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- , - 7 , -, NUMBER• 4403. THEATRE: ROYAL, DR UR Y. LA N El TO -MORROW EVENING, Oa. 25, 180 C), v‘ii,l he perf o r me d. • THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS. Lord Belinour, Mr. ELLIS fON ;' • Sir Felix. Mordant, Mr. WF2OIIGHTON ; Sir Edward Epworth, Mr. 13ARKYMORE ; Mr. Hardy, Mr. DO WTON'; Mathew Daw, Mr: mATH Evils ; • Mrs. F4lll.iltou, Mrs. H. SI DDONS,• (Bein . ,,, her fiist appearance in that Charaeler.) . I.oy Courtlatid; Miss POPE ; Miss Emily, Miss 130 Y CE ; And Lucy, Miss MELLON. • WITH THE DEVIL TO. PAY. job%on, Mr. I)(APTON ; , Arid Nell, - Miss DUNCAN: Boxes 6s. Second Price - 3s.—,Pit 3s. ,6d. Second Price as. - , ;;-allery•zs. Second' Price vs.—Upper Gallery is. 'Se cond Price 6d.—No Money to be returned; Placts for the Bofies to be taken at the Box-office, in Little 'Busse I -bt reet. . . The Du:rs to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at 'Val f-paSt .' s , IX. . . . _ . . George Barnwell; with The Forty Thieves. • On Titt:4(.4,1)., The School for Scandal ; with No Song No Supper. On Wednesday, Much Ado About Nothing ; with The Ana on l'huridayoht Trgedy of Pizarro. A New M e i o D ra m a is i n preparation, and will be pro'.. duced in the course of a.lew days. • . - • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. N MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 27, 1 . 806, . pert.rmecl. KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. . flew y , K,rigut E;:glaiitt. Mr.-POPE ; • ' Wolsey,.Mr +ti. M BLE, ; k.rnrnwell, Mr. C. i( E ; • 'Katharine, Quee.n of England, iVrs, SI DI/ONS.i Anne Bullet:, Miss BR UN TON. WITH WE FLY BY NIGHT. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s.— Callery 2s. Second I'r4:e IS. -Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. • . Places fur the Boxes to be takeu'itt the Box- ofrice, in Hart street. The Deors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at 'Half-past Six. _ _ From Monday next, this Theatre will be opened every Evening tilitne end of the season. - On Tuesday . , the Comic Opera of Love in a Village ; lto seal', for the ist time, by the Young Lady who perfornii Polly, in Theßeggats' Opera ; Hdtivthorn, Mr. Bellamy. On Wednesday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. On Thursday, Love in a Village .- On Friday, The,School.or lteforin• _ On Saturday, King Henry the eighth ; being the last night it can be iscied for some time, bn account of [lib, preparations for -Coriolanns. AT DUMFRIES, THE SEVENTH DAY OF ()CIO.' BER. EIGFITLEN HUNDRED AND SIX YEARS. TN .the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING :of the FR EEHOLDERS,' JUS:I'ICES of the PEACE',. and COMMISSION E RS o f S tIPP LY, f or t h e COUNTY of DU .I FRIES, held: within the New Court.licuss.. there, after the. Michaelmas .Head Court of. Freeholders, for tile said County... - . • • , C-iptaiii WM. JOHNSTONE I- 1 ( 113 t •.." " - jt e ,• o l ut ir, n ., were moved by nie Praises', secoinie,lby, iNitairray,L'sq. of,Murraythwaitc, and agreed to by the Meetinr : tst, thb•Thanks . of...qiie County be given to Iht lit , 'lors of 'Great Britain, and more especially to the Cot ps ql Volpateers,.Aitillery, Yeoinaary,• and Infantry ' of the Comity of D'innfrie,...tio the great zerll, they have hitherto manifested in tne calls?! which first induced them to oiler their services, and tot- their. unremitting