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1 tls - 4( 1 NUMBER 3589.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORROWEVENING, March 20, 1904, will be performed - THE SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. The Charaaers by Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. POW ELL, Mr. POPF :RUSSELL, Mr. COLLINS, 4lr. CAULFIELD, Mr. CHATTERLY. Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. YOUNG, Miss H. KELLY, Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. SCOTT, Mrs. MADDOCKS. • The Epilogue to be spoken by Mrs. JORDAN. WITH THE COUNTERFEIT. The Charthers'by Mr. POWELL, .Mr: HOLLAND, • Mr. CHERRY, Mr. COLLINS, Me: BANNISTER. jun. Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. HARLOWE; Mrs. BLAND: MiSs TYRER, Mrs. SCOTT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. TO MORROW EVENIN G will be presented , March zo, 1804, " a " PIZARRO. PF. RuvIANs, Ataliba (King of Quito), Mr. MURRAY Rolla Mr. KEMBL E ; ; OrozernlL, Mr. CHAPMAN; Hualpa, Mr. BLANCHARD. Cora, Mrs. H. SIDDONS Zuluga, Mr s . BOLOGNA.; SPANIARDS. Pizarro (the Spanish General), Mr. COOKE ; Alonzo, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Las,Casas, Mr. CO RILY ; ,A.lmagro, Mr. DAVENPORT. Elvira, Mrs. SIDDON'S. WITH• THE PARAGRAPH. . The Musk composed and seleaed by Mr. Braham. The Characters by Mr. CLAREMO N T , Mr. KLANt it'lVy . Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. MUNDEN, /Mr. FAWCETT, Mr..BLANCHARD, Mr. BRAHAM, Mt's.' DAVENPORT, Signora STORAC E. ___ ---------7-:-______ A, WOMAN who had the misf , yrtti- e i•) b • left With seven Children unprovidect for, and several de-: is upon her that she was ebliged to pay, makes this:ap Peal to 'these who haVe the means to enable her t o . get a 311141 1 Starr of Money, rog'etlier, that she may have it in her Power to go into some tine of Business, whereby she may get a livin g for herself ,and arose little o nes that are as yet un. provided for. She takes this opportunity to return her grate ful Acknowledgements to those wh o have had the.,g6odnest to serve her ; and any Donations left at Mr; rangbanvs, Stationer, New Bond -street ;Of Nlessr, Coutts; Banker, Strand, will be received with grateful th•anks: 7-------------------- ' IMPERIAL INSURANCE OFFIC., SUN COURT E CORNHI LI., March 4 , 1504. : L • e ., - 'HE Dircftors Of tilts L,qmpanv desire, to itc 1. knowledge, with the highest seris e cif obligatioa, the unpreeedented support it has treeived from -the Public, .the to assure them, that to merit its. continuittice, will ire the objerl'ot their host anxious solicitude: ... , ... They beg leave tb" infOittilkiosd Who wish to renew - their Volicies, :which become 'due at Ladv-day next, s's 4 *i' as those who intend them the favour orefrea i :ig New I iisii,r4litP, i that Attendance is chit given, at their ()fficei in' Sun-court,' Cornil and St. James's Street, foi such purposes, is ulso —— by their Agents in the Country . Ttte Rates of Insurance adopteil by this Compny, are as inoderats, in every ,tespeEl, as those otany similar Estabrish mcnt. __......- . TURN DAY, 'gscretar TO WINE and BRANDY MERCHANTS. A N OLD ESTABLIMMF.NTTin the WINE .1.." , TRADE to be DI SP.OS ED OF, situated in one of the iiiost pleasant and respeaable Citrei a 'convenient distance born London, the Proprietor being about-to retire'frorn busi- Ittss. The Premises and Stock amount to about Five Thou 41,nd Pounds, part of which may, be left, on Secnrity -being given. For'Particulars, apply to Messrs: Robiirt- Preebairn end e ... ____ ____.2._._._.