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;~~ ~: fr9: ll Viiiiwu • Beer, from L'n. Jafford, awey. • a; lton, Wood gh;. Rub::`•• t Bridpat and S:illyf UniL).l ; Nautiimi Co m n e tCEf froin Rig?. 1.a.1y Bete ripto I ernut4 from .13s 11111_11g, 9 or tu;l3, r a y. ; Nautili for Rort=►' Loatsmail, S. s_ (4.5 6 7 711 rket; O P 4 ' raro. Dr, - lege of 7W: CZ. Lon 4 the c ute *f the . 1)0 01/ 0 1! hick nicl l s. cries, ,-ratuito!Pp, se lvantags... Ivenience No. 35, Sh ta3, •street-hil l ttle Toy krC v„ , Mr. Cal', considerib only 2S• IS, le re' ,' ease, ecl up 0 i ; iissionor s No. 9, N e ,; all' ale' at ton .Systern of loalg e qc clusrl result far as '1 it r , ire the Pt° ay Surge°,' ' ', a rescue ] ; c len, a: L" ionets. 1 have )t VEN T r long .( I ‘ l- , 1 10 . 1, ;, of anal ;ton in svir or .2,,„ It Ile °",, t ), pensoi.- aperiof :ven ie to °tier 0 diStreS. of 1t113E10 1, 0 rice, Or . that 5 , qt ,ce of sul' tst° nisery" , „ some.con, ' - ", 1 1 , n °We i :he rein o` r. of Kent If ha `ur tnif vig ° C o unter•'`, s. nu gre a p 0 e th e 51i ar ; titittion',.‘f isapP- - it) red, ttio ; ca l iidertatiOrrrii state, 1° - .0 wi th ;4 1 ' c con , ote), at r , j il r. empie t, atet-stec liLll/BER "1 T: ROYAL, DRURY.LANL. TO -MORROW EVENING, at. 1 5 , :sal, will be ,perforned, THE BELL'E's-STRATAGEWL Doficourt, Mr. BARRRYMORE ; Hardy, Mr. DOWtON ; Sir Ge a rre Toilchwood, Mr. POWELL; " Flutter, Mr. PALM r R ; Saville, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Letitia Flard:,. , Miss BIGGS ; Mrs. Rackett; Miss - POPE; Miss 061 e, Mrs. IAUMPHRI, S ES. Tc triA MASQUEiZAE C EIsTE• whicli waill be added a Musical E D tertainment, llcd • ' THE DESERTER.. Henry, Mr. KET.,I.Y Russet, Ntr. S EDGWI C/C ; Simkin, Mr.. SU ETT ; • Skirmish, Mr, BANNISTER, juia. Louisa, Mrs. CROUCH _fenny. Mrs. BLAND; Margaret, Mrs. MA 1) DOCKS. Lite will be introduced Military Manceruvres, the Dead March, and the Ceternony used in a Deserter. Billington having been again received with the brilliant admiration and most unbluncied applause by a very rilliant and crowded audience, the Opera w Artaxerxes will il r r ePeated for the 3d. trine on'Saturuay next--Mandan by B , llingt 44ay Ricon —wharith The Mock Datior. 4\l o d the Third, with Blue Beard. • 4 TII?ATRE-ROYAL, COiTENT-GARDEN, P r-MORRO W EVENING, oa. is, ow, performed. _ _ THE DRAVIATiST. - WITH • - . LOVSRS'' QUARRELS. k riday, to ' Vows ; which r. Gibb fint appea it r e ance in the CharaCler of M rdtm.ctri will make Ve' • • COALS .for STEAM 'ENGINE, ISLE of DOGS. THE COMMITTEE ri . ‘ ilie- : ,Caurt of Common . for IMPROVING the P(1111 2 oi LON DON, Ali Cc meet at Thurs'da.y...next,--the tith of this OEtober, at E Leven- o'Clc in. the Forenoon, tcr-re. T.tve ProposAls in writing, sealed up, for providing 4ixt ' c l:-rine . forthwith, on,Or .near Stewart's" Wharf, - Black*all, 1 . 11 . E HUNDRED CHALORON of Wall'Encl, 'Windsor, P ,, ntot). - . or Taolieid Moor CO A-LS, .tor the Steam nXine t tht Tsle . of Dogs; also for providing and di:riveting, on or titeoth of December next at C i same place, One tli ldred•Crtaldron Of, tile same sort of Sigred by, Order, EDWARD BARLEY. 40T.EL., SOVTAAMPTON-STREET, - STR AND, („tateßcsidiane of . Mr. &AAR; CX). 3 P , ...ASTEY returns his most sincere Thanks to nis .Ffrend4 and tjie Public, for the mane favours al ..4,.receiv;d,. and hopes for a continuation of the sarns; he t l e t l hi rrelf to use. every etrort to make it comfortatllt. trZ. ; ,,,''oase is pleasantly situated, quirt, commodious„ cen 41r ( • ..r.t.1.4') t aati particularty and. has gone througi? sortie 4 tion s , for the better accorr. mixiation of Familiq and 1;:m POSTING: GEORGE INN, HOUNSLOW. W . WILLIS respeafully informs the Nobility tv,.: • and Gentry, that be hat reduced his Pattiz!, to •E SHILLING per Mile. He likewise begs leave to re .!?rn his most.grateful Acknowledgments to the Public, for Littering Encouragement :he has met with, ;WA assures that his best endeavours shall ever be exerted to merit 4 _,Cfontinuanbe of their Vavours.