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w • 4 A 4 • • =7, 111- 2 4 te 4 4,;\ • 7 • , oprl . 4 171 s :Jll ` : 1 / 4 4:7 v ir 144 serf (E I _fa AI /p i *\\: • - to, Ii d- Tlve , fro:a from NUMBER 3153.1 TREATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Odober 28, 1802, will be performed, THE BROTHERS. Sir Benjamin Dove, Mr. CHERRY, Belfield Sen. Mr. CAU LI , I ELI) ; &Rick!, Jun. Mr.C. KENIIII.E ; Captain I ronsides, Mr. PALM EK ; Skiff; Master of the Privateer ' Mr. WATHEN ; Paterson, Mr. HO LLAND. • Lady Dove, Miss POPE ; Violetb, Mrs. A R LOW E ; Sophia, Miss MELLON, Fanny Goodwin, Miss B. MENAGE. WITH • MIDAS. na Pridav, the Comedy of:The Jealous Wife, with Midas. On Saturday, King Henry the Fourth, with Midas. The Tragedy olPizarro, is in preparation, aiut will speedily be produced with additional splendour. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO-MORROW EVENING, Odober 18oz, will be performed, THE CABINET: Orlando, Mr. BRAH A M ; Peter, Mr. 1111.11 s: I) EN ; Whirnsiculo, Mr. FAWCETT ; Count Curvoso, Mr. k:111 EkV Marquis de Grdnd Chateau., Mr: 131.A1NreilARD ; And Lorenzo, Mr. IN C LEIION. Curios°, Ma. MATTOCKS ; Constantia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Bianca, Mrs. DAV F. N.P 0 RTI Leonora, Miss HOWELLS ; Doralice, Mrs. POWELL; And kloretta, Signora STO'R.I CE. wtTu THE CITIZEN. 64. Fridan The Merry Wives of Windsor, with The Re= view, or the Wags of Windsor. Anion Saturday will he produced, for the fist time, a New Comedy, called Delays and Blunders, with Rosina , - PO RTUGAL-STREET, GROSVEN,OR-SQUARE. TuR LEASE of a HOUSE, with all the FUR:.: Warren, (late the Residence of Sir folio lorlase en, tart.; t o be disposed of. I nquire of Marsh , and Tathem, Mottnt-street, Grosvenor 3(,(tare • TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. • fliE. NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respeafully informed, 1011 N -BURG ESS 3114 SON's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCIIOVIES. ceatinues to be prepared by them in the same manner that has %Ivey such universal approbation for many years past. The Ping ytistly.acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country. at large, :tint of Persons resident hi ail . parts of the World, and having stood the teat of trial, rablcs it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other rich Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, from the ninneruus Advertisements d a ily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in u rchasiag the same , as tionelito bc' had of their Genuine, t at thr Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the 4.)i1 'Trade for family use, of the best quality. IVest=fridia Merchants, Captains 4sllips, &c Officers in the Army and Navy, stipplieti . upon the shortest notice for the East Slid West 'lndies. - " For the convenience of in Scotland, they 4 1.ve appointed Messrs. R. lohtiston ,and Cu. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. wa r o vusei N o . to 7, corner of Savby-steps, Strand, London. - • 'ELY INVENTFI) IMPERIAL TAI3I,E, SOFA BED, CHAIR BED, Handsome Brass-screw Four Posts, • and Tent Bedstead Nt A NAJFACTO KY. No. gi UHL 17, Catherine.street, Strand. • IrANE of the Imperial Dining 'fables, T. Mor. gan had the Honour of shewing- tc) TILE' I MAJ ES. Ti ES and the P NC ESS ES at the Queen's House, who Were, according to their accustomed goodness of encouraging Ingenuity, most graciously pleased to express their highest alcoprobation and sanction of the same. Also the - much ad_ mires{ Brass Screw Bedsteads, c dled Patent, so easily liixe/1 Up and rakentlown without Tools, the Furnitures to which are made upon a new Plan, in fixing onand taking off with e'ut the use of Nails, Tools, Sze. Several other Articles of rurniture ip the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new -a, n( 1 improv e d Pritniples ; a complete Assortment . of portable AlMpii to N e tt Reds, and every other Article requisite t'or La. dies ;grid Gentlemen going to the East and West Indies, and all ether. foreign Climatei ; arc allowed fir superior to any other tort usual ly sold ; handsome Dome Beds, and nest designed French Window - Curtains, cn suite, with every other Article . n,f Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, by ;Morgan and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Vfilker s , No. /6 and L 7, Catherine-street, Strand. B Morgan and Sanders, eutre4 Ladies and Gentlemen IQ he piirtkular in the N umbers, No. 16 and 17, three Doas rom the Strand. IrtIRNITURE; LAMP, and LAMP-01L .