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THE : 4.., .. , ... t,?. ..,.; ./ . 7 411 , tp. :—.. s ' . ..Z.- 7 i,4 - - . ..):* 4 , etc :..), 1 4 ; - ~.... b lia U •N. , ~,- ... , -- - _., qty ,- '4' .- ;-:t - --0 .-- 11 : 414, 4 nol 4 f i t,.il 0: 1 10-- , k, „11. t! _ . 1 .... 41.:, ,,, ,,p , _,....,:4.i:.:::: NumBER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1804, fPRICF SIXPENCII. THEATRE.ROYA T., DRURY-LANE, • SATURDAY, SEPT. 8, 1804. r-fHE PUBLIC are most respectfully informed ti tr, R EFRESENTATIONS at this,THEATRE W I LI. c) F.llc E.on SATO R DAY 'N EXT, the 15 th inst. when Tfieir Maj es ties' Servants will Perform A COMEDY. • . AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS, As will be expressedin future Advertisements. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Callen , 2S. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second v rice 61. -No Money to. be Returned. t. Plac,,> for the Boxes to be takeu of Mr. Fosbrook, atthe Box. Office, in tittle Russell-street. • The.ponrs to be opened at h.klf_ past Five, _and begin at half past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina! TINDER THE SANCTION OF HIS AIAjESTY. • 4R. ELLISTON most .respeftfully informs the ay.& Nobiti" v and Gentry, his Friends and the Public in ge.; tneral.; th it by • permission of the Lori Chamberlain, his TIE N E IT will take place at the Op era -H ouse , o n MON . DAY NEXT, when the popul a r Pl a y o f PIZ A RRO Av il l A:presented. Rolla, Mr. Elliston e ; Cora, Mrs. Gihbs Royal, Covent.G , r ; Eivitst, Mrs Litch fi eld (of the Theatr lien); • • After which up- favourite Itallet it the SCOTCH GHOST; or, Little Fanny's Love. In the course of the EVei,ing The PATRIOTIC AU. DRESS, written by C.Cnlman the Younger, will bespoken by Kr. F:lFston. To tvhich will.heaticlecl (for the last tint Iris s.-as , n) the popular Comic Opera of LOVE LAUGHS AT tOCK-SMITHS • . . The Prices the same as at the Haymarket Theatre. Roxea ss.—Pit 3s.—Callery as. 4 '- - frieke!s and Places to he'had at the Opera Box.O.IPPe; of Mr: klyt, at .the Little Theatre; at Earle's Circulating Li. brity, Albemarle-street ; and of Mr. Elliston, No. 6, Great R ht Net , Covent-Garden. ,VICETER FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOI, SOCIETY. NNIVERSARy . MEETING of illis st>Cl E FY will be held on THUR :DAY next the tint S:pten t o .r, nn which Day th," Niemers are desired to poet at thy School Room at Eleven; to proceed tilon thence to the Chapel; where a Sermon will be preached, and alter. wards to retur n to the School to hear the Recitations of the Prize Exercir,es Dinner • T 1) ' ' w ill on a,e at the Hotel precisely at Three TIMARDS. Thomas Ploud, Eail• Rev, Roger Kingdon. • Dr. Rh<gles. 7 ARMY. AND NAVY EQU'Ii'AGE. THE P 'TENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, 'eurni t n re, Matirasses, and Bedding complete, are verSr.re,s*l - recotninended to Gentkunen as being the most portable ' air t superior to any others ma de in London ; Marquees, Tents, fables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea Cots, Sot . 