The Sun. — London, England, 1801-09-26 00:00:00

4 111 ic 4 r „ 4 47 .7 - - 71 • •• • • " •-• ' 4 " 4 J.idr - , 1 .„ .„.. . .41 ,COUNTY ;, C lock, REEHOLV -FLUNG, , Fines' 'Tont /lied ERIN G -15.1.. ,Acres rely COM paCI tra Parochiali' he Township= is, eight yeigi of per Ann. )S, the SituatiO 'coduee, ;,• Seven troth Navigation of 11; a 'beautiful , with plenty of :siderke for the .markan.le fug the Estate; elv' :Wa►s rnly .larber, No, 114 Duke's Headc !rg wn, Swat; Lion, Faker 6_: . of Sa!op, of CHET s; situated...ad; ie old Chester rid and forty- with suitablit Grounds e Farms, ant! the Free, and will be readf. irthen be bail and - Chester Phoenix, and Neti;port ; O f srs. Shaves. -nttee-hoose,,; itere a Plan *. IEAk TAP called the , Fish-pondCr •Lightfully Si' isbury, ed the A/3W/ 4 ,7 and Pastule . !ham, duii Tahoe an 4 an 4 Wtetnally rbatch, iiie • irepring t ana r6tit day of sq ;is, ChtPCl L 7L'albot Inns# and Asterleit 11 ttii.toOg kLE. t Garraway'3 3ATIOS , 241. each, aria . now pays -4 4 , : advantays ing steadily 10 areS the 135$ lams of 125` r to increase. IGTON EiOr IL, g N4vigatiork., Fourte' 1, Two S ha ol ping, 351. _At the WWI achlingtop. ; Lonchu , --/ ucationt at ° ral System )ti of long col ty. the .exclusi SSIUI result ,s tar as I ail; h are the rti.uP ties. irmy Surgeogs M rescue ill' men, or o ' 4 iitioners. ~; I haVe of VENP" or long to du' r arising fen :es 'of matotv system is rya nct, or ha!, ,; D y r‘: I superior m a p even: $ ume to ted distitssot sitUatio lv 'oe %me or ate teat_ . ugn s ce of " s sonr o . 11 1 c orir e an Übj v ) the 'is • of • R e.ii '' . to ttr.-7. f , Maniy j)i • CouPter; at uses, iteki, a nr l o ,. wive flu: sit" :onstitutio n ' t c4 ;fa issurect, vi ur ti.trP'. rO l Y • L f 0 to StACep ti jt) 5 120 4 v b::eOnt7 f ir Noted,, - r ,,f. r \Vater-sur f ,5 urS~' NUMBER 2814.] THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, ON .MONDAY NEXT, September 28, 1.801, - will be presented the Tragedy of fIAIVILET. A.. - Hamlet, I: , y a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, . . (Being his first Appear..nee on, Any Stage); G - hos;, Mr: MURRAY;PoIonius, Mr.. MIINDEisI ; King, Mr. WADDY ; Horatio, Mr. WHITFIELD ; Laertes, Mr. BETTERTON ; - Ostriek, Mr - F - ARLEY ; Marcellus, Mr. DAVENPORT ; Cuildenstern, Mr. CLARE MONT ; . Rosencraug, Mr. KLAN ERT ; - Player-King, Mr. THOMPSON ; ' Lusianus, Mr. NVILDE ; Grave-Diggers; Messrs. EMERY, SIMMONS. Ophelia, Mrs. H. JOIINSTQN ; Player-Queen; Miss LESERVE ,• And the Queen,. Miss CHAPMAN. Tn Mt V. A Dirge set to Music by Mr. SHIELn. To which will be added, a new Grand Historic Pantomime Diama, in Two. Parts, called PEROUSE ' • Or, The'DgSOLAT.E ISLAND. • EUROPEANS. Perouse, the Navigator, Mr. H. JOHNSTON; Theodore, the Son of Perouse, Miss 1 ENKANSON Conge, Servant to' Madarhe Perouse', Mr. KING ; And Madame Perouse, Mrs. -H.' ',WINSTON ; thiibpanzee, an. Animal of the Desolate Island, Master M E N AG F.. • NATIVES Or & NEIC.)IBOURT: , :c; ISLAND. • Kanko, Suitor to Umba, Mr. EARLE Y ;I , • Negaski, Umba's Father, Mr. DELPINI ; PorepataW, Mr. KLAN ERT ; Tetasemar, Mr. L. BOLOGNA ; 'Pctoomora, Mr. PL NTT ; . Tangaboo, Mr. LEWIS ; EteWesca, Mr. BLURTON ; Gaskeweewa, - Mr. POWERS; And Umba, Mrs. MILLS., toxis, 6s. Pit, 3s. 6d. Gallery, as. Upper Gallery IS. Places for the boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the „ ox-bffice in-Hart-street. Doors to be openeci.at Half after Five, and the Perform ance to begin at Half after Six o'Clock. • • Vivant Rex et Regina. On Wednesday, the Comedy of The Beaux Stratagem, and the favourite Musical Entertainment of Paul and Viriginia. Mrs. Billington will make her first appearance for these ;even Years at this Theatre in the course of next week. A new Musical After-piece is in rehearsal. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. - MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad ditional‘PlCTUßES, IS RE-OPENED, and will afor "wr, e Every . Day; Sunday excepted, front Nine in the_ fli ng till E vening Admittance One Shilling. ,; MIDWIFERY. r)R. THYNNE win begin his Course of Lec tures on the THEORY and' PRACTICE of WIFERY,„ and the'DISEASES of WOMEN and CH I L -1)R EN, at the Medical Theatre, St. Bartholomew's HOsyital, on Thursday-, Odoher 1, atlialf past Five o'Clock in the Evening; and\on Thursday, Odober 8, he will commence a Morning Course, at his House, No. 9, Berners-strect, Oxford-street, where further Particulars may be known. LECTURES on the VENER rAL *DISEASE, &c. R. REES, formerly House-Surgeon to the .L.. 0 lock-Hospital, &c. wilt cc , nrnence his usual Course of Lectures oa the Venereal Disease, Srriduns in the Urethra, and other Affeftions of the LI rina.;,' Organs, oa Thursday, 06.16ber t, at his house, No. 2, Soho-square. The Course Ivill consist of Twelve Led.tires. _Further particulars maybe known by applying as above. MEDi CAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW's HOSPITAL. THE following COURSES of LECTURES will ter be deliqere.d at this Theatre during the ensuing Win- On the THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. ROBERTS and Dr. POWELL. Clinical- Le dares will be given occasionally by Dr. Roberts. On ANATOMY and TAGYSIOLOGY, byMr. ABERNE ,THY. • ' ' ll l Comparative ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by ACA R.TN on THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr. ABERNETHY. °n CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA,MEDICA, by Dr. POWELL. Un MIDWIFE-RY and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN., by Dr. THYVNE. The Ledures will begin on Thursday, Odober I, at Two o'Cl oc k . _Further P a rti cu l a rs ma y be known by applying to Mr. Nicholson, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's Hospital. DANCING. IRI SNP PRIVATE TUITION. SCOTCH, FRENCH, and ITALIAN STEIt, EURGHALL respeafully presents himself pr hei rs t° the nptice of those who are desirous of , acquiring "` LING epved in the PRESENT FASHION of DAN COT TILLONS,, tELS ST MINRU ATHS ET S, t P he EY mu S, ch adCHAmired I - N REUSE, IR ISH JIGS and COUNTRY DANCES, IRIS whi c h with all the elegant variety of 111- COT'CH, FRENCH and - ITALIAN STEPS Y nlaY SCOTCH, accriire in PERFECT PRIVACY at their ows OURS on reasonable Terms, with.,accuracy and EXP EDI -11", at 4iis ACADEMY, ESTABLISHED at his HOUSE, 3 z GREAT - QUEEN-STREET, , LINCOLN's..INN. FIELDS. FENCING, on moderate Terms. Boarding Schools regularly attended, and particular care cxi.rteci to form t good Address, and attentive Politeness, in the Children. The PRIVATE SELECT SUBSCRIPTION ASSEM tLY Will 'open again on WEDNESDAY, Od. tisTtllnose who are deStrous of receiving Instrudions at home, vouring Mr. BURG HALL with'a•linc as above, e ,,,Dundually attended. ik". B. The Great Room may he engaged (by Parties of - --z-....7e . Etability) on Moderate Terms. • SCARCITY - OF MONEY. these Unprecedentedly distradO Times, the Proposition of a pecuniary aid, when it is 'made from iiq t rttly respedable' quarter, becomes extremely interest - 1 -4" even to those who have the very best Securities to offer. • p ov t , llis important . Contemplation it that a man of apple vi e e ri and ot the first respedability in life (which an niter vi or other confidential correspondence, will- evince), is to s PPY thus ~to render to People of Rank and Honour, and tteh alone, on their person p al obligation only ; or to per- haßossessed of Landed, Funded, or equally fixed Property • h a gintaries of the Church, the Beneficed Clergy, .or Ladies SL l ntt, PoWerS or SettlementS in particular), ANY SUM,IN by Redeemable Annuity Loan, at A,nnoity ' • c,,, e e,rest, but not less than 501. nor more than 59001. to any tvii,Verson. Every transadion arising from this publication, h,L evin ce its being founded on principles diametrically op ()fee to the numerous plausible, but mostly desceptious . r i ;;3 on this Subjed; in the Public Prints; of course on lo, c , i Ples of integrity, secrecy, and dispatch ; arid . (it . tol the t) of unfailingly yielding the most peried satisfaction to' • tklioorrower, in the result.