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'l° ll3 Solo nd. • s AAA .~.~+"' . . . _ TPEATRE-ROYAL, CONTENT-GARDEN, ON ivIONDAY NEXT, Sept. 21, 1801, will be performed a Tragedy,,callei ROMEO AND ]ULIET. • Romeo, -Mt. H. JOHNSTON ; Ca islet, Mr. W.ADIY.V . ,.. . - - . . . Tihalt, Mt. BETT N ERTO ; . Prince, Mr. CLAR E.MONT ; Benvolio, - Mr. WHIT F I ELD ; _ Friar Lawrence, Mr. HULL ; Paris, Mr. F LANERT t , • . . Dlontague, Mr. DAVENPORT ; - - -- - Balthazar, Mr. ABBOT Peter, Mr. FARLEY ' • Apothecary; Mr. SI MA I 014 S ; . . . - And Mercutio, Mr l_.E\V IS. Lady Capulcr, ?.liss LESERVE ; Nurse, Mrs. DAVENPORT.; And luat, Miss MURRAY. In K a I. incident to the Tragedy , a Grand M as q uerade. End of Ad IV. The Funeral Procession of Juliet, and a So . - . lemn Dirge. To which I>e xtided, - - Will a new Grand Historic Pantomime . - ' . Diiirna ' in Two Parts, called PEROUSE ; : Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND. tUitOrXANs. Perouse, the Navigator,. Mr. H. j 0 FIN S TOI4 4 Theodore, the Son of Perouse, Miss IEN KI'N SON ; Conte, to Madame Perouse, Mr. KING`, And Madame Perouse, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Chimpanzee, an Animal of the Desolate Island, Master MENAGE. NATrvss OF A NEIGHBOIAING ISLAND. Kanko, .Suitor to U tnb4 Mr. RLEY; • Negaski, Umba's • Father , M r. DELPINI ; Potepatai,v, Mr. LAN E ; Tetasemar, Mr.- L. BOLOGNA; - . Potoomora,, Mr. PLATT ; Tangahoo; Mr. LEWIS; Etewe.scy ,Mr. BLURTON; Gaskcweewa, Mr. POWERS ; Umba, Mrs. MILLS. 33 raes, bs. Pit, , s. 6d. Gallery, zs. Upper Gallery is. Places for--thel3oxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 13 ox-o9ice in Ilan-street. Doors to be opened -at Half after Five, and the Perform 44ce to begin at Halt after Six o'Clock. Vivant Rex et Regina. on . • Wednesday, the'Comedy of Si eed the Plough, with 'lie Musical Entertainment of Lock and Key. Mr. SID DONS is engaged at this Theatre, and will make ' his first appearance in a new Comedy, now in preparation. A mew Musical A . ter-Piece is in rehearsal. The Proprietors are extremely sorry for the disap- Powtmec,t experienced by the Public on Monday last, occa aiont:l by the unavoidable absence of Mr. COOKE. Ladies and Gentlemen who have Places for his next Appearance, Will have due notice of the day, as soon as his recovery shall triable them to fix it. N L E RFES.,tSURGERY.I v s y urg , e v ( i ) l n i to .th e N MR st . , C , H Ge E n:ral Dis r4 pen ' sar l commerce e e h in s n u: l u ,' , "lual Course, of Letlures on the PRINCIPL ES and ERATIONS of SURGiz_RY, on Monday. October the t•I, at Seven o'Clocls in the Evening, th,4 Dispensary, in erfard-street, Soho'; where primed Particulais niey be had, or at his House in; South-Audley-street, Grosvenor square. NIARQUIS O DOWNSIIIRE. *THE 'CREW IOW; of the late MOST NOBLE ARTAUE., MAItQUIS OF DOWNSHIRE, aYc Tecested, as soon as.may he, to send t, ;tie Gilite of NlL:ssrs. im lhodes, Cock and Hardky, Gllikenvvell, Accounts of their lespedive :r..d"Dornands, pto the z9th of September cif) ing the nature of the Securities, md giving every D i V e rn r ai information !hat . rna) neceslzry, preparatory to such cis beinad gadjusted and settled. PLACE UNDER GOVERNMENT.. AN adequate PREMIUM will be presented to 'L. A. any Person possessed of sufficient Interest to procure the Advertiser (who is capable of undertaki n g an y Public usiness), a SittAtion wl m iere the emolument may be from 2Sol. t o 5 Q c.)l per annum...,._ Letters, explanatOry,—zrddressed to j: K. Messrs. Ball and 'gip, Oilmen, tvc., No: 76, New Bohd-street, will be an avvered by reference to persons of the first respectability. . T HE ARMY -are respealuily acquainted, that . the journals of the House of. Messrs. ESTE and HARRISON," -.Northumberland-street, Strand, London, contain - a Variety: of COMMISSIONS, for SALE, EX CHAN , , GE an+ P RCHAS , E-, •in different Ranks, and al- thost