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I `~ ~';~ +,~ +~ r «~ C ~, ~ , ~•y t~~~ ~~- id);!- leta t 44r/ 1 4 0 7 7. 1- ,tl.-4" 7 ' , 0};. ' 4l 1.4 I;4i-, --, ~.,.......„, t . ~.„M", , , •••••• :.." 1 ..) 4d . t •N e e 4, NUMBER 3605.) NEV ACTED. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRIJIIY-LANE. TO., MORROW F.VENING, April 7, IEO4, will be performed . (ist * time), a new Comedy, in Five Ads, called THE SAILOR'S DAUGHTER. FORTUNE'S FROLIC. On Monday, April gth, will be performed, 42d time,, the. Grand SpeCtacle of Cinderella, or The Little Glass Slipper.. The gth Night of the new Farce of The Counterfeit, will be on Tuesday, April to. (1:3 -, A new Farce, in Two Afis, never performed, called The Middle Dish, or The Irishman in Turkey, lion at this Theatre. is in prepara. . 1 THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE N . TO -MORROW ' EVENING, April 7; : 30 4 , will be performed.. - ; • VENICE PR ESERV'D, i . • VrtTli VALENTINE AND ORSON,.; With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machineryi •Dresses! The Overtu re and _Decorations). , and the 'Whore "f the Music, composed y Mr. I ouve. • The A dion, &c. •of 1 1e Mr. produced' under the diredion of Mr. Farley Prim' lal Charaders. FAENCH. Pepin,, King of France. Mr. CORY ; Reim, Itrri KI.ANERT Haufray, Mr. CLAIk E MONT t ) valentine, Mr. FARLEY ; Orson, jr. DUBOIS - :• j ' Ono; Ali% BLANC'HA RD.; Blanciiman;' Mr. CHA P MAN; Choristes, Messrs. Kendrick, Linton. ()dwell, Tett, , 'l'hornas, 4c.. - *•' • The Princess Eglahtine, Mrs. ST.,. TAGE R.; 'the Empress ./' Idelisanta, Sister to the K ing, Mrs. DIRDIN ; Fierirnonda, .ot Aquitaine, ( NI I's. FR EDERI CK ; Female • ' , ``Pilgrirry ileliss MA.RI YR ; , •'• - ' Agatha, Mrs. MARTY l ; cicely, Mrs. POW I. L. S.A. :ACENS. - • The Sorcerer Agramant, (the Green Knight), Mr. BOLOG NA., Jun' ; The Spirit Pacolet. Master MENAGE- • t. The Piece to conclude with ... • A GRAND PAGEAN T nepresentin g the I\ Imting of the Ent and the King of France. . peror of Constantinople, The Scenery (painted by Messrs. Richards, Phillips, Whit more, Hollogan, and their Assistants), will be arranged in the following order : . • ~ ~ Suburbs auci Distant View of the City of Orle.ans, Pan ,- lips ; Interior of a Monastery, Phillips ,Palace, Hollogail ; Forest of Orleans, Richards ; City Gates, Phillips • Ta pestry Chatnber, Phillips and Dc Wilde ; Banquet pavi !' lion, Holiogan • Cascade, Richards ; Green Knight's En campment, Phillips ; Giant's Castle, Richards Mystic Temple, Whitmore ; Hall of ChivalryWliitrno're. The new Romantic Melo-Drama of Valentine and Orson 'will be repeated evens; Evening till'further notice. On Monday, dm Historical Play of Macbeth. The 6th and 7th represeutatations of the new, and much day I admired Comedy of The Will for the Deed, will be on Toes day and Wednesday next. The Tragedy formed, for the I°asf tt)rtitinVi°' Those Lad Places for t the ttioor of Venice, will be per and ‘ e thls season; on Thursday the Azth. . he paragCentlernen who were disappointed of raph, are respearully informed, that proper notice will be given -of its i - s ntat ion. iext repre C 1 ;-"? T March IE O I- he Corporation Qt• th e ROYAL EXCHANTC t 7 AS SURNCE, d o h ereby give notice, That th ey h ave re duce from d tile Rate of As surance on FA RMING STOCK, • 3s. to 2S. 6d. per cent. PERSONS, wirlse ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall 4.. - due on the 35th inst. are hereby informed. that Re.- eeipts are now ready to he delivered at the Company's °tikes, over thc Ruyal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their respective Agents in the SeVera CALtiltitS ; and the 'Par. al e s acs;ired are requested to apply, for the Renewal of their Policies, on or belore the. - g:h of April ne)q, as the usual F ifteen gays allowed for Payment,- be'yoncr the Date of each Policy, will then expire. • SAMUEL FENNING, Tun. Sec; cia- Attendanc e it given; daily, at the said Offices, tor the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Nerc hanctii and Ships, in harbour, in Dock, •or avhile billding, front Loss or Dainae-,e by Fire ; and also for the AssUrance of, and granting Annui ties on Lives. '.