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IP . U •• ••.- - ", 74.7.-:•1..,..,,i4;!...m.,41.41.---.4---„..e. .... • . Finn y' ~. . . • . ••#• , .-0- • •- -• „.: , ,- , _ 4:-..-- , —• .. ..r.z.. t .,. ; ‹, , , . '•-- . :---,'::\'..- r ....-,..-- , ,' : .30. i g - - i a t t t , - - . .., . ,:..,, -- c,,-;=%'-f‘',;-, ri; • '.,.. ~___. .•-•--N__,..., - ~, , _ -..,....:_•:,-,- r . ! _.,.. - ....4 -,;" r4r . 4 I .- 1 • •- 4 .--1., - \7.1 ilat r---,-.1 ; : ) , ~.S._.--,-_, 7 P .., . . , ','. I . _ ____ -. ::.: •.. r. ..z. .. , ~..., , . . .. • • ... wr v, 1 to pi. i •r it , ••. ''... , 0.. ... )rta lt of the t!" :arti c , s vat Pt( ° fig a~ ~~ .+~' d •~;~ NU MBER . 286] \_ TTiltA R TRE-OYAL, DRURY-LANE., • O-MORROW AVENING,. -Nov. 28, 18ar, will be performed, THE DUENNA. Don Jerome, Mr. SU ETT ; Ferdinand, Mr. KEI.LV ; Antonio,' Mr. DIGNUM Carlos, 'Airs. MOUN.TAIN ; Isaac Mendoza, Mr. QUICK, A t Clara, . Mrs. 1311..LINGT_ON. • 'Lte ' r the Opera, will bop erformed a . Farce, called THE OLD MAID.. Clerirnont, Mr. C. KENII3I,E ; Captain Cape, Mr.. DOW TON ; (3, Mts. liarlQwe, Mrs. SP 2...R.K5.. ki,4l, he Magic th e Third, with kladequinAmtilet, cje Magic of Mona. n tb.ll Tii,2sday, the Comic Opera of The Pirates,. with The b fr Valet. v. 0 4 'We , :nesday, Pizarro, with The Anatomist. 0 4 Thursday; the Comic Opera of Vie •Duenna. ts, 4 ,Friday; The Revenge, witht yivester Daggerwood, and e-IEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, Nov. 24 iBoi, • will be performed, FOLLY AS 11 — FLIES. The Pririci;pal Cbarthers by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNIDEN, Mr. KNIGHT, lOHNSTON, Mr. MC ~RAY., Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr.'WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS. CIDBS, Mrs. POW.ELL, Miss7AURRAY. WITH . , THE REVIEW,- ' Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. :.• . l'1 1; 11 Monday Mr. Cooke will perform King Richard the t . , d( with Perouse), and repeat it every following Monday 0 kilter notice. • - :tife . ruesdav, Mrs. Billington will perform the Charaaer in The Duenna.' li t /Vednesday, OthellO; with Love al-a Mode ; Othello, () Sidnons ; lago and Sir Archy Macsartasm, Mr. Cooke. Thursday, Folly as It Flies. • id stew Comic Opera has beEn some time in preparations shortly he produced, in which Signora Storace and \&iiair i , will make their Ist Appearanceat this Theatre. \\TTOWN-MADE KID-GLOVES CHEAP: ILLIAM STABLE, N0..62., Strand, having i . , s ver considerable quantity - of :SHORT KID -14,) VEs by him, has put them in Lots' of three pairs each, I ~lhioe well' worth the attention Of private ramifies ; also l' . ',tliriber or -Women's : .anci- Children's LONG KID ?II's, E;i And - 11 , 11TTS, in Lots equally cheap ; the whole . 1 1 , 1 ich beingownmanufaztory, and made fur a Re \..../tle, the sewing 'tray be rullydepended upon. • • --....., _ • _ NEW CHERRY. 41:TGI-I RONALDS, Nurseryman, Breutford, Middlesex, begs leave respite - tinily to recommend to the ,ttv, Gentry, and the Public, a,New Blackheart Clierry, 2 . a11 5 , which is a plentiful bearer, and in size, beaute, flavour, he ,presuines will be found to excel.any sort lle rto in cultiVation.. - ' ' ' ' 4 Pullet account of this Cherry will appear in a i Treatise '.. Management of rruit Trees, which is now in the kre. l, and will shortly be. published by William Forsyth, • klis -Majesty's Gardener at Kensington. ONLY W.A..R.EiIO 7 .7S.E.—L.LIR CURIOUS FINE . NNE LS. • k ., ANDOLPH NOTT; Flannel Draper to Her tA i4 Miijcsty,?Y.C)'. Newgate-streef, begs leave 're ac ,k,„ rule Nobility and Pnblic,-that he has uow on sale a I ,Xkssortrnent.ot the very best Welch, Salisbury, awl ether V, 4 et's; white and coloured Baines, white Lnst:ya,•Sc'rge•sr 1 1 ; 4 kins - for Iron-clotils,white and scarlet Bath Coating, and t t .: :1 1 tally white.f lannel of Very curious ManufaCture for kA, i 'ltnien' s under Waiiiteoats,Shirts, &-c. with a variety of \ti t !t ELlnners ; also thick . green and light blae,Baizes or all k '9s for covering carpets, doors, Sce. green Cloths plain jvith yellow borders for tablet and. spotted Flannels for Gowns. Likewise Ins real nine titnet dyed blue n . , 1104 Stockings, (loves, Caps and Sockt ; articles rqoi l 'lava so justly and universally acquirathegreatest re ‘1,,,011 far their extr4ordinary efficacy in the cure of. the j7llatism and Gout.... • • t Fleecy Hosiery Inan ufqattieti •in various articles. Blankets on very low tern's. A .... liler RE D tie ED READY-MONEY PRICES. `t . 