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And the Queen, Miss CH A PMA N In Act IV. a Dirge, set to Music by Mr. Shield. To which will be added; a Comic Opera, In Two Ads, called THE TURNPIKE GATE. Harry 131urton, Mr. INCLEDON ; Crack, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Toe Standfast, Mr. JAWCETT ; Robert Maythom, Mr. KNIGHT; bmarr,. M. FAUhEY ; Sir Edward,. Mr. HILL ; Maythorn, Mr.. HULL: - Peggy, Miss"Wil BATLEY '- • -- • . - .Landlady, Mrs:- WHITMORE ; And Mary, Miss REEVE. Miss Margot was honoured by great applause, in Clarinda,' is The Suspicious Husband, and will make her second Ap pearance on Wednesday- next, in the Charader of Mrs. Sul len, in The Beaux Stratagem; and on Friday, in Jane - Shore. On Wednesday and Friday. will be added the Musical After_ Pieces of The .Escapes, or The Water Carrier- 7 -and The Highland Reel. A few of the Renters' Shares which Were granted at the commencement of last Season, by the Principal Pro ' prietor of this Theatre, remainingunsold, are now to be dis . posed of—Particulars may be known by applying at the Trea surer's Office. . THEATRE OF ANATOMY, C reat Windmill-street. MR. WILSON and Mr. THOMAS will "begin the Winter Course of their LeduresOn ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, and SURGERY, on FRIDAY next, Odober Ist, at TwooClock. . Practical Anatomy will be continued in the Forenoon, as usual. ST_THOMAS's and MTV's HOSPITALS, sBoz. THE: LECTURES given at the THEATRES of these contiguous HOSPITALS, will commence The following order : ST. THONIAS's HOSPITAL. ANATOMY and SURGERY, by IVIr. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER, on Friday, October r, at One o'Clock. Guy's HOSPITAL. PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. 13.ABINGTON and,Dr. CURRY, on' Monday, ()either 4, at Ten in the THEORY and PRACTICE of CHEMISTRY, by Dr. .BABINGTON and Mr. ALLEN, on Tuesday, Oelober 5, at Ten in the Morning. THEORY of MEDICINE,and MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr. CURRY, on Tuesday, Odober 5, at Seven in the Evening. MIDWIFERY, and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, by Dr. HAIGIITON, on Wednesday, Oc tober 6, at Eight in the Morning. PHYSIOLOGY, or;LAWS, of the ANIMAL (ECO NOMY.- by Dr. FIAIGHTON, on Monday, Oaoher • at a quarter before Seven-in the Evening. PRiNCIPLES and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by 14Ir, ASTLEY. COOP ER - (illustrated . by klea Cases under Itis care in Guy's Hospital), on Monday, October ri, at Eight in the Evening. (1:3- The several Leames given at these contiguous Hos pitals,-are so ?rranged, that no two of them interfere with each other in the Hours of Attendance; and the whol e i s calculated to form a complete Course of Medical and Surgi cal I nstrudion TerniS and other particulars to be learnt by applying to Alt. Stocker, .Apothecary to Guy's Hospital. _ LECTURES by WILLIAM BLAIR, A.M. slember of the Royal College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Medical Societies of London and Paris, Surgeon of the 'Lock Hospital and Asylum, and of the Bloomsbury Dis. Pensary. . ON the first Tuesday Evening in OEtober and February, at Eight o'Clock precisely, Will commence a Course of Lectures on 'ANATOMY and the ANIMAL ECONOMY; tin- the information of Scientific Persons, Amateurs Of Natural History, Students in the liberal Arts, and - Professional Men. in general.—Teens of Attendance, One Guicea. On the first Friday Evening in October and February, at Six o'Clock precisely, will commence a Course of Ledures On th e CLINICAL PRACTICE o f SURGERY ; to be illustrattd by the Cases and Operations which occur at the Bloomsbury Dispensary.