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~~ ` r • . ~'.: * • fr s ' +/-• 1 "1 ,4• • • • PR:CE SIX-PENCE. IkRFY MON RAILWAY. • cor.vened by Pith- itc into canticl.zr,:tirtli the ',nt ended • through Corntie., or, th Ica C 0.% Ma at th .•lay :* Nov: nth: r, tt;01, )N. Elie. is al,: Chair. • • >_ - .., ~.- . Pp.. a . I . . ... • • . .• ..., - .- . . P v• .b. . 1 . •41?' I .. • , . " .0 . ..4 . . . f r . ) A.. ,C . 0 07 • ... • ~, .$ b ) 1 , .. 18 4 5. ,_ • .......i it.•••• -• i , L ......,.... .., ~, • . . i I iVi '•-N -) t 4, ."5-..,, - ,.,„„- 1 .• , . P . . •. , iIP . ..._ . .... . • SATURDAI, NOVEMBER 20,. Is C,2 wriBER 43463 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TIAIP 43y vTai Publighed, price 4 s. in Nara , kRYME and REASON. Short and Original POEMS. Tinted for Blaiks and' Parry, Le.adenhall-fireet. CHELSEA HtOSPI TAL. EXTENSION of the SUIA A T a Meeting of Gent I- 1 . lie Advertifernent, t 9 tak4 enttJion of the Surrey Iron Surrey, Sulfa, and H nt., to tl Inn, iu Reigate, on Tu fday, ROBERT HUDsON, Fi 1. ie th,; Chair. CO MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 23, will be prefented the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Xing Richard, Mr. COOKE ; King Henry, Mr.MUR RAY ; Enekinyhani.• Mr. BRUNTON; Trt Tel, Mr. SIDIDONS ; Stanley, Mr. Davenport; Cateiby, Mr. Claremont; And Richmond, Mr CORY. Lady Ann. Mrs. LITCHFIELD ; ' Azad the Queen, Mils CHAPMAN. To whlch will be adied the New Melo-Drame, cam! A TALE OF MYSTERY. This Evening—Delay and Blunders; with A Tale of Myltcsg. Twill!, Delays and Blunders; with the Tale of MYfterY• Wednefday, The Cabinet ; with the Review. Thurfday, Delay. and Blunders ; with the Taiga Mriliery. F r iday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts; with the Tide of Nye err. On Saturday, the Cabinet ; with Lovers' Qsarreh. November Is, :Boa. THESE are, by Order of the Right Honour able t :e Lords and erbers, Commitfirmers for managing the Affairs of the Royal I lorpital, at Chelfra, to give Notice, That his Majcity has been pleefed to command, that all Out. PeMinners belonging to the faid Hofpital, reficient to Londoii, or within twenty-five mites thereof, who were difeharged from their rapt:dive Corps, as ser2eants, Corporals, Drummers, or Private Men (the Out-Pen"fianers from the late Hoge Guards, and Horfe Grenxelier 'Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal Horfe Guards; filch Men as by the Hofpital Books are now more than fifty five ye'ars of age, or had ferved twenty-five years itr the Army previoufly to their Difcharges, thofe who have 101 l 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 refpedi-ely; when and where Attendance will be given, from Nine o'Clock hi the Morniog till Three in the Afternoon, in order that fuch of them, as on examination fhall be found fit, may be fent to Garrifon Duty, viz. MONDAY the 29ch November. The Penfioners from the Dragoon . Guards, thofe from the feveral Regiments of Dragoons, Fencible Cavalry, the Britith Legion of Horfe, incl the Royal Waggoners. TUESDAY the 3oth November. The Penfioners from the Firft and Coldftream Regiments of Foot Guards. WEDNESDAY the eft December. Ia the Prefa, and on the 27th of November grill be publithed, In Si; very large Volumes, r amo. Price IL ITO 6d. in boards, MEMOIRS of theLIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS and CELEBRATED WOMEN, vrio have ilourifhed in all Countries, from the es:fide Periods to the *fent Time. By MARY HAYS. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard; • and fold by all Bookfellers. N.B. Copies of this interefting Work, INTTNDED AS PIM.. SONTS TO LAOItS, may be bad elegantly bound and gilt, price rL rits. • RESOLVED, That it is the opinion of this Meeting t'.at a Railway will be beneficial to the County of Surrey, inafinueli a 6 it :cia facilitate the carrying merchandife market. That it is their opinion a Line fitoultl be exten,led to Lon don, from fucii point in the pref. rat Railway as will, on an ac tual Survey, be approved as the belt. • That Mr. William Jeffop take a Survey from tNe pref nt R.:A way, of the Country between London and Croydon, kir inch intended line; and that at a Meeting, to be held at the Rine* Arms inn, in Croydon, on this day fortnight, he du make a Report of the fame. That the following Gentlemen be added to the Committee, viz. Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart. Col. Wood; M. P. Sir Wm. Batt, Bart, Rich. Barnes, Efq. I3enj. Travers, for Gen. Mowbray, F.fq. Sir C! as. Blunt, Bart. . o. Dingwall' Efq. R,obt. Hudfon, Ffq. Chars. Birkhcad, Efq. Hylton Jolliffe, Ffq. M. P. Wm. Parker Ramond, Efq. Rev. Wm. Jolliffe. Thos. Byron, Efq. RoUt.Ladbrolre, Efq,M. P. Rev. Thos. W That the proceedings of th!s Meeting be advertifed in the Public Papers. That this Meeting be adjourned to Thcfday the 23d infant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the King's Arms Inn, In Croydon. that the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for his able and attentive conduct in the Mir. • Wandfworth, ROBT. 1-111DSOM, Chairman. Nov. 9, tBo2. W. B. LUTTLY, Sceretarv. This day was publilhed, In Three Volumes Cleave., Price 271. in Boards, ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY • or, Anecdotes and MO:rations of th e MANNER S,' LIVES, CHARAC TERS, and ECONOMY, of the ANIMAL CREATION. By the Rev. W. BINGLEY, A: B. Fellow of the Liaison Society, and -late of St. Peter's College, Ciambsidge. Printed for R. Pant.' ts, No. 7z, St. Paul's Churchyard; and may be had of all Bookfellers. Ity The Author of the prefent Work lays its claim to atten tion ou the ground outs utility, and eg novel and interelting contents. He has brought forward many thoufands of anec dotes and obferrations which will tend to promote the Rudy of the delightful fcience of Natural iiiitory ; he has ranged through an expenfive colleetion of Books, amounting in num ber to nmrly a Thonfand Volumes; and has methodized the accounts And traits of charaeler, recorded in the works of all authentic ttravellars and kiltotime, from the earlielt to the vrefent times. On Monday Mornin prime Two sr Ten o Shillings, 'Clock, rail be pnblilhed, ' - ikTALE of MYSTERY; a MeLoZaarit, , By THOMAS HOLCROI.T. Printed for RICHARD Put LLI 7i, St. Paul's Church-gard. Thd Petitioners from the Third Regiment of Foot Guards, with thole from the Firit iccgimcnt of Foot, to the loth of Foot inclutive. HANOVER-"QpARE CONCERT ROOMS. MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now open, and will conenor every Day (Sundays excepted }from Nine in the Morning till Evening. • 4 , 4 " Admittance One Shilling. THURSDAY the id December. Thofe from the loth Regiment of Foot to the zsth of Foot! inclufive. 1 FRIDAY the 3d December. Thofe from the 26th Regiment of Foot to the 45th of Foot indlufive. C. ed ENGLISH STATFAOTTERY, Begins Drawing 29th of November. TUZ SCUZNIZ CONTAMS - -- ------ --- - -- -- - s Prizes of J C.l;sloco 6 Prises of c.i,000 3 -- of 40,000 I:• or sop - 3 -- of s,OOO 66 from 4.1430 holo. 1 AT SWIFT and Co.'s LOTT iitYAID 'PIC i t NO.OI iI, Pout:car, the Fri-drawn Ticket„,in the lift Loe wy, No. 7951, a Prize of r 001. and Nos. 343410 ind 23, 2 311 is both Prizes of z 0,0001. were fold an:! thared,as alio keen other Capital Prizes, Bore November lait, TIcUTI and Se an it sof chart:fest Lortry an c fate at the abaft OSee.—The erft-Owsirtaleket entitled to 4,50=1. • -- - -^r of us die Isr ram as act the We' 1 fig occi' VS lire- bare nt:tt thilo P r ?itki ir.v.(l . ; 1110X ; . cnd tlar ;or krwi- iviote soh_ qta. No- 1, Ca" lertois SECOND ENOL!SH STATE L4TTeitY; 'for zees, Begins Draw*the 19th of Now Palms. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves,' A I t t l e d r to. E S i f ht4l oek a" ralaceat attiselrtie " 11A241U3' ; NI 93. asides the Reif Jachaia„,•Lastent an d . ", yr o ait i elit se theirPecount. The Saone awns tlere irises ef pspopl.-sobree of! io,roi-othree ef4,ooof.;—onii others fawn apPoL down tol tot. to the diesoest obsU,ooaL • • C.enntrg .Qrders, at cosnyeeieti with theet•datetillUis • Landon, PoR.DISce Oarless, or in Parcel by Coach! "'Curler, past:Wally encoded to; and CorrePondents may; /(bend on being treated euely op the fame Terms as if per-: imally 'recent.' , The Delwin& which pin be alseelediti in debt dais, wilt bel suriedled ces the loilosall4.Plen;,;p;ciensnoessce.on Moll4llr Ile 2 0 of tinewnhee; hiP•nd_4l._Thdtth e e d it h o e f ist artery feeceedlng eye s* -till thel le • lntermediate Bar ell be apprepbtatee pay.; Not of Prises. and (aloof IlAdialWerickstvesit abates. r At Shares fold at this (nu vim be be itelefetkelreneble . 1 ad of Podium:et, and alto with the etWelii•ind mend • HUMID and Co.'s Lottery Ofilte." • Loners, pc& paid, duly anfwered, and Scheme grid& ; SIANIOABLE CANAL and COPPER MIN 3 SHALES.. MONTHLY kIALII.-40 Mr. SCOTT, Oa Friday the 3d of December, .at•Twdve o'Ciock, at Gar -ravel's, ChapicAnny, Cardin!, THE Coventry Canal Shares in this va table Concern ; the left Dividend era's SI. per Share, for * Half Year, the Profits will confiderably inestele. The Stourbridge Canal, Three Mono blab eibiblithed.Ns• *Won, dividing idol. yvpartiliass, per Anima. The Grand Jondion and Paddington Canal *Waal Shares, Slum, so Optional Lola, bearing pa opt. Intel**, Ma* Half Yearly, with *Advantage of thaNght of Sub. feription to the New Loan. Rochdale Canal, Opdenet Loat% Notes, bearing S per cent. kat& converstlic.loSo :SWIMS* Alt Su- Alio Shares in the Lincaters and Medway and Croydon Navigation', In the.T tinder tbe Thames, and Two Sixty- Fourth Shares in the LanMer Copper Mine, in the tariff sd st• scot% In Oxman, *Allay at Work, and es. riled to be a prodadive Concern, Partiaaws at Hateltet's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's ; cad of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-hM. INTERESTIgO PRESF.NTS FOR YOUTH. PeMillard by W. J. and J. Rtes.% an son, Royal Exchange. t. 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Price as. hon - nd, _ 1 smiler PASSAGES from VAR/0 US-AUTHOAS ; dot &Vied to form the Minds and Manners of YouNis P lad tit the fame time to afford an ogramble klifoelhury ef iiper Years. - 1 " I recommend " The azure of piety, and [awed truth 6 And virtue, an d thole keep width Gov ordaln'd 1 • amid Witham than, and promote than moil" 1 • ---. —_-.. !A A-LADY ; - 1 --.L. An IMPROVED SYSTEM of MODERN GEOGRAPHY, • Pradiicaay adapted to the, Bufiners of EDUCAT ON. This day vas published, Price 9s. 6d. in boards, or roe. 6cL bound and lettered, decorat ed with FUT t-stx beautiful and interefting Copper-plates, 'eprefeeting the Manners, Cuftoms, and Dreffes of all Na *'tioayAiiiillarated with sew and tmproved Maps. GEOGRAPHY for the USE of SCHOOLS, on a,Plan fo pradtical to Teachers, and fo highly Weiner • WO Pupils, tbat i it cannot Pato recommend itfeif to molar , - far adoption the moment it is fan. It is divided into three parts: r. A Grammar of Geography, &atm up as concifcly as pof-, able, for the purpofc of being committed to memory. . s. Th: Ufc of the Globes, with a Variety of Examples and; Exereifes upon each Problem. • • • 3. Full, circumitandef, and highly entertaining Account s of: the Manners, Caftans, Orcifes, and Curioatin of all Nadal'' , ilieftratod with pa Copper-piata, and forming a Body of Fadts' which, for Entertainment and [nitration, arc not exceeded jn; the entire Compels of Literature. Td the *bole are prefixed an Account of the molt fuc..efsful!, and ratioad Mode ofteaching Geography, and plain Dirations, for projeding and drawing all kinds of