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fi N B E J 'l l 3 1' 1 I . ; THEATRE-IIOYAL, DRURY - -LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING; 061ober 2, z 802, -will be presented a Comedy called THE. JEW. Sir.Stepten .Eertran), Mr. POWELL ; Charles Ratcliffe, Mr. BARRYMOR E . , Frederick Bertram; Mr: C. KEMBLE ; Sheva, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Jabel, Mr. COLLINS, (Front the Southampton Theatre, being his first Appear ance in London.) Mrs. Ratcliffe, Mrs. SPARKS Eliza Ratcliffe, Mrs. YOUNG - Mrs. Gooclison, Mrs.,MADDOCkS ; Dorcas, Miss TIDSWELL; After which, by particular desire, SYLVESTER DAGGER WOOD .; Sylvester Dk7gerwood, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Nvill introduce the Song of CAPTAIN WATTLE and MISS ROE. To which will be added (for the.first time at this Theatre) a Farce, called FORTUNE'S FROLIC.- Robin Rongh-head, Mr. COLLINS; Snacks, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Rattle, Mr PALMER; Miss B. ; Mar*erv, Mrs. SP APK S ; Daliy, 'lfs. HARLOWE. Second Price 3s.—Pit.js. 6d. Second Price 25.* Galyy '%. Se - oita Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Pricc.9d. Places .for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrcok, at the Emc-Mfrce, Little ltusell-street. - Doors to hG opened 'at - Half past Five, and the Perform ance tott - Tin at. [-lali nasr Six. Vivant Rex et Regina.. The Pimlic- are resoeCifolly informed that Shakespeare's rlayof Tile Winter's "hale, is unavoidably deterred till Mon day, the lull inst. On Monday, Cyrnbeline, with The Liar. Chl-Tu6silaCi-, the Comedy of The Rivals. • And on ThitTsclay, , Mr. Stephen Kernble, of the Theatre- Royal, Newcastle; will make his first Appearance on this Stage in the Charader. of Sir John Falstaff, in King Henry the Fourth. THE HAMPSHIR-E MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Under the Diredion of Mr. CHARD, T 1 L L be celerinted t WINCHESTER, en Wcdnseday the 6th of Dauber, and the two fol lowing Days. On Wednesday Evening afSt. john's Honse, will he per formed a GRAND MISCELLANEOUS -CONCERT. • On Thursday Morning in the.Cavhedral, •the Sacred Ora_ torio of TILE REDEMPTION, compiled frdm the most favourite Works of Handel, by Dr. Arnold. On Friday - Morning the Sacred Oratorio or THE M ES QI-Al-1. In the course of this Morning's Performance, Mt. Chard will play a Concerto on the Cathedral Organ. Thursday and I' riday Evenings, G AI ISCE L "'A.N/EOUS CONCERTS: after each - Concert, a BALL. Principal Vocal Performei - s, SECOND, Mrs. - I',IOITNTAIN DEN MAN, - Mr. WOODH KM; Mr. HILL, and - • . Mr. CHARD, instrumeanal Performers, FI'ANCIS RANIER - , Leader; Arr. V 7. Mahon ,Clarionet ; tar. Ling; Oboe; Mr. Wood- ,1 'Tarn, Trume . .7.t , Mr. Hepry ; Mr. Lindley. and Mr. Resifiag,le„ Violonceilos; Mr. Sm'art,Double Bass. Among the Instruthental l'ef-formersare t , i• • Messrs. Cobham,, Crunec, Wood, Cra rter, Dickenson, Guy, Gear, Clirke, Brindlev, y - Grove, Chapman, B a k er, Inneii, &c:. &c.• .- azd Evt-'-g at Seven o'Clo,.k. Tickets L. ,ca:;h, to he had of Mr: Rolains, iksoltseller, Ifigh-stn:-et ; Mis - s betr*son's Library, Squate ; -arid of Mr:Chard, Orgaids.t -of the Cathedral College, and Sf, Maurice, St. Thomas's-street. As great inconvenience has arisen. from giving change at the Cathedral, Mr. Chard requests his Friends ‘vill.have• the oodness to providethernseLves with Tickets fOp the Morning • P erfOrrnance, as no Money can possibly be taken at the ' 4 loor. . The Performers are requested to be punau!il in their at - tendance at: the Rehearsal 'on Tuesday the sth October,'at Icgir o'clock. ST. - GEORGE's,IIOS2ITAL. • R HOME's LECTURES on the principal dperatinns in SURD ERY, given gratuitonsly to th e . rupiis of I . lle I 1 pital, win commence in 0 &tier as 'usual. MIDWIFERY. • • r)R. THYNNE Will begin a 'Course of LEC._ TITRES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of "'MIDWIFERY, and the DISEASES of WOMEN and I Lbit EN, at the Medical Theatre, St. Bartholomew's 4 - .