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r I • 1 t '1 3 p • 4 C I J 1 ie a I is S a si .r! T to pB Ins 43181 THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER si t will be performed the Tragedy of OTHELLO. Othello, by A GENTLEMAN. (Bang his fir!} lippearanee.on any Stage.) And la go, Mr. COOItE. Defdemena, Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; Smits, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. 1 which will be added, the Mudd Romance of CYMON. Cymon, Mt. INCLTDON ; Sylvia, Mite REEVE, (Being her 4th appearance on any Stage.) This Evening—Every Man in His Humour; with Brazen 161.11k.—0n Friday, the Cabinet; with the Citizen. On Monday, the Merry NI/leant V/Indfor ; with !erode. On Tudday, the Cabinet. A New Comedy, called Defers mid Woad" will be pro• dueed nen wait. • • In a few days will be pablesid, • • - In Two Vols. tam price is. binds, • THE CASTLE of PROBATION; or, Pro captive Rornsnees. Chiefly taken frail Life. By A CLERGYMAN. Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternotter-row. SWII This day was publlflted, price 6s. fewed, The Second Edition of AN HISTORICAL. ESSAY npon the DE STRUCTION of the HELVETIC LEAGUE and LIBERTY. By J. MALLET DU PAN. Printed for T. Cadet!, jun. and W. Dairies, Saud. ••• The above Effay formed the firft three Numbers of M. Mallet dti Pan's" Bridal Mercury; or, Ififtorical and Cri tical Views of the Events of the prefent Tunes;" publiftted pe riodically from Ansa me to Maeda, a Boa; and 8 lbw re staining Copies of that valuable Work may now be farad tom. pleat, in four Volumes, price sl. u : in boarder. GEOGRAPHY ON A NEW PLAN, FOR SCHOOLS, Being an Entertaining and lanolin Companion for the Rifing Generation. This day was poblifhed, price ss. 6d. neatly bound ; oeisibsteci on fine Foulicap paper, price is. 6d. in boards, wits a very uforni Frondfpieee, AN EPITOME of GEOGRAPHY, in Three Parts : arranged after a New Manner, an d adivened by References to Ancient apd Modern Hlitory. Second Edition, with confiderabk Additions and improvements. By JOHN EVAN'S, A. M. Melia of a Seminary fur a limited Number of Pupils, Ptillbes sow, Minitel. An Uleful %modal:ion to Geopaphy, which the Author primed fur the Mutant of his own Pupils, and which may be adowil with Advantage in other Seminaries of Education.— Crideal Review, for December zSoz. Printed for H. D. Syntoods, No. so, Pataboiter-row. Where may be had, z. A Sequel to the Sketch of the Denondnatious of the Chrifilan World, price ss. or as flue Paper, gs. s. A Sermon on the Paw, preached Jose t, st %dip *at, rice is. This day was poblifbed, it one Volans; Bvo. with an Aquatints, View by Maud, Mos h. boards. And dedicated, by penniMon, to Lard WSI4OIIII, • AJOURNEY into SOUTH WALEB, titroligh d* Cogatked 0 1 6 4 Wooceltar. Hereford, Salop, Stafford, Ereakelans. as Hertfbrd, is the icor z ?pp: By GEORGE LIPSCOMB, Efq. Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternotter-row ; and fold by W. j. and J. Itiehanlfoo, Royal Exchange; and W. Miler, Of whom may beim'. lately publifhed, A JOURNEY frost EDINBURGH tbraugh Parts of NORTH IMUTAIN; eattsfaing RellarkS on hotel& Land lope; and °himself= on Rend (Economy, Natural Hilary, Manufatinres, Trade, and Connueree; interfperfed with Anec dotes tnditional, literary, and hillosieal; together with Bio =:iSketches, relating chicly to Lleil and Ecelefiattleal from the twelfth Century dhwa to the Indent Tim. By ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,' Efq. In two Volumes, %meta, eatbeilliked with Forty-fair En gravings, by Aiken, I4Todhnd, Jukes, Rearm Drawings node on the Spec of the Lake, 'thermal Meentein Scenery of Scotland, Mae Four Guineas. boards. ROMAN CEMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, South wark, austufadare Cam ENT or Mottra for Belding in Water, which far fuspaffel in