3„ - '• PELICES, MILLINERY, - SARSENETS, HA -I,9ASFIEI2,Y,_IfAL.ES, GLOVES, & c. the corner of k'' 4l teery-lane, r leet-Weet. .: (fromTHOMAS 23, .Ludgare-bill) respett ,' Wi intent ofl ofF.trs to the Nobility and oters, an extensiVe 'Silver, Bear, and other fashionable ,Aluffs, los. 6d. to Ten Guineas • Pelices of various patterns, 'at Superfine ,Cambriek...;,' from 48s. - uppards. Ladies ' l ld this an elegant 'and useful article in Dress. - SarSe tikes lined and interlined; from 755. upwards ; Spencers 'Ckets equall chein prortion - Laces considerably tth an those of y any Houses who laid in their Stock pre v, '' the happyretonciliation between this and a neigh )N .4, cok!utryl,Gling4 of; the pia - lest quality, and lower iyver before offered; a large quantity of, modern. Silk Nperchicts full se per cent. lower than they were manu- I V.. ilaber/lashery'at- very redUced:prices. . . It - ' • being willing to give Ladies every advantage, who ki 14 the - q v le, habtr of paying; cad} -mom), . i lifi th attention to. ids Millinery and i. Fancy Articles, k,„wi!l ,be found unrivalled, ,both in quality, stile of ii i " , and - varieiy ;-and, tor- geieral , satisfaction, he has tk„,d , the plan of marking the price of eacharticlein plalh ,t,„_" autl . at a reduced price, of,,frotn, t 5 er ccnt. k * Than othea - ..Fashitittatrie Muses. • It isneedful to:ob lir,,i that the.pi Q fi ts u s cal the above article Are : lAs , gencral lii ,e h ri e ollllOUS,:altif. LadieS at Most Houses pay the same, ..; r they pay - -re.iiiv-money or take credit, which is not Ik i' , •!.•': at No. 193, .I'h:et-street. • L . • The lowe,st , ll; c.c is asked a* one wopit. , _ _ I N6 in - cl ib uCe " t : l c : 6 .l4 f tio i rseLls ° a ° t l t s il E trstke . e . p the u ndermentioned. Standard Works . upon sale in their , for tlitirisriefilbtt, and Imi - imitate accommodation of 'tii•N-.,_f-lstornas, Mr..)?lti I lips hereby engages - , att any r titre, 4i`liaNe r.ew arid. Ti:it'44...,t ,C.opics, whicti railai Unsold, th y otik r atheseldtitilk,S. ' He' adopts thi - arfangernent, - f ulLeonfideuce.thatall ilooksellerslwrill'; in due time, •t'ionce the constant ?A‘tf, steady s,llO of ,fltose Works, and st. rhcY are thlis%guaranteed ft - Jilf risk . and loss, they y 4 ,; -wa ysconskicria.:ll•sif them as a 13rofitable and neces arrt of thti r toci - .. • . ' ' .. I t' • e Ncw Publications_relative to which Mr. •PAillips ea t: i . " , , o this er4%.a. ,- ,ement., are, • - • . . I Tr TLomson's FLiiiily Physician, 3. I .J. Watkius's Biographical DictionarY, • 4. 'ne Eric:yelp peciia, Qt Wit,.. • ... _. ~ 5, o r. :\l3v,,r's Bri.tish Nepos, - . 6. Lltu's Nati:A History, - ...,. i ,tto's I , lutai•eh, . . • . li, i j ttn's Spel ling,book, • ' , .. '9., r t 'rto's Stort-Inind, .. i t • &Jr. Gra , zory's Polite raucation,- . ' kl . rviPs,El - ,Anents el Eglish position, 1 2 , dr. Pra i t's Cl..:ssierr 1 Encli n sh.Poet Com ry, 'l3. 1)r• W a tkiiis', Scripture I3iogaphy, • lit; I ,r• llusbv's Musicall3ictionary, . ,lit; r • Sorrows of ‘Vettcr, 1 6, .'‘e I rulunie&of Dr. l'Aaver's Univer,sal - History, 1 ) I ;ss Ailtio's'Poetiy for Children,. . 11. - , ;!le Juveitihr Plutarch, - t . „..isits to the Nlzi.agerii.:, and Botanical Garden, Is. i,`, l ll e•l•ittl liernrita , ,:c., and othet . - .Pale,'. •,, 4 , 111 46 - sof tit,: Monthly Alaazine,: front and after 14,! - It e t t he: present d•Ji:e. ii`v,:t uoksellers wtirplease to address. their Orders fur ' / li t f. 90 .1i.s lune usual way, to-file:to regular Correspoodents,. t i l.t.s t i t ,: 4 re exchanges will 'bo moree - conveniently made; by, t ia ,Lt iug the gooks .phiclt are to. be -exchanged. (five , of lip, )d' Ai , . • - , " - et Vto ,a., Phillips. I ,, z ' St• Paul's Church-yaid, • - " II - 4, 'got. ' il Line , ,r ) CoV' • 1 .11 N s: 3r, n (10 0 ) A ralf:, If \SP a f r om , rro St so ire eci g ib lARD I' :is a Ma r ' to gC I be 2 m a fcb )eki:o°/ennea, es bow 3elcher, de. ock, Whit" Jack i~ i Da r t ; r ob: ropertf he vas 1 1 ,1uxrat i f or° . oad Ord,if fi r De Jo; :en °I" . A footr„ Rya '`); 7 )on °l o G e n1;-e'"g r of th' G i l • re lid II; sTre ° 5 ,• rai Lire p re% L ire for- . 0 solt- 1 Tic ice 0 51 a%vn .ter , 3.