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TIEATRF. ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. DEPTFORD PICTUALLING.k.ARD,
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TMayID-MORROW EVENING, MI 0, 1810, will
I, 1809.
fo , .
~..- he performed :,nalcspeafe's Histnrical Play or • ~,
JUNG HENRY, THE .FOURFH, Part I. rTHESE are to gives 11lotice,-Thai on Thursday, thf
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Prince of W lies: Mr.C. K F Ael BLE ; 'IL loth inst. at so o'Clock'in the Forenoon, will be exposed to '
Hotspur. Mr. K EMBLE; , Sale at His Majesty's Fiaualling-Yard, at Deptford, sundry
.._. 1 Sir john faltalr. Mr. COOK E.
To which will-be aOded, the Mosical Y arcs of 1 Lots o:f the fa !lowing PROVISIONS "dad VICTUALLING
'l' THE POOR SOLDIER. - : !.STORES;.viz.
he Doors-will be opened at Halt psast I I Vi:, aria the Play •
%hi at Half past Six. , - . •
with
b !.. Bread, Bread,-dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, 'Raisins, Cur-
l:). n Thursday, King Henry the Eighth: The Farmer. •4 rahtsiß.lce ! Pease Oatineal, Pot Barley, Bake-house Sweep-
p.
Friday, The Merchant 4-4 Ve ice,; with • Love A-la- ings, Callavances,.Bags and Rags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Empty
1,14 .- On Saturday will ..: revived Snakspoare's tii.,torical Tierces, Fish Barrels, Sugar, Butter, Cheese, Boards', Ends,
941 PedlKa.Y of
rinor g lonn.
rhe Hau-o,nted. 1 NIo
eylnda;l. Macbeth ; With Hark-
'.,, - - . • .Staves and Heading, Wine„ Pipe and Brandy Pieces, Iron
Ar''lle Public are respectfully inforthed, that anew Musical ! Hoops, Coopers' Toills, and a Quantity of lire-Wood, &c.
hitter-piece, 'called tlie Indians, is in rehearsal; and will -H
ti
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,/' soon be produced &c. now lying in the aforesaid Yards. ..
:i.,!!lkspeare's Historical Play of, King Henry the Fourth, ' A Deposit of ,C 2,5 per Cent. is to be immediately made upon the
14.'1 it I. and his Comedies of As You Like It, and The Tara-
amount, amount, of each Lot, and the remainder of the Purchase Money
ot. the Shrew; or, attifirMe and Petruchio, ate in prepant--
41. with new ScencKs,-Dresses; &c. paid before the •Articles,are •taken away ; for ...whic4urpose, a
period of fourteen n.yorking-days will be allowed from the time of
Sale, the Buyers particularly observing, that not less than:one
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half of the quantify is to be removed from the .Ptimises within the
first seven Days, and the remainder in the seven following Days ;
otherwise the Deposit Money, to be forfeited, and the Provisions
or Stores remain the Property of the Crown, .a 4 no extension of
Time will on any account be granted. '

WANTED,

A CURATE,.. in an eligible Curacy, within thirty
miles of the Metropolis; he must be qualified in every
respeet for the situation.
• Letters, post, paid, addressed to M. A. Colburn's Library,
Conduit-street, Hanover.square.

NEW STATE LOTTERY,
To be Drawn in TUNE.
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
re,,peCifully inform the Public. that TICKETS and
SHA itES for the present STATE LOTTERY are on Sale
at their Office, No. 9.4 Royal Exchange. •
The Scheme is on the. same improved-Plan as the last„ as
to Nu4,.b.-.-r of:1 jokers, Mode of Drawing, • &c. and presents,
itt additi,,n toithe zoo,opol. of Prizes,
FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, • •
Or too Whole Tickets each,
Which arc to be eiVeii to the Four Tickets of the First Num:.
'lief drawn a Prize above,lsl.
Letters, post-paid, duly an,wered, and Schemes gratis.
Bank, I ..nd South Sea Stocks; with their several
Annuities, India Bonds, Excheuer BiltS, and every de-
scription or GovernmentSecuritt6, bought andsold by Com-
mission. • -
•

