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\ BE R C 704 • • SIXTH TIME. THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. WHIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, t heir Majesty's Servants will act a New Drama, in S Acts, Old THE SIEGE OF ST. QUINT,IN ; OR, SPANISH HEROISM. With raw Scenery, Music, Dresses, and Decorations. ghe Overture and Music composed and selected by Mr. Hook. SPANIARDS. SIDNIIIeI Philip (Duke of Savoy), Mr. PUTNAM ; C o unt Egmont (the General), Mr. ELLISTON ; Theodore (his Son), Master WALI.ACK ; rv , rard (the Military Minstrel), Mr. BRAHAM; ‘atrand, Mr.DE CAMP; Alvarez, Mr. RAY ; Miguel, Mr. MILLER ; Adrian* (Wife of Egmont), Mrs. H. STDDONS. ENGLISH. Sir Leinster Kildare, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; awai MA t., Mr. DDOCKS ; Jack, Mr. PENLEY ; offiehrs, Mr. LAURENT, Mr. RDEERT ; Serjeant Sturdy, Mr. COOKE; wilier', Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUIVI ; w oo ers, Master DOURHOUSET, Master HUCKEL. FR/NCK. De Cooley (advent& of the Castle), Mr. RA `MOND ; Laroche, Mr. SMITH; ogees, Mears. WEBB, FAIRBROTHER, CHATTERLEY, GOODMAN, AUSTIN,; /Mien. Mows FISHER, MALE, WELLS, CARROTS, &c. 1 0 . Di. Valmont, Miss RAY; Margaret, Miss TIDSWELL. To which will be added the Musical Entertalnolent of THE DESERTER. Henry, Mr. 1. SMITH. Russet, Mr. COOKE; Sinikht, Mr. RUSSELL; Skirmish, Mr. BANNISTER. a iss, Mrs. CORR!, (her third aearance on my tsaisa , u stage ;) g a my, Mrs. BLAND ; Margstretta pp , Mrs. MADDOCKs. Lo Art 11. will be introduced Military Manteuvres, the Dead Iduch, and the Ceremony used in Shooting a Deserter. The new Dranes of the Sege of S. Quintin, or Spanish He vino, coutintirg to be received throughout with °adrenal appro bation and applause, will be repeated every evening till further r.f}txt —Tn•morrow, with the Three and the Dmce. SIXTH TIME. THE KING'S 1 HEATBE, HAYMAR'KET T 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER-16, their Majesths Servants will act a New Grand Melo-Dra ms& Opera, in Three Acts, called THE EXILE. The Mask, Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations, are sunk* new. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazalnghi. 'The whole arranged under the direction of Mr. Fart". Count Utrick the Exile, Mr. POPE ; Goviri•or of Siberia, MA 2.IUNDEN ; Baron Altradorff, Mr. LISTON ; punt Calmar, Mr. 11N.:CLEDON ; • Pairiareh, Mr. CRESWEI.I. ; The Cz'arowita, Mittet COODVON ; • Dimas, Mr. N OUN G : Wades, Mr. JEFIRIES; Rimeld, Mr. MURRAY;. Times* Mr. CHAPMAN; Serritz, Mr. FANCEIT. The Far.press Elisabeth, Mrs. Si'. LEGER. Mena, Mrs. GIBBS; Aloha, Mrs. H. JOHniTON; Catharin, Mrs.DICKONS Anna, Mrs. LISTON; Villager, Mrs. ENOIRY. Ts Act. 11. the Coronation of the impress Elizabeth. The Dazes (composed by Mr. Bologna, jun.) to be p,:rfistmed 'by the Misses Adams, and tat Cnros de Ballet. _ To "-bids will be added (by permission of the Proprietors of the Theatre-Royal la the Haymarket, the Farce of THE VILLAGE LAWYER. Sy" Mr. FAWCETT ; Snarl, Mr. BLANCHARD ; She pidre, Mr. EATERY. Mts. &est, Mrs. D.Vi..l'2ok I' ; BRISTOW. The New Grand Nielo-Oramatic Op-ra of the Ex l- eon thisiss tobe rrceived throughout with universal apptcb. i.n and Af Wit , will b repeated every evening till Partlicr notice. Timalarrow, with Ka!hatir.e and Pettuclilo And on Frid.ty, with the Altuaical Farce of Loch and Key. TO Bi. LET, fur a 'Fenn rot exceeding Twenty-ens Years, ALL that eligible FARM, called BE LLES : 111ERE,sittiatr and lying at Peak Hill, near 'pilding, in fit County of Lincoln, coni,sting of a sniastantitl brick ft wel- Its Howe, with a neat Cottage, Gri-ary, Barn, Stable, Ste and watnnirg(in twelve Inclosurr .1) tn•tA. YR fifty-nine Acres (which ate Areal; and the rest Altadow or Pub:urns and