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. . Rk . . .., _ . • , - • , . . . ..., ' _ - - .1.: mg „ , ,t i. -(.7 . • I, Art4ll ) n • . .• `4 , • , , . . k . ! ~4 •, . - ' ;i''' Lei =. illilk..._ : - --) s 1.1 i i , ../ 4 .4 ' ilk IF: 5 t ,,,...._ , % '.. S. __ . . • a * ' . - y lanai* 44:3.ikii ERllrl - 4 - t, OCTOBER 9, 1861. • [plum six-ranee. - - 11gBATKE ROYALi DCLURY-LANS: TO -MORROW, SATURDAY, Oftober to, will be revived the Serious Opera of ARTAXERXES. With entirely new &may, Direffes, and Decorations, The Overture and Matte by Dr. Aar::. Artaxerxes, Mr. LXONLIM ; Artabouni Mr. KELLY ; Arbaces, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; (Her fecond appearance in that Charade! ;) Raman, Mr. COOXB. Masdipe, Mrs. BILLINOTON, Wilting her faced appearance on tlds Stage); trio will introduce a Bravura Song; with an Obligate Ac companiment on the Violin, by Mr. Wares set t, coropofed by BunchL Saar*, Mg% B 1,100). .After the Opera will be peclonned a Farce, called THE IRISH WIDOW. Sir Patrick *O'Neal, Mr. PALMER ; Whittle, Mr. DOWTON ; Nephew, Mr. , Mr. SUETI' ; Mr.W I A C M 4 . D wido Ke nr nidi, (*Rh the Epilogue Song) Mitt WOOS. u m , Mown having been lel night received with the mad %abounded appiaufe and admiration by a brilliant and crowded audience, the Opera of Artaxerxes-win be repeated forthe tided time on Wednefday nan. On Monday, Kfng Richard the Third ; with Bloc Beard. • _ _ *RILEY: n6l & fituadons fee ballast VILLAS, SkIL TO BE SOLD WY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACompad and truly defirable FREEHOLD fSTATE, called Cover% Or CIIIAIRINOT6N 9 I &nue at Bantam Hill, `near Tooting, in the Parini of Strea tham, in the county of Surrey, tink five Mika &Om the Metro polis, confining of upwards of one hundred and fiaty-fcven A•tres of exadknt Land. about forty of which contain Brick Earth; and the whole is Mira* &mated for huikling open. Immediate poSefilon may be had. NEW ANNUAL REGISTER. 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Than and Teta*, Solicitors, Thread needle-ftreet, London. Deferiptive particulars of the rime may be bad of Mars. Go tobcd, Browns, aad Gotobed, St lidtors, Norfolk-ftreet. Strand and aro of Merrs Kent, Claridge and Pearce, Craig's-Court, Charing-Crofs, London, when: a phn may be form. _To CLERGYMEN. WANTED fora Young Gentleman, 9 year: of she, lately returned from abroad, Board and Lodg ing 4n the Family of a refpcdtaltle Clergyman, in a healthy fitoation, at !milt 7o or 8o miles from London, where he may have his education completed. Perrone lc - tering Acadoni,s nand not troutik themfelves to apply,—.For further. pankolars enquire of Mr. Sakes.. Druggilt, No. ay, Poultry, London. FOR. PUBLIC SALE, At Smith's Caten-Hode, Wf Cr the Corn Exchange, on Mon day, nth (Mabee, Mx, at One o'Cloceprecifely. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. ma Quarters Kiln-dried Wheat 240 (barters elick Beans 44 0 (letters Barley To be viewed to the thne of Sale. PERFORMED BUT ONCE. 'THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rinus PRESENT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, will be prekntC4 Co New Comedy (In Dee Alas) celled ITY.' The Wheat lying under the care stf Mr. Henry Duden, NM- Idea-Corner, Rothe/Nth', and Mr. Walton, Shad-Th=lN ; the Ulna and Balky under the care of Me. James Jukes, Pickle- Herring.--Catalogues will be timely dellvtred by Geo. Fritsch, Sworn-Broker, No. 6, Great Eaftcheap. TO THE CURIOUS IN FRUIT. With New Drefks, and appropriate Scenery. The Principal Charadtere by Mr. SIDDISNSAbeing bla fecond appearance in Landon); Mr. K jOIDN, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. CORY, (being id, fccond appearance at thin Theatre); Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. WAODY, Mr. THOMPSON. Mn. MATTOCKS, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, MG CHAPMAN, and Ms MURRAY. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. BRUNTON. The Epilogue by Mile MURRAY and Mrs. MATTOCKS. To which will be added the Mora:al Entataiument of NETLEY ABB E Y. Caps & Oak lan 4, iNa JID lON ; (laapd, Ma MUNDEN ; Gutnid, Mr.I , sIWCETT; Amt htScrape, Mr. JOHNSTONE. Catharine, Mrs. MARTYR.. The New Credit. ended lategrky, Was tensbodi an its drft reprefentatioa with great *FOLIAR, as was Mr. Sadden* on his hit appearance In it.—the sd 4th, and sth nights will be on Monday, Wed/wider, and Friday nest. Ladles and Gentlemen who hare been difappointed of places for the Opera of Artaxerxes, are refisedtfully retuned to ob- Lree, Mrs. Blllingtoo will repeat the ammeter of Mandane, on Teefday and Titurfday FOURTH titt2HT.—RANS 9OUCL Ry the Authority of the Rkbt Hoge the Lobo Co AM AAAAA IV. r rO•MORROVi r EVENING, OCTOBER win be ',relented at SANS SOUCI, Lekelter•Place, Leieciler.Sqoare, an Entertainment, entirely and gal, caned A FRISK. Aeneigassent of the Recitation and Songs. PART I. Rec. iiir Peter. Mt& and the am. The Letter N. Son. True 4 the Pl"' Rec. Thwaelley Shwas. Song. The canon of the brave. Rec. Young on. Rae. Mt Paddle. deceived. Song. Literary Tranfmiva- Song. In vino Terkel. don. Rec. Mae Encroachers. Rec. Something or other. &of. The Cuckoo. snag. The New Year. Rec. An P.m:option. PART 11. Rec. Sir Peter Impatient. San. The Ladies. Song. The Voyage of Life. Rec. The Lampoon. Rm. The Dl of m Sang . Love and Madnefs. Song. Namur among Thieves. Rec. The Wooden legs. Roc. Whiffle. Song. jack at the Opera. Song. Tray. Stec. Iduts. Rm. More Poets. _ Sow. The Dinner. - PART Ui Rec. Theoghts an Matrimony. Rte. Meg talks ! Song. The Original and the Som. The Wife doft. Pl6tare. Rec. The Lovers. Ike. Courage and its &dose Song. Every Man Ida own Song. Theviediltnekanaf Okay. Pilot. Lee. The Andtatador with- Stec. The Serprire. out eredemide Song. 1 he likely of Petee. Song. Paler and L flu whole is written, and rampefed, and win be 40blial, rang and secompenied by Mr. MEDIU. Admittance-43meg ta—Fit ja.—Oaftery es. Doors to be open at Seven, and the Performance to begin a llot. Places for the Bores may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Ware- We, where may be had all his different Predations; and, sifo, Prupokis for printing by Subfeription, his Three Years Tour to Allot the whole of England, and a coadaable Part 4if Scotland ; in a Series of Leman is intelligent and reipaffiable Friends; and embeUlated with Ports Plates in agmthant, from Adores painted by Mr. Means and Twenty Vignettes, de- Spied, etched, and prepared for the aquatints, by Mifs Thant n. M The ora be and Spedmens of the Prints may ken, free of illiSeace, at Leiceiter Place • • The only entrance to the Theatre, will be at the Door amielL Lekefter-Square. The above Entettaimment, which was received is Saturday Evening with * loodelt applaufe will be 'repeated every Mecdsl , nudely, and Saturday Evenings till further notice. On Monday will be pabil edM Honour amemg Thema." RICHARDS ON, GOODLUC K, and Co. (the only Office that ever fold Two Prises of Thirty Thouhuad Pounds in Shares,) have on Sale, in great Variety of limiters, and at the loweft Priem, frith and Englith State Lottery Tickets sad Shares, at their Offices, the Corner of the Bank Buildings, Cornbill ; facing the Gate of the King's Mewl, Chasing Crofs, I.ondon ; and in the Market Place, Norwlehr-TI. Lotteries begin Drawing. IRISH, via November.