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Thames, 'Clock, of ONg of WOOD , WOOD a.w t THRIV' Liles of tl the Counti- Two Tell' r, Two G 1 0:: P. sittrat 4 %i vt Goring = 1 ° laid, at waif ouble the an' t h e 004 irmingtiaq °midi I ; 3'l'l kF,NC!I MARBLn ing r7ays, at 11, 5y D:n..c , hill I- -,vN;ilg TRADri 'tench lOtir cps mired, Twentr-ri, 'w en ty 'Croy air of Marbj "Jne Hund inch, anci s c a l ito Thou "'Beath ‘lllll iCty o ofr CO ° ,th 'Mali, :lie •ita t.. irement. m-a ..j `any} retif t ‘ o s suited l c it infant, F i ti v ai uiniall the horrors lies rift tnd I.not rre -and , 9 , fleet the & =owe all . I,l ' Nledicine 'hy§ician, le cause of Iro neral and f 3, 1 1 -,, !dge el the w i;j : le is pe6 41 ' 41 , it is inwe s i v i it vatioUS ln Z/ • atudulp study, It hat ate'' g A alai t 1 , - e calainitifo ption, t a el nivel) , 0)7 ;. „Akei of Iceowy• - 0 pl c lstirc and f 0 fe ar, ive either these r'illg carne souses. tv :hes the as t trorn •at Of artery pt re hrtmedil t ; r surpri,dilg:ll •an ihipenttf :iieting the rum their 0 to be had e i di doors frogs' ottles at 1 ()': f E. .14: 0 \f and CO. 7 ; to' 4 , 51.,(gh ; P:1 ,1 0 )1 ; IVIC) 0 4 0 13°0001 'lilt • ƒc& /> Inent, EQ J O;' NRRJa know o o,o v feat refr e if; • f t " I 7 S 1 )3 ' tLf,l;:r, resps , cts 3 1 .1 ink/ • are .S to CLlre. • ; cOriltlV i i O. 3 1 + 1 00 1 ;ii nt, at 11' 11 .'4 t !et, oppo'-' , ti" 14.1zatd, #llO4 (.; 0 1 4 June pc s AP lw ait s ; ; Bitulso vs.:ller, Li „puto'. 4 . i tt ,jevs• * InG pp ps 'ItIMBER 2841.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRUP:Y-LAN E. TO...MORROW EVENING, Od. 2 9 , 'Sox, will be performed, THE CASTLE SPECTRE. Osmond, Mr. 13 ARIOINIO RE ; Reginald, Mr. WROUG HTON ; Percy, Mr. C. KEMPLE ; Father Philip,. Mr. PALMER. Angela, Miss G GS; Alice, Mrs. SPARKS. - WITH _ _ • OF AGETO-IVIORROW. • leann t Willinghurst, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. ; Baron Pittelberg, DU. SUE'rT ; • /Hans Molkus, Mr. HADDOCKS. Lady Brumback, Mrs. 4-PARKS ; Sophia. Miss iTEPIIENS ; 0 'Maria, Miss DE CAMP. c o 4 Tridav, the Dramatic Romance al' Blue Beard, with a tzeit-ear cnllecl The Folie.; of a D..ty, arter which the Musi- , - ntertainment of The Childiert ti,e Wood. t urn ., l notice will be given of Mrs. Billington's next per- THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, T0 -MORROW EVENING, Oa. ig, 180 I, will be' prndoced, anew Comedy, never called FOLLY AS IT FLIES. • With New Scenes, 6resses, and Decorations. The Principal Characlers by • Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. lIGHT, Mr. H. lotiL4s - rom, Mr. MUP.RAV, Pdr.. WITITFIELD, Mr. WADDY, Pa SIMMONS;O GIBES, Mrs. PWELL, Miss NI UkR The Prcio•ue t 6 be spoken by Mr. B ETT E RION. ,The Epilogue by Mr. MUNDEN. .Wza x .-.- THE E:•:CAPES - ; THE WATE composed by Czitx u :Aar x • The Principal Characters by • Mr.. INCLEDON, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. ToWNS ll„ Mr. HILL. Mr. SI • Miss DIXON, :Hiss WHEATLEY, MiSs HOWELLS, Mrs. BASTER, atat, Gentlemen who not obtain Places fog l's t , tliard 111. are respeCtfulty informed Mr Cook; will ap . :? !•"1 in the same Characier every Monday till turner no•iite. h e ‘te Public are respecthilly acquainted this Theatre will every Night in the Week for the realaiuder of the MARRIAGE SETTLEIVIrITS. PELICAN LI FICE, Lombard-street. INtURANCE UPON LIVES is found to supply axi aid to Marriage Settlemelas, so impoitakit as to pre , .. t r ` t t l ' , t incurnbraya:es ion Landed. Estate; and to_ fu sts the _ of a4l adequate Settlement, in many cases', where 110 u.le,r Suitable Security cou 'be given. 