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4 , , Nl i t4 v t r al ~ - - 7 • 4 ... _t • ,• 1ii 4: 44 1, • !zt • 4" " ?.. , L.P7I ,:6 1r 4 4 7 1 -4 1 , 7. 1 \3l r: 1• 1 ! " r Lf . Li ; „st•V Is=t- --- ..„27 • •gm k t„, N . • 33.tcit /--Le 1 .0 1 / 1 1 1 .1 ' - • ~.~ltiS~`~ ~~~, 4." • • . ~ J G • ' a.wJ i'Y~ v a ii MB EA 31 3-2. I THF,ATIZE T., -ROYA,DRURY—LWNE. (IN MONDAY EVENING, - O :T .4, 1 4 will be presented, CY M BELTNE. Cvntheline, 'Mr. RAYMOND; Gtaidoritks, Mr. C. KEIYH 3 t/E 11:.!1 us, Mr. WitOUGHTON:: Leonat - ns• Post - hurntis.; Mr. POPE, kachimo, Mr, BAR.ItYMOR . E. rrs. IOWE I. ; rai%,en,. Mrs. PO RE. 7 .•.'n :VITT Dr. - Gebke's'nfee of " Hark, the Lark at - Tjea_ yen's ti ire sinzs," bylkir, DI GNI - JM. Mr. SEDG - WI CK, 1141 i. ST.E.P.HiI,NS, and : i 1 LIAR. • — Ti Public are res pea fully inf,i'rtiredi that ;shAepeare'S Play of The .‘i - interi Talg, is unavoidablideteried tiilW o n. day, the r rt.;l inst. Ofi'T-ue..ieay, the Corriedy or "(The Rivals. • Ancl on, "Illurid3y Mr. Stoptien I:eroble, cf-fhe:Thatre:. Newc,stle, will al iice his. first Appearahve.i.on.this Stage in .the Chdratlerof julm F. - Astptf; in King Henry . . Yae Fourth. " r.tmv i\tl u 4ca 1 . Piece-, csl FT duie - toLbe stird, takihi from the _French, in pJ:eparaziQn,, and-will be ,speedily pro duced. 741 E - ATR,E-ReriTAL; C()V- GARDEN. -GARLIEN. C . ) 1.4 1 %q 1) ::41).AY EVENING. O. +,- 7802, will be p.rftienteci, a Tragedy, called 1 - IANILET. Jimmie:, Mr. COOKF ; • Grose, Mr. CORY- ' - • Pblonins, Mr. r4It.tNT - DITh7; . 11;,.. WA DDY '; To N •Laertes, Air. CLARr'I.IO 'r ; • pt'ayeZigger 4 Nlcssrs. EMERY. and SUANIONS. ILE EVE And the Queen; Miss CHAPMAN. Ad. V. aDirge,-.set Mr. fi•hie-Id. W.,1111 f. Tri BR AZ LIN: M ASr. Oft Tuisclar; The•l'4 . an of the wlth The Mtn pike rate. . On Wednesday,- A Cure for the Heart Ache s with Robin THEATR E NJA.T(>I%.I.Y, . Blenheim-Stro,:t, Greg. rl °cough - stre , et.. :BRO(Yi< - ;I Commence =nal Covse (51-LE • C'T',tk nn A NATO Pi IVSI O. LOGY and: SU RC ERN', on •IVI onday the 4th. Ottober, at Two o'Clock. - Gentletnen entering to these Leaure3, will be permitted to attend the reminder of the Summer Course, riotv deliVering every Morning at Seven o'Cloc.k. Apprentice, or a pupil, rp...7 be accommod cu ated 111 4 liOtrse,' whine-situa ion will b e -attended with peliar advantages. BALLOONS. .•- CAUTION,—I JAMES fi A YWAR-D, - of T tenter. , aller fo&rifields, `tic !'.eieby'atkriowleti7e, P lz on Tniirsday rite 15th instant, a Fire Balfour, was lel, oil Aroiri iny Premisas, fell- upon a skylight . beloupiLk to tlessrs. LA CK IN G TOW. A LLEN, _Fr Co- in-, tinsbury., , C quato ;by which. their , i--n•. b*".F destroyed by‘ MC, rcpt iv itic.it taff. - nce:a Prosecution was cirdereci to km cr,:nraenced against tn , t,-but which _Messrs. Lacliington, ,co. have kinC.tya;reetfto tv',thcit - aw, ea condition of Ltd ' tigfritig this Celicess:op, in order to Ll::tcr others from the like GI - fence. JA 21'S ITAY'itTARD„ Danie 13tirslem, . Sqr- • . :-Al+.l-241/1 - Tl' . . • • A Lti.; MAN- I,;fe tS -- itlsirc,;l ;it 11... two'"PtiblieoificeS;:igett to hiy alit ;5661 in ail-Annuity . ..for ills bite. B. Tile Gent Icrnan is qt-a-very - Cow,tittEtiori. Principals oni y. , may, rby I, E zp..- i -,..po s t,vaid.,:, israciley, ,Solicitor, No. s, I"..lv4r.street.f....Gotrgb ;Cfaare's •Flcer-s7rzt:r. _ . ROY4.I.4H(ri.EL, Late • RosstizDTe klonse, KiltLi . re-.;treet, I)tiblith•' r-ro mAS • lrl'£H•- .rect"ttrl}y< acquaii is the Nobility and (;entry, he has fitted up the above Pre. Triis es , e 4 an g o te l,, -i t h e - r t iost , s'p I tuttid style, tort lie recep . boll of Families, with Iheirftetintle, no , .vever numerous. 