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'HEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. iORROW EVENING,NOVEMBER 16, o be prefented the New Comedy, called DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. h Will be added, for the third time, a New Melo Drame, in Two Adb, called A TALE OF MYSTERY. ig of Speaking, Singing, Dancing, and Pantomime. N ew mac, Scenes, Dreffes, and Decorations. The blufic compofed by Dr. Bulby. racing—The Man of the World ; with (fecond time) • Myftery. tew Meio•Cmme, called A Tale of Myftery, was re. es fiat reprefentation by the whole Theatre with the suns of applaufe ; from the univerfal approbation vs , bas bent honoured, it will be performed on Thurfday sod continue to be repeated four times a week r al' ablefday. The Cabinet ; with Love A-la• Mode. THEATRE, GUY'S HOSPITAL. . FOX will commence his Le hires on the Dikafes of the TPZFH, owl the 01Kradmis they re- TO-MORROW, Novas* i 6, at Half Pall Five. the: particulars may be luww 4 a d Mr. Fox, No. 34, Lour itmet• ,NTED, an Apprentice to a Stationer--a 'oath of refpedable lona boos, whole Friends live Royal Erchange, and muff provide trim with loathing, and lodging. No Premium is Impeded. addreffed to A. B. at Mr.l3bkes,Engi - aver,Chango. be duly attended to. LUNEL WINE. • very extenfive Sale which J. Dace, Prot victor of the LIR& Wine Warr-haute arid Vaults, 17 Haymarket, near Coventry4rect; experienced the 1;1t years, for his jattly.adebrated Lund Wine, which m for fame time the favourite Beverage in .France, has I him to extend his former Affortniast to confiderably, Families in Town or Counts may be fupplied with any -• of it at that age, when It seknowledged to be in the .Bate of perfedion. Asap imontroisstiblephof ot the witoiricone quality of this Wine,the Medial wig, if dared, 'ye a reference to tome of the eat Medial Chsrattas, who agnipriy drink kin their Families. Pxiee so. per dosen—Bottles to be returned or paid for. N.B. Commands Trom the Country, accompanied with Birod ihm ili, 4 ' u o anl r an order for paymait in London, attended to NEXT MONDAY WEEK LTE LOTTERY 'BEGINS DRAWING. JGES and Co's. Offices, No. 149, Ox- AtTett, and No. 44," St. Jameee-ftreet, Four out of "rincipal Capital Prises; {in the Lottery drawn Lift confifted of the fame. Number of Tickets as the I were fold, Stared, and r!gittcred, iii. No. No. ry,yos, firft drawn, z9th day, so,oool. ,pool and No. 18,823, firft drawn, zjth day, Shares in the prefect Lottery are on Sale, in ... above. Fitt drawn Ticket will be entitled to ks,occd. STATE LOTTERY. Perron.' who mean to purchafe CR !ITS ;Ski in the prefent LOTTSRY. FOr a confider the Public have been amtded by two or three - Lottery Bufinefs,with the Bak tale of a pretended ital,Prises in whole Tickets of lopi3oL so,ciooL and an value which it is notorio4yknown at the Bank •zehange;remained unfold inthe hands of the Con ' other Speculators who held large quantities of has therefore become nceeffary to undeceive the they would rather. no doubt, go to thofe Offties, II known to have fold and divided Into Sham the tes (tithe hit and late-Lotteries, and who hive gives thereolfuch ampli-Proof of their ability and ala difeharge of the lune. This it is prefumed 'oink :ght with Lotus' , Adventurers, than mere W I founded in falfehood, and tending to mificad. 'Xi ;ng UR of Foftunate Perfons at Mr.N ICHOL- No. z 6, Cornhill, oppofite the front Gate of the prefect Year and 4te Lotteries, may be deemed • the attention of the Public. • ;0001. to Mr. Matthew •Wilkinfon,Dyer, Leeds. jocol. to Mr. William Judfon, 'at Lady Irwin's, coo, near Leeds.