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'ranS:e i\ r er vo" ±ipn 3, csle wo•-• i ; ;.r: 5- ft ?! )og, -- ,;cl. ate o a rigii or 0- r o• or 11- 00 re' u‘,llY 10: 111 5 °14F ) of il e a cii tho ,l4 ' - OP l ' , opl„f f ot . ugh , :ref. , - 0 01' j v crr A*B • ING s ii c. s coli re , Dr, "Y cd b Y ' a cc/ in I v o. -ings NUMBER 7.818.] THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO -MORROW EVENING, Oetober z, 1801 3 will be performed a Comedy, called THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. Ranger, Mr. LEWIS ; Strickland, Mr. MURRAY ; lack Meggot, Mr. KNIGHT Bellarriy, Mr. WHITFIELD ; Tester, Mr. SIMMONS ; Buckle, Mr. KLANERT • Arid Frankly, Mr. BRUNTO'N. Alrs. Strickland, Miss CHAPMAN; Lucetta, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; ' jacintha r Mrs. MILLS ; Milli Ger, Miss COX ; And Clarinda, Mrs. GLOVER. Which will be added (Ist time this season) the Musical Entertainment of PAUL AND. VIRGINIA. Ppl, Mr. INCLEDON ; Alhambra, Mrs. MILLS t Tropic, Mr. TOWNSEND,- - Don Antonio, Mr. K LAN ERT Diego, Mr. EMERY ; Sebastian, Mr. CLARENIONT; Sailor, Mr. ATKINS . _• And Domi ni q ue , Mr. MUNDEN. Jacintlia„Mrs. ATKINS; Inhabitants, Miss WHEATLY, Miss SIMS ; And Virginia; Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. loxes, 6s. Pit, 35. 6d. Gallery, 2S. Upper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-o trice in Hart-street. ,Doors to 13e opened at Half after Five, and the Perform ance to begin at Half after Six o' Clock. • Vivant Rex et Regina. „On Saturday, the serious Opera of Artaxerxes, in which "Its. Billington will make her first appearance,on this Stage these Seven Years, in the Charadter of Mandan, in which she will introduce a New Song.—To which will be added, tarnaby Brittle. . , On Monday, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, : With the Ilew Grand Historical Ballerof Perouse. From the popula- Ilily of the latter piece, it will be repeated every Monday l further notice. And on Wednesday, Mrs. Billington 1.-011 make her second * a Ppearatice in Artaxerxes. A new Comedy, in Five Ails, called Integrity, is in pre paration, in which Mr. Sicidons will make his first Appear ance on this Stage, Also, a new Musical After-piece, called The E scapes, will : Pee-Lilly be produced. , TO NOBLEMEN AND 'GENTLEMEN. Middlea a Man, of approved Taste . and rrovin - CX,„ g e E xperience in Agriculture, Draining, Floating, Ito ever,'l,l Common and Waste ' Land, Horticultural, and bcen many of Rural Improvement, , Building ! &c. thas ~ and „,, a , n j Years as an Assistant to Gentlemen of great taste ve ve r'""ce in every science of Improvement ; and the last carri e d ears acted as Steward in one situation, where he has 2n4 on very extensive works with the gi,;atest success, en gage e ntire satisfaction to his employer ; would be happy to fi gage in a similar situation, where an active life is required, rabh an d good - an interview would be de. ii encouragement given . when every reference and 'security will be given. Letters addressed to 0. N. "Vineyard-housc, Spa fields, tendon, will meet due attention. . . RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK.& Co. (The only Office that_ever sold Two Prizes of Thirty Thou sand Pounds in Shafts), AVE- on Sal; in great Variety of Numbers, and at the lowest Prices, IRISH and ENGLISH ‘ VATI.. , _LOTTERY TICKETS and SHARES, at their t il icesi the Corner of the Bank-Ft.;l4inp, Cornhiil I facin h g G4te o f t h e -Ki ug ' s M ews , Ch ar i ng -C ross , London; and L I the I .larker-place, Norwich. The Lotteries begin Drab:- ta, r ; ! ll ,l6th Novembeit . --English, 3d March: Temi - i t r,'Po,..4dents will have Tickets alid Shares sent them by to ki t s - ost-Otlice Orders, or go Bank-build at short UAL:b. L .... 