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Maidstone, 24th Feb. I ge3

MILITARY EDUCATION.

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY:LANE. •'
TOMORROW EVENING,- March go 3,
will he per:in:riled a new Historical Pity, in Three
ittts, with Music, called
THE HERO OF THE NORTH..
With new Scenery,, Dresses, and Decorations.
The Overture and the 'Music cOmposed and seleded by Mr.
• )(ALLY.
The Charatters by
Mr. POPE,. Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. KELLY,
• ' Mr; RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON,
Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP,
Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. SEDGWICK,
Mr. GIBBONS, Mr. FISHER, Mr. EVANS,
Mr. CIPRIANI
Mrs. YOUNG, Miss.STE,
PHENS, Miss TIDSWOLL,
Miss MENAGE Mrs.
of Miners.
Mrs. BLAND, Miss ,TYRER.
Messrs. IT Wel Chorus
Maddocks, Cooke, H. Cahlfield, I.
Caulfield,. Dibble, Elliot, Smith, Rhodes, Aylmer,
IV__inou&hbY,Milbourn, Sawyer, lones, Sylvester, Heather,
• ananchard, &c. &c.
Chorus of ?tuns.
Mesds. Inanchard, Arne, Wentworth, Saunders, Williaos,
Coates. Maddocks, Wells, Watson, Bristow, Grimaldi,
if4llY9 Birder Wrag, Fisher, Robinson, Robiustio,
wrrii. . .

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THE CHILD OF NATURE.
Attarittils,- Mrs. :101tDAN.
%les 6s. &mild Pfice 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is.-.
‘B4ller3s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Pricey
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. fosbroek, at the
101'.- Office, Little,Russetll-street.
Doors to be opened at Half past five, and the performance
t°.,begin.,at Half past. Six.
n2r. Cooper, who made his rst Appearance on Monday
Cumin Cooper,
Hamlet, having been received with the most un-
colluded applause, he will repeat that Charleler on Satur-
2144ext, with the Farce of AU the World's a Stage.
On Monday, The Hero of the North.

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• • 7 rOURTII TIME.
THEATRE-ROIAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, March 10, 1803,
will be pteaented
•
JOHN BULL •,
Or, AN ENGLISIIMAN's FIRE-SIDE.
With Ncw Scenes and Dresses.
The Principal Charaelers by
Mr. LEWIS,M Mr. COOKE,
Mr. FAWCETT, M. 101INSTONE,
Mr. H. lOHNSTON, .Mr; BLANCHARD,
Mr., EMERY, Mr. WADDY,
Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. THOMPSON, Mr. KLANERT,
Mr. ATKINS, Mr. ABBOT, Mr. HOWELL.
Mrs. GIIII3S, Mrs. DAVENPORT,
And Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.O
The prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON.
With a Lyrical Ep;logue by Mr. lOHNSTONE.
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THE FARMER. •
Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery rs.
Places forlhe ROM to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Ilex Office Mart-street.
Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Perform-
ance to begin et Half past Six. Vivant Ilex et Regina.
The applause, approbation, and overflow, attendant on the
new Comedy, impels the Manager to announce its per-
., *.. formance every tiding night in the week till further notice.
Un Saturday.. with The Quaker.

XTANTED, for a Qentleman in Priest's Orders,
VV a Curacy, within Twenty-Eve Miles of London, in
ant Part of any County, except the Hundreds of Essex or the
Wilds of Kept.
Should there boa comfortable House. in good repair. with
useful Orchard and Garden, with Pasture, or such to be
hired near, the more desirable.
References the most satisfatiory will be given and required.
Direct to L. W. D. at Messrs. Ogilvy, Booksellers, No.
3';, Holborn.

