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DON JUAN: On Monday, The VY Ivith 0A- Tuesday, the Tragedy-o¢ HArnlet ; Ham let by a Young t.entreman*. being his ad Appearance; Ophelia, by Mrs. lordan, with. A HOuse to SOld. On Wedn csdaY King Henry the FOurth ; Sir john Fat- Itati by-Mr, Stephen Kemble. . . . . , T• THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN . O-MORROW EVENING, Nov. '27, 1 802; will, be performed, THE CABLNET. . . .. Orlando, Mr. BRAT-AM ; Peter, Mr. Mi , l: DEN ; , . Whimsiculo, Mr. F AwgETT ; _-- • And Lorenzo, - Mr. IN CLETO lg. 'Curios°, Mrs. MAT POCKS : 0-rlst.4ntia, Mrs. H. jOHI4ST()N ; And Floretta, Siznara STORA.CE. WITH On Ail d-. Q ARRELB. lvfv st , ery. " - "Y , The LOVERS' Man of the World, with A Tale o; 0 w esclaY, DclayS OnTu and Blunders, with A Tale,of Mystery. O n ednes daY. The Cabi ne t, with Love:a-I:I-Mode. e t n Thursday, D e la ys and Blunders, w i t h A T a l e o f M ys lan- p ,1 kly ste ' r r _(aY, Every Man. in His Humour, with A Tale of ~,, -,./11 Saturn Aay in will be produced, a new Comic Opera,. 3 Dres ses s ' e4lie d _.Family Quarrels, with new Music, Scenes, 441 • Decorations ; with The Irish Widow. .....____:_ BRISTOL, Nov. 3, 1802. AT, a MEETING of the KALTSTERS and U RE F. RS of this City . and. Negllhourbood, it was N'i,`"louslv agreed, .to Petition Parliamew . fora Repeal of tti re',tjlSeition of the Ad passed last SesgibnoPlYarliarnant, "'itEling them in the tts.ual. mode opnaking,ll , lalt. • CHRISTOPHER-LILLY', Chairman,. . .. .. . ~ tXT • : . A t . , ENSTON of the SURREY.I RON , RAILW4Y. 4 MEETING convened. by Public Ailvirtisement,.and held at the King's ArmS Inn, in Croy,don, on, Tuesday the I3d (t o , 61November, 18 .. 2.- • - : :. . HYLTON To 1.1.1 . 1' F ., E; Esq. ,in'the Chair; , : l E ViOLVED; " 11 ):i.-it-appear t to,..cialtiteeripg; that .the ,present Iton:Rativvayfon•croydo . n . ,to the : 4 Autikis at ,Waatisnorth and ih pp-3 , 6 t Canal ieurn ,( - 4 :°'' . , e ~. n . • 4 21 . 1 to the 'rli.iinci•S-it Ratherhithe- it'd& Vauxliall; , 4re A/11)/ " 4 ` l Lqaat c twall the. purpose*of Communicat;on•betwee,n tkiis' Part.of.the Cciaatry and the Mehopolis ; littd, ' that; conse . -: Il l ently, any brauch from t R , ;ltray to London is file , preseri r . .. . , . . .. l'‘ h °ltS' Ihieceis.:irv. 7,lkes.olyeci also, That upon more mature consideration of r e Proiecied . Extension -of the Surrey Iron Railway from 14 "(1611 ' ( ' Rejgate and Gbeistone, it - is the opiiiipii of this _ eetittP; that ifis adviseahle to defer ai4 furlhOr Pruce"ling': 7 : 4 P n 'Oi"g, the. same: witil the pntaiCaililifY • of 1114 k. I , n , g a'- , .'., 1 al 1-Irrragli"fhat Country to PortsThoutli, 'shall he Ist,er rottieelcih!,a•lteport daily ex - pected fron Mr. Rennie, on thlt• ...wili li e h , tr a i Thai itlh;sxereetm. Resolution sg v6asait i l , p e e r t i P set t. 1 Il i l i ed . in the same Papers in . And` tlan i a , t tire T-hanks of this. Meeting•be given to the. Chair ' '° r his impartial Conduct in the Chair. ~--~ Y 1.1 Frr, Chairman AN . ADT Ow I.YN , \V ANTED by Purchase, Where the_prohabiiity a m t Nearly Preschtation may be ex peeled, ia a p1ea ...f.,1 , ~ ur oo .. • ' • . .t6-r, o._ ig o ll u b iii es h o . f d o xford, Eabt§, Wilts,'l3erk, Clouces- ..11_,. +Tar w i ckN - NcirthainntOn, or Bucks. cllstiint.t . rom London to. Olt Thirty mit es ; w ill be Kele:led, nad, it with Lard, ,4:el.lM.'r,itiies the more agreeable.. . ta`4l. ) •P'Y br ' , "itl:fresS Lettcrsto: - Mr; Tumor, Solicitor, Mar,. la t ., —strezt, C' , lV"il(iiSh-square;, London, witli full particu -, which will be intmed tely, aventled to. .----.-----____ ARI E DANCING by N ALLN ir. E, YATELY; tau 14:" to. Ladies and. Gentletne n . *. zu en ,"aalY Who have nefler'leatnr this .Accornplisi rarit °r not its fAe inl:provtd akwjern style at. No. .$ . 16, ( ) ;'reiti AllL‘..strt.ez, . 