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HOUSE, Residence lke, place POsT. . . -Wt t 4 - T" • =:4l ,i f l\,( • • • •••• , A -1.1 t 14' t • , sv • r c • -4- r • 4= - .LA 4.3`kft-i-V \** 4 •4 1e4N4,411. • /At • N V id,' that -Thamet, a6tion, at used of b 9 u, Clerk, '• on and d. a t44f:: , • Attor!. i*rsonally :urday tho o'CloCk:# ()fall just lock, BUILT x florscS4 aetached nsion and N, with Trees in APERV, it a tic:m.o of about jell ;, in the Elevation an Ens em it-Jed nce ; thr )11Sly St'j t i!Si re. • easiart 0 resualo lath and el, Wey- Sydney rie h anti m4y al: and Of >osals by INFSS. ,St sate, 'lble and icrofula, Leprosy', e of Cite recticine is, -war ioliqd by )ared hip 11l It acioui th affec iolhoce r frien 4 i ]tat stifi! and rile 'J W r cre. it to tlic 'Ace, and i~~ ~~lllZ"' ill:l::t.i[C~ :hi. r s ui • Ins, ail"' (~•110'1 :ess, 1, syll•iq -j•goll•r, , ;! ..- 61)130tt le . troubie:-. 1* of / 4 !; ;t ctisc, ° ; iivr ti n t a. ;niri;; utane°d irles Ccr: riplaints; ;ores all'Ar• kVtic to t 11.4. • r. s to cur e thy re is 13.• ors, No' Vcnci#3r; uldcei 7 • lI LNIBER ~....,;_THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. UN SA fliiZl) AY, . September...l6 . p i8oL ! Their Majesties' Servants will act a Coinen, Call ' THE 'RIVALS. ' •Sir { Anthonv Absolute, M. KING ; Captain Absolute, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Faulk land, Mr. KEMI3L - E.; Acres, Mr. BANNISTER.; jun. Sir Lueius-O'Trigger, Mr: PALMER ; Fag, Mr. SURMONT,; • David; Mr. WATHEN ; Mrs. -Malaprop, Miss POPE ; Lydia Languish, Miss 'MELLON ; Julia, Miss BIGGS ; Lucy, Mrs . : . HARLOW E ;,Maid, Mrs. JONES• WITH LODOISKA. Th e Music composed, and selected from Cherub - nil, Krcut . ier, and Andreozzi, by the lath Mr. Storace. POLAZ, DERS. Prince Lupauski, Mr., P OWE LI., Count Floreski, Mr. KELLY ; Baron Lovinski, Mr. RAYMOND ; r y s ir . l2 . al,24r.SUETT ; ot Mrs . . crsolicrs. TARTARS. Kera Khan, Mr. BA RRYMORE • Ithorak, Mr. DI GN UM ; Khor, Mr. SED'GWICK ; Japnis, Mr. COOKE ; Kajah,. Mr. SURNIONT, THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO- MORROW EVENING, September z s th, will be performed a Comedy, called 'WILD OATS. Rover, Mr. LEWIS; Harry, Mr. BRUNTON- Sir David Dander, Mr. WADDY; Ephraim Smooth, Mr. MUNDEN ; John Dory, Mr. FAWCETT ; Sim, Mr. KNIGHT ; . Banks, Mr. HURRAY ; Midge, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Gammon, Mr. THOMPSON. lane, Mrs. MARTYR; Amelia, Oiss CHAPMAN ; And Lady Amaranth, Mrs. GLOVER. 'To which will be added, THE FARMER. jemmy Jumps, Mr. MUNDEN; . Valentine Mr. JOHNSTONE ; armer'lllackberry, Mr. TOWNSEND ; Col. Dormant, Mr. DAVENPORT: Rundy. Mr. KING ; Fairly, Mr. THOMPSON ; Molly Maybush, Mrs. MARTYR; Louisa, Aliss W HEATLY ,• Landlady, Mrs. WHITMORE ; Andßetty 13IaCkberry, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. tilet_ 6d. Gallery, as. Upper Gallery Is. 1,_•• , acts for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the •I°OX-oltice in Hart-street. s,_ D oors to be opened at Half after Five, and the Perform ""ce to begin at Halt after Six o'Clock. Vivant Rex et Regina. an On Monday a Young Gentleman %ill make his first ap- Rearanc e on any Stage in the charader of Hamlet.; to which Mill b e added, the Grand Historic Pantomime Drama of Pe nuse, or the Desolate Island. . On Wednesday, the' Comcdy of The Beaux Stratagtm, 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. After. piece is in reht,lrsal. LARG i; ° F T .'ICE-PENS PECULIARLY WELL CUT. ti 'evident Advantage of having Writing Pens true elvt"cttt and well shaped to the Figures, and of that ca pable astie of .-.O Uld, as ripe and seasoned Quills only . are an swering, and bearing that Met:exactness of points, w clean and open slit will render smooth and fine, as te ( l4 s rite ally kind of hand with perfect freedom and pleasant- LC_ • This circumstance must not only be very•convenient, v e l ' ut tr ulY interesting to every person in the habit of writiAg ; t iu ,,sains have been tai en to seed a proper Stock of prime e „,,imed and seasoned Quills for this• purpose, in order to 1 , 1 ". 1 .0ve the evil or bad rens, so justly and universally corn_ or in this Country. t t :.'. 