• BARKER'S PhNI)RAMA, .S;I:KAND,
NearSURREY-STRLi T.
VIEW of the ISLES of 'SCILLY
▪ open, taken tram Buzias Hill, or. St, Mary's-Island,
c
,ilanding a A'iewuf the Harbour, the'Towh arid t•oitifi-
Lins, aui.nearly the whole of that Island; besides the
41ands of lean St. Helen's, fresco, Brehar, Scilly, Samt•-
1 °ll. Mincarlo, and .St. Agnes, with numerons smaller
islands and. Rocks, and a distant View of the Land's-End
'DOVER wilt Continue open during the Exhibition at the
`‘` '.t Academy.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and INDEPEND-.
EN l' FR EEI-PJLDERS of the COUNTY of GLOII,
CHSTER
ME NT L EMEN, . .
Y Untle, Vice-Admiral Berkeley, having from
the most disinterested and patriotic motives, resigned
the a honour of representing the County. of Gloucester; en,'
,ouragect by his recommendation, I take the liberty of ffer-
-4 myself as a Candidate to succeed him.
Siioulst it be my good fortune to be • pined, through your
favour iti that ex ited station, it shall be the study o: my
life, by a • •
a iealous, independent, and attentive disclear6e of
Thy publisAluties; to prove the gratitude and attachment
‘vhich most ever .intluence the conduit of,
.-.-gentlemen,
Your aiost fiiithful and obedient humble Servant,
Spring gardens, April 33, ISio. DURSLEY.
P.S. !,ii,ce my Address to the County,,l fild there hat a
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alatidate offered himself. I shall be particularly obliged to
"I Friends to attend at the Nomination and Day of Eledtion,
the 18tIv of May, the Day fixed by the Sheriffs. .

At a Numerouk MEETING of LIVERYMEN of LON-
aim, who have signed. the Declaration of Loyalty
and Affedirin to his Majesty, and of Confidence in the
Wisdom of the Legislature, held at the LONDON ,TA-
'ERN on Monday the 7th of May. Mo.
Alderman C RI STOPII ER SMI TH, in the Chair,
Resolved Unanimously,
THAT the Thanks of this Meting are due to
, Mr. Christopher Smith, for his firm and dignified con•
duct in the Chair, in this Room, on Friday evening last ; and
• that he is entitled to the confidence and gratitude of his fel-
low-citizens, and of every Friend to Loyalty, !ear freedom,
and goud order.
Rest;lved Unanimously, • . ,
That the Liverymen who have ,signed the. Declaration
dine together. at this House, on Tuesday, the 22d May inst.
at Four
ReSctived Unaniniusly, • .
That Sir Win. Curti:, girt. Sir Charles Price, BartCand
Sir lame Shaw, Hart, tiwited to dine with them,
Iteso)vrd Unattittraisfy,
That tit se itesotuti‘ms be nulilished in the Newspapers.
(Sioted). Ht( SNI yril; Chairman.
The Declaration was signed be ~pwards of One Thousand
of the Livery at tour o'clock on .Monday afternoon, and-will
Le tor sviatures at the Luntion Tavern,. Bishopsgate-street,
London Code wise, Ludgate•hill, fotim time o'clock
in t.e intituing till tive o'clock in time afternoon until further
totfce.

FOUR HUNDRED exTRA CHANCES..
''QWIVT and Co. are s. 'ling the Tickets and Shares
LI of the NEW STATE LOTTERY, consisting of 5,6Q0
Kunibers, the whole to be'drawit on the Bth of 'UN E. This
of ONE HUNDRED TICKE CS each, by which a Chance
Lottery contains; besides, the usual Piiies, Four Extra Prizes
will he obtained of a larger Sum than ever Was gained by a
Ticket in any Lottery..
SW I 1.-r aid Co. have had the satisfaOion to divide among
the Public in the last and late Lotiteries, ,Fifty of the great
Prizes, at their Offices, No. it, Poultry, (established in
r70)1. No. iay Charing-cross, and No.. 31, Atdgate High.
street.

