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allwr SS [1 UMBER 3145. i ----I TTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY.-LANE. O-MORROW EVENING, Odober 19, acz will be performed, KING HENRY THE FOURTH. King Henry, Mr. WROUCTITOIsi; Ptince of Wales, Mr, .C. K,EMB ; liotspur, Mr . .. POP E ; Sir John Falstaff; - Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE ; Francis, Mr. ; SUETT. Lady Percy, Mrs. yQwELI: ; , Before the Pa r y a Mrs. Quickly. Mrs : SPARKS. Play. a n Occasio na l Address will be spokenby • Mr. BANNISTER,_jun. WITH THE SHIPWRECK. Selwyn, Mr. DIGNUM; Harry Hawser, Mr. WATHEN; Sharke, Mr. CAULFIELD; Stave, Mr. SUETT;- - Fanny, Mrs. HARLOWE ; • Sally Shamrock, Mrs. BLAND. keorisequ e= of the ov:.rilowingl7louses that haye at_ nued Mr. Stephen Kernble's representation of the part of ir John Falstaff; the Proprietors have induced that G.entle. In an, , for .the gratification of the numerous part of the Public, ni `vllo have been disappointed of Places, to pciforM a few ghts moreat - this Theatre Mr. Stephen: Kemble will repeat the part of, Sir John Falstaff, to-morrow and Saturday next. To.morroW with the MusiCal Entertainment of the Ehinwreck. And, in the following week, he will perform the same Character, inThe Merry Wiyes.ofWinclsor. On Wednesday, the Drama of - The Castle, Speare, with The'Prize. And on Thursday, Mrs. - .Glover make her first A Tie, earatice.,at 'thish i Theatre The jealous Wife, with Deserter. The. Burietta 'of Midis. will shortly. be produced, with, elitirel Y :l '"' Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. • . . • ROYAL,, • 11°-MORRQW.'EVEIsiiNG, 05tober . ig 1802,, wail be performed, THE CABINET. Orlando, Mr. BRAH,AM; Peter, Mr. MUN DEN • Whittisictilo, Mr. FAWCE'TT ; Count Curvoso, ; • filar cle Grand Chateiu, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Manikin, Mr. SIMMONS • First'• Falc•onef, •Mr. K ; , 'And .I..orenZo, :;r. INC,LF,DON... -Curios°, ..i‘..lrs.:l,l4rf 0 CK.S Conitotta, Mrs. H - . -1(1INSTON ; • Bianca, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; ~ ALVWQra, Miss. HOW ELLS ; • Cruclelia DIBDIN Mrs. Pt) WE LL ; • - - And Floretta, Signora STORACE. `THE FPOI 4. r . • . r , 'yr T CHILD. • nn weerkotday, Cooxe till perfoith Kitely very in 1 - 11sAutucui s ' with Love-at Mode. ThitrkEitY, 'aVCen.tiernaii4will make his first Appear, .onc eon fimiStVe, in the Clicaader of Othello; lago by • 1 ." r• 'Coot .- ti - Aite,r,Nyitickl, the:Musical Romance of Cy mon, tyltich„Mits _Reeve w:ll:peiform Sylvia, being her 4th a PAPPI,4nPL': 6 iit;•!ly . - Stage, - - vo rridiy;"ine'Cabinet,--with the Farce of the Citizen. A New Comedy is in Rehearsal. TYN EMOUTH-CASTLE GREAT LIGHT. -"? •• •• - • rBth.ootoher,'.lEoz. Tills is —• TO ,GIVE NOTICE, that the IM PROVED RE VQ LVI NG TA)GI47, ivith Argancl I,; ll tis and ft:6%:aorV: is - THIS .DAY; 18th EXHI .. 4,7, .. ii 4 e • T N E o l it ) h lo s r e t as he : l?en . efit, of*- 414 . .Ships.an . d Vessels navigating the GENTLE SAN who left Town on Friday -Morning,, at Sven o'Clock, on the z4t'll September, and i"reced,rig itty• tic his Portmanteau from the Inn in a of A 414641 %4 Coach will give a line •n'ormation to his Friends, wilfhe,adjtisted to his satistattion, especially as • . 