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'I'HLATRE-ROYAL. COVEN.T.:GARDEN.
ON "MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 8, 2802,
will be pr.,..ented,
THE CABINET.
Orlando, Mr. BKAHAM ;
Peter, Mr. MUNDEN •
Whimsiculo, AWCF:TT ;
Lorcrizo, Mr. INCLEDON.
Curioso, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; -
Constantia, Mrs. 11. 101-INSTON;
And Morena, Siznora STORAGE.

PEROL/SE
Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND.
'Perot: (the Navigatorl. Mr- 1-1-. 01INSTON
' d rthe-st•-,:i -or Mrs, lENKINSON.
And Madame Peronse, Mrs. WAFTS.
Chimpanzee (an A:,int.l of thf Desolate Island) Mastsi
. NIENAGE.
Kant (Suitor to Umnaj, 'Mr. FA 1Z LEY ;
Negaski (Umba's Father), Mr. DUBOIS ;
Anrnba Mrs. .
The Comedy of belay' MILLS
BlUnders will be per-
, formed every Tuesday,Thursday, and Saturday, further
'On Wednesday, The Man of the World, with Perouse.
On Friday, the Cabinet, with Love a-la Nlorle.
A new Melo Diame, in Two Ads, called A Tale of
Mystery, is in rehearsal, and will speedily be' produced, with
hew. Scenery, new Music, and Dresses

THE. STROLLING PLAYER.
Just publishe,d
Tln Three Volumes, tzmo. Price- I2S. in boards,
HE STROLLING PLAYER ; OR, LIFE
.1.• AND ADVENTURLS OF WILLIAM TEMPLE-
or,
by D. Symonds, Paternoster-row; and to be had
the Booksellers in the United Kingdom.

iiANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
ISS LINWQOI)'s EXHIBITION,' with' an
AI)DiTION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now
Pen, and will- continue Every Day, Sundays excepted,
+tom Nine in the, Morning till Evening.
Admittance One Shilling

YOUNG
LADY
as
AppREN.
TICE to a MI LLINER and Faucy Dress Maker.
Apply at No. 4, Gerrard-street, Sulio-square.

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PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a ause o GRIPPER aa
SALTER, the Creditors ofC [OHNf GRIPPER, lagteinst of
perttord, in the County bf Hertford, Brewer, deceased, are
sirthwith to .come in and prove their Debts before John
wilmot, tsq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his
Chambers in Southampton-buildings, chancery-lane, Lon-
(Ion• or in default thereof, they will be excluded the Benefit
sg. th.: said Decree.

CLOUCESTER and SOUTH WALES COACHES
Removed.
,JOHN
HEATH, RICHARD WILLIAMS and
Cry.-rzsp,ttrallly inform the Public, that they have re-
rtri:ovecl the eld loucester, Hereford, and South Wales
I')achh from the Bolt in Tun, Fleet-street, to the Bull and
nit'itith, Bull and -Quuth-street, London, horn which Place
Coaches
set out every "Afternoon at Three o'Clock. These
'-.oaches go through Oxford, Cheltenham, Ross, Monmouth,
Zl'ergaveliny, Brecon, Carmarthea, Haverfordwest, to Mil-
ufroin
Office w
Packets to Ireland. en,.e Passeners and Parcels are conveyed by
4.e poSt-

INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING
,TABLE,
posts,
BED, CHAIR BED, !laudsome Brass-screw ou,
rosts, and Tent Boistead MANUFACTORY,-No.
, 17, Catherine'-street, Strand.
fINE of the Inwerial Dining Tables, 1.. Mor_.
gan had the Honotir of shewing to TIIEIR j LS-
• ES and the P RINCESS ES at the Queen's House, who
rre, according to their accustomed goociness of encouraging
.ligenuitY, most graciouslf pleased to express their highest
i,probattan and sanction of the same. Also the muctraci-
"rud Brass Screw Bedsteads, called Patent, so easily fixed
LT and taken down without Tools, the Furnitures to which
!Ire made upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking off with.
t the use of Nails, Tools, Zcc. Several diner Articles 'of
l Furniture - new
d;II improved Principles ; a complete Assortment of portable
jetroN et t Beds, and everrotherArticlereguisite for La. Gentletpen going to the East and %Vest 1 is 'ies, anti all
eatlit ••
rr inreign Climates ; are allowed far superior to any other
t usually sold ; handsome Dome beds, and new designed
reilch Window Curtainssuite,al every other Article
r • • , en
utruture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, by .
)417t4 Ran and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet
1,4 ',l's. No. t 6 and t 7, Catiterine-street, Strand.
to b:l5- Alorgan and Sanders, entreat LadieS and Gentlemen
fry; T 1 tPatticullr in the Numbers, No. 16 and t 7, three Doors
he Strand.

A-i‘elriEß- anti HA UGH I'ON, from Dublin,
Irish Poplin and Tabbinet Manufatiurers a d Mercers
11); Her Wales, Royal Highnesses the
,Prince and
ijitneess of Duke and Dutchess of York, Dittchess
c:V.A.ternberg and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street,
..veot-garden, London.
elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the. different
aranches of the'Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank
nti Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently establiShed, in the
-tPinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of
.relier's and Haughronts Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold,
'
~;Iver, Figured, and Plain Charnberry Muslins and Italian
" ;ralvtbric Sarsenets for Court, Ball Dresses', Turbans, &d. to
nder it unnecessary for. that House to reply to the Adver-
sernentof their Advertisements.s of others, whose chief pretension to the trade is the
c"PYing •
CAUTION.
%Whereas _ Archer and •Hatighttin have been, credibly in-
, that a great many people in this kingdom are now,
IN tnhaedve been, tOr some time past, Manufacturing and
Poplins and Tabhinets, as Irish, of an quality,
acter the name of Archer and Hatighton's ManutaCtory, with •
leo/ to discredit and injure their House, and a gross sttioas on the Public in general ; they are determined as far
or "e 3 in their power, to prosecute to Conviction any, per•iton
4., Persons so vending Poplins, and Tabbinets, under the
tii2ie of their Many fadture, that was not actually bought at
blouse ,
ori *.* Merchants slipplied.te any Amount.
tr.. ley have the ittmQur to acquaint the Nobility and Geri-
c„
_that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety
.I:o,viourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in
ph 'vr, which they are enabled to sell (fur ready money) at
tviices tnuelt` lower than 'they can .be had elsewhere; the
1,, ?le -being of their own manufadure t—they consist of
aorite and black Bornbazeens, Chamberry tislins, Cambric
telenets, kasdimores for Widows, Arinozines, dress Bar-
kor Serges, Liitestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins,
Sets, Cral)s, Scarf Silks, Handk.erehiefs, Buinbatets for
rtS, sce. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins
orsenets for sli lit Mourning-. linglish. yard-wide
Opii,
(104hi"4 ',LI superior quality, at 3s. ftd.. per yard ; Veltires, port_rea black. -Serges, and- rich Irish Tabbinet in -different
and ; plain corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen
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,t.y__N.,cierngtfleeams;rln who
wearing,ahvays weadalack ; they never grow
o
being of the very best triple dye.
seeund price ever asked for any article bought at their .
B• Ladies own Spinning manufaured into Poplins or
T4bbinet
• eiw
t Colo a
; Tabberays for Furniture of the diderent lishiOn-
.vtirsa mamitidured ou the shoctat notice, ,

ROBERT HUDSON.
ROBERT LADBROKE.
CHARLES BI RKHEAD.
HYLTON JOLLI FEE.
WM. JOHN TOt.LIFFE.

A SWINDLER.

