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.~ IA '7 4 rett • ).itry )1 7' 4'. •, •: 1 4,,, rio: xtl . I. s :to , 4!r U 6 .--(• ,17.7 • '•••,1 041, THE NUMBER 1462..) • SA 7 UR DA Y, OCTOBER 22, 1803. fiRICE SIXPENCE: - THEATRE-ROYALI DRURY- LAI4E• ' 14 MONDAY NF .1' O't i' q :: , ~:,K , Lob tr 24 1 1803 ) will he , preseured v PIZARRO. ~. ~.:i•The;Seenery, Dresses, and Decorations, entltelynew. *tie Musii, Mrs, Choru..ses, and Marches, incidental to the Piece, composed by Mr. 1‘41.4,a. • PERUVIANS. • , , . . • Ataliba, !qr. POW ELL ; • Rolla- • NI , POP,- Orozembo, Mr. DOWTON ; fluallia, Mr. COOKE ; Topac, Master. W EST ; = Cora, Mrs. YOUNG'. SPANIARDS. ' Pizarro, Mr. BA RRAMORE ; Alonzo; Mr. H. JOHNSTON; ..Altnagro, Mr. CAULFIELD ; . Davila, Mr. DE CAMP • Las Casas, Mr. WROUGIITZ)N ; Valverde, Mr. BARTLEY ; Sentinel, Mr. HOLLAND ; Llvira, Mrs. POWELL. The Vocal Parts by Mr. BURROWS, Mr. DIUNUM; lktm. MOUNTAIN, Miss DE CAMP,, Miss HICKS, lOUs TYRER. • • THE CAMP. W ith entirely New Scenes, Dresses, and DeeerationS. Sir Henry Bouquet, Mr. PALMER ()'Daub, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Gauge, M. BANNISTER, juh. Monsieur B hunt, Mr. W E W ITZ hR ; William, Mr. DIGNUM. • Lady Plume, Mrs. YOUNG . ' • Lady Sash, Mrs 11. JOHNSTON ; Nancy, Miss DE CAMP ; Nell,. Mrs. BLAND ; Mother, Mrs. "SPARKS ; ..•••• Smirt Girl, Mrs; SCO'rr ; Margery, Mrs. MADDOCKS. film whole to conclude with VIE‘V OF A CAMP. • _Price 35 .. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. veeprin p r i ce Upper Gallery is. Second r No the to.be returned ' Pia "' t uc Boxes to be taken Of Mr. Fosbrook, at the rox-Office Little Russel -street. The Doors to be opened' at Half past Five, and the Per_ ,tormance to begin at Half past On Thursiky, the Tragedy of.Edwarci the flack Prince. And on Saturday, will' be produced never performed. a -Stew Drama, in Three Ads, called A Wifowith Two Hui -IThe 141 45. The Scenery, Dresses and Decorations entirelynOV• Music co m p osed and setcded by Mr. Ma*zingh" And anew Comedy in Five Ads, called Hearts of Oak, is In rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. •A hrce is 160 ;n preparation' • riIEATRE.ROYA.L, COVENT-CARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, 04tober 24, 1803, will be presented PIZARRO. With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. PERUVIANS. Atallba (King of Quito), Mr. - MURRAY ; Rolla, Mr. KEMIILE ; Oroninbo, 'Mr. CH A PNIAN ; linalpa, Mr. BLANCHARD.. Cera, . Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; • , Zuluga, Mrs. BO N LOGA. Prie stsi Virgins, Matrons, in die Ternplo of the Sun. Itless •T. High Priest, Mr. I NCLEDON, Brick;t arieY, Everard," Fairclough, Harley, Hill, Ken- Kiiv( • L'e L . °dwell Pottvi Strcet. Tctt. IliJinas ' L ' Int"' ' lies4""n,,S: Atkins, Benson, Blurton, Bologna, Butner, Cas tylle,coonibes, Cox, Dibdin, Findlay, Frederick, Caudrey, flirt; Martyr Mart Maters,Mortimer, Norton, Watts, Martyr, Wh catlYi Willis. SPANIARDS. Pizarro (the Spanish General), Mr. COOKE ; Alonzo, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Las Casas, Mr. CORY ; A lmagro, Mr. DAVENPORT. Elvira, A'lrs. SIDDONS. . • WITH - BRITISH FORTITUDE. Boxes 6 s. Pit 3s. 6d. Call. 112 Per Gall ' "'Box laces for the li, .xes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ()like in !Lill-stn.:et. The Doors to be Opened at Halfpast Five, and the Per. forrnance to heyin at half past Sik. " Money to be Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina i On Tuestly ho i i al ig Ih4 Anniversarx of The Battle o f Agin. court, the 1. tsto al Pluy of 'King or, }he 4Con Henry the Fifth ; quest of France, with' A Tale of Mystery. On of Fr the Opera of The Cabinet, with The Irish Widow, On Thutsday, the 'rte of The' Gamester ; Beverl ey, fir, Kemble; Stukeley, Ir. Cooke ; Mrs. neverleYs Mrs. Siddans with Thomas anti Sally. Drydeu's Masque of Arthur and Emmeline is in prepara tion, and will very boon be produced, atter Shakspeare's Co. tiled ) , of Much ado about Nothin -; Beatrice, Miss Brunton. % b Ilenedick, Mr. Lewiti, i 4 New Farce 'E . T aka is • I 1 .....,......._ 2 _ 2.1 , !