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Cheapfide. PEACE. THEATBB-11.44Ai., COVENT-GARDEN. rr46MleatieCOß te e ,EVENI OCTOBER. IS, *lll4ooiirdiebtait lie alm Opera of c ALIMAXERSES. Arbiter" ;Or. INCLEDON Arta:creel. Mr- 1 4 ( 1 -14 it/., a iIIyiAIrfYONVPIMID; Rif:sena, Mr. STROM. ~1 • .i.. Mrs. itTiElisi9; kdmpaiiie or t e fccond time thee fever years) rt. ISILLINGTON. Who TOSl4ntradure &Bravura SON', with an Obligato Accotn p ,ntmcnt for the Violin, by Mr. Waren siet.t., corripored by Bianchi. , :To irli*h,!Trikiie.add..4 the Comedy of 1.01/E1 S! • QUA R RILLS. ttitt 14Mo s aPhivrAllitHi; with (het tittle) aldafical LitCrialsiment. alliortbeVoupat . Bow to be faked of Mr. Brand* t, at the Eer.O k art-*Ttet, SIXTH NIGHT.—SANS SOLTCI. AT thr Antlinrhy et fie Right tion:itie Loin OVAIIItR taut. '1;0-MORR.CIW EVENING, •OCTOBER is, . Wilt be prefentoll at SANS SOU((, Leitefter-Place, lA,Ceiter Square, an Entertainment, entirdy new and origi- LA Ulla tr g . A •FRISK. Afranignnent of the Recitation an 4 Songs. —• 3 . • " - PART I. Rec. AT Ihterrhfrig, and tba Sang. The Leta? N. upeping_of the plot. Rec. The Galley Slaves. Sdng.' Mght. Song. "Ilse mina of the brace. Rec. Young limos no- Rec Mr. Paddle. .°gfrltleeltam • Song. Literary 'rranfmigra don.' • Moskiiiirseabeei; Rae . SoMethlng or other. Cips x Thel2nekon. Song. The New Year. • Atificeirtioti. Tl ' 7 . PART IL . ire. Sir prtec hpritient. Song.' The Ladies. Sarg. the Vuyige ntl7fe. • Rce. The Lampoon. • Tbralliikorenr. Sung. Lees and .Madnds. somliorwramong Thieves. Rec. The Wooden Legs. lbee-:** o lMd • • Song. Jack atthe Opera. .• • , • ^ Sw~: 1: 1. Roc: NUtL 1 1 / 4 c. MOM rafts. • Song. The phincr. . " . '" 1 " PART HL • • XS. TieftlitßeldlBl224l2loll7. AClaKtortfiliii! Song. The Original and the Sang. - 1; be Wife elea. Pia ure. • Rte. the timers. r, , c. Courage and its fhadow. Jong. Every Mao his awn aJag. The vic t u des of Glory . Pilot. !Oa Th• Amiattatior raec. Tbegurprase. opt.eredatti.da • • Song, The Bleffings of Palma Bing. Faltskr and, I 114 win& is written, and compered, and will be fpoken, funs • shit *mom patiod by Mr. DI EDI H. .-.Admittance—Boxes 3a —Gallery 21. Daori to be open at Seven, and the Performance to begin at • Places I the Easee may be taken at Mr. Dibdisis Ware bout:, where slay be had all his diNerent Produaions• and, alto. ProOufals fur printing by 4Subkription, his Three ' Years Tom td entail the whole of England, and a confidemble Part of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and rettledlable Friends I, sad ornbollithed with Fon) , Plates in aquatints, from Pidures gsinted by . Mr. MIDI ,' , and Twenty Vignettes, de fired, elaied, and prepared for the aquatinta, by Milk Di RD IN. '1 he Ratirdaend s of the Prints may be teen, free of espertee„ at beleofter Piece. ••• The only tastrance to the Theatre, will be at the Door orareft LLkt Ur-Square. The above Entertainment, which cactinues to be received otto: the !outlet :prior*, will be repented every Monday, Tharfdatcand Saturday Evenings till further notice. That day was pubialbed " Honour among Thieves." And on ?loudly matt Tray," INGLISH and IRISH STATE .I.OTrEMES for 1801. THE 'rickets are fold and divided into Halves, qi 2 trters, Eigbths; iad Sixteenths, by HAZAI(D, MJRNE, Ind Co. Stock. Brokers, _ _ • At their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Ex &hinge Lundell ; andno where dfa on their account. POCOCK'. PATENTS. ATENTBOETHEMA RECLINING MAT TRESSES, which alters the bed to a politico calculated to rive the ones*" eafe,and the gmatelt freedom to rcfpiration, and of the bight" importance to the profcriation of health; and PAI ENT BOETHEMA CHAIR MATTRESSES, par t: uLaly conducive to the relloration of invalids, and highly lf-ftd for the cafe and comfbrt of Ladles in theirmeouchment. It is MA known that to thick who are obliged to lay mueb in bed, a Mange of poLition is &great relief and comfort, and tricEisfr conducive to the reftoration of debilitated nature. 