'Reversions,. Inca to during Life ::rising runt t eii or Milit ar y Otti ‘vs , may be preserved to the Families be HArlers, by Lite I tisuran ce 04 1 :‘ I' r,posal of - this Office lotinviranct on Single Lives, .I(itt Lives. Survirorships • alaa for providing En .vroent s tor. and l'ornak. Cnilltron, either separately are delivered gratis at the Office. P. BOWERS, Sec. T 1.1. ER ABSCONDED. -f irI7IO.MAS EDGE, a Stout young IVIao, sallow t Complexion, round. pitted a little with the ~, r ll ll-poN, , . Ili:lrked with a Mole on his right Check, and is 4y,t1.,f,:,et eight ; had on a Black , Copt anti ty Hurse; with only . ott heard of last Wednesday at Aylesbury, -htel:\:rn )oiu'istey through Wales, and is 'supposed to himself' sornewile:e about the Country'. tna 3 " tl r Person will stop him, snd give notice to rdr. ', l exancler, Grocer, ••••10. 363, Strand, his Master, they c or o P handsomely rewarded, for any intelligence con t,,;t_ill, him since, Wednesday the 21st in,tant.' And all Per- Who have - any Accoursts with the sai,l Mr. Alexander, Peteby requested to lake notice th the said Tno;nas go ~.ie has no aur!;,,rity to receive any M at Money dn such Ac.. 4 i g t ' 4 s, :aid. the-theyoti ere not to pay the s'inte to any Person 4 ,‘ hfrtt further no is posed to have Property to i•lerable amount about hint. • nis ottence. being made Felony by a.. late Aa of r4r,lment, aoy arikeeper, or 'other - Person, hrbouring o; t o ; t ta a ling will nesubjeEt Prosie.ctitio a n, unless they iAllnediate notice' as above BREAD. 'tIAMILIES that rriiike Bread may be sth-plied Vii,with HAND MILLS for GRINDING WHEAT to 1 0; s i i , t) on the most simple ConstruCtion.,'arui Nla.hines of Flour. Also a - Mill well worth the attention. Ar..."ose that kerb Horses, Hogs, or Poultry, as it will C5,',.". 4 Oars, Pease, Barley, grind Malt and other i,- ) ,7 ‘, 14 ; , Improved Itdiart• Corn Mills to be had of Bent and c ko , s lronniongers, No. los, S. Martin's-lane, Charing. WANTED Tia PURCKASE, A . 0.6 , ; 1 FAMILY HOUSE incomplete Repair, f ront Loner from a* to so Acres of Freehold Land (distance .14.71 London not less than 3o ; 111116 t be within tWo or t i :i ee miles of a 00;1 Market Town. The Counties of Essex Kent wi:l be objected to. Lttters addressed - to A. B. at Masse 's, No. 95, Park it;`r Gosv rmor- ;quare , Loudon, will be attended to. c ) -vIiRNNIE N r AGE2ICYAND ANNUITY OFFICE, Cecil-street. / Pr ELVILLE anti Co.' respectfully inform the t; ,T.I. Public, they c ont i nue to negot i ate ever y d escr i pt i on o f ,:,-' .' , .erantent Appointments,' Commissions, and incomes, tom their extensive conneelions with monied men, ''rlders their Otlice truly advantageous to those who have 3 / 4 1 14 kind of Appoiotrnent Or Incomes to dspose ot', either k2lecure 'Places, -Pensions, or Places of Duty, having always r:,iteir Books many respectable purchasers for the same.-, Thousand Pounds are Natty to he Lent on Estates, iey in the - Funds, Annuities, Rent.charg . es, Marriage ,ite.ttletnents, Widows' jointures ) Church Livings, Sic: re • t ,"Tiable at ; leasure Of the borrower. Several yearly. in toirliet to be'sold one. 201. a year 161 , 12o1.'; / one 401. a year ; one 701. a Year ion 4201. ; one tool. for Peal. ; one , k Year lOr 7 oa l. ; one a year for taool. ; , one 3spl. Ila,„t 1 " 1 . ; and 'one scat. a year for - 3 cool. ; and Gentlemen I g . intere s t may be informed ot vary genteel vacpetes, 1:1,1, 4t, ( o,‘lvil and military, from tool. to 20001. a year,'- at home kt t iZroath Navy and Military Officers Itall-pay Pensions ' e tlOffice'noitrs from eleven till three o'clock. " No Letter.; received unless Post-paid. ti °I4LY WAREHOUSE IOR CURIOUS FINE FLANNELS. R A m NDOLPI L I NOT . L, Flaonel Draper to Her sl4,,aiest, No. tor, Newgate-street, begs leave to ac !ap,,,sl, -4 NObility and Pubrc, that he now on sale a ri z ij, 4 sortzn.ent of the Very best W:1;11, Salisbury, and other Z-Nv a . ,.;';!-'; 'unite -and colotired Bares, white Lluseys,'Serges. Pare' t s ' , in for I r on - c i ot h s , w hi te an d scarlet Rath Coating, and c ularly a white Fl . nn olvecy curious 'Manufacture for C It-a r i e ,7:,ten's under IN a4tooats,Siurts, with avariety of lannels ;• also thick green and light bl ttc 'Razzes of ail tud v i ,.', lo T • covering carpets, doors,green Cloths plain +- ) t s , i lt " Yellow borders tn . :- tables, and spotted Flanaris . for l; kt , 11 11 g Gowns.' likewise his' real ntne timesci:,ed blue • Whi e b e t Stockings, Cloves, Caus, and Socks ; articles Attt ar :,,"ave so justly and universally acquired the greatest re- Iti )e ,"" for their extraordinary efficacy in the CiAti:. of the patniatism and Gout. ' • 'iVi tn er lt Fleecy Hosier manufaaured in va'..ious arzielcs. blankets on very low terms. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2a . , 1601 TIVELF.TH SANS SOUCI. By the Authority of the Ruhr Ilua. the LORD CHAMIIER- TO-MORROW; - THURSDAY, ' October • 29, 1 a:A, will be presented, at SANS•SOUCI, Leicester place, Leicester-square, an Entertainment, entirely new and original, called . - A FRISK. Arrangement of- t,he ReeitXtion and Songs. VA-RT ---- - . • . Rec. Sir Peter, -.Mag i .aud-tne•opening. of the Plot—Song. True Delight.—Rec. , Young TUrionundeceiVed.=--Song. in vine v.eritas.—Re:;,,.. More ~'nt.roiteheis.-Song. The . Cue , koo.—Rec. An Exception.—Song. - The Letter N.,—Rec. The Galley Slaves. —Song. The Manes of the Brave.--• Rec. Mr. Paddle —Sot - g: Literary Trausrnigration.—Rec. Something or other.—Song. The Neiv Year. • . ' - PART Its- - - Rec. gir Peter impatient. - —Song. The Voyage of Life.— Rm., The Discovery.—Sung. Honour among Thieves.— Rec. The Larnpoon.—Song. The Ladies.—Rec.-WhAe. Song. Tray. The Wooden Legs.—Song. Jack at the pera. N u ts. —Song . The Dinner. PART 111. Rtc.: Thoughts on Matrimony .---Song. The Original and the Pieture.'—Rec. Courage and its Shadow,—Song:- The Vi cissitudes or Glory.--Rec.The Aflioasbador without Cre deotials. Fat: wr and 1 Mag'talks !—Song. TLe wile eleet.—Ree. The Lovers.—Song. Every Ins own Pilot. —Rec. The Surprize.-,Song. The Bless ings tn . Peace. Tile whole is written and cOmpOe;ed, and: will be spoken, sung, and accompanied by Mr. D1131)111. Admittance, Boxes Ss. Pit 35,. Gallery zs. Doers to be open at Seven, and tire Periormance to begin at Eight. ,Places for the Boxes may be taken 'at Mr. Dibdin's Ware house. Where may be had all his different ;'rocitictions ; and also, Proposals for printing by Subscription, his Three Years Tour. to alniost the whole or Englzuul, arid a considerable Parrot Scotian:l.; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and . re spectable Friends ; arid embelliShed with. Finly Plates - in aqua 'Luta, irom Pictures painted by Mr. Dibdin, andrf wen ty Vignettes, designed, etched, and prepared for the aqua iinta, 'ay Miss Diodin. The Pittures, and Speciatensot the erints, may be seen, free of exptiice, 3t Leicesteraplace. *.„;* Tneonly Entrance to the Theatre will beat the. Door nearest Leicester-square: The above .Entertainment, which ontinties to be'received with the loudest applause, will he repeated every Monday, TliArsday, and Saturday Evenings, tilt further notice. ' Juyt published, " tionoUr among Thieves," " Tray," an,: on Monday next; " The Letter N." DAME FORTUNE Dmls out hcr Card:: he 110!'n of'next Month, for the last time in Ireland,. Therefore those *'to wish to partal;c of her favolirs, have no tune to low.!. SCHEME 'of 'the IMPERIAL IRISH 'LOT- - TERY, . • , --: No. of Prizes, Value or e.x.cli. Total Value. 4 of k . t 0,003 is ,c ~,.,,,,,c, 4 ,- --. 5. 00 9 - 20,0 , 0 • 4 •••!.... 2,000 ---- 8,0c.0 5 . ---- Icon --- .5,400 S - soo 2.100 IS 4b -...-. IQU -...-..- i..cco zo ---- 5 , 3 —,- t,OOO 8,000 -- , . 9 -- 72,000 8,057 Prizes. 23,943 Diaiiks. ,E. 5 o .000 32,600 Tickets. Capitals Determinable. • First drawn Ticket, -Ist Day, - k.. 500 Ditto, - 4th Day, - t,poo Ditto, - '7tl3 Day, . 5,000 Ditto, - . ,3th Day, - 10,000 • ' Ditto 19111 Day . , - to;000 Ditto, last Day - - 2,000 Present i'rices of Tickets and Snares. Whole Ticket £. a 5 o Eighth - k. z 6 Elaltdittu - - 4 7 o Sixteenth - oLI 6 Quarterditto - a 4 o • Tickets and Share:l at Tickets are now on sale at every Li censed Lottery Office. • - * * *-A speedy purchase is recornmeded, as Ti,:kets are rising. Begins Dray:tog the. 36th ofliext montp. Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices. TO MASONS. AMASON, wh4 is desirous of goin; to.. the WEST. -INDIES, be treated with au liberal terms. He rh , ,st per*el Master of his Busine:,s, and ac customed to BZ11 , :l as well as Stone-cutting Apply at. No. 6, tow -street, Cove t-j'arden'. This Day was publishtti, , Price Three A VINDICATION of clic 'CONVENTION istclyCONCLUl)EDbstt«slry GREAT BRITAIN and RUSSIA. ' In SIX LETTERS. Addressed to ---- Printed for 1. Wright, Piocadilly This Da W3S published, Price tc. 6d. , KENII3LE an i., d or, a 'Critical Review of a Pamphlet publiehei under Cie title of " Rematks on tii Chara::ter of Richard tile as playea by Cite and Kc..mble." With other Cr cat Redurks ou the Per fo:Ttunces of these two Gentletam. . - Printed for- the Anthor, by j. Bonsai - , S.Msbury-.Anare and sold by Mr. -Westly, No. 15y, Strand; and Mr. tad cock, No. 2.3„. Paterno§te•-r. , w. - • SOCIETY for t eRELIEFoftikcRUPTU'ZEDYOUR. ... Tins Day were published, 25. Tne .FilthEdit:on, with kikuitiou4,. A Pew GENERAL RULES and INSTRUC, I: X. `ION'S, very necessary to be attended to by those o; both Sexes, who are of:laded with RT..7;PT R ES. By WILLIAM TukNsuLL, Nember of the Royal College of Surgeons o. London, and Suwon to the Eastern London : Sold by T. Boosey, Old Broad-street ; J. John son, St. Paul's ; Wrtght, Pic_•addi) ; :t.lor rav and Higiil. j, Fleet-street; an: -J. ant A. Arch, G Lace efiureh-street. 44 - An attentive perusal of the above Publication is par tkularly recommended to Mothers, and 'those. who are en truted with the care and mAnagetneilt of Children.; for, by an early and seditious attentiort to the Complaint in the fn ,ait state, the happiest consequences are to De expeeied, and he many inconvenient:les arising from the Disease in ad vanced life May be prevented. N. B. Since the commencement of this 'truly benevolent upWards of too 'Patients have been- allinitted under the care of Mr. Turnbull, and received essential be nefit. In a grtat number of.instances a radical Cure has peen accomplished. The applications have exce.:ded 3?oo. ill - The Trusses, and •other. Apparatus, as approved of andsecommended in the above publication. Wit! , t e neces -Ary instructions for their application, are only to be .had, ab toy house, No. r„ Fen-court, Fe:what - eh-street. • This Day was published, Price 6s. in boards, printed iii the same sized tape and of the same site. and thickneA as Kearsley'S Pocket Peerage, 71 -4 1-1 E ENCYCLOPEDIA of WIT; or -1. „LOUNGER,S LIBRARY; containing not only all the beStpiacesof Wit and Hun - tour to be...1 - build in previous Col ledions, but alio several thousand articles additional, in seketed from .scarce books ; in part, original ; and, in' d art, translated from foreign languay - es. A cortli;'efe and compraitzusin colleelianpieces of wit, superior to the vulgar and .4ackneved joke; e - foe. Miller, and iiivesrerl of the indecencies ha vt: dtgr A 6 6 ,1 fonnt.r ._,,il e ai o ns nature has long been a desideratum among books. ",,L'he lin‘ycloptdia of 'Wit has been ci.arripiled, with an express view to supply the , existingdcti..iency, by a e3en ttAnan, who, during a long . and active life, has tr.•.a! , c it anii.stment; to col loci materials for such a work from every possible-soure.e, and it will scarily fail to be_. acirtlitted as an agreeable Companion - into every -Postchkise; - Parlour- Plaklie Reading -room, 8.. dr g i., c - au , , t - P4se.nger's: Cabin, -Vflicer'S :atess, - andLounger's Pocket. Printed nor R. P:iillips, N0..7 t, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold by T. Haire', and West acid Hughes, Paternoster-ro w ; Wilson and Spen....e, York ; t.• 13alibur.. Edinbargh-; . Archer., Dublin . ; . by .the Libraries at - Brighton,. Margate, Ramsgate, Weymouth, Buxton, Matlock, s.4rbolotth, liar ro.vgate: Tenby,'Switnsea,iand other , plac..s of fashionable summer resort'; and by all, other Booksellers. N. B. 'For the accommodation of •the trade, Mr. Phillips will, at any time, exchange far any other of hiS publications, new, clean, and perfect copies of this Work. THE PEACE. .