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...... ..). ... b . ( ....e ' : . r„.."l •• , \ e - 1 7\ :Id hunißta 4583. THEATRE ROYAL, 'DRURY-LANE. • T HIS PRESENT EVENING,. May 25, 1807, will be perfortn - ed • - ROMEO AND JULIET. Itomecr, Mr. ST ON ; capulct, Mr. 1.); tt , Nr E.I.L ; Montague, Mr. MADDOCKS ; .IVldroutio l , - Mr.. BANNISTER ; • Benvolio, Mr. 13A It Tl. I. Y ; Lady, CapUlet. Miss TIDSWELL ; • - Nurse, Mrs: SPARKS Juliet, Mrs. 1-1. SI DPON S. in ABl. a Masquerade Scene: In Act V. a Funeral Pro cession to the Monument of the Capulets. With a new GraLd lthinatiCw: Melo-Drame, THE WOOD DIEMON • - • ' • Or, THE'CCOGK 'STRUCK. With MhSic, SCenes, Machinery', Dresses, Sec.' The-(4erture and, i'l. : lsietconiposed by Vg,,Kelly,, ' • •••• - ' I)l.LeAtvlP • ' G-Jelpho, Air. PEN.I.EY ; ; uswy, 11r. GII3IMN.; Roll, 'W ; -I.eolyn l -Miss C.I3RISTOW f • •Una,'l‘drs. 1-4 SI DI?ONS ; C 1 ~tilda, rs. 11A it LOWE ; , Piointa, Miss KIi.LLY. ' . ' Boxes 61. Second Price 35.- 7 -I'it 3s. 6d. Second Price as. - -Gallery 25. ,Price is. —Upper Gallery lb. Se tentd Price bd.- No N , ldneyicebe returned. Places fur the Boxes to - be taken at the Sox-aloe, in Little mussel-street. • . • - Doors to be opened at Ilalf-past -Five, and begin at tialf-past Six.' r SUMMER LOTTERY, CONSISTING of only Twenty Thousand, Ticke ts, begins Dtavv - Log 1411) of ftiLY, tSo7. SCHEME. Prize of k3o s oo 7 - i 6 £30,000 2 - 06* - - - - 40,600 '2 .. .. - . .10„o00 2-. .. - , SoCe . . . .. . • lop.) . • -•- • S 7 -1 - . 4 000 100 -. t• - - - - 207-so - 'So - - ..-_ 1- IS 30 to i s .... • -• 50,000 IS - • . . - - • 37,S°° ---- ,C):0),000 23 ..• - ••• • • %PO ... - • ... •ft. , r A• a. ..................... _ • , ; 4o,t,oTickels -____. • , kirst-dravni Ticket Fourth Dav,-bein. the only Fixed Capital, TI-11.i(TY THOUS AND POUNDS. POUNDS. • The Drawing will he regularly aue, Tickets each D'ay. ht, Tuesday, - , , itilv 14 i 6th, Tuesday, - Aug. 11. 2d, Tuesday, - july 21.1 71h ) Wednesday, •- Aug rz 3d, Tuesday, ..- - ittly 28 81 . 1,. Thursday, . Aug. 'l3 4th, Thursday`, - Aug. 6 9111, Friday, - - Aug. ht Sal, Saturdays - Aug. 8 twit, Satuiday, - Aug. is AP a. NuC'E • Ticket . T 9 l a 0 Ralf , to 3 o Eighth tz o quarter s 3 t Sixteenth. 6 6 In a few Days wilt be published, in Two Vols. foolscap Svo. _ TUE POSTHUMOUS WORKS of Mrs. CHA - PoNE ; contain cat; her Correspondence with Mr. Richardson on the sub . icet of Parental Authority and Filial Obedience; a Series of" Letters to Mrs. Eliz. Carter ; and Some Fugitive Pieces never before published. .To these is Prefixed, an Authentic l.ife of the Author, drawn up By HI,It OWN FAMILY. Printed for lohn Murray, Fleet.strect, London ; and Arch. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This Day was published, Elegantly printed - in One Volume-, Foolscap Svo. with a humorous Frontispiece, TOLITICS, of the GEORGIUM SIOtiS ; or, Advit.e how to become Great Senators and Statesmen • A n d uling a Satirical View of the W—g Administration, With ]Films on the tollowing Subjects :- 13y. a late MEMBER of PARLIAMENT. s..„„X le ftions Use of Dancing to Chancel. •r•leatun Atients. lors. :rri e ,i s of Erection, before C —bb,— t's Works. Committees. . Parliamentary Campaign. riri Exertions in the House. Diplomatic Correspondence '-.§,„ ... enlitotiai Eloquence. • and .I . 