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I ot . - ONTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE' M ONDAY . NEXT, February ,20, 1804, will be presented, T HE SPLDTER's DAUGHTER. .. 1' ~. !'Char.3C- t ers by. M. DO WTON. Mr. BANNISTER, jun. . • Mr. Mr. P OWELL, Mr. POP.E. "RA lsr.u, Mr. COLLINS,• * .....r. cAuLF/ELD-. Mr. CHATTERLy. t Mr., IORDAN, Mrs. YOUNG, Miss H. KELLY,' Mrs. SPARKS', Mrs ' SCOTT, Mrs. MADDOCKS. T.he Prologue to be spoken by Mr-POPE, And the Epilogue by Mrs. WITH . .r, : . CINDERELLA. JORDAN. * 4 nenew Comedy of 'lhe Soldier's Daughter, continu ing to be received throughout with the most unbounded and universal applause, will he repeated' every Monday, Tues , (14Y, Thursday, and Saturday, till further notice. . On Thursday, The Caravan, or The Driver and his Dog. A new Comic Opera, in Three Acts, the Music by Mr. Hooke ; and anew Fake, are in preparation at this Theatre. . _ -______ ----_ __ ______T___ _ THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. • , ON MONODY NEXT, February 20 , I S o4l '. 'will be pert d orm e , THE: MOI.JIkNING BRIDE D 0 NS .- omn. Mr KF. M 131_, E ; Zara', Mrs. St 1) . wrrti • - OSCAR ANI) MALVIN& , On Tuesday, loin' Bull, with Paul and Virginia. And on Thursday will be aaed' for the first time, a new tornedy,,in Five AEls, called Lave gives the Alarm. A new MUsical Entertainment in Two A6ts, and a Grand Panturnintical ltornantic Melo-Prama, are in preparation, and will both be produced as soon as possible. :-r -Positiv Mrs: ely f or t hi s Night only. ASTCEY's BEN EFIT. WELLS-S T . . . ROYALTY THEATR EF. RT, coODMAN"s-FIET_,DS. (--,N MONDAY Iv EX I', February 20' h. will . he,presented, positively kir, this Night only, the gr'rnd Historical Spectacle of FAIR ROSAMOND Or• . Woo DSTOC -K BOWER. Principal eliaraaeis htheir. and Mrs ASTT F.Y• Preceding the above, first a Comic Dance, composed by Mons. Mk.acEßoT, called • • ' -I.THE MERRY SA 11_,ORS. In the coarse of the Evenin,g,, a New Song, written . by,Ntr. Uroig, 'to be sting by Ms. I)AVIS, called '" Naipoliart Bonparte, or, The Wonder • Also, a New Song, written by. Mr. Ce.cir Ptri, to besting Magical Ha! Ha! by Mrs. HERBERT, called " 'rlie Ha•!" - ' . •—• . - Likewise aCo Song, by Miss F ISH.R, and the Show.Folk:s." called " Inc 111 r. LINK. will, for the tiv,,t tirne, on the s LACK 'ROP go th Erough his Ex ercises .... The Whole, to conclude wit,it a New Coinic RArlequinade, never per r:', i med here, called - ' • . THE MAGIC lib:As-is ; Or, DI.SHES OF ALL SORTS. Introducing a great Variety of euriwYs Incidents whimsieal and hair.hreadth iLscape-, The _whole of Oce t i l l ie rre e n , e ,a e r s a , Eters are far too nurnernos-sEst'or insert. ion. Thep antomime to cot:chide-with a' r. , r auto , ist Tanis,. . r; EA CR 0 rro p e rtiar • m ~,-, ; ,Y 2 3d, nut Saturday zsih of 1. r•-" , Mi.- , r,EIWs Compaily will appear tor the last Three Nights, , Ai - iii the French Historic - al I. aelof lulii of Louvain. liox '4s. Sc:cond Price ".r ---:Pit zs. Second Price‘ts.L First Gallery is. Second Price 6d. --.Upper Gallery 6d. • . Doors to be opened at Half past Five, to commence at Halt past Six-precisely. Halt 1;r ice at Half past E.ii•ht o'Clock. Places to be taken at the 13ox-o.flice' of ther.'fheatre from Eleven till Three o'Clock. THE- ' COUNTY:OF SURREY; SUBSCRIBERS to the HISTQaY of this COUTY, by the late Rev. OW EN MAN NING, are respectfully irlormed, that the First Vein The of the Work will be ready-lobo delivered to her orders co- n St. George's day (z3:l April) next, by the Ptibise;lr.i White, of Fleet-street, upon payment of the Second Sub scription, as speCifierrin the Poposals. '.". Thenumber of the impression.is only soo, viz. tso copies ort larg-paper; and 15 0 on' smart • paper. The Subscription List for the former isentirelv- fitted, and the latter nearly Si). Subscriptions, however, will continue to be received ter the srnall pap,- O n the original terms till the day of or after whkla time . the priCe of such cdpies as may rentain will be considerably raised. Fleet -street, Fe!