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The new Pantomime will be ,performed everrEvening till further rititice. * A new Opera, in Two Aas, called The Veteran Tar, is . in rehearsal, and will be produced immediately. THEATRE-ROYA L, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, Jan. 20, 1801, • I . will he ert Hl brined, EVERY MAN , N T HIS HUMOUR. After which will be performer*, a Pantomime Entertain ment, called, HARLEQUIN's TOUR ' • oi, The DOMINION Of. FANeA. W ith entire new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. . T he Pantomime Opens with The REGIONS o f FANCY, 'and .eonclud es with FANCY'S PA VI LLION. Oilirr r ednesclay, by Calm - nand of Their Majesties; The School for Prejudice, with the rttw PeritarOme. On ThOid,ay . , Macbeth, with The P oor S'oldier. On,'Pitdiy, The Schodi for Prejudice, With the new Pantomime. ,0p Saturday, The Merchant of Venice, Shviock,Mr. CpOke .with Love A-la-M o d e , Si r Archy gS.arcttim, lfr: Cooke. .On Monday Mr. Cooke will perform.Riehard 111. anti vlery Monday till further notice. • , . „,. , LO ON ANWUTTY OFF IC E tor the BENEFIT of WID OWS Old Fish -street, Loisdorkdail• r 7, 1801- 1-1 E ,EMBERS. of 04 Soc4ety,are desired = to attend the Half-yearly Gener - 4 Meeting of their tl Society, to be held at then - Wu:se on Wednesday next, the arstAilst. at Four .teClock in the Afternoon, for the 4 : 6 4 , 9f Pfligers, and othor Spe.:ial liminess. dub._ nALTON, secretary, NEW IiOND-STItEET. A HOUSE ro LETT. FURNISHED or 11, FU RN ISli Ep. ICiaj!ln en-MO(1 upop immediately. Enquire at No, till. , LODGINGS. SINGLE GENTLEMAN,' or a small Fa. AC I- may, may be accommodated with genteel f UR NIS lit D 1,0 Dt; ING S by, app e tving at G. a, Henrietta atreer,Cevent.garden. No other:l.4s4er the ildNie. 14. B. To tave trouble, they will not be lett for less than Six Montliv: any l'erson wanting thcal for a Persia tency, will lain the preference. "V,NGLISII STkfE LOTTSRY, DEGINS DRAWING'i t IARCH 2,.:80r. ` THEE WHEME' CONTAINS 2. 4 ,I)l#ri2Ll3 30,00 d 16.000 a,doet z 6 . sop! _l4 , Irso.A ,5 0 • Ala A MILLIO/4..6P • hIONEY Sterling in Prizes., rartofihe C4l) , i i t t alz wlll be determine:l as under.: First-Drawn Tic •I;th , Day• Ipoco Ditto, -- 29th Day 10,000 Ditto; w 43d - Day 30,000 4oth Day —. z,oese. The PRIZES" ofitluti LOTTERY 'will he paid at the usual time in FULL STERLING AIONEY without any ;biseoiint or Dvdtictiot. ' TICKETS arid SI-lARS of TICKETS . are'selling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in EtiK !laid, Scotland, aril Ireland; and the Prizes paid un -Ere:martin • '-' 'tt ~' PRESENT PRICE. Ticket • - 17 3 Half - Sl6 0 tight - 2 5 o "Qukrter 4 9 o, Sixteenth, ; s 3 0 gir Persons' in the Country rnly be supplied with Tickets or Shares, the same as if present, by sendibg }Post Office Orders, good Hips, Cash, or Bank. Notes, to , apy Lictuued Lottery aace. 1 , - PICOT-MAMOND I:OTTERY PRIZE, . ' ' - ' ' `:Estimated hi Value at near THIRTY THOU:SAND POUNDS, (By the Authority ofan Ad of Parliament). will'be decided by ilf,• ENGLISH STATEA.OTTERY, • , On the ad of March. rHE -PIAIVIOND LOTTERY consists of I. 11,425 Tickets the First:.drawn of which fr o m th e 4 State-Lottery Whe e l will be entitled to the Dianiond. The Tickets are on ii Sale, at Two Guine as e ac h, by Rl cHAR DSON, CIOODLI/CK„and Co, No. roc Cornhill, No. 5, Charing•.CrOss, and Norwich ; i; Miele the I.' wo last Prigs qf,Thirty Thousand Pounds 4 . shared, were sold:: '— ' i A ROHR 'and FIALIGITTON's Irish Poplin', 71 Tabbinet, and Family Mourning Warehouse; Rb.'B, : 0 Hen rietta-street,•Cov en t - garden, Ma ntr faiturers and N 4r cers, to ,Her Majesty, Their Royal'ilighitesscs the Prince. and Princess - of Wale: , , Duke and Dutehrts of York, It blueness of Wirtemberg, and: .the Princesset, &c. 