• ' LANDSCAPE GARDENING., .. • TORN ROSS, Assistant the late Jahn r7aven ;4o , pnrt, of 13ii-ritor. Grove, in the twilit'? of Salop, Esq. t ; respectfully informs the Nobility and Gentry, that he rlues to jay, out Parks, Paclabeks, Water, Pleasure ak, twis, Gardena, &-c. the f.rst stile; likewise gives De tiew“er all Horticultural and Ornatteatal Building, on the 4 ...4 eat and most appruved Rrineiples, with Estimates and Ple is happy - to add; that he has acquired anew, sti, t b t 'ti, whereby mach .labour is saved, and by which he is a iew hours, to lay rlowii the_Outlines every rt•s t 4i n npfnatent ; and will engage to give such r ilEtioos as will enable them to carry orrins Plans under ti t insPeaion. Fits experienced Men to superintend • . orics, where requirgit. tiZ et rei's a , :ldressed to h ,rit, k Ross, S _ _rewsleury, or to Nb. 43, ti on Perttonviifq: Tondo!), will ateet due - . Wen. , ,_,. MONEY READY TV ADVANCE. • - • ALL P•E x SONS - in possession of incomes, 41 :isiret from Freehold, Capyhcla . ,,.or. Leasehoki Wtes, in Land 'or Honses, Money in Ine - Funds, Rent 1 4; ,.rges,' Marriage Settlements Widoivs' 4i n '"fs, Patent Places, Church Livings, or J any other cpr p€,ll:ncoine for Life,' may - be Supplid . with teinporary or ter Sums Sums to any-Amount., by paying . Annuity In- Th l- for the same.' 1-r e i r " Nobility and ,gentry of known. Property, .or their auip ,Nobility ae6omrtiodatixl on their personal security ; title,,..citif instance where the single security ol'an'indivi- Per s "„aY be deemed insuffic_ient,. additio'n erf - another 141 , 6 eve - t - L _ t ° guarantee tlw„, payment of the IntereSt Will re- Xiven Au"objc4ii - br, ; and, in: all cases, privilie•will be ° Ption. t he Public to, -return the principal-- at their own • Pers o V.Clo c e. -- applications. Will be received every . day till Four Country' 41 \ 4 Letters from core Twn espondents in . o - or dres s m ; ,_ k Post paid) .will be immediately answered; 'ad- L.° the DiredoP of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his House, No, S, Lower John-street, GolOen-oquare.. tr - r - 1 STOWEY-HOUSE, SOMERSET, 17 r , LETT, and uttered upon immediately, with the Furniture, Stables Coach-trauses, Gardens; *r;ubbries ponds, and One. Acre of Kitchen-garden, and 4/nrteen Acres of good" Meadow Land adjoining. :Plrelion,se i s elegantly .and.-completely FURNISHED, as -of the Residenees of the:late-Lady Jones, de,.cased, and hki t i ever y rasped:fit fortiTe irnMediate Occupation of a large thlt enteeVFarnily ; distant from Bath twelve miles, Bristol iTs,'and Wells twelve. The Tenant: may have the Deputa. " 1 of the Manor. • . . tl'or particulars, IN . uix . of Mr. Mites, Attorney, at Ston tts ~t t o—or at Mill's Library, liath. .7 . t le ' Servants at Stnwey will he the House and Furni --0 any • peeson.wishing'ta fentit. •- . . • WIDLtY, near PORTSMOUTH. " BE SOLD,. and .immediate Possession given, ne3ii able -LEASEHOLD" ESTATE, held for ' tom I;" .es, t els able according to the tis4l:ll 91S -444 the Manor. The'Preinies Ifl'e most pleasantly situ- A in toe • . . nif-etd; in Chu Parish of Wi,lley, six miles front I. 4 thot act, ~nd c0nt...1; oetwi.en t 4 and ts,Statl:ze Acres of t nt i‘ ithin- a king' Feffee ; totether with Aerected t- ING-lif.)USE,'x - .(1 Static. The . Grous, Plan ita4444,lWillzz, possess many natural and improved ad 41tily' . t 1 :orrit a ;;,:•,ableof Residence for a genteel very f+cic. Water ti i)tin the Premises. ' "*"...„...L , Apply to Dr. Waller, Portsmouth. • -C HESHIRE ESTATES TO BE SOLD, Together or Stparately. 