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1 ,cent (0 • .. ' t ' a ' r Ir rt" r ~~ f~' , `: hat she ,vas o fr e d, she s unk, en and ~i ; he ich she and in blood rgeont fonday -essiou ri t u nfor- 10 1 - 1- Nid On f four' ,at iori. eight 'nor a .rt far' ppea.r die i rl VC o°' lUO~jf Y e l 4.0- erson: o ,us- icket s iingso dews, Co. jrngl i " onl Veil"s° r e nerp. :s, tor , of a%v, rt." i l iian . r '(; CO' ed U r ' C 1,3 fj7 ye' 0 , .1 ,-"' ---- • t ; es a"" and tg 0" stilt I e 0105" : i ce S hp - or 1. ~ af ; tur4 ress or i d st 3 `b 511`;' /11,14 rt 3I 7 3 TTHEgntE-ROYA L, ,DRURY,LeiNt. O-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 20, ISoz, will be_performed,. THE BE.AUX sTRA T AGtM. • Mrs-. SUllen, `Mts. [0 DAN: A HOUSE I TO BF SOLD. With New Scenery and Decorations. . rue 'Overture and Music composed And selected by ` Mr. KELLY - . ..• • The Clutiacters by Mr. DoW TON, Mr. BANNISTER; jun. '4lr. KELLY. Mr. WEWITZER, Mr. SEpGWICK, hlr Mr.'SUETT, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH, S PARKS, Miss p E CAMP, Mrs. BLAND . 11"'611daY, the Comedy of The Way to Keep Him. .. - . T TH4 ATR.E-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • , eL NIORROW EVENING,. Nor. 2 . 0, ISO Z, - ... - will be'perfOrtned, DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. . . .. ..,. ' The. Principal Charmer s b : ~ ....iff t •- 1 ;-" ---!- -');,..!.F.'; 1 ` , ,..:`•1r. L IMUNT3FN, _, 114 r - --'-•': ,-- t•--1"r; NI r': Nib RR it '.i• ,' Mr. FM FT. N, , :S11)1)() Ns, Mr. DAVENPORT,:ivii-. SINIMO I.'S. ~.Nirsrs. LITCFIFIELD, Mrs. H. JoHNSTOT., . The P 11. gIDDONS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. •PROLOGUE to be pp e ~- ' k n by Mr . *BRUNTON. A WITH • A TALE OF MYSTERY. • The Music composed by Dr. Busby. „ A . The Pri nc i pa l Ch ara ct ers b y M. PJ -•4N ''' r ' H• 1 01 INSTON, Mr. MURRAY, , • C HARD . , Mr. FARLF,Y, Mr. 13R-UNT.ON, The Dances by ILIr CORY, •Mr. SIMMONS, • • : Mrs. G.IBBS, alai Mrs. MATTOCKS.. - • . • 'assns. tologna, jun. Dubois, Kink, -Master Byrne, OnOn k r • . And Mrs. WYB ROW. Mot Richa r d III : w ith The Tate of Myst e ry. _ . ter Sell ' ueSeldy., Delays and Blunders; with The Tale Of Mys- ( )nw , (1 edbesday The Cabinet, with The ,Review. _ ' 1144! Thursday' Del-vs and' Blunders, with The Tale of 6 1.1 ' . y , ... • . , 'WI ; h Tl ' e ld ,'Y, the .Comedy of A New Way to Pay Old Debts, ' A Il ' 1 4e .t . Alvstery. h mt ked y„ -- Comic Ople.‘ra, called Family Quarrels, will be pro ' ecor a r Y sp...eddy. with new Music,. Scetles,,Dresses, .and l'i l , ' l "bs. , ale p rt !!` 7- Melo Drame , called The Tale of Mystery, • will 2 ' l fled F Nfigh t s' in every W-ek till Christmas. our - derthe SANCTION of HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL Th e A LETT'ERS PATE NT. j l , "rigiial PHAN TA S MAG.() R I A, or the 0 ptical, Me l!tinical, Flydraillical, Acoustical, and. rostatical, Ex- e l ' it i° l l, at the Upper Titeatre,.Lyceutn, Strand, which is Al l'in nnodiously fitted up atiddeCotated. • ' • - DE PHILIPSTHAL does ' himself the ; • . Ho6our of acuainting.•the Nobility, Gentr and. m r b e cat large, that on MON DAY. N EXt, the zzd inst.., e nt it.' again open his. Cabinet of - 'lngenuity, consisting not e r ,,Y ot Optical and Meananical Pieces of Art, but also- of ~,b 11Y Stirprizing Experiments in Acoustics, Hydraulics, and Ctlstation, shell 46 have`fiever been exhibited. in this or t-tlyoriier Country,' which he flatters himself will meet k i ,......1)Pr0h i tiiin a”ci -, DlO a tis- whiCh-his former . Exhibi lions .v a i_ ;•,-i y , a i.:; e. ''. . ' - ! bad a, ea 441Y•deacriptive of. the various Amusements, to be *fit,,.,;•l,e I-Yeeti,M,-where Place for the BoXes May be taken t; . . "a'Y Ctorn Tem till Four. —Doors -open at Seven, and •--......._ 7 _______ ,,........ """ '" ."t ' Ainictanct, Boxes 4s. Pit 25...,Ga1L: ks, • - -, tILGE.R.arId SOFT most resieftful4r it 1' the ii_si- Nobility and Centr-r, rhot in future the ‘ +lll° W a.llll e i r 4 c 'less will be cotidude'd'at their .14 - wellefy-ROorils, 14 cr•,45, lea-, t4 . e di t i TY, opposite St. T]arriA's Church. Tiny 4 1, " 0 e g Ntron °-- return.. tkeir grateful Acknowledgments tO.r . ..tne tiltzve,,ei.utehineg.y Ittileviei; many - Years halt the honour .to ex pe la' late - reiidOe - e . in . •N6w- - strebt. Pilger ki lt ] '" l'oPe, - that by . .cnnstarit assiduity, and pune-!ua.l.at_- sec ' t ' as.viell as reasonahlatharges, they •ivill c0n,tn...... to ' ' t hat E 'ncourage.beat which they have hitherto re , v . e lyed. . , . .ti e / es - .Tne remaining Stock. of jewellery; and other .A r t 4 be t 1 :-' 4 Sin• be Sold at zand.under Prime Cost_ The H ~ t , s e ~.: . . • LARQE OEFICE-PENS peculiarly' Well Cut: Py., 4-11 " 1 : evidcnt. adVan'age,,of having WRITING., of th PENS well Girt and well shaped. to the FingFrs, and are cast true eliistio`noy Id, .as ripe. and seasonalonly ik)i litsable of erto/trit tg , a nd hca. ringthat nice exadness of tit le . a'clean Lind open " slit will :render smooth -and pl e ..as to writ e any kind ot.,hand with pertect reedoin. and eril 4 " i Ti tress. lis - tircurristance must not only 'ery L ' o ..n. l Ivri t rit, -hilt truly interesting to every perSdrt iii the habit' of Mat pains have beeryt alten to select a _proer S . tk !his :;` I E:QUA LIFI ED and SEASONED Quit p 1,1,5.f 0 or 3113,1 ( ,'PYse,'in order to remove the evil of bad Pens, sd colitywl univtirs , ill `coniplained of in this Count ry:--- Man; ti 4 oll r dby E. williams, (Succe9spr to I.l.lpmfe)x.Ata tc.3.4dect° the Duke. and Dutchess of York, r, Strand, I —N. B. oid Pens mended, and made as tieW. . ' Tp3C ) Tf - TE CURIOUS -"- NOBILITY, GIZNTRY, and' PUBLIC in ktki sßtterat, are respeaftilly infortnesl, 101-i; BURGESS ec 'nti ßul CENUINE ,A. ESSENCE of N CHOyltS, 4 ms ~;ese to be p:epared by them in thc.shne inanns.l - that . 1 7 r'such nuiversal app , robeition•formliny years past..! 1, 4 11 e I°ll4 jutly-acquired suphriority of that Article is cerZoc:,=.lltirined in the opinion of te ands lariie, and ol the te sts Tesident in all parts of the World, havingstuod ACTiI "trial, ranks i: in the situation it now maintains - . • Se Acneral utility ot. t heir Es,eneco. Anchovies and other t 4(l v r ves lot Fish, &c. induceS thorn, from the numerous Uttilt4sentents (Lilly appearing, to caution Families, &c. in 4 ,, t ~1 4 , the saine, as on; is, to be had of their c;eituine, Ltver'il=tr Warehouse as under. a l° ther Article in the Oil Trade fur family use, of the , 11 1,e tk 3 r t s Prl lurlitt Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c Officers in tE Y st and Navy,lml its; 14" supplied upon the shortest notice. tot ,4 allti West 4 4v e For the- convenience of Families in Scotland, they their aPpointed Lle.ssrs. R. Johnston and Cu. Edinburgh, W a s t c) te Age•rits for Fish Johnston eh "se, No. io7, corner of Savoy-steps, RE Stratal, London.. 0 • 'qIE F A . "ncl a CURE for the AFFLICTED with RUP- S - - TURES. - Ruptures are dangerous, and often prove . II - faiai , le , - .wnen negletted,or ail•treated by /er ` nn llal t - experience, that A Y fe,„ n .and o:aseivaig, from long ma . e, thOseignorant ,l o a i t - 1. 1 l‘lakers, Sellims; or Venders, know how to k t Ora n so as ° rPIY a_ Truss, to each and every person's case, , u _ on e nder iI, .- , -en -"e rnidel - that benefit they ought to receive, lot . T t i l :S.l . l . R N i e . r . thq con;piaint much worse, therefore J. 1... D Y , I ,c . e of th °- 43, Deah-street Soho, recommends to the e no. !- Le --r--°'e all-liEted,- his New-invented PATENT E. LAs . 