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)'Clock, Six Horses, nd detached lansion and , DEN, with in RAPERY, t ma beau. C.of abolt inged with in the )I'.Eievati.on ap Erni s, .elicjrcied conneaed , trance'; iciottsiy ly. suppiica Le 'reception ONIPACS Out-liuitd and Pasture ;rto resume e Bath and iota, Vier ,S)tincY k.ldrich and 21041 ich may . be, &on and 01 roposAls hi of Salop, ts, If CHET plentifar s auated ad •old Chester and forty. ith suitabl e Ye Gruun Farms, <1 le free, asvi had of ti , e .ester' C=l‘;•i ncenix, ar.`; revvport ; 'S. Shawes , , tie-hou set re a ,Pian e ACT, iSTATE , TILIZE' E,au agtze"; TOWN 0 ' ONE, NA; am STAr ° TON, ciesc , : t , .01 RE N 3 c IND 0.i5, , `3 open LRK-I,ll' ES, wATEI' S C f ...;vt C.. e and D v•C' leW ill:: • ill ! • WilL2•', "rie G .NI QV recrsolY, S, timely dcll# .t E.asichc;l HE '6 in 1 ,4 g thercto 17, oc cupied 7, f - anu - 24 6°, 4 A ; ant, of late les along. I, l° . th-the. rs f Gordoo , accessary linFS 01l d) nd Cour'le to be i't'" known" of the v;01 eiretir. is Per .- 0 oriiarke4 peas i afte,/ i, are l nc` c jil' c.) (Aire ddlcsex ; -'ornhill i i; 0 0 11 1 3 2 4, /4° ,y3te‘ ,at his , opposite azard, /3 e 3 s li t :011ins, ,c;afti mei and s e. pears?r ea itV, p r iiciak ; Le ;inns. & vcast Ller, G 14 70 putable lud ce a ' It ive Dro NuMBER 2830,1 .THEATRE ROYAL, IDRURY-L4NE• ?RESENT EVENING, 06tober I S, I SO I, Their Majesties' Servants will ad a Con - Indy, called THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Paricourt, Mr. BARRRYMORE ; Hardy. Mr. DOWToN . SlFGeorge l'oudliwood, Mr. POWELL ; Flutter, Mr. PALMER; Saville, Mr. Ca KEMBLE. Letitia Hardy, Miss BIGGS; Mrs. Rackett, Miss POPE; •• .Miss ()Alt:, Mrs. tiuNIPHRIES. 14.A.d IV. a MASQUERADE SCENE. whid, will be added a Musical Entertainment, called THE DESERTER. - Henry, Mr. KELLY; . • gusset, Mr. SEDGWI ; Shuichi, Mr. V ETT ; Skirmish, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. tatfisa, Mrs. ; jenny, Mrs. - BLA:\ D ; l‘largarEi,_ Mrs. MADDOCKS. lfta.a 11, will be introduced Military Manceuvres, the Dead ItA lgarch, and the Ceremony used in shooting a Deserter. xe4, 6s. , Second Price, 3s. Pit, 35. 6d. Second Price 2S. Gallery, zs. Second Price, is. Upper Gallery, is. Se cond Prke ' 6d.—No Money to be Returned. tortho Buce t z to be taken of Mr. losbrook, at the The Doors to be opened at Mat e paste, ofro Begin at nalf after Six. :Mrs. Billnagton having been again received : witlt the highest admiration and most unbounded applause by a very brilliant and crowded audience, the Opera of Artaxerxes will reputed for the 3d add 4th times on Saturday and Tuesday n ext --Mandan by Mrs. Billington—with The Mock Doctor, 44 1 Who's the Dupe. On Monday, Richard the Third, with Blue Beard.. THEATRE-ROTAL, COVENT-GARDEN, I`?.MORROW EVENING, : O. 16, Ow, will performed, LOVERS' VOWS. Verdun, • Mr: GIBB.QN, (Being his first appearance on an? Stagt.) . 4 ' 1 (24 E time) a New Musical Entertainment, in Three Parts, called THE ESCAPES ; Or, THE WATER CARRIER. Withthe original Music composed.by Cittalnittj. The Principal Charafters by Mr: INCLEDON, Mr. FAWCETT. leir. TOWNSEND, Mr. HILL, Mr. SIMMONS, • Mr. STREET, Mr. BEVERLEV, • Mr. KLANERT, Mr. ATKINS ; Miss. DI XON, Miss WH EAT EY, Miss ROWEL LS Mrs BASTER, am . • • SUCH PERSONS . as haire any Demands upon f o , WUZIAM, COLTIOUN, of Wretharn, near Triet ar;", tri Norfolk, Esq. are requested to make out and send curl co unt thereof immediately, spiting the mit= of the Se 11,tY, and the Interest (if any ys, dile thereon), to roster, Son, i,...._ 4141 k , and Forster, Attorne in Norwich. GRA.NDIUNCTION CANAL. I\ioncE is hereby given, That the NE)T CENERAL ASS EMB the Company of Proprie ti G and junftion Canal, will be held at the Crown TH r An:hor Taw:rn, in the Strand, London, Tuesday the D DAY of NOVEMBER next, at Bleveno'Clock in eForonptin. jtitiver,strcet, !. 