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THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. •
TO-MORROW EVENING, October 23, 18oT,
will be 'presented a Comedy, called •
.A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
Sr Giles Oterreach, Mr. COOKE ; •
Lord Lovel, Mr. MURRAY; . , -
justice Greedy, Mr. SIMMONS; •
Marall, Mr. MUNDEN ;
• A llworth Mr. BRUNTON;
And Wellborn, Mr. LEWIS;
Lady Allworth, Miss CHAPMAN;
Chambermaid, Mrs. NORTON;
Lady's Woman, Mrs. LLOYD ;
Froth, Mrs. POWEL ;
With
And Margaret, Miss MURRAY.:
(4th time) a. New Musical Entertainment, in Two
• Ads, called
THE ESCAPES ;

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Or, THE WATER CARRIER.
ofen Saturday, Mrs. Billington will perform the Chataaer
lara, in the Comic Opera of The Duenna, and repeat it
Alon
Tuesday.
r. Cooke- will perform the Charaaer a Richard the
further
on Monday next, and on every following Monday till
urther notice—on Monday, The Escapes.
a. 4 New Comedy is in rehearsal, and will be produced next
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BRITISH IMPERIAL HOTEL,
4,cljoining tne Old Hummurns, Tavisrom-row, Covent-
Garden. •

SKINSEY, .late of the Pedford coffee-House,.
• haVing fitted up the above Hotel in the most elegant
4tile of Fashion, desires respeafully to intorm the Nobility
411 d Gentry, that it, is now open for their reception, where he
flatters himself' they will find every convenience and com-
fort combined in the arrangement of the several suits of
Partrnents which are adapted to the accommodation of
tiarnilies of the first respectability, as, well as Single Gen..
,pise,rior
suera'n ; suitable Attendants are provided, and every other
quipment.
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The central Situation of these Prenaises, their vicinity. to
12.10 Principal
civ places of Public Amusement, the Inns of
t. and the Houses of Parliatnent, it is presumed will
ret't a decided preference to almost every other Situation in
ue Metropolis. The Charges will be moderate, and reai_
e, and liberality the gm:eating principles of this Esta-
isurricnt.
KINSEY also, with great respeet;informs his Friends,
;04:1t he carries on the business of a %Vine Merchant as here-
Ilrliooice
and has received. from his old correspondents some
Wines,; which have been seleaed with care fforrntlie
't approved Vinar„es,Llvhich assuredly. are of the first
;'.o\vtli and quality, tear can be procured in the Wine Coup-
_nes.

PATENT HOT-HOUSES„
R. ANDERSON, Author of Es-sa)- 's on Agri.
culture, and several other Performances, and Editor
Illisßeertations in Agriculture, • Natural History, -Arts,, and
easvt,„l.,ka,"tous Literature, having contrived a simple and
besl,./..c'e of constritaing Hot4iouses, by means of which,
heaitis the saving of fuel. to an inconceivable amount, the
of theplants will be promoted in an uncommon de-
gree,t ,the (tarnp
and other diseases incident to the stove,
,hthe necessity of attendance diminished, and the risks'
tt are the consequences of casual negligence, guarded
.atent
V'4inSt, for' which he hash obtained His Majesty's, Letters
respectfully be,gs leave to inform the Public, that he
114 s authoriSerl the followins persons to construd Hot houses
this plan, viz. MI-. 13.tvid Stewart, Hot-house Builder,
VW- Gardener, Woodlands, Blackheath, near London ; Mr.
George Bvtiad, Architeel, craven-street, Strand,. London ;
IQ Mr. SamUcl Hbt-house Builder, Little. Chelsea ;
Itany one of whom, -such as wish to avail thenfselves of -•
ins improvement, may'appiy. With a view to obviate the
P°34:thility of misleading the Public •in this case under any
units, the Patentee made it his businesS immediately after
Patent was obtained, to fiublish a fair and candid account
of
ill:ae principles on which these improvements depend; -and
in thea,Y„" applying'them in pra4ice, whiCh is to be found
ti 3"I volu -le (or first of ther'second series) of the Recrea_on,: •
111-1 1)5,4:r0m 9ve named (sold by J. Cumming, No.
bed,orn-
th,-T perusal oi'''Which, it will easy for any
Verson `CPiudge of the nature and extent of these improve-
alicl.to decide whether it will be for his interest to
1/` tflem or not, The _Patentee is glad in this Manner to
v 3‘..ileed from the necessity of enumerating now in detail the
particular benefits that may be expected to result from
hat PraCtice in doing which he might be supposed to run a
/ftt' of being 2
himself carried too far,by the sanguine opinions
inlay have formed; it is with pleasure, tl;en, that he defers
kcifying these particUlars unttl the fads skill be untie-
r;',.4)lY ascertained by the fair test of aCtual pra6tice and expe-
jr,`nce• This, he hopes, will sonn be done, as softie Hot-
it on this construdion arc about to- be built without
it SY• In the mean while he has the satisfadion to find, that
-aictobtains the full approbation of every person of knowledge
r
plascience in practical Gardening,. to Whom it has been ex-
with whom he has conversed (with the exception of
ne person only, who, 4uithout stating any particulars, has
•;;;ildi " That fie does not approve of it hilly"), no one of
13)11 has ever yet suggested a single valid objection to any
respecting it. It may be also proper to- add, that
„i-Z.l)e- house on this plan may be so construded as to admit
set umg taken down as casilY as a four-post bedstead, 'and
te.talk'agaiti. So that it is peculiarly adapted to leasehold
from which it can be removed without legal ob-
wit() ; and that it will be always beneficial for those
to have such houses, to plant the votes one ycar
'efore the-houses are built,. as the roots will not be
s'llallest degree injured by that operation.