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_!. .. . 4v 4 V ~ i :. E *,,,..„.„.....„..., ____...„.... ~.___ , , G 1 ~._, 1 ..., ~ .........., 0 4_ . i.ei ti ret r . . • t ' t , : ISI T 11 MBER 2807.] . _ FRIDAY, SEPTENILIER ~+,. • • %. • v `"?' v• •;.,• )1 / 4 ' • SUN. 3, NTO n•al. r CI-IA att in . s i - en. ithc will ns be eyc ltitiement, • ac 10 7,, will eller 13, rBot. [PRICF six PIENCE4 ng. pljccs; lauol,tgr'e • C6fne iterzr, St/ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, This Day.:wai published, In One closely-printed Volume, Duodecimo. Price 4s. 6d. in boards, or Ss: bound,' CLASSICAL ENG-I,M 1 R POETRY, for the Use of S chools and yoiing Persons; seleeted from the best Authors; with some Original Pieces. Compiled and written By Dr.'MAVOR and Mr. PRATT. With a Preface indicating the several specie's of Poetry, and N/i R. SQUIBB respeafully informs the Public, '1 that the SALE of TOLLIMORE's FARM, situate at Newpte Street, in Herts, advertised by him to be Sold by Auttio,n on Monday the zilth inst. is unavoidably POST PONED TILL FURTHER NOTICE. T 10 -MORROW EVENING, September- i9th, Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Drama, called THE CASTLE SPECTRE. . their best modes of Recitation SELECT ASSEMBLY AND DANCING ACtll)-ENIIES, . R.ALLEN.respetifuily informs his Silllseribers I t Yl - anct Friends, that his CITY ASSEMI3I.IFS coin ',.nee on MO NI) A.Y the 4th instant at . No. tc, G rcat ztvl- tt • • i • ' , • - lit{-sheet, Goodniares- - helds, - am will be every_ coltow. 1 4 'Monday. . Nvne but Ladies or Character admitted. Dancing,ROorn season has been consideraOly e nlarged and impr - 0Ved. ,... . Ladies "and Gentieinort who have learned in the bld • or rio t at all, are privately completed in all the waist adiptred Steps, and every description of 'Dance in . modern - practiae the above Rooms, and at No. 19, Sherrard4trect, (.;olden NUare. Foreig-ners Navy and Army 0 ali.:ers, • CaptainS of Ships, Country Residents, and others, ',vto CAn devote but.a - sii9rt u nit to this. - accomplislitnent, ir.a.y rest as.snr,d su:.:11 pains ;Ad attention will be exerted for their improvement, as will eve them a kn ow l e d ge o f - t h e necessar y parts o f Dancing in out a fortnight, during which time they may Board and J -odge in the House. Broad Sword, Fencing, and Music taught. 'Schools attended. SUFFOLK - - - HOUSE at EXNING, near Newmarket. 0 BE LETT, - and entered upon at Michaelmas ..inext, or sooner , if required, in the Parish of Exninz, it,nrn one rnile of Newmarket, a Comfortable HOUSE, I(llvaesr:ltog of .two Parlours and.a Vestibule, a good Kitchen, o Offices ; also four good Chan-,':wrs, and Attic . _ a:A fiv e n A c together with a Garden, Stable, Coach-hotise, Stabl es. es of good PaSture, .adjoining the House arid 'Two 1 min Packs o f H arriers are kept within five miles Of . E x ; g, and a Pack of Fox hounds, . the principal part of the season, at Newmarket. • The Parisi! •of consisting of an exceeding good 1.-onimort Fiel uour s i n alliirds an opportunity Shooting and g . The House will be lctt free from Parochial Charges. . p,)err A A.,1,.r, rs auuno APuiv 4 , 3 R S • .. II - nd both Of 4 _Xliing, who will shevj :Ile Premises. • TEAS, SUGARS, RICE, MILLET, and SCOTCH BARLEY, AtiCil CHEAPER. • 141' 7EAS-One Ounce to every Powid (tret•) over t weight, Bohea, Zs. tv2.5. 6d. Con4ou Leaf, 25. Bd. to Congou Kind ll 3s. to Good Congo: , ,6d, to Is. Capital Sour: ung, .s. 6c..