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miimEmlims.•iiiimmimmmimimpr . , . . •• -,-. - IA „,,," - . . ' •\•".1 1. 4, s . 7, . -I • ° 7 . • " ' f , 4 • - • , i 4 .4 4el 1 • 1 SC' . , I '?"tt.•.',Tl• " . A,.. • ~. ix . 1 4, i f•eke 4 ' • vv. , ' 4 6 4 C t_ t N 1. . ' 4 L r e .... ' . 1' es , , • ‘ • ,• • , . e - r't NIA.. . , 1, 4 , il • .. . - • ..,-1. - ‘ i ~~ I ikanurnit 4054 3 THF.ATRR ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 22, I char Majefties Savants will at the revived Serious ip ? era ARTAXERXES. - - - - With entirely neve S.-entry, 14;17c5, and Decorations. The Overture and Mufie by Pr. AIRE. Artaxerxes, Mr. DION liNd Artabanes, Mr. ii.El.l ; Arbaces, Mrs. MOLIN PAIN; Rimtnes Mr. COOKE. Mundane, Mrs. BILLINGTON, • Who will introduce a Bravura Smug; with an Obligato Ae. compartimcnt on the Vidin, by Mr. Wein HULL, emptied by Bianchi. Sendra, Mrs. BLAND. To which wlfl be added a Farm, called WHO'S THE DUPE ? This Evening—Pizarro; with the Virgin Unmairi On Saturday, the Comedy of A,Trip to Scarborough; with the Humourift. On Monday, King Richard the Third; with Blue Peard. NINTH NIGHT. SANS By the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORI) CNIAVIIPILAIN, TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 22, .1. will be pFefented at SANS SOUCI, Leiceiter-Place, Leiceiter•Squarr, an Entertainment, entirely new and *rill gal, called A FRISIC. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. PART I. Rec. Sir Peter, Meg, and the Song. The Letter N. opening of the plot. Rec. The thilley Slaves. Song. True Delight. Song. Tbc manes of the brave. i.ec. Young Timon un- Ace ' Mr. Paddle. deceived. Song. Literary Tranfrnigra- Song: In vino yerfras. tien. Rec. More Encrorthers. Rec. Something or other. ho-. The Cuckoo. Song. The New luir. .c. An Exception. PART 11. • Rec. Sir Peter Impatient. Rtc. Whiffle. '.ctlg. The Voyage of Life. Song. Tray. I' ec. The Dircovery. P. _e. The Wooden Legs. Henourernong Thieves. Song. Jack at the Opera. it , t. The Lampoon. Rec. Nuts. Stag. The Ladies. Song. The Dinner. /ART 111. Thonghtson Matrimony . Rec. Mug talks! Jog. The Original and the Song. The Wife oh& Pidure. Rec. The Lavers. Re e. Courage and its thadow. Song. Every Man his own Font The viciffitudes of Glory. Pilot. ter. The Anthafasier with- Rey- The Surprixe. out credentials. Soog. The Bleffingv of Peace. ig. Father apd I. • • whole is written, and cbinpoicd, and will he fpoken, lung and aocompunledby Mr. DI BDIN, Admittance—Boxes • is.—Gatlery as. . . Doors to he open at Steen, and the Performance to begin at eta. E ices for the Boxes may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Ware de, where may be had all his different Pi odudlions; and, PropoGils for printing by Subfcription, his . 1 !tree Yrara uur to aknott the whole of England, and a conhdcrable P..rt Scotland; in a Series of Letters to Intelligent and rcfpedbble ends; and esubellithed with Forty Plates in aquitinta, from urea painted by Mr. and Twenty Vi g nettes, d e - Ind, etched, and prepared for tht aquatints, by Mira Dtaot•:. re Haute' and Specimens of the Prints may be ken, free of ,race, at Leicelter Mae: • The only entrance to the Theatre, will be at the Door eft Lellefter-Square. be above Entertainment, which continues to be received the loudeft applaufe, will be repeated every Monday, 'A-Iday. and Saturday Evenings till further notice. et publifited " Honour among Thieves," " Tray." And on next" The Letter N." FRANCE. GENTLEMAN in a refpeEtable line of life, and tolerably acquainted with Ccmmcrce, wifhcs im itcly to met with a perfun of Property, who means to • !n France, to whom he can communicate a Plan of Bufi .