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_- • - . 4 11_41 Ar d , o§ - , 4 IT't, P•l 4-I °.Pw ta t . 4 0 4J 1 • k\‘ , \! T 117 t. r-4 r A,z 4 NUMBER 3r35-1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY—LANE. 170..1VIORROW EVENING, 06tober 7, iBoz, will be performed, KING HENRY THE FOURTH. King Henry, Mr. WROUGFITON ; • Prike of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Hotspur, (first time), Mr. POPE ; Sir John Falstaff; Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE, • From the Theatre-Royal, Newcastle, his first _Appearance . .. ----- . on this Stage); ..• Francis, Mr. SUETT. Lady Percy,. Mrs. pl) WELL ..; Mrs. Qui.:kly, Mrs. SPARKS ; ' Previous to the - Play', an Occasional Address will be spoken , Mr. by BANNISTER, jun. .. , ~_ . • 'To wLici will - be added (for the ad time at this Theatre) a Farce, called. FORTUNE's FROLIC. Rabid Rough-head, Mr. COLLINS; Snacks, Mr. MA DDOCKS ; Rattle, Mr PALMER; Nancy, -4liss B. MENAC'F.; Margery, Mrs. SPARKS Dolly, Mrs. HARLOWE. On Saturday, thiComedy of The: Brothers ; Sir Benjamin Alt. cherry. zlrt ran 1%-to:Owtyr t::,airilewart_7o2l2Y The'l79ll7a"c" Pubfw_iare respvittnilv intOred revved, Y ofTne jealous Wife will speedily be inwhich -ors Gluvr will snake her iirSt Appearance on this Stage, in the Charader of Mrs Oaklp. A new Musical Piece, called A }ibnse to be Sold, taken dm the French,is in preparation, and will be speedily pro. ClllCed . PHCNIX FIRE-OFFICE. September Is, /802.., DERS6 N'S whose Insurance Payments tall dile at 4- "Michaelmas, are requested to take Notice, That Printed Receipts..are now ready at the- Offices in Lombard -Street, aucl Coiner, 'of Spring-Garden, Charing-Cross and in the Country in:the hands of the several Agents. Attendance is daily given for Instiring of Houses,. Buildings,' House hold Goods, Stock in Trade, and Merchandize ; also, Shios in Harbour; 'Cargo in Ships and Lighters, in 'Rivers- and Canals; and Ships Building or Repairing, - troth Loss „or i , ,tAar,.by FIRE.. • The Insurance of AGRICULTURAL STOCK, as first practised by this Of:gee upon the reduced Rate of Three Shil lings per cent. Nvill be on due examination best adapted to the security of karrairs and Owners of such Pro - Perty. THOMAS WORSLEY, Sec: - WANTED, by a MEDICAL GENTLEMAN • of the first respeaability. and in very extensive Frac lite • b e in London, an APPRENTICE. Ap his Situation will e a nt comfortable, and he will have opportunities of be :;"'aeguallited with his Profession, not usually to be met a Premium wil t be expeded. te . :r particulars, apply to Mr. Humphries, Druggist,. Ben 't --hill, Thames-street. AT , RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co.'s L., Licensed Lottery Offices, the Corner of Bank-build- Corniiiii, 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 agth of November. - The First-drawn Ticket 25,0001. Ditto Second D.Ay - - 10,0001. Ditto Third Day,- - to,cool. Ditto Foprth Day - - zsopool. -• 33eside 944 other Prizes, of 191. and up war d s , amount i ng *7 -24.5;c5t.01.. In the preseatt year, three Prizes of Twenty Thousand pounds, No. 71 0 5, .0,318, 48,752 have been sold and shared 4 Y RICHARDSON, GUODLUCK, and Co. who are/the .7 11 Y Persons that ever sold in Shres, Two ISM rizes of Thirty housanci sounds, No. 12,807 a:id 26,88 3 . emes gratis. Yarmouth, Oct. 3, an z. to SAIL FROM YARMOUTH to HAMBURGH, On Sunday the teal OctoOtv inst. THE good Ship ANT, of Yarmouth, WILLIAM HARRIS Master, liurthen S 7 Tons.' She will take in szoods and Passengers till the day previous to .her Address ti Mr. Timothy Steward, Merchant, •Yarmouth, the Master nn hoard the Ship. TC.):THE:CURIOTYS IN FISH SAUCE.. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respetafully informer', I 01-IN RGE SS " GENUINE ESSENCE of A i NCFIOVIES, `t 6 nt• inties tobe. prepared by them :th..the sane .manner that I.l?ven such universal approbation for itiny years pas , t.. c knit justly-acquired superiority of that Anicie is confirmed in the opinion of the Country at-large, and ot t2s t ons_reside n t in all parts of the World,-and.haringstood . 1 , est of trial, ranks it in,the situation it now maintains. tZ ek he general utility of theifEssenceoi Anchovies and other A,,' Sauces for &c. in them, from the numerous •g "er tisernents.daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in rch asin6 the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, , at their Warehouse as under. - . be s , v erY other Article . in the Oil Trade for family use, of the, guar • ay. t he w " 1-I ndia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c Officers in, the hart and-Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for have and West Indies, paced ' for the convenience of Families in - Scotland, they th eir , a Ppoinied Messrs. It. Johnston 'and 'CO: Edinburgh, Agents for Fish Sauces. - renotise, No: 137, Corner of Saver-steps, Strand, Linden. A CAUTION. NN 7 -HEN Articles of acknowledged Reputation I, are likely to be depreciated in the Public Estimation, unfai r and false pretences, it is a Duty incumbent on the , rn priet o rs to guard the Public as much as•posszlole against t • V - "an. This premised, M. Trotter, Proprietress of that : ehrated Dentifrice, entitled the ASIATIC TOOTH ti , C) WD ER, which has obtained a celebrity equal to the Pi ts e , rl , or qualities it possesses, respeafully cautions the v eis `ic against several spurious Compositions that are p e ;` - `ed under the, title of the • Composition in question, no „ sort but herself being in postession 'cif the original ..Re -Ipt, bequeathed to her by her late Husband, Ninian lrot ;:rty Chemist, of Bear-lane, Blackfriars, who prepared the . g i t cle, and constantly supplied Debraw. She embraces e,;_s unPPortunity of acknowledging her grateful' sense of the . ragement she has received from personages of t.h r.t.'rs r ank and distin&ion, and hopes her resolution td pie 'ltter property from infringment, will be sandioned 4 us t - approbation and 'support of every Admirer of te e. B eaufort-Building Protter will sign each Box with her own name on a vh• S tap, in order to secure to the Public that Benefit 14 'ell thousands have received. To be had at those Places Country, and every capital „Perfumer's House in S o l Edt,,illt-hinoglessale and retail, at the Warehouse, N 0.3, Beau , Strand ; and by appointment ; by Messrs. sit:teller and oder, Oxford; Mr. 'Reynolds, Bath ; Mrs. ar F 1 i and Andrews Bristoll Mr. 'Crewman, Exeter ; p b r• Snack, Portsmouth; Mr. Richards, Plymouth ; Mr. dc t u 7S I o N i V i t e l Y l ' am mo p u t t o h n ; Mr. Edmonds, North am pt on ; Mr. L u _ ; Mr. Howard, Reacting; Mr: .'Nfiddle less' Rr It ui ? . Ipswich; Mrs. Poitett, Colchestor;Brass, Holdbrook; Derby ; Mr. Winks, Gainsbro' ; C r pillon, Chester ; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth; Mrs. t0 n ", 44 .d Wood, Sh rewsbury; Mr. Rice,- Wakefield; Sw.ll— ; and M r. S pence an d M r. Raeburny Bain 4s, 9.(l.;dauntdy Bull,. Dublin , Price as. 6d. a Box ; Tii.aare, izcluded. India Brushes, is. each. WE - DNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1802. This Day was Imblished, in Two Volumes Svo. Price r3s. in boards, a Third Edition of LECTURES on the GOSPEL 'of ST. MAT THEW, 'delivered in the Parish Church Of St. James, Westminster, in the Years 1793, 1799, 'Sop, and 1801. By the Right Reverend 'BEI LBY PORTE US, D. 13`. Bishop . of London. ' Printed for T. Cadet], Junior, and \V. DaVieS, Strand ; T. Payne, Mew's Gate ;. and F,. and C. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard. 0 f whom may be had by the same Author, I. Sermons on several . Subjeels, in Two Volumes Svo. Eighth Edition, •12.5. in boards. • • . z. A Summary of the principal Evidences for the Truth and Divine Origin of the Christian R6 , elation ; designed chiefly for the Use of Young Persons.. Seventh Edit. ..zs. This:Day was pubOied, IA One Volume Svo. Price Ss. in boards, ASecond Editiun of MON S. By rbe,Rev, THOMAS GIS BORNE M. A , . _ _ Printed for T. Cadet!, juh. , and ) , V:DaVies, Strand. Of whom maybe had, the same A.uthor,, r. A Familiar Survey of the Christian Religion, and of Histriry4S.conneCled with the Introdndion of ChriStianitY,i and with its Progress to the present - Wended liri sOr the use of Young Persons of either Sex,,dtiring:Mo:. .co - toSe' of public-carol private Education, Bvo. Third. Edition, wireded, Bs. boards. a. - An ?liquify into the t •Duties of Aka in the - higher and middle Classes of Society in Grear Britaiii,' resulting from their respective. Stations, Professions, , and Employments. Two Vols. Bvo. Fifth Edition, 145. in bOards. . An-Inquiry into the Duties of the ethale Sex: Bvo. Fifth Edition, 65.: in boards. - , 4. The Principles of , Aloral,PhilosophY investigated, and applied to ti l e Constitution of Civil Society. s _ Fourth Edi tion, cOrrettEd and enlarged. To wid t h i s a dd e d, a new Edi lion, wjth an Appendix, of•ltem4ks;cn the•late Decision or the Hpuse of Commons respeding the A boiition of the Slave Trade. Bvo. IS. in boards. • • 5. Walks in a Forest ; or Poems deicriptive of Scenery and .Incidents driraderistic of a Forest at diikrent sea ortis of the year. Fifth Edltion, corrthed: ,• Elegantly printed in One - Vol-mire, and adorned with Plates. '6s. boards:. Poeins, Sacred and. Moral. Second Edition, with Ad ditions, elegantly printed in Ode Volume, and adorned with Plates. 6s. :in boards.. - This Day was published, • In Three Volumes zzmo. Price los. 6d. sewed, T E FORESTER, a Novel. By die AUTHOR 'of ARTHUR FITi-ALBINI. • - Printed ha J.,.White; i'leet-street. ' Of whom may be had, in z vols. price 7s. The Second Edition of Arthur Fitz-Albini, • NEW PARLIAMENT. This Day was publishe,i, Price 2S. 6d. CORRECTED from the RETURNS in the CROWN OFFICE, to which are added a copious Index, snd the AddreSses of Messrs. Fojc; Baker, and• Coke ; : Sit Jacob Astey, and Sir Francis Burdett;- ACORRECT LIST of the KNIGHTS, MI.. Z ENS, and BURGESSES,. Ole'Eled to serve in the PARLIAMENT appointed to meet on Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1802, with the NAMES or the CANDIDATES where the ELECTIONS were CONTESTED, .and the Numbers polled ; a Summary_ of the whole House of Con - 116n5 . ; a List of Places which formerly sent Members to Parliament; and a"Table - of the duration of the several Parliarhents, from the Reign of henry VI 11. to the - present Time. Printed for J. Debrctt, opptsite Burlingtordrousc,.Picca dilly. ' • . In the Press, and . on the 15th of Oaober will .. 13e. publish* In Three Volumes OdaVO, Price'ijs. in boards, A NIMAL BIOGRAPHY Anecdotei and L 3...lllustrations of the MANNERS, CHARACTERS, and ECONOMY of the whole ANIMAL CREATION. Arranged according to.the System of Liimmus. ILy the Rev. W. BING LE Y, A .B. • Fellow'of the Linnean Society, avid late of St. Peter's Col lege, Cambridge. • Priritedfor R. Phillips, NO. 7i,' St. Paul's Church;vard • and may he had of all Booksellers. f The Author of the present Work lays his claim to at tntion, on the-ground of hs utility. He. has brought for. ward many thousands of anecdotes and observations that will tend to`promote the study of thedelighiful Science of Na tural tiisiory has ranged through an expensive collqaion of bc.oks, amounting in number to - nearly a thousiiid Volumes; and nas methodizeri•the accounts and traits of character,. le_ co , ded by all authentic travellers and historians, from the earliest to the present times.. FREEIIOID ESTATES, and WATER CORN.LMILL, • near CA .VIBR I DC E. TO,}3E, SOLD BY" AUCTION . , By Mr.