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a t i to iA -- 3rEr• a. ,•'" \rm. 4 ;TS/ 4 . • I • i t ' -* 0 ) .1r lot ,‘• . .- .. c . f. • .e$ t' FRIDAY, ' . OOTOBER 4, dos. NUMBER 5211) THEATRE ROYAL, DRORT-LkiTE. L PRICE SIX-PENCE. TV -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 5, wct bc revived a Comedy. railed THE CONSTANT COUPLE 7 0r, A TRW I'o THE JUBILEE. Sir Harry Wildair, Mr. tLI ':'TAN, ' Alderman Smuggler, Mr• DOWTON, Colonel Standard, Mr. BARRY MORE, Clincher. jun. Mr. COLLINS, (Being their lirft appearance in thnfe Charaders.) Beau Clittelity, Mr. BANNISTER . __ • _ PORTSMOUTH.—.FOR ÜBLICSAL E, g At the star and Garter Tavern, on Thurfday, the tcth day of . Odober, 1805, at Ten o'Cloek in the Forenoon, A LL the Warlike Storec, Ammunition, Prn. rilions, Zee. of the French National Brig la Fauna, Cad drroned aI.P-ize to his Majeltre Ship Goliah, R. Barlow, and Ca milla, B. W. Taylor, Efqrs. Commanders. For viewing the rame, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply two days beforethe Bate to N. P. ROthery, FA. one of the Agents, and JOHN MOYLE, Broker. Mir?' PAr-OF;ICE, Maier z;zu. PRIZE MONEY. _ . VOT/CE is Cerdy Given, That purii:ai?t to the Acct •••` of Parliament 45th Geo. 111. Chap 72, Li it.; Cf Unclairmi SHARES of PRIZE MONEY, paid into Lite Royal Hofpital at Greenwich, I . IIICC the paging of the thew reeit , :d Ad',, ha'e been, and will continue to be tranfinittcil to this Office, and that the neceffary itiformation concerning the fail Uaelainted Shares, will be given to all Perrone entitled to require it, on their applying here to the Offictr for Prize Matters, any day betweal the hours of Eleven and Two o'Clock, Sundays (=Listed. Visin% Mr. HOLLAND: 'Taal Errand. Mr WEWITZER. Lady Lawmen, Mn. POWELL. Darling, Mds TIDSWELL; Angelica, MW. mgt.LoN. To which will be added the Midi& Pledge 'A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. On Monday, Romeo and Joliet ; with the Deed to Pat. PORTtiMOUTH.--FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurfday, the Loth day of October, tgos, at Ten o'Clock, in the Forenoon THE FOLLOWING GOODS,' viz. 321 Hog!heads Clayed Guadaloupe Sugar. 12 Ditto Brown Ditto. And so Bales Guadaloupe Cotton. • Being part of the Cargo of the American Brig Eagle, detained on a Voyage from New York to Cherbotirg, by his Majelty's Sloop Saracen, and legally condemned as a Prize in his Maitifirs High Court or Admiralty of England. For viewing the fame, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply two days before the file to N. P. Rothery, Efq. Agent. JOHN MOYLE, Br4er. JOHN SMITH, Paymifter. 'cm - A RE-ROYAL, COVENT-CARDIN ---- VICTUALLING OFFICE, Seperiskr 26. sgol, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING lIjS MAyESTYS NAVE, dr dearly give soli% That on Thurfday the 3d of Odober nest . Mr. Thomas Ruffen, their Agent at Deer, will be ready, at Ms Office, at the Maifon Dieu, to {reeve Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for FIVE HUNDRED QUARTERS of GOOD CLEAN WHEAT. Not to weigh if. than fifty fix pounds per bufhel; to be delivered into His Majefty's Vlaualling Stores at that port, and to be paid for by bills payable with intend ninety day:: after date. In cafe the Wheat thould weills more than fifty-fit pounds per bake, the overweight will be paid for. THIS PRESENT EVENING, otitliEß 4, will be performed a Comedy, called THE PROVOK'D HUSBAND; Or, A JOURNEY TO LONDON. Lord Townly, Mr. KEMBLE. Sir Francis Wrongheid, Mr. MUNDEN. Mr. Manly, Mr. MURRAY. John Moody, Mr. EMERY. Lady Towr.ly, Mif SMITH. (from the