- - 'PARSONS wno are disposed, in". consequence of the General Peace; to visit . France, Holland, or Italy,, are .respect'ully informed, that the thiec under-mentioned • Worlis are the latest, .and the only late kcconnts rust have been published of those Countries, and they Wroisit not only their presentTstate - , since their respeCtive 'Revolutions, but nurricrotts - Particulars or indispznsible utility to every Tra veller • : .• 4 • I. In One large Volume igmo. price 6s. in boards, TRAVEL'S IN TRANCE, contam;,ng a circumstantial View of the present State of Learning,-ot the Arts, Mann fackure-s„ Learned SoEleties, Manners, ezp. in Paris and in the Freiid'i• Republic. By THOMAS 'l3 YGG E, PrOfessor• bi Astronomy in the University of Copenhagen, and late Envoy tiasnLthe banish Govenninnt, for eonsultinOkith the Corn- miSAmers for the National Institute, relative to the universal basis of IV6.ights and MeaSures. • • . Translated by, JONES, LL.D. • In One Volume, Svo. price Ss. 6d. 10 boards, A TOUR THROUGH.. THE BATAVIAN REPUB.. LI C, during the months of Oaober, Novernber„and Decem ber, in t.sc year 'Soo ;.Containing an accurate Account of the present Domestic State of that Country, with Anecdotes of the Leading Charaaels; , and of the late English Invasion. - By R. - FELL. 111. In Two Volumes Svo. price 14s. -in hoards, TRAVELS IN ITALY • Volumes, the Years 1799 and 1798. By MARIANA STARKE ' , Author of The Widow of Malabar, The Tournament, &c. • CRITICAL OPINIONS OF TIIISWORK " This entertaining Work is the production inOnious and sensible Writer, The' account of the Excavations in P6mpeii is the most ample in our language; and the Disco veritis in the Herculaneum also, are well detailed. Miss Starke has very judiciously : given instrudionsfOr visiting the 'curiosities of I taly, with routei4iinns, prices of provisions, carriages, &c. which:will render tita Work a yery useful pub lication to future Travellers , ; indeed, it-font - I,s the best Vade i=um and Liyre-de-poste which, we, recoiled to have seen." ,--Monthly RevieW, , 6 This Work pOssesses considerable rnbrie; and when the long-expeded hour of Pe;, :.„.e shall set at liberty the Gay, the RcstlesS, the Spendthrifts, and the Invalids, who pant after Voyages and Travels to the delightful regiOns of. Frarice, Switzerland, 'ancliltaly, it will be one Of the most. useful CompaniOns•they can - take with them. The subjects are ar ranged with judgment, taste., and precision, 'and calculartid to spare the British Traveller the trouble, expence, and incon venience of enciambeting . .his with ten or twelve duo decimo 'Volumes of Vacle-meetiins, the contents of which Miss'Starke has dexterously eli,:rattea on her own genuine stock bf knowledge and observat ion."—Europeart Magazine. Printed tip R.- Phillips,. No. 7i, S t.• Pau l's C hurch-yard ; sold by Thomas Hurst, Patertior;ter-to%v, by Carpenter and Cp. Old Bond-streer, and by all IldpkSel lets. , —try •. N r -- R. Apot „ Proprietor of cite ANTIBI ',IOUS PILLS, be .s leave, to remind the Public of their superior efficacy in a 1 cases arising trom a redundancy of the bile, and - *"the same time •to notice, the prevailing influence of thearlisordets at this season, on.: especially' in those who eat too freely of nuts.. They are par ticularly useful to tersOns•tuider a ecurr, of sea,bathins - , as they relieve the stomach and bowels froth . those.oppion-. which oaten 'countcrad the benefit expected from uathiw - , and whiJi, if itedieeted, lay the foundation of inNererate lACT vous disorders. Caies, inanitesting the. oreas' of the Pi is in all bilious diSordas, are wrapptal round etich- box, signal by t;. Dixon. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, at Ching and Butler's, 1i0.‘4, Cheapside; near St. Paul's.; and Retall by one respecLibie Medicine Vender in every Country Tow i), in Boxes at Half Boxes is: . 9d. and in Family Boxes at One Gtiinea each. six pE_?,:cr. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Oe7,3rr zr, rgOt. T HE 1111(1177t'EE or s Pi' ING- of the I C. , : coml 4NY IMI ;WI 1,4 NTS of ENG- LAND tra:ting tr: the ,E2,t ber,:by give _kaice, That die C;nintinee will h. , ready 0 receive .Pr,posal, in zt:rit iy, g, ,caled u p ; Gn WED .