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4 . ) " :1, --1 - '* n'':' ' •.• , 4**. , =,.. 1 „..„.._ . .., ~. .... ~.. S • ''------ - "1 • • `gr' -___..3-7-- - . - 1 . • . , ..,....----- , -; - - 4 , ,7419 . 41; , ... 6 , .k.- i i. i' .. - .. 7, ...'...? : 7 • ' s - 1,- - , t ,A `. _._ i ) Ai 111 ,47 T SDA ), JANUARY 13, 1801. [PRICY SIX PF.N*CEi iTVMBILIt 2594.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW- EVENING, Jan. 14, I Sot, 11 Their Majesties' Servants will aei KING JOHN. . . • John, King of England, Mr. KE E ; Constance, Duteltess ot. Brittam, Mrs. SI DDONS. Witlta New Pantomime, .called - HARLEQUIN, AMULET ; • Or, THE MAGIC OF MONA. With new Scenes, Machinery, Dresses,•and Decontions. • To conclude with a MOVING: PANORAMA. .Hailequin, Mr. BYRNE ; And Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE. On Thursday, The Haunted Tower. On Friday,,She Wou'dand She Wou'd Not. On SaturOy, the Tragedy of King Lear. . On Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. The new Pantomime will be performed every Evening till further notice. ' .A new Opera, - in Two Ads, called The Veteran Tar, is iirt rebearsal, and will be produced immediately. THIRTY-EIGHTH SANS SOUCI. i }3y the Authority of the Right Hon. the'LORD CHAM BERLAIN. - n sT THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. i 5, Igoi, -presented, at SANS SO Cl, Leicester iline,-Leicester-Stpiare;an Entcrrainment, in WU Parts, THE CAKE-HOUSE . . Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. -- PART I. Rec,—Dregs and his Villa. Song—* Perpetual Youth. Rec.—Conjugal T C.te-a- Tete. Song The Lottery of Wedlock. Rec.--,-A Trial o f PaiLnee.* Song—* Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, and Nancy. Rta.;.—Agreeable Com pany,. Song—* Love itsdlteason. Rec.--A Receipt to Kill Wives. Song—* The Poet anti the Paper. Rec.— Le Mitre de Valise. Song—The Grand Ballet. PART - 11. Ree:—The Captain anti the Poet. Song= - * Brother Jack. Spng--* Filial Love, Rec.—A Return ,pt' Reason. Song—The Sweets of Love. Rec.—The Club. SOng—TileThing, the Kid..., and the Go. Rec. —Tho Mess. ,;bong—''Jack at Greenwich. Rec.—More Plinth . * Song—Great News.' PART Rec.—ligirest Caleb. Song -41i0tAate Probation. Rec. —The Saracen's /lead Sonk.-- , ..A.nothercvii and then. Rec.—Which is,t he Way.tO Windsor ?-Song--A Little I Rec.—The .two , I.kietors.. Sting—* The Canary Bird.. Rec.—Bits and Scrifiii; Rue .--;-The • Coup{-de-Grace. .Song The 1./Mon: The whole is written, and composed; and will he spoken, sung,. ataaecoiripanied by Mr. 13IBDIN. ...Boxes is., Area 3s. Gallery as. BY COMMAND OF.I:HEIR MAJESTIf,S. F,ATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO.MoItROW EVENING, Jan. 14; will be pe rformed, EVERY rm MAN IN HIS HUMOUR. Kitely, Mr. COOKE. . • After which will be performed, a Pantomime Entsmkin ment, HARLTQUIN's TOUR ; Or, The DOMINION OF 'FANCY. • , With entire new Music, Scenery, Machinery; Dresses, and Decorations. The Pantomi me opens NSith /I'he Rt:GlpNs of FANCY, and concludes with I' A.NCY's PA VI LI, I ON. _ _ lloorS to be opened at Seven o'clock .;; the begin at Eight.... . . Places tbr the Boxes to Ur taken at Mr. Dibdin'S Music Warehouse, Leicester- place, ).,eictlter- squire ; where may be had the Songs in the Enfertaidinents of Sans Souci ; the Novel of Hannah llewit; the Younger. Brother ;' the History" of the Stage, complete, in five. Volumes, and every other A ttiele specified in hiS Catalogue.. 'he Songs marked thus (*) arc published.—On Mon— day next will be published, - The Thing, - the Kick, and Go. Sans Souci will continue open 'Mondays, 'ThUrSdays, alltl Sitttribiys, timing the Season. The New Comedy of the School for Prejudice will be repeated on Thursday and Saturday. Mr. Cooke will repeat the Charader of lago, in °the- /O, on Fridac next. The new' Pantomime will be performed every Evening till further notice. Monday Mr. Cooke will repeat the Charador of. Richard ill.. and every Monday till further notice. INFANT ASYLUM. • A. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the GOVERNORS of this INSTITUTION wil he lield at No. 17. in Dtike-stro.et, St. James's, on Monday the IA January inst. at Twelve o'Clock precisely, in , order to consider and arrange the Affairs of this Institu tion. • January rz, rSor. W. DAWIIINEY, Sccretary. ST. THOMAS's HOSPITAL. R. CLINE and Mr. 'COOPER will begin Avl their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SUR. MAL LECTURES ou TUESDAY. the zeti►, at One o'C lock F W. A. M. who lately left his Nrtner, and has not since been heard nf, w ill sign a consent to dis; solve the Partnership, he may rest assured that the striClost secresy shall tae observod, and he will he put in a war' to dispose of his Share of the Partnership Eltetis should he disregard this Notice. his 'Name s witht Description of his Person, &cc. will be immediately adVertiSed. • . •• DANCING—PRIVATB TUITION. • • scoTcir and IRISH STEPS: R HWY,.INS haS the Honpurto inform OH! ••IVI Ngart.rry, GENTRY; • OFFICERS in Ow • ARMY. attn Navy. and his FriendsT ittgetter.ll, that lie • eontinues to instruet Gentlemen and Ladies in the most, 'elegant Variety of the SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS,. with' all theniodern'Reituisites of DANCING the MI NUET, LOUVRE, COTILLIONS, HORNPIPES, REELS, and ENGLISH COUNTRY DANCES, after the most at/proved, andfashionahteStyle ; and the course of their Attendance m a de conven i ent to themselves. Ile also attends atllome such .Ladies and Gentlemen as ho- • tourhim with their Address; by an. application at his Re. • silence, Coachmakar's . Hall, •1. orstei-htne, Cheapside. • - , 'PARENTS• ANT) GUARDIANS • ! Entrusted with the EdtteatiOn' of •Youth may . in a short time have than coniplerely• formed to .appear in the first Circles with that Elegance and distinguished Ease is ever attendant on PolitenesS and Good,Breeding. r Boarding SehOolS attended. • ' -• N:B.'7he Morning Academy, for Ladies only, is open, and WI I itlueTrill • His Majesty's Birth-d a , , Eleveu u'Cl(43 l / 4 tcli 'Clarc.v.. • • 1 . 1 G. BONNIN, princil t 1 Cond6iffor of tilt. late Mr. Pritchard's Business, in Bonil-gttreet,- begs leaveto infornt the Nobility, GentrY and others * that hehasNOW OPENED HIS WAR4HOUSE, No. 17, NEW 110VD-S'T'REET, for.the Pnrpo'se of carrying on the 'FURNITURE .' PRIN T ING BUSINESS; - where be will have a . constant flow of New Patterns, in the, first style Of NeatnesS:and Elegance : and,. the BusineSs will he condufled utfon•thetitost literal Plan, he hunthly pre: , *fifties to solicit their Countenance and P.rotedinil, assur- I.Og then; that an y O r der s th.:y LI;:y be pleased to favour him with, Will be . stroplied with facility and most 're apeelful attention. • CAWTHORN's - CIRCULATING' LIBRARY. • • No. 132, Strand, near ExeterrChatige.' MNE PioPrietor begs leave to inform the Sub; 1 scribers and all those wbo, devote a portion of their leisure hours to reading., that the above Library, to which considerable Additions have been t..ely made, and a NeW Catalogue printed; or ened 11.16nday the tath of I tor the dispatch 61 business; it lusting been shut foi Armee:mitt and Numbering Of the Books. Yearly Subscribers, atf.th rs. arc entitled to four Poeks in town, qr eight lit she Country ; rL i is. 6th to *it in town, or ten - in the country; 21. as. to WI in tnvvti; ar ei;hteen in the rani:my ; 31. 