‘ ) 1 le I ta t 110 ifig f e Cl eti4 r e crave , Seve ; n'epetih a rc[ j 3 rrn • .tiet c hub eqf 1%la.1111,1„, prov I. o f 1 3 %1 4' er J 1 ' : in th e 7) Feaacd 'se 0 , t / in -1 kra_erf' rtis stll ~~1 Ts. pre' )1-cal' 66 0 1 16 lov"" Ag 2,1 1 101 ~~c ~p~ ;~ ~~ F RIDA Y, NOVEMBER 27, 180.1. JAMES and GEORGE RENNET,. Manufadurers to His Majesty, of their Royal Patent WOOL - LIEN VELVET. CLOTH',- and WOOLLEN:VELVET CORD, ,or FANCY CLOTH, by Appointment, bearing Date the i9th Day of November, tgot. . • • - • TO THE P_UI3LIC. . . AFTER . a lapse of - many Years; 'after repeated IX and ineffeaual Experiments by the most judicious and enlightened Manufattnrers ; after much Study, attended with ery great Expence ; the Patentee of the Woollen Velvet Cloth; and Woollen Velvet Cord, or Fancy Cloth, has hap pily succeeded in his endeaVours, andean assurerthe withrtrufidence, that - he has -united the • staple Manufa6.thre of thisKingdorn, Woollen' with Cotton, in such-manner as bath been hitherto deemed' impossible,: and which may be_ considered as a_grand Epoch in the History of the Trade and ManufaClure•Of the United Kingdom. The very great advantages of the Woollen Velvet Cloth, and'Woollen Velvet Cord, or Fancy Cloth, are numerous, and merit the attention of the Public. - In point of Neatness, Durability, and richnesS of Colour, it surpasses alI other. Cloth. It has the peculiar property, from the principle of its texture, to wear much cleaner than other Cloth. It is of that nature, that it will wash with as much ease As any Li nen or Cotton Garment ; it will even improve by washing, al though frequently repeated, fbr a considerable length of timu;. and will retain its original Colour to the last. It will neither shrink nor run up in washing, as is frequently the case with Kerseymere. It is also very elastic, and pleasant to the Wearer, -and need only be tried to merit the approbation of the Public JAMES BENNET; Patentee, ' Manchester. The above Goods are already Sold by the underthentioned Hotisc.s • Messrs. Matinds and Wickstead, Royal Exchange; Messrs. Govett and HingestonS, Aldgate; Messrs. J vim and. Michael Hunter, St. Martin's-lane, London. • - Mr. H. Crook, and Mr, W..Dore, Bath.. Mr. P. Stockdale, and Mr. It. Tripp, Bristol. Messrs,. Stephens and Blakemore, Salisbury. • Mr. R. Murray, Chichester. Messrs. Edmonds and Bartlett, Kingston on Thames. Messrs. Watkins and Smith, •Daventry. Mr. T.' , Palin, Gloucester. Mr. J. Garnett, Worcester. Messrs. Heaton and Duperoy, Birmingham. Mr. J.' Edwards, Warwick. Mr. T. Walker, Stourbridge. WANTED TO BORROW, THE SUM OF-THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS,- , • FOR FINISHING and COMPLETING the ROCHDALE CANAL, WAREHOUSING, and WORKS, upon Security of the Dues thereof, and upon -the Terms and Conditions authorized by Act of Parliathent, viz. on Promissory Notes under the Seal of the Company'of Pro prjetors, at 51. per Cent. IntereSt to be paid talt-yearly, with•the option of becoming a Proprietor of Shares for the Money to be advanced, on the Lenders making the Eleetion on or before the 24th Day °finite, 1805, or receiving back the Principal Money at the end of eight years, from the passing of the Act, viz. the pill Day of May, ISoo. This Canal ooinpletes the Barge NavigatiOn between the , East and West Seas, by communicating _at the Easterly End with the Calder wad Hebble NaVigationi and at the Westerly Ettd with the Canal of 4i.s.Grace the Puke of Bridgewater, a distance of about 41 . above two—thirds'of which arc completed, • and in work, and the remainder in great tOr wardness ; and the Comtnittee are now making preparation, for such a Supply of Water as will be fully adequate in all Seasons to all the Purposes of the Navigation. -•1/ptyards of have already been' expended on the Works ; and the Money to be advantid asabove has a priority over the Original Subscription, with riiped to the payment of Interest and I':incipal. The Tolls, in the. present ukli nished state of the Canal, exceed .expeaation, and afford every ineiptet of-A very .COnsiderAgaVgaltie pletect. • N. 3i. It would be most . desitable to the Company of Pi-o prietors tOl3ortow the above Sum from several- Individuals, rather than in one gross sum.' And iragree.able le- the Lenders, they may beaccomrnodated in advancing the Money by