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London, England, 1812-03-10 00:00:00

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For the. Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds.
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more of the said Dist, itit, and it is ext,aleeithat the o,ntral7,r
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antraa, may accumulate, snaking an alt,wance pd• the some
after,rhe ra!t of per florse'pv• ;Peek.
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OfficersContrnanding ?he Royal Artillery each Dist, id, and
also at the SeXtasy's Office, in Pall-Ala/t, afore.aid, .ryday
`between the hears 'eof 7 est and Four o'C'loti, where the o-
polar must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, Proposals
for Forage ;"- bur no Proposals can be admitted after the sai./
ati inst. at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day ; neither
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By Order of the:Board,
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On Thursday morning,
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TURN OUT: a • Farcr.—.---By 'JAMES
KENNY, lisq.
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To the SUBSCRIBERS for the DRANIATIC WORKS

of the late RIcIIA RD CUMBERLAND,
,Esq.
THIS Spring, it is my intention to present to
the Public Twelve Dramas of my late Father, •Rich-
ard Cumberland,.,EgeD in a c.2uattoyohime, handsomely
printed, agreeattly to his Proposals for the same, and which,
had they' not been retarded by the death of their- Author,
would have been produced last year. I ,therefore address
_thyself to bi‘ Subscribers, an 4 those who have ernce honour:.
ed tne with their nain,:s, should any amohgSt the number
have read a ‘Vork, lately published, by tVilliain Mudford,
entitled the Life of Richard Cumberland, wht.rein 1 am ac-
cased of disobeying the will of my tate Father respeding
these Dramas, as well as with regard• to other posthumous
Works in my possession. This As too serious a charge for
me, as the Child so frequently mentioned by hint with
more than common paternal alfedion, to treat with silent in--
difference, shbuld the accusation have. swayed the opinion of
only one amongst those who have perused the Work alluded
to. The suppression of Mr. Mudfortt's publication NV33
unknown to me subsequent to its taking place, and I cannot
be greatly surprised at the inference he draws,
.when,he re-
lates the source
_from whence his information '4 fri-ings :
Gentleman, . whose literary abilities were once united. with
nay late father's in the composition of an Epic Poem, states,
in 11;5 Letter, insetted in Mr„ Muatord's Prefate, " that I
have declined 'the interference" of three Gentlemen, who
were in a solemn record and iu a solemn manner, entreated to.
.assist me with their advice in the publicatjoh of any iVianti-
script Works, should such exist, which, in their opinion,
might be likely to conduce to the fame of their Author. In
reply to the preceding assertion, 1 solemnly -declare that I
never have deelined the itierfeience of these three Gehtle-
men ; bUt shall ad tt this instance as I have done in others,
according to whet I kVow were the.wish2s of nay late Father.
I And myself farther a.';cused of " having, in my 0 wnName,
advertised an Edition ui certain Plays, which' Mr. Cumber-,
land had in the last year of his life advertised for publica-
tion, when he had, by his tV ' lett the management and
publication of his Manuscript to the care of" the three Gen-
tlemen before alluded to. Having stated that these Dramas
would have. appeared last... Spring, had life been spared to
their Author, it is manifes4. that they must, at least, Wave
been nearly in the state proper for publication at the time of
his decease, some of them Imving actually been performed,
and still more of them Adapted for representation. 1 there-
fore,.cOnceive myself ftiifilling the intention ot my late, la-
ther, , bras in me-lies, and presenting, a more interesting
Work to. the Yobbo by pub lishicA them, as they .came from
his pen, than resorting to any mite; for the revisal of them,
however able that other might be.
I'ItANCIS AIA,tIANNE JANSEN.