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It •lisSytandles has had the Honour of Playing on the Grand PPIIO Fort: to the Princess of Wales, the Princess Charlotte, at the Concerts of seven.) of the Nobility, to Or. Barney, Salomon, Mr. Atwood - , Mr. Knyvett, and several other eminent Professional Arlen, sod has been universally ad mired as the most extraordinary Musical Genius that has yet appeared. His 14.0)40 Ilighness the Duke of York's Band will attend in the Gardens. „. li‘kets Seven Shillings each, to he had of Mr. Randks, N '• 51, lermytt-street, St. jarness' ; Clementi and Co 's It lus!c- Warehouse Cheapside; Mr. BirchalPs, Bond-street; I( elli's Musical Warehouse, and at Messrs, I%lonzatd and einfaelore's, • .. 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TO BE .SOLD 1W AUCTION, At G - By Mr. ii!irliTH. .11 u n don,aetaway's Collile..linuse, Change.Allty, entnhi.• 0 -°-' . - • • , on Frid a y, the 2.2.4 of Tiny, At Twelve o'Clock., up.. - an acceptable Oiler is made in the mean Time by 4 ivate Contract, A:VALUABLE FREkHOLD'ESTATE, Ty the il. n t. . coutairitug Two Hundred and Thirty-six Acres, • W c .' J. e same more or lesS) of ARABLE, MEADOW and . v t c s ru RE LAND, with a Carpenter ' s Landing, Vinci'. Z it Pottery and other Buildings; also several Freestone 114,T ivs n" working thereon , situate at H V LTO I ', I ..,,_ 4Y , within a short distance of the flourishing Sea-putt ' °wtt of Sunder,. d haii-Ilis most des 4 ir ll .ible prOperty extends near a mile and with Qtt the Navigable,River Wear, containfi Coal, abounds thriving, Freestone, Clay and derarinpuitanee in the ‘ e g i , and extremely w -II )laced tar becoming at cons,. Marie; is very populous: 4,:apital. hands ' of a rellBollotenterprixe and MaY be vie . in wed, and Particulars had twenty days ~.j; the Sa6 , !,,, of Mr. nd --1 ° • • •vit- Griffith; Solicitor, in Durham ; preced. Gam. Iv?'av'al) Solicitor, No. 6, Lincoln's-Inn.fields ; at _.__ 1(( ) . AI ;Emxicl i i? n i ge M iu S tu tn io i t t l i ? ' ' No. 6a, Broad-street, near Inc _....-...•,---, BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE. THE. BALM of MECCA, (Price only' is.' 9d.) e..... 'story° 5 COI"' b ints iS the best remedy in the Uniyarse for • - ` 1 • ating 13 4 in * the. most powertul Restorative and ltenini_ i ,, .1 of Lite and Health, and th- safest and best Medicine :iltiertile:lW,Cra.:.; anli in all ages where the Solids are rbel":1(11Y. It. we Cotistatt• ion has received a ittucki or is 0 .,j, n of I. ' i l•V . lts debit itated, this r t ,. , , i f o ratis-e and re.aninuting ..;-c,,, inin ‘ t zinct l ie'dth wilt produce the happiest effects I tl ' le " re ": laxe senitilous Ner'Ves will be warmed and *lt:Artie(' ; " . 1 c o 11" fibres or 's'" L ilabbv flesh will be uraced and ren_F 5t .... ; the muscles will 'he inv;gorated ; the ' . ' l " ws ' 1 ' 111 ; r b ril iC,!llW,leneti; LitD ti - 1;44.14ted limbs will be covered witti r m. , s l e ; the exhausted vessels will be replenished ; thy' i ...„1 ry tar! watery blood will become rich and ba15001c) . ,a. 1 , 1 . , w it,;__rtittlid circular an restored to the sanative i t t i o r r p i`ii i ' g 8 , 4 , 1 . 1 . 1 s Is the true criterion of Health ; the 11.1 g 1 , 1 , 4 , 1 11 be pro , * o ' l.l l will be revived and ex hilirared ; digest''" ': . 1, - and b y in short, tile tone of thr nerves will or restorri4ed...... it te V i e_se nitians the v. nole Conbtitution will 4 0 ,rel'j v tic de. Plor4U"'. lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, .ao",,, t b, iir• itour, r qmptonts of s Diseasc. wit t vanish, Pu t sti- Tib will be I :, * ' e t rcoir. , ', ;,11,1 e'Very evi 1.1,:e of reopirattd fler4 i n due ti,,,,, haply re,11.1 of takin ' Chia inestimable, Balao . ~ ?.., ...., ~t. act.oriling to the directions , for u4tl Whi' ll ' 3cc°114)4111 ,4CII Packet. . 1 l v Mrsirs. ha l,' ,i ne 11 A-L 3 101 NiIfCCA is prepared and s°*" b y Within, • 1 ,4 1 and C?.....sur)eous , ., NO. as 13ishopspia.te-vre s No. 221 , e _ s 2 .',',' 9s: - : gi 6 .. b ,, ltt 1.)) , toeir:AgelitS, Nit' . %___, 31 ' 11 ,, e , r .,11. by moat ' !"'" 4 N'l r,. littler, No • Ls heap sir.le ;"" a.... ' t "PCCiabie Mt:tilt:Uß: Vcnutr ' s. VA UX 1-1A1.0: Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. - 1 -HE SUPERB GALA, given by Desire of a 1. NOBLEMAN of the highest Rank, on WLDN ES: DAY, arid which WjS viewed by the' whole Goinparyy pre sent with such Univeiial approbation, will be repeoted . . , TO-I,IO.ItROW EVENING, FRIDAV, July t, NV hca the Gardens will I3ej_lltitili!tatcd and Ornainented itt a superior stile of Eastprn Magnificence. The Crand Transparency,' painted by Hamilton, repre senting Britannia seated on a Throne, surrounded by the At tributes of Plenty, embleniatkcal of the City of London, displayed by t heilatik of England oil the liin . py 'Recovery of thir - Gracious Sovereign, will on this occasion. be exhihited in the Rotunda, together with various other Transparencie,i, and Portraits of I llustrions Charaeters. The Concert will consist of a Seledion of Vocal and In strumental Music, of which the following will form a-part Full Piece, BAkrit ELEMA Si•ng, Mr. G Syin phony, HAynsr. Song, Mr. SMITH: Overture, Berenice, HANnti.. Song, Mrs. BLAND. • Song, Mr. DENMAN. Song, Mrs. FRANKLIN. 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