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... oit . ii..,..: '• .......:.,,... - I 1. ' ::. .. v it5...i7...,. -. 7,4 0 , 1 , . i "%k t 6, '' Irl 151 • •- r# ;.• N -1 I es . / 1 •l iis ' I •i „ IA---, ~,1641--.... • ' :rs'"i! ...•-• A ' , 1a... i " ...qiNp:4 '" . ________ . I • ~ I` WEDNESDAT, OCTOBER 28, 1801 )MICR 4040 3 C PR;CE : IX-P7NCE% .... . . _ .. ._____..... _ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . EAST INDIA HOUSE, OR9der 2T, 1801. ?HMS .PRESgNT EVENING, Otlober 28, TH E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the 1 i, their Majeflies Servants will at a Comedy, called UNIT EL. COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG- THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. LAND, feedings. sue EAST INDIES,do Lerebygive warier, sir Peter Teazle, Mr. KING ; That the Carmelite, will be ready to receive propofalt, is nuritin7, Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. DOWTON ; fea:ed up, o n llresineflay the y6f November, fisr fapplying the Cow jofeph Surface, M'. BARRYMORE ; pa, with Charles Surface, Mr.C. KEMBLE. I , IRON GUNS—SHOT, and SHELLS. Lady Teazle , Mifs BIGGS; i .anifuelt .Perfars v.bo may think proper to dein,. in tenders, este Mts. Candour, hi: 11 POPE ; M a ri a , Mrs. MOUNTAIN, exprefs therein tbs kneuryq prices, as they will soot have an cpponWonity To wbichioill be added the Dramatic Romance of rif waiivg day 4515,1,,,i. BLI; E BEARD. ; ?It Cuedition, I ibe Contra& may be fern by oppyinz to Mr. Comex, Cl er a to lbs fail Committee, on or afire Friday next, the , o .marrow the Caßle Spcdre; with Of Age To - morrow. 231 inilant, and Ilse tendert non/ be ift •teieb ban before twelve edema at noon, adibefaid 4th November, as sot any tender will be received after that hour. I To the Worthy and Independent KtFEMEN of the CITY of NEW MUSICAL WORK. Thlg day wag yublicheil. price ics. dd. clovENTity. n►NTLCMICN, REPORTS having been circulated that it was not my intention, upon the Diffolut ion of the prcfent Par liament, to offer myfelf as a Candidate for the honour of again reprefenting you ; beg !cave to alrure you that it is my defign, whenever that period may arrive, to (ohmic myfelf to your de ellion; to which I am induced by the confeloulnds of having, upon every oceafion, difcharged my duty to the Inall of my ability, with diligence and integrity. To receive fo honourable a mark of your approbation as to be again the object of y.iur choice, would arord to my mind the higheft poillble gratification; and I am encouraged to look to fuch an event with confidence of fined', from the public tefti monict I have, received of your favour and attachment. I am perfeell y fatisfied, that on the day of Y.leetion yon will give your fupport to the Candidates who (in your opinion) will belt difcharge the duties of the important trait to be repolcd in them; and when at thefluitings you attend to affert your an cient and eonftitntional rights,yon will there (notwithaandiug any reports to the contrary) find me alto ready to fupport them With every fentiment of the molt grateful attachment, 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, ' Your obedient and faithful Servant, Coventry, Oct. 24, doz. NATHANIEL JEFFERYS. CLEMEN'rrs INTRODUCTION to the Art of Playing on the PIANO FORTE. containin the fie• ments of Millie, PrAiminari Notions on Fingering, wit Ex, ample', acrd Flay Fingered Lynn" in the Maj , r and Minor K.!ys, manly In life by Compotertof the firl' rank ancient and nuNkrn. To which arc prefixed Mort preludes by the Author, Printed by Cletnenti, Barer, Hyde, Collird And Davis, No. 26, Cheapfide. Wiwre may he had, as a supplement to the above work, Clemente' fix progreere fing !red donatinas. TwELFTH NIGHT.