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STE D SCHOOL; and extrAded chiefly from Lectures in= troduetory to - the lloarine of Matter in general. Printed for Murray and Ilighley; Fleet-Etreet. L INCOLNSHIRE.-SALE OF LANDS TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; - • . 17 • 41.1 Y 41 the month of January next, if not previously dis- Tposed of by Private Contract HE Detached ESTATES - and PROPERTIES " S ir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in several Parishes of Lake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton, Z'tgtoll, Swi nes h ead, Bicker, Gosbe.rton,. SuTtleet, Pinch- bck, -Vorriny,ton, RuAington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry arz - h-hvoze:Pari s h of Fiskerton, in the County of Lincotrt. r atticurats of which ar . d in preparation, and will be ready for ttivery in the course or next month. • In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed 'Pon application to the reSpedive Tenants. E mp i ng ham, Oct. - Bth, 18oz. DORSETSHIRE TOT SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, HE MANORS of TARRANT MONKTON tt ,„ and TARRANT LAUNCESTON, adjoining to each "-r. Within a Ring Fence, in the most eligible part of the li7 un rY or Dorset, noted for Ganie; - situate hear the great - N stern Turnpike Road between Salisbury and Blandtord, five miks of the latter with Courts. Baron, Royalties, plegeS, and Immunities to the said Manbrs belonging.. , .e Manor of Tarrant Nionkton comprises as 'follows : lf capital Ty:lie-tree farm, in the oc.,:upation of Mr. tes Cautlo, on a Lease, of which only tWo years arc tin h. ; containing upwards of goo of , Water Mea- A rable, and Down Land. tor t ' . •The Tythes of the rest of the Parish of Tarrant Monk- 11q 3 4 . 1 - Ihe Re:tcersion.in Fee of divers Copyhold and Lease- . tw."'tstates. of the yearis value of about 3 2 0 1 . held .one, -1 ) 4 or th ree lives, but L'inetlys'on one old Me. ate Manor of Tarrant 'Launceston is all 'in the Lord's 1: 4 - - ;' 4 (except a few -Lifehold• Cottages), and consists of a ( , -. „ /11 . in every respeCt one of the most desirable in the called f auhceSfon Farm, Containing upwards of Niit,.Aerei of Water ' Meadow,' Arable, and - Down Land, c 4 ,,"1n a )king Fence in' severalty, and Tythe-free, in the °e flOtion of \Jr Rob—t Budden, on a Lease, of which only ob "' , ). years are unexpired. 'l"he Lant:Tax on the Estate. is redeemed. th,. 'Tenant::,. and. Mr. Piudden, will show reitietAlve• Farina; and for Particulars apply to Mr. -of liomingshani, • near Warminster, NI, ;Its ; or to King and J01 1 05 ,' . aglicitors, Blautiford, at Whose Nl4) . of the may QCHEME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT- L. 3 TERN', begins Drawing the 16th of Next Month. No. of Prites, Value of each. Total Value. 4.i0,000 is ,0.40,000 5,000 20,000 2,000 8,000 tOOO 5,000 500 a,soo too - 1,500 50 ----- 1,000 72,c,00 8,000 8,057 Prizes. 23,943 Blanks. ,L.150,00p 32,000 Tickets. Capitals Determinable. First drawn Tieket, tst Day, -C. soo Ditto, 4th Day, - 1,000 Ditto, - 7th Day, - :5,00() , Ditto; 13th Day, - 10,000 Ditto - nth Day, .- 10,000 Ditto, last Day • - - 2,0u0 Present Prices of Tickets and Shares. Whole Ticket - ,C. 83 o Eighth - ,C. r 2 0 Half ditto - - 4 6 0 Sixteenth - ui r 0 Quarter ditto - - 2 4 0 Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li cased Lottery Office. An early purchase is recommended,, as the Tickets have r►sen, and will continue' to rise. There is scarce any vrobabil/ty of there being any more I rish Lotteries. Schemes may be had (gratis) at al; the Licensed Offices. • BREAD. FAMILIES' that make Bread may be supplied with HAND MILLS for GRINDING WHEAT to FLOUR, on the most simple Construdion, and Machines for Dressing Flour. Also a Mill well worth the attentioh of those that keep Horses, Hogs,, or Poultry, as it will break Oats, Beans Pease, Barley, grind . Malt and . other Grain. Improved ' Indian Corn Mills to beshad of Bent and Son, Ironmongers, ,No. ios, St. Martin's-lane, Charing cross. • NAVAL POWER OF LNGLAND. On Saturday, Odober 31, will be published,. ', In One Volume, Svo. price 75. 