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K‘4 4 ; • 1 ~1 ' it- The neir CINDERELLA. of The Soldier's Daughter, confirm ' - ' ll to' be received throughout viPith the most unbounded and 11InivursakappLtuse, will be, repeated every Monday, Tues r9''Y, Thursody, and Saturday, till furthemotice. , On Saturday, on Monday, and Tuesd a y next, Cinderella, • arl'he Little Glass Slipper. . : • - ~, On Thursday, The Caravan, or The i Dog. ,__ tieW Comic Opera, in Thrue Ads the M us i c s by Mr. Hooke and anew Farce, are in preparation at this Theatre. • THE6TRE-ROVAI., COVENT -GARDEN. - f-r(-1-MO.R.koVcr -t VENING, Feb. r 6, 1804,i •, . ',.- , wit Ihe -performed'• . . . ."41E GIZECIAN-DAUGI-iTEi', ; _ , Evander, Mr. KEMPLE ; Mionysi• s, NriT:COR'Y • Phpcien, Mr. littliNTON - - . Arelaiicholl, 'Mr. 'ITUEL s Phiktas, Mr.' C.-K EMBLE ; '.., . Areas, M r. DAVENPORT. •• . ~. . Euphrasia, Mrs. SID1)014S. Vl , I fli , . "TR P. VILLAGE LAWYER. • . On Saturday, the' Ctrnie Opera of The English Fleef.• - On itflondax, TiktNitturnint.,-; Brid e ;- Osmyn, Mr. Keirwble ; Zara, Mrs' Stidoits,•mqth in and Malvina A nem:gotedy,:in.Five Acts,' is in rehearsal, and will be produced,ott Thursday the 23d instant. • A neW,Musical P.ntertainimna in Two Aas; and . a-Grand Pantomithical -Romantic Mel.)-Drarni are in preparation, and will both be produe tas soon as Po'ssibie. • ' . MESDISEASES OF THE EYE. ,SRS.TAYLOR, ocuusfs• to HIS MA. TESTY and the PRINCE ot WALES. inform the public, that they are to be consulted in all DISORDERS of the EYE AT HOM, till TWelVe'o'Clock every Day ; and A ImoAn after that Hour. • No. to Hatton-garden. ORIENTAL LITER, IILACKS and PARRY; Bolksellers, -Station ers, and Chart-sellers, Leaclenhall-street, having had consigned to them, from J 0 1--1 N G 4 I..qt-i 1( I s-r, Esq. 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Plans of the Institution may be had at :the Society's Rooms as above, where Donations are received for the general purposes of the Society, and whew attendance is •siici: every' day (Sundays excepted), f mn yeu till Four. rPRICE SIXPENCE. PROPERTY ACT. DUTY an DIVIDENDS and ANNUIT lES in the PUBLI( FUNDS. NOTICE is hereby gis.en, That the several JA- 7 Offices in the Bank of England, and Threadneeelle-stre , t, o f which Notice has been given, will continue open for receiviv the Duty and'G'hecquing the same until Au the Duties lave berm received or otherwise. accounted for to thi• Commissioners of the Distria, or the Commissioners for London, in pursuance of the said AEI, , 4 all Po sons we ditired to take Notice, That for those sums whicli are not received or accounted, the Parties will be chargeable in double the duty, and liable to be steed,eor the same by trawls from His Majesty's Cqtri of Exo.,e7teer, • By Order of the Board of Tare s; orArTITEIP WINTER. A N APPARATUS t.:l DISTILLING BY A., STEAM, and also one ;Or DRSING COFFEE by the satlN means. nyty seen in use at-the Tinned Coppe., Works, tin Banksidei ev.ry Thursd3v. These Works arc specifically cabal.' el for West Ir. - 1' Plantations; and are capable of yielding'inany .r.ivant.,;.,es to the l'Aranufatturers of Ardent Spirit, and the (;rowers of Coa-e. The 231 of AIR! L, T HE LAST LO !TAY BEGINS DRAW ING. SCHEMt. No. of Prizes. Val of each. Total Value. 2 . of ,4:20,000 arc A:40,000 2 - 10,000 - 20,000 3 , 5,000 15,000 4 - 2,000 - 3,000 12 - I,coo 12,000 13 - Soo - 20 - Zoo - 4,000 So 100 - 5,c00 100 50. - 5,000 7,35 0 " 23 - 147,700 - 30,000 Tickets 1• , 2, c:10 Part of the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First Day - - ~ r,OOO First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - ,0.212,000 . First-drawn Ninth Day - - - 5,030 TICKETS and SI-lARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY.MEFICE. - - • PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - 17 6 o Half - - •..8 18 o Eighth - - 2 5 6 Qaarter - 4 io o Sixteenth - - 3 0 * 4 •Tiacts . and Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing. OXON, GARSIN , GTON, SANDFORD, mar Oxford, • DORCHES BERKa,. RADLEY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ADA NIS, At the Star Inn, in Oxford, on Saturday the 25th instant, between the I lours of Four and :Five in the Afternoon, under such Conditions of Sale as shill then be pro duced, several freehold and Leasehold_ Estates, in the following Lots : - Lot J. in A RS LINT G T 0 N*, FREEHOLD. • A r „. v.