•• 17, QO4. • SALT oF INDIA .MUSLINS, IRISH LINENS, -&c 13EN.NINO, FURNITURE PRINTER and ottilip;RAP-Llt:: takes this opportunity of acquainting -the ` T i thelVhloleCsaelnetilvi.' an'i Public (that as hem eans to continue his Reil StockA.o.inne,s.9illY;.front the of March), etrio Musis, and .the Qt' V.urnitures fast.plain colours,. Ire selling 011 - ; at, --,,,,,1"'.a1109s Artreles.of Linen DraperY, i.r prime.cost. No. 16, Cheap Side. • '' ---T____________.,..„ oRD smiERVILF..%. PATE 7.---------:----------.- . . Al 00 Ln PLAT ts, 16 il.(iciNcl?isvE3". LOU l 0 are by these Pla tes enabled •:o lay the _IL Furrow at any angle more or less flat, ar.d at th -, time preserye a level bottom, an objed- of the greateests'irnit piartance in ploughin;7„ which cannot be obtained by_ anv fixed Mould Plato4vhatever, and the Furrow- being thereby iaiti: over at the.greatest Ro,sibledistance from the. point where it, is cut offddroin the Land, of necessity the. weiglit t'Alrawirig will be very'rnuch reduced. The Patent wi g not-procured with a view to nrfke these Ploughs an objed ot profit, but Lo render thenyto the Public ..upon the most L.,:rre.kit p r inciplz... - , Sola, b'y Appintment,' at I-larper and -Fariner's, Ironnien:. Sers, St. John -street.' • • - ...__Cart, Tire, and Iron Airrrts, on very low terms. _____________ ____________ NEW' INVENTED WATEItiPROOF ROOTS aitl - SHOES. -pi DWARD MOGGI;IDGE, I\lo 44, Ludgne t,bill,' London, begs leave to inform his Friends arid the Publib in general,- tliat af ter many years a t tention and expe rience, he has to olleTthern I; ocycs .aild..sl-10 , E s, Is ATE R- P.R.OOF, with perteet, confidence of their being lar.superior- Loany ever made. Fie makes the lightest dress Shoes and Boots Water-proofrescrving the Leather soft and pliable.' He re- COM mend 9 I nehron shooting exeursicins, a*no- water can ,pe rlAlsate. 4iliew,ise,lns New-inventeil-S HOOTING- RC: , f) TS . ; keather prep.ired in this way, has the advantage ut lasting twice as long as Leather dres.:;l in the common way.' .-•:cr;" articleputsuell general, niiiit!' :v.ill nu doubt aurae} Inc attentinn,ofalie PuAic, an 4. induce those Wiio have a real value for their heals;, to c, l ply at his ;..lanufaCtorv, as above. lie has-no caiii-lexion With any other HOUSC in LOndon. ,t. K. will thank phose of his Friends, and the Public, wile may,fa,vour him .wi:-!, their o i-lers, to aporize him as early as possible, as it wi:: -ii '... l '' t o execute their Com- Mands without disappointment. - N. B, ..A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, Waterproof and Otherwise, constalilly kept M-11-fie —Mt and West India Trade. . Merehauts. and C:,..ipzains._:___kibe.ra)lk treated with., • -t!.,- , - 7 . _____ ' BOW VIVAN-1 `,-1:---4Gentlemen ex ',...tlenc. 