-71 , )spital, on Saturday Odobet > zd, at half-past Five in the . Veil 11 P4k lid on Saturday following, Oeloher 9th, "he will corn 'nce a Morning Course at his House. N. 9, Berner:;- . street, Oxtord-street, when: Proposals may be had, and fur -111`:r Particulars known. lAN TUESI) NY, Oi.clober s, a COURSE of LECTURF.S•r. MEDICA, 'ICI of PHYSIC, o and the CH M E ATERI R JY Y, Nv i 1 1 rerecommence at the Laboratory,. ill Whitcciirib-street,'Leicesterstluzir..,; at 11 /e- usual Morning HOtirs, viz. the Materia Midica at a guatter helore Eight, the Practice of Physii at4lalf After f ight , and the Chemistry at a Quarter after Nine, by CEORGE PEARSON, M. D. F. R. S. • Senior Phy t!cian to St. George's- Hospital, and •of the ..College of vllysician s. ' A Register is kept of-the Cases of Dr.. Pear son,. 1 ati.!nts i n Si. George's Hospital, and an account Is given of them as a Clinical Lecture every Saturday rriom 'lig at Nine o'Cloek. • • SOUTH WITHANI, LINCOLNSHIRB. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • Some time in November next, in Lots, of which Notice and T• ftirther Particulars will be given ; HE following FitE E H D - ES TA TES : The MANOR of SOUTH WITI-TAM, in the ‘ -o unty of Lincoln, wi t h the Q u it_ R ents add Appurtenances the reunto belonging- - Also a good Mansion-house, tvith the Yards . , Gardens, isid suitable Offices, situate in South Witham aibresaid, late 1" tile occupation of Ch ar l es M anners , Esq.. and Well caleu . Vted fo r a Hunting Seat, for which purpose it has been .atc .Y occupied. . tid also all that Messuage or Farm-house, Dovecote, aril Closes or inclosed Pieces or Parcels of Arable, l',lea_ ° Ol and Pasture Laud, containing together 226 A. '2.7 . P. is Vistth Witham afgro sa id, . an d Lobthorpe, in the same S I ntYi in the several occupations of Richard' i.tuelLyn, illiarn Pilkington, jos.-pb Watson, John Tate, Nao- . """iewerdine, Priestman, and .‘Villiani Atkinson. • also ft W;'e Four. Woods or woody Graiings called ivinites Wood, Kriel l ts Wood, Addleborough and containing foge.thcr 94-A. ',R.. 12 P. situate and being i n ,Lobthoroe aforesaid, and Castle ilYthana, in the sarne County; near to the G mit, North Road. nd also those - Three Closes or inclosed Pieces or ParcelsiLand, ,cont.:;niing 3 t A. 9 P. ; 7 in the occupations of RiClmrd uellyn, Esq. snd loscpli Watson, held by Lease from ii.ospita% i 4 Staint:orti, for Twenty-one Years. •is a pleasant Village. in a Sporting• Country, Iv'- .. f , near to .the Gr eet N ort h Road, and ten miles distan . ce r. 'fr , Stamford ar.ri Grantham, sod well situated for Sir Gil bert licathcote's Hunt. .IThe Tenants will sites the-Premises ; and further pail . -- ul4 rs may be. had of Mr.:To:kit:l;ton, kv',lll .4_ l l • I_l4 , T .1 A ., 4 y or RIDAY; O.C,TOBER 1, 1802. NAVY OFFICE, . • . S'ept. 24, 1802. rTHE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAYESTY's 7 7 REASURY having appointed Money" for the payment of HALF-PAY to SEA OFFICERS, from n';'e ist of yanumy to the 3eth4june, tBoz, according. to His ITlajesty , s Establishment on that behalf ; These are to give Notice, that the several Paynte;7ls.wiil begin to be male at the Pay Offi.e, by the' Treasurer of "the Navy, at Ten o'Clock the Al:9 - rning on the following Do's, viz. OO MONDAY .the 4th Oelober next, 'to ADMIRALS, • 'CAPTAINS, and their Attornics. On TUESDAY the Sth, and WEDNESDAY the 6th October, to