--A Share of sOOOL to Mr. John Fulneek, Leeds ; paid to Mr. Smith, linen-draper, reel—A Share of send. to Mr. George jihnfon, paid to Meffrs. Eddie and Co. "tinkers, Lombard share of sad. toMrs. Hartle, glop. keeper, Newest, Gloucefter. alto paid to Mars. Ma& and Co.—A Share Mrs. Hawkins, of Stamford; paid to hdeffrs. War- Cateatons-ftreet•—A Share of so,ooo to Carnpart, at Thaw, lab& Hackney.—A Share a Club at Deptford; paid to Mr. John Goff, But- Share of so,ooci. to a Club of Twenty Members, the tithing Smack Sontage, Deptford.—A *Vol. to Mr. Davies, dealer in old clothes, Gravel indfditch—A Share of sopool. to W. Beadle and 'ood (two poor yien) at Dartford, Kent —A Share • Mr. Caftlaw, tanneri Long-lane, Southwark.— ~,00st. to Mt. Hachette, late of 290,8AThi11h...... 2,04C01. to. Mr. Crailter, lboarnaker, Kirk Gate, rktlfire..—A Share of a so,OOOL Prize to Mifs Carter, Berks.—A Share of so,ocol. to Mr. Reid, Dundee; fills. Bainbridge Aniley and Ca—The whole of Mitt Knight, at Bainbridge, whole of so,oool. ,ylor ' late of Toweedslll.—A Share of topool. to a tontrofc, Scotland, a retain() of the Right Hon. Mt. t Share of mood. to I Club at Mr. Fawcett's, the ' Stump, Cloth Fair.--A Share of topool. to Mr. 1 Brothers, at Leeds, Yethadre; Pad to Mee' : Co. Bankers, CornkilL—Tbe whole zopooL to a ,at Truro, CortnvalL=A Share of topcol. to a Club Atrret.-b-A Shari of 100:01. to a Young Lady, in •Iquare ; paid to Meffrs. Baffle, Thornton and Co.o— lo.cool. to a Gentleman at Lynn; received by Media. Z2o. Bankers, Lomhardereet,--A Prize of to t oool. oenian In Foulkes-1)00(111)p, tower-ftreetralse ' to Mars.Whidng and Co. Dockrkpd n q;Horo topool. to Mr. Sutton, at Cefiniblfas ;hare of 20,000 i. to a Club of Tradefroca and Gen ants,at Mr. Ryan's Hotel, Stjameel' - itrect Bath' of sc,coid. to Mr. Handcock , T aylor, at Ba tt; paid Ranhont, Mora.usti and Co. Bankers. Pall 44211. of so,ooaL paid to Baron Dimfdale and Co. Bankers, Account of .Meffrs. Clement, Tugwell and Co. 1/stk.—A Share of s,OOOL to a Clergyman at Std to Mr. Parini Mercer, in Ludgatc-ftreet.—A Share o a Dodo, of Phyfic, near Oitord-lirect.—A Share Thomas Car, Gatne.keew. near Arundel, Sofres. 34 01 :40L to a Bank, r's Clerk, Lombard-It:tot.-- 'bole of s,OOOL to Mars. Elided, Lynn. to have been feveral other Capin. Prizes of 2013 001 . ... spat fold at this Office, that the fortunate Pro thereof, have particularly delired their Names might lased ; a Rego& that will be alwaysduly atteneed to. iffy begins drawing on Monday, the soth of the tooth, and the 61qt-drawn ticket will be (Added to vslib intend honouring thisollice withtbeir commands, et t ocft.ed to be particular in diretting their Orders to No 161 Luruhill,aud to fee that every Shan b ♦ The Public's mat obolliatt hunthiellereste, _ N ortat 43.11 THEATRE -1 r V. 1,10 R ROI be pre( DELA' T. which will be l)rar A Ts ,:„,naing of Speaki Wi:h New Th Mull 'e M This Ermine -11 k 'fait of WaYfterf• 'f ire new Melo.th we ed o n its firft nip pukßburili of aPP I e tch it has Sew ho srciday, and CI till On Wcdnefday, THEN &ER. FOX vii • Difafes of ti F ire, TO-MORM I r.rthcr particular tord.ttreet. WANTED, • Youth of rel star the Royal Etc *ink, wafting, and Letters addreffed alley, will be duly at THE very est ▪ victor of thi 27 Haymarket ram l;it years, for las been for forme ti enabled him to MA that Families in To' quantity of it at that lasheit Rate of pert whoiriame quality c give a reference to 15it drink kin 6 2 4 5 . N.& Csaim Per atie mod an as iltlilana"&r* --a - Ni THE STATE rHODGI ▪ ford-ftreet, the Seven Principal Year, whack toad prefect Lottery,) :4461, mixt& N 14 c 6 30.333, 54 30 3 1 . 