—.SANS SOUCI. B th , Auihority of the Right Hon. thc LORD CHAN! BIRLAIW, "TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 29, j pi-dented at SANS SOUCI, Lcicefter-Place, Leiceiter•Squarc, an Entertainment, entirely new and origi nal, cilka A FRISK. Arrangement at the Recitation sad Song. PART I. Rec. Sir peter, Mag, and the Song. The Letter N. opening of the plot. Rec. The Galley Slaves. Song. True Delight. Song. The manes of the brave. Rec. Young Timon ws- Rec. Mr. Paddle. deceived. Song. Literary Tranfmigra- Song. In vino yentas. non. Re,.. More Enerolchers. Rec. Something or other. song. The Cuckoo. Song. The New Year. heo. An Exception. PART IL Rec. Sir Peter Impatient. Rcc. Whiffle. Song. The Voyage of Life. Song. Tray. Rec. The Mover,. Rec. TherWooden I.cgs. Song Honour among Thieves. Song. Jack at the Opera. The Lampoon. Rec. Nuts. Song. The Ladies. PART Song. The Dinner. Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony. Rec. 1/fag talks ! ' Song. The Original and the Song. The Wife eled. Pidure. Rec. The Lovers. RT. Courage and its fhadow. Song. Every Man his own Song. • Che vicleitudes of Glory. Pilot. Rec. The Asibarador with- Rec. The Surprize, out credentials. Song. The Bleffingrof Peace. Song. Father and I. Th.: whole is written, and compofed, and will be fpoken, lung and accompanied by Mr. DI BDIN. Admittance—as:es 31.--Gallery as. Doors to be open at Seven, and tie Performance to begin at Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr, Dibdin's Ware hook, where may be had all his different Produdlons; and, a.ro, Propofals for printing by Subfcription, his Three Years Your to aimed the whole of England, and a confiderable Part a Scotland; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and rcipedtable I .ietds ; and embellillied with Forty Plates hu aquatinta, from /Asses painted by Mr. Dismal, and Twenty Vignettes, do hoed, etched, and prepared for the aquatinta, by Ms Darn's. The Pi lures and Specimens of the Prints may be ken; free of ahntace, at Lekeller Place. The above Entertainment, which continues to be received with the leudeft applaufe, will be repeated every Monday, Tharfday, and Saturday Evenings till further notice. Jet pubilfhcd " Honour among Thieves, Tray," ' The Letter N." And on Monday next "The dackon." REDUCTION of FRICTION. JOHN GARNETT and Co. refpeßfully inform the Weft India Merchants, and Public in. general, that from a bag and pradieal experience, they can new 1000M mend Sugar Mills, fitted with their Patent Rollers, en a very mach improved Plan, to work either by wind or cattle. Alfo Patent Meta/ Blocks and Seale 'Beams, for the Planta tions. Likewife all kinds of Block Sheaves, Hawfer Roller,, rearng' for Windlaffes, Cabeftant, &c. for Ships, Boat, and .tpincies for Grintiftones Car:iages, &c. made at ale it manu facture, College-Creet, Brißul, where Certificates may be in fytele.l of their utility. N. B. No Orders will be taken for Sugar Mill Syftems with out the whole Mill, as J. G. and Co. cannot engage to give fa ti,Laclion without its being executed under their immediate infpeel'on.—Brillol. °dither s, Igor. , FIRE IN KITCHEN CHIMNIES. FROM the tmperfet - tion and many Inconveni ences that arife from the ufe of Smoke Juts, oceafioned by tht.ni: running out, that few Families but have experienced the unpinfant circumstance of the Chimney taking Fire, even at the time of cooking—To prevent which, the Proprietors offer s, the Nobility and the Public a Jack, the invention of which is entirely new: they are oiled without going up the Chimney, emnot he put out of repair by the Chimney Sweeper, nor is it ✓ealer t. it , op the Chimney to refit or fix them, and will rot want to be removed for twenty pekes, add to this that by The ufe of a glafa box on the Mande.the Cook or any Perim' can fet if the Jack wants oil, or if the - oil already therein is good or hl.—Patent Reeler Stovcs,&c. by the ufe of which much mots L it la obtained at a much left carinee of fueL—Kitchen Barges with Ovens, Boilers, Steamers, ite. and Kitchen furniture in eat••nt Iron, (.:( pper, &e. l'ise abort to be had only at &rattans, the Patentees, Black fries Road, London. 