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SIMETAI; or, HA ALIQUIN no LON pen, having been performed every Evening List Week, to r overflowing /lousy, and still continuing to increase in effect and attraction, it will be repeated every Evening till further Notice. r T HIS EVENING, January 1, 1821, and during the Week, will be produced (for the first time in England) Comic 13allet, called lI,MOLTNARO• BURLATO. Tn. which Signor Cansuxt will sustain his original Character, Which he had the honour of appearing in for Fifteen Nights, be• fore her Majesty, at the 'Theatre in Pesaro, heirs his first ap pearance in England. ;After which will be presented, for the 18th time, an entirely new .Mrlo• Drama, in Theee Acts, entitled, ZA MOSE ; or, Tux Pountess AND TUC • To conclude with (for the sixth time) a hew Grand Picturesque Pantomime, with new Music, Scenery, Ste. entitled . • 1)R. SY NTAX; or, liaxiautroi r.t Lonnox. • Dr. Syntax (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. DALT ;'lodge (after., wards thrrlequitl), 31r. W. Kum? ; hire. Syntex (afterwards Clown); Signor PAeLO.• Dolly (afterwards Colurohipe), Sutrsox (her sixth xppeariince in th.t ch.tracter); Chid, the )lan, with a New Cum . ::: Da: re, Mr. 111'mi:tick:v. OFFICE OF ORDArATE, .tu1,31 , riIHE Public are hereby informed, det Thirty seven PLATES of • the ORDNANCE SURVEY of GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of the late Ileajor-General WILLIAM MUDGE, LLD. F.R. and A.S. are now complete, and that Impressions front them are on Sale at the Ordnance Map Office, in the Tower of Lon don; and also at William Faden's, - Geographer to hie Majesty, and Agent to the Board of Ordnance, at Charing-Cross. 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" In the Volume before us, these ii so much et What is ex cellent, as to give us additiOnal cause for Lamenting that the fine faeulties - orits Author should be degraded to any labour inferior to the high pursuits of his profession ; as a whole these Sermons are written in a purer taste than any other of his productions, and they contain passages of great richness, beastlioand vigour." —tettetic Review, December, 1920.- . • - SALE; EAST fitDR oArItAL RES)DRXI, COACH-110N With immedi • By . warwick-n. At Garta*ay's CotLe-beuse, Thwarter, January' By ()MeI itDESIRABLE prising' a suhrtant late the Property and Resit The COUNTESS SittLite No. 34, The North-cast Corner 47 accommodation of a Fan* Upper Floor, five good on. 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At+ of ilk Etitenvelas, ' . t LEASEHOLD ESTATE K eOttiI ' .ntial eligible FA BIILY. MANSION • • t••'• g.„ esidence of • • 4 • ' ESS of LINCOLN, dee-tailed: 4 . 34, l'olll' LA ND-PI:ACE, • ' c r of Devonshire-street; planned ter ike nifty of Distinction. Containing, on the -. i Sicepinz.rooms, Sink, and Water laic; . • • , r exccile,:t lied-rooms, Dressing-monies • , , t'tipal Floor, two handsome Drawing- • , , I; folk/leg-doors, with Balbony Windows: ' •., fly fitted up, and a Water closet'. Ground .. a lining and lireakfast-griours, Library 7 Stine Staireases, cluul Water-close).* ' • tee's-enom,• Steward's-room;, Butler' s . : • 3 al;itil ISEkben, Scullery, Dairy; Wine... . , tunny 't atilts, Litt.' And In I).:vonshlre • 4 Sti.blet for Six Dorsch Double Coach.: .' airs, and Loft over. ' tit l i term of 55 years, at a low ground•r ent . • t • Tickets. Particulars on the Pre mists; • • . . Mr. Robins, WarWick-strcet, Coldenk f 5t its may be had. • •ir , • , . [IRE, NEAR CAINE. ' ) ESTA'Fit. MANOR,e•Seellent MAN- s . !ES, COACH.HOUSEE STABLES, . # . ,SU ti E-GROUIsiD, and RIVER st din ER CORN-MILL, FtIEWHOUSEIii • 0 • I the whole Estate TWO HUNDRED( • k ly CRES. , Mr. ROBINS, .••••! .1 • wick-street, Golden-square). 1r house, in Exchange-alley, Cernhlll, oss 4. . . c 25, 131, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Los, ible and Valuable FREEHOLD' . • lANOR, er It EPUTED :MA NOR of ' BIACELAND; • . • Mile East of the Botou3h of Caine.; ". asant and desirable FA MI LY IRAN- rine Bath Stone, called 41 V 10ELAND HOUSE, .• • 4 ' a Pa•k or Paddock of abet* HUNDRED. ACRES; I, • ry the London Turnpike-road, and Una, • r Timber and thriving Plantations. ' - • l'' :sins Entrance-hail, Dining-parlour Li.' n. Stare-room, four capital airy Bed-chain- • .. r , a large Dressing or Lady's Mornings. 