- to 61.. to Bs. est Imported l‘adra and C..per Se:,eilon; toy. per to. Green Teas, 45..6d: to ss. -Capita s. 6d. to 6s. Hyson, ' 4 - 6d. to 7s. Fine Bs. Superfine 95: to - Best Imported, of G °Rpowder its. Rer lb. 1 -°b aalers-Genuine Original CheStS l Cor.gou and Greet' Co d es. 4d. to 4.;. Bd. per lb. ss• 64, 1 ' 5, 3s. 60. to 4s Fine 4s. 6d. to ss. Bast Turkey, Choct9 6s* per - lb. Genuine Cotoa, 3s per lb:• blilkp ck i; t es, 4s. 6d. to ss. Best, is. 6:1. Sit' Hans , 64 4. -u archinan'S Patent, and kinest Vanilla, 6s. tu' 6s . per lb, . St / . . Gr o g 4 rs, Moist, sid. to 6d. Lump, toe. to 1 . 11 pry . h r . Lind Sugars toper Better sorts cheaper in 5-12?ortiott. to Od e, 2 3d. to 3i. Ground, 3d. to 4d. Rice,Flour, 4(1. "t`i• Millet, •z;d. to 3d. Scotch Barley; 21d. 3d. per IU. hooi':•tt Mess. EIS WARD F.AGL ETON and Co.'s thirty year , d-e stanlished Tea Warehouses,.... the Original t,rasshopper, I le 42, Cheapsirle ; and No. 9, Bishopsl,4te - street Wall.a, I 5 r Corw • I e A .1 ' • th e O .UT lON-No eannedion with any. other ;lons(' with t anl .-ign of the Gras hopper, d. c. or any other House of the iyt Nadi., No have any persons .in the I . , ;..ingrium to sall Ths, &c. in, or use their Name& or Firm. WV . Orders by T,vopenny or General Post, jai:losing Bank, Lo r t Bills, sent. to exact amount, or Clvnge!eturned in Wb c .s, or Orders fur Payment on delivery, duly attended to, Plan resale and Rtitall, and sent (as per order) to any part, - ~ Coach, C arr i er , b ut , Wl rar t, & c ..i n L on d on . tol a i e °• oest Prices.-Sugars, Teas, Cudees, - Cho. Spices,,. Fruits, Durham Mustards, Staren, l Ar t ecc. wiat extra advantages. Articles sunjed to rise and fall of Markets. tlCekpliters - (unly) niuSt pay Post, &c.-Request timely no . witlt Orders. • r . _ Et is remarkable that till this Work, there has not existed in the. English Langu4ge any . chaste and unexceptionable Collection of the Gans of British Poetry, which could with confidence be put into the hands of Youth of both. Sexes, and which at the same time united the necessary requisites of Quantity aril Cheapness. - The present. Volume, it is' be lieved; . will supply this deficiency, and be adopted at once as r.-ma i S -book n our respectanle Seminaries, and, as part of the (Economical Library of every private Family. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Churchyard ; said by T. Hurst, West and Hugnes, and Wallis, Pater : poster-row; Benjamin Taber;. at•the Juvenile Library, New Bond-street; Wilson and Spence, York ; E. Balieurs, Edin burgh; J. Archer, Dublin; - and by' all other Booksellers, Stationers, &c. ' • Of whom may be had, the under-mentioned School-books : ' c. Dr. ,Navor's British Nepos, price 45. bd. 2. Natural History, price 4s. 6d. • 3. - - - Abridgment of Plutarch, price 4s. 6d. S4_ . . Universal Short-hand, price ys. 6d. . Dr. Gregory's Elements of Polite Education, price 45.6 d. 6. Dr. Watkins's Universal Biog9pnical and Historical ' Dictio.ary; in One large 1(nl., 8%?. price 7. - Mr. Irving's Elements of English Composition, pfice 4s. 1 N. B. As Mr.'Phillips engages at any time to exchange new and perfeet Copies of any of these School-books for any other Books of his publiCation, they- are. 