• o .st will Infallibly be of the greatcft mutual advantage. Ad,:-cfs a line to Mr.'Bevelley, at Aibton, Great St. Helens, .i'gate-ftrect. I.AW PARTNERSHIP. PREMIUM of from Six to Twelve Hundred Pounds vrlf be advanced to any Gentleman of refpeeta 'r in the Profeffion, who is inclined to take an salve Part- The Advertifer has a few connexions of his own. ,'„lrefs to H. B. at Mr, Weguclin's, Law *wiener; Bang areet. 1 . , .P.CT ASSEMBLY and DANCING ACADEMIES. ; it. ALLEN informs his Subfcribers and - Frie ads , that his Improved•ASSEMBLY ROOMS, No. -of Aylilr-ftreet, Ooodman's Field, arc again open to locrs cvcry Monday.—NOae but Ladle, of Rcfpcpabi- .1,:41 and Gentlemen of any age, who have learned In the or not at all, are privately compictid in all,thc mqf d Reps, and every dcfcriptioo.of Dance in modern pru thc .itaive Rooms, and at No. 19, Sherrard-ftreet, Got ' I , i trc where Foreigners, Navy and Army Officers, Cap• Ships, Country Reildents, Natives going abroad, and to whom it is an obje to acquire this aecomplia ,lpnlitiaufly or faßtionably, will meet with uncommon and thereby be qualified for the nceeffary pans of , in LSout a Fortnight. During which time they may , rd lodge in the Imre if limey wifb.—.Conftant attendance bmb Academies.—Broad.fword, Fencing, and Mufie —Schools attended. cnicnc 101 31f° N o . t r3, In; ea& In' 1.111111 67 are color ala i • 0.1.° fa Cat - id at tf :MPERIAL AND IRISH LOTFERIES, ;Soh The Ulna beiins Drawing November attb, The istrtatat LOTTIR T March 3d. • - :F.TS, Naives, natters, Eighths, and • nths are now felling in great Variety of Nunlbert I...tette, at D RUMMO ND's FORTr.VATP: OLD !TITS LOT Tsar oprivr, Na 65, FLEET-STREET; • ' .t been fo remarkable for klling,fltaring, and Regifter. • • ..1 Prizes In the Lilt as wallas former Lotteries.—As ;he great4ft probability, if oat a certainty, of his felling. and rr;tittering feveral Capital Prises in the approach • ••a l s , with the gnat Rife In the Price, which may '• roan to take place, baying obtained fo glorious and • ' a Peace as the prefent, added to the many large • ''• I , lllth cannot be engaged now as Mary time, has in ; V.:. DRUMMOND to recommend to his Friends and the • 11 general, an early purchafe, as the Price of Tickets o prcient are raifonable, but if the Gentlemen difengaged capitals mould turn their (peculation. •- "1 Lottery Tickets, be should not be furprifed to fee i.on at the enormous Price asol. each. •recfroudcrts alibiing to wadi titemfebres of t4e above no. hare l'iekes or Shares rent thcit, with the fame at. to their intereit as if prefent, by tcrulttlng Pat 2 e -"s, Bank Notes, Ste. Polk paid. ••..t P.ituf in the laft. Engliih Lottery paid in full at ' nct Numerical Books aml Tickcts Itagilknal as nag. Fa • Doers &Olt. P 3 ice. •inle, i.o, Prc 'our to f Scothi :lends ; Owes ncd, e • he Pid.' •, • 1 c c ...yid I 'The • rids a p , C ar iitcl in • . • P c ••'! to !.i F talc. ' r,rb• - • na▪ me l• j• • TAt- nu at „ aJ- iWaP. saw ci vow* , „am • c anove PNESD442; OCTOBER 21, 1801 PUBLIC OFFICE, BOW-STREET, o.flober 20, 280 - A STOLEN MARE. following defcribed Mare is fiippofed to hare been lately Rohm in the lower part of Hirtfordfhire or