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'lll l 0-igi,\ ,7,tie7t '"' ' "*, ..15 : 1tiq 4 : 4 , ' '-‘1! , _ k - ( - ~..\.L. \ , ~. - 1,0 ~ 11 -FT -171 • . - • ti w a NI 6 I the 7 ; \i ~l~tr::~ , :r t ion. tc) ativn h t'vo NUMBER 3127.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO.MORROW EVENING, September 28, Their Majesties' Se , van ts %VIII perform a Tragedy, called CYMBELINE. Cymbeline, Mr. RAYMOND; - GUiderius, Mr. C. KEMBI.I7. ; Arviragus, Mr. DE CAMP ; Cloten, Mr. PALMER ,• Sauk's, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Leonatus Posthumus, Mr. PO PE, (His first Appearance in that Charaacr); lachimo, Mr. BARRYMORB. Queen, Mrs. OWELL ; Imogen, Mrs. POPE, (Her first Appearance in that Chara&er); Helen, Miss CAMPBELL. In Aa 11. Dr. Cooke's Glee of " Hark, the Lark at Hea. ven's Gate sings, " by Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. SEDGWICK, Miss STEPH ENS, and Miss B. MENAGE To which will be added (for the zd time at this Theatre) a Farce called TWO si - Rnid - § 7 fo .. VOUR BOW. Lazarillo; Mr. CHERRY, (Being his zd Appearance on this Stage); Don Pedro, Mr. MAD DOCKS; Don Sancho. Mr. WALDRON ; • Octavio, Mr. HOLLAND ; Ferdinand, Mr. DE CAM P; • Borachio, Mr: WATH E ; Clara, Mrs. HA It LOW E ; rttonora, Miss B. MENAGE ; - Maid, Miss TipswELL. Mr. Cherry having been received on Saturday night, in the Characters or Sir Itenjaiiiin Dove, and Lasarillo, with the most unbounded applause. by a very brilliant and overt-Ow ing audience,, will make his zd Appearance To-morrow in the Character of Lazarilla, in Two Strings to your Bow. On Thursday, The Beggar's Opera, with The Citizen- And on Saturday, the Comedy of The Jew, with Fortune's Frolics—in which Mr. Collins. trom the SouthaMpton Theatre, will make his first Appearance in London, in the Characters ot label and Robin Roughead. (0 — The present settled arrangement respeting the Mar nagement ne,:essarily supercedes the totmer Free List, should there be any omission contrary to the customary usage in that now made out, it is requested that information may be given to the Treasurer. 6 1 Also to prevent the great ab u s es that have prevailed, and At the special - suggestion of numbers of the Renters, it is teguired that all persons having the Right or Privilege of Free Admission, will.please to leave their written names at the Office appointed for that purpose. +4.'? Also Ladies and Gentlemen taking Bo:Tes, or Places, on applying for them, arc rextue.sted to dire& their Servants to leave their Address at the Box Office, in order that a clear and impartial preference may be given to first applications. The Public are respectfully informed that Mr. NI STE R is appoin-ted Stage. Manager, and Mr. KELLY to superintend the .Musical Department.—lt is requested that alI Letters, Packets, and Communications may be a ddressed.to the Board of Management, and left at the Office krelared, for that purpose.--Please to inquire at the Stage 44Mor • NEW Pat; DRAMA, HAY-MARKET, .Next Door to the Opera-House. THE Public ate respeEtfully informed, that this Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY of PARIS and Environs, is now open for public inspedtion ; painted from Drawings made on the North West Tower of the ,Metropolitan Church of Nutre Dame, since the Signing ei the Preliminaries of Peace, by JAMFS A , DE MARIA. Jae E xitibition continues open from Ten tin dusk.—Admit , taike is N. B. A ferson,regulgly attends to explain the Name. THE ANNIVERSARY MtET ING. of the G EIOITLEMEN educated at the FREE GRAM MAR SCHOOL in MANCHESTER, will be held on Wednesday, the 6th of October tgoz, at the Spread Eagle Inn ill Manchester. Those Gentlemen that purpose favouring the,Stewards with their company on tile' occasion, are re racited to give in their names to Mr. Vernon at the Spread a.... Inn aforesaid, on iNr betbre Friday the 'tst of 0 .tuber. ( Dirtner'an Table precisely at half after Twoo'Clock. RICHARD WILSON, Esq.stewards. Rev. lOH 15!..9 Ay LI F If, ...... _ _.._ ....._ LECTURES ON AiR6E7ft.Y. MR. THOMAS.wiIi commence his WINTER COURSE on Friday Evening, Odoher the Bth., p articul a rs may be known at his House in Leicester•square ; ( Irkt the Anatomical Thea:re, Windmill-street. THEATRE, LONDON'HOSPITAL. IVI mR. HEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON will commence their Course of Leaures on ANA ,' OMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and the PRINCIPLES and ` J PERATIONS of-SURGERY; on Friday Otober at Niue in the 'Morning. ......ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS and DISSEC 41QN, by Mr. ARMIGER. Pitting the Winter, Series of Ledures on kirgery, uti e t.roW-1 by Cases- under treatment, will be given by Mr. Mr. T. Blizard, and Mr. Headington, Surgeons o r - the Hospital. Dr. Dennison will also commence his Leaures on the ... il leoryand•Praaice of Midwifery, on. Friday, Oaober ist, At Eleven in the Forenoon. . NOTICE TO ‘CREDITORS. A_ Final Dividend of the Estate. and Effects, of "14 -11. ROBERT STARES, late of Newport, in the Isle I Wight, in the County et. Southampton, Baker, is now in !,s,ourse of payment by thTrustees, at the Bank of Alesrs. 1 , % , - rkpatrick, in Newport ; and all Persons entitled to such I"idend, are requested to receive the same; in order that the — rmpts of the Trustees may be closed. ~......ezvport, Sept. 22, 1802. • _ ' DEER. , To BF', SOLD, a HERD of DEER, of about tso Head, of all Ages, within p miles of London. ~Por f urt h er Particulars, apply to Mr. Woodgire. SOlicitor, .....___Wden-square, London. LEAD MINES—DEVON,• THE well-known Ancient and Vaitrible LE J • A MINES, called, by the names of WHEAL MA RY, WHEAL BETSEY, situate in the Parish of -Mary dvk, in the,County of Devon, being now in one possession, 4 2 4 therefore capable of being united in working, a circurn. italic* many years wished tor, but not attainable till very at elY, a set or grant of the same, is hereby offered'upon• the c , . 1 3 ; st °mary terms, to any respetiable Company, who mny , inclined to engage i n suc h an un d e rt a ki n g, by the Rev. Bedford, Clerk, the Proprietor. These Mines were very produclive when worked .0"4 11 .Y Years ago,• particularly Wheal Mary ; and when united, it is generall y thought wilt form a very promising adyenture, if t os ecuted with spirit. There is on the spot sufficient ,ter .Power fur any purpose required. • ~,,,rr a rticulars may be known of Mr. John Taylor, jun. nng Office, Tavistock. HIS MAIESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, RANTED to J. SIG MON D, Surgeon Dentist, Bath , for his BRITISH IMPERIAL t t `'TII . RICI: and PRESLRVA FIVE LOTION. Takes 61i: i ntet o d to acuaint is Aen that in consequence f nFavY h and addi q tional h Medi g cine ts, Duty, which took plac o e t he Brst of this month, the foll Owing small ad vance , has been made on the price of the above Preparations, viz. The Bottle of Preservative Lotion . ,C. o 5 6 The Large Size Box of Dentifrice - 5 6 _ The Sma ll Ditto - Ditto - -o z 9 _The Bottle of Anodyne Tinaure - o 2 9 -thelabove 'nay be had (together with the various so ils of . 0 i-B rus h es cons true - led on au improved plan) by Gattie ei i 4 Lea. No. 52, New liond.street • Hendrie and Son, koc‘hborn-street, C;olden-square 'Watts, 473, Strand ; Holborn Hili ; Geo. Cry e r, Perfumer, 68, 9rninfl .; Golding, 42. Coritnill; Hazel, Perfumer, Black pcf Nxs- R umer o s inad ; the Unit and by ed Kingdoms the Principal Medicine. Vezdicra and ri . S ePt. 23, 13oz. . MO NDA Y, SEPTEIVCBER 27,- 1802. NAVY OFFICE, Sep. 24, doz. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAYESTY's TREASURY having appointed Aloiv, for the payment of HALF-PAY, to SEA OFFICERS, frcern the Ist of `fanuaty to the 30th Yil7ff, ,.. 1802 , according to His lliajesiy's Establishment on that behalf ; These are to give Notice„ that the several Payments-will begin to he made at the Pay yiee, by the Treasurer ; o f the Na ;y, at Ten o'Clock in the ;l'orning on the following ays, viz. On MONDAY the 4th Oetooer next, to ADMIRALS, CAPTAINS, and the i rAttornies. - _ _ On TUESDAY the sth, and WEDNESDAY the 6th October, to L I ENA NTS, and their Attornies. And on THURSDAY the 7th October, to MASTERS and SU RG EONS, and their Attornies. - After which the List will be recalled the First and Third Wed nesdays in every Month, that all Persons may then 'and there attend to receive what may become payable to them, and not only bring with them the Affidavit required, touching their not having eiileyea the Benefit of any Public Employment, either at Sea or m Shore, during the time they are to be paid Half-pay, but also to produce Cerii,ficates that they have submitted to the Test, and taken the Oaths of Allegiance required by Ael of Parliament to His present Majesty; and in case any of the said Officers should not be able to attend themselves, but employ Attornies for that purpose, that the said Attoriries do produce the like Certficates .oed Affidavits from the - Persons they are employed by. • ,141len Officers are abroad an Leave, their Agents are to produte attested Co-pies of such Leave before the Half 7 pify.can'6e paid. . And as