( [..] her [..] appearence in that character.)
In the course of the Farce Mrs. BANNISTER, Jun. Will intro-
duce "The Little Farthing Rushlight,"

To which will be added

THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD

Sir Rowland, Mr.BARRYMORE;
Lord Alfred, Mr. DIGNUM.

Walter, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.
Ashley, Mr SUETT,

Lady Helen, Miss DE CAMP;
Jesephine, Mrs. GLAND.

Tickets to be had of Mr. Bannister, No. 2, Fifth-street,
Soho-square; and of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box Office, Little
Ruffel street where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

THEATRE ROYAL,
COVENT - GARDEN ,

THIS present THURSDAY, April 16, 1795,
(13th time) the new Comedy of

LIFE'S VAGARIES.

The Principal Characters by

Mr. LEWIS,

Mr. QUICK, Mr JOHNSTONE,
Mr.MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mr. BERNARD, Mr. TOWNSEND
Mr. FARLEY,
Miss WALLIS
Mrs. LEE
And Mrs. POPE

The PROLOGUE to be spoken by Mr. MIDDLETON.

To which will be added (for the 9th time) an entire new

Drama, in Two Parts, called

WINDSOR CASTLE.

The Overture to the Drama Selected from PLEYEL.

The OVERTUNE to the Masque Composed expressly for
the Occasion by Dr. HAYDEN

As is the rest of the MUSIC by Mrs. SOLOMON.
[..]

No Money to be returned.

Tomorrow (by particular desire) 18th time, the new Dra-
matic Tale, Called The Mysteries of the Castle, with the new
Drama of Windsor Castle, and the Masque of Peleus and Thetis.
On Saturday and Monday, the new Comedy of Life's Vagi-
ries with Windsor Castle , and the Masque of Peleus and
Thetis

Miss WALLIS's BENEFIT.

AT the Theatre Royal, Covent Gaden, on
Wednesday, April 22, will be Presented a Comedy,
called

THE JEALOUS WIFE.
Mr. Oakly, Mr. FARREN;
Major Oakly, Mr.QUICK
Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. FAWCETT;
Captain O'Cutter, Mr. JOHNSTONE;
Ruffer, Mr. MUNDEN;
Charles Oakly< no role > , Mr. HOLMAN;
And Lord Trinket, Mr. LEWIS;
Lady Freelove, Mrs. MATTOCKS;
Harriet, Mrs. MOUNTAIN;
And Mrs Oakly, Miss WALLIS,
Being her first appearance In that character.)
To Which will be added, the Comedy of

THE POLLIES OF A DAY.
Count Almaviva, Mr. LEWIS;
Figate, Mr. BERNARD;
[..] Mr. POWEL;
And the Page (with a song) Mrs. E. WALLIS.
(being her first appearance on this, and her third on any stage)
The Countess, Miss CHAPMAN;
And Susan, Miss WALLIS.
(Being her fifth appearance in that character.)

Tickets to be had of Miss Wallis, No. 76, Gower-street,
Bedford- figure, and of Mr. Branded at the Theatre, where
Places for the Boxes May be taken.

FINSBURY DISPENSARY.

SAINT JOHN'S SQUARE, CLERKENWELL.

THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON for the
the benefit of this Charles will be preached before the
Right Honorable the EARL of STAMFORD, President,
Vice-president, Governors, and Stewards, by the Reverend
ROWLAND HILL< no role > , A:M. In the Forenoon of Sunday the
10th Day of May next, is SAINT LUKE'S Church, Old
Street .

Prayer to begin at Eleven o'clock.

And on Friday the 15th of May, the President, Vice-
President, Governors, and Friends of this Inflation, will
dine together at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN,
in the Strand.

STEWARDS.

