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F ro m the uncommon great densagd for places for the -Man d t he World, Mr. Cooke will appear isS the Character of Sir Patinas Madycophant on Monday next. SIXTEENTH NIGHT•Sp i rpo. I ! di Auttortrf of the RI& aliAllaltsSats. rj'O.MORROW EVEN! , oveolier 3, w ill tc pre anted at SANS SOVef, Lttcesrci PLACF, Lucssrs An Entestahulleng enthely_lFw, called • • . 'MST VOTES. The Songs will some in the fpliovving fuceefq•a: PART 4= ('he Poet to his Pen, The CoMmittee, One, The Tot. The invilible Pig, Water Creffis, Dolly of the Dale. PART 14.—Theee Cheers, The Harmony of the Afthiftions. The Three Sifters, The Bolian Harp, loitering oaks, The Wing, The Barber's Shop. PART 111. The Wind and the Rain, The Yarn/into, The Devil Outwitted, The Unica of Love and Wine, A Hiftory d the War, MOST INTIM The wh ole is written and comport:d i and will be fpoken, ang, and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. Boxes 3s. Pit 3s. Gallery ss.—Doors to be opened at Seven, all to begin exactly at Eight. Books of the Songs to be fold at the Theatre. • . Places for the Boxes to be taken at Leleefter Place, where say be had all the Articles in Mr. Daniels Catalogue, and alto Prorials for the publication, by fobfeription, of his Pro feifional Life, with the Wordaed Six Hundred Songs,and with Sixty Plates from their fobjeds, in aqua tints. * The Ladles," "The Tweets of Lose,"" The Parachute," *The Tad," " The Sapling." " The Harmony of she.Affetv " One, "" The Devil Outwitted," " Water Ctelles," 'The Wind id the Rain," Three Chan*" and Dolly of the Dale," are publithed. Oe hionday will be publithed, N.The Poet tor, his P..: And a (Efferent Song on every 'Tfluaday and - Monday (hiring the Winter, as well from the New Entertabottent, as elskp front that Sony, eolopoCed of enging and ranitadon, which have hitherto remained unpubliihed. The above Entertainment wiltbe repeated Mondaya,Tbirf dmis.sed Saturdays. McAdoo will dole on the xi* of De umber. . . .Mr. Dims refpedtfpUy gives notice, that as t theintalleft probability oil ardng with hi s Stock fo rt opal. to to value, he is . to continue bands, and walkway to probate wevrelty foe she papal. dodo:thing his Pubßeitionsi bode asll9ArroviWriall flair eked - dim he Wads to gift 11.11b4211 a ale Country whir wirliblietil circular letter, with eters to that Whet . : g r Th ift : tas. Presolfes anti() be let er fold, poffeflion to be given at DANCING TAUGHX.is the molt elegem Style, at Mr. WILSON'. Affembly Rooms, Magee hurt, Minories. Mr. Wilton engages that Ladies and Gen. Semen end groat eadtvsniesice in being taught in private, with 'Unfelt and Family, who make a Set t ajaciaoiars' appoint meat, and at no greater • dads Mallets charge for public teaching.. l =e who retitle in the Country may board in the Houfe, and may be completed in all the ne weary parts of Dandng Ina %bort tbue. The Soled Aliembly esmosented no Whibbillky, the 6th tif ihisber, and will be eontilloesiettrf Weal May, co the fame Rules and Rcgulationb mOjkliget ism gnat fad halos for many years pail. Terms, a Guinea' for *tea Nighis.•—i cl encilig and Mu& begin, and Schools attended • - No. 0, Hayden-Num, Minutia& . • TWENTY-NINTH OF THIS MONTH THE STATE DO fTEIhY BEGINS DRAWING. • A T HODGES and ees. Offices, No. to. Or ford-dreet, and No. 44, BC.'Jamess'eltreet, Four not of the Sam friodpal Capital. PAIR., (is the,Lottert drown left Year, which confift d of the fame Igentbe; ocric.kets as ithe prefect Lottery) were fon, ibarod, and No. &MO . **owl No. zy-,wly; drawer Atiay, 20,000 i. No. 30,333, spool. and No. 28,51*, AM i3th day, 3Poil. Tickets end Stares in the freak Lottery . are on gaN.,.in prat striety, as shove. N. B. The Heft drawn Tiehtesdilefentleideb apnea_ SECOND LOTTgRir, doz. COINRILL, and No. 9, Casaino Clollio TII3H, with the 'molt fincere gratitude, re • turns Thanks to die Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the very diainguillted reference 'hewn to the above Offices in *date and former Lotteries, and foticitaa cOnsionarc of that favour, which it ever (hall be his Rudy to deferve. Tumors and SUAilt are felling in great variety on the &we term, al every other Mice of equal ova; and the extraordl. nary factors which Pnrshafcrs at the above Offiw have ripe• ncoccd, added to the ponaoslity obferved in the payziscot of all Prism are circnpflaaccs wcll. karma The SECOND Lottery cdfinfts of 12010 Tickets ;—total =mum if Prises 41111pook ; and begins Drawing the 29th of lam Month. I!