-7 FARM HOUSE, Garden, Two Barn;. One Stable, and other convenient Out-buildings, an Monte Close and Orchard, abut Four Acres, together wits Ter Acres of Arable and Grass Land in the Common Fields, and Rights of Common. Lot 2: A very neat and. comfortable Brick and Tiled DWELLING HOUSE, fit for• the Residence of a Gentle man fond of Sporting,• or for a small genteel Family, with Two Gardens, are Orchard, and a •Close called the Grovel, about Two Acres, laid out in a very pleasurable stile and taste, a good Eight. Stall Stable, Brewhouse, and other cuts. venient 0 (tices, late in the Occupation of Mv. Sailer, but now unocc upied. Lot;. A PUBLICA-10115t,calledtheTFIR EE HOUSE. SI - 10 ES,. with:al Orchard Slut large GarOen; andOut-liuses to the same adjoining and belonging, In the Occupation of Mr. John Roberts. . Lot 4.. 'A.small CLOSE of MEADOW or PASTURE, ' LAN I), about. One Acre, and a small Close of Arable Land, about Two Acres, lying together, and near or adjoining the Public-house. Lut s.' A DWELLING HOUSE, and large Garden awl Barn, now used as a Wheelwright's Shop, adjoining, or nearly adjoining, in the Oecupatton of me. Janaway. Lot 6. A neat and - compact CO"I'TAGE and Garden, in the Occupation of John Sanders. Lot 7. .A COTTAGE, Orchard, and Garden; 'about an Acre, in the Occupation of Joseph Woodward. Lot S. LEASEHOLD. • A very large MANSION. HO tic Garden walled in, Two Barns, One Stable, and other convenieot I:uildings, a Home Close of aboitt Six Acres •of Meadow or Pasture - Land, with about Fifteen Acres of Arable and Grass Land, lying in tnis Common Fields, to gether with Three Cottages and Gardens, Two Hors. or Covi Commons in High Mead, front the r zth of May till the sth of July. In Hey Furlong, Ten Cow Commons, and Corn j • moos for Sheep and other Cattle in the Fields ot. North End, for. Three Yard Lands and a Half. These Premises are holden of the Principal and Scholars of Brasenose College, Oxfordi by Lease tor Twenty-one Years; • renewable every Seven, commencing from Lady Day last, at the Rent of it. Bs. told. and One Quarter and Half a Bushel and Half a Peck of Wheat, and One Quarter Three Boshels. and - One-halt of Malt, payable at Michaelmas and Lady Day yearly, subject to a Heriot of 41. 6s. Bd. at the end of Fourteen Years, or on' the Death of the Lessee, and also in every second) car of the Term, - to deliver it College a BraWner, or pay the value 'thereof. • Also a FARM HOUSE, an Orchard, a Barn, about -Five Acres of inclosed Meadow or I'astor:o.am', with Two Cot. takes, aod about Seventy Acres of Common Field Land and Commons for Seven Horses or Cows,rn High Mead, from the math May to the sth July, and for "I'wo Cows in I ley Furlong, and for Sheep and other Cattle in the Fields and all toimnoitable Places of the North End, for Two Yard Lands and on Half. These Premises are holden by Lease under Exeter College, Oxford, which wits expire at Michaelmas aSos, at the Yearly Rent of tl. 6s. 8d; and Eight Bushels of Wheat, and Ten Bushels and One Halt Peck and One Quar ter of Malt, payable Half—yearly, at Lady Day and Mienael mas. Possession may be had of hots t,. and 8, at . Lady Day next, when the Agreement with the present Tenant, Mr. Thomas Aldworth, will expire.' Lon). DORCHESTER, FREEHOLD. A DWELL ING- HOUSE, Three Barns, One Stabie, and a Garden Plot,. a Close, called the Little Close, and an Orchard, with about Forty-eight Acres of Common Field, Arable and Grass Land, called Two Yard Lands, and Commons for Six Cows and Sixty Sheep ; whih Premises, with 9thers, are in the Occupation of Mr. Vincent Clieral,-asta Yearly Tenants, • from Lady Day. Lot to. TITHE FREE. SANDFORD, FREEHOLD. EARA HOUSE, Garden, Barns, Stables, and other Out buildings, with about eighty-six Acres of inclosed Arable, • Meadow,• and Pasture Land, called Black Birtisl.Le.fse•Farm, in the - Occupation of Mr. Richard Castle, under an Agree- meat • tiir a Lease expire at Michaelmas 480 y, at the yearly Rent of got. subject to a Quit-rent of :6s..r ; d. • Lot 11. RADLEY, lIERKS, FREEHOLD. MEADOW, called SANDELL's MEADOW, about twc4 Acres, in the Occupation of Mr..Tfiemas Aldworth„ as a, yearly Tenant trout Lady Day,•at the yearly Rent of 381. _ Garsingt‘in is a very dry and healthy Situation, lying , on a commandiiig very belutiful Prospee.is of the surround ing Country, about Five Miles south-east of Oxford. Dorchester is at a convenient distance from - Oxford, Wal lin:o4rd. and Abingdon. Sandford is within Three Miles of Oxford. Rufley is adjoining the Thames, within Two Miles of Abingdon, and Five from ()mix* Fot further Particulars, apply either to the Audionccr, or to Messrs. 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