12 7 ,Y VALI:ABU: FREEHOLD "FARMS, 3 bs t .fulikirrir t r to each other,. ind 4.-o,:t2inini . , in the whole ealTa~ute 4 1 .cres, or therc4.routs, sit ua (.:4 in Monks, Co -lil and Wistisfon ; two miles trom the Town of I vith.'cil. The Laid' abounds with tine Marl, .and is ri:na-short.distince of Lime. - Prc.smt .Tenants, • who only hold from year to year, s.n w the Premises: At 1: t turther Particulars, inqvire-of-Mr. Edlesion,Attorpey 4* 3 ?i4nwic h. '"W" n7FT 1 1 1 1 b i M i ?-4 - t... ,• S , .. v . 0.....„ v.t...,_ G, WED NES DAY, OCTOBER . 14, 1801. St3tTH SANS SOUCI. $y the Authority at the night . goat. the LORD CI-lAD/MIR- L A 1 ire MO-MORROW, Thursday, .061ober z 5, will be _preseutecl, at SANS SOUCI, Leicester place, Lei c_:ster-square, an Lntertainment, entirely new and original, 444 . . A FRISK. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. PART I Re& Sir,Pcter, Mag, and the opening of The Plot.—Sony;. ?-Delight:—Rec. Young Tirtion undee.eived.- -Song. I n vim" veritas.-z-Rec. More Enc foachers.—Song. The Cue kocto—Rec. An Exception.—Song. The Letter N.—Rec. The Galley slaVes.—Song. The Manes of the Brave.— Rec. Mt. Peddle --;Song. Literary Transrnigration;—Rec. Something 'to other.—Song. The New Year. PART 11. gee ; Sit Peter Impatient: —Song. The Voyage of Life.— Rec. The Discovcry.—Song. Honour among Thieves.— Rec. `lirhitlie.—Sops. Tray. Rec. More Poets.--Song The Ladies.—Rec.rbe Larripoon.—Song. Love and Mad ness. Rec. The Wooden Legs. -,--sotig. jack, at the Opera.—Rec. Nuts. --song. The' Dinner. PART ill. Rte. Thoughts on Matrimony.--Song. The Original and the Picture.--Rec. Courage'and its Shadow.—Song. The Vi cissitudes of G10ry..,- , Rec, Tne Ambassador without Cre dentials. —Song. Father^ and I.—Rec. Mag talks !—Song. The Wife eleet.—Rec. The Lovers.—Song. Every Man his own Pilot.-Ree. The Surprize.—Song. The Bless ings of Peace., Toe whole is written and composed, and will be spoken, sung, and accompanied by Mr, DIIJDIN. Admittance, : lloxts ss. -Pit 3s. Gallery.2s. . . Doott to be opep . at SeV4l; - "und the Performance to begin , • at Eight. • Places for the 13Oxes inay taketvat.Mr. bibilin's Ware house, where tnay.be hod `all his ditterent ; and li.o, Propos:ds for printing . 4. - 3ctbserip . tion; his Three Years 'Tour to almost the whole of al. apt' a considerable Part of-Stottlandl,io a series of Letters to inteliii;ent and re spedable Friends pi eniktlahe,d with .k,orty • Plates in aqua tints, frOnt i iictutesjainted liy Mr. Di Min, and Thin ,ty Voltuts etched,: and prepared for the-aqua tinta, by Miss Dindin. The Pictures, and Specimens of the PrintS; may be "seen,' fret of ex pence, -at. Leii:ticzei-place. *,„.*,The only . Entranci to tna..Theatre ~gill beat the Door neirest Leico4tor-steuye. ": • the ao6ve Entertainittent, * which continues to be receive:l W.t,.i the loudest appladse, be repeated ;:v cry Monday, Tnursday, arid Satiirda±s Evenio.,s; turtik-r notice, This say was published, '' Honour arnong Thioes ;" and on Monday next, "Tray." TiLis Day was published, Brice Two Shitanis, Illustrated by Four Copper-plat 6, - No. LXXXIX. of THE 'REPERTORY of ARTS and MANU FACTURES ; a Work consisting of accurate Copies of Specifications of Patent Inventions; Descriptions of all new and useful Inventions and Discoveries in Manufactures, Agrieuttute, Mechanics, and Chedtistry ; 4eletted from the Philosophical Societies of all Nations, and front original Cornmunications of ingenious Individuals : with monthly Aceounts of all new 'Patents grantz.d. for Inventions. Published the Ist-of every Month, at the Repertory Office, N.o. t 2, Fleet-street, and by all Booksellers; of who'll com plete Sets may be bad, containing a very . extensive variety of • important Discoveries and Inventions ut the useful