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' 14 t 1 105: 2 C white;` :ics .. , IA of) nc iS:Zr , tine on. .11 guarl It, awl I theif mall ca»o' anea. art iemid Curci a Dis.• cianco ct oil irenoo Wart!' Fact* ;vnip rierent ;Ds of mot [ls 211' itJli uicie to ec trm of tli° Is 1 , - ha.% )a.ii)te t. ar. as a`i ;oils v. )C oc', 3s. P'' g• r• ° nail; Lrty-' o i care of rood O s ' wile,' agc 35 o r 'TeX r. C, 1 3 3 " 1; •der — ..h 9 4 ,; v herpa: sP" 3p wit . l l , oile r ' I Se " 9,0., tilers 3 NUMBER 2353.] TIIEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T O-MORMAT EVENING, Nov. 12, 'lBox, wil! be perlbrrned, DOUGLAS. WITH HARLEQUIN AMULET ; - Or, THE MAGIC -OF MONA. On Friday, the Comedy of The Will, with Lodoiska. And on Saturday, the Tragedy of Jane Shore, with Harle- The Opera of The Duenna is in rehearsal, and will be performed'tn a few days, with entirely new Scenes; Dresses, and . Decorations, and in which Mrs. Etillingtpu, will appear in the Charaaer of Clara. • THEATRE-ROYAL, COYLNT-GAR.D.EN, TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. tz, t Sol, will be performed, FOLLY AS IT FLIES. With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Principal Charaders by . Mr. LEW'S, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. H. TOHNSTON, . Mr. MURRAY, Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. WADDY, Mr. S.I,W MONS Mrs. GIBS, Mts. POWELL, Miss MUlk-RBY. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BETTE RI ON. The Epilogue by Mr. MUNDEN. WITH THE REVIt\V ; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. On Friday Mrs. Billington will appear (for the first time) in. the Part or Clara, in -the Comic Opera of The Duenna, in which .she ,will introduce a new Bravura Song, with Two Strings to . ybur Bow. On Satnrday,the New comedy, with The Review. Mrs. Killington will repeat the Characier of Clara on Tuesday next. The Tragedy of Rictard the Third hating , been performed to an n%criaowing Theatre on Mon4y night with unbounded aPplause, xt Mr. Coolie will i repeat the same Characier Ilunday ne, and every followng Monday till Partner notice. The popular Ballet of Obi will. (by - permission of the Pro rietors of the Theatre-Royal, Hay-Tnatket) be pertbime Alunday next. - EIGHTEENTH /NIGHT. SANS SOUP. ty the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD CHAMBER- LAIN. TOMORROW, THURSDAY, Nov. iz, 3801, will be presented, at SANS SOUCI e Leicester'" lace, Leicester-square, an E - ntertaintnent, entirely new and origi nal, called A FRISK. . • Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. PART I. '• • ttec. Sir Peter, Mag, and the opening of the Plot.--a Song. True Delit ht.—Rec. Young 'Pinion undeceived.—Song. 1n Zino veri taS Rec. More Encroachers..--Song. The Clic- Ree". An Exeeprion.—Song. The Letter N.—Rec. Galley Slaves. —Song. The Manes• of the Brave. nee. , Mr. Paddle —Song. Literary Traustnigration.—Rec. Something or.other.—Song. The New Year. PART 11. Stec. Sir Peter Impatient.--Song. The Voyage of Life.- - Rec.- The.Dis;:ovpry.—S , Ang..Flonour among Thipvcs.— Rec.' The Lail-ipoun. —Song_ The Ladies.-Rec , Song: Tray: —ace. Tlie Woodall Legs.— am ong. ja‘k at the Opera.--Sec:: Nuts.—Song. The Dinner. PART I 1 . Thoughts ori Matrimony .—Song. The 0 ciginaLanil the , courage anal its-Shadow.-..Soug. 'rhe Vl. • ~:odes of Clory,---Reih The Ambassador without Cre. , a 1 5 . 501,,. rather, anti 1. 7—Rec. Mag talks I—Song. IVA ;:lett.—kec. The Lovers.--- , SOng. Every, Man • • -The Surprig.e.4.--Song. The Bless •- Peace. • ‘',.11,;14.- is written and composed, land will be spoken, sung,•;and accompanied by • Mr. DIBDIN. Admittance, Boxes ss. 'Fit 3s. Gallery zs. ° Drs . lo be open at Seven, and the recto:Mance to begin at 4 . . Eight. Pi xTs for the Boxes may .betaken at, Mr. Dibdin's s Ware. ouse,s-l v l icr e m a y b e had all . his - ditlerent Produe..