di.: whole in the highest state of cultivation. With or without this Farm may bo had all that rich Allormcnt oflaudin Cowbett Common containing ot A. 2R. 17P.. Poi anion cinch to be tak e n at Lady-day next (old style) N. L The highest tender, by letter, addressed to Mr. Grist, Land Surveyor, Canterbury, will be preferred, and further parti atlas may be learnt by applying to him or Mr. Ashton, Cron Keys Ina, Spalding. IsTArts is tke COUNTY of DONEGAI.L, IRELAND. TO BE PEREMPTORILY RESOLD, pursuant to certain Orders of tke High Court of Chancery in England, made in Coates Intinded Downes against Thomas and Downes against certain Lands, Hereditaments and Premises, corn prirsedittbe Manors of Boncranagh and Elogh, in the'County of Donegan, in the Kingdom of Ireland, pAßrof the ESTATES of the MARQUIS of DONEGALL, and containing in the while 23,196 Acres and 17 Perches, subject to the several valid Leases subsisting thereon, fur an unexpired term of one thousand years at a pepper tote mat, before S.ssetet COMPTON Cc x, Esq. o:iz of the Mas ten dale said Court, at the public Sale ROOM of the said Court, hi Southampton -Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on Friday nett the 18th of November, 1808, at eleven o'clock its 'the fore: 1 9811, m the several Lots, and subject to the cor.ditions stated in the Printed Particulars, which may be had gratis at the said kras t .er's floaters, in Southampton-Buildings, aforesaid; of Messrs. 4t odge sad Coll e y Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn; of Messrs. alik7 and Lowe, Solicitors, Inner-Temple ; of Mr. Whitton, 'Wither, Great lames-street, Bedford-row ;of Mr. Jacques, La ad -surveyor, Harten-Garden ; and in Ireland of Mr. William ipurasse, Solicitcr, Stephen's-Green, Dublin. ALDRIDGE and COLLLY Plaint ill's' Solicitors. IItTEER's CELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TJOT POWDER. REALITY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea •••• Niel:, are allow e d to di st i nnu i s h t h e B rit i s h F a i r; b u t the rroprietor of BUTI.P.R's T OO ill POWDER would bef. t° ,_ remind his Country - women that the lustre of their Charm; sasa ha its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or show a rotten and anhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcunible, as *Present preparation affords the infallible meant of renv.satig ern' blemi,h of the enamel, and is safe in its al ming eamposed of Vegetables. It is rieatamended to the attention of all rants, as clearing mmy every imperfection, either in the cotour, or the decay of the enamel of the Feeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and detects ee, and maki ng the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion t l lie; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No o=- I' l ollon of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has mst such univt-ral approbation; and the Proprietor has to boast tint h is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, earner o f P aternoster.ruw ; and retail, by Crisp, corner of Spring 14 ; Piddiac, 76, Oxford -street ; Clarke, 369, Borough; s'sster, Edinburgh and GlasgiSw, V enders and Pod and by most Country Aledicine in In bons at 25, W. each. 4. _ 4 7 . , , vi, ....- c . . '4 .' >e- . ' • . -.. ii 4 46.. of'g 411 W O F • .. . . . . , -• _— . . ! ..... . 0 WED N ESDA V, NOV KM I,Eit 16, 1808• GREATEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED. SWIFT and CO. recommend to th e i r F r i en d s a n d the Public, the Scheme of the State Lottery, which begins Drawing the 19th Next Month, as possessing an actual advantage over any former Lottery. Only 19,000 Tickets can be sold, which must receive the Prizes belonging to 20,000 'llckets. 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