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~%ill~ `` in trt;mßEß 3154.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING,.Otober 2 9 , z 862, will be performed, . THE J EALOUS WIFE. Oakly, Mr. WROUGHTIN; MajOr Oakly, Mr. PALM , R ; Charles, Mr. BARRYMO I ; Russet, Mr. DOWTON ; •Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Lord Trinket, Mr. DE CAMP ; Captain o',Cutter, Mr. CAULFIELD ; Paris, Mr. 'WATHEN. Mrs. Oakly, Mrs. GLOVER; . • Lady Freelove, Mrs. HAR LOWE : Harriet, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. 'fin Saturday, King Henry ,the Fourth. ( -41 Monday, the Play of The Winter's Tale. Tuesday., .The Merry Wives of Windsor ; Falstaff /. Stephen Kemble, being positively the last Night but one ohis Performance. The. Tragedy of Pizarro, is in preparation, and will speedily ' s e Produced with additional splendour. • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Oftober 29, 1802, w THE MERRI' II.' ‘ZIT f rS rn OF WINDSOR. Mr. Ford, Mr. H. SIDDONS ; Slender, Mr. KNIGHT; Mr. Page, Mr MURRAY ; Sir Hugh Evans,. Mr. BLANCHARD ; Dr. Caius, Mr. FARLEY ; justice Shallow, Mr. EMERY ; And Falstaff; Mr. COOK Mrs. Page, Mrs. MATT() S ; Anne Page, Mrs. BEVERLY ; Dame Quickly, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; And Mrs. Ford, Miss CHAPMAN. WITH PEROUSE. On gaturdaY will be, produced, for the first time, a err Corned', called Delays and Blunders. with Rosina. The Cabinet cannot be repeated till Wednesday next. • ENGLISH STATE-LOTTER Y, Begins Drawing z9th November. 2 Di • THE SCHE:4E CONTAINS 2 ilyeS of - Z. 25,000 I 6 Prizes of - Z. root, •", - of to,ooo 1 8 - - of - - 500 -bf - - 5000 j 9466 from - too to 19 A T SWIFT and Co.'s LOTTERY-OFFICE,. r No. Tr, POT.) LTR.V. the • First.drawn Ticket in the ;ask Lo ttery, No. 795 r, a Prize of scool. and Nos. 804 t and izl . ) -1 -4, both Prizes nr 10,0001. were,sold inki shared, ais6 'Yen other'Capital Prizes, sini.e November last. he and Shatq j of the present Lottery are on Sale 'ke above Office. The First-drawn Ticket is entitled to 25,0001. Z 0 BANKERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. AMiddle aged MAN, having but a small Income, with an unexceptionable Charaeler, well known to t er Sons . of respectability in Town, - -and can be recommended Mein, wiShei to increase it, by ogring himself as a Clerk a nY respectable Line. He writes.a good Hand, is a good Kccomptant, understands Book-keeping, has a general n "llecige of- the Town,. is ready to engage at the A h °nest noiice.: Security can be given, it the Employment 4 cluire s it. i t 4 Letter addressed toS.N..at No. 47, fohn-street, Surr e y, °4 cli shall be duly attended to, and the Party Waited On. : MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ESSRS. GOULDING, PHIPPS, and D'AL , MAINE, Musical Instrument manufaclurers, 1:11-:Ma11, and No. 76, St. James's-street, beg ,to inform ti Public in general, and the Profession in particular, that have now for Sale a large Assortment of their New_ ted PATENT CLARINETS, confessedly allowed to fi S 4 uperior to any ever yet submitted to the Musical World.L el- finished Patent G E RMA N FLUTES and FLAG EL ottj, on a new and improved construdion, - with every r klncl of Musical Instruments. Military supplied on the shortest notice. lI P ASMONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, kiVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen t he el any age, who have never learnt this Accomplish or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher - street, Golden-square, and No. to, Great Alie-street, t k r x iman's-tields. 