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NIMMINIMIII.h. _ • -43) ri.i. - 't A- ) siiiii • --A -1 4. N 444- .4*, L , i . . z f 1 :, . NI, . •,e , .. ti r . -ii -- 4 - iil)\ '' ii re Qi - V •'. r" 1 : 2.: "I A t‘ 'leo ' ,I ts ..... • ; 7-. ' .y ) A.? ~..: . , • ,A l , .. ' • ,Vr* AT" • 16 ... .. \l\---'i " : 1111 21 P : 9--4 :4;r al : 2 1 .7 / 4 \ r l, ) ,\ II i i. ~.., \ j , k."'"7. - --- - N lj `,.c, ') ' q .. \ • .v . . ' 1 ( ° i • .....---... * I ‘.. ) (1/4_Z_::...7., sor -,..- , ya ( Ti !UM! rAY. OCTOBER 26, 1809 ~•-~, • \ V I 7( j() PRICE SIXPEN(T lIALFPENNV. j;k,V t IEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 26,, will be acted a Comedy, called LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN. After which. (second time) THE JUBILEE. •h entirely New Scenery, Dress's, and Decorations. (~..srture and Music composed and selected by Mr. Reeve. The principal Characters by Mr. INCLEDON, ''r. TAYT OR. Mr. LI:iTON, Mr. DENMAN. I,:Ci:ONS, Mrs. LiSTON, and Miss BOLTON. iliicit .v it be added the Crand Ballet of ()SCAR ANI) MALVINA. , :Jr. liOl.Ot:NA, jim.• Fingal. Mr. BOLOGNA; t'arrol, Mr. FAR I.F.Y. Mal vine, Miss ADAMS. 7 s , Second }'rice Ss. Gel. Pit, 43. Second Price 2s. (;:171,ry t's, Second Price Is. Upper Gallery is. The' Ili•atix stratagem. • . the School of Relsrm. c -alas lie Grecian Daughter; Buphrasta, by a Toms, :)!Ily her first appearance i n Lon d on. ri •• i'reprietirs of the new Theatre Royal Covent Gardes.ibeg most respitetfully to adder.; themselves to the rablic, it.dement they•are sensible they ought in every thing, powor, to he guidsd. They pry...erne to think that •. •F, rei,edation of the prices of admission wilL'on due COD• found to be supported by every argument of reason ai ..I'd are harpy to see that it meets with the approval majrrity of the entnruivity : The Proprietors are gat wealth and etiwbitant gain : 'they are merely la r,,r a fair subsistence. It has been authoritatively and ; proved, after the fullest and most inretriial hive*. ;Wit the adoption of the forme prices would subject • ; ; r.rtain loss of three quarter* per cent, per annnm nti • hit some persons have said that this evil might be i w 2 •yeern of stricter 'canon: f. If the Prnpri..tors, in :ion of the new Theatre, have erred on the ride of ex percc, it has been, first, from an honest desire to consult the ac eentradation, and ensure the safety Of all who resort to it ; and 4CO (as the public had a right to eirpect thee should), to col ! e n :Kill performer, and display such sc4nery, dressesdes:era- Of! , . &:*. as might hest contribute :o render the exhibitions of 'r.irra worthy of a critical and enlightened people. Under i;tads can a severer economy be iutroduead ? 'Fite actors cannot be expected to give their labours for a smaller :•:is;;;ion than they received is the old Theatre, or than they , . •••• • ieive in Theatres out of I,6iidon,—and the Proprietors hafe •t• '.; an been able to undertake to gram them a greater: nor . -;; • t rospect of such an advance fond Ss icem - of their West '.'.Lure expenditure. 'te Dri'sset. toeceratlons, Lighting,•&e. of whith •cn eaPy increasing in price, as "reduction of expence t;,!• impracticable. The undisguised truth is, that, even priers, the necessity the Proprietors are under of • , very thing new for almost eesty presentation will, • • -.•:i t conorny, for some years materially reduce, U their profits. •‘..,.,•i; tors hope they shall not be thought intrusive for . to the reason and justice-of the frequenters of the •,, ;re :di who are concerned iu it from utter ruin. that they shall not be disappointed in their confident tl•is cccasion, on the liberality, wisdom, and justice t"ncrous nation ; an 4 thgl are persuadett.that, as Pei ly it is ;:ot at their r.hoiett to alter the iikeseste •';- • ii, *hies -are as rroderaie as they could mate theft. allowed le- their uelnierripted t•yerims to endea .), only return they Cc': 4 tier for the patronage and ft i• reeitest, while they have the honour cf evincing, b.; •1: efforts. their unabated zeal fur the Unproven - tent of •inents of the-Public. 