The Sun. — London, England, 1801-02-26 00:00:00

.••• • • ' 4 .04 440 or k , H E U • . . • flrt ,A • N. I , , 71:1Z,‘' \24:\.• "P\ -7**. • • • it t • .1 • . ,THURspAY, F EBRTJARY 26, 1801. NUMBER 263Z.1 {PkICE SIX PENCE. .• • • THIRD TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 28th, will be performed, illew:Hliterical Drama, in Five Ads, called DEAF AND, DUMB ' • Or, THE ORPI-t AN PROTECTED. With a New Prologue and Epilogue. The Charaders by Miss DE CAMP, Mr. WROLTdiITON, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. BARRYMORE, ' Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. BANNWr.ER, jun. Mr. PALMER,-Mr. SUETT, Mc . TRUEMAN; Miss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, And Mrs. SPARKS. - • WITH THE PRIZE ; or, 2 . ; 5; 3, 8. Deaf arid Dumb, or The Orphan Protetlal, having . beet received throughout with the highest applaue, will be repeated every Eveniag till further notice.; o n Mon 'day. with Harlequin Amulet ; on • Tueiday, with Blue .Beard ; and on Thursday, with Corttul.„ - • NEXT MONDAY, the ENGLISH LOTTERY, IIEGINS - VRANYING. THE SCHEME CONVAINS 2 Prizes of • 301 900 '2A1,090 • NEW PERSIAN TALES. This bay Was publitited, rrice 10. elegantly printed in One Volunie Royal Ottavo. Mot-pressed, rrHE BAKHTYAR NAME I, or Story of RRINCF:BAKTITYAR;stuttheTEN a Series of Persian Tales, . trom a Manuscript in the Col: lettihn of _ cl is 10,000 Sir WILLIAM n USELEY ; Persian an<l.lta4lisli. * 4 O . A fevr Copies ui Easiish,Ttanslation iilay be had separate. Printed fur J. Debrett, opposite Buclitigton-hOuse; Pic cadilly. i• 4' 17)2 c 0 18 HALF A tiIILLION OF MONEY Sterling in Prizes. . . Part of the Capitals will be determined as tinder: First-Drawn Ticket astli Day to,coo Ditto, ;-'9lh bay 20,000 Ditto, —33 d 30000 Ditto, gosh Day, c 2,00.) Thc Volume Of whom maybe had, The Asiatic Annual R e gister for tang. for 1800 will-be ptiblished in a Sew days. Thn Oriental Col'cations, by Sir William OuseltY, vol. iii. parts i and s. The Oriental Colledionl ? e." viols. 4to. Lieut.. Colonel Syints's Embassy to Ava, 3 vole. Sco. sl. Mr. 'Grant'sHisturical and rolitieal View oftho Toone's Manners and Customs of tlie Maltrattas,i:•. ty.t: • Calehtook's Code of Hindu Laws, 3 YOIS. SVO. al. 25. • 7..-0:4 ORATOKtOS AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, February 276, will be performed (for the only time this Season), the Sacred Oratorio of THE CREATION. Composed by G. HAYDN, Mus. D. difaestrUdi Capella to his Serene Highness the Prince of ESTLXIIAZY. desire) Misi TYR E R, " Where is this stupendous Stranger." End of Part I. a Concerto , 01. the Clarionet by W. MA poN.. . End eif Part 11. a Concerto on the Violin by Mr. G. :.ASHLEY. Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. SECOND, Miss :TENNANT, Miss TVRER, Master SMITH, (Their 3(lAppearance) • .And Madame DUSSEK, Mr. rNeLrDuN, . Mr.•DIGN UM, Mr. DYNE. • Mr, JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN. Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY. • • Organ, Mr. j. ASHLEY. - The rest of thnliand, and the Chorusws, which will be numerous and curnplcte, by the most approved Per , farmers. The whole under the Direttion of Mr# ASHLEY, Sen. Jinxes 66. Pit is. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery as. Places for the Rotes to be taken of Alr.ltrancien, at the llotc.affice. inHart.street, • Half Price as usual, at Nine o'C lock • roots. to be opened at Six, and to begin at SeVell &Clock. On WEDNESDAY will be repeated MOZAkT's RE ° olgu, with e GRAND SELECTION, from themost A vo urit e Works of HANDEL. End of Part 11. a Con ' ce.rto on the Violoncello,_ by'Mr. C. ASHLE R DRURY-LANE THEATRE, Wednesday, Ftb. 2 5 , DEAF AND DUMB, I\4I"IIJIGWAY having purchased the Copy Right of the New liisterical Drama of The DEAF A ND DUMB ; or. The ORPHAN PROTECTED, ;;',., w performing with unbouncfed - ,pplause at this Theatre, m yeelfully begs leave to Caution the Public against a Germanized 214 other Translations, rearitv the same s a me , being iiupnsed upon them for rats rico:s, welch wil l h. p,,bliolted by him on TUESDAY 'NEXT, a t Twelve o'Clock. PURSUANT to a DECREE of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, made in a Cause entitled KAY againit COOK, rrHE CREDITORS of ROBERT DUX BURY .1 the YOunger, Late of Manchester, in the County of I.lll CaS ttr, Dyer, deceased, are, on or bef o r e th e 24t h Day 18ar, to come in and prove their Debts before Peter ffolford, Esq. one of the Alasters of the said Court, at his *Chanibers in Southampton-biiilftiqs, Chancery. lane London ; or in default thereof, they will be percmp tardy excluded the benefit of the said Decree. NEW MANUFACTORY. OBARTS and PLOWMAN most. resped- J.A., fully inform the Nobility,.ang ,qentry, 'who have voi seen their New and tlevAnt MonufaCtory of CIIAM BERRY and ITALIAN MIMINS, that . their Ware house is the only place in this country where they can be bad genuine, No. 1, Chandos-street, Covent-garden. N. B. A great Variety of Fancy Silks, by the Manufac turers. vd TIMOWSTERS and OTH E RS. HE PROIRTETORS of the King's Letter 4 T Patent for an INVENTION - for DOIIISI,INc •WORSTED, &c. with trtith and exaitaebs, , and by which thtteLfourths of the: Labour, and much Waste, are saved, are' ready to, treat with Persons deeiroua to be come Purchaiers of the Machinery, or to be admitted to ,thd privilege of adopting the samei on application to Mr. S.Ward, Brew ton, Somerset 4. Mr. N. Pattison, Congle ton Cheshire; or to Mr. j. Pattiion, King' s s ArmilArd, Cole.ron-stkvet. january.26,. 18or. VICICF.RY's IMPERIAL -HEAD' DRESSES, UnlYertAly admired for their inimitable Qtutlitivs. BEAUTY. - THead Dresses possess such Taste and - Elegance, that they adorn the Handsome of all Ages, oind intpcovo the Defects of Nature or Aecident. UTI LITY. The? are so useful to Ladies of every Age, that they rn ty complete their Iliad Dress in ,the most becoming style in a tew minutes. FASHION.. They have the. peculiar Excellence of not . being known tam Nature,,and are so fashionable th . at.t are worn by Igiemoit distinguished in every COurt Mpe. UNIVERSAL C(2IV.E ENCE. . . , These Head Dresses are so - ppily formed, end so well . . 4dapted• to the Cot ten ce and Complexion Qr thq • Wearer, t ey grace, the Middle.aged they (*liven, tlicy dignify. . . No. 6 qt, Coyentpgarden.. s' ....- w41:1 4 i FURNISHED or UNFUR 11HED, • ."-ACchtiIMWICsOONTAY HOUSE, with PleasuiCilliFunds, and Land, Within Eighty, and tor nearer than Fifteen Miles of London *Tor the recep_ tiOn Of a Gentleman of Fortune and his Family. It . mast Rivet. • . Dired to Mr. Ryder, NO. I; Lincoln's Inn. THE BRITISH REGISTER, for t fioz ; con_ taitling Complete and Correa Lists .of the Peers of England, Scotland and Ireland; Members of the Imperial PArliarnent ; Officers of the Crown, State and Revenue ; Judges, Sheriff's and Magistrates; Officers of the Army and Navy : Also, several useful Tables, viz. . • Terms and Returns. Extent and• Population of Transfer Days. E ngland•and Scotland. Pay of Army and Navy. Stamp Duties. Land Tax. • Window Duty. Corn Measures. . Assessed Taxes, &c. &c. Sold by Vernor and Hood, Poultry; and Murray and Highley, Flearstreet. • The PRIZES of this LOTTERY will be paid at the usual time in FULL Si ERLING MONEY without any Disc:ount or Doluaion. TICKETS and SHARES of 'TICKETS arc at every LICENSE!, LOTTERY OFFICE in Ent_ Lillti,: . Scotland..anti Ireland; and the Prizes paid on Denuwd. • * FEBRUARY PRICES. Ticket - ,C. 17 ,9 0 Half - - 818 o Eighth - 2 c 6 Qua:ter - - 4 10 o Sixteenth - 3 0' Tickets VII rise gradually as the Drawing approaches, and will not cheapc r. fcr Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or Shares,. the same as if present, by sending. Post Office Orders, good Bills, Cash, or Bank. Notes, to any Licensed Lottery Office.' . . LOTTERY. • Ci POPE respeacully acquaints the Public in 0. general, • and his Friends in . particulir, that . the Lottery 'son the very point of drawing (Monday next). Au extensive Variety of Tickets and Shares, by far er ceeding any Office inl.ondon, is now on Sale at his Of fice No - . )2, corner of the Royal Exchange, fronting the Bank of Want:. . • luunediate application is particularly solicited, as every Wearance intimates a considerable advance in the price oFTiCkets and Sim res by next Friday and Saturday. To BE PgRBMI I. TOkILY SOLD, Pursuant. to an Order of the High Folut of Chancery, dated the 21st Dor jan: Ina& in a Cause, en— titled WHATMORt against EARL and Others, on . the 2(0 Day of March, Piot, between theiliouni of One and INve - o'Cloek in the Afterno 6u, be Ore Peter Milord, Esq. one-of the.Alastes of the Aaid Conti., at the Public Sale-room of the said Court„.in Seuthamp - Cliancery.lano, in One hot ; • SEVERAL PIECES or PARCELS of FREE HOU) um) ; part of the Estates lore of ED -11 WARD.W ATMORE, Esq. deeeakt e situate within the Manor of Woodhall, ncar Tadcasteri he the County orYoirk. Particularsiihereof May be had (gratis) at the saict Mas ter's Chambers, in Southampton-buitdings afores4id ble: - Frrs'er, Stapte lan, London :And of Wni. Davimm, /Kt: of Tadmiter. - TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS's ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. THE great' Reputation which Mr. BURGESS ilas gained by his Essence of Anchovies, and other Rich Sauces for Fish-Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hashed Calves Heads, Beef Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild Fowl, and Game, with many Delicacies for the Table, Side-board and Store-room, which are mate fully expressed in his Cata logue (he being the. Inventor of them), has induced many persons to give the same name to articlos entirely diiti:reni, which. arc vended at nay shops in- London, by , persons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland and Scotland,. to solicit 0 tders of TiatiCsmcii and Inn ee per*, who in consequence are often served with a spurious sort, of very inferior quality, Which is not only an imposition, but a great disappointment to Fatuities )vho purchase them witita view of haying good Sauce to their Fish, &c. N . Noue are his genuine, but whathavo these words on the label, ‘, Burgess's Original and Superior F. Ssenee of Anchovies, No. io7, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." Wog India Merchants, Planters, Officers of the Navy ,and Mnty, supplied with Rich Sauces of every descrip tion ihr Fish Hashes. Cold Meats, & c. Sallad oil, Pfcklcs and Ni t ustard, Pickled Beef in Rounds arid 'iris 'kens, Pickled Tripe, &c &c. properly prepared tin keep ing in any Climate, by J. Burgess and Son, as above, upon the shortest notiet. PURCHASERS in the LOTTERY SECURED front LOSS. No, 4, CORNHILL, LONDON. IifERCHANTS, RANKERS,. LOTTERY SOCIETIES, and die Ulil. IC in general, are respedially.intbrmed, that all TI C KETS or SHARES purchased in the present ENGLISH LOTTERY at the above Old Established Office • •T. .BISH, • • (One of the Contraders with Goverriment for the said •• • Lottery),. ENGAGES TO. TXIiE RAC!: • On the Saturday before the Drawing, or