--Terms of Attendance,. Three uineas. *„i Further Particulars may be learnt at - Mr. 'Blair's house, No. 69, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury ; where ray be seen his Proposals for publishing an Entire System of Medical and Operative Surgery. - - EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY. AGENERAL MEETING will be held at . the London Tavern, on Wednesday next the 29th instant, at. Eleven o'Clock in thel Forenoon, to inspect the Surrey ° ,„t'Etion and Estimate, which have been made of the intended Axtension of the Surrey Iron Railway from Croydon'to Rei- Dte, as the next Step towards the Completion of the.Origi tal,Plan of carrying an Iron Railway from the River Thames tne. Arundel Navigation, so as to make a certain and easy Communication between London and Portsmouth; and also, of a Branch of the same to C;odistOne: '1 he Nobility and Ccntry who are conneded with the Counties of- Surrey', Sussex, and Hantg, in the line through which the said Rail %Jay is intended to pass, are earnesly entreated to give -their Attendance, that they may consider or - the Practicability and Advantages of the proposed Plan, and to enter into a Sub "cription for carrying the same into execution. - • The Chair to be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. By Order of the Subscribers to the Surrey, WM. BEDCOTT LUTTLEY . .. l ialartsworth Sept. 23, 180 z. • ARMY. FOR SALE, a Reducible Company for the Re „ sulated Price ; Ditto, Troop of Light Dragoons, very ;ti "eaP ; Ditto, Majority ; Sub-Lieutenantcy of Life Guards ‘iery reasonable terms; a Lieutenantcy of an old Regi- T tnt at Home ; a. Cornetcy old Regiment, on reasonable rterms Ensigneies on Foreign Service and at Home. E XCHANGE.—Lieutenant-Colonel old Regiment of cav alry to Half-pay ; Major of an old Regiment of Foot to 1 1-I "if-pay ; Captaincy at Home, and on SerVice, to Half-pay ; a Lieutenant of Light Dragoons to Heavy Dragoons; Pay- Plaster of an old Regiment at Home to Half-pay ;an Assist 'ant-Surgeon ot an old Regiment at Home to Half-pay ; and E xchanges in everiother Rank., from Full to Half-pay; and f 144 a1f-pa:y..to Full. Perso-rersonal, Application, or Letters post-paid, addressed to nal Eninits,--No. 7, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall, will be ttendett XIaI! pay, B. Every attention shall be paid to those Officers on who nsy be pleased to appoint him their Agent. DISTILLING BY STEAM. A N Apparatus for this Purpose, calculated to im prove all ardent Spirits obtained by Distillation, and to lessen both the ori g i na l an d annua l expence o f suc h . Estab lis..hments ; and also an Apparatus for DRYING CO OFEE I3Y STEAM more expeditiously, to greater certainty , a nd w ith much.less labour than it can be dried in the Sun, may be seen in use .'"ery Thursday, at the Tinned Copper Works on Bankside. z;'r2iuirie s t o b e addressed to C. Wyatt the Patentee), New zrzrige-street. the said dr. John iewZirth r Wotk4i. id - scaled Roth, ott kcifyit* e_within the said : 10 give tice and TES:: th enanceS ;ardens, i et, kr:: 1 calcu en iate )te, and twit p. le saint; uel(yn, e, N- caller[ A, and ate and in the Parcels t lc hard e from ry, r patti- S:aan- int of .Hare s y e:v . s z rel . , and ms, not, to wcat ty, thc , :extuTC e of a Jai ties, caul autitul ng the le 1001 iety rs. Lz- Meti. tit ace. 301. i nf 4•Se KU t 7 TlClie.t. in - she •-- ad, ° u icer 1 1 5 Tres " or lb : on it, to kx" wits :rs i c NO' )ther" sAruR DA Y, SEPTEMBER . ' 25, .1802. Mr's. ASTLEY's - NIGHT. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE; .Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK. ON MONDAY NEXT, Septerilber 27, 1802, will be presented (by express Desire) the Grand Spec tacle Romance, in Two Parts, called THE BLACK CASTLE ;. Or, THE SPIRIT ,OF RAVIA. The Pantomime composed, arranged, and got up with en tire new Scenery, Machinery, Music, Dresses, Pageantry, and Decorations, under the immediate Superintendance and•Direetion of Mr. ASTLEY jun. Principal Cliaraders, Simoustapha, Mr. COLLET; Epheston, Mr.-COM EICY ; _ Manger, Mr. MERCEROT ; Cornu, Mr. LAURENT; Chebib, Mr. FISHER Hicca, Mr. TAYLOR; ' • Alam, Mr. WALLACK; Hull, Mr. DECASTRO ; Cheeca, Mr. JOI-LANNOT ; Agmat, Mr. FOX; And Aspar (Lord of the Black Castle), Mr. ASTLEY, jun. Ravia, Miss GLOVER; Sali, Mrs. BROAD ; And Lamora, Mrs. ASTLEY, Moors, Arabs, Renegadoes, Dancers, Slaves, Attendant.,, Janissaries, Soldiers, drc. by the rest of the Company, as sistext.py a numerous Train of Supernumeraries. 1" receding-the above, never performed, -an entirely New Bal let Pantomime, composed and produced by Mons., cxaor (and in which seven young Ladies, his Pupils, will make their first appearance at this Theatre), called • LILLIPUTIAN SPORTS; Or,, CUPID's FROLIC. - Principal Charaders, Mr. and Mrs. MERCEROT; Miss FISHER, Miss DAVIS, Miss TWAMBY, 'Miss GREEN, Miss GARCIA, Miss TAYLOR, and Miss JOHANNOT. In the course of the Evening, several' COM I C •SONGS, By Messrs. 10HANNOT and WALLACK. The whole to conclude 'first time these four years, with va rious Alterations and Additions, the' Serio-Comic Panto mime, called THE ORACLE; Or, HARLEQUIN's I ,I!UN.ISHMENT. Interspersed wish a most splendid Variety of Scenery, Ma chinery, Mechanical Changes, 'Scenic Transformations, Metamorphoses, &c. suited to the Customs and Manners of the Egyptians, contrasted with the Europeans of the present day. The Music, Songs; Duets, Chorusses, - Dances, Dresses, &c. entirely new, and.analogous to the Piece. _ . The Pantomime cbmpoied, arranged, and. written by Mr. ASTLEY _ Principal eharaders, . Hecate, Mr. FOX. Witches, Messrs. DECASTRO, H. ARYSON, and • THORPE ; . Harlequin, Mr. TAYLOR ; Little Harlequin (with a Song); .Miss FISHER; Old Man, Mr. SUTTON; Lover, Mr..FTSHER ; • • Landlord, Mr. M I LLER ; Fishmonger (with a Song), Mr. JOHANNOT ; Principal Dancer, Mrs. MERC E ROT ; Columbine, Miss. SCOTT F.VANS ; And Clown, Mr. LAURENT. Egyptian Sailors,- British Sailors, Mob, Furies, Millers, Tanners, Waiters, Dancers, Choristers, &c. &c. Doors to be opened at Half past Five, to begin at Half past Six o'clock. Box 4s. Second Price is. Pit is. Second Price is. Gal lery is. Second Price 6d, Second Price to commence at Halt= past Eight o'clock precisely. Places to betaken at the Box Office, Westminster-bridgg, from Ten till Three o'Clock.. Mr. G JONES, RicEag Master, ESPECTFULLY infOrms . 111 s Friends and the R Public in general, that his BENEFIT at the. ROYAL CIRCUS, - is fixed tor TUESDAY the ;th of Oalober s on which Evening a great Variety of AMUSEMENTS will be introduced. Particulars will be expressed in future Bills and Advertisements. Tickets to be had of Mr. Tones, at his Pantheon Riding School, the corner of Webber-street, adjoining .the North Side of the Magdalen Hospital, .Blaektriars Road, where he regularly attends from Seven in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon, to instru6t_Ladies and Gentlemen in the polite Art of Riding and Managing the Horse. -UNIVERSITY OF .EDINBURGH, THE Classes for the different Brriches..cif Edu: cation, will be opened the ensuing Session as fol. lows :—The: Rev. GEORGE - BAIRD, 13 - .-13. Principal. I. LITERATURE and PHILOSOPHY. ..