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THE t,:.,:: , ,~ ~,,....1!:,, t , , Cr0,,,„' , 4:6 4 ,/'', 1 17 k i ali o , ' , „„ 4, - , • -IV fv .p' . .."5,--,-, ------- ''i `i 7 * ' , , . ti ,1 / 4 , ".., .$, . , F ,,-, ... i t' * sip :7 -' 7. , likk. , et; • .... , a,,, • .U N. ,_,,,.. ~...e, ...„, ,- 4 -Tellir • ''''", , • - - 4t,., - ,r.' i f ".,.., , \: - „,. 111/0 NUMBER 2603.] , THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MO-MORROW EVENING, Jan. 24., 18oi, 11 Tbeir Majesties' Servant* will ad _ _ KING LEAR. With a Nerr_,7 Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AMULET ; Or, THE MAGIC OF MONA. With new Sceries,' Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. To conclude with a . MOVING PANORAMA. • Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ; And Columbine, Miss B. MENACE. Second Price is admitted tv the new Pantomime. On Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro, with Of Age To morrow. „ • , • On Tuesday,' the Tragedy, of the 'Distressed Mother, • after .which (for the first time) a new Comic Opera,. In Two Ads, called Tile. Veieran Tar.. The Overture •and Music entirety new, ,composed by • Dr. Arnold. 'IHEATRE-ROY.,IL, COVENT-GARDEN. T o.moßßow EvF,Nno-,: Jan. 24, 80 i , will be peifortrd, LIFE: -After which will be perforaxxl, a Tantominie Entert4hl tnenr , c;{tl L HARLEQUIN'S TOW?, ; Or, The IjOMINION - ?ANC:- `With entire new I ..ll`thii; 'Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, • and -13ecorationt. • , Harlequin, .Mr...1:01,0GN A, jun, • And Coionibine Mrs. MI 1.1,S ~ l'antdmitne opens - with ltE rovs' of•F ANC Y, - and concludes with VAN CY 's i'AV I ILION". • The. .new Pantotnitne of Harlequin's 'Cour he per:, formed on Monday, Wednestlay, ThurAay, and Saturday next . Netk. ' Ladies atill.Gentlenwn who have Places fop the4uceed.. ; ing Nights di the new Cornedy , of he School, for Pre judice, are respedfully informed it will be perfotin,:cl `next week on Monday 201:1 Wednesday. • . • • • , • Codalining nu , January 19; eSoI. . GRI.NHANI MOON. NOTICE, iS,liereby given, '111:it the PART `,t• • F:R . sl,flrp between us, in the of Ereweri, 4:arriect•on under the above , Gotlatniing. ialhe County of Surrey. wa:, this day SSO UV ED by nuituAl vonsen.t... And that.:lll Debts due t.n., or. owing by the s.dd .4.lr,ncern . , are to be rireh . reti and raiddithe saidjohn Hal t Critililrn;:who contihilcs to darrf thel3usities. Witnesk . ;',..JANIES4IOON, Jun. , • j, GRINHAM. Li Vt . 'ANN U ITI orOSALS for raising 4a . ;Qool: by way TCYN't IN' et-Sectitiiielt Lif‘r - Almuities, in.. creasing by. Sur,vlyorship',..to be divided into foorAistinci Cluses...atid to be *.z.cutt d (under tht: direeti m entingnt • Couaiset) - "tipcni Estatei in the Vennty 01' Su isex; .0( the .Nett 4.nritta7:Vaitze of 6 , 1701.. ; tnay I.),st'ad obtained fro:0, Joseph Ward, 'rut IGo. 15, NewinSn-itrLer, 0 KfOrci , ...dt: - .:t, and . lVlessrs. - Staneiley and Daiel, c'etnei of King'3'Reat, tediord-rdw. - .;ARX;Y.COMMIS / SLoN,AND HALF-PAY ADEN . Cl orFTcE: - 4R. . ‘ l3( - )1 - 1 G.A 1 -j- begs :leav 6 . 