1 - 1 4eckiitg.s:tr3 obsiirve, most mittute attention 'has been - raid to the,genetal arrange:penis. with a view to form a moil a Pacious:arttl cOritplefe '.4.. , l'..thFrOirrierit tor the elegant acc out - Irmtlatioa of Eantif ieg of Rank and tneir atten lan ts. • .• DISTILLING BY •STEAM. . N Apparatus for this Purpotie, / c,tkulateti . . prove...iii.ardent..Spirits obtained by Dis : fillation,.and to en noth the original and inruial expence of such Espb shrnefits 4 and also an Apparatus for DG . RYIN COFFEE IrarigTEAM • amore expeditiously, to greater certanoy, and with much les's tabour than it can be dried-in the'Spit,. may he seen in use e very Thursday, at the titnned Copper. Works on Bankside. .bn!quiries to be addressed to C. Wyatt (the Patentee), New 'ridge - trce t _ A. NERVOUS AND BILIOUS KEAD-ACH poit' several years !tad Aided Mr. GRAHAM, 1 44, Old-street, which rendered hina . of‘ten unfit for busi,. Hess and very uncomfortable himself. One clay obscrvirl an ex traordinary Cae in this Paper of his: next door neith bon r, trts. Who,Was Cured.. of the propsv, by taking Dr.. oaener's Pills, f'76, Long.Acrej, he applied; and bey taking; Box, Nit . . Graham reCprered his ilealth and H apirits to a wonderful Oliver" teferred tb Was cured of the Dropsy: 495. - Dr G.'s Pills may be, had at hls-House, 76,-Long Acre ; Toward and Evans, Lo`rig.lane ; Berk lc Fleet .NI art; ; AMark IM and Bolton, 'Change ; HopwoOd VVellelisqnare ; and Shaw, Borough; and all Medicine, Venders lit the 4J4ited Kingdom_ WATER MILLS. To be SOLD or I.Elt• TE R . TO Enter to at Pleasure, THE CAPPIAL- . FRE EVIOL D' WATER MILLS, called. the BELL MILLS, at Driflield, in Vorkshire tot Spinning Worsted, Cotton, or Flax,' .for flaking Paper, grinding:Com, or any other einsiness that' re quires great Watei Power, and much Room. f The Stream is uneortmlOnly .strong, never fiOnds, never • and never.taili in any niateptal degree. The new built ma is' one hun: tred and four feet four: inches long, and thirty-:three feet four niches broad within the Walls l it is Fon. StOries'gigh, all very lofty; and a li erY good. Room in . ite RoOf.--The.Areat Wheel is fobrteea feet ten inchts diameta., and eleven feet six inches wide. - There is a good limning-house and Oarderi adjoining to " the old Mill, besicks , t litying 'ConVeniences.for P3 Per makin g , 'and till Corn Trade, and in all about Nine or Ten Acres of Land. .. 7 As Spinning neyliav'e no rival near them, and have the ath•Antage of pleay of Children to be -hired on much Wages' than at lbSt_ other places ; they are situated in 116 althy, cheap -and olentiful country, within about two one hundred yards of a l oci to kind, in the .cetine of of the best distries. for Wool and Corn,. near one of the. ! h est Engliih S ea Po rt f or R opes and• Rags; and the Water I t:0 clean that it Nil suit for making -the finest Writing per. There is a larg e Stek o f M ac hi nery f or Sp i nningworsted the remises; '3.;ci Dyeing 'Utensils', 'Cumbers and' Shit 'l;, -13 ' Shop' ools; kc. and one Half of the Purcha,e t'eY May remain upu inte r es t , ong O o d Security , for 60111.:' Years. tf.. the Sun - “ 01 Y more p*iculars may be seen in a hand Bill at .Sun Printing °lce ; and York and Sheepshanks, at f:!'