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luit3 ''rv3thivl ,11.,n341 531 14.1ip.D a;rl t.► t*Zilc i tzia id 07 21•.:::hifi XVI 5 , ./ tht•ii4-4 lirtLiffaPft r:ll,ri! Vl .41;:-A ri,l n:lftw ?"'v -earti.tv, 2' t~f"E'^^s pii rn L . 't' ~+~ :: • • E e .artoitn.. •••,, tivsligiti!36o-1.1 • - , 0t 4 / 1 7,S y dBii; (1 9]lti: TTtali ; • " TTI7IEATRE-ROYAI„. DRURY-LANE, . •;, u , . O MORROW - EVENING, A pr il 3, I Bd-,. '1 . , will be performed, . '-- THE COUNTRY • GIRL. Moody, Mr. 3,741-ROUGHTON ; - .. . Peggy, 11 , Irs, JORDAN., To which's4ll Be icicled a' Pantomime, 'called -LOVE . AND'. MAGIC. with New Scenery, Machi nery , 'Dresses, and Decorations. The NE WOVE RTU R E and SONGS composed by Mr. - • SHAW.. The Pantomime Tunes seleded by Mr. BYRNE, ' And•accorripanied on the Harp by Mr. WEI PART. . Harlequin, Mr.,BYRNE • - • • ' Mago (the 11ligiciati), M`r. PURSER ;, . . . - ... ' Pantaloon, Mr. , MALE ; • Tycho (the Clown), Mr. CRI MA LDI ;;• • . ~ .Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE ; The Sprite, Miss Ty RER • ' • Paniallna, Mrs. BROOKE It ' ' • Ursula (the Dwarf), Master TOKEL EY ; Venus, Miss Ilrocs; The Graces , Miss BRISTOW, Miss WATSON, and Miss BOYCE : - ' - • - .. Cupid,. Miss GOO DWI N • ~,k Hymen Miss SAUNDERS'. • ...e.Pantomimeot ve and Magic, will be represented during Easter Week. only. On Wethiesdai, The Wife of Ts4.o Husbands. • ' On "l'hursday and Friday, The Soldier's Daughter. And on Saturday a ii , ew Come&,/, in Five Ads, formed, called The Sailor's Daughter. never per. On MOnday, April 9th, will be performed, 42d time, the Grand Spedacle of Cinderella, or The Little Glass Slipper. The Bth Night,of the new Farce of The Counterfeit, will be-onlTUeiday, -April-ro. TlVe.' Middle - : fi,74 — • A new Farce, in Two As, never performed, called Culp at,i / a i sTh Dish,'Or The Irishman in Turicey, is in prepar-- eatre. XI - THEATRE-ROYL:COVEN , . 1802, a,mokgovv EVENING, - April 3 . COVENT -GARDEN.. .1. will be acted (for . the third- time), new Corned}', in Tliteesikei, galled." . : .. . T HE WILL FOR .... THE .. The Ch art & ers b y DEED. AN, ,„.‘• ~. kir...IVIUNDEN. Mr. LEWIS, Mr. CHATM . - ''..- . 1 !-`-• .. Mt:BLANCHARD, Mr. FAR.I4Y : 1 . :' • Mr. 4,AwcETT, Mr. EMERY. ' Miss R MARIO T.,„Mr s . DAVENPORT,. . ' The,Priologtie to' be kpoken by Mr. BRUNT.O , N.. • ' And the Epilogue to be chaunfed - by Mr. FAW c EI j - ta • nd -. -After th e Pixy (tor the ;(1-tirne'),:will be presented' a _ e _ Serio comic Rotniinic Melo-Drania, in TWo*Aats, call (.1 ,YALENTINE AD ORSON, (Wi l k entirely New MUsic-. Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, Th. - • .. e Ov ertu r e . and Decorati ons ) . , and the *hole ..pf e th Music, composed' 13 1 i ' Mr.,l9uve... ; 'I lie Atttion; , &e. .of the Nlelo Dratrfa, produced under tile, J . ..., dimelio n of Mr. Fatle7. - • Principal Characters: - „ , FRENCH 7,-- ...,• • -.- H•,:• • •.- Fteoiti; King -of France, Mr. CORY ; lieriry' Mr : K LANERT Haufray, :t1 Mr. ; • - , Valentine, Mr. FARL'EY ;•Otso •Mr. DUBOIS ; Ilugo, - Mr. II LAN C.HA RD ; aancliiic A 'n, Mr. CH,A P NIAITs; ,•• .:. ,- • -•.c.horisters Megsrs. Kenrick, Linton, °dwell' Tetr ' ' - . , The e Princes s iw iiz. .Egi Thomas &c !n_tire, Mrs. ' ST..LEGER ; th,!,, Princess 0•=.1(a, ister to the Xing, NI rs. 1)1111DI",;.• male loritnonda, ot..Aquitaiue, "Mrs FREI)E-RICK.; 'e---- Pilgrim, -Mis•MARIYR ; - Agatha, Mrs. MARTYR--; Ci c el y , Mrs. [OWE L.; .' SRACENS. T he Sorcerer Agramant; th e Green Knight], Mr. BOLOC . NA, lan ,'; '. The Spirit Pacolet, Maater MENAG E. -- - The Piece•to. conclude with N.' • , ; .:" .',. i\, GRAND PAGEANT ' ,_,.„ . ' .; Illepresenting the Meeting of the Emperor of Conitantitiople, and the King•of France. • 1 - ,‘ • Tho'Scentry an d b e Richards, Phillips, Whit ;rno-te, Hqilogan, i:nd their Assistants), will be arranged .in .„2.,t4 foilo‘ving ordcrr r . . ~' .