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T he Overture and Music entirely new, composed by Mr. REEVE. WIT THE CAR It AVAN ; Or, The DRIVER AND HIS DOG. 7u The flew Comedy of The Soldier' s Daughter, perform,. e,ri & lithe 4th ti me yesterday Evening,' havingbeen again re. day7.throughout with the most t ad,-1 applanse, will tielatte,.(ulretylery Monday, Tues-day, Thursday, and Satur t er notice t,9n Thursday . 11 Pper and Saturday, Cinderella, or The Little Glass ONTHEA.-f•RF.-tcoNtivt„. CoVENT..GARDENT MONDAY NE..X.F.,•.Fel,ruary 13, 7804-4 will be performd :. HAM LET. ' Hamlet, Mr. KEIIII3LE. • . . . : wl-tat • OSCAR AND MALVINA. On Tuesd-iy, King Kn. with The Escapes. • On Thursday. The Grecian Daughter ' ..On Saturday, the Comic Opera of The-Engli,h Fl6et 7 i A ,?.eW.Coniedy, in rive Acts. is in rehearsal, produced on 'Phorsday the is;d. instant. and will. be Pant are in preparation, onentrimMic7iteal.Entertainnient in Two Ads, and a Grand Romantic Nlelo.Dr:-..ma, - and will both be produced as scion as possible. • Company, ** For a few Evenings, Mr. .SAli NDE R S'S C • previous to their intended journey to through their siirprising Performances. RON-AI:TV THEATRL, COStland, will go . • WELLS- sTREET, GooDmANt's.FitLlls. riN ~•1:-)Nr.)AY - NEX r, 1 3th,‘ Tuescla. y 14'hi' Thursday 1 6th, and Saturday, February. lath (No Per-. farinanee in future on Wednetdays and Fridays), will be pre.: sented (7th time) a Pantomimic Olio. called THE MACAC V'ELL; • ._,. Or, HARLEQUIN POINTER. Principal C harael;:rs by Mr. TAYLOR, Mr. RANKS, Mr. FtsHER, Mr. MARQ‘3I.. Mr. FOX, l'4r. DE-- CAF,'PIi..O, Mr. DICKINS(..&, Mr DuLuis, Airs. PINCOTT, and Clown, - Mr LAUREN . . In th e'eours'..: of w Inch,. Mr. DAVIS wills ing " The Loyal Israelite, or Slice String s " Also New Duet, by Mr. and Mrs: DA VIS, call e d " K i ss and Titoil art. ' : Miss SAuN L)E RS will pet-fln hLr_stirprising Equilibriums • on the SLAK' \VIRE. - Seventh thne,•an entire New Ballet of Adion, called -CUP.Fis SPURT ; Or. CUNNING AGAINST CUNNING. Master sAUNDE RS will perfoini his unrivalled Manceuvres on the TiCiiiT ROPE. • The i.vhole t conclude With (7th time) a New c: rand serio Spc'tacle, in Two Parts, with New Scenery, Dresses . , Scc. produced •by hions. Mt tt cr. ;tor, called • THE FA IAL PILE ; Or, VIRTUE REVENE ' In the course of the Spectacle, various_ Broad and -Srrrall Sword Combats, and patticulaily tbe exad Ceremony - which tdkes place on Vic Installation of a Knight. r,;(- Oil Monday the - ,i ,Several New Antu Incurs for the Benefit of IT' . A S'T4tE'Y - " ' ......,..—________ • ________ MARINE SOCITY's OFFICE, February 9, 1804- THE ANNIVERSARY FEAST ot the MA RINE „SOCIETY, will be held at the LONDON TA VEit N, ,:lklY,:g.:t,-...-strotto- on Thurs‘Ly ti, ;,1 inst. Odespropef -to tile eccasl6n will be sun:, by the Young eiltiettien ot' Wesirrthister Choir, attendek. 6y the Buys frtim the Society's Ship. STEW,?ai is. P. - Th sh e am R , Mglit .lion.Niset. &Lir- -folio English nolben, E sq. . . Wm. Adair Jackson, Esq. The tic - n. C.,1 pt. r.egge,R.N. - 1 - hoinas Baring, Esq. Th e II oil. G eo. Wtitsun; 1.. P. T.Nc) - insciii While, _lna. Esq. The-. 1.1.1.1. Charles lit,nert jr)hu.Ptiet, Esq Pierre;iont,M. P. —...--........__ James Hplford, Esq. .......-- • IV Mrs. ELIZA lIP. - 1 . ii ADCOCK, wlio formerly 1. lived irt .try-lane,. is new, living, she may hear of some tnz. to her advantage, bv applying to Mr. Huwell, No• 10, ..ing,str.:et,. Covent -garden. ZO tf-CHE 8AR0N.,,---- 'ThelitT R at LAW, or citlitr Ll N EA I, DESCENDANTS tit:any such theft- th,), of the liwly ot kl ' ItY 013(2 il ' zSoLt.I7 c)i.liti)!