1313(01.'s ANTICILIOUS PILLS. puntic tellimony of the efficacy of DIXON's AN ruinous Itlj 1.5, added to the fuccefiful 'private latett t he Proprietor as an apothecary• has experienced in their ~ point them out as the molt fafe and nonventent medicine f, the removal of all Bilious Complaints, and fist chafe difor 4is whisk frost au Irregular feeretion of bile during irceihoicy they are eminently ferriceabk in preventing Calibre f..SicLoef. at the Stomach, and thole unratincOks, which too •::gacntly attack the fair fez at that delicate period. Cafes of zSctr extraordinary cflicacy are wrapped round each Box, figned Danx. %.1,1 whuldate and rota at C►lng and Butler's, No 4. Cheap. ' t , nzir St. Pturt ; and retail ►y one r.lpedta!de Medicine in every Country TO**, in botes at is. 01141 f-bow - 2ncl Family boats at one guinea each. FOR THE FACE ANrs SKIN. A y.ta:lng appearance Is the be Letter of Reeonsnsendatlatt. G _ NO. ,55, 10X0•ACIIIR OWLAND'S LOTION, (prepared by R. DICKINSON, role Proprietor af the Original Recipe). ettahlithed is the WI circles of &Won, for upwards • r • r years, u the molt Urbana! eleaufer of the Skin, and of the Complexion, in all the molt difagreeable eom ti"'rt to it is incident, as EiSorcfeent*.•COnifolcra.. !...•,•!”,, Pimples, Eruptions, Titicknas, Freckle+, Tan or as welli as the molt alarming Scott...de Homours; •Wy ilecerary to enforce a pleating and agreeable ap- P^ , in,s : but as experience teaches that Medicines arc rub. 'lie arts of the unprincipled in proportion to their caul reputation, this Mould always be enquired for to the h-nr eat DICKINSON'S GOWLANITs LOTION, as the • c •. in means of preventing Impala= sod of king flop -10-. 1 s.th , he gesmsists Mcdkire* 2, ' ',those an d at hi s odice, No. 16 1 1, Piccadilly, In Q_uacts 3d—Guinea Cafes, containing Five Puts, I'l Or :,T, and warranttri to wive fare is any part of Great I' alto fold by every reputable Vender of Medicines a oh 'm may be had gratis. a Panwhlet containing ' - on•rove-•iYe proofs of Mr. Diskssifon's right to, r.s.sts nf the OrigivAllteelpe, a• well a. dcfnnnftrating •. olal)it,ty, if not impombility, tharany other perfon can -* What ingredients this mann Medistpc is coutrited. DORSETSHIRE. TO I COLD BY FRIVATIE CONTRACT, THE Manors of TARRANT MONKTON and TARRANT LAUNCESTON, adjoining to each other, within a ring -fence, in the Droll eligible part of the County of ' Dorfet noted for GLne • fi tuatc near the great Weitern Turn pike Road , between Sa lilbury and Blandford, or within five miles of the latter; with Courts Baron, Royalties, Privileges, and Immunities, to the Paid Manors belonging. The Manor of TA ItaANT MUNCION compass, as follows : at. A capital Tythe-frce Farm, in the occupation of Mr. James Cando on a Leafe, of which only Two Years arc un expirtd, cont aining upwards of goo Acres of Water Meadow, Arable, and Down Land. 2d. 'flieTythes of the rpft of the Parini of Tarrant Monkton. 3d. The Reverflon in facet divers Copyhold and Lc., (chola Eftates, of the yearly value of about gaol held by one, two, or three lives, but chkey on one old life. The Manor of TARRANT LAUNCESTON IS in in the Lord's hands (escepta few Litchi:kid Cottages), and coofifts of a Farm, in every rtipeet one of the molt defirablc in the Cowry, called I Launeeftun Farm, containing upwards of rim Acres of Water Meadow, Arable, and Down Land, within a ring-fence, in Severalty, and Tythe-free, in the occupation of Mr. Rob. Sud den, on a Lae, of which only Four Years are unexpired. r N. B. The Land-Tax on the Eftate is redeemed. - . . The Tarim', Mr. Cando and Mr. Huilien, will Stew their refpcdtive Farms ; and for Parti -elan, apply to Mr. Davies, of HomingOiam, near Wanninfter, Wilts; or to Melirs. King and Inhas, Solicitors, Slaadforst, gt whole Mice a Map of the Eitatc May be fcen. MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS. Pelican-Life-Office, Lombard-Rreet. INSURANCE UPON LIVES, is found to fupply an aid to Marriage Settlements fo important as to prevent incumbrances on Landed Eftatea.