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_ F%" I ~(~', 'fl vas ;he rge .14 m.dE k 3158.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 3,18 oz, will be performed, THE COUNTRY GIRL. Moody, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Harcourt,. Mr. BARRYMORE ; Mr. P.A LIU E R ; Belville, Mr. C. K EMBLE. Miss Peggy, JORDAN;Mrs.• ')s WELL. WITH Jupiter, Mr. SEDGWICK juno, Mrs. HARLOW E;. • • Apollo, Mr. KELLY Pan • Nir. CAULUELD. 7 . Midas, Mr. SUETY; • Dana.7,..r•is, Mr. W.-THEN; Sileno, Mr. DIGNUM ; Mysis, Miss TYRE R ; • Daphne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Nysa, •Miss WENTWORTH. On Thursday, the Tragedy of Othello. The Tragedy of Pizarro is in prepAration, and will speedily :be produced with additional splenc.our. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rrk.)-.v.,lA.is. OA\ 1 / ENING, - Nov. •3,150 2, will be performed, - THE CABINET. - - Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM ; Peter, Mr. MUNDEN • Whir M siculo, r. FAWCF:TT; Count Curvoso, Mr. EMI-. RY - Marquis de Grand Chate..iu, Mr. BLANCHARD And Lorenzo, Mr. INCLEDON. Curiobo, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; Constantta, Mrs. W. JOHNSTON; • • Bianca, Mrs. DAVENPORT; - Leonora, Miss HOWELLS; Doialice, Mrs. POWELL • And floretta, Sigrora ST.ORAE. T PEROUSE ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Perouse.(the Navigator), M:. H.:JO/IN:S7'ON ; Theodore (the Son of Perouse). Miss I EN'( I NSON. And Madame Perouse, Mrs. WATTS. Chimpanzee (all Arrim,l of the Desolate Island) Master - -• MENAGE. Kanko (Suitor : to 'ciaoa), Mr. FARLEY ; Negaski (yinba's Father), Mr. DUBOIS ; And Umba; Mrs. MILLS. The new Comedy, called Delays and Blunders, was ho_ .11Oured on its 2,d representation with loud and-universal ap 'Plause by a'rnost bniliant and ovtrflowing Theatre ; - it will be repeated on! "Iltiiitlay with The Review, and on Saturday With Hartford Bridge. On Friday, Mr. Cooke will perform the Charader of Bajazet, tne Tragedy of Tamerlane. To give .ue"Ptiblic as much variety as possible, the New " Comedy ...; be .acted only three Nights a Week in future, Which .be Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.. A n:w Drama in Two Acts, and a ne,,v- 0 ira,4 Three, are in preparation. FIFTY POUN .itt. w. , k R.). , WHEREAS TE - 101VIAS HARRISON, la te.of V . Blakeney, in the Cowlty of Clbueester, Purveyor bf "T'nber far the Navy hr ttte :'Forest of Dean, srandS in d..iaed at t h e Ass i zes l ate l y held' f or , the said County, foije -4:4"!-Isi-y,steaFrig a &lac of-Oak Timber, containing izo -square l'ee.t. c of tbe value nf 191. 'the property-of His Majusty ; - shall, apprehend, or give such information to air. 1,0 j k lri n o e n ll : oli c i to r of the Admiralty, in Spring artiens. be the meads apprehnUirig the said Thomas Harrison,ff shall, on his -cnahnittnent to t'r . ;-( n, :e ceive a R , tvard of Fifty Pounds from the said Mr. N• The - iaid Thomas - Harrison is about So years of ago, S r•et 9or to incites high. a strong muscular man, square miuxbtil-faced, florid coriiplex k. dark brown hair, *ill St the top. - " • • ..WAN'rEll AT. 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Price en,: guinea in boards. • Al'ornplete COLLECTION of all the LORDS' PRO. TESTS, rroni the carli,:st on record *to 1796; 'J is prefixed, a Cvileetion of King's Speeches, Niessag,..;.,. &e. to both Houses (.1 Paiharnent ; Addresses anti - Repfe,ll..ations to the 'ffirone, from 16tio to 179 . 