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" 5 1 1 % Nl:Ml3ga 3151. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, O4tober z 6, 802, will be performed; KING HENRY THE FOURTH. King Henry, Mr. WROUGHTOI4 ; Prince•of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Hetipur, Kr. POPE ; • Sir 101 m -Fafstatt; Nr:* ST EPHEN K E MEL E ; • Francis, flr. suETT.. Lady Percy, Mrs. POWELL ; Cln Mrs. Q u i ckly, Mrs. SPARKS. Wednesday, the Comedy o f The Suspicious Husband. On Thursday, the C ome dy of The Brothers. The Comedy of the' jealous Wife haying beeh on Thurs day night received with unbohnded applause, by a crowded audience, the Public are respectfully informed that it will be repeated on Friday next. The Tragedy of Pizarro, is in preparation, and will speedily be produced Nyith additional splendour: THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEN.T-GARDEN, T O- I\4IO.KROW EVENING, Odober z 6, i So z, will be p e rf o rmed, • THE CABINET. Orlando, ilr. BR A HAM ; Peter, Mr. M4R4II)EN • Whimsierao, Mr. FAWCETT ; Count Curvoso, TM i• RY Alarclint tit t.i ranct Chateau; Mr.: r, 'ANC: I EIAM" ; • Manikin, Mc: SIMMONS; First Falconer, M r . KING And Lorenzo, Mr.. - IN CL EDON. Curiosb, Mrs. MAT t OCKS .Constantia, Mrs. H. jOHNSTON ; Bianca, Mrs. DAVENPORT Leonora, Miss HOWELLS; Crudelia, Mrs. DI RDIN ; • Doratice, Mrs. POWELL • And Floretta, Signora STORZC E. PEROUSE ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. I Vednesday, the Mari of The Worlei. with , T;e• Re /new, or The Wags of. Windsor. On Thursday, The Cabinet, with The Citizen. • {i n Friday, the Tragedy ofMacbeth, with The Review. Nei' on Saturday, will be produced, for the first time, a cw Com e d y , called Delays and Blunders, with Rosina. SECOND LOTTERY, ISO 2, No. 4,C : ornhill, and No. o, .Cliaring-icross. 81.51 - 1, with the roost Ftriu.re qtatitude re • tu-rns Tharik to the tibbility, Ge;ltiy, and Public; for 'the very distinguished • preference shewn to the .4bove ti fflces in the, late and former Lotteries, and policifs conti- Illtance of that' Favour, which it ever shall be his study to deserve. flckels and Shares are selling in.great variety on the same terrns as every pther pftic‘l o4.eq,ual, credit ; and the. extraor ciinary success which Purchdsers a t the •aboVe Offices have kxpeneacecl, added to the pur., - ftuality observed in thepay irlent of all Prizes are circtunsiances well kn'?.iwn.. The Second Lottery consists - of - :32.;56 - o Tickets ; total knount P rizes 2.813,0001. ; and bcgms.drawing the 29th of X ext Nionth. There will be a Third Lottery the instant the Second is *high willtcbusist of 44,030 Tickets ; total amount of Prizes 392, 090 1. .Schemes, with Particulars, gratis, arid all Business in the P ublic funds transacted with fidelity alid dispatch. . 14: - .- DISTILUNG.EY-STEAM. . , rtik N Apparatus lot this l arpw e r.pleulated to . . . ..u., im prove all ardent Spirits obtained by Distilation, and to' Lessen both the o ri g i na l ail d ann u a l expe.nce of such - EitA: oiments i and also an Apparatus- tor. - - - :-- llftYlNi; COUFEE BY STEAM ' - P a ore expe - daron's4y,`to -greater certainty, and with much less . bour then It tan be rifled In the Sub; may be seen in use iZ n 4 Y"Chtirstlay, at the Tinned Copper. Works on .Bankide. i) corries t o b e a ddres s ed to C. Wyattfth e P atentee ), Ne w 'rAlg.e-street. . .. . . rt.) I'HE 'CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. 