'reftties. .volifical C Crindand Original Schemes career in 0 I ,7os . rion• .. of Finance. -itow to become a Leader. i Treatment of Military and Naval Commanders, &c. and CO. 27, Oxford-street ; titer's-street, Piccadilly ; Ind may be had of all other London: Printed for eddy Cray a►idi Son, 'opposite St. I, dan an►d 'Maxttiell, - Strifid ; *l4oukselle:rs. Fashionable GLOSSY BOOTS and SHOES 1,7 i BAYLEY begs Icay.e to recommend the Me • of his':-PATENT'II•LACKINQ CAKES, which T more-than Thirty Years past- have been 'found superiur to 411 y thusg of the kind ()tiered to piphe nut Ace.. The Blacking made frinn these Lakes,.wit.h • W?tell only, .- IN i ll l*p the Lvat her soft, lind-inelloW, - 'to the very , • ' l lti - and give it the most beautiful black Gloss, .not of the tP-in hue, which is produced by usiii4Vinegar,instead of • 4 ter. : or Vitriol mixed with Water ; but it should be oh served that the corrosive quality of either is extremely inju r:nus to the Leather. • There being many counterfeit Cakes, sold by unprincipled reraons - n arty resembling the true Ones in A ppe,rance, rte Patet'ttee begs to observe, that tliey may he discovered by Name ort - the Label being differently spelt,' or - the word 1' 44 .) br (aslormerly) inserted berore the word.prepared. The -I.l,!nuitxe Cakes have.engraved Labels 'pasted on {,hem with q.‘e•e wOr - ds, - " By the,,Kines Patent, Cakes for Shining :tiquidlfilacking, prepared by W. Bayley . ; thefrPatentec, and sold by Bayley and Blew, Cod..spur-street, London." !'rice Sixpence each, which•will make a full Pint of Black Grge Allowance is made to those who buy them tor xPortation; or to sell again, with a liberal Discount to such as take_Quantities for Ready Money. • The Bills of Directions are sigqd as below, NI, hiCh 4P Ne.rs - on , tliz Outside of piiol C 4tie. t_.....„. a , .r. :., ' 4 : • 1 , ...ti..., .....,.......ed GENERAL ELECTION. SUSSEX ELECTION. FrHE early Attendance of the FREEHOLDERS, 1 'in tit.: interest of IOHN r FULLER, Esq. testliill,4 and near , London, .is.earnetly requestecl,atLewes. The Committee meet every Day at the Crown and Anchor, Strand; from Eleven to Three; and, after that hour, at'lqr. Baster's Chinnhers, No. 26, Lincoln's Inn Old-square; to Whom all - Comrtynikations tending to secure :fir. Fuller's Elation are reque - sted. to be made, and who will inuvide CaFriiigeS' to eon vey . i he Voters to Loves. X.lr..Fuller's committee at Lcwes meet at the White Hart. • .State of the Poll : . For Mr.,Wyndham Mr. Fuller Mr. Sergison - - - - - - .39S t - -4 22," TOtheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS • of - the COUNTY of DoNsLT. • GENTLXMEN, L 7 is andever will Ue a matter of the most pleasing . `reflection • to tile; -that I have avain the distinguished Honour of being returned one of your kepi esentaiivcs in Par liament: •Uubourtded - gratitude, as well as a sense of duty, must always prompt me to adhere to such conduct as may laest entitle me to ybur - aprobation; •As a - NI einber ot the. House of ~ C oininons, you shal I find me aaing with Independence and Fidelity to the - trust - you repose in ; nie,and uPotievery•occasion most-ready and anxious to,pay the utmost attention to the luter:.sts of my Consti_- tuents'e - _ I cannot but lament that suspi4ns to my prejudice,. to- , tally .untounded, relative to my conduct at this • EleaOn, should have been entertained by . a single Freeholder. 