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KEMBLE ; Captain I topsides, Mr. PA LME R; Skiff; Master of the Privateer, Mr. WATHEN; Paterson, Mr. HOLLAND. Lady Dove. Miss POPE ;. Vicdetta, Mrs. YOUNG ; Sophia, Miss MEL.LON, (Her first Appearance in that Charaeter ;) Fanny Gocdwin, Miss B. MENAGE. To which will beaclded (for the first time at this Theatre) a Fake .called • TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. Don Pedo, Mr. MAD DOCKS'; Don Sancho, Mr. WALDRON ; • • Octavio, Mr. HOLLAND; Ferdinand, Mr. DE CAMP; Borachio, Mr. WATH EN.; Lazarillop_ ERRX (ID,, ; Leonora, Miss B. MENAGE ; Maid, MiSs TI DSW ELL. Atr.: Dwyer, Who last night performed the Part of Belcour, Itt the Comedy of The West Indian, having been. received the highest applause, by a very brilliant andienee—due t otice will be given of his next appearance. ~ Ua Tuesday, Shakespeare's Play of Cymheline, in which Ur. and Mrs, Pope will appear, for the first time, in the Characters of Posthumus and -I mogen. • (Or The present settled ,arrangement respeeling the Ma necessarilii supersedes the for Mer Free List, should the be 'any omission - contrary to thi customary usage in that to w made out, it is requested that inthrmation may be given to the Treasurer. ' ) , 4 Also to prevent the great abuses that have prevailed, audat the special suggestion of numbers of the, Renters,- it is aequired that' all. persons having the. Right qr Privilege of tree Admission, 1 ill please to leave their written names at the office appointed fi - that purpose.. _4+ Also Ladies and Centlemen taking Boxes, or Places, clia applying for them, are l eitueted to threet their Servants to leave their Address at the Ekr(Office, in order that a dear Qui impartial prekrence may bet - ) NrP•tolirst applications. stii The Public are respelfully. -informed that Mr. BA NI ST ER is ap pointed Stage4tlanager,and Mr. KELLY tasupeiintend 'the -Musical DepaittYiet.-1t is requested that all Letters, Packets, . and Cqtru4Unications may be addressed to the Board of Managerrentiknti left at the Office Rrepared for that purpose.--Please to inquire at the stage _ , • EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY. AGENERAL MEETING. will be held at the London. Taygrn, on Wcdnesdaynext the 29th instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to inspectthe Surrey Section and Estimate, which hav e been made of the intended -Ittensiott of the Surrey Iron Railway from Croydon to Rei_ . fete, as. thc next - Step towards the Completion of the 064- lid Plan of carryink an Iron Rail Way fiom the River Thames tithe Arundel Navigation, so as to snake a certain and easy Conmiunicationbetween Lond.on.and Portsmouth ; and also, V a liranai of the same, to Godstone. Ihe Nobility and • teritry . wilb are conbeclect with the Counties of Suxrey, Stssex, and,Hanti - ;in the line through which the said Rail- V..2y is interideci, to. pass, are.earnesly entreated to give their Attendance, that.they. may cobsiderpf the PraCticability and Advantages of the proposed plan, and to - enter.into a Sub , • 4ription for carryiig the same, intp execution. • • Chair to be taken at Twelve . o'Clock precisely. - •Orc,cot , ol. - the suJscribemso-the Surrey, • Wandsworth, Sept. 23, tgoz. _ PIRENI.X FIRE-OFFICE. September is, 180'2. DERSONS whose Insurance 'Payments fait due at at- Michaelmas, are requested to take Notice,,That Printed Receipts are now ready at the Offices in Loinliiird-street, aid Corner of Spring-Gardeli, Charing-Ci - c;si ; and in the tountgin the hands - of the several Agents. Attendance is daily given for the Insuring of _Houses, .Buildings, House-' hold C etas, Sto4. iii Tradei and Merchandise; also, Ships ill , Harbour, Cargo in Ships and Lighters, in Rivers and • canals, and Shi ps. Building -or Repairing, from- Loss or LiAtd4cE by FIRE. • . , The Insurance pf AGRICULTURAL STOCK, as first pratlisat by this Office upon the reduced Rate of Three Shil -1-124 per. cent.