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f- 5 . 1 "/ ". ;c.. - b.S ".I A" ;?A '-> '‘74 P . , 4 0 „ „ -c _ -- w . mBER 4000 3 THEATRE ROYAL,'DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, September 12, thrir MaidUm Serval** wl ad a /*raped)+, caned KING RICHARD tHE THIRD. one Hooky tSe Sixth, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Prince of Wales, Matter CHA.TTER LEY ; Duke of Gloactiter, Mr. KEMI3LE; D u ke of York, Mrs KELLY ; Duke of Bockinenin, Mr. RAYMOND; Duke of Norfolk, Mr. HOLLAN 1; /.../ - 1 of Richmond, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Queen Elisabeth, Mrs. POWELL; Doe — hefa of York, Mifs TIDSWELL ; Laolp Anne Mira BIGGS. • To arida will be added a Comic Opera, calla NO SONG NO SLIPPER. Crop, Mr. DIG24IIM ; ;Prod/rick, Mr. KELLY ; BMWs, Mr. suArr ; Robin, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.; William, Mr. COOKE ; Dorothy, Mifs B MENAGE ; Louifa, MKs WENTWORI'H ; Margaretta, Mifs STEPHENS; Neer, Mifs MENAGE. . Bmn 6 t . & to ad Price 3s. 6d. Second Price sa— GAHM 1a Second Price is.--Upper Gallery la. Second Price bd.--No Money to be returi..Td. Thr Doan's , be opened at Half part Five, and to begin at Hulf .ifter Sir. l'l. ces for the loses to be taken of Mr. KISIBRQOIC at the got Office in Little Ituffell-#treet On Tuefday,tbe Tragedy of Hamlet. _ _ • • • The I hBc ars iefpedtfulli a c quainted that Mrs. BIL NGTON is mina for the calming Sedan at this Theatre. INGLISH and IRISH STATE-LOTTERIES, aka. 11.411SIATt•Lo begins Drawing November r 6. E VOL 1911 STATC-LOTTaIIY begins Drawing March 3, 58ot. r i 'HZ TICKETS, Halves, gliarters, Eighths, I avd Sixteenths, are now felling, in great Variety of Num bers, and on the loweft Terms. a The Money ear thaf Prizes paid on Demand, by HORNSBY and Co. Stoct•Brokers, at their old ellablithoi Srar z L Or itt, (lAcenfed purfuant to Aft of PArliament,) No. 16, CORNIIILL, appetite the Royal-Ezdsange, London. Are it Liverpool and Exeter. Correa Numerical and Regifter Books are kept, and Tickets 6cl Sham regiltered, at Sixpence per Number. •.• Orders accompanied with good Ms, payable at Sight sr of a lore Date, will be punßaaly attended to, predfely on the fame Terms as if (Polt.paid) duly an trend, and Schemes gratis. Au Shares fold at this Office will be fiemPed, agreeable to Aft of Pariament, with tie Words " State-Lottery tamp °See." Bank, WIN and South-Sea Stocks, with their fevers' An /nicks, and all Kinds of Government-Securities, bought and kid by Commillion. WIDOWS, WIVES and CHILDREN of the KILLED and WOUNDED BRITISH SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MA RINES in the BRITISH ARMY and NAVY IN EGYPT. 'THE following SUBSCRIPTIONS have been received towards the Fund now railing for the relief of the Fatuities of the Britilh Forces who have (Offered in Egypt, vit. His Royal Ilighnefs the Prince of Wales Z. 105 o 0 His Royal Higltnefs the Duke of York - 1:5 o 0 The Corporation of the City of London - son 0 0 The Honourabk EaR India Company - moo 0 0 The Governors and DirecEor soft be B,ank of England 525 0 0 The Right Hon. the Lord Mayer. a moiety of the Fines impo(ed upon feveral Bakers for delivering falfe Returns at the Mattlion Houfe - 39- 1 9 9 One Day's Pay of the Officers and Privates of the 3d (or King's own) Dragoons - - 78 rs 6 The St. James's Loyal Volunteers so 0 0 And other Subferiptions already advertifed to the 3oth ult. amounting to 6321 so 4 Subkriptions received in Edinburgh - - 988 3 6 Received lime :. One Day's Pay of the Commiffioned and Warrant Officers of the z6th Light Dragoons - as to 6 Three Days Subliltence of the Officers and Privates of the York Regiment of Fgueibk Infantry 139 17 7 Subfcriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's Coate houfe, and at the following Bankers, viz. Herries Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-ltreet. liarnmerfley, Pall-Mall. Drummond, Charing-crofs. Couts's, Strand. Snow, Sandby, and Paul, Strand. Child, Fket-areet ; Hoare, Fleet-ftreet. Smith, Payne, and Smith, George-Rivet, Manton-honk. Robarts and Curtis, Lombard-ftreet. Bofanquet, Beacheroft, and Reeves, Lombard-Erect. Martin, Stone, and Foote, Lomb ard-Itrect. Sir William Forte, and Co. Edinburgh; and Meffrs/Latooche and Co. Dublin. SCHEME OF THE IRISH LOTTERY : Ike= Drawing November 16, aot. /io. of Prise& Value of each. Total Value. 