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ER, m th it the int- nLex led at lso be Dozen xI; so ;en the traye iisines more, 5. et. 0 9 3 S 1, and Ord ire this IMCS# roprio o at thi that it rds in llit that I lur in- In the Vent,- d dart m fined to stir most worse, liscern less and ark Vat nie readul this our to to no fie tine I scut la Lott ; pnish e}, nil nOW S welt naurg t r acrd d of $ to free ° i t alter' 'odic:o6 ;iag, Or sorde s Col' ially iA -r"AY` ton, 2° , ill KID is, a n d :!Cy • 11 . 4 : it rho. co urse 4ine t ~s at ice IC yer Er. 1 "' Steer> , L7 c le • 1 bOS e' Sin D' thetiv Lip 0 / 1: alier NO, 41 - or NUMBER 289 1 . THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO - MORROW EVENING, Dec. z 6, t Sol, will be performed, THE TEMPEST. Prospero, Mr. POWELL Alonzo, Mr. PACKER ; Ferdinand, Mr. HOLLAND; Stephan, Mr. BANNLSTER, jun. Trincalo, Mr. SUETT ; Caliban, Mr. SEDGWICK ;- 11iss - DE CAMP ; Arid, Mrs. BLANDL; Miranda, Mrs. SONTLEY; Dorinda, Miss MELLON'. MI V. will be Introduced the Masque of NEPTUNE and AMPI-lITRITE. Neptune, Mr. CAULFIELD ; Amphitrite, Miss WENTWORTH. ' WITH HARLEQUIN- AMUnT ; Or, THE MAGIC OF MONA. On Monday, , George Barnwell, with Don Juan: THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T o_ MORROW EVENING, . Dec. 26, 1801, wilt be performed, . KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Richard, Me. COoKE King Henry, Mr. MURR Buckingham, Mr. WHIT:FIELD ; And Richmond, Mr. CORY.. Lady Anne; Mrs. LITCHFIELD ; AALd the Queen, Miss CHAPMAN. WIIS SELIMA AND AZOR. Azor, Mr. INCLEDON ' • Scander, 'Mr. TOWNSEND ; Ali, Mr.-.BLANCHARD. Fitirna, Miss WHEATLEY ; lesbia, Mrs. .t LT F F ; Fairy, Mrs. ,FIN'OLAY • And Selina, Miss DIXON.' nit Monday, lover's Vows, after which will be produced new Pantomime Zin..swhich Mrs. Wyhrow will perforni Columbine, being her first Appearance these three years), Called Harlequin's Alinanack, or The' Four Seasons, with tiew Scenes, Music, Machinery, and Dresses. _ On Tuesday, the•P lay of The Stranger. On Wednesday, the new Comedy of Folly as it Flies. On Thursday, Mrs. Billington will appear in the Charac ter of Clara, in The Duenna: And on Friday, Signora Stortce and Mr. Brahani, in the new Comic Opera of Chains,of. the Heart. NOTICE TO RELATIONS. F WILLIAM STEVENSON, Dancing-master, who left Scotland about thirty-five years ago, for London, 2 & still alive, he will, upon applying to Messrs. Gray and konton, Solicitors, in Edinburgh, hear 'of something to his advantage. • • •Dr. jOHNSON'sIr.:LIST-1 POETS, .• • Republication Of the above Work, elegantly printed - in shun oetavo„ is in forwardness, to hc - ..&lited; with additional Lives and 'CritieiSrns, bg J. and L eith embellishments to be engraved - : by .M r. FieArnt, one of the proprietors of the undertaking. .• The first six Volumes, comprising the whole of the Works of Spenser, will be r;:ady for delivery soon - after Chritmas next. _ _ . The Works of Spenser Zyifl be • immediately 'followed by those of Cowley, Milton, and Butler; .and It 'is proyosed that the whole shall succeed in cbrdnological order, with all the speed compatible with the intended execution of the un dertaking. But the Works of each Author will Ni: sold separately, the Set will finally be no larder than the Pur chaser chooses to make it. A few Copies, with proof impressions of the Plates,. will be printed oh large Paper. Orders for delivery (where Proposals at large may be had) will be received by Mr. Heath, Russel-place, Fitzroy square; G. .Kearsley, Fleet-street ; Bell and Briulfate, -Edinburgh ; Brash And Reid, Glasgow ; -and Archer and Col bert, NAVI.6 - ABLE CANAL, W EST INDIA, and LONDON DOCKS, and LIVERPOOL BOOTLE WATER WORKS SHARES, MONTkiLY SALE. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, l'anuaiy z, i 802,, at Twelve o'Clock, at Carra_ way's 'Change Alley, .I.ondon,• SHARES in the foliowing NAVIGATIONS, viz. the COVENTRY CANAL, Two Shares in this established and prosperous Concern; the GRAND-)UNC TION and PADDINGTON CANAL, original Subscrip tion Shares and Half Shares; also Shares in the ASHTON and OLDHAM, ROCHDALE, LANCASTER, WOR CESTER and IIIRiMINGIIAM,and the BASINGSTOKE and UNION NAVIGATIONS. WEST INDIA DOCK SUBSCRIPTION, for form ing WET DOCKS at tlt, Isle ofDogs, ONE THOUSAND POUNDS divided into tool. each. LONDON DOCK SUBSCRIPTION, for forming Wet Docks at Wapping, Three Shares of cool. each ; and Five Sharesin the LIN F, R POOL BOOTLE WATER WORKS, for supplying the Town and Shipping of Liverpool, with ex cellent Water this• Concern has made a considerable pro ress, and is expeclei to bv: very beneficial. Particular; at Hatehett's Hotel,• Piccadilly ; at the White Horse, Uxbridge; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, Lint gatehill, London, who is commissioned to dispose of any part of the above Shares by Private Contra& LINCOLNSHIRE'. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the White Hart Inn, in Spilsbv, in the County of Lincoln, on Monday. the 18th .clay offinuary, aoz, b6tween the bouts of Three and Five in the Afternoon-; A N . ' Eligible 'FREEHOLD ESTATE ; -.called .L SK DI. EBY-Tlfo R. PE, comprising. 194 A. 2R. by adtheasurernent (more or less), of exceeding rich Arable, MeadoW and Pasture band, sorne.fine Timber,.and an undis turbed Manor abounding .with Game, liable only to small Tithes, and within a ring fence,' together With'an e#ellent House, Barns, Stables, Sec.. thereon. The Estate is in a most pleasant situation for any Gentle man, being in a delightful. Spoiling Country, where a Pack of excellent Fox Hounds are kept. Within 3 miles of Spilsby, 6 of Altbrcl (two market towns), and it of those twig fashionable resorts on the .E astern Coast, Sutton andSkegness,' so peculiarly famed tOr the excellency of Sea Bathing. The Neighbourhood is surrounded with genteel Families. — The House is situated on a gentle eminence ) commanding a plea sant and extensive prospe;.t. \ A Plan ofthe Estate may beseen, by applying to Mr. Ellis, No. 8, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane; or M: tiVil 11am Waler, Attorney at Law, Spilsby, Lincolnshire. - KENT. • WOODNESBORPUGH, NEAR SANDWICH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Fountain Inn, Caqterbury, on Saturday the 9th Day of January next, At Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, sub ject to stich Conditions Cf Sale as will titea ; and there be produced ; VERY COMPACT,. DESIRABLE 'FREE: .L.A. HOLD ESTATE; situated in the Parish of.Woodnes borough, adjoining -the Turnpike• Ro.id leading' froth Can terbury to Sandwich, and the Road leading from the same Turnpiqßoial tb Woolnesborough, and the !toad leading from Ash-t-o Woodnesborough, now in the occupation. of Mr. Petman, under a Lease which will expirefat Michklrnas next, comprising -The MANOR of R I L ETON, with the Quit-Rents, Rights, Privileges, and other Appurtenances thereto belonging ; and all that the• Capital MessuAge,. or Manor-House, called Ringleton, with . the Farm-House, cottage, 13 . arns-, Stables, Oast-house, G canaries, and other suitable Out buildings (all in'good-repair),. Gardens and Orchards thereto belonging,...situated in the Centre of the . . Estate. And , also • all those Seventeen severe! Parcels of Arable, Mealow,' Pasture, Brooks, Hop-Ground, - and Wood Land, lying -in a Ring Vence,. ,to the said Manor-louse also be longing ; the whoie containing, by a late Adalea;theinent,. 