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Aertaktogi -tate, tor t with WO! consulte d te), at 1 ,15 duple 13ar• ter-street. rgeons. London• to inforto I have re; PATEN NEREAto wine ti foe! )dy, 1 , N 3 ' ;:ulty, but : I - ring rather ton. me a coin" recov.cil* it as hicy': the man!, induced 1- ed me, 04 , kvirig you' rcluxatioil ( LAO ) take; I subscril, EARS(/' the - ah° own bettc Surgeon s ' ;wet ; ~4 Thirty-5 1 ,2 he Cure y i Parrs blc secr e t . o bserve, • t b g gra :age set. ' St. A) 3),,, 4r , hill; ill• 11 si CaUw e son's, I‘lll.'l, le 'town 01 9(1. persons . A. sea,:,c3', 3V- Led uP vcr,erss , New 13 " 4 0 1 is are coil NUMBER 2831. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MOBROW EVENING, Odober 1 7, I go', Their Majesties' Servants will ad an, Opera, called . • ARTAXERXES. With entirely new Scenery, Dresses, and DeCOrations. The Overture and Music by Dr. ARNE. Artaxerxes, Mr. DIGNIJ M ; Artabanes, Mr. KELLY ; Arbaces, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Rimenes Mr. COOKE. Mandane,iMrs. BI LLI N GTO Ni - Wto will introduce a Bravura Song ; with an Obligato Ac- F-orapaniment on the Violin, by Mr. Wx icus ELL, corn , posed by Br Arleta. . • Semira ' Mrs. BLAND. The Scenery . designedb±•Mr. Greepwood, and painted by him, Mr. Banki, and AssistantS. The Decorations and DieSsts designed by .Mr. Johnston, and executed by him, and under his diredion by Mr. Under- Rood, Mr. Gay, and Assistants. The Female Dresses designed and executed by Miss Rein. To which will be added, a Farce called THE MOCK DOCTOR. .• Sir Jasper, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Le.inde; ' Mr.. SU RMONT ry - Grego, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. James; Mr. FISHER.; Tt.hErt. Mr. CIIIPPENDALE; Hellebore, Mr. SPARKS.' Dorcas, Miss MELLON ; CharlOtte, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Maid, Mr'SJONES. 33 .D . xes, 6s. Second Price, 3s. Pit, 3s. 60. Second Price 2S. zs. Second Price, is. Upper Gallery, is. ,Se- PriLe, 6d.—No Money to be Returned. 'a daces tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the 'aux itice, in Little Russell-street. • The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and to begin at -- 44f after Six. Mrs. Billiagton having been again received with the Ighest admiration and most unbounded applause by a very trellitant and crowded audience, the Opera cat Artaxerxes will repeated, for the 4th time, on Thursday next, with Who's "le Dupe ?-111andane by Mrs. Bil lington. Ou Monday, Richard the Third, with Blue Beard. On Tuesday, A Bold - Stroke fora Wife, with Loripislca. • And on Wednesday (for the first time this season), the rgedi of Pizarro. SEVENTH NIGHT% SANS SOUCI. - Authority of the Right Hon-the LORD CHAMBER CAIN. •-• TOMORROW, Saturday, Oil6l)er 7, . will he • d, at SANS SOUCI, 'Leicester-place, Lei ''''ter-sottare an Enteztainment, entirely new and original, tztll.,,d A .FRISK. • Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. PART I. Sir Peter, Mag, and the opening'. of the Plot.--Sang. True Delight.—Rec.. Young 1' imon undeceived.-- Song. la • , 1 7 ino veritas.—Rec. .More Encroachers.—Song. The Cue : • I° o .--Rec. An Exception.---Song. The Letter.N.—Rec... a.' he Galley'SlaveS.—Song. The Manes of the BraVe..— 14 c. Mr; Paddle .—Song. Literary Transmigration.—Rcc. (trrietliing or ,Other. -.-Song. The New Year., - PART 11. itee. Sir Pctcr Impatiens. —Song. The Voyage of Life.— Rec. The Discovery.—Song. , Honour among , Thieves.- -- .Rec. wiAttle.,—Song. Tray.— Rec. Mere Poets.—Song, • The-Ladies.