4 Beds, and Chairs, tin' on Board Ship; Musquitto • Islet Furniture, and Patent Brass.serew nedsteads,• for Last and West ladies, dint all Foreign Climates, at. MORC;AN and SANDERS's . Patent Bedstead Kintifaelory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. r 6 and i 7, Catherine-street, Strand.. • • Mnrgan and S:inders's 'New:invented linperial Dining "Tahles, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of :Tables •ever yet invented, are very portable, packi ng i n a B ox lout ten Inches deep. 1 : 11 , - B. T net he Fashionable Sofa-Bed Chair-Be: are_ poise. ~ . , • MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, AND 'LES S T ICKETS. Three Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, Three Ten Thousand Pound Prizes, Titree Five Thousand Pound Prizes, No Prize less than Twenty Pounds. MONDAY, the zi,th of sthis Mora, begins Drawing the GRAND STATE LOTTERY, .. , Which contains a greater proportion of small Number PRIZES .4 the small Number of Tickets, than any former Lott'ery. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 3 of ~Cao,ooo are 460,000 , • . • '3 - zO,OOO - 31,000 ' - - ' 5,000 - 1 5 . 000 6 . 1,,,Q0 - 0 . 000 - I 300 - 4, 000 . Ao . too .. • 2,000 , 4 ° . 60 .. 2,000 0, 550 . 3.3 . ►t3 tone .....____ ____---- 2 50 2 00 'tickets ,Casoiono Part or the Capitals to be dete rm i ne d as u nd er t ' rirst-drawit Ticket .First Day - Z• 10:" Fir st _d rawn Ticket Seventh Day s . . 100 ,00 ' lirst.drawn 'rocket Eighth Day - *4 l lo o * • First -drawn Ticket Ninth Day - • r 5 .9 PQ .. • ' 'ricket s an d Shares on Sale at every Licensed -Lottery glfice. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket . . tS e o . . ,C.s' 6o I - 4. 1 Quarter - • - - 4t4 0 I Sixteenth • 1 4 0 CAPITAL PRIZES.. A T SWIFT and Co.'s Oidafice, No. Poul. ;, 1 7,,i"- co t r t . ):, the f o ll ow i ng Capital Prizes of the Lotteries in the LAST YEAR, Were sold, shared, arid registered, 2 - 46 t ,C. to , ooo N o. tt. V 99 Z . zoea i,sr, ) d4l 646 ' soo 1 960 seeo • . _ OOO s -00 I 0 93 ' 'soma rtrlo' uli i . lll7:4 ' ° ' l . and others of seal. L S I. iftl. to T icket ,.. .. a a great thei r 0 o' 4 , Sale 4 and Shares of the present Lottery are on . t Month......lfoiltelingt::tv.irti:ty. Begins Drawing tjte 24th of this i . ►iri , LYMING TON, HANTS, ..I la ,. LETT on LEASE, for, Six, Thirteen, or LIWEL .:we ntY Years a Substantial BRICK FAMILY : LIN(,-110(14., with Offices and Garden. if con. Venien t th r_ r _ , e present Furniture may be taken at a valuation.. — V further Parti c ul a rs, inquire of Mr. Perkins, Han . - datesser Lyinington: • ...........__' I•1I•i“....... •••• . - ADVOWSONS IN SOMERS ETSHIRE. A t Old, 'l'o BE SOLD UV AUCTION, Down Inn, near Wells, on Saturday .the 2gth clay. of TS,pter n b er inst. at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, precise' y, HE Perpetual ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of Ho I. e 0 MBE, in the County of Somerset, distant about Nine 11111 e W s from ells. and T we l ve f rom Rath— :l he Perpetual .ADVOW S ON of the RECTORY of " u R I NIPTON, in the said. County, of the Annual' Value of Isel, and upwards. Theresent Incumbent about 39. The "W Mil es of Yeovil latish is situated in a p pleasant part of th e Cb un ty, within a . ' The Perpetual ADVOWSON of the Valuable VICAR- C F. of DO U LT I NG, in the.sanl County ; comprizing, the .ltairselriei of giolte-lane, East Craninore, IVest Crantuoro, ,gnicl uni.vidietul, with a good Vicarage House, Garden, and, convenient Offices, in good repair ; upwards of tee Acres of Ache, tcogether,with a Manor thereto belonging, of the An nual, value of klsol. The present Incumbent upwards of 61. A Komi Turnpike- Road tuns through the Parish, which is Veasainly situated Two Miiett luom .Shepten- Mallet, Seven • ?inin Welts, and SeVenteen frOM Bath.. For Partkulars apply to lames Murrell, Es q Oxford ; or . to Nests, litudelip and Iticiliar., Wells, SoturaseL . .. ASTLEY's. Under the Patronage of -Their Royal Highlei•scs the Prince • oP%Vales and Duke of York. In consequence of the unbounded applause bestowed t on the celebrated