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AD .,,.2.: 2:, tr.,..., 401111, A , „,..,„, h zitt < A f i e , 2 t' It-- —. 7/*/. ..,..g.:,'"' s !'•••••,1".. - '..% A. --ft, :\r• - • , w 01 . t Off ye of d by LIE, ARr, thincr NUMBER 31.08.] ULW GRAND SERIOUS SPECTACLE, NEW I3AL- LET, Sec. &c. - --- By the FRENCH COMPANY. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ASTLEY's. WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, yncler. the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALts and Duke of YORK. N IVICIN - D'ATREXT; Sent. 6,-1802, will he presented (first time in this Kingdom) an entire New C %Ind Spettacle, as performed by the following French'Corn p,any„ e n° a :ige d by Mr. As r LEy, jun. at the Theat re o f t h e City in Paris, ',or:, su c ces s i ve Nights, with new S cenery, Machinery, Dresses, Music, &c. (produced and got u under the inuncstiate DireCtion of Mons. Goocisßus, sen,)called THE PERILOUS CAVERN ; Or, THE DARING BRIGAND. Principal Characters. Don Pedro, Mons. LANG LADE; . Don Carlos, Mods. GOUGIi,,SHUS,.jun.; Don juan, Mr.' COLLET; Chief to bon Pedro, Mr. S'I'TTON,. . Chief of the Rob - bets, Mons ST. MARTIN; Barbamo, Mons.,GOUGISBUS, sen. ' And La Signora Rosins, Made"inoiselle LE FIVR . E ; ••• ' Robbers, Peasants, Dancers, Pages. &c. Ste. The Scenery, Machinery, &c. designed by Mr. Grieve, and execnted by itim, Mr. Smith, Mr.'Whitmort, and ~,; sist.ints. The Dresses by Messrs. Gotleb, Klkey, Wil liams, ,see. '„.. • p` -' wins ibove. - an entice New fiance, todtpoSeci by hlo is, Blondin, called THE VILLAGE FETE. Principal D,incerß,-• • Mons. BLONDIN , , Mons.. MERCEROT, Mons. ROGER, Miss BLONDIN, Miss It/IIANNOT, MIciameMONCASSIN, and Mrs. MERCEROT. In the course of the Evening, 'various feats of HORSE— MANSI-lIP. A favourite Comic Song, by Mr. W A LLACK. And, tiff the 43d time, the New Comic Pantomime, with extensive Sc.-enetv, Machines, and 'Various Mechanical Changes, invented by Mr. Astley, jun. called THE Pi-iCtNIX ; Or, HARLEQUIN AND LILLIPO. h the course of Which will be pourtrayed, Monsieur Car - nerin's and Capt. Sowden's Aerial Voyage in a Balloon, With an exalt ReOresentatkin of its Appearance over Lon do'', and its Descent near Colchester, in-th e rea l C ar , pre sented by Mons. Garneriii to - Mr. Astley. „floors to be opened at Hall-paSt Five, to beginat H a lf-p ast 'or °knock. ox Second Price ;s. Pit zs. Second Price ts. Cal lerY I's. Second price.6d, Second Price to commence at Half ast Eight o'Clock prec:sely. Places to betaken at the Box Office, Westminsiler-btidge, irern Ten till Three o'Clock. NEW GRAND BALLET DANCE. ROYAL CIRCUS. ( --, § N MONDAY NEX r, Sept. 6, will be pre sented (first time) an entire New Grand Ballet Dance, composed by Mr. Byrne, with New Music s Scenery, Ma chinery, Dreases, and Decorations, Called Z AMOR AND_ZAIVIORA • . Or, THE . PERUVIAN BOY. Tha . Music by the -late celebrated Signor Bossi. The Overture by Mr. Ware. Zamor (a Peruyian•Cosique), Mr. BY RNE ; • Don ?chador (a Spanish Admiral). Mr. BETTERTON ; And:Loral (the Peruvian Boy;, Master BYRNE, (13ing . his first appearance rut this Stage) ; _ Alzira, MiSs .ADAMSH. ; Quirpa, -Miss S. ADAMS ' • Nelti, Mi ss E. ADAMS; and. Zamora, Miss ADAMS. Atter Which will be preserited ( rot!) torte), with New Musk, Scenet, Machinery, Dresses, 'and DeCotationS, an•entire New Splendid Sticadcle, called -• GONSALVO HE CORDON' . A ; - O. THE -.CONQI_LEST 0.1 GRENADA. The Music, with a New - Overture, by Mr. Reeve. After which, with New Music, Scenery, Mac hinerY, Dresses, • and Decorations, ad entire New Local, Voc a l, Temporary, and Allusive Intermezzo, called THE JERIAL CANDIDATES ; Or, 130TH MEMBERS RETURNED. 