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«. Nip . 1 44. N CS ".. . t . .. prirrie-' . ' , ./ • a • Mill /..-- / 1 ' ii ) r a ilk '‘• -....4.1. . ~,, i ... . ~ VG :( .7.3. I A r. • I. i:.•,ot 4 . NUMBER THEM'S* DKOHT-LANX. THIS .PRESENIPIiiHURSTUVY, °Reber t„ will be revived Tht Serious Qiitera of . t • • • fiItarAItEIVIEES. • • WU b Minty Sew igisseq, lira* awl Dassaasiwitx . The Overton snti Male oynAityus. Artrzento, Mr: DISIINU Andorra. Mr. BELLY; MIK es, Mal. MOUNTAIN (Her &ft appasranee in that Charade! ;) . : AbwialiAtc. ve. Mapdane, Mrs. lIILUNGTON, (Sclngterlek *ipearinee on this Stare) ; who will ihereideaa Milk= Sows ; with in Ofitigato Ac companiment.° the Vigils, b 7 Mr. WtiCl{ll/}l, corn pored hp Bianchi. Sento. Ma. BLAND. - After Ac Oftfl top perforined a Farce, oallal THE OLD MAID. Clerimont, Mr. t KEMBLE ; C•pcilit CNC Mr 130 wro ; Mr. ROOM. Mr. 1-11:1LI.AND: Footman, Mr. • 114 m Harlow, Mri. ITOMPHRIF.S • Nfis kbeionse, Mr5...10).46M5; Trite, Miff Places for the Boses to ha takes of Mr. Fofkrook, at tke lint Mice in Littletßulreli Street. On Saturday Mrd Winston : t ip make her tra d ed a pp all' , anrc nn this Stage in the Charadt t er of Mendane Make qpera of Artaxerxes. NPViitPERFC/R THEATRE ROVAt..COVFNT-GARDRN. THIS PRESENT 'THI:IRSDAY, Oftobsr 8, win be Feefeneed lift cosnisk (in FireAfts) allied INTEGRITY. . With New Drztfes, and appropriate Scenery. The Principal Charaeters by Mr. SIDDONS, (beim his brit RApearntscc In London); Mr. H. JOHNSTON. Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. CORY. fl.ritis his frft. appearance at this Theatre); lir. LU.ANOHARD, Mr. WADDY, Mr. THOMPSON. Mrs. MAT JOCKS, Mrs. H. JOkINSTON, 11Cf•CUAPMAN. and Mils MURRAY. The Prologue so be fistsken by lir. Bit us Told. Epilogue by Mifs MURRAY and Mrs. MATTOCKS. To which wilt be added the Farce of THE IRISH . Or, BLIUADF.B.S AT LR.MHTQA Pills-orb, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;- Coto, Me. FAWCETY; Cyprus. Mr. MUNDEN; Caytaln.Clifford, Mr. CLue:nont ; Harry Mr. Masers ; MB Melromb, Mrs. DA VENPORT ; Aad ddra MILL& M. SUliapten'a Second apraranse is Mandarte, was re eired with ivearout applaule from all parts of the Theatre, which was •Wayietely inerilowed. The many Ladies mid-Gentlemen who meld mat gala ad• tth...nce, ate refrafally in ormed, Mrs. Billington will the fame Cheater ea Tuddirj and Tburidar next week. SELECT ASSEMBLY and DANCING ACADEMIES. A4R. ALLEN refpeelfay inforths his Sub rcribers and Friends. that his CITY AS*EMBLIES will be continued oo Martday,Oelaber s. and every following Montl.iy. at No. to. Great Ayliff-ilreet, Goodmaa's Fields.. --Naas bat Wit" at Marian minimal. 1. 4 alficaolffuffSs taffiSigoa, bra bolt coxidarabir enlargeil, and Improved. Ladies and GemleMen, who have learned in the *Utile, or tax at ail, ate pnvatetycompissad in adobe nioltaOwisnd Gaps, nd rvcry defcription of Douala modern prattler., at the abut, Rooms, and at No. ty, Sherrard-ftrect, Golden-Flinn. Porcignera, Nasty and Array Officers, Captains of Ships, Country Refidenta, and others, who ran devote but a Mart time to this accomplithment, may reft Arum' fuck pains and attention will be exerted for their inspror• meat as will give thr in a knowledge of the nosedary parts of Dancing is about a fortnight, during which time they may board and lodge in the hot& Eiroad.fword„ Fencing, and Mac taught. Schoau - astaaded. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, lke. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. '1 `HE great Reputation which MR. BURGESS has gained by Ms aureate% ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE., STEWED SF ry,HABIIaD CALVES I IF.ADS. BEEF STE-ARS, M.IDE DISCIIS, WILD FOWL., and GAME, with many Dauca. tut, fur the TAILS, 5301-BOARD, and troaa-loessa; which .