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. 7 S: 7 r " f tqu't4Bßit 5 • .. . ~,--------. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. +TO- MORROW' EVENING, April 19, 1804 will be performed a Comedy, called • • THE HYPOCRITE. ,• Darnley, ,'Mr. P o P E ; Doelo r C a -- , - - - Sevward, ntwcl Mr. I H. ] . DOWT OH N STON ; ....______.. a. . Charlotte Mr. ON; Mrs. JORDAN. , .____ THEATRE -ROYAL , COVENT-GARDEN. MO-MORROW E VENING, April 19, 3804, will be perform e d, 4 .. ' . ' • ISABELLA . Biron, Mr. .KEMBLE ; - r ' Carlos, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; ' Villeroy, - Mr. BRUNTON. Isabella, Mrs. SIDDONS. . W . -. . VALENTINEITItN. The new R omant i c Melo-Dram ND ORSOa of Valentine and Orson Will be repeated ev ery E vening till further notice. on Fri4itY. The Will for the Deed, with The Prgr,,Ph• On Saturday (l ast t i me this season), Ver‘.l;:e Pn......rv'tt. UniViontay, The English Fleet, -.77------....._-- - Mr. FAWCETT's NIGHT. ON TIIV.ATRE-ROYA L , .COVENT-"GARDEN. THURSDAY ~ iie 3tl of May, 1.804 1 pqrorrnea., .. , .. • , .Wili be INKLE AND YARICO. . lode (with se v e ra l new Sf:itgs. composed expressly for the Purpose), Mr. BRA'*-IAM ; Camplay (with an additional Swig), M r.I NC L EDON ; And.Wowski (with new Songs), Signora STORAGE; (Being their first appearance in those Cnaradcrs.) Trudge, Mr. FAWCETT ; Sir Christopher Curry, Mr. MUND EN ; And Yarico, Nirs. H. SIDDONS. .. - • WITH A FARCE AND EN IERTAINMENTS, . , As will he expressed in futu re B i ll s. 'Tickets to b e h a d of I\4. :FaWcett,. at his Chambers, No. 19, Buckillgha in - street. York-buildings ; and of Mr. taken. Brandon, at the T , NViLre aceb heatre 1 ' P 1 ' fur the Boxes may be WHEREAS a Person .hired a HORSE and WHISKEY of Mr. t n”sweller, Brighton, on Fri day the 6th April, t50.,.' , ,- and has t ' ior since returned it : if it :should be left in tht- has of ails Inn-keeper, 'Stable keeper, or others, thzy will i. A , - to give•intormation to Mr. Crossweller as above ; orPae4v"Pe son formation, so that the Prooe ' n '' • r recovered; shad be I rtY m4y ire .. giVing such in rewarded for their too bl u e., The brovvn,l3av Geld lai . high, star in his forehand, :‘,h. "}Whiskey rail-back painted mg, upwards o 1 14 -"cis white leg behind. , . . 170 NEAR WATFORD, HERTS. EST.riE SOLD, a very Eligible FREEHOLD TE, • n i i s i ng a genteel Commodious DW E 1..- Ll. NG -Ho SE, . -(s)ti4able for a large Family, with Offices, :• .04th "uses, Stabling, Out buildings, Pleasure ground, Acre; Garden, - and excellent Meadow of. Light car e d s ; apt a,- Dvveiling;houte, with Yard, Stabling, and .1111 a Rinr, Fence, Vii I ' en ' " ° " llL 'rlY the Artichoke - Public-house ; the ‘vlio . le a fine sport.n• ; ' containing abOut Eleven Acres, in and Ftir.i,art.‘ 1 C:otln t: y . .Essex. I ` ll ''si apply to - Messr's. Blake and White, No. 4. 4L, .„..e -street Strand • Or Mi Dyson, Autlioneer, at Wat li who ~ viii 1 ' ..