4n which Will he introduced a View Of the Ascentof the Bri tish and Gallic Aeronauts from Ranelagh ; their Aerial * Voyage over the Cities 'of LOndon . and Westminster, - anti ~Perilous Landing near Colchester; -from their Balloon. 410 125E11-IANISHIP' by a Grand -Troop of. Capital Horse men ; with the TAYLOR RIDING TO J3RENTFOR.D, by Mr. PORTER: Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the - "" ^ x-Office, , - where Books of the Songs, Chorusses, Sic. With Prospeaus of the Aetion of both Pieces, price Sd. may be and of Mr. Barker, Russel-street, Covent-garden. Sev en . 'ervants cannot possibly - keep Places later than Half past Doors to, open at Half past Five, 'and. the Performances to "rnmenee precisely at Half past Six. Second Price at H4ll Past Eight. 'HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. MISS UNWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ADD TION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now um and . will continue Every. Day, Sundays except e d, Nine in the Morning Evening. Adinitiantl One Shilling SOMERSETSHIRE COAL CANAL. •• T r iE , LOCK FUND. DF,PUTIES for Managing the LOCK CONCERNS of the Somersetshire„ Coal Canal Com. ranY, intend io meet at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath, on SueNttav the 7th day of September.mixt, at Eleven o'Clock fl the Forenoon, to receive Proposals from, and agree with, Y Person or Peisons desirous of undertaking the Masonry 1t Nineteen Lucks intended to be ereded on theß A DSTOCK 111 E and of S2venteen Locks on the DUNK E RTON •I N E i of the said Canal the Stone and Lime to be provided !1,1 uelivered by the Company to the Contralors on the Sedions, and Specifications may be seen, and fur- Particulars known any time after the 3d .day , of Septem ber' f oa l " application to Mr. Wrn. Bennett, Engineer, Mit , near Bath ; or to R. J3owsher, Solicitot Bath. C. CO lIST-rIB L SYnlontl's Inn, 23d August, 1862. LAW p rN RSHI P.—NORTUAMPTONSHIRE. MR. YORKE, of Thrapston, and 'Mr. SHE /3 RA R 13, of Oundle, inintform P theii Friends and the public, that they have entered o ARTNERSHIP, and and xnat. 4 . 1 J 3 usincss will from this. Day be carried on jointly, undsrth e Firm of Yorke and Sherard. ...,°ltices for transacting the , Partnership Business both at hrapston and 0 mid le. Aug. 20, IBoZ. ROYAL HOTEL; Late T Rossmnre House, •Kildarz-street, Dublin. HOMAS LEECH respeafuil acquaints the Nobility and Gentry, he has fitted up the above Pre inises as an H o t e l, i n t h e most - splendid style, for the recep tion of Eamiliek;,• wit h their Retinue, however numerous. Leech bes to obZrve, the most mi nute at tention' has been Paid to the g eneral arrangements, with a view to form a most Spacious and complete Establishment for the elegant accom /nodation of Families of Rank and their attendants. • INLAND NAVIGATION. AN ENGINEER who li;is served a-regular Ap prenticeship to the Profession, and who since that has 'en employed some years in layling out and . executing ot CAnals. will shortly be disengaged : he would be willing to give up hi s whole time, or suLh part ()fit away be agreed d • ,P o n, to a C ana l or C anals i n any part of the United King- Address_ by letter A. X. car,lQf Mr. James Baird, No. 1 9 .owulo w - st i eet , Liverpool. niTy, ng A rketi rious the SA I EIR DA Y, SEPTEMBER 4, 1802, LIFE BOATS. LLovu's, September r, tSoz. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS to this House, held on the loth of May last, BROOK . NVATSON, Esq. in the Chair; a Motion was made, and carried unanimously, That the Sum of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS from the,F and, be at the disposal Of the Committee far managing the COncettis of this House, for the purpose of encouraging the BUILDING of LI FE BOATS on different parts of the Coasts of the United Kingdom. The Pa rties desirous' of undertaking the same at the dif ferent Ports or Places, are to engage to man and take care of the Boats, at their own expence, as the Committee can only subscribe. towards the first Cost. Applications .to be addressed to John Bennett,. jun. at Lloyds, who will give any information required. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. MANAGERS, Rev. Dr. fly, F. R. S. Rev. Dr. Milne Mr.- W. Dawson Rev. Mr. Pridden Mr. J. Evans Rev. Mr. Poston Mr. B. Hawes - Rev. Mr. Sanders - Mr. J. B. NicholS John Davenport, Esq. M r . Ph ene oseph Jennings, Esq. Mr. Ogborn. That toe following Retie lions be addressed to the Pnblie: The Summer invites Persons of all ranks to the Thames, Ponds, or Rivers. is An immense number of Persons have, within the last three Months, been rescued from a watery Grave, to the un speakable joy of many Families, who WOuld otherwise have been deprived of their daily support, dec. i. Many of the restored were Children, wandering from their Parents. 3. Others were Suicides, rushing into E ternity, "with a, their impertedions on their heads." A T - the. MONTHLY MEETING, the !ph of .LA. August, solarge a Sum as zl. rss. 6d. for the Month of July, has been paid to the various Claimants for the Resto ration of the Lives of Men, Women and Children. The Funds, are, consequently diminished by such large Monthly Disbursernents.-The Managers, therefore, respecifullyttope that the HUMANE and AFFLUENT will countenance and support an Institution so truly produtlive of individual hap piness, and public benefit. , JOHN DAVENPORT, Ch a ir man . Ten Guineas constitute—A Governor for Life. Two Guineas—Annual Direetor. One Guinea',annually constitutes—A Governor. Subscriptions, &c. are received at Baron Dimsdale's, ful lers and Charteris, Down and Co. Drummonds, Southwark. Bank, the London Coffee-house, by the Managers, and Dr. Hawes, Treasurer, No. 8, Spital-sqUare.. JOHN BEAUMONT,' Register. NEW MEDICINE DUTY ACT.. A S this Aft seem s to have created some uneasi ness in the mints of the regular Surgeons, Apotheea ries, Chymists and Druggists, the 4th and sth Sections bf the Ad may be acceptable to them, as well as to the Public ; 'by the e ertis - al of which, it will appear that the Legislature bath paid particular attenti on to t h eir situation , and made '4 clear distinction between them and the Dealers in Quack Medicines. Sec. 4th, " Provided always, and be it' further - enacted, that nothing,herein before contained shall extend, or be con strued to extend, to charge with the Rates or Duties heroliy imposed, any Drug or DfugS named or contained in either of the Books of Rates (that is to say), the Book of Rates sub scribed with the Name of Sir Harbottle Grin stone-, Baronet, and mentioned and referred to by the Act of Tonnage and Poundage made in the Twelfth Year of the Reign- of King Charles the Second. or in the other Book of Rates. iu titstled, An Additional Book of Rates. of Goods and Mer- - chandizes usually imported, and, 'not particularly rated in the - Book of Rates - referred to in the Ad: of -Tonnage. and Poundage, made in the 12th year of the re i gn,o f . Ki ng Charles- the Second. with Rules, Orders, and Regulations signed by the Right Hon. Spencer Compton, Speaker of the Honourable House of CommonS, and mentioned and referred to by an At made and passed - in the eleventh year, Of the reign ofHis Majesty King Ceo-rgelhe First; nor to soy Me. dicinal Drug, or Drugs whatsoever, ,which shall be so utter ed or -vended entire, without any mixture or composition, with any other drug or - ingredient whatsoever, by any Sur. gems, Apothecary, .ChystUst,., or Druggist, who bath served a regular apprenticeship, or by any person who }lath served ass Surgeon in the Navy or Army., under any Commission or Appointment which shall have been duly entered at the War 0 thee or Navy Office, or by