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•'''' il , Irv i . ,47 i , • , ~ , r.l e - te.. • -" gM' i A "-- I."' et . e"...:' ! •• , tt ?I ////?// • . . \ , ,! w,f _ - C* g t ,.--',-/ ; • ; - . .. r:. - i -,-,...4, .„,,,, ~,,---.5...- . 1-A 4: 7 1. 4 • , :;111[3 : :II I ! ~,, 5„..,` • - ~.: ..., - .....-----i tt AY, OCTOBER 9, 1 8 02 . . [Pi - LICE STXPEre'.;:.t ,' 1 it .111 NUMBER 3138.) 5211 URD THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Olobtr 9, ISoz, will be presented a Comedy, called The HON. ARCH. F R.-kSE R, of LovAT, gives Ngtice, IHAT the Noted Deer - Park of _Gt.,EN STR ATH FARA It*, containing Thirty-two Thousand Scott Acres,is from henceforward to be appropriatedlo raising WOOL, a Staple much wanted: That the Cheviot Sheep already thrive on his Lands, up to the Summit of the Avell known Mountain Corryaradh ; and that he is ready to re ceive sealed Tenders forthe whole in one Sheep Walk, di reeled to him at Beaufort, by Beauly, Inverness l -shite. I 1 . That. he has in person sounded 'the PORT" of LO VETH, in the RIVER BEAU bY, which at Neap Tides' has . eleven feet (l glish measure) dOth of Water at the Ipwest-ebb, close in Shore, and three fathoms at the A ncligr age : That his own Yacht always. floats:there, and Vessels in the Merchant's Service, of go to too Tons, float there at low water, Neap Tides ; •and that for the safety of Vessels bringing Coals, Salt, Lime, .&c. and carrying away Wheat, Timber, and Cured Fish, he has immediately under his own inspedlion, and at his . p , vn cis penee, _placed Double Beacons all the way to the Kessock Roads. . 111--That he' is ready to` flu out Stances foi HOUSES-- and WORK-SHOPS in the TOWN•of BEAULY, !fiver , ness-shire, for 90 years. All industrioti .Ship add Boat Builders, Carpenters, joiners, Smiths, „Weavers, Shoe makers, Plough . and Cart Makers, wits afeerencatifagernztrit, by application as above, by letter. . • IV. That he has several FARMS, front whence the small Tenants have been 'removed - 20 years "befOrehe came into possession, luit will fall into his hands at Whit Sunday 1804 ; Of these several haVe regular Farm Steadings, .and adually, raise Wheat, Broad Clover, Lint, eee. Alt Farmers who have some Capital, and are Masters of the best Modern Husbandry, will find these desirable objects. 'Apply by ter as abOVe. - Beaufort, Sept. 6, ,rBo2. • - DEBRETrs PEERAGE, . _. A NEW DITI ON, . • 'Correded to September the First,- 1802. This Day was published, Handsomely printed on superfine yellow wove paper, in two , :neat Pocket Volumes, price 145. in boards ; With a Li s t o f Persons who have received the Honour of Knighthood dur . ipg the presentßeigi; • Embellislietrivith a PORTRAIT of HIS MAJESTY in his Coronation RobeS", engraved- by Milton ; an IN— , - PRODUCTION ; to HERALDRY, the ARMS of the PEERS,the ORDERS of KNIGHTHOOD, KNIGHTS of the BATII, &c . . neatly and corrcdly engraved ; E BRE T "1"s. PEERAGE • of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND: containing an Ac count of all the.P EE RS, whether by Teaure,. Summons, or Creation;' their collateral Branches, Births, Mirriages; and Issue i,FAI LY.NAMES,_aud_XIT LES of ELDEST SONS - ,•' a 't OmpTete and Alphabetical Arrangement of their MOTTOES ) with correct Translatiods ; Forfeited. and Donn:int Peerages; an Account of 'the different OR- . • D E RS of ;KN.' GHTI-100 1) in the Three Kingdonas, Sec: S,sc. Printed.ribt J. Debrett f opposite- Burlington-house, _ 'Pic cadilly ';• F. 'tuid.C...Rivington, St. Paul-Church;-yardr-T• Egerton, Whitehall ; Clarke and Sons, P , )rtligal-street, coin's Inn; Crosby and Co. in Stationers'-court ; W. Old BoLd-street ; J. 1-lardiog, 5t . ..;, I arnesr's-street ; 'tutted on=s Middle-row, _Holborn; and It.. Lea, Co„ ipttreet, Sofia. . • ' 01i , i(.1% 01:DN,INCE,. 