'The i'e elevated patronage at Her NOjesty, the diltbrcnt Branches of the 4.0yal Fain iy, ' and Ladies of the first ran!: and 'l fashion, it is hoped- has Suffici e ntly esta bli s h e d, i n t h e .apiniartaf a discerning Phi)] . ic, the. decided superiority ,of Archer and Haughton's ,Pepittis 4nit Tabbinets, gold and silver Chamberries' for Court Dresses, , Turbans, &c. to render it'unneeessary t . or that House td reply to the Adver. theMentS of others, whose chief-pretensions:to the Trade a v r t is. the copying of their Advertisements,, .• • -'-' They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry that their Warehouse is . stocked with . 3 greater variety of Mourning Goods-than is to be found in any other }louse in Town, whit:li they are enabled to sell 2i prices k • (Thr ready money) much lower than they can be had for li elsewhere, the whole.being,of their own, manuladure : C they consist of white and black llornbains, 'Cliamberry and Moslin, Cambric Sarienets, Raidimores for Widows, Armozines, dress Barcelona Sages, Lutestrings, CypruS tarsenets, - Poplins, - Modes, Crape*, Scarf Silks, ll . ad F Amhief, Bombaret • tar Ser . ant • sre ilso a great choice h i . . Is. . 1, s.. . 4 - 7, of Patterns in grey Peplins and Sarsenets, for slight .- • 14 Iourning.—English yant.wide Poplins of a superior (0a .,.,, 11 1i.41.ar .3•;. 6d. per yard ; Velures,double I lack S rges .)c t and rich Irish 'fabbinet in difliment PAterns ; plain, cord. ed, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen vtho ~.-. 4. 41Ways wear black. ;' they never grow rusty or greasy in 1 Wearing, being of the very best. ,triple dye : .- ~. Anx, article bought at their H o u se no t giving the , f ullest tatisfßtion will be taken back, and 'the money returned; no . seeond /nice ever beingaske.d. .. , - N. B. The greatest variety of Golcl'and Silver Cham berry Muslins tOr Ladies Court Dressei, for the Queen's Birth Day, ever onOred for sale in this , Kingdom: they have been approved of by Her Majesty and the Princesses. Also a large assortment of rich Tabbinets for c entlemen's Court Dresses. • .: Mertlfarft kueplied to any suilditn 1 . . .. ~ MONDA JANUARY 19, 180 F. RANE LAC; H. Under. the Patronage of His Royal Highness THE PRINCE OF WALES. TO-MORROW.EVENING, I ANUARY 20 1 WILL SE GIV.LN A •SUPERB MASQUERADE, IV HONOUR OF THE BIRTH-,DAY OF HER MA:iESTY. The Tables in the Centre of the Rotunda Will be:ap propriated for Tea, Cotii:e, &c. And at One o'Clock the Boxes will be opened with the following REGULAR SUPPER Chickens, Ham, Veal, Tongue, Beef, Mince Pies, Jel lies, Blanc Mange,Pastry, Fruit, tee. In addition to which be .gleen (upon the plan which received such ge- Pneral approbation the preceding Years), FIFTY •I`WELFTH CAKES, (as Prizes to be demo for by the First 400 Masques ; each of whom upon Admission will be presented with a Ticket, which if drawn a Prize, will entitle the holder to a Twelftb.Cake. Wines at the first quality will he provided. Admittance