7 their,' MU SS Es forthe ' Cure of Ruptures in both Sexes, ,14ilitl,'g,Upeetor, a ' n4'far exceeding any ever yet made, never 4' rent Inotio - n t,. - e ' '' slitts r- '4‘the4** "i r. fr - l e. bavi , n one, two, three, and four 4 1t15 4 iid m , ata ( 8 1Afi l etatictty i ,.ac t c g or , d ic in_ in t? , the nature of the ) I I to tlie movement I t ii he e p 'e i , ll . p ° o (l l e ovvt.!tli the greT;e T st ‘ . ' f l a n ci ' lity, being well adaptedor I Ill ' 14 . a L, with his advice and mode of applyingow lge, k '' n Lail, from his anatomical and mechanical Kn_ , 've f•• e el ) 1 .1 the Most difficult Ruptures, wliereall others 4 v 'P I "- Tr • ~rUsses . L lSSeS'covered, mended, and Improted. Con. eyes triiX 6e § , for Navel Ruptures, and Corßulents, the best ',", ecc • i - , Iv, • =tclvice gratis- H` airyiere m av . be had, just published, price rs. . tl ti .' l C r ' l . s,eful little Treatise on the above CoinPl k i ttOi ot , ,5-118 De formities, entitled Plain and Usetul_l . n , _ -. ...5b . s , or iiiß, plaints; Relief Gild Cure of Ruptures,,itc. by Lc)). ,r r - r 1:............ -TI 1 71 ": 4 , .4-1 ...IL • I . , , _A - R.' I .Y," N'o ~ CHELSEA HOSPrTAL, November 12, iBoz. T HESE are, -IT Order of tlie - Ri Mht Honourable • the Lords and others, Oorninissioners•formanaging`the Atiairs• r or,thq Puyai Hospital, at Chelseai *to give Notice, That His Majesty has been pleased to .command, that all Out-Pensioners:titionging' to. the 'Said Hospital; resident in London, or within twenty-five miles "thereof, who Were dis charged from their respeciiiie Corps, as Serjeants, Corpo rals, Drummers- ' 'or•PriVate‘Nlen (the:. Out. Pensioners from the late Horse Guards, and Horse Grenadier Guards,• the' Life Guards, and. Royal Horse Guards t such Men as by the hiosPital 13doks ate no\v` More than fifty-five years of age, or had served.twenty-tive.yea, r in the Army previously, -to thei r Discharges, those wlio have lost Limb, or their Eye-- sight, orate Crippitis,..anct the Letter-men, excepted), do personally and regimentally appear at the said Hospital, on the' Da} 4 s undernicniioned and appointed for Ahern respee- . tively ; when and where Attendance will be•.given, from Nine o'CIOCk in-the Morning tilt Three in the Afternoon in order that such of them, as on examination shall be foudfit, maybe sent to Garrison Duty, viz. MONDAY the 2901 Is/OvOnbet. - file Pensioners from the Dragoon Guards, those from the se-renal 1 t, , ...771 . ki," 3 1# tits nonce, Fencil , le, Cavalry, the Bri. 'V TUESD• t,te'luth oVern her. • The Pensicneri twin the' Fir4t and Coldstream Regiments of Foot Cu:,rds. ' • EDNESDAY the xst December. - The Pensioners from the third Foot Guards, with those from the tirst.Regimeiit. ot•. Foot, to the zoth cif Foot inclusive.. EMBER tip. z. This Day were . . published, prie Six. Shillings, • B .aIFF MI MQIRS of the":RiohC Honourable HENRY ADDINGTON'sA.DMINIS'FRATLON, throuo the First Fifteen M o nths froni it . s Commencement. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. This Day were published, price 2s, The S ECON EDITIoN. • r rHOUGHTS on the hue GENERAL ELEC ., TION, as. DEMONSTRATIVE of the PRO GRESS of JACOBINISM: By . JOHN BOWLES, -Esq. Printed for It ivingtons, Richarcisons, Faulder, Hatchard, ahki Cobbett and Morgan. , Of whom may be-had. by ere same Author, price 2s. 6d. The FOurtit Edition, of . • - REFLECTIONS the CONCLUSION of the WAR. SHA KSP FA RE, With Thurston's Designs ' and C. Nesbit's Engravings on Wood. • On Saturday, January r, ISO 3, will be published, No, I. of HA KS PE. AR E's 'PLA. YS, containing THE TENip i EsT., - condicon. I. This Work will be completed in Forty Numbers, rhak_ ing Eight handsome Volumes, gVo. Each Play- will form a Number, and will be published every . other. Saturday till the Work is finished, and oftener ifeceaston permit. • - 11. In the course of the Work will. be given Fifty-three Cuts, finely cagrAved on Wood by Mr. Charlton Nesbit, all from the Desiglis ot;Mr. Thurston.' W. The Work is printed Mr - 'Benslev's best manner, upon a very large new Type, on Fine Wove Deiny, ancl_Hot pressed, price zs. .per Nutnbes. Anti.- a few Copies - ate thrown ()lion an Extra - Royal Wove ; Paper, with First I rn pressions of the Cuts, and flotprossed; price 4s. per Number. London : Printed for Wynne and Scholey, .No. 44; -and James Wallis, No. 46, Paternoster-rptv ; and. sold by every Book.seller; St,tioner, and Newsman in the united Kingdotn. • SixpkNCE. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aagtest lly tgo2. 