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NTT • -, • •••. v ti . , - 2 A J ~ . 1r • $ . ' NUMBER 7678 NEVER ACTED. THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THI6 EVENING, Wednesday, October 16, will be performed, a New Musical Drama, called KAMTCHATKA ; Or, THE SLAVES TRIBUTE. *With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Music cum posed by Mr. T. Wats it: The Overture by Mr. WAR!. The principal Characters by Mr. BARRYMORE, Mr. I.ISTON, Mr. YOUNG, Mr. C. KEMBEE, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EC:ERTON, Mr. SINCLAIR, Mr JEFFERIES, Mr. BISHOP, Mr. MENAGE, Mr. HOWELL, Mrs. H. JOIINSTON, and Mrs. C. KEMBLE. To which will be added the Farce of HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. Love', Mr. FARLEY ; Lord Duke, Mr. LISTON ; Sir Harry, Mr. JONES ; Kitty, Mrs. MINIS. To-morrow, The Mier. the Public are respectfully informed, that Shakespear's Mea sure for Measure The Winter's Tale, and Coriolatiu ; and Ot siay's - VenleePtfelitrved are in preparation, and tha• Mrs. Sid dons will act in those pieces the characters of Isabella, Heraniene, Voiumnia, and Belvidera. • RE-BUILDING DRURY , LANE THEATRE. AT a GENER AL, MEETING of the SUBSCRI- J- BERS .to the RE-BUICDING of the NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, in pursuance of the Act of Partial anent for that purpose, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, October 14th, 1811, SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Esq. M. P. in the Chair. • Mr. WHITBREAD having read the Report of the Committee, the following Resolutions were moved and carried unanimously: 1. Resolved, That upon the Report made, the General As sembly of Subscribers do 'resolve to confirm t he Subscription of their respectivekhares. 2. That the General Assembly do, at its rising, adjourn till Wednesday the 30th instant, at twelve o'clock, ar3 th it be re commendi d to the Committee to pursue the adjustment of the few remaining claims not already genial. s That it be an instruction to the Committee to he prepared 'at the next Meeting,. to state to the General Assembly their de- I vision upoh the design to he adopted fur the re-building the Theatre, andthat they have contracted for the execution of the ! same within a specified time, and for a given sum. 4. That the Committee have the full confidence of the General Assembly, and are desired to take such measures as 0.1 shall think fit, and act according to their discretion in furtherance of the views of the Subscribers, to accomplish the great national ' object of re-building the Drury-lane Theatre. 5. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to SAMIKE WHITBREAD. Esq. for the arduous and unwearied exertions lie has made as Chairman of the Committee in bringing the com plicated affa:rs of Drury-lane Theatre to the enecessful issue stated in the clear and satisfextery Report rendered thi. day , to the Assembly. 6. That the Thanks of this Meeting be riven to Lord ROL.. LAND, and the tiller Members of the Committee, for their inde fatigable exertions in the same labour. 7. That the Thanks of thts,Meeting be given to his Grace the Duke of EZDY,CIRD, for the lit erality with which he.withdrew hyt Teri extenslve claim on the property. and thereby by hie sawn ple, contributed so essentially to the success of tfie tiertleas of the Cominitteefor the re-establishment of the Theatre. S. That the Thanks of this Meeting be also gisten to the other Clain:etas who flats in so handsome a manner tollalted the •11.4 ample of the Duke of Bedfnid 9.. That tbsebosto &tsetse+ Inns kettrintvii n 1 1 101 1 2 a! Paloffik SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Chairman. This day was rublisficd, - In a neat and eltiseirprinzttlYolurse. stnall /Ivo. price Vs. a new Editon, corrreted. of. THE LONDON PR ACTICE of MIDWIFERY. To which are added, Instructions for - the Trcatnteot of, Lying-in Women, and of the prinei,lakDiseases of Children. Printed for John Murray, 32, het-street; J. Callow, Crown court, PriLces-street ; E. Cox, Borough; and T. Underwood, )lo 40, West Smithfield, London;. W..Blackwood, Ediubargh; aidd John Cumming. Lluhlin.