6 a n ru do S n O . n, GoOdluck . and Co. ings, Com . OFFICE-PENS PECULIARLY WELL CUT r kiE evident Advantage of having Writings Pens wcti but and well 3haped tO the Figurvs, and of 'that 'Io elastic Mould, as rine and seasoned Quills only are ca- N l4 , ° )e of answering, and bearing that nice exadness - of points, och a c l ean and open sl i t ' w i l l render smooth and tine, as 1 1 ! write an y kind of hand with perfect freedom and pleasant bas- This circumstance must not only be very convenient, ut truly interesting to every person in the habit of writing ; , stl e a pains h ave b een ta k en to sekd a proper Stock of prime :t 4itied and seasoned Quills for this purpose, in order to nr!ove the evil of bad Pens, so justly and universally. cotn- Flatned of • in this Country. Stationer sold by E. Williams (Successor to Mr. Blamire), i` o . i n cl tiori er to th.e Duke and Dutchess of York, No. Strnd, N• B. Old Pens mended, and made as new. P ere . 'BREWERY, TO BE SOLD, o Ott Thursday the zzd Day of 0 &ober, at One -'- ' uck street, at Noon "at the Liverpool :arms Hotel, Castle- A Liv ye e' " Castle ' E xtensive and , Cotak)lete BREWERY, erected h Years, p e , sess . .t e best manner within the last twelve the whole coreirlg every improved principle now knowrf! orn,tuated In Ilg P lot ot Freehold G round or Two Acre,, Scotland -road,- Liverpool, and within Moo yards , s t ar the Custom House.; capable of making annually 60,003 e t . rei of Porter or Ale ; Nvith convenient Stowage, and very rite Warehouses, - Malt-houses, Drying-kitns, Sce.. _Fite Water is ot the first quality, and inexhaustible.—The whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dwelling ' t lo use, well fi n i s h e d ; an d may b e v i ewe d e very d a y b e f ore he Sale, where attendance will be given.. Fen - further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near Liv ,rpoo.. 19... E OF TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, I n Four Lots, on Thursday the 22d of October inst. at the baptist I-lead Coffee-house, in Chancery-lane; London :131-1E following ESTATES : The IVIANOR of MOTTISTON,' and several Farinsand Lands, held at x : r ek-rent, aM under Leases for Lives within the said M a-4114 Parish of Mottisttin. &11.i ° Farm called RO U G 1180 RO in the Parish of Ai ‘N o ' e ., ll. • s t ,'Nvo Valuable ADVOWSPNS, viz. The Consoli 01SH6CTORY'of MOTTISTON, and VICARAGE Pri - ‘WELL and the RECTORY ot SHO LOVELL. nted Particulars. may be had of Messis. Keke- • t i . a n,ctHoskins,, Solicitors, in Lincoln's-Inn ; Mr. W. and 4, e f!Ks Land , Surveyors, in the, Middle Temple; and 'Mr. r ice. 'Newport, Isle of Wight, who will appoint a spew the Estates. • DEVONSHIRE Itrrt , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 11.\Y-latte, I ' ondon ' tr ee Lots at the Baptist Head Cot - lee-house, in Chan -Irmst• at ()ne.o'C kik ; on Thursday the zzd Day - of (Mabel' liE following ESTA TES : in the Parish - of or 4, Ot tery St. Mary ; the NIA.N-Ant or reputed MANOR I: I,,'„ G HERHOLCONIhE and HO LCOMBE BARTON • Ft )4s ' 4 , with di v e rs T ene Ments and Cottages, the whole in :0 11 ession of iiratteis Hulse, for a Term of which tow years f a half w ill be unexpired at Michaelmas next. VU ll ,% l le Parish of Hetnyock : The MANOR .of HEM l'Aisr!,.., with the Quit-Rents ; also CASTLE BARTQN tether , in posses s i o n of john Manley, Tenant' . at Will ; to- A q. nor with. several Lirchold 'renements within the said , Ai v vt , Alan the ADVOWSON Donative of the Church of Broad ,,, . near l lrnin;ter, in the County ot Somerset. I,4ittlited