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AI , •• I 7: 1 • • • .7 ( 4 i 0 • gr vAt ' " T . 7 -?' • • ‘ -, 7 1 T • • ,;1 _ y , • // 1 I 4'~~ 7-1 N'el %,, ba:'U . ~~~ ~~~. hlN;il, ,-. .1 ar NUMBER 2791.] THE-At RE - ROYAL; DRY LANE. 'Monday Aug. „3 t, • 1801. Tn. PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the REPRESENTATIONS at this THEATRE commence QuSATURDAY, the tzth of September. THE PLAY AND ENTERTAINMENTS will,he not ifiedin future Advert i sments. •LAMPS; NOTICE is _hereby given; That, the Corninissi • . oners for Paving and Lighting the. Torn of .Reading, in tLe Cohnotolikiikt,:wilL meet at the Upper Ship Inn there, ep Friday the 4th. Day of September next, at seven o'clock in Zoe evening, to receive proposals tor the lighting ituLkeeping I ; repair tor one, two, oraluee,year4, one hundred and seventy_ a e llr lamps, to he lighted on, every evening.between the 13th Y of September, and The 54th day of April in each year, "elusive of the four days beton; the day of, and one day al.. 4er ;he full mpon;.-one hundred and twenty of which Lamps will be required to-contain one wick of tWeilt)i:four threads, .: ,, ixithe :tsina t i %titcy t tout to coptain t wicks of twein v :thread s ,6,M; tlie-whole of the said Lamps, m'tst tod, p r oper, ansl ( Ateady, tight fot : the7'qkce.or twelve hours. tetl, this asst day of August. 101-1 N KLAN • , Clerk to the said Corninsssiohers. ONLY TwENTY-sEVgN NILL4 - S I it.ol _TOWN. a S ltualit)ll or the nimost y anei salubrity, . 1 a a*.Si'lle 6f real inlet:tat coniegunce, and in a Orttin s_cribecl Circ:lent . tint very first selecities, there-is an,ePcqixig for TwO or Three .Per,ons of 'grttecon'sidetatitin; a 14AT s• ;r4:Tikl4nsion, been,tii,e Seat %Dia Family or FiEsnion) is . quiie cLetached, cornmanding from (21 . 11 g4tiltkicittita}ea, and f coin va6etts sul 3,l `la - , tive nrignifi.:ence of Prospect ; an i_dlertningled.._ __Nteautitui scenery of Hill, Dale,. 'Wood, Water, and/ shipping,-tai- a Vast extent I . Toe- Sports; E, rci3es, and . Aynipenwptir of the urrounit)ti ViCinage, - cornprkse- 1 1-itinthig, Shoot:l3g, F ishing, Atc.ntne-batithig, .CriF.l4Qt!..n t ß Billiards,Assei. - Aies'," 'COncerts, atid:ate gtttar T4atre there .is aiso .CAlle , dral trlct 4p.pro4, priat e ivlicile; .- codbainvibornestication, and It t4ideilce, corresponding to theitedAttaild able Pie .91 Fortupe. only, itrid 9onstitUting„ it is , presumed „ the ins tittaitSrixe kflatringh sespeclatitity-jn'the.Wiriitf.ym ! • t e I :L R MS : 'a Lady (Board and Acc3mmodatiork), 110 Guineas annua l a' 6eptleman, 130 ; a Married" Couple; •21 - EiV Z: 1 a - three tnont-114 trial. not -.(a4igeted.to . ..,,ery4pt,_and.all P iP e lldagesTif rnay tie Bib , . witit-AeaLo44)Pitu.re MA the. P gstage. ;twill 1) • ::!tn irrfediatcly forwarded, and duly honoured, ressed to R. R. to be-left-at- Mr. Cyles's, No. 12, St. e ' s ,ges-place, Blackfriap-read, .Stgre.v.. v,„ -Y The priAtifcgd of °highly stutked"Matkors would be 51i30 n an the hasp f anti a w Deputation, ithin. i two shed. Great plenty 01: Snipe • STO.c,K E41..5T 0 l\f.„LE I L TO . SOrD BY . PRIVATE A CONTRAC • Mosi.Desirithic-FREEHOLD ESTAsa, ccitt oft, ststing , ol.the MANOR,' the Ner and the TOWN'S rp or HA NILE 1 of r RsT •', the County orLeicter,`,..whiclv.con-. tams - s. • • • r az?;'' Acres, or di ...rc.'abouts, of very rich , tany,..;g Land, a-neat i'vlant - ,ipn-liouse-,. a g'ooti and convcnleanti .nt tih, withsuitale Out-616.1441gs ,?each_, - a b ll in kood:keplf.r. it Tit, luoinprizesl3. acres, pr .4pere4b9Pts; .9f • d ard growing tz37 large and valuable Oak tl ,r nbe " ;'Tr v e t e'S r s ic :i l l: , ' - .de for His Majesty's Dock- , yatrls;: and - . smaller 0.,. .L.Thich one e Underwood row* C is' cut minuAlvAr• p. in certain roportot ions, yvtlNie47 very the Ash, Elm, and other Poles. t 6,;. Ti n 'r and other 'frees of 'Ash and - Eim•gro,vii.g iu tne S Urs'.on about twenty mites from Leicester, 1 1 fteeti from Starn:ordi•aild three from Uppingham, and •is t e at , ld a hue goorting Country, in which Two racks of x i ts L o a, are 1 ..'" 