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, -., -=) n , _An . 1' 1 / , , s 4 /17 r e ,,..,!.. : . _., ‘- ._ . t,. ~..---; ~ - - --. . u ...,....,_ 4:,. 0 ,.. , .. l' r • . _, , k 01 fli :,. . \ * %%4 % ,- r • . ' r - 7 , -3 --- - - h ite.1 0 7 2 i f " 1 00:. -1 , 4 ;, "t . (.... - ri , V!_ScA -, 7".‘' , 0 0 4 7 1/ I 4 • ' ' ' 4".# • / 4 4 ,t ' , 7 - '• - 1.1 xif - i--f, ' ... , • 4. 0 A p ol 3, , Linci , NUMBER 2802.] 7 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Iti, nior. [ uc six !!4 r,, THE THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, WILL OPEN Mr. LAURENT's BENEFIT, Clown to the Pantomimes. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER . BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. r I N MONDAY NEXT, Sept. ?, will be pce k..! seated an entirely new Historical Spedacle, as per formed at the French Theatre (with the orig.nal French Mil. sic, produced by Mr. Laurent), called RICHARD THE LYON. Ttti the course of the Pintomime will be pourtrayed a,Variety of interesting Incidents, Scenery, &c. particularly a,Camp on Fire: likewise the Destruelion of Henry the Vlth's Castle, and total Defeat of his Army. Principal Charaders—Mr. Laurent, Mr. Mercerot, Mr. Las selles, Mr. Marqui, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Smith, Mr. H. Bryson, Mr. Sutton. Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Gomery, Mr. Whitmore, &c.—Messdames Hall, Sutton, Wallack, Glo ver, Laurence, Seaton, and Mrs. Weldon. 13th time, an entirely new Grand Ballet Spedaele, with new Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations (produced un der the Dirediou of Mr. MerCerot), called THE BASHAW ; Or, EASTERN FETE. .. Exhibiting the Manners, CoS'rume; atc. of the East, Orli cularly. Panorama Views of Constantinople ; also; the Bri tish and Turkisn Camps in Upper Egypt, a general View of Grand Cairo, its Surrender to General .Hutelainson, the Capstan Pacha ' and.the Grand Vizier, with an appropriate Fete as given by tide G rand Signior in the Gardens of the Seraglio. In the course of the Evening, various Feats of HorseMan ship, particularly Mr. WES T's inimitable Perfortnances. Also, the surprizing Leaps of Mr. IRELAND, the Fly phcnomelibn. . , The whale_ to conclude with a Comic Pantomime, not per . firmed at this Theatre these two Years, called THE DREAM • Or, HARLEQUIN and PLUTUS. Clown, Mr. LAURENT. Doors to be opened at Hal. past Five, and begin at Half past Six o'Cloe.k. - - Box 4s. Second Price is.—Plt as. Second, Price ts.—Gal lery Is. Second Price 6d: • Second Price to commence at Hal... past Eight o'Clock precisely. Places to be taken at the Box-Office, Westminster-Bridge, from Ten tilt Three o'clock. . . . • . This Day were published, '. .. In Four elegant Volumes, Foolscap Bvo. Price One Gbinea, . in. boards i N/ MEMOI,RS of ' the late•:.Mrs. __OBI ' SON , . ~ AVRITTEWbY HI R5E . 1,1 7 ; •. • Including Anecdotes of many di st inguisi!ed Characters of the present period; with Poems and Letters never before pub , lished, - Writren by Herself; or addressed to her by yarrota Persons. ,' Printed for 11, Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church=yard ; and Sold by all Booksellers. . . - i ,. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ... WOODLEY LODGE and PARK, near Reading, in the COUNTY ot .BERKS, the R..2sidence and Property a the Right Hon: the CHANCELLOR ofthe EXCHEQUER; k." --.1 0 M P R I S I N Q ariElegiant-MANSION iiOLISE ; e, , with OF FI C sS , Ofevery description;' a most ex,:client Kiich.2n Garden„ ;galled and richly elo.