any other p erson ' w h atsoever, licensed in pursuance Of this Act, but that all such Drugs shall, and any be uttered and vended by all such Surgeons, Apothecaries, Chymists anit Druggists as aforesaid,-.treed and discharged from the Rates and Duties by this Act imposed on Drugs, in suds manner as'they respedively before the passing of this . Ad, and the said herein recited ACt, might have done." , • Sec. sth, ",Provided also ' 'and be if further enacted, th a t nothing in this Ad cont a ined shall extend, or. be construed to extend, to charge with the like Rates orDuties, - any Mix tures,' Compositions or Preparations whtitsoever, Mixed, or compounded with, or prepared frosit Medicinal Drugs, ivje. cheated or Chemical Preparations or Compositions, or other Ingredients bearing differat 'denominations, 'or having ditn rent properties, qualities, virtues or efficacies, which shall be uttered or vended by any Surgeon, Apothecary, Chymist or Druggist as aforesaid, - or by • any such Person who bath served as a Surgeon in the Navy or ,Army under any such Commission or Appointment as aforesaid, the different denominations, properties, qualities, virtues, and 'efficacies of which ,Mix.Loi es, - Compositioms; and : Prepa rations as aforesaid, are known,. admitted, and approved 9f in the prevention, cure, or.relief of any disorder, malady, ailment, or complaint jneident to, or in anywise affeding the human body,, and wherein the person mixing, compounding, preparing, uttering, or vending.. the same, hath nct, nor claims to have any occult secret, or unknown art for the mixing, compounding, or preparing ; or to the vending : of the same, and which Mixtures, Com positibns, or PrepaYations 'have not been, are not; nor hereafter shall be prepared, uttered, vended, or exposed to sale under the authority of any Letters Patent under the Great Seal, nor at any timetheretofore have been, row are, or hereafter shall be'by any public notice, adver tisement, or by written or printed Papers or Hand Bills, or by any Labels or Words written, or printed, and affixed to or delivered 'With any such Packet, Box, fiottle, Pot, Phial, or other Inclosure aforesaid, held out or recommended to the Public by the 0 wners, Proprietors ' Makers, Compounders, Original or first Venders thereof, as Nostrums or Proprietory MediCines, or as Specifics, or,as beneficial fir the prevention, titre, or relief of any such Distemper, Malady, Ailment or Complaint as aforesaid." FOUNDLING HOSPITAL: - AT a GENERAL COMMITTEE, tst Sep.: tember, 1802. THOMAS EVERETT, Esq. V. P. in the Chair, Read the following Report from the Physicians and Stn - - geon of this Hospital on the COW PDX : We have the satisfaction of reporting. to the General Committee the following Test of the security of VacCine Inoculation against Variolotts Infedion : " In I.Bo4and the early part of 180 a, Thirty-six Chil dren received' the Cow Pox by Inoculation, at the Found ling Hospital. The same Children were all inoculated with Small Pox Matter on the gth of last month, without its producing the slightest indspusition. (sioeti) " MAYO, M.D. 4 . 4 C. STANG E R; . M. D. Sept. a, 18oa. " T. RAMS DEN, Surgeon." And the Committee being of opinion -that the above. Re port will givegreat satisfaCtion to the Public, ' Ordered,That the same be published, signed by the Chair man. T. EVERETT, V. P.' Chairman: Leigh, 9th August, iBoz. • ,ROYAL LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEERS, XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a GE NERAL ASSEMBLY of the COMMITTEE ap pointed to manage the Affairs of the Subscribers to the Regi ment of Lancashire Fencibles, late commanded by the Earl of Wilton,' will be held at the Eagle and Child, in Wigan, on Wednesday the t3th 'day of Odober next, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenodn, finally' to