'of course, kept upon sale in the shop. of every respectable Bookseller; and may be.insp,eCled by the Public, free of expence. This Day was . published, In One thick Vol. tzmo. price ss. in boards, or 65.. bound ; containing more Letter-press than any other Medical Work of a gelieral and'popular nature ; rrHE FAMILY PHYSICIAN or DOMESTIC MEDICAL FRI END, containing plain and . praeli- . cal instrtetions for the prevention and cure of Diseases, ac cording to me last improvements and.cliscoVeries, with a se ries or Chapters on Collateral I,Subeels, comprizing every thing relative to the Theory and .Principles of the Medical Art, necessary to be knowh by the private Praaitioner ; the w hole divested of scientific and technical words and phrases; and adapted to the use of those Heads of Families w ho have not had a Classical or Medical Education. By'ALEXANDER TKOMSON, M. D. Author of Medical Consultations ; of .an Essay on the Dis. eases of Women - and of a Treatiseun the Nerves. The following respdable sanction_ has already appeared of this Valuable Work. " In our perusal of this comprehensive work, we have been particularly struck with the conciseness and perspicuity with hich the symptoms of the various diseases are describ ed; at d t -e care every where taken to point out those marks or •syin,,t,inis which diiiinguish one disease from another. Tn,s is inch...A an essenti.it requisite in a popular work of this . kind; for it the disease be mistaken, the well intended means of relict may prove fatally pernicious. In delivering the method of cure, the auttior.has very properly accommodated his direz.tions to cite understandings or plain, unlettered pa rents, ..,d warded them against the consequences or using deLterious remedies Without ni,dical assistance • we think, no .vever, that even th,enpericitced Practitioner will find many valuaole hints and iinproveunents not to be found iii any other work. , Besides xie 4 *cis usuaily treated of in %ork4 on toe , subject o, poiii,:stic Medicine, Vr. 1. has gi.- en the Method of treating Accidents. an Account of the Medicinal Bits and . Spring4 in this Island, with their uses; a,. Account of tire Stibstaimes commonly cm ployed in Medicine, more especially those inund in Great Britain, with thiiir vir tuz.-and uses, toi.ether with rules for'coll,:ding and prepay. n. &nem. 'Caere is wnat-no good book should In with out, a prop Index. pon Lie whole, ii extensive research, important observation, a.id, practical utility, can stamp a v.itie on a popular inedi‘al production, we believe the pie sent volume :Lis such just pretensions to;the.approbation and to our of the public as. cannot ail to 'ensure its success." Medical and Physical Journal. Printed for R. Phillips, Nu. 71, St. Panl's , Churc - h-yani ; soil by Hurst, .Wallis, - Symonds, and West and Hughes, Pa ; and oy all Booksellers.• N. B. That.this- pdpular Work may obtain an immediate commensurite with the important and useful in formation ivhich itcontaihs, the Publisher engages, at any time, to exchange with any Bookkseller, Cap ins of any of his PublicaLions forneiv,.clean,•and t:,;pies of this Work. Salop, CHET= uAtrd aJ i • Chestcr irxi 'forty- SlI;t11 , 14: c„aln(iS• 7;11, re„ 4V Se . 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Angela, Miss BIGGS Alice, 'Misq SPARKS, After the , Drama will be periortn , :xi, a Musical Farcc.called OF AGE ',CO-MORROW. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. KELLY.' Baron Willinghurst, Mr. BANNISTER, lust. ; Baron PiTelherg, Mr. SUETT ; Hans Molkus, Mr. ,MADDOCKS • - •1-lair. Dresser, Mr. CHIPPENDALE . ; Servant, Mr. EVANS. Lady Bruinback, Mrs SPARKS; ;fir Sophia, Miss STEPHENS ; Miss DE CAMP. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BANNISTER, T un . Boxes, bs. Set.c.nd Price, 3s. Pit, 35. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery, as. Second Price, is. Upper Gallery, Is. Se cond Price, 6d.