'T HE CO URT of DI kECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG'. LAND trading to the La,t Indies, do hereby give Notite, That it is their intention to receive Applications ou or before the 3oth September, front the Merchants wanting Tonnage for the Export if Goods to India ; for such Goods which ,ore to hi Ship ped in the ensuing quarter ; and on or before the 3tst December, the-stsi Afarch, and 3otb .7eofc, for such Goods the Merchants' are desirous of Shipping in each f2varter, follou:ing such dates; and that it is their intention also tofarnisb Tonnage _ft.r any pan. tity of Madeira Wine -which may he required, ly 20?-ons wJling to Ship Ike same f:4- India, upon similar applications. Particulars vf I c' Rates of Thigh:, &c. fox the first Shit., f the Season, are to be seen in the Office - uftbr-Gerh to the Committee of Shipping. WILLI A R A Y, Secrets j'. • WANTED TO PURCHASE, FREEMOLI) ESTATE, - si uated not • less than Thirty, or more than One Hundred Miles, froM London, to consist of2ocj or 300. Acres of Land, wito com p-..tt Family House, desirably ,ituated in a dry healthy Soil, ‘vith goo.l Roads to and a'aout it. Letters, st,fring Particulars, addressed to F. W. at Old Slaughtei's Z.:oine-house, tip. Martiu's-lane, will be punetu “tiended.to. • TO LET-U r :at Camberwell, distant zi,miles from West " . ininster, Brickfriars, or London Bridge. A SMALL HOUSE, elegantly JAL consisting of two Parlours, a Drawing-room, three Brit-rooms, a :j..itchen, and Wash-n0t.i . .1, with a neat Garden. Itigt re of, Messrs. Oakley, Shackleton, and Co. in St. Paul's Church-yard, or Qld Bond-street. - !v:,f,"+.,,,tif • .e. \_.,.*...::... 4 to . . (4 THURSDAY the zd Dedenirki.r. Those from the Jodi- Regiment of Foot 19 the Astliof root inclusive. FRI DA.V the 34 December: • - • Those from the _6th Regithent of Foot to the 43th'of Foot inclusive. SATURDAY the 4th Decemither. Those froin the 46th Regiment of Foot to the loth of Foot inclusive. - -. • - MONDAY the 6th Deceiilber . ThoSe from the list Re , irinient of. Foot, to the 134th of Foot inclusive; as also the l'ensioners from Lord -trothaven's, Majors Waller's, Ellerd's and Fish'S Corps, Loyal Irish, Queen's. Rangers, Cinque 'Pert and Lancashire Volunteers; and the Royal Garrisbii Battalion. TUESDAY the 7th December. Tile Pensioners from the Pencible COrps, the several Ame -rican and other Corps, . the independent Companies, and Militia. His Majesty-has, onthisobccasion, thought fit to declare his gracious intention, that npne of the Out-Pensioners, who, oii exainitiation, may be lbmict fit for 'duty, shall be required to serve any where but in the Invalid Corys,;:that every Man found fit fOrduty i. shall beentitled, oh hit arrival ht 'the Gar rison to which he Omit be.selit to, receive A Bounty, of One Pound Five Shillings, or so. much thereof as shall remain, after supplying him with proper necessaries; and - those who, on examination, are found uldit• for duty, shall be dismisscAt with proportionate subsistence to carry them back to their homes. And it is hereby further notified, that all such of the said Out-Pensioners,. as well from the Cavalry :as infantry f'6x cept as,atioLsaid), who shall not appeal:at the said FloSpital, - at the time herein appointed, in ooedience to His Majesty's Commands, will be considered as utherwise . provided for by- Government, or as dead ; - and they will accordingly be struck off the Books of the ut-Pension of the :>aid Hospital, with out any prospect ()fixing reituted•thereto. - - --• • Secretary and Register. . PEAKINEAN INSTITUTION:. THE CONINIIT* I rtiß the, Establishment of tire . PERKINEAN LNSTITUTIOII (for the appli cation of the M L LI C TRACTORS .to the"Dis , ,,rder of the Poor), apP6,ured ny the General 'Meeting at the Crown and Anchor, on the i6tti-of September last,•hxy ing pieparcd the PLAN and REG - U LATIO NS for that Philanthropic Establishment, now otler them for public inspedion. These', together With a List • of Subkribers,.who have already come forward in support of the undertaking, may be had Geatis at the-following' places, •whereako pers...ls. wishing to become Governors will please': to leave --their Subscriptions, viz Messrs. Hammerster and Co. -Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Sansom and C0..