-and to fumifh the means of an adequate Settlement, in many cafes, where no other fuitable Security could be given. Life-Leaks, Reverßoni, Income dating Life ariling from Civil or Mibtary Offices, may be preferred to the Families of the Holders, by•Life•lnfurance. The Propofall of this Office for Infuranee, on Single Lives, on Joint Lives, and on Survivorthips ; alfo for providing En dowments for Male and Female Children, either feparately or in Families, are delivered gratis at the Office. P. Bowe's, Secretary. RAIL ROAD CONTRACT. KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. THE Committee of Management of the laid Canal, are defirous of receiving Propofals for furnilbing CAST IRON RAILS conformably to a Pattern which may be', fees by applying to Mr.Tuoatas, Bridge Parade, liriftol, for a llnuble Rail .vay, propolfed to be made between the prefent termination of their Canal at Fozhanger, and the Town of De vises; a diftance of about two miles and a half. The Rails are to weigh aolb. per yard in length for each tingle Rail, except at the erolling of Roads, where they mull be proportionably ftronger. They are to be delivered on the ground, the Stones to be fined in their places, and the Rails lard thereon by the Contrador, with the requifite Plugs and Nails. The Company will ago be ready to receive at the fame time, Propofals for forming the Laid Road, and delivering the Stones for the Rails at the places wherewanted, each Stone to contain about one Cubic Foot, and to be taken from the Company's Quarry at Cookwell, near Monekton-Combe, adjoining the Canal, and from thence conveyed along the Canal to Fozhang er, and carted to the requifite lituation. The Propofala to be delivered or fent faded to the Chairman of the Kennet and Avon Canal Committee, at a Meeting which will be held at the White-Hart lan, at Bath, on the 3oth day of November next. N. B. The Company will provide Boots for the ufe of the Contraciors. JOHN RENNIE, Lnginder. BASINGSTOKE, HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PBIV•T1 CONTRACT. AFREEH OLD DWELLING HOUSE. I- A. with good Garden, Yards, BITZMITZ WARIIIOI/11/11, and Stabling, late a MANUYACTORY, well calculated for any Bufinefs requiring great room, Stinted at the lower part of the Town, a convenient abate Iraqi the Wharf. Fur Particulars, apply to Mr. War's', Solicitor, Saingttoke, or Mr. Sparthett, Panther, near Balingitoke. SHENSTONE.NEAR LICHFIELD, STAFFORDSHIRE, TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WARREN, At the George Inn, lathe Cify of Lichfield, on Friday neat, Odtabor jock, 'Sot, it three pl.:lock, In Lou, EVER AI. very eligible Freeho l d FARMS, fituate at Footherley, Lynn, and Nether and Lower Stons nail, all In the peril)* and vicinity of the pleaLsot village of Shen- Woe, in a fporting part of the County of Stafford, three miles from Lichfield, fie from Waliall, and twelve from Birming ham.; alto a capital Maution, called Footherley with tun able attached and detached Offices, Coach-houte, Stables for , eight horfes, and other out-buildings,all in complete repair ; a large well planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated trout itnam ; the whole compiling about 6;o Acres of rich inckied Arable, McAdow, and Paßurc Land, in the bigheft Rate of cul tivation, with valuable rights ot Common on Shenftons Wood End and Druid Heath, now in the occupation of John &elm- tan, &I u nder Leak determinable in :flog ; and of :Mara. Swan, Hand, Prellon. Max k, and MouOey, all very refpee- able tenants under Leafs dcteirmtuable at Ladratay at forted yearly rents, amountng to Eight Hundred and tiny Pounds and upwards. Alto about twenty Acres of Coppice and a Wood Land. now in hand. Another Freehold note, containing as, Acres, s Ronda, 38 Perches ' with a commodious banning-haute. and (likable Out buildings, delightfully fituate at Harnmerwick, in the Para of St. Michael, Litchfield; alto a Leafebold Farm of 36 Acres, adjoining to the Freehold Prendles, with convenient Farms houfe, and other appurtenances, and valuable Rights of Com mon on Hogley, Hay, and Cannock Chafe, held under the Vi cars Choral of Lk hfichi, for an unexpired term of at years at I. Es. per annum, renewable every fever' years ; both which farms and prang,/ arc In the holding of Mr. James Winteston under Leak, determinable at Ladpday, tan, at the yearly rent of :451, Printed Particulars may be bad twenty-one days preceding the gale, of Mr. Strnpfon, Attorney, in Great Charlessltrect, Sir ntingharn ; Mr.WWington, Solicitor. N0..3, King's Bench Want, Temple, London; Mr. Tbo. Garb* I, Eyford, near Moreton in Marls, Glourefferthire ; Mr. Calvert. Sudbury. Derbylhire ; at the place of file; of Mr. Drapery. Printer, Derby; at the principal Inns at Stafford, Burton, Tamworth, Atheritone, Coventry, anti other adjacent Towns; of Mr. Warren, Auc tioneer, I3,rrrunithasn ; and at Mr. Tho. Sedgwir.k, at s:sanituait Wood t.pd, who will bow tie kvgal .on This day were pubillhad, u. One large VoL ave. 