Theatre Royal, Bads, th.hr her fecond appearance in London.) Lady Grace, Mrs. HUMPHRIES Lady Wronghead MIN. DAVENPORT. . _ . _ _ CUSTOM-HOUSE. SHOREHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Ctiftom tioufe, at Shoreham, on Tuefday the Bth day cf Oitober,ittos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, "rHE Broken-up HULLS, SAILS, CORDAGE , - 1 - and other Materials of a Hog Boat, called the LIBERTY. Two large Loggers, called the BEE, and the MARY, and 15 large BOATS. And precifely at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, 3t Gallons of Brandy. and 35 Gallons of Geneva, For private Ufe only. The fame having been (deed and legally condemned. Samples of the Spirits, and the Materials above-mentioned, may be ken at the Cuftom-houfe. on the - Morning of the Day of tale. At the ctal of ;he Play, - Mift SNiI I'H will, by particular dente, mite the PASSIONS, an Ode to Mae. The Conditions of the Cootradt may be feels at the Vidtualling Office at Dover. To which will be added the Mufical Farce of LOCK AND KEY. No Tenders will be received after twcive o'clock, nor for a Ids quantity than One Hundred Quarters. The Tragedy of the Revenge having been received with univer- Wapplaute by an overflowing audience. will be performed for the fecund time ust Monday nest; with Cu' of Place. STATE LOTTERY. NEXT WEDNESDAY, Oetober 9tb, will be the Third Day of Drawing. CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL: 3 of cio,oco I 4 of £2,C00 3 zo,ooo 1,300 Imo 9 yoo Tickets and Shares arc Rill on faic at all the Offices, warranted undrawn. T- THEATRE•ROYAL. HAY-MARK P.T. Ny &fire of her Gra.-e ec DUCHESS of iii•VONSHIRE. By Authority of the Lord Chamberlain, and Permiffion of the Proprietors. FOR THE BENEFI I. OF Mr. CROSS, Recently Stage Manager and Part-Prepnetce of the late ROYAL. CIRCUS . GLOUCESTERSHIRE—RICH GRAZING FARM. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, DESIRABLE rich GRAZING FA RNl,fituate z in the Pad& of Arlinghant, in the laid County, compelling two Menages. with Barns, Stables, and other Out-buildings, upwards of 170 Acres of Mead )w and Pafture Ground, of which 110 Acres arc Salt Matti, and nearly so Acres of excellent Arable Land. C. CROSS b:gs leave mofl refpeafolly to inform J • his Criends and the Public, that in confequetee of the Dreadful Fire ',Lich reduced the Royal Circus to Afbes, be is emepelled to take his Annual Bent.fit at the above Theatre, and hiant./y folicits tlkir Patronage and Support on MONDAY EVENING NEX r, OC fOSER 7, ift Wbai will be performed the favourite Comedy of THE RI RTH-DAY. ;P.. next Meeting of the Trollees for putting in Execution the feveral Ats of Parliament for repairing the Highways between Tyburn and Uxbridge, in the County of Mid. (Baez, and for Amending the Road leading from Brent Bridge over Hanwell Heath, through the Pariihes of Hanwtll, New Branford and Ealing, to the Great Weitern Road, in the raid County, and for other purpofes, will be held at the Houle of Jonas Fox, the Old Hat, in the Parini of Ealing, on Saturday t'ie oath day of Odober,lBos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. The Eflate is Freehold and Tithe free,and will be fold &charged of land-tax. Arlinglians pleafantly lituatcd on a Turnpike Road, two Miles diftant front Newnham, and twelve from Gloueefter, and adjoins the River Severn. For a view, apply to Mr. Bodnum, at Arlingham, and for pawl entail to Samuel .Whiteombe,Efg. No. 17, Mitre-Court Buildings, Temple; or to Marrs. Whiteombe, Griffith, and Phillpotts, In which the Cattlemen and Ladies of dm Union