The Sun. — London, England, 1801-10-31 00:00:00

,~ ovidence ; i)nega ; a, Martin, ,Son, frog' ;lop Ro-- iery ; auct Esq. -row, Ste rrers. yes, in tho ,17 213 p'ctn, y _~'„~ ,} ~_ :s used la n the most Co.'s Ar se, Tich- Ire now on Barrelled ruse_ Gums lens browf"~` it tOn• and System bl if long con• exclusive, si r esu lt or ar as I at o tht most Surgeon , rescue in len, or Of f '. llaNre Lie A VEN 1r long dil' rising frog' , of matur e stem in W 0 ILITY. e, or hastC it not up' poisoned Di uperior me' even wile! le to often ? 1 distress LI iniations-„ vice, or t" that staff lce such ITilsery, bttt some consoi in objet the ren103,,,„ of Reno*' It the •rite ,„ anly vigouf , Counterac :s, no great net vetlei'atrn. Istitution• ciisappois tc" .o area, that tiicaY skip Pri4eYt4k i/1 5 ) state, lo• e i l e Wit 1 be constilt'7, S`nte), at 11 :: Temple 1 4 ' Water-street, nes. :t , t ,t; i , uo:11 pt- 4 ,11 t heir , o i; lage'paid), an the S; d 3ti lll recomill e ll.tra ore the " o f v o i Olen - Sive rebotarth to be had Doers froi. 3ttics 1 0 1 : N of E. es t 13j lat e Oedicine 3.cron anr, *o p , Bristol; abc .7.halroets, ot, 'Colli ns ' biro ; , It re Irelati";.of Veildei? N NIBEh -844] ThEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS , PRESENI EVENING, 06tober 31, !Sot, Their MajeStis' Servants will aci a Comedy, called -THE JEW. Sir Stephen Bertram, Mr. POWELL ; Charles R.b.litle, Mr. BARRYMORE; • kredeti , :k Bertram, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; . Sheva, Mr-BANNISTER, jun. j,t3..t1, Mr.. S It ETT ; MY:Saunders,_:Mr.- HADDOCKS. . • ' Mrs. Ratcliffe, -Mrs. SPARKS ; Mrs. Coodison,.Mrs. MADDOCKS ; Dorcas, Miss TIDSWELL. • WITH . _ THE SHIPWRECK,. . . Selwyn,. Mr. DiG'N.UM • . Harry Hawser, Mr. BANNISTE I R,,jun. - Michael Goto, Mr. COOKE ; :Shark, Mr. C-AUL FIELD ; Dick, Master HEATHER. Angelica Goto, Miss ST EPI-lEN.S ; - - karaiy, - Miss DE CAMP ,- . ~. Sally Sh,kimroA, Mrs. ELAND. 'l oxes, 6s. Second Price, 3s. Pit, 35, 6d. - Second Price 2s. Gallery, - zs. Second P riceos. •1J pper Gallery, is. • Se cond Price, 6d.—No Money to be Returned. ,_ Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. hisbrook , a t t h e gox Office, in Little Russell-street. The. Doors to be opened at half past Five, and to begin at. halfafter Six.. a . The Opera of The Pirates is deferred for a few days, on account of the iridispositiiM - 61 - Mrs. Cronch. On Monday, the Tempest, with 'he: Liar. Due notice will be given of Mrs. Biliington's next per formance. , . THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, ON MONDAY NEXT, ,November 2, !SOT, will be performed the Tr4ecly of • - . KING RICHARD .THE THIRD. Richard, "Mr, COOKE ,• • King Henry, Mr. MURRAY ; Buckingham, Mr. WHITFIELD Tre.ssel, Mr, BETTERTON • Catesby, Mr. CLAREMON'f; And Richmond, Mr. CORRY. Lady Anne,. Mrs. LITCHFIELD ,_- And thE Queen, Miss - CHAPMAN. WITH • • THE ESCAPES; -Or, THE WATER CARRIER. the ori4nal Music composed by Ciizauistr The Principal Charaigers by ' 'Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr:TOWNSEND, Mr. HILL. Mr. SIMMONS, • Miss DIXON, Miss wlir - rt,Ey, Miss HOWELLS, Mri. BASTER, &c. rhe New Comoclv of Folly as It.F lies, was received last u'lkhr, On its second performance, by a most brilliant and cr owded Audience, with the same warmth of applause as h o-. *tired its first representation—the ath Night will he on ,11esday, with' (bv permission of the Proprietor o f the /Tay :4,,o,rket Theatre ) The Review, or The Wags of W indsb r— • t 4 sth on Thursday, with the Escapes - arid the 6 th on Sa v . Mrs Billington baing suanently recovered of her late se-, tre Indispo&ition, will certainly appear at this Theatre On: L - dnesday and F riday . (ny particulandesire) in the Charatter. cf 114andane, in the Serious Opera of 'Al.tasterxes. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. MISS LINWOOD% EXHIBITION, with ad -ditiosuit ~l' ICI' i' RFS, IS Rr7. , OPEN,ED, and will. '"1 rintre Every Day, Sutiday excepted., from Nine in the Nariling till Evening. . Admittance One Shilling. MARRIAGE.SETTLEMENTS. PELICAN - LIFE-OFFICE, Lombard-street. INSURANcE UPON LIVES is found to supply at aid to Marriage - Settlernents; so important as to pre-. rent incumbrances• on Landed Estates; and, to furnish the moans of au adequate Settleinent, in many cases, where no t oner suitable Security - could - be given. „tife-leitses, • Reversions, .income during Life arising, from , V t vil or Military Offices, may be preserved to the Families • tlie Holders, by Life Insurance. rne Proposals of this-Office for Insurance on Single Lives,, ,Zioint Lives; and- a nd i ; also for imoviding En ;l'', mews tOr Male Female Children, either separately 'RI Families, are delivered' gratis at the Office. • - . . P. BOWERS, Sec. - - GENTLEMEN -holdino - Vacancies in either Ca_ Nairy or Infantry, may be informed of immediate Fur tr4sers, by applying to Mr.. ESTE and Co. NO. to, Nor "t4nherland-street, Strand ; and Officers, who, in conse-' li t tlenee of-the Peace 'May w:sh io'relite or exchange,. will find 2 0 their interestAnapply - to this Office.An experience of. ' Y eti Negotiations-of this nature, induces Mr. Este conceive the Gentlemen who intrust his House with the 4;,:rgement of their objeds, will riot fail to have every thing `; l ll,)lished, the. ability ofgn Agent can ensure, whose con innsextend to every part of the United Kingdom. _ O 4. 31, 1801. MILITARY NEGOCIATIONS. qENTLEMEN in the ARMY are respeftrutly ti acquainted, that Messrs.. HARRISON . and Co. con ttr"e to tranSaa Military Negociations at No. 74, Newman thrt, on' the most liberal . terms; and . beg _leave to avail lieltNtlves of the opportunity which Peace Kesages, to S - ar e toe Agcncv" of as manY'of their Friends who . t t ,„ n w previou.ily eng.iged, assuring them that' no care or at or - 4 ,. Sa it ue wanting, which can add to their convenience L i ccuunnodation. •s • A 'Majority of Infantry for Sate, on particul4rly ell in also Majorities and COmetcies of. Cavalry, and I ,„ttk-Lieutenant,...y of. Life Guards.- A Lieut. -Coloncicy; Vitiorities, Companies, and Licutenantcies of Infantry, and tisigbees on'atinot every station.—Lxchangel'in general, Cavalry and Infantry, at Home and onServiee. f Newniu-street a 'Oa 30, D URABLE INK, to Mark or Write on Linen with a Pen. WITH this curious Preparation, . which is an L . indelible Mick, Initials, Name's, Cyphers,, Crests, v• may be formed wit,l the utmost expedition, and without ineumbrance or expence of any implements ; and will be I,Ynd to stand every test Of Washings, AcidS, Alkalies, AC. It ; wrote on Linen as it comes from the loom;it;firinly stands Bleacl,ing. . It is also a most certain Criterion. of Pro tY, nothing, can discharge_ it without destroying the Th le n- TWA Families, Ladies and Gentlemen who travel, k m Araiy, Navy, Public Bodies, Schools, liotel, Tavern, 4 4 : Innkeeper's, and the Public in general, the Proprietor I.l l Lit:stly recommends thig useful article in full confidence, • v . ° l l the first trial .they Will be pedealy satisfied of its 44 4 s* -- and will ever after adopt this mode of marking their P t 4 • etip!, • ~-. l) , arecl and sold, Wholesale and retail, by John Scott , Water-coloor Preparer - to Fier Majesty, N0:417, tiir e .edtcrd-street, in the Strand, London, in bottle's, sit h ivi l i`pons, price as. and double bottles, 3s: 6d. each, one o. will mark several hundred articles. ,43117,_ Observe, - the outside wrapper 'is marked " Scott's lnk," and the Price ; and on the bottle of the ink, T si gnattire " Scott." b ° ,,Gentlemen. in Trade throughout the Kingdom, who c ; unttle Articles, Scott solicits their attention -to the ; as its general utility, real good quality, and moderate added to the assistance itS sale wiil receive throngli ilihiet:Aleaprints will unquestionably render it, in the hands ci first Venders, a }correspond atile. And those who do..not at in p with Scott, are respealu y th e r nle o ., that the several Wholesale Houses through 1 .111 . ar F stipplied With Scott's other - goods, will- forwai, s Crtici e . .FeOtZ ' FT's NANKEEN' DYE, in bottles at is. 2d: ; ' "True- , Bine, in bottles of varicitts sizes., Also,' D ra • s ‘ ‘,:Pe ,- fine Water-colours, in cakes ; and all necessaries fur 1 4 .