LI EU3 I', NAN TS, .avd their Attornies. - • And on THURSDAY. the 7th Odober, to MASTERS and SURGEONS, and, their Attornies. After which the List, will be recalled the First and Third Wed nesdays in, every Mouth, that „r ali Persons patty then and there attend to receive 'hshat may b ' come, payable to them, and - not only bring with them the aiffdavit required; touching their not &vim g enjoyed the Bent of any Public Employment, either at S ea on "Shore, during . the time they are to be paid' 1-141...p ri y, but also to ptoduce Certificates that they have submitted to the Test, and taken the Q.zthi.of Allegiance required by Aet of Parliament to : ff4present Majesty ; avd in case any of The said ! s licers should ,siot b... aeon to atkul but tunfrloy Attar-J/les that parpose, that the said Attornies do produce the like Cert(foate.; and Affidavits from the Persons they are employed by. When Officers are abroail on Leave, their Agents are to produie attested Copies of such Leave before the Lialf-pay can be paid. And as by an AEI of Parliament passed in the 35thyear,Le present Majesty's Reigit, entitled " An Ad •for F..itaolishing a more easy and expeditious Mode -for the payment of Officers belongim; to His Ma-• jesty's is enailed, by the 2otb Clause of the said All--" That ifany Com Missioned or Warrant-Ndval Officer, who shall - be entitled to receive Half-pay, and shall be de sirdus to receive and be paid the sathe, •at 'or near ,the place of his Residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of. His jesty's Navy in. London, to have; such Half-pay paid at or. near the place of his .Residence, in the manner. pointed out by the said Ad •" Notice is here by further given, that the Half-pay ending the 3oth June, 1802, will commence paying On the 4111 of next - Month, and that all Persons 'desirous of having their Halfipiiy. : remitted to them, may app(y els above diret7ed. WANTED immediately., in a Private Stilotil near London, a Person of good Character; well (I:vi lified to teach Writing, Arithmetic, and English : to a.Geo tleman well recommended. and approved, a liberal Saldry . will he offered. Letters with real names only, addressed to Mr. Thomas, at Mr. Marsh's, Stationer, Fleet -street, .Loncinn, will be attended to. TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN A. GENTLEMAN (of Norfolk) of liberal 'Elio t:ation, some.knowledge of Agriculture, and posse,sing a small independent Property, and W.ho at this time is Im. emplOyed, otters his Services toany Nobleman or Gentleman in assisting in the cultivation and management of Estates, as Steward or Superintendant. Testimonies of the first respeßability will be given if re- •qui"red, and Letters addressed (post-paid) to Mr. Samuel - Mitchell, St. Laurence, Norwich, will be immediately at tended to. - • - YALE BV.EIZ. AND poitylit PERSON who has the. M;inagernent of an ex.. tensive Country Brewery in high Repute, can. take a Pupil under his own immediate Care, and instruct him in every particular, selative tr' time important PriicesSes or the Brewing and : 1 / 4 1alting Business.i. The ithproved modes of BreWing have bee the pcculisr study of the Advertiser for twenty years, and his respe4ability, With the eclat he has - ac. the wii-1 on itioniry,bk finuid.. In be , suf.. r ti. meat ts.aUtleli7atl.4.ll.lChl.'.. For Particuldrs, address (letters . iaost 7 paid) to A. B. 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S P FREEHOLDS IN • ND L.:.):SLX TO I3E SOf.o BY AUCTION, By WINS rANLEY, At .Garraway',s ChAnge Alloy, Cornhill . , LonflOn ' on Friday the' Bth of Octouer iboa, at Twelve, o'Clos:k at Noon, • LOT T. A SUB..STAN - UTA M ESSUAGF, and conve. 