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.~ :';1 8 7 fit".. 4 1 t igi 4 .,:0rt t 1 a i (1 . 0.1,1 '"4 4...4.7,.. 7 . 4. 1.4., ‘. : , : 11 7, 1 71.... . . • • s' . • Lv . T 4 4 , 4 1 . - • .r.w , • • • , • ••:;*• : ": 1 ,, , ,,,iy V/74'i k 7. 411! ‘‘\ .NUMBER 2655.1 THEATRE-ROYAL. bitj.s ItY-LAN E. - Mq tROW EVENiNG, March z 6, ISor, - - will be performed,. DEAF AND DUMB; Or, THE ORPHAN' PROTECTED. W rr . THE, PANNEL., • • • - Or, Saturday, The Siranger, with The Devil to pay. Pizarro will be perternied on Taster Monday. • A new kditantic Drama, with Songs, called Adelmorn, the Outlaw, wilt be produced imniecliately after Vaster. A new Tragedy callecijulianAnd Agnes is in rehearsal, and will be producetl as soon as possible. PI-1at413. FICE, .March zs, tEoz.. E RSONS 'nutted in this Office, . whose • Lady-Day, are Tv:vested to take notice., Thr Inint . td Receipts are nbw ready at the Offices in Lombard-street - , and Corr: c t of Spring:Carden,' • Charing-Cass ; and in the Country oi the hands of the several Agents. Attendallce is daily given; for the Insur ing of Houses, Bnitdiugs, Household Coeds, Stock in TiAde - , and Merchandize • also Ships in Harbour, Cargo in Ships and Li-'4fmrs, sa n d Ships building. or repairing, from Loss or Diuwtge bi•F ire. • THO WORSLEY; Set. • Proposals, containing the Rates arid Conditions of lu suranceort.y be had at the above Offices. N. IL. Septennial, Triennial, anti Annual Policies, .re m: in force fifteen days after the Quarten:Day On which they zeriptiaively become due. - F" . ND on bbard the Alfred Tran'spi) - rt &Nile , ' BROWN HAIR TRAVELLING TRUNK, stip ° poled; Troth ssnie Papers in the inside, to be ire Property of a Jr.N Robert Castleman, Surge.on ip tho. Royal Navy, wile, by applying .to Mr. Theintiison, Stationer, New , port, Lie of Wight (post-paid), may receive every:in 2ormation net..essaq for its recovery , March zo, rilo,r. MONEY CONCERNS, AND PLACES UNDER GOVERNMENT. • MELVILI,E and Co. - in form the Nobility And Gentry, .who are in want of r Oe'criniary ASSi3t =lCE'', that ot•i T ing to their respedable ConneCtion with Monied Men; they .have always Sums of Money inain Jool. to any ainount,• ready to advance upon .real Incomes, Irish* from Estates, Money in the Ftincts, Rent Charges, 'Church Livhigs,jointureg, Pensions, Annuities, &c.. &C. -scoot.looot. , and 10,0001. ready for the Pnrchase of Three ~..Tnnuirdes, on eii.:;ill.• S.:Ctirity, redeeinahle or not.,-Pen tlernen who - have interest, 'may hc informed. Of several genteet . AppoiotoltAts. itttact -,Cver onincht, of .801. 901. 1. Jaya • t5oI• 41eat. 7001. S.eol. zoool. 4-year,i both at Home and 'Abroad. - Se ra Ries, froril is(. ear i Wards -' to •bedi s i6oitd o f.. : Gol:erninent• Securi ties ,bought 'and sold. .p erso r i al..Aßglications, irofn Eleven to Three o'CloOt, ',:5..D,.;(e1,it11-e-.-gh4 Co. No. 7, Cecil-street, Strand.retters•'iticeiveo buz what are paid. ItEDEENIABI, JEN - Years': Parc:base immediately rit unekorsi.bli a."4- 7 ,vps,n .7 rcsklol4 lolig Le.isehold Estate‘, *here th Fames have an absolute Interest, and ..on which (by rasbn of thepressure Of the times); Money cannot 'be 01a rained uptin Mortgage. - And , Eight.Y.:ars PuNhase ittikcwitie be given far,annuities tor. yeting Lives, secured on tie like Proktity, or en Monty in the Funds, where —ale Parties have.oni a Life - Interest. In. either - case the rantors will-have the power of redeeming the sarne at pleasnre,..by .4pplieation .personally, or , by letter, to Mr. 