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4 IIUNIBEit 865.) Nor ACTED THESE SEVEN YEARS. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, O. 5, Their m a iavems• Servants will aft the Comedy of THE CONSTANT COUPLE ; Ur, A TRIP TO no: JUBILEE. S'r Harry Wildair, Mr Elli.ten ; Alderman Smuggler, higrir Dorton ; Co onel Standard, Mr. larrernme ; Clincher. jars, Mr. Collins; Beau Clincher , Mr. Ber.iiiiteri Viaard, Mr. Holland; Turn Errand, Mr. Wewirier. Lady Lurevrell, Mts. puwell ; Lady Darling, Miss Tidswell ; Angelica, Mks Mellon. Ti. which will be added the Musical Piece of A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. The Overture and Music composed and velefted by Mr. Kelly. Caitriii Kelmn. Mr. !Marvin ; Charles Kelson, Mr Ban nister; Belfierrl, Mr. ri.ebon ; Mrisheck, Mr. Wewitzer. Mrs. D.irrille, Mrs. Sparks; Charlotte, Min De Camp; Fanny, )4 n. Bland. on Monday, Romeo and Joliet-svßomers ' Mr. Elliston; Juliet, Mc , H. &Mac* After which, The Deed to Payww. Jobeen, Mr Bann ocr; Nell, Mrs. Jordan Un Tuesday, The Belle's Stietagesa—Doricourt, Mr. El ham.'; Letitia Hardy, Mrs. Jordan. After which, The &Mier% Returii. THEATRE. IIoYAL. COVF.NT•GARD/N. IS PRES E r EVENING, Olt. 4, will be atted a Comedy calvd F. PROVOKED HUSBAND; Or, A JOURNEY TO LONDON. Lord T,wnly, Mr. Kemple; Sir Francis Wrunghearl, Mr. Murders; Mr Manly, Mr. Murray ; 'Squire Richard, Mr. Summons; Cuit,t BAset, Mr. Facia l; John Moody, Mr. ' row? . Lady Toirrily, MiSi ; Lady Wronghead,Mrs. Davenport ; MeisJenny, Mrs. Gibbs. At the End th 4 Fay, Miss Smith will, by particular Desire, r,-r!t.• THE PASMONS, an Ode to M u si c . To which will Iv: added the M.,4cal Farce of LOCK AND KEY. ifrunnag" , Mr. M•lnden ; Capt. ChNsirly, Mr. Inelerlnn ; Ca ; ,t Far'ei ; Ralph, Mr. Fawcett. Laura, Mrs. Atki•a; Fanny, Mn Martyr. On Monday, Th.. Revenge, with Out of Place. On Tueedo, King Richari the Third-4Cing Richard, Mr. Croke. STATE Lorrp Ry. I.I EXT WEls:VitibTiV,oaober 9, will be the Thud Day Draoisig. - - CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL. a a 2 a 5 9 TICKETS 3114 SI lAR LS are .till ors Sale at all theOlftete, war •t A V .1-3w9 ctn.... Nil llt ClltTll C.%S FLE. 0 '( 1 0 be pereartntily SOLI), pursuant to a De -1 erre of tote 1140 Court tit Chanters. mole in a cause w'a Trio Jon is r o L,.m Mosley, &irk, and "Own, are Fq sod r•h Ataelerrhans„ and others, are Defidaot., before Tho two Dr.:cer, t•entimos 1, tile person appointol by John Camp. bell, Esq. one ..1 the Mager. of the said Coon, in sir:weld* tin& I.ots or P.trcel., silt WEDNhSDAY, the 27.1 d.. o: o.toitet nest, at one .erlect. in the ahem .o.•, at le i I ael, the city of Chewer, the REAL EsTATES of lit Lite Os wa.d Mas!et. Esq det.w.ed, :.:ins I) R ilesworth Castle. in the nod co ; tons ht.:lg to the C.%PITAL fiIANS:ON called K Car.e, and the park, gir..en, ...it plainrui....