410 wiettileoflassii:parture has not yet transßired. . . A TRAVELLING COMPANION. • ACAPTAIN -in the ARMY, early educated on . the Continent, where he resided for many years, and I t' n ea's the dilnrent . Llngtai;es - affrs his services to any il?lernan G entlerrran goinn there. • . ,ceterences of the most respeaahie kind maybe had, by a 'm e 4 keticit to -E. , S. , No.'4.z, Parliannnt-sereet. , . DISTILLIWWBV A , t • N Apparatus' for chit Purpose, caloulateu to m r,„ prove all ardent Spirits obtained by Distillation, and to both the original and annual ek pence 'cif Mich 'E stab hnsents ; and also an kpkatus. , for More DRYING ctuFEEBY'STEAM w ith much less expeditiously, to greater certainty, and. IqyqUr thap it can be dried in the Sun, may he seen in use I; e rY rhtursday, at the Tinned' Wyatt CWor on Bankside. ertniries to, he addressed-to C. (the ratentee), New `Ne-stceet. i rg TO _THE CUIII9US IN FISH SAUCE. L ci .... . ' E N01311,} . .(TY, GEN TRY,. and PUBLIC in. general, are respeal ill ly informed,. 101-IN BU R GESS SVNI'S GENUINE ESSENCE . of ANCHOVIES, ... , 1713_nt,litie's to - be pep +red br theiri'in • tbe same nfanner *thai 4 s given such. universal approbation for inane years_pas“ 'File I klo T - - ie'rinrit f that Aricle is fu! l-Ycanfi " 11. " a 41 4 -11-5( sui Count , r lar-e t o„d ni p eisu.s , rined in the opitipii of the) a_ . t , , . •. the t 4 t 4 .. r .e,s.lqent mall part; ot the W . odd, and having stood - . Th e °' tilar, ranks it in thesituation it now -maintains. , - rich s a rle,rl utility of their Essence o - A pc . i . lor_les and other i , Actverti_cems.stor Fish, &c. iliciticeiJ ; tliLin : frop . • the n s u 11_170'9s 1 pUrthasZ-,- ci t tS (lallY appearing, to caution lape ,&. i n . '-' at hat f 3 tle same, as none is to be had of their Genuine; i 11,, r Warehoirseaslinder. -, ' • . • c test.tvlruyaloitt!;er Articlejt:l . t he Oil Trade for family use, of the th l e V A es r ,„ l-I .. n . dra, - IVl r ercilants,':C . apizins PtS hi is, &c. Officers :in i • . th e F ",',.!, and Navy, supplted upon the shortest notice for I -iat :i..d West Indies, &c. c 114 l ve For the - Convenience of Families in ScOtJand, they ti,_. pivinted Messr.s.. : R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, f. . • ' i t sole Agents tor Fish Sauces.' • c Warehouse, No. i 97, Corner of Savoy-step;, c Strand, Lond on . • . 'a. `-----LL____-_, ~. VELNOSI. VEGETABLE SYRUP. AvIR• SW4A.I.NSON, - the Propriettie-of this Me : 4 - dicin e , i n a most ex terisive. Praelice of/twenty years, skrict unshackled by -mysterious for nis or professional preten.- s .. &ions, hascOlk'ded 4 . prodigiOts n ut i iber of f36b; ir hich a's-. -rtain the obscure orixin, andtrace the insidious courses of • '.erYous, Gouty , Paralytic,- ensUniyftiie, - and othe:r'Cliro bic Diseases infOsting ail classes in .th;s Country,' to one jor other- ttt4h mimerableffornfrcif Scrofula aid Scurvy, or . to till'ltimpku- contagion which 'na y acc id enta l lu contamin a te I le innoc,ent as well..a&.the guilty, anj. which often extend's t& melancholy itifluenee through-se:vval generations . . I " • ' , Air. swainsori afrordi hiS :jairize to those - who apply e4er • Personally, or by Le•MlT7ind the genuine - Medicine may be ) - .1.1. ad at his Ilguse, in -I,..ritlx;street, 'fondon, at r3s. 'tier BOt -1; i ,and of his accredited Ants throughout the United '•- '''thtxenrri: • ~.