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• - 4)) ,c,t.A. • • • NWPASER 40531 THUR 'DAr, OCIOBER es, isoi E YR.CE • IX-PENCEf THEATRE . ROY4L, DRURY-LANE. --- - AN APPRIINTIICS TO A STATIONER. WANTED a Youth of reipesable Parents; mold prefer their living a G•xt thitanee from the Rao% : ,They mutt board. Wipe, „and otherwife provide for !Wm.—Letters diredted to Y. Z. at s44l's Coffce-houfe, Thames ft a will be shay noticed. rHIS PRESEtiT EVENING, Ott ober z z 1 their Majelties Serves*. ..ill aft the re*sell Salon: Or" A RTA XE with .thoy new Scenery, Draw, and beeorideas. The &enure and . Male by Itr. Anne. Arteserses, Mr. DIGAIM; Altabanes, 11,1 r. KELLY ; Arbaces, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Rjaseses, Mr. COOKY. ydsodsne, Mrs. BILLINGTONi , Who w ill tetrcliuce a Bravura Song ; with an Obligate Ac companiment an the Violin, by Mr. Wawa stmt., compared by iik oc ki. Maim, Mn. GLAND. To which will be added a Farce, called WHO'S THE DUPE . Daley, Mr. surrr ; Mel BANNISTER. Jon. Blumbetit, Mrs. MARLOWE. On S a turday, the Comedy of A Trip to Scalorough ; with tic Hamann& On Mondsg. King Richard the Third ; with Bible Beard. TH7l7it 'tilt"- 0 YAY., COVENT-GARDEN. ETV MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 33. w in be performed Moldager's revived Comedy of A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. SieGiles Overreach, Mr. COOKE ; Lord Lona Mr. MuItRAY Jidticeareeci, Mr. SIMMONS ; Mardi, Mr. MU E -Aliworth, Mr. ftRUNTON ; And Wellbore. Mr. LEWIS. Lady Allworth, Mite CHAR./LAN ; Enoch, Mn. PO WELL ; • And hargaret Mice MURRAY. th which erill be added, See ' the 4tli dine, a New Mikhail En. tertaintneet. in Two Mb, called THE ESCAPE& With the original Mahe corroded by Cherubisi. The principal Charadtpre by ' Ifdlle. ftret.t.l932l, PAWcrrr, TowNseND, HILL, 10h4T;i0N3, grit*ET,. sEvsaly. Re, mu. DIXON, Mlle WHEATLY, Mite HOM'SLLS. On Saturday Mm. liiiingtoe will perform the (Sandier et CLra. in the Came Opera of the Deenno—And t epee ,. Tuefday. On Monday, King Richard the Third ; w'th the Efeapes DIXON's ANTIDILIOUS PILLS. PUBLIC ttaimorty of the efficacy of DIXON't ANTI MP 4.13 PILLS, added to thc iltccefsful private pra.niee th- Proprietor as an apoeheairy has experienced in their cafe, point them out as the molt fate and convenient medicine gar the remora/ of all Bilious Complaints, arid for Chafe Mar dem which arik from an irregular Secretion of bile daring pregnancy they are eminently ferviirable in preventing Coftive - oafs, Sicknea at sea Samar It, mod theft aneafuleffes, which too fo Toady attack the fair lex at that dedicate period. Cafes of direr extraordinary efficacy arc wrapped round each Boa, Bgned G. DIXON. Sold whole:Cale and retail it Ming and Butler's, No. 4. Cheip- Ade, or., k. Paul's • and wean by au refredlable Medicine Vent*. in every Co untry Town, la hazes at $L scilidi•baxes as pd am! Frally lames at one 'Mom cub. • FOR fliE VACS AND SKIN: I A pleang appearance is tic bee Letter of Recammerdation. NO.SS, LONCI.4CRIL. LOWLAND'S LOTION, (prepared by R. DICKINSON, fele Proprietor oldie Original Recipe), has been ellablifled In the &ft circles of (Albion, for Rwardii of us, t Tears, as the malt great's] eleaufer of the Skin, and beautifier of the Complexion, in all the moil difagreeable com plaints to which it is incident, a' F-fflorefcents, Coscrenefv, Bloteho, Pimples, Eruptions, Thichnefs. Freckle*, Tan or bun-burn, as weU as the molt alarming Scorbutic Humours; zed highly neet.lary to enforce a pkaa.ng and agreeable ap p arance; bat as experience teaches that Medicines are fob s dt to the arts of the unprincipled in proportion to their excel-. I:rce and reputation, this amid always be enquired for in the name of DICKINSON'S GOV/LAND', LOTION, as the only certain meant of preventing impation apd of being fttp plied with the genuine Medicine. Sold as above and at his office, No. la, Piccadilly, in Its. 61—Pints ss. O.