- will- be found on due examination better .tilted to the security of karmers and Owners of such Pro, P e rV,lhaniny, of the fanciful new schetnes lately advertised. • THOMAS WORSLEY, Sec. IMPERIAL.. DINING TABLE,• SO F BED,. CHA I It' BE 0, I-Landsotne Brass-screw Four PM; and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. 16 and - 17, Cat heritr-street, Serand,.,. riNE of the Itn , :eriat Dining Tables, T. Kn.. ga had the • PlOnour of shetving to TII IWA 8 . .. LI U 411 n d the Pl< IN CESS ES at the Queen's E Hou M se, J wii S o r er caecording . o their accustomed - goodness of encouraging iigeiruir); most graciously pleased to express • their highest 41qpro5ation and sandion of the sime. Also the much ad -• 2n ired Brass Screw Bedsteads, called Patent, so easily fixed , aPand s 'taken down with Out 'fools, thefurnitUreri to which Qat r••! Made upOn.a . new Dian, in fiXing.on and taking off with, tile•use of Nails, Tools, 'Sze. Szve'ral other Articles of x• LI Tr artt tu the Upliblstery ancr-Cahinet Branches, upon new ?inprovecl Principles • a cemnplete Assortment of portable . dt e Lls quto , N4/13eds,,and ' every pt her Article requisite fort , 5 , 11 3 _" 1 4 C;enfteraengoing to the •E as•t and West Indies, anti t ali st _er foreiFu Climates ;" are allowed tar superior to any other ! ' t sold; 1• r I D Beds , an d w designed • y ea.:( some Dome ne Fren`h Window . Curi..tins, en suite, with every other Article A. 4 2_ ,, tufnittim in the... UPhOls.t . et:y and Cabinet. Branches, by and•sanders, Furnisning Upholsterers and Cabinet Ib r , Nu. •IG and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. to F ,Nltirga l and entreat Ladies a..d Gentlemen p:ricutar ;a the' Ntunbers, No. 16 and t 7, three Doors • am t: , • st • id - • _ . • . ROMAN .ermENT.- MESSRS. PARKER and Co. ilanks i de, South_,. wark, manufaCture Cement, or Mortar, for building 3440.‘Yater, which far surpasses in utility Dutch Terms,' or i t Y Other kind of Mortar : it gives to all kinds ,of 13riCk or xr ci „, 4 Work, an uncommon degree of strength and cohesion; be s'c'ts under Water, son becomes as hard as Stone, and may 'all I ) 3 ( Posert even to the aaion of the Sea, withOullryury. In fli ts . 411 (1111gs, therefore, intended to resist, or contain s Water, (.:tnent linay be used Tit') singular advantage • or it moy be with. Lime and Sand, to any desirable :degree, for 'purposes. - th e l e Y also prepare STUCCO for- easipg - Buildings with, of t sc ne hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves c oin `YMs from wet and damp, and unsay be executed so as Fi, t l ?tely to resemble Stone, at a .very moderate. expence. t ura , s.tt Coping, and G utter, S,tones, cheaper than Na- . . ... . • LEAD MINES—DEVON. .1/lIP. well-knou;ra Ancient and Valuable LEAD,. •44,1 WHEAL called' by the names of WH EAL MARY, . 1, WHEAL BETSEY; :situate in the Parish of Mary, 4 YY, in the , C f Devon, being now in one possession, 4 1 ..., , ounty o . . zt!‘4 therefore capable of being united in working, a circum- L 4 t ce many years Wished "fig, but not attainable till very eu e lY, set or grant of the same, is hereby offered upon the is sy)rnary terms, to any - ,respedable Company, who may Itriclined to engage in such an undertaking, by the Rev. ,p. Bedford, Clerk, the Proprietor. • y e ,.?ese, Mines were very pro:bac - five when worked many g e , le ' aP, particularly Wheal Mary ; 'and when united, it is a,t,eratrlik thought will form a yin, promising adventure, if proses with spirit. 