• . ' ' ' .. N. B. Fi le Policies will he issued f ree of cpence to the wards. ssured, where the Annual Premiums amount to G s. or up- ACCONIk.)DAIIOII. . . COUNTRY 'BANKERS, Mertants Manufac fu,re.rs, ant! reslie;table.Tradesrnen ntaV be accommo dated with a Credit tilality and luttgrur may be depended on. To those who have occasion .10 make Remittances, such a Convenience ttiust be truly deiitable; and th e T erms wilt be moderate. Address, by Letters ouly, post-paid, to B. D. 'At Mr. iceeifs, No. tos, A.ldersgatc..street, London. :_____________ A HOUSE To LETT, in ARGYLL_SI REST, a. 1.. fora few Weeks. -, To be viewed on IN•lond...y the 9th of AprA, between the hOurs a Eleven and Three: For further Leic e Particulars, inquire .of Mr: Emmet, No. 26, ster-square. COTTAGE near the -------------------------....1E1V FOREST. ATO BE SOLD . BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Rnomy an, most Convenient'CQTTAGE, si_ ..._ tuated in the beautiful and most retired Village .1 HAROLEY, between Hythe and Fiwley, Hairipsbire, anti within a short distant. fSo thampton Watei; It con sists of a good Dra w ;,,, e o .4. - wash hous- , .., and Dairy, oi . i . Kitchen, ~ he Ground Floor, and 'two Cellars t-reern Dining-room. Underneath ; six ncorns on the F" Floor, and two Gar. r "ret3. Also, nearly contiguous aFI F. 1.1.) ofT WO AC R ES, with an Orchard and Garden of about One Acre more ; a Stable, Barn, Piggery and other Out.offices. The Land- TAX is redeeed. The Estate • 1 - 111 • nd held for is ..ease io t , 4 the • -- •f • of rernalitner.of two seve.xal Terms of 999 and 85. yea-u, *hich about 800 ycars remain Yet unexpired The Fixtures ''Sval be. included in the Purchase. The Occupier, it ,is un, 1 dzrstood, is entitled to the same Rights Of Comnion as the °,! her Leaseholders in the same 1 4ighbourhood. Immediate 9Ssession may he had. It is admirably calculated for the it Nden L e of Persons attached to the Navy. ' V h E s q. An ur particulars,. apply ts. Nathaniel Atc..esen, Es q. Alin- Friars, Lonon . ; of to William Cuiry, Esq. Friars, Sou I . . ' t iampton. , .. , FREEHOLD LAND, SURREY. .• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO', 11 7 Order of the COM:V11 SSION L RS for diitiding, allotting; a nd incl os i ng the Commons withi n the MANORS of G 0- 13A LM IN U and CATTS lit; LL, Mahe .1)a rishes of Go-i. f ik rning, Chi ddingiOld, and Compt on ; at the King's Aims 4114, in Godalmihg, oti Tuesday the Bth Day of May next, at Twelve o'clock, • S I XTY ACRES of.the most valuable part of that %. wellknown Rich Pasture Common, called the PEASE "AlkSfi, in the sai d Parish . of.. Gogaltning, most eligibly t, - !iJuated tOr Boildinz,, king on a drV healthy Sdil, •s.vith A fine t,lleet of Water" n Front, being on of , the finest '„les in the County, of. Surrey, at the c,onycj,ient Distance. 1 1 one Nlile . from Godalming and-three .t , l'iks.; - rom Guild ianti tc), nearly adjoining the 'Turnpike Road 'leading from I ;ndon to Portsmouth.. 2 ' - : 4,,t5,u.t. titer Particulars may be known, or a Plan seen, on \ viVitc.ition to Nrr. Thomas Chapman, Suiveyor, I:4;n:nund ; C Messrs . C.• and f., Sinallpeice,- Surteyors, Stoke, -next , Utici fold. and Lkt the. place of Sale. • . - : - • -= ri _ . , The 23d of APRIL, 1804, _ T HE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW ING. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val.. of each. Total Value, 2 of 420,000 are 4 4 0,000 2 . 104000 - 2.1,000 3 - 5,000 - 15,000 4 . 2,0d0 -16,00 r, 12 • 1000 - 120..)0 1 3 , 0 500 - 6,5i0 20 ' - 2:0 - 4,000 , • • Se 4 100 . . 5,00 d 100 ~ , So ••• 5,0'00 z 7,35 0 •• 22 .. 