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And Hotspur, Mr. SIDDONS. ' Hostess,. Mrs. DAVENPORT,. And Lady Percy, -Miss CHAPMAN. To which will be added, THE IRISH MIMIC ; Or f BLUNDERS AT BRIG EITON. - • Parrots, -Mr. fOHNSTONE ; Cypress ' • Mr. MUNDEN ; . , Cohn, Mr. FAWCETT ; Capt. Cliflonl, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Harry, Mr. KLANERT ; Porter Mr. THOMPSON. Miss Metc-onib, - S. DAVENPORT; .And' Julia, iMrs. MILLS. - No Money tix be returned. , . . vivant Rex et Regina! Boxes 6s. Pigs. 6:1; Gallery is. Upper Gallery Is. Placeifor,tlr Boles to be taken of Mr.. Brandon, At the Box Oltitie, ar t . -street . _. • _ Doors to he Opened at 1-111 f past Five, and the performance tO bOi aatalf past Six. • On Friday 7 'Miss will rnakcher first appearanceen this - Stage . ,:ithe Character of Clarinda, in The-Suspicious Hus- • band ; to which • Will be added -the. ne,w Musical - Enter tainment of 'The Escapes, or the Wat Carrier. On Monday, Mr Cooke wiU appea?. in the Charader of Ilamiet,• for thefirsttinte. • - - • - c...t A : few of-the Kenters" Shares which were granted on tins Theatre at the 'commencement of last S,eason,.reinaining unsold, are now tote diSposed of—Particulars may be known by applying at the Treasurer's - Office. RANELAGH. SANCTIONED BY :HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE ''• - DUKE'OF CLARENCE. • Thursday, Sept. 23. . ' A DIVING MACHINE.. MANY :A“etnOts hai4ng,been made to invent a Machine, for the purpose of raising Ships, or recover ing property-from under the Water, THOMAS TODD respeEtrll)i begs leave to acquaint.the Nobility, Gentry, Arerchars, CaptaiAs, Ship Owners, Underwriters, and the public in general, that he has invented and perfected a laChine, whereby, he will be able to recover any Property situated within the depth of twenty fathoms; a plan of Which has been approved by the Royal .Societt•; and is so . constrwtled that he can remain under water any . length ttf time, and can conveniently Walk to any parr or-a Vessel, affix any Apparatus for the raising of any valuable package, or succeed in lifting or destroying the Vessel. During his" Stay, at this immense depth, he will discotirse With Persons at th e surface of the water, and also to be assisted with lights; an advantage never before attempted by any 4clven titter. ""- • 'it order fully to prove the utility of this Invention, Mr'" Todd proposeA to clzscencl.into an.itutense Reservoir, treCled in kanelagh Gard:n - 6, upwards of twenty feet in height, .and capable of containing 'Ste thciusand ga!lens of water, in which he wit' renrtin immersed for the space of one hour, during which he will be surrounded-.with lights, and con- Iterse,with the SpeCtuors, wtio' will 'have a perfal View of ;aim 5t the bottom or the Reservoii: • Admitt.ince each Person. D,ors to by opened at One; and the made :at Three precisely. The Water Gate will be opened for the reception of thosi *ha eOme by _wafer. ; ; • lie • Horioneab-le • , Cll4 CH F R •SKEFFI NG N Plaintiff; .the. Kight. Honourably MARY" .LADY AN_ NALY, sole Ex - mitt : ix, Devisee, and Residuary Lep''- tee of HENRY late LORD ANNALY, deCeased, and • Others, Defendants. . . • ' • 1111WRSVAN T to 0 - Decree of Hi s Majesty'sJ- COURT of CHANCIRY in IRELAND,Jrnde in • This Cause, , :andheariug date the 2241 day"tif July last, f wilt on Monday, the 15th. day of November next, - at the Chancery Chamber iu . Dt blin,. set up and sell to the highest 'and Fairest Bidder, either in the wholeor in Parcels, the several ESTATES-of. the Defendant LADY ANNALY, situate la the Counties--of itiayo,King's County, Kildare, and -'" Wes.tmeath, and a competent part of her Ladyship's Estate tlttiate in the•{W,inty•of Longford ; and also that capital :,_ - °Welfir,g-hc:use, with suitable Offices, the.