attention to acquire lit - oh..gelicy in tw,itary zkily, :I:hat it is tile. opinion DI the Meeting, that, every-en-' COurit; - :*nient bight% ta• be. held nut to the Volunteer system, as the best' and most. constitutionalrfleiri by which this county can he ifAinledi..so, oveintwrit to send the RegularkAsrmy,to act against' the inveterate Enemy. • 3dly, fliat'the'patriofic•eitertions of tha.Volunteers _have, in a ereauneag”,re, , loded to :mice the prospeel of Invasion aJnatter .of little apprehension'; and that' the' Meeting -are pe6uaded the e Vni unte_er,s continue, with .undinii lashed ardour, to per6evee - in the :acquirement of mil knowledge, notwithstanding • the late reduettonip,their at . least, to 'be, adequate to the ex. pence necessarily incureed by 'individuals. • . 4thly, That, impresse4 with these sentiments, .the Meet ing cousiderit their imperious duty to their Country, to the Volunteers, and to themselves, to express their sense of the. itn portanee of .continuing togive -every sunport to a system froto.which such incalculable-advantages liaVe - been derived. • . sthty, ThaFt:ii6se- Resolutions he .stgited oV the ilt.ms43, and that the Member .for the County he requested Vo tranS,- init,thern th,l-Tig-Atijesty's Secretary of State tor the Home - ,Department. And , ;1'n -at the. foregoing Resolutions be published in the ondon Edinburgh, an Dumfries Newspapers. -• ,(Signed) WM. I OHNSTON E HOPE, Praises. r.PHE several BILL-HOLDERS and (Aber DI FORS of Alt: WI A COX, Vayrnlster , ,uf the . New'Sointi Wales Corps, are requested to meet at Bat- son't7Cotieeihouse,' in COrnhill; London', on IVedneSday the 29th day of Ottober inst. at Orke &Clock precisely, when' some Vroposals Will be laid beforithem-respectilig-theLiqtii 4atiou of their Claims. . . NO FIXED CAPITALS. UNCOMMON RICH WHEEL Contains . _ . 1. - Prizes of - zo,coo to,ooo . 5,000 'l,ooo . co s &c. &e. &c. Only t6,.00 Tickets to draw. _NEXT DAY's DRAWING will be TUESDAY November 4th, till winch Day Tickets and Shares 4re on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Offices. , s , Ticket -- 19 17 o. - Id: 3 or Eighth - 2 II - 6 Qualm! 5 z o Sixteenth • - 6 o It is petessiry, for those who /111eAti to be in Fortune's way, and get rich by - ventuiirit a sitialt Sam', to in_ Pur chases before the next Day of ,llrawing, or they maybe dis appiiinred, as there are very few Tickets left au hand. *** No other Lottery can be drawn this Year. rTHE ONLY* -CAPITAL divided into SHARES in the, present Lotiery,, No. 7157, Fir:A-drawn, Ticket, Prizept'l 0,0301. was sold in. one Quarter, two Eighth; and eight Sixteenth Shares; by SWIFT and Co. STATE 01. THE WHEEL. . Prizes of £20,000 • ▪ 10,000 - 5,000 ▪ 1,000 500 kc. &c, &c. SWIFT and Co. at their Old-Office, No. it, POultry, Antra iz, Chating-ctoss, have on Sale the Tickets and Shares, 'warranted undr4wn. —The next Day of Drawitig is Tue4ay 4111lioveinber. . . 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OFFICERS of His. 21.121= ..... . yES:I - 1"s ORDNANCE Lici herey g ive ,Votice, Tidat Proposals will be received at th;:ir 0 2 ,4iPe, in St. 11%lt , : g atet strekt ; Westniinster, and at the Orelna Te . Office, a% Chatham:, by their Officers there,'.bn or belore the tst of . Decemt:zr next, ft ont snob Perron - as - m.y 6e rtz. , lllin g ' to 4'7ra/et-take the' Fel 4 mance of the PLUMBER'S WORK f,t- tbe Aervice of this Department • at Ciuthant. FitYr - her - Particulars, together tuith`the Termi ard Conditions' =of the C ; ccit;nel, may be knbri.un;p6n application at ;he Sec, Office, in St. Illarkatet-street 'aforesaid, any b. 9. 