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V ttb "7, .r 1~ ~.... ~~ 4, ,r ; •T?. it is 4 ~( r ,,Gccoo'i a to sas..3 • zA - , . ..: t er , -44 , 4 :11:ht BE R :.3537'1 'T• THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE., T - MORROW EVENING, Feb. 11, 1804, • will be performed; a new Comedy, in five Acts, called The Characters by-. • • THE SOLINER''s 'DAUGHTER. - Mr. DOWT:ON. Mr.I3ANNISTER, jar. Mr. POWELL, Mr. POPE, Mr. RUSSELL, Mr. COLLINS. .)- Dlr. CAULFIELD, Mr.- CHATTERLY. jORT)AN, Mrs. YOUNG,' • :••• Miss H. KELL y; Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. SCOTT, Mrs. HADDOCKS. The Prologue •to . be. spoken' by Ntr..POPE. • And the Epilogue by Mrs. JORDAN. • .wrrn . THE CARAVAN. _v - *. * The new Comedy of The Soldiei's. Daughter, perform ed • for the 23dtini6 yesterday Evenihg,' having-been again re ceived thsaughout with the myst unbounded applause, will Le' repeated every'rifdriinetill further rimier. thkTuestlay,. Cinderella; or The Little Glass Slipper. R _ _ ~. _ ... THEATRE -ROYAL C.9V.E.NT-GA LthiN „.. °-MtRROWT EVENING, 14',41). 11, !so+) , ~,,____. will be perhirmeil THE ENGLISH FLEE'I' IN 134-2• , The Char: cl.. by • Mr • HILL, nh . 11,I•EDQ1'T,7 Mr. BLANHARD, Mr. BRAHMA,. •• . r.,MONDE; Mr..CLAItE-MONT- Mrs, ST. LEGEI Mrs. HU.MPH RIES, .. .Mi?. IJAVtI4IIORT, SignOa'Sl-01(AcE, . . ,t#IT. ATKINS, iliss CAUDRY. - ' 1 . ' IT - - ' ' THE..VILLAG E H • ' -. Monday n LAWYER. ' ainiei; I-Lirnlet, M m Mr. Keble ; with and Mol vi m . . Oscar OnTuesday., King J o h n. Tliiir-sday;The G rec i an Daughter. fi rit '' ' ', C ° kn"eciY, .in Five Ads, is in'rehearsal, an d w ill-b e i r,eceu mmediately. ~ ........:_u__•: - . . ----.- -. . -GRAND OM it;l-:CTION CANAL CPANY. TFIF. SUBSC RIBERS to - the last LOAN, I,Wo 11‘ye not pitist up their Ntdlnients, are.: -particulifly desitedto pay the same forthwith to the Corryany's •Frra 4ilrers;•at the .9-nking-house of Mocsts . - p hed s , Dighy, BOx, Ilablaage, and Co. Fleet.sireet, London. •By Order of the Conimiftee, RI CIiARD _CtOWLISHAW SALE,. . . - • No. I s; E ssex. street' Strand, Comniitt ee Cl er k . .. Feh. 6 1104. HE Original PATENT TIE DS I EADS SbF A Val . BUDS, and CHM it REDS v'th very. ""eL' irnrovetnents, by MO RG AN and ' S I AN I) E Rs c ; r i sr - t t rs of their much admired IMPERIAL DINIIIC ""eL'E°S and • Portable C r and Manufaaurers rlisn de r• Upholstery ands,Cainet Furniture. gen TABLES, o ß t . M 0 . .. ' very large. Stool: iii every Article imthe above branchec, - i nspedion,' for the furnishing Ho usi „,: o i I, vays ready for Lyle Ste Of Fashibn, a•rici warranted' of -- -"I P l ete) hoicest Materials. the best WoikmanshiP, desigued window Curiaiinisl'aient Elegant Four -post Bed s and iledcling complete: in the First wi t h new liirsquito Net Beds, par i6 portable fo r Sanders, Lurnishii ‘,. a , t. °reign Climates, by Morgan and ref's, No. 1.5 a n d g :,tißholsterers and Cabinet MannfaCtu .l7, Catherine,street St d'' b nerve .N o - •-‘ .r o and 5 has , , ran . Please to o - er Warehouse il' nosonnexion whatever- with any oth Ariny And Navv " E -°9c19... of 0e r„, descriptio n , on improved principles, very -porcitaubille4g pottaole• .NORTH4M 13 Rffia .Ls, ,,t,64,ETT. XTTICF. is herebyiiven, Thit the Tolls arising .ZO,l ... csi ce Toll Gates at L 4- Weat hii:i Oi'anct near N---thatil Bride 5i and Called and known by the nameof Northam Bridge. Cates, will be lett by auction to the best bidder, at the Dol hin's Inn, Southampton on the zd Day of March, 1804, between the hours of One and Three in the Afternoon, on the Conditions which will be then and there produced, and in the manner direeted by the Ad passed in the 13th year of the Reign of His IVlajesty Ring George the Third, '6 For re gulating the Turnpike Roads," which Tolls will be put up at Sum as the Company of Proprietors of Northam suchr Roads shall think fit,.. the same not having been taken when put up at the Sum they were lett for last year, viz. 12601. Whoever happens to be the best bidder, must at the same time give security, with sufficient Sureties, to the satistaaton of the said Company, for payment of the Rent 4gtied for, and at such finites as the Company shall appoint. • . J. GALPINE, Clerk. . Southampton, Feb. 6, IRO4. Tifeabove Tolls produced, in 1300, 7541. 