•e more fully expreffed in his catoopc, (Ha amino vat I.rt/CTOR or Tutu) has Induced many perfons to give the (ion name to Ail ic Las entirely siiikrent, which an vended at many Shops in London. by Pcrfons who go to the wiacipal Towns in Englana, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Ordas of Trsildmen and Inn-keeper% who in emakquence, arc often (creed with a - Spumous Soar, by allowing them an cure pro- F.t, which is eat wily an imrfklan, but 'great Difappointms nt to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good ►at•ct to their FISH, Re. N.B.—None are their Ganetwa, hut what have there wards en the I.etol &macs, sad flosis ORIVINAL A:.D Supa e.o■ Esstiseg or ANcuoviss, No. to?, *rand. Corner of kvoy Steps, Loudon." • FIRE IN KITCHEN CHIMNIES. FROM the Imperfeajon and rytnny Inconveni epees that arife from the see of Smoke lacks, occailoned by " I f rimainif out. that few Families but have agaeriesced the • rifmt &cut:id:we of the Chimney taking Fire, even at tiu time of cooking To prevent which, the Pmprlanes offer t: tip Nobility and the Pithlin a Jack. the invention of width entirely new: they arc oiled without going up the Chlmntl. corNit be pat out of repair by the Chimney Sweeper, nor is at ▪ relay te go up the Chitwary to reit or fix than, mil will snot to be removed fur twenty ream add to this that by the urn of a Oafs boa on the Mantle, the Conk nr say perfon can kc if the Jack .data ill, or II tho oil akeady therein is good nr rid —Patent Reglft.iStons,dt.c. by the a4e of which touch Marc is obtained at a much left eapence of furl.—Kitchen Ranges 14,2 h Ovens, Boilers, Steamers, Enc. awl lel chia fuenhare itt e.::ent Iron, Copper, Tia. f he above to be had tidy at Strattaw, the Paattees, stack kook lawarela A WORM FROM THE METH. IBS 11 , ••4*, • yourtit La/17 of It good Family. wee ar a:fiekly Rau for tlbros years, ber ilomach (troikas }et appetite teas very ha ryes fuck, and Rang fymp toms of • &dine, bad OW much motile ine to lrtk purple, till • few; reerrootooded O r. GAR (the PANA CEA) and in tekbeg one avines hos, arnangil other difegree shit evacuadosts, the key ditetsarre4 lkotn her month a ftrong round worm, eight locket long, istiput2tad rainy gentlemen to the faeutty. after which flic got writ. V, hat a pity this Medicine ant snore attended to in every family, front tie aged man to the fuck:ug chikit ante vviaabk Pimp etre by gently remov ing every thing that obitruel• nature in every (tar, as every poll bring' fry* proof. of this fs.9 Dr (krelner will take any peetteroan op for too guineas to prove every cak be publtihos, what no other men an do fekly. The Pins fold In town and tromp at 3s. ter. 44 pi its. sod es. j 4. bores for worlds, People. mulls Air, OCTOBER 8, 1801. eN ADIFANI'4IIIIOI.III OPPEit. A 'GENTLEMAN is acquainted with a Sufi -- seers, in whith-an imperil, Formic may be made : the preen of it are *do* htedevlabir, stale is forefpetaable, that It 14 not inoontittent whit the htbeft rank hi life :rascptd. wilt be malty:, for it, 4altithrefs a {!ye ao blejackion, St M. kitte's Librwoy, Wirbore-fireet. . CsARRICKYHEAD TAVERN AND HOTEL, W-sTagrfe EXAVENTiCiAIiDUN. PF. 341 %.41.bt Fattirialtin het Thanks to his Friends and the Public for the libesal enseuragement be has re craved fli n ep j any years gail.