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COLLINS 11( •Mr. Ford, „Mr. WROUr:HTON ; • Sir Hugh Evans, Mr. DOWTON ; Dr Canis, Mr. WEWITZER ; Pistol, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. • •• Ntrs. Page, Miss POPE • • • mts l . hr . s k . ri Pa F Ford Mrs. A RLO P.; ge, Miss B M NAGE ' •, Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. SPARKS. wira. • I•THE • POOR SOLDIER. r P r il - Wednesdq, Mrs. Jordan will perform in the Comedy he Conntry Girl. • ~ • • THEATRE:ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov,. 2, 1802, • will be_perfortned, a New Comedy, called DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. • , • With new Scenes and llres 4 se . s: • • . . The Principal Characters_bv, • MK'LF.WIS Mr. MUNDE.N, • Mr. FAWt... Mr. Nttl.l4t V, Mr . EA.TFR-Y4 • • Me. l'l3l)t)NS, M r ..DAVV.NPORT, Mr ,I.:11NIONS: Mrs. LITCHFULD, Mrs. H. 101 - INSTON, Mrs. 11: SI 'MON'S, and Mrs. NIATTOCKS. Tht PROLOG. .1) E to be spoken by Mr:BRONTON. The EPILOGUE by Mrs..AfAXTOCIC.S... " • On New tornedy - will be perk:lnert on Thiliclak and Sa • tnrday. On ‘Vednesday, the Opera of The Cabinet. On Friday , Mr. .Cooke will. perform the - Cbaralier of Bajazei, in the Tragedy of Tamerlane. - A new Drama in Two- Acts, and a new Opera in "Thiec, are in Preparation. .To PARENTS and.(.;PARDIANS., AN't ED, as APPRENTICE to a Wholesale after . andRetaiICHEMISTandDRUGGISTOYOUTH lleEtable ConneCtions, \via) will be - treated, as one of the ar n'lY• Allacleiluate Preiniiiin is expeCA. t F u or particulars applj , by Letter .(pou-paid) direEted. T. H. 1). ANNUITIES; V I VANTED to lay our, .the following Sums in the purchase of AraltlitieS, to he secured upon p et ; 11 1(1' Lands, long Leases Middlesex; or Money in the " 4( s, for the Life of the .Grantors; viz. three .separate b l e lrns of tootil. each, the Property'al a Gentleman, for the nefit of his. yo.unger Children,: ibool. belonging to. an ,1-!fficer Sold out o f the Army ; and scot . 3501. and 2201. the .'clullerty of an elderly Gentlem an,- who wishes to - invest "se Sums in This. Mode, for the benefit of himself and two. b allghters. Principals, or tireit Sblicitors, only need apply, 4nd are requested to send the particulars Of any proposed Se. c'urity foreitherof the above SumS, to prevent unnecessary trouble. Apply to Mr. Cartwright, NO. 20, King-street, West.. rttiAster. MONEY. R-LADY TO ADVANCE. A IL PERSONS in possession of Inconies,, arising front • Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold I " t ates, in Land or lionst.:s, Money in the Funds, Rent . ' 444l teS, 'Maeridge• Settistnen4, Widow' Jointures, An _nuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, s or any other cer tiri Income for Life_,_ may be siipplicd with temporary or P e rnanent Sums of Money to . a,ny Aniount, by paying An, tlUity liVn est for the same. Nobility and Gentry of known Property; Or their '"" 1.4 1 May be aCCOIIII4.4.:L j i ort their personal. security ; :pd •avy instance where the single security of an indivi. 2 41 may be deemed insutlieient, the addition of another verson' to .guarantee the payment of trre Interest . will re • ....tnoite.the objedion ; and,' in ail eases, privilege will be Crven to the Public to return the Principal at their own ' u Ption. • ~P F _rsonalappliC'ations will be received every daN^till Four Zs-lock ; and •Lettcrs froni fn Town or 4.).. 