The Sun. — London, England, 1801-10-17 00:00:00

,:~,'~':~ :~z=ti • . - . , : : fi' .J~ ..) 1 1 NUMBER. z832.] TH EATRE,ROYAL, itt,T.}y_t AN . ON MONDAY EVENING,. Oct. 19, 1801, • - be performed, KING RICHARD : THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Prince of Wales, Master CHATT ER LEY ; Dtthe.of York, Miss KE,LLY; Date'Of Gloucester, Mr: KEMI3LE Duke of Buckingham, Mt. •BARRYMORE ; Duke of Norfolk, Mr. 1-roLI.NLY, - Earl.of Richmond. - Mr.„C. KMBLE ; Lord Stanley, : Mr. PACKER ' Sir liichard•Raidiff; . Mr. MADDOCKS Sir William Catesby, Mr. CAULFIELD ; '1•• ' Sir Tames Tyrrel, Mr. WEBB ; • Lord Mayor, Mr. SPARKS ; •• 'nesse! 'Mr. DE. CAMP; Officer Mr. CIIIPP ENDALE ; Forst. Mr. FISHER; Dighton, Mr. EVANS. Qiieett.Elizakietli, Mrs. POWELL; Dutcliess of York, Miss TI DS'W ELL ; ' -Lady Anne, Miss BIGGS. After the Tragedy the, Dramatic Romance of BLUE' BEARD; . , . Or, .FEMALE CURIOSITY. The Mt!sic 'cc , rnposott by Mr. KELLY ; Aborm:±ligue (tittle Bear,:), Mr. AR R Y MOR E ; • • .. Mr- SU ETT ; • Selina, r Ir. KELLY Shaeatiac, 1 , 4 ju n. • Fatikia., Mrs. CROUCH ; Irene, Miss DE CAMP Beda, Mrs. BLAND. . SPAHIS. • DIGNi.7I.q, Mr:CAULFIELD, `Arr. COOKE, &c. On TueSilayi A Bold Stroke foe-a Wife, with Lodoiska. AM on Wcdrie, , day (fg the first time this season), the rimly of - Pizarro,•with The Vi.rgin Unmaskl/41. Ti4EA'TRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MONDAY. NEXI I , C)tober /9th, /Sor, will be rn perfored a Tragedy, called KING -- RICHARD THE THIRD. •.. .Richard, Mr. COOKE.; • King Henry,. Mr. MURK ; Buckiuguarn, Mr. WHITFIELD; Tressel,-Mr. - BETTE RTON Stanley, Mr. DAITENPORt ; prince Edward, Mrs. FINDLAY ;' • Duke of York, Master STANDEN ; Lieutenant, Mr. W ADDY p • Catest - yy, Mr. CLARENIONT; - ' -Oxford, Mr. ATKINS ; Lord Mayor, Mt. THOMPsON Ratcliffe ' • Mr. E RT ; -Norfolk.,,: Mr. SEATON ; • - Blount, Mr: CURTI ES ' - r Argil Richnvnti, Mr, CORRY'. • LaAy Anne, Mrs. !. rr C I-IF I ELT) ;.• _ • r 4 , 4 hess of York, Miss LESERVE; Awl the Queen, Miss_CHAPM AN kith / s 3d - time) a Nov Musical Entertainment, in Two Acts, called • • THE ESC:TrES ; • ..O,K7H.E WekTER C,ARRIER. With the original Music composed by Cut: 'l3lxl. - The Principal. Chttraaer4 by - Mr. IN CLEDON, Mr. 7-70VCE TT, Mr. TQWWSLNI), Mr: F 11. I. tr. Mr: SIMMONS, Ms STRE ET, Mr. BEVERLEY, ERT, Mr. — ATKINS ; Mks D.IXON, WIILLATLEY, mi ss HOWELLS, Mrs. BASTER, &c. lloxes, . 6d. Gal!ery, as. lipistr Gallery TS. I'laes for the Boxes to be. taken of Mr. brandon, at the t to Ds opened at Hall after rive, and the Perform . ? ,, lce . to begin at 1-1. - lt after'Six o'Clock. • • • Ladies and .Gentleman who have Places for Mrs. Billing- Nighrs, 'are - respectfullya a..xittaint - cd she Avill appear on • in the Character of Mandane, the Seriops Opera .:.arses,. with Lovers' Quarrel's. On Wednesday, Mr. CoOke will, p&form the Chara6ters of Shy jock and Sir Arehy M'Sorcasm-, in The Merchant of Ve t'icz' and Love-a- la-!\ !ode. • - • •. :rite new Musical Entertainment of The Escapes, was re elved on ifs zdrepreSentation with great applause—the 4th representation Will be on Friday. - • • On Saturday,Mrs. Billington will perrnrm. A new Comedy is in rehearsal. f-VANOVEt-sQIIARE CONCERT ROOMS. 1/LISS .I..ANWOOD's EXI-4113I'LION, with a(1- dition.,l PI CTUR - ES, IS RE-OPENED, and will AtinfiC' livL 4 ry My, Sunday excepted, from Nine in the i 'qofning till Evening. -,Adm!ttznce One Shilling. • ' - ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. ABSCONDED frain his Employers, on Wedneg_ I%A. day Aiterrioon, the 47.. h of October inst. CHARLES a et Gtt inthts higJi, fair eoulplexion, halt brown hair cut !nort had on a brown, coat% linen waistcoat, anti , lirk mere breeches, rather shun at the knees. 11:3 zcok away •THOUSAND POUNDS in Lank Notes, 250 Notes of 4.2, each," No. - ..aist to .64=. 400 Ditto of ,r.l each, No. wool to :o.