'Ol. 4' C. hi:, Friend*, and the Arniy in general", that 'be hits removed from Northurnherland-sstrett to Nu'. , at, Villiers-stret, 'Strand, whera. every thing to the ,Exchav,e*, SaTe; er .Cornrni,sioni, is con 'dudecton honOurithie, aftd'advanta,sebus to .theSzrvit.e.. ' ' CaNattytbt• :T grid Coott!tcl.:l va. sious i n at flome and Abviad. - Nla)oritik::i, 3 'Caripanies, 2 ,I.itutcgants;:anit a varietyptlE in . clittereat titationeil at lime:and Abroad ! . 04 very eligible Egchariget:;— , Four Captairrs• of Infantry to I'T 41f-pa}-, on very too4eralt , terms : z variety .44 tither Exchange:; from one I!.Ottot.'to another ; thep4rticulars' of :ivlti:fr. are td3Ou'rnefoug'for-insalton. SoVer4ll -Purchasers - : 4)1). .be heard of, by applying pernall.:i at the abo've from Eletr.ett to .1. ottr ; . : or by Letters, Nolic others 1,0 I)G IN GS, SINGLE GEN'i . I.4I\I,IAN, or 'a small F vt; inu4 be isconinioti.nc.r4 izateel F SIIE t) L()111.; 4 , , ,1 Oti, by .1.1). ing. 'go. 8 tienriettl sire , n,..eily-nloa , +(te.n:' ..tisofirer . l:ritige.r in zlisi IL)nev:f N. .13. To save tatibly4 they, )lor iae. lytt. for Ic;: thail Six ;:1;01,1,i,C !of it perimi ncticy, .viii hays the u:ot r~uca. HAIR CUTT IN G zovi , •DA ESSING in the first Style • . , gncl. Fashion, at 1.).1•1 %;11:001t1S, - l ' so. 7; TOibt(rck.greet 1 Co'.ent-Uardeti. . . ' AY most uspeafully infOrms Ladies of Rank D ~..and Fashion, .Who wish to.he distine,qiislied for ele gance in Hair Diessing, that 'he has - in constant employ soveral ofthe tiro- Ran. Cutters and,. Dressers in this Kingdom. On favouring,ltiin with. 3 timeiy.notice, .they inay depe nd on being at tended with the greatk:stpiinelna 4itY. A beautiful Head-dress - y certainly one of the MOSt i ir / i "ftl • I ( 3 rtlamt , nts, of dress that can adorn th:::, Fair ; many _ .atlit4 avin,g been flint ty convinced that nothing br:ighwils thcir beautilul aline:trance more tliaii leaving their liair • TiVoparly-display ea by - men of taste - and prolessioiril abiti- • He likewise begs 'leave to inform Ladies of Va,ihiOn,.that he has for their inspeition an elegant Assortment of theznottilmatitifui }feat:dresses 04/Cr yet. guano fa Ct , J red, lroperlyallapted.for ,R.iding, Walking, or after Bathing, ull-dress Masquerades,' &c. Also. a 4 , ,r,:at vari4ty of Fillets, Fronts, and faildratts.iallok Hair, Brajfk., ex. With every Fashionable Article in Ornamental ;lair, made in the:first stile of workmanship, and of the best mate /ids.. 11.13, Oentlinnt,.. , n's Full-dress Perukes to wear in* pow. ser, with a gteat - ,variety of ,undpcss. Perukes, - made in stile superior to what is tirade in general. 'nu tr..doscrve,7 =liberal terms. FURNISHED HOUSE, PARK-STREET‘ WEST& E R. I -4 0 BE LETT, Ready t'utnNied,-for a 'few L - Months, not more than Six, ICSIA:111 of M. - O RO:MIS on each .Floor; the Furniture plain And The Jervis will be according tii the time far it is taken, . • - May be seen any day front Ten to now, by for a iieket to A 1 r. Whit:,. Storey's Gate, Great . Gcp:ge. greet, Westminster. • • • ! . . - Ef c lGll.3l,F. SITUA.TION TOR, AN INN AND ' — ',' ' 110 TE T . .. -- - .. . ~,,' TO . BE SO hD . BY AUCI'ION,, 1 wn the 26th Day tif.f . ehruatyncxt, bettveNt.qte I lours of 1 . - four and Eipt ,in the Afternoon, at the sw.,ii ion, in the Town of Hanley ,-near Newcastle.