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The It:vit . :hie Pig, Water Creffcs, Dolly of the Dale. ?ART ll.—Three Cheers, The Harmony of the Affettions, T. Three Sifters, The Mohan Harp, Jolter:og Gilts The Sapling, The Barber's Shop. PART 111. The Wind Ad the Rain, The Parachute:The Pztril Ou:w4ted, The Union of Lore and Wine, A Hlftory of the War, 11,10:• - r VOTES. The whole is wri:ten and compofed, and will be fpoken, fang, and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. Boxes p. Pit Gallery 2s.—Doors to be opened at Seven, and to begin csanly at Poolcs of eic Songs to br fold at the Theatre. Places f(r the Boxes to - Le taken at Leietfter Place, where atay.be had all the Artie!e3 in Mr. DIBDIN . B Catalogue, and alfo Propocals for the publi:ation, by fo)feription, of his Pro ferional Life, with the Words of Six Hundred Songs,and with Sir y.P!ates from their fubjeas, in aqua tinta. .• The Ladica," and " The fsvects of Love," are this day ptibliibed. On Mondny next will be publithed " The Para chute ;" with a different Song on evelt7 Thurfday and ALAl day during the 'Winter, as well from the New Entertainment, as chalet' from thofogongs,campored. of finging and recitation, Which hive hithertii remained unpubllthed. Mr. Pinaim rcfpedtfully gives notice, that as there is not the ftuallrft probability of parting with his Stock for any thing e.;ual to its value, he is determined to continue adively in bdinefs. and occafionally to prciduce novelty for the purpole of refrefiling his Publications; and, as a material ftep towards their circtilgtion, be means to give a liberal allowance to all the Country Bookfellers and Mufic-fellers, who will receive a circular letter, v:ith offers to that efft-R. The Premires are to be let or fold, polreffion to be given at Chriftraas. A NEW INVENTED BARREL ORGAN. fiI.EMENTI and Company, No. 26, Cheapfide, beg leave to offer to the notice of the Public, their New Invented BARREL. ORGAN, with Double Drum, Tabor, Triangle, Plagelkt, and shifting MOvement, which, from the fanplicity of its conlitudion, is not liable to he injured either by carriage or climate. The introdudlion of the Plagellet Solo, or Accompaniment, afford a delicate variety and fwtKtnefs, which cinuot be justly appreciated without hearing. CI.T.MENTI and Co. arc damns of fubmitting the above Organ to the infpeelion of the Public, from a conviction that it faperfedes in novelty and muftcal effect {very other invention li:hen° difcovrrcd. It will be found particularly deferring the attention of Merchants and Captains of Ships, being cakulated fcr exportation. NEW MUSIC. Planted by Ci.r.NtENTI and co. No. 26, Chcapfide. N.% No TORTE MUSIC. CLEMENTl's'llree Sonatas,op.4o,book 1, gi. Ctamer's Two Sonatas, op. 27 - - Bs. o Pit'.d's Time Sonatas, op. t . - - 8 0 Stcibeit's Sonatitas, op. so - . 8 • Ditto Paitaral Overture -. ...' - 3 0 Viotti', I'Vee Sonatas, op. 1.5 'i . - 8 o WoettlS Three Sonatas, op. Is - - ' - 8 0 VIOLIN MUISC. 71017111'S Second Set of Duets, book t Ditto, book 1 - - Viotti's Three Trios, op. i 6 6 o 6 o 3 o VOCAL MUSIC. Himmers Six Canzoncts - . - 8 0 Bof.—Go, Julia, go . - - - a • Shop—Ah, frown not fu . . - 1 • Ditto—Painful Is the Sailor's Life - - 1 0 Arnold, Dr.—Poor Rota - - - a o Nicks--Little Fanny ' - - -.- a 0 Major—The Farewell - - - • a 6 Srt vcnfor, Dr.—Welcomeas theflowers in May a o N. B. The above Mufic may he had at all the Mufic Shops i" Bah. Prillnl, Birmingham, Manchefter, Liverpool, Leeds, 7ork, Faarlurgh, Glafgow, Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Water- Lrd, &c. &c. NEW MEDICINE Acr, Which took plate on the aft of September, t Scrs. Dr. BRODUNI takes this public method, to acquaint his Arm and the Medicine Ver.ders in general, that front the :.:Heic date the followingalteraiion will takeplacc in refpedt to tu.: ,t's a:sic.a LSI KUP,3IIcIRLSTORATIVE Nr3t vue 3 COIfIIAL, viz.