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1 r NUMBER 3430.] THE. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, . , :,"-- friA.MORROW EVENING, Sept. 16, 1803 1 1 1,... I. -3d time, an Occasional Address to.the Public, to be 1 •*, spoken by Mr. • FAWCETT ; after which will be presented . 1 • a Comedy, called '. ' THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. ~, Sir Charles Freeman, Mr, CLA R ENIONT; • , ;,7 - ' . P . • . Aim Well, Mr. BRUTON ; , I Archer, Mr. LEWISE. ' $ • Sullen, Mr. MURRAY; Foigard, Mr. WADDY ; [' ' , Doniface, Mr. DAVENPORT; - Gibbet, Mr. EMERY; . , * Hounslow, Mr. ATKINS ; . Bagshot, Mr. WI LD I: ; Scrub, Mr. MUNI) EN -; Tapster, Mr. GOO D W I li ; "Travellers, rayellers, Mr. HARLEY and Mr, tv I LKINSON ; - . * Lady Bountiful, Mrs. POWELL ; Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. GLOVER; . • Dorinda, Miss MA RR I O'r ; ' C herry, Mrs. MARTYR; " Gipsy. Mrs. BEVER I t Y ; • Travellers, Mrs. 13LURTO-N aktki Nfis. MASTERS. ' To which will be added a Musical Farce, called . THE FARMER. . Colonel Dormont, Mr. DAVENPORT; ' yalentine .Nli . . INC L E DON. Counsellor Flummery, Mr. WILDE. • . ' • Fairly, Mr. WADI)? ; • .. Blackberry, Mr. DA RUA' • • Stubble, Mr. ATKINS ; . )cranny, Jumps, Mr. NUJ N DEN ; lidiltti; Mr. TRUMAN ; . I ' Randy, Mr. SIMMONS ; • Waiter, Mr. mitoT ; Louisa, Miss WHEAT I, Elr; Petty Blackberry, Mrs. LITCHFIELD ; Molly Maybush, Mrs. MARTYR'; Landlady, Mrs. WHITMORE The Public are respeafully,informed, that Mrs. Siddons is engaged at this Theatre, and that due notice will be given .of her first appearance. • Boxes6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. - as. 'Upper Gall.'ss. , - Places for Boxes to be 'taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in Hart-street. The Doors to be.opened at Half past Five, and the Per formance to begin at half past Six. ' "' ' - . No Money to be Returned. Viv,ant Rex et Reginal The Night intenZied f or th e P a t r i o ti c F un d i s d e t erre d to the,Month of November next, on a ccount o f man y P atrons . i of that Institution being abse n t fr o nt T o w n . . , ~ On Monday Romeo “11l ..j LI Het. ' . THE MODLL or Mr. GILLESPIE% Ingenious- National, and Impregnable BATTERY, which has been approved of by an Illustrioui Personage, and some of the first Nilitary Men, and which is greatly admired by all that see. it, is now exhibiting at the King's Arnis Camila'. This impregnable . Machine, which is at once a Camp; a. Castle,' and a Sentry box, would be eminently useful, not only at borne, by completely defend. ing‘our toasts, hut might be employed to the best efledin our East and Nest Indian Passesstons; and a judicious use "tits Yag power and hirce, would, in the, present, state of .IreLnd, produce there the happiest consequences by - Land and Sea, it being ,equally 'destruCtive in Floating Batteries and F lat-battom Boots. It is to be hoped, that amongst the various. laudable V lans and ptiblic.spirned Subscriptions tor our wort Defenders, that an Invention competent ro pie vent,the loss ar so molly Lives, by rendering abortive, and baffling all theattempts Of a thre4tenhig Enemy, will , not ilnnoticeti,, nut. the illgellioU3 inventor be unr ewar d e d jot" his , 141)0315'4nd ex4;rtilns. PRIVATE EDUCATION. CLERGY N, situate about Twenty Miles 4 1 31... from Town, in a most pleasmt and healthful part of Kent, intend s to limit:twice tue .Edm'arion of El GUT PI LS in the :;Lassies. • i!ight l'Outulslwr Annum. For further particulars . , apply rd Ntr, Harding, No. too, Pall -Moil, • • StIItOe:IIIRC.. • r - rriF. ;Ito tr., itifornicd tint the SA LP ttY AucTic)N or 'the NI N . ORs nr LoßDstii P-;, or or Lordships of is,lolt— it GI it ittut W.DGV :.;11,1 1 1 vcry valuable Free. hold F.states, situ.tte tile i i,c,; N:irlutt);, Clun, and .Beitws, in ttie Count r‘ .t.lycrtiN.