54 1 Tickets and Sha pat variety, as ab 11. B. The Fir& TO all Perrot and &Maki time pa& the Pedals in the Lott Sale of CapitaLPrit 104noL each in wal sod Stock Esehani tractors and alum Tickets k has t 1 PaLlic ; as they who are wril knot Capital Prizes hitt the holders *red irrity in the card= Lan more weight Afferions founda Inch, the follow; ng bON's Orme, Na Zak in the preki aot unworthy the A Shah: of scot —A Save of 5= Temple Newton, Planta, near Pule Nargate.ftreet.— Plymouth ; paid to Srat..--A Share a hear Claudia' s *rani:co/ to Mrsrs Kan and (hi Rah Alm Martha Car ▪ tonne to a Cl cher.row..l Sba at Mr. Smith's Shave of i t ucitil. Hoondfdit ;lich.iel Wood (i Of ac,oool. to The whole zo,oo A Share of sax Leeds, iorkfifin Navbury, Berko Paid to Mart. °Awl. to Mitt to Mr. Taylor ' I Lady at Mona d Duadaa..—A Site Magpye and Stu Prkiley and Br Polder° and Ca Gentleman, atT In Thames-lbw lialtury.fquare A Sh.tre ot to= 74relay and Cu. to a Gentle:nal Whole 2ga:A to A Share of 20.0 Walet—A Shat tkmar's Servan —A Share of u to Aleffrs. Rani wo Shares of 1 Cornball, on A bankers, burr ; paid to h s,nnol, to a t uf 5 icr-rzi . to Tla --A Share a All., the whole 'f'bere alio h lociocl. and 54 prietors &erect tut he publithe Thi: Lunen Prer-nt Month 25 XXIOI. That vile) ii are requelted ti Luebbill,and t . • 1 . • .. . . • - . ... . • . -.•,. • t #. .I . . • • • • : . • ' •• - S . ..0 .1 t . '..1...) . '7 • • • . • . f t , . --- 4---'- •- . s I t . l 0/ - 4 1011 . , . - . - ' • ' ''' ' I `. 1111: Or ~'. 4 • ... . • _ . . • _ ~ . 4 • _,. MONDAY:,'.WOVEN, - 4Eaft 15, Noe CHELSEA HOSPITAL • Novembt, Is, dos. 'THESE are, by Order of the Right Honour ableA- [be Lards and others, Conunifiloners for managing the Affairs of the Royal Hofpital, at Chelfea, to give Notice, That his Majdty has been plcafed to command, that all Out- Penfioners belonging to the Paid Hofpital, rcildent to Lond9n, or within twenty-five miles thereof, Aiello were difeharged from their refpedtive Corps, as Serjeants, Corporals, Domino's, or Private Men (the Out-Penfioners from the late Horfc Guards, and Horfe Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal Horfe Guards; rich Men as by the Hofpital Books are now more than fifty-five years of age, or had (erred twenty-five years in the Army previendly to their Difeharges, thafe who have loft a Limb, or their Eye-fight, or are Cripples, and the Letter-men, excepted), do perfonally and regimentally appear at the Paid Hofpital, on the Days undermentioned and appoint ed for them refpedively; when and where Attendance will be given from Nine o'Clock in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon, in order that fuch of than, as on examination mall be found fit, may be fent to Gallon Duty, viz. MONDAY the nth November. The Penfioners from the Marton Guards; thole from the feveral Regiments of Dragoons, !enable Cavalry, the Bridal Legion of Horfe,and . the Royal Waggoners. TUESDAY the 30th Nboonher. The Penfioners from the prit and Colditream Regiments of Foot Guards. WEDNESDAY the tit December. BAST INDIA HOUSE, Jur" THE COURT ftDiRECI - ORS'of the UNITED comp,fivr e MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, traeng to the EAST INDIES, do &his' give notice, That it is oteir i dentin,' to receive applications on or hfore the 39th of hotemierfrom the Merchants wanting Tonnage for the Export: for so ds to odic fir fuch ands which ere to he Atte,/ in the en firing quarter, and on or before the py Dece ' nher the 3til March, and 3016 isme,for filch Goods the Mgrchants aredffirows offhipping is each quarter foil wing filch dates ; and that it is their intention alto to frirnif6 Tonnage for any quantity of Madeira Wulf, which ;maybe required by perform wiling to flip the fame for India, upon finder applications. Particulars of the rates of freight, tic. for the AY ..Clupc of the