•, • Of whom may he I al, The Lenddn Dissector, Third Editioo. 1 2mo. Ss. • This tlay were publiThed, Neatly printed in small tom. price 3s. 6d. EXAMINA'rIONS in ANATOMY, PHYSIO- LOGY, PRACTICE of • PHYSIC, SURGERY, M TEMA MEDICA, CHEMISTRY, and PHARMACY; fur Ibtr use of Students who are about to pass the College of Sur geon., Medical, or Transport Boards. By ROBERT HOOPER, M Lecture...on Medicine, &c. in London. Printed fur John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London ; Within Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and John Cumming, Dublin; sold also by tvery bookseller in town Lnd country. Of whom may be had, lately published, 3. Hoeyees Surgeon's *ade-Mocum, , fc. Giro. price 6s. g. Anatomist's Vade-Mecum, ie. Bvo. 91. 3, -- Physician's Vade-Mecum, lc. Svo. Gs. 4. Cooper's Dittionaty of Practical Surgery, Bro. I Ss. S. Thomas's Practice of Physic, Bvo. Hs. • s This day was published, In One Volume royal Svo. price 15s. boards, embellished with 14 Plater, the Third Edition, of ENGRAVINGS of the ARTERIES, illustrating the Second Voltime of the Anatoiny of the Human Body, by JOHN BELL, Surgeon ; and serving as an Introduction to the Surgery of the Arteries, by CHARLES BELL. Surgeon. Printed for Losignrin, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and I'. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • 1. Engravings of the Brain, 'lto. :CZ 2s. boards. 2 --.- Nerves, 4to. £l. Is. ditto. 3. Dissection., 2 vols. Loyal JIM° .I2s. ditto. 4. folio with Plates, XS. Ss. ditto. S. Anatomy of Expression in Painting,4to: XL 2s. ditto. 6. Operative Surgery, 2 yob. XI. 14s. ditto. . 7. Letters on the Uretllla, Bvo. 7s. 6d. ditto. Also, 1. Surgery, S vols. 4 ra. by I. Bell, £ll. II s. boards. R. Engravings of the Bones, by ditto, rto. 11s. 6d. ditto. 3. Anatomy, 3 vols. *lvo. by I. and C. Bell, ..E2. ss. ditto. FEMALE ELEGANCE AND BEAUTY. "r e . 0 rendel• more captivating the charms of Female Beauty.—To embellish the skin without impairing the con ifitution is the prominent feature of that excellent and unprece tented Preparation for the Skin, Mrs. VINCEN GOV/- LAND% LOTION. Copy of a letter from J. Des, Esq. late Captain in the Honour able the Ent Wl* CoMpany's Service, to Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor of the Genuine Cowhnd's Lotion. • Madam—Sinee sty arrival from India, I have been under the rare of most of the eminent Physician! in London, for the cure of a violent scurvy in the face; I went to Bath, Buxton, Ton t: idge-Wells, Bristol, Cheltenham, and Harrowgate, and. used seer for three seasons bupates.Ovely, but without effect; at k. ttli your Lotion was recommended to me, which drew out all ne humours, and in a few weeks I was perfectly cured of a most rancowrous and alarming scurvy in my face ; and am now as per f. ctly clear of all redness, or any symptoms of scurvy, as if I never had any such disorder. This I give you under my hand, and li berty to pithlih it to the world, for the good of the public in general. I am, Madame , & C . J. DIA, • Lipson Grove, Paddington. sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square ; ;aeon and Co. No. 150, Oxford street ; Rigge, No. 65, Cheap de; B,neo, Bath; Brodie and Co. Salisbury; and by all the most sp..teahle V.:eiders of Genuine Medicines and Perfumers in inVtlarts, Bs. 64.--Pink, is. fsd.ds.