1 hey are taught on a .Plan particularly kplated for those to whom it is an object to acquire it ex privately, and in the first style of fashion. N4reigh,rs, Officers, and Country Residents, who may to learnn a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, 4 House, aitcl receive constant tnstrudion. e Selcd Weekly Assemblies catnn - iencc this month, the B a h • ki tt concluded by Taylor rest hut Subscribers k es e d; none but Pcyple of pettabiiity .can subscribe. N u P,eoable Schools and Fainities,. it not distant from Tovin, t-v er 'arly attended On the usual-Coriditions, and instruded in Yelegant requisitc4l.Modern Dancing. • ~ DISTILOAIG BY STEAM. Apparatus for this Ptupose,*cakolted to im less . Pthve all ardent Stpir s tiS obtained by'Distillation, and to llotla t and also an Apparatus. for t nore DRYING CO FFEE BY STEAM ever e xPeditiously, tO greateicertaiitity, and witli - nduclf lzr than it can be dried inrthe Sun, may be, seen .in use t_Y Thursday, at the'l'inned Copper WorkS on 13ankside. eqniries to be addressed to C. Wyatt (the Patentee:, New "'"dge 1 • • • _ `die-street; • p •TO BE• PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD, • tirsuant to aft Order ofthe High - Court of Chancery, made Cauie SMITH against-COLHOUN, before John SP ranger, Esq. one ottlie Masters of the, said Court, at :",e Public Sale-Room, in Southampton-buildings, Chan- London,, oh Wednesday the roth of November . ""t between the hours of One and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, FREEHOLD ESTATE, late of JOHN t4AR CHER, Esq. .deceased, situate in the Parish of liersage, i n the County of Derby, being the Premises t ,; t r) Prised ih:Lot 4; in the- Particulars of •the sevetal Es .s sold in the Month of June last, at Buxton, mentioned. rrarticulars whereof may be had at . the said Master's Cham heal, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid ; of Messrs. Gra- Lincoln's Inn ;. of Messrs. Mayo and Pearse, estslcitors, Cloak-lane, London ; of Messrs. Black, Epping, kel e ,; and Middle Temple, London; Mr. Wilmot, Tids '; and Mr. Isaac Hall, Cast: o the PROPRIETOR of STIRACIA's ITAI.IAN OILS, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street. tt Family having much to do with Horses, I grn have seen the wonderful effeCts of your Oils, for the QtZtil of Hair on that Animal. I thought to try it on a Son it t l ine, that had very little Hair from hjs , birth, and I found r 2 answe r my most sanguine expectations, in making it to N v r both 'long and thick. Having an Infant in the same l t iY„ , I have tried it on him with the same success. Also a tle s i" r rl d of mine seeing the effl:6t it had on my family . , was L : , e ous of trying it on hiS Horses ' knees that the Han . had 14, 4 , 11 o!ft..vo years ; it not only made the Hair grow.very fasts til 'k, and of its natural colour. I am, Sir, your's, &c. T. WHITWORTH,- Church-street, Hackney. i, it T ri o be had as above, and of Williams, No. 41, Pall Mall ; eorn l !!:.,,, re Ys. No. ig, Oxford-Street ; Golding, No., 4 2 . t)il e "1 Messrs. Hendrie, No. 13, Tichborne-street ; and ss. vr„lnclpal Shop in the Country, at 21.145. a Dozen, or 4 r9t. T ..1,, ~., J.:„.._,„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1802. SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON, Somerset-Place, Otober 28, 1802. NOTICE is hereby given, that the WEEKLY MEETINGS of this SOCIETY will be RESUMED on THURSDAY EVENING, the 4th of NOVEMBER next, at the usual Time. JOHN BRAND, Secretary EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY. Reigate, Odober, 12 7 18G24 A DEPUTATION from the COMMITTEE for the intended Extension of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY, through the Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX, and HANTS to the SEA COAST, having this day attended us with Mr. Jessop's Report, anti the Plans a►►d Sections for part of the said proposed Line, and to