2,Bth September, lEoz. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Iles MIL 2STI"t - OR D N,4.VC7; do.bereiy gi-k• will sea Gy Puille. Auffion at ILe Tincer, rn Thursday tbi• of alober :al.:, at Eleven o'Clock in the Pole. km. SUNDP: f LOTS of .OLD and U.NSERVICE4I7 LE OLDNANCE STORES, ccn.fiszing Musquets, Carbines, and Pistols; 'Barrels For :14IstitIfIS ani Carbine, Musquet Locks, Bayonetsi an:l Steel gainmers, Swords of sorts, Halbert , itnd - Spea: . s, Black Leather Ac , cautremerits, Flints of shrts, a ' Quantity of Bedding, and Sand B*s, Pieces of Tents, Wadmill Ttha, ice. Liniou Hags' and Brnting . ,7 .- Light Drar,non - fratidles complete, 3 • Quantity of Harneo,. Grease _rid Medicines, Randscrcw , , Shovels, - Spades, Pickaxe:_, Feather Boards, . Match 'Wads and Paper Stmt; Oil and Piiint, Nails and Spikes of sorts, Bushel cod Lump Iron, Cop. pa, junk, and 'a QUantity* of Curd: ;e ; THE 13R0 I'HEgS. sir.Beniamia Dove, Mr. CH E RR V, Belfield Sen. Mr. CAULFIE LD ; Belfield, Jun. Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Captain Ironsides,. Mr. PALMER ; skiff; Master of the Privateer, Mr. WATHEN Paterson, Mr. HOLLAND. Lady Dove, Miss POP E.; • Violetta, Mrs. HAR,LOWE _ Sophia, Miss MELLON, Fanny Goodwin, Miss B. MENAGE, WITH with varictes ether Articles, 14e u , Lole of vibich he'vicurd at the l'o-wer till t 147 day 'of Sale. Frixted Lists of tbe Asti .c.l/1 be, ailivesed to sserl.; Personr as aiVy jrr them a: the Offive c Ord, aree by Ur. t . the-B&ard . IL CR 211 7 , Secretag. *.. 4 The Editors respeafully.acknowledge the original ccnrsintmivirtirmx-vrith• which they /WM b e e l fl o tritrincby the Nobility atilt! United Kingdoms, which.havc enabled them ro presc:,f the Public with the most accurate account of the Peerage hitherto extant. id )y V 6 Of in ?at Le. E- Art ;vs re.%t f tat irto ui-t! i it% bit tr -4:44 ref' • THE. SPOIL'I) CHILD. Old Pickle, Mr. SUETT 1 • Little-Pickle, Miss DE CAMP ; 'Fagg, Mr. PALMER. Miss Pickle, Mrs SPARKS ; Maria, Miss B. MENAGE ; - Margery, -Mrs. MADDOCKS ; Susan, Miss TIDSWELL... Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. • Places for the Boxes to be takerrof - Mr:"Fosbrook, at the Box-Office, Little Rus;ell-street. Doors to be opened 2t Hall past Five, and the Perform ance to begin at Half oast Six. Vivant Rex et Regina. Mr. Stephen Kemble having been on Thursday night re ceived with the most unboundediapplause, by a very brilliant and "overflowing audience in the Character of Sir John Fal staff; in Shakespeare's Play of King Henry the Fourth, the Public Xre most respectfully-info-men:that he will repeat that Char ler-on Tuesday, and Saturday next; being the last night of his errga b ement. Uri Mcnitiay, Shakespeare's Play of ,The Winter's Tale, witiv.The Lying V,.l‘t ; Sharp, first time, Mr. Collins. • On Wednesday The Comedy 61 The West Indian; Mjc;r O'Flaherrv, Mr. Hardinge, from the - Tileatre, Philadelphia, being Ills first ap.pbaraoce on this Stage. ' • And on Tiluisday, the Vragedy of The Gamester;. Beverly, Mr. Pope, and Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. Pope. fp" . The - . Public are . respettfully intirmed that the' Co medy .)f The Jealous Wife will speedily be revived, in which. Mrs. Gl owe r wiilynake her first Ap.pearatice °walls Stage, .11the Character of Mrs Oakly. The Pliblic are most respe&fully inforthed that the Bur letta of Midas, Nihich has been some time in preparation, will shortly be protluced;' with' entirely new Scenery, Ma chinery, Dresses, anti Decorations. A new Musical Piece, cilled•A House to be Sold, taken ftorn the French, is in preparation, and will be. speedily pro duced. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY EVENING, On. h, 1802, will be presented a- Tragedy, called • MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. COOKE ; Maecintf, Mr. MURRAY ; Duncan, Mr. HULL ; Banquo, Mr. CORY ; Malcohn, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Lenox, Mr. BRUNTON ; Hecate, Mr. DARLEY, (His first Appearance on this Stage these Twelve Years.) Waiting Gentlewoman, Miss L ESE RV E • And Lady Macbeth, Mrs. LITCHFI E ; The Vocal Parts, by Messrs. In. ledon, (olinstone, Towns end, Hill„King, Blurtor., Street ) , Lee, Thomas, Tett.— Mesdames Dixon, Wheatley, lloWerls, Baster, Watts, 'Mir, Whitmore, Casteile, Norton—Masters, Edwards, Blurton, Burnet, Bologna, Benson-i..findlay, and Mrs. A cm - which, 28th time, the last New Grand Ballet Pantomime of • BRAZEN 'MASK ; Or, ALBERTO AND ROSABELLA. . The Oierture and Music composed by Mr. Mountain and ' • • Mr. Davy. • ' With New Scenery, MacNinery, and Decorations. Sigismund, (i Polish Baron) Mr. H. JOHNSTON ; Alberto (a Farmer) Mr. FARLEY; Fredci ick (his Brother), Master MENAGE • Lei-zinsky (the Baron's Officer) Mr. BOLOGNA; King of Poland, Mr. WILLIAMS ; The Banditti of Brazen Mask, Mr. BOLOGNA,- jun. Messrs. Klanert, King, L. Boloyua, Howell, Goostree. Ro4abella (Wife to Alberto) Mrs. ST. LEGER ; The Children by Miss Goodwin and MisS Arnold; • Gradisca, Miss CRANEIE LD ; - And Eliza (Alberto's sisterl Miss WHEATLY. . Principal Vocals, Mr. Cory, Miss Howells, Mrs. Baster. *** No Money to be returned. foxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery rs. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at tha Box Office ' Hart-street.' Doors to be opened at Half past Fiveond the performance to begin at Half past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina. . • - Mr. Braham and Signora Storace are engaged at this Thea tre, and will make their first Appearance this Season in The Cabin et on T ues diy next , with`The Irishman in London. HsiWednesday, The Man of the World, with Robin . 6 , On Thursday, Mr. Cooke will perform the CharaEter of 'John Falstaff, In the Comedy , ofMerry v Indr.or, with Netley b MHANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION,' with 'an 0 - ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now On, and will continue Every Day, Sundays excepted, °lll Nisle in the Morning till Evening. Admittance One Shilling. Portsmouth, September 30,. 48oz. MONEY returns Thanks to his Friends for J . .• their Favours, and r‘..speelfully informs them that he I_4,sodeclined Business in favour . of Mr. MI TC ELI., for ni he begs leave to solicit a .continuwe of their patro "%e and support. WMITCHELL having succeeded to the Bu ear • sincss of Mr. Money, with wh om he h a s been near twenty years, humbly hopes ror a continuance f the s vours and Support of Mr. Money's Friends, which it shall ev2r be his study to merit by a strict attention to cormiiands. GENTEEL ACCOMMODATION. FAIVIILIES OF DISTINCTION, or Sin g le ~ Ladies, an d Gentlemen who may have occasion for a ;,enlporary Town Resid ence , un f ettere d w i t h th e C ares an d or malities that attend distinct Establishments, may be-ac i°lll (.; t eat aed h street, Suits`of Westminster. And Apartments, elegaas a ntly farther con Furnished, Geowitrge denietlce. 