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Madame Franval, Miss POPE ; Marianne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, (With a Song composed by Mr. KELLY); Claudine, Mrs. SPARKS. _ _ WITH To the Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR, the AL DERMEN, and COMMON COUNCIL of the CITY of LONDON, This Day was published, price 4s. stitched, AN APPEAL to the PEOPLE of the UNITED KINGDOMS against the INSATIABLE AMBI TION of BONAPARTE ; preceded by a Vindication of their Charaaer, with reference to the Peaceof Amiens. " Tros tvriusve mini null° discri:nine agetur." Printea for f . Mawman, No. 2/, Poultry. AIIST INDIA HOUSEi MY LORD AND CENTT.EMIN, - THE ELECTION to the Office of CITY SO. LIciToR being appointed for Thursday', the zotl inst. I beg leave to renew my application for the Honour of your Votes in my behalf, on that occasion. The assurances of Support which-I have received, afford - me the strongest hopes of success; .and if, through your fa. your, I am placed in the important Situation I solicit, I 5h.411 endeavour to manifest the sincerity of my gratitude, by the most zealous and persevering attention to the Duties of the Office. • This Day was published, A New Edition, in Ten Vols. large Oaavo, Price 41; In boards, and on Royal Paper Oh in boards, fHE WORKS of FRANCIS BACON, B aron of Verulam, Viscount St. Alban's, and Lotd High Chancellor of England. Printed for I: Johnson, W. J. and I. Ri c h ar d son , Otridge and Son, H. L. Gardner, F - . and C. Rivington, T. Payne, R Faulder, C. and J. Robinson, 1. Walker, J. Ma thews, Scateherd. ,T. Egerton, Vernor and Hood, J. Nunn, Clarke and Sons, Cuthell and Martin, Lackington,' Allen and Co. R. Lea, E. leikry, W. Miller, Longman and Rees, Cadet! and Davies, B. Crosby, I. Harding, and J. Mawman. I am. my Lord and Gentlemen, With great RespeB. Your most obedient humble Seivant, IAM ES WESTON. Fenchurch-street, 7th O. 1803. ' THE CAMP. With entirely New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. Sir Henry Bouquet, Mr. PALMER ; - O'Daub, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Gauge, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Monsieur Bluard, M r . W EWITZ E R. ; William, Mr.' KELLY. Lady Plume, Mrs. YOUNG ; • Lady Sash, Mrs H. JOHNSTON; Nancy, Miss DE CA 141 ; Nell, Mrs. BLAND. • The whole to conclude with A VIEW OF A CAMP. 19 , 0 1 The Comic Opera of The Duenna, is unavoidably deterred till Saturday next, when a Young Gentlerrta,n will make his first appearance on any Stage, in the CharaCter of Carlos. On Thursday, the T rage d y of Edward the Black Prince., r A new Drama, in Three Atts, interspers'd with Music an SpeCtacle, altered from the French, called A Wife with Two Husbands, which has been some time in preparation, will be Produced as soon as possible, the Music composed by.' Mr. Mazzi ng i. / And a new Come,dy in Five Ads, called Hearts of Oak, in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. A Farce, is alsci in preparation. . GLoucESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mew:4. REA.D'and SON, ' • At the Falcon Inn, in the ToWn of Painswick, on Tuesday the tlith Odober inst. between the Hours of Four and Six o'Cloe k in the Afternoon, .1 AA COPYHOLD ESTATE, Situate at the Edge, . called the• RUDGE •FARM ; being a Small, Corn.. pad, Eligible Estate, consisting of. Pasture, Orcharding and A rabic Land ;.bcsides a little ilVOod, with a UWelliog-!lotis , ., Stable, Burn, and other Buildings, and is moreover, well sup flied with Water ; l ett to Mr. Willi am.Atltins, of Coomb arm: adjoining, at 4. per annum, clear of all decludions. It has the priviletige of ;Leilinz st, or ton Sheep upon an ex ensly Common adjoining. The situatiun cuunn.inds a lull view. of P:4inswick, has a beautiful view also of the dif ferent Hills add Roads surrounding that Ng..!ghbourhood ; is only. One Mile from Ine.ToWo, Eight front Cheltenham; and Six frbm Gloucester. The Estate is capable of much Improvement in various re ' !peas, and may be nude tit fur a Gentleman or a Ciuthier. Possession may be hut at I-JO-Day next, and a view dr il l". Premises by applyi ng to Mr. William Atkins, the Tenant ut Coemb Farm adjoining. further information may be had of Mr. William Pa'kcr, clothier, Chatford, G loucestershire ; or of I*lr. Richard 1 Aldridge, No. 16, Qucculs-square, Bristol. ! . tit' I . ."0014F.HOUSE, HERTS. P 1 M. I'REEHOLD ESTATES, COMPACT FA MILY MANSION, FARMS and LAND, near EIGHT . 