2 ', ...OE NOBILITY, dliN 'FRY, anti PUBLIC in - • general, tire resped'ull, informed; JOHN 11U lc GF.SS , 11 ( 1 :SON's - GENUINE ESSENCE, of ANCI-IQVIF.S, 11,01.ntinueSlo be -preparißt ti) them iir the same manner that s •given such universal approbation for many years past: - • The lOng 'justly'-4cquired snOriotity of 'Oar Article is , 1 11 1)y-ciintir t netri o Mc opinizhfat'the' Country at la ree, and of t , ersons rouivnt at, all . pars of the World, •and haying, stood; "A: tisi of trial, ranks it in the . sitiiation it now maintains. 'The gcncral utility of their EstienCe a t A aliov,i4s - anclother •;!elt Sauces forzyish &c. intim..es pliem, front the numerous A dvertisements daily appearir,g, to i caution families,.&c. in t ircliasins: the'same ' as none is to be 'had of their Genuine,' Ut at ‘ii..:l - i - Warehattsens under. ' , _ , „. • j.ivery other Arthile in the t)il Tiade for faMily use,' bf the '7cst auali . C)'. • . N4 st.Liiidia iLleroliant - S, Captaihs of Ships. &c. ()dicers in , ~ Ame Arrn Y" .and,Naye supplied upon the shortest notice for be l' ' ' , - last and West Indies, &c. • 1. 1 ,,, "e ''.' For the convenience pf Families in Scolland, they appointed kltissrs'. R. Johnston arid ,Co. Edinburgh i; , eir sole-Agents liar. Fish Sauces. . . Warei,„,,4, No. 10„ corr ..... fS- oavoy-stePs, • ......_ "- Strand; !marten. • • . ) . MONEY READY TQ - ADVANCE. LL PER NS in. possession of Incomes,, ,A .. arising from Freehold, •Copyhold; or Leasehold - .q, 4 tes; in - -Land or HbAises, MoneA• •iii the Funds, Rent i ti zl'%4,, DJ:ix : nage Setilementz, W JointnreS, 'An isatentiPl'iceC'thfirdfr, lii4ings, Or-any other,cer , ptrtlrlncorne for Lite, may be supplies with teintioritry or • tl ui - z-4teat • Sums of -,Noncy to ;uly : amounts, by paying A ter the same. ti e Ntibilitv . and Gentry of known Froperty, oetheir etrs rnay be accommodated-on their personal security ; • its 0 ;1 1 'any . instance where the single security of an indivi- D er ", may be deemed insuiticlent; the addition• of another to guarantee the upayinent of the Interest will re ri.._ e , the objeetio4 ; anti, itLall ciizes, privilege' will be ; Yen to the- Publi c to retura the , Dtioll. P ersonal applications Avill be xeceiVecl every day till Fonr C;lock ann. Letters froni'COiresiiiient l'own or ,y 1 . - )),;t: paid) will be irninealittely answerW, by_sad ▪ essing to the !lite:tor of the , Kghtsbeclge. 134 . 4,-4_llls t4-Loy;er jobn,street, -(-9lden-squate. ,CAPITAL FAR:`,IIN('; STOCK. • _TO SOLD BY 41 0 ; CTION, ;ti Bk N . BROW.NE, Premises, at'Mr. john Veld's, of MP:on, , ..in thc•Pa '' ,; ; Ustl of Pernbridge, and County of ficrqord,,mn.Tuesday e 011 Novelldwif 3 ' 7 '4 ; • * • • O'NSISTING T pf• Fourteen very liandAoine (2,1, - cows ; siN..litto two veal' oId'HEIT E ;- fiye Iv l , -.1 -S" and sik BULL CALVE:S,i chiefly bred from Mr. o" , •:r'surt, of tile trange, in the F r arisit . o.r: Tii,qaqre, and m ` 4l ts' of•hieleford aforesaid. • 11,:: • R. aboe, Cattle are of• the stfte Herefordshire d r ~ n ot iritinOc•ta any in tnc County. • begin at Eleven •o 'Cock in tie Morning. ATo' BE SOLD BY -PRIVATE CONTRACT, Desi,able- FREE-101.4 m ost ,- -lightfutly situated at Pennihgton, within one mile of u ntigtoii, in the County o f 'Southall - 113ton, consisting of a Tati•r, Barn; Stable-, 45,7 e. and about '34 Acres of Arable, P asture Land, the Land-Tax of some part whereof bten redeemed, late in the occupation.of Partner Hooky. ttpLands lie comnati together, and comma: most beau -1 prospect ofthe Sea; the Isle of Wight;the Needles and. Country, and wfituld, trona- their neighbourhood and V t uati9ll, form a most delightful SPof for any Gentleman de "%pis of b u ildi ng a Marine Villa, l!or flintie r Partivulars, inquire of Mi. Bicknell, Solicitor; t r ulg.Garden Terrace, London; or of Mcsixs, : klitfbia krid °o per, Ringwood; Hants; ' r-, - . - 1 1. 