beginning of lledforalhire, and now waits to be owned. at thi, Office: A lircwn Mare of the nag kind, about fourteen hands three inches, aged, blind of the off eyc, lame, full mane, and nag tail. RAIL ROAD CONTRACT. KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. THE Committee of Management of the faid Canal. are dcfirous of receiving Propofal> for furnlfblng CAST IRON RAILS conformably to a Pattern which may be fern by applying to Mr.Tuoteas, Bridge Parade, liriftol, for a Double Railway, propofed to beina,de between she prefent termination of their Canal at Foxhanger, and the Town of De vizes; a dittance of about two miles and a half. The Rails are to weigh aolb. per yard in length for each tingle Rail, except at the 'croffiug of Roads, where they mutt be proportionably (trouser. they are to be delivered on the ground, the Stonea to he filed in their places, and the Rails laid thereon by the Contractor. with the reguifitc Plugs and Nails. The Company will alto be ready to receive at the fame time, Propofals for forming the (aid Road, and delivering the Stones for the Rails at tho places where wanted, each Stone to contain about one Cubic Font, and to he taken from the Company's Qzarry at Conkwe I, tear Monckton-Combe, adjoining the C mad, and from tom t conveyed along the Canal to rozhaag cr, add cared to the rtguifor lit nation. Printed for J, S. Jordan, No. 19, Ludgate-hill, —••• • • - Of vihocu - may Itti had, price 6:i. A MEDICO-METRICAL ADDRESS to the STUDENTS at the UNIVERSITY of EDINBURGH; containing Chaeac terillic Sketches of the Medical ProfelTors In that telt:l:rated School, By Emus!, LAUCCT, Efq. " C'eft Men comique." The Prirnfala to be delivered or fent reeled to the Chairman of the Kenr ct and Avon. Canal Committee, at a Meeting which will be held at the White-Hart inn, at B. on the 3cth day of November next N. B. The Company will provide Boats for the ufe of the Contradtorb. JOHN RENNIE, Engineer. COLLIERIES NEAR NEWCASTLE ,UPON TYNE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-BY MR. RAIN E, At the Rainbow eviree-hotitc, iC Cornhill, London, on Friday the 3ath of Odkoher, at Twelve &Clock, in Nine Loa , CERTAIN FREEHOLD, Half and Other SHART4 of and in levant Valaahle COLLIERIES ; lying under upwards of 7000 Acts of Land, in the County of Durham, well known to contain scams of fine Coal ; a large par wholly unwrouglit, and very Vvantagcoufiy fituatcd the Banks of the River Tyne, within 3,5, and 9 Miles of hiewcaPJe. The Collieries now in work are Thornby, Eaft and Weft Wittlolon, and Crawcrook ; the former of which was ,ipened in the prticnt year, and promifesthc belt advantage to the Undatakeis. Mr. Samuel Barrel's, of K :ll's-Field, between Chefterle- Rree: imd.Newesftle, Co' Dicey Viewer, w'll give sny further ( 1 2, ir.formalcv to tc t'ii* Ist( -.':: . .ens of whom printed Partieu as +1,47 he h: I ; alfo :t the -e..,'s Head Inn amd Tavern, in • V •wzzale; at the Wheat fgh , Durlu.m ; the Printer of the York Courant ; of Meffrs. White and Plwn• s, S..lieltors, Lin coln's Inn; Rainbow Cotf-e-:rtufe t -II of Mr. It aloe, Land- Surveyor, Charlotte-ftrect, Moot. Aury. London, where Plans ~i the Surface übder which the Paid Collieries lie, may he leen. GENUINE EDITION. PODSLEY's ANNUAL REGISTER, Vot. XLII. ler the Year tituo. 