Star. — London, England, 1802-11-27 00:00:00

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W o lnefday, (tor the ).alt time this fcafoi) the Cabinet; with Love A4a-Mode. This day was pubrimed, Prite Two Shillings, ATALE of MYSTERY; a MELO-DRAT4C, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden. By THOMAS HOLCROPT. Psbliflied by Ricumia Pott.uva, 71, St. Paul's Church-yard. 1 0 d ie pub, and on the 27th of November will be puhliShed In Six very large Volumes, ism°. Price 11. I is 64. in bonrds, 'RITMO' RS of the LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS VA and CELEBRATED WOMEN, who have /twitted in all Countries, from the earlieft Periods to the prdent Time. By MARY HAYS. bated for Richard Philfips, No. 7E, Panl's Church-yard; and fold by all . Bookfellers. N.B. Copies of this interdting Work, INT[IIIII2 as Pas- POTS TO LADLAS, may be had elegantly bound and gilt, wke tl. Th day was publidied, Price as. 6d. bound, A METHODICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR; containing RULES and DIRECTIONS for SPEAKING and WR;TING the ENGLISH LANGUAGE with Propriety and Accuracy; ilinitrated by a variety of EXAMPLES and EXERCISES: for the USE of SCHOOLS. To which is Ishjoined an EPITOME of RHETORIC. By the Rev. JOHN SHAW, Hes&Mafter of the Free Grammar School, at Rochdale, in Lascalltire. The Fifth Edition, carefully Reviled, Correeted, and Improved London: Printed for W. J. and J. Rlcbardfon, Royal Et ching:4 Vance and Hood, Poultry ; and Law, Ave-Maria Law. WOODFALL's PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. This day was publilbed, To be eastiaued weekly, price IL No. 1. of THEPARLIAMENTARY REGISTER; or, an Imps:dal Report of the Debates which occur in the two Hooks of Parliament. with occational notes and nictitation& By WILLIAM WOODPALL. hinted for John &twinkle, No. Al, Piccadilly , ; and fold by John Walker, PIPACTOOfter-row. Mr. Stockdic. basing purchared of the alleges of John Dcbrett, all the Pastime:nary Reeler, has, at a very great =pence, rendered a feW fats complete from 1743 to t 80a; which, with an Index to the whole, preparing for the Preis, and eolledlen aiStste Papers relating to the War, make 99 VIAL pelota hall bound MIL Ow or elegaudy calk gilt and triple, pried /4151• AS IMPROVED SYSTEM of MODERN GEOGRAPHY, Prodigally Adapted to the &dines of EDUCAT,O/ 4 1. This day was pobliihed, Price ts. 6d. in boards, or los. 6d. bound and lettered, decorat ed With Firtr-six beautiful and interefting Copper-plates, reprefentingthe Manders, Cuftonts, and Drees of all Na tions, and Wultrated with new and improved Maps . . EOGRAPHY for the USE of SCHOOLS, on a Plan fo praBiesl to Teachers, and fo highly fatelnat.. lag to Pupils, that it cannot fail to recommend itfeif to univer. fal adoption the moment it is It is divided into threeparts: t. A Grammar of Ge o g ra p h y p up as concifely as pd. Die, for the purpofe of being committed to memory. 2. The IN of the Globes, with' a Variety of Examples and Exercifes upon. each Problem. 3. Full, eircudiftandal, and highly entertaining Accounts of the Manners, Cuftonu, Dreftes, and Curiofities of all Nations, Eluftrated with soCopper-plotes, and forming a Body of Pads which, for Eno:statism - at and InitruCtion, arc not exceeded in the attire Compafs of Literature. To the whole are prefixed an Account of thamoft fuccefsfel and rational Mode of teaching Geography, and plain Dire ions for projeding and drawing all kinds of Maps. By the Rear. J. Goi.DsmrrH, A. M. , Vicar of Dunnington, and formerly of 'Trinity College, Cambridge. Printed for R. Philips, No. 7 t ,St. Paul's Churchyard : fold by Thomas Hurit, John Harris, Benjamin TO art, and Lack *futon and Co. London • by J. Archer, Dublin ; E. Balfo ur, F4inhargh ; and by all Other Bookfdlers. N. B. Mr. Puts.o n informs the Tract: in Town and Coon try, that be will at all times exchange new and peed Copies of this Book. for any other of his publications. GENTEEL RESIDF.NCE AND CAPITAL