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, 4 ['HI ), ex- INC; :oyal- . RED Fab - di J es, resea 3d of the- - are the f 4:et the vcit ntv Ind a''s ; 0 5 rec iog 'll‘o r3 7- * .1 red * ` tha • NumBE . R 31 17.) ' T HEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. l ' he Public are repetifully informed that - the REPRE SENTATIONS at this THEATRE will commence TO-MORROW, THIJRSDAY, September 16. e °lnedyw, c hen alledheir Majesties' Servants will perform a T THE INCONSTANT ; Or, THE. WAY TO WIN HIM. Old Mirahel, Mr. WALDRON ; Young Mirabel, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; _ Captain Duretete, Mr. BANNISTSR; jun. Dugard, -Mr. HOLLAND ; Petit, Mr. DE CAMP ; Page, Mr. CI-lATTERLEY. BRAVES-. - Aressrs. MADDOCKS, COOKE, WEBB, SPARKS. Oriana, 'Mrs. YOUNG ; ' Bisarre, Mrt. jORDAN ; • Lamorce, Miss TIDSW ELL. To which will be added, a , Musical Farce called OF AGE TO-MORROW. The Overture and Music composed by Mr.'kELL.y. Baron Willinghurst, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.; Baron Pirdcberg, Mr. SUETT ; - Ilaos_Molk.us, Mr. WEWITZER ; Hair Dresser, Mr. MADDOC "S Lath Brumeac.--ir, 'Mrs: S - PA . Goy, Maria, Miss DE CAMP. Ilaxes 6s. Second Piice3s.`—Pit 3S; 6d. SeCcind Price as.-- Gallery 2s. SecOnd Price is.—Upper Gallery Second Price 6d. `, • • ; No lifoney to be , returned. _ l' llces for the Boxes. to be taken of Mr. 'Fosbrook s at the! '; (-0 1fice,'Little R us s e ll- s t reet . tt toors to be opened- at - 1-lalf_past Five, and the Ferform to. begin at 1141 f vast Six. 'tier"atrdzyTragedy of. Othello,:' with:the Musical • • , tatninent of The- Prize . 3, S. The present- settled arrangement respeaing,the Ma t)lle a gemenany t necesSarilY sUperbeaeS the -former F ree ;hotild omissiost.contrary to the ctistan).Ar'v u,sage . ln lhat tot , is requested that information may be given .ile 1 reasurer. 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'THONIAS's HOSPITAL I ' I 7 I NATo my - and SURGERY, by Ilr. -CLINE and ° ' ASTL EY COOPER, on Friday, Ocitobert, at One PD GUY's HOSPITAL ariA r •• Dr. of MEDICINE, 'bv Dr. 13.A.I3INGTON 4 / ;_l_ Dr. CURRY, on Monday, OdOber 4, at Ten in : the u tA k TH EORY and PRACTICE of CHEMISTRY, by Dr. at '' 'NGToN and 11Ir: ALLEN, OA Tuesday, Odober 5, Ten. in the Moining. by h i ' l Lt)RY of MEUICINE,and MATERIA MEDIC - A, r• CURRY,, on Tuesday, --Odober 5, at Seven in the (P.III)WIFERY, arid DISEASES .of WOMEN and tc,6 e ,.---DREN, by Dr. HAIC.; HTON, on'WedhesdaY, oc /4 6 , at Eight in the MorninAW S-g. O . I YSIOLOGY, or Lof the ANIMAL .C0...0 4t Nl Ve' by Dr. HAIGEn:ON, on Monday, October u, Quarte r be fur e. Seven in the 114.. t f ., I NCIPLES and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by , 'ST LEY COt)PER (illustratzl by seled Cases Under tioiti,t-e Hospital), on Monday, Odober tt, at f rr in the Evening.. Pit a l s The sevey,aj tettares given at these contiguousHns_ - caei ' are so arrd:lgecl; that no two of them intertere .vkith c ell l ether in ti'e - Hours of Attendance; and the vvhole, is ca l to form a complete Course of Medical and surgi 1, ristruttion • f er 'rls an(i other particulars to be learnt by applying. to. Sto.:ker. A 01 - -air tp Cuy'i Ho3inral. Ap othecary . PEICENIX FIRE-OFF I c: E... 'September r 5, doz. 11 -E ,RSONS whose. Insurance Payments tett :due at ec Y l icitadmas, are requested to take Nptice, That -.Printed • e Tts are now ready At, the Offices rn Lombard-s . treet, co‘.Corner of Spring:Garden, Charing-CroSs - and in the rttryin the hands of tile-several Agents. Attendance is hoi t r ( l'ven for the Insuring of. hiOuses, r,x , ds, Stock in Trade, and Merchantlize also, Ships Can t ,j rd Our, Cargo in Ships and Lighters, in 'Rivers and L p 's, and Ship,; Building or Repairing, from Loss or f l i t E by F # IR E . brae.e, Insurance of AGRICULTURAL er 0C K , as first li - ri p,aed by this Office upon the reduced Rate of Three Shil • ,p'tecier cent. will be foitricl. on _due examination better Petty to the security of Farmers and ,0 wners of such Pro . , than any of the fanciful new schemes lately advertised. THOMAS WORSLEY, Sec. 11) TiII::•CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, - anA PUBLIC in 4114 S general, a r e respe a fully• infoi.medr JOHN BURGESS tc„,„,-N's GENUINE. ESSENCE of ;-INCHOVI 1 14 1 -nues to be .prepared by them in the saute manner that i_igtvert such universal approb.ition for many years past. fu ll long justly-acquired Superiority of that, A r ticle Y confirmed in the opinion of the COuntry at large, and of rsons resident ita Ail parts of the World, and having stood Trtest of trial, rants it in the situation, it now maintains. he general utility Qf their Essence or Anchovies. and Otlier Ativauces for Fish, &c. Induces them, from the numerous lo rei r tisements daily appearing, to caution Fairiltes : Bre : in . tut casing the iame,-aszone vibe trad of their Genuine, a Warehou - se asmuder. be st ‘TrY other Article in-the Trade for family use, of the 1 4 naiity. est-Indi a Merchants,-Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in lii`t v 'l'lny.tind Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice ,for hav 4l - -- ..At.and West liidies,-Z4c• e For the convenience of Families in. Scotland, they th in Mesrs. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, V ‘ T sole arehouAgents tor Fish Sauces. se, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, London. • OMNA CEMENT. MES,S RRS. PARKER and Co. Banitiide., South 'aterark, manufac' `lure Cement, or Mortar, for building auv yvh . I - - es 'in utilit Dutch Terras, or. lc ar surpa . s • y . . Stone'Tiler it nut.or Mortar: it gores to kinds of Brickior i t . Work, ar, uncommon degree of strength and cohesion ; bt‘.sets, under Water; soon becomes as hard as Stone,.and May All "Posed evon t(ithe :talon of the Sea, withoutinjury, lit th'..Buildings, therefor; intended to reaist, or contain Water, Cement may Ix; used with singular advantage-; or it may c'oe_lowerect with Lime and Sand, to anf desirable degree, for Tareon purposes. hev • th e dlso Prepare STUCCO for casin g Buildings with, of . th e - " lr ne haat and durable nature as the Cernent : it preserves I•94nlwalls from wet and damp, and may be executed so as tely to resernble.Stone, at a very moderate `Na tural . Coping, One and Gutter Stones , cheaper than Na- r_r TT _ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, IS0'). OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ' , Septenfber 8, 1862. 1 T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1118 MA_ yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that ProPosals will be _received at their Office, in SI. Mat:gape rtreet,, Westminster, on TUESDAY the , 21st day . of Septembet inst. from siicl Persons' as may be willing to undertake the slopply of' FORAGE for the ROYAL ARTILLERY HORSES sta tioned at trieolwich, for Six Months from _l4l of Qaob'er next. The Forgge. to be furnished in Rations, to consist 'of ihefollow.: ing Proportioks, viz.• For Riding Horses i2lbs. of Hay, 81b - s. of Straw, and 7lbs, of Oats, and . pr Draft Horses 'Ws. of Hay, bibs. of Straw,- and Blbs, of O a ts, to de delivered at lijoolutich, at the expence of the Contraaor. • The Terms and Conditions of the Contra/i may be known upon ,application at the-Secretaiy's )five, in St. Plargavet-street, an) day between M. Hors of Ten and Four o'Clock, but no Propo sals van k-admitted after Tuesday the 21st day of 4.fitembei inst. fly Order of the Board, R. - 11: CREW,- Sec. EAST' INDIA HOUSE, • September _2, 1802. r r H E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the' - I.INITED 'COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, Pro_ sal. 7,4*, on .WEDNESD AY , instant, .I . rem any Perseus may be willing to supp& the Company guith Anchors and Grapnals, . Canvas, . . . Iron Guns, Pitch and Tar, • Shot and Shells, Steel, . • Swedish Iron, and Briiish I run. :Sucij Proporals expressing-therein the lowest Prices, as Met • -././111 mat be 40 oppnrtunily ci 7/taking any allitement. . tAe.Conti:/this may he seen upon application to Mr: y. v mej Coggan, Clerk ,ts the said Committee; with whom the . Te27f i ef.) must be left before 77.4 , e1ve o'Cleek at Plain on the 22d instant;•bLyond-which hour Not a/Ly Tender will Gs received. YOUNG's TRAVELS IN FRANCE. T HE temaining . Copits of these Tiavels; during' the Years 3787; 0813, :214, unclmaken more particn.- - Lady Witli a yievv of ascertaining the Cultivation . , W,eaktli',. Resources, and National Prosperity •Of • France, in Two V0...'• lumen 4to. Price 21. ss. inboards ; may be had, on -applica tionto Nlesrs. RichartisonS; Royal Exchange, or R. Fatitatr, Isrw Bond-street. r 1 he Second Volume 'may be had separate, price 'Ss. in cards. A BEAUTIFUL SITUXTION at EAST-BOURNE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By. Mr. WHITE, At the Lamb Inn, at East-Bourne, on - Thursday the i3d o f September, i 502,• at Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, A COTTAGE, BARN, and GARDEN, with a Piece "of Land adjoining, containing rA. 7 P. si tuate at Meads, iii.East-Bourne, and now in the occupation of William Rawlinson. .This Property is Freehold, adjoins a good Road, and coin fnan6 the finest Prospeds. 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TO BE' LETT, and entered on at Michaelmas next, A CAPITAL MANSJON-HOUSE, most deL • lightfully situated atThurcroft, in the lyest,R iding of the County of York, in excellent Repair, and replete with every Accommodation for a 'respettable '.Family, with at toched and,detached ,O likes of every description, and also good Coach-houses; Stables, Barns, Byers, and other ne.. cessaryQut-bniktings, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens. with Fruit Walls well planted; together with 20.2. A. t R. 12 P. of Arable, Meadotv, and Pasture Land, all lying. within a Ring. Fence ; and there are Walks in. the Pleasure Grounds which command very beautiful and extensive Prospects of the surrounding Cotintry: ThurcAOft lies a convenient distance from the Market Towns bf Rotherham, 'Sheffield, Worksop,:and Doncaster, and is situated in a tine. Sporting Country, hii:ll abortna; vi ith Game, ant within four miles of an excellent Pack of Fox Hounds, which are regularly Minted. 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