—Guinea Cafes, containing FiveVnts: fent to Order, and warranted to arrive fare in any part of Great Britain. !Huai& fold by eviry reputable Vender of Medicbies in tun lie. of wham may be had grat:‘, a Pamphlet containing rle moll Ineeetrovertible proofs of Mr. Dickenfon's right to, and poffelLon of the Original Recipe, as well as demonftrating r-.e improbability, if not impoilibility, thatkany ?thee perfon ran know of what ingredients this excellent Medicine is contpofed. SIiENSTONE,NEAR LICHFIELD, STAFFORDSHIRE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WARREN, the George Inn, In the Cky of 'Ai-Wield, sin Friday, Osaoher 30th, tficit, at !Um &Clock, In Lots, SEVERAL very eligible Freehold FARMS, moue at Foothericy. Lyon, and Nether and Lower &on friall, all in the parilk and vkinity of the pleafant village of Shen- Rase, in a (porting part of the County of Stafford, three miles from Lklifield, fit from Walfall, and twelve from Binning ham; elks • capital Manila], called Fositherky Hall. with fuit aisle attached and detached °Mess, Coachshoufe Stubles for eight horfes, and other out-buildings,all in complete repair; a large well planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated trout Bream; the whole comptifing about IS)o Acres of rich Melded Arable, Mcad?w, ansl Valium I and, in the higheft Rate of cul tivation, with valu rbfr rieits of Common on Shenftone Wood End and Druid !leach, now in the occupation of John Breyn ton, Efq. under Leafs. determinable in 1809 ; and of Meffra. Swan, HA tod , Preßon, Adroc k, and Mooney, all very refpec ! able tenants under Leaks deteirmlnahle at Lady-slay tiiot, ll kveral ysarly mire, amountng to Eight Hawked and Fifty Pounds and upwards. Also about twenty Acres of Coppice and a Wood Land, now in band. - - - --- • Another Frcchold Elate, containing 39 Acres, a R 00.% Poetics, with a commodious Dwelling-haute, sod tuirable Out- j buildings, delightfully illuiate at Harnmervrick. In the Parib of St. Michael, I.ierhficld ; alto a Le..sfehold Farm of 36 Arms, adjoining to the Freehold Pretnites, with convenient Farm hada., and other apparrenaneta, and valuable Rights of Corn- mon on I itv,;ley, Hay, and Cannock Chafe, held under the Vi cars ebond or lichfidd. for An unexpired term of 11 years at O. 13a. per annum, renrwaHr every (even years; both which firma and premiers art in the bolding of Mr. James Wifattile• undo Leak, &Lamina... l c at 1-141-day, t at, at the yearly KM of 145 a. Printed Particulars may he had twenty-awe day* preceding the Sale, of M r. Simplon, At torney, in Great Charles-ftneet. Sir mingiuun ; MTN,' Ili ngt on, Solicitor. No. 3. K ing's Walk. T n; Mr. ilo. Garbo'', Eyfoisl, we Moreton in , Gloucefterfhire ; Mr. Calvert, Sudbury. Dcrbythire at tbt Ow of Talc; or Mr. Drewry, Printer. Derby; at the i s sjusipid ton at Susd'ord, Burton, Tumor* 'Atherftaac, toscutry, and other adjacent Towns; osf Mr. Warm, Auc clone*, Elinudnitfaans; and of Mt. ac Wood End, why win thew the 4wral Let.. pDRSUANT to a Decree 01" the High Court ) of Chancery, made in a Caufe, Pratt agaimt Hortwi, the Creditors of JOHN PRATI', formerly of Darlington, afterwards of Hurworth upon Tees, in the County of Dur ham. Elquire, and Lite a Captain in the North York Re?imel.t of Militia. deo,afed, (whe died it Moffat in North Britain, in the Mouth of Auguft, are to come to and prime their debts before NICHOLAS SMITH, Efq. one of the Meters of the raid, Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on or before the loth day c.f Novem bers iBot, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily ex cluded the Benefit of the kid 15erree. ,LACtr,3IIIIADMAN, and WALL, • Solicitor s Bread-f trect Hill, London. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, tBOl, begins DRAWING MARCH 3, t8r,62. JO WO IgpCO Total Value. - 80 . 000 eo,ooo so,oc• acscoo 10,• - co - 6.0c0 - s,oCo - 314,000 5 .wo L• .500,000 TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. THE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS has gained by his suPlllOl ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, S'IsEWED BREF,HASIAZD CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME. with many Dr t CA• CIIIS for the TABLE, SIDI-BOARD, and STOOP -ROOM; which are more fully emprtlfed in his Catalogue, (Ha ■rtm° -rut I TTTTT Gs or rats) 'has induceinaany perform' to give the fame name to Aarsttss entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by Pedant who go to Ale principal Towns In England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradefnata and Inn-keepers, who in conk/voice, are often Cenral with a St-I,llol'a Sour, by allowing thcm an extra pro- Gt,which is not only an Impolition, but a great Difappointnisnt to Famild.o who prelude theta with a view of having good Sauce to their FISH, &c. N. 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[Wirth of its The Mis rump of educating the DEAF znd DUMB: on. and ineetht &mad by long Eaßierience. By the AbtiC de L'EPEE. Tratst- r.itili4UrsiM Wei loon Lee Fremb and Lads. One Vet ye. (4 in Es r 4 • PATENT .110T-1-MUSES. DR. AIME RSON, Author of Es SAYS on AG or . covrtias and tenni other Performances, and Editor of livrastiesi is dtgries.:sre, Natsrai Hyleiy, Aril, and 11.1Yel- Lervareve, baying contrived a ftniple and ear) , mode • eunftrudttng Hoc-honks, by means e( whkh, betides the ire of fuel to an bacouceivable amount, the health of the p.,nts will be promoted In an uncommon degree. the /amp, • do:her difeafts ineichirt to the Itcve, obviated. the Denary • Attendr.nce diminithed, and the rifles that arr the confiquences catual negligence.guardillagaioa, for which be bath obtain oi his Mafelly's Letters Patent. nfeedfully begs leave to in the Public, that he has authorifed the following perfume conftrudt Hot.houtes on tbh plan, viz. Mr. Sr mom. BUT if it, Hohboefe Builder, Little (leiftn; Mr. DAVID Si [WAIT * lot-boute Betides' and Gardener, Woodlands, Blackheath, near 1 red.n ; and Mr. Gain o a BY sit xo,Architedl, Craven.ftrecti Strad, London ; to any one of whom, fuck Si with to avail circled tai this tospriwement. may moil.. With a view to .:.vote the poffibility of inifleadisig the public in this cafe ov en annorr:ezts, the Patentee made it his buarets immediate ly after the Patent was °Wined, to puhllila a lair and candid account of the priailin on which thefe improvements &Ford, and the way of applying [hem in make, In the fifth voinene (or lira of the Lcond Grin) of the Rrerverievr above.narned, (fold by CUMMINCI, No. 40, Holborn-hill); front the perth LI of which, It will he eafy fur any piston to jut'ge of the nix. LIT and tenth of there improvements. and to decide whether ti will tit fm bit irterefl to adapt them or not. 'l'he thowdee that. arta. rer to be freed from the neettlity of alumn- a-i f now in &tail the partici:laths-oaks that may be expeeted ti Isiah front (host prattler, in doing width he might be (up t :al to run a rifle of being hindclf cortical ton far by the fan. Irs-ne opinions be may have formed ; It is with pietture, then, t' the deter' fonify-ing theft. particulars, until the foal Bail afeertaired by the lair tit of aelaai pradlice :cod definite. 'llia he hopes will !you be done, as hone Tt.t-ltrinfes at glib ennftrulion are about to be bstflt with -0": delay. In the mean mink be has ratistadtinn to find t`:t it obtains the full approbation of ever.. oaf Is "f kw-m.