—Letters, candidly giving - name rt-ItZsidence, will have every gentlemanly attention paid 11 1„ord ( liteded to Mr.. H.. Jackson, to the careof Mr. R,ch. utik2 the Master of . the New Chapter Collce-lioLse, - court; Long-acre, London. N'o Agent or Broker - can be attentl,ecl to ;, no Letters 11., 5r - e Q ,I Which are not postage-paid ; - arid - no personal inquiry BREWERY TO BE SOLD, PereMptorily, on Thursday the zzd Day of Otiober, at One o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle street, Liverpool; Very Extensive and Complete BREWERY, 1. crer.ted in the best manner within the last twelve Years, possessing every. improved principle now known : the whole covering a iVot or Freehold Ground of TWo Acres, situated in Scotland4oad, Liverpool, and within 'zoo yards of, the Custom House ; capable of .making annually 60,000 Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and ;very extensive Warehouses, Malt-houSes, Drying-kilns, &c. The Water is. of the first-quality; and inexhaustible.—The who-le Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dwelling house, well finished - and. may be _viewed even ' day before - the Sale , where attendance will be giVen, For foal= Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, .near Liverpool. ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD, BY -AUCTION, In Four Lots,. on Thursday the22,:lot ()etcher next, at the Baptist - Head Coffee-house, in Chancery-lane, London.; THE following ESTATE, : The MANORr of MOTTIST.ON, and several Farms and Lands, held at Rack-rent, and under , Lcases for Lives Within the said Ma nor and Parish of Mottiston. ••. Also a Farm called RO U G HBO RO UG H, in the Parish of Shorwell. • Also Two Valuable ADVOWSONS, viz. The ConSoli .datud RECTORY of mornsToN, and VICARAGE of SHORWELL, and the RECTORY OfSIIO RWE LL. Printed, Particulars may be had of Messrs. Smith; Keke - wich and Hoskins, - Solicitors, in Lincoln's-inn ;- Mr. W. and 4. Black, Land Surveyors, in the Middle Temple ; and Mr. R.. Clarke, Newport; .Isleofs"Wii;lit, who «ill appoint a persOn'to SheW the Estates, -- • • • k• • • • HEALTH AND ECONOMY. DOCTOR • .BARTON',s - PATENT VITAL WINES, having from extensive experience proved to beof the inostessential benefit in preserving, recovering, and establishing general Health, and the use of them rzpidly in creasing,' from becoming very generally introduced at table, • reluiri an establishment, ma an extended basis. , The Prc prietorstave therefore 'been induced to'•form a considerable mercantile eonneaion of great credibility to meet their de mand ; and respedfully.inform the Pu'olic they cdritive to• be sold, as,Usual, at the Laboratory •and• Vaults, where they are prepared,. No. 7, Berners-street,' Oxford-street; as-also, by appointment,4at.the following places : • • - No. 131, Cheapsicle ; Messrs. Ching ButlerS, No. 41 Cheapside l Mr; Vade's, No. 46, ,Coraiiill ; - .Messrs. le boult's e. - .d Co. No. 150, Oxford-street ; and Mr Barlow, No: - zp, Cocl.:.spur-street, at 36s : ,per doz. bott:es and Wines Ibr medical use 655. perdOz. with printed ul ree.lions, retaiL•for ready money only. •' • N. B. Venders and 'Wholesale Dealers allowed a liberal profit. EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON. GALL:Mi. IT has. been the. - study of the Peoprietor s o f t h e well-known ANT I S CORB TI C DROPS, first corn.. posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS Si' I LSBURNY, 4 r his Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square,Lontion, and continued only, and•solely, there to be . prepared