- ro..nds. a eh the la al. and teens contipmus to and tut, mild ; the Manors or repotted Manors of Ilarthil, and .f nt tli- said co,iity, sundry Farms in the Township of C. whey, the Tyth.e of Chew ley, and a part of the E ) t.es of the Township of kilersity. The Estste. are in excellent condition, well tenanted, most. ly at wilt, and abound with cite, dent timber. Thi. heautithl E.tote is in the en:suits of Chester, not far slotant fruit Userprool, and surrounded be oth• r c.tris.drtible Worm The principal Lots, as COMpri. tig the M• 151411 of Botesworiii Castle, with a stirrounding Estate divided into Farms, cin ‘313 seldom met with , the situation and scenery is unrivalled, the views extensive, tit the D.e, the klerrey, Welch and ono Cheshire. This Lot comprise n.it roar the Demesne, tut thee' added to, and oil be sold with it, a Irwin( cite: Churls, Estate, which gives this concuatence of road, and add, to the quantity of land. The gron..dr atilt hart to the Macron are laid out with peeif tar caste: the turnpike rod horn Cheshire into Shropshire adjupts to this 1.. t. The whole Estate abounds with game ; there ate two hacks a fox.lonaints kept in tho neighteno.inacid, which its of the very A rst Particulars may 1101111 be had, giatis, at the Office of the Said John Cantpheli, Fet. in Souiltamptmhboildings, Chancery lane; at the Office of Mr. Jelin Ler, Solicitor, No. 50, in eiaitzery:.ane; Mews. Phdpet and Stone, Solicitors, Hare court, Temple, Leiden; of Mr. Philtp Humber:tone, Sc. Ilinnt.r, Friars. Chester; at the Hotel, Chester ; the Feathers Inn, Ranting, ?leaf Bolesworth, when- a Person, well acquistat tit with the Estate, will ..ttend thew it, and where a Map and Sumer thereof will 'w fonitd Th • 1101141 may be setts from the 2 .th to the .1-)to of itiorthd, IS t.), with a ticket, winch may be had of slt. Ilurniterstene,..nap location to him. I.EE, Ch.iniarni•lsno. fUItSISHING Several excellent and new Inv•entions the Ards's@ et Forel tut•, thine Ladies and Gentlemen who weh to eneniorage the Originiti I lone. and r..rl Proprietor of tie Patents, phasa to he p a rticiriar an to the Andres. UI'LER's WA RE-R0()N48 and M A NU FACTO:t Y. Nn. an I 14, s s titterine street A la•ge the ritment of Articles of the newest. 114.6 test, and most evoito tuical Fua•on., of well aeoisoriel 014U:foals, excellent work taarodrip, with several improventeirta 617 [LIR reeneftfellv the goal diserrnmest of the [`oldie, that they wi I .r•s throtillii the DA V, devices 1.1 intollll4lionS op,ge•d to him and eininte•fehie g his articles. It is well 'Lunen th d Rat'er lus its. Pawns.. one fur Ts►lei the o:her for Satlatearl, ; the priustp:e of the Ent it appncahle to 'Wove ail kinds of ethles, and in allowed to be a treat im omvernent ; it renders them more convent:nit for r onset, and much more portable. The prinel:de of the other is aiplie.cal to no. kinds of Iderlsteadt, as four. pont, sofa, and chair bets, which latter are singularly too fin in tallies% and earn, wh.•n shrit up , makes a hand% rine pi,ce of 1..110,1re for • sit nor r..nie,drening room, dc. The four :Ned and tent becti 10 tmgethtr in 311 parts with bra..., and are bard with much year liithoUl the help of tools or tads., or nail. in the firroiters, anal are very portable. Particular kinds of the Aimee, adapted fur IL;irir'einen of the Army arid Navy, aol Hot Climates, also Chairs, BUTLER's Patent Manufafturra have been gracinnaly prernoited be Ihe 10.1, Qaeen, and R•oval Yamilv, •nd ho. :loured be orders from ouintime of the Nobility and Gentry, mid have been highly approved of in the East and West Intl , • ; the merit of the Articles lilts thus met with favnarable 'net, ae• Merit, and for which he fetter gratetd acknowledgment:, .ad cannot brat notice this Lind of sa•ue ethers, who tic up tal e ►ieaa boards, with Butler's name inscribed, winch rorry M I,: er promote Inn triainiwn ; stand I it be de•iened otte•rwilbe, be been to represent, that It• continues (irotwitli staintirg thy atrernpr• to mislead the pubic) to menuf.rc - ure and 341 lii• itunerior Pour resat and other If.