4 Atm Of i lOXIOD " L 4w= 4 s,poo sormo 4 SPCO .., Ilpao S- 11300 SOO 100 SO 3 4 00 111,5C0 Id 00 I poo 71P00 1,357 Prime 21.443 Banks 4 MUM CAPITALS nariatantwata. Fir! drawn Ticket sft day - Z. Sco Ditto oth dot 2,000 Ditto tth day SPOO Ditto 13th day zo,ooo Ditto zytit day zo,oco ' IDless IA day . 2,000 ttttt NT ►2ICKS OT TICKETS AND $ 'T. WllnleTieket - C$ o o litlebth Half ditto - 4 5 o Sixteenth - (12arter dun - z 3 0 lickctsarntShareo of Tkkets are now on Sale at eta? LICENCED LOITERY • OFFICF -- 2 0 0 11. 0 •.• Aa e;rlys7arrhafeli recommended, as the Tickets this Year are Rs. cis rs than lalt July, and them is ito probability I their beiag lower. Schemes may be bad (gratis) at all the Licenfed-045ces. so too* UTHEN Profelfional Men of education and re fpondbility devisee from the general fyltem by the fe kaion of a peculiar Stanek, the !antilop of long continued Ramis 16 the Deft criterion of fuperioriry. Eight year. have I devoted my pradice to the eseluilve treat. aunt of THRhE DISORDERS, and the fuccefeful relish or ny plan gives me additional ardour to wrote u far as I am able the ravigea Of thafh complaint. , which are the moil import. an in the catalogue &Inman infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, 1 formal a with at we early period of Prkedice to Priem individu ate from the Ignorance of uneducated Mee, or the equally den im= prcriplumey of general Pradthinnera TheTH REM MORTIERS, to the curt of which I have de wed my attemtlon s comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration...-adly. All Rods of DEBILITY, whether ariling troth, the habits of feltoolboys or the indulgence of mature age. and laftly that de norment Or thefets in Woolen which is called BARREN. NEiS or STEIULY. _ _ - - - bituncroue Weak, tae the refult of Ignorance or haft* In the tforatart of a Ilnapk Cionorrhea,and.it not unfreqnently hap. Pent that the fads of Lek ace poifoned by the indiferteion of an mtaarded hour. By a hyalite method Inch complurntt are idly cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I Nor prelim to oilers radical re-eflablifhenent. _ _ FCW,howevcr are the cafes of complicated &Rich In this d.:forder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who f' , 711 Induirence Ina 90 LITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gairss no of 2 faihionable acqtrire that Itate of Debility which 1...• r unavoidable confequence of (uch pernicious habits. hs re the unhappy t'ulferer broods over his marry, but care, rnncvals hit misfortutse, It may be tome confolation fur t • know, that 'although it be an oiled of doubt or uncu t other Prettitio•te! , , the removal of theft DFFI- C. , NCI iby the itradoal pr %refs of Renovation is the esquire . -y crperivece. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have . reduce misty vigour, muchaneiciy will he prevented -" r•Ay counteraction of this languid ikatc, and in theft Ls' .rn pre-At dilfiCtlititll 0.111 occur. Bur where this Deficiency has for years exilic& a proper Pes ti-re:ince is indifpsnfsbly requifue to revive the flusulating ( per rd I.l'e, .ad to re-animate the Canftitudon. 