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t 4 V~ R .3163'1, •, THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY2LAINIE. rO.-IVIORROVV. EVENING, Nov. 9, 1 Soz, will be performed, GEORGE 13ARNWELL. Ccorge Barnwell, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Millwood, Mrs...POWELL. • NV 1 T li • ' , . MIDAS. ' Jupiter, Mr. SEDGWLdK Juno, Mrs. HARLOW E ; Apollo, *Mr. KELLY ; ' . Pan, Mr. CAUL FIE LD. • Mitlas, Mr. surTT_,- :Damxtas, Mr. WAT: I ,EII Silvio, Mr. DI GNUM ; Mysis,,Miss TY RER ; • `Daphne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Nysa, Mrs. BLAND: •Jn Wednesday, Deaf and Dumb, with The Devil to Pay. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE - O-MORROW EVENING; Nov. 9,18 oz, will be performed, • . 'DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. Scenqs and Presses. /r - 1 _L Mr. LEWIS, !Mr.. MINDE.N. • Mr. FAWCETT,' Mr. - MtIRRAv, Air. EMrRY, Air.*SIDDONS, Mr. DAVENPO R T, Mr: S I : 1 ,1 NIO Ms - LITChFI FED, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, . H. SIDDONS, and Mts. -MATTOCK-S. 1 : 1 44-. PROLOGUE to be spoken by Mn, BRUNTON., NVI,TH • - , PERCUSE , • • 7 • Or. THE DESOLATE 'MAW). • e 1.1 s e th e Navigator), Mr: H. JOHNSTON ;, arll eocjore (the Son or Perouse). Miss t F.NKI NSON: And*Madame.Perouse, Mrs. li 7 A TTS. CAI/ Ul n a ,- -= Lee (adAnimal bf the Desolate Island) Master r MENAGE... / • • Kanko . (Snitor to Umba), M. FARLEY ; Negaski .(Urnba's Father), Mr. DUBOIS ; ' • And-Umba, Mrs. Ai I LLS. - • t o 4- 'le New Comedy of-Delays and • Blunders will be per flel every Ttresday.,.Thutsciay, and Saturday,' till further to t i c , e : r% )lll lrednesdav,.The Man of the World, with The Review. nFr day, 'die Cabinet, with Love a-la Mode. ir,7„, 14 Qn Saturday,•, will. be prodUced, a new Melo Drame, Ads, called A Tale of Alystery, with new Scenery, alum, and Dresses. • 1 .. . ' MAMMOTH. THE - very extraordinaiy SKELETON - of the h . I\IAMMOii, a Species. of gigantic Animal - which,i z Pt known to exist, and which was lately dug up in Ame ize (ail the Bones being fountl together) ; s is now. exhibit ttg:, NO. i - fB,' Whcre'it h as beeh vLited by Ladies and gen enien of thelirst respedabilitv. all of , whom have expressed t he Mghest Satisftidion. This 7 , 1 - .eleton is 'i t feet high and :.4t ) feet long, with B ones o f en aston i s hi ng B u lk . F rom i ts !e , th it must, ha e. fed on ,flesh, and could not but have.ibeen !tericie iOThe-Comitry where it liVed. , It is generally sup losed to. lave been destroyed at tht . . Deluge. Admittance s• 6d• trorn Ten in the Mottling till Five in'the Afternoon. yACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, Golden-Square, Oa. 27, 1802. ORDERED, That a General Quarterly Court be held here on. Tit itsclay the itth of November, at One precisely, when' a 'Trustee will be eleded in the „ 0 2 111 of Th , nnas Payne, Eq. now Treas u r e r; an d it . is-re -I:"..stect that The Friethis of this l it titution do attend. By Order, WILLIAM SANCIIO, Secretary. `XTENSION OF:THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY, ,Re b ate, 0d10b...r, 12, iBo2. DEPUTATION from " the COMMITTEE VA... or the irtendej Extension of the SU. ItEY IRON OIL WA y, t;!e•Cotraties SURR F. Y, SUSSEX, to . t he - SEA C. - )AST, havirw this ri-y attended D I with Mt. lesson's, Rztio.i., and the Plans and. Selions u ° ;patt.of pr: 1 109::.1 Line, and to coma-I:I:lit:ate to us e Utili tt (n - 't A!'same; • } : ',, W ee the ' , l . .:;;:s4rites as4etrililed at the