— No Money to be Returned. PlaLes for the B,Aes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrouk, at the Box Office, in Little Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and to begin at half after Six. On Tuesday, the Tragedy of King Richard the Third, with the Drmatic Romance of Blue Beard. And on Thursday, the .Comedy of The Wheel of Fortune. p The Public are respecitutly informed that the Tra te y of Richard the Third will be aded every Tuesday, till further notice. BRIDGWATER. and SOMERSET, and CHARD BANKS. • - HE NOTES of the BANKS will be immediately „ 1"1 : - EN paid to the Holders thereof, in GUINEAS or BANK GLAND NOTES, at the option the: fi ilders, at the above respedive'Eariks, or at Messrs. Wilkinson, IlloNaw, Co.attd Banker's ' London.. liated the tsthSeptember, tget. ANNUITIES 'THE CO M M IS S I 0 NERSofSTAINES 4 BRIDGE do ,i,:re;iy give Noti e, That it is their inten tion to raise'Nlindy Av•Ainnuities; on toe Cr,Mit of the Tolls (i t f the Iron B r id g e i...tended to be e;:icted tr ; and that I t le Y Will meet tot M o nday, the mai llay of t) zr next, a , toe BuSh Inn, at St AL nes, at Twelve &Clock .1 :Noon, oir t ,: t .e purpose of receiving beak.: Otters .rim p.. 1 Person in , .illinutu not edtole advance Money on tne Cr_C :it u. 1 sa:d Totis, in less that, .:-001• spec:4'6'4la their a,.%:, and the. f Interest (which will be paid hall-yearly), tha, they are to accept. .. . T . Pa rticnlars maybe h. 4, by application tr. M. Rigg -iegiste r offi ce f or .m i l t i t i seic ;or at No. 2, Carey. London ; and of Mr. Horne, Solicitor, at S wines, t he Commissioners. , Dated Sept. s, 'tor. , 10H NI . RO NNE BERG takes the liberty , inform. jing the Nobility lid Gentry, th4t he ..,o4rtakes to Ulake, and teach the making, of Cupons and 4'oonards. lie .attrid «t their linuk.s eitnvr in Town or Countrv.- aci:,:zssed tl3 him, No. 1t; j.ime4-itrert, 'li7ook ,eet „. : ,_____k.,/mvenor-sq‘lare,-will pUnctu.Ally slim:tea to. ' YORK.E's - M.URAL NIGHTS. Just published,. by Clement, No. zot, Strand, London, Price in boards, 9s. beautifully piinted . in large Bvo.. N i fURAL NIGHTS - ; Or Elements of Civil 1111 knowledge. By H. REDI-lEAD'YOKE, Esq. It is well known,. that to the hour of midnight and silence, my Lamp has Been seen in'the high lOnely tow's', %shim I have oft out-watches! the Bear, and proje6ted, amidst other literary piirsuits, the system of I nstruEtion for the young and rising generation; which is now uttered to the - Public. As a proof of the high opinion the public entertain of the above work, we have extracted, from several. publications of the day the following'paragraphs 6 ' Mr. Redhead Yorke has just launched his Mural. Nights, which has been promised tc the Public ever since 1796. The Work. is divided into five -Chapters : The tat, upon Early Instruction. ad., The beSt mode of Education. 3d, Study of the Latin and Greek Languages. 4th, Eduta-. tion of the Middling Clas'ses of the Community.- sth, Plan of Public Elementary SThools, &c. &c. and - concludes with 'some highly interesting Anecdotes of Paschal, &c." Upon careful perus'il of this Book,- we recommend it As valuable to those who wish to give their Children a virtuous Education; to those who have neglected learning in- their earlier years ; and is as well Calculated for the maw of forty as for the boy of tas years of age. The Work itself is replete wiin a variety of inte.re•Aing Anecdotes." - The Earopean . Review, and Magazine for July,_ iSot, in speaking of tne above \\rock, 'very favourably concludes thus; " The merit of novelty