on - evay situatiaa where His Majesty's Forces serve. Gentlemen desirous of obtaining Cornetcies or Ensigncies, allay be informA of eligible vacancies; and Officers anxious to Exchange may be accommodated, by applying at this .ce, where a communication established with Captain Eire itfords an opportunity of facilitating Mili tary Negotial ions th Gentlemen in the Upited Kingdom.: iSot. SCARCITY OF :11')NEY. • IN these unlr -cedentedly distracted Times, the PrOlX)SitiCill or a pecuniary aid, when it is made from an y truly respeCtahle quarter becomes extremely interest -fg' "n fo those who have die very best Sectirines to oiler. n w, t v hi s importani contemplation it is . , that a man of ample and of the first respedability icrlife (which an inter- h an „' °r i other - confidential correspondence, will evince), s to sucY it ailluone, us to. render to People of .Rank and Flca Our, and On their personal obligation only ; or to per sons,., Possessed of Landed Funded, or equally fixed .Property Dignitarie s o f t h e C hurc'it, tile Beneficed • C lergy, Ladies Dowers, or Settlements in particular), ANY I NSI:feI: by Redeemable Annuity Loan, at Annuity but not less than isol. nor more than soool. to - any one Person, h very transaction arising from this publication, will evince its being founded on principles diametrically op posite to tne numerous plausible, but mostly - desceptious -?lfers on this Subject in the Public Prints ; of course on principles 01 integrity, secrecy,'and dispatch ; and (it fol ows) of uniailingly yielding the most paled satisraaion to the Borrower, in tmie result.—Letters, candidly giving name and residence, will have gentlemanly attention paid them ' diretled to Mr. li. Jackson, to :he care of Mr. Rich mond, the Master of the New Chapter Coffee-house, Duke's-court, Long-acre, London. - • (Vb" No Agent or Broker can be attended to ; no Letters noticed which are not postage-paid ; and no perSonal inquiry ti let%c be gratified. TO SEA-BATHERS. L 1- "S - PASTILLES MARTIALLESDE MONT_ I'ILIER,orARONIATIC LOZENGES ofSTEEL. L;z:thges being used along with the Bath, will .prb. grl• u'e r-m ,, er its elli:Cts more permancm: ; they will occa tiaon that ' 'plLsing glow, which without tem per t_ Ps, never take place; and by . their meals many persons dtave erived tile greatest advantage from bathing, who, with `2l',,t them, could never Ita.:c continued the Use of it. Those _ l l' ll o bathe, should take three Lozenges immediately after 4 ,,q-conie out of rue Bath.—The Aromatic Lozenges of Steel tound by experience to possess the- mist extraordinary rW xe,sers in the Cure ofDisonat;rs incidenta, to Youth of bot h -e • For improving debt:teated, relaxed , or broken Con xti ~ tution s there decidedly is not so excellent a Remedy in Universe. When the weak, the languid, the emaciated 4 t either SC'.X,' make a trial of this Medicine, they find their r its exhilarated, their stength recruited , all their .facul ties renovated ; and all the,alarming symptoms of approach consumption subside, when a due persewranc:e in the Nor this powerful - Re3tor;.tive has been observed. at 1 ,!le Lozenges of Steel are prepared genuine by Dr. Senate , ,is house,. NO. ig,..Charlotta-street, Bloomsbury, price 7s. ti lte *°x, duty included, with the Dcaor's rtrait and signa solo on each box, wirhont which none cai. b genuine. And r et ` l )y Baron, No. 158, Strand, near Scmerset House, and c 0 .41 1. respectable. Medicine Venders in Town and untrv. Dr. SENATE'S TREATISE on FEMALE COlll- Price INTS dedicated to the QUEEN, may be ha d as ;Above, is, SANS SOUCI. T'HE PUBLIC are respeafully informed , that SANS SOUCI , Leicester-place, Leicester--square, ... LL ,OPEN on Saturday, Oclober 3, aot, under the Sanction of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain; with an EntertainMent, entirely new and original, called A FRISK.. . _ This Entertainment, which contains Twenty islevir Songs', is written and composed, and will be spoken; - sung; and ac companied by Mr. BII3DIN. Further particulars will be given in the future Bills and Advertisements. Admittance, Boxes ss. • Pit 3s. Gallery is. Doors to be open at Seven, and the Perforthance to be given at Eight. Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr; Dibclirt's Ware house, where maybe had all his different Productions; and also, Proposals for printing by Subscription, his Three Years Tour to almost the whole of England; and a considerable Part of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re-. sp'eetable Friends ; arid embellished with Forty Plates , in aqua tinta, from Pietures painted by Mr.' Dibdin, and Twen ty Vignettes, designed, etched, and prepared for the aqua truta, •by Miss Dibdin. The Pidures, and Specirriens of the . Prints, may be seen, free of expellee, at Leicestet-place. *** The only Entrance to, the Theatre will beat the Door . nearest I.eice,ter-,,quare. _ PHGENIX FIRE-OFFICE. Sept. 17; 18b1. THE DIRECTORS of this OFFJCE are hound to acknowledge the extensive and increasing Patronage with which it is honoured by all classes amongst the Public. Persons whose Insurance Payments fall due at Michael mas, are requested to take Notice, That Printed Receipts are now ready at the Offices, in Lombard-street, and Corner -of Spring-Gardeu, .Charing-Cross ; and in the Country in the hands of the several Agents. Attendance is daily given for the Insuring of Houses, Buildings, House hold Goods, Stock in Trade, and Merchandtze ; also, Ships in Harbour, Cargo in Ships and Lighters, in Rivers and Canals, and Ships Building or Repairing, from I.oss or DAMAGE by FIRE. The Insuoance of AGRICULTURAL STOCK, as first pratised by this Office upon the reduced Rate of Three Shillings per cent. will be found on due examination better adapted to the security of Farmers and Own as of such Pro perty, than any of the fanciful new schemes lately advertised. THOMAS WO i{SLEY, Sec. WANTED TO PURCHASE, IN THE COUNTY OF ••------- -- - KENT,_ AFREEHOLD ESTATE, of the Value of:about sor 6004. per Annum. A Line,' containing a deicrip tion ut thelEstatc, and the Purchase-money required, ad dressed to. Messrs ? , Gregg and Corfield, Skinner's 'Hall, Lon don, will be attendedto. - TO BE SOLD, In that beautiful Sporting.'l%:rt of the-Country between Salisbury .and Bladdford, HANDLEY COTTAGE, fully FURNISHED, and fit for the immediate- reception of a small Gentle man's ,Family, and immediate possession may be had. The Garden is well cropt ; there are-two small Paddocks,, Sta bling for seven Horses, two Coach-houses, and other Con vemeneies. The Premises may be viewed, and Particulars had any day between the First and the Tenth of Odober next, by applying to Mr. Robert Coombs, at Handley, near the Tw::lve Mile Stone on the Great Western Road, leading from Salisbury to Blandford. FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO -BE SOLD, a Valuable , FREEHOLD tiSTATE, consisting of a good Family-House, Park, Garden, and about 360 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pas ture Land, beautifully situated near a good Market Town, within Forty-five Miles West - ollondon.. immediate Possession may be had, and further particulars known, on application to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's inn-fields. TO BE LETT, and Entered upon I nunediateiy, THE ANGEL INN, in NOR Tti A iVI iON, npW in full Tradei`in the occupation of Mr. Hop- lc ins For Particulars, inquiry of Mr. Thomas Peach, North ampton. BREWERY 'FO'BE SOLD, Peremptorily ' on Thursday the 2 d 'Day of d doberi, at Ov! o'Clock at Noon, at the 'Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle street, Liverpool% • . AVery Emensive and Complete BREWERY, - ereded it, the best manner • within the last twelve yearS, possessing every improved principle now known : s the whole covering a Plot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres, situated in Scotland-road, - liverpool, and within 1200 yards of .the Custom House ; capable of 60,000 Barrels of Porter griv le with convenient Stowage, •and very extensive Warchem,es, Malt-houses, Drying-kilns, &e. The Water is of the first quality, and inexhaustible. The whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dwelling ilouse, well finished.