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~~ 4 -- . 7 .gar7T7 upsuPWIMINI• THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I.alt Night of Aigting till the Holidays. TOMORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 23, will be reviv.4 Mr. Addifon's Tragedy of CATO. Cato, Mr. COOKE ; Marcus, Mr. H. JOHNS rON; Poctius, Mr.SIDDONS syphax, Mr. MURRAY ; Tuba, Mr.BRUNTON; Sempronius, Mr. CORY; Mlfs MARRIOT ; Marcia, Mrs. LTTCHFIELD. To which will be hdde3. the New Melo Drain, in Two Adts. called A TALE OF MYSTERT. This Evening—The Man of the World; with A Tale if MyllerY• On Monday will be produced an entire New Pantominse, called harlequin's Habeas, or the Hall of Speares, which has teen in preparation the whole of the Sumnxr, and in reharfal ever fusee the commencement of the feafon, previous to which will beaded the Tragedy of Jane Shore. The New Open of Family Q u arrels was bonouredlaft night w i t h the higheit applanfrt eet all yarse of an overflowing Theatre. On =must of Mr. BrahA and Signora ikoneia en t rapment at Bath, it cannot hemmed slily Teefday the ok of January: the fissaliding *MB wilLbt on Shispgai 3th, TbuditY taikk; lad estlintal tin SlifiraPirf• „„. E4sr4itio4 MOOS, Nineintier 10, dos. rrHE COURT If DIRECT9RS thet .z• UNITED . COMPANY' of MERCHANTS e EN:G. LAND,trafitsztotbe EAST INDIES, do hereby:kw typeicto That a taarterly Goers! Ceparte tk fail Company "rill beheld at flair Hop be Leaisairaltyrtet, es Wahrfelay the lid of Deem kr next, at &yea ecl•cii is the fereama,fer the purple of deelariaz a divideselfreas Mitifinerser laji is Cbriffittas mat. WILLIAa RAMSAY', Secretary. NEW MUSIC. • jail pablifbed, by G. THOMSON. York Phee, Edinbirala and by T. PRtSTON, 91. Strand, London, Enklifild with &Strait Rarrevier gibe &Mee: Return, The sth and 6th Boots , - or Yolarne M. cnntaining rIFTY SELECT SCOTTISH SONGS; wi.h an INTRODUCTION, an ACCOLVANIMENT, and a CONCLUSION to each Song. for the PIANO FORTE, compoftd by HA rD THE POETRY CHIEFLY /3.Y BURNS. - - - - In this Publication, it ha been the ebje& of the Editor to culled all the fine Seoul& Melodies in their pureft form ; to unite them with chareeteriftic Poetry, delicate Aecotnpani meats, and intreduetory and concluding Symphonies, by Com puters of the hletett ; and thus to render the Work in tertfiing to the Singer, the Piano Forte Player, and every Per fon of tafte. The POETRY comprifes not only all the good old Songs, but a matt valuable Collation of new ones, by different au thors, and particularly upwards of ONE HUNDRED by BORNS, the molt of which were written for this, Work, and menet elfewhere be fet to M .fic. Englith Veda alto, felted to the Airs, are given in addition to the Seottilk Verfes: Qf the SYMPHON I F.Satid the ACCOMPANIMENTS, it failicient to lay. that they arc the compofition of PLEML, KOZELUCH, and lidlrDN. who have alto arranged many of th; Airs for Tios Pikes, without changing a note of the Me lodies. Each Book of Twenty-five Soar is roe- 64-: and earl Vo lume of Fifty Songs, with an elegant Engraving praised to it, a Guinea, The Violin and Violincello puts, when wanted, are fokl feparately at 3s. each per Volume. The Pith er concluding Volume of this Work is in forward ' ode, sod will be produced neat year. ••• Lowly publithed as above, TWELVE GRAND SO NATAS with. Rondos on Surd& Suhieds, for the Piano Forte, ate. by PLErIL and lOZELUCIL—Any other pub lication of this kind bearing the name of either Ceingefer, is wholly flowiess. rASHIONA.MDANCTIMby—r. N, privately Taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never lcarot this accompliihment, or not en the im proved modern ftyla, at No. ry, Sherrard-Wriat, Cks/den-fltare , and No. ro, Great Goodrnan'aields.—They. are Taught 00 a paws pattlielsrly calculated for thole to whorls it is an aided to aware it opeditioully, privately, and in the erft kit dfalidots, Foretwers, Olken, end Country Relidenta, who may wi't to learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately) in the Imre, and receive conikant inftradion. The Se Weekly Affentblies are every Monday, the Band conducted by Mr. Taylor ; none but Subferibas admitted, nnne but people of re*ft.