'ARAUD WOMEN, who have long been dfrappointed b Voir c apes:l26lms of a Family, my, be atfureds that in Wolf intsnces lush debits are curable by Mediao Thr df.CItECY which is fo efontial to my widest:a ism and 1: 5 gealtfieaciens whi c h I h ave per f ume d to (tate, form the • of nit , Pretenßorts, and In coincidence with Bich thisinti "b”" l• riven, that Mr may be canfulted pefestally by letters inch:hags (mail moot) at his honk, Na a 9, Min ed-Pam, &naiad, bear Temple-Bar. There is an addisionel entrance in Watts-abaft adijainine, iod the name wan hash the doom. Member of thoitoial Cagy of Staloom FRIDAT, SEPTEMBER 11, 1801: TRANSPOAT OFFICE, September s, nor. THE Coirtirigomers for conducing his Majflly's' Traiiipart Service, and for the Care eta Cayicay of Prifdoers of War hereby give notice, that they era& tetchy the 29th items, to receiveialdl tenelere,asa treat with fitch Perlin* as way be willing t (oared for vie - balling Pr femme of War, lw health, iron the 1 . 11 day of November next, io.lYfiae, for fix cossiabe certain, at her Mk per hay. at the following places, via. Mill Prifon, and the Prifon Ships, at Plymouth. Portcheiter Caille,and Prifon-Ships in Portfmoath Harbour, Norman Croft, near Stilton. Deal. Pricon Ships at Chatham. Yarmouth. Edinburgh. Liverpool, and Stapleton, near Briftol. The Coaradme mill he eerier, to fad feettrity for the Are pr. formai:et 'their Contradc. Fart'Jer particulars sky k ham" by ap i plying at this OA% No Tenders will he received after one • dial an use day sf treMy, pr any noticed, ankle the parties or azenti for thaw, atteni. EAST-INDIA HUMS, Arai, t 9, Isol. 'HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS ENG LAND tradiew q tO, EAST INDIES. a 6oviy give N eke, Mrs a tiarteri, General Cwt al doe fail Company will la bell at thelr7iaafi ea Ltainektall-fireet, at Wagefettlhe 2 3 1 sf . &pother atal, al dews ideal in 16r farrow.. ISAAC MADDOCKS, Ajilimee Seketwy. MILL HILL, HENNDON. TO 3& SOLI>BY PRICATI CONTRACT, By Mr. RAINE, NEAR EIGHTY ACRES of COPYHOLD MEADOW LAND, with a very &Arable advantage of Poffellion at Mich*Ebnas next, as the Two Leaks thereon, at qtr; old Rents, expire at that time: the whole lies within a Ring Fence, and the Farm-honfe (which may be made a plea flat Cottage,) and Out-buildings open on the High-road, and command a fine View of the Vale, under the Village of Tot- Mr. Crate Carpenter, near the Ptvmlfes, will thew the fame ; and for farther Particulars, and a fight of the Plap of the Eftate, =apply to Mr. Ralne, Laud Surveyor, Charlotte-ftrect, ury. ELM ,TIMBER, SEVEN MILFS FROM LONDON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAI N On Monday the a tit inftant, at Two o'clock, on the Prensifes of Weft Twyford Manor Farm, between Wilfdon and Eal ing, In the County of Middlefex, in Twenty Lots, 1 - "'WO Hundred and Twenty-eight ELM TIM BER TREES, felled during the lift Seafon, as the fame now lie by the fides of the Road, and wbere they are not data= more than a quarter of Mile from the Grand JunEtion Canal running to Paddington. The Bailiff on the above Farm will Stew the fame, and of whom printed Particulars may be had; alfo at the Rainbow Coffee-boufe, •Cornhilk; and of Mr. Rabe, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-ftreet, Bloomfbury. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. MR. CLINE and Mr. COOPER will begin their Courfe of Anatomical and Surgical Ledures, on Thurfday the xit of Oetober, at One o'Clock. FOR PUBLIC-SALE, At Smith's Cofftv-houfe, over the Corn Exchange, on Mon. day, the t4th September, 'got, at One o'Clock prccifely, ri'llE FOLLOWING GOODS; viz. I. t t 6 Sacks and Bags Hougsold 5A3 Quarters Foreign Peace—w Part damaged. 629 Dam Barley. go Ditto Tick Beans. 2g Bags ityc-Meal. xi Quarters damaged Wheat. too Kegs American Mats. 11932, Empty Corn Bags. To be viewed to the Sale. - - - Lying at the feweral Places mentioned in the Catalogues, which may be had of George French, Sworn Broker, No. 6, Great Laitcbeup. A CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, AND SUNDRY VA LUABLE ESTATES, IN AND NEAR THE. TOWN OF SHREWSBURY,—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Party in Odtober next; confilling of ALL that moll dellrable MANSION, called the ABBY, with the Gardens, Hot-houres, Flfh-pands, old Plealure Grounds thereunto belonging, delightfully fituated in the vicinity of the fatd Town of Shreveibury AU that Menage and Water Corn M. called the ABBY MILL: A very valuable Farm, called MONKMOOR ; Several Pieces or Pura, of excellent Meadow and Failure Land, in and near the Abby-Foreptc and Colcham Sundry Menages, Gardens and Lands, in Murivanee and St. Auftlres Friars : _ _ Alfo, Two tiveral Farms, fitnate in Net ley and Wrentnall, in the Parlfhes of Stapleton and Church Pulverbatch, in t h e County of Salop : Particulars of (even! Ethic's are now preparing, and will be ready to be delivered on Wednefilay the t6th day of Sep. vmiser Milani, at Richard Griffiths, Efq.'s, Chapel Stairs, Lincoln's Inn, London; at the Lion and Talbot Inns, and at the °Aces of Metres. Jeffreys, Lloyd, and Afterlcy, Anomie", Shreeribury.--September a. DORSETSHIR E. TO WI SOLD BY ►RIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANORS of TA RRANT-MONKTON and TARRANT-LAVNCESTON,fituate nearthe Great Weftern Turnpike-Road. between Salifbury and Blandford; within s Miles o( the latter. in one of the atoll eligible parts of the County of Dorfet, with Courts Barron, Royalties, Pri vileges, and immunities to the Paid Minor belonging. The Manor orlarrantAkfookton comprises as foilows.-.—T A capital Tythe Free Farm In the occupation of Mr. fames Cando, on a Loire of which only two years are tioexpirevi, con taining near goo Acres of Meadow, .%rabie, and Dowd i.and.— Idly, The Tythes of the rcft of the plea of Tarrant-Mnnk too! ,lily, The Revcrgon in Fee of divers Copyhold and Lenfehold Mates, in all of the y.arly value of about Oka. held by one, two, or three Lives, but chiety on one old Life. The Manor of TARRANT I.AUNCESTON is all in the ' Lord's hands (except a few Lifehold Cottages.) and conlifis of one of the mnft eligible Farms in the County of Dorfct, called j..AUNCINTON FARM, containing upwards of ts-ro acres of Meadow, Arable, and Doom Lands, within a Ring POW, In Severalty, and ':'ythe Fret, In the occupation of Mr. Robert Sudden, on a Leafe ,t which oily Four yearn arc unexpired. thustion °M.:. 'Mate near the great Welton Turnpike Road, in a Country abounding with Game, mull render It par ticularly eligLh:e to a Gondolas,' who may with to build a Hunting Box, and the nate Weir poll'effss many advantages whist) will be obvious to a potholer on a view thereof N. B. The Land To on the Paste is redeemed. The Tenants, Mr. Clunk' and Mr. Bidden, will lbew their efpOtive Farms ; and for particulars, apply to Marrs. King and Johns, Attonles at Law, at illandford, who hay a Mop oldie Ettate ; nt to ?Att. Dams, of sear Wansig • ger, VILIsh NEW BOND STREET, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-Br M. RAYNE, On the Pre:sass, No. Sy, only four doors from Oxford:ftreet, by order of the Affignees of Mr. Richard Armhage, ironmonger, on Thurfday, the ryth infant, at Eleven o'clock, and loUovring Days, rT` H E LEASE, Sixteen Years and a Half unexpired, of an excellent Houle, as Feet 6 in front, and extending 68 Feet backwards, on the Ground Floor, formed into an elegant range of Shops well adapted for the prefent, as well as almoft any ether bufinefs, where &nation and thew arc needfary. At the fans, tine will be fold the neat and well adapted Houfehold Furniture, China, Linen, and Plate. _ . . Alfo his very valuibleStoci, comprifing ahnoft every article in his Line, of the belt workmanlhip, in the prefent improved principle and talte, partici:Lai) , tome very expenfive Rcgiitcr and Count Rumford Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, Scc. To be viewed on the tsth, and till the Sale; when Particu lars and Catalogues may be had on the Premifcs • at the Rain bow Coffee-Houfe, in Cornhill ; and of Mr. Resin, Charlottc ftreet, Bloomtbury. WESTMORLAND.