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On Friday, the Cabinet; with Love• -be-Mode. o n seseday,Delaysand Blunders. After which will be pro duced a New Melo Drank, in Two Adts, called A 'Tait of geom. The Mnfic compiled by Dr. Bnfby. This day was publifhed, A New k dition, Price half bound, 9s. GOGRAPHIA ANTI QUA • Being a Com- E U plete SET of MAPS of ANTIENT G;OGILAPHY, beauti fully engraved from Cellarins. On Thirty-Three Copper- Plates. Defigned for the Ufc of Schools, and of Gentlemen who makethe Ancient Writers their Delight or Study. Printed for F. and C. Rlvinron, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church yard; C. Law, No, z 3, Ave-Maria-lane, and Longman and Rees, N 0.39, Patcrnolter-row. VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, Golden -fq are, °dohs:* ay, z 8 , 12. O RDERED, That a General ggarterly Co in he held here on Thurfday N vember u, at One o'Clock precifely, when a Truitee will be Ed•ded in the room of Tho mas Payne. Efq. now Treafarer ; and it is requelted that the Friends of this lnftltution do attend. By Order, WM. SANCHO, Secretary. A REWARD. This day were pnbliihed, Handromely printed in One Volume Ss°. Price in Boards Ss. 6d. ILLUSTRATIONS of the TRUTH of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION. ANY Perfon will be liberally rewarded who (ball conununicate to Futter, Sots, Unthank and Forfter, Ab tomics, in Norwich, fatistadory ;videnec of the death of Jon N Coors, late of this parith of Scottow, in the County of Norfolk, or information which than lead to the difeovery of him, if he be living. He was born in the year 1774, and in the Spring of the year 1794 enlifted into the regiment called the Old Buffs; short ly after which he was drafted into t h 35th reg iment of foot, and in the Autudin of that year was with the lick of the laft mentioned regiment, in barracks, in Dublin, where he is fup poled to have been left when the regiment embarked for the Weft Ldies. By EDWARD MALTBY, B. D. Domeftie Chaplain to the Lord Bilhop of Lincoln. Cambridge: Printed at the Univcrfity Preis, and fold by Rivingtons, White, Hatchard, and Lunn, in London ; by DLighton, Cambridge; Hanwell and Parker, and Cooke, Ox ford; Burdon, Winton; and Beatniffe, Norwich. A T HODGES and Co's Offices, No. 149, A °AM-flint, 09pofite Bond-itreet, and No. 44, St. j a d s .it l , : et, the following Capital Prins wa e fold and fared Lail year, viz. No. 29,467 a Prize of £.20,000 No. 15,70 - - 20,000 No. 24,787 - - - - mow No. 13,c60 • • - - - 3,000 No. 3 0 ,331 " Six* No. a 8,896 - - • - Tickets and Shares of the prefent Lottery (to commence &awing the 29th dant month) are on Pale as above. N. B. The firft-drawo Ticket will be entitled to ss,OOOL a Government Settllitki bought and fold by Commilßon. SECOND ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, for 1802, Begins Drawing the ark of November. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, (barters. Eighths, end Sixteenths, by HAZARD, lIIRNE, and Co. Stock-broken, at their State Lottery-Office, Ns. g, ander the Royal Exchange, Lead" and no where die on their account. The Teietne confyfts of two prises of apzoi.--three of "owl...Avec of ;pool—and others from ;mot down to rpl to tie Amount of anima • • Country Orders, accompanied with ihort-dated BUM to &ohm, Pelt-Olke Orden % or Calb, in Parcel by Cam* or Carrier, punCtually attended to; and Ca rre4eadaits may depend on being treated madly es the fame Terms as if per im king prel. The , unwing. which will be concluded in eight days, will be daduaed so the following Plan : To commence on Monday Messick of November; fecund day, 'Midday the ad of De amber; and every fucceeding Monday and Therfday till the aid. The intermediate days will be appropriated to the pay meet of Prises, and fa le of =drawn Tickets and Shares. MI Slaws fold at this Olive will be hanged agreeable to /la of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it, • HAZARD aed Co.'s Lottery Office." Letters, poft paid, duly anfwered, and &baes gratis. THE very diftingninted Approbation which ROBARTS and PLOWMAN's New Mionfletory has espaieneed, from Her Majefty, the Royal ramify. the No linty and Gentry, ate. claims from them their refpediful ae lsowiedgments, and they flatter theatre:lye* from their nom aka; attention to produce Tafte and Elegance in their cogn ise Calledion for Fafttionable Drefs, that it exceeds in Novelty ad Variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country. R. and P. being the inventors and Manoradurers, warrant the wear of every article fold in their Warehoufe, and beg to acquaint the Public, they are only to be had gentile at their Ware-moms, Na i,Chandois-ftreet, Covent-Garden. OSS.