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Captain Kelson, Mr. DOW TON ; --Aeliarles'Kelson, Mr. BANNISTER; Beltield, Mr. GIBBON i • .Mesheck, Mr. W IiVvITZER ; Mrs. Dorville, Mrs SPARKS; ' Charlotte, Miss DE CAMP . ; And Fanny, Mrs. BLAND. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the ilbx. Mince in Little Russell...street. The Doors wilt be opened at Half past Five, and the Play btgin at Half-iiast Six. On Montlay, int Travellers ; with The Weathercock. On Tuesday,A Prior CLAIM; with Youth, Love, and Folly. THEA,i'ItE ROYAL. COVENT-CARDEN. ' THIS PRESENT EVEt• NG, March 15, will be pertornieri A HINT TO* HUSBANDS. • The Charaders by Mr. C. KE ABLE, Mr. 11. lOHNSTON, Mt. FAWCETT, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr Mr. FARLEY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHA.RD, Miss SMI FH, Mrs. LOWER, Mrs. EMERY, &c. The rrvtgue to be Spoken by Mr. BR NTO N, Andthe Epilogue by Miss SMITH. wr-ru THE ESCAPES ; Or, THE WATER CARRIER. Count Armami, Mr. INCLEDON, Who, i n that character, will introduce the Song of " The 'l' horn.," Michelli, Mr. k AWC Err ; An onio, Mr. EMERY; Constantino, Miss DAVI ES ; Angelina;-Mrs. ATK I NS. The new Comedy of A Hint to Husbands. having been re. eeived with universal and unbounded applause, by an over towing audience, will be repeated every Evenirig till farther Lotice. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. 13randon, at the Box ()nice in Hart-street. - The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt past Six. • ITALIAN TUBEROSE ROOTS, just arrived,. are now on Sale, as usual, at BA I.(TU VALLE's, NaY-ITUtket, St lames's. w ANTS a Situation, as BUTLER iii Family, a SINGLE MIDDLE-AGED MAN ; is an experienced Family Domestic, .and'will be found so in Maly things; understands the Management of a Family with 111 6 greatest rupdity ; is used to any confinement • Salary will not be an object in a comfortable Situation ; and has. a Charactv groin two r. apectable Families he his lived in some ?earn, near Clundford, Surrey.—Please todireci for D. C. 'e• 73, King-street, Golden-square. MAY STATE E SATE LOTTRY; RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, _ and Co. re- s i acctiudy o v4 ie.,ve to mcomotenit to the notice of the--; Putritc, 1,,e Scnerne of the present State Lutter3 , winch coNi.tb ut Twenty-five I noubariti Tickers only, has 1 i - ,i ) / liC Of • . X 25,000 1 3 . . . . . . . 20,000 2 -- -- -- 3 - - 3QOO with Six Thousand Two Hundred and INJolety,six other 'tines, from wool to ;II being a considerably greater pro- Portnin of PriLes than has been in any 9f the late Lotteries.` 'VICKI:, I s and SHAKES are now , on-Sale at the Licensed Office, Bank -buildings, Coriihill, and lacing the Gate of the Kitts's Mews, C,tiaring cross, of 14.101itatsott; Guudlock, and Co. No. 4 , CORNHILL, and 9, .CHARING:.CROSS, LONDON. J3ISH returns his most grateful Thanks ,to th'e a'. Pub.ic for the ve , y di ,tingti Shed preference they have been: pleased to give the above 0 tor sev‘ral years. The Holders ot the following Outstanding shared aw sold as above, in Me - Lottery Just finished, may either receive their money or exchan;;e them ,tor Tickets or Shares in the new Lotterrwliieli begins drawing the r i.tli of .Nlay, N.. 7,25 m, rp,OO.A. Nos. 4,677, and 8,016,5,000 t. No. 1 7,047, No. 637, 1,0221. Nos. 24,630 and 13,643, cool. Nos.' 1;64, 15,694. and . 19,063, '5224. Nos. 0,567, 1 0031, and 21,277, 5001. &C. Sec. *** All Business in the Public Funds transaded.with fidelity and dispatch. TO LADIES OF RANK AND FASHION: PATENT lIIJEL DRESS HEAP-DRESSES. THESE Head-Dresses, for s whioh T. BOWMAN X obtained a Patent on the 21st of October, tSoo, havebeen pro gr es i iv6ly rising i n to celebrity; they have lohg claimed the pre-eminence, and justified the Motto he adopted with the Patent of ' CORRECT IMITATIONS 'OF NATURE. Price, Full-Dress; 6,8, to, 15, 20, and 3o Gs. Half-Dress, 4, 5, and 6 Gs. Torques, rto 2 Gs. Tresses,to to Gs. GENT.LEMEN'S PATENT YEAR UQUES, PER ILCTLY. UNIQUE, in a very supctioi.style, 4 and 5 Gs. D ress and Military Queues; simply Natural, will attach to Hair of an inch lung, tjs. soil r Guinea. T. BO W NlAN's home•days, Mon. Wed. and Fri.