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~• , 1 - 1 • fi , :L'iLf ; p-t) sL.k.'A. litagmir • eztl,3 t• • • , ;5,• ,, .7 = , . 1:111/0 1 2, p...i. 1 ~, .-...-.,...,-. /. ~. v--.,1 ,f4,1.....,.--„, ~,..,.„ , difill ‘'''. 1 s u si UMBER 3178. r ~: !. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1802. [PRICE SIXPENCE. 10THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. .MORROW EVENING, Nov. 26, 18oz, Will be THE BEAUX S TRA T AGEM. CHELSEA HOSPITAL, Noveinber 12, 13°2. THESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioners for managing the Affairs of the Royal Hospital, at Chelsea, to give Notice' That His Majesty has been pleased to command, that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, resident in London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, who were dis charged from their respeaive Corps, as Serjeants, Corpo rals, Drummers, or Private Men (the Out-Pensioners from the late Horse Guards, and Horse Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal Horse Guards ; such Men as by the Hospital Books are now more than fifty-five years of age, or had served twenty-five years in the Army previously to their Discharges, those who have lost a Limb, or their Eye sight, or are Cripples, and the Letter-men, excepted), do personally and regimentally appear at the said Hospital, on the Days undermentioned and appointed for them respec tively ; when and where Attendance will be given, from Nine o'clock in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon, in order that such of them, as on examination shall be found fit, may be sent to Garrison Duty, viz. This Day were publithed, In two Volumes, Bvo. price in boards 145. A new Edition, being the Fourth, of SERMONS TO COUNTRY CONGREGA. TIONS. By the late Rev. GEORGE HAGGITT, M. A.: Redlor of Beacharnwel I, Norfolk. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No, bz, St. Paul's Chutah Yard. - EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Novexber 20, 1802. ~• . • All the Excesrmer Rills, dated in the Afniztbs of Tune, rBa February,, March, and April, i8oz; hued 4i Viaire oath: undermentioned, TO BE PAID OFF. WITH • MIDAS. it Saturday next. the Tragedy of King Richard VII. ; the art of Richard by a Young Gentleman (being his first Ap pearancem on this Stage.) On M onday, The Way to Keep Him, with Midas. raentleman. „On Tuesday, the Tragedof Hamlet Hamlet by Young Ophelia. by Mrs. traan being his 2d A ppearance ; , c By Virtue of Ad, Quadragesime Primo; GeO. Regis,CapJ 4. tOr issuing Exchequer dills an the Credit of the Aids, for. the Service of the Year dot."' Java ix Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Familiar Treatise on the Sacrament. The second Edi tion, price 9d. or Bs. for a dozen Copies. • . June, dot ; a*/ " By Virtu of ah AlE f QuadraAesirrip SecundO Ge 0.11.1. Regis, for raising a further Sum of Money .hy Loam or Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the Year ISoz." Dated in February and March; rgoi; also • This Day was published, Price Ss. in boards, TABLES for the PURCHASING and. RENEW ING- of LEASES, for Terms'of Years certain and for Lives ; with Rules for determining the. Value of the P,ever sion of E states after any suck Leases, and for the Solution of other useful Problems ; adapted to general use. To w;:ich is added, an Appendix, containing, besides the Demonstrations, 'some Remarks op the Method, adopted by Dr. !'rice and Mr. Morgan, for finding the Value of Annui ties payable Half-yearly, Quarterly, ,&c. By FRANCIS BAILY, of the Stock Exchange. Sold by W. j, and j. Richardson, Cornhill. 