111/N DR E D AC R ES„i short distance front Rick mans- F . 'worth, adjoining Mcare Park, and Eighteen Miles from Land un . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION"; . • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's CottL.e.house, ' Change -alley,• Cornhill, on • - Thursday the Seth of Ottober, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots,' A. Truly D es i ra bl e FREEHO LD ESTATE, called THE MOORE- : compr i s i ng an, Eligible and Compad FA MILY MANSIoN, with Offices of every de scription; lately altered and improved at a great expence. 4:ow-built Stables and Coach-houses, excellent Kitchen. garden, walled round and Well planted ; Green-house, Sec. Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, and fine Sheets of Water well slimed with Fish, at a convenient distance; a neat Farm house, with Garden, Orchard; warm Farm-yard, and every requisite !kidding; also two Eligible Farms,. with pro v er Buildings, th ree C ottages, with Gardens and trchards. 'l he whole Estate upwards ot• 793 Acres of •vich old Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood • Lands, surrounding the Man sion, and within a Ring Fence (except the Wood, .i'uout fifty Acres). The Mansion; and upwards of 400 Acres,' are in band; the two Farms on Lease. This Estate forms a very desirable property, .situate in the most beautiful p art o f the County; the princ ipal part b oun d e d b y the River Colne, within one mile of Rickmansworth, three of Watford, eight from Uxbridge, and eighteen front London. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the neat and fashionable Furni ture nithe Mansion, Live and Dead Fanning Stock, &c. at a Valuation. May. be 'viewed with Tickets. Particulars on the Pre- Ttlises; it the Swan, Rickniansworth ; Essex Arius, Wat ford; Bell; H ert fo rd ; ' White Hart, S t. Alban's ; • Castle, Salt-hill; .White HorSe, Uxbridge; Red Lion, Hounslow ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,Warwick-stret.t, Golden squire; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and tickets We viewing had. --- NORTH WALES. VheCREENFIELD COPPER and BRASS COMPANY'S 11REMISES and ESTATES, at HOLYWELL, in VLINTSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, "aßy Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. n Thursday the 2 4th of November, at Twelys at Garr*. w v : t Y: 8 ( 1 0 41 row Lots,,unless previously dis p ose d by I'd ntraet, of which proper Notice will be given, Lot t Ca lied and Powerful BRASS ROLLING -IL pe of working two pair of Rolls, lti tree Batter Mills a nal 'fuming douse,• Vater,with 24 teet Fall p r at with every proper Building for the convenience of a .I?rasa Manutadoty ; an excellent Agent's House anti Gar. 'Tens, anti len substantial Dwelling-houses fur Workmen eat (ployed upon the Stream- Lot Z. A most capital and powerful Copper-Rolling 'Nth three large Wheels, and suili.reirt room for tour pair of Rolls, three, pair now tiked, tint!. Furnaees, with a 3 teet al Water, with a Re fi nery Warehouse avid tiL , eftil build 'ft, an Age en. nt's House, and tensubstantial Dwelling-houses rot km, L 3. Six Brass Melting Houses, four Fires in each ; Ca iUrtine Calcining House, with caleiner Buddleg and Drying "yen ;• a Mill, with a pair of St,,nes and a pair of Rollers, With lour feet five incites Fall of Water ; Store-no•iscs, Ware ii°use, and buildings, and eleven substan t ial welling itouset for Workmen likewise a Fall bf Water, sot in use, 14'bout 2I thatmay be separatai 'from' the other part, ,tid-roons fur an extensive Manutudory. Lot 4.,A conimodious Dwelling-house, called Greeneld excellent Lodize, now an Inn, with Sta)ling and Out-builtlings, and w„ito Garden. Tice: above Mills 'are part Free hold and part Leasehold, and are ivorked by °tie or the inost powerful Streains of Water M the Kingdom, possessing the advantage of never heil:", by k rests, Hoods, 05 OrouOis in the Sqintner, tying near the River Dee. sleav y Goods Cat be conveyed on board Vessels frotn is. to 6,t. per ton, and being s,tuated i n t h e ne i g hb our h oo d o f Lead, Cal itnine, and Coat Mines, are very desirable for car- Ying on , exteienve Manilladones in the Copper; Brass, 'fin, troii , plate Trade; as likewise for rolling of Lead, or as . Paper, C otton , ur Woollen Mills, as well as for a variety o f Purposes.