- 11 :v In kience and radii:4l gardgnira, to whom it his ken erplaintd.Witit whom he has converted. :he :cep. Won of o.,perfon only, who, without not! it an; particulars, That he rims lint approve of It tailiy.) no one of %heal hat cr.r yet tuazelied a folk valid obj.^dtiou inrny par licular niece-ling it. It may be alto proper to add, that a grace kn,fc on this pia may tr.. to eonftiated as to admit ot being kti.n down as silly ire four-p eril bealßead , and let up why So th at it perobsely wi.apted to 1.1.4..1ei room. cors which h an he removal without lepalobTruilianst and Lhat k wbe *TIT , bentliviat for theft who Intend to her fuel, houfm, I' .1 , the wind one yeasat Walt before the honks air both, us It ' 'pre& winos' beim the (malign tierce injanal 1 that eV 164G0. .._ TRAVk:LLEKS. A RESPECTA/iLE ChataEkr of this Dcfcrip• tion, what - 6*W*, in *a tourie of the year re propel hvely regular through nog, Sull x , the Midland and Northern Counties, with Scotland, and Whore avocation will permit him to take orders he the Plat-itne oo committal, may hear of fame thing eligible by an eatly application to Merril. Bronallekl and Mack Lawrayn-lone• The omit imeraptiociabie /denotes Mill in courfe be expedhed. -LITTLETON HOUSE, DORSET. TO BE LET, Unfurniated, and entered upon inintediately,' LITTLETON HOUSE ; fituate on the River -LA Stour, in the Padlh of Langton Long, Blatadford, about one mile from the T,iwn of Woodford, near the lower Turn pike fitoad. leading from Ifiendford to the Towns of Whnborn • and Pool- s with an mallet Kitchen Garden, lately walled round with a brisk will ten feet high, and planted with the cludeeft fruietrees, now in greet perfection ; [Wu Coach Honks, toe gotid Stables;and other codventent Offices and Out-honks; fit for the refidence of a genteel Flintily.. With the Houk will be let, *bear tab Acres of good Palms Latalo—The Houle calif!, of throe rariouro, a Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry : another Pantry and Larder on the Ground Floor; an exceeding good Drawing -root.:, 27 feet by as feet, or then:- shouts, commanding a molt delightful view of the adjacent Meadows, Woods, and River So ur; Sve Bed-chambers and a Powdering-room on the Second Floor; and fix good Attics ; alto exceeding good under-ground Cellars. N. t. The Whole is in exceeding good repair, within two ranee of two pads of herders , and Was delightfu l and healthy a fpot as any in the County of riorfea. • - For further Particulars apply to Meer" King and Johns, Solicitors, Blandford, Or by Ist:er, poll paid); and for a view of the Pronifirs at LaergronFFoufe. noar Blandford. Draft?. dIiROP:HIRR. 115 BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At gie Lion Inn, al Newport, in the Comity of S.dop, On %financial:ly. November the ilith, In fendry defirahle. and very eligible Lots, rrHE well known and beautiful Mate of CHET. WYND, with is Manors and Royalties, plentifully Licked and abounding with Game and i ilh ; fituated adjoining the Market Town of Newport, on tbg old Chefter Road. and dlftant front London about one hundred and forty-five Miles, called CHI TWYND HALL. The mate conafts of a capital ?Amnon, with fuitabie attached and detached Offloo, Garden, Pltafttre Grounds. walled Park, Plantations, and feveral ell- Fano*, and Couges. free of Land-Taz, the greater Part Tithe Free, and exceeding low in its Rates to the Poor. Parlthlars of *bieh are now prtparing, and will be ready for delivery one month prior to the Sale, and may then be had of the Printers of the Sisrewlburg Chronicle and Clutter Cou rant, Birmingham; Chronicle, Liverpool; Phan's, and the fitaffordihire Advertifer ; alto at the lion, Newport; of Meff. strong and SOU, Lincoln's-Inn • Marrs. Shawm, Great