... IVADAMF~ HIIJ,'G~SBBRG' I OMO R ROW LVNING wl eproe ~ egail fariouls Oiti'i -Vith, lchoifecl4 'TJ I'llF Thllulij by X~al' )ini Ps'w'i c~ srJcs~ &M B,,hil, sjgtiopra~l1ovcdinlo,~gur i~so gsr Giov~anni, Signor, Bra~ghetn,: 5fl~ -Sigorisgon cei ~'JtGC V's LOVE. ThiS o~f te'pira t~rvvd!a(rn f5B5OC hllet i3 th.c, ?? CaW1ed'PAUI Cs- VRli ,.~l ne, fcn dreffil- aid ?? ~iagli; slie zlaviiYk''- Scitini, ...

... GREAT ROQM, ING'sTHEATRE, HAYMARKET.- M ,A P tAM DIJUSS It begs leave to'. acquai ntthe' Nobility, GCenty, and bet Friends, that her CONCERT' Vill, be THIS DAY.-Part L-Grand _Symipbony-M4Izar.. hjuett, Meffrs. Viganoni and Cimador-P. Martini. C.orns, Pladido e il nar T reble Solo, Madamne Durek-'ivldkart. Song, Mr. Viganoni-Ferrari. -Chorus fni ..the Opera Le Nozsze. di Figaro-Mozart. Song, ...

... FOR THE BENEFIT OF IMR1p T 0'M S, On \rVess:)a a. April or, v. Z, wiV be press ltid - T rT' C llv~ ro,r;- o: I EVERYi ONE I-lAS 1HIS F AULT. At the end of trhe Plat. Mr Teoms will, (by Dcsirc' read the C.tebrated l'oem o-c A L O N Z A N isD I Xa!O G INE z From the Niv-l of the MN'onk. 1i the course of the Evening, the foilowring S 0 N 0 ?? Come Under my Pladie- an-d Lal.,t; gin von L oe Me,Z ...

... TUBNEY' OAK TIMBER, Belonging to Mafqdalen College, Oxford. 0 be SOLD by AUCTION, ILT O'nWedncday the 14th Day of April, zgoz, ?? Cheflerman's, the White Hait, near Tubney Wood,_ Ten Letters of fine MAIDEN OAK TIMBER, with the Tops, Lop, and Bark, now growing in Collier's Cop- pice, in Tubney W51ood, within three Miles of Abingdon and Kingfton Inn, which are all now lettered and numbered with ...

... KING rHE~rtr. gADAME HtLLIGSBELRG mon~fterpeertnflvy acquaints. the Nobility an Centry. Subfcnabert to the Opera, andthe Public, thatiher P-hF.~TIIT ifixedfor~u 7 RSit- PAY thle 8th of April , whenl a S.RsOUS OPFRA will be per- formed;- with (for thle ftnr'e tinie this feallon) the favourite Scotch B~allet of. PEGGY's LOVE, andi the Granid Ballet of PAUL et VIRGlINIAt, with new feones, ...

... NEW POREST.. -IEi Ce i7;i~oners, autiz.7rrzed b His jey'cys t.i THCsys.r jjianto carry into cxeerutin an ?? in the 'birty-. - anh s! Fcrh,-byeqrs of His jefltys Reij7, infituled0 44- An ,e ga f~r tzhe Lctter Prcfrrvaticrn ef.7 her in tbe Ait'V Fore,/l in ri the Cu.-V cf S' ?.smptsn, arrefor tcerltkiing tbe Boundaries ?? Jiii Fcrf/, and -f tbe Lards of the Cr.own ;within . re jusn-,' d booety ...

... ONLY TEN I;AYS TO DRAW. EXTRAORDINARY RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL. Prizes of £rzoo0o - 2,000 3 - 1,000 ,4 - soo &C . lob &-c. &C. VNE-RSONS in the country will be fupplied with 1. Tickets or Shares, WARRANTED UNDRAWN, the Came as if prefent, by fending Pott-ofl~ceOrders, good Bills, cah, or Bank Notes, toany LICENSED LOTT1:RY PRICE, A7RIL 2. Tickets - - zl. fOS. Malf 1 3 5 ° Eighth 3 S . Qnarter 6 ...

... A POIN3TTER DOG LO ST. . APOINTER MOG, of a large size, smooth skin, i te greater pare of him is whchie, he has brass i eares., a i arge brow's spot on his back, and part of his tail is brow n, rathcr iong bodied, answers to tse name ot C., in. AnF persnin woo n-f]11 bring thie Dog to Mr Telex- on'os, Sadltr, North Bridge. svill rceive a GUINEA rwe ard e rd no quc estirns aIsked. If hz is ...

... I: *NE, UPHOLsTERrn AND 'QARPF.T WAREHOUSE, * LTPERRKIAKGA TE, ABEFRDEJvU I ')IIN STRACHAN takes the liberty of informing .i fricods and the public in general, that he has * turnedfrom England, and has juft got to hand, IL: 1, elci6nn of Cabinet and TIlhdlQery articles, as ;.:ili b. fountl, worthv of public notice, among tvlbid r th following, viz. Mahogany. four poft ?? ?? .ds; a liandfome ...

... MIVADAME FILLIGSBdERG's; NIGHT. ~NT HUR~SDAY necxt, will be performaed a. new ps rand fencels -Og~m, vilhl Clsorsffeq, calledMIRI DAL E. The Meflec by Netlinli, Principal Characitere c-MA, ,inme Bas I, Signlora Reovtadies, St~.aor Rovedinio, Sienna De Giovanni, S' nor 1 ehe!tti, ran Signor Vigananli 'between Sthds, (nelritim- to's fcafnn) the favourite ?? PEGGY's 1 OVs/ PI'd of she Opera will ...

... I,-A§-1' INDIA PRIVATET'RADE. 'Ihii dlay is rthliibe;d. prbc i &.6d. ?? LETTERS relaii6to t'1*PT ADI l between C1R EAT1BRI'AIAN and hie EAtS' NIDIES, inl which tbise x cilivo Rivhts of the Loait India Coni- liany, and the Rightz. -of the Private Merchants under the At.t Df T793, artiiet~l21 Printedcflor I. 8nt edakc, Pireadilly. 1-IlK-1CH-MAN on INDIAN COMMNEIRCIE. * '11lw Sccond.Edition, ...

... A CU2rIOUS INVENTION. A SUbRitute for Soap in the Operation of 1 Shaving, called EMOLL 'IENT BALM, is with Confidence recommended to the Public, and will be found highly gratifying to thofe that fuffer from that Operation: contrary to the Nature of Soaps it removes any vellow Taint on the Complexion; for wafhing the Face or Hands of Ladies, Gentlemen, or Children, it cannot be. excelled. A ...