41- • , Closets, Etc. On the second Story are tubers and a smaller Room, Closets, Vet. ory, are five Servants'-chambers, Stott- " , • and Secondary Staircases: Capital arched • • ; se. The Offices consist of a Housekeepers'. ':•I • kc. a good Kitchen, Scullery, and Pump I 14 Larder, Brewhouse; Laundry, D a i r y, I P ;led Yard, double Coach-house, and St e - ties, and Lofts over ; productive walled ,d; Conservatory, Grapery, big.. Pleasure- relied Walks and Grotto, Farm-yard, tarp. . we-house and +minus Our•buildings, - ed•WAYER MIN-MILL, with three lent nevi-treeted Dweiling-Htsuse, with '11: i', es, Fartn-yard, and Out-buildings, art ACIIII.B of rich Alcadow and Arclde n of Mr. Duce, tenant at will. - RBI-HOUSE, Barn, Stable, acd v:ritt.s i L, Orchard, and Inclosurea of rich M. :,- I i nsi, containing about SIXTY-SEVEN patiou of Mr. Holiest POTTOW, tenant at • . MEADOW, called ilarrett's Close, car- , . . . IS ZE ACRES, in the orcuration of Mr. ant at will. And Sundry f'ottaLes a 4 t, at Will, and on Leases for Lives. ale Estatesconsisting of about .RED AND THIRTY :',.Cit ES, st desirable Property far a GerAtlentan ; is id sporting country; good neighhouthoult, great convenience of c.trriage to and from .•: r . ' f which it it distant eighty-six miles, and • viewed otr :Mondays and Fridays, isetwen end Thrce, by Tickets, to be had at the . I ether, Caine, of Is !torn prints& l'ardcalass White Lion, and the Lamb, Bath; tinsii, • I !borough; Baar, Devizes; the lien and - Iv; Bear, and the Crown, Leading; Peli. • • e, Salwilill; at Garrasvay's; of Measrs. / . rke, and Sandys, Solicitors, Crane-court, ' -Mr. Robins, Wativick.street, Golden'. • re Tickets for viewing may be also - ob- . the Estate seen. s, . • BUCKS. . ...: 101,0 ESTATE, ',aril+. TITHE-FREE, \ ND-TAX REDEEMED, ..1 \ BLE DAIRY FARMS, containing ONE WO HUNDRED AND TWENTY. i, part bounded by the River Ouse. ' IPEITTY FOll DIVEsTIING SigNEY: ;. • lly Mr. ROBINS, • . ' ' rwlck-street, Golden-square), .. • I t :e-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on 9th, 1921, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, . ale offer is previously mad e by P r i vate , • i ROUGE! ESTATE, situate n6ay in the Parish of BUC*INGHA.M, nearly - 1 :d :Paz redeemed ; comprising upwards of ) TWO lIUNDRICD and TWENTY- • TIMER ACRES ~ stun.; Feeding Ground,'and Arable Lands, : . s, with good Farm-Houses, Barns, Stables, • 1 et-huildings, let in Six capital air, ate . Messrs. Barton, Warr, Walker, liieltarctis ; • • • . : I id Seir, ail respectable Tenant s , on leases ...... id Lady-day,' 1819, at gents amounti ng to • /,.- .. l i , TR il I•'.E HUNDRED and EIGHTY w _.•-•• \ i INDS PER ANNUM. . ' • r • . , - eligible for investing Money, a n d may be 1 .. dn. The Turnpike road front London passes . N. • Id of the Estate, which la in part bounded ••,• • Intl the Water of the River t uay b e used % .n i rrigation. The Estate it in the vicinity of 1 I ;, and within One Milo of.B uc ki ng h ant. '. . applyin; . : to the Tenant's, or to Thos. Pleura, -.. agliant, where Particulars may be had-; and . 1 II - ;rod Wine Hart ; tine Ilea Inn , WinsieW; fart, Aylesbury; Crown, Arnertfurn ; Siar,. f 3 1 .. 1 High Wycor.the ; White llorte, Utthe ; , _,l".r , ', . "\ , field, and l•;.aye, New Bank-bulkily,* • 7:: • * ' . Mr. Raisins, WarstiA _-street, . • Ao !leo, P .lan of the Estate may be seen , ..' 1 _ dious Compl 4 int ' est combatted • '', o I.IOEIIIIAA Y.lea ED PILL, No. I, . •tepared for the and effectual Caste , , j... Tau expitiencept many y.fars, its- vB.- , a awl America, has sadsfactusily tstabliabed • , ; Remedy. :, . • fohnston, 6s, Corahill; Mr.-Sanger (late . '• ~. , Oxford -street; Mr. Wald. !idling:lt; Mr. hange; and ail 'Medicine Venders in boots . . s . . . . . . .. • • . . s 4e i ll . 4 ••• - . 4 . _ - •- • ---' •• - ;77: 7 ? . 110 " . ' . '• • • - CAPITAL FREEFII and LA. Divided in VAL UA Tilo USA N D TW TII REE ACRES, ELIGIBLE PRO 7 (Of Warwit.. At Garratiny's Coffee-house. TIIIMSDAY. April 19th, (unless an acceptable Contract), 9IHE LENBOM -11 k. the Town, and in Tithe4'rce, and Land,' 0N,13 THOUSAND Of rich Meadow, Pasture. lying . in a Ring Fence and all necessary Oclt- Oraaing Earn* to M son ' Neal, Edwin, and forSeveA Years front TWO TiIOWiAND roll' • This Estate is vcry considerably improved', through the North end by the River Otter, and tw fur the purposes of Irrigation. several good Markets, au4 May bC viewed by appt; Esq. a,,licitoriltifckingbai -at the CoWutu Arms kris/ George, ind White hart, Oxford; Red Lion, /Nl hiews. Kaye, Frail:l64a, Garraway's; and of . Mr square, London, wheve,a A Certain Insidious by a recourse to 1W which is admipehly prepared of Diseases of.that Casa. Hens parts of Europe Mod the reputation of tins It is sold by Mr. 1 Bacon and Co.), I.:a, Stradlmg, Royal Kschar. at 45.