'Nine' at his house, No. 8. Duke-str wt, Adelphi. . TWENTIETH DAY's DRAWING. . . icKETs• are selling , warranted Undrawn, dived into Halves, Quarters, , Eighths, and Six teenths, Narietrof Numbers, at .DRIIMMOND's L ve ky.. - affice,, , No. 65y fleer.street ; where Prizes to a large Amount have be sold in former Ltaterkei; =dais() the. followin , prizes have been :shared and registered in the presenilfortery,' No. 41,7e9, a Priz e td. 5001.. drawn ;the firSt Dar; .N o: . 57,346, a Prize' of. ;0001. drawn the I,)ay•• and No. 35,417, a Prize of ,toool. drawn. the Tiyhth Day ! , were divided in Two Quartors,T,wo.Eigntlis, '•and'FOur Sixteenths. ; • - - • ProsentPrict. . ,Ticket 74: " b lt( Jo 5 • Eighth. I 2 .6 5 4 0-'• • Sixteenth - . .6 6 Chtittry Orders carefully attended to. Prizes paid as soon as drawn, and all kind Or Government Securities ought,,and sold,. WA.KK.AN 'lid) LEY dit4WiS, C K 1: 'I'S and S.H A RES are oh' S . afe 1 RICHARDSON, 000DLUCK, and Co. atilleb . Licensed State-Lattery,OfficpscNO. tc.,.}, Cori,ll ls:o. Sy opposite thel(ing's Mews. Charing -Cryes; ondon ; and ni .clrl(vie,l);""where tho i following C apital Prizei :have b Y ,been Sold and Shared in tlw last Ahree ears:. . - " - LAST STATE LOTTERY. Na. • The First-drawn Ticket, 26th Day, ',C. 41 .6,M3,, Ina Half, a-Fourth ! _and Two Eighth,Shares 30,.018 35,09, In TWO Fourths, Two Eighths, and Four Sixteenths , . - %5,215, In One Fourth, One Eighth, and Tcn Six. teenths . _ A- . .: ... 9,915, Ina Hair, n Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths • - 24,165, In a Half, Two, Eighths, and Four Six teenths- -' - - - . , , 14 ic,935, , InSixtcen S ixteenths - - , 7 55 In a Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths - ' c _ IN WHOLE TICKETS. No , 1 9 , 49 6 - - £ . 1 : 6 ;bon NI). 2 0, 1 37 - - ,C. 5,000 29,454 . - to,ooo. 10,012 . . 5000 1,282 - - 10,660 0,6 . 46 - - • - 5, 0 0 0 - Also, LOTTERY 191, . No. .12,1;c7 in Sixteen Sixteenths 30,0,04 And in former Lotteries a great proportion of Capital, Prizes. , .. .r,, , , RicilAßnsoil, gooncticr, and Co. recommend an innnaliate purchase, -ass Tickets alai Shares will continue - to r,sc. . 23,0d0 10,000 5,p00 2,000 2,00-0 2,0c0 S&L E. of LANDS in she C 11 N Ty of 1 5 ,0 H, • 'S'COTLAND. •‘ TO BE-SOLD BY - T•UBLIC RU UP, 'ithinthe at jedblirgh, upon Tuesday the vythof-May, rSoz r it• Four o!Clo4.. in' the Afternoon, the followmg Farms 1 . T r TOSILAWSANK, cdritaining 24.0 Acres, of thereby. ' . 2. Thecontiguous FARM of LOCHINCHES, eon. Wiling 226 Acres, or thereby, Wbitli tvoo: farms lye in the Perish of,Linton, arc at present . possessed'by the Heirs Of Gilbert Burn, and will Iv. set up in one,or two Lots, as intending offerers shall incline. q. The FARM of LOCHSIDE, - situate in the Parish of Alorebattle,. containlng 301 Acre‘ or thereby, pOssessed by Mr. J antes Oliv&r, with a property in a lafge -adjoining Loch; abothaing in Perelfand 011ie. • • These Fariris are all w . atile, at - 2 moderate distance frqm Lime and Coal, in the .vicinity of gocd Markets', and have - vt late been much improved bylnelosing,and otl)erwi'se. The'Condititins of Sale . and Inventory otiWrits,‘Vill be publishtd at the time and place of Sale: ; or -may be teeri any time before, in the hands of Andrew Reis!, Wiiier in ztlbury,h l who will infonn as to farthix Yarmulars. At a' MEETING of the TRUSTEES of the LINEN and HEMPEN MANUFACTURES of IRELAND, on-Tuesday Weld day of March, acid Hon. .)OHN Baron DILLON in the Chair ; , • THE R ight Hon. JOHN FOSTER reported . from the Cerrimittee, a Plan of Encouragement !or promoting