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v • - 113 . . ." ' rft . ....... . . , 0/112:1 ( . 71)1 ' . . . 4., .::' "e N a` • • ( . 0 .i ., . P . I .I" . 0 " - ? i N.. ' ' .. .. . ''''' • ' . 4 ) ‘.*‘ 4 . . .. r ..... . ~. ilk Or - •' - it, '. 0 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURT.I.ANE. TOMORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 3, their Majcft:ea Servants will 161 the Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. Flllfton ; Rolando, Mr. ituffell ; Count Montalban, Mr. Holland. (His Erft appearance in that Charaeter); Bal th=ar, Mr. Wroughton; Lampedo, Mr Mathews; Jaquez, Mr. Penlry. Juliana, Mils D u nca n ; Volatite, Mifs Mellon. To which will be addtd the Mubeal Pntertaintrient of THE DESERTER. Henry, Mr.Keny , Simitin, Mr. ROTA ; Skirmish, Mr Banniiter Loulfa, Mn.s Mountain; Jenny, Mrs Bland. In Adt IL will be introduced Military Manoeuvres, the Dead I , fsrch, and the ceremony ded in (hooting a Dtfertcr. )n Monday, Pizarro ; with the Devil to Pay. tin'[ uefday will be revived, the Tragedy of Percy; Elwina, 4 Mrs. Whitlock (being her firft appearance). The Comic Opera of Love in a Village will be revived in the ' courfe of a few days, in whiLli a Young Lady wilt make her firft appearance on any ftage, in the charaeter of Rofetta ; liodge by Mr. Smith, being his firft appearance on this Rage. TO THE CHARITABLE AND HUMANE. A CASE OF REAL DISTRESS• A PERSON of Refpeßability, an Arlin, who has hitherto fupported by his Industry•. an aged Father, a large Family of Nine Young Children, and a Wife, who unfortunately Biske her Leg a few months ago, and is not yet reeovertd—Being at relent abfolutdy prevented by Siclinefs from earning a model of tread to feed Ms diftreffed Infants. folicits from all Friends of thmanky, a fniall Contribution to relieve the wants of his af laid Ibe fmalleft Donation will be gratefully received at Mr. Tar ion, Ilona. No. 16. Holborn ; at Marrs Robirfont, Groh r, Red UN -Area, Holborn ; at Mr I .ovete., ConfcZtiontr, in the Late fte t et; and at Mn'. Lynott's Circulating Library, Grenville itrect, iirmrwick•rquars, at which places Wither particular, may be known. JOHN PORTER. TE JOHN PORTER, Seaman. .(Neptiew of Mat -1 thew Porter, Conic time 'ince of the Paricb of Pordeo, in the Coaty of Southampton, Gentleman), be dying he may hear of foot-thing to his advantage. by app!ying to Mr. Jnhil Mills, Sr. Gearge'alquare, Town cf Portfea. or Mr Jonitia Brent, Unien- Rad, Portfmouth, either perfooally, or by letter. port paid If *laid John Porter be dead, any perltni giving information who aad where he died, will be paid realovable copcnc.os for his, volt*, by applying as above. NO LICENCE REQUIRED FOR 1.0 INERY AGEN rs, And thole that are Agents at prcfent may te Agents to one or more Others. ALL Perfons willing to ad as Lottery Agents may be fupplled with ETS and SHARES, on the molt adasatageous Terms, for Reaiy Money, Short dated Bill., or Poliolliee Orders ; and all 1 ichets or Shares unfold ;:t the corn roatentent of the Drawing may he retuirsed, and the amount of thefime paid on demand by J. WARNER, at his State Lottery Mt, No 16, CORNIIII.I, near the Royal EsLhange. Note—Clubs, Societies, 8:c. will gnat with liberal Emourage• BRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS! NOT IWO BI.ANKS TO A PRIZE, And Double Chance, for the fame Money. LOTTERY on a NEW PLAN, begins Drawing OCTO3f R zo, r8:::7. SCHENIE. z Prize of Lin,oco it s 20,000 $ - 10,CCO S —• 1.3.30 .5 •• SC,J 20 - 1 0 SO ..- .!0 1402 ••• 25 Prizes of Tiel,ets ial (szo the Supplementary e- 2O each [ Lowry, worth J £4 0 . 0 00 40X00 10,000 5,000 2,500 2,. CO 2,500 25 p:o 12,0,:C3 im•••••••MID Prides. 4 2 5 1,E ONLY ONE FIX F D cAprrAt. b proof of the Value of a SLIY:LENIZNTARY TICKtT. J. VARNER engages to pay Twenty Pounds for every Supple starry Ticket, and in proportion for every Share purcbaged at Ns a any other Licenfed State Lottery Office, if brought for San cr before the idth of November, 1207, being Three Day. blot the Drawing of the Supplemeetzry Lottery. Tic Holders of otry filth Ticket or Share nor receiving Money, will be tn. titled to their CHANCE hi the Supplementary Lottery, which Drawing the igth November, and contains the following I Print: Prize of £10,03, 10003 I,COO SO3 ICO SO IS £2 ^,COO 10.000 5,000 2.500 2,000 ,00.0 22.530 150 t ti t• £63.ecio Thee and Shares are on Sale at J. NV/tante. liccufed State Lag Mee, N. a 6. Corniilll. facing the Royal Exchange. PRESENT PRICE. Hit Ticket - £2O 19 0 £io ts 0 Eighth . 