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Fit ° , .g OW o bsero fat 0 rat p a f • i 71117 let ) t re' 9 'o all not ill .direl' jug° , r r , '4e;i4j' „ j 1 ) 71! a Ifo' • tteil oR o;i•F ° Li g , • into. ,w) twit ' ,' J'4 cn• ttr a j c?; • Sord pgr e 47 og on' ral O, ye le: ,c) il g,„' It)°;.", - f )ett— Ire 0, !CS cre e, 1 1 C Dr' 10011' o cc i ; 119. e iisr Obi i° 3Pdi 361 „rift° ; ~N?5► wit ° . TO THEAT RE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE . =MORROWEVENING, Non. 12, 1802, will be performed, HAM LET. (BHamlet, by irk C ENT I. EMANT, eing his first appearance an the Stage.) Ophelia, Nlrs. JORDAN. • . WITH OF AGE TO-MORROW.- Inconsequence of the very great overflow from all parts of :t°the Theatre, on Monday Night, tu the Comedy of the Way Keep Him, those Ladies and Gentlemen who have been tsappointed of Places, are most ,respedtfully informed that Wwili be repeated on Monday next, with Midas. On Saturday, the C ome d y o f Th e J ealous Wife, with Don Nan or he Libertine Destroyed. On Tuesday, Deaf and Dumb, with The Devil to Pay. TTHEATRE -ROYAL COVENT-GAR O-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 12, 1802, will be performed, THE 'CABINET. Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM ; Peter, Mr. MUN DEN ; Whimsiculo, Mr. FAWCEI7 - - • And Lorenzo, Mr. EDON.. Curios°, Mrs. MATTOCKS Constantia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; And Floretta, Signora STORACE. WITH LOVE-A-LA-MODE. Sir Arch), Macsarcasm Mr. COOK E & Callagha n 0 'Bral 1 aghan, , Mr. JOHNS' ONE ; Squire Groom, Mr. L WI S ' Beau Mordecai, Mr. SIMMONS. • th And Charlotte Miss CHAPMAN. e Public are respeCtiu ' lly informed that The Cabinet can Saturd ay oP,,y_ r a> cbe perf ormed on Wednesday, on account of anew Comic c alled F am il y Quarrels, wh i ch will be produCed on the npe_coratioznc'st.ll ilistautP with new Music, Scenes, Dresses,vrod' Saturday, Delays a n d Blund ers; a f ter w hi ch w i ll b e .tko tl ced, for the first time, a mew Melo Drame, in Two lyl ut ? cLand calledfi A Tale-of Mystery, w i t h new Scenery, new oresseS ouday, the Tragedy of The Revenge ; Zanga by Mr. EARTHQUAK.E. LYCEUM. I\l ° W OPEN, the EXTENSIVE PICTURE of THE EARTHQUAKE AT LISBON ; 15 4 - Which took place in the Y ear 1755. In ted fro m accurate Ilcriptions of the Scene, and genuine Sketches of the City, before its fearful Destruction. 'his Work comprehends, not only Views of all the magni t..ent Edifice s existing at the Tim e o f t h at Awful ,Conyul- I °n, but f a i t hf u ll y descr:bes the tremendously interesting tuation of its Inhabitants. ,The Landscape N De PpaUrtGmeHnt is desi gne d and executed b y 1/44- I ARLES JOHN And the Figures by ROBERT' KER PORTER. Kr Open every day from Ten o'Clock till Dusk in the v et _—Admitt a n ce —Admittanc One Shilling. . - Aar THOMAS GARNER 's CREDITO..S. PrHE CREDITORS of THOMAS GARNER; mhoYounger, late of Bnad , street, London, Warehouse' toay' have proved their Debts under his Commissiop, eursieteeive a Dividcnd by applying at the 0 tfice of Mr. Ellis,. oveZ' t . r eet, Chancerv-iane, on Tuesday the 16th of 'lours er instant, and any succeeding Tuesday, between the of Fen and Twelve of the Clock in the Forenoon. , NTY- TIVE NINTH OF THIS MONTH T . r _ l( ile State Lottery begin llfawing. s Offi;:ct,, NN. 149, Ux., la- 4 - ford, the se Street, N0...44, St James's-street, Four out sty ear ven principal Capital Prizes in the Lottery Draw n k pr e (`which consisted- of me sa:n_.n.