•,tilaurtis arid biStint View of the City P ala Orleans, rtill .,:. ills ; Interior of Monastery, Phillips ; Pce, Hollogan ; .., o f of •Orleans, Richards ; City Gates, Phillips ; T v a i: ...litb'T.Y. tiColiagabnr! C2 l s i c " ar i f b e s ai e Richards ‘' V " 15 Green I Banquet g ht's P t n ' - ". !11nPille:* Phillips ; Giant's Castle, Richards ; Mystic 'ernple, Whitmore ; Hall of Chivalry, Whitmore. .: o:he New Qometly of The Will for the Deed; which, on -Mfiiit. representation, was honoured with the highest ap * N a me, will be anted on as and Ftiday next. 0n Wednesday, third and last time this Season, the Tra teqy P f the' Fa:r Penitent. On Saturday, he Tragedy of Venice-Preserved. -Those Ladies a n d Gentlemen who were disappoin of places for the Paragraph, are resdfully informed, that proper n otice will b e given or its pe next_ tepresentaaion.- • . . . • 1-" N ANCING and MUSIC, b ALLEN, Y - Mr. 1.-.1 asqlred by-Messrs. TOMLINSON of d MATHER, privatel) taught to Ladies anti Centlemen of any age, who have : eYer learnt these accomplisninents, or not in the fa- - , sitidnable style, at O. tg, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, and No: to, Great Alie-street, Goodman's-fields, on Plans :-,expressly.formecLfor those who:would acquire them' pa-cti _ , cjilarly private, expeditiously -and elegantly. Piano Forte and Harp taught. Schools and Families in Town, and wit h in IS miles, punc 'tuallY attended, andsysiematically instruEted in every useful, elepnt- and 6iiished. part of modern Dancing and Music. Ladies and Gentlemen of respedability,. coining .from the, Vtuntry to learn, Officers, Foreigners, and all who wish to Inake extreme rapid progress, may have A partinents and lioard ,e xtreme. the House, with constant, Instrildion till perfect, Which this' way takes a very short time', . ' ' . SOMERSET . API NAVY and other TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • IN LOT,S, Ori F By R. TOWNSEN D, Ip BO Fri By he 6tn Day of 1804, at t h e T albot AUTMells, precis e ly at , Elevt..--n o'Clock in t h e Forenooni sOOO OAK, ASI-1, and tLM Tree Of great length and larg,,e dimensions, now growing, in iWelcornbe and other Woods, near Mel Is Park and WhatleY, and in Postlebury Woods, i n th e Parish'of Cloford. • Mells is twelve, and Cloford sixteen Miles from Bath, from wireme Is tNiVigable River to P, ristol. .*:* The Timber is all marked. • panted Particulars may be had after the rgth inst. •at h t ' the te Hart I nn, Bath - Bush Inn, Brist o l ; M r. Townsend s, om e arminster ; .Mr. Broderip's, Wells ; M r. Wi ckham ' s, t ilfl, L of ee- House, and at theillritish Fire-Office, Fot ondon. a view of the Timber and Particulars, apply to Mr. °r een ho bes at Mell s P ark, and Mr. hitcombe, of Melland's use, W near Frome BE T}-AUTY, lIEALTH,.AND CLEANLINESS. . 1 I NDIAN MOU 111 POWDER re.n,lers N ' , .Ile the Te et h b eaut i fully white, gives the most fascinating deli to .the Gums and Lip s, and- crnthunicates' a Most ‘4ightful odour to the Breath. This Powder is prepared trout 4 v aluable-Drug; found on. the Coast of Malabar, lately Imported from India-by a Gentleman of fortune, who wit tiesso and experienced its wonderful Properties. He his - I,lbrnitted it to the inspeCliok.of a /vledical Gentleman in " I ' 4 n; who so highly anvrove s of it, with his that he sanctions it , , name and r-commendation havin7 ascertained that %liirt,,'_,i_specifirenit- ..,:y for the Sturv ' y inr-he'•Gums, a radical 7 r '-for.-the I oot h - aelt,tand‘docidedly the best Tooth PoW , - .10 the world, and' so" innocent r that it may be used by 114!• ill t s-- P ic.f...bd. and 2 s , yd'.. P repared"by the DoCior, . _sord wholesale :ipt.i . rerail,• ti.?•liis' Agent, .No. a. r i Pall "I 11111 ; ie ll ahrtar - ' ' . retail, bv• \lr. Withers, No. -U r:j,: Strand, near ''''. • , 4 :11 1 1 1 /4 li , t 1 .... :. D ' Ali CI te;•*; '-+"' .