6; also, a of the Standing Orci:rs of the House of Loid§, &c: in; iois. Svo.: The WORKS . of JOHN HALL STEVENSON, Em. containing Crazy Tales, for grown Ceiiti...ioen, Lyric Epistles, -pastoral Cordial, Maecarony - Fables, Lyric Conso lations, Moral Tales, Monkish Epitaphs ; Sec'. &c. In three ,vols.' . itlustrated by a view of Crazy Castles and Ihe.Constel. lotion.; engray.e,i - oy. Milton, price ifs.. in boards. • - HAND ORGAN: . • • Fo BE SOLD Cheap, an excellent HAND • 0 R.<; AN, - With two Barrels, in Grime condition, the property .of GetrAteman.g ing abrwrd. To he seen at A - . - Hal:iiiitcrfs,' No. z2r, Piccadilly. —To prevent trouble, price iett, Eight Guineas. STRAW PAPER MANUFACTORY. . - TO B 1 SOLD BY AUCTIQ,;:, . . . At Garraway's Collee-house,, o n Friday the uth inst. at • Twelveo'Clak, ccwfaioin i g 1' SEVEN and a RALF one Thousandth parts in the SIRAW PAPER MANUFACTORY, a ValuableCon -cern, now conducting at the capiciohs Works-on the Bank 'of the Thames at Cnelsea. The 'Company is established by Act of Parliament without limit of Profits, wOich are cx. pectcd to equal those of any Trading - Concern in the King_ (loin. , The \ : 4 Jrks may be viewed on TUeszty, Wednesday, And Thuroctay preceding the Sale, and Partkulari then nail at Garraway's, and of Mi. Smith, No. 6z, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange, who is authorized to sell thewhule Five Debentures, or any one of them, by • Private Contract. FREEHOLD COTTAGES, AND LAND, CHRIST -CHURCH, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By • Mr. SMITH •. f At the. George Inn . , 'Christchurch, 'Hants, 'on Monday thc • • qth inst. at One o'Clock, in Lots, • IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD EST4TES,'com -1 prising eligible Farms, near Burton,. Milton; and Christ, cinirch ; also a quantity of rich Aleadmv Land id several Parcels, near the Town, with Cottages and Gardens, highly •impravable, :and convenient for Sea Air • and Bathing. „ • Particulars are preparing, and may he had' fourteen days previous to the Sale, at the Crown ' _Ringwood ;' Dolphin, Southampton ; Angel, Lyinington ; George, Christchurch ; White , Harr,. SaliOury ; Bugle Horn, Newport, Isle of `Wight 1 ; Crown, Lyndhuist it Mr. 'Long, Printer, Winches ter;: of,Messrs—Deparysand Cope, Solicitors, Temple ; and oI Ar.,liniti4_l4o. :62, Br oa d street, Bearhe Royal Ex chanae. ESTATES and WATER CORN-MILL, near CAMBRIDGE.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; ' By Mr: SMITH,• At the RO Lion Inn, •near, the Marker-place, Cambridge, - or,:saltirday`lbc ztt ) liinst. at Two o'Clocklit the After_ noon, in several - Lots; Q EN' ER A L very .Desirable, FRX.EkI:O:I).D sTATILS, comprtsin6. a. quantity of excektit.,.open bield and I nclose'd Land, in C\!'estfiel4, Ctidv , 7m - 7 - and Braybroolt - F ieldl; adj o,i nirie • thre. *4eown . of Wctijiill, l ?iarn, within . niitc trtiles:of. Cambridge* itith — a Farm-house; Or chard, carden, Lira yalTri-yard,„l3a,rps, Stabling, ancj o.lt buildings, 'in the occupation of Mt. - 141e; at Also a verrl)usi,tabke'frektold oillpfisitig j Aventy .Aeres of rich Arable and Nreadow Land, iwell-tininerell ad_. joining the 45th mile stonejort