Maps. • By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH, A. M. Vicar of Dannington, and formerly of Trinity College, Cattibridgc. Printed for IL Phillips No , 71,St. Paul's Church-yard : fold", by Thomas Hurft, John Barris, Bcnisnain Taloirt, and Lack-, ington end Co. London- by J. Archer, Dublin ; E. ,Balfour„ Eel nburgh ; and by ill ;cher Bookfellers. N. B. Mr. Putturs informs the Tradt in Town Ind try, that. he, will at alt times exchange new and v2440010118' of this Book, for any other of his publication's. REPLY to Mr. PLAYFAIR's REFLECTIONS on 114.! .IPRWAN's :REFUTATION of the HUTTONIAN THE. ORY er pbe EARTH, .by Ricsman Enemy; .Efq. LL.D.I F It.S. updFI.R.I.A. is glitz in 'PE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE for' Odtober, which contatna it° the following curious and important Articles: I. A, Reply to Mr. Playful?' •Refiedtions on Mr. Kirwan's. Refutation of the Huttonlan Theorrof the Earth...BY kiehard Kirwan. Efq.'LL D. F. R. S. and P.R. L A. 11. An inftradout and Confirmation et tome Fadts mention ed in an hay os the prhithive State or the Globe.. By Richard Kirwan. Bk. 1.10.1.1. I.R.S. sad P. R.I. A. ill. An Effay on the Colours obtained from the Metallic Oxides, and fixed by Fufion on different vitreous Bodi a. By Ale i sander Brognhtt, Diredtor of the National Manufadlory of Porcelain at SevrmlErigincer of Mines, &e. fV. Memoir on Tubes rendered harmonious by Hydrogen Gas. Read before the Society of Phyiles and Natural Hiftory of Geneva, by G. Werke, Ex-Prefident of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and Member of the Medici' Colleges of Loh don and Genera. .V. On Painting. By Mr. E Dayes, Painter. VI. Extradt of a Memoir on Argental Mercury. Read be fore the French National lultitnte. By C. Cordier, Engineer of Mines. VII. Extra.% of a Notice read in the French National Infti tute, on a new Variety of Epidote. Ey Champeaux and Cref . fac, Engineers of Mines. VIII. Note on a Variety of carbonated Lime found near Port Seguin, Department of Vienne. By C. Crefac, Engineer of Mines. IX. Experiments and Obfervations on certain Stoney and M.etalline Sul:dances which at different Times are Paid to have fallen on the Earth; alfo on various Klnds.of Native Iron. By Edward Howard, Efq. F. R. S.' X. Confiderations on Dr. Hatton's Theory of Rain : read be,fore the Aficcfian Society, in the &Ilion aol-2. By Luke Howard, Efq. F. L.& XL General Parmentier. on Vegetable Extracts. By C. XII. ------------- of a Three-blaft Fufing Furnace, eonltruet ed in the Chemical Laboratory of the French School of Mines. By P. Torelli Narg. attached to the Couicil of Mines. XIII. On a metallic Solution, which forms a Yellow Ink, that appears and difappears like that of Haat. Read before the French Sktional Inftitute, by C. Gillet Laumont, Ailociate. X.IV. A !bort Niew of the Craniogmsmic Syftem of .)r. Gall, of Vienna. By L. Bojanus, M. t) Mtmber of tkMedicat So cieties oT Jetta and Paris, and of the Society of ac 01 1ctMata of M 313. XV. Proceedings of Learned Societies. XVI. Intelligence and Mikellaneotts Articles. This Number is embellifhed with the fooowing Engravings by Lowat a. Figures of fame curious Landfcapes produaed in the Mr by Atmorpheric Refraction and Refkdion, itlititrating Mr. BEAUTORD'S Paper given in our lift Numbe r. s. A (trrto Pbate reprefenting ale Thrte-blaft Furnace in the Chemical Laboratory of the French School of Mine-. 