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7 Ny v 1671 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, cOVE ry'O-MORROW EVENING, FEB. wit 'oe acted the New Drama, In Three with Music, called THE FREE KNIGHT' Or, THE EDICT OF CHARLE' The Overture and Music composed by In Act.lll will be represented the Installation c,orbeY• To which will be added, for the 4 th time , A BUDGET OF BLUNI The Gharacters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. Mr. I,ISTON, Mr. FARLEY Mi-s BOLTON, Mrs. GIBBS, ' This Evening--The same Performances. erThe new Farce, called a Budget of Blutders, eith re i ter ated bursts of applause, will be r sma of the Free Knights, every evening places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Bovacc, in Prince's Place, Hart-street, T o tbe GENTLE ME N, CLERGY, and FR the COUNTY of ESSEX. GENTLEMEN, ACCEPT' my earliest and warmest succes•ful exertions which have conferred ioreur of representing you in Parliament. An u pright and independent discharge of a go my hands will, I am assured,be the most you, and ts,•st justify the hopes I Femme your future confidence. Grateful as I feel for the splendid and kas placed me in the distinguished situation tire, my sincere acknosiledgmenti are also number of highly-respectable Freeholders, disposition to f.:vour me with their support, Stier, from my daily and increasing superiority personal attendance unnecessary. I have ft' honour to be, Gentlemen, Sour most obliged and faithful JOHN ARCHER cbtlm,ferd, 1671) February, 11410. SPRING CATTLE Slit LOR somERvILLE's EX La CATTLE, SHEEP, CLOTHS, MI ARCH 5, at bADLER's REPOSITORY, Gos s.:l'..,:reet, Smithfield. A OALE will take place on the Wednesday Morning of the* P.:tiv, at Eleven o'Clock, for choice Lots of Sheep, of snpetior. vaLty, of all descriptions. Nonce to I.e Oven to Lord SOMERVILLE ten days previous-to the Day of Sale, by those who intend to offer Stock. TIMBER, BUCKS. Fnr irnmetiate SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, AQUANTITY of OAK, ELM, ASH, and other TIMBER, now standing in Woods asd Enclosures, is the vicinity of Taplow and Maidenhead Bridge, which will he Sold in Lots, amounting to from X2OO to £lOOO. The Winter Wood tpast be taken down, and paid for inuuediately, and the OA as soon as the season will admit. For Particulars, apply to Mr. hr.rie, at the Queen's Head, iaplow, who will attend to altew the Timber. No applications by letter will be attended to unless the panne is pod. FASHIONABLE DANCING.—PRIVATE TUITION. MR. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most g rataul thanks to his Friends and the Public in genera‘ i for the w , / distinguished patronage he has so long experienced , ) and respectfully solicits a continuance of their, favours. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never-acquired this accomplishment, or those who have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expeditiously ia,tructed in the most private manner, to qualify them for the first assemblies, on application at his residence, Coachmakers' Hall, Foster-lane, Cheapside. JUBILEE, AND BIRTH.DAT HEAD-DRESS, Or, ROSS'S HEADS OP HAIR, N 0.119, 8181 - lOPSGATE-STREET WITHIN. THE distinguished admiration bestowed by the Fashionable World at Court on the New Invention intro duced by Russ during the late Jubilee, and the reputation which bas universally attended his ornamental production, pre-eminently istinguish'him above all competition. By twenty years studious application to the principles of his Profession, he has at length brought to complete perfection the most extraordinary Head-dress ever offered for Public approba tion, and which has obtained the appellation of Roses of Hair. Art here rises to the most perfect semblance of Halm ;the superficies of the Skin, and complexional colours of *lkea are most astonishingly imitated, and appear as the ground/god' and base upon which the Hair is fixed. Every particle is so admirably constnicted as to