Instalments. Further Particulars may be had by applying, to Mr. Ralph Shuttle Worth, of Rochdale, Lam:3oll.re, Clerk to the said Canal Company. By Order, . RALPH SHUTTLE WORTS,_ Clerk. Rochdale, Nov. 14, 'Sol. , Speedily will be published,- In One Volfune Quarto, illustrated with Maps, (Dedicated, by Permission, to His Majesty), VOYAGES FROM MONTREAL, on the RIVER ST. LAWRENCE, through the Continent of NOTFI . AME RI CA, to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans, •in. the Years 1789 and 1793% With a Preliminary Account of, the Rise, Progress, and present State ot`the'FUß. TRADE of that Country, By ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, Esq. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand; Cob ben and Morgan, Pall-mall ;-and W: Creech, tEdinburrh. In the Press, and in a few Daysswill he published, A LEO N S Q , KING of CASTILE, a Tragedy. By M. G. LEWIS, Esq. Printed for J.:Bell, No. 448, Oxturd-street. This Day was published, Price 35. 6d. boards, r r HE HOSPITAL PUPIL ; or, An Essay in tended to Facilitate the Study of Medicine and St::- gery. In F9tt r Letters. t. On the Qualifications necessary for a Youth intended for the Profession of Medicine or Surgery. 2. On the Education 'of a Medical Student s Improved Course of Hospital Studies, .64c. d, 3. ,Diredions for the prose,:utionof - Hospital Studies, ac cording to the present System of Me,dical Education, &v.. • 4. Hints on entering into Practice, on Medical jurispru deuce, &c. • By JAMES PARKINSON, Hoxton. Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row. . • W here May be had, by the same Authort, t. The Chemical' . Pocket-Book. 6s. boards. Medical Admonitions. Price 7s. boards. • ! 'BRITISH IMPERIAL HOTEL, Adjoining the' Old HuinmOms, -TAVISTOCK-ROW, ' COVENT-GARDEN. SKINSEY, late of the Bedford Coffee-House, .. having fitted up the above Hotel in the most eltgant sty ie.of - Fashion, desires respectfully to infegin the Nobility and Gentry, that it is now open for their reception, where. hp flatters himself they will find every Convenience and com fort combined in the appointment of the Seveial . SnitS of Apart rnents, which are adapted to the accommodation of families Of the first respectability, as well as Single Gentlemen 1 suitable Attendants arc . provided, and . .every other: superior equipment. The central Situation of these Prethises, their vicinity to the principal places of Public `Amusement, the Inns of Court, and thuilouses of Parliament, it is presumed, will give it a decided preference to alinost any other situation in the Metropobso. the charges will be moderate; and real tude-'and liberality the governing principles of this Establish,' ment. • S. KINSEY, also with great respell informs hiS Friends that he carries on the business.of a Wine-Merchant, as hereto-. fore, in Southampton-street, and has received from his old Correspondents some choice Wines, which have - been select= ed.with care from the most approved Vintages, and which assuredly are of the'firstgrowth.and quality that-Can be pro cutechin. the Wine CountricA.., KITCHEN, FURNITURE, LAMP, and LOIP-01- , L WAREHOUSE, No. 188, Two Doors from St. Dtinstan's Church, Fleetost.reet.' • • • • RNOLD FINCFIETT respeafully begs leave to inform the‘N.obility, Gentry, &c. that they may be supplied at the above Warehouse in. the greatest variety of Articles of the best workmanship, and On 'the most reason able terms, in Double Block. Tin, - Copper or Iron Kitchen Furniture; cOuiplete sets of Double Block Tin Kitchen,Fur niture, at 81. 8s or any part 'may •bL,' itittl separate, if re quired.; Portable Roasting calculated for small fan-li lies; Whieli will go three hoUrS; 'and carry a joint of meat of thirty poundt4 and requiresdittlit fire; ,sets Of Doithle Block TinVish Covers - a genteel assbrtinent of the best Bronzed and,reatPontipodf,T.ea and. Coill:e.llrns, elegantly . thounted, and of the newest - patterns ; tine J,:,paiined elegantly_ Trays, Wairkrt, Caddies,• PlateWarrn-rs, Coae Biggins, &c. in Pontipool introther ornaT t leyltal Japan; an elegant assort meittfaf P,lated Aitieles, wan sifverecfges Kitchen Ranges, Register,-Pantheon, and ForesiiStoves Pitile' KniveSdelly Moulds,- Mudges, Inhaler for . Colds sand Sore-Throats 4 Trumpets to assist. Deaf Persons ; Phosphorus Pocket - Tinder Boxes andcMatchas, 'to procure