-1 to 1... kc pla:N:. at the Castle Inn, in '1•4:, hops ,tstle , tit the .ttid County of Sa. 1.6 p, on riclay the 231 i and Sat,rtlav the 24th clays of Sep— tember inst. is unavoidably POSTPONED for it feo/ Weeks. Sept, 14, 1/61,3. CAR MA It THE N S 1.11 E. TO DE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great,Roorn, in Pail Mall On TRU R 8 Y, tile 6th*of Odober, at . Oile o'Clock, rri . 1Q51 . 4; truly valuable and very proauttive COL.: • I. I.IER ES ; together with V 36 Acres of rich Arable, bleaclow, ra ria Paste Lands, with the . Appurtences, call (Id 11110NDlN Y and CA ERBIGOIN : situate in the parish in the said .County of Carmarthen, and within five trf!les of the Sea-part and Market Town of Lanelly.— quantity - of Coals and Cohn which may he worked in veins now open, is CSlll7l,tteit at 495,292 Tons, including l' 'kilns, and it is supposed by some of tite oest judges of Col .~rL ryes in Wales, that there arc 'two or 'more other principal We n; of c:xeilent Stone Coal to be found under 'those that are ri.;;v in working, tvhioli pioduce Considerably more than double the estimated quantity of the other veins. Th e wry peculiar and unrivalledlocal advantage and situation of these Collieries, , render them more desirable to a Purchaser than any (Aker of the quality'in South Wales. All the Veins (l echne pot,abo , .*!.. a, quarter of an inch upon a yard, in the s'Jine diredion as the dec.livity of the land. , A 1.)4y I.c', el, which may he made.at the expense of mi. at once serve the purpose both ot . draining the 'nu a Shalt to bring out the greatest part, if not the 4..4, 1 .; , . or Tram-roiid, i$ how fornled, sai d will hi a frum t h e . .'"'eeinplete • finished at an irnriumse cxpenc--, Qua at Lanelly, where the.eic . - r f e ut t Coals andut° the u l ll . lu i in description those Works T i . 2 . that any quantity mi4itt be exported. . ' , ands tind er , v hi c h these Veins lay, now rent at the of o f_ to a T t t Will, and aro capable or Lon siderahle•aL Teti ;rut have a Right of Common i,t Pasture airdinnied for Cattle and Sheep, upon two Very extensive valuable Coninions adjacent, and. situate within a small ,4iistance of s evera l reputable Market Towll3.- m V ", (4 further parti c l a rs a pply `to Mr. Christie, where a . fi r ,l.) ) ' ol tin.r hands and a partici:Jar I.)escription of the Col mav ; of - Mews. Williams and 'ones, Soli 'l{),i;; Carmarthen • also of the: Printers of the C. loucaster, a nd of, lionner 4 s Ilristol Papers; of Aleszas. lkichad and CeJ tg e 1..,1„,„, n d 5, Exchequer 0 ifiCe of Pleas. hinc;pin'.s Inn; •kt the Raillbotv 0:41 7 :e-house, ; and in Tali Malt' DISEASES of tile uitEro It A, and Certain COM PLAINTS. r . ' ~., A S Sole Prnprietiir of i)ARAN'a celebrated ti .;, 1 -11- NI EDICATED,BOI.IQI ES and It EMEI)I E, Mr. .1)1 rl. 0 1. ) R. i n f orms the Pia, that he may, as usual, be :A con,ailtcd daily front nine to thic;, at his 1-lhuse, No. 5 , 41 frith- s i t (. —t, Soho, 03 .co:l,i or ti,tac.lores, Obstructions, (; lets ez.; ~ e . as %veil as pebility,oute'very Disorder where -l e , lccy i, ho essential a requisite, iltat Mr. D. has provided a *lnt , :i )it:i 1 10 , t , ,c, that every Patient may be introduced in a sip eat: A p.:; - tnient. Mr. U. has for many} ears coo fined thil 'szif to that departm eat of Sorgery, anti from extensive? . F r 4 tticg`. awl inn otost tiatteritv' , success, he is enabled to o ,trer a metho,l of Cure, !Mid, ellicacious, acquiring to) eon- IL firE!tnent or rest faint in diet, ;and, preventing the possibility 0 , f “ rCIiiPSC. PCISMI . Sin th': COLtlnfy Mating ill 1 1 • : '.. .