-4 -ud Colouring, wholesale and retail, as above. \\\ 3 . < /11 1 p(3%‘%\... //7‘\ ROYALTY THEATRE, WELVs:STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS. r\N MONDAY, November a, and Five follow- V., jog Evenings, Nvill be presented (first time) a Spectacle Romance, in Two Parts, called THE BRIDAL SPECTRE, Exhibiting among many interesting Events, a superb and de corated Procession of the Knights of Malta. First time, a comic Pantomime, called • HARLEQUIN POINTER. In the cowse of the Evening will be stutg the following Songs : " The Sea was by Mrs. WA RKELL, her—seventh pearance. " Murphy Delaney," by Mr. JOHANNOT. From the Uncommon applause bestowed on, Mr. I R ELAND, the original .Flying. Phenomenon, he will appear every Evening next Week, and go through his wonderful Leaps, &c. The whole to conclude with (never performed) an entirely new Allegorical Speetacle, called THE. OLIVE BRANCH -Or, THE RATIFICATION. In the course of the . 'Pantomime will be poUrtrayed, the fol— ' lowing entirely New Scenery, &c: ist. The Mansion of War. - Song, "The Goddess of Plenty," by. Mrs. WELDON. G.rand Pyrrhic Dance. War sub dued by Peace. zd. The Temple of Concord. Song, "By Britannia," by Mrs. WARKELL. - • 3d. The Mansion House, 'I he Preliminaries of Peace as officially announced by LOni Hawkesbury'. Song; " The Extraordinary Gaiette." Duet, "The Barber and Sweep," by Messrs. SINCOCK and DE €AST,RO. Recitative, The Reconciliation." Song, , " Nan of St. Catherine's," by Mr. JOHANNOT. • 4th. View, West .End of London : the Arrival of Citizen Colonel Laureston; . . sth.` The India-House Illuminated; General Joy, and John Bullinhis Glory. - To conclude with a grand appropriate Procession in the Tem ple of Fame, representing-the Retreat of the HEROES of ENGLAND._ The Scenery entirely New, designed and painted.by Messrs. Grieves, Whitmore Clark, &c. The Banners, Trophies, Properties, &c. by Messrs, Rom- Bradwell, &c. The Machinery by M. Honor and Assistants. The Songs by Mr. -Upton. The Music by Mr. Sanderson. And the whole invented arid, produced by Mr. As T LEY, jun. Lovvei and Upper Boxes v.—Second Price as. Pit 3S.- Sectind Price is. First Gallery, rs:—Sixond P rice 6d. U pper_Gallery 6cl, Doors to be opened at Halt-past Five, aid begin at Half past six 'o' C lock. : --Second Price at tlalf-past E ight &Clock . NAVIGATION-ROUSE, _ „_ _ 16th October, tEct. THE Di redor-General of INLAN DVAVIG A TION in Ireland, considering •the importance of ren dering the River Shannon navigable from Lough Allen to the Sea, whereby a ready conveyance. may be attOrded. for the .produce of the fertile shores of that River, and of the Col leries and other Males upon its banks, so far as the circum stances of the country will allow,; • • And having taken into consideration the favourable oppor tunity which the prospect or returnhig Peace holds forth ior undertaking works or tilts description; This Board will receive Proposals (according to the pro visions of •-ut Act passed in the 40. h year of His present Ma jesty for promotinA Inland Navigation in Ireland) from any Person or Col - rya - I . ly of Persons b:longing to any- part of the • United Kingdom, who- may be willing .and able to enter upon and pru4ecute with dispatch, and eftett the improve meat of the Navigation of the River Shannon, troth 1...0ugh Allth ; litstlAtle Board wilt Ic:onmientra"large I,nd li Nral-aid to be, granted to the persons who shall contract for the coat pletion ot proper Works for that purpose, of such dimensions and upon such terms as shall be agreed upon, By Order of the Directors ; General, • WILDIAM GREGORY, Sec. S4TURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1801. toners • S U N. WANTED TO PURCHASE, A N ADVOWSON, or the NEXT PRESEN- Ci TI ON to aLI VING, • value from 200. to 4001. per annum, where an early Vacancy may be apeded. • In violable sec resy will be observed if requireii. Address (post-paid), to A. B. at Mr. Lawson's,. No. 2a, Fleet-street. _ BREAD. FAMILIES that make Bread miry be supplied with *HAND MILLS for GRINDING WHEAT lo FLOUR, on the - most simple.'Construetiop, and . Machines for Dressing Flour. Also a Mill.well worth. the. attention of those that keep Horses, 'Hogs, or. Poultry, as it will break. Oats, Beans Pease, Barley, grind Malt and other Grain. Improveelndiari Corn Mills to be had bf Bent and Son, Ironmongers, No. los, St. Martin's-lane, Charing -cross. To the CURIOUS-in FISH § SAUCES, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS and SON's ESSENCE Of ANCHO VIES:—The great reputation which Mr. Burgess has gained by his superior Essence of Anchovies, and ether Rich Sauces, tor Fish Sauce, Stewed. Reef, Hashed Calves Heads, Beef Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild ,PoWl and Game, with inans7 Delicacies for therable, Sideboard; and Store=rOorr4 which are more fully exii'yesSed in hiS Catalogue (hehelng the inventor of them), has Induced many, persons to give the same name to articles entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in Loodon by persons who go to - the princispal Towns in England, Scotland, and Ireland; to solicit. Orders of Tradesmen and Innkeepers, who in consequence are often served with spurious sotts, by allowing them arLeitra profit. Which is no't only an imposition, but a great disapPointmdnt to Families who purchase them With view of having.good Sauce to their Fish, &c.,- , • . • N.B. None are their genuine, but what have these words on the label, " Burgess's Original and Superior Esgenee of An:. thovics, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps f • LondOn." KING'S ARMS HOTEL, TAVERN, and C.OFFEE HOUSE, Palace-yard, Westminster. THOMAS HENDERSON, of Southampton street, Strand, respectfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Gentlemen of the honourable pro fession otrhe Law, that he has taken and fitted up the .above House in the first stile, and which ix now open tor their ac-' ception. T. H. flatters himself that they will find every convenience and comfort combined in the appointment of several Suites Of Apartments, which are' adapted to the ae- - commodation of Families of the first respeaability, as well as Single Gentlemen: the charges will be -moderate, and rectitude and liberality govern'his conduct. T. H. 'has laid in alarge Stock of choice Old-Wines, and can assure. -them that it will be his constant endeavours to desery.e.their favours by a punctual and obliging attention to their commands. T. H. begs leave -to observe, that for the: particular ac commodation of Gentlemenattendant on Westminster Hall, on ;the first, Day of Michaelmas Term will be revived the ancient custom at this House, of Roasting a large- Rouh3 of. Beef. • DR. RORRIS's DROPS':' THE superior Efficacy of this Medicine,' in the following Disorders; has, more than half an age, been universally experienced and acknowledged. < Fevers of all sorts, whether inflammatory, putrid, miliary, ner vous, or heaie but especially the Putrid, or Yolfow so fatal itiliot Clithates, in -which destruaive- - nalady, by a lioeral.application,. the Patient is•recoverecl in the.very hour of expected dissolution. In complaints of the Stomach and BciwelS, Asthmas, inveterate Coughs, Colds, the Scurvy and Impurities-of the Blood, - impaired Constitutions, and the decays and discomforts of advanced:Life, nothing can exceed is cordial and salutary effeCts. A table-spoonful in a glass of `ivater, taken occasionally, prevents the ill effeds fre quently experienced in nervous arid bilions habits, from Sea bathing, or drinking the Mineral Waters. The Family Bottle, 225. is only to be had at the Doaor i s :House, Lower Brook-street; t..;roSvenor-square, .where Books „or Cures are deliyered, gratis, and all Orders TOT Exportation executed. The other sized gottles arc Sold Wholesale - and Retail by. Messrs. Jeboult and ku. No. 150, Oxford-street. DAME FORTUNE _ . Deals out her Cards the 16th of next Month, for the last time in Ireland ; Therefore those who wish to partake of her favours, have no time to lose. SCHEME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT TERY, Value of each. X.10,00c0 , is s t oop ---- 2,000 ---- i,oaq so, 100 -...