-rdtivists made - epaiblerahle Lima to Houk; hiamemansiodationo are maimed very rope rior to w at tbs . y bave becsi at any fosmerperied. Pestles large "or fatallavOnal the uttroa attention, ;tad every effort to merit the continuance of PUblic Favour. • p CABITAL FRREIHOLDS, 111471ELD7BEIRIES, (With immediate PelfetSon,) TO'BE SOLD ET AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKES, At the Crusvn.lnti, Reading, en Saturday nest, &Bober to, et One o'clock, in various Lots, Q•UNIIRY Eligible and Improvable FREE kJ HOLD ESTATES, at BINFIELD and WOKINGHAM, in thi tkunsi bf Berks"(with the Land-tax ittleal,) ton litliug of a tear eous;outt and truly clearable F HOLD FARM, in the occupation of James Marlow, eomprifing up wards- of. Out fluadrcri Acres of ether ling good iamelnw, Arable, and Coppice Land, with a Brick Dwelliophoure, tiled barns, and all proper Out-buildings, and a valuable Right of penman the major part of whith is beautifully itnate in a Ring Fence, facing the Stag and Hounds at illnSeld,a pleating emirence Ad mira hI y adapted for the Villa or Cottage, being in the vicinity of the King's Hunt, and yoffetling in it very fupe dor degree, the advantages of Fine Reallass and a molt rerPea able neighbourhood. NINE INC LOSUR ES of excellent Arable ind Failure Land, rented by 'Thomas Lane, called SMITHER's LAND, near Dole's Green, in the Paint of Wokingham, comptifing about Forty-four Aires. To be viewed on application to the Tenant., Ten dap pre vious to the Bale.--iPartieulars of wilt& will be delivered in due time at the Neighbouring Inns; at Mr. Hawke', Reading; and Mr. William Barrnm, No. 7,,t, Strand. SHROPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, 1 At the Lion Ims, at Newport, in the County of Salop, On Thurfday the aytk initant, In fundry dcfirablc and very eligible Lots, 'I"HE wellicaown and beautiful Eltate of CHET- Wirtitt, with ha Manors and Ruyattles, plentifully Rjmkod and abounding with Game and Fiat ; fitoatad adjoining the Market Town of Newport, on the old Cheßer Road, and diltant from London about one hundred and forty-five Mile, called CHETWYND HALL. The Eitate eontlits of a capital Manikin, whit fuitable attached and detached Offican, Garden, Pinafore Grounds, walled Park, Plantations, aad feveral eli- Tble Farms, and Cottages, free of Land Tax, the greater Part ithe Free, and exceeding low in its Rates to the Poor. Particulars of which are now preparing, and will be ready for delivery one month priory:. the Sale, and may then be h;.d of the Printers of the Ffirewfbury Chronicle and Chefter Cou rant, Strminghanz ; Chronicle,' Liverpool ; Phenix, and the Stalfordibire Advertir.r alto at the Lion, Newport ;of Melt Strong and Still, Lincoln . -lon ; Melfu. Shawn., Great Bridge. Rreet, Blaelc•Frisc• • Rainbow Coffee.honfe, Cornball; and o, Mr. Chrifide, Pall-Mall, where a Plan of the Mate, as lotted, may be leer. In the VICINITY of BATH. TO RE SOU) ity Aucriow—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great-R - oam in Pall-Mail. in the realest month, ANoble .an Spacious Stone-built M.kNSION, with roomy Stabling for Liz Harks, double Coach honk, catcall's attached and detached Mass of every dcfcrip don fuitcal to the Manfion; and the capital Farm, etcallent Kittle, tanks with /lofty walk well plained with the thoiceft fruit-trees in full bearing, Pinery, Feathery, Drapery, Melon Ground, Ice Huukaitc. trued on a br.autiful Lawn in the midtt of a Paaltiock of about 10 acres of rich Land fringed with Plan tattoos, called Bailbrook Lodge, fituated in the parifh of Bath Fallon, In the county of Samerfet , forming a difplay of eleva tion 02 the rich architcdural style, happily crowning an =i ncite with undefcribable pidtureique profpafta encircled by the River Avon, Prior Park, City of Bath, &a. Tlac interior Apartments are capacious, well connefted, of rift proportions, and finiftied with fimpk elegance • the Domellic Offices are fully competes' and judicioufly arr anged, and the whole Pre miles are molt amply fupplical with fiat water, fuitcd for the inunaliate reception of a large family. Alfo furrounding the Premlf3 a capital compadt Farm, with a Farm-honk and fait able Out-buMings, and t 3 1 acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land let off to a refpcdtable Tenant, with power to rti fume potkifion of 6o acres, if required. Particulars may be had of the Printers - of the Bath and Brif till Papers; Caftle, Marlborough ; Stacie's lintel, Weymouth ; Mr. Richard on, Land Agency Office, Sydney-place, Bath ; Mr. Webb, Cbcrtfey ; Meer, Aldridge and Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn; at the Rainbow, Cornhill ; and in Pall-Mall.