Sealer', are to la fern in the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping. WILLIAM RA msAr, 4ffillant Secretary. •GRAND JUNCTION CANAL OFFICE. ' Paddington, Novembet 4, 1802. THE Proprietors of Shares and Half Shares ill the raid Canal,' and Holders of Loan Securities, are de fired to take notice, that at the General Affemhly of Proprietors held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on the ad inftz.nt, It was unanimoufly Refolved, to raife by voluntary Sub ferrption, upon terms peculiarly advantageous and beneficial to the faid Proprietors and Holders of Loan Securities, the Sum of Two HUNDRED and THIRTY-FOUR TIIOUSAND FIVr. Hun n atn PouNDs, for the completion of the faid Canal, and executing feveral Plans for extending and rendering the fame more ufeful and produetive. ' The Committee have dlreeted Copies of the Refolutions, containing the Terms and Conditions of the Subfeription to be fent to every Proprietor : but as fotne of thole Proprietors may have changed their Refidences, and as the Holders of Loan Securities are for the greater part unknown to the Committee, all loch Proprietors and Holders of Loan Securities, are in formed, that a Copy of the Terms and Conditions of the Sub feription, may be had at this Office, at No. 23, Flydyer-ftreet, Weftminfter; at Mr. Gray's, Buckingham; Mr. Chaplin's, Aylelbary; or at the Banking-houfe of Mefirs. Prod's, Digby, Box, Babbage, and Co. Fleet-ftrect. The beneficial advantages of this Subfcription are confined exclufively to the Proprietors of Shares and Half Shares, and Holders of Loan Securities, or their Nominees refpedively, and the Intention to fubfcribe myft be made known to the 'frea form, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, (where attendance will be given between the hours of ten and four) and the Sums ftipulated mutt be depofited on or before the 16th of December next. To prevent the confulion• and difappointment which would unavoidably arife from a great number of applications being made on the fame day, perfous Intending to fubfcribe, are re quefted to apply at the Crown and Anchor, and produce their documents as foon as may be, after the tit, and before the 16th of December, 1802. The Penlioners from the Third Regiment of Foot Guards, with thole from the Fite Regiment of Foot, to the ioth of Foot incintive. • THURSDAY Ihe 2d December. Thofe from the loth Regiment of Foot to the 15th of Foot inclufive. • gRMAY the 3d December. Thofe from the Vick Regiment of Foot to the 45th of Foot inclufive. SATURDAY the 4th December. Thofe from the 46th Regiment of Foot to the both of Foot inelufive. MONDAY the 6th December. Thole from the gift Regiment of Foot, to the 134th of Foot inelufive ; as alto the Penfioners from Lord Strathecoren'sv Ma jors Elford's, and FHh's Corps, Loyal 14, gap; s Danger!, Cinque Port and Lancalldre Volunteesl4• aa the Royal Garrifon Battallion. TUESDAY the 7th December. leafioners from the Fencibk Corps, the feveral Ame rican and other Corps, the Independent Companies, and Mitida. His Majefty has, on this occafion, thought fit to declare his gracious intention, that none of the Out-Penfioners, who, on examination, may be' found fit for Duty, ball be required to ferve any where but in the Invalid Corps; that every Man found fit for duty, mall be entitled, on his arrival at the Garri 1, fon to which he Mall be fent, to receive a Bounty of One Pound Five Shillings, of fo'much thereof as shall remain, after fupply ing him with proper neceffaries; and thole who, on examina tion; are found unfit for Duty, ghat be difmiffed with propor tionate fubaftence to carry them back to their homer. And it is hereby further notified, that all fuel of the kid Out-Penfioners, as