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apraif► 1f f 1 C 7.r • f a te ~„,. • '~, ~. ;141Wir s e 111 ~.... ,r • , /:,- ilk f X"' -I.l' - ~.„. ~. ~..„,..,...,t _ 4 1 - r - 6: y. 1; of be; sq. of. E., i:*4#ls - 7. NUMBER 2852.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T O -MORROW EVENING, Nov. Ir, 1801, will be performed, ARTAERXES. . • Artaxerxes, Mr. IJIG NUM ; Artabaneti, Mr. KELLY ; Arbaces, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Rirn;:ries, Mr. COOKE. Maildzne, Mrs. BILLINGTON, Who will introduce—a Bravura Song, with an Obligato Ac. Ompanimcnt on .the Violin, by Mr. cow posed by BIANCHI. Set - I*a, Mrs. ISLAND. WITH HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. The Opera of The Duenna is in rehearsal, and will be per fiumed in a few days, With enti-ely new Scenes, Dresses, zuid DeCorations, and in which Mrs. Billington will appear in zlle CI - ll:rade: of Clara. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. ii, zBo will be perforwd, EVERY ,IVIAN IN HIS 1-TUMOITR. Kittiy, Mr. COOKE. • wit LOVE . A.L.A_MODE. Sir Archy Macsarcasm, Mr. COOKE. The N.:w Comedy of Folly as It Flies, will be repeated cm Thursday and Saturday - ; with The Review, or the Wags orWinfisor. On Friday, Mrs. Billington, will appear, for the first time, in the chariaer of Clara, in Tlle.Duenna, in which she will introduce a new Bravura Swig, With Two Strings to your Bow. The Tragedy of Richard the Third having been performed to an overflowing Theatre last night with unbounded ap- Platse, Mr. Cooke wilt repeat the same Charatter On Mon -44y next, and every following Monday till further notice. EIGHTEENTH NIGHT. SANS SO.UCI: 13 Y the Authority of the Right Hon. the Lox» CHAMBER LAIN. ON THURSDAY NEXT, Nov. 12, 180-k, will be presented, at SANS SOUCI, Leicester-place, Lcieester.square, an Entertainment, entirely. new and origi.. 441, called - - - A FRISK. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. PART 1. Stec. Sir Peter, Mag, and the opening of the Plot.—Song. True Delight.--Rec. Young Ti mon undeceived.—Song. I n vino veritas.—Rec. More Encroachers.--Song. The Cuc koo.._Rec. An Exception.-Sung. The Letter N.—Rec. The Galley Slaves.—Song. The Manes of the Brave.— tee. Mr. Paddle —Song. Literacy Transmigration.--Kee. t',atuething or other.—Song.- The New Year. PART 11. Rec. Sir Peter I mpatient.—Song. The Voyage of Life.— Rec. Thr Discovery.—Song.. Honour among Thieves.— Rec. The Lampoon.—Song. The Ladies.--Rec." Whittle. Song. Tray.—kec.- Tile Wooden' Legs.—oong. jack it the Opera.—Rec. Nuts.—Song. The Dinner. . PART Ili. Rec. Thoughts 011 Matrimony .—Song. The Originakapil the Pidure.—Rec. - Courage and its Shadow.—Song. Toe vi eis,ntudes of Glory.— ec. The Ambassador withoutCre ciontials..— Song. rather and I. —Rec. 11Iag talks I—S.,fing.. Tile Wife elect.--Rec. The Lovers.--Sung. Evcry_ lan his own' Pilot.--Rec. The Surprite.—Sonc. The Bless ings.of Peace. The whole, is written.and composed, and will be spoken, sung, and accompanied by Mr. bIISDIN. Admittance, 13oves pallery Doors to be open .at Seven, and the Pcri.armance to, begin at "Eight. Places for the Boxes may b: taken at Mr. llibilin's Ware. , i f it ', l c , Mica: may be had ail hisalitfinent Productions ; and Vroposals tbr printing by Subscription, his Three Years P r to almost the whole ot England, and a considerable Scotland ; a Series of Letters to intelligent and re ". Friends; and embellished with Forty Plates in • • z., from Pi6tures paintedby Mr. Dihdin, andTwen ' -.:ties, • designed, etched, and prepared for the apia t, by Miss llibtlin. The Piaures, and Specimens of the "nts, may be seen, fre..e of expehte, at Leicester-plaee. *..