1 flattered. _r4self .that my principles .were better known to them, and that they would not readily have given credit to -insinuations against - me. i have too much reliance on their justice to doubt, that they will soon find how mticli I have been misrepresented, and that 1 have not de servetkto lose any_ portion of thatsenekalesfeein whichit has been toy constant study to retain. •It.is my .deterannation .to take •an early opportunity of paying my personal respects, to every Freeholder, which will enable - me,• I .trust,' to remove from the mind of any indivi dual such impressions as. may have been made to my_disad vantage; I have the lloriour to bc, Gentlemen, With the greateit regard and respect, Your most obliged, and ever faithful hutrible Servant, • W -NI 'ITT. Diachester, May zo, IE:7. To the FREEUOLD.E RSofthe COUNTY of FORFAR. GENTLEMEN, ]: - BEN the People of these Kingdoms are called' V v :41 , 9 1-, to exercise their right . of sending Representa tives to Parliament, it is usual for Candidates pubiiclv to solicit the Votes and Interest of the F 'Moss ; hut: that a Person who is NOT a Candidate should address you, rosy 'appear presumptuous, and certairtly requires an apology. 1 understand it has been reported in Fortarshire that several Persons of great reSpettability.in our County had invited me • to aspire to the high-honour of Representing you in Parlia-: rnent, and that I had declined to accede to their proposal., .• I - alt roost anxious, Gentlemen, that my condutt on this occasion should not •be misunderstood, that' my - motives 'should be as well known as the tad, and that I may not ap pear to have received with apathy, or lightly to 'have appre ciattd, so flattering a distindion. I shell take the liberty, therefore, to introduce here art Extra& from a Letter 'which I wrote to the Person who did me_ the.honour to communicate the intentions of the Gentle oleo 'above alluded, to, • - Will you have-the goodness to convey my reply to the. Gentlemen of .ifOrfarshire who have communicated, through you, their friendly intentions towards tue . 1 need scarcely say, that I ani sincerely obliged to them, and highly flattered at being thought of as a fit. Person to Represent the respecta ble'euni hitherto independent County of Forfar. I feel that an acceptance of their proffered support, and, if successful, a zealous attention to the Moues of the sit ua. tion, would - he the, only adequate- return in my power to make. But there are (as I think). paramomit considerations, which compel inc to decline this honour at present and put it out of my power to skew my great tide, orherwise than by words. it wilt •he Most satistactory to me, to state these 'reasons fairly, 'dud' I trust that my doing so•cannot'be con - - 'sidereil as in the ' ,slightest degree disrespectful Gentlemen, whose "good opinion it is my ambition to acquire and to retain. • 1 must profess myself a warneadroirer ()Utile general in teen= of His Majesty's late. Ministers, sod to be One of those who think, that unless theu;e lineations be speedily, attain their full extent, carried into etrecti the Safety o f t h e Empire will be endangered. I ant bound, therefore, to con trtbute my mite toward the attainmedt of this object, and to retrain from any act which inient,i tinmettiately or seinote;y, retard so deStrable •an 'event. I need not explain how these considerations bear upon' the pointin question-their connec tion is.obvious. Were I fo offer myself to the F. ledors of FOrfarShire, I must in conscience telleheee, ',that I approve generally of the votes given by their late Representative, in. the House of Commons. Were the question to be put to me, why then do you oppose the late Member? 