-ti , ms ; and also, Proposals for printing by Subscription, Three Years Tour to .Imost . the whole- on England, _and a considerable rare ot• Scotland ; a Series of I.,etiers.tc. intelligent and re. 3 reetable Friends - and embellished win Forty Plates in a qu': tuna, from !Adams painted by Mr. Udatlin, and Tweli !y Vignettes, designed, etened, and pa:patett for the aqua ,tinta, by 'Miss •Dibdin.i6tures, ant! SpecimensOf the rtints, may be seen, free ofexpence, Leicester.plaLe. *.„.* T•he, s oaly Entrance to tho Theatre -will.beat vhe.Door tearestleicesier-iAluai - e- The:above Entertaii , . - nent, which continues to be - received 'witii..-the.louast, applause will be repeated every plonclay, Thursday S4turday ivenings, till further notice., just pub:islietl, - " . } - 1 - oh6ur arnolig Thieves," 0 . Tray," rhe Letter N," " The CuAkoo," and, on Monday next, The Manes of,the Erav,e." NfxricE TO cRETAToits. WHEREA k BAKER _BROUGHTON, late of Shepton Ma 11.3, in the County of Somerset, .Gentlc..- flan, ttecease.d, hath by Ms last Will and Testament des isea 4 a(t bequeathatunto 'Trustees, , all his Freehold, Leasehold, • 1 „• Copyhoid Estates, and all other his Personal. Estate, in efiZ.4-t., to sell the 4 sanie.fur the purpose of pitying olland Minors The Trustees therefore give Notice tb ton Credirors by Mortgage, of 'the said Baker 13rougit a, .i"nlirledi4te,ly to transmit an Account of the Principal I nterest due on their respeCtive Securities, up t' the '2oth 7, 1 S eptember:last ; together with a!deseription th•viriting.of tc Prerni:;es ,charked with the pament thereof, to -Al' ooks, A:rurriey at. Law in Shelton Mallet aforesaid. And the several other Creditor; of the said Baker Broughton, are al s o desired to transmit an Account of _the nature of their Claims to the said Mr. looks, i.vithout delay, in order that the sante may be investigates 21 by the Trustees. • Shepton Mallet, 4th Nvv. WANTED, A RESPECTABLE PERSON to undertake the en . tire Management of one of the most extensive COL ERIES in I R ELAN D 4 i!C awst be-a Man who has been long in the Business, and of approved integrity, as much re "4PonSibility will be attached-'o the Situation, and a liberal - alary allowed. NO one ;aced apply. whose Ghat...der will .not stand the test of Vie strictest inquiry. 4 Lett6r "addressed to the Countess of Ormond, Castle uer Kilkenny, 'will be duly attended to. ' A . . \\/ mow- LADY, Middle-aged, would be happy to obtain a Situation with an Elderly Centle , to superintend his Domestic Concerns, and'to be treat as a Friend and .Companion. , Wages not so much the•ob "ict as a comfortable Home, having a small Indepenclekce..- Nbleferenee. will -be given to the Country. - The Adtrettiser omake it her study to rendevherself useful and ton. 'Ac should she be so fertunate as to procure a Situation. , Reten:hce can be given as to Chan:der, &c. tiietters; post-paid, - addressed to Mrs. Busel, • N 0..: ac, ; 'tie Alie-street Whitechapel, Will be immediately an kiE CHEF ALTER ''vered; -• • • " IN . RUSPINI has tote-honour • 1: 11 - caution, ' the _Nobility and Gentry, now arrived in N v i,,n, against - the. numerous Earths, Pastes, and Powders,' . ICh are daily tinplinceci for the purpose, as it is said; of ~ l ecling the "teeth and -Gums. 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Pursuant to an Order of the Higti.Court of Chancery, made - in a Cause OWENS against OULK'S, with the appro bation of lohn Ord, Esq. erre of the- MaSters of the said Court, in several Lots ; TARIOUS • FREEHOLD - FARMS, LANDS, V and lIRE MISES, situate in or near the. Parish of St. Asaph, in the County of Flint, krmerly part of. the Estate of the Rev. David Foulkes, late of Gwernygron, in the said County, Clerk, deceased, The time and ()Face or Sale ‘viil be shortly advertised, and ptinted particulars may be then awl . (gratis) at the said Mas ter's ()are, in Sotithantpron-bluidings