genuine, to guard the Public against the Impositions - which are, daily pradised against"Medicincs possessing the .first'reSpeaabilitv ;'and..as the.virkuespf the Antiscorbufic Drops have been - found nor only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a succes,sful ra sntice in cutaneous eruptions, gout, rheumatism, and the attendant diseases of the nerves, as. the list of clues' accompanying each bottle" in an anyie bill ofelirec tions, will testify, as well as 'the Treatise on Diet, Gobi, Sze:Written by the late Propirietot (which may be also bad at the Dispensary), single them out as fit obje#s to t r y, un der their S4taiall, such spurious imitations. ','For this cc:, •son,.the i'rerieters, by the favour - of His Majesty's, Com missioners of the Stamp-Office, have affixed astaarp on each bottle, printed in black ink, with tie words ". Spils-bury..and Co2No. 15, Soho-square,”'express,:vi uL , ri it, v - hich, if:the Purchaser attends to', together with the \vents " by the, King's Patent," . on the. bottle, bill, and wrapper, with t h e addition•of the King's Arms on the larger, may be as. stared he has obtained the Gennin'e Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary,- Solta-square, London, in bottles of ss;•ariditi. 24. each, duty included,• • N .OTS, of SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, SANS SOUCI. rrHE PUBLIC respctifully inforniBd, that SANS SOUCI, Leicester-place, Leicester=sequire, WILL .OPEN on Saturday, Odoher .3, 180 r, under the Sinaion of the Right Hon. tne Lord' Charriberlain, With an Entertainment, entirely new and original, called ' / A FRISK. Arrangement of the. Recitation and Songs.., PART I. . . Rec. 'Sir Peter, Meg, and the' opening of the 'Plot.--Song. True Delight. Rec. Young Timonundeceivexl..—Song. in vino'veritas.—Rec. More Encracliefs.—L-Sohg, The' Cuc koo.—Rec. An Exception.—Song. The . Letter.N.:-Rec. The Galley Slaves.—Song. The Manes of the Brave.— Rec. Mr. Paddle —Song:Literary Transmigration.—Ree. Something or other.—Song. The New Year. 'PART IL Rec. Sir Peter Impatient. —Song. The Voyage of Li fe.— ' Rec. - The Discovery.--;Sofig. Father and.l '...'ray.--Rec. More Poets.—Song The La ' dies. Rec. 'The Lampoon,—Song. Love and. Madness.-- Rec. The Wooden Legs.—Song. Jack at the Opera. 7-- Rec. Nuts.—Song. The Dinner. PART-144. Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony.--Song. The Original and the •PiCture.-,-Rec. Courage and its Shadow.—Song. The V icissitudes of G lory.—Rec. .The Ambassador without Cre dentials. Song. Honour -among Thieves. —Rec. Mag talks !—Song. The Wife eled - .—Rec. The Lovers.—SOng. Every Man his .own Pilot.--Rec. The Surprize,- 7 -g_. The Appeal: ' ' The whole is written and' &imposed, and will be - spukcii, sung, and accompanied by Mr. 'DIBDLN: Admittance, Boxes ss.. it 3s. Gallery 2S. Doors to be open at Seven, aliti the Perfornfance tb begin at Eight. Places for the Boxes may be. taken a Mt. Dibdin's Ware hotia wbere tri ay, be, had (40i:rent P rodu ctionsr,: and also, Proposals for printing by tubsciiption, his Thtee Years Tour to_ almost the,whole ohEngtand,- andia _considerable Part of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent,and re spedable Ftiends t • and einbelliAbed With' I'c:iffy , ' Platts' in aqua tinta, from Pielures painted bv-yr. Dibdin, and Tvven ty Vignettes, designed, etched, 'and prepared - for the - aqua tinta, by Miss Dibdin. Thq, tilaures, and Specimens of the Prints, may be seen, free of expence, at Leicester-place. *** The only Entrance yi.the'.l'lleatre will beat the Door nearest Leicester-square. - ROYAL HUM NE SOCIETY. A T a GENERAL COURT: of DIRECTORS, .C 1 holden-at the London Cot - tee-House ' July 9, 1801. PRIZE ESSAYS; ;MEDALS, Sec.- Mr. Alderman BO.YDELL, V. P. . Resolved Unanimously, HONORA.RY PREbtrums, and PECUNIARY BOUNTIES. QUESTIONS. I.—What are the bea means of pri;venting Shipwreck ? ll.