.. e eti; and Ricbard 41 William forte'r, Driniadone wil/ treat fothe saMe• NOVELTY. For the BENEFIT of Mr. ByRN E. ROYAL CIRCUS. (T v- MONDAY EVENT-NO NEXT , Oaober 4, 1802,. will, by particular Desire, be presented, ali en tire New Grand Ballet Dance; composed. by . 'Mr. gY x N F., with: eitdMnic,. S - cenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Deco. rations, called . , ZAMOR AND -ZAMORA ; Or, Xl-IE-PERUVIAN ,BOY. Zamor fa Peruvian Casique), Mr. I3YRNE ; orai (tile-Perftvian Boy), Master BY RNJ ; Aud Zamora, Mtsi: ADAMS. NE IV HO E MANS HlPby a Grand Troop of (t'apita FlOrsernun; with the TAYLOR RIpINGI2O-13REN'17. FORD, by Mr. PORTER..: After winch, 13th Time, , THE 'JUBILEE OF ISoii Or, PRESTON GUILD.- , In whiclr will be iirtroduCecly art accurate• Rapresentation of the Grand Procession from the Church to ttac.T: ,, vn In the lasi Scene will be. introduced a .rluicil-:Auured Fas &nil, by Mr. BYRNE, iron - I'llk' favOurito 13al1et, called Dairy, Mutcl.§.and Generous Tars. - Arid'for 'that Night only, a Pas de Oeux, by Master BY RN E and %Mis.s , DOUGLAS; Plipil3 to Mr. Byrne ' joirirages do not amount to eleven years, titiiig her first appear a nce on any Stag. .In the conrse - of the Evening will be introdued.the cele brated Flcirripipe, from the Co'rsair, by Mir ADAMS'. The Evenuig's Entertainment to conclude with the ptipular Pantomime of THE EN(HAN..I 4 EI).,IJARP ; Or, HARLEQUIN .FPR IRELAND. • Colturibine, Mrs. W.YDRONVi Who,- In the curse of tite Pantotpirrie_,:-will dance a Pas'S eu I . Tickvts to,be had of, Mr. Byrtie, No. 9, chandOS-Strect, Covent , -garden. P laces for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. Sinatnons, at the Box-Oil - ice,: where Books °ldle Song . s,,Cborusses, Sac. with a Prospeclo . s o: Ca?, A ritioaof Ptoth' price - . 811. maybe had; and 'or Mr. Barker, kussel-strect; Covent:garden.' ' Servants.cannot possib!) keep Places later than kali . past Selken. . _ to-open at II _.llpast - Five, and the PUrovrianees to commence pre:.ii i f . A Hail pist Six. Second - Price-at Half Eirtht. '• A - • • Mr. G. JONES, Riding Master, D l ESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and tlic. 1‘... Public ingeneral, that Ins BENEFIT et the ROYAL CI :CCUS; - is fixed for TUESDAY NEXT, Odobers, on which Evening a great Variety . of AMUSEMENTS will' he introduced: Particulars will be expressed in, future _Bills and :.I(fiertlsem,....ri.ts., . . Tickets to be had of Mr. rones, at 'his Pantheon - Riding School, the corner' of Webber.:weet, adjoining the North Side of tae Magdalem tiospital,• Bia,ktriars _Road, where lte regn,laily attends front Seven In the Mni:aing till Three the-Afternoon,in to instruct Lad -es in- the polity . ATt..ofßiring end T.-1 - anaglng_the Horse., : , • fI'A:I4OVEI-SQ Otk. E CONCERT it, o FI6S lINWOOD's Ii,XHIBITION, with an Ci)c-A:I)DtTION ufTICTliRES•this SEASON, snow 15;tl, • and' will colitil;iia ,F,very Dal;. Sunday excepted, Nihe'in the Morri'ilig till Evening'. Airy - nuance One Shilling% LEICESTER. TO DE ,SO4-D IN LOTS, cr LETT on RUIDINT . G. LEASES, - A .NY PART .of jha t PIECE o f GRQUND known th n4me "Ca the FKIERS, in the Borough of 16rcesier. I t cciirirp;iilicates'wifh a principal'Street of the !van, and liei ;to a f:Orilderable extent on toe. Bank of tht: NavigabieltiverSoar, which falls into the Trent, The whole 'is Extra Parr„.C.iiai, and the Land.