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r: r' 7. 7.-5$ •r 741.. " -;?o:f.r.••'3 t is !„ ~-. ~r~ f • " t 1 f .r • . ti ~ ~, .. r4V--; • rktm. I • A:. • , I. i • Nyboont 8032. ibttle of Salathaties—lte.engagethant of the Flying y e a. ,hie e rnao, and thecelebrated Rope-dancer, Sto. &c. THENFRE ROYAL, PAVILLION, (ASTLEY'S,) NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. THIS EVENING, WednesdAy, December 2, Thursday 9, Friday 4, and Saturday 5, will be presented, puns Mu.lcal Prelude, called THE REASONABLE FOOL; OR, "IHE HREE LOVP.RS DUPED. Also a Grand Military Spectacle, called the I'OWN MAJOR ; The Spanishlicroine: introduc ng the laranu. Battle of Sala soca, Eagle Cumbro, Civic crownii.g the valiant Fiel i-Mar oat Lord Wellingt.m, Ate Stc. After which, astonishing activity the Elyittg Yorksli.r. man and the casbrated Roye.darcer o ot h Gen! tern , n t,t ing engaged for four nights long, r). Like vie a Dramate Comic Muskat Plece, called HARVEST goae,E, Or The Annuattd Tythe Sheaf. To conclude With r d tune at this ' 1 heatre) a C omic Pantomme called HAR LEQUIN and OLD BELZEIJUB, or The VitiCirman land. D oo rs open at Halt-past Five. Begin at Half•past Six.— Second price at Hale-past Right. •rbe serious and Ct attic Pantomimes, Musical Pieces, G r ad :partscles,&c. bionght f..rward at the Pavilion 1 hentre, gad ~,j t - e," of the most Interesting delerlption ; and ant A ut hor, Composer, or Performer inclined to assist in their re 'rove capacities, may be acc..nimotlated with a Share or Shares so equitaute terms, ,by application to Mr. Astity, sen. at Her esies Hall, Lanabe.h. This day wit published, price Bs. sewed. No. VI. of THE. AMERICAN REVIEW of HISTORY a. and POI .ITICS I s:cm‘sining Letters en France and Eng. land. Letter VII. Of the Character and Structure of rbe French Police.—Letter VIII. Of the French Stage—The Grand Opera. Letter IX 1 he "Theatre Francais"—Tragedy and Comedy— : Thoughts tat a Finaneinl Syttem adapted to the present Circum stances, and future Prosperity of the Union—Conyance de 1 Castile. a Poem in Ten Carves. By William Sotheby--Out. lines of a Plan for the Regulation of the Circulating Medium of the United States—Memoir on the Affairs of Spain—A cur. /glory lecricy tato the Emhargo Policy of the American Govern tnent.—Wit h an Appendix of State Papers l'r wed 'er Longman, Hem, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater , caster-row; and at the British Gallery, 51, New (Bond-street. CHANGE OF-PERFORMANCES. OPEN LVICRY PLAY EVENING.. SANS PARLIL 'THEATRE, STR4ND, OPPVbilli THE AULLPHI. Under the yof the 4' Chaml•erlain. . .G.16111./t Y- VIEWING citiring the Wet k, w,ll be lertannr d (Lever actedja new Farcical Ber ko, with new win, 6cent ry and Drente, culled LOVE, HONOUR, AND OBEY. Principal Characters—Mr Meredith, (his first appearance in disibeane), kir Viiiiers, M... Minton ; Mrs M nton, Mrs. Stoles, and Miss scow, her third appearance in character this Mega Then a new Divertisernent, called THE RIVAL SIS ER:i. D es i g ned ai l ' got up by Mr G Giroux. FrincipaVCharieters by. Mr. acrd the tour Mi•ses Giroux, w ith a 'unable Corps de plict.—Au4, for thr last Week, the favourite burlet La, called THEE RED ROBBER; DR,' THE •SrATI.I . B• IN THF. WOOD. I re conoldewith a sew Grand MelnaDrantylc - vault, called - -ASGARD, TH - E DEMON HUNTER ; pit,, LE DIABLE A LA CHASSE. Principal Cheracturs—Mr. Vilber., signer Rivelm, Mr. Min lisjar G. Giroux; -firtsis, C. Girona, Mrs. Stokes, and US 0110110 L . . . *J.;? 