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f ~ , . UMBER 3I 4:3. 1: TTHEATRE -ROYAL, URURY-LANE. O-MORROW EVENING; Odither i 6; 1802, will be performed, 'KING HENRY THE FOURTH. King Henry,- Mr. WROUGH77ON ; Prince of Wales, Mr. C. K EMB LE ; -F Hotspur, Mr. POP Sir John alstaff, Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE t (Being the last Ni g h t o f hi s Engagement); • Francis, Mr. suETT. Lady Percy, Mrs. POWELL; . Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. SPARKS. • - - NO SONG-NO SUPPER. . Crop, Mr. DIG.NUM Frederick, Mr. K F LLY ; . , • Endie: - a, Mr. SUETT ; Robin, Mr. BANNISTER,- jun. Dorothy, 'Mrs. BLAN-D; • Louisa, Miss WENTWORTH ; A , largaretra;• Miss STEPHENS ; oe s 6 s Neily,. Miss MENAGE. CallerY 2 . Second •Plice 3s.—Pit 35. Second Price 2s,—. • s. Second Price..—Upper Gallery ts. Second pric e 6d . n moPlaces f or the B oxes to b e ta k en o f Mr. T os b roo k, at t h e • " )I fice, Lit t l e It usse li -s tr , :et. Doors to be vo. FOAN - rlifri* h atee t 9 begin -At Half oast Six. Vivant-Rex et Rcjiia, On Monday, the Play of TMe Winter's Tale. On Tnestiay,--Mrs. Glover will rnake'hee•tirst- Appe4rance at this Theatre in the Charaiter of 'Airs. Oakiy, in the Co medy of :The .jealous Wife, with ~Iv-- p articular de'sire, for that night only), Th;:. Gentle Shepheid. The Btirletta of Midas, will shortly be produced, with entirely new Scenery, i‘la . :lnnery, Dresses, and Decorations. ' . FREE=VIA . So?Nk' TAVERN 4 . r I ,EORGE TANFT4I,D:and ISAAC HARM,. SUN respeaftilly beg Ldav to acquaint the Nobility, cl Centrr;',antheir Friends in.gen al, that they will shortly RE—OPEN THE ABOVE HO ~ S E, which they are fitting tip in a complete and elegant manner. . Talifield and Harrison have been particularly careful to lay in a large STO . CIZ'orGENUINE VINES, of the very best It•ualitv and Fl avour; and they trust that by their tinremit itwg attention and exertions to give satistactiiiii, "they will s ic erit the lkitroriage brill those who may be pleased to lio: - • ' With their Commands. • (:teat, been-s t r e et, ,- • • ()el . . . .....,..........„ : is, rSo?.. . . . Z. 7.,-,000, for the First Drawn Ticket STATE LOTTERY, BeBins (.1/o,v64the 29th November next, SCHLME • of - - 4. 25,000 10,066 5,000 - • And 9,460 other Prizes, frifln ,C , zoo, to 4*, iO, amounting'T in the Whoie to the S u m o f Z : = 1 38, 000 . IKET.S.. :Ifni-SHARES will rue comsiderAbly • ther4fo:%; lose no .Time; as th e y are - novt , selling' in ?teat va:riety, 'a n .. .. 1 in Shares,-at NISFIOLSON's ,Fortunate ;iffice, t6 i Cornhill, w h ere two i'lizesoof k. 20,000 'and 1 % • 5.0. c.l;:ii ; ih . th e t wo *l ast Lotteries; were . sold in. Shares . , GO LDSMITH's N.EW G Ea•G RAPHY: HE . 'PUBLICATION ,of' this WORK, which • Wks intended to havelSken place on the loth instant, unav&dabiv defer'red till MONDAY tlh: asth, owing to 4, k'acc;neiat which has, unfortunately befallen one of prin- IC • 1;114:114:12.01. int:tant, the Work be real', for by tile Publisher has arraileu'llimseffol tile relay a(rc ling,seVeral other interestipg Plates, s o t h at t h e total ember will be FIFTY-SIX, rendering the W o rk on e o f n most complete a n d fascinating School-Books, that ever `ye pithlisLLl. . 1 11 0. 7i, St: Pala's : Church-Yard, - --0;z1.