14-I.theinconveniericies arisin,; fro:J., Indigestion, will at all times,fincl, relief froto.the us, of 1.. I L L W. 821 LAs- PATENT ' AN. NTr ill LI ou Pills h ,ving'ito.:Aloes-nor any iVlercuril; ,ireparation in theit• coin Rosition require..no_LOnhnemilit nor. any particular regi men, 'anti h'ey will' iii"the-mii,le.st mariner tepiove the luty. acrimonious,-bilMbs . matter which is always generated in t, stoniach by,a too. frequent us.e. of, •the bottle : or ot , rich a. s iY...', try viinkli. Sold at the EIa!JJ,-,itory, No, - 35, ,13edr°- brret•-,-Cciverit-garden, in -r: 6d. and los. each, duty inclutl-.41; liiiti'by all the Yendet, in ToWn and Country. • MARINE SOCIETY s OFFICE, . . February z, 1804. A T the Annual General Cotirt of the Governors lA. of this Corporation, held this Day, the Officers forthe Year ensuing were elected, and the Anniversary Meeting ap pointed'to be held at the London Tavern, on . Thursday the 23d instant. . l'he Risht Han. Earl ROMNEY, President; VICE-PRESIDENTS; Sir W. Dolben, Bart. M. P. Sam. Thornton, Esq. M. P. 'John Frere,'Esq, Admiral Sir . ). Colpoys, K.B. Samuel Long. Esq. Earl Spencer. The km Dr. GLASSE, Chaplain. SAMUEL THORNTON, Esq. 1. P. Treasurer. COMMITTEE: • I. T. Angersteln, Esq. • . A. S: t ordon, Esq. Rawson Aislabie,' Esq. Dr. Hawes Thomas Bodditigtnn, Esq. J. H. Hecker, Esq. Sir William 13lizard . George Henckell, Esq. john St. Bsrbe, Esq. John Hingeston; Esq. Edward 1301, Esq. Georgeklawks„ Esq. Dr. Budd W. Adair' laCkSon, Esq. Richard Baldwn, Esq. ~,G, A. Kernpenfe4, Esq. P. C. Bruce,' Esq. ' Beeitmi Long, Esq. Benjamin•Bapard, Esq. - Richard Lewin, Esq. Captain Bourchier, R. N. Win. Manning, Esq. M. P. John Biddulph, Esq. • Isaac Nlinet, Esq.: John Blackburn, Esq. M. P. Edward Ommanney; Esq, Thomasßaring; Esq. F: 'M. Ommanney, Esq.' Captain Blanchard Jeremiah Oliye, Esq. Is.Hawkirtsßrown,Esq. M.P. Robert Precious, Esq. W. lames Coolc, - .Esq.. , Richard Pack,. Esq. John Clements, Esq.. 'Th oma s Reid, Esq. Daniel Colkett, Esq.' Dr. Roberteun Anthony Clarke, Esq. Dr. Sherson Allen Chatfield, Esq. Joseph Steele, Esq. William Dent, Esq. Captain Snow John Deane, Esq. Colonel Smith John Evkyn, Ls+ : • Thomas Saville, Esq:, Charles Enderby, Esq. John Travers; I.:sq. W.. Forssteen, Esq, _ Stephen Thbrnton, Esq. Sebastian Fridag, Esq. W. Willis,sq. Sir W. Geary. B a rt. M. P.' John, .. Welltord, •Esq. Gorge Godwin, Esq. Sir Daniel Williams •FranciS Gregg, Esq. • David Pike Watts, Esq. A - - STEWARDS: The Rt. Hon. Viscount Mar= Tohn English Dolben, ESq. sham, M. P. WiRIM Adair. I ackson, Esq. TheHon.Capt.A.Legge,R.N. 'file Hon.Geo.Watson,.M. P: Tliemson Bonar, The Hon. C.Berbort Pierre= John Puget, E.sq r. . pont, M. P. • • farnes,aalford, Eot. Governors not having received Tickets, 'is owing to. their Residences not being known, Notice of ,whicii being sent to thisOtfiCe, it shall be immediately attended to. VVINE'lri - -de from' Por[ - 4a]; Ltnel, and 'other. Foreign Grapes, to he had - . niy of DALE - , the'Ma_ nufadnrer, at is Yaultsi- N9r z 7 Haymarket. The above Wines are paitiirL7fly'dry, atyd'erffirery diested of that kind of sweetness commen.:to -English 'Wines, and are acknow.: 'edged by the Connoisseurs in thox Articles . , to be greatly superior to [nap)/ of the Sherry and Madeira,Wines in Family use. • Price for Readyzrnoney, only - 265.- per Dozen. Eng lish made Wine:, irom 21s. tows. One Dozen sent free of Expene.e to any part ofthe Town. Ttnilies,resident in the Cow,try maybe acCominodated withajlaniper to the amount of a Two• Pound Note,-or upwaids,,oa inclosing the Re mittance per Post. A N APARTMENT to be LETT tit a SINGLE 11 GENTLEMAN, genteelly FURNISHED, in a small . privat e Family , without Children or L o d gers , within five minuies walk of both Houses or - Parliament, the Public Offices, icc. The Gentleman may be accomroodated with Board. Res pedable references Will be reqi Fred . Cards of Address at Mr. Watson's, Upholsterer, No.' sr, A4atliament-street. mHE-Origittal 'PATENT BEDSTEADS , SOFA BEDS% CHAlR'antl BEDS, with