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710 111 t, wr. hames, ~iUL~~ of ONE Nv()00, v()() Ana THRIV les of , the the County Two Ten& Two Gat- P. situatell Goring, in ,rd, at ibte the 311-'. the OxforJ 3irinino3o nihill ; and SELLING „n.r •.; Z; : u . , star;onet► Minn and System bY ri long 11 result of ar ,v; I 30 1 re the ilioSt ,V. Surgeon' i rescue al ea, or th° otters. , have de t VEN T' tong du , ising troth of ►nature re►n in wo'-' LITY. , or haste it not tav >oisoned by nerior me' yen where to oiler 3 distress in, o' Ice, or EW : that state :e of suco Lisery, but nne conso; Objtel, rerno :t Rentivw, Y the rites ::ounterac' no great a propel tile Slurp' '.itution. sappointo od, that to cal skill. lclertakipgt ;rate, t;v 7 r cail5:11 1 . ,re , , at 1 ) f ) , )tar. Iter-gi'e" rgeons. ---~ onsider,ci 'ate,. or 0 4,'ancl - th o ated to so early at Sri 1 0 a uf-Shotlo-9. but also to t of other!; ag lost t'A R ive falie Le. I ba" e near ineptly ta" Leariv CO let irola mallest be" r a e g to nl L a l LLINE II. may he s'Y lictdiediteN mi Of tli 4 purulent ,s, aAnn3' kuus • treat 0 1 , !urials, te, l l g to a col' is or tr,r,c' ell • f the b° 11", custoial GILD to slit utios I twelve' ,o warol ot: ., , Sltepl' 3 .'ol; ortl, gle ; C o Itry, R l; c OO lions; C l a ~~' 1)i;r11, 1 1 . I)orci. i , :son ; nald ; liddle( l4t „i, !etis,'lli" . r, C.; ; '• l ' ; pron. it .11, Shlt Sta;7tt o , • '' c3 ' O l s , • t r • ‘, 4 10 11 -„ e ;ins ;, r i Book .e ,avt Scj" N UMBER - Z834-] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 1 1 0-IVIORROW EVENING,. • ) z 1801, will be performed, PIZARRO. 'the Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations entirely new. • Pp.RUVIANS.• Ataliba,• Mr. POWELL ; Rolla, Mr. -KEMBLE ' • Orozernbo, Mr. DOWTON; CUra, Miss BIGGS; Fernando, Miss SMALLEY., SPANIARDS. ' • Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE Alonzo; Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Las CasaS, Mr. WROUGHTON - ; Valverde, Mr. PALMER; Elvira, Mrs. POWELL. it he Vocal Parts by Sedgwicl:, ' Mr. Dignunr," Mrs. Crouch, Miss De Camp, Mrs. Mountain, Miss Stephens. WITH THE VIGIN UNMASK'D. Mrs. Billington having again been received with the highest klrniration and Most unbounded applause ky a very brilliant and crowded audience, the Opera of Artaxerxes will be l ePeated, fur the fourth time, on Fhursday next, Mandane by Mrs. Billington. With Who's the Dupe ? _ _On Saturday, the Comedy of A Trip to Scarborough, with Iff9f,Tay .;ThattekitEr . - *Jur rim utiz tuner - , tTIL - T - Tagedy of IC Richard the Third; with 'the Dramatic Roinauc6of 1315 beard • or, Female Curiosity. The Tragedy of King Richard the Third eon t inuing t_e. be- received with universal approbation by overflowing Audiences, the Public are respeafully informed, that it will bon repeated every Monday till futther.notice. . • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO -MORROW EVENING, Oa. zr, 18oi, will be performed, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Shylock, Mr. COOKE ; . Bassanio, Mr. CORY ; Gratiano, Mr. KNIGHT; Laurcelot, Mr. MUNDEN ; Old Gobbo, Mr EMERY; Lorenzo (with Songs), Mr. HILL; And Antonio, Mr MIS R RAY. fessica (with Songs), Miss DIXON; Nerissa, Miss SIMS ; And Portia, Miss MLRRAY. w T rx. LOVE A-LA-MODE. ' • Sir Archv Macsarcasm, Mr. COOKE Sir Callaghan O'Brallaghan, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Squire Groom, Mr LEIV/S Beau Mohlecai, Mr. SIMMONS. And Charlotte, Miss CHAPMAN. a Friday Mr. Cooke will appear in the Charaaer of Sir ‘les O verr each in the revived Comedy of A New Way . to fY Old Debts, with {4th time) the new lusical Entertain nt of The Escapes. t a ,And on Saturday, Mrs. Billington will perfortn the Cita& 1 4 '1er of Clara, in the Comic Opera of The Duenna, with "est Thieves. Comedy.is in rehearsal, and will he produced next ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. - ABSCONDED from his Employers, or. Weanes k,‘,. day Afternoon, the 14th of Odober inst. CHARLES ~;"•`_G, Lad about i 7 years of age, -about five.feet seven or ,utt inches high fair convlexion, light brown hair cut ' 1 °11; had on a licown•coat, linen waistcoat, and dark ker_ ZYrne breeches, rather shokt at the knees. .He took away kth hini ONE THOUSAND POUNDS in Bank Notes 250 Notes of ,C.z each, No. 6rst to 6400. 