1 .: 1. AOl 'Estate is' retletemed : Walk er _ % . " -% _ 11.6 %;!- viewed, 'on' application to - Robvri tLe .iisi)n-houee;at :StoZkerston ; anti - 11 1.-ulias may be ! - I,d at the Cliambe.rs. of Alts..srs. qi m r ' , ,,`?n and R:11, Lamb Temple, Conlon Ctiv • "or , op.jiain y id rd r,,l 0 ' ttik;es ot ,Nkssr . s. r.,. and Gray, Mr. Temple, in ; and , Plans of toe Est a t,: tvtll be; . ).eft with Mr. 1: t-EE1i0i Stii<OPSHIUE. l) FS' in LAND and TYTHEB. E SOLD BY AUCTION • , - C.AN DLE WALKER, t theJerninzil tit: Aims, in:3,1;141A, in the County of - Salop, othe z4th of tEoli-at Three elocit: in toe Afternoon (unless sooner dispos:%l of by Prl- ~le C isi ontr4cd, of which tne eatliest'otice will be given), pettier ill Lots; • EV ERAL 'vet' y Desirable . and Valuable FREE st HOLD E STA Tt S. -consisting of , Nlessuages, - Barns cl , ftb les, Out- buildings 4 Arable; Pasture, and Meadow Land, a t v, 'and. in a -high state of cultivation, con adim:4silternetit 599 Acrei and upwards ; situate at a nd "t°n, in the Parish -ol Sutton tvlaa lock, and xf Aston xiat H e in in the Parish of Claveriev, and of the Recte ir.rik P E 'esbt P art o f t h e arish of Shitinal. st to at Brockton is in the occupation of Mr. Wil- Repre s ,, A - Tlfs, Air.' Richard Phillips Mr. John Fo‘v ier, the of Benjamin Bolton, deceased, Edward We That Thomas 'Ri4hards„ and, is 401 A. 3R • and 2 4 . , Davis,: i;', st ° ll uiri Heghtoll is in the occupation.of Mr. John Va,l ueo - t - t 97 A. • R. 6P. and together are of the Annual T 1 ['wards of 5001. , abl lee . E states are situated in a sound, beautiful, andsdesir .l)art of the County of Salop, an excellent Neighbour hcar the larhcarthe, (i; teat - Roads from London and 13ath to Mb 13ge and. populous Markets of Wolverhampton ! r°seleY, A ladcley,- Bridgnorth, .Shiffnai, and Wellington, m 4 short distance fro Liine ; aud Coal, within one Mile of the and.-4 - ,elehrated • Terrace . at, A ;pley, the ok Thbenas Whitmore, Esq. on the River Severn and. 45aelgpt Dingle, ti le . S cat ' of Isaac Hawkins Browne,' Es q. three, Miles from the Iron Bridge, and the great Iron Founoe ties at .Coail,rook Daley and is a most des;rable Purchase for 4 ('1)111e 1... or Farrner. Further ir.:hrmati;:n May be obtained froin the, Auatoneer Wob.crliaii;plon ;, , Or Mr. I..o.,stiale, in Shrew s b ury i , . • ,Plans of the 'Estates, and of .the Land s , front which the Y tiles are payable, be seen at Mr. Loktiati.;', who is to _iv tic to treathe-situ:, and will appoint a Person , -p • - es• • - • . ,r‘nus • sir •- t , t ' x ,TRACT . FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. • ' w n i 'is been the' study of the'y Prrietors- of the • p aße . ,i e a-known ANTISCORIIUTIC DRCWS, first coin- Li; to prepared by the late FRANCIS SP I•LSBUR.'"i, at. c, -- i'''''sl'ensarv, No. 15,.5eh0-squ;tre; London, and continued llV,tid solely, there to be . .prepated genuine.; to guard . the 4 11?Ile against the Impositions which are daily practised enst Medicines possessing the first 'respeclabiLty ; and as oj,: i irtucvs Of the' Antiscorbutie Drops ha've been found not s„„ ,- - 3 n antidote' in scorbUtic,complain ts, .but a• succeSiful re ,,(4,rcein cutaneous eruptions,. scrophula„goot, rheumatism, '".ttne attendi t o f tl— nerves th , - list of cures it d iseases tinyinpanying each `bottle, given in an -ample bill of