are .put uu such a point of view, as to cat. the attention, and densaild the notice of all periOns—en ga64 t ,ie ousiness of: Ectu.:ation. yide':European,.page - 4t. See p. 375 or . ine Monthly -EpitoMe and Catalogueof New Yu TtiCatlOnSl Waco: this highly-interesting Work is reviewed in ten e Suld LY, Collins, Salisbury ; Bolen, Manchester ; Framp ton, and I.o,kett, Dore neSteF • Flower, Cambridge ; Cooke, Oxiord; Wari.upp, Dartford% and all other Booksellers, Stationers, and Liorarian.i, in Town and Country. O flit,: atx,ve Booksellers may be had, A-View of a COUise of Lectures on the. State of Society at the op(:nitig of ut.: Nineteenta Century, containing Inquiries into (IL.: Constitutions, Laws, and Manners of uhe Principal States (3 Europe. To oe delivered by . the same Author. etice Is. Bvo. 46 11304. RESTORING LOST POWER to the LIMBS. Q UFFERING by CHRONIC and LOCAL IN- L., JURIES ; such as Contraction and Wasting of the Mus cles !Ann Gout,' ltoeumatisms, Colds, Sciatica, Lunibagc, and Paralytic Anections, Sprains, and Cases of si miiar complexions: it has been. round useful iOr Chattier' of Solids,eurved S pines, and protuberant loints, as will ap. p...r the Attestation of thcir.reapectable Vaunts, who hay° permitted a tet'crence to he made to them. The rationality or the Yf•tetiLr is illustrated - in : One Vole 4to. entitled The S.;ience of Muscular Aetion.," price two guineas, wlta 15 eogr.:ved Copper-plates of-the Human Nlusels, iit Ati.trent points of view, by J. Pugh. . *:„-* Toe app,robation of toe first Profesional Characters, whose Letters are published in the Worlc., added to time 'Fes :lawny of Distingius.ted Pt rsonages, who have recoverea the 114 C or Limas, fully confirm the utility-of the Syaein.. Tau Uad. of Mr. - Nlawmari, bookseller, near thelcLusion -41011:1e. F&R PUBLIC SALE, At Smith's Coffee-house, over the Corn Exchange ) *talon ' day, zest Sept. aor, at One o'Clock prectsulys THE FOLLOWING. GOODS, viz. Iso Sacks FRESII HOUSEHOLD FLOUR. 7o Barrels FOREIGN FE,OUR. 460 Quarters RED HAMBRO' WHEAT. Soo Ditto FOREIGN WHITE. PEAS. tso Ditto FOREIGN BARLEY. • Catalogues• will be timely delivered. Samples in the mean time will be shewirby GEORGE FRENCH, Sworn Broker, No. 6, Great Eastcheap. BREWERY TO_BE SOLD, Peremptorily, on Thursday the 2.(i'Day of October, at Ore o'clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle street, Liverpool ; AVery Extensive and Complete BREWERY, erectedin the best manner within the last twelve years, possessing every improved principle notv known : 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 ol GQ,otio Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with cenivenient Stowage, and very extensive Warehouses, ,Malt-houses; Diying-kilns, &c. The Water is of the first quality, and inexhaustible.—The whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome awelling house,. well finished; ;aid may be viewed every day before the Sale,. where attendance will be given: For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near Liverpool. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. FARMER, On Thursday the 2.0 DA) , or Septeni )er inst. at the 13u11's Head Inn, in Loughborough, in me County of Leicester, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, k.ubjcet to such Con ditions at will be then produced, in Twelve Lots;, A CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE . and Vain bale FREEHOLD ESTATE (TYTHE FREE), at WartuabY, in the County of Leicester, late toe Property of WILLIAM ,BAYL EY CANT, Esq. deceased; about 14 miles from Leicester, 16 twin Nuctingnain. 