—The large 6 . 4 e Bottles (which contain t;:t quautity of five finsill oms), °bill he fold for 2CIL which rtquireo a 25. Stamp ; the midcle Bottle hick contains in quantity equal to 2l . ftriall ones),well he fold for tog. and will require-a is. Stamp ; the'fmall Bottle will be fold for ss. and will alto squire a as. Stamp. The public will obferve that toes_ is a Lein: of Bs. ill purchafing the lame rue Bottle, bad a faving of 4a. in the pure:lan: of a midflc hie Bottle. - This day was publithed, price 35. 6d. A New Edition of AGUIDE TO OLD AGE ;or a Cure - for the . Indiferetions of Youth. Wherein arc laid down the !titans •ro uhtain a radical cure for Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Con- Pimptive Complaints': dtc. &c. with an Etray Venorral C plaints, Gixts, and ..leasinal Wcaktieff,i; and a certain &fink-- ivr habit of a fecret,gatare.—Neither tingle nor marri of both fexes, thaold be a ntconent without having this puWieL.- t:r n in their poreffion. 'I he high tftimation In which this Work is held by the re). li its treat t•tility, and the unprecedented fide it has met with, 1. fuli7 pmved by the following tefthoonyl " I hereby certify that I have printed Thirty Thowfand of Dr. Broo u let GUIDt to OLD Act, fince its f HI. publication. " J. W. MY LIZ S. 'Printer." • 1 act nweledr that my late brother, J. V.'. Niyern, printed fir hr. BIWA: ld thirty thoutand cani.d " Gum c to (.a AOF," and to which my late brother figned his mime. Witnefs my hand this toth of January, sSoi. W. RODEN. No. a i , Paternofii..r.rew. Nitned in the pretence of W. LIWIS. The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial, to be Lid at the Doetor houfe, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, near the Le 'than Mufcsm, Surry- fi de of itlackriars Bri4ge, in rottles at ii. 2c; ; and fis.; (duty included) ; Jebouit Sc. Co.'s, late Ba cot , No. iso, 02 ford-ftreet, opiate Bond-ft reel ; Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; Withers (late Corkell's) Medicine Warehoufe, No. 219, Strand, "remplinlar ; Tutt's, koyal Exchange; Williams, Perfumer to His Majefty, No..ar. Pall-Mall ; Fr Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; keiton's ' Royal Exchange ; Ching and B ut l er , N o 4 , Cheap ; Bergeois, Amick. and Son, No. 32, Haymarket ; Shaw's Medicine Warehouft,High• ftgeet,Borough,oppofite use South wark Bank ; Mr. Pidding's, No. 76, Oxford greet, oppofite the Pantheon ; Forbes Dninlft, No. 32, Blackman-ftrett, Borough; and Dicey, Bow-lane. And by rH Printers, Bookfellew, and Venders of Medicirs ni tke three Kingdoms. It will be nceettary the Dodor thould fee loch Patients as are aMided with Deafnefs or Lots of Sight, or fend their Cafes by 1 -•ter or parcel, to the Dodor (poft or 'arrive. paid) with kis Idual Fre.-1 he Medicints may be bad every day. Letters, itatiug it;a3ts cafes, with the Dodoes nfual Fee of a Guinea, will sjc firldly attu:ded to. NIZW FOREST. T HE Commillioners authorized by his Majefty's commirtion, to carry into Execution an Al, palled in the 39th and 40th years of his Majeity's Ruign, entituled, " An Act for the h'.tter prefervation of the Timber, in the New Forcit, in the Cour ty of Southampton, and for arcernining the Boundaries of the raid Forte, and of the 14 , .nds of the Crown, within the fame," do hereby give Notice, that they intend to meet on I , l'edaerday, the aoth day of Ot.. l lobcr next, at Nine of the Clack in the