- bitty can fuliferiba; refpodable Schools sad Pant:lks, if ant &fast keen took =rawly at tends:ton the nimbi candid's% and imarvasi illrevirt defog respdfde d modern Dancing. PATENT HAIR SPRING, OSS refpeftfully inrprais the Public, that after mob ationion and expeiwe, he has invented and hrooght la complete a SPRING for the HAIR. The or its couftrudiom is to enable Gentlemen, with out the aftitance of &Servant or a Hair-nab', to exchange a Mob& for a fall Head drefs. The Spring is fo applied to a Zthat it may be fattened to or loofened bon the natural :r a Peruque in a 'lngle moment, without the Falai:Sty of its inadvertently falling off. It is peculiarly adapted for Gen. denten who ride, hunt, Uot, and take fuck exercife as difcom pofes the Hair, and will be found an excellent expedient for Mi litary sad haul Oaken& As its utility will excite an univ-rfal lansed, and e thereby facile imitation, ROSS has procured a PATENT irk; aid as the man of that utility cannot be deferibed, he invitee the Public to examine the invention at bb Wareboufe for Onotnattal Hair in all its various Salons, at No. 119, 2118•1110ATI•STRIST, within three doors of the London Then!. GENIIIINE CALCINED MAGNESIA. Prepared ere Themes and William Henry, Chemitts, Sing- Brett, Manchefter, is fold wbolefale and retail by them, and by J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail by Bayley and Blew, is Cockfpar-ltreet, and J. jebeole; Piccadilly, in bat dot at an. dd. or with graund ttoppers at 4s. Stamp in etcdad ; and by m Agent In principal towns. With each bottle. which is figned by T. and titr. Henry, are given ample Diredittess for us of& ALCINED MAGNESIA is Isiedir beneficial C in all difeafes of the ftortrich and brave*, attended with aridity; and gives bnalediale relief in , &sheet-burn. The 'gets of intemperance in eating or drinking are greatly relieved by it; and it affords one of the mildelbsed molt pleafant aperi eat% efpecially to perfoos who, from a 111111setary life, or other mt., are under the habitual necemty of having recourfe to kit atsirpe. To perfuns of a bilious habit, It may be recom mended with peculiar proprim - ; ;mid its virtues have been of teftlficd in the difeafes of warm climates. ' Mott of Ole complaints of children, in early infancy, and even at more adVanced periods, are attended With acidity; and in inch cafes, the Calcined Magmas has a great advantage over other abfot%. bents; via. that it both neutralizes the acid in the alimentary canal, and carries it off, by *ding as an bon yet gentle Pertain. Tbe foperionl/ of the calcined over the common Mauds Alba, oonfilts in its operating in les than half the dof ; mid In minding addil, without inereafing,liko the common or tun calcined magnet - la, that flatulency which is generally trouble fame to miens of weak digeltion. lo eunteinenee of confiderable improvements which they have lately made In thy. manufaeture of Calcined Msgnefia, Mars. T. and W. Henri are enabled to offer to the Pobßc their peupontion of this medicine, which has alenna imits /moored with the approbation of Come of the Ara 'and Pbylleisns of the age, with inavafed confidence in its ifer period The Calcined prepared by them, stAB be foun porky. d to be perfcetly delpl of air, fret from tone. find!, Of other &agreeable poopotty ; and withoot ronghnefs or "Winds to the touch or the iaMe. This fupctiority over all ether Ifeeiuntios of the ki4 has been attained at a greater *t-eadir.widyffilht Ihnirte4by aradttigalliAtiOtiv - -• . • ~: . . . •. .. . . , • - . ..••• . ; ' ....' . 1"s '''''''‘l'N---' • ' . ... " - ' -it . 4, . . • , . ~ 4" St t • o :4 1 '.,... . I*r‘ ) t I . t •. 1 . ' NFI ; .. . • I. 011' • I - , •% > .t N \ N.. / 4t & ) . ... . . • '. 