Petty Session held th s DCI n.2re Notice, that a PUBLIC iIrV.TINC 'WM - he I - 1.1, - i at tne SWAN I N.N,• in .REl teCrl7. Oft Tuesday the' 9t n 'day of N,..:verd - ier. -- ne%t,• at Cien "Clock in the Forenoon_, -to t.dce the above Plan int o 141 tor I ton, woe:* it is i;ot'ei the N:..blemen and .Gentle cliluterestetitlientin, will give tit as A 4tellli,lnce. RORER f• IILIQSON. ROBERT DEROKE • • "CHARLES IHRKHEAD. HILTON, jOLLIFFE. WM. JOHN JOLLIFFE. I I I: otV FLUNG Tu - roR. • PieriAcel CLERGYMAN, and Graduate of ford, who has t.r..v.4:;.ed in France, - Italy, - and Cer trP;--is desirous of•again attending the-Son of a Nobleman /V.ehtleman. thither. He is capable of t eac hi ng -the Freiu:h i GreA., and Latin Larigua;;es, and spe.as the mo ‘gcnteel . Situar;on and Society 'is rather li t hJect than Salary, as ne has a sinall Independency. re Oninienciations are of the. first respeCt,,biiit-v. t - aTh et ter addressed to K. B. Hanover 'Coat:house, ..St. 7 'es's-street i will be immediately' attended to. , MUSICIANS, - 'ANTED, :I\d:t.ISICIANS for a MILITARY . JL also a Drum-Major. For particulars,. ap -1 _._ A to Napier, No. 8, Lisle-street, Leicester-square, 1 1 : 1 e all' kinds' of Military-Instrumerits may be had tuned' the best Masters. . ANGEL INN, YARMOUTH. 4ARLES DROWN begs leave, to return Thanks t „ to'his Friends and the Publio-in general, for the liberal ittouragement he has met with, whilst at the Duke's Head that and.to inform the Nobility,Gentleinen, Travellers, ere. , N 1 he is'removed fo the above Inn in the Market-Plage, I . 4 ;,'!ch he has fitted u in a manner fit for the genteelest Fa `es in the Kingdom;, that he has laid in a Stock of choice 1.1„, e?i.cellent Old Wines, and Spirits of the first quality. t i s . nas also taken the well-known good Wines - that comprised ren~.kaven's - Stock. B. assures the Public, that no pains shall be spared. to itt Lon ;he on said Inn in every respell equal to the first,Hotel d- Telegraph C oac h goes daily from the above Inn, to 4rl',, White Horse, Fetter-lane, London. Post Chaises, or other conveyance, at a tnornent's notice. BY - THE 'IcING's PATENT.' EVERYMAN lIIS OWN MILLER. TI -1 03,1AS a WRIGHT, Patentee of the Hand ~Stofte. 'respez.tfully Informs the llobility,Gentry, rublie in general, they may be inspeaed, and sects at every..day (Sundays exce l pted), at the Manufactory, 21 , Paul -street, flush:try-square : . 'they are made of trrn-peit Burr St ones , e i g h tee n i nc h es i n tiatheter, - fixed in a ta ill i e three feet square, .and vork crank .and hori2on 4-,id Y wiled. By .);rear imkovemitint,, they clear the J 3 ran, v as . i n . ake as good Nl,:al as- any .Mill• whatever,' without any , th r , s `e*- Iris - presumed they are Well worth the. notice or Nvr4 0 /14:1 for uty,tiulterated Flour, as .they Jnay he - ti..ed,hy one oi.tWo Persons, who can in a short -tinte,grind thfor. farnily use. .T 14,7 s, i Corp,.and ar,7 . : -I 're calculated fr.r t!ie \Ve,t I,l..nds,•as they tict.'-subject to get onr,i will.:ast L.:veral years... 13 . A Pal I'fetich 'l3Urr‘Alili - Sturgis, four feet in. r ' le teri to b 2iAd, . • , . i ----- i it, .AL......1- , i M 0 NDII 1 7 . N•OV E R '3, 180'2. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, DUBLIN, • September 2g, Igo2. i . . H-E RESPECTIVE OFFICERS of His MAJESTY'S •ORDNANC.E, ely give Notice, that there are in -His Majesty's Ordnance Starts at Dublin, as well as in scwral -cyber Ordnance Stores in ,Ireland, a great ,va riOy of ACCOUT REMENTS, HORSE FURNITURE, CLOTHING, BAGGAGE, ,Sz.c.' belotgi to the Colonels, and other Officers of Regintents of DraTcons, t'avahy, &c. 