0-MORROW COVENT-GARDEN. v-MORROW EVENING, Nov. z 6, 18oz, will be performed, A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. " By Virtue ol'an Ad, Quadragesimo Secunrti Geo. FM Regis; for raising the Sum of One Million, by Loans ic Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the Year iBoz." Dared in March airdApril, 18oz eso,, last descrip tions of Exchequer Bills are charged on the Bth, ;jib, and toth Instalments of the Loan for the Service of the Year 1 8 02 . THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of Hit MA jESTI":DREASUR Y have given Diredi9ns f'o, paying 0,/ the Principal of the abovementioned Exchequer Bills, with tra Interest thereon, at the Exchequer Mil Ogee, in St. IVlarg , aret' r. street, betv, , en the taro Palace Yards, P? Fsrminster, on tf'Ep: IVESDA the zzd day of December, 18:;2; attendanc e 1.4. , ;1,.; be given 1.4:1 . 01, (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until Thurrdsty, the 15th of December, I ,vZ, inclusive, from Tin o'Clock in the Mor*ing till One in the Afternoon; for the prrpose of receit•ing the saftlr. _ . WITH On Sat A TALE OF MYSTERY. 146 0 4te N r l y o . nda y : ur daY The Cabinet, with Lovers' Quarrels. The Man of the World, with A tale of o r ' n \r_;daY, Delay s and Blunders, with A Tale of Mystery. 4-...,n44Y. The C•br c' seri 7 4 '4:4 lY I.) ' " in ' • ittt A Talc of Mys ' '-"Yti or.ki Illunders. w OA Friday. Eve " . .., turoay Oh Sa -, - ---, , ''' , l4 in His Humour. in AE} s, Calltd Fatrjly will bt: roduced,s a new Comic Opera,. .3 atrelii, with new Music, Scenes, vres4eL, a nd Decorations. 7,-...-..........._ MONDAY the 29th November. the Pensioners from the Dragoon Guards, those from the several Regiments of Dragoons, Fencible Cavalry, the Bri tish Legion or Horse,, and the Royal Waggoners. TUESDAY the 30-th _Uoveinbti. The Pensioners from the First and Coldstream Regiments of Foot Guards. WEDNESDAY the rst December. STEEL, with the most heart-felt Grad- LVI. vde, returns her most sincere Thanks to the Nobi livi? GC+lt-ry, &c. for the kind sympathy they have expressed for her recent loss, from which she trusts to experience a continuance if that patronage and support to herself and Family, so long bestowed on her late Husband: Mrs. S. will therefore still continue the WAREHOUSE for the Sale of LAVENDER and HONEY WATERS, established near Twelve Years, assisted by her Brother,. T. MEYER, who has - been in the Business the greatest part of that time, and from his having a thorough knowledge of it, can together assure their kind Patrons, that the quality of the Articles which first established their extensive Sale, shall ever deserve theit future attention and support. No. is, Catherine -street, Strand. The Pensioners from the Third Regiment of Foot Guards, with those from the First Regiment of Foot, to the loth of Foot inclusie. , THURSDAY the 2d December. And jar the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are 4e-. sired to bring Lists thereof, containing the Numbers in Numerinit Order, according to the I.*ue of the. said Bills, and times of corn menceitent of Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest Line thereon, computed from ,the .d,iys on which they are re:pee - live& dated, exclusive, tothe said 2zd day of L)ecrinier, 18Q2, inclusk;e, when the Interest will cease; and they are desired to. write their Names and Places .of Abode on such Lists, and ind o rs e th e i r ' Names on the si7d kits. - Those from the loth Regiment of Foot to the 25th of Foot inclusive. FRIDAY the 3d December: Those from the : . .6111 Regiment of Foot to the 45th of Foot inclusive. SATURDAY the 4th December. Those from the 46: h Regiment of Foot to the loth of Foot inclusive. MONDAY the 6th December, Those from the gist Regiment of Foot, to the 134th of Foot inclusive ; as also the Pensioners froth Lord . trathaven's, Majors Waller's, Elford's, and Fish's Corps, Loyal Irish, Queen's Rangers, Cinque Port and Lancashire Volunteers; and the Royal Garrison Battalion. TUESDAY the 7th December. The Pensioners