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• NUMBER 2664..1 • THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. I\i'. MONDAY NEXT, . - APRIL 66: . T 801, , will be performed a Thlgetly, , in Five Ads, called ,PIZARRO., ' rEit di/ ANS: Ataliba, 11.1r. - •P()% 1 ELL ; Roilb, Mr. Kr WILE OrJzembo, Mr. DO WTSN. . . Cori, Miss SIG GS.: •••, Fernando, Mias SMALLEY... ••• ' -- arAt:(4)ttte. - Pizarro, Mr. BARRYINIORE ; • Alonzo, Mr. C. KED.II3I.V; -• • Almagro, 'Mr. - I . • La;, C . : pas, Mr. WROUGUTON; ValVerdc, . twit 7 Mrs. - SIDDONS.• • 4ttettlte Play (Olitty,-third ti.me) anew Pantomime called "I-rAIIVEOUIN AMULET ; M . A.GiC OF MONA., Harlequin, .Mr. BYRNE,; The Bac.:l Coltithbine, MENACE.. Deaf and Datiti4, or, Tile Orphan Ptotefled, - continuiw to iarcceivettswith the highest, applause by brilliant:and over flowing Altdiences, will be repeated, .foc the sixteenth cnEx.ner Tuesday, vith`Clur the last time this season) . Diet BoAtet. ; , • . - A tte* , Retnts.ptieDrou, with Songs, eatlto&Adelthris the Cntlaw,..will be-yr:left:tied' immedinely aftkr t a.ster: "lie Music composed by Mr. Kelly.. -• I • -• A new Tragedy called Julian and Agnes is in rehearsal, SZd will beproduced'as somas possible. ; • YEW ItOYAL CIRCUS,' C.T.C - BORGEts FIELDS. rr HE PUBLIC is restvaltilly inarrited ' that the I, INIEW„P.O . N.AL.,CIRC.USP . Evinit.undergaritt.an.extensive . and total: Alreration in E r4E VATION .ef' the 'SCEN!:RY, LENGTH ON MG • the. STAGE, rendering the AUDIENCE PARA' ot:.the 1400 SC, more eummoditnls, And every way improving .the I 2.`4TERI(A. and EXTERIOR in ACt'OMNIODATION, Ei.EGANCEiated SPLENDID I) ECOR - ATION, • ' • Will OPEN on •ON EASTER MONDAY, ANIL 6, nor. The alternion Of. the E3tcriOr ipproerrent of the Pit) , ekt , ation of the Scenery Ike., designed by Mr.Eransentilb, Aw l executed tinder his dlred/ort ; tire Paintings . (Dna' DeCora tidos in the .Interior detigued by Mr:Greenworid, '.lad exe cuted by hint and As4 , ita 9s#:. • - „ „ .... : . . , _:ACy:it,iets. , of NEW ,zglipt - r.rTjtAN EXERCISES. • First time, a New . Grand itillet • Pantomime, with entire Ildtv. I'dui4 2 - _lltesses, - Scene and, DeC9ratiOD;. in Two Pittts. ? cdiribining_:>ack, Dspee and Aiii4n, ancl•foutded on histoiital fie..s. cAllcd • 1 ' ' . . . • RINALDO , IV.O.N7ALDINI ; - . or, ITHE ' BLACK:- TKIDUNAL. This celett . nated Outlawfloerished in• the foroler,pP't of the Lase Century, and tti•el , ..itaditd ills woriti4eul r'atehievzinents; and tiie est matian WiS itilddr, bleiided w;th MunanitYi placed laiiii in, wt" have but to moots the fallowita paisage ' front the 1171;t2C0 of.bi a Germ;n:ltibiortan: 41 ,All It aly' spf....iks of hint : thz.A2rienint , ;:founts and the Sicilian Valeg resound with the name of 12ir,adiiii 2 It liVetitrthd : SUngg df . I lot:ace mid Calabria, and in the f3ailtldS 9C t Wiliam. .....-fOr Ithe At:tit mir of the Al i i to the C.:xtronly -thEAPPe!ktne.AL-Inen talk b:dS of his'atehieverant; and wApt t e tiurrtrlona -..vill4r,Cos - of Caii.hria assemble in the everting before,their clotn-s,evcr/ one is matt to relate some; 4..enture of 114 .yalexeso Cap;tano Rinal4ini ; it. is :k plitasii re 4...0 •s• - ..itrico tltieaOrneis anZl:e - rhu'.. lati 0 They expreS.C"Tite Shepherds , - Of the , Sicilian Vales a l t e r nately entert4in each c:her With itories of hint ; and the s ii np lepog i apt,, tboughexhaustecrby - the . heat and labour of t h e may, SCeipS m:tiit'inAtEd.the moment he begins to tack of Itinildini, art.o.ol a .citei 10 hi'i 'accoaintineer. 