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Sec. • Admittance SHI L ING —C4takigues Sixpence. __ . -----------_---_, For thc BENEFIT of Miss MELLON and M.r. BARRY MORE.. (-NTHEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. AN THURSDAY Next, N/1-ajt‘ 24, ' lBO 4 (not acted these Six Years), Their Majesties SerVants will Pe torn a Comedy, called FI RST LOVE. Lord Sensitive, (His fi rst a Mr. W RO tJG lITON • Sir Miles Mowbray, M r. D OW ' f ON , ppearance in that .Character); Frederick, Mr. BA RRYMO R E ; Sabina David, Mr. RTJSS ELI. ; Mr . Wrangle, r. Rosn M .CAULFIELD; Mrs. 10 RD AN ; Lady Ruby, Miss MELLON, (Her first appearal.ce in that Charader) ; ' Mrs. Wrangle, Miss POPE ;- . Mrs. Kate, Miss TIDSWELL. End of Ad I V..a favourite Song by Mrs. BLAND. End of the Comedy, Miss TY RER will sing an 'entire New Song, called " The Violet 'Girl." . • • After w:.),..i,:1if the favourit e B a ll e t o f THE TkiE I.OVERS' KNOT. T hree Yea To whi c h :will be added (by particular Desire, not aaed th ese rs) Allan Rantsn's celeb ra t e d Pastoral• of THE GENTLE' SHEPHERD'. Pan Sir William Worthy, M r . M ADDOCKS ; e (for that Night only), Miss DE CAMP,; _ tkoger, Mr. DIGN.UM ; "lankly, Mr. COLLI NS . ; Peggy (with -art additional Song., at:comp:ink-a on the Harp by Mr. Weipart), Mrs. M9l; NTAIN ; '`ti n part), Miss MELLON. ...... „ Tickets and Places for the lloxes to be had or MisS MO -1011, No. 17, Little Russell-street, Covtnt-garden ;of Mr. Barry more, No. Is, Southampton -place, Tottenham-cc:un-; and or :41r., Fosbrook, at the Box-Office, in Little Res til-treer. SHAKSPEAIZE . MESSRS. BOYDELL beg leave .to acquaint the Public in eeneral, and their Friends in particular, that the 'rickets for -the SHAKSPEAkE LOTTERY, price Three'Guit.eas, with•Sehenies of the said. Lottery,.are now ready for delivery, at the Shakspeare Gallery, Palle 11 , 1 all ; at Messrs. Boydell's, No. 90, Ch=psjde ; and at all the at Lottery ()likes in Great Britain and Ireland. T HE Original PATEN r BEDSTEADS, SOFA BE DS, and•C HAI R BEDS, with very -considerable • /mprovernents, by MOO(; N and. SAN DEkS, Inventors , of their- much admired IMP and Por -'• ' ' . ERIAL RIVING TABLES, tabu.. Chairs, at,a m.i nutatturers hi general of Bern Upbelstery and Cabinet Ftirniture. A very large Stock of every Article in the,above branches, i: always ready for inspedien, for the funiishing-Honses corn fete in the First Styleof Fashion; and warranted of th best W'orkmanship, and Choicest Materials. Elegan, Fourpost Beds and Bedding complete,' With new desiB.led Window Curtaitis, Patent Moscl ticulvly portable for all Foreign Climates, by Morgai i i . an uito Net Beds, pard c.,!: Sander's, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Mani re ' s, Nn. 16 and 17, Catherine. -street, Strand. Please to b serve No. 16 and vehps e no connexion whatever with any other ‘Varehouse in Loii/eett. Army and NI principvs, Equipage v - , e , r a y tey_ orate of everydeseription, on irr.proeed MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A LL PER SONS in possession of Incomes, Berates arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold. . ' Chat'r4 t .r el, ii! ..Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Relit • zutit.k?,,,':,.pwlarriage Settlements, V,ridows' nln • atent Places, Church Livings,. , or.. . ~ i a o n i y ntu ot re h z e , r c A e u r- - Peryn en ` e °r be e for Life,. truly be supplied.wan temporary nor ty cr.:. ouiris of Money to any Amount, by P.VingA .., n,elest for tehe.eame. Heirs, -t Ile Nobility and Gentry of known Property, , or their . 