Forenoon prccifely, at the Crown Inn, at Lyndlara, in the raid County of Southampton, for the pur poce of carrying the laid ASR into Execution ; and all I'erfons who have aity Propofals to make to the laid Commiffioners, purfuant to the laid Adt, are deflred to tranfmit the Pr 0 2,... Id in Writing, figned by the Perfon making the ram:. to the Secretary if the laid Commit loners, at Lymingtou.. to the laid County, before the toth day of Odtober aforef. ,it being the inteatiun of the raid Commi:lioners to finith, during the • laid Meting, Bounds to he tranfaded by them, by virtue of the laid As•l of Parliament. I.ymington, By Order of the Conimictioners, Sept. IS, ika. JOHN KING, Secretary. NOTICE to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the late GEORGE HEMING, Eft. deceafeeu A LL Perliins who have any Claims or Demands on the Eitat2 or Fl.T...**- - rs of GEORGE HEMING, late of Weddinitim, :se County of Warwick, but afterwards of •Ravenitmlz, In the Counties of Leicefter. and Derby, Efq. de ceafed, and who have not already delivered in their Accounts, in purfuance of former Advertifements for that purpofe, are hereby refpedively informed, that unlefs fuck Accounts are delivered to Mr George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nun eaton, Warwickfhire; or to Mr. James Nicholls, Attorney at Law, No. 4!, Great Ruflel-street, Bloomibury, London, on or before the laft day of Odtober next, that they will he ex cluded all liencfit arifing from the Eftate and EfiCels of the Paid deteafed. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 30, iBoz. IMONEY returns Thanks to hi s F r i e nd s f or • their favors, and refpedtfully informs them, that he has retinquithed Bufinefs in favor of Mr.,Willianr Mitchell, for whom he begs leave to folicit a continuance of their Patronage and &ippon William Mitchell having fucceeded to the Bulincfs of Mr. Money, with wh , has been nearly Tiventr Years, hum bly hopes for a ecoluinuance of the flvors and fupport of Mr. Money's friends, which it Shall ever be his study to merit by a Ittid attention to their commands. DISTILLING BY STEAM. A N Apparatus for this Purpofe, calculated t o 3 " improve all ardent Spirits obtained by Dißillation, and to leffen both the original and annual Expence of fuck Eftablifh went' ; and alto an Apparatus for DRYING COFFEE BY STEAM, more expeditioully, to greater certainty, and with much leis Labour than it is dried in the Sun; may be fcen in ufc EVERY THURSDAY, at the Tinned Copper Works, on Bankilde. Enquiries to be addreffed to C. wYArr, (the PA r La) New Bridge-ftrect. • PALE BEM and PORTER BREWING. PERSON who has :he Management of an extenfive Country BreWery in high repute, can take Pupil under his own immediate Care, and in ftrua him in every Particular relative to the important Proceffes of the Brew ing and Malting Buiineices. The improved moats of Brewing hate he , . n the peculiar Stady of the Advertifer for Twenty Years, and Lis refpeetability, with the eclat he has acquired In the Science, will, on enquiry, be found to be a fuffident re commendation. For Particulars aldrefs (Letters Pott Paid) to A. B. No. to4r Fctter•lane. London. N. B. Manufcript InftruetiQns, if required, may be had for the Mana:ernent of the Brewery Cellar, &c. and as they are laid down in a clear and diftinet manner, to a Perfon the kali eonverfant with the Bufiuefs, there could be no abfolute need ! y for Attendance:, In the Prefs, and on the tsth of Odober will be pubinut.a, In Three Volumes (Mayo, Price 275. in Boards, ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Anecdotes and Illuftratioui of the MANNERS, CHARACTERS, and ECONOMY, of the whole