—Rec. The Lampoon.—Song. LOve and Mad - The Wbodeit Legs. a_ung, lack at the era.-Rec. Nut 4. The,Dimwr. - • . ite c PART 111.. • Thoughts on Matrimohy.—Solig. The Original and the rieture.—Rec....Cinizage_and_its..Shadow.—Song. The Vi 'Psitudes.of Glory.-Rec. • The Ambassador without ere : u entials,-- Son• g . .ruther artd 1 ,-,--R ec. lag tapes The ,W elect{.---Rec. ,The Lovers,--Song. EVery Man l it own. Pilot.--•-. Ree. The Surprize.-•.Soug. The Bless. • - of Peace. • - • . ••- - • Whole is :written 'and composed, and will ;be spoken, swig,. and accompanied by • --111 s, DIBDIN. A „,, Admittance,- Boxes.ss. Pit 3s. Gallery as. , "`'ts to be...open a; Sever., and the Performance - to begin at Eight. bees _for the Boxes may b. 2 taken at Mr. Dibclin's Ware al u '. where may , be hail all his different Productions ; and 1, 4 °. Proposals for printing by Subscription, his'-Thrceic , lrs Vur to almost the whole.of England, and a considet'able 4 rt Or eoiland ; in a Series' of Letters toiritelligent and ter. LPeelable Friends • anti embellished with . Forty Plates in tinta, froinX i ittures painted by Mr. Dibdin, and Twen ty iirLittes,.de•signed, etched, and prepared for the aqua v'.t 4 l by Miss Dindin. The Pitaures, and Specimens of the r .,l 4 ts, iriay be seen, free of expence,, ar Leicesier-place. The only entrance to the Theatre will be at the' Door earest Leicester-square. above Entertainment, which continues to be received 1. 111 the loudest applacise,, will be every Monday, Ilttrsday and Saturelay- Evenings, till further notice. - Q i` his onoa day. wa rn.. s published, " Hepatic among Thieves ;" and , , ) .xt, ra3 . WI DT, EY, near PO RTS MOUTH.. TO .BE. S 01,1), and immediate Possession given, ". .I)::sirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,. held for Ltves, but renewable accotang to the usual oi. the •Nlant , r. 'The Prinises i 27;:. - most pleasantly situ- at btoointield, in the Parish of Widley, six miles from Ctsinotni, and contain between 14 and rs Statute Acres of wthin a Ring Fence ; together With A newly-ea:tied EL i z.:(; -HO U.S E, and Stable. The G rounds, , P tan- . p a r ' atl " , >, and Walks, possess many natural anti improved ad- . 1 4 taes, a:nd rm a snita . 'il - e place Residence,lor agcnteel "Il g ly% Very good War-A. .0 pon the •Preinists.. Apply to Dr. Walter, Portsmouth. EVONSiII RE. - -,.,,... TQ BE SOLD BY AUCTION, :T r l l 'le ai rs, at the Baptist Head Coltite-houSe, in Chan -I.oMon, on Thursday the 22C1 Day of OCtober inst. at Out .'Clock ; iIE foilowing...ESTA TES : in thy' Parish of Ottery st, Mary ; the MANOR or reputed MAN O R „ HOLCOMBE and HOLCOMBE BARTON • with divers Tenements and Cottages, the whole in ession of Francis huts; for a Term of which four. years "d a halt will be nnexpired at Michaelmas next. • v„arkthe Palishof Hemycck: The MANOR of 'HEM eCK., with te Quit-Rents ; 'also CASTLE BARTON. M, in poss es sio n of john Manley, Tenant at Will r to, her with several Lifehold Tenements within - the said nor. Also the ADVOWSON Donative of the Church of Broad near I Iminster, in the County of Somerset. I,lXrintect Particulars may be had of Messrs. Smith, Itelte:. h and Hoskins. Solicitors, in Lincoln's-Inn; or Mr. W. i ,J• Black, Land Surveyors, Middle Temple ; . Mr. ks.", will, onyat,' near llininster; or the Tenants of the E motes hew the Premises.' ISLE OF wicwr. k 1„ , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .. — r no! Lots, on zzd of October inst , at the 114 Ptist , IILCOlfeelhouse, in Chancery-lane, London ; _ Pi r HE following