• I - -.. ;- '• ", 1 • , -ek\ ,'' t: . l II*. , _ ' ...V, -I:Jr ... ?,,,.: , I Es. 1 ..... :a • .=` ..-1 f' • •“1 ,4 E g •lr-14. - ''' - 6••%. , . ;:irb , -;.:' • ' . , , . . ~ .., P. 0 - v-' , k4 -.411 .-..-, ' - `....31W - ; ,',/ /14. i••+. IQ - s . . - SCI :- ' -.. ,„,/, , . , 4 ;., , • 4 . -...-- a r.,,.. ~-. Li• - ----- - zz ,• , •.... , , it, - . - .....":-)04. ' - 4 77- I, a- 1 4 cri , .. , . -: • , ir,a. P.:• ••,, . 4 . :' ' P. , A. .1 , .. • - -- 1 ,-, 7 *. ~ , , ,, .,Z , , , . _ t . . ' ' " • - ' • , I - t ~, , k 4, - -- „,: ,,, ,-4,,,., •,.,, , ~_ ,„, ...,::: .., t) i . - ' .... ••• • - , ~,, ; , ki ,.. , . , ,N 3 • .1 ... i / ~Mo .1\71) -- • t ,To- , the 140131., LM N, GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and - • ERE El-POLDERS of . the WEST' RIDING of the •. COUNTY of .YORK. • "! %Tv I.ORDS 'AND G•XlitLAß4gy, • LT AD. I excvoed a present VaCancy krx t Office 1.1 of Register' in . the W e st Riding c , .should , not have given von . thetreuble of any application-00,.4. part. I should have yielded to the extensive Intetestlpf . ,the man .whosr—eiredlati - Lettd . Was ale citise of.-;tny. first Address to you. ht the event of .a present ypailey, it Would not have-been in my :power to have . paid so touch attention - tb a • Canvass as would be required, to tiv'e any reasonable-hopes . : of success. 111 Y -time is almost wholly taken up.by the Com mand of a very tarp eOrps of Volpteers,- the difficulties of , which situation, under the -prqsent,system, ,, are, I: believe, pretty generally understood ; but to-wli!cil; , that for a time almost every _private consideration - must give way. very application, that I have had the honour to make, .has been with a view to a Vacancy at a distant period, and I hare not felt myself entitled to request a promise at this ntOnient from any but particular Friends. I trust that my situation will absolve me trom any Cliargc ofa want ofattentionandrespea, irtnot waiting upon .you in - person, and 1 beg to repeat, that if a Vacancy does arise in the 0 dice of Register at a .futr , ,,z period, and in my life4inte, I shall have the Honour of offering myself as a Candidate for your Choice. 1 have the HrineuriO be, My Lords and Gentlemen,. Your most obedient and 'humble Servant, THOMAS HORTON. Howroyde, March 29, 1804. SOCIETY - FOR -THE .DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven -street, March 3 I, 1804. AN ANNUAL .GENERAL COURT of this SOCIETY will be held , here on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 4th April, at Twelve o'C lock, to audit the Accounts Of Receipts and Dkbursetrients to this Day, and on other special R. GRASSWELL, Sec. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY,•ST. GEORGE's . FIELDs. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YO RK,' President. T HE; - g reat' inconvenience experienced by the Chanty,, in sending, the Children under its Care to at tend Public WOrship at a distance from home, was stated in a former Address. .The Plan of a Chapel, and Proposals in regard to the eredian of it, were published in lune 1803 ; the whale. Expellee was•estitnated'at Soool, ; the Donations then received amotuded to 13621. It was presumed that they might safely-be reckoned - on to the amount 0120031. ; and it was proposed to borrow 60001. in Shares of fifty Pounds each, bearing five per cent. interest, to'be paid out of the Money taken at the poor of the Chapel. The Donations at present aniount to 20671. 3s. 6d. ; and thirty-five Shares of the Loan have been taken, making ai together the Sum of 38171. 