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London, England, 1803-12-15

CODWIN's LIFE AINID ACE CHAUCER,

. • . This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, 4to, price Three Guineas and a Half in
boards, illustrated with Portraits,
TilE HISTORY of the LIFE and AGE of
GEOFFREY CHAUCER, the early 'English Poet
includmg.Memoirs of .phis near Friend.ancl Kinsman, John of
Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster.
•1.3 y WILLIAM GODWIIC
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 74, St. Paul's Church-
yard, and to be had of all I3ooksellers,
***.This Work comprehends Views of the Progress of
'Society, Manners, and the. HO Arts, from the Dawn of
Literature in Modern Europe, to the Close of the Fourteenth
Century, with Characters of the Principal Pasonagcs in the
• Courts of Edward 111. and Richard 11.
London, England, 1803-12-15

NAVAL NEWS.

PlimouTit, Dec. 13. The French Loggei
Privateer La ranteur; which arrived here yesterday,
captured by the Boadicea Frigate; brought the Cap-
tain and six men lately belonging to the American
Brig Three Siiters, which foundered on her passage
from Boston to Demerara, laden with lumber, on the
18th Olober last.

Arrived the Boadicea Frigate from a Cruize ;
also the Swinger, of Portsmouth, Hem GOZER
master, from Portsmouth, bound to Lisbon, with
hay, put in, having lost her Convoy, and pumps
bad ; also the Dispatch, of Dartmouth, from Lis-
bon, JOHN ELroßrs master, with wines : sailed with
39 other Merchantmen, under Convoy of the his..
sr:a Frigate.
London, England, 1803-12-15

POPULAR ESSAYS ON HEALTH.

This Day were published,
In Three Volumes, Odavo, price il. 45. in boardi,
SSAYS, MORAL and MEDICAL, on the
LL Causes nfleding the Personal State of our Middling
*nil Affluent Classes; and on the :s,leans of avoiding flabitu,il
Sickliness and Premature Mortality,
.-.• • By ".11-I,VMAS BEDDOES; ht:D.
These Essays on Preventive Medicine are. written on a
Plan eptireiy popular; and they •ineludo a comprehensive
View of the following ToplOs
r. On Personal Prudence,
.and on the Prejudices respell-
ing Health, addressed to [leads of Families. ,

2. On Personal Imprudeucep aetive and passive, on the
Incentives to it, and on its liacis and usual Origin, ad
dressed to Ministers of the Gospel of every denomination:
- 3. On Individuals camixv;ipg our affluent and easy Classes.
4. OAI Mal* and Fem..' to Schools.
5. On Temperature and H..rdiness, with Remarks on Diet.
6. On Screphulous Complaints.'
7. On Consumption. •
On the' Preservation or the Physical Power of Enjoy-
ment; with Remarks' on Food and Divstion, low Spirit,,,,
Hysteria, Liver Complaints, Gout, &e. &c.
-9. On the Nature and Prevention of those Disorders called
Nervous.'

16. The sane Subjea continued; on Epilepsy, Giddi.
ness, ittc.
It. The,sallle Subjecl eontioned ; on Insanity, &c. dtc.
tz. Miscellaneous Topics of Preventive Medicine,- Fever,
Contagion, &c. 'pc. lee. •
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St, Paul's Church.
Yard ; and to be had of allilooksellers and Dealers in Books.
N. B. Persons who have purchased single Essays of this
valuable Series, will,. fur aihort tittle, be at liberty to corn-
.plete their Sets. •
London, England, 1803-12-15

MARINE SPENCER

The Royal Humane Society have awarded to
KNIGHT SPENCER, Esq. of Bread.strpet„,their fio.
notary, Medallion, for an invention -fur the pre-
servation of.fivs in cases ofAipwreck, or other.
at,ssa. This valuable. 4pparatus consists
c4A glrdle'tO fit the bay, gix incites broad, co
po.de,d,qf abo!4t Soo Old tavern co4s, strung upon a
strong,witel; well lashed together, with lay-torsi co.
vered with canvass, and painted In qit, ;o as to
malct it waterproof. When it is wanted, it is to
he sided from the feet close up under the arms, and
tine fa'stened over each shoulder by mcitis of tapes
or cords. A person thus equipped tray safely trust
himself to the waves, for he will fleas bead and
shoulders above water in any storm, ;;ndby paddling
with his hands, may easily gain the alluxe.

It has ever been found alit a Lottery comment.
ing about Christmai was always quickly disfiosed
G 1; The preSent Lottery, which begins Drawing
the 9tlt. of January, and consists pi only 26,000
Tickets, meets with the most astonishing success.
The demand for Tickets and Bharea 'at HORNSRY
and C0'5,.N0.'26, Cornbill, is very great ;•as such,
they recommend Clubs, Societies, and particularly
those who Ik:flour HORNSBY anti Ca. with their
orders, not tnpostpone purchasing, .aa.Tickets and
ShareS will continue to advance in price.--HQR NS-
B Y and CO. had. the pleasure in the two last Lot.
teries of dividing 'among. their friends, CaPital.
•Yo .- • Brid,,,tostri.t. ,tO :scoop
Priz es of cool. 1,0001. 2,0001. tooool. and 2o,o3:01. Dear Sir, No. New
n
and hope to have the same satisfigtion in the Ar FEEL it a Duty
suing Lnitery.
re,
of the very.;

RIATiI.
On gonday the tzth inst. the Lady of Alderman Desbo. rough, bfffittingdun, of a Daughter. ,
London, England, 1803-12-15

(COPY*•

•
SIR, iDublin Castle, tBo3.
The Lord Lieutenant haiing transmitted to lav frefore
Majesty .theßfr which had been submitted to him from the
'men of the Monaghan, Armagh, south Cork, .Derry,
rick County, and Carlow Light Companies,- to'extend their
services with' /heir-Opicers to Great Britain, or any part of
the world; have His Excellency's. ComMands to acquaint'.
you, that he has received a Letter from the Right Honourable
Charles Yorke, one of His Itilujesty's Principal Secretaries of
State, dated the 3d instant, stating, that having laid 1:::1'ori
the King.this very commendable and strong proof of teal for
the defence and safety of the Empire, and of , loyalty and at.
tachment to his sacred Person,'His Majesty has been-pleased
to express the high sense he entertaint tit their public. s, i cited
and gallant conduit at this important crisis; ant I am di-
reited, to desire that you will submit this -Coninutnic?tion to
the .Comnialider of the 'Forces; that the saint may ')e'com-
municated to ine Flank Companies accordingly.
(Signed) E. B. LITTLEHALES.
Col. Beckwith, £.9c . efc. fec.