* -7----______-__s iew the Pr‘mises. FREEHOLD LAND, SURREY. n TO LE SOLD BY AUC . I.ION J vr ner of the COM MI SS lON ERS for , tit,otting, and int:losing the Commons within the MANORS of C, 0- DALMING aud C A "1"I'S MU LI., in the Parishes of Go . dalming Chiddingteld, and Compton, at the King's Arms Clock''Goa- on Tuesday the Bth Day of May next, . Twe lye u , ACRES of the most valuable part of tbat well - known Rich P asture Common called the P EASE in the sa id P ar i sh of Godalming, most eligibly Vitiated for Builditr„.being on a dry healthy Soil, with a tine thcct of W der in Froot, and.commanding some of the finest in the County of Surrey, at the Convenient Distance of one Mil:, from Go:tali-fling, and three Miles from Guild ford, and pearl ;Adjoining t h e T urnp front ike Road orfstnalith.-g is V lir 1:;. Parti:fulars aPPliez may be k nown, or a Plan seen, on in Mr. Thomas Chapman, Survclur, Richmond or‘ kicssrs. G. • atndc-•. I Smallneiee Surveyors, Stoke, next place of. e ~,), ritANl, IV4l(y,ilk_:.\.S,llßE. TO BE Stit.l) BY. PRIVATE CO \ i'RAcT, Togethefor in Parec.4, a FIIELHOLD ESTA'T'E, consist - ~ • in g of THE CAPITAL INN, known by the Si g n of .the (JR' F FIN, and. several very compad va-‘ luable Farrns,,situate at Sonthain, in the County of War- N''lck, containing altog e ther -6 Acres. or therea bouts, closed Arable,bouts, of in- Nl,-ado , and Pasture Lan ~_ get her vviti - 1 a 11 Int , sty o' the Manor of Sou th arn, and Quit.kents belool'ir-ig th ere 4 i ' d Tithe-free; theto- Southatn is tz iinlesfro, Coventry, iiram to from Warwick, 8 from Kineton, 1 4 f -. -' .rotn i. , an ' bo ur Daventry, and t I from Rupy. rhe Ca:11 tigr l n ‘ o, Varwick to Napton .goes within a mile of Soutli, ni _. atxt there are good Turnpike . Roads from thence to rne \ t or thL o' e-rnentioned Towns. Mr. John Moore f at the Crit fi i;al:n aforesl'id, will chew the Premises. Attornies in . For furt 'heCov r Partic entry ;ulars. a pply to Messrs. Payne an d -- Son 'v and Mat Biniey, r entry ; or to M r. Payne., Six r. e Mille Cl rks' r O ffi ce, L o undon. o .:o DiS EASES of the URETHRA, and Certain COM AS PLAINTS. Sole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated Dti..__iiVIF.ICATED BOUGIES and REMEDIES, Mr. OUR informs the Public 1 • , a s usual,he consulted daily f-o. ' . n nine. tolliree, at Frith -street, Sol; . ' t 'at he coati', Isici• 5 4 ' Cleets, s m. s , :c. as u , ,, a i ri l d Cases of StrP.:tures, Obstrudions, s o.,..,ility,indevery Disorder where secrecy is so essential a r Spacious House, that ev(l7l-)e-;Jhat. Mr. D. has provided a separate Apartment. m i ."' 0. ` h. : Li e s nt i !nay be introduced ini a for .manyi from confined himself to that department of Sur Pradice, and file rwost flattering , s iccie' ss anc he r i ' s m en e a l t r :d CO •stier a method of Cure, niiid, efficacious, requiring eon ..ement or restraint in diet, and preventing the possibility of a relapse, Persons in the Country stattng their cases fully M a Letter, enclosing a 11. or 21. Note, will have proper Xemedies sent to the amount. • . For the various symptoms, &v. see Mr. Dufour's Treatise On the above Comnlaints Price 2s. 6 , 1. the sth edition. SPRING PHYSIC. THE . propriety of taking same alterative Medi cine at this Season of the year, to facilitate the efforts of Nature, must be obvious to the weakest capacity ; it is a Na pradice, founded by the -wisdom of our Ancestors, and sanctioned by the approbation of every Medical Man : Ifs utility is not confined to the present advantages, but ex tends also to the prevention of many diseases