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To which will he added zi P LOVE AND m at , ) ,‘ t tn i i c m! , cal led With Weis/ Scenery, Mach ry; Dresses, and Decorations. ine The NEW 0 V F.•R IU I( E and SONOS composed t'SY Mr. SHAW: . . The Pantomime T stilleS selected by Mr. PY RN E, Amtaccbmpanied on the }Lip by Mr. WEIPAKT, Harlequin, Mr.-BYRNE • Mago ( th e l',l:igiciart), ,Mr. PUR ' SER ; y an falooo,-,M'.. MA LE ; . . 'Ty(ho !the Ciewn); Mr. (; RINI A LDI ; • ' C•:;!umbine, Nii, s B. Mr, - N1..-.CE ;. The Sprite, .11i4's. - I' Ylt E R ; U7u t ~.:rt,H.la - Mrs, BROOKER.; .VD.J.-zit-0; 'Master TOK E E EV ; _...,„ . 'ln ii, ~N -iii,s ii I(- - I tSi - ' -0-- '—''.•• -- he (":,races, Nliss BRISTOW" ,',:iss WATSON, . BOYCE' ; ' ' ' and IVltss Cupid, Miss C . : 0 1 - )W• I N - • HYtileri Miss S UNDF. RS ' . • On Thnrsclay..-ala.l I- rkti, v :\' iiLoidier's Daughtcr• Atm or; S,lttiretiyi: ii w....w. Cu l t 11 - e ly, in Five Ads, formed, cal le&The • Saiior's Da n i u ichter. • never per -91.1 'l(l'itii,Y,(iiril Qtti w:11 be p,r - o ,:rr,ed, .42(1 time, the Grand Si.i:Ciade of cil',,i; - ;L , • or The Little Glass Slipper, , The Stii l'••!14.11t of the ef• L ;,-, farce of The' Counterfeit, will ' re on Tuesday, April i :," A 'levy Face, in '' ''r l ,y o A as, never performed, called The Middle Dish, or The rti : h --- iinTurken i, ma • trail at. this Theatre. '.. is in prepara- , I TO APOTHECARIES, CHEMISTS, /END DRUG , GIsTS, This Day was published, iu 'aavo, Price 2 s , A HIS'T'ORY of the PROCEEDINGS or the C()MMITTEE appointed by the General Meeting of Apothecaries, Chemists r .and Druggists in London, for the purpose. of obtaining, Relief from the Hard hips inip6sed on the Dealers in Medicine, by celtain. Clauses anti Provisions contained in ;the NEW MEDICINE ACT, passed lune 3, igoi. • Together with a View ot the Act,. :Is rt now stands in its ameliorated sr..fe. To which are added, the Substance of every Clause in the Ads of June 3, 1802, and July I 1803, and the Clauses of both these Ads, collated with each other, consolidated and explaied. - Also a copious and care fully arranged Schedule. ‘Vith ExpLuintory Notes and Ob servations. OFFICE UP ORDNANCE, . ~ .. March rii 1804. '11414E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil y t.'s TV's OA P A Is' ANC' E, 4) hereby Ehre Alice, Tha. Propssals will he ret,ived at their Office, Si. itfaisareet-streeti Irestesiniter, out ar . tefi,re itionday the gtb of April next, front \ such Persons as map he 'Wiling to undertake the Supply of FIR TIMBER and DEALS upon Centrati for the Ordnance Service at Portsmouth. The Terns, and Conditions of the nntrac -1 mayr be known qt . i bo&rs o appikatic,l at die Oanalice.Office at l'ortsmaatb, and also at t: 1 S'ecr'etor 's Oiler i 7 St. MOrgarces-street,. arg day kturrn t it 1 Tozer :fn.' ur o'Clo..k, -1,6... r the .Proposa4 are to be de li.:ere. , frolcd. rriy, and Marked an toe outside, " Proposals for the. Supply of Fir Tiinber -and Deals tbr rtl.!