7 1 N 1............ 1 ~.d!"_,~ MONDAY, t," OCTOBER T 2 3 ,. : 1802. OFFICE of ORDNiI2, - • '• • (,! •:- • °Bober 8, 18oi.: THE P VAC IP AL•OPFICERSs of .HIS MA -A- yESTY't ORDNANCE do hereby gibe Notici, that they sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the; TOWER, no THU RSD4)7, the c jtb of November next, af Eleven o'Clcck in the Porenoon,aver; Eligible and Improveah 1-101,1)- ESTATE; the Property of the Ordnance, situate . at Rotherhitbe, , in the County of Surrey ; consliting ofa CAPITAL HOUSE, treCied on a Piece of Ground on the North Side of Lavender sireet, with various. Ogt-buildingsi together with ein eaten .sive WHARF, fronting the River Thames, 2 To Feet in Length, and WAREHOUSES; I3AKEHOUSE, ACCOUNTING. HOUSE, and several other Buildings ereeledthereon. The abovementioned Premises are held for a Term, of which Eighteen Years were unexpired at Lady Day last, at the low Rent of TO BE P.EREMPI'ORILY R.E-SOLD,. Pursuant to an Order of the High Court oi'Criancery, made in a Caipe SMITE .ag,ainst COLUOUN, before John Spranger, Esq. one of the Masters - Of , the - • said Court kit . the Public Sale-Room, -inSouthAmptcri,buiNnws;,,Chall - eery-lane, London, on Wednesday the la) -Of:Novernber next, iv:tweenAhe hours .of One and Two : o!coc . k in the Afternoon, , , • A FREEHOLD ES - FATE, ''ldte of .JOHN AR_ .cHER, Esq . : deceased, situate •in the Parish .of flatherSage, in the County of Derby," being the Prerni.;es . • cornprised Lot.i4, iri the,Particulars of, the sevp.raljs-, tates sold in the month of june last, at liux.ton,,nvz.ntionc.d. lars'whereOl . may be had at the said ,Maistors heriein.Soutlianipton-I?;:ild , ngs aii)ros.44l. ; of Messrs. Gra harn, Solicitors, Lineola' ; of MbSsts.'Ma).o and Pears Soli‘ltors, ClitakAane, f.onOn ivlessrs. Black, Epping, Essex, and Middle Temple, London ; Tick well; aiid Mr..lsaacdlall,:CastlefO* . r TO DE SOLD LY.L• .% z 1 1'1: L. kny •ftf.4 Either 'Fog-erher tleparate; ' rTWQ FARMS, one'copsisting of a :Messuage, and : iattout 44R Acres of : Land ,called BADNALL FARM, situate 'ln the Polishes of Ecele'sh . .lll and CliebSey, in' the County of Stafford, in the Oecuintion , of, Samuel Dawson ; and the other, consisting of a Messuage, "and about -143 Aeres of LaridcalledSlVlNESH'EAD.'FAi M, situate in Chapel Chorlton, in the said County, in the Occupation Of Edward Addericy ; both the Fauns are held horn year to year,. . • . • Tenants will show the Premise's, ancrftirther 'part% culars inarbe:had, , •by,applying to Mr. Eddleston, Nant wick ;or to Mr. Perry, Doddingtcin, Cheshire. ' ' 130 ()KS vinted, torl \I)E RE7T, opix7slte' Bprlitlgton l-loue, Piccadilly. THOUGHT -S-UPON HUNTING : i n a S er ie s of Familiar Letters to a Friend. 