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3586. 1 LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. • , AT PLAY-HOUSE ORATORIOS PRICES DURING LENT. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 16, 1804, will be performed, • GRAND SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC. From the Works of the most ravotirite Composers. PART I. • Overture—Esther. Air, Master KELLNER, " Come ye smiling hours."-- Nahal. Duet, Mrs. BILLINGTON and Mr. BRAFIAIVI, "loge_ - ther let us range the fields." —Pr. Boyce's Sol. Recit. Mr. WELSH,," My Cup ,is full."—rjoshua, Song, " Shall I Mamre's." Chorus, " For all th ese M ercies. " • - „Song, M is M s UN [AY,: " 0 magnify the L or d,"—A nt h . Recit. Mrs. BILLINGTON, " Ye sacred Priests. " -=Heph. Air, " Farewell y e lini • pid S prings." • Chorus, " From harrno4. '—Dr} den's Ode. Song, Mr. BRA HAN', " oft on a plat."—L'All egro. Song, M rs. BILLING"I'ON', ".What passion cannot." 'Dryden's Ode. — (Accompanied on the Vidloncello by Mr. 'C. ASHLEY). Chorus, " The Lord shall reign."—ls. in,Egypt- PA RT 11. ' verse, Mr. BRA HAM, " Come if you dare."--Purcel. • tymr•f Eve, Miss TY RER, "How chearful."—Doelor Arne.---Judith . Duct, Mr. 33RAHAM and Mr. T. WELS H, " Here shall softchariry."—Dr. Boyce. • Air, Miss MoN DAY, " Let me wander."—L'All. Chorni, " Or let'the merry bells." Air, Mr. E I,SH, " Conquest is not."--ludith. • Chorus, ", No more to Ammon's God."—lePtha- Duet, Miss ,MUNDAY and Mi ss TYRE R, " Our limpid 'springs."t—loshua. " • Recit. Mr. BRAHAM, " Deeper and deeper still." Air, 4 ‘ Waft her-Angels.?' . • introdudion and Double Chorus, " prom the Censer."- - 'SOT. .PART S ong, 3Trs. Overture —Ariadne. BI I. LI NGtON " The Soldier. 'tircl."—Dr. , Arne. • • • 'Chor us , ". 0 God ivho in thy heavenly."-1 osePh• Song., Miss TYRER, " Lord to thee."—Theodora. Chorus, " Hear jecob's God."L—Samson. Recif. Mr. BRAHAM,'" Their rights by foes." Song, ".To arms.„ your Co un t r y' s. " • Coronation Anthem. " God Save-the King." Principal Vocal`PerfOrtriers, Mrs.-BILLINGTON, Mast Miss TYRER, er and MissKELLNER M,ONDAY. Mr THOMAS WELSH, • - 'And Mr. BRAHAM, 4r. WEI CHSF.I.L, Leader of the Band. Organ, Mr. ASHLEY. b :he re ma i nder of the Ban d and_the Chorusses, which are rmers n umerous and complete, by the m ost approve d .Per fo. Ltshe whole under the Dirediencof Mr. 'ASHLEY, Sen. iloors to be opened at Six , and the Performance to oe' gin at Seven C lock . Such of the Nobility and Gent•%as aredesiroils of Private taxes, are requested to apply Half •Price•at-the End , r.. B randon; Hartstreet. Of the Second Ad. N.ORT.H RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. r f A 1' a - WlE'ri N( (it the COMMITTF'''' a 1 - 3,, G ENER A L StiRStRIBERS fo'r the purpose of en. t couraging 'VOLUNTEERS withi n 'the said Hidin g. l_o4, pursu t Northallerton On Thursday the Bth - March, 2 to an Advertisement from the Lord Lieutenant. held ai a i SAM'. CROMPTON, EsPqr.esWen_kt'itCOP. CONSEIT, Esq. It a • E 4) and ' WARD DOYLY, 04 Ppeanug that the. following Sums have /' the der_ tie,,tr,n,,,, c--- . I, A -• • viz, Esq 'been subscrib- Its Grace the. Archbishop of York Edward. Doyly, Esq. _ .. Viarcop Consett, Es s. S amuel CromptOnl "q* Dr. Kiivingt on - T he Rev. T. Lumley, ion. Leonard Thompson, Lig . . M rs . ..Ar ithCfs . soo 100 1c los Zoo 4. ro3s And it appearing ' also, that Matthew Dodsworth, Esq.. arid the Rev. Dr. Dodsvvorth, have each subscribed the Sum of one Hundred Pounds, part locally, and the remainder Iteneraily t Resolved, I st, That the wholc.of the Subscription be immediately Paid into the North Riding Bank, Northallerton, tor the pur.. Pose of being applied in aid of the Volunteer Corps of the said Riding. ed, Th at Mr. H. first do