—What will be the most proh4ble _means of keeping the Vessels afloat, if they spring a leak, or are otherwise in extreme danger ? II most certain methods of conveying . assistance from Shore to, Vessels in DistresS,, within a certairi distance of Land, and when the Boats dare not venture out to theit aid? • - ' Regulations.—The Models, Drawings, and Essays, to transmitted to Dr. Flawes. —The Honorary Premin'ins . and Pecuniary Bounties will be adjudgedin the or• March, 1303.--The Successful Essays will be published by the So ciety. ISor. This Day was finblished, "In One Oaavo Volume, price los. 6d. inboards, DRECEDtNTS of WARRANTS, CONVIC TIONS,- and other PROCEEDINGS before JUS TICES of the PE ACE,-chiefly original, and containing none that are to be met with in Dr. Burn's Justice, to which this Publieition i 4 offered as. a SUPPLEMENT of PRACTI CAL FORMS, interspersed with Notes, References to Cases, and Obsertrations. By EDWARD' W I LLIAMS,-of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law, and . COunsel of the Marshalsea and Palace Courts. Printed for Pheney, Inner Temple Lane. • - A RCHER and HAUGHTON I from Dublin, . - 1 - I..•IRISH' POPLIN and TABBINET MANUFAC TURERS and MERCERS to .HER MAJESTY, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, Dutchess of Wirtembett, and - th;-* Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta -street, Covent-garden, London. The elevated patronage of• Her. Majesty, ' the lilFertt branches of the. Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank arid fashion, - it is-hoped has sufficiently established, in - thc opinion of a 'discerning. Public, 't se decided superiority of Archer .and Hatighton's Poplins and TabbinetS ; also gold, I, sib:yr; fi;:tirecl :19:I plain enarnberry Muslins, and Italian Sarsenets for Court Dresses, Tprbans, &c. 13RITISH . ,F1RE- . OFFICE - i LONDON. THlS•Office is established ior the Insurance of Houses, ,Buildings, .M,111:+ - factories,;•Goods and Mer chandise, Ships; VeSsels, binges, and owe! . Craft; with fly..- C; , ,rgurs, iii fort of usetion Navigable C.an,1,3 0 arrriiiw . stuck, and all Oth:i; Property, against Loss or Damage by Hre in any Part of Great ; Britain. The flattering encouragement this Society has received in the short period of its establishment, ttilly . proves the respec tability of its• Proprietary, and the estimation in which it is held by the Public ;—the anaplit:* of its capital is a perfed security for every engagement, and is in extent- to a greater amount than any similar Institution. The BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE recommends to 'the Farming Interest their NEW MOPE of insuring Agrieut tural•Stock, which only requires a value upon etch-species of Grain, in whatever Building, or on whatever part of the Farm it may be, at a Premium of, Three Shillings per Cent. per Annum, thereby preventing tete Insecurity attached' to the Old Mode now in praCtice with the other Insurance Of fices ; .but this Office will, whenever desifed, willingly - grant - Insurance on The Old Mode. • • Losses by Fire from Lightning are made good, and in cases Of Insurance on Frecliold Property, the Benefit of ti i'olicy will-descend to those Persons who may be legally entitled to the saltie r until the next payment on the Policy becomes due, without natieo being given to the Office.. • . • Annual Insurances due at Michaelmas-Day nii:st be pail within Fifteen Days therefrOfil, or the Benefit' of the Policy • will be lost,; but Insurances may be continued without tne expence of new Policy, • —' Printed PaOculp - s of - the New and Old Mode of insuring Farming Stoce., with PrOposals and Conditions of Insurance in -- vrieml, and a-List of the Diredors, -. Trilstees,..fec. may be had gratis of their Agents in all the Cities and principal ri'ewns in the Kingdom.' ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.