- ' and may be viewed every day before the Sale, •where attendance will be given. For ,urther Particulars auply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near Liverpool. DEMON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE' CONTRACT, . For the Remainder of a Term of Ninety-nine Years, deter minable on the Deaths of Ti ree }roil)* healthy Lives, with a perpetual Right of Renewal on the Death of each Life, at a certain and very low Fine, ALL that Newly-eiefted and Commodious .471 BREW-HOUS E, .with the Appurtenances, situate and being in CLOWANC.E:-STR - E ET, in the TOWN of DOCK, and.courity 'of Devon, known by the name of the CLOW ANC E BREWERY, calculated fbr brewing about 500 Barrels of Beer per Week; with a vA:ant Spot of Ground adjoining the .said 13rewhouse, well calculated for building Malt and Store Houses upon. The above Brewery has been built witoriin the last Year, is well furnished with excellent Vats; Coolers, and all other Implements for BreWing ; has a constant Supply Of Water from the Plymouth Dock Leat, which is conveyed by Lead. Pipes to a Cistern at the top of the Building, and is generally allowed to be the best Construded House of its size in the West of England.._ • The Purchaser will be accommodated with a number of Public 7 HOuses for a Term of Years, the supplying of which alone will keep the Brewery in good Employ ; in addition to which, all Viduallers in the Town of Dock, and Parish of Stoke Damerel, are bound by the Lord Of the Manor in all Leases now. granted by him, to buy their Beer from some Brewery situate in the said Parish. , The above PreMise§ will be ,L:ett for a Terra of Twenty orie Years, if not sold within Two Months.- - For Particulars apply.to Mr. lames Aubyn, .Attorney at Law, Doti:. • - DR. NORRiS's DROPS. THE superior Efficacy of this Medicine, in the following Disorders, has, more than half an age, beer. univdrsally experienced and acknowledged. Fevers of all sorts, whether inflammatory, putrid, miliary, bilious ; ner vows, or heCtic 'but especially the Putrid, or Yellow FeVer, so fatal in hot Climates, in which destructive malady, by a liberal application, the Patient is recovered in the very hour of expected dissolution. In complaints of the Stomach and Bowels, Astlimas, inveterate Coughs, colds, the Scurvy and Impurities of the Blood, impaired Constitutions, and the decays and discomforts of advanced Life, nothing-can exceed its cordial and salutary effects. A table-spooniul in a glass of -water, taken occasionally, prevents the ill etteCtS fre quently experienced in nervous and .bilious habits, from. Sea bahing, or drinking the Mineral Waters. The Family Bottle, 225. is only to be had at the Doctor's House, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, where Books of Cures are delivered, gratis, and all Orders for Exportation executed. The other sized Bottles are Sold Wholesale :old .Retail by Messrs. jeboult and Co. No. 150, .oxforcl,street. This Day was published; ~ In One Volume, Imo. Price 45. in boards; • ' The SeCond Edition, with a Frontispiece; •, - • THE -FATHER and DAUGHTER, a Tale, in PrOSe. ' By Mrs. OPIE. •, . .• . t Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row. In the PresS, and speedily will be published, A Voltnine of Poems, by Mrs. Opie. - ThiS' Day were published, n Four elegant Volumes, Foolscap Bvo. Price One Guinea, in boards, MEMOIRS . the late Mr§: ROBINSON, WRITTEN by HERS,ELI , - Including Anecdotes of many distinguished Charaaers of the present period; with Poems and Letters' never beibre pub lished, Written by Herself, or addretsed to - her by vart4l..3 Persons. . _ _ . Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7z, St. Paul's Chutch:lard-; and Sold by All Booksellers. A NEAT VILLA, situate on an Elevated, 'Healthy, Cheerful Spot, in the-COUNTY of BUCKS. TG BE SOLD" with immediate . .Fose3sitin, the - LEASE of this desirable and comfortable F;qnily Re sidence, twenty year's of which are unexpired; clisthuee. only two miles from the Bath ROad, four iroan a capital Market Town, and twenty-one from London, compr.sing •a and Sashed DWELLING-HOUSE, the Drawing. -Room 24 feet by 20, an Eating Parlour z 2 feet by 1 5 , with a 80... , Window; a 13reaktast loom is- bY' 15, with 'two Store Closets, six best Bed Itooiri, two Dressing Rooms, with suitable Bed Rooms for ScrvantS ; excellent Kitchen, Pan try, Servants' Hall, Dairy, Wash-house, - ,Scullery, with a Lead Pump of exceeding fine Water, and Cellars for Beer, Ale, and Wine. Detached is a Brewhouse, with a Copper and Mash-tup, Fixtures ; a Granary, 'a place for Dogs, or Pbultry, in the Stable-yard,. a Five`Stall-Srable, with good Lofts, a Coach-house and Pidgeon-boxes. At the 'back of the Stable is. a snug Farm -yard 'with a CoW-house, and other useful Buildings the Kitchen Gardens fully cropped ; rhit and Vegetables in plenty, together with an excellent Orchard, the Fruit in general, very - line; together with a rich Meadow adjoining, in the Whole about Seven Acres, encir cled by a most agreeable Gravel-Walk, perfeelly dry in ail seasons, refreshed. by a crystal Spring, surrounding a Rural Retreat, and Cold Bath. . This singular spot is well worth the attention of a Family, being on the verge of a pleasant , Village Green, with beautiful Plantations, in the circle of the first respectability in the kingdom, and the Roads in every direction are rernarkable'good in all seasons. May he viewed by Tickets; and further particulars knoWn, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Ap praiser, and Auaionier, at No. 160, in Piccadilly. The above Premises have been recently repaired, and fitted up compleat. • INI\B. An unexpected circumstance has happened, which requires the present owner to attend at a considerable dis tance, or this place would not have been parted with at any price. COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -By - Mr. KIMBERLEY, On Tuesday the 22d of this inst. Sept , 2enbei, on the Pre mises, precisel% at Twelve o'Clocki in One Lot ; ONE of the Completest FREEHOLD' SPORT ING CpI"I'AG ES in the Kingdom, situate on a pleasing Eminence, commanding . rich Views and Objects, over a beautiful inclosed Ceuntry. In three points forms an Amphitheatre; the front bounded by that excellent Common called HALELEY HEATH, within a quarter of a mile of Hgrtley Row ; an easy distance from Hartford Bridge, adjoin ing two Roads, the one leading to Basingstoke (about nine miles), the other to Reading; (12 miles), alai 36 from London. This sitnrularly' dry, healtiry spot, so welt known for the preset . . the most delicate constitutions, and other soncoin tants, exceeds fin: description'of any advertiaem*nt, and is :,,owed ti. ae tne besi part of this Island for Walks and Rides, in c• cry direction, with every advantage. Atter t elve lion rain,, in ten minutes is as clear and free front . . • nun.. and - ....pours, ;as the most brilliant Drawing-room_ ; in r in); circle -or - a social, respeBanle Neighbourricod. . ea-iy distance of a capital staunch Pack of Fox hoi.n„ , and Spoiasaten'equal to the pleasure. The Coun ty ..