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Pleafprc Ground, ate. and cell Meaa. w The Prcmifes are dllightfully inuate the WeR End of the Up per Mall, Haenincrfinith, with fie! command of View up and down the River, on which the thanfient ob;eel% h rnii,g an inehinting piciure, Richmond and Sorry HON; a beautiful Blek-Groiarl ; the lioufe built and finifhed under the dleee tinn of Nie.Wyett, in a ftyle of uniqueciegance and iafte ; the pa tin -44 of ;tut pr port i ons, with a fuperb Salo, a, or Tyltific Room, 38 feet by 19, near r 8 feet WA; the ins into 4 B.leony, which fume:aids three Sidra n: the :Tour.; the Dom-Ric Offices judlc; ,fir arranged, and for conrc par pole: the whole in tae mu.`_ Amara and perfea order, and may he entered upon inuncthately. A 1" Icon attends who will thew the Premiies; and printed Particulars will be forthwith ready. / DORSET'S HIRE. TO II SOLD BY PRIVATE COPIT7 ACT,_ THE Manors of TA RRA NT MONK CON and TARRANT L.AUNCF iTON, adjoining to each oalr..r, within a ring-fence, in the molt eligible part of the County of Dorfet, noted for Game; fituate near the great Waco; Turn. Ate Road, between Sallfbnry and Blaneford, or within fly,: mica of the latter; with Courts Baron, Royalties, Privilege), and immunities, to the (aid Manors belonging. 1 he Manor of T MuN K TON eomprifes. as follows : aft. A capital Tythe.free Farm, in the occupation of Mr. James Cando, on a Leaf; of which only Two Years are un expired, containing upwards of goo Acres of Water Meadow, Arable, and Down Land. td. ythes of the reit of the Par% of Tarrant Monkton. 3d. The Reverfiou In fee of divers Copyhold and Lc.sisOld aths: rally value of about sad. held by one, two, or three lives, but chiefly on one old life. The Manor of T LAUNC ILSTOIOI Is all in the Lord's hands (except a few Lifehold Cottages),and confifts of a Farm, in every rdpodt one of the molt defirable In the County, called Lannceitua Farm, containing upwards of tsco Acres of Water Meadow, Arable, and Down Land, within a ring -fence, in Severalty, and Tythe-free, In the occupation of Mr. Rob. Bud der, cm a Leak, of which only Four Years are unexpired. N. B. The Land.Tas on the Ensue Is redeemed. The Tenants, Mr. CURIO and Mr. Sudden, will Phew their refpeetive Farms; and for Particulars, apply to Mr. Davies, of liorningiham,, near Warrnialter, Wilts; or to Mars. King and Johns, Solicitors, Blandford, at whole Offue a Map of the !Rate may be fern. DISEASES of as URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public , that.he may daily be coo/lilted grad% from 9 to 3, at his licide. No. 5, Frith-arca, Soho, London, in all cafes of Qbarudirms, Stridures, Gleets, Seminal Weaknefi, Incontinency ti Urinc Fahlag, Impotence, and &Way in either Sex, atc. From extenfive Pradice in this department, to which he has con fined hintfelf for many years, he els a pitched of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a relapk- Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (ms dicated) Bougica. has ultimately fo improved them, by diveft ing titan of the irritating aka* of common Bougie; that they fucceed where eau airs and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in yoffellion of Qaran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or reftraint in diet uniteettkry. To csabic him to attend patients at their own kooks, be barn provided the adietance al a Gentle man tithe Factdty. Pitrfona in the country stsay be cored by itadng their cafes in letters, poll paid. Jolt publitbed, price at. 6d. 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