* The only Entrance to the Theatre will beat the'llPor nearest Le:cester-square. The above Entertainment, which continues to be received ~_with the' loudest ap'plause will he repeated every Monday, Thursday; and Saturday evenings, till further notice. • just publi ;bed, " Honoui artiong Thieves," " Tray," Lettc,'N," " '1 he Cuckoo," and, on Mondarnext, 1"- The.:latics of the Brave." WANTED, ARESPEC T ABLE PERSON tO undertake Ole en tire Management of one of the most extensive CO L e ES in IRELAND : 'hen-lust a44lan . ‘7lloltits been (11 K in tile Business, and of approved iptegrity, re tponsiSility will be attached to the Situation, 4nd a - liberal - Salary allowed. No one need4pply whose Character - will. 110 t. stand the test of the strictest inquiry. A Letter addressed - to the .- Countess of . Orttiond, Castle 'orner, Kilkenny, will be duly attended to. NOTIC-E±() . CREDITORS. WHEREAS BAKER BROUGHTON, late, of She Mallet, in the-C olSomerset, Gntle raan , 3 -, ( lecease pton d, bath by jii.; lust Will ounty and 'l4:stament devised ~'1 , 1 ` ,1 _bequeathed unto . Trustees, all his . rreeliola, LtSaSehohl, t;oPyliold Estates, antral! other -hiS 'terminal Estate, in fJust, to sell the saine for. thc, i: purpose ofpaying Offand dis ,flarging his Debts. 'rho TrOtees therctore give Noticelo "le several Creditors by. Mortgage, of the said Baker Brough ton, immediately, to transmit an Aecouot -of the Principal sirld Interest due -on their res Se u , , fties up 0 the 29th of.s . tntt.mber List, together with a deScription in writing of the Premises charged. with the payment thereof, to Mr. '-40oks, Attorney at Law in Sheptun Mallet aforesaid. And the several . other Creditors of 'the said Baker Broughton, are 4160 desired to transmit an Account of the nature of their t 2 laims to the said Mr. looks; _Nvithotit delay, in order that t he same ?nay be investigated by the Trustees. heoton.Mallet, 4th Nov. iSet. • LINCOLNSIII RE--%ALE OF --- - -- - . - - - --- - Carl } TO .13E 50LD..1.1•1 7 MJCTION,, - a rlY in'the itiontii or !al:wry next, if not previoUsly dis . . . Pr• post:4 of •• by Private Contratt?; -- - • . HE Detached ESTATES and, PROPERTIES' ti , ' of Sir GILBFAIT IiIATHCOTE, Ilart: . Situatejn li . . sev,:ral f trishes of Lcake,.Frznipton, K Iton, Sutterton 1 1 ,, t ittift, swinesitixid, Bicker, - Gos'berton, Surtleet; Pinch, V 7 ".‘ , ' • , rriwtton, Ruskington, Billinghly, .-mti Short Ferry 1. 4 '' , 1 .:, i ;le Parish of Fiskerton, in the County - of Lincoln. tlej t t i‘!liars of wilith are in, i irt!p:rat ion, and gill be ready for i r) in th e cou r se o f i,eXt month. ti t) „? the ine...11 tiinc, the Lands and Premises may be viewed I " , 11>plid:ation to the respcciive Tenants. .• - • , • ..41tpingltain, Oct. Sth, tlini. ' . . PRINTFIELP TO BE •SOLP, : Iti- .13Y PUBLIC ROUP, ih• ' .. , . ,- ,_ . .' : b t in the I ontnie I averu here, on Wedne'sday the 25'11 ~aY of November, h.:twixt the Hours , of Two and Thro..., Clock A twrnbou ; Entry .inwnetliately after the Sale i liE weil-kn,gvn and beautif6l '‘l PRINTT , IELD . . . • , ~., 0 1 KINCA I D, sitilased, in the Parish of Cawste, `;. ' oll ntv of S th-lin, nine •n - iiles (natant t . roin Glasgow. , -- , . .t rie,,i and Vann, consisting of 53 Adret, am held on a 99' :'` rs I .c.:le..irotil Kincaid-of- Kincaid, 'whereorS3 Years are `')t.pired at "Allrtinitias next: No expe l l e e bas : been sp a rtd r(, mler the GrT.inds and .Builrlings compiete, and Capable li 't")*- - , on tl ‘ l.e. Printing Trade to a v:ry. great extent. k:*,,; • 3 tce!: of . Itic.:sils is large, and in coraplete rapair ;- tote ,4" 4 0:1 in ( ~ Ie Lot, OI otherwise,. as Purchasers may incline. lit' l w klaci ot*l:ie (;: , olultls, and 41 - 1, Estintate Of the linikiings, i ill- I. .II- • lersm - , liert, front V.lll(irr:, or David Inglis ti t .,.. 