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London, England, 1802-01-16 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 180 z.

GRAND DISPLAY of EIRE-WORKS,

For this Night only, in Honour of Her Majesty's Birth-day:

ROYALTY THEATRE,
WELL's-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS.

ON MONDAY, January !gill, and rive fol-
lowing Evenings, positively no longer than this Week,
Mons. ST. CLAIR will (previous to his intended Visit' to
Liver] 00l and Dublin) have the honour to present the nume-
rous Visitors of the Royalty-Theatre,- with his curious

PHANTASMAGORIA ;
Or, SUPERNATURAL APPEARANCES.
Introducing a variety of New Charalers, Speares, &c.
To commence at Halt, past Six o'Clock precisely.
Never performed at this Theatre, a New Historical Speaa-
de, as performed at the French Theatre with the greatest
Applause, together with the original French Music, called
RICHARD THE LYON.

In the course of the Speaacle will be pourtraYed, a variety
of interesting Incidents, Scenery, &c.,particularly a Camp
on tire : 'likewise the DestruCtion of Henry the Vides Cas -
tle, and total Defeat of his Army.
First time this Season, a Comic Ballet, by Mr. Mercefot,
called

THE LITTLE TRADER ;
Or, THE PRIZE.
An the tbursc of the Evening, the following Songs :
"`TheD4y of Marriage;" by Miss HARRISON
.(her first
appearance on any Stage).
" Tie lowliest Cot," by Mrs. WARRELL.
" Echnborough Town," by Miss FISHER.
And, by particular desire, " Siieva's Creed," by Mr. WA
LACK.

The whole to conclude with (first time this Season) the po-
pular Serio-Comic pantomime of
QUIXOTE AND SANCHO ;
Or, HARLEQUIN WARRIOR.
The whole invented, adapted for Stage Representation, and

- .
got up under the immediate Superintendaiwe of Mr. AST-
LEY, jun. •
In the course of the Pantomime will be introduced on the
Stage, Two Squadron of Horse, Mounted by Warriors
„clad in Gold and Silver Armour, who will go through va-
rious Evolutions of Ancient Warfare.
Immediately after the PantoMime,
•
A 'GRAND DISPLAY of FIRE-WORKS,

Honnur of Her Majesty's Birth-day, and positively for
this Night only.
do MOnday, januaty 2,5, will be performed,. the Grand
Spettacie of Fair. Rosamond, and in, which Mr. and Mrs.
/r‘. stleY 'will appear.
Lower and Upper Boxes 3s.—Second Price 2s.
Pit 2s.—Second Price is. First GallerY rs.--Second'Price 6d.
Upper Gallery 6d.
Doors to be opened at Half-past and begin at' alf
past Six o'Clock. —Second Price at Half-past Eight o'clock:

This Day was published, Price 6d.
THE FORCE of CONTRAST; or Quotations,
accompanied with Remarks, submitted to the:Consi-
detation of all who have interested themselves in what has
tc2!.i -called the 1$ LAG DON CONTROVERSY.

Printed. for Cadell and Davies, Strand ; RivingtOns, St.
Paul's Church-yard ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and S. Hazard,
at Bath.

TWO. HUNDRED POUNDS will be given to
any Lady or Gentleman who has interest to' procure
for the Advertiser (an Oliictr -who has been 25 years in the
,Ariny)either a. R -MA ST E R's, I; 0 RT. or TOWN
NI A j OR's PLACE. Letters (post-paid) addressed to j S:
Spring. Garden Cottee-house, will be duly attended to, and
the Stritiest secrecy and hotiOurobserved.

ARMY AGENCY-OFFICE,
No. 7, St: Alban's-street, Pall-mall, London.
SALL—e-A Li&otormt%Coloneky old Regi-
ment of Cavalry; a Troop of Light Dragoons; a Com-
pany old Regiment of Infantry, only one Battalion, at home;
a Sub-Lieutenancy of Life Guards ; a Cornetcy old Regiment
Light Dragoons, out of the break; a ditto of Dragoon Guards,
on very reasonable terms; an Ensigncy old Regiment of In-
fantry at home, only one Battalion, out of the Break, on very
eligible terms ; a Second Lieutenancy, out of the Break:
EXCHANGE—A Lieutenant-Colonelcy of Cavalry on
service, to Cavalry or Infantry.at home ; a ditto of Infantry,
in the best part or the East Indies, to a Regiment at home ;
a Company old Regiment at home, to Half-pay—the- Person
exchanging will come in out of the Break; a Majority old
Regiment Light Dragoons, to Infantry • a Lieutenancy ad
Battalion Infantry, to the, East Indies ; ditto ditto, to one in
the West Mies.

Letters, post-paid, addressed to Captain Holmes, as above,
will be duly attended to.