-Half Pints, Ils. Sda matted, the Principal Officers and Commissionersof his Majesty's Navy hereby give notice, that the examination of Candidates will take place in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, on the 6th of November next, at Eight o'Clock in the morning ; and that such Persons as mil be desirous of becoming Caudidates for admission, are required to send notice of their intention to the Navy Board, or the Comniissioner of the aforesaid Yard, on or before the Ist day cf that month. The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than seventeen years of age. The Plan of education may be obtained en application at the Navy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of his Ma jasty's Dock-yards; where also information may be obtained as to the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, the documents they are to produce on the day of examination, the salaries they will be allowed on being admitted Students, and of the offices to which they will be eligible after they have served the t Tin of Apprenticeship. _ _ REDUCTION, NATIONAL DEBT, and LIFE ANNUITY OFFICE, BANK-STREET, COR_VHILL. GOVERNMENT LIFE ANNUITIES due the 10th instant, are now paying-Upon the Death of a No minee one : fourth prat of the expired Annuity is payable to the pereon entitled to such Annuity, or to his or her Executors, Ad ministrators, or Assigns (over and above all Arrears), provided it be claimed within two years afttr such decease, but not otherwise . Government Life Annuities may he purchased on Ages of s 5 and upwards, by transferring to the Commissioners for the Re duction of the National Debt, either £3 per Cr nr. Consolidated or Reduced Bank Annuities ; but they will continue open for purchase so long only as those Stocks shall be at a price between 60 and 81 The following Ages are therefore selected to spew what Life Annuity will be received when the price of Stock is 63 and under 64. Averapo rare for • For £lOO, £3o. Ct. Stock. XICIO Money. Age cf 40 will receive - £5 0 0 • £7 17 6 7;0 - - Sl5 0 . 9 1 1 CO - . - 7 0 •- 11 rp 6 70 - - 9 11 0 - 15 0 9 - - - - - - 75 - - - 12 0 0 - 18 17 11 Forms and Tables thawing the Rates on all Ages bark for Stock and Money may be had gratis, on application at. the Office, or by renting, -,7t(Aided the'postade be paid. S. 141:;KA Sitp eriatesl4o. • - - --- STATE LOTTERY. THE. : Dga:wing begins en- TUESDAY NEXT,. and finishes ...in the same day. So Sung as a Ticket or Share is to be had, the Public wilt ha sore to jiut! an: at HORNSBY and Co.'s, No. 26, Gaut ill. The Lottary.consi4s of only 13,500 Ickets. 'the dt anand tar esceeds neat y former Lo' reties. Present Pric:—Ticket £l9. 19i. • flair £lO 5' 0 Eighth - 3S 0 • Quarter -• 5 4 .1 Sixteenth - 1 7 0 Tich-rs and Sham are selling• is great variety, and eossid:v ably cbaaper. Hornsby and Co. have been truly fortunate for many ran past in selling and sharing Capital prises among their friends. All Orders by Post or Carriers duly racism& TCH A RDSON, GOOD LUC K attd Co. respect- IA- fully inform the Public that the -STA rt..*LarrEll Y. cnn , aining only 13,500 'rickets, win be all drawu the 22d - of THIS MONTH. PRESENT PRICE. Tlticbt` £l9 19 Half £lO 5 0 I Eighth £2 13 0 Quarter 5 4 0 5ixteenth............ 1 7 0 Tickets and SbAres are Sellinj by RICHARD 0'.4, GOOD LUCK, and Co. at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing Cross, where In the present and lan Year's Lotteries they sold 3 Prizes of - £20,000 I 7 Prises of - £EI,OOO 1 of - 2,000 I 5 of - 500 NEW STATE LOT( ERlr. R. CORNHILL, near the Matt‘ion House. • 18, COVEN CRY.STREET, Piccasay. prroN. strongly recommends the ensiling Lottery to the notice of tilt Friends, and advises an immediate pur chase at his Favourite Offices, as above, there being only 13,500 Tickets, and the plies of 'tickets and Shares much lower than for Many years, though there to every probability of a considera hie advance taking place, in consequence of the small dumber of Tickets, siitsich must create a scarcity. Therefore, those who buy 80 , N, buy cu CAP.