-Tax has beei , rede - ea , d. I t i st eqr th. PrcCtlon ot-Manu , ie, requiring a oi-e!attli' Ot • ground, and the advantage of aii,Leasy i.:arria t ;a to most parts of the ISingrical, by NAvigat.irin., ..artlfe . rpar - ticulars, iii(pire of Walter Ruding, Esq. w4st c . ) ies ,nearleacester. "SUTTON , -1-ILL CHESHIRE. - - One MiddL.7.wici3„dhiLonly-Half a Mile from the Trent and Mersey Canal. - TO BE. SOLD BY, AUCTION,' At the Kingts ArraS, Inn, Middl e wich, on Wed nes day -t h e: 29,1)i day of October inst. precisely at One - o'Cleck, unles - s y clispOsed. of by. Private Contract before the 6tlrof'Oeto ber, of which Noticewill.be.given, • Lot •1. LL rh,i - Valuable and singUlWy . .Eligible 11 FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUTTON HA LL, ci,inprising a very substantial and , well appointed Farm-bootie,*Dairy-house, toothy Barns i -Cow,houses, and Dins for nearly fifty Cows, Stab:ing, - and all other suitable Out-buildings, in complete Repair; and One Hundred and Seventy-five Statute Acres (a little.more or less) of ex- • ceedingly rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture; Land, abound ing with excellent .Marle And'Sand, which can* be dug trilling expence.: This Estate is ..Extrazparochial; Tithe tree, and the Land-Tax redeemed, and is now lett on Lease to Mr. Timothy Dean (whose Term expires at Lady Day - 1-806), at the low Rent (but capable-of:Very-considerable ad- , yarice).of . 2824. per Annum ; the T enant payiaig all Rates and Outgoings whatsoever, .and doing Repairs. Also a Capital Water Grist Aiili and Dwelling-house, lett'to Mr. Kenneiley, at the yearly 'Rent of set. and the TitheS and to become due from about Fifteen S'tatute Acres Land, laying in Sutton Township:, In this Lot will also be sold the Timber now standing and grolkin on the above:Estate. Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTA FE carted DAWKE FARM, situate in the Parish of Over, 'about 'five Niles from Middlewich, donsistin_of a Farm-house, art ne cessary Out-buildings, and Twentysix Statute Ac:es,lmprc of less) of very good .Arable, MeadoW,-'4nd )4 , 0 , lett of Lease to Mrs. Masher, whose.Termrexpires at Lady tgo6, at the clear yearly Rent of 451 - .-(tiipable of great. I mproveinent): The 7tenant : to pay. all Rates'and Taxes and to do Repairs.. • - , - • . Lotg.' A I. if,tv - POUND B 9 Si b bearing Interst at '. Five per Cent. (which is now Tegulariy paid) securaci-on a Turnpike .Iload in Cheshire'. and Staffordshire, - Printed Particulars May be . had,anci a small Map af Sutton . Hall Esfate seen. at the Kink's Arms,.MiddleN , lich; Crown Inn, Nantwa:h Black Lion, - Congleton•• Hate!, Chester Bridgewarcr Arms, Manchester ; Hotel, iliverpo,l ; N. 1. 4 -. Timothy Deart,, - at Sutton-Hall, who will she the Yre mises ; anti- at the Office of ,Messrs. Richards - 6n, Cnrfield, Land Agents and Stir vsyors,No. 7, I Fields, London, who are duly authorized to c.. ;.post.; or tic Estate:toy—Private Contract. s' QLOUCESTER.STIIRE ' BORDERING ON. • MONNIOUTFISEHRE-. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION At Garraway's COI:lee-house, 'Change-Alley, 'Comb'll, London, in Oelober inst. unless previously disposed of by Private Contratl,, AVERY 1 Desirable, Cortraft, and ,highly ITr. provable FREEHOLD - E ST AT E, coMPrising a Ca pital newly erected FORCE, and upwards ofSeven Rum!. red and Fifty Acres of good. Arable, MeadoW i - Pasi - are.,:aird Wood r land,teivided into eligible Farms, on which. arc sub stantially built- Fartiv-houfrev, and all laecessar ut,bitild ingS, for the cOnVenient,oc'cupatiou'thereot ; the Farnislett to lesporisible Teniins, and the Forge and Woodlands on Hand. This Estate would be a suitable Por.;liase far the Sporting Ocntleinan, the Agriculturist, or the