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NUMBER -2711•1 FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BRANDON, Box-BOOK AND HOUSE-KEEPER. THEATRE:ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON TUESDAY NEXT, June 2, zBot, will be performed the Comedy of SPEED THE PLOUGH. Sir Philip Blandtord,. Mr. POrE - ; Sir Abel Handy, Mr. MUNDEN ;* Bob Handy,. Mr. EAWC,ETT ; ' Farmer Ashtield, Mr. KNIGHT; " Henry, 'Mr. HPIOHNSTON ; Morriugton, Mr. MURRAY; Evergreen, Mr. DAVE N PORT ; Gera, Mr. WADY reter, Mr. ATKIN Id S ,• 'Postilli D on. Mr. ABBOT ; Susan Ashtield, Miss IstU BRAY ; Dame Aslitield, Mrs: DAVENPORT ; • Lady Handy, Mrs. DIBDIN • , And Miss 131malferd, Mrs: H. JOHNSTON. In the course of the Evening, the following Songs by sus (:LE , DoN, " Sally in our Alley," and " Susan, „ T 9 Which will be added (not aaed this Season) the Conte Opera of NETLEY ABBEY, Captain Oakland, Mr. INCLE DON ;. Oakland, Mr. MUNDEN ; Gunnel, Mr. PAW C ETTI; 4 ` 41. 71 Mr: TOWNSEND,; Sterling, Mr. ABBOT; And M'Scrape, Mr. JOHNSTON E. Ellen Woodbine, Mrs. SYDNEY ; Lucy Oakland, Mrs. roi..LE•rr ; And Catharine, Mrs. 'MART YR, Boxes, 6s.—Pit, 3s 6d.—Gallery, .2.5. Uleket3 to be had of Mi. Brandon', at the: Box-01Bce in nart-strect, where Places for the Boxes.maybe.4itken. • F OR THE BENEFIT' OF MRS. GIBI3S. T HEATRE -ROYAL, COITBNI'-GARDEN, ON FRIDAY NEXT, Boi will be 5) performed iby particular Desirebk Permission or oProprietor of the 'Theatre- Royal', 'Haymarket, positively nly tune this Season), the. Comedy, called • • . THE HEIR AT LAW. Dattiei Dowlas (alias Lord Duberly), Mr. EMERY;... . Dick Dowlas, Mt. KNIGHT ; • • Dotlor Pangloss, Mr. FAWCETT.; Zekiel Homespun, Mr. NI UNDE N ; Henry Morlancl, Mr. H. JOHNSTON ; Stedlast Mr. MURRAY; • And Kenrick , Mr. JOHNSTONE. , btb °ralt Dowlas(aliasLadyDuberly), Mrs..DAV ENPORT ; Caroline Dormer,. Miss MURRAY; Ip f , And Cicely Homespun, Mrs. GIBBS. "4 the ORIGINAL EPILOGUE, by all the Charaaers. T° whic} t will be added, a Ballet in Twb4cls, -kled with success last Sunimee at the Hay Market Theatre, called 081 Or, THREE-FINGEVD JACK. .With entire. ew Scenes, Dresses, an d D ecora ti ons . file Overture, and most of the Music, composed by Dr. Arnold ; The Seledions ' from eminent Masters, and the *hole adapted by him to the A dion of the Drama.' Iluee-FinAer'd lack, Mr. H. JOHNSTON; Rosa, Mrs. GlBBS 'rickets to be halof Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, .where Places for the"BoxesTnay be taken * • • NEW IMPADVED CORKS. CHAT7rAM, Oft-Cutter. No.. • • 1 • 11- • 3, etg strect, Stnnit, begs lt'lve to ! ,- ''r; t: ..1,1 G.Ol, . 10 en and thi Curious in Wine, dre. Scc. tit.t bY !Method known only to himself, discovered a way of es ;Naing all oil and musty smell from C or k s , w hi c h w ilt i n tirt,re prevent the disagreeableness of Wine tuningof the K • The increasing demand for the Corks, and new-in !toted hlachine for comptessing them, has induced T. C. %add a further Improvement to his new Machine, -which I therefore not only compresS'Corks to any Size, hitt tptewise cork the Bottles without a Mallet. We, the under "ea4Vine-merchants,' having examined, into the abot.e, Process, do give it as our opinion, that tlo Corks, can be so te i rfeet as them prepared Harrison, Wine. and Brandt , take, New ilttrnmums and at Brampton GroVe.; iake, Bedford Cotfec-bOusc 'Covent-Garden; : Reid. 01(. 1 , ter s Coffee-irouse, St. Martin's-lanc; S. kullatn, "Notk Hotl, Surrey -street, Strand. B• The ne tv -invented Corks 'will urieniably be proved •tl°lle a saving to the Public of from ten.to fifteen- per cent. i Order, post-pid;and addressed as above, or to T. C,'s d i rehouse, No. Jr Park-street, Birmingham, will be cite- Ittend^cl to, and Discount allowed for Ready-money a OStitili.NE.HOUlh. ISLE 01 , Wits-1.14. • ora • TO BE , LET r, Term of Three Years, and entered upon immediately, ,HE Large and. Capital Mansion-house . ,ol OS t P" NE, :late belonging to Robert Pepe Blaclif9rd, sie s ce4sed, arid since in the occupation of the Right toat',L le ..,r-ati of Glencairn. deceased, situate lbw miles (:,,,„,"`RzTown of N viport, and