-Residence of the 4.l te Lord Annaly, situate on the EaSt•sid., of Stephen's C:Fee n , ha the Vivprof -all in the pleadings mentioned For th e fiumose.in *he said Decree. Dated t4th August, 18oa. • -•- S:gnesl• - EIWARI) ,I) - ropo - sais-will . 6e r:L.e&ived until the time of -Sale, - by' Walter "nrmwe s , t's'el. London; and by . Xlr. (sorbet, Law. Agent t o -Lady Anniily;'No. 15, North Cumberland-street , DtOlin, ‘Tho atvy Person inclined to buy, as to the .Title. • SE_TtTON'COLDFIELD, WARWICKSI-II•RE. To%Bli. LETT, and entered upon at Lady Day next, or - 'sooner, - if required, A .Capital and Commodious HOUSE, .pleasantly A. situated in the tow n of S - utton Coldffeld, with suitable and convenietit attached ancf, detached Offices, Pleasure and • .Kitchen Gardens,.with Coach-house, S tabling for Six Horses, • .a 4 d about Six,A - cres of exceedingly rich Pasture Land adjoin mg the same. The House consists bra Hail 21 Feet by 16 Feet 4 Inches ; t hree:Parlours 15 F. It I. by is F. Sl.—ti• F. to I. by 16 F. 21 . and 12.. F. Si. by '9 F. 7 I.; Kitchen 17 F. by 12 F. S. I.; Laundry 14 F. by 17.1 ; Butler's Pantry, and Servants' Hall, I:,),_n the .Ground Floor ; five excellent ehamberS, with three Pressing-rooms on the i f Igor, and very good Attics, all of the same dimensions. -• Sutton Cold - I - lad is situate in a•beautiful and Sporting Part 'tithe County of Warwick, about eight Miles front the Towns of Bilmingham, Lichfield, Tamworth, Coles - hi:l,. and Wal_ . till a capital Pack of Fox Heunds within five Miles, and arriers are kept in the Town.. •,. Particulars 'pay ),-, had by applying at the Office of Messrs. • vroxall and . Holbeche, of Sutton Coldfield aforesaid. •- , or DISEASES OF THE EYE- 3 COSTELLO's. -COELYRIUM, or ROYAL EYE OINTMENT. s- - • ' rrliiS Medicine possesses . great and infallible of • ..., • efficacy in all Diseases-of the F..yes and Eye-lids, from fr t .,: v - the ea uses they may arise—as recent c'.ulds, relics of ° " ae Small ~. "1.1 > le- , Scrofula, or--tny kind' of Small-p;,.; or . Las S, s , v, Iv . ) in• the .I? !cod . ' acrimony .Plood or .ruic..•-s.• In CaSe3•o: r)iiiltbalVlY; habitual Inflammation, :excoriated and ulcerated, Ey.e.: lids, 0., ' ro that hith erto dee.med ineurable Di case, .tlk - ! gaping Of "re= erted .e .lid, it h A 5 ncife acid very surmising power, 3•"- aS Ph . ' - 3S. s L . '' ' ' • ' tt t I- 1 y sicians and - Surgeons oi great cininen, e can a es . It aw 1), . , lashes, remove 4. ,S pecks and I' ilins„and . res toics 'tile E 3S let ,'• p "es, though, apparently tiesruyed for many years. The " TeP?ration is simple, and may be appliectat anv tirite of lifi:.. i... .-, . s : C osTit.to's CERATE is' a Medicine applied, with equal n' .. c ress, to m u ch more gene r a l purposes. It healS; in the 1- L i tost elleatual inzitiner, Al kinds of Wounds, .rturns, and calls': and is . the best known Application to. old.and Mye r • -, te.rate Ulcers- in thed.egs and other parts of the body ; many or wk• • - -.P ,e .. • . 1,-.... •''cil •'; , .-illis perfealy 'healed, in Patients discharged front . Ftvllliceab i c e .erdbrated Hospitals-as ineurahle. It is also very 4 ' ores. iii . 'tl• - . Piles, , and all scfofulous and sairbutic 0 SiA c i • Iv in boxes is. gd. and as. gd. each, duty included, at 4 ' ' l , " - b e at d', "i' Holborn ; .Pidding's,' Shaw's, and E. New berry,.,, 1. , s , ~ London. •, Lo'. ; by WOlstenholine; Yoit. - ; M. Tern , . - -,Ve, Fhirsk ; Turner, .Beverly.; Hargrove, Harrowgatc, 0_ 9 Sto 4 n re . ll ',,RiPPon ; Brat.hWaite, Kendal ; . Soulby, Diva ;..