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TO -MORROW EVENING, Oft. 22, ISol, will be performed, A SYSTEM of NATURAL HISTORY of the 1: STRUCTU . RE or ANATOMY of ANIMALS. 1 .1 0-MORROW, 061ober 22d, 1801, will be presented, at SANS SOU , Leicester-place, Lei cester-square, an Entertainment, entirely new and original, called A FRISK. Arrangement of the Reeitatiotrand Songs. PART I By JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D. Of the Royal College of Physicians in London, and Physi cian in the Island of Madeira, Author of " Observations Is, after ard-Cuni te George ars. &Ile - - on iVivrbid Poisons. 7 Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Observaiions on the Cancerous Breast, consisting chiefly of Original COI - respondence between the Author and Dr. Mr. Cline, Dr. Babington, Mr. Abernethy, and Dr. Stokes. Published by permission ofthe Writers. , With an Intioduaory Letter to Mr. Pitcairn, rip 3s. 6d. sewed. living nard,ar- Rec. Sir Peter, Mag, and the opening of the Plot.—'Song. True Delight.--Rec. Young 'limn undeceived.—Song. In wino veritas.—Ree. Marc Encroachers.—Song. The Cuc koo.-%-Rec. An Exctption.—Song. The Letter N.—Rec. The Galley Slaves.—Song. The Manes of the Brave.— Rec. Mr. Paddle —Song. Literary Transmigration.—Rec. Something or other.—,Song. The New Year. loot, Mr. :TTE. s of the This Day wac published, Price 4s. sewed, IVIARY STEWART, QUEEN of SCOTS, an Historical .Drama. ARTAXERXES. With .intirely new Scenery, Dresses, and‘ Decorations. The Overture and Music by Dr. ARNE. .Artaxerxes, Mr. DIG NU M ; Artabane ,s Mr. KEj.I. I / - ; Arhaces, Mrs. MO - UN 'FAIN, • Rimeues, Mr. COOKE. VT , Mandane, Mrs. BILLINGTON , will introduce a Bravura SoN, with an Obligato Ac companiment on the Violin, by Mr. Wt . .' cus &r. 1., corn- Posed by Li A N C H I. Semira Mrs: BLAND. e Scenery designed by Mr. GreenwbCd, and painted by Tl , him, Mr. Banks, and Assishitts. 'e Decorations and Dresses designed by Mr. Johnston, and u "eeuted by him, and 'under his diredion by Mr. Under- T., ° ''ci, Mr. Gay, and Assistan ts. 'e female Dresses desiJA and executed by Miss Rein. WITPI - - WHO's THE. DUPE ? Gradus, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. TOn Saturday, the Corned) of A Trip to Scarborough, with ny'rvor-ertr "6th she-Tragedy of King ick - lard the Third, with the Dramatic Romance of Blue ceardj „ or, FeMale Curiosity. L VI file Tragedy of King Richard the I k hird continuing be received with universal approbation by overflowing L k udiences, the'P' üblic are respectfully informed, that it will repeated every Monday till further notice. To PERSONS of HONOUR and CANDOUR only. GENTLEMAN turned of Thirty, formerly in aPublic•Mffibe abroad, whose Education has been ,7ral, an d w hose Family is very respe dable, is desirous of the Patronage of a 'Lady or Gentleman who 'may v e inteiest to procure him-a Situation under liovernment, ~Ith . • er m the Political or Revenue Departments. The Ad kr,,tiscr's literary acquirements are not inconsiderable, and h ` biters himself with being capable of conduding the most Correspopdenceo.vitb proprietdiOned y .and dd; his abi 'tles in that Inc having been an by the approbation g tif . P er,onazes of the first rank and consequence in-the King e.rt!. An immediate pecuniary recompense.for: an exertion t , i iiteret cannot' be offered, but the Advertiser would agree ,:,relinquish one-third, or a moiety (according to circnin h7ces), of the. Inconie he derive from an Appoint t:llt thus obtained, by wiy . ot Annuity to the Person.pro b 'mg it for him ; for the due payment of which he