--FOR PUBLIC SALE, At Mr. Malkew's, the White Hart, Kendal, On Monday, OEtober 5, dot at Six oClock' in the Evening, in the following Lots : Lori. THE very defirable FREEHOLD ESTATV, -I- called WATTS-FIELD, adjoining the Town of Kendal. on the Welt fide of the River Kent ; confiP.ire of a large Manilas Houle, good Out •Buildings, a Garden and Or chard well planted, a large Fins-pond. and ten Inelofures of very rich Ground, containing thirty-fix cuftomary Acres, or thereabouts, cowed by's (mall Modus agalnft Corn and Hay Tithe — There feveral valuable and ornamental Timber Trees growing on the Frantic., which the purchafer may have at a valuation • and, if it Mould be dared, the Mate will b.: propofed in di fferent Lots. LOT 11. The R onainder of a Terre of Twenty Years, granted by the Mager, Fellows, and Scholars of Trinity College, Cam , bridge, of which fixteen years are yet to come, of the Redtory or Parfonage of KIRKBY KENDAL, and Forty Acres of Glebe ' Land ju the Church Fields, it the Parini of Kirkby Kendal aforefoid ; held by divers Taunts on payment of certain an nual cuftomary Rents and of certain Fines on change of Te nants by death or alienation. The leveret fpecies of Tithes granted by the above Leafe, amount yearly to more than scsol. out of which a yearly refer %dim of tsoL is mads to the College, and a Fine has been paid for a renewal of the former Lades every liven years, which has been ufually affeffed at a years referled rent, or thereabouts. Particulars of the above Eftate ind Tithes are left for in fpedtion with Mr. Wilfon, Attorney, Kendal ; and either he or Mr. Lambert, of Watts-Field, will tbew the Eftate ; which may alto be had of Mr. Atkinfon, Solicitor, Chancery-lane; and Mr. Hubberfty, Solicitor, Auflin-Frisses, London. VALUABLE ESTAI E IN LAS 1 -LO I NIAN. To be expored to Voluntary Sale, within the Royal Exchange Coffee-bode, Edinburgh, on Thnrfday, the t stlof Oetober, ißos, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (inftead of the anti of Auguft, iBot, ar before ado:nth-if), THE Lands and Eftatcs of LEASTON and PLEWLANDHILL, tying in the Parifh of Humble, and county of F.aft-Lothian. There Eitates will be expofed together or feparatelp.—Thlt Laden confifts of about 750 Scotch Acres, or pc° Englifh Statute Acres; and Plewiand-Hilleonfifts of about 352 Scotch Acres, or 421 Engtifh Statute Acres, moftly all Arable, except ing what is tYndcr.wood or Plantation. Fad,' Eftate affords a Freehold Qzialfileation in the roomy, and holds Blench of the Crevim ; and has Right to the Tythes, Parfonage, and Vicarage ; the Stipend was augmented not many years ago; and the Manic and Church have bees lately rebuilt, and the annual burtlieni are very (Mall- The Lands of both Eftstes are of excellent Quality, partly of a dry free Soil, well adapted to Green Crops of retry kind, and partly of a rich Loam and Clay, yielding great Crops at all kinds Of rain. Ilse Lands are occupied by choice Tenants, at moderate Rents, particularly the L.ealton Eftite, which 1, very improve able, and well fituated for the heft of Markc•s, ba.;• within Fifteen AIM' of Edinlourgh. Six of liaditington, and Fight of Dalkeith; and only Two from Coal and Lime, with good Roads to all thefe Places. _ _ _ Both Matra are ineinfed. and fnb-dtvided with Ditch and Hedge, or Stone Dykes. 'rite Fields are well watered, and flickered with broad Stripes or Belts of Planting. There are about 143 Acres of the Properties Under-wood, loving a number of old Trees on each Eftate; and about too Acres of Fir Plantation, interfperfett with Larch and all kinds of h...rd Wood, above thirty years old, in a thriving condition, and well laid out for beautifying the property aa.well as afford ing it Ibelter. There wixids„ upon a late Purvey, have been valued at fioool. The Manficio-notate of Leafton Rands in a dry and warm &nation ; and may at a moderate Eapence be made fit to ac commodate a large Family; has a rood Garden .and well flocked double Pigeon-hoof •; asidli the Purehafer of either Eftate &Add be inclined to build, or to feu to others, there are many Roc Situations for tholes; and being in the neigh bourhood of Lime, and plenty of lire-11one in the Grounds, and not far from Timber-markets, Buildings ot any kind might be ereetcd at an mify expence. The Rental of both Dilates, putting a reafonable yearly