very comiderabl4 Improvements, by MORGAN and SANDERS, InVentors of their nincli admireil'lMPEßlAl. DINING TABLES., and Portable Chairs,- and Manulatiurers in general of Mo- dern Uphols*ery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock o,t" every Article in the above branches, is always ready for ihspealorr,:xforthe furnishink Houses complete, in the First Styleof Fashion, and warra n t e d o f t h e best orkmanship; and clioiceSt Materials. Elegant Four.:pOsi Beds and Bedding complete, with new designed Window, Curtains, Patent Alusquito Net Beds, par ticularly portOle_ for all Foreign Climates, by. Morgan and Sanders - , Upholsteters and Cabinet Manufaau 7 rers, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-strect, Strand. Please to obi serve No.: LG. and t7-has no connexion whatever with any other WarehoUse in Lo don. . Army and Navy - Equipage of every description, on iMproved principles; very portable. BE ?ARTICULAR:AS TO tlit HOUSE... PATENT BEDS'T'EADS AND TABLES. 111ILITLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet 1,3 Ware-rooms and `lanulado-3 , -..bros 13 and 14 Cattle rine.Street. A farge asgoftinent ok,articles of the -newest, neatest, and most (economical Fashions,' of weiffseasoned materials, and excellent workmanship, with seyeral im provements. BUTL.LR tespedfully relies on the good discernment of the`Public, -that' they will oee through the paltry devices and 145inuations opposed to turn and counterfeiting his arti cles. It is well k:.lown that 13:)-r LER has two pat ents , one for Tables; the - other for Bedsteads ; 'the 'priliciple of the first is applicable fo almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders them more convenient for Houses,, and much more portable.. The principle of the other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post, Tent, Sofa, and CUair Beds, which latter arc singularly- use ful in sickness., and each w#en.. - . shut up, make a handsome piece of furnitine fora iftingßooin, Dressing Room, &c. • The Four Pi;it and Tent 'Beds go together in all pa'rts with brass, and are fixed with much :ease . Without - the: help of tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the above, adapted fOr Gentlemen of the Army and and hot climateS, also portable Chairs, &c. Bur tzx's katent Manufactures have been graciously pa tronized by the King , queen, and Royal Family, ,and ho noured by oiderS' froth 'numbers of the Nobility and C entry, and, have been .highly approved of in - the East and West Indies : the, merit .of the Articles, have thus met with fa ' vourable encouragement, and for which he returns iiisgrate,, ful acknovvi,,lgnients, and cannot but notice the kind Of fices of .i.orne others, who fix up large Sign-B6ards, with B UTLEit'sllame inscribed, which may help also to ; promote his Business, or shoUld it be designed otherwise, he, Iby . the permission of Providence, thanuladtireS and-sells hi s Supe nor- our.- post.and other Beds,'excellent Dining Tables, and Cabinet articles as above, namely, C atherine-street, 8 d oors from the stV a nd: a B r i ck front l-14'use; where he has con. struded se'veral Tools and MaChnieS fOr working the sank,' and has otherwise been at considedible expence. to bring theta to that utility and degree of perfeAion at which they now ate. - At the - S.i - rna„,pl'ace may be had' every Article for the completeiv Furnishing Houses. N.B. •For Exportation. T HE Kihg:-. Evil, which derived- its clam; fr9m the faith in: a royal 'piece of silver,' waS a. remedy which carried :Medicine into', Gothic obsourity.:,--Aeasun a n d Physic acquFring a.litore res peaahle :footing, destroyed