-}(;1-11. E - 0 t ED W,A'll. I) la ' st L 0 k D VFW sa,tl. MARY ZOLICHE was in tht Year 1. i 6 03-mairied at Lianbury, in the County of Worcester, to,Thpmas LeiOnon, Esq. Son and Heir Apparent of - Sir Thon:Legliton, Knt. Governor of Guernsey and Jersey. The said,Thomas Leighton. had it::stie Edward, and three yoct:ger Sons, Thomas, William and Charles, of which satti.l,Bung,er Suns there is nothing known with certainty be ychrt.the Register of their s irtlis, but it is belkved that 'Wit !iam was.atterwards knighted,- as the Regilter of Hanbury urnislies an Entry of the hurfal of a Son, Charles, .in z , and the iiirt; t of a Daughter, Elizabeth, in 1655, Children of a Sir William Leighton Knt, Edward Leighton, thei eldest Son of the -said Thomas Leigliten, was married to Nlary Stanley, in 16.4, by whom he hadissue two Sons and three I):inghters, Thomas and Ed uard, Mary, Barbara, :ttici Elizabeth, besides a Son Henry who died an Iritant, ot witich five Children nothing has yet Ed- W ho fourd except the Re;;lster Of their Births. The :ieir zt Law, or other _Lineal Descendants of the Body of tholaid Mary Zouche.(it any such there be), are therefore bereby requested to give intothiation of such their Descent to Messrs. Cotes and Woodcock, of Lincoln's-inn, London, in order that proper notice niav 'be given to tlirtn, to support. their- Ipterest, if they shall be so :tdvised, to the Barony of tliss,Ztoitche, in relation to which Title and Dignity Sir Cecil . hopp, Bart. has put in his Claim, as one of the Heirs of I,lllt 'Jody of the last Lord Zouche, of Harytigworth, being me 'e I d from Elizabeth Zouche, eldest Sister of the said - en ( e Nary zoucjiz, and which Claim is now before the Coin- Plittee of Privil, yes of the House of S O 4- JO Urrted to Tuesda-y next, the 14th.day of February, i , _ ... Lords, and stands ad- COTpEeStiatitle‘rV.so)sle!Cti., THE. ri gina 0 . I PAE7,7I7OIIEAI:3S, SOFA i„, BEDS, and CH R BEDS, with very considerable ''P r overnent s , by MO RG A N and SANDERS, In ventors ~t their much admired IMPERIAL DINING TABLES, ,In't Port able Chairs, and Nl anu f at t urets in general of Mo e'.n upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock i ,' every Article in th e a b ove branches, is always re.idy for ssPedion, for th e f urnishing Houses complete, in the first and e h o li cest `Yle of Fash Materi a l on, and s. w arranted of the best Workmanship, d klegant Fout-post Beds and Bedding complete,. with new • t i 4, ;lied Window Curtains, Patent Mosquito IVet - Beds, par ;4ucti,!arly Portable for all Foreign Clinuttes, by Morgan and tilt•rs,. urihng Upholsterers and Cabinet MantifaCtu ' s e e r ry , 11 ,,,* . i 6 and ,7, Catherine -street, Strand. Pease to ob ,o e ~,o . lb and 17 has no connexion whatever with any :ket Warehot4se in London.- tri m l.rl Y a nd Navy Equipage of eVery description, on improved clples, very portb/e.. • J'k' SATURDAY, FEBRUARY., • • • • • VOCAL CONCERT, 1S c 4. NEW ROOMS, lIANOVER-SQ.IIARE. - •ik lESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, and 1.V.1 R EAT() R X most respedfully acquaint the No- Gentry. Subscribers, that the CONCERTS will . commeace on FRIDAY next, the 17th of -February.— ' TiCkets are daily rielivering at Mr. Birehall's, No. i 33, New Bond-street, _where, as well as by the Managers, Subscrip tions will continue to be received till the limited number is completed.. •No,more will beissued than the Room can.per fialy accotrupo&re. SCHEME ,OF THE FIRST CONCERT. ACT I. I • ;.OvertUre to the Occasional Oratorio—Handel: . . Music in the Tempest.—The Solo Parts by Miss TEN -NANT, Miss CROSBY, Master KELLNER, Mr. VALJGHAN, and Mr. SALE—Purcell. Glee, Four Voices—" Mine he a Cot betide a Hill" Horsley, Mus. Bac. New Coneertante' (MS:) tor Violin, Tenor, Violoncell o , Oboe, C larionet, and Bassoon, Messrs. ; C RAM E SHIELD, LINDLEY, GRIESI3ACH, - MAHON, add HOLM ES—Winter. Rec. accomp. and Song,—Mr. BA RTLF.MAN, from 'thorn sou's Ilymn to the Sea Sons, " These, as they change, Al- mighty Father !"—Dr. Callcott. New Glee, (MS.) " Let not rage thy bosom firing;"—Mrs. nILLING - roci, Messrs. HARItIS9,N, GOSS, .and BA RTLE MAN ; by Dr. ARNE, harthonized by Mr. GREATOREX. Duet—Miss TIL.NNANT and Master KELLNER, "My faith and troth " ' Bravura Song, (11S.) Mrs. BILLING TON—Bianchi. 