'lra)! be accornmodsted on their personal securitY., and in any instance - where the tingle security of an inclivt-, dual may be deemed insuffiCien:. the addition or another person to guarantee the paymern t the Interest. will TO move the objedion ; and, in 511 CSI wieilege w" 1 bc given to the Public - --- : -7,-- "e •'''' 1 -,' their own to return the .Principa a. option. Personal aiplications will be received ever} o'otiock; and Letters &urn. C orrespondents in Town or day till Four ? .e intry ',post paid) 'will be immediately answered, by ad _ossingto the lairettor of the, Kniehtsbridge Bank, at hi•s . T wit House, No, 8, Lower johnest'reet, Golden-soeare. TO BE, SLD, Pursuant to certain - Orders of the High Court of Chancery, made in the Cause NIOSELY against WARD,: before Thomas Drake, Gentleinan, the Person said Court,'n Three distind Lots, at the sign of the Lamb, . appointed by the sitnete at the Town of Iron Adon, in the County of Glou- • Ateet3ter, the latter end of May or beginning of lune next, FREEHOLD r . STATE, situate - at Latterid Vie, ,in th e P ar i sh of Iro AEton, tstates of . M rs. Susannahn Roberts and, Mrs. Dorothy I:oti.- aforesaid, part.of thF real itilan, both deceased,- now occupied by . Mr. Francis Cam, saeTenant at Will. Particulars whereof may be had - (gratis, 3t Office of John Campbell, E'sq, one of the Masters of the don ; I C out, in Southampton-buddings, Chancery at the Office of Mr. loins Lee, Solictrot, in C hail larie,.,Lon- cetY.lane.; Messrs. Philputt and Stone, Solicitors, in Hare "bnrnple, Londo n ; of Mr. George Rolph, Solicitor, , in Thornbury, where a Map of Mr. Cam, on the Premises. of the Estate t; ray be seen ; an d . CENTE.F.L RESIDENCE., FURNIIURE.,.. and EF ZECTS, WI N DS() R, with immediate possession. TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION,. By Mr. FIAWKES, . . . On Tuesday, the .zzazi .of May, at Eleven o' Clock, on for i the Premises, unless .previous acceptable ofiers are made the same, _ tri-lE ' Valuable LEASE of a very Desirable DW E LLIN G HOUSE , with spacious and produc tive walled Garden, commodious Court-yard. atid Offices, tttpst eligibly situated near the Long Walk, the South Side tiemsnal Patti —street, Windsor. The Furniture colnnrises the Assortment of every A rticleof clomestic utii ii y.; among ,iit:.,tif,odl, a very large anti capital India japansted Skreen, I. trend etsantitanele, exeellent Caravan on .Springs,. Phaeton, Articles; aria a useful Brown Gelding, and numerous other viewed on a The Premises to be ' of Windsor, anti .‘"r. Parti " pplication - to Mr: Hatch • culars may be 14 arl i A 4 l ‘ e ‘ i k o % of keadi bg I, of ``o l n " posals for the Leae. Thereceive rm.. - previous to lie Sale, Ei l t :.:4utho a riz b e , u to viewed the day On the Premises ; when Catal . 5 ~1s -n may be be had as above ; ---......._ and at the Star ° b a rbt.T, Temple-Bar. PWARDS of ONE 121UNDRED R A M.=, he ,se ing all the entire Stock of 'Valuable RAMS, the Pro, v re of JONAS BETTISON, Esq. at Holinepierrepont, "Ica( Nottingham (who is declining the Rain Business), WILL BE SOLD By AUCTION, pn the Premises, on Friday the Ist Day of lune next ; ik,( A id on P re m i s es, on 6th Day of September, the RE -1 N ING RA MS, with upwards of One Hundred of his ett Prime EAVES ;' By Mr. GASKILL, Tl At Eleven o'Cleck each Day.' le above Sheep, from their great value, are of the highest consequence to the Public ; they ars: absolutely bred with . ice care and attention, from the best Rana bred by the Late Mi. Bakewell, of Dishley, and their Descendants, for Upwards of Thirty Years. , Fe, „ I • ._,' the better accommodation of the'Public, this Sale is 4Y.tued for the Months of lune and SepteMber.. - ,The Karats Will he n umbered, and may be seen in theirewool On Monday the zBth day of May, and, after shorn, - the day before the Sale. I. Descriptive -.