6.17v,en the curs of Ten and Four c'acck, and alto at the Urdiance Office at Chatbam. . The Proposals are to he sealed, and marked on the zutside," Pro. pow& for ittforming - the F/ titers' W.:7-k at Chatham" But no Prop , sal can be admitted aper the said tst Day ofay-enther next, aI rtvelve.o'clock at noon on that dv., neit6er ',-1 , ?11 any Te;der be noticed, unless.tbe Par fy-makiiig- it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend, ID, Order of the Board, R. U. CREW. ThiS 1.);,y was published, In Two Volumes szlno., ►arice gs.- hoards, - CHARLES ELLIS ; or the Friends: a Novel; comprising the.lileidents and Observations occurring - on a Voyage to the Brazils and %Vest Indies, actually pzrtorm ed by the Writer, Re)I3ERT SENO : Author of •' Walks and Sketches at the Cape ot; Good. Hope." London Priutdd for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge. street. • Ft)UI.TH E DV - I'lON. lt 1 11;ty wits publfshed; In Foolscap Bvca, a iibcliislied with an Engraving, by Pyne, Price Eight Shillin,;setra THE MISERIES of I - 11LNIAN - LIFE; or, The Groans or Timothy Testy 411,i Sainii,l Sensitive, with a few Supplementary Sighs frUin, &Its. Testy ; in Twelve Dialogues. Hei mihi I Virg: ZEn, IT. 271_ . Neu, Eren ! Carol. Poem. lxxx. - • Me miserable ! Milt. I'ar. Lust, 11. IV. 73. Oh !oh ! oh ! Shak. Mach.!tii, Act V. S. I. O ! 0 ! 0 . Ditto, Othel. Ad V. Sc. 1. Printed tur Williarn Miller, Albemarle -street. Also lately published, 'printed unitbriniy with the above, the 3d Editi , ,,n, price 6s. Au Essay on - the Art of Ingeniously Tormenting ; with payer - Rules for the exercise of th4t amUsingStn,,v. This Edition is embellished with an En. graving by Giilray, represent:mg a Cat tormenting a Moose. FREEHOLD -FARM, IMCK-S, W►thin .the Hundred of Ay;esbury. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIoN, • . By Mi . . BERRY, -At the King's Head Ann; Aylesbury, on Monday ,the 27th inst. at Two o'Clock, _ . Lot 1. 46, FREELIc)LII FARAT, uith suitable BU I L I N situate at Prest.tv,, v , in the Pari;:n at GieJt containing 243 leadc.‘v, of Wenduver, contain:ill); 14A. iK. 4P. occuptett by Mr. W. Pratt. . . Lot - 3. A . Freehold Messitage, in Mon:netnews, Orchards, &c. situate at Weston Ttirvilie, containing 3R. 35P. occ,tpied by the Oii.ter-teliants or Mr. Mohley.. Lot . 4. An Allotment . of Freeitolti Meadow Land. nearly adjoinmg Lot 3, contan ung tA. 3.41'. occupied by Mr. Tilos. Mobley. • Lot 5. A Freehold Grass Vann, called Dunshatn, in the Parish of.Aylcsbury, containing- 63A. 3R. 51'. occupied by Mr. lohn Skelton. Lot 6. 'A Freehold Allotment of A rablt: Land, :the P • the Parish of..l3ierton, cunfaitting R. IP. occupied by .Mr.. join& Skelton,: Lot?. A Leasehold Inclosureof Arable Land, called' Crown Lays, in the Parish of A y lesbury, containing 134,0. 13P. occupied by NI r. Ed, Terry. Lor S. A Close.of Pasture Land, adjoininn..thei 'rov,-rl 'Of Aylesbury, called White Bill Close (‘Nitli a llouse,therconj containing - 4A. 30'. occupied by ,Alr. John .layiey': Lot .9. 