— A parfon attends, to thew the Pteniika, which may be viewed with Tickets, to be had, upon application either to Mr. Rich ardfan or Mr. Chriftie, who is impowercd to receive propokis by Private Contract. COUNTY of the BOROUGH of CAR NIAR'I HEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By WILLIAM DAVIES. (Or in the mean time by Private Contrac%) At the Boar's Head Inn, in the Town of Carmarthen, in fe w ral Lot•. on Wedncfday the 28th day of Oilober infant, at Throb o'cloek. fulijeet to fuch Conditions of Sale as (hall then and there be produced; THE fpllowing FREEHOLD ESTATES, in and nor the fald Borough . viz. The Boar's Head Ins,ln Lamnw-firm, with about $6 Acres of Arable sod Meadow Land, ucar the Towns End, in the Ckrupation of Mr. &widower. A Piece of Land containing about fix Acres, in the Mark of Carmarthen, in the occupation of Mr David Thomas. A Dwelling Houk with the Appurtenances, in qp . ay-ftritet, in the ocogation of Mr. David Lewis. A ditto, is ditto, In the oceopadon of Mr. Henry Jones. A ditto, in ditto,. in the occupation of John Griffiths, Efq. - in ditto, in the o. Nylon of Mr. James Robert. A ditto, in ditto, in the occupat r.las A ditto, in ditto, in the occupation of Mr. William Evan. _ _ A ditto in ditto, Is the occupation of Mrs. Bowellie. A ditto, in dititu, is the occupation of Mr. John Witliarmq. A ditto, in ditto. in she occiepat.'n of Mr. Thomas °come. Certain MoreJhoufes in ditto, in the occupation of the Rev. Mr. Peters. Poor ?mall Dwelling Hotta, in becheqtier-ailef, in the en. cup ation of Mr. Peter Webb, and others. 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And an Addl., to •!rr Calle;‘• of VI, \ at PltiladOpiti . on the Prevention of • • Ante.iaar. PeAdercc. By .IC111,)4 HAEUARTii, M. D. F. R ti Lond. F.R.S. and Edibb. and Ahatewtr of Ci s .1:-.1._rican Acadow: of Arts and S -Irneea. hvo. Is. in Baar,lt. The 124 i mu flow t PR ACTICE of MEDI diev:Axl in a Crude Ry JO. R.APTIST S,ERIus. DE KANIfiLD Trot‘it7d trent the I.a. WILLIAM CULLEN brl OWN. Vo!, I. arhi LI. Itr- tit Tat ThirJ Vohim: i. In the Pref., and :he rm Two aria fittl.wr 4 , ith all crigenie,t 171h , 141r. mon ef Olt FIE.t an,llll ‘ii Ibmeti by Inns Faperkmee. by th- Abi,r Je L'EPE P tah,* Owe Om Peon* and 1..2;La. One V.a. 7c 6d. is Bi PICINE; it r BURTA)• bflir th 3, 31 f: ar • t. IB; • T agaiik • -1 • RGYPTIAN ARMY SUBSCRIPTION. r rHE filliftwing SUMS hake beep received to •waris the Fraud new raft for the Relief of the WI DOWS, WIVES, and FAMILIES of the &kills Land and Bea Forces who have harmed in Egypt, viz. L. s. d. His Royal Nightie(' the Prince of Wales - les o 0 His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York - Tos o 0 The Corporation of thc' City of London - Soo 0 0 The Honourable Eaft India Company - loos, 0 The Governors and Direetor aof Me Bank of England sas o o, - Me Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, a moiety of the Fines impaled upon feveral Bakers for delivering falfe Returns at the Manfion Houle - 57 1 9 9 The St. James's Loyal Volunteers so 0 0 And other Subfcriptions klready advertifcd to the a6th alt. amonnting to 6676 a 2 Received fine I f.alkine, Efq, - ro MI o The RiAt Hon, Admiral Lord Keith, K. B. Rear Admiral' Sir Richard Bickerton, but. Roar Admiral Sir John Bork& Warren,'hirt. The Hon. Henry Blackwood, Captain