6d: beards, THE HISTORY of the RISE and PROGRESS I of theNAVAL POWER of C REAT BRITAIN, in terspersed with various important Notices 'relative to the 'French Marino • to which are added, Observations‘on the principal Articles of the Navigation A&. The whole illus trated by a variety of interesting Notes, with two Tables, sheaving the State of the Navy at the Death of Queen Eliza beth, and the progressive increase to the present Reign. ; Translated from an original Work in French: By THOMAS EVANSON WHITE. • Printed for j. S. Jordan, No. 19, Ludgate-hill. Of whom may be had, published this Day, price is. The SPEECH of the Hon. C. J. FOX, on the Peace be tween England and France, with the other Prose lings at the Shakspearc, on Saturday, et ay, 06Iober so, being the Anni_ versary of this First Elediori for the City of Westminster. This Day was published, • In One closely-printed Volume, Duocieciincy Price 4s. 6d. - in boards, or . ss. bound, OLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY, foi the Use of Schools and young Persons; seleded from the best Authors,. With some Original Pieces. Compiled and written By Dr. MAVOR•and Mr. PRAI"f. With a Preface indicating the Several. species of Poetry, and, which , Rich-' d: of Mr. to ; the' ~ :rb 18 Feet which ;ed, and md per= printea- QUILT Horses, L'tacized >iocr and ' e, Frees in FE RV. a beau% f about with in - the ievatiort . :a Erni !r,circled_ nnedcri, ice ; tre usly Sitp f fled ecep lion IPACT' t. , Build- Pasturc' ) resurtia; lath and Sycino - - rich at T ,Li ; may be. n and of orals b ,r _ _', i)~ r :HET entifuliy [laced a:!- (lieter 4 Stt; tkbt e Z; r(121(1do • 111 S. ZII•Ci Free, ana iu cf erCo 'pori; of Shawes, a Plan or BEST °~ .. , r of nor- His "Ia•-;,„ :tier he Pvo. it of ETO'; TENS th the se-_ tmbold's , , • T o wn ot , Hundred st Leazes rton, St. Tenures Francis ih Mills: 'coo' ackrnoret -Tenants ing to 'S, It • Whit* ll:ivses3 ,lovd an d Christi e + the 7y. 'TON, house, ill' . Lot,. Y 04, risiderab le; situated • be -f C ate, yen Aile s cupide Les withiob [ought°'' KIC“ r Gentle : Ground hampton, :he Colin- The pre. of Ithe °111' :rs rt ; ( I or, C l. ° 1)4: scen' THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • TO-MORROW EVENING, October 23, 18oT, will be 'presented a Comedy, called • .A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Sr Giles Oterreach, Mr. COOKE ; • Lord Lovel, Mr. MURRAY; . , - justice Greedy, Mr. SIMMONS ; • Marall, Mr. MUNDEN ; • A llworth Mr. BRUNTON; And Wellborn, Mr. LEWIS; Lady Allworth, Miss CHAPMAN; Chambermaid, Mrs. NORTON; Lady's Woman, Mrs. LLOYD ; Froth, Mrs. POWEL ; With And Margaret, Miss MURRAY.: (4th time) a. New Musical Entertainment, in Two • Ads, called THE ESCAPES ; - _ Or, THE WATER CARRIER. ofen Saturday, Mrs. Billington will perform the Chataaer la ra, in the Comic Opera of The Duenna, and repeat it A l on T uesday. r. Cooke- will perform the Charaaer a Richard the furthe r on Monday next, and on every following Monday till urther notice—on Monday, The Escapes. a. 4 New Comedy is in rehearsal, and will be produced next "eek 6.