valor on the Thinning% of the Plantations, eschifive of the Sale of grows Wood, is upwards of isooL a year ; and though about 73 Acres, Part of Lcalkoo Inclofures, adjoining the Mani:too, and ;o Atom of Plewland-bill, be out of [.aft to accommodate a Proprietor, there are only here rated at the Offers made lot them by good Tenants. The Eftate Is partly furroondod and interfeeled Irish Trost log-riviikts; has open ft Makin, Partridge, Hare, and other Game, and is in the neighbourhood of Moor Game. It/ tint bility for any Ocntlenuin &Seoul of a Complete Estate fo now the Capital, moil is Is good a neighbourhood, requires no Comment. _ _ . -- E;rParal culars apply to Alerasder Chum Fig. Writer to the Siert, Edinburgh; or to Man Roo and Hill. Soltithori, BoCarell-court, Loudon ; and Join Ailos, in dm Hoof, of LaMa law thoPronifes. £• 1101000 C PRICE ,IX-PMCE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Purfuunt to a Decree of the High Court of Ch.therry. margin -a Clink, Morley agalnft Mani!, before John l.ce, Druck man, the Perron appointed by John Camphlll, lifq. One of the Marten of the fild Court, in one Lot, on Fridry, the Thirtieth Day of Odlober next, at the fign of the . 1 hree Sal mons, in the Town of Ufk, in the County of Montronth, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituAte in the Pa :tithes of LANI.LOWEL and LANTISe:ENT, in the centre of the County of Monmouth, and en the Banks of the River Ulk, confilting of a Melfuage, Yards, Barns, Stables, Gardens, Orchards, and near Two Hundred and Forty Acres of Arable, Pallurc, Meadow, and Woodland, with A confider• able quantity of Timber, and the growth of Underwood, in the occupation of James Pritchard, being part of the Real El. tate late of Elizabeth Motley, widow, deceaf:d. Particulars may be had (grati.) at the Office of the frill John Campbell, Mfg. in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London; at the Offices of Mr. Philpot, Red-Lion Squ Ire; Mr. Lee, TN:she'd-Court, Inner-Temple, London; and of Mr.. Alexander Jones, at Ufk; or of Mr. James Pritchard, on ilia Proalfels. OXFORDSHIRE—BEECH WOOD, SOME CAPITAL OAK, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Red Lion, Bridle-font, Henley upon Thames, On MondAy, November 9, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, confining of rso Acres of Wood Land, covered with valuable Beech Wood, and fame capital Oak Timber, in the :non thriving :late; Brute within about four miles of the Thames, and fevcn of Henley upon Thames, in the County of Oxford. Particulars may be now had of the Printers of the O xford and Reading Papers ; at the Red Lion, Henley ; the Printer of the Birmingham Paper; Rainbow, Condit!) ; and in Parl- Mall, where Plans of the Property may be real. to the Vicinity of HOUGHTON, in the CaUNTY of NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRIST(E, At his Great Room, Pan-mall, on Thurfday, Odober at one o'clock, ACAPITAL and particularly eligible ES. TATE ; confining of the MANOR of FiCNO, with all its Rights, Royalties, &c. Ait-rents, Fines, Tons of Fars. &e. fpacious Dveelling-houfe, called Puma HALL; OW-Marti, two barns, &c. and tsso acres of arable, meadow, and panne Land, entirely compadt, tithe free, land tax redeemed, and extra-parochial; together with the Great and Small Tithes of the Townthlp. let on Leafe to Mr. jour WIITING, for at years, 8 years of which unexpired,. at the very low old rent of Eleven Hundred Pounds per annum, capable of very confider' able improvement ; the atcation particularly eligible for carry. Ing off the produce, being di ft ant from Lynn and Wells thir feen miles, (even f rom Braneafter and Thornham, and three from the Navigation of Heachani, and in the vicinity of Hough ton Hall, a beautiful and (porting pan of the County of Nor folk. with plenty of game and field (port, forming a deSrable refidencc for the Gentleman Farmer and Sportfman, a remark able line water for are, and a rivulet running through the estate, excellent