instant light ; a large iiiiurtment o'llol Lanterns; 'and Patent. Lamps for Staireass,; 8 ideboardsi -Reading, counting-houses, Clim bers, Warehouses, and all.other..purptiAs,.. ' GC:rruine'Scierniaceti'Oil. • . . This Day 'vaspublisho, • In One large Volutrm, Ocfavo, price 12,5; in bciards, • A' New Edition (being the Fourth), greatly enlarged, of • IBLIOTHECA: CLASSICA ; or,. a. Classical . . llidionary ' containing a full Account of all the proper Names mentioned in ancient A Uthors ; with Tables of Weights, and Meah.tres, in use among the-Greeks - itrid mans. To which now prctixod, a chrouological T able. fly J. LEMPRIERE, A M. Printed for cadell, jun. and W..oa-iics, Strand. • .•01- - whoni-ritay also be had, lately published,' r. Grecian Antiquities ; or an' Account of the Public and Private. Life of the'G reeks: By the Rcv. Thomas. - ilarwood, late of University ollegc, Oxford. One litrge vol. Svo. 91. in boards. • • • a. Roman Antiquities; or an Account of the it. Tanners and Customs of the Romans. • By Alexand.:r Adam, LL . D. Rector of the Iligh,Schoo! of Edinburgh: Fourth Edition.' 3.'A.Sunttnary of Geography and •klistory, • both Ancient and Modern. Illustrated by a new Set of 'Maps, and design ed chiehy tocinuiect the - Study of .Cidsska). Learri.:ng with that of general Knowledge. .11y . the same -Author.. Third Edition. • . . NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, 'tat published and Imported, by BRODER' P and,WIL: • , -KINSON, No. 13, Haymarket, London ; • MOZART's OPERA of DON JUAN, iq S i cke twu Ads, price 31. 35., Pleyei's Third Concert oite, in Parts, price 6s. Mozart's SymphonieS; Nos. t, - 3, and 4, price each 6s. Pleyel's Flute Concerto,. price 6s. .! , .yel's Clarionet Concerto, price 6s. Hotlineister's Flute Cciaccrtc?, price 6s. Hoffmeister'S Flute Notturno, price ss. 111aSson neau's Concerto, two Flutes, &c. Op: 12, price 75.6(1 liocke's Violoncello Concerto, .0p: t, price 7s. 6d.. Mozart's C io rionet Concerto, price 6s. Mestritio's Violin Concerto, Nos. 4, S, 6,8, 9, and io, price each 6s. Mozart's qextuor, Nos. 1, z, and 3, price each 55.. Mozart's Quintets, N os.rr, 2, 3,4, 5, and 6, price each ss. , Haydn's Creation,' arranged as . a Quintet, by Wranisky, ; also-arranged as Quar= tets, price ros: 6d. Roinberg,'s Three Quartets, Op, 1, price tos. 6.i. Punto's Quartets, Op. 18, price los. 6.1. Woelfl's Quartets, Op. 4, price 10s. 6d. ; and Op. 10, Books t and price each los. 6d. Mozart's Flute no, tet, -price 4s. Mo zart's Trio, Op. 19, price 4s. Facius's Duet, two Violon cellos, Op, t, price 75. 6d. - Scholl's Duet, two Violins, Op. 1, pricels. 6d, Muffler's Flute journal, Nos, 'l, 2, 3, and 4, Rrice each zs.6rt. Heunig's Flute Journil, Ncas, 5 and 6, price each zs. 6d. Devienne's Ducts, two ClarionOts, Op. 6, 7, Books t and z, price each 7s. 6d. Hoflineisters Flute Duets, Op. 16, 20, an 4 .5 t price each 7s, 6d. De'i;enne's Mats, 'OP. 5, price 7s. 6d. Pleyel's Duets two V iotins, Op. 15, 18, and 36, price each 7S. 6d. Pleyet's Doe+ , Violonccill'os, Op. 37, price .7s. 6d.. PIT port.'„; Air ;, two Violoncellos, price 6s. Heunig's Flute Duets, price 7.;. 6d. Weberling's Variations, -two F hateS, price is. 6d. Rom berg's Duets, Op. 2, price, 6s. Blasius's Solos, Op .: 41, price 7s. 6d. Kohler's Twelve Vatiations for the lute, price 6s. Pleyel's, Flute Solos, Op. 55, price 75. 6d. -De-- vaennes- Flute Solos, Op. 58, and Study, price each 71. 6d, Lobo 'Violin, Op.: 1, No.- r, price ss. ; No. 2, price 3i: Dr. Miller's Flute Tutor, price ss. Visitithnes, h' Devienne, arrtngeri .44oriiMilitary_ Band by Sturapfr, prics.v* sd. Twelve dirk. tentless of Harmonics, for two Clarionets, two Horns and two.Bassoons, by Sturhpff, price eacii . 73. 6d. Five didorent Sets of Harmonics„ by Fuch, price each 7.5. 