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The Chair iiriflA betakeni-1R ZACHARY
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TO BE SOLD,
61-1 H E LEASE and GOODWILL of a TAVERN,
.L COFFEE-HOUSE, and HOTEL, in one of the best
situations iathe City.
*PttlY from Twelve to Two at the Bar of the Bank Cof-
***flows.

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. MASTER OF A GRAMMAR SCIMOL.
WANTED a MASTER tor the GRAMMAR
'SCHOOL in BIDEFOI ), DEVON. Endow_.
Fen% a Freehold Estate lett for pl. a-year, clear of all
ogoincB, for which the Master must instruct Three riay
scholars gratis.
The Candidate muse be a Clergyman of the Church of
Inglabd, a Graduate of Oxford or Cambridge, have received
bit Education at Eton, Westminster, or Winchester, or be
acquainted with the Modes of Instruttion used in these
Schools : he should also be a Married Man, and produce re.
speetable Testimonials of his Charader and' Qualifications.
The Eledion will be on Thursday the 7th of April next,
at the Bridge-}lal I, in Bidetord.
Further particulars may be known, by Letters (post-paid),
addressed to Mr. T. Smith; Town Clerk, Bideford.
N. B, A good-Sehool.is much wanted in Bidtforci, and a
Miliber of Parents are now waiting fcr such an 'Establish-
thent.
Bideford, March 2, t 203.

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IN THE EVENT OF' ANOTFIER WAR.
!JOHN BURGESS and SON take this early
opportitnity of soliciting the favours of their Friends, the
firers of ills Maiesty's Royal Navy and Army, whom they
had the honour of fitting out during the late War. , _
Stores minified by them, as before, fit for thantel Ser-
Vice, or any Climate, packed tipon the Shortest notice.
Such Gentlemen us may please to honour them with their
Commissions{ may rely upon -their attention, both to the
quality and packing of every article.
Warehouse, No. 107, corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand,
ILt,nrion.

PARMASAN CHEESE.
/us'C IMPORTED, a large Quantity of extraor-
/ Binary fine Parmasan Cheese, whidt, to. the Curious in
this Article, will be found well worth their attention ; Also
Lome Neufchatel and Chapziger Cheese, Nev Gorgona An-
chovies for Sandwiches, White French Vinegar, French Ca-
pout Capers, and New French Olives. To be had at john
Burgess and ion's Warehouse, No. to; corner of the Savoy
Steps, Stranci, London.

Maidstone, 24th Feb. 003
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• ANCIENT STAINED GLASS.
TO 13E SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Separately or Togethor, No. 93, Fall-Mall, London,
V
A A BLE COLLECTION of ANCIENT
sTAtNED GLASS, tar CHURCHES, PUBLIC
1-DINGS, anti CABINETS.
Among other Siii>jeAs are;
The Crucifixion. Visitation.
Presentation. Last Supper.
Martyrdom. of St. John. Martyrdom of St. Catherine.
Assumption of the-Virgin. St. I'aul at Malta.
. Our S4vlol.ll' 4t Etriteaus. Fall of Man.
The Nutility, Clergy, and Collectors olthese rare Speci-
tl/4 "the Arts, an: respeetfully entreated to attend to the
WhiCkwcre brousu 9fr m the Continent, and are in
'fore rte4erratiort.
14,1 t
ill Paid)e
crianst.
bit 44
todto Mr. Catrtyll3 ,No. )8i PaII-M4.11), as
end.