1... „ 3 .. • (if , am: turtLei inlition muy be obtained." • .4 t (417 , October 15, ISQL; ' GENUINE WORK. RV: I NGTO COllllnUaiiOn of DODSLEY's ANNUAL REGISTER. Next Month-will .he published, 7ug ANNUAL REGISTER, or A VIEW ofl the HISTORY, POLITICS, and LITERATURE for the Year 1793 Printed for F. and C.. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard. N. B. The subservient Volumes are preparing for Publi cation. Of the above mentioned booksellers may be had, T. The Annual Register, sor tie Year r 791, price, in boards; Bs. 2, The Annual Register, forthe Year 179 n, in Two Parts, price, in boards, 14s. ThiOtoitisne comprehends Two Years of Foreign Affairs., and contains a faitlirtil and more ample Account, thah Yet been given of the gradual Undermining and 0 vathow of the French Monarchy, the . Principles and Foreign PoliticS of the Revolutionists, and the Origin of the War on the Con tinent, &c. &c. 3. A General Index to the Annual Register, from the Year 17s8 tom9z, both inclusive. Price, Kl boards, I.ls. or half bound, qs. N. B. The Second Volume, containing the Index from 1781 to ins may be had separate. *** Gentlemen are particularly request e d t o see , t h at t h e Nantes of F and C. Rivington are in the Title-rages of the .Volumes they purchase. This Day was published, Price 6s. boards, STATE of the FRENCH REPUBLIC at the End of the Year (1860). Translated from the French of Citizen Hauterive, Chef des Relations Exterieurs. By LEWIS GOLDSMITH. Published by Jordan, Ludgate hill. This Publication contains a Comparative View of the Poli tical and Financial Situation of France and England on the conclusion of Peace. It has been quoted in high terms of aporobation by the Marquis of Lansdowne, in the ilouse of Loras on the Goth of March last. • - . _ " We have given a co pi ous 'd e t a il o f t hi s Work, , not..only on account of the highsituatien of the Writer in the Republic, and the evident views he had in its composition, but because it is a Publication of great political sagacity, and is received with considerable approbation on the.Connnent.—To evety Statesman who considers the situation of this Country in rela tion to the rest of Europe (and unfortunately we have ton fo.v of this description among us) the perusal of this-Wor Most, indispensably in the prescia time s , b e deemed necessary: Review, Aug. aot. Also, this Day was published, price 6s. board The CRIMESof CABINETS, or,Aßeviewof the Plans and Aggressions of the Coalesced Powers of Europe to anni hilate the Liberties- of France, and to dismember her Terri tory. With illustrative Anecdotes Military and Political. By Lewis GoldsMith. Sold at his house, No. 5, ThaVies nn, Holborn. Amor , Ferri, Et scekrata insettia Belli ! IrLaqpr.. • C: - .7) The Author finds it necessary to infbcin file Public, - that, in consequence or the Booksellers' reilisal to selt this Work, he is:obliged to be his own Publisher. rims, a fey , 1 with NO. orders usivp ult of I am most haste) t un td r rne vhete- tter TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, iBOI. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the CITY of COVENTRY. CENTLEMIOI, T BEG of you to accept my most sincere expressions ofgratitude, for, the Liberal, Voluntary, and Disinterested assurances of support I have so generally received upon the event of an EleCtion ; and to prevent any misrepresentation of the Principles, on which I presume to offer myself as a Candidate, I here (in duty to you, and in justice to myself) State them. When, by your kindness, I wa.slast returned to Parlia ment, I professed my intention to serve you with Diligence, and Independence, and I hope a retroed of my Conduct will be found to bear testimony tq my fidelity. Considering the War to be the source of much evil,to the Country, and particularly to the manufatiurin‘r Interests, I uniformly opposed every measure brought Award in its support • but upon all other questions I have occasi o