6d. -Barbara and Allen, the Opera Dance, arranged for a Military Band, price 6s. Pick's ist, ad, and 3d Set of Military Divertimen tos, price each rss. Mozart's Harmonic, price 6s. .' Hod= tneister's.Harmonic, price 6s. Rosetti's Harmonic, price 6s. Weiland's Harmonic, price each 6s. Schall's laistrudion for Violin, price tos. hd. GILL's WARRANTED SWORDS,- &c. &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION:, ,ON THE PREMISES, By Mr. WARREN, _On Monday the 30th inst: at Eleven o'Clock, By Diredion of the 14xecutors of THO MAS. GI LI, Esq. ' Sword-cutler and Gun-maker; lately deceased; A .1,14 the VALUABLE STOCK of FINI#I ED 4(1 GOODS', at his late Manufadotv in Mass-house Lane, in Birmingham ; comprising a large Aisortment of .his best Swords, Hangers, DirkS, &c. for Military as well as . Nnval Officers, of all ranks, elegantly fitted up with Silver, Gilt, and Steel -Mountings ; also some fine unmounted Sword Blades; a variety of Steel, Gilt, and Silver Hilts and Fur niture; Guns and Pistols ; several Dozens of highly-finished Patent Steel Snuffers, Razors, &c. Of Mr. Gill's IVianu fac tory, the peculiar excellence of which has:long been univer sally.known and acknowledged. ' Also, on Tuesday the Ist December, and following Days, all the UNFINISHED STOCK, &c. 8:6.„; consisting of large quantities 'cif Blades for all, kinds of Swords; Eavomts 'of all kinds, finished.as well as unfinished ; C Lin and 'Pistol arrels, Locks, and. Fiarniture of every description; twelve Tons of various kinds of. Iron and Steel ; Joiners', Carpet- ters', Masons', and•Coopers' Tools ; Val not and Beech and "istol Stocks, ancha quantity of-dry:Wabittt' Catalogues may be had eight days preceding the Sale, at Mr. Gill'a, S %sord:. Cutlet - , No. in Norfolk-street, Strand, London; f the Printers of the Liverpool and Bristol Papers, , . or at the Place of Sale. 'THOMAS, „JAMES, and JOHN GILL, respea . . fully inform their.Priends. and: the Public in general, that they continue the various 13usines6es carried on by their late Father ; as real - Manufatlurer' of WARRANTED and other. SW OR OS, best and common Fowling-pieces, Pistols, Mus - dtiets, &c. in all theif various brancN Wilolesale and Retail.. • ' • 0.3" Orders addressed to than in Birminghami will be punctually attended to.. . ' - MANOR' AND FARM•OP SEXTRI - ES; AT NACk: JNGTON,,NEAR CANTERBURY. • " •.'" TUBE SOLDBY'AIIeTION, • I ri"Seven • Lots • • By Mr. STAINES, At the Fountain Inn, idtheritk Of Canterbury, on Satur day the aSth Day of November,.inst. at 17 welyq o'Clo4k at Noon precisely, A Very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, .LAL called S E XTR IB S • consistingof a good Farrn-lonise, with Dair'y'- house, BAtils; B Ilack.lodge, Cow- hottes,'HOp Oast and Granary . , Stables, Waggon. and Cart Lodges,- and other necessary • OutLbuildirigs ; 'a 'lorsc..-mill, With Two Pair of Stones to grind Wheat •and, Beans, together with a Tank for Rin-water, capable of holding pearly - thirty, hogs heads; and Two Hundred :and Ten Acre.. mare or less, , tgf exceeding good Arable .and Pasture Land, Hop-ground, Woodland, Orchard and Garden GioUnd, toOlivil , With choice Fruit-trees. Also Two cottages And Garden Spots at a convenient diitance from the Farmhouse, lying toge ther.in the Parishes of Nackington,= Lower Hardres, Patrix-• borne and Bridge, and most desirably situati." about Two Milos Sbitth of Canterbury. - - L . - Also a very-capital and valuable Piece of planted Wood land adoining 'the -High Roid from .Bridge to Street-End ; containing by admeasurement zo A, a R. z 3 1' .splanredaboye thirty years ago with Chesnut, -Willow, &c..and in a very thriving condition. . - 't. B: I iniriediate Possession may - be had of this Wood land, Whil..h-ls exonerated :rout the "Band Tax. Printed particulars will be ready to be delivered in the course of a. week •or ten days ; 'And possession of the other Lando - pay be had on the' ttil...or October, 18oz, or immedi ately proVided the parties o.4llPagree.. FOr further-particulars, ibquire. of Mr. lacob, at Nack ington, who will shew the Premises ; or of mi.. :Hodges; At torney at Law, Canterbury. Canterbury, NOv, 10, iSqt. [PRICE SIX PERCE. 441:1MBLE M . ANpr s t.S . and_FßE . sl4oLl) ESTATE.c . in WARV , I CKSHIRE. . ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By HENRY CLARKE, On Wednesday the 16th Day of December next, at the White Leon Inn, in Stratford•lpon-Avon, hi the County of Warwick, precisely at EieVen o'Clock in the Forenoon, subject to such Conditions of - Sale as shall be then and there produced, in Lots, as hereinafter mentioned.