from the Fencible Corps, the several Ame rican and other Corps, the Independent Companies, and Militia. WHEREAS, at a Meeting of the Commis sioners appointed by an Ad of Parliament passed in the twenty-third Year of the Reign of His present Majesty, intitled " An Ad for making and maintaining a Navigable Canal from the River Thames, or Isis, at or near- Leachlade, ,to join and communicate with the troud-Water Canal at - Walbridge, near the Town of Stroud ; and also a Collateral Cut from the said Canal, at or near Siddington, to or near the Town of Cirencester, in the Counties of Gloucester and Wilts," held this Day, at the Ram Inn, in Cirencester, in the said-County of Gloucester, according -to Advertisements in the Gloucester Herald and a London Paper, for the pur pose of determining and adjusting the Recompense to be made by the Proprietors of the said Navigable Canal and Collateral Cut to the Right Mon. William Lord Coleraine and his Lessees, for. Damages sustained by him and them, in certain Lands, Grounds, Tenements, and Hereditaments, in the Parish of Kempsfbrd, in the said County of G lou cester, by means of making of the said Canal and Collateral Cut, or otherwise, in execution of the said Ad, and other purposes in the said 'Advertisements mentioned, not so many as Nine of the said Commissioners have attended ; I do therefore, according to the Provisions of the said Ad, hereby appoint a General Meeting of the said CommisSioners to be held on Tuesday the 3oth Day of November instant, at the Ram Inn, in Cirencester aforesaid, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose before mentioned, and for the other purposes in the said Advertisements also mentioned. Given under my Hand this 16th Day of November, 1802, JOSEPH PITI', Clerk to the said Commissioners. If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of receivingpa_yment of the :Principal and Interest previous to the sail 21elday of December 1'862, thy may be accomnvdated, oar CLPSI - pitting the Interest to the a'ay on which 114 wish to be paa, a •bi leaving the said Bills for examination one dai, prior thereto. Such Persons as may be desirous of having New Exchequi4- Bills, in part Payment, upon tnentioning• the amount at the- dot tom of their Lists, delivered on or before the' said t6th day cf De weber, 186 z, may be accommodated with New Bills, carving a 4 Interest of Threepence by the Day on rutty 1001. which' fail, New Bills will bear ddte the said tid day of December, igoi, and will be Alivered on Friday; the 24th day of December, ISoz, and the following dajs. His Majesty has, on this occasion, thought fit to declare his gracious intention, that none of the Out-Pensioners, who, on examination, may be found tit for duty, shall be required to serve any where but in the Invalid Corps; that every Man Yound fit for duty, shall be entitled on his arrival at the Gar rison to which he shall be sent, to receive a Bounty of One Pound Five Shillings, or so much thereof as shall remain, after Supplying him with proper necessaries 7 and those whir, on examination, are found unfit for duty, shall be.dismisstd with prOportionate subsistence to carry them back to their homes. As the applications for New Bali may exceed the amount rte maining to be issued; they will he granted to th e severa l Partiei, in the order in whith" they shall respeCtively sipply for the same, until the whole tire issued. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to yune and those charted on the Ist4 2d, 3d, 4th, sth, 6th, and 7th In. stalrentsrj the Loan f,r the Service of the Year, 'BO2, have ken Advertised 10 be paid of, and the Interest thereon has crased,, And it is hereby further notified, that all such of the said Out-Pensioners, as (yell from the Cavalry as Infantry (ex cept as aforesaid), who shall not appear at the said Hospital, at the time herein appointed, in obedience to His Majesty's Commands, will be considered as otherwise provided for by Government, or as dead ; and they will accordingly be struck off the Books of the Out-Pension of the said Hospital, with out any prosped of being restored thereto. G. RUST, Secretary and Register. Th e - ' I G I NL itIANTASMAGORIA, or Optical, ExhibitiCsl, Accoustical, I-41.11'3111Ni. and Zeostatical by M. DE PHI LI PSTHAL, tipper Theatre, T ri , c ettar; Si ra n d. I E Public are respeelfully informed, that the ko nt i Ai nusenienti of this Place, which were exhibited on e ni ,TaYalldTa tresday Evenings to a numerous and respeable thi — PanY with unbo un ded applause, will again be repeated an every Evening till further notice. 14,7 d es for the Boxes Ma be taken at the Lyceum evry til l e "' Q M Ten to Four. Do o rs open at Seven, and begin at I, • LISI4 H Kin O§,PITAL, of the F oun d at i on of g " 4 1.za 11. Re -incorporated by His Present MA f ES TY. ▪ 'l's Grace the Duke of MONTROSE, President. VICL-YRESIDLNTS. y„,,,• slatethe D. of Hamilton 1. Shaw, Esq . Alderman tairterville • The . Elphinstone °AlMacdenalci George Glennie r Esq. William Adam, Esq. Treasurer. OTICt is hereby given, That a GENERAL N.co„RI" of the COVE RNOR3_ of this Corporation, t ' z ' be held at the Hall, in Crane -court, Fleet -street, on b esd aY the of November inst. (St. Andrew's Day). Minn e Chair to be taken at One o'Ctbtk precisely ; when the Ot ficersandCommittees of the C:orporatioe will be 411`,t0, according to the Charter, at Which the presence Of Governors i 3 earnestly solicited The Cowl will af te.'vards adjourn, to Dine at the London Tavern, with the 74 "T ai n s e e L f e 4 a lrys iv an e d Friends of the Institution. Dinner to be on o'C lock, precisely. race the. D. of MONTROSE, President, in the Chair. , ooett rt mitre rmstrong; ,Iisqs.TEWAR s D . OB . ! E, Sec. Charle s A Esq. Maclaurin Gillies, Etc!. Atex Es s lames Gairdner, Esq. t • tiannaty not ne; E ; Grant, Esq. I ncas Barkly Esq 3(... Richard Heath, Esq. Leonard Barnaird john Innes, Esq. Tick ets srl• David Knox, Esq. a nd Bar o ea ch, to be h a d Of th e Stewards, at the Hall, O _ the Tavern, until the agth inst. but none acte h r o . se of .2t ,‘ p 4,..re Sseidrveanntt,s admitted to atten d at Dinner, except Vtee-Presidents, Treasurer, and Stewards. Prll PERKINFAN INSTITUTION. E commiT.FEE on the Establishment of cati o tIe PERKINEAN INSTITUTION (for th e appli of ot the METALLIC TR A CTORS to t h e Di sorders and e PQ 'ar), api.ointed oy the General Meeting at the Crown th e t; r n:-hor, on the ifah of September last, having piepared b 'cAN and REGULATIONS for that philanthropic 104 ge a t f; t ' sh nleht, now oiler them ter public inspection. These, fo rw ,_ h a List of Subscribers, who have already come ti le C I L lb.support of the undertaking, maybe . had Gratis at Cov er Ow ing laces, where also persons wishing to become e iess wi l l please to leave their Subscriptions, viz and Co. Ha nnnersley and Co. Pall-Mall ; Messrs.. San som . A '-c?. L ombard- .itreet ail,' Mr. J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. bOti c ,:Tai Meeting of the Subscribers, of which due the t i ll be given, will be convened at an early period, for Peri,,4qien of ()Ulcers and the final Organization of the kinean Institution. By ardor of the Committee, t Ec HENRY GRIMSTON, Chairma n . 1:) , let-o JURES ON THE VE N EREAL DISEASE, &c. RE ES R . (formerly House Surgeon to the Lock dal A Hospital, and Authorof the Critical and Chronologi the;lccoUnt of all the English Writers on Lues Venerea fro m Let of of Astruc, &c.) will commence his usual Course of other ts On Lues Venerea, StriCtures in the Urethra, and I ;th o pt,„'ettions of the Urinary Organs, on Wednesday the )ite Lucceinber, at hie House, No. 6, Adam -street, Adel 4arj Wne re a Syllabus of the ctturcs, with other particu illaY be • red LAW. GENTLEMAN who has been near Twelve into Tears in the Profession in Town, is desirous of enter ttsf'artnership with a Gentleman of respectability in for ‘,4l.ll..'shed an 4 -extensive Prat:lice in Town or Country, 114. 