FARM IN THE NORTH OF DEVON. TO BE LEASED, for a Term of Fourteen Years, from Lady Day next, an extenfive FARM and F.STATE, called PICKWELL, fituated in the Parifh of Gtorgeham, in the County of Devon, about ten miles from the noted Marker and Sea port Town of Barnitaple, and feven mile; from the romantic Town and Watering Place of Ilford tomb, commanding a beautiful and extenfive view of the BMW Channel, comprifing an excellent Manfion Houfe, with (unable Offices, Coach lioufe, Barns, feveral hailed Stables, Cow Houfti, Farm Yard. and all coavenient Farm Buildings, Dug Kennel, Lawn Plantations, large walled Kite= Garden, Het Houle, and Pltafure Garden, and about 374 Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, and Failure I and, with a Down, confifting of upwards of 390 Acres, on which is ufually fed a confiderabls Bock of Sheep. *file hol, Eltate is compaaft, and within a Ring Fence. The Dwelling Wide and Out-hooks are within half a mile of the Mini Channel, are in good repair, and contain a hand tome Dining Parlour, Drawing Room, Breakfaft Parlour, ek e/nit library, Bill•ard Room, nine principal Bed Chamber', *Mir Dreffing Clofets, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry. Steward's 'Rom, and other fuitable Apartments for Servants. The above-mentioned Eftate is *mated in a genteel Neigh bourhood, and in a fine Sporting Country, remittable for the kill celebrated Stag Hunt in the Kingdom, and within a few miles of which are pt feveral Packs of Fox Hounds and Har 'rim. There arc plenty of Rabbits on the Eftate, and Filh of various kinds may be taken on the Beach belonging thereto. This Eftate is a' definable objed for a Gentleman fond of Sporting, and inclined to Farm. N. B. A Packet fails twice a week from ftfordcomb, for Illeardea, North Wales, and Ireland, and Skiffs to Brae)l may be engaged any time at fifordemnbe. coofiderable quantity of the Furniture, which is modern, may be rented with the Eftate, or pnrchafed by the taker, at a lair valuation. For Leafing the above, a Survey will be held at the ()olden Lion Inn, in Barnitapk, on Thurfday the 30th day of Decem ber next. by three o'clock in the afternoon. In the mean time, fur viewing the fame, apply to the Hind, So the Presnifes ; and for further particu lars: at the Office of &lefts. Olabb and Tanner, Attornies, Barnitaple, wbire s bhp et lore Ulm way los (opead—Vev. as, dot. • S;itUR DAT; NOVEMBER' tft,imos FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURiIt& Exempt *oat die Audtioo duty, agreeable to Aa of Parliament. On Wcilnefday the tft of December, 4ERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public Sale, at their Warehonfes. No. 7E, Qlteen• ftreet, *LARGE ASSOILTM F.NT of BRITISH PIECE GOODS. Conniting of is Pieces Balaton,. Shawis, &e. mono --- 'acmes, Books, Tambour, &c. 6,300 Pullicats,Callieoes, Qnikingi, Nankeens,Ker feytneres, Coatings, Norwich Shawls, &c. With a varies) , of other Goods. Two Months Prompt- M. L. MERAC.jun. Broker. Catalogue to he bad as abort, and at the New York and Tom's Coffee Houfes. KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, TN ONR LOT, At the Saracen's Head Inn, in Milford, on Tuefday the 7th I e'ay of December next, between the hours of Twelve and Ore, rrEi E following FREEHOLD ESTATES, I sfituate in the Parilh of Shade:hut*, about four miles from the Town of wthfard : All that Parcel of Woodland, called Great Toe* Wood. containing by estimation too Acres, more or Ids,. abundantly 'stored with good thriving Timber, and the Underwood in good condition, in feverat Pellets of 8 tort years growth ; and all that One other Parcel of Woodland, fituited near the above, called Stone Wood, containing by eftimation 23 Acres, more or lefs, the Timber and Underwood of which was felled left year.