0 Wires and. Maidens, yoting - Nlen - Od_Bbi•s, all liqcm with delight ‘ , ..lin thmr - Fatriettrlttlins sptalt of itiro . # . -N or -sees steep. oppress 'their etre!' If 114,,..ir. 14bdutl' be. but 'enlivened with a storyt'orßinallut. - He is the ileroiof the Soldier's Talc, in the g uard -room or lonely *Pat ;h-cower upon the ctast ; and nj seafaring incil When detaioctt unwillir,l4on ih otc -, or becalmed upon the ocean. "Wills anti Valleys, sPiniting.timtris and . c ott i lkes, alike rt/sot:n:1 With ballads of itinaldlni,.!' Tbeva anus Nouvelle and Splendid scenery, designed by and executeo by halt einCA st is - tante . '• The Mr. Green mi c i l i t ierp by Mr. BruniiOmb 4 . -', The Dresses urder the di.. rediori of 11 , 1 r. I - I'ods -1 :0 'Pt. I:lsigilecl by llim, ar. Davis, Mr. Popje, and I.lre . .:Nash; - Aud exettitdd 'by 'then and" As.. sistants, thq,Music Nvitt a new OvertureVcoritpesed by M r . itd e lk, ; A rld th... whOlejnvented, adapted lot' ri.trutitntatitin, and.b....tperintended by ?Jr.. 'Cross. •• . - - - • ..... 1 n ► the -. 2 a n i c piece . ths , rou,wing New VerfOithers- will tria ki their first a , ppearanee ; •. : , Mr: .Palttieri, from , the ;I'lttl-tre Royal, Varnarket (fitst appearance on this stage . .) . Mr. B6clbury is .;first appear 4rkze.on this stage.) • Mr. Wcbb,.ditto. Mr. ThwaltS,'ditto. Mr. Dickinson, ditto, °flaw - page. , Mr. Macartney,, ditto. Misttirlibatilittrat; ditto,-8n any" - stage; Mrs.' Alaeurtney (lter first aprearapee on this:..selge ilrese two ytiars:) . :And Mi ss Denny, - from the Is:inys7ltgatze, het' fffit appearance on This *tap. ' - . • i 0 t he. f ontiit'a -the. fipt.Eirr, two, .entire new- Incidtntal /lances; in•the lfi:ffiriff. , Aircli - ii• ill "hte - introdliced; a Pas' goo' ; itirgiss Denrty,*frotiftheOiscra.tiptise, beinoo ii; At'aPPear - ;rice on . this stage: - 4111. which, the Prdprietors begleave to •inforlit.the-,Plabli;Altinireiabd,i.fteelebnitettElyi-nr .1)Im.. lioPleP ror oli.. hcip t rfeetls reinstated in his health, will rentW his „Masi • astonishineand •thipai l tilleleir ::.Feits of lkim;pi'lig„ Le•iiil,t l K ! • Kivir4q,Asi._.torlakoh wiril.po added, far the 6zd t j aw , ....rab•noitv. 4 mprooiii SVhery,litiebitiery; - trassesi and . DecovAtioiwohe...TatrplAt i r 401#11iii4;'; Serio -Comic,: pedestrian and.Equestrian:lltmi t ne, oiled. ''' I E . '. '. •1V! IC FLUTE... —'- .. • Doors to 0 144 4r-I)4lfAitti Fiye, and to begiykat. bag past. Six. it Places thipßoxis to be taken of Mrs. Sitnmons, at the • Box Oftled,lfetirs ten tilt .four: , ' ' wit i ttss LINWtX3D'i EXHIATTION, with aci -IVdl .6-744v,r OPE.N, and will c ontilitte El? Day, suhdays th u ven AtittartCe Dno Shilling: BANK NOTE LOTTr. —". • v • Ikil4 OST by a -'Geiftieni . an br Monday Morning, ,'.' a -Bs* of E ilglAte Witt- fdt Thre..: .liuudtat. r 0 aiidb , ttlinro ./J 6 4; :clii, 04, 4S.4MAit - h,7401. . . . _ . ' AI, will.briDg it 14. Mr.: P6y's,-I4incTiester.hui;.l - WeArniaster; shall receive TEN i - CoUITTEAS- • R t . witia.•-;Vikjundatis Stop.leCdartile:*'asik, COMMERCE: .N I TANTS A SITUATION, in a Mertitant's V V to ut tliiigiuotisd - twbets:he 653414 be itt the, fitibiLY); an A aivc-N-O.UTLI, About yeA.r4pf age, .9 fa • i Iccal.po Connedious*. He . litittutstirr& Vibich 'nw - Liberal' ealidition; told, vtlectes. — a.sfitte ha td: 11 if.ftkiultect•- • • • : ejf itt iVicidrt es,ledtq 13.,at Nl.ea:;i3.-1-14ghop . Qi4l , o?* ';tltuierremolt;`Wili.ls'Ciiiiiisdiati'lfaartetf.l6e, to, . . . Dk $ . ,...0R,g15'i QPS -1* .Veirk nowt Ali r(tie sof t e`st roys .ender them v,.41) icnbie , to the '''preero prod of • the ybill "Tqylattittiii.,..flmsorve re 4 ,011-eti I;atilitliF.Z l ?l l sl • - ;OS seastlrt btit : . r.oftte'r.t... ' an t-, 0 /Pfilahtt4- 6 th ▪ - Z . :7t.bli)a€lll sanct el(l;illy*dei-eri 'fifer:yr iiickn . th . a6les or 'A/MU?, • vets' - Zit't...te . i7rAptsititt (*Focal the Yellnw 0; Scupet,:iPlteidetV. -01 the -Cheri of a coin ttilipf .• tine teiiiLecy, in. the - ilist.tnifort alf&cle‘ lifd; the.• ' entFr?crtce' 'offle r hatl a... 0 cm turf 1144.1:il4cii3iiibu_psoirllIwtr snlSerior.e,l;icaey.• • - .1 • Ibe tzs. is only .1 , be luta at the T/i)aor' " , DOUSei:Vitifet Dook ipf - C:ureg Itveniki rttt4.4 thr:lkr.t.irtationvicellteft. • • ....51'011.4t; i4apit*- .601(1•cilit)lesall 4110 . :r j yrail;! by Nit.ssrd. Gvoult tiVtd• it. 00, t;.0,, Oxfuttl-st(cl.l ; raail bow al! inckt4 • • ~„ - - . . ~n.. t 3 ' . 