4 11t.ry (post paid) will be immediately answered, by ad:. ieSSiri.J to the Direltor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his 1-l ou • se, No 8. • I ay . ,er john-street, Colden-square. • • lotTd THE CURIOUS IN Elsii sikuCE. F 1 NOI3ILITY, GIi,NTaY, anti PUBLIC in 4 general are respealully informed, ;ORLI BURGESS *p dSON's QENUJNE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, h ll nues to be "frepared by themin the same manner that , r iven such universal approbation for many yeas past. f , he long'instly-:acquired superiority of that Article is Y confirmed in fthe opinion of the Country at larce, and of . ti:rsons resident in all parts of the World, and havingstood - teat Of trial; ranksit in the situation ii now' maintains. ~I .l e general utility of their Essenceol Anchovies and other pi sauces' for FiSh, Ste.' induces thein, from the niunejous p'„` lv e'rtisentents daily in)2(itifing, to catttion Families, 44c. in creliasing the same, as hone is to be had of their Genuine, dt the..Warehousa as under bt very other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the est quality. - • v West-I n di a M erc h ants, C apta i ns o f Ships, &c Officers in t gt• Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for , and Westlndies, 84'e. •- l'or the convenience of 'Families in Scotland, they appointed Messrs. 13...ivAston:aro Co, Edinburgh, - l i `j sol, Agent's for Fish, Sauces. .hf o. 07,, corneil of Savoy-steps, • • Strand, London. F x, • - • R . " I —VENTED IMPERIAL DINING TABLE, BE'D, CHA lit BED, HandsOme Brass-Sew re Four karts, and Tutu Bedstead i\IAN,U FACTORY, No. 16 ` an d 1 7, Catheritie-street, Strand. of the Impetiai Dining-Tables,- T. .Mor -,C,) gan had the Honour of shewing to TIiEIR MAJ ,s,t ES and the - P,tl N C Et-1S ES at th- tni's who i' l le , itecording.ta their riectistomed of enconf.tgin t ; at`gentiity, most - graciously pleaed:to exot - c:.s theirligile3t Prebation an d san et ion o f the 'same. A iso the much ad 'hired Brass Screw Bedsteads. c,1'...2t1 Patent, so easily fixed 31 1:',and•taltentloilyn without Tools, the Furnttures to which Ore made upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking on' with put the use of Nails, Tools,' &c. Several other:Ar4cles'f rniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon pe ..o w dAimprOVed Piinciples • a - complete - As,sortinent of portable 115 cluito Nett Beds, and every other ;article requisite for La ekand Gentlemen going to' ail East and West Indies;.and all. ° ther foreign Climates are. allowed far superior to any other Vr l ' tithally sold; bandsomi Dome Beds 3 • and new'designed !'etch Window Curtains, en sitite,.with every other Article urnithre in the - Upllontery nd Cabinet Branches, by \„ o rgan a n d S a nd ers, F urn i sh i ng Upho l sterers and Cabinet "'alters No. t 6 and 17, Catlierihe-street, Strand. B.:N•DlO'rran and Sanders, entreat Ladies and Gentlemen r, qO. particular in the Numbers, No. 16 and 17, three Doors s MAIESTY's' ROYAL LETTEILS PATENT. • GRAN • 1 E.D. to J. S IG. NI 0 N 13,.. Surgeon • Dentist," Ba'h, Pß for his BRITISH IMPERIAL T Cl' RICE and ES iiik•VA.T-IV LoTi()N. Takes ? he method. to acquaint his Agents, that in consequence of th,,,, h eavY and add i ti o n a l' M e di c i ne Di t ty,- which took place 4,,,"'"rst of this m ont h,- t h e following wall advancediaF been 'sit on the price of the ,above Preparations, viz. The Bottle of Preservative Lotion •••• 4.. 5 .. 6' The- Large Size Box of Dentifrice - o 5 - 6 Small Ditto Ditto.. - o. 2 9 Bottle of Anodyne Tinaifre 0 2 9 Tdlie above may be had (together with the various, sorts of o i t- oth; B rushes constroded on an improved plan) by Gattie 7,(•• I ,.'ca. N 9. 52, N ew Bond street ; Hendrie and Son, 7 , k o lcllJo rn•=street, Golden-square • Watts, 478, Strand ;. lolboru 11.471 ; deo. Cryer, Perfumer, 68, f t i d r ; Golding, 42, Cornhill ; Hazel, Perfnmer, 13laC,k i'et; 1014 ;Uaieiiciii and y the Principal Medicine Yonde.rs_.and the. United Kingdoms. .