}?. too Ditto of ,c.l each, No. 971 to 9 - Ao. i , will cause him to-be appracliciecl ; and• give no. !•-• to Messrs. Poulain and Keys. of Salter's-Hell Court, I..il l ,'Llot-st - reet, London, shall receive a REWARD, of ONE s'" , IIRED POUNDS, on the Discovery of the Properly 14 r 1 or LiCii - he is - supposed to hive about him), or in pro_ 11 ';Ii•on nps any part thereof. • • M__.._____.. • ESSRS.. HARDING and Go. No. 89,1 3 1111- . Mall, beg leave respectfully to inform the Nobility,. and Ladies'in general, they have just COmpleteilMaittitaaur. - lox, and terve now ready - for inspedion, the largest; most c°r9plete, ' and choice assurtinent or' FURS ever submitted to their attention consisting of be.iutiful Isabdlla, SilvOr, and .•/ 1-1 d Lk B ear Mulfs, with Tippc;,ts to'rnatCll, Carri:lwz;B4sketS. 1 -i:•:" Shoes, wadded Hinnikerchieti, eze. ate. with many t., net ar_tclv.S too nunierntis w nteAstOn,arhorts'which are a * treat. variety ni Silk Pelisses, of entirely new and elegant Patterns. :‘ No. 89, Pall-Mall, O&. /2, tSca. , 46 'ti.ricIrs PATENT WA TE It-PROOF LE AT II E k, tor - BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CHAISES, APRONS, are, kEs.T, ail: kind of Wet ; Gentlemen .ray walk t a whole.day . in-the wet or deWy grass, without the wa -I:,' penetrating either through the SOLES or . li PP E R vi.'4ll-1S mout=hs as soft not imbibe commo hmitter, it it is Tut into , i pter fork it does a single drcip, nor isit e ,cted with boiling water, which destroys every othdr kind f,t leather in a moment. ~ _, ; n his ctiscovery,which adds so much to the - comfort of life ),,..! wet season, hes given pert ea - s:rtisfa6tion for above six ` , „rs A thin sort prepare:l for Ladies' t a The Sole-Leather,' while is Water-proof,' is stainciethwith P,,ital letters, BELLANI V 's PATENT %VAT li.lt-l' ROOF. t,"• 8 . To preventi inposition—only to ;be had- at the- Pa -I..,'lt.tee's' Warehouse, No 3, Upper North-place, Gray':;-Inn near Guildford-street, - London. - ' • LINCOLNSHIRE.—SALE OF LANDS. i TO BE SOLD 131" AUCTION, r LY in the month of January nexf, if nat. previously dis pbs'ed of by Private Contra" Er; THE Detached ESTATES .and PROPERTIES l),, of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE; Bart: Situate in pi.Kv4 - 4.1 Parishes ot . Leake, Frampton, l+.lirton, Sunk- 1 1'ton, Le .tuft, SWineshead, Bicker, GOsbCrton, Suit - feet; Pinch fk,) Dorrington; . I(uskjugtOp, Billinghay, and Sltort Ferry *O l to the,Parisit of Fiskerten, in the County .of,Eincoln. tl t i r i t 'culars of wirish are - in preparation, and wilt-T*.ready ter iZ e ry. in the course ot next month. ' • ky, - the mean time, the , Lands-end Pfemises maybe viewed -vcill Ippli!:ation to the respective Tenants. ktapingliarn, Od. 8111, 4861.. . 1 DURABLE. INK, to Mark or Write on Linen with a Pen; NxTITH. 014 curious Preparation, which is 'an V V indelible Black, Initials, Names, Cyphers, Crests, &c. maybe formed with the titmo4 expedition, and without the ineumbrance or expence ofany implements ; and will be found to stand:every test of %Vashings, Acids, Alkalies, &c. f wrote on Linen as it oomes.from the loolii, it firmly stands the Bleaching. It• lS also a most - certain Criterion of Pro perty, as noting can discharge it without del!roying the Linen. To.ai, Families, Ladies and Gentlemen who travel, the Army, Navy, Public bodies, Schools, Hotel, Tavern, and innkeepers, and the Publie. in Fenerzl, the Proprietor earnestly recommends this useful article,• in full confidence, that on the . first - -ti:ial—they will' be perfeelly satistiect•of its , etri.it, and will. ever after adopt this mode of mar'ing their ,Linen., - • - Prepared . sold, wholesale and retail, by John Scott, Superfine Water-colour Preparer to Her Majesty, No. 41j, near l3Alford-street, in the Strand, London, in bottles, with diredlions, price as. and double bottles; 3s. 6d - . each, one of which will.mark several hundred articles. Observe, the outside ,wrapper is markO• " Scott's Durable Ink," and the Price; and on the bottle of the ink, his signature, "1. Scott." • • To Gentlemen in. Trade ,throughout the Kingllom, who sell Bottle Articles, Scott solicits their attention to the above ; as its general utility, real good qualitc - , and moderate price, added to the assistance - its sale will receive through the Public Prints, will unquestionably render it,. in the hands of the first Venders; a. great article. And those who do not at present immediately correspond with Scott, are respedfully informed,.that,the several Wholesale Houses through which they arc supplied with Scott's other goods, will. - forward this article. SCOTT's NANKEEN .DYE.Pkin bottles at Is. 241. Seott'sliquid True Blue, in bottles of various sizes. Also, his superfine Water-colours, in-cakes • - andall necessaries for Drawing and Colouring, wholesale arid retail, as above. -.~ `" .` _*. „. ' p' SA7'UR DA Y, OCTOBE.R. 183 i. FIRST CHANGEOF ENTERTAINMENTS. Also first Appearance of several New Performers. ROYALTY .THEATRE, WELL's-STREET, GOODMAN's FIELDS. MONDAY NEXT, Oaolier 19,. 8o1; and Five following Evenings, will be presented ( ist time) a Serious Heroic, Necromantic Spedack, called OSWALD AND EGBERTHA ; Or, VIRTUE AND VALOUR. Principal Charaders, - Mr. LAURENT, .Mr. MERCEttOT Mr. WHITMORE, Mr; BANKS, Mr, LA.SELLS, Mr. TA,YLOP, Mrs. WALLACK, Mrs. WELDON, • Mrs. LAWRENCE, Miss HALL,. Miss GLOVER, And Miss SCOTT EVANS. - Also, first time, t Comic Pastoral Ballet, by Mr. MERci kor; called THE ARTFUL WOMAN,: • In which Mariam LA COST E, from the. King's Theatre in the Hayniarket, will make her first •Appearance. In the course of the Evening will be sung the following Songs : • " The Token," by Mr. THORPE. A favourite Pastoralßallad, by Miss R - USSE LL (being her first Appearance at this h. Theatre).._ •T Tom Cat," by Mr. )011ANNOT. - Mr. A S'l L E \ - •hascrigaged, for Six Nights only, the liy ing Plieliornedoo r Mr. IRELAND, Wkfa wilt rn.ike his first A t ...pearance• at this. Theatre, and go through the followiwg extraordinary Leaps, &e.:--ist He will leap over a' Pole ten feet high. • • id, Oyer Twenty 11,•Ien, with a Pole three feet ,above their'," leads, .making together nine feet high, besides going twenty-one feet Tn length. And lastly, he will leap over a large' - riired sta g e NVaggon. • . The whole to conclude with, first thrit; a Comic Panto. , mirr, called • • • • - • THE PIRATE ; Or, - HARLEQUIN VICTOR. In the course of the,Psintominie will be displayed, - among a variety of ()fliers, the foll Owing striking Scenery, 'Machi, ncry., 'Mtclpnical Changes, &c. olthe City of Algiers, .the Triumphal Entry of the Pirate atid Capti Slaves, witirappropriate.Banners ; Naval Car, sugported by Tritons, and preceded by a Grand Nauti‘al Procession.. A Represeptation of Mr, .Porter's Picture ofthe Siege of Seringaptami, the Blue Bell's Apparition! To -conclude with a fairy's Palace; or Paragon of Enchantment... Principal Chaiaders, Pirate, Mr; WHIT MO R E ; • Harlequin, Mr. BANK S.(his first Appearance . ); - Pantalofot M r.. MA R UI ; • Dey of Algiers, Mr. MERC E ROT ; . Ali, Mr._JOHANN 0 T ; and Clown,. Mr. LAU.RENT. Fairy Formosa, lvli'ss JONES (her,first Appearance) ; '• And• Columbine Miss' DANIELS. (her.first Appearance). 0" . - The l'ublic - are respectfully informed, that on Mon day next will be produced, an entirely,new Allegorical Spec tacle; arranged by Mr. Astley; jun. called The Wye Brarieh.''or. Ratification. • . . Lower and Upper Boxes .35.--Second Price 2S. • Pit 34.—Secorid Price is. First Gallery is.—SeeondPrice 6d. . • 'Upper Gallery 6d. • Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half -past-Six o'Clock.