BISH Sold TWENTY CAPITAL. PRIZES in
the Two last Lotteries,• in Shares, at 4, Ca'rnhill, and
9, Cliaring.crnss. , , ,P i.
LAST LOTTERY, I.ATE LOTTER?,
Valentine's Day, prawn,
i4:11 February, tBto. 20th Odober, :80_9.
I Prize of - - £20,000 2 Prizes of - - ,Czo,ooo
it . . - - 5,,,00 1 - 5,0c0
, 7-.. u - - I,OOQ 13-- - - - , 1,000
3 - -. ' - - socli 2 - - - ... - . 500

TO. Ni./N1 ED MEN,'
WAbNT.EDfser2O 000
Estates a.eoo, nn Freehold off. an
~i.nccu
Coun-
ties of Galway, t iiyerafy, and King's County ; the 'mental,
above I,Oco a year. To be secured:. to the Lender on
tiortga:;e, or by w,iy of Annuity.
Also, Wanted k coo-, on the personal security of the only
Son and Heir (ot .ge) of a Gentleman, ot 1720,0c.0 a year.
absolute Life Infrest of • a Lientleinpni
ttged 43, iii Two capital Freehold Estates, in. -the North
Y iding ot Yolkshire, let for about ,CrooO a year eacn, to
most respect ableTenapts"; Tithe free.
Also, to be sold, a yteehold and Copyhold of Inheritance
in the C unity of Durham, the Fine certain and low. This
Estate is let for about;C tOOO a year; and, exclusive of Wood,
WoodLnds, and• Buildings, has been valued at upwards of
.
Satisfaciory particulars to be had of Mr. Corfield,-Solici-
tor, Great Coram.stitet, Russel-square, London. .

£2 Capitals.

8 Capitals,

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TICKETS and SHAItES for the NEW LOTTERY,.
which begins and ends on the Bth of JUNE, are now
selling
as above.—The Scheme abounds with the usual number of
Money Prizes. besides which the Contractor gives
' FOUR. EXTRA PRIZES OF 400 WHOLE TICKETS,
by which a Single Ticket may gain upwards of ioci,oool and
a Sixteenth'6,ooo Guineas.—Sheines to be had, Aith parti-
culars, at 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-cross, London.

:o. 'with their usual gfeat

BRANSCOMB and CI
Success, So.d
In Last Lottery in 78 Shares, In the preceding Lottery,
No. 3,734 .. . ,C. 20,000 No. 2,618 . . ,Cz0.,000
4,654 . • • • ,S,ocro 383 . . . t,OOO
sof cool. each . 2,50,) 3of cool. each . 1,500
peing Shales of almost every Capital therein; and in Last
Year only. Six of zo,omiol and Capitals to the amount of
23000,1•.-.besides•the test the last 25,-)Jol. and
ottly 40,,-.00.1. Prize ever shared ; and in previous Years to an
amount beyond art precedent ; are now ,aelling Titckets and
Snares Mute NEW LOT FERY. to .be drawn Bth 'UNE,
in which-there are Four Grand Prizes of tco Tikets each,
which may produce
,to a Ticket too,uool.•and to a Sixteenth
upwards of 6,0_01.
BRANSCOMB and Co. again guard the Public against
tlae deception set forth of men firm and Claims of the. Sale
of tite Vast and ..Ast of Extra Grand Prizes so. given ; the
FAC E is, eirer% stioeent.i was Sold, and the thrtunate Ad-
venturers eirCii received 15471 re, s. ,(1. at their.
OLD aRi )N L a 0 in 'London viz.
No. 37, c();( Li.; • No. 11, HOLBORN;:
No. , lAY.'I r; I and No. 2* STRAND,.
T,i y will ver .alsery assert they div,ded a; Capital .wilich
was ,oso.utely-S.IIAKED and SOLD to the Public as
above.