dtrec will.testify, .as well as tbe,•Treatise 'on-Diet„Gout, atct‘vritten by the late Proprietor -(which may be,also_ had Di_spenxi.ry),' single them-out a s tit objetsto try, un -4o n 'n6r sane - bon,, 1:011 .spiirimis imitations. ,• For:. tins ,rea uini,,,the Proorietors, by. the favour *of .Majesty's Corn tqlPtleN the Stamp,Office have affitied a stale on each C( 2 . printed in black wit'h,the words." Spilsbury and is, Soho..squai - e,''..expressed upon'jb, which, it the artends to together. with the word s ""Francis on 'Antisc.orbutic - Drops, by the Ki ng 's Patent'," ki n , hut, e, wrapper, • with the addition of the tajO, on the lary , _r, he may he assuredfir has ob- C,,,h" the C‘ci,tzine Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary, London, in'bOttlei ofss. and LI. 2.5. each, duty • This Day Nvas : publ4l - 40,' the F,ourth E4itjon; Price - is: Alr AxiAls of HEALTH, being .au Abridgment of the ESSAY on .INDILILST . ION containing: Advice to l'erec:ns with Come j nes of-the StOntach rand Bowels ;'Nervous; Bilious, and Disord:rs, Head -1 ach,. habitual 'Costiveness, Fentale - • Cdnip taints; &c. • with Observaticns co. Diet, • Air, and ExeccisLi, including - a TREATISE - On SEA ail& COLD BATHING. Likewise .„ explaining the reason.why the•E'ea and Country A isir - inore salubrious thantltat of C, , ties•,and large,Towns. • p - -Said by Mimi* aitcLiiighluy,.No.:3z,;Fleet-street t W. 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Eii,glanci t particularly.the ify", -- Silitje - the Ntrinan Conquest ; ,talten : front ,Records, •:rtanuscripts, and other indisput a ble Authorities. By the Rev, MARK NOBLE ,F.A.S. of L. and, E., Author Cromwell, • McnioirS, • e•,-.L 'R:2.dor of liarming in Kent; and llwmcstic Chaplain to Or:. 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By WILUAM. veyor and Draiinl,' and Member of the Bath Agricult , :ial :Society.—To attempt a complete history .of all the mrinit.x of Strata, Wo,uld be an endless labour ; for a long life devoted :to sueli'a pursuit, .must - he inadeqUate to the purpose l dering the immense variety that is .to_ be found within tais little Island. INti'shoiil.l the preSent Essay meet with iniit liberal patronage from the Public;, which the-Au:nor has reaion-to exped," It is his intention, in -a future work, to give. a,partiettlitr descri;ption of the inikerods a 4i - rttal reinains'anck ;ve.l4etablei:opresSions" found in - each stratum, with an ac 4.6.- ratedetail of every charaderistic mart that 114 led Mtn to these'discoveries. connittcis. The work will be converted in One Volume; 4to. Price, to Subkribers, Two Guineas ; to l'Je paid'.on the delivery.of the Work, which' will be published in irloviinoer n e xt. The subjects of discussion will be arrange:fender the sepa rate heads of Satid,'Clulle, fret-Stone i Coat, 4.e. &c. in the same succession as they are found in the earth. •A correct Map of the Strata will be given ; describing , the• general 6,.rse and width of each on the stmtLe ;- accritripai.ii:,l ‘ by a GeneratSettibm, shewing their proportion, dip,,and jirection; aildreq . errli ,, ,.; to the,Map by 4.orrespontiii„; ntunbers and prolier explanations. - . The Maps and Sections, to make them - more Striking and just representations i,:it'lature, will be all given in the proper colpUrs. 'NTY MOLD ' tING; Tolls - RING : res oie L - 11 - - pad_ 4- t yew* I r tut. - :11.ticat beii4 front Ciau of t iful city of foi tiao Lei fins te, lay be If , of t,ie YO W Louth; of the it; e 111• i IN ,ck, at v i%. this ;t. p'l. I CA-; lute- nyiut hares: res. th the [INEI kshi(' Y+ 4t whcr gat 1) a ll vole- T he fed 1 'Alien' • 'ter its ot]ed ; qtr. 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