&i:,1; a, FarifilLrase, with Lau.qdry, Barns, - _Qranary, &c. gt a „a3nveuient :1 , :,z,u - v..:e, and 126 Ail.res of tith,a,•;te.i'vel,divpLute, , , aLki ~.-arli,' sur rounded by , ti'ark Pale; the whiile in the inot. - 'c ~ iipl::.te order, and may b; - !'entered upon immediately, Adjoining; and e oitig,nous to - thelboVe. are several CloSes 1 / 2 Acres 8r inereaoodO, with ippropliate Lodges and Cot= or Pieces pi:Arable, ,Neadovi, Copse and Pasture, containing takes, Mogi) , in the occu'uation of the Owner: The MANOR of BULN,: A RS H, with th a "c,h;ifortable Man sion. Hoe and Offi,es, 3 . 7 ,1i'. BULMA KS ti COURT', and z 8 Acres ofex ce ll ent L an d, h th 2 .oceupation'of J o h n Mab ,l ),.)t, Vsti. on. Lease, - s ix years of .k•lii h are imuxvirr. i l and the occiljtatpa i i of John e 68 Acres of Meadow and P asture , : ,i n rertescue, 4.:or i tigueu s t o the a b o ik containing togetne 96 A. 212. BP. Or . t ilerCabOti tS. - . • ON - MONDAY NEXT, September 14 1 rBo i; With the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD; • Richard, Mr. COOKE. • King Henry, Mr. MURRAY; Buckingham, •Mr. WI-11TH ELI; Tressel, BETTE RTON Stanley, Mr. DAVENPORT; Prince Edward, Mrs. FINDLA'4'; Duke of York, Master STANDEN ; Lieutenant, Mr. WADDY Catesby, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Oxford, Mr. ATKINS ,• • Lord Mayor, Mr.•TFIOMPSON; " Ratcliffe, Mr. KLAN ERt ; Terrel, Mr. A 13130 T •, Norfolk, Mr. S EATON ; Blount, Mr. CURTI ES ; And Richmond, Mr. CORRY; .• /Being - his first ,A.ppearance at this Theatre). Lady Mine, M rs.' LIT CHF I ELD • • Duchess of York, Miss LESERVE; And the Queen, Miss CHAPNIAN. To 'which will be added the Musical Entertainment of SE-LIIVIA - AND AZOR. Azor, Mr. INCLEDON.; Scantier, Mr. TOWN'SEND ; Ali, Mr.-BLANCHA RD, Fatima, Miss WHEATLY ; Lesbia, Mrs. SYDNEY; " Fairy, N.lrs.• F.I.NDhAY ; Anti Sclima, Mis 4 DIXON: ,aviott4- ~____.~ rerai ses [on alut ots ; This. Day - were published, • , • ' Price 4S. in boards, or 4s. 6d. bound, ;‘, MM. ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOSI TION ; coritaining Practical Instrudions for V;r4iting the•En'glish Language with perspicuity and Elegance, and designed, in the progress of liducation, to. succeed to • the Study of the English Grammar, and of the Latin and Greek Classics. [Gill he ad, afa a 111,1.: and • By DAVID I:RVING, M. The EleMentary Work hee addressed' tO the notice of the Public, is intended for the perusal of Perions whose critical studies arc in theincommencement, or for the . young Students ln our Inglis.' and ClaS,sical Seminaries, who, having per., teaed themselves in the Elements of Grammar, wish to ac quire a taste for the •Bea.uties of Composition. To Persons engaged in active life, whose occupations do not permit them to peruse more voluMinous Treatises, or to- those who have' not means of access to the various expensive Works existing on the same subject, -this Coinpendiurn will perhaps be found a suitable introduction to the practice of Writing with gance and P looriety.: • - . Printed for k. Phillips, No. 7i, St. Paurs.Climah-yarcl ; sold by T. Hurst, West and I-Oghes, and WalliC Pater noster-row; . B Tabart, Juvenile Library, New Bowl-street; Wilson and Spence, York ; . E. Ilalfour„ Edinburgh ; J. A rcher, .Dublin ; and by allpther Booksellers, 4c.. Of whom mtty also be had, the under-mentioned. Schciol- . :" books . Two small Farris, at -Locidel4 #ith a Cradjoining;auningi iii the several occupations o f Wil h am Forsie, , N:ciovi , Simpson, and Capful., - containing together j 7 A. Zsl' • or thereabouts.: . , • , A Farm - ,alleit MOCK:BEGGARS: 4 with a Houg. Barns and near Tuwn of ReaAtrig, an d :::ever - al incicaed Pieces of