1 protest I should be puz zled to .give an answer--1 could not titan inch of public ground to' stand upen. Certainty I, could not have the pre surninion tdaeil.the Eledors of Forfarshire e that any tiling I could say in trie House "tar Commons would induce His Ma jesty to-replace my Lord Grenville at the, head tit his.Coun cits...' I entreat your attention, Gentlemen, only for a few moments longer. Pot the reasons stated in the letter I have just trans,:ribed, 1 thought .1 should best discharge my duty to you, and to tny,ell, by offering my vote to your late Representative, Mr. Mlule, whose past Parliamentary Conduct is a sufficient pledge for the faithful discharge of his defy in future. . If tnere are'persons who really believe, that the Constitu tion would be endangered, by granting to his Majesty a power to he exercised at discretion, of uniting every class, anti eve ry iodivideal in its defence ; they maybe justified in ading consistently with•this , thetr strange opirnole-while others, whose sentiments are clinic the reverse, should unite, for the purpose of.returning to Parliament men too wise to be scared by suehipaginary dangers, and too honest to feign horror for purposes . ef intrigue aukf faCtion'. - The benefits which would result, at the present crisis, front an 'enlightened, independent, and incorrupt House or Coinetome, appear to me to be inceiculable. - believe, Ueorlemen, it is the opituiou of the wieest.men e that it' the Ecclesiastical Establishments of these Kingdonis be ever brought into danger, it will neither be by the Pope, nor the Protestant Dissenter, but by the errors of the un worthy part °Weir own body ; -by anen who, forgeteng that enter Master's Kingdom is not of this world, degrade, nod consequently etatalleer, the Church, by making it the instru rnent 0 . 1 t.ictinui, eed who prostitute the sacred name of Re hotel fen selfish :net secular purposes, . It is. gratifyilig, however, to know,, that in various parts of the,e Kingdoms, signal triuMphs have already been gained over lietous bigotry. The cry, "No Popery," which seems to hay.:thigitiateut • in-hypocrisy, and fur a time, to have been -echoed by Fernaucisrn„ is' dying away.-Toe sensible and holiest part of the Community now treat it with comeunpt, and are not to be withdrawn from atreoding to real and ur gent dangers, by the apparitions of the long extitid perils of past Cellrlifie3. . ,We are boatel to consider, with the most respe&ful deter-. ence, His Ntajesty's conscientious scruples out the subject - of the Catholic Claims ; being assured that they ,proceed trout a sacred reeaid • for what His Majesty conceives to he the spirit of his Coronation Oath, and from a tender solicitude for the uettety Of Ms People.:-But we are not hound to treat with respect or deterente, the- actions of many of His Ma. jeety 's present Ministera„ in whose conduct on this great. ten:seen, we can find oen her consistency nor apparent siecteity.' Gentleineo, I cbnsider it an Honour to belong to a Ceutury, which ter several successive Parliaments, has been represent • ed by Men of truly Indeventient Prniciples, and 1 promise you that I eever wilco:minute-to blemish so fair a C harader. I have the lionotrr to bee with the greatest resped. Yoar most.ebedietit and most. tithuble,Servant, • . DOUG LASS :,;(4U.A.)I`..II4ILLYIsUR„I'ON. lay 16, . Nl % H T • FORGERY. TRAA 3 SPORT OFFICE, London, May tg,' r Sol; \X7 HEIIEAS WILLIAMMEADE; Of. the 'City of Cork, Doctor-or Physic, Surgeon, . and Agent for Sick and Wounded Seamen at that Port, stands charged with a forgery on this Office : • And whereas the said Dr. Meade having been _apprehended on the said' Charge, and conveyed from Cork to -Dublin, "in obedience to - a Writ of Habeas Corpus issued from the'Cuurt of King's Bench of that part of the 'United