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I • '•V/ . 1 737 , • • S U • Nr T RUMMER 3480.). SAI URDA Y. NtiVEMBEIt 12, 1803. • . . f RICS SI7APENCie; THEATRE-ROYAL "DRUR,Y-LANE. ON .MONDAY NEX Navernber 1803, will be presented, KING HENRY 'TA E FOURTH. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. Pit 35:. 6d.• Secoud Price 25. Gallery 2S. Second Price IC. Upper Gallery is. Second Price 64. No Money to be returned. • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office in Little Russe!-street. The Doors to be o{ yned at Half past • F,ive, artd•tile Per formancelo begin at Half pat Sir. - • Or The new Drama, called the Wife of Two Husbands, is unavoidably deterred till Tuesday next, on account of the indisposition of two . principal Performers A new Comedy in Five Ads, called Hearts of Oak, is in rehearsal,''-and will beipeedily produeed. A CURACY "kVANTED, within 25 'Alps of Lontion, by a CLERGYMAN advanced in years, with There must be a tolerable House,-and the Engagement per manent. 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PVit)F, 'Wit ti - perfeaconfideike di• their being, far superiOr IO 411 1' e . . er nude. He makes the lightest dress Shpes and ltputa W ater- proof, preserving the Leathe r s oft and ,illlibte 'H e ' t e- 's oitirrttudi them on ihootitiii tmetireamto d no.water can pc 4,Vet tatri,nl,itwwit,: llis , Newititvented.4l -I PUTVigi . 4( °:C S ' eather i;repared" in" this way, iiiiihe adVaithige of lasting twice aS lon,J, as Leather dress e d i n the common- way. - An Atrticlo.3o4.tlo. - f,eugrt i t plAit.): 4sAt 4.4 iipli at t Nei . the attention of th e rubik, anti . induce filoSe iv to have A real' " - Value tot their 14.41th)j0 appl}f.at'Ai • IllAtiktiloaorY.,as AWN' D i t Ile has no connexion with. any oth e p use i n Lonnon. E. M. will thank - thoec of hir ends, and the :Public, , who in,ay favour hint with theif orders, to apprize him 35 * early as' pO ss ibl e , as it wilt enable hint to execute their Con's kit:kands wit hoterdisaßpo4anient 4 . .. . N. B. A bole assurtrri ent Of Mints anct times ‘Val6rproof !Anttoiberwise r constantly heill At . Vie , Eatt awl' West lialia ... ..... Trade. . Merchants anti Captains liberally treated with. '. • - _____ll.,i, - • . 4J.ASTLC 1, - .ANIB's woo t..r Fo.wA sT(3.)4N'Ts DRAWERS, St)CKS, ticc: 7HOMAS CANE (hitt:CARTER and C4 - NE), No, ills, Strand, the third Door.GVcstlifrortil6tvpdel rdet, Hosier 'and MantitadiNee' IratiVarbOitsi'Deaii+iers, Fnd kl.titley.)N9ivcosits i : to :,(tu..ir . ilwAleeses.,,thO rince of Wales, the Dukes of York, Kent, edniberland,. B tisseiL,3nct Canthridge 4 ',hegs: to recommend It) t.; tlentell I new and approved article of double,wove Milled Worsted • eteS i . of th e most ti.isitiOnabtereoldttfi 111:iXittie, for 3•Ykling Bre ec h es and rapt:ll99)ls ) . sspertnr , durain!it) to a 'Cas simere 'or. Corduroy,. and do'uOrspot with add:lit( White anti al Moen( sone.sort, for Aiititary , and N- I .lvpl Uniforms ; So Green for Yeolitaury and Rifle 'Cori;s. 'Superior Silk 'Pieces; of the newyst patterns, for press. Breschosond I'4lll taloo ns ,' especially Black dyed Ingrain, and Work'd Biauk; hover %yew rusty ) orgreasyi sand are ..ntore dur a bl e 'than any other kluit of Silk. Every , other manittliAtire lor Breeches 'and Pantaloong, of -Tassinneres, Corduroys', Cloths, dec. Xlastir Lamb's Wool flannel IV,.i.,teoa i ts., Aharrcrs, .and thider - nntaiumis, or all"ssies,"l-e..dv'Mr inMita latetiSei s Of every ikarnith and thickness - of other Flainnels, with the peettlia'r advantage of neither shrink iog or ; hick en i ng by wash . Ing..,*stockniss,.Gloyes, andrSoi:ks, and every other description:ok Hosiery, and a particular kind of Spun Silk hose, free from roughness, and tio not getiord, are general ly Used,and,apprnyed after hunting o r shooting, as an l''vening Ihnitets S'lotking. A variety:of the most Liiiiinit:,hte Waist. CO4t Patletlll;* Alilitary I,e4ther,. Worsto,t,nd Angola ClOves ; various kinds or T ravelling 'Caps, Welch WigS, Slings of the most vprovetkin44o, Sponge*. tor cloning lluskets, &c.