-Lombard-stret'i atiii Mr. .1 . ILtchard, Piccarlillvt A General Meeting of .the of- which due notice will be' given,• will be convened at an early period,-for the Eledion' of Officers and the final Organization.of-the PerLinean Institution. • ..• 7 :By Order of the Committee, . HENRY GRIMSTO.N, Chairman. NEW.. ENGLISH ATLAS., Imperial Sheet Size, to be • completed in Fifteen Numbers. • . This Day was published, Containing Three Whole• Sheet-Maps of 'the Counties of Berk6', Devon, - and Suffolk, price 6s. 6d. neatly coloured, or Bs. bandsothely stained, Na. IX. of MITH's NEW ENGLISH ATLAS, being a Li complete set of COUNTY MAPS, divided into Hun dreds; on vOlOfCare delineated all the Dired and Principal Cross Roaqs,..)Citie`s., Towns and il7,,ges, Gentle men's Seat, Rivers, and . davii;able - Canals • accompanied by an "cOntaining urWarctS of _Fifty Thousand Names of rlaccs mentioned in the.,Work, with Reference to their situation.. London: Printed for C. Smith, Iklapsellei, No. 172, Cor ner'of Surrcystreet, Strand.. Where may be had, the eight preceding Numbers, containing naps of the cgunties, of Middlesex, uckinghain, Hertford, Essex, Surrey, North ampton, (),:ford; • Eedtord; Nintingliarn, Worcester, Leicesi• ter, Rutland, Huntingdon, Hereford,_Gloucester, Somerset, Wilts, Sussex,,.Porset, WafwiclT., Chester, Lancashire, Westmoreland, and Cub - lb:Ail:1d. No ci : ty X s ... , Oft he above . Work,. containing ., M . aps of the c7untiec few l of Cornwall, Durhain,,,and Lincoln, will.l3e published in In a few Days will lx published, price is. The Lditign of A TREATISE ON:RAZORS ;-' in which thp .1 1 Weight, Snap; and Temper of a Razor, the: Mean DI . Keeping it in Order, and the manner of using it, Are ticularly considered, and in Which it is intended to convey knowledge of 311 that is necessary on this snbjed. • By BENJAMIN KI NSBURY. The first Edition was thus noticed in the Monthly Review for May, . 1 70, P 3 r.c e tt4 ‘• We have read this Treatise with interest, and with plea sure. It is well worth the attention of the public." Sold by the Author, at No. to, St. James's-street, and No. 133, FetterLlane, Fleet , street ; and by D. Symonds, Paternoster-row. • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL PEk . SONS•in• possession of Incomes, arising froM 'Freehold, COpyhold, or. Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses,s4trlney-in , the Funds, Rent Charges, Niacriage, Settlements,. Widows' jointures, 'An nuities, Patent -Place,S', Chntehl.ivinizs, or any other cer -!ain'lnconle . tor •Lite,.nia3f be supplied -,vith ternporary,or p ernanent • Sums p€ Money. to any Amount, buiving An niiity lirei.egrfor the same: . ‘. - • The Nobility and Gentry of known. 'property, or their. Hairs, play .:be accommodated on theii personal . security; w and in any. instance here the: single security of an intavi dual may - be'deen - red, insufficient, the addition of another person to guirantye the payment- of the interest will re . _ move th 6 objection zinc, in - all eases, privilege will be given to the Pliblie to return the Principal at their awn option. Personal applications will be received every day.till Four o'ClOck ; and . Leiters from CorresPondents in Town or COuntry (post aid). will be immediately answered, by ,aet diessitig to the Dire:tor of the ,Knightshridge Bank, at 11 . 