Kingdom, did in - the.night of the lotli May inst. make:Ns escatttroni the cos-. tody of two Officers of the Peace, and ham not since been heard of; • The Commissioners for. conduCling -his Majesty's Trans port Service, for taki tigCare of Sick and ‘Vonoded Seamen,ece. do hereby offer a Reward of ONE HUN ED . YOU NDS Sterling to any Person or Persons who, shall .apprehend, or cause to be apprehended, the said Dr. Meade, or who shall . .give such information to the said Commissioners, at their Office ; to Mr. BiCknell, the Solicitor to the Admiralty, in . Spring.garden Terrace, London ; to Mr. Foote,- Solicitor,,at Cork ; sir Mr. C. Allen, Solicitor, in Dublin, as shall he the tnenn3 of apprehending the,said Dr. Meade, such _Reward to be paid lay the said Commissioners on the Conunitment of the said Dr. Meade to any of' Majesty's Gaoia in: the United Kingdom. • - • N.B. The said Dr. Wm. Meade.. is about 41 years of age' about five feet three inches,high, very nui:4lknoek-knee , d,' has high shin-bones, rather a long high nose; a scar or mark over his left eye (which he endeavours to conceal under , his wig), stoops in his walk, has rather a florid countenante, and speaks With the Irish accent': wore - when he escaped a black coat and waistcoat, blue pantaloons; and halt . boots . By Oak:rot' tile Board,. • ALEX. M'LEAY, Seth. Shortly will be publibbed, CONSIDERATIONS upon the, , TRADE / with INDIA ; and the Policy - of.continuing the Company's 'Monopoly. 'Printed for T. Cadell and W. Divies, Strand ; and A. Con stable and Co. at Edinburgh. MONDAY, Al.xr 25, I_Bo7. THE CANADAS. . This Day were published, in a splendid and very large Vo lume in Quarto, illustrated with 30 Copperplates, engraved from original- Drawings taken on the .sput by .the Author, price al.. i cs. in boards, . - 1 TRAVELS through the CANADAS ; contain ing a Qescription of the Pi6l6resque Scenery oit some of the Rivers and Laic's. ; with an 4 Accoula of the Piodkic, tions, Commerce, and inhabitants of those. Provinces. To which is subjoined a Comparative View or -the Manners airlt Customs olseveral of the Indian Nations of North and South - America. ' -By GEORGE FIERIOT; Es+ Deputy Postrnaster-Generil of British North America , &e. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge- street , Black friars; and to be had of all Booksellers. N :B. A few Copies of the Plates which have been beau tifully coloured in the annner of the original Drawings, have been done up in a. separate Atlas; and the Work with this elegut acaoinpanintent may be had at Three Guinean and, a Hall per Copy. . . . . NATURAL HISTORY. This Day was published; Embellished with Twelve beautifully coloured Engravings, • price "ss. half-bintrut, HISTORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of the A, most Retharkable and Interesting BRITISH B R DST containing a popular View of their Charaders and Habirs - ; . accompanied by Anecdotes, chiefly intended for the Amuse-' 'went and I ustru6tion of young Persons. - . .liy the A tier it o R of The Hitory of British Domestic Quadrupeds. Printed for Richard Pitillijis, 6, Bridge street,Blackfriars ; Sold by It. Tabarr, New Bond-street ; and' by ,all other Booksellers. . 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The Eighth Edition of the Winter in London. Three vols. price 13s. 6d. Sir john Carr's Stranger in Ireland, with beautiful En gravings. 410. price 21. is. THE YVATERING PLACES, FOR 1807; This Day was Published, price 13s. in hoards, 133. 