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_.HT tight- oviixv REAL, OUR th the in the of,l• vn i 5 COll.- I% tit )ur i I d at nte<l ,use, )t te- kI r, 14 14 1 Vol the HEISJ of Mi . . and Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.. TIM HEATRE-R(AL, HAY-MARKET. 0-NIORRON EVENING August I 1, 1801, 1 pry will be its, sated,p not acted these two fears, a Play in v • THE I TALIAN.!.MONK: Schedoni, EA KR YA.I Q RE/ ' Vivaldi, A1r..11 - . - JOHNS,TON; (His_fir4t appearance ap that Charader.) Ansalcio, (first time} Mr. POWELL ; Spalatro, Mr. PALMER ; Paullo, Mr. SUET'r. ' . • 'Ellina de Rosalba, rs.'l-1: jOHNSTON,r (Her first appearance in that Charaaer.) • • • • Gradisca, Mrs. DAVEN.PORT; Fiorescd, Miss TYRE R ; • • • l(Her first appearance in that Charader„). • After the Play, Mr. BIANCHI', from the:TFieafre:Rcry, al, Dublin will perform a Medley Concerto on-the Yi9 ll n; in Which - he-Will introduce " In the , Dead' of 'the Night," and the favourite Irish Air of" The Grinder," being his first ap t pearance in London theSe six years. To which will ne addedf for the.-mth r firne).an. entire igw e ' i lancfßallet Romance, with. DanCes ihd Choruses, called . . .- HF, CORSAIR ;:- " • ' - Or, THE rTALIAN NUPTIALS,. ; With entirely new M u& i c; Sce,,ery; Machinay, Dressis,and Decoratio,l4 ; the,..Gverturi.f-anci the whole of the... Music conilibsSd )y - Dr: Aitvott, ; and . the Ballet invented by, and pto4t.ed under the direclion-o f Mr. F. :Alt LEY. . , C Wrack rs in the Ballet : Tomar, (the Corsair) Mr. Fi.'-f OHNST.OI4; - Gagliardo, (the Bridegroom) Mr. FA.R.LF-Y ; , ..Rugoso; (Father to Fiorito) Mr. HOWELL. Fiorita, (the Bride) Mrs..GIBBS ; Spogliata, Miss B. 'MENAGE . The whole of the Scenery designed by Mc. 1.. Whitmore, arvlsecnt:A )); hirii Alle6r6. W i lkiliS, Banks, &c. 111.:011S tU „ be had of Mr. ditd , 'Mrs. , H. folinston, at their wi o le r j 1 - * 10 9, Long-Acre, and of Mr. Rice; at the Theatre, ...,_________P"L e s.ior the Boxes may, be-taken. , - . ' T ELEGANT COACHES. NOBILITY, GENTRY, and others vi_ Ti t ; 31tIng grighton, kre respedfully informed New and Co a f : l, llt ,Coicllies-set 01l in the Mornii* . froin the Swan New ner Chating-cross, Anct arrive ,at to Din- 3, 1161 RICHARD IREMONGER, Proprietor. T, t• sETTEK§ poi N rERS: 0 BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, scveial Brace a very Capiial, Well-tired SETTERS P OINTERS, peif c ,Wy 61;:%:dy, andanYieasonable trial Further pari6lars, and some of the .said Dogs to be seen, at B r „ ke , s leleilagerie,,.New-road, near Fitzroy—sqi.tai:e. A meric an B. Some. led-legged P4tridges, foreign Ph e a sants , s., Tnerican 'Ail and. sbme. ctirioq Water Fowl. T-- , - - " •--- , - PLEkSUTE7YreItI.T. , • - i -- \ , _, , BE:k)LD 'BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, .. ii , that beaulittil Carvel-huilt Vessel P E 'll2.EL,.Ctitt 2 , ~,- ' 6 g e c t, built for a Pleasure,'Yacht in.:.May- tgoo, for w i l t r r NSC.SiIe. bas every ACCOM-IP94:l2lololll*A.qnd may bt: 120 :14 strenvit for a long Sea Voyage, vv7iitolw any, additiona'. boat e lPenee; she mea sures 39 T0n5.,73-94ths, is a .capital Sea. , and woriderfu,l . fa s t sailer; is unlily . feiund in 'pride Stores alCd Crartictts, .Patient Blocks, &c.. . .• ... Ilay oe seen at any time, a:id further Particulars - I;.'no'wn, or, application to G. ,lookey, Audioneur;iSouthampton. . ' •' 111 (.;GE'VIAIN. C01,,C1--- TO, t-E SOLD /IX PUJILIC A-LICTNiN; (T r n•; , viuusty disposed onay Private ContiCil) At t eik ~ :it Charles Tur,.tr; Newcastle upon'Tyne, on Mon:: . 0 ill: _ i r'tn of Aunnst ins% hetv‘tem the hours of Twelve alit} A lii.'