147004) 30,000 Tickets ,C262,,5z0 • Part of the'CapitalS. •• .;first-drawo .Ticket l'itst Day - - ,C.T e ctoo First.thawn Ticket Seventh Day - - .20,000, • First-drawn Ninth Day - - - • ,„00(') TlClits'ls and SITARTS are SELLING at EV ftiliY LICENSED LOTTEItY-OFFICE. - • PRESENT- P 1 ICli.. • Ticket - - 4..17 it o Half - - - o o Eighth . d Quarter - - r Sixteenth - - t • 3 6 .. i-e!:kickets apd SiLues, vil ,i gradually rice until lite Drawing. Till It D SLATE OTTE R Y begins Drawing the 23d of . this Month. -rTJCKE I'S and SHARES' are selling i 9 a great I Variety at tile koyal Exchange' Statetott4y (4ce, No. SB, Cornhill, by Messrs. HALL ani Co. Siiecesotti to 'Mr: NiCtIOLSON:r.. '*. m .* Orders from - the Country, accOrnp:tnio'd with Knott Bills at a short date, 'Bank' Notes, Cash, or Post-Olt - ice Orders, executed on the same - Terms as if personally.pre..-: , sent. • • Letters, post-paid, duly ..tnsweted.—Money' for Prizes as soon as drawn. • .1 THIRD LOTTERY tbr 130 1803, begins Drdwing z3d April, 4. MHE TICKETS and. SHARES for the above •LottFy are now on sale at Mess; HAZARD, k /4 . F. and Co.'s State Lottery Office„ No. 93, under the Royal, ,EiChange I .Ohdon, and no 'Where else on their aecount: . 7Che , Schturel , consists of two Prizes of tto,ooot. two of three of . sool. four at aoool. twelve of 10001. thir teen of ssol , twenty oi .zoA. fifty of tool. &c. ; the Numbera Tickets ;o0Oo; and the lowest Price "* Al l Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agree able to Ad of Parliament. and also with the Crown, .and roundit, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery Office. Letters, post-paid, duly answered. / B. In the late Lottery. Nn. 7622, zo,ooal. was told in a whole Ticket, at the above 0 Bice, •and No. 'SS, zo,00al: and No. 5319, to,oool. both in Shares. Cfuntry Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills on London, Post-oltice Orders, - or. Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punaually attended to; .and Correspondents may dependon being treted exadly , on the sante Terms as if pre sent, CHEStERFIELD's LETTERS. • • This Day were published, Neatly printed in Four Vols. 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Richarisor., F. and C. 11 ivingtort, J. %C . alkcr„, S:..incherd, T. N. !mman and 0. Ryes, T.• Cad:Aland' - W. l)uvics. Lachington, Allen and Co. 1. •Nunii, C. Law, and Mawinon.. _ . I,OkG HAIR IN FASHION.-RUSSIA OIL FOR, MAKING vi F. HAIR CROW THICK ANI) LONG EVEN ON 11. A 1.0 PLACES, WHISKERS, EA BROWS, &c. AND is recommended after Illness or Lying-in, as it will prevent the Flair from falling oft'; and w!.eri all other discoveries for the Growth of Hair pre , ve uselesg, a Trial of the RUSSIA OIL will De found to have the de. sired cited. Gentlemen Who, through the late Fashion have cot their liair into "a Crop, may now have a speedy oppornipit-9 - i/f regaining it to its former state ; as by using the Russia Oil they will soon find themselves enabled to wear their Hair queued. This Oil will be found so great a preserver to the Hair as to prevent it growing gray to a late period of life. Price .7s. per bottle, or a large one containing four small, at One Guinea. To be had of Mr. Pit twee, Dentist, No. 333, Oxford.. Street, neat Argyle-street; and•sold by appointment, at Mr. Finch's China Warehouse, No. s. Berkerey-square ; at Mr, Holmes's. Newsman, No. 'I, Royal Exchange ; and at Mr. Green's Medical Warehouse, No. 132., Oxtord-street ; and no where else. BEAUTY, HEALTH, AND CLEANLINESS. rr HE INDIAN MOUTH POWDER ref-tiers the Teeth beautifully white, give; the racist Fascinating redness to the Gums and Lips, and communicates a Most delightful Odour to the Breath. This Powder is prepared from a valuable Drug found on the Coast of Malabar, lately imptirted from India by a Gentleman 'ot fortune, who wit— nessed and experienced its wonderful Properties. He has submitted it to the iospedion of a Medical Gentleman irt London, who so highly approves ot it, that he sandions it with his name and recommendation, having ascertained that it is a specific remedy for the Scurvy in the Gums, a radical Cure for the Tooth-ach, and decidedly the best Tooth Pow.. der in the world, and so innocent, that it may be used by Infants.