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ais)(l of LIY4 MBER 3 1 3 3'l THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. .. • . TO-MORROW EVENI NG , Oetobe ; . Boz, will be performed, RIVALS. WITH TWO. STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. Mr. Collins having been received, on Saturday night, with thelighest applause in the Charaders of Jabel, and,Rnbi n Rough-head, he , will repeat the latter Character on TI-u r day nett, after King.tfory the Fourth. And on Thursday * Mt. Stephen Kemble, of the Theatre_ Royal, N5% - . - castle-,, will make his , first Appearanc e on this Stage hi the Charader of Sir John Falstaff; in King H enr y the Fourth. 7 new Nusical Piece, called A House to be Sold, taken from the French, is in preparation, and will be speedily pro duced. • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, Oaober 5,18 oz, , i will be.performed, THE MAN OF' THE WORLD. tr+?~ n W - THE. I'LTRIPik 1, ROAD. eArtesd • A Cure fOr the Heart Ache, with The Poor &Q . ' er: ROYAL CIRCUS. For the BENEFIT of Mr. G. JONES, Riding Master. TO -MORROW, TUF,SDAY, the 5-t h ofoEtober, will be presented the New Splendid Spedacle, called, GONSALVO DE CORDOVA, , • • or, Thekonques . t of Grenada. IVith HorSemanship by a G rand Troop of Horsemen; and the Tail*, Riding to Brentford ; a great variety of Dancing, by Mr. Byrne, Miss Adams, .and, Master Byrne ; and, by particular desire, the. New . Grand Ballet Dance called Zamor and Zamora, or, The Peruvian Boy. The whole to conclude-with the popular Pantomime of The Enchanted Harp,;or,•llarlequin for Ireland. 1 - IC,lct: to bt:'had .of Mr. Jones, at his Pantheon Riding School', the Corner of Webber -street, adjoining the North Side of Magdalen Hospital, BlaCkfriars .Road, where he regularly attcgds.trom Sven in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon . , to .instruct Ladies and Gentlemen in the polite Art of Rid!ntand Managing thi Horse. ' V-E - g-lURES: ON .SURGERY. - R. THOMAS viii commence dieIVINTER • COURSE'of his LECTURES on.,Si.TRGERY, on Evening, October the Bth. Particulars may' be town at his 'House in Leicester. square ; ()rat the Anatomi tal Tilcarrc, Windmill , stree!. • IttIYAL'EXCHANGL ASSUR4I%:CE;OFFICE, Septemer, 1802. PERSONS whOseAn,nnal Premiums fall.due on-the zijtii inst. arzliertbrin.forrned, that Receipts'are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices,. over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, a well as by their re- S Peetive4tgents in the. Sfi ve ra I Counties ; - -aud the Parties as. aured alb refit steel to apply f 9... the renewal of their Policies 44 , 11 'ar betbre "the r 4.01 Of 0-tquber next, as theusnal Fifteen Day s allowed for Payment; beyond the Diteof each Policy Will then. expire. : : : - SAMUEL FENNING, 3un. Sec. Attendance is given, cikily, 'at the said Offices, for the ;surance of•Builtliugs, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in ~larbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or carnage Firt! - and also for. tne Or, 40a - ties on; does. B. Policies of Assurance for the .Sum of 3001. or up. wsartis, arcissuedfree of expence to the Assured. . ROMAN. CZMENT. MESSRS. PARKER - a;iti . Backside, South- Wark, manufa s eture Cement, of &Fortin - , for building in Water, which far surpasses. in utility. 'Dutch Tetras, or any other kind of .Mortar : it gives to alt kinds of Brick or Scone Work, ar k Unecimmon'degree 4 strength and cohesion ; it scrim - War Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone;,and may expoied evci to The adion.of the Sea, withou4 injury.. In ai ll3uilding6, therefore, intended to resist, or contain Wat er , !His' Cement maybe used with singular advantage;' or it may oe lowered With. Lime and Sand, to any desirable degree, for co mmon purpases. they also.pr4iare STUC C O for casing Buildings with, of the saint:shard-and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves ILle wall s from yet and damp, and may be executed'so as rnvlleiely t o ' resemble Stone, at 'a very moderate expellee. at. Paving; Coping, divi cutter Stones, cheaper than Na-. m oat stone. • . , • TO BE SOLD, LEASE of a - HOUSE irftower Groseitor all- %tteet . • fors the Residencrof a Single Man of Fa'- 4 lat or of, -small Genteel Family.. Possession - may be ; ct Christmas, 'Or sooner, ifrecritired. ti o f Particulars, hiquireof Marsh and Tatham;Upholders, _ ora.street. ; • _. . • . ... , • ! - - DO.bLErs ARILS INN, DOD,LEY. . I ,TO 'BE 1,E1"1 and nl;ts , be enteredluponlm , . . . • in2cliately. if required, the aboVe Inn, situate: in the „44tket-,pface, Dudley, n the County of Worcester, and "'°‘‘?; in the ocen nation of M Joseph Spurdle. ; A l 4.e'DVvelling-liouse . and its ApPendages compriie every c ‘ i olnitiodition'frr air - Inn, and the Premises are spacious, , a t' , l,*eit ac i apt ed for net _purpose. ' ' .._ _,.. 