• .4ept. 23, lEa - e. . . MONDAY, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, DUBLIN, • September 28, 1832. rr H ‘ E -RESPECTIVE OFFICERS of Ms MAJESTY'S ORDNANCE, do .hereby give, Notice, that there are in His Majesty's Ordnance Stores at Dublin, as well as in several otter Ordnance Storer in Ireland, a , great va riety of ACCOUtREMENTS, HORSE FinZ,NITURE, CLOTHING,' BACCAGE, belf;riging to the Colonels . , and other Officers of Regiments .of Prazoons, Eencible ; Cavalry, Cec. that have been on Duty , in Ireland; which Articles, if not Claimed and taken away on Or before the ire day of:December next, will be :alarm clear His Majesty's Stoquiel them. • • . All applications for any of the abzi'e to be made in writing, addressed to the Respet7ive - Offieers of His Majesty's Ordnance in CAMPAIGN ,IN EGYPT. • • , This Day was published, - Elegantly printed in 4to: Price Two Guineas in board;', *** A few Copies on fine. Royal Paper, with early iinpres ': sions of the Plates,. Price Three Guineas, (.Dedicated by permission to Earl CRAVEN,) • : • Illustrated 'with a Ltrge and accurate Plan of Valetta in the of Malta, its Harbours, Fortifications, and Depen 'dencies'; View of Fort Manuel and Port of Marsamuscet, . with' Fort -Tig,ne View of Fort .Ricasolii the City of Valetta, :Ind part of Gregiale ; View of Ricasoli .the Castle of St. Angelo, Bur Mola; and the Point o f Isola ; View of .Valetta ' and the Fortifications on ,the Marsa muscet Side of the City frOm Point St. Elmo; - View of • . the, Fortifications and the Entrance to Valetta from ,the Floriana Side; View of . the City of Valetta, with Part of the Grand Harbour;. View of Cadiz as it appeared from His Majesty's Ship Hector on the sth of. OCtober, 1800. . Plan'of Marmorice, with the SourulingS•in the-Harbour, by Capt. j. Edmonds, R. N. .; , A JOURNAL OF THE FORC E S which sailed rk from - the DoWns. in' April rBOO, on a Secret Expedi tion;, under. the Command of Major-General (now Lieut.- General) PICOT, till their arrival in Minorca; and con tinued througlPall the subsequent Transactions of the Army - under the Command of the Right Hon. General Sir ICA I.PI-1 A.BERCROMBY, K.,8; the MEDITERRANEAN and EGYPT ; and the tatter Operations to the Sdrrender of Alexandria, and the complete Evacuation of Egypt • by'the French, under the Command- of Lieutenant-General Lord HurcurrlsoN, K. B. with a• particular Account 'of Malta during the Time it was .subject to the British Government, &c. •By JENEAS ANDERSON, Lieut..4oth itcg. Prima' for I. Dearctt, opposite Burlington House, Piccadilly. • • 1 3- I.JBLIC-OFFICE, •BOW:„S-T.REET,. Oelober VOUN.D in the possessicin' ofa SuSpiqiouS'Pe r - son, a BROWN MARE, about 54 - Hands . 2 Troches: high, a small White Snip in her.Facc, Brown Muzzled,' lour Black Less,. ,white Saddle Mark on the:Side.- The' Owner thereof is desired to apply at this office. ••• KtINT T-ROAD, October 25, iSe2. ESSRS: DRlVERS:respettfpliy acquaint t heir V.i. Friends and -the Public in general, that in conse quence °fine very great inctease of Ertgagem&nts; in the se-: veral Branches of their Profession, relative to•GROUND WORK, VALUING, SURVEYING, and the DISPO SAL uf LANDED PRO,P . i.JIT,Y. in general, they-intend telinquishing their Nursery BuSinesS in the Kent Road this present Season, Which willL enable • them to give up their whole attention to the above Professions ; - aaa. in order to clear the Ground as soon' as possible (which they intend for Building), they purpose soliog off iiinnedi.aelv, at-a very low - rate, eitner in large' of small quantities, the whole of their Nursery, Stock, consisting of the greatest variety of Forest and Fruit . Trees, Evergreens, Flowering Shr u bs, , lierbacious