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I 310• 1 UMBER 2881.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - MORROW EVENING, Dec, 15, 1801, will be performed, THE PIRATES. WITH HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. Yr. Wednesday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. O Thursday, Artaxerxes, Mandane, by Mrs. Billington, Katharine and Petruchio. And o❑ Friday, the Play of The Point of Honour. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 , 0_ MORROW EVENING, .Dec.) l5 - 1801) will be performed, ARTAXERXES. Arliaces, Mr. INCLEDON ; Artaierxes, Mr. HILL ; Artabanes, -Mr. TOWNS END; Ritnenes ' Mr. KING. Semira, Mrs. ATKINS ; AndlVlandate,. Mrs. BILLINGTON. . , W ITH THE. WAGS .OF WINDSOR. ~Illt On W e d n esday, the new Opera of Chains of the Heart, ' the Follies of' a Day ;on Thursday, with The Spiiird '•hild ; and on Friday, w i t h Crotchet Lodge., On Saturday, Artaxerxes, wait The Wao ot . Windsor. 4 - the new Pantomime, called Harlequin AI manack, or Tl''' tllir season;.: whicit harlsdee....so long_ in 1 :r, ..atzytion, -., ;1 canny -D e f r.ip A ti t vu Lei. WeUnet.day piecedn.g the. 1--loil z, ... ~ A new Tragedy has been also s,tne titr.c in' rehearsal. Du e notice .will be given of Mr. Cooke's performance. of ''`lng Richard, -and the next replc3e2tation of, the NO/ Co -I.,!‘tY of Foll'y as . it Flies. . . . . , . . To the CURIOUS inI.ISKSAIJCES, &e. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. URGES'S and SON'S ESSENCE of ANCHO 'tb‘ VIES.--The great reputation which Mr. E,urgess has -tit i led by his superior Essence of AnclioVies, end other R ic h ces, .tor fish Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hashed Calyes Heads,' I ,7Lf Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild kowl and Game, with ' * ', l l) , Delicacies for the Table, Sideboaril,, and Store-room, eich are more. fully expressed in his Catalngue (he being „ . e . inventor of then,i,. has induced many. versons to give the i t 7 4 e name to articles entirely dirlerent, winch are vended at 11 .4 4 y Shops in LOndon by persons who go to' the principal °wns in England, Scotland, and Ireland, to - solicit Orders ,'„Frailesnien anti liqteepers, who in consequence are often tred with SpuritillS . .sorts, by alloWing - them an extra point. to hich is tiot.only an iniposition, but a great disappointment l'amilies who fltintlrase drein with a vieW of having gooq Tye to their Fish, tic. 1 0.13. None are their genuine, but what have these words on label, " Burgess's Original and Superior Essence of An'. 7 °vies, No. 107, Strand, (jollier of Savoy Steps, London." ANTED to PURCHASE, from so, to izo miles from London, in a healthy, well-wooded Country, . A N ESTATE and MANSION- HOUSE, of from lo to 20,0001. value, with extensive Manorial e i%hts, and near a Trout Stream. The Advertiser has an 'jedion to the vicinity of a large Town. • ' Applications may be made, and Particulars addressed to essrs. Pitches and Son, Solicitors,' Swithin's-lane, Lonciat. FRIMLEY WASTE. Order °Title Cbnimissioners, under the' Inch/Sure Aa. 6 • TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION ,- - 4 Moitdav, the I ith Day of lanu.sy, 002., at the White Hart Inn, Frinaley, in the County of Surrey, By 'Messrs. - HODSKINSON and Co. .• In Six'LotS, SEVERAL PARCELS of LAND -.within ,the Hamlet Of P.RI.NII.EY-,•part of the Land running up to (..01a.31 Farmer, and lying betweefi the Toruiikeßo„::l, to Farnham, and the Public • Road horn Frirn. to Ceibiharn-, containing 190 Acres or thereabouts, to' be 4 41 in Two Lots. The residue .ofthe Ground; bordering tl, the Parish of Purbricht, and lying,part on the'..North, and I~rt on the . South Side or the Basingstoke Canal, with free irtnrnunication therewith; and adjoining the. Road l,•ading q =ley to Guildford, Sold,cotaining ia the whole 321 e re's, or thereabouts, to be in Four. Lots. . 