could V, ore isatisfadury coll4eral Security. The Situ4tion of a u r ivate Secreiary- would not 6e objected to ; but as the Ad 4;irt.,iser ppsSesse'S - a tolerable Income, heweuldnot accept of Appointment not perfectly-gentlemanlike, - or of which Salary vr4s- pot liberal. - .Any Lady or Gentleman 'dis t,3.ed to favour this Address with serious- notice, tnayrely ~'i t iviolable secrecy, and the 'striElest honour in every re il9,2&- The Advertiser does not-exped or desire-confidence t o ?ii he shall.hz tout .to merit it ; and .to induce which *ter :he necessary pn.qiiiiiniry Correspondence), he will 'give I,e ittstcanciid detail respetung himself, -and references to sorts of high congderation and•respe4ability. 1, 6 4 .ett:21-s (post-Nidi to Mr. Augustus Henry Patterson, st- Otce Bltli will meet with due atteution. , E NGLISH '‘ , LISH AND J ; RISH . STATE LOTTERIES, iSoi. Irish State Lottery begins Thawins November r 6. E nglish state 'Lottery negins Drawing March 3, 1802. HE TICKETS, HALVES., QUARTERS, EIGHTHS,,. and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling, T, eat variety Dl ,Numbers, and oh-the lowest terms. The pleY•for flie Prizes paid on demand, by Ho RN SBY and 0 : 5t , ,,c1,-srOkers, at their Old-established State Lottery t ,:e (licensed pursuant to Adt of Parliament); No. 26, 1 .. . 1 1hi11, opposite the Royal Exchange, London'; also at l 'roool lnd Exetcr. , V: - .frect Nume'riCal and Register Books are kept, and Lts and Shares registered, at Sixpence per Number. of ni;:rs accompanied With good Bills, payable at sight, - or the short date, will be punctually attended to,, precisely on / saline Terms as if present. ' • 'e,ttrs (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. 44 4 1 Shares sokl at this Office will be stamped, agreeable to O ft . of Parliament, with theAvords " State Lottery Stamp . -ic,, ki l .Lnk., India, and South Sea Stocks, Withpeir several An t,,,,`tie, i , j. , .(i all kinds of Government Securicies, bought and 41 t 4 ll' Comission. 'ITAL ' m PRIZES Sold, Shared, and Registered by _ HORNSgY and Co. • 2 Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds. , 7 Prizes of Tkventy Thousand Pounds. . z . Prizes of Fifteen Thousand Founds. 53 Prizes, of, Taxi Thousand Pounds: ig Prizes of Five ThoUsand Pounds. .30 Prizes'of Two 'Thousand Pounds. 49,Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. 73 Prize,; of Five Hundred Pounds. ll's Grand Diamonds in the Lottery 1 7 74, and the Pi g ot oci,Diamond in the last English . Lottery,.wete sold by 2 and Co. • C A "HEN FURNITURE; LAMP, and LAMP-OIL j'k-EHOUSE, No. IA Two , Doors from St. Dunstan's A r~OLID ect-street.- FINCHETT respeafuily begs leave ii itiform the Nobility, Gentry, &e. that . they may lie "i . nfo, — at the above- Warehouse irl.•the greatest variety of t Q:d e of the best .workmanship, Arid on tho-most reason r,7,r3l.s, in Double Block Copper ofiron j a r Ore; Cdrimilete sets'of Double Blbck Tia Kitchen Fur quirle, at .81. Ss. or- any part may be had separate, if il eJ ' l ; Portable. Roasting jacks, calculated for small tamt ti go three hours, and Carry a .joint of meat of Pound.s and 'requires little fire; sets of Double Block In ash Cover s :... a tria real Pontipoof Tea' ,-, enteel assortment of the best Bronzed and Coine Urns, elegantly mounted, of the newest patterns fine Japanned Tea Trays, Laiters, - fc:a Caddies, Plate Warmers, Coffee Biggins, tcc. iYontipoui . anol.otlr ornamental Japan; An elegant assort, 'inter, of Plated ' with sliver edgeS - Kitchen Ranges, :'Vst,;r, Pantheon, and Forest Stoves ; • Table Knives, Jelly p o, dd