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v t w -.!,;z4 PA: 1 4;,1 1 ! 0,;0 I NUMBER 3616.] THEATRE-ROYAI„ DRURY-LANE. O . MORROW EVENING, April 29, t 804, .11 still be performed a Comedy, called THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. The Charaders by 1 _ Mr. H. TOHNSTON, Mr. WROUGHTON, 11r. KELLY, Mr„ CAULFIELD, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. IOHNSTONE, Mr. BANNISTER. ,Tian. Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, And Mrs. BLAND. W I Tit HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. THEATRE-ROYAL, C OVENT -GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 20 , 180 4 , will be performed, THE WILL FOR THE DEED. The Characters by Mr. MUNDENT, Mr. LEWIS , Mr. CHAPNIAN, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. FARLEY, Air. FAWCETT, Mr. BEVERLY. •Miss MARRIOT, MrS.POWELL. -AFTER WHICH THE PARAGRAPH. VALENTINWITH E AND ORSON. will be repeated ever The new Ro mantic Melo-Drama of Vale nt i ne and Orson On y Evening till f urther notice. On Satur ay (list d time this se ason ) , Venice Preserv'd. Monday, The English Fleet. . ________,..—____----_—• ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. WM HEREAS LEONARD THOMAS DE , STOPHF.R FREDE ANDEVI'LLE CHKI RICK lIIRTZELL, and NATHANIEL KIRKMAN, all of Bolton-le-Moors, in the County of Lancaster, togethej. With another Person unknown, did in the evening of Tues day the loth day of April inst. forcibly enter into the Dwel ling-house of Mrs. Aun Cro m p ton, of Bolton aforesaid, Wi dow, and fo rcibly. took away, nearly naked, a FEMALE INFANT CHILD, of the age of Eight Months only, out of the arm s of Ivlrs. De Mandeville, its Mother and Nurse, who yids then in the Dwelling -hous e of the said Mrs. Ann Crompton, and afterwards conveyed such Infant Child to some place at present unknown. Any Person or Persons who shall give any information, so that the Child may be restored to its Mother immediately, shall receive a andßew of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS, by applying to rsDe Mandeville, of Bolton aforesaid; and any Person or Persons who shall be in any wise aiding or as sisting in the Secreting of the said Infant Child, ;tom its said Mother, will be prosecuted according to Law. ...-..____—.__........—....__ . Los-r, YESTERDAY, A Large BLACK TERRIER. BITCH, Half Pointer, with long Ears, Tat-int:4 Muzzle and Tanned Spots over the Iyes &at‘swers to the name of TAN. HAd a Brass Collar on, with Peter Du Cane, Braxted Lodge, Whiharn. Whoever will bring her to Elliot and Co.'s Coachmakers, Westroinsrer-bridgeAroad, shall receive ONE GUINEA Reward. :.....__,_______.—___ • ALL PERSONS Mg any vemands upon the Estate of ROBERT HAMILTON, Esq. deceased. latea Lieutenant -Colonel in the Military Service of the East India Company on their 13 en I Esta blishment , are request ed forthwith to send in an Gordon, • Executors d and dia. No. 57, Old proadtret, L e ondon Solicitorto the , order that the-s.strn Yuc examine charged, . _ A Ny Gi----"---------7-b k "1. GENTLEMAN inclined toem ar lc) -....... for five or siX Months in Speculation, the whole Pro perty to be all the time in hit p os s ession, management and controul. and twhom the most respedable references will be given, with a certain prosped of making a profit of at least so per Cent. nity by addressing a Line for M. Ar. D. at the Carolina Cof fee-house, Bird-nit -lane. maY hear of such an opoortu- ____ WMONEY READY TO ADVANC E HEREAS- mans, Ladies and Gentlemen