Mr. William Austin< no role >
Mr. Thomas Birch< no role >
Mr. Samuel Bridgman< no role > ,
Mr. Charles Clarke< no role > ,
John Churchfields< no role > Esq.
John Eykin< no role > , Esq.
Mr. Thomas Godson< no role > ,
Mr. Richard Hilton< no role > ,
Mr. Joseph Howeth< no role > ,
Mr. Isaac Isles< no role > ,
Francis Magnies< no role > , Esq
Dr. John Meyer< no role >
Mr. James Neae< no role > ,
Mr. John Phillips< no role > ,
Charles Price< no role > , Esq.
Mr. Samuel Search< no role > , jun.
Mr. Francis Upjohn< no role >
Mr. William West< no role > .

N.B Upwards of Forty Seven Thousand Nine Hundred
poor has please persons have been Admired and cured , or re-
ceived relief, by means of this excellent Institution.

Tickets for the dinner may be had of Mr. THOMAS
FEDERATION, the Collecter, No. 3. Gwynn's Buildings,
Goswel- street road, Clerkenwell , and at the Tavern.

Dinner on table at half- past Three o'clock precisely, at
which there will not be any Collection.

By Order

ABRAMAN RHODES< no role > , Secretary.

An Entire New

PANTOMIMIC DANCE.

TIGHT-ROPE DANCING,
By Signor SAXONI.

WIRE DANCING
By the LITTLE DEVIL

FORCE OF HERCULES, OR RUINS OF TRUTH,

SLACK ROPE VAULTING,

TUMBLING,
By Nine Capital Performers.

POLANDER's PERFORMANCES,
By Signor CARLO.

The Whole to Conclude with

THE TAYLOR RIDING TO BRENTFORD
By Mr. CARR, in Dress and Character.

The Principal Performers are,
The Celebrated Little Devil, Mr. Robinson, Shaw [..] ,
Taplin, Saxony, Rollins, Chadwick, Hutchinson, Miss
Huntley, Master Stent, Master Ackerville, [..] Frost,
the Original Child of Promise, the Little Mercury and

That Wonderful Vaulting Horseman Mr. Jandy.

Doors to be Opened at Half past Five and Grand Parade
to Commence at Half Past Six precisely

Boxes 2,. 6. only.Pit Is.Gallery 6d.

Places for the Boxes to be taken [..] Mr. Hutchinson, from
Eleven till Four, at the Lyesum,

N.B. Ladies and Gentleman Instructed in the polite Art
of Riding and Managing their Horles for the Road or
Field; and Horses Broke for all Denominations, particularly
for Ladies Riding.

At the General Quarter Session of the Peace of Our Lord the
King, holden in and for the county of Middlesex, at the
sessions House for the said County, (by Adjournment)
Thursday the 14th day of April in the 35th year of the
rule of our Sovereign Lord George the [..]
Great Britain [..] WEAVERS in that
branch of the Silk Manufacture called the [..]
GAUZE.

A Petition having been presented to his Ma-
jesty's Justices of the Peace for the county of Middle-
sex , in sessions Assembled, praying the court to fet, regulate,
and order the wages and prices of the Journeymen Weavers
within the said county, in the said branch of the silk
manufacture, called the Toilet Gauze, It is ordered, that
the said petition be taken into consideration on Saturday next,
the 18th day of April inst. at the hour of ten in the fore-
noon; and that in the mean time an advertisement be insert-
ed in three of the public newspapers, to the Intent that all
Matters and Journeymen in that branch of the silk manu-
facture called the Toilet Gauze, have notice thereof.

By the Court,

SELBY.

MIDDLESEX .

At the General Quarter Session of the Peace of our Lord the
King, holden in and for the County of Middlesex , at the
session House for the Said County, (by Adjournment) on
Tuesday, the Fourteenth Day of April infant, in the
thirty- fifth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord
George the Third, King of Great Britain, & c.