'I he whole liar thevireelon of Mr. Scott. ru A favourite i:otute aims; called." The-Pest 011iceP by Mr. . Aeon open as usual. Bones es. Pit es. Gal. Is. • Sawed 'Price at bait past eight.,—Plactis tor' the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre. On Monday next will be performed, (first time this Season), a • larceirire Burlcti a, in place of the Red Robber. • • l i AiliktiON ABL .DANCING.PriLIie ta. _Mr. LiriPlEiNn begs leave to return his• most grateful filakrto his Friends and the Public in general, jor the very che f • ) 12 0 1 shed ialronne li has's° bon viPeriVr•neoe4lld edicts a e,i,tintbri , eitf tlttlk lIM6II/3. Ladies .hid-Gensienstw 'l6 have never acquired this aceompllehmeut.. 'or those whe Imams a:nitord th. fa.liectalsktlnmide;• mar hfiewpi4P - ' usty instructed in the muss pnvale limner to qualify Alien ale the first Assemblies, tin apoitattieLat his residence, Cosine. .nakereHel,Notle-s . r.st. i OVre-I.lnr, obespeide OLD MODE OF DRAWING RESTORED! NO CLASSES.. HAVING contracted with Grwernment for the present STATE L 0 !TRY, we be leave, respectfully, to sob& the attention of the Public to the under-mentioned Scheme, and at the same time to Mare that we have obtaineclper mi•sion of Government to Draw the present Lottery in Two Days, by which means the system of Classes is abolis ed. as every Ticker in t' , e Lottery will be put into Ole Wheel, and drawn out indiscriminately, in the same manner as in the 011 Lotteries. SWIFf and G. SCHEME. of Z 20,000 are £40,000 2 - 10.000 • • 20,060 4 - 2,000 • - 8.000 6 - 1 ,COO - - 6,000 6 - 500 • - 3,000 6 - 400 - • 2,400 10 - 300 - - 9,000 10 200 - - 2,000 , 14 • 1 CO - 1,400 62 - 50 - 1,600 40 40 • - " 1,600 50 - SO • • 1,500 3'o - _ 25 - 8,000 2,160 15 .• • 31,300 3,00 Tickets. "Pen. To be drawn in Two Days, the 14th and 15th NEM r MONTH. Tieke a and :-haree are selling at SWIFT and Cn.'s Offices, No.ll, Poiairy ; I No. 31, A.ligate High- Ne. s 2, Charing Cross; atr.tee Vh ,, re, in the last Nine Aelontlim, the faliotrleg Capital Priv. have bow Reid is. :Thera : 5.497 - a - £ilts.ooo 1,706 - a - £3.000 No. 995 - a - . 4,1:00 '2,00 - a - 2,000 Besidra osltera of £lnoo, XLofs &e. &e. . .. . - 1 11 • 1 1:11 i : Ow . NEW. MUaIC. te ! .cam M f bri or dg, Christmas eon)oet D by t a y , G i u n: t ri v b r e ic ti e . t is. o Psainedia Cantabrighnsis, a sel ctiili of anti, sit and modern Paha Tunes, arranged and adap.ed for two Trebles er Tenors, lid a Bass, ter the u-e of the Univervty Church, Ca ridge, 't. Pratt, Organist 01 the Un verily andAlog's College, rice '' The Psalms and Hymns as used in the Parish G:4ltch-of Cintettield, arranged for the Pianoforte or Organ, with the Ad. Aliso of an Interlude. by L. C. Neii.on, pace ss. I.es Pelitts MINI , consisting or favourite A.rs; - arranged as Rondos or with 6riari‘ns for the Pianoforte, compared by various Prefeasors, Aci2i. No. I. contains " Le Clialumeau du Pan,:' dedicated *her koyal Highntas Princess Charlotte of Wales, by I.ol4tion. • *el. Pigmalion, a favourite Dance, composed by signor Bosh', 'tempd as a Rondo, with an Introduv ion, by 3. Moore. No. S. The favourite Air of " 01i Nanny, 0 tit thou gang with me." erlik Variations And an Introduction, composed by W. Slavp, to teettnilnueil monthly. London: Printed by Goulding; D'Almaine, Niter, and Co at their Wholesale Music Warathouses, No. gO, boho-aquare; WlitrVestmorlaud•street, Dublin. •. EAST OF FASHION.