- Price is. rid. and as. 9d. Prepared by the Doctor, and- sold wholesale and retail, _by his Agent, -No. at, Pall Mall ; and retail, by Mr. Withers, No. 2.29, Strand, near Temple Bar. . SPRING I'HYSIC. • IHE propriety oftAking some alterative Medi • eine at this Season of the year, to.lacilitate the etThrts of. Nature, must be obvious to the weakest capacity; it is a salutary pradice, founded by the wisdont of our Ancestors, and sanctioned by the approbation of every Medical Man : its utility is not confineckto the present advantages, but ex tends also to the prevention of many diseases which frequently occur when Spring Physic lu.s been neglected. The Public are therefore reminded, that 'DE VELNO'i VEGETABLE PILLS are proved, by ample experience, to be the most safe and efficacious Medicine hitherto discovered, as' an Alterative, Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood, and for radically cur ing the Scurvy, Scrophula, or Ring's Evil, Scorbutic Erup tions, Leprosy, the ill effintis.of Mercury, and all Diseases originating from an Impurity of the mood. ,Nor does it ie quire the least confinement, or restraint in diet. Prepared by a regular-bred 'Surgeon, and Sold, wholesale anitretail, by Pidding and Co. , No. 76, Oxford-street, Lon don, .in small boxes, price 4s. 6d. or six boxes in one, Pricy 225. ; also retail by . 'l rat, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ' Butler, N 0.4, Cheapside Shaw and fidvvards, No. 66, St—Paul's Church-yard, and by evely Vender. :rat Nledicinesdn the Kingdom ; but observe that iris signed with red ink, by 1. Pidding, No . . 76, Oxford -street, London, otherwise the Publid might be deceived by inefficacious Pre parations assuming a similar Name. ; 10 THE RETAL VENDERS OF PROPRIEkARI" MEDICINES. FNEW BERY and Sons, of Sr. Paul's . Yard, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, Dr. lames's Analeptic Pills, Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc, Dr. Austin's Cha lybeate. Pills -Dr: lloope.r's Female Pills, Dolby's Carmina. tive; the Cordial Cephalic. Snuff, the Essence of Coltsfoot, and a Variety, of other Articles of Repute, - having discovered that sundry Medicine Dzalers in London have, by travelling themselves, or by means of Riders and Hawkers, disseminated through the Kingdom, large Quantities of spurious Prepara- - tioas; in the Bills of Diredions of which the Names of Mr.' Newbery and the other Proprietors are made use'of; and have, undercover of a Connexion in Business with his House, pre-' vailkd.upon many- unsuspeaing • Shopkeepers to sell such countereited Medicines, he thinks it proper to warn the re tail Venders against such dishonourable Traffic; and to inform them, that by continuing to be the Agents of such artful Traders, they render themselves liable to a.Proseeution for a Fraud upon t he Purchasers,. as well as upon the Proprietors of the Medicines. In order to counteract such impostures, and that the Cour try. Vender may he regularly, supplied Nvipi the genuine Ar ticles; MesSrs . : Newbely•and Sons intend 'to employ Travel lers to visit - dal - 46d pacts of the Kingdoms ; and in the rrtean time, those. Persons who. may be 'inclined to open Accounts with them, may be furnished upon - liberal Terms, byapply ing its above. ' • ' N. B. As the Commissioners of the Stamp-ollrce commodaten the Propr.etors of Medicines with separate Plates; in which their names are inserted, very fog Articles Of consequence arc now without such thA the'Re ail Vender, by observing .whether the !raw,: of the Proprietors. be printed or not in the Stamps, ma, aaci.T. Jain the authenticity of the Medicines. Ptdchasers • also. br the same attention; will be enabled to detett any Impositiga that may either be prActised,or attempted. , .