well from the Cavalry as Infantry (except as aforefaid), who than not appear at the Paid Hofpital, at the timely:rein appointed, in obedience to his Majeity's Commands, will be confidered as othervelfe provided for by Government, or as dead; and they will accordingly be Bruck off the Books of the Out Penfion of the raid Hofpital, without any profpedt of being rcfiored thereto. G. AUST, Secretary and Regintr. STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE. HUGH and ROBERT BAIRD have for Sale the materials of a Steam Engine of about Seventy Hodes' power, being conftruded to work double, with Air Pump and Condenfer, and all the neceffary apparatus, and Fly Wheel to form a Rotative Motion, with ,a plate Iron Boiler. The Materials may be feen, and a Bargain concluded, by applying at their Works—Canal 11401s n kji Glafgow. TOWNSEND's PHYSICIANS' VADE MECUM. 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NAVAL CHRONOLOG' SUMMARY of NAVAL and from the Time of the Romans to the with an Appendix, containing a Peril Navy of Great-Britain, and of tholi Europe—The Lofs each has fuftaioet tars, &c. at the Conclufion of each W Fleets and Squadrons--Alfo a Lift ferved in the various Offices in the I ther with that of the Admirals and Ca) from a very early Period. By ISAAC SCHOMBERG, Efq. C. Sold by Egerton, at the Military. Bickeritaff, No. ate, Strand ; am change, London. EGYPT. This day was publithed, Prig AN interesting - NARRA' VETS of JAMES BRUCE,' difcover the SOURCE of the NILE. ginal Work, by SAMUEL Saww, E.l Copper Plates. Notwithstanding the utility and pl from Mr. Bruce's Travels, yet that. Volumes in Quarto, and being fold Individuals can afford to purchafe it the generality of Readers might not fal of a Work fraught with fo much information, I have been induced tt I flatter myfelf that I have brought ,- Volume every thing worthy the Readi Lathier': Printed for H. D. Spin. ADAMS's SOLVENT for the AS the SOLVENT is pi effeCtual Remedy for the Gi preventing the to jultly dreaded ' it is deferviug notice, that Perfons their Study, in Courts of Jultice, of vented taking due exercife, may be thofe excruciating diforders, by a ft mild and not unpalatable Medicine. 'ately to correct the calcalous diatht It is fold by the Proprietor, Mr. Southampton-Excet, Illoomfbury-fr s.; andit L 2s. Stamps included. For an account of tke numerm Stone in Kidneys or Bladder, by fruitlefs trials of Snap, Lime, ant Soda waters, as teftificd ty Mr. Gin eminent Surgeons, fee " Perry on tl had of Murray and Highly, Fleet Paternofter-row ; and R. Thurgood, N. B. Among the recent and r 4 the Solvent, arc thole of the Rcv. difham, Norfolk ; and of the fon of in Kent. WHEN Proleilional MCI fponftbilitydeviate from Lib ledlion of a piculiar Branch, the fuccefs is the !At criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my praaice to the exclufive treat• ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful atilt of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thofe complaints which arc the molt impor.- ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch `as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of Practice to relate individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradlitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—idly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifiug from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lattly that de rangement of the fyttem in Women which is called BARREN• NF.6orSTEKILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a Pimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints are eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I unit that I may prefunie to offers re-eftablifhtuctit. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diart fs in the diforder, cutupart.d with the calamitous fituations of Met!, who front indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Oak en:3 of a fafhionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable conk quence of fuch pernicious habits. Whcre the unhappy le:fern-broods over his niffery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confolation fur hint to below, that although it be an objed of doubt or talc, r. minty with other Praelitioncrs, the removal of dick ISEFI• CI ENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid !tate, and in there cafes no great difficulties will occur But where this Deficiency has for years exifted, a proper Per fcverance is inaltisenfibly req (dike to revive the numbering fparks of Life, and to re •animate the Conititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their expeetations of a Family, may be allured, that in molt inftances fuch defects are curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is fo effentiai to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have ptefumed to flute, fonts the Bails of my Pretentions, and in coincidence with fuch this inti mation is given, that Mi:IBREE may be confulted perfonally (or by letters inclofing a fmall note) at his huufc, Nu. 29, Arun dal-itzect, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There Is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet adjoining, Pt 4 : ' ma ' "4•1• 4 ? :1 it } - 34 1 :'I• • • , . • • • -• [PRICE SIX-PENCE. - • . - i FOR Illo3A and Country are re. r Editions, corre•Aed, end al Embelliftioients will be. tdth of Nov...mb r, tthe ibliflied) of the two undcr- ks. IN for tBo3 ; being a full tropolis, accompanied by si !Hied with Ei:;ht Views, hound in red. or 1803; or, the Englifh- o the French Metropolis, aid feveral Maps, price Ss. Imt. 9, 1802. LISTER. idled, Price Ss. • e Eait-India Company; ECTORY far 18o3; • ' the Company's Servants, different Prelidcucies in the ame. Together with Lifts it in the Service (if the Ealt rels ensphsyed in the Coml.! ont the Official Returns re* 'FfISON VAY MASON. Eaft-India Houk. fixed ; alfo the Company's refpedlingMilitaryOffiee y , Leadenhal 1-ftreet, and Bvo. price 21. as. boards, ;Y, or, an Hißorical MARITIME EVENTS, he Treaty of Peace, Igo ; niodical State'of the Royal are of the other Powers of ocd in Ships df War, Priva- Virar.-.-The Lines of Battle, t of there Peslons who have Naval Departmentq toge- Captainsin the Royal Navy, Captain in the Royal Navy. y-Likrary, near Whitehall ; Richardron, Royal-Es- r.• Price ea. in Boards, kTIVE of the TRA- ,Erq. into ABYSSINIA, to E. Abridge:. from the Ori- Efq. Fourth Edition, with. pleafure that may be derived t.Work, occupying five largo d for Five Guineas, but few. , • it. • In order, therefore, that a be debarred from the peru- h entertaining and interefting to write this Narrative, and t into the compars of a fingle .cader's attention. 'moods, Paternotter-row. STONZ and GRAVEL. proved to be the moil Gravel and Stone, and for Operatb n with the Knife, s accultomed to fit. much in or who are in any way pre- he fccurcd from an attack of few dotes only of the above e, which never fails immedi- lefts in the habit. r. S. Perry, Surgeon, No 9, .fquare, in bottles of as. 6d. ; aus Cures of the confirmed r the Solvent, after b•ng and rd Mephitic, Alkaline, and 'tinning, Mr. Bell, and other the Stone," , rice as. To be et-street; Symonds, No. ad, oil, No. 39, Newgate-ftreet. - remarkable cures effedted by • Mr. Molineux, of Garbol- of J. Shipdern, Fig. of Deal, • k :n of education and re- the general fyflem by the fe.: me fandtion of lung continued