1 . Z.-;;• - i rrM \\?, ' r Pt. ' • otr" ,,i _ P.r . "l 3.4014 N • tg \ U t' 5,36 j \\.• - ' , • SATURDAY, .".o.,nr.r. 4, ROVAL AMMITHE AT / RE, ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER—BRIDGE, Under the Patrons * g of Their Roy-al Highnesses the Pa INCE • " or WA LES and - Dirks ofiroaK, Mr. As-I'I.EN., Jun; most respectfully begs ;cave toip- Orin the Public, that.from the very distinguished Patron : alts perlencehast Summer, (being the first year ,uf jtis sole Management since his Father's tetirement), he has, duringthe Winter, entirely Rebuilt the Interior-of the Amphitheatre ; trusting, that his Endeavours to render it one of - the `first Theatres of its kind in f will, in Some' measure, secure.to .him. a corlinuatiov oethose Ea yours, which have been already so liberally' bestewed. EASTER . IVIONDAY, 'APRIL" 6, /86t, Asa Every EVENING until further Notice ; Will be presented, never performeka new Entertainment of Music and Dancing. The Songs written by Mr. Upton, the Music composed by Mr. Sanderson, and got up under the diredion of Mi. Latcelles,'called THE COUNTRY' WAKE. • Principal Char:a:ls. William, Mr. Lascelles ; Patrick, Mr. Mercerot ; Gabv, 11t Laurent ; Ralph,..Mr. Smith, (late of Sadle,r's Wells); ji7 4 l.v P/Aar. (wit 11 a song), Mr. Wallack, (late of the Royal .; Cabin Boy, (wolLAlQne„,NListal SitmQ.7.-43x tho4toyal - Circuil ; „ Mr. Peczstro. 1)el; fin.love with Afrs. (Mother to Isabel), Mrs. Wewitzer. . • Also, ilevcr performed, a New G e ratiftCaledontan Sp‘Clacie - • . - Romanic, irt two parts, calfet • Ti-i 1 11.0 N TOWER - Or, The CELL of MYSTERY. -Writicia, and 'got up by Mr , •. Principal ChanCters, • -• Douglas i -- Mr: T,AUIt NT ; Egbert, ttis r ,P4,F, tars. .IVeldon, (la!C of the Roval Cirens) ; Nrral, Mr.'Stnith,*(ltiteof littp.-tie, Mr. I. attatu,.(lapa otohe Royal Circus),; the Lr. 'Fe: ; oSmonti; ittclusc, 'LasselL'i, seri: ;' Spirit•fit Dunb Do ar,AleN;:ro ;- • • • nald, Mr. 3V A LA. g i g. • K-eniistd; attenda n t s- • Gomm ; - his qure.s, ••1 • 4. 1." 1- ; .- • .•SaridY, Miss:GRAY - I ?G'abitel, 1014 AN NOT ; • Percy, Mr. PiST.LEY, Alicia, Mrs. WALLACIZ.I - 1-Teliii,..Mts.-MERCEROT;• Dorcas, Mrs. W EWI T 2,1 R ; ...• Julia, Mrs. iI.STLE'r, pate Niias Smith-4 • . Bards , ..Portsirs, Sotdiersi In the course of the S pettac le -- .tbe _./.llo‘litrrs -Songs! and - Chorunes, (written by. Mr. Upton) wialia,,.surrg,, " The Generous Robber," Mr. Fox ; Cottage of Peace," Miss Gray ; " The IV-choice -Repast s ", Mr., joa Ilannot ; " The Friendly Mr,. Wet! on ; " That .is my Way," Mr. Johan no Theo Festive HAL"- s,:iinta •and Chorus, " The Martial Peasants."---"I-avc and 'Cruelty," Mr. Wiliack. The Scenery designed by Mr.. Grieves, and executed. by.bitn, Messrs. Whitmore, Ctark, .'Timings, Nash, Runctman, .Spjtzer, and A sit's:ants. - • - The Dresses by Messrs—Gottlieb,. Chry, NVilliarns, Foster, and AftiSCAMS. Tie Machinery b) - Mr. Honor,. Rornbaldi, !.c.—Thz T ro phieN;Prolierties, by MP.-Bradiveli„: And the Music composed: b}' .ID Satulatiion, (late of the Royal Circus) Leaaer of the Rand. With ainvntire:new Overtarc•Oblig4to,-f4tho'llarp, Flute, - and Oboe, by hlessts,. Adams,. Wailer, and Ling, (late of the .Royal Circus.) • , • . 'EQUETRIAN EXERCISES, --- - - , ByMessrs. r•itton, Flan* Moulder, Link, fI. Bryson, J. Dunrow, lad Weat -Mr. Tay , (I)is first appearance in that character ). During tht Holidays, • the F L E M , l S FLUE RC U LES will r,o throusie his •__ To which will be added, a Grand Pantomime; pert,:rnicd but 20 Uights, at this Theatre, called 16*LEQUIN VICTOR, Pirate, Mr. GPMEril' ; Mr. - LASSELLES ; - Genii, bilis GRAY ; Pantaloon, Mr. SMlTti . ; .C9lumbiline, Mrs, MEKCE ROT Clotyn, Mr. LAUB:ENT. Dobri to be opened at Half-past VIVC.O'Clock, curtain rise at Half past Six precisely . . . .Seecaid Price at Half-pan Eight o'C lock. , -Box, 4s..