the GROWTH of HEMP, .and the. Estab lishment of the SAW-CLOTH MANUFACTURE, which was read, and is as follows : 4 HEMP. " Thb Trustees of the Lined and Hempen Manufac tures, anxious that this Kingdom should effectually lay hold of the present "opportunity which the interruption of Trade.witli the Northern States Wets, for promoting the Growth of Hemp, and . the Establishment of the Sail-Cloth Manufacture, call upon all Land-holders and .Farmers ta assist their endeavours, by atlottinesome por tion of their protpds nythellising of Hemp. , ' , • They understand' it is as easy tri its culture.as the richer the soil and the deeper the loam,- the better , will ,be the produce; -it sticceeds adttirably in dr!ined Beg marturred with Ashes; and the Trust=4 propose to procure a sufficient numer of ,persons prdperly . skilled in the management of it, from the time it is ripe for pull ing until it is . made fit for the Spinner. . • TheSepersons will be stationed in various parts of the Kingtioin, and orders will be given to the_ County Inspec t°. s to r,:ceive ail applications from Geritlemen ‘ or Far mers may desire their assistance,- antPtoserlel tir-go . • " ill also give thi than for three years.... . ' • " BREAKIN - G SCITTCHINGs. T. " For every stone of Hemp grown in this Kingdom lathe years 1801, 1g02, - 180, well broken and 'v. - knelled ;Or the, hatehel, or for cordage, the sum - of 4d. and ii-tor t tier Bounty of a complete set of Hemp Kitchell to every Person who stall have broken ancl - Scotched half a ton weight thereof. z. " To the Owner of, any Mill, or Mil.l-*aehinerys, wherein not less than so ton of sound Hemp, of, Irish growth ; shall be broken and seutched perfectly before the ist June iSoz, the sum-of rool:• " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery, which shall be erected after the Ist of May itct, whe ther 'entirely new, er acidat to art old Mill, :2 re shall be broken and ictitehed. the greatest . qua..titi of sound Hemp, ot Irish growth, bet Ween theist. !tea, and the Ist orlime 1803, ,not less than 56 t6l, aid sum of r 501.-; for the rtextreatest quantity, not less than 40.t0n, between the said periods; the stall of tool.; apt; tor the next greatest quantity; - not lesslhan 3o' ton, _be tween the said period, the sum of soh 4. " To the, Owner of tiny Mill, or _NM now or hereafter to be eiteted, wherein there • shall be broken and scorched the - greattist quantity of sotslid-dentp, of Irish growth, between the ist of June 1303 and.ttic Ist of lune t 504, not less than too son, the &'iim; of ;col. 1 for the next greatest quantity, not less than So. ton, the sum cif aool. ; and fur the nextfgreatest.quantity,. not le.-;s than 6o ton, .the sum of 1,01. - " HACKLING. • •-- -5. For every stone of sound Herrin, of-Irish growth, welt water-rotte - d.and scutehed, he _hackled and dressed fit for Spinning, bet :yoga the Ist August IL: and ist of August 180.4, the snin or 3d. " SPINNINc;. 6. " For all Machiner) which shall he creaed, entirely new or added to bid Mills, for spinniog 1f,.;..) or Flax, for Sail-cloth, before the !Sm.,. to be worked by water or strait. A stint atterthe rate of ken Shillings foi - each Spindle it shall contain, on security being given that the number Of Spindles for wli such premium shall be received; shall be regularly kept at work in plint , ni (temp or Flax for three years. " For this Pitmium the sum ofw sat: will be appio riateU; and it more than 5000 Spindles &all ire clan: to Truowes will reserve to trwraselves.flie.priv.',.:r of •tilifig the tutitlirjOsst7tafe3tly Iltbnr, the C-I,4troupe. 