—Schemes gratis, in which is particulariz ed the unparalleled success that has attended I'u:chasers at EY l'ON's Fortunate Offices for many years past BY HIS ROYAL. HIGHNESS TILE PRINCE REGEN ROYAL I.;•ITERS PATENT. 'THE SARCO'rIC WARM and COLD SANA- A- Ttvg BATHS, particularly calculated and recommended for The use of Hospitals, Hotels, and Private Families in Town and Country; the% may be fixed in Dressing-rooms or any other situation, and can be heated when required, in a very short time. May be seen in use and are manufactured only by the Patentees, Armstrong and Folkard, 76, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn fields, London. An extensive and fashionable assortment of Registers and Stoves, Grates in Steel, Bronze, and Japan ; Empyreal Air and Descending Flue Stoves for warming Churches, Halls, Green houses, and large Buildings; also an improved Kitchen Appa ratus, which will roast, boil, hake, and steam, by one small fire. ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. IT is worthy observation the numerous Cases that have succeeded by the use of SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTISCORBU'I IC DROPS; and the following remarkable in. stance occurred in a middle aged woman who applied for their use at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. She complainet: of great debility and nervous irritation, appetite bad, with a ge neral depression of breaching ; her case not being well understlo4, she bad tried palliatives without any success. Aitook tke Medi cine, though the Proprietor stated the improbability of its being of service ; in a month she walked from Lambeth, having reco• vered her strength and appetite, and iticreai&d her pulse from the depressed state it bad been in.. Now this effect can only be ac counted for hp the medicine reguating the stomach and diges tion, and exerting the powers of the habit In deep-seated al,- scenes of the joints, the change It prodsces in the general health, excites the hest hopes in those most distressing cases. In erup tions, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism,ltc. Its effects are generally aCknoiviedged. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spilsbures Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the King's duty printed Inblack ink, In bottles of ss. 6d. double bottles los. and larger sEi 4s. duty Included. Compound Islam as. Sold at Use Dispensary, 15, Salso-apsra, Laadea. , I, • who woad send it to them. The Letter cost Thirteett-pence postage; and the Rev. Minister, after opening it, sent it back to the Poek•OfEce, where it would be cons:guest to oblivion to the 3tepli a, one Court, of the debt tee from the Defendants, Becjam:n Walsh and Tho mas Nt,bett (►ate of Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, in the City of London, Stack Brokers, and lately Copartners,) to the Plaintiff., and-of ail other the debts chive from the said last men tioned Defendants, under and by virtue of the trust deeds therein mentinncd : a!l such Creditors are to come in and make nut their claims before the said Master, at his Chambers, in Southamp ton-buildings, Chancery lane, London, on.or before the £Bth day of October, 1811, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. TILSON and PRES lON, Solicitors, Chatham-place. • A RECANTATION. WHEREAS I, the undersigned THOMAS SMAR I, have at different dotes uttered, and made use of very unwarrantable and unfounded expiessions and rerorts against the late Mr. Wit.t.i.ast NEwarfty, of Froxfield, Brewer, since Ills decease, insinuating, by such' reports. that the •aid William Newhery (as trustee for me and my family) had mis applied or omitted to account for several articles of priyert y, and sums of money, which had come to his hands or possevion during the time of his acting in that