'll-WATRE. .1-:_ictll . lr desire of many Pervms of Fashion, tile gcnerel •i a great uurnlser o 1 others, who • -is ilra.teinerits were unable to attend the Iti)liA 1. la•t the si a will be repeated FRIDAY, 27 , h OCI'OBEit. !olfr's,ton One Guinea, Wine exclusive 'ri ral B:rierta produced la:: night, having been re . ‘,"l , v:nliusiastic bursts of applause. will be repeated • n;+ until further notice. °,•lhle PAVILION, 14. F WC.ASTLE-STR EET, STRAND. b and I .icense-fl by the Right Honourable 01- 1.-tri7 (narnheriz , n. F.SENT EV EINTING, OCTOBER 26, -:airday :K. Nvitl be presented a New Bur.. •. i ti, w Music and Dvenrations, called iIR !TA JUBILEE; ,• ,-; ot r x he-Imied Snvereign enterirg the 50th year e..neluding %%rich a splendid Allegorical Trans- (...~ ~ • ,•;1 Nrul Repres?ntvlon of the Programma of OSC \ R AND MALVINA. .11t. beautlfol I)oerns of Ons;an, and az-ree;l:e •-•,•:;e of Ctiktl.nr,inn nn:l 1-101.•rtaan Costume; • • ct rnparison, Ste. of :licit War Hurses. tt • • ..ri 1)y anti Mr;. Astley, and NIL Crossrann. 1/01thic r'ompany, 'particularly by Young ••.-ii; 70 the "yhole of his Elites:a:la ; 1 ;; p er! the 'fight Rope. culo si;•S th••• f 'ornic linrlerptinat!e of I_YEV IL IN A BOTTLE ; THE WC ,Sl-ros . r. 7•.'r ; Mrs. Bryson; ; and Clown, Mr. Norman. 2-.—Ga:iery 1,.—E00r3 open half past five; x.--,econd price half-past tight. ;or by able Masters from ter' till three o'clock. •.dri : C'.I.EBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. PI.T.LS have on obtained a just cele ,!.• pri-.lv: practice of the Propri , •tor, Mr. Dixon, • ;.... from succes; in ma•iy vhstlnate Di '•wir numerous paiierts of distinction and o•hrrs, • of 13.11fortf, i• , ir Georg.. Warw . ., Sir Gre• D;:wag,•r I.adv •11!Inicnan he was rervii..decl to offer them to the ii.•• .: - -prebszirm 321C10r ui T heir name. tair.rfordwest, Sinai: Wales, F.:). 94, IFTI. ;Its la's vws.:lsmenrs !'ts Mr pisrui: al . ./ :cit:;: l a;v1 with'ar w - uld ta a; a .! fear er lies.. 3 OF his P. 1.; r.s sca n Mn. ;,I••,id, SAS always used t". Vii: • • d it,st•rl w.f.; i,nweli ; fur tlr great st:rvice • ••id, r.s to Colonel Illaltnt alit! his ,y 1 i'<els it. hi. •';:••/ reccdrimer.d he Pias •-;c: ; rt, lly CI: :1 Mr. fixon would app , ,itit •:•!n.."..trs cunr.ty, is would be a ber.etit .cs.l ?re: . 7, to Ibr zr: retned‘.. f)r :rills . _ • .7 , -)..-acb„ fsr ;t: m, tor prir..er.:ivg, k.ruczations costiveness, s ick occasioned by ?mg-la:icy, frcm the acrimony of cr d'rin7t4nz, to excess. )i••,I. •• " 1 7 - at :vir. Nn. 4, Cheapsile, r. I.ore.on ; 11111t:'7, Edinburgh and • I 7.f -wit country . AlcUit.Lto Ver.tlers, in tioArs I). *: fif . • AUC I lON MART. THE Directors have great satisfaction in announ cing the accomplishment of such arrangements as have enabled them to appoint the Ist day of January next, for the com mencement of business at this Institution. Auc:ior.eers and Commercial Brokers who feel a di , ,poslt ion to promme the undertaking, are respectfully informed Oe Secretary will receive their instructions without ,reference or partiality, and immediately the workmen have quitted the building, the accom modations will b e opened for their inspection. The detailed. Prospectus, with appropriate explanations, is like wise in a forward state of preparation, to be delivered as early as the nature of circumstances will admit, which they confidently trust will convey such, a Ferfect idea of the Establishment, as to secure a degree of patronage that will confirm the sanguine ex pectations formed in the public mind of its utility and conve nieace.