Mr. Richer's Performances on the Tight Rope, and conformable to the desire of several Persons of-Distinc tion, Mr. Astley has re-engaged him for Twelve Nights more, previous to his final Departure from London. N MONDAY NEXT; Sept. to, and Every O _Ei/ening next, Week. will be presented, for the gth time, at Half-past Six o'Clock precisely, a New Local Di. _vertisernent, consisting of Recitative and Songs (written:by Mr. Upton), with Dances and Adion, called YORK RACES; Or, THE FEMALE IOtKEY.' Pourtraying, among , a variety •of Whimsical Incidents, a Theatrical Representation of the late extraordinary Match, for .which purpose the whole Stage will be arranged as Knnyesinire Race-Ground. Immediately after which, for the Nth time, an entirely.new Pantomime, with Most tetellSiVe. and uncommon Meeha. nical Changes, Magical Deceptions, &c, called 1124 Ct I". 14 TED fIALL ; • Or, THE PARTHLAN - HARLEQUIN. In the course of the Evening, a new Etiusion, by Mr. rohannot, written , bror. Cecil, Petit, called . Fhe China Fleet, or Gun. Powder Tea ; giving a faithful delineation of the Intrepidity ot the several Captains and their,brave Crews, who, to the honour of themselves and Country, bear Linois's Squadron ; with a Panorama View Of the China 'Fleet . Triumphant.. Designed by ,• Mr. Gri:ve, and painted by him, Mr. Marchbankt, and As. sistants.. . , • . ROPE-DANCING by the celebrated Mr. RICHER. EQUESTRIA,N EXERCISE'S:. tvy• Messrs.-1 EFFRIES and PORTER. . And, fru . the first tithe at this Theatre,: , the whole to- con cha; v , ith.a Grand Speaacle, as perlorrned.at the Theatre ot - t City of Paris for '2:O sUcci,sive Nights, with new Scenery, Machinery; Diesses, Music, &C. produced and got up under do iminediate Direction ot N1.)113. La Totae, with uncommon Broad and SmAl SWOrd COmbats, called THE. TERI L.01).3 CA V EltN, Or, THE DARING ItRIG4ND, . . - • Principal Cltaraders, Don Pedrg, Mona. Laurent ; Don Carlos, Mons. Boulange Don luau, Mr. Sutton ; Chief to Don Pedro, Mr. Thorpe; Chief of the Robbers,' Mons. Mereerpt ; Barham() I the Brigand), Mons. La Toise . • lais ChielOtlicer, Mr. Taylor; and la Signora Rosina, 111rsfMercenat.—Roboers, Pea sants, Dancers. Pages, Sac. &c.. Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half. past six o'Clock. Boxes 45. Second Price ts. —Pit as. Second Price rs.--;" Gallery is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half-past Eight o'Clock precisely. . Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Box-office; Westminster-Bridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock, No Servants can polsibly keep Places after Half-past Se ven o'Clock. MASQUERADES. SOCIETY FOR THE SUP,PRESSION - OF . VICE. ITis impossible that any moral or refleaing man can tar a moMent , coutemplate,theenor ous mischieiii separably flowing tiom the frequency of MASQUERADES, especially when introduced among the lowest orders of So. ciety, without experiencing the most painful sensations. The Society for the . Suppression of Vice have for some time seen with regret, 'that Advertisements tor this species at Amuse mem have, in defiance of all decency and propriety, been pub lished, particularly at MARC; AT4, where the price of ad mission has beets so low as TWO SHILLINGS; and as many as a dozen were held .during'the last Season. When the easy and cheap communication of Margate with the Me tropoiis (highly important in many respeets,) is considered, it must be obvious that such. inyitations are calculated to en courage a dangerous disposition to debauchery, and to bring together an assemblage of persons of. the lowest order