'the ;Family would h ave no objection to accommo ate With Board, in any manner that may be required. There a_re regular Se rvants k ept i n the Muse. Honourable Refer- Flees as to Character &c. will be ekpe6ted. a Application-A° be made at Mr. Watson's, Upholder, r 4, 45ril g e- street, Mestminster. BREAD. FAMILIES making. Bread, supplied .with Hand mills for grinding Wheat to Flour, and a - Machine for ! ,e P a rating the Fl our an d Bran. By these means unadulterated zread is obtaitied with considerabl e sav i n g i n Price.. Those well who keep either ' Horses, Hogs, or Poultry, will find a Mill worth their attention, that will break Oats, Beans, e,"ei Barley,' Sic. (Grain broke, goes much further than i c v ""lel It will grind'Malt ; small Sizes made for Those who t eep only two or three Horses. The above take very little t Pn, are easily Worked, and on the most simple Construe en. Improved Chaff:cutters, by Bent and Son, No. 105, attire s-lane, C haring- Cross London. A ONE HORSE 'CHAISE LOST, . , On THURSDAY, October 7, 1802, TAKEN in the Stcert, from bctOre the hop of Mr. GREEN, Coach-maker, Great Queer-street, Lincoln's-inn-ti , Ads, between One and Two o'Clock in the GOOD ONE HORSE CHAISE, railed Body and raised Back, lined with light 'blue Cloth, and , stufled full ; trimmed, with Wad: narrow cnt Lace, arid black Tufts, driving Box, and two Cushions, huMitipon Curricle Springs, a square Platform behind, and Leather Cover with Brass Buckles, Splashing Leathers to, the Sides of the Body, and a Dashing Leather, with square Handles on the Foot Board , the Carriage and Shafts Ash, and fixed upon long Bottom Stays, with a strait etxletree, and a Collar in the Middlof.. it, Wheels pearly new, and the whole painted black. Whoever shall discover add cause the said Chaise to be delivered to Mr. , Gai_ziv, aforesaid, shall receive. FIVE • GUINEAS REWARD. ,C. 25,000, for the First Drawn Ticket I ENGLISFI - STA FE LOTTERY, Begins drawing the 29th November next. . . SCHEME ! 2 - - of - • - -X. 25,0°3 i . 3 . .- 3 5,000 l 6 - , 8 500 And 9,460 other Prizes, from X. too, to X. 19, amountini., in the Whole to the Sum or 4. 288,000. TICKETS mill SHARES wilt rise considerably ; therefore lose no Time, as they are now selling is greafvariety; and in'Sliares, at NICHOLSON's Fortunate Office, 16, Cornhiil, where two Plizes of k. 23,000 and. k. 5,000 each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Shares. FIRST DRAWN TICKET TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. r - ri - TE STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing 1 29th of next Montt', and contains . „ 2 Prizes of - - J °G" - 1 " 6 1,060 S - - - SCia And other Prizes amounting to 183,0601. Tickets and Sharis are on Sale at HO DG ES and CO .!s, Stock Brokers, No, 149, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street, and No. 44, St. James's-street ~*„ Prizes to any amount, paid on demand. ,~.:. SECOND LOTTERY, ISoz, No : _4, Cornhill, and No. 9, C harinkcross. 1 -1 • BlSH,.with the most sincere,Gratitude re . • turns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the very distinguished preference shewn to the above ()faces in the late and former Lotteries, and solicits a conti nuance of that- Favour, which it ever shall be his study to deserve. Pickett and Shares are. selling in great variety on the same terms as every other °like of equal credit; and the extraor dinary success which - Purchasers at the abova.bilices have experienced, added to the putiduality observed in the pay ment, of all Prizes, are circumstances well known. . The Second Lottery 'consists ,of 32;000 Tickets ; total amount of Prizes 288,0001. ; and begins drawing the 29th pt' next Month.' '" • There will be a Third Lottery the instant the - . Second is finished, which 'will consist of 44,000 Tickets ; total amount of Prizes 392,0001. Schemes, with Particulars, gratis, and all Business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch. FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen ofany age, who have never learnt this Accomplish ment, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19,', Sher rard-street, Golden-square, and No. to, Great A lie-streer, Goodman's-fields. .They are taught on a Plan particularly calculated for