__u• bchurch-lne Lombard -street. HENDON. ELEGANT VILLA WITH LAND. A' •• TO LET ON LEASE, . • Very elegant VILLA, . replete • with .'eVery dmestic cimvenience qccetlctit ;detathed: Offices, tf.inling f9i four horses, Stattiding for two Carriages r , —ow house, Poultry Yard, Piggery; -Ace:— Pleasure and Kitchen tritlGarden fully erupt and planted, Lawn, Shrubbery, and ten cres of excellent Meadow Land, The Premises are de ially situated in the pleasant and 'social- Village . of t endon, commanding extensive Prospeas of the surround.; ing. beautiful CountrY, am uly supplied with . excellent Water, and distant only six miles from the'Metropolis. - To he viewed Tickets only, which with' Particulars may be had of ,w it quibb Saville Passage, Saville.row •,.... 'ELICIBLF. COUNTRY RF.SIDENCE. ATO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, LL that Capital Mansion Haiis t , cal sisting of ab out 132 Acres, well inclosed SON SEAL, with th e L ands thereto belo k n g &inSAN g, c oo _ , situate within e Liberties of t h e Bo rough of Berwick upon Tweed, and a the two Miles an d an half distant from that fawn. The Mansion House consists of a Dining and Draw!ng- Room, each ' 2 4.feet trr 18; two ItOoms adjoining, five te:I: chambers, two Kitchens, Servants Rooms, Co :sUtable a%d°ffices• There is also a Farm House, with Cach-linAtse n t IN° Stables; and Farm C'ttices detae:hed from tit , . NLin si_ ilous, as also ZI large C arr.'en it.elosed with a gcod Via I I , tt well stocked with Fui trees ; the •vhole fr.dming an elegant and desirable Resricietncefor i Geiltl ' eman's 'Family. h or finther part . nEiseqs.th.e proitrietoler";l3Nrfe'ss2l.l:llll:Vvitit di. Lakv erwick; or Mess , I ~ i,aindeßsoenii,, s-Aotit:Pcri; Burnett Roger Greive, tors, - Sin n G rs. Brom eY ‘n BUCKIN GHAMSHIRE. ,_ '-.; • LI.) aml. Pqssess.on _ TO BE ~t.ETT,, i.-uRNIsi.„,. - ..; had on Lne ~.. 2 5th of Ma, next, Neat, 1/4...ompatt CU—vAGF„ with Coach- A tiott;eandstables; Cand, L a lirge Kitehen Garden, and .abotin'.. ' ilit Acres of rich Mea - i and Pleasure Grounds, .4enk Land in front of. thell - ouve ; arid a ailor, which abounds with' Game, and in which the.Ptc- Deputation for the In's" three,lie may be had with it, if preferred. The Premises are miles from Staines, six from Windsor, and eighteen from London. .., , - Con an n and other particulars may be - known of Messrs'. SCd Howard, Solicitors', Great ItUssell-strcet, Blooms bury, of whom Tickets may rais es. •- .. . h 6 had for Viei,vini? the Pie -......____ • • - AT TO BE SOLD.BY "PRIVATE CONTRACT, TWO FREEHOL D NECES or Parcels tit - Ni EA DOW and PAS TURE LAND.; one of them called lEWS MEADOW, situate in the P ar i s h of Fleet, contain ing a bout Thirty-fi ve A cres of prime Pasture Land, now in the occupation of Mr. William Hutchinson, as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly kent of Sixty •Pounds ; other, containing about Sixteen Acres of rich Meadow Land, is si tuate near , tlie Market Town of Holbeach, and is now in the olc ccupation of George Allenby, E. at t h e yearly Rent of wenty Pounds. Th e L and Tax is redeemed. 'rite Priceaad further partictilars inay be known o f M essrs. Scotti. and Howard, Solic,itorsrCreat Russell street, 41001115- 4Au. 1 e•~=,~ T 11 ~ ~.._. N M 0 N DA Y, :---- LONDON DOCK'S. London TaVern,'lVlnfizii r 6, i 8 64. A T A SPECIAL . GENERAL MEETING of _L. 1 the . PROPRI V.