% s&For further particulars; apply to Mr. Samuel Taylor, the .eta, on tile l'retrus:!s ; to Mr. John Stevens, Copper. "ince, Liverpool ; or to Mwirs. Skinner Dyke, and Co, , Aldcts6ate-stregt. FIRE AT CHULWILEIGH, IN DEVONSHIRE. l'lsr the Night of the t7th of August last, a FIRE broke out at CHU LML E MR, a Market Town in DE VON SH I R E,which from the long Drinight,extreme scarcity of Water, and contiguity of Thatched Dwelling and Out. houses, in a few hours reduced to ashes nearly three-fourths of the Town. In consequence of this calamity, the Inhabi tants of those Pretnties are at present dispersed through the remainder of the Town and the Neighbourhood in crowded, Houses, thrown out of their usual employments,.and.reduced to the extreme of Distress. The Committee who have undertaken the Office of Inves tigating the Losses occasioned by this melancholy Event, are enabled to state that the aggregate of tilt; Losses, exclu sive of what was instired, am lints to upwards of ELEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS ; the greatest part of which has ,been incurred by persons wholly unable to recover their situations in business, without the assistance of charitable Contributions. • The Committee therefore take this method 'of laying the case before the Public, and of soliciting their Charity. Subscriptions to be received at the following Banks. London —Sir lames Esdaile, and Co. Messrs. Drum monds, Crofts, ,Devaynes, and Co. Haminersley and Co. Holdero and Co. Child and Co. Willis and Co. Down and Co. Exeter—Sir john Dunlze and Co. Messrs. Baring and Co. Milford and Co. Williams and Co. Bristol—Messri. Wormll, Matchly and Co. Rath--Mcssrs. Itobhouse and Co. Taunton Messrs. Briekdale and Co. Dorciuster—Messrs. Cox and Co. Truro- Messrs Praed and Co. And by Mr. John Burgess Karslake, jun. Attorney at Law s southinolton. Devon, to whom it is requested that all com munications to the Committee may be addressed. Names oldie Committee. Right, lion. Earl FORTF.SCUE, Right Hon. Lord ROLLE., Hon. NEWTON FELLOWS. M.P. Sir Stafrord Henry Northeote, Hon. Sir Jacob Wolff; Sir Lawrence Palk, M. P. Baronets. _ _ f. P. Bastard, M. P. Paul Orchard, M: N. lames Buller, - M. P. Richani Incl.doh Bury, Charles Chichester, James Hall, Richard Melhuish, Henry Foote, Esquires. Rev. Chancellor Nu•combe, H. A. Hole, John Churchill, Richard Kt, as, W. M. StavVt:ll, Peter Furze, Benjamin Clay, James May, .10m Hole, William Toms, Perry Dicker), Robert Chichester Williant Radford, Clerks. B Order ol the Committee, JOHN BURGESS 'K.ARSLAKE, jun. Treasurer and Secretary. Dated Chultnleigh, Sep. 12, IEO3. Amount of Subscriptions already published C. 584 17 r Right Hon. Lord Rolle - Jos 0 0 Parishioners of Soutinnolton,by the Rev. William Toms - - - 7 6 1 4 6 parishioners of Creditoo. by lames.Buller, Esq. 4o 13 3 Parishioners of Holdsworthy and Hulacombe, by the Rev. Mr. Myrick 35 19 3 Parishioners of George Nympton, by the Rev. W. M. Stawell - 9 to 0 Parishioners Of Burrington, by the Rev. fames Buckingham 6 o 6 Parishioners of Roseash, by. Mr. J. Taunds - 5 5 6 Parishioners of Exmouth, by Mr. Rymer - S o 0 Parishioners of SiindfOrd - 21 8 to ..........__ _ . Sir Stattbrd Northcote. Bart - - to to 0 Samuel Kekewieh,•Esq. ~, zo to , o 'Edmund Granger, Esq . . - - zo 0 0 N a m White. Esq.. - - •- 5 5 Mrs. C Holmes .. - - 5 o 6 Rev. lames Simons - - • 5 0 o Thomas Grauger. Esq. -.. . - 50 0 Sundry other Subscriptions - - 2 9 IS 6 Received by Messrs. Druinmcnits. Earl Fortescue • - - 5z to 0 Ditto - . - - 52. 1.., 0 Ed. Haber, Esq. - - - re to o Dowager Countess of. Buckingham - S 5 0 Receivedby Messrs, Child and Cu. Rev. G. O. 