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0 - I • - ,; - i 1 I NtIMER4 3636.] THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. ON MONDAY EVENING, May 14.; zBO4l will be perthrmecl, EAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Claudius, King of Denmark, Mr. CORY Hamlet, Mr. K.F.MbLE ; Polois, Mr. MUND EN ; Laertes, Mr. C. K E MBE E. ; Horatio, Mr. BRUNTON Osrick, Mr. FARLEY ; Marcellus, Mr. KING - First Grave-digger Mr. EM-E.RY The Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. MUft R AY. Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs'. ST. LEGER ; Ophelia, Mrs. C RESW El. L ; Adress, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. ~ 'VALENTINWITH E AND ORSON. - Yorthet not i ce. V alentine and Orson will be rep eated every On Wednesday, Th e English Fleet. Evening till On Thursday, Othello. • ......___ SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. MESSRS, BOYDELL be leae int the Public i n general, and their' Frie v ndsto. in part acqua icular, that, the Tickets for the SHAKSP E ARE LoTT E KY, price Three Guineas, with Schemes (L Lottery, are I,ow for deliyery, at tlawSliaViMitte Gallery, Pall. at Mesz;ts. Wowderl's, the Lk7ensetl Lotter y b tikes in c rcat Brit.lin and Ireland., FOX-HOUNDS. 'W ANTED, a Person to Hunt a Pack' of Fox. Hounds in one of the best parts of England. As the Ei stablishment is con s id era bl e, it Will require both ability and experiencq. .To save trouble, 'none need apply but such as can be recommended by persons of 'approved judgment, or who are personally, or by reputation knoivn to the Gentle_ Iran who advertises, as having either acted as Huntsman or First Whipper-inn tor some years. • Apply with Out delay, by letter, to M r. Ba r b er, No. 5, . Haymarket, L on d on, or to Mr. Syson, Empingham, near Stamford, Lincolnshire. ' / JPWA . RDS of ONE HUNDRED RAMS, be ing all t h e entire Stock of Valuable RAMS , t h e Pro perty of JONAS BETTISON, Esq. at 4-1 0 l mep i errepout, mar NottinKhain (who is declining the Rain Business), WILL IsE SOLD B Y AucTioN On the Premises, on F riday the t st D ay of Tune next ; .And on. Thursday the 6th Day of September, the RE . ivi Al NIN G R •% MS, with upwardS of One Hundred of his Select Prime EWES ; _ At liEleven v Mr. G ASK ILL, - - o'Cloc each Day. The aboVe Sheep, from their great value, are of the highest c onsequent'e t;) 'the Public ; they are absolutely bred with nice case and attention, from the best Rams, 13red by the late Mr. 13akewell, o; Dishley, and their Descendants, for upwards of Thirty Years. For ;he better accOmmodation of the Public, this Sale is divided for the Months of June and September. The Rams will be numbered. and may be seen in tneir wool on Monday the 28th day of May, and, after shorn, the day before the sale. Descriptive Catalogues, 4.c. of the First Sae will be pub lished Ten Days before the Auelion, and may be had at the Ram Inn, Smuhfield ; - the Sex and Courier Offices; and of the Editors of the following Papers : Stamford, York, Don caster, Cambridge, Leicester, Der*, Nottingham, Liverpool, }lull, Sheffield ; and Sanders's News Letters, Terne-street, Dublin ; and of Mr. Gaskill, at his (Mice and Audion rooin, Nottingham: May to; 1804. ' __ T' ------- 'HE Original PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA ,n4Ds, and CHAT R. REDS., with very considerable Improvements, by . MO- it C. AN and SAN DE RS, In( nt9s oftheir much admired'INIPERIAL DINING TABLES, and 'Portable Chairs, and MAnutaeluiers in general of Mo dern Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock o,f every Article in the above htranc.hes, is always ready for ins Pedirin, for the furnishing 1-luuses complete, in the:First ..tyle of Fashion, and warranted of the best Workmanship, and choicest Materials. Elegant Four -post Beds and Bedding completa, with new ti design ared Window Curtains,. P atent Musquito Net Beds, par cully portable for a il F oreign Climates, by Morgan arid Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Nlanufadu terse No. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. , Please to ob servie e No. 1 6 an d 17 has :no connexion whatevet with any • ttlr Warehouse in London. , Army, l'riociand very Navy Eq ortabl uip e. . • age.ofeitery description, o n i mproved iiles p ---....._' TO BE SOLD,, Pursuant to certain Orders of the High - Court of Chancery, made in thc.. Cause NIOSELY against WARD, before Th omas D ra k e , Gentleman, the Person appointed by th said Court, i n Th ree distina Lots, at the sign o f the Lambe, situate at the Tow n of Iron Action, in the County of Glou cester, the latter end of May or beginning of Tune next, AFREEHOLD ESTATE situate at Latteridae real in the Parish of Iron ACIon, aforesaid, part of the I. : states of M:s..Susannah Roberts and Mrs. Dorothy Ton-. :non, both deceased, now occupied by. Mr. Francis' Cam, Tenant at Will. ' Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the 011 ice of John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon tion ; at the Office of Mr. lohn Lee, Solicitor, in cery-lane; Messrs. Philpott and Stone, Solicitors, in Chan court,['fore- Temple, London; of Mr. George Rolph, Socitor, Thorb, where a Map of the Estate may be seen ; and of____ Mr Cron the Prernises." _ HULL DOCK SHARES. _______,„__—„_ Dock-Office, Kingston-upon-Hull, April 20, 18a4. At the To BE SOLD By AUCTION, Exchange, in Kingston -upon-Hull, on Wednesday the 2.3 d Da of} May, L'l' preciSely at One o' C lock, under the powers an ACt of Parliament, passed in the 4241 year of the Reign of tlis present Ni• i-s v for making Additional s present Docks at King t ' d- '` ' h Condi tions as shall be then produced, pursuant to suc VIVE NEW SHARES in . the Undertaking for -.1.: ,making DOCKS at KINGSTON-UPON-HULL: Each Share will be zth put up separate l y. Depo s i t of tol. per cent. in part of the purase-rnonSY, will A be required immediately afte - c the Sale ; and the remain der in two equal payments, viz. one hail on the 13th day of August next, and the other half on the Loth day of oao ber next. Each purchaser of a New Share will be entitled from the rst slay of the I anuary l ast, to the same Dividends and Privileges as present l" roprietors of Dock Shares. Share. (1 7 -7 r The Di v id end for the last year was 1 tol. 7s. Sd. per Further particulars may be known, Frost, Soli c i tor ; or Mr. Levert, Clerkby applving to Mr. to the bock Com pany. ANY Improvements in the late Century show . M. the advancement of our,knowledge ; and in no branch of science have these improvements been so beneficial as in Medicine. We admired much and coinmended Ilarvey's in genuity in tracing the Circulation of the blood, the porch to Many of the diseases ofmankind. This atep rained, another, producing such faCts as astonished the world,.and gave them a system equal to the circulation, and, from the properties of it, they cal led.this new discovery the Absorbent Vessels' Science then begawinoculation, and then advanced a Vaccine Institution to benefit mankind. Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism still ravaged the c.orimunity, and only in Sp I I.SBU R Y's DI SPF.NS A R Y, Soho square, could they find relief This circumstance. gave an unequallo celebrity to the Antiscorbutie Drops. , These Dr o p a are sold in Re.ittles of ss. 6d. los. and 11. as. each, with a Black Stamp agixed to each, mmke.a Svilsbury and Co. No. 15, Soho.square. r . ..,,,, A ., .... 