12 trotri Lough borough, and five trout Metwn; near the centre of Lord Seftoc's Hunt, and including two very valuable Fox Covara, and several Pidiltatl.oll3. Toe situation is uncommonly tine, commanding a very great extent of Pruspect. No. 41 ' LOT I. plan. I The capital Mansion-Hour, with the aot- A. a. 1. Offices, Stables, Yards, 64.0.cn, Orchard, and Holm: Close adjoining, containing - - 6 i 29 2 A Slip of Land, part of tne F arm-yard ad. joining, as a Road to the Staples :. - w o 8 3 The Little Redpeatth - - - 4 2 3 2 4 Road at top or ditto = - - - o 133 5 Stone-pit Fox Cover - - • -. 7 223 6 Snort-cut Hill - - - - to a o 7 Datt's Close, with two small Plaritations and Stew - - - - - IL 232 8 Fish . POnd - - - 3 o o 9 Spinney below ditto - - .. 0 2to to A Plantation South side ditto - - o I o I. 1 The Fox Cover, called - Cant's Th9rns -:- 6 i 3 to Slip of Land at the Pool Head, cavveen Spin- ney, No. 9, and she k)lantatiod, No. so - o oso A.St 22.0 N.B.—The Fish-Pond is well stored with a ' . large quantity of very tine Vish, and the House is fitted up in an elegant manner, with new Furniture,, with which the -Pur . chaser may be accommodated at a fair ap. praise/null. • - . LOT 'II. • /3 A capital Messuage„ with Out-buildings , Yards, Garden, and HoMe Close adjqining 9 126 14, Road lately taken out of same - i 211 is Pasture Close and Plantatioh . , - , 6 ci. o 16 Another ditto, with Plantation - - 6 t3o I -, Near Pasture adjoining the Road - - 7 2 zB. IS farther ditto adjoining tie Road - - • - , 7 2 34 .A. 38 - 3 3 LOT.III. 19 The Ash Spinney at the top of the Town - A. Q 1 32 LOT IV. -- 20 The Great 'Red-earth - - - 21 3 o 21 The Little Pasture - - - 8 z r 3 22 l'he Great ditto - - - 18 131 23 The Road lately taken out of the above - 3 3z6 A. 52 I 30 LOT V. 24 The Stone-pit Red-earths, in twO _pieces (ex= elusive of the Allotment to the Surveyor of the Highwayi) - - A. 16 3 31 B. This Lot contains a' capital Quarry of Stone, anel will be subject to a Carriage , toad to the Stone-pit, Fox-cover. LOT VI:. as House and Garden, in the occupation of Richard Norman - A. o oTT LOT VII. 26 House, Garden, Orcherd, and. Croft, in the oc-:upat:un . of Thornas Rest and Rich. Norman . ' - - - A. o 114 • LOT -VIII. 27 House, Shop, and Garden, in the cocupa lion of Thomas Stevens • - - o 023 2S Frisby's-Close adjoining - - T 5 2,9 Garden or Potatoe Pleck - - o io 3o Old Bay of Building and small Bit of Land ° '" 4 A. z o LOT IX. -- - ------ 3 r Tho Round Plat - ' - A. z 7 o3z ---. N. - 11, This Lot is subje& to a Carriage-rcad to the Short-cut Hill, I).iff's Close and the Fish-pond, and Plantations adjoining. LOT X. 3 Furlong - _ 2 The Long - r 9 0 2 33 Short ditto - on. .- - .- . - . i Z 3to 34. Road lately taken out of the above . . . x a2z . • A• 33 0 34 LOT XI. - 3; A new-ereeled Messuage and Fish-pond Close (exclusiveof a Slip of Land at the f'ool-hcad) 19 , 2 37 36 Barn Close and Barn - - - 1 9 - 2 to 31 A Plantation at the North cqrner of Fish . pond Close - - - oo 6 A:39 I 13 • LOT XII. _ 38 The Hays i n tour p ieces -t; 28 33 The Road' latcly taken out of pole- 36 A. 34 0 24 N. B. This Lot is subjed to a 'Carriage-road . over the Eastwardly side. thereof, to the Fox-cover called C.int's Thorns. Mr. John Frisby, of Wartnaby, will shcw the Premises ; and for Particulars apply to Mr. 'Edraund Evans, of Dcroy, or to Mr. Smith, Surveyor, of Packington. Plans .ot the Estate may be seen at the Office of Mr. Edmund Evans, er at Mr. Smith's. N. 8.. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr.. Evans, Mr. Smith, Mr, John Frisby, of Messes. Kindericy, Lou„; and ince, of Symonct's Inn, London, or at the Place of Sale. TRANSIJOET OFFICE, Septrttrier g, dot. rHg COMMISSIONERS for /conducing MA'YESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, and for Me Care and Custot‘y of PRISONERS of WAR, do herd* Notice, that they will he ready on Tuesday, the 29th instant, at this Of to receive sealed Tendert, and treat with satth Per:rove as mg bt ttillint to Con&aol for I'M:idling Prisoners of Ago In health, front the First Ay of Nor twilter new inclarrive, for Six Months certain, at pea Men per Ay, at the Allow. lag Plates, s'i*. Mill Ptison and prison Ships, at Plymouth ; Portchester Castle and ditto, in Portsmouth Hartloirtj• Norman Cross, near Stilton; Deal, Prison Ships at Chatham, Y s armouth, Edinbutel, Liverpool, and • Stapleton, near Bristol: • The Contratfrs will 4e retstired to fird Seatr:y for t/ kg pelf:smarter of their Further...particular: may be known 6y.app6flttg at Mir fl, Norville k received dfter Ole it the day of Treaty, gtly notiedi unless the Parties, or .e.lg,ru: ,for tke-E, c:tc-.1. 4AST INDIA MUST; Septtnther 16, tBot. T" C OMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the UNITED COMPANY of AfERCHA NTS-of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, do hiiiky give Notice, ' That the Committee will he read, to rereiv e Proposals in writ-. ing, sealed tip, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th inst. for stalling the Compaly with Anchors and G rapnals, Canvas, Pitch and Tar, S teel, Swedish Iron: And lurk Persons 'who may think proper to deliver in renders. must express. theiein the lowest Price:, as they 14.111 not bz4•e ax cpportailiv of making any abatement. The Conditions of the Conti-at? may he'sren By appiyh T to Mr. Cogga':, Clerk 10-the said Coottnii ttee, with whom the Temiere Mat 6e left before Twelve o'Clock at NO= on the above day * as not dry Tender Zoill be received after that bore, SHENSTONE, near Ll,ctirtELri, STAFFORDSAIRk. TCS BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.:WARREN, , At, the - George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Friday. • . Oct. 31, ISoli at Three o'Clock, in Lots; EVERAI; very Eli g ible FREEHOLD FARMS, 13 situate at Footherley, Lynn, and Nether and Lower Stonnall, all in the Parish and Vicinity of the pleasant Vil lane of Sne„nstone, in aSporting Part ot the County of Staf ford, three Miles from Lichfield, six from Walsall, and twelve TroM - Birminghanfi also a capital Mansion, called. YFHEKLEY 'HALL, with suitable attached and de tached Offices, Coach-houtc, Stabling for Eight tiorscs, and other Out-buildings .all in complete repair a large well boundedplanted Carden, by a celebrated Trout Stream ; the whole comprising about E7o Acres of rich inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the highest, state of cultiva tion, with valuable Rights ot Common on Shenstone, Wood End, and Druid Heath. ' now in the occupation ot John Breynton, Esq. under LeaSe determinable in 'BO9, and of Messrs. Swan, Hard, Preston, Adcock, and Mousley, all very respectable Tenants, under Leases deterthinable 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 ho w in hand. _ Another FREEHOLD - ESTATE, containing 39 Acres, Z Roads, .38 Perches, with a commodious Dwelling-house and suitable Outbuildings, delightfullY situate at Harnmersvick, in the Parish of St. Michael, Lichfield; also a Leasehold , Farm of s 6 Acres, adjoining to the