and most dissolute manners—experience tells us that the died is, produced, to the great annoyance of all decent, well disposed persons. The Society have turned their attention to this crying evil; and in co-operation with some of the most respectable inha bitants. are resolved to spare no paini, but to. exert all legal means for the Suppression of such Assemblies ; and as their desire upon. all occasions is, to prevent mischief rather than to punish, they give this public. Notice, that effeetual mea. sures are taken to oatain the necessary evidence, and that all persons, without exception,, who shalt be found offending will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour. I iiiikeepens and other persons, whose business subjects them to the special super. intendence and controul of the Magistrates, and who are under recognizance for their good ,behaviour, will have their re cognizances put in suit, and applications will be made to the Magistrates. not to renew the Licences of persons offending : and the proof of the necessary lads will be submitted to the Magistrates in such a manner as to render it their indispen- Sible duty to comply with sech requisition. And Prosecu tions by indielrnent for Public Nuisances, and otherwise, as Counsel may-advise, will be )nstirtited against all other Per sons (not licensed) keeping Libraries, or other Rooms, and permitting such illegal and mischievous Assemblies. By Order of the General Committee, AUGUSTUS PI t'CHER, Secretary. Committee-Room, NO.. as, , yird, Carey-street, near Lin ; September 6, 180 4. • cola's- I nn. TO BE SOLD I,IY AUCTION, At the City of London Inn, Dover, on Wednesday the 12th September, 18e4, at Eleven o'Clot.k in the Forenoon, FIFTY-FIVE }Lies of Cotton Wool, anti about Twelve Tons Logsvciod, for Home Consumption. Five Hogsheads Sugar, for Exportation. - Part of the Cargo- of the SchoSner Le !tune Anacharsis, fmm Louisiana, condernnaas Priie to the Earl Spencer Pri. vateet, Thomas Chitty Commander. 'For Particulars, apply to Mr. john King, or at the Office of Messrs. Fedor and Misict, Dover. Dover, Sept, I, 1894. HEYSHAM-HALL, ESTATE. To BE SOLI) BY AUC TION, - -- - At the New Inn, in Lancaster, on' Monday the Bth day of Odober,iBo4, at Seven o'Clock in the Evening, L L that MESSUAGE 'or DWELLING. HOUSE,'cal led H E YSH A M.HA L L, -with the Barns, Out-buildings, Orchards, and Gardens belonging thercto ; and also 87 A. t R. 6 P. Statute Measure,_ of rich Arable, Meadow,, and Pasture Land, situate at Heysham, in the County of Lancaster, lying compact, contiguoui thereto, and occupied therewith, and now in the possession of Jonas Mid dleton, as Tenant. HEYSHAM is pleasantly-aituateci upon the Sea Shore, five miles from the town of Lancaster, and much resorted to in the Bathing Season. Also at the same time to be sold, in Lots, several Closes of Ground and Moss Dales in Heysham aforesaid, containing,. bradmeasurement, 88 Acres, Statute .Measurement, in the possession of the said Jonas Middleton and Others. Also to be sold at the same place,, on Tuesday the 9th day of the said month of Odober, at Seven o'Clock in the.fivin ing, all that Messuage or. Dwelling.Uouse, called Bald Carr, with the Barns, Stable, and •Out-buildings, Sumtncr House, lately built.; and Garden, also lately fenced and made, well stocked with the choicest. Fruit Trees, and inclos. ecl with a good Wall ; and the several Closes of Giound ad joining to, and occupied therewith, containing, by estima tion 14 A. 2 R. customary measure of seven yards to tne Rood, situate in the Towii,ll:p of ScotfOrth, within one milt ot the. town