Arts, illustrated by more that ,340 Copper-plates. PATENTS, • I*.:rsons desirous of obtainingPa - tcnts for Inventions, may, by application to the Repertory Office, have them precored wits very little trouble to themselves, and receive the as sisuince of the - Editors in drawing up and adjusting . their SpeLifi..:atioris, Who, from much expalence in that business, presume their services May .be ace - eptal - ile to those unac qua•ntecd with the niceties required in the Description of their Inventions. • • . GAME LAWS. This Day was published, In neat Pocket Size, price is. 6d. the Fourth Edition, 'THE GAME LAWS • or, The SPORTSMAN and GAME-KEEPER's POCKET-bo(m - ; beidg a compxlieni;ive Treatise on.the- Game-Laws. To Which are sO added, the Mode of recovering Penalties =del. the Game I.arrs; the Law OfTreSpass in.the pursuit of Gone; and the general Law relating to Dogs. To this Edition is an nexel, the late Dog and Game Act. Lotidod - fiated for W. Clarke 4nd Sons, Portugal-strest, Of whom may be had, The Law of Tithes, v.—The Law of Highways and 'Tiirnpikes, 35.-The Law of Commons and Commoners, 35.--and the Law of.rtravellert;_, 3a.--Or -tlu whole, forming the ad vol. of the, Law SeleEtions, for t!s..ita boards * - orms. 6cl: bounds How best the fickle fabric to support , Of niartal man. AR.httritoNo. This Day was published, in On Vol. Price 7s. in boards, A - ricw Edition (the - Fourth), VrEDICAL ADMONITIONS Co FAMILIES, on the Preservation of Heaitia, and the Treatment 01 the Sick ; a Table of ' Symptoms, serving to point out the degree of danger, and tO distinguish one Disease from another ; axa Observataons - ork th Unproper Indulgence of Children. IIy_JAMES PARKINSON, Iloxton. Printed t s 6e - H: D. SyrrOritts, Mawman, BOosev, Richardson, ?lituray and lllAhley, Cuthell, Callow, acid Coxe. OPINIONS OP P.EVISwI:P.S• " We can safely recommend this Work to Parents and Mas ten, particularly to those Clergymen whose Parishioners ate at some distance from medical assistance. —We had ourselves Such a Work in iriew;.but are glad to tnAl it in such able hands. —Critical Riview." .L W e *rev . yus toed nits - boo; . it! , , uncommon satisfadion with the design as well as the manner in which it is cu.. cutdd.' ea I j ournal. " The W(•.k before us is written in a familiar and convic tive style, winch will render it of general utility.''--Lendon • Medical Review. . _ _ _ " The consequence of improper Indulgence on thetemperS of chddren, are here forcibly displayed. —British;Critic. " Such a,Work. is truly a desideratum in English Litera ture, and cannot fail to be produetivc of she most beneficial effeds. ' l —Monthly Magazine. By the same Author, in. The,Chemical Pocket Book, price 65 ! .--24L The Vil lager's Friend and Physician, ts.-3d. Dangerous Sports, as. —4th. The HospitaPPupil, 3S. 6d.\ CHEAP BOOKS. • In a few days will published, priee'6d. ACKINGTON, AT.T•ENond. CO:'s CATA 1_ 4 LOGUE of FOREIGN BOOKS,-many of which are 'recently•imptirtexl from the COntinent, with the lowist ready money. prices affixed to each. I ' l E 4 * The Public are resgalfully informed, that in conse quence of several iextensife, purchases, the publicatiori- of L.icicington,' h llen, .and Co.'s General Catalogue is delayed till tnn tad of the month. It will. be found not oply to. be the:largeSt; hut also' the cheapest CSialcigne ever printed. .Thriple of the Muses, Finsbnty-sghare, Oe.l. THE PEACE. IRBONS who arc disposed,; in consequenceof the General Peace, to Visit France, Holland, or Italy, are respectfnlly informed, /that the three under-mentioned :Works aie the latest, and the only late 'Accounts that haVe been published of those Countries, and they furnish not only their present . state ' since their resPediye Revolutions, but numerous,Partieufars of indispensible