- ...i.i,er, enciosuig a IL or ii. Note, will hay:: plop:1 ~'.• renieihc.i ~:it to tht amount'. I:ttr i • various their cases fully ,-, • tit,: symptoms, &c. see Mr. Dulotir's' n ' e3tie -: QU:iit iAbOY4 rOlilpiaints t rt . 'e z 6d, the sth t\iittoh. *, sr. .E.457' INDI/4 "'OUSE, Sl:ember 7, 1803. THE COURT of DIRECTOR'S of the UNITED COMPANY: of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND :fading to the East Indict, do hereby give Notice, That tho , nt , ill be s'ea 6 , to receive Prlosals 1,, writing, on or before WEDNESDAY, the Imo instant, from any Person may have engaged 1., furnish the Commissioners Afaie,ty, Transport Service,. with the Tonnage for NeW,South Waliv, on what rerillt they are willing SO 1.11 to the COMPOPy . GOOD COPPER-BOTTOMED SHIPS, of from 500 to 64p0 nits Buethen ; to bring home Peas and Wet Goods from Chin; such Ships lobe annoyed ly p"..r anti a , „"'s Ojicers, and to be itlanned and Equipped in eve, ) , re freei agree abA' to the usual Regylatiaes of the conpay. , : -The renders to express the Rale of Freight Jro Ruilder's Measurement ; , and also for Surplus,Tonnage ; and swing the saw on, the lowest Terms, at there will nrt bean opportunity 4,1 tetaiing,any abatement. The Tenders with'the, words -" Ship : e l'epitcr" on the cover, to be severally left with the Stcretaly, at or 4,fire Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the raids tot inst. beyw:d which hair not , a , iy -Tender will be reccit'd• WILLIAM Rd t 115,4 Y, Sec. Draft of 'the Ter,,u and Conditions on which Ships Ica/ rined fir the. C,mpaly's Service, *ray: he• Jen, on applic.t 1 . -a to :17t. Cog : 7 in, Clot to the Committee :Shipping. This Day was publishal t Price One Shilling, (Second Edition) ZEAL AND UNANIMITY IN Tile DEFENCE OF O,LIR COUNTRY, Recommended in A SERMON, Preached in the Parish Church of 41. Great Baddow, on Sunday, luly 24th, 180 j, and pub lished at the rcque>t of thin Parishioners. By A. LONGMORE, LL, 11, Vicar. Printed and published by Meggy and Clidk, and R. C. Shines, Chelmsford; Keymer, Colchester; Durkin, Sud bury ; And Rivingtons, Lesbian. VENEREAL 13LINI)NESS, To Mr, THOMAY TAYLOR, Surgeon, N 0.9, New 13r:41,e-utreet, London. DIAL Slit, T T is with the most heartfelt satisfaaion that J. address you on th inetunparable excellence of your in valuable It ccliciric, LEAKL'g PATENT PILLS. • In the Spring of this year I had, the Misfortune to contract a VChe. real Complaint, attended. with the most alarming and dan gerous Symptoms ; insomuch, that I have been confined to my room ter a ‘aliole week together, and not able to stir out °lit ; I had no rest night nor day, and aullared the most excruciating' pain and torment, and ‘what was Still worse, my cAcs pew we k and dim, so 'that 1 could . scarce discern any object, if ever so close to nac, and expected nothliK•less than the total lof , s of my sight.—Front a stout, healthy, anti rather corpulent man, I 'became a mere: shadow . , and an °Ned of pity old compaSsion. Nly frieuda had all given me over, and thought my recovery impossible. In tins dreadliil state, anti expeding every minute to be my last in this t w r o y rl ytur l I, w ie i,ca dic t t rt le tra b t u el t i•larcycicng)mitirlien;tridelbida i neighbour to nrecal aid to no purpose, and being at an enormous ex pence; it was some time betere 1 could he prevailed on to take „m► them ; .at last I sent for' six boxes, and before I had taken the all, I found con siderable benefit ; pains gradually decrefsed, and, my eye. sight grew better, and, to t he