—Thc Fences of this nate see au in complete repair. It is rated to the Land Tax at id. and to the Poor at 181 per Annum. For further particulars enquire of Mars. Jemmett and Son, Attornies at Law, Milford, who are authorifed to treat for the rale of the above by Private Central* together or fertrately. CARDIGANSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATES in the Neighbourhood of the Sea Port Town of ABERYSTWITH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Talbot Inn, in the Town of Aberyftwith, in the laid County, on Monday the 6th day of December next, 18oz, between the hours of 'Three and Five &Clock in the After noon, (stied to fuch Conditions of Sale as Ball be then and there produced, together or in fuch Lots as Mall be then and there agreed on, HE following M anages Lands, Tenements, Tand Hereditament', all fi tnate 9 in the Parini of Llangan kiln, in the faid County, viz:— YEARLY RUN T. Lot t. LLETY-CWDIN, in the Palatal of Ed- L. r. d. ward David and William Richards 3o 0 0 Lot. a.. GWARCWMBACH and LL ANERCH GOCH, in the poffeillon of David Rowland Lot. 3. LLWYNWALTER FARM and eaten live Sheepwalk in the poffeffion of Thus. Jones is 10 • Lotlx. BLAENCLETTWR-FAWR Sheep-walk. in the poffeilion of Mr. John Hughes Lot. 5. Dwelling-houfes or Cottages and Gardens, at TRE-YRDDOL,in theoccupation.of feveral Tenants 28 o 0 I 0 0 • Yo 0 0 £93 to 0 . The Eftates are Situated within about 3 Miles of the Sea Shore, about 8 Miles of the Sea Port Town of Ahcryttwith, in a pleafant and fine fporting Country. The refpeetive Tenants will fiver the Pm-like ;.andltre tardier Plankulan nen tie Herbert Lloyd, of Carmarthen, Aotonseyr.Dated ACE adt. MANSION iftSITSE. 1N MONTGOMERYSIORE. TO BR LET.—And entered Upon at Lady Day next. TREFNANNEY HALL, an excellent modern built HOUSE, in eompleaerepair, with walled Gardens, well Rocked with Fruit Trees in full bearing, Stables, Coach houfe and Offices,fuitable to a large Family; Situate in the plea ' (ant and fruitful Vale of Myfod, together with a convenient Farm within a Ring Fenee,eonfilting of ►6o Acres of rich Mea dow, and Pafture, and found Arable Land. The Houle confilts on the Ground Floor of a Portico and an F.ntrance Hall, a Dining-room 24 feet by ill, a Drawing-room 22 feet by 18,both us feet high, with a Green-honfe which opens to the latter, It Gentleman's Drefling-room, excellent Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Houfekeeper's-room, Servants Hall, &e. good Wane Vault and Cel:ars. On the Second Floor, a final' fitting Room, four Bed rooms,with Drelfing-rooms, and two more belt Bed-rooms, and fix S-rvantsßoorns.—The Outbuildings confift of a Brewhoufe, Dairy, and Cheefe-room, Mahhoufe, double Cuach-houfe, Har nefs and Saddk-room detached with a fire-place, eacellent five ftall and two flail Stables, large Waggon Stable and Waggon honk, Ox or Feeding-hoofe, with plenty of Cattle Ties, Shed, Barns, and every convenience for the occupation of the Farm. Trefnanncy lies in a fine Sporting Country, and there are good Kennels, both for I ioundi and Pointers. It is &Rant five miler from Welih Pool and Llatifyllin, ten from Ofweltry, and twenty from Shrewibury. Mr. Lewis, of Tre.fnanney-Hall, will thew the Premifes; and fur Particulars apply to Mars. Pemberton and Coupland, A ttornies, Shrewfbur s'. • SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—Bp Mr. WF.I.I.ER, On the Premifes, onMonday, the 29th Novemb:r, 1802, pre. cifely at Twelve o'clock, By order of the Executors of Mr.. Leah Hicks—the following Eftates, all fiture at Brighton : Lot I. I kTRULY defirable TAVERN, called The OLD SHIP, in which bufinefs has been eftablithed for more than half a Century ; comprifing an ele gant Ball, Card, Coffee, and Billiard Rooms, numerous fitting and fleeping Apartments, making up upwards of 70 beds • ex tenfive Yard, capacious WineVaulu, Beer Cellars, a good ac cuftomed Tap, attached Stables, 27 halls, and (landing fur 21 Carriages. - Lot 2--A defirable Freehold Eftate, comprifing a fuhftantial brick Houfe, with ferni-bow front, from the bafement to the third Boor, fituate on the molt eligible part of the Cliff, con fitting of a Kitchen and