h , Nudges,' Inhalers for Colds and Sore„.,Throata s ; il t "tring Trumpets to assist Deaf Persons ; Phosphorus 4 ° ,;:ket Tinder Boxes and Matches, to procure instant light ; 4 ` 4, Ye assortment' Of ;Hall Lanterns, and Patent Lamps for , t Airea se • Sideboards, Reading, Counting-houses, Cham r4l Warehouses , s'' and all other purposes. - Geattine Spermaceti Oil. . . STOWBV-HOUSE, SOMERSET,. BiZ . LETT, and entered upon immediately, '%h„with the Furniture, Stables, Coach- trouseSddns, 't c u3 beries Pond:, and One Acre -of Kitehen-garden,.-and e irrt , /ICUs of good Meadow Land adjoining. ' l (` Houseis elegantly and completely FUR NISH ED, as (2 'f the Residences of the late Lady Jones,- deceased, and i4levery respect sit to' rt he immediate Occupation of a large Family ; distant from Bath twelve miles, Bristol ' 1 4) 4 4 tta Wells twelve. The Tenant may have the Deputa , 1:„t . the Manor. tai l ' particulars, inquire of Mr. Miles, Attorney, at' Ston ; er at Bull's Library., Bath. Se,tvants at StnWcy will shew the House and Furni *---Z__) a4y -Person wiS:ningto . rent it. - LINCOLNSIIIRE.—SALE'OF LANDS. F at t • 'TO BE.SOLD - BY AUCTION, +Y in the nieeth of January next, if not previously 4s posed of by Private Contract; 11 E Detached ESTATES anti PROPERTIES ti e of Sir GILBERT' HEATFICOTE, Bart. situate: in .We ,, Frat Parishes of Leake,'Frampton, Kirton, Suttertun, 111 1 3 c 7.'1t, Swineshead,. Bicker, :Gosberton, Surtteet, Pinch pailDOrringt Raskington,' Billiughay, and Short Ferry ,4 in the Parish of Fi s k:quilt, in the County of Lincoln_ tklr i ulors of which are in preparation, and will be -ready 'tot. r7 ,-ry in, the course of next month. Itp on ttle glean time ; time Lands 'kid b Premises may ; dewed , a 2:1 ) . .R. 3 a.L0R to the respective Tenants. • ' Qa.:,841, $BOl. -. , irst corn- URY,at :ontinue4 ;uard the practised ; and as aund not sstill re unatism, of cures kt i !t, Gout. also had try, un this rear 's Com- 1041 e..:11 .11,f1 the by the with the ty be as- Ad at the al 11. 25. on ari.i rstem by .one con- !xclusive resu4t - ot . as I a3l the most Surgeon, escue , or the have d: VEN E [ong dam front F In= ra wo 1T Y . or h tO not U 1 soried by rior me.- Ti where o ofkr ktress in ations or the oat statq of such ery. le c .11;oo object. of removal Renea' the ritt'S y vigour , 2unterac" no great a propel be stunel ,4 rution. ppointed 1,. that tis it skill. rtak tog/ it; for•) ith such ;onsulteo :), at It tple liar' :r-street, eor.s. London inforia have re.: ATEN L EttAr , me time, y, I was , Ilty, bur I went ng rather on. Thc e a corn recoverV. RS inevi he man!'" (Weed tq me, and ing your cllaxanort v, tharil;' 4.10. 1 11. ake, subscribe kRSOI`I! :he abo v ' vnbcttcr Surge' olls° . e;:t ; Thirty -51 1 Cute l'aro 0 srec 11 "! 6 !ser vt t tti VD U' NV 111 b e Se iti°rlb !nience of St. A fr s' Oxfo. n ra# 'ill; r• `allwell'it Mae: Town C3‘ person s cjVCY, 333 .up -;v: Bridge a: c...coun' PART 11. Rec. Sir Peter Impatient.—Song. The Voyage of Rec. The Discovery. - -Song 'Honour among Thieves.— Rec. The Lampoon.--Song. The Ladies.—Rec. Whiffle. Song. Tray. —Rec. The Wooden Legs.—Song. jack at the Opera.—Rec. Nuts.—Song. The Dinner. PART lIT. Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony.—Song. The arigina.l and the Piaure,,—Rec. Courage and its Shadow.—Song. The cissitudes of Glory.—Rec. The Ambassador witmout Cre dentials. Song. Father and I.—Rec. Mag talks !—Song., . The Wife elect.—Rec. The Loyers;—Song. Every Man his own Pilot.—Rec. The Surprize.