3s. to eighte;:u iu tov, twenty-four in the country. Halt-yearly Sul)crit.cr:‘, at t 9 three BoOks in town, or six in the- country; t is .to eight in town or fourteen in the country. Quaiterl , ; , Subscribers, to two Books at a time, and to chhkr,e acct! Ye - arly'and Half-yearly Subscribers -ate -entitlittio a,..11 the new and eiperisive publications, of which the rcoprietor-engages to pv; , cure a surlicient.nitmber on 'thcir first appeatance. - - Non-Sub,:ribrrs - deposit the s Jut: . 0f itch book; and pay for those front •3s. 6th -3d. " 44' per vol. --- from 7s. to 18s.-6.1.--above, 1,, a 'week. • For the CONVENIENCE of the PUBLIC in general, but particularly of OFFICERS on SER.VICE, and PERSONS pm a SEA VOYA( C. riVICE of LEMONS,in a concrete or crvstalil7.- ed state, being the pure' acid part of the f rktit in a solid 'anddry - form, resembling in appearanc:: hit'! - Lar Candy. Prepared only by HENRY CO XW E. 1.. r To. Zoo, 'Temple. Bar, Fleetac street, - London, eh Package -signed-by himself, and who is permitted to fl .Air to the Highest Authorities in this Kingdom for-ilic ' , tatty of the Preparation. This; grateful Acid, now obtained under the.. pre,<.!!, -0 0tWeriteur and elegant form of Crystals, most complettl t*ersievery possible purpose of fresh Lemon Juice; *Pi - Ili - these further advantages, that being in a dry ittite, r 1 1 ru.vrif ry portable, occupying very little room, and' I . :. Alain* unchanged in any climate, acid .withal, being expensivethan Lemens or Lemon Jnice. " At Sett, it may be said to be invaluable. Many of ttr; t 'Ships - in' His Maje'sty!s Navy,, and in ihe_bervice of' the Hon. East India Company,- have, for Sc , Y4le. time. past Veen suppli e d w i t h it in c O nsi d e r a bl e quantity, To I,).'ll:id of ,Bulkeley, Coxivell - and CO. Nr, Temple-Bar, Fleet-street ? London ; and at" nisi oi . tiir principal 'towns u rbe,Lin4riuni. HONEY-LANE-NIABXET, CHEAPSIDE, January 6, zilot. • SUBSTITUTES FOR BREAD. SESSP.S. E. arid 'l'. KENIBLE are Selling at this' place RICI'.. - to the POOR. FOUR-P EN CE per lb. tothe Public at Siv-pence per lb. or Fifty-two Shillings per cwt. by the •Barrel, of abeut cwi. each. GROUND RICE at Sixpence-halfpenny per lb. or Fifty-seven Shillings per cwt. by the Barrel. Veil- tine RICE FLOIiR Scvenpence-halfPenny per lb. or ° Sixty...six Shillings per. cwt. by ttic Barrel. ' 'Mr. E. Kembleis roTAto Es at 'Three Far things per lb. and to such Poor as buy Meat he gives them Potatoes. . The Shops are o pen this and every • Day from Nine in Morning to.Four;in the Attc , ritoon ; and on Saturdays from Nine to Four opens again at Six, and shuts at Ten teCieek in the Evening. • Oth ENG LOTTE KY, Cm: Themes Drawing Niarclt:l, !Sot. -SPOPE; impressed .with i:sense of extensive o support in the two last Lotteries, is pnitid to'ac knowledge it i and 'as the sante attention and punctuality iti his conduet of 'Business ,shall animate his future .ef.- - lons he looks forward with coliliitnee to a continuance . of Public Vatour. 'While he his the honour - to boast pat ronage, tho , Av.st s c mM:10 44y, that rat- NM crow-matins °dice in the Lot 6.'o' Wtth the most marked success, nearly One Half of the Capital Prizes having been sold and registered in it. This profusion of success has distinguished his Orlice throughout the King dom, by the title of " The Fortunate Lottery-Otlice.". The 'Scheme of the approachiug Lottery bath powerful claims to Public Attention. ln Capital Prites it sur. passes alarst every , preceding one,' in as much as the holder of tour Tickets only possesses the capability of •-obtaining the Princely Fortune of tyre Hundred Thou sand POunds,.all Payable in suatiiig Cash. The Blanks are but a trifling traction, more than, two to each Prize— the very :.:riullest 'of which exceeds the purehaseanoney of a Ticket, •These considerations, it is presumed, are no Itssiworthq general nytice, than important for inspiring . a spirit of speculation and .adventure, and momentous to their issue. • To answer;, very unprecedented demand, a most exten sive choice of Tickets and Shams are.on sale at No. u, Corner of the Royal Exchange, facing the Bank of Eng land, by , • - S. POPE, Stock-Broker. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.- • To begin Drawing the Second of March, .tBa 1. • DIAMOND LOTTEkY. • To be determined by the EngliSh Lotrery. • The Tickets Two Guineas each, and . rhe Prize valued at Till RTY THOUSAND POUNDS. WIFT and CO. - STATE LOTTERY OF . I'IC.E, No.. 11, Poultry, London;. Dante-street, Dublin ; and Trongate, Glisgow ; are appointed to SCII t lif T.) acts and Stamped Shares of the English I.ottery, and the Tickets of the Diamond Lottery, agreeable to Act of Parliament. Country Correspondents remitting Bank Notes, Cash, 00(11.1ill6,:or Past:A . )lllft Orders, will ha/e' Tickets or Shan:s.oll4 them,_ anal an account of their success as soon as" ditetiVii ' Swift and Co. have been rotnarkably fortunate to the Public by the sale of many of the Capital prizes in the late' Lotteries. ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY. 'TICKETS and • SHARES are on .Sale 1)) -RI CIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. at their Licen,ed State.:•Loyterr Offices, No. 104, the Corner of .Cortibill,' No. 11, opposite the King's i w C flaring. crOSS, ;.and at Norwich; where the fdlowing Capital Prizes have been Sold and Shared in the present and two last Years : LAST ~'FATE-LOTTERY, 14n: rhe Firt..riewn Ticket, 26th MY" £. 16,R143, In a Half, a Fourth, mid Two Eighth Shares, 30,018 j 5,989; Itt l'svo Fourths, 'lwo Eighthsonid• Four Sixteenths, • - - - 20,000 23;2 , 15, In One l'o4tt4, lane 'E ighth, and Ten Six teenths, 9,915, In. a Halt; 3 r aural, ,an Eighth, and Two sixteenths, - 5,000 14,165, In a Hal f , T wdE i7htits, and Four Sixteenths, 2,000 ;5,938; 1 n Sixteen Sixteenths, - - 2,000 1 4,155 i Ina Ilalt; a Fourth, au Eighth, and. Two Sixteenths, _ 50,481, In One Fourth, Two Eighths, .and Eight Sixteenths, , 4 • - 44',66!, In a Halt; A.Fourth, .an Eighth, and Two sixte - enthi . _ 8, i 4 8, - In a Fourth, 'Three Eighths; and Six Six teenths; 34,303, In a Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths, /,000 24, ISO; Tits fialf,Thrte Friths, andTwoSixtdentlis, 1,000 IN W a IIOLE TICKETS. - X . to,ooo No. t 8,030 - • 10,00* 47, 8 5 0 1*,0:,* • 19,9E 2 - 7,000 5,e00 12,919 - - • 1,000 soso* 1F,945' , . 1000 ;,cod 2 4 ,6 4 3 1,000 lo,oco Nu. 19,496 - 2 9,4i4 - 20, 1 37 -••- 10,011 - - - . 1 3 , 794 - .~r^~ 2,000 i,obe 1,000 I,ctOo :11; , ,, Lottery, i 791, 12,% - . I Si%tr.en ti:l in Lotteries sines tile Yen' 1767, a great Proportion or CApit,il Ptins tap rittliWroi tamention. Goodluck, and co. recommend An early rurt_itase . Tic.rts and- Shares will gradiolly rise pre v ions t t t Dray c`oituntucts the ad of Match. SECKETARY's OFFICE, • CHELSEA HOSPITAL, January to, r r'FIESE are; by Order of the Right Flonoura. _L ' .ble thed-ords ;led others Commissioners for Manag ing the Affairs of the Royal hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice, that all Out-Pensiormas (as' well Lettermen as others) belonging to the said Hospital, residing in Lon-. dun, or within twenty - five Miles thereof, are required to. l appear persoually anti regimentally at the Secretary's Of fice in the said Hospital; on the respeelive Days under mentioned, when attendance will be given from Nine o'Clock in the Morning, until Throe in the Afternoon, viz. Od WEDNESDAY, the teal January. The Pensioners Item the late rat and ad Troop of Horse Guards ; the late Ist anti ad Troop of Horse Grenadier' Guards ; the Royal Horse Guards Blue ; the 3sl and aiii Regiments of tlorse; the Dragoon Guards, :nal