•,:mb . ar of . Tickets a s Lottery) were Sold, Stiai,c;., Registered, At) 0t ' 1 4 '4 6 , 20 1. No. 15,705, first drawn 19th day, ( 14 z. Yt' —• Nu ^ I and No. 25,895, first drawn r3th .SOO3l. SQOO t,;tievic.,e..ts and Shares, in the present Lottery, are on Sale in N, IS as above. • - u• ['he First Drawn Ticket will be entitled to 25,0001. WANTED, Large FAMILY HJUSE, FURNISHED, to 14 4 1 ;* l / 4 enti from the rst of March ti;l the middle of Ju ne , 41141,44 Y Part of the Town, with Stable for will Horses, th e two oach- house's. he veatcst care be taken of 14 1 l ' irnit ore and the Rent - ibr the whole Term paid on • y.i), bir - 1 4 Y' :L (post-paid) to Messrs. Griffith, Wine-merchants, I)IkSHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, 4YATELY taught to Ladies and.G, entlemeri -- ent fly aye, who have - never learnt this Accomplish rird o r not the improved modern style, at No. 19 , Sher oodTstreet, Golden-square, an d N o . r o , G rea t Ali e-street, lell{ lllarl 's-fields. They are taught on a Plan Partic u l ar l y Pecti ti - , d for those to whom it is an objed to acquire it ex -11,,51Y, privately, and in the first style of fashion. * 1„ --(111 t e 'l ller s , Officers, and Country Residents, who may the'kearn in ttleW days, may 13oard and Lodge, privately-, l; s ° „" l s e , aaj receive constant Instruction. ' • and ect Weekly Assemblies are every Monday, the , ond u d • ded by Mr. Taylor; none but Subscribers ad. Ikes oorre but People of respectability can subscribe. Ilt'Aable Schools ara Families, if not distant from Town, tterv4e7 attended on the usual Clonclitioni, and insttuded in . egant requisite of Modern Dancing. . t ._____,. . LUNEL WINE. . h Il to r „, Ve r l : y exte . psille . Saie . which J. Dale, Proprie. ;t e : 4 yn iar ,`", , _ the English Wine Wale louse p I " d Vaults, No. 27, toms f o ',`, c ,_ry near Coventry-strect, experienced the three last ii r scin le . . 1 . , 13 justly celebrated Lune! Wine which has been 1 ,411 10 tittle tile favourite Beverage in Fiance, has enabled thliNii4x!eild. his former Assortment so considerably,. that 'C' 4l t i tity 'n Town or Country may be supplied with any o l e 'lie, ° I it. at that age, when it is acknowledged to be in tY • ci tl 'eh es o t i state of perfeetion.. As . an incontrovertible proof takNred - es omequiality or this Wine, the Proprietor will, ile!'s, ' i give a reference to some of . the first Medical Chet xrrtee 2 1° r egularly drink it in their Families. paid .it o "• 11. - I.!. Per Dozen—Bottles to be returned or i for. Iviod tiiitCorninands from the Country, accompanied with th Po IlttuOarity an order for payment in L on d on , atten d e d to l • 14„ '' LINCOLNSFIIRE. `rt,,' (3 tE SOLD IN LO TS BY AUCTION, -cortcl Weekof December next ( t h e Pl ace and Day of Tll Sale will hereafter be fixed,) lik Mr. WILLIAM LEAK, of. Fletton, Pi', F R MANORS and ESTATES of- the late ws-ehb.eeNClS OTWAY, Esq. situate in the Parish of th, r e Ver ai ‘l ln the County of Lincoln atbresaid„ . ici . nsisrmg 1 11 0 ilay e ` ESSUAG ES and numerous TO.E I,S I E.VIDS, l) 43 4 a right of P• ti ra e u on the extensive Cern • eePi and F of ‘ .'s 1 g P ' - C bite and 4 1 1 0 zig , t , ens Pinchbeck, Spalding, °w valuable I ..,',ett I.,le.ther wiiii upwards of 703 Acres of • eki_ne win , ,:ineffy in Grass. up . ,:llsi ve ',Ve tinde r an Ad for Inelosure-and Drainage, and 4 3 / 4 )lc e 9l (4k s are now carrying into execution, in conse d collsicrvers therein given. l'a 4 i- s , e ') an ; r. ab ie part bi . the Estate is now under small m,o 'Ks tor e " Portion of the Commons is direCted to be set (,f.,.iie advx.olterating the EstateS from Tithes of all' kinds. .. Il t ate 4 % tt on, `,'lv'teVfs expected from . the surplus quantity of ,4 . In c n., and aooye what will be necessary to exc!ne.. Nr;iperio'u4ore from Tithes, are supposed to be equal, li . 