17 -- ', ‘ ,T4e Tenain wil: be exp4eten .to take the STO CIC,,:Ult,— l'i llti R E aitd CA It it LAG ES, at'a fair A ppraisemerit, and dery EncouragOrnent will .be.giveu to'a good Tenant, .who ill be accommodated with a: sufficient quantity of Land fOr Jon. , . .. . 3 ,,eir further Particulars, and-to treat for the renting thetsOT, r OIY ,at the Office ..of Mr. , Bburne, ! Att orne y; i n D u dl ey ktiresaid. - - - . LEICESTER. • l' () BE ,SOLD IN LOTS, or LETT on BUILDING ' •LEASES ANY i"AitT, of that .PIECE of GROUND knoWn by the name of the FRI E RS, the- Borongh eicester.. It comr#Unicates with a principal Stil'eet ot the vn, and Fos to a considerable extent op the.. Bank of the is qv 1 !gable River Soar, which falls into the Trent,. The whole . :11,, i Parochial, and the. L'an&Tax has been redeemed. 1,gts0:!: situation peculiarly eligible for tlw ertklion of Ala t n.o- . ch ez i, ) le3 .rvsittiring a breadth of ground, and the advantage of carriage to most parts of the 'Kingdom, •b): .uor • Ivzsteotesilartlkr particular, inquire of. Walter- Ruling, Esq. ..„.. n ear Leicester. ' , Ho 111 A.ItSTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, , GRANTED'. to J. SIG MO ND, Surgeon DentiSt, Bath, — for his BRITISH IMPERIAL ti PRICE - an : a PRESERVATIVE LOTION. Takes . method to acquaint .his Agehts, that in consequence of Ve heavy additilinal Medicine Duty, which took 'place Ih"e•first tint: Month,' thefollowin small ativaii::e has been the g price oi the above Preparations, viz. - Bottle of P reserv a tiv e Lotion k. 0 5 6 The Large Size Box of Deatiirice . o 5 6 The Ditto - • Ditto - 2. 9 ..,,,she Bottle of A noclvne :findure - .0 2 9 T o A- above may be hack (e7 , _:efliiit - Ivith /the various - salts of ;14)T-lirushes constructed On'an impro - yeli plan) by Game ti t I .,•ea, NC, 52, New Bond-strert ; Her f drie and So,. ),,o‘ %hi-street, Golden:square ; Watts; ' 47-8,.. Strand"; 9, Holborn Hill Geo:Perfumer, 68, 111 411 ; Gokiing, 42, Carnhill „Hazel,. Perfumer, Blackr~r-- _4ntwko.a(l ; and by - the Principal Medicine! Vender' arid _tr.;in.the Uinted Kingdoms. •." : P1 ' .2 .3; 1802, 3% ~ w ' • , ri - .0 , r.-rtg66 l 4 /.. \ -01'1," - • 0 ... ft .7.11,Lit5;,•: - .N!...- ,-.., N I•• 4 • . . 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Books of-. this kind; and esoecially those who appear to consult, not, somuch profit antk . fame, as the instruction and improvement of the rising generation; Mr. Wilson. is - fan Author - of this description ; and he has here furnished a very us - au!, in- ' s:ruct:ve, and cheap volume ondhe Principles of Elocution, witch appoSire - ExaMples.and Exercises. " lhe Essay containing the Principles of Elocution issen .sible and well c niiposed. 1r is - followed by -extracts from - various Authors (like those in the Work intitled," Elegant - Extracts"), •arranged under the Heads of Nin'rative Pieces, Descriptive Pieces, InstruCtive Pieces. Speeimens of Pulpit El,opience, Eloquence of the Bar, &c. and Poems. F-Icle, of these divisions iS introduced by some general remarks on that species of oratory to which particular examples belong thus the. NarratiYe Peces.are prefaced by General Remarks on History ; the. Instructive Pieces, by Observations on_ the diperent ;Modes of InstruCtion ; and the Poems, by 'Remarks on Poetry, and Rules for reading Verse."---Monthly Review, May 'too, . 