utility Dutch Terra., or any other kind of Nfortar. It gives to all kinds of Brick or Stone Work, an uncommon degree of ftrengsh and misetson: It lets under water, loon becomes as hard as (tone, and may be ca pered even to the adion of the lea without Injury. In all Dalligs, therefore, intended to ve6R or mania water, this Casseut may be ufed with linguist- advantage : or it may be lowered with lime and laud to any delirable degrees . for wm awa pespoks. Vag ago prepare STUCCO for calks Thdldings with, of the fame hard and durable Dime as the Cement. It preferves the wals from wet and damp, and may be executed m nom- Victdy to reliable Stone, at a very moderate expame. Flat Facing, Coping, and Outlet Stones,chesper than natural Stone. BY HIS MAJESTY'S R 66 AL LETfERS PATENT, GRANTED to J. SIGMOND, Surgeon Den t di, Bath, for •hi s 'WI IMPERIAL DE.1171- BRCE W and PRESERVATIVE LOTlON—takes this me thod to acquaint his Agents, that in confequence of the heavy and additional Medicine Duty, which took place the Eit of this month, the following Waft advance has been made on at price of the above preparations, viz. The Bottle of Prefervative Litton, ss. 6d. Large Sze Boz of Dentifrice, 5 s.6d. linuE ditto, see. 9d. Aaadoyne 'nature, Is.9d. (Duty included.) The above may belied (together with the various forts of Tooth Bottles ennltrudted as an improved pl.m) by Cattle and Lea, Nu. 51. New Bond-ilrect ; Watts. 478; &Auld ; I townei, 95, ; Cry.- r, o,roikiii ; Goldin g , rn cohig ; lEackfriar's Road; Hendrie and Son, Titliburn-ltroet. Goklea-fquare; and by the prineijal Medi cine Venders and Peramas in the United Kingdons. lb/FALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTF R. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY Is fo eertain of Its Efficacy having never Likd in a variety Of Cafes, specs, if it dots not essulicate the Cott% root and branch, To aevu au Tae 11°NtY• It will,onappligation,talu. of the Inflammation in a few Mum 4441 &filmy cifeAually the Malignity without the la& hazard. Printal Diredtions faded up with it. This is the celebrated PLANTER that gained fo much re 'n Germany, andhas been fold in Landon upwards of fifty Warr, with*thegreateft reputation. Sold Whokfide and Retail fry T. Anal, No. r. Finek.lane, tear the koyal F.xebange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. Tavif tadr-ftrect ; Mr. Wake, Na 3.), St. jarneep-lbeet ; Mr. 1141 1', No. sz, Pall-Stall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; attdilrult and Co. No. zjo, Oxford-ftreet. At stack by Bolen and Sheppard; and BMW, printers. a uk. BY liaaard, booltfeiler, and Rdoman, perfumes. Edinburgh, by Baiter, South Bridfc. 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BRIDGE we! the VAlliiattiteDENßUßN in the Ere . • BOORS JUST PUBLISHED, By LACKING ON, ALLEN, and Co. Temple of the Maks, Finality-Curare, 1 4 ondorL vOLIMIE the SECOND, bein g a Suppicmeiit to their Catalogue of Books in all Languages and Ciaffes of Learning, with Ready-money Prices affixed, from which no abatement can be made. . . A Coiled:don of Epitaphs and hifcription3,Aticient and Mo.: derv; diainguiffied either for their Wit, Humour, and Singu... larity, Elegance of Compofition, Morality of Sentiment; or Ce lebrity of Chllhatr. 12M0. 4s. boards. The Comedies of Terence, tranflited into familiar blank verfe. By: George Colman, Bvd. 6s. boards. The Pic-Nit, a Mifccllany of Profe and Vet{!; containing number of Original Pieces, and Extrude from New Piiblica. dons of merit: 12M0. 3s. 6d. hoards. Rational Recreations; in which the principles cf Madura and Natural Philofophy are clearly and copioufly elucidated; by a feeler of entertaining and intereititig EXperimente, among which are thofe commonly performed with the Cards. By W. Hooper; M. well printed is two pocket Volumes, ane. Wu heated' with 65 Copper-plates. toe. 6d. Calliope; a CoDetilion of the molt celebrated Modern Songs, inferibed to Mrs. Killington, t 2MO. neatly bound, 39. 