capacity; by reason whereof Mr. William Brockway Newbery, in justice to the cliaracer and memory of the deceased, has peremptorily required an invratiga. don of his late father's accounts, anti called upon me to substai date and prove such charges, or publicly tq declare that the tame are without foundation t—Now I do lit rehy declare that I have, to the utmost of my knowledge and belief, stared every objection in my power against the accounts of the sail William Newbury, deceased--tut comparing such °like ions with the books kept and sworn zo by him in h:s life time, do find every articlg and sum of money regularly accounted and given ercciit fee by him; and do th-refore wholly retract anti make this public recantation of all such reports—do openly acknowledge tl:e same to have been groundless, and that i was in no wise justified la the stop:eon so entertained arid expressed by me ; but, on the contrary, do now bell, ye, :torn tee explanation which this circumstance has led te, that the ss:d William Newbery, deceased, did , on all occasions, and iti all mazer* relating to his trust aforesaid,' cond.:a Lims4lf with justice and integrity towards all parties oonterced. WI MIS my hand this tsth day of (Scriber, 1811. Witnesses, THO. SMART. JOHN LAVELL. Clerks to Mr. Rowed, Item:bury, WM. ROWLAND, S co I MF.DICAL PRACTITIONERS, 1105 I I'AL STU DENM CHEMISTS, DRUOGISIS, PARENTS, AND GUARDIANS. extensive channel of pnbllcitfand ;r:mmn nicatlon, Is adopted to announce to the Medical World generally the formation of an Establishment founded and con ducted upon a system of respectability and liberality saiteXl to the importance and extent of the objects it is intended to embrace, namely, the Medical Agency In all ifs various branches et the Of or the Medical Agency Estahrshnient. Profosional Men de'irous of retiring from the feOgue and anxiety of Prac ice (either focally or partially), may he provided with Successors or Partners with capitals adequate to the advfintages offered. I los pital Students qualified to take upon themselves the important duties of practice, may be hieroduced as Partners; Successors, or Assistants to Professional Men of eminence.—Parcets and Guardians having youths under their charge whom they may M ums] either for the Profession, Chemical, or Drug Line, will be introduced to Medical men. and others requiring Apprentices., The Stock and Goodwill of Chemists and pruning disposed of, • Partnerships likewise negoeiatiid as well as Assistants pro *vided.—Alljletters addressed to the Proprietors of the Medical Agency Establishment, No. 18, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, must be invariably Post paid.—Hours from Ten till Four. rkErt NATURE'S GRAND RES IVREA. flORE's RENOVATING TINCTURE.—The great and iocreasing fame of Gore's Renovating Tinctur !Jo to be Recommit for by the numerous and daily cares performed by this wonderful medicine.--A discovery which wilt lix an zee in medicine as long as infirmities exit to addict the human frame. New instance, of unexpected efficacy constantly arise, and the most Violent attacks of Rheumatism are now, in a multitude of instances, found to have yielded to a few doses. The tonic power of this invigorating Medicine Is sufficiently known to render eulogium unnecessary, for through many years of the most extensive practice, and in the first circles of society, Its superinr virtues have been known and lAnowledged by the firat medical authorities in every quarter of the embe, as the must ex cellent and extraordinary promoter of strerigih and restorer of health, and far superior to the conibined effi:acy of all the ether medical tonics collectively ; wherever the solids are relaxed, or the fluids impoverilhed; whatever bodily weakness prevails, either Li on, natural decay, a delicacy of stamina, s xual irregularity, concomitant pains, lesrufficiency