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MI 9. NUMBga 58611 SIXTH TIME. THEATRE ROYAI., DRURY-LARE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 5 , will be prefented the New Comedy, in five Ads, ailed TIME'S A TELL TALE. The Charadas by Mefn. Rimmed, EUißoo, Matbews, Day ton, Palmer, Ralik!! De Camp. DIM Mellon, Mr*. H. &d- Mrs. Ilpitts, PIUI Daneso.--Tbe Predawn to be fpokee by Mr. Eyre, and the Epilogue by Mr. EllUtoo. To which will be added the Maul Ewald:tow= af ROSINA. It &Mlle, Mr. Gibbon; Captain Edwina, Mr. Nasal Wiliam, Mra. Da Pante ; Refine. by Mils Lyon; Dams, Mrs. Spoon ; and Plicebe, Mn. Bland. •„• The New Comedy of Time's a Tell• Tale, performed far the sth time on Tndday night, was again received throushant with the higheit marks of approbation and unbounded &prink, and will be repeatcd on Saturday and Monday next. To morrow, Love for Love; with the Divorce. ar The Public are refpedfully informed, that this Theatre will continue open every eve:plug, for the remainder of the featoa. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.OARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, N0VEM84.44, will be nrehyst tine repay of THE COUNT OF NARBONNE. ' "Amon& Mr. Ketrible ; Aufin , Mr. Pope Theodore. Mr. C. Kemble Fabian, Mr. Murray. Hortni6a, Mrs. Siddons ; Addable, Mrs Norton. Jacqueline. Mlle Waddy. To which will be added the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; r, THE GOLDEN EGG. On sunnily, King Henry the Eighth (after It hieh it mitt be laid alide on account of the necetfary preparations for the Win ter's Tale); to which will be added, Fortune's Frolichs; Robin Roughhead, Mr. Oxberry (being his Mil appearance on this ftage)• On Monday, Coriolanus; or, the Roman Matron (being the left night it can be aged for force time on account of the pre parations for The Winter's Tale), which will be alai nest Wednefday On Tuefday, The Road to Rule. ASTLEY's OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. A fiftablifild by AutlaitEg i f l t i l l ie G Lot Chamberlain). r i l epri ll .f n ented ev a c C ry aledonian Ballet of t A u Ction. w i II OLD ROBIN GRAY; after which the taiourite Minuet by Two Nodes, rode by the two Mier, and a Pat Stu& by a Third—. MIR Ifaacs will ling The Glad Trumpet Sounds a Vidtary —For a few evening longer, the Spectacle of the POLISH TYRANT— Sloplar Equeßrian Exerelfes. Drunken Profane. &e —To con. chide with the Comic Pantomime called HARLEQUIN and the THREE SISTERS. •. • Particulars in the Bills of the Day. Doors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven p end-price at Nine o'clock. Places for the Boxes to be taken from tee to three. cr The above Entertainments will be laid aide after this week to make room for other Novelties which have been Come time in preparation. aLoctrrioN. PUBLIC LECTURES, AND PRIVATE. INSTRUCTION. INSTITUTION for the CURE of IMPEDIMENTS, ind IM • PROVEMENT of ENGLISH ORATORY, BEDFORD . PLACE, RUSSELL-SQUARE. THELWALL's LECTURES nn the Ge. &Lg. aims, Compufttles, and utterance of the ENGLISH I. AN GUAGE ; with Readings, Recitations, and Orations on Popular ^ivies, every Monde) , Evening, at Eight—Admittance Ss.-- Ewe Tickets, tl. is--Ticket for the Scalise, al. 2L—Seledions Su the Evening to be had at the Door. Alfo an Introdudory Difcourfe on the Nature and °Medi of Ibcution, with Outlines of the Science and Terms of Inftrudion to Foreigners, Perform with Impediments, Profelhonal Students, Re. as Boarders, in Clare', or a. Private Pupils. The Introductory Dlfeourfe, dtc. with or without a Volume of &Indians and Emetics; and Poem. in Retirement, with Memoirs the Author, &c. may be bad of Marrs. Arch, Conakill; and Mr.Ridgeway, Piccadilly. £40,000 FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET, AT TWILTI O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MORNING: IT MAT as 