those to whom it.is an object to acquire it ex pdclitiously,• privately, and in the first style of fashion: • 'Foreigners, Officers, and' Country Residents.. who may wish-to learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privtely, in the House, arid receive constant Instrudion. ,The Seleci Weekly Assemblies commence this month, the Band conducted by Mr. Taylor ; none but SubsCribers ad mitted_; none but People of. respedability .can:subseribe. Respedable Schools and Families, if not distant from Town, regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instructed in every elegant requisite of tvlodern . Dancing. • • • • DISTILLING BY STFANI AN Apparatus for . this Purpose, caleulatcdto in prove all ardent Spirits obtained by Distillation, and to lessen both tlte.origitial and annual expence of such Estab. lishatentS ; and also an Apparatus for DRYING COFFEE BY STEAM more expeditiously, to greatercertainty, and - with mugli less labour,than it can be -dried in the Sun, may be seen in use every Thursday, at the Tinned Copper Works on Bankside., Enquiries to be addressed to C. Wyatt (the Patentee), New Bridge-.street. NEW INVENTFD IMPERIAL DINING TABLE, SOFA BED, CHAIR BED, Handsome Brass-screw Four Posts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. ONE of the Imperial Dining Tables, T. "Mor gan had the Honour of-shlwing to THEIR MAJES TIES and the PRINCESSES at the Queen's House, who were, according to their accustomed goodness of encouraging Ingenuity, most graciously pleased to express their highest ;approbation and sandibn of the same. Also the much ad mired Brass Screw Bedsteads, called Patent, so easily fixed up and taken down without Tools, the Furnitures to which are made upon anew Plan, in fixing on and taking off with out the use of Nails, Tools, &c. Several other Articles "of Furniture in tlic Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new and improved Principles ; a complete Assortment of portable Musquito Nett Beds, and every other Article requisitefor La dies and Gentlemen going to the East and West-Indies, and all other foreign Climates; are allowed far superior to any other sort usually sold.; handsome Dome Beds, and new designed French Window Curtail - is, en suite, with every other Article of Furniture in , the UpholsteFy and Cabinet Branches, by Morgan and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Maker, No. t 6 andit7, Catherine -street, Strand. . • N. B. Morgan and Sanders., entreat Ladies and Gentlemen to be pafticular in dip N umbers, .No'. 16 and 17, three Doors from the Strand. • - NEW MUSIC. This Day was published, By 'GOULDING, PHIPPS, and D'ALMAIN: Music. sellers, 4;, .Pali-Mall, - atid 76, 'St. James's-street, "T 4 HE WAN I)E,RING SAVO YARDS. Sono cdinposed by T. Thompsdn; price rs. When the Moon shines all so bright, a favourifepuo fps_ two voices, - compokd by T. Th - othpsdi, pike - 23. Why droops the blooming Rose, or Love and Riches, a fa. irourite Song,.composed by Theo. Smith, p r i ce Is.' ' For Mary's Love alone, sung by Mr. Dignui9 at Vaux hall, comppsed by' Theo. Smith;-price is.- The Wandering - Boy, a Ballad set to music _by I. King, price is. •;' A Hymn on depositing the Colours of the Loyal Hamp stead Volunteers, sung by Mr. Incledon,:composed. -Davy, priee is. The Musical Appendix to the Song Smith, containjng rz Comic Songs, written by . C. D bdin, composed by. Reeve, Saunderson,•and Broad, price 3s. • Each caming- Day, a favourite Song sung by Mrs. Mills, in I 1 Bondocani arranged as a Rondo for the Piano Forte, by J. Moorehead, price is. 6d. ' - The first, st"cond, and third Numbers of Handel's cele brated Messiah, arranged for the Piano Forte, by j. Maz zingliti; price each 35. and Tambourina, a favourite Canzoriet, with