•—Second Price atHalf-past Eight O'Clock. WANTED FOR A TERM OF YEARS, ,TN , a LAND -SURVEYOR and CIVI'L ENG'. Si NEER's OFFICE, where several Clerks are kept, a steady YOUTH about Sixteen years of age,_ of respectable ConnedicAts. He -must write - a good hand, and have a 'taste for Driwinp--It handsome,Preintunt wilt be exp,:ctert. Letters (post- paid), addressed to Messrs, Crosby and Let terman,, Stationers'-court, Paternoster-row be at tended to. • • E no-rt-L, of Oto , Metropolis ' Q KINSEY, late of the Bedford Coffee-House, 0. having fitted, this Hotel, in the most superb stile of fashion, distinguished for its singularly airy,. ;tad retired 11- tuation, quite within itself;. posseNL.ng . ,every advent:o 'for the amusements of the TOwn, without any inconvepence, near the Old Hurrn:ltims, Tavistock-row, Covent-garden, respeaftilly solicits the company of the Nobility altdC-i9ntry, Where he hatters himself they will find every ele4ance aps,l con venience, combined in the appointment of qiis ? ,:yerat Spits of .Apartments, which are adapted to the pcOrninodat4tl of Fainilies'Of the first r6pedability, as well. as. Single Cell:le n-len: The Charges will be moderate, with reditudzatAlibe rality, the governing principles this listab4shinent,,.. and every attention paid for the case and comforts of a resilience equal to both Town and Country,. free . front the bustle and noise ot-carriages either by day or night, RICHA R.DSON, (The only Office that ever sold Tarp z,s of Thou ' • sautt Toungs in AVE. on Sale,' in great'Vpriety 9 . f. numbers, and at the lowest Prices, IRISH anti EIsJOIIS . I-1 ST,TE-LOTTERY• TICKETS. •and-SHARES,• st their oth ;2.„ the Corner of the Hank-Buildings, Corktlyill ; facing the Gate oitne King's Maws,' Charing-Ctoss, /..en!tor: ; and the Market-place, Norwich. '.Toe Lotteries- begin Draw ing —Irish, November—English, 3(1 March. Correspondents will have'Tickets and Shares :iOnt them by remitticg Post-Office Orders, .or !gp,M Bills at short Dates, to Richatdson, Goodluck and Co srock-Broicer, London. 'STATE LOTTCRI ES, iSoz. - SWIFT and Co: No., t Poultry; established in tile year 4759, where prizes "to the amountof a Million Sterling have' been shared and sold. Also at their Office in the City of GlasgoW, are appointed to .sell the Tickets and legal stamped Shares of the preent IRISH and ENGLISH LOTTERIES. • • • - • - • • ' Messrs. Swift and• Co. feel themselves wz!rranted in re comniending .an early Purchase, as,the late favourable turn in Ptiblic attbrd6 every prospcd of al - . increascd 1)e. mind for Tickets'.and Shares,- and a cOrrsequcnt Advance of the Prices. • •.- . . Letters answered. 0 rders.by Coachmen, Guards, or Car pundnallY.exqented, and the earliest Account sent of the success of registered- Numbers:. The Irish Lottery begins drawing the . t6th November next, The English Lottery' on the 3d March,• 1802.; ,' BREWERY TO BE SOLD, - Peremptorily ' '• oh Thtirsday the tud Dar of 0 aober, at One o'Olock at Noon, at the Liverpool Grins Hotel, Castle street; Liverpool ; - AVery Extensive and Complete BREWERY, ereded in the best manner within the last twelve years, possessing every improved 'printiPle'no known : the whole covering a - Plot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres, situated in Scotland-road,' LiVerpool, and within .i2OO yards of the Custom House ; capable-of making annually 60,000 Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and very extensive WarcbJuSesi,. Malt-houses, _Drying-kilns, &c. Water is of *Be first quality, and inexhaustible.