Arable and Pasture, contaiinrig 50 A; 54 P. Sundry small; Pieces in Early Mead, SA. t together, 65 A. - 6 R. r .There are few situations .in Englandiequal tu the above, and none where elegance, convenience, and comfort, are4mrd lrappify blended. , • • The- excellence of The. Roads, the contiguity to Markets, the easy. distance from 'London, and the' dispositiO'i: of -the Grounds for ornament or profit, render these P:reiniss: truly desirabl6.. :Front London 36 Reading j, an). I Mile 'from the G reat Bath. Road.. ' 7 : • •: !OLD advan -Leascs ill,:e :h way on the ie r ttie Choruses by Nessrs. Street, Lee, Little, Thomas, &c.— esdaine-g. Sims, IlifT; Watte,Whitmore, Follett, Castelle, Nortn, Lloyd, Masters, Burnett, Boxes, 6s. Pit, 3s. 6d. Gallery, 2s. Uppet Gallery rs. - Places for the Boxes to be takca of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-ollice in Hart street. I shc ti ,01 it SW- Doors to be opened at Half after Five, and the Perform ance to Oegit4 at Half after Six On Wednesday, the last new Comedy of The Poor Gen tleman, with 11 Bondbani. Vivant Rex et Regina. ("r The -Public are respeafully acquainted that Mrs. LI LLINGTON,_Mr. BRAHAM, and Signora STORACE are engaged for the ensuing Season at this Theatre. . Dr. MaVoris British Nepqs, price 4s. 6d. z. - - - Natural History, price 4s. 6d. - Abridgment of Plutarch's Lives, 4s. 6d. 4. - - - Universal Short-Hand, price 75. 6d. 5. Dr. Mayor's and Mr. Pratt's Seleetion of Classical English Poetry, price ss. bound; or 4s. 6d. in boards. 6. Dr. Gregory's Elements of a Polite Education, price 4s. 6d. - ' - • For otherAntbrination i and to treatfor the Purchase, ap_ ply to Mr.-. Wyatt,. Ford. House, near .11evize.s ; or No. 5, New. Ini, London; - and. , to , view .the same; to Mr.. Higgs, Reading, or the Gardener. at the. ManSion House. . „,, ; . . 'FI : tADBALLY-HALL,IRELAN.D . : MO BE ; LETT, And entered on immediately, that elegant Mansion and Demesne called, STRAD. -BALLY-HALL, in . the Queen's County,' adjoining the .Market Town ofStradbally,•3B Miles from Dublin, 6 front Athy, and 6 froin.Mary,borough. • • • • - The Houseis Spacious, completely furnished ; with every... accommodatidn for a large Family, •andextensiie OffiCes of every -description.— The Demesne consists of t3o AcreS, mostly Walled-in, the Gardens are large and well stoekej with - Fruit Trees - in full, healing, and well cropped with Roots, Vegetables,. &c. ezci . • • - • i tT.helowest Rent which will be taken is 3801. per elfclusive,of Lt.c. - Sec. 'therefore none-need apply who would require the:least abatement." , There 'are proper' persons :constantly attending to : shew :the -Premises; where the term. it is to be let-for may be known, also in Of John. Leeson, Esq. No. •6, Mea:ienikirgl - tret, 'Dublin. • .. 7. Dr: Watking's Universal BiographiCal and Historical 'Dielionary, Otie to rge Vol. Bvo. pr i ce Half-a-guinea - . N. B. As Mr..P-hillips engages ai any . time, to' exchange n? , :vand iierfed Cr)pies 'of any of these tight School-books for any other Books ..of his publication, they are, of .course, kept upon sale in'thz Shop of every respcetable;Bookseller, and may be inspei.c.ted by tlmr Public free of expellee. IiANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. I Vl_l e S i S tio - L ua l i N p N i V cT O L O ,a D;s s ! l f S i I t I_ E I3I O T p I E O N N Eb wainidh will continue Every Day, Sunday excepted, from Mille iri the 31loming- till Evening. .A.drn . ittance One Shilling. Dgues, rolccr, A 1► nits of Four ~ liC (1 I in- :er, in Xiiite USES d for ine ryike. of to nf~ioo' act Of ;(;•orge has 3 liCkt COUP G RAND JUNCTION CANAL. • PADDINGTON PASSAGE'BOATS. the min( a the 35 ulcer -~~a:t r Litt: )r) it* ~;~. 