'ilea Offices, together with s:reral parcels of I,n -I),oval)tc, A i - aple, Meadow,, and .I)astur. by a laic S Acres, exclusive ~f : and*Dikci.4, ;1t00:0 In Theo'oald-street, in the of A ld.tnhani, in the Co , ..inty Ot IL!rtfor;i, two' mile. ;. ,in Ehlree, five troth li'(te\varz..., and ,ts. trod Loi,clon ;• 1;1 the , - year, who La under notice to quit at . _ 4 valuable and very itni;rovahle • i',.(11.1'1, sit - irate in tfic I Maud Ut 1 7 (Juliv,..sg, in the County of Es,eN, about 7 front ltuchlord,, arhl '6 from I'r,:ttlewi..ll awl Souto End, consisting of a ;I'leSsrtaye and Minces, with several parcis of rich Arable, Meadow a:id Pasture Land, co:Juin - nig 2.66 .\,, tir:;cahoutl, in- p t;I:f. W;,:( , v. , of-thy. . , k uk twttrity-owz "i'nis 1 di Hi upon tlfe Ranks of the Island, front whe.„:t; the Produce is shipped at a small kxpence. Ihinted Particulars may be, had of Mews. Vociiita, Beckwith anti Freshtield,. Solicitors, Switltin'~-laiic„Lun_ don ;• Messrs. W. and J. Black, Middle Temple; Mr. \V instanley, Paternbster-rw,; at itichards's Co-tiee-hotlse • Templa_Bar, and at the Place of tiAle. • . OXFORDSHIRE—and BERKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY - ACTION, • By Mr. WINSTANLKY, Unless previously dlsposed of by Private Contrie - I, of which timely Notke will ho'giver4 on Thursday the t it h dAy of November, igoz, at Twelve o'Clock, at. the Baptist's Head Corree-house, Chancery-lane, /London ; . - 9'i-IF MANORS of BROADWELL anti, KF,Lm. SCOT,' together withseverai c:ipital and improve:lWe •FREEHOL.I4- and TITHE-FREE FARMS, WOODS, and ESTATES, helongirg to an Ancient arid Nohle'Earnily, situated in the several Parishi:s and 11:uniet..; nroAdivell, Filkins, Boughton flop's, and Kelmcot, in the Couitty of O told ; -and S . Iton, in ;he County of Berks: T , . . .. . . l'he whole. •Estate contains Two Thousand Fotir Hundred . • Acres and upwards; situated in a filie. Sportin:; . Country, shouting with-Came; and is altogether w.ll wortkthe at- - tention of Nobietnen or Gentlemen that wish to lay' oat their Money upon. Landed Property. . . - The Situatida is withm•short distances' of Burford, - -Lech . - . • . , • dale, •%Vitney, and Farringdon. ' . • .- ..., . s N-.- B. As a specific Sum is to be paid fOr the Tin upon,... the ESTATE, over and above what it shall sell for, efentle- • , • . men who intend to purchase, are'therctOre requested ~;or. to ~ ; or.:I", ) themselves of the Valde of the 'flinherprevious to the Diiy :-. •- -.. of Sale, which will he ascertained in the PaiticulArs. . For further Particulars, apply to Messrs. 'Manley and ' Low.:S, inner Temple ; MessrS. W. and j. Black, Middle Temple ; and -Mr. Charles Stephens, at Kencut, near Bur- ford, Oxfordshire, who will - appoint . a person to she w the , Estates ; and to Mr. WinStanlep, Piternester.:row,•London. - . HEKTFORDSUIRE. • - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JO I IN BARNARD, of 'Paxsted, At the George Inn, 13tintingford, 'won Wedoeictay the Loth Day of (' next, at Twelve o',Clock ; I3EANuRS qt*.iNIEgSDEN.bIiKY, HOrk- MEAD RE DEW ELLS, alias -.CLA R KES, and COCKHAAISTEAD together with the following va luable., and very, improveable • FREEHOLD, and small part cOPYHOLP FARMS,. via, NIEESDENRURY FARM, situjted in the Parishes of Meesden and 'Burnt l'elhara, in the eccuiiatiou of the Widow Sell, and -several . Parcels of •Woot=lAnd, in the I . 