the belief in • c' , :irms ; and' in Cilaiieei. ''rei-gn, the resp ec t a b le Wiseman ~- a ve a method of euteiknh rationuLprinciples of pr.; tice. In the glands Scropliutl eherally fikes, and those m -c especi;:llyilhoiti the neck : 't litoat, 7 OlistruCting the :t -',ibtait glands, .'anct thoseaptiriiil riated 'for t'h'e saliva, and ~ .bCilje Of tail illg-. . Spilsbu-rtq's t I,6 IiWOT . CIitIC.: Drops. in; 5 crease the gl:ei , sittlar aaion, anti for that reason have,be of prefertA in cases of S crop h ola, In Scrop.httions diseases of ihe 'Skin it 'pt,klirces.so.iretYa eirctilladri of the perspiration, and,.otherneceary secretions,. that ;as a, renidy in obstruc tions of thii:ll - al it is unequalled. , , ' 4 l. ll •Fnrtt! . .l.: trirth of the asSertion ertne cure of Scrophula, de Spilsbury's Treatise 'aud Cases' of Scurvey, . Gout, &c. ' Priee 3s. 6d. soli together with the Drops, ..No.. is, Soho 4 , !are, in bottks, lacltithiig,tlie black stamp, at Ss. 6d. Los. "t 1 1 1. as, each, -.- • 7:- . 10, r • : , -- ''..) ,:,,-, /).;, • , ki .o . to r / , l ' •-- 41 - 111 e t > ti .. RA. --.. . . . -* ,:•:).,•''., ~,,,,, . , • 1 , .: • -y am A 4 ~• - - -......1-- , . • - r - --.4 ~,I ''------ --- ...1„,:--,,J -,.. AS \ t % 411- ; 2 *,, ,t , •----'-.. 7 - ~,,, Y-, '... k >.. ki U . J 0 . , . TA __. 4.).,,1.-si ,- 0 0 / het' , ' ;tlt -- - - _)• - . -10 I hili ~\\,-.. - • 11, i eokk „. . . Mr. ARTHUR YOUNG's FARPvIER's CALENDAR. In the Press, and in'a few Days will be published, In One very large Volume, Oclay°, price Half-a-Guinea, in boards, THE FARMER's CALENDAR; containing PRACTICAL EXPLANATIONS of the BUSI NESS necessary to be perforibed on various kindstf FARMS DURING EVERY MONTH of the YEARl•with the Principles of various new Improvements and Instructions for executing thern. By ARTHUR' YOUNG, Esq. F. R. S. Secretary to the Board of 'Agriculture, and Honorary Mem ber of many Societies in Europe and America. - The-Plan of this Work is already well known to the Pub., lic, and has been sanctioned by the rapid Sale of four large Editions. It had, however, remained out. of print- several years,, but thesAuthor has now re-published it, with such considerable Improvements and Alterations adapted to the present advanced state of Agriculture, that it may be justly described as an entirely New and Modern Work. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom maw be had, The-ANNALS of AG RI CUI;TUR E, .a Periodical Work, edited by Mr. Young, in Monthly Numbers, at as. each, and complete Sets in forty volumes, price 251. in boards. NEW EDITION of Mr. GODWIN's LIFE and AGE of CHAUCER. it 4R: PHILLIPS has the - Sitisfadion to inform I.I I J, the. Public, that in consequence of 'the very favourable reception and rapid Sale of the First Edition of Mr. Godwin's Life and Age of Chaucer, he has prepared a New Editibn, in Four handsome Volumes, Odavo, which ni - iy be had of all Booksellers, price Thirty-six - Shilling's in boards. 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I Price 3s. gd. of England, in 2 Vols, }and pi. per of France, in t Vol. I Vol: in bds. • of America, in l Vol. All persons are requested to complete their Sets a soon as possible. • , , - - Day werelYublislied,: Handsomely printed in sinalliVo. price S. in boards, TRANSLATIONS from the - GREEK, viz. Aristotle's Synopsis of the Virtues and Vices, the Similitudes of Deinophilus, the Golden Sentences of Demo elates, and the Pytitagorlc SYMbOli, with:the Eit.Planations of I nnblichus. by WILLIAM BRIDOMAN, F.L.S . . To which are added, The Pythagoric Sentences of Demophilus.' By Mr. mamas Taylor.