ANIMAL CREATION. Ar ranges: according to the Syftem of Lin-mils. By the Rev. W. BINGLEY, A. B. Fe:low of the Linnean Society, and late of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. Printed for R. Pits tides, No. 7i, St. Paul's Churchyard; and may be laakof all Bookieliters. Cr The Author of the prefent Work lays his claim to atten tion, on the ground of its utility. He has brought forward many thoufands of anecdotes and obfervations that will tend to promos the ftutly of the delightful fcience of Natural Hif. tory ; has ranged throu;di an expenfive collet-lion of Books, amount:its in number to nearly a Thoufand Volumes; and has merbodisrd the accounts and traits of charaacr, recorded by all authentic travellers and hiltarians, from the earlieft to the prefent VILLA near HYTHE in KENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATF. CONTRACT, A. FREEHOLD ESTATE ; confilting of a, 4. A. very compleat MANSION HOUSE, fit tor the Refl.. &sere of a Genteel Family, with Offices of every Kind, and abbut Tvostve Acres of Land, Molt defirably fituated near ;Wihe,- in Kent, commanding a very ex:en:ive and delightful Sra and Land View. There is Banding I.Jr two Carriages, and an excellent foor-Baited Stable and Saddle room. Immediate poffsflion may be had, and fame Fixtures and va lu t!ile Furniture, taken at an Appraifemtnt. For further Particulars apply to hicirrs. Driver, Kent Road ; or Mars. Tourcay, Hytbe, Kent. • - • VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE ESTATE in the COUNT of INVERNESS, In SCOTLAND. TO 'RE SOLD BY PUBLIC AVCTI•N, Within Vie Royal :i.achangc Coffee•Houfe, in Edinburgh, Up on Wednefdav, the 19th Day of January, 1803, between thy• Hours of Two and Three o'clock Afternoon, MHE LANDS and BARONY of GLENELG, with the Right of Patronage of the Parini and Church-of Clcnrig. Tt is Eltate confifts of above 37,000 Scotch Acres of Arable and P.Rure Land, of fuperior quality, and highly improvable, lying comp:La, ftrttching along the Sea Coalt, and the beauti ful Arm of the Sea called Loch Urn, (a great Herring Fitting Ration) for a courfe of upwards of 20 Miles, communicating with the great Military Road, connet%ng the Fort!, that ter nunates in this Eftate, which thus poffeffer an itynediate az eel's by Land as well as by Water to the belt Market,. Upon the Eftate are upwards of 3,000 Acres of Wood, eon. fitting of Oak, Mb, and other Trees. It commands the molt beautiful Profpeds, and abounds with Red and Roe Deer, Black Cock, Groufe, and other Game. There are Salmon and other Fifhings, and the Kelp !horn are valuable and eaten five. The whole thus forming a molt defirablepurchafe,com bining ideafure with profit. The Rent (at prefent only 53721..144, scl.) will in the courfe of Ida than two years be encreafed to upwards of tacol. in terms of one of the Leafes, which are all upon low Rents, and molt of them expire in 18434, when the Rent will be much inereafed, and by tranfactting with the Tenants !nay now per haps be more than doubled. The Ettate may be viewed by applying to Mr. MacLeod, at Iflandrench, Glenelg ; and Particulars may be had of Alex ander Mundell, No 3, Fludyer -ftreet, Wcftminßer ; and of H. Matlionald Buchanan, Writer to the biguet, Edinburgh, I who will thew a Mau of the Utate. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt from . : to Attetion Duty agreeable to Adt of Eat - dam:at. n n Thurfday, 7th Odtober, at Four, mER AC, SON, and CO. will put up to Public -0-•-•-• Sale, at their Wzreboufe , .. •• 8, Quren-ttreet, :hz foi:owW Aifortment of marisii :0 4 !:.CF. GOODS 26ff - I'k:era Bali! lores 49%0 &c. Skawls • 240.