- ~ p r ,_ , Kansomesi Wells, Norfblk ; Gilmore, Wantage ; ' ~,(')ng, Warminster -,• Jennings, Dover ; Woodward, Ports ; - ,t.. uth ~ and most Medicine Dealers in the West of England, .Z.:eure these lediCines: have been generally established up.. 1- , ;' iof Fill • Y io . ••.- - een - ens . , . ..-. TUESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 21, 1802. EAST INDIA HOUSE, • September z, sSoz.• H E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING ,of the LA- UNITED COMPANY. f MERCHANTS of ENG LAIyD trading to the,East Indies, do hereby give Notice, • That the.Committee.vill be rea d y to restive - Prop - Osals in :writ ing, scald up, on WEDNESDAY, the ,2zil instant, from any Persons who may be willing to supply 11,-2 Company with • - Anchors and Grapnals, Canvas, s _lron Guns, Pitch and Tar, Shot and Shells, Steel, Swedish Iron, and British Irom Such Proposals expressing therein the lowest Prices, as there twill not be an opportun4 of making any abatement. . The Conditions of the Contraßs may be seen upon application to Mr. James Cggan, Clerk to - the said Committee, with wham the Tenders must be left .b fore Twelve. o'Clock at Noon on the zzd instant, beyond which hour not any Tendet' will be received. This,Day was published, - • Handsomely .pritited in one volume Svo.*Price in boards s&. • • A , New Edition, being the Third, of , • VAMILY WORSHIP; a Course of MORNING and EVENING PRAYERS for every Day in the Month. To which is prefixed, a, DISCOURSE on 'I A - , MILY RELIGION. By JAMES BEAN, Caralcor Carshalton, in Surrey. Printed - for F. and C. Rivington, No. - 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and i..Hatcharcl, No. 190, Piccadilly. The Discourse on Family Religion prefixed to this Work, may be hadseparate, price 4d. By the same Author, The Christian Minister's Affec— tionate Advice to a new Married Couple... The ad edit. price is. 6d. This day was published, price rs. . . THE TEARS of HII3ERNJA . ! Sze. a Poem, 1 - By WAI. THOS. FITZGERALD, Esq. - crudelis übique , ' Luaus, übique Pavor, -et plurit* Mortis Imago I Vtacti„ L as Printed by John Sto kdale, Piccadilly. Where may be had,- AIISC E LA.NEO US POEMS; i de dicated to the Earl of Moira, • the same Author, in one vol. ko..tine paper, price 9s. This Day was published, A LETTER (in COBBETT's WEEKLY RE_ 11 GIST E R), atiares sed . to The Hon. CHARLES !AMES FOX, on the eircumstances ' the Motive, and the probable Consequences of his visit to 130NA.PARTL " 1 - MONEY FOR LIFE ANNUITIES: - - HE several - distina Sums Of 3001. sool. and.zooot. is immediately for' tliel'u'cliaSe Of well secured Annuities upon -Freehold or long Leasehold Estates, or Dividends of Funded Property, either w itere . the . Borrower has a Life Interest only, or at his own disposal. - Reekeinable or.nor, .at the optiou,of the-_Borrower:- . • ' Apply personally, or by letter, post-paid, at the. Office of Melville.and Co. No. 7, Cecil -street, Strand. FOR THE AUtUNIN. A SWEETENER,OF.TEI.E BLOOD, MO. those who are Affliaed with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and tither Disorders arising from impure Blood; to those likewise whose Con stitutions have been impaired by the injudicious admini stration :of Mercury ; to those, whose puerile indiscretions have already given birth to disease, or sown the seeds of de bility;- and particularly to those who, being married, or o n the eve of marriage, are liable to entail corruption on their posterity, it must be a matter of no small consolation to re tied, that when all other Medicines have failed, DE