all the Dragoons, With the Eritish Legion of Florae., :is also, the Pensioners from the rat Regiment of Foot Guards. On THURSDAY, the rsth January. Those from the Coldstream and 3d Regiments at Foot Guards, and those from the rat to the 2501 Regiments of, Foot inclusive. • On FRIDAY, the i6th January, , Those from the z6th to the Nth Regiment of Foot in clusive. - On t ALITRDA*, the lath January • -Those-from the aist to the 13atli Regiment of Foot elusive, as also the 'Pensieners from Lord Strathaven's, Majors• Waller's, Elfind'S,' and Fish's Corps ; the Royal Garrison Battalion, Loyal Irish ; Queen's Rangers ; Fen ; Cinque Port, and Lancashire Volsititeers, with all the American, and other Corps ; likewise the Pensioners • from the redocixi Regiments of Marines, those from the Militia ; tfre.Judependent CoMpanies, and those tvlaa have been In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, Lettermen, and Men at Nine-pence perdiein, with the Private Gentle, men who receive Annuities front the late Ist and 2LI Troop of Horse Guards. • And that all Out-Pensiorairs • (as well Lettermen as others) belonging' to the said Hospital, who live at a greater distance than Twenty-five Miles from London, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and commanded, after the zsth of June next, and after every succeeding astli' of December and lune, Until further or ders, to apply to one of His Majesty's justices of the j Peace in the neighbourhoOd.where they reside, and make the following Affidavit, which the said Magistrate tbr the County, City; Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pen aioner appearse will sign and date, viz. ' • came beforeine, one of Ilis Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of , . • and made Oath that he was admitted an.Ouf-Pensigner of Chelsea Hospital, on the , day of i; or 18 , from the Regiment. , com manded by was then aged years, served in the Army years, and was discharged ter . and that he is no otherwise provided tur by the Pubs tic, tut as a Pensioner, of thesaid Hospital,. and 'no w lives • in Ca,: Parish of ,in the Connty of , . Sworn before me, this day of , • The Affidavit drawn, according to the above them; dated and attested by a Maistrate, is to be .put up in :i cover, and sent by,the is Poonlireeled thus : " To the Right flialaurable the Pay-Master General, at the Horse cturtis v London ;" and Counterparts or Diiiilicates of the said Affidavits, are to be reserved by the ut-Pensioliera, mspeelively„ lobe exhibitedan. such Persons as shall be diretted to pee them, that litey mav be satisfied that all Such as may claim Out-Penstons s .are the real .Persons en titled to receive the same. .Anil Ity the end, that the Conunissieners for the Afhirs of:Chelsea Hospital 'nay satisfied that the Poisioners are the sante Persons who haVe passed F.xamination, it is hereby furtherdireeted, that such of them ss•i in have iaraasd in, and, who have been discharged from any of the Regimentitair'cop,„,ortiadelsenstent Companies ?at Inva. lids, are not to mentionin,tharr Affidavits. siich Regiment, Corps, or Company of Invalids in which they served *last, but the R.egiment, Troop, or Clips of the Army f ro m which they were first discharged and recommended, And received at Chelsea Hospital. And as the general Payments in Great Britain and Ire land at the end of the ensuing six monttis are chiefly regu, Lined by the places of residence mentioned by the Pension ers who are mustered at Chelsea in person, and in the body of the Affidavits of those who live at a distance, it is here by ordered and directed, that no person who shall change the place of his abode given in at his muster, ox specified in his Affidavit aforesaid, and who may, apply for his Pen : sion (excepting tothe