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'The pre% urns, of whotil Printers of the Import ; Goirr Surveyor, Char% Mari may be seest• j •• s ITALIA?: lity and Centq't ave met with t it !nths, that they No. 64, New :ontess They out ct i:VGP; 3istinCtiod haVO not only male' t•tiuzilt the,ther ,7410' ir, i s a 'ider ining tit; Bait , olt.l.as usual, oz ;-No. 118, Ox. (lijalf, 11(14 - 54 i la.ll-;scre.at it Britain, at ji• duration and era I System by ) the ex :essful result or as-far-as-I ato 47e thy must Army SurgeoPl ce to rescue in' Ki men, or O. aclitioners. iu h 1 have do es fe at or - tong dd" ler arising frna s races of mature system in Wor 'ItitILITY. Tame, or bast! and it not Or 'are poisoned 13 1 a superior roe' Id, even Cvliel: esume to oiler - aced distress iR s LIS Si tua4onS Qi Lry vice, or to* quire that gail queue; of Or" his misery, but be some cons be an objeft Ts, the -reniova* :ress of Reilova• :e. It the rite§ c m an ly vigour* arly Counterice cases, no go; x i sied , a propel revive the stun t° Constitution. een assured, that Medical skill• my undertaltitt td to state, ten' Aence with s od! :ay be consult sli Note), at hi s :at Temple Dat• in W ater-streeCf of Surgeons. Scc: No. 9, New • sfaftion once of you YILL4 4 ;11vtlw:. contratti Vale' larrning and 'cla 01 : 4 1 we been condll .d not able to so: iutrered the 0 106 ' Was stilt wars`'' scarce disco! :ctcd nothing les' t stout, health'' , e shadow, and ita had all 'given 1 11 1 In this dreadt' my last in till' a neighbour t 0 lalical aid to 0 0 it was some tirng n ; c,t lag I seo all, I found eon' used, and my cyc' rize and astonish; bOXeSjnurej, d;.and I ant no , j i :edicines) as ' o ' l , ,S in any m Lety at firge,l was feartul , Ide, - • K. L. LEIG,I4.' • =mended to ing eneirely freg",;; those about Ate. te: :ertaiuly erawf- t og long standing/J.4. of other disoro' Cutant:ous Cos .ken, especiaill r, THOMAS Th is ;i ;eons& London, rheie he will :hese Pill?; -t 1(1 , on the •s a" :0 iolable secrecy, vl but at the,, ~.ciuring,t be ,cottFois the conductipt , and the riac v .: 4:Tref • inept, at the ~,,0 „ Or, Mr. St-'". ( . ..! and by, eiie .I",„'cs &.c.. nit and plain vt ,t may cure OOP z t in is s ealed , ig COromissiolitl;o ylort No. oche' iony, and a9ll NuMBER 2838.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAYS NEXT, Oftober 26, 180 t, will be performed the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mt. WROUGI-ITON; Prince of Wales, Master CHArrERLEY; Duke of York, Miss KELLY; Duke of Gloucester, Mr. KEMBLE • • , Duke of Buck-ingham, Mr. BARRY M 0 ; Dukeof Norfolk, Mr. HOLLAND ; Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Lord Stanley, Mr. PACK) R; Sir Richard Ratclilf, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Sir William Catesby, . Mr. COOKE ; Sir lames Tyrrel; Mr. WEBB ;- ; Lord Mayor, Mr. SPARKS ; Tressel Mr: -D E CAMP ; Officer, Mr. CHIPPENDALE; Forest, Mr. FISHER; Dighton, Mr. EVANS . .. Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. POWELL ; Dutches 9 of York, Miss TWSWELL ; Lady Ann!!, Miss BIGGS'. h After the Tragedy the Dramatic Romance of BLUE. BEARD ; .• Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. The Music composed by Mr. KELLY ; Abomelique (Blue Beard), Mr. BA RR Y MORE Ibrahim, Mr. 