16 Town HOuse, No.l, Lower: john-street, Goiden-square. NEW INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING TABLE, SOFA BED, CHAIR BED, Handsome Brass-screw Four Posts, ana-Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. i 6 and 17,- Catherine-street:Strand. . . • fIE - N of the Imperial Dining Tables, T. Mar \_}, gab had the Honour of sheaving to THEIR MA J ES TIES and the Pit I C ESS ES at .the Queen's House, who were, according tOtiteir accustornedzoodness of encouraging Ingenuity, most .graciauSly pleased to express their highest approbation .and sanction of the same. 6440 the much ad mired Brass Screw Bedsteads, called- Patent, so easily fixed up and taken. down without Tobls, the Furnitures to which are made upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking off with out the use of Nails, Tools, &e. Several other Articles of Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabirl'el Branches, upina new and improved Principles ; a complete Assortment of portable Musquito Nett Beds, aid every 'other Article requisite tor La dies and Gentlemen going to the East and West Indies, =ll3ll other foreign Climates;' arc allowed tar superior to any other sort usually, sold - ; lundsome Dome Beds, and new designed French WindoW'CurtainS,'"en suite, 'wifti every other Article of Furniture in the Upholstery and-. Cabinet Branches, Morgan and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers, No.. 16 and 17, Catherine:.street; Strand. N. B. Morgan 'a t i d. Sanders,t-entreai -L aches - and Gentlemen to be particular in the N timbers, No.-16 and 17, three Doors from the Strand: -• • - •-' ** • This Day was • published, • Price hourot; 3s, 6d. ' The Twentieth Edition of r rHE PRACTICE of TRUE. DEVOTION, _I. in Relation to therEnd, well as the Means of RE L GION ; with. Office for the Liolv Corrununioit. jiylol3Ett'r NEI:SON, Esq. To :Which is'added,the Character of the Author. Painted for F. and C. Ri'vingten, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-Yard. ^` .Of whom play he had, by the same Author, I. A Companion for the Festivals and lasts of thc Church of England : with Cpliects and Pr a y ers for e , .;fl Solemnity. The 2Sth Edition, in one volume oafavo, price hound js. 6d. 2. ( The. G reat Duty .91, F reqtknting thc C isiian Sacrifice, and the Natur. of tile Prepandion required with 'suitable Devotions, - Daftly collected from the ancient .Liturgics. The isth . Editibo, price bouuct is. ed.. TO THE BOOKSELLERS. VI I R. PHILLIPS respetthlily intontts.. the °Bank- . sO t i ers •in Town and Country, that. NEW TI ON S for 1803, enlar7,ed and corred, orttle . twb Works, the GUIDES to LON I)! aqd PA R are this day ready for delivery, price ss. each, bound in red. . No. 7r, St. Paul's ,Church-yard, _ Nov. 16, 1803. NI p - ,Roy ED ySTEM, of MODERN GEOGRA- Pill, to the BUSINESS. of EDUCATION. ;•-::. • This Day . was published, • Price gs. 6d. in boards, or los. 6d. bound and lettered, deco rated with FL FTY-S I X beautiful and interesting Copper plates, representing . the Manners, Customs, and Dresses, of all Nations, and illustrated with new and improved, Maps, ;. tn . EOGRAPHY for . the USE of SCHOOLS, on I LT a Plan so Prat - heal to, Teachers, and so highly nisei- - nating to -Pupils, that it cannot fail to recommend itself to universal adoption the moment it is seen. It is divided into. three Parts : . . a. A Grammar of Geography, drawn up -as concisely a possible, - for the purpose of being committed to memory. 2. .The -Use ot the Globes,. with a Variety df Examples anti Exercises upon each Problem. 3. Full, circumstantial; and highly entertaining Accounti of the Manners, Customs, Dresses, and. Curiosities, of all , Nations, illustrated with fifty COpper-plates, and forming a Body of Fads which, fbr Entertainment and Instruction, are not exceeded in the entire Compass of Literature; To thi whole Ire prefixed an'Aceount of the Most success. •t 4 mil and rational Mode of teaching Geography, and plain Di reCtions for -projecting and drawing, ai I kinds of Maps. By time Rev.: ). 'GOLDSMITH, A. M. Vicar of Dunnington, and• - tOrrherly of Trinity College, Cam - bridge. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71,' St. Paul's Church-yird : 'sold by Thomas Hurst, John - Harris, Benjamin Tabart, and Laekcington and Co. London ' by J. Archer, Dublin ; El Balfour, Edinburgh; and by all other booksellers. • N. B. Mr. P . bil lips informs the Trade in Town and Coun' try, that , he will at all times exchange., new and -- perfed Co pies of this Book, for any other of his publications. Dr. irkiLiES's ANALEPTIC, PILLS. FOR the Rheorriatisms and Colds which prevail. at this season of the. year, no : Medicine is so safe and effiCacious as Dr. ALA ES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. -Their pecriliar ten/lency to promote Perspiration, and all the nati.i. rat Secietions, will account fortheir singular virtuesin these Complaints, as well as in many other,; to which the Iniman frame is liable from the . viciss:tudes of our Climate. They . 'are . admirably calculated far Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels; liar persons of 'a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as also for those Whose ConstitUtions. have been affected by a too active or too sedentary life. They are likewise particularly serviceable in Plead-Aehs occasioned by Indigestion, and in removing the 'bad eifetas of Tree. living ;, as also in pre.. venting Palsies awl Apoplexies, so often the consequence of inteinperance. Recourse. should be had to them atterevery excess of eating or drinking, and upon every slight intiis •position; and thus their well-known „charaderistic of pro,. inoting longevity Will be maintained . ; for, 'by assisting Na,. tore in the; due discharge of the aniral. functions, and by Keeping, the , (pnstitotion as it were in COatinua/ repair, they : precrVe the body ii health and vigoiti,. - and prevent prem.'. rare. decay. As .the Analeptic Pills owe their excellence to, a pecu liar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor licit to the present Proprietors, they. can only be had genuine from them; . and ~ they are sold by Francis Newbery, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's POwdee, No. 1:5,, the East End .of St. Paul's, ' a levy- doors from p,;itio, London , ; and at Dr.' lames's late house in Bru ton-street, in Boxes, price .4s- 6d,. each, Stamp:included ; or quantity of SiN may be had in one large _Box for that tl4e nanr•, " F. NEw BERY, No. 45, St.- Paul's," 'is engraved in the litampS. • All others are cowl zerttits. ',11 1 11'4 , ...,-.........,,i„ i ~,.-,...-7•4.- . 4 4 , 4 ~.,„..„, -- -- 4 7 -A C ki , it•S 1 . : ----72-:- ' 0 --'4 ' ... 1` i - ,..'e1 ,- . - I l lh ' 1 \\O u i. - HOUSE TO LETT c• A GENTLEMAN would be very glad to Lett LA. his House.Cor two or three Months, to a small Family, whQ would he very car,.itul of the Furnithre,_cvhich, with the'HOus s e, is equally elegant and cornr.ittabte, The Situa 7 tion desirable ; the use of a well chosen Library, Crockery, 'and many ConVeniencies for a Family. It is thoroughly well aired, and at present occupied,. but P,ossession may be had in a couple of Days. • 'Apply for further particulars, to Mr. Barry, Haberdasher, Orchard-street, Portman-square. MANOR and 'ESTATE in the COUNTY of HUNT, INGDON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVACT CONTRACT, A very. Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, con ofan extensive,Alanor and sundry very eligible Farms, let to good Tenants ; •comprising_in thi whole 721 acres of Arable, Meadow, and. Pasture Land.. The Est :de is Tythe free, and the Land Tax is redeemed, and a navigable River runs through it. Further particulars may be had by application to ML Gorham, Mercharit,Of St. Neots ; to Messrs. Forster, Cool:e and Frere, of Lincoln's Inn ; and to Messrs. Driver, Stir 'veyor3i of 'Kent-road. • , DORSETSI-IRE. SALE of MANIO itS and CAPITAL. FARMS. - TO BE SOLD, At Carraway's Coffec-h.ouse, Coruhill, ionietime in the Month of ianuary next, unless previously dispoSed of by Private Contra , zt, THE MANORS ,or LORDSHIPS of LONG COTS and EAST FORS ILL, Farms and kleiiiesn Lands thereto belonging, comprising a capital Messuage, with Stables, Coach-hOuse, Dove-cote Barns, Granaries, and other,Outbuildings,. an excellent walled Garden, a Dairy house and Malt-house, spacious Farm-yards, upwards of 7 : 63 Acres of Arable,. watered Meadow_, -Pasture. anci,Wood Land, and extensive Rights of. Common, now lett