—Pit, 2S.—Gal l ery, is. • 'Plates foi- the •Euxes tosbetaleen'M the — Amphitheatre, ,of Bgx-Keeper.', • . . To - the 'PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA-STOCK. I,l4ltit.ss .1.-xn.GENTLIENIVN, , . 1 TuE•EIACTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY , . .Itekv, ak)pinted for .WRIDNISDA.Y, - the lith - April ttext, i ' 40 - .favour,,sir your vote nl4 Inter %t 4 -d'c*e4 tar the IblWeing,cAticr9e.it. .IN/M. BENS bEY,,ii „' • • J. S. BORGES', • The lion. tVAI El, 4 -4 6: . 6 NE. I()HN. - -• 10 /IN TR E Sq. -• • • TEPHEN WILLIAMS, - -Esq. Which will very much Oblige,. • •,s Ladies and Getttlemcn, • Your most humble Servants ; Easi iurlia- . Hoide, March is', 110 I. • •• • • ' Thos.. T. Metcalfe,.: Charles Mills, David Scott, Thos. Parry, - Frs. faring, Edw. Party, Eosartquet, Abr. , Robarts, • Joseph Cation, j_ohn Roberts,: , Ihrell, Geo. Smith, Wmn. Dciaynes, Ceo. Totem, Simon Fraser, GOD. W. ThcllUsson, Charles Grant, Robert Thoruton,4 Paul Le Mesurier, 'rhornton, Steph:•Litshington, ' Swiney iyhrt,M4hship. Totlie‘,Pitot RI ETORS'of - LAST INDIA:STOOsI. . 4..ipt&s4voCiwer_ittiEN, • t A.V.ING the . Honour of being recommended 1. to ) . :111 the Dittelotl of' the , East India Company .asp the, Six Caildidates 4br the Ditraion :to be chosen this Year, we take theliberty of reqteging the favour of you.: VOte-nn the chy. of .11'ettion, WEDNESDAY, theBth of April next. 'We arc, • • I:atties and Gemtlemen, • Ytinr . rnost 'obedient Servants, . • , /WI LLIA.HENSI F. Y, j - 01-161 W ' SMITH IIt:RG ES, • WILLIAM E.I.PH I N.S_TONE QHN HUNTER, East India llouse, 10 FIN -TRAY E RS,, March z- iget. , STEPHEICWILLIAMS. THE- ,SVISCRIBtRS-io Th 6 1-18 TORY of the -• ..4ncient R-ARISH of WHALLEY, and HONOR of C RO F 7, 'in Alfe" Ciiiihrles'of Lancaster and York ; brtheiteV. THOMAS DUNFIANI WHITAKER, LL.B., F. S. A ke;:, of Rotate, in - the .sMid County, are re. see4fully 'informed, tffirllVitfiffay be st • s Licit with their C-ppies, on. application. to, J. ilittclord. , . Iclictir to the Queen, =4o. 271. •Londottf J;;a•re likewise in ' *nll4 that lir A p pe*ult tyi I 51141111gitt9t44.1is h 4,434. veyeA±crsa to the Suhscrrs • ~..an4 there be at thcir ofitional..pu iich a se, a Nl'a Fr, .antfrAprnie 4ddititAat En: .graVingis; price "Hall.a-Oninea: r,•-• -..._.,, • . • •141:11. .This • Worif is offerp2l.p) the Puhlic,, handsomely -printed OneYoliewie Qaarto, Enkr.aving-, e:Clits-ivet df reliftses'of AticieiefkiniliFs; ke• • puce 31. As. in boards, the additional Hap:n(34l Prirto incioricd: :ehose Gentlemen who wish to purchase this Work, ma); their' orderC'licine, attvaded b'y J. iia;charct,Ya., 173, PiccadillY....Loallnet, • • • Tills Day were publiAell, • Handsomety printed in Eight. Volumes, Frig Tw o Guineas in boards,. . THE WORKS of H A N.N A li. M.O RE. Including several Pieces never.before published. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Thivies, Strand. lc* The two fo4l OW ing. IrVork.s, cootalui.-diu these.eight . Volumes, are also sold separate. • • t. Siiictures 04 the Mokrii System 'Percale Education. With a View -Otihe rrinciples and Condudt prevalent among , Women of 'Rank and . - tart3.me, 2 vots. Ninth Edition, los. its baartN. • . 2. S:icred Di4mas chiefly intended - for voting. Persons . S ilbjectS taken from the Bible, T welfift Edition, price 45. in - be2rds: . • This Day was published; • 1n One V 0111111; Ociavo, price inboards 7s. (1 ER Ni OATS on the .P A R._4 B 1-7 By J. FAFtRER, M. A, Late of Queen's College, Oxford.: Pritited iur F: and C. Rivington, No. 6; St: Pattl's Church-vari ; sold also by J. Hatchard.. No. 17j, Pima.' dilly ; au by the Bookkilets at Oxford., Cambridge, New- , c:s*,•,Snud.:rland, Durharn, Wllm•haven; and Kendal. alit; Day Nvas publish:4, . In One VolLtne Duodccinw, plite3s. XTRt-kCTS ) NlOitAT.