or redundancy, referring to time or quantity, which results Irons deratrgentent, slefeet, or weakness in a peculiar urgall or the debility remaiuitig after loegscontinued fevers, fluxes, salivations,i or other maladies, profuse bleedings, sweatings, privation of appetite, or any other cause productive of a diminution of strength. Sold, by appointment of S. Gore, Esq. at No. 3, Walker's court, Berwick -street, Soho, London; where likewise may be had, A Dissertation on the Renovating Tinctere, wherein new light is thrown on the nature and cause of Nervous Disorders and a mode aeon pointed oat. Price Is. RUPTURES, DEBILITY, dcc. BY THE ROYAL SANCTION. DR.CAVALLO's ELECTRICGI RDLE forthe A.- 0 effectual Cure of Ruptures and Debility of every descrip tion, is patronized by the Nobility, and may be had, as usual, till the Ist of December inclusive (when the patent-right, &c. is to be ultimately removed to America) by applying personally; or by letter, post-paid, to Dr. Cavallo and Son, No. 28, New North street, Red Lion-square, London. Dr. C. respectfully submits that he had disposed of his Interest save what regards his private patients, in this inventbin, so uni versally recommended by the faculty ; but in consequence of the numerous applications since received, he has been induced to re sume the superintendance of the business till the lit of Decem ber, after which nn orders can be received. The melancholy catalogue of these direful complaints are too well known by their fatal consequences, to require oar particular ' description; suffice it to say, that In 4001 eases the Electric Ulm dle has never failed of the desired effect, and as no hopeless cases are engaged; an early application is recommended. Letters (post paid) from all parts of Gry Britain and itsdepen dencies, stades the particulars ' are immediately answered; whereby every person may know how far the Girdle Is applicable to the cnmplalnt. N.B. At home for consultation in the most private manner, by either sea, every morning till two, anal every evening after ss, Now 09(131445v0 l Rid 1.1911-square. , 11:M1 . WIMBLEDON, SORBET. Elegant Villa, vids Offices, Pleasure-Grounds, excellent Gardens and Land, abnut fifty Ac - es. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garrett: 0, Te-morrow, percher 17. at 'twelve. in nue Let. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE • eomprisi!tg the elegant and trincb-cdtulted VILLA, late the Residence of L.ord•-re.count Mcsviss r, deceased; the non cipal part elected sistchbi s f, w years; delig:ltfully situate at Wimi. bledon, in the Cdlietty" of Surrey; phinsed for the aceonuno 164 tints of st•tamily of tie first respectability; eccellent Offices of all dt•scripttotis Coaels-bouses, and Stabling for thirteen H ones , beautiful awils and Fleasure Grouods, laid out with great taste, es and Shrubs, capital Kneen Oat. ; and sundry 13:net...urinal t, and a t!rcent to tite ;'INe , the roost order, sod 'artlenTars on the Premises; at In; Light Bells, Putney Casde. Garter, eve bridge; `lr. a. übins, War v. iebestreet, • Estate turf he -nit A.IICTIOrr, Bristol, on 1 hanklay, , ,t'elo:lt at noon pece.., f ely, THE MANOR of HASEL. in the Ctikant, of SONIEASET., with sui able Farm-hotes and etithllngs, I and now trds of 1007 here', Ststut, Meavnre, of Ara'ale, M, adosv and Parttre Land, and about 70 Acres so tine Wood-Lind, all lying contiguous in the several parir,ea • I s:bewron, Mend.p, (motet' 7 % !arm), Übkl, BlagJon, and West I larptry. about 13 milts Irani Bristol, In from Barb, aid 7 frnmWells and I.l(e:cent theWood laads, and about 60 Acres of Land, w Welt are in band) ht to su:s stantial tenants.—The Vicarial Takes of Hasel Farm ire covered by an annual paym-nt of 20s. and the Lands In (n:-arty int) acres) are exempt from Ale payment of Gress *1 alias r and tls• Lands abound with Lead Ore and Lapis Celanrnaris. The toregnlng are parts of the property of the late John Map- ley, Esq. deceased. A Map of the Estate may he seen at the ogles of Messra. Brod.