'S UETT ; • Selirti, Mr. DI CN UM ; Shacabae, Mr. BANNISTER,. jun. Fatima, Mrs. C R UCH; Irene, Miss DE CAMP; keda, Mts. BLAND. SPAHIS. Mr. DIG/41.1111, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. COKE, &c. On Tuesday, the Tragedy of Pizarro, with The Humourist. Due notice will be given of Mrs. Billington's next per formance. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEM ON- MONDAY NEXT, Oaober 26, 1801, will be performed the Tragedy of KING 'RICHARD THE, THIRD. Richard, Mr. COOKE ; I(ing _Henry ' Mr. MURRAY ; Buckingham, Mr. WHITE! ELD; Tressel, Mr. BETTE RTON •, Stanley, Mr. DAVENPORT; Prince Edward, Mrs. FINDLAY ; Duke of York, Master ST A N DIN ; Lieutenant, Mr. w A DDY ; • Catesby, Mr. CLAREMONT" Oxford, Mr. -ATK INS ; Lord Mayor, - Mr. 'FI - lOMPSON;. Ratcliffe, Mr. KLAN ERT ; , Norfolk,, Mr. SEATON ; Blount, Mr. CIJ RTI ES ; And Richmond, Mr. CORRY. Lady Anne, Mrs. LITCHI." ELD " buchess of Yolk, Miss LESER.Ve ; Ul m And the Queen, Miss CHAPMAN. " (sth time) a New Musical Entertainment, in Two Ads, called • • THE ESCAPES ; • Or, THE WATER CARRIER. With the original Mudc composed by Critit vet !sir. The PrincipaLChataaers . Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. FAVVCETT, ' Mr. TOWN SEND, Mr. HILL, Mr. SIMMONS,. Mr. STREET , Mr. BEVERLEY, KLANF.I2I7. Mr. ATKINS ; D1V..014, Miss WHEATLY, Miss IiOWELLS, Mrs. BASTER, Sec. • • , On Wednesday, Mr. Cooke will perform the.Charaaer of , ago - -Othello by Mr. Siddons, being his first Appearance in that Charader —with The sscapes. And on Thursday will be produced a new Comedy, never l q`d. called F o lly A s It F-li es — w i t h Th e E sca p es. .` Defl he Public are respedlitilv acquainted this Theatre will s - e2 ° ect every Night in the Week for the remainder of the son. 4 ---- . ~`,NO V E It-S QTIA R E CONCERT ROOMS. " I ' ~...—„ S LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad. c onti.. ditioni V ICTU RES, IS R E-P PENE 0, . and-will li orti lue E , ,,ty ,D,4y, Sunda excepted, from-Nine in the 1 N till Evening:, .. - ... ... ,-- ............_ AdMittance One. Shilling, - •',' C. K.. will immediately rerun) to P. &K. on, lie n l l . Y :re!' atone for eiror; but if he negleas this co l l: rt unitY . ,• the: inost risotous meaiurgs be- had re- and persevred in. G ARRICK's HEAD, - TAV - ERN and Bow street, 'Coveat-garden. lurns_his.best. Thanks to his Friends. te!Ptibiie, , for the liberale4couragement. he has re tiql• l sforittany years past. Haviiw, made considerable Addi_ to• his House, aepommOdatignS• aro tendered - very l'e:dor to what they ha v e been at any tOrmer • period.— • • large or small, will find the utmost ittenticiu, to merit the continOnce of' public •fayour. • T THE'CLERT;Y. I WANTEDTOmniediately, at a SEMINARY near 3 4%iie - London, a serious Clergyman, to askist in the general . Any ds of a School, and also in Church Duty on Sundays. Situati e ntleman - desirous of a comfortable and..respedable to cii i . e ,?Pi will be pleased,' in order to save time and trouble, atte L e,' , l4 line,. post 7 paid, as no perSonal application will.be c x , l °, mentioning his 'age, address, and the terrriS.he Lond or e . „`ti to receive, to 11: Z. at' Mr.'Cole's; Bookseller, greet, Greenwich, Kent. 4 o OFFICERS on 14.