Officers of EN.otSO nearest Such place o f atiode) shall receive the saint, unless it aPlimzs by the. Certificateof re.pedahle * persons, that such temoval was ' through unavoidable necessity, which he Or they could nor foresee or prevent. " Lastly, it is notified, that Me; will be entered upon the Pay4ists of the said. Holpital, or tie entitled to receive anv Benefit therefrom, who shall not set agtteaNy to these • orders and direelions G, AtIST, Secretary and Registo r . . • No. zG CORSqI . II.O , *LIVERPOOL and 'EX - F.Tfk; • PIGOT DIAMOND at - TwO tliiiricaS each,. By HORNSBY and Co. - ° The Prize is valued.at 30, , 0a01. and is to be_ determined by the Drawing of the English Lottery.---11 will be the First-Drawn Ticket of the . Numbers from -1 to 11,0, inclusive. . • alr .The wily Diamonds that ever were (1;11%0 of by Lotter", were sold by . 110 it N. S ZtY hi tit., Year 1774, at their old established State -Lottery OP f ice. . ENGLISH LOTTERY. " Remark, in this Lottery the Prizes, from. 30,0001. the highest, to 131.' the lowest,' will be paid in full,' without any deduction whatever, in August next, and, as soon as drawn at a Stria!' discount. WAR. NICHOLSON, ever grateful to his !V.I. Friends and the Public for their distinguished pa. nonage, .respedfully acquaints them- that 'the Tickets, Halves,Quarters, Eighths' and Sixteeizth Shares (stamp ed pursuant to Act of Parllarnent), arc selling in the great est variety of N,uinhers and lowest Prices, at his Office, No. 16, Cornhill, London where all. legal business.(•on ly) relative to Lotteries and the Pdblie Funds is faith.- tul ty transacted. . . Ttckets and Shares carefully registered, and the earliest account of their.success sent tawny part of England., • • Mr. Nicholson has been very tortunate to lus-Cusiom ers, as in-the -last-and late English and Irish Lotteries the following Capital Ptiies havei ben, sold, shared, and re-, gistered at his Office, viz. Nos. 5499, 9065 1 19,004, 4.2,700, 17049, 46,676, 5a,6434; Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds each. Nos. 77S$, 23,41 1 .28,322, 44,014,' Prizes of Twenty ThOusand rounds each, Nos, 2 i),3391 4,777, as,s6s, 1 09 6, 3 0 0 , ,75, 43197 8 , Prizes 'of 1-ive Thousand Pounas each, besides many of 2=4. toool. and fool, too nu merous to mention here.' - ** Orders from the Country (post-paid) accompanied by good Bills, Post-Office Orders, Bank Notes, or-Ca.n, executed on the same Terms as if persamally present. Schemes at large gratis. • DR. NORRIS's • DROPS. THE well-known Virtues of these Props ruder theni lieculiarly. applicable to the present period of the Year. They not only _preserve the Constitution against the vicissitudes of this season, but remove Coldi r And thoie Ctlmplaints of the Stomach and RoVels which equally proceed from the' inclemencics of Winter. In Fe vers or every species (especially the Yellow 9r ).txtrid), A stlurias, Scurvy, Disorders : ot the C 1. hest of a . consiiirtp. rive tendency, but ,particularly in the discomforts and cre ,:iys of declining life, the .experience of near halt 4 ; cm tuirllailimittOct4bly, proved then.superior efficacy. Th;.: aplity.llottic 2 . 23, is only to be had at the Doan bauw,. Arcqk-strect, whit:a Rooks- of Cures ore delivered grai .A 4 all Orders for, txportation executed. sQld wh(alesale and retail, by Messrs. .1:ow Ir. :41,1(`0. o. fp, thlord.Strect ; and retail by II 'eade;',*4l4c4i‘iik* AAST tst.sL'4 lieteseatt - 21, ISzo, THE COLI.R T ef D 1 EC TORS cf the UNITED CO2ll*Pil Art At E Rribi ST* E LAND traa'ing to the East .14.horky give Notkes, a special Gement/ Cone of the said C‘4opazt).! bib' 10 their Muse hr Leade.,hall.str4n, oh , iltittset4y, 151 S janstary, tEot, at ,Ele! en o'Clerk i/ lerenecr, treir. tier Jall.rwing Re.vlation of the awl et. PirretcrE, rst loth - instant, vs:ill ,be laid Nine the tai.