- rip, Melllar, and 15rodLn fp, or Wells, of w'totri any witet• pardelt.. Jars may he known.— F,,rmsr Chunk, of Irley., tvul. sh.,w ttse premise t.—Printed Parrieu:ars Ira ha I at in.... White Lion and !lush, in Bristol; the Widle Hart, With ; Ohl I.l , iwn Inn; Swah, Wells ; Auction Marr, London ; and titedstacg of ialc. t 14th I CAP[ CAL FitEEI.IOLI) E's tillitt)neHlßlL To be SOLD by AUCTION, by WILLIAM WYLEY, At the Phceoix Inn, la Market Drayton, tootle County of Sale", on Wednesday, the 30th deg of October incase, betitei n the hours of Tbrae and Six n'Clock in the Aftertioor, subject to such Conditions as will be then produced, avid in tt.e follows log or such other I.ltos s al htly be agreed upon at th e t i me o f Sale, unless the. whole is tu the meat; rime directed of by Pete • va e Contract, in which case due notice will be given, A. CAPITAL FREEHOLD .M.A.s,ws and tsTATE, called the I/11.1n ii:b3:e in the Pa-ish of Cheswardiae, with diver! Evans \k'ner Corn Mill, /l'o'ad- Lands and .Waters surrtsunnirg the same, end convening 1471 Acres. Also one-third part id the Ala var ratChrewerdine, which extends over upwards of 4.500 Awe. witiLestecked with Gam.` and In a fine sporting country, via. Lot I. One-third part of the Manor of Cheewaretine aforcsa:(l, and the entirety of the Man./on-I-loupe, e.ieb the Oface., walled ()eeries t Outbundir.r n Pleasure Ground, Inc. Alen sleeve! M.'s. suages, Farms, Tenements, Wl•ers. aod - Wond-leerlstontlnUtrlS to the same, toed now .02 hail' anal its the Nadir, of anormal Podmore. Johu stitinuall, Thomas !'.moot, hrirn NrotithA I, Joseph Harvey, l'eomae Jo.tes. and - obaw,caataitinig not 402 A. aft. 71'. or tnerelboure. 1 of u. A Messuage, with the Gut-bet:dings and Tinos Leeds, In the Village and Townsidp of Cennial, now In the ixeupetitin of John Arkinstall and Jahn Naggingtoe, yearly tenants, and on hand, contettling together 16ti.k. OR. 111'. or thnnobeirs. Lot 3. A Dwelliag House, Afalt.ltouse. Get.builniegt, a:4 Le cis, •ire Chipnal Monteith!, in the hinlieg of James 'themes. containing 35A. lk. 3I P. or thereabout*. and et st) a .reement for two years him Ladyedey, 1814, at tie yearly ten. of £6 ;. Lot 4. A Messuage, with the Ont.:ecildiegs and I , r -n, in Chinual, containing 196 A. eat. OP. or thareannuts, lurk! by tolepls Gibbs, under a Lease for 14 years from Lady-'ay, 181; at the nearly rent of £414. Also divers Plantations and Wen 'a no trend, with the Banky Piece, In the holding of Winraes Jr !L . . ye, a yearly tenant; containing top thee. 143 A: VC. 51'. or there-ill ut% Lot 5. A Messuage w Cbil ital aforeoaln, with rite ont.lionj. ings and Farni,ln the holding ut John epender ; alone Tenement and Garden held by Georg Barber, yearle tenant, and )Tanta. dons on hand, cants:Meg regether 5C9.L 3K, 271'. or thereabouts. Lot 6. A House, Buildings, and :stodg e In Oltenia afore-N.. 1, in the holding of Jonn Nagginton, a Yealily tenant, contsuahig gether 22A. Ilit. S3l'. or there:thews. I.?t 7. A Capital new.heilt In:assuage. veldt Out*toilLdlnisand I.andi, called Lipling Faro... Atop a Develbeg-Iteuse and Apo purtenances contiguous theretp, and new iii the holt:leg of /ohm Goodell aud his underoenant, containing together 214 A. OiL ftp. or thereabouts. 'llls Farm la on Lease for IS years 'runt Lade .day, 1312, at the yearly rent of £.lO, until Lily-day, !SUN from which time the rent will lie Inno. I.ot S. A Messuagl e with the Oto.kuiLitnne and divers Levis, in the holding of - Shaw, contain:tie ttenntiar I 34A. 3R. : in Lease with Lot 12, Sic. for six years from Ladyeday, I,i rg , the reserved rent for this part being £137 10s. Aso a Planta:tun on hand, containing 17 Perchee. Lot .9. 