communicate to us the Utility of the same; We, the Magistrates assembled at the Petty Session held here this Day, Do hereby give Notice, that a PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the SWAN INN, in REI 'CATE, on Tuesday the gth day of November next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take the above Plan into Consideration,: when it is hoped the Noblemen and Gentle men interested therein, will give their Attendance. ROBERT HUDSON. ROBERT LADBROKE. CHARLES # BIRKHEAD. HYLTON JOLLIF F E. WM. JOHN JOLLIFFE. This Day were published, In Two Vols. Royal Quarto, price Four,Guineas, in boards, TABLES. of the . severa l EUROP EAN EX cIiANG ES : shewing by inspeCtion, the Value of any Sum' of Money it all the prim ipal Places of Europe, at the different Prices to which the Courses of Exchange may rise or fall ; and describing in what Money, real or imaginary, Books and Accounts are usually kept; and Bills are.drawn at each Place, with the _plain method of Calculation by the Rule of Three. Tables equating the Moneys of the different Provinces of Spain with each other, and a Table - Of t h e Flemish M o ney. T o w hi c h is prefixed, an Account of the Usances, or Times at which Bills are drawn, from the seve ral Places, together with the Days of Grace allowed in each - . By ROBERT BEWI CK E , of Loudon, Merchant. London Printed for W. I. and J. Richardson, Royal- Exchange. On Monday will be published, Price is . 6d. THE PROGRESS OF JACOBINISM prove d .1. from the late GENERAL ELECTION. By JOHN BOW LES, Esq. • Printed for F. ar,l - C: Riiington, St. Paul's Church-yard, sold also by W. J. and J. Richardson, R. Faultier, and J. ,Hatchard. Of whom may be had, price Is. - • A Letter to the Hon. 'Charles. James Fox, in consequence of his Speech in the Hotse.ef Commons' On the Character of the late 'Duke of .lledford, with Observations on a Sernion preached at'Wobtpi z on the Monday after the Interment of the Lite Duke of Milford, by Edmund Cartwright, -A. M. PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STREET, Odober 25, 1802. IT is reqneSted that all Persons who have been,'or may be robbed in the Streets, or on the Roads, in the Neighbourhood of London, will without delay give hiforma tion thereof to this or any other of the Public Offices; as, not withstanding the reports which • have been circulated'of the alarming increase of Footpad Robberies, but few complaints or charges of that nature have comparatively been made z:t this or any of the said Offices ;' a circumstance which, joined to the satisfactory returns regularly made-by the Con stables and Patrols, as to the state of their respediv.e":Dis trids, as well as to investigations made by the Magistrates, induces them to believe that the- occurrences that may have given rise to such reports, have been extremely exaggerated andare in most instances without foundation. "Any Persons having complaints, to make of Watch Men ne glee-ling their duty, are desired to lay the same before the Vestries of the respettive Parishes, under whose regulations they exclusively are ; or before the Magistrates, who will transmit them to the proper Parish Officers. By Order of the Magistrates, ' JAMES REEVES, Chief Clerk TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. VWHEREAS RICHARD GREGORY, l a t e o f Sheerness, in the County of Kent, Sailmakel , , stands incliCted at the Quarter-Sessions lately held for the EaStern Division of the said _County, for unlawfully having in his possession and concealing a large quantity of Canvas, and, other NaVal Stores marked with the King's Marks, and hath absconded; Whoever shall give•such inforniation to Mr. Bicknell, Spring-garden Terrace, London, Solicitor of the Admiralty, as shall be the means of the . said Richard