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... by Dr. iff' i which will be added, -thr iavourire Surinam of *> M avii GALATEA, ?? by G. F. Hinde!.- ?? f> ■* ti \ Concerto as the Grand Piano- f«rte by t^.d Vif * principal VOcal Performers, Mrs. Second, L; c ?? - r Miss Tyrer and Miss M unday j Mr. ■jjior K , c v ?? ••■• Vaughan, and Mr. Brahim. * ?? ?? t \, Lender of the Bar.d. 'Ir.-mtior.es, v- •* ?? ' 7,vin k uiaii, Ad Dfw^lef. -- ■ ...
... Esq. M. P. T. COCKSEDGE, Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq. GEORGE BROWN,Esq J. KERRIDGE; Esq. JOSHUA GRIGBY,Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK, Esq. S.ALEXANDER, jr. Esq C. HAMMOND, Esq. ROB.TROTMAN.Esq. Mr. C. BLOMFIELD JOHN SPOONER, Esq. R. BRADDOCK 1 B. SMYTH, Esq. JOS. MAULKIN HEN. SEEKAMP, Esq. ROB. MAULKIN Mr. JOSEPH TOOSEY NATH. L. SCOTT S.THORNDIKE T. DICKONSON. J OHN HEAD TDECEfPTSfor ...
... OAKES. Esq. M P. T. COCKSEDGE, Esq. |OHN COBBOLD, Esq. GEORGE BROWN.Esq ?? KERRIDGE, Esq. JOSHUA GRIGBY,Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK. Esq. .S.ALEXANDER, jr. Esq C. HAMMOND, Esq. ROB TROTMAN, Esq. Mr. C. BI.OMFIELD TOHN SPOONER, Esq. R- BRADDOCK T. B. SMYTH, Esq. JOS.MAULKIN HVN. SEEKAMP, Esq. ROB. MAULKIN Mr IOSEPH TOOSEY. NATH. L.SCOTT 1 §. THORNDIKE T. DICKONSON. JOHN HEAD ?? ...
... displayed with all its recent additions, ;: 0 ' ' ?? c ,-vene t . ; and the engaging |>art-> of Astro- it ! ' |: V. ?? familiar ri inrerestina, by Mr. WALKER, ?? ' '• d heure, Lyceum, .Strand. — Bonces, r ( s. — e .\ . ?? The entrance t» the Gallerr in Exe- -3 . ' ?? (..is and Books may. be had, ar.-i Pi aces for ?? 01 the day of the Lecture. Constant fires : •■'' «: ?? , •-yo ?? IiRIKN ...
... be well recom- mended for Sobriety, Honefty, good Temper, and Cltar.lins.fri. Letters ?? to* Mr. WitriKtON, Stokeflty, with references lor character, will be attended to. A YOUNG MA^ T , ~ WHO can be well recommended, wants a SITUATION as SERVANT, v.ith a tingle Gentleman, er in a Family. He can Dcbss Hai« and Shavb well. Apply to the Pbimtxb of this paper- If by letter, j.0.1 paid. KUSWARP ...
... V ! - M !V'c-tio-. of SACRED MUSIC, from the '■' 5, j£ ' Tan l»lavbiiri«e Composers. ■ (--licir^' 7 Esther. Air, Master, Kellner, 'ill • ° kC h ,as* Natal. Duet, Sirs. Bilhrfgton ■ *■* the rields; Dr. Bbyces Solo. ■•■ , l r Bralw? tfamrc**. Chorus, ?? tiiese • ••:>: 1 ?? ' : -V^ Vl unday, O. magnify the- Lord; - . • -. s.ijr.hi Hillmt-aou, Ye sacred priests ; •'.'„ X ' ?? r ' ...
... in a state of progressive improvement. On Tuesday; Wednesday, and Thursday, he was declared to be better than on the preceding days. — The Bulletin of Friday was, His Majesty is going on favourably. — And on Saturday, •« that there was no material alteration since the preceding day's report. — Private ac- counts add, that the King is already so far recovered as to be able to walk about the ...
... Burthen 290 tuns, copper sheathed and bolted; mounts 20 carriage guns, with small aims, «tt. *V* For freight or passage apply to said Master, •r RIDLEY and DODSON. Lawcastsb, fas. 17, 1804. APPRENTICE RUN AWAY. \\ rHERE AS, on the night of Monday VV the ll th of February, 1804, JOHN FA W- C'FTT, an indentured apprentice to Mr. William Jopsok, engine-maker, in Kendal, did absent him- self from ...
... -:>ni' - .IL-r-IC. Principal Vocal l-'irformeis — .: - ?? y iT f ?? l, MissTyrer, Miss DeiinLt, Mr. '-■*\i, Kiel* 1 .. Principal Instrumental Pe-- -•' - S ?? - : , R LindU-v, C I ii.dley, Siuriit. King, Lij r, ' !uh_Lh,'w;cdii-r, Claik, Pet fides. Hy ...
... v ; ?? •** Mr |. Ashley- The remainder of' the Band w . org arf »* ' v ?? arc 'numerous ami complete, by i ,j^ ChoruiS«q, p er j- or ~i erS- _Tlie whole under the df- \. e! »' 'w'^AshleVj Senior.— Doors to be opened at Six, ''• i,- ol iiclv at Seven o'clock. Half price at the «_7j Xs in p^j Act Places for the Uoxes to be taken of ?? Seeon 1 Office, in Hart-street. »•- ?? * l I,K _, . . 1 J ...
... for Sobriety, Honefty, good Temper, and C't anl '.nefs. Letters addreffed to Mr. Wilkinson, Stokeflty, with reference* for character, will be attended to. WANTED, Oft tie Firft ?? 1 804, in a Small Family, A STEADY MAN SERVANT, of a credttabe appearance, to wear a Livery, one who uod-rftanr's the duties of hi* ?? a* Footman, and the management of Hories, at he will bave tbe charge of two. He ...
... be Sixty Pounds a year ; in addition to which, the share of the earn- ings of the prisoners, allowed to him by law, will be considerable to a master who knows and will duly execute his office. •$• The ELECTION will be at the Town- Hall, in Kendal, on Saturday the 14th day of April next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon ; and, in tbe mean time, the candidates must send an ac- count of their ...