---ENOLISH, 3d Mareh. Conairrin4ino isaverkkets sad stares feet Mani by 1 1 4 4 Oa= Orders, or good MUG sr sort Dates, to = 14 Goobtat, and Co. Stock-Brokers. London. IRISH STATE LOTTEKY, E ;IC II K I M ig a nd the sodt of ant Mantle ri SHARES in the prefent •a• HASH and ENGLISH STATE LOTTERIES, ara os% Jak to Aro* Variety, soh co the as! rearattabk Terms. at HODGES and Co. _ _ _ Artamdllt.iimiteranut; wkre the Capital Pil No , 5i,714 - • - L 20400 as,sib . W9 l l ea, i T e.4 sad legilered! sMi lopxs 50 00 SPA 5•0 03 sod ie the bur Loaning waarfuld. jived. rad resiltaselMboye, via. We. is". A so,oca. No. 36030 C SPOo. littli so.oce. alia. 17 at deco . 01s, 2 %am. ski i pep 0 Oran by the'Polt or edam& maned. IV IC Tie 1140116 Loopy begins 4rairtog tbe March, 003. SHENSTONE NEAR LICHFIELD. STAFFORDSHIRE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WARREN, At the George lan, In the Gity of Lichfield, on Friday, adobe. 30th, 1801, at three tiClock, in Lots, SEVERAL very eligible Freehold FARMS, Stow at Footherky, Lies, and Nether and Lotra Stott nail, all in the parifia and vicinity of the pleafant village*( Mrs- Mine. in a (porting part of the County of Stafford, three miles frOm LidiSeld, fix front • WWI, and twelve from Birming ham; dfo a capital Mani Son, called•Ftietherley Hall, with fait. able attached and detached Offices, Coach-houfe, Stables for eight harks, and other out-buildings, all in complete repair; a large well planted garden, bounded by a celebrated trout (Imam; the whole cattprifing about 6yo Acres of rich incledo4 Arable, Meadow, and Paiute Land, in the highell, Rate of cul tivation, with valuable right,' of Common on Shenftone Wood End and Druid Heath, now in the occupation of John Breyn. ton, F/q. under Leafe determinable in agog ; and, of Metres. Swan, Hand, Welton, Adcock, and Moufley, all very refped ' able tenants under Leaks determinable at Lady-day 5803, at (creed yearly rents, amounting to Eight Hundred and Fifty Pounds and upwards. AYo about twenty Acres of Coppice and Wood Land, now in hand. • Another Freehold Eltite, containing 89 Acres, 2 Rands, 38 Perches, with a sotrunodions Dwelling-houfe, and hatable Out buildings, delightfully Iltuate at Hunmerwick, in the Parilh of St. Michael. Lichfield; an a Leafehpid Farm of 56 Acres, 'Winkling to the Freehold Premifes, with convenient Farm houfe, and other appurtenances, and valuable Rights of Com mon on Hogley, Hay, and Cannock Chafe, held under the Vi cars Choral of lAchheld, for an unexpired term of ai years at 31.85. per annum, renewable every (even years ; both which farms and premifea arc in the holdinyof Mr. James Winterton under Leak, determinable at Lady-day, 3803, at the yearly rent of 1451. Painted Particulars may be bad tate/di-one days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simpfon, Attomey ,in Great Charier ftreet. Bir mingham ; Mr. Willington, Solicitor, No. 3, King's Bench Walk, r Temple, London; Mr. Tho. Garland, Eyford, near Moreton in Marth, Glouceiterfhire ; Mr. Calvert, Sudbury, Derbythire at the place of fele ; of Mr. Drewry, Printer, Derby ; at the principal inns at Stafford, Burton, Tunworth, Atherftone, Coventry, and other adjacent Towns; of Mr. Warren, Auc tioneer, Birmingham ; and of Mr. Tho. Sedgwick, at Skenitone Wood End, who will thew the (newel Low: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Old Angel, in Macclesfield, on Thurfday the myth of this Milani Odtober, at Ten o'clock lo the Forenoon ; in fuch Lots, and according to fuch Conditions, as will be fpecificd Partieuhn, to be at the time and place of Sale ; LL that Pile o uildinga. fituate , on the Coln a• mat, and near to the Town of Macclesfield, heretofore teed for (melting and refining Copper; containing at prefent only Five Furnaces, (others having been taken down,) Black flab:ha, Carpenters, Nalbmikers, Brafs-foanders, and Cooper's Shops; Brick inakers' Rooms, for making and drying Fire Brick, Charcoal. Coale, and iron Rooms ; Affay OMee, formerly a Wan Dorelting-houre, Two Stables, and other