'that have' been on. Duty in . Irela,id ; ivhich Articles, fat claimed and taken awqy an at before the lit day of December next, will:he .told to'clear His Afajerty's Stores of Them, Ad applirationsfirxty of the above 4e made in 'writing, addressed ti the Resp.4?iye .Dicers of His 21.1afesy's Ordnance in FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS THOMAS HARRISON,' late of .Blakeney, •in the County. of Gloucester, Purveyor ofTiintler tOr tip:.% Navy in the Forest of Dean, stands in clia!d at the Assizes lately field for the - said County, for fe lainously. stealin* a Stick of Oak TilW)..r, containing 1,20 square feet, of the value of 191: the property of His Majesty ; Nvitoevrx shall apprehend, or give'such information to Mr.. Hick.nelt, Solicitor of the .Admiralty,. in Spring Gardens, Loation,- fIlt1•14, ed-I.pfrre,l - ..,:e...1ing the :mitt rhotnat Harrison, shall, on ins commitinieut to Prison, re ceive a Reward ,xt.Filty Pounds from the said Mr. BiCknell. 'N. 13. The slid T.tiinas Aboutso.years'of age,. .5 fee[ 9oi to undies hi6h, a - stroll, nitist;lne 'man, square . Ale-, satooth-facecl,, tioritlcompie*ion, .411 t brown hair, , thin at the I.op. . _ I :TE No. 4, Cornhill, an.l No. 9, Charing-cross. T BISH,. with the most sincere Gratitude re l. • turns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, far the very distinguished preference ahewn to the above Offices in the late and former LOileries, and solicits a conti nuance of that FaVou_ r, which it ever shall be his study to deserve. Pickets and Shams are selling in great variety on the same sermS as rvery other Office of equal , crediti acid the extra , * (Unary success. which Purchasers at The . above Offices have experienced, added to the .0 unaualii y obsaved in-the pay— ment of all Prizes, are circuqrstances well known. The Second Lott....ry'consTsi . 32,c00 Tickets ; total ampunt of Prizes 2.S3O9aJi. ; - and,begins'drawa the zgth of next Month. There will be a Thirci Lotter? the instant the Second is finisised, which will consist of 44,000 Tickets; total amount of Prizes 392.00001. ' - Schemes, With ParticularL gratis ; ,and all Business in_the Public unds transafted with fidelity and dispatch. BOOKS printed for J. 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THE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SI XTE ENTHS, are now selling, in great variety of -Numbers, ancton the lowest Terms, The Money for the Prizes paid on'Demand, by HO.RNS BY and Co.. Stock-Brokers,' • At their old established State Lottery Office. (Licensed pur : • scant to Act of Parliament:), Na. 26, Ccrnhill, opposite the Itoyal Exchange, London, • - • also in every Town in the Kingdom.. Clubs, Societies, and individual Purchasers, are requested not todelay buying-their Tickets or Shares, on account: Gfthe very great demand HornSby and Co. daily experience.— Ti..•kets rose on the first Day of Drawing in the. last Lottery to Twenty Guineas, and on the sixth Day Ticket could not be had' at any price. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their several An nuities. and all kinds olGovernmefft Securities bought. and sold.by Commission. 