make immediate applicati on to the several Commanding Officers of such Corps, requesti ng the m to furnish him (for th e i ntormaiion df this Committee) \vial the numbe r of efiedive Men* under -their respedive commands, itild the,amouttt of the Sums subscribed for the use of each Corps' respedively, in case any assistance is re, quir,cl from this Fund. 3d, That a certain part of the said Fend (not exceeding . Ten Pounds fur every one Hundred Private Men) be im fatediatcly paid t o the Coinrnadipg Offi. teen Colps raised within the cers of such V_olun:- 4 "c"ng as shall apply for the T een 4thi , That these Resolutions be advertis e d twice in THE - M SUN, Star, and Y or k P apers. th, That this' Meet ing 'b e adjourned to Friday 23d arch inst. at Twelve o'Clock, to b e held the the House of Mr. Godfrey MI'S% inNorthallerton, at Northallert on , before w hich time the A nswers of the s6veral CoMmanding Officers are r4quested I c tb eforwarded to IVIr. H. Hirst, W orthallertdm: By Order,. HENRY. HIRST, Clerk to "the Committee FAMTO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. iIqILIES in general are respealully.ii,forme.d, . BURGESS and Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ,„,' NCE of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE, conti ..,„es t . obt • n be prepared by them in the same manner that has -pled such universal approbation for many years pa.t. confirm ed " justly acquired superiority'of that Article isfully in the opinion of the Country at large, and of per . • s o ._ residentt24o in all parts of the ‘Vorkl, acid having stood the 7 4 .. r . „. t trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. _. v,1,11e general utility ot THEM E.SSENC E• of ANCHO 't S and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, Am. induces the • to al, from the numerous Advertisements daily ca - _caution F am ilies, &c. in Purchasing the same, as none is appearm, ID be had of their Genuine but at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in tht. Oil Trade for family use, of the uest quality. WarehOuse, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. ...7................___ KITCHEN RANGES AND SMOKE-JACK.S, KlBy,His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent,. TCHEN RANGES on an ent i re revPrin .cple, with Oven, Boiler, and-Rot-Plate, which, for and Utility in Baking, Boiling, Stewing, and e4l ' l ing; far exceeds a Ah et introdticed, as will -appea s con eslightest inspecti on : Also PATENT SMOKE-lACKS,.. ruble Ntronized and recommended by upwards of foul' hundred Families,w hich wilt alt in't he sihal lest. Flue, from, wo to Six Years, with once oiling, whicli, may be 4ione by 4 . 1 )' pergon without going rip the Chimney; and will Roast In N umber Of 'lbints w i th o r ' w i t ho ut ' Sp i ts, and are kept ..I.tepair in any part of London at . 6d: per year. Ile above are well worth Ay awn 25 ti L m of Persons altering onlr furntolag noitses, as, tie/withstanding the Improve- Vs, they are sold considerably chCapef than nos - chi - Use: obe had only of 101 - 1 N PKOSSLR, the I nv,ehtor and ,4;enlaflurer, No. 5, Back-bill; Hatton-garden. May be n Useircim Eleven till - thrre. Register StOr,es, - 4n t l ut d • ) Sonths! Work in general. t t THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1804. NEW EDITION of Mr. BINGLEY's ANIMAL 810. GRAYHY. T HE Public are re , .,:peetfully informed, that Mr. BINGLEY's ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY, which has been sometimerout of print, haS beeQ, re-printed, with va rious Correaions and Improvements, and may now be hadiof all Booksellers, in Tbree Volumes, price 305. in boards. No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, • Feb. 18, 1804. THE NEW COMEDY. This Day was published Price Half-a-Crown, TSOI,DIEk's DAUGHTER, the New THE Comedy now performing with_unexampled applause at the Theatre-Royal; Drury-lane. -Written by Mr.