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TTHEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. •
O-MORROW EVENING, Feb. 8, 0303)
will be performed, a New Comedy, called
HEAR BOTH SIDES.
With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorationi.
The aers by.-
Mr. DOWTON,Chara Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
,fir. C. KF.NIBLE, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. SUETT,
Mr. witouGHToN, Mr. CHERRY,
Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. WEWTZER,
. Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. COLLINS;
Mrs..POPE, and Mrs. JORDAN.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BAN NI STE R, jun.
The Epilogue by Mrs. JORDAN.
WITH

MIDAS.
On Wednesday, The Merchant of Venice ; the Part of Shy.:
Third, being
lock by the Gentleman who performed King Richard the
Pantomime.
his 4th Appearance on any Stage; with the new,
, .
On Thursday, Hear Both Sides, with A House to be Sold.
VT The Public are reskalfully informed that (111Sattlr
u3Y the tgth, will be produced a new Musical Drama, called
Tne Hero of the North.' , .

-TIIIEATRE-ROYAL, COVENTA3ARDEN.
O-MORROW ii.VENIXO,• Feb. 4), 1€;7,3,‘
will he performed.
THE CABINET.
Orlando, Mr. !MAHAN! ;
Peter, Mr. MUNDEN ;
Whimsiculo, Mr. FAWCErT ;
And Lorenzo, Mr. INCLEDON.
• - Curioso, Mrs. mArroCKS;
Constantia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ;
And Floretta, Signora STORACE.
WITH
„„_ ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
Lot Centletnan who performed the Charaeler of Hamlet, •
pr the first time, was received with unbouned applause
a most crowded audience: he will repeat they Character ort
ter ncxr, with The Farmer.
un 'Thursday', Delays and Blunders, with A Tale of Mys-
y .
on Friday, The Man of the World, with Paul and yir.
W_an faturday, The Cabinet, with The Review, or The
s o indsor.
A new Comedy is in rehearsal, and will be produced next
week.

M ~..
. ,
ERLIN, ever 'solicitous to express his Grati-
,_.. rude to a generous Public, and to evince his earnest
14c4lre of their gratification, does mast seriously lament that a
i'rit're and dangerous illness Navin; prevented him for these
V" *mks past from exhibiting his unparalleled Magical
oving Pidures himself, and that during his confinement,
00e et his People, totally unacquainted with the manage.
tent of that,G rand Machine.,'having taken upon himself to
has it, without the knowledge of Mr. Merlin, he finds it
naa been exhibited in so slovenly and improper a manner,
that has nearly obscured the intrinsic meritof the Magical
llitiiion ; Merlin therefore has the honour to. inform those
'who wish to see the whole in perleclion, that he will hiin-
ult. daily attend (thugh extremely weak) to exhibit. the
above, between the tatrs of One and Two at "Noon, and
Eight and Wipe. at Night.
No. ti, Princes-street, Hanover-square.
..

MILSOU-STREET, BATH.
MR. GAIMES begs leave to acquaint the No.
bility and Gentry at Bath, that from his ill state of
health he has been induced to decline his Business in this
Patron begs leave to .offet thein our j Thanks for the
ge he has uniformly boon honoured with.
Not having yet disposed of the Lease of hi: Premises, he
now offers the whole of his tasteful and well manutadured
ihelt at Prime Cost, and, in many instances, much under
Con being determined, from the expellee Of Carriage,
ate. to Sell at prices that willadmit
ofno competition.'

•
MILSOM-STREET, BATH.
LE ASE of Elegant, Roomy, and. Commodious Premises.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
E LEASE of; the Elegant Shop and ,Roorns,
I`H
's and. Commodious House, No. 41,- Milsorn.street,
oh. The Furniture, which is nearly new, may betaken
The
at a Valu.
Premises are well calculated for Letting, :lawn' al-
. ,'Pttys command a preference. The Stock may he taken, or
tot, at the Purchaser's option.
toMr. Evil, Auctioneer, Bath.