'lll4 inconvenience of being propt up with pillows, and the cl °rut of admitting the cold air have hitherto been unavoid. a. Lot it is thegreat and difthrguithed property of the Boa 'irma, bath as by turning a (mall handle a perfon may be taazal in their bed to any degree of elevation they pleat ; from n incnnibent to a fitting pofition, without pain or effort, or the fi danger of taking cold, the bed being railed with them, • witkolat a pnffibility of the machine's receding, without 4n:ring the handle the contrary way; To enumerate the intances in which (offering may be re- Ltved, or the comfort of life increafed, would be impoffible; of,• who ate affifted with Afthmas, or any complaint in the Itu.r,s, may have their beads and thefts elevated, which to them • cliantinl to Oar comfort and [army. Thole confined by CLASS, Rhutuatifamiambago, or any other complaint. The cafe Vitti which a cheese of pofition Is effected mull be productive 'of the greateft einhfort, and prevent all unpleafant fenfations. Rot the utility of the PATall r Boarusawa Ap the Female Su in the time of their meouchment, when the tealt exertion or cold kt Olen pilots of foal confequencrs, is perks , beyond tel that can he Paid of its utility in other cafes; Ante there can he no doubt hut infinite comfort will be obtained, and many I.vea of the utnioit value and iMpartasoe to their infant fami lq e . isofiaanda, and Menai, providentially' fared by the timely this invaluable invention. Patent Elevating Chairs„ Patent Mufic Stoat, Patell&Eaft • P.ctent Wu and Couehes,Pittent Eafeis, and Patent 1 *witty do Gate Tablas, may be bad at Pocock's Patent Ca bi,act and oplatery Wanftwk o hiaai t bothaattoa-Axis, sulad. &FAVORITE CANZONET, written on the above happy Occafion, price is. Inca, or the Changeable Bore, is. Little 3oe, is. " Could a Man be feeure," arranged as a Glee, is. 6d. " 11a Meal Nicely says," DIM, is. Aa Addrefo to the Hurt, as. " Farewell to the Nymph of my Heart," is. " We'll to the Bower in yonder Vale," Glee, as. Cramer *s Bowes, Op. s.f, 111. Duffek Ditto, Gp. Si. Yaiiieviefl Ditto, 34.6 d. • Canaidge Ditto, 38.6 d. Park's Flute Preceptor,. ja. Devienneo Duets, Flute, Vip. 64, Book t and a, ds. each. N.B. On Monday next will be palliated, Cities NTI'S In tmdudion to the . Art of playing on the Pianoforte—Contain ing the !knurls Of Msdie , Preliminary Notion' us Fingering, with Examples; and Fifty Fingered Ldrons; in the major ar,d minor Keys, moftly in ufe by Compoferi of the firit rank, an cient and modern. To which arc prefixed sort Preludes by the Author. NEW SORT Oh WHEAT. ANEW SPECIES of RED WHEAT is of feted to the curious, 'which has the following mat valu able Properties; ;At ripens near a Month fooner than Eng lAth Wheat. 