- ti mier-1.141e; sub-. jed to Conditions folic there produoo';l ; 1 s A. • Larg, Lpftli , 'Modern-built 1; . .R..1. -, '.,1 . 4:1 itDy.) +. l -11... BIUCK-HP [J.SE (but- not .in conTIL:I4.- 1 . ,:?1.:tr), . Willi aboaffialf tut' A sere e Land, inorii4 le,;s, t...T T,olllla- I ing it I sittiateti s in tho'rmiddle of Lthe said 'Town of If AN -. L E Yovhish is nself tile centre _of the c%tcasive ‘:lnti 0 of ~ i. P9ttious. .Tovals, collect THE -STVa A F lt O'S't 1I R l}; TOTT ERIE S.' 'Phi rlouse raa 'be convened It ,: light expence.info a CapitaLlnri Or I~ix4et, thej.attOgloigityptlo it being- rutffwiently sliaeiotts ;cr erect Stable; and ether Otlices ; and the great ret-.ort of Strangers, - and the wail's • or the Neighbolitlicßxi, - nr, , :".2 it probable tila , such uu EStublislunent on a large scale. woull Ix:, highly advanta : polo. _ ... ~ ._ , , . , Furtner lillOntlitt . lo4l to:ly 42. obt4inett fr.un .Iklr, F.tacs TI mr, ,„ , ~. ... , _ intelleila, at ilall Icy aim - ji4id. ' ' ' ' • 1 :- • - " Hanley, jAn. - 17i ao. Y, J A NUARY 23 ? 001.. aII.TY4THIRD NIGHT. SANS! SOUCI. By the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD CRAM . BERLAIN.• - • • rrO-MORROW EVENING,, Tv . ). 24- Igor, f 1. will be presented, at SANS Stip CI, Leicester place, Leit;ester:Syltare, an Entertainnient, iu Two Parts, called ' - : - • THE, CAKE.HOUSE: . Arrangement of the RecitatiOti and Songs. PART I. Rec.—Dregs awl his Villa. Song—*Perpefual Youth. • Rec:—Conjugal Tac-a - -Tete. Song—* The Lottery of c4IIOCk. •• Rec.---A Tiial of Patience. Song--* Anna, " W' Ann, Nan, Nance, an-. 1 Nancy. Rec.—Agreeable Cony , • - party". • Sting--*' Love : n di Reason. Rec.--A Receipt to Kilt Wives. -So ht ng ---* T Poetantt the Paper. Rec.— Le Maitre de Dan.te. Song—The Grand . Ballet. - PART 11. Rec.--Tite Captain and the Poet. Song—*BrotlWr Jack. ltcc. Sailors. Song—* Filial Love:- Rec.—A Return of Rea,ou. - Song--The Sivects of. Love.' Rec,—The Clitb. Swag—*The Thing, the Kick, and the Go. Rec. --The Mess. Song , —*Jack at C reenWich. Ree,--4lore Plotting. ''.Song--Great News. PART 111. Rec.—Hotiest Caleb. Song—Highgate Probation. Rec. --The'Saracen'slizatt. Song** Another Cup and then. R ec ._whi e h is the Way to Windsor ? SOng—A Little Rec.- I The two Doelors. Song--*TheCanary Bird. Rec.--Bits anti Scraps. Song —*Echo. Coup(-dc-C: rice. Song—'4 . The Union. The whole is yvritten, mid composed, and will be' spoken, sung, by Mr. DIBDIN: Boxes ss. Area 3s. Colliery is. Doors tb be opened at Seven o'Clock ; the Performance ro begin at Eight. Places forthe Boxes to be'taken• at Mr. Dihdin's Music Warehoutie, I..eicester-plice, 'Leicester- squar ; where may Ln had the Songs in the -Entertainments of :ions Souci ; tik.: Novel of Hannah fiewit Vounger Brother ; History of tha Stage, conwlete; in, I' Volumes, and every other Article spe.liied to his Catalogue:, • ;The Songs ,m.43:cd. -thus , 01 are published, . On Mondar will " Highgate Probation." Sans Sotlei wilt continue open Mondays, Thttrsdays, ;Ina S4tialays. during the Seitson. . MANOR ANA ESTATES'OF CR A DLEY, IN THE !CO NTY KR FO RD. • TO : BE SOLD BY AUCTION; J 3 ,HANDY, M the Crown Inn, iii the City' of Worcester, on : Friday the ' . 