0. GRAY, 7 Cleresto the her r 4, 'lgor. ACTON CHAPLIN S Company. StiRGONS' Ediatargb, 1 70 1r. 4 IPS!. IN . Presence of the Royal College of Surgeons ap l'tared Mr. JOHN O'RE A RDON ; f rom Kerry, relax:di /I.,°'•=ing examined on his skill 'in Anatomy, Surgery, alui -‘rtriacy, was found fully qualified to practice these. arts. . fatraCted by WAf. BAIDERSTON, Cerk. With u• O'Reardon continues his Professional Studies, c, tz an intention of obtaining the Degree of Docior of Medi- sry WANTED FOR A, TERM OP YEARS, LAND-SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGI- Iteq,qß'swhere several Clerks ores kept. a vo ttii ii o x UTH about Sixteen years of age, of pectable for /s e 'tions. He must write a good . hand, and have a taste L tt rawing.—A handsome Premium will be expected. teri t ,, t 4s (post-paid), addressed to Messrs. Crosby and Let. tin Stationers' -court, Paternoster-row, will be at. to. TESRS. HARDING and Co. No. 89, Pall'. Njall,. beg leave • respectfully to inform the Nobi lity, illKTpcl have c hes in genowneral,ready they nave for i n just completed l ManufaClur- vollinspeelion, the argest, most t iltir-te, and choice assortment of FURS ever,submitted to 11 ackl t i tentiolt y consisting . or beautifill Isabella,. Silver, and ti tt s ,!an MufFs, with Tippets - tO match, Carriage Baskets; a / Itt i t i .'„`"es'i wadded Handkerchiefs, &c. &c. with many ZtAt "des too numerous to mention, among which are a z `tt:l. r it,itity of Silk Pelisses, of entirely new and eregant- No s. Pall-Mall, oa. 12, dol. 13,; (3 1ANIORGANSHIRE; SOUTH WALES, ki D „: - LET r, fora Term of Years, and ma y b e entere d NYs . ii hi) ....- 'at Ch ristmas nex t , FURNISHED 'or UNFUR- Ft .c t , 4 lIISTLEBOON MANSION-HOUSE, Pled-. 3ur"-ground, Fruit Garden, *ell planted with choice l'o t 4r tr ees. Kitchen Garden and Orchard, with Of without O ne Htindred and Six Acres of rich Iklezdow, Pasture, ki Arable Land, with an unlimited Right of Pasture on the' l tng Limestone ; together wit h t h e C oa th - h ouSe, V, e and,nutnerous attach e d an d detached Of4es, suitable the ' Mansion and Farm. I n Che Premises are delightfully, . situated at Oystermouth, in t it Sporting Country, convenient llrSalt- water Sea-Bath= bting ‘vithin halt a' Alile of the. Sea, and four Miles from and .?;o.van , ;rta Th'r Neizhbour iiho r_abou,nds with Game and Fish, Coal and Culni plenty 7 .4 ' 4, onable. Letters, post-paid, addressed to S. Wwelyn, Swan. he duly attended to. e . 14 e Premises will be advertised three tiines on ly. ` 4l '''n; Oet. ti , tBot. "-LI:RIES NEAR .NEWCASTLEXPON.TYNE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, A t th By Mr—RAINE, triPkainbow Coffee--house, in Corrrhill, Jondon, on 1,., t , 4 .Y the 3oth of Odober, at Twelve o'Clock, in Nine A AIN FREEHOLD, Half and other S hares, of and in several Valuable COLLIERIES, : 4 ; N 4 o;!nder upwards oi*7ooo Acres of Land, in tile CO 0N .,)``.411 °U RI - lA,M,. well known to cOntain Seams of tine i, t ' , ly' s r, l, Lrit,e part wholly unwrought, and very -ativantiaze -1 thke'uated on the BA.NIKS of the RIVER TYNE, with ies h ve, and nine mile, of NEWCASTLE : the Col-- 4 Nt . )‘‘' in work arc THo II NLE Y, EAST and WII.T ° Pe ' l l 4 . l 2, ° - I C , and CRA W C ROCK. ; the former of which 4 A ta k ,, ..tn in the present. yea, and promises the best aer ,41r,,,0 the Undertaker.i. O tt Barrass, of Kells Field, between Chester-le. 17' lied. Newcastle, Colliery Viewer, will give any fur -ertitil(rination as to this Property . ; and of wiled% printed p r tr i , Mav be had; also at the7Queen's Head Inn arid. t‘lti e " , n - the «'h eat Sheaf, authain; the l r e at ttit r ' t l the ork Courant ;of Messrs. and towns, 1,.,1 Rain, Lincoln's Inn ;; Rainbow Coilee-house ; and of , L and -Surveyor, Charlott-street, 'BlC.Ornbury, where rnayhc Plans or the. Surface, under which the &atilt scen. H E Att,liz./. a:4,-,,,,-.„-w,t),+//,..,.....„..- ivh...„.....;- -_----_,41- . 