• •-,-- ''.. ;.. ' • • ' "- ' " Tie Impostors who pretend to ascribe to the late Mr. De :psv.elnos P'ills,•'&6.'tinven tcd - blrtAtm - istl - i , evthilAfy.:y e a rs after eis.death, must clecirt the Readers:of their..Ad3ertiscments" to P idiots. All his own Ad;ieitiSements. declare he prepared' • , vvnich is legally ,•411.zultnnstad, only :Inc Vii;eivAle §yrup, ih,e Rccipc far conveyed to !'ir Syviinson aione . • \\* "r"st . • 47 / • ' '' h * V V: - • r , \ 411-9 44 5 • • _L • r t d • • f 4. •- r ••• .//,,///1/I' l\' ‘ \ \‘ • ••. {PRTCJ Si ?If FC't, • • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, D:iBLINT;: , • „ • Se4'i<777tier 28; 6Cti. I"HE RESPECrIVE- OFFIi."E RS aje AT/ - .1111 . 7ES.TY'S ORDNANCE, I.)%•re4yi giv? Woikeir that itre are to His Majesty's Cia,anCe A'm'ts at Dublin; as well as in several other Ordnance Store in Ireland, a rr,:eatVa riety of ACCO UTIkENEI'ih'S,'HO RS E YU RN:i .0 LOT E-II NG, BAGGAGE, Stc. belonging t? Me C lonek, _ aw l other gjficer. t of Regiments of Dragoons, .t'e•.ci,,Ve &c. that have been on Duty in Ireland,. which Articles, if nft claimed and taken away so or before the i,t day o f Peceniber next; will be sold to clear His Majestv's slores rf 11).'111. Al applications for any of the above to hi m a de in Toring; addressed to the RespefliVe Officers of His I.fafr.q . P.s Ordtance in PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS: This Day was In 4to. Fgice Oue.Guinea in boards AR THE FIRSTof Volume I. of ABRIDGMENT aid .s.ele4tion, Of the most curious and interesting Papers •that;have appeared in lie TRANS ACTIONS of the ROYAL SO t.:l ETY.; with several En gravingq. . . •. Conduaetl by a Society of Literary Cienlierreri. This work, wh:ch will c ,, :isist of only 14 Voliwies, it is presumed will he one 61 the tia t,t valuable ever uttered roithi Pitblie.' The Papers Siiee.ter.i, are given in the orckr in which they appeared in the onBioal, Cattse.i a plezt:ing vari:ty of Subjvcts (in each Part az!d VOurriej, not to bc-- met with:irs any former Abrid4melit. Published by 14. - 13; Symonds, Paternoster-row; r..and A, Black, and H. P:irry,'Leaden:lail -street ; j. Sevveld i Corn- Fleet-Street ; T. 114.itersta;r and H. tvef;t „ley, Strand ; Egerton, ; St, jalries's streqt;, Uaßlder and Robson, Boni-street ; Bell, and T-,` evl^h 4 s • sfrcet t. 13e )i,nr, ; and 1, Gold, No. re 3, Shoe=lace, Fleet-sti,er. •,• . .MONE,i4 TO ADVANCE. A LL PERSONS - in possession of .Incomes; L. arishic trorri; Copyholii, 4 or, Leasehold Estates, i. , J:and . of 1-lohs'e,. - IvlOnt'y in the.. Funds; !tent Settlernent4, W!rows' pzintwet, An. mileies; - Pliees/Clairch or any sptilert:Cr. tain s jvcome he-suppliol with tempottni o r pcmian'en'Huin s o! Moneyuto , aliy Amounti , by paying An:: nuity Int.:kest for the same. • ........ Ine • N6i3ility - 66 try of - known Property, or their Reiss, may be accommodated on their personal. security; and in any instanc Nvhere the_ single security of dual may• deemed insitificielit, the addition Of arptjler persOn to arrhitee the .payment of the Interest move the objection:; and, in all cases, priVilege 101,` given to the Public to return .the Principal at tliciroWn - option - Personal appliCations will be received every ciar tilt' Pour o'Clock ; and. LettersJront.Cort&vondimrs in j Thata. or Country (post paid) will be immedi a tely a nswere d, by Qiressing to.