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Monday Mr. Braham and Signora Storace will appeal. in the ypera of The Cabinet, after.whielt it cao .beapeaornied but an h account,ul a new Cornic Opera whicii is ill. PteParation, and will very speedily be peoduced., Un Wednesilay, The-Man Of the World. ° acconnt of the great demand fOr Pieces 4;:w the ; New •r 11 1 ,5 1, of Delays - and Blunde,rs,, it,, will be 4 aaed .. yvery - ,.‘" ua y;Thitrsday, anti Saturday, till further notice.• Istly n t ' e w Melo Drente, in Twn Ad i, 'called ATale of rit:w §`Y , is in rehearsal, a nd will spei.-dily be producedovith c etlery; mew Music, and Dres's'e§: • • • . . . p -NS - lON OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY. A• Reigate,: October, it, i21c,2. DEPUTATION from the COMM' I' 1. EE kt.i..or the irstended Extension of the SURREY - IRON ailc; ),!WAY, th3 - ough flit Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX, las ,!ANTS to the SEA COAST, having this day atteunvtl f c,r ~.lith 11•1r:ltissop's. Report, and the Flails and Section; ti le 'ip of the said proposed Line', and to - comniunicate to us WlZtitity of the sant:: ; te re e t the Magiztrates, assembled at the Petty Session held 44Whis , Day, Do hereby give Notice, that a PUBLIC t cs4.,',,TiNG "ill beheld at the SWAN INN, in REl it,: -., on Tiksday the gth day oi: November next,... at Co n o'Clocli in the Forenoon, to take the above Plz:u into tr ie _ s lcte.tition, when it is hoped the Noblemen and Gentle. .4 interettii 'therein, will give their Attendance. - •• ROBERT HUDSON. • . , : . ROBERT LADBROKE. , CHARLES BIRKI - fEAD. -.-; :•• . - HYLTON JOLLA FFE. WM. JOHN IOLLIFFE.. • 4 ''''''.---................ - ._. . -- No.. sO, Strand„'eth ()et 12oz. • NOTIC" Eis herrby given, hr theTar4 , 7:4l . ips lo z ; t _ore j(I.F4N ARNAUD and JOHN GREZIIT.-z,atqf C/ ( 7," 4 A.R2VAUD. 1OHN! GRE I.N, and JOHN SHAW , 171 4 , - RS :and TEik-D they'E hare been" itiislllVe‘i by 114"-1.1 CRS : That siness will be. catried-ou• It o ; 2 ,9. in the Strand, 'aforesaid, by Elias Arnaud ( o f ports- AR lt m ") and 'the said John Shaw, under The Firth Of " E • 'to - t 7AUD FiND I. SHAW." And all Persons indebted 4„„;•le afar:l;4ld Partnerships, arc requested to pay the ,0 4 °Jant of t be:ittesPeCtive Debts to the said Elias Arnaud, auth, r i se d to receive the same.' Arnatui a .-Id J. Shaw, respedfully request a Confirm sh: of the fd,vour..s of the old friends and Customers to the t v i P , and he leave to assure 'them and every other Family,- o ele nDf ti , ottotittheht with their commands, that they may Jo l , c' . 111 . t P ° n. being served with the best Articles, and at tha "HACKNEY SCHOOL. ' • Iyiß•• NEWCOMBE earnestly wishes to infonn F riends arnd the Public general,.that . HACt . - be d . will not adcordi ig to his former intention, l'et(i , • I I- he resigriecHo the Rev. CHARLES II EATHCOTE, M. A.. ( late a Fellow' of Cl l , 4 tY College, Cambridge, an Assistant Matter at the., tail:ter '«house, School, Anil Reader at the . FOundline Hospi. A r , after" Clins,litas, cothmence as Master of I.l— `- 4 EY SCHOOL. z TO THE LOVERS OF FRUIT. • WM. CORNWELL, Gardener, High b c .‘,,, „Barnet, Herts, now *offers fbr sale his remarkablete44,.'&ed Prolific Raspberry, which, for largeness of Fruit, I .lr ze 4 ', s 4 nd flavour excels every other kind o f that Fruit. : — Al6 44 nches oft P he Fruit were 'sent last tune and july to the a w ens, Fruiterer, in' Bond-street, which highly met F,, rProbatio4 of the Public. LV ie F ruit-bearing Plants at 3s. each, to be had of Mr. in on „ C-ornwell, and no Where_else. Ail Orders, with-ready ` , 7, will be carefully attended to. WANTED'AT CHRISTMAS, • A . COMMODIOUS weIfFURNIS:JED F a 1.1,' HOUSE with proper Offices, fur a Gentleman 's j: 4ll 4.Y, from within Ten to Thirty-five Miles from London, it„ar. 4 'tl ry situatinn, with gooct Roads, and near a Post or tet Town, io any County but Essex and Eicrtlonlshire. utrea for J. W. at Mr. Wrangliarit's, No. 153, Bond 3tre tlt• TO BE LETT, • - ' . A Comfor table FAMILY HOUSE, with Garden, Z 4. Ponds Lawn, Pastures, and. a quautity of Meadow "id, sutficient for the use of the House, most pleasantly VlLlte•at and near to the rural Village of Frthiley, 4 from' kroGi Bagshot, in the County of Surrey, and Only 3o 4-ondon on,the High Road to Southampton by Earnhain. For further P art ic u l ars, app l y, if b y L etter, post paid, to 71 Birch, at Frimley; near B a gsh o f ; or a t N o . 