()rdriara:e Service at Portsinnuth ;" but no proposal eats be ardriiillesi after the said gth 1 April next. By Order of the P.;arsl; R. H. CREW: S'erretaiy. To the PROPRIETORS of'EAST INDIA. STOCK. LADIES AND GENTL/Litti.t, r rHE ELF.CTION f SIX DIRECTORS fir ,11- the EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for W EON ES DAY, the I ith of April next, the favour of y , iir Vote and Interest is re4.:ested for the following Gptlemen : Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. • ' Sir HUGH I NG! IS, Bart. PAUL "LE' NIESU RI ER, Esq. and Alderman • !OLIN MANS'HIP, Esq 1. • -- Sir THOWAS - 11}EOl'ilitUS METCALFE, Bart. GEORGE WOODFORI) THELLUSSON,Et.q. Wuich will very Muth oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen,' i lour most huht:Ae Servants, • . ' Charles Mills, Jacon Bosanquet, 'Thoznis'Parry, - John Roberts, , . Edward Parry, . William Ben, , ley, , Rich..Chich :ey Plowden, Joseph Cotton, , 'fh'iiuis Reid, William I) vaynes, Abraitain Robarts, . W.EulArton Elphinstone, •• , George Smith, Simon Frascy, RObert Tnbriittn, - Charles Grant, WO ham Thornton, johti Inglis, , ~,'! • iirviritwy -atone, • - William. Adair jackson M. , . J.mql Traver;, Stephen Lushington, Stephen Williams. :13y. \WILLIAM CHAMBEIILAINE, Surgeon, Chairman of the Committee. London Printed for S. Highley. - Successor to the late Mr. ;An Murray, No. 24, Fleet-strut. ~RII7Y CONTRACTS. Contrd.ra- General's - °lite. Great aeorge-ttreet, March 28, ito4. \ - I'qt:rag it 'beret) , givers al Persons desirous cf N contrailins. to sill ply thefollateing Article. A, the lire cf the .Irwy,vi*.: BREAD to thi Trocts in Barreckrand Quartet-, in the Conntifs of Braf,rdi IVortbarnron; aol York; the Drliverier ecovvience on and . _l6* the 25th of April Pal ; and BREiID,.FORAGE, STRAI:I; avd FUEL , to such Trvorr at may l';br encamped in the coarse the presetxtiear in :41 Ado ing Dirtrias This Pay was pUnSrled, Price ss. inrboards,, Second Edition, N 4- 11 . U.: 1 C !lONS 19i - YEOMAN RY arid LI; 1 , ,71 - E . 1.11 CAVATA V. Inscribed, by permission, to His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief, By - CrilOnel HE R RI ES, Ofthc London and Westminster Light Horse Volunteers. Containing Directions for breaking Horses.—An Explanation of l'iltlitary and the first Principles of Military Tac tics.Xiding. --The Drill, in five Classes.— V.— orinatim and : . ,'lo.,:ements of - thi: Troop and Squadron --t Posts of Officers acrd Not currru~is:;it>red Otroers in any Situation of Parade and Manri , urre.—Fet , 7bing and Loiging the Standarda t every thing - neces:,:try to known by the t)lll,,:er .;oid Pri vate. from their first joining a Corps, to the (2,nm - cm:l of a whole in atrnt Conformity to His Majes ty's iteulation torthe c a viAry. . • ,Printed by I. Cold,: F .oe-lane; and sold by T. Egerton, Military Library, =year W);:tehall ; j. Hatchard, Piccadilly; ; and inay be had of the Secretary of the Corps. ' To the PR.DeRii - rolt.S of EAST INDIA STOCK.. LADLES AND GENTLEM EN, H AVINf; the of lying recOmme:aled you by th,:r . mectors of the past India Company, as L'andidare fOr the Dtrettion,.to he ehosen this year, we take the Liberty o: the I.