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:*. ~... • 1 ,15/ `AVtIP4C4 , ? - 471, -- '.4 4iPli7/ A , blq . z... Syr. ...'. l -7-.. , .....Z . g.itter. • 1Z :-ih, 4 , •,, . ,. t .„, I i. 4,...„ itiz --..„ .. T • ' ti" '!' -.,. ; . . ,-, g.a..e . 1 "- - '''• '''''.it - r-: . la . 4 . a.9: r tir..M. I '''ll7i li f \\ 7 / 1 i;111'„ , • . • " MUMBIIIt 3810.) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. t, 18° 4 , Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Play, called THE BUSY BODY. . Sir George Airy, Mr..BARRYMORE Sir Francis Gripe, Mr. SUETY; Sir lealous Traffic, Mr: DOWTON ; Charles, Mr. HOLLAND ; • Marplot, Mr. BANNISTER; Miranda, Miss DUNCAN; ' Isabinda, Mrs. SCOTT; Scent-vril Miss. TI nswELL ; Patch, Mist POPE. • WITH MA TR4 NION Y. With New Scenes, Wessell, and Decorations. the Overture and Music entirely new, composed by M. P. King. _ The Principal Charaelers by Mr. DOWTCN Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. 101INSTONE„ ijlr. FISHER, Mr. MALE, Mrs. l D Mrs BLAD. Boxes 6s, Secohd Oß l'riee s. Pit 36.6d. N Second Price as. Gallery as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second }rice f 1.. No 10 , , , , , ty Returns:ft. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begirt at Ukiliiatt Six. Vivant Rex et Regina ~„n 1 .14" The YOUNC ROSCI US b e i ng engaged at this rilaKe ,e;itre, the Public a re respeetfAly int informed that he will his Fi- • Appear. ..A— " • • is First Ai Piece uf earance Matrim M ony will be . t repeated every Evening next week. The Tragedy of Hamlet was received on. Monday night, for the .tiecond time, with the most unbounded applause throughout. Mr. aliaon will appear in the same charae ler. for the third time, on Monday next. On Tueiday, The Belle's Stratagem. A New Comedy, in Five Ads, and a New Melu DraMe s Ire in Rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. . • THEATI2I 7 ...ROYAI„ COY ENT-CARDEN. ' T I IS PRESENT FVENING, Doc. I, 1804, will he lAvrfortn..d, r y called BARIIAROSSA. Achmet, Master BETTY. (Being his . first Appearance in London); Barham...4 Mr. HAUG' RAVE ; - Othman. Mr. MURR Alt ; Sadi, Mr. GR ESSW ELL ; Mr. CORY. Zanhira, Mrs LITCHFI CID; Irene, Mrs. H. SWOONS ; Sernire, Mrs . GAUDRY. 'BeforeOlt Play ivill be spoken an occ.isional Address, ••• by Mr. C. KEMBIE. THE HORSE AND THE WIDOW. Cnnnt Sans Chateau. Ir. K I.A N WI ; Mr. Tokwhwood, Mr. Ni ''R N V Y ; • Mr. Ferret, Ms. EMERY; Kilruddcry, Mr. W,I iil Y. Mrs. TouChwood ; Mrs. DAV LIN PORT. BONes as. Irii ; s. 6d. Gallery as. Uppe r G a llery ts . 'The Donis wo Ibe opened at Halt-past rive, and the Per brukatice hewn at :Half-past Six Pla c e, for die I.'.oxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 'Box-Ottice, irk .tlart-streelt. On Monday. thr Musical Entertainment of The P,ullnck. Tie: Nights of? aster lie yy's Performance in th e ensu i ng `Neck', be on Monday, wecinesdav, and Friday. CI - lAPZIGER CHEESE, in [post excellent Con , dition. is this Day arrived at John Burgels and Sons' `Thrthinisc No. 107, - Strand, London. ov. .28 18 0 4 - ' ' 41177 SItAK. 4 SPEARE I\4 BOYDELL beg leave to acqu a i nt 'the hllhliC in general, and their Friends in particular, that the 'rickets for the SIIAKSPEARE LOTTERY, Price Three Guineas, with Schemes of the said Lottery, asp Mal ; e at Messrs. delivery, at the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall - Mall ; Boydcll's, No. go, Cheapside • and at all the Licensed Lottery Offices in Great Britain and 'lreland. STATE 8E INS DRAWING the 28th of January, 18.? s. SCHEME. • of ,C2e,oeo are ,C,2sono 3 • 20,000 , • 41,000 3 10,000 - 30,000 3 . sOOO is,ooo . . 6 . 1,000 - 6,0b0 Ito • goo. soot. 30 100 3,000 • • 60 3,000 / 6,iso :ao I . t 23 eioo 25,000 Tickets (250,000 'TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed Lottery Office • Price of Ticket ,C. 8 •to o • . . ,C. 9 9o I eighth X.,1 8 o Quarter -.