Scullery, large Walb-houfe, fix Dining Rooms, an elegant Coffee and Billiard Rooms; eight Bed chambers, two Dreffing-rooms, and three Attics. This was originally two Honks; admirably calculated for a Board - and Lodging Houk, and now ukd as an appendage to the Old Ship Tavern. Lot 3--A large Yard, with five Tenements, double Barn, and fermi (tables, containing upwards of so calla, and ftand ing for so carriages ; a Granary, that will contain Soo quarters of corn, lee-houfe, &c. fituate in North-fireet. Lot 4--A convenient and commodious Lodging Houfe, in Black Lion-ftreet, with a finall detached Houk and Garden. Lot s—A neat Houfe, fronting the Eaft Cliff, let to Mr. Cohen: Lot 6—A good Public Houk, celled the Little Cagle, ad. joining to Lot 5, in the occupation of Mr. George Shackleford, let to Mr. Chapman, Tenant at Will. Lot 7—A moft &limbic Garden, with Green-houfe, and forcing Fruit-houfes, with lofty and fubltantial walls, well planted and cropped. Lot walled Garden adjoining. • Lot 9 —One IN:to. Lek t o—A n,of valuable Freehold and Copyheld Eftate, called the Walled Field, with a Cow-houfe and Pump, and is unqueftionably among the molt deferable Scites to build on, and will be divided into feveral Lots. And on Tuefday, the 30th November,and following days, All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of the late Mrs. thews, in Black Lion-greet, together with the Etta, of the adjoining Lodging-houfts. Printed Paatienlars maybe had, at the adjacatt Market Towns; the Place of Sale; the Chapter Coffee Houk. Lon den ; and of Mr. Weller, as his Upholltary attid CablgstWara laeisfe, L . PRI CB SIX-PSNCL HANOVER- 1 ' gIIARE CONCERT ROOMS. PliefEDIS, Patentee of the MiTtazic • Ta ACTORS, notifies,•that he has committed their. entitle MISS [INWOOD% EXHIBITION, with an We to his friend and agent, F. Smith, Chemil, Haymarketmeto 1-V1- ADDITI 'N' of PICTURES this SEASON, is now is fully qualified to fatisfy every tilquiry refperaing than. Price open, and will coin nue every Pair (Sundays excepted) from Soguineas, including the tax of 20*. • Nine in the Mort ing till Evening,. The Patentee alfi) announces, that as then efficacy is now I ••• Admittance One Shilling. ellabfiffied in painful and local affeellons (the late trials on Mem having removed the idea that they at on imagination), and as they are about to b honoured with the high patronage of a public inftitution of the firil relpedability, be thinks it un neceffary to continue the publication of Cafes. This Inftitution Pro Poling to op n a correfpoodence with Literary Men,both at home and abroad, on the Metallic Influence, and to publith it with their own tranfa&ions annually, he recommends Cafes, &c. to be addrellhd rather to the Secretary of that Eftab'iffiment. THE. CITY OYSTER WAREHOUSE, No. 8, Lonthard-ftreet, near the Manfion-houfe. ON, OR BEFORE NEXT-MONDAY MORNING, NINE O'CLOCK. TO BE DISPOSED OF, TWENTY-FIVE TlioUb.-IND POUNDS, in a Ticket, Half, qprter, Eighth, or Sixteenth Shares, as may be molt agreeable to the Porehafer, at • Meer*. HORNSBY and Co.'s STATE LOTTERY OFFiCE., No 76, CORNHILL, Oprotite the Royal Exchange. THE FRIENDS OF POPE, who intend to favour him with their 1 .-P• Commands in the LOTTERY, are refpeafully inform. ed, that the Drawing is at hand—namel , Monday Morning next, w►en. the Rift ftarting Ticket is entitled to the Sum of Five-and-Twenty Thoufand Pounds. An early application of his Friends is efpecially [Wicked at his FORTE! NAT E and Po rv- LAR Orr fee, Corner of the Royal Exchange, clofe by the Bank of England. SECOND ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, for ilka, Begins Drawing on MONDAY NEXT. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, %jailers, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stook-broltars, at their Stat; Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, Londok and no where Ife on their account. The Scheme confifts of two prizes of 25,c00l —tFree of zo,oooL—throe of s,oool.