_ 6 in re tearsP • • BAKERS WANTED. Commissart General's Office, 06le A Nunov, of JOURNEYMEN BAKERS are wanted to work at t h e Ki ng ' s Bakeries in Essex and .ICent. Such as desir e to , eso employed in .providing Brea d furl and fur the Defe n d ers of their Country, may know the Terms Co nditunti on which they, may be engaged, by'app!Ying to .kr. Lovelan,4 plaster of The Bakers' Company,l4o. 1 3 0 s Ald ersgate.str.et ;or fo r. Clarke, No. 23j, Wapping. -.........----.......--......—_-....." ---4 ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPM:E. P- 1 - 41E PA rrANT CAMP BRIiSTEA DS, F urn i. .1. ture, MilltriiSbeS, and Bedding complete are vtry resped fully recomtnended to Gentlemen, as being the ' 'host portable Aril superior to an y others m ade in London ; Marquee% teats, Tables and Chairs, cit improved principles s Se 4 ti s :,.. snl4 liedle and Chairs ) , tor on 'Board Ship ; Muagao ,`, , Ltlfniture, and Patent Brass.screw Bedsteads, tor E as t " w est-Indies, and all Foreign Climates. at . , 140 RG AN and SA NDE ItS's Patent Bedstead Manutadory and Ware-Ropmss M`JK ~,,.... No. t 6 a nd t 7. Catherine-Street, • Strano.' iniu I..CAN and SANDE RS ' S New. invented Imperial g Tables, allowed to he the most complete and elegant le t or Tables ever yet invented, are very portable packing in aN Box, but ten Inches d ee p. .B. heo s i . to I" ri •lii liablra.Bed and Chair-Bed.Ware- Q e. Se . *-- VALUABLE -ESTATTES IN THE NORTH OF scOTLAND,::To.BE SOLD. . I THERE is t) be Solt! in the course of the en suing Winter, the ES'I'A'VES ut OLD CASTLE ',XIES I,IILL, WESTER INCHES, CRADLEHALL I)Rit. TLEHILL, STONEY FIELD, Inve t o9NI To wN, MUCK ° VIE, and BOGBAIN, near Ill:rness, in dil*rent I.ots. hese Estates a re b eautifully situated in'the Immediate. ';‘, 'ilverns e 'ig h Llgurhopd cif the thri v i ng and 'impulous Royal BorotNh is 110 , Fort George, . ol d t h e Caktinniall Ca rl3l, ‘ fluch * , "‘4 w be s gun. The Farm s a i e i n -general sufficiently In _,..`iesl And in good order, with [Unties, 0 dice-houses, Car. ithd thriving Plantations of Wood. •• Among the many B°v " rv t.h;es. great part of the Estates ong the Se4,side,, stud. hive the eerie/it of thr Sea Wire, T he ' Hills, which are • xtensive, abound with Game. The Lands atal of ; ) ,!‘i w;t11 the Bergh of Barony, are held of the f, s _.h l g, and a t ib i d a Freehold Qualitievaiou to vote for a Mcin th serve in Parlomeni for the County of Inverness. t,r . ntienten who wish to purchase. Lands in the Norlll‘,°l "tiand, will v tlar ehlont 'find such d es i ra b le proper tics lit t he ket V- )r funher ten, application to be Made 14.7 C4aip . 4411.Nlactigito311, L'Aq. of luvcrne4s. ' ' Ind PREEHOLDERS LA:ESTER. TotheGENTLEMENT,CLERGY of the, co UN TY of Gl.. • GINTI,II4IIN, of4Vacancy:having occurred in the Representation of this County in parliament, by the affliding event t e Deatkof my much to be lamented Fattier, I take the liberty °loitering myself to succeed my Brother in that irrir portant and distinguished situation ; in discharging the Duties of which (should I be honoured with your countenance and support) it shall be my anxious study, by an unremitting attention to the interests and prosperity of the County, to merit so flattering a mark of your approbation and confidence. 