-TORS of the LONDON DOCKS CW , IPANY . held here this day, Sir RICH. NE'AVE; Bart. in the 'Chair, the following R ORT'was read and approved The I)IRECTO R4' ,have the satisfaction to feport that since they hatl-the Honour of meeting the PRO PRI ETo RS, alrroreSs has 'Been made in the Works equal to their ex . peetations, and that . theystill continue their hope of congra ulating the FROP RI - ETO RS on the OPENING of the DOCKS before the Close of the ensuing Summer. _ . - - _ Resolved, . • , , • 1 hat it is exPedient to raise rhe Sum of 360,0001. Resolired, - —, ' ' • That a-Substription bc...opened on the following Terms : . That the Sin, 01 363,000 t. be taken by,the Stock-holders as a Loan, tOlat` repaid' at the end of Five Years, if required, . bearing interest ofs per Cent. Ter annum, with an option of malciiiwthe.Orne or any-part thereof Capital Stock at par, at any period within two years front the date hereof ; each Stock holder to be et - Aided toa Share of the Loan in the pro-- , portioti of the Stock held. N . . . • - Resolved, That the Subscription for the Loan be closed on Monday the 26th March instant; at - four o'clock.• • ." Resolved, That 2,-1. per Ceht. thereon be paid at the London Dock i House, Vviochester-gtreet,, on or before the said 26th of March. • . That a second. Payment of 251. per Cent. be made on or before Mondiy the 25d of April next. • That a third Payment of 251.. per Cent. be made on or be.. • fore Monday the 28th nt May next. That a fourth Payment of 251. per Cent.. be made on or 1 .- before - the t‘th - of july next. Resolved, . , That the Court of Directors be empowered in any case of a,Stockholdertiot having subst ribedr‘ to, the Loan before the z6th of Match, and' who shall apply prior to the ad of April next, , to admit such Stockholders :to a - share of the Loan hi proportion to. the Stock held, should it'a,v pear to their satis faction that circumitances had prevented such StOckliblder having had• aotoption rior to7the.26th ot. March next. • Resolved, 7 That the Court of Diredors be empowered to dispose of the Sum (if any) which may not be taken by the :...tock lioldrs.on the 'of. A Frit nevt,,,tipop.spch• terms. as 0;y may jtvigtwost conducive rp the interests of the Company., • Resolved, • - That the 'Thanks of ..this Day be given to the Chair mane Deputy,Chairman, and Court of I)irelors, for their unremitted attention to the concerns of the Company. • .Resolved, •• ; • That the Proceedings bf this Meeting Public 'advertised in the Public apers. ' • ' CEO. ROEINSON, Secretary. • The Subscription was immediately opened, and the Boc,ks now lie at the London Doc 4 4tottse, to receive the further Subscriptiun , of the Stockholders, bet Tien tiw_i\ours. of -ten and four o'clock. . , . ST. GEORGE'i HANOVER-SQUARE, DAY- ,foots of IWTRUCTION 'and IN DusrkY, Listiteted 1804;.• to be supp orted by.- Voluntary Contributions.—One Thousand Copies of an ABSTRACT OF THE PLAN are left at.the• ROOM,. in.;iTount-Street, and at the SCHOOL, No 19, SouthLstreet, ior the . Use of Stibscriber; With printed Foints of Recoinmendation. - , This Day was published, In Six . V . olilin s es Octavo With a Set-Of Maps adapted to t the . Work s =lda enpions Index, price... xi. 4,5. boards, new d ition ,of APHILOSOPHICAL, and POLITCP..4.L HIS. TORY of the SETTLEMENTS anvil TRADE r•,f the EUROPEANS in the EAST" . and WIEST/NO/TS: 1-evisect, au,prtaitted,. aw.l Published, in to Volumes, by the Anbe Rapt:a. ' •-• Translatetfrorn-the,Freneb, • By 1. 0. 