__ • Classes. First Humanity or La tin - - - Second Humanity - First Greek - - Second Gieek - First Mathematical Second Mathematical Third Mathematical First Logic - Second Logic - Moral Philosophy Political Econotny MS's and Hours I p ro f essors. of Opening. 1 Wed. Oa. 13, S and /2. ^ Dr. Hill. TueSday, Nov. 9, Wed. Oa. 2 0: . 10 and I. Mr' D 3 Tuesday; Nbtr.9, • and z. Monday, Nov. .0 Tuesday, flov• 9, Mr. Playfairy 9. • I Tuesday, Nov. g,) , r. Dr; Fihlayson. Monday, Nov'.29, io. Tues. Nov. r 6, Monday, Nov. 29, we 3 d. Ott. 27, Natural. Philospphy Rhetoric and Belles Lettres - - Universal. History Agriculture - - Tues. Nov. 10, Divinity Hall - 3. Wed: Nov. zo, Church History Hebrew —* . Wed. Nov. x7;l. Mr. Stewart. Dr. Robisoh: T - 11E01.0GY. Tues. N0v..16, Tues. Nov. i 6, Persic Wed. Nov. t 7, Institutes & Pax dens of the Civil Law Dr. Brown. Mr. Wm. Fraser Tytler; Dr. Coventry. Scots Law - Public Law,& Law of Nature and Nations Dr. Hunter. Dr. Meiklejohn Dr. Mudie. le. ( Monay, Off. "8. Monday, Nov. xs, S tiand3. Tues. Nov. 9, 1. MEDICINE. Mr. Irving. Drs. Monro. Dr. Hope. Mr. Hume. Mr. Hamilton. I 1 Anatorby and Surgery Chemistry and' Che mical Pharmacy 'Dietetics, MateriaMe- Dr. James Home. dica and Pharmacy i Theory of Physic I Dr. Duncan. Praelice of Physic I Dr. Gregory. Theory and Practice 1 ~ ~ 2 Dr. _lathes Ha of Midwifery - J 1 -) 5 milton. - . • CLINICAL LECTURES .on the CASES of PA= T 1 ENTS in the Royal Infirmary, by Dr. RUTHERI FORD and Dr. HOME, upon ' , Tuesday and Friday—the First Lethre by Dr. Rutherford, on Tuesday, Nov. g. Dr. RUTHERFORD will begin a COURSE of BO TANY in May 1803. . . . About the same time, Dr, WALKER will begin a COURSE •of NATURAL' HISTORY. . to Wednes- 0 day, { Ott. 27. H HANOVEk-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. NifISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now Open, and Will continue Every Day, Sundays ecepted, from Nine in the Morning till Evening. Admittance One Shilling. To MEDICAL STUDENTS, &c. This Day was published, In Two handsome Volutnes, Oda* Price 16s. in boards, K. CULLEN's FIRST LINES of 1116 P.RAC TICE of PHYSIC :.a New Edition, with th‘q:Au thor's last Correffions, and 'a Supplementary CoMpendium of the New Improvements in the.moderß.Ptaclice eine. , . By P. REID. - ::' -.. • Printed for Tames Wallis, No. 46, Paternoster-row ; and Reid and Scott, Edinburgh ; where may .be had also ever) other Work in Medicine, Surgery, and Anatomy. 1 A CAPITAL INN O BE LETT, and entered upon at Christmas T next,• the CROWN, at SLOUGH, BUCKS, on the' Great Bath Road, Twenty miles from London. for particulars inquire of T. Jarvis, 'Longford, Middle sex, Atiationeer. A RCHER and HAUGHTON, from Dublin, Irish Poplin and Tabbinet Manufaatirers'a , id Mercers to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of %Vales; Duke and'Dutchess of YOrk, Dutchess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. The elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the different Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank and Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently esqblished, in the opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority . of Archer's and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold, Silver, Figured t . and Plai,n Chamberry Nluslins and Italian Cambric Sarsenets for Court, Ball DresSes, Turbans, to render it unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver— tisements of others, whose chief pretension to the trade is the copying of their Advertisements._ CAUTION. Whereas Archer and Haughton have been Credibly in formed, that a great many . people in this kingdornare.now, and have been, for some time past, manufaeturing and sel ling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the name of'Archer and Haughton's Mantiladory," with a view to discredit and injure their House; and a gross impo sition on the rublie. in general ; they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction any person pr persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name of theitManufadure, that was not aaually bought at their House *** Merchants supplied to any Amount. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility-and Gen try, that their WarehouSe is stocked with a greater variety of - Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in TOWn, which they are enabled to sell (for ready itioney) at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manufaefure r—they consist of white and blackßombazeens, Chamberry Muslims, Cambric. Sarsenets, Rasdimares. for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar-, celona Serge; Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bortibszets for Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and "Sarsencts, for slight Mourning. = English yard-wide Poplins of a superiot quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velures, double black Serge; and rich Irish Tabbinet in different Patterns ; plain, corded, chain, -and striped, for Clergymen 'and Gentlemen who always wear black ; thiy never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. _ N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufaEtured into Poplins or Tahhinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, manuladured on the shortest notice. • UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW. N the UNIVERSITY of GLASGOW, the usual Preleaions, for the ensuing Session, will begin at the following terms : The Rev. ARCHIBALD DAVIDSON, D: D. Principal. Cltysaes... 'Vat's 9 , a4:"Ratlya n Df Qll3 141•4;,,,n ) . ' ,p ent I. LITERATUR M E AND PHILOSOPHY. oday, Oetober - Humanity, Public loth, at past 8 and it forenoon Mr. Richardson. ( Monday, NoVern- ; i ber ist, at i all C ternoon. Monday, 0 obber 1 loth, at ,'past 7 i and lo forenoon. l Monday, Novem- I , ber Ist, at z af- 1 ternoon. . i 14614 ,j) 0 aober . rotn, - at -1, past C 8 '4r- 1 i fotenoon.. c Monday, Oaober .. loth, 'at ? I , past ( 7& t r forenoon. Monday, O&ober 1 Loth, a t • past 1 , .8 Bc.ll forenoon. 1 tiiesday,Novem- i ber 9th, at 8 at'. 1 ternoon. 5 Monday, N oven; --) / btr 1, at 12 noon T uesday,Novem_ 9th, at ID fore • noon. - Tuesday, Novem ber 16th, at 7 - afternoon. Monday, Novem- ber isth, at afternoon. Monday, Novem- 4 j ber tat, at 3 af- ternoon. Monday, Novem ber Ist ? at 6 af ternoon. Monday, Novem ' ber ist, at 3 af ternoon. iMonday, Novem ber ist, at B_4l - ternoon. II.•THEOLOGY Monday, Novem berlst, at IL forenoon. • Tuesday,Novem- ber gth, at Lc); forenoon. Tuesday,Novem,, ber 16th, at .12.; noon. ' ''' ; 111. LAW. l' Institutes of the Civil Wednesday, No vember loth, at; Law • in forenoon. IV. MEDICINE. Humanity, Private Greek, Public Mr. Young. Greek, Private Logic and Rhetoric Mr. Jardine: Moral P hilosophi Mr. Mylne. Natural Philosophy Dr. Meikleham, for Dr. James Brown. Experiments in Natu ral Philosophy Fiiit Mathematical Second Mathemitical .Mr. Millar. Geography Astronomy Dr. Nleikleham. Civ4 History Mr. M'Turk. First French Second French Mr. Cumin, as sisted by Mr. Muirhead. Italian DMnity Dr:Findlay. Hebrew Mr. Cumin. Church History Dr. Macleod and Mr. M•Turk. Mr. Davidson. Professors and Lecturers. Dietetics, Materia ,Niedica and rndtcy Monday, Novem ber tat, at to forenoon, Monday, Novem ber 1st, at a t fordnoon. Monday, Novem ber Ist, at 12 forenoon. , Monday, Noverrt berist, at z af ternoon. Monday, Novem