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1 , C~ 7 .. i . 1t , :: - - fx. - /,/,'<,,N i llplg .c . ~..1- . N i :-. '0 ) i 17: 7 _,-,: :: : : : : , i .-7 ,1 4-4 , 4,-4,'Ve : --;-. '' ' ' ' Ak r l ;;111.41.... W„. c ti . 1 4 UMBILI 3780.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING,- Off. 27, 1804, 1 Their Majesties' Serv,mts will perform a Comedy, called THE PROVOKED HUSBAND. Lord Townly, Mr. POPE Sir Francis Wronghead; Mr. DOWTON ; • ' • Squire Richard, Mr. COLLINS ; - . lohn Moody, Mr. SU ETT ; Count Basset. Mr. PALMER lames, Mr. EVANS ,• • Poundage, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Constable, Mr. SPARKS ; • Servant, Mr. WEBB. • Lady, Townly, Miss DUNCAN, ()Vine, her first Appearance in that Criarader); Lady Grace, Mrs. 'JOHNSTONE ; Ladv Wrorighead, Mrs. SPARKS ; Miss fenny, Mrs. HENRY;.• Mrs. Motherly, Mrs. MADDOCkS ; Myrtilla, Mrs: SCOTT •, • And Mrs. Trusty, Miss TIDWELL. After which, the . revived Historical, Romance, in Three A6ls, of RICHARD C(EUR DE LION. With entirely new Scenery, Dresses, and Dec - cations. .Richard,. Mr. KELLY; • „. Blondel, Mr. BA Rlt YMORE ; . sieOwen, Mr, DIG N ; Antonio, Mrs.. BLAND ; • • Guillet, Mr. SU ETT • Matilda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN • Laurette, Miss HOLLOWAY ' • And Whit, Miss C. BRISTOW. • In AEt 111. a Dance by Miss C. BRISTOW. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2S. Second Prier is. Upper Gallery is. Second Melee 6d. --No Money to be Returned. -.Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Mike in Little R usse ll- s t ree t. The Doors to be opened at halt past Five, and begin at halt past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina! .On Monday, The School for Scandal.- lu "d•IY, The Wonder. . • A nets Comedy, in Five Ads, a new Melo-Drarna and a new Farce, are in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. FIFTH TIM. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ("\N MJNDAY EVENING, Oa. 29, g 04.. v., will be presented a New Comedy, in Five At called THE. BLIND BARGAIN ; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. With . New Scenes and Dresses. -The Cliaratters by Mr..FAWCE'TT, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. FARLEY, EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. KEMBLEi Mr. CURTIES , M r. lEFFERIES. Mr. ATKINS. Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVENPORT. Miss DAVIES, with a Song in Charm:tor (Being her Sixth Appevance on this Stagel, Mrs. EMERY. Ths Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. MURRAY.- • . The Flriloy,tie to be Sung by Mr. EMERY . Alter the Play, the Grand Serio-Comie Melo-Drama of VAI.EN FINE AND ORSON. Yalentine, Mr: FARLEY ; Orson, Mr. DUBOIS ; • Hugo,. Mr. BLANCHA RD ; inc` Princess Eglantine, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; "'" c r te y, "s• Pii34. 6 th. Gallery as. Upper-Gallery is. ile R oars wil l be 0 1)2110 at Milt-past five, and the Per formance beem at H all Inuit Six Places for tee Boxes .. t6 be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the linx-011ice,-in Hart-sneer. On Wednesday next will be performed the Comic Opera of The Cabinet; Piitite 'Orlando, Mr. Brabarn ; Floretra, jgaiora,Storace: To which will ne added, in Two Ads, the vornedv of The Will for the Deed. The Public are respectfully informed, that the Grand Bal let eionninime of Raymond and Agnes has been sothe time in . Tirepatation, and will be produced as soon as possible. -...