settle the diSposition of the Surplus arising from the Subscriptions for raising the said Regiment. At= the last General Assembly of the Committee it was proposed, that all Peraons, Subscribers of 54. and upwards, should be admitted to vote by Proxy ; the Motion not being seconded, was of course lost. The Gentlemen.who wish to give their sentiments respeet ing the disposition of the Surplus, will be pleased to favour the Meeting with their personal attendance. Those•who have any Demands upon the Committee for conducting the above Subscription, are required immediately to send in the same to the Office of , •. J. and E. GORST, Leigh. MEDICAL THEATRE, St. BARTHOLOMEW's HOSPITAL. THE following COURSES of LECTURES will be delivered at this Theatre, during the ensuing Winter. On theTHEOhY ..rld PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. ROBERTS and Dr. POWELL. CLINICAL LECTURES on Seled Cases occurring in the Hospital, will he given by Dr. ROBERTS), On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER NETHY. • On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr. ABERNETHY. On COMPARATIVE ANATOMY and PHYSIOLO GY, by Mr. MACARTNEY. On CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr. POWELL. On MI DWI FRY and the DISEASES or WOMEN and CHILDREN, bi Dr. THYNNE. The Anatomical Letures will begin on Friday Odober the rat, at Two o'Clock, and the other Ledures on the suc ceeding Days; which with other Particulars, may be learned 119 applying to Mr. Nicholson, at the ,Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's Hospital. • THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL. • : 1 R. HEAVINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON will commence their First Course of Leetures on AN• TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and the PRINCIPLES ~ n PERATIONS of SURGERY, on Friday OCtober Firs`. at Nine in the. Morning. . - ANATOMI,CA . I,. DEMONSTRATIONS and DISSEC TION, by Mr. AR,MIGER. During the Winter, a Series . of Letures on Surgery, il lastriated by Cases under treatment, will be given by Mr. Blizaid, Mr. T. 13lizard, and Mr. Headington, 'Surgeons of the Hospital: • Dr - . Dennison will also commence his LeCtures on the Theciiy and Praelice of MidwiferY, on Friday Odlober ist, at Eleven in the Forenoon. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Great Windmill-street. , 1 ‘ /r, R. WILSPN'and Mr. THOMAS will begin 1.V.1 the Winter Course of their Leaureson ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, and SURGERY, on F RI DAY 06tober the first, at Two o'Clock. Practical Anatomy will be continued in the Forenoon as usual. A Plan of the Course may be had, by applying to Mr. Wilson in Argyle-street, Mr. Thomas in Leicester square, or at the. Anatomical Theatre. FARM WANTED. WANTED to RENT, a FARM on Ltase, V. Yti from 'col. to zsol. per Annum, the principal part. Meadow and Pasture, with Farm-house, Barn, Stanley &c. &c. in Bucks, Wilts, Hants, Dorset, or Somerset. Letters addressed, post-paid, to R. W. at reele's Coffee house, will be duly attended to. \TQTICE is hereby giye n , Th at A pp li cat i on i s int,-meci to he made to Parliament in the next Session, fora Bill for Eitending the Powers ot •an Aet passed in the 41st Year of the Rein- of His present * Majesty, intituted " An At for Making and Maintaining a Railway from the Town of WandswOrth to the Town of Croydon, with a Col lateral Branch into the Parish of Carshalton, and a 'Naviga ble Communication between the River Thames and the said Railway at Wandsworth, a ll i n th e C ounty o f S urrey, " by making anctmaintaining an inclined Plane'or Railway, with all proper Works and Conveniencies for the passage of Wag gons, carts, and other Carriages, properly constructed, from, or from