` • Merchants and-Shopkeepers' supplied , on the most mode 7, rate teens, tier Ready :Stoney. , , .„ • VALUABLE' ESTATES Noterft OF .SCOTLANL), TO 111.?"SOLI). TARE - to he .Soiti . .in - the - courge of the suia Whiter, the ESTATES of 'OLD CASTLE. WESThit INCHES, CRAOLEIIALL UKA - PiIEP: MAINS, tit- 'CASTLEHIL L; sToNtv'Fi ELL), ]30 0,1.11'0W MUCKOVIE, and BOGBA IN, all near Inverness, in dillbrent Lots. These Estates are beitutifully-situated in the immediate eiyitbourhood of the thriving anti _populous Royal Borough sot Ammer-3, hart George, and the caledotiian Cinal, which Is now bgittin. The 1'411113 are in general sullicteutly_ In itdosed and an geM l order, With Hottses, _Office- houses, Car. silens„a tut thriving, I' I ationions of ;Wood. Among the many advantages. a g..eat parr of the Estate.> are along the Sea-side, Lai have the tuAtetit of the_Sea Ware, The Hills, which are Extensive, abound with Came. The Lands and Batony, of out Cutlebil I. with the lYitrgh of liarbity,' are held of the Xing. vtdallbrd a FrephOitt QUalifIC:1001; to vote for a Meln ik,: to ser ve in Parliament tbr the County Of Inverness. Cqntlemen who wish to purchase.lAnds in the North 'ot ,:oe (amt. deiiralila properties in the klitritet. For further information, application -to be made. to Camp hiatAintosli, Esq. of nverniA. • Toth?. G ENTI.P.MEN, CLEM; Y, arid FRE F.HOLDE of the COUNTY of cLoucE,s-rLR. Vacancy' having occurred in the Representation of this County in Parliament, by the afflieling. event of the Devitt:if:my much to.be lamented Father, 1. take the liberty of olli:riqg myself to succeed my Brother in that im portant and distinguished situation ; in discharging the Duties of which (shotild'i be honoured with your countenance and support) it shall be' my- anxious study, by an unremitting attention to the interests and. prosperity of the County, to merit so Nattering a mark Of four approbation and confidence. 1 have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your Most faithful and obedient 11 Limbic Servant, . . R. EDWARD H. SOMERSET. Badminton, Nov. 3, • - IL , The. Day of Election being fixed for Monday the ,Loh instant. I heg leave earnestly to - reqUe4 the honour of your early Attendance at Gloueeutet, in my favijur on that Day. • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GINI'LANILPI, Fr HIF. flattering encouragement I received on my former application induces me - now to 'Ofkr myvtlf as .a CANDIDATE ' to fill the Vacancy in your Court, INca • sionCli by the Death ola Lac worthy Director. Should your zealot's support place me in that honourable Situation, I will endeavour to merit your Confidence, by . de. yoting my time. to your important concerns, .aud by exertmA i in your service, the experience I have acquired by constant application, in various situations, in India and Europe, both at Sca and on Shore. The Eledion is fixed for Wednesday the pth instant, when I rely with confidence on the generous Promise and obliging Attendance of my Friends, 'not doubting .that their exertions will elli:Elually • confirm my most spguine .ex pedation. I have the Honour to be, with the'greatest Respea, Ladies and Gentfenunt; Your most obedient, and devoted humble Servant, - • 101 IN JACKSON. BrOad-strect Buildings, London, the t Ith November, Abs. • • No. 4, Cornhill, and. No. 9, Charing-cross, London. IBiSH returns his most gruteltit Thanks to th • Public very thstiniatish r mi pieference they have been pleased to Aliie the above (Mikes for several years, and solicits a 'contilittanke of their favour for the ensuing Lot *try, which begins dtaiving th 4 gth of ksuAry, 1,804. Tickets and isiiares are, Selling in great variety, at the above Offices, where lit the lato, Serentbet Lottery; the following Capital Prices .worn; Sold, Shared, and N.iid on demand : Nu. 8221 a:Prize of 4.20,000 ' • 534 z - - - - !ow • .6790. . - 1000 2626 - - soo All Ilusine,s in the Public Funds transaaeci with fidelity and dispatch, by T. 8151-1, Stock Broker. "' No. .1, Combat. - * No. - .535, L'. 