Thette,eal sk,ciLty, Lyeentn.fitrand, hate kindly undertaken to ptttorm the v. hole c.f the Charzetem Attar which 3n entire new Erica! Ballet DivertlTement, C. HILL, Clerk. SCOTLAND-;VNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREWS. ealltci the FESTIVAL OF FANCY. In c..b . edi and the fuccecding Grand Ballet of Astion. the principal t of the Circus Company have, wall the Findeit proof of at t..;!..:ient and marked attention. volunteered their Services. (I.eader of the Band, Mr. COBHAM.) !:e. in which Mrs. WYBROW (by permiffion of Mr. Alley, Junior) will introduce her favourite Broad• Sword Hornpipe. The admired Bravura of " Tire Soldier tired of Wars Alarms." By Mir, tcaron, (only Eight Years of Age.) Tl.e popular Comic Sketch of " Steady Sam," or " A Rope's end for Bonaparte," by Mr. Rofe. A new Nautical Pas Scut by Mr Montgomery. The favourite Livid) , Ballad of" Fat lot-la," by Mrs. Roff-y. C,:rfair Hornpipe, by Mifs H. I.ettin (only 7 Years of Ale.) particular defire, the lunch apphuded Sea Song of "Jack Oakum," by Mrs. Stewart. And the admired Shawl Dance, from the Inßallation. or Knights of the GArtcr, by Mr. and the Miffcs Giroux. To conclude wilt 411 appropriate Figure and finale. Lad of ad Ad. of the Play, " A-down, a-down, in the Valley," by Mrs. Stewart. LIA 41 the Nay, will be given, by the Gentleman whore Perfor• mant.cs have at different times been fo favourably rcceivtal, IMITATIONS Of the Principnl Performers of both Hou:cs. To conclude oti , lt (for that Night cnly) the Orktincl Murk, ap propriate Scenery. Mathistery, DreICS, and Decorations, ',hi hit new Grand Dramatic Ballet of Aelion, per formed with un- bounded ;:pplattfe at the Royal Circus, called IMOGEN PRINCESS OF BRITAIN. - - Tickets to tp,-, had of Mr. Burton. Printer, Little Q,Liccu-Areet, Holborn ; MeiTca. Lanc and Co. Minerva Prefs, Leadenhall-!tree[; t kirenti and Co Cheapfile; Bad and Co. oppofite St. Clement's ihurch, Strand; Barker's Dramatic Repoatory, Great Rubel!- ftrect, Covent Garden ; of Mr. Lattirence, High Timber-itreet ; Mr. Harrold, Wrckin Tavern, Broad-Court, Bow-Brett, Covent car:en ; at Mr. Finch's the 0. r. ar.d P. S. Orange-Ca,art, ufur . kids; and of Mr. Rice at the Bev (Nice of the Theatre, (whom, and of Mr. Crofs, No. 4, 11..anib: tit Road, Places for the Boxes itisy be taken. Mr. Crofs begs leave mon. gratefully to return higt -42ctst :.atik Ito thole Fri, Ilth W ISO on former oceafions leev4 liperalli I.. , tronlzed him, and humbly foiicits a comiauaticia of *dr lap* fh:; , in the hour of Calaniir y and Mi,fort , anc. • INDIA. E CHEV ALIER RIJSPINL , grateful for the fanß:orivcn to his Mediciass in India for wail- half a century, deems it his duty to apprize his Friends and Patrons, that bat received certain information of impofitions Rill praitifsd by perfmus abufm,t his name and vending his Pe/wilder*, &e. in various *apts. 'Fite complaints which have reached him from ?erfons of the tiirt2 confequence lately arrived, make it neeeffilry to raven, that his Friends in India will he eircumfpea in their purchafes, and to ohferve, that his name is on the (lamps which accompany all h s Medicines. An attention to this diltindlive Liza will enable them to avoid all fyutiatts and de le;crious fub tittutionn —l.o.:thel, Sept. all. t To re L.E . r. and entered rpm kunsediareiT, A N ExtentiveßßEWEßY, with GRANARIES, a good HOUSE and. OFFICE adjoining. The buil.ling is flr, ri g , wen finiihed, and completely fitted up, with Two large i'"rrers,Cooltrs,and every (nimble convenicncy for carrying on a very extvnfive hulantli. The whole