ESTATES: The MANOR of )1, NI OTTI ST ON, and several Farms and Lands, held at nor -rent, and under Leases for Lives within the said Ma ; and Parish of Mottiston; Shia a Farm called RO U G HBO ROUG Id, in the Parish of Ai (14 t „s 0 Two Valuable ADVOWSONS, viz. The ConsOli -6 I,'l/,' RECTORY of MOTTISTON, otSHORWELL. and VICARAGORWELL, and the RECTORY E vi.vinted Particulars may be had of Mess's. Smith, tieke 1. arid Hoski ns , S o licitors,. in Lincoln's-Inn ; Mr. W. and le, 111, I c l c., Land Surveyors, in the Middle Temple ; and Mr., kr., La tize, Newport, Isle of Wight, who will *point a .elt to sheW the Estates. F RID. I / 2 ' Y, OCTOBER r 6, :6o r. CITY OF COVENTRY. A T a PUBLIC MEETING of the INHABI- X TANTS of this City, held at the County-Hall, on Monday the lath Day of October, itior, for the purpose of taking into consideration, and determining tipon the most proper Mode of Demonstrating their Joy upon the Happy Event of the Ruitication of'the Preliminaries of Peace ; SAMUEL WHITWE'LL, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair; It was unanitiously Resolved, That a PUBLI C E S SION, throuoout the City, of thp Mayor and Magistratesi attended 'by the several Companies, Military Associations, Benefit Soeteties, and such of the Inhabitants of the City and Neighbourhood, who may wish to join in the'P rocession, shall take place on a Day to be appointed by the Mayor, subsequent to the final Adjustment of the Peace ; and that the same be Concluded by, and be Under the Management and Diredion of, the Ma:'or anti Magistrates ; and that the Day ,be con cluded with a (IEIERAL ILLUMINATION. Resolved, That the Masters of the respective Companies, the Officers of the Associations, and the Stewards of the So cieties, be requested to concur, and assist in carrying the above Resolution into died. That Ribbons be introduced on the occasion, as !mach as possible ; and that the Colours be Sky and Mazarine"Blue, incorporated. That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and - published in Tit a-Su a, Traveller, Leicester, Northampton, Birmingham, and Coventry Newspapers. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor, forcalling the same, and for hii truly laudable conchid in the Chair. . - SAMUEL WHITWELL, Mayor, Chairman. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. CHFME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LQT TERY, betins Drawing the 16th of Next Month. 6S '' - No. of Prizes, _ . Value of each. . Total Value. 4 of . Z .1.0,600 . is £.40,000 . ---- . S,°O° --- 2.0,000 -- 2,000 -- S ,oco 1,000 --- 5,000 --- 500 — 7 - 2,500 100, -- 7 - 1,5e0 . So i,OOO —• 9 72,000. 5 15 20 B,ovo 8,051 P rizes. 23,943 Blanks. 5 .,000 • 32,050 Tickets. . Capitals Determinable. ' • 'First drawn Ticket, I,st I.)ay, -k . Soo ' Ditto, - 4th Dkty, - ',ono Ditto, - 7th Day, ' - 5 ,000 Ditto, - 13th Day, - to,ooo Ditto - 19th bay,, . ro,ooo Ditto, last Day . - - 2 v oao Present Prices of Tickets and Shares. Whole Ticket - ,C. 8 3 o Eighth - -£. I 2 0 Half ditto - .• - 4 6 o ' Sixteenth - - aI I 0 Quarterditto - ' - 2 4 .0 Tickets and Shares ot.Tickets are now . on sale at every Li censed Lottery Office. ... ( . 1,- - _?r. •An early purchase is recommended ; as the Tickets have risen, and will continue to rise, . There is scarce any probability-or there being any more Irish Lotteries. Schemes maybe hadlgratis) at all the Licensed Offices. REVERSION. TO BE DISPOSED OF, by PRIVATE 'CONTRACT, HE A-BSOLLITE REVERSION of 7.5061. rnoat anipAy zhcl ungtiesiiona'aly'seQured on. FREE HOLD ESTATES in-so NI 6RE-1.1:6k1,1.;4..E • Lc tlt, A•zrra. , l Value of upwards 01 30001.