--- so No. of Prizes,' Total Value. 0.40,000 . • 20,0n0 g,ocb s,OOO 2,500 I,soo 1,000 72,000 8,000 8,057 P rizes. 23,943 L . So,ooo 32,000 Tiqk?ts. Capitals Determinable. Fie - 4 drawn Ticket, 'lst Day, - ,C. 500 Ditto, 4 - 4th Day, - 1,000 Ditto, 7th Day, - 5,000 ' Dittr), - 13th Day, - 10,000 • DM() - • .Igth Day, 10,000 Ditto, last Day . - - 2,0L)0 Present Prices of Tickets and Shares. Whole Tickei - ,C.. 8 5 0 Eighth - - 2 6 Half ditto - - 4 7 o Sixteenth - o .11 6 Quarter ditto - - 2. 4 o Ticketeand' Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li censed,_Lottery Office. *** A speedy purchase is recommeded, as Tickets are rising. • Begins Drawing the 16th of next Month: Schemes ;nay be had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices. LOTTERY. TICKETS AND•SHARES ARE SELLING AT 12 I S H's (one of the Original Contractors), 1.) Licensed Offices ' N0..4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Char ing-cross,- where the following Capital Prizes were Sold, Shared, and Registered by T. BISII: LAST YEAR., THIS YEAR. 34,925 - -,~.20,000 1 50,061 - -k .30,000 1,957 - .. 2,000 9,593 - - to,ooo 22,333 .. - r,OOO • .44,007 - - 5,000 11,683 -- - 1,000 11,563 - - 2,000 , 17 2 4 3 '' - ',On' t ' 5,377. - - loog '5,795 - - '5 OO 511,425 - - 500 All kinds of Government Securiue3 bought and sold by Commission ( Tickets and Shares registered, and P rizes paid on demand. PRISINT PRICE. ENOLISH. Ticket - z 6 4 o Half - 8 7 3 Quarter - 4 5 0 . Eighth - _ 2 3 o Sixteenth . x x 6 tares will rise. ENGI,4I,Ind IRISH STATE. LOTTERIES for zEor.. ~HEM, . 'ILKE , IS are sold and divided into Jl. HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BURNE and CO. Stock-Bro kers, at their State Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else on their account. . Irish Ltatery becins drawing 16tn November , liSh, 3d March, Letters, post-paid,. duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Orde:.:. accompanied with short-dated Bills on Lon don, or Po.rt-Oflice Orders, pundually attended to; and to prevent rn:_.,—kes as well as delay, Correspondents are re qutzit-^WID sera( d them by Pest. LINCOLNSHIRE.---SALE OF LANDS. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, Early in the month of January next, if not previously dis posed of by Private Contrail ; THE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in the several parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton Wigtoft, Swineshead; Bicker, Gosberton, ,Surfleet, Pinch beck, Dorrington, Ruskington, •Billinghay, and Short Ferry Farm.in the Parish of Fiskerton, in the County of Lincoln. Particulars of.whickare in preparation, and will be ready for delivery in the course of next month. - In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed upon application to the respetlive Tenants. Empingham, OEt. Bth, tgoi. • MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. . By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co.. On Saturday ths3isi of 06tober inst. at the Beaufort Arms Inn, Monmouth , (unless previously disposed of by Private. Contract, of which. timely Notice will be given), 4 VALUABLE. and truly. Desirable FREE - 1. 1. HOLD ESTATE, called FIILLSTON, with sundry improvable' Farms, nearly adjoining, called CO XTON, RLACTOIOOR, CODANGRO, and G RAIGE FARMS;, the whole , containing 45$ Acres of rich Arable, Pasture ? and. Wood Land, together with Grosinont Wood Tithes, \extend ing over between. 