-- N.B. • The'Sale will continence at' Eleven o'Clock precise ly, as the whole are intended to be disposed of in one day. Lot i.rrHE MANOR, or reputed Manor of LOX- A LEY, in the COunty of Warwick, together with the very desirablo Farm - therconroteloneing, situate in the Parishof Loxley afores.aid, commonly called the Manor, or Oaktiam Farm, consisting of a eery good Farm-house, with all necessary Out-buildings, arid 143 A. ::R. ra P. (more or less) of Arabic, iid.:adow, and Pasture Land, conve coniently divided into Sixteen parts, or Closes, now io theOc potion of Mr. Thomas ( 'ardner, as Tenant from year to veal - . Lot a. A very compad FREEHOLD ESTATE, Called HAYS FARM, adjoining to Lot i, consisting pt a - very good .Farm-house, and convenient • Barns, - Stables, Out. buildings, • and Homestead, together with 330 A. z R. 76 P. (mole Of less) of good Arable, Metoloao acid Pasture Cand, divided into Twent- six parts, or Closes', desirable situated. l 4-. in the Parish of :icy alb:es:lid, and .now in the occupa tion of Henry Smit ~ as Timantfrom year to year. Lot. e. FOUR ACRES, Two Rood::, and . Thirtv-six Perdies of Copp}_: Lond e situate at LoYe:ey Pasture, upon which a great quantity .f thriving young - Oak. Trees are now growing, and will be sold therewith. Lot 4. A "very improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ton sisting of a very good Farin-house, with all convenient Out buililiogs, a well planted Orchard, , and a,oa A. oR. ti cP, (more or less) situate in the Parish of .1.. - oxley aforesaid, di vided into s 7 ' parts, or Closes,- and 14 A. 3 R.,- 13 P. (more . otolesstsituate in the adjoining Parish of •IVeLlsburne, divid ed into Four - Parts, or Closes, snaking in the whole zee A. 3.R. z 4 P. (more or less) of good Arable, Meadow, and - Pasture Lend (great pail of which is well suited for the growth of Turnips), now in the occupation of Henry Bro. ellen, as Tenant trom year to year. - Lot 5 . . A M ESSUAGE, Garden, and blacksmith's Shop, situate in tile Village of I.ottley aforesaid, in the occupation of the said Henry Smith, or Ins Linder-tenant • • Loth. A MESSUA.GE and Garden, with . the Apporte names, situate in the Village of Loxley arbresairt, held for tile residue of a ten - n s of toad years, of which SS6 years are unexpired, now in the occupation of Joseph Hunt, as Tenant frOrn' . year to year. LO X 1E Y is a vet) , beautiful Village, Well .situate for t hit * residence of a Gentleman of - Porfune, being in the ri , :igt:- bourhood of several Noblemen and Geittleinen!s,Seatzi; io a fide Sporting Country, where several' Packs of ll'ounals Ljn sta.ntly Hunt during the Season, and within three miles of Stratford-upon:Aron, and six of Warwick. The above se veral Lots lie nearly within a Ring Fence, and are eapabi-.. of very considerable iniproveipeois. , .. . LPL 7... The MANO R; Of ioouted - Manor of WO 0 LVE R TON, in tile County of Warwiek , )yith.theßayal tics there unto belonging, .together with . very. iMproYeable Freehold Estate; called BLAC 0 N, situate in the !latish of ‘Voolverton aforesaid, consistingof a Very substarttiat Farm- house, with all rico:tees:lo, and eonverrient.o Lai-buildings, and Si A. 3 R. 13P. . (more or less) of antient inclosed,Land, divided' into Fou'r, oo.!.-. is-s;.;, cr C..loes,- and G 9 A. a R. zo P. Lrnore or less) of open and Common .I'ittes, and Meadow Laud, with Right of Common in, over, and upon all the Commonable. Land within the Parish of ;Voolvertoii aforesaid, and now iii the oecupation of John Cart(4',,as - Tenant from year to year. This Lot is beautifully situate upon an eminence, about three Miles from- Warwick, and six from Stratford- uivn- - Avon ; and, in case of an inclosure takii•ig' place, will be entitled to a very valitable Allotment, and become capable of very considerable improvement. • . • , - Lot S. A FREEHOLD ESTA 1 - E, situate at Bishopton, in the Parish of OH Stratford,' in the County of Warwick, coneistin • et' re F,rrii-litoise cud Garden, With the OutbukS. .:ingl, - and 9 t A. cit.-1 P. (more or less) of Arable, Meadow, and , Pasture Land, conveniently divided into eighteen parts or ,Closes, and now in the occupation of Samuel Smith, as • Tenant from year to year. • - , ' . . Lot 9. 