-' • . DEVON. • - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, For the - Rcmitinder of a Term of Ninety-nine Years, -deter , tnirraoic- on the Deaths of Three young healthy Lives, with a perpetual Right of Renewal on the•Deattiot each Life, at a:ccrtain and very low Fine, • A LL that New iy....creka.:d and Ctimmodiotts Il_ BREW-HOUSE, with the Appurtertvces, situate a:,:t being in CLOWANCE-STREET', in the. TOWN, of DOCK, ani County of Devon, icnown by the name of the CL WANC E BREWERY, Alculated for brewing about sco isarrcls of Beer per Week; with -a vacant Spot of Ground aliablng the said Brewhou3e, well calculated fer building :.w Store Houses upon. • The aboke Breweiy has been built within the last Year; is turotshed. with excel lent Vats, Coolers, and all. other ; has • a const.ant Supply of Watar rmnt the Plymouth Dock Leat, wiiieh is conveyed by Lead to a Cistern at the top of the Building, and is generally lo "ea to tie the best construacd House of its-:site in - .the of 4E1141m - id. • The Puh - baser will be accommodated with a numb& Of for a Term of Years, the supplying of which alone will k-:i.tp the Brewer}} in good EMploy ; -in: addition to -aE Viauallers in the Town-of Dock; ,and Parish.of stoke Damerel, are bound by the •Lord of the Manor in - all Leases now grN - ited by.'tiiin, to buy their Beer from- some brewery situate lit the Said Parish. The above Premises_ will ' be nett forfora TerM of Twenty one Years, if not sold within Two Months. For ParticuNrs'applyto Mr. fittes St: Attbvn, Atiorne}/‘ at, Law, Dock. • . . THE ARMY ARE Tespeafully acquainted, that the Journals tit ,the House olMessi's. ESTE and HARRISON, Northumberland-street, .Strand, London, contain a variety of COMMISSIONS - for SALI,'EXCHANGE;and PUR CHASE, is different Ranks, and almost ou every Station where His Majesiy's Forces serve. Gentlemen desirous of obtaining Cornetcies or Ensigncies, .may be informed of eligible vacancies; and Officers anxious to Exchange may be accommodated by applying at this Of fice, where a communication established-with Captain Fre derick of Dublin, arrords'an opportunity of facilitating Mili tary Negotiations with Gentlemen in the United Kingdom. Sept. 2§,.1861. TO BE. SOLD, In that beautiful Sporting part of the;Country between Siilisbury.and Blaudford, HANDLEY COTTAGE, fuily FURNISHED, 11_ and fit for the immediate reception of a smAl Gentle, and immediate possession may be hAd.. The Garden is well cropt ; there are two small Paddocks,. Sta bling • for seven Horses, two Coach-houss, acid other Con ,. vemencie's. . The Premises , may be :viewed, - and Particulars 'had any day between the '-First and the Tenth of Ociolwr next, by aiolying to li l t:. Robert Coombs, at Handley, near the 1 welve Mile Stone on the Great Western Road, leading from Salisburyto Litaotlibrcl. FREEHOLD LAND, at ELSWORTH, in the COUNTY • . , • of 'CAMBRIDGE. TO'BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A BO UT TWO HUNDRED . and FIFTY r 2 . ACRES of OLD' SWARD COMMON, One Hun dred and Fifty Acres of Arable, and Forty A6res of Wood Land, called USW() RTH WOOD, all contiguous, chain measure, Tithe Free, and adjoining the Turnpike-road from 'Cainbridge to St. Neots ; well stocked with Game, and in a good Sporting Country. _ For particulars, awl a view of the Premises, apply to Mr. Benjamin Fordhain, Farmer, at Elsworth ; or to Mr. Hardy, Attorney, at.Huntingdon. BEILAM,Y's PATENT WATER-PROOF LFATHE flr BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CHAISES; APRONS, -Arc. RESISTS all kind of wet; Gentlemen may walk a whole day in Ale wet or dewy grass, without the wa ter penetrating . either through the SOLES br "UP PE R- L EATH FiRS ; it is as soft as common leather, if it is pia into water for a month it does not imbibe a single drop, nor is it alfecied with boiling water, which destroys every other kind of leather in a