admit the most minute examination, without the possibility of a discovery ; and the whole system is so exquisitely woven, as to combine useful ornfort and elegance of taste, with the most happy appearanc — If Nature. WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a per sonallnauty in both Sexes, and jn some parts of Europe aft essential to persons of rank. The BANDANA soAr, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture and inconceivable tairness to the hands which are constantly washed with this Soap. Even sn cues where the skin has been injured by labour or other vio kite the hardness and coarseness are effectually, infallibly,aad . Permanently removed, and succeeded by a smuatimess, fairness,• and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any oiler means whatever. It is by experilnce only that any one may tam an adequate idea of the superior excellence of this Soap.— Sold by the Proprietors' Agent,whose signature it bean, William withers, No. /i 29, Strand, near Temple-bar, London ; and ite I Proprietors, as a further security, beg them to be partiodar in noticing, that th e name an d add res s of. the printer, E. Sprigg, No. Z, Bow -greet, Covent-garden, is affixed to the label and wrap- Per. All others are counterfeits.--Sold bymany respectable Per fdizers and Medicine Vendee* in Town and Country, price Is. each cake. But it is at all times necessary to be particular in ob- Se:Vini, the above caution, which will be the means of preventing Kr imposition which has of late been practised. BUTLER". 3 celebrated RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Pair; but the Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOT H PONXDER would beg leave to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms loses half its Influence where the.ll'eeth are discoloured, or chew a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is thtptore inexcusable, as the present preparation affords the infallibleWirans of removing acery b:trnish of the eisamel, and is safe in its application, being composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all • ranks ' as drying I away ev ery i mperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the name' tithe Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and detects Tel . and making th e G ums o f th e i r p ro p er s h a pe and vermillion Q4 l and a certain preventive against the Tootb-ache• No awn'' Pas Won of thi s ki n d ever broug h t f orwar d to p u bli c n otice, h a s _ . e ,lsuolt universal approbation • and the Proprietor btu to Nast "kit it 1 3 in daily use of Royalty itself. c. 5:411, wh o l esa l e an d retail, by Mr. B'itler, No. 4, Chetpaide, c 'rz, t! of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Crisp, corner of Spring ) 1 4 , Pidding, 76, Oxford-street ; Clarke. 389), Borough; 4 ; 01 '1 11 0 NI/o°l*-h ; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by ~.C oun sl l Medicise Venders and Perfumers. in posh at out • • - This day was published, price 3s.sdered, ALETTER..oddro.,c.se4 to 'tile. 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' • . 5 ~ • • .• - ~, r ritai, if thoiagbt eligible, have communianaboa, The Plan to contain an elevation of so& with de styli and eanions of the ROMS 404 adopt to be contain -4 therein, according to the arrangessein'inn ssitcme which lig t. tuiggeejlteelf,to the Artist, from the spas sr ipmfdty of etyma allottnito the erection. Some further particulars as to the size She Hall-ruonth Theatre, and Tavern, and number of liwortaginPoitheimid for,u. them, may also be seen at the sboes-parmolempi Plans (with private marks) to be sent to theallahfityLeelrfeei Oboe by the nail caszturs, ea or before the hlardig nett. soon after which their comparative Inuits *Oise der.i.bli en, and the parties offering Plans are desired to send Ida* ad. dress to the said Edmund Locker as- or Were the UM .40 R USSEI as -SQUARE. CAPITAL PAMILT MAMMA OFFICES, amen. .HOUSE AND STAMM...3y Mr. ROBINS, - At