00.1 1 .: all adequate Premium will be given. The most mss. '''4lC references may be !lad as to CharaCter and Abili ,,,,biren "' •he ( P o st - paid), with real Name and Address, to T. N. nett or e ,f at Mr. Phony's, Bookseller, luster Temple-lane, Un ~ 'the P ATRONAGE of Her Grace the DUTCH ESS M of DEVONSHIRE. k;;WEIPPERT respeElfully informs the No at ont•c. e TION of MUSIC for the Harp, by Subscription, Thi s s i nibea each Subscriber. ‘" `-- ; : leit t t h r B 4 l.4 n t ? rr r i. il ei. : 4 j; is l iece i shortly be completed, and contain the Pieces that could be procured to intersperse ,2141 Liar A Line clireoled to 1. M. Weippert, Teacher of the .vr' 1 1 ) ti e ,,P, No. 5, c agle-street, Picc where Sub received, will be punEtuallya tten ded to. INSANITY. GEN TLEMAN of the FACULTY in the , o cnti ern . y, who for several years' had the car e . of a in„„ An disordered in his mind, is desirous of again ac- PI '" e "tatin 4 ace of h .. g a Lady or Gentleman similarly situated. The ous e v '4 Residence is most pleasant and healthy, and his 4 " tie corrimodious A reference for further particulars Leti'''' e n in Lo d • .e rs n On. Witt ,7 e g ti c essed fpost-paid) to W. M. Post-O ffi ce, Read .N. be duly attended to. nitlttion for Horses and Carriage, if required . SRVER AT ARMY. cie Hot, C ompanies in the East Indies, and at f - ‘e, to ex ch ange to Half-pay ; like w i s e Lieutena e n x t: S 4 i e to H alf. " at Hornend Abroad, an others to PaY, as well a as a variety of d Ensigncies for r , o ' A Coni c or - R 4s ' eithe r i °E. Dragqon Guards, and one of Light Ara ,ltt,„:l;tver,titinro or to exchange to Half-pay. A Surgeon Ea• st ta hiN?istriel, with very considerable Advantage s ndies, .itteition, wishes to exchange with one in t h e q , und er _ e Tier of Cavalry or Infantry, or to any Reel „, to be sol d, for India. Several Half-pay Lieutenant.. It 1(1 ' ' -is re r ess . quested, that all Letters may be ‘v,... s rs• Tapp and Co. No. 2S, Nlanchester ,strn; . Lster.bridge• p o st_ paid. TO TUTORS \V ANTED, a Situation for a Young Gentleman somewhat advanced in his Education, in order to prepare him for the University, under the care of a Person of established reputation, who limits his Pupils, if any. to nuntivt. wance: Uet greater than lwelity 04 thirty Miles from Town, would be preferred,. The Character and Abilities of the Person to whom the Pupil is to be entrusted being approved of, liberal terms will not be objeded to. Application may be made by Letter addressed to A. B. at Messrs. Knight and Triphook, No. 38, St. James's-street. NEXT MONDAY THELOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. Co.'s _........_ , _ A T HODGES and C Offices, No. 149, Ox.. Ii ford-street, and No. 44 . , Si. James's-street, the fol lowing Capital Prizes, were Sold, Shared, sod Registered last Year, viz. N a . 29,467, a Prize of 20,0301. No. i 5 ,060, a Prize of soool. ri,705, --- zo,oool. I 30,33 p - sOOO. 2407,- to,oool. 28,696, ,--- soogl. In the present Lottery are, Z Prizes of 4. 25,0.0 i 3 ----=-- S,OOO 3 10,000 I 6 Prizes of 4. 