• 18a2 . • DISTILLING BY STEAM. N Apparatus for. this Purpose, calculated to im. lessen prov-e-alt'ardent Spiritsobtained by Distillation, and to rmth 'the original and annual expence of su4i Estab '4,lrnerits and also an Iparatus for ? nor • .DRYING C )FFEB.BY STEAM e xl - .leditiously, - to greater certairty, and with much less e s:; e ' 3 _ l l! - -tir an it can he dried in the Sun, may be , seen, hi . use Y Thursday, at the Tinned Copper Works on . Bankstde. ~.tr p iries to, be add'ressed-to Wyatt (the Patentee), New • lir , C'), Til E CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. • And. "1?: N°I3ILITY' GENTRY and PUBLIC in ,00eral, 4 j - ,. tes pediu 1I y informed, JOHN IW RGESS tio t y.„ ) „N's " - GENUINE •ESSEN - CE of ANCHOVIES, kas:7%:tothe prepared. by them in the same manner that 114,•e r r sueb s universal approbation for many years past. flillr - ' °l-I *'ittStl7.-ucqtiired - Superiritity% of that 'Article is Perg9ntirmed in,the opinion of the Country at large, and of me fens r , ioorin•all parts of the INI,;Tid; • and having stood trs t ot• - 1 tanks it 'I , the si*ttatiot it nowmintains'. , ,I,ria- , ~ . ... , 4,l,,Ll•Satiees for•Eisli, &c. indUces.them, from thk numerous hl"'ilisernei:n.; daily appearing, to 6aution Familiesf &c: in, G Ircl} 4sitg Ore slime, as 4tone is. to be had of their Genuine- ii,t,atstlM. W;l:',ilotik as under. - .• • b,'"r!i Gtlier . Ankle in the OA Trlde - for family use, of the . 4t quali. \f,r - ' i - - . • .., . th e .1.1-rihtit'lN'lerelianti, Captains of SNps, & - c - ', Officers In. th e ' 4,ll twaci Navy, supptiea, upon the shortest notice for I.:ast and VVList liVlies, &ci ' • ii,P.lkor thti. convenience of Famili es i n S cot l an d , t h ey t h vV• e.,e_.,appointed 11 for FiSit Sates.: ohnston and Co.• Edinbursl, sole Agents- - .- • . 4.lseik.)use, Nu. 1(37, corner of SavoT-steps, Sfradd, .I,Ontran.. -—. ,' . , • , E ,1411AOvA I-N'r. , S„ 'l \l7l . F.D IMP,,ERIAL DINING TABLE, r.,,,, t - ,:,- 'i4 ,l : ) , CHApti' BED, flandsnine Brass-screw Four • i,,,,,,C ", and .I').:4t• Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. 16 ON l7 E ''cil t h _edite.. - street.Strand. , .of the itritierial Dining Tables, "1" Mor- . • TI ES i l'a Al' 11l '."44,:iour of sliewing to THEIR MAJES_ Nve r , 14- ; 1 K k,l:i N CESS ES at the Queen's House, who I '"-ling to their 'ic-ustomed you of encouraging , al'ileroribtl,iitY,,-.n.lost .gracio ‘ u:ly pleased to. express their highest liti r , . .' u n ild sanction of the same. Also the much ad -ct 13taSs Seren Bedstegtl4 called Patent, so easily fixed 4 m r lo aiTt .taket.t tic.vn .vititutit 'Cools, - the Furnitures to which ~ fiatle upon a lie/t , Plan., in fixing on and taking off with- . ,--tit the u -e • i ''' ' •t'urrii r i t ' i .,: - %CI- 3.15:, Toots, scc. Several °tiles Articles o a tv , . rn ~ in the UPholsterj, and Cabinet Branches, upon new 1 „;1 proved Principles.; a-complete A - ssortrnent of portable ‘,3;iiiisiraqi,u.(titcb,eNneotetaiLaends, and every other Article requisite for La_ going to the East and West Indies, and all to rt uc.'rcilKl-I.(..iitriates.; are allowedfar superior to any other Fr Y- sold ; , ilitndsOrne Dome Beds, and new designed Or' v ',. n.pt,.?,,, Curtaius, en stiiie,: with every other Article ,f_r %irniture in 11 ?-t/pliotstery and ii ° ,t. s rLaud Cabinet Branches, by ,San,itirt,, K.urnishing . U,pliolsterers and Cabinet • . , t . c. ....,,. No:16 ,and 17,- Catherine:street, Strand. t o i l _ u• N r gan'ancEsanclus, entreat :Ladies and Gentlemen t t Part " l ar in the Numbers,No. 16 and 17, three Doors °ir k t i l ,,. c „,„ , u ............._.-...rari: - _ - ' • - - • ' MR R.E Y..'. . • ATO BE SOLD 13)( PRIVXTE CONTRACT, - . PR E Ei - 1-0 LD 1 1 ,.. i of Ashsteacl, in the County 21 Surrey, consisting of 0:r ),,Hu'vel, Yaid, anti other I:diißlings, and about Twentp;• jagne, Acres of Arabl• ancrlvleadow Laud, in the occupation 21 APltidge, everal"PIECES•,r at ~ V ill,,.a.t,the Rent of 3'ol. per Ann. ~so-seveiatPlECES-til rid' MEADOW LAND, most in!