- 2 -Song. The Bless ings of Peace, The whole Is written and composed, and will be spoken, sung, and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. Admittance, Boxes ss. Pit 3s. Gallery as. Doors to be open at Seven, and the Pertormance to begin at Eight. • Places for the Boxes.may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Ware house, where May be had all his different Produdions ; and also Proposals for !minting by Subscription, his Three Years Tour to almost the whole of England, and a 'considerable Parr of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re spettable Friends • and embellished with_ Forty Plates in aqua tinta, from Friends; painted by Mr. Dibdin, and Twen.:' ty Vignettes, 4esigned, etched., and prepared for the aqua mita, by Mis's Dibdin. The Pidures, and Specimens of the Prints, may be seen, free'of expellee, at Leicester-place. *** I:416only Entrance to the Theatre will beat the Door nearest Mester-square. The abo - ve Entertainment, which continues to be received with the loudest applause', will be repeated every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday gvenings, till' further notice. Just pUblishecl, " Honour among Thieves," ," Tray," and on Monday next, " The Letter N." DR. GARNETT's LECTURES, At his House, No. sr, Great Marlboroughtstreet. ON MONDAY, November the 2d, 03ot, at Eight o'Clock in the EVening, will be delivered an INTRODUCTORY LECTURE. And on Friday the 6th,' at the same hour will commence the Course on EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY ; com prehending Astronomy, Ele&ricity, Magnetism, Pnemnatics, HydrostaticS, Optics, and Mechanics. These different Sub jects will, be illustrated by Experiments, with a very coin plete Apparatus.—The Course will consist pf Fifteen Lec tures, which will bedeliverecl every Monday and Friday, at Eight o'Clock in the Evening - . On. Tuesday; November the loth, at One o'Clock, will begin the Course on CH Em;sTRY, comprehending all the. modern Discoveries in that - Scierice, illustrated by a variety of new and interesting Experiments.—This Courss will like.: wise consist of Fifteen Lectures, which will be delivered every Tuesday. and ThUrSday; at One o'Clock, P. M. Gentlemen's Tickets for either Course Pile Guinea.— Ladies' Tickets, Half-a-Guinea.—Tickets"tratt.derable. Tickets olAdmission to single Let - tures may be had of Mr. Adams, No. 60, Fleet-street ; Mr. Jones, No. 30, Low,er Holborn ; Mr. Callow,' Crown-court, Soho ; Mr. Higgins, No. 193, Strand ; and at the DoCtor's. House : and a Ticket for the Introductory Lecture will be presented to those who prleviously subscribe, to either of the Courses. Dr. Gametils ." Outlines of Natural Philosophy and Che mistry," may be had of Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Booksel lers, Strand ; or Mr. Callow, Crown-court, Soho. Before the end of January 1802, Dr. Garnett will begin his LeCtures.on the Theory and Prue:tit:ea Medicine, and on the Animal Lconomy. Also a full Course on Chemistry, with its application to Medicine and Pharmacy. • MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. , On Saturday the 3 rst of Odober inst. at the Beaufort 'Arms Inn, Monmouth (unless previously disposed of by Private. Contrad, of "which timely Notice will be given), A VALUABLE and truly Desirable FREE /71. HOLD ESTA.TE, called HILLsTos7, with sundry improvable larins, nearly adjoining; - 'called COXTON,' . BLACKMOOR, CODANGRO, and GRAIGE FARMS the whole containing 455 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, together with Grosmont Wood Tithes, extend ing over bet Ween 7 and goo Acres of Land, situate in the Pa rishes of' Langatio.ck, St. Maughans, Rockfield, and