return the Purchase Money, • • Should TfetaTs or Sums ES be lower than the present Price. Purchasers at the hbovc Office wilt therefore have the • dokinle Advantage ; they MAY GAIN BUT CANNOT LOSE. Ticket' and Shates - are selling in the greatest variety at the satne Price as every other Office. of Credit; and Pen sous in the Country, desirous of having TICK rrly or SHAteLS, maybe scippkied the same, as if present, by sending Post-Office Orders, ond Dills at short •Dates, Bank Notes, or Cash,lo the Old-Established °Mee; No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON The Scheme of the Lottery this year is universally ap. i.rcved, and contains the tbllowingCm3ita.l Prizes : a - a - 30,000 4 - • Of, - 5300 2 - of - 20,00;3 . 6 - Ot . Zona 3 . of - to ' 000 'lO -.of - tOOO i 6 -' - o f - - soo, &c. &c. FEBRUARY •PRICES. - - H • 1 7 9 0 alf - - Z -18 o Eighth - 25 6 Quarter -• = 4to o Sixteenth - - t 3' 0: 10 * Tickets will rise gradubily as the Drawing ap prow:bes, and will not be cheaper, • Tick e t Tickets and Shares Registered ; Money for the Prices as soon as Drawn ; and all Business relative to tho Public Funs transacted with fidelity and 4iipatch t by T. liISN. Al. a ,ME.F., T.I N G of the CALIC O PRINTERS, ,and,DEALERS in CALICOES, • residing in and near London, held at i r he New London Ta - vern, in ChcapsideonlNaciax, the.;:lth day of Feb. rBoi , by Adlournment from the 11lat instant. I t was. thianimouilyßesolVed, - • That Dyed Cottons, and Wove Fancy and Worked Ar ticles; which- are Alanuthitured at considerably less Ex -pence-than Printed Goods, and txempt from Duty, do now materially interfere with the. Sale of Printed Cot tons, upon which a Duty of 30. per Yard is already paid. Resolved, _ . . . • , That any additional Duty on. Printed Goods, would not only Prove highly injurious to all Persons concerned in the Trade, ruin as to manx of the smaller. Manufacturers, and throw .thousands Of industrious and ingenious Persona out of elnploy, but would, in the.opinion of this Meeting, by lessening the Consumption, tend rather to diminish than increase the Revenue, more particularly .so as the in creased Capital required to carry on the Trade, would force many either wholly to relinquish, or greatly con tract their concerns. • Resolved That these Resolutions be published in the Morning and Evening Papers. JACOB WOOD, Chairman. FLORID, Comb.maker to His Royal Highness ttic rince or wales, -begs leaVe - Most respeaTutly to inform the .a.nd Public, that he has a Variety of new Fancy, Ornamented COMBS,i which are yet only in the fi rst circle of Elegance, Beauty, Taste 'and - Fashion, as welt as smoothppointed Combs, of till following descrip tion : Beautitul large Tortoise-shell Dressing, and ditto of all Mace, Tail, Pocket, Bandeau. and Rent ditto; of all kinds ; East India Buffalo-horn, Scotch, and White Irish ditto as likewise . a large quantity . o f superfino Ivory, Tortoise-shell and Box. As to their superior qua lities, he mars those who have not u s ed th em to t h e i r Friends who have, or to Florio, No. 94, Jermyn-street, st: James's. The only WAREHOUSE for CURIOUS FINE FLANN ELS. RANDOLPH NOTT, Flannel-draper to Her Majesty, .4'slo. tot, New gate-street, begs leave to acquaint the Nobility and Public, that he has now on sale j large Assortment of the very pest Welch, Salisbury, Abergavenny, and other Flannels. White and Colored White Linseys, Serges, Swanskin for Ironing Clothsi• White and Scarlet Bath Coating s and particularly a White Flannel, of very curious manutaditre, for Gen tlemen's Under-waistcoats, Shirts , _ dec . with a variety of 'Scarlet flannels ; also thick • Green arid Light-blue Baizes, of all widths, for