nally supported, or opposed, the measures of the Administration, as an my conscience I believed them to be beneficial, or otherwise; a similar line of conduEl' it is my intention to purstie ; and from the convilion on my mind, of the inte grity of the present Minister, I have - no reason to apprehend any measures will be proposed in his Administration, that an Honest Man may not cheerfully join in the - support of. In my attention to the local Interests of the City itif Coven try, I have been actuated by no other principle, than the Welfare ofrny Constituents. In a large and populous Manufacturing City, it it.impos sible, in the regulation of so important a concern, as the Provision and Employment of the Poor, to give equal satis - fadion to every one, and I find the measure I proposed, and accomplished, in the last Session of Parliament, fin- the Re lief and better Employment of the Poor of the City of Co, ventry, which afforded such general satisfaction to the Inha bitants at large, has (from being thisrepresented,) been mis conceived by some of you, to be an ad oppressive to the In terests and Happiness of the Poor; —could I have seen it in that light, I am sure I should have been the last man in the world to have supported it.' An experience of the.ellbit of its operation, will,. I am confident, go. away such 'a calumny, calculated for the worst of purposes, to make the Poor dis contented with their situation. • . Having hid, for many years, a great connpaion in Trade, with populous manufactories, I have no hesitation (from the observations I have made,) to state it as thy decided opinion, that, lie is the best Friend to the poor, who affords them Relief through the medium of Employment. . I have the honour to be; GENTLEMEN, Your obliged and faithful Servant, NATHANIEL JEFFER\S London, Nov. 6, Igor. In a few Days will be published., In Quarto, and in Octavo, to 'suit the different Edifidni of , Dr. Robertson's Works A N ACCOUNT of the LIFE an d WRITIN'G S 1 of WILLIAM ROBERTSON, D. D. F. R.'S. E. late Princilial of the University of Edinburgh, and Historio grapher to His Majesty for Scotland. By DUGAt..D STEWART, F. R. S. Edin. Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Edin burgh. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies,• Strand ; and E. 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RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK & Co. ;The only Office that cver sold Two Prizes of Thirty Thou sand Pounds in Shares), • • AVE Hon Sale, in great Variety of N u mb e r s , and at the lowest Prices, IRISH ai)d ENGLISH STATE - -LOTTERY -ncLETs and SHARES, At their Offices, the Corner of the Bank-Buildings, Cornhill the Gateut the King's Mews, Charing-Cross, London; and in the Market-place, Norwich. The Lotteries begin Draw. log—lrish, i6th November—English,. .3d March. Correspondents will have Tickets and Shares sent them by remitting Post-Office orders, or good Bills at short D a t es , to 'Richardson, Goodluck and Co. Stock-Brokers, London: DENNA DUPLEX, By His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, the newly invented Machine for Writing witlyT WO PENS, f4oducing, at the same instant, TWO ORIGINALS, according to the common mode of writing, is offered to the Commercial, Political,. Legal, and Literary World, as well as to all persons desirous of preserving au thentic records of their correspondence, statements, compo sitions, &c. &c. This Invention, which is reduced to a pradice both easy and free from every defel, has been sanctioned by the patronage of some of the most distinguished Characters in the kingdom i and of several Foreign Ambassadors. Many persons whohad been obliged to have recourse to the Copying, or rather press ing Machine, have experienced the most complete satis faction in the use of the DOUBLE WRITER.. The