Sken fieth, in dry and.airy situations. • Hilston is "an ancient Family Residence, commanding an greeable'prosPed of the adjacent Country, and bounded in part by a Turnpike Road, .Six• Miles from 'Monmouth, and capable, at a moderate expence, of great improvements. Further Particulars May be known, by applying to Mr. Ernbry, Monmouth, who will spew the Premises; and to MessrS. Hodskinson and Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel street, Strand, who are authorised tg'treat for the same, and where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. , ' SIIENSTONE,near LICHFIELD, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , By Mr. W AKRE N , At the Georg Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on> Friday, Oct. 3a, iSot, at 'Three o'Clock,' in hots; SEVER AL very Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS, . situate at - Footherley, Lynn, and. Nether and Lower - Stonnall,• all in the Parish and Vicinity of the pleasant Vil lage of .Slienstone, In a Sporting Part of the County of Stat . -- ford,- three Miles from Lichfield, six from Walsall, and twelve from Itirrninghath ' • also 'a capital Mansion, called . FOOTHERLEY- HALL, with suitable attached and 'de-. tached 0 faces, 'Coach-bonze, Stabling for Eight Horses, and other Out-buildings, all in complete repair ; a large well .planted. Garden, bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream ; the whole comprising about 670 Acres of rich inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the highest state of cultiva tion, With valuable Rights of Common on Shenstone, Wood End, and Druid Heath . now. in the occupation of John Breynton, Esq. under Lease determinabl6 tBO9, and of - Messrs. Swan, Hand; Preston, Adcock, am - t.'MciuSley, , all very respettable Tenants, under Leases determinable at Lady day, 1803, at several yearly Rents, amounting to EIGHT HUNDRED, and FIFTY POUNDS,re and upwards; also about Twenty Acs of . Coppice and Wood Land now in hand. - • Another .F.R E El-'lO 1, D ESTATE, containing 89 Acres, a Roods, 38 Perches, with a commodious Dwelling-house and suitable Out , buildings, delightfully situate at Hammerwick, in . the, Parish of St. Michael, Lichfield; also a Leasehold Farm of 56 Aaes, adjoining to the Freehold Premises, with convenient 'Farm house and other Appurtenances and valu able Rights of Common on Hogley Hay and Cannock Chase, held under the Vicars Choral of Lichtielcl, , for an unexpired Terin of Twenty-one Years,. at 31. Bs. per Ann. renewable every seven years ; both which .Farrns and Premises are in the holding of Mr James Winterton, under Lease determinable at Lady.:day, 1803, at the yearly Rent of 1451. Printed Particulars may-be had twenty-one days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simpson . , Attorney, in Great Charles 7 street, :Birmingham ; Mr. \V illington, Solicitor, No. 3, King's Bench Walk, 'Temple, London;, Mr. T ho: Garlanci, f.,:ytbrd, near !Moreton in Marsh, Glouee,tershire ;. Mr. Calvert, S,zdbury, Derbyshire; at the Place of S.• le ; of Mr. Drewry, Printer, Derby ; at the principal I nns'at .Statibrd, Burton, Taniworth, A„therstone, Coventry, and other adjacent Towns ; of Mr. 'Werren,,Audioneer, Birmingham ; hnd of Mr. T. Sedgwick, at Sihmstone 'Wood End, wi,u Villl - 511CW the several Lots„'. Printed for Mundell and -Son, Edinburgh ; and sold by . Long Man and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row, London, Of whom may be had, lately published, T. Life, a Comedy ; by F. Reynolds, Esq..price 25.. 2. Speed the Plough,,a Comedy ; by Mr. Morton, 2S. 3. Point of Honour, a Play ; by Mr. C. Kemble, 25. 