4 7 ts,-...: ''' ..... o.' . • 11 • . - • _ . . . - Lately publited, in Three Volumes, price Jos. 6d. in boards, BELM OUR. A NOVEL. Printed for J. rohnlon, in St. Paul's Chureh-yard. . By whom will toe ality be pubefhed, Lacs efAifs Riverfdalr--A Novel, in Three Volumes. • _ . • SWINBiIRNE ON WILLS. Meffra.W. e and Sons, ef Iftreet, Lincoln ' :lnn, tit& ' - Portugal . • ' have now the pleafure of Informing the Profelion, that they have at length completed the following truly valuable Work. This day was publifhed, In three Volumes, Svo, Price 11. 7s. in boards, . i ATREATISE OF TESTAMENTS AND LAST WILLS ; in Seven Pats: z. What a Teftament and !aft Will is. 2. What Perfons may make a Teßament. 3. Defcribing what Things may be difpofed of by Will. 4. In whit Manner 'Testaments and Lan Wills are to be made. S. What Perfon may be Executor, or is clpabk of a Legacy. 6. The Office of an Executor. 7. Shewmg by what Meant Wills become Void. By HENRY SWINBURNE, Sometime Judge of the Prerogative Court of York. The Seventh Edition ; with the valuable Annotation: Mut. trative of the Sulkiest to the prefeut time. By the late Joan pixel( Po WELL, Efq. Barrifter at Law, Author of The Law of Mortgages, & c. Prepared for the Prefs, by James Wake, E'q. Bailiff:cc at Law. , Of whom may be had,inft publiihed, In 6 Vols. Bvo. price 3131. - in boards, 1 POWELL's Original PRZCEDENTS in CONVICTANCINO. , _ "Dt" MOR ; TOAGBS. • FEMALE ATTRACTION. A WNTED, zo,oool. and 60001. on an unde. AT a time when Beauty cotatitetes the molt niable Security of Freehold and Leaf:bald Elbitel in -i- .a• prominent feature in the Bri tlia Court, which has ob- London and Middlefez. The Intereit will be paid regularly tained univerfal admiration, every exertion Ihoul I certainly be ' every half year, at a Banking Houle in London. made to preftive that eftimation which has been 10 ji.ftly at- For further particulars enquire of Merrs.Thoatas and Sons, (mired, and, if polßble, to add an additionall brilliancy to it. Solicitors, Fen-court, Fenchurch-itreet,London. This fplrit of emulation produced the Receipt of ALFRED'S ROYAL COMPOSITION, cbefore .only ufed by the late IT FOUNTAIN INN, PORTEMOFH. Queen of France). The qualities and virtues of this i .leitima• SFIELD iNG returns her molt grateful Thanks bk. Compafition have already ells l: its reputation ;it is • to her numerous Friends and the Public in general, for therefore only necerary t , mention than' effevibially eradicates the many Favours conferred on her late Hufband, and Mg' to all fupereuous Hairs, without hternithlng the Skin, which It inform them the means to Continue the Wind's, to patronize • fo‘tens, and renders more delicate and clear. which, the folicits the Favour of the' obility, Gentry, Gentle. Sold in Packets at ss. 6d. and 3s. each, wholerale, by the men Travellers, and her Friends in general, which will be he r Pro p rietor, 4t. Frith-ftreet, Soho; and by Vino , Bath ; But ftcdy to merit. gin, Briltol; Gregfons, 1 .iverriol ; Smith, Fdinburgh I Ed- N. B. A Coach to and from London every Day..-Neat Pat dowel, Shrewibury; Dancer, York ; Coll,ns, Saiiibury; Binns Claire. Leeds; Hall, Worceiler; and Jones, Oxford. _ .. All Perfons who have any claims on the above, are dewed to deliver them, and thofe who are indebted, are requeltcd to ditch/ate than. DR. NOR R IS's APOLOGY and final Ad drefe to the Public; with an Aifortmciat of Cafes, feledcd from a long catalogue of Cures, performed fatly by his cele brated Drops, may be had gratis, at his hoefe, 29, Lower Brook-ftreet,Grofvenoaquare , Thole who are unacquainted with the incomparable virtues of this Medicine, are I'i:ritually requefted to perufe the abuve.Pamphlet,whieb van the aced% entious refute of a long, falubts, and fcceefind pradice.—Ex perinea, the only teft of truth, has eitablillad for more than half a century the fupaior excellence of acre Drops in the cure of every fpeties of Fevers; but efpecially in that molt deltrue five of the putrid kind, called the Yellow Fever, fo fatal in hot climates; elf.) in Allots.