moment. . . This discovery, which adds so much to the comfort of life in a wet season, has given perfea satisfaction for above six years. A thin sort prepared for Ladies' wear. The Sole-Leather, Which is Water-proof, is stamped with capital lctters, BELL AM Y's P AMENT WA TE: R-P RO OF. N.B. To prevent imposition-only to be had, at the Pa tptee'S Warehouse, No 3, Upper .North,place, Gray's-Inn lane, near Guilclfonl-street, London. • • CAu rION. • Whereas, Archer and Houghton have been credibly in formed, that "o'great tnany peoplein . this Kingdom - are, now, and have been for some time - past,manufaCturing and,selling Poglins and Tabbinets, as I riTh, of an inferior quaiity,.under: ,the, name of Archer and Hatt;litorAOlaatifacil9Fy, with a view to 'discredit and injure their House ' and a gross imposi tion on the Public in general ;'they are demnined, as Tar as lies in their power, to prosecute to conviction any person or persons4so vending Poplins and Talibinetsitncier the Warne of their manufathire, that was not actual ly • h6ught at their • house.. They 'hae the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of MourniugGoods than is tki oe found - in any other House in TOwn, which they are enabled to sell (for rezul.... money) at ' prices much lower than they can be had elsewhete, the whole, being of their ,own manuradure : —they consist white-and black Bornbasins, Charnberry Satsenets, ,Rasnicnores tOr Widows, Armozines, celoua ••erges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Saistf!ts, ro i .Wus, Mode, Crapes, Scayi S:lks, Ha,kerchiets, Seryants, &c. also tu a great choi Le of =Patterns in i,l'ey Poi, and: Sarsenets, • for 'slight Mur oning. --English yard Poplins of a superior :allay, at 35. 6d. per yard ; VelurLs, double black Serges, an,i • rich Irish Tablimet in ditfcten' Patterns; orded, chain, and strived, tbr Clergymc., and 'Gentlemen who always wear black: they, never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being Offtile hest triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their IloOse..• N. IL Ladies own Spinning manufactured into Poplins or itabbinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, manufadnred oil the shortest notice. 11.1m:tun - as supplied to any amount. DEVONSHIRE. e TO BE SOLD BY AI,CTION, In Three Lots; at the Bautist Head Coifee-house, in Chan cery-lane, London, oh Thursday-the zzd Day 'of Qe.iob.:r 'next, at one o'Clock.; rrHE following ESTATES: in the Parish -nf Ottery St.'"Mary ;.the MANOR or reputed MANOR of HIGHER HOLCOMBE and HOLCOMBE BARTON FARM, with divers Tenements and Cotta4es, the whole in poss.essionof Francis Huse, for a Term or which four years and a halfwill be unexpired at' Michaelmainext. In the- Parish of Hemyock MANOR of HEM YOCK,- with the Quit-Rents ; also CASTLE. BARTON FARM,, in possession of John Manley, Tenant at. Will; to gether with seve.ral Lifehold Tenements within the said Manor. Alsp the. 'ADVOWSONVDonative of the Church ofßroad way, near Ilminster, in the County of Somerset. Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Smith, Kela ,wich and Hoskins. Solicitors, in Lincoln's-Inn; or Mr., W. and J. Mack, Land Surveyors, Middle Temple; 1\1; - . Willy, of. Donyat, near I hninster ; or the Tenants of the Estates will chew the Premises. [PRICIZ SIX PENCE. EAST INDIA HOME, • Spptenzber . 16, 1801. E .COMMITTEE of SHIPPING the -IIL UNITED COMPANY of AfERCTIA NTS of ENG. LAND trading to ilk East Indies, dd hereby . give I~ytlCC, !ti That the anznzittee will ready to receive Prt,liotals in <Lurk. ing, celled up, Or OW D i VES DA 2', the 3oth intr, for the Company with - Anchors and C; rapnaii, Oanvas, Pitch and Tare 'Steel, S edi sh Iron. Aid such Persons who may think proper to deliver 2,a Pewter:, tn:!st express therein the lowest Prices,ns toy •will nct have opicrtunib , of ma 7,!*, , rg any aAitenient., - The Conditions of the e,:ntrael may 'be' tee!: Gy app/ying to . 