—BEAUTIFUL LONG STAYS. MARSTON & Co. 25, HOLY WELL-sTßarr, Strand, ' T A (to prevent mistake, the Seeond Stay Shop on the lt-ft had from Newcastle-street) near the New Cuomo, (;ate Fore stall and Manager to Mr. MILLS), beg leave to acquaint the ladies in general, that are envious in taste and elera-wrs in Log Stays; which are far superior in taste and fast:int., to any Lase in London. Ladies by paretiastng two pair of ore b. Le, wit %entitled to the wholesale price, for ready money, being fully Sbepetent to keep twice the assortment of any other in the trade. MARSTON presumes Ladies will find his Warehmise for Patent %sets worthy their attention, and not to be equalled for work anooldp and cheapness. Beautiful long and unproved Shape Stays trots 78 * to .C 1 ; strung culoured Corsets from .ss. to 10s.; several hotbed pairs of Ctiildreus' Slays, from sa. Gd. to is. Gd. MARSTON flatters himself, by his long experience for upwards *Ten Years as Foreman and sole Manager to Mr. Mill-s busi- Deu, that he is competent to give every saysfaction to those La dies rho choose to honour him with their commands. kfaarrosr is the sole Inventor of the Patent Tolima Stays. Orders duly executed in Town or Country, on the shortest Notice. Convenient Rooms to try in.—To prevent imposition ht the trade, all orders are requested to be sent by band, or by +p 4ol •—No connection with any other House. `NW . TO CURE ERUPTIONS IN nu FACE, SKIN, Sec. WITHOUT. IMPAIRING THE CONSTITU rum. LADIES of the firit ftshium. from their own expe. tient" recommend MRS VINCEN 1 S GO W LAND'S LOTION us the most pleasant and ffectual remedy for all com ;Shinto to which the face- and skin are liable, by removing every kind of Coarseness, eruption. and unplea , atit appearance, and ren dering the skin clear, smooth, and transparent ; but tlte unex ampled mutation of this Lotion having excited vr..rious iniiia tlons; Ladies and Gentlemen arE part'etilarlyVequestedtto a.k for " Mrs Vincent's Coward's Lotion." and see her name signed up*, the label, on eich bottle that is rennine. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies -street, Grosvenor-square ; Bacon and Cu. No. t °stint-street ; rmyth , Perfumer, New Bond-street ; CruitwelD Seth ; Brbdie and Co. Sal i3bnry ; Trent man, Exeter; Wolstonholme, York; Cookwortby and Ch. Ply mouth; and all respectable Venders of Medicine, in Quarts Bs. 6d. Pints, Se. 6d. Half-pi tr s, 21. 9d. Likewise is .old as above, VINCENT'S R ES MRATIV it TOOTH POWDER, for pre serving, restoring, and beautifying - the Teeth, and curing the Scurvy in the Gums, price 2s. ad each box. THE GENUINE MEDICINE, SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBU IC DROPS, has the words " By the King'. Patent," expresse I on the bottles, Bill hf Direc flan, and Onirde Wrapper, and the King's Outy is printd in black Ink.—in Bottles of Six Shillings, Doub'e Ten Shillings and Slxpenre, and largest One Pound Iwo Shillings, Duty in clude t. E,sence fls. • To Mr. SPI r.s st• a v, 15, Soho. square, London. Cranbroi , k, July la, 1812. Ste—Having experienced so touch benefit from ydur PA TEN i• Dune mops, wit :.riter ingratitude I can not let it ,remain unknown to yourself and the public. I was sadly afflicted with the Sci.rvy in my legs, which for two years gradualirbecame worse, till I had above 400 holes in than above 20 bf which were much broader than a shil/ing. My rate tieing known to a humane gentleman, he informed stir of a ease very imilar to mine, the person had been confined to bed the gc.att St part of tWQ years, and by tilting a few small bottles of your Drops, was soon curet). By his recommendation I was induced to give them a trial, and to my great stir rise and comfort, I soon found my sores healed, in after taking three sibali bottles I could do my work vrithoof inealvenience. To prevent the return of the disease, I take about one small bottle cochlear. which his fully succeeded to my wishes and I remain your obliged humble F•arrant o l'uote.as KEN NAFD. \Witness, Joseph Dnbell. • -I:llE.Value of