I. PEREONS having Demands on the Estate
of the late JOHN RUSH, Esq. are desired to send an
Accotitit of the same to his Dwelling-House Albemarle-
street, that they May be discharged ; and, 'all Persons in-
debted to the Estate of the said Mr. Rush; are requested to
pay. the Amount " thereof to either. of Os' Executors ;' Mr.
Brook, No. 302, Strand; Mr. Lynn, Parliament-street.; Mr.
Tegart, Bennet-street, ,St. James's ..?!or, at Messrs. Drum-
fronds, C4iaring-CroSs, who arc autlitalted to'gtve a Receipt
on account of the said Executors. .T p , ' '

TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD;
In Two Lots, to the best Bidder, pursuant to an Order of
His Majesty's Court of Exchequer at WestminSter, made
in a Cause entitled " DAVIES against LEWES, Knt."
bctbre Abel.Moysey, Esq. Deputy to His Majesty's Re-
membrancer of the said Court, on Friday the sth day of
february next, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenopn, in the
'Exchequer Office, in the.lniier Temple, London ;
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parish
of. St. Oogmells, in the County of Pembroke, con-
sisting of divers Messuages, Lands and Tenements, in the
several occupations of Evan John, Thomas Williams, Jane
Lloyd, Richard Richard; .William Bow t, William John,
Mary Nicholas, Samuel David, the Rev. Wm. Jones, and
others. '

Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the King's Re-
rnernbrancer's Office, Temple, London ; Mr. Gatty, Solici-
tor,Angel-court, Throgmoiton-street, London ; Mr,Tlionvs,
Solicitor, Theobald's-road, London ; Mr. Herbert Lloyd,
Caenna,rthen; and the principal Inns at Caermarthen and
Haverfordwest. .

TO BE SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the High'Court of Chancery, made
in a Cause of LUCAS against TEMPLE, betbre John
Wilmot,. Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, in. the
Publi.c Sale-room of the Court, in Southampton- buildings,
London.;

A N ESTATE, partly' FREEHOLD, and partly
A LEASEHOLD, situate at the 'Clare side, Enfield, in
the County of Middlesex, late the ..Erate of H U MPHREY,
CHE, Esq. deceased, comprising &Capital MAINISI ON-
110US E, with Out-buildings and Gardens, and a smaller
.House adjoinin.; with about 18 Acres'. of Land. The:Man-
sion:.House late in the occupation of Miss Porter ; the
smaller House, and part of the Land, late in the occupation
of Mr. Thomas Cawood. •
-41i* Person on the Premises will shew them ; and -Parti-
culars may be had (gratis) at the said Maiter's Chambers,
in•Suutliampton-buiidji*s, Ch=ancery-lace; of MeSsrs. Vjn
Heythuvsen and Carr, joint-street, 13,(Iford-raw ; Mr. Coul-
thurst, Bedlord-:rote.-; Mr. Ranson, Chancery-lane ; and at
the Greyhound, in Enfield.
Dated the azrn January, 18oz. JOHN WILMOT,

To the MAYOR, COUNCIL, and'BURGESSES, of the
TOWN and COUNTY of HAVERFORDWEST.
T Lose no time to make you my most grateful Ae-
knowledgments for the Honour cOnferred on my Son in,
his absence, by your unanimous choice of him as your Re-
presentative in Parliament thii day; an Honour the more
flattering, as it has been bestowed without his personal soli-
citation, and apparently from the same sources of good Will
and regard as marked your attachment to his Father, and
seated him for so long a course of years yOur Representative
in Parliament. Confidently assured that Lord Kensington
will endeavour to merit your favour, by a constant attention
to hiS' Public Duties and the partieular Interest Of his Con-
stituents, I have the Honour to remain,
With much respect, and regard,
Kensington-House, Your faithful and ever
Haverfordwest,) obliged humble Servant,
January tzth, tBoz. - . ELIZA'RENSINGTON.

MONDAY, MARCH 1, ;go;
Irl NGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE_
£4
GINS DRAWING.

No. of Prizes.
4

SCHEME.
Value of each.
of ,C. 20,000
10,000
5,cOQ
---- 2,000
1,00,
.50P
so
78

Total Value.
.80,000
24c>,000
.200)00
10,a03
30,000
6,000
5,c00
5,000
324,000

Too
18,000

60,000 Tickets. .500,600
CAPITALS ,DETERMINABLE.
First-drawn Ticket; 15th-Day, Z. 10,000
Ditto, zrst Day, 20,000
Ditto, s 32d Day, 20,000
• Ditto, 4oth Day, 4001
•
TICKET6and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING
at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE.
PRESENT PRICE.
•
Ticket, - - ,C;r6 tI o
Half - Bto o I Eighth - 2 3 0
Quarter 4 5 6 I. Sixteenth I t 6
**'*_Persons in the Country wishing to have Tickets or
Shares, may be stpplied by sending good Bills at short dates,
Post Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash; to any Licensed
Lottery Office.
The Priceof Tickets ..and Shares will-rise consider-
ably before the Drkwing.
Prizes paid in Sterling Money:

ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, for Aot,
Begins Drawing rsi March; rBoz.
THE TICKETS are sold and divided into
A. HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX-
TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BURNE 'and Co. Stock—
Brokers, at their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the
Royal Exchange, London, and no where the on their ac-
count.