- the Dire aor of the Knightsl)iidge Bink, at hid ritiwn House, No. 8, Lower John-street, GolcWn-scitiare. T 0 BE SOLD BY PRIVATE coNTkAc - r . , Either Together or separate, - . T WO FARMS, one consisting of a Mesoage, and about 440 Acres of Land called BADNALL FARM, situate in the Parishes of Eecl6llali and escbsey, in the County of `Staffbrd, in the Occupatibn of Sanibel Dawson; and the - other, consisting of a Messuage, and about ,243 Acres of Land called SWINESH E A D situate in 'Chapel Chtirlton; in th.! said County, in the 0 ti on , of Edward Adderley ; both the Farms. are held trom yeat to year. The Tenants will 'spew the Premises, and further parti. ntilars' may be had, by applying to .Mr. Eddlestoa,...Naur. wich ; or to Mr: Perry, Doddington, Cheshire, •41 , BY HIS MA:f•ESTY's ROYAL UTTERS PA TIENTi ( -- 1 RANTED to I:IS IG \TO Ni), Snrgeon kJ' Dentist, Bath, for his BRITISH IMPERIAL DENTIFR ICE and.PRE-S ERVATIYE LOTION. (fake* thii method to acquaint his Agents, that in consequence of the heavy and additional Medicine Duty, v - hich- took place the first of this.month, the following fraaii advance has been made on the price of the above Preparations, 'viz. The:Bottle of Preservative Lotion - - o 5 . 6 The. Large Size Bon; of Denttfric.e - o 5 6 The Small Ditto. Ditto 4" o 29 T;l2 Bottle of Anodyne Tindure ' - oz 9 The above..may be had together .with the various sorts of Tooth-Brushes constru - avd9h an iniproied plan) by C;e:ttit and .Lea, No. 52, New Bon&strect qendrie and Son, Tichhorn-street, , Golden. - -sqnare; •NiiattS, - 4784 Strand Rov n;! y i Holborn Hill ; Geo. Cryer,--Verfurner, 68, Conlin!' ; Golding, Cornhill; Hazel, Perfunter, friars 'Road ; and--by• • the Principal Medicine. Veradtr, and Perfumers :n the United Kingdoms. • • The, following Case was sent by Mr; liA.x r Warehouse; South 13rid ) .e, E - dinburglt, to . Dr : haiA:v2 A. , attested by the celebrated Dr. Atzx DEAR SIR, • kBOUT . six y e ars :1 0 ' 1 . 0 I was afiliaed wittlek. . • .. • • cruciatin Pains in, My 'Legs, which continued. for twelve months - , about, which time • they began to swell Areatiy, and at last broke •out in-very ottensive Ulcers, from ttae Ancle to the Kiee, and continued in tipis manner-tor two years, al [winch time I was confined to . the liouse,,being tin t able'tO walk,. and my health much impaired; having tried es:erythiti6 that could be thought of for a•Cure,. withota ef feil, • I was advisCd'hy a Friend of Mine to try your Bo6tfical Syrup % and upon taking the first Bottle I found my health became better, and'th , -. Ulcers to have a better appearance, - which encouraged.me to persevere.witi t .y our Syrup;, until 1 htid taken six Bottles more, during which time m y h ea l t h still becaine-betierancl': the Olcers• healed, and-I am in as ood, a state of .health as , I have been in for Anesa ten years past; atid my "Legs are entirely welt; and have eontinUed sv for these twoyears past; " I tun, Sir, ,your obiigeclAumble Servant, . LEORGE STIELL. Craighall, 24 I• 802. • The,anove Faas are attested-by, • AL,E,X N :LER. .0 A R E, Minister of tuVeresk, i n the neizh, 80111'1160d of Edinborgh. CARLYI,E.BELL„. El4r. GEORGE STEWPRT, Eider. . • , • • . ••••• IFRENCH,REPUBJAC. • • M. Fourcrov, the Minister, and first .Chemist In Eur Ope, has given 1)r. Brodum, a Certificate. as to the excellence untie above Medicine ;, which Certificate has received the„Sfgna. 