7 and 800 Acres of Land, situate in the Pa rishes of Langattock, St. Maughans, Rockfieldi and Sken fieth, in dry 'and airy situations. - Hilston is an ancient Family Residence, commanding an agreeable prosped of Oita adjacent Country, and boundedin part by a Turnpike Road, six. Miles . from- Monmouth, and capable, at a Moderate expence, of greatimprovements. Further Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Embry, Monmouth, who will shew the Premises'; and to Messrs. liodski:oson and co. Surveyors; No. 35, Arundel street; Strand, whO are authorised to treat for the same, and . where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. A RCHER and .HALJGHTON,- from Dublin, A IRISH POPLIN and TABBLNET MANUFAC-- TURERS and MERC.ERS to HER MAJESTY, ,Their Itoyal-HighnesSes. the Prig{ and Princess:of Wales, - Duke and Dutchess of Yolk, 111)utchess of Wirtemberg, .and ,the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietm-street, Covent-garden, London. The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, .the .ditnrent branches of tae-Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the opinion, of a‘discernuig Public, the decided superiority of Archer - and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets ; also gold, silver, . figured and plain ,Chamberry Muslins, and Italian Sarsenets for Court Dresses, Turbans; &c. xstsx. Ticket - k.B 5 o Half - • . 4 7 0 Quarter - 2 4 0 Eighth - - - z 2 6 Sixteenth - - 011 6 Tickets and SI CAUTION. Whereas, Archer and Naughton have been credibly-in formed, that a great many people in. this Kingdom are now, and have ben for some time past, manufacturing and selling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an,inferior quality, under. the name of Amber and Haughton's Manufadory, with a view .to discredit and injure their House, and a gross imposi tion on the Public in general ; they are determined, aslar as lies in their power, to prosecute to cenVittion any Orson or persons So vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of their manufadure, that was not actually bought at their house. They have the honoux to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try, That their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in ally other House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower than they can be., had elsewhere, tbe whole being of their own. inanutaa.ure :—they consist of white an! black Bombasins,' Chamberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets, itasdirnores for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar celona 'Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, ScarlSilks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets for Servants,'lkc. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins anal Sarsenets, for 'slight Mourning. English yard- wide- Poplins of a superior quality, at 35. od. ; per yard ; Velutes, double black Servs,' and rich Irish, Tabbinet in different . Patterns - ; • plain, cord.xl, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear, black ; they never grow rusty or.greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their, House. •-- N. B. Ladies own Spinning manuladured into Poplins or Tabbinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the diffetent fashion able Colours, inamiladured on the shortest notice. Merchants supplied to any amount. ! Z 11. 