PRESENT PRICE OF SHARES:

Half - 4. B'lo o Eighth - - 3 o
Quarter - 4 5 6 Sixteenth - -r r 6
;jam' All Shares sold at this Office will be-stamped agree-
able to .Ad of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and
round it, " Hatard and Co.'s'Lottery..-Office." r
Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.
Orden; accompanied With shortzdated Bills on London, or
Post-Office EJ ft'ers, punctually attended to ; and to prevent
mistakes as weir as delay, Correspondents are requested to
transmit them by. Post.
Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An-
nuities,- India Bonds, "Exchequer Bills, and all kind of Go-
vernment Securities, bought amid sold by Commission. .

ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, aor.
Regina Drawing March 1, iSoz.
rrHE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS,
EIGHTHS, and SI vr E ENTHS, are now selling in
great Variety of Numbers, and crt the lowest Terms.
cp" The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand,
By HORNSBY awl Co.
Stock-Brokers, at their old-established State-Lottery-Office,
(Licensed pursuant to At of Parliament)
z 6., CORNHILL,
Opposite the Royal-Exchange, London;
Also .at'.LIVERROOL and EXETER.
Correll Numeri:al and Register Books are kept, and Tickets
, and Shares.legistered at 6d, per /s.lunibcr.
!,,* Orders, accompanied with good Bills, payable at sight
or Oa short date, Will .he punctually at'erided to, precisely
on the same terms as if present.
Letters (post-paid) duly anSwered, and S.chemes gratis.
All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped, agreeable to
Act of Parliament, with the words State-Lottery Stamp.,
Office." • ' • '1
Pank,,lndja, aod South-Sea Stocks; with their several An-
nuities, and all.kinds of GoVermntrit Securities, bought and
sold by Commissioo.

LIBRARY of BOOKS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
- , FIRE ARMS, .84-e. 4c. • .
, FOR SALE BY- AW.CTION,
By Mr. PLURA,
By Order of the Executrix, on-Monday the 25th of January
• , -inst. and two following days, at Eleven,
THE GENUINE, VALUABLE, and
known LIBRARY of BUOKS, comprising a seled
Variety in the various branches of Literature, first Editions
Of Authors, many in the early stage of Printing, curious and
rare; Elzivir's.Classics-, hound in, Morocco; Boydell's • Fine
Shakespeare„ Cook's Voyages, Staunton!s Embassy, Hak I-
vyt's Voyages, Thurloe's State Papers, by Burch, 7 vo.
'Stukeley's Stonehenge, Works on Natural h
History, the
Sciences, &c: A famout CREMONA VIOLIN, a TE-
NOR, Mathematical Instrunwnts, and other Property, and
a small moveable Orchestra, of the Rev. Dr.:•POLLOK„
lately deceased;
_which, rot the accommodation of the Pub-
lic, are removed from the Redory-lionse at Crittleton,
Wilts; to the Great Room; No. q, :john-street, • Queen.:
square, Bath.. • •

'To be publicly viewed-on Friday and Satublay receding.
Catalogues, 6d. each, to be had on the zoth of J uary, at
the, Place of Sale; and at Messrs. Longman and Rees, Book-
sellers, Paternoster-row, London. _

Be Letters will not Ix: attended to, unless post-pai4

• LINCOLNSHIRE: .• • ,
• FREEHOLD• VILLA' and LAND. .
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
Withont•Reserve, at the White Hart Inn, in Spilsby; -Lin-
colnshire, on Monday the sth day of February, :0;o2 sand
• not on the 18th .of January), between the hours of Three
and 4ive•in the Afternoon.; • - •
QKENDLEBY THORPE, beinga very Eligible
k 3 FREEHOLD'. VILLA, delightfully situatedon a gen-
tle Eminence, commanding a most enchanting prosped of a
beautiful surrounding Country, peculiarly adapted, for the
Residence of a Genteel Family, in a, Neighbourhood emi-
nently Fled, and comprising a most deSirable undisturbed
Manor, abounding with Game, and One Hundred and Ninety-
four ACres and Two Roods, by admeasurement (more or lese:;'
of exceeding rich Arable, Pasture and Meado-w Land, .with ti.
a Ring Fence, on which is a variety oftialuable Timber (its"-
played witiicxquisite-Taste throughout the EStdtc, which is
sullied only to Vicarial:Tithes, and a most moderate Land.:
Tax.
The Situation is singularly de,ii-4#, being in,a tine Sportr
ing Ciantry, in the Vich,ity a*lebrated Pack of Fox
Hounds, and within Twelve Milos ti each of thoselafihion-
able Resorts on the Eastern •"6iast,:"SUtton and Skcgness, so
famed for the exCellency of Sea Batlinig, and at the_easy dis-
tance of three miles from .Spilsby, and six from AliOrd, two
ver respedable Market Towns: •
A considerable length of time will be allowed the Pur-
chaser far Paymept of the Purchase-money, on proper Pei..-
tonal Semi who will have an opportunity of nearly don-
't
-fling the'Estate by the Purchase of adjoining Lands- shortly
to be sold.. , •

A Plan of the Estate may be seen, by applying to Mr.
Ellis, No. 8, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane; or to Mr.
William Walker,,Attorney at Law, in Spilsby aforesaid.