'Grand Chorus front The Creation, •' The Heairens ate -"tel ling the glory of God."—Dr. Haydn. ACT Tl. '_'V. Overture and Chorus, " 0 the pleasures of. the plainS,"7 Handel. New Song (MS ) Mr. HA RR ISON, " Love4s the elemental Nlew Glee (MS.) " IfritSll. Sentiments," written and com posed expressly for these Concerts—Webbe. .Concerto Mr. LI N D LE Y. —Lindley, .iDuetto, (MS.)-Mr. HARRISON - anal. Mr. B.ARTL-E -" Dove score." - Mozart. Celebrated Cantata . , " From silent .shades," MrS.. BIL . LI NG"PON—Purcell Fittale, "'Rule Britannia," Verse and full Chorus, with Ac compauitnents, by Mr.. G R E ATO RE X —Dr. Arne. ,Leatir of the Band (which is complete in every Department) CRANIER. Organ, anti Grand Piano Forte, Mr. G R EAT 0 RE X. The Doors Will be . opened at Seven, - and the Perthrmalice -commence exactly at Etght o'clock. The Snoscribcrs are reqtlested to give particular orders to their Coachmen to set.down and take up at the. Door in the Square, with the Horses' heads towani George-street the Door in Hanover-street is for Chairs only. • - Mr. Townsend will be at the head of the Peace-Officers, and attend to:the accomModation OX the Company front and to their Carriages. 1 I , 1804. The 2.3,c1 of APRIL, 1804, • , • , mHE LAST LOFTERY , BEGINS DRAW ING. • , SCHEM ) E. No. of Prizes,. Val. of evil. ;TotalValle. 2 of "k 20,000 are - k4,0,000 : . 10000 20,000 3 - 5 ,Oao - 15,000 4 2,000 12 - I,coo 12,006 6,500 - < 5,0e0 3,000 147,000 too 7,350 2 0 0 - 100 so 27 30,000 Tickets' X2.;. , 2, coo . . .Part of the Capitals. Firkt-drawn Ticket First Day - r e cioo first-drawn Ticker Seventh Day - k.loooer First-drawn Ninth Day • - TICKETS and SHARES arc SELLING at EVERY ,LICEI4SE - D LOTTERY OFFICE.. • PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - -• . ,C. 17b o Half - - 18 o Eighth . - z S. 6 . Quarier - - 41 0 o Sixteenth - r , o *„*.Tickets and Shares will graduallyturtil the Drawing. , . No. 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS.. BISH returns his mit..grteful.Thariks to the .Gentry, 'and Public in General, for the irery great and di stiiiguished.preference they. have been pleased to slim him fur several year, but, particdlarly in the Lot tery which finished on Saturday, and. acquaints the fortunate Holders of the numerous Capital Prizes that have been shared at. the above Offices, that they may have their Money, or Exchange theirt"rizes for Tickets or Shares in the Thin' and Last Lotter)), which. will begin Drawing. the 23d of April next. . • ______. PkESENT PRICE. • Ticket, - k. x 7 6 o Halt; o I Eighth, - 5 6 Quarter, - 410 ~01. . A.xteentlt, 3 0 liusine;:slin the Funds tranbatled with fidelity and dispatch. • This Day was publish,d, to Two large.VolUmes, ()Claw), nice ifis. in boards, • A new -Edition, being the S!xth, of f\BSERV A TIONS ON. W6VERSIONARY. _ PA YM NTS ; on Schemes. 6)r . providing Annuities for Widows, and for Persons in Oid - Age ;.on the Method of calculating the Values- of Assut.inces on Lives; and on the National. Debt. Also Essays .on different Subjects in the Doetrine .of Life Annuities and Political Arithmetic. .A Colicelion of stew Tables, and a. Postscript on the Popula tion of the Kingdom. • - By RICHARD PRICE, D.D The whOle new arranged, and ent;!,rged by the addition of Algebraical . and other- Note's, the'SiiludorS of stve . tat -new Problems in the D,ctrine of Annuities; and a general Intro duaion. By William Morgan, F. Painted hit T. Cad - 211 and NV: D.rYies, Stiand. This Dav was published,. . . In One large Voltune,.o&avo, with nuntcrouS, Engravings, price.tos. in boards, 2RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS • hi SUR_ illustrated with Cases: • By WILLIAIVIHE.V., Esq. F.R.S. •••• Senior Surgeon of the General Infirmary -- at Leeds ; Member of the I(uyal College of- Surgeons, -in London ; tionfJ. - .lry Member of the RovalAledical Societe of •Edrnburgh., of the Literary and tthilosophical Society qt%Ni4uchester. Printed for T. kti&ell and W. Davies, Strand. NEW INVENTED WATER-PROOF Boors and SHOES. r 7 DWARD MOGGIUDGE, No. 44., Lndgate v4 hill, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general, t,„ -at after many Years attention and expe ..srience, helms to ,oile7 than 1300 T and Si-It) ES, WATE R- ' PROOF, with perfect confidence of their being far superior to any ever made. He makes the lightest dress Snos and Boots Water-proof, prierving the Leather soft and pliable. lie re- - commends them on shooting excursions, as no water can pe netrate. Likewise his New-invented S Hool'l N G BOOTS. Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage ollasting . twice as long as Leather dressed in the' common way. An article of such general utility will no doubt await, the attention of the Public, and induce those who have a real ,value fur their health to apply at his Manufactory, as above. fie has no connexion with any other House in London. E. M: will thank those of his Friends, and the Public, who may favour him with their orders,. to apprize him as earl} . as possible, as it will enable him to execute their Com, mands without disappontinent. • N. B. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, WaterprOid and otherwise, constantly kept fur the East and West India. Trade Mereha:lts and Captains liberally treated with. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. KIMBERLEY, On Friday the 17th of February inst.• precisely , at One. O'C lock, at the Hind'S Head Inn, at Bracknell. in the County of 13.orks (unless an acceptable Oiler should be pre- viousiy made, of winch due Notice shall be given); 1..1, that FREEHOLD-NILLA, -in the -true fla. Cottage Style, called WICK-HI LL, situate at Brack nell, in I.llCouLity of Berk s ; together with 0 ilices, Stables, Coach-house, and other useful Buildings; a snug Fanii yaid, encircled by Gardens, Pleasure-ground, not expensive, and tour Fields of rich Mead.. - x, containing in the whole about eight Acres, be the same store or less ;. the Premises are s:.-rved with-most excellent Water, well Fenced,'the Land Tax is redeemed, and there is an exceeding good Pew in the Church';' the Parish Rates and Taxes are very moderate. The Cottage contains a small Entrance Hall, a Dining_ Parlour, - one Sitting-room adjoining with a Bow, which commands pleasing. Views over several genteel Residences, Plantations, and the neilibouring Meadows and Fields; on the First Floor are four Bed-rooms, acid suitable Rooms for Servants, a Kitchen, and one Room which might be con verted for a House-keeper, or for Servants' Hall ; a Wash. house, Scullery, with Oven and Copper fixed, and Cellars. for Wine and Beer; in the Yard are Stables for four Horses, a Coach-house for two Carriages, a Cow-house, a Shed, and other uscill Buildings, calculated for Sportsmen, or a Person declining Busiuess ;• being wciry, healthy Spot, as any in the Kingdom, advantageously situate, at a proper distance from a rural pleasant Village. ; in a polite: Circle of respcdability. Warfield, Lic,neld, and. Sunning-hill Wells; the Centre of the Royal Hunt; distance only four Miles from Wokingham, eight. from Windsor, and twenty-eight from London. May be viewed any time previous to the day of sale, be tween the hours of eleven and three, and more particulars known, by application to Mr. Kimberley, No. 160, Picca dilly. N. B. This singular elevated Residence is capable ofgreat Improvement, and may be made as comfortable as' the first Mansion in the County ; and one of the best concluded Stage Coaches passes to and hum London daily, within a small distance of the House. The'Purchaser to take the Fixtures at an Appraise mtnt, and may be accommodated with any Part of the' Fur niture, and halt the Purchase-money may remain on the Estate. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. • • PECTORAL ESSENCE AF •COLTSFOOT. THE Herb Coltsloot, called Tussilago by the L. 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