- • BRITISH IMPERIAL HOTEL, 4, cljoining tne Old Hummurns, Tavisrom-row, Covent- Garden. • SKINSEY, .late of the Pedford coffee-House,. • haVing fitted up the above Hotel in the most elegant 4 tile of Fashion, desires respeafully to intorm the Nobility 411 d Gentry, that it, is now open for their reception, where he fl atters himself ' they will find every convenience and com fort combined in the arrangement of the several suits of P artr nents which are adapted to the accommodation of ti arnilies of the first respectability, as, well as Single Gen.. , p is e , ri or su era 'n ; suitable Attendants are provided, and every other quipment. C The central Situation of these Prenaises, their vicinity. to 1 2. 1 0 Princip a l c iv places of Public Amusement, the Inns of t . and the Houses of Parliatnent, it is presumed will re t 't a decided preference to almost every other Situation in ue M etropolis. The Charges will be moderate, and reai_ e , and liberality the gm:eating principles of this Esta isurricnt. KINSEY also, with great respeet;informs his Friends, ; 0 4 : 1 t he carr i es on the business of a %Vine Merchant as here- Ilrliooice and has received. from his old correspondents some Wines,; which have been seleaed with care fforrntlie 't approved Vinar„es,Llvhich assuredly. are of the first ;'.o\vtli and quality, tear can be procured in the Wine Coup _nes. PATENT HOT-HOUSES„ R. ANDERSON, Author of Es - sa) - 's on Agri. culture, and several other Performances, and Editor Illisßeertations in Agriculture, • Natural History, - Arts,, and ea sv t ,„ l ., ka ,"tous Literature, having contrived a simple and be s l,./ ..c ' e of constritaing Hot4iouses, by means of which, heaitis the saving of fuel. to an inconceivable amount, the of theplants will be promoted in an uncommon de gree,t , the (tarnp and other diseases incident to the stove , , hthe necessity of attendance diminished, and the risks' tt are the consequences of casual negligence, guarded . atent V' 4i nSt, for' which he hash obtained His Majesty's, Letters respectfully be,gs leave to inform the Public, that he 114 s authoriSerl the followins persons to construd Hot houses this plan, viz. MI-. 13.tvid Stewart, Hot-house Builder, VW - Gardener, Woodlands, Blackheath, near London ; Mr. George B v tiad, Architeel, craven-street, Strand,. London ; IQ Mr. SamUcl Hbt-house Builder, Little . Chelsea ; Itany one of whom, -such as wish to avail thenfselves of -• ins improvement, may'appiy. With a view to obviate the P °3 4:thility of misleading the Public •in this case under any units, the Patentee made it his businesS immediately after Patent was obtained, to fiublish a fair and candid account of ill :ae principles on which these improvements depend; - and in t h e a ,Y„" applying'them in pra4ice, whiCh is to be found ti 3 " I volu - le (or first of ther'second series) of the Recr ea _on , : • 111-1 1)5,4:r0m 9ve named (sold by J. Cumming, No. bed,orn th,-T perusal oi'''Which, it will easy for any Verson ` CP iudge of the nature and extent of these improve alicl.to decide whether it will be for his interest to 1/ ` tflem or not, The _Patentee is glad in this Manner to v 3 ‘.. i l eed from the necessity of enumerating now in detail the particular benefits that may be expected to result from ha t PraCtice in doing which he might be supposed to run a /f tt ' of being 2 himself carried too far,by the sanguine opinions inlay have formed; it is with pleasure, tl;en, that he defers k cifying these particUlars unttl the fads skill be untie r;',.4)lY ascertained by the fair test of aCtual pra6tice and expe jr,`nce• This, he hopes, will sonn be done, as softie Hot it on this construdion arc about to- be built without i t S Y• In the mean while he has the satisfadion to find, that - aict obtains the full approbation of every person of knowledge r p la science in practical Gardening,. to Whom it has been ex with whom he has conversed (with the exception of ne person only, who, 4uithout stating any particulars, has •;;;i l di " That fie does not approve of it hilly"), no one of 13 ) 1 1 