tKeT'UI-npikeloed 2tt - ttritSford, three rnileslronr Chesterford;* seven from Satiron Walden, and eight from Cainbridge, Ny: ., ifhA Corn- Mill, Dwelling-lionse, fatJll-yard, Barn,; StanliB4, and " , 'Out-buildings, in' ,:he:occopation of Mr. Johti Tilniboke, with a powerful , Stream of fine . clear Water, and. sufficient - capatAty .. f.br condutting, a . .fine White Paper Manufattiry, &c. • • • • • • - rm't To be viewed, with leave of they. Tenants. Partttlars had, ten days preceding the Sale ' at the Fountain, don ; •Bell, Bury St. EdMutid's,..; .Rarn,Newmarket Chesterlbrd • Red,Lion, Royston.; Red Lion, Bishop's Sto t t. ford; of Niessrs..Deliary:and Cope, - SOliCitors, r of Mr. Penfold, Solicitor; - -Croycicn; at the Place of Safe; and of Mr.. Smith; No. 6z, ,Broad-street. EiyhvtE,,...susc TIBILI Y.—At a tint When Beauty constitutes the most Prominent featu;e in the British Court, which has obtained universal adinira- • tion, everj , exertion should ceitainly be niaiic to preserve that estimation which' has been so justly acquired, and if possible to-add an additiofial brilli:iney to it..'•rf-tiis spirit of emulation produced the Receipt of A LI? R.EQ's.RO YAL COMPOSITION (before only used by the late Queen of France); the qualities and virtues of this inestirnabic position have already established its reputation ; itis there fore only necessary to mention, that it etteclual ly eradicat es all superfluous hairs without blemishing' the skin, which It softens, and renders more delicate and clear. Sold in packets at ss.,6d. and 35. each; wholesale, by the Proprietor, No. 4t, Frith-street, Soho; S. Berry,. Greek-street ; - and j, B. Hall,. Gerrard-street. Retail, by Gattie and Lea,' Nev Bond-street ;- Davisons, Fleet -street ; and -Cryer, Cornhili by Viner,•Bath; . Bulgin, Bristol.; (; regsbres, Liverptiol) A. Smith, Edinburgh. --..__, ----------,--=—^:- ~," - 7 4.., • - A_ , -- i-',1i11..7l . -- :: - .`f• -' • j7l_ , -" -- ( ...." - e.A P,\k ,- - - '"', . 4.. 16,-scqpri`k • • - —l-4! '{- Sjr;-- K"` 0 572411P'l r- - - • 4.. C., • f ' _ - ~...,, ... -..... :A ... z? .....„ , ; • --,,- or - • , ADVENTURE • OF • SUPERIOR PRETENSIONS ! SPOPE ,feels. peculiar • satisfatlion in announcing • to his 'Freinds and the Public the; present LOTTERY, since, for equality of Chance, a‘ltriinistration of Risk, an d superior number of Magniiutlinous Prises,' it indisputably acancis.,most cli§tirigoish,ed in the, whole . Annal s o f. L ottery. Adventure. Alth_ongh the Capital Prizes arnount to the immense Sum , of ONE ~1 .1 NDR ED AN D•TIiN7THOU-. SAND k' QVNDS,._the...}3l,kulz.; prop.o - rticm:b!y knis than even - the )ast popular LOttcry"; and, what is not in'tipiently' experienced, the very smallest Prizes yield a profit tb deet early Purchasers. But its more prominent feature of unequalled advantage and attraction is, that before the risk of a single-Blank is In curred, or that the Price of Tickets'is so advanced as to ex..: elude by iIAT the major part ofthe Community from p urc h as ,. .Mg „ , ali.descriprams of Adventurers,,troak Speculators .of • tens and twenties of Whole TiCkets; down to the flolder of an'humble Sixteenth Share, start proportionably fair for, the stupendous First-Drawn Prize of TW,ENTY..IIVE THOUSAND POUNDS . Add to - these. important considerations, that the smallest Share, a Sixteenth, may gain ,a-fortune of 15621. nos. and thit e-vcry Prize is paid, ,au Lt. in the short space of. two. Months after the termination of the Drawing :—it in4y we ll ne..pronouncecl an'" Adventure of Superior Prettinsions."