2. It gives a much larger inereafe, fall one fourth more on an acre than any Engla Wheat ; and if managed aceonfing to the printed IhreEtions inclofed with it, it is wco- Scrfully thin is tender and thin, its dour very white and fine, and l tale peeuliarly fereet. • begs of *Ns fee% front *hick so Wilhelm may be expediell In rectum, arc fold for zoo 6d. as CROCKER's, St. Alban's ffreet, Pufi-Mal, with printed Particulars Inclofed of a New Method of cultivating Corn, by which an inunenfe expence is Caved, and yet the returns arc go per cent. more than by the common Methods. No Credit. Pay Poftage. VALUABLE SALMON FISHINGS ON THE SPEY, BzLatiaiwo TO Ter DUKE or CORDON. TO BE LET for SEVEN YEARS, from tft December t 803, 'THE WHOLE SALMON FISHINGS in the A. River, and along the Sea Coaft adjoining thereto on both fiderof the River,es they have been ocoupled by Mefirs. John Richardfon and Co. of Perth, and James Gordon of Rofileburn, for theft nineteen years paft ; and alto the Flatlets in the River which his Grace has of late acquired from the family °Mos , donaown. nide Filings mend more than eight Miles along the Sea Coaft, and about fix Mai up the River, with the czeluilve privilege of Cruives. Propofals may be addreffstd to the Duke of Gordon, at Gor don Celtic, by Poebabers, who will give direttions to Mew the boundariea, and to communicate all nectilary information to intending offerers. N. B The Duke of Gordon'e SALMON PISHINGS on the River LOCHY, in the Lordship of Lochaber and County of fevered', are alto to be Let.--The Particulars to be afterwards mentioned in a future Advertifament. BANKS of the THAMES, UPPER MALL, HAM , MERSMITH. TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall Mall, on Thuriday, the 22d inft , at One o'Clock, ASINGULARLY ELEGANT FREE HOLD VILLA, with Six Stall Stable, Two Coach- Houft s, numerous attached and detached Offices of every de kription, fuited to a Family; excellent Kitchen-Garden, with lofty walls, richly clothed with choice Fruit Trees, in fuf hear ing, Green-Houk, Pleafure Ground, brx- and rich Meadow.— The Prcmifes are delightfully fituate the Weft End of the Up per Mall, Hammerfmith, with full command of View up and dawn the River, on which the trandent objects forming an enchanting pidkore, Richmond and Surry Hills; a beautiful Back-Ground ; the Houle built and finillicd under the direc tion of Mr. Wyatt, in a kit of unique elegance and cafe ; the apartments of jolt proportions, with a fuperb Saloon, or Mtifie Room, 38 feet by 19, near t 8 feet high ; the Windows open ing into a Balcony, whkh furrounds three Side. of the Houfe; the DOMAUC Ol&di judkiosdly arranged, and f every pur pole: the whole in the molt elegant and perfed order, and may be entered upon immediately. A Perkin attends who will mew the Premlfes ; and printed Particulars will be forthwith ready. SUGNALL-HALL. STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BR SOLD SY PRIVATI CONTRACT, By Mr. CHRISTIE, AMOST de fi rable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL-HALL, delightfully fitaated in a a beautiful fertilised and (porting part of Staffordittire, an agreeable dißanee from the refpedtabk Market Towns of Er a:Mall of two miles, eight from Stone Navigation, co als: and lime, nine from Stafford, Newport, and Market Drayton ; con fitting of a fingularty elegant modern Marlton , with capital Of. flees of every defcripilon Suited to the Villa and Farm ornbai ex cdlent Kitchen Garden walled and richly cloetbed with choice Fruit Trees, Hot-hook, Orem and Ice-bade, beautiful Pleafurc Ground difprifed with Infinite talte, rich Plantations, open and umbrageous Walks in the nildft of Park-like Grounds, of 2433 acres, embellifhed with bill, dale, wood, and water, adjoining to a capacious lake of near zoo acres, whole diver furfarc kada the eye to unbounded Isce, forming a moft defirabie refidence fora large family, producing not only all the comforts, but all the luxuries of life ; the whole in the molt complete and ele gant repair and order, fit for the immediate relldence of a tastily. 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