*',ARI-1 HO US E, No. Twci Pool's front St. Dunstan's Hutch Fleet-street. ARNoLD FINCHETT respatfully begs leave • to int;irin the Nobility, Gentry, &c. that they may be S uP lied at t h e above Warehouse with the greatest variety of he best Workmanship, and on the most reasonable Terms, in boublc Block Tin, Copper or Iron Kitchen Fa ll', ; complete Sets of Double Block Tin Kitchen Furni bitttre, at 81- 3s. or :me part may be had separate, if re crilited ; Portable Roasfing Jacks, with retleeting Skreens, calculated for small Families, or SUmmer Residence ; Port. al~lt Cottage Ovens, that may be used over alit' Stove or cont. !lion Fire; sets of Double Block Tin Dish Covers ; a gen ttel assortment of real Pontipool and Brouzed Tea and Collie Urns, elegantly mounted, anti of the newest patterns • fine Japanned Tea Trays, Waiters, Tea Caddies, Plate Warm- Vs, Collet; Biggins, &c. in Pontipool an other ornamental kpati ; an elegant assortment of Plated Articles, with silver Nges ; Kitchen RangeS, Register, Pantheon, and Forest - St o • CS ; great .vartety'of Table 'Knives, jelly F : u. ligating Machines to destroy Insects on Fruit-trees or in ,!ot T liouses.; Giircien Engines; Chamber Bathing . Machines ; . cin_inrer,, or Travelling Kitchens, cali:ulated for Pleasure ; Phosphorus Tinder Boxes and Matches ; Hearing - ,T i r t 4 , l upets to assist Deaf Person; ; a large aSsortrn;:nt gt 11.„.'"'l Lanterns, and Patent Lamps for Staircases, Side. Counting-liouses, Reading Chambers, Warehouses. 04 various other purposes. a..r Genuine Spermaceti PATENT PERUKES AND SCALPS.. RoßiNxf so and HOLMES, No. 1, Essex street ,Strand , peruke makers to His Royal Highness ' t -r• Prince of Wales, and to• the Theatre Royal, Covent. 4 nien, respeatitily acquaint the Nobility and 'Gentry, they „!Ye cifiCtcdsuch improvements as render their Peruke an worthy the. attention of the curious. They may be !;cinmed in any direction, and dressed in any fashion, hay /IN,, perfect resemblance of nature. The hair cannot • c ,e 4 r4ted by interference of the collar of the coat ; nor are .thy shcw. the line-. of weaving as - common Perukes sllblect - to by the slightest derangement, which has an 11 1 1 1 : e11 Y. appearance, arid destroys their intended imitation ; i' ll, agrecaole inconvenience of 'Perukes pressing too tight, , el 4 ) 7- 11 ) too easy, is entirely remedied, by • regulating the d g e . N i t ic, which may ,be accomplished by the wearer. Their wi. i. P 6 also claim tr equal ex::ellencics, as not to be discovered from the growing 'hair. The Paultit ,ranted to R. and H. is the only one whereiti the appearance . : ature has been th e principal design of th e Inventors. lilted instructions, for correctly measuring ,G.entlernen 4J }m erit it 7 2 . (- 1 ng at a di stance , ma y b e h a d as a b ov e;---A -reference for Towri will be expeded for Country Orders. ANNUITIES and ES FATES to be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. ROBERTS, No 7, Cecil-street, Strand. FFEEHOLD FARM, desirably situated near Matlock Baths, in the County of Derby, containing 63 Acres of riehArable and Pasture Land, lett at the low year ly Rent of 451 An Annuity of• 401, upon three Lives, se cured n•-0:1 :wo - ireeltold Houses in the City of London, lett at a clear lento( jot_ The Purchaser will be in receipt of the ::tints, andhave the Title-deeds to both. An Annuity of Got. upon three LiVes, ttpqn: six new.huilt• Houses in PL.ior-Areet. Westminster. An Annuity of tool. upon the &die, of the Grantol, age 45 ; and - Upon 'a valuable 'Church Living in vie County Essex. An Exchequer Pension of perann - upon tire Life of a very healthy Gentleman, tige 35. A ditto of 401. upon the Life of a Gentleman, age is, Fur further Particulars, apply personally at the Office as above. No Letters can be received or answered, unless post paid. • , • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1802. LONDON, PORTSMOUTH, and SOUTHAMPTON INTENDED_ CANAL, by the Route of Guildford, G oda in ng, Farnham, Alton, A I res tb rd, and Winchester, to Portsmouth and Southampton. • .THE following is a RESOLUTION of the SUBSCRIBERS, entered into at a Meeting held yn the 16th of September, iSoz ‘4 Resolved, That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that the execution of such a Canal would be - productive of the wost important public and private advantages that it is calculated to promote and improve Agriculture, and-to'faci litate and extend the Commerce, and increase the Mann fadories of that part of the. Country through which it will pass; and that it is much more eligible than any plan that has yet been made public, as being less circuitous, less ex pensive, and passing through a much more commercial part of the Country." At a Meeting of the Subscribers to the above Undertaking,. • heal at Batson's Coffee-house, London, 'on the list of October, iSet, kOWLAND RICHARDSON, Esq. in the Chair: Resolved, That the Subscription for carrying forward the proposed Canal, be now,opened to the Public. Resolved, That a Subscription of 201. shall entitle the Subscriber to Ten Shares of tool each ; and in that Propor tion.for any greater or less number of Shares, the same being transferable, and payable by instalments. . Resolved, That it shall be in the Option of the StibScribers to abandon, or retain, the respective. Shares to which they may be entitled, provided they signify their determination to the Secretary, on or before .11c 15th day of January, 1803. • Resolved, That Subscriptions be received at Messrs. Bar risons,. Prickett, and Newman, Bankers ; r, Mansion-house. street- rand at Messrs. Castell, Powell ; and Co. Bankers, ,66, Lombard—street ; :nut on their account at the Banks of Guildford, Farnham, Alton, Mresford, Winchester, Ports mouth, :uid Southampton. Resolved, Th:.. these Resolutions be advertised in the Daily and Provincial Paptirs. Resolved, That the Trianks of this Meeting be returned to Rowland. Richardson, Esq. for the propriety of his conduct in the Chair. ROWLANI) RI C...4-1A RDSONI Chairman: .• ROBERT DQDD, jun. Secretary, 34, Parliainent-street, Westminster. NEW MUSIC. just published by BRODERIP and WILKINSON; - No. t 3, Haymarket, LondOtt. FOR THE PIANO FORTE. PARISOT's celebrated HORNPIPE i n B ar b ara and Allen,--composed and arranged a$ a Rondo, by Signor Bossi, zs. Beethoven's three Sonatal, Op: ta. tos. 6d. Ditto Trio, 45. Griesbach's Sonatas, Is. King's Trio, 4s. Steibelt's Sonata, dedicated to Mad. Bonn , -arte; js. Pleyel's three Sonatas, Op. 3R 7s. 6d. The Organist ournal, No. ito tz,_ each, 4s. Seb. Bach's Prel u d e s sand Fugues, Book 4st, Ss. Muguie's Sonata, 4s. Mozart's t 6 Books of Sonatas, forming a complete colledion, each Ss. Ditto Quartettes, Book 4th, tos. 6d. Ditto Duets, Book loth, tos 6d. Ditto Duets, Book t4th, I2S. Ditto zo Airs with Variations, each 2.5. Von Esch's Military Divertimento, 4s. Ditto for the Harp and Piano Forte, 4s. Ditto as a Duet 3s. Ditto I.e Rettiur de Wandsworth, ss. .Ditto Le Colomb Retrotiv, ts. 6d. Ditto Impromptu Duo; ts ' Irr Where may be had, broderip and vVilkinson's Patent Grand and Small Piano Fortes, with additional Keys; alsO Harps, and Patent Barrel Organs with Drum an d Tr iang l e . N.B. Just imported from France, fitllland, and GerinanY,. a large assortment of Music for the Piano Forte, Hatp,. and, all instruments. -1 This Day was published, In Three Volumes Odavo, Price 275. in beards, A NIMAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Anecdotes and LA. - Illustrations of the UV - ES; MANNERS, CHA RACTERS and ECONOMY Of the ANIMAL CREA TION. By the Rev. W. BINCLEY, A.B. Pellow of the tinitein Society, and late of St. Peter's COI- lege, CiiMbridge. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, S Paul's Church - yard . ; and may be had of all Booksellers. (rr The Amin* of the present Work lays its claim to at tention, on the ground of i s utility, and of its novel and interesting contents. He has brought forward many thou . - sands of anecdotes and' observations, which-wilt tend to pro mote the study of the delightful Science of Natural His tory ' • he has ranged through an expensive eolletlio n of books, amounting in number to nearly a thousand Volumes; and has methodized the accounts and traits' of charaeler, re corded in the Works of all . authentic Travellers and Histo rians, from the earliest to the present times. WANTED at Christnias, from Fifteen to" Thirty-five or Forty Miler from London, for a Year, with or without the optima continuiii.it Six or Twelve Months_tonger, A COMMODIOUS well FURNISHED -FA -11 MI LY HOUSE, - containing Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, with other suitable Offices, seven - or eight best Bed-chambers, besides Servants' Rooms, •Eating 7 Roinn, Drawing !loom, and another Sitting Room; as much - Land. as wilt keep one or two Cows; although more will -not be objected to ; much Stabling unnecessary ; the Situation dry, and; near some Market or Post Town ; the Roads good, and if within reach of Fox Hounds the more desirable: in any County except Essex. Enquire, or direct Letters for S. W, No. rs 3, New Bond street. TO BE SOLD, A valuable. FARm caned. (DXCROFT, near . Westwratting, in Cambridgeshire, 'not far front Ne‘Y market, the property of the Right Hon. Earl Grosvenor, used as a Stud-Farifi by the late Earl, and containing -about Ninety Acres of Land, a Dwelling-house, Barn, Out-houses, 1-locils, and other Conveniencies.thr a Stud or. Farmer. For. Particulars apply to - Abraham Moore, -Esq . . No. 4, Lanib's-buiNugs, Temple. . . FOR RHEUMATISMS, Rheumatic-Goin, Lum. ba4o, Numbness, Palsy, Flatulency, Spasmodic or - Flying Pants, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sys tem Sprains, Bruises, &c. —E xperience has proved WH ITEFIEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD (Pills and Fluid), the most eiteetual tetnedv, made known to the World, having succeeded in cases-of six:eight, ten, twenty, and even of limy years standing, after every other means had failed, and it has absolutely cured more of the above Coin- , plaints, than all the Medicines ever bcroreinade .The Fluid Essenceis so singularly. penetrating and speedy in it operation, as generally to eltict the cure of the severest Sprains and Bruises by a few applications.—lt is prepar e d and signed by the Proprietor, R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek-street, Soho, London ; •and sold at 2S. 9d.. each box or bottle.-=And its reputation is so universally esta blished, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender in the England, Ireland, West Indies, and America. • NEW NII:,DICINE ACI. At the only Warelion;e 7 for Dr. I A ES's POWDER, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London: • TGIF following MEDICINES are Sold at the Prices annexed, including the Stamp DutieS; and as it is r :laded, that from .the ist of September, 'lBO2, the Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Home Consumption, and as a con siderable Addition is made to the• Stamps, on the articles of higher value, or those in bulk, the prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in future 2s. 9 (.1. per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d. per Dozen ; the quantity of a Mien Packets in a •Bot tie. (as matic ,q) for- the Army - and Navy) may be had for IL 4s. And as - by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp °dice, Plates are prepared for Alr. Newbery's sepa rate use, with his Name engraved in each• Stamp, the Public will be careful to observe, that the words, " F. Newbery, No• 45. St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is presumed that this wilt be a suffi cient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels on Dr. fames's Pofilder will be discontinued trom henceforward. Stamps will be allowed gratis,' as usual, ' - to 'those who purchase Half a Dozen or more 'at a • time, of the lower - priced artic les. •J. d. s. Dr. James's Powder z 9 Lozenges of Blois •' • z Do. a Bottle - 24 o Freake'sTinel.of Bark 4 Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do. Huxham's " - 2, 9 Do. large Box • 24 -o English Collee - 9 Dr: Steer's 00xleldoc z 6 Genuine Arquebuiade 8- 6 Do. Convulsion Oil 2, 6 Orntskirk Medicines • 8 :.6 'DO: Camomile Drops I 9 lnglish's Scots Pills t o Do. Paregoric Lozenges t ti 'Essenceof Peppermint gerry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops - xi Dr. Austin's Chalybeate • Dr. Hooper's Pills t ditto_ - 4. e . Glass's Magnesia -3,, 6 I.Lilby'S Carminative i 9 Henry's Ditto a 6 Essence of Coltstbot ''3 6 Norton's Drops 5, 6 Cephalic Snuff- - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Spence's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea a 9 [ones's Rheumatic Tinc- Greenough's Tindure ture 3.6 Do. Toln Lozenges t N. -B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to the first twenty Articles above enumerated ; and as many Persons ' particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his House,-he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the East End of "St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapsisle, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Frot4, on which these Words are inicribcd " THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR.. jAII/11::5•4 POWDER." PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. TMs Day was published, in One Volume Octavo, Illustrated by a Coloured Plate, r A BSERVA'rIONS on PULMONARY CON SUMPTION; or an Essay on the LICHEN I SLAN DICUS, considered both as an Aliment and a Medi cine in that disorder. In which a new Mode of Treatment is employed, titit has been found successful during Ten Years experience in Germany, France, and England. A number of Cases are adduced to prove the pradicabi lity and success of the Plan recommended. By J. B. REGNAULT, M. D. • Late Physician to theMilitaryHospital s an d Armies°fFrance, Printed for the , Author, No. 13, Duke-street, Manches ter-square and sold by Dulau and Co. Soho-square; Cal low, Crown-court, and Cox, in the Borough. Price*. !skis Day was published, Price zs. 6d. sewed, L ORD CHESTERFIELD's ADVICE to Iris SON on MEN and MANNERS : in which thePlinci ples of Politeness, and the Ail of acquiring a Knowledge of the World, are laid down in an easy and familiar Manner ; .and illustrated by Notes from " Galateo," a - celebrated Ita lian Treatise on Politeness and Delicacy of Manners. To whiCh are added, Extrads from various Books, recommended by Lord Ches. terfield ; Lord Burghley's Ten Precepts to his Son ; Dr. Franklin's Way to Wealth, and Pope's Universal Prayer, London: Printed for 'W. j. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange. SECOND EDITION. • This Day was published, Price 3s. 6d. AN ABSTRACT of the ACT lately Massedfor Consolidating the fortntr Ads for the R ED . E NWT! N of the LAND-TAX shoving the Disposition and Arrange ment-of the Subject Matter of it, with occasional Notes, ex planatory of the Objedand Effed of the new Provisions. To which are prefixed, a few Observations on .the Nature and Extent of the Advantages resulting to the Public, and to the Landed Proprietor, from the Measure. By GEORGE HARRISON, Esq. of Lincoln's-lart-Eields, Barristei at Law. Printed and published by J. Gold, late Bunncy and Cold, No. 103, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street.; Mr. Symonds, Para ...noster-ro\v ; Mr. Buitterwoith, _Fleet-street ; and Messrs. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn. To WILLIAM BRODUM, Author of " The Guide to Old Age." WHEN . an in'clivid . pal-has experienced any par_ ricular mark of • kindneSs, in which his welfare and happiness have been considerably prorsioted, nothing is more hatural than to seek out the person by 'whom ive have 'been served, for the purpose of expressing our grateful sense of the favour bestowed. Bat, in cases of health, where we have been . recovered frorn the last deplorable stage of debilitated , nature, and restored to the full - enjoyment of all the various blessings of life, we are forcibly called on by every Consi deratiOn; to acknowledge it in the mast public manner. We • owe this equally to our own feelings, which must be sensibly awakened on theoccasion, to the skill and talents of the Doc tor, which merit every encomium, acid to the public at - large, in order that those Who may stand in - need of Similar benefits, may know where to receive them. Having made these ge neral observations, I. shall proceed to state the particular case that has occasioned them, and to lay before the Public; thesa lutar•v efteds that I have experienced under the greatest afflidions that can possibly befal us. I was burn and educated at Winchester, and at seventeen years of age went to - the Uni versity at Oxford. - Prior to my, leaving Winchester, and more particularly at College,' I was reduced to the most grievous state, by the horrid and unnatural pradices too' in cident to youth ; s and which - are not -more baneful to our than sinful in the eye of God. , I was at first'afflided with . a dimness of sight, a. weakness in .my loins, and .a de pression of spirits. .In- this situation I applied to Baron Wenzel, the famous Oculist; who informed the it- proceeded front the optic nerves. I for some tune followed his advice, . till one day . returning from shooting, I was seiied with a numbness in my limbs to such a degree, as to lead inc to conclude that I Should entirely loSe,the use of them. This induced me to put myselt\under the. hands of Dr. W. ofOx fort; but neither his aid, nor the waters at Bath, which place I visited, affbrded the the least relief ; my spirits at. length were so seriously depressed with violent palpitations of the heart, and my flesh so much decayed, that I became a mere skeleton. Observing, hOwever, in the Bath Papers, a publication by. Dr. 13roduin, intituleil, " A Guide to Old Age," dedicated to His Majesty, I was induced to peruse the-same, when I fortunately discovered the complaint I had so long laboured • under. " I have the happiness to add, that:by following-the ad vice contained therein, .and going through a complete co4rse' of Dr. Brodum's invaluable Nervous Cordial, I am now, thank Heaven, perfedly recovered, and as well as ever I was . in my lite. • • • • / • . . • . • " - I have since quitted the University, and am going to ester into the holy state of matrimony, with a dettirmination never to be without " A Guide to Old:Age ;" and, at the same time,., I think it my duty to advise all young men to follow my example,• as a perusal of this excell;mit book may . happily prevent the afilided front being precipitated headlon,:z to an untimely grave, which, hut. for Dr. Brodum, would most inevitably have becit my case.. I .ain, Sit,,yotWs, &c. &c. Oxford, " A. 0". M. A." The 130TANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS, COR- M ckl., to be had at ..the DoCior's Elouse, ,No. 9, Albion street, seven doors frinii the Leverian Muieunt, black friars-bridge, in I:lorries, 25. Its. 6a: and ss. 6d,• Also of Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; leboult and Co. (late • flia. con), No. iso, Oxt*Critstre.l ; -'Putt, Koyal Exchange; E Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard • toillton, Royal Exchange; Withers!'s (late CockelPs) Nleditine Ware houie, No: 229, Strand, Tentple-bar ; and by most 13ook. sellers and Medicine Voiders u s the thieeKingdorim [PRICE siirctia, • NEAR 'rut: CITY dli.Cilr , ATE R. • TO BE SOLI) BY UCTION; By Mr:. tl IRISTIE 1 At his Great tto:ini; in Pall-Mall; Ori THURSDAY, Noveinner tS, .t One o'Clock; • IN FOUR 1.0 FS, . • • THE LIFEHOLD INTEREST of HEALTHY ,c; F. F. NIAN, • AGEO•rwI:NTY • Nisr YEARS; Ii the very Capital, Valtiale. and IniprOVeatflc H.OLD ESTATES, comprising Threedistintt MAN.