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. OATORIOS,
AT PLAYHOUSE PRICES DURING LENT.
THEATRR.ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
• O.MORRQW EVENING, March 16, 1.803,
Will be performed for oie First time,
The First-At
oGflwOkhicNhD SEX: -TION.
will comprise the most favourite
Parts of
THE SEASONS.
Composed by Dr. HAYDN.
ACT 11.
overture and Dead March. Saul.
86;1‘111 Miss TYRE R, "With Heroes and Sago." Judith.
Arne.
INCLEDON, "'Tis well six times the Lord,"
indtilaith. 'Joshua.
41,..1, and Chorus, "-Gloity to God." 'Joshua.
/Wit. Miss, PARKE, " Ye sacred Priests ;" and Air,
" Farewel lephtha.
*felt, Mr. DENMAN, " I Ice, I feel the Deity."
Jud. Mae.
Senitt!‘ Arm,arm ye brave." Chorus, " We come." Ditto.
Air, GRAHAM, " Gentle airs." Athalia.
'd(Accompanied on the Violoncello by. Mr. C. Ashley).
ouble Chorus, " How excellent." Saul.

- Overture..-Berenice. ACT 111 ~
' gt.
alk, ITr.o arias,
your i.C`oluTnhtry,s
eirricaghutssa.b "
,y foes invaded.
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. w, " 0 God, -who lathy heavenly_hand." Joseph.
kta
Miss PARKE;'fby desire) ."'The Se.dier .riea."
Dr. Arne.
Air, lair. WC LEDO Yr -" The Trumpet's loud clangor."
eh Dryden's Ode.rtai. " The Double Beat." Ditto.
Air. bliss TYRE R, " Thou shalt bring them in."
Israel in Egypt.
C'atcdiletn- Anthem.
~ End of Part I.
411 oonato on the Grand Piano Forte by Miss M ORE LL, a
young Lady totally blind from her Birth.
si End of Part 11.
*ilen'S favourite Concertante flslS.) for Violin, Oboe, Tenor,
and Violoncello obligato. by Messrs. G. Ashley, Lings,
Richard and Charles Ashley.
Principal Vocal Performers.
Miss PARK F., and Miss TYRER
Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. SMITH; Mr. DENMAN,
And Mr. INCLEDON.
A, ;Alder of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY.
The rest of the hand and the Chorusses, which will be nu-
merous aid complete, by the Most approved Performers.
The whole under the Direttion of hit. ASHLEY. sea.
Doers to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin
it Seven 9'ticiek.
Boleti 6s, Pit; 3s. 6d. Gallery, is. Upper Gallery, ts.
uolts of the Wotds to be had at the platesTheatre. for tti BOites to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
IL:2Lc; in Hart-street.
SIERRA-LEONE OFFICE.
March :4,, tEer3.
H' COURT of DIRECTORS or the SIRRA.
r, EONE COMPANY do hereby
_give NOlet; that a
CI NERA I. COURT uf the said COMPANY will be hthi
at the NEW. LONDON TAVERN, in Cheapside, on
Thursday the 33st, inst. at one oic inck precisely, for the
XLECTION ofTHIRT,E EN DIRECTORS of and for
the said Company, fur the Year ensuing, and for other Al.
fairs. _
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ROCHESTER and MAIDSTONE
NOTICE is ,lierehy given, That the Tolls
arising at the Toil Gates upon the Turnpike Road
leading front Rochester to Maidstone, iii the County of
Kent, WILL BE LETT BY AUCTION,. severally and
separately, to the best Bidder, or Bidders, at the Mitre
4:9Ke-house, in Maidstone, in the said County, on Friday
the first Day of April next, between the Hours of Twelve
and Two otC lock, in the manner direaeci by the Ad passed
in the t3th Year of the Reign of His Majesty King George
the Third, for regtilating the Turnpike Roads; which Tolls
AV ere lest the last Year at the Sums following (that is to, say)
the Gate called the Rochester Gate, at ag4l. ; and the Gate
called the Sandi* Gate, at 2431. and will be severally put
til) at these SUMS. Whoever happens to be the best Bidder,
(-)T Bidders, 1114 St at the same time give Security, with suffi-
cient Sureties, to the satisfaition of the Trusters of the said
Turnpike Road, for }Payment of the Rent agreed for, and at
such tunes as the Trustees shall dire&
GEOIXGE BURR,
Clerk to the said Trustees.