44 1, 1 :11 - y tt( V 1 . a r ,'„ i t° ll. ..a . rt riling Of the kind attempted in tin. rop e .entie, ill tie IG:inct to be well worth the attention p r . rty . !lan desirous of laying out money upon Landes day llited.,p 1.. thi.etaietaiir.tiekilars will be ready to be delivered fourteen' 4 ' . 4tic 4 ‘k, \ t • Sal e, by Vlr. Handley, Of Sleaford ; W. anti . klb kiz; 44 a I,i't em ' ple . , Lc; R i,6, ; _kir. Skelton, of J kot: Actioneer.. • , EAST INDIA HO USE, NOvember to, xSo2. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, ddo hereby give Notice, That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Sick, will he shut on Thursday, the .zd December next, at Ttoo,o'Clock, and opened again on Thursdgy, the z.oi January _hi/owing. And thdt A Dividendlrarrants. on the said • Stock; due the Stb January, will he teddy to be delivered on Monday, the loth January next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. LONDON HOSPITAL, November TT 1802. ,MHE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY MEET. INC of the Gentlemen educated at this Hospital, wil he holden on Thursday the 18.11 of November, at the Londot Tavern, Bishoysgate7street._ 15r1 FRAMPTON, Chairman. STEWARDS, Mr. DOCKER, Mr. MOORE, Mr. F. T. FRAMPTON, 'Mr. WACHSEL. . E, S ec. Tickets, los. 6d. each, ma y b e h ad of Mr. PRIC Price, at the Hospital. EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY. At a MEETING. of GENTLEMEN convened by ,Pub lic Advertisement, to take into consideration the intend&l EXTENSION of the SURREY'IRON RAILWAY, throufh the Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX and HAN I'S to the SEA COAST, held at the Swan Inn, in Reigate, on Tuesday the 9th day of November; iSoz ; ROBERT HUDSON, Esq. in the Chair ; ESOLVED,' That it is the Opinion of this IN_ Meeting, that a Railway will be beneficial to the County of Surrey, inasmuch as it will facilitate the carrying Merchandize to Market. That it is their opini6n, a Line should be extended • to London, from.such point in the present - Railway as shall on an actual Survey be approved as the best. That Mr. William lessop do take a Survey from the pre sent Railway of the'Country•befween London and Croydon, for such intended Line, and that at a Meeting to be held at the King's Arm'.; lon, in Croydon, on this day fortnight, he do make a Report of the same. That the following Gentlemen be•added'to the Committee, viz. , .Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart. Col. Wood, M. P. Sir Win. East, Bart. Richard Barnes, Esq. Benj. Travers, Esq. for George Mowbry, Esq. - Sir Cha. Blunt, Bart. John Dingwall, Esq. Robert Hudson, Esq. Charles Birkhead, Esq. LlyltonjoiJiale,E sq. M.P. Wm. Parker Hamond, Esq. . Rev. Wm.. folliffe,. Thomas By ron,_.Esq Rob. Ladbroke, E sq . M . P . R ev. Thomas Wigsel I. That the Proceedings of this Meeting be advertised in the Public Papers. , That this Meeting b.; adjourncal to . fuesday ie 23:1 inst. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the King's Arias Inn, in Croydon. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair man, for his able and attentive Conduct in the Chair. ROBERT HUDSON, Chairman W. B. LUTTLY, Secretary. The ALNIANACKS fur 1803. THE Booksellers in Town and Country are respectfully inlbrined, that New Editions, correaed, enlarged, and improved, with additional Embellishments, will be ready for Delivery on Tuesday the 16th of Novem ber, (the Day on which the Ihnanacks are published) of the two miler-mentioned esteemed and trseful Works. I. THIE. PICTURE •OF LONDON for 1303 ; being a full and correct Guide to the British Metropblis, acCo•npailied by a great vari.ty .of Tables, and embellished with E 141 it Views, and two very large Maps, price ss , bound in red. 11. TILE.GUIDE TO PA KIS for 46011 or, English man's Companion in a lowney to the French Metropolis, illustrated with Itineraries, Tables, and s.veial ►Maps, price ss. bound in red. 