ber Ist, at 7 al ternOon. Dr. Millar, L. Midwifery Mr. Towers, L. Theory and Pra&ice of Physic Dr. Freer, P. AnatomY and Surgery Dr.' JefFray, P. Chemistry, and the Arts connected with Dr. Cleghorn, L. Botany May, '&53: Dr. Thomas Brown, for Dr. Jeflray. .CLINICAL LURES on the Cases of Patients in the Royal Infirmary,,bY Dr. C LEGHORN and Dr. L. LAR. The first Lecture by Dr..Cleghorn, on Tuesday evemirts . ,- the) 9th November, at six o'clock. • WILLIAM .MEIKLEHAM Cler. COL PRICE SIXPENC.. REDEMPTION and SALE. of the LAND. TAX. JIS MAJESTY': 'COMMISSIONERS for tie . AFFAIRS of TAXES herebji give NoticeiThat by the .ifeq passedin the last Session of Parliament, for Consolidating the Pro. visions of the . former Aas, relative to the Redemption of Land Tax, the period Of prefrrence given to Corporations and oth;rs having airy ESTATE or. INT E R EST in the Premises over Strangers in the Redemption of their Land Tax, is extended to the 24th day of :pore, 1803 ; and all such Corporations and others, who shall ex.. to into their Contrans, during this period, will be allowed Five Years, from the 24th day of tune, 1302, to complete the Transfer or Payment of the consideration in Stock, by equal Quarterly Instalments. —All the powers, given by the former Aas, of raising Money for the purpose of Redemption of Land Tax, ly the Sate or Mortgage of part of the Estate, orly the Grant of .? Rent Cha;ge out -of it, are also continued, with an additionj power, enabling she Pariy .to stipulate with the Purchaser, that the consideration for the,porchase small be in the Three per Cent. Coasaidateri, or Reduced Bank Annuities, instead gf Money. Aficr the 24th 4 1.0, jaw, 1803, L.ln;l--to.c,reniain2agr. unredeemed, wide Sold, upon tke slime Terms to Strangers, v , / will acquire 4 ) , the purchase a Perpetual Tee Earn: Resit, issuing and payable oitt of, the Estate, equal, in amount, to the Land Tax, with the same.pcwas for the recovery thereof as Landlords have 4 fr , Law, for the sera-vet) , of Rents on Leaser, an d trithout . • \ any privilege of Redemption of the Fee FaYst Rent by the Proprie tor of the. Estate. - By Order of the Board; MATTHEW - WINTER, Secretary. e k. 25,606, for the First Drawn Ticket ! ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Begins drawing the 29th November next. scnEmik.-. - of - 3 k. 25,000 10,000 3 6 500 And 9,460 other Prizes, from Z. too, to Z. 19, amounting - in the Whole to the Sum of ,C. zBB,coo. -TICKETS and SHARES will rise considerabry therefore lose no Time, as they are now selling in great variety, and in Shares, at NI C}lol.SON's Fortunate , Office, 16, Cornhill, where two Prizes of ~20,000 and Z. 5,000 each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Shares. FIRST DRAWN TICKET TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, . THE STATE LOTTERY begins D raw i ng , 29th November, 1802, and contains z Prizes of 3 A, 25 ,poo 10,000 3 - - - - 5,000 6 - 1,000 8 - - - - coo And other• Prizes amounting to I 83,0001. Ticket§ and Shares are on Sale at HODGES and CO. Stock Brokers, No. 149, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street, and No. 44, St. James's-street. .** Prizes to any amount, paid on demand. , AT PAC LT Ar3.1)0.014, c..lc)()D . L.,upfr,„ Licensed Lottery Offices, tn.: Corner of Bank-build ings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cross, London, TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale for the. State-lottery which begins drawing the 29th of November. , The First drawn Ticket 25,0001. Ditto Second Day - - 40,0001. Ditto Third Day,- - 10,0001. Ditto Fourth Day - - 25,0001. Beside 9484 other Prizes, of 191. and upwards, amounting to 2.18,0001. In the present year, three Prizei of Twenty Thousadd Pounds, No. 7105, 48,318, 48,752 have been sold and shared by RICHARDSON, GOO °LUCK, and Co. who are the only persons that ever sold in Shares, Two Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, No. t 2,807 and 26,883..