—He attends the Nobility and Gentry at their own houses, Tu. Th. and Sat.—T. 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AT a GENERAL MEETING of MALTSTERS 1, and MAK t RS of MALT,. resitting within the Borough and County 14 Huntingdon., hel at the Fountain Inn, in Huntingdon, - on Tuesday the ttls Day of March, 41106, in order to take into consAeratioo the propriety of .Pctitionine Parliament for the Repeal of the pth and 35.d.SeClions of tho Ad of atd of Geo.-1.11. 0, hap. 38, prohibiting the %Va. • tcring or Sprinkling Grain making into' Malt upon the Floor; • and also - for removing the doubts, at . present entertained, concerning the Right of Appealing to the justice in Quarter Sessions from Convictions by two Magistrates; Mr. WILLIAM HERBERT in the Chair; It was unanimously agreed, That ,the operation of the Above Clauses has been found by experience to be productive of the most injurious consequences w tie Manufacture of Malt, and to subjed the fair Trader to gat difficulties and hardsnips, without any advantage to the Revenue; and that the most serious anti oppressive grievances. to the Manufac turers of Malt arise from the facilities and temntations which the first mentioned Clause alibrds for unfounded and vexa- , tious Prosecutieu S. That the naturally moist appearance of the Grain upon the Floor, for several days attei being thrown front the. Cistern, added to the fad a the Officers participating. in the Penalties, enables and encourages such as are either ignorant of the process, or inclined tk' take undue advantages, by avail ing theinaelves of the particular stage of operation when seen natural appearances may seem to justify suspicion, to exhibit informanons against the Maltster, trent which no vi gilance can guaitleand *so innocence protect him, upon which Convictioils are accustomed to be founded on matter of opi nion and front which no appeal is to be obtained ; and these vexatious and groundless Informations have of • late oe come so frequent, from the facility with which charges of this deseription can he established, as- to amount to a'roost grievous evil, and to become a source of the most serious alarm. That the foregoing hardships are considerably aggravated by the doubts which.,are entertained concerning the right of appealing front. Convictions under the above Ad to the jus. aices asSemialed.at. the General •Quarter Sessions of the Peace, a privilege extended to all other offences relating to the Duties on Malt; anti horn which, as to this particular offence,, upon which decisions, •for the reasons • above stated, must be so peculiarly liable to error, this Meeting cannot conceive-it. was the intention of the Legislature to exclude them. And that, to enable us to obtain redress of the grievances produced by the said Clause, a Petition be presented to the Honourable the House of Commons, setting forth the same,' and praying for such Relief as they,, in their .wisdom, shall think fit to grant. And a Petition having been prepared and read, - • Resolved unanimously, That the said Pet itionis approved by.this 'Meeting, and that the same be signed by each person present, and be forthwith sent to such Maltster i s and Makers of Malt as have not been able 'to attend at this Meeting for their respective Signatures. . . That a Subscription he immediatety entered into for the .purpose of raising a Fund to provide fur the Expenses which may arise in the progress of this business ; and that the Chairman be appointed Treasurer. That the following Gentlemen who composed this Meet ing, or any titiee of them, he a Committee to'r managing the said Fund, and 'forwarding the purposes of the 'same, viz. Mr. Herbert, Mr.:Cowling, Messrs. l'oivler, Mr. Osboine, Mr. Veasey, Mr. Lindaell, Mr. Charles Walker, Mr joists Baker, Mr. Forciliam, and Mr. john l'omfret ; and that they