of his Ma- Jetty's (hip Penelope - - Charlea Ogle, Captain of his Majefty's chip breyhound - John Broughton, Captain of his Majeity's Blip I •tlorencina John Dick, Captain of his Alajcity's Chip C'yn- 1;.' , 7 19 .5 thla . --. . . . - - - John Richards, Captain of his Majefty's (Lip Vidtoricidc - Charles Inglis, Captain of his Majetty'sflaip Pet .. terell . • - - - And the Crews of their refpediec fhips, being -the gears produce of the Malaita d. Santa Car en:lo, captured hy the above y ea:6 - Subfcriptions contintie to be received at LI Mare, and at the fallowing Bankers, viz. H - erries, Farquhar, and Co. St. james's-fireet. Hammeriley, Pall-MalL Drummond, Charing-trots. Conti's, Strand. Snow, Sandby, ant Paul, Strand. 0111 Fleet-Seem ; Hoare, Fleet-flreet. Smith, Payne, and Smith, George-Res-et, Manton-horde. Roberts and Curtis, Lombard-its-mt. holanquet, Brachcroft, and Reeves Lombard-flrect. Martin Stone, and Foote, Lomba;cl- greet. Sir William Forbes and Co. Edinburgh; and Meths. Latoache and Co. Dublin. loyd's Coffer. The 'late REVEREND WILLIAM HETHERINGTON'S CHARITY . 1 . 0 THE BLIND. CHRIST's HOSPITAL, October r, 11101. WHEREAS, the above-named Gentlemin in his Llfestme, enabled the Governor of this Hofpital to pay Annuities of Ten Pounds to each of Fifty Blind Perli's: And whereas, many other benevolent Perfons have made large Additions to the tame Charity (particularly very recently the late BENJAMIN KENTON, Efq. and Dr. GEORGE HAR RIS, both deceafel), fo as to enable the Governors to pay finii lar Annuities to Three Hundred and Forty other Blind Per fens, Making together Three Hunched and Ninety; the raid Governors do hereby give Notice, That a Committee of Al musters wi.l fit in the Counting-Houk of the laid Hofpital, on WEDNESDAY, the asth of November neat, at Nine o'Clock in tha Morning, to fill up the vacant Annuities, and to elect others to the Charity of the Paid Benjamin Kenton, Efq. and Dr. George Harris, deecafed. • The fald Governors, in confequenee of the very timid& cent additions nude to this Fund by the benevolent Perfons before alluded to, ("me of whom arc Bill living, and defire to be unknown and for the purpore of fekciitig, for there An nuities, " Perfor,s born of reputable Parents, and well brought up," agreeably to the intention of the Donors, have recently agreed to admit Petitioners at the age of Fifty Years ; and to prevent Guides applications, they think proper to de clare, that no Perfon can receive an Annuity under either of the laid Eftablifhments, who has not been wholly defUtute of Sight for the fpace of the left three years ; or who was not born in th ,t part of the United Kingdom called England, ex einfive of Wales and the Town of Berwick upon l'weed ; or who has auy Income for life of the yearly value of sod; or wbo has at any time during his or her life received Alms from any Parini or Place as a Pauper ; or who is or was ever a common beggar; or who is not of fober life and converfation ; or who than not have lived during rue whole three years lait pat in the Parifla or Place Wherein they Cull reale at the time u: their application for this Charity. The Petitions of thole Candidates who have becn unfuccefs- Ad, muy be renewed at the Counting-hnufe of the laid Hofpl tal, upon the perfonal Application of a Friend, any day, (Holi days excepted), from Monday the sub of Oaaher infant, to Wcdnefday the aBth Cletober inftant, from Nine to 'Fhree o'Clock ; where alfo, during the fame period, proper Petition will be delivered to the Friends or other Pcrfairs qualified to apply ; the whole of which Petitions muff be returned to the Counting-houfe on or before Friday the 6th November. RICHARD CORP, Clerk. The Public are particularly cleared to ()Wave, tlux no at tention can he paid to Letters.