covering Carpets Doors, ke. .Green ,Cleiths,..plain and with ..yellotv bor ders, for Ta bles, and Spotted Flannels for Dressing-gowns. Like wise, his Real nine-times-dyed Blue Flannel, Stockings, Gloves, Caps, and Socks, articles which have so justly ancluniversally acqujred the greatest reputation; for,their extraordinary efficacy in the Cure of the Rheumatism and Gout. * * P• teat Fleeey Hnsiary manufaauied in various articles. Witney Blankets, on very low terms.. N. B. Elegant Patterns of ?tinted Flannels for Latlys' Dresses, Cloaks, &c. , . CARGEN.HOUgE TO BE LETT, FURNISHED. TO BE BETT, For such a Number of Years as can be agreed upon, -T" mANSIAN.. HOUSE of CARGEN, with Garden, Orchard and convenient Office.houses, and about .Thirteen Acres of Pasture Ground., This House, in 'point'of beautiful Situation. will yield to few in either Kingdom : it stands on the Galloway side of the River Nith, three mile/ from the Town of Dumfries, and commands an extensive and delightful View of the Sol way Frith,. a great..part . of the Coast o f C um b er l an d , and a curcetutchpg, Country rich and highly improved. It is in complete repair, suitably Furni s h e d, and every way fit for the accommodation .of a .genteel and large Family.— The Premises may be entered to either iminediatcly, or at the teilti of WhitsundaY first. The"Gaidcrier will shew the Hciusa • and . for further Particulars, inquiry may be made of kJ'. John Russel, No. Zo, North Frederick-street, Edinburgh ; or Thomas WilliartisOn, Writer, in DUmfries. CAPITAL FURNITURE mid EFFECTS, CLIFTON . near BRISTOL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mi. ROBINS, on thefieriliscs, on Monday the gth of March, and Two following Days, at Eleven o'Clook ; ALL the ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD - PUR. NITUKE, .superb French and English Porcelain, a:Pair of Globes; an excelle»t Mangle, a railed .Gig and Harniis, and other EfKas of. LADY'DALVING, Cornwallis-House,- Clifton, near Bristol. • The Furniture comprkzes I)raWinkroom 411 its of fashion able Furniture; a variety of Four-post, half-tester, DO= and Tent Bedstead's, with Printed lice, Chintz, and other urnitures ; prime Otiose:4cm her Medi and Bedding an assortinir,of the best til.tnufaClured , Cabinet.Work, iu IVarclrObes; Chests of Drawers, Writing . , Card, Library, Pembroke and othiiit Tables ; Solits,llirpets, Pier and DNsving frencAanct other Window_ CurtAltlS, capital Fixtures, and excellent Kitchen. ge q uisites. May be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the sale. —Catalogues on the -freAlksciiilho-Busii, Bristol ; White Hart, Bath ; Castle, MmlboronAlt ; an 4 of Mr. Wawick=stri'it, Golekn,squaie, STATE-LOTTERY, for iSoo. &Tins Drawintthe 2d of March, • dol. THE TICKETS are - Sold and Divided into HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTVIS and SIX TEENTHS, by ItAZARD, BURNE and Co. Stock Brokers, at their State-Lottery-Office, No. 93, limier the Royal Exchange, London; and no where els.: on their ac. count. • AU Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable to Mt of Parliament, and also with the Crown, ap.l round it Hazard and Co.'s Lottery-Office. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes Orderg', accompanied with short slated . Bills on London, or Post-Office Orders, pundually attended to; and to pre vent mistakes as well as delay, Correspondents arc .re quested to trasmit them by Post: . Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks; with their several Annuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kind Of -Government Securities, bought and sold by Commission. NEXT MONDAY The' BRITISH STATE-LOTTERY begins . Drawing. IFODGES and Co. at their State --Lottery Offices, No. 149,- Oxford street, and No. 44, St. Jatnet's-street, take the liberty. to inform the'Nobility rind Public, that the `PICKETS and SHARES Arc ori , Salc (as above) on as reasonable terms as at any Office of credit in the Kingdom'. The following CAPITAL PRIZES, in Abe last and late Lotteries, were sold, shared and register . -W, by Hodges and Co. viz: _ No, 13,660 a Prize of ,C. 20,000 2,620 a Prize of ro,bs,o 4 Prizes of ,C.2c00 1, Izt a Prize of zo,ooo zs Prizes of 1000 36,030 a Prize of 5,000 43 Prizes of 500 dtc. dcc N. B. Pursuant to Aft or Parliament,' no Business transacted before Eight o'Clock in the Morning, or after Eipin the. Evening. PRIL ES to any irtount PAID ON DEMAND, an all Orders strictly attended to. AT NINE O'CLOCK ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT The STATE-LOTTERY s cOmmences Drawing. 'THE TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by' 1. RI (MARI/SON, GOODI.UCK, and Co. at their Licensed State.- Lottery Offices, No. ,104, Cornhill,.No. 8, opposite the King's Mews, Charing-cross, London ; and at Norwich ; where the Twtriast Prizes of Thirty Thou sand Potuids shared were sold, • _ _ _ . No. The First-drawn Ticket, 24th Day,. X. 26,883, Ina ilaif,lt Pourfh, and Two Eighth MUMS, 30,018 1218?7, In Sixteen Sixteenths, 30,000 Also, in Lotteries since the year 176' a great proportion of Capiral Prizirs, too numeroneto mention. • 'rickets •Itiviitered, at Sixpence each, to send the ear- Lest inlet liience of their Success. Correspondents will have Tickets anil Shares sent them by reirtittingPOit-Oftice tiiers*,:itirliili4 payable at Sight, OA the luwcit 1 411113.—Lettiri Ltuly Ansvivitd. NEW MUSIC. This Day was published, fiiPtiffl.DlNG, PHIPPS, and D'A LNI A I N P, Music-Sellers to Their Royal High.: nesses the Priem and Princess of Wales, No. 45; Pall- Mall, and No. 76, St. Janus's-street. rACH Coming Day, a Favourite Song, as 4 sung by MN. Mills, in the Comic Opera of I I Bon docani, composed by I'. Attwood. Price ts. ' 0 Heavenly Sympathy, a favourite Glee, for four Voices; coin posed by T. Attwood. Price as. 6d.. The Blind Orphan Boy's Tdile, a favourite Song, corn posed by J. Grintshavv. Price t.t. Three Sonatas for the Piano Forte; by T. Haigh; Op. 29. Price 6s. Three Sonatas for the Piano-Forte, with, an Aceompa. nit/tent for Violin; by H. Wilton,. Op. 8. Price 6s. The Ninth. Number of Handers Overtures, adapted for the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment lot Violin or Flute, by J. Mazzinghi. Price 3s. , • The Fifth Number of the Man of Feeling; for Flute or Violin, by C. Brandi. Price Is. The Maid of the Hay Stick, anadmired Ballad, written on the recentdeath Of that untertunate Lad), Set to Music by T. Smith. Price ts. • In liquid Notes, a favourite Trio, sung by Mrs. Bland, Master Welsh. a nd Miss Whatley, in the Fairy Festival; COIVOSed Attwood. Price is. • With a great .Variety of New Altisic. • This Day was published, price as: THE DEAF AND DUMB ; or ,` THE ABBE D R PE B. An iiitorical Play, in Five Acts: Translated from the French Edition. Authenticated by the Author, J. N. BOUTI.LY, Member of the Philotechnic Society at Paris. ' To which is prefixed, some Account of the A bb6 De L' Epee, and of Ins institution for the Relief and Instruc tion of the Deaf and Dumb. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternostur : row. 0 f whom may be had, lately ,published, r. Life , .C 1 a Comedy by Mr. Reyndids, price. %S. 2. Speed the Plopp, a Comedy, by Mr. l i trcirtgllt • . 