--anti SACRED ; or a Fc.v Hiuts iz:lcAlied . fram.the Writings of the Wise and Cif (sod, in Sispport.nt , R;ligianand Gaud Order. ,' • . By titt Rev. DVIa . YONGE, M. A. Vicar pf Cururvnii, Devon. Printed ftit..F.. and C. Rivingten, No. 63,., St. Paul's Citutch•-yard -; „Sold '41%1). -by • 14tc.hard, No. • BLAKE's HOTEL for FAMILIES and GENTLEMEN. 'l4 re . speaf - UNY: informs the . Nobility 15.;.anc1 Gcntri . , that he has removed from Bury -street to jetrayn-street, Sr. james's, to a more commodious and ex tensive -he has fittcd up in a convenient and 'JR:gait:nu - enter, at aN cry considerable exptnce, for the better auornmodAtion of leis Fiiends and Customers. ____ .... -. • - Ale-likettlio ttegs leave to _return his most grateful acknow ledgments to the'Priblif.: for ttc ilauerlng encouragement he has hytlterto met with, lr.ci to 'assure them, that his host en deevont‘ shall . evor be exerted to merit a continuanLe of their favours. • • - ' CRIMSHAW, WEBSTER, -HILLS - and SCARTH, of the PATENT ROPE R(',• near SUNDERLAND, • - ETURN Thanks to ,their Frier s for the Jibe.. r:11 Encouragement given to their Method of manufac tilting. Cordage, .and now. have , the:pleasure of informing them that they have nearly completed their large - Machine, for closing Cables, &c. which, with their other Machinery, will-enable them to. make Cable-laid Ropes from . 6 to 15 inch s; find Shteud-laid from 3 to ia.:inches,.in their Mill, withoutiasing•the• , Rope. Walk, or extending the' Twist in the Yarn - , Strand, •or Rope, more than to feet at a time. As their Machinery in eleaning.and dressing the fiZtinp divests it of itsSinyers.and-Dust, in spinning lays the Fibres in apa talk] and uniform diredion, and in forming the Rope -gives each Yarn and Strand an equal degree of twist and tension, the.. whole strength of the Hemp is produced .in the Rope.:. - 17h,e.follaiiqug are extraaed frontsevcril Certificates, Let. ters e f:c . , which 1 . enable the Public to judge Jf the su perionty tllis NiAnutatitire, and of the grea - adrantage to be derived therefropl, particularly at . a titne when Hemp is so extravagantly 1110.- • . . YARNS.. • , In the years .1794 and 1795. The strength of T • yani 3 , were tried at Sunderland,' het:ore 'several respedatile Ship ° wueN., let% when it was proved that the PAt era .Yarii.l;toNA?n,an .verac;e above ale-third Titore than Yarnssot the same size, spon in the usual way; - • Qn She a2.l S'epternber, 1793. I.n.Woolwich Yard, before Charle . s Esq, Sir William 'Role; and othet principal 0 kii9s.r4 1 12 Taited Y3ini, 'each it .fe et ainches long, spun by the Patent ~lachitte, bore on an average - • t4klb. 'farred, Yams, Qfsame length and weight, spun ari the King's borcon'suiaverage " • - tis lb. Difre - rencein each Thread . 26 lb. Which is neatly• 13 per tent. in favour of Patent Yar ns, thote-apun in the Kings Rope C-ORDAGE. • . In lifrtelnd . ,l,tly, !Soo.' , Public • Experiments'wert made in the risenee of .reat liumber of respeaab le Merchants, Ship,o WndrS, tg.. in order to' ascertain the-difference in strigth,:tsc-rWeen ,Litz. Patent. itigchine RoNs, and those nude in the n,5ua1.1474y ; 'when it. was• satisfactorily proved, that a Micialne f tnacle:gfve of 6 yjnches. circumference, was stroliger than- one of g tnclies etreninterenee, made in the . cotninon W notcsathstandilig the is eight of the 'latter was nearly double -that 0f ,the :lop act • - - . 