—........aa m em. ' HARROW INCLOSU RE. NVE' the COMMISSIONERS named n -and . • appointed by vir t ue of an MI of Parliament for di. ',riding, allatting, and inclosing the Open and Common . 'Fields, Commons, anti Waste 'Grounds within the Parish of ' I j 4 trow, in the County of Middle Sex, do hereby give No— i!tei that we have, in pursuance of the powers and authori. les ill its vested in .and Iby.t he id Aet, marked and set out r r o t 'uti P4rcels of Land, parts of tiiesaid Conmions and Waste Whis, which we p r opose to sell by Private Centra H d, 2 conf ormably to t h e di re ctio ns ' of the • said Act, at the louse :1 charles Laws, the Kin { s Head Inn, in the To wn of ' "160*, 4id on_ Thorsd., y the 20th Day of Decemer next • Which .s Pieces or Parcels of I.anti are-situated as b follotvs, , that is t o say, On 'Harrow . Weald Common. adjoining to the Estate of ~. the Most Noble the Marquis or Ahzrcorn: ' • ' On Pinner.Common, adjendeigstcrthe Estates of - she Rev. Richard Glover, Stephen alter, Esq. Mr. Will. Murat, and -Mr. John Jacques. On . Kenton G reen , a dj o i n i ng to the Premises of Mrs. .-Charlotte Lambert. On Wembley Green, ,Forty. Green, and in the Lane be. tween the Parks of Wembley and Barn Hills, adjoining to 'the Premiies of Joint Grey, Esq . . • .On Wembley Green, adjoining the .Premises of John Walkden, Esq. 'and Thomas Clutterbuck, Esq. •- On Greenhill Green, adjoining the Premises of B. P. Fisher, Esq. Plans of which said Pieces or Parcels of Land may be seen at the titn e an d p l ace of sale. - . JONATHAN GIBBONS. • • • , R. DAVIS. . , te lA ~. , jOillg TRUNIPER. td this i ith Day of Omlober, 3804. • CUSTOM-HOUSE, l e oNl)(iNr, October 24, tSoa. , .. . y 0,4 FOR SALE, , Gust Of the Hon. the Commissioners of His •MAjesty's ri. st orns, on Monday the 2gth, Tuesday the 300),Wedties .4y th • / 8 c 31st of 06tober, arid Friday the ad of November, 1 ., 3 4, at Three o'Clock in the Atternoon, in the Long )...frki, Custom -House, London, HE FOLLOWING GOODS, - which are al tin lotted i n small Quantities, for the better aceommoda thli of nos e to the becom several Dealeriurchas, swell as Private Persons, who e Pers. FOR EXPORTATION, last India prohibited Goods, arc. C • v..Ornbrie, Muslin, IOR HOME CONSUMPTION. - ( atb. - . Calico, Nankeen, Shawls, Watches, Te., f ea th ers Silk and Thread Lace, ditto Veils, Kerseymere, v., Coffee, Spirituous Liquors. %Vine, Shrub, Sugar, ,Horil, v.°_til, Musical Instruments, Vessels Boats, Materials of pcssels, sundry ....004 Ti mber, Tobacco, Snuff; Tl;baCco Ashes, k c, a wrouliht with Gold, Silver, and Tinsel, to be burro!, 1,4150 such Goods a s h ave rema i ne d i n hi s M a j est y' s Wale -1,,,-a.e v t ;P z 7ards of three months, nut cleared, or the Duties ts an! vi. ' Sca le /loam , ..onks, Paper, Medicines, Cotton.Wool. s Prim:: Carriage,Pepper Mineral Water, Paper Hanging . ; Sorts ' o f Cotton, 'Thread Lace, Ribbon, and sundry otlit, . cOOdS as mentioned in the Catalogues, • T`h e v Clear of all Dtlties.) be vi e ,. e sseis. Boats, M ater i a l s o f V esse l s , Ti m b e r, k c. to 0 , ~ R othe. ,4 at the Tobacco Ground, near Greenland 1) title k nv ,',.,the ; the Tobacco gnulf, and - Tobacco Ashes at C,o(;(l,.