'tune of Mr. Kerry, the British Minister resident France. The Botanical Syrup and Restora;ive Nervous Cordial, to be hdclai the:Doe - 6es' 1-lause - No, 9; Albion.:strett, near thqt Leverian Aluseum„Surrey-side of Blackfriars Britike;'in Bot tles at II: ; its: and bs. f Duty inchidcd); Jebotilt and, Co.'s, - late B aeon.. Oxfind- street „ opposite *rid- , street; Golding, No. 42, . Conlin!' ; Ward,- No. 3z4;.•1101- born ; Withers (late Cockeli's) Medicine ‘Varehouse,. N o t 229. Strand, Temple Bar ;'Tuft's, Royal 'Exchange •; Williams, Pe'rfumer,to . His Majesty, No. 41, Pall- ;-,E , is e *b ery . .Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bolton's ' Royal. Ex, change 'Ching and' Butler, No 4, • Cheapside ; • Burgeois, Amick and --Son, ;`0..32, .liaymarket ; Shaw's Medicine Warehouse,-High-street, Borough, opp o sit e the SUtithwark. ;Bank; Pid,dityrs, No. 76, Oxfbrd-street,, opposite the Pantheon; Forbes, Druggist, No. 32, 131, ickniati-street, 130. rough ; and Direr, Bow-lane. .„ And. by ail Printers,,Booksellers, and Venders of Medicine • . .„ in the thief,' • Brodum:s Guide,tcfi,Qld Age, or Advice to both. Sexes- to obtain a radical and perinanent et;? - e for those sc - vret; ties of Nature which del icacy,often forbid.s,to,(fisclose even their relatives ; with a Treatise on Ferrude Dis:•asas, Nerv ous ,' Hypochondriac,and eonsuniptive,Ceinplatnts.-.—To which is added, Advice to B,at4 and Hot-well Bathers., &e.lt IS m particularly recOmended to Seafarin g ••• ' • A 2.2 x. Bottle contains equal to five &null ones. . Letters staing ratients rte - Do;:tor's usual ofa - GliillCa, Will • Ce Stride attended ,to. It will be hecosAry. the. D . oelot,,Opttld Fee: . such Patients as are ::illitaed h D(s2lfnes or Less 'of .Sight, or 'send 'their Cases,. by Let - tLro. - Parwi, :to Ilse .0&)r (Post or Carriagr paid] with his us , ::di'e . t.t • .%•itikiii.*i4,s may be ba4.117,:ry Day. MONDAY, OCTOBER Ig, 1802. • SECOND LOTTERY, 1802,' N0. , 4, Cornhi,ll,,and No. 9, Charing r cros. BISH, with the most sincqre Gratitude • turns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Piffilic, for the, very distingUished preference shewn to the above Offices in the late and for Mer 'Lo'tterie's, cdnti nuance of that Favour, which it ever shall be his study to deserve. • • • Pickets and Shares are selling in great variety on•theiame terms as every other Office of,equal credit; and the extraor dinary success which Purchasers at the above-Offices have experienced, added to tlm--puntivality observed in the pay ment of all Prizes,ere well known. The Second Lotter - y consists 0f .. .32;606 Tickets ; total amount of Prizes z,oool. and begins drawing the 29th of next Month. There will be,a Third Lottery the instant the 'Second is finis:led, which-will consist. 