ROCHESTER and MAIDSTONE TURNPIKES...
NOTICE is hereby given, That the Tolls
arising at the Tull Gates upon the .Turnpike Road
leading from. Rochester to Alaidstone, in the County of
Kent, WILL BE LETT BY AUCTION, severally and
iseparatelyoo, the bcst Bidder, or Bidders, at the Mitre
Coltee.house, in Maidstone, in the said County, on Friday
the first Day of April next, between the Hours of Twelie
and. Two o'C lock, to the manner direeted by the Aft'passed
to the 13th Year of the Reign of His Majesty King George
the Third, for regulating the TOrnpike Road; which Tolls
were lett the. list Year at the Sums following (that is to say)
the Gate called the Rochester Gate, at 2941. ; and the Gate,
rallcd the Saudling Cate, at z 431. and will be severally pia
tip at these Sums. Whoeverhappens to be the best Bidder,
or Bidders, must at the same time give Security, with suitl-s
etent Sureties, to th satisfaction of the Trustees of the said
Turnpike Road, for Payment of,the Rent agreed for, and at
Ncit tinacs as the Trustees shall direet.
GEORGE BURR,
Clerk to the said Trustees.

APTAIN B. REYNOLDS, many years Master
N./ of a Military Academy under Royal Patronage. previous
to the commencement of the late War, when he relinquiShed
it to join the Regiment he belonged to, being.now.totally
unentaged from all .Military Employ, will take under his
care Six Young Gentlemen, in, or intended for the Arnin
to finish in a complete Military Education, assisted by Mat,
ters of Eminence in the different Branches. But what to him
Would be much more agreeable,and.in which he formerly
had the happiness of Succeeding in, is that'of affbrding relief
to those of both SexesialllicSied with deformity of Body and
Limbs. Ilia situation in life cannot admit of his giving his
assistance to any, but such as are of the first respectability,
and as it certainly would be much more agreeable • to them,
would attend them at their own Houses.
Captain Reynolds is aware of the dreadful calamities at.
tending a contralled Chest, and assures ,such as are so
aglidell. that however far they may be advanced in years,.
the method he pr.it:tises, totally free from distortion or pain,
Will yield them ritucb relief.
Letters (Post paid) direded to. Captain B. Reynolds, No.
ir VALII(holl Place, South Lambeth, will be respellfully
attended to.

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DINING TABLES, PEMBROKE TABLES,
Sic. on an entire new construaion, CHAIR and SOFA
S.:reuwS: and F(')." POST and' TENT BEDS, with Brass
Joints, and various Brass Parts, all by His Ma-
J`stY's Patent ; the superior utility and improyevents in
which are SO well known, that no description farther is re-
..44iskte- BUTLER hasa feeling sense of his obligations,
and desires humbly to acknowledge the kind (and not small)
encouragements he has experienced in his Business, through
tne generous support and reCommendations of man of the
°b'litY. Gentry', Merchants, and numbers of the respedtable
part of thesPublie which, under the blessinss of Providence,
bob brought his M'anufactures into estimation arid extensive
10 4/eing the Sole Proprietor of the Patents, and teal
• !anulaeturer of the Patent Articles to the King and Queen,
liLkoyal Highness the Prime of Wales, Princess Marlette
'ales, Duke of / ork, and Princesses. His Warehouses
re Na. 13
and
.14, Catherine-street, Eight Voo CS
.t rOfri the
Pitrand, where every Article in the Cabinet and Upholstery
line is made with well seasoned' Materials and excellent
bWorkmanship, and where the clifkrent Patent Deeds• may
e seen.
N. Butler has continued several Tools and Machines
for Working his Patetit Articles.

. . . . . .
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UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD,
March 7, 1803.
HIS MAJESTY having been pleased to ap-
point NEXT THURSDAY, at half past One
o'Clock, to lie attended with the ADDRESS of this II NI -
VE Rsurv—Such Gentlemen as intend to accompany the
Chancellor and Delegates of the University. upon that oc.
casion, arc deSired to meet on that DAY, at half past Twelve
o'Clock, at the THATCHED HOUSE TAVERN, in
order to go in-procession from thence to St. James's Palace.