°,,bacco Warehouse', Tuwet-hill'; and .all the other slo th „ - `,.,.. - lis Majesty's •warehou se custom:house, Lot - 1 ow - n. rtidaY the 26tli and Satudiy be r 7 4. trorri N' - ' - I the mornlnss before the s, tie tr ie to One in the Forenoo t n l s le ,a 2 nr il • N, B . W here Catalogues will be delivered' 'befor e vu", °c 'da bought at this Sale r ou st be paid -for on o r the It o e " ne stlaY, the' z ist of NAvember, 0 1 04 , b'-' l `t v `r , 4i , i ti o rs of Niue o'Cloek in the Mornini4 and-Threein r I,: , rl t t. r e to ° l , ur the Deposits made flel t, and the Goods re. sold at u a tut Sale.. tlimu will = absolutely be- T-f E SUN. , SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 1 1804. ROYALTY-THEATRE, • - WELLS-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIET.DS. CIN MONDAY NEXT, zgth, TUESDAY, Wednesday, 3 t'st October, rhursday, tst, Friday, 2d, and Saturday, 3d November, to.t, will be presented, Ist 011ie, a new Musical Piece called BAD CUSTOMERS. • - Immediately after a Comic Pantomime, written and invented by'Mr. Astley, jun. called SILVER STAR ; • Or, THE 1)IIRROR OF.WITCHCRAFT. Principal Charaelers.: Silver Star,, Miss DUFoUR, from . the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, (her rat Appearance); Fiend of Darkness, Mr. FOX ,• Grotesque Lover, Mr. ROBERTS; • Old Man, Mr. SUTTON; 1. Barney.. leave the Girls alone," by Mr. 10HAN NOT ; Harlequin, Mr. TAYLOR; Clown, Mr. LAU RENT • • And Columbine, by Mrs. WYB'ROW, (Her first Appearance at this Theatre these seven years). After which, a new Comic Ballet,. composed by Mr. Gouriet, called NOCTURNAL REVELS. In the course of the Evening, An entire new ElVosion by Mr. johannot, written by Mr. Upton, called _ . A. I3RUS' i WITH THE DONS . ; Or, SPANISH DOLLARS. Also a great variety of Comic Songs and Ducts. Particularly the ` favourite Ballad " Ah once when I was a very little Maid !" by Miss DUFOUR (her first Appear ance). The whole to conclude with, never perforMed at this The atre, a Grand . Speaacle, with new Scenery, •Deconnions, &c. written and invented by Mr. Astley, jun. called Z . ITTAW ; Or, THE- WOODMAN's DAUGHTER)/ Doors to be opened at Half -past Five, to begin at Half past Slit o'Clock. „. Boxes 45., Second l' „ TICC ZS. 2s. Second Price ts•— Gallery is. Second Price fid.—Upper Gallery 6d. Second Price to continence At Hall-past' Ei 11t o'Clock precisely. Places to be taken of Mr. Mobbs, at. the Theatre, from Ten till Three o'Clock. No Servants can possibly keep Places after Half past Seven o'Clock, VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, No. 44, Broad.strect, Golden square. OCtober .23, 1894, Ordered, THAT a GENERAL QUARTERLY COURT be held here, on Tuesday, November 6th, at Two o'Clock precisely. On account of the recent Occurrences respe&ing the. Vac. eine Dise2se, a. Memoir will be submitted, 011 the Means of 'regulating the pradice in future, by a Menitnr of th..t cal Establishment. At the same time it will be proposed to institute a Half. yearly Dining Club, tbi the more convenient Communica. tion and Reception of Intelligence concerning the Vaecine Inoculation. By Order, • W. SANC HO, Secretary. BRITISH NEPTUNE orFicr., . For Sunday and Monday Newspapers, N0.,143, F lett. st reet, London. TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD. WHEREAS some evil.disposed Person 'Or Per. sons continue to make a pro:glee of sending by the Post Prospeauses of the British Neptune, in the 'form of a Letter, to Persons residing within toe. limits of the Two. penny Post delivery,to the great prejudice of this useful,Loyal, and Patriotic Undertaking : Any Person who rill give such information.as may be the means of. bringing the Offender or Offenders to justice, shall receive the above Reward, by applying atthe Office, No. 143, Fleet-street. The