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NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE.

AfER. BARTLEMAN- nio%t respraf.llliy nc-
IVI quaints the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in
.ge-
neral, that his ANNUAL CONCERT will be,perforrned
on FRIDAY NE/cT, the ist of June. The Performance
will be on the same grand Sealeas heretofore.

ACT I.
Grand Overture—Haydn. '
Glee, In the merry month of May—Dr. Cooke.
Song, Mr. BARTLEMAN, .0 Lord! have mercy upon

me—Pergolesi.
Quartet and Chorus,- Sing unto God—Dr. Croft.
Favourite New Glee," Donald," harmonized by Mr. Greato-

rex.
New Duet, Mr. HARRISON and Mr. BARTLEMAN—
Dr. Callcott.
Fourth Concerto (Violino Obligato Mr. F. Cramer)—Mar.

tini.

Scena, Mrs. BILLINGTON; Berenice ovesei—jomelli.
Air, Mr. HARRISON, March and Grand Chorus, Glory

to God—Handel.
ACT 11.
OVerture to I phigenia—G luck.
New Glee, Domestic Peace—Horsley.
New Song, Mr. HARRISON, Gentle Lyre—Horsley.
Duet and Chorus, Fear no danger—Purcell.
Song, Mr. BA RTI,,E MA N, Angel of Life—Dr. Callcott.
Cc-ttZ:erto French Ho: Mess. P ETR I D FS—,Petrides.
Celebrated Cantata, Mrs. BILLINGToN, From rosy
t'urcell.
urcel
Grand Chorus, Gird on thy Sword—Handel.
A List of the principal Vocal and Instrumental Perfomers
has been already published.
Leader of the Band (which will be numerous and complete),
Mr. F. CRAMFR.
Organ and Grand Piano Forte, Mi. GR EAT ORE X .
The Chorusses 'will be supported by the Young Gen-
tlerrien of St. Paul's Cathedral,7 and Wesrthinster Abbey,
and the Performers belonging to the Ancieis and Vocal COll.

certs. • •
Tickets, Half-a-Guinea each, to be had of Mr. l3artleman,
No. 9, Golden-square ; also at the Music Shops of Messrs.
Birchall, and Clements and Co.
*** No niore Tickets will be issued than the Room can
well accommodate. . .

ASTLEY's, WESTM,INSTER-lIRIDC E.
Under the Patronag,et,ltheir Royal Highnesses the Prince of
Wah Duke of York.

ON MONDAY MAT, May zB, and every
Evening until further Notice, will be presented (741
time) an entirely new Serio-Comic Pantomime, comprehend!.
ing the most txten,+ve Display of Mechanical Tricks and
Changes, ever produced, the whole written and invented by
Mr. BKADWLLL, caked

BONAFAI'3O ;
Or, HARLEQUIN KING OF EPIRUS.

In the course of which, Eigi►tccn entirely new Scenes will he
displayed, introclueing a routine of uncommon whimsical
A ventures oi the motley Hero. '
Tnc fantomime to conclude in the PAVILION of EN-

,CHANTMENT.
Precedi4 tne above, also 7th time, an entirely new Comic
Ballet of Action,- co.npo.;ed by Mr. GOURIET, called
NOC I URN AL REVELS.

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In the course of the Evening, Mrs. HERBERT will sing an
entirely New Song, written and composed by Mr. Cecil
Pitt, called " Spelling and Putting together."
Several FEATS of HORSEMANSFIIP.