SpecuLtive I.:On-master ; being well:situate in the Parish of NeVvlawl, in the nrOst•piiiiiresque part of Gloucestetshire, 4 miles from MorirnOuth, 22 Itotn Gloucester, 3 frorrr•Colforcl, and -8 from NtWohain, and within hail •niiie only of the navi gable river Wye, so universally and Clescrvecily, : celebrated ftir irs bold, variegated ancldelightfal . Scenery. • 11Jr. L:irosvis, at Lower • Redlitook Works, near Mort mouth,' will she the Premises, for _further Partieulars, 'apply to Messrs. Richardson, Son, and Cortield, Land Agents "and Surveyors, Lincoln's-Inn:. Fields ; Lotirtonqwhe.re a Map may be seen), and who are duly 4ttiltoriecd todispose of ( .:111,t 'gam py Privrite Coitrirea, -• • . SA7,URDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1802. THE HAMPSHIRE .MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Under the Direction of Mr. CHARD, . WI L L he celehnted . at WINCHESTER, 'on Wednseday the sth of Odober, and the two 4'ol - • • OfiWednesday Evening •at St. John's House, will be per— formed GRAND MIS C E LLiA NEO US CONCERT. On Laursday itlorning in .the Cathedral, the Sacred Ora torio THE RED EMP TI ON, compiled - from the most favourite Works of Handel, by Dr. Arnold. • On Friday- Morning the Saved Ore.torit of THE MES SVAIL fd thdeoUrse of thi's Morning's Performance, Mr. Chard will play a Chncerto on the Cathedral Organ. ThursdaY and Friday Evenings, GRAND MISC.E L LANE OUS CONCERTS : after each Concert; 'a BALL. Pripcipal Vocsl PtrtiliTcrs, ; • Mi . s. SECOND,. Mrs. m()uNTATN. Mr. DENMAN, Mr. WOODI-4,M, Mr. HILL, and Mr. CHARD. , Prineipal.lnstrprnental Perf , 'rmers, Mr; FRANCIS CRAMER, Leader; • Mr. W. Mahon, Clarionet ; Mr. Ling, Oboe; Mr. Wood . ham,'Trumpet ; Henry Smart, Viola; Mr. ,Lindlev, anct Mr. •Reinagle, •Vi o l one ellb s L M r. , Smart Double • Bass.' . . - • . . ~. . Among fly; instrnm4mtai Performers are, 111e.srs.,Coblum, Cramer, Wood, Kiimarl: P4i115 Cra, mer, Dickeno o n, Grey, -, Gear, f..:Thrk.e, Dri:Kiley, Qiove, Cllaprnio, Baker, „Jones, &c. &c. &c. The Morning'Peribrmance wili bcgin precisely at Eleven, and Evening at.Sev:n o'Clock. - • Tickets 6 cacti, to he had orMr.' - Robins, .Bookseller, High street *; .at : Miss Dennison's Libmy,. Square; and of Mr Chard, Organist of the Cathedral, - College,. and St. Maurice, St. IThoibas's-strcet. As great. inconvenience has arisen from giving' change at tie Cathedral, Air. Char 4 reglicst.s his Friends will 'have the goodness to provide themselves with Tickets for th 6 Morning Plmfbrinanee, as no Mohey can possibly be taken at the door: Pi=johPer,i, are .r4 - tquette(T to be piuldnal in their at lecciance at tht: Rehears4l oil TueAay the stl“)etober % at Four o'Ctok. • • - WESTMINSTER. REDEMPTION and SALE OF' THE LAND-TAX -77 HE .COMMISSIONERS for the REDEM.I I . TION and SALE of the LAND-TAX, arising within the City of•Wesn'ninster and the Liberties .thereof, hereby give Notice, that they meet at their Office,. No. 2,, SOho soipiare, till Tuesday and Thursday Lin every' Week, front Eleven till .One ih the-Aftertiolim,.t6 carry the A a.pasSeel id • the list SessiOn - of Parliament, iot stich Redemption. afia., Sale into execution. By the Said Act, the preference given to Corporations and other.'Persons• having any Estate-or in terest in the Prernis.es;.oier Strange s,. iii the Redemption of their Land- Tax, is extended to xbe...e4th.June, 1303; and all I such •PerSoni who' sliall enter into thair'Contraas during this .1 period, will be allowed tivei years trona the "24th of, tune hat,' to complete : the Transfer of 'the consideration `:-;to_ik - , - by equal Q And as the advantages .are obvious to those who may redeem -thei charged upon tbeirown,.l. 7 .