Publisher assures the Public, that he never could think of putting any Individual to the expence of postage fur his Prospeauses ; and those who have received Pro. speauses in this way, are earnestly entreated to send them -immediately to the Office, with their Address. PUBLIC BREWERY.. SEVERAL, respeftable Inhabitants of iihmign anti Westminster, in conjunction with a number of Re. tatters. of PO RTE It .and ALE., have. resolved upqn a Plan I,)r the establishment of a BRE W ERY for supplying the Public with GENUINE MALT LIQUOR, and have subscribed near Fourteen Thousisnd rounds towards car tying it into oirea. Their object is to introduce an. whole someand comfortable Beverage i wkereby the Community may be ' s upplied with a commodity brewed from Malt and Hops,, and to provide for the poorer Classes ,( who are mast in need of it) an article that will st a n d the test of examma tiolio and be found to possess all those salubrious qualities - that once rendered Malt Liquor desirable: they will not en. ter into a discussion of what tn,t,:rials Beer should or should not.ba composed of; all they have to say upon that subject is, that they have. the Health of the Public at hbrt, and they promise nothing more than they will ead:-avour to per form, that of restoring to the Public what iu former times constituted the most wholesome Beverage of the Country. The Shares are Fifty. Pounds each, and ate to be pal by Instalmenta. Alit. - first Instalment (5 per . Cent.) has been called foe, by way of guarinte.;, and no turther Call will be made until the whole (Attie Property is legally secured, and the necessary Deeds attached to it duly executed. Persona may have as many Shares as they please, but only , one vote at any Meeting of the The Monies belonging , to the Concern is placed in two re speaable Baking Houses. The Plan at large, with every other particular, may be known on application to Mr Brown, at his House, No. 4, Nissau-street, Soho, any morning before ten o'clock ; and of the DirettorS , who at t en d every day, Saturday -ex cepted, from the Hours of Twelve to Three, at No. t, 'New:lian's-cOurt, Comhill, for the purpOse of giving every intOrmationithat may, he required. YoKsHIRE.—EAsT RIDING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lots, the latter end of November next, the Day and . Place for whet will appear in thi's Paper in due time,- IHE MANORS. LORI/if - 111'S ~f BENT LEY, E LSTRON W I CK, and SP E . ETON, th Ad. vowsons of the Churches of Levon and Speeton, and divers Farms and-Lands situated -at Bentley, Molscroft, Cherry Burton, South Dalton, Seaton Ross, Bieiby, Dimbleton, Elstronwiek, Marton Hornsea, Hornsea Burton, Dunning. ton, Speeton, Riegton,Filey, and Meeston,- in the East Rid. ing of the County of Y.tirk., 'containing about4soc, Acres. Also to he Sold. by Andion, at the same time, if not pre. viously disposed of by Private Contra I, the Fit hes of Wood- • mansey, Stockhill; and Sandholme, aski also.ot the Old In. Closures ot Tickton, Wee!, and Thearne. Printed Particulars, after the Ist of November next, and further information may be had of Thomas Graham, Esq. Lincoln's Inn; Messrs. W. and Black, of the Middie• Temple ; Mr. Handley, of Steaford ; and Mr. `Lockwood, of Beverley. .TO THE ARMY, &e. • ARDY's NEW.INVEN rED BLACKING POWDER, Patronized, and used for the Xing and Royal Family, which softens the, Leather, tepels Water, and prodiices the finest let Lustre to Caroach Bases, Hoots, Shoes, Ladies' Clogs, lice. is li -, 74.e& at is. 6d. and ts. ; a MiAire at 35, ‘vhich, by 6iice using, will take out Ink, or :my Stain, from Bow..tops; and the co Colont in.sy he preserved by his Cream, :it is. 01. or Liquid for of a darker Colour, at is. per Bottle. The genuine are sioett Robert Hardy, 110. 