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I), of f the" f thd ier to )Dke, .ED Un-; ornf .tor, 2331 eti4- )001:- 1~~ Z N. . } ~:1~ Eiv 1 ase- ,ok , We ibly )dc, fgt.!, fits' • go" case sa• test :AO arid ?no 3a- " :THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT:GARDEN. • • F rO.MORROW EVENING, Odober 8,18 oz, will be performed, THE WAY TO GET MARRIED. Tangent, Mr. LEWIS ; • Toby Allspice, .Mr. EMERY.; Captain Fanlkne-, Mr.. MURKAY.; Dick D as h all , M r. FAWCETT; M'Qu , ,:ry, Mr. WADDY ; Landlord Mr. DAVENPORT. . Clementina!Alspice, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; LadY - SOrrell, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Fanny, Miss LESERVE3 And July Faulkner, Miss WP.DDY, • (being - her 24 Appearance on any p ;age. ) To which will be added, THE ESCAPES ; Or, THE WATE R CARRIER. With the. Original Musk composed by Caartuatrt. the Overture and New Music by Mr. AT TWO 0D . Count Armand, Mr. I NCLEDON ; • Michelin Mr. FAWCETT ; Antonio, Mr TOWNS END ; Cartoni, Mr. HILL; - • Daniel, Mr. SIMMONS. Marcell*, ' Miss WHEATLY.; Angelina, Miss HOWELLS ;, • Constantia, Miss DIXON. . • * 44 np Monday, * No Money to be returned. • • - — o nday, Micbeth, with Brazen 'Mask. .Brah a m and Signora Stoned are engaged at this Thga tre, and wilt make their first appearance this Season in The Cibitict o n T ues d ay nett;.with The Irishman in London: Hon t n . • Wednesday, —The Max Of the 'World, with Robin i () 11 Thursday, Mr. C oo ke 'wit! .perform the Charaeter of r tr.futia Falstaff, in the Coniedy of The Merry Wives of trralsor, witii Nc,ley Abbey. ARMY AGENCY, OFFICE, No. zB, Manchester-buildings, near Westminster Bridge. LIEUT. TAPP and Co. beg leave to acquaint the 'officers of the Army, that they continue to negociate 2 11 matters relative to the Purchase, Sale, and Exchange - of Commissions, and have at this time several Companies in th e E as t Indies, and in old Regiments at Home, as well as Lieutenantcies and Ensigncies in exchange to Hal f.pay i like wise a variety of Ensignci es i n di fferent situations tor Sale. N. - B. A Captain upon the En4lisli, wishes to exchange to the Irish Hall-pay ; a Cornet of Heavy Dragoons will eX. change to Halt..pay. A reduceable Lieuteriantcy for Sale. FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, DRIVA - ELLy taught to Ladies end Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt this Accomplish. Mt, or not in the improved modetn style, at No. 19, Sher ("i-street, Golden-ua, and zo, Great AIIE-street, ~.'rrians 'fields T he y are taught on a 'Plan particularly •-. . . for thuse to whom it is an object to acquire it e)t peditiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion. .14reigners, Officers, and Country Residents, who may lls- I'll:I - learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, i the H o use, axd receive constant Instruction. b The Select Weekly Assemblies commence-this nionth, the ' lll 4 condu'Cied b,y lqr. Taylor ; none but Subscribers ad. rnitad ; none but People of respectability can subscribe. 116 sPedatile'Schools and Families, if not distant from Town, r egularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instructed in every elegant requisite of Modern Dani.;ing. Yarmouth, Oa. 3,.iBet. 'To SAIL FROM YARMOUTH to HAMBURG H, On Sunday the loth Oolober inst. "THE good Ship ANT, of Y armout h, WILLIAM I. HARRIS Master, Burthen 27 Tons., She will take in Coeds and Passengers•fril the day previous to her Sailing. Actchess to Me. Timothy Steward, Merchant, Yarmouth, ot , the Master on board the Ship'. SIR FRANCIS • BURDETT's PORTRAIT, whole length, painted by Thomas Lawrence, Esq. R.A. to be engraved in that superior stile the line mariner, by Walker. The site of the Print co inches by 13,' being the same size as the whole length P o rt ra it o f his Excellency t Jiteral Washingtob, engraved in the line manner from a r ' , :lUre by Stuart. To Subscribers the price ofa Proof Two iliileas, of a Print One Guinea. The number of Proofs to be.confiried to 2:5o: • Halt of the price to be:paid at the time of subscribing, when a receipt will be given, entitling th e beater to an impression agreeable to its number. The i r ?