% difordert of the fiontach and hoe*, (curvy, impurities of the blood, colds, inveterate coughs, then matifms, gouty propenlions, Etc. In the decay and dikomforts of advanced life, they (land unrivalled in their cordial and vivi. fying effeds.--The family bottle, 225. is only to be bad at the Dodor's bode, where all orders for exportation are executed. Smaller fixes are fold wholefale and retail by Phonic and Co No. iso, Ozford.ftreet; and retail, by all Vendersof Medieir- Ina WHITE HAMS have ever been eilettned a perfonal beauty in both Sexes, and in fome parts of Europe are effential to Perfons of Rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Walking Cakes, rah the Peculiar property of girth's the moft exquifite delicacy of texture, and inconceie. able fairnefa to the Hands which are conftantly wagged with this Soap only; and theft...eines are not produced too fuddady, at if by pain, but gradually, by corredling all the imperfeelio..e of the Skin; an 1, when once prothseed, which they are certain to be by perfeverance, they are permanent. Even in cafes where the Dein has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardnefs and coarfenefs are effeeltully, in/81114y, and per manently removed, and futteeded by foloothnefe, Limes, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other means whatever. Td people of falltion, and others who have not injured the texture of their !kin, the furrior excel • of the BANDANA SOAP will be evident after the Grit time of ufing it. . Sold, by appointment, price only mach mkt, by Cochtlis No. 229, &land, fcventh honk from Temple he Mr. Dntr nett, N 0.3, Cheapfide; Mr. Green, No, 13a. 011ford-ftreet ; Mr. Newton, No. tab, eerier of Great Rad-Brew Mr. Golding. No. 4a , Gatde and Lea, New Dangerfield's Library, Berkley. fquart ; IJr gheppord. Book. feller, BMW ; Mr. Brown, Geofge-Itreet. Bath i Mill Gi'vr fon. Duke-ftreet, Liverpool; Mr. Ward, Love-gate, Hull and by all refpeabable Perfithere, att. SARACEN'S' HEAD . 1N 4NOW-HILL./01/0 ' CONVEI6II2I4CE, SAFETY, AND EXIMDMON, MIL TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW- HILL, BY THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES: • UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLINIF BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COAC through Chippenharti, Caine , and Marlboro' every Ahern a I arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn; Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas- ft rest, Erato!, next Morning—lna '. fide 11. is.—Oui 123.—Parcels 6d. carriage.—Paffengers fort %., warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, Bcc. iiii Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stop; and Litehfieli New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five BARR', New and Beautiful Edition of BUFFO:4I's o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crofs-ftreet, Liverpool. Guard NATURAL HISTORY, Complete. ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach,with a Guard Setsout Ti do day was pnblifhed, No. T. (elegantly printed in Odtave, on every afternoon ' and reaches Birmingham next day at noon fuperfine paper, and embelliChed with a complete let of beau- Pages by Oxford, Shipitone, and Enften, to the-Saracen's t'fal Copper-plates), price One Shilling, (to be regularly eon- Head, Bull-ftreet, Birmingham. tinued every week) of Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fits otti BUF.FON' a NATURAL HISTORY. Contain- every morning at eight o'clock—carries four inlides only, and l og a Theory o f t h e Earth, a G enera l Hift ar y a Man, o f goes remarkably mfy--palfes through Stamford, Newark; Ref the Brute Creation, and of Vegetables, Minerals, Ste. Teif. ford, Doncafter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds hied front the French, and interfperfed with Notes . nett day at noon. Notwithflanding the uncommon e xpedition By J. S. BARR, Efq. of this Coach, it is allowed to be the moft agreeable and cam. Thewhole of this beautiful Edition of Buffon being juft plete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled printed off, in the belt manner, in 63 Numbers, mice as. each, in accommodation or conveyance by any other. , may be had, at the option of the purehafe: s, by one or men et ' Kendal, Lancafter, Prefton, Kirby Loofdale, Bcnikel a time, or in Tett Volumes, bound in calf and lettered , price Charley, Ormikirk, and Gat-Rang Pult Coaches, every aftes 41. 