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es?A7 11 1 :~' • UMBER •4205 THEATRE ROYAL, DRUnY-LANE.. For the.BENEFIT of MASTER BETTY, And positively the Last Night of his Appearance this Season . MASTER BETTY respeetfolty informs the' PO , lie, that •hiS BENEFIT is fixed tor TO-MO It ROW, the 57th instant, when will he pertdrimen the Tragedy of TANCRED AND SIGISMUNDA. - , The Part ofTancred by tviai:tet BETTY. With the Farce or` MISS IN HER TEENS. -Captain Flash, by Meister BET TY ; And Miss Biddy, by Mrs..JORDAN. Tickets to be . had, and Places taken, at the Box-Office, Drury-lane. s - TIIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, May 17, will be performed THE• MAN OF THE WORLD. Lord Lumber Court, Mr. WADDY; Sir l'crtinax Macsycophant, Mr. COOKE ;, , . Egerton, - Mr. C. KEMBLE ; . . ,Sidney, Mr. BRUNTON. Lady Rodolpha Lurnbercourt, Mrs. GLOVER ; re..tyiiint, Mrs. MA rrocKs ,; I.: , ciy . Macsycophant, Miss I ESERVE'; ' . 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THE BOOK of COMMON PRAYER, and Ad ministration of the Sacraments, and other Rites and , Cerelnois of the United Church of England and Ireland •, together with the PsaFter or Psalms of David. -To which is prefixed, An Introduction, comprising a History (tithe English Liturgy ; a Sketch of the Reim - nation of Religion in e.ngland ; and a View of the English Translations Of the Scriptures. The Calendar, Rubrics, Services, and Book of Psalms, are accOmpanial with NOTES, Historical, Explanatory, illustrative. By . the Rev. RICHARD WARNE - R. " I will pray with the Spirit; and I will pray with the -• Understanding also. - x Cor: xiv. 15. Bath : Printed by R. 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The Estate is in a good sporting country', and in a neighbourhood abounding with Game ; it adjoins to the town of Swallham, is about milea. front Lynn alvi about 20 from NorWich, and there are about ja Acres of Woodland attached to the Hall Farm, which will be sold - with the Manor.. Messrs. Wm. Pearson, Caesar Newton, Thomas Wells, the tenants, will shew the Premises; and printer( Particulars may be had at tht .Chambers Of Greene, "reiill4llS, and -Har rison Gray's-inn, London ; of Mr. insselin, Surveyor, Bel. stead , near Ipswich ; at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's at the Swan, Swaff ham); at the Angel, -Norwich at the Proprietor's of the Cambridge Paper of M-essrs. Eaton and. Hammond, Newmarket ; • and of the r..!spective Tenants upon the Premises - ~. SUFFOLK ESTATF. TO HE SOLD, THE.cipitAl 'MANSION-HOUSE 'called FIOB LAND-HALL, with double Coach-n,use, Stai7 , fes ten horses, Lodges and Cottages, Hsi - ponds,. Flot-liriuses - and Green-houses, a Urge , villed.in Garden planted with ein.nee Fruit-trees in full-Dearing, LaWn: Paddocks, Grounds and Plantations - to the same be longing, containing aboot 6; Acre;. About ten Acres of ti e PlantationS are. Freehold ; all the Buildings and :he 'residt of the Lanil are LeitSehiild, of Magdalen College, 0 xtbrd. Also a Messuage-, or* Fard-house, near to the above lz:e— mises, with the Yarn, Stable, Bullock shed, G ranary, shed, and other Buildings, with about' 266 Acres of exceed -ing-good Arable and Pasture Land thereto belonging, together with a parcel 'of liruery, or Furze 'Laud, coutai cs,i tnation, So Acres, occupied therewitn. 'farm is like wise Lease - Lipid of the above Coliege. The Premises are situated in the Parislt: , or 'indwell, Bolton, andliopton, in. the County of a Very. healthy situation, abounding with Game, and within a mile of - the fine-,piece of water called. Fritton Decoy, and - within . half a mile Or a water called the Mill-kVd her, on which. - there is excellent Fishing; are distant ilocritt two the Sea : of winch, and of li:union' h, and or Cortou-KoAs„ there is a fine view 'from the H ous e - . , Yarmouth is distant tour miles, arid -Lowitstott six miles.. The Maii.coich4o, and fr . ,•ut London pass anti' repass every ( 1 4 y within halfa mile,of the Halt. The Mansion- housd and all .the.Qut.buildin. - ,s are nearly new, aK:I in every Nspett i:omph:teand'fit lora Gentleman's Resiknce. •. - Farth:house and all the arm-buildins have been re cently built, 'and' are situated In the Canter ,of t.lte Lartn, which lies in a Ring-fence. _ • . _ 1 . 11 4 ; pr e ..,ies are intitled to extensive Rights of Common, lie in Parishes where. the Poor Kare.n ars: low, a.d the Land tax is redeerned. The tlichaer may bate - possession Of lioblanc.1,11:111 and the 'Premises thereto .belon4iii.; and of the -Farm.baddings and Lulu at - 11liclialilmEts next ; and, if re quired, he may be accommodated in purchase of a considerable qu;uitjty ot exceltna.l.4l.ol,iditunin-L; time shove. Fur further I ).igkuLirs and pr ce R.:cve, jun. , Solicitor, Low esti.qt. • CAPITAL MANSION, GROSVF.N.OI<.