3s. 6d. ; the remaining Sum of ,41831. is 'yet to ..be supplied by Gift or Loan; the Shell or Carcass of the Chapel is covered in, and nearly finished: the cost of this part will have been-about 0001. ; and the xpence.of the fitting, up, Furniture, Organ, &c. will come within the' remaindet of the goool. originally mentioned. It is earnestly hoped that the Public will, assist in the speedy completion of this most important object. To those Who may be unacquainted with the Society, it may be pro ber to state, that it is instituted to educate the Children of Convids, and reform those who ,have themselves been 'en gaged at an early age in the commission of Crimes ; and that i; has now within its Wails tee such children, some of whom had adually received sentence of death. Persons inclined 'to assitt•ttle Chftrit?, and wishing 'for more information,. will be, yvaitetl. in..e.e.pxequence.,. of a Line diremted to the Superintendant of the Philanthropic Society's Manufactory, St.. George's- Fields, Southwark, where Books containing an Account of •the Society, and List-of Subscribers and Papers relating to . the Chapel, Ittay be had gratis. . .DOnations or - Names for the Loan may also be sent to Ed- Ward Gale Bolder°, Esq, the Tteasurer, Cornhill.. • - • . • The present Subscribers to the Loan are, • . • Shares. • - " Shares. John Bacon, Esq. - 2 George Holford, Esq. - 2. ohn Baker, Esq. - I T. FL, Hooper, Esq.. - 2 ohnßiadesiEsq. - a- - Williarn.Houlston, Esq. , I Edward Gale Boldero, Esq. 2 Charles Hyde, Esq, .. 1 'Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. r 2 Miss Ann' Palmer, by Da- • Samuelßosanquet,jun. Esq. 2 . niel Coxe, Esq. -•- 2 Charles Bosanquet, Esq. a Messrs. Prescott, Grute, • .. ._ Mrs. E. C. by-1). Cox, - Esq. z. • and go. , - -- - 2 Thomas Denman, Esq. / Daniel Henry Rucker, Esq. z Rev. John Gamble - r Earl Spencer - 2 Sam. Robert Gaussen,Esq. z Thomas Walker, Esq. - I Rev. Dr. Grindlay' - r ' The 23d of APRIL, 1804, T HE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 2 of 20,000 are £40,000 2 - 10 , 000 20,000 3 . 5,000 - 15,000 4 , - 2 , 000 - 16,000 12 • 1,000 - 11,000 13 • 500 • - 6,500 20 •- 4, 000 56 • 100 - 5,000 100 - so - 5,000 7,35 0 20 - 147,00 n 30,000 Tickets k 2,52,500 Part of the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First Day - k.i,000 First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - - Z.zo,oco First-drawn Ninth Day - - ,• 5,000 TICKETS and SHARES, are .SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTEitY-OFFICE. • PRESENT PRICE. Ticket -, - - - C. I 7 o g Half - - - o o Eighth - I 6 0 quarter - - 4 o Sixteenth - z 3 6 *i* Tickets and Shares will gradually rise until the. Drawing. FULL MONEY FOR PRIZES. TBISH pays the full Money for all outstanding • Prizes from '20,0001. to 2.01. and continues to sell Tickets and Shares for the present Lottery, which begins Drawing the 23(1 of this Month. Schemes gratis, to. be-had at both his old established Of fices, No. 4, CORNHILL,pd No. 9, CHA RING-CROSS. THIRD LOTTERY, for 1803, begins Drawing 2 3 1 April, 1804. HE TICKETS and- SHARES for the above T Lottery are now on sale 'at Mess. HAZARD, BURN E and C.o.'s State .Lottery Office, N o . 93 , under the Royal Exchange, Lond o n, and nowhere - else on their account. The Seheme consists of two Prizes of zo,oool. two of fo,oool. three of 50001. four'6l2oOol. twelve of wool: thir teen of szol., tw en ty o f ,zool. fifty of roof. &c. Sze. ; the Number of Ticket s 30 , 000, and the low' Prize zol. ***-All Shares-s o ld at t hi s Offce.will b stamped agree able to Act of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it; Hazard Sc Co.'S Lottery Office: Letters, post-paid, duly answered. „ ; :0? z, J . , I 804. • friti;e late Lottery, No. /6'22, 20,e001. was gold in whote Ticket; at the above and' No. 8;8 , 8, 20,0 0 01. and No. 5319, 10,0001. both in SlOres. • {r ''C Order's, accompanied With Short-dated - ills on:London, .Post-oltice Orders, or. Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctually attended to; and Correspondents may ..depend on being neared euttlypo the same 'leans as if re &CM. :si• , SI ',l' 69r. g er . : 1- 3 4: : ,! . All e lsA 1 It,D 11:u'.,:.'