•ds, excellent Dining • Tables., and Cabniet Arti[leg a. abuse, n,neht, IlLtherine• rrnet eight do..r.front the Strand, a brick front house, where 'eke M. errnstnitted several tools arid mael.ines fur working the otille, and has 6:herein, been at con,ideribile expense to bring them to that utility and degree of perfeelion et which they now are Li the Male place may be bad evory anode lee completely ruminating Nooses. NB. For Ixpectaies. . . A i ' IP "...\ °•.s. ,\ t t . f 4 t . ', 1 : 46 , '41 14 07, Oa/T* l W ..- . *r , i: • ,111:46::11, AO I ' fr b,t P :!, 1 ~ 2 . P ~ 1 ; r t • 4 111 . 1 , .. . ~.. . i FRIDAY, 01 •BEII. 4, 1805. Irretez stx•xicry. HEBLE and HAIL WAX and TALLOW- Cli ANDLERS. fiIt:IIMOND, SU RRI'Y, C.fttiMlC to Manufa tu:e their MOULD and ST.Y.{I: CANDLES, on the came Principles formerly pratliscd by the I.ite Mr. James Wheble, of Kentingtnii, Mph universal Antirobation. Delivered in London, free .4 Entwine. TO BE LET, on a BUILf)ING LE/V4E, from the 'nth of March, 1104, a HELL. in the POLYGON of souTHAmPTON, F...r Acres tni which a moat elegant Crescent could be fleeted ; coininanding a most delightful and pieturesque View of the Country, Town, River, and Now Forest (the ground lying the prov;,ect can never he banal), and admitting a hand owe Lawn fionting the !louses. Good water in the Field. For farther Particulars, enquire at No 8, Lower Seymour street, Portman-Hume, any hour before Oue o'Clock. CONSPICUOUS ADVANTAGE. (IDIDONS, Woollen-Draper and Tailor, 183, N.,-.1 FLEET-STIEET, near St Dunstan'. Chun h, sup plies Gentlemen with A:oii.irol, ni.ide to measure, of th. best Materials, first Fashion, and Workssauship, at the fotiusring precas t leo Ready Money 0111) : h. 5. Second Ctith Coat - - - 1 1 1 Super ditto - - - - 1 li Very best IDUpetili , ditto . - 2 19 Ditto Cassimetu Breech , ' - - 19 Cord ditto - - 16 . Ditto double twilled - - IS And every other Article in the above Branches, proportion. ably cheap. The qualities are warranted th• very bun, and the advan tages to the public are accounted for, by every article being bought and sold fir Itc.i.lt Money. This Day iv publi,lied, in ()viol/faunae Crown Oefavri, Prte Ss. beards. FREE DISQUISITIONS on the SENTI i: MENTS and CONDUCT requisite tie a BRITISH PRINCE, in order to merit tho f.ivouiable nfoilZiell or the Public. $y J•OIN A *s. DRER'S, I.L D. Printed for [Nadia and Parry. Learltoimil.arreet. This DAy is published, in One Voluu,e Fuo scap U 4., .• Price 44 beard. CZONNETS and other POEMS: to which are tJ added, TALES Hi Prose. By Mrs. FINCH. P•int 4 (or Meeks mad Pam, Leeelenh-dharreet. T 'HILEE 111001%,S OF ItIOGRAPHY, FOR THE OIE OF St:TH.IU LS. This Day were published, and Improved Edition* of the following interesting, oat:fit, and sprovtd School /ionic.; written ptiriistsely (or the o, of Young Persons, on Mt, t ennis and I uportant i.xample to more powerful and more serluense than Pree.o.it 1. r HE BRITISH NEPOS ; consisting of SeIN9 I Love. to: tints , - ILLUSTRIOUS BRITONS who been the 'neva di.ft iigni.hed tot thaw Virtues, Talents, or re marSahlit AZ. , •ancenielir in Life, interlineal with atactie4l Reflections Written by W MAYOR. LL.D. &. ;drit.e 4.1. 