'it: 5, 11:)fe we re skia ts-- ELLcTION uf a TEMPORAL PEER of IRELAND. HE WRITS for ticltino• a . Peer to succeed to the Vacancy made in the Rekr esentation of the Peerage of Ireland by the Death of Lord os'srtore, ivill be ready to, be delivered at this Office Dn Thursday the seth Day of Sep. tenther-inst. to the several Lords who sat attd voted in The House of Lords of Ireland before the Union '; or they will be forwarded by Post to every such Lord who Shall send di-. Tedions in Nvrit UK for that purpose, and his Address, to this Office. The Writs for such Peers as reside in Dublin, Will be left at their respeCtive Houses, BOURCHIER. Deß..Clet. of the Crooni;::irel4d. -Crown and Hanapei Office, Dublin,Bept. 7, ISer. SURREY IRON RAILWAY. A NY Person or Persons inclined to under4ki 'the F ENCI N G of the I RON RAILWAY from WANDS. "WORTH - to CROYDON and CA RSHALTON, in tha County of Surrey, with ,OAK POSTS and RAILS, may see a Specification of the Work to be done, by applying to 34 r. Luttly, at Wandsworth, , to whorri Proposals sealed up are to be delivered on or betbre the 23d day ofSeptamber By Orclerzelthe Committee, WM. BEDCOTT LUTTLY, Clerk. War.dsworth r Sept. to, aor. A I",SSAGE BOAT Will set our from,the Basco at Paddington l'o-morrOw, and every following Morn at Nine o'Clock precisely, to Norwood, near Osterley park, about Two Miles frOin Bientford,' 'passing'near Kensal reen‘ Acton, Ealintr, Holsden Green, ,TNyy ford, wiliaen, -hppgrto,n, Hprsendort lliil, Gruenford, Ihrro , .v on the Hill, I \ r ottiihalt, Southall, Hayes; Hounslow, 'Cranford, &c. the Whole distance being by' the Canal near Fitteen Miles. Tlfe 84-:t will auive'at Norwooi.; every Day about Twelve, and mill set out on its return at Three ,'Clock in the Aftcr tobn precisclY; and - arrive at Paddington Shout Six.. Fares will be taken as tollows : For the whele distance, or for to miles and upwards, S. d. either way - - - - z o For any distance exceedhig6 Miles, and not exceed ing - - - - • - z 6 1 (?r any distance exceeding 2 miles, and not exceed- 1 miles distance not exceeding 2 miles.. - o 6 I A A PASSAGE BOAT TO UXBRIDGE us • r ill:continu; to go every Mom:ng at Eight o'Clock, as .will set out on its return at 'Half past Two e Llock in tiro Afternoon precisely, passing near all the above-uvntioncd, as also mar Harlington, Harnionds 'y rto, Drayton, Colebrook, I ver, Hillingdon, &c.—Fares as heretofore. The partict.thr Regulations will be affixed up in thesCabins Boat. W&C. may be had on Loardthe Boats. THOMAS HOMER, • Wincliestey-row, Corntitroller to the Grand Junction Paddington, Canal Company. September rr, iSot. NAVAL and CLASSICAL ACADEMY. " Imperium constat Pelagi, r,wvumque 'cridentern i : OceaniinviNhais sortita Britannis !" • 1 1.7 HE Gentry,, and Others, intending their sons for. the Naval Ser . Vice, are respe*ully in. funned, that on the zest of August last, a NAVAL and CLASSICAL ACADEMY was op:ncd in Little Scotland nearlv.upposite the Admiralty,, for the Instruction of Number of Young Gentlomenin the Theory of N avigation, as well as in a Course of Classical and Historical eaLiing. This Institution is formed int a superior ;lid Plan; and is approved, and countenanced by several of the roost distinguished Naval*Charaders. 