6, i n Chan -.....___elY r -latie, London. ,To THE ‘4,:URIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general are respeafully inform e d, ;01-IN BURGESS. FSO N'sGENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, _ontillues to be prepared by them in the same - manner that i The I les giver, such universal approbation for many years past. long justly -acquired superiority of that Article IPLY confirmed in the epinion of the Country at large, and qt 14?. 01 . 4 . resident in all parts of the World, and having stoop ranks itin the sitpation•it now maintains. e'. Utility-of their Essence ot Anchovies and other. it Sauce s f or F i sh, &c. induces them, from the numerous b i ' ve rtisetiaelits daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in urcha s i ng the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, 11 _t_ at thei r W arehouse as under. • - • L Every other Article in the Oil Trad e f o r f am ily use , o f the. .etit quality. th W„ est-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c Officers in th e A rinY and NaV, Olpplied upon the shortest notice for, e East and West 'lndies, &c. s • ' For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they! eier, appointed Messrs. R. 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The above.COttage is sitiiated in the midst ofa fine Sport ing Country,. -within one mile and a half Where the London S taxes pass every day, near one of the. best Trout Streams in the Kingdnin, .in a neighbourhood where a Pack of Fox, hounds are kept, and nas been lately fitted up, With peculiar taste. i . in the most ,coinplete manner, at 'a very cOnsidctabl: - : ex pence. nrnitnre is perfeCtly Modern and fashionable, andln every resp - eel calculated for the House. • r Immediate POssessioty will he given. • - 'For ,fUrtheryarticulars apply to Mr.- Pinkett, Solicitor, No. 3; J tirlare,cot, Temple; or of Messrs: Kerby and Ed wards, Solicitors, Wirick:ster, of whom Tickets may be had to view the Premises. EXT.R.AcT:o - F.,Tp+;,.-BiusToL VAPILKS. cir the perusal of_those aft - tided-with Nervous Complaints, I 'send yowiny Case, and hope.ta sec it published, • Two s - • d years ago ' I had . af Miscairiage, which con_ fined to, worn for three months. I was attend ed by aThysician; who, after many consultations, advised me to try the Bristol Hot Wells. Being them in -Exeter, it was impossible for : me ; to • undertake -the journey, being al ' Most rectueed to a sitadow, with lowneSS of spirits, - viOlent heed-ach, trembling, :palpitation 01 the heart, alarming hys tericfits, and the whole train of Nervous - Complaints.. My. Apothecary and Friends wished me to try your Nervous Cor dial : for their satisfadion I Com Plie d .; the first bottle made no alteration in my complaints;. but it procUred me some na tural sleep, Which I had not exp i erienced, after my nerves became so dreadfully. affe.Oed : tins - indticed.me -to continue the Medicine ; to my surprize, I soon 'found my appetite re turn. I then undertook my journey to the Hot Wells, from which place. I wrote to you for your advice. You reont- Mended me to take a Eve . guinea bottle 'of Nettrous Cordial, as my complaints were so complicaW, and . would require the Medicine to be continued a long time; but , thanks to ,}'our Skill and 'Medicine, in 'about two monthS I--vas so' far reCOVe.i'eCt as to wal and take exercise 9n horseback. It is now 13 months since I . have taken any of your Medicine, and have remained perleolly well over sin.:e without any 'return. of my disoych r,. I ith nOw going to Ireland ;when I return I shall s4tia.iiiliondon . will then pay my respeas to you in person, and give. my address, where With pleiwurel will stt trsfy•aity inquiry • . I' am, Sir, your obliged humble Servant, 'Bristol, May. z 6 Teo°. SARAH.-BAKER. The Botanical 'Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had at the. Doctor's House, No. 9 .Albion-street, seven doors from the Leverian iuseurr., Blackfriars-bridge, in bottles at 325., rt s . fd. and ss.b.d. Also, of Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; • je boult and Co. 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