Gre gory's being apprehended, shall, on his Co'rnmitment do Prison, •recetve a Reward of TWENTY POUNDS from the said Mr Bicknell. N.ll. The said Richard Gregory i s ab o ut T wen t y -eight years of age, Five feet Seven inches high, has red hair ' large visage, and fair complexion, and formerly worked in ,Sheer ness Dock-yard. KENT-ROAD, 061ober a;, iSoz. MESSRS. DRIVERS resivalully acquaint t h e i r Friends and the Public in general, - that in cdnse . quenceot the very great increase of . Engagements,, in the se 'veral Bran Ches of their Profession, relative to GROUND WORK, VALUING, SURVEYING, and the DISPO SAL or. LANI3IiI") PROPERTY theviintend relinquishing their 'Nursery Business-in the Kent Road this present Season,'which' will enable them to give , Up their whole 'attention to the above Professions and in order to clear the Ground as soon as possihle ~(whicb:they intend•t;_ir Building), :they - purpose selling off'' iminecli.itely, at a very low rate, either in large or small quantitie4, the whole of their Nursery Stock, consisting of the ,greatest 3,0 f Forest' and Fruit Trees, Evergreens, Flo:wain& ,Skrstbsj Herbacibus Plants, and BUlbous . Robts, together with t very! large Collection of Green-house Plants-, Fruiting, an-ft-Suc cession Pipes, all in the highest.state of cultivation, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE- CONTRACT, Mast Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE; tuated near AYLESBURY, in the County , of Bucks,: consisting of about 250 Acres of rich Grazing Land, in th e occupation of Messrs. Hodgkins, Watkins, Kingham, Wall, and. Hoare, at the Annual Rent of about ogol. • The above may be purchased either together or separate.: • For farther particulars, inquire of Messrs. Drivers. Land Surveyors, &c. Kent Road, near London, Wherd -a 'Plan" of „ ..„ the Estate.msy be seen. SUNDRIDGE LODGE, HERTS. . • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Most Desirable ai)d 'Complete ESTATE, situated about. one mile from St. 13- i m fine "sporting Part of' the Country, consisting . of a complete •MANSION-1-TOUSE, with Offices of every' IreacriptiOh, Pleas.ure;G rounds Lawn„ ,Kitchen Garden, walled ria,‘ and well stocked with ' choice Fruit-trees ; also a Farm adjoining, containiirk about-130 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, / 4 1isture and Woodland.. Fcr tardier particulars, inquire of Messrs. Drivers, Lana Surveyors, &c. Kent Road, near:London. •,. , ISLE OF WI.GFI'r. • ..,. FOIL SALE by A, UCTION, by 0 rcier of the Hon, Con , missioners of His • NlajeSty's.. Customs, at .the Custcint= •Hou6e, in East. Cowes:on Wednesday. the 3' Day of No-• vember, iikz, at Eleven o'Clock.in the Forenoon ?. ~' • r HE follwVing GOODS, wllich have been sciz, e d and, legally condemned, 'arid may be viewed itild tasted•on application at Hi 6. Maj&stY's'Ararehouse, two. Days before, the Sale, viz, TOBACCO. MirtUfatiured - - - ;700 'rounds. Unmanufadured - - - 7000 Stalks - Roll' • - - - Dutch Canastre in lbs. -9/ BRANDY - - . - 30 Gallons.. TOBACCO ASHES - zo' Bushels. *: LONDONDERRY, IRELAND,•!• • • •' TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A FREEHOLD HOUSE in Butcher-street, Lop- donderry aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr. John Ross. Also a .Messuage in Bogside, in the occupation of M r. Bradley. Also.a . Cottage and Fifteen Acres of Land, or thereabouts, called Upper Canaan,- in the occupation of Sir George Hill, Baronet. Also Messuage, • Barn, and Stable, with Five Acres of Land, called Lover Carnau, in the occupation of the said Sir George Hill. 