Grrraway's, on Tuesday the 47th of February, at*Tweine, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, - .L A. comprising a spacious elegant MANSION, the centre horse on the west side of Russell-square, recently fitted up at a v.vy considerable expense , in comp lete order, Mid fit for the ini.oe. s diate reception of a family of thicticui deeping apartment*, are numerous, spacious, well plaoned and airy, with Drosohi,;- rooms ' Water-closets, and other son'vsniencles •' the Drawits s ;- room storey consists of two handsome lofty Dra wing-rooms, of large dimensions, communicating by toitliog doors; and finisht:3 in dso lint style of elegance ; windows so -thisloareopeWhis to bakony the whole extent of the front, a nem anew Beedifirst room ; the ground floor owstains.aw alinmsco-bali, vestibule or 'lnner hall, ii. ssid a Clo:et, LiMiry, Gentleman's Drossintrosson,:ind Wks tngsdoe c t, fc.c. ; in the homasont thank imity Ysigablio dussiscit. 0111ce, detached Kitchen, cool Larders, Scullery, Wisbehemle, &e. communicating to a six-stall Stable, Coach-house, Hanu-s room, with Loft and Man's Room over; the whalelvitailightd. with water. To be viewed by tickets; parstn . on. the• premises ; a: • M ess rs. loop and Green, Solfclunt w Atabory-square ; at tit.t rawty's ; and of Mr. Robins , Warveirk4treet, Golden-square., ut whom tickets to view may be had. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the elegant housc- • freldfurniture by valuation. t. CAPITAL TOWN ItESUNIN tt4TRE I CF,UP ooK l i riell - GROSVENOR-SQUARE, With excellent Offices Garden, Coach- houses, lc. and Piece of Ground a dd Bricklayer's Shed, Sheperd - Court, ad joining: r ay Mr. RO At Garraway's Cafes Hoisoiv , CornitM, on Tuft*. the 27th Febnuuy, IBM It I no In 'lNlrti Lots, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, I. A. comprising a very eligible and commodious Town kesi,.. deuce; situate in Upper Bradestroat, Graavenor-aquare s s Gaited for the acoomatedmica or At Nobleman or Goldman's Family, the late redden:a Of tl Genthison deesarsd, atiotaidad fa the it tics, three SOMiIteROOMS and Stoma . Cleat i Neeladnorer, lour excellent BedChantbors. with aonvelimaCloasts. DWirrihrroola. &c. The first !turfy uses of a aua prawing•roont, -with four windows infra*, ftl,mlf nabbed ladialiat **hit ano ther Rows COMMVpidellik,. &lobed, an exaelllnt Bod.Cliesber, Water-closet and matt *ai; Ground No 11111141011 eta neat Entrance; Venlbede, or laaarAall, Stows Juirare tin de second Gentiensan's Room, Lawry,. Druashuptanna i lbabfast room, walk capital r 4 ibihg-roosh,, hasdataiwirielsaed, eni Ve netian Window 'owing to a Girds, Wawa** and store- Room; Basensent contains numerous maw* Oita, reple.e With ark/ convenience, Area it the bask rids Owns the . _ Borders -- _>tir~ :: w .-- . _ 1,7 -- . -7--- . - - -- ,.. " - Wr•.• - ..r• - • „.. -, •., • •-•- .. - ti. .•• - • , .., . •.- • • . • . . -.. . . • - , ...- .A . , • i•. • A. viizAgat.ist• `li. ) • ' - "` . P..,,r ;4: .e • - • g . Ai..:..` m =4..., , • ' " . 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Printed - - ..7:t........- -, ,-''.. 2 gni " This day ' was published, - - - -- In - S Vols.. -aro, price iSs. in boards, I Pril#l lllll D e lkalr egi °lk eta l ielliallin i ' Mr. BRUNTON; formly with the Barnes Mane. In double colemas, with tLEY, Vignette Title-Pages. INSTRUCTION of the DEAF a nd DUMB ; or, ' , Mani • -'-• q • -., • - - .i . • i., S, &c. Ste. Pruned tbr William Miller, Anietitarie - street. together with the terms and - •1 • . . 4 , Ste:rite/ i, . „,,, , ~ , -- -• are taught to trait and understand a Language; couteinlog Hint*. aforesaid, any day bagmen the bassiiiil • • Ofildlt• I a- This day was published, in Imperial Qitarto, priCe, Four Oldness for the Comet* of Impedimenta hs *mach; tillador with a m b e reaiss the Prep.& ins' he flitlienied,=• Blutders, being received • and a Han, in boards, '. Vocabulary, illustrated by numerous C.imperidatos, representing . ~_,,,, , p to i osa t e for Tame Hook; Ik ea repeated after the New 1 1"UNBRIDGE WEI-1-R A ; 74,4 rolitinifItii 4 th ...N E , an.. its ....... 