42 tg 0 Qin* g 8 I SI-atter tit t 8 o Alm from the Country, contaltd^g Bank Notes, or Sort dated WWII be treated the Came a• if prefent. NIL A liberal allowance to Country Agents, for ready Money - - .. . -.....- -•- : 4 frels the rune to get a SHARE of the 40,0001. PRIZE IN THE FRIESEN r LTA I r LOTTERY, Which begins DRAWING zoth OCTOBER, 1.807. Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. n, liftsoam, 37, COUNNILL, and 38, HATNIAIIENT, REGS leave to obferve, the prelent S'A'FE I.oT ad TERY Sf,'HF.B.IE exceeds every scheme th.it has gone before ',bl bil able to a boaß of 40,00 I. Prize, with only Twenty 4 01 fand Tickets—and conEderably 1.: than Two Blanks to a mg; u the fortunate holder of each of the 6,030 Numbers drawn **Ertl or principal lottery, and entitled to a Ticket in the Mary one , which Ticket or Share fo drawn, the holder, "1 1 89 1 titg at either of she above Offices. may, if they chnofe,on 7. bd, oftthe 16th Novemb. r, 1807, 11-11 for the full amount, as t___°" 18 111 ad. Prize; but, if not fold, the holders of fuch Hum "m„ .. that time, will be entitled to every Beneficial Chance „...._"'"0 1 81t0 die Number or Numbers they ptiffefs in the Supple i=tl Lottery, which is to confift only of the 6,000 identical ;70's drawn as before-mentioned, be the Number or Num -2,1111 by each Adventurer either a Whnle Ticket or a Share, • ,"il NW funk: expense or troubl e o f c h an gi ng t h e N um b er Jerebakdin the principal Lottery. " 4 ° 06 4G/ids for bosh Lotteries, and Prier , paid oa demand. Tickets and Stares are now felling By SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. Proprietors of the f.ucky Lottery Offices, i t 4 .. „_ 11 , Holborn, zy,Cornbill, an d 3 8, H aymarket. Piccadilly; 7 "'llls ill the h it State Lottery, ft:: following Capitals were fold in Forty-two Shares, namely— b, N 0.18,783, 'h Prize of 4 zo,coa "`"lic No. 1°,167, a 'Prize of Moo No. 4,677, a Pure of 5 0 3 'Marro And where the .'.-R -- ~ nit OUNAND POUNIs PRIZE ever fold, led the ..... .I.lltcvrite, No. 19, the laR zt.ecral. ,„___ 7.wl Prize ever etititled to z ),030, N 0.24.033„ as firft ii;4"ni, Second Day,in the lad Ysat's Lottery, were d ivided Utzzol. in th e two lift Years' 'Lotteries, upwards of to c • 016... _ , Vital Prizes were alfo divided- at the above %II::: 'or Hundred and Twenty Sbaria, exclufive of le 'A . Sal Hu ndred kc. i IICITIALLING OPPICE, Sernowber 30, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for PICT U'ILLING XIS elf 47 ES7're NAVY, do berth erg Notice, That on Tburfday the Eth of Otober neat, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up), and treat for fuch quan tities of BISCUIT, made from Whole Meal, as the refpraive Manufadturers of that Article may think prop:3. to offer ; to be delivered in two months, by w...ekly proportions, into his Ma. jetty's Vidtualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be psid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. N. B. No Tender fur a kfs quantity than Three hundred Bags will be admitted. The Conditions of the ContraEl may be feen at the Secretary's Office. No regard Trill 6, bad to any Tender in mbick the priee.fintli not 6. jointers's words at leorb, or tbatjeoll Not ie &interns' to the Board is fore One o'Clo:h on de faid 71.rflay the Stb Oaober Next, nor sorlefi es Peon von% armies 'be Mats, or loose Perlin on bit 14414 attends oarsoer neben called for. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE. 