'They re titiAlledic r a Plaifpadi4t . larly I ,7 cie fcir th;',se to 'whom it,is . an g'p i ii:ct,:to acquire .. it ex Tv. m vatel and in the fon. - Officers, tin k i;•Conutry Rt iden ashi w ho 'ay tp t l i ,,t, o l 'l..prn in a fay clays, (nay Board t and.jodge, privately., a .. ..d;receiVo 4:sonstant Instruction. Selen Weekly Asserts 'are" ey'rry Monday, the rz4k" ct>n dnc c iv:d.ty• Mr.. Taylor; none. hilt Suh,ciiht_..ad_ . ke t i n ed f ! ,,itine but People of. resi?caiibility eau. subicribe, re,;1 4 e ; c. ," 13 .!e- Schools and Vaniaies, if not 'cjistant troth Town, elegant'b4i„c ded on - the usual CondiiOn4i, find inStrutted in • requisite of Nlodern ancing, THE CURIOUS IN 'FISH SAU - c_E, t . nti PURLICkiE &otilLury, GENTRY, a in ij e netat, it're-respeafullv informed, t);FIN BC! !t(;1 collnstilln)eNsto ( he. NUINE • Iz,SEINICE" * of ANCIIOv Ls, a piepared by theci in tlt . g.' sortie to that such universal approbation for 111:toy justly-accittired superiOrity ot that { Article is - reri .m .' ll " l rmed in the opinion of the Country at Ijrge, anal)! Th e j)44 resident in 'all parts - of .thc \Vvrld, and haviugstuod Ti e ,„ st of trial, ranks it in the situation it now inaltitaint;. ;CI general 'utility of their Essence of "Anchovies and other 4 %thi e - ' 1 „ ves'for Fi s h, &c. i n d uc es thein m , from the nuerous L3lltcli,'",:rnentsdaily appearing, to caution &c. in ".11 ,, t At ‘ t s , ll .‘ ii, the same, as none is to be had of their ("enuith., Warehouse'as uncle'''. • -est e — - other-Arti c l e in the Oil Trade tOr use, of the k4 4 aity, the Asrl-kratia Merchants, Captains of Slaps, frc Officers .. ft Cam Witt Navy, Supplied upon the' SfitgteSi.lpti , e for ..tst and West Infte4, 14S vc.. F or the 'convenience of Families in Scotland, they ,‘ t keir "I'P''utted.-Messrs. R. ohatod. kind Cia::lidinburgn, A iy sole azehr,.gerlt,s,for Fish Sauce*- . . , . 0, tO7, cornet,ofSavoy-steps,Strand, London: ' • w INVENTED. IMPERIA-L !LINING TABLE, A c : 411 ED, CliA 1 R BED, HandsOlne Brass-screw Four z er : t Cat arui Tent Bef4teaci "il,l A N 0 R,V, No. 17, Ca therine -street, Straticr."."l' ' •• of the Imperial Dining Tat)les,;"T. I\q- 0 1 . - ▪ I, e , had the" Hou lte rOf sWin ,to EIR MAJE "it the PRIN on CESSES at tie e Queen's Houe.. w. 1 ") 146; „„4ccnfriing tia.their accuitcinaed goofiness of -encoupg':? l .; 4 1)pr,, - r, niost graciously. pleased to express their frti re‘ i to , n and sanaion'ol the sante.• • Also the rn . uch .. : j a c n , lap ,licinrass Se tew•Bedtteads, called • Pateit, SQ easily b.. are down without Tools, the Furnitures tcowly9 l 6 1▪ 4 ih e t — '',„.tillon a new Plait in fixing-on anittakirig Off of Nails, 'Thais ' , &c.. Several 0.1. - ltct Articles ofwitn 14 1 14 ita`gg'i of Upholstery and Cabinetßranches, upon 11 ,q‘: A-..,llS46l3irroa.Vme;(l..P:.,rinelpjeS ; comp kte Ast . iortment . o : f .e p t o. o r r ta t le zin c } c; -1c Beds, and every other A rticle all sorer .entleiften going tb the East and \Vest I athes,?- 1 111.1 1 :,e, i n Tren c h - c allowed fa'r jerior to" p f , F u 7111(10w utirt °tile me •th'evety.other Article D 9 Bed ••lnane:CileYs9)gt]tieder Al- or rrin u ~_e Upholstery ensutte,. Maker s; a n ,t s;pl Upholstery and7 l Cabinet Branches, by • 11, B 16 a' Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet a mt Cathetine:street Strand. • to b, Partia a r i and S ' arlde rs, .ent teat La ' dies, and Gentlemenurs 41. the Stra 1 1 the N 111144% No. r 6 and 17, t` 1. . CHELSEA HOSPITAL, November - 12, 1802. THESE are, by Order of- the Right .Honourable the Loris and others, Commissioners for managing the A bits 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 twettty, r five,miles thereof, who were dis charged from their respeotive Corps, as Serjeants, Cdrpo rals, Drummers-, or Private Men (the Out-Pensioners from the late