400 Ditto of ,C.r each, .NO. woos to 10400. w 10 0 Ditto of k.t each, - No. 9705 to 9Soa. t . w hoever will cause lihri to be apprehended, and give no t° Ivissrs. Poulain and Keys, of halter's-Hall Court, V I \ ll° n-street, London, shall receive a REWARD of ONE ( “,:PR POUNDS, on the Discovery of the Property which he is supposed to have abput him), or in pro tor any p,gt thereof, • 1, 1 / 4 „, WAN ED FOR A TERM OF YEARS, 1 LAM) SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGI steNEER'sOFFICE, where several • Clerks are a . 7 1 Y YouTH-about Sixteen years -- of age, of respealble f o - nn.?•aions. He must write_ a good hand, and have a USW r ,bravving.-,A handiuple Premium will be expected. • • I L etters(post-paicib'addrcssed to Atlts3rs .Crosby and Let- Stationers'-court, Paternoster-row,, will be at ---._'"ted to.. Ck . - • - F o ANFORD-BRIDGE INN, and POST-OFFICE, - 111. t.'en Mile 4 from London, on the Bath and Oxford Road. •ADAMS (Ctom• the Grecian . Cciffce-hOnse), 11 4 • begs leave respeCtfully to inform the Public, that he k r succeeded - Mr. Goddard in the abosc Premises, and as -11:s them, that his utmost endeavours will be used, both in ek li ,.ing and House Business, to:Metit, and' humbly solicits a Nutluance oPtheir favours.. Rr hopes his not agreeing with. ill paying the London Post-Boys :Or thc , ir favours 1h.4, 11 (?t operate, through inter stet recommendation, to de th.eltint or, the'Publie countenance, who will find Cull, t . ),.. 1 ,rt1c a convenient and pleasing •Change to troth Roads. ~ ,YriNG at the REDUCED PRICES. E HOLD ESTATE at 1.0 X LEY, inthe COUNTY of WARWICK. m TO BE SOLD BY' Au c - rtoN, b:, ( lvember next, 'either together or in separate Lots (if not -- tore disposed' of by Private -I..'ontrael, of which 'timely , ktice will be giveriL; , • ,A . VARm_HOUSE, :Ina convenient Out...build taw, with' about 2.33 Acres of good Arable, Met. , and Pasture Land, TITHE-FREE, lying Penw, divided into convenient Inclosures with a Very N A .r p .',Ltjerable Rock of excellent Lime Stone.on the t Premises, ark situate within the distance of seven miles , troth tt ti A. NrCin --:.;ay iv t t ered U i Orl immethately. i 3 Or a view, apply to Mr. Baylies, the !ate occupieri and, ti a 4 irther particulars, to *Mr. Freest, - of Fillougley . Mr. of WallOrd ; Mr. Sheiburn, of Bariord; or Mr. i n Warwick. DORSETSIIIRTI. 0 BE SOLD . BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, &AZ MANORS of `l' ARRANT MONKTON and TA R. ttAN TLAUNC ESTO ; adjoining Ito- each Within a Ring Fence; in the most tlitible pan of the ~1 t .4 . 4 tY of Dorset, noted . tOr Game; situate near the lireat b 'ithi„ et li Turnpike Road between Salisbury and "'Alapaha:A, tt t ifive m:i s of the latter; with Courts Baronißoyalties, 'tines, and immunities to the said• Manors belonging. M,Lnor Of Tarrant Monkton cornprises.as follows : , Iti le `. l capital Tyi i he,free Farm,. in the occupAtion of Mr. Ni r '•Caralo, on a Lease, of which only two years are lin— ; containing Upwards of ra 'Acres' of Water Mea 1, Arable, and Down Land. kA, Ty thes of the rest of the Parish of Tarrant .7tlonk -110' Tie Reversion in Fee of divers Copyhold and Lease t '.