an. Accompaniment for:the Piano Forte, oe Harp, Tani bourinz, Flute,. or - Violin, by Theo.. Smith. The favourite Music in Brazen Mask, as now Performing with such un . - bowl:led applause, at fife Theatre .Royal, - Covent-Garden, ce 65. The PUBLIC CHARACTERS for zBO3. • Public are respedfully informed; that • a .IL. New Volume odl this popular and interesting Annual Work, will m ,ke its appear ance ear ly i n Oct o b er ; conta i n ing Biographical Memoirs of aconsiderable number ofeminent Living Charatters, with engraved Portraits. The Five Volumes, or any Single Volume, may be had of Booksellers, Price Flail-a-Guinea each, in boards., • o. 7 . 5 St. Paul's Cimr , li• " .±Cpi. 10, 1 . 1c2.. :• MODERN HISTORY. THE Ancient Part of Dr. NIA . VoR's VERBAL HISTORY being now completed in Nine Volumes, the Public are respe&fuily informed, that tbe First Volume of - the•Modent History . will be published:on - the ist of Odober, and that a Volume will continue, to be publish ed on the First Day of every Month, tilt the Sixteen Vo lumes, of whic the Modern History is to consist, arc com pleted. As the Public opinion of the merit and utility of this Work hasteen most unequivocally expressed, by .the rapid and ektensive sale of the Nine Volumes which have appeared, it is not deemed necessary to expatiate on the claims which The Moddrn History will possess, to a continuance of the same flattering patronage It is obvious, that to all persons to whom the great Uni versal History, in. 66 large Volumes Oelayo, is either too ex pensive, or too voluminous, Dr. Mayor' s Universal History, in 25 moderate-sized Volumes, must" be a most desirable ac quisition. • • The Volumes are sold at ss. in boards . or, upon common paper, at 35. 9d. in boards ; and single Volumes, or complete Sets, may. be tiad °fall Booksellers. • No. 71, St: PatiVs Church-yard, August 25, ISoz. . For the USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Royal 18ino. with Engravings, and a cor yea Map, Price 9s. in boards, at upon common paper, price 7s. in boards, A HISTORY of GREECE, from . the earliest A Pcribds, till its ReduCtioa into a Roman Province. Intended principally, for the Use. of Scho6ls, and Young Person's of bath Sexes. • By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of Dum fries, Author of the, British Nepos, Universal HiStory, - stkc. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold by B. Tabart, at the Juvenile Library, NeW'tond street -; by Thomas Hurst, Paternoster-row ; Wilson; and Spence, 'York ; H. Mqsley, Gainjbro';. E. Balia,ur, Edin burgh; and by all other Booksellers. Of whOm'may - beltail,, Dr, Mayor's Universal Hist:4y, in Twenty-five Volumes, as each Volume appears on the first Day of every I\ lonth, and all the other Elementary Books by the same Alithon . AlsO,. The Roman History of the same Author, in Three Vslumea, price 13s. 6d. and los. 6d. in boards. . . , . 'robe Press, and speedily will be pub!ishzd, One'Volume, Quarto, embellished with •a" Variety of Engravings troin Drawings taken on the Spot. TRAVELS in TURKEY, - ASIA-MINOR,: SYRIA, and across the Desart into EGYPT, -during the Years 1799, 'Boo, and.lB o l,. in Company With.tlle M.ili tary Mission that left this'Countsy. for Turkey, under the Command of Geneial Koehler, which, after his Death, de- . - valved upon Colonel HolloWay,' 3nd Contitiningcircbmstan tial Details of the Proceedings of the Detachment. during its Connedion with the Turkish Army , under the Command of the Grand Vizier.- • • TO which are annexed„a Meteorological Joni - nal, and Ob servations on the Plague, and on the Diseases of the Turks. By WI lAA AM - WIVPMAN, M.D.' Of the Royal Artillery, .and Surgeon'to the Mission. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 72, St. Paul's Church•vird A MOST SINGULAR CAS.F.! 'MR. AUGUE, Lighterman; Bientiord-bridge, was for some years - affliaed with an inward Com t, whereby he could not digest his food, the Coats of the Sto_ mach and Intestines seemed so 'debilitated, that they could not_retain it sufficient time to form Chyle, befOre the food went off which had been taken into the : Stomach, in which case weakness and inward decay must take place, 'awl death itself soon follow. • 'Mr. A. had been thus reducel, and nearly lost all hope of surviving the shock, when Dr. Gardner's Pill; and • Plaister (No. 76, Long-acre) were re:Commended to him, two Guinea Boxes of which (by the blessi n g o f H eaven !) have restored him to perfect health. Dr. G.'s Pills may be had, at his House, N0:76, -Long acre ; Howard, trial Evans, ..Long-lane ; Berkley; Fleet market; Turt , and, Bolton, 'Change; llopgood, Wellclose square ; Clark and Shaw; Borough ; and all Medicine Vends; in the United Kingdom. - - EFFECTS. SWITHLAND ,HALL, LEICESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTtON, . - By Messrs. BOWLEY and LANGDON, On the .Preruises, •Swithland Hall, near Leicester, on Mon day, O'Clober iB, ISaz, and 'Four following Days, at • Eleven o'Clock pNcisely, • LL. the GENUINS HOUSEHOLD FUR. NITURE, Wardrobe of- Linen, a Full-sized Billiard Table, - Paintings, Books, - China, Coins, Busts, a Piano. torte, Farming Stock and Implements, Draft Horses, Mich CowS, Waggons, Carts, Ploughs, Curricle and Har ness, Stacks of Wheat, Burley, Pease, Hax, and other Etteas, of A GENTLEMAN. , The Furniture comprises . ,Pour-post and other Bedsteads, including a State Bed of Oliver Cromwell's, Scarlet Furrii tute, 'Embroidered, Needleworg, Damask, and Chintz Hangings, Prime Goose Feather Beds, Mattresses, Blankets, and Counterpanes; Mahogany Articles of the usual Descrip. ton ; Pier Glasses, Carpets, Stoves, a complete Turning Lathe and Apparatu4,. Brewing . and Dairy Utensils, a Mangle by 0 xenham, and a Variety of other Articles. To be viewed Two Days prior to the Sale, when Catalogues may be had' rat One Shilling each, to be returned to Pur chasers) on the Premises; at the Three Crowns, Leicester; Rose and Crown, Northaitipton ; Swans, Harborough ; Crown, Mnuntsorrel of'Mr. Bowley, No. a 5, Bow-street, Covent-garden ; and of Mr. Langdon, Broad Way, Ludgate hill, London. FIF.REFORDSHIRE:. TO BE SOLD RY AUCTION, In - Lots; on Frid.d the sad Day ref October-instant, at the • King's Head Inn, in the TOwn of Kingoon, in the Cotintv of Hereford, between the Hours of Three and Sic in 'the lifterhoon, subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced ; SEVERAL very VALUABLE aiicljrnprOreable ,FtitEEHOLD 'ESTATES', comprizing• the MANORS ,or LOR - DSHt PS of- LYONSLIA,L L BOROIJGH, , and L"x'- ONSHALI, FOREIGN ;-extending peer a large Tract •of Land, ahounding with Gain,!., with the C incl.-rents (of • about the Annual Value of 2QI. 45. sicl.) Courts Leet, , eottrfs `Baron, Rikints Royalties, aroi I tunruniriei theucto Ant scyad,Vtecl294lXew.7.2ge:4,- atiel thc.game ..and et Lyonsh.ill ntr.y in the several holdings of Harford Jones, Esq. (or his Under, Tenants); Richard WhitcoMbe, Esq. Mr. John Cheese, Mr. Richarti Clarke, Mr. John Stephens, Thomas Trumpet, William Lloyd, John Chrwardine, and Francis Pernber, Yearly Tenants. The several Tenants will shew the Premises, and .furthet particulars may be haul by applying to Mr. Lloyd, Weobly , Messrs. Baxter, Lloyd and Lloyd, Solicitors, Ledlow, Salo TO BE SOI I D 131 PRIVATE CONTRACT, Either Together or.Scparate, TWO FARMS, one consisting of a Messuage, •.and about 4o P.,cres of,Land• called BAPNALL FARM, .situate in the Parislies of Eceles.hall and Chebsey, in the 'County Stafford, in the