A few clays since,, as' Mr,-BasAntrro, a Foreign
Gentleman; was travelling over the NeW Forest,
near Christchurch, he was overtaken by a person on
hOrseback, apparently much confused, who stated,
that he had just been robbed by a singre highway.
man, Oa cousiderabk sum of, money, and requested
'Mr. BosirrQuo to' join pumit, which he acceded
to; when, baying rode ahoht a mile, a min rushed
upon them, and assisted the for Mer in robbing Mr.
BOSANQUO of his watch and money, after which
they bound,hiM to 'a tree, and took the bridiearul
saddle from his hone, which they itlftWa looseupon
the gOrt4t.

APIRRMD,

On Tuesday rast at BarnetCaptain of the 'Madras
Cavalry, (eft
.t son of Mr. Lewis,L of ClOVelg Garden
tre) to tvliss Rosamond WiWwS, °lC:olden Square, ar young
lady of great -biait4 and necomplishMenti, 'with 4 consider-
ably: fortune.
Li!tqlYl at the Les. near Ross, the Rev. Mr. DAvies, of
Ttotyre, Allss Fisper, or the for Mer
At-St, Ceorge's Church, Hauover-square, Peter Thomas
Ryves, Pfg„ Captain,l6.9o) Itegintent, to Miss Matilda Plr-
ner, second daughter of' Pirner, Iraq. of Arlington
street, Sr. I.onetts.
London, England, 1803-12-15

gret that that Right Hon. Gentleman had been led
by his opinions to disparage that force. What he
complained of in the contial of the Right Hon.
Gentleman and' his Friends was, that they had dis.
paraged and cried down every measure brought for-
ward by Government for calling forth the re.
sources of the Country, although the Army and
Militia which formed a part of those measures,
were constituted upon the same principles as when
that Right Hon. Gentleman was Secretary at War.
It was because the Right Hon. Gentleman felt it
to be his duty to disparage the Force of the
Country that he (the CHANCELLOR of the Ex.
CHEQUER) and others felt tikat they were entitled
to regret, if not to complain of that Right Hon.
Gentleman's conduit. Ministers did not consi.
tier the Volunteer Force as the best, bui as an
important ingredient in the Military Force of the
Country, and it was necessary to avail themselves
of every ingredient that could constitute a Military
Force consistently with the habits and the feelings
of' the people. It was the praffice of Honour.
able Gentlemen on the other side ,to make de.
duaions of their own, and then infer them as
faEls; thus they had inferred that the Army had
been materially reduced, whereas the reddlion only
amounted to 1500 men. They had also inferred
that the recruiting service was at • a stand,
whereas 7,500 men had been added to the
Army from the Army of Reserve in a shorter
time than the same number could have been other.
svi'se obtained, whilst in four monlhs 7,500 more
had been procured by the ordinary means of recruit-
ing.
Mr. WINDHAM, the CHANCELLOR of the Ex..
CHEQUER, and Dr. LAWRENCE severally ex.
plained.
The Bill was then read a third time and passed.
The Committee of Ways and Means was post.,
poned till Friday.
Adjourned at seven o'clock till to-morrow.
London, England, 1803-12-15

A NEW VOLUME.

This Day was published. in One very large Volume, Oc.
tavo, price Half-a-Guinea in boards ; embellished' with
striking Likenesses of Mr. Angerstein, the Margravine, Sir
R. Peel, Lady Hamilton, the Duke of Queensberry, Mr.
Pye, Dr. Knox, Major Rennet, General Paoli, and the
Marquis Wellesley ;
it E.MOIRS- of PVTLIC CHARACTERS of
1533-1804; being a New Volitincolthe Work which,
for several years past, has enjoyed an uninterrupted Career
of popular tavonr.
It is the Plan of this Biographical Series to do justice to
the Chataeters, Talents, and Labours,
.of our distinguished
Contemporaries, and in.perfortning this arduatis task, to sa-
tisfy curiosity without, gratifying. inalevOlonce.l In the Six
;Volumes. which are now • published, will be found full.
accurate, and impartial Memoirs of the Lives of , the most
dixiiquishad Pers,.vs in, every walk ult. Public Life ; ilia
Work-m.ly eciasegUently be recognized as the private Do-
mestic History Or the Present Times. •

This Nev 'Volume. contains Sir RobertScel, Admiral
Cornwallis, Dr,. Kipling, Ccneral MedovA, Mr. Almon,
,Genera! Shneoe. Lord Ellenborough, the Grenville Family,
including' the Marquis of Buckingham, the Earl Temple,
the lion. T. Grenville. .Sce. General Fawcett,. the Duke of
Queensberry,' the 'Margravine of An spach.' General Dutidas,
Mr. Gough, the Earl of Carlisle, the llishlp of Gloucester,
Lady Hamilton, General -Paoli, Mr. 13raham, Mr, A 1,4,1.,
stein, ,Mr. Pye, the, Earl of Westmoreland, the Al..riplis
Wellesley, the Bishop of Bangor, the Duke of Norrhumber.
land; General Vallancey, Lord Cathcart,
.Lord Franktort,.
General Urquhart, Major Reunel, Dr. Knox, and the
shop of Oxtord. With an Appendix, containing corretted-
Memnirs of MiLls'Sevaani and tne Bishop of Meath.
• PliatCti ter Rlchard Phillip No. 71, St. Paul's Clitirch..
yard; and Sold by all Booltsclrers.
Ofwh may he had, the five former Volumes, price-
Half-a. Guinea each.

Lately was published, a New_ Edition or
,T TsFIER's celebrated CLIO; or a Discour4c: on
T.ASTB ; with Notes and Illustrations.
By I. 111AlliEW, Esq.
-A Deputy Lieutenant, and on the COMMISiiOII of the County
of -Middlesex ; Autivuot Letters wiitten hoeing the Mar-
quis Cornwailis's War in India, and other Tracts.
• Sold by Longs au and Rces, London.
In the' Press, • an 4 speedily will be published, by the same:
Author, -A Translation of Marshal Sea's Military Reveries;
with Notes applying to the present System of 'Tactics.