hit. IRFEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARY% 411 been so lore proved, that nothing of the present day - eh he y a . . . HICKMAN'S PILLS. competition with it, m all the different stages of a • • certa 2e b in di va _ ; se which it effectually cures and eradicates from cee tbe various complaints incident to the h —11511273 ha s without exciting the painful feelir.gs and exposure that frame, there are gene mere dreadful in their nature, nor more rends sativatien—without debilitating the constitution in any alarming in their consequences. than the Gravel and Stone. Pains ra re!, or even requi r i ng co nfi ne me n t from business or re,tric- i n t h e b a ck, Loins, and Bladder, and Lumbago. They are coma •°( ; 1.1 ". The radical airtues of these inestimable Drops have plaints to which every person is liable, and area foundation for Poreh • d t k ail claim to public approbation for more than St/ years. e very other species' of disorder. HICKMAN'S PILLS, thecattl debility of both sexes they prove a never-Liling rcsto- p osed of the mosoinnocent ingredients, have been found of sin -whether the debility is produced by too free use of trier- gular efficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing !klfy, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate. the urine, but in happily destroying the petrifying quality et It, Z ellers and tho se go i ng a b roa d, t h ey can n ot b e recommended from Which proceed the above complaints, &c. removing the strongly, as they will receive a safe, s peedy, and complete calculi ; or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten wce in all old stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects dewy to these disorders, without con fi nement. From a conselone tbladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women TWA of the powerful quality of these! Pills, fully evinced by a become mothers, will) for many years had been deprived of private practice of many years, they are offered to the Waited, * happiness. and recommended as a curb for the above complaints. " , • 1 wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheattsidess Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, C:heapside, corner !c 4 Ter of Paternoster-row; and retail, by lieliam and Sharps, of Paternoster-row ; anslllietail by Belem and Sharp, Portsmouth; Portsmouth; H.lll and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mal- Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Maori, and y, and Jones, rurttea ' • Trewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy, ;ones, portseat ' crewman , Exeter ; Coekweri by, Gleoville, Gil- Gilbert, and H oaland, Plymouth ; Newbury, pub - bere, and Holland , Plymouth; Newbury , Dublin; Batter and Butter and Macdonald, Glasgow • Staab) ritandaorls Macdonald, Glasgow•• Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargill, ott, and C arg ill, Ed in b urgh ; Crut well,iath Moss and Peck, Edinburgh Crutwel l, Bath; Roes and Peck, Hall; Greg's'', White, Brighton • Itoterts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelten - Edwards and penny, And B i llinge , L iver p o o l ; Stains and.Lynels, en; Gregson and Bililnge, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; m a nclithier • Bowen. Norwich% Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; nns and Lyncb, Manchester; Beavers, Norwich ; -Knott *ad Gregory, Brighton; Whit!, Ilrlibtook sad asoot#l#lloprVatka PI, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton • and moat Idiedkisle I jars, ln beau at pg. each.. • - Ciders, io Ovules, atsto. ?d. sa l ad. and Sti le. •4• • • • . t t R i t 4 , 0- IC ~t h es ~. ir• rll t 1 • ' •;',. • .. A , • ...7 . e ~.. • 4lllllsllk 9rsi a elf.C.: . . ,1.... . , • I l l' .. N'. 