which frequently occur when Spring Physic hi.s been negleded. The Public are therefore reminded, that DE VELNO's VEGETABLE 'PILLS• riare proved, by ample experience, to be the most safe and eacious Medicine hitherto discovered, as an Altetive, runifier, and Sweetener of the Blood, and for tad ally cur ,ll.llg the Scurvy, Scrophula, or King's Evil, Scorbutic kirep :,l°,ll, Leprosy; the ill effigs of Mercury, and all Diseases -r 'g illa ting fiom an Impurity.of the },food. Nor does it re quire the least confinement, or restraint in diet. wholesale Prepared by a regular-bred Surgeon, allci Sold, . and retail, by.Pidding and Co. No. 6 7. 0xford-street, L0n ,.,", in Small boxeS, priae . 4s. 6d. or six boxes in one, price it,r,., No. 324, '"',”• also retail by 'I tat, Royal Exchani,::; w• 1 .1 - ?olborn ; ; Butler, No. 4, CheaPside ; Shaw and Edwards, '‘,°• 6 6, St. Paul's Church-vard, and by every Vender ot L:(leflieines in the 'K ingdom ; but obServe that it is signed with „ I ,k, by J. Piddlne, No. 76, Oxford-stieet, London, I,'"erwl‘e the'Publie might be deceived by inetticacious..Pre •L'ar4l.l,4l-E assuming a similar.Ratne. ... r r A - The 23c1 of APRIL, 604, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW •ING. SCHEM E. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. TOtal Value. of £20,c00 are 4 k40,0a0 2 . 10,000 20,000 3 - 5,000 - 4 - 2, 149 ,• - 16,0" , 3 Iz - 1,003 - 12,030 13 - ioo - 20 . 210. - 4,000 5 0 ' foo 5,000 4 1 - 50 5 ,000 7,350 lz 147,000 30,000 Tickets • • Part of the, Capital S . -- First.thawn 'Ticket First Day - - First.drawn Ticket Seventh Day - 4.20,c00 First-drawn Ninth Day - - - 5,00 TICK.E'FS and SI-FARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. -'4'lt - Eg.ENT PRICE. Ticket - -- ,C. 17 ts• o Hall - 9 4 o Eighth - s 7 o Quarter -4- o Sixteenth i.. 3 6 * * Tickets and Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing. X 262,500 ORNSBY and Co.. Ng. 26, Corrhiil, respell- fully acquaint the Public, that the LOTTERY coin , memo DRAWING!-on MONDAY NEXT. TICti.ETS and SHARES are selling on the lowest Terms, and the Money for the Prizes paid on Demand. LAST.STATE LOTTERY for 1803. cwirr and' Co. No. I I, Poultry, have on sale 1.) TICKETS and SHARES of the above Lottery, which begins drawing on Monday next. The following Capital Prizes of r the Lotteries in and for the year 003, were sold and registered at this Office, viz. • No. zik, a Prize of ,C. 10,000 in Shares. 11,599, - • 5000 Shares. • . 20,430, - - sOOO TiCket. 1 9,55 6 , • 5000 Shares. 41.696 - - zoo° Shares. • And others of toool. Sze. ex. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. State Lottery Offices; Cornhill and Charing Cross, London, are selling 'TICKETS and S I IA RtiS in the greatest variety of Numbers, for the State Lottery, Whidi begins Drawing on MONDAY, the 231 of April next. Where in the late ot teries the following Capitals were sold in Shards : No. 12,&27 ' ) 4:30,000 Nu. 26;23 £3 0 , 018 /005 20,000 4 8 ,,5 2 . , 20,000 '48,77 * 20,000 2 3 ,1 4 5 20,000 .3549 8 9 20000 2 7,04 ie.ooo 31,692 10,000 I 25,215 10,000 In a whole Ticket, . . No. 42,318 - ,C 20,000. . Also Prizes of‘ 5,000, ,C 2,000, ,C 1000, ecc. too numerous. to particularize. 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