{ • " This Court taking into conAidelmOiti.the important services rendered to the East India Company by thou pre- , sent .Governor general, the Ntost MAW the 11:tarqui. ; the political v.is loin end foicsight which distinguished his conclud e in regotiatingand concluding a Treaty with the Soubah ot 'the wlicreby a Body of r 4,000 Men 4. cornillandei by tz4:F rein:ill - Mica - is, were completely disbanded, and the Officers wide thereby removing the cause of grera sion ; and leaving the Army of lyis H;r)t:icn; at full liberty to ad in conjunction with his British Allies, iO zbo. r>trb sequent Conyiest of litlisore ; the zeal and alacrity by his Lords!lip in proceeding to the Coast of Col^Orfandia to forward the equipment of the Ariny which afterwarOk -cifected-thAt Glorious A tchleieznent., not only ttrlT annated in the destrudion of a roost, i,fripimoable •Enetny. but by which tite Company al.,o.iilequirot a vary large addition of Teiritorial RtVOLVe. the WOritet.atiiiitifi* ! tivinness .and decsion displayed by tura closing tae 'or' the NeOtiatioa vr.th the tale Tip. o Sult4gti e , width* . able manner in. which. thrSubsidiary - Ttqcity wah the jah of NLyore was concluded. ItasoLvci, Llrzwrizmoost.y, " That in lk.f.,qvar.l for tacit eminent Services, his Lord. $ ship be requested to accept or. , Annuity .4130241. to iSSUa , out of . the Territorial Revenues in India, for the Term 'of 2o yeaTs; provided the .Couipany:s exclusive 'Trade shall so loAg continue; and the Territorial Revenue . shall so long retrain m possession Qs the Cninpany, to commence from the Ist September, t79IS, being the day on which the .beforementioned Treaty with ,the Soubah of the Dean was cOueluded, and tuat the same be paid to his •Lordship, his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns, . torthe Term aforesaidJi The Court of I)ii.ell2rs Jr alsoigive Notice, that at the said General Court tieir Retch/tie% of the. 19 , t1.) November last, fe,e reurvrigtLieutehant-Colonel vast t the G)A-:.7pany's Ser. vice, will be ofered to the fzeither eettsideratiQie of the Protrie to;s, and taut the Papers an the Subje,El lie Ar : perasal at the Senttary's Vice. • e 11 1 11.1.1.4 Nr . E 4 41 SAY, Sec. PROPOSALS for.PRINTING by SUBSCRIPTION, A,N ATTEMP r• ta Elucidate many. cif. the .4 - 1 beautiful Passtiges itt the'OD ES, EPO bEs, arc. of HO RACE, by bringing them into a Coinpiititive-Point of Vicw With those of other Authors, Anocnt anti Mo dern. ' By•tlie Rev. E. TWENTYMAN, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hail.' one small VOI. Bvo. price to Subscribm Ss. to be paid on delivery. subscriptions taken in by R. Newcomb, Stamford; 1. fleighton, Cambridge; and W. H. Lunn, London, • WANTED TO PURCHASE, ASMALL' ES r ATE, in a Sportinr Coupt P ry ' either in, or bortiering_on Nara) or .:S..aith Wales. The value frorn,ONE to SIX THC)U.SAND POUNDS. A neat Hoube,/./c. in the Cottage Stile, will be Ni4airttl. Etplicit Letterslpost.paid) addressed to Mr. I ohn Scott, at No. a, Sprio& Gardens, Cbaring-Cipis, will to An. swercd in A few clays. ,' ' • ' .- : . 'I 4 ,IA.NQR AND ESTATES OF CRADLEY, IN THE ' . COUNTY Ok,HERE,IORD. TO BE DE SOLD EY AuerioN, 13.1 i W. HANDY" • At the Crown Inn, in the City of Wovester, ci Friday the soth Day of January inst. at Three o' -;14), k Afternoon of the sarne Day, s ubject to Con itio.: c. be produced, and together, or in Lots, as .o.a 1 oe. &ler mined andagreed on at the time of Sale ; THE MANOR of CRADLEY, in the County of Hereford, in circumference about thirty-tWO miles, including a large tract of the Southerly part of toe Malvern Hills, aed some other valuable Commons and Wastes, in which the Freeholders and Copy holders of the