., o'Cßicic ; . . THREE SIX I-EENTH PARTS 'Or•SHARED ~. ol'and in this .COLLIE P.M, which is situated between „“e w - z tn L castle and Shields ; together with the like Share of the -e ‘ , Zke Its Coal rate wjth the very first at Market, and it e qbal io any for re.c'ileciability of Partners, and manage. tie nt . ' 4 S,A'.COTICaII. ... '....:*: , - , iifor particulark, apply to...klexander Mundell, No, 3 , ;ti'lliher-streef,, Westotinster, - and to Messrs: Purvis and .„......_nees, Ncw Cri S t le. '. - ESTATES IN — WORCESTER TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - O rder of th e C omm i ss i on ers_under a C.orti mission Of. Bank -4 , s 4. trllf)l7, against. Sorjeitit Witton; of the Parisli,of Oldswin r4, in thc County. of Worce-ter, , , A t By Messrs..CQURT and ROBERTS,the T.°bot - inn, to Rourbridge, in the . said County. of -- W„. i 'ler, on Wednesday the 26th. Day of August , n ext, r- tr ,e our 0' Clock ia the Afternoon, .in different Lots • . I 'BE FRBEHOLD and ,LEASEHOLD ES_ anci , T ATES of the said Bankrupt, situate at the c kleath, of \ A P - 1 Lye,, in the Parish of :01d3wintoni, •in the-County' ttt.);D_44!ster, consisting:ofall .that Freehold Capital MAN_ t c ,,r (O E, with the Coach-house, Stables, Offices, lot.1(4: - Yard, walled Garden, and Appurtenances to the sametitUatt'g, late in the possession of the said Serj.ant Witton ; C ount at trij Heath, near to the Tow n of Stuutbridge, in the 11, e i °I Worcester. buil t I)4bove .'remises .cootprise a very hand so me Modern- D 7 , w w eihreA. house, consMipg of a Hall, Dining-parlour, Sig nekilt•-roorri, and other Roorns on the, G roun' Floor; and goon }3:,, r ° 0 1 - ns on the Firit Fkor ;With the sam e .number of att a ,f, , - Jt - vbambers in the Attic Story;„ with all necessary ,reel , 4 , 1 1(1 &:aclied -Offices, fit `1)1- the residence or a gen- X-i-1 4, /11 !IY, and in r6ry pleasant situation in a genteel • ` 41 ‘ ,0 '.41; 0 6 . - '• ' • ' • - Al, vtri.t,ll, lell(2, everal CLOSES of FR EEHOLI) LAND, -lying 4.$ I .r.he ittli. ret,,; and certain Leasehold Pools and Lands Alto l d.ttliew • • the GL SS with the Wareholises, .Store ttl)teli-e',,a211-14a.2ti1-etli'ait.t.,ld. 11,1 w476l6.:;ii'vccrlbt'ititlinitt' situate at 119i,S to I , .• , _ Fli nt Gl ass hath been c::ri-i , ,f(l on tor several yeai;and 4cveral Dw elieng-hc}uses contiguous therPlP• A . l O I,ur CLOSES of F-REEHOLEOLAND,, sittate at "e Lye, containing together 7A. 3 K. B.P. more or kss, the'valuabk. Mines of Glass-house, Pet, and Fire-brick 'Jay, 'tinder the same:. 7 - • Itilin ec il a n; - Possession may be liacl of all the above I're- , 111 /ses ; and for flit - the - 1. Particular s , apply to the nc Autlioefs, ; "g to the :assignees, Messrs. Rulkis,rd Wi;ton, or M r . Solicitor to tbc CorrutiiAcrit, an Of Stourbricige ; wham printed Particulars' in.ay hat„ and Li kuivise at the W ti cipal Inns in Brims, neghbouring .I.laWns of Birmingham, '' v erhamp ton, grOve, anti K tdderminster. • ROSS, - • No. rlg, Bishopsgate-street Within, lA7 I IO inventcd seueral.elegant Fashions, - Were. honoured %V'ith universal apprObation_on tht last Cr "av, 'having completed a luitl3C.tent 'number of them . 4 „ P u blic'inspe6.tion, Nspedfufly thm•to the.La4ies, '. 1 ., (1 er the folloWing nameS N A ,„lie TUFTED RING•LETS ; or, CROWN OF CA-I r' z HOS. --This Head;tiress, for;Tiedltom a 9 recian model, the‘Stimmitof the head,. and flows down if in ekaS- • c.it r esses with the must careless and tast e f u l grace.. IIA,, h e„,ROMAN, FRONTLE - 1 — ; Or,- ANTI'IIE BAR t y •-,Adapred for those Ladies whose-Hair does not ex , t er -410 . W enbugh for the present Taste, or is too soft to pre izve i tself ill., c:arl, It will- b•-: found pecjill',4tly useful-in , .and on th e Sea Coast as dcws_and saline exhalations • eat :lo no eireEt upon it. I t may be l'astened on in .a •mornent, :lo artificially the