*vour or our Vote, on tite Day, of Election, Wednesday, the t itii of April next. We are, . . • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your rnot,obectient. And very hunthle:servants, FRANC;;S WARING. }WC H INC:LIS. • • PAUL LEI\IEStIFIER, ' JOHN t.:ANSHII'. East India House, _ . T. T., NILTCA I.l' E. March 28, 18.14. G. W. THELLUSSON. . . DIST/lICI COUNT![;. rcloticester. Worcester. F-Icretbrd. Monmouth. ISouth Wales. Cliesttr. Salop. I.,:alcaster. Nom' Wales. Severn North West Day.wa, pubitsned, In Three Ve1n:11:s Octivo, prix ii. Is. in boards,, i t being the Tenth, of AN IN QU Y info the NA rURE", and CAVS E S-vf ihe E A T.TH of NATIONS. Derby. Notthighzun. Nvrth Inland - ; St3lf " t * • • Warwick. RU I Lald. That Prbposah ir. writirrq, stale..? up, and markld " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at aiirt on or bet,,,e the oti. , dy of said :!font! of April (but none lista he recal'ed 'ajar I\c'tive 0(.1(4 on that ,14,1, and 'lota /j Post, the l'ostage to he' ,pad Pr.7posals mr it be -Made sepode eb , for Cotirty for the Bread alone, and pr each Oirtriel for the' nimpr, and the Names of tzt.a g^2a Srrretirr trust be gi1.:91 in therewith.. • Particulars of the Contraas be had upon application al* this Vice, between the Hours of Tr on.' Font. 'l%lOte.---rclunteers called out upon Jervis., although not under. Canvass, are to be ~.onsidereda; Trops e,camped, join the time of their being assembled at their respeaive ge,;deaki.4..r. .By ADAM SilllTt-1, LL D. ',And F. R. 5., 0; _Londco and Edinburgh; one of tile Corn inis!,ionvs of fits Ctisiont, in Scotland ; and • forine:l3 P:otessor of 'Moral Philo'sopny in the. University , , • . Prilit4 for A. Strattan; and T. Cadel and W. Davies, in theCtrs ci, whom may Se trvi,l)y the same Author, .. , TJTHEATREROYAL, COVENT-GAIMEN. .moßßow EVP , NING, Artil 4, 1804, . will be performed, THE FAIR PITNITT.NT. Scion°, Mr. COOKS ; • . Horatio, Mr. KENIBLE ; Afte r t •• Calist a , M rs: SI DDONS. he Play !tor toe 3,i, time) wil P l he reseo Serie, Collo:: k ornant iC Moto-Drama in. Two etAd , Called ttd a Grand VA.U.NTINE ANI) ORSON, ((Wi th entirely N ew M usic, SLetoo . v, Machinery, Dresses, -•- and Decoranons). The Ov - Overture, and the woole of the' nuke, composed by • The ko t tibit,'&c: o f the - M elo- D Mr. jouve. rama, 'pcoduced under the clireaion of - Mr; Farley. Principal Charaders. FR EN Cn. A 4 Pe Pinv It* of France Mr. CORY lienT Y , : q t r. KI.A.NEkT Haufray, 11 , Ir. CLAREMONT ; Hugo,Valentn, I. FAR I. ; •EY ; Orson, Mr. btiBOIS : Mr. BLANCHARD o Blandimao, M. CHAPMAN; Choristers Messrs Kenci . rick, Linton, ()dwell, Tett, „. th e p • - m iss, - intas, &e. . • . r the Eglantine, Mrs - . 'ST. L.EG`ER • Empress , plorimoilelitsalitif Sister to the King, Mrs. D 1.1 DIN ; ' lit A l ui 'aineo M - FREDERICK ;,. Female A . rath a - IN, '`APiNl'Agtir, Miss g AtO fY R 1 , Its. al ;t - 'A4 pOWEL ; - ~ • Ito • (.. tcely, rs• . o.‘« • utos• The Sorcerer Ao r - A- • . . Mr. Bo LOG ' 41114 nt, tlie G reen loughti. 't A jun.: ; . The Spirit p, ',- - MENAG E. .colet, Maste'r The Piece to conclude - write A GRAND •PAGEAN 1.7 1: • Xepr esenting the Meeting of the Erripeoirot Constaniinop" le;" . 1.. I , . an: the Kiog_or . France. . _ _ • _,_ , ..... t. Sconcey (painten. by M., , ssrs; kiohards, Phillips, w hit .orore-<. ~ , EfoiAlOg4n, ,and their •Assistantst, will b.: arranged 'in • 'de tull'o,ving, ordei' A. -. • 1., S uborbs aod .lusts()( - View of the City of Orleans, Phil . . Ps ; Interior of a Mooastery, Phillios ; Palace, Hollogan rest Forest .