1 . , • • • „ In May,,illeo. The Brif Trienti's its/ease, of about too toos, WAS fitted out with the Tateur Wage : • Shrbuds inches instead Of 4 3 4 ; Cables qiitindieVilintsteattof ; Stays, eze. in the Sarrte proportretn. ' •-•%ir-4•' e• • DercentbOril tttoo. The Captain.. certified %that he- had been fourr-Voyages from Blyth to London, and one from Sun derland to St. Petelsburgh and backl in these Vopges the Shrouds had not stretched more than 3-inches,'.notwiShstand.: . • ine.'t he Ship '.,bad eacciunter.a . very • hea,ty ga ile n crossing the NorthAel; during which Several of the Sffls A.,:re In . ot.toher',. atm.. The Brig Darlington, of about 2jo ton, was fitted oat % th this Cordap : Shrouds s inciirs'.instead of 6i •, Stayit incite, instead, of 86 ; and :Cables to bielies in stead-of Ts; • otheriCordage in proportion. ' ,In... February, ' Captain . certified tNif this Yes. set:had" been from Sunderland to Rostock, .and , tom thence tO 11Yerrp01 ; .that the Rigging, 4,:e,"bad stood firm during a rough and boisterous Voyage. , 'The S,hrotals; Stays; Cables, &c. _furnished for these were croniidc. 4 rably stronger 'than if they had-been, of tlidtllllll sites, Mitutildured r in the common way, not withstanding they wen:vile-third lesi . in Weight. - M 1 N S . i 4 rs. c R:114111 AW EllSr and . C 0... ,Gentionten,: , in 4osWcr t 4 yentr,Letter,, desiring to be infnrmed.of the wear of vow Patent Machine Ropes which have lately been usea in Sir ffeitry Vane Tempest's Colticiizs Rainton and pensher, 1 have the pleasure to intbriu you that Five Pair have drawn as many. Coals Out of: tine, Pits as Ten Pair- of, common-Ropes Utiles:lrue site usually do: . . Youmay pub iith this in any wa&yon thilik.propur. 1 am, Gentlemen,• your obedient .Serarit; LEWIS LEGG. East Rainton, 15th March, 'Sot. hieggrf• th4SIIA.W, WEBSTISK, 1111.1. i, and SC•iR r Gentlemen, . • - • r After mint sr,!tveral pairs of your Patent Ropes in drawing c o als art Wall's •End Col licry,rwe have the salted:id:ion of you, that their ditrability exemlet.i our expedia tionZaid"that they have tod 'an average drawn 'More than donblottlieqtiantity of-Coals that Ropes of thersatne sixc ma in6eStiritd ,n the common. way .have . done; Thii pus are welcome to tnake public, or usc in anyrbtheiway.Vou please: 0F1N,,111/1.) 101-114 )1.)E,1 jun. Wa'l't End : Colliery, March eo ti tSo t. . • The ropel,nied in these Collieries arc from 4:1- to s' niches in circutowre4ice, and from let tltTliktathoins in lenKtb each. .On art aver he AC6006 lei , from the di Itt•rent Collit~rk s, 'Pitlent Mat:Nine - Ropes ita e drawn more thdu double tlw- quantirvol coal:: that Topes made• in the usual way of the &um: s,ite hate gractallv done ; and in some in- St0111:11 Itave4itawo more time dire! :times the quantity'; 41oulak,. a Coal Owner whose annual con st-tm Pon of roiies requires 3o pair of s inelt cutwyko L ropes °flirt fathuniseaelywillott thy prt.,:e4ll prices, save up wards or . a yeas by uS.i.ni; nub 441r*Wcb$te.t _aro Co. t s P:::11 - 11 him. roads-.1±441.*. ' . . . ',:. ..' 1.. [PRICK SIX PEXCi. -. C- - .1' 1' . , '''. , . khN i kkAL P &ST O '''' '' '- '' . . - -Rear; ': • : • i . Tly ax Ag of h r : fi r st I 't -e .., 0,..t . ,.. ..,,. . ,:. :I rti,-)74.' lifocas,ty's,Reien, ii 4 t)he.'cl,' .f ' . 4. , .: .-i. -: - .:NiVtakt: a:A Rate! a r id Mtge s exe,„, iv Oriai Brithia ....,:. . ..bra ' l ite , - Rate. t .2.7 d D,ties ix li en iberri; 'iind on Letters c.c , ::-. .: ca',. #0,..-‘,...; from ,avi Part of dir • LiedtedZf..l,z-drin, from c - r to 44 ) . • .14 - ,e;ltil i ; , ' ' the sa:d I:iitziosn i _eind hy.P.srirt-lices '3 . 4 , 41 6).: fo <. Porta , i fic'octiead 44,7 ivrilfird.lja*i4 - f ilt.h*t rc,- . S.:..i•ii the 1: - ..1 an toe 24th instavt),acc ref:swa ßeisßeisif Postaqc i . - , • - Leiner: if the -Geveral-Aist ...Lpiz,r4r; G,,.:: Prtli7 • ~.. : . . ::: ..• ol One Penry fi ',r Letter r Letters I:: ~ .. I'L . -,,,- 7. ,'• . ' . : • ~,' Peace to any caer Place, ieing re rte..' : : -.': • : .' .:: ". r , . r' Lornicre act Westminster, tte. if- - - - - ,-: , / ,` '','., ~ : ::::' rerpeqit.t Suinerbs flkre.l; ,:n2 11:: / ,:c . ,- 1.,..4 - 1,.. - • ;: .. 1,.•::: ;,,' .. Penni:-Po';'.. t o be f., ~:...., .!:',.?' ,:. : , ~.,' .till-PaJ/, e:: from; dm/ ,tjter the sth of April, sbl,:c.,:re: , ., ...-diletelmine. •,. Arelfmra and afa;r 14t.a s olil Ili cf . .4pill, il..t foll:.- x../rg. Rate* arc to, take place t 1 ~, Fer a Single Leto .next lc trie_,General.Post nvithin :Great: 8ri....