6 .......,...-...., -C mat C•11=100. Objects neateetry to be *amid by Begioess. ....s - ••••• • • - ng this week. -I- illustrated by a Setils of Forty-three Etchings; and Hist ' By JOSEPH WATSON, L.L.D. , can be admitted alter the mid 3ligtAteeflifs Eta 'BRANDON, at the New cal Descriptions, by PAVL AMSINCK, Esq. The Plates - Xfitalitn:. end looht•hif-Dm's "tom HareeTS, ooll ee - o'dock et noon die matt day; adther mili l litalla" t, from ten till foot. toted by LILTITIA $1f11.142.. 11 4- al" 4A4a 1 0 Iy . • I 4 tie -# .7 " 81. voted runless the party makinglt, or meta* UN t ......" . 11 , ..... 6 " . Printed Wed for allah _Miller, Albentarlitereet; and Edinellt NMI... -- •- ' "' • - " - - - ' attend.,. -$ p Order of the Board, , le* . -I!! • r d FREEHOLDERS of Lloyd, Harley-street. - MX. •:- .-4 limor - •TO PRINTERS,. ..-1.:.3-ri--- •;'- II 1 Thle•dal eena-Pohlitheil. In decoy qua", piss. assess. • A: ~ 4,l E TTER'to4l ' '"Rig h t'lles.ini c APENlfil e Ei PER: • • i .. vAi.,. FiritiAlisi 4 the Tressetry, &A. etc. Ste. upon A PERSON, who. poetesses a tleateagle 'know- 1 nest thanks for those in boards, " " ', ", - ' -A- -a- ledge of the Profession, in eyery deplem or and has fitr iferred upon ate the high HE ODES .01 •PINDAR, in cetebration Of hitittported CorreeponSehee with Lord Viscount Matente, in some years carried on an extensive ilillikility of muter! i oidercuce to the return of that Noble Lord to powet. t. -I- Victors in the Olympic', Pythias, Nemean and Isthmian - By a votitiner GENT/tAN. taking the Superintendance of a . 'Town or of the trust.cornmitted Games; trjznslated from the Week; not one fourtkpart Of which ..4,i inte t for 0 : . i . 5 .„, 2 „ y eema y . ,_ lust p o l i she d . in the Country. -He would lalletieun to a welt.. nost acceptable return is have ever appeared in English, including those by Mr. West.-••• i. council of Twe -- h ,q .or sokompbsa wa ir i ti o ; , 3s G I established Business, and bessigily li ‘ eaffr Penner, s t i hr ,,i, !to indulge of obtaining. The whole completed and noiv int mil:dished, 1. Popish Divan, or Political Sanhedrin"; 41..4111. boards. coski brings reasonable Cighla I ' ll ' '''' 3 ' ' ' n ' t By FRANCIS LEE, A. M. 1 .4 Letters (postpaid) stating evallitilliileiripensimodifiedlid • - 11. Truth in pursuit of Wardle ; ss. 6cl. . decisive majority which Ch ap l a i n in Ordinary to his Royal Highness the-Wince of Wales, . .toW. P. Ni'. 4, Walcott Place, Blackfriar_ 's R peisiok•etAk . lion of your Represents . Member of -chi Asiatic Society, Jill. , A. Examination of Wardle% Letter to Lord Ellenborougli ; 21. ! AL Heroic Epitde to Colonel Wane ; Ss. 64. receive immediate attention. •-••- ,-) lex--; '••• itfa also due to a very great Printed ENV/IN= Millet, Albeinarte•akeet. i-a , , TO ARCHITECT& , ..eih .- - _ , This day was Pubilibed, in 4 Vols. Itmo. Sts boards, • •rs, who with an equal • HISTORY OF NORFOLK. • P L YMOUTH , JANUARY Si, 1310.. krt, were induced to con- D ON SEBASTIAN, or the MOUSE of BRA- • Now completed in eleven Volumes, large Royal °stave, price T HE Mayor and Commonalty of Plymouth, wiil. Tiority on the poll, their 40.1 is. in bend's GAWLA. • An Historic') Romance. give Fifty Guineas for the beet, and the meal By Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER. . ROOM, ten, • RLOMEFIELD'S TOPOGRAPHICAL HIS- p ri n ted f / ii Rtz and p atermaa .. eow . best Plast,that shall he prodececl of a TAVE or L ongman , Lull. • . . tithful servant,. - 1 1,-A TORY of• the COUNTY of ' I.K ; goatideibill die il We have received considers meditation from theperu- and THEATRE, in three disci oct building)) veopoasd of to h b. tCHER HOUBLON. whole matter Which is fin the Eve Folio is, with all the sal of the Volumes before efe. Miss Porter h entitled to rank erected one 'Fat of land within ti l e ikw ".. -- ' sh Pi law ° ', Plates re-eognvid:- At *'Portrait of tither. among the best of our Wog ,Noveliste." ground plan of which may be lusgected, and copies taken, at t .....