This Day was published, in 061avo, price 3s. sewed,
rrHE Modern CATALOGUE ut 13000, with
their Sizes and Prices, and the Names'of the Publish..
era i • containing. the Books-which have been published in
London Since the year r79a, and such as have been altered in
Size or Price, since the London Catalogue of ilko.
Printed ter W. Bent, Paternoster-1,01,v. .
Where marhe had, pi ice 4rt hall.bOund,
Thu London Catalogue of iieoks, to the end of ISoo.
London, England, 1803-01-08

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST
•
LADIES ANII 01.NTLEMEN,
A Report having vined bat. it wits
my intention to retire prev:otis to 1 tike
•
this opportunity of controliding it, v;s!ih.•!'y void of ft;ini-
dation, and of assuring you that i t'iii intend fostanci for-
ward on the day of .E •:ik,Otl for • the.. quit
inst.) a Candidate for the vacant Selit '0 your Dite4l:oni.,oc:
casioned by the • death of Mr. NTER ; and.. I mist
earnestly kplicit the attendance. of' those Friends Who- are.
pleased to honour me with their favour and stippOrt. Should
your preference raise me to that honourable situation, Ire,
peat that my utmost endeavours shall be faithfully and dill.
kently eierted for your interests in ~the discharge of those
duties committed to Meg . - • •
My pretensions to your notice are, that during twenty-five
.vcars active -service, I have made ten Voyages to India and
Chinaqi,nde't youi orders, the last tour of which were in the
Command mf,:your . Ship the HoUghton. Whether I have
acquitted myself, with credit or otherwise, may be ascertain-
ed by a refetenCe to your Records, where I am proud to re.
eolie 3, rilacte.stimolies are not Wanting of particular exer.
Lions, noticed by your Governments in India to yonr honour-
able Court 'at home.• Anxious as I -.4m to manifest every
attention to the. Proprietors at large, I lament that the in-
correciness of- Lists, as to residence, renders it impossible to
wait upon, or address each individually; to that circumstance
alone, I- trust, will be ascribed, the seeming omissions of this
kind, as it is as much my inclination, as I feel it my duty, to
pay my ,reSpecis fitn.sonally to all thoSe whom I thus take
ktberftr_ofsoliciting.
- Live 'the *.rf:.•ottur 'lcir ti.jll etlee,:ii
Your most obedient limbic Servant.
No, 23, Upper GoWer.street, JAMES MONRO.
'• Jan. 3, I goj.
London, England, 1803-01-08

• . .
st ere now found to have beets OCCESIoned by the ,
Mowing up of tumbrils, set on fire by the English
shells. On the ground were found about 'Too
Frrnch, killed or wounded, te)4.o of whom were
belied in the 'course, of two days on the kld of
battle. if the calculation be carried on.in the gene.
rat proportion of wounded to killed, the enemy's
loss would 'appear to have been very considerable
indeed, but the number, including the prisoners; -at
the fairest estimation, amounted to about 4000
men;. amongst which were most of their,principal
Officers, killed or wounded. General Antx
lay
dead in the rear of the redoubt on the right : in his
pockets were found the order for the attack, and a
letter frOm.General.M F Nov of an interesting na.
ture. Two pieces of cannon were abandoned, one
of them, 'an Austrian eight pounder, was lying
within four yards of the redoubt, the four beautiful
horses killed which drew it, and several artillery
men. It seems that a discharge of grape from the
24. th had efkled this, when the French during the
darkness had :brought the gun up by accident in
flout .of the battery. ranr hundred horses were
also lying on the,field, most of them on the left of
the In this battle the French, standard was
taken. Serjeanf St NCLAIR of the 4.2 d Regimatt;
and a Private of the Minoru, whose name imfor.
tunately cannot now be acquired,. claimed equally
the trophy, and It appears that each merited the
honour ; Set jeant LAI rt first took, it, '.but be.
ing ordered forwards by an Glee, he gave it to a
Private, who was killed. - When the Minorca ad.
vaneecl, the French had recovered the coloirs ; but
the, Private wrested them,.from the man who had
possession, and then bayoneted him. General Mo.
- aP. states, that the battalion to which these co-
lours belonged was composed chiefly of Copts ; but
how Copts came to carry a standard, on which 4
Passage de la Stti.v.ia, le Passage do Togha:nento,
le Passage de P Isonzo, Is Prise de Graze, le Pont
di Lodi are inscribed, General Rear:tett can only
explain.
66 The loss of the English was six Officers and
233 men ditto ; wounded, 6o Officers, r too men ;
three Officers,
,29 men missing. The English tents
were torn to pieces by the shot, and thousands of
brats cannonballs were glistening in the sand.
Several servants had, beets killed in thr tents, and
numerous miraculous escapes of the sick lying in
them are to be told."
London, England, 1803-01-08

joitiAitY y.

Jobs Baldtvix and William Blagrrue were in.
died fox secreting, with intent to steal, a coati-
rity of beans, the property of Messrs. Watkins and
Wright, corn merchants in Westminster.
W. Goodenough, a Constable, statedl'thathe had
been ordered to watch the Prisoners, who were sus_
pelted of hay ins fregitently embezzled their Masters'
goods, and that on the 4th of Dec. he saw Bald_
win, while loading the waggon at the granary in
Milbank-street, place half a Sack of beans- at the
bottom of the cart, and immediately after, cover it
with another sack. A boy, who was standing by,,
told him Goodenough was observing him, on which,
he said, " D—n all Informers," and removed the
beans he had endeavoured to secrete. The witness.
immediately took him and the other prisoner, who
was assisting to load the cart, into custody. They_
were found Gaily, and sentenced to three months
imprisonment, and to be publicly whipped.
3.otrn Razin was indieted. for ' selling obscene
books in the neighbourhood of ; but Mr.
MAINWARI NG said, on looking at the Indiettnent,
that it had been framed on purpose to let the Pri.
soner escape, as ictlid not sufficiently describe the
nature of his offence ; no words were specified, and
it was necessary that the Indidment should be com-

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London, England, 1803-01-08

. . ,
WESTMINSTZR'SESS'IONS, JAN. 6.

traliaM Let/4 was tried upon an.indlament for
stealing a plank.of wood from the back of the 1-19 use
of Communs,. on the rzth af.Dccember . laid tol)e.
the property of ,our Sovereign Lord the
John Timothy, A fisherman's boy, gave in evi.
clenee, that on tho , night of
.the t ztli Dec. he and
his fellow apprenticoltc were in l',boat on thelliver
Thames; that the Prisoner told 1.14 M he wanted to
go and remove some 'Craft near the Bridge ; that
on going with him. to the back of .the. House
of Commons, ile.'told .thein he wanted .to take a
plank, which,he persuaded hint not to do,;notwith.
standing which he was removinig,pe,plank n.his
shoulder., when it. fell down,;,slie.„prilse. of which
alarmed the Watchman at the Speaker Ot the FlOut,e
of Commons' house, and he fired immediately at
them,. and wounded .% him 'and John, Part; who was
with him; and that Clark died a few days after in

the Hospital.
John Falkenor said, he was the Watchman, and,
upon seeing a man move the plank of wood, he fired
at them, not with an intent to kill, aas he said, but
only to, frighten them.
William Mening said, he was a Fisherman at Lam.
both ; that on the morning of the i 3th of Deeemberl
he was told his two buys had been fired at • that
getting a Surgeon, he persuaded him to send itim to
the 1-loapital, where he died of his wounds in a few
days.
An altercation arose between the Counsel, con.
cerning the Indiament being ptoperly laid ; but
after the examining ioeveral witnesses, that was over.
ruled, and the Prisoner was found--Gui/ty.
London, England, 1803-03-05

HARWICH, MARCH 4.