6f '44,000 Tickets ; total amount of Prizes 392,0001. Schemes, with Particulars, gratis, and all Business iii the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch. THEATRES. - • - O BJ LETT fr7nn zsth of March next, THREE THEATRES situate in the follovfing Prin-, cipal 'towns in Ireland: viz' 'KILKENNY, WE XFO RD, and ENNIS, t9 h z , ether With, WARDROBE, SCENERY, BOOKS, MUSIC, &c. coniplete. Letters pOst-paid, directed ty J. Smithson, Post-Olllee,, Kilkenny, shall be attended to, HERTFORDSHIRE-. • • • TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, i Mr,joliN ,BARNARD, of Tbapteq, At the George nn, 'Buritinkfoid,' 1,11)01i Nk r edneSCUY the soth' Day of October inst. at Twelve &Clock ; MANORS of MEEDEN gtJA HOR-' MEAD REIjEWL'LLS; CH.AR - k'F.S',- awl CDcIifIA,MSTEAD ; together with the iollowing, vo- Itiabie, and very iimiroveable FRE tHOLD, and small ptiOt;COPYHOLD FA:RMS, vii. ' • • • ESDENBURY FARM, situated in the 'Parishes of Mcesden and Btirnt Pelham, Ifilhe occupation dtatip Widow Sell, and several Parcels of Wood-land, in the Proprietor's Wand together Four 'fittniirectsitinflThirty-five Acres and upwards Also, the. Perpetual Advowson of.the RECTORY OF MEESDEN,• containing a' ParSoaage-House, Offices, together Kith about One ;Iffuldred Acres of Glebe Land, and the Great and SrPall Tithes arising from the Parish of Meesden aforesaid. ' HORM F.AD PARS() NAG E l ARM, Situated-in the Pa.. rishes of Great Hormead and Ansty, containing One HiinZ . dred and Twelve Acres' - and 'upwards, and alsb the Great ;TithOs arising from about Four Hundred A cres o f L an d , i n the occupation of Mrs._Mary Prior.' 1 • • • HO RMEAJ) HALL FARM, situated in the Parishes - of Great Hormead, Ansty, and Layston, in the ocetipation of John.Citainua►t, containing Threo Hundred and SiXty -four Acres and upwards,' Two Hundred and Thirty-six Acres of which are free of Great Tithes. ' • • ROTT ENRO W FARM, Situated in the Parish of Waugh ing, in the occupation of Mr. Thonias"RaYment, containing Three,HUndred and Four Acres and upwards. COCKHAMSTEAD FARM,. situated- -in the Parish. of Braughing, in the occupation of •Mr..,William :Clarke, ..con taining Three Hundred and Forty Acres: WHITE HAt.L FARM, situated in the Parish of Sandon, in the occupation of the.. Widow Bowman, containing One Hundred and Twerity,Three Acres and upwards. The above Manors and Farms arc situated in a good Sport ing Country, neara'Paek of Fox Hounds'." • • • 'the Tenants hold ,rom year to yearon ly, and the Rents may be gr;atiy imprcy,d. For Particulars apply to W. and j. Black, in the Middle Temple, London ; and 'to Mr. Wade; Attorney at' Law; thinmow, Vssex. • ••••• • • • -BELNIONT HOUSE. TO,BE SOLO BY PRIVATE - CONTRACT, PHIS most 'desirable HOUSE, \L' ; I'l.ll the Garden and. Stables; situate on the River Dart, and from which the most piethresque Landscape presents itself to the eye that perhaps was ever seen. lt conirpancis the romantic Town and Harbour of Dartmouth, and an extensive View into the British Channel. The House has been built bUt a few years, and consists Of two Parlours in 'front, e:4411 20 feef by 16, elegantly firted.up ; a small Breakfast-room ; Serv.ants'-hall, .with Cellars . underneath ;-a - Kitzhen, Pantries, &c. &c. eight Bzvi-;ooms, with Garrets over. Very exLetlenr Water is brought by Lead Pipes into the'lcitchen and Wash-house. Belmont front% the South, and is well shelteredtroin' the Norih and West by a Grove of Trees. The ,'inildness of the. Air in. the South of Debora is, well known , add constantly recommended' to Invalids, and Persons' of • tender 'Lungs.. The beautiful Scenery Of the Rivet Dart, the advantage of its being free froisi ai3ar, andits vicinity to Torbay, render