•cre will be a TLIIRD Lottery, the instant the feeond la Sui. l :cd, which will confift. of 44,ec0 Tickcu ;--eotal amount of Prise syz,oool. Schemes, with Pardeedirs, gratis, and all bufinefs in the Public Funds tranfaded with oddity and &patch. SECOND ENGLISH STATE LefTTERY, fur z Sox, Begins Drawing the 29th of Nreember. THE Tickets are fad and divided into Halves, g E tunlirs , Eighths, sod Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURN ,and Co. Stockbrokers, at their State Lottery-011ice, Nn 93• under the Royal Exchange, London, and no wbcre aeon their account. The Scheme confitts of two prism of 25,0°01—three of Iprool.—three of spaol~and others from x,o9c.L down to t 21. to the Amount of aSS;cool. •.• Country Orders, accompanied with wort - dated Bills ea London, Pod-Office Orders, or Calk, in Pucci by Coach sir Carrier, pandtually attendee' to; and Correfpondents may depend on being treated ersdtly ut the fame Terms as if pot fsoally prefent. :ie : irawing, which will be concluded in eight days, will be I:aflame - led en the following Pisa: To commence on Monday the 29th of November; teemed day, Titurfehrethe 2d of De te,,,ber ; and every fueeceding Mostday and Tburfday till the 25d. The intermediate days will be appropriated to the pay ment of Prizes, and Pale of undrawn Ticket, and Shares. AN Shares fold as. this Office will be 'tamped agreeable to M of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it. • Ha: /tan and Cm's Lottery Ofece." PERKINEAN INSTITUTION. rrHE COMMITTEE, on the Ellahlifhmeni of the PERKINEAN INSTITUTION, (for the appliea don of the METALLIC TRACTORS, to the Difordcrs of the Poor.) appointed at the General Meeting, convened by Public Advertifement, at the Crown and Anchor, on the 16th of September left, having, at Cetera' adjourned Mcetings, rro pared the PLAN and REGULATIONS for that Philanthro- pic Eltablifhment, now offer them for Public Infpedion. For the Convenience of Applicanta, a printed Abltrad of the Proceedings of the Committee, with the Pion and Regulations, together with a. Lift of Subferibers, who have already come forward in Support of the Undertaking, may be had, gratis, at the following Places, where alto Perfons wilting to contribute will pleafe to leave their Subferiptions, via. Meffrs. Hammeriky and Co. Pall : Mrffrs Sanfom and Co. Lombard-ftreet ; and Mr. J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. A General Meeting of the Subfcribers, of which due Notice will be given, will be convened at an early period, for the Efedtion of Officers, and the final Organization of the Perkincan Inanition. By Order of the Committee, • • HENRY GRIMS cox, Chairman. W. sr. JOHN PATTERSON, Secretor/. p .o Tem. GLOUCESTER AND SOUTH WALES COACHES REMOVED. . . TORN HEATH, RICHARD WILLIAMS, and Co. irfpedfully inform the Public, that they have removed thee . OLD GLOUCESTER, HEREFORD, and SOUTH WALES COACHES from the Bolt in-Tun, Fleet- Meet, tn • the Buu. and MOOTS, BULL and hilourn-sTartrr, London, from which place they fet out every Afternoon, at Three o'Clock. Thefe Coaches go through Oxford, Chelten ham, Rofs, Monmouth, Abergavenny, Brecon, Carmarthen, Haverfordwcft, to Milford, from whence Paffengers and Parcels are conveyed by the Poft•Olßce Packets to Ireland. to I, on tie eh eel 0 th It Y 11 FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 12, 1804 , MORTGAGE. ------- ----- WANTED from 15,0001. to 20,0001. on Mart gage of an Old fettled nate, in the Ifland of Jamaica, with near sop feafoned Ncgroes, making annually from 300 to a= Raga:wads of Sup-, and capable of further Improvement. The Loan to be for Five Years; and the Intera at 61. per Cent. per Annum, (the Rate allowed by Law on Plantation Mortgages,) will be paid Half Yearly, and guaranteed by a Mercantile Hou a is Isendon. N. B. The Prepetty may be purchated at a fair Valuation, and Time will be given for the Payment et the Price by eafy Initaknents.--Addrefp to E. N. at Mars. Witherby's, Law Stationers, Birchin lane, London. FURNISHED HOUSE, • MARAZION, MOUNTS BAY, CORNWALL. TO BE LET, by the ,MONTH, from the ift of December next alining, A LARGE mad commodious HOUSE, corn .l—x• pletely FurnAlhed, with convenient O ffi ces, and Two walled Gardms. The Houk (Lands about so yards • from the Sea-fide, make St. Maul's Mount, of which it commands a fine View, u well as of the Bay and adjacent Country. The Fremifes, which arc in excellent Condhion, would be let 'on moderate "Thillig to a refpaftablc Fa.