near a place called Pitlake Meadow, in the-Town of Croydon, in the P a rish of Croyd on , i n the ounty of Surrey, through the said Parish of Croydon, into and through the se veral Parishes of Croydon, 13eAdington, Coulsdon, Chipsted, Mestham,,Bletchingly, Nutfield, Gatton, ,and Reigate, all in the said County of Surrey. And also for making and maintaining a Collateral Branch from the saidintencled in clined Plane or Railway, frorn, 'Or from near a place called Mestharn, in the Parish "of Mestliani, in the said County of Surrey; through the said Parish of :` , lestliarn, into andthrough the several Parishes of Mestham,'C harldon, Nutfield, Bideh . ingiy, and Godstone, all in the SaidNeonnty of Surrey, to, or -near to, a plac,e called Godstone Green, in the said Parish of GOdstona. And'also for making and maintaining a Collate ral Bratfch from the said - intended inclined Plahe or Railway from, or from near a place called Foxley Hatch, in the 'Pa rishes of Croydon . , Beddington, and Coulsdon, all in the . said County; of Surrey, through the. said Parishes of Croydon; Bendington, and Coulsdon, into and through the several Pa rishes of Wallingham, Catterliam, Tandridge, and Godstone, to, Cr near to, the said place called Godstone Green, in the said Parish o f Godst o n e , a ll i n t h e said County of Surrey : And also for amending the aforesaid At. WM. BEDCOTT LUTTLY, Solicitor, Wandsworth. September 2, 1802. . • A CLERGYMAN; in possession of a valuable Living, in a beautiful County in England, is desirous to exchange it for a Prebend, or other Sinecure Preferment, in - England or Wales, of the annual value of Three - Hundred Pounds. The most satisfaCtorr'.information respeaing the Living in question will be communicated, in reply to any' Letters that shall' appear to cOrrzsporid with the Advertiser's views ; and are addressed (post-paid) to Etoniensis, at the Rainbow Coffee-house, .King-street, Covent-garden. LAW, WANTED to PURCHASE b r a Professional Gentleman, desirous of residing in the Country, the CONCERN of some respectable PRACTITIONER, or a PARTNERS HI P in the Country.—The most satisfac tory References will be , given on Proposals being s en t to A. B. at Messrs. Boyle, loviL;odd, gad Bagley's, Law Sta tioners, No. 25, Great Shire-lane, Carey street. GLOUCESTEIOFIIRE. , • • TO'BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Tile MANOR of PAINSWICK, A Trnly Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 6 miles 'from Gloucester, 3 . from Stroud, 12.-frern Cheltenham, and 28 from Brittol,•conAting of the MANOR of PA INSW CK, extending over several thousand Acres of Land, with Fines, Chief-Rents, Quit-Rents, and Heriots, issuing out of nearly Soo fferent'Copyhold . Tene ments, which, with the Tolls or' the Market, is a most de sirable purchase for any Gentleman of the Law. Also a Ca pital Manor Farm, with House, requisite, Offices, Garden and Pleasure Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas ture.and Wood Land, lying Compaq, and surrounding the House, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water running through' and uniting in th e same, very convenient for ere wing Mills, for the use of the Mahufactory carried on in the neighbourhood. And also 38 t .Acres orlncrosed Wood- Lands aqd Wastes, well stocked with Beach, Oak, 411 d Ash Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capable of very great improvement, both for pleasure and profit, and may be reasonably estimated at upwards of 701. per annum. Printed Particulars may be known, by applying .to Mr W. Baylis, of Painsvvick, who will shew „'ltie Premises; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney,,Stroud ; of Messrs. T. 