7. To the Person who Shall pi r, ;;I:ch 'fain Machinery before the tat of August, :04, a' Sail-cloth Loom, made of the best materials, and on :tai!' most. im proved plan, will be ordered '3y the Trustees for. even two too of . good, even, fnerciiantable Yarn so sofa • ever'' , such Loom to continue the property of the Boald, info whosoever hands-such Spinner way give it. • - " ITINERAN V HEMP-DRESSERS. " All Pert--ins who can produce sufficient-proof of being perfectly sldied'io the management of Hemp throughout all its different proc.esses, from the time it is pulled until it is eompletel) dressed for spinning, and wish to engage with the 'Trustees,- are desired to apply to their Secretary, at the Linen-Office, Dublin, or their. Agent, Eilwarn Stewart, Esq Aldermanbury, London :and thz first twilye vlio shall be approved ot, will be appointed Itinerant Hemp-dressers at Sol. a year eadh ; and will have - liberty to receive itoro the Persons whom they shall be ordered to attend, such reasonable allowance as the Trustees shit p.-eviously sanction. " :',III,OVRIGHT and MACHINE-MAKERS. " All Petsons of this description in Great Britain or :I ['eland, Who wish to lit employed in censtruaing-any Machinery for the Seutcbillg, Dressing, Spinning; r o Weaving of Henv,..may register their Names and Churn -ters And prices vr - terms, if .they choose,_ - in the -Linen h °lice; `.Dublin, where a Book will be kept for the poi - - , pose; and be open at all times to the inspection of any person Who may wish to creel Machinery." .• . Anti the same being read paragraph by paragraph, was unanimously agreed to, alld ordered to be published. • . By Orderof the'Trustees, TAMES CORRY,.Sece FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CON;FRACT, ' And . Entered upon Immediately, A FREEHOLD HOUSE, situate' and being . 1. No., 19, in MARLBOROUGH-BUILDING S, • Bath, late the Vtopo.rty and Residence of Tho. Alunuty, Esq. deceased. The Furniture.. which is exceedingly good, may be taken by Apraisement. For Particulars, and a view of the, Premises, appiy to Mr. Taylor, Attorney at Law, WO. 131:5" All Persons having any Demand on the Estate of Mr. Alunuty, arc requested to transmit 'a Particulai there of. to Mr. Taylor, ofßarli. March xi, iSoi. 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In. a vol. 4ltt) price 11. b4.lard. • [PRICK SIX PENCE. GENER ill. Pti,N' i . (. ; ' cI,K,'E, i1fiz: 2 .1.7:-.., 11 ..it eh - Ist li, Ito t . ripHE Past-49, bri.7%ng- th; 'Mad fra.?A*6 . ev,n. .1. Oeks to Brol I tit"; £Vai, Jr p; ed detwce4 Me 17 :lint ifi 1 file:Store' fro,: London, a.kut 62 Vaarlet:l.ut Five o'v r , - ck tt-il .I,crxing, hj. a Allan oat Fort, 1 4 , t ) .: presynted ‘i Phvi, ,i,v4v:i ed the Mail, a. , :d .iv.:ore ho w..1:1d .6!.-.1z. , the R.st-ii-j". &ail: s out if h was not qukk. Til Re.,hber tovi ft. - 41n the By the I-MsTINGS, f P r I - ) D 1' N DEW, RYE, i CR ,INlarii.7.A. - ; RATTLE, }Bags for Lcidon. TU.NieRIDGE i ' ' 1 LAMBE RIIU.R.ST, I and 7'ENTERDEN, .t . S SP'S N0.4.=7_'.1? . He appearrd to be a yotmg Man, was dressed in a ..i;;:: - .4 • Frock, a round Hat, with a Li g ht- co l or:re d ildnalerchisf ti e d .. r:mnif it. , Dpe Bicliensiers ard Cidnbrook kegs have item f o rd :en - opened; all :he rest e t& Ra gs have b een o p ene d, iat• man"- of the Letters are mteopenc:a. Trooever ii:All'appraend and eonviFi, Or ranse to .be appre hended a 4d con 4i:de:l i the Perso4 wbi c..ntndtters l me said Rob:Seri., will Le entitle:llea R.ew s zrs lof TIVO I - lU.YDR E.