Half-a-Guinea only : A commodious Room will be appropriated fm• Mas querade Dresses in the. leimee next the. Pay Door, where Ladies ..end Gentlemen may he supplied with a , great variety - bric Black and Cololited 'silk Dtmlines 'for Aire, from Five Shillings, to One Guinea each. —Hats, Masques, Feathers, Tickets.to be had at Mr. Birchall's Music 'Shop, NeW Bond-Street e, Mr. Bealby's MasqueradoWareheese,- ventry-streot ; Mrs. Richman's Masquerade Warehouse, No. 36t, Oxfoid-strect ; Mr. Croft's Masquerade *fate. hduse, Fleet-street; Mr. Farrance's, Paitry-Cookucl late-hill and, Spring-gardens • Mr. Roach's, No. 71. 0 Flay. market ; and at Rarteligh-House, where Dresses Maybe had on the Evening.' • An excellent Band will be provided for the Caustry ; Dalices and the 'Corporation Band in full Uniform, will, during Supper, pertbrin some of the most favourite Mi litary Pieces. Doors to be open at Ten o'Clock. , • LE ~, 1 - enemy tl, 'Sox. T a very Nubierous and Resiteaable MEET , ,A ING of MERCHANTS, MANUii.ACTURERS and MILL OWNERS, held this Day at the . Mbied ,in pursuance of Public Advertisement from ;the Trustees, of the Mixed and White Cloth-Halls; to take into Consideration _the propriety of petitioning the King for the purpose of obtaining a speedy Peace ; • Mr. OS LPN% LI NS L in the Chair; Is was tinanintousty lUNtifvel, t. That great numlicrld., laborious and industrious Fa. millet, who have hitherto supported themselves by the Manufafiures of this Neighbourhood, arc now reduced to the reatest Distress. Resolved Unanimously, • 2. That many, of .the' more wealthy. Manufaiturers, :wanting a Sale for their Goods, have been usWer the ,ne ceSsity of dismissing a great proportien of t hni t Workmen, who in consequence theteolicave been Ohl igekl,„to apply for Parochial Relief, thereby adding to the numbers already dependent upon the Parishes for their SUbsistence, which has advancaiour Poor.Rates'beyond all example. Reiolved Upanirriously, 3. That qur Tsxes have advanced in as great or a greater proportipn.. Restfliiitt Unanimou'sly, • .4. That in addition to' these.Evila, , every kindof Pro. andfputirula i ly. Corn, . has risdpto . a most exor bitant . Priec. , Want, Considering that of Employment to the preSent extenta.: the exveSsive , Vemancts upon up for Peer-Rates, utscr.noug .h.. U; O 4. were unknown 'to thts Country - befoft — thr unfortunate War in which 'we are engaged; Resolved Unanimously, S. That. the War is the principal cause of these Compli cated Evils ; that if it be . eontimied, the absolute Ruin of very great numbers of us is inevitable and that it is a duty we owe to our Country, our Families, and our Pas teritv, to - petition the King to adopt Such-Measures as His It4iJOyitt'his lvisclom may see fit fur the purpose of Ob i taitung a speedy Peace. . Resolved Unan i nous Iy, 6 That a Committee of Thirteen Gentle Men be ap. pointed, withwer to add to their numbe r , 10 carry the ,foregoing Resolution into etka.. Resolved, 7. That William Wilberforce, Esq. and the Hon...L. Lascelles, our County MeniLier4, be requested' to . present the Petition to the King. Resolved Unanimously; • ; 8. That the Proceedings of this Meeting be published in the Leeds, and . such Provincial and London Papers, as the Committee may judge proper. Reiolved Unanimously, 9. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the ITrustees•of the Mixed and White Cloth. Halls, for tailing us to_gether Upon this important occasion. • ' Resolved Unanimously, to. That the Thanks or this lvfeeting be given to Mr. t Joseph Linsley, for his im partia4 Condua in the Chair. JOSEPH LINSLEY, Chairman. NEW NIUSiC. This Day was publi.hed, Pricy is. 6.4. T HEMAY-FLY • a GLEN or two Trebles ancl. a Bass. ny Dr. CALLCOTT Printed for the Aut'sor, and soht at the Musk Silo), Where nvey be had, ALONZO and I MOCiINE, i&7e. HINDU LAWS. This Day was published; 'm Three large Volumes, Bvo. with a copious I ndeN, Price Two Guineas, A DIGEST of HINDU 'LAW; on CON. 41 TRACTS and SUCCESSIONS ; WITH A COMMENTARY. By- JAC:ANNAI;I4A TERCAPANCHANNA. Translited froin the Original Sauserit, t -By H. T. COLEBROOKE, Esq. judge of Mirzapore, •Resiticnt at the Court of Rerar, and Member of the Asiatic Society instituted at Bengal. Calcutta : Printed at the Honourable Company's Press : 'London re-printed tbr J. Debrett, Piccadilly. . 11 . * * The Love Work comprises the Codes of the wisest Lawgivers of India, expounded by the most learned and skilful Commentators; and will be found to form the most comprehr:isive and perspicuous Body of the Hindu Laws that has hitherto app tired in thc Eivlish ,1..11101eZt: ,='. .".... ( .?f Whout.jrw he liad,,!, '. ' , , ._ ' Licitteriapt %motet Sp m rits s Ebassy vci - to 'A ad, ,-, • Ai Twenty-miner elegant Engravings, rl. r is. 6d; • The Aiiatic Annual Register, liar 1799, f3s. .Voyage in Search of. La I'erouse, with Forty-time En gravuig..., il. tI3. 6d. . . : r;l' sonnini's Travels in tipper and Lower Egypt, 4 1 .0. %Yith !Twenty-nine elegant Eiwavings, 2t. 425; 61. Ripand's Reports in Egypt, tOtiViihd with Sonnini's Travel , Trays 4to. and Bvo. 3s, 6d. - •' . . This Day were p41,11015(1, • In One Vol. Octavo Pricers. in boards, • i'lk irENIOIRS of ANdtLUS POLITI ANUS, IVI. 4CTUS ,siNe rtmis .SANAZARILIS, PE-' TRUS BEMBUS, HIERONYMUS . FRACASTORt -IUS, MARCUS ANTONIUS FLAMINDIS, am'. the AMA LTtl EI . Translations from their Poetical W or k s and 'Noted tract - Observations concerning other ' Liter: •y -Characlers of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth C entur i es , By, the Rev. W. PARR GRESWELL, ; Curate of . Denton, in Loncashire. ,i- • Primal for T. Cartel!, iUtt. and Vi.: I)aivi.!!% Siliand. . This Day were published, In small Odavo, price ss. in boards, 11010 EX S. By ANNE—B ANNERMAN. , 1 " When the ear of a Ittyiewer is palled, and his at tention is neariy exhausted, by listening to the'lnonotones ofmediociity which sound from modern lyres ; it is a rich reward for his labour, it is a cordial for his wearied. spirits tryhear tlit breathing of ardent Geniisilliiti4.ha ,rell the ap proaches iga real M d / Use.. Suchcompence havbiwe ex, pariencedfrom the.energetic numbers of Miss Bannerman ). ,and such rfiliel has been iniparted* by' the soothing intro.: ence'of 114 K charming Song. , Miss-li..'s natural good sense awl high whetical attainments entitle .her i.ote,ragardect as the', Sewatil of the North !" -., • •• ' ` ' ". i ' , Britislt Crreic,.Atigtist Igoe. yrinta,for Lbogimpn and Rczs, No. 39, Paternoster- TOY/; and Mundell and Son, Edinburgh. • , This Day %%ere published, : . 1 laptipmely printed, small live); price Ss. boards, 4.1 Y RRI C A L T. AIE S, . 4 4y: Mrs. M44I4.—ROIANWN- I - -N.litnkinfitn-arttl. 