•,atily situated•in the Parish of Stoke, within-a Mile of the 11 ° . 1 . .n o f G uildf,rd' CotisikihgOTTour I"leces"4 tand, situate \i' 0 410 11 ‘ii 1-'NI ' t ' :ot~Four i A " Y. and 6 ii; l .l i - ~. 1 eat ;containing i ra,. 3 iN.. 29 r. 'f? Roods of. Irtcitised Meadewnear the above. bkzifj P4r filliars, ply to Deliary and Cope, No, 6, Paper l''bs, Lauer Tc44lp.le. " • • - . , 9 k,J I 0 FR I DJI Y, OCTOBER 45, 1802 i, OFFICE OF ORDNANCIA . , DUBLIN, • • September 25,.. 1202, MHE RESPECTIVE OFFICERS of His II7AJESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, that there are in His Majesty's Ordnance Stores at Dublin, as well as in several other Ordnance Stores in Irebnd,- a vex' va riety of 'ACCOUTR'EMENTS, HORSE FURNI TURE, CLOTHING, BAGGAGE, &c. belonging to the Colonels, and aher-Officers of Regiments of Dragoons, Fencible Cavalry, &c. that have been on Duty in Ireland ; which Articles,- if not claimed and taken away on or before the tot day of December next, will be sold to clear His. Majesty's Stores of them. .s Ail applications for any of the above to be made in writing, addressed to the ResPeliive Officers of His Majesty's Oidnance kit EXCHEQUER BILL-OFFICE, °Soder g, 03oz. E xchequer Bills issued . by Virtue of an Aft, Quadragesirno Primo, Geo. 111. Regis, Cup. 4. for issuing Exchequer Bills on the. Credit of the Aids for the Service of the Year 18cl, dated in March, April, and May, 1801. TO BE PAID O.F. THE L ORDS COMMISSIONERS of His JESTMit- Y's TREASURY have given Dire&ions for paying (lithe a3d:.fevengoneetExcheviel'is, and that the Principal and Interest on the said Excheqpei Bills shall be paid at the ,Exchequer Office, in St. .',!')e.tweest the two Palace Yards, Westminster, on t):," _the 27th L _Ck72l: , er, 74brich'ilqy the itziezi;.• nil . Exajequer ceast, and attendance will he the lith inst. andevery sniceedin"k`sd.ly (Systri.i;•.- -,s r, excepted f until Wednes. day, the 'loth inst. fen o'clock in the.lllorning till One in the Afternoon, receiving the same; and for - the greaterdispatcL, .I'z-cis of the said Bills are de- Sired to bring Lists thereof, t: :;zing the Number s in N umer i ca l 'Order, accoreling to the Value j . :he said Bills, time of commence ment'of Interest,-with the principal Suite and Interest due on such ; to to Computed at Three_ farce lialf4enny by the !Day, on every 1001 , from the time . of commencemento the said 27th day of 0,570ber, tBo2, on which day'ilse Ink , -est on the laid Exchequer Bills will cease; and they are desired-to write their Names, and Places-of Abode on such Lists, and indorse their Names on the said Bills. If any the Holders of the aforesaid are desirous of re ceiving P.Tyment of the Principal and Interea previous to the said 2.7 th day o/ Ofieher, 1802 7 they may be ai:comnsoakted, by com p ut i ng the Interest to the day on which th 9, wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. And such Pcrsons as are desirous of havim , New Exchequer Bills, in part of Payment, upon mentioning the same at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before the said Zotb inst. may be ac- commodated with New Bills, carrying an Interest , of Three Pence by the Day on every_lool. which said New Bills will bear da:e the said ijih oe - Aber, iBo2, and will be delivered en Friday, the 29th instant, and following days. • 'N. B; Alt Exchequer Bills dated prior: to March Igo C, have been Advertisecno be paid off, and the' Interest thereon has ceased. - NEW PUBLICATIONS, Published during the . present .Year by 'l'. N . :LONGA-lAN and 0. RITES, No. 39, Paternoster-row.. 