roads, &e. The Tenant will Chew the Elate. Particulars may be had twenty days preceding the (ale of Mr. Barber, No. It, Gray'. Inn-Cquare; on the Premires; at the Duke's Head aod Coffee. houfe, Lynn; Fleece, Wells; Crown, Swaffham ; Crown, Stoke Cattle, Downham ; Lion, Farnham ; Rainhow,Corn hill ; and in Pall-mall. This day was publifbcd, TIRODUM's GUIDE TO OLD AGE, or Ad vice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for thole keret infirmities of Nature which delie-acy often for bids to difclofe even to their relatives ; with a 'freatife on Fr male Difeafcs, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Confumptive Comokauts. Tn Which is added, Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, &c. i is particularly recommended to Seafaring Men. Leery perfon, young and old, Mould purchafe this book, there loin ; fearcely an individual who is not interested in fume part of it. In panic ular,it is recommended to young men and boys, as an early attention to the latter may ferve tuguard them afainft a fatal rock on which tboufands have fplit, and be the means of preferring their bodies from difeafe, and alfo their fouls, their minds, and all their faculties from deftrudion. An the mean time, he eameitly and difintereftedly recommends his Nervous Cordial, whereby he is enabled to afford the molt permanent relief to youth in the above fecret vice, and alto to perfons of all ages affiieted with nervous diforders,proceeding tinter from an immoderate ufe of tea, hard drinking, heat of climate, eaccfs of grief, ditipated pleafure, bad lying►in, The Nervous Cordial is peculiarly adapted to weak female conitittatitins, as well as to phlegmatic habits in general:—it .ads powerfully in favour of the whole nervous fyftem, correc ting a vitiated appetite and digefti"n in the ftrft paffages, and &Wilts wonderfully in the recovering the tone of the genital or. gang ; hence its efficacy in the molt obilinate fv,tinal glees in men, and correfpooding weakneffes in women ; will contribute mor tartly and honourably towards conjugal happincfs, than any of thole irritating compofitiors which are adminiftered to the unwary. *Fhofe who In advanced life fed the confeouencee of youthful cieefs, or unfortunate youth, who have brought mi. thcnif. Ives a numerous train of evils, will, by the ilk of this medicine, find themfelves reitored to health and itrength, and all the melancholy fyinptoms removed, wench are the general &eels of loch cadet. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Dodtor's Houk, No. y.Albion-ftreet, 7 Door, from the Leverlan Mufeurn, Blackfriar's Bridge, in lotus at 21. L. i Ts. 6d. and !a. 6d. alfai .•.t ' In Plila, Cruttw.:ll, Glafgow, Raster, Briftrd, Sheppard, Hull, Mr. nick, Printer. Brighton, Donakifon and Co. liani,Nro', Mr. Remnant. Birmirighain, Swinney, Et:gliCt Bookfdler. Bedford, Smith, Ipfwicli, Mi.1,'.1, iie eh, Blai,Jford, Simmons, Ill: of Iri.lit„allii,,, Bury Sr. Edmund's, Dingle. bovine, A. Young, merchants Bridport, Metric Leads, tinr.s And Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, I.ynn, Gsles, Cambridge, (Ice, Leicefter, Swinfen, Canterbury, Uriftow, Lewes, FANstt, C.trilfle, Jollie, • M.utchefter, Lyn,h, Chatham, Etherington, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Mew and Co. 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And by molt Bunkfellera and Medicine-Venden in tf•e three kingdoms. •„• I'o thole Ladles and Orrecnten bordering on the of Matrimony, die DOt4.ol* would particularly recommend B nanical Syrup, ptlor to their appcarin,:r her, re the AP Hymen, who arc in the (mallet .Ic7crc apprthadive of tr tem rot being entirely found, or fubjeet to relaxation. 1 Solids. It will be nerzillry tbe Do.Ror they'd fee Itch Pmtlarrti aniaed ‘I ith Ilrahrefr or loft ..fssibt, or fend their Co Letter or Parcel. to the 1)o,'Ior Plitt at Carriar paid) his uftial rm.—The Aledmhage s:ar be bail erg,' Day. he Rats u-nd the Altar c 4 tat- Sy(. t►s tl 2i Ise %des, tir 11, wia