be empowered to Meet and Adjourn lrbm time to 011ie, and take such riteasii;:.s as they shall deem - proper and necessary f,>c carrying into c2ta the object of the foregoing Reso lutions. That Messrs - . Maule and Sweeting, orßuntingion, be ap pointed Solicitors, for rendering such prOfesaional assistance to the Committee as may be necessary in the course of. this business. • Tnat the above Resolutions 'be sighed by the Chairman, and atiVertised in the Cambridge, ST,andord, and itorthainp tau rapers, and Tut Sure and Courier. . . WM. 1-1 Eit B E RT, ,C hai .ina n . Resolved unanimously, That the -- '1 hanks of ibis nlecting be given to the chairman tar his, attention to, the business of the (.I.ly, and for his conduct in the Chair. -_---. SALE OF OAK' TIMBER,.AT CA LNE,, IVIOTICE is herehy.giyen, That the OAK TlM .l;Ett' atlitertised iOf SALE by A UCTION on the 19m Marsh inst at the Wheel Inn, Caine, Wilts, is dispos ed of by FRI vAT E CONTRACT. March . 13, 'gob.. A HINT :ft) This Day was published, prlce 2S. 6d. MR. .CUMBERLAND' Popular New CO- MtDY, perfortpiug at . tile Theatre- Royal,' Co-. vent-Garden. . London ; Printed for Lackington, Allen, and en. Temple of the rinses, Finsbur-y,squara ; ,and sold by • Symonds, Faternoitei-row - and all nilter Booksellers.. Of• whom may be had, just published, 1.7 a. Mr. Cumberland's Memoirs, writtebby himself; inter spersed with Anecdotes anti ,Charaelers of the most distin guished. Persons of his time; elegantly printed in royal ato. with fine Portraits ; price 21. as. boards. 2. Calvary ; or, the Death of Christ :,-a celebrated Poem, by the same Author ; sixth Edition, in two elegant pocket vols. with Plates„ 12S:boards. 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Suuth::,•ll, t•:<•;.itisive of Chatham. South-west—Portsmouth, lsle of Wight, and Christ. church. ‘Vestern. Woolwich, with its Depend?neles. INr trit..y, Chatham, and AlaryAz-bone. - Liverpool. for a .period of six 11,1;nths, ft-om the itt of April anti! the 35th September next. The Ecrage to be furnished ix. Rations to con sill of tvihs.,of Oats of 4,albs. per-Bushel, tzlhs. of Upland Meadow Hay, and Sibs. of Wheat, or Rye Straw. all of the best Qs/lt . '', and to be delivered- at the respre7i.rie Sta tions at the .Expence,of the CO:rtraeiar, and the Conte:l.47o , is. to ffirnish such theses with Oatr, at gibs. pee Ration, as may billeted in -the District for winch be crint , ae7s. Toe Proposals may be ,delivered separately or fointsl for each Station, and it is expeded that the Contrallor shall receive the' • Stable Dung that may from lime ti lime acamulate, making an :Allowance for the same. - . - Eterther 'Particulars, together with the - Terms and Conditions qf the Cantrat - i, may be known upon Appliration to the Officer c;n:- mandingthe ,Royal Artillery in each Distrie7, who are authorised to receive Propo.fah, and also at the Secretary's Office in St. Mar garet Street aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of ten and four o'C.'hck, 'where the Proposals may also be delivered, sealed sep,..and marked on the Outside, " Proposals for supplying F,rav for Ordnance Horses," but no Proposals cast be admitted after the 24th, of the present Month: By - Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. , TRANSPORT OFFICE, March 3, 0306: r rHE COMMISSIONERS for cunduaing llis 161A7ESTY's ft? eI.,‘SPORF SERVICE, J9r takij? cart of Siek. and In:tided Seamen,•ec. do hereby , give Arwice, that they will Ge ready at this Office . , on Thur,day the utb rtant, to tecrive sealed Tenders, and treat with suc*b Pe , roar as may be wiiling to calif*? fir ritlualling Sick and IVouided Seamen, al the u nder-mentioned,places, for 1 %helve 24 , , , :ths taut : On' board the Tramp Hospital Shit, at FalmoutV.7, Irom the ist of ' Ap ril At the Naval' 1-19spital, at Paiington, from the 2tst April re.rt. Nu Tender will reoeived after One o'Clxk on the day iream, nor au; noticed unless the Parties,.br ?fret., Jro them, persn , ally attend. Each Tender ntuss be aciimpa-it t soi:h a Letter from t reApeOl.alle Persons, engaging to become b-,und,no l ith the le! snt tra,n - s sg, in the Sum of Five Hrontred fosusd., jar the due pet. for,ra,ce a) the Contract. . Further Particulars may be known by applying at this Office: PICTUALLING-OFFICA, March 10. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUigiLING AlAyE.\TY's NAV Y do bereb_y give \'i,tire, !Mx on Friday, the:tab Jane next,ibey •rvill be reaay to receive Tenders in writing (seal.' up), for such quantities of the jaitetstingde scription of • Crown Dantzic Pipe • ) .13randy Hogshead }StaNes. Brack Dantzic ilatathro' Stettin ' Quebec Pipe. As the respefliue Persons who may make Proposals !hereof will tcntraEl to deliver into the Pie - Mailing Stores, at Deptford and Plymouth, in such proportions as shall hereafter' be determined u post, one• half by the 3t rt -of Oclsber next, and the remainder by the 3151 of Decem. , ,er jalowing ; to be paid Jsr by Bills, pay able, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of t, Contrail may be seen at the Sieretav'.? Njice; • , N. B, No Tender for a lest quantity than Fifty Tbousand Crown Dantzic Pipes, Ten Thousirnd Crown Dantzit Brandy, Twenty Thousand Crown Dantzic HT,she,:d, or- Twenty-154,e Thbasand Brack Dantzic, Hamburg') Stettin , or Quebec 1' it Slimes, will beadmitted. No regard will be 75ad to av Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall n‘a be deliverd to the Board before One o'Cl9 i ck on the said Friday, the zetio ylne next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or Scone Pet sonson his behalf; attends, to Inrct•tr, when called for, EAST INDIA- HOUSE, March 14, ig:6. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UM .k mi , AATY ol MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad ing to the EAS I* INDIES, do b:reby give Notice. That the QUAR7'r•RLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMY.•L\'Y appal:fed to he Held at their Hoare, in Leaditkal!_ street. ox Wednerday, the 26th inst. at Eleven l'Cloc A. in the Forenoon, is to he on Special Afait r. WILLIAM RA.4O/IY, Sec. - - . HEALTH AND LONGVITY. • DR. JAMES'.s ANALEPTIC AN ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. t. THE Celebrity: 0-• of the Analeptic Fills,.. as a g fiend Preservative-of Health, is become uni;,ersal, trwri their Efficacy in those Complaints• which continually dis turb' the hi.nran Frame; such as Colds, Rlieumarisms, Head.achs, 'mhos:ions, and other Diseases or the s~~rna it and Bowels; which arise from the Vicissitudes of our Ch. mate, / or from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Lite ;-•ariti salutary Effeels are produced by gently opeving the Pores by Night, and the Body by Day, without requiring any part!. cular Regimen or Confinement. But though the Anal, pri.: Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious arid Other deep seated Disorders, yet being designed as a mild Purgative only, and therefore not always suilicientlraclive,• the Antibilions Pills have been recommended in aid, by an eminent Physician, who has used these.Me.ticines combined fur many years WITI\ the happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well as hi other internal Diseases. Travellers, by Land or Sea, or Persons remote from Mcdi.. cal AssiStaiice, would do well to be always provided with t h wse pitis ; which, with some of the' genuine-tic . .James's Fever Powder, would form a most valuable Stow., in 4 small compass, that would often .atforci Relief on any and. den Indisposition, and prevent the ill consequences of Ned,. .gleet or Belay.• Sold only by F. Newbery and .Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, on the Coach-way, four doors from the Cur_ tier of Cheapsiee, London; and at Dr. jaines's 'late House in Btuten-siria..t; viz. the Analeptic Pills ! price 4s. tiit. a Box, or six in one large Box, for IL 4s. ; and the Anubjhioua Pills, price as. gd a,Pox, Duty included.L.Observe that the words • 4 Newberyt No. 4s l St. Paul's," are enitay the Stamps. 1~