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Jones - A. 2 a o Martin Bree, Esq ' - - . - - A. .3 3 0 Bicknell Coney, Esq. per' Fuller - - A. s, s_ o Mr. Sharpe; jun. - - . ' - A. 2 2 0 Mr. Wallace - - - •:. - A. a 1 o Mr. D. P. kiearnden, notli benefaelion - o 2 o Mrs. Hyde - A. 6 o o Mrs. etarere - - , k - - A. 2 2 o A. B. - - • r - 2.0 o 0 G. W. 1. by Mr. Grasswell - -..., A. 20 o 0 • A. B. (a Lady) 11. as.—L. M. D. Ann. sl. ss. 6 6 0' C. C. Esq, Ann. al. zs.—X.Y.Z.. 11. as.. - - 33 0 B. E. F. M. the settlement of a dispute (Letter-box) a ' o o' F. S. al. ts.—ditto.for a book 6s. i . = . a 7 o B. D. P. - il. ts.—A. Y. per Hoare, 11. Is. - 2 2 , 0 Miss S. and N. - - - to o o A. F. - - - .. 'lO To . 0 Found in the Letter-box ... •.. _ .. - 2 o o • . 142 18 o • Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, • . • 135 Debtors, for the sum.of ' - ••- '353 rr 9 Considered the Cases of 56 Petitioners—Approved 47—Re= (erred for Charaelers 8 PeiitiOns—And . rejeCted t. Benefactions are received by James Ne.ild, Treasurer, Cheney-walk, Chelsea; also by MesSrs. flerries, Farquhar, Se Co. St. James's-street•; Messrs. 11.wres,.Flcut-sire,:t ; Mess. Fuller, Son; and co: Lombard-street ; Messrs. Iliddulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ;;Messrs, Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, Corohill ; Messrs. 'Ransom, ',Worland, and Ham. mersleys; Pal ; Messrs. Vere,l Lticaciott, Troughton, and ,C0..N0. 77, Lombard-street ; •Me,ssrs.Wilkinson, Pol hill, Bl,Oxam, and Co. . Southwark ; antt'byt•the Secretary . , N0..7; Craven-street, Strand, Wilere .. the Beaks, may be, seenhy those Who•are inclined to support this Chanty, and where Soc,lety. melt on - the first Wednesday in every Month •, • • • MARSHLAND, PLUMSTEAD 'TO RE - SOLD IJY PRIVATE CONTRACT, SEVERM, PIECES of MARSH tAND, situate at Pion - istead, in the County of kert, in fife o..cupation of Mrs. Harwood, I%:n.int at Will. ' For parr;.culars, apply to Debary and Cope, No. 6, Paper— buildings Inn4.Teinple. • • GLAMORGANSHIRE. - • .TO BE .SOLD 11Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, A II Ancient FREEHOLD MANSION-HOUSE, now used as a Farm House,. with suitable Offices, and walled Gardens, and a valuable Farm in a Ring Fence round the House, containing 816 Acres, more or less, lett to a re spectable Tenant, at a lo•.v Rent of 6251.. on Lease, . which . will expire at Candlemas 1804, but estirnated to be worth near 8061. per Annum. This Estate is vary eligibly situated, adjoining the }3ristol Channel, at a inAaAtt; distance from the Market Towns of Cardiff, Co wOridge'and liri,fgend, and capable of great im provement. Further particulars may be had of Mr. B. C. Solicitor, in Bedlual-rosy, London aad of John Franklen, Esq. of Lannihani.le, near Cowbridge, G laniorganshire, where a Map of the Estate nig be seen, itnd all other requi site infornieson oPtainel • BY HIS AIATESTY% ROYAL LETTEIS PATE NT GRANTED to J. SIG M O N.l), Surgeon Dentist, Bath, tar his BRITBH IMPERIAL DEN - TIFRIC.EandPRESERVAT.IVE LOTION. Takes this method to acquaint his Agents, that in consequence of the heavy and additional Medicine Duty, which took place the first of this tnonth, the follovvinc aßvance has beers made on the price ot above•Prepar.it:on t , rc. - The Bottle of Preservati - ..:..