- 11 gra c 1,4 y will be executed without ‘delay, and the I mpres deliveied as soon as poisible, agreeable to the order they thesubscribed for. The price will be advanced as soon as " Plate is published. • le S ubscriptions are received by Mr. Debrett, Piccadilly ; 'ir. Ridgway, York-street, St. lames's.; Mr. Brewer, the Vther Newgate-street . ; Alessrs. Crosby and Letterman, , i t ationers.court. 'Ludgate-hill ; Mr. Miller, N0..5, Corn - hill, ; Mr . J. Hoppe, Minories ; Mr. J. Palmer, Hounslow; 4141 I• G. Walker., . mmer Ha s nith, near the White Hart. DISTILLING BY STEW.' AN App . . aratus for this Purpose, calculated to lib prove all a r de n t Spi r it s o bt a i ne d by Distillation, an d to i c '4 tti bthoriginal and annua fogpence of such Estab 11trienois ; and also an Apparatus DRYING COFFEE BY STEAM Ill are expeditiously, to great er certa i nt y, an d w ith much l ess e2our than it can be dried in,the Sun, may be seen in us e Y Thursday, at the Tinned C o pp er W or k s o n Bank s id e . p 4 Ooirie s .t o be addressed to C. Wyatt (the Patentee), New It tge- stre e t. • • A CAPITAL INN To BE LET T, and entered upon at Christmas next, the CROWN, at SLOUGH, BUCKS, on the `at Bath Road Twenty miles from London. for i . particulars nqutre of I'. Jarvis, Longford, Middle. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Either Together or Separate, Tw.o FARMS, one consisting of a Messuage, rA and abont 443 Acres of Land called BADNALL in P • 1 f K M', situate - the arts ies o Eccleshall and Chbsey, li ‘ ,l "e County of Stafford, in the Occupation of Samuel and the other, consisting of-a Messuage, and ab ou t Acres of Land called f e WINESHEAD FARM, situate tl aPel Chorlton, in the said County, in the- Occupation y,: r. dw akl Adderley ; both the Farms are held front year to t,;1141! Tenants will spew the Premises, and further parti- Ivi ch '' t naY be had, by applying to Mr. Ednleston, Nant or to Mr. Perry, Doddington, Cheshire. HEREFORDSHIRE. In L TO BE SOLI) UY AUCTION, King s ' "s Headid the 22d Day of Ottober instant, at the Inn, in the Town of Kington, in the Co' , :r.ty HerefOrd, between the' Hon rs ot Three and Six o'Ci ,ck ' 1 „ 11 the Afternoon, subject to' Conditions of Sale to be then wrodliced ; EVRRAL very VALUABLE and Improveable FREE HOLD ESTATES, comp r i z i ng t h e MANORS, FLORDSHIFS LYONSHALL BOROUGH, and LY- If.):\fSHAt..l. FOREIGN • extending over a large Trait of abounding • with Game, with the .Chief-rents (of t uout the Animal 'Value of zol. 45. sic") Courts Lett, Courts on, Rights, Ro, and'lmm un iti cs t h ereto b e l ong i ng. several Freehold Messuages, F.:rms, arid Lands, lying f i n lthin the same, and t h e Parish of Lyonshall ' aforesaid, now LLthe several holdings ot. Harford Jones, Esq. (or his-Under kts). Richard Whitcombe, Esq. Mr, John Cheese, Mr. w,l3rd Clarke,. Mr. Johb Stephens, Thomas Trumper, y ` Tenants m Lloyd, John Ca rwar di ne, and Francis Pernber, r ate .• several l''enants sltew tile Premises, and further t . `7 l , t 3 tetilars may behad by app'ing to M r . Ll o yd , Weohly ; 4 r5. Bax ter , Lloyd and Lloyd, Soiicitors, Llidlo's, Salop. - • OFFICE OF,ORDNANCE, September, ISo2. 17HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA .I- 7ESTI": ORDNANCE do herely give Notice, that they will sell 6j Public Asaion at tie Tower; a'n Thursday the I 4th of Odober next, at _Eleven o'Clock in, the Farevogn, SUN9RY LOTS of OLD and . UNSERVICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES, consisting o, Musquets, Carbines, and Pistols, Barrels for Musquets and Carbines, Musquct Locks, Bayonets, and Steel Ramniers, Swords of sorts, Halberts and Spears, Black Leather Ac coutrements, Flints of sorts, a Quantity of Bedding, and Sand Bags, Pieces of Tents, Wad Mill Tilts, &c. Union Flags a Bunting, Light Dragoon Saddles complete, a Quantity of. Harness, Grease and Medicines, Handacrews, Shovels, Spades,• Pickaxes ' Bar - rows, . Feather Edge Boaf i ds, Match Wads and Paper Skiff; Oil and Paint, Nails and Spikes of sorts, Buslicl and Luigi) Iron, Cop. per, junk, and a Quantity of Cordage ; , with various other Articles, the.whole of which try; he vie wed at the Tower till the lay,of Sale. • •' 4 • Printed Lists of the Loitzvill".be delivered to such Persons as app . l . y for the at the o . lfice Of Ordnance in the Tower. • • 43f Order of the . Board, y_ R. H. CREW; Secretary. SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. CAUTION to PARENTS and SCHOOLMASTERS and MISTRESSES. . APERSON having - lately been convi&ed, and several others being in custody, for vending about the Country, as well as in Town,, BOOKS, PRINTS, and PICTURES, of a most INFAMOUS and OBSCENE NATURE, rj-IF, COMMITTEE OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE, feel it acluty they owe to the Religion, the Morals, and the Health of the rising Generation, to caution Parents and Guardians, and the Keepers of all Schools and Seminacies, especially ofthose for the Education of Females, to be particularly attentive to Persons of the above description. Most of them are Fo reigners, the greater part Italians. Those who frequent the vicinity of the Metropolis, usually carry a Portfolio containing many Prints Of no improper tendency ; but when an op portunity offers, by their gaining adMittance into Schools, they privately produce and sell to the Children, and such Young Persons of either Sex as may come in their way, both Books and Prints in the highest degree Indecent, Scandalous, Libidinous, and Obscene. Some of these Persons travel to a greater distance, and, ,indeed, over the whole Kingdom. Many of them with Baskets of little Trinket's, and small Pictures even of Religious Subjects, who also take opportu nities of producing and selling, in a private manner, the same Dooksanct Prints, as well as others of the like detestable and pernicious kind, particularly certain small Pictures, most grossly indecent, in the form of Watch-papers. , The Committee further consider it their duty to represent to Magistrates and those having Jurisdiction in the several Cities and Towns of the Kingdom, that_ as most of the abovii mentioned Itinerant Print-sellers travel without a Hawker's Licence, they may come under the denomination of Vagrants. The Committee think it necessary further to state, that they are in possession of evidence, of the number being very great Of the Persons carrying on this illicit and most destruc. dye Trade, and that they are supported by Combinations still greater. Nevertheless, by the, due circumspeaion and spirited exertions of those particularly to.whom this Caution is addressed, and by such elfbrts as this Society may be.en abled to exert, it is to be hoped that this subtle and marelN3- lent attack upon YOuth and Innocence, this deep-laid scheme against Religion, Morality, and the very existence of Society, will speedily be counteraCted, and ultimately suppressed. Signed by Order of the Cotnrnittee, AUGUSTUS PITCHERS, Secretary. Committee Room, No. 16, King-street, Covent-garden. S The late Rev. WM. HETHEIUNGTON's CHARITY to the BLIND. CHRIST's HOSPITAL, 06.1ober r, WHEREAS the abovenamed Gentleman, in his life-time, enabled the GOVERNORS of thiS HOSPITAL, to pay Annuities of Ten Pounds to each of fifty Blind -'-Persons : and whereas ;-nany other _benevolent t'ersons'have made large additions to the same Charity, so as. to enable the Goyernors to pay similar Annuities to Three Hundred and Forty other