of Lancaster, and now in the occupation of Wil liam Procter, as Tenant. _The last mentioned Premises h.ive an unlimited right of Common upon ScotfOrth Moor, which is very extensive. The said lotus Middleton will show the Heysham-4311 Estate and Premises ittheysharti, :the said William Procter, the Ha'ld Carr Estate ; and filmier particulars tn.iy . be halt by applying at the 0 tlieva.nf Biiidwiki, Solicitor, ra Lan ster, where a Plan of the Ptianialtsmay be sego. Lancaster Sept. 4, tSoa.. I'ICTWILLING OFFICE • August 3i. rEo4. THE Cblifilf/SSJONE RS for I/IC . 7VA LL INC His APOESIT's-,NeIPY d 4 hereby give Notice, that an WEDNESDAY the 3d of Oil. nett they will be ready to re. ceive Tendete in writing, (sealed rep) and treat for such quan tities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, in. half Punehcosi , Tierces, and Barrels, at shall be equal, in the agiregatr, is Six Thousand 7 tercet of the former, and Nine Tbvsisand Tierces of the latter ; to be of the best quality ; to. be cured in the ensuing rearm ;' to be delivered into His 411ajesty'f Pialeallink Stores at the port .of Lox. don, one-this d part thereof by the end of 7annaiy, a farther one. third part thereof by the end of Fehrua.y; and the I-entail:in; one. third part thereof by the end of March, 18,5 ; and to be 'tali for , b e y Rillt, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. N. B. M Tender fir a lees guava : " than Fills Hundred Tierert of each Spezies . t F iliee 44ishird. _ . The anditicas of the Contraß may le-seen at the Secretary's' t:ifire, at this Offlee, or 6y aptlying to, Arr. .I),instervidr, the /k e p i s . f r r sic at. Cori ; to the - Cale-awl. of His Afa. jert 's Csistr . ,sncat Limerick, Betjastf IVr:: , sy, and Interjord ; and to the Postmaster-General at Dalin, restet7ive!.i. No regard will bs b.id to any Tender in which the Price shall not he ,inrtrted ix words at length, or that shall not be deliver. ed to the Board &lore ate o'clock ox the said Wednesday the 3d of mcber, not unless the Person. who I,ta kes the Tender, or some Person on his Athol', attends, to answer, when calla for, VICTUALLING OFFICE, Septembe: 6, 1804. • THECOMMISSIONERSfer VICTUALLING. Ills MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Niger, that en IF'ednesday next; the io.th instant, they ivlll Sr ready to re. ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed uhf, for re many SACKS e 1 KILN-DRIED • HOUSEI - 10I,D to he manu faasered from the best English !rhea!, as the respeilive Persons' who may make Proposals thereof, will agree tu deliver in 'bet-nurse of one Month from the . day of Contrae7, ny regular week& propor. times, into the Army Piaualling Stores at St. Catherine': e to be packed into Casks to be provided at the Expence of the Crown; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days alter date.' N. 8. No Tender for a lar quantif.y ih.vi Five flame/red Sach wilP6e athedrieei. The Condition.; of the Contrail icy he UV; at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender ia which the Price shall not bi inserted in words at length, or tux shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said ll'rd , sesday next, the nib instant, nor unless the Person who wakes the Teseder, as sere Fes son on his behaY, attendr, to otrrwer, -ahem calla for. VICTUALLING OFFICE; Sept.", 13a4- 711 E COMMIS'S lONE RS foil' ICTUAL L ING -IL HIS Af/17.ESTrs Mi Vl' do bat& g;te notice, That on Friday next, the 14tb insta'vt, thy will L....?ea4y to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for 'THREE THOU. SAND iIOTTS of FLAGS, fee the nu of