1 ....,, v ., T 1. 1 14.. . SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1804. ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.. Under the Patronage of their Itoyalq - iiglinesses the Prince . of Wales and Duke of York. Positively the last Welk of TVIr. RI CIIE R's appearing Ia London ; as also of the following Entertainments. ON MONDAY NEXT, May 14., and every Evening until Saturday next, the i9th inst, will be presented {tor the last Six Nights) the French Spectacle of THE FEM ALE HUSSAR ;* Or, THE HEROIC SERIEANT. . Also (Or the last : Six Tights) the Grand Indian Ballet - of ZELICO ; Or, THE RIVAL MEXICANS.. • • In. the course of the Evening, VARIOUS EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. _ Likewise, ROPE-DAVCINCI, — Wxtfr. RICHER, being most assuredly the last Six Nights of his Appearance. And, for the last Six Nights, the, following Lyric Effusions, viz. The INVINCIBLE NATION, by,Mr: IOHAN .. NOT • and, COME, or, NOT COM E,by Miss FISHER. To conclude witli(for the last Six Nights) the Popular Har ' lequinade of THE MIRROR OF WITCHCRAFT. . . Doors to be opened at Half past Five, to begin at llalf past Six o'Clock. Box 4s. Second Price '2;, —Pit zs. Second Price is.— Gallery is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half past Eight o'Clock precisely. Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Box-Office, Westminster bridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock. 63 - On Friday next, Mr. RICHER will go through a most extensive routine of Ixercises never attempted by any other Person, being for the BEN E FIT of Mr. RI CHER, and the last Night but one of his performing in London. ** On Monday the list inst. anentire New NATIONAL SP E CTACLE Will be produced; also, an entire New BAL LET of ACTION, and an entire New . HARLEQUIN PANTOMIME. A NEW GRAND SPECTACLE. • ROYAL CIRCUS. (IN MONDAY NEXT, Mdy 14, 1804, will be VV presented A GRAND DISPLAY OF HORSEMANSHIP, In which the INTREPID EQUESTRIAN will particu. larly exert himself. And will be performed (Ist tune), with an entire New Grand Spectacle, which has been a lumg time in preparation, with a New Overture, Grand Military Band, Scenery, Machi nery, Dresses, and Decorations, called THE WILD GIRL ; Or, LA BELLE SAUVAGE. • The principal haraCiers by Messrs. Bradbury, Betterton, Helme, Slader, Male, Ridgeway, Terrail,, Betts ' Broad hurst, and Montgomery. Miss Harrison, Mrs. M'Cart ney, Miss Dennet, a Young Lady (being her first appear an:e on any Stage), Mrs. Betts, and Miss Searle. In the course of the Evening (by Desire} the popular Song of " A Rope's-End for Buonaparte." ' After which will be revived (with Alterations and Additions) the favourite Highland Ballet, composed by Mr. Mont gomery, with New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, called • ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. T"E EXHIBITION is NOW OPEN,_ . and will c0:r,..2. 24-2.1 y Day (Sumi.tys excepted), ticuil Eight in the Moroik; :ill Seven in the Evening. 101-IN RICHARDS, R. A. Sec. Admittance ONE SHlLLlNG—Catalogues Sixpence. • SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF Olr I,`ERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, , Craven -street, Strand, May 2, I go4. tEnEFACTIONS since the Last REPOR I, Viz. Rev. T. K. Shaiv Brooke, - A. ‘. i - 2 o i ~Neild, Esq Treasurer - - A. 2 2 2 Rich. Parks, E( - 1. - - - A. 5 5 o J . I.‘irinrinionds, Esq. ' - . - - A • 5 5 0 And. Drumthond, Esq. - - - A. 5 5 0 Arch.. Paxton, Esq., per Secretary - A. 2 2 o S. Nlajoribanks, Esq. per ditto - - A. 2 2 o GeorAe WoIM, Esq.. pet ditto - - A. 2 2 o f • V.'aittr, Esq. two years Subscription, do. do. 4 4 0 Aciarn Askew, Esq. per Hoares - - 2 2 o Messrs.. Bidduipli, Cocks, and Ridge, - A. 3 3 0 tarries Priston, EA. - - A. 2 2 o Mari; Ainbeck - t .. - 10 o o A. H. per Floare - . - - - 40 0 0 S. P. per„Herrie, Farquhat, and CO. - 10 To o -. M. 111,,,,,',4. per Fuller and Co. - A. is o o M. Q 7 ,/1:- per Vere, Lucadow, and Co. . 