'The two last-mentioned Estates are situate between two and three milei from Londonderry aforesaid, and will be sold together or separate. ' ' ' • For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Edge, Inner Temple, London; and - any letters, post-paid, Will be duly answered. SPILEURY'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 respe&ability, residing in the neighbourhood of Spilsby, in the County of Lincoln, and whose Case was novel, had the goodness %call on the Proprietors, at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, to acquaint them of the Cure he had re cently experienced from the use of their Medicine: Messrs. .SPII.SI3URY, and .Co. beg leave to .acquaint the Public, that by applying to Mr. Ho FE, of Spilsb i y,...they will receive every satisfactory account relative to the Case and Cure al luded to, which, tqr many reasons, :wotildtbe unpleasant to the Gentleman to bac publis4,A4y,eflisca. ••• ,• • t • An IMPROVED SYSTE of MODERN GEOGRA PHY, PRACTICALLY ADAPTED to tine EUSIN ESS of EDUCATION. This Day. was publ i sh e d, - -Price gs. 6d. in boaed, or ios. 6d. bound and lettered, (Imo % rated with,F FTY-SI X beautiful and interesting Copper plates, representing the Manners, Customs, and 'Dresses, of all Nation Si. and illustrated with new and improved Maps, E . OGRAMY 'for the USE of SCHOOLS; nn kira Plait So PraCliCal to Teachers, and so highly fas - nating to. Pupils, that it cannot tail to recommend . itself 'to universal adoption the.moment it is seen :It is divided into three Parts: n 1. A Grammar of Geography, drawn up s concisely as possible for the purpoSe o f b e i ng comm i tte d to memory. • a. Theo Use orthe Globes, with a Variety of Examples and Exercises upon each Problem. 3. Full, circumstantial,- an d hi g hl y enterta i ning Accounts of the Manners., Customs,, / Dresses, and - Clyiosities, of all Nations, illustrated,-wiih fifty , Copper-plates, and forming a Body of VaCts which, for Entertainment and Instriietion, are not exceeded in the entire Com pjss of Liteiature. • 7 To the whole are prOfixed an Account of the ,cost Suecess ful and rational of teaching , Geography, and plain Di reclionsdbr projecting and drawing all kinds of By the Rev. GOLDSMITH, A. • Vicar of Dunnington, and formerly of Trinity College,. art • ---- bridge. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 1, St. Paul's Church-yard : sold by Thomas Hurst, J o h n 'Harris, Benj,arnin Tabart, and Lackington and C o . L on d on ; •.), rcher,' Dublin ;E. Balfour, Edinburgh"; and by all other Booksellers. N. B. Mr. Phillips informs the Trade in Town and' Coun try, that he will at alt tithes eiatange new and perfect Co pies of this Book, for any other of his publications. BOOK-KEEPING AND -EXCHANGES NIODERNIZED, - - • • This Day was published, Price 6s. bound, The Sec uul Edition of THE ELEMENTS OF BOOKKEEPING, comprising a SYSTEM of MERCHANTS AC COUNTS, fOundedon real BusinesS",•and adapted to Mo dern Practice,; . with an Appendix on EXCHANGES, in eluding:oe recent Alterations. By P. KELLY, Matter - of Stild . fijr"T. johnson, and F. tnd C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; G. and j. Robinsou, Paternoster-roW ; W. j. and t. Richardson, RoVat Exchange ; and by the prinei.: pal Booksellersin Great Britain and Ireland. • --fat-whom - may - be - had, by thelaine Airthor, - Price Ss: A Pradtical Introduction to Spherics and Nautical Astro -nvarty 'tT i"e., vmtl'Edition, auginented and improved. • ,•• SORT'ni..(IE4V. OF WHEAT. A - NEW speciesaWheat,:ohtained fr om -Si c ily, „ is Oared to the Curious, which has thefollowingmoSi Month' valpable.:Propertim: viz. It fipeM nearMonth' "soeher than English Wheat. 