eat_ perience very greaj. Pecuniary inconvenience for want of knowing some respeaable channel through whose medium they may be accommodated with-tempotary Or perma nent Surns of Money, Messrs.m arr i s a rid Co. at their An nuity Bank, No. 5 , SutKilk-street, Charing-Cross, tesPett• fully inforni the No bility and G entr y i n possession of Inc omes fforn Freehold, CorYnni49 or Le"eh°l4 states, in Land or liunses, Money in the Funds, Rent i'l-tges, lil.lrriage Sef:lemems', Widows' lointures, An ii "s, -Patent Places, Church Livings, or any certain -ix o , • I r ne Int Life, inlay be supplied with Sums of Money to a_Y amount, by paying an adequate Annnity Interest Ptneriona"le' redeemable plying an at their own option. o'Clock, al api}lications will be received every day till Three, Count!. ' a" Letters from Correspondents in Town or y (Post-paid) will be immediately answered. BEAUTY _____ - HEALTH, AND CLEANLINESS. IND IAN MOUT POWDER renders T H th E e T MOUTH POWDER beautifull y wh i te, gives the most fascinating red ness to the G ums and Lips, and communicates a most do elightful Odour to th e B reath. This Powder is prepared from a v aluable Dru g f oun d on the Coast of Malabar, lately imported from India by a Gentleman of fortune, who wit nessed and experienced its wonderful Properties. He has submitted it to the inspcelion of a M ed i cal Gentleman in L ondon, who s o hi g h ly approves of it, that he sanetions it With his name and rec ommendation, having ascertained that it a specific remedy for the Scurvy in the Gums, a radical Curnfor the Tooth-ach, and decidedly the hest Tooth Pow der in the world, and so innocent, that it trray be used by Infants.- Price is. and and zs. gd. Prepared by the Do6tor, nd sold wholesale and retail, by his Agent,-No• 21, - Mall; and retail, by Mr. Withers, No. 2,29, Strand, near Temple Bar. ...,.....,..........-- TO THE RETA.IiEIDERS qF tRy MEDICINES. r NEwBERy :ind Sons, of Sr. Paul's Church . A: • Yard, Proprietors of Dr James's Powder, Dr. lames's Analeptic Pills, Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc, Dr. Austin's Cha -Iybeate Pills, Dr. liouper's Female Pills, Dalby'S Carmina tive, the Cordial. Cephalic Snuff, the Essence of Coltstoot, and a Variety of other Articles of Repute, having discovered that sundry Medicine Dealers in London have, by travelling themselves, orby means of Riders and Hawkers, disseminated through the Kingdom, large Quantities of spurions Prepara tions ; in the Bills of Diredions of which the Names of Mr. Vewbery and the other Proprietors are made use. of ; and have, tuxler cover of a Connexion in Business with his House, pre %ailed -upon many unsuspeaing Shopkeepers to sell such tounterleited Medicines, he thinks it proper -to warn the re rail Venders against such dishonourable Traffic ; and to inform Them, that by continuing to ba the Agents of such artful Taders, they render themselves liable to a Prosecution for rauri upon the Purchasers, as well as up, - on the Proprietors t)/ the Medicines. tryln order to counteract such impovures, and thit the Conn- V eer may be regularly supplied with the genuine AT._ l ' c le B , Messrs: Newhery mai-Sons intend to employ Travel lers to visit different parts of the Kingdona ; and in the mean tittle those Persons who may be inclined to open Accounts pith them,•may be furnished upon liberal Terms, by apply_ N. above. N. B. As the Commissioners of the "fl tarn p-nfr..:.! have ac_ tornmodated- the Propr etors 'of Medicines w.:ll' separate