- payable six months alter the de cease of a Lady, aged abodt Apply personally, or by Letter, p . nst.4laid; to Mr. Symons Triek4, personally, 46, Queen Adn—street . East, Cayen disi-square. STOWEN%HOUSE,SOAIRSET, T QBE LETT, and entered' upon immediately, with the Furniture, Stables, Coach-Louses, Gardens , .pnrubberies, • Ponds, and On Acre of 'Kitchen-garden, and Thirteen Acres of good Meadow Land adjoining. . • T [louse is elegantly and cont* - -lately FURNI SHE D, as cue of the Residences of the. late Lady Joins, de.ceased, arid is in every respect fit for the immediate Occupati , .m of a large and getitk&l_-family ; distant from Bath twelve miles, Bristol ten, and .Wells twelve. The... Tenant may have. tine Depata lion of the Manor: For particular::., inquire of Mr. Miles, Attorney, at •Sten 7 . Easton"- ' or at Bull's Library, The Servants at Stowey will shew the House and Furni ture to any 'Verson wishing to rent it. BREWERY TO BE SOLD, Peremptorily; on Thuridartlic 22d Day of Odobzr, at One o'clock at Noon, 'at the - Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle .street, Liverpool ; A Verk Extenslve and . Complete BREWERY, erected .in the. best manner within ;he last twelve' years, possessing even , improved ,principle now known : 'the whole covering a Piot of ['recital:A Ground of Two Acres, situated in Sotland-road; Liverpool, and within 1200 yards of the Custom House ; capable of makini annually 60,00 a Barrels of Porter'or.Ale ; with convenielit browage, and very extensive• Warehouses, Mal z- houses, Drying-kilns, &c. The . Water is of the first quality, andinexhauStibele.—The whole Premises are overlooked by_.a handsome Dwelling hotise,. well finished ; and may he vielived every day before .the Sale, where attendance will be given. ••For further Particulars a2ply to Mr. Rose, Eveiton„ near Liierpool. NIEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr. IAMES's POWDER, No. 45,. St. .Paul's Chureh-yard; "a few Doors front the • Corner of C hezptide, THE folldwing MEDICINES are Sold, at the Prices annexed, inclusixc of th, Sta m p Duties im posed by this Act ; but no additional charge haB been made upon Qr. JAMES's POWDER, which is continued at the original Price of as. 6d. per-Packet. It may also be had at. xl. 4s. per DOzen.; or the quantity of •a Dozen Packets in one Bottle 'for al. as. (XL Duty • included rso that the Public ate-no sufferers. Blain order to facilitate the oper..tion, and to lessen the burden of this Att,•which would in a great measure have proved a Fax upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or more , tree from the expense of the Stamps. s. d. • s. d. Dr. Tames's Pow d er a 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego - Cattle Powder a 6 tic Lozenges • r r/ D. Hooper's Pills a al —Camomile Drops r 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybeat EssenceofColtsi:swt 3 o Pills 4 o EssenceolPepperm. X q Berry's Bilious Pills 5 0 . Cri-askirk Medicines s 5 Dalby's Carminative I• 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 0 Tickell's "Ethereal S pi- I nglish's'Scots Pills t 6 rit 3 6 Grant's Drops - z o Greenough's Tindures a xi NortOWs _Drops xi Tula Lozenes a ri Siiilsbury'sDrops 5 - Mr.S pence's Dentritrice 4 o SoetYlin - tan's Pills -z o • F reake's Tintt: of Bark 3 6 Ely,lish Cottec, z Huxham's, by ditto, a 6 Dr. Solander's - Tea. z 9 Dr. 'Steer's Onodeldik z 6 . lones's Rheumatic Convulsion Oil 2. 6 Tincture - 3 . 