great surprtze and itsto.tish. ynClit of all my trends (after taking three boxes more), , my health and strength was perfectly restored,. and I am now (thanks to my Goa and your, invaluable Medicines) as well and ir:arty as ever I suss in iny 1110. You are at full liberty, to publish this itt Any manner you think proper, for. the benefit of society at large, and which I should nave sent you autiner, but fu feartu I. of a :relapse. I remain, with tiu., utmost' gratitude, Dear Sir; your obliged humble Servant, •K. L. LEIGH. High-street, Birmingham, Nov. 1, 1799. I:he' above Medicine is earnestly . recommended to Ali Parsons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free ut every Venereal A tlectinn, particularly to tliose about alter. ing their condition iii lite, as it will certainly ,eradicate every taint. of that nature, of however lung stautling,':or however disguised under die appearance of other disorders it may be; tor Scotinalc; Glandular, and Cutaneous COM.: plaints, it is also recommended to be taken, .especially in the'Spring, Summer, and Fall. .. Prepared and sold by the tole Proprietor, T nom asTAV. 1,0 it Member of the Corporation of Surgeons; Loudon, at his (louse, No. 9, New Ilritige-street; where he will give / advice, without a fee, to pe.rsons. taking . these Villa, and will answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid, •on the same terms, observing in all caSes.the most inviolable secrecy, no Patient's name•or_ case having b;, - en inenti3ned, but at their QW,II particular request. isOlie tho course of inure than 35 years, that ha has had the conilitcling of an extensive sale of the aboVe Medicine, and the Practice arising therefrom. They arc also sold by his appointment, at the Per. fumeet, No. is. St. Alhan's-street, air. Ito. bertson'sToy-smp, Ng. sc , 3, 0 xVird4trect ; Mr. Steel's, No. I, Union -tow, Little rower-hill;' and by pie Per son in every - considerable TOWil in , Englaml, ikc. in boxes cf only 2S. 9(1. each, sealed , up, W i th Wl' and PLlin Di.. whereby •Persons . ot eithog Sex nay cure thorn- selves, with ease and Secrecy. N. B. Each Box sold in Great Britain is sealed tip with 4 s tavp, on whieh s -. .by bivour, of the Commissioners is printed at the stamv-(,)flice.- - " T. Taylor, No. 9, New . liridge-street,--ro irnitata kcl i ony, mid all, Otthel IPRICE SIXPENCE. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 13, iBo3, dbisfrburst Gentlemen and Yromanv Cav4y. Benjamin Harene, jun. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Trimmer' s who resigns. . , Isle of .Shetly Gentlemen and reonsanv Cavalen. . Cornet fames Chalk to be Lieutenant, vice. Swift, who re. signs. John Marshall, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Chalk. Liverpool Light Harm Volunteers. Captain Edward Falkner tote Major. Commandant. Lim. tenant lames Gregson to be Captain, vice Falkner. Li:.n.. tenant Wm. Neilson to be ditto.. Cornet Thomas Hinds: to be 'Lieutenant, vice Gregson. Cornet liilw.ini Adler.. 'tort to be ditto, vice Neilson.. Samuel Stainforth, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Hindi:. Henry Dixon, cent. tb be ditto, vice Atherter. Riplin and Lang/oft gentlemen and 3'e.:,nsanry Cavalv; . . ..:;,. Robert Crew; Esq. to be. Captain. Win, Bethell,. C;ent. to be Lieutenant. janteSl.) , nt, Cent. to be Cornet. Surrey Gentiewn anireonsanly Cavalv. _ • , - Lieutenant Marmadukc.Langtiale to be Captain, vice Evan', who resigns. Cortiet'George 'Hoare to he Lieutenant, vice Llogdate. Barratt, Gent. to he Cornet, vice Hoare. All Sabah &gab Lynn, Volunteer Alantty.t, c)lth Middleton, Esq. to be Captain. Joseph Nir‘tes, Gent. to be Lietaenant.