---The whole Preini ale overlooked . by handsome Dwelling ' ; house well finished ; and m,ly be viewed . every day befoie the Sale, where dtteridance will be giver.' For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose,' E verton, near Liverpool. This Day wcre.publis!vAl, In Four el;:g:int Volumes, Foolscap•Svo: Price-One Gui4ea, in hoards, /lEIVIOIRS of- 1-11;t • Inlc Mrs. ROBINSON, IV.i . WRITTEN' bv.HERSELF ; Including Anecdotes of many (listhrguished Charaders of the present Written ; Poems 'Letters ficver below pub liShed; Written by Herself, or addressed to her by various Persons. -Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Churchyard ; and Sold by all'Bookscflers. This Day were published, In One large Volume, 0 vo, price ilalf-a-Guin....l, in boards, PUBLIC CHARACTERS of 18oT-2, being 4 New Volume of BiogrghicalMemoirs of TO BE SOLD, THE LEASE of a most Compleat HUNTING.. BOX, or VILL A, for aSmall Genteel Family, calcu rated for either a Manpf Fashion, a Sportsman, or a Person retiring from Business. The Situation, liar Health, and eVery other requisite that a Country Residence can posses.; ; ~dis;Alicc ;Alicc 2 t miles ftinn Lototon, 4 fr,.-,!:r Wrndsor,- and 2 froth the Bath Ri;,ad ; bounded in front by a .beautiful Green, Plant?tions vreeatoy dßposed, - forrning' - a. Pleasure Ground, 4i - id the verdure nearly equal to inclosed 'Meadows. The house is judiciously planned, attn comprises an elegant Bow Drawing Room; Eating Parlour,...a Breakfast Rooth,best Betl'it,ooms, and Se - xi/ants'. Apartmentsamitable; .the Offices :onVeinencies cornpleat, in-a. singular stile of Work manship and neatness c the Yards for Poultry, with a atable and Coach House, with other useful Buildings ; Cow !louse, Pii.,tgeti,- &ca together with a prolific Kitchen Gar- - den well play:led with choice Fruit ,Frees, and fully cropped, win reinarkAk lireVesetables. Immediately adjoining is a rich Meadow ot airout four Acres, be produce equal to the Rent. ;'tit Premisestare compad, and in good repair'; served with most excellent Water, and :to Years, Of the Lease unex pired ; the Rent very low, and the Taxes easy. • Mot.: Particulars and Terms, by*application to. ,Mr. Kim berley, Survcyorof-Estates, No. 160, Piccadilly, London. N. B. Several capital. Residences, and Cottages to be lett furnished or unfurnished,, enquire as above.- COUNTY OF THE BOROUGH OF CARMARTHEN. TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM DAVIES, or in the mean- ti-ne by Pivate .Contra a, at the Boar's- Ile.td lon, in the Town of Carmarthen, in several Lots, on Wednesday the 28th, DaY of 0 dober; at Three 0' C lock, • - subjea to such Conditions Of bale as shall then and there ire produced ; . , T HEr following FREEHOLD ESTATES, in ' and near the said Borough, - The BOA R'sA-lE.A,D INSI, in ' Lammas-street, with about 56 Acres of Arable and Meadow Laud, near the Town's Ei - A, in the occupation of Mr. Stone - hewer.- A Piece of Land, containing about Six Acres, in. the Marsh , of C3r:narthen, in the ocettpation of Mr. David Thornas., A Dwelling-house, with the Appurtenances, in Quay itreet, in the occupation of Nr. David - Lewis. . A ditto in ditto,,ku the occupation of Mr. Henry Jones. - A ditto in ditto, in the occupation of John Griffiths, Esq. A ditto in ditto, in the occupation of Mr. James .Robert. A ditto '4l dixto,, in, the occupation of Mr. Win. van. . • A ditto iii ditto, in the occupation of Mrs. Box;ille. A ditto in.ditto, in the bechration of Mr. Jelin Williams. -A -.lnto iii ditto, in the occupzion of Mr.. 'fair,; George Certah; ;;; tore-hottses in -calve, in the-occupation of the Rev. Mr. Peters. our- . 4.41:-,„ll.Dwelling-hotises in Exchequer-alley, in the accu , )atiolirf Mr. Peter Webb and others. ...-4...1.14k2A1itig-hou-sci.l.vith the An;itirter.