'No. 71, St. Paul'S Chtirch-yard, Nov. 9, tBoz. THE ESTATE of PHESDO, in KINCARDINESHIRE. To be positively oftbred to Sale by Public Roup, in the Royal Exchange. Coffix-house, P.dinburgh, at Two o'clock Afternoon, on Saturday the zath NoveMber, 18oz, rr HE LANDS • and BARONY of -PFIESDO lying within the Parish of Fordon, and County of Kincardine, This Estate, situated in _ the most populous and fertile part ofKity.:ardineshire, and having a fine southerly exposure, contains 630 Scorch Acres of excellznt Land, up wards of coo of which are Arable, and susceptible, at a trifling expeuce, of the highest embellistintent. Montrose and Stone haven are within Fourteen Miles ; the Roads to these Towns are good, and that from Stonehaven towards the Village of Fettercairn passes through the middle of the Estate. There is a Mill on the Lands, to which the adjoining' Estate •of Pitnamoon is astricted, and which the Tcnants ot - this Estate are' bound to frequent. On one of the Farms there is a fa vourable appearance of a Stone_quarry, which might be wrought to great advantage, as Stones for ,building are ex•- tremely scarce in the vicinity. Abundance of Little may be had in the Neighbourhood, which is also well - stocked with Game, as is likewise the Pr,perty itself. Through the Estate there runs an excellent T routing Stream, which, besides driving the Mill, might be made subservient to the purpose of other Mann lattories, where Machinery is necessary. About 104 Scotch Acres of Arable Land, subdivided and inclosed With a Stone and Lime Felice, ale at present under a Lease, which expires at Martin mas : 8 93, w h en a very considerable Rise of Rent may be got. The rest of the Lands are let on I.eases of Nineteen Years from Martinmas last, to thriving and substantial Tenants, who are restriCled to a mode of Cropping, and some of them bound to cultivate Moor, on eits advantageous to the Proprietor.--The Estate affords a Freehold Qualification ; and a considerable part of the Pur chase -Money will be allowed to remain on Security of the Lands. StO- For further particulars, •apply to Peter Christian, Writer, nehaven, whowil I give Direction s for sliming the Estat e; or to - Mr. Alexander Monypenny, W. S. Edinburgh, who has a Plan of it. s . . F" RHEUMATISMS, Rheumatic-Gout, Lum- F lyin . bago, N um bn ess, Palsy, Flatulency, Spasmodic or g Pains, general Debility an d R e l axat i on ' of the Sys tem, Sprains, Batiks &C. — Experience has roved WEIITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD (Pills and F lu i d), the most ett e Ct ua l remedy made known to the World, ofaviig succeeded in cases of six, eight, ten, twenty, and even orty' years standing, after every ot h er - means h a d failed, ait has absolutely cured more Patients of the above Com- Pi-h ht s , than all t h e M e di c i nes ever before made public.— and signed Ti '''''' F luid Essence is so singularly penetrating and speedy in its operation, as generally to elfett the cure of the severest No. t s Sprains and Bruises by a few applications.—lt is prepared by the Proprietor, R. 