6(1. in red, or 14$. calf gilt, in One very thick and closely printed Volume. illustrated with nearly. Seventy Maps and 'Views, THE GUIDE to ALL •the WATERING and SFA-HATHING PLACES • irt ENGLAND and WALES, for rSo7, consisting of .Accurate and Circumstan tial Descriptions of every Place of Fashionable Resort, :tad of the Curiosities and Scent'ry in their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and trom„paCh Place. By the EDITOR-of the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is so welt known, and has been so universally approved of fir its completeness and accuracy; that any fur ther description - of-its Contents, or any observations on its merits and utility, would-be superfluous. The Places described are: Leiningtom Priors Little Hampton Lime Regis . • Lymington Malvern Mari:Ate Matlock Ramsgate Scarborough Sidmouth , Souptamptort • Southend . Swansea Teignmouth Tenbv "Pularidge Wells Weymouth Worthing Yarmouth A Tour to the'Lakes A Tour in South Wales . I A Tour in Noah Wales. Aherystwith Bath Blackpool Bognor and 1 - tothampton Burlington Brijrton • Bristol, I lot Wells, and Clifton • Broadstairs ' • Buxton Cheltenham Cromer Da.vtsh Dover East Bourne Exmouth Folk stone Fowey Harrowgate Hastings I I tracombe Isle of Wight Printed for Richard Phillip! friars ; and to he had of all 604 who reside at the res •eßive Sea Of whom may also be had vdiror.. nri ~ No. 6, Bridge-street, Black- Dksellers, particularly or those. a. li a thing and Watering Places. I, Tlic Picture of London, for ce ec_ hound in red. PRICE SIXPEN-Cto SALES OF ESTATES. CLAPHAM, surutr•.Y, CAPITAL ELIdiiiLCiaSiDENCE:i;ARDENS, and LAND. TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION,. " • - 13 - Mr. ROBINS, 'At Garraway's Coffee-house, in E 11ry. Cot-oh - 04 To.Artorrow, .the 24th Just, at Twelve o'Clock, .A DESIRABLE aUcl . Valuable . "' LEASEE4OLD E STA t.L, situate adjoining the '1 the Property and late Residence of COI ua Oaks, gore: , abi ;.,,comprising an excellent subs• - antial Brick Owe!. ling Flotase, planned folk the accc”nnti ,- datiOn Gent leni,ni's Family ; ,)ilices of every description, C., house, and Stable ; -- an elgant and produrtive Kitchen Gar den, .well cropped, and planted with choice Fruit Trees; • Grern House, Lawn, and Pleasure Ground ; Yards end Out. :buildings. Also the Nursery Greund adjoining, about three Acres, .on I.e;;.se to . Mr. fames Fairbaira. The House and ; Offices are in complete order, 'and fit for imutediare recwtion. The Purchaser may be accommodated with, the excellent r Household furniture, at a valuation. To be viewed with Tickets enly. Particulars on the Pre. miser ;at the Plough, Clapham ; S wan, Stock well ; at .G. - rraway't.; of Messrs. Blake and kV.liite, Essex-street, Strand ; 'and of Mr. Robins, %Varwi::k-street, Colden square, • where rickets fur viewing may be bad. . . ELLCA'IIT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, GREEN. PARK, ST. r ES's. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'§ - Collie-Loose, 'Cllanke-ancy, Cornhin, To morroxv, the 26th of May, 'at Twe ve o'C SPACIOUS elegant FREEHOLD MANS'ION, , : :the Property and late Residence of a Nobler:lm, situate.. in. St. lames's-place ; cotnprising„on. the (;iountl I:l6cr a. handsome' Entrance-hall, Anti.room, . noble Dining room with hawed front to the , Park, , a•cheettiii Morning-room, Dressiitg.room, &c. ; on the principal Story is a capital ; Drawitig.roorn with bowed •fmnt to the Paris, I.ibrary, roomy Bed-Chambers. with Bed.cti.imbers and rooms over, with servants' Rooms, &c. on the 11.:smenr, Servants'-hall and Dressing-roow, Butler's anti