'rerms, and farther Particulars may be known, on applica ion to the Principal, who has been many years in the habito lteaChing the Nautical .Sciences in gencral, both Ott ihOte And afloat. Naval _Academy, Little Seotland-yard . , Sept, 10, aet. • THE ONLY WAREHOUS ' E FOR CURIOUS FINE FLANNELS. • ANDOLPH NOTT, Flannel. Draper to Her • . k. Majesty, • Ndr tor, Newgate-street, begs..leave to ac nt th::- Nobility and Public; that he has novi on sale a ' , ge assortment of the very best Welch, Salisbury, and other Flannels ; white and coloured Balm, white Limeys, Serges, `-.. wanskin for I ron-clothS, white and scarlet Bath Coating, and l''irti , Ailarly a white Flannel Of very curious Manulatture for Qentlemen's under Waisteoats,Shitts, &c. with a variety of. %ark: Flannels ; • also thick green and light . blue. Baizes of all 'widths, for covering carpets; doors, t c. green Cloths plain -inct with yellow borders for tables, r spotted Flannels . for i?ressing GowTis. Likewise .his • te.tt nine times d)ed blue t lannel Stockings, • Gloves, Caps and Socks ; articles which have so justly and universally a . .:cpaited the greatest re tatatiori far their extraordinary efficacy In tie cure of i 'heutnatistii and Gout. u ,fatent Fleec-Hosier ,nianufiahrecl,,in various atticles. ICY Blankets en ver y y low tains. MR. CROSS begs Lea ye reqieetrully to inform, his - Friends and the Pudic, his Annual Benefit, at the New Itoy - al Circus, St. Georke's4ields, is fixed forMed nesday, Sept. t 6, dot, when ail entire NeW•GralldSpecta cle, with New Music, Scenery - , Madiinery, Dresses, and Decorations. which has been a considerable time in rehearsal; will be produced for the hrsi time, cailed KING CS SA R, 'or The NEG K U SLAVES. Th 7 Music, with a NeW In dia!: Overture, composed by Mr. W. Ware. The Scenery designed by IVlr'Greenwood, and executed by him, Messrs. Alar—ibanks, Banks, and Assistants. Tile Machinery wholly invented anti - executed by Mr. BranScomb: The Decora tions, die. by. Messrs. Popje itoberts. The Dresses de hy Messrs 1-louson, 13.1v*, and Miss Williams, and• completed oy them and numerous Assistants. _The Dances incidental to the Piece by - Mr. IklOntpaiiery. The i t vhole written by, and produced under the direction ot; Mr. Cross. To conainte with a Variety of New and Popular EN TE R TAIN MENTS, of which clue Notice will be gi•;-,en in future Bills Atticrii*eme.nis. • Tickets to be had of Mr. Cross; N0. , 4 1 Lambethooad 4 Longman, Cicainti; acid Co, Cheap Ade.; at Ri ley's Mush: Warehouse, Stranci;• : I .lr. Harold's, the Wrekin Teton; Broad -court, Bow-strcet, Covent.gaii.leh; and of Mrs. Simmonds t at the circus, of whom Places for the Bokei - nuy be taken. TO BE SOLD, " A FREEHOLD ESTATE; within Forty-five Mile 3 Mast of London, a.ad Two Miles of a good. Mar ka Town consisting of a Family-house, Lawn, Garden, -and about Three Hundred Acres of Arable • Meadow, and Pasture Lands t well wooded and watered.—immediate Pos.: sessiraii may be had; and ftirther particular* known, on ap plication to Mr. Tyn,tale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-inn-fields. 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ARCHER and HAUGHTON, from DtiSlin; ijosui POPLIN and TABBINET MANUFAC TURERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Their Royal .Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Duichess of York, Uutchess of Wirternberg, 'and the Princesses, No. S, Henrietta-street, Coventgarden, London. The cletrated..patrdnage of Her Majesty, - the different Branches of the Royal Family, - and Ladies ! . .f the first rank and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established,' in .the opinion...Of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of Archer and Haughton's Poplins and .Tabbinets ; also gold, silver, kured and plain Chamberry Muslim, and Italian Samtnct4 for Court Dresses, Turbans, &c. • CAUTION. Whereas, Archer and