41. - ; -------->, T.:- F '-e------, AC\ --, --... ';' .. . . 1 , . `-',.., : 4 , : , .iy ~ L.: . 1 .. , . A 3 1 ....... i 0, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1801. LACE, orOLD ENGLAND TRWMP H ANT, P a SONG (price is.), ,written and composed on the Pre liminaries of Peace being , signed between Great Britain and France. Published and sold by J. awl H. Banks, at their Music and Musical Instrument Warehouse, Salisbury. May also be had of Astor and Co. 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Th'e.znot:y to be paid on the deli very of the Work.. .• §t§ Mr. Noble tviil be trfuch - obliged to any Family, which is descended from' Members of the College at Arms, for corn, mnnications relative to their history, or gelieilogies Of their Families, or for any other particulars. concerning them. • " PROSPECTUS of a Work, entitled ACCURATE DE LINEATIONS and. DESCRIPTIONS of the NATU RAL ORDER of the various-STRATA that are found in different parts of ENGLAND and WALES; vicith - Prathcal Observations thereon. EY - WILLIAM SMITH, Land-Sur. veyor Mernli.,er of the Bath Agrionttural SS‘icty.—To attempt a cotrpsole history of all the minutim of Strata, would b: - an endless labour; for a long, life devoted to such apursuir, lutist be inadequate to the . purpose, -consi dering the immense • va r i e ty th at i s to be found within this little Island. - But shoUld the presint Essay meet with that liberal patronage from the Public, .which the Author has reason to expect, it islisintention,--in.a futttre- work, to give a particular description of the nurncrtnn animal remains and vegetable impressions tOtta, in each stratum, wiva an accu rato detail of every characierittie mar& that has, led hita to these discoceilc4: 4 •••••\ g ly • 1; Lk k • 101 4 k4A n T rit • 4 "..Z \4 4 4 , 1) " .? \-111 SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER. SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street,Strand, Oa. 7, Oa. B ENEFACTIONS since th e l ast Report, viz. s.' d. Rev. Duke Yonge, per H oa r es . A. 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Beneladions are received by Juries Neild, Esq. the Treasurer, Cheynt-walk, Chelsea ; also by Messrs; Herries, Farquhar and Co. St. James's-street ; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-street; Messrs, Fuller and Co. Lombard -street; Messrs. Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Messrs. Darden and Co. Finch-lane, Con hill ; Messrs. fiammersleys, Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Vere, , Lucadou, Trough ton and Co. No. 77, Lombard -street; and at the Secretary's. No. 7, Craven.street, Strand ; where the Books may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society mat on the first Wednesday in every month. BREWERY TO BE SOLD, Peremptorily, on Thursday the 2ul Day of•Oclober, at One o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arm s H ote l,• Castle street, Liverpool ; A • Very Extensive and Complete BREWERY, 11 ereCied in the best manner within the last twelve Years, possessing every improved principle now known : the whole covering a'l'lot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres, situated in Scotland-road, J.,iverpool, and within 1206 yards of the Custom House ; capable of 'making annually 60,000 Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient-Stowa.ge, anitvery extensive Warehouses, Malt-houses, .Drying,kilnt, Sze. The Water is of the first quality, and inexhaustible.- - --The whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dwelling-, house, well finished ; and rrt,:y be viewed every day before the Sate, where attendance will be given. • For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near LiVerpool. , LINCOI,NSIIIRE.