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• I , • "7 • Ast Aim 41Ik 46 1 dr " . C • pr k 6.. • • a. 41 • s 4. , BER 6794] WEDNESDAY, DEC ENI RER 21, 1808 [PRICE SIX-PENCI.. 1 , ..'" -- THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. is PRESENT EV BN ING,DECEMBER2I, ibeir majesties Servants will perform a New Drama, in op Ats, oiled VENONI ; Or, THE NOVICE OF ST. MARK'S. tort Benvolio (Viceroy of Sicily,) Mr. SIDDONS ; • Ibe Marquis Caprara, Mr. PO WELL ; costino(Prior of St. Mark's,) Mr. WROUGHTON, Venoni, Mr. ELLISToN ; L a cT ieo, Mr. EYRE ; Jeronymo, 'r. HOLLAND ; mie b i ti, Mr. DE CAMP ; Benedett , Mr. PENLEY. emu , Mrs. POWELL ; Veronica, Mrs. MUDIE ;1 Josepha, Mrs. H. SIDDO NS ; T o w, MTS. SPARKS ; Sister Ursula, Miss LACY. To which vrillLUE be added the Gran EARDd Romance of B B. 50 ,L es Abodlique (Elise Beard), Mr. RAYMOND; mot, Mr. I. SMITH ; Shac a ba c, Mr. BA N NISTER ; b oa, Mn. MOUNTAIN ; Beda, Mrs. BLAND. 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Particulars may be had of Messrs. Hesleden, solicitors, Barton upon-Humber, Lincolnshire; Messrs. Burley and Moore, solid. tors; Lincoln's-Inn, Landon; Isaac Leatham, Eaq. Barton, near Malton, Yorkshire • Mr. Joseph Dickinson, of Beverley Parks and Mr. Hall, soHcka, Beverley. BELL INN AND BOWLING-GREEN, TEWKESBURY. TO BE SOW (in Fee) BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM fkIOORE and SON, At the Bell Inn, in TEWICZSISCRY, on Friday the 13th day of January, 1802,, precbely at Four &Clock in the Afternoon, Lot 1- A LL that capital and well-established Inn or 1 Public-house, called the BELL INN, now in the oc cupation of Mr. John Brown, consisting of Parlours Dining- Room Bar, several roomy Bedchambers, good Cellaring, chats, Dining- Room, Larder, and other Domestic Offices ; two Sta bles, a Coal-yard close to the river Avon, Flower and Kitchen- Gardens, and an'excellent Bawling-green, (commanding many fine and picturesque views) with a Sitting Room and an arched Vault, the whole lying contiguous to each other. The above Premises are truly desiraole ' as well for ibe.kind of business which has been carried on therefor a century past, as for the speculator, the'wbole covering nearly an acre of Ground, and in a situation where the view cannot be interrupted, and where (if divided) small buildings Lots would be eagerly sought after; it is situated at the bottom part of the Church-street, ad joining the turnpike road leading to Gloucester , Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol, and the West of England, from which places Stage Coaches and Waggons pass daily to Birmingham, Liverpool, and the North. The business of a Coal Dealer, or any other Trade that requires room, may be here carried on with great advantage, as the Premises extend from the Road to the river Avec; and, in time of high water, cargoes may be discharges' at a very trifling expence. Lot 2. All that well-built and truly valuable Doable Malt. house, called the GREAT MALTHOUSE, situated adjoining the aforesaid Premises and the river Alen, with Kilns and every Requisite in complete repair, and supposed to be sloe of the . strongest Buildings of the kind in the Borough ; It is now yeses pied by Richard Jenkins.--Early possession maybe bad. For a View, apply to the Tenants, and say further Partisubire may he known of Mr. MOUS, S olicitor, or the Ante doers, to Tewkesbury iferesakl. 1 k. .1