•o -, •fn, S•2llyr.an s--..e.,:, Charles Lewis. A' dicer , in in the occupation of Mr. Humphreys. A ditto in ditto, in the oceopatiOn of licrbert or his' Under-Tenants. thtto in I...lizig-street, and a• Piece of ground, 17c. &c. behind the same, rorming . part of the Ivy Bush Stable-yard, in .the occupation Of the Rev. David Scurlock, or his Tcnnits. A -Piece of dreutict, Gardens, &c. in the Backwa,',. con taining about Two, Acres,- in 'the occupation of J . Bartlett Allen, Esq. or his Undert?Tenants. - Two small Piec ., -; of Gai . den Ground near Dam-street, in the sever - 41 t.. - tiiyi.tl>•.;2•is of Mr. John Williams and •Mr. , .Henry Jones. • The several pc . ppits - will• spew the'Prernises ; and for further Particulate,. or. to treat by Private Contrail, apply to the Alt iioii i, 0 , 12.y -51 - Met, , Carmarthpn ; or to Mr. Williams, CIF - an -41:- I.ondon. SliENStONEinear Lletir. I•ELD, STA t • Td. SOLI) BY AUCTION, , • Ey Mt. WARREN, • At the George Inn,. in the City of Lichfield, on FrWay, Oct. '3q,, IS:A, at Three o'Clocls, -in-Lots.; EVERAL very Eligible FItEEFIOLD FARMS, ki situate at Footherley, 'Lynn, and Netfrer and Lower Stormall, - all' in the Parish and, Vicinity of the plea,ant Vii- lage of Sticnstone; 'in a Sporrins Part of the County of Staf ford, three - Miles front Lielmela, six &inn. Walsall,. and twelve' fr(irn ; also 'a capital MansiOn, called FOOTHE R.L ftALL, with suitable attached. and de; tached Offices, Coach-home, Stabling for Eight Horses, and other Out-buildinv,s, all in complete repair ; a large w•cli planted Garden,obuunded by a celebrated, Tsout Stream; the whole comprising about. 67c, Acres of, rich inclosed Arable, MeadOw, and Pasture Land, . in the. hi4hest state of cul tiva lion, with valuable Rights of Common on Shenstone, Wood bnd, and ()chid 'Heath- T . stow •in the occupation. of John Breynton, Lsq. under Lease determinable in 1809, and of Messrs. Swan Hand, Preston, Adcock, and Mouslev, all very respeetable Tenants, under Leasesdeterthinable at Cady. day, i3:33, .at several yearly Rents, amounting to • EIGHT 1-IPNbRED-and FI I'TY POUNDS, Nlid UPW;.:ItiSi Also about Twenty Acres of 'Coppice and Wood Land now in hand. . Another Ir RE E L D EST/1' E , cintaining 89 Acres, a R00d„5,.38 Perches, with a connivxii.AWDwelling-house . and suitable Out-buildjngs, delightfully situate at Hatninerwick, in the. P;trish of St. Michael', Lichfield ; also a Leasehold Tartu pt s 6 A;:res, adjoining to the freehold Premises, with Flroi.tiouse and otper Appurtenances; and valui able RiBhts of Common on Hogley nay and Cannock Chase, ( held under the Vicais Choral of Lichfield, for an unexpired Term of Twenty-one Year at 31. Bs. per Ann. renewable , every seven years; bolt- which Farms and Premises are in the holding of Mr James Winterron, under Lease determinable at Laly-day, to 3, at the yearly Rent of r4sl. . - Printed Particulars may be had twenty-one days preceding the Sale,* Mr. Simpson, Attomey,in Great C fziles-street, Birmingham; Mr., lingtofi, Solicitor, No. 3, King's Bench Walk, ,Temple, London; Mr.. Tho.- Garland, EytOrd, near Moreton in 'Marsh; Gloucestershire4 , 'Air. Calvert, Sudbury, Derbyshire ; at the Place of Sale; of Mr. Drewq, Printer, Derby ; at the principal Inns at Stafford, Burton, Tan worth, Atherstone, COventry,-and Other\ adjacent Towns ; of Mr: Warren, Auctioneer, Birmingham ; and of Mr. T. Sedgwick, at Stwostone Wood Cod, ‘rho calif sliew the sevecai Lots. UK. NORRIS's DROPS - *THE superior EFic.icy of this Medicine, - tn. the 41_ folloiving Disorders, has, more than halt en are,, been experif.nced and aekarowledged. Finrers of all sorts, whether ltillainnalory, putrid, iniliary,..b;lious, nor vows, or heclie, ont c liecially the Putrid, or . 11piv .. 1:ever, 'so fatalliilfot climates, in which destructive malady, by a liberal application, the Patient is recovered in the very of expected dissolution. In complaints of the Stomaeliancl Bowels, Astlnhas, inveterate Coughs, Colds, the Scurvy and Inwurities, ot: the Blood, impaired:Conttitutions,Tand the decayS and discomforts or advanced Life, ripth;_pg can exceed is cordial and salutary efreds. A table-spoothui ih a Klass of Water, taken occasionally, prevents tine - ;4 elfeds.