6 AisO, the Genuine 'ArqUebusacie, lately imported, and most of the other PrOprietary Medicines •in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as before this Act. N. P. As many Persons, particularly Servants' and Mes sengers, mistake the House, F. NEWIIERY, the Prop.rie tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that_ it is at the East •End'of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and that it• has a • - large White Stuccoed Front, with these. Words in s-Jibed • ".THE ONT Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR. klvlES's POWDER.,, BARR's New and Beautiful Edition ofBUFFON's NATU RAL HISTORY, Complete. Notwithstanding the extraordinary Rise on Paper, the Pro prietors of " Barr's Buifon's Natural History" are deter mined to sell it at the Original Price, and for the Accom modation oldie Public they have now on Sale a very hand some Edition, in Fifteen Volumes Duodecimo; which will be found to be the Cheapest Work ever otteryd to the Pub , lie. tiFFON's- NATURAL HISTORY, 1.) Containing a Theory of the Earth, a General History of Man, of the }bete Creation, and of Vegetables, Minerals, &c. Translated from the French, and interspersed with Notes. By 3. S. BARR, Esq. The whole of this valubale Work, forming, beyond com parison, the most complete and elegant Natural History in the English, or any other Language, beautifully printed, and making Fifteen Volumes, which contain near scoo pages of beautiful Letter-press, besides the elegant and numerous set of original Copper-plates, taken from life, may be had, In boards, price - - - - • £315 0 Bound in sheep and lettered - - 44 0 Ditto, calf and lettered - - 4ro 0 Elegantly bound in calf; gilt and lettered 4t 7 6 London : Printed from the Translation, of Mr. Barr, for the Proprietor; and sold by H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Pater noster-row, and may be had of all Booksellers and Newsmen in Town and COunt?y, on the above terms. TO THE PUBLIC. The advantages arising from the entertaining study of Na tural History are too generally felt and acknowledged to need enlargement in favour of a Work calculated to assist that en lightening pursuit ; it may therefore be 'sufficient to remark, tnat the general outline ot the present design is to give a cor red description ot, and theory of the-Earth, the History of Man, and of the Brute Creation,, of Vegetables, Minerals, and of the various Birds, fishes, Reptiles and Inseds, which adorn animated Nature; together with a clear succinct ac count of their habits, customs and qualities, .on the authori ties of Butlbn I Lewenhoek I Ray I Hunter Geptlier Swarnmerdarn - Derham Let tsorne jolusson Spallangan IDe la Pluche Edwards !Vial p higi R heaumur . Gowan Pennant Marald Willoughby Monro and Other eminent Naturalists ; the Transactions of the various Philosophical Societies in Europe, and the most respectable Travellers and Voyagers. Every attention has been paid to render this Work as complete and correct as possible, which tithe Translator and Editor hat more particularly undertaken, at the desire ofroany of the Nobility and Gentry of this King dom, as no eompleti History of the kind has hitherto beeri published. N. B. To prevent mistakes, and the obtrusion of former and inferior works on the subject, the Public are requested' to ask for, or order, Barr's New and Beautiful Edition of Buttbn's Natural History ; which is executed in a degree of very superior excellence. A Fine Edition of the above Work, elegantly printed in _Odavo, with First Impressions of the k lates, may.be had in Niaety.:four Numbers, at One Shilling each, by one or mo, - e at a time, or the Fifteen Volumes in boards - £. 