THERE are no Packets arrived, either from
Cuxhaven or holland, though the wind has been
fair all day. '
The Smack now' and Hannah, belonging to
this Port, BARBER master, was run down about ten
days since about ten leagues off the Spurn, as she
lay at anchor, by a light Brig bound to the North.
ward ; the Master and Crew instantly took to the
Boat, and after twenty.seven hours labour and
fatigue, fortunately, reached the Yorkshire Coast.
London, England, 1803-03-05

M LLS.

ARAIVED. DUI.
Holland o
French o ......
figmbur4h o

THE'SUN.

SOLIIM QUIS DICSRg tALSUNI AUDIAT

LONDON, MARCH 5, 1803.

Yesterday morning, about eight o'clock, HIS
MAJESTY left the Queen's House for Windsor.—
About twelve o'clock HER MAJESTY and the
PRINCESSES followed.

A Meeting of the Inhabitants of Southwark was
held yesterday, for the purpose of agreeing to an
Address to. His MA) ESTY.' Captain FLORENCE
YOUNG was in the chair ; Mr. JOHN ALCOCK
moved the Address, which being seconded by Mr.
Pic enN, was carried unanimously. _ _

On Monday last the Corporation of Leicester
unanimously voted an Address to His MAI Of TY. on
the providential discovery of the late diabolical
Conspiracy against his Royal Person.
Thursday the Bank of England discounted • up.
wards of eleven hundred thousand pounds worth Ql
bills, which, at this juntlute, will be a great relief
to the Commercial World.

The Assi;ei on (he Home Cirenit commence at
Hertford on Monday next; it Chelmsford on, Thum;
day; and at M,litisto:le the Monday following.
London, England, 1803-03-05

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 4.

ARRIVED the Sincerity, BADCOCK, lane, BEVIS,
ProJper-ous, COCKELL, Tiwo Friends, BORE, Sally,
DowttErt,'and Alexander Duncan, JOHNSTON, from
London ; Elizabeth, WARR ELL, from Rochester;
Catharine, FEATHERSTONE, from Woolwich; and
Mayflower, ASLETT, from Chichestv.
Sailed the Richard, CRo %VD E R, Caniina, Low u,
and Kitty, SUMMERLAND, for Sunderland.-
London, England, 1803-03-05

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 3.

SAILED the Thomas, Captain TWOBY, and the
Waxsiapen, Capt. THARMOUTH, for St. Übes ; the
Tigre, Capt. DAVEY, for Amsterdam ; and the
km, Capt. iltaattls, for Oporto.
Sailed the Hasler Sloop of War, under sealed
orders; supposed fur the West Indies.
London, England, 1803-10-11

AMSTERDAM, Oct., r.

It is 'Old the Counsellor of State PAMPAP4,O4
appointed Chief of those French Troops
destined to embark from our,Republic for the i*"
sedition against Effglani. The numbed
will be
of Hitt!t
reinforced with a large body of ConscrApts. Gene'
ral VIC:JR. is now p. erfeely recovered.
A hundred Merchant Ships are already collated
very considerable, anti they
Troops is now
in Belgium, for the trattiport of the troops destined
for the Expedition against England.
oOr principal maritime places in which Gun.bosto
and Flat.bottomed.boats are building to be em-
ployed against England, have not yet been atracicel
by the English. They have, hnwever, fired upon
the fishing .villages
Landroost, Catwyleo. *Pa
Scheveningen.
London, England, 1803-12-23

w rpt o u r.

A.l.tissrs. 1. Brewer
Harper -204
Dawson - 203
W.. 1, Reeve., 197
Young - 190
Reeve ' 383
Robins - • Ai9
' Newman ;48
Lurkit 6!

. . ,
„, •
FARRINGDON WARD trY4THIN.----The contest
finished last night, in consequence of Mr. COOKS
anti Mr. PRIEST declining fo persevere any. Further.
At the close of the. Poll the numbers Were, fur

Meisrs. Powell - toy
Cadtvell - 103
• Winstanley tot
Metcalfe - too
Ligh - 94
Hitson -.
93
Crowder 94
Tho 4. Smith 93 ,
Stokes - 93
The t 6 former Gemini,
duly dtEted.

Messt.s. Jo4p.Spfttit - 91
' • I%'ilkolson - qt
Roberts - .88
llodon - 87
James Smith
-
• • • Lewis''77
Priest 7 44
Cooke - 39
n' Were declaied of cours

FRENCH puma PAPERS.

PARIS. Dec. lg.— The day befoie yesteriiiiy
His Excellency Count MARco'Fr had a confererice
with our Minister tor Foreign Affdirs, relative to
his recall, in which he took the opportUnity of ask.
ing for his passports. His departure is therefore
every moment expetted to take place.
MARINE Orilcu.—The Braave Privateer, of
St. Malo, has captured and brought into Nanti the
Eaglish Brig Illa Nina, of t4s tone burthen.
ALG I Efts, OCT. 3.—A Portuguese Envoy arrived
here about a month ago, tá negotiate the ransom of
three hundred and seventy of his countrymen, and
to take, at the same time, the opportunity of offer.
ing propositions of peace : He could nut, however,
come to an agreement with the BRY as to the price,
and therefore returned with the Ships of War which,
brought him.

• VIENNA., Nov. 30.—1 t is strongly reported
here, that our Court is about to form a.closer alli-
ance with Russia. This, however, h certain, that
a number of couriers arrive here from Pettrsburgh,
and an equal number are dispatched to that city.
This alliancq appears to be rendered necessary by
the discontents which have broken our in the
Turkish proVinces,_ and which threaten to extend
their influence to Rut,sia and Austria, An assem.
bly of the States, it is expeeted, Will soon take
plaee in presence of the ENtrutc.ix.
It is' said that the King of Swan will, 'in his
tour through Germany, pay a visit to this city.