6d. Apborifdu for Youth.-with Obfervations and ItedNitiollr, Reagens, Moral, and Charadteriftic, beatidfully printed in a Pocket Volume, Ss. boardi. A Complete Herbal. containing the Prima and Englith Names of feveral Thoufand Treeir Plants, Shrubi„ Flowers, Exotics, &c. many of Which are not to be found in the Herbil of Gerard, Johnfon, or Parklnfon. By James Newton, M. D. Svo. z sls, boardi. of UNION-STREET: NOTICE is hereby given to Mafons and other tradelinen that the truftees for the execution of the new ftreets at Aberdeen have refolved as foon as poilible to contract} for building the faid Bridge, and three adjoining vaults, which are propofed to be of the following dimenfions, vii.--The 'Bridge to be either of One Arch of ijo feet fpan t or of Three Arches of 42 feet fpan each; and the three idjointng Vaults of different lefs dimenlions—all to be built of Aberdeen Granite, comformably to plans and fpecilications of the works, which may be feen at the Council Chamber, Atierdeen, any time after the zit of November. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Either in one or more Lots, THE Manor or Lordlhip of ECCLESTON, within the Parini of Prefoot,in the County of Lancafter, about to Miles from Liverpool, Wigan, and Warrington; to getha with the Manfion-boufe, Demefne Lands, and many other. Meffuagts, Farms, and Lands in Eftletton and Sutton; containing in the whole upwards of 2000 Statute Aeres. Under many of the Lands arc valuable Beds of Coal. On part of this Eftate is a Cotton Fadory, which will be let or &reefed of fo a: not to injure the fate. Mr. Matthew Ellam, at Exclefton Hall, is direded to anfwer all enquiries t. and further particulars may be had by applying to Mats. Arpslinf aid Sbuttkivordt, in Pftfton. Such perfons as incline to undertake the execution of the hid Bridge and Vaults, are &fired to tranfinit or give in fpecific pro pofals and eftimates for building the Bridge, of one, or three arches, to Alexander Carnegie, Clerk to the Truftees, or fames Hardie, writer in Aberdeen, at the Town-Houfc, upon or be fore the loth day of November next. And Mr. Fletcher, En gineer,. will give fueh farther information as map be wanted, upon application being made to him, at his houfe; Shiprow, Aberdeen.—Council Chamber, Aberdeen, 06tober S, 1802. BRISTOL. TO GENTLEMEN MEAL-MEN. TO BE LET, and entered upon immediately. Or at Lady-Day next, Within One Mile of this City, THE remainder of a LEASE upwards of. Five 1 - Years unexpired of a capital DWELLING. HOUSE and GARDEN, with a fet of CORMVIILLS adjoining, together with about r 7 Acres of Meadow Land. The above Premifes may be had either together or feparate.—N. B. None need apply but flub aseangive proper Security for theiPpyment of the Rent. Per particulars auly to Mr. John Williams, at the Mills, Bodminfter.—Briftok Odolier 6, !gen. ' - PATENT' PERUKP4 AND SCALPS. DO OBINSON and HOLMES, N. t , , Effex-ftreet, Strand, Peruke-makers tolls Royal Highnefa the Prince of Wales, and to the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, rcfped folly acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, they have effeded Inch improvements as render their Peruke an object worthy the at tention of the curious: They may be combed in any &talon, and dreffed in any falhion, having a petted refemblance of na ture. The Hair cannot be feparated by intetferehee of the altar of the coat ; nor do they thew the lines of weaving as common Peruke% are fubjedt to by the flighteft deranganent„ r Lich has as unfeemly appearance, and deftroys their intended imitation, the diragreeable inconvenience of Perukes preffing too tight, or being too eafy, is entirely remedied, bi regulating the elaitic, which may be accomplithed by the wearer. Their Scalps alfe claim Equal excellencies, as not to be dircovered when on the head from the growing hair. The Patent granted to Land H. is the only one wherein the appearance of nature has been the principal delign of the Inventors. Printed Inftrudions, for corredtly meafuring Gentlemen te fiding at a diftance, may be had us above.