—And others from I,OOOL down to x9l. to the Amount of 288,0ei01. %' Country Orders, accompanied' with Thort-dated Bills on London, Pojt-Office Orders, or Cafh, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, pundually attended to; and Corref ondents may depend. on being treated exadly on the fame 'Perms as if per fonally pm-fent. The Drawing, which will be concluded in eight days, will be concluded on the following Plan: To commence on Monday the sgth of November; fecond day, Thurfday tho zd of De cember; and every fucceeding Monday and Thurfday till the 23d. The intermediate days will be appropriated to the pay ment of Prizes, and fate of undr..wn Tickets and Shares. All Shares fold at this Office will be (tamped agreeable is Adt of Parliament, end alto with the Crown, and round it, " liszwen and Co.'s Lottery Office." Letters, post paid, duly anfwered, arid Schemes gratis.- DAVID ROSS deems it his.bcrnnden Duty to take this method of conveying his flame thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for !he liberal enconragensent hobos teethed Amelia opefseil the above Warchoure in 'nB, moa refpeefolly antes them, that the fame lino of condodk which has given his BARItreD OTII/El3 in marked a pre• tenure, than be Rridtly adhered to; and begs to acquaint them that he has now a daily fupply of fineftavourodliATlVE, MILTON, PYI•LF.E'r, and COLCHESTER OYSTERS, ready to be fent to any part of the country, packed under his own Immediate infpedtion, out of the real lea water, which is brought to his Warehoufe, and no where elfe (at prefent) in London. ----- Merchants, Captains, and Families will find his PANDORE and NATLVEYIOCLED OYSTERS, well worthy their no lice, as they retain iu a peculiar manner, their original flavor, and warranted to keep In any climate ; fold in jars at 4w. and Bs. each. His town euftomers need not be informed that his Oyftcr Eating-teorns are *commodious and fitted up in a neat ftyle; the number and refpetlability of there who attend them belt befpeak their fuperiority. D. R. requeft.s that he may have previous notice when rooms arc wanted for fried parties, as they are generally engaged.— Oylters drcft to pleafe every palate as ufual, and the morning 411141 evening Papers taken in. N. 11 Agent for the file of the real AKERICAV SrRUCIt and Sraucr. BIER. ADAMS's SOLVENT for the STONE and GRAVEL. AS the SOLVENT is proved to be the moil effedkual Remedy for the Gravel and Stone, and for preventing the o justly dreaded Operation with the• Knife, it is deferving notice, that Porfuns accuttomed to fit much in their Study, in Courts of Jullice, or who arc in any way pre vented taking doe esercife, may be fecured from an attack of thofe eicnteiati: g diforders, by a fdtV dofet only of the above mild and not unpalatable Medicine, which never fails inunedi attly to correct the cskulous diathefis in the habit. It is fold by the Proprietor, Mr. S. Perry, Surgeon, N 0.9, Southampton-ttreet, Blootnibury-fguare, in bottles of 45.6 d.; 115.; and 11. as. Stamps included. For an account of the numerous Cures cf the confirmed Stone in Kidneys or Bladder, by the S►lvent, after long and fruitier; trials of &ap e Lime, and Mephitic, Alkaline, and Soda waters, as teßifted by Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell, and otker eminent Surgeons, fee " Perry on the Stone," t rice ss. To be had of Murray and 1-iighley, Flect-ftreet ; Symonds, No. 20,. Paternoller-tow ; and R. l'hurgood, No. ,;9, Nevigate-ihieet. N. B. Among the recent and remarkable cures effeaed by the Solvent, are thofe of the Rev. Mr. Molineux, of 4arbol difham, Norfolk ; and of the fon .f J. Shiperern, - Er+ of Deal, in Kent. 1 SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. CONVEZeIIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, BY TOE FOLLOWING POST COACHES : UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and 43RISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHES, through Chippenham. Caine, and Marlboro'vvery Afternoon; arrives at Mr. May)), the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-ftreet, Briltol, next Morning—ln fide tl. tat—Parcels 6d. carriage.