() l'OUNli - S, , ever and above t fie Reward give:: 4, ) , ACS ti . P,n - liamtnt•for apprehending-of Highwaylren :or if azy Arratldice 14,144 Rokbeg , shall sotrrenier bin:self, and make distovel,- . ,t, te.b.:.;e4p the. Penton .4.h0 committed the 'same mats be apprshe , :eed-And brang6t to ' , valet,. such Ditc6-....:er will . he entitled t, the - . taid.#retoo,endit:ilial:o- ; :cri lir t{'. 7 11111 . 4 V ; 'n'T)i.::: :3!lbili ;i4i. ' -4, 4inmenand of His dlfdlei'..r Postorader.:G e : ro .. l l, • . ' FRA NCIS /REEL 1.V1..".;s Sec. C0.114MM5.1. 1 .P. r- CE 1V.EP..291,'s OFFICE, . 4z, Pa." lartemt- strut, 141 k .ii arc I.:, 1;i :-.; CO N 1 BRUT FOR ARMY 202.4 AD. - • MOTICE ; L A -ere. : y gi , ben to na P e r tcns IN is Com-at'? for 11.1Z,Z4Z) to :HO' MAyESIY's LAND IiORCES i i edworawePty, 'ter:, and Barrack:, in the COUNTY .cox [WALL (the Deaverks to optimes:cc or the 2iih Da; of 4.4-ii'rex:), that Proposal: in ivriiing, :f raled 4, a y./ "las krai Co 4 \- 7 1.g.1er FOR BREAD, he tereived Commitrary . Generill at-thir Cipre; frog: Ibis time :IL' the zi au' of-Iprh. The Parrim'ars and Comaitions cj the Contract may be !Jail, !....y.app t slng at .thi.A.Cdfce. : • • if.- 4 / ; vaty 11, 183 T. TH-E COUR T of DI R• E 0.1? of IJNI7 . F . 7.)CQ.IIPAIVIqf .11E4C11,IN1S of vt gi•IT t'\rst ic T'ut the r . • f;:r ' 8C74 .1 . , Of th e. Sala . ..o:W; .-:d3! sbsei an T. 7 h 3,1-6./ . .lllarcb next, at .4 . 1.v0 a7;ii . opeffed-agal.: t?.,ursday, iyEof 1 . 9110T2V , ..g. Ti'.:: a Ca:tr-:-.• Gefteral aar., of the sal.l Cwit; a l y will le iald.at their awe, in . Leadenhall-street, 11 . :-.4.4i:d. t y, 114 . •2 5 16 Ato.ch - 4-et; i Pet.en eci‘a tb,fore,...uon. That a Grx , e#-al Court of /14,‘ .4r!,1 Compaly wilt he held at their House ix Lealettkag,rtriet,:tl r . S t h cf nest,- froat . .Nirp , o' dirk z"!•-ruing, • until Si.- in th e Ev r rin ; ,- for tkr E4.l7i.di 'Y . Six-- said compau, jcr 4 1, 1;mt Years : lied tbe Lists of the sari C..qipit , ritl.Y)- to :if cidivered at,his Ho. u.re, on •Tve3,4, thrl 4 6 61 Marti, 7,.,;44. • 11-717: 14 Ai k. 4 S £4SI ..12..711:4 MUSE, ER ST ISD -110k,J' • . .11.z.rch 2,4, ISo r • • rTIFIE COURT of DIRECTOR'S' c ir UN - 1TEDC0.:547 1 .4 NY - Y.PI.I.II.ItCHA ?NITS LAND tradio g to the East leaks, do here& eve Notice, That the following Prxpeislors Tadified agreelbito to have, ix conji:rinity Li the bth &Rion of I'.e 7th Challes of the itle Laws of the said COMP Wrill'K to 14e Secretary, tbcir drwle LT &coning Cassdia'ate.i foc4se,Ris c ßiox, at the ensuing Elit - tin of Six Dintick-xi ox Wednesday, the gra of April x..xt.viz. • • WILLIAM - SENSLEY, Esq. air JOHN SMITH LURGES, Bait. 'The Hon. WM-. E LPIIINSTONE; 101-IN HUNTER, Etiq. .-IOHN-TRAVERS, • 'STEPHEN WILLIAM, Esq. 6fILLIiM MS'.4l, Ser. TO COUNTRY GENTLEMEN AND OTHERI. * • The follovi'ing Restorative Medicine is in such Re pute, as to be used and recommended by many'ef the Facultv,. ForNtRVOtIS DI.SORDERSand INWARD DECAY, Loss of Meinory Feebleness, • Dimness of Sighi, Horrors of the Mind, • Pains in the Back and Loins, Paralytic Complaints, Sec. Trernblings, HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE *BALSA •PILL.S, Country Gentlemen and others are inform:A, th 4 they may be supplied with this valuable Nledicine by sending their Or by'Coachmen.or _Newsmen, or by inclosing Cash in a Small Parcel,.direelcd to VI r. I 9HisT WADE, No. 163, l'lcet:street, boridon, for which purpoSe com plete Packing Boxes are provided for sending it with safety to any part of .this KingdOni, lreland, Scutlaudi