---.-.---,--- . Priotedier MINIM Mier, Albeinarlaotreet. o 10 4 , ctranst, Louden •at Mr. 'Crew • etidcat Retina, Dale:ober IOC& Pilot Printing-Ofice• N • - . tiow. N.B. A few poriptaapionekin ma/qualm, price Twenty- ' of whom tiny be bed, ivy dm mine Authot, man's, Printer, Eeeter ;or at the Olin of Mr. Edismidleeklet . Ai • Pivrnouth two Guineas boards. • . : The Hutto/tales Bearskin, in 3 tole. ISzne. Second Eu.- in • • :XHIBITTON Or i The History of NOCWICII, inipco Vols. Ottani, may be bid don, price IS,. boards. • " • Tin BALL-Room is to be the centre building, the TIRE A'rit* Ir &e. will .: held on I separately, prier 361" boarde r , '••• r r ... L. ! ~ _, _ -• - , . • . at the Eels, and the TAVERN at the Welt end of the ground, a:: This day was nuillashmea.. 11921. if thought eligible. have communication. -, . , This day was pphlisked, ire denty gtiszto, rice £B. as. Valunte she-First, of TTPOGIULPHICAL ANTIQUITIES; or, 'The HlstottY of PRINTING In ENGLAND; SCOTLAND, ind IRELAND. Began by loser* Asses ; coudstued by Wn LIAM HeallEaT; , andnow greatly etdarged, with eoplows Notes, And illustrated with One Hundred -appropriate Engravings, eon- .prehanding the Histoiy Of English Literature, and i View of the Prolirtos of the Art of Engr.ering in Great Britain. By the ißev. THOMAS FROGNALIs DO MIN, F.S. A.: Author of an Introduction to des Enslerlealp of care sitdvaluAble; Editions of the -Omit and ,Liaim Maki and of an English Variorum Ed/lOnfl Of Sir Thennai More% Utopia. Pahlbiellily William Miller, -Albetnitrie-street;' " I I - ___ _ 0. • • April aFxt. ;uses, o n t h e p re . MANOR, DAIRY, or GRAM ,Itidck. int 4141e.1. A u , TEASE, partice- Meador and Pasture Lands, in - • • . 111g*T„Asnissy ~, ding Talks, Dor- WILTS, (Freehold sad Laud na v . .. f we emnplese Guide u • . To be SOLD by AUCT 4 . . • By RICHAII,D K lag , . _. / . At libe Ilestrinn, in Deviim on Th .• .. • .., 'l6 , : iittilarkda, 1 1104 1 ~ l of litt ow . MD, et-T4tree Ala its the A • rii .,,, i 1. . • . ;, Oak . dileAfsailer byptiarate Centrarn v of ' - . ' , ~ 1"- i fkiti: -14611111"ill ‘ T HE ,ii 0 MANOR or - reputed MAN() . • ~,.. *re; Shinomi e . M OOT with the App . urtestay ia ic:,4 , and for the Ike Craning tarns, In the occupauon of . .4, inosainilpg 0 ., t, Strand. a good Dwelßrig-house. two Yards, Shiris, mad As} ! 411. 9s. : useful and necessary Buildings, and about ISM Acree.cf /I , 4cYhTic .1"00•1110 mid productive Meadow and ksture Lissi 4 ‘rianseiniantly•dispo- I. eititt several Inclosures of different sizes. .40 suadryClosas ed, they May excellent Meadow or Pasture in the raggedly'. oesuspetions •• elegant and eLa- Mr. Burion and of James Blake and Willlioarissieford, coma ;- S. Measured and , lug about 44 Acres: of all which Possessioniiaay be had at L 4 - - Painters and Ar- day next, ogee £l7 Lis. in Printed Particulars will be ready on the 14th instant, and may 2, High Holborn. be bad at the Castle. in Marlhorough ; Angel, Cbippenhaas; the best Artists, White Hart, Caine; King's Anus, Melksisans; of Messrs rape's historical Nethersole and Portal, Essex-street, Stranl, London; and of many years labour the Auctioned; and at the Mc* of Mews. Hughes and Ttib. , eek Architecture, Solicitors, Devizes. _ din, which is laid out with Borders and PIMA with Plawer, Shrubs, Ste. at the end of which is a IMO* with Lasadry or Store-room over a complete Wash-house, Ste. 4431 wing the brantises is Stan ding for fiat Carriages. and for seven 'Urines, with Lofts and Miss Rooms over. Mgt a Piece of Ground, with Bricklayese Shed, in Shepard's-team is the se • stmation.of Mr. Erfam, Builder, Tenant at Wit - • inlay b e /newel hy Tiakets. Particular* as the Promisee, at o ug uray's sad othir. Robins, Warwick-atreatilidimeteipsens. et fliiikt Ickes fofKlewlyt Ansi be had. . . • ' • • . • • A • it he ir, 1,44