—By Order of the Board, JOHN GREENWOOD, Sec. Ailed nn Mart Office, Sept. 25, 1309. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, PlyinoutL, on Tuesday the fist Instant, ac Eleven flrenoori, THE Handsome Copper-bottomed Ship L'AU GUSTE, of th?. following dim:T.l4ons: Lenrth on Deck - - - 103 Feet 5 Inches. Breadth above the Wales - , 28 9- Depth in the Hold - 12 10i Admeasures - N 8 17-44 Tors This Ship is a perfect model, is coppered, and for superior sail ing surpasses any ship taken this War; sin; is qu;te new in ev , !ty rtspect, having been only about four off inn stacks, and is abundantly found in stores of the b.-st descriri- , :i p .he teas cap tured after A long chase by his Majesty's ship Se•le c I) laid Atkins, Esq. captain, boucci from Bourdeant to toe Isla of France. Abto - ber Carne, 70 Tons Red Wine in Hogs heads 3 Hogsheads Wbite Wine 20 Half ditto ditto 144 Cases Red Wine 61 Cages White Wire SO Barrels Paint 19 Bundles Iron Hoops 30 Barrels Nails 24 Large Chess containing fire Olive Oil 5 Bales Sail Cloth 9 Pales Paper, Pens, &e 2 Cases Silk', &c 3 Casks Sail and Sewing 'Thread 40 Boxes 'l'allow Candles 2 Hhds.F.isence ofWarpentine 12 Darras Tar so Onis Cordage 4 Bundles Iron Rods .5 Ditto Assorted 11/al:ware 2 Cases ditto 7 Trunks Hats 1 Bale A , ,sarLcl P....pared Skins 6 Pales Rennes Thread idea, which will be particidarised talog,ues. Inn, 6S Bales Cotton Wool. spies, and furthes hiformation, !to , \MFR. \Tertian?, Plymouth._ 2 Hogsheads Wiii . eVinegar .19 Tierces ditto 398 Baskets superior Olive Oil 44 Cases Fruit in Brandy I i SO Cases Capers, Anchovies, ar,c. 12. Sarni: !tabs,? Pork 3 Lr.• ge Jars Sausages 23 Gruyere Cheeses , 2 Casks H nos 192 Cheeses in six cases 160 Ba;s made Corks 40 Boxes Wet Candles 2 Hogsheads Linseed43ii Jo Barrels Purl Together with asindry other Artie in the Cat Also. for Home Cot sirrnpOi For Catalogues, viewing Saw L am;l7 three days prior tp t he salt! Mr. 10tiN '1 HE LI.EWEN Y ESTATE. NO!LTH WALES. TO SE SOLD BY AUCI lON, 13y NI/Ib:STANLEY :in:! SOS, cart', in Sprin-, in several Lots, unless previontly &posed of by Private Contract, in one or two Lots, THE very extensive and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATFS, ••umprisiug the noble mansion of Lieweny Hall, wleielt c‘•ntains ample accommodation for a family of the first .ti. .inetion ; togethyr with new erected and eery commoolinus bleach.works, wirer corn-mill, and iron forge, all well supplied •violo v m•r, a pliblie house, and .Areral ;wow:table fares ; the whale r.mt:lininp.; near 40 4 ;0 acres, of extraordinary rich'meadow, pasture, arable, :Ind wood land, in a high s!ate of coil , ivatitro, and lying nearly in a ring fence The Estate is in , ertected by the river Clwyd, most beautifully dttoate in •he taie of Clwyd, in the counties of benb•gh and Flint, North Waves; three miles from Denbigh, six from Sr. Astph, eight. from 14 uth;n, I'2 fom Aber gely, and 24 from Chester. Door notice of the days of vie svi'l be given in • lois and other pagotrs ; in the interim the Ectres may St: viewed, by lte.l-•ng to Mr. lluxford, at Lletveny-litil. Particulars, with leans annexed, will be reatt, in a :ew weeks, and may be then had of Messrs. Niroley, and J. and W. Lowe; .itolichors, Temple, London ; of Winstanley and Sen, Paternos• ter-row; of Mr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, Whitchnrch . Shropshire; of Mr. Calveley, Surveyor, stapleford, near Chea:er; of Mr. The ' mas Wirstanieyouctiuteer, Liverpool; ~f Messrs. Kay and