has ever yet suggested a single valid objection to any respecting it. It may be also proper to- add, that „ i -Z.l)e- house on this plan may be so construded as to admit set u mg taken down as casilY as a four-post bedstead, 'and te. tal k'agaiti. So that it is peculiarly adapted to leasehold from which it can be removed without legal ob wit() ; and that it will be always beneficial for those to have such houses, to plant the votes one ycar 'efore the - houses are built,. as the roots will not be s 'llalle st degree injured by that operation. their bestiTtodes of Recitation . It is remarkable that till this Work, there has not existed in the English Language any chaste and unexceptionable Collection of the Gems of British Poetry, which could with contidcrice. be jrat into the hands of Youth of both Sexes, and which at tire" same time united the necessary requisites of Quantity awl C-hei'pness. The present Volume, it is be lieved, will supply this deficiency, and be adopted at once as a School-book in our respectable Seminaries, and as part of the (Economical Library of every private Family. Printed tor R. Phillips,' No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold by T. Hurst, West and Hughes, and J. Wallis, Pater- . poster-row; Benjamin Tabert, at the Juvenile Library, New Bond -street; Wilson and Spence, York ; - E. Balfour, Edin burgh; J.. Archer, Dubliii ; and by all• °trier Booksellers, Stationers, &c. of whom may be had, the under-mentioned School-books - : t. Dr. Mayor's British Nepps, price 4s. 6d. a. - 'Natural 'History, price 45, 6d. 3. - - - Abridgment of Plutarch, price 4s. 6d. • 4- - Universal Snort-hand, price 75. 6d. 5. Dr. C regory's Elements of Polite Education, price 45.6 d. 6., Dr. Watkins's Universal Biograpnical and Historical .Dictionary; in One large Vol., Bvo. price half-a-guinea. 7. Mr. I rilitg'S - E,lpMeritS of EnglfSh Composition, price 4s. N. B. As_ Mr. Phillips engages at any time - to exchange neW and perfect Copies'of any or these School-books far any - other Books of his pubiication, they are, of course, kept upon sale in the shOp.of _every respeelable Bookseller; may be inspeded by the Public, free of expellee: THE SHIP MARY, OF ST. JOHN's, CANADA. CAPT.I'HONIAS OLIVER Master of the Mary, of St. John's, Canada, .solemrdy declares, that himself received a deal of benefit from Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL; likewise his Wife, Mary Ann Oliver, was. almost reduced to Death's door, and was per feCtly- cured by taking Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, after being given over by all the able Physicians in the Country : likewise sevoral of the inhabitants of the Island have received great benefit froth the , _above Medicines. Witness my hand, May the rsth, tSoo.. THOMAS OLIVER. Mrs. JEW EL, Grocer, Wood -street, near the Eronipton, was aftliciled six. years with a complication of dis orders, which baffled the skill of several per Sons in the pro fession ;- her body , was swelled in a violemsnanner, .so much. as to be called by some the Dropsy, some a Bilious-complaint, &c. her Legs were in such a situation as the Andes to spread ov,,r the shoe at times • she was afraid, fronLan Oppression in tier breast, of being ctioaked fur want of brdth. In this con- *dition her lite became a burden, being hopeless of any relief from. Medicine, but fortunately applying to Dr. Brodum, was perfectly recovered by his Nervous Cordial. Any person questioning the authenticity of the above, may, by applica non or by letter (post-paid), receive full sa.tisfaCtion.,• Brodum's Guide 'to Old Age, or Advice to both Sekes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for those' secret infirmi ties of, Nature which delicacy often forbids to disclose even to their