-CHERRY. _ _ Printed for Richard Phillips, Na.. 71, St. Paul's Church yard'; and to be had of all Booksellers. This Day was published, price 3s. bd. served in Marble Paper, ACONSPECTUS of the LONDON anti EDIN BURGH.PHARMACOPCEIAS ; wherein the Vir tties, Uses, and Doses; of the several Articles and Prepara tions contained in thine Works are cOncisely stated; their Pronunciation as to quantity is,correaiy marked, and a va riety of .other Particulars respeding them given, calculated more especially for the use of junior Praditioners. By R.OI3ERT'GRAVES, M. D. F. L.S. Member of the Royal College of Physicians, London; of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, of the Medical So ciety of London, See, &c. • The third Edition, corrected and,adaptcd to the last im proved Editions of the Colleges. Sold tly j. Murray, No. 32, and S. Highley, No. 24, Fleet -street, LOnclon. This Day was published. Price Is. AN AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT of the late unfortunate DEATH of Loßri CAMELFORD ; with an Eictraci froM his Lorchhip's Will, and some Remarks on his Lordship's Character. Sy the Rev. W. CPC.KWURN, A.M.. Fellow of St. john's College, Cambriige. London.: Printed for Jahn Hatchard (Bookseller to Her Majesty), No. Jr; opposite Albany House, sPiceadilly4 OFFICE OP ORDN,INCE; - - , March I, 1204. rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA:- .A. ,TEST Y's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That they will sell by Public Außion, at the Tower, on Monday the 26th Day of March inst. at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, sundry Lots of old and unserviceable ORDNANCE STORES, consist ing of Quantities of Harness, Cordage, HeMp, Rubbish, Sheaves. and Pins Lanthorns, Sheep-skins, Hair Cloths, Tin Kitties, Forge Pins, Standing Vices, old Iron, Cartridges, Hand screws, Scales and btrcights, Fire Wood, Files of sorts, Bedding, Tents, Clothing and various other Articles ; the whole of which may be viewed at the' Tower till the Day of Sale. .Printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to such Persons as apply for them, at /he Office of Ordnance in-the Tower. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, .Secretary. Tice` 23d of APRIL, 1804, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW ING. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. a of ka.o,oco are ,c 40,000 2 - 141,000 - 20,003 3 , 5,000 - is,ooo 4 , 2,000 8,000 1.2 - • 1,000 - 6,530 4,u 00 s, r eaa 5,000 147,000 joo •+ . - - so 100 70'5° 30,c00 Tickets ,Cabz,sno Part of the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First - Day - ,r, .r ,p o First-drawn Ticket Se'ventli Day k.2.0ic00 First-drawn Ninth„ - .Day - - 5,000 TICKETS and SHARES ,are SELLING at EVERY, LICENSED . LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - • -:• - C.. 17 to ' o Half - - 9 o o Eighth —• . z 6•o Quarter - - .4 i t o Sixteenth - 3 0 * * *Tickets and Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing. No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING- CROSS. TBISH, respeftfully soliciti the Public to peruse • the Scheme of the present Lottery', which will be found to contain near as many Capital Prizes as Lotteries usually have done of double the Number of. Tickets. Prizes. of 2 Prizes of £.20,000 1Z 2 -- 10,000 13 3 5,000 Zo 4 &c. &c. &c. ,C. I,Goo There will be only Ten Days' Drawing ; the Lottery will begin on the 23d of April, and finish on tne 23(1'0f May, _The Pay'S of Drawing will be as under: Day.' Day. Monday, April - a n d 6 Saturday, • May -12 2 aaturuay, April - z 8 I 7 Thursday, May - - 17 3 Wednesday, May 2 l Sartirday, May - - 19 4 Saturday, May - 5 1 9 TueS - Jay, May 5 Wednesday,, May - 9.1 Jo Wednesday, May - 23 The Lottery consisting of only 30,00 z, Tickets makes it highly probable that towards the - Drawing they will be scarce, and consequently higher in Price, but the rublic . may depend on haying Tickets and .Shares whilst- any. remain, at both of the above Pld Established Offices, where a consider able number of Capital Prizes for several years have been sold, shared,, and' paid on demand, by ** * All Business in the Public Funds transaded with fideiity and dispatch. THTRU-17:7"-i-.:7.".—..;.-kr- for 603, begins Drawing 23d April, 1804. THE TICKETS and SHARES for the Ire Lottery are now on sale at Mess. HAZARD, NE and Co.'s State Lottery Office, - No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, -and no where else on their account. The Scheme consists pf . two Prizes of 20,0001-'two of to,oool. 'three of spool. four of 20001. twelve of 10001. thir teen of 5.01. twenty of zool. fifty of tool. dm. &c. ; the Number of Tickets 30,000, and the lowest Prize '2Ol. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agree able to Ad of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and ,round it, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery Office. Letters, post-paid, duly answered. N. 11. In the late Lottery, Nil: 7622, 20,a001. was sold in a whole Ticket, at the above Office, and No. Sag, 1.0,0001. and No. 5319, 10,0001. both in Shares— (Rl"- Country Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bilis on London, Post-office Oiders, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctually attended to; and Correspondents may ,depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if pre sent. LEICESTERSHIRE — . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. FARMER, At the Three Crowns Inn, Leieester, on Tuesday the 20th of March inst, at Ten o'ClOck in die Forenoon, in Lots, UPWARDS of FOUR HUNDRED and THIRTY ACRES of rich LAND, chiefly Pasture and Meadow, in the Lordship of LOD DI NGTON, in the . County of Leicester. Loddington is near the Turnpike Road from Leicester to Stamford and Wanslord, and within easy distances of the Market Towns of Leicester, Harborough, Uppingham, Oakham and Melton. Opportunities of pur chasing:so desirable Estates seldom To view the Estate, apply . to Charles flurbidge, at Lod dington ; and for further information apply at the Office of Messrs. Pares, Miles and Alston, in Leicester, where, as also at Mr. Palmer's Office, in Uppingham,. Messrs. Baxier's and Martin's, FurnivaPs-inn, London, and the Printers of the . Northampton, Stamford, Nottingham and Derby News papers, printed particulars, with plans, may be had fourteen days before the Sale, ACKWORTH HALL and PARK, in YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, HE .Modern-built-MANSION HOUSE, called ACKWORTH HALL, situate, within two Miles of the Market Town of Pontetral, the most desirable part of the West Riding of Yorkshire ; and containing on the G round or First Floor a Breakfast-room, and Dining-room, each 19 feet square ; Vestibule 26 feet by 8. ; a small ditto ; Passage room, Kitchen, Scullery, Housekeeper's-room, Butler's- , pantry, Servants'-hall; Laundry, Dairy, &c. On the Second. Floor, Drawing-room, 31 feet by JO, and 8 good Lodging rooms. On the third Floor, two gentee l and six. Servants'. Lodging-rooms. And in the Yard, Wash-house, Bake-house, Coach-houses, - Stabling for eighteen Horses ' a Barn, CoW houses, Dove_cote, apd other convenient Out-buildings ; which; air. I p ich; as well as the said Mansion-house, are all in' good The Purchaser may be accomirodated with any quantity of rich fertile Freehold Land, immediately adjoining. the