4 (te and sold by E. Williams (Successor to !qr. Blamire), 4' l °nel . to the Duke and D'utchess of York, No. 11, Strand, . hdon. N. B. Old Pens mended, and made as new. DEVONSHIRE TO Bt — S - OLD . BY AUCTION, Three Lots, at tho Baptist Head Colfee-house, in Chan. e=rY-lane, London, on Thursday the zod Day of October at One o'Clock. tHE lonowing ESTATES : in the Parish of t ~( )t tery St. Mary ,• the MANOR or reputed MANOR —iGHER AR C . O M 01.4.: HLCOBE and 11ONIBE BARTON Poss Wi th divers Tenements and Cottages, the lvltoi~ to and essiot ot. Francis Hulse, for a Term of which four years be unexpired at Michaelmas next. ‘Pvaitrhti,hoef Heirivock : The MANOR of TiE gleAtlißerAll'vititl?o:e"on Quit-Ikents ; also CASTLE BARTON john M . auley, „ Tenau t t h a in t W th il e l ; s t a 7 d - Itlanor. several Lifehold leneni-nts Also the AriV()I SSON Donative of the Church ofl3road ainear I "i ;n ster, in the County of Somerset. Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Smith, Keke twlth an d Hoskins. Solicitors, in Lincoln's-Inn ; or Mr. W. .t t l J• Black, . 1 - Land S urve y ors , 111iddle Temple ; Mr: 'stagy• I t y, of Dnnya es Will shewtt, he Prem near I lmises te r; or the Tenants. of the . ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD "By AUCTION, I n Pour L ot; , on Thinsaay Use 2. z d of Oelober next, at the Ba.ptist Head Co:Ex-house, in Chancery-lane, London ; NE foliow log ESTATES: The MANOR of b MOTTISTON, and severarF arms an d L an d s , h eld at '` .4 ck-rent, apd under Leases for Lives within the said Ma ;and Parish of Nlottiston. • , ' a' • • 'ailed ROUG HBO ROUGH, ill the Parish of aim tia.-Atel,so Two Valuable ADVOWSONS,. viz. The Consoli cs." I tEcTon , of mori oN, and VICARAGE iqt ) R.W E LL, and tile RECTO R Y of SHO RW E ic1 1 14 ,, te ,, (1 Particulars may . bed of Messis. Sniith,ls.elte. : X. El„t,Hoikins, Solicitors, in Lincoln's-Inn; Mr. W. and X Lana StirveVors in the Middle Temple ; and r. ar ke ' Ne% .Isle' or . Wight, who will appoint a so _ N e wp ort, Estatesolo ;;ATRAcT From THE LONDON GAZETTE. , I : has beenth ‘ e•iiiidy of the • Proprietors of the. ANTISCORni:TIC DRO PS, , 9 . ? m; 14. ' 3 (1 ‘ Prepared by the late FRANCIS SI I LSBUI9‘, s oql ixnsary, No. 15, Soho-square, London, and continue t. Is4ll?.atid solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the ~Rai‘l t a gainst the Impositions which are d a ily praffised vie Medicines possessing the first respeCtability ; and as t.4ltues of the Antiscorbutic .Drops have been found not antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re -411,,C, in cutaneou s eruptions, - scrophula, gout, rheumatism, l attendant diseases of the nerves, ass the list cures aotii"P_aqing each b o ttl e , gi ven i n an amp l e bill o t direc ill testify, as well as the - Treatise - on Diet, Gout, tlie-ri‘'tten by-the late Proprietor . (which may be also had tte r ..Jispeusary), single them out as fit objects to un teilr sanction,' such spurious *For this rea 'le•Prop rietors, by the faVour of His Majesty's Corn hott7o,ners 0 1 the Stamp-Q Bice, have affixed a stamp on each cPriiit-d in bla c k ink with the.words " Spilsbury and I , l 'h Soho-sqUare ' ?- evpiessetl upon it, which, if- the Ailir,,;''sr,er attends to, to ether with .the words " by the add on the bttle, bill, and wrapper, with . the Ut the King's Arms on the larger,- he may be as- I llip t , le has obtaitaxl the - Genuine Medicine, as sold at the 4c,1 1 Soho square, Lonaoil, bottles.9ls6. ancili. "LILY itit:iudid. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1801. For the BENEFIT of Miss TYRER. By Authority of the Most Noble. THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY,- Lord Chamberlain of His Majesty's Household. And by permission of the Proprietors of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. I THEATRE-ROYAL, HA'YMARKET. ON MONDAY NEXT, September zB, Will be presented a Comic Opera, called INKLE AND YARICO. lake, Mr. KELLY, In which (by desire) lie will introduce his Song from The • Gipsey Prince. • Si: Christopher Curry, Mr. DOWTON ; Mcdium, Mr. SPARKS,; • Campley, Mr. DIGNUM; Trudge, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Ra,rcissa, Miss WENTWORTHI Patty, Miss B. MENAG E ; Wouski, Miss TYRER ,• And Yarico, Mrs. CROUCH. End of Aa 111. by particular desire, Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Crouch will sing the favourite l)uett of Adieu my Fears and Sorrows. composed by Mr. Kelly; and, between the Play and Farce, the Comic Song of Captaim Wattle and Miss Roe, by Mr. Bannister, jun. To which will be added, the Musical Entertainment of THE SHIPWRECK. Selwyn, Mr. DIGNUM ; 1-iarry Hawser, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Stave, Mr. SUETT. Angelica Goto, Miss STEVENS ; Fanny, Miss DE CAMP ; ' Sally Shamrock, Miss TYRER. Boxes ss. Pit 3s. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery Is. Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Miss Tyrer, No. 4 rt, Strand; facing the Adelphi; and of Mr. Rice, at the Office of the Theatre. MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURES, By ALEXANDER CRICHTON, M. D. F. R. S. CNN Monday, Odober rz, Dr. CRICHTON will commence his usual Autumnal COurse•bf Lectures, on the Theory and Praftice of Physic, Chemistry, and Materia Medics. The Plan of his Le6tures may be had, by applying at his House, No. r;, Clifrad-street. FREEHOLD LAD, at ELSWORTH, lathe COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A B 0 UT TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY XX ACRES of OLD SWARD COMMON, One Hun dred and Fifty Acres of Arable, and Forty Acres of Wood . 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CHEME of the IRISH LOTTERY, begins Drawing Noireinber i 6, 1801'. • No. of Prizes', Value of each. 4 of £.10,0.0 iS 8;000 8,05 P rices. 23,943 Blanks. $,OOO 1,000 1,066 $O6 100 5° Total Value; 4:40,00o 20,000 Loco 3,00ci 2,500 1 ,5" 1,006 .72,000 £.'sO,OOp 32,900 Ticket: .. . Capitals Determinable. First &awn Ticket, iSt Day, -k. o Ditto; .: 4th Day, -7, 0 ; 0 0 Ditto; - , 7rh Day, - 5,000 Ditto, - 13th llay; T :0,000 • Ditto - .19th Day; - rq,ooO Ditto, last Day - - 2,000 Present Prices cif Tickets and Shares. Whole Ticket -4. 8 o o , Eighth - ,C. r z c. Half ditto - - 4 5 o Sixteenth - - II 0 Quarter ditto - 2 3 6 • Tickets and Shares of TicketS are now on sale at every Li tensed Lottery Office: An early purchase is recommended; as the Tickets thio year al-e Bs. cheapOt-than last July; and there is no probabi lity of their being lower. , Schemes ritay be had (kratis)'at all the Licensed Offices. BREWERY TO .13 SOLD', • Peremptorily; on Thursday the zed Dav of OaObet; at One o'Clock at Noon; at the Liverpool Arms Hbiel, Castle street, Liverpool ; . . A• very- anti Complete BREWERY, eretied in the7best manner within the bit twelve years, .possessing every improved principle now" known : the whole covering a,R.lot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres, situated in Scotland-road; Liverpool, and within taco yardt ') f the Cuitainal-intie ; cd' t t..tble ci making annually .60,000 Baiiels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and very extensive Warehouses, Malt-houseS; Drying-kilns, &e. The Water iS of the tiist qualitjT, and inexhaustible.—The whole Premises are overlooked by a hand Some Dwelling house, well finished ;_.and may be vie d eery ' day before the Sale, where attend w, : be given. For further Particulars apply to Mr. ftosei Everton, neat oo . Liverpl. STOCKERSTON, LEICtSTEttSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; A Most Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, cons sisting of the MANOR, the Perpetual ADVOWSON of tho II'ECTORY; and the TOWNSHIP or HAMLET or STOCKERSTON, in the County of Leicester, which con. tains;§36 Acres; or, thereabouts; of very rich Meadow and Graziny, Land, a neat Mansion-house; a good and convenient Firm-house, with Suitable Out-buildings to each, and Eight cornfortabltt,Gottages, all in good Repair. The Land coMprites 130 Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood Ground, whereon are growing 1237 large and valuable Oak Timber Trees suitable tor His Majesty's Dock:yards; and 660 smaller .Oak Trees '• The Underwood is cut annually in certain proportion, which come round every eighteen years, and consists of very fine AShi Elni, and other Poles. There are also x 64 Tun her and other Tre . 