'roprietor's hand ; containing together Four Hundred and ThirtS-- five Acres and upwards. Also, the PcrpetttaCAdvowson'a the RECTORY OF M E P.S DE N; containing • a Parsonage- HOU:i - 4.. GardLn, and °dices, together with adopt One Hundred Acrz:i or Clete Land,"and the 'Great and Small Tithes from the Parish Of Meesden aforesSid. ' • - _ HO RMEAD PARSO,N AG E. FARM, situm7'..l in the Pa: rishe of Great I:oral:tad and Ansty, contai&r,v: (`,;:‘ !It:ti died and Tvvd ye Acres and upwar,ts, and 6r.!.3 Tithes arising from about' tour Hundred Acres rt e in the mem patio' of Mrs. Mary Prim', • HO Vi ME Al) fIALI. - FARM, situated in the I'a, - i;t,e•of Great Hortnead, Ansty, and - Lat;teui, rn All:: oc,:upazain of Mr. John s.:hxpinan,_contaiv.ing itree• Hundred and \ S;t;_ I - nu Ares and upwards, Two liundred and Tnirtycsix.Act::s of whii.:ll-are tree of Grcat Titt%es. Ito E N RO W FA RW, situated in tae Parill of firaugii iing,,in tae Mr. Thomas Rayo:fit, , rhree Foar Acres and npwards„ COL A MS . VE A D FARM, situ:told in the 13raughW::, !:, _:_qpation of Mc. William Clarke, Loa - tainin acid Forty Acres. W I', HA LL ► ARM, situated in.the PariJi of San:lon, in-the occupation of the WidOw lioNabia, coi k ti.inir,g Una Hundred and Twenty-Three Acres and upwaro3. , above Ni.tnors arid Farnis are situated in a good Sport . ,in„• , Count) y, 'mar a Pack of Fos Ito:It - 144: ..The Ten:ons hold from. year to year only, and the Rents rn4y ImproVed. - ror apply to W. and,. Black, in the Middle ' ; and to Mr. Wade, 4ttern2y .at Law, 1 TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. rPHE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respeafullY informed, OHN BURG ESS and SON's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, 7corninues to be prepared by them iL the sane manner ,that haS giver , such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly-acquired - superiority of that 'Article .is fully confirmedin the opinion of thd Country at large, and 4 i Persons resident in. all parts of the World, and hiving stood the test of trial, ranks it in - the situation it now maintains. general.utility of their Essence otAnchovies and other rich Sauces for Fish, ex., induces them, from the numerous Advertisements daily appeasing, to caution Families, Sce. in purchasing the - same, as none is to be had of- their Genuine, hut at t knrWarehouse as under: . ' Everyother Article in fife Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, , &e. Officers in the Army and Navy, supplied uporithe snot:est notice for the East and West Indies, Ste. For the convenience of - Faniiiies in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. K. Johnston and Co, Edinburgh, their sole Agents for.• Fish sauces. Warehouse, N0..10,"-cOrner ot• Sayoysteps,. - Strand, London. • By 1i 4.S MAI ESTl ; 's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, GRANTED to J. SIG Ail 0N D, Surgeon. Dentist, Bath, for BRITIS if IMPERIAL DENTI FRICEand PRESIVRVATIVE 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 ihonth, the following stital I advance has. been made on.the price of the above Preparations, viz.. The Bottle of Preservative Lotion - .Z.b - s 6 - The Large Size Box of Dentifrice e 5 6 • , • The Small Ditto Ditto - - - o z 9 The I3ottl of Anodyne Tincture - o 2 9 The above.may be lia(i (together N-4tli the .....Jions sorts of Tooth-Brushes construaed on ipiproved p,n) by GAt tit. and Lea . , No. sz, New Bend-street ; Hendrie anti Son, Tichborn-strcet, Goldm-square ;• Watts . , 478, Strand ; Rowney, Holbo-rn Hill ; Geo. Crver, Perfumer, .68, - . Corahill ; Golding, 4z, Corsinill; Hazel, Perfumer, RI ; and 'by iDe Principal Medicine Ye:l,las 4tid. Perturn...rs in the United Itii4gdoins. ‘Sept. 74, qnz... • 1/,tiAll i ti i ', , , , ....t...,:..\-,...nf,-,4?...42.,. : ..„„ : . ... r''',:-.-,..(:-.".-:--;_ .i, -----;-4,,e1:,-.,!' -171-'-'77 ,g:-.7.7"-".„,.':plf-,-0.,./,'--: ;.-,31,;;:64.,:::7 'f S. :. • ,< V p. " c— q l 4;fli 7 ,--L i t -, i ,t4 r......,47,7 ,cif....., : i L.: ...f. :;:. .. . t, ‘ _ hist,t 4 I ~,_.,x- ; mac ~~.::~;c~,.~---~~~ WO