4 lc . . . 0 ' ....,....... ~ . - > 4i',l d a • —....2_ ,• 1 ) • , . , ... •••••-,.... _ •,,4 , - -44, ~... C. . /V .... •J E ~ • - •,,e'' . .. II! IP . 4 . . it o 44 --4- -- --!-- . ......„ , 4.,- , - . • . • ...I.& _. a -It - . • • . .11 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1812. PRICE SIXPENCE-HALYPINTM GOODS. A Man of rank, %rho 11;s43,000 a-year entailed on him, wants to borrow £6OOO, which he would take all in Goode, to 'ecure the payment for them st his fatherN death, an infirm aged man.--Addreas a Use to Mr. Ryder, at the Li brary, et, Portland-street. WANTED to Purchase, Two CApital Fr,,eho ld LANDED Es rATES, within 100 nttito of kond" 11 value £lOO,OOO to £300,600 each; also, to rent, within 10 miles of Town, a small Family-houle, ivlth ii.o to-vOO Acres of pod Arable and Meadow land. --Apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lase, Charing Cross. Letters post paid. • PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, Pewson ;gall a Shockley, the Creditor. of WILLIAM SIiACKLEY, late of Condo - it, in the Ca ) . of Lon t ioa, Notary'Publie (who tiled in or atiout the month of January, 1(109), are to come in and prove their Deb. s bsnare Cuts OLIO 'lrsomoN, Esq. one of the Mas ers of the said Ctotrt, at his Chambers, ha Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London,.nn or before the 24th day of December, or In default thereof, they will be peremptonly excluded the benefit of the sold Decree. WHEREAS; by a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made to a Cause, PAVI . eON v. of - I ACK I.F.Y , it eras, amongst ether things, referred to CSIARLEs roost so N. Esq. one of the Maven' of the said Court, to Inquire antis are to the Court, who were the next of Kin of WI I .I.IAISI '4EI ACK LEY. late of Cornbill, in the City of London, Notary Public, deceased (who died in or about the na•mth of lanu4ry, 1809, in testate'', hying at the time of his death, and if any of them are since dead, who is or are their personal repreten ative or repre sentative., Notice is hereby given, that any person or persons dabbing to be next of Kin of the said Witham Sbackley, at the time of his death, or the legal perste al representative or repre sentailves of such of them as are since dead, are either personally or by their Solicitors, on or before the 24th day of December, 1812, to come in and prove such• their relationship, bef ire the said Master, at his Clambers, in Southamp on-buildings, Chan cery-lane, London, or in default thereof, they will be peremp torily excluded the benefit co the said Decree. ANY Gentleman or Lady in want of WHITE. WINE, may be suppled with the most superior XERES ever imported, at D. GON MERO's, a Spanish Merchant; No. 7, tipper Buckingham-street, Strand, in lots of two dozen, at 465.; delivered to airy part free of ezpeace. b. Gonmero is enabled to refer to twenty different Noblemen, who have purchased large pia:Aides of the Wine.- Country orders (Illy attended to. Hours from len to Five. FOES AND DAMP MR. . TIZARCLAY'S ASTHMATIC CANDY has for many years been proved a most effectual preservative from the ill effects If Foes and Damp Air, which at this seotion of the year are so prejudicial to those who are affected with Asthniric Coughs and Shirtless of Breath. Its effects are to tape' Wind; to defend the stomach from the admission of Damp; and 'o re lieve thine who suffer from a Difficulty of Breathing. .Prepared atil sold, wholesa'e and retail only, by Barclay and Son, No. 96, ineeftenarlter ; and retail, by their appointment, by all table venders in