12.w0 reehold 119 - uses, in Aylesbury, occupied by Mr. Th. Hatter) ' Attorney at Law, and Ails. Jenkin s . Lot .IQ. That Capital Mansion [louse, Oiries, 4:.c. in Aylesbury, late the • Residence Joseph 13urnhain, ,E(.l. de. ceasc.d. . Lit t r. A Freehold Inclosure or partly . i\leislow and partly 'Arabic Land, called MM. Mead, in thir Parish ot Aylesbury ; containing 35A. IR. 6P. occupied by Mr. I. Skelton. Lot tz. i'vvo Freehold of partly- Meadow and partly Arabic Land, in the Parish of Aylesbury,.containing' sP. occupied . by Nis . . Brooks. Lot s 3. Three Freehold inclosurcs of Grass Land, with a ;Cottage and Out-buildings, satiate in the !haslet of Walton,' near Aylesbury, containing 'ioA • SP. occupied by W. Eagles. Lots 9, to, tf, 12, and 13, vviil be sold subjett• to'tiii.; Life Estate therein of a Lady aged 78 years in D ece Mb er next.. - 'I ly be viewed by leave of, and on,applic.ation to, the're spi.!:-.:!ve Tenants; ' Particulars may be had at the Chequers Prestwond CoM mon ; sine liart, Great Missend,:n ; Lion , Wycombe ; .Lion, Wendover ; the Place of Sale ; and of M..:ss. lame 3 and Rose, Solicitors, Aylesbury ; Mess. Rose and .' , tannings,, Grad's-Inn, London ; Mr. Burnham, Solicitor Winalow ; and . of Mr; • Berry, General Agent, Walton Terrace, Ayles bury, where Plans of the Farms-may be seen. TO BE SOLI) BY PUBLIC AUCTION,, R. RICHMOND, Audioneer, At the House of WM. Loftus, the Turk's Head, Newcas tle-upon-Tyne, on Tuesday next, the.2.Sth inst, between the 11.)urs of Eleven and Twelve in the Forenoon, by or_ der of use Assignees of Aubotie Surtees, John Surtees', Rowland Burdon, john Bundling, and John Embleton, Eankrupts ; . A LL Mr. BURDON's INTEREST, by virtue of the Settlement Made Upon' his Marriage, in all that Capital Mansion-house., ',COaclizbouse, Stables, Gar dens and Pleasure-Grounds, and. several Fields, Closes or Parcels of Ground, at Castle Eden, in the Peril - of Castie County of Durham, 'Containing, in the whole, 171 Acres, or theteaoouts, now in. his.occu period. Also , in all those several Messuages,. Tenements.. Farninold Lands, and Gounds„comprising further part of the I'arish of Castle Eden, now. in the several occupations of Win. Lane, Wm, Harang, John Spark, T, .Watson, Robert K rpling, •George Thompson,' ohn Adamson, John Thompson, 'John Oyston, John Gilniote, Gearge Ord, 'Peter GolightlY, Matthew Lindlay, and Webster, Wilson, and. Co. containing-together 1580 AcreS, or thereablut, at the yearly Rent of . 13251. 12s. 'flinty Acres of the above PreMises, or thereabout i ire tinder Lease to Webster, Wilson, and Co. for 2r years,• the zzd of November 1799, et the yearly Rent of . The Landlord during the term to keep the Roofs, Main Walls and Main Timbers of that part oldie Premises risen as a Manufadory, with the'HouseS and Buildings thereto, belong ing, id repair, and expending in additional Works during the above Lease icroOl. of whien only z- 01. has• been laid out. The Tenants have liberty to determine the Lease upon giving six . Months Notice. , . . _ . Also in several Cottages or Dwelling Houses, comprising the rest of the Parish ol_ . Castle Eden. The Wood will be sold with the Laud. .. . ~. The above .Estate payt an annual Stipend to the Curate of Castle Eden of 42.1. 45. andis stihjed.to Corn Tythe. The respective Tenants will, chew the Estate • and fur ther Particulars inay - be had by application to Mr. T. Craw. hall, at CI.: ..I' xchange‘ Bank, or to Mr. ioseph Bainbridge. Solicitor, both at Newcastle-tipon-Tyne ; or to Mr. Wrn. Atkinson, Solicitor; Chancery-lane, London. P .. • • AZ.,,..\\ oV., . ts:, • ..'",l7l..''lkC • Ili;11 "~