1 • ' Printed Particular 4 May be had of Mr. Stnallpiece, StOke s,eo Guildford, Surveyor ; at Mr. Mumford's, Hatton-prat:a, S , trveyor ;. Messrs Hansbn - and Birch. • u niincerv-lane, ; at 'the King's Arms, Bag,ihot; flush, - Farnham ;at Mt. - Guest, the White Hart, rim 'who will show the - Pretaises ; and at Messrs. Hodskitt - ~._',l and Co. Arundel-street, London, where a Sketch of the ottuents may be seen. • A • FREEHOLD tobe SOLI? by PRIVATE CONTRACT, And may be entered upon immed:-telY, THAT x'ery Compact ESTATEcaI led HILSTON, situate in the Parishes of St: tvlaughan's and Langat •F-k Vibonavel, six miks West of Monmouth, adjoining a , 1 411 pike Road, consisting of 2g o Acres' of .Arable, Pasture, ti leadow, and Woodland, •with five Cottages, conveniently ''ceri on the border'S thereof, Jett to Tenants at Will.. Fliiston is an ancient Family. Residence, dry and airy, coin i'andlng an - agreeable prosped of the adjacent Country ; has stone fur bliilding, paving, sad slating ; alp lime-stone `lan excellent quality for manure. The Woods are agreeably dispersed, and well stocked. The ilole capable, at a very moderate expence, of - great im ylc,vement. . • . 4% / 1 / 4 .150 may be bad, nearly adjoining, a small Farm called ON, containing 82 Acres of Arable, Pasture, ::nd oedland; and doe other small Farm called B LACK MO 0 R, 11 i. - aining 65 Acres of rich Meadow Land, on the Banks of I, _ River Monow. p Further Particulars may be known, by applying to Mess. iodstzinson and Co. No. 3s, Arunllel-street,. London. Mr. .2 111 )ry near Monmouth, will show the premises. Q APITALWATEICCORN MILL, FULLING MII L, . - &c. &c. b To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, •*Y Messrs. RICHARDSON, SON,. arid COP,- FIELD, • . , Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,. with immediate possession, consisting of a very handsome • I.llodern built DWELLING HOUSE in complete repair, ,Oightfully situated, with Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, ' l, levery-cOnycnienee for a respectable Family.• ' 1 ,4 k WATER CORN MII.L adjoining the Dwelling 1, ) , -i•se, in . complete repair, with two Water Wheels, four t• l 'irof reach Stones, flour Machines, &c. capable.of grind -3 and dressing upwards of forty loads of Coin per week, v !th large - Gra.iaries, c. together with a well-accustOmcd t;LLING - MILL, with five pair of Stocks. The Whole i, , tll ,Ply supplied with water, and situate in the vicinity of a ,;pulous town,. in the centre of a Corn and Clothing o ,.9,uritry it, the West of England, and within easy distances `4lle I;ct supplied Markets - in England. PreMises are capable of very considerable lin-. p i O 4entent, and form a most eligible Situation for any person t .,,PFopert, desirous of realizing or of embarking in an ex— profit;.i-ile Concern. 1 : APoly to Messrs. Richardson, Son and Corfield, No. 7, Lontiun, who are duly authorised to 1411 trad, and of Nr 11011 printed particulars may be had. MO NDJI Y, DECEMBER 14, 18ot. TO BE - PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD, - Pursuant to several Orders of the High. Court of Chanceyy, made in a Cause, STOREY 'against S COTTNEY, be tbrelohn Wilmot, Esq. one Room Masters of the said Court, in the'Public Sale Room of the'Court, in South ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on . Tuesday the tsth Day of December, I/3qt, between the Hours of • Five and Six in the Afternoon ' • SUCH Parts of the LEAS EHOLD ESTATES of. BRYAN SCOT TNEY, deceased, as were comprised in Lots 2,3, and 5, o f the Particular, viz. Lot 2. A House, NO. i 6, in Upper CoWer-Street. - Lot 3. 'A -HOu'se, No. '25, in the same Street; and Tot 5. A House, No. 30, in the same Street. Particular may be lutd (gratis) at the said Master's Cham bers ; or Mr. Smith, Draper's Hall ; Mr. EdWard Clarke, Lincoln's. Inn New Square; and of Mr. Tiros, -Charlotte street, Rathbone-place. The Premises may be viewed with leave of the Tenants. 