l'own and Country. Bar &Ist rve, norm/ can pos sib!y be genuine, unless tbc. label affixed to each but, is signed in red hit by Barclay and bon, and mach danger may arise from neglect of this caution. • THE TABLE-111ER SittWERS respeeNTl: inform the Pottle, that to ealasequeoce'of th• high wHbt c Malt anti Helps, and the enereseed etpenees of the!r trade, th wic• of Table Beer Is advanced to Twenty-four Shillings pa Barrel. BURY HI/TCH I NSO V , Secretary. Brewers' Hal, Addle-tercet, Aldermanbary, Nnwembrr 17, 181 4. YORKSHIRE. DONCASTER. To be COLT) by PRIVATE COvTRACT, together or to Lots A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD EST.9,I'^E consliting of upwards of 134 Acres of rich inclosed Land in the Parish of Bentley and Artsey, at the Norh En•rance, art contiguous to the Town of Doncaster, Well sited f Build - nt or narien (Iro,md. The Land is of the hest Otrd rv, and pos sews many local advantates. The Land Tar Releented. The Estate in, be Viewed on appllcation to Mr. Roo*, Falcon inn, Doncaster, where prhated Particulars may be had situ of Mr. gheardown, (layette Office, D. - matter ; of Mr Moore, land Surveyor, Doncaster, where a Plan may be seen and to trear for the same, apply to Mr. Claridge, helots...l Abbey, Bedale; and of MeSsrs. Caddy and Irmo, Pall Mall London. ,ALE BY AM I TION ,•... LARGE ADVOWSON wAIiWYC SOON WILL BF. SOLD BY il.GCTlON. d E nte Lauldeili ririF it r tol l s ro s -revic;:lAtil ) irt i li:;_by t T.. i rtign, nearly m+ 1 Iway between Birmingham and Warwick ; 'consisting of an excellent Parsonage House, and about Se Acres of rich Glebe! Land, -Ind the rythes tftlingittg its the Rectory of the Parish,; vsb!ch contains upward , of li3Oon Acres, togedlet of the esti mated yearly value of between 2 and ,C 3000; the present incurn ls,mt aged afoul 58 years. Printed Particulars may form be had at the Auction Mart $ of Thai : Ryder, F.sq. Lincoln's ion ; of Messrs. Richardson and Co. No. 7, Lincoln'4-Inn-flrlds; of Joseph Harding, Esq. Solihull Tiro. Hunt, FAq Stratford on Avon • and of Messrs. Web, Wablo andAttwood, Salisbury, who wi ll by Private Cent raCt4 OXFORDSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOIII3 AT WHEATLEY AND CUODESDON, By Mr. FOLKEIt, On Monday, the 14th day of Dvember, ISt!, at Two o'Ciock precisely, at the Crown Inn, Wheatley, In Lots, AVERY eligible FREEHOLD FARM at Wheatley, In the County of Oxford, comprising a go o d Farm house, with Barns, Stables, and other convenient Build. Inge, and upwards of 270 Acres of extremely productive inclosed and Tithe-free Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in th e n ecu tt ration of Mr. Wm. Juggins, Noah Crook, and John Msyses, yearly tenants. Also 1 compact and very desirable incissed Freehold Fern, wi;h a good Dwellhig-hous• and aonvettiwit Buildings, situate at Cuddesdon, eallpd the Park Farm, containing upwards of 60 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the °mu. pation of Mr. Wm. Junius. A welbaccuatOmed Public-house, at C .4desdon, called thl Compasses, and a Cottage and Garden adjoining, occupied by WlAiam Hunt.—Wheatley it within five miles of the City of Oxford, upon the Turnpike road, leatiirg . through Wyeomb to London. To be viewed-by application to the Tenants, and Mr. Noah Cmok, Wheatley, will chew the Premises, and for further par+ titulars, apply to Messrs. Grahim, Kinderley, and Donissille s Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitor*: Oxford; or Mr. Gills, Land Surveyor ‘ fareharn, Hams. _ • srortaft•si Sitbt F. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TY 114 E-FREE ESTATE % producing a Veinal of One Thousand PA' Hindred and Fifty Pounds per Annum.