to 'responsible Tenants, at easy Rents, amounting to upwards of bool. per Annum. Also sundry Cottages and Gardens in possession, and the ReverSion in Flee of a Cottage and Gard e n, and o f a well-. accustomed Public-house, now lett on Leases - ,.determinable on Lives.. The Manors abound with Game, and the whole Prethises, whiCh are capable of considerable improvement, are pleaSantly situated in the Parish of WinfritnMeWburgh, in the County •of Dorset, eight. :miles from Warehain, ten from Dorchester, and twelve. from Weymouth. The Turn pike-road to and from the above places passes over part of the Estate. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Pearson and Son,. No. 6, Pump,:ourt, Temple; Mr. Bart!err, Attorney' at Law, ‘Varelban ; or M Arney, Close, Salisbury. The' Premises may be -viewed by applying to Richard Vincent, at lieltleton,-near Wareham; or to Mr. fort Fur.. medge, at Winfrit4, cone of the Tenants. WILTS. •• A FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR SALE. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, In Four ilistind LorS, at the King and Queen Inn;in Hi it- worth, in the COunty of Wilts, on the ad day of Deceni , • bet next, at Eleven in the fopmoon, subjed to such Con.' ditions as shall be then and were produced; AVERY . Valuable and Desirable.- FREEHOLD ESTATE, called the MANOR FARM, Con:3istilig . al Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land in a . high stair; of cultivation, situate at South Morston, in the Parish of 114;i:worth atbresaid, in a very pleasant and exiremelyfer tile- part of the Country, and distant six mil es front . ton, six from Swindon, and filteen . from Wari:age, all good Market . _ • ,_•, • • Lot(..Comprises a good Farm-bouse, and a Dairy-hot , Stepies, and other Out-lonses ,ali in good repair, with the Court,'ard, Gardens, Carrien, Orchards, &c. adjoining, contain ng upwards of two.A;:res and a quarter, acid witii up.. wards obi sew :Lucca Acres of Pasture Land, and near eieven Acre of rich Meadow contiguous thereto. _ Lot 2. Comprises al-louse with two Dwellings, and two,. Gardens, of ,rather more.than . a quarter of an Acre together, and upwards of twenty-eight Acres o f rich M ea d ow . • - Lot . 3, Comprises upwards of five Acres, and a ,half .of Meadow, upwards of twenty-two Acres and a half of Pas— ture Land, with a Cow Leaze in part thereof, and_ne4 half an ,ApreofCoopice Ground. Lot 4. Comprises upwards of fourteen Acres and a half 4 very rich Meadow. One of the Conditions on which-the Estate will be put Up, will 'that irf'ease all the above-Lots should not actually be sold, die bidciings ter those that shall be sold shall be void, and the venders shall have a right to put up the %V 1e Estate' in - one entire Lot. • The whole of,the above Premises are in Leaseto-Mr. Wm. Pinegar ' at a. moderate rent, for a term of fourteen ye a rs.. froth' Lady , ciay:l799, determinable at the end of the E•rsi seven•years, at the option either of Landlord or Tenant, On notice given, The Tenant, pays all Taxes but the Land Tax - , which is 61. its. rod. a-year, and is to repair the glass of the windows, and to find carriage lot all other materials for repairs. • A modus of ad. per-Cow is payable to the Vicar for 'the Tithe of Milk, and ii . coMposition-01-eight guineas a-year lot all other Vicarial Tithes or the Er>zates. - • For the accommodation of-the purchaser of Lot T, the Ma nor of Barton and South Morston, which-is an extensive one. May, if the EState be purchased in Lots, he bough; by pri vate contract; and, in cast the purchaser of that Lot should refuse to purchase it; the optiOn of buying it will be given to the purchasers of the other Lots in rotation ; and in case of refusal by all of them,_ the said Manor will be put u p t o Auction, and . sold to the best bidder. For a' view - of : the Premises, apply to Mr. Pinegar; the Tenant, who will chew the same ; and for further parti.u lars, to Mr. Hut, Attorney, Andover, Hants. 1. . seed' • • to 11 0 ;, ;to' ,c -r ! '" f; IC , ) , : te r grc° :~