`.:,rinds - with Game, said well supplied with all the comrin table Necessaries of Life, in all seasons, with tiie finest Water in the Country.. The House, in it Cottage style, has been recently ithe great; paq) licw built, improved, and repatre-i, at a considerable c ',once wit;, uw best materials, and workman snip equal ; sitie t up, and equipned Fixtores and Ac commodations tor the immediate reception of a small genteel Family : comprising a cUearful Eating-room ; a Breakfast Parlour, with two Closets; three best Bed-rooms, and two tor Servaras. The Offices are con:oh:re, consisting or a Ser vants' Hall ; convenient Kitchen, with a wind-tip Range, &c. an Oven, a COpper that will dress a Ham or Buttock of Beer, and a Stewing Stove, fixed. The Scullery and Wash house adjoining, with a Copper fixed, and - leaded Sink, and Water at hand plenty, with a good Cellar. Detached is a neat Dairy and Pantry ; an excellent Three-stall f,eable, and other Buildings loe Poultry, Dogs, Pigs, and Firing. A good Kitchen Garden, well planted and fully cropped. The Plea sure Ground is neat and not expensive, bordered with Ever grcens and flowering Shrubs; together with a small piece of rich Pasture, adjoining a..t extensive Common and Turbary, with an unlimited Right.. May be viewed any tune previous to the Day,of Sale, and further Particulars known, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser, and Audioneer. N. N.B. On this,. and the following Day, will be Sold, all the Neat Household Furniture, Stock, and Effects. Cata lonies of which -will he delivered in due time, at the Place of Sale ; and at the Inns at the Towns adjacent. SHENSTONE,near LICHFIELD, STAFFORDSHIRE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr, WARREN, At the George Inn, ire . the City of - Lichfield, on 'Friday, Oct. 3.0, aol, at Three o'Clock, in Lots; SEVERAL very Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS, situate at Tootherley, Lynn, and Nether and Lower Stonnall, 411 in the Parish and Vicinity o( the pleasant Vil lage of Shenstone, in a Sporting Part of the County of Staf ford, three Miles from Lichfield; six front Walsall, and twelve - from Birmingham ; alto a capital Mansion; called FOOTHERLEY HALL. with - suitable atcaehed and de tached Offices, Coach-house, Stabling for Eight Horses, .and. other Out-buildings, all in complete repair ; a large well planted Garden, hounded by a celebrated Trout Stream; the whole comprising abdut 670 Acres of rich inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the highest state of cultiva tion, with valuable Rights of Common on Shenstone, Wood End, and Druid Heath, now in the Occupation of John Breynton, Eiq.• under Lease determinable in 1809, and of Messrs. Swan Hand, Preston, Adcock, and Mouslcy, all very respectable Tenants, under Leases determinable at Lady day, 1803, 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 FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing 89 Acres, 2 Roods, 38 Perches, with a , cominottious Dwelling-house and suitable Out-buildings, delightinily situate at Hammerwick, in the Parish of St. Michael, Lichfield; also "a Leasehold Farm of 56 Acres, adjoining to the Freehold Premises, with convenient , • Forni House and other Appurtenances, and valu able Rights of Common'on Hogley . Bay and Cannock'Chase, held under the Vicars Choral of Lichfield; tiir an unexpired Term of Twenty-one Years, at 31. Sser.per e Ann. renewable every seven years ; both which FarmS and Premises are t i,e holding of Mr James Wintorkon, wider Lease determinable at Lady-day, 1803, at the yearly Rent of 1451. - Printed Particulars may be had twenty-one days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney, in G reit Charles-street, Birmingham ; Mr. 