- SMITH, • At the Red Lion Inn, near the Market-place, Cambridge, on Saturday next, in the. Afternoon; in several Lots ; EVERAL very DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES; comprising .a quantity of excellent open Field and inclos.ed Land; in Westfield, Cadwin, Belsher, and Braybritok- Fields, adjoining the Town of Willingham, miles of t:antbridge.; with a Farm-house, 'chard, Garden, large Farm-yard, Barns, Stabling, and Out ,buildings, in the occupation ot- Mr. Ingle, Tenant at Will. Also, a very desirable Freehold Estate, comprising 7o Acres of rich Arableand MeadoW Land o well timbeted, adjoining the4th inile-stone on the Turnpike Road from London, at Parnsford, three miles front Chesterford, seven from Saffron Walden, and eight froth Cambridge, with. a ' Dwellitilk . -house, Farm-yard-, Barn, Stabling, and Out buildings, in the occupation of Mr. John Tilbrooke, with a , powerful Stream of tine.c i lear Water, and :sufficient capabi lity for cotiduaing a 3ne 'White Paper Manutadory,. &c. ' To be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, and Farticnlars hart ten days iAreceding the Sale • at the Fountain, 134,1nting:. don; Bell,• Bury . , :Sr. • ; - Ram, Newmarket ; Crown, Chesterford; Red Lion, Royston; Red Lion, BiThOp's'Stortford - of Messr§.-Debary',.nd Cope, - Salicitors, Temol:.: : :if the Vtacp.of Sale; anst No. 6z, Bro'ad-street. - •" . . . . °CAPITAL I.3.IWVEftY andi,MALTINC-HOUSES at courisHAl,,L; near .NORW,ICH: -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION - • Br. Mr. SMITH `At GarraWay's Cof f ee -House, CornhilL, 'London, nn Friday the . 22d inst. at 'Twelve o'Clock, A FREEHOLD: BREWERY,- of great CapabL CA. lity., Valuable MA•LTING-HO USES, W HA R F, and PREMlSES,•iritheoccupati6u of Mr: CHAPMAN IVES, 'Brewer, in a very desirable Situltion for' (lime and Shipping Trade, in. front of the river B u r e , n a v i ga bl e f ro th Y armout h to' Ayisham, free from Locks or Tolls, 7 miles from Nor ,wich °and North Waltham, at COLTISHA L.L, in - the. County of NORFOLK. The Buildings are substantial, an d capable of brewing Twentv.Thousand Barrels, with CAPI TAL GRANARIES,% slOlting-Houses, • Store and Vat ,RoorrisOarge YardS„ Srabling for fourteen Horses, a Cooper, age, and numerous_O u t-b u ildi ngs . A FAMILY HOUSE in good repair, in -:front of. the.WorkS, 'excellent Kitchen gardens, chearful , Pleasure-groundi, 'Green-house, and Fish pond, Cottage,-and Meadow, Containing together about five AcreS, in tiretre .01;•-a-line'Corn _country, forminKaho gether a valuable acquisition fora Man of Connedions Brewery, Distiller 3, or . YiiteTar Line. • May _be viewed; and Particulars had ten days previous to the Sale,•of the Printers of the Ipswich journal, Bury Post, Norwich Mercuri, Norfolk Chronidle, Lynn Packet, Essex " Herald, and Chelmsford Chronicle ; at the Angel Inn, Yarmouth ; Ram, Newrauket ; Rose and Crown, Sitd bury ; White Hart;. Boston ; at the Corn Market Coffee `Houses, Mark-lane; Garraway's, and of -Mr. Smith,. No. 6; Broad-street, near the Royal:Exchange, London. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANOR, TYTHES, AND ADYQW . SCN„ SURREY. TO 'BE SOLD BST. AUCTION, By • Mr. SIVI At Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Friday the 22d of 0 elober, at TweiVe, lir several Liks, unless .an accepta ble offer is made.for the - whelk. in the mean time by Fri_ Tvate„Contracl, HE Valuable and highly iittp . toreable FREE.. HOLD ESTATES, comprising the . -whole 'Parish of ADDINGTON, .containing together upwards of Three Thousand HMtdred Acres, free from - Tythes, corn, mandhig some of the .most beautiful Situatkas for 'building in the home Counties, with the Perpetual Advowson of the Vicaragefind the Manors of Addington .and Temple,• in a fine Sporting Country abounding with Game, thiiteen miles from London, and three front Croydon, in t.th County'a Surrey s with a capital stone-built Mansion, seated in a Park of Two - Hundred and' Twenty Acres,' surrounded. by elegant Pleasure Grounds . and Plantations, a• handsome Villa;. and. several eligible :Farms finely timbered, and near the best Markets; .with the advantage of the Croydon Canal and Rail . Roadcoming up to the Estates. .Tone viewed ten days preceding the Sale (rie Mansion with• Tickets only), which, With Particulars, aYthen be had of Mr. SMith,'No:,6z, B roa d -street,mear the, m oyal Exchange. • Particulars also of W. Walton, Esq. Girdlcr's-Hall, Basing hill- street ; or' Mess. Debarey end Cope, Solicitors,Temple ; • and of Mr, ?enfold, solicitor, .Croydon, to whom application is to. be made for viewing the Park and Farms.. • . LP RICE SIXPENCE. NAVY .OFFICE, SePttinZer 27, IEO2. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM.. MISSIONkR.S of His MAyESTY's N do h(re,,, give ,Notice, that' on THURSD.4) . ',.tie Oelcber next,- at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, they trill at up to Sale, at their 0 . 1 - fiee; in Someriet Place, the ittails of His Majesty's Pr4selz Undermentioned, &Take; with. Ma:us, Furnituve, and Stores, as, per Inweary, vii. • Toffs. CLINKER - FORCE - - 1 4S I FURNACE - 169 PIELTER - 149 TEAM R -14 S (Copper bottcarza lying at (; IPER - 169 r sheerzie43. . GALLANT - 169 I . ACUTE - - 161 -SWINGER - 147 FURIOUS - - j BRAAK - E, Ditto, lying at Deptford. Personr willing to become hew thsers may have t , f liberq- of viewing, the said . Vesscii' daring the “.1111124 working ho,:efs of theyardr. . catalogues and Conditions of Sale mny te Lad here and at the' - COAL and IRON STONE. ' - ("'OT io BE LET, for such Term of Years, and _L upon such Conditions, as may be agreed on, the in' valuable and extensive COAL and IRON STONE in the Lands -and estate of. Park-hall, situated in the Parish- of Muiravonside, and County of Stirling. . The Coal in this Estate, which_ has been frequently • . 'wrought to great advantage, and for which considerable-rents have been recently offered, is admitted to be of very excel. lent quality* and of great extent. A level might be driven at , no very considerable expence, which persons versant in these matters ate of opinion would clear several hundred Acres of Coal'ot the very first quality. The iron Stone, of which there is great abunthince, has also been partially wrought. • the conjun&ion of the above two valuable articles, on so extensive a-scale, in the irhrnediate neighbourhood of excel lent Roads, and of the Great Ciyde and - Forth_Canal, render them well worthy the attention of a Mining Company. For furtherintOrmation, application may be made to the Proprietor, Mr. Livingston, at Clarkston, by Falkirk ; to Michael Linning, Writer to the Signet, St. f aines's-square, Edinburgh ; or, to Alex. Mundell, No. 3, Fludyer-street, Westminster. VALUABLE and• EXTENSIVE ESTATE in the • .-COUNTY of INVERNESS, in .SCOTLAND. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • Within tie Royal .Exchange Coftifc-house, in Edinburgh, upon Wednesday the 19th day of January, 1303, between ' • the Hours of Two and Three o!CloCk in the Afternoon, • THE LANDS and BARONY. of GLENELG; with the Right of Patronage of the Parish and Church of Gknelg, • This Estate consists of above 37,000 Scotch Acres, of Arable and Pasture Land, of superior quality, and highly im provable, lying compa6t, stretching'aliing the Sea Coast and the beautitial arm of the Sea called-Loch Urn (a great Herring Fishing Station), for a course of upwards of 20 miles, com municating with the great Military Road conneding the Forts that terminates in this Estate, which thus possesses an im mediate .access by land as well as by water to the best markets. Upon the Estate are upwards of i:iora Acres of Wood, , con sisting of Oak, •Ash, arid• other Trees. It commands the most beautiful prospeels, and alintind's with Red 'arid. Roe Deer; Black-Cock, Grouse,' and other Game. There are • Salmon and other Fishings, and the Kelp Shores are valuable and extensive: the whole thus forming a most desirable pm . chase, combining pleasure with profit. • . The Rent (at present only 53721. ras. 5d.) will in the Coarse of less than two years be increased , to upwards of 14001. in terms-of one of theTeiii&g, which are all upon low Rents, and inOst of them expire in 1804, when the Rent will be much increased ; and by trans - a:ling with the Tenants, may now - perhaps - be more than doubled. . - • The Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Macleod, at Islandreoch, Glcnelg ; and particulars- may be bad of Alexander Mundell, N 0.3, Fludver-street, Westminster ; and of H. M i acdonald Buchanan, Writer to the Signet, Edin burgh, who will shew. a plat►a the -Estate. FRE E.HOLD VI LL A. and LAND, near ASHBO URN, DERBYSHIRE." TO -BE SOLI), BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH-I, At Garraway's Coffee-hOuse, London, on Friday the 2.9 th of October, x 862, at .'Twelve o'Clock; unless an accept - - able offer is in the mean time maderby Private Contract' ; A VERY fia - ridscim - e MODERN VILLA., seated I 1 on a pleasing Eminence' called the GROVE, near DOVE DALE, within-two miles of ,Ashbourn, Co from Buxton, ten from MailoCk, and",thiiteen miles from Derby. The Ifouse is well adapted for the acconmiodatien of .4.re speaable Family, ; with ten airy Bedchambers, Dressing- Rooms, and numerous Closets; - a lofty Dining-room, 'ZI feet 6 by 13, and a Drawing_room z 6 feet 6 by 24, opening' in one withsliding doors, Statuary Marble Chintney-pteces and Windows to the Floor, with a chearfot Lawn in front, taste - fitl'Pleasure Gminds, and Views of ,great extent and lat.!tity over Aslibourn, Uttoxeter,' and the rich adjacent Country ; a Breakfast Parlour, Gothic Window and BookcasCs, Lofty Hall, Stone Staircase and. Water Closet,. Gent lernan'sDress ing Room, - suitable Offices and Arched Cellaring, Double Coach-house and Stabling tor Seven Horses , Produaive Kitchen Gardens, Fruit Walls, and prime FrUit -Trees ; dc -- lightful Shady Walks, with flourishing Shrubs and-Timber Trees in full perfeCtion ; a Cold Bath, large .0 rchard, , Pad tioc4, tick Meadow Land and two , Arable Fields, containing together about Fifty Acres, noun4ed• in part by a Trout Stream, in a fine Sporting COuntry, and respietable Neigh. bourhood: To De viewed with Tickets only; which, with , Particulars, may be had twenty days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Bro:Id-street, near the Royal Exchange,, London; Particulars also at the Hotels, Buxton, Matlpck,'Manches . - ter and 9°61 ; Bell, Derby, ; Swan; Stafrord 1 . Black's Head, .Nottinghani ; York Hotel, Bath ; anti at Carraway'si: ESTATE AND MANOR, NEAR BOSTON, LIN COLNSHIRE. ~. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SMITH,' THE MANOR and - Extra-Parachi a l TOW SHIP and ESTATE of . BROTHERTO FT, botinded 1:1,1 Navigable Streams, communicating with the opulent Sea. Port ToWn of Boston, and the 'most. considerable Navj.. gations of England', .iutersetied by a Turnpike Road, with the Manor. house and. ffices, Orchard, I , leas ure.and Ki tchen ' gardens well stocked and planted, Stabling for date Horses, a Powerful Mill that 'works a large Threshing and IVinnow- . ing Machine, Stalls for fattening ninety Head of Cattle, lar g e. Granaries, a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling, Cow-houses, a Wind Corn Mill, thirteen 'Cottages, and numerous Out buildings, with Sy9 Acres of rich Arable,and Grazing Land; in 5g divisions, within a - Ring Fence,let at •Rents,A.and of the valueof 'Fourteen Hundred. Pounds per annum. The Estate commands an extellent Situation for fmprovement, highly. advantageous; within fur miles of Boston, the greatest - Sheep-market in the Kingdom. The rates are coma paratively tow, and reduced by an Estate appli ca bl e to t he Relief of Poor. 14,0001. of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage.. • N. B. Conipared with several other Estates in the imme diate neighbtiurhood, Brothectoft might produce a clearr. In come of 4861. per annual, at easy Rents. • May 'be 'viewed, and further particulars known, of Mr.. Smith, No. 6z, Broad-itreet, near the Royal Exchange. OFF/C.E. OE 9R D NAWC.F, . • • • • iSth Sept-ender, • MTIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA. Y.ES:Trt,4i: DN/ES,Y:E 4 1 2. iTrely g ive o.hy sell ly Public dizeiion at the Tower,•on. Thurs4l- 9 :, the 141 b of 011ober next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore,con,:SClN LOTS of .OLD and — UNSERVICEABLE ORDNANCE STARES, consisting of Maisquets, Carbines, 'and Flit°ls, Barrets for Musquets and Carbines, Musquet 'Loeks, Bayonets, and Steel R..tinrners, Swards of sorts. Halberts anti Spears, Black Leather A c . • coutrernents, Flints of sorts, a' Quantity of Bedding, and Sauti_Bags ' Pieces of Tents, Wadmill Tilts, (lee. Flags and Bunting, Light Dragoon Saddles 'complete, a Quantity of • Harness, Grease and Medicines, Handscrews, Shovels, Spades, Pickaxes, Barrows, Feather Edge Boards, Match Wad's and Paper Stuff, Oil and Pain, Nails and Spikes of' sorts, Bushel and Lump iron, Cop per, Junk, and a Quantity of _Cordage ; with various other - Articles, the whole of which sn..fy be view:d at the Tower till the d.v, of .Yale. Printed- Lists of the Lots will be delivered to such Persons as •api4 for them at the O f fice of Ordnance in the Tower. •• By Order of the Board, R. H. CR Ell; Secretary. TO BE SOLD, THE .LEASE of a HOUSE in Lower Grositenorm street, tit for the Resider; Ce of a ingle Man of Fa shion, or of a sniall Genteel' Family. Possession may bz had at Christmas,. ai'• sooner, ifreynired. For Particulars; inquire of Marsh and Tatham, UpholderS,' • Mount-street.. FREEHOLDS, IN HERTFORDSHIRE AND ESSEX. TO "BE SOLD BY AUCTION,- • • . By Mt-WINSTANLEY, At carraway's Coffite-hOuse, .Change A-Iley, Cornhilt, London, on Friday the' Stlt of October • iScz, at - Tweir-: • o'Clock at ,Noon, - LOT I. A SUBSTANTIAL MESSUAGE and - convej . -4 - i :tient Offices, together tviris sevi... - 1 parcels -Of Im provable, Arable, MeacioW. and 'Pasture - Land, containing,. by a late survey, t r.t .A.c . rei 4 ~ ,A clursive of 15efiges, FeaCC 3 t and Ditches, situate in Tneon,ii,t-street, in tite Parish' of Aldcnhant, in the County or.llertford, two miles front Etstree, five. froth Edgeware, and is from London; now in . the/pOssession of Richard flodgsOn, Tenant from year to • year, who, is under notice to quit at Mieliaelina., 1802. ••• LOT II.