\.;Es 0:11',. the 4th- No'vember, for suppoing Itc Cara , , z; . , 1.7 SHOT,' and SHLT4LS, - And such t'e , sorts lvido m.dy in Tender; must express therein the lowest e, ice; . a.r nq have an _ oppdrtuniLy e,/ making .47!, ..aba,'enzent. • The Cunditi,n4 l of the Conrrac7s may be seen by :11 , 164.1g to Aft. Ca;c Ot t -C."2 - 4 to the said CiMtvii!et, on or after Fri4?.(y Aext.; the 23.1 instant, ,znd Imierc m.ss. be left Stith - him Trud , , , e o'clock ,77 the taii e i th 11 7 6vet,:ber, a: not any Tender - , , twill reartaa afar tuat . P Aqtr4 . :' HOT-HOUSES. T'\R A.Z.ZDER - A)N, Aolllor of , E , ,kays on'Agri ,L, culture; and stvcral ottior Per:i.rtn.:nres, and Euitor of Rezr , -::acitms !n Agrkttlture, Nakur.ti ritstory, Arts, aid LiterAturn; . lnlvin . : 4 ,:nntrived a sinyie arid easy mode of cons,ructing,Hot-tichlees, by a n - leans or winch, bee - ides the saving of fi,el to an ioccaceiyable amotint, the health of the plants will be promoted its - ait uneeanotozi de- . etre,• the damp and outer aISC,SeS naeinen t to the 50.0.-e, ob.. • fie::: , :SSiLy or attetaiattee and rite risks that are the ,onsequcuctes a; casual nealletaice, aoattied • ,a - arisit, for •ottlieli !Id ie rte Cq)lailteo.• KIS Majestv . ...s'Lettirs ateia ; itsveottully 04:ale:aye to iiiasaan the Public, that he oats aut the iallowiag persons to eciustru et AA-houses ti a, ohm, viz. Mr. Georee hylield, Architect, Craven s:reel, atainti, Landed; rear. Saanual hitter, slot-nouse Builder, Lti Ile Chelsea ;. ati.i David • tee— rt, slot-,Louse Eatileter alai Gardener, WootlLials, Staekheath, near faaidon to ditty oae of whore, saLli tS ~vatsti To ti aal theinsetvos of ttos 'improvement, tifay apply. Vilma view to :1!.on.li1; ti d possibility of misleading toe in.-ties case wafer any pretexts, the Patentee made it ii:s uittnediately atter the Patent was Obtained, to publish cot ttr ritlaantiltdaecottet or the principlea on witielottiese ititpaorearants derelat, end the way Of,applying them in praett;e, in the fifth vo. lame (or first of the second series) pi' the Recreations abt. ye naniA. (sold by T. :...onsniing, No. 40, tioiporr,,ilito ; tiom use perusal or which, it will be easy for arty . person to judge ox the nature and extent of these improvet?l.ats, and, to decide whether it will be for his interest to adopt, then ,or hot. The Patentee is - glaciiin this meriaer to beb freed from the necessity of enumerating now In derail the particular benefits that may be exttectal . , to result Irons that pruclice, in doing whien he might be supposed to run a risk of beitig himself carried too - fir by the aangaine opi riot's he may have formed; it is with, plea Sure, thtto, that he tittf!.s specifying these particulars, amyl time fads shall 1- )r -rate niahly ascertained by the fair test of actual rraaiceanst•expe. rience.- This, he hope, will soon be acne, as some Hot houses os this,construaion are about to be built without . delay. In the mean while he has the satisttCtion to find; that it obtains the full approhatioh of even person, of. know ledge • in sciencetand praCticat Car:letting, to whom it has bc..n ex plained; with whom he has conversed (with titaaexception of one person only, who, Without stating any particulars, has said, " That he does not approve of it fully"); no one of whom has ever yet suggested a single,valid ebjection to any particular respecting it. It may be alsoproper to add, that a Grape-house on this plan may be so construeled as to admit of b ein g taken doW'tn as easily as a four-post, bedstead, and set up again. So that it is p'eculiarlyadapred to leasehold tenures, from'which it can oe removed without legal ob strudions ; and that it will be always benefieial for 'those who intend to - have such houses, to plant tite. vines one year at least before the houses are butt, as :he root will not be, in the smallest .. d7reeino n jure E d.b s k . i. p t t ha p t operation... t • TI-IE LEASE of a most c-ottipieat HUNTI&G BOX, or V MLA, for a Sniall Genteel Family, calcu lated for either a Mal) of Fashion, a Sportsman, or a Person 'retinal!, latenßusineasi The Situation,. for Health, and every other requisite that a Country Residence can possess.; dis tanee z't miles from London, +froth Windsor, and a from the Bath Road a • bounded in front by a beautiful Green, with Plantations agreeably disposed, forming a Pleasure Ground, and the verdure nearly equal to inclosed Meadow's. The Hulse IS JULLCIVaSy planned, and comprises an elegant Bow Drawing RObill, Eating Parlour, a Biertkfast Room, best Bed t4 , 9ars, and Servants' Apartments suitable, the Offices and Conveoiencies are eompleat, in a singular stile of Work. inanship and neatness t .the Yards for Poultry, with a Stable and Coach House, with other useful B'inidings CoW • House, Piggery, &e. together with a,prolitic Kitai,en Gar den well }Slanted with C.hoiee Fruit• Frees, and fully crooped, With rcriwkablefiae Vegetables I intrts4lately atoineig is a rich Meadow of about tout Acres, the produce equal to the Rent. The Premises are compact, anti iii good repair ; served 'with most excellent Water, and 20 Years of the Lease pitted ; the Rent very low, arai the Taxes easi. More Particulars and Terms, oy applieatitat IQ, Mr. Kim berley, Surveyor of Estates, a. 0.-160, Piccadilly, London. N. 13. Stateral capital Reaidenc.es, and Cottages to oe lett I furnished or unfurnashed, enquire as atvve. t 7 or til P RESE RVA.TI ON and BEAUTIFYING .of the TEETH and GUMS. SIGNIONI) ) Surgeon:Dmtist Bath, has IVI tnelionottr' re inti. , rtuthe 4,;;ntry, and his Friends, that i it their better ac%:ommod.ltion in supplying t!Lim with hit: universally approved reparst:i , ,ns, he has ap po,nted the loth - wing Agents in Lorick for the sale thereof Mr. Gattie, No. z, New Bond-street ; ,Mr. Watts; Chy mist, No. 47,5,r Strand t • Mr. ROWdy, NO. 95, Holoorn hill; Mr. Cryer, Cornhill ; Mr. B.iton, Royal Exchange ,• and most of the principal.Sliops throughout England, 'lreland, Scotland, and Wales. • • • . Mr. SIGMUND is happy in staling, that during his long and sirccessful praCtice, in which time he has cons: daily at tended the 'first Nobility of the United Kinyd , :ms; has in variably selected ingredients, proved, by his werience and pradcia obserVations, to be the Most conducive for preserv ing the Teoltand Gumj, and giving them that permanency and beauty' so desirable to, every Krion.; and which atibrds him, much pleasUre to, communicate to the Public, undei the fullest confidence, that - , his Dentifrice and Lotion, by being used according to his printed directions, will fully accomplish and eitectevery purpose required; and in order to prevent etlettuaily any counterieit , thereof, His Majesty has been graciously pleased to grant His Royal Letters Pa tent, for the- above Preparations, entitled, the BRITISH IMPERIAL .DENTIFRICE „and P,RESERVATIYE LOTION. Also his Tooth Brushes' of aiderent , sizes and texture, on the best adapted construdion, and are . marked with his Patent labels.. N.B. Orders sent to either of the 'lhove .;N gents, or to his 'house, No. '2, Edgar-buildings, will 'be innucdiately at tended to. Bath, O ct, 7, 7307. STOWEYAIOUSE, SONIERS TO BE LET E, and entered upon inune;litt..ty, with the furniture, Stables—Coach-houses, Gardens, Slrubberies, Ponds, and One Acre of Kitchen-garden, and Thirteen Acres of good Nicauow Land adjoining. . • The House is elegantly and comiiletcly F VR NISIIED, as one of the Residences of the Lae Lady Junes, deceased, and in ev'ery.re;lleet tit for the immediate 0 cenpation of a large ;, distant front Bath twelve inileS, Bristol ten, and Wells twelve. The Tenant may have the Depata- Lon of the Manor. or particulars, inquire of Mr. Miles, Attorney, at Stott- Easton; or at Bull's Library, Bath, 'rile Servants 4 51.,wey will show the Douse and FUnii tUm to any. Person wishing to rent it. WIDLEY, near PORTSMOUTH. To, BE SOLD, and immediate Possession given, Desirabie• LEASEHOLD ESTATE • held for I three Lives, but renewable according to the usual cus tom of the Manor. The. Premises are most.pleasantly situ ated at Broomfield, in the Parish of Widley,' six miles from Portsmouth, and contain between 14 and' Ls Statute Acres of Land, within a Ring Fence; together with a newly-,erected DWELLI.NC;-HOUSE, and Stable. The Grounds, Plan tations, and Walks, possess many natural and improved ad vantages, and forth a s'iitable place of Residence for i a genteel Fa,mily. very good Water upon the rem Apply to Dr. Waller, Portsmoiith. iiNCOLNSHIPE.