1 0,000, in Drawn September loth, 18 4 3, the last Lottery, w.ts sold in Two EIGHTHS, and TWELVE SIXTEENTH • SHARES. • . No. 26,280, £. to,osis, Drawn the 28th of Aeril, tBo3, wag sold in ,ONE QUA R 'TER, TWO EIGHTHS, and EIGHT SIXTEENTH SHARES. • ITORNSBY antl , Co. have SOLD,: SHARED, and REGISTERED, • . 2 ,Prizes 4..30,00.0 19 Prizes of ,C. 54>o° 7 8 - '• tO,OOO 30 • ' - - • 2 , 460 • 2 - - 50 • r,eo 3 '. t 5, - to,ooo - So Cox's Grand Diamonds, in the L otter y 1'774; rind the G r and Pigot Diamond, id the Lottery (01'1 `,iooi„ Were sold ny,Hornsby and Co. • ~. MONDAV;.ith JAN UXP Y, The Setond STA TE'LO'rT RN" begins I:towing. The Itokets;.lialves, , Quarterit t :Eialttlis, and Sixteenths, are now in :groat variety. of NV ll lllcrS. and the T lowest eifris. • . The Money rot. the PriieV' paid fon . detitand, by Hornsby and Co. Stock lkokr.o6 ;it their old:established State Lottery sQfliee, (licensed porsttant .to A d of l'arliantent),, No. a 6, "Cociihill, opposite the. 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This Day was published, , - In Twolfolpmes, royal. ditto. with Engravings, and a corref Map, 'price sibs. in boards,- t IF. ball-bountl, or ias. hand somely boundlind lettered, A Ills 10ItY 4(1'14 E i s i.:CN, front theEARLIEST 1.. k. PERIODS:fiII its TIEDucTioNt into a ROMAN' PROVINCE. Intended nrinci van ) for the thieuiSchoolx and Young Persons or bor'i By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. Vicar of hurley, til Sil ire, Co:t111:.in ti) the Earl of tinm . ' tries, Author of i Kept)... tiniversid kitstory, Printed Wert Phillips, No. 71, St, t'aill's Church», yard Sold by B. Tabart, a t tlnt inv.:Mk! Library t. Ne;v. utio , t-stre.ct ; by llamas Hurst,. Pateritoitet.row I, Wilson and Spence, York ; Painsbro' i E. R4ltuur i Edinburgh ; and by all other Booksellers. W haul may by Had, Dr. Maieor's - Uniyersal Ilistory,. in Twenty. five Volumes, and all the other Elementary Ilooksloy the,sarne Author, mocitAhly. This Day was pi,thliolied, In six handsome Volumes, Duodecimo - , price One Guinea and a Half,. in boards, or TWo Pounds, elegantly bound, r EMALE BIOGRAPHY ; or, Memoirs t .d . Re markable a...it,l lldstrious Women of all ,;es and tries, iiiiparially and faithfullyy. comp'ded front the most ad: .thenric sources, and arranged alphabet Tins Interesting and valuable Work lA , indispensable to the completion of every Lady's LiOrary, aiut ti is a Sliitabid paliloll SalOclA to Young. Ladies who, Are finishing their Education. AlI the Clutrat..3's - tiaVe been acletied and writ. ten with theniUstattentive reiord to. the promotion of virtue, - and all ilieltsnal . artrac.tions of Wo..;raitiiy have throughortt the Work been brought in aid of toe principles of ; Religion and MaratitY, Printed for Richard 'Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Chur:lt• yard, atul to be had of i • ItTYI 7 44IILE BOOKS. This Day was published, -in Two.sinall Volumes, price 4s. • half-bound, printed int largo Cypei and eruboltished watt twelve' handsome Cenci - plates, • SIBLE TORIES • or, the' Mem')inble A%; of _LT the ancient Patriarchs, Judges, and KingS , - extrael , A from 'their origieal 'Historians in the Mitt atni . hkew Test:talent. • The ahove.mentitmed Work'is-th, prodtmtion `jf a Parent, who could not find, inlong' the numerous Works whi c h H for the last - twenty .)ears lave been irinlished 6.)r tliJ User of Children, one .st:hiLli he could, with complete saistatlion, put into the hands of his own. The NArrations contained in the Old and New TestameOt; sitipa,s Li interest and Simpt.- city any , Specitocas of Narration which Can be found in tkt world. The present Volurup; it miy rheretbre be suppoied, Will prove to Children a posy of's smelling without one Shrub of ev.l scoot, or a single Thorn to (Ltra,:t from the pleasure it is aisie ; tc eft yid.