utility to every Tra veller : I. In One large Volume, tzmo. price 6s. in boards, TRAVELS IN FRANCE, _containing aT circumstantial, View of the present State e of Learning, .ot the Arts, Mann fadures, Learned Societies. IvlanAers; - ,&c. in Paris and in the French Republic. By THOMAS "BY,GGE, Professor of -Astronomy in the University of Copenhagen; and late Envoy from the banish Goverment, for consulting , with the Com mis..ioners for the Natioaal Institute, relative to the universal basis of Weilits and Measures. Translated by JOHN JONES,' In One Volume, Bvo. price Bs. 6d. in boards, A TOUR THROUGH THE BATAVIAN REPUB.. LI C, during the months of October,. November, and Decem ber, in the year tBOO ; containing an accurate Account of the present Domestic State of that Country, with Anecdotes of the Leading Charaders, and of the late English Invasion. By R..FELL. — 111. In Two Volumes, Svo. price 545. in boards, TRAVELS IN ITALY, between the Years 1792 and 1798. By MARIANA STARKE, Author of The Widow of Malabar, The Tournament, &c. • e n OFINIO.tIi OF THIS WORK. - " This entertaining Work is the produelion of an ingenious and sensible 'Writer. The account of the Excavations in Pompeii is the most ample in our language; and the Disco veries in the Herculaneum also, are well detailed. Miss Starke has very judiciously given instructions for visiting the curiosities - of Italy, with routes, inns, prices of provisions, carriages, &c. which will render the Wark.a very useful pub lication to future TraverierS ; indeed, it forms the best Vade; mecum andlivre-de-poste which we recoiled to have seen." —Monthly Review. • " This' Work possesses considerable merit ; and when the long-exnecied hour of Peace shall set at liberty the Gay, the Restless, thb Spendthrifts, and the Invalids, who pant after' Votges and Travels to the delightful regions tat France. Switzerland, and Italy, it 'wilt be one of the most useful Companiims they can take with them. The subjerits are at-- ranged'avith judgment, taste, and precision, and calculated to spate the British Traveller the trouble,' expence, and incon venience of encumbering hiS baggage with ten or twelve duo decimo Volumes-'of.Vade-mecums, the - contents Of which Miss Starke. has dexterously engrafted, on her own genuine Siva of knowledge and observation."--European Magazine. Printed for - R. ,Phillips, Nei. 11, St. Paul's Church-yatd sold by Thomasaurst, Paternoster-row, by Carpenter,and Co, Old Bond-street, and by all Bookeelfers. ' - BEAUTY OF PERSON. AS nothing is a greater Ornament .than a White Set .of. Teeth, TROTTE R's ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE,' which has met with universal encouragement from the first Pcrsonages of Fashion and Distinetion,during a period of Erghteeii Years, is recommended to thc. attention4of. the Puhfic.--4.4dies- and Gentlemen who have not tried the effed of this lent Den tifrice, will find a single box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its efficacy and virtues; its excellencies being - acknowledged by the most respedable Medical Authorities, used by several, and . recommended. The I' o\vder eleanses . and.beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the Breath, - possesses no acid that can corrode the enamel., and is extremely Safe in its..use. From its astringency, it strengthens the pints, eradicates the scurvy, which often proves-the destruction of a whole set OrTeith„ preserves sound teeth from decay, secures decayed teeth from becoming worse, fastens. those which are loose, prnves 'the happy means of :preventing. their -being drawn. But what has enhanced it in the estimation of Ladies and-Gentlemen, who-have. been in the habit of using it, is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth-ach, with which, before that