192 Acres, or thereithOlitS. - : And also an Inclosare, • containing -One Acres or there=. abOuts, whereon a W11..1-I'lllll formerly stood, Mils Parcel of the said Manor and Lands, and 'situated hear the Earth. The Estate is excm;:rated from the Land-Tax, and the Tenant will slim thc.PreiniseS. For further Particulifs, inquire at the (Mice of Messrs. Juni - nett and Son, .A it ford, w tere a Map of the Estate - and tbc, Counter-part of the Lease may he seen ; of Messrs. - Dud low and Burt, Town Galling; oral Mr. (,:4te , bu. , VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE-, For all Inadioniir Obstrtittion of the Stomach and Bowels, ' Pains and Distention Of the Bile, • • • • Bowels, indigestion, Sickness at Stofnach, Flatulency, . Habitual Costiveness, Bilious or Sick Head-ach, &c. Sc. HALLANP.; ANTI-BILIOUS LAXATIVE PILLS. 717 H I S ,safe and elegant Preparation is justly esteemed for its- agreeable and certain operation, by Which it erli:dually jer - noves all Inadion or bstruetion of rheStoinach and Bowels, whether' arising from Bile, Indi gestion,- Flatulency; Or Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Head ach, &c. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other midi ties- retained in the intestinal canal, and #l3 as an Alterative to the. system generally. Free from any atttimonial or mer curial yreparattons, it is atall dines safe; and has been given with singuktr good edict during Pregnanty. Its abort is particularly adapted' to Persons of. Bilious Habits, :al those. or sedentary lives, a §talkietit aelion of the bowels is not kept up ; and &udities retainrd its, those organs are fre quently.produeing pains and diStentions, head,aclis, lanuor, and gidenneSs, or a sense of weariness and ofipressip.. ":Remove the cause, the etleci must ceast.-." A single-trial will fully . convince the Patient of their eat= cacy The worst cases of Bilious or Sick flead-achs arc cer tainly removed by a single dose, and in a much shorter time titan could be er.,tited, but from experience. The. Proprietor thinks it proper to remark, they will be found not ()illy ny -act without pain o'r uocasine,ss, bur to leave the body, after their immekhate aaion ceases, free' from that costive state which generally tmeceeds the operation of laxative cities. Sold, wholeSale.and retail; by R. Shi': No. 74, Borough ; and serail, ny'Baxter and Co. k:.5 1 , 1 1. );kr ,4 and .G jAsOw ; an d by every. Vender of Vedicii;u ia the Kingdom. Price 2s. 9d. and ss. sd,' per box. 1 t i 3 neesary to observe, the signature of_ " Edward Hallam" appears on the Certificate covering, each box—no can possibly lye gennine. A ReWards.if Fifty Pounds paid on ketiv;a l, llQl a torten,. PANTHEON RIDING-SOHOOL. GJONES, RIDING-MASTER, late Proprie_ tor of the Royal Circus, at. George's Fields, and the tircussts of Edinburgh and Glasgow, relpettfully infdrrns Ladies and Gentlemen, and the Public, that he has relin • ctlished the Public tine, and ereaed a Riding-House, the Comer of Webber-street, adjoining the -North-side of the I..2agdalen,Blackfriars-Road, where he regularly attends, from ti the in the Morning till Tbree in the Afternoon, to instruit the Polite Art of Riding and Managing thcHorse, for the Army, Road, or Field. Horses broke and trained for every Denomination. TERMS OF TEACHNG. 