--A reference for payment in 'll2wn will be.rxpedted for Country Orders. The Animal Kingdom. Trattliatad from Gmelin's lift Edi tion of Sir Charles . Linae's celebrated Syitenia Naturse, amend ed and enlarged by the Improventenu and Difeoveries of later Hamblin and Soeietleu By Wm: Turtbti, M. D. in four large Svo. Vol.. it mi. boards. TO GENTLEMEN WHO ARE FOND OF HUNTIN G, Bce. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. - THOMAS BLOFIELD, At the King's Arms Inn, Bleefter, in the County of Oxford, on Friday the and init. between the hours of Three and Five, AVERY deferable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing a commodious Stone Bail: Dwelling-houfe, large Garden and Orchard, large Barn, Store-houfes, Granary, Pigged, and Stabling far fifteen Horfes. Ilse whole walled round, eantainhig about four Acres, &nate within two miles . of Sir Thomu Mayaon's Foxhounds, and a pack of Harriers kept in the neighbourhood. , At the fame dine *Ube fold, three * Meadows well watered; containing about four Acres, &nate in the parilh of Pidding. ton, two miles from Bicefter. Further Particulars and Catalogues may be bad of the Auc tioneer, in Bicelter ; Meas. Harding 'and Hill, Dry Salters (teen Hithe, London; and at the principal I n n s i n Bi ce iter , Oxford,Thaine, Wimlow, Aylefbury, Buckingham, &c. Dr. Twton's Medical Gloffary; In which the words in the various branches of Medicine arc deduced from their original Languagesdirote•iy aecentcd,•and explained, lo.boards, Li. as. "•• The Erbil Critic s Monthly, Critical, and Analytical Reviews have reedinsuended this as a Work highly valua%le to the learned and curious, and of the greateft utility to the Me dical Student. _ Matt Yew Poole's. Annotations on the o.tl and New Tene ments, wherein the facred tett it inferted, and t aeons Re W ings annexed; togititer with the parallel Scriptures; the more afficult terms in each Verfe are explaixed, retuning Contra didicine reconciled, o:beßions and Doubts refolted, and tit.: whole rendatd familiar to all Capocities.-4 Vols. in 4to. price only 21. 55. Calvary, or the Death of Chrift, a Poem, in eight Docks, by Richard Cumberland, Efq. in boards, 94. The Obferver: being a Colledlion of Moral, Li!erary, and familiar Effals, by Richard Cumberland, Efq. the sth edition, newly arranged; to which is adde I, ta en.ir: tram/it:ion of its Comedy of the Clouds, 6 vols. zunio, zas. 6d. boards. The CloudsoiAriitophanes,by r.Cumberian d , boartlso 3.3 d. A Synopfis of Mineralogy, rendered eafy and familiar, in a variety of the molt ufeful and entertaining proceltes and opera tions on Mineral Bodies. By James Millar, Efq. Profeffor of Mineralogy and Chernittry, publithed at it ts. fewed, 7c. 6d. Memoirs of the Life of Charles Macklin, Frq. compiled prin cipally from his own Papers and Nem'oranduins, including lra Obfervatiocs and Critiques an the molt eminent f °mai of his Time; the whole forming a cornprehendie but fuceina Hißoryof the Unglith Drama, for the Period of ncar zoo years, with a Elie portrait, engraved by Ridley, 2 vols. Svo.boards t tics . Sterne's Works cotnjilete ; containing, his Triftram Shandy ; Sentimental Journey; Sermons; Letters; Life, &c. publithed at z6s. 8 pocket volumes, in very neat bostrdo, Si. Spedator, published at 16s. 8 pocket, volumes, in very neat tionds,-425. Shakdpeare's Plays complete, with his Life, publithed at 9 pocket volumes, in neat boards, zos. 61. AUTUMNAL PHYSIC, rICHE propriety of taking fume alterative me dicine at this feafon