Bridge ftreet, Blark-Fri:.r. • Itaintxn; Cottle -boufe, Cornhill; and of Mr. Chriltie, Pall-Mall, where a Platt of the Eltate, as lotted, may be fen. hi the VICINITY ef TO BS SOLD BY AUCTION—Ey Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great-Room In Pall-Mall, in the prercnt month, ANoble and Spacious Stone-built MANSION, with roomy Stabling Inc fix !forks, double Coach houfe, exterflve attacked and detached Offices of every deferip riot' tuned ta the Mention; add the capital Farm, excellent Kitehea-garden with lofty walls well planted With the cboiceß fruit-trees in full biasing, Pinery, Peachery, Grapery. Melon Ground, Ice Hottfe,&c. flatted on a beautiful Lawn in the midft of a Paddock of about 20 acres of rich Land fringed with Plan tations, rand Balbrook Lodge, fituated in the pariffi of Bath Patton, In the county of Somerfet, farthing a difplay of eleva tion on the rich architedtural Ryle, happily crowning an emi nence with undekribahle piEturefque profpesks encircled by the River Avon, Prior Park, City of Bath, Lte. etc. The interior Apartments are capacious, well conneffied, of juft proportions, and Wilted with Ample elegance; the Donteßic Offices are fully competent and indkioully arranged, and the whole Pre- miles are molt amply fup?lied with fine water, flitted fur the immediate exertion of a large family. Alto furrounding the Premifes a capital compact Farm, with a Farm-beak and fuit able Ouo.buildings, and t , l a acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Paftue land let off to a refpeetahle Tenant, with power to re futing rffeffinn of 6o acres, if required. Particulars troy be bad of the Printers of the Bath and Brif- tol Papers; Calk, h4aribotough ; Stacie's Hotel, Weymouth ; Mr. Ricbartron, Land Agency Officc, Sydney-place, Bath ; I Mr. Webb, Chertfey; Men. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitor,, Lincoln's-Inn; at the Rainbow, Cornhill; and in Pajl-MaIL— A perfon attends, to the sic the Prelifcs, which may be viewed with Tickets, to be had, upon application either to Mr. Rich- antral or Mr. Chriltie, who is impowcred to receive propel:lls bv Private Contra t. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. QCHEME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT i-, TERY.—Dcgina Drawing the 26th of NEXT MONTH Si: of Prize. Value of earl'. Total Value 4 Prizes of £ zopoo ii £ 40,000 . 4 3,000 sopco 4 .-2 43, 0 e — ~coo S I,coo 5.0 30 5 5 00 2,5 00 lg 100 —. 1 .3CO . 0 SO ,-- 1,000 8,9 m 9 71,000 ft,os, Prizes 23,943 Blanks 3z,000 Tickets L. 1 se,ooo . CA rjr.ns DV7ERNI,INAILL. Era drawn Ticket IA day C. 5 00 Ditta 4th day 1,000 Dint) 7th day 5,c 900 Ditto 13th day s opoo Ditto 19th day a •D /zoo Dian lan iily 3400 PRESINT PRICES 13, TICKETS AND !DARES. Whole Ticket -48 3 0 I Eighth --Lt a o Half ditto - 4 6 o Soment6 01 I 0 qt r • rter ditto - 3 4 0 ' ickcts and Sliarel of Tickets are now on Fait! at every Li CENCED LOTTTRY•OFFICE. ••• An early purchafe is rccomtnendcd, u the Tickets has. Risks, and will continue to misc. There L fcarce any pro 'liability of there being any more las Lotteries. Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the Liu mica-Offices. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of melt. 4 - a F 4. 2C,000 - is 50,000 - .5.000 - a,OOO - 1,000 - SOO - 100 - S 0 - kopoo Tickcts C PITALS DETERMISAIII.N : Firft-drawn Ticket is th Day Z. it-oota Ditto . 2tR Day soot* Ditto - sad Ay so,oce Ditto - 40th Day t ,coo Tickets, and Shares of Tickets, are fe l ling at every I.icenfed Lottery Office in England, Ireland, and Scotland, and the Prizes wal be paid in full Sterling Money. PKJSENI PRICE: Ticket - 446 4 • Half - E 7 o Eighth - 1 3 0 Quarter - 4 .5 4 Sixteenth - r a 6 Tickets will keep gradually Whig tke fame as laft year.