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Dr. fANIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. • THE Excellence of these PILLS, as 'a ge,ntle purgative, and as a general preservative of Heali h, thy assiSting - Natureim theduedischargeof the Animal Fiinctions, has established their reputation as a Nledicineof the first lin,. portance. They are admicabiy calculated for Disorders-- of --the Stomach and`Bowels ; for persons of a Bilious; a Gouty, or a Rheumatic disposition ; as well as fur those whose•Con stitutions.have-been alteCi by too active or too seckntary lite, or by a residence in hot Climates. They are likewise particularly 'serviceable in, Head-Achy occasioned 'by. •Indt. gestion, and in removing the bad effects of also in preventing l'aisies and Apoplexies, so tiftetr the-con sequence of intemperance. . . • The tendency of these Pills is to open the pores by night, and the body by day : they moreover promote sleep, atictse quire neither confinement nor atteution to diet. Recourse should be had to them on the first attack of a cold, or Upon any slight indisposition; and they should never be omitted at bed-time after - an excess of eating or drinking;. and:thus their distinguished characteristic will be maintained of pro. moting longevity, so remarkably exemplified - by their Inven tor,- who, by the constant use Of them, thOugh a very free‘ liver, attained the age of seventy-five. As - the ANALEt"I'Ic PILLS owe their virtties..toa pecuNar preparation, which has never been divulgeirliut to the, present Proprietors, they can only be had genii- in from them; and they are, sold by •.Francis - Newhi:ry, at the Warehouse for.-Dr. James's Powder; No. 45-, rue East End of St. Paul's; a tew doors from. Cheapsicie,tondbai and . at,,Dr. James's late liliuse in. Bruton -street, siulloxes, - price 45. 6d, each,: Stamp int;luded ; or the quancty_of Six in one•laKe Box for il. 4s. .as it now bear§ . a Observe that the w9tds, "F. Na~vass Y, No. 45, - St,' are engraved on the Stamps. • Ali (idlers - are cour. t.irteits. . . ADVICE TO SEA-BATHERS, BATH, ANb HUT R. BRODUM begs leave to tecommerd the i—j. BOTAN t cm, sy ZUP (the Vitittes'avh.tta.alti knowledged by poisons of the first' fll:llticweite.d distitt/ion; to Bathers inuneaiatei y - after quitting Afte•Batli i . and one •hour before,• and in particular to those who arc subjeetko erqp tions arising from yiti:ited Humours', Scilryy; 'eke. the glum tity tak.eiveachtirne,•thtee table.spoonfols. To NeryoUS a ul Debilit:ited Constitutions in general e ow. ingto an - irregular course of lifeJ-Lrt:s 'hard dfinking; ezcesrive . let, and those debilities brougitt -on by:licit knowing-ifo: telidene-y of a c:rt.ain contracted at an .early age, 'the , Doetor recominends 'the Nertisuis Cordial; two tea. , : spoonfuls,. which is to. be taken an hour before bathing, and one atter. . Teh minutes walk after is necessary. ..6(r. A numbeiof Cures performed. at Southampton, Hast ings; Portsmouth; Isle of Wight; Margate, Rantsgate, -Do ver, Bath,. Bristol, •Harrowgate, 'Cheltenhami, - and '!'sin_ bridge Wells, in the cotirk of the last Sea-son, on several Ladies and entlemeit,' Who, 'from theie . ele.Vstcti ituatious in lire, will not permit of their Na!lic.,; PersOnS whoiio not know the cause frerriwltich their com plaints originate, the Doelor, to rAiere• anxicty,• informs those who wish tb receive benefit without A conference, that •on their sending a Guinea ; and their morning Qritie in-a' box, may. derive,equally the same benefit ; his,- telentitle Vow ledge of various disorders, by means or U has ed his fame., l hose not wishing.to receive Medicines of his Agents; may receive them front ins House in London; by addressing a line, postLpaid: • • , • To those Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the state of Matrimony ; the Doctor would particularly tecomtneild tho Botanical Syrup, priOr to their appearance before the Altar of Hymen, who are in the smaltest degree apprehensive