• 'Robert I.inth, Cent. to be ta4ign. Ayrshire Polunrcer forfantiy, Robert Montgornerie, Esq. to be Captain, vice Nettle, who resigns. Old Buckenl.3frn Volunteer Infani,t. --- Powell, Esq. to be Captain. P*lmer, Cbta. to be Lieutenant. Win. Norton, Gent. to be ditto: Itu. bert Rober t Gent. to be Ensign. Chiswick lioluntret Infasyg. Skvnner Woodrotre, Esq. to be Major. Commandant. Gee. C.; WIWI, Esq. to be Captain. llottglas Thompson, Esq. to be ditto . . John W. Horseley, Gent. to be Lieutenant, joim.Sick, Gent. to be ditto. Edward Sidebottom, Gent. •to be Ensign. Henry Sick, Gent. to be ditto. Div I/dung:4, Illrpoty. Thomas lenkinson Woodward, Esq. to he Captain, Behja.... rnin Wiseman, Esq. to be ditto. [leery browne, Gent. to be Lieutenant. 'Zachery Finchaln, Cent. to t,, ditto, ,Bcitjarnist Fincham, Cent. to be Ensign. Edvv.uri Silva Wiseman, Cent. to be ditto. 41 t y "dower infolty. Mattbeni Brackenbury, Esq. to' be 111,60 r. lames Colborne, Esq, to be Captinn. 'Eninims Sitouiter, Esq to be cum), ;iall Bull, Cent. to be Lieutuamit. RobinsOn, Gait. to be ditto. Aretcalre,Ceot. :o be I? n.. sign. )sues Colborne, Cent. to be ditto, John Bri:ken bury, Cent. to be Adjutant. lakertham k'slartmer _ _ Philip Mallet Case, Esq. to be Captain. john Heath. Gent.-to be Lieutenant. Thomas Edgar, Gent. 'to be ditto. loseph Bruton, Gent. to be Ensign. Tllolll4i 14n, pcpt. to be ditto. ifampJeearl Vtlimmer Infant y. toilet+ Boyden, Esq. to be Lieutenarit.Colonel Comman. tiant. Charles Holford, Esq. to he Major. To be Captains -Charles Cartwright, Esq, Getirge S, lyer; Esq. William Witt, Esq. Henry White, Esq., bert Watts, fiy , John Savigny, Esq. 'l.'huin.ia N. Lon tuatt, ENq. lk.cbard N lave, Esq To be Lieutenants —George Paxton, Gent. James Potato', Cent. James Worthain, Cent. Gibson, Gent. Utiah Bidmead, ,Pent. John Itichardsn, Gent. John Jeevea, Gent. Toibe linsigns,-,-Stephen Mallard, Cent. William noun, Gent. Charles littninlireys,Gent. William Ntititers,Gent. William Witt, jun. Gent. &Liken, Gent,' Ittcita.M . 01. ley, jun. Gent. To be Adjutant—Dobson Willutty,liby, Gent. ilingbant Vita:tier samuct Gillman, jun. Esq. to be Captain. Philiit Gillman, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Richard tslathewx, Gent. to be Litsign. Vthoriere • F nnant, Esq. to be Captain. John Lloyd, Cent. to be LiqULL:ll4llr , itegintrnt of Ittral .Lust India Vairniotb.:figthy.. . ensign lames Pep percorne to be Lieutenant, vice Mason, who resigns., -Henry Webb,.Gent. to be Ensign, vice Pepper. • come, • I.'yal Islington Volunteer Int:inky. Charles Apth ,, rp Wheelwright. Esq. to be Lieutenant— C alonel-Commandant. lames Gibson, Esq. to be Major.. To be Cdptairtd—ltichard Brant, Esq. Fraiwis ESL', Win. Yenning, Esq. Wm. Jacob, Esq Robert Corvie; Esq. Francis Ronalds, Esq• Thomas Gibson" Esq. George .%V i t het by , Esq. To be Lieuten tilts-- ',lines' Edward Pownall, Gent. Bar. • hard Bedwell, Gent. Samuel Hollingsworto, Gent, SVm. Wickings, Gem. James Buxton, (Jin. Isaac litixtun, Gent. Henry Edward Witherby, Gent. John Rattay, jun. Gent. Win. Samuel Jones, Gent. Wm. '.tyke, Gent. To be Ensigns , —James Baserie, Gent. Nathaniel Barrett 13r0miey, Geut. William Cqckey, .Gent. lusvph more, Gem, Henry Collier,,Gent. ThOlnati Cent. Knowsley Vchatter? Iffanf►y. Harvey NSTright, Esq. to be.Captitin. lame* Hayes, Cent. to be 'Lieutenant. Robert Milt tiattick, tkat. tubs ditto. Edward Oltinian, Gent, to Ensign. ,Liverp46l Independent RIP C'rotr. Lieutenant 1). O'Donogittie, on Half-pay of the 22d Light D ra gooria, to be Captain Commandant. E►lada Lsq. to be Captain. I,unes Greet►, Gent. to be first hi ,'tt. tenant. Thoitio Ph►lips, Gent. to