1.e . .i50n3 in tl, - ;‘.: • - ,C. i a ea Single Lesson in ditto - - • • 05 a .ttir Lessons on the Road - . i ogle lesson on ditto - - % . - - .0 7 6 44 ssons in. the School, every Day jSundays ex ccpted), per e Month - - 313 6 Subsc I er s 011ie Quarter may either ride in the School or on thw Road • So to 4:3 N. E. Ladies and Gentlemen ate requested to be particu lar to inquire ler Mr. G. Jones, kiding-Master. To the CU.RIOI.IS in FISH SAUCF.S, Ste. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. nriIGESS and SON's ESSENCE of At.CCH(S.. •1 v I ES ---The great reputation which Mr. Burgess has ttried by his superior Essence . of Anchovies; and other Rich deer Steaks,. f or Fish - Sauce Skewed Beef, Hashed Calves Heads, Made Dishes, Wild 'Fowl. and Game) "with Illany Delicacies fer the - Table, SidEboaid, aiM Store-room, ark. it re fully expressed in his Catalogue (he being the inventor'Of them), has induced, many. persons to.give the ~ante name to atticles entirely different, which are Nendcd at :Nany Shops in London . hy. persons who gd to the PririifPfil Towns in England Scotland, and Ireland,. t&solictt (Weis 4 TradsMeri and Innkeepers, wio r in consequalce are often tF,tved with sp n,' urions sorts , by allowing the all 'extra profit. rillichis not only ark imposition, but a great disappointment 1,1 Families who purchase them with a view of having good 'Sauc e to their Fish ) &c. N.B. None are:their genuine, but what hatre these Word - on "IC label ) Burgess's Original and Superior' Essence of An. vbovies, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." • . . RUGARS---Miii3t, sid.:to 6d. Ltinip, gil. to iod. Y Dry Ground Sugars; "60. - to 7ia. per lb. Better sorts c heaper in proportion. ,. '.-Teas-One Ounce to every Pound (trett)-overWeight . t •80 , tied, 2s. lozs. 6d. .Congou 1.ca1,.25. Bd. to3s. Congott Kind, Is. 6d. tp 4s. Good Congou, 45. , 6d. -to ss. • Capital Sou thong, ss. - 6(1. to 6s. Superfine, 7s. to Bs.. Best Imported, l'adra, and Caper SouchOng los. per lb. , Green Teas, 4s, 6d. to ss. Capital ss. 6d. to 6 s. Hyson, 14 %. sd. to 7s. 'Fine Bs. Superfine 9s. to tos.. -Best Impotted, or Gunpowder Ilyson, rob. 6d. ‘ to tzs. per' lb., . . -• ToD.eaters-Genuine Original Chests Cong'Ott and Green Teas, 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d. per lb. - - ' '-- - - • Coffees, 3s, 6d. to 4s. Fine Bourbon, 43. 64, to Ss. . Best • turkey, ss. 6d. to 6s. per lb. Genuthe Cocoa, 3s. per lb. Cho'coiates, 4s. 6 1 / 4 1 - . to. ss. Best, ss - .' 6d. Sir Hans Sloatie's tlilk, Chure . hinan's Patent, and Finest Vanilla, 6s. to 6s. 1 .- per lb. Rice, Best Carolina, 3(.1. to 4d. Ground, 4d. to id.. Rice rlour, sd. to v E a. Millet, aid. to 4d. Scotch Barley, zid. to '-, .1d- per lb. Sl'ices, Best Cloves, 9s. 6d. per lb. Cinnamon, 12.5. 6d. h Nirtincgs, its.. Mace, 425. - Black Pepper, Zs - . 7d. White, !...s. 9d. Ditto, Loin', 45. A I spict:, . t?