RetiO. slaw, Manchester; Mr. Wynne, Solicitor, Ni,oitt ; Mr. Non Jones. Ruthin ; Mr. Hughes, Denbigh; and of Messrs. Ceplano anti Penth-rton, Shr-womrY. MIDDLESEX. CAPITAL 'PRrEHOI.D ESTATES, most cliititl slturitms tot build' r ; ele:r.mt ti roN E-BUI LT MANSION, PARK, FARNIs* a tl LAND, Etw Pieces of Wa:er, Two wler Comp:rt FAMILY RVIDENCE 4I , &c. :thre fromAon. TO I'E SOLD EY AUCTION, Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawafa Coffee-halse, in Exthange Alley, Comhill, early in the Estair: year, la Loa, - T HE, truly Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, • eo.npriing up:yards of 380 Acres of es ce,:ding rich Mea , sow, Pastu:e and Wnod Land; the principal part frx.ndig a l‘e:u tiful Park, mostly sus round:al by a brick wall. w:r!I ay..nuus of lofty fuil-grown . Fiinlier 'I Tee 3,3 a excellent Family NE:llion with Offices of all descriotions ; two pr iductive Kitchen Gardens waILJ round, and planted with a variety of fine fruit trees, in • full perfection; two cd her compact Family Residences at the east end of the Estate, win' o.lwes, Gardens, &c. one on lease, the dther tenant at will. The Estate is compact within a ring fence, hounded by the high road; several dale:trill spots for erecting Villas, which will be allotted in quantities for that or any other purpos ; a dry, cheerful and licalthy r.duation, commanding extensive and rich vi•-ws of the country—brick earth on mum parts of the Estate. May be viewLd by applying to Mr. ---,Edgware, where par ticulus may he had ; at the White Hart and Cranes, Edgware ; Aher-orn Arms. Sraornore ; Essex Arms, Watford ; Swan, Rick man:worth ; White Hnrqe, Uxbridge; Castle, exalt Hill ; at Gar raway's; of John Richards, Esq Red Lion-square; and of Mr. 15o:3i:is, Warwick-street, Go:den-squar •, wht-re Tickets liar viewirg may btr had, and a Plan of the Estate seen. CI; IN G'' PATINT WORM LOZENGES. AtVlDit MC.; are the most frequent sources of Child ren's Dise-se. T h eir symptoms every parent and guardian of c,ildren be acquainted with— They occasion loss of at,- peke, a paleness of rite colour of the face, emaciation, and irre gular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ; they bring on convulsions, they affect the gross-7h of thebody,and they prove fatal, by ending in a enns:unption or decay. Both as a pro •entatise and cure of these Zormlng complair.ts, the above excel lent medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest cb.:r:):ttrs in this country, both In rank and respectability. to have no :qual. The public approisation given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its w.titierful success in their ow,n families, stamps its nvrit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to k, of wl:ich no other medicine of the kited can boast. Parents and others who have the care of children should have this roaedy as a farnlly medicine to resort to, wheneverthe stomach or NB wels of children are any way disordered, which it will alwaysbe found to pdleve.—Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, London ; and retail by most country venders, in boxes, at is. 9d. and 51. 6d. each. THE ARIT HME'T'IC OF REAL LIFE 1. The Ta')les of Weig!its x:ct Nikatares, carrected di:out:how, , aril adapted to modern 1133:e. `2. Obta!ett! usele:s expaapti, anti a mach larger por tion applied io acka, E:iate4, Antwitici, llibcoant,, Rever sion 4, .rootio.ts, Banking, Insurances; Brokerage, CI lutes, Excliargc4, Btc. Re. as practised by the Brokers aad commer cial Compinies of the City of London. 3. Mora Exampla under each Rule than are to be found In any ne , rr Work. 4. Lir,rarithras applied to Calculations of Annuities, Com pound Interest, Ste. . 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