§,tates, they are recommended to,applv im mediately to the Clerks to the Coim - nisiioners of the Land- - Tax in their respective Parishes, for Certili.:.ateS of the Land- Tax intended to be redeemed, in order to produce:the s on any Board-day, when they ark to declare —their inteiitioit whether they pay, -for the. s..ine. rely or by iiistal„ meats. The powers . given -by the fei - rn,!r Aas tor'r4ing Money for, the Recternoti4n of ihe kind "Fax by Sate or Mort- . gage' of •part of the Estste,':ire continual with c.44,itiOnal advantages: -.The Land;Tax - reiris,intag, unredeemed aftert he z4th June, 1,503, inaybe liurchased upon the same terms- by Strangers, who '4::. 2 uch , purcliase, :will acquire a peipetttl . Fee„.farm Rery: p L ayable out of the Estate, equal in amount to .the purehased,'withot!t Atiy privilege of Redemp tion by the 0 vOncr of the Estate. , By Order of *tie toard., FOWLER To Sir RI CI-IA R INIII'SGRArE, I art. SIR. Cork, zotliS'::tpt. ISoz. IHAVE the Honour of inctosing ,to you -die Freedom of this City, .tnianiiimisly voted to you by the • •I have the Honour to be, Sir, Your very humble and obedient SerVant, WESTROPi', or. To the above Sir Richad Musgrave gave Answer : I had the troriPtir Ofteceiving your Letter• of the zeth of SePiei o nber, informint; inev't4t. the C.tu Cork , ver_ pleased to give me the Freedom of their Ciry. I beg Ic:tv'e to assure you - ,:..that I cartsiacr. this mirk of their esteem a dis tiriguisited 1-lonotir,- as that loyal Corporation have on all oecdsions; par during the late Rebellion, shewa a most steady and indelible attaennient to our•glprigiis Constitution in:•Church and Stare., I have the gOnnar to be, Sir, . Your must obedient hUmble Servant, RICIIARD . MUSGRANE. Dublin Sept. 2,3, iSoz. • . ..WILTSIiIRE-EO,LT SPA WATER. THE PUBLIC are respettfoily inforrucd ; that a Supply is received from the. Spa, at the Warehouse, No. :tr, Maiden-lane, cos:mi.-garden, where Vend. ; - s and Prite FaMilies may be serve?, With thaf . pure and'ilelicate Mineral, so fan - iv:ft for correding all impurities of the bleed; that it is now in great demand . by many gepteel fami/ies for Children, as well as growp Persons,' on whom it ads as a p.•;;lientative of Sc:ophttlons and Scorbutic Diserders. It is pleasant-to the taste, and, as an eminent IMedical Gentleman . . it is.of an alterative nature, and so sate in its.opera tion, as to preclude every idea of danger. It is sold Also:es:Ile at the Waro:lcittse, No. 'at - , -Maiden-lane, Covent- - gArdrii ; and also •at the following Places Lamb, Purveyor tq His Majesty, No. 4A.3, New Bong-street, and at No. t, ieadenhalt-street ; M r.'Wacte, 2trieyrir, to His loyal Higlinets the Pririce'of Wales, No; r3, -- Old Bond-street ; Mr. Griffith, - N0..2.7, St. Albarfs-street, ; Mrs. Watkins, No. at, Fleet -street, Tcriiple-Bar ; Messrs. SChtveppe and Ce. Margaretstrdct, Caveridih_ scp.tak ;• . 111r. jordati, -No. 33, r! igh-street, Whitechap: .l ; ;Mr. Pearsal, ,L' 0..231, H .H01)6)11 ; Mr.. Lowndes, No. 42, St. 'Paul's Church-, srd ; 41.1 d, at' Mr. Yates', oliip Tavern, G:roinwicli. AUTIJMN,VL PHYSIC. propriety of taking some Al teta ti ve c: at-, at this Scaton-of the N ear, to facilitate, the ern as. of Natur, must be obvious•to, the weakest capacity; it is salutary pi - attice; founded by the wisdom of our Ainiestors,- and . santiiont'd t;heapproi. , ation of every Medical IVLor : its. , utility is not coained to tlie - present-advantagei,, but.exter.d.9 also to the prevciption. of many, Diseases,,whicii frequeittly. ocen, - when seasonable physic 'has been neglected. 