—SALE OF LANDS: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; Early in tilt month of by next, if not previously dis posed off - by Private Contrad ; 'THE- Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES ,of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, - Bart...situate in tl , e several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton, Wigtofr, Swinesbead, Bicker, Cosberron, Surfieet, Pinch beck; Dorrington," Kuskington, ,Billinghay..and Short Ferry Farm in the Parish of Fiikerton, in the County of Lincoln. Particulars of which are in preparation, =twill be ready for delivery in-the epurse of vex* month.. In the mean time, the Lands and Premises mayhe viewed UpOn.applieatLan to the. rp . trelifive Tenants. Inv..4:harri, Oa. Rth, aor. SHENSTONE, near LI CH FIE LD, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WARREN, At the George Inn., in the City of. Lichfield, on Friday, Oct. 3e' tflor, at Three o'Clock, in Lots; (ZEVERAL very Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS, situate at : Footherley,.. Lynn, and Nether and Lower Stonnall, all in the Pariah and Vicinity of the pleasant Vil lage of Shenstone; inASpor,ting Part ot the County of Staf ford, three Miles from Li c hfield,' 'six froth Walsall, and twelve from Birmingham - also a capital Mansion, called FOOTHEKLEY HALL, with suitable attached. and de tachedoffices, Coach.houte, Stabling for Eight Horses, and other Ont:buildingi, all =in complete repair ; a large well planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream ; the whole comprising about 6' Acres of rich inclosed Arabic, Meadow, and Yasture Land, .ihthe.highest state of cultiVa tion with valuable Rights o f C ommon on Shenstone Wood ' End, and Druid Heath, now in the occupa.tion. of John Breynton; 1;1. under Lease determinable iii 1809, and of Mesirs. Swan, Hand, Preston, Adcock, and Mousley, all very respedable Tenantt, under Leases deterthinable at Lady day, an, at several yearly Rents, amounting to EIGHT HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS, and- upwards; also about Twenty Acres of Coppice and. Wood Land now in hand. Another F R.F. EHOLD ESTATE, containing 89 Acres, Roods, glikeyches, with a eOmmodiousaWelling-house and Suitable Out-buildings, delightfully situate at Hanimerwick, in the Parish or St. Michael, Lichfield • also a Lgasehold, Farm of 56 Acres, adjoining to the Freehold Premises, ivith convenient Farm House and other Appurtenances, and valu able Rights of Common on Hogley Hay and Cannock Chase, held under the Vicars Choral of Lichfield, 'for an unexpired Term of Twenty-one Years, at 31. Bs. per Ann. renewable, every seven years; both which Famine and Premises are in the holding of Mr James Winterton ' under. Lease determinable at Lady4ay, 1803, at the yearly Rent of 1461. Printed Particulars may he had twenty-one days preceding' the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney, in Great Charles-street, Birmingham ; Mr, Willington, Solicitor, No. 3, Khig's Bench Walk, Temple, London; Mr. Tho. Garland, Eyford, near. Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire; Mr. Calvert, Sudbury, Derbyshire ; atthe Place of Sale; of Mr. Drewry, Printer, Derby ; at tile principal. inns at Stallbrd, Burton, Tamworth, Atherstone, Coventry, and other adjacent Towns ; of Mr. Warren, A naioneer, Birmingharti; and of Mr. T. Scdgwick,, at, Shenstone Wood End, who will chew the several Lots. For the PRESERVATION and BEAUTIFYING of h TEETH and GUMS. . • R. SIGMOND, Surgeon-Dentist, Bath, : fias the Honour to inform the Nobility, ,Gentry, and his Friends, that for their better accommodation in supplying them with his universally approved Preparations, he has ap pointed the following Agents in London for the sale thereof: Mr. Gattie, No. sz, New Bond-street ; .Mr. Watts Chy, mist, No: 472, Strand; Mr. R owne y, N o . ni, Holborn hill ; Mr. Cryer, No. 68, Cornhill ; Mr. Bolton, Royal Exchange ; and at most of the principal Shops throughout England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wale,. 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