13RI1?GNoRT4. VERY 'VALI:AI3.LE ESTATE, in F ee Sim • • Fl'ple, called the BRO CKA LLS (subjeet to 'ticti Con ditions as shall then be produced), will be SOLI) BY AUC. • ON, by Perisain . Clarke, at the Crown Inn, in Bridgnorth, on Saturday the 6th day of November next, between the hburs pi Three and, Ejght in the Afternoon, unless previously , disposed- of by' priVate Contraq, of .which notice will be given,- consisting Of a substantial FARMHOUSE, with convenient Barns, Stables,. Outbuildings and, Premises • thereto belonging, and about zzo Acres of useful Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, divided into about thirty-five I nclosures, and a - considerable quantity of Gnrwing.Timber there in ; and also the valuable MineS - otCoal, Freestb n e, and Clay, which have. been bored and' proved. in the Estate, tiwil nearly adjoining the Iron Works of The Estate is situate in a Ring Fence, Within,seven rhileS. Bridgnorth, and one mile of the navigable river Severn, in the Parish of Clielinarsh, in the CaLinty,or Salop, in the• tenure of Messrs. Birkin and. Startin, under Lease foe • twenty-one Yeats from Lady-day last, at the very low Rent* of 'Oct..; part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mort. gage of the Piemises. "lo treat for the same by Private Contrea, and for further - particulars, apply, to Mr. James Wellesbourne; near Strat.. forcl-ou-Avon ; and Plans and Particulars of the estate are . left at the Offices - of MeSsrs. James and Hughes, Solicitors, Warwi,!ki - •and Messrs, 'Ma:shall anki Shiith, Solicitois, 131'14144th. , MO_N,DA Y,, Oi 7-;:l'BER 4, ISOZ. NAI'Y OFPICE, tgoz. T. HE PRINCIPAL •OPFICERS' -and COA'I_ .16aSSIONERS of His ATSY.Y, :do hereby give Notice, • that on THURSD-5.11, the ph of Wiober next, at Two o'Clok in the Afternoon, tbc; put up' .14ale,at their Office; in .Santerset Plats, the Hulls of 1 ra Mcrjesty's Pessel undermentianed, tcgethep ,with Masts, Yards,. ,Furnitare, Stores, as per In v entor,-, ' 7lnt: • CLINKER - 766) '- FORCE- - 48 FURNACE - 169. PELTER - 49 TEA ZE-R. - 43 (Copper bottomed lying. at •G RI PE R 169 ( Slicerwsb. GALLANT, - 169 ACUTE - , SWINGER - 161 FURIOUS - • 709 J I,3R.AAK - - • 613 Ditto, lying at Deptford. - 4,yPersons willing to hecome Purchasers may have the' liberty of ;viewing ,the said Pisseis ditiing tbi , cconthon wcaliN„s , hSurs of the.yardr. Catalog:it's and Conditions of • Sale may he had here and at the yard,. The late. Rev. WM. HETII F. It IN GT o,N's C HARI TY . : to the BLIND. • CHRIST's I - COSPITAL, elober 1802. i t - WHEREAS the abovenamed G ent l eman, • his .life-time, enabled the GOVERNORS of HOSPITAL, to pay Annuities of Teu ,Pounds toc:. Fifty Blind Persons : and whereas wily other benevoicw Persons have made large additions to the Same .Charity, so as to enable the Governors to nay similar Annuities 16 Three Hundred and Forty other Blind Persons, making 'together Three Hundred and Ninety : the said Governors do hereby •give Notice, that a Committee of Adinoneis Will sit in the Counting-house of the said Hospital some time in the month of Noyember next, to fill up the vacant Annuities. - - The said Governors, in consequence of the very munifi cent additionSinade to this Fund, by the benevolent Pe4ons -• before alluded to, some o f whom are still and desire to be unknown, and for the purpose of selecting fur these Annuitie's " Persolas born of reputable Parents, and well brought up," agreeably - to the intention of the l)ondrs, have - recently agreed tosadmit Petitioners at the age of fitly years; and to ,prevent fruitless applications, they think "proper to declare, that no.P • cot receive an Annuity under - either of the said f; stablishments,! who has.not been wholly desti tute of Sight fbr the space of the last three years ; or Who was not born in that part of- the - United Kingdom called England, exclusive of - Wales, and the Town of 13c.rwick upon_Tvveect; or who has any I ncome for' Life, of the yearly value of zol. ; ur vylio has at any time during his or her life, received alms front any parish-Or place, ,as a 'Pauper ; or who is, or ever was, a common Beggar ; or who. is not of sober lite and conversation; or who shall not have lived during the whole throe years last past, hi the parish or place :wherein they shall reside at the time of their application for this Charity. The Petaions of tnose Caltdiolates, whO have j been linsuc. • cessful, - may be 'renewed at the Counting , •house of the said • Hospital, upon the personal application of a Ffiend, any day THolidays - excepted) from. Tuesday -the rzth - of Qdober in_ stant, to Saturday, the - 30th instant, from Nine to Three • o'Clock • 'where also, during the same period, proper Poi, tions will be delivered to • the Friends of other persons qua lified to apply ; the Whole of which Petitions must , he re— turned toi the Counting-house on or before Saturday, the '6th November. •t Trt-rA 11 r.