- Sold by I. White, Hozace's Head, Fleet-street. , .yrA ~, . w i 4 1 c , 114.- .4 A,I, 1.---; / -4 \ v im/ : CZ'Cl i q l 7' As. • - This Day Was published, Elegantly pr . ited• in a Pocket VnluaL , ,:an4 adorned with numerous Engravings, price los. 6t. in boafds, A New- Edition (being th, Fourteenth) of THE PLEASURES of MEMORY, with other Poeins. By SAMUEL ROGERS - , Esq. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. The 23d of APRIL, 1804, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW_ INC.. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. T0t . 41 Val tte. 2 of kao,ooo are ‘40,000 10,000 - 20,000 3 - 5 , 000 - 15000 4 - 2,000 8,000 Ia - 1,000 12,000 13 Soo - 6,50 a 200 . 4,000 5. - 1") t . SO 5,000 23 - 147,000 7 ,7 5 0 30,000 Tickets 4'262,cc0 Part of the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First Day - ,C.r,000 First-drawn Titlet Seventh Day - First-drawn Ninth Day . - - - - siooo TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at E VERY LICENSE!) LO-FTERV-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - 17 70 2 Half - 818 o Eighth • - • 5 6 Quarter 4 ro 0 Sixteenth - - r 3 0 * * *Tickets and Shares will gradnallv rise until the Drawing. BLUNTISHAM, HUNTS. ..FREEHOLD WOODLANDS, including the TIMBER, &c. &C. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER COXE, - BURRELL and FOSTER, At the Crown, Inn, Huntingdon, on Saturday, March 10, at Two o'Clock, in Two Lots, unless previously disposed of by Private Cnntrad, Lot. - T. A Piece 'or Parcel of Valuable thriving WOODLAND (together with al( the Tim ber and Undetwood standing and growing thereon, which will be included in the purchase), containing 88 'Acres, cailed Bluntishain Low Wood, in the Parish. of Bluntishirn; in the County of Hunts, adjoining excellent roads, and conve, nient for water carriage, being within one mire of the Navi gable River Ouse. _ Lot z. A Piece or Parcel contiguous to the last Lot, , con. taining at)out sz Acres, called Bluntisham High Wood, to.. gether with the Tirnber and Underwood also. May be viewed till the Sale, on application to Mr. Thomas Watts, at the .White Horse, liluntisham, of whom parttcu lars may be had ; at the Crown, St. Ives ; Crown, Hunt-, ingdon ; Cross Keys, St.' Neot's ; Red Lion, Cambridge; Lamb, Ely; of Messrs. Bleasdale and Alexauder, Solicitors, Hatton -court, Threadneedle-street ; and of Messrs. Peter Coxe, Burrell, and Foster, Throgmorton-street. 'LEICESTERSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, By Mr. FARMER, At the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester, on u Tu c e ph s i d eß a ll y sy t p h p e a : at o un t rd h e of March .next, at Ten o'C lock in the Forenoon, h n. Lots, Li THIRTY D t A he g Lo o E n f i S s hoiFfp o i ! L A O r i f h a HUNDRED s and Me,,dow, in LODDINGTON,' in the Count of Le.l..,:ster. Lodclington is near the Turnpike Road from Lei..:escer to Stamford and Wansford, and wman easy distances of the Market Towns Di teieester, liarborough, Uppingham, Oakhani and Melton. Opportunities of pur- ChaSing . so desirable Estates seldom otter._ To view the - Estate, apply to Charles Burbidge, at Lod. dington ; and for ,further information apply at the Office. of Messrs. Pares, Miles and Alston, in Leicester, where, as also at Mr. Palmer's Office, in Uppingham, Messrs. Baxter's and Martin's, FUrnival's-inn, London, and the Printers of the Northampton, Stamford, NottingliaPn and Derby News papers, printed particulars, with plans, may be had fourteea days before the Sale. VALUABLE ESTATES IN THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND, TO BE SOLD. HERE i 9 to he Sold in the course of the