../
',. CFA(IAIN .DISEASE.
DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established
Medicine, called GUTTA SALUTARIS, may be
depended on to be a certain, sate, and, speedy
Ulcers,or the
cute f
most inveterate Venereal Disease, , Pains
and Obstruction's in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its
operation is by urine and insensible perspiration. A" slight
case is generally cured in a few days, and a 'confirmed Lues
in a short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies,
klieumatisms, Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are
speedily removed by these, safe and salutary drops. They
require nothing to work them oil; no restraint of diet, or
)iinderance from business. Those who take them may de-
pend on a sound and perfect cure, without she knowledge of
any person whatever. They cause no sickness, ,and the pa-
tient may go about his or her business without the least dan-
ger. Tne large quantities that are daily sold for exportation
and domestic use,- prove their efficacy to surpass every other
medicine in the known world. Sold by appointment of Dr.
Freeman at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa-
ternoster-row-; and retail by one or more Medicine Venders
in every town, in bottles at 'is. 9d. and 45. 6d. each, with
ample directions.

This Day was published, price is. 6d.
The Second Edition of
A LETTER to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount
A
MELVILLE, on the Subje& of his Lordship's Letter
to the Right Hon. SPENCER PERC EVA L, respecting a
Naval Arsenal at Northfleet,
By the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

This Day was published,
Very handsomely printed, in one volume, post alavo, price
us. in boards, '
TOCAL POETRY or a Seleet Colleelion of En-
t, it glish Songs. To which is prefixed, a new Essay on
Sot% Writing.

By IOHN AIKIN, M.D., •
Printed for 1. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's rturch-yard.
Dr. Aikin understanding that a new Edition of Essays on
Song Writing, with a Collettion of Songs, &e. has just been
published with his name annexed, by Mr. Evans, of Pall
Mall, finds it necessary td declare that he has never bqn con-
sulted on this re-publication,- and has no concern whatever
in it. • .

THE LLt IN ti F.STATE, NoR l'H. WALES.
TO Pt; SO-LD itY AUCTICIN,
By WINSTANLEY and SON,'
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of Englmd,- London, on,l
Tuesday, Mav 29,sand following Day,' in 48 Lots, unless
previously disposed of by private Contract, previous to the
isth of May,
MHE-very Extensive arid Valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE ; comprising the noble Mansion a t.ieweny
Hall, which contains ample accommodation for a FaMily of
the first distindion.—Also a convenient Residence, called
Cotton-Fl4ll, together with new ereaed and very commodious
Bleach Works,, Water Corti Mill, and Iron Forge, all well
supplied with water; a Public-house, and several unprova-
ble Farms, the whole containing near tour thousand Acres of
extraordinary rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land,' '
in a high state of cultivation,' and lying nearly:in a Ring-fence,
the annual valne :whereof is upwards 0t.72.001. The Estate
is interstaed by the riyer Clwyd, most beautifully situate-in
the vale of-Clwyd, in the Counties of Denbigh and
North Wales, three miles from Denbigh; slat from St. Asapli,
eight froin-Ituthin, ten froth Mold, twelve from Abergely,
and twenty-four from 1_ nester.
The Estate may be-- viewed,' by applying to Mr. Ilux ford,
at Lleweny
Particulars, with Plans annexed, may be had-of MesSrs.
Manley, and and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, _London ;
of Whistanley and Son, Paternoster-row ;of Mr. S. Lowe,
Solicitor, Whitechurch, Shropshire ;- of Mr. Calveley, SLIT.
veyor, Stapleford, near Chester ; of Mr. Thomas W,instailley,
AuEtioneer, Liverpool ; of Messrs.-Kay and Renshaw, and
Messrs. Duckworth and Chippendale, Manchester; Mr.
Wynne, Solicitor, Mold ; Mr. lohn lones, Ruthin I Mr.
Hughes, Denbigh ; of Messrs. 'Pemberton and Cotipland,
• Shrewsbury; also at the principal Inns, at Denbigh, St:
Asaph. Aberconwy, Caernarvon, Ruthin, Wrexham, Os.:
westry, ShrewsburY, Birmingham, Flint, Holywelli and
I Chesta.