Plants, arid , lbous Roots, together with a very large ColleCtion of Green-house Plants, Fruiting, and.Sue cession Pines, all in the highest state of cultivation. • TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE . -SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause SMITH against ,COLHOUN, before John Spranger,' Esq. one or the Masters of the said Court, at the public Sale-Room, in Snuthamptoti-buildings, Chan .eery-lane, London, on Wednesday the 'loth Of November next, between the hours of One and Two o'clock in the Afternoon, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, late of JOHN AR. CHER, Esq. deceased, situate in the Parish of Hathersage, in the County of Derby, being the Premises comprised in Lot 54, in the Particulars of the several Es tates sold in.the month of tune last, at Brixton, mentioned. Particulars whereof may be had at the said Master's Clrit bets, in Southampton-buildings atiinsAd ;, of Messrs. Gra. ham, Solicitors, Lincoln's Ion; of Messrs. Mayo and Pearse; Solicitois, Cloak-lane, London ; of Messrs. Black, Epping, Essex, and Middle Temple, London ; Mr. Wilmot, 'La s _ well; and Mt, Isaac Hall, Castlet,on. LEICESTER TO BE SOLD IN LOTS, or.LETT on BUILDING . LEASES... • ANY PART of that 1 3 1-E,CE of GROUND known by the naMe of - the FRIERS, in, the Borough of Leicesto*..lt Lommimicates.with t priheigli•Street of the :Town, and lies to c:unsiderable extent on the Bank of the Navigable River Soar, which falls into the Trent.' The whOle is Extra Parochial, and the, Land-Tax has beefs redeemed. t is a - situation peculiarly eligible for the eredion of Manu fadories requiring a breadth of ground, and the acivantage.of. cheap' and easy carriage . to most parts of the Kingdom, by - . F,o; farther particulars, inquire of Walter Ruding, Esq. WeSICOLCS, near Lekester. . • _ ROCIIDA-LE'CANA I, SHARES. .10 BE.SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mrs. Marrioti's, the Roebuck Inn, in Rochdale, on Thurs . - , day the tall November, 18oz, precisely a Four. o'clock. iu . the Afternoon, subjeft - to such Conditions as then and.thery be produced, and in Such Lots as may, be agreed utiOn at*the time of Sale ; VIGIIIEEN ORIGINAL SHARES of Tool. .; . 4 each, and the half of one other such Share, in the Rochdale Canal NaVigation. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Hamer, Attorney-at-Law, Rochdale. BRIDGNORTH. AVERY, ES'T'ATE, in Fee Sim .. •, , ple, - called the B R.O C A• S ;subject to such Con ditions as shall khen be produced), will be SOLD BY AU C- T lON, by Pensarn Clarke, at the - Crown Inn, in Bridgnorth, on Saturday the 6th day of November next, between the hours o fiTliree and Eight in the Afternoon, unless previously disposed of by Private Cptitiact, of , whi , ll, notice will be given, consisting of a substaptial FARM-HOUSE, with convenient Barns, Stables, Outbuildings • and Premises . • thereto belonging, and about, 220 Acres of useful Arable, Meadow, and • Pasture Land, divided into about thirty-'five Inclosures, and a considerable quantity of Growing. Timber therein ; and - also . the valuable Nines of Coal, Freestone, and Clay, which have been bored and proved in the Estate, and-nearly .adjoining the Iron Works of Billingsley. The Estate, is situate in a Ring Fence, within seven Miles of Bridgnorth, and One mile of the navigable river Severn, in the Parish of 'Chelinardsh, in the-County of Salop, in the tenure %of Messrs: Birkin and Startin, under Lease for • twenty-one years from Lady-day last, at the very low Rent of tool. ; part of the Purthase-money may remain on Mort gag', of the Premises. treat for thesame by Private Contra, .and: for. further particulars, apply to Mr. James Wellesbourne near Strat. mason-Avon ; and Plans and Particulars of the Estateare left at the Offices of M4ssrs: James and 131.1ghes, Warwick; and Messrs. Marshall and Smith, Solicitors, Uridgnbrth. . . . , NOVEMBER 1, AO:- TEMPLE ay, TKE MUSES, EINSBURY-SQUAR — E. MI-1E following.esteerne t .l PUBLICATIONS are . 