1 have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most faithful and obedient Humble Servant, R. EDWARD H. SOMERSET. Badminton, 061. is, iSoj. FIRE AT CHULMI.EIGH I IN DEVONSHIRE. . .1 brotich:outigahttcotfluthLemil 7il t h iG o i f i, A . u N tu rk s t et la i s .o t w , na in FIRE DE• a VOWS HI RE,which from the long Drought,extreme scarcity A of Water, and contiguity of Thatched Dwelling anti Out houses in a few-hours reduc,7d to ashes nearly three-tourths of the 'Town.. In consequence o f this calamity, the. Inhabi tants of those Premises ureat rpresentAlisperiied through the remainder of the Town and the Neighbourhood in crowded Houses, !brownout of their usual employments; and reduced to the extreme at Distress. i The Committee wholiave undertaken the Office of lnves. tigating the Losses oCcasioned by this melancholy Event, arc enable:) to state that the aggregate or the Losses, exclu sive of what was insured, muunt*to upwards of ELEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS; the greatest part of which has been incurred by persans wholly unable to recover their situations in business, without the assistance of charitable Contributions. The Committee therefore take this method of laying the ease before the Public, am; of soliciting their Charity. : Subscriptions to be received at the following Banks. London Sir lames Esdaile, and Co. Messrs. Drum. moods, Crofts, Devaynes, and Co. liammersley and Co. Bolden) and Co. Child and Co. Willis and Co.. Down and Co. ' Exeter—Sir rohn Duntze and Co. Messrs. Baring and Co. Milford and Co. Williams and Co. Bristol—Messrs. Worrell, Matchly and Co. Math--Messrs. Hobhouse and Co. Taunton—Messrs. Brickdale and Co. Dorchester—Messrs. Cox and Co. Truro—MeSsr& Praed and CO.. And by Mr. John Burgess Karslake, jun. .Ittomey at I,a w, &ultimolton, Devon, Jo whom it, is requested that all com munications to the Committee may be addressed. Names of the Committee.. Right don. Bail PORTESCUE, • Right Hon. Lord It 01.1. E, Hon. NEWTON FELLOWS, M. P. Sir Stafrorcl Henry Northcote, Hun. Sir Jacob Wolff', Sir Lawrence Palk, M. P. Baronets. j. P. Bastard, M. P. Paul Orchard, M. P. fatties Buller, M. P. Richard Inclalon B ury , Charles Chichester, fames Hall, Richard Melhuisti, ; teary Foote, Esquires. Rev. Chancellor Nutcumbe, H. A. Hole, John Churchill, Richard Keats, W. M. Stawoll, Peter Furze, Benjamin Clay, James Nl.ty, John Hole, Williain Toms, Perry Dieken, Robert Chichester William Radford, Clerks. B Order of tic Committee, JOHN BURGESS KARSLAKE, jun. Dated Chulmleigh, Sep. is, 1803. Treasurer and Secretary. Amount of Subscriptions alteatly published k • 5 8 4 1 7 I Right Hon. Lord Rolle - - - Jos o o Parishioners of Southmolton.by the Rev. William 'roint . .. • . .. / 6 44 Parlshionentof Creciton, by f ames B u ll er , Esq. 4o 13 3 Parishioners of Holdsworthy and Holacombe, by the Rev. Mr. Meyrick _ - 3S 1 9 3 Parishioners of George Nympton, by the Rev. W. M. Stawcll . .. - ..• 9to 0 Parishioners of Buffington, by the Rev. fames Buckingham _ . 6 o 6 Parishioners of Roseash, by Mr. J . Taunds - 5 S 6 Parishioners of Exmouth, by Mr. Rymer - • s o 0 Parishioners of Sandford . . ... 25 Bto Sir Stallord Nonni:cite, Bart. . . to to o Samuel Kekewich, Esq. - - to to o Edmund Granger, Esq. . . to o o lames Wfiite, Esq. . - - 55 0 AT - Ars. C. Flotillas - .. . . " 50 o Rev. lames Simons .. - - 5 0 • Thomas Granger. Esq. - - - o • Supdry other Subscriptions . - 29 111 6 Received by Messrs. Drummonds. Earl Fortescila - . - sz t o o . Ditto - - 51 /,. 0 Ed. Babel.. Esq. - - • - 10 10 o Dowager Countess of Buckingham - 5 5 0 Received by Messrs. Child snd Co. Rev. G. 0. Cambridge - . .. 