—The univerfal approbation with which z‘.. the Nobility Gentry, 'and the whole Faihionablt World have bon ured ROSS's NEW SYSTEM for making Pam/yes, has invited a number of impoftors to imitate them, and recom mend their counterfeits under his name To prevent his Friends and the Public from being impofed urn, he wilt in future :As an Engraving, wit! in every Pr ague, with :lac Initials A. R. and theft words : • To PREVENT IMPOSITION, ROSS'. INIMITABLE PERUQIIES, No. 119, BtSHOPSGATE WITHIN." It will be felony to forge fuch an infeription, and none will be confidesed genuine without it begs leave to obfervc, that he has no connexion whatever with any other Perfon, nor with any other Shop dther in Town or Country. He prcfumes to inform fuch Ladies and Gentlemen as cannot perfonally apply from their diftant refsdence, that he (hall be, happy to inform them, by letter, how they can mature themfelves, fo as to In Sued with the greatr.ft nicety, and allures fuck as will oblige kin with their commands, that they may be accommodated with Head-drafts of all colours and denominations as fancy varies and whim directs. He employs all the brit-rate abilities in this line of profeffion, and challenges all Europe to exceed him for lightnefs and cafe, gracefulnefs of ftylc, and fuperiority of worluranfhip. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are nepetttfully infortntd, JOHN &MOM and ).,'s GENUINE and SUPYRIOR ESSENCE of .ANCHO VIES, eontirues to be prepared by them in the fame manlier that bas obtained fuels univerfal app•obation for many years pail The lung jultly acquired fupetiority of that Article is fill y confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of PerfoDs stfi,:ent in all parts el the World, and having flood the teft of trial, ranks it in the lunation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE cf ANCHOWES anuothcrßlCH SAUCES fur FISH, &:. induces them, from t:le numerous Advertifcmenri daily appearing, to caution Ea r flies , &c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of TI-VAR or autos, but at their Warchonfe as order. I very other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufc, of the loft quality. W i:ST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, t.:c. 01 FICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, f , pplied upon the ihorteft uotice for the Eaft and Weft Indies, &c. Wareboufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. F , )r the cohvertienee of Families In Scotlard, they have ap rimed Mees. R. Johnaon and Co. Edinburgh, their Pole ,7e!.: for FA Sauces. To the PROPRIETOR of sTIRACIA'S ITALIAN OILS, No. 94, Newman-Rreet, Oztord-ftreet. ll—My Family having much to do with Holies, I - 1 have tricd the wonderful - effeds of your Oils for the Trrovtla of flair on that Animal, thought I would try it on a Soo of mine that had very little Hair from his birth, and I found anfwer my molt fanguine inipedhation, in making it grow h !t, I , ,ng and thick—Having an infant in the fame way, have tried it again with tke fame fuceefs; Mr. Johnfon, 01 Wap- I 4"•, alto a friend of mine, feeing the effe‘h it had on my Fa " 74, was defirous of trying it on hisfriorfe's kneel twat the Hair Lad has ce two years—it not only made the Hair grow very raft, but thick, and of It natural colour. I am, Sir, your's, &c. T. WHITWORTH, Church-lane, Hackney. To he had as above; and, as ulna!, of Will Mmes. No. 4 PAR MA ; Humphrey., No. ill. Orfoed-ftreet ; Golding, No. 42, Corals 111; Mars. Hendry, No. .3, TichborneAlreet ; and all Innstipal Shops is the Coluotry,st ja. a pot, or 2.1. es. a dote,. EAMER MAYOR. An Efpecial Court held on Monday the Bth day of November, Ili" and In the Forty-tbird year of the Reign of George the Third, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire land King, Refolved unanimoufly, W HATT the Thanks of thi s C ourt b e g i ven to the Right Honourable