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ROSS. f r i-I,E universal approbation with which the 1. Nobility, Gentry, mid t h e whole Fashionable World have honottsvd ROSS's NEW SYSTEM for making PE RUQU ES, has invited a number,of Impostors ,to imitate them, and recomme.rtd theirconnterfeits under his Name. . . To p:. vent his Friends and'the Public From beingimpoied upon, he Nvil I, in future, affix . an Engraving within every Petuque, with the Initials A. it. and these.words: Co PREVENT IMPOSITION, ROSS'S_INIMITAIILE P F . , It I.J - U ES , ' ' • •• •, - NO. 1 19,.131,HOPSGATE WITHIN. - .... ... - • It will.be FeLiny to forge such an , lilscriptibn, and done will be considered genuine without begS leave to . Ob. serve, that' he has-no connexion. whatever with any other. Person, nor with any other Shop either in Town or Country. lie presumes to inlorrii such Ladies and Gentlemen: as cart- not perSonally.apply from their -distant residence,, that he shall be happy to inform theino by Letter, how they, can :pleasure. theinsalves, so as to be fitted with the greatest tal.ety,-and assures such aswill obli e himwi . th-their corn, antikis, that they may be accommodated with Head-dresses otall colours .and denote nations, as - fancy varies anl whin' Hg employs all the first-rate abilities - in this line ht profession, 11(3. challenges :all Liirope to c . r..ced hitn for itlithess.aud ease, graeeiultrcss. of style, and superiority of vsnkrttartship., 1 . 1 6 1: 1 1 1 / 4 1,' • ~.„'4,s ‘,.. 1 .4. - ei ' ').04v,„ ... ... ' --•••itA.—:-. , .......-;AP ,4' Li!) i \ - e-:„.V . -- ,„,t;;;: - .i. i i. ... 0% • rti — ,..% - . 4 ....;".' ,4 1: ;: Qs* ~, s i' ,W . ' j /';14:;;: .\‘'•-•':'• t 11 0 - [PRICE SIXPENCE. her of the Royal Medical. 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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mrs. Marriott's, the Roebuck Inn, in Roclvile; on Titian. day the"' rth November, ii;oz, precisely 'at ..our o'Clock in the Aftetniion, subject to such Conditions as w;11 then and there be . produced, and in such Lots. as may be agreed Upon at-the time of Sa!e ; • IGI - 1 LEEN ORIGINAL SIIARES of 1031. each, and the half of one other such - -share, in the Rochdale :Canal . Navigation. Further particulars May be known by applying txo - Mr. .Hamer,. attorney -at-Law, Rochdale. - ' 7.4;iiiii)i, l :;?;.Trf t' ---- de•-,. ', 5•.5.- ft., - ....„,s;''' i i Aid 1)1 qi. 1 .1 1 . (I._ 1, BRIDGNORTII. A VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, in ree Simrn 1 - 311..,p1e, called the BRO C tcA fsubi , -:_t to such COh. ditions as shall•then be produced), wit(he l) BY AU C... TI ON, by Pensarn' Clarke, at the Crown Inn, in - Bri.i.piort h, on Saturday the'6th day of November next, bet ‘veen the hours of Three and Eight in the Afternoon, u, - .1..3.; preciously disposed of by Private Co;,traaf, 'wnieli e.: will be given, consisting of a substantial RM.} 0 USE; with convenient Barns, BI3bIS, Outbulldino Premises thereto bdlon4dslg, and (bout 220 At:res. of ._! . 11 Arable, Meado...V, and Pasture LAnd, dividsd te.to r .irtv-tive I radc'sures, and a eiwasicierable quantity T,,w )e r there u ; and also the vain:COL: MiiieS2of Ca,;. and Cl:iy,. which .have . bee.4l bored and 'proved 'l, and nearly adj.:2Ming - the'lron Works of y Tlie Estite.ti situatein r'ence„ witinr..seyen u: fir of blidgnorth g . and. one mac of fire ntiviganie river S;-..:1 in the Pari,h of .C.ieltnarth, in tne County,of Salop, in the tenure of f.nd Sitictiti.. under I..cte fbr twenty-one years rann 1-ad,•-day last, at the very low Rent . of i6ol. ;• part cur the. P urchase.money may remain on ';.