the Cooperage, to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered ix the space of twelve months, by regular monthly pro. portionr, into His Moiety's Fiastalling .SL.res at Deptford; and for ONE HUNDRED TONS of MOLASSES, to be del verea' intretediztely lute the mid Stores. The ..uhde to be paid for by &lit, payable, with interest, go days after date. N. 8. No Tender for a less quantity than Soo Botts xf Flags will be admitted. . . The Coaditions of the Contra& may he seen at the Secretary'i Office. No regard will br bad to • etify Tender in which the Price gall n ` 44 ` . ins ' rird un ' r d i a t length, or that :ball ncthe delivered to the Bc,asd before One on the said .Friday . next, the 14th in. slant, nor wile:: the Person who RfAtt the render, ar :me Person on 144 behalf: attends, to answer, when called Ar. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Srpt. 7, 'Sq. THE COAIMISS lONE RS for VICTUALLING HIS 211,1yESTri Nfl PY do hereby eve noire, That'on ."„ Thursday the aotb instant,' at Limn, ro-cases p. (dirty, in the Forenoon, sky will he rea.ly to tell, to to( highest Bidder, at liis Majesty's Pianalling I:'rernitrt, at Deptford, :wary Lots of the following Provisions and riamalling Storer, viz. Bread, Bread Dust, Bakehouse Sweepings, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Pease, Pease Screenings, Collavances, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Rags and Rags, Old' White Rope, Butter, Sturp t dud Scrapings, Checs.t, Sugar. Mo lasses, Oil Jars, Beet, Pork, Salt, Packing Scraps, Empty Tierces and Barrels,. New :Doublet,. anti Quebec Ends, Staves of various descriptions, Wine: Pipe, Brandy Piece, and Rum Puncheon Heals, Brandy Pieces, and .a,..Winp Hogsheads, Fire-wood, Iron Hoops. and worn...out Coopers' Tools, lying in His Majesty's Victualling Pre mises at Deptford. A Deposit of 251. per Cent. is to be made upon the amount of each 1.9 t at the time of Sale ; and if the tem.:bider of the Monty be .not paid, and the Particulars taken away,;withirt twenty ivark ing day) afterwards, the Deposit will be forfeited, and the Goods remain the property of the CroWn. The other Conditions maybe seen,' :me/ printed Catal;istet may be had, at the Secretaiy's °Pe. VICTUALLING - OFF ICE,. Sept. 7, 114.1. THE COMMISSIDNERS for VICTUALLING ins MAJESTY': NAVY do bereb. give Ndice, That on Friday the 21a hid. tbr y will 'be ready to receive .Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supplying of what FR ESH REEF shall he demanded for the use of Ills Majesty's, Ships and Vessels at New Avant", in Dever Roads, and at . .11argate joo separate ContrattO, from the tit of Oliiher until the 3 jyt of .Ifarch next inclurivr , t, bt jail' for 4.), i qyalde, •zcith interest, 90 tip after date. • The' Condition: of the Contra.% may . he seen at the. SeeretarY's Office, - at till o.ffice, or by appb.ing to ilk; Thomas RUsiell, ikon for the l'iastalling at D.Wfr. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which :be Prier shall not be intuited in tv4rds at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board Zeflare One o'Clcck tolf the said Prid.o., the 21a instant, nor unless the 4r:on who males the Tender, er mete l'ertois on bit &Off, atiends, to aoneer s %OM ealkd fir, 6FFICH OF ORDNANCE. . ; . Argmst 22, 1804. , THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of . 711 s M ,-s- YES in • OIZpV ycE hereby give N o tice, That Prlp?sals will ir received at their 0 . 