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'Or the intended Extension of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY, through the Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX, and HANTS to the .SEA COAST, having this day attended us with Mr. Jessop's Report, and the Plans and Settions for part of the said proposed Line, and to communicate to us the Utility of the game; _ This Day was published, price 11. xis. 64 iii boards, • Handsomely printed in Quarto, embellished *ith a Portrait . • of Sir Ralph Abercromby, from a Pidure by Hoppner, _ - N HISTORICAL ACCOUNT o f the .BRI /1. TISH EXPEDITION to EGYPT in-which are Notes on General Reynier's Publication; some important Fads - relative to General - Bonaparte ; Remarks on the - Moral and Physical State of Egypt ; complete Official Documents, and much other interesting Matter,. with Maps of the Country, in whith every Movement is described. By Licatenant-Colonel SIR- R. WILSON, Knight of the Order of,Maria Theresa. Printed for T. Egerton, at the Military Library, White- 04907.er S, 1802.. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice; Mae th,j will sell b'- PU -AUG f 10.1‘1,- at the 7'OII7ER, no THURSDAY, the nth of November next,. at Eleven c'CLek in the Porenoon; aver) , Eligible and Iniproveable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, the Property of the Ordnance, fituite at ,Rotherbithe, in the Counivq . sum : li; con,irting• fa CAP ITAL HO SE, ere Red on :a Piece of Ground on the North Side V Lavender— street, with various Out-buildings, together. with an eilen— sive WHARF, fronting the River Thames, zio Ket and WAREHOUSES, BAKEHOUSE, ACCOUNTING HOUSE,. and several other Budding: erected thereon. The aboVementioned Premises are held for a Term, of whici Eighteen Yes were unexpired at Lady Day lay', at the low Rent of MIDAS. On Tuesday, the Tragedy of George Barnwell, with the ZUrietta of Midas. o'll Wednesday, Deaf and Dumb. 1: - u 1 We, the .MagistrateS assembled at the Petty Session held here this Day, Do hereby give Notice, that a PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the SWAN INN, in' *REI GATE, on Tuesday the 9th day of November next, at Eleven o'Clockin the Forenoon, to take the above Plan into Consideration, when it is hoped the Noblemen and Gentle men interested therein, will give their Attendance. with The Devil to Pa' nee, IntLi- ; ~~ „1.1 „ - . Cp!: - '. ~Y^t ) al wit; C':.i~ 1 ,i .;~ vet Arai ;Ach t ales R t,( :ot WITH - or k`, ,I}n toy, Teo! it of ttIC -. s:e t tl :`• f ;VI ~F"C ~~ 141 ; irse ric'r 0( 1 4 4,1 I h• far' .01 1, ; t icA !ot 'I'HLATRE-ROYAL. COVEN.T.:GARDEN. ON "MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 8, 28 02 , will be pr.,..ented, THE CABINET. Orlando, Mr. BKAHAM ; Peter, Mr. MUNDEN • Whimsiculo, AWCF:TT ; Lorcrizo, Mr. INCLEDON. Curioso, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; - Constantia, Mrs. 11. 101-INSTON; And Morena, Siznora STORAGE. PEROL/SE Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. 'Perot: (the Navigatorl. Mr- 1-1-. 01INSTON ' d rthe - st• - ,:i -or Mrs, lENKINSON. And Madame Peronse, Mrs. WAFTS. Chimpanzee (an A:,int.l of thf Desolate Island) Mastsi . NIENAGE. Kant (Suitor to Umnaj, 'Mr. FA 1Z LEY ; Negaski (Umba's Father), Mr. DUBOIS ; Anrnba Mrs. . The Comedy of belay' MILLS BlUnders will be per , formed every Tuesday,Thursday, and Saturday, further 'On Wednesday, The Man of the World, with Perouse. On Friday, the Cabinet, with Love a-la Nlorle. A new Melo Diame, in Two Ads, called A Tale of Mystery, is in rehearsal, and will speedily be' produced, with hew. Scenery, new Music, and Dresses THE. STROLLING PLAYER. Just publishe,d Tln Three Volumes, tzmo. Price - I2S. in boards, HE STROLLING PLAYER ; OR, LIFE .1.