building is in creenent repair. lleMachinery for Grinding ofMalt,pumpingof Mon, and draw ing of Wa:tr, (of Which thcrc Is a copious fhpply within the pre is worked by a Hoge. They are fltuated in the molt eligi- Lie part of Great Grindley, and have the further advantages of an • ttentive Yard, and commodious Wharf Dear the centre of the linck, where two or more /hips of large hurdle° can be admitted, rod a very gene. al beSnets carried on, with the greateft it rate of the purchafc-money mg remain upon the premilks: ror further particulars apply to Skirts. Bradky and Forted, Great Crindby aforefaid. DELIGHTFUL RFPMF.NCE IN SCOTLAND. TO BE LET, - •• THE Hoare of CAN16 7 ,1. " 12. A — D DA N, beawi roll y fnuated on the Banks of Lochioniond ; trhlre mi;rA from Duenhurm, sad twenty.feven from Ghtfzow ; 0 iScos. Car. den, Orchard, Lawu, and upwards of Forty Acres of excellent 14nd. The Houk conlitts of a Dining room, Drawing-room. Svc 1k I-morns, ',cedes Clofen, Kitchen, Pantry, Cellar, and :nod accomniodathin for Se.rdbm. The Offices cunfil of a neat Three Steil stable, Cow hawk, Ceivach-houfc, Barn, Poultry and Coal hourcs. Ihe Furniture is entirely new, and v:.ry enniplote, and 'nay be had at a valuation ; as alfo good Mitch-Cows, .r.) Head of Sheep, Hay, Straw, Oat+, and Potatota, with various other conve niences. The Putt from Dumbarton to Invcrury paffes every day. The Leak to be for one, two, ur three years, as may be. i•grceil upon. For farther particulars aprly to the Proprietor, a: Carnftraddan, Ue.x.battontlaire, or Mr. (hole Drnlop, Writer, Elnburel. SUSSEX. TO 1Z SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER, On Monday, the 7th of Odlobes and the following Day, THE Valuable Live and Dead STOCK on North Wood Ledge and Broad Reed Farms, adjoining Stanited Park, confifting of 880 Wethers, Ewes, and Lambs, of the heft South Down Stock , 13 moft capital Cart Horfea, fix Waggons, cight Cans, lie Rollers, fix Ploughs, eight double and Coven Engle Harrows. eight pair of Trace and firteen of Thin Harnefe ; Wattles, Hurdles, Sheep Cages, and various other Implements of Hufband ry. ••• The whole of the Live and Dead Stock will be brought to Broad Reed Farm ; and the Sale will begin at Twelve o'clock. Catalogues may be bad at the P.,ch liorfe, Stanfted ; Black Dog, Emfworth; Fountain, Portfmouth ; George, Coffiarn ; An chor, Liphook ; White Lion, Guildiord ; Angel, Mi.!hurft ; Swan, Petworth ; Norfolk Arms, Arundel ; Chapter Coffee.houfe, London ; of Melfrs. Butler, Solicitors, Havant ; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, Chicherter. TATTEN/ TA I.L, CHESHIRE. To be SOLD purfoant to an ordcr of the High Court of Chancery made in a Caufe wherein John Money and others are Plaintiffs and Peploe Ward and others arc defendants. before Thomas Drake, Gentleman, appointed by John Campbell, Efq. one of the Mogen of the Paid Court, on W.:duel:lay, the 23,1 of Octo ber next, at Two o'Cloek in the Afternoon, at the Hotel, in the City of Clicker, in two Lots, AFREEHOLD FARM, fituate in the Parini of Tatteuball, in the County of Chelter, called the WIND MILL FARM, in the occupation of William Ncild at Tenant, from year to year, containing 93A. 3k. 25P.0f Land flatten :ma ture or thereahnuta, and an excellent Farm-houfe and (liftable Ap purtenant GSees, alto a Cottage and land adjoining to the laid Farm, in the occupation of John Anima u Tenant, from year to 7ear: Particulars of the Paid Premifes may be had at the Offi:e of the raid John Campbell, Efq. in Southampton-BOildings, Chancery- Laic; of Mr. John