6d. bou nd ; containing accounts of the undermsii . . tioned reeitinagetr: Alfred B icon BAccio Aedi errs Wiekllß Coke St. Acura Wilt/ Hampden MOM'S Harvey T. Cromwell Blake Latimer Cl.rendno Cabot Miltott Jewell Ik4 trytil 6reth im Sydney IV a!iiiii,ikarni Cr .r. , t.iu Locke Drake halt Burleigh Burnet S lkiiregre 11 1, nn A 14.c0n Newton Sir R. Walpole Stair Sloane Wolf's Anton Barnard Littleton Chatham Garrick Cook Rlackweno Johnson Lowth Howard Se J. Reynolds BLACK LEAD PENCILS. THE many gross impositions praftised on the Public by unprincipled persons who rend a vile con, prattiorr, iri appearance like black lead, but wi o li has .one of tti properties, render it necessary for N. MIDDLETON, MACK LEAD PENCIL M•lKEit to the King and Price of Waliu, to inform tit: Trade, Arti.t, and ths-e Geotleineit who are in the habit of uong them, that the the re potation of which has bee estahlt.livd noire than fins ream, and which baseborn formerly known by the mark of %tattle too oitly, are now distiliguithed from viiiiiterfeitv `,y tl•e name of $ %fiddliest:on, with the ;indict of the manufactiii , 10;2, Strand, Louden, opposite Nevreaitle street. The create. , •attoty in Emden, of Letter Copy ini! Machines, Writing nod Dreibing Desks and Boxes, rocket-bbt..ks, arrd a Lug • ast,rtinetit rut fancy Articles, are constantly ready iur save on Utz lowest terms. Molb"spitegh 2. A SELECTIC N of the LIVES of PLUTARCH, shattered for the Use of S•hoole. By Witham hilvor, LL.D. &e price M. 6d. bound; and containing accounts of the on ti.otnentoolletl Peleortages, the snug dlustwus a.sd estiesalie chatatter. of Antiquity t Romulus Purieles Lycurgue AhAtades Sqioto Te.weleen Fumenes Pe.ni.ty MexAnder Noma Aristide& Julius Caner Ttierniatoties Cam vie Cater Demosthenes Cirnilliis Pyrthos Cicero. 3. SCRIPTUREBIOGRAPHY; or, The Lives and Cha rave's of the Prinell44 retiotaagrs recalled in the Sacred Writings, pr,cticalty ariswed to the Instruction and Impro- s inew of Youth. By the Rve John Watkins, U. D. price 5,, tto,etod impnota/tt Work, erl,;elt teaches and avties the Prin ei of 01,et0,0, under the agereah e Gem of Bilgraph,eal Nateallees, camtaita. 34•,runt., 4 thu following Scripture Cha 14.1.74 t Man j welds Solomon Cnia Job Ethsh Abel Knee JE.inch .ant Darn -I N •art Jana' Esthst A'rraliairs Ruth Mordecai JO' 44 TOWNNENIFN ESTATE AND NAVIGABLE CANAL OFFICE. No .33, CANON-STREET, LON. DON. NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, inclined tr, LLP ur DISPLE , E of the , r Towo or Country !fusses, Farms and Estatei, by FNIV TF. C NTRACT, en ntefeteroce to Pubic Auction ; maw have their %wines. eonftJentoallv transactLd And, where Capital. are reoty to oe invested in Purchases of Land, Anticline., us. Reversions; in C•nien, Leda. and Liverpool, Grail Juneteee or Weir Canal, Poi', and Life Insaranee 011 we Shares; iu the East India, West It t :h., and London Dock slued; Sitents in respectable Partnerships, in and tither enucclial Ones; in Pa tents, Wharfs, Lead, C .oper, or Iron Work., Colliersol, &c fermium, can es nam44,..t.i. 1.4 norober rd . res.tPiat ahle etall,:ellls of this nature, as