• AND ADVENTURLS OF WILLIAM TEMPLE or, by D. Symonds, Paternoster-row; and to be had the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. iiANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. ISS LINWQOI)'s EXHIBITION,' with' an AI)DiTION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now Pen, and will- continue Every Day, Sundays excepted, +tom Nine in the, Morning till Evening. Admittance One Shilling YOUNG LADY as AppREN. TICE to a MI LLINER and Faucy Dress Maker. Apply at No. 4, Gerrard-street, Sulio-square. . - PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a ause o GRIPPER aa SALTER, the Creditors of C [OHN f GRIPPER, la g te inst of perttord, in the County bf H ert f or d, B rewer , d ecease d, are sirthwith to .come in and prove their Debts before John w ilmot, tsq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings, chancery-lane, Lon (Ion• or in default thereof, they will be excluded the Benefit sg . th.: said Decree. C LOUCESTER and SOUTH WALES COACHES Removed. , JOHN HEATH, RICHARD WILLIAMS and Cry. - rzsp,ttrallly inform the Public, that they have re rtri:ovecl the eld loucester, Hereford, and South Wales I')achh from the Bolt in Tun, Fleet-street, to the Bull and n i t 'itith, Bull and - Quuth-street, London, horn which Place Co aches set out every "Afternoon at Three o'Clock. These '-.oaches go through Oxford, Cheltenham, Ross, Monmouth, Z l ' e rgaveliny, Brecon, Carmarthea, Haverfordwest, to Mil ufroin Office w Packets to Ireland. en,.e Passeners and Parcels are conveyed by 4 .e poSt- INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING ,TABLE, posts, BED, CHAIR BED, !laudsome Brass-screw ou , rosts, and Tent Boistead MANUFACTORY, - No. , 17, Catherine'-street, Strand. fI NE of the Inwerial Dining Tables, 1.. Mor_ . gan had the Honotir of shewing to TIIEIR j LS • ES and the P RINCESS ES at the Queen's House, who rre, according to their accustomed goociness of encouraging . li g e nuitY, most graciouslf pleased to express their highest i,probattan and sanction of the same. Also the muctraci "rud Brass Screw Bedsteads, called Patent, so easily fixed LT and taken down without Tools, the Furnitures to which ! I re made upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking off with. t the us e of Nails, Tools, Zcc. Several diner Articles 'of l Furniture - ne w d; I I improved Principles ; a complete Assortment of portable j etroN et t Beds, and everrotherArticlereguisite for La. Gentletpen going to the East and %Vest 1 is 'ies, anti all eatli t •• rr inreign Climates ; are allowed far superior to any other t usually sold ; handsome Dome beds, and new designed r eilch Window Curtainssuite,al every other Article r • • , en utruture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, by . ) 4 1 7 t4 Ran and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet 1, 4 ',l's. No. t 6 and t 7, Cati t eri ne - street , S tran d. to b: l5 - Alorgan and Sanders, entreat LadieS and Gentlemen fry; T 1 t Patticullr in the Numbers, No. 1 6 and t 7, three D oors he Strand. A -i ‘elriEß - anti HA UGH I'ON, from Dublin, Irish Poplin and Tabbinet Manufatiurers a d Mercers 1 1 ) ; Her Wales, Royal Highnesses the ,Prince and i ji t neess of Duke and Dutchess of York, Dittchess c: V. A . ternberg and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, .. ve ot-garden, London. elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the. different aranches of the'Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank nti Fashi on , i t i s h oped has sufficiently establiShed, in the -tPinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of .relier's and Haughronts Poplins and T a bbi nets , G o ld , ' ~;Iver, Figured, and Plain Charnberry Muslins and Italian " ;ralvtbric Sarsenets for Court, Ball Dresses', Turbans, &d. to n der it unnecessary f or . t h at H ouse to reply to the Adver sernentof their Advertisements.s of others, whose chief pretension to the trade is the c "PYing • CAUTION. %Whereas _ Archer and • Hatighttin have been, credibly in , that a great many people i n thi s ki ng d om are now, I N tn ha ed ve been, tOr some time past, M anu f a ct ur i ng an d Poplins and Tabhinets, as Irish, of an quality, a cter the name of Archer and Hatighton's ManutaCtory, with • l eo/ to discredit and injure their House, and a gross stt ioas on the Public in general ; they are determined as far or "e 3 in their power, to prosecute to Conviction any , per•iton 4 ., Person s so vending Poplins, and Tabbinets, under the tii 2ie of their Many fadture, that was not actually bought at blouse , or i *.