-ALLF-PAY, or RETIRING from the -SERVICE. • GENTLEMAN who is 7 ereaing a Town on ° . his Est a te in Ifeland, -wishes.to establish an agreeable —citty in•his Neighbourhood, where ever y necetsary of life to be f ou nd i n t h e greatest abundance, and as cheap as any r t of the United' - Kingdom. The Roads are remarkably region: the-sail, dry and healthy,. and all Meld Sports in great vertedion'. A party of Friends who would wish to pass Zeir , tirr4e together, and get established on ad van t ageous prnS, will notperhaps meet a retreat more deSirable, as the p er :VPrietor or the- the Situation igibl ly at the Otficeofthis Paper. • 1 1 REDUCTION OF. FRICTION. GARNETT and Co. •reslicafully info rm to Lie West India gerchants, and Public in general, that, Sdl l ; l °„tg and practical experience ; they can oozy, recommend ` - '`K MILLS fitted with their PATENT ROLLERS, ea tt r"Y much iMproved plan, to work either by Wind or lik, 4 „, e • Also PATENT Al EMI/BLOCKS and Scale N a '," for the Plantations. • Likewise all kinds .of Block Tt t ,t4ti —e4 ; liawser Rollers Bearings for Windlasses, .Cabt. i 4 tt s i' a p v ce• for Ships. Box' es and Spindles iior Grindstones, &c. made at their - Manufactory, o e t o t l ik lef r e t - I s t t i r it et, ; ,,, i N 4;0 ); 1 lh o er ( e )r ( L ie er rt s ifi w cf l t l es e ny ak be en in fo sr;t. t d Sugap Systeit y i -!ve t l . theswitole 'Mill j. G. and CO'. cannot engage to s _ - 7 , 411 te tiction without its being executed under their mune 'lgor. 1 . 1 Solomon's- Place, Liverpool. • SOLOMON announces to his numerous tl:ttileustomers. that he has just sent to his Agent, Mr. vv s , NO - . t 8 Strand LOndon, and to his Warehoue, .his- fh t n t 4e-r-ourt, ' D s tiblim, , a fresh and very late supply Sot entemed CORDIAL BALM of q I LEAD ; ;itssrd:tslre remedy f or d e bili t i es a ft er l on g le ve rs, nerv o us , anti weakness peculiar to the Yemale Sex,' cholic, m e rl ''e, sickness, vornaing, loss of appetite, gouty spasms f).%v'ness4t9ruacli, hysterical and hypochondriacal atketions, • ' 11 (,:o' N ( . ) . t . sprits, and the various direful complatnts usually h ist. v ,2_ e vYus Disorders, price los. 6d. each bottle, or twelve Pamphlets of its efficacy gratis. • SATURDAY; OCTOBER 24, ISCI. Mr. and Mrs. - ASTLEY's - First Appearance this Season. POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. ROYALTY THEATRE, WELL's-STREET, GOODMAN's - FIELDS. ON MONDAY, Odober z 6, and Five follow ing Evenings only, will- be - presented (first. time), a Ballet Dtveitisement, composed by Mr. Maitcaeo - r, called THE PROVINCIAL SAILORS.. Principal Dancers, Mr. MERCEROT and 'Madam -LA COSTE - (her seventh Appearance), assisted by Sixteen Figurantes. Never perfornaed•at this Theatre, . A New grand Caledonian Spectacle Romance, in Two - Parts, called THE IRON TOWER ; Or, THE CELL OF MYSTERY. Principal Charaelers, -Douglas Mr. LAURENT; Egbert his Page,l Mrs. WELDON ; Carrol, Mr. POYNTQN ; Eugene, Mr MARI'QU I Baldo; the Robber, Mr. FOX ; ' Osmond, a Recluse, Mr. WHITNIORE ; Spirit of Runbar, Mr. I. SUTTON; Donald, Mr. MERCEROT; Kennard, Mi. BANKS • Glancohn, M. TAYLOR : Sandy, Mrs. WARRE 1.1; Gabriel, Mr. JORA.Zi: NOT ; • And Percy, Mr. ASTLEY,, jun. Alicia, Mrs. WALLA CK • Dorcas, Mrs. SUTTON; • And Julia, Mrs. AS TL Y. Bards, Porters, 'Rustics, Banditti, Soldiers - ,' Sce. &c. The FLYING PHENOMENON having met with un bounded applause, Mr. As TI. E Y has re-engaged him for Six Nights longer ; when lie will go