'The , Pub!ic ;ire therefore reminded, that - DE V E LNO's VEG 43- TA); L E I; L.S ra - p roved, by r.rnple ex:petit:lice, to be tfc and efficacious therto discovered, .as an al h:rafive, • r i• the :i,;:iirvy,'S'erolyhtfla.cr kint;'s •Evii, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, theid effeci:ls , of • Mercury, and , all I)isezrscs ino trorn ,tll impurity of the L.)loo(l.—ik variety of proofs of their eiiir;rry, trout Pzople o RespeCt.lbility, •are constantly publislicd in the Ldn.riOn• Evening Vitv,.,•rs ; 'these rti* n«-, rurally%la siippoSed to have their due svei? - sod stqeraede, the tw•:2e,;sity of - any' fro,.; ; yet .lit proStiinc6 to4tssr:7; that the table preparation.z i t:iir tr4il,pie.„, , . , its own recom;rietil.ti:u.., t.l .in arty thing W: 4tl Lie san Prepared and sold-in boxes, price. 4s, 6d. or . :;x boxes in one; . price, it. 2.5, by, the l'.. , i)tiet6r;,l. formerly SurgeonititheArtny,' at his Warh - bt,s - e., (.7x;fe:it , st;et,oppo:, , ite the Pantheon ;- also retail, •:, ri . Royal. ExOrrige ;. Ching ald • S ,vinney ,No: ; Ward, No. 324, Holliorp.; ~.1 , Nc.74, Itoroue) .A.r.:f by every MacicitLe A(iwdors, LYRIC:I;2 S 1:49 L LA Tj IS fti A n . ISTY' s ;7.):11 1 1.11 ISS lONE R'S 'for the AFFAlir'o v.' Tbat tke - A - t5 4 ,: .-1 the , tbe Reilempit, of L417:41 tbeperi94 of pr .ssa-.tcters lit.i. a 3 S'T A 'FE or v 1 . „ ! Sirani . v• - .) at (be P.e• • • lke 2.1;i: .thy JL7: E,: ; c's, 1.-,2 .• i.O : alio,.aed I s , frooi • ▪ • . c: • tbe Tran frr /- Q,artero t. —Ali 'be 0, , of ' " tbe :r:r.-;t7c • "; • . •: , cra (V: „ Party : . , . tie t•r:e - Gonoolidated, e•.. 2 if i . _• After the 24.93 day cf Jane, 150 . 3, tie L. I . nii-edeemed, will 6 upon the same - 7 will acquire 1:y the p.,r'eLase a Pei-pc:4'4, . ,nt, amel;.. , a . yabfe (n.ftr , cf t3e Es!...qe,' equal, is the La-d Tax, witb the . sanv puffers thy rcruvo:y Lan.7lJrce,- havely Law, firt./....e reecvetl. e f -Rents c.n Le.. . any. pr:lFi-lege cj Reacvtiln Fee Farnt the of iifL th e I; c I - 1 1E FLA': N.117Y OFFICE, ,Fet.r. 2 4 , 1902. HE LO "DS COMMiSSIO I I.EIS'• HIS . f) - 's TR.t.5-P;VIZ kuvin , api.ain:al .1_ i-, t y I T for the payment cj .5E4 0 I'l .ERs, " ion; L . 71 . P 71,1 4. 10 I,: i ;e s 3:th ISO-1.; accorai. .; to C 1 that veiia.C; -I'be:e. are to give .Not;ce, that the seve..-21 P.itments will begin to be made at the . Pa_y l Office, 6 . the Treasii,er of Na ay,. at l'en o'Cli:ek in 'tbe ,illarni?7 ,, a , z the fst7owing Days, .s On MONDAY the 4th O'aaber next - , to .4/1)M/RALS 9 CAPTAINS, and their Attornies. On TUESDAY the sth. and WEDNESDAY the 6th October, to LIEUTENANTS, and their_Attorni,:,ti• And on 4 17gURSDAIr the 7th Oe}ober, to. MASTERS and SURG EONS; and their Attornies. '• - • . . ns..7hich thc - List will le recalled the First and Thi r 'd nctla_ys in. every cllo,nth, that all Persons nrEy the:m and :here 'attend to ITCkii.ZTe I:L4at May bero'me pa . yable to them, and ;7,1 only bring with them the Alidapit reluired, touching their not bavh: , eni rr j • ec i the Bent of any Publir Employmont,eiiher at Sea on Shore,'daring the time they to,be -paid tiati-p a y, 4, t • also' to produce' Certi i cates that they have subntli : ee.' t, ti.:e and taken !Lc Baths ("Allegiance - required. //y Aci to His pt ilen% .41.11/e.43. , ; and. in case aly of ' 'poi be able' to attend themselves, 61st eneploy purport, that the said .4ttoriies do produce the liZe Cc. an.2 . 