-fre quently experienced.in nervous and bilious habi r 4, from Sea.. bathing, or drinking the Mineral Waters. The Family Boni?, zzs. it only to be had at the Doeor's House, Lower Brook-stret, Grosvenor-square, - IVlrcre Books of Cures are delivered, patis, 4nd all Others for IN'poqation eecuted. The other sized Bottles . arm Sold Wholes:a' Retail by Messrs. f eboult oxlord-st:ect. ' fike, k ltv,, * 4, 4 I - 75 , - - * ,‘/./ .L. N .... , ...., :_-, ...„ . , • - ~.„...`-; ..s--i.:zr• \----- • - _4-v.,: ,:/".-',V. $ : ~ - ./..-, -. . ,• • . ..,.... -, -,irAs--rs.•l,-1 , -/., • ~,_,'-:: '4,1 4 ; ''.. _ ...- -I' `tz-W 5 ].i. 1 1.4 , t -:. • - -,;, t r, *, i : ~ -,:.* .s, , f , „.. v , if,..i i .... i:... - ... - -lcze ' - t• - --", -i'::•4•B7 . i... i tg , ~...-A i ... 1 ,c4• __ ....,,- 14 ,,,, , ..... , A it , ,r , 7 . i. : , k. 2, -, rritt,. ', l / 4 "/ 4 • . ... • U . [PRICri; SIX YE S . EMINENT 'LIVING- PERSONS, faithfully and impartially drawn front authentie•sources. Tile o among the most conaideratle of the Me moirs :.entwined in the present Volume for toot—z : Mr. Addington, Rev. T. Maurice, Sir Richard Hughes, General Strutt, • Lord Spencer, Mr. Dawson (Sedthargh) • Lon!. 'A I vanley Mr. 1. Took.c, General Bowles Ivi.try oh: ow Governor Franklin, ' Earl of Eitg, Dr. Nloore,, Colonel Despard, Lord Shettield,, W. Wyndlfain,_ Dr. Itznn:ll, • Caleb 1);: Colonel Tsgbani, 14istiop of Ltti;.:"ZAtt, !if rs..Cowlei, 1)r. Beattie, , Hatctrinson Martin, Al. 1". I)k.' Count R umford, _ _ r: Art r Young. Fri/nest ter .R. Phillips, 1 rl. 71, St. C.fuirch-yzrd; sold by 'F. Hurst, Paternostet:4ow ; 1. and T. Carpenter; Old Bond-street ; by• E. 13.illour, -Ellinbur;',ii; J. A, Dublin; and all otherltooksellers. • ' Of whom may be had, the three former yoliunei of t . L:. valuable Work, price Half-a-Guinea eticii in board,. MONNIOUTUSHIRE.. 'TO BE. SOLD BY'AUMOST, By Messrs. HODSKINSON aud Co, On Saturday the 3 tst of Odober inst. at the linulOri thn, Afontrioutit.(unless previousli dis Ptiv..- Contrad, of which timely Notice 1 . ; :yen), AVALUABLE and tra:v HOLD ESTATE, called 1:I1.' ; •ivitli sundry improvable Farins, nearly :100 , , i! it COX - I'oNi, BLACKMOOR, CODANtI;,•..), I'ARMS ; the Viihole containing 455 Acres •., . au..l Woott Land; together with-Cr.;,.,.. IV - oal. - Tithes, exte,l - over between 7 and Soó Acres of Land, -- iir•ai.e ft.:- Pa rishes of. Langattock, St. - Maughans, Roc - k field, and Skea fieth, in dry atkd airy sit:iaticins. ,Hilstoy As_an ancient Vain 4 Residence, ( - 2, - .)nunanrlinz an agreeable prosped of the adjacent, Count . i - y,, bounded in part by a Turnpike Road; Si:; Miles froin - Matunth, and capable, at a moderate expence, of great iinprp,-k-Inents. Further Particulars rviiy 'be known,, by apl;lying 'to Embry.,i Monmouth, wno wili she.,v the Pr,aniiies ; to MessrS:Hoilskiiison and Co. SurrCVOTS, No. 35, strcet, Stran:l, Who . are autivitrised to treat for the sante, and where a Phan of the Estate may be -seen, DORSETSILI RE. TO BE-SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'SHE MANORS of TARRANT' .MONK TON A. anttTAR RANT LA UNC E STO N, adjoining to each other, within a Ring fence, in the . Most. eligible par of the County of Dorset, noted for Garne.;,...siwa!e near the. great Western Turnpike Road. between .s4lisoup , and BlAndr6rd. within five ntil.4 Of the latrtfr . ; with Courts - Paron, Royalties, Privileges and Immunities to the said NlAnotv belon l ong. The Manor of Tarrant Monkton comprises as 1011(;ws : 1. A capital Tythe-free Farm, in the occupatiorkor Mr_ fames Cimtlo, on a Lease, of which only two years are un expired ; containing upwards of Acres of Water ‘lea dow, Arable, and Down Land. z. The Tytiies of the rest of the Parish of Tarro.e: Monk ton. , _ _ 3. The RdversiOn in Fee of divers Copyhold and Lease hold Estates, of the yearly value of about 3.:01...he1d by cne f two, 'Cr three Eves,-but cnitti.)