well as to other valuable Se curities wherein cons•de.able Sums of Mon:, roay 'ae safely and benr•le.ally employed. . _ ',SAC Samuel St. Joh•. .hcoh David Jesot (Thrift. Printed tot Richard Phill , rwi, N.. S. B 4.,, , .e. st-eet, Black. friar• i and to lie ha•l of all Kook.eilers, and D.a . ,cr. in Hooka, 11 Itil the lull allowance to School, , . tl. ♦ Go A. purenawel rw mid rot Comnisston, oi the Lou don Ma.kets. for Country and Foreign Cot repon lent 4 ••• Postage., and other thodeutal Expences, to be regal.trly charged. OPORTU WINE COISI.FANY. At their Stores, No. 46, Rathbonelilser, Soho square, London. Establ idled 1804. • 1 undertaking . did not originate in mere sorculatioo Viht4 founded on the strong reconin.enda lion of wone persm3 of rank and influence, as a general Con venience at the West Fnd of the T4MII. The Proprietors have it to say, and that with infinite gratitude, that the Institution has more than answered their most unquote expettations, to tnein a circumstance of no liulo esultstimi, as they cmifidu, it has been solely owing to the real eitoellenee •nd ouperinrity of their Wins+, and to the unnorns rettitulle of their dealing.. To en.ible them to combat successfully apio.t all ;ttempt• at opposition, and to maintain that pre ernina ere which they have now -o universally attained, they are indopensibly coin pellet) to sell for ready money only. WINES, pee dos. sd. WINES, per dot s. d. Oki Port, vintage 1112 42 0 Rocellos, beat sort . 41 0 Old ditto, vintage 1798 44 0 Csleavelle,richest quality 4G 0 Obi ditto, crusted, 1794 48 0 Rich Monorail' . . 44 0 Ditto Pale, witttact 1790 48 0 Vidonia,P4adeira flavour 4! 0 O'd Lisbon, first quality' 42 0 India Madeiia . . . 63 0 Prices of full ;woof FOREIGN SPRITS, per Gallon. 5. d. x. d. Rom, Arse old jalrlliCll 17 6 II"Ilands Corneae . . 11 6 brandy, real Ciotinac, Shrubs, of Rum, &c. 17 0 very old • . . . 20 6 Which may be seen, and Samples had, at the shove Stores . EXOTIC FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. A GENTLEMAN offers the most infallible EX OTIC fir the TELTII and GUMS ever yet discrivered. 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N B If a tooth is d,csved, or the ..outh hi a led state, let tha Propiror Inisk et rr , who requires no tee. TEMPLE OF THE MUSES. roissußy sw , ARE. ACK INGTON, ALLEN, and Co. most re l./ / imertfiille sups . he Ptsidic of their having purchased the following Works, And many miters quietly saluatde, • la aemeahly to their accustomed niude of selling at rAu.,ed irrice‘, Gar , early melte!, nay be had nu the undermentioned adv.m. Lagoons tenon, warranted complete in every respect. They are all in bards, except otherwise expressed. The Rev. HENRY COX MASO%'S FAMILY EIPLF., with Explanatosy Netes on tie mostinteresting Passages; se,ll printed its a Royal 4to. ex, large type, new and strongly bound, IL Ps. 6d—.,me as recently published at 21. The SAME WORK, 9 volt. Royal 4to. printer] en a fine yellow wove paper, hot pressed, hands.nnely boil is call and letter d, 21. lilt —same as recently publi-h-d -it 41. 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The priers at which this accurate and elegant Edition of the Holy Scriptures is here offered, ar.