- -By Mr. FAREBROTHER, At Garraway't, on Tuesday, December 21, at Twelve, unless an , acceptabl- offer is previously made by Private Contract, A VERY Valuable and highly desintble FREE m• HoLT) ESTATE, consisting of the Manor or reputed Manor of Sheriff's Lynch, extending over upwards of 1400 Acres of I .ani, and that capital Farm, with a substantial brick-bunt Farm-house, Garden, Orchard, barns, Stabling, Btillock Lodges, Blacksmith's Shop, and all suitable Out-buildinp, with lour Cottages for Workmen, and sundry Indentures of very proluc rive Arable, Meadow, Pisture, and Wood Lands, lying each pact, well fenced and divided into handsome Inclosures, and • con• tattling together near 540 Acr e ., s it uate w i t hi n two mi l el o f the Market Town of Evesham. an easy dirance from a Wharf on th- River Avon, and 18 miles f-om the City of Worcester, notv let on Lease to Mr Paul Postan, a most respectable Tenant, subject to a rem of £3450 per annum. This Property is highly di.tinguisited for the superior quality of the Soil, excellency of the reads, contiguity to good Marke-s, and the facility of War e - 1 Carviage. Free from Tythes, and the Rates very nimisg.' • Tube viewed—Printed Particulars will be deivered S weelill prior to the Sale, at the Ofare of John Hanson, Esq. Na. 6, I:hintery•Tiwe ; at tile Hop Poles, Worcester; Crown Inn, Eva .liaas ; King'. Heal, Gloucester; Swan, Tewkesbury White 1.:41.1, Bath; Bash, Bristol; at Garrawey's; and at Mr. Fare brother's, Beaufort House, Beaufort-Badding% Strand, where II Plan of the ksrate maqbeseen. • TO BE SO: D 1W AUCTION, By Mr. COX., • • At the Angel Inn, in Grantham, on Thursday, the Slat dst of December next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, THE PERPETUAL. ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of WILSI/bRD, in the County of Lincoln; comprising a substantial Parsonage-bottle and Oakes with Yard' and Gardens, and several Parcels of Land, containing in tbi whole upwards of .190 Acres ef Land; also, the Rectorial lithe* of Hanbeck Farm, containing about 363 Acres : the present ill. cutobent it about 54 years of age. Wilsford is about eight miles from Grantham, and four from Sleaford.—For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer is Grantham.--November 24, 18121 ANTIAT Ilk I'l lON. THE PATEN COMPOSITION, which pre vents the Efects of Friction in Steam and other trgines, In Mills. Machinery, and Carriages or every description, and which will do away the necessity of all complex and expensive Methanism in Wheels, &c. tee. &c. rosy be purchased in boxes, price ‘2s. Ikl.; 58. 6d.; lOs 6d.; one guinea, and two guireas each. One of the smallest boxes contains a quantity etifilcient to last a Chariot, or a .Fns -chaise twelve months; and after the wheels are primed with the Composition they may be used daily, said wiq run at least six months without haring occasion to take them off or to apply any thing else to the axletrees. the Composition is to be used in the same pro portion for 0 other kinls of work.—Sold, wholesale and rani!, by Messrs. Brown and Mawe, No. 149, Strand, near so:nerset House, London. N.B. Directions will be found upon each box, which are signed William Bellamy. IN consequence of the s.)periori:y of SALMON ODY, and Co,:s PATENT ELF,N 1)1 I !STING TRUSSES. the Patentees have been honour, d w th the fcdowing appoint ments v—lits Majesty's Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Dock Yarda, the Board of Ordnance, the lion. East India Com pany, &c. and continue to recommend them to the Public on such liberal termi, which have never before \ been offered, that the lull cost shall be returned to all purchasers, if nut approved, after any trial, wear, or damage. N. B. Persons resichng in the Country, sending •11 , . Circum ference of the Body, in inches, just above the hip-, may depend upon bring accurately hued. Manufactory, 292, Strand.