erc. See. HUNTER's . RESTORATIVE. BALSAM of LIFE _and HEALTH, is the first Medicine in rte World for reatoriug and invigorating the Coustittitions of piseais weakened and debilitated by a course of dissi. hated plcasures, or _indeed by any other causes. Eva/ day produces fresh accounts of the singular success of this invaluable Restorative Medicine, and many Gentlemen have been candid enough to declare, that it has succeedcd in casts when every other Medicine proved iheiti4....tual, * * Gentlemen of the first distitielion in this kingdom, „„it as others, whose collsritittion wer! broken and de • rated, have'experi:2nced the good et is of this R.estG. rative Medicine. for Nerv6r.s Disortiers, - proctednig front drinking,. pleasu, - es,.; theinmioderate or from whatever .occasions great delsility and rela:i.,.tian of the solids, a better and safer Medicine cannot be taken. NUmbers ,who bad undergone toot pavVerful enunkes of llercury , -f that bane of recluded them to a state"of miserable exis:te,n4e, received the utmost benefit 'from this Restorative ; for, after less Of strength and vigour, they happily regaine.d.their former health,— For pains in the, Back and Loins, Greets and seminal Weaknesses, perhaps there is nor any Medicine In public or private praNice vvhicli his.been so sueceisful. , . Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, whose habits were relaxed by the heat of those climates, have received great 'benefit from this medicine, as well as Office% belong.- ing•to the Army and - Navy, whose eonstitxtions were fin paired by hprd service, the various changes of climate, &c. Persons far advanced in yearS-shoula frequently tnke a few boxes 'of this Restorative; which will amazingly strengthen them, be the mean's of preventing variousidis orders, and in 531 . 1 . ); measure guard. against the ravage s o f time. This Restoratlie May be takeu, with gra, safety, by bothsexes, at any season'of the year, without restraint or confinspent. rictrael of a Letter received from a Gentleman, " .As.to the Efficacy of the Restorative in `mv Nervous Conlplaint, I shOuldreel myself in a manner ungrateful, KJ did not acknowledge the great beactit I received, vireo various ether Medicines had been tried to no purpcset; and, therefne ' • although I h‘tve been in th e h K eit o f acquiring in no sallknowleeLe 'pi the physical way, I must say,' that I have not met with azy thing equal . to Hunter's Ristora tine Balsam." Note. This Restorative is prepared in Pills, which pro. duce rime gradual anti lasting effbeas than all the internd torms't the Ener parts of the Balsam are also better pre served. ..robe had at Ilrade'i Medicinal Warchouses, 4 NO. 163, Fleet-street, tai;d No, 13, Old llonti-weet; Tutt, E xchange ; Matthews, Strand ; Walsh, No:, 6, Catheri .sireet ; Crutwelly Printer, Bath; S whiney, BirminBham ; Tesseyrnln, York ; Binns, Leeds ; and ot' • all other V,ll - v Medicines in Town and Cuuntry, price 6s. 3d. the Box ; or it may be had in larger Bones, pric.7. only 11., ss. cottaen the quantity of six small Boxe::, as made -up for th.e Arry, A Pamphlet on tiii; Virtues of the Restorative, wilt a List °limp:mat Cures annexed, may be had of the Ven ders, price THEATRE-ROYAL, tOVENt-GARDEN. MOSIORROW EVENING, March 26, i 8o z, I.': • will be performed 2 Comedy called THE POOR GENTLEMAN.. • :WITH '.• • TEROUSE, On Easter Monday' ' Richard the Third. ' A new Comic Opera, called The Blind C irt 4 - or, a Re ieiptfor Beauty,` will be • ptoduced fpeeclily ; with new Music, S cenes,' and. Decorations. • • -