2. It gives a much (full one4ofitth - -itibre - 'oh an Acre 'than - IngliSh Whear),. and if managed according ,to the,. inclosed 7 Kin,torl Directions, it is ;wonderfully pl - 61ifiC'.. Its 'Skid is tender _and thin,. its Flour .very ; /Thite and,fine, and its Taste - pc:culiirty'SWet. ' BagS of this 'Seed;froM which twenty Bushels may be ex pected in Femrn,;a,re...sold:for los•. ful; at 'Clocker's,-St. AL Darfz..strh:t, Pall Mall. Printed Diredions •are inclosed, whichtu:ll4ha mctliod - of Cultivating'all sOtts of Corn,' by which , attirnmew:-., tivence is saved, much finer Corn Rr9- .duced thariliY , any'olher way, - anal the increase is irom Three - liundred,to Five Ilundre4 tick ecciiit-:-.Pay.Pcs age. . . WHEN::Piofessional Men' Of' Education and - Responsibility deviate front: the general. System by • the sett-akin al'a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. • 'lii i ght'years have 1 devoted my practice to the otelusive treatfnent of, Three - Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor, to oppose, as Jar. as liarp .able, the' ravages of - thVlte'Ciimplaints which are - their - lost important in the Catalogueof liwitan Infirmities, 11 After initiati ,, n into every Branch; as an Army,Siargeon, I formetta wish at an early petkod of Practice to rescue in diViduats"frbin the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipilancjhot general Praelitioners. The thyee Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have. de. voted my attention, comprise' every species of VEN E EAL IN F ECTlON,. , whether of a recent or long . du ration i id.W, All kinds 'of debility, 'NViiether arising from the habits, of, school -boys, or Rhe.,indulgences .of mature age Aod: `lastly, tut derangefnent of the system in wo men which is called BARRENNESS, or S'T 1.11(11,14'Y. • Numeioils":l3iseases are the result of ignorance ; or haste in the LreatmeAriof a simple Conon hoea; and it not un: frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indis,:retiOn of "an..tingharded hour.--13y a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; even- wheri others have failed, 1 trust ihat I may presume to offer a radical re-establkshment.... . . Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this . disorder, compared with the•calanntous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or...the . prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acqu i re t h at stat e ,of Debility, which is the unavoidable ,consequence .of •such. pernicious habits. " ' • _ Wilerelhe unhappy,sufferer. broods, over.lsis rniSery; ,but caretully conc eats his misfintune, it may be some conso lation for hint to know, that although it be an objectof doubt or uncertainty with other Prattitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. If the rites• of Bacchus or Venni have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Cottnterac- , . tiOir of this languid State; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably requisite 't o revive the slum ring Sparks of Life, and to re-animate the Constitutign.. MA RR I El) - WO M EN, Who have . lOng been disappointed in their expectations of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances - , such deteds are curable by Medical skill. The secresy ; which is so essential, to my undertaking, and the qualifications which t 'nave presumed to state, forth the basis of rny.• : pretensions,:anit •eoincidence with such this intimation is given, that Mr.. Wee may be consulted personally,- or -by refters , (incicising• a small ' , ite), at his ;house, N0..29, Arundel. street, Stprid, near Ternple Bar:. f there is •an additional Entrance in IVater-street, ;adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. • • .: ' Mr! Bice, 'Member of the Royal College of Surgeon:. _ --„.- - • - . . 