4. Holiday-Time; or, The School Boy's Frolic, a Farce ; by F. Larhom, Esq. h.. 4d. FOX AND PEACE. This Day. was published, Price One Shilling , . THE SPEk.CH of the Hon. CHARLES J. :14 - OX, on the happy Restoration of- Peace with France, with the HYMN to PEACE, and the other Proceedings at the Shakespeare Tavern, on Saturday Odober ro, dot; being the Anniversary of his first Eletlion for the City of Westmin ster. Printed for S. Jordan, No. 19, Ludgate-hill. _ Of - whom may he had . ) , price 6d. • A Medico-Metrical Addres; to the Students at the Univer sity of Edinburgh ; containing. ChamEteristic Sketches of the Medical Professors in that celebrated School. By Lemuel Laucet, Esq. " C'est hien comique." This Day was published, In One Volume L Foolscap Bvo. Price6s. in bords, - - • • 'A DICTIONARY of MUSIC; to which is pre- LA- fixed a Familiar Introduaion to •the SCIENCE of HARMONY. - • • By THOMAS BUSBY, I.L.D. The present Work is offered to the Pu i blie as a complete and comprehensive MUsical DiClionary, and as likely to su persede the imperfect and incomplete Musical • Dictionaries which exist' at present in the English Language. The warit of such a work has long been felt by students, amateurs, and professors. In - boarding-schools • and private familie:;, the author believes it - will be found of indispensible use to every young lady beginning to practise;. and he hopes it willJv no leis generally received as a necessary appendage to every - Piano Forte, and to .the Library of every proficient in the Theory, and Pradice of Music. Printed for R. Phillips, 'No. 71, St, Paul's Church-yard; seld by Thomas Hurst, Paternoster-row; Cletnenti and Co. Cheapside ; Golding, - Phipps and CO. Pall-Mall ; Broderip and Wilkinson, Haymarket ;: Preston, Strand ;- Smart, Dale, and Bland arid Weller, Oxford-street ; Burchell,. New, Bond street ; Skil lern St. Martin's-lane; • Gehusac and Strand; - Astor arid Co. and Dale, Cornhill ; andby-All other Music-sellers and Booksellers in the United Kingdom. N.B. Music-sellers or. Booksellers, in town or country, may be supplied with - complete colleetions of the admised Pieces contained in Dr. Busby's Musical journal, for six months, upon sale or return, by addressing their orders to the Publisner. • . . • • WARWICKSHIRE.--,SUTTON COLDFIELD. TO. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By THOMAS. WARREN, At the Three Tuns, in Sutton Coldfield, on Monday the zd Day of Nov. rSor, at 'Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, subjed to such Conditions as shall be then produced ; AFREEHOLD HOUSE, suitable for a- large and Genteel Family, with convenient Out-Offices, Stables, &c. excellent Gardens in high condition, and ivell planted and about TwelVe Acres of Pasture Land adjoining the same, pleasantly situated in the Town of Sutton Cold field, and lately occupied by Mrs. Ghmble, deceased. Possession may be had at Christmas next, or sooner, if re quired. Appartenant to the said Premises are valuable Pri. vileses and Claims in the Park and upon Fields, within the Parish of Sutton :Coldfield. The House, Buildings, &c. may be viewed on anyAlonday, Tuesday, Or Wednesday,.previous to the time ofj Sale. For further Particulars; apply at the Office of Messrs. Croxall and Holbeclie, Sutton Coldfield. The Furniture of the House will be sold on Monday the 16th Day of Nov. 180 t, and the Two following Days. AN ESTATE and HUNTING BOX in PERTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ,AUCTION, ~..Under the Authority of the Lords , of Session in.Scotland,:on ,Wednesdav the 16th Day of Dec. 1801, in Three Lots, ' THE LANDS of DONAVOURD and BAL . - LINTU I ME, and Others situated in the Parishes of Logie Rait and Mouline, Distridof Atliole, and County of Perth. These Lands are situated midway between Duhkeld and Blair, a Country which,: in point of cultivation, rich, beautiful and romantic Scenery, is equalled by few, and sur passed by none, in Great Britain. The clear yearly Rental of 'the whole three Lots is 1681. its. Bd. or thereabouts.