• t.i:it, not exceral , .•g, F;lteers creaverret Miles,- TiacrPeNce ; .ie . .I)ittble Letter, Sixperce ; a TreSie Letter, Nineper.oe ; :ha Ounce Twelvepance , and so la pacfart,..m.. Fe? a Sirgle Letter 10 . sal al to ?May: aad not exeredi,...!: Thfrfy Aires, Forpenee ; • arid loin jorcpc,rttar. . . .For trSiiegle Letter so qra clove Thirty aad not exceed:y. 7 Pify Milli,' Fiereper.ct ; ,arse 4. ix prvtrnicx. Fir a Sir4lePticer, ~..* uncisinwe 4... iffy &vistaed txteeteifirEit4t, .filiki t •XEnteace ;• and sc in .prorcrtros. For trwir/44.4 1 ,inter so sent 1 1 te ve ..Ei g h t v, 47 4 IT* : m orr e7 Ji llr ol l ,: Phencs-ediemd Twenty illlfes, Ser.p.tence : end is it irivpertion. Fm..a.Singlt Lattgr 0 se „t 40ove One !tundra turd 7 ere' ly ,errs iont exceeding One' If,gridred and Seven:) , Mile 4,. Elertence ...sand to ir. progot4ion.= Fora Single Letter JO resit- erl•r..le Ove thenef;xif and .Serrniv..a ? ;,) not exered,istg Tn.vc. arnared and Thiry ~11.fliet, .1 . 1:)..e i • MCC • . and so in Ircprrtion, - 7" Er I I Y - '1 • t 4,1 Pcr .2 S!Allit Leber so scot abc-7.4 _ %c.f . tort yr,. 12'1 .1 otr .t . e.._ net vierieling mret mucked miks, - 4 - ,N.t47:, c ; .J., 1 .5 . 9 - iv pr - , portkr. l ll • - ' • , For c Single l i ttler soi•seat eiZsve 27. - ree if (nivel awl t( el excr,-1.: '7 ', Four. fix;:dred Milner an additcral Rate. c - f 04'e P:"•':.'" 7 , =:f no ir prr,portivr. . For addi 4 ..S ,i 'h or tg a l i e ,144;reit.ceefi One m se e tt i t ,r is s bove ki :: a F; d ar s, fl ; :rClT:e;L: " : l 7:. :I , e r .. , , : f: -. ,,: ~ .-',, r And progryttitify, fir ans:*like ..Exress cc D:J:aner of Osi. fr:'..... • dyed allilit, a further liaritionp fi l Rate ,r a Si'lg.'e Lettir cf Pen-Ij' • , . One Pen ; and so in Jr;p:rtir.“. • , . . • . FOREIGN LETTER'. ' , Fer a Simple' Letter smut by the . Pod to and fi - cin ,an, Atli titt ite Unita-if kidtdom• of . Great Britain .rid hYland.„ from .oe -to esij Placer" :sit of' - the said Kingdcrny,na n4. , :tiqn !Ifs lilaietift!.. , . /,,,,,::. a,..4 4 . minions, in AilditiOn to all ottlet'ltates, .Fotept nett.' . 4 - 117 . .-' ~:e .., . . in proporthn. , . .. ~ - ' TWOPENNY-POST. ' . - -7 ‘• ' . , For a Letter or Packet sent 4 y the Post heretof)re called 4e Pete. etg. • Post, }row ivy fleet qvithin the Cities of Loudon ti'id 11,i;51,. mirerfer, the 'Boreiegh of Southwark, and Wm' resterliPe So - harks. tiNeres4 . ti any other Place witbin the twat Cities,, , ,ldOotegh and Sx.6tei-hi; Tivorence. , F:4- a Letter or Pachei pod into tie said last-menti•med:Post-O,Frr, to be forwarde..l Ly.the Gerreral,t l / 4 1,t, Twopence. ' , . For eiary Letter or Packet, „first paiiittg by the Gencral-Parl, nerd Tarn pa.rxing, i dy the Twopemy,Poit Over and above tat Gone Postage), ,Ts.tiopente. MERCHANTS' 'ACCOUNTS, &c, • Alf 21 , 1"eiebarts' Acroiattt, Bar of Eke:bat/0, .17rstieet r and dre to de'..taxed ar se ntaAT. Amt.? or hy the Owner, according to the ga:es N;able said /la for Letti.ri hj , ,t,pe Genmil-Pot{: . . Ikisil PACKET Posl7 i etc . 3.•;. • For a Single'Lllter rent,hy . Packr:-41.).0r5' jr.ln- : i. to tl. , e noir or. I folelicad or Mif/ord Haven, to 4r front cry P4rtr h :Irilanif,„ a Rate a frpopotce, in Addition to 311. other 13.4tes -; .ard rt. .. in prcrpertion., N,.11. There .ir no Alteration ix' thi IRat4 . paj.tble fir girtglC TAt.tcrr to- . twe4from Seamen Cr Ptiv, , ates in the. 