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The Who! intended for the leformadoo -111111.inoe of young Stun:. rt. in our School. and Cuircriltiest m 21101,4 by a Socioty for the Reformation of - Volunic. Stu Price nceutsr; A.L. OnAL 10, um %wary... , &a b.e. the Reformation of Pricaiplek lo two I..rze Voiunico 3%0 Fr act tidley, from paintings by Eir Jofhtia Rey- in 13411/14. It. t, ; Opie. Nurdseote, Lay:rune, 21. A Thi-,1 i:rion of I °Mg.% 7 A Narrar -of • I i°s. ru r pnftdtothlaw hht th, tnytterio- , firtor of hr ~ly Ni for the Proprietom by Vcmor and 1 load. of the Hayftacit Tranfleed irom a frcreh Woe . rte 11 Neil flu Number., or cotnpicte Sets, in vs- la the Im,,erial 11.?"infons, A. D. I'V Z. Ey •be Rev e: H. be Judi and tow by al du sobbrakra Ia Chafe A. M. Redo - ofl Ltnwclt, 2%11.1.1:21fax. pigs v. beard/, 30 K. as ‘l6 ENGLISH and IRISH STATE-LOTTERIES, 12ot IRISH STATE-lATTfir begilleDraWillg November t 6. ENGLISH S rATE-Lorreay begins Drawing March 3, 1802. 'IIE TICKETS, Halves, Qtarter%, Eighths, and Sixteenths. are nuw felling, in great Variay of Num bers, and on the loweft Terms. . . e r The Money for the Priam paid on Demand, by HORNSBY and Cu Stock-Broken, at thr:e old eltablifhed Si' ATe.I.OTTERT Or rice, (Licenfed purfuant to Ai of Parliament,) No. 21, COIL/MILL, oppolite the Royal-Eachange, London. Alfo at Liverpool and Paster. Correet Numerical and Regilter Books are kept, and Tickets and Shales regißered, at Sispence per Numin•r. Orders accompanied with §OO4 Bills, payable at Sight or of a Own Date, will be nundually attended to, precifely on the fame Terms u if prefent. 3 -Letters (Putt-paid) duly an fwercd, and Schemes gratis—AU Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped, agreeable to Ad of Parliament, with the Words " State-Lottery Stamp-Office."—Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their feveral Annuitles, and all Kinds of Govern ment-Securities, bought and fold by Commillion. IMPERIAL. AND IRISH LoVFF.RIES, (Sot. The limn begins Drawing November t6th, The IMPIRIAL LOTTERY March 3d. TICKETS, Halves, Q2arters, Eighths, and Sixteenths are now felling in a great Variety of Numbers in both Lotteries, at DRUMMOND's FORTUNATE OLD STATE LOTTFIer OFFICE, No. 6c, FLEET-STREET; Which has been fo remarkable for felling, eating, and Regliter ins Capital Prizes In the Laft as well as former Lotteries—As there is the greateß probability, Ii not a certainty, of !listening, (haring, and reginering feveral Capital Prizes in the approach ing Lotteries, with the great RiN In the Price, which may be expected loon to take place, having obtained fo glorious and honourable a Pcsce as the prefent, added to the many large Capitals which cannot be engaged now as In war time, haste.. duced Mr. Da ues mono to recommend to his Friends and the Public in general, an early Purchsfc, as the Price of Tickets and Shares at prefect areveafonable, but tf the Gentlemen pof feffed of large difengaged capitals Otould torn their fpieulations to EnglUh Lottery Tiekcts, he should not be furprif-s1 to foe Tickets loon at the enormous Price of sot each. . . Correipondents wilhing to avail thennfolves of the above cau tion may Lave Tickets or Shares fent them, with the fame at tendon paid ko their Inure. as If preens, by remitting Pott Oliec Orders, Bank Notes, he. Poll paid. Shares of Prizes in the lait Englilla Lottery - paid in full at this Office. N. B. CAorrcel Numerical Books and Ticksgs Regifiered as alai. Lott it tie rtitlY rialr talc, ii ad. d, bf I, and thai• turt._i^ • Mr. iOttt • 114F' , Perim l id, in et with r wits ploirtve. ••-•Z JOWL • tie *Ca: ' II at 6,4! 1 swot-