-4-Paffengers for warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, &c. Liverpool, Warrir.gton, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five o'clock, to the Crown lan, Red Crofs- Rivet, Liverpool. Guard ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach,with a Guard Sets out every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. Patties by Oxford, Shipftooe, and Eufton, to the Saracen's- Head, Bull-ftreet, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, feta out every morning at eight o'clock—carries four infides only, and goes remarkably eafy—paffes through Stamford, Newark, Ret ford, Doneafter, and Ferryhridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Notwithftanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the naafi agreeable and com plete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Lancalter, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale, Boulton, Chorley, Ormfkirk, and Garftang Poft Coaches, every after noon, at five o'clock—Guarded. Louth, Spiny, Horneaftle, Bofton, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, fete off Monday, Wednefilay, and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from Spiliby with a Guard. York, Neweaftle, and Edinburgh Poft Coach, the Lord Nelfon, performed with a Guard throughout, lets out every morning at [even o'clock, by way of Newark, Retfurd, Tad. carter, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Ber wick. Paffengers finding thernfalves fatigued from the length . of the journey may reit what time they pleafe, and then proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull,Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. Carlifie and Pcnrith Poft-Coach, goes with four Horfea and a Guard all the way—pain's through Brough, Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbaidge. Wether by, Abcrford,Doncafter, and Grantham,( the neareit way by t 8 miles)—fets out every Morning and performs the journey with the greatelt facility. Patlengers detained on the road by hufmefs or pleafure, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fe cured in the next Coach, (with only fix Coachmen.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor chefter, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half part Three, with a Guard: through Honiton, Axminfter, Bridport, Blandford, Bafingftoke, and Bagfhot.—Carrics four [nudes, at only 21.25. each. Hertford, Ware,. Hoddeldon, and Cheffiunt Coach, every Morning. Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham -Coach every Morn ing a t geacm...:Guarded. Oxford, Befall:an, and Henley New Poll-Coach, with a Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clocio Manchefter, Wihnflow,Congleton, Neweaftle, Walfall, and Wolverhampton Putt. Coach, every afternoon. Guarded. Shrewffiury, Wellington, and Shirnal Poll Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the R.wen and Bell and Unicorn Inn,Shrewfbury. Guarded. Southampton, Winchefter, Arlesford, Alton Coach, every Morning Hull, Northeave,Howden, Thorn and DOT:C3fter Poft Coach, every morning, at (even o'clock to the Bull and Sun Inn , Myton-Gate, Hull. Woodford, Wanftead, and Laytonftone Coach, at s o'Clock every Evening (except Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Nlorningi Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half palt Ten, half pall Two, half part Four, and half pail Seven o'Clock. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, &c. conveyed by the under mentioned Waggofta,—To Difs, Beccles, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk every Monday. Marlborough, Newbury, and Reading, every Tuefday. Southampton, Winchefter, Rum fey, Ly talk, u at, Lyrn i ngt on , Chriltchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wimhern, and 1' Jule --Waggons Daily. Worcciter,Perfhore, and Wycombe, every Saturday. Cirencefter, Abingdon, and Henley, three times a week. Sunbury, Hampton, and Twickenham, twice a week. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. refpcdtfully acquaint their rrien.i. and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any 1'..a..5.i or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds value, loft or al mased, unleffifpecified at the time of delivery, and paid fio et 4iwsly a at the Santa's-14ml lon, Loth)* J. TO THE DEAF. A/fR.,MATHEWS, No. 18, Strand, London, can furnith enquirers with printed teftimonies of Cures performed by Dr. Taylor's highly efteemed Remedy for Deaf. nefs ; from which it will be feen that three deaf p .rions in the neighbourhood of Laneatter, were cured 'by ufing one bottle each in the month of September Lit, which is attefted by Mr. !Annual, Printer of the I.ancafter Gazetteer. Other ftate ments of the molt obttinate Deafnefs being cured by a fingle bottle of this preparation are airo contained in the above print ed paper; and as they are all attefted by refpeflable honk holders, thofe who may entertain any doubt, may be fatisfied on making proper enquiries. It may be neeeffsry to obferve that no danger can he apprehended from the ufe of this Remedy, as the materials of which it is compofed are perfealy mild and innocent. - - - - Sold in final' bottles, with printed diredliong, price Bs. 6d each, duty included, by J. Drewry, printer, Stafford, (the whole. fain vender); Morgan, Lichfield; Simplon, Wolverhampton ; Mathews, No. t 8. Strand, London, Bulgin and Sheppard, Brif tol; Burbage, Nottingham; Cruttwell. Bath; Collins, Saliibury; Cowdroy. and Harrop, Mancheitar ;Dingle. bury StEdminids; Drewry, Derby; Dicey and Sutton, and Marihall, Northamp ton; Eddowes, and Wood, Shrelbury; Monk, C'hefter; Gre gory, Lcieeitr4,4ore, and Wright, Liverpool; Gower, Kid , derininfter; Mrs. Jones, Orford; Knott and Lloyd. and Swill ney, Birmingham; Minikull, Laneafter ; Oaks, Sheffield; Mar i riot, Banbury; Roilafon, Coventry;. Tynibs, WorcefteripWit i tins, Hercford ; Glauccltor, Ste, ice. BY HIS MAIESTrs ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. RELLAMY's WATELPROOF LEATHER.. for BOOTS, SHOES, deer—Gentlemen may walk a whole day in the wet, fnow, or dewy grafs, without the water pens• trains through it. LADIES WATER-PROOF SHOES, ready-mode l , or made to pattern, the foles of which will wear longer than three or four pair of the common loather. The foie loather is marked " &Hamra Patent Water-Proof," which, on account of their durability, are found to be cheaper in the end than the common leather. To be had at No. 3, Upper North Place, Gray's-Inn-Lane, Landon. If this Leather is put into 'Water for a month, it does not im bibe a tingle drop, nor will even boiling water injure it. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are refpedfully in ar med , Joint BURGESS and Sox's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VI ES. continues to be prepared 11, 1 them io the fame manner that has obtained fuch univerfal approbation for many years Pitt. The long justly acquired futeilority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perfons refident in all parts of the Wtkrd, and having flood the tea of trial, rants it in the fituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISI - 1, Sic. induces them, front the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, &c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of THEIR GENUINE, but at their Warchoufe at under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the belt quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CA T TAINS of 'SHIPS, &c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon the thorteft notice for the Eatt and Wert Indies, &c. Warehoufe,NO. 207, corner of Savoy. Steps, 'Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap pointed Mates. R. Johnfton and Co. Edinburgh, their foie k Agents fez Fllb Sauccs. d, J EL, so rEL. red;