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LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
'NEW THEATRE,
TOTTENHAM-STREET, TOTTENHAM-OWET-110.49.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 20, 1811,
and To morrow, be presented a lindens, founded on
the Plot, Incident and Dietien of
THE CHILDREN W TI4E WOOD.
Sir Rowland, Mr. Wood; Walter, Mr,Stebbing.
A Song by Mr. Mezzia.
After
HE which a New Ballet Dance called
T HIGHLAND 12. fa.
rle principal characters by Miss Stubbs, Miss Hart, Young
hum., Mr. Woolicut, Mr. Blanchard, and. the whole Corps de
Bald. A Comic Sotyg by Mr. R. L.,Joass.
To conclude with a New Grand Me foramaric Romance
taken from the Arabian Nights • raents, called
DI
Or, THE WONDtRIMIL I,AMP.
With new Music, Scenery, Dresses and Decorations.
A Hornpipe, by Miss Hart.
Doors to be opened at half paatirre, to begin at ball past six.
Bows ea. Gallegy At. Second Price half past eight.

14"ASKIONMILE &) 'Wender, tot Mr. ALL EN'
privately taught, at No. 19, Sheraelifisahracts Golden-square
to Ladies end Gentlemen of any ages willswisave never learnt that
aceemplishgsent, or have not the modern,style.
Mr. AssamsAystem of teaching is expressly studied for those
to whom it is an object.to acquire easily that fashionable requi-
si e tor genteel society expeditiously, privately, andin est/porter
style of ,grace and elegance. Those who do not wept irliratP
teaching mai! learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of
pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dalcing
aught the most elegant fancy dance. and all the superior parts of
she profession. The SubwriPaiNn.Asseroblies are every Friday.

A- EOM:ATMS!:
BENEFICED CLERGYMAN, whose number
of Rapils is 11-rafted to Four, has now a Vacancy for 'l'wo.
Residence &scant loweaty Mika from London.—Letters, post-
paid, addressed to the RAw.A. B. at Bookseller,
4is Strand I..onaou,

"kitIVATE-kbucartON:-
AFEW PRIVATE PUPILS are received into
the Family of a married Clergyman; .the utmost attention
is paid to promote their health and comfort. The situation pos-
sesses peculiar advantages for the purpose, is only a few,miles from
the Metropolis, and near the high Western road. Tarsus soguineas
avar, and no extra charges made.-,-Cards nsay be ohaained of
Rlosrs. Blades, Palmer, and Co. N 0.177, Pkccadilly ; and Messrs.
Reynolds, No. IST, Oxford street,

LOWE'S
.P TENT c. 1,001,
WARRANTED for Durability and Washing
ettiss2 atlt Best Irish Linen, and about half the price.—
* Sip* debt s.chtt Bleach is now received from the Menu-
isaor7 sag Bleadriproanda in Desbphice.
Chrapoide,.#4ay la. lali.

IMPEILIAt- LES•i:TE/EY,
THE KING'S EIRTI-441AY.,-StiFTY CAPITAL, PIUEES.
LI c',11)(01.S ,3114 CO. 140, Qx,rO4II47REET, respect:
I -11- "stir aconnotnd so eke Nom ant Public, the very aunt-
iperior Scheme of the present Lottery, being the first of the Re-
gency, and will all he dawn the 4th of JUNISao aining—
a Prises of - - 040
24 Ditto • - - 1,003
S 2 Ditto - 7 - 500
And upwards ot 4000 other Prizes.
71.041404 Sliargq in great variety, are on Sale as abnve,where
In the-late Laurie% were ao)d and sheaf, 3 Prizes of /ISOM°,
4 Prizes of £lO,OOO, 7 Pates of £S 000, Ac.'ecc.

t AP LO 1 lEEE MEETS. IND. SI-lAREs.
OARROLL and Co. .Stock Brokers, No. 26, O><.
ILO fossi-sueet, London, established 1776. respectfully inform
the Pella' • that Tickets and Shares are ou Sale at the following
reduced Prices.
CARROLL'S PRICES. OCHER OFFICES.
Ticket - - X 22 4 0 Ticket - -
sele 10 0
Half . .7.- 11 4 0 - r-11 11 0
Quarter . - - 19 0 Quarter - - 6 17 6
Eighth - - 217 0 Eiesth - 919 6
3iirteenth - - 1 8 6 Sixteenth - - lin
CARROLL and en. trust that a discerning Public will give then
that encouragement which it has been their study to deserve
during a period of upwards of 40 years.
CARROLL and Co. sold in the last Lottery, No. 1,812, a Prize
of £lOOO, in One Quarter, Two Eighth., and Eight Sizteenths ;
No. 6,34% the last Prize of £90,000, in Three Eighths and Ten
Sixteenths • and No. 1y,103, the last Prize of £lO,OOO, ever
shared and sold in Sixteen Sixteenths, and the Money paid on
Demand.
lied with Tickets
Persons residing in the Country will be supp
and Shares at the above reduced prices, by sending their orders,
with good Bills, at short dates, or ba'sik Notes, toe. 26,01-
ford-street. —N. B. The imal Conunisaion will he allowed to
Agents, besides the above advantage.