'THE DIRECTORS nf the BRITISH FIRE •A• OFFICE have great *afore iu rt Reding that by their Ex ertions and Plans the Benefits and Principles of Infurance are more generally felt and untierflood ; they truft that they have a Claim for Preference with the Public, for the liberal condudt they have evinced in all their Tranfadtions. Thole already infused, are re. quefted to make their Payments on Michaelmas Policies on or before the teth day of Oetober; and that not yet ihfured, are in formed that the Bridal Fire Office grant Infurance on Knifes, Buildings, Goods, Me whand ize, Skipping, and Farming Stock, and have appointed Agents in the Cities and large Towns in Great Britain, of whom the Propofals may be had Gratis, as well as at the principal Wier. in the StransLand Conli% London. Common Infurance 2s. per Cent.—Hazardous, 35 —Double IiAZ3IIOII3. Ss. FARMING STOCK, 2s bd. per Cent. only ROBERT SK ELTON, Sec- MODERN FRANCE. This day was publithed in two elegant Vnlumes, Foolfcap Oetavo, price Ten Shillings in B hard', I'HE STATE of FRANCE during the Year i 802, acti, t 8.4, 1805, and tBa6, containing part:cular, of the treatment of the linglifli Captives, and Obfervations .1 the Go verment, nuance', Population, Religion, Agriculture and inter • nal Commerce of that Country, i% :h Anecdotes illuP.r4tivc of the Charader of the Chief of the French Government. By W. T. WILLIAMS, Efq. One of the Subjedis of Great Britain, detained by the French Onvernnunt in violation of the Law of civilised Nations. Printed for Riotous PHILLIPS. Nu. 6, Bridge firm, Black • friars, and to be Lad of all Bunkfellers. Of whom may be ►ad, juft publiffied, An Account of the late 1. leave and Flight of Mrs. SPINCtR SHI ru, through Tyrol, Aultria, Pruffia, and Poland to Ruffia. By the Marquis de SALVO, price 7s. in boards. A SPLENDID WORK, DESCRIPTIVE OF MODERN I.ONDON. _ . . 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CTICt Of the MODERN AaT Of MISR INDRY in all its branches And vela dons, forming two large volumes in quarto, Illaftraied wish nearly One Hundred Engravings reprtfentiog improved implements, the various GrAffes, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle. By R. W. DICKSON, M.D. Honorary Member of the Board of A.grisultore .Itc. &c. Printed for RICKARD PIIILLIPS, , No. 6, Bridgesllrctt, Black friars, and may be had of all Borakfs-liers, Newicarricrs, Futtmalters; and other dealers in books. N B. The Above mentioned Work, in cosjuntlion with Mr, Young's Farmer's Calendar, forms a complete LiScary of Refer. once upon every Agricultural fubjea—and ibis Lk work may be bad by itfelf °fah Bookfelless, prim ball a guinea is boards. A ARMY. LIEUTENANT of Heavy D rago n ns w ifh eh to czettabge to Infontrro—Applieatton to be made ly letter (PA Paid) to A. B. at Mr . L a pel, T a yl or, N o. z Bury-ftrett. St. James's. Loudon. PARTICULARLY IN rERESTING to the VOLUNTEERS of GREAT BRITAIN. 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Eighteenth Edition, 6s. A few Copies on fine di awing paper. tos. 6d. Flagellum flagellated : a Satirical Poem. By Ben Block. std.], All the Talents' Garland ; a few Rockets let off at a celebrated Miniftry ; including Filjah's Mantle, the Lill Poffidetis, and other Poems of the fame Anther. By eminent political charade's, boards as. Third Edition. Part il. to complete the former Editions, 24. The Ilritanolad and Hiberniad; Satirical Poems on the Choice and Change of Minitters, 85. 6d. DEBILITY,RELAXATION, &c. • SIR HANS SLOANE'S RESTORATIVE. and RE-ANIMATINO PILLS, are the mutt certain and fove• reign Remedy for NERVOUS DEBILITY, VASCULAR RE LAXATION, MUSCULAR IMBECILITY, &c. ate. however indicated, or from whatever *auk ailing; and arc earneftly re commended to every one deflrous of health, vigour, and long life. A Pamphlet containing a more particular defcription of their vir tues, and Much ufeful information to the affliaed, may be had, (price Is.) at Mr. Perrin's, No 23, Southampton-ftrret, Covent garden, London, where (by fpecial appolatment) they are fold wholefale and Retail; they are fold retail by*Melfre. &con and Co. zso, Oxford-ttreet ; Ward, 324,1 - lolbornl 1 andal, Royal Ex change ; and all the principal V.oders of preirrietary Medicines ita London...