3, Ihrnard's Inn, London. Sold by him, and ni.),a Per. tamers, llookse)lerli, VezuJers Of in 'lowa sod Country. N. 8.. Onc trial' wilt be sufficient to convince the Public that the above Articles arts '4liperiur at.ti clieaper Ilan any that has beeti ofiered. , . FEMALE BIOGRAPHY. 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THE inpst elegant anil'graceful Ornamen , nn N 4. ture is a fine Head of flair ; but the prevalence of the late Fashion having induce:l' many to deprive themselVes , o f that beautiful Embellishment, and.who now regret the too hasty adoption of so unbecoming a mode, the Proprietor of the above Oils, after twenty years of the public :approbation; is happy , to assure them, that by using, his Oil, the 1-lair will be more beautiful than ever likewise restores the flair . an bald places, making it grow iu' abundance Scud ; 4 of a lso ft I :re l y: a n: e s its falling ot - 4 whit:Wit will do in twenty—four hours after illness, by .re-invigorating the Roots ; likewise nu Horses' ISnees, 4e. which has been experienced by the first Qentle_ i h ste ( r . r o v u a n i t ul ry Sirp particularly l L a a r il " ; e.--" The he Halt always cont ea t i te n ei t e a its natural Colour. _ To be had, wholesale and retail, at the Proprietor's house, No. 94, Islewman.street,•ostOrd-street and, by his appoint ntent only, zt Mr. Golding's, Cornhill ; Williams's, Pall- Mall ; ilumphreys', Oxford-street, at ,55. a Pot, or zl. 145. a dozen, Not less than, ltAlt a dozen at the wholesale price. Extraordinary fleas of Dr. 14-01 S's FLYER VOW Dll rr HE very great Efficacy of this Medicine in the influenza of last year is too recent to be forgotten ; but it was most singular when taken on the first attack, for irs tit •se cases, where the Fever was allowed to gain ground and ravage the C , listitittion, before the Powder. was resorted to,, the Disorder became obstinate, protrikeled, and sometimes Fatal. Upon all occasions this Medicine should be given at the 4...ummencement of a Fever, of whatever kind; tbr if it be not sufficient of itself to eifeei a Ft , re, it is the bet Prepara. five for the Bark, and other remedies whieh the symptoms reqUire; but as the genuine Powder has been often known to restore the Patient, after its substitutes and every other febri fuge hove failed, it ought, even in the last extrentitv to be tried. Great benefits have' heeii derived itom the Cowder, when taken every night as an Alterative, indisorclers thought beyond .the reach of medicine; anti from a communicating from the Rev. Mr. Singleton llarpur, .of Dublin,. there is reason to believe that it may be used to this Manner'with sue. cots in the Hydrocephalus, or Water on the liram. t or Colds, Measles t .Rhearnatisni;, and ail Inflammations and ob stru tti o n s atilt Lungs, Bowels, itc. no Medicine I/T Sold only by F. Newbcry and gons, No. 4s, iSt.. Penh! Ch ttrch.y rd (a few 1.)00;3 tro (. s Oa), London; and at Dr. lames's late (louse, in lirutort.btreef in Packets, price gd. erten, Duty included, or in Bottles containine, twelve Packets, price 245, as made op for the Army and ;' , 4 Avv N. t 3, Hone ran be 'genuine titit have not the word," F. Newbotx, N.. 4s, St. Youl's," engraved in the A