Wti CHURCH 'PREFERMENT.
ANTED to PURCHASE, where an early
Presentation may be expaled, a LIVING of from
ago'. to 4001. per anruim.
Letters,.(post-paidi diretted to A. B. No. 6, Smith-street Chelsea, will be attended to. ,

MONEY ACCOMMODATIONS AND COMMER-
M• • CIAL CONCERNS,
ANUFACTURERS, Traders, and Others,
may be suppo any amount, by an advance on
'Woollens, Linens, CoCottons, all kind of Hardware, or any
other Speciei,ot' Goody
.and Metehanclize, manufaCtured or
tanwrought, for any time convenient to the Party, at legal
interest and\a moderate commission.
The Connexions. and Correspondence of the Advertisers,
both Foreign and Domestic, althrd th: constant means of a
Er and advantageous IVI arltet for Coods of every kind.
• 'Chow overbtocked. wi th Goods, or wishing to extend their
Trade, will find this a desirable Resource or when disap-
Pointed in Rtveipts, will always meet with immediate and
eire4tial aid.
Every 4 plication will receive attention, and the business
conductLd with a promptitude and .delicacy, which have
always given satistadiOn, by letters addressed, or personal
APplication, from ten till three, to'Suiton and Co. No. 17,
tipper King-street, Bloomsbury-square, London.,

TTo THE CURIOUs IN FISH SAUCK',
HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
general, are respeafuily informed,. lOHNI BURG F,SS
uttl SON's GENUINE ESSENCE
of ANCHOVIES,
continues to be prepared 14 them in. the same manner that
has given such universal approbation tin. many years.past
; Thv long justly-acquired superiority of that Article. is
t'Uy Colliirllted in the opinion of the Country at large, and of
s'rsoits resident in all
.parts of the World, and haring stood
richel/11 of trial, ranks: Fin the situation it now maintains.
genial utility of their Essence otA nchovies and other
au for Fish; ikc. induces them,frtim the numerous
4dverrisentens daily appeng, to caution Familiet, Ace.. in
Purotasins the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine,
put at the Warehouse as under.
Every other Article in the Oil ,Trade for family use, of the
ivest quality.
West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, he. Officers in
I,IIP A..rtny and Navy, supplied upon the slionest notice for
Sue Bast and West Indies, rke.
(gt For the convenience JohnFamilies in Seiitland, they
mve appointed Messrs. R. ston and Co. Edinbiligh,
their sole Agents for Fish Sauces.
Warehoug, No. to 7, corner of Savopsteps,
Strand, London.
MBY HIS MitJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
it. SWIVIOND, Surgeon-Dentist, Bath, re,.
spattully acquaints those of the Nobility 4nd Gentry
;!',llO have experienced the benefit resulting front the use of
tnLDentrifice and Lotion for Preserving and Beautifying the
ETH andGU NI S, that it may be obtained at the folle•W-
Places in Town, viz. at Messrs.Gattie and Lee's, No;s2,
4‘cw Bond-street ,• Hendrie and Son, Tichborn.street, Goi-
it:ii,sre.; Golding, Cornhill ; Cryer, ditto; Watts, Cite-
st' "°. 473, Strand ; Hazil, Surrey-strivt, BlaCkfriars-
; 'and, fiir the greater convenience of those residing in The couotry they may pmco red in mot 01 the principal
.
Towns throe' the United Kingdom.
Also, his ANODYNE TINCTURE for the cure of the
:Ifoottr:Acbc, and Tooth-Brusheti.of Vatiolis si4es 4114 t"7
tut; ou the best coustrudion fut Alec. •

ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE SITUA-
TION OF INFANT CHIMNEY SWEEPERS.
London Coffee-House, Feb. 4. '
AT a MEETING of the SUBSCRIEERS ,to
this ASSOCIATION, held here this Day
JOHN JULIUS ANGEItSEIN, Esq. in the Chair;
The following Resolutions were agreed ita i
_ Resolved, 'That the following Noblemen and Gentlemen
be appointed a Committee for lurtherine the Plans and Mea.
sines proper to be adopted by this Association.
Earl Grosvenor . Mt. T. Everett
~ •
The Bishop of Durham Mr. 13. M. Forster.
'Right Hon. Lord Somerville Mr. W. Fry ', •
Sir Francis Baring, Bart. ,Dr. Hawes •
• Mr. Angerstein _ Mr. Hcbden
Mr. Robert Barclay Mr. Marriott •
Mr. Baring ' Mr. Pearkes '
Mr. T. 13ernard '' ' ' Mr. Alderman Rowcroft
Mr. Thomson Bonar _ Mr. Stainforth
Mr. T. Bonar, jun. ' .- Mr. ll.'P. Watts.
Mr. P. Colqhoun
Resolved, That the abOvre Committee be summoned to at.
tend at the London Coffee-house, on Friday next, the teth
instant, at Twelve o'Clock precisely, 'for the purpose of pre-
paring the necessary Regulations for the Government of this
Association.
Resolved, That a General Meeting .of the Subscribers be
licid at the' Lontlon Collbe,honse,' eer :octet is tilt Cotnraitteo.
are ptepared to make their Report. -
Resolved, That the Earl of Moira and T. H. Broadhead,
Esq. be added to the Committee. '
Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the
Chairman, for his huthane Attention to the Business Of this
• Day.
Signed by Order,
a ' • WILLIAM TOOKE.
. . ~
. Subscriptions continue to. be' received by Messrs. Ham- •
Mersleys, Pall-mall; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-qreet ; Messrs.
Down and Co. Bartholomew-lane ; and by . MeSSrs. Newn-
ham,. Everett, and Co: Mansion-house-street, Bankers.
It is the intention of the Subscribers to propose a Premium
for the Invention of the best and cheapest Machine, to be ap-
proved of by the Society for the Encouragement ofArts, Ma-
nufadurc, andoCommeree, for effectually cleansing'. Chim-
nies, so as in time to superiede .the necessity of employing
those unfortunate Infants : and, in case- of success, to pro-
mote,- by their example, •its general Adoption.
It is also proposed, should the Subscription be adequate
•to establish-an Instititti•an for Educ.Jing and Cloathing the
present miserable Objeas of this Charity, until they can be
placed out, as it may hereafter be determined on by the Sub-•
scribers. .
Until these obje4ls can.be attained, it is the intention of the'
Subscribers to watch, as far as may be in their power, the
eiandua ofthe Masters of those unfortunates, and to prevent
the Commission of those numerous Ads of Cruelty so no-
toriousi y inthaeciron them.
suhscriptions received since the last Advertisement :
tJacob Warner, Esq ,C 5 o o Thomas Allen • - s 0 0
. Stocgular - 1 t a The Lord Mayor 5 o o
. r. RiVAZ 2 2 ri The Bishop of Fares 5 ; 0
A. R. - - oto 6 Dr. Hallam - 3 3 0
S• (' • - - - 22 o Abel Moysey, Esq. 20 0
John Bailey,Esq,(ltoyal . Sir. S. Lushlngton s o 0
Ezell:wee) . 5 5 a ,"Charles Batty . - I t 0
Rob. Barclay, Esq. ; 5-0 Francis Oannaney 1 1 0
Chs. Barclay, Esq. z I o J. R. 5 0 0
.. - -
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- r i o Richard Bull . - Z 2 0
Quarles Harris • ,
,g s o Miss Bull -
.. 1 1 0
•A• 1.1: I). .•2,0. o M. Stuart (cOach..of. '
Geo: .Jetiery 22 0 Bee) • - . az 0 '
Person unknown 05, ,o Daniel Giles, Esq.' 5 5.0
B..and L. - e II o MrAnaPPelfromptont 1 0
Tho. Scott . it t' o Miss Vyne .. -z 2 0
I; Angerstein ss o Rev.Mr:Guitfirdicti t. z o
Argles ' -• . z 1 a Mrs. Guifflirdien • i I 0 .
1. Hobbe4#o. . i• 1 1 Charles Stukey - i t a
W. Wallis - it e A Lady ... : ...- e.e to 6 -
Tho. Frampton az•o E. S. • ' -. I t °
Do. for a Lady ' tro Mrs. Scott ..,
.3 3 0 '
R. D. - 2 2 0, Sir T. Appreice,.. 10t..; s 0
Earl of Moira, by•
Major-Gen; Forbes z 1 o
Messrs. Coutts •. 5 5 o The Earl of Carlisle s S
,O,
Mrs. Hall,• by do. r 1 0 Arch. Preston,•Esq: 5•5- • o
Miss Bowles, by doi i i o H. R. Willis, Esq. .1 t .0
T. Coutts, Eve.. do. s 5 o Mr. W. Dance - x-l' a
-Major-Gen. Hastings, Rt. Hon. Lord Bags r to • o • 0'
do. - z 2 0 Hon. Ricliardßagot 2 0 o:
Mrs. C.. Hastings, do. 2 2• 0 Lady C harlotte.Dun. • ... .
Mrs. Lowe, do. tt o combo - -,3 ,3 0
E. Antrobus, Esq. do. 5 5 a Sir Richard (Lunen- : • • ' • •
• CouttsTrotter,Es.do.z z p Bart - ' -$ 5 0
Edw. Mirjoribanks, ' Mr. Ord - -• t r'o '
Esq. 40, - 22 0 Mr. Cavendish..: - ,1 1 o
WM. Taylor i 1- o Mr.' W. H. Irby • t z 0
os. Howell . z fO. Miss H. - -ato 6'
H. J. Groenvelt 55a W. Vaughan, Esq. 3' 30 '
Wilson Bukbeck 2• 2 0 Messrs. Hardeattle
'aim W. Adam, Esq. a t a and Reyner - • 5• 5 o