-of Orleans, Rich-ards ; City - -fl , <tes, . Phillips ; TA rY ChaMber, .Phillips .o incl De Witile ; Banquet Palk., toil. Hot opni - Cascade, Richards'; Green Knight's En- i ca rep Pitil ' iipso'' C lam's Castle, Richards•; Mystic. e ple, W intrnbre ; Hail of Chivalry,„ Whitmore. • '- . foe New CornedV.ot - f he Will for the Deed, which, on: its firA rzpresentat:on; was honoured w'rth the hiohest ap- Ic"`""e, will be geed on Thuritir_iy , and IA ii<ta3 , next. On sittirdity,,th,:r pgedy of Mettle,: Preserved. ,_ Those Ladies and Gentlemn' who were Orsappyinted of Places or the Paragraph, are resi-o--afAilly iiiformed, that proper notice will be given of its next representation. , f .,... ' •••••!,-., -, z -.;.. - . . -.-, .-- - March 0 4. ..- - tr• 4- The 'Corp orat i on cf. the kOYA I. EX CH A N lB G E AS - SU R ANC E, do hereby give notic-e, That they have Suter the the Rate of Assurance on •• Fiii;RM ING sToux, from 3s. to zo 6d. per Cent. .' DERSONS, wlloAt AN.NUAL PRF.I.VIII.P:IS fan .. -ro. due oit Vie asth in..-t.' are hereby int , lrined, that Re ceipts are n osy over the R., . i r' erciY !to he delivered at the Company'l °lnces t their resk',..l-i-„, r h ar. , ,Oe and in Pail-Mali, as well as. L'AY. ties a.sSirte(l are requested the several Courrties. ; and the Par= Policies, on or before s e tt d i 1° a Pi'iv; for the Renewal 4 their Fifteen Days allowed foreP" e:e April next, as the usual Policy., will then expire.' ayrnent,• beyond the Date of each S-AMI:EI. Fr.NrIN Jun. Sec. Attendance is given, dzliiy; at file‘sa'id Offices, tor the Assurance of .fluiltlmp c (reds, Mott. Harbour, in bock, or while buildin '-', ' t t" , r4e, anti Ships,. in tom Loss or Darnage by Fire ; •and also for the Assurance Of, -and granting Anoui, ties on Liws. - N. B. Fire Policies will be 4.:;ueci free of exp'ence to the Assiired, iv 11',./re the A.nitual Premiums amount to •6s. or up wards.- i .BE PARTICULAR AS TO 'THE 4-10USL. 1 • -PATENT .BEDSTEADS AND TAIILE:i. 1)1 LER's Furnishing Upholster? , , and Cabinet _. Ware rooms and Manufactory, N. t 3 aod 14., Cattle. tin Street. ,A. large assortment of articles of the newest, ne attst; - and mdst ()economical Fashions, of well seasoned Inaterials,.•a:iti excellent workmanship, with, soVeral provementsim . I 11 wri.liv. respedfully relies on the good discernment of the. Pe-blic, that they will : . .ee through the paltry devices I aetilisinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti for tts well ki.lown that .13 v r ocx has . two patents, our i T a b l es, the tFer for Bedsteads; the principle ut the first .'s ao •. ° A Ili neable to almost all kinds'of• ables, and is Allowed to be aooseat improvement • tor Houses, and mac. it rendcrs,• them more convenient it ten:,;; pootaq . le. The principle of tile other is aoplioahi -- k' •I. 1 Bedsteads as Four Post, IA , • . eto most na s 0 . I , .. Pent bolo, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use_ tOI in sickness, and each when shut u 4) , make a liandwm } (c ote Of f u r n i ture fora Sittno , Room, Dressing Room, &c. e 1,,.116•F ° ll i Post and Tent Bed's' yontogether in te ll parts with C a4 s, arid are fixed with Much ease Without th e h e l p of boo's or .tack s o r nails in the .furniture, and are *rea-y portable. 6 .1. 