1,..0 Null other Prizes amounting in the whole to 288,0001. The Tickets and Shares are on Sale in great variety, at the above Offices. Gfr The First Drawn Ticket will be entitled to 250001. SLCOND ENGLISH'STATE LOTTERY for 1802.7 Begins Drawing the 29th November. THE TICKETS are sold and divided into HALVES; QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock brokers, at their Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else on their Account. The Scheme consists of Two Prizes of 25,0001. Three of ro,cool- Three of soool and others from roaol. down to 191. to the amount of zBB,oool. fila' Country Crders, accompanied with short. dated Bills on Loudon, -Post-Office Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, pundually attended to ; and Correspond ents may depend on being treated exadly on the same Terms as if personally present. The Drawing, which will be concluded in eight days, will• be concluded on the following plan. To commence on Mon day the 29th of November ; second day, Thursday the zd December ; and every succeeding Monday and Thursday till the 2.3 d. The intermediate days will be appropriated to the Payment of Prizes, and Sale of undrawn Tickets and Shares. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable to At of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, " Hazard and Co.'s Lottery-Office." Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. SECOND STATE LOTTERY, tBO2, - - - Begins' Drawing on Monday Next. THE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS; EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are Selling in the greatest Variety of Numbers, at the very lowest prices, at Messrs. J. JOHNSON and Co. old Licensed State Lottery Office, No. 3, Pope's HeadAlley,Cornhill, which has been so highly distinguished for Selling and Sharing Capital Prizes, particularly for having in a former Lottery sold and shared both the Twenty Thousand Pounds Prizes drawn on one day, and which no other Otficeever did. An early purchase is particularly recommended, as Tickets will certainly rise betore the Drawing. Schemes at large gratis, and Money for Prizes paid on demand. r r 'HE LEASE of a HOUSE in Lower Grosvenor_ street, to be 40 LD, with or without the FURNI TURE. Enquire of Marsh and Tatham, Upholders, Sec. Mount street, Grosvenor-square. The CREDITORS of ROBERT JONES, late ot Foremon Castle, in the eounty of Glamorgan, Esq. Deceased. NTOTI.2E is hereby given, That at a Meting of rt:<!C,.;ditors of the said Deceased, held r!). day, at tilt. L tat, the 4:( trie County of Glamorgan, in consequence of it being thought advisable to have the concurrence of the Creditors of the De ceased in general, in a joint suit, to procure the application of the Estate and Effects of the said Deceased, in discharge of his Debts ; it was Resolyed (among other things), that no Proceedings be had at Law or in Equity to effeduate the same, until the z3th day of . November instant ; that the Re_ solutions of the Meeting, in the custody of •the Solicitor to the Creditors present at the Meeting, should be open, at his Office in Cardiff; ih r the Signature and Acquiescence of such Creditors of the said Deceased as may choose to acquiesce and join in prosecuting their Claims and Demands on the Estate and Effetts of the D'eceased; and that from anti after the 29th day of November instant, the said Solicitor should proceed thereon for the recovery of the said Debts and De mands. Dated the 2ci day of November, iFoz. CHARLES BROWN, Solicitor to the Creditors present at the'Mceting. CHESHIRE: TO BE LETT, with immediate Possession, if required, ACommodious MANSION-HOUSE, called the LO E, belonging to Thomas A rmett, Esq. (READY FURNISHED) situate one mile from the Market Town of Congleton, in . the County of Chester, on the Turnpike Road leading `from Congleton to Buxton, consisting of a spacious Dining-room and Drawing-room, with large Kit chen, Servants' Hall, and other suitable and convenient Of fices,, on the Ground Floor ; good Cellars ; four good Lodg ing Rooms and convenient Servants' Apartments above Stairs; together with Brew-house, Stables, Double Coach house,• Dove-house, Aviary, or Poultry Yard, and other convenient detached Offices ; extensive Gardens, Pleasure. ground, and