fastcning.cojacealed, that *yen 41 11 1 , inations, it. is 'not 'to be disocvcred from natural 111:r. 1i 0 , L 4 as simple in its •constrtiaion as It is, easyin its...form, in its . ..vcight, and - .small its piice. ,Ut . he E (JODI F A .'s ; r E . ; or, FRA CR A N th;" invented Ixt.causc cot',pl-aintl had •bt2en made of 11, fiaating. - thist having' soiled' the and -created-;, an t r i Pleasant scent. Tois..AL-ael-diess combines a beau!), e t t r i 'n and a fragrancy . of odour IvAich, w:ieri blended toge- Y‘r, are_ appropriate to that deliczacligzuessa.rui charming 4 , 3 t,e 60 poculklr to:the Britisii.kernales. w L. llese,•together with:Artificial Hair, immanufaai u rp t l or i: t itifaAured, of all. 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Peace and Tranquillity at home, and to enable His Majesty more etre&ually to - resist every hostile attempt from abroad, to invite their Fellow_ Citizens, Inhabitants„ and others, - resident in or near the •. . , Metropolis," to join this_Volunteee-Corp , s ;, and that this Court are ready to receive, as . Members of the Horiourahle ARTILLFAY COMPANY, every. Gentleman ttltO is well,alleded‘to . His Majesty and the Constitution. Second.- That this Cdurt, being deeply impressed with a sense-of the duty incumbent on - every loyal um, to be ready to defend his• King and Country at all times, and more-par ticularly al this jundinre, when. the .United Kingdom is threatened with` Invasion, do require of every Member of the Hon. Artillery.. Company to keep himself in perfeot readiness to be under arms on the first order. , Third. That. every Member, whose business 'or health calls him out of -town, be desired to inform the CC/Inman& ilig-Oilicer of his Division thereof , arid to leave his. Address, where be maybe written to in case of actual service being required. flourth.' That this•- Court acknowledge,•• with pride' and. gratitude, the loyal, prompt, and spirited manner in which the 111 e fibers have come.forward on every emergency, and ,trust that the same zeal, loyalty, and honourable feeling, will epsuN a full attendance whenever called upon to defend the - Itleiropolis, or to assist the - Civil Power. Fifth. That these ReSblntions. he, - printed and sent to the several Members, who,are. hereby desired to acknowledge the receipt of them to the .Captains of their respective Divi sions,. . . . . e..itlemen, 'desirous of becoming• Members and of farther informition, may apply to the acretary of the, Conipiny. By Order of the Court. . •. , • r - • WULIAM Will'FF.,'.Sep' • • .No. tB, Artillery-INace, Finsbury.s4uare. • SUPERIOR 21.1.`1D EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS IN TILE LOTTERIES. SINCE th - e rah,of March last HODGE. and ki Co.' Oxford-street and St. James's-street, • haves. had the singuktr.gobll fortune to *II Capitel-Prizes, amo - unting to,the Stun o 1 SIXTY-SIX THOUSAND and. EIGTIT POUNDS,' "iz. the Tickets ND. 24,70,Ten Thaus4nd P-ounds, No. 18;o6O Fiv.e Thousand Pounds, No. 28,898, Five .Thous a nd and Eight 'Pottpds, two Titka - ts of- Two' Thousand Pounds, Five of One, Thakusand Pounds - ----all in Shares. No. 29,467, Twenty-Thousand Pounds, No, 30,313, Five ThousAnct.rounds, three Prizes of Two Thousand, and Six of One Thousand, in Whole Tickets. • N,, t HODGES an d C o . cont i nue ' to sell l .Tickets 'and 'SltartA (warranted tindr2;,i , n)- in the present Irish Lottery, and, they take the 'merry to 1%- - 1 - lark, that the First drawn Ticket, 19th Day, will, be entitled to. Twenty Thousand Pounds, the Ex press of which will be due on the 13th hist. and the First ,dtlwn Ticket, zist--)ay,' vvill be •entitled to Ten TilOusanct Pounds, the Express of Which will be due on the -15th inst. y;,re are also many oth er C a pit a l P r i z e s