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PUBLIC AUCTION, at the TOWER, no THURSDAY, the nth of November next, at Eleven o'Clock en the Porendon, a very Eligible and Improvca6le LEASEHOLU ESTATE, the Property of the Ordnance, situate at• Rotherhithe, In the County of Surrey ; consisting of a CAPITAL HOUSE, ereßed on a • Piece of Ground on the North Side of • Lavender street, with -various Out-building-s, together with an exten sive NVHAR F, fronting the River Thames, 2ro Feet in Length, and WAREHOUSES, BAKEHOUSE, ACCOUNTIN - 6- HOUSE, and several other Buildings eretled thereon. The abcvementioned Premises are held for a : Term, of which Eighteen .Years were unexpired at Lady Day last, at the lena Rent of SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum. Immediate possession will be given as soon as the purchase shall concluded. The Premises may be viewed upon application to Mr. Booker, who is tesident thrreon ; an/ tie Abstrai of the Board's Tin: 17 the Estate, may 6e exorable at the Secretary's Office, be Si. iklarg.v:et-street. Particulars and Conditions of Sale to be had at the time of Sale. By Order of the Board, - R. H. CREW, Sec. EzIST INDIA HOUSE, o,7okrr 27; ISo2. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Eke _lll. UNITED COMPANY MERCHA NTS or -ENG LAND trading * the Eas.t Indies, do bereh_y give Notice, That the'Lists cf Props-nos s -thho stood Qualified as Voters the Company's Books, the t3th of April last, will he ready to be delivered on Saturday, the 6th November next. WILLIAM RAMSAY; Sec. PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLES, Differing in Stilri and Plan frOm those in the ojd war, B - UTLER'i - , ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY and WARE-ROOMS, No: is and 14, CATHERINE. STE ET, Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of the above Articles to the KI N G and QU EEN, Their Royal Highnesses the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manufac turer of Furniture in general. • BUTLER has observed some of the various AdVertisements opposed to him, the intention of which may he easily disco vered ; and writes in short that, by the peonission of Provi dence, he mann fiiethres and sells as above, (where also may be had, every Article in the Upholstery Line) his superior FOUR-POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and Various other . Brass Parts'; • SO FA BEDS, making a hand ionic SOfa and a com tin - fable Bed - CI-141W BEDS, which transform the same Way; and each in a fdw minutes ; 1)1 N I NG TA BL ES on various Constru aims, and quite on a new PIau;'PQRTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a particular compati Construlion ; and various Improve= mews in, Furniture. , 'llonscs completely -furnished ; the Articles Of well •Jort s and excellent workmanship.. Also, Mr exportation,' Beds • 'foe East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up tbr-Pas sengers, •. ..I.CoTLie ha's construded several Tools and Machines for working his Patent Arti c les, &c . , at his ManulatlorV, a& above, and with much .subrniszion, -and a true sense of gra titude, acknowledges the kind - encouragement he has so ge. rwrously received.. • In contradi6lion to the false assertions opposed to the Sale of Bur . i. V.A.'S Patent Articles, at his Warehouse ma be seal separate Pateirt Deeds, one :or Diniztg, and other Tables; and the other for Brass, and other Screed Bedsteads, which extend to . Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with Screw «::r _Feet. • THE KING, QUEEN, and :ROYAL FAMILY's ' OWN GENUINE CHOCOLATE and COCOA, • 'Aml.recOMMerided by all the PhysiCians and Medical Gen tlemen that.ever tasted it, made and sold (only) 'T - EDWARD EAbLETON's and CO'.'g- Thirty years Old_ Established Tea Warehouses, the Original Grasshopper, No. 42, Chdpside, and NO.. g, Bishopsgate-street Within, near Cornhill, London. Taste, -try, compare, and judge,- the only way to prevent imposi tion. The Genuine Chocolate, 45. 