_ 'S iS:'sl'a~ r"„ ... .: • Prom; March 27, 1zi04.. the urriteritgbed '0 14 F CER S. of' the FRO,IIE. VOIANTEF.R. INFANTRY, for• Our.. • selves, • oFth6 Corps,' iit 'vinllicatioli of our• Characters - mOst-gro.ssiy tradUced in the Public Prints, by a; declaration said to be made by a Member .of the Honourable House of Commons, .ict.a Debate on the Volunteer Bill the r9th lat.. of ,some:qf he' c., ; ornpanies übli".CTy deciar-• ed outhe -Parade, that they' would rather fight ,t out than give •up the point for which they . contended ; do declare and 'malce our solemn affidavit, that we neitherindiVidua,llV nor colie6tivelk, direlyor • indirtletlY, either recommended or even heard any such thing proposed. Signed , SHE ppAith, ept. HEN. SHEPI S AI2.IY, • " • • IOHN OLIVE. . . • • GEO. SHEPPARD,,Lietit. -•• EPWARD OLIVE, • iAVIES SLADE. OHN KIN(, Ensign, • jt.)t-TN 'wpm EION,Jun. WILLIAM OLIVE. Sworn berdre us; two erHis!Mak•sty'S J us ticesofrhe Peace fir the County of Somer. set, this 2.7:h (J 1 March, Signed 1 , METH. ROGERS, IRELAND. • • • . HARROW INCLOSURE. • WE,, the COMMI6SIONERS named in and np., pointed by virtueofart Ad of 'Parliament passed in the 43d Year of the Reign of his present M . „Testy, entitled an Att - for.dividing allotting, and inclosing the Open and Corn ' mon Fields . , Commons and Waste GroUnds, in the PARISH of HARROW, in the County of Middlesex, do hereby give Notice, 'That all Persons . , , and Bodies Corporate - or Politic, who shall have or claim any Common, or other right to •or in any of the Lands to be inclosed by virtue of the said Ad, shall deliver, or cause to be delivered to us, the said Com missioners, at Harrow.Weald Lodge, on Harrow Weald om moo, in the Parish of Harrow aforesaid, on Thursday, the Seventeenth Day of May next, an Account or Schedule in writing, signed by thein or their respective Husbands„Guar dians, Trustees, Committees, or Agents, of such their re speetive Rights or .Claims, and therein describe the Lands • and Grounds, and the res'pedive Messuages, Lands, Tene ments, and Hereditaments, , in respect whereof they shall respedively claim to be intitled to any, and which of such Rights in and upon the same, or any part thereof, with the Name or Name's 'of the Person or Persons in the actual pos session thereof, and the particular computed Quantities of the same respedively, and of what nature and extent such Right is, and also in.what Rights, and for what Estates and Interests they claim the same respelively, distingui,hing the Freehold from the Copyhold or Leasehold; or; on non compliance herewith, they arc liable to be totally barred and excluded of and from all Right and Title in or upon such Lands so to be divided respedively, and',Of and -from all benefit and-advantage in or to any Share or Allotment thereof. 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A HISTORY of the PROCEEDINGS of the COMMITTEEE appointed by . the General Meeting of Apothecaries, Chemists, and Druggists in London, for the. purpose of obtaining Relief from the Hardships imposed on the Dealers in Medicine by certain Clauses and Provisions contained in s the NEW MEDICINE ACT, passed tune 3, 1802. Together with a View of the Ad, as it now` stands, in its ameliorated state. To which are added, the Substance of every Clause in. the Ads 'of lime 3, „iBo2, and July 15a3, and the Clauses et both these Ads, collated with each other, consolidated and explained. Also a . ceipious and care- , fully arranged.Scheduie. Wtla Explanatory Notes and Ob— servations:. , • By WILLIAM CHAMBERLAINE, Surgeon,: Chaim= of the Cpmrnittce. London: Printed for S. Highley,., SUccessar to the late Mr. john Murray, No. 24, Flee-street: • This Day was published, In Two handsome Volumes, Svo. price as. in boards, With a Portrait of the Author, SERMONS and otiter MISC;ELLANEOUS . 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