en. L. suing Winter, the ESTATES of OLD CASTLE. HILL, WESTER INCHES, CRADLEHALL,• DRA. KIES,•MAINS of CASTLEHILL, STONEYFIELD, BOOMTOWN, NIUCKOVIE, and BOGBAIN, all near Inverness, in ditferent Lots. These Estates are beautifully situated in the immediate Neighbourhood ot• the thriving arid populous Royal Borough of Inverness, Fort George, and the Caledonian Canal, which is now .begun. The Farms are in general sufficiently ln closed and in:good order, with Houses, Office-houses, , dens, and thriving Plantations of Wood. Among the- many • • advantages, a great part of the Estates are along the Sea-side, - and have the benefit of the Sea Ware, The Hills, which are Extensive, abound with Game. The Lands and Barony of Old Castichill, with the Burgh of Barony, are held of the King, and allbrd a Freehold Qualification to vote for a Mein her to serve in Parliament for the County of Inverness. Gentlemen who wish to purchase Lands in the North of Scotland, will seldom find such desirable properties in the Market. a For further information, application to be made to Camp bell Mackintosh, Esq. of Inverness. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. • •NTOTWITHSTANDING this celebrated Medi cine has •stond . thq test of near Half a Century, 'Yet fresh proofs of its superior efficacy are daily experienced. Iu Fevers. of all sorts its reputation is indubitably established ; but in the Black and Yellow, Putrid Fevers, so destructive in hot Climes, and in Complaints produced by foul and contaminated air (to use the expression of a G.entlemaii in the African' Tnicie), it is a diVine Remedy. For its healing qua lities irtiPle Gout, Rheumatism, Scurvy, Asthma, Consump tions, ainplaints of the Stomach and Bowels, and its or_ dial. elleCis in the decays of Age, &c. see Book of Cures delivered gratis, at the Dodor's,house, No. z 9, Lower Brook stre4,. Grosvenor-square, where the Faintly Bottles, zzs. duty included, only can be had; and• Orders for Exportation arecxecutAl. Sold in sinallerbottles, price us. and 2s. 9d. by Bacon and Co. No. iso, Oxford-street, principal Vender, and by' all other Retailers of Medicines. N . . B.: The Public arc particularly cautioned not to pur chase any, of this Medicine without a Certificate being at tached to.eacb Bottle ,• Signed by the sole Proprietor s , 'rh o . Gale and Charlotte Moore. . A liberal allowance is made to Merchants, and those who pur,:hase to sell again. . • FOR GOUT, WIND, SPASMS, PAINS IN THE STO.. MACH, AND DEBILITY ARISING FROM AGE OR. OTHER CAUSES. WALSH's GINGER SEEDS. rrHIS Preparation of the Ginger is recommended - . for Indigestion, Weakness, Cramp and Pains in the 'Stomach, and in all Disorders where Ginger or Cordial Me dicines are. necessary. '..They are also serviceable- in• Cold s Flatulent, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Paralytic Complaints, and Debi litv arinugrrom Age or other Causes: Those who suckle will rind them particularly adapted - for that period, as they. remove that faintness so generally experienced,, coned the Milk, and prevent Flatulencies, so fatal ta',Tufants. They , readily dis,solve. in any• liquid, and are preferable to common-Ginger, being freed from the impurities, and the woody _and fibrous . parts of the. rorit. The quantity of a tea spoonful may betaken at any time, either alone, and chewed digradually swallowed, or dissolved in- a cupful of tea, or a glassof wine, .or wine and water • Prepared and sold only by F. C. Walsh (Inventor), Che mist to liis Royal Highness the Duke of York, No. too, Strand, London, in Bottles, 2s. gd. and los. 6d. each.-- Walsh's Powdered Ginger, 7s. 6d. each Bottle.