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Sot.oluotv, Liverpool," engraved in the Stn and 'ten., PnOnda tte. Ward, for every Bottle sold without a Stamp, .to, be ai(' on conviction, under Aa of Parliament, the 4:at Geo; 111. Ch. 16, Wore any..l ustice of the Peace, • ANTI-IMPETICaNtS. • THOSE Persons who have tinforitilately in tile • use of that dangerous mineral Mercury, wou,lcl do well to . weigle-the consequences before it is too late, and resoi - t to ihose Medicines of eatablished.cclebtitY and chars4iil fciE a permanent and radical Cure, and thereby establish their health, the most valuable of all jewels, upon the most firm and lasting foundation. inpetthelea being found. ed oti a chymical and philosophical basis, proVes aaf the • • highest utility in all cases of depraved habit with feetions of the skin," hence its efficacy in eases of scurvy, serefula or' leprosy, as well As hi the vo.tirined Wes; and hence, by Its saitative power, it expels the virus out of the system, and restereat Js ID C0ny:4.1.34(3Kr. In scorbutic Cornl)l4ints, Incs p • &c. Mercury, Antimony, and Aqualortis have been recoinini.eided awl tried, but they have reduel.al the Patients who have made wo of them to the most deplorable state, - and /I,:a.e kit com plaint► which the skill arid abilities 91. tile. first P siciaps have been unable to cope with. These clisordera tly b4li,ic the eMets of the Anti.linpetigines preparetV by . Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, whien restores Nature t 9 her pristine stare in the most gentle trimmer; evert when -salivation , has' railed, and leaved the whole framelirm and healthfal. The nurnerpFs and !respeaatate aignatures.which have appeared iii our Paper will speak more than any encomiums we can bestow upon it. This Medicine is only Half.a.Gui n ea a Houle, and the n _ rally Bottles with the quantity of four, Thirty-three Shil. Imgs only, by which there is a saving et' Nine Shill ites,;with copious folio bills of dirediunit, and with the 'Sek.urity of having the' Proprieter's naine in the stamp, Samuel Solo. mon, Liverpool," which secures to the Purchaser the go. 'mine Madil inc . . • LikeWrse for pimples, blotches, freckles, ring.wornts t black -worsts, carb u ncles, &c. Sic. the g reat e st Ckarer anal beautiffer olthe face, is undoubtedly - stal.,OMON's Aityt'ER(ENT LOTION, Which removes all diaordera of the skin, pi,its 4s. od, half pints zs. ga. It Is the roost eleiaiir, er, mild, sat e , and valuaale liquid or Wa Ai, for scorbutic aild other erup. tions on' he ;ACC andokin. i t rent!). restores the akin to a degree of fairness and purity, beyond tlie pi,wers of deacrip. Lion. Ladies may rely that it renders the skin fair, delicate, atui removes every kind a stain, unn,sueburn, and all those trot:Ws, winch lung illness, anti tpipt, generally p rut i qcp in short, it is thei'enly coametic a Lady t;:ni tvst ' 1 14.1 LAIC! with •eaae, candort,,an4 safety, or a• thrirlentale liakre re. course. in wean tiintviriK is become A drC.Ailtut operertmLbran eruptive disease on the 14,c- N. B. The Postage of all Letters must be Reid, add a tee enclosed tor advice. e The Cordial Dalin of p Head, Ant i. I inpet igines 0- stergent Lotion, and .• Guid e to Health," are ,• Sold ley Remna nt , Hamlairal l ; 11,,, 01. , la ct e r4trc i t, New:York ; Mathews, No. :8, Strand, Loudon ; Wat jp )1,111. by Hazard; Bristol, littigin • lirielttou, Gregory( Dlr. 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Tsl added an Essay on diseases incidetit to females; gird art ,gip. .pendie on.the subject of a solitary-and deStrtbiltiVe)Vive; also an Address to Parents, Guardians, fl u tuis, a tod thnse,wno have the care and education ot youth. ikewise ade wt . 'f t* =Battling; captain* the mode of treatment; in the different stages of the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evili •Goug i ,tan cla „ 'madam, and Venereal !disease; etiOne 'll/ yuung persom blent. arc the danger of linprtiper connexions or impr6.per coat • ' 03" The ** mai sale et it i. gout it the tiest teuesiettiii 'is4 .tett - •