3,stit Day of 'Jarman . , hist: at Tlir,:;• u'ClOck in the Afteritqon oft he state Day, subjea to Conditions to ba produced, and together, or in Lots, as shall be deter atad agreed on at the time of Sale ; • r i'LlE MANOR of CRADLEY,,. triThe Cbnnty 1. of IGiroford, in cirermiference abont thirtv4wo riiile odiaga 'large tract of the Southerly part of the . Malvern 'I tills, and some other valuable Coalitions and Wmiiea in wltich the -.Freeliolieri . and CopyholdcrS of tin: 'Mauer hoye a Right of Common. The seYerat COP y- If ()bp sT ATES are outnerous and yal Liable, in nm 'bet upward4pf ONE litiND Er) ; are Copy1ol& of litherttance ; .sind the Lord is italtlect to ..n uticerZaiti Tine on the atioliseionot cver) . 'F„::uant, on or alienation. The tool has Courts Levi- and Courts baron, has, the ustta ItirerestiTh the W::.;t:ss and Cou . nuitons of the Altutor, besides ilia Itie.,hts'of Corruiton for his Estates. • The several Chief-Reno, due to the :Lord, amount to the sum t tl. is. 3d. and are payal.de for the most part, yearly: The Four several llessuages.an d Farms are. 'known ;by the vzveralnatocs of the :ice d Farin, Batchcomba, W %tit monds anti WhiLipians, anti Cruniptilt lull l. • • The-SEED FARM t.i.nisiSts of a I . A R SI-HOUSE : . and the riccesiary:OnttlMNings, for the must part newly ereocd and in good mpait, and of 19) Acres Perches of . A table., Meadow, 'W ::01 and • Hop Ground. The Woods are,well stocketl with Timber and coppice, Wood ; Acres t ROod and zb Perches are in the Parish of Croaky,. and the remaining, Acre.; • a hoods 324 26 P;:rcheS'are in tile Parish of Evesbach, in the County of IlerefOrd.' This,-Faten has, been very inach iinprove4 by Ile present Tenant; Hall,. and is capable of fur :l.cc ::a; improvements. ; • • • BATCHCOMBE FARM; ivith - 'the Larol, .whereon the HOG S'E and . Buildings 'stand, nacasures' Acres a and 3i l'erelies, and .now ,in the ocpatiou of - Acrris, whose :Penn expires w at Candlemas ,nest. I t togoiher, and is capable of very great improve ments,, ;nut very desurable for a 't'enant. Ninety 7 elght AL-Zezi 411 t: K1:41 and Twenty-Six Pert*ies of th;s Farm are Copyludd of Inheritance of the Minor of Bosbury, - in the Cotuit offlciefoql ; and theother parts.yltercon are si tuate the'lloose anti iluilLiings,jire rechold'of I nheritauce in Cradlov. WI-HT:MON DS and' WHI PP I ATT'S, in the 'octupa . tion of litilen Tnteman, consist of 132 Acres and ti dads. in the whoie; ,tis Acres 3 Rootis'aunl; 3 Perches whereof belong anci limn:rd. - lin to Whitmonds, -and 66 Acres Rood's and 37 Perches to WhiPpiatt9. The - Tenant's Term expir,,s at Candlemas neat ; and these Farms are .opable of very great iMptOyethrit in their cnitivation and arrangements. • CRUMPALI , 'HILL FARM, in the occupation c) Mrs; Russell, ,consists Of the fiatl.SE, Buildin g s, and *Mr 43 Acres and 4 Perches, and tor.the quantity, and qirdity of this Farm, is very eligible.' The Manor and Estates are situate about seven Miles from Worcester fouct co from Hereford, at .:I two Miles. from Great •Malvern, and the road from ‘VONester to Hereford goes through ,the Manor; they . abOUnd with Game, and have situations for building - a Mansion r inlerior to none. • • . . . The several Farms have. been measured and ma pped, anti nteastirc 6iD Acres z Rood and t Perch more or I The Surveys may be inspeactl the several' qualities of the Lands are very properly apportioned ; several In hbottint Lino:..