VELNO's VE G ETAB LE 'PILLS may confidently be re lied' on, as the most pomerful .Alrerative, PUrifier, and Sweetener of the Blood. • - • • At this season of the year; a. Sweeiqiier of the BlOod has ever been (leaned necessary, and it is,eyen recominendrd by the Faculty as a wise precautionary custotn; the advantages, therefore, of commencing an early course of De Velbo's Pills, on account of their efficacy, safetY, pleasantness, of operation, and convenience (requiring no confinement, or re straint in diet), must be self-evident to every impartial per son. . It has also been ascertained •by ample experience, that these Pills are the best auxiliary during the pradice of Sea Bathing, the advantages of which are limited to the surface of the body, unlesS some mild alterative. capable orcor. reeling the properties of the Blood, be taken at the same time. -Prepared and sold, in Boxes, _ price 4s. 6d. or six boxes hi one, -price ml. zs, by the Pronetor, J. Pi.iding, tbrmerly Surgeon in the Army, at his Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford street, opposite the Pantheon; also retail by Tint, Royal Exchange ; Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside ; Swinney, No-zi, Pall-mall ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; Shaw,' No. 74, Borough ; and by every 'Medicine Vender in -- the King. dom. , For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of the STOMACH and BOWELS. Dr. lAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. • THE Excellence of these PILLS, as a gentle purgative, and as a general preservative of Health, by assisting Nature in the due discharge of the Animal Functions, has established their rcputation as a Medicine of the •first im portance. They are admirably calculated . for Digorders of the Stomach . and Bowels ; for persons of a Bilibus, a Gouty; or a Rheumatic dispOsition • as well as for those whose 'Con stitutions have been alfeded by a top adive or too sedentary life, or by a residence in hot Climates. They are likewise . particularly serviceable in ,Head-Achs occasioned by Inch g,estion, and in removing the bid cads of free living; as also in preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the con.' sequence of intemperance. . • The tendency of these Pills is to open the pores by night, And thebocly by day : they moreover promote sleep, and re quire neither confinement nor attention To diet. Recourse should be had to them on the first attack of .a cold,• or upon any slight indisposition; and they should never be omitted at bed-time after an excess of eating or drinking; .and thus their distinguished charaderis tic will he maintained of pro: rooting longevity, so remarkably exemPJ,i,Aca bLtlieir Inven , tor, who,"' by the 'Constant use of thent, , ,thOukli very free liver, attained the age of ,' • ‘, As the . ANALEPTIC PILLS 6'44 their virtues to a peculiar Preparation, whiCh has. neve i r : been divulged but to the present Proprietors, they can, only be bad genu ine from them ; and they are sold - lay' Francis Newbety, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder No. 43., the East End of St. Paul's, a few doors from - Clieapside, London ;• and at Dr.- James's late house in Bruton-street, in BoXes, 'priee 45. 6d. each; stamp included ; •or the quantity of Six in one large Box for 45. as it now bears a 3s. ra";,l43H r Observe that the words, " F. Nawnia , No. St. Paul's," are engraved on the Stamps All others are coun terfeits. • . . . . NEW .PUBLICkTIONS. The folloWingNALlrAilLE, WORKS have been rectntlS , ' published by T. CADE LLitjt.in. and W. 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