be,(litto. j, T Stneti ley, G e nt to be Second I.le►tten.u►t. (;cot., to be ditto. George; Coltman, Gent. to be Surgeon, .I'i:toter Pdanteer Sellars, grit'. to be Captdio. Edward Anhrev, Gent. to 1)4 I.ioutttwit. laincs 1/c.4.osi !lotto:, Utt.t. to bu bisti. St. itwth Vviaolrer infantry. Lewes Hughes, Esq. to be Captain. lolitt tiftnAs, Getlt. to he Lieutenant. littAh Stodart, Gent. to be Licuttitant. Henry lisy(ton, Gent. to be'LlistAn. Great Ssannore P'aumteer Infantry. Thomas Clutterbua, Esq. to be Captiiin. An.. drews,, Gent..to be Lieutenant. George MUCCI, tilt, EU be Ensign. Siwiffbaos Pd niter Robert William Ottley, Esq. to he Majar.Cornrnandant. Andrew Fountaine, Eq. to be Ciipt.nn. George Henry Guyon, Esq. to be Captain, lobo Trinchata, Cent. to be Lie John Lubbock, Gent. to be Rob,,t Purvis, Gent. to be Ensign. William WIL2s, Gent. to be Ensign. , Stae Near lorom Pthmteer Thomas Tasson, Esq. to be 141 , j0r-Comtbaticiant. To be Captains—Edward" Ogle, Usti. Vinetnt I '1'416; Re. *vat, Esq. losepli Esq. To be Lienteihnits.--M.ltthew Ball, Gent. john Dubois, Gera. George Barton, Gent. To be EiliitAns. --loscpli Smith, t,;elft. ChArICS Hutton, Cent. kuies Sanford, Gent. • Wells Fauntre, fir./antra. Valentine }till. Esq. to be Captain. Ceorge Robinson, Cent. tu be Lieutenant. Dennis ti , tt, Gvot. to be EPA. sign. Irisbeacklunterr Witlimn Rayner. Es(l to be Ni.ijor-Commantlant. 'OO b Captuns—john Etleis, Lag, Wliluun w.tron, En. Hugh }at kson, L.sq„ 'Tv be Lioutenaans*jutzu Sugars Thoutwpoo, Galt. 711omat tQlti( .1 4 :'i), J -;•,,-"' . 0 f'.2 IV i :414 ' ,- '' . 1 : l i ellt.1 Q. ..0 1 're' ' . •" ',, 4, ~,r 4 Z ) :141`13r s 7 . 11 UR SDA Y, SEPTEMBER 15, 1803. MIDDLESEX. SUNOURYan(I4IiIiPPERT.)N. FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ES'VA'rE of 'MIER!. TANCE, TITHE FREE. With Possession at MiLhaelmai next. iI :: SOLD BY AUCTION, • Mr. ADAMS, • At the Flower POt Inn, at Sunbury, on Monday the igth September inst. between the livuro of Two and Four in the A tternoon, AVery Compal ESTATE, situate at CHARL. TON,. in the Parish. of Sunbury, consisting of a FARM' 1100 SE, a good Garden, three Barns, Stable, and other itecesAary Out-buildings, a Home Close of about an . Acre,- an Or : chat : di , tw&Allutments upon the late titelosure, the one of abot 26 ACrei of Arable,, the other of about 9 A. It. it P. of the Common ; the whole adjoining the Home, and containing together 35 A. 2 R. 21 P. and also aboUt seven A , r snf 1 1 / 4 1rAnvv, pier, about 6 A, thzrcGf, he , v% a L' at I,iltleton, in the Parish of Shepperton, and the remainder lying in the Coinnion Meadow or Sheppertom Sunbury is a convenient distance trent' Kingston, Rich mond. Chertsey, Uxbridge, and Hounslow. For further particulars, apply either to Messrs. Morrell, Attornies,, or to the A udioneer, Oxford. GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COUN- TERVE.ITs. None are Cenuine, without having " SAtti.. SOLOMON, Liverpool," engraved in theStairip : and Ten Potinds Ite. ward, for every .llottle sold Without a Stamp, to be paid on convidion, tinder Act of Parliament, the .424 Geo. 111. Ch. 16, before.itay justice of the Peace, gicate:u Clearer and Puri f ier of the Face. $01.01 , 10N!ii .AIIST ERG ENT, LOTION, IS an cfreaual Cure tor EruptiOns on the Face'and: Skin i • .particularly Pimples, Blotches, 'Fetters, Ring, m wors, 'ran, Sunburns, Freckles; Shingles, Prickly Heat, R e d ne ss or the Nose, Neck, ArrnS. &c.. Sze, Scorbutic and Cutaneous Eriiptioils of every description. ' ' the simple application of this Bind 11;tilitand morning, or occasionally thrice a-day, it will remove the must ran torotis and • alarming Scurvy in