7" • 7: - ' 177 " 7( 4,, • 4-Jidif [PA,Ir-17. SIX PENt.E. • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ot7cber 21, 1801. IHE COMMITTEE of . ,SIIIPPING of the 'UNITED COMPA NY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Juliet , doberely give Notice, That the Comatitteewill he ready to receive Propottilr 11r 'writ. ing, realed up, ex IFEDNESDAY, the 411.7 Nort)eittier, fir turn lying the . Cmpaty with IRON GUNS, SINT, and SHELLS, 4nd such Perscns who may :biak proper zo deliver in Totders, must express therein the lowest .Prices, as- they zc ill not hove sn opportunity of making au abatement. • • , The Conditions cf the Con:carts maybe seen by Ipp?ying to Mr. Coggern,• Ckrk to the said Committee, on cr after Friday next, the 23d instant, and the Tenders must 6e lef with him 1-efon. Da..elve o'Clock at Nom on the said 4tk November, as not any Tender will be received after that hour. -This Day were published, In Four elegant Volurne, Foolscap Bio. Price One Guinea, in boards, /(EMIRS of the late i - Mrs. - ROBINSON; WRITTEN by HERSELF; Including Anecdotes of many distinguished Caraders of the present period; with Poems and Letters never betbre pub lished, Written by Herself, or addiessed, to her by vairiot.s Persons. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7x, St. Paul's ChurCh.yard ; and Sold by all Booksellers. This .Day were published, In One large Volume, Otavo, price 'Half-a 2 Guinea, in boards, - ' • PUBLIC CHARACTERS of ISor-;•2, being a New Volume-of Biographical Memoirs of EMINENT LIVING PERSONS, • faithfully and impartially drawn from authentic sources. The following are among the' most considerable of the Me.. moiti contained in the present.Volutne for tgor -2 : Mr. Addington, Rev., T. Maurice, Sir Richard Hughes, General Strutt, Lord Spencer, Mr; Dawson (Sedburgh) Lord A ivanley, ' Dr. Rennell, Mr.' I. H. Tooke, ,11 , 1 i. Caleb , Whitaoord, General Bowies, . ' Dr. Mitchel!, Marquis Townshend, - Colonel Tat :lam , Governor Franklin, .• Bishop Of Lim:Qin, Earl . of Fife,. • Mrs. Cowley, Dr. Moore; . Dr. Belittie, Colonel -Despard, - General ilutchlnson, Lord Sheffield, : jarnts•Martiri, M. P. . . Mr. Wyndham, ,D ndham, , 'r. Re, - .;.i, Count Rumford, Mr. Arthur Young. . Printed for R. Phillips, No. yr, St, Paul's Church-yard; sold by T. Hurst, Paternoster-row ; i;y J. and T. 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TABES DORSALIS', and the DISEASES of the SEMI NAL FUNCTIONS, ix. , _ _ .PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on the TAB ES DORSALIS- This Day were published,pricF ss. in large Bvo. bound in ' boards,- MAE SECOND EDITION, with very consider able Additions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS andRE MA RKS on that species of Consumption incident to Youth, and the' different Stages of Life, - commonly called Tabes Dorsalis ; with an account of the nature, causes, and cure of that Distemper; demonstrating -its p_tneful effects on the finest functions of the animal economy, including the disea,es arising . therefrom ; , especially the Nervous Atrophil, 'the Exonetrosis, and, the Plithsis, or Consumption in general. With Histories of Cases occurring in the Author's Practice dtiring the last fourteen years. By H..ST. 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On an accurate calculation, if is found, that nearly two-fifths of the Europeans are continually swept away by this desolating distemper, to which the appellation of. the YelloW Fever is now generally given; to prevent or to cure.it had baffled all fhe exertions of the Faculty : at length, when hope had alhicist yielded to despair, abd alt remedy was deem-' cd undiseoverable, a SPECIFIC is produced, 'boat for pre ventit.n and cure. The Nation at large, so justly interested in the fate of those who devote themselves to her weltare, must highly rejoice at this discovery_; the/m(l6 Parent, the anxious Wife, and the attldionate Friend, concerned for their respodive Connedions • abroad, or for those who are leaving England, must have their tears much alleviated by availing .themselves of this opportunity to secure those who are dear to thenutorn the dangers al an infeaioas Climate. • This -Medicine is sold, wholesale and rerail,, at Mr. Gold lug's, No. 41, Cortihill, London, and retail only, by his ap pointment, by ono eminent Vender of _Patent Medicines in every principal Seaport City and Town in.the United King dorns,in I3oxes, One Guinea e .ch, sufficient tor one person twelve month;. Toe most posittve . testimony of efficacy may be seen as above.