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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE - R - 57f 11 - 1 - 111.4. yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That they wilt Sell& Public Auelion, at the Towers - onzillonday the 26th Day of March inst.'at The o'Clock in the Farenoshipiundry Lots of old and unserviceable ORDNANCE STORES, consist ing of Quantities cf Harness, Cordage, Hemp, Rie6bis6, Sb caves and Pins Lanthorns, Sheep-skins, Hair Cloths, Tin A ttles, Forge Bellows, Standing Vices, cid Iron, Cartridges, H rtd screws, Scales and Ireights, Fire Wood, Files of torts, Bedding* Tents, Clothing and various other" Articles ; the whrlr opttobire may be viewed at the Touter till the Da' , of Sale. Printed Lisle tithe Lots will be delivered to , s4ch Persons as aptly for them, at the Office of Ordnance in the Tower. By Order,of the Board, R. H CREIr, Secretary. oFFic.4 01:. 0 RDNANCR • iliftrci.x I Z, ;804. rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 111 S _IIIA JESTV's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That Prposals will be received at th t ivOffice St. 111argaret's:-treG, Westminster, on or befire Mondity the 9.b t Of April next, front such Persons emmay be willing to umelertake the Supply of FIR TIMBER and DEALS upon Contrail for th 4 Ordnance Service at Portsmouth. . - The Terms and Conditions of the Contrad may be known upon application at the Ordnance-Office at Portsmouth, and alto at the Secretary's Office in St. Mat garet's-Atreet, any ddy lietween the hours of Tennd Four o'clock, where the PrOposals are to be de liv'ered, sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals for the Supply of Fix Timber and Deals for tit:, Ordnance Service at Portsmouth ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after tht raid gat of April next. By Order of the Board, . R. CREW," Secretary:. -- - The 2.3 d of APRIL, 1804, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW. ING. . , . , - SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value: s . • A z of ,c20,0c00 are k vox>. , , -, 2 - 10,000 - 23,000 3 - 5,000 ... , , ii,opo 4 .- - 2 , 000 - s,OOO 12 , - 1,000 - 12,006' t 13 - Soo - ' 6,500 20 . 200 - 4 ,000 50, - 100 - 5, 0 0 0 . . . . leo - so - 5,000 7,35 0 - 2? - 147,n0i1t , -, . ,C - 262,5r10 Part of the Capitals. • " •• - First-drawn . Ticket •First Day - - , Firsf-drawil Ticket Seventh Day - ‘.20 i 00.) .Firg-drawn.Nintil - Pay - " 5 , 000. , TICKETS old SHARES arc SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTEUY,-01:11CF.:-.. • ••• . PRLSET • Ticket. -•-• ,C. urto •Os ' rlitlf - - 9 o o „ Eighth - 2 6 o , Qttarte•r - - 4 ft 0 . Sixteemb - - 3 0 * Tickets ancdShares yvill gracL aliy.rieuntii the Drawing. 30,000 Tickets • NO. 4; CORNIIILL, and No. 9;• CHARIICG-CROSS. BISk, respeCifully'siliCits the Public to peruse the Scheme Of the pres. - !iit Lottery, . which he found to contain near as Capital, Prizes as Lotteries usually have done of double thi Number of "Pickets. • • • 7. Prizes of £,20,300 .. iz Prizes of. Z. 1,300 10,000 13 Soo 3 ---- 5,000 200 4 2,000 5o ---- 100 •-• . &c. . _ ~• There will be only - Ten Days' Drawing; the Lottery will begin:. on the 2,3 d of April, andlinish on the 2.3 d of May. The, Days of Prawifig will be as under : . Day. - ' • - Day. • s Nlossdayi April - - 23 1 6. Saturday, May - - 12 Saiiiiday, April - - a 8 I 7 Thursday, May - - 17 3 :Wednesday, - • 8 Saturday, May 19 4 Saturday, May - .5 1 9 Tuesday, May -- 2 z 5 Wednesday May , 91 to Wednesday; May :-. 