5 i 6 Ditto, in calf and lettered - - - 64 6 Ditto, elegantly bound in calf, gilt and lettered 6t i 6 LINCOLNSHIRE.- 1 -SALE OF LA-NDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Early in the month of January next, if not previously dis posed of by Private Contrael ; HE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES A; of Sir GILBERT HEATIICOTE, Bart: situate the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, .Kirron, Sutterton, Wigtoft, Si.vineshead, Bicker, Gosberton, Surticet., Pinch beck, Dorrington, Ruskington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry Farm in the Paris.of Fisl:crton, in the County of -Lincoln. Particulajs.of whickale in preparation, and Will be ready tor delivery ir. the course nexl.nmnth. In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed u pon-application to the respedive Tenants. Empiughana, Oct. Sin, 18ot. TO Elt SOLD BY AUCTION. On Thursday tile 2.zd Day of 06tober, 1801, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon (subjectto the Conditions to be then pro duced) at the House of Mrs. Elizabeth Cass, called the 'three Tuns, in Thirsk, in the North Riding of the County of York, in the Five Lots.atter described , A Good Conditioned' FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the MANOR of SOUTH KILVING , TON, extending over the Parishes of South KilvinKton and Thornbeough, adjoining or lying near to Thirsk aforesaid, and also'consisting of . three' Cprhp yet Farms,: and some de, tached Pareels of Land lett separate, containing together . 552. A. o• R. 36. P. the whole lying in the Parish of South Kilvington, except a Close of 4A. 3 R. 24 P. called tridge Flat. which lies in Thirs',-;"afqrsztici.•• - The Lots are as follow, viz: LOT 1.. The Two Little Pastures, Sarah Palliser and • Son, Tenants; • LOT 11. Lancastet - Nook, Richyd Pallier,- A. R. P. Tenant,-, •77 - • - - C.l 13 Houses and Croft, Over , cers of the Poorol-SoUthKilvington;Tananfs, o 229 A. R . P 1 o LOT 111. - • The BUTTtR CRUMBS FARM ; Will. Wil kinion Tenant,. consisting of a small Farm Hutu:e l tvith a Barn, Stable, and othar Buildings - lately ereaed, and several Liclosures, cmitain ing by Survey (including the Piantatioi:s - • 1 33 3 3 • LOT. IV. The HAG FARM, Mary Cartwright, Tenant, consisting of a substantial Fat .n House, with a • new Barn,, Stable, and other convenient Build ' ings,' anAseyeral I ncloisures, also containing by Survey - ta4 2 .3o • .- LOT V. ConsiSting of -the MANO 1i.".0f SOUTH atbresaid, with the Court Leet and Court Baron, and other Rights and Privi leges thereto belpnging..- Also of 'the Manor .Farm, Humphrey P-awling Tenant, winch consists of 4. capital new-bnilt rani; House, also of a large Barn, Stable, Gra nary,.and other convenient Bvildings, with the Farin-yards, Garden, Ilorne3tea4i, and several I nclosures, also containing by Sdrvey ••- 208 o II 552 o 36 ANNUAL OUT-PAYMENTS. Quit Rent (when the Land-Tax is deduled) - A Rent Charge to Bene't College » • - - 1.. s. 2 1 4 6 20 • 9 Y k• 22 1 4 0 • Nj o ß. These are to be charged on Lot 5, which will be Soldsubjed thereto. The foregoing Estate is hot subject to any other Outgoing, except the Land-Tax, which amounts in the whole to 131. 16s. rid. per Ann. and will be Assessed proportionably - on the several Lots. Printed Particulars of the estate may be had (at any time after the rathday of (Maher instant) at the O. fficesof Messrs. 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