0; Aces, Paterposler row... _ • • , Of whom may be had, lately published, by tin: star: • Author, ' r.. The Natural Daughter; with Portraits of the 1.C2- 43144 Faintly ; in 2 price 74. boards. 1. The Valse Plisltd; a Novel; in 4 vols. 12 no. price t6s. sewed, ad edition: Aix* jurt published, from the. French of .Madarne (L.!: Cent's. The Rival Mothers; or Calumny; a Nov'el; 4 rots. IS$. sewed. „ . . In the Press, and speedily will be published, in Quarto, Price to Subscribers pne Cuinci, to Non. Subscribers' • One Pcund, Five Shillin s, A . N INQUIRY-into the STRUCTURE and £l,. ANIMAL ECONOMV of the HORSE ; comp.& hending the Diseases to which' ttis Limbs anti Feet ate subjed,. with proper Diredions for Shoeing. To which is added, an Attempt to explain the Laws of his Progres sion on Mechanical and Anatomical -Principles. The whole illustrated by Sixteen Copper-plates, By RICHARD LAWRENCE, Veterinary Surgeon, Birmingham. Subscriptions are received by T. A. Pearson, Birming ham ; Wallis, Paternoster-row, and G, Nicol, Pall , Mall, London. N. B. The Public are requested to observe, that thhi Treatiuo has no connexion with that advertised by John. Lawrence. „ WEIR's COLLECTION'of NATURAL CURIOSI TIES, Princes.street, Edinburgh. TO BE SOLD THAT Beautiful COLLECTION of QUA. DRUPEDS, )3IRDS, FISHES, SERPENTS, ko. the :propFrty of the late, Mr. Weir, whose ingenuity and industry in the proservation of ,Ammals, are sufficiently known to the Public. All the articles, are in the highest order, and the Fishes in particular have. allowed' by the best Judges to stand unrivalled.' In this Museum are contained many rare and valuable Specimens of FossilS, Mineral's, Shells, ' and other Curiosities. . Prices arc affixed to each articie, which will be sold se parately, should no .Purchaser otter for the whole, Collec tlOA, according. to Articles of Sale, of which Copies may be had gratis at the door, - of the Museum. KENSINGTON-SQUARE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IVIi.KIIMBERLEY, On 'Wednesday the zest of this inst. Jannary„ ash, and' the folloWing,Pay, on the Premises, No. 4, the North Side .at Kensin h -ton-square, by virtue of ,an E:seention under the Sheriff of the'Cotnity of NI ickileseic ; ALL the 'REMAINING 'FURNITURE; Plate, Linen., China, GLiss, Books, and other EfFeels. The Ilia:As of the Rev. Mr.'Ltoyd will be - sold on the' secerral. Day. May be viewed on Tuesday the Stotb, - and .the Morning of Sate, beginning precisely at Eleven o'Clock. Cata logues of which will be delivered at the Place at' Sale; the adjacent , ' rins and Collee-houses; and at.'Mr. Kimberley's; No. 160, Piccadilly._ N. U. The Lease of the Premises will be sold the first I.ot. (.Ifr Several capital. Residences, and genteel Cottages, Furnished or Untutnishtxi, to be Sold Or' Lett'. Ellquire as abuse, Mr. KEMBLE's EDITION of PLAYS, As they arc acted at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane: rCYMBELINE, ` Way of the. World, King John, Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear,' Measure for Measure, Merchant of Venice,_ Much ado about Nothing, Venice reserv l / 4 1, Alexander the Great, The Plain Dealer, The Merry Wives of Windsor &c. See. Printed and published by e. Lowndes, N 0,.. 