Fish-pond ; and with or with Out about Fifteen Acres of rich Land; and a Barn, Cow-hou s ses,' and Dwel ling-house convenient for a Labourer or Servant, appurtenant thereto. The Furniture, which is new, very elegant, and according to the most modern taste, having been purchased within the two•last years, to be rented by the Tenant along with the House, The Buildings have been thoroughly repaired, and the Rooms fitted up in the neatest manner, within the same space of time; . and the Premises are in a delightful, airy and healthy Situation, and being near a good Market Town, and .on an excellent Road, form a desirable Residence for a Gen teel Family. To view the Premises, for further particulars, and to treat for the same, apply to Thomas Arinett, Esq. Ashborne, Derbyshire, or to Mr. Malbon. Attorney, Congieton, by whom all Letters, post-paid, will be duly answered. . Nov. 'Sox. LARGE OFFICE-PENS, peculiarly Well Cut. THE evident advantage of having. WRITING- P ENS well cut and well shaped to the Fingers, and of that true elastic mould, as ripe and seasoned Quills only are liable of answering, and bearing that nice exactness of points, which a clean and open slit will render smooth and tine, as to write any kind of hand with perfea freedom and pleasantness. This circumstance must not,only be very con venient, but truly interesting to every person in the habit of writing ; great pains have been taken to selea a proper Stock of PRIME QUALIFIED and SEASONED QUILLS for this purpose, in order to remove the evil of bad Pens, so justly and universally complained of in this Country.— NI ade and sold by E. Williams, (Successpr to Mr. Blamire), Sta tioner to the Duke and Dutchess of York, No. it, Strand, London.--N. B. Old fens mended, and made as new. BETWEEN TETSWORTI-I AND OXFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINE, On Friday the 26th inst. at the Rainbow_ COffee-house, in Cornhill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twelve Lots, THREE very Valuable and Improvable DAIRY and ARABLE FARMS, with other rich Grazing and 'Pillage Land attached, and near thereto (the Land-Tax on which has been redeemed), most advantageously, situated on each side of the TURNPIKE ROAD :. between TETS WORTH and OXFORD; four Miles from the farmer, and seven or eight from the latter, between the As and Wheatly Bridge ; a part of which, to the extent of 56 Acres, in three most fertile Meadows, lie on each side of the Bridge, on the Banks of the RIVER TRAM E. The several Tenants are, Messrs. Hearne, Scott, . Tyrefl, and Davies, who hold from year to year, at old Rents (except Mr. Hearne, who has a Lease, of which five years are now unexpired. Likewise the MANOR of CHI cwoRTIT, in which Hamlet, in the Parish of Great Milton, these Estates lie; together with the Right of FISHERY in the RIVER TIIAME, and three Eyotts therein. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the Toll-house at Wheatly. Bridge ; Pigeons, Milton Common ;' Swan, Tetsworth,• Red Lion, VVycomb and Henley ; of the Printers of the dxford and Reading Papers ; Mr.. Hollier, -at Thaine ; Mr. Carter, Staple Inn, Holborn; Rainbow Coftee-house ; and of Mr. Maine, Land-Surveyor, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, Lo t ,. don where, and at Mr. Ho!lietos, a Vlanmay be aP-n. VAR-OFFICE, November 8, iSoz. HIS MAJESTY' loth hereby dire& an d r e qu i te; That all the OUT PENSIONERS of CHELSEA. HOSPITAL, residing in South Britain, who were discharg ed from their respedive COips as Serjeants, Comoro's, Drummers, or Private Men—(those resident in London; or within 25 miles thereof, who are to attend at Chelsea on such Days as the Commissioners .of the said Hospital shall ap point; the Out Pensioners from the 'late Horse Guards and Horse Grenadier Gtiards, the Life Guards, and Royal Regi ment of Horse Guards ; such Men 35 by the Hospital. Boots :.rr now inure y ; „ 5 ve:irs of age, ttiti rraVe' lost a Litni.) or their Eye-sight, or are Cripples; . and the Let ter Alen excepted)—do personally appear at the Places, and on the bays, hereinafter mentioned, in order that such of them; as on examlnatien shall be found fit, may be sent to Garrison Duty, viz. Kent - Surrcy - Z more than zs Miles j Maidstone or Win.. 5 from London 5 cheater, ist and 2d of December, Sussex . - - Lewes or Winchester, tat arid ad Dec, - Winchester, sat and 2d D ecem b er. Oxford, 6th and 7th De cem b er. Oxfordshire - Sornersetshire - Wells, tat and ad De c e m b er. -- Berkshire Hampshire .. - . Gloucestershire Bristol, 6th and 7th De ce mb er; or, Worcestershire Gloucester, svth and r I th D ecember. Wiltshire - - Devizes, n tat ad ad December. Dorsetshire - t Blandfor el, 6th and 7th D ecem b er. Devonshire C Exeter, sat and ad D ecem b er ; or, j Barnstaple, 6th and 7 th D ecem b er. Launceston, Ist and ad December; firsr, j Truro, 6th and December. Herefordshire Hereford, Cardifle, 6th and 7th D ecem be r. Hereford, tat and' ad D ecem b er; or, Monmouthshire ( • i Hereford, or Carmarth en; t st and ad South Wales December ; or, A Cardiff:, 6th and 7th December. Ipswich, or Norwich, Ist and zd De cernber ; or, Cambridge, 6th and 7th December. S snore than as miles Braintree, 6th and Essex -- - - from London. j 7th December. Bedford . Dunstable, rst Sc - - L . - 2 more than as Miles ad December; or, Oxford, 6th and 7th December. H B uecrtkss --, , ... s from London. Kettering, 6th and 7th December. Norfolk - - - lilorwich, tat and ad December. Cambridge and i N i o u r n t t l i s n a g m d p o t n o s n h s i h re ire s ? Cambridge, 6th and 7th December. Isle of Ely - L ancas hi re - Manchester, Ist and ad D ecem b er ; or. Lancaster, 6th and 7t h December. ' Manchester, or Netvcastle-under- Line, rat arid. ad December ; Or, Chester, 6th and 7th December. ; ( Shrewsbury, ist an d a d D ecem b er; or, Chester, 6th and 7th December; or, (Denbigh, loth and mitts December. Shrewsbury, rat and zd December. - j Penrith, tat and zd December ; or, - 5 Lancaster, 6th and 7th December. Lincoln, Ist and zd December. . Newcastle-uncler. Line, tst and ad De, .cember ; or, Birmingham, 6th and 7th December. Leicester, tst and ad December. Cornwall Suffolk - Cheshire North Wales .; Shropshire - Cumberland - Westmoreland - Lincolnshire - Staftbrdshire Warwickshire Leicestershire - R4alandshire - Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Sheffield, Ist and ad December ; or, S Nottingham, 6th'arid 7th . December. Sheffield, Ist and ad December; or, ' Leeds, 6th and 7th December; or, - )(ork, Loth and trth December; or, Richmond, 14th and 15th December Durham - - - ? N ewcastle-upon -' Tyne, or, Northumberland -.S Berwick, • Ist and 2d December. Berwick Town and Berwick, Ist and ad December. Liberty - - _ Yorkshire - His Majesty is graciously pleased to declare, That-every Man found fit for Duty. shall be entitled, on his Arrival at the Garrison to which he shall be sent, to receive a Bounty of One Pound Five Shillings, or so much thereof as shall re main after supplying him with proper Necessaries; and those who. on Exami►{ation, are found unfit for Duty, shAll be dismissed, with proportionate Subsistence to carry then► back to their Ho:nes. And it is hereby further notified, Thar all Out—Pensioners hi South-Britain, discharged as aforesaid, as well from the Cavalry as infantry (except as above excepted) who shall not appear at the Times and Places herein appointed, will be considered as otherwise provided for by Government, or as dead; .and tbey will accordingly be struck oW the Books of the Out-Pension of thesaid Hospital, without any prospe.tt of being restored thereto. . I,:y Hi; Majesty's Command, C YORKE..