The whole to conclude with (never performed) an entirely
New HiStorical National Spedacle, called
I SiiiB or, The SPANISH ARMADA.
Principal Charaders :
ENGLISH.
- Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. WALLACK ;
Earl of Essex, Mr. FISHER;
Eari,of Lerx..Stet,- Mr. '1;;AYI:Ot ' •
Anficees of State, Messrs. PINCO TT and DUBOIS ;
Lord Mayor of London, Mr. MORRISON ;
. • - Admiral Drake, Mr. ROBERTS ;. -
Admiral Howard, Mr. LA TO IS F. ;
Tom Hatchway, Mr. jOHANNOT.; a
Mldships, Mr. THO RP E ;
Ben Capstan, Mr. COSG ROVE ';
Old Oliver, Mr. DECASTRO • Page, Mrs. BROAD.
Mary, Mrs. TIE R'BERT ;
And Little Ben, Miss FISHER.
SPANIARDS.
Philip of Spain, Mr.. MERC E ROT ;
Duke of Medina, 'Mr. BOULANGE ;
Officers of State, Messrs. MARQUI, POYNTON, and
BANKS ' -
Abbots, Messrs. PORTER and LINK ;
English and Spanish Soldiers, English and Spanish Sailors,
Danfers, Pages, Attendants, &C. &c.
In the course of ie Spedacle, will be portrayed, a grand
Variety of Scenery, of which the following is the most
striking : —The Spanish Hall of Audience--A Street in
Spain—Cadiz, and a Panorama: View of the Spanish
Fleet—The Tower of London—Anti and Presence Cham-
bers in England—An English Street in old Times:—A Pa-
norama View of Tilbury_ Fort, and British Camp rear
Gravesend—Queen Elizabeth's Arrival, preceded by her
Officers of State, in grancl. Procession, on Horseback—
Exterior of Elizabeth's Palace -and lastly;frThe Two
Fleets in real Action, pourtraying an exact Representation
of that beautiful Picture painted by Mr. De Loutherbourg,
on the memorable destrudion of the Armada!
The Spectacle produced by, and under the immediate Di-
. redion of Mr ASTLEY, jun.
The Songs, Duets, Recitative, &c. written by Mr. UPTON.
Doors to be_opiened at Half past Five, to begin at Hall past
Six 0' Clock.
Box*. Second Price 2s.—Pit as. Second Price is.—
•Gallery is. Second Price 6d.
Second Price to continence at Half past Eight o'Clock
precisely.
Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the'Box-Office,
tVestininster-bridge, front Ten till Three o'Clock.

rr HE following is a Copy of a Letter addressed
to the Chevalier RUSPINI by Sir TAMES NOR-
CLIFF INNES, which, with the permission of that Gen-
tleman, is subMitted to the Public, as it contains: a striking
proof of the Efficacy attendant on the Chevalier's mode of
treating the Teeth.
" If the Chevalier Ruspini is at home, Sir Tames Norcliff
Innes will call on him at Twelve o'Clock, to shew.the Che-
valier and his Son a Tooth MI, Ruspini filled for Sir lames
in she year 1756, at Leyden. It is a curiosity' to see one SO,
long preserved, and shews the utility of a good Dentist, which
the Chevalier's Son may see if he is at home. 'Sir lames is
sixty-eight, and this is the only Tooth remaining of the large
Double Teeth. This is a proof of what may he done, if ap-
plication is made in due season. Sir James desires .to add,
that five of his Double Teeth.which are gone, had been filled
by approved Dentists.
" J. N. INNES."
No. 4S, Haymarket, May tom, 1804.

NEW INVENTED HATS.
TN consequence of the very great complaint of
late, of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr.
HARE, of No. 71, Strand, who has resided there these Zo
years, to try the experiment of mixing Moles' Fur with Bea.
ver, and which he has found to answer hiS most ardent expec-
tations, not only for their durability, which, on trial, will be
found to wear out near two such Hats as are made in the
usual way, the Mole Fur making than so-much finer, and of
a closer texture than the various coarse Furs that are usually
made use of in the Manufacturing of Hats ; and,
.with other
good qualities, the Fur will not come off; which has been so
much complained of of late, as well as their takiDg a most
beautiful Black, which 'will retain their colour and' being
the MAmulatturer of his own Hats, he sells them at the low
price 11.. 35. Stamps included.
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Liktwise a variety of Army and Na?ats,- Folding ditto,
Patent Silk_ Hats,_
Livery Hats, and Ladies and Childrens'
Hats, elegantly trimmed.
N. B. Worthy the attention ofMerchants for Exportation.
4--.„.* Mole Skins bought in any quantity. •
Letters (post-Pala); respecting Aluk Skins, wily at-
tended to. . .