Horse Guards,,and Horse Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and ROaPHor'se Guards ;, sticli'Men as by the Hospital Boobs are now more th'an rift} -five years of age, or had served twelii-tive yeargiit the Army previously to their .I.)ichargeS, those, rvho Piave. lost Limb, or their Eye_ sight, or are Cripples, and 'the •Letter-men,--' excepted), do personally.and regimentoily!apPear at the said Hospitaloon the Days undermenticined and appointed for them respec tive' when ..and , where Attendance given,' from vb:te o'CLocl;, in_the Morning till Three in the Afternoon ' ,in order‘hat such ofihem, as on examination shall be found fit, may be sent to Garrison Duty, viz. . . . MONDAY the 29th November. •Phe Pensioners front the Dragoon Guards, those from the several Rezitnents of, liThiquf.it FencibleCavalry; the Bri tish Legiontrf Hcitse, and the-ii:oyal War'xoners. MU ESDA.V. tbe`3 ori; November. The Pensioners from the First and Coldstream Regiments of loot Guards. WEDNESDAY the . rst D,ccember.. - : . • . - . . . . The Pensioners from the Third RegiMent of Foot Guards, with those from the First Regiment of Foot, .to"the toth of Foot inclusive. - THURSDAY the id December: Those from the toth,Regiment of Foot to the zsth of Foot inclusive; • -, FRIDAY the 3d December Those from tlfe z6th ltegiiiiint of 'Foot ro the 45th of Foot ATVRD.3,''..the 4th De&ernber. Those front the 46th Regiment of Foot to the 7oth of Foot inclusive. • - . MONDAY , the 6th December. - . Those fTbm • the 71st Regiment of Pout, to the 13,1111 of Foot inclusive; as also'the Pensioners frotti'Lord,t r.rtlra Majors Wallees, - ' Eltitras,•and• C;gps, L , ;Queen's . Rangers, Cinque,Pert and •Laucasitire Yblunteers ; And the Royal Garrison.l3ahaliOn. - _,• • • TU P.S V' the 7thr-necember. ' • • The Pensioners from the PetreiblLJOirpi, the several Ame rican and other ,Corps, the ialp&tident - Companies, and Militia..•.: •••••• . • His Majesty lias, on this tholight 'fit to declare :his gracious intention, thai none of the f hit-Pensioners, who s on examination; maybe toinid fit for ciuty,yshall be required to se.i.ve any wnere but in the Invalid Corps; that every Man folind fit fdedn'tY; shall be'entitted, on his arrival ar'th'e Car rison to which he:shall b.troirat to: receive. a.l3hunty of One ;Pound Five Shillings, or sortnuch thereof as . shall,remain, fitter supplying him - with proper necessaries ; and't hose who, . at examination, are found unfit for• duty, -shafl: be ok - trussed Fith. , prbporrionate subsistence to carry.them back, to_ their lidtnes. .• • • • • • • And it is hereby further notified, that all such of the-said Out:Pensioners; .as well from the Cavalry as I.nlautrylet -,cept as aforesaid),...who shall. not appear at the said Hospital, at•the time herein • .ippoilited, iri obedience to His Majesty's !Conunands, willbeconsidered as ctl , erwrse provided- tot by !Grivernment,.or, as dead ; and they will accordingly be..struck pfrthe Books. o the Out-Pension of the said I les pital •With . nut. any prospect of being 'restored thereto.. • • C. AUST, , • Secretary . 4rld Register. THE FRIENDS .C 1 popE, who intend 13 fit onr, hint with 'the, r ! ) 3 - . - Commands •in the' I.OTTEItY, are. tespedfullv 'formed, that the Drawing is at hand—namely, Monday Mom ilL;.t, when the f irst starting TieUt is, entitled to the Sutn of Five-and-Twenty Thousand Pounds. An early zip ,plication of, his Friends is especially,s9licited . at his Fox Tui siArr and Popei..A. ic};, Corner of the Royal Ex .chanke:cluse by the Baiik Eno,,,d. N'• Xl' •I',ION r',4Y THE to'rrtit\i lil 2 C INS Di2:AWING, T HO FiGE..S .and Co..':J Office;No. !, , Ox 1A - , . tord-sti•cet, arid No. 44, St. I.link.:s-street, the fol liowith; Capital Prizes, were Stilt', - Shared, and •Registered last Fear, viz. ~, ... . j: , . „ . . ~ No. :. 