'There is on the 'spot sti:licient ro - wer for any purpose required. . „ k r? rcula.rs maybe% known of 'Mr. John Taylor; jun. : 444 L1C Othce, Tayatock. • ___~. tnves ; iiturc F Ro- Liver .nder4 King; Flora, lope ; V roW t, for f En twarti Itiare, .gtuD, [omaS lings, hart, rrcY. eley- • AnY rictF, escy, , and r, tbr :111135 Lining no%v ears,. ee at ketT flaldf our'S Olt' r,itt)e ), ill ti, in ishes ctive Inors ;nes slie )rnas ET; MD, cY, hill, Fl. AS 05c" Al 0 0 1 ' Ict• ble e - call id' ea. in' 314 ci i d; 11. OF R IDA Y, SEFTEm4FR 24', 1802,. THE PICTURE OF LONDON- --- - - - A. NEW EDITION of THIS . USEFDL / - 3, WORK, with numerous Correaions and Improve =tits, was this day published, and, may be had of all Book sellers in Great Britain and Ireland, price Five Shillings bound in red. •. No. 71, St. Paul's Church -yard, Aug. 24, igot,. Measured from the customary Standards, vii, Hyde park Corner, Westminster and London Bridges, Tyburn Turn pike, Shoredltch and Whitechapel Churches, Hicks's Hall, &c. &c. This Day was published, In Crown Bvo. price 75. 6,1 in boards, A New Edition of CARY's NEW ITINERARY ; or, an Accu rate Delineation of the G REAT ROADS, both Dired and , C ross, throughout E NGI. AN D and WA L ES, with many of the principal Roads in SCOTLAND ; from an alual Ad measurement made by Commarid of His Majesty's Post- Master-General, for Official Purposes, under the diredism and inspedionof THOMAS HASKER, Esq. 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Cary, 111titeller.,..No. It r ' Strand, - and may be had of all the - Booksellers' itrfown anti Country. • ' • MINERYA , OFFICE. In a fe4v Days will be plphlished, in Four Vols. tzmo. . Priceibs.sewed, - , • INDEPENDENCE: M O VE L. GARR! E i LLI. Author of the "MYSTERIOUS HUSBAND," &C. "'Be always honest, and y9ll cannot stray— " 'Tis virtue leads the same unerring way ; " The sacred guide, have ever in your eye, ";And then, or rise, or fall, or live, or die, • "T'Tisrfght ; the Cods alone kaoyMor, to bless— " Whatc'er the,good man, meets with—is success.'" LEWIS. In the Press; The Reprobate, from the . French of Anglia:us La Fontaine, in z viols. ramo. Victor, or Child of the , Forest, Cr= the French, in 4 vol.:. 12.M0. Printed for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-street. ENGLISH STATE.,LOTTE RY, Begins Drawing 2gtit NOvember. THE, SCHEI,II. CONTAINS z Prizes of Z. 2,5,000 1.6 Prizes - of - too° - of - io,ooo 1 8 - - " 'of - - soo of , cool A 9466 from too to 19_ A T. SWIFT and Co.'s LOTTERY-OFFICE, ri No.rt, POULTRY, the First-drawn Ticket in the last Lottery, No. 7951, a Prize of saool. and - Nos. Soo and e 3,524, both Prizes of 10,0001. were sold and shared, as also seven other eapital Prizes, since November lat , t. - Tickets and. Shares of the present Lottery are on Sale at the abilve. Office. • . The First-drawn TiCket is entitled to 250001. TO - THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. rrifiE NOBILITY, , PINTRY, and PUBLIC in general, - "arric..V47;Tyliirorniecl, 1()I1N E3tJ RGEsti • and SON's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, cetuinues to be prepared by them in the same manner that has given such universal approbation for many years past, The long justly;acquired superiority of that Article to Fully confirmed in the opinion Of the Country at large, and of Persons resitlentin all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general_ utility- of their Essence of Anclioyies and other rich Sauces for Fish, &c: induces them, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c, in put-Chasing the . s'ame, as none is to be had of theik"Getittine, • but