10 o o Al. S. i,:r Treasurer - - - - 2 0 0 Mr. He - arnden, 141 sh. is. E. per ',oilier, s. g. 1 3 0 Unknown - - .. - - 2 o o Elie of a Hackney-Coachnian, N. Li, pet S. C. o s o X.-523 14 o Discharged and relieved froth various Prisons; 66 Debtors, for the Suni of - siS rs so Considered the cases of 27 Petitioners. Approved 24. Referred for Charaders 2 Petitions, and rejeaeel i.. . Benefiretions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea surer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea;, also by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street ; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet street ; Alessrs. Fuller and Chatteris, Lombard-street ; Messrs. Bidduiph,. Cocks, and Ridge; Charing-cross ; Messrs. borrieh and Co. Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Messrs. Hammersleys,' Pall-Mall ; Mesys, Vere, Lucadou, and Co. Lombard-street; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. DONALD AND PEGGY. Old Man, Mr. BRADBURY; Bauldy, Mr. RIDGEWAY; And Donald, Mr. MONTGOMERY. _ _ Old Woman. Mr. S'...AD E ; Jenny, Kiss JOHANNOT ; Mow, Miss TAYLOR; and Peggy,-Miss SEARLE. ' To which will be added (17th tiiiie) a Comic Pantomime, with New Music, Scenery, Machinery; Dresses, and Deco rations, call: d CYBELF 4 4 Or, HARLEQUIN's HOUR.' Places for the BoxeS.to. be taken of Mrs. Sinuboas, at the Box-Office; where BOoks of the Songs, Chorusses, erc with a Prospedus of the Pieces way be Nad ; , ,a)nd of Mt'. Barker, Kussel-street, Covent-garden... ,;:;, ,, r_;; Doors to open at halt pa.it rivef.:o•aeavt- Si= Box 4s. Second Price 2s. —Pit 2s - . Second Price is.— Gallery is. Second Price 6d, CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, MITCIIAM, SURREY. Ti BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At the King's Head, Mitcham, on MONDAY, the 28th inst. at Twelve o'clock, in Eight Lots, SUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, partly Lett to Tenants at Will, at Rents amounting to upwards of 1051. per annum. Lot i. Consists of Four Pieces of A rabic Land, situated in Blacklands Common Field, 6 A. 27 P. in the p'ossession of Mr. Thomas Buckland and Mr. jasper Birckett. Lot 2. Comprises a Piece of Arable Land, in the above Field, containing 2 A. i R. 33 P. in the possession of Mr. Buckland. Lot 3. A Piece of Arable Land, in,the same Field, con taining 2 A. - a R. 6 P. in possession of the same Tenant. Lot 4. - A Piece of Arable Land, in Pudding Field, con taining 3 A. i R. 8 P. in the possession of the same Tenant. . Lot S. A Piece of Land, in Mitcham Field, containing t A. i R. 9 P. M possession of Mr. Birckett. Lot 6. Are Four Pieces of Arable' Land, in Blackland's Field, - containing 3 A. a R. 6 P. in possession of Messrs. Buckland,- Birchen, and Lunt. Lot 7. Comprises, a Double Messuage, Outhouses, and three acres of rich Garden Ground adjoining the Iron Rail way; on' Lease to Mr. Thomas Bennett, for an unexpired term of Nine Years, at a low Rent. Lot 8. Is a large Dwelling-house, with, Sheds and• Out buildings, Barn, and Butcher's Shop, Gardens, &c. called King'S House, in possession of Messrs. Botter, Hopgood, Eales, and Holder, situate near the Pond on Mitcham Green. May - be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars on the Premises; at the Place of Sale; Wheat Sheaf, Tooting ; Windmill, Clapham; George, Merton; Greyhound, Croy don; and ot• Mr. Robins, Warwick-stvet, Golden-square, London. OPERA