Naughton have been credibly in formed, that a great man'y people in this Kingdom are now, and have been for some time past„ manufadunng and selling Poplins and Tabbinets, as I rish, of an inferior-quality, under the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufactory, with a view uscliscredit and injure their House, and a . gross imposi tion on the Public - in general ; r they are determined, as tar as lies in their. power, to prosecute to conviction any person or tpersons se vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of heir manutsduie, that was not adually bought at their house: They have the honour to acquaint /he Nobility and Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at *prices much lower than .they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own ritutufaCture :—they consist of white and black Bombasins, Chamberry Muslins,' Cambric Sarsenets, Itasdimores for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets for Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard- wide Poplins of a superior quality, at 35. 6d. per yard ; Velures, double black Sergcs, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article boUght-at their House. N. H. Ladies own Spinning manufactured into Poplins or Tabbinets; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, manufactured on the shortest notice. Merchants supplied to any amount. • • To the MEDICAL WORLD, and to all STUDENTS in MEDICINIS. ' MIDWIFERY, and SURGERY. . 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Through,themect'ium of this Pnblication, the professional Reader will, on the first day of every Month, at the mode rate expence of Two Shillingsibeput in pt.sessloti.of all the Useful fads and conclusions contained .in hiuw walks, upon subjcas and sciences which are directly or indireetly con mac(' rheory and Practice of Physic, Midwifery, and Surgery. The first five Voluiries pf this esteemed publication may not;/ be had complete .in.boards, of every Bookseller, price Two Poundi Eight Shillings, or zty. single Number may be had separately„ price Two Shillings. . . • Published by H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row; Murray and FlighleY, Fleet. street ; Callow, Crown-court ; Cot, Borough ; arrerall sold by Booksellers. • TEAS, SUGARS, RICE, MILLET,•and SCOTCH ' BARLEY, MUCH CHEAPER.- TE4S-One Ounce to every Found . (trett) veighti.Bohea, as, to as. 6d. Congou Leat; 25. Edi to 3s: Congou Kind, 352:6d. to 4s. Good Cuitx.ou, 4s. 6d. t o ss. Capital Soitchong, SS. 6d. to 6s: Superfine, 7s. to Bs. Best Imported ?adra and Caper Souchong tos. per lb. ' • Gr,:en Teas, 4s. 6d. to ss. Capital ss. 6d. to 65.• Hysori; 6s. 6d: to 7s. Fine Ss. Superfine 9s. to•ros.. Best Imported, or Gunpowder Hyson; its. per To Dealers--Genuine Original Chests Congou and Green Teas, 4s . 4d: to 45.. 8 d. per lb. • ' -• Coffees, 3s, 6d. to - 45 6d.' to ss. • Best Turkey, ss. 6d. to 6s. ,per lb. Genuine Coeba, 3s per lb. Chocolates, 45. 6d., to ss'. Best, ss. 6d. Sir Hans Sloane!s Milk, Churchman's .Patent, and Finest Vanilla, 6s. •to . 6s. 6d: per lb: • Sugars, Moist,- 50. to 6d. Lump; too. to z rd. Dry Ground augars, to 9d. per lb. Better sorts cheaper: -in proportion. , Rice, 4d. to 3d: Ground, 3d. , o ßicd FlOtir, 4d. to 40. Millet, 20. to 3d. Scotch Barley, 20. to 3d. per lb. , At Mess'. EDWARD EAGLETON and Co.'s thirty years Old-established Tea Warehouses, the Original Grasshopper, No. 42, Cheapside ; and No. 9, lishopsgate-street Within, . ' • . CAUTION-No connexion with- any other 'HonSe with the Sign of the Grasshopper, &c. or any other House of the' same Name, &c. Npr have any persons, in the: kipgdom authority to sell Teas, &c. in, or use their Names or Firm. (jam' Orders by Twopenny - or General Post,: inelosing Bank, or. good Bills, sent to exact amount, or ChAnge returned in Goods, or Orders for Paythent on Xl4iVery, duly attended to, Wholesale and Retail, and sent (as per order) to any pakt, place, Coach, Carrier, Inn, ‘V hart, arc. in London. N.,. B. The best at Prices.