Particulars may ik had of Messrs. Smith, Keke arld 1 ,, 1 00t Hoskins. Solicitors, in Lincoln's,lnn ; or Mr, W. Wi li j • Black, Land Sur.veyors,, Middle ilemple t v . : Y , of Donyat, near I lininsTer ; or. the Tenants of the ~,IIZ3 Willilim the r ICIII-15c3: MEDICAL and CHEMICAL'LECTURES, - By ALEXANDER CRICHTON, M.D. F. R. S. (AN Monday, Odober i z, Dr. CRICHTON will commence his usual Autumnal Course of Ledufts, on the Theory and Prattice of Physic, Chemistry, and Materia, Medica. The. Plan of his Leaures may be had, by applying at his House, No. is, Clittbrd-street. , 300 4 /, 1 r----, .....6._ is , SUN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 i 1801. HORSES STOLEN. WHEREAS, -about Seven o'Clock on Suuday Night, the aoth of September instant; a CHESNUT HACKNEY HORSE, Seven years old, without any white upon him, 16 hands high, fired on the far fore foot for a ring bone, which have canned an enlargement above the hoof, oc casions him to go a little lame, and sheaving a great deal of blood; *And a strong aged DAY HACKNEY HORSE, about ts' hands 3 inches high, with some white in his face, in the form of a dagger, and a great deal on his hind leg, a hollow on the.far side the neck, half an inch deep, several saddle marks, and a large lump on his back, occasioned by the hind part of the saddle having pressed too hard thereon; both be longing. to George Moore, of Appleby, in the County of Lei— cester,'Esq. WERE S I'OL EN out of his Grounds at Nor ton, near Twycross, in the County of Leicester, by two Men, known by the name„Lof Joseph Rose abut who is also called Sadler' and Richard Ruse, and who are supposed to co m e front Dudley, in Worcestershire, and well known ,as the Dudley Jobbers, or Horse Dealers. roseph has since been apprehended, but Richard is at large, with the Horses stolen, unless he has parted with them. Richard is about five feet two or three inches high, has a wound or scar above his left eye, and had on a fustian coat, light Waistcoat, dirty corduroy- breeches, greasy hat, and boots. A REWARD of FORTY GUINEAS is hereby offered from the Ashby-de-Ja-Zouch Association, for the prosecu tion of:Thieves and Robbers (of which Mr. Moore is a Mem ber), in addition to what is allowed by Alt of Parliament, and TEN GUINEAS from Mr. Moore, to the Persons who have apprehended, and shall give evidence against Joseph _Rose, and 'who shall be instrumental in re‘overing the Horses, and apprehending and giving evidence against Rich aid Rose, which shall lead to 'their conviCtion, to be paid immediately on such conviction, by application to___ PfiSTE'L and WEBSTER, Solicitors to tirz said A'ssociation. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, . . Sept. 24, rBot . N. 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TT has been the study of the Proprietors of the J. well-known ANTISeORB CTI C DROPS, first corn. posed and preparedby the late FRANCIS SP I LSBU RY, at his Dispensary, No. 15, Sollo-:square, London, and continued only, and solely; there to be -prepared genuine ; tdguard the Public against the Impositions which are daily - pradised against Medicines possessing the first respectability ; and as the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops have been fohnd not Only an antidote in scorbutic cbmplaints, but a Successful -re source in cutaneous eruptions, scriThula; goat, rheumatism, and the atteudani diseases atilt nerves, as the list of cures accompanying each bottle; given in an ample bill of diret;- tions,,Vviil te,rify,. as well as. the Treatise on Diet, Gout, Fie. written 14 the late Proprietor (which may beatso had at the Dispensary) - , single them out as fit objects to try, un