Sir JOHN EAMER, Knight, Lord Mayor of this City, for his faithful and judicious execution of the leveret duties of that important Ration; for his pundtual, diligent, and unbiaffed adminiftration of public jultice ; for his fpirited and perfercring efforts to preferve Inviolate the rights of this Coon, and the privileges of the Magiftracy of this City; for his fplendid hofp . ta ity, and for the diftinguifhed magnifi cence which graced the reception he gave to the Heir Apparent on Eafter Monday left, a magnificence due to the occafion, and refieding honour upon that eminent and confpicuousftatlon in which his fellow Citizens had placed him ; for the politenefs and refpedt difplayed by him at all times to the Members of this Court ; for having watched over the profperity and privi leges of this City with undeviating vigilance and fidelity, at once enforcing the laws, conciliating regard, and fecuring that relpeet to his exalted Ration, without which the voice of au thority would be exerted in vain ; and for having thus (with uniform att ehment to our molt Gracious Sovereign, and to our molt etallent Conftitutfon) maintained the tranquillity and good government of the capital of the United Kingdom. WOODTHORPE. WILLIAM KELLY and Co. KELLY, LOTT, and Co. Creditors of the above Firms, or their Reprefentatives, as well thole who have proved their Debts under the Commillion of Bankrupt awarded and iffued againft Thomas Wooldridge, as a Partner in the Houle of Kelly, Lott,and Co. as thole who have not, are requefted to meet the Affignees of the• Bankrupts Eftate on Thurfdaynext the z ith of November inftant, at one o'clock preaffely, at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry. in order to eftablifh their rvfpedive rillits to a Dividend arifng Exam a Sum of Money to be re mitted from Philadelphia. E. and T. DAWES, Angel-court, Throgmorton-ftreet SOUTHAMPTON. TAMES THRING and JOHN BURN, Land ing Coopers and CommiMon Agents, having commenced bufinefs together, as above, beg leave to folicit the favours of their Friends, and to info.rts them, that they have good Va-lts, and the molt particular attention will be paid to their com mands. They requeft that all communications may be made at, or addreffed to their Accoalpting Houle, No. 42, French -1 rat. , --November 1, tBo2. IMPROVED HYDROMETER. This day was publifhed, AN Enquiry into the Caufes of thofe Irregulari ties and Uncertainties which prevail in afeertabsing the St web of Spirituous Liquors by the HYDROMETER, and a Dentonftration of the practicability of Simplifying this Inftru mot, and its fr.dieations being rendered Correct without Weight or Sliding Rule ; of graduating it on a certain and in varl.ble Princirle, and of its &wing the Percentages over and under Proof in Numerical order. at the firß bum, rfion into the Spirits ; alto, a De cription of fume Tables calculated for gra du ting and correcting Hydrometers, and by which the proper Hydrometer indication may at all times be afcertained by the fpecific gravity of the Spirit. By WM. SPEER, Supervifor and Mayer of Spirits in the Port .(Dublin. 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The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be accommodated on their perfonal fecurity ; and in any inftance, where the fingle fecurity of an individual may be deemed infufficient, the addition of another pedal to guarantee the payment of the intereft, will remove :Le objedion : ;;;Iti to all cares, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the principal at their own option.—Perfonal applications will be re• ceived every day till four o'clock, and Letters from Corrcfpon dents in town and country, (port paid) will be immediately an fwered, addreffed to the DireStor of the Knightfbridge Bank, at his town-houfe, No. 8, LowiT John-ftrect, Golden-fquare. rj'o be peremptorily re-fold, put-loam to an Order -I- of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe Smith againft Colhoun, before John Spranger, Efq. one of the Mafters of the fail Court, at the Pitblic Sale Room in Southampton• buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on Wt.dnefday, the roth of November next, between the hours of One and Two o'clock in the afternoon, A FREEHOI.D ESTATE, late of John Archer, Efq. deceafed, fituate In the l'arith of