the Face. It is perfectly safe, , ybt powerful, and possesses all the good qualities of ; the most ceichrated Cosmetics, without any of their doubt. • fill and •santetime..; dangerous etfeas. The Proprietor there. tore recommends it with confidence as a necessary and alitiost indispensable appendage to the toilet. A rough, uneven Skin, its shining appearance, and yellow and sickly pale. ness, are by this Lotion el*etually removed. In the Shin. fi les and Prickly Heat it is infallible. Suffice it however to say, it has been administered to many thOUSailila tvrtlroat even a sin; le complaint of - its inefficacv.--A small Bottle will be sufficient' to prove its value. Price, Halt Pints, Pints, 45,.6d. with Direelions; Each gentiinoßottle has the words'' S3mucl Solomon, Li. verpool," engraved on the Stamp. The Cordial - Balm of Gilead, 4 nti.lmpetigines, and Ab. stergent Lotion, and " Guide to+lealth ' ' are Sold by Remnant, Hainburgli ; R. Bach, Peter-street, New;York ; " 'thews, No. 18, Strand, I.6ndon ; end in 13 3 th, by Il rZctrtl; Bristol, nktigin ; Brighton, Gregory Bir m i ng ham, K n ott and Llisyd ; Medford, Smith ; Illan:ltord, Sinunons ; boo, St. Edmund's, Dingle ; Sel dOn ; Cambridge,.llotigson ;:Coventry,'ltollason ; Colches ter, Keynier ; Canterbury, Siminons t Carlisle, lathe; Chatham, Ltherington ; ClielinsfOrd, Clachar ; Chester, Pool anti Solt • Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester, Smith; Chippenham,'Conibs ; Misdate, N. 7, Exchange coat t ; Uerhy, 'Drewry; Durhain,„Pentiington ; Dover, Neales ; Devizes Lowe; T')orchester; Virtue ; Deal, Rose ; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; xeter, Trewman and Son ; Falmouth ' Elliot ; ter, Pitt, Walker ; G lasgow, MiDolialtl; Liverpool, Cass, druggist; Leeds, Bnns, Itolrnes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, Ficattley ; Leicester, Giegury, Swinfeo ; I.ewes, Pitt ; Man. citester, Thompson ; Nlargate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; Mirlboroogli, ; Newbury, Fuller, Atte ; ; New. castle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northernptou, , Dieey ; Notting- ham; Burbagt; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; Oxford, Jones; Plymouth Dock, lloNland ; Portstnrnith, liclarn ; Reading, Sinart and Co. • Rochester, Etherington ; Preston. Sergent ;..Slirwsbury. 'Eiltiowes ; Southampton, Raker ; st;imird, mutg:l:, ; SiiiintOrd, Newcomb ; Sunderland, Bray; Salisbury, ; Si Bayley ; Taunton, Poole ; ns Tunbridge Wells, , Sprae ; Wells, 'Evil, .; Weymouth, Wood ; .Wintlsor, Illakeney l ; and by all Verniers of Genuine Medicines in the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, a new Edition. being nearly Three • • -• ilunarcfl Pages,, price unly S()1,.()N1()Nis.(;U1131: TO HEALTH:: - - - Or advice to. both sexes, on. female diseases, NeriOUS, pochondriac, and Lonsurnptive Complaints. This! . Book is recommeodekl to young men and boys; has been the isixmr ot many years experiem.i and observation , on the calamitous consequences of a secret and destruaive vice. To which is added an Essay on diseases incident to females, anti ail Ap pendix on the sul)jed of a solitary and destructive vice.; also an Address to Parents, Quarclians, Tutors, and those wits) have the care and education - ot youth. L ikewise advice for Bathing, explaining the, mode of treatment, in the dilliment stages of the Scurvy, Leprosy,. King's Evil, Gout, matism, and Venereal Disease; cautions to young persons of the danger of improper connexions Or improper treat , ment, dec. (rr The amazing sale of this Bootis the best calterion of its Vag utility. TY E This Day was published in Quarto, embellished