-stone, sufficient to manure the aftd'ft.n . Y-. , ry large 'sale.- The Woods-'are measured :in,! planned with. the several Farms, although the greater part of turn are in the hands of the Landlord, The wnole of these several Farms (except theol Acres r Rimd and ra6 Perches, part of Batchtomb); are Freehold of -Inherit ' ance, -and together with the Timber and Copyhold, I.ait, Is ofitie Manor of Busbury, are named and described in the Particulars of the Estate.at large. Tile several Quit-rents ,and descriptions of the Copyhold Lands at this Manor, iii quantity more or less, are . also set forth in such Particulars. , • For a view of the , Manor and Estates, apply to Mr. of the Mill. •• : • • - • Mr. Handy, the Attaioneer, has the. Maps and PArri cukafs, and other applications maybe made to him ; or Worcester. -- - • . PALM SOAP-, ,* • A NeW Discovery, now in the greiitcst Perfeaion, fa-cturcti from that highly-r•st , : , :ined article, Paha ()il. BERl'v and MAIN_ ha vine , been repeatedly ciolicitect by their numerous and re4peaabie to nr,kolteir,Palni :roar' tl'l:.(t gener,,Aily known amongst Iliseritruiyithig Public and. extensive ti.',ortitettion, an l tht:Y, ever anx.tou.i to atintly them ‘Vitit such Go‘-ids 01,1;.• as arc 0f...th , :, first qu.4lity, - take the liberty of recOntnteixling their Palm. Soap ) , with the greatest confidence., to th,nnotice of the Nobility' and Gentry, for their peculiar trl,c, Jowly lurvinv it exclusively. The pleasantne.,:s and Uti lity of has merited their iftttcation and lin tronage, a,. 1 itr thv highe3t est-itrtuiun, tor softest.. in... 0,1 aK,itimt the lieitt of tbc Sub, acc. " , t 4 the Wiliter SeaS:Oht t! , hrtd an „ Colt( Windt, anti shark), frosty •-• !I it, Sip, 13alls„ Is. eaa, with tite figure • • f',_ , t Ito 9iitiiiie-wrapper t with the svol 4 ; Palm So:ip," in t cireli..; an.l a trill .:;uive c..f it virtues. • : • . find• great qtiffieulty prnvitrifi• z .", . • it reeointitentitAl t , e:yt thing 0 - her; in round .' • 1.,1.. ry and Viito)o'salt; ltdt and h - thzir. prinkji 31 u irs• in Li..nl4:4u, And ita in the thrw"K.'initcioutit. This Day - was published, Elegantly printed in quarto, • and illustrated by a Map construclui entirely front :actual Observation, price in boards, AN: ACCOUNT of TRAVELS ioto the IN_ TER.IOI2of SOU.THERN AFRICA, intheYeara 1797 and .179; inekiling cursory Observations, on the Geology' anti Gaigiaphv of the Southall Part of that Con- . tinerit ; the Ataturil I.lttory . of such Objcels . as occiirred in the Animal, Vogt:table, and M;rieral Kittid fflis ; ast Sketches, ofthe Physical and Moral Cirt: - .nc.i.-r• :-.-I.via rious Tribes of Inhabit:a:llS stmoundim: - I : of the CAPE of GOOD HOPE. To which : • .Descriptiori of the present State of Popul.:::ut,t, Fro duce of that extensive By 'JOHN irARROW,, , Late Secretary to tit! E:trl of -i\lac:.trtiiey, tout Aud;ter- General of Public, : 1 / 4 ,.cout,ts at the Coap of _Printed for A. Strahatt, and T. Cudell, jun. aricl W. Davies, in the Strand. 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