- . ptive Catalogues, Zee. of the First Sale will be pith- Is led Ten Days before •t he Audion, and may be had at the Rant Inn, Smithfield • the SUN and Courier Offices ; and of t he Editor s of the follo'vving Papers e S tam foi - ci, _York Don , raster, Camridge, Leicester; Derby, Nottingha Live'rpool, 4,11(11P.. Sieffio(l ; and Sanders's News- I.tters,,Terne-street, r00m,.1-) blin ; and' of Mr. Gaskill• •at Isis Office. and Auttion- Nottingliami _ A,'lly to, i2v.ii " LYCEUM. ' ‘" - OW OPEN, the Large Hisiorii..-11 Faure of N' the E EEAt Lof the FR EN CI-I, and PASSA G E of MOUNT. S,T. GOTHA RD, by GENE RAI. SUIVA R RO W. Painted on the same scale as thc Storming of &ring. apatam, Battle of Alexandria, &c. By ROBERT KE PORTER. . _ . . . . . -__ • This Painting contains Portraits of the General ()Mem of both Armies, .culle6ted from the best information and 04i ginall'ittures: • This Painting contains upwards of Three Thousand Feet of Canvas.—Admitttance One Shiljing: .00TA . 14) EDITLON. • This Pay was,:publ4ed, , Handkrnely printed in Eight Vois:ott a fine-Demy Paper, - price inboards 21. i6s. -and a .few Copies on isuperfizie Royal Paper, price in boards 41. 45. a New Edition of ' T HEWORKS of th - Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE.. Printed for F. C. and L. Rivington, No. fie, St. Pat I's Churchyard; sold also by j. Hatchard, No. - 190, Picca dilly. • N. B. A Fourth Volume, to complete the Quarto Edi tion, may be had in boards, price 11. I is. 6d. _ On Saturday the 26th instant, will be published, in Six Vo lumes,. Crown 0 cfavu, T HE L I F E . of a 'I, O . V ER. By SOPHIA I.E.E. Printed for G. and 1. Robinson, Paternoster-row. Of wittnu may be had, i.:anterbwry Talcs, by Soithja and Harriet Lcc, 4 vois. Svo. 11. gs: boards. - MAY 18, 1804. This Day was published, by F. C. and j. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's .I.:lturch-yaid, •In One Volume Octavo, with an Appendix, Price 75. 6d. in boards, • STRICTURES upon 'an HISTORICAL 'RE_ t, VI-EW of the State of - IRELAND, by F. PLOWDEN, Esq. or a JUSTI FICATION - of the Combed Orthe English covernments. in that Country; from the Reign of Henry the 11. to the UNION of Great Britain and Ireland. N. B. _A small Partof . this,Work has already appeared in ihe British,Clitio for •Vovernber, Dc,:ember, January, ann February last', presti - it Pubi canon, besides being alt. Answer to Mr. Plow;ien's Work, co.ltsins au Account of the Causes and Ob'et.l.; o'thse d; rent Rebellioni in Ireland, as also of those Conspiracies from time to time cletezied by the vi~;iln ice o.t the t rich Gover ; muerils. The Appendix ..:ontani many Particulars of the j-listory - of I reiand, its anciehitim/s, 'Customs, &c. &c. not generally known. NEW . SE,T of'COCNTIC MAPS, n This Day was published -4' Printed on Forty-six. Plates Imperial Sheet Folio, hand , comely Colonred and tint-pressed, Price Seven Guineas; neatly half-bound, QM TH'i NEW ENGLISH ATLAS,. being. a AComplete Set of COUNTY MAPS, divided into Hun dretV, on which are dcliri trey alt the diTed and Crd , .:;- Roa6, Cities, 'fowns, arid Vill4e , t, Parks, Gentionwn's Seats, the '._:OLlrse of the Rivera and N.ivigable Canils, preceded. by a General M - ..p of ENG LA NI) and WALES, on which_ -the principal Roads ate carefully describol, for the purpose of facilitating the conntl-xl , in of the respeetiVe Maps; the whole accompanied. by :on index Villaris, containing nearly Fifty Thousand I‘l,:in.:.s of Places Mentioned in the. Work, with Rtrerences tt? their ,Sitt!ation. - • . Printed t'or C. Smith, 'Mapeller, No. 174, (corner of Sur_ rev-stree , ),: Stratid: - . The S4tii,k may be had with the Maps outlined, price Six Coineas, LOT-bound. The above Work,- beidg just. is.figed up in a . variety of forms particulurlY calculated for travellii.g: This Day was ' . 1-14n s iotnelyc printtal in Eight lar4e Votunics Oc.l:iyo, on . a zn woven Pav:_•r, with Vot Erik 6t . the Author, .engraied . . by ,Varren, anCI ilitisuated with Seventeen Mao. and a new Edit.vin, Price in boards, 31. 45. 