AirtisatlßGH). Dec. Failures, and
even some fraudulent Ifinkruptcies, have taken place'
ar Vienna and other parts of the Austrian Monarchy.
These Failures, which are considerable, are arm_
buted to, different Speculations, particularly in Co-
lonial
,produfiions. Some persons, however, say,
that the new Regulations of the Custom-house which
render smuggling impradicable, have. partly °CU-
sinned the Bankruptcies.
London, England, 1803-12-23

CORK,, Die,

THE Tars of the United KingdoM keep, kgood
loOtt:out off Bantry
.Bay, which has given great
spirits to the inhabitants along the Coast Captain
JARVIS lives- in a most` magnificent style on board
h•is Ship, and is extremely polite and attentive to
the Gentlemen of. the Country who visit !limit he
seldom entertains under four Courses and a Dessert,
served on Plate ; whilst our gallant and watchful
Countryman, LOrd Viscount BANTRY, at his Post
an Shore, likewise keeps_ his hospitable table ; and
the Country about him, by his presence, tranquil.
Brigad ie r. General • the "Earl of CORK arrived in
this City on Sunday night, where he is to 'command
(instead of Brigadier. General. Dlrorr, who is ,at.
Waterford) under General Mims, our ol& and
established friend. His Lordship has a-very consi.
*terabit• estate in the environs, the greater part of
which is just now out of lease, and resetting, and
upon which there will be a very great rise. It is
pleasant to observe a Nobleman protefting his
Country and his Property at the same moment.
Part of Lord CATHCA,RT'S Staff still remains
here, and is indefatigable in taking- plans.of the
roads, tec. and getting full and complete know_
ledge of 'the; Country. The Hon. Captain CATII-
. CART is amongst the number.
Lord Viscount LONGIT evfl,tt still continues at
his seat at Castle Mary, and is most strenuous in
hivexertions, as Governor of the county, to carry
into effeet the Army Reserve Bill, Defence Bill,
• at4:Bre.
The Bishop of CLOY N E is eatpeded•to 'go to Eng-
land itnniediaoly, to attend his duty in Parliament.
Lieutenant.ColOnel'CoNNoß, late of the City Mi_
lids!, as Second Lieutenanr.Colonel, has raised a
yeoman Body of Cavalry, to serve without pay,
and..which, for appointments and. discipline, bids
fair to rival the most experienced Volunteers.—
The Colonel is nephew to 'Lord LosoutvaCt.
Nt,12.4. Buy( E ED, Esq, one'nf our Sheriffs, set a must
handsome example, by becoming a private in the
Corps.
London, England, 1803-12-23

BRIGHTON, 1)11c. tr.

Tun Sea rencibles, about 350 in n'umbir, were
inspeaed this mornirT• by Admiral PH ittr?e, at.
tended by Admird Sir EDMUND NAGLE, at the
bark of the Fort. The Admiral, who arrived here
a few days ago, was extremely pleased with the
conduel, skill, and appeajance of the m4n.
• The Rifle and the_Light Company of the Sussex
Were yesterday praCtited at firing at a bail of wood,
about the size of a' man's head, moored and floatitg
on the water, about two hundred yards from the
shore, and displayed excellent skill as marksmen.
Llut PE'LIIAn, as Lieutenant-Colonel of the Regi.
Illents was present, and gave the word of command.
London, England, 1803-12-24

OLDEST!. STATE LOTTERY OFfIOE,
Established in the Year p.p. •
No. 8, Charing-cross.
IVCARTER, laic Maddistues, most reSpea-
. fuliy informs his Friends and the Public in general,
that heis now Selling Tieketti and Shares in variety of num-
bi:ts at the above Office, where, for 63 years, innumerable
c.ipital- prizes have been Sold and Shared, and all r4es paid
on demand.
Thu peculiar advantage of the ensuing . Lottery, consisting
of only 26.000 Tickets, must be obvious. consequently a
considerable advance may be expected previous to tile Draw-
ing, which cOiriniences on the 9th ut
.January next.
Allkinds of Government Securities Bought and Sold by
Commission at this (Mee. .
London, England, 1803-12-24

This Day was published, Price is. 6J.
ODSLEY'i Original CELLAR BOOK; or,
D The BUTLER's ASSISTANT in keeping a regular
Account of his Liquors. For the Year 5804. To be cowl-
Pucci Annually.
The utility of such a Book as this to any Family who have
a Stock of Liquors in their Cellar, and wish to know how it
is expended, is so obvious as to need no comments: if proof
'were wanting, the extensive Sale of this.. Book, which has
been annually reprinted for a long series Of years, is sufficient
evidence.
To this Edition is added DireEtions for the Management of
Malt Liquors in the Cellar, Bottling, &c. &c.
London: Printed for Symonds, No so, Paternos—
ter- row ;W. March, Ludgate-hill ;j. Harris, corner of St.
Paul's Church-yard; Knight and Tripnwik, St. James's-
strict ;" Kirby, Bond-street; and Mills, No, 368, Oxford-
erect.

CHAPPLE's LIBRARY, PALL-MALL.
This Day Wai published, in ,Four Volumes) price Os.
MALVINA, an interesting Navel, by Machme
C****, Authoress of Clare D'Albe, and Amelia
Mansfield.
• Translated from the French by Miss GUNNING.
Printed for T. Huisr, Paternoster-mw; C. Chapple,
No. 66, Pali-Mall; and No. so, Sauthampton.row,.Ru,s.ell.
square; and R. Dutton, No. 45, Graceciturch.street.
Also, inst published;
r. Convent of St. Michael, A.rale taken from a Geiman
Manuscript of the Seventeenth Century, 2 vols. 7s.
,2. The Union, a Novel, 3 vols. as.
3. litunatt Frailties, by Miss Miniflo, 3 vols. us.
London, England, 1803-12-24

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
ANY Person or Persons willing to contra& fgr
j BUII.1)ING•a NEW BRIDGE across-the RIVER
Wlth,near.Cat:lcon,, in thc County of Monmouth, either
""tn:Stone orl ren, or partly Stone and partly Iron, are de-
'jet; to deliver their Plans and Estimates thereof at my Office
'dclicpStow on or before the loth day of faimary next, or
tome, at the Three Salmons Inn, Usk, on Wednesday the
1-ith of January, by Ten &Clock in the Ferreifoon, th,it the
stmeniay be laid before the Magistrates, at the General Quar-
ter Sessions to be holden gai tharDay.
TUR roN, Clerk of the Peace.
hepstow, Dec. 8, 18p3..
London, England, 1803-12-24

19 E

SAI UR DA Y. DECEMBER 24, 1803.