4-articular kinds of t he a b ove, adapted for Gentlemen of the 41 11 y and N avy, and hot 'climates, also port a bl e Chairs, &c. IStor r.sx!s Piitelit ManuLctures. haye been graci o usly pa zeu by, the Ki ng, Queen, dud Royal Family, and hp' lnct'otirekt by orders from rilinibers of the Nobility and Geritry, have been highly approved of in the E as t and West i '"ndies ; .the merit. of the Articles have. thus met with ,ta t-urable e neotiragenierit, and f or which he returns hisgrate t t_ • acknowledgment s , and cannot buts:Mice the. kind Of flees or some others, \vivo fix up large Sign-boardt, with ltur LEK' s Aiihe iriscribed, which may help also t o p romote lis Inisiness, or shoubl it he designed otherwise, lie, by the Pertnissiori of Provid en c e, manufactures and sells his Supe zior•Foilr-post and 'other:43 , l:th, excellent Dining Tables. and ,C.a h itzet Ar t i f r cles as above„.narnel,y, Cathehioe-street, S d o or s; ont the stain}' SCiod, a Brick -frcilit,'llptise, where he has•con ed-SeNieral Tools and Alaeliiiit s • fur '*orkiii' the same, to on 4114 has:othe,orris e b een at. considerable x pence to brinat utility' and d egree of Perfection at which they gthom now 'tte ' A t 'the same` place May be had 'every Articli: for - the i:irnltietely Furnishing houses. N.ll, For Exportation, . 1 LAST - STATE LOTTERY tor tBO3. (2 Co.: Nei. t z, Pou!try. haiie on' gale . TICKETS and SHA S. of the ahove Lottel, to be-. gin Drawing on the z3cl of the present Month: The follow 1N Capital Prizes of Lotteries in and for tit:: year'll93, were sold and:registered at thisOdice, 'viz. • No. 226, a Pl:iit,of k 10,000 in Shares. 1 9599, - 5000 Shares. 20,430, - I' o ° o 'T leke% . • 19,.556, - - 5030 Shires. 41.696 - - :coo Shares. And others of toool. Scc. &c. &O. T IRO LOTTERY for tSU3,. begins. Drawing 231 April, 18(4. . . • THE. TICKETS and Siln.,,ES . for the above Lottery are no..v, on sale at Mess. HAZAR I), 1.13RN,f. , , and State Lottery Mice, No. ( : ),',. - eivlet• the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else on their account. The Scheme consists of, two . Prizes of z0,00c,1, two. of 1°,0,01. three of 5:,0•01. four of •zoool. twelve of toool. thir teen of siol. twenty of 20 , 31.. dity of 1301. &c. ; the. Number of Tickets 30,000, and the lowest Prize 2sl. *** All Shares sold-at this (Mice be stamped agree- - able to Act of Parliament, and alsO with the Crown, and tumid it, Hazard & Lottery Office. Letters, post-paid, duly answered. N. B. In the late Lottery, No 7622, 2.0,0001. was sold in a whole Ticket, at the above Office, and No. 8158, zo,oool. 'anti No. 53 to,oool. both in Shares. Ceuntry Orde:s, accompanied with short-dated Bills on London, Post-ollke Orders,. or Cash, in l'areel by Coach or carrier, punctually attended to; and Correspondents may depend on being treated exactly on.the same Terms as if pre sent. KEARSLEY's Genuine Royal Octavo Edition of JOZIN.:. SON's DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH. LAN.: G LJAG E ; with a Life of the Author, by J. This Day was published, THE First Part of the above Work, price 55.3 d, or, on a Superfine Paper- 75. 6d. sewed; or'. fir the Convenience of those who are desirous 'of purchasing in smaller parts, is published the First Number ; - price is. 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