° Book Mullins an..l al.:lake:chiefs 47%0 Jaconets 24C0 ---- Cambric; L:ipets, Tambours, &c. 70) Gold End Jacoucts 4000 Pullicats 7cD White and Printed Callicot 300 Dimiti: s, Ouiltings, &c. too Sheetings, Coleraine, Liuens,Kcrfeymeres, 4c. 410 Norwich Shawls. To be viewed frum Monday the 4th Onnher to the day of Sale. M. L. M FRAC, jun. Broker. LEAD MINES. TO BE LET, for filch Term of Years, and upon fuck Condi tions ac (hall be agreed on, THE LEAD MINES in the Hills of South and Over-Cumberheads, fituated in the Parith of Lef mahagow, and County of Lauatk. From a Mineral Survey recently made, ant Report drawn up in confequence I:►er+eor by praetiepl and , xperienced Lead Miners, the ab. i ve Ltods arc declared to be well worth the attention of a Mining Company, and the indications of a Body of Lead to be in ilrnng as to warrant trials with every proba bility of fuceefi. The Lead Ore trou t * from tae Mines re ferred to in the Report, of wh . ieh Specimens will be exhibited, is of the richtit aid pureft quality, and was at one period wrought to greet advanragc. The above 'mentioned printed Mineral Report, together with Specimens of the Ore, Spars, and other Metals therein fpeci •fied, may be teen by applying to Michael finning, Writer to the Signet, S•. James s-rquare, Edinburgh ; to Metres. Ken nelly and Logan, Merchants, Buchanan-ftreet, Glafgow; or to Mr. Mundell, No. 3, Ftudyer thee,- London. COAL AND IRON STONE. TO BE LET, for fuch Term of Years, and upon fuch Condi tions as may be agreed on, • T HE very Valuable and - Extenfive COAL and IRON STONE, in the Lands and I.:Rate of Parkhall, fituate in the Parifh of Muiravonfide and County of Stirling. The Coal in this ERate, which has been frequently wrought to great advantage, and for which confiderable Rents have been recently offered, is admitted to be of very excellent quility, and of great_extent. A level might be driven at no very con utterable expence, which perform verfant in their matters are of opinion would clear feveral hundred Acres of Coal of the very firft quality. The Iron alone, of which there is great abundance, bas alto been partially wrought. The conjunction of the above two valuable Articles, on fo attentive a Scale, In the immediate neighbourhood of excellent roads, and of the great Clyde and Forth Canal, renders them well worth the attention of' a Mining• Company. For further information, application May be made to the Proprietor, Mr. Livin:;ftone, at Clarklton, by Falkii ; to Michael Linning, Writer to the Signet, St. James's-tquare, Edinburgh; or to Alea. Misackll, Nu. 3, Fludyer•ilseet, Weft ; min Rec. S' ['A F PtDSii I R E. 7 -SUGN ALL HALL ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HENSHAW, At the Swan, in Stafford, in the County of Stafford , on Tucf day; the 19th of o.ftober, 'Sm. at Three o'Cluele in the Afternoon, (fubjea to filch Conditions as will be then pro duced) unlefs difpofed of in the mean time by Private Con.- ma, in which cafe Ten Days Notice will be g iven, AVERY delirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL. HALL, in the County of j stafford, Equated on an eminence, adjoining the Great Road frn Lon don to Chcfter, 140 Miles from the form and 17 from the latter Place, Two from Eceleflialt, Eight from Stone, Nine from Stafford, and Twelve from Neweaft!e, ail Marl et towns; confifting of an excellent anti remarkably firm built Modern Stone Manfion, completely fiaiQtcd , fuitable attached and de tached. Offices. convenient Farm Buildings and Yard, walled Garden, Hot and Green Houfes, Baths. Fith-ponds and Stews, ext , mfive and varied Pleafure Grounds, Plantations, Shrub beries and Walks, laid out with mite and judgment, the whole containing upwards