at tklietr Warehouseas•under.. . . Every other / Article in the Oil Trade ter family use, of the 4 best, quality. • West-India Merchants; Captains of Ships, &c, Officers in the Army and Navy, supplied upomthe shortest notice for the East and West Indies, &c. _ _ filr For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehoube, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS 'PATEN:I, GRANTED •to J. SIG VI QN D, Surgeon Dentist, Bath, for• his BRITISH: IMPERIAL DENTI PRICE and PRESERVATIVE LOTION. Takes this method so acquaint his'A - gents, that in consequence - 1)f the heavy and additional Medicinc a , Duty, which took place the firsfof this month, the folloiving small advance has been made oil the price of the above Preparations, viz. The.BOttle of Preservative Lotion - ,C. o 5 6 • • The Large Size Box of,Dentifrice - o 5 6 The Small Ditto Ditto - o z 9 The.Bottle_of.Anodyne Tineture . - 0 2 9 ' 'the above maybe lilid:(toOther. with. the various sbrts of Tdoth-Brushes coustrWed on an improved plan) by Gat tie and Lex, 52, llew,; - Ilond-street ; Hendrie and .Son, Tiehborn-street, Golilen;•sqUare ;• • Watts, 475, Strand Rowney, 95, Hoifiern'tfill ;. Geo. Cryer, Perfumer, 68, Cornhill ; c olding,42, COrnbill; •Haiel, Perfumer, Black. friars - Road ; • and by the Principal Medicine Venders and Perfumers in the United Kingdoms. Sept. 2.3, r&a. M ERCHANTS, CAP.'OI . NS "ot S - fl I PS, • . 2,OFFICERS of the ARMY, NAVY, and OTHERS. . FOr NERVOUS DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY, Loss'of Memory, ' Feebleness, Dimfiess of Sight, . Horrors of the Mind, Painii*of the Back and Loins, Paralytic Complaints, remblings, - &c. &c. &c. N LTU TER 's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of 41.: Li FE and HEALTH is now taken by Gentlemen of the-first distinelion in this Kiltgrorn, as well, as others, by whets it is acknowledged to possess.the most efficacious pro pett:es in the cure of Weakness and Decays. It supplies the exhausted parts with freo juices; and totally re-establishes the whole Nervous System. - Gentlemen tram the East and West Indies,, whose habits were relaxed by the heat of those Climates, have received infinite benefit ! . as Well as Oilicers belonging,to tile Army and Navy,. whose Coristitutlons were impaired by hard ser vice, and the various 'changes of Persons tar advanced in years should frequently:take a few BoieS of this Restorative, which-. will amazingly strengthen, them, be the means of . preventing various disorders'', and in some measure guard against the ravages of time. Note.—This Restorative it' *prepared in Pills which pro.' duce . more ,gradual and lasting etlects-_than all theinternal forms; the finer parts of the Bal tarn are also better preserved. A Pamphlet on, its virtues, with a 'List of Cures annexed, may be had of the Venders,-price 6d. - * - To be had at Wade's Medicine Warehouses, No. 163, Fleet-street, and N0..:13, Old Bond-*reet; Tutt, Roy'al Exchange; Matthews, Bookselleir;Strandi Bacon, Oxford street; Crsitivell, Bath; Siviney, 'Printer, Birmingham Tesstyman, York ; Binnt, Bbultselier, Leeds ; 'and all other Venders of Medicines in Town and Countrp-price . 6s. 3d. the box; or it maybe had in larger Boxes, price only IL Bs. which contain the quantity of six small boxes, as made up for'the Army and Navy. - _ N. 1.3. Country Gentlemen add others may be supplied with this Medicine, sending their orders by 'coachmen, or Newsmen, or by inclosing cash in a small, parcel, directed to Mr. Jot - 11i Wade, No.' 163, • tiect.strcet, or at N0,.13, Uld lona-atrem • NEW PUBLICATIONS, Published'during the present Year. by T. N. 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