• Printed for Ilielt4ni I'ol4o, lin. t, Si: Paul's Church yard; and sold by T:tbart, No. 157, New Bond- street by St. haul's Churcit.yarti, and bye,' Booksellers. Of whom may be , hast, the following superior Books for the Use of young Persons;lately published, 1. Miss AiliiniPtierry:foi Chitdren, price as. 6d. • a. The fuventle,Plutarch,• , consisting of the Lives of extra ordinary Cliildren,, price. . • Visits to the Metiage . rie and thelotanical Carden, at Park; By 1.. F. I - matt; ti - tibls. price 3y.. 4. The [Attie Hermitage.; By .1.. Jaufilret,• price ts. 6d. ,• DR.'NORRIS'sDROPS. ikTOIVITHSTANDING this celebrated Medi. .04 doe has. sioexi the fesi• Of near Half 'a Century, yet fresh prtxds olits superior efficacy. are (Lilly ciperienced. In Fevers,pl4ll , sorts its reput a tio n is i n d u bitiNly established ; but in ,the Bidet: And Yellow - l'iltridFevers, an destrudiyu in' hot lalitnei ' and in Cnintilaints produced: by foul and contaminated airSto use the ca-pressien of a Ciemlernan in the A fricattiTt4de), tt is a divine Rentedy. Far its healing qua titles in'the Cont, Rheumatism, Scurvy, Asthma, Consuittp ti4s,! Compiainta of the Stomacluantleßowels i and its cur. cliitl edlects in the decays of I{ e, Ate. see. a Bnok, of Cures deliveredgratis, at the Doetot's house, No. t 9, Lower Brook -street, Groillenor.squarei where the Family Boetles, ats. -duty included, only can be ha4l, and Orders for Expurtativil arc executed. Sold in smaller bottles, price I is. and is. 9d. by Bacon and Co. No. (so, Oxford-street, principal Vender, and by all'other Retailers of Medicines. N. B. The PUblie are particeftirty cautioned not to put. close any of this Medicine without .a Certificate being at. tached to each Bottle, signed by the sole Proprietors, rho. Gale and-Charlotte Nfotire. • A liberal allowance it made so Merchants, and those who purchase so sell again. The Lord bath created Medicines out of the earth ;.. and 111 that is wise will not abhor them.—Sirac's Son. Rev. 1. GArtint.4is,Oartsti TEA. T 0 those traa tnay he unac q uainted WWI ; the Virtues of this salubrions TEA ( it is sufficient to say, that it is used and patronized by Their Majesties, and many °lfni; Nobility, and that in ‘Veakness or the Stomach, In. digestion, Nervous Disorders, Depression of the Spirit,, Chalk, Flatuleiteies, Asthmatic Complaints, Colds, and RiliouS Disorders, so effh.lacious,. and at the same time so ma:eta and pleasant a Remedy, is not to be found in the whole Mated* Nleclica. To enumerate the various ac4tim. leclgments made to the Rev. Mr. Gamble front many Cter. a o n , d o, o , t h h c e e rs u , iti t rs io s b ; ea l i n e a fi n ts y o re tet e i i i v eV ced i f i r i o a m y i t ) l e te suescen lin 11;wis Evangelical, Gospel, and other peric4lical Publications. To . the Rev. GAMBLE, Syttling, Dorset. ,strt, Perustrig the Evangelical 111agazine tig February last, I perceived several Cases of the good elk of your I.lrit,:di Herb Tea, which gave me hopes, with perseverance, I inn!iit derive beicefit.frout taking it, 'having I.tiaettred under a-con ti. .nuak sick,Hc44.Ach.and Bilious Vomiting foulte last twenty years. I accordingly Purataied, at your wholesale Agent*. • Mamas. Ching and Butler, No. : ;, .Cheapside, a Packet, by taking :wwko,„ttgrott 4 bre to dire was materially re. licYcd, and have continued t a ki ng it i nvar i a bly to this i n n . I have the pleasure to inform you that 1 1 / 4 have not, tin' last three months experienced Any Sick Head.acit or Bli o t i , Disorder, which I entirely attiibute to taking; our 'Tea. In justice to you for so happ!' a discovery, and for t IL! i;o , ul of the Community, you are at liberty to make my Cait. wttil,bcit.‘vishes for its good effects. I remain, Sir, your obedient Servant, ELIZADETI-I• PINCOT, No. 77, Sim-street, Bishopsgate, ondliti.*D. 29, ilial. Sold MIA:3* .4nd retail, by Ching and Cheimshte, London and retail tiy Bacon and l'iddin i z, Oxtoid. v ti v , :t ; and. mose.Country Booksettera . and Medicine Vviukr3 United Kingdoms, u, Packets at and aS. 911 . 1,41). AlsO may be had, Mr. Gambles Aromatic Snuff in' the Head, Disorders ut the - e Yes, Deathess, &o. in Bro.as at tVA each. fl.i To prevent Counterfeits, ;411 New and iso* will be s;gueil s - Richard itutlett,"