eriority. • raiaice to the exelufive treat- and the ruccersful refult of rdour to oppofe as far as I inn is which arc the molt impor,- irmitles. • inch `as an Army Surgeon, l 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, THEE LIFE HOLD INTEREST of a Healthy LIFE HOLD INTEREST of a Healthy Gentleman, aged, Twenty-nine Years, in the very capital, valuable, and Improveable Freehold Elates, comprifing Three kliftinet Manors, in the County of Chefter, let at old and very low Rents, ammusting to 23781.95. ad. but of the eftimated Value of upwards of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, viz. the Manor of Chriftleton and Townftsip of Rowton, within a and a Half of the City of Chefter, containing a good .1411m-Houk, foitabk Out-boufes, Cottages, &c. and 55s Acres of Arablf, Meadow, Pafturc, and Wood-land, let at low Rents Chief Rents included) of 11431.95. ad. The Manor of Huntington, fiivate within Seven Miles of Chefter, comprifing good Farm-hnufe, Out-honfes, and 677 Acres of excellent rich Land, let at low Rents, amounting to 9131. 6s. The Manor of Saighton, fi tuate wit hin Two Miles of the City of Chefter, conalting of feveral good Faris houfes, Out-houfes, &c. and su Acres of rich Land, let at lowannual Rafts of 1911-14 s. 741- Alfo a Manage, with fuitable Out-buildings, called Tatten hall, and 143 Acres if Land, let to a Tenant at will, at the low Ihnual Rent of vol. The whole of theft valuable Mates are held, with other Eftates, in truft, for a Term which will nearly exceed Six Years, and will then become the abfeluteProperty in Polfaion of the Purchafer, during the Life of the raid 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, Abergavenny ; of the Printers of the Chefter, Liverpool, Manchefter, and Nottingham Papers; Rainbow, Corn-hill; and in Pall-Mall. • 4 OLAMORGANSHIRE. CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER. TO be SOLD. by AUCTION, at the Bear -Inn, at COW/MIDGE, on Tuefday, the 7th day of Deccan+ ber,lBo2, at two o'clock in the afternoon, The following Lou of Timber. , c No. 382 Oaks, with 46 Cyphers; and Let 1.--0.1 1 No. 807 Aft, fifth 357 Cyphers. . , N 0.670 Oak', with s 9 Cyphers; and Lot 24— (".) No. 265 Alla, with 20 Cyphers. No. 605 Oaks, with 48 Cyphers; and Lot 1 —FC.- ) -' , N0.145 Alli, with a 5 Cyphers. , No. 266 Oaks with 19 Cyphers; and Lot 4.—(D.) , N o . , it Alh, with 3 Cyphers. I No. 34 Oaks, with 17 Cyphers ; and Lot 5.-474 No. 191 Mh. Lot 6 . ‘ '1 Na 17s Oaks, with 3 Cyphers; and .—(r. ) No. , 4‘ .., Af t , w ith 3 Cyphers. u •ppi (G , N 0.58: Oaks, with 19 Cyphers; and No. 66 Mh. Lot B—(H.)iNo 202 Oaks, with 3 Cyphers ; and No. 9 Mb. The above Timber Rands in the adjoining parifhes of Lan dough and dt. Mary Church, near the town of Cowbridge, and within about three miles of the port of.Aberfliaw, to which there is a found level road In cleellent repair; and will be (hewn by Wiliam Gwyn, Fanner ' at the village of St. Mary Church Alta, to be Sold by Auttion, At the Talbot Arms, at SWANSEA, on Friday the loth day of December, a Be 2, at thret o'clock in the afternoon, The following Lot, of Timber, • Lot I. No. 1045 Oaks witty 48 Cyphers Banding on Ccfn Gorwydd Farm and Tir Baffett, In the Para of Lougher, with in one ndic of a navigable river, about two miles of the port of Loughs. and four of that of Swanks, to which there are good roads.—This Lot will be (hewn by Mr. Griffith Gbh, Farmer, on the Prernifes. Lot. If. No. 361 Oaks, with 20 Cyphers, Banding at Hen park Wood, in the parifh of Oyttermouth, within about one mile of the Severn fea, and four of the port of Swanfea, to which there are alto good roads.— This lot will be (hewn by Walter Williams, of Briomoyle nu, near the Presages. I . For