'W illington, Solicitor, No. 3, 1: ing's PLitch Walk, Temple, - London; Mr. Tho. Garland; Eyford, near \Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire; Mr. Calvert, Sudbury, Derbyshire ; at the Place of Sale; Of Mr. Drewry, Printer, Derby; at the principal Inns at Stallbrd, Burton, "rainworth, Atherstone; Coventry, and other adjacent Towns ; of Mr. Warren, AnaiOnr, Birmingham ; and of Mr. T. Sedgwick, at Shensioste Woo'ci End, who will theW the several Lots. EAST INDIA ITOUSE, _ ScptenWer le, 'Sot. THE CO2IIIII7FEE :of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS .of ENG LAND trading to the Earl Indies; do herehy give Notice, That the COntnzittee will he ready tO'recciveProjiosiils in writ ing, reated,up, on WEDNESDAY; the sod) init. fir rapthing the 6,11 any with - 4nchors and Grapnals;, Canvas, Pitch and Tar, Steel; Sw-:..clsh Iron: Ami s such Persons who r:«}• think proper le deliver tie Tenders, invest express therein the &ivy! i'rices, art will ire have-an opioytzeleity of inhking any abatement. • The Conditioms of the Covtran may be seen by applying to Mr. ( . ..;ggax, Clerk to the said Committee; with whom .the Tevelers must be- left before Twelve o'Clock at Noon on the above day, a: not ritzy Tender will be-rieeked afier.that bozo-. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, . . At.Tklddiongh's, riv, Angei Dalt‘ltrreet. Liverpool, TUESDAY, the 6th oay of (- - )...tobet next, At Six o'Clock in the Et/cubic:, Either together or in separate .LOTS as may be then agreed upon, subjeCt to such Conditions as will be then and mere produced ; ALL tlicY:c . MILLS called BOOTLE MILLS, incruding both the WATER MILL and WIND MILL, with the DWELLING HOUSliand BUILDINGS adjoining thereunto, and other detached Out-B”ildin:: , ,s, situate and being in the, Township of BOOTLE, war LIVERPOOL, in the County of Lancaster, on the Banks of the River Mersey, and very near the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, together with several Parcels of Land, held with and belonging to the said Mills, some of which aljoin thereto, and the Rt.:Hue adjoins the Bootle Coifee-i.iouse, and cont:in in the whole about Eight Acres Two-Roods of the lar&e measure. Also a great variety of Machinery, Utensils, and FixtufeS of considerable value, and now remaining in the said Mills and Buildings, comprizing a Water Wheel 33 feet diameter, 2 Pumps, a L•rge itouhle Press and 3 smaller ditta, and sundry Press Boaras„ It cessing Levers, Screw:;, Vats, Boilers with every other i l equi.;ite for carrying on the Business of a Paper Matnititelarer, tet which the said Mills have of late been - used. And also a Sutra' Mill cornplcat. The said Mills being situated only about three miles from Live:lpol, and so. near the Canal, by which they my . be supulifid. with Coals, makes them a most desirable Situation for various Nlanufaaories. The Mills, lintkiings and Lands are held by Lease from the Right Honourable the Earl of Derby, for a term of year's, of which about Thirty-nine and a hair are unexpired, at a low Rent, and immediate Possession may be had of the whole of Premises. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Rodgers, Angel Dale-street, Liverpool, where a Plan may be seen ' • or, of Messrs. Gill and Whitley,. Solicitors, Cable-street,Liver pool. Dr, BLAIR's CEPHALIC FLUID, or ANODYNE ESSENCE fur the HEAD-ACH, GIVES immediate Relief in the most violent lead-nen, from what cause socver it niav proceed ; and though its operation is so sudden, the pre.pai tki)l is of site.h a nature, Lila: there is not a possibility of its cioing the slightest iniuiy in any case whatever. Whatenhasues the value or this Esence, is, its agreeable corm, most perteet safety, and itnine,(iate efficacy; tor, b.:. ng an external application of a subtile, penetrating, volatile fluid, it immediately operates on every nerve, at once whey ing.and 'proteelins them from future injury, not by .means,of ny temporary stimulus or deleterious effluvia, but by ano .toyne and tonic pnwers peculiar to itself. - Sold; by appointment, at Cockeil's Mediel-ne Warehouse, No. zzg, Strand (7th house from 23._ 9d. duty included; also, sold retail at ail respeaable ;!Medicine Shops. Observe the signathre, ‘ "j. Cockell,". in his hand wilting, 'without which none are genuine. HEALTH AND EC('NOMY DOCTOR BARTON's - . PATENT VITAL WINES ) having 'from extensive experit>ne.e proved to. be otiAile et,sential benefit in preA,.roini4, establishing general Flealtn,,and the use of tnem rar s litily in . creasing, from becoming very. generally introduced at t...:'o!e, require an establishment on an , ext - endeti basis. Tne Vro prietors have therefore been inciuzed to form a considerable mercantile connzaion of great credibility to rneet'their de mand ; andrespeafully inform the Public they continne to b.: sold, as usual, at the Laboratory and Vaults, where they are prepared, No. 7, Berners-street, Oxford-street ; as also, by appointment, 'at the 10116v/in?, I,laces No. 131, Cheapride ; Messrs. 'Citing and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside; Mr. Vade's, No. 45, .Corahtll ; Messrs. .je boult's and Co. No. lie, Oxford-street ; •;itnci Mr Barlow, No. :19, Cockspur.street, at 365. per doz. bOtties ;minded ; and Wines for melical use :655. per doz. with printed di reetions, retail, tor wady money only; N. 13. Venders aid Wiloltnale Dealer.: allowel a liberal profit. TO LAEIES AND GENTLEMEN. A S nothing. is greater Ornament than a White rik... - set•of 'f'eath, TROTTER's ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER,-or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, which has met witlyuniverral encouragement from the first Persows of Fashion and Distinetion, during a period of Eighteen Years, is re'...'ornmendrAl to-the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Publie.—Ladies and Gentlemen who have not tried 'the Ole& of this excellent Dentifrice,. will find a single box, a sufficient quantity to ascertain its efficacy and virtues ; excellencies being acknowledged by the most respeeltable Medical Authorities. The Powder cicaaSes and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the 4reath, possesses no acid that can corrode the enamel, and is extremely safe in its use. Fiona• its astringency, it strengthens thegurns, eradicates the scurvy, preserves sound teeth from decay, secures decayed teeth front becoming worse, fastens those which are loose, and . often proves the happy inmns of- preventing their •being drawn. But what has ennaneed it in the estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen, of the first fashion and distinaion, who have been in the habit a using if, is, that it prevents the return of the Tootle-ach, with which, before that period, they had been violently afiliaed; and likewise obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable operations—Scaling the Teeth. Likewise a Tincture which possesses the power of easing the Most violent Toottr-ach, and\braces the Gutns, and is a Wash after the Powtior perte.dly sate in its use, having no acid.. M. Trotter recommends it to Gentlemerigoing abroad to take • with them, as - Gentlemen who have bean abroad have found the good eifeets of the Powders in long voyages ; and alto proper for all Families, and Schools to keep by them. She cautions the Nobility and . Gentry against .purchasing any Asiatic Tooth-Powder without M. Trotter" on the Stamp, on the top of the box, several compositions having bean vended for it, in Town and Country. Sold, 'wholesale and retail, at her Warehouse, No. 3, Beau fort-buildings, Strand ; and, by her appointment, by Messrs. Champante, Jewry-street,.Aldgate.; Messrs.. otinson, .11all alley, Lombard-street; Messrs. Hendee, Ti,ehoirra.strcet; Mr. Reynolds, Bath ; Mt's. Shearclitt;' and Andrews, Bristol ;, Mr.Trewmati, Exeter; Mr. Mottley, an 4 Snack, Portsmouth; Mr. Richards, Plymouth ; Mr. Wood,, Weymouth ; Mr. Northampton.; Mr. Lucas, Southampton; Mr, Howard, Reading ;'Mr. Mlddleditch, Ppswich;Mrs.'Polistt, Colchester ; Mr. Brass, Hull • Mr. Holdbrook, Derby ; Mr. Winks, Gainsbro' ; Meas. Dillur, Chester; Mr. Aldred, Yar. Mouth ; .Mrs. Cross, and Wood, Sarewsbury; and MP.Rice, Wakeaeld. Price ZS. 6d, a Box; Tincture zs. 9d. Igdia Prushes Is. eacif.