- ' TICKETS and. SHARES are now .ort, Sale at POPE'S: " FORTUNATE Or F icE,".; Corner of the Royal Exchange, close to the Bank, having no concern inany Petty Country; Office. THE;OLDEST - .'':' • STATE LOTTERY4OF,FICE.IN PRISTOL, Where the Lottery Business has:been ieg4lll.ltAnsae.le& cm s thc most liberal terms, foF Cies:4 - .Kwenty--eight 1/Queries' past. MORTON and SON, foriS . Head, 'Corn. IN street - , Bristol (and no ~ vliefe else on-their detount, theigs not being a ,subordinw * Of - heck sell TkCKETS and LEGALLY STAMPED SHARES in the ensuing LOT , TE kV, which begins Drawing Noventher .201 i; ißoz. Schemes gratis—Correell , ltimerical and itegister-Books kept,. arid TiO:ets and , Shares vittgistered at Sixpence per unaber. 'N:I3. The business OffieeisithrisaEled on the same Terms as at the first Offices in London, in ,the pkice of Tickets and Shares, and Alpney.&iverrfor Prizcs. ' Present Price ,-)t - TICKETS and SHARES, OE}. 26. 17 14 o • Half - - o Eighth - Z. 2 6 o. : Quarter.. - I o Sixteenth - a 3 o (. - g - "che Prices as they vary will' be alw4yS posted at - the Window off 'their-Mice, next the Post-Office, - Corn-street, : Bristol. . : • . ; To MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS engaged in COMATERCIAL•CONCERNS , . . . TO RE LETT B'Y AUCTION, IN ONE LOT, Atthe:Geotge'lnn, in - Derby; on flie'fifSt Monday in March next (without the Machinery to r throwing: ,Silk, and with or without the Water), for the.. term of Sixty leas, to commence from Lady-day, ;.; :- XHE Extensive - zud . SuCitztntial Buildings well known by the name of the D SILK MILLS; situate in the town of Derby,.on the river Derwent, and oc cupied .by Mr, Lamech Swift, as a Silk Manufa4oty. Also an adjoining Building used by'Messrs. Brown and Son, for Sawing, Marble and - l:lurning ..Y . Lichinery, in the re , tritiaion . M ann faetory. ' The Silk Mills consist of two defached Building; in good 'repair.' The one filled with Machinery for throwing Silk, and worked by' a Water Win;ci, supplied from the dyer Derwent, is five StOties in he,ight ; has On the <7: tound'FlOot z 6 Windows, and on each of :the leinainingl'inor§ 2i3 Win.; dows ; and is 46 yards in iengtii, , and 13 yards in breadth;, the other is four stories in height ; has on each of the tippet stories tot Windows; and is st yards in length, and about eight yards in hrieadth. Messrs. Brown's Manufaaory, worked hy•Water supplied from the Derwent, is. three stories in bei,ht, 27 'yards in length and about ten yards in breadth,' , antt has a proportion.; .able number of windows. . . , These Buildings are eonvertitd4 to any manufaauring pur pose, and •their greatextent and local advantages entitle them to the notiti a the Commercial World. • - They are situated on the river Demerit, and adjoin the Derby Cabal,. whickcommunicates with the neighbouring The Town and Neighbourhood of Derbyare populous, and abound with rviiiiera4 of every description. The Premises ,riwy be viewed and Millie': particulai's hid on application to Mr. Ward, Town Clerk of perby. Derby, Sept. zi, 1203. • . 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