3 5 . or in boards, price only 31.8 x. . noon, at 'five o'clock—Guarded. To which is added, by way of a complete Supplerielft, - Louth, Spilflay,Horneaftk, Bolton, Spalding, Peterborough , :ASIATURAL HISTORY of BIRDS, REPTILE.% rigH, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, lets off Monday, Wednefdae and INSECTS. . , and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach frda ;'This very valuable addition to Buffett being juft finifimi Splay with a Guard. off in the Printer's belt manner, in only 31 Ntunbon, may he York, Neweaftle, and Edinburgh Poft Coach, the liita had by one or more eta time, price is. each, or in Five Vol', Netfon, performed with a Guard throughout, fete out every bound in calf and lettered, price 21. is. or in board!, price only morning at feven o'clock, by way of Newark, Reeford, Tad• al. i 3s. 6d. cafterMarlington,Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth i and Beta The whole of thh4sluable Work, forming,befond cowed. wick. Paffengers finding themfeires fatigued from t he length fon, the molt complete and elegant NATI/ ita L Hisrokr in the of the journey may reft what time they pirate, and then proceed Englith, or any other language, beautifully printed, and making on w.thout any additional fare. The Proprietor at Ycrk rues Fifteen Volumes, in Odtavo, which contain near 5000 pages of Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, arid other plates. beautiful letter-prefs, befichts the elegant and numerous fat of Carlifle and Penrith Putt-Coach, goes with four Hades original Copper - plates , taken from life. and a Guard all the way—paffes through t rough, Appleby, London : Printed from the Trannation of Mr. Barr, for the' Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boruughbringe. Wether. Proprietor ; and fold by H. D. Symonds, No. so , Paternofter- ) by, Aberford, Doncalter, and Grantham, (the neanelt way by it row, and may be had of all- Bookkilers and Newlin= in Town miles)--fete out every Morning and performs the journey with and Country, on the above Terms. the greateft facility. Paffengers detained on the rood by bullneill TO THE PUBLIC. or pleafure, hose the peculiar advantage of their (eau being le. The advantages *siring from the entertaining Rudy of NA - , cured in the next Coach, (with only fix Coachmen.) TURAL HISTORY are too generally felt and acknowledged 1 Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weajnoutb,Dona to need enlargement In favour of a Work calculated to affilt that chefter, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, every Miening at half enlightening purfuit ;it may therefore be fuglcient to remark, paft Three, with a Guard: through Ho:0ton Axminfter, that the general outline of the prefent defign is to give averred Bridport, Blandford, Ba fi ng ft oko, and Bagiota.-Carries definiptioh of, and theory of the Earth, the Hillary of Man, four Infidels at only 21.2 L each. and of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Minerals, and of the • Hertford, Ware, Hoddddon, and Chelkunt Coach, entry various Birds, Fifh, Reptiles. and Weals, which adorn and.. Morning. ' mated Nature • together with a clear Lnda& amount of their Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn. ' habits, eultom;, and qualities, on the itirhorides of ing at Saga.. Guarded. I Buffon Leuwenhoek Ray Hunter fillers', Benfoo, and Henley New Pon-Coach, with 4 i • !Geoffry Swammerdana Derision Lettfome Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock. l ' johnfon Spellimgan De la Pluche Edwards Manchefter, Wilnaillw, Con gleton, Newattle, Waifs% mid : Malphie Rheaumur Golan • Pennant Wolverhampton