der their sanetion, such 'spurious imitations. - For this rea ;son, the Proprietors, by.the favour of His Majesty's Corn fnisSioners of the Stamp:-Office, have affixed a stamp on eadl btittle, printed in black ink, with.the words " Spilsbury and Co. No. 15, Soho-square," expressed upon it; which; if the Purchaser attends to; together with the Words " by the King's Patent," on the bottle, bill; sad wrapper, with the additibir of the King's Arms on the larger, he may be as . - shred he: has obtaimd the Genuine Medicine; as sold at the Dispensary; Sohosquare, London, in bottles of 0. and ti. 25. eachi . duty included. I:slX'g COUT andAHEUMATIC TINCTVRES. THE GOLTI and RHEUMA . I . ISM are the most painful and' debilitating complaints mankind are sub jeer to. Tla Gout is sue posed incuiable; as all other dis= orders were said to be (which We know not now to curej mull radical and safe remedies were discovered to cure them.; It has been thought dangerous to cure or preVerit the return of the Gout. But it the cidse is removed, all danger must be done away, which this Tinetttre (taken AS . directed, and reginicl followed as prescribed) will complete l y elte.c4 as is proved;Jhy many respettable charaderl in London and else. where, who have long; and still do experience the happiest/ effi.tets of, whose letters, verifying the fat* Mr. Dix has with their authority to publish ; and t 6 refer f.adies and Gen.; tlemen to the writers, who will answer any particulars irr person. Personal references must surely be more cOtiVitleing and satisfactory than the publication of letters; which; by some, may be suspeded aS fabricated'for the sole purpose of re. commending the Therefore he prefers .refering the Afflicted to original letters in his possession, and to the Patients thernselves; who-are too respeetable to be snspeded of , duplicity. Those Who see them in petted. health, and enjoying the free trse of their Ihrtbs, must be convinced of the: powerful and salutary efficacy of these :MeclicineS. Facts are stubborn things, and wilt conquer _every prejtulli;e; The Gout has been said to be a salutary disease; and suppOsed (by, those whoknbw ndt the eansein'orhow to-cure or prevent it) to keepofF alt other complaints ; the IV.'iteis begs leave; with-due defereni.e; to diftiir from - such ,•as ' are of this opt= Mon ; since this ,assertion ••h*s never: b e en proved. That the contrary Is the tack] is daily, proved. now Many Gouty Patients do we not see and hear of staging under a complication of disorders; such as klieurnalisni," Sturvyi Bilious -and' Nervous Artedions- Hiccups, Sutfbcation,H Heart-burn; H ead-aeh,. Pains in the Stomach and lioWei 4. All originating, fi - oni the same -cadse as the these Tinctures will effeetually remove and prevent, if Ilikenr as directed, and regimen followed as prescribed., - • and no pa tient need feat'anysubsequent•ill eflec a tiont oQ:use of this Medicine,- which cannot injure the most delicate constitution, it taken as direded:- It may not he improper to' declare there is no MercUry in these Medicines, kn0v.744 tna - t some pm_ pared with that pernicious' drug,- are reCornMended for the Gout; Nierciity to a Gouty Patient, is as deadly poison;, sere to 'injure. These Medicines will keep any length of time in any climate. . Mr. Dix may he consulted every Monday, Vi r eduesclay, - and Friday; frOm tan to three o'cliaek; at-his - house • No. 2- 7 , tipper' Charlotte-street"; Fitzroy,square; where, - and at I. •WarA's,r 'No. 3a4, Holborn; these Tindures maybe had with clirec.; tions. • The Gout Tin Lure; in Bottles at 11. zs. and il. its. bd. Stamps included. 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