‘ldrt.. gage of .the Premises.. . . - rlo trait ,for..tne sun: by Private Contraet, and for fur. het particulars, apply to Mr. Janes Well.'s,)ourne, near Stritt and-no:Avon ; r hats and Part:.L a tars or the Estate . Istli :it the Offices Messrs, J..llleS and ilui.hes, Warwick ; and Messrs. imarsnall and 'Sinith, Solicitors, ! . • - W LIS. . • A FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD liYAt CTION, In Four aistinct'LOts, .at the Kiiig and Queen Inn, in High. • worth, la the County of W.lts, on tire 4ti day of Decent. ber next, at Eleven_ in the Forenoon, subject to such Con• di tions as shall' be then and there . produced; AVERY. ValuAble and Desir,ble FREEHOLD .ESTATE, called the. MANOR FARM, consistint of Arable, Meadow,and Pasture - laud in a hii;ll State ox cultivation, situate at South Morston, in. the Parish of HigliWorth aforcSaid, ina very pleasant and 'extrenMy part - or the Country, and distant six miles from Farring.• ton, six . froM Swindon, -. and fifteen Iran Wan t age, _ail good Market ToWns. • • . Lot t Comprises a good Farm-house, and a Dairy-house, Stables, and other Out-houses, - all in good repair, ..yitti Court-) ant, Gardens, Carrien, Orchards,- &c. adjOining, containing upwards i two Acres anti a (platter, and w.th up.. wards of seventeen Acres of Pasture Land, and mar clever& Acres of rich Meadow contiguous thereto. Lot z. Corn prises a House with two Dwellings, and two Gardens, of rather 'mare than a (ratter of an Acre together, and upwards of tWenty-tight Acres of rich Meadow.: ~ Lot Comprises upwards of five Acres and a half of Meadow, upwards of t v.enty-two - Acres end a half of Pas-' ture Land, with a Cow Leaze in part thereof, and near half an Acre alCoopiLe Ground. Lot 4. Corhprises upwards of fourteen Acres and a half a very rich Meadow. .• _ _ One ofthe Conditions on which the Estate will be put up, will be, that in case all the above Lots should nut actually be sold, the hiddings foi those that shall be sold shall be void, and the venders shall have a rigut to put up the _whole Estate in one entire 'Lot. The Wli4le of the above Premises are in Lease to. Mr. Pinegar, at a. moilerate rent, for a terni_or ,tiiirreen Sears, from, Laciy:day . 1799, determinable at tne eni of the fi rs t seven.. years,- at . the _option either-of Landloru or Tenant, on notice given. The 'Tenant pays all Taxe's bolt the Land.- tax, Which-is 61..1 Is. rod. a-year, anti is.to glass'-• of the windows, and to tiati carriage. tar all o:oct material* for repairt. A Inoitus of 2d, per Cow is payable to the Vit,ar for the . "Vitt:cot ano, a composition of eight guineas a.)par lot all orfir vicarial Tithes vi the Estates, Fer the•accomtnociatiobot the pwchaser of Lot 1, the Ma. not of Batton and;SoutiiNicnstuit, .wructi is an exteosi,veor k e w may, it: the Estate be purt,:h..s:o in. Luis, be. bouxiii by prim. ; and, - in case the pun:lL:Astir or that Lot slwuld rouse to purchase it, the option or buying it wiil be gtvcix to fire putenitsrs of the other Las in notation ; anti in ease of retti, t i by all of the said Alatiot will be put up to and - CACI to the best.biddet. tar . a view of the 1 4 1%.-rnisfs, tapply to Mr tits Teirint, Woo will .srtew ; ft,;it,ll4; lays 19 1 , 1:r. Wettt, 9i tAv L Wee, SArkta:u en ialf: ms; 3ed ged 3N: ast of ,Ten ere ing. iic 'SSP' ioitt !ira If fof 1 , • ~hid- re etjo r ry'd ES C PR °' Ma" alte t siT 431 ry 3 61 30 4 of cov Isi ° 1 al ° -• , ego l e IP t 1,4 je . L.; L do - fro / t (¢ tile' 215t e 'her° . ft ( II SS in is • of . the siatC: t 0 ' lo Vai 0 13' r igs Er aC' grCaC roP el 1u0" ill; forf il uc" „ ,' r tiO isar• roe,