GREAT. NOVELTY !.
Expressly prepared for the Holidays.
ROYAL l'Y THEATRE,
4 WELLS-STREET, GOODMAN's-Fl ELDS.
'ON MONDAY NEX T, December , 26, , and
during , the Holidays, will be presented, never per-
formed at this Theatre, a Comic Pantomime, with exten.
sive Scenery, Machinery, Me6;ll.mical Changes and bccep-
tions, called
. THE PHCENIX;
Or, HARLEQUIN AND LILLIPO.
In the course of which, a grand Variety of Seenerr will be
displayed, particularly Mons. Garnerin and Captain Son -
den's Arial Voyage in a Balloon, with an exact Repre-
. sentation of its Appearance over LOnclon; and its Descent
near Colchester; and lastly, the Manor Vault into a most
magnificent Fairy Grove.
Preceding which, also first time, a Comic Entertainment of
Music and Dancini, called
WHO PAYS THE PIPER? .

in the course of the Evening, the PATAGONIAN SAMP-
SON, whom Mr. ASTLEY has engaged for Six Nights,
willgo through his surprising Feats of Strength, accompa-
nied by a Groupe of Savages.
During the above most extraordinary Exercise, the Five
PAN DEAN. M I NSTRiiLS from Vauxhall Gardens,
execute vario'ts MArriair Pieces dr -MuSic,- each Pervan at
the same thric playing on Two Instruments.
New Comic Songs, by Mrs.' H E ItBER, I', Mr. THORPE,
and. Mr. 1011ANNOT.•
The whole to conclude with, Ist tine, an Historical Fael,
produced by Mons. LA To called •
THE FRENCH FOREST,
In the course of which will be displayed several Broad Sword

Combati.
Box 4s. Second Price U.-Pit 23. Second Price is.—First
Gallery Is. Second Price 6d: —Upper Gallery 61.
Doors to'be opened at Half past five. tocommence at Halt
past Six precisely. Half-price at Half past Eight o'Clock.
Places to be taken at the Box-Otlice of the Theatre from
Eleven till Three o'Clock.

,
This Day was published, t
,In Two very thick Volumeslamo. Price Rs. in boards,
i
TH. REVOLUTIONARY' L U-TA
exhibiting the most DISTINGUISHED CHARAC-
TERS, Luir.itAaY, MlLtra.rtv, and PoLt-rmat., in the
recent Annals of the FRENCH REPUBLIC; the-greater
part irons the Original Information -of
A GENTLEMAN resident at Paris.
The Biographical •Memoirs include, among others, the
WHOLE of the CONSULAR EANIILY, with the Ge-
nerals..and Admirals employed to invade England r with
Copious Lives of MOREAU, PICHEGRU, FOUCHE,
SI EYES,TALLEYRAND, ANDREOSSY,MASSVA,
&c.

, Including, a mired display of the singulat POLICE
now existing at PA It I S. .
To•which, as an Appendix, is reprinted entire, the cele-
brated Pamphlet of
"KILLING NO MURDER."
Printed for iGhn Murray, No, 32, Fleet•street; London.,
Where may be had, lately published,.
.•.
letters of a Matneluke; or; a Moral and" Criticatlldlure
of the Manners of Paris ; from the French of Joseph. La-
vallec. In a vols. limo. price9s. In boards.
London, England, 1803-12-24

NUMIjER 3516. j

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LANE.
ON MONDAY NEXT, December z 6, 180,3,
will be presented,
A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE,
Colonel Feignwell, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Freeman, Mr. BARTLEY ;
Sir P. Modelove, Mr. WALDRON ; -
Obadiah Prim, Mr. DOWTON ;
Tradelove, Mr. MADDOCKS; •
Perriwinke, Mr. SU ETT ;
Sackbur, Mr. PA LMER ;
Simon Pure, Mr. RUSSEI:L.
Mrs. Prim, Miss POPE 4 •
Anne Lovely, Miss MELLOW.
WITH
THE CARAVAN;
Or, The DRIVER AND HIS DOG.
The araelers by
Mr. BCh
ARTI.EY, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. HOLLAND,
Mr. BANNISTE)Z, jun. Mr. GIBBONS,
Master WEST, Mr. (SHER, Mr. MADDOCKS.
Mrs. H..IOHNST.ON, Miss DE CAMP.
On TuesdaYw The Grecian Daughter, with The Caravan.
On Wednesday,_ The Wife of Two Husbands, with The
Caravan.
And on Thursday, George Barnwell, after which a nriv
vrind Pantomimic Ballet, called Cinderilla ; or, The
tnikite.
The PUblic are most respeCifully inforrned.that Mrs. Tor-•
dan it engaged at this Thew re, and will make her first Ap-
prar4l4ce on Monday, Jan. ad, in the Character of the Coun-
try

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
O N MONDAY NEXT, December 26, 1803,
will be presented,
THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND.

Strictland, Mr. 'MURRAY ;
•
• Ranger, Mr. LEWIS ;
Frankly, Mr. BRUNTON ;
Bellamy, Mr. CLAREMONT ;
jack Meggot, Mr, KNIGHT.
Mrs. Stri&land, Mrs. ST. LEG ER ;
Clarinda. Mrs. G LOVER ;
Jacintha, Mrs. MILLS ;
Lucetta, Mrs. MATTOCKS;
'cony, Miss LESERVE:'
To which will be added, fur the first time, a Pantomime
Entertainment, called
HARLEQUIN', RACES ;
Or, TIME BEATS ALL ;
With new Scenery, Mlchincry, Dresses, and Decorations.
The Overture and Music. entirely new, and composed by
: . Mr. DAVY.
Principal Pantomime Charafters by
Mr. B 4 t LOGNA, KLANE RI%
.` Master MENAGE, 14/Ir. L.. BOLOGNA,
Mr. DUBOIS, (with Song).
Mrs. FREDERICK.
With a PAS. StUL by, Miss H. BOLOGNA.
• Principal Vocal Characters by
Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. KIND, Mr. BYRNE.
Mrs. BRAMWELL, Miss MARTYR.
same favourite Pieces of Scenic Machinery from Harlequin
„ Oberon, and other popular Entertainments.
Tue'sday, the Tragedy or Richard the Third.
On Wednesday,' 'rhe Man of the World.
On Thursday, the Tragedy.of Mary Queen of Scots.
London, England, 1803-12-24

NINTH OF JANUARY, 1804,
THE STATE LOTTERY CUMMenCeS Draw.
ing.—TICKETS AND SHARES are on Sale at
the Corner of Buildings, Cornhiii, and facing the Gate
of the King's Mews, Charing-cross, London; the °dices of
RICHARDSON, QOODLUCK, and Co.