BOX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's CottlT-house, on TUESDAY, the 29th inst. at Twelve o'Clock,- • AN OPERA BOX, most desirably situated in an eligible part of the King's Theatre, in the Hay market, appropriated for Six Pers o ns, o n the king's Side of the House, held for a term of at Years, at a Peppercorn Rent. Particulars may be had at the place of Sale; of Messrs. Packer, Cuppage, Young, and Hughes, Essex-street; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. HEALTH being the most invaluable of human enjoyments, it is a duty we owe 'society, to contri bute all in our power.to preserving so 'great a blessing.. In calling the public attention to these truly excellent Drops, a pleasing confidence arises , that a Medicine proved by the ex p,rience of more than half a Century, will excite the afflid. ed to a trial of its virtues. The approaching season is pecu liarly adapted to a display of their surprizing powers, for, though as a specific in every species of lever, they stand un rivalled; it is in disorders of a putrid tendency, incident to summer-heats anti warm climates, that their salutary influ ence prevail alniost beyond the limits of belief : they not only check putrescence in every stage, hut recal vital power even in the moment of expelled dissolution ! fly supporting insensible perspiration, they remove obstrudions in the System produdive of Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, with va rious other Complaints : in the A sthma, C o ld s , Coughs, and beginning Consumptions, they will b e fou nd equally be neficial- The Family Bottle, zas. 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By whom, in a few Days,. will iv published, dedicated by permission, to the Most Hon. the Marchioness of Salisbury, GALATEA : a Pastoral Romance, translated from the French of Monsieur Florian, by Miss Highley l • embellished with Three elegant Engravings, handsomely printed on Foolscap Octavo, hot-pressed, price 75. in boards. A few Copies are printed on large Paper, with Proof Plates, price tos. 6d. in boards. HISTORY OF THE MAHRATTA WAR. By Authority of the Marquis of Wellesley. This Day werelniblished, with all the Military Plans, neatly coloured, price 125. X" .- OTES relative to the late TRANSACTIONS INi in the NIAIIRATTA EMPIRE. - Printed for John Stockdale, No. tat, 'Piccadilly. The Plans may be had separately, price 4s. 6d. In a few Days will be c üblishcd, Neatly printed in Crown Svo. illustrated with a Map , ATOUR through the BRITISH WEST IN_ DI ITS, in the years iSoz and 1803, giving a particular Account of the BAHAMA ISLANDS. By DANIEL INPKINNEN, Esq. Printed for I. 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John Overton, in his '" True Churchman rtained," are pointed out. In one vol. Bvo. price in boards, Ss. a. Eight Discourses on the Connexion between the Old and New Testaments, &c. In one vol. Bvo. price in boards, 95. A CARD. -CHEVALIER RUSPINI respeafully the-Public and his. Friends, that his eldest Son is now returned to London, after haying been praCtising torten vcar in the different 'Courts on the Continent.with great success. He, therefore; can now, with the greatt:st confidence, recon7-. mend his Son as perfedly qualified to Practise in all the branches,of his- Profession as a, Surgeon Dentist.—As these are many Imitations of the Chevalier Ruspini's Tincture, Styptic, &c. Sec. it is proper to guard the Public against Imposition. The genuine Corrpositicns may be had, wholesale and retail, at the Chevaliers House, -the-cor ner of St. Alban's-street, opposite Carleton House. Complete Mahogany Boxes, that hold all the Chevalier's Medicines, .31. each. 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