Hall, and in a Ring Fence, not exceeding fp" Acres, only twenty five Whereof are under the plough, and the whole of which is exonerated from Tythe, paying only a Modus of rwo Shil- Bugs per. Acre. This Mansion Flouse has always been the Residence of Noble Families, is at present occupied by the Dowager Countess of Mexborough, and, together with the Land, -may be entered to at May Day next. There are also three Pews in the Parish Church of Ack . worth.. Apply to Messrs. Tew and Mitton, Pontefraa, Yorkshire, who- will spew a Plan, and treat for the Sale of the .Estate. Letters. not post-paid will.not be attended to. , March .14, .1304.. f PRICE SIXPENCE• IMPERIAL PARLI.IMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNESDAT, MARCH 14.. CotricsEL were heard in continuation relative to the Scotch Appeal,. the Du':e of Queensbe.rry v. MtMusic, namely, Mr. ATTORNEY GENERAL, ai leading Counsel for the Respondent, at considrable length, after which their Lordships - adjourned. the farther hearing of the case till this day se',,night. • The Bills before the House k'ere forwdrded in their'.several stages : among theie the -West India Pa . & Improvement Bill was read a third time and passed, and Boydell's Pi lure Lottery Bill was read a second.time, and committed 'for to an open Comthittee of their Lordships. On the occasion of the second reading of the Irish Priests Orders Bill, the LORD CHANCELLOR thought proper to remark a verhal error which ob.. e,tined in the title thereof. In the fifth Article of the Aa for the Union of Great Britain and Ireland, provision was wisely made for the liccurity of a very important •objea, namely, the complete Union of the Churches of England and Ireland.' 'The words of the Aft were, " That the Churches of England and Ireland, as now by Law established, be united into one. Protestant ,Episcopal Church, to be called, The United Church of England and lre.. land_; and that the Doetrine, Worship, Discipline, and Government of the said United Cluirch shall be, and ,shall remain in full force for ever, as the same are now by Law established for the Church of England." Now,in the title of the Bill before the House, it was called " the United Churches of England and' Ireland," whereas in stria pro.; pricey,: and agreeably to the terms of the Aft of Union, as he hal just quoted them, it should be the United Church. He thought it proper on that: stage of the Bill, to call their Lordships' attention to this error, which at the proper opportunity could be regularly amended. The Bill was then ordered to be referred.to-a Com. mittee of the whole House to.morrow. - Mr. ALCOCK, from the Treasury,- presented an Account of the Monies issued by- the Treasury, for the service of the year 1803, with a statement, 'of the disposition thereof. N7hen the Accounts Were laid on the Table, The Earl of SUFFOLK observed, that he should have to call their Lord ships' attention to certain, parts of them—perhaps to some parts connect. ed with . the Military branch ; •but cettAinly to the expenditure of the Barrack Departincur, which he conceived to •be enormous. There were al :. ready, he , believed, expended on these build ings more than two, tnillions of money, and be. fore the ereftions:now carrying on Were completed, an additional million must be expenikd. He should think it 7his duty to call the .attention of the House to this part of the Accounts• before them, and in or he moved that the Accounts in ques..; - .77 • ., 4::;619ally ; - No objedion being made to this ptoposal;"Yrotrih ordered accordingly. . The Noble Earl then said, that on a future op. portunity-he should trouble their Lordship; with some 03 avvations upon the -subjeCt. , Some private business uas then disposed of, and their Lordships adjourned-till THREE O'CLOCK tO-(110110w. -. ." '''fs A N.. -1 * .c.....q,, ,- ,74 1. 