To MASTERS and JOURNEYMAN WEAVERS in that
Branch of that Silk Manufacture, called ORRICE
WEAVING

A Petition having been presented to his Ma-
jesty's Justices of the Peace , for the County of Mid-
dle taken place in the manufactureing of [..]
the branch of Orrice Weavering, both in respect of the fineness
of the Shot as well as the width of the several articles whereby
the labour of the manufacturer is much increased, and no
provision or adequate compensation made them for such addi-
tional labour, and praying the Court to settle, regulate, and
order the Wages and Prices of the Journeymen working
within the said County, in the said branch. It is Ordered,
That the said Petition be taken into consider on Saturday next,
the 18th day of April Instant, at the hour of ten in the fore-
noon, and that in the mean time an advetisement be inserted
in three of the Public Newspapers, to the intent that all
Masters and Journeymen in that branch of the Silk Manufac-
ture, called Orrice Weaving ,have notice thereof.

By the Court,

SELBY.

LADIES DEMISAISON DRESSES.

ARCHER'S IRISH POPLIN and TABBI-
NET WAREHOUSE, Henrietta Street, Covent-Gar-
den . The Executors of the late Mr. EDWARD ARCHER
have the honour to inform the Nobility and Centry, that there
is now reacy in the Warehouse for their Infection, a new
Assortment of the DEMISAISON POHLINS, prepared particu-
larly for the present Spring under the direction of C, Cary
For their light,rich,and elegont appearence, they claim a su-
periorty over most other Manufacturer, in all kinde of La-
dies Dresses, which is fully evinced by the distinguished ap-
probation they are daily receiving from the first Personages in
the Kingdom

Being particularly anxious that every article should give sa-
tisfaction, they will exchange; or (if more agreeable) return the
money for any Goods that should not be fully approved, by
which Ladies at any distance may purchase witst the same ad-
vantage as if residing in London.

For the convenience of Families going into Mourning, the
Warehouse is constantly supplied with a large Assortment of
Bombazrens and Bombazets of differtent prices; a variety of
Black Poplins. Tabbinets. Luteferings, Artnoxeens, Widows
Silks , and different shades of black and Grey Fancy Poplins
for flight Mournings.

[mark] The Lowest ready money price is marked on each place
in plain figures, and from which no abatement is ever made.

A Variety of Shaw in the heatest pattern, equal to any
manufactured in this country.

[..]
I Actually taken place by the disqualifications of Mr.
[..] Mr. Ewer, I take the earliest opportunity or offer-
[..]
[..] Place, April 16, 1795.

Newman-street, April 14,1795,

MR. BLAIR returns his most grateful ac-
Knowledgments to the Governors and Governesses of the
FINSBURY DISPENSARY, for the honour they have this
[..] conferred upon him, in electing him the Surgeon of their
excellent Institution: and begs leave to assure them, that no
exertions shall be wanting on his part, to fulfil the duties of
to important an office, and to prove himself not unworthy of
their entire confidence and approbation.

LADIES ONLY.

THE Science of Divination has been re-
spected by the most enlightened people in all ages of
the world,in ancient times the most illustrious men consult-
ant a Prophet or a Diviner, before they undertook any impor-
ant enterprize ; the Bible and even prophane books relate
comberless instances of the kind. In times so calamitous and
[..] tentous as the present, it becomes every individual to dif-
fer; a Person whose whole life has been devoted to Science,
[..] now be consulted by Ladies of fortune and consequences
[..] but though he never fees Gentlemen, he has no object-
[..] in answer their letters, with a [..]
[..]
No. 1, Portland Road, by the [..]

MIDDLESEX DISPENSARY

No. 21 Houndsditch.

A General Meeting of the Governors of this
Charity will be holden at the Dispensary, an Wednes-
day, the 22nd day of April instant, at nine o'clock in the
forenoon, to proceed to the Election of a Collector, in the
room of Mr. Jacks, resigned, AND NOT ON THE 15 TH IN-
STANT, AS BEFORE ADVERTISED. The Election to be by
Ballot, to commence at Ten, and close at Four o'Clock pre-
cisely. Proxies of Governors to be admitted; and such new
Governors only to be entileled to vote, who shall have paid
their subscriptions in to the hands of the Right Honourable
Thomas Skinner< no role > , Esq. Lord Mayor , Treasurer , at or before
Six o'clock in the evening of Tuesday, the 21st instant.