— There are several thriving Oak and other Woods, on the Estatc. _ On the principal Lot, the present Rental of which is 921. I2S. or thereabouts, is erected a small, but truly neat • and elegant Modern Mansion-house, with Suitable Offices and Out-houses. The House commands most enchanting and varied views of the Yale of Athole, and the Course of the River Tummel, till it falls into the River Tay. To this Lot is annexed a considerable quantity of Common Hill Pasture, and inexhaustible Mess for Fuel. The adjoining . Hills are filled with Grouse; the Lands abound with G Rlll2 ot all kinds, and the neighbouring Rivers,arid Lakes teem with Salmon and other Fish. On this Lot there are alk) Quar ric•s•of Lime and other Stones, so well adapted for Improve ments. The greatest part of the Lands are at present lett to Tenants at Will. - There is a convenient and excellent Farm House on the Estate, having been lately built. In short, thi3.is a Most truly desirable Property for any Person' wish ing to enjoy the delights of a Rural Lite. Immediate pos session may be' had. , Further Particulars may be known by applicatioh to Mess. M‘Dou,,cral and Hunter, Sblicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ' and Mr:George Andrew, Writerin Edinburgh ; and tht Pre mises may be viewed by •applyihg to Edmund. Ferglisson, of Baledmund, Esq. who reitcles near the Estate. TO SEA-BATHERS. T ES PASTILLES MARTIALLES DE MONT_ 4 L PELL ER,or AROMATjd LOZENGES of STEEL. These Lolefigres being used along: with the Bath, will pro mote and render its.eliecis more flermanent ; they Nvi 1 1 occa sion that plLtsing glow, which without them might, per haps, nexer take place; and by their means many persons have derived the greatest advantage t.rom bathing, who, with ont. them, could - never have continued the use of it. Those who bathe should take three -Loienges imniediately after they come out of the Bath. -- . -The Aromatic Lozenges ofs tee! are found by experience to possess the most extraordinary powers in the' cure of Disorders incidental to Youth of both Sexes. For improving debilitated, relaied, or broken Con stitutions there decidedly is not. so excellent a Remedy in. the 'universe. When the weak, the languid, the emaciated of.either sex, make atrial 'of this Medicine, they find their spirits exhilarated, their stength recruited, all their facul; ties renovated ; and all the alarming, syin ptomt of approach ing consumption subsiAe, when a, (itt.• peeseveranee in the use of this powerful. Restorative has been obterved.' 'The Lozenges of Steel are prepared genuine by Dr. Senate, at his house, No. 19, Charlotte-street, .Bloornsbury, price 7s. per box, duty included, with the Doctor's Portrait and signa ture on each box, without which, Mile can be , genuine; : And sold by Baron, No. x 53, Strand ; neat,„Somerset House, and rctail by all. respetfable Medicine Venders in . -Town Country. Dr. SENATE'S TREATISE an FEMALE COM-. PLAINTS, dedicated to the QUEE - N, may be, had as above, is. , • . -13 v ANTHONY CA 4t.1.,15LE, Surgcon, &c: Printed for T. Cadell, Jun. and W : Straltd. 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