45. tfd. in 1801, 9141.85. gd. and in ISn, 10461. 13s. rod. and from the uni •veral approhation sliewn of *Northam Bridge and Roads, which, with Bursledon Bridge and Roads, have opened that before so long desired, a Considerably nearer, sate, and 'Most kleasant Communication between the Eastern and Western ram of:ngtand, by way of Southampton Titchfield, Fare "am, Q°sPort, Portsmouth, Havant Chlchester, sce. and als fops and the n^atest Road from 'Southampton (through Ili s Wparlotdhuacine)at`oiaLrgoen(4l.loenr,eaasree.\ in the ensuing Year ex pected to .FREEHOLD I----ziiii---36:(7.ciiND LAND. WATPORD, HERTFRDSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 13y WATERS and KINGSION, At the George Inn, at a nd on Thursday, 16th Fe . bruary, 01404, precisely at Two, COMPRISING a Mo.iern Brick I)WELLING-, HOUSE, substantially built, and in good r‘pair, with tflunterous attached and detached Oflice6, .Barns, Stable, large Yard,an excellent Garden, well cropped and planted, a very Large Orchard, planted with abundance of choice young Fruit tee 4, and two Closes of rich Arable and Me4dovv Land ad joining ; the whole c:ontaining about Seven Acres and a Half, and in a high state of Cultivation. The Premises aredelightfully situate on the Bank of the River Colne, in a pleasant sporting part of Hertfordshire, ( . !•L 14 Miles from London, has very extensive Commix, .. • * and Right s of Fisher May be viewed till the Sale"(Suay excepted), and Parti culars had at the Bull Inn Holborn, the Boar - and Castle, OXfordstreet, London ; .'White Lion, Paddington ; Aber corn Arms. Stalimore; Red Lion,. Barnet; Woolpack, St. Alhan's• -King's Arms, Hempstead ; Swan, Ricktner I k,orth ; 'Chequers, Uxbridge ,• and of Messrs. Waters , and l kingston, at Watford, who will spew the Premises. .; The Household Furniture, dec, will be sold on the rre roises the following Day. -........____________ 1'R167:-1;:;,;R1-"Tj-:7"----------A ni. PTO BE SOLD, PRIOR HOUSE, near Bath, -1, with numerous and appropriate attached awl detached Office s ; Ponds w.ell. stocked with Carp and other Fish ; ex tensive Pleasure grounds judiciously laid out in Groves and l'hntations,now in the highest stateof maturity and perfedion, and enriching the Prospeas from the Howe and its vicinity, with a Scenery of inexpressible grandeur and cheer; together with several Inelosures of Pasture -411 ty th e -f ree, and ornamented b ground adj o i n i ng thereto, y a mo flourishin g growth o f ev ery species.of Enli shTimber, lately s 1t , elonging th th e Ri g h t ion. L or d Viscount ilawarden, deceased. The whole forming a Property peculiariy replete Witfr natu ra I and artificial beauty . and convenience; possessing every advantage that local cir cumstances can bestow, and equally meriting tli., attention of. the Man of Rank alto Fortune who may amtneti; , ftelY require an Elegant Residence ; and the Speculator who seeks for an opportunity of investing his capital in a purchase of undeni.... able eligibility and certain profit.—T he aNliterials ®f which ~. the House and Offices are composed,- are superlatively ex cellent in their respective kinds, and may be purd"Bedal"ne upon the : most advantageous terms, Th e y may be appro- • ptiated to other uses With littl e or no loss in taking down . 17,1 removing,. and ;he situation of Prior Park affording an . QPPortimity of making a railway ; the samesinay bre cOnveyee at a very small expence to the'lViaarfs of the Bath Naviga lions. For Panic! 1 "oh 7 f wg , b . . 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