- barely adequate to the cost of the paper, at the present I et itid, and consequently but little more than half the suet at emelt they could be rendered of printed at the, tome POOLE'S ANN() TIONS UPON TI I E HOLY wherein the Sacred Teat 14 Inserted, and various Reading , an nixed, together with the Parallel Scriptures ; the more dif ficult terms in each Verse are explained ; seeming coatredc tions reconcil-d ; questions and doubts reedited ; and the whole Text opened--a new Ealitlun, 4 M. 4to. boar's, 21. 6.. same as puldolied at 31. ••• As a succinct, plain, and accurate exhibition of the meaning of Scripture, Poole's Annotations have no equal in ilteingish lansolgo. ANTENOR'S TRAVELS in GREECE and ASIA, Inv clasher an Account of Egypt —.published at 11. ls. 3 vols. den 9.. Ad. 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The British Critic thus concludes an ample and highly fee commendatory! Criticism on the merits if this Work: " This Publication abounds with mhos curiou s anecdotes, Incidentally inordoced in Ili or proper places, which will he •..n entertaining to t's • traveller There is iudgme as well as labour exemplified in the: compilation, which supersedes the use of many smaller works, and is in itself a kind tat Library of British Tande." CASTLE o the THUILLERIES; or a Narrative of all the treats vrlisch have taken Mace in that Palace from its con stem:Viols ti the 15th Brumaire, year 8, published at 14e. 2 vole. Bvo 7s. CUMBERLAND'S CALVARY sr the Death sf Christ. • 4,,lAltAli ECK '01t1), ageJ thirti-live years.— Li Who.' fog thii e le of Scrota's mode it. mipeareoce, It was in ah.erlo.iit gloat. of tit, neck, winch became rather thicken, I, t Aro ticaneci in had *unseat; .11 applied t-i a medical g in, who Monett it to sup,iuration; he then charmed it, and the neck b-ceints o'er-hated form the ear to the shouted.-; tumour. noon formed in the salty ir? g and., under the chin, in the ponstitt, by. Me vide of the ear, and the abuttrc• , t &ands on the of Oa., She w.is admitted an out 'orient of St liaitholomew's Hospital fir etaht mouths, with out teceicing an, relief. At th .time, Met.. advice of Mary Ed..k, whit b4experonc , d relief at the Disp-iwary, Soho. squ.re, she bemm tilting the LSops, and cont . cif them for the tires of A twelvemonth, whew the ulcers healed. and she bi came ;wrier' c S %LAU ECKFORD. neet-•tmet. Beestesti ea ad( f..r SPILcRURYNa PATFNT ANTI-SCOR RU lIC DROPS, 110.111 K 'fie •• Sy the Kin Parent," evrorewed, at length. CHI the bottle, bill ,vl . out. da uriver Sir vamp *Lao, the Ktnei duty, y printed a a black ink t r.tpsd ~1 tre.l Runlet, pm., 54 6 , 1. aM. and 11. ga. duty ineledted...Dwpeseary, Nu. lb, Sohio•equarti. i Poem, in Eight Books, 4to. 6s ...111111.1 as published at Ins 64. The some Work on a larger Paper, Cu. A.—same as pub. li.hed at 15,. • • The above may be considered as a Sequel to tit! P .ra.- di.. .Regained of Mann. It anthems a. gmamlivn• of It-Instils which will affoid pleasure to the Man of Taste, the M, and the Christian. The following is the remark of a vary eminent Critic u;ion the, celebrated New The Calvary of Mr. Cumberland is s Work imbued with th- glamor: s d irit of Mdaw, and destined therefore, most probably, to Sn atone -0,1 this, the lallOt ett.l in Sacred P.trlq, we propose off:ring some general observations, relatise to lade, eha ale,. 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