'and W. Dunn, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ; and of Messrs. Hodskin son and Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel,street, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. !LI is EP RICE •SIiPENCE. EAST INDIA !lOUS E., Sept-Inter 2, 4802. - 7 H E COIIIII7ITTEE of•• S 11l P PING of th e ' UNITED conTpAyr y Al F.IWIL ANTS of E.:\V LAA'D trading to the East ladies ; da hereby givel\ r blice, That the Committee will 6e readj' to festive Praposals in •zerib: it",. sealed up, en WEDNES DAY; tie 22d instant, from ary F i e . riviiitilsso oit'ai, he !willing:a supply the ComSarynvitb .l , Anchors and Grapnals, . . . Canitas; • Iron Guns, . - - Pitch and Tar, Shot and Shells; Steel, . Swedish , Iron., and ' - - British Iron. *tech Proposals expressing th:rein tie lowrit. Crites, ei there itvill rot be an opportttnity of nthiiitgiivialnalemtirt. The Conditions of the Contrabts: may or Stt7t upon atpliexi , pr to Mr. Mmes Coggan, Clerk to the'said Committee, 'with lthtm the Tenders mail be left before . Twelve o'Clork at Noon Lc tie 22.1 instant, bb:ond-whicb hour not a 7 Tender will ie. r'ceiv,d. NOVEMBER STA T P. -1-01:TE U. SCHEME. - Value of , cach. 0f.2 5 ,000 10,04, 5,000 1,000 500 100. so No. of Prizes. Value... is - 4 1 .50,c100 3clicoo x 5,00 0 1 00 Q 4,00 a 2,2001 2,200 22 44 9,4.0 32,000 Tickets. X. 258,000 THE TICKETS and SHARES are on wby RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock... brokers, at their licensed State-Lottery Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings Coruhill, and opposite the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross, London Where, in the present Year, THREE PRIZESOfTWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS • .WERE. SOLD, viz. No. 48,752, (A First-drawn Ticket), 20,0001; In Two Fourth, Two Eighth, and Four `,;ixteenth, Shares. No. 48,378, (A Whole Ticket), zO,OOOl. No. 7,105, (A First-drawn Ticket), 20,0001. In One Fourth, Two Eighth, and Eight Sixteenth, Shares. Also in former Lotteries, since the year 1767, a great propor_. tion of Capital Prizes, too numerous to mention. nr' Country Correspondents will have Tickets and Shares sent them, by remitting poSt Office Orders, Bills at Sight, or short date, on the lowest terms. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • TITHE FREE, MANORS AND iVIANSION-HOUSE, TO - BE SOLD ; CONSISTING of the very - Extensive and En. tire - . MANORS of ENS IA AM, N EWLA ND and TILGARSLEY, of the extent of 6oco Acres, and near 15 miles in circumference, abundantly stocked with Pheasants and other Game, with consiclerab!e chief Rents, Court Leet. Court. Baron, Manorial Rights thereto 'belonging, an - elegant new-built Mansion- 'called Ensham Hall, with s u i ta bl e Of. fives, an excellent kitchen • Garden walled in, Hot-houses, Green-house, Pleasure ground,,. Shrubberics Ponds stored with Fish, and,every. Convenience for the reception of a large Family.; together with about - 9i6 Acres of Land, upwards of 200 Acres of which are Wood Ground, the ,whole ha a Ring Fence, surrounding the Mansion, fr e e . of Land-Tax. The Situation - perfectly dry and nealtay, the Tiitnpike Roads excellent, distant 8 miles from 0 xford, 5 frorn',Woud stock, 3 from ,witney,.end several Packs of Hounds ire kept in the Neighbourhood.- Apply . to Messrs. Strong, Still and Strong, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mr. North, Solicitorin Woodstock. To be viewed by application at the ManSion House. WATER MILLS. To be SOLD or LETT for a TERM, To Enter to at Pleasure, • THE CAPITAL FREEHOLD WATER MILLS, called the BELL MILLS, at Drifgeld, in Yorkshire, for Spinning WorstechCott92,2or .Fox, for ifiaking Piipirrgrinding Corn, or any Jibeibusiness that re quires great Water Power, and much Room. The Stream is uncommonly strong,'never floods, never freezes, and never fairs in any material degree. ' The new-built Mill is • one hundred and four feet four inches long, and thirty-three le&t four inehes broad within the Walls ; it is Four Stories. high,' ail "very lofty; and a very . goOd Room in the RoOf.