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I NVMBRk 3775.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Oft. 22, tßog, Their Majcsties', Servants will perform a Comedy, *tiled THE' SCHOOL FOR -SCANDAL. • Sir Peter Teazle, Mr MATHEWS ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. DOWTON ; Sir Benjamin - Backbite. Mr. P A LMER ; Joseph Surface, Mr. BA RRYMO RE ; Charles Surface, Mr. ELLISTON; Crabtree, Mr, SU ETT ; - • Careless, Mr.. HO LEAN ' Rowley, Mr. PACKER ; Moses, Mr. %VEWITZI.R ; Trip, Mc. DE CAMP. Lady Teazle, Miss DUNCAN; Lady Sneervvell, Mrs. HAR LOWE ; • Maria, Miss BOYCE ; Mrs. Candour, Miss POPE. In Ael 111. a Song by Mr. DIGNUM. To which will be added, a Farce, called • FORTUNE'S FROLIC. Robin Rough-head, Mr. COLLINS ; Snacks, Mr. MA DDOCKS ; Frank, Mr. COOK ; • Rattle, Mr. PALMER ; Clown, ivir. PURSER; ' • - •Countryratin.. '• M WE 88. Nancy, Mrs. SHARP ; ' ' Margery, Mrs. SPARKS ; Dolly, Mrs. 11 ARLOWE. !latest's. Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery, as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery as. Second price 6d.—No Money to be Returned. Places for the Boxes to'be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, the Box-Office, in Little Russell -street. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. 'Vivant Rex et Regina! TO.morrow, not affid these ten ,Years, the revived Co antdy of The Founding. Young Belmont, Mr. Ellision ; fidelia, Miss Cherry, being her third Appearance on this Stage; Rosetta, Mrs. jordan. After which, Richard Coeur de Lion. On Wednesday , the Play of As You Like It. Rosalind, Miss Duncan. And on Thursday, Mrs. Powell (being recovered from her indisposition) will make her first Appearance this Season, in the CharaderOf Mrs. Haller, in the Play of The Stranger. The Stranger, Mr. Pope. To which will be added, The Lyar. Young Wilding, Mr. Elliston. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Tiflis PRESENT EV,ENING 08. 22, 1804, A. Will be ailed (for the first time this Season) Shakspeare's Tragedy of -1-(AMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Claudius, King of Denmark. 'Mr. CORY ; • Hamlet, Mr. K EMMA: ; Polonius, Mr. MUNDEN ; Laertas, Mr. C. KEMIILF. ; Rosencrantz ' Mr. KLANERT ;. • Cuildenstern, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Osrick, Mr. FARLEY ; Marcellus, Mr. KING ; Francisco, Mr. CURTIES ; Friar, Mr. HULL • Ist Aaor, Mr. DAVEN PORT'; • 24 'War, Mr. WILDE • Ist Grave. Digger, Mr. EmeRY ; Id Grave-Digger, Mr. BEVER.LY •, The Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. COOKE. Certrifde, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Ophelia, Mrs. TAYLOR • And Aarcss, Mrs. HUMPHVES. NETLEY ABBEY. • Oakland, r.. M E R,Y • Captain Oakland, M Mr. E INCI.E . DON ; • Sterling, Mr. ABBOT ; Gunnel, Mr. FAWCETT ; • , Geoffry, Mt: SIMMONS ; M'Scrlpe, 'Mr. ROCK; : Cockswain, .Mr. STREET; Ellen Woodbine, Mrs. ATKINS ; • Lucy Oakland ; M r s. BEVERLY-, • Catharine, Mrs. MARTYR. Boxes ISS. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery 16. The Doors will be opened at Half -past Five, and the Per votyiance begin at Half-past Six u 1- la ficces fo e r t 111 he Boxes' streel to be taken of Mr. B ran d on, at ,the Of Vlart. i a, morrow will be performed, the Comic Opera The s t lg " 3 4 Fleet in 3in which Mr. Braham. and 'Signora ..,P„race will appea r tar the fi rst time this Season. TQ which "I' , be added, the Farce of The I riihban in London. c And o n W ednesday will be aaecl, for the•first time, a New oinedy in Five Ads called fhe Blind Bargain. .. . . A NY GENTLEMAN, whose A ge d oes not ex _ Xll. A. coed T wenty- f our, of good Education, wi s hi ng f or a LITAR V APPOINTMENT, in which he must get forward by Seniority, may