'being thus Tenth, of. rrHE 'ANCIENT HISTORY of .the!"?...gwptiiins,l 'Carting' ! njaps, A.ssyriaiir,, Babylonians, Mcdes and Per six is, 1113,..e..i:nlians and .Grecians: BY HIS MAI ESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. AIO,W STOVE, which has to boast of an lin - pioverrient for liconorhy and Elegance, but has the peculiarly desirable quality of perfect, : security from those very melanch,ly ACCl,:leiltS so frequently he a rd of. Th e numberless instances of Coals flying out of the Fire, being the occasion of the loss of :luny valuable Lives, or the le mentable instances of Children fat hug into the Fire,. be obviated by tnis new and simple Invention. An o th er ad vantage is, that 'Children may ber left in a Room by them selves with this , Stove, and will opt have it in tlieit power TO play with the Fire, though they Lave the sight and benefit of May be seen at jovrett's Ware Rooms, No. zi3. Nigh I-101- born; opposite. S6ethampton-st(e.:t, the Patentee , and :Ma notadurer. UPSET PRICIi greaiy REDUt.jED, and RENT consi- - derably MUTED. LEVEN IRON WORKS, Tti the Parish of Nlarkinch, .and County of Fife. To be sou by Public Itoup, -within the Royal Exchange Coffee-House,, in Edinburgh, upon Wednesday the 2,3 d of May; tSO4, at Two O'Cluek in the Afternoon, - • rin LLtASE of the LEVEN IRON WORKS, ,1 with the.whole Machinery, Eredions, and Materials ; and 3140 the LLASE of the FARM below., belonging to the Company. . The following particular 3, respe&ing the Works, may be noticed c I. The Iron Works consist of one Blast Furnace, a Cast ing.:house, and another Furnace built. • • 11. Tale Work with an excellent Coal; one Scam die Coaldr:a..-..% null at work, is frcrm 9to to feet thick- ; anl another Seam under it is 7 feet thick, no part of which has yet been.wrought. I There is a Band ox Stratum of very SiTerior Iron stone, about is inches - thick, covering a great extent of Cgal, f! . nd Coal - Waste.; besides varioas other Seams of Iron-stone the. Lands. . - • IV. The Water of Leven, on which the Works, stand, id-. sues irorn Loch Leven, which islabout seven, miles distant. V. The Furnace is wrought by a • Wata-fAll upon the Water of Leven ; and the Colliery is drained' by a Water wheel,• also.wroughrbY the liter. • . • VI. There is plenty . of Lime-stone in the neighbourhood, and the Works are. within a. few miles of the Sea:. ports of I)v_ Batt and - Kirkcaldy ' and in a fertile, populouS part o f th e Country; .where labour is cheap. • VI I . The Rent payable to the Proprietor for the Coal and Iron-stone, for the consumption of one Blasi Fornare, troll. per AnnuM ; and a certain Royalty is payable for any .tarthcr consumption, The Lease also stipulates a Rent of • 2001. for the use of the ‘Vater •Leven ; but the Proprietor has agreed to give up this part of the Rent entirely. ' • VIII. - The Lease of the Works is for thirty-eight , Years from 2.tath May, 18 0 1. IX. The Farm, for which a separate Rent is paid, consists of about 70' Acres. N. B. Lord Leven, the Proprietor, besides abating 2001. per Ahnutn of.-tne Rent, has (feciared his willingness to give every other reasonable accommodation - and encouragement to The'Purchaserof the Leases. And :his .1.-urdship's Agents, Messrs. Gibson and Oliphant,, will which particularly as .to..any alterations upon the. teases interiding: 0 iterers - May desire. . • • • •I It is proposed to expose the Premises, with three complete Cylinders, and the Woiktng Tools, agreeably to an lnven tory, in.one Lot; at the upset pre ; and the Put chaser will receive the wrought Coal apd Iron-stone upon hand, at certain Rates per Ton, ixcd by, the Articl es of Roup. Farther particulars may be learned,. by applying to Mr. Tames Kyd, Writer, Cupar, in Fife; Mr_ lohn "I it, Writer to the Signet; Messrs. Gibson and Oliphant Writers to Signet ; or Mr. Charles Bremner, Writer to ,tlie Signet, UM-. burgh ; or Messrs. Oubie and Thomas; Crane-court, Fleet.: street, London. • • . Mr..Gayiti Inglis, at Markineh, will attend those who wish . to inspect the Works, - Minerals, &c. • - R. BUTLER, No. 4, Che , ncicie,• has just re. IVI eei-VCRI a large supply.dirDlXo4. 