• - ,C; 0 5 6 The Large Size Box of . Denzifi-n.2e o s ,6 The Small Ditto Ditto - - - o 2 9 The Bottle of Anodyne Tineture o z 9 The above may be had (together with the varic; , ‘,ls sorts of, Tooth-Brushes constructed on an improved plan) 1 - iy Cattle and Lea, No. 52, New 'Bond-street ; • Flendri.i. and Son, Tichborn_street, Golden-square; Watts, 47z1, Strand ;. Rowney, 9-„ HolbOrn Hilt ; Geo. Cl'ver, Perfumer, 65, - Cornhill% Golding, 42, C01'111611; Hazer, Perfumer, friars Road ; and by .the Principall.MeCticine Venders and Perfumers in the tinged Kingdoms. 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VV-1-iKN Protessio n ai M en 01 Eklu , ..:itoo'n -arid Responsibility deviate from the general ,System by the section of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con.. tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted anty practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of my, plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages nt. those Complaints which are the.mort important in the Catalogue of flumar! Infirmities. At - ter initiation into. every Branch, as an Army SUrgeon, [f orm ed A , w4ll at an - early period of Pratice to rescue ig dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous +,recipitaticy of general Praditioners. The Three Disorders., to the Cure of which I have dee voted • my attention, comprise every species of VENE REAL INVECTION, whether of a recent or long du. ration: zdly, All kinds of•debility, whether arising from the hahits of school -boys, or• the. indulgences of • mature age: 'And, lastly, Oat derangement di the system in Novo. men which is 4.:alled. 13A E SS, or ST ERIL , • -Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste 'in the treatment of a simple'Cimorthcza ; and it net un freqUently hameni that ;he ,seeds of Life:are poisoner; by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.---By a superior me thod such Complaints are easily ,cured; and, even : , ,where others have failed ) , i trust that I may presume ;:o ofl4 a radical re-establishment. • • • 4 - • • Few,", however, are the .cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared- with the calar s .lifous sittiatioriS . of Men, who, from an indulgence. in a solitary. ; vice, or, the , prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire thai suite of Debility, winch is the.iinavoidable - consequence of such. pernicioai habits. Wheie the unhappy sufferer broods - over his misery, but carefttlh conc cats nis misfortune, it my be souse conse. Lilian for lttm to know, that althoUgh it be an object of doubt of uncf with Othe ract it h. tiers, - the remora I of t4.iese Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renovx tion, is the :acquireinent..of . l xper s ience. . If-the rites. of iiaechus or. Venus have began to reduce Manly Vigoitr; rnuen aar,iety, will be prevented by an early Counterac. Lion of this languid •State ; and •in these cases, no great difficulty • -- But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably • , .equiSite, to - revive th e slum- . rMg Sparks of Life, and to, re-animate the.C;onstittition., 14 itIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expeetations of a Family, may be assured,. that in most instances,•suchidefeas are curable by Medical skill Toe secrecy • which is so essential to-my • - unitertakung, and the qualifications whit li I, have presumed to state, f l orin the basis of my pretensions, and itt eolnticience with Stich this intimation is given, that Ms. free may he consulted personally, or. by Letzets (inclosing a StnallNott), at his nouse, No. %9,-` 'Arundel. street,: Strandv•near Ternfxle liar. 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