hear of such by addressing a Let ter,' post free, to T. A. No. 411, Stra n d, w hi oh will be at ten:Al to. • I'O LADIES OF FASHION.' °HINSON begs Leave respeafully to acquaint .11.1‘. Ladies of Distindion, and Families, who have honoured the various articles of his invention and manufaCture with such high approbation, that he has devoted the Summer fonths to the production of such Novel t i es and I mprove ntents in his Plain and Figured CH AM BE RR Y 4, ITALIAN 114111,SNETS, I M PF,RI A I, NETS (plain, and in gold and ni'giver); SARSNET CAMBRICS, &c. &c. the abundant etY *IA excellence of which, h e trusts, w i ll evince a due se of extraordinary patronage; which he hopes will be r u t estledlo his NEW UNION POPLINS, and ROXAL to SIRES, of which he has prepared a most extensive stork u4 t ,, l Jtattunin and Winter, their texture being particularly rred m s e :' to those seasons, and (what he presumes is no small theV e " l ,."(lation) those articles never crease or tumble, and com n ‘ tr a`iirdinary richness at once distinguishes them from if ton thins. his a lso finished a variety of new shades and colours in Dr,. • 'LI AN MU SUNS, so much admired for Evening k s , on account of their transparent Me d, and the betbre ....vntion cci property of never creasing. M!,..t very Antler article for fashionable or domestic use, Al 41 Mereery and Linen Drapery, as usual. Family ZI T r ilmg particularly attended to. °• 12 Henrietta -street, nt-garden. • TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, j 4 uapt to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made Pln a Cattie of RUSH against TEGART, with the Ap robation o f j ohn Springett Harvey, Esq. one of the Mas. I rs of the said Court, at the Angel inn, in Pury Saint tne Thnt unds, in the, County of Suff o lk, o n Wednesday, T 4th Day of N ovem b er next, b etween the oUrs of wo Hours Three-in the' Afternoon, IN ONE LOT, A Substantial and Convenient FARM HOUSE, tlirQ with about 2do Aeres of e Meadow, 1•a d, situate in Badwell Ash and ittdion (between Bury 0 'tow Market in in the said County ,ot in-the th cu ,,,PAtkott.of Mary Cocidard; - Tenant trout Year to ,Y ear, at .. itent'Of 2ifol.—The EStateis •Freeltolt4- except a bout i 2 a c ,,to l l, which are Ciipyhold of the Manor of GreatAahfield; .• , • „t ,tted late I ossessron may be had. 64:art!culars 1112 y be had (gratis) at the said Master's Cll . 2in n t ;;; South amptonThoildings, Chancery lane, Lon d o n ; {state Pechter, Surrey-street, Strand (wii:le a Plan of the may . be inS•pected); of ,Messrs. Philpot and StdrEe , c-cOurt, in- the Temple; of Mr. Clement Rogers, at 4 ,e o n w , n harn ; at the Creat Inns in the principal neighbouring T ir a' antlat the-Place of Sale. r4 rm May be viewed with eave of the Tenant And • ° g er* . " aPPlLAlitnl i will a ttend the view. i T ,141,1,i,ft ' 41Mcsif., ~.-,..--- . wilici.A6\''l " s t , y 4 vto _ N NDA Y, OCTOBER 22 $ 1804. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST-PRAWN TO-MORROW. WE congratulate the Public, and with pleasu re inform them, the THREE TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES In the I.ottery now Drawing, were Shared, viz. No. 3260, Z. ro,ooo, by HAZARD and Co. No. t 0,231. ,C.re,ooo, by BISH. No. - 936a, ,C.te,,,00, by SWIFT. THREE,TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, AND • TWO FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, Nov in the Wheel, And only THREE 'JAYS to DRAW, as follows : To-morrow, Paober 23, Eighth Day, and the First-drawn entitled to X. 20,000. Friday following, Ninth Day, and the First.drawn entitled to 4. 5 000. And the Last Day, Saturday, Oaober a 7. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the Firstdrawn Ticket To-morrow, ANH FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS for the First-drawn Ticket next Friday. HODGES and CO. Stock-Broker', No. 1 49. Oxford-street, and No. 44, St. lames's;street, tae the liberty to observe that the Wheel is now richer than ever it was at any period if the Lottery, there being only Three Days to draw, and the following Capitals, viz. 3 Prizes of - zotoonl. 2 . Prizes of - 5,0001. Prizes of tonol. 6 Prizes of soot. &c, &c. Sce., TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrztwn, continue on Sale at the above Offices. N. B. The Prizes will be paid on Demand. This Day was publishe 1, By Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- row, LTOOD's NEW MILITARY FINANCE :` .1.1 containing the History, Pay; and Allowances of the British Army; one small Volume, price 6d. 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FISHERWICK, near LITCHFIELD, STAFFORD SHIRE,', CAPITAL ESTATES, SUPERB MAN SIO N. EXTENSIVE MANORS, FISHERY, MOODS, &c.' &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawayes Coffee-house, Exchange-alley. Comhill, London, on Thursday the wit. of November (unless an acceptabrer&r is made before the 6th of November), at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, • THE very Capital and truly Dz.sirable FREE HOLD ESTATES; with the extensive MANORS of TYMORE, otherwise TIMHO RN. FISH ERW IC and HORTON. CUMBERFORD, WIGGINTON, and one-third ottheMANOR of PACKINGTON, COURTS , BARON, ROYALTIES, and IMMUNITIES. The much distinguished ano beatrtihil SE AT, 'FISHERWICK PARK, a truly noble and elegant STO NE-BU 11,T MANSION, with excellent Offices of every description ; a spacious Mews, with Stabling for Fifty Horses ; your double Coach-Houses, Harness and Saddle Rooms, Farrier's Shop, and other suit able Offices and.Servants' Rooms over. Also, PLEASURE GROUNDS, LAWNS,' SHRUB-- BE RI ES, and PLANTATIONS . of tine grown Forest Trees and Shrubs, encircling a grand spacious Piece of Water. Including also, a capital KITCHEN GARDEN, walled, Hot and Succession Houses, Green House, noble and exten sive Park of pleasing diversified Grounds, part bounded by the River Thames, surrounded by thriving Plantations, en compassed by part new %Vali and Oak Paling. Three elegant LODGES to the Entrances. The whole forming one of the most complete and beauti ful Residences in the Kingdom. ,At an agreeable distance is a compael FARM-HOUSE, with suitable Buildings of every description, Yards, Sec. &c. and a most eligible FARM in hand. Also SEVERAL CAPITAL FARMS lying contiguous to the Park, lett to most respedable Tenants, part on Lease, the remainder at will. ELFORD and CUMBERPORD MILLS, with Dwell ing Houses and Out-buildings ; several well-built Houses. Cottages, &c. . • HOP WAS WOO D, in hand, upwardS 01340 Acres, covered with fine thriving Oak and. other Timber, a noble ornam:nt to the Country. with an excellent Dwelling-Home, with Offices and Bini , lings, Garden, .Orehard, &c. commanding rich and piclu:esq ie. Views of the River Trent, and the Country, - The whole Estate upwards of TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. The RENTAL and EST I - MAT ED VALUE near FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS per Annum: The Property of The Right lion. Lord SPENCER STANLEY .CHICHES rEit. The Mansion and Farms are in complete Repair, and well supplied with plenty 'of excellent Water. The Estate's are particularly well calculated for a Noble manor Gentleman wishing for a superb Residence, and to realize Property in one of the finest Counties in the Kingdom. The Manors are abundantly stocked with Game, Field Sports of all deseriptiota, excellent Roads, and in one of the first neighbourhoods. 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