6 .".1 - celebrated A NT I -131 LI 0 US, P 1 L LS, pppared ,by Mr. Dixon, Apothecary.: They, area certain cure for Bilious, ,Cority, and Rheumatic, DiSorders, Nervous and Sick Head- Achs, Heart turn, Flatu lencieS,Weaknessof the Stomach, Depression of Spirits, In- : digestion, and - Free•Living, &c. They are used arid recommended by the ROyal Family, the - Viscountesses 13uckingham and Bulkely, the. Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the . Lords Kilmain and King, the Hon. 1. sey, Sir It. Williams, M.I. Sir C. P. Tutner, Bart. M.P... sir W. Maniiers, Bart. M.P. Sir R. Hetley., Kilt. Sir N. Knt. Colonelg•Coke anrrtßishopp, Major Pritzler;• Portsmouth ; Captains Jervis Rickets, Lloyd, and Hughes; •the Rev. 1, Stodtart, Warren, Smith, LOcke, - Tanqueray, Hill, and some h un d r ed s o f t h e Nobility, (Autry, aid Clergy. In addition to the number of Letters Mr. DIXON has received, is the following, from Captain Lloyd, of the Guards. " Dale. Castle, Eaverfordwest, South Wales, Feb. - 24, 1803. " Captain Lloyd presents his co mplimehts to Mr. Dixon (although .not personally acquainted with him), would takti it as a favour it,he would send him four cr five Boxes of his 'Pills as soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd,. who has al ways used the Medicine, is now pregnant and very unwell ; and we cannot get them any where in tins County, neither at Haverford-west nor at Carmarthen ; the nearest 'place they are sold at is Bristol. For t h e great service they have been to Mrs. Lloyd,. as welt as Colonel Bishop') and all his -Family, Captain Lloyd feels it - .his duty to rccommeivi the Pilk'wherever he goes ; and he really thinks it Mr. Dixon would appoint soma Versons as Venders in thi s C ounty, i t Would be a bectit to the Community. Dixon's Antibliious pills arc sold wholesale and retail, at cheapside,. corner of P aternoster-row, Mr: Butler's,'lsio: 4, and retail by most Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms, in Boxes, at 2.3. 9A. and for charitable pttrposes, a Loxe s , at 2.26. each. 65.. and as. '9d, This Day was published, Handsomely printed in D.:rny 'Octavo, on a New Letter and . Superfine Painr, Number I. Pritie Two Shillings, (To be continued every Fortniot, and completed in Forty Nnmbers), Of a New. Luition of SHAKSPEARE'.s PLAYS, printed from the Text of the corrected Edition left by the late Mr. Steevens, and lately pul.Alsited Volumes, Octavo. With a Series of elegant Copi),.!r. 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Translated 11 - Om the Fourth Edition of the Germ .n, and consi&ktahly augmented -with Notes, and. a Dissertation 911. the Origin and Composition of the Three First G9spcis. ' By•IIERII•CRT MARSH, B.D. Fellow of St. John's College; Cambridge. - Printed for F. and C. Rivingtoti, No. 6z, St. Paul's • Church-yard. Sold,also.by Hatchard, No. 19Q, ; and by the Booksellers at Oxford and Cambridge. A few Copies' are primed' on d fine woven Royal Paper, price in t °aids 31. Izs. • *** The Dissertaticti on the Cospels.may_ba.had separate - ty, price in boardsss. . . This Day MIS 011111 Siled, PliCe s . bollll(l,l.S. or- il': is. a dozen, A New Editio.., •being the Thirtieth, of A Short and Pain INSTRUCTION'fot the . bet— A. ter understanding . of the LORD's SUTPIR with , the necessary Preparatibn required : for the Benefir of young Communicants, and of all such as have not 'well considered. this. Holy Ordinance. To which is annexed. . . . . The OFFICJi of,the Ili/UV COMMUNION. 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