Plates, in which their names are inserted, very few Medicinal Articles of consequence are now without such Stamps, so that the Re ail Vender, by observing whether the names of the Proprietors be printed of not in the Stamps, may ascer tain the authenticity of the Medicines. Purchasers also . , by the he attention, will be enabled to deted any impo;ltlon that may either be practised:Or attempted. MONDAY NEXT the 23d inst. the LOTTERY BE GINS DRAWING. _ - - - MESSRS. HALL and Co. Succesgors to Mr. NICUOLSON, respeafully acquaints the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES in a variety of Numbers, stamped according to Act of Parliament, are selling at the Royal Exchange State Lottery Office, No. 88, Cornhill, corner of the Royal Exchange.. Corre`A Numerical and Register Books kept. Prizes paid on demand. SPRING, or APRIL LOTTERY. " Past Winter's gloom,lhe rcnew'd year " Soon feels Spring's animating powers: " Thus speedy yields the gloom ot care, " When Fortune sends her golden showers." Cl/11We. SPOPE respeetfully informs his Friends and the • Public, that the Drawing of the Lottery is at hand, namely, the 23d of this Month, when the First•drawn Ticket will be entitled to ioool. On the merits of the Scheme, he forbears to animadvert, and contents himself with soliciting a continuance of those favours he had the honour to experience from his Friends in general, his Masonic Brethren in particu lar, and the liberal Public lae. CAPITA at L PRIZES, Sold, Shared, or Registered in the preceding Sixteen Lotteries, at his " Fortunate" Lottery Office, No. tz, corner of the Royal Exchange, close to the Bank of England, viz. 4 Prizes of Z 20,000 13 Prizes of kzooo 7 Prizes of to,ooo 2 I Prizes of tOOO 9 Prizes of 5000 3a Prizes of Soo, &c. S. PorF appeals to those who have purchased Tickets or .Shares in the last two or three Lotteries, at Offices to which from custom or prejudice they were long attached, whether their success was not infinitely below their expettation ?or in plain English,whether they did not severely feel the frowns of Fortune, by a succession of Blanks ? The suggestion, there fore, of trying the Chance of Pope's Office, Royal Exchange, must appear extremely reasonable. This Day was published, In One Volume, Odavo, price 6s. boards, AN ESSAY on RESPIRATION, Parts I. and it. By JOAN BOSTOCK, Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-r6w, Mr. GO RDON's PAM Pti This Day was published, a seco nd Edition, price 3s. 6d. . N APOLOGY for the CONDUCT of the ,C ORDON L S ; containing the whole of their Corres pondence, COnversations, Ste. with Mrs. LEE ; to whlch is annexed, an accurate Account of their Examination at Bow-street, and of their Trial at O x ford. By LADOLIN 11A RCOURT GORDON, Esq, Non Jovi datur sapere et'amare. Printed for john Ginger, No, 169, Piccadilly, and Thomas Hurst, Paternoster-row. N. B. The numerous persons who have hitherto been un able to obtain copies of this authentic and interesting Work, are informed that a very large Edition has been prepared, an d that it ma y now be had , without difficulty, of every consi dcrable Bc:.lseller in Town and Cumitry, THE SUN. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1804. NEW ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, W ESTMINSTER-BRIDG E. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. THURSDAY, A pril 19, 18 04. IHE Public are reipeafully informed,, that this , Theatre continues to be crowded in an unprecedented manner every Evening. The New Entertainments, consisting of the Grand Ballet, called THE SABOTIERS, or VILLAGE LOVERS ; the Magnificent Harlequinade of SILVER STAR,- or THE MIRROR, was received last night with unbounded ap. plause. Mr. RICHER's ROPE-DANCING, the EQUES TRIAN EXERCISES of MASTER SAUNDERS, the Manoeuvre's of the RIVAL CLOWNS, and the superb Speclacle of ZITTAW THE CKUEL, or THE WOOD MAN'sDAU G HTE R, will be repeated every Evening un til further Notice. • COUNTY OF. HERTS. TO BE SOLD, a Capital Stone-built HOUSE, with good Offices of every description, and excellent Gardens, containing Hot- hou.es, Green-houses, Peach house, and ice-house ; situated in a Park containing ►43 Acres of Land, well wooded and watered, about i 6 miles .from London. For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Robinson and Lee, Solicitors, No. 13, New-square, Lincoln's Inn. Im mediate possession may be had. The 23d of APRIL, 1804, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW. INC. SCHEME. No. of rrites. Val. of each. Total Value. 2 of £20,000 are ,C 40,000 2 . 10,000 - 20,000 3 . 5,000 - Is,ooo 4 2,000 . B,ona . son,* t 2,000 12 . 3 °3 - 6 ,5 00 2o - 200 . 4,000 5 0 r 100 - 5, 00 0 100 - io 5,000 7,35 0 • 2$ - 147,000 so,coo Tickets 2.62, 5 00 . Part of the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First Day - X. 1,000 First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day 4.20,000 First.drawn Ninth Day - - - 5,000 TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - - - t 7 IS 0 Half - - 9 4 o Eighth . - 2 7 o Quarter - 413 o Sixteenth -.1 4 0 **"' Tickets and Shales will gradually ripe until the Drawing. HORNSBY and Co. No. z 6, Cornhiil, respe&- fully acquaint the Public, that the LOTTERY com mences DRAWING on MONDAY NEXT. • TICKETS and SHARES are selling on the lowest Terms, and the Money for the Prizes paid on Demand. LAST STATE LOTTERY for 1803. WIF 1' and Co. No. rl, Poultry, have on sale TICKETS and SHARES Of the above Lottery, which begins drawing on Monday next. The following Zapital Prizes of the Lotteries in and for the year 1503, were sold and registered at this Office, viz. No. =6, a Prize of ,C . moo° in Shares. t,599, - - sOOO Shares. u 14 3 0, - - sOOO Ticket. 19,556, - - soon Shares. 41,696 _ 2000 Shares. And others of toool. &c. &e 1 &c. RCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cc. State Lottery Offices, Cornhill and Charing Cross, London, are selling TICKETS and SHARES in the greatest variety of Numbers, for the State Lottery, which begins Drawing on MONDAY, the 23d of April next. Where in the late Lot teries the following Capitals were sold in Shares : No. 12,807 £30,000 No. 26,883 £30,018 7.105 20,000 4 3 ,75 2 20,003 4 8, 5 7 7 20,000 23,148 20,000 35,9 8 9 20,000 27,964 te,coo 31,69 i • 10,000 1 25,215 10,Goo In a whole Ticket, No. 43,318 - ,1:20,000. Also Prizes ot - ‘5,000, £2,000, C Ego°, &c. too numerous to particularize. Cl" It is recommended not to destroy Tickets or Shares in former Lotteries 'till they are again examined; corred Regis ters, for this purpose, are kept, for upwards of Seventy Years back, at the Offices of Richardson, Coodluck, and Co. SOCIETY FORTHE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, April 4, 1804. THE ANNUAL COURT, wishing the Public at large to be perfedly acquainted with the very exten sive operations of this Charity, and desiring at the same time . to show that they are anxious to relieve (as far as that belie ' volence which has hitherto given stability to this Institutiod shall enable them) the honest unfortunate Debtor in every Prison in, the Kingdom, have subjoined a List, pointing out those Gaols from which they have received applications, and restored the Prisoners to liberty, during the last year : Appleby - t Giltspur-street . Newcastle - 1 Aylesbury - a Compter - 45 Newgate - , 2 9 8 Andover - - I Halifax . 