Houst-... keeper's' Rooms, i-ardor, Yantts, and convente:it (26i:we.. The Premises are most envianly situated,.,ovariookine, the Green Park, and are capab'e of being converted int, one of the first Residences in Town. . . May he viewed by Tickets ; Particulars on the Premises ; of Mr. Evans, Newmait's-courr, Corniiiil ; at Garrawii.'s ; and of Mr. Robins,Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. • . ELIGIBLE MARINE RESIDENCE, GARDENi, ANL) LAND, PORTCHESTER, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY.AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, :TO-rnorrOw, the. 2,6 th of May, at Twelve. o'Clock, 1 6 i. VERY Eligible .-COVYHOLD ESTATE, late the Residettee. of General Porter ; comprisMg a very desirable Family-House, containing an - herons ,Apartrocia, hAulsothely finished, appropriate for a Family or respectabi lity, .with excellent attached and- detached Offices oftvery description, Gardens, Pleas:ire-Grounds, Meadow-land, abd. Cottage. • The Premises in complete Repair, are very plea..., sandy and healthily situated near Portchcster, contiguous to • the great Wvstern Road, in a respectable neighbourhood, of easy access to the Sea, where there is gvAl 13;,+fliing, - and in':. country abounding•with Field. Sports, pi - ,:s:torin4 an adiiiira- ` ble situation fora Naval or Military Officer, being within - miles of Portsmouth by water, 7.by land, 14 Crum Souiltamp t6n, and 72 from London. May be viewed by applying' to Mr? hllan Mackenz i e; Portehester BarrackS, of vt hom Particulars may be had of Mr. Vicat, Mr: Inhn Reny, - High street, and at the Foinuani, Portsmouth ; White Hart, Guildlord ; Sun, Kingston; Carraway's •, and of Mr. Robins, • Warevick-street,' 'Golden. square, London. • • r • .);7 ' &all 44. s '''''' N 4- Ili' if :ci, s ; . /. 6 " . ';'''§'\k,Wi4: o.. . , a:*it'Ar.,?;l4* 4 11 $1 ,444 f'2A.At:tqrl"l6:-;: 1-=4.1,V°1.4 - alt 4,'",...; ..--Z -;rt.,50'.!:5),, di:, pif d'; ', o*. 5jp.,... t kt , *AP • !.$ 4 .0.f :. \ . t.s, ' 74411 1 0\ \'''' ~ ~.%, DORKING, SURREY ELIGIBLE:FREEHOLQ u'd. COPYIIOLD ESTATE'. CAPITAL MANSION, FARM, LANDS, WOOD, and EXTENSIVE COMMON-• Itc.Glll.: TO'.BE SOLD FIY AUCTION, • By • Mr. ROBINS, At Gam - wars: (7.otree-house, in Exchange-alley, Cerninli; 1:0-motrow, Tweive it One 1.0 t; THE DEITIj,ENE, a truly desirable ESTA:IP:, :part; Freehold and part Cop ho:d; Land-Tax reckemeet formlngaheautirui eminence, and c. , ,inmandin.; , arc tensive views of the country, situate neat' th: Town of ing, in the County of Surrey. A Capital and Modern Ilriek-biriit "Mi.NSION, plai;ited and finished under the superintendance of his Grace the tare Duke of Norfolk ; with attached and detached Offices of every desci;prion;. layly altered at a considerable expzuce, and in complete repair ;.excellent Gardens, Hot-houses, Ere. Grottoes, Caves, and .rural Summer Retirements; beauti fully diversified Pleasure-grounds, most tastefully-laid out, wi:O.Wallss„Terrace, &c. and ornamented with luxurious Forest T rees and Shrubs, sundry Inclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, Aralde, and Wood Land. , • - A FA,BM HOUSE atid Out-buildings, Situate at an agree— able distance from the Mansion ; and an extensive Common right on the Hohnwood, consisting of _rzoo Acres, proposed to be inclosed.-1 he whole Estate comprises (xi> war,ts of ioo Acres, the propeity and residence of Sir Charles Merrick Burrell, Bart.—This very I)autifut Estate forms a rnott de sirable property for a Nobleman or Gentleman fond of field sports, surrounded by a neighbourhood of the•first respecta bility, and within a short distan.:e of the principal TownS in the County, 2.3 inilcs from London, 33 from Brighton.