3. Figures of Skulls, to Mußrate the Cnurlognonic Syftan of Dr. tall, of • lama. 4. Sonde. Grp fine Boring of Argenta! Mercury, Epidote, end -mtanna Lime; sod a Figure to illuftrate Mr. HO WAlrell Exataination el Dr. HIFTTO NOS TbaltrOf Rain. ' London : Printed by Taylor and WA., Chancery-lane, for A. TILLOCB ; and fold by Mars. Ricilattfan, Corbhill ; Cade!! and Davies, &reed;onginan and Rees, Paternotter-row g r Detwatt, Piccadilly; Sy L nialdia, Paternofter-row ; Murray and HOW, No. 33, Flost-Recut, No. 48, Oxford.ftreet Vapor and Hood. Poultry; Harding, Na; 36, St. ames's. • Bell 4,nd liradfute, Edinbtrgh ; BtZlh and Add, Olaf. - gbw w. dilbert, Dublin. ' Thirteen Velum& of this Work arenow publifhed, and mat be bad el Nue( doe Bookisakrs, in compkte fets, or Engle Vo. , it e t”. „P i t e l _ R ath Volume in boards, los. 6d. SATURDAY the 4th. December. Thofe from the 46th Regiment of Foot CO the both of Foot inchtfive. MONDAY the 6th December. Thofe from the l ift Regiment of Foot, to the 134thof Foot inelufive ; as alio the Petitioners from - Lord StraihaVen's, Ma jors %Vallee., Elford's, and Fifh's Corps, Loyal Irilb, Qmeen's Rangers, Cinque Port and La,.cathirt Volunteers, arid the Royal Garrifon Battallion. TUESDAY the 7th December. _ _ The Penfioners froin the Fencible Corps, the fefettal Arne dean and other Corps, the Independent Companies, and Militia. His Majefty has, on Mil oecaften, thought fit to declare his gracious intention, that none of the Out-Penfloners, who, on examination, may be found fit for Duty, fitarbe'required to ferve any where but in the Invalid Cr.;op that every Man found fit for duty, (hall he entitled, on his arrival at the Garri- fon to which he [hall be fent, to receive RUoubty of One Pound Five Shillings, or fo much thereof as : man retinal, atter fupply- 1 ing him with proper neceltaries; aA Ow& who, on examina tion, are found unfit ix Duty; than b'ilifttilllfed withistopor donate fubfiftence to carry them hack .:0 their homes. And it is hereby further notiff..4; that ab fuch of the fait, Out-Penfinners, as well fror.l the Caialry of "lidantry (except+ as aforefaid), who fiializa ,, t appear at the fald Hqfyital, at the :time herein appointed,ln ohedience to his Majefry's CoMmande„ will be ennfidered as otharvelfe prnakied for by Government, or as dead ; and they will accordir.gly be (truck off the• Books of the Out Pcnfion of the laid Hoyito , t withque any profped al being reamed thereto. - • . _ AUST, Secretary and Rea*. , ASSAGE TO AND FROM HAVRE DE GRACE. ' CA.R.TER.ET T'ACKET, Captain VVM. GREEN, fails from Southampton every Tuefday, and returns on the Friday following. Price of Pottage, One Guinea. The above Packet is 6z Tons burthen, has excellent Ac commodations, sand con take In Ctirriages and Harks. N. B. For Particulars apply to Mr. Henry WilkinkNo. , Weft Gate-ftrect, Southiunpron, or at tild Star.lnn. LUNEL WINE. IrHE very extenfive Sale which J. DAL', Pro. prietor of the Englith ,Wine Virarehotife and Vaults, No. a 7, Hay Market, near Coventry-ftreet, experienced the tbtte left years,, for his jiitti- ce•kbrabid• Lune, Wine, which has been for fume time the lavocirte Beverage In France, has enabled him to wctend his forma Affmtment fo confiderabls., that Families in Town or Country may be fupplied with any quantity of it at that a„ e, it is acknowledged to be in the highdt ttate of perfedion. .As an ;ncontravertible proof of the *holetome quality of this Wine, the Proprietor will, if defired, give a reference to Come of the firft Medical Charaders, who regularly drink it in their Fnaiilies. 'Price 245. per dozen—Bottles to be returned or paid for. N. B. Commands from titie Country, accompanied with good Bills, or an order for pa4rment in toast attended to with punduality. • . TO THE VURIOU& IN-FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GE-NT it Y, and PUBLIC, in general, are refpeafully informed, JOHN Bolo* ss and So m's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO • VIES. continues to be ptvparal by them in the fame manner that has obtained filch univerral app °lntim for maay years pan. • The long juftly acquired raperiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perron* refident in all parts of the Word, and having stood the telt of trial, ranks it in the fituathin it now-or intaias. The general utility of THEAR F.SSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for MOH. Etc. induce* them, front the numerous Advertifemettts daily appearing, to condole &c. in purchafihr the fame, as none is to be had cf THEIR GENUINE, bat at their Warchoufe Is under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for fainily de, of the belt quality. - WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAtTAINS of SHIPS, Scc. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, f fplicd upon theiborteft notice forthe E.aft and Weft Indies, &e. • Warchoufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap pointed Metfrs. R. Joh:11ton and Co. Edinburg:l, their foie 7 Agents for Pith Skates. THE CITY OYSTER WAREHOUSE, No. 8. Lombard•Rretq near . tho 11fi.atifiot?-houfe. AVI D ROSS duets it his bounden Duty to take this method of conveying his fincere thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the liberal encouragement be pas received fine he opened the above Warehoufe in 1798, aloft refPedifully allures them, that the time line of condud Which has given his BARREL'S) OYSTERS In marked a pre ' terrace, Wall be itridly adhered to; and begs to acquaint :them that he has now a daily fupply of fine flat:toured NATIVE, MILTON. PYFLEET, and COLCHESTER OYS TERS, ' ready to be fent to any part of the country, packed under his own immediate infpedtlon, out of the real Tea water, which is brought to his Warehoufe, and no where rife (at preterit) In London. Merchants, Captains, and Families will find his PANDORi :and NATIVE PICKLED OYSTERS, well worthy their no dee, as they retain in a peculiar nsasser, their originat flavor, and warranted to keep in any climate; fold in jos at as. and Ilk each. His town cuftorlten need not he informed that his k Oyiter Eating-rooms are commodious and fitted up in a neat *Tic, the number and refpedability of thole who attend them Set befpeak their fuperlority. - D. R. requeffs that he may have previous notice when room are wanted for feled parties, as they are geaerilly engaged.— Oyiters theft to pleaft every palate as of lid the Mottling and evening Papers tacit in. _ _ TO BE SOLD, THE p.erpettial-Adirovrfon Of the Re6tory of REARSBY, in the County of Leicefter, eomprifing the Reetorial Houle, which is eligibly fituated in the Parifh of Reariby aforefaid, within Seven Miles of Lticefier, Eight of Melton Mowbray, Ten of Loughborough, and Six of Q.2l .. iirn. vion, to all which Places there arc capital Tue. pike Roads; with feveral Clofes of Rich Arabic, Meadow, and pasture Ground, in the Lordihip or Liberties of Reariby afordaid, containing together 335 Acres and upwards. Alio the Tithes of about 24 Acres of old InCloture, which are taken in Kind, and feveral Money Paymeftts itt lieu of Tithes, iffuing oMt of about 23 Cottage Haufes in Pearlin afo-eNd. Thet - e is nt► hamlet wi•bin the Pariah, and only one Church to ferve. The prqfent Incumbent is upwards sf 7S years oil, acd very infirm. Further Particulars may be had by application to the Rev. Mr. J. Parfons, of Reatiby ; or Meffrs. King, Cooke, and King, Attornies, Leistfter. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, . SNOW-HILL, LONDON. CONVF.NIEUgE, SAFETY, AND ),,X1)! DMON, FOR TRAVELLERS itAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S II FAD IN's, SNIW-HILL, BY THE FOLLOW7NG'POS.7 C , )ACHAS: UNCOMMOrq CHEAP TRAVEL—ING to BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POCI'-CO ACHES, through Chippenham, Calms, mid.Marlboro'seviry Afternoon ; wives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn * *kik? alt+ldie" Lbilaha Tavern Thoehas-ftreet, Briftol, next Morning-41n. fide LI. 6ch carriage.