of the system not . being entirely souncl i Or siiiijed to relaxations "of the solids. • • The •• cures contained in this Pamphlet aregiVen.in as short a way as possible, fOr want of room ;. but thermay belecn at full length in the-Guide to-Old- Age, which the Doctor recommends to Petsons of both Sexes, whoi 4 whethet Single or Married, ought not to be a moment without, lustputilishCtl, - a Ne.w , Edition; in Gennan and in Ebtlisb; of " A GUIDE to OLD A ('.; E," . being 016 Two Volumes comprised in One s price 3s. 6d. each. . • The Potanical..Syruia and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the-Era)&it'S Ito/tie, No. 5, Albion-street, in bottles at and• 55.-sd. duty included; Jebouli and Co."s, late Bacon; NO. tso, Oxtord-street, opposite Bond street -Golding, No. 4iotornhill ; Ward, N0.,324, Holborn ; Withers i (late Cockell's) Medicine WarehOuse i No. 227, Strand; - 'Tutt's i , Royal Exchange; Williar.t3, Perfunir to His Majesty, No. 41, 4 Pal-1.-Mall.; E. Newbery, net of St. Paul's Church-card s ; Bolton's, Royal Exchange; Cl'.ng and Butler • No: 4, Cheapside ; BurAeois,: Amick and Son, No. 32; Pfaymaket ; Shaw's •,Medicine t wartlicAlsc, high, street _Borough opposite the Southwark Bank ; Mr. ' Pidding's -No. 76, Borough, opposite the Pantheon ; Forbes, Drtiggip, - 1i0.32, Biackman- , street;BorOugh : Dicey ? Bow-lane; and to bc , had of all'tli BookSeilers and r rintors ist the principal Worket ToWits in the thlitc4 4440:L0me. - SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum.' Immediate prinession will be given 41 soon as the put-chase shall be concluded. The Premises may he upon application to Mr. Booker, ovhc is resider:: thereon ; and the Abstract qf the Ro.zrd's Title to the Estate, may he examined at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret-street. Particulars and Conditions of Sale to he had at the time of Sale. By Order of Biard, -11. CREW, Ser. This Day were published, Xn TWo Vols. Royal Quarto, price Four (3 uineal, in boards, 'TABLES., of the - several .EUROPEAN EX CHANGES: shewing by inspecliod, - the Value - 61 any Sum of Money in all the principal Places of Europe, at the.different Prices to which the Courses of Ekthatige may rise or tall ; aaddestribing in'what Money, 'real or imaginary, Books and Accounts are usually kept, and Bills are drawn at each Placd, with . the plain method •of CalcUlation by the. , Rule of Three. .Tables equating tit. Moneys of the different Provinces of Spain with each other, and a! Table of the .I , lemish Money. To which is prefixed, au Account of the Usaaces, or Times at which 13111 s arc - drawn, - from the seve rat Places, together with the Days tif , G race atloWed in each. By ROBE BEWICKE, of London ' Merc hant. • London : Printed for W. j. and J. Richardson,. Royal- E xchange.. , 131211) ;NORTH . Cl. VEalt VALUABLE ES:FIT A in. Fee • pie, called the BROC LLS (subjea. to such Con ditiOns as shall then be produced), will he SOLD BY AUC 0 N, oy Pensam Clarke,,cit the Crown Inn, in Bridgnorth, hon Saturday the 6th day of Novel - fiber nest, between the, houfs of 'rived and Eight in\the Afternoon,. unless previously ~disposed of.by Private Contract, of which notice will he given, consisting of- a sutistantial FARM-HOUSE, with cooveuierd Barns., Stables,, Outbuildings and Premises thereto belonging;-and about 2.z8 !Vies: of 'useful r Arable, Meadow,.i,'nci Pasture Lao4,divide,ci into, 41)put thirty-live I nclosures, and a considerable - quiinfittif of Crowing Thither there6n ; and