this a most inviting Residence for any Gentleman. Who IciePs a Yacht, or is fond aßouts and Sidling: Immediatepossession, may be taken, and the Fixtures had at a f a ir Apprais ernent. For Particulars, apply by Letters (post...LW:A) ro - rhe Rev. John_ Russell, at Southill, near Callington, Cornwall, the Proprietor. Dated Sept._ 27. -- Biat)6NORTH, IkVERY VA-LLIAALE ES rT AE • in Fee Sim. plc, called the BItOCKA LES (subject' to such -Con dittons as shall then be produced), will be SOLD' BY .A UC 'PI ON, by Pensam Clarke, at the Crown Inn, in Bridgiairth, 'on" Saturday the '6th day, of November next, b.tween, the hours' of Three and Eight in the Afternoon, unless previously dis Posed of by Private COntract, of Which - notice. will he given, consisting of a substantial PAW-MOUSE, with convenient Barns, Stables, autbuildings and : l'yerpises thereto.. belonging, arid about 22a Acres ol' .useful Arable, - Meadow,' and Pasture'. Land, divided - into about ihirty:dive incloshies; antt a considerable quantity-of Crowing Timber thete.m.; and also the y:ilitable Mines of Coal,. Freestone., and Clay, which have been' bi.iied and proved in the Estate, and nearly `adjoining the Iron Works of Billingsley. : • I . .ite Estate' is sittute in a 7 Ritg, Fence,' vvithin seven miles of isridi,corth, siol one mile cci tire trivigable river Severn, in the Parish of Chelinarstr,..in the. Cotintrof Salop, in the tenure of Messrs. - .Birkirt and - Stattin; 'tinder - Leas,,-. .for tw.inty-one years frOin Lady,daY last, at the very low Rent of tbol. ; part of the Purchase -money may remain on Mort gage of the Premises. . . - 1O treat fOr the same bY - Prjvate Contraa r and for further particulars, apply to Mr. James Weliqsnourne i near Strat ford-on-Avon ; and Plans and Particulars - of the -EState are left at .tlic'OtticeS of Mews. Junes and Hughes,. Solieitors, and Messrs. Marshall and Smith, Solicitors, Bridg,uorth. Al. PHYSIC. rr HE propriety of taking some Alteratt•ve Medi. 1., tine at this Season of the Year, to facilitate the „efforts of Nature, must be otivious to the weakest capacity it: is a salutary 'indite; founded by the wisdom'oT our Ancestors, and sanctioned by the approbation of every Medical'Alan : its utility,tp not confined to the present_ advantages, but extends also to the prevention• of many Diseases, which fraitiently occuf'• when seaSofrable . physic has been' tegleaett.: The Pnhlic arethdrefore.reinindcd, that _DE V ELNO's VE-C E TABLE PILLS arc proved, by ample ._experience, to be clie most'safe and efficacious hitherto discovered; as an alterative, purifier; - and sweetener of the blood, and forradically'curing the Scurvy, Scrophola or King's Evil, Scorbutic Erupticins; Leprosy, the ill etteas of Mercury, and all Diseases originat ingikum an impurity of the blood-=-A variety of proofs; of their of from - People of Respectability, are . cdnstatitly published in the L'on.:on Evening Papers • tics must na turally be supposed to ha;, , e their due weight - , and supersede the necessity of any fui - ther comment from the Proprietor ; '-ret -he !mistimes to assert, that the real inerits.of..thiS,vege. table preparation will, on a t4ir trial, plead more forcibly in its own recommendation, than any thing 'which'cante said of it. 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