6 of Asti and Eltit growing in the Hedgd Rows. Stockerston is distant abou t twenty Miles front Leicester, fifteen front Stamford; and .three. from 11 opingham; and is situated in a fine Sporting Country; in which Two PaCks of Fox Elohnds are kept. The Land Tax of this EState N id redeemed. The Prernis - es may be viewed, on application to Robert Walker; Esq. at the Mansion-house, at Stockerston ; and printed Particulars may be had at-the Chambers of Messrs. Pennington and 13e11; .arnb-buildings; Temple, London ; of Mr. King; at Grantham; and at the Offices of Messrs. Gray, Thorpe; and Gray, ,in York, and Mr. Temple, in Leicester; and PlanS of the Estate will be left with Mr. Walker and Mr. King.- TO • • T THE 'PUBLIC: • • . A S nothing is so valuable as Health, of course IL nothing is So necessary as an attention.tri.thol:e indispo sitions to which the generality of Mankind are subject, viz. ScOrbutic Complaints; Which; lay foo'rnany, are considered as trifling, and neglceted till they have taken deep root in the constitution, and brought oh a complication Of maladies too shocking to relate. - When a tainted or scorbutic habit has undermined the constitution, no longer has the blood (which is the life), a Otte . circul4ion, Without which no longer can the ''body be preserved in health and vigour. The great number ol persons who have; and daily. experience the supe rior proprzies of Mr. LIGNUM's - ANTISCORBUTIC DRO PS, is the best testimony that can be adduced to their virtue; those Drops penetrate into the most intimate parts of the body, open the mouths of the minuter vessels, restore the natural perspiration, and promote all the fluid secretions • in every 'stage of this cietrueliVe complaint, and are an abso lute specific; and as a pileventative• ' an alterative, awl a pua rifler of the blond, they are - not to be equalled. They may he taken without coilenient; are pleasant in taste; and may he safely.administerurto children, or people Of the most de-' licute constitution ; they strtmgthen the sstarnach, create a good appetite, and arc excellently restorative to decayed con , stitutions. For their perfed digestive quality, they prevent the accumulation of Wind, causing hdi - lachs ; vapours, and other indispbsitions incident to the human frame. Their sh. periority in complaints of the scurvy; leprosy; rheuintrtistni • ulcers, and other disorders arising 'from impurities of the blood, have been sufficiently evinced; letters from many - respetiable characters; which have, repeatedly appeared lit this and ()tiler Newspapers. .a These Drops are sold in moulded sqftare bottles.. at 17.5. and 4i. 6d. One I2S. bottle is equal in quantity to three 4s, 6d. ones: They may be had, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Lignum's Dispensary, No. 57, Bridge-street, Manches. ter; at Howard and Evans's, No. 421 Long-lane, 'West , Smithfield, sole Wholesale Agents in London; and retail by the following persons : H. Cundoll; No. 47; Minories - 1 W. Clarke, No. z 69, Borough ; Jordan, No. 33, Whitechapel. jeboult and Co. ;` , /o. iso, Oxford-street ; Knight; Norton Falgate . ; Kirk, No: 119, Cockhill, Ratcliffe ; Mr. Pid, ding; No. 76, Olford-strcet ; Sutton; No. 141, Long-acre ; • Tutt and Bolton, Royal Exchange ; turtle, No. i 27, Strand, opposite Exeter 'Change; Ward, No. 324, lisAisoru; Wade, QUI Bond-street, and No. 163, Fleet-street. • A CARD. AA R. G. JONES, Riding-Master, - most respea- IVI full} , informs his Friends and the Public in genetal, that his BENEFIT, at the NEW ROYAL CIRCUS, is fixed for. Tuesday next, the e9th of Septeniber; Olin,' on which Evening a great variety of new interesting Amuse ments•will be introduced, in particular the Grand Speciacle, in two Ads, called KING CIESAR; or, The NEGRO SLAVES. Particulars Will be expressed in future Bills and Adver tisements. , _ . Tickets to be had of Mr.• . jones, at his Pantheon Riding- School, the Corner of Webber-street, adjoining - the North Side of the Magdalen Hospital, Blackfriars-road, where he regularly attends front Seven in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon to instruct Ladies and Gentlemen in the polite Art of Riding and Managing the Horse_ Horses Woke and trained for every denomination, and taken in at Livery.