3. The Point Of HOAOLIT, Pl', by Mr. C. Kcruble, z:. !DEDICA►LI) TO THE QUAEN; ,This pay was published, price only LI:. Neatly printed on tine paper, and hot-incised; ACONCISE TREATISE on FEMALE COMPLA/NTS. . , SEITAVT;" M. I ntendcd for,-ailaretl and c•ernrstly recoil-intended to the : - perusatolWornenin every rank. us We, tendered intelli gible. to every -capacity_ • and 'calculated to enable every Woman to be her own ihytician. For various reasons, each Book will he sold sealed up, with a 'request on the outside that the ,Seal may not be brokal ny Vut a Female. Publiihed and - bold by the Author; at - his House, No. 6, Chartiotte-street, Bloomsbury ; and may be had of Mr. Barron,. Druggist, No. ISS, StrarV opposite the New Church; 'and of all respectable iedielue Venders and Booksellers in the LJnitc.4l K latittary, 186 L, FREEHOLD ESTATES in BEDE MDSHIR,E. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At file '6,ugar Loaf Inn, in.Dtinstable, ou Thuriday the sth day of March next, betweeen the Hours of Three and Six'in the Afternoon, THE MANOR of HAXLINGTON; with 'tHe QUIT RENTS, RENT CHARGES, and other— 8.0 YALTI ES, also sundry VA LUABL and COMPACT FARMS, -situate within the said Manor and Parish of Harlington, and in the Parish of i Toddington, adjoining thereto, together with the GREAT TYTH ES of the said Paris h of Harlington, and the RIGHT of PRESENTATION to the VICAR AG E thereat, either ogether or in the following Lots : Lot I. The,Manor pf Killington, with the Quit Rents, Rent Charges, and other Royalties; to.•ether with the great Tythes of the greatest part of the said Parish of Harrington, extending aver 1303 Acres, or thereahodts, including the •Lands comprised in . this Lot, with the Right of Presentation to the said Vicarage and also th e tbiloWing compaa and desirable Farms an d Lands, situate in the said Parish of.Harlington, viz. A. R. I' Oyer's Hall Farni (all old inclosed), in the occupation of. Joseph Mead,' - Sundry Parcels or Land lying in the open Fields, in the said Parish of Harlington, in the occupation of William Merry, - A House, Garden, acid Smith's Shop, in Har lington, in the occupation of ThouiasCar.• 322 1 28 32 131 0 0 34 3SS • '3 This Lot will he sold subjed to the pay, ment of 41. pur Annum to the Vicar of kiar.: lington. Lot 2. Harlington Wood End Farm (except the Lands in the open Fields), in the occu pation of William Merry, - - The Cornand Grass Tythes over the same. Lot 3. Harlington Farm, in the'ocenpation of Mary,Wheeler, Cosle End Farm, itt °toil - lotion of the said Mary Wheeler,,, • - Threa Pieces of Land eilledtennell's in the occupation of Henry .Letch, •• • The Corn and. Grass Tythes over this Lot. 85 3 1 72 0 2 2.0 2 6 28 3 17 121 ...I 23- Lot 4. All that capital and compael called Old Park Foul, _situate in the Pa rish of 'Coddington, in the occupation of Tphn Fowler, Recl4iOnse Farm faditoining' the above), in the said Parish of Toddington, in the occupa tiorrOf Thomas Edwin, - 296 13S R 6 2 3g • 353 0 16 That 'part of the Estate in Toddington i s most dcairably situated for building upon, as it commands very extensive and pleasant prospeds in a Atte Sporting Country, near His Grace the Duke of Bedford's, and is within half* mite of the'road leading from Bedford to Dunstable, 13 miles from the former, and seven from the latter, rout from Woburn, Ampthill, and Luton, and forty from London. • Thomas Bunker,, of Toddington, Game:keeper, trill thew the Estates; and printed Partieulas may be ltAd of him ; also at the. Swan, Bedford George, WOborn Sugar-Loaf, Dunstabic ; George, Luton; Wooi- par k, St. Albans; of Mr. Bishton, jun. at Kasai', near Shiithal,,Salop ; and in London, ef Brot.k Bridges, Esq. Red Lion-square, where a Plan may be st.-. 11, 3/` The Tcnant6 are um* NOtice to quit at Laly-dar 11:Xt. . .;` •r ~~> ~ r. , . AL ~~• .! .'" t ,i • \ • ,