30th October, 1801. TO THE LOVERS OF FRUIT. WILLIAM ~h iiertCOßN‘s, now i v r EL t L, sa G le a h r . dener, s rk of ble large Deep-red, Prolific RASPBERRY, which he raised from the Seed of that much-esteemed Yellow Antwerp : this new variety, fir beauty of colour and richness of flavour, greatly excels all others; large bunches of-the Fruit were sent last June aid July to the following places, for the in sped:on of the Public, which highly met thelr approbatiOn, v,:in.lre fine Fruit-bearing Plants are now sellingt ss. eaoll, vEs, isif. Jonn Mason's, Seedsman, Fleet-street ; .Messrs. Warner and Seedsnien, opposite t:.ie Royal Exchange ; and isorth's hrsery "Qarderts, opposite the Asylum, _Lam beth, SurkeY. Lifters atid Porterage paid, With Ready-Mo ney for the Plants, will be strictly attended to. . . TAMES and GEORGE BENNET, Manufacturers to. - klis-ivlaieste, of irteir Royal Patent WOOL LEN VELVET .CLOTH, and WOOLLEN VELVET CORD, or FANCY, C TH, by Appointment, bearing Date the wit Day of November, taw. - • "r a , 'l`liE. P L 1 c. AFTER a 'apse of maps ,. Years ; after repeated and inelteetual. Exptritrnmts by the must judicious and enlightened. Mannfacturefs ; - aftr•tr much Study, attended with very great Expellee;: the Patentee of. the Woollen Velvet Cloth, - and 'Woollen -Velvet Cord, pr Fancy-Cloth, has hap pily succeeded in his endeavours, and can assure the Public, with confidence, that he has united the. staple. Manufacture of this Kingdom,- Woollen ' with Cotton, ,in such manner as bath been hitherto deemed impossible, - and which May be considered as a grand'Epoch ill the IliStorYO - f. the Trade and Manufacture of the United Kingdom. '• The,Very great lidyantages of the • Woollen Velvet Cloth, and Woollen Velvet CUM, &Taney Cloth, are numerous, acid inerit the attention of the 'Public. • 11l point of Neatness, nirabilitv, and rielaness :of Colour, it - Surpasses all other C„it-,:11.. It has the peculiar property, from the principle of it, t , 2xttne, fo Wear much cleaner than other Cloth. it is of that nature, that it will wash with as much ease as any Li nen or.-Cotton Gariuent ; it will even improve by washing, al 7 thougit frequently sepeated, for a considerable length of time; retain its original Colour to the last. - I t - will neither' shrink nor run up in washing, as is frequently the case with Kerseymere. It is also very elastic, and pleasant to the Wearer, apd need - only be tried to merit the approbation ot the Public. . JAMES BENNET, Patentee, Manchester. The aboVe Goods are already - S•old by the undermentioned HoUses Messrs. Maunds and Wicksteed, Royal Exchange ; ' , Messrs. Uovett and Hingestons ' Aldgate ;- Messrs: J. and M. Hunter, St. Martin's-lane, London. Mr. H. Orook, and Mr. W. Dore, Bath. - - messrs. P. ,Stdckdale, and R. Tripp, Eristol: Messrs. Stevens and Blackinore, Salisbury: - M R. Murray, Chichester. _ . , Messrs. Edmonds and Bartlett, Kingston on Thames. • Watking and :Smith; Davetitry_ - iilr. 'l'. falitt, Uloucest r Mr. J.. Garnett, Worcester. Mrssrs. Heatiut and..D4peroy, Birmingham ' Mr. J. Edwards, Warwlck: • Mr.'l. Walker, Stourbridge. Thin Day was published; price•6s. in boards, A N ESSAY on .the Unreasonableness Of-SCEP TICISM. , By the Rev. J. lIARE, A. M. Retfor of Coln St. Denys, Glyucestershire ; and Vicar of Stratton St. Margaret, Wilts.' 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Of whom May be' pad, • A-Satirical View of London, price cs: - boards. ANGIBAUD'S PECTORAL LOZENGES of - BLQIS. THESE - Lozenges, which have been . sold in England Upwards of one hundred and thirty Years, were invented by Charles Angibaud, formerly of Blois, Apo thecary to the then King of France; anti have been conveyed' by Assignment of the original Receipt to - the , present Proprie tor,- by Charles Angibaud, his .Gyandson; has resided fur more than seventy Years in St.. Makia'srlane, London: They are foutided upon just Medical Priliciples;7and are a most pleasant and effectual Rerriedy,tOr Couglis ; Colds,- and Disorders of tI4 LungS. : - By their sheathing quality they quickly remove Catarrhs; or troublesome tickling Coughs; and allbrd grtat relief in Sore•Throat,S; Soreness of the Bteast; arid Asthmatic Complaints. 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