—To he viewed by 'Vickers only. Particulars at the Ring's Head, Epsom ; Red Lion, Dork ing; King's ArMs, Horshaifi ; ()Id Ship, Brighton ; Stir, Lewes ; White Hart,. (3 odstone ; King's A rats, Croydon ; S Kingston; at Garraway's •' and of Mr. Ro:in3, ‘Varwick street, Golden-squire ;, where a I'lan of the L• state may Le seen, and Tickets for viewing may be had. NEW MEDICINE ACT. • FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Pan Ys • Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. 131r.:::5% Powder and other valuable Prepareions, inform the Pantie, that in cousegllCllCC of the New Stamp Duties; the Price •of that Medicine will he in future 25. 91. per Pa,..ket, or i I. Ss. 6d. per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Doren Pacle.ets in a Bottle (as made 'op tar - the ivi - my and Navy) may - be brit for 11. 4s. And as the words "F. Newbery, No. 45, Pours," are engravcd in the Stamps; which it is presumed will be a sufficient secuiity against Counterteits, his Signa tore on the Labels. will be discontinued. The following are the Prices o; their other Medicines, Stamps included ; but those,who purihase six, or more, at a time, will be allovved the Stamps gratis. r. d.. -• Dr. lames's Powder 2 9 :Dalby's Carminative 1 9 in a liOttiG 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills .4 6 Pills - 4 0 Do. large ihtx - 24 _o Freake'sTinit.of Bark 4 0 The Arttitntiuos Pills 2 9 Dr. I-I oxhant's ditto 3 o Dr. Steer's 0.)00.-iduc 2 6 ToMe Pills 2 9 Do. Convulsion - 2 6 En4lisli Colree - 2 • Ditto Nitre.Props 2 6 (arruther's DrOps.. 2 9 Do. Camomile Drops . 9 ESsenceof Ginger . - , 2 9 Do, Paregoric Lozenges i q Ditto Peppermint- 1- 14 Angibaud's Blois ditto t i Dr. llivoper's Pills .Essence of ColtstOut '3 6 Grant's - t It Mr Spence's I)entifrice - 4 6( -Anglisn's - Cephalic. siott . - Io• • liniry's.;vl ignesia. -z. 6 lones's Rheum. Tina. 3 . 6 „Norton's Di - ops s 6 Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops v., 6 Class's Magnesia 3 6 Dr. Soliendt r's `.rea 2 W ilsoti's Alterative 4 ' 6 G reenoitchU Tincture i It Purifying Sweet Cakes 2 . 3 Do. Tolii Lozenge's - N. As rnanv Persons-Mis‘take the House of Messrs. • Newbery, orvservj, that it is at toe I!:Itst twi of .`', t. foir DoorS from Cheapsidt ' with these Words insciihcd 0 ,. Front -L" THE “NLY WA it Elio us ti FUk -lANILS!s r. d. THEATR E ROY A.L, COVENT -GARDEN. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 2.5, 180, will be performed CORIOLANUS; Or, THE ROMAN• MATRON. • CoriolitialS, Mr. KEM E; Volumnia, Mts. S 1 ()DONS, (Being the last time of tier acting this Season). WITH HARLEQUIN AND" 'MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Principal Characters, IWother GPosg, Mr. SIAIM 0 NS ; . an,. afterwards Ihrlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. 80-'• -'• • LOGNA, jun. ; Avaro, afterwa'rds Pantaltion, •Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Stoire.Bugle, afterwat.is Clown. Mr. G RIMALDI ; Oddlish, Mr. 'ME NAG E I • Cabin-Boy {with a • Splig), Master S MALLEY. - • flattest:is; Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d ; Second Price as.— Callevy 26. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second kriCe 63. No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart street. - The Doors 19 be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at • Half-past Six. • the •- tile ; O. t(;6 - the Ocs - GYI"" skin ,Nl6' be: 'I I 701 Jolla; tefuif ers N e i t'4 i