trou ble and inconvenience attending the former, are totally super-. Seded by the latter, which is so justly formed, that there can. be no mistake in its use, aryl instructed with such mechani cal exactness and solidity, as to exclude the necessity of all repair. By this Machine, on the merits of which alone the Patentee rests hi 4 pretensions tb general encouragement, the Merchant and Trader, those concerned in the various de partments of the public service, Gentlemen of almost every description in the Law, and a ll persons engaged in an exten sive and important correspondence, will -he enabled not only so save great trouble and expenee, but also to avoid the pos sibility of incwreetness, to which thobest copyists are too freqUently liable. _ Ihe Double Writer will be found peculiarly useful in Copying Drawings ; and to Gentlemen who travel, it m u s t be more valuable in point of accttracy and secrecy than the most able and confidential Ammumsis. The execution of the :,qacliine is so exaetly minute, .as - to render it imposSible to discover the slightest difference in a hair stroke, or in the Marks , of pbncluation. The space occupied by the Machine is very tritieng, as - it is contained in a small-sized portable writing desk._ . „ Manufatured and sold only by J. H. Farthing, No. 43, Cornhill, London, Pocket Book Maker, and Portable Wra ing Desk Manufacturer, Wholesale and for Exportation, HALLANI's ANTIBILIOUS - IAXATIVE PILL'S, Or intineciiateSpecifie for Persons of Bilious orCostiveliabits. AMONGST the Higher - Circles; particularly, there is, perhaps,‘ nb greater obstacle to thivenjoement of Health, than the frequent accumulation of AC RI D on the Stormedh, which manifests its distressingly irritable eff4zts differently in different habits, though generally by producing sickness at stomach, disinclination for fond, imper.• fed digestion, natuleney,, distention of, and griping pains of the bowels, bilious or sick head-achs, and frequent weariness and oppression, symptoms severely experienced by persons of bilmis or costive habits and.those of sedentary to •such'is now offered, AN IMMEDIATE AND CERTAIN .REMEDY, perfectly sate in its operation, and free from any antimonial, mercurial, or other pernicious ingredient; a .single dose is' generally sufficient—cne Pill taken at 'going to bed, as occasion may require, wilt generally he found by morning to free the patient lrom every unpleasant symptom, as, be gently relaxing the boweiS, and corrcetiz the redundant bile, it effectually removes the cause of irrita— tion.---Its perfed safety, and almost invariable success, added to its agreeable-form and operation, has deservingly obtained it the patronage and confidence of many of the first Personages in this kingdom, whoassert that they will never in future - be without a -- supply. .Through the United. Kingdoms, on the Continent, at St. Helena, and the British Settlements in the East, it has been found admirably serviceable, as a preventative 0, - ,those severe Liver Complaints which generally arise from obstruelion in the biliary Passages, and which so frequently (in hot climates, prove fital. • • Sold wholesale by 13. Shaw, No. 74, 1 - iormigh, London ; and la- his appointment, by Baxter and Co. Edi fi bu rg h a9d Glass; •v ; Shaw and Co. ; 8011, No. 79, Dattie-streeteDublirf; at Jones and Co.'s Store, Kingston, Jamaica; '.aril •at alt reputable .Medieine Warehouses in fowdand Country, in Boxes of ai. gr and los. 6d. each, duty included. Each Box of the ic;,uine Medicine, has tlie „signature of E. Hallam, in his hand-writing, Quits label. aims and rn by con- geon, le in r the e de NE ; froril . laiiife 1 WO. !ss ns of r the StatO sue.l) ; 'but onsc" of oval ,rito gour, :eta great roper Lioc\- Corr,r l ENT E. tinle, [ vtla S s~ri~ *0; aett4 ;co oss ridge' .1.41.11 ff