Paft Coach, every afternoon. Guarded. Marald Willoughby Mauro and lihrewfbury; Wellington, and Shiffnal Poft Coach, the Royal ' Other eminent Naturalifts ; the traufsaions of the various . Cbarlotte,.entricvening,at five o'clock, to the Raven and &V Philofophical Societies in Europe, and the molt refpeEtable and Unicorn Inn,Shrewfbury. Guarded. Travellers and Voyagers. Every attention has been paid to ; Southampton, Winchcfter, Arlesiord, Alton Coach, every ,render this Work as complete and carrel as pollible. which the Tranflator and Editor has mate particulary undertaken, at the dare of many of the Nobility and Gentry di this Kiev dom. as no complete hiftory of the kind has hitherto been publifhed. N. B. To prevent miltakes and the obtruhon of former and 'inferior works on the fubjedt, the Public are requefted to afk for, or order, BARR's New and Beautiful Edition of BUY ' FON's NATURAL HISTORY ; winch is executed in a de- Aree of very fuperlor excellence. H. D.Si no mos has on Sales cheap Edition of the above, which maybe bid, eceriptete, in is Vol.. ISM. price 31. ass Is. hawk morning. - Hull, Northcave,Howden, Thorn and Donoafter Poft. cowl, every morning, at fever o'clock to the Bull and Sun Inn. Myton-Gate, Hull. Woodford, Wanitcad, and Laytonftone Coach,at s o'Clock every Evening (except Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Morning Tottettliam and Edmonton Coach daily at half pait Ten, half paft Twos, halfpait Four, and half pat Seven o'Clock. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. rcfpeafhily acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Fierce or Luggage, Ste. of more than Five Pounds value, if loft or da. rayed, nuleftfpectied at the time of delivery, and tall i for kil corduigly, at the Saracea's•imilas. Saint-NU, . .-... .. _ 1 TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAS I' INDIA STOCK. LADIIS AND GENTLEMEN, HAVING fome Months five announced the Intention of offering myfdf a Candidate for the Eat In dia Dire:lion, whenever & Vasa , / might take place, 'that Event having recently occurred by the death of your late re fpeCtable Diredor Mr. Hunter, I perfume to renew my folici 'scion for the Honour of your Support and Interelk on thgDay of Election, which mutt foon follow. Should I be fo fortunate as to fucceed in my wifhes, I can with fincerity afore you, that my utmolt endeavours (hall be diligently and faithfully exerted, for the Interefts of the Com pany, in the duties of that nation to which I afpire. I have the Honour to be, with refpea, Your obedient humble Servant, No. a, Upper Gower-ftreet, JAMES MONRO. December so, am. NOTICE is hereby give!!, that the Copartner off JOHN TROTT and JOHN TROTT MILLS, of Bridgwater, in she County of Somerfet, Sail and Rope makers, is this Day by mutual Content diffoived ; and all Per fens Indebted to the Paid Copartnerfhip are requefted to pay to and fettle with John Trott, of Bridgwater aforefaid: Gives under oar Hands this s7th Day of December in the Tear of Ivor Lest dm. TROT T. JOHN TROTT MILLS* 'THE Public are refpeafbily iiifonned, that s tile J. following is the SCHEME of the STATE LOTTELY for April nest :-.- SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. 4 of L. zopzo is 3 . tops° 3 5000 .... 3 3,000 ...P 3 0 io zs,soo --- r 5,668 Prises 3r,391 Blanks 2,000 iOO 5 0 20 "mo Total Valne. L.Bocoo 3 0,000 x. 5.000 30 00 aptio 3,000 ssopoo 44,000 Tickets 4.39 2 Begins Drawing ads April, x So 3. SWIFT and Co.'s State Lottery Office, POULTRY. ESTATES NEAR LIeHFIELD. TO be SOLD by AUCTION—By WILLIAM HARRIS, At the Georgeinn, lathe City of:Lichfield, on Wednefdey the 29th day of necensber, i Boa, at Four o'Cletelt in the After noon,lo Lots,and fubjeft toCasidi ions to IsethenprOduced, SEVERAL valuable Freehold, Lgafehold, and Copyheld ESTATES, in high Cultidlision,in the County of Staff9td, and County of the City of Lk:glad, comprifing a modern-built Houle, fit for the immediate refidenct of a Gen- ; tieman's Family, fltuatc at Maple Hays,en a