—PalThngcrs for warded from Bath to Bridgwates, Taurron, &c. Liverpool, Warrington, Kputsford. Stone, and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crofs-ftreet, Liverpool. Guard ed throughout. • Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach, with a Gn.bii Sets out every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. Melt by Oxford, Shipttone, and Enttou, to the Saracen's- Head, Bull-ftreit, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fets out every morning at eight o'clock—carries four infitles only, and goes remarkably eafy—paires through Stamford, Newark, Ret. ford, Doncafter, and Ferrybridge, to the Goitrrn Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Notwithftanding the uncommon exp e di t i nt e cifthis Coach, it is allowcti to be the molt agreeable and corn plete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Lancafter, Preston, Kirby Lonfdale, Boulton, Choricy, Ormikirk, and Garftang Poli. Coaches, every after noon, at five o'clock—Guarded. Louth, Spiliby, Horne-dile, Bolton, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach. lets off Monday, WecinefdaT, and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from Spilfby with a Guard. York, Newcaftle, and Edinburgh Poft Coati), the Lord Nelfon, performed with a Guard throughout, fete out every morning at fatten o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tad. cutter, Darlington, Northallerton , Durham, Morpeth, and Bs. wick. Paffengers finding themfelves fatigued from the length of the journey may reli. what tine they pleafe, insi then proceed on without any additioall fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. earlifle and Penrtth Poft-Ccakeh, goes with :oar Horfes and a Guard all the way—pafres through Brough, Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wecher by, Aberford, Donmilter, and Grantham, (the near( ft way by t 8 miles)--fets out every Morning and performs the journey with the greateft facility. Pafftnurs detained on the road by bufin4's or pleafure, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fe cured in the twat Coach, (with only fix Coachnit.u.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymiuth,Dnr chater, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, eve-y Morning at half paft Three. with a Guard : through Honiton, Axminfter, Bridport, Btandford, Bafingftoke, and Bagfhot —Carries four lnfides, at only 21.211. each. Hertford, Ware, Hoddefdon, and Chelbunt Coach, ' , very Morning._ Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Seven.—GuardetL Oxford, Benfon , and Henley New Poll-Coach, with a Guard every Afternoon, at tire o'clock. Manchelter, Wilmflow, Congleton, Walfall, and Wolverhampton Poll Coach, every afternoon. Guarded. Shrewibury; Wellington, and Shiffir,,l Poit Coach, thc Royal Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and boil and Unit.= Inn,Skrewfbury. Guard e d.' Southampton, Mncheiter, Azleafot, Alton Coach, every morning. Hull,Northcave,Howden, Thorn and Doncatter Poft Coach, every morning, at feven o'clock to the .lull and bun Inn, i Myron-Gate, Hull. I Woodford : Wanftead, and Laytonftone Coach, at s o'Clock every Evening (except Sunday) Sandal , Nine In the Morning. I' . Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half pall Ten,luif part Two, half palt Four, and half pall Seven d 'cio, : h. N. B. Heavy Weight of Luggage, Goods, &c. conveyed by the under mentioned Waggons. To Dils, Beetles, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk every Monday. Marlborough, Newbury, and Reading, ever' Tricfday . Southampton, Winchefter,Rumfey, Lyndhuf 0, Lyn,fnitron, Chriltchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wimborn, and P. ..—Waggons Daily. Worcefter,Perlhore, and Wycombe, ever; Saturday. Ci W re ,M neeft oU " NT A A 4sls ;N gd° an ni d C a o n : l c, l . -I fp e c i ct y u'll t y h ac ree y u t a i m in7:J a l c rr ; 7 1 1c- ifi , ds and the Public, that they will not be accountabl, for. ny Pars cl ~....barii.....64‘.,,,a‘.4.....a. or Lpfigsge, ice. cif wore than rive Pounds value. if bolt orAla.. 6 {