with Twelve Plates in Aquatinta, executed by tylediand, from Drawings taken on the spot by the Author, price One GUiliCa, or on large Paper rl. r rs. THE STRANGER in FRANCE ; or a Tour from Devonshire to Paris. By 101-Ibl CARR, Esq,_ Printed for J. lohnsoni in St. Paul's Church-yard W. flannaford, Totness ; Trewman and Son, Exeter, and T. Richards, Plymouth. • Where may be had, , 4 Rough Sketch of Paris, price 6s. 6d. .P. 6. TRIOTIC PAMPHLETS. This Day were published. t. A DRAMATIC DIALOGUE between an ri, ENGLISH SAILOR and a FRENCHMAN. By J. S.' MUNN I NGS. Third Edition, with Additions. 2-The WARNING DRUM, a Call to the People of England to resist Invaders. Fourth Edition, price 3d. or 2s, 6d, er dozen. 3.. A'FEW ‘VORDS ; Resist or be ruined ! Price 6d. or is. NI doun. • • , Printed ror C, and R. Baldwin, of New Bridge-street. FREEHOLD FARM, METIIWOLD, NORFOLK, with Immediate Possession, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Messrs, JA,CQUKS, On Monday. the r9th of September, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's Cottee-house, Change-alley ; CAPITAL M ESSLI AGE and very Commo dious Barns, Stables, Yards, Gardens; and Orchards, with TWO HUNDRED and THIRTY. ACRES of In closed and Open Field Land, a Sheep Walk ror Soo Sheep in His Majesty's Warren of Methwold, a Fold Course ' and other valuabie Common Rights in the Open Fields and in Broad Common, within the Viirish of Mcthwold ; the Broad Corn. tioll Atone contains , upwards or 3500 Acres of excellent Land: Virgin Soil, and there are about the same number of acres in Cultiva#on, ; and it it supposed the Estate would, upon an Inclosure of the Parish (of which notice has been given) be nearly double the present quantity, and the Man sion is so situate as to command a most valuable allotment. Mr. Sampson, the- present occupier, quits on the toth of October next, and One-third of the Purchase Money is to remain till the loth of Oaober following. To be viewed, and, printed particulars may be had of the Tenant, also at Messrs. Warren and Churenill, Solicitors, Uppmgham, Rutland;. Messrs: Kinderiey, Long, and Ince, Symond's-inn, Chancery-lane ; atOariaway's, and of Messrs. Inuit Hatton.garden. NO'tit,. tk...V 1 . p.t., ..... •..-I N! .o-410 7, 4 . 70 .... * , 1 ......._, • ~....., ....., .........,„„, , c ,v,...,,,-:. r11,11„..,..t55, 5 .,,, i( 1, iVilv\‘'' ' . ' OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept, 13, iSo3. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hit MA. YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Propot.zi: will be received a! their Office, in St. Margaret-street, Westminster, tenor before Monde , the 26th day of Septintber from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of .FORAGE for the Royal ARTILLERY HORSE; stationed at the following Placer, vie. WOOLWICH, EASTERN Distril, PLYMOUTH Distria, PORTSMOUTH Disiria, For a period of Six Aivstbr from the Ist of °Robe, - next. The Forage to be furnished in Rations,• the first Ration to consist of Twelve - Pounds of Hoy, Eight Pounds of Straw, o snd Seven Pad ~s rf Oats ; tbe second Ration to' consist of Eighteen Panted: of flay, Six Poands of Straw, and Eight Founds of Oats, and to be delivered at the retpdiive Stations at the EXpeNCC -of the ContraeLr, The Proposals may be delivered separately orlointly for each Ration, and the Terms and Conditions o f the Contraa may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office in St. Mar garet-street, any Day between the hours of Ten and Foul o'Clock, but no Proposal can de admitted after itfond.iy the 2.6 th shy . of September inst. By Order of the Rood, , • ' • R. 11. CATO"; Sec. 4- 0 7 i r-