period, they had been violently afflicted; and' obviating the necessity of that raoSt disagreeable ()fall operations—Sealing the, Teeth. Likewise a. Tincture which possesses the power of easing the most violent Tooth-ach, . and braces the Gums, and is a Wash after the Powder ',perfedly safe in its use, having no acid.. M. Trotter I'COrniiieilds it to Gentlemen going abrnad to take with them; as Gentlemen whO have been abroad have found-the gond effects of the 'Powders in long ybyages ; and also proper for all Families, and Schools to keep by them. She cautions the Nobility , and Gentry against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth:-Powder withOt " M. ..*l - otter" on the Stamp, on the top of the boX', several compositions having been vended for it,. in, ".ro vy n and CoUntfy. Sold, wholesale and retail, at herWarchouse,' No. 3, Beaufort= buildings, Strand 4 and, by. her ap pointmOt, by Messrs:Cham , pante, Jewry -street, /litigate; ',Messrs.. Hendrie, -Titchnorn street: • Alt; Reynolds, Bath; Mrs. Shearclitt; and Andrews, Bristol; Mr. Trewman, Exeter; Mr. Mottley, and Snack; Portsmouth; M r.ilieliards Plymouth ; Mr. Wood, W.gy mouth ; Mr. Edit - winds, Noffhanyton ,• r, Lucas, Soca.: aMpton ; Mr. Howard, Reading Mr. M idd I edi tch, I pswich; Mrs. Pollett,-COlchester ; Mr. Brass, Hull ; Mt. Holdbrook,• Derby.; Mr.• Winks, 4.; , a'insbrot ; Mess. Dillon • Chester; Mr. : A I.dred, Yarmouth ; Mrs. Cross, ,and Wood, Slirewsury. ; ."Mr. Rice, Wakefield • and Swinton,: Leicester.' Price 2s. 6d. - a Box ; TillallFC 2 . 5. 9d. duty included. I ndia Bruslics LS. each. WARWICKSHIRE.—SUTTON COLD FIELD. TO BE SOLD $Y AUCTION, By THOMAS WARREN, At the Three Tuds, in Sutton Coldfield, on Monday the Id Day of Nov. abr, at Three o'CloAt in ,the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as shall be thedprodueed; AFREEHOU) HOUSE,-suitAbie filr and Genteel Family, with convenient Stables, &c. ;: , :zl:ent Gardens in high toiAllian, and well planted, and about Twelve Acres of Pasture Land adjoining' the sante, pleasantly situated in the Tcwn of Sutton C,1.1- • field, and lately occupied by Mrs. Gamble, d.!ceastd. ~ may Possession be had at Christmas next, or sovner, if re quired. Appartenant to the said Premises are valulcle Pr-' vileges and Claims in the Park and upon Fields, witnui the Parish of Sutton Coldfield. • ~ , : The House, Buildings, arc. may be viewed on any Monday; Titesday, or Wednesday, previous to the time of Sale. • For further Particulars, apply at the Offici of Messrs. Croxall and Holbdche, Sutton Coldfield. The Furniture of the House will be sold on Monday the 15thlia.1: - of Nov. &Sol, and the Two following D GLAMOIOANSIIIRt, SOUTH %VALES TO BE LETT, fora Tdrfn of Years`, and may be entered t.ton at Christmas nest, FURNISHED or UNFUR- IsIISHED, - - • - " I ST' Lt 1 "001\T-,NIANSION.HOUSE - Plea sure-;,-A - round, `: ci . it. Garden, well planted choice I , ry it -trees, Kitchen Garden and Orchard, WILL' or without abkot On::. Hundred and Six .Acres of rich Meadow,. Pasture, and Arabic 14914 with.an urdirnited 1 , ..1 . .;ht of Pai . iture.on the adjoining Lime-stone Cliffs ; together with the Coach:house, Sta'ale ' and numerous attached and detached Offices, suitable to Mansion and Farm: ". The4Pteinise4 are titlightfully situatedat Oystermouth, in . a fine Sportily?: (17)tintry,,conventene for Salt-water Sea-Bath . ing; being Iviihin half n Mile of theSea,Fand four Miles from the Market and Sea-port Town of Swansea, 'File Neighbour lit,Ott abounds with Caine and Fish, Coal* and" Culm plenty and te?sonable: ' _ _ N. 11. Letters, post-paid, addressed to S. I.lewelyn, Swan sea, will he dilly attended to.. • 4 ', t * The Preinis'es will, be advertised tlirce times only. Sivaii;ea, Oa. 7, 'Sol. BREWERY TO BE SOtll, l',.cemlitorily, on