---Sugars,. Teas, Coifees, Cho. colates, Cocoas, Spices, Fruits, DurhamUstards, Starch, Blues; Soaps, ecc. with extra advantages. . • • All Articles subje to rise and fall csubjectarkAs. . Ihquirers (only.) must pay Post, &i:.—Regnest timely no tice with Orders. EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. IT has. been the study of the •ProOrietors of the well-known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, first com posed and prepared by the Iate•ERANCIS SP I LSBURY, at his Dispensary, No. 15, Sono-square, London, and continued only, and Solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the Public against. the linifositions which are daily pradised against Medicines possessing the first respe&ability ; and as the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops.have been found not only an antidotein scorbutic complaints, but a succesolll re source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, andltie attendant diseases of the nerves, as .the list of cures 'accompanying each bottle, given in an...ample bill , of direc tions, will testify, as well as the Treatise on, Diet, Gout, written by the late Proprietor (which may be alts had at the Dispensary), single them out as fit objects to ttv, un der their sandlot', such spurious imitations. - For this tea , son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Corn missioners of the Stamp-Office, have affiked a stamp on each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words " Spilsbury and Co. No. Is, Soho-square," expressed upon it, which, if the Purchaser attends to,. together with the words 4 •" Francis Spilsbury, his Antiscorbutic Drops, by the King's Patent," on the bottle, 'bill, and wrappet, with the, addition of the King's Arms on the larger, he may be: assured. he has ob tained the Genuine Medicine, as sold g the Dispensary, Soho-square,'London, in lllPttles of ss. and al. as.ea‘h,.duty tilciuded, DOli9Ei'Slii RE. TO BE Sbt..'.D BY PRIVATE CONTP:ACT, rrHE MANORS. of TARRANT MO L( and TAKRANT. LAUNCESTON, siruats nein - 111i Great Western Turnpike Road, Lt.tlven S...lisLiury and Blandford, , ,within fiye miles Of the lacier, in One-of tne most elgible-pqrts of the - County of Dorset, with Courts Baron, Royalties, Privileges ; and linniunities to the said Manors 'belonging. IThe Manor of Tarrant Monktrin leoinfirisel as follows : _ . tst, A.'C'anital-TYT.HE-FREE FARM,in-the oet, li a.; tion of Mr. fames Cando, 'on a Lease, of which c,idy tvq years are tiormotm., ,ontatning near 900 Acres of Mzta . ,lo.!, Arable, and Down Land. sdly, T YTH gs, of the rest'of the Parish of Tarrant Monkton. • ••• _ 3dly,The REVERSION in FET of divuts Copyhold aril "LeAsehold Estates, in all of the yearly value of about 2.801. • held by otle,twc4 or thee Lived, out chiefly en one old Lite. The Manor of Tarrant Lathices. 7 is all in 'the Lord's hsuds(etcept a fewlitehold-Cottag , es) i ana th 2 most eligikle Farms in- the; Lptinty of LAIJNCESTUVr FARM, containing about isoo A.C-CS of Meadow, Arable, and Down within a 'Ring-Jel!,::, it; Severalty and Tythe-free, in the occupation Of Mr. RA; tmrt Budden, on a Lease, of which only lour years we til.,:txl ; ired. The situation of this ritate l !agar the Great V• tern Turnpike Road, in a 'Country aboun'iting with panic, dust render it particularly eligible to a Zjentletn.in Why rna . te.wish to build a Uuntin-lion; and thk. Estatcnszteliosses.,, inaity advantages which will be obvious to .. a tii:iaser Oa a vio4 thereof. • N.