—The great Wheel is fourteen feet ten inches diameter, -and eleven feet six inches wide. There is a good DWelling-houseand Carden adjoining to the old Mill, besides a Drying Shade and C-onvenihces for Paper making, and the Corn Trade, and in all about Nin:: or Ten Acres of Land. ' As Spinning Mills they have no rival near them, and have the advantage of plenty of Children to be hired on much lower wages than at most other places ; they are situated in a healthy, cheap and plentiful cotintry, within about two hundred yards or a good N a vi ga ti on to H ull, in the centre of one of the hest_distrids for Wool and Corn, near one . of the best English Sea Ports for Ropes and Rags, and the Water is so clean that it will suit for inAing . the finest Writing Paper, There is a large Stock of Machinery for Spinning Worsted, in the Premises ; also. Dyeing Utensils, C o mb e rs an d Smiths' Shop Tools, &c. and • one Half of the Purchase_ money may remain upon Interest, on good Security, for some yers. _ _ e r f.s Many more particulars may be seen in a Hand Bill at the Sun Printing. Office; and York and Sheepshanks, of, Leeds; and Richard and William Porter, of Driffield, the Owners, -will treat for the 'same. SOUTHWALES.,-A DE I RABLE RESIDENCE, TO BE SOLD 15Y AUCTION, ' • By Mr., JAM ES CROF TS, At the Bear Inn, crickhowell; in the County of Brecon, on Thursday the 7th of October, between the h ou r s of Four and Six in. the Afternoon, Subject 'to Such Conditions as shall be then produced ; . - • - A\rery Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called TR EBI tiSHUN, situate in the Parishes of Llan gastey, Tally llyn, and Cathedine, in the County of Brecon, . consisting of-a neat MANSI ON-1-10 US E, .adapted in every reaped for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family, with ,a Coach-house, and other necessary Offices, the requisite number opfarns, Stables, and other convenient put-Build ings, all, in complete repair ; a large walled Gard en , Sh ru b_ berg', Orchard, and Upw a rd s of Two Hundred and Ninety statute Acres .of - excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood:Land, divided into convenient Inclosures, a nd we ll ._ watered. The House cOmmaaals, in front,' a View of an extensive Lake, upwards of three miles in circumference, abounding with Fish and. Wild-fowl, is situated in a tine Sporting Country, about six miles from Brecon, five from Crickhowell, and twelve from A bergavenny, within three - miles of one of the Wharfs adjoining the Brecon and Aber gavenny Canal, at which Coal and Lime may be procured at a very cheap rate, and at a distance of about one hundred and fifty miles - from London, from whence a Mail-Coach and Waggons pass three times - a week, within a mile of the door. - Possession of the - Mansion-House and part of the Lands may be had at twelve months notice, and the remainder is under Lease, which will expire at Candlemas, 1805. The Poor's-rates and other Taxes sire .extremely moderate,. and • there is an extensive Right of Common attached to -the Estate, which is capable of considerable improvement. 'For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Plomer, No. 4, Essex-eourt, Temple, London ; Mr. Williams, Attorney at Law, Monmouth ; or to E dward Williams, Esq. Hay, South Vi:zies, where a.Map of the Estate may be bi.:Cll, anti a petson appointed to shew the Premises. PER, sOftp Fra- Park, Bard, , for uize. Duke Irma ;hts ; azic; Rot- 'fight, (ohm, ; 'aun ~atn- re he mia under Lis fa- r=tr-1 )1 the ; ar.l ft ot .1 Al' n In of ; _:~y ~~ to ~..~, ~ ;: a :.:.. toe; LI ,00y, four; -kg 01' r dcr; 'Dia; t re s s: ;5 tD$ fags