Thursday the zad Ilay of Oaober; at One Clock at Noon, at the. 'Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle •►eet,. Liverpool ; Very Extensill'e and - Complete BREWERY, 1: et..tieci in the, hest manner within the last twelve e.trs, poisesa:og every improved principle :now kno . i'V'n the whote covering a Plot of Frethold Ground of Two ALres; situated in Scotland-roacb Liverpool, anti within 1200 yardt of the Custom House ; capiible of makinanntialiy,6o,ooe. g, Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, And very extensive Warehouses, Malt-houses, .11ry,ing-kilns;' The• Water• of; the first quality, and inextt,ustible.—The whole' Premises are cverloo-:;;it by a . handiome house, well finished ' - anti may be viewed every day befere the Sale,. where atteudanCe will be given. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near Liverpool. MONMOUTHSHIRE. "I'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, B IVlessrs. HODSKINSON'and Co.. On.Saturday.she jrst of Oataber inst. at the Beaufort Arms • I nn,• Monmouth (unless previously disposed of by Private Contra6l, of whitli tiAiely Notice-will be given), A VALUABLE.. kind truly D'esirablc FREE rI'HOLb ESTATE, callecl•HlLLSl - oN,.With sundry improvable Farms; nearly adjoining, called COXTON, BLACKMOOR, CODANGRO, and GRAIGE FARMS; the whole containing 455 ACres of rich Arable, Pasture; and . Wood'Land, together with Grosmont Wood Tithes,• extend ing over between 7 and 800 Acres of Land, situate in the Pa rishes of Langattock, St. Maughans, Rockfield; and Sken fieth, in dry and airy!situationS. - Hilston is an..ancient Family Residence, conimanding an agreeable prosPeci of the adjacent Country, and bounded .in part by a Turnpike Road, six Miles from Monmouth, and capable, at a moderate expence, of great improveintMts" Further Particulars may be known, by, applying to Mr. Embry,. NlOnmotith, who .will sheW the.Preinises; and to :Messrs: Holskinson and CO.. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel street, Mand,• who are authorised to treat for the same,` and' where a plan of the Esiate may be seen. F `':,--........: F, , rn ' ......\ . • 41tr,, 4 p . ' t ."-- - LL ,It 4, 0.- r• :.-- 0 . , ; allir - -- -- ' . . - niii , \\,,\ s 4 I iti ,: ,r 1.)747 1kt i ir i e...74 1 -1,, t ":s.-.-WAV: Virr`d.., $ i . • .0. .1 . „0 ~.., pzi ; .- ..,ri, 11 " - • ''.- , c .. . 4 - -• A .... -- - 4,..... ,•. S,,X PENCE,. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. SCHEME of the IMPERIAL LOT *EERY, begins Drawing the rsth of Net. Month. No. of Prizes, Value of each. . Total Vatue. 10,000 5,000 2,c0 , 0 1,000 500 100 .40,00 c, 27, coo . o oo 2,5'00 I,cco I,oo* 72,000 23 , o 1 8,059 Prizes. 23,9 43 Blanks. £• 50.0'0 32,000 Tickets. Capitals Detotrninabie. First drawn Ticket, Ist Day, - L:. 500 Ditto, - 401 1).x,• - , - I,Joo Ditto, - 7in Day, .... 5,c00 Ditto, - 13th Day, - to,ooo Ditto - - t9tll Day, - to,ooo Ditto, Last • Day , . - 2,000 L' resent Prices of Tickets'and Sirares. - Eighth" ,C: t 2 0 sixtrzoth - - ull Whole Ticket -k. 8 3 Halfditto - - 4 6 o Quarter ditto - - 2 4 0 Tickets and Shares at Tickets are now on sale at every Li pnced T ottery Officc. fri - - An early purchase is recommended, as the Tickets have risen, apd will continue to rise. There is scarce :ay probability of there being any more Irish Lotteries. Schemes may be had (gratli) at all the Lice,esed Offices. LINCOLNSHIRE.