of the year, to facilitate the efforts of nature, mit be obvious to the wrakeit capacity: it is a fain tary pradlice, founded by the wifdom of our ancellers and fanc boned by the approbation of every medical man : its utility is not confined to the prefect advantages, but extend. alto to the prevention of many difcafes, which frequently occur when Sea fonable Phyfic has bleu necletfted. The Public arc therefore reminded, that DE VELNO s VEGETABLE PILLS are proved, by ample experience, to be the molt fate and efficacious medi cine hitherto difeove;od, as an aherative, puriner,and fweetener of the blood, 'and for radically curing the Scurvy, Serephula or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions Leprofy, the iU effeets of Mercury, and all &cafes originating from an Impurity of the blood. HEREFORDSHIRE: TO BE SOLDBY AUCTION.IN LOTS, On Friday the sod day otedt.oher inftsot, at the King's Head in the Town of Kinston, in the County of Hereford, Wire= the Hours of Three and Six o'clock in the After noon, fubjedt to Conditions of Sale to be then produced, SSEVE R. A L very valuable and improveable FREEHOLD ESTATES, compriiing the Manors or Lardatips of LYONSHAIX BOROUGH, and, LYONS HALL FOREIGN; extending over a large track . of Land. abounding with Game, with the chief Rents, (of about the Amsted Vales of aol. *lit) t oars Leet, Comm Baron, Rights, Royaldes, and Inmounittea thereto ]:et g• And feveral Pteekold Niallmete,-Pfrmi,luvd LArlds, lying within dig fame, and the Par& of orefaid,now in the Amoral lholdloto of Hadar& Jones, (or hit Udder tamats,) Riehdrd Vrhiteomhe, If+ Mr. Cheek, Mr. Ritbird Max, Mr, John Stephens, Monis Tramper, Wil- LlOyd, john (srwardine, and punch Posher, Yearly Tenants. A variety of proofs of their efficacy, from people of rerpeda bility, are conftantly pubMbed in the London Evening Papers, theft mutt naturally be fuppofed to have their due weight ' and Tuperfede the neceffity of any further cenunent from the Pro prietor ; yet he prefumes to affect, that the real merits of this vegetable preparation will, en a fair trial, plead more forcibly in Its own recommendation, than anf thing which can be Paid of it. Prepared and fold, in be:eh/rice 4s. 6d. or ex boors In one, price IL as. by the Proprietor. J. PIDDING, formerly Surgeon, in the Army, at Ms warehoufe, No. 76, Oxford-ftreet, oppofite the Pantheon ; alfo retail, by Tut t, Royal Exchange ; . Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide; Ward, 114, Holborn • Scow, 74, Borough; and by eve, Medicine Vender in the Kingdom. The feveral Tenants will thew the Premifes, and thither Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Lloyd, Weobley; or Matra. Band., Lloyd, andloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow, Salop. CAPITALFRE — ELIOLDESTATES, MANOR, TITHES, AND ADVOWSON, SURRY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIOW--,By Mr. SMITH, At Caraway's, on Friday nest ) , • -.04 22, at 12 o'clock, in Twenty-two Lots, wilds obi: s ep pr table offer Is made for the whole/12 the mean time by e Comma, fll'HE Valuable and high • ovable FREE. HOLD ESTATE, compliant the whole Perkin of Ad dington, containing together upwardiof 3600 Acres,frec Men Tithes, commanding fame of the :soft beautiful fituatious for Bulldog in the home Counties, with the perpetual Advowfon of the Vicarage and the Manors of Addington and. Temple, in a fine (porting Comstrr, abounding-with Game, 23 miles from London, and 3 from Croydon, in the County of Stun, with a capital tone-bat Manfion, featedin a Park of 220 Acres, surrounded by elegant Pleafure Grounds and Plantations, a handsaw Villa, and fevers& eligible Farms, finely timbered, and near the heft Markets, with the advantage of the Croydon Canal and Rail Road coming up to the Elates ; the whole of which have lately been ablated at the value of upwards of 4oOOL per odium. To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale (the Manliest with Tickets only), which, -with Particulars, may then be had of Mr. Smith, No. 6e, Broad-tireet. Particulars alto of William Wakes, Efq. Bafinglialidtreet ; of Meffrs. De bary and Cope; Solicitors, Temple; and of Mr. Penfold, So licitor Croydon, to whoa application is to be made for view ing the Park and Farms. ','_ The three preceding- articles are uniformly printed, fcirming a neat fmall To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATISM. 'THOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulfe ufed to A- fay, that " the Gout was the Otpreirien Aledicerum,"— that is, in plain Englith—" the Difgrace of the Faculty ;" and Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary ReEd being obtain able:in a confirmed Rheumatifin ; yet, could thofc bright La-. mizaries of the Medical World rife from the dead, Dr. Ilitoouu Is perfuaded, from never falling Experience, that thcir aftonifh mast at their Refurreetion, would be nothing to their admira tion at the miraculous Effeds which have arifen from a few Doles of his NERVOUS CORDIAL; which, in the molt ob. ftinate Cafes, have wrought fuch wonderful Cures, that the Gouty and Rheumatic will have mute to blefs him and pray for him, as its Inventor, as long as the remembrance of Health and Eafe reftored can poffibly be tenable on this fide the grave. Lieut. W. PARDOE, of his Majefty's Gun-Veffel Sir—it is with infinite fatisfaelion I acknowledge the excel knee of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely relieved me from the molt excruciating Rheumatic Pains and contradtion of the Joints, which I have been afgided with upwards of the months. Be allured I than recommend your valuable Medi cines to the utmoft ,of my power.---I remain, Sir, your very obedient humble fervent, Lieut. W. PARDOE. Plymouth Dock, July 31, dein. Witbefs to the above Cure.-.L. Congdon, Printer and Sta. timer, No. rt, Fore-ftreet, Plymouth Dock JOHN HOGWOOD, late firvant to Mr. V. Simpfon, of the Rofe Inn, Sittingbourn, was for a length of time moit intole rably afilidted with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap proached to paralytic, to *itch a degree as to deprive him of the entire tale of his limbs, witch rendered him incapable of walk ing or following his afinefs; in this debilitated Rate he applied tofeveral of the Mule eminent of the Faculty without experi encing the-halt shadow of benefit . ; but by being ftrongly re commended by feveral of his friends to Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, purchafed at Mr. John Barnard's, bookfelier, Sitting bourn, is now perfedtly refit red to his former health and vi. gour, is enabled to follow his bufinefs as ufual without feeling the kaft fymptmns of the above complaint, and is now coach , man to Mr. Nich. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittingbourn coach. JOHN HOGWOOD. Witneffes to 'the above Cure—Mr. V. Simpfon, Maker of the Role Sittingboura • Mr. John Barnard Bookfeller. The Botanical Syrup and keftoradve Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doelor's houfe, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors from the Leverean Mufeum, Surrey fide of Blackfriars-bridge in bottles at il. as. cis . 6d. and se. sd. (duty included) at Withers' (late Cockell's) Medicine Warchoufe, 2;4 Strand ; W, Bulgin, Printer and Bookfiler, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3, Wine-ftreet ; who has received a large and frefb fupply; Thomp fon and Mills, Caltk-ftreet ; Browne, Tolzcy ; C. Routh. Bridge-ftreet ; Reed and Sheppard, Briftol; hleyler and Crut well, Bath; Meffrs. Goadby, Sherborne ; Mr,Raikes, Glow. vette: ; Mr. Tymbs, Worcefter Mr. Trewman, Exec=, Swihney, Birmingham ; Spilfbury and Co. 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