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London, England, 1816-04-27 00:00:00

Nors ER 9097.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

PRESENT EvgNING; their Majesties'
I Servan /I will perform
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THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM.
To which will he added,
WHAT NEXT.?
144;nday, Richard the Third: Richard, Mr. Kean; with What
Nett

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN.

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THIS PRESENT EVENING, win be per-
formed,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Lady Teazle, Miss O'NEILI..
To which will be added (third time) Garrick's
JUBILEE.

motley, Coe%lama: Coriolanus, Mr. Kemble ; with Gar-
k'i Jubilee. -

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NAVr•OFFICE, April eco, tete.
rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS.
.1 SIONERS cf kis MAJESTY': NA Trois hereby give Notice,
That on'THURSDAY, the 2d of May next, at One o'Clock,
sheywill be ready to receive Tenders in writing from such Per.
'corns may be wUl:tte to pure:llse any one or more of his Ma:
jy's :lips or Vessels hereunder mentioned, with their Stores,
carer inventory, and which are lying at the Yards against the
now expressed, viz.
Burthsn.
paulina Brig 297 Tons
Sparrow Brig 284
wizard Brig 283
Ernest Gun. brig 182
Dexterous Gun brig 180
Virago Gun-brig 181
Canso Schooner
Prospero Brig 2. t
Pincher Gun-brig 110
Sharpshooter Do. 178
Cheerful Cutler 137
Mullein, 64 pus 1,324
Sheldrake Brig 285 At Chatham.
Oristes Brig 284
I.atooa, 38 gons 264 lAt Sheerness.
Quebec, 92 guns 700
Persons.wishing to view the Ships and Vessels must apply to
the Commissioners of the Yards for notes of admission for that

Where lying.

'At Deptford.

At Woolwich.

rime.
fro Taller 'will k received after one o'clock, ow the day of treaty,
ow asy Wised, aimless the party, or ass agent for hiss. attends.

LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE. •
Aran 18rat, 1816.
GUERNSEY AND FOREIGN LOTTERY TICKE rs.
THE SFLLTNG FOREIGN LOTTERY
TICKETS, contrary to law, having of late become very
violent, the Commissioners appointed for managing the Lotte-
ries instituted by Act of Pirlialpent, do hereby give Notice. that
from and after this day, every Person who shall Sell any Ticket
tit Tickets, or Share or Shares of the same in the Guernsey or
asjether Foreign Lottery, or receive any money to procure auAl
Tithe or Share, or in consideration of being repaid in case any
Tiskst or Number in any Guernsey or Foreign Lottery ,ball prove
luitonate, will be prosecuted as the law directs.

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RUGBY SCHOOL.
THE ANNIVERSARY MEE LING OF THE
NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN educated at RUGBY
SCHOOL, will be burden on WroNLIDAT, May 15, at the Free
lima's Tavern, Great Qu-en strtet.
STEWARDS.
Rt.clon. Fat; of Westmesiti, I Col. liavetfield
Hon. Berk, ley Paget, M.P. Saville Halifax, Esq.
5' Francis liti.,l Hill John Yorke, hs+
I
liev.Dr John Heath Rd. North, Esq.
1- Dinner on Table at Six of Cluck.
Ticket' to be , ad at the Bar of the l' avern, One Guinea each ;
Ind the stewards percicularly request those who mean to honour
them with their company to le.re their name. on or before
Tuesday, the 19th, ;Lac they may arrange aecoravgly.
3 WRA I'ISLAW, Secretary.

TO A VOTHECARIES, SURGEON-APOTHECARIES,
• STUDEN I 3, ace. .
HE Central Committee of Associated Apothe-
caries and Surgeon-Aporheearies of England and %Vales
Iltlyng recn, with mach regret, that t' e Apothecaries' Act has a
r
tero.pective oreratiun upon all Stu.; Alt 4 and Pupils who have
tot served an Avprenticeship of, or were Lot bound for Five
Yeats prior to the lit of August lat; and likewise upon all
Army nisi Navy Surgeons; and that many of the Clauses are
etfeetive and inefficient, have
HISOLVID, *Flat all Persons whose interests are affected by
the said Act be reque-ted to communicate (post-paid) their caw e
of cornp..init to the Secretary of this Committee, on or hel,rr the
lith of Ntly next (signed) W. I. NV A RD, Secretary,
Cummittee-Rooins i . A• 1011 24 t+3l6. Holles-st. Cavendish- q

WANTED tmmediAttly, by a Regimental Depot
stationed at Ipswich, a MESSMAN fully qualified in
every respect, with satisfactory testimonials as to charauter for
honesty and sobriety, from Messes that he has previously served.
Any person of the above description who can give sufficient se-
curity if required, may hear of a Situation by stating his terms,
directing a letter (post paid) to the Adjntant of the 80th Depot,
Ipswich.

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N. B. The Regiment is expected to return from the East Indies
in a few mouths.

.ATHE PROPRIETORS of the Ostend Pas.
sage Vessel the ECLIPSE, belonging to' Ramsgate,
bwo inform their Friends and the Public, that the above Packet
Int sail regularly as follows, wind and weather permitting:—
Emu Rams,rate to Ostend on Thursdays, asset from Ostend to
Etunsgate on Mondays. She is firtu.i up in a superior style of
.141114 and Is to entire 'tor: Veteel, commanded by Captain W.
3tIINTEP., who is perfectly well acquainted with the French
and flollam! Coasts. Merchants may convey Merchandize with
the greatest safety, as every care and attention will be taken of
such Goods, &C. &C. The Proprietors have likeivise spared no
tApensc whatever to furnish every thing requisite fur the accom•
luadation and ronvenleuce of Passengers.
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On the Ist May will be published, in one voL 12mo.
ITALIAN PHRASEOLOGY, a COMPANION IO
the Gaaatusa : comprising a Selection of Familiar Phrases,
with tit:it various construstions explained on a new plan. A Se-
Quesions and An mere on a variety of useful subjects. A
Voliection of Prove rbs, with literal Translations and Significations;
r.d a copious Vocabulary of Words that Irwin :ally occur in con-
venation. By M. SAN I' AGNEI.I.O,
Aw•hor of " A new and compendious Italian Grammar, with
rzerclsts.—The I t all In Reader, Zcc. tkc."
PrinteJ far Henry Coition), so, Conduit-street.

On the Ist .lay will be published, in one voL Co.
Nillustrated with several coloured Plata,
ARRATIVE of a TEN YEARS' RESI.
DENCE at the COURT of TRIPOLY. From the mi.
Pal Correspondence in the Possession of the Family of tne late
it,,CHAD.I3 i'VtLY, EN. the British Consul ; comprising authentic
'lntet and Anecdotes of the reigning Bashaw, his Family, and
t.,i1311 Ptrmans of Distinction ; and Account of the Domestic
'44ir" of are Moors, Arabians, and Turks, &c. &c. .
volume will be found to be an object of particular curio-
i!' fis
"1114 vivid and attless manner in which it lays open the
nt
erittof the Court of the Ifashaw of Trlpo'y. It contaius the
nlasibri:tic Account which has ever reached the world of the
ffeirtya; Manners and Conduct of this Despot of the East, and
,418 such scenes mid events, such sketches of human weakness
4' 'tie, the effects of ambition, avarice, envy, intrigue, &c. as
Ircely appear crcelible In the eye of-an European:
Pained for :eery Colburn. t-0,. Concluit-sued.