--> Tickets at 25 cents, to be sold at Cushing & Appleton's Book-Store, children half price.--No money received at the door. _Gazette._ * * * * * The "Shaksperian Society" of Boston has "new revised" articles in 1795, according to the following notice to members:-- Shaksperian Society. TAKE NOTICE--All persons who have regularly been balloted for, as Members of the above Society, who have not yet signed the Articles, since their being new revised, must attend this Evening, and execute the same, or they will not be admitted as Members thereof. Members of the above society are requested to attend early on particular business. By Order, March 7, 1795. J. ROBINSON, Sec'y. * * * * * Connecticut "Election Goods." THE Subscriber refers the generous Public to his late advertisements to be informed of the articles he still continues to sell by wholesale and retail; and also respectfully informs them, that he has just come to hand, a fresh assortment of Chintzes and Callicoes, Gentlemen's fancy Waistcoating, silk Romal, buff and other Shawls, printed Jeans, cotton and linen Handkerchiefs, a variety of Ribbons, all of a late importation; Nankeens of a superior quality, and cheaper by nine pence in the single piece than can be purchased in New-York by the quantity. Among his fancy patterns for ladies are, the Covent Garden Cross-bar, the Renelagh full moon, the Prussian stormont, Harlequin's motto, and an olive check inclosing four lions rampant and three flours de Luce; and for gentlemen's waistcoating, the Sportsman's fancy, the Prince of Wales's New-Market jockey, and the modest pale blue. He doubts not in the least, but that among the great variety of figures he has, every fancy may be suited; and as for the prices, he makes not the least hesitation to assert, they will be approved.--He also has taken the greatest pains to procure for young masters and misses such cloths and figures as will be durable, pleasing, and well suited to the approaching general election. THOMAS TISDALL. N.B. A few pair of gentlemen's doe skin hunting Gloves, and choice old Spirits by the gallon; a _little_ of which may be used as a cordial. 9 _Hartford, next door south of Mess. Hudson_ } _and Goodwin's Printing-Office, 1788._ } _The crooked Staff of Life._ PURE, mild and unadulterated St. CROIX RUM, to be sold by the hogshead, barrel or lesser quantity, on pleasing terms, for one of the great essentials, _Solid Coin_, by the public's very humble servant, next door to Hudson and Goodwin's Printing-Office.