- 4 1$ o SiMeentis . t o 83' Those who wishto have particular Numbers should be speedy in their application to sonic of the Lottery Offices, as the final delivery 9f Tickets fibril the Bank of England' Will take place the sgth December. TO CALICO PRTNTERS,' • TO 138 SOLD OR LETT SY PRIVA'rE CONTRACT, ~A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ES FATE, tuate at CR A WSHAW BOOTH, in Rukien t l a i e , i n the County of Lancaster, consisting of the' undermentioned Premises: ..'l. A Farm in the Occupation of lames Duckworth, con twining three Cottages, a Barn, and about tourteen Cheshire Acres of Land, held on a Lease for Ten Years unexpired, at the annual Rent of 271. 2. A .Farm in the Occupation of lohn Lord, consisting of a House, Barn, and about six Cheshire Acres of Land, held for a Life, aged Ninety Years, at t h e Relit! of 131. Per Annum. . e 113 Farm, •now. in the Owner' s H an d s, cons i st i ng of a , '1 ,ttee, Barn, and twelve Che s hi re Acres of Land, lett at . 1 per Annum. . • 0 1. Part ofvaluable Printing Works or the late Firm itl;;.. Prince, Taylor and Co. Consistitie of a Bowking.hoose, 11 11 a powerful Fall of Water, and capied Spring Lodges, c . ri thieg Shops for fifty Tables, COlieir.Slinie, Warehouee, oo ntingthouse, Cutting-shop and Stove ;.. together with A ‘. House,,Stable. Garden, and fourteen Cheshire Acres zi Lnd, and sixteen Cottages, ten of which are entirely l'ew. The othert, with the rest of the Buililiess, in exCel ent repair. Also the Lease of the remainine part of . the' aforesaid oetint . ,h l B Work ,, held for a Term o f nineteen Years unex dx., at a Rent of 17,51. per,Ainitrin; Containing avaPl t l l l ~ae l l of Water four Cottages,. and sibuut ' fi fteen Cheshire Ns of Land, upon which have litici,j.-been ereaed a large r Y•bonse anti Stove, two Stories high, fifty yards long, and ino and a ball yards wide ; a Mill thr6l'SfolleSlll4ll' r e „_ e lt Yards by fourteen, containing Callender -house, Press. y'rh, Padding-room, Stoves, dee. &c. A"s ac' W P es • ye-house, nineteen Yards h). twelve, a good ash.hou f h Wheels, si Blue Dye-house and in two 411 . ar penters'.sh o p l arge Ri ver 40 0 Spring Water LudgtS, we. ter. ' The valuz;ble Stock of Utertsils, consisting of every requi. lu'aetilu7,ealle4teusive Concer n , •t o b e di s p os ed of - at a fair va, M a ne above premises are situate on the Turnpike-I'O,V, from . 'l4llehester to Burnley, Shipton and , COW - at the distance • of nine f teen Miles from Manchester, fi'ic re in Col demi from Blackburn, a nd it ,. . s he, two from Haslingden, froth.liurntey , , eleven leg nelwitury, in a populous neighbourhood, abound th seitaiste Hands. ez•t, kivcr and Spring Water is abundatu, and ,a cellent quality, , are tiose at h an d and cheap. nu 1- 1111 " Particulars may be known by app l y ing to Me ssrs. herrt,vvrinlth ppirelale, Nlaric I ic.t.tc,rl;. o r t ce i 1 / 4 )11 the Gteend who %NW slicw • - • NEW ExHilirrio.N, . t -, NTIREty frrirn•the ortiOGAtt.ll/. and comprehending all his acknowledged Works, in ONE HUNDRED and TEN PRINTS, formin:4 one of the most>lfttictttat E RHO( )'IONS of the present Day., Open every Day, Sundays excepted, next Dour to Ilia Opera House, in the Hamar:et. Admission One Shilling. . 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To the PROPRI ETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GIpITLIMEN, rr HE oinch-laoienteri Death of your late resped— able Direelor,' Mr. WilliaM Adair Jackson, having occasioned a yacaticy, I beg' leave to solicit the ,lionourof your suffrages and support to succeed him in the Direction of your important Concerns. Should I be successful in obtain ing this object of my application, 1 shall endeavour to merit your favour by uniform assiduity and attention to your inte rests, and at all times retain a high sense of the obligation you will confer. I have the Honour to be, with the gredtest respect, Ladies and Gentlemen. Your faithful humble Servant.. JOHN JACKSON. New Broad-street, London, Nov ao, 1804. Mr. IA C KSON 's COMMITTEE ate requested to meet at his House, No. 9, New Broad.street, City, every d.iy at Twelve u'Clock. This Day was published, By Mena. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- row ; I st. 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United Kingdom ; to bottles at' bri. and its. $ telt. tits Majesty's Honourable Comm ssioners have been pleased to order the Ni.itlyte or K. !Wrier, No .1, Che4pside, to be en.- graved on a WA WitiCh Stamp to 41,40,1 bottle i all ether . are Counierteits.