pleating eminence, sad commanding an extesflre View of a very rich Century, a Lawn In limit of about 21 Acres, bitted on the South and Eat with a beautiful river-like Sheet of Water, well ftoeked with Plfh, a large Garden walled and planted with the cholceit Fruit Trees, now in fan bearing; Pleafare Grounds, Barns, Stables, Coma-hook, and other °Sees attached and detached, with ftverelPieces of Amble, Meadow, and PAWS Land, and eon- • tithing in the Whole about 96 Acres. The Hoare confifts of a Hall, Dining-NAN. ei Peet 9 Inches by IS Feet 3 Indies, Drawhirrecen, Breakft*Pariour, excel km Mace. limbo's Poor, Etc. oa the Ground Floor, five Chambers on the reused Moor, ancr6 Attica Alfo, a camped Meffuege, whit tans, Stables, andother Out-buildings, and about [l4 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and afture Land, and two (mall Tenements for Ltbourers Situate at Hill Top. The have Mites are contiguous, within a ring Few, and fituate.iu the faid County - of Seam* except about three Ac re. , _ part oi a Meadow, which lie ia the County of the City of /- 11 1 Vel d feveral Pieces of Meadow and Paiture Land, lying within the Countrof the Chy of Lichfield aferefaid, contain- Ing in the vitt* about Acres. A perfoswat.Mapie flays.will Stew the Prernifes. Printed Paraculars may be had at the. Gray's Inn Coffee ihoufe, Loader. at me, Gismo Mee, Birmingham; Mr. Mergan, Salford; ebe principal Inns In the notabionring ..- i ' ; , 4 », I Si • EAST INDIA MUSA, Nmember 24, 1802. 'THE COURT of DIRECTORS qf tbe UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS .f ENG. LAND, media: t. the EAST INDIES, a &nig give notice, That they are ready to receive pWd,, is writhe', at amy time we or hews Friday the 3111 e Deram nest .frismeirj fertfam whir may he sedlistr to build Ship; I facet 800 ram iielk" it kkt freight for t faid s levies for more motels the ?clam. Compxy . with tie worth " Ship Tessier, am tie oever,„to Jar k- weevily feeler itt, ail le with the Secretary, at ar Itt y oz d twelve o'clock at aeon, ea Friday the fail 31/ December knot, which hew Ali any fader will k revived. IVILLjAM 4 T, Sakitify. bra t r ertiasters oftie firimiiteliismesimme eta fesetliege b • 49wArssfal,frow !IN sob sr . the CharterPmr, ' an miliste, term em emome • m whir& theft,* are to I t tendered mai estortdadl is the Company's fervid, agh irmA erferwmilpo which the jiWits are to he (milt, meg kepi, i e v t cation So Mr. lJ a ws:C7gess, Clerk to the Committee of L on or after %tide, the 30th . _ EAST-INDIA Housr, Drowsier 2 1 1 18 0%. rrPIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the WNIUD COMPAN e MERCHANTS e ENG-. LAND &a ft to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give N.tier, That the Court will not heron oecufion to reenive Tenders of Ship e 350 Tofu and upwards for owe gorge, on the 29th Who'd. es ',enticed in the Court's Ainertlentent of the 104 irfleat r and that thefam public notice is confirm* withdrs-un. WILL IA M R A IrIS Ar, Secretary. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LAMS and GENTLZMiN, , TFEEL it incumbent on me, upon the firil in timation I have received of the deceafe of my refpeetable Friend, Mr. Hunter, to addrefs you on the fuhjeet of my in tentions, which Are ast to offer myklifor the immediate va• camp In the Eaft- India Diredion, ist •or tts next, triviomer it may oosairoithir ky reffiaties, or *demi . My motives for this determination ( which lam happy to ay have been fan toned by my particular Friends), are &andel *pan, hods costsders. , dons as will, I alga, most your approbation. ' The generous and Ready patronage of my Friends in the Pmprktory, which lam d gratefully to acknowledge, has havarbdsly and under all sitcnmltanees attached to me, I hope I Bari Rill be honoured *kV: ind that it will at la& lead me to the attainment of my objet!, and enable me to devote a further pontos of my life to that Cervice which has already occupied the belt lan of it. 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