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LACKINGTON, ALLEN and Co. respedfully inform the Merchants, Captains,Traders, and others, engaged In the supply of the French, American, or East and West India Markets, that their Stock, which is the fargest and cheapest in the World, is most particularly adapted to the purpose of Exportation. PATENT BIiDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLhS, Differing in Stile and Plan from those in the old way. BUTLER's. ORIGINAL MANUFAC TOR Y and ‘VARE- ROOMS, No. Band 14, CATHERINE_ STE ET, Eight Doors'from the Strand, maker of the above -Articles to the K I NG and Q.LIEEN, Their Royal Highnesses the MIKE of YORX and PRINCESSES, and Manidac. turer of Furniture in general. BUTLER has observen some of the various Advertisements opposed to him, the intention of which may be easily disco vered; and writes in short that, by the .permission of Provi dence,.he inanuladures and sells as above, (where also m a y be had, every Article in-the Upholstery Line) is styeriot• FOUR-POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and various other Brass Parts ; SOFA BEDS, Making a hand some Sofa and a.comfortable Bed • CI-IA w R .BE DS, hich transtbrm the same way, an d eac h in a few inintites ; DIN ING TABLES on various Constructions, and quite on a new Plan; .PORTABLE CFIAI ; LIBRARY STEPS on a particular compact Construction; and various Improve ments in Furniture. Houses completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season ed woods and exeellerit workinanship. Also, tbr exportation, Beds for the East and West jndies ; ,Cabins fitted up for Pas.: s'engers, &c BUTL Ea has construe - tad several Tools and Mathines fot working his I'atent Articles, eee. at his Manufadory, as above, and with • much submission, and a true sense of gra4 titude, acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ge. nerously In contradietion to the false assertions opposed to the Sale of BUTL ER'S Patent Articles, at his Warehouse may be seen separate Patent. Deeds, one tor Dining, and other Tables; and the other for Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads, which extend to Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with SCreVr Posts or Feet. • • KITCHEN FU-RNITURE, LAMP, and LSIMp_OIL WAREHOUSE, Na. iBB,,Two Door s f rom S t. D unstan's Church, Fleet - street. ARNOLDFINCHETT re§peEtflilly 114 Es leave toinforrn the Nobility,-Gentry, &c. that they may be supplied at the above Warehouse with the greatest variety of Articles ot,„the best Workmanship; and on the most reasonable Terms, in Double Block Tin, Copper or Iron Kitchen Fur.. ture ; complete Sets of Double Block Tin Kitchen Furni. niture, at 81. Bs. or any part may b e h a d separate, if re. quired; Portable Roasting Jacks, with reflecting Skrecris, calculated for. or Samtner Resider -v:4 ; able Cottage Ovens, that may be used over any Stove or com mon Fire; sets of Double Block Tin Dish Covers •, a genes teel assortment of real Pontipool and Bronzed Tea and Coilee Urns, elegantly mounted, and of the newest patterns ; tine Japanned Tea Trays, Waiters, Tea Caddies, Plate Warm ers, CoMe Biggins, &c. in Pontipool and other ornamental Japan; an elegant assortment of Plated Articles, with silver edges ; Kitchen Ranges, Register, Pantheon, and Forest Stoves ; great variety of Table Knives, Jelly Moulds, migating Machines to destroy - Insects on Fruit_trees or in Hot-houses ;-Garden Engines; Chamber' Bathing Mathines; Conjurers, or Travelling K,itchens, calculated for Pleasure Parties ; Phosphorus Tinder Boxes and Matches ; Hearing Trumpets to assist Deaf Pers ons ; ' a l arge assortment of Hall Lanterns, and Patent Lamps for StAit‘ases, Side. boards, Counting-houses, Reading Chambers, Warehouses, and Various other ptrepotes. Genuine Spermaceti Oil. SPILBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. THIS well-known excellent Medicine, having been approved by the Public near thirty years, hardly needs any further recommendation ; but as a Gentleman of respectability, residing in the neighbourhood of Spilsby, in the County of Lincoln, and Whose Case was novel, had the goodness to call on the Proprietors, at' the Dispensary, No. Is, Soho-square, to acquaint them of the Cure he had rer. cently