4`Doll of MEADOW LAND in . Hampton Mea dow,,containing about Half an Acre, also in the occupation - orSariluel - Smitit.. - , , • . Lotto. An Improve4ble FRE E HOLD . ESTA TE,. situate in the Parish,of WoOtten Wawen, in the County of Warwick, adjacent to the village of Tamworth, consisting of a Farm house •iind Outbuildings, together with 67 A. 3R. '24 P. (more or less) of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land (part a Which is very good Turnip" Land), divided into eleven parts or Clbses, and now in the tenure of Joseph Knowles, as Te nant from year to year. Lot tt. A Capital MtS SUAGE, with convenient Offices, together with the Garden, Yards, one Acre of exceeding good Meadow, and a Spiny, situate in the Parish of Wootteu Wa wen aforesaid ? and contiguous to the pleasant village of Tarn worth, adjo►ning to Lot ►q, containing tSA. t R. 3 P. (mere or less), now in the tenure or -occupation of Hunry Hunt, Fsck. under a Lease granted to him t'or his Life; . upon the expiration of which I.ease, the Lot will be of very consider. able. increased , value. _ _ _ I.ot rz.. The REVERSION in FEE (expeaant upon. the decease of a Lady aged 85 years) of and in a very improveable Freehold-Estate called BiCKER's COURT, consisting of a Farm-house and Outbuildings, and SSA. a R. 31 P. (more or less)' of Arable, Meadow; and Pasture Laud,' divided into eight parts or Closes, desirably situate iii•th - e Parish of Tarn worti, aibresaid, in the County of Warwick, now in the oc cupation of Mary Taylor, widow, as Tenant from year to. year. Let 13. The de::ease of the - same Lady) of and in alI those Three Freehold IncioSures called PA RKER's _CLOSES, contain* 13 A. o R _ .35 P: (more er less) of Arable and Pasture Land, situate in the Piriih of Tainworth aforesaid, in - the occupation of Mr..Thornas•White, as Tenant front yr-ATI° year.. • N. B. -Upon this Lot there is a very,large quantity of Oak Timber, ready to 11e fallen. Lot i 4. The REVERSION'in FEE (expeelant also upon. the decease •of the sante Lady) of and a F REEHOLD MESS UAG•E and Buildings, together with four I nclosures, containing x r A. o R. `l9 V. ( more or less) of Meadow and Pasture Land, situate at. S4ter's Street, in the Parish ' ot . Tamworth 'aforesaid, in the occupation of john . Horton, as' Tenant from year to year. ' Lot 15. • The REVEIt . SION in FEE (lilcevrise expeaant upon the decease of the sante Lady) of and in all 'those. Four Closes •or Pieces. of Land called MANCH ESTE R's - FARM, containing together BA. tR. 5 P. (more or less) situate in, the Parish Of l'amWorth aforesaid, now in the occuplitioli of David Dolphin, as Tarrant train year to vear.' : • Lot 16. Alt that LEAS ; EHOLD'MESSUAGE and Pre liaises adjoining to Lot 17, with _the Appurtenances, situate in StratforcLupon-A van _afdresaid (now - used• as a Bankiag house),, consisting at a largo Purloin, Kitehen, Lodging rcoms,.and,CoUrt thereto belonging, held.by Lease , under the Corporation of Stratford-upon-Avon aforesaid, and now in the occitpationssrs. - Battersbee and Morris'. Lot 17. All' that PREEHOI,D MESSUAGE, consisting of a Kitchen, Hall, two Parlours, with four and Garrcti• over the same, and convenient Ontbuildiags. with two' small Gardens ): situate in Stratiorti. : upow•Avon, now in the a ccopation of Mrs. llunt. .' Lot 18. All - those - Two other M•E S S trApks arid Gardens, with the .4\ppurtenanees, situate,. lying and being in Stria. , :ford, , • ti..on- on-Avon aforesaid - and now in the several tenures or 'occupations of SOlOmon Irewood and Joseph Prentice. . • ..Lot to. All that large GARDEN and •DOVB-HOUSE, most desirably situate us. the pleasantest part of the Borough of -Strafford-upon AVon,aforesaid, in the highest' state of 'Cultivation, surrounded with a dotty Brick Wall, well lined with r...xcellent F rnit.Trees, in full bearing, 11PNV in the ire cupatiqn of Mr. John Lord, as Tenant front year to year. This is the Garden irt.whicif Strakespeart;'s• Niui berry-tree stocal-• u situation equally airy and desirable for Building, is scarcely to . be . .met with in the neighbourhood di Stratford upon-Avon. "- . • Lcit an. - Three Cottages 'arid Gardens, situate in' Strat ford-upon-Avon 'aforeSaid, in a place there called Scholar's lade, and now in the o.:cupations of The respective Tenants will show the diirerent tots in their oseitpatiort • and further Particulars may be knoWn - by applying to Tirol - has Mason, Attorney, Coventiy ; Messrs. Kinderley, Long r.d' Ince Atrarnies, • Symoinl's-Inn, Chan cery4ane„ London• ; IYlr.ll..nry Clarks;, Land-surveyor, Fdripston-upon-Stonr; at whose respediviOilices Plans cr . the different Estates May be seen, and printed Particulas 141 ten days preceding the Sale.. ,S; 1,