ABOUT '17%0 Year& ago, a Person, took a 'Ready
Furnished House in Alfred-street, in the City of
Barn, for a year, at the rent of 160 Guineas, under the assum-
ed name of 1..1 Esq. and who said his Country House was at
Coiel;roo's •o, Shropshire, and after..hertilig possessi•on
of said house, -Zeit part of it again at five and six gui-
neas per week, Lir five or • six months ; after whiCh he ab-
sconded, lucked up the House, and in that state it remained
till.tiie year expired. .This is to give him notice,: that unless
'he immediately discharges the-Rent of said House, 'his name
.tv rte published. his-person described, and a Reward will be
_iv,n to any Peron ho ;will discover where he may be
found. Should he not' answer this, he will be,published in
every Paper throughout •England.

WANTED Al' CHRISTMAS,
A COMMODIOUS welt FURNIS6ED FAMI.
.
LY HO U E,Atth proper Offices, for a Gentleman's
Family, from within Teh. to Thirty-five Miles from London,
in a dry situation, with good Roads, and near a Post or
Market Town, in any County but Essex and Hertfordshire.
Direa kg J. W-. at Mr. Wrangilain's, No. 153, Bond.
street.

BENTINCK-STREET.
TO RE SOLD, a LEAS:r.:HOLD HOUSE,
situate No. t 6, Bentina-street, near. Manchester-
square, about hilty.iiine Years unexpird, at a Ground-rent
of Ten Guineas per Annum, underleasect at the clear yearly
Rent 0f371. for about 19 years to come.
Application for purchasing may be inade to Messrs. Gregg
and Cortield, Skinners' Hall, Dowgate-hill.

TO BE LETT, FURNISHED or UNF.URNISHED,
ACOMPLE 1:E SET of ROOMS, in one of the
best situations in the Strand, consisting of two good
Sitting. Rooms, three Chambers, two light Dressing Rooms,
a good Kitchen, the Use °fa large Garret, and other conve-
niencies; the whole in eoinplete Repair, and may be had on
Lease. , -

Enquire of Mr. Hamilton, Carpenter, Villiers-street,
York-buildings, Strand.

ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing 29th November. •
THE SCIIKLIL CONTAINS
2. Prizes of - k. 25,000 I 6 Prizes of - too()
3 - - of to,ooo 8 - - of - - oo
3 - - of - 5303 19.x66 from - too to 19
LT SWIFT and Co's LO rIERY-OFFICE;
No. tt, PO ULTRY,'the First-draWn Ticket in the
last Lottery, No. 295 t, a Prize of soool. and. Nos. 8041_, and
23,84, both Prize, of to,cool. were sold and shared, as also
seven other Capital Prizes, since November last. - -
Tickers and Shares of the present Lottery .are on Sale at
the aoove Office.
The 1- irsr-drawn Ticket is entitled t0‘25,0001-.

THE of.. ST -
STATE LOTTERY-OFFICE IN:BRISTOL,
Where, the Lottery Business this bin legally transacted on
the most liberal 'terms, tor these
,Twenty-eight Lotteries

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KTORTON. and SON, Milton's Head 'Coro:
IV-street, Bristol (and no where else on their account,
their's not being a-)ubtirdinate °nice), sell TICKETS anti
LEGALLY STA:I.I}'ED SHARES in the ensuing LOT-
TERY, which begins DraWing November 29th, 180 z.
Schemes gratis—Correct Numerical and' Register-Books
kept, titan: Tickets arid Shares .registered at Sixpence per
N umber

N.B. The Business at this Office is.transaaed on the same
Terms as at the first Offices in London, in the price of
Tickets and-S•hareS, and Money given for Prizes.
Present Pride of TICKETS and SHARES, O. 26.
Ticket X.-17 4 .o
Hall - 9 e
,9 Eighth ,C. 2
Quarter - 4lf a Sixteenth - I 3 0
Tne Prices'as they vary wilt be allsay,s posted utgthe
Window of their Office, next the Post-Office,
Bristol. .. , .