by an Ai? of Parliament passed in the 30year of His present Majesty'i Reign, entitled . ~• . • " An Ad for Establishing a more easy . and expeditious Mode for the payment of Officers belonging to Nis Ma jesty's Navy,"—/t is enaaed, by the aotb Clause of the said Aft-" That if any Commissioned or Warrant Naval Officcr, who shall be entitled to 'receive Half-pay, and shall be de sirous to receive and be paid the same, at or near the place of his Residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of His Ma jesty's Navy in London, to have such Half. pay . paid at or near the place of his \ Residence, in the manner pointed out by the said Atl - '" • Notice is hereby further given, That the Half-pay ending the 3oth Tune, iSoz, will commence paying on the ith of next Month, and that all Persons desirous of having their Half-pay remitted to them, may apply as above direaed. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE : OFFICE, September, tgoz. PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on.the 29th inst. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be deliveFed at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their re spe6tive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as. stared are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies on or before the t4th of °cipher next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Sec: p" Attendance is given, daily, at the said. Offices, for the. Assurance of Buildings, Ggocls, Merchandize, and. Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage by Fire and also for the Assurance of, aragranting Annui— ties on, Lives. N. B. Policies of Assurance for the Sum of 3001. or up wards, are issued free of expence to the Assured. BRITISH .FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND 'AND CORNHILL, ESTABLISHED for the Insurance of Houses, Buildings, Manufactories, Goods, and Merchandize, Ships, Vessels, Batges, and every kind of Craft, with their Frei,,lir, Cargoes, and Stores, in any Harbour, River, or on any Navfgation FARMING STOCK; and all other Property,. against Los's . or Damage by Fire any part of Great Britain; The Dire tors have endeavoured to make ,such Arrange ments as should be:more' suitable to promote the Benefits of Fire Insurance than those - of the Old Mode. EZtended Commerce-•—enlarged IVlanufadories"--=great acctimulation 'of Property—and - a great variety of collateral circumstances, rendered it 'abSolutely necessary to make variatiOnsin -Fire Insurance, to avoid - the errors,,-which from time to time had been discovered; but never amended. • t' The. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE haS..'liziade several Amendments,. and such as have induced a vety;CAnsiderable number of the first Merchants, Traders, and- Mlnfaligturers, - to give it a most decided preference ; and ttityLitqWeStithe particular attention of 'the Merchants and Brokeitut;?s their Rates for Shipping Insurances, calculated to meet their pe culi4 end vabous interests. The Capital of the BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, and the respeclabiliry of its Proprietary, renders any observation on its stability unnecessary ; and the Charaders of the Mana gers place them above the possibility of running into wild or tanciftil Schemes to obtain - Bicsiness ; all the Rules, Regu lations, Terms, .and Conditions, have been maturely weigh ed and considered, and will - be fOund, on reference to the printed Proposals, to contain every thing fair and equitable. To FARMERS, the NEW MODE of Insuring Agricul tural Stock is recommended, which only reo?prires a value upon each 'species .of Grain, in whatever Building, or on whatever part Of the Farm it may be, at a'Premium of Three Shillings per Cent. per Annum, and:prevents the insecurity attached to the Old: Mode now in praelice with the other Insurance Offices; but the BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE will, whenever desired, willingly grant. Insurance on the Old Mode, - _ Losses by Fire from Lightning are made good, and in Cases oflnsuranceon Freehold. Property, C.:e.Benefit of-the Policy will deSGend to those persons who may be legally entitled to the same, until the next Payment on the Policy becomes due, without notice , being given to.the Office. ,• Annual Insurances due at Michaelmas-Day must be paid within fifteen Days therefrom, or the Benefitof the Policy wilt be lost ; but Insurances may be renewed after, without the expence of a new Policy. • . printed •Proposals and Conditioni of. 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