of 200 Acres of Land, in excellent condi tion, of the first quality, and within a Ring Fence. The Premifes command extentive Profix:Uts over a rich Country, and adjoining a large and beautiful piece of Water, covering nearly 100 Acres, in view from various parts of the Hour': and Grounds. The Neighbourhood is rcfpedtable, the Roads good, and the Country abounds with Game, and affords all kinds of Field Sports. Poffeflion may be had immediately, or at Lady-Day next, and One Half of the Purcilafe Money may remaiti on Security of the Eflate. The Farmer at the Hall will thew the Prcmifes. and a Map of the Eftate, and Ground Plan, and Elevation of the Manton, may be ken at Mr. Crutwell's, Printer, Bath. Printed Particulars may alfo be had of Mr. Crutwell ;of the Printers of the Liverpool, Mancheiter, Shrewfbury, Birming ham, Chefter, Derby, and Stafford Papers; of Metfrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn, London, where a Map of the Eftate may alfo be fen ; and of Meffrs. Collins and Keen, in Stafford, who are autlioriftal to treat for the Sale by Private Contract, and from whom any further Information may be had. TO IRON-MASTERS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By T. WARREN, At the Union Tavern, in Ckerry-street, Birmingham, on Thurfday, the 4th day of November next, at Four o'clock, (by Direction of the Executors of the late Tii ()sins GILL, Efq.) fabjed to Conditions then to be.proiticed ; HAYSEETCH MILL, litnate on the River Stour, near Hales-Owen, in the County of Salop, con tiguos to the Netherton Cana! and Collieries, and about Half a Mile from the Turnpike Road leading to Stourbridge ; held under a I.eafe granted by John Eh!, Efq. for a Term of Ninety nine Years, Ninety-one or which will be unexpired on the 26th Day of February next, fulled to a Rent of 12°1. per Annum. The Premifes cord; It of r complete Plating and Balling Forge, with Air Furnace adjoining, and a large Scrap Warehoufe, two Stories high, newly built ; alit, a very compleat and newly erected Mill, with two Water Wheels of i 6 Feet Diameter, and other correfponding Machinery for boring and grinding Gun Barrels, grinding and polifhing Sword Blades, &c. the whole abundantly fupp lied with Water from a Pool of two Acres, with ill Feet Headland Fall ; four newly erected Forg ing Shops, a Sand and Clay Houle, a large Waiehoufe, Compt ing-houfe, five Tenements for Clerks and Workmen, Brew houfes, Stables, Gardens, and other Conveniencies, together with about Seven Acres of Rich Palture Land, in h;gh Cultiva tion, a fmall Coppice and a Right of Pafturage on Hayfeetch Common. Ha} 4.:etch Mill (now in full Work) is vniverfally allows„ to be the beit and molt fubitantial MIN on the River Stour, and inferior to none in the Kingdom for i:s prefent Purpofes; t; le Machinery is all entirely new, erected upon the molt improved Principle, and is likewife fo conhnidted as to be readily con verted into a Rolling and Slitting Mill. The moveable Inte riors or working Utenlils, Stock, &c. &c. arc intended to be fold at a future Time in feparate Lots, unlefa the Purchafer of the Mill should choofe to take them by Valuation, which will be left to his Option. _ _ May be viewed at any time until the Sale, by applying to Mr. Robinfonon the Premift.s. where printed Particulars may be had; alto of Mr. Bate (one of the Executors) at the late Mr. Gill's Warehoulc ; or of the Aui!liouecr, in Dalo-End, Bir winglsiuu. BCORfI latch paiilled by F. and Cr RIVINGTON, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. I. A FOURTH ()r.rto Vnlumc of the Woßae -I- of the Right Hon. EDNIuND toxic. 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