-SALB OF LANDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Early in the Month of Januar.' next, it tuit previously posed of by Prisate Contrad THE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES of Sir GILBERT HEA.TIICOTE, Bart. situate in the several earishes 'of Leake, - trarnpton, Kirton, Sutterton Wigtoft, Swineshead, Bick.i, Gosherton, Surnecti, Pinclu t beck, Dorrintton, Ittlskington, Billingbiy, and Short Ferry Farm in the Parish of Fiskerton,iin the County of Lincoln. Particulars of which are in preparation; and will be ready for delivery in the course of next month. ' • In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed upon application to the respedivelrenants. . Empingliam, Oa: Bth, tEot'. MONMOUTHSIIIRE. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. On Saturday the 3151 of-Odober inst. at. the lieaufort Arms I nil,--Monmouta (unless previously clispozed of, bf Private Contract, of which timely Notice will be given), AVALUABLE and truly Desirable FREE HOLD ESTATE, called HI LLSTON, with sundry improvable Farms, nearly adjoining, called CO XTON, I.4.ACKMOOR, CODANC RO, and GRAIG E . FA ; the whole containing 455 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, togetner with rosrnont Wood Tithes, extend ing over between 7 awl Bco Acres of Land, situate in the Pa fishes of Langattock,. St. Maughans, Rockfield, and Sken fieth; in dry- a 4 airy, situations. H.ilston is7an ancient Family Residence, commanding an agreeable prospea of the adjacent Country, and bounded in part by a Turnpike Road, six Mites from Monmouth, and cap ' able at a moderate expence, ofAreat improventsots. Fur The r Particulars may be known, by applyine, to M;. Embry, Monmodth, who will strew the-Preinises.; and to Messrs. Hoiskinson and C. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel street, Strand, who are autnorised to treat for the same, and where a Plana the Estate may be seen, FOR THE FACE ,AND SKIN A phasing appearance Is the best Letterof Recominenciation. No. ss, Long-Acre. OWLAND's LOTION (prepared I . )y R. Jr DI (2. kI N SON, Sole Proprietor of the Original ke cipe,) has tital established in the rirst Circus of la'diion for upwarct Of• soyears, as the most etEidual -- cleariser of the Si•tin, - and beantift;r of the COmplexion, in all the most dis agreeable complaints to which it is ineicliot, as Efflore scents,. Coarseness, Blotches, Pimples, Eruptions, Thick -ness, Freckles, Tan or Sun-hare, as %kpll as the most alarm ing Scorbutic Humours; and" hiy,itly necess,i.ay to \enforce a 0!.-asIng and agreeable appearance ; btit as ej;.Nrientie. to, - .cl;e'S that Ivierints ire subjed-to the -arts of the unprincipled in proportion to their cv.elhnice and relutation, this should al ways be inquired. for in tha name of 6.ICK.INSQN s Gct'.V- I.P.N I.;'tTION - , as the only eertaim means of proyentio.e. iii -, Posltion, and QitAring.r4pplied with the genuine, 'Medicine. Sold as .above, an at his Office, No.' 166 L. Piec.?.dilly, ha Qt.i . artb si. 31.—Quirea Cases,,tcyatantirig ' tire sent te order, •.:ari - anted ;.rrive sate in any vat! of.Grat ;;r„itain. it is sold by, ever/ reputabk of Maticines in Europe; or . w nom gr,..tis, a tnt must ine-olitrovertible pr:;ots of ITh:kifit:oll'.i rtr lito, aii,l possesiion of the 0;i.,! ; i114l Re cipe, a': wet tas ct.mi.r.atr..7, iniprobatSdity, it tiot possib that „my V 4 vitla‘ mire, dients this emccricnt Medicine. ii . c6mposeti. .