By Order of the Committee,

BENJA. NINDE< no role > , Secretary.

PROPOSALS for LIGHTING the STREETS.

Paying Office, Dublin.

THE Directors and Commissioners will re-
ceive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps and
Globes in this City, and Keeping the same and the Fur-
niture thereof clean and in good order, from the 1st of Sep-
tember next, for one, two, or three Years, as shall be agreed
upon, the Globes to have a double Busher, and it is their in-
[..] to have a [..] contract for each side of the
River.

Proposals to be sent to his this Office on or before the 30th
[..] of June Next, [..] Lighting; which will
be opened in the Presence of the Proposer or his Representa-
ive, at One o'clock on the said Day, after which Day no
Proposal will be received.

Signed by Order,

THOMAS GLADWELL< no role > ., Sec.

Feb. 23. 1795,

To be SOLD by AUCTION.

At the India Arms Inn, Golport, on Monday the 20th Inst.
at three o'clock in the afternoon.

ABOUT 300 CWT. of BITTER ALMONDS,
being put of the cargo of the Hossnung, N. L.
Durby, Master, from the Coast of Barbary, bound to Amster-
dam.

Futher Particulars may be known, by application to Messrs
Erafraus Caryer and son, merchants, Oosport.

Just published.

THE FIRST PART of RYAN'S CATA-
LOGUE, Consisting of some Thousand Volunters, new
and second hand, in Various classies and languages (of any
source) marked at very low prices, now on Sale at No, 35 [..]
Oxford Street , near the Pantheon ; where Carat goes may be
had; also Mr. wheeler's goldsmith, No. 287, near Great-
Turnsille, Holborn; and at Mr. Buff's goldsmith , No, 124,
Leadenhall , Street, nearly opposite the India House .

The Greatest at ention paid to orders by Port, or Otherways.

CHEAP CHINAWARE and GLASS.

A Large and valuable Stock of the above
articles is now selling off, at very reduced prices, at
WOOD'S old-established Warehouse, No 35, POULTRY.
The Proprietor quiting business at Midsummer next, the
whole must be disputed of before that time the remaining
form of the lease being already assigned.

Among the vast Variety of Articles of which the Stock con-
sists, there are many Large and very complete Sets of Num-
bers; and Commonk [..] in Table Services also Tea and
Coffee Sets, some beautifully enriched with gold, India Fans,
Etc. Inc.

Also a Small quantity of old Goods, via. China cups and
Saucers, at 6s. 7s. and 8s. per dozen, with other things pro-
portionally cheap. Glass at the Manufactures Prices.

N. B. Strong dishes, plates, basons, Etc. fit for Tavern-
keepers, Coffee-noulet, Etc. on [..] highly advantageous

[mark] Prices [..] on the goods.

[..]
[..] , cold Meat, Mutton Chops, Etc.

MINT SAUCE, made sweet purposely to eat with Veni-
son, Roast Lamb, Etc

1. INDIAN SOY, warranted to be genius and to please
[..]

N. B. In CASES with Partitions, containing 12 forts of
the most RICH SAUCES that are made in this or any other
country; they are admirably adapted for Families, and Gentle-
men going to the East or West Indies, Captains of Ships,
&cc. at One Guinea each Cafe.

WESTPHALIA or BEAR HAMS, that are of a most
delicious flavour ; also a great variety of fine WESTMORE-
LAND, and YORKSHIRE ditto, of all sizes, fit for dres-
sing, without requiring any soaking.

PICKLED and SMOAKED POUNGUES, PIGS' CHOPS,
& c. cured after the Westphalin fashion.

New REIN DEER TONGUES from RussiaHamber
Beef, in Ribs and Roll for grating.

Also a Cargo of real DUTCH BEEF, from Amsterdam, to
grate, just imported.

Fine MUTTON HAMS, Etc. From Scotland; also a
parcel from Yorkshire.