--Schemes gratis. WATER MILLS. To be SOLD or LETT for a TgRIW, To Enter to - at Pleasure, ' H E CAPITAL FREEHOLD WAT ER T MILLS, called the BELL MILLS, at Driffield,. iri Yorkshire, for Spinning Worsted, Cotton, or Flax. for making Paper, grinding Corn, or any other business that re quires-great Water Power, and much Room. The Stream is uncommonly strong, neVerfloods, never freezes, and never fails in any material degree. The new-built Mill is one hundred and four feet four inches long, and thirty-three feet four inches broad within the Walls .; it is Four Stori4 high, all 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 house and Garden adjoining to the old Mill, besides a Drying Shade and Conveniences for Paper making, and the Corn Trade, and in .all about Nine 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 country, within about two hundred yards of a . good Navigation to Hull, in the centre of one of the hest distriEts for Wool and Corn, nearone of the best English Sea Ports for Ropes and Rags, and the Water is so.clean that it will -suit. for making the finest Writing Paper. . • .There is a large Stock of Machinery' for SpinninwW yrstec i in thd Premises ; also Dyeing Utr4l - ;is, -- - CO — Miers and Smiths" . Shop • Bali of the .PUrchase- Mc;'ev:lmy remain upon interest, on good Security, for some years. Many nior. particulars may be seen in a Hand Bill at thq Sun Printing . ()thee ; and York and Shcepshanks, of Le4ds ; and Richard and WilliaM Porter, ofDritfield, the v*ners, will treatior the same. • - AUTUMNAL PHYSIC THE propriety of taking some Alterative Medi cine at this Season of the Year, to facilitate the efforts of Nature, must be obviou s to the weakest capacity : it is a salutary pradice, fciuncied'by .the wisdom of our Ancestors, and sandionedtv the approbation of every Medical Man its utility is noteoniined to the present advantages, but extends also to the prevention of many Diseases, which frequently occiir •when asonable• physic has been negleded. The Public are therefore reminded, that DE VELN.O's TABLE PILLS are proved, 1)5 , ample. experience, to be the most safe and eiticaeious hithorto discovered, as an alterative, purifier, and sweetener of the blood,.alifl far radically curing the Scurvy, Scrophula or King's Evil, .Scorbutic: EruptiOns, Leprosy, the ill.etlids of Mercury, and all Diseases originat:- ing from an imourity of the blood—A variety of. proofs - of their efficacy, f 4 rom•People of Respedibility, are constantly published ilv - zhe Landon Evening Papers;. these must' na turally be supposed to have their due. weight, and supersede the necessity - of any .furthei comment from the Proprietor ; yet he presmiies to assert, that the real merits of this vege.• table preparation will, on a fair trial, plead more forcibly in its own recommendation, than any thing which can be Said• of it. . • Prepared and sold in boxes, price 4s. 6d. or six boxes, in one,. price 'll. 2s. by the Proprietor, j. Pidding, formerly • Surgeon in the Army, at his 'Warehouse, N0.:76, Oxford- - street, oprosite the pantheon ; also retail,.. by Tutt, ,Royal Exchinge - Ching and. Butler, No, 4, Cheapside ; Swinney,. No at, Pall-Mall'; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Shaw, No. i 4, liuroUgh :tilt' by ,every Medicine Vender in the Kingdom. SO . Ire w I ds Of ,710 'olf be e sel" .--',