66, Drury- Lane; and sold by H. D. Syrnends, Paternoster-row. Of worn may be had, price Four Guineas in boards, Giilbrd's•History of France, in roar largo Quarto Vole. with a ,Supylemenrary Volume, conutining the Reign of Louis,o lie Sixteenth, and the History of the first Sik of the Revolution. A few Copies on fine Royal Paper, price Six Guineas. Also, Barriugion's Voyage to Botany-Bay, Two Parts, price 45. , This Day was publishtd, price 3s. fid. rrFIE ART of FLOATING GRASS-LAND, fully taught lay a minute Description,. and-Three Descriptive. Plates.. Also, price 94. A Proof that large. Farms are in no wise instrumental in causing the present,. Scarcity. - - By . T. WRIGHT.. Sold by . j. Scatcherd, No. 12, Ave-Maria-lane ; Hatch ard, Piccadilly;; by all the London Booksellers ; and by Mrs. iota's, Oxford.; and J. Rackharn, Bury. Where may be had, Nicol s's Scotch Forcing Gardcher and Praftical Planter This Day was publishai, Price Jas. 6d, boards, Dedicated, by pertnission, to the Right, lion. Lord Kenyon,• A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW 2 - .1. of ANNUITIES ; wherein the different Securi- - - -- --- ties for Annuities, and the Remedies for the Recovery thereof, are fully exeinplihed t • together with the Deter minations pf the Courts on the. Censtruellon of the An nuity Aei. To which is added, a large t.otfeetioit of Prva)dents, drawn and accurately settled in the Course of Prat:lice, and adapted -to every Species of Property that can be made an efiettual Security for an Annuity ; with Mentorii.ls thereof,' whereby the same may bo prepared with precision, and dispatch. By ROBERT WITH Y i - nt Craven-street, Sblieltor; Member of the Hon. Society of the-Inner Temple,. •London: Printed tar J. Butterworth, Fleet-street. B. Thi Work, by shewing how, anti upon what Securities, Money may be obtained by the granting of an Annuity, anti how the same may be legally and oi:dually secured, will not only he found of great utilityja the Profession, but to all Permits who arc necessitated'tomtit Money by granting A nnuities, or, who may be disposed to increase their Income by the purchase thereof. Publishing in Numbers by Subscription, dedicated by permission to the Right Holt., Lord Penthyn. lust publisihecl t Number Z.I. A COLLgCTION of ARCHITECTVRAL 1. DESIGNS, Rural anti-Ca rnafnen tal, Exeented in . variety of Buildings upon the Estates of the Right Hon. Lord Penrhyn, itt Cans; rvonshire and Cheshim. Accurately dolincated by, LEWIS W. WYATT. The whole Id be illUsinted by Thirty original Designs of Cot. tips, Eartn.houses, Lodges, hins, Viii s, .kc. and to be commixed in Ten Numbers Quarto, with Letter-press, Description, and two PerapetlEve Views.' Engraved by Dines llasire,—One NumLer to be delivered every Two 'Months, ?tax to Sub;cribers s. 'td. Royal Quarto.; Proof linprossion on I fliperial raper London Publisitml tor the Editor by J. Taylor, at the Atchiteelumllibrtry, No. 59, Iliyh Holborn ; R. Foul det, eund.street ; and Vernor and IL:od, Poultry ; where subi,npupmforthss Work are received.' To BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,' In Lots, at the. Angel Inn, in the Town of Ludlow, in the. County of Salop, on Thursday the 19th Day of February next, between: the Hours of Three and Six o'Clock in the ,'Afternoon, stibjeet to'Cohtlitions of Sale. unless Disposed of in thet'lle RtcJn time by Private CCM, pla, of which due Notice will be given ;‘• Lot V. A Very Spacious, Elegant, and Sub. stantial 13RICK-BUILT. AfFSSUAGIE, with its Appurtenances, most destrahlv and pka.;:torty situated in Broad-street, Ludlow, late she Residence