Freehold Premises, *NI convenient Farm HQUSC 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 T went ,•-one Years, at 31. Bs. per Aim. renewable every seven years ; both ivhich Fanns and Premises are in the holding of Mt James Wintertnnysunda Lease determinable at Lady-day, 1803, at the yearly Rent of 40. Printed Particulars .may be had twentv-one days preceding the Sale of Mr. Simpson, Attorney, in t=reat Charles -street, Birmingham • Mr. Willington, Solicitor, No * . '3, King's Bench Walk, 'Temple, LonOon ; Mr. Tho'..Garland, Bytimf, neat Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire; Mr. Calvert; Sudbury, Derbyshire ; at the Place of Sale; of Mr. Drewry, Printer, 1.):1-by ! ; at the principal rnns at Stadbrd, Burton, Tamworth, Ailierstone,. Coventry, and other It4j4cent Towns ; of Mr. Warren, Auaionecr, Birrrunzham ; anti of Mr% T. Sedgwick, at Shenstone- Wood Ind, wno will thew the several Lott. - • PLAIR's CEPHALIC YLUID, or ANODYNE ESSENCE 4. - b( the liEztD-An GlVES,inunediite Relief. in the most violent Head-ach, from what cause soev'r it may proceed; . and though its operation is so sudden, the, preparation is of such a nature,. that there is not a possibility of its doing the slightestininry in any case whatever. What enhanees the value.of' this Essence, is, its agneeable form, liact perieel safety, and immediate efficacy ; tor be. - ng an external application of a subtiley ,pznetratin.,,, volatile tiuid, it immediately operates on every here., at onLe reliev ;ng st -,-, 4.1 - orpt!taing tlientfrom future injury not, by means. of ny tetnp.otarysumnius or neteit,:c.us. noyne and tonic pnwers'peculiar to its,:lf.. • Sold,. by appountrient i at Cockell's Medicine Warehouse, No. '229, Strand .(7th house from Temple , •l3ar), - prit:e zs. gd. duty.inclusieS; also sold retail at all respectable Medicine Slinps. Observe the signature,_ " J-tockeli," in his hand-. writing, without which none are genuine. . • EXTRACT FROM THE - LONDON. GAZETTE. IT has been the study of the .Proprietors of the .Nvell-known , iNTISCOROUTIC DROPS, first Com.. posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SP I LSBURY, at niS Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, London, and continued Only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the Public. against the Impositions which are daily practised against Medicines possessing 'the first. respedability . ; and as the, virtues of the Antiscorbuttc Drops have been found not only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re source in-cutaneous eruptions. serophula; gout, rheumatism, and the attendant diseases of toe nerves, as the list of cures .accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc wiil testify, as well as tiie Treatise on Diet, Gout, &c. written by the iate Proprietor (which may be also had at the Dispensary), single thein out as tit ob;ecls to try, un der their sahelion, such spuiious imitations.' FOr this re*. . son, the Priprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Co_rti of the Stamp-Office, have aitixed a stamp on ea. h• bottle, printed h black ink, wit h ,the words " Spilsbury acid Co. No. 15, Soho-square," expressed upon it, ,Which, if tie iourchaser . attencls to, together, with the words " by t ie on.the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with t':e addition of the King's ArmS on the larger, he may be a,- cured he has.obtained• the Genuine Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary', Soho-square, London, av4ottles of Ss. and ii. as. eac4, duty included. j