460,c00, BEING the only opportunity that was ever offered of making fo large a Fortune for a Trifle. Sir JAMES BRANSCOME and CO. Retamistend an immediate Purchafe, or the opportunity will be for ever loft of obtaining the momentous Prize of £4opoo Timms and StIART.S are on Sale at their truty Lucky Lottery 041/04 Holhoru, Cornhill, and Haymarket. PRESENI PRICE. Ticket £sl to 0 Half • to iS o I Eighth La 16 0 qIIMICI 5 10 0 Sixteenth 1 g 6 • ~ No. 1,070 P i i s: o f 4 ‘2,,CC0 No. i 5,078 , . tAso SWIFT and CO. No. t t & Poultry, and 12, Charing Orals, refudtfully inform the Public. that the above Capital Prizes jdrawn on Friday left) were fold and !hared at their Offices. above Loco' in the prefect Lottery has been next, November 6th, will be the sth Day of Draw. Firlt.ilrawn Ticket will receive 40,0001. befides contains of 4, t i coo lit Prizes of 4toe 500 28 50 . and 3.6 a Tickcts in the Supplementary Lottery Six days remain ip draw. Crintratftsr's tiger of Money for the Supplementary spire on the 16th of ibis Month. Thofe who keep -t day :mitt take their Chance in the Supplemcn ipenfary, L. is, Soho Square, being • Poor, has contributed cooliderably to the credit PATENT ANTISC °KEDIV DROPS have afeertaining its efficacy as a medicine in cafes of Scro -'.hetnnatifm, Eruptions, and Nervous Wreaks, de - ..c objtruttions or the Romach and irteitines, and in complaints of differed bile, where calomel has loft its -• are. ce to caution the Pane spit& purthafing any others bearing the words " By the King's Paton" oo the direetions, and outride wrapper; together with the printed in black ink: fold in' (:ties of gs. 6d. ; los.; larger al. 11.; duty hicluded. VICTUALLING OPFICI, Amp, 3c, igo7. THE COMMISSIONERS for PICT ;i4LLING HIS MAVISTT'S run:, d. Gray give notice, That on Wednefday the ad of December nest, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, ((caged up) and treat for the fupply of all furl quanddis of FLOUR, SALTED BEEF and PORK PEASE►, RICE, RUM, and FAYAL and TENERIFFS WINE, as may be required for the ufe of his fvlajtity's Troops Rationed at the Mends and Colonies hereunder mentioned, viz. Surinam, &erica, Demerara, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Barbadocs, St. Vincent, and St. I.ucia, Dominica, Antigua, Sc. Kites During the (west twelve months certain, from the aft of March, dot and further until fir months warning Thal he given. To be paid for by Bilis payable with intereft cinety days after date. The Conditions of the Contratt, (which may be taken con lolady for the whole, or feparately for any pardenlar Mind or" Colony) may be ken a: the Secretary's Olfacc. Ns regard will is kai is a Team Ti. latish tie pries jiall eat Se isfer.sd iw .wale ft dirk, errOotfiril net is &livered t • llos Bond irjery ase 'Wes& en defead iiredinfilsy tit td iDesseskr as, Aar salefs the ter* so& smiu the Testier, sr fame terfsa ea his isialf sagas eirfwer saes solid for. lICTUALLING•OFFICS, Ampll 31, del. THE COMMISSIONERS for PILTUALLING HIS m 471572-, NArr, do hereby a Notice, That on Wednefday, the ad December next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fated up) and treat fir the fupply of FRESH BEEF, for the u(e of His Majcity's Troops at the lilands and Colonies hereundamentioned. viz. Surinam, Berbice, Demerara, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Barbadoes, St. Vincent, and St Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kitts, During the (pace of twelve months certain, from the ift March 1808, and further until Be months warning lhaU be given ; to be paid for by Bah payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt (which may betaken conjointly for the whole, or feparately for each !Band or Colony) may be fun at the Secretary's Office. N. mord will 6 e bed to any Tesler in tobieb sse price/salt mat 64 ;alerted is row& at length, or Mat Jdat net be chavered to the Boo►d 60re we *Week ex the bid bredeefelay the Id December next, nor sealei the Pe►fon nurbe oaks the Tamier, or few Perfen se hie behalf, attends to en/ever Ivied, called for. lICTUALLING OPPICR, 0 fiaber 23,1307. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 11(47 SSTro N4vr, do Am* give Notice, That on Friday the t3th of November nest, they will be ready to receive Teoders in writing (fealed up) and treat for Two Hun dred Thoufand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered from Warehonfes in which it ikon have been bonded, free of duty, .one half in the courfe of one month, and the remainder in one isiontb afterwatds, into his Majeity's Vie:Walling Stores at POW month, Plymouth. and Cork, in the following proportions, viz. Portfmouth So,ooo Gallon& Plymouth too.oco Cork • ao,oco ••-••••-.—• 200,000 The Conditions of the Commas, (io Tobick foe New regulaiont have brew bandaged), may be teen at the Secretary's Office. N. B. No Tender wit. k admitted far a lets quantity tbos ?Le land Gattotro r will sod lie 8,46 aoy in sobireb the trio flail we le oaf ied is wok at kook w tbatjbaU eat be de/sort/ to for Board &Owe Oes o'Clock on Me /aid Friday Ms 13th of Novarsber oat, ow WM* tree Poles who oaks the Toady, or foot ?telw en his Wolf, veered, t caliper wise railed for. ORDNANCE OFFICE, OH,4cr tt, 1307. THE PRINCIPAV.OFFICERS of 1-14 blajc111: OR ONANCR It hereby give N-oeice. That PropoGls will be received at their Office in Pall Mall. en or before Monday the 16th of November nest, from fuch Perfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, confining of various defcriptiuns of Tools, for the fervicc of this Department, for a period of three years, tremble to Patterns, which may be viewed at the Principal Stor&eeper's Office in the Tower. Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Contradt, may be known. upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propofah are to be delivered, foaled up and indorfed " Fropolah for the Supply of Tools;" but no Propofal can be admitted after the (aid s6th of November, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an agent in his behalf !hall attend. By order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. WRECK. ABOUT Eighty Pipes of uncomannly ex c e ll en t RED FOR r WINE, now lying at Dover, under the King's Lock, Paved from the Mary and Elizabeth, lately loft en the Goodwin Sands, will be Sold by Public Sale for account of the Underwriters, at Dover, on Wednefday, the firth November instant, at Twelve o'Cluch i and about Forty Pipes of the fame cargo, lying at De a l, will he Sold at Deal on the following Morn ing, the t alb November, at Eleven o'Clock. - The Wines may be tatted one day previous to, and on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues bad of Meffre Fedor and Mind Dover; of Mdfrs Goodwin. Curling. Friend and Co. Deal ; and of Mr. James Hall, Audlimner, Margate YORKSHIRE.—FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR, with IMPROPMATE TYTHES. I 'THE MANOR and ROYALTY • f HEMING BROUGH, together with the ltnpropriate Rcdtory thereto belonging,cornprifing the Great and SmallTythes of the townlhips of Hetningbrough, Cliff cum-Lund, Bariby, Ofgodby, South Duf , field, Bowthorpe and Min:hove. extending over upward+ of 7700 Acres of Arable Meadow and Warp Land. Together with a va luable Freehold Meffuage, granaries, farm buildings, and land. In Hemingbroligh, containing tour Acres, and a compadt Freehold Farm in the tov.uillip of Barlhy, called Tnrnhead Farm, with granaries and commodious farm buildings, fishing boufe sad land ing, and upwards of 90 acres of rich Arable, Meadow. Pafture and Warp Land. in high cultivation.