--'lO perform' in the country, lodating the amount Ilbd poftage, to Mr. Perrin, they will he huntediattly forwarded—. Price half a pinta. OXFORDSHIRE. COKRTHORPE MANSION HOUSE AND PARK. F O BE LET, this vet) , commodious acid highly rape...Ralik Manfon Houk, containing fuites LE genteel and fpacious Apartments, eight very excellent, roomy, and cheerful Bedchambers, and fix fervent.' Sleeping Rooms is dee Attics, with numerous and convenient attached and detached Offices, Coach Hades, Stables, Farm Yard, and every necetrary Out Building a large Garden, walled round, In a raod Rate of cultivation, and well flocked with the cboiseft fruit Trees, with Hot-koufe, Green bourc, &c. The Fark contains upwards of ar6 Acres of very excellent PaL tore Laud, lying in a ring fence round the Houk, which com mands eztenfive and beautiful profpeds. The Walks and Pleafure Grounds are bite/1111y laid out, and the whole beautifully diverfilied with ornamental Trees, Caltethorpe is about two miles from Witney, through which the Cheltenham and Gloueclier Mail pates every day ; tL.r. Roads are tolerable, with good materials Dear at hand ; the country is healthful, and.ahounds wish Game; the privilege of Spordng and Fillaing in the Manor of Cokethorpe will be granted the Tenant. Fox-hounds and Harriers are kept within an ear) , diltance. The Houle may be entered upon immediately, and the Land at Lady Day neat. A Leafe of the Premifcs will be granted for the Term of fours teen years certain. To fee the fame, apply to the keeper, at the Manllon, and for further particulars to Mr. John Thomas, Ducklington, near Wit ney; and tota►e the fame apply to Mr. James a Office, No. s, New Bawd! Court, Lincoln's inn, London. DIEK PARK. IN THE VALE OF HONITON, DEVON. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. 'THAT' truly elegant modern bdanfion, called DEER PARK HOUSE, with Pleafure Grounds, Garden, and Offift complete. futrounded by a valuable eftatc of about 202 acres of excellent land, lying very compadt The houfe is a new built fublaotialmanfion, with a foutherit afpedt, delightfully fituate on a gerilc akent, commanding the molt beautiful view of the rich kenery of the vales of Honiton and Chatham, about 2 miles from I the market town of Iblliteo, 14 from Exeter, and q from Sid mouth, at a convenient diftance from the Great Weftern Road ; and contains on the grcund II or an entrance hall, is feet by 52, with an elegant ttaireafe and fpacious dining room and drawing room 3o feet by 18, and upwards of ask high. On thefecood Boot a library 2o feet by is, and 3 bed rooms with dreffing rooms. The eaft wing of the houfe contains a kitchen, boufekeeper's room larder, back kitchen, and dairy, and 4 lodgin g ro oms ovet; Ansi the weft wing a (mall parlour, butler's pantry, krvants hall and walk bnufe, and 3 lodging rooms over; walled g ar d en , which ,s well Rocked with fruit trcea. The coach boufe for 3 carriage,. fix-hailed Rattle, barnefa and (addle harks. Cow heuf i clEentry, and other offices are at a convenient diftance from the The lawn, plantations and other chola occupied with the man. Bon houfe,atid which lie In the front, and about it, contains about 35 acres of excellent laud, and at the foot of the lawn ruts the river Otter, a remarkat le tine trout dream, adding greatly to the beauty and value of the fituation. • The remainder of the clime, on which there is greeted a new built convenient farm (souk at a proper thAance from the mention honk, with every needful office and outboufe, is let to e goad tenant for a [hurt term of years at an airy rent. The eflate it freehold of inhedtance, and the land tag redeemed. All the buildings have been ereded within q years, are In perk!! repair, and form a truly defirable and beautiful refidarne for a gen teel family. For viewing the premlfes aptly at the mention hours. and for further particulars to Melfrs. Townhnd and Peark=ors, Houiton, Devon, and Metro. Mabbtrky, Solicitors, The p•rchafcr may be aczoninaodated with poffelfion of the manfion hook, and landa occupied with it s at Chrißmas mis s end with the furniture at a fair valuation. Part of the purtb.le atom may sunair► on motto of the Atte DM tea .uT• tbc s to Ito! Ina NW sin f tb‘ C.!, &ref 4 - . .91.4? - -.11f 7f- I3lll rl JAL :I ••• „,,e4 _, •••• •••••