* Merchants slipplied.te any Amount. tr.. ley have the ittmQur to acquaint the Nobility and Geri c„ _that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety .I:o,viourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in ph ' v r, which they are enabled to sell (fur ready money) at t vii c es tnuelt` lower than 'they can .be had elsewhere; the 1,, ?le -being of their own manufadure t—they consist of aorite and black Bornbazeens, Chamberry tislins, Cambric telenets, kasdimores for Widows, Arinozines, dress Bar kor Serges, Liitestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Se ts , Cral)s, Scarf Silks, Handk.erehiefs, Buinbatets for rtS, sce. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins orsenets for sli lit Mourning - . linglish. yard-wide Opii, (10 4h i" 4 ',LI superior quality, at 3s. ftd.. per yard ; Veltires, p ort _ r e a black. - Serges, and - rich Irish Tabbinet in -different and ; plain corded, chain, and s trip e d, f or Cl erg y men 14 ,t.y__N.,cierngtfleeams;rln who wearing,ahvays weadalack ; they never grow o being of the very best triple dye. seeund price ever asked for any article bought at their . B• L adies own Spin n i ng manufaured into Poplins or T4bbine t • ei w t Colo a ; Tabberays for Furnit ure o f the diderent lishiOn .vtirsa mamitidured ou the shoctat noti ce, , ROBERT HUDSON. ROBERT LADBROKE. CHARLES BI RKHEAD. HYLTON JOLLI FEE. WM. JOHN TOt.LIFFE. A SWINDLER. ABOUT '17%0 Year& ago, a Person, took a 'Ready Furnished House in Alfred-street, in the City of Barn, for a year, at the rent of 160 Guineas, under the assum ed name of 1..1 Esq. and who said his Country House was at Coiel;roo's •o, Shropshire, and after . .hertilig possessi•on of said house, -Zeit part of it again at five and six gui neas per week, Lir five or • six months ; after whiCh he ab sconded, lucked up the House, and in that state it remained till.tiie year expired. .This is to give him notice,: that unless 'he immediately discharges the-Rent of said House, 'his name .tv rte published. his - person described, and a Reward will be _iv,n to any Peron ho ;will discover where he may b e found. Should he not' answer this, he will be,published in e v er y Paper throughout •England. WANTED Al' CHRISTMAS, A COMMODIOUS welt FURNIS6ED FAMI. . LY HO U E,Atth proper Offices, for a Gentleman's Family, from within Teh . to Thirty-five Miles from London, in a dry situation, with good Roads, and near a Post or Market Town, in any County but Essex and Hertfordshire. Direa kg J. W-. at Mr. Wrangilain's, No. 153, Bond. street. BENTINCK-STREET. TO RE SOLD, a LEAS:r.:HOLD HOUSE, situate No. t 6, Bentina-street, near. Manchester square, about hilty.iiine Years unexpird, at a Ground-rent of Ten Guineas per Annum, underleasect at the clear yearly Rent 0f371. for about 19 years to come. Application for purchasing may be inade to Messrs. Gregg and Cortield, Skinners' Hall, Dowgate-hill. TO BE LETT, FURNISHED or UNF.URNISHED, ACOMPLE 1:E SET of ROOMS, in one of the best situations in the Strand, consisting of two good Sitting. Rooms, three Chambers, two light Dressing Rooms, a good Kitchen, the Use °fa large Garret, and other conve niencies; the whole in eoinplete Repair, and may be had on Lease. , - Enquire of Mr. Hamilton, Carpenter, Villiers-street, York-buildings, Strand. ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, Begins Drawing 29th November. • THE SCIIKLIL CONTAINS 2. Prizes of - k. 2 5 ,000 I 6 Prizes of - too() 3 - - of to,ooo 8 - - of - - oo 3 - - of - 53 0 3 19.x66 from - too to 19 LT SWIFT and Co's LO rIERY-OFFICE; No. tt, PO ULTRY,'the First-draWn Ticket in the last Lottery, No. 295 t, a Prize of soool. and. Nos. 8041_, and 23,84, both Prize, of to,cool. were sold and shared, as also seven other Capital Prizes, since November last. - - Tickers and Shares of the present Lottery .are on Sale at the aoove Office. The 1- irsr-drawn Ticket is entitled t0‘25,0001-. THE of.. ST - STATE LOTTERY-OFFICE IN:BRISTOL, Where, the Lottery Business this bin legally transacted on the most liberal 'terms, tor these ,Twenty-eight Lotteries . .• - KTORTON. and SON, Milton's Head 'Coro: IV-street, Bristol (and no where else on their account, their's not being a - )ubtirdinate °nice), sell TICKETS anti LEGALLY STA:I.I}'ED SHARES in the ensuing LOT TERY, which begins DraWing November 29th, 180 z. Schemes gratis—Correct Numerical and' Register-Books kept, t itan: Tickets arid Shares .registered at Sixpence per N umber N.B. The Business at this Office is.transaaed on the same Terms as at the first Offices in London, in the price of Tickets and-S•hareS, and Money given for Prizes. Present Pride of TICKETS and SHARES, O. 26. Ticket X. - 17 4 .o Hall - 9 e ,9 Eighth ,C. 2 Quarter - 4lf a Sixteenth - I 3 0 Tne Prices'as they vary wilt be allsay,s posted ut g the Window of their Office, next the Post-Office, Bristol. .. , . ROSS. 