Blind Persons, making together :Three Hundred and Ninety : the said Governors do hereby give Notice,: that a'Committee of Almoners will sit. in the. Counting-house of the said Hospital sortie time in the month of November next, to fill Up the vacant Annuities. The said Governors, in consequence of the very munifi cent additions made to this Fund, by the benevolent Persons 'before alluded to, sortie, of whom are still living, and desire to be unknown,' and tor the pbrpose of seleding thr these Annuities • 4 Persons born of reputable Parents, and well brought up,'" , agreeably to the intention of the Donors, have recently agreed to admit'Petitioners at -the age of fifty years ; !and to prevent fruitless applications, they think proper to dedlare, that no Person can receive an Annuity under either -of the'said Establishments, who has not been wholly desti tute of Sight • for the space of the last three years ; or who was not born in that part of the United Kingdom called England, exclusive of %Vales, and the Town of Berwick upon-Tweed;.-or wholtas any Income for Life,- of the yearly value of tol. ;or who-has at any time during . hisir her lite, received alms from any parish or place, as a Pauper ; or who is, or ever was, .a common Beggar ; or who is not of .sober life and conversation; or who shall not have lived during the whole three years, last past, in the pariSh or place wherein they shall reside at the time of their application for this Charity. The Petitions-athose Candidates, who have been unsuc cessail, tnay be renewed at-the Counting-house of the said Hospital,,upon the personal application of a Friend; any day (Holidays excepted) from "ctkestlay, the 12111 of Odober in stant, to Saturday, the, ietiT• instant; from Nine to Three o'Clock ; where also, 411 ring the saute period, proper Peti tions will be delil,•ered to the Friends of other persons qua lified to apply ; the whole of.,w inch. Petitions Must re turned to the Counting-house on. before Saturday, the 6th November. • jut‘fiAßD CORP, Clerk. The Public are particularly desired to observe, that no attention can be pa►d to..tetters. FREEHOLDS IN HERTFORDSHIRE AND ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By IVir. WINSA'ANLEY At GarraiVay's Coffee-house, Change Alley, Cornhill, London, on Friday the Bth of October 1 8 0 2, at T we l ve o'Clock",at Noon, I,OTI. , _ A SUBSTANTIAL ‘I\III.SSUAGE and nient Offices ' together with several parcel's of IM provable, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, containing, by a late Survey, iit Acres, exclusive of Hedges, Fences, and Ditches, situate in ThcObald,street, in the Parish of Aldenham, in the County of lierttiird, two miles front Elstree, five from Edgewarc, and. 15 from London ; now in the possession of RiLdiard Hodgson, Tenant 'from year to year, who is under notice to quit at Michaelmas, 1802,. LOT 11. A valuable and very improvable FARM, situate in the Island of 'Foulness, in the County of Essex, about 7 miles -from Rochsford, and 6 from Prettlewell and South End, consisting of a Messuage and Offices, with several parcels of rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land,. containing 2 6b Acres, or thereabouts, in possession of th e Wid ow o f t h e late diles Bell, held for a Term of twenty-one Years, which expires at Michaelmas rSo'3.. This Farm is near a Quay upon the Banks of the Island, from whence, the PrbducC is shipped at a small expence. Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Winter, Kaye, Beckwith and . Freshfield; Solicitors, Swithin's-tane, Lun. don; Messr. W. and I. 'Black, Middle Temple; Mr. Winstanley, Paternoster-riw.; at Richards's Coffee-house, Temple Bar„,,.and at the Place of Sale. NEVV PUBLICATIONS. The foll Owing VALUABLE WORKS have been recently published by T. CADELL, jun. and W. DAVIES, Strand : i. 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