Chancery-lane, London; of Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Solicitor., in South ampton-buildings- Messrs-, Massey -and Humbtrston, and Mr. Richar.ts, Solicitors, at .Chester; of Mr. George Orred, Solicitor, Liverpool ; and at the White Lion Inn, at St, Asaph; . at which two last mentioned places - a Plan of the Premises hitt:tided to be koldmay he-then stvn • FRIMLFY : INCLOSURES. . SY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS: TO LE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday the •30th November, /got, at the White Hart . lnn, Frimley, in the County of Surrey, - By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. rco ALLOTMENTS of- LAND, both ad oining the Great Western Road, leading from Bagshot to Hertford Bridge, containing together 559 A. 2 It . 7 P. or thereabouts.. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr, Small piece Stoke, near Guildford, Surveyor ; at Mr. Mumford's, street, Hatton-Garden, Surveyor; Mess. Hansnn and Birch, Solicitors, Chancery-lane ; at the King's Anus, Bagshot ; the Bush,' at Farnham; at Mr. Guest, the White Hart, Frimley, who will show the Premises; and at. Messrs. Hod skinson and Co. Arundcl•str.:et, London, where a•Sketch of the Allotments may be seen. • AN ESTATE and HUNTING BOX in PERTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Under the Authority of the Lords of Session in Scotland, on Wednesday .tie ►6th Day of Dec. 1801, in Three Lots, THE LANDS of, bONAVOURD and BAL.. LINTUIME, and• Others ' situated in the Parishes of Logie Rait and . ll , lOuline, Distrittof Athole, and County of Perth: These Lands are situated mid Wa y. between Dunkeld and Blair, a Country which, in' point of cultivation, rich, beautiful and romantic Scenery, is equalled by few, and sur passed by none, in Great Britain. - The clear yearly Rerytal of the whole three Lots is 081. its. Sd. or thereabouts:— There are several thriving Oak and other Woods on the Estate. On the principal Lot, the present Rental of which is 921. tzs. or thereabouts, is erected a small, but truly neat and elegant Modern Mansion-house, With suitable Offices and Out=houses. The House eoriunands most enchantinK and varied views of the Vale of - Athole, and the Course of the RivetTummel, till it fallsinto the River Tay. To this Lot is annexed a considerable quantity of Coininon Hill Pasture, and inexhaustible Moss 'for Fuel. The adjoining Hills are filled with Grouse ; the Lands abound with Game of all kinds, and the neighbouring Rivers and Lakes teem with Salmon and other Fish. 'On this Lot there are also Quar ries of Linta.and other • Stones' so well adapted for Improve.. merits. The greatest part of the Lands are at present lett to Tenants at Will. Therets - a convenient and excellent Farm House on the Estate, having been lately built. In shoji, this is a most truly desirable Property for any Person , wish-, jug - to enjoy the delights of a' Reral Life. Immediate pos session may. be. had. . • _ Further Particulars rhaY be known by application to Mess. Nl'Dowal and Hunter, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and Mr. George Andi-ew, Writer in Edinburgh ;. and the Pre mites may be viewed by applying to Edirelnd Fergusson, of Baledwund, Esq. who resides near the Estate. EXTRACT FIeONI THE LONDON GAZETTE. IT has been the study of the Pro'prietors'of•the well-known ANTI SCORBUTI C OROPS, first corn posed and prepared by the late - FRANCIS SPI LSBURY, at his Dispensary ; No. t„ Soho-square, London, and continued only, and solely, there t be . prepared genuine, to guard the . Public against the Impositions, which are daily pradised against Medicines possessing the first respedability ; and as the virtues of the Antiscurontie - Drops have been found not wily an antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful' re source in cutaneous etuptiOns, scraphula, gout, rheumatism, and the attendant diseases Odle