5 a Sundry other Subscriptions - - 6i s 6 NEW INVENTED ►VATEIt-VROOF HOOTS and SHOES. E D wAgn MOGGRIDGE, No. +4 , Lud g ate. hill, London, begs leave to inform his F fiends and the' 4tinliu in general, that after many years attention and expe rience, he has to oiler skein BOOTSi.,d S 0 ES, WATE R_ PROOF, with perteel confidence of their being far superior to any ever made. He makes the lightest dress Shoes and flouts W.iter-proof, preserving the Leatherz.oft and pliable. Ile re. commends them onvhoottn4 excursions as no water can pe, net rate. LikewisC his New-invented S HOOTI NG BOOTS. Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage of lasting twice as long as Leather dressed in the common way. An article of such general utility will no doubt attracl the attention of the Public, and induce those who have a real value: for their health tai apply at his Manufaelory, as above. He has no connexion with any , other House in London. E. lit. will thank those of his Friends. and the Public, who may favour him with their orders, to apprize him as early as possible, as it will enable him to execute their Corn tnandi mahout disappointment. N. B. A large assortment of Boots and Shnes, Waterproof and otherwise, constantly kept for the East and West India Trade. Merchants and Captains liberally treated with. APPOINTMENT UNDER GOVERNMENT. A. G MEM AN of Respedability may re. 4...'Ve An eligible Appointment . , and a Young Gentle man a Midshipman's Appointment in the Navy. A Pre mium impeded. Gentlemen having interest may receive information of Ciyil and Military Vacant Appointments from tool. to zoool. per annum. P. S. Thirty Thousand Pounds is Immediately resat to advance, in Sums from noel. upwards, Lipari good Security of Land or Funded Property. Apply personally to Melville and Roberts, Agents, No. 7, Cecil-street. No Letters can be answered unless post-paid. 0 lik.e hours from Ten tilt Yourtniock. 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Ws for curt-Cage Work; *O. for the ()Nuance ihrvivie 111 Portsmouth i" isst so Prwlesti sax ic adwitiLl Orr the toil tot Ilk of 'DoesileP. Ity C eP of ibt Mer 4 C.R.RIP, Str. OFF= OF ottbmieNci, Oashre 21, 1 8n3. THE: PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hit Al A. NISTY's ORDNANCE do firmly give Mace, that Prop:Lt.:6 evil/ k wawa' at their Etta, In St. Alai garet.street. Weitnsiotter, on or kfore Tborsdqy the 47th imotastt,froot loth Peerms as moo he Wilk* to soviertak :1 .t'attfy rz.v Twos/wt.), SRTS o f "ICCOL IR +WIWI'S of 'SUP? LBArgsit, anti FIVE THOUS/111W 6f8r114 0 L 54. THSit ABM'S trod 10,10 TS for SAfiRBS, oftgrvilar it P 4ll ' tenet which ;AO k taw otos tippitearie* is yolais Theliket, as Ms . 4 the whale Slept& to be &Livered hnoSeore suitbia the state qrSis Weeks. For:bor parasitise:, tort/err w, , th the Trrou and C*llllloo tf the Coedraer, way be knowi by appying dr the Serrelaoe: Offee in St. Margard.street, an) Dir bertvern lOe hosirs of Ten and Four o'clock, where Proptals are Iv 6e arlivned, sealer' ot and mark, don Mt outside, " Proposals for the sumo . of Beie Leather Accomirtasertts, &c. for the Ordnance V;rvicr:" bmt no Protcf. can be admitted after the said 27th instant. By Order of the liceol. R. It. CREW, Steret.vy, AGRICULTURE. On the :st of October was published, the First Number of a Now Volonte, ftila Oil the rst Day of every Arlonth will continuo to be publihlted, rice zi. each. 3 Ntlrtlberuf THE •'ANNALS of AGRICULTURE ; or, EA RN! ER's NlAr: All N E, consisting of original Pa. pens, Expvitnents, :AM Observations, of Account. or all new iinproveittent taut OticoverieS in the rr.i,:ti-v of - Agriculture, asrbi tal•ViocipAtiltro. gri,tt intuit anti ether ostrut 30clotios,' illustrated with Cupper.pl.ms. By ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq. F.R..4: AO Secretary v.) the Board of Agriculture. Printed for Richard Phillips, No, 71, St. Paul's Church, yard, to whose care Conninuncations should he a i div , setl I and sold by john Arcncr, Dublin ; by E. Balfour, Edin. burgh ; and by ail other Booksellz.rs. Of who'll, in a few weeks. may be had, in one very hage Voluthe Quarto, illustrated by oo Copper.plares, a Cum. plcte System of Practical Agriculture. in all as Branines, including every modern I ruprovernent, price two guin e a s an d a hdt in boards, by It. W. 11ta....;in, M. I). of Hendon, in Middlesex. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. lionivireil Sir, Edinburgh, March iB, Mt. T JIEG leave to inform you, that ever since the • year t 799, I have been allele(' MO the Lues Vene. rea ; which; trim its obstinately rcaiating every course of Medicine --prescribed by the most eminent of . the Fatality acre. and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, add twice discharged trout the Hospital, with little would appear to he of the most inveterate oatore. In the spring of fall year my disorder hail got to• such a head as nearly to. pure period to my existence--1 had a ta rg . s , u l cer on the crown of my head„ one on each arm, atd my lege were broke out in a frightful lim ner; my right was,dreatt. fully pantie!, and had been in a state of ulceration inr the last seven years,. my lett had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoleuri.d, and ,Trive me such ekcrut4t in: pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to tie rive meat rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recom. mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who receive so great a cure by there here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, w hick I began to do on _26th of May ; in the course of a fortstight, I began to receile benefit--in; little inore than a !ninon, the ulcers on my herd' and arms were soundly, healed—soon alter, the sures en my lege healcil also; leaving, hi,Aever, ceitinterable clitwolcutratton in the skin, and pale in the bole. , of the left, which, by the Wes ling of r„,,,t, and a little longer perseverance your ili Va suable Medicine, subsided ; the nice dispersins, the skio regaining its. natural hue, and the nochirnal pains gradually pine ott: I ihus because, by your liberal advice and MEN. l'erfezily free frion all my former complanits.— have recovered my frrmer spirits and strength, and am be. come olly and tat, in which state havingcontinued ninny ''tenths to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a lossirkwhat terms to express my gratitude, but bet; you, for the good of other soaring mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every , occa:iinn • in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURK E IL Swan's CIQSC, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure olt N Tilostrsorr, No*: J. New Poultry Market; end • N writs Old•Alseiribly-Close, Edinb urg h. Prepared and Soli by the sole Proprietor, Toole As T.tv tot, Nientoer of the Royal College of St;p germs, at his lionst, , No. g, New Bridge-street, London ,t where, after a constant reAenee of more rears, in a 'practice particularly directed to the ' cure of Venereal Complaint* and those incidental to the ' , whet Generation*, with that invioluble seer 9.7 Which men et his profession shonld always observe in such cases, he darters himself, the advice and :assiStanee Ile gratuitously administers to per: taking WS 'Medicine, will ;40 esteemed, by a, discerning Publie, as an advantago, dont attainable end vnerd or all einbistuity. Also,sold, by his .appointineut, for the oon .7er those at: a distance, at theLVerfunsees, No. 3 1, At. Alban's-street, . Pail. Bait ; the Toyshop, No. 1 03 , oe troll-Street; M' - . 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