'Mr. Covan,elerhtolhe 3aiJ Co.-timiilie, with st..l)4.frti Me Temitrr moist Ge left GefcreTtl)elve e'Clock at 21:at pt on the aGOtte day, .as hot aoy Tender will be received after that hour. - • EAST INDIA (HOUSE, , • SSeptemberis, 4 'Fore THE COURT of. DIRECTORS of the ,UNI7'ED CV:VP4NY of MERCHANTS of ENG.- LXZVD trading to the East Indie.-; do hcrely give is4aiee, 'That they Will be ready to receive Proposals, in,writing, at a4y time on or before '7I'ED NESD en', the 9th next, firms any Persints who are Willing' to LET gobd COPPER BOTTOIT ED SIIIP3, cf the Burt:hen offi-ent 500 to boo Tons,• Builders' Veasureznent for the said Company's service, f. r, one 1•7:j age, at 1 1 F,'eight for as much a.- the Ships cam conveniently and .a,te:y - take on board, in the 4iniott of the atteu.tant, or rahel proper Officer beieerging to the•COl7lpany ; and sh4ts,nrb Phpsais .lo express a Rate of Whirb the paris of India, without Kintlefgl, a , !:1 ,-, /fired on-the lo a;est' Terms, as there will - not be an opportun4 of- making any aba:ense:it aiid as questions may poisibo arise re.,yeai,-,g the lowest Tencler,\ the Cour4think it necessary to state that tiuy reserve to theeneeiz..et the power of accepting Such Tenders as Mg appear to them; under all cirrumstances i to be the lowest, provided the same shall appear to the Court to be reasonable. The Tenders with the wordi' "S hip Tenclerh c‘rttl.? cove to be severaly sealed np, axlleftwith the Secrctag, al or .le fire Twelve o'clpck.at - Noon on the said 44 , b I yond which hour not any Tender will be receivcd. WILLI/1117 P./1 VISA Y i Seel Copy of ll Tinny and Conditions on which the said Ships engaged iyl thi Compary's"si-vice, 'nay he had on appli cation to Mr.,Ccagan, Clerk to the Co * tnnattee.of Shipping, on or 4fier the. 29th instant. DR; NORRIS's DROP,S. T HE superior Efrac •this 7.\-12dicine, in the . fonowin. r,r: :1.1 half an age, been universally c . • • . ':;, Fevers of all sorts, -whethe. rt•' i.• . • • +Alum, ner „ vous, or heed:., . • • re , er, so fatal litho: clunates, in inalatir; by a liberal application; the Pati.t • • the very hortt or expected dissolution, the Storliatit and Bowels, Asthnas, inveterate C.. • the Scurvy and linpurities at the Blood, Co'n!ffituti,ns, and the. decays and discothforts of advanetd Lite, nothing can exiteed -its cordial -and salutary efliecis. A tattle-Spoonful in a ghiss of water, ntken occasionally, '...preverits; the. ill"eifeeis (re.. luently experienced in nervous and bilious habits, from Sz4. .bat;iing, or drinking the Mineral Watt.rs. The Family Bottle, .zzs. - is only' to be had at the Dodoes Lower Brook -street, G rosyenor-square; wlyere aitt,ks u..' Cures are delivered, gratis, and all 0 r.leN tor. Exportation executed. The other sized Bottles arc Sold Wholesale and Retail by ,Messrs,. jeboult and eu. No. is:,, Oxforthttreet. / Pr.. 13LAIR''s CEPIIALIC or ANODYNE • - ESSEIs7Ci: for if . IVES immedrate in the most violent llead-ach, from what cause soever it may proceed ; and though its operation is so sudden, the preparation is. of such a nature, that there is not a possibility of its doing the Slightest injury in any.chse whatever. • ,- • What enhances the value-of this Essence,' is, its agreeable form, most perfed.safc..ty, and-immediate efficacy; for, ° be. .ng an external applicatiorrof a snbtile, penetrating, volatile fluid, it immediat,*tiperates nn every nceve,.at once reliev ing and protecting them from future injury, not by means of ;ny temporary stimidu§ or deleterious-effluvia; buy by ano doyne and tonic powers peculiar to itself. Split, by appointment, at 'Cockell's Medicine Warehouse, No. -included; Strand (7tll house froniTemple-Bar), price zs.-9d. duty also sold retail at all repeatable Medicine Shop's. Observe theSignature,' "J. Coekell," in his hand.' writing, without which none are genuine.