-the whole let on lcafe which will expire on the 6th of April, 1808, at the nett rent of stool per Annum. The Townihips over which the Tythes extend are chid] f in an open Field Rate, capable of the greaten iniptovenumt by inclofing, 'and are moderately affected to the land-tax and parochial rates. This Mate is fituate upon the river Oufe, pal:Ding the advan tage of water carriage to the heft markets in the weft= part of Yorkatire, in a very fertile part of the county, about three miles from Selby ; five from Howden ; is from York ; and as from Hull. May be viewed by applying to Mr Moyfer, of Hunting ton, near York : and defcrlptive particulars may be had at the Hotel, Leeds; the Neptune, Hull; the Queen's Head, Neweaftie upon Tyne; the Bridgewater Arms, Mat:chatter ; at flarravray's Coffee Houk ; and of Mr Claridge, No 47, Pall Man, London, who is authorifed to difpofe of the fame, and where a plata of .the pal may be ken. other Prize a a 8 r . kld. Friday nest 9, when the Ft g %id the Wheel 11* 2 Prizes re 2 rt . Aro sqd of 251.1 r K. N. B. The Copt Tickets will e z pin 5 . tent beyond that N WI Lottery. _ tDr ma THE Difpe mt open to the I 3PII.SSURT's I e e ry Nowl, by afcerta Oak, Gout, Rbe the ' ?Mint oo the ob ti tbok complal: dolt by frequent zr , It is reinifite to T' doge bearini owde, WI of dire toes Duty, prit %Wu los I 1 .... 4 .?••i- ‘-,- . 7 ' - - ' .' ' NW •• • . . . . • A) ' . , • ... ( S , .-. • • •. - , - Did- --1 ,J11;4.-i•TF(I . • ki., _)k.l,-- ••,---. N.. .„ ~,i , . N- a - •*,# 0 ilk Pr T.HURSbAY, NOOMBER 5, 1807 COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. NOTICE is hereby given. that the perind for pay, meat of the feennd inllalment pn the Shales in the Capita* *oil of the above Office. is the tath of November nett, when the fame is to be paid into the hands of an% ache Bankers dated in the Profpe4us, or at the Office in Southahtpton•ttreet. The Bankers common receipts will he a fofficient dikharge to the Subferibrn, and when the Ceed is executed they oaf be ftlr- Dieted with regular certificates. By Order, T. CHAPLRR, Glerk. Southampton-erect, Strand, London, Odtober 27, the)) FAOLF. INSURANCE, C'OMPANt ?OR FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. AND FOR GRAN lING ANNUITIES. THIS tnnitutinti was (armed at a nrimerrms and refpedlabk Meeting, held at Cole's Coffee Houfe, the asd October inßaat (Sir William Rawlins in the Chair), the particu lars of 'Web may be had, and Mitres fubfcribed for. aL Sir Richard Can Dlyn ' and CO% Bankers, Simi:in lane ; and Meffrs. Lewis, Wolfe. and Co Shorter's court. Thrngmorton.ftreet. • The Eftablisment diens to the bearer the pAymeilt.of Rent and other benefits in cafe of Firs. aad to the Company an advat•- , siipoUS employment of Capital. The %arm are 501 each, and only 51. per Sbira, payable by inftalments, is at prefeht required; as vo,oo - .4 will this be rared, it is more than probable, no further call wiD ever be made. W. BEE I'HAM, Secretary, Bouverie•ftreet. HAMPSHIRE, ON MR BORDERS OF BERKSHIRE, Seven Miles from " I ,:ading, and Nine from Bafingftoke- TO BE LET (with immediate rifetiinn) for Three, Five, or Seven Years, a defimble MANSION HOUSE, fit for the reception of a genteel Family. It coafts of a good entrance hall and dining parllur. 26 feet by tg, drawing room 24 feet by 18 a breakfutt parlour, feveral excellent bed chambers, fervants apartments, large laundry, kitchen, and other domeftic offices of every defctiption. The borate is furrounded by a g'irden and pleafure-ground, and a Farm containing 8o acres of arable, pallure, and meadow land ; a good farm yard. bun. Rabling, and other convenient buildings, with exterfive rights of eommen. The fixtures in the houfe b and the farming flock, to be taken at a fair valuation. The roads are good, the neighhourhoo4 mfped.able, and the Ltuation remarkably dry and healthy. Fur further partieulan apply (1f by letter. poft paid), to Wm. Atkinfon, Efq. Cbancerylane, London: Rieirird Efq. 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