HOUSE WANTED.
WANTED, a Roomy HOUSE, in An airy Situa-
tion West of Temple Bar, FURNISHED or UN-
FURNISHED, but the latter would be preferred.
• Direa, with Particulars (post-paid) to A. H. Mr. Laid.
law's, No. 23, Strand.

THE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,-
Consisting of 44,000 Tickets.—To begin Drawidg, April 4,
1803.
GRAND SCHEME.

No. of Prizes. .
Value ox each. Total Value.
4 Prizes of 3C. 20,000 is X. 80,000
3 to,bo, 30,000
3 .... s,ozo ri,ooo
3 »» 2,000 ..... 0)0
5 1,000 -- 5000
3* ..... Zoo --- 3000
60 .--- 50 -- 3,000
I z,Soo ......, 2.0 , 250,000

44, ooi) Tickets. - 4. 39200°
(fir" This Scheme differs from all others tOr many years
past, in the circumstance of nut having any. Prizes fixed for
particular days.
SWIFT and Co. No. t It Poultry, are appointed
by Government to sell the Tickets and Shares of the
above Lottery. This Office (establishexi in the year 1759)
has been fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, Till It.
TEEN of which were of the Last and Three preceding Lot-
teries, and some of them divided into many Shares.

Pursuant to a Deoree•of the High Court of Chancery made in
a Cause FUSS E LL againit THORNE,

THE CREDITORS and LEGATEES of JOHN'
BRADLEY, lateof Malls, in the County of Somerset,
Gentleman, deceased, are to come in andprove their several
Debts, and claim their respealive Legacies, before Edward
Leeds. Esq., one .of the Masters of the said Court, at his.
Chambers, in Southampton-buildings; Chancery-lane, Lon-
don, on or betiliv the 28t4I.Dity of February next ; or, in de-
fault thereof, they will lie-peremptorily excluded the Benefit
of the said Decree.

Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made
in a Cause FUSSELL against THORNE,
A NY: Persof.' or .Peesons claiming to be the
HEIR-or HEIRS AT LA. Mot TM-1g BRADLEY,
late of Mells, in the County of Somerset,.tlentlemin, de-'
ceased, are to come in and prove him th
eta.
selves, herself, or the.
selves, to be such. Heir or heirs at Law, before , Edward
Leeds, -Esc}_. one of the. Kasten of the said Court;, at his
Chambers in ,Soutlunipion-buildings, Chancery- bnc, Lon
don, on or before the atit day of February next. Arid the
first and second Cousins of the said Mtn Bradley, who were
living at the tinmol, his death, which happened mor about
the thtli clay of NoVember 179 z, or the Represen-
tatives of such of them as are since dead,' are likewise to
twine is before the said Master, anti,rnal:e out their Relation—
ship to ,the said John Bradley, on or before the said aStii, of
February next, or in Default thereof; they will be,peiviipto-
ray exolutied the benefit orate-said Dsmee..

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