(IR P 02 . Tilt Public are particularly dewed to observe, tine • no attention c4n be piou to Letters. NEW INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING TABLE, SOFA BED, CHAIR BED, Handsome 13rass-screw Four Posts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. 16 t 7 Catherine_street, Strand. . _ ONE of the Imperial Dining `fables, I'. Dior_ gan had the Honour of showing to THEI MAI t.S,- - TI ES and the PRINCESSES at the Queen's House, who were, according to their a,:eustomed goodness. of encouraging Ingenuity, most "gricioUslY pleaSed to express their highest approbation' and • sari:lion of the same. Also the much ad mired. Brass Screw Redsteads,.called Patent, so easily fixed up and taken down without 'Tools, the urnitures to which are made upon anew Plan, in fixing on and taking off with out the Ilse of:Nails, Tools, &c. Several other Articles of Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new - and improved Principles ' - s - complete Assortment a portable Mosquito Nett Beds, and every other Article requisite lir_ l a.. dies and Gentlemen going to the Eastland West - Indies, and ail other foreign Clim i ates ; are allowed far superior' to any oth e r sort 'usually , ; handsome Dome Beds, and new deSigned French Window Curtains, en suite,- with every other Article of Furniture _in .the U.pholsterY and .Cabinet Branches, by Morgan and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet nikt-ri, No. 'Oland 17, Ctlierine-street, Stralid. • N. B. hlorgari and Sanders, entreat Ladies and Gentletten to.be particulanin . the Numbers, No. 16 and -17, threelloors fmm.the Strand. , NEW ,INVENTED BLACKING. PATRONIZED AND USED FOR THE KING AND .ROYAL FAMILY ARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER, a Chemical V reparatkiii, which :will neither soil' Lice :fineselinen, or smell disagreeably ; it softens and nourishes the leather, repels water, keeps the tectdry and comfortable, procures the finest jerblack, and retains its virtues in all climates ; beat wilt not diminish its lustre, and'the dust may be wiped otf without lessening the Polish it Produees the most ele4ant lustre to Gentlemen's Hussar Boots •and Dres! Sh6es, os• well as to' the Ltoots, Shoes,'Clogs; &c. of the' La dies. It is sold by Wobert Hardy, the Proprietor, at No. 3, liarnant's licn, Holborn and by most lioot-makers and Venders of Patent Mediirrine in the United Kingdom, in tin boxes, at is, and ts.-'6,1: each, with ,proper Brushes.—He proCnrcs Boot Trees, if reoired, on which the Most fashionable lustre is produced with case and expedition. FOR: THE AUTUMN. -A SWEETENER OV, 'BilE BLOOD. .those who are Afliided -with the Scurvy,. ScorbutiC Eruptions', Leprosk; -- and other Disorders arising from impure , Blood; to ihoSe like vise Whose Con stitutions have: - : been impaired by the injudiCious• admini stration of tvlercmry ;'to those whose 'pLierile indiscretions have, already giveribi , th to disease, or sown the seeds of de bility ; and • particidarly to thbse Who, befrig married, or on the eve.of marriage, arc liable to entail corruption on their posterity, it must be a matter of no•stnall consolation to re flect, that 'when all other • Medicines have failed, DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS may confidently be re lied on, , as:the 'most polverful Alterative; Purifier, and S weetener bf thelilood. • At this 'season of the year, a 'S%Yeetencr of the Blood has ever been deemed necessary, and it is oven recommended by the ,Faculty as a wise procautionaryttstoin ;the advantages, therfore, of commencing early 'coisfse of De Velno's- Pill s , on account of their efficacy, safety,• pleasantnesS of qiieration ' and convenience (requiring n o confines ent, or rs s'aiiiint indiet), must be. self-evident to every impartial per son.. 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