° RS; in.the County of CH ESTER , let at old and very low Rents,% aniounting to 2 . ;751. •gs. id. but of the estimated value fif THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, , viz. The Manor a CHISTLEToN, and Townshi p of ROW: TON . , within a mile and a half of the City -.of Chester; containing a good FA RNI.HO USE; suitable Out-houSes, Cottages, Bse: and 5 55 Acrtis 01 Arable, ikleattow, Pasture; and Wood Lund ; let at low Ruts (the chiefs rents induct- est) of ONE . ' .THOUSAND ONE 111.1,ND REti and FORTY 'rI-1R E POUNDS, NINE SHILLINGS and ONE PENNY. The- Manor , of HUNTINGTON, situate within sever !Ales 'of Chester, comprising ,a iod kA It NI-110 USE, 0 ut houses,Thnd 4,77 hurts of excellear rich Laud, let at low -Reilts;.amoiniting to NINE HUNDRED and THIRTEEN POUNDS, SIX SHILLINGS. The Manor of SAI Gwro N, situate irithiri two miles of the City of. Chester, consisting .of several Ao , ti FARM HOUSES., Out.houses, &c.. and alt ACres of rich Land; let at low Annual Rents of ONE HUNDRED and NINETY-ONE POUNDS, I'OURTEEN SHILLINGS, and SEVENVENGE. Also a MESSUAGE, with suitable Out.bitililitigs, TATTENHALL, and 143 Macs of Land, lei to a Ttaiant • at Will, at the low Annual Rent of ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY POUNDS. The whole of these valuable Estates are held, with other Estates, in trust; for a term which will nearly oNceed sht years, rid will then become the absolute proriertv in 'pos session of the Purchaser, during the lite of - the - saia healthy - Gentleman, ;0'29 years. Printed Particulars may now be had of .jairr.-s Jones, E:=g. Dover-street ; ,Mr. W.lkinson, Red Lion-square ; and Mrs Powefl, Solicitor, Aberav,:nity ; of Printers of the Chester, Liverpool, Manch...ster, and Nottirt:;hain. Papers Rainbow, Cornhill ; arid in Pall Mall. TO WEST INrnA MERCHANTS AN!) OTHEitS. FOR SALL BY .PRIVATE CVNTRACT, UPWARDof •HOGSHEADS of CLA.r . RET, of excellent quality, and about FOUR HU N, D.l2ED . and FIFTY CASES of FRENCH WINES of the qualities of BGRC LINDY, CHAMP:V./NE, 1 - IERMI. TAG E, CLARCT, WIN DE GRAVE, &c. and within ' time for exportation. Samples may he had, and further particulars known by applying to Mr. Christie, in Pali. Mall. CAPITAL FARMING STOCK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN BROWNE, . On the Premises, at Mr. john Yeld's ' of Milton, in the Pa fish •of Pentbridgc:, and County- of Hereford, onTnesday the 9th of November, 1892 ; ("1 ONSISTING of Fourteen very handsoine ‘...d l n six ditto two year old HEIFERS; five BULLS and six BULL CALVES, chietty bred from Mr. Gallier'Aort, of the-Grange,- in the Parish .of IVigmore, and County of Hereford aforesaid. N.. B. The above Ciittla are of the • ttue • Hcretbrdshifat Breed, and net irdwrior to , any in the County. The. Sale to begin at Eleven 0'000; in the Morning • . TO BE DISPOSED OF'BY PRIVATE CONTRACT' THE LEASE of a good FAMILY HOUSE for ' Twenty Years, lately fitted up in the Modern Style, and situated at the Entraftec of a grioil Market Town in the County of Essex, on an agreeable Eminence, near the Turn pike-road, and replete with every 'convenience for a Genteel Family ; comprising a very good Cellarage in the ground floor, a Breakfast-Parloid, Dining and Drawing-Rooth, Store Closet, convenient Kitchen, Scullery; and Bre whouse, four comfortable lled-Chambers, and Servants' Arartments in the Attic. The detached Offices consist of a Store- Room and Chamber over the same, a Two ..Sral led- Stable,. Chaise, Wood, and Coal-House, Dog's "Kennel, piggery, and Court yard, a Well of fine Water, at