4illaatite from the l'ir.ions tip are clnpliyed 1:y. ✓ 17 , 7,2 en (jeers arc abroad on Leave, ileir Assist are, to prol7-ce atteste.l !- -- ies of such • Leave h jorc the !Lif.psi•;• can be • 4y an Ar74l Parliarnentlassed 7 . 71 th'e 3 2h . year , ' • for Establisliing.,a' rriC,':C, easy and expeditious Mode for . rvia jc3t 2::.7 the z,)!,', 4 /, e va q . or \/dr: . ..tn: A'.'2 t 0 flicer, s r. : chall de : = of no :1r- the place ' • Tre:Jsurcr of Hiw Ma . - • I;:tif-y.yty. paid or near J.:::. e ni:nincr pointer! i" • • - oral i ; fan ber ~L[ Zofh . • ./1 . Persews • : •-• : • N om;': • •., - 5e1 1C,7 1 .. 1, 4.T 27, 1.? 02 .- "1 1 l II; .P 1: :NCI PAL "OFFICERS and COM. 1 ATM'S 10,NE.,RS l or Ris Z t i. e Y . 7 F.STI".c . N.i.. 1 1/Y, do hereay' r-.i ;; o ,Nc. , ,ire.,' that on 77it..TIZ SUili . , tl.o -; rh of Ceoher next. at Two o'67cck in ihe ilfavirf,o,, t! , e_y will pidap tO :Sato, at thfir Cj7ce, in Somrset Ft...,ce, ' the 1-11 , ils of His ilfa:e.rff s Pessrl: wnderrne7go , ,ea, tcgetl.m, •With Matte, Yards, 1';.:1 - nittn - e, and Stores, as per Inve,vtc:y, .1. , /%4. . . Tons. - 1691 - 1 4 8. . . .. 109 1 49 t• . . 14.8 k Copper cottomed *Lying at • 1,9 f , lit.semess. • 169 --161 . , . . , 1 47. - - xt:9 j 6.1.3, , Ditto, lying at Deptford. CLINKER FORCE FURNACE PELTEk TEAZEIz. - GRIPER . GALLANT ACUTE - SWINGER •FURIOUS - MAAK - - Ary Persrmi to /ecome. Purch:ii•eri ',nay bdve dn. id erl y o f viewing tie said Vessels:during tine common working ,Lours f theyards. , Calalogge.r and 4'Ol.ditio , :r of Salt 711,1),' 3r had .byre and at the _yards ..• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, - 2Stb September, iSoz, MHE • PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ,ve Il t s .MA, JESTY's ORDNAATCE'do hereby ii•ve Notice, that they will sell by Public Auaion at the Tower, caz •Thure,?..iy the-14 b of cook,- next, at Eleven o'Clock in 'the Fore•mon. SUNDRY LOTS of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE' diWNANCE STOkEV., - "ccnsisting of , • ,• • ' Pvlusquets,. Carbine's, andTistols, Barrels for Musquets and Carbines, Sliisquet Leeks, Bayonets, arid sptei Rainrne r s, Swords of sorts, Halberts and Spears, Black I.e.zner Ac routremnts, Flints of sorts; a Quantity of. Bedding- and ,Sand Bags ' Piecrs of Tents, Wadinill Tilis, Rc. Union 'F lags and Bunting, Ligilt Dragoon Saddles complete, a - Quantity of Harness, G lase and MecliOies, Handscrews, Spados, ' Pickaxes, BarrOws, .I:earlier :,Edge 'BOirds, Mateh Wads and aper. Stult; Oil and. Palau, Nails and - *Spikes of sorts, iPISIIPI ,Cop," p?r," and a.QutoTtity of ; • with various other Articles, the • •L'eh 0:4 bs. Tile•tved at the Tower-till the d,:iy of Sale. , . . . • Er,l..ted of the Lots will to szich Persons as p;y fir thciu at the Offiee•of tii•dnan(t the Tower. • ' • • B . ". Order c,f the Bod-rd, • • • K. .11: 4 0R1;11 7 .,. Secretdry. , . - •• DRoPS. " ' •• • TN. exc. : l;lllg' , Attention to e brat), An eittAtn;tazior. partip.tiar Cases would ; tr , :pr,rie.....t for rmiro, that - 111MT It cent... , ir reputation in the c, to of liy a& Yellow or Ptrttid, for wl,, : the pi c _ prietot,,frcitn _ iy derives, the ; ' •!••- conialen:i . • ; , „ . : J., :; , -3 •,; • ~,, 0.i.:11C2`,311:! ik salutary corei.":, jr • 011 yxer - gr.) • Of —t al: y::: . by ; altzo Dr. 1 , ,,•1:„,;'s : ; sate and. a; .1.: Place}, I,ll)otc.t.,at zs. 9d.