nerves, as the list of cures accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc; tions, tviil testify, as well as the Treatise. on Diet, Gout, Sze. written by.the late Proprietor (which maj' be also had at the Dispensary), single them out tls fit objes to try, un. der their sanaton, such rurious imitations. For this rea son,,the Proprietors, by the favour of His 'Majesty's Corn. missioners of the Stamp-Office, haVe affixed a stamp on each bottl4, printed in black jrik, with the words " Spilsbury and Co. No. is, Soho-square," expressed upon it, which, if the Purchaser attends to, togethe.., with the words " by the King's Patent," on the battle, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of the King's Arms on the larger, lie may be as sured .he has obtained the Genuine. Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary, Soho-square, London, in bottles of ss. and as. • each, duty iucluded. WE DNE S DAY, NOVEMBER 11, rBol. LOTTERIES. Q POPE tespeEtfuily informs the Public, that 0. ENGLISH ancLIRISII LOTTERY TICKETS, arid SHARES are on Sale in extensive variety.of Numbers, at his " Fortunate Office," No. rz, Corner of the Royal Exchange, facing . tiv Bank of England. The Irish Lottery'cOminences Drimulg.9n Monday next. IMPORTANT 'OBSERVATION. . The locality of luck or fortune, however sneered at •by same; and treated by others as an idea chimerical and absurd, is a persuasion, nevertheless - firmly entertained by many persons, ,who In the general concerns of life arc...deemed prUdent and'wise. Cania stronger instance be given - of this persuasion, than the frequent contests at card's for an evident lucky side of the'table(cominonly called the winning seats), or even a fortunate chair ? Without pretending to investigate the arcana olch4nce, or rather the nature of those- powers which are - suppoed to 'govern it; sufficient 'it is to notice the fad, and which indisputably is, that for whole evenings a ruu ©f good luck shalt be almost exclusively confined to-par tieular spots or situation, at a card or - any other gantirig table. The,same propitious. or locul run of fortune has excited publit: notice id an extensive degree at this Office ; where for the last four Lotteries the great majority. of their Capital Prizes were said, and where in truth good fortune may be said to have been - almost stationary. What is obvious 4,4 then the argumentof Adventurers?--" if we have been unsuccessful at other 4 4 Offices, what can be our losS by purchaiing Tickets or. " Shares at an Office•sbremarkably fortunate ? But if there " be a governing influence, as to the locality Of luck, and 44 which, .from its-frequents experience, sterns to be unques " tiouable, what infatuation should•incluce,us not to give " a pn.terence to an Office, which, for a succession of Lot " - teries, has been. the known . favourite of Fortune ? for " -although the Goddess be - blind herielf, there can be no . " reason why we should shut our tyes to the glaring evidence " of fads, established beyond the power of controversy." CAPITAL PRI7,ES. THE Ticket, No. 6,345, in the last English Lottery.a Prize of 30,000 k.. and the Ticket. No. 3,996, in the last Irish Lottery, a Prize of 50001. were solo in Shares, and the Money paid - on demand, at the Old Esta blished Office ot. essrs. CAR ROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxford -street,' near Rathbone-place, London ; Where Tickets,and Stamped Shares for the ensuing, Irish and English Lotteries arc selling in great variety, at the following Prices : Irish Ticket, - gl. Half - 4 7 o Eighth - - z 2. Quarter 2. 4 o Sixteenth o tr. 6 English Ticket, - - 161. ss. Half - 8 7 o Eighth - 2 3 0 Quarter . - 4 5 o Sixteenth -. t t 6 (0 - The Irish Lottery begins drawing on Monday next. JEW LONDON. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, • No. 46, Ludgate-Bill. 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