23 The Lottery consisting of . only 30,007. , 'rickets makes it highly probable that towards -the • DraiVing th.tY : Will ba scarce, and Consequently. higher in Price, but the Publicanay, depend on having Tickets and Shares whilst any - remain, at both of the above Old Established Offices,•where a consitkr-, able number of Capital Prizes for• several years have beets sold, shared, and paid on defnand, by T. BISII. * i * All Business in the Public Funds trans:le - led with fidelity and dispatch. . • • THIRD LOTTERY for 1803, begins Drawing 2.3 d April, -• , S 0 ,1•• . HE TICKETS and SHARES fOr the above 1 Lottery are now on sale at Mess. HAZARD, BURN E and Co.'s State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange; London, and no-where else on their account. The Scheme consists of two Prizes of 20,0001. two of 10,0001. three of 50001. 'four of 20:,ol. twelve of ioeol. teen of gaol. twenty of tool. fifty of tool. Sze. &c. ; the Number of Tickets 30,000, and the lowest Prize• aol. *,* All Shares sold at this (Mice 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. B. In the late Lottery, N". 76a2, 20,0001. was sold in a whole Ticket, at.the above Office, and No. 8188, zo °col.. and No. 53t9, To,oool. both in Shares. Country Orders, accompanied with short.dated Bills on London, Post-office Orders, or Cash in Parcel by Coach or-Cirri,ir, attPaided to ;' Anil:Correspondents may depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if pre sent. AitTIFICIAL'MHIERAL PASTE TEETH: In.the Press, and in a few Days will be. Published, By Dulau and. ' Co, Soho -square, the Fourth,Edition, Drl; CHEIVIANT's DISSERTATION on AR.: TIFICIAL TEETH, Pointing out the dangerous consequences arising Irons the usc of Teeth extracted from dead bodies, or tharle'of any animalsubsrincei'subjea to de cay and dissokution, as well as the evils attendant on the transplanting •of Human Teeth; with Observations and .Cases corroborating the Opinions .of Sir William Watson, john Hunter, and other eminent Surgeons, who have demon strated the frequent Inoculation of Diseases by these Modes of Praaice. To which are added, RemarkS on the great su -1 eriority of Mr. Dechernant's Incorruptible Mineral Paste for Artificial Teeth, with or without Gums, which has not only been ~ h onoured with the approbation of the Ac:idcmy of Sciences at Paris, hut also by the public santlianof the most eminent Medical Charaders in London, and the cencurce experience of more than r2.,020 per's'? is of ra urtheni; a t estind respeeta of bility, during the last fifteen years. In fr mony the merit of this Discovery, it ha.s been honoured' with Let ters Patent both in England and :k tame. To be had also of the Aut hor, at his house, No. 22 F Kith. street, nzaroho•square, • MARCH 19. 1804. I • • tTo the. NOBLEMEN; 'GENTLEMEN, and CLERGY, who, as FRE EHQLDERS of the ; , W EST RIDING of the .COUNTY of Y(iltk,:are - eniitled to Vote in an ELECTION for the ISTER of the said Riding. MY LORnS, AND GENTLEMEN, AVING for some time had an Intention, in the event of a Vacancy in the Office of Register for this, Riding, to haw the bonoar of oilering myself as a CAN DIDATE tbr your Choice,,and finding that the very much , respected Gentleman who' noVr holds the Office, has con sented that anapplication•shbuld at present be made to you from 'another quarter, I do hope, and trust that there cannot be any impropriety in my thus p ublicly declaring my inten troy s, and soliciting the FavonrOf your Votes and Interest. have the Honour - tO be; My . 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