'two Houses and Gardens, with Out buildings and Lands, in the holdine of Edixsbeth Goodell, Thratias Swiegwood, awl on band, containing teget her 23A. OR. 23 le or therean.ims. Lot 10. House, Out•huildings, and Lands, containing trA. 411, 7P. or thereabouts, in the holding of Charles Palmer, under an agreement for seven y:ars from Lady-Jay, 1312, at the yearly rent of .Cl 6. 16s. Lot 11..1 Dwelling Helm; Garden, and Land, in the holding of Aaron Drgnall, a yearly tenant, with a entail Plantation ad joining, containing together SA. IP.. 31 P. or thereabouts. Lot 12. hour Pieces of Arable and Gras* :.and, sailed the Holley Meadow, Ox Leantw, Runtey hit-Adolf, and Brook Meadow, containing together 17A. 3R. 10P, part of Sbaln*/ Farm, and in Lease for six years from Lady.diy, lei; at the yearly rent of £22t 10s. Lo: 13. A Dwelling House and Carden, in the holding of Margaret Davis, with several Crofts of Land adjoining the same, held by Charles Palmer, yearly tenant, cotraitung together 3A. 2R. 291'. or thereabouts. Lot 14. Several Pieces of Meadow ar.d Pasture Land on the Lees, with an Osier Bed and Plantations on hand; also a Piece of Pasture land, in the holding of Elisabeth Goodall, conmining together 16. e. 2R. 25P. or thereabouts. Lot 15. A Blacksmith's Shop. Garden, and Crofts, at Chipttal, in the hold ng of Thomas Ste ale, containiagnogetber 2A. las 13P. or thereabouts. Lot 16. A Dwelling House, Garden and Lands, in Clepnal, held by James Wagg, containing together sit. 2R. 21'. or tloree about% 1.0. 17. Two Parcels of Arable Land on I.ieley Heath, held by John Spender, containing 12A. 3R. 9P. or thereabouts. Lot IS. Two Pieces of Arab', land on Lipley Heath afore , said, adjoining the Bishop's Woods, also bred by lan Spender, Containing 19A, 11. t. 24P. or enerealniets. Lot 19. A Messuage, with Oflt-beltdinp, Wirer Corn MIII, and Appurtenances, in the bolding of William J. Treys,. a yearly tenant; also a Summer House, Plantation, and )'col, on hand, the whole containing 40.1. IR. 331'. or thereabouts. These Estates are very improveable; part o f the m ea d ows are capable of being watered to great advantage. The Hill is distant frem Market Drayton four miles, and farm Newport and Eccleshan seven miles. Printed Particulars and ferthor information may be had of Me. Benbow, Solicitor, Lincoln's bin, London ; Thomas Dicken, Esq. Market Drayton, Salop ; and of Mr. Vickers, of Craemere, seat bridgnorth, with each of whom Maps of the Estate are left ---Te view the same, apply so Mr. William Span4elear. er Ra„,k ir 4 Davis, bodied Chose/at - dine aforesaid. • •11. Dead Letter Dfficei-as his written declaration on the back of it and planted with scat* Trees and Sh bore that he had no - hing to do with it. Mr. Barter, rather then den, walit-cl round, Green-bolute, &e have such a Petition neglected, very humanely paid tbv postaoe Meadow I.sticl,4ll lylog compact . , in of it, ansfruadt it so public as to occasion a Collectien; at lye whole upwarda of FiGy Arms, Out ir Kirk-doors, which produced Sixty-five Pswsds. ' : Immediate po.seseion may be bad. The Initalaitants beg Mr. Baiter will aecept'their Thanks fok To be viewed by Tickers; Partici. his interference and 2140 the charitable contribution to the Col- the Rose and Crown, Wimbledon; 1 ' : - .lection. ' and Talbot, Rieli:ruid; :"ar and (; ---.-7 -z-g. • ~.. -,-----, Clapham ;at Gateway's; aadeaf MI pUd s hkiSttr to a Decree in the rit t:ourt Or ' 0,43, 3 . 44 „,,., ; ~,,,ba h a 4A*, CisobliatY, mode is amapabor, 41/ etween AsNirrl -- "sw - itone gh Coldsmid and others, Plaintiff*, and lacili and others, De- ' - 'l•5 'ld . . rFEE fendants, whereby it was amongst other things referred to Mr. At the Exchange Cofil.s t !iouse, to Bri Stephen, one of the. Masten of the said Court, to take an account " _of November nett. at 12 O'ehr irtsi~e the Ro mouth,