—Sold by Armstrong and Co. Lea denhall-qt t eet. . • REAL 000D - 2414s FOR ENGLAND. -rHE increased anti increasing dens And for DR. WEBS . , ER'S ENGLISH MET DRINK, from every. quarter of the Empire, is an unequivocal acknowledgmeet of Its efficacious and unparalleled power.. In extraordinary Cases of Scurvy, of Scrophilla of Hypochondriasis, of Fever, of Dropsy, of Asthma, of I...orders incident to Women and Childrni, of . every spedes of F.ruptict produced by Impurity of Blood; in all lf I'ILI r Y AN!) ELF.G.iNCE COMBINED. these, and even where the 'kill of the regular Physician has bees Under the illuatrious Patromage of their Royal Hlghuarses the exhaustedtin vain, the dejected and despairing Patient his been Prince's of Wales and Duke of Sussex, the Spanish Ambar completely restored to health and spirits, sador, and most of the Nobiliry. It Is now the season when the fall of the autumnal leaf gives MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. —This Oil it solemewerning to theConsumptivelnyalid,tobrace andstrengthen IVA proudly recommended ori the basis of truth ands:patience. his Constitution, that he may be able to bear up against the ap- It possesses' roperties of the most sedubriobs nature for restoring, preaching Mkt., Damps, and Fogs, of our shiftltig and chequered the Hair, where it has been bald for years, preserves It from Climate; and in this etc.-Bent Vegetable Medicine, he may con- falling off or writing grey to the latest period of life; produce. ildently t ope so End an effectual remedy. on the tresses a most beautiful gloss, scent, and awl ; also Is pre. Those who wish to see Dr. Webster's improved Vegetable Sys- eminent for Children's Hair, Instead of Soaps, &c. it cleanses the tem and Principles fully developed, may, by applying to eke Ven- ,Lair much easier, is extremely pleasant to the Infant, and bring* tiers. procure his own Treatise, a new edition of Which is just the 'hair to a beautiful state; promotes the growth of whiskers published, price 55.; and also a small pamphlet, containing a and eyebrows; in fine, renders the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, • 1 great 'lumber of cases and remarkable cures, which all occurred and Children, inexpressibly attracting. during the last year. View Rewland's Treatise on the Improvement of the Human 1 This invaluable Medicine is now faithfully prepared by E Sift Hair, illustrative on the vitt ues of the Macassar Oil, with a num- and Co. Hi Borough. High-street (sole Proprietors), front the ori- her of testimonials from persons of distinguished considera6on,• i gins! Recipe, which was assigned over to them by Dr. Webster, I highly worthy the attention of Pirentil. Proprietors of Boarding.. 1 some years prior to his death. schools, dec. etc. included with each bottle on the wrapper, which Sold in half-pint bottles, 45. pint ditto 75.6 d. and in quart is signed on the !onside, "A Rowland and Son," in red ink., 1 without which none are genuine. ditto 14s. each, duty included. I Wholesale by the Proprietors ; alwAholemale and retail by their Prepared and sold at Ss. 6d. and 10a 613. per battle, Or large ' i Agents. Messrs. Howard and Evans,- Long-lane, West Smithfield.' family bottles at 11. Is. each, containing eight smell, by the Pro. All Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will ! prietors Rowland and Son,. 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