about one mile,from East es •consisting of a Library,.Dining. parlous, and praw. ai r r n l , upon the Groud I lour ; a large Breakfast-room inz Red-chambers on e the f irst Floor r '; and Six Lod; eXelllsiVe of Servants. Ropms, in the Attic, with a l ar „,:Land convenient 011iees; Coach-house, and Stables, ano, - 4, 0 7 1 Garden, well planted With good Fritit Trees,, The 'ixty-tbur.Acres of Meadow and Pasture Ground.: I ng an ex ise' 4tialds upon a desirable Eminence, command. biou t h , elltive and beautVtit-prosped Spittle:id, Ports. nishca , " n u the opposite Coast. - It is in great measure fur. but not completely , has been untirely newly paint -4,11 'a i paint -I'n n most excellent repair. Of e lr eof Mr. ?olden, Ni. 59, Berners.stieet, ; or I.,""/ - • Clarke' s a n d Sewell, Newport, Isle of Wight, ,Ai* Gardener Will skew the Premises. • 4 . 11 • The T enan t may 1a accommodated with a Deputa. the Manors of Osborne and Barton. ' , SCOTLAND.--COUNTY OF KINCAR DINE. FREEHOLD ESTATE OF PliEbb°. TO - 11), 7 . 1" 6 . - 13 e - 11 - e 7 1 7 1 ( , tue lt , Tonth of August, on all ay to be. afte A rwards a IN d v ert 1.- unless previouslydisposed of b Private Conti . ..lA ; '' I IE LANDS,' BARONY, and ESTATE of 41 ,. PH ES DO, consisting of about Eight Hundred English ,„' r es, Whereof Five Hundred are Arable, and the remainder A -4 ,„Nre and Moor Ground, capable of being converted into ~.ute at an easy expellee. On the Estate there is an old 1 % 4 , 1 111 , 11 Y Ivlansion, and a pod Garden. About One Hundred v e r,. l ,"qy Actei surrounding the Mansion partlyH re inclosed Itiur Wall of Stone and Little, and consist of A rab;c, 44Partly of rich old Grass. The whole are held under old ot t rs, +, which expire next Martinmas, and upon a renewal *th e ' e llls the Rent will more than double what is now paid. publichai o , Burdens are under aol. The Mill of Kincardine, inglog to the Estate; is much resorted to by . the neighbour ,4ttnerS. at t ,r h l'e Est ate i s d e li g h t f u llY s it uate d i n th e Parish of Fordint, the"e,hrittorn of the South-side of the Grampian Hills, in )11t and populous District called HOW 01 , TH is te e ,.;', _LOIS ; Sixty-tive Miles North of Edinburgh, and Fif ita;;eoliles front the Sea-port Towns of Montrose and Stone-, It a b i t , i ' to which a.cre is an easy access by the best of Roads. tn , utads with Game of evert description, and is in a great ei n l_sure skirted \ by an excellent Trouting Stream. In the ,. .zbi e s e vicinity there's abundance of Lime to be had on reason tiapageirnis, ; and the Estate, when properly . cultiVated, is bin s e is the most luxuriant Crops of Grain, Tur- Grass. The Estate confers a FREEHOLD QUA-. Voters 4re velONimited and . in this small County, the - numb:r of F or ry l. Of the accommodation of a Purchaser, a cons id e rable part dice may be retained on Security of the Estme. F~tatTitle Deeds, with a Plan and Admeasurement of the L on , t `' , arc. in the possession of Mr. Fraser, Lincoln's Inn, to whom application rnav be made for further Par kds.:47:..._; and also to lames Fraser;Esq. IVriter to The Signet, ; and Mr. -Peter Christian, Writer inStonehaven, ap ot. "'.o s . l lcvi the 1 4,1 , t4tC, atut gin every iruiartai4aun on the THE , • \ r 4.1 • \` To which are added, ' -• Just publish :xi, THE BLIND BOY, a favOtite SONG ): As sung by Mrs.-SECOND, with universal Applause, at the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden. The Melody by Giardini ; and arranged by her for the Piano Forte. ' Printed and sold by L. Lavcnue only, Music—seller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, No. 29, New Bond st rect. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Ode Volume, gvo. Price in boards, Siv Shillings, Q ERMONS PREACHED 'tin SEVERAL OC CASIONS. Three Charges and a Circular Addt:!ss to the Clet:gy of the Diocese of Ussory, on the State of Ireland, in the year 1797. By T. L. .o'l3 E RN E,, D. D. Lord Bishop of Meath. • Printed;fOr F. an:t C. Rivingto!i No. 62, -St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Robson, New Bond street ;, and Messrs. Watson and Son, Capel-street,- Dublin. FRIDAY, -MAY 29, 18of. THE 13RITISII FORCES IN EGYPT. THE Public arc respeafully i n f ormed, that the following Sums have been subscribed towards, a Fund for aflbrding Relief to the Widows, Wives, and Orphans of the Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, killed or wounded in Egypt, _ Subscriptions received to the 23/1 instant, Hit Royal Htghness the Prince of Wiles X. tos His Royal Highness tho Duke of York to; t• ' . • z• J. Angerstein, Esq. zt Wm. Leighton; Esq„, to to John Angerstein, ES4I. 21 o Lushington and MavOr, 16-to Angerstem and Rivaz zt o Paul Le Mesutier,Esq, to to John Adams, Esq. 5 5 Hay..Le Mesurier,Esq. to so -Alderman Ansley LO to `Geo: Leak, Esq . . SO to Gilbert Ansley, Esq. to to Geo. Liddell, Esq. to lo Cal verleyßewicke. Esq. t o COuntess Dowag.Luean , 5 , 0 Thomson Bonin, Esq. 2t. o Clunies Logic, Esq. 5 5 Thomson Bbnar, jun. ZI q Wm. Mitchell, Esq. to so Robert Burp% Esq.- to to- Ken. M.'Kenzic, Esq- 4o to Henry Elephant, E,sq, „ to to, John Mair, Son,, Tito- Lt.-Col. Beaelscroft to to • Mat, and Co. kg to. S.- Bosanquet, stn. Esq. 10 to 1. Moreir, Esq. to to S. Bosauquet, jun. so to Martins,Stones,kfoote so so - Bosanquet, Beaolscroft, Munro and Browne to to and Reeves to to Sir Ja. Psilteney, Bart. to to E. W. Boritle, to to - General Pie on to to . A. Maxwell Bennett 'to to Pieschill and BrOgden so to -Lady Anm Bingham 5 o Charles Piescilill, Esq,2t 0 Broadwood and Son Io to Joseph Pee Land CO. to to Bingloy and Austin to to Cha. Polhilli of Chip.... Robert Christie, Esq. at o stead Place; Kent to to Charles Cowper, _Esq. to to j,,N. B. Pearce „ to T. Cathpbell, Esq: to to Ctn. John Reid 21 0' Charles Chain - lei - 5, Esq. to to Abraham Robarts, Esq. to to Lord de Dunstanville so to' rho. Rowcroft; Esq.' 21 Donaldson and Glenny -to to John Ravenhill, • Esq. to to Quintin Dick and Co. to to - A . . Riddell, Esq. to to John Eddowes, Esq. to to John Smith,- Esq. . to Edclowes, Robert Shaw, Esq, to so and Ellis -o so R. Sheddan and Sons 2t o John Forbes,,Esq. to to David Scott, Esq. 21' o Findlay, Baimatyne, Shoolbred .14 Williams to to and Co. re Scott, Idle, and Co. 21 o Aug. Greenland, Esq. 5 5 Hon. Cril, Stanhope 3 3 'Col.' H &lies - is to TllO. :miners Sutton io to ,Robert Hunter, Esq. to to :Snow, Sandhy,,..S.: Paul to so. Geo. Hiockell, 'Esq. 21 -o George Smitn, •Esq. to to Hainiltori and Toisray to to ' GeOrge , street Henry lloate," Esq: . J lo - ames Sykes, Esq,. to .to H. Hugh Hoare, sq.E to to J ohn Thomson, sn.. 2.t Charles Hoare, Esq. to to Cha. Thcllusson, Esq. to to Win. H. Hoare, Esq. io to G. Wriodf. Thellusson to to H. Merick Hoare, Esq. to to , William Turton, Esq; to to. Herries,FarquharoS;Co. so to, Robert W . igratn, Esq, io John Heiiot, Esq. to to Mn. Jew Geo. leary, F.sq. to to- ChorleyWOod, Herts to to Henry. Jackson, Esq. so to Edsu.Tha.Waters,Esq.-to to Thomas letlerson, Ja. and lit. Woodbridge to to Carnbcrwell 5 5 , Brook Watson, Esq. to to Beveridgedk Co. I o Ia Mrs. Waller t Thomas King, Esq. to tq George Woad, Esq. so so -Thomas Langley, Esq. lo to Theßightlion. Charles Benj. 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" At a period when the German lauguage is,. in every department of literature, become of so much importance, while the. means of acquiring it were heretofore so imperfealy: supplied, .we are happy to have it in our power to recommend to our readers a Work like the present, • adapted equally to the use of the beginner, who will find the first elements explained in inn a peculiarly clear, arid sometimes a new manner ; . and of those who have already made some progress in the Language, who will likewise 'observe, that the Author has kept pace with the modern improvements in it,, and that this Garnett. Grant.' mar is more comprehensive_ than any which had before ap. peared in thiS Country." The.British.Critie, in Preface to Vol. XVI. " We shall conclude by the mention of Mr: Noehden's German •Grani.:. mar ; a Work which, in some - materiel points of instrudion,- is either original, or superior to all its predecessors." 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