Occupation of Samuel Dawson ; and the other, consisting of a Messuage, and about 248:Acres of Land called S W E Sl-1 EAD FARM, situate in Chapel Chorlton, in the said County, in the Occupation of EdWard.Adderley ; both the.farms are held horn ,year to year. The Tenants will shew the Premises, and further. parti culars may be had,, by applying to !Ir. Eddl:ston, Nant wich ; onto Mr. Perry,.Doddington, Cheshire. • GLAMORGANSIIIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, NMcient FREEHOLD MANSIO HOUSE, 11. now used as a E4rm House, with suitable OfFtees, and Walled Gardens, and a,va:uable -Farm in a Ring fence rotted the House; containing 816 Acres, more or less, lett to a re- Spedable Tenant, at a .low Rent of 6251. on Lease, whic h will expire at Candle Mis ISo4, but estimated to .be worth near Sool. par Atmuin. 'This Estate is very eligibly situated, adjoicing the .Bristol Channel, at a moderate distance from the Market Towns of Cardiff, Copbridge and Bridgend, and capable of great im provement. Furtber.partiCulars may he bad of Mr. B. C. Williams, Solicitor, in Bedford-row, „London ; and otionn Fyanklcn, Esq,, of .Lannihanoe, .near Cowbridge, lamorganshire, where a Map of the .Estate may be seen,. and allother requi site information obtained. J)R IgOItItIS',DRC)PS IN exciting the .Public Attention to these luablc Drops, an, enumeration of particular Cases would be_upnecessary ;...successful experience for more than ha 4 r century having..4fliciently established their reputation in the cure of every species of Fever, especially the Yellow or Putrid, fOr which they are;ernine.ntly distinguished, the Pro prietgr, -from Their increasing celebrity, not only derives the iligheat gratification, but is, enabled with confidence to re. commend atrial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach and Aowel Complaints, yield to their . Unign, yet powerful in fluenceilitict as - a salutary cordial / in those discomforts attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their beneficial efte6ts. The Family_Bottle, e.zs. is only tot had at the Dodoes hlouse,.Lower Brooit-street, Grosvenor-square, where Books of Cures • areAcliveled gratis, and all Orders for•Exportatiaa executed, • Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and . retail by Jeboul t and Co. and retail by all Venders of eines ;..also Dr. Nopris's Antibilious fill, celebrated as a safe add ,eftedive aperiett,t, may .be had at all the above. Paces,, in boxes at as.. 9d. _ - .4,13.N15's SO 07,EiNt for the STONE and GI:AV El.. S the SOLVENT is proved to he the most ledual,Reinedy known for the G mean,' ston,s, ;Ind for preventing the dreadful Operation with tie Ku deserving notie, that Persons accustomed to sit much iit therr-StUdy, in Courts of' justice ; or who are in any way prevented taking due exercise, may be secured from. an at t.:ck of those excruciating Disorders, by..only taking a few Doses cfthe Solvent, which never fails to corrcd the cal ou tons diathesis in the habit. , It is soil! by the Proprietor,. 3.- Perry, Surgeon, at 11;3 Hbusf; No: 9, Southampton-street, Blcomshury. ,qthoe, to. Bottles of ss. 6d. r ts. and One Guinea, Stamps included ~For an account of the' numerous Cures of tbe . contirmed Stone in either Kidneys or Bladder, as testified by Mr. fling. Mr. licit, and other eminent Surgeons, see ‘,l)(rry the Stone," . 25: sold by _Murray. and klig'nley. flect- . . . street ;- Symonds, No. zo, - raternoster-row ; and R: Thut - - 6,.:0i1, 13»okselier, No: 39, - Ncwgatc-street. . . (fr -'lThe'Son of J. - Shiixtem; scil.ot . Deal, :11(1.tiit.. 1Z....‘ , „ Mr. Niolttleox;•ot Qarboldishatu,'Norfol.k, ate arlic.ll- . ;il,:i.: r cently cured of the Confirmed. Stone Or this imonlimr4;..4e.• Solvent, • . ..r -~---