-0... • Brown, G Inger, rod. W'ilite ditto, ;id: . Carraway'and Coiiander Seeds, 3d. ,Sago, lia. , Tapioca, t&I. ' Nail Barley, 6d. Jordan 2 s. 6d. Bitter ad..per lb. . Almonds , Starc, Best Freign White, 'rd. to I2d. Best English 41 1ne; 16 h o a. to ISd. Blues, best Stone and Powder, :tot!. per lb. Spays, ,Yellow, 7d. to 71,d. Mottled, - s 4. to 80: Curd, $ (1 . to %,.. per lb. '-- , . • . ' ' _, ' r. , Mustar, Common, rod. Fine, 14 . c1, Superfine, fBd. Pier lb. • Fruits, best MUscatel, Blooms, Sun.-Malaia Raisins, Cur: its, Prunes, French Plittris Hgs, &c. Orders, far a•ll articles in the Confedionary, Italian,, and yil Tr.ides, executed on the lowest terms. .„ At Mess. E I) WA R D F.A G LETON atiilCo.'s thirty years rld-establis!tcd Tea Warehouse, the Ori4tal GrasshOpper, ~_"l°. 42, Cheapside ; and. No. 9,' l3ishops'gte-street Within,' -.car Cornhill. • _, CAur ioN—No etnartealon with any other, House with me Sign of the C;rasshopper, 3cc. or any Other Ho.!se of the 44 Ine Name, &c. Nor have any persons in the Kinploni % Mho - city, to :,ell Teas, L.:C. in, or use their, Names oryrnm. n- Orders by Twopenny or General Post, inclosing Bank, good Pills, sent to exact amount', 'or" Clrnge returned in ,„_‘-toods ' or orders' for Pa.ymentnn delivery.; duly attended to, Wholesalc and Retail, and sent (as per order) to any part, Olace; Coach, Canier, Inn, Wharf, &c. c latirers (only) must pay ,Post. - 41 All Articles subje6i to rise and fall of Mar!..:cts. RegliC3t timely notice with.Orocts. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 180-1. WYRLEY and ESSINGTON CANAL, STAFFORIIt NOTICE is hereby given, That this'Canal.(in N length Twenty-three Miles from the JulmitTon with the Birmingham Canal at Wolverhampton, to the lundion with the Coventry Canal at Huddlestord, near Lichfield); is now in the most complete state its various resources for Water are abundant in the driest Season. The Supply of Coals From' the Bilston Mines, and flout the Mines at gram Hills, Goscott, and Essington, on the Banks of the Canal, and of Lime of the first quaaity from the immense Rocks at Hay Head, Linley, Daw End, and Rushall,' is equal to any De mand. This Canal opens an immediate and much nearer Com munication than any other, for the Conveyance of chandize between the Torts of I,,ondon, Bristol, Liverpool, Hull, and Gainsboroughi , by its ComMunication with the Staffordshire and Worcestershire, the Birmingham and Co ventry Canals. CHREES, WIGHTWICK, and CHREBS . , • • Clerks to the Company.' Wolverhampton, Nov. 30, iSor. WEST RIDING-of YORKSW RE. HOUSE of CORRECTION, WAK.EIIELD. NOTICE is hereby given, That the next Christ i N nias General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be ad j,,urric:l from Doncaster Sessions to the White Hart nu; in Wakefield, to be there held on Thursday the 18th • Day of Februare next, - for the purpose of ELECTING a (iO.. VERNOR of the HOUSE of CORRECTION at WAKE FI LD agid that a Bond in Two Thousand Pounds will be required for the due execut4P - 11 of the . Office. No one need apply whose Charaeler will not. bear Tie strictest scru tiny, and who is not a married man: The Salary•is zsol. per annum, with a House to, live in, and Coals found, but no Fees, Rewards, Pr o fits, o r Per quisites whatever. • • -The Governor has the appointment of all the Servants un der him, and is responsible for,flizir Conduct, although their 'Salaries are paid by the Riding. . . • • - ' Notice is also hereby 'given . That at the above lime - and place, a TASK MASTER will .be cle&ed for the said :House of Corte - aim. The-Salary is at.present ann, with a 'louse. and'Coals. 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