11., I, ,,, grii i 4 , ,r . PC` e "ll - ' 4.%1 :.' '''' '‘l, -: ' . .1'',, , ' , „-.sittil i ...,.... i ,. 4 . - 4; ' ,I F"AV i'fr i r il. . ' ' '' '' ' t''' .` i'. +. "' ,' ' ' . 4.-4, , ; ,- -‘4OO r ;;.'- , 5 , .., .: , t-t"; c \.......if ~...,.. - .k\ ' .' .. 4 7.....„ ~,....; ,te4, -.' -..4 - ~_, 0 , ' r:E.,„: .. , C.ti..tk \":!,',/,,., 'i 1 ! -'• :. ir % . , •i1v.,... 4'l', , t, i V,,,, vv. * 1 , * . , i....."'" 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The Public are requested to attend to this Caution, in of an Imposition which , has been praCiised by cer tain Venders of Medicine, who, under Cover of a Connexion in Trade with Air. Newbery's House, have not only sold in London, but, by travelling round the Cbuntry, have disse mileated,through the Retail Dealers in all parts of the King dom, large quantities of a spurious preparatfon of this Opo deldoe ; in the Bills of Direelions of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing-cross, and Mr. Newbery, of St. Paul's 'Church-yard, are made_use of, in order the tnore completely to'de'ceive unwary PurChasers. The- genuine Opodeldoc is prepared and sold by F. New.. bery,and•Sons„No, 45, St. Paul's, on the ,Coach-way, a, few Doors from Cheapsttle, London, in Bottles, price zs.6d. each, duty included;- and by, those Vendeis, only in, the Count who offer the real Medicine under its appropriate Stamp. • ,kll,,tyj., , A .4,..-..:„.. r ,„ .. ,, c ,-, ip,,„r4". ~..,...3. s:t::P<",4t • =.•1"...1. ''.WlVigi. 11..q•';-: A, ,5 ' o;4Zi,:s, %4;1 41FM /r ''' ;o',,"\''' '' o HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEbNESDAY, •MARCH 14. ; Mr. CARTWRIGHT moved for leave to bring in a Bill for the regulation of chimney sweepers. Leave- given. Lord MARSHAL' reported from the Middlesex Eledion Committee, that Mr. ATK INS WRIGHT had not been able to attend the said Committee. Mr. ATKINS WRIGHT was, after examining Sir JAMES EARLE, excused from attendinga • On the motion of Mr. HuasT, John Wilson was. brought to the Bar of the House, where the SPEAK. ER addressed him, and after expatiating on. the . enormity of his offence, in being the pOme.moyer of the scandalous scenes titled at Aylesbury, which tended to violate the right of eledion,_ and the privileges of that House, and in prevaricall.ig in his evidence before the Aylesbury Diedion Committee,. informed him that the House now deeming ittelf.; satisfied,' had ordered him to be discharged on pay.: ing . his fees. Mr. HURST then moved, that the reprimand de livered by the SI'EAKER, should be entered on the Journals. Ordered nem. con. Mr. CURRY brought up the Aepotts of the ithlt Duties Bill, the Irish Countervailing Duties Bill, and the Irish Malt Duty Bill, which were severally agreed• to, and the Bills ordered to be read a third time e to- morrow. .. The Neutral Ships Bill was read a second time, and committed for to-morrow. r • Mr. VANSITTART brought up the Vote of Cre dit Bill, which was read a' first time, and ordered mbe read a second time to-morrow. , Mr. Secretary YORKE, after observing. that some inconvenience had arisen respeding an At passed last Session relative to the Irish Militia, it having been passed at a late period of the Session, and ndr reaching ; Ireland .till Odober, when several men had been already enrolled under the supposition that the provisions would be the same as those of 1797, he therefore thought it necesary to move for leave , to bring in a Bill. to amend the.said Mt. THE ADMIRALTY. Mr. CALCR AFT said, that there having been a , report, that the motion of which notice.had . bpett given by a Right Hon. Gentleman .(Mr. PITT) lathe to the naval defence of the country would be