3 Ousebridge - i Bedford - I Haverford- west a Presteign - 3 Bodmin - 3 Hereford County i Pontefral - - I Bristol - - i Gaol - 4 Poole . - - 2 BoroughCompt.4B Hertford - 3 I Poultry - 66 Carmarthen - 2 I lorsham - 3 Bothwell - to . Carnarvon - a Ilchester - 26 Reading - 4 Cardiff - a Ipswich - 2 Shrewsbury - 8 Chester Castle 9 Kingston-upon. Southampton - 4 Carlisle - 4 Hull - 8 Sheffield - a Cern bridge,Cast le s King's-Bench 75 15 ta nrd - to I ::lielinsford - 4 Lancaster - 6 i Southgate, E xeter 1 . Coventry - 3 Leicester - 3 I Surrey. - 45 CoidOath-fields a Litchfield - a I Tothill - -. 8 Dolgelly - a LiVerpool - 1 Winchester - to Dover - 3 Ludgate - IS Worcester Castle 4 Durham . a Maidstone - z 6 Worcester City a Dorchester - 3 Monmouth t Warwick - 2 Exeter - - 2Z Marshalsea . - 43 l York Castle -It Fleet . -34 Northampton Gloucester - 3 County Gaol 3 BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE L I 63 Prisons 916 AST REPORT, Sir C. Middleton, Bart. V. P. per Sec. ann. ,C. 5 5 Sir R. Gunning, Bart. per Hoares, - A. 2o 0 Rev.T..Leig,h, per do. A. 5 5 Rev. W.W.Williams, per Treasurer, - A. r 1 Rev. Sydney Smith, A. a 2' G. Vautittart. Esq. M. 9,, - . - A. 2 2 Ad.falnier,perDorrien,ro ,ro D. Smith, Esq. - 21 o D., Haliburton, Esq. A. 5 5 W. Dawson, Esq. A. s 5 J. Hawn, Esq. per Sec. - - A. 5 5 I. G. Vernon, Esq. two years benefaCtion - 4 4 'F. March Phillips, Esq. 3 3 Mrs. March Phillips - r I E.. Woods, Esq. per Sec. 2 2 J. Topics, Esq. - 5 o R. M'Ghie, Esq. 2A ben. 2 o Mr. Faden, - A. 2 2 Mr. R. Robinson, A. 2 2 Mr.Crowther, per Sec. A. z 1 Mr. Tho. Goldney, per Treasurer, - A. 1 • i Discharged and relieved from v 13r Debtors, for the Sum of Considered the cases of 51 Referred for Charaders 3 Peri BenefaBions are received by surer; Cheyne-walk, Cliels: Farquhar, and Co. St. James' Fuller and Co. and Vere,Luca Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge Co. Finch-lane,Cornhill ; Ha treys, St. James's-street ; al Craven-street, Strand, wher those- Oto are inelin4 to so the Society will meet on the larke, per Sec. Mr.W.O ad ben. Dow. Col Miss Sal Hoare, Mrs. S. Smith, Chi chester, A. 2 2 Anonymous P. by J. Walker, Esq. - A Quaker, per Fuller and Co. • A. C. St. Thomas's, per Sec. - A. B. A. B. Y. Z. - A Lady unknown, per the Hon.Ph.Pusey - 3 o H.H.- - 55 W E. mit into the let ' ter-box, - 5 o D. P. per Dorrien 5 o E.V. 11.1 s. C. J . Il.is. per Rev. Smith - 2 2 1 G. E. per Hoares i o S.L. ss. Mr.Hearnden2s.o 7 Received tor a Book . o 6 - 2 2 antess of Lucan 5 o tonstall, per A• 3 3 305 0 - 40 o 23 o 20 0 4.37 5 3 'artous Prisons, - - 161 18 7 t Petitioners. Approved * itions, and rejeaed 2. James Neild, Esq. the Trea ;ea ; also at Messrs. Herries, 's-street ; Hoaxes,. Fleet-street ; tdou, and Co. Lomb-rd-street ; Charing-cross ; Dorrien and ammerslevs, ; G old nd by the Secretary, No. 7, re the Books may be seen by pport Ibis Charity, and where c hrot 41'4 50 0 This Day was published, price 64. or ss. a Dozen, for Dis tribution, R EFLECTIONS proper for the present Times. " Afflavit Deus ct disipantur." Printed tbr 'oho Hatchard, No: 1440, Piccadilly. 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