6d. and ss. per lb. The Genuine Cocoa, only 3s, to 3s. 6d. per lb. superior to any Patent ever made, and a saving of Is. per lb. Sir Hans Sloane's Milk, Churchman's Patent, and 'finest Vanilla Chocolates, ss. 6d. to 6s. Gd. per lb. CoMes, toasted, 3s. to per lb. • • Teas, is. - Gd. to 12S. per lb. with I oz. to every 11), (Trett) overweight. TO Dealers, genuine original Chests of Congou and Green 'Tea, neat asiinported, 4s. 6d. to 45.10 d. per lb. Another - sorts cheap• in proportion. • .- Sligers, Moist, 'sd. to 5.1 d. per lb. hump, • gd. to gyi. per lb. "letter sorts cheaper in proportion. Ride, East"lndia.and Carolina, rid. to •,ticl. per lb. ~ Stakcli, Foreign and English, Bid., to zod.. per lb.. ißlues, Stone and, Powder, 14d. to zzd. per lb. . • Soaps, Yellow and Mottled, 71d. to Bid. per lb. Mustards, Cbinmon, Fine, and Superfine, 7d. to zod. per lb. Saltpetre„.6(l...to gd. Or lb. • , 'Spices, best Cloves, 75. 6d. to Los. per lb. Cinnamon, los. - to 135, Cassia, ss. to 6s. Nutme g s, 375. to 215. Mace, 355; to 405. Black Pepper, as. ad. to as.. 4d. 25. 4d. MIS. 6tl. - - Ditto Long, 35. to 4S- Allspice, tod. to tad. Best. Brown and White Ginger„gd. to - 38 d. Carra.. way and Coriander - Seeds, 6d. to loci,. Sag,o„, : gd. to 18d. Tapioca, tad. to i 24. - Pear" Barley, 4d. •to sd. Jordan Almonds, -zs. 4d. to 3s. • Bitter, r4d. to 18d. per lb.. Spay nish Lignorish, tzd, to zod. Isinglass, Hartshorn Shavings, Maccareni, Vermicelli, Truffles and MOrells, at the lowest prices. • Fruits, best Muscatel', Blooms, Sun, Malaga, and Smyrna Raisins, Currants, Prunes, French-Plumbs, Figs, Orders for all articles in the confeetionary, Italian, and Oil Trades, executed on the Lowest Terms. • • ~ 0N,.-No connexion with any other House with the sign of the Grasshopper, &c. or any other House.Of the 'same name, &c. Nor have any persons in the Kingdom au thority to sell Teas, &c. in, or use their names or firm: rderS by" Tsopenny or General Post, inclosing Bank-of good Bills, sent to exact amount, or Change returned in • Goods, or Orders for Payment on Delivery, duly attended to, wholesale and retail, ,and sent (as per prder) to any . part, place, Coach, Carrier, Inn, Wharf, &c: .in London... List, of articles'and prices to be.had at the Warehouses. Enquirers (only) must pay post, &c. . • 4 - 4. - f - 'All Articles subje& to Rise an Fall orMarkets. Request timely notice with Ord:irs. Indian Arrow Root is. 6d. to 2S. 6d. per lb. • • . VELNOS'•VEGETABLE SYRUP. MR. - SWAINSON, the Proprietor 'b fthis dicine, in a-most extensive P,radice of twenty years, and unshackled by-mysterious form s or professional•preten.: sinus, has colleaed a . priadigious number of lads, which as•••• • certain the obscure origin,• and trace theinsidioto courses of. 'Nervous ; Gouty, : Paralytic, Consumptive, and other Chro nic Diseases infesting all classes in this Country, to., otic. or other of the innurnerable forms of Scrofula and Ssurvy ; cr to that impure contagion which inay iitidentally contaminate the innocent as well _as the guilty, and which often extends its melancholy influence thronAh several generations. • • • Swainson allbrds hiS advice to those who apply e i t h er. 'personally, or by- Leiter; and the genuine Mecticine may be hadat his House, in Frith-street, London, at 135. per Bor. fie • and of his accredited Agents. throughout the United Kingdom.. •, . • •• • • Impostms who pretend to ascribe to the late Mr.' De Vetilos Pills, &c. invented by themselves thirty years after his death, must deem the Readdis of their Advertisements to be idiots. All his own Advertisernetit,deelare he prepared and administered only the Vegetable Syrup, the Recipe for which it. legally CCitivc'ed to Mr. Swainson alone. .1 t ;i :ites ,fICZ r. le w pner se iirt. tys ,es