the Kitchen-door', a piece of Ground for drying Linen.. together with a Shrubbery leiditit to the Garden; of half an acre, planted with the -choicest Fruit, interspersed with Shrubs :ind Flowers ; the whole forming a most agreeable and tirlightful Situation, 'in a gen teel Neighbourhood, where rot-hounds and Harriers are kept, and witain Fifty Miles of the Metropolis. • .for further Particulars, - .inquire of Messrs. Oliver ani -Sons, Auttioneers, Sudbury, Suffolk, to whom all letters, post-paid, wil4 be duly answered. . • YURTIIAMPTONSHIRE—FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO 11L , , SOLD BY. PRIVATE CONTRACT, -. With immediate Pbssession if required,' A LL that Capital and - old establishfil Inn, the Lam. C RO WN; with'suitable and convenient Out-offices and • Bui ldingps, with capacious Yard and Carden, now carrying on a vory extensive Business, both in the Posting and Public Line, most desirably situated in the centre of the-Market-square, in the Borough of Bracktekand contiguous to two excellent Turnpike-roads; leading Crum Northampton, through Tow cester, , to Oxford, at the easy distance of 21 miles frum Nor thampton and Oxford, and. from Towceiner, the other 'leading from Warwick through Banbury, Brickley, and' Buckingham to London, bein• 3o miles - front Warwick, $ front Banbury, and' 7 from Bucinghatn, all capital 'Market .Towns, and is exceedingly well adapted ter thr accommoda dation of Gentlemen's Families, Travellers, and the Public in general, no posting being'carried on at,any . other House, which renders it the more advantageops in this as well as hi other respects,- on account of its Situation and spacious Room; the Ground-floor. comprises a large Dining-hall, five Parlours, a capital Kitchen, Bar, and Pantry, with four excerlent Cellars beneath the same the first Floor contains an exceedinggood Dining-room, with seven convenient Bed.. •roonis, and six Garrets over the same, a very complete Brew .house adjoining, Put-kitchen, .with a very convenient and •spatious Room above, now used as a Prfnumr-011icei - '! stal ling for thirty Horses, with other suitable Out-houses, upoit which a considerable sum has - within - these three years been expended :-alsoaCottage. witn a very convenient Malt-house, situated at the Upper or West end of the said Yard, now in lull trade, anda Cow's Common,. belonging to the above Premises, situated in Bandlands, in the open Fields of Brack ley aforesaid. Also a Messuageor Tenement ad iOining to the above Pre mises, with a .Barn belorrging •Thereto, situated 'in 4 certain place called Brunt's-lane, in the occupation of the Officers of Si. James and St, Peter's Pa•rishes, Rrackley, Tenants at • . . For Particulari, inquire of W.s,srs. Kinderley, LOng, and. Ince, Solicitors, Symond's-Inn, Chancery-lane.; Mr. Base ley, Solicitor, ..rackley ; or .to Alban Bull, Esq. Clial come, near Brackley d and for a view of the Premises, ap24. to. Mr. Wilkins,.oftlrackley, the Proprietor. PREGNANT 'LAPtES - • • Whose situation requires a tempOrary Retirement. - MR. WATSON, Surgeon and Man-Midwife, offers to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired sittution,'NYith Apartments. to dee-in, on terms suited to their circumstances anti situation in, Lie; their infants put out - to nurse, and-humanely taken care of; and as Humanity induces him to cittir his assistance to alleviate the hormrs of Concealed Pregnancy," he flatters hinwif Ladies %via Lind; on application to the greatest attention' and most pro. found secrecy. Letters (post=paid) to 'Mr. Watson, Surgeon and Man- Midwife, or. to Mn. Watson, Miciwite, No. it), (itarlotte str-et' Stitrey.:sicte of Blaatfriars-hridge, will nit the most pointed attention. - Where may be Kul the PILL BENI:DICTA, at 11. is, per hox, a certain and elt7rqual Rein: dy to rein.;ve all. Ob strdelions and Irregularities, and . an excellent Niedicine atter batl Lyings-in. Kent, Mr. icn•2, -, lot ~ the *eve 4., at Car. lam : 7 of i. or 17,c, * tt,a )&