experienced frohi the use of their Medicine: Messrs. SPtLssvxy, and Co. beg leave to actpiaint the Public * that by applying to Mr. HoFF, of Spilsby, they will, receive every satisfactory account relative to. the C ase an d Cure al4 luded to, which, f o r many reasons, would be utipleattnt to the Gentleman to have publicly AdVertiscd. BEAUTY OF PERSON. Pattonitcd by Ills Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. AS - nothing is a greater Ornanwnt than a White Set of Teeth, TROTTER's ASIATIC TOOTH. POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE,' which has met with universal encouragement from the first PersonageS of Fashion andDistinetion, during a period of Eighteen Years, is recommended to the attention of the Public. Ladies and Gentlemen who have not tried the died of this excellent Dentifrice, will find a single box a sufficient quantity to Is certain its efficacy and virtues ; its excellencies being ac.' knowledge(' by the most respelable Medical Authorities, used by several, and - recommended. The Powder deanse, and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the breath s posesses no acid that can corrode the enamel, and is extremely safe in itg use. From its astringency it strengthens the gums, erad.i. cates the scurvy, which often proves the destrudion of a whole set of Teeth, preserves sound Teeth from decay, se. cures decayed Teeth from becoming worse, fastenS those which are Moose, proveS the happy means of preventing their being drawn. But what has enhanced it in the estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen who have been in the habit - of using it, is, that it prevents the retur n o f t h e T oot h -ach, with which, before that period,' they had been violently afilided; and obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable of all operations--Scaling the "teeth. Likewise a'l ineture which possesses the power of easing the most violent 'Tooth-ach, and braces the Gdms, and is a Wash atter the Powder, per. fedly sate in its use, having no acid. M. Trotter recom• mends it to Gentlemen going abroad to take with them, as Gentlemen who have been abroad have found the good ef. feds of the Powders in long voyages; and also proper fot all Families, and Schools to keep by them. She cautions the Nobility and Gentry against purchasing any. Asiatic Tooth. Powder without " M. Trotter" on the Stamp, on the top of the box, several compositions having been vended for it in Town and Country. Sold, wholesale and retail, at the Warehouse, N 0.3, Beau.. fort Buildings, Strand; and by appointment, by Messrs. Buller and Loder, Oxford; Mr. 'finer, Bath ; Mrs. Shearclilf, and Andrews, Bristol ; Mr. Ti'ewman, Exeter Mr. Snack, P or t smout h ; M r. Richards, Plymouth ; Mr.; Wood, Wevmouth ; Mr. Edmonds, Northampton ; Mr. Lu. cas, Southampton; Mr. Howard, Reading ; Mr. Middle. ditch, Ipswich; Airs. Pollett, Colche s t er; M r. b rass, Hull ; Mr. Holdbrook, Derby ; Mr. Winks, Gainsbro' Mess. Dillon, Chester ; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth; Mrs. Cross and Wood, ; Mr. Rice, Wakefield ; Swill.. ton, Leicester ; Mr. Underwood, Cambridge • and Mr.', Spence and Mr. Raebur n , Edi n b urg h ; and Bid}, llublit4 Price as. 6d. a Box ; Tincture, 25. 9d. duty included. India t6,_e-Ach, EAST INDIA HOUSE, November zo, aot. • THE COURT of DIRECTORS. oI the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the Ea s t I n di es, do bereb/g ire Nc.tice, That a Quarterly , General Court of zl,e said Company viii be held at their House ' in Leadenhall-ftreet, an Wednesday, the 22l Dfcemb t r ne xt , at Eleven o'clock in tie PIT(11001f, for the purpose. declaring. a Divia'endfrom Itli‘hprmir last toChilsbaas WILLIAM RA MSRY, Sec.