SIX POUNDERS,

Or, HAMS only SIX POUNDS each,

For Corner or Side Dishes, and for small Families,

MADE FROM PIGS OF THE CHINESE [..]

AND CURED PORTUGAL FASHION, [..]

Mr. SKILL respectfully [..]
[..]
guineas each.

NEW GORGONA ANCHOVIES, properly packed in
stone pots, so as to keep to the East or West Indies.

Dr. HALLER's celebrated SWISS TEA; made of Herbs
collected of the Apls, in Packages, at 15 each.

BOLOGNA and GERMAN SAUSAGES, with or without
Garlick, Etc

BURGUNDY MUSTARD, and English, ready made
and Durham of flour Mustard, and all forts of Vinegar.

Beautiful FRENCH CAPERS, packed in the French
Bottles, 2s. 6d. to 5s. each.

NEW PIPE and RiBBON MACARONI, VERMI-
CELLI, SEMOLINA, CAGLIER PASTE, Etc

N.B. CASES of PICKLES for exportation from One
to Ten Guineas each. Pickled Mushrooms, 2s 6d. per
quart.

RICH ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICKLES, Yellow
and Green Mangoes, and the Greatest variety of every fort of
Pickles in the highest Perfection.

PICKLED MUSHROOMS in Quart Bottles, the finest
ever seen, at only as 6d. each

ESSENCES of AMERCIAN SPRUCE, with directions
for making the Same into the [..] Beer.

SKILL and SON have just landed several [..] of new
FLORENCE and LUCCA OILS, [..] several [..]
and half [..]
please

To the CURIONE in STILTON CHEESES.
[..] that they
have just received fresh, from the best daries, several par-
cels of the finest STILTON CHEESES, that are quite ripe
and fit for Immediate use.

Superfine Old DOUBLE GLOUCESTER of the real
Berkeley Hundreds fine Cheshire, and every kind of Eng-
lish Chesees, in the Highest rate of perfection.

To the CURRIES in FOREIGN CHEESES.
CHAPSUGAR, GRUYER, PARMEZAN, DUTCH,
Etc. that are particularly fine flavoured and gold.

The CHAPSUGAR, or SWISS GREEN CHEESE,
is made from herbs collected on the Alpine Mountain.
It is universally esteemed for its Antisourbutie Virtues;
and is grated either to eat with bread and bitter and ancholely
or used in four, Etc. The Cheeses run from 5b. to 8b. at
10 per pound

Genuine PORTABLE SOUPS, with printed [..]
for using with which Gravy Soups, Mutton, Veal, and
Chicken Broths, may be made, with the greatest facility, in
two or three Minutes; a convenience of the highest value to
Familes, Officers of the Navy, Army, Etc

And all manner of

CHOICE DELICACIES FOR THE TABLE.

English and Foreign,

Mr. SKILLl having resided many years in Great Britain,
Frances, Spain, Fundres, and Portugal, and having formed
very extensive connections during his long residence in those
countries, is enabled to obtain every article in the Foreign
line, with the greatest expedition; and in consequences, the
Nobility, can always rely that the articles sold an [..] Ware-
houses are of the best kind, Genuine, and on the mode-
ate terms.

To OILMEN in TOWN and COUNTRY.

OILMEN, Etc who may with to deal in their SAUCES,
FOREIGN ARTICLES, Etc. are aquainted that they may
be supplied, to sell again, and on very advantages terms.

WHOLESALE, RETAIL, and for EXPORTATION.

N.B. The ORDERS of MERCHANTS, SHOP-
KEEPERS, FAMILIES, Etc. in the Country, Must always
be accompanied with Money, or a reference in London for
payment, and the Postage of all Matters paid.

PRINTED LISTS of a great quantity of different
Articles, sold by SKILL and SON, may be had at their
Warehouse, No. 15, STRAND near CRAVEN-STREET;
and to prevent trouble, THE LOWEST PRICE IS ASKED
FOR EVERY ARTICLE, AND NO ABATEMENT
MADE.