'THE universal approbation with which- the 1 Nobility, Gentry, and the whole Fashionable World have honoured ROSS's NEW SYSTEM for making FE RUQU ES, has invited a number of Impostors to imitate them, and recorntnend their Cuuttterleits under his Name. To prevent his :Friends and the Public from being imposed upon, he will in future, affix an Engraving within every Peruque, with the Initials A. R. and these words :• TO litsVEsl JitiosiTrox.'ROSS'S INIMITABLE PERPQUES, No. 119, BIsHOP4GATE WITHIN. It will be Felony to forge such an Inscription, and none will be considered genuine without it. —He begs leave to ob serve, that lie has no connexion whatever with any other Person, nor with any other Shop either in Town or Country. He presumes to inform such Ladies and Gentlemen as can not personally apply from their distant residence, that he shall be happy to inform them, by Letter, how they can measure themselves, so as to be fitted with the greatest nicety, and assures such as will oblige hint with their com mands, that they may be . accommodated with 'Head-dressei ofall colours and denominationf, as faney variesi.and whim directs. He employs,all the first-rate abilities in this line If profession, and challenges all europe to exceed him tOr ightneSS and ease, gracefulness of style, an& superiority of Workmanship. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE 'SOLD IN LOTS BY AUCTION, In the second Week of December next (the,P lace and Day of Sale will hereafter be fixed,) By Mr. WILLIAM LEAK, of Fletton, 'THE MANORS and ESTATES of the late FRANCIS OTWAY, Esq - . situate in the Parish of Pinchbeck, in the County.of Lincoln aforesaid, consisting of several M ESS UA G ES, and numerous TO FT,ST EADS , that have a right of Pasturage upon the extensive Com mons . and Fens of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Cowbitt- and Deeping, together with upwards of 700 Akeres of valuable inlosed Lands,, chiefly in Grass. The whole under an Ad for Inclosure and Drainage, and extensive . WOrks are now carrying into execution, in conse quence of powers .therein given. . - • A considerable part of the Estate is now under small mo dusses, and a portion of the Commons is directed to be set apart for exonerating the Estates from. Tithes of all kinds. The adVantages expo led from the surplus quantity of Common, over and above what will be necessary to exone rate the Inclosure from Tithes, are supposed to be equal, -if not superior, to any thing of the kind attempted in the Kingdoin, and will be found to be well worth the attention of any Gentleman desirous of laying out money upon Landed Property. Printed Particulars will be ready to be delivered fourteen days before the Sale, by Mr. Handley, of Sleaford ; W. and J. Black, Middle-Temple, London; Mr. Skelton, of Pittchl?eck,.and hy•the Auctioneqr. In the Press, and early in the Winter of 113a3 - will .be pub lished, in Two Volumes Quarto, illustrated with Maps, and a variety of ornamental Engravings, 1 6i . SKETCH of the PRESENT STATE o f IRELAND, Statistical and Picturesque. By D. A. BEAUFORT, LL.D. M.R.I.A. London: Printed for R. Phillips, No. :71, St. Paul's Church-yard; and sold by John Archer, Dublin; and E. Baltour, Edinburgh. Fn the Press, and on the 27th of November will be publish . ed, ia Six very large—Volkimes, Lama. price 21, I ta. in boards, \ I EiVIOIRS of the LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS • and CELEBRATED WOMEN, who have flourished in. all COUntries, from the earliest ,Periods to the present Time. . , . By MARY HAYS. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. v St. Paul's-church- • yard • anu sold all Bc;oksellers. N. Copies ofthis interesting Work, intended as Presents to Ladies, may be had elegantly bound . andgilt, price cl. 18s. In the Press, and speedily will be published, in One Volume, Quarto, embellished with a Variety of Engravings train Drawings taken on the Spot. —pRAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, 11. -SYRIA, and across the Desart into EGYPT, during the Years 1799, 'Soo ; and 18ot, in Company with the Mili tary Mission that lett this Country for Turkey; under the Command of .General Koehler,-which,. after his Death ; del volved upon Colonel Holloway, and containing circumstan tial Derails of. the Proceedings of the Detachment during its Conneztion with the Turkish Army under the Conimand of the Grand Vizier. • To• which are annexed, a Meteorological Journal, and Ob servations, on the Plague, and on the Diseases of the Tujks. By WILLIAM WITTMAN, Of the Royal Artillery, and Surgeon to the' Mission. Printed for K. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, MODERN HISTORY. THE Ancient Part of Dr. MAVOR's VERSAL HIST° R V being now completed in Nine. Volumes, the Public are respedfully informed, that the First Volume of the Modern History wiltbe published on the Ist of October, and that a Volume will continue to be publish ed-fin the First Day of every Month, till the Sixteen. Vo lumes,.of which the Modern History. is to consist, are com pleted: - • As the Public opinion of the merit- and 'utility, of this Wdrk has been most unequivocally expressed, by'the rapid and extensive sale of‘the Nine Volumes which have-appeared, it is rot deemed necessary•to expatiate on the claims which The. Modern History will possess, to a continuance of the same flattering patronage. It is obvimis, that to all persons to whom the great Uni versal History, in 66 large Volumes Ottztvo, is either too ex pensive, or too voluminous, Dr. Mayor's Universal History, in es moderate-sized Volumes, must be a most desirable ac quisition. The - Volumes are sold at ss. in boards ; or, upon common paper, at 3s. gd. in boards; and single Volumes, or complete Sets, may be had•ofall Booksellgrs. No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, • August 25, 1802. Mr. REEVES's BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS. This Day are published, THE HOLY43IBLE, printed in a new manner, • in'o der to facilitate perusal . ; THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, with an Iru. troduCtion explaining the whole of the Church Service, and with Notes.vn the Epistles, Gospels, and PSaltns. By - JOHN REEVES, Esq. :One of the Patentees of We Office of King's Printer. At the follOWing prices in. boards : The Bible; 'in 9 vol. "royal 4to. finely printed by I. s. d Bensley and Bulrner - - 18 IS a Ditto 9 vol. royal Bvo, - - ditto 717 6 Ditto so vol. with the Prayer Book,'. ditto 9- 1 6 Ditto 9 vol. crown 6VO. - - dit to 3 3 The New .Testament, a vol.- royal Bvo. finely printed by Bensley " - • - The Common Prayer Brook, royal .Bvo finely printed-by Bultner , 4 Ditto ,•- - - - crown Bvo. ditto 01 7 Ditto ;- - - - i2(110. . ditto oto 6 Published by G. and W. Nicol, Bookseller to His Ma jesty, Pall Mall ;• and sold by all other Booksellers in gn g land ..Scotland, and Ireland_ I 7 0 • ROYAL REPOSITORY,' rBOl.. • On the i6thinst. will be published, • HE ROYAL REPOSITORY; or, Pieturesque Pocket Diary; for 1803. Embellished with an ele •gant Frontispiece, taken from the beautiful Gardens of - Pierccfield, late in the occupation of Colonel Wriod, and now the property of Nathaniel Wells, Esq. representing the Precipice called " The Loyer's Leap." • This elegant Work is also embellished with Twelve - other Views of Gentlemen's Seats, romantic Situations, &c. in various parts of England. The Whole designed, drawn, and engraved, by Bonnor, and forming the most' complete Assemblage.of Picturesque Beauty ever offered to the PUblic. To which is added, an Alma nark; the .Sovereigns.of.Europe ; a Corte& List o f th e Int pedal Parliament, with their Town Reside nces; a C om pl ete List of the Bikrunets ; the State; Naval, and Military Offi cers ;' different Offices of Government ;- - DireCtors ofthe Bank of England, East India Company, West India and London Docks; Twenty-four ruled Pages of Cash• Account ; anti a Variety of other essential Information. The Whole forming a ppttable, useful, and elegant Almanack, done up in the usual Variety of Bindings. Printed for W. I. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; and J. Evance, Oueen-street,• Cheapside. I ' TO BE CONTINUED MONTHLY. - • - This Day was published, Price as. 6d. Neatly printed in Bvo. on superfine wove • Royal, No. 7, of T HE MONTHLY REGISTER, e mb e lli s h e d with a View of the Seraglio, Constantinople, and a Plan of some proposed alt erat i ons f or t h e ImProvement of the City of London. The six preceding Numbers contain' Twelve highly finished Engravings of—Windsor Castle—The LoUvre—Hampton Court—The Marble Palace, St. Peters burgh—Warwick Castle—The Escurial—The Towerof Lon don—Cotsea Bhaugh, Hindostan—Somerset House-Monte Cavallo, at Rotne,—Kenington Palace, and St. Cloud. The Work consists of SketcheS, Historical and Architedural, on the preceding slendid Edifices ; .Essays and Criti ques on Classical Subjects, Belles Lettres, Philosophy, Vic. ; Genes logical Histories of Noble Families; Biographical StriCtures ; Literary, Philosophical, and Miscellaneous Intelligence; Analytical Sketches of English and Foreign Books ; Politics ; Accounts of-the ProgresS of great Public Works, foreign and domestic ; Early Notices of all New Publications ; Correct Reports of important Cases in Commercial Law; Tables of the London Markets, of the Stocks, .and others of perma nent utility; Strictures on the Veterinary Art • useful Infor mation on Commerce, Arts , • Manufactures, anit Agriculture; Topographical and Statistical Observations ; Provincial Oc currences ; and generally of whatever attradts Public Atten- tion. Published at the Repertory Office, No. 182, Fleet-street, and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. This Day is also published, 'price as. 6d. No. .Y_ of a New Series Of tlie Repertory of Ansi Manuta6tures, alid Agri culture. SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annuni. Immediate possession svill be given as soon as the parc,i7ase shafts be coneltided. The Premises may be viewed 'upon application to Mr. Booker, why is resident tliereon ; and the Abstraa of the I:oard's Title to the Estate, may 6e exaMined at the Secretary's Office,, in S!. 31arguret-strect. Particulars and am.ilr.ir rs• 4.1141 the. plme of Sale By Order of the Board, R. t CR EIV, Sees. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE. 0 gober i3oz. • ExChequer Bills issued by Virtue of an ACI, Qttadragesimo SeZ:undo Geo. 111. Regis, for raising a certain Sum of Money by Loans or Excbequer Tor the Service the Year xEO2 ; also, by Virtue of an A‘it Quadragesinio Secundo Geo.. 111. Regis, for raising the Sum of One Million, by Loans or Exchequer Bills, for the Service - of the Year xBO2, charged on,the tsr, 3d, 4th, s:h, 6th,.• and 7th Installments of the Loan for the Service of the Year iSoz. • TO BE PAID OFF. I-1E LORDS COI'yIIiiISSIONERS of bris MA. YESTrsTREASURF ha r given Dircaions for paying of the abovementioned Exchequer hills, and that the Princep at and Intel'est on the said Exchequer Bills shall be at :be E.. - cheOuer Bill Officc,in St. Margaret' s-street,bet.:Lven Pse two Palace :.t'ads, Westminster, on 7'V - EV.)4 Y, the 16:f; Nol!eMber, on which day the Interest 67/ the said Ekchezter Bit7s crase, dad._ attendaneeTuill-be given - on Weddiudiy, the 31, November, and every succeeding ts ‘ ty (Sundays and Holidays exeep:ed u Tgurs. day, the I id) IVoveM6er inclusive ,from 7en o' Clock 'in the lilOrnitx - till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose o f receiving the same; . and for the greatei- dispatch,. the Bearers of the said Bills are de• sired to bring Lists - thereof, containing the Numbers to Numerical Order, according to the Ivaltte of the said Bills, time of commence. meat of Interest, ,with rise principal Sums and Inter - eit due on • such Bill.g; to be computed at Three_ pence by the Day, oit . eve?" fool. from the time of cbm0m,,,,m,4,1 to th, said 1.61.6 day of Nay..mber, 18 0 2, on which .t the luterest on the said ExcLi:duer Bills will cease; and they are desired :o write-their Names and Placer of Abode on such Lists, and indorse -their Names on the said Bills. • • - - If any the Udders of the aforesaid Bills are desirous of re ceiving Payment of the Principal and Interest p, evious to-14'e said I 6th day November, 18oz, they may be a ccomm. , dated,4y CO 4 1PU1.• ing the Interest' to the day on which thg, wish lobe paid, and leav ing the saidßills jOr examination one day pi for thereto. And such Persons at are desirous of . having New Exchequer Bills, inrt v ol.-Payment, upon mentioning- the sa me a t the bottom their Lists, delivered on or be:forth, said tith - November, may be aceommodated with New Bills, carving an Intoest of Threepence by the Day on. evity Lao/. itohich tuld New Bills bear date he said 1611) et i o of November, zgc,2, and -wijl be deiivrred on Thursday, the - ath November, and JO:lowing hys. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to :Yvne iFor have been Advertised to be paid oj; and the //::erest :,. 4 ereon ha , ceased. BELLAMY's PATENT WATE 1:-P WO F LEATHER for BOOTS, SHOES, &c, & c. . . RESISTSaII kind of Wet f• ' if Out into Water for a Month, it does not imbibe a single Drop. Gentle men ma Water penetrating whole day in the wet or d_twy Crass,' t% i th out the penetrating through it. This Leather, which adds so - much to the comfort of life in a wet Season, by keep ing the Feet from the Water, has given gre at sat i s f a cti on f or above six years to those who have worn it.'—Spanish Leather Shoes for Ladies ready-made, or' made to Pattern, one Pair of which will wear as long as two Pair orthe common Lea. ther. . . To prevent imposition, the Sole Leaiher, which i s a l so Water-proof, is marked 1.3 E LLA M Y's PATENT WA T E R PROOF, to be had ONLY at No. 3, Upper North-place, Gray's-inn-lane, near the Corner of .Gui klti,gd-street, Lon don, no other Person being npw authorized to sell it, the in creasing Sale having induced some to counterfeit this Lea ther; DR. NORRIS's DROPS. TN exciting. the Ppblic Atteution to these Va -1 luable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases would be unnecessary ; successful experience for more than half a century having sufficiently established their reputation in ;the cure of every species of Feve r , especially the Yellow or Putrid, for which they are_erninently distinguished, the Pro prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives -the highest gratification, but is enabled with confidence to re. commend a trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach and Bowel.COmplaints, yield to their benign, yet-powerful in fluence,and as a salutary cordial in those discomfKts attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their beneficial etfeds. The Family Bottle, zas. is only to be had at the Dyetor's House, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, where. Books of Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation executed. Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Medi cines ; also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated as a safe and etfedive aperient, may 'be had at all the above Places, in boxes, at es. gd. Copy of a Letter received by Mr. SCOTT, of Edinbtirgh, and ' forwarded by hint to the Proprietors of the GENUINE SPILSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS,.No. f 5, Soho-Square, London. _ • S T AM very happy to ipfivm you of the good effeel I. have experienced from the use of SPILSBURy's DROPS recently procured from you. The following is a short statement of my Case About a year since I perceived a small pimple on my right leg, which gradually increased, discharging a thin acrid hu mour ; .several large boils then appeared, and both legs were affected, till at last the tore part of my right leg became Ul cerated from the knee to the toot ; the pain was so acute that I was reduced to the necessity of keeping my bed, not being able to walk.; 1 lay in this condition near six mouths, during Which time I consulted several Medical Gentlemen, but-With little efted, till fortunately I was advised by a friend to try SPILSBURY's DROPS, which 1 .sent for to your Shop ; the good elteds of which have been most surprising, for in a short time my legs were healed, and my health and' strength restored, which, under Providence, .1 can attribute only to the excellence of the above Medicine, and am happy to say that at the present period I am in every respett as sound in my limbs, and as perfedly well in health and strength, as I have ever been at any former period of my life. I am, Sir, your obliged Servant, Dean, near Edinburgh, WILLIAM WILSON. 'illy, 5,180 z,. We, the undersigned, do certify to the truth of the above Case: Mrs. MILLER, Grocer, Edinburgh. RORERT BaowN, Weaver, Water of Leith. ARCH. I F FE, Weaver, Dean, near Edinburgh. The above Drbps are sold by the general venders in town and country, with a black .Stamp affixed to each bottle, marked"SCILSBURY and Co. No. ts, Soho-square." Ali o the words, "By the King's Patent,', on Bottle, Bill, anti Wrapper.