also the valuable Mines of,Co;;1, Icreestone, and Clay,_ which have been bored and proved in•the EState, andliearly 'adjoining thelron WorkA."of:l3illing-sley. The Estate is situate in a Ring Fence, within seven miles of Bridgnorth, 'and . one mile of the navigable river Severn,' in the Parish of Chelmarsh,. in the County. of Salop, in the tenure of Messrs. • /.lirkin and Startin, under Lease for twenty-one years from Lady-cIAY last, at the very low. Rent of 1661. ; part of the Purchase-money may remain on gat gage of the Premises. • ' . 'La treat for the same by private Comma, and for further particulars - , apply - to Mr. - James -Welleshourne, okariStrat forci-ini-Ayon • and Plans and.particulars.of , the Estate are left at the 'Offices of MesSiS. Jaiites add - Hughes, -Solid/ors, -Warwick; and. Messrs. Nlarsliall.'and Smith, Solicitors, 13ridgnorth. • NORTHAMPTONSHIRE--FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE 501.13 BY PRWATE:CONTRACT, With immediate. Possession if required, A LL that Capital' anti 01. l "eSfabitgbed•inn, the .C.LC R 0 IV NT, with suitable anti donvenientodr...ofiiceaand Bui.tdiags, with capacious Yard and Garden, nu w carrying on a very extensi Vt . HtzatriCbS", - tiot+k-i-rt ttit rif.yel-n e , irixl-1.? Li 6114- Lin,, mostdesiribly.situatpi in the centre cif the Market-square, in the Borough of Brackley, and contiguous to two excellent •Turiipike,riiiils, leading from Northatnoton, through Tow,- ~tester, to Oxford, at the easy distance O f f - 2I niiles'from Not `th'lrnptrin and Oxford, afx.i. tt from- I'owcester, the , other .leading , ,from Warwick through Banbury, Brackley, ahii BUdcingtiatri' to Lopclon, ' being 3o miles from Warwick, 8 ;from- Baiibtffy,.a - nd•.7 from..Bncl:ingharn, all capital Market Towns, and is exceediligl' well adapted fOr the acconimoda -dation of.Gentle.men"s faipilics, Travellers, and the Public in general, no posting beini carried o,t at any other Houst, which renders atktllti ialoie - ;,iedyanikkgeons in this as well.as 11 other respects, on account of 'its situation and spaciods Room ; the Ground-floor eJinprises a large Dining:-..ha11, five Parlours, a capital Kitchen, aild Pantry; with final . excellea Cellars beneath the same"; - -ttie firs( Floor contains an - exeieditiggood Dining.room„ with seven convenient Bea_ twirls, and six Garrets over the same, e very complete Brew- Out,-I:itchen, watp Neq convenient and spacious Room above, now used . as . a Priiiting:Offlee, stab ling for thirty Horses, With other. suitable Out-houses, upon which a cOnsiderable sum has within these three years ben expended ; also aCottage with a very. convenient Malt. : hom;e, situated at the Upper. or. West end of the said Yard, now ! in full trade, and a Cow's ',Common, belonging -to the "'above Premises, situated in Bandlands, in the open.. Fields of Brack ley aforesaid. • 'Also a Messuageor'Tenement .adjoining to the. above Pre mises, with a Barn belonging thereto, situated in a certain place called Brunt's-lane, in the occupation of the Officers of St. James ar.c St;'Peter's Parishes,, Brackley, Tenants at Will. For Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and Lice, •Solicitors, Symond's-lim, Chahcery-lane • Mr. Base ley, Solicitor, Brackley ; or to Alban Bull, Esq. Chal come, near Brackley • and tier a view of the Premises, apply to "Mr. Wilkins, et draaley, the Proprietor, .. "- 4 V ' ••' ,aL. ;';'' ~.--t'''. . .._._,l ' t, ';‘,.?".'," - W ' • 7 . 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