9 ,467,_ a Prize of 2..0,,ciD1. ,No. 15,05:.)., a P rize or spool. : 1 .;-,--,5; --"-: '''2.;,•:,:;01. - I 36,333, 5 00 •3. 24,7 .4 7, - *• -,—, ' , I'Di 00 0 1 : -, 28,98, • ----- sooSI. ' In the .present Lottery are, . 2. I' fiZCS of;_ ./.., . 2... ; ,0,...,0 1 3 - - - .....__- - --. 7 . 5,000 • 3 c. i,006,1 6:0 , Pri - Aes of •,C.-• 1,0.00 And other Prizes amounting n the whole to 28 § ,000 )• The Tickets and Shares are on Sal,e,.ingrei:t variety, the a bove Offices. .! . . .. , -The kirst Dras,vii Ticket 9 . 41.'5:: entitled to 23c001. ON, OR BEFORE NEXT 11-iGNDAY MORNING, NINE O'CUlCilc,' • TO BE DISPOSEb= - 6F, TTWENTY-FIVE THOUSAM).POUNDS,' a TicUtt, Itilf, - Quarter, L'ighth, - .or Sixteenth Shares, a inay be most agreeable, to the Purclraoer, at Mc.ssrs. IiORNSBY and CO's STAtE tOTO:R.Y.:OF FICE, N0..-16; , CORNHILL, Opposite the Royal ExLlmige.- • •., • SQ.CIE"IY FORI3E - riERING . THE CONDITION =THEOF POOIU' AN Aa of Parliament'' , having. been lately passed." for.the preservation.of the Health-and Morils of Apprentices anclothcus employed in Cotton and other " Mills, and Cotton and other Factiaries',"'vlierebY it is en. , adett(among other thinAs) " that the Master and Mistress of every.such Mill, or FaAory shall cause printed.•or ,writ..- " ten Copies of this Ad .to he hung up and affixed in two or " more conspietious places in such Mill tit Fitaury,' and shall " cause the same to be constantly kept and.renewed, so that " they may, at all times, be ,legible and accessible to all " Prsons employed thereiii.". • NOTICE 1$ HEREI3Y-CIVEN,, That Copies of the aforesaid , A ;;ti , printed, on one side. of a Folio Sheet of Paper, niay be 'had at One Shilling a Dozen, ofT. Hatchard, No. tgo;Piccadilly: N. B, Booksellers in Country Towns inay.be supplied with Copies of the above, for.dis!ribution in their own Neighbour hood. ' MAGNETIC CREAM. , THE whole assemblage. of the Features, their foree and' power, depend so much npon the fairness of the skirt,. That it becomes like the groplid-work of a beau tiful piCiure—the languishing eves, the delicate nose, the bewitching mouth, the Sweetly ciiniplo - clin, all owe in a great measure, their power of captivatioh-to the fairness of the complexion- , --to produce a sottiethihg49,eita, tins, is not beneath the Consideration of inventive yeirtns ; and that it is done, can best be,testified by those Ladies of Rank.zuid .Fi shion who have been pre-eminent - tbr enslaving•the heart of man. That it should be innocent, Was the•first care of the Ilidentor of this valuable Prefiziratici; that'ir - should duCelhat animated fairness pectgiar to Nature,. W2a his se- . cond itnd lastly, that it.sliould:not discernable: to ,the most observing eye. The NIAUN ETIC C 1 , ,A,N1 oinpre bends in it •alt thoie' dt'tsirable requisite.s,- and twill, when generally known, stand: unrivalled as the handmaid of Na , ture. • 'rife inanYgelYienr 'of 'its sale' is committed. to:a Lady of l'espe6tability and - honour, and may be had at this time in very great perfe&ion, only at N,O. 13, Brownlow,strect,.l-101- born,. in Bottles at • i os: . 6C'eadh: . __ N:13.! Ladies residing in the ,- Eountry, on inclosing a One Pound Note, will have two bottles seta them, sataly padad in a box, for which extra charge will be rtiade.'.. • This;Day was published, In . One Volume Octavo:, Price-in Boards, 7§. THE CHRISTIAN "t31.1)E ; or, an Attempt 1 to explain, in a SERIE• of CONNECTED DIS COURSES, the LEADING ARTICLES Of CHR ISTIANITY : lesigned - principally for the Use of Families and Young Persons. • • - By CHARLES PLUMP'IIE., M. A; • Redor of I,orig Newton, Durham. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6; St. Paul's Church-Yard. , Sold also by J. Fiatchard, No.' Igo, Piccadilly. " We recommend in the strongest and most unreserved Terms, the'whole of this Volume, as admirably adapted for the Objed for which it was published, namely, the Use of Families - and Young Persons." • British Critic, October, SWINBURNE ON WILLS. , . . •vA7 CLARKE and - SONS, of PottOgal-street, beg leave -to intbrm the Profession, in answer to the numerous Inquiries, respecting the New Edition _of SWINBEURNE on WILLS and LAST TESTAMENTS, With the very numerous and valuable Notes and all the Cases down to the - present Time, :of the kite JOHN. JO SEPH POWELL, Esq. in Titre Volumes, Bvo. that it will be read) Ibr Delivery early 1: - .1 Decein'ocr next: Thost Certlernen who wish to have Copies, are requested to far ward,ttkeir.Munzs to their respective Bdoksellers, or the Pub lishers. Th 4 paywas published, in Othvo, .price ros. 6d. Vols. I. 11, Ili. IV. V. and VI. With Indexes Which complete the Work, or any Volume separlite to complete Sets ; ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in- CONVEY 'seleded from the Manusttipt Collection ot toe late (OHN JOSEPH POWELL, ESq. Author ot the Law of Mortgages, Wills, and other variable Law Trea tises: .. Revised and correaed with Notes and Rematkii, explanatory of thesNatnre and Etficacypfthe several Assu rances, &c. contained in the Collection. By (.17HARLEfi BARTON, of the Inner Temple, Esq. • ; of Ole lit:;iner!ts of Conyeyancing.. ; CZ Thp above Work b ! _Aii.ig now finished, Gentlemen are requested to complete' their Sets, - as some' Pirts are nearly out of Print. . To the GENTLEJMENof the LA W. - The Collettion of Precedents, with which the Profession ighow presented, was purchsged by the PublisherS trout the late Mr. Powell's:l 7 , xecutr;ix ;• no doubt can - therefore rea 'sonably- be cetcrvitied of its authenticity ; and front thesreat utility in pro:Aiec of accurate - fora:AS of the ditkrent species of ;Assurances, and the just celebrity•of Mr. Powell-as a Con iveyancer, they:are induced to-hope that an extensive Collec 'ion of Original Precedents Jive the present, cannot tail to rove an highly acceptable and - valtable acquisition to the • . A .CQlleetion of Preyedents, obtained •solely from the op-• :siortunities alf.irded by aelual Pradice, will, generally - , be mare or less incomplete, •for want co an equal and ,uni form variety- of the several species of_ Assurances of .which it is Where this defcet is discoverable it the present !Colledion, ,it. be.supplied by the Editor, either from his Own private Collealort„ or by draftsexpretsl y prepared for t ne :purpose, And risthe Convoyancer will be but feebly prepared to secure toe. interests of pia Client, by au acquaintance with the fOims alone of Deeds;' withbut knoWledge of - the prin ciples'upon whik.h they art'cohstruetect,' anti the objett , they are resprittively . c.,l4:ulated to tilh:Uilate, the. Editor p,itrt k r,i?ses to introdtice Essays, or Elenientory Disscrtalions on the na-, tore and use of tne diltfiyer4 species ofApSurances contained in the Collection; auk., to inb;oin occasional -Notes and Re marks, explaining • , the- died and 'operation of the several (::.;venants, contained in zhcirt ; to ether with Refer ents to such hooks and Cases, whence any further in f.,rma don which the Student' Inav be desirous of acquiring upon' the subject, null , be most readily obtained. ' • • : Pruned by Ny . and Sous, Portug,al-stiteet N. li. Goitkinen residing in the Country, tinaing any dif fietilty in procuring the above Work, , by 'writing a line, and making a remittance,' shall have them forwarded according to their order. . By the King's Royal LettemPatent, devolved to N. and S, Godbold,‘ 'dODBOVIs VEGETABLE BALSAM" • for the CURE 0 F•CONSUMPTIONS, ASTHMAS, &c. DMITTED, - by a :Body of Pltyclaiis,, to be the. first Medicine, in the World for the aboye.Corn- • plaints ; and never was an instance known of its tailin zi tak en on the first attach,and in 'many instances it has' effeded a 'Cure when the bones have come., through .the skin:—A stronger.prbof of its repu4ition cannot be given ttian the,canc 'tion of soine of the first N(ibility in the KingdoM, as follow, wh have experienced and witnessed its efficacy, and strongly recommend its being kept. in all Families, to have it taken in the ,rst Stage. Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian. • 'Right, -log. and, Ward. Right Hon. Lord Macdonald. - • ...Rigitt,Hpn. Lord i; rantley. Right Holt: rate Lbre.l Fortescue. Right lltin.-Lbrrt!Montford: . late Yis'copritess Dudley and Ward. Right. Hon. Lady On\vager Grantley. Right Hon. Lady Dowager Viscountess FalMouth. ; Right Hon. LacirDOwagr Forteseue. ;Lady Appreece - . . • Sirs- : -.Fraileis Blake, Edward Newenham, (ohs Coghill, and George-Armstrong, Batts - . • • ' • • Generals Doyle and Drouty. Colonels—Baker and Debath. And a great many others Ofthe as may be seen in the Treatise, at the Proprietors', NL and S. Godbold, No. 3, Bloomsbury-square, where • attendance is given every • day from Ten till. One o,'Cloc!: (Sundays .e'xceptd): . , -••• , Sold, retail, at one or. more Venders in/everyCity and Ca, pital town. •N . and S._ G ocibold'is written an every label an the bottles, in their own hand-writing.. : , ' EXTRACT .01F.TRE BRISTOL PAPERS -For the perusal of :those atA k ci.:o with Nervous .Complaints, I Scud you my, Case; znl hope - to she it...putilispcd, SIR, T , -years ago I had a Miscarriage, which con fined me to my room for three months. I -WaS'attehd ed by a Physician e who, after many consultations, advised me to try the Bristol Ildt Wells. Being then in Exeter, it was impossible for me to undertake the journey, being al most reduced to a shadow, with-lowness of spirits, - violent head-ach; trembling; palpitation of 7thoheart,.alarming hys teric fits, and the whole train of Nervnus ComplaintS. My Apothecary and riends-vvislied-ine -ta. try your Nervous _C or di a : tor their satisfadion I complied ; the first bottle made Imo alteration in,my com,plaints,•but it procured me some, na tural sleep, which I hadtiot - eXperienced after my netves became so dreadfully atnded : this induced me to continue the Medicine ; to my surprize, I soon found my appetite're: turn. 1 then undertook my journey to the Hot Wells, from igliich ' , place -I wrote to oft for , your advice. .Yo r ti recom mended me to take a five guinea bottle of nervous Cordial, as my complaints were so complicated, and .would require. the Medicine ,to be._ continued a long time; but thanks to 'out skill and inedicilw; abthit two months I-was so tar recovered as to walk and_ take exercise or horseback. It is now [8 months since I liaVe'iaken'any of •ydur :Medicine, and liaveircznaincil perfectly well ever since, without any return or my disorder. lam now geiliq to 1 rel a tf& ;• iv ben I return I:shalbsettle-inl:onddh ; wl4l dicta p4y ; my rfspeds to you in person; and give my address, where with pleasure I - will' ,a titly.atiy , . • • I on. Sir,your obliged humble Servant, . • Bristot; May z 6, • • • SARAH'BAK.EIt. The#l;arncill Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had at the 13Offor'S - HotiSe, 'Albion-Street,' seven doori Troi - riohe; Leyerian briO4_,* in, bottles at us.. 6d. and 55...6d. Also, of" GOld'ing,lNTO; 42, - Cori-Aril 1 ; je-1 boutrand. Co, (late4i3a,:ciri),li ror ii§Of' xtord-street ; Tut t, Royal Exchange ; E, Newl?ery, corner of St, Paul's Church 'Royal ;;Eocellaiage Withers's . (late C oekells),Medicine Warehouse, No. 229, Strand, Temple Bar ;' and' intti - ot BonkselferS and Medicine Vender's. in the three Kin; doniti.: ,A.Azi: battle' contains equal to five .