in the Wheel. I' The Tiaets and Share; in the: E'nglish'Lottery•are Si e, and if I' Prizes in the last' and former Lotteries maid in toil on ({errand. I'V i3l 501.13 BY AUCTION," .On Monday the zest Day of September next, at the Wool pack Inn, at Sr, AliLui's, in the County or Hertford,' be tween the hunts' of Six and - Nine in te Evening, either together or in Fon t Lots, -as 'shall be then agreed on, and subject to such Conditions as will' be.;prociu,Led previous to the Sale • TWELVE ACRES,- little more or lesS of 'in. closed GRASS . -LAND, - from, which the Land-Tax had been redeemed, situate in the Hamlet of Tettenhanger, in the Parish - of St.. Peter's t adjoininA the Yards of the White Hart and Woolpack Inns, and Of Five other Hot.is in the Town and-33,brbugh of Sr, Alban's, and bounded for iipwerds of a,quarttr of a mile by the two great Turnpike Roads leading from St,. Alban'S towards Londot, 'one of. which coatimunicoes with a public Rf:ad exitending ia the Line of .an intended Navigation from the ,Grand innalon Canal to St. Alban's, for the rn tking of Which' aii - Ad'of Parliament has .been obtained.—The ,wholeas, in .Tenure. of . .Messrs. David and - Gorge Watson, .who are under nctice to quit on the•zath _Day of September tt xt, when possession may be . had, under proper Conditions ' • and further Partieidars may be known- by -apiklication to Mf; Maxwell; at Hetton, Lodge, near Stilton, Huntingdonshire. - Mr. Page, at the Wool pack Inn, • St; Alban's, MI6 has a. Plan of the intended Lots, will chew the Premises, which are extremely desirable for building upon, as'wel I on account of beautiful.Prospeds as with a view to Trade. , 7• • . - Extract of a• Letter. froth. .Mr. Cooper, a very. respedable Gentleman Fiirider, at Lcvitigton, near Ip,vvich, to Mr. Thomds.•Witite, Master of•the4c4demy at.Coichester. DEAA SIR, June z, 1801. AATHEN you Aynte . t.o . Dr.- BRODvm, Dray. inform _.l l . hint, that.l,llave receivecl.from his Medicines all the bene•At my most satvitine expectations coul.t lead me to lbok ot,• my: most eatitest i w.ishes could induce me to - hope. My case was an iri uptio'n on my face, of the most virulent nature, that was not merely extremely troublesome, but also rendered me.excessitely .low-spirited and ill. I strietly fal I dived'the • tut6§ in • the D Oct o Publication, and was . in a snurt.tilue nut cured ; it is nowueaily . .tWo years since I took Inc Maditine, and , have never since, had the s,riditest- return of my- troublesome r feel it.a duty NVIIICII I owe to iiii... s community {and lam sure your' just mode'of thinking will induce yOu .to join , in - the'Senti inent), that the Dodor, should he at liberty to' make this ,case public, 'for the benefit _of, suffering individuals,; being myself infinitely ;Pave s regarding _any remark.> that may be made on it by the insolent,llie ' l nvidious, or the incredulous' Vowry nsrwerely, J. et).OPER. In justice to your merit; - and for The benefit.dc the affliaed, I request you will Publish ply w alithiled for a' 'length - of time with a Scorbutic Disorder,'sfor which I could' • find no relief, although I had fecal:A - se to several Medicines ; but was fortunately cured by taking .your Botanical Syrup, and am noViLin perfect health; and ready to tetifY 4 the-Same. I ain, Sir, your grateful, humble Servant, , • JOHN GOLDSBURY; - jttne,3, 09r, - TheLwton;:flear.,§Axttitindham; iSUfolk. Witness to the above Case, SAMUEL GOLDSBURY. The.Botanical,Syrup "and Servaus COrdial to be had at the Dodor's House, No. q, Albion-street (seven Doors from the ,Leverign Mus'etim), BlackfriarsAiridiß, injitittles of 11. as. Its, 6d.. and gs. 6d. ; also of Mr, Robinson next to York- . holise, Piccadilly; E. 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