-nity, and alight prove a definable Refidence, patio arty to an Invalid, Kira don IN.log indonbtedly the wirmeft place in the Wand. Aippicatiolts to tumult to Mr. Nl.holas Thomas, Mansion, Coasirall. INTERESTING PRESENTS FOR YOUTH. PubtEhed by. W. J. and J. RICRAILDSOW. Royal Exchange. ' z. In Two Volumes, z zmo. 'THE P 113611 boards, r l i s4 2all tu l r i L bo letiory of 4:admpals, Birds, File:, and Weds; illultrated with Caen hundred Copper-plates, forming . the molt complete yet coneife Work on Natural Hiftory ever publithed. '.• -The Bridlls Cride, for March, zfloa, in (peaking of this , Work, deleribea It " as the ebeapeft Work over publifbed with fo many Plates," and chafes their account of Its merits by adding, " that, as a cheap and convenient Introdadt.ion to Natural Hif tory for Young People, it defsrves a very Itrong reconuuenda thin.° a. Price as. 6d. reeved, 35. bound in &eq. , or as. el .wantly bound, LORD CHESTERFIELD% ADVICE to his SON, on MEN and MANNERS ; in which the Principles of Volitenefs, and the Art of acquiring a Knowledge of the World, arc laid (Biwa in m eafy and Warns. 'Ammer ; and iliuftrat ed by Notes tram " Gaiiteo," a celebrated Italian Treadle on Politenefs and Delicacy of Manners. To which are added, Extradts from various Books, recommended by Lord Chelterfield; Lord Burghley's Ten Precepts to his Son; Dr. Franklin's Way to Wealth; and Pope's Unlverfal Prayer. 3. In One Volume, t 2nta. Price as. bound, MYTHOLOGY; or, A HISTORY of the FABULOUS DEITIES of the ANTIENTS. Deigned to facilitate the Rudy of Hiftory, Poetry, Painting, &c. By Mrs. MON MONT. This Mork was compofed by Mrs. Moaligny for the rfe of her own Pupils, from a convict ion that the education tram whisk this Rudy is excluded mutt be imperfea, while no Work on this fubjed was to be found from which the neceffa ry i n f o rmation could be had, that was not totally unfit to be ;laced in the hands of young perfons (particularly young La rdies) on account of the many indecencies they abound with, and will be found highly ufeful in all Seminaries for Young People. 4. In One Volume, ismo. Price 4s. bound, SELECT PASSAGES from VARIOUS AUTHORS; de. figned to form the Minds and Manners of You No Plumper., and at the time time to afford an agreeable MifccUany for thole of riper Years. " I recommend " The <auk of piety, and faired truth " And virtue, and thole keno which GOD ordain'd " Should belt A L (entre than, AD and promote them molt." 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ANY Perron will be liberally rewarded who (hall communicateto Potter, Son, Unthank and Fortier, A. tornies, in Norwich, fitisfaCiory evidence of the death of Joists COOK r, late of the part& of Seottow, in the County of No. fulk, or information which than lead to the difcovtry of him, if Ile be living. He was born in the year 5774, and in the Spring of the year 5794 entitled into the regiment called the Old huffs; (hurt ly aftrr which he was drafted into the 35th regiment of foot, and in the Autumn of that year was with the tick of the tail• mentioned regiment, in barracks, in Dublin, where he is fuir pofed to hive been left when the regiment embarked for the Welt Indies. ST. CROIX—DANISH WEST INDIES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Garraway's Coffee-houfe, London, in March next, (unlefs an acceptable offer (hall be fooner rinds). THE SUGAR PLANTATION, called BEESTON HILL, Situate one mile and a half from Bafs End, the Capital of the IflAnd ; with about Ninety-three Negroes of all defcriptions, a good Stock of Cattle, and every other requifite for the ad vantageous occupation f the Eflate, which co Milts of about 150 Acres of excellent Land, in Sugar and Provifion Grounds, a very (mall portion but what Is valnable in its kind. An excel lent Dwelling-houfe, in one of the pleafanteft and moft healthy fituations in the Welt-Indies; Windmill, Boiling Houle, with I two Sets of COppers, Curing-houfe, Molaffes Receiver, Ruin Cellar, two Stills, three-ftall Stable, Coach-lioufe, and other detached Offices. The whole in good repair. The purchafer to have poff:filon on the aft of Auguft, 1803. The purchafe money to be paid in each or fatisfattory bills, to per cent. at the time of fale ; to per cent. at the time of delivering poffeffion; and.the remainder by four yearly inftalnunts, with fecurity for plyment in London, with intereft at 6 per cent. • • Further particulars may be had by enquiring upon the Pea. mires; of Mr. Vanderrnerfch, Mukovy-court, Tower-hill; or Mr. Peafam. Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-Rust. NEAR THE CITY OF CHESTER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on Thurfday, November 18, in Four Lots, at One o'Clock, THE LIFE HOLD INTEREST of a Healthy Gentleman, aged Twenty-nine Years, in lie very capital, valuable, and improvcable Freehold Eftates, comprifing Thre? diftina Manors, in the County of Chefter, let at old and very low Rents, amounting to 23781.95. id. but of the eftimated Value of upwards of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, viz. the Manor of Chriitleton and Townihip of Rowton, within a Mile and a Half of the City of Chefter, containing a good Farm-houfe, fuitable Out-houfes, Cottages, &c. and ssc Acres ' of Arable, Meadow, Pafturc, and Wood-land, let at low Rents I (t h e Chief Rent, included) of 11431. 9s. td. The Manor of Huntington, fituate within Seven Miles of Chefter, compnling good Farm-houfe. Out-honks, and 677 Acres of excellent rich Land, let at low Rents, amounting to 9131 Gs. The Manor of Srighton, fitulte within Two Miles of the City of Chefter, confifting of feveral good Farm-hoafes. Out-houfes, &c. and 221 Acres of rich Land, let at low annual Rents of 19 tl. las. 7d. Alfo a Meffuage, with [nimble Out-buildings, called Tatten hall, and 143 Acres of Land, let to a Tenant at will, at the low annual Rent of 1301. The whole of thefe valuable Eftates are held, with other Eftates, In truft, for a Term which will nearly exceed Six Years, and will then become the abfoluteProperty in Poireigon of the Purebafer, during the Life of the laid Healthy Gentleman, aged. 29 years, Printed Particulars may be now had of James Jones, Efq. Dover-ftreet; Mr. Wilkinfon, Red Lion-fquare; and Mr. Powell, Solicitor, Abergavainy ; of the Printers of the Chefter, Liverpool, Manehefter, and Nottingham Papers; Rainbow, Corn- hill; and in Pall-Mall. FOR THE GOOD OF THE PUBLIC. WHEN an individualhas experienced any parti cular mark of kindnefs, in which his welfare and happi nefs have been confideribly promoted, nothing is more natural than to feek out the perfon by whom we hate been ferved, for the purpofe of exprelling our grateful fenfe of the favour bellowed. Bu tin cafes of health,where we have been recovered from the lift deplorable Rage of debilitated nature, and reftored to the full en joyment of all the various bleflings of 114:, we are forcibly called on by every confideration, to acknowledge it in the moftpiiblic man ner. Wo owe this equally to our own feelings, which mull be fenfibly awakened on the occafion to the &ill and talents of the Donor, which merit every encomium, and to the public at large, in order that thole who may Rand in need of fimilar be- • iefits, may know *here to receive them. Having made there general obfervations, I shall proceed to Rate the particular cafe that has occafioned them, and to lay before the public the falu -1 tary Jens that I have experienced under the greatelt afflictions that can poffibly befal us. I was born and educated at Win chefter, and at feventeen years of age went to the Univerlity at Oxford. Prior to my leaving Wincheftex, and more particular. ly at College, I was reduced to the molt grievous Rate, by the horrid and unnatural pradlices, too lucid.. of to youth, and which are not more baneful to oar health, than finful in the eye of Gun. I 1 wasat firft afflicted with a dimnefs of fight, a weaknefs in my, loins, and a depreffion of fpirits. In this fituation I applied to Baron Wenfel, the famous oculift, who informed melt proceeded fronthe optic nerves. 1 for fome time followed his advice, till one day returning from Shooting, I was feized with a numbnefs in my limbs to fuch a degree, as to lead me to conclude that I bould entirely lofe the ufe of them. This induced me to put onyfelf under the hands of Dr. \ ' of Oxford ; but neither his aid, nor the waters at Bath, whi t pl ace I vi fi ied, afforded me the leaft relief; my fpirits at leng .vere fo ferioufly tiepre ff ed with violent palpitations of the heat and my llefh fo mach de eayed, that I became a mere ikeleton. bferving, however, in the Bath papers a publication by Dr. Brodum, intituled, " AGuide to Old Age," dedicated to his Majefty, I was induced to perufe the fame, when I fortunately dikovereal the complaint I bad fa long laboured under. 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