SECOND LOTTERY for
To begin Drawing the 9tll January itext
SWIFT and Co. No. tt, Poultry, are selling
TICKETS and SHARES of the present Lottery,—
This ()nice (tirst established in the Year 1759) has been re-
markable for the Sale of capital Prizes, particularly,
In-the last" Lottery,. • •In the Loiterydr:o.vn in April.
No, 126, a iifiZCOl,Colosoool No. 1499 a PTIZe 01.,C • 5,•00
20,430, Ditto 5,0001 41,096 MIA° 2,0?!
With others to a great amount. " •
London, England, 1803-12-24

STATE •LOVI:EItY, 18;,3,

BEGINS DRAWING the 91!► uf JANUARY
tgo4.

SCII g NI C.
No. of Prizes. Val. of ca. t. Total Value.
2 Of £20,000 is £40,000
2 - 10,000 , 2a,Q00
2 Soo() - 10,000
3 - 2,000 6,0n0
6 - 1,000 - 6,000
io 's4* - 5,000
20 • .
2" 4,000
So . too - 5,000
100 - 50 - 5,000
6,325 . 2a - 126,500

26,000 Tickets k427,soca
First drawn Ticket Seventh Day - - ,C.a0,000
Ditto Last Day
' Are part of the above Capitals.
TICKETS atyl SHARES are SELLING at EVERY
LICENSED torrEitv-OFFICE ,• and the
PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - C• 17 8 o
Half 90 o Eighth . 26 e
quarter 4 it o Sixtechth 3 o

FEMALE; BLOC RAPIIY.
This Day Was published,
In six handsome Volumes, Oloadeciniu, price One Guinea
and a Halt; in boar Is, or Two founds, clegantly bound,
"GiENIALE BIOGRAPHY ; Or. Metn:rits of Re.
markable awl I Ilirstrious Women of all AgeS and Coun-
tries, impartially and taittifully 'Corilp led trout the most au-
theatre sources, and arranged alphaneiic.:lly.
interesting and valuable Work is iniispensable to the
completion ofevlry Lady's Library', and it is a suitable Com-
panion at School to Young Ladies who are finishing their
Lthlcation. All the Characters have been seleti.;:l and writ-
ten with the most attentive regard to the promotion of virtue,
and all the usual attriaions r,t Bto4raphy have throughout
the Work been brought in aid of the established principles a
Religion alai Morality.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paurr.Chureli-
yard, and to be had of all Booksellers.
London, England, 1803-12-24

DL LTV,

Sir it. CA.I.DP it's Squadron arrived safely in Ban.
try Bay on Friday last: They consist of Four Sail
of the Line. Their appearance had originated a
report, which was extensively circulated yesterchiy,
of the arrival of 'a French Fleet off Kerry._ _

On Saturday evening the Wicklow robber, Mi.
chisel Dwyer, was brought to town by Capt. HUME,
under an escort of Yeoman Cavalry.
Thursday last, in consequence of a communica-
tion from Major Sim Captain LONGFIBLD, of
the Philipstown Yeomanry, went with a small party
to a house at Ballycommon, in which it was in-
timated two . noted Insurgents Were concealed,
Thomas Wilde and lON ill'llfahon, both of
Cork-street, in this City, anti for apprehending
each of whom a reward of tool. is offered by Procla.
—Matioll from Government. Finding from the situa-
tion of the place, having round the house' a parapet
wall, and observing some men peeping over it, at
the same time understanding that there were some
deserters with the above-mentioned desperadoes,
Capt. LONGFIELD judged the banditti were pre.
fared for a desperate resistance, and therefore
ound it necessary to send for a reinforcement,
Which he obtained in Capt:iin Donosoiv, of the
j4h Dragoon Guards, and some of his men.=—
Upon the onset she Insurgents tired, and killed the
last mentioned Officer, and wounded the gaoler of
Philipstown : the villains who Iv+d been seen skulk.
ing under the parapet wall, "it appeared, were
armed ivith blunderbusses.; those that were in the
touse.thsew out loge stones and. pierces of slates to
m'noy their assailants. The Insurgents ut length,
finding the place untenable,fied,and unluckily escaped
by an adjacent bog, but it is probable will be short-
IYapprehended. There was found in the house from
Which they were routed a quantity of ammunition.
London, England, 1803-12-24

Mrs. LRAMWELL, Miss MAlcryK.
Sore; favourite Pieces of Scenic Machinery from Harlequin
Oberon, and other popular Entertainments.
0n Tudday, the Tragedy of Richard the Third.
011 Wednesday,' The Nlan of the World.
On Thursday, the Tragedyof Mary Queen of Scots.
Greenwich, Dec. 1%3.
SEMINARY for FOURTEEN YOUNG GF.NTLEMEN.
DR. HEY WOOD) returns his warmest Thanks
to his Friends, for their very liberal countenance of his
limited Plan. Ucgs to infarm them and the Public, that he
continues to receive Fourteen Pupils ohly. They will be
*qualified for any of the Public Schools; or such Commercial
,":;.! Naval Departments as their Parents or Guardians may
'rea• He continually attends their Studies himself, with
ene resident Assistant ; and, together with Mrs. Heywood,
"AO breakfasts, awl, in general; dines with the Young
Gentlemen.—No Parlour Boarders or Day Scholars are re-
• ceivcrl.
Further Particulars may be had at No. 72, Gra-cechurch-
Street; or of himself at Greenwich.
London, England, 1803-03-02

YARMOUTH, MARCH r.

' SAILED the Barrister, FowLs, for Rotterdam ;
rargaret, DODDS, Autumn, THOMPSON, and
Blessing's Increase, RICHARDSON, for Dort ; and
Perseverance, LANDatts, for Gorec ; all from Sun.
i
' acrland, with coals.
London, England, 1803-03-02

LAiva.rta. zs.

OR Monday last, Capt. HADDocit, of the Slat
Cutter, belonging to Rye, took at Sea ;Go tubs of.
contraband spirits', and on .Tuesday, the same,
attive Officer se i zed,: and,,eonveyed to the Custom:
14045 e at the above placti,- sao casks of the same
uneustotneci liquor.
In-the morning of yesterday sc'nnight, the New..
'haver) Riding Officers, assistethby the crew of
,the,
Seaford boat, fell in .with a gang of Smugglers, in
number about one hundred and fifty, near the Bar.
racks at Bletchington, _from whom, after a rutty
sharp conflitt,. with bludgeons, cutlasses, and pis.
tali, they seized 88 casks of contraband spirits and
two horses, with which they, were retreating, but
being pursued by the Smugglers, the amnia was .re-
newed, and obstinately maintained for about a guar.
to of an hour,. during !.which..time the 011ieers,kept
constantly firing theirpistols at the enemy, several
of whom were wounded, as were, many of their
horses, and those deemed the most valuable, in a
shucking manila, some having had. their eyes cut
out, some their ears cut off, and others that indif.
ferent parts of the body. The Smugglers at length
gave way', - and left the Offioers in, possession of
thitty.nine casks more .of spirits, and four Small
parcels of tea, the whole of which were afterwards
Safely lodged in the Costotn.tiouse at Newhaven,
,The Officers escaped with some severebrvists ;.. and
the Smugglers, we believe, without any mortal
wounds ; but orfe or two of .tlicir.borses have since
London, England, 1803-05-07

HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT-ROOMS.