1 now selling at the low Prices annexed, for Ready money,. by LACK I INIGTON, AL LEN•and Co. 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UIIEN Professional Men -of 1 4 .,:ducation and y V • Responsibility deviate from the ”neral _System by the sereetion of a peculiar branch, ,the,„samttioteofiong con. tinned success is the best criterion of Superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice_ to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successrul result of iny-plan,gives me additional ante:. to oppose, as :at as 1 ant able,-the ravages of those Complaint s w hi c h arc the train important in the Catalogue of Human After initiation into every Branch, as an'Annylurg'eStf; I formed a wish afan early period of Pritatice to rescue in dividuals: from • the ignorance -of unelhicatoi men,-or the e q , m ity dangerous precipitancy' of l he Three•Disorders e itethe , Cure ofe'whiclf . 1q have'dr. Voted my attention, comprise every species •of E. le 1 Di EE cTio N, ewhailer or a reCeitt • alai 4 - c)ti/ ration i!zdly, All kinds of debility, whether arisilie from ;h e habits' 'of school -.boys, or thy- indulcences of mature age ; And, lastly, - tiat derangement of • the system -ha kyo.;•• men which is called , BAßKl::N,lsl4..., or STTWAII4T Numerous DiseaseS are the result of . ieitorance, or haste in the treatment of it Gonorrlicea ; itht• un-- - frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded-late —By a superibr me thod such Complaints are easily cured ; an d, even. Where others have -failed,l trust that I may presumepresuni to oflCr a radical re-establishment. . . Few, hoWe*er,' are the cases of complicated distress in this *disorder ) compared Aviih the calamitous sitiettionseof Men, who, :from an indulgence in a solitary vice, ,or the prevalent gaieties- of a tashioifable life, acquire that - 'state o f Debility, which is theunavo.idable consequeuee, of .such pernicious habits - . ' " Where the unhappy sufferer bloods over lois.eraserY,:.but carefuily cone eals nis misfortune, it may be some conse latior. for liinieto know, that although it - be: anechjeret of doubt cr unLertainty with other Pratlititners, rlie - removal of these. Deficiencies. by the. 'gradual progress of:Re:lova- tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. l f tie: rites , df bacchus or Venus- have began to ',n t h:Ft! vi,rour, much an2iietv wiii Of: prevented, by an early ; ceunter,K. don of this'Ansuid Sate ; and in these •C'ases, tic) great ditrietLity,willnccur. But where this-Deckmey has for years existed, a proper - perseverance .is dniaispensablv requisite to %eV tve- the Fibril.. be ring Sparks c) - • Lite, and to reanimate the Constituti o n . ED WOMEN, who litrie lone been tliap po; n red in their exneclations of a Family, may be assured, that in • most instances, such deteas are..curable by MirliLl'Skil I. . 'l'hc secresy :which is so essential to my ; undereaking, and the ipielificateoris which I IfaVe p_resunicit to _state form the &of my pretensions, an in eanicitlence.with ' s.'such this intimation is given, .that Mr. Erse may fe consulted, personalty,,•or :by Leiters f,incicti.^...ti, .- srr.all.NOte),- at his house, N0:29; Arundel street, Strand . , near Temple Bar. • There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, ad ioining, and the' Narne is on both . the doors. NiffpseY ox the itoy4l College of sttrgeonv.