r: Mrs. Tolcleroy, and 'since of Dr; Moseley, deceased. Premkes, which are freehold, and were - entirely built within these last thirty .years, consist of a Yt"ry corn plote and convenient Mansion Ifouse, in petted repair,' and tit for the reception of a large Vain& ; having on the Gro u n4;l , boot 'an handsome Entrance-h and 'S tairette; neat 13reakfastfrooni 4 Dining-ro9in 1$ et t 6 feet 6 inches, with 3 deep lteces,i for Snleboevl ; et. 21 teet.6 inches by Ig, fitted up with great to to and ele gance ; Hotniekeepers. room, Servant C- halt, But Lr's pantry,-.. Larlier, large Kitchen, and c.,:cellent Cellarirg under the whole; prewhouse, with an abundant supply of Water, Poultry-yard, and other DOromic Offices, most conveniently arranged. On the First - Floor, six very har.l - . iry Bedchambers, and two mssnig rooms anti on tile Attie Story, l'Otir exceedingly coin fortable Lotigtiv 7 tombs, With Back-sfaircase to ditto. Al i a roomy 'Four-itAlt Stable CoaCh-ltouse, witri Cranary, and Hay-lofts OVer Sair;o, and an ex.cc,oing goo' Garde.n djoining the House, Walled ill, and well stotized with f rui t Trees, now, in their prime,. Possession inav be had at tin next. Lot 2. 'A FA WO, of which imuidiate Possq , sliat may be had, situate - cost' Whltchtlk, within the distitme of a Quarter of a Aelile from Ludlow ; couz;rsting or a small Masstrage, with a St4lalC, Fold-y.4rd, and other convertiencies, -andLit;ol3t A. a 1.. to P. (snort or less) of yell , fertile Arabic anttAleadol,v iv laid out,lisa ina SptC Ot high and improved Cultivation,' These Premises are held fonthe remainder or a Tenn of Thirty.,ont Years, of wilifeh Twenty -tivq: were unexpi T ied at Michaelmas last, under the Comm; isioners of the Lnd, - low Paving Ad, at the Y,2,srly Rent of n. 31, is, 941., an: most abundantly prodnelive, and would prove an :IcivatiL tageou's as well as ay; ‘reable errtmlov and amusement to any G vntkman purchasing Lot r, and dispozed to ,Fittru on a small The Purchaser of these'Prerni4es will be alleKvecl By the Carninissioners, at the expiration of the Lertse, tht Value of all Buildings creeleil, and Trc , zs pl.3nteri thereon, during the Term. N, B. The Live and ne. , tt Stock, and implements of littshandry un the above Frani, will be Sold (on tilt , . Pre tills:3) on .the Morning ot the 19th of Fetyrnaty, at Ten. o:Clock. For views of the. respective Premises, apply trt the Uc cupiersi and fur fatting Particulars, to Itlescrs. i3axtet alai Lloyd, LUdiOW [PRICE SIX PENCE. EABl' LAIDLI MUSE, De, , inker 17, tgr.qi. rr Fl COUR-7' If DIRECTO R...c* cf ibe NIT E CO 211 P Ni" .I)li.' RC ILA' FS E 1.r4. 1) t7.t lir4 is its* Eau fralici; That a (4“.4,41 Coin of the ~aia ( Ant.t" , :v 'r/a 7 4dic ,,, enot< -, il, at IM Lea.lr reel, ,v 15e t 8 I , ler the of . tawhiag deratiott ate tu6jt4 ?I - Patronage. . 1;71, 11.1....1 .1-1 Rif .41S/1 Y, Sc,. tnis Day was published, Price is. or los. b u t. for a Dozen Copies. .. QTX LECTURES on the CHUItCH CATE CHISM, intended for public cr prliate instruction; more particularly aperopriated to the Sundays in Lent. ' By the Rev. SAMUEL GLASSE, D. b. Reaor of Wanstead, in Essex, and Chaplain in Ordinary, to His Majesty. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No 62, • St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by J. Hatcharcl, No. 173, Picea. dilly. 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