• _ t 1 valuable and very improvable FARM,: situate in the Island of - Foulness, in the County of ,Essex, about 7 mires from Rochford, and 6 fr om Prettiewell and South End, consisting of a Mes - suage and Offices, with several parcels! of rich Arable, Meadow in d P asture L an d , . containing 2.66 Acres, or thereabouts, in possession of the Widow of the late Giles Bell, held for a Term of twenty-one Years, which expires at I!,lidliaelmas 1808. • Allis Farm is near a Quay upon the Banks of the Island, from. whence the Produce is shipped at ,a small expence. Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Winter;-1( aye, Beckwith and Freshtield, Solicitors, Swithin's-lane, Lon, don; Messrs..' W. and ,J. Black, Middle Temple; Mr. Winstanley, Paternoster-raw; at Richards's Coiree-house, Temple Bar, and at the Place of Sale. TO MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS en.Bstiged in • COMMERCIAL CONCERNS, TO BE _LETT BY AUCTION, IN ONE LOT, At the Ceorge Inn, in Derby, on the first Monday in March next (without the Machinery for throwing Silk, and with or without the, Water), for the term: of. Sixty years, to commence from Lady d ay, IHE Extensive and Substantial B u ildi ngs we ll known by the nanv. of the DERBY SILK MILLS ;- situate in the town of Derby, oh the riveilperwent; and oc cupied by Mr. Laniech Swift, iis'a Silk 1 1 Ianufatlory. • Also an adjoining Buildin.; used by, Messrs. Brown and. Son, ',Or Sawing Marble and Turning Machinery; in the re trifaclion• Manufaelory. l : h r e . .S •e fibe t,oilisi!sit ...1.„- twd -61 4 it e e r ff i n'e ° r a y -n—I reptifor an d _ by ater Wheel, supplied . f rom the river verwent; is.tive:Stories , in heiOt ; has on the Ground Floor z 6 Windows, and on each of. the remaining . Floors zS Win. dows ; and is 46 yards iri length, and .13 yards in breadth ; the other' is four stories in height; Dias on each of the upper stories 102 windows; iindis . $1 yards in length, and about eight yards in breadth. • • Messrs. Brown's Alanufadory, worked bylVater supplied from the Derwent, is three stories in height, 27 yards in length and about ten yards in breadth; and has a proportion_ able number of windows. ,--• _ . These .Bitildings ate convertible to any manufa&nring put'. pose, and their great extent, and local- adva n t ages en ti t l e t l ient to the notice of the Commercial World. - They are•situated on the river Derwent, and adjoin thb Derhy Canal, which communicates with the neighbouring Collieries. , The Town and 24eighbourhood of Dtrby are Populous,:and abound 'with Minerals . of every deSciiption. The Premises may be viewed and farther particulars had on application to Mr. Ward, Town Clerk of Derby. Derby, Sept. 21, - • BY HIS -MAjESTY's .- ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, GRANTED to J. SIG IVICl i i\T D, _Surgeon - •Dentist, Bath,. for his 'BRITI I III INI - PERIAL DENTIFRICE and PRESERVATIVE LOTION. Takes this method to acquaint his Agents, that in •consrquence . of the heavy and additional Medicine Duty, which took place the first of this month,,, t, advance has been made on the price of the aboVe Preparations, :viz. The Bottle of Preservative, Lotion - Z.- o 5 6 7 - The Large Size Box:of Dentifrice - o 5 6 • The Small Ditto . Ditto •- •- - 0 2 9 The Bottle, of Anodyne Tikture - ' •'- x• The above . may be had together with the various sorts of Tooth-Brushes constructed on an improved plan) by Gattie and Lea, - No. 52; NeW Bond-street , . Hendrie and Sbn, Tichborn-street, ,Golden-square; Watts, 47-8, Strand ; Rowney; - Holborn - Hill Geo. Cryer, -- Perfunter, 68, Cornhill ; Golding, 4z, Cornhill ; H aze l, ierfumer, Black- , friars . Road ; ,and, by the Principal Medicine Venders- and Perfumers in the United Kingdoms. Sept, 23, 5‘ t802.. • - • 1 /, S. ,~~ J •: ••• ,