•. • smallones. f r NOTICE to ill riUi'-PEVSIOI(ERS belonging to the ROyal Iloqital ofA f L 111,4 INIIAM in IRELAND, who are now residing is England and Mks. WAR-OFFICE, 22d 'November, 'Rea. HIS MAJESTY dath hereby (lira? and yeauite That all OUT ; PENSIONERS belonging to the Royal Hospital of A. - ILIIMINNA117; who are NOW residing in Eng land and Itales, (with the, exceptions' specified at large in the Advertisement, issued by His IVlajesty's Order from the - Ira:- Office, dated the Sib .of Ibis instant 4\ l oz:ember, and in another Advertisenz.mt . fi.om Chelsea Hospital, dated the !2.th if thls stant November) ds perstnialty appear at the Marts and 01 fb e days signijed in the said 4dvertisernents on failure whereof ; that will be struck off the Books of the Out-Pension of the said Hospital, without any prospect of their being restored there. to. By His Afajesty's Command, C. YORKE. LAST INDM HOUSE, Aria rrHE 'COURT of DIRECTORS of the ' UNITED - COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND trading- to tbr East , ?milts, do brre/y give Notify, That it is their intention to receive Applications on or before aif 3oth. September, from the Merchants tvanting Tonnage for the Export of Goods to India ; for such Goods 'which are to be Sbip. ped in the ensuing Quarter ; and on or before the 3 r,l December, the 3tot lirdrch, and 3oth Tune, for such Goods the 'Merchants are desirous of Shipping _in each Quarter, jidlowiv.suchdatci; and that it is,,their intention also to furnish Tonnage for van thy of llfadJira lilinetVhich may be required, by Persons to Ship the shme for India, upon similar applications . . . Particulars cif the Rates of Freight, for the firrt Shipr of 'the Seascrt, are to be sten in the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Skippill i l. WILLM ill RA MSAY, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, November 24, iRo2.. THE COWT .of DIRECTORS •of the UNIT ED COMP AM' .of MERCHANTS:of.7ENC LAND trading to the Easr Indies, do hereby give Notice, - That they are reads' -- to receive Proposals, in writing, at au lime on or before FRIDAY, the 31st December next, from any Persons wbo may be willing to BUILD SHIPS, of about goo Tons Burthen, to he Let on. Freight for the sc 4 id-company's Sift. `vice for Six Voyages . certain. • The Tenders with .1 he -Ship Tender" on the cover, to be ; 's.everally scaled up, - and left with the ' Secretaty, at or before Ttvelve . o'Clock at Noon on Friday, the said 3 tst December next, beyond which hour not .aoy Tender will be received. WILLIAM RAMS-4 Y, Sec. The , partieulars of the principal dimensions avd scantlings, alto an Inventory si she principal Stores, the Copy of the Usual Charter Parly, as an outline ( 72!i:h the obter . Terms and Conditions t.2:4 which t& Ships arc to be !eN,..ered, and entertained in the Compav's Service, also the braft cOnformakv to which the Ships are to be Built, mi . ) , be seen on erppliCation to Mr.' James Clggan, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping,' on or after Tuesdgy, the 3o1; inst. TO BE SOLD, • MI E PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of s R EA RSBY-, in the County of. LEL ,cEsT ER ; cornprising, the Rectorial 'HouSe, which is' eligibly, situated in the Parish of Rearsby aforesaid, within seven miles of Leicester, eight of Melton Mowbrav, ten of Loughborough, and six of QUorndon, to all which Places there are Capital Turnpike Roads ; with several Closes of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture-ground, in the Lordship jet Liberties of Rearsby aforesaid, containing together Three 'Hundred- and Thirry-five -Acres, and upwards. Also the Tithes of about twerity-foitr acres of old Inclosure, which are taken in Kind, and several money .payments in lieu of Tithes, issuing out .of about twenty-three Cottage Houses, in Rearsby aforesaid. • - There is no Hamlet within the Parish, and only one • Church to serve. The present Incumbent is upwards of • seventy.4ive,years oldi.a t pd- very infirm. Further Particulars may be had, by 'application to the Rev„ Mr. J. P.. sons, of Rearshy, or Messrs. King, Cooke, and King, Attornies,''Leicester. • ' WILTS. A FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION,. ' In Four distinct lots, at the King and Queen Inn, in High- • worth, in the County of Wilts, on the ad day of Decem ber next, at Eleven in the Forenoon, subjeet to such Con ditions as shall be then and there produced VERY Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD LI. ESTATE, called the AMA-NOR FARM, consisting. of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land in a high state of cultivation, •situate at South Morston, in the Parish flighworth aforesaid, in a very pleasant ancLe.xtremely fer tile part 61 the Countty, and distant six mi.l.4.froni Farling— ,' ton, six from Swindon,' and fifteen from Mintage, all good. 1 , Market Towns. Lot t. Comprises a good Farm-house, and a Dairy-house, Stables, and other Out-houses, all in good reitair, with the Court-yard, Gardens, Carden, Orchards, - &c. adjoining, containing upwards of two Acres and a quarter, and with up.. wards of seventeen Acres of Pasture Land, and near eleven Acres of rich Meadow contiguous thereto. Lot a, Comprises a House with two Dwellings, and two Gardens, of rather more than a,quarter of an Acro together, and upwards of twenty-eight Acres of rich Meadow. Lot 3. Comprises upwards of five Acres and • a half of Meadow, upwards of twenty-two Acres and a half of Pas ture Land, with a Cow Leazein part thereof, and near half an. Acre of Coy Pice Ground. Lot 4. Comprises upwards, of fourteen Acres and a half ot very rich Meadow. One of the Conditions on , which the Estate will he put up, will be, that in case all the aboVe Lots should not aelually be sold, the biddirrgs.for those.that shall be sold shall be void, and the venders -shall have a right to put 'up the whole Estate in oqe,entire Lot. The whole of the above Premises are in Lc:ate to: Mr. Wm. Pinegar, at a moderate rent, for a term of -fourteen years, from Lady-day 1799, determinable at the end of 'the first seven years, at the option either of Landlord or Tenant, on notice given. The Tenant pays all Taxes but. the Land..* Tax, which. is 61. its. tod. a-year, and is so repair the glass of the windOws, and to, find carriage for all other materials tbr.repairs. A modus of ad. per Cow' is payable to •the'Viear for the Tither of Milk, and,a composition of eight guineas a-year for all other Vicarial Tithe's of the Estates. For the accommodation of the purchaser of Lot i, the Ma nor of 13art4n and South Morston, which is an extensive ohe, may; if the Estate be purchased in Lot., be, bought bylYra , - vaterontrae,t ; and, in case the purchaser of that Lot should refuse to purchase it, the option of buyin it will be given to the purchasers 'of the other Lots in rotation ; and in case ot refusal by all - of them, the said Manor be put up to Andion, and sold to the best bidder. - For - a view of the .Premises, .apply tO Mr. Pinegat, the Tenant, who will strew the same ; and for further particu lars to Mie Hut, Attorney, Aedover, Hants. SPILBJJRY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. • - THIs well_known excellect Me4Ttiric, to.viag been approved by the Public near thirty years,-hardly needs any furtoer recommendation; but as a Q.entiernan .. -of respeCtability, residing in the neighbouitood of Spil6hy, in thc-County of l..incoln, • and whose Case was novel, had the giVdnes to call on the Proprietors, at the Dispensary, No. .13' ; Soho-square, to acquaint them of the Cure he had re cently experienced from the use of. their Medicine: Metsrs. SPILSIIVRY, and CO. beg leave to acquaint the Public, thatty applying to Mr..flovF, of Spilsby, they will receive every satisfactory account relative to the Case and Cure al luded to, which, for litany reasons; would be unpleasant to the Gentleman tohave - publicly Advertised. •