Ixe, Solicitor, No. co. Chancery-Lane; Melks. Philuot and Stove, Solicitors, Hare-Court, Temple, London ; of Mr. Philip liumbaftone, Solicitor, Clutter; and at the Hotel, Chefler. Alio at the Thee and time above mentioned will be Sold by Auction, All thole two Freehold Metruar, or Dwelling-hotifea, fituate in the Townfhip of HaredLl, in the Paid County, called Whalley 's Tenement, with the feveral Clofes of Land thereto belonging, coot - lining about 4 Acres of Lands Cbeihire Mcafure ur there about,. Particular.; whereof mny he bad at the Offices of Mr. ice, Soli ri.or,No. so, Chauctry-lane; or of Mr.Flomberftone, Solicitor, Friars, Chcfter. CHESHIRE.-BOLESWORTH CASTLE. To be peremptorily fold, purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a caufe wherein J ihn Peploe Motley, Cleric, and others,arePlaintiffs,and Peter Ralbotham and others are Defendants, before Thomas Drake, Gent. the Perron ap pointed by John Campbell, Efo. one of the Matters of the fa.d Court in feveral diftinet Lots or Parcels, on Wetinefdav, the 2 td 2 day cf (Maher next, at One o'clock in the aftcrnobu, at the Ho tel in the City of (Adler, THE Real triates of the late OSWALD MOSLEY, Efq. deceafed, formerly of Bolefworth Cattle, in the Paid coonty ; confifting of the capital Manton called I3OLESIA'ORTH CASTLE, and the Park, Gardens, and pleafure-grountb, with the I .ands and Farms contiguous td and furrounding it, the Manors or reputed Manors of Harthill and of Chowley, in the Lid count-, fundry Farms in the townthip of Chewley, the tythes of Clundry, and a part of the tythes of the townthip of Aldcrfcy. The Eilates are in excellent condition, well tenanted, aloft at will, and abound with excellent timber. This beautiful fißate is in the vicinity of Chefter, not diftant from Liverpool, and fin rounded by other confiderahle towns: the principal Lot,ascomprifing the mystical of Bolefworth Caftle,vt ith inroninding Lftates, divided into Farms, can be feldom met with ; he fituation and feencry is unrivalled, the views extenfivc to the tDee and Merfey, the Welch Hills, and into Cheshire. This Lot comprifes not only the dcmcfne, but there is oddest to, and will h e fold with it, a part of the Chowlcy Eftate, which gives tke conve nience of Road, and adds to the quantity of Land. The grounds attached to the maalion are laid out with peculiar tafte- The turn pike Road from Chethire into Ehropfhire adjoins to this Let. Tice whole }:Rate ahound, with game; and there are two packs of lox hounds kept in the neighbourhood, which is of the very firft dafs. Particulars may now be had gratis, at the Office of the Paid John Campbell, Efq. in Southamptonßaildins, Chancery-lane, at the Offices of Mr. John Lec, solicitor, No. to, Chancery lane; Meffrs. Philpot and Stpnc, Solicitors, Hare Court, Temple, Lon don; of Mr. Philip ililumberitone, Solicitor, Friars, C.heiter ; at the Hotel, Cheater; the Feathers Inn, Barnhill, near Bolcfworth, where a perfon well acquainted with the ntatii will attend to thew it, and %Acre a map and form thereof twill be found. S Young Gentlemen have frequently come from England to the Univcrilty of St. Andrews, at an improper time of year, Public Notice is hereby given, that the feveral Claffes of the United College will begin to be taught as follows, viz. On Tucfday, aad Ocrtoher, aos. The Public Latin Clafs, by Dr. HUNT Ilt The Public Greek Oafs, by Mr HILL; And on Thunfd y November 7 The Private or Senior Latin Clafs, by Dr. Harrell. The Private Greek Clafa, by Mr. HILL. The Logic and Rhetoric Clafs, by Mr. j*. 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