-Nt.ttes, car the yearly value of about 3201. held by one, R a ids three lives, b u t chiefly on one old Inc. R*a!ld g s e Manor Of T..rrant Launceston is al!. in the Lord's r ., , tr il . i !e w xcept a f e Liiehold., Cottages), and consists of a ," 4 21 4 ,, every respect one of the most desirable in the 'l2/, called LauncestoncOntaining upwards'ol 'jthi' l cres of Water Meadow, ..A.rable, and Down Land, • ,%it '41)4 of nMr.t:' a Aig`Feßobert nceln several, and Tvthe-fof which in the oc- Budde ty n on a tease, only:tars , are 1: n ex' pi red. 2 Che Land-Tax on the Estate is redeemed. T.-n4nts, Mr. Cantlo and Mr. Budden, will sliew yvi 4 ft slieetive fauns; and for Particulars apply to Mr. I lornimsham, near Warminster, Wilts; or to Solicitor, Blandierd, at whose e t , n, a I \ , i.p of tile Estate may be seen. rr H NINTH NICHT. -SANS SOUCI. By tlu Authority ofths Right Hun. the LoR./3 , CIIAMAER. LAIN; rAIT THURSRAY, - OEthbet z zd, rBo 1, will be presented, at SM4S SOUCI, Leicester:place, 'tester-squarc, an Eutcrtainment, entirely. new, and orfrginal, called A FRISK. Arrangement of the.Reeitation and Songs.- PART I. Rec. Sir Peter, Mag, and the opening of the Prot —Song. True Delight. —Rec. Young Timon undeceivect—Song. I II vino veritas.- , -Ree. .More'EtaeroaCher3.—Song. The Cue koo.—Rec. An Exception.—S.liig; The Letter N.—Rec. The Galley Slaves:—'Solig. The Manes of the Brave.— Rec... Mr. Paddle —Song: Literary Tran'smigration.-Rec. Something or other.—Song, The New Year. .PART 11. Rec. Sir Peter Impatient.—Song„ The Voyage of Life.— Rec. The Discovery.:—Song. Honour ,among - ThieVes.— Rec. Whiffle.-Song. Tray.— Rec: More Poets. Song.; The Ladies.—Rec. The -Larnpoon.7—SOng. Love and Rec. The Wooden song. Jack at the Opera.—Rec. Mits.- 7 -Song. The Dinner. PART 111. Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony . Song. The Original and the Pietute.—tt ec. courage and-its shadow.—Soirig. The V icissitudes of Glory.—Rec. The Ambassador without Cre dentials. —Song. Father and I.—Rec. Mag talks !—Song. The Wife elegy.—Rec. The Loydrs.—Song. Every Man his own Pilot.—Rec. The Surpriie.—Song, . The Bless ings of Peace. The whole is written and-composed, and will be spoken, sung, and accompanied by Mr. DlBDIN: Admittance, Boxes ss. Pit 35. Gallery zs. Doors to be open at Seven, and the Performance to begin at: Eight. Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Ware house, where may be had all his ditli!rent . Productions • and also, Proposals for printing by Subscription; his Three Years Tour to, almost the whole of England, and a considerable Part of Scotland ; hi a SerieS of Letters to intelligent and re spedable Friends.. and embellished with Forty Plates in aquatints, from- Friends.; painted by Mr. Dibdin, and Twen ty Vignettes, designed, etched, and prepared, for the aqua tints, by Miss Dibdin. The Pidures, and Specimens of the Prints, may be seen, free of expence, at Leicester.place. *** The only Entrance to the Theatre will beat the Door nearest Leicester-square. The above Entertainment, which continues to be received with the loudest applause, will be repeated every' Monday, Thursday, and Saturday venings, till further notice. Just published, " Honour among Thieves," "Tray," and on Monday nest, " The Letter N." I It, ‘• • TUESDA y, OCTOI3ER 20, ISOr. , S ._. _ w ~._ . . L c ,.. [PRICTIC six FENt;...E. titude by two Altitudes of the §un, the Longitude by the Lunar ObservatiOns, and to oitler important Problems of the S pherce and: in 1 4 atitical Astronomy. By Thomis 't'eac'her of MathetriAties and i!-.eograp by ... Price ios. 6d. in !boards. ' • 24. - SERMONS: By the ite . V. SYDNEY SMITH, A.M. 14e.fellow of New Collegs(llcflird, I NOIS. foolscap Svo. priCl s. iii i. 30415. • 'The POWER of RELIGION on t i le. MIND, in Re. tirement, and at the Approace' - of: Death; exem plified in the Testimonies and Experience of - ,Persons guished their Ct-e4tis,:Celrning, or Virtue. By Lindley Murray. 