Manor have a Right of Common. The several CO FY HOLD ESTATES ere numerous and valuable, in num ' ber upwards of ONE HUNDRED are Copyholds of inheritance ; and the Lcird is intitled to an uncertain Fine • on the admission of every Tenant, on death, or alienation. The. Lord hai Courts Lect and CoUrts baron, has the usual lntereits in the Wastes and Commons of thz Manor, besides the Rights of Common for his Estates. The several Chief...lee:lts dile to the lord, amount to the sum of ad, ts. sd. and are payable for the most part, yearly. The Four several Messuages and Farms are known by the Several names of the Seed Farm, Bat ehuoinbe, SV tut monds and Whippiatts, ..'ld C nunpall 11.11. • The SEED FARM consists ola FARM-HOUSE and the neeo slalY Out.buildings, for the meat' part 'newly, erected anti in good repair, and of 290 Acis and.l Perches. of Arible,'• Meadow, Wood- and Hop Ground. The Woods ii;eWLii Stoc Tinaber :old Coppice Wood 2 39 Acres r Rood and ib f'oreltei. are in the Parish of Cratiley, and the remaining so- Acres' 2 ROO& .rd. a 6 Perches are in the Parish of Evesbacb, 'in the County. IA Hereford. This Farm has been very nuncio improved by the•presint Tenant, Will .1:11 Halt, and is capable of fun. Cher great improvements. II.ATCHCOMBE FA It M, with the Lantl, whereon the HOUSE, and Building.: srand, measures 1? -4 Acre.; 2 Roods and 33 PercliA, ;old noyv in the o...a:upati4ni of • fames Morns, whese Term expires at Candlemas next, It lies well. together, ants capable of vebt'great improve.; merits, and very desirable for a Tenant. Ninety-eight A cr es one Rood and Tw(• A lty -sit Perches Farm, arc Copyhold of I oheritanee of the Manor of Bosbury, in the County of Hereterd ; and the other, 'whereon • are s;.. tuate the Honse and Buildings, are Unbent - at:co in Cradley. WI-11 TNIONDS and WHIP I) I A TTS; its the beeut.a tion of Enoch Trueman, consist ot viz Adres initt 14: lsoods in the whole; 65 Acres 3 Roods.aaci , lfritteires wile:eye belong and appertain to-Whitiniands,:•! and 66 Acres s Roods and 37 Perches to Whippiatts. The Tenant's Term expires at Candlemas next; and'these -Firms ire capable of very great improvement. in their - cultivation aria arrangements. aUMPA.LL HILL FARM, occupation of Mrs. Russell, consists of the HOUSE, Builthivs, Aid about 43 Acres and 4 P.acnes.• and forthe quantity ,and quality of this Farm, vQry eligible. The Manor and . Estates at' situate about seven Mlles from Worcester, fourteen from Hereford, and two :Macs t'rom Great Malvern, and 'the toad froui Wor.s..:stet Hereford yogis through the Manor ; they abound with Game, and haVesituattonsfor baildlog uPantasio.i, inferior to none. • , • • • The several Farms haye been measured , and mapped', and measure 6;0 Acres Rood u cd t Perch more or less. The Surveys iii„ty be, iitspected ; the several ,q,t4litieo of the Lands arc v.:ty piopei - ly apporttli parll atiound with Lime-stone, sufficicat to marntrothe w;fcle, and for very large sale. The Woiglt arc ineai r;:d .0 planned With the several • Farms, although the (rester part of tinl'irt arein the iixds o;' - thr Laidioesi: 'The w.wle of these several. Earths (en.copt the 88; Acres t It.n.cid d .a 6 Perches, part of Satcluxmlb), are Freehold 01 . l an:. it ance anittiagether with the Toiiher and oyyktGli.t 1. rift of the Manor of Ilosbuty, 'are r...med ,nditowrioeti sit the Particulars of the Estcle at e. Tie ses/eraLQ t• mots and' tieSar":p tions. of tlie Copy hold Lana 4 of this :tenor, sit guArttity . incti le>s, are :169 set forth in sodt Particui:xs. - ' • Foi- 4 vivw a t.ehe Nianor and Estitc, apply to Mr. 81orri4, C. ti.:: Mill. • - iiittuty, the 2..ttaioncer., has the Maps and Pant. cuhirs, and Other appliCations may )34 made to him; of Mr Mence, Wo: - ecster." • • •