ARCHITECT _
This day were published, elegantly engraved in Aquatints, on 32
Plates, Royal 4to. price ,Ex 2s. in boards,
PLANS and VIEWS of BUILDINGS. executed
in England and Scotland, in the Castellated and other styles.
13y R. LUGAR, Architect.
Printed for 1. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59,
High Holborn.
Where may be had In Quarto, by the same Author,
I. Sketches for Cottages, Rural Dwellings, and Villas, wills
plans, &c. 3$ plates, Xt. I Is. 6d. boards.
2. The Country Gentleman's Architect, in a variety of designs
for Cott:l;es, Farm-Houses, and Yards, Dairies, Stables, bu. 25
plates, £1.5,.l
1 his day was published, in small /Ivo. fora Pocket Book, neatly
printed by Bensley.—Price ?s. sewed, or in boards,
r 1 3A BLES for the PURCHASING of ESTATES,
X Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold, Annnities, &e. and fn'
the renewing of Leases held tinder Cathedral Churches, college%
er other Corporate Bodies, for Terms or Years certain, and for
I.lves. Together with several useful and interesting Tables con-
nected with the subject. Also the Five Tables of compound
Interest.—by W. 114 WOOD, Architect and Surveyor.
Printed For 1. 'Taylor, at the Architecttual Library, Na 0,
High Holborn

This day were pubb,hed, beautifully printed in filz Vols. port
oat" with Portraits, price £3 as. Nardi,
UTTERS of ANNA SEWARD.—Written be-
tween the years 1;84 and 1807.
--Id Co. Edinburgh ; Long.

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Printed for Archibald Constable Imo _ . leratioo.
roan, Hurst, Rees, Omits, and Brown; William Miller, and John
hturray, London.
ri• This work coeds!, of upwards of SOll Letters, written -- --- ....._,__ 8. That, from the noble deelaratioa of the llbaral-minded and
, CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGE, AND Illustrioes Prince Regent of the Empire, that be will &Beet up
by Miss Seward to her numerous correspondents ; and, besides AS WHIEZING.
encouraged to indulge a confident hope, that measures su in-
mach valuable literary criticism and anecdote, many of the let- the Constitution unaltered to his Royal Father, this Meeting are
nuvating and injurious can Dever obtain the sanctum of his high
ters contain dries ssions on the principal occurrences of the ACCOUNTS are daily received from every part
of England of the most extraordinary effect of the prepared
times, and oft topics of a public u moll as of a doritestie nature. authority, and that they
Atom!? the Persona to whom the Letters are addressed, may Ise STRAMONIUM and the OXY MEL, in the cure of Consump- also rejoice that it has not been intro-
canal be therefore made to them for their wise and continued il
tamed, James Boswell, F.sq. Dr. Percival, William Bayley, Esq. don of the Lungs, Asthma, and Wheezing. duced by his Majesty's Governmeto ; and that respectful intro-
tame CAS!' A rv, of Newark oft Trent, states, that these prepara-
protection. That a Petition to the House of Lords against the
Lady
Mary Ann Carntrie, Dr. Darwin, Hetes Maria Williams,
H. Ittpton. Eel. Mr.' Knowles, Court Dew"' Incit Arelldearo* dons have been of wonderful service to a great number of people
that all Congregations of Protestant Dissenters, and other Friends
Clive, George Harding', Esq. Reverend T. S. 'Whailey, Mrs. ,in that neighbourhood, who have been extreme sufferers from Bill be signed by all the Persons present at this Meeting ; anti
Dr. George ii Asthmatic complaints, Wheezing, and Consumption, for several
Brooke.) F. N. C. hdixody,. Esq . Mrs . MOlSPeaaeaf
Gregory, Mrs. Pium, Jeenth Wedowood,Theophilus Swift, E.sq. Fears: and Surgeon Fisher, in the Fourth Edition of his familiar to Religious Liberty throughout the Empire, be recommended to
isir Brook Boothby,Lacly Blaikiston, Dr. Downinan, John Courre- , Treatise on the Cure and Causes of ASIIIIIIP, Wheezing, and pretent similar Petitions ; and that a Committee, consisting of
say, Esq. M. P. E.Deard lerr.ingbarn, FA. Lady Greeley, Rev. ; Consumption, has given such respectable testimonies et their ef- Persons resient in London, and is the Country, be appeioted to
It.
rawhele. Dr. Parr, mrs. Jack
on,
Tbuni„ Dutideo, Esq. I betel as mentof fi.ill to establish their reputation as a specific re- effectuate thed.
be proceedings, and to adopt any measures they may ,
Mrs. H. Thornton, 1,..ed Begot, Lady Eleaftor Burke, Mies I mely for disease, of the Lungs. So uniformly successful have deem expedient, to prevent the successful prosecution of this Bill '
Poosomq, Esti of Garlick, Mrs. odd` Thomas Park, Esq. I those remedies proved, that not one case tan be produced in —and that such Committee may increase their number, and that
NValter
Rost, Esq. Reverend II Td, Countess of Cork and I which they have not been of the most essential benefit. any three Members he competeut to act.
cheery, Robert Sootbey, Esq. Reverend R. Feltowes, Re. &c. I The prepared Herb, for smoking, and Oxvmel, for internal 9. That these Resttletions be et.inmonicated by the Committee
lo the early part of the Gotremondence will be found Ante • , use, are sold by Harris, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Ba- I now appointed to the Committee tur guarding the privileges of
dotes of Dr. Johnson and his Co at Lichfield, David, con and Co- Asti, °ltGra*street l Y•littri 38, Padianknt-street i 1 the Methodists, and to the Deputies and Moisture of the Coo.
Garda, ILK. Omuta Washington, ice. !cc. and Butts, I*, Berner's-street. ' vegadoos et rreteneat Women et the Wee 4leeeteleetiere ix*