-B. The Land,Tax on the . Estate is redeemed. Tile Tenants,' Mr: Cintlo . and Budden, sliew their respeeliie Far!ri; incifor P.trtiCtilats applyMt:ssr6. King and Johns, Attorneys; at Blandford, who have a Mail of the Estate; or to Mr. Davis, of Horningsham, near War minster; Wilts. • • • BEAUMONT , LODGE. - .TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . . By Mr.•PRICKETT, . . AlGarraway's Coffee-house; Exchange-Alley, Thesday the istli•of SepteMber, -- 184r; at Cwelve o'Clock, in Five Lots, unlesi a satisfactory offer, 'shall be made for the whole, or for Lot t, - before the Bth' of - September, ct which due notice be given . ACAPITAL and most' Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the superlatively elegant Villa called BEAUMONT .LODG E, recently erected in a•stile at .singular Elegance and Conveniencyl in a County unrivalled for Health, Neighbourhood * and : . Field Sports • cscupying. a trad.wherein the peculiar bounties of Nature -and .Art have been successfully .bestowed.witi; 'uncorrimon liberality ; rounded by excellent Roads; most pleasantly situated on the Banks of the Thames, at 0 LP,WINDSOR, tntt most eligible ~part of the Counties of Berks and Surrey ; •with St 44 bling tbrNine Horses, Standing for four Carriages, numerous attached and detached Offices of eYety • description ; 0 . 1 p t 1 Kitchen Garden, with lofty - Walls, Pinery, Peach-hOus3 and Ice-hciuse, elegant' G reen-honse, Melon Pits, and Plea - .. sure Ground, disposed with great taste! Fishery on thg River. Thames, find 'rich I nc.fosures. • Also sevaral Parcels of rich Meadow Land ; together with a heat Brick Messuage, with the Offices, and Gardens ; two Cottages and Gsrdzns and the Public-house known by the haine of the 821 IS'of Ousley, with the Stable, Standing for Carriages, 'Offices, Yard, and Garden. •• • May be viewed with Tickets - only * which, with &scrip. five Partieulars„.may be had of Mr R. G. Thomas, No.• - • 40 NOrtblk.-street, Strand; Of Mr. Whitton, No. to * Great James-strect,`Bedtbrd-row ; and of Mr. Prickett, High ,are. .11escriptiVe Particulars may likewise be had at rraway's , Cott e-house; at th.: Baptist Head Coffee-house, Chaacery lane ; of Mr. D. Smith, Upholsterer, Windsor; at Witham's, at Salt-41M ;- and at the Bush, at Staines. • 11EALTH'AND ECONOMY. DOCTOR BARTON's PATENT. VITAL WINES, having. from extensive experiericeproved to be of the most essential benefit in preserving, r,:eovering, and establishing general Health, and the use of them rapidly creasing,, from becamingVery generally introduced at table, require an.establishrnent on an extended basis. The Pro prietors have therefore bee' induced to form-a:considerable mercantile co.meetion of great credibility to meet their de mand ; and respedfully inform the Public they continue td. be said, as usual, at the Laboratory and Vaults, where they are prepared, N. 7, Serners-streat; Oxford. , street as also, by appointmen%, at the following placeS: No. 13z, Cheapside.; Messrs, Citing and Suttees, No. 4, Cheapside; Mr. Vade's, No.• 46, Cornhill ; Messrs. P.:- boult's and Co. No. !so, Oxford-street ; and Mr. Barlow, No. 24, Cockspur-street, at 365. per dog. :bottles included; and Wines for medical ttse 655. p►er doe:. with .printed radians, retail, for reach , Money only. N.B. Vanier& and 7w.hati,:aio Dealers allowed a libeial - profit. • .