'fr,i,-4, -)Pory, tililit!a, Forcible Rceirientr Aeti'llity, or ill'aritier : ter i' the Rarer payable for Letter, Parket:, ar Covell, net rXttcd;,r_ an Owner in lfiggi-4, containing Pat:erm of Cloth, .vili, Surf}, Fife. By CAltrand of HI: 4124:0 0 : Putt- Mater Genrrar is. FREELING, Secretary. . HERTFORI)SIIIRE. - • TO •BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - • „ALC OP Y HOLD 1? A R IVI; containing about Ninety-Seven Acres of rich Nicariow and Arable Land' mostly situate in the Parish of Slapton, about four miles from Trltig, and part by the Grand Junction. •Canal,..tbe whole contiguous to the Farm-house and. Premises, tom prizing a Farm-house, with four Itoorris on, the Grbund Floor, and four Chambers over, Stablinz tbr three Horses, a Cow.liouse, places for the Poultry, 'Wood, .6x. two good Earns, a Earm-yard, and an Orchard' adjoining ; together with a Cottage, a Barn, and Orchard, and about an ACT* of Land delachcd-from the 'rant, but very near it the lands lye in Natious pieces,' but arc particularly described 4 77 Acres, r ROW Arable, and zo Acres- ot- MeadoW, p . art of whio is. freehold And . Tithe-free, making tegetkr in the whote 97 Acres and Rote, he'tha saute more or lest:• Now occliPation of Turnev, Terairit - at Will, at the very lots rentof only Ss{: per Annisrn, The situation of•this Farm being .sn near 'the' Xavigable Cared ? , betwceit two Maike a tj'lV OtIS, must be of great adv.inia , ie in, sending the Corn Stock by Water Carriage, io have. Dung imd Ashes from 'Lqn.ion, at a very . small ..ejtpene4...ti This. Estate is in the Doge o:tJricl4ewater s Manor, 'subjea to the itsual lines and e.titorns Of the Llarwr. .Sl - ay be -vidWed,. by leaVc, Of the Penaut;• , nel further pant. etilars known hyupplicition to Mr. Kirriheritiy, Surveyor of Eatates and A . 46ticineet; No: London: : • - BU 5.. •" . To. BE SOLD BY, .SUCTION, By Mr. KIMBE...fkLEY,. On Friday the t7th of this instant April,. I, at Mr. Mar ch S, er'o s ithe,ign 6fthe,QUein'i. Head, - at Taplow, hi' the Count? of bucks; preLisely :it Three o' Qlock, A LL that Neat, Compad, and nesirable.Fßgli. tioLD FARM, with a: ,Farm-housc a good ilarn, atablet„.Covv.house, and other convertientlialding4, for the conduct of the Land, about the samq.more• less, Nether witt,the,Tiinber an tit; Lstate, situate oiu tho AVest Side of those celartated 'flue k iiT,.harnidilre Hills, Tapp- . low, elitden, and n liedsor,,ille` inosi.distinOishecb cruiarftll, healthy.S pot in the Kiitgcloin ; flit e ir, le sit the brA'retipee bihility, and in •its pros; ;;t natural elevated ,state, may, truly tapreised the Boson, of coinmanding the most romantic enchanting views over the Grand 'Thames, through a. rich _Vale. or tine, fertile, sliv:rsilled - country, which fort-INfoods, Wgets, : and is tjot to he ognalMt, withia •an easy distance, by a gentle slope, dovvh to the isankti , of the. River, 41 loWed to h: the tiest - pint . Tor Angling between London, and Oxford. Tit& abOve-tnElition. ed. ?reiniscs might be converted into a Shorting Aox for a Man of Pa3lOor., or a qUiVt , ,, rural Retreat fora Person declin ing.busitimiwhere lie may enjoy all the rational :mime meats of, a . evntry life at no exi..kence. May be viewed by applicati3n- to . 11r: Richard Turner, Tenant .011 the Spot ; and fuith;:r ticulari - known of :vit. Kintht:rley, Surveyor of tAat,..i . and Auctiotteer, No. luo, Piccadilly.. For GOUT, WIND, S;'ASMS, and PAINS intha MACH. and 'I)LI3.ILItY arit•ing front AGE ur OTH LK" • CAUSES. X rAI...SFI's 6II\TGER seconnilendeci .1 7 , for, Wcralattes,:CratP, and C(4 4l •ma in • tlie . StOrilli, :Instil 6 , truth hantral eauset,,or floinx,too Lica or ire, frair, und in Ali Cases where 'Ginger, or any warm Sledicinvi exe..7.s;try . . Tlacy , are also tirf,iiicoAbia in Gout y , ont.L.qoanair.fic .Cornlitalarsj: ' itradily.di:iiolve in any litlz,tieti...ind are virferabli to - comovn , C; ingt r, being tized titan and 'woody and tibruiLi tarts of the root • :The gßatity of r , ...t,poonfttl, or mmay, , nvor.7 cline, ar.tl ,6;nidttally swallowed, ca di vc.l in a c upt:lt of tt ,or takeh whole (Which calarty advi,vd) m a . glass ot wine. or witte4uA. wgto_. l'JL.prod . And sold only by C. Watilt (litven:cr); utiat to ilieltoYal'ili4ints the Puke . of York, No. 'too, strit,, London, in bottleS 1. 2,5. 9d. - C3CII. • • .Mr' Wll,ll cannut b ...ittwcratile for the good.ressi ot" tlicte Setds, n;o7nc- 4, on ca‘h battle.