relatives ; with a Treatise on Female Diseases, Ner vous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive Complaints. To wbicli. is added, Advice to Bsi'h and Hot-Well Bathers, &c. It is particularly recommended to seafaring men. A 22. bottle contains equal to "five small ones. • It will behecessary the Dolor should see such Patients as Are affliCted with deafness or loss of sight, or send their cases, by letter or parcel, to the DoEtor (post or carriage paid), with his usual fee. - To thoSe Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the state of Matrimony, the Doctor. would -particularly recommend his botanical Syrup (prior to theira - ppearance before the Altar of Hymen), who are in the smallest degree apprehensive of the System not being entirely sound, or subject to Relaxationtk,of the'Selids. i 'the Botanical Syrup and Nervotts Cordial, to be had at the Doaor's house, No. 9,- Albion-street, seven doors froth the Leverian MuSeum, Blaclariar's Bridge, in bottles at 11. 2s. is. 6d. and ss. 6d. (duty included) ; and of E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; jabot* • and Co. (late. 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L c HI S TOR Y, Containing aTheity atilt .Earth, a General History of Man, of the Brute Creation, and of Vegetables, Minerals, &c. , Translated froth the French, and interspersed with Notes. By J. S. BARB, Esq. The *hole of this valubale Work, forming, beyond com parison, the most complete and elegant Natural, History in - the English, or any other Language, beautifully printed, and making Fifteen Volumes, which contain near ecoo pages of beautiful Letter,p,:ss, besides the elegant and numerous set of original Copper-plates, taken from life, - may be had, • In hoards, price --• • - -• • - - ,C 3 1:: 0 - Bound in sheep and lettered - - 4'4 0 Ditto, calf and lettered - - . - 4to 0 Elegantly bound in calf, gilt•and_lettered• 4 17 6 London i Printed from the Thinslation of Mr. Barr, for tha Proprietor; and sold by H. D. Symonds, No. so; Pater noster-row, and may be had of all Booksellers and Newsmen in Town and Country, on the above-terms. . TO, THE PUBLIC. • , The advantages arising from the entertaining study of Na , tural History are too generally felt and acknowledged to need enlakement in favour of a Work calculated to assist that en.. lightening - pursuit ; it-may therefore be sufficient, to remark, thatithe general outline of the present design is to give a _cor reot description ot, "and theory of tile Earth, the History of I Man, - and of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Mineral • and of the various Birds, Fishes, Reptiles and Inseels, which adorn animated Nature; together with a clear succinct ac count of their habits, eustOmS and qualities; on the authori tieS of , . . . . . . Btilin I Lewenhoek ~1 Ray. 1 Hunter ..Geolfry - Swaminerdain Derharri . I Lettsilme Johnson Spailangan - e•I De la Plitche• Edwards Malphigi Rheaumur - i Gowan' Pennant Marald . Willoughby I Mcnro ' . and Other eminent Naturalists ; the Transaaions of the various PhiloSophical Societies in Europe, and the most respeaable Travellers and Voyagers. 'Every attention has been paid to render this Wen k as complete and correct as possible, which the Translator and Editor has more particularly Undertaken, at the desire i'if Many of the Nobility and Gentry ofThis King dom, as no complete ;History of the, kind has hitherto been published. . • . . , N. B. To prevent mistakes, and the obtrusion of former • and inferior works on the subjed,ethe Public are requested to ask for, or order, Barr's New and Beautiful Edition . of Buitbn's Natural Hisfory ;„ which is 'executed in a degree of very superior'excelience. • . .. 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