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Apply to Dr. Waller, Portsmouth, • . -. l'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ,At the House of - Mr. Sunderland, the Turk's Head Inn, Newthistle-upon-Tyne, on. Saturday the 3 ist day of Oelo ' her instant, at One O'Clock'precisely, rri-IE MANSION HOUSE of the SPITAL, -L. beautifully situated, on tile Banks of the River Tyne, and about One Hundred Acres of rich Land adjoining the same, within one mile of the Market Town of Hexham, in the County of Northumberland, and nearly adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Newcastle to Carlisle, distant 22 miles from Newcastle, and 35 thile s s from C:ltlfsle. For further Particulars, apply to . : Mr. Pearson, Westgate street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, where a Plan of. the Estate may be seen. - DlX's COUT and RHEUMATIC TINCTURES. rr HE GOUT and RHEUMATISM are the most painful and debilitating cotiwfaints , mankind are sub ject to. The Gout is suf poseVueurable, as all other dis orders were said to be (which we know not how to cure) until radical and safe remedies weredisCovered to:surethem. It has been thought dangerous to cute or prevent the return of the Gout. But if the cause is removed, all danger must ' be ddne away, which this Tincture (taken as din:etc.:4:am! regimen followed as prescribed) will completely cited, as. is proved, by many respetiable charatters in London and where, who have long, and still do ekperielice the happieSt 'efletts of, whose letters; verifying the fads, Mr: Dix has witli their authority to publish, and to refer Ladies and Gen • tlemen'to the writers, who will answer any pa; ticulars in _person. -• • • Personal references must -surely be more conviacine and satisfadory than thepublication of letters, which, by some, may be suspeded as fabricated for the sole purpose of re commending the Medicines. 'Therefore he prefers refering the Affilded•toorlginal letters in his posse%ssion, and to the Patients themselves, who are too residettable to be suspetled • of duplicity. Those who -see them in peried health, and enjoying the freekise Of their limbs, must be convinced of the powerful and - - salutary ef4c.aey of these Medicines. Facts' are stubborn things; and will conquer every prejudice. The Gout has been said to be a salutary disease, and supposed (br those vvhoknOW not the cause, nor how to cure or prevent it) to keep ofrall other complaints; the Writer begs leave ? .with due deferende, to differ from such as are of this opi nion, ..since this assertion has never- been proved. Tint the - contrary is the lad, is daily proved. How many Gouty Patients do we 11 , 4 sic and hear of suffering under a complication of . disorders suchsueh•at Rheumatism, Scurvy, Bilious and Nervots Alieetions ; Hiccups Sutibcatioh, Heart-burn,' Head-ach, Pains in the Stomacll: and 'Bowels. Ail originating from the same cause as the Gout. All which these Tinctures will cliff dually remove andprevent, if taken :t7 directed, and regimen - leilowed as prescribed, • and no pa. tient.' r.!ed fear any suequent ill etreits fronythe use of War Medicine, which cannot injure the mostdelicate-constitution," it taken as direiftc N i. It may not be improper. to declare there is no Mercury in these Medicnes r knowing that some pre pared with that pernicious drug, are recornmendeci for the Gout; .Mercury to a Gouty Patient, is as deadly unison, sore to injure„ These Nlc,licio a 1 , 7111 keep any length of tiihe in any climate. - Mr. Dix may be consulted cry Monaay,V. r ednosday, and Friday, from ten to three o'clock, at.his-house, No. 27, 'Upper Charlotte-street, Fitgroy-square, where, and at I. Warn's, N. 324, Holborn, these Tindures may be had with three. tions. file Gout Tinaute, in Bottle; at 11. 2s. and 11. its. 6d. 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