0-r, by Si. Maikvet's.artet; . ifiitorinster, orr .or before Tme lay the 25th day of SepteoeSer nen.t, frwit inch Per:rots as rotay he willing to 'ode-take the Per.. for/yr.:lce of tbeV LiIZIER.S I 111,11 Zr for the 'service 'of this pe partryent, at the Tower, lllttmartster, ev?'l Porjleet., Further Particulars. tartly, witb the rem, the Covtrairi, may br kst,iiar arra, .application at the See , tlay's o . kee, in St. libriareer-street, a y dty betwein• the ?. 1 T A W und Four teClo.k,,zrbeee the ,!r9pcsah are to be sealed up, old marked or the outride, " Proposals for the .Perforttince of the (;14ziers' Work fin the ()riloaoce Depart ment ;" pet no .A.lotalt cafe beadatht.fl qlfrr the tal43stb .407 cf 4, Order of the Bard, R. ft CRPII', Sec. ABE RC RONIBI E's GAR nyNEas. POCKET JOUR... NAL. . This My was pnelL4hed, price Is. 6(1. , • • pHE GARD , . IoURNAL,; or, Daily Assist.ou in the Modern I'r tetice of V r - licit" Gardening, in a cOncise, Monthly Ilisplay of all the practical Works of GeneraiGardetting tilronehout the Year; furtnini:, a complete Reinetnbrancer ;out I.nirnal of the Seasons, Methu.is of Sowing . , Hutting, Propagating, anti Itoising this various Productions of the Kitchen, I , ruit;, anti 1 den, Shrubbery, PknuitionS, Pleasitre-grn•ii is.. N ! , ! • Green-house, and Het-house, tiot.beds, and Forcing-house, with the Culture Of the respective }'lints, Trees, &e. ant} a Register oral I the necessary WOrkS in the pr.tlic,il tent of the parden, Sze. in every Month of the Year. NV ith Lists ef,..the Plants, .Trees, . Fruits ; and of" the Crcen.house and liot.hotise Eighth littilion, correttel and vert much By TWIN E, Author Of " Fiery Man his own Gardener." London Printed fur B. Crosby attd Cu. Stationers'-court, Paternoster-row. FOR SALE, At Broadstairs, in the Isle of fhanet, County of Kent, ' By Order of the Executors of the late Elizabeth Cumtnins, , on the tith Sept. inst. FitEFI HOUSE, consisting of gnoa C:rltars, Breakfast and Dining.parlo.irs, Servants ' I.►ll, and Kitchen. on the First Floor; a good Drawing-routn and ,Three best Bed roams on the Second Floor;' Three Servants' Rooms in the Attic ; %Vasil-house, &c. in the Yard; Garden inclosed, and a Piece of Ground in front, abqut 17 Perches, and leading to the Sea ; Two Lots of L an d, .of rtt tent each by it 6, adjoining, very disirable Situations tOr Building; also a. Bathing-matt; under the Clitf; likewise the Ground-rant of a:House near .tne Hutel. The House and Premises ate in the most desinble Situation ut Broalstois, cominar. is a most extensive Sea View, is in pill con:litchi, and tit rot the initnectine reception of a Gen, te.:l Vol" viewinz the Premises, and further partieuhrs, apply' to lti;.liard Collard,'Broker, or Mr. john Edwards, BroaA. stirs. Ci./.13' , ; 1:0 0 11 B U E S S E O E I S .I TA R ' y r E A ,. u n z r T B R R ) I I4 B , TOL. In ONE LOT, At the Exchange Coffee-house; in the City of Bristol, on Tuesday the 18th of 4epteintier lust. T" truly DtairAble FREEHOLD- ES TA TE and LANDC, called COTE-HOUSE, situate in . the Parish el We,tltury-itpon•Trytit. within two miles of the City of Bristol, on the commanding side of Durdltain a most beautiful and healthy part of, the'County of Glou cester, in the NtigtOtoitrhood, and commanding Views of Clifton, Sneed Park,. Maize Castle, and Kingsweston. The Property. and Residence of 101. IN EI)G wool), Esq. and a few years since, the Estate.md 'Residence of the Webb, Eay. deceased, late Member for t; loncerrer. 'Cite Estate t:onsists of a.cnpital, elegant, stone-I)4dt Man. sion-hot.ite; -containing eight upper Bed-chambers, vista! litsd•chatitaers,• Dressing•roonis, Closets, stel (Sc.:. 