-SALE'Ok' LANDS. TO I3':E SOLD By AUCTION, Early in the month of January next, if not przviously dis posed of by Private Contrad Detacbeo ESTATES ana PROPERTIES 1. of Sir 'GILBERT HEATHC`ATE, Bart. situate iii tre several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, St.ezerton, Wigtoft, Swine head, Bicker, Gosberton, Surbeet; Pinch beck, Dorrington, Billinghay, and Slairt Ferry Farm_in the Nrish of Fiskertun, in ttre County of Particulars of tvhich are in preparation, and will be.reaz.ly for delivery in the course of next month. -•, In tiremean time, the Lands and Pitmises may be vi wed uptlit application to the respeaive Tenants. E'mpinghain, Bth, tEot. TO BE ,SOLD BY-AUCTION, On Thursday tite-itd Day of October, tRi, gt Four o'Clo* in the Afternoon (subject} to the Cond.tions to 7)-: then pro - 4tteed) at • the' Hauge of. Elitahetn Cass, calh_xl (he Three Tuns, in in the North -Rldiug or the County of Yorki. the Five' Lots after . docribed -A, Good Conditioned FREEEIOII3 ESTA'~'-I, consisting_Of the, MANOR of !SOUTH KILNING_ 'TO N, - extending. over the Parishes• of:sou ing'yt -and Thornbrongh; adjoining-Or lying near to Thirsk aforesaid, and'also copsisting Of. three Compaet Farms, and some tie, tached Parcels ,of Land lett separate,' ;containing tOgether. 5 , 5 e A. OR. 36 P. the whole , lying in the Paisli Of South 1,. tl vingon except a Close of 4.4 . •.•„; R. 'l4 P. called Bridge Flat, whicli.lies Tliirsk.,aforesalo. t• • The Lots are as follow, viz,. , „ The Two . Little Pastures? Sarah Palliser and A. R. P. Son, Tenants, •-- - 4 2 z • • . LOT IL Lancaster Nook, Richard Palliser, A. R. P. Tenant,' - - - o 13 Houses and Croft, Overseers of the Poor of South K,ilvington,Teitatits, o 29 . . LOT 111. The BUTTER, CRUMBS FARM, WILL Ttril .kinson TCnant, consisting -of a small Farm House, with a Barn, Stable, and other Buildings lately eretted, and several Incloinres,-contani ing. by Survey (including the Plantations in hand) LOT IV. The HAG FARM, Mary Cartwright, Tenant, consisting of a substantial Fat na House, with a new Barn, Stable, and other convenient 13‘iiht. ings, and several inclosurcs, also containing by Survey LOT V, . Consisting of the .MANOR of SOUTH KIL VING'fON aforesaid, with. the Court Leet and Court Baron, and other Rights and Priyi. leges thereto belonging. Also of the Manor , Farm, Humphrey Rawling Tenant, which consists of a capital ' ,Farin House, alscrot a large Barn, Stable, Gra nary-,.and other convenient Buildings, with the Farm-yards, Garden; : Homestead, and several InclosureS; also gontainiiiB by Survey 2cB c rr 55 2 . 0..36 4NNUAL OUT-PAYMENTS. Quit Rent, (when the Land-Taxis dedaked) - A Rent Charge to Bene't College' .1- 1. s. d. 1 4 0 0. "0 A. 22 .11 o : N. B. These are to be cbarged oil Lot s, .winch will be Sold.subjeci thereto. • ' Thu - foregoing Estate is not subjea to an 7 other Outgoing, except the Land. Tax, which amounts in . the w 131. 16s. lid. per Ann. and will be_AsSessed on the several Lots, . _ _ Printed Particular - sof the Estate may he had (at any tifite after The r zth day olOdober instant) at the Otfic,-;$ of I , :lessrs. Johnson and - G askel I, Queen - square, London ; .Mr.. .13 tea re, to Mtlidlehatni. M.r.••Walkcf; m ,Thirsk ; Alr. Wollev, in York ; and Messrs. Edwards, in_Siaralkirdv and also2OT: Mr. Jonathan Teal, and Mr. Williamdlrovirn - Eriwaids., inAfbionl Street, Leeds; Mr. Alex. Calvert, at Richmond; Mr. John Reed, at Yarin ; and of Messrs. :Muss, at i'zit.elsy The Estate mly he viewethti any time Ereviou.i tc t Sale r 'on tfppliiation- to the respective I enanpi L and_ al::,; Charles Kilvington, of Kilvington alOresaid r .wlio NV i at tend any Person desirous of looking over the I:•zt:de. • The Tenants hOld 'under Agree:cents, which : ex;sile ort tl)c sth nay of April, rBD2., and they are urnt- .. ce; • : 1, 0 quit at thartime.• . . The Timber on V the several Lots will bi! ain :• • , ic);If; to the Sale, - and the. Purchwiers ale to ta' , •• • .. • . ' • 'nation, if they think lit, or other , ,visc • . serve a power to fz.1.1 and carry toe same . es within six months after the respective.pqn.itases completed. 0 Z 3 3' 3 30 v> ' 1, ! 21 t.