-on one old life. Tice . Manor of Tarrant Launceston is all in .the Lord's hands (except a fow:Lifehold Cottages); and consists of a Farm; in • every. respect one of the rnost . desirable in the .County, .called Launceston..Farm,- containing upwards of 1560 Acres of - Water . Meadow, Arable, sod '.Dow Land, within a Ring Fence in severalty, and Tythe,free, in .the oc cup.ation ofMr..Robett . Budden, on a Lease., of wincal only four years are unexpired. N. B. The Land-Tax on the Estate is redeerned. The Tenants, Mr. Cantlo and Mr. Budd r;, will shew, their respeCtive Farms.; and for Pariienlari•apply•to Davis, of Horningsham, near :Varmilister, Wilts ; or• to Messrs. King and -Johns, Selkdtors, ,Blandforcl, at -whosa Ottice.a -- Map of the Lstate may be seen. • K. CHING, .ApotYecary, begs leave to call the public Attention to his WORM LOZENGES, which have been univKkilly proved to possess at once• the efficacy - of destr9ying;the vivious Worms the stomach and• bowels•aft;subject to, but also the mildness of operation so requisite in a .h/ermituge, which is chiefly to be given to infants i , .:rsons of a weakly constitution, they being most subject to this species•of disorder. By. their anthettnintle power, - they remove those 1I s, Coovulsions, and excruciating pain's in the viscera, which areoccasioned by Worms ; and in all cases where they are suspected; the Lozenges ate a.very seasonable physic. The Lord Chief Baron, thelord Bishop of Carlisle; with numbers of the Nobility, can hear testi mony to the justness of the claim for giving a prefereacc,to the Lozenges over every:other VVorin Medicine. :Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching' anti Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, near St. Paul's ; end Re'xii by . every respeetabl2. Nfedicine Vender, In Town and Country, in noxes a r ss. WAIL' boxes zs. gd. 'and FJrnil:, Bk,Xes at thin. eat;;. TO I . .IIDIES SUCKLING. TIER Grace the •Du tchess" • of. Nfont row, La.dv COrpegey, .Lady Ilalemore, Lady_ 1341,•k ; and Cajf Creen; Mrs. Fisher, Bedford- street,.Covent-Gden, Mrs. king, James-street, Covent-Garetcn, Glazier, Mrs. Taylor, No 77, Ald , .tritc-,•:tso.c:, Mrs. Trotter, Bv.ker, Mrs. Roley,Woclwich, BaLer, Tvlrs-hrown, tiotborn., limper, . Mrs. Lepins, No, 5, UrAt-street,,Lc" . .cel l zr-fields. Mrs. Hunt, NO._ it, Milford-lane, Strand, Mrs. Stanton,•No. 6, kathbOne-phiee, „ &c. •.. Recommend aillaciics affli . acti with SORE NIPPLES, &co. to/apply the,.ESSENCE of •ROS.ES, and CASES prertr,:.•l by Mrs.. GA RDN ER, No. 76, Long-Acre, that cu res . . • teen th•nes an twenty.. • • • The major part of thoe Ladies have found, by . harpy ex_ perience, that this, of all other fvfedicines vet di.-;:.avercd, gives ease the moment it-is.applied, keeps the Nipple warm and soft, takes away the intiatntriation, and brings forward the milk with ease to the Mother, and great pleasure vs the Child ; and by using this •_;onie time prlier to It I i 1 . 1 • forms the Nipple witliout the least pain. " Sore Nipples have ot"te.il prevented .fond Mothers. froni sucking thoir own oifspring little innocents Love oeen doift-ii;-cd of the nourishment (.1 that balmy lucid iv.other allbszt diem, ar..d by administration ct into their tenciorstemachs, have inet , with e preinawre lutidu ; or, by being put s:o;.:nv•.liolesotne `,l;et-r;ursei con-' traded dveadtu'l maladies, "which have seldom or never hcen eradicated, entailing disease and misery. on, posteiity.. ThcCe, per:ioils Who have read the transactions of tylcdicai must be convinced of the truth of the abti.vcobservation's. How many Mothers date the beginning oflot;illness anal lining death to ':his cause; and still . motr.; been pine.h to death, ,and left the Father Childless, - ar,d the weeping Mother comfortless ; many havc.gone Mourning 4 to the grave under such a loss —Who would stlne one, day v,i!=i. relict c:4l be dot so easy ?-ss, sd. A - NAO. . • N. B. Lady .ern bey has usetk this with tour Children. , .11 1 ' 0 , 1 0, ar 06;