Statherfage, in the County of Derby, being the Peemifes comprifed in I.ot 14, in the par ticulars of the feveral Eftates fold in the month of June latt,at Buxton, mentioned. Particulars whereof may be had atthe laid Matter's Chain ben in Southampton-buildings aforefaid ; of Meffrs. Graham, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; of Meas. Mayo and Pearfe, Solici tors, Cloak-lane, London ; of Mars. Black, Eppirg, ElTex, and Middle Tempte, London; Mr. Wilmot, Tidfwell ; and Mr. !face Hall, Caftleton. BETWEEN TETSWORTH AN • OXFORD. TO BE SOLD BY ALICTIO4...By Mr. RAINE, On Friday, the alith init. at the Rainbow Coffee-k•ufe, Corn. hill, London, at Twelve o'Cloek, in Twelve Lota,_ THREE very VALUABLE and IMPROVE ABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY and ARABLE FARMS, with other rich grazing and tillage- ands attached and near thereto, (the land-tax on which bat been redeemed) molt ad• vantageouly fituated on each fideof the turnpike-road, between Tetfworth and Oxford, four miles from the former, and (even or eight from the latter, between the forty-five mile-Bone and Whtatly-bridge, a part of which, to the extent of fifty-fix acres in three moil fertile meadowi,lies on meh fide of pie laid bridge, on the banks of the River Thame. The fevcral tenants arc Mellis. Hearne, Scott, Tyrrel, and Davies, who hold from year to year at old rents (except Mr. Hearne, who has a !cafe, of which 5 years are now unexpired); likewife the Manor of Chil worth, in which hamlet, in the parith of Great Milton, thrfe Eftates lie ' • together with the right of fishery in the River and three Ayotts therein. To be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom printe Par ticulars may be had; alto at the Toll-honfe at heady-bridge ; Pigeons, Milton Common ; Swan, Tttfworth ; Red Lion, Wycomb and Henley; of the Printers of the Oxford and Reading Papers; Mr. Holier, at Thane ; Mr. Carter, Staple- Inn, Holborn; Rainbow; and of Mr. Raine, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-itreet, Bloomfbury, London ; where, and at Mr. Holler's, a Plan may be ken. CHURCHMAN'S PATENT CHOCOLA l't, With printed Diredlions for ufirg, TFIE reputation of which has been eflablifted nearly a century for its fuperior excellence of inanufadure, thereby affording the molt delicate and falutary nutriment, a•lapting it for perfons at every period of life; for Infants ; for Children and Young Perfons ; for extreme old Age, it being, perhaps, more than any other fubftance in nature, a renovator of the blood, and making a palatable nutritive meal for aged perfons, when their ftomachs arc averfe from every other food ; ti r Females, under every circumftance, to whom it is particu larly favourable, being highly nutritious, without any of the pernicious effeas of wine and fpirits, mlibich a e now by the moat enlightened praaitioners entirely laid afide, a, the grand fource of that fatal diforder the Child-bed Neva. To (ECONOMISTS. The Patentee recommends his Chocolates of inferior prices: one as low as as. 6d. a pound, thefe contain all the proper i.:s above-mentioned in full prop. rtion, and, allowing one feinare, or half an ounce, for a breakfaft, about a id. it will be found cheaper than Tea : as dry waft only is ufed, and halt the quan tity of bread fully fatisfies. FRY's PAT'. NT COCOA—Which has long been in reputta as a picafant breakfaft, continues to be made of an cu. Bent quality, and which, if prepared according to th • dire.ftion, wit! fear. ely be diftinguith, d from a delicate Chocol te. Thefe Articles are to he had of the Patentee, and all the Tea Dealers in Bt iftol, and, in general, of one or more in every principal Town in Great Britain : but none can be depended on as genuine w'•ich has not on he label of each packet the name of pars Stouts Far, BRISTOL, tO counterkit whilk is Felony. The Patentee having had repeated complaints from his nu merous Friends of the difficulty of obtaining the above Articles in London, has app hated vie following • ofpedtable Teal:kaki's asAgents exprefsty tor fupplying Families : viz. FRY and SONS, Mildred's-Court, Poultry. WM. BF.NNET, Mitre-Court, Cheapfide. JAMES BELL, No s, Bilhopfgate without. HENRY and GEORGE FYFFE, N 0.1,73, Holborn" CA I IftRAl.l. and BUTCHER, Pall• Mall. WM. ROBINSON, No [74, Piccadilly. ii