Conveniencies, with good Water near the Premifi.s. About Eleven Acres of Land, astute Meafure, Freehold, , 1 and the Leafe of Thirteen Acres, II:1d under the Corporation of Matelhifidd for a Term, 30 years of which are unexpired, at the yearly Rent of 35L all lately inclofed and improved. All that Range of Buildings, fituate on the Paid Common, but nearer to the Town, now tired for making brafs; containing ao Furnaces, Two Warehoufes with Rooms over, for making Caging Pots, a (mall Shop for Brats Foundry, inclofed Coal yards, Two loos Ranges of Buildings ufed for dram:, drying, and keeping Calamine, Twenty-nine Houle', with Darden* to each, a Field adjoining the Brafrhoufes abounding with excel lent Clay, for making Bri c k, a Wind-Milt, lately fitted up for grinding Corn, with drying Kiln, and Warchoufe, clofe to the Road, and molt conveniently (looted. - _ About 300 tons of Fire Scoot, and z2O tons of Fire Clay of fupezior quality, for making Calling Pots and Fire Bricks, about 28,000 Fire Bricks of various fiats, about 240,000 cons mon Bricks for building, about 2000 Cali'ng Potts of an excel lent quality and well feafoned, 78 Cornlfh Moor Stones, 36 of svhkh are new, and 42 in life for carting Brats Plates, about goo tons of Calamine of various forts prepared for making Beth. All that Range of Building fituate at Barley, in the county of Mellor, fix miles from Macclesfield, and fix from Lecke, when a Branch of the Grand Trunk Canal is now complet ed to, with the Poob Dann, eve large Wheels, Annealing Ovens and every other eeilVelliellee, for making Bears liamor, cootaiuing a Rolling and four Battery Mills, the Head and Fall ZS feet 3 inches, and a (apply of Water confirm, together with Eight Cottages and Gardena,Bbckfiniths, Millwrights, Carpen ters, and Coopers' Shops. All that other Mill, fituate at Boficy afore Lid, now ufed for Rolling and Hammering Copper, with Warehoofes fur Raw and Manadarfturod Copper, adjoining thereto; Two Dwelling bourn Evith Gardens for the Workmen ' the Head and Fall is lie feet 9 inches, and the fop?), the fame as to the Upper Mills before mentiooed. A luusdfome Brick Dwelling-hook, eased and very well Inland, (unable fur a (mall Family, with a good Garden, Stable, and 16 Acres of Land. The whole tithe Pressiks, at Bulky, are held under Leafe 'from the Earl of Harrington, for 99 years, from the 29th of Sep •rarEhrt. 1766, at the yearly Rent of 25 . 1. The Turnpike Road, from the Staffordedre Collieries, runs through the Pranifes, and that from Macclesfield to Leek, very near to them. All that Pile of Buildings, fituate at a place calla, the Haven nab, within two Miles of Congleton, in the Lid County, and sidinning to the Turnpike Road, leading from thence to Mac clesfield, and now ufed for making Brats Wire, and Rolling Clipper Sheets and Bolts ; having Five Water Wheels, from a to 13 feet diameter, with Head and Fail of t 3 feet 3 inches, and the whole river Dane for fopply. The Preen, fes coafilt of a Brats Rolling Mill, a Wire min, a kw Chamber over, Annealing Hoofe and Oven, Copper Mill, Biackhalths, Millwrights, and Carpenter's Shops, Two Ware hoofes, Seven Cottages, with Gardens, Sheds for Wood, Char coal, Sec. together with Eight Acres of Land y the whole under Leafe from Richard Ayton Lee, Efq. for 99 years. from the t ath of May, 763. at the very low Rent of 301. uxper Annm. Alf a very valuable Piece of Freehold Meadow Land ad ojoiningio the Wotan, containing fix Acres. All tiwt Wambold; with the Crane and other eanvedestom, Smite on the Stafford/hire Canal, near to the Red Bull, In Law ton, and held by Leak from John Lawton, Efq. from the ad of February, 1739, for It Team at the yearly acknowledgment of as. 6d. and removable at the fame rate. 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