-: TO, BL SOLI) ItY AUCTION,- By Mr. ROBINS, • At Gatraway's Cog're.hons..t, 'CharNe.idley, Cornitiii, on ,Friday the 23d inst. at "I'‘N. , l-ve, o'C lock, AMost Spacioui,'CApitill MANSION, / with large open any Gaidzn,. ocrach:::: t;ices, e.re. situate on 01.1 South Side of qi.tos V tric Property ui a NoWernan. The House covnprises a...range of spacious Apartments on the Ground E lour and principal Story, w in saitahkc Bed - ohnntiets and Servants' A pat talents ovef the 11,1,:ntwnt on_. tains convenient roomy U ifices of every i.cscription, sintabiz fora Family of the tit.t..Distindion ; large open airy t.:arden. Coach,houses, Stables, &c. Imniediate p,: - ,ssision may be had. . _ , ;:cLUARE, To he viewed with Tickets. Parti;•utars at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins. tVarwiek-btrzet, Gulden,..quarc ; Tickets for viewing may. be had. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION in complete Order, GARDENS, and LAND, at TEDDINGTON, MID DLESEX, T)tile-tree, and band-tax redeemed. • TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, - B ,- Mr. ROBIN'', • At Carrawny's Cotf-v • -licrusc, Cornhill, on 'Friday the - z3d inn; at "lxvervuo'Cloc!;, in l'wo Luts, AVALLUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE comprising an excellent Family Mansion in complete Order, tit for the inunethare reception of a Gentle man's family,, with Offices• of every d . ..!st:tiption, cptiveni ently planned and fith...ta up.; Coo W.-yard, Coach-houses, Stables, and P leasurc , grouwis ; ' K i n- gardens, walled round and planted with choice • Fry •liot- him Peachery, SZCI Fa rm - y ard , Ont-buil!tin;:s, and Ale.idow Land ;'the whole aaout fouriezn Acres ; situate in that ad mired, jictautiful, and cheerful part or the Country, at T DINC TO N, het evnn Itichmond, Twtckenliam, and Hamp ton C#urt,- twelve nines from London. Lot a. A bt'sirable FREEHOLD ESTATE (a charming spot for erecting a Villa), .situate .by the River-side, anti a short distance .ram the Mansion; comprising near Fifteen Acres of Meadow, Land sajo . ining . the River and the Road to .Kingston, with a Fishing house, ezd. . -. The Lois may be viewed by applyinl at the Mansion. Partkulars on the Premises ; at the George, Twickenham; Castle, Richmond ; Sun, Kingston; at Garra,,vay's ; andOl Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. Lot. 1. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. lANIES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTH3ILIOUS PILLS. THE Celebrity of tbe Analeptic- Pills, 'as a ge neral Vreservative of Health, is become universal, front their lifficacy in those Complaints which-continually dis tttrb the Human Frame ; such as .Colds, Rheumatisrns, Head -achy, Inaigestious, and other Diseases of the Stomach . and Bowels ;. which arise from the Vicissitudes of our.o mate, or from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Life; and these salutary :.llZ:ets are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and the Body by bay, without reqUiring any parti cular Regimen on Confinement.- But though the Analciptie Pills are also very , serviCaable in Bilious and other deep seated Disorders, yet being designed as a mild Purgative only, and therefore not - always sufficiently - aaive, the Antibilious Pills have been recommended in iia,.by an eminent Physician, who has used these 111e.ii - cines combined for many years with ,the happiest success in ail complaints of the Liver, as well as in other internal Diseases. Travellers, by Land or Sea, or Persons remote from Medi cal Assistance, Avonld do well' tei be always provided with these Pills ; with some of the genuine Of. James's lever POWder, Would forma most valuable Store, in a small compass, .that would- often att4rd Relief on any sitd den In4ispi?sition, and prevent the ill consequences of Klett cr Delay. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, , ran the Coach-way, four doors from the Con, net' of Cheops - Ide, London ; end Dr. lames's l;te House' in Bruton-!•itreel ; viz. the.Analentic Pills, price 0. 6,1.. a Box, or six in one larg . e. Box, for tL. 4s. ; and theAntihilious hills; .ce a'lloN, Duty included —ObServe that the 'worth " P. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's'," are engraved in • .he Stamps. • • ' • . .14 . 5.., , , y.:l;s•‘ 1:... . . - t 1 —* . 4 N, , . . - '—- .' - ; Y .... r, ---- - , i i'-‘, :...- • , - .:-. , , -- L _ \ i , r•S• • , _ 'A\x