'a ie.:paid and elegem Urawitig-room, With aced, .v map As, Jo, feet by 27. and t 6 feet high ; an excellent Dining-periour. by at ; a IkreaktAst.patiour, az by 13 ; a Library, an Anti• room, a Daeesing•room, an Entrance Halt, or Vestibule; and replete with attached and detached do.nestic mikes of eery description; a farm-cart, capital f.itciten-eartlen, Hot-houses Double- Coach-house, Stabling tor Welve lit-vies, and numerous other Conveniences. • The Land consists of a !lea.: Wu!. Lawn, Bowling-green and 'Paddock, with a Pool at Water, .and sutron.ding 111V10361C3_ al curl lent Land, illeatt anti Pasture; the tvliole of trite Premises, wattainieg ablaut 88' Acres, t) the-tree, except about - 4 Acres+ also. two Pews in ‘Vestbury Church. Tile Land.'l ax is redeemed.. .Possession the mattsion.house, and about z$ Acres of Land in,ty be had on (he 14th Deeember next, The temaintier of, the ants arc lett on Lease, of which, tour years were unexpired at. !.duly-clay last. and on these .Lands a Farm-lveuse was lately Oath, The Estate may he vi,. wed by Tickets only, for which, • and for further .Perticulais and Conditions of Sale, applica tion maybe made to Messrs. Itengaukh and Palmer, Muir .pies at Law,,in, lultn-street, Bristol.; or. to Aessis.,AVard, Dennetts, anal Groves, Covent-garden, leandon. . .l, j.PAI.ME it, Broker. A CAUTION TO TUE TROTTER'S (MIEN rAL I)ENTI FRICE, or ASIA-, T I t: 11-1-POWOLIt. viz s • • • c~ns, both \ I V 1 3 n 10 4 ;11 .-.. and C l L V ll e t r r 4 Y l have bee n gre i detriment of incise who Use mem Mrs. Trotter feels it her duty to.eaution tit: Public to lje particular of whom they, purchase the above Article, winch they may rely on getting genuinc at her Warehouse, or . out those who Names are inserted in her Advertisements. For 4ilinve these . twenty * years it having been held in the highest - estitnation by every description of people, precludes all panegyric, Thos,•:, who nave not tried this excellent Dentifrice, will find a single box.a sufficient quantity to aseertAin its effi cacy and virtues; its excellenciei beat acknowledged by .the most respectable Nledical Authorities, 'Used. by many, and reComenifed. The Powder cleanses and beautifies tile Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses- no acid that c.ot corrode the enamel, puts a beautiful polish on the Teeth, and is extremely safe. in--its use; 1...T0m its astringency it streng th ens the gums, eradicates' the setirvy often, proves the destruction Ot . WiNte set 01:reaih), serve s Sound , Teeth (root elect', secures 'decayed 'reetfi from 'w o ofing worse, fastens those' which .arty loose, an I proves tire happy. Means of preventing then, being drawn. nut what has enhanced it in the estimation of those and Geritlemat who leave-been in the habit of using it,' is, that it preVents the r. tom of the Tooth-404 vvitn which, before that period; they had been violently Like wise a TiNie:rtißE , which possSSSes the po.ier of C 451.0( the mast violent Tooth,Aeh..—Powder as. 9tt. a box, iira Tincture, ditto... Dritshoi ts. each. ,•-• Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Propriator, No. 3., Bealifort.buildni4s, Strand; and, by appointo wl it i ,- at ;n sr ol'the Wholesale Perfumers mu London, and on, of Mr. Simmons, Portsinontit, unit Uelxin, ditto ; fir. ants, Plymouth ; Mrs. Shearclift and ProsJer, Mr. Vine, Bath ; Mr.. - Theinoson, 'sic of tiVi„;itt; Cove, Nottingita:a ; Mt. , Poßett, nutlet, . 0 1: 40 .4 ; Harman and Green, Ipswich': and Mn, Dyer, Newi;,4s:e -tipon-Tyne.—s6lti also in. every ‘apital Town througnoitt • England.: , z . • °•' • • , • * a.!` Please to ask f o r A Ntler—hor Name written en ilia taizipe. • , -