MR. ASHE most respedfully acquaints the
Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in general, that his
BENEFIT is fixed for Wednerday Evening, June 1, iBO3,
When will be performed
A GRAND CONCERT •
OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. •
The full particulars of which will be given in future Ad.
Vertisements.
Tickets at vas. 6d. each, to be had of Mr. Ashe, No. 11,
Vine-street, Piccadilly ; and at all the principal Music.
shops.
London, England, 1803-05-07

THAM'ES.AND MEDWAY CANAL.

THE-ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the
P ROPR 1 ETO RS of this Underiaking, will be hoklen
at the Faloon-Inn, at Cravesend, on Saturday the t4th of
May instant, at 12 o'Clock at Noon precisely.
WM. SCUDAMORE, Clerk.
Maidstone, sth May, 1803.
London, England, 1803-05-07

CHEST AT cnerHAm.

THIS is to give Notiet, that the Right
_Hon.
ihe Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury
have been pleased to. appoint Money to pay PENSIONS,
due the Pensioners belonging to the Clist at' Chatham,
to Lady-day„lBo3 ; and that the said Pay will begin on
Monday the 20th0ay alone, tBo3, at the Cheat Room, in
His Majesty's Dock-yard at Chatham.
London, England, 1803-05-07

SHIP NEIVS.

YARMOUTH, MAY S.
•
Arrived—the Portitude, Ranney, from Charente; Two
Co4l Ships ; Mercury, Cock, from Amsterchim.
Sailed—the Tartar, Diaper, for Leith ; and Yare, Harris,
for Norway.

GRAVESEND, MAY 5.
Passedlty—the Britannia, from ‘Vaterford ; Sedan-
lons, Ingraham, from Oporto ; William, Anderson, front
Wexford ; Lucy, Howell, from Guernsey ; Diana. —.
from Limerick ; Samuel and Thomas,..----, from Westport
and Jenny, Clare, from Charente.
Sailed-the Kitty, Worts, for P etersbu rgh ; Concord,
Watson, for Elsinore; Hibernia, Caughey, for Belfast; Re-
solution, Morris, for Waterford; Thomas, Lawe, from
Ostend; and Vrow Toinka, Okker, for Bremen.
London, England, 1803-05-07

SMEDLEY's CREDITORS.
THE CREDITORS ivho have executed the
Deed of Assignment of the Estate and EfFets of
ISAAC SMEDLEY, late of Aldermanbury; in the City
of London, Hosier, drc. may receive a, Dividend of Ss. 6d. in
the Pound ou their- respeelive Debts, by applying and pro-
ducing their cespeclive Securities to Mr. John Moss, No. 23
Tabernacle-row, City. Road, St. Luke's, any Wednesday or
Friday morning (subsequent to the 16th instant) between the
the hours of Nine and Ten.
May 6, 1803.

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Containing a Review of various Articles in ditlirent
Branches of Literature ; among which are, Coxe's Memoirs
of Lord .Walpole I Chatteiton's Works, by Southey
lones's Analysis of the Epistle to the Romans ; Marshall
on the Law of Insurance; Sandford's Sermons.for Young
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ROYAL AIVII"ItiTHBATRt.
, ASTLEV'S, WESTMINSTER-BLIDGE.
Under the Patronage of their Royal Highn6;es the PRiNCt
Of WALEt and 1)11K E 9fYORI.
Most assuredly the Last Week of the fopuhr Ballet of Ac.
tion of ZELICO.
ON MONDAY NEXT, May rho jth, and Five
following Evenings, will be preserved, first time this
pison., and most assuredly for Six Nigh only, the Grand
klistortcal Spectacle of • _ _

, FAIR ROSAMOND,-
• Or, wooosTocK BOWER.
Fair Rosamond by Mrs. ASIL EY.
Ladies in Waiting. Pages, Guards, ktflians, &C.
The whole pourtraying the Manners aid Costume of the
Eleventh Century. The Speatcle VIII commence with
a Sptendid Procession, on King ilenros returning a Con-
queror from France; the whole of the Body-Guards dress-.
ed in Coats of Mail, with appropriax Banners, and Grand
Mania! Bind.
Previous to which, and for the last %reek, an Indian Ballet
of Action, composed by Mons. ST. P 1 ERR E, called
ZELICO;
Or, TFIF. RIVAL MEXICANS.
Those celebrated Horsemen, Messrs. SMITH and C ROSS-
N, will, with their Troop of Equestrians, gra through'
various unpa rat leled
FEATS OF lIORSEMANSHIP.
The part of the Clown by Mr. CROSSMAN.
in the course of the Evening, various Comic Songs.
The whole to conclude with (xsth time) a New flade_
quinacle, with extensive Scenery and Machinery; uncom-
mon Changes, Magical Tricks, &c, called
SILVER STAR ; .
Or, The MIRROR OF WITCHCRAFT. •
Harlequin, Mr. TAYLOR;
Barney (with a Song), Mr. JO FIAN NOT ;
Clown, Mr. LAURENI' ;
And Columbine, Mrs. WYBRt)SV,
The whOlc invented and produced by Mr. ASTLEY,.jun.
(j" On Monday the itStri will. he presented (for the first
time), a new Ballet of Adion, by Mons. St. Pierre, called
The Marriage- Contracl.
*4k* The following. Novelties arein great forwardness, and
will, be produced with all speed :—A new Grand Serious
Spedacle by Mr. Astley, jun. and a new Comic Pautoinime
by Mr. Laurent. The whole with` new and extensive
Scenery, Machinery, Dresses. Music, &c. • -
Doors to be opetted,at I lalf past Five. To begin at Half
Past Six:—Boxes.p. Second Price zs. Pit as. Second Price Ts.
Caller), ts. Second Price 6d.—Second Price to commence
at Hall past Eight o'Clock precisely.
Places to betaken at the Box-Ottice, Westminster-bridge,
from Ten till Three o'L lock.