through his surprising L e ap s over Twenty Men, with a Pole fifteen feet high, and a com mon Tilted Stage Waggon. • - In the course of the Evening-will be-sung the foll Owing Songs - " Fly Oblivion," by Mrs. WARREL L, late of the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, and of the New Theatre, Phila delphia. • " Mrs. Betty and Humphry Jenkins," by Mr. l OHAN NOT. The whole to conclude with (7th time) a Comic Pantomime, called THE PIRATE ; • Or, HARLEQUIN VICTOR. In the course of the Pantomime will he displayed, ,among variety ofother Scenery, a Kepi - esentation or Mr, Porter's Picture of the Siege of Seringapatem. To conclude with a Fairy's Palace, or Paragon of Enchantment. Principal Charatters; . Pirate, Mr. WM MOR E ; Harlequin, Mr, BANKS (his 7th Appearance); Pantaloon, Mr. MA RQUI Dey of Algiers, Mr. MERCEROT; Ali, Mr. joliANNo r • and Clown, Mr. LAURENT. Fairy Formosa, Mns JONES (her 7th Appearance); - And Cohn:wine, Miss DAN I E LS(her 7th Appearance), The , Public a re respectfully informed, that from the extra Preparations, tor the ,new Allegorical Speel - .....c1e pf the Olive Branch, or the Ratification, his unavoidably postponed until Mthiday- the ad of NOventli;:r. Lower and Upper' Boxes 35.--Second Price as. Pit as. Second Price is. First Gallery ts..;--Second Price 6d. Upper• Gallery 6d. Doors to be opened at Half_past Five, and .begin at 1-1:,1 (- past Six o'Clo..k. —Second Price at Half-past Eight o'Cio TIDE OLDEST STATE LOT fERY-OFFICF late . 1 (Jim M DD sON'S, No. 8, Charing-Cross. IRISH and ENCLISv LOTTERIES, 18ot, begin Drawing on the t6ih . of November next, and on the 3d of March, tEk•z. 'I I C ETs atild.S HA it ES-are siow selling in variety Num ocis, at the above Office, where, for the last fifty years, in numerable capital Prizes have been sold. The Friends of the late Mr. Maddison, and the Public in general, are re ' spectfully inforinett, that in compliance with, the Ad of Par liament, the present business will be carried on by his Exe cutor, during the existing License, Until, the z4th of July next; and atter that period by W. CARTER, who has had the principal management of that concern for the last thirty years, and was, by Mr. Maddison's special assignment, pre ' vtous to his decease, appointed his SUccesSor. N. B. All kinds of Governmen! Securities bought- and sold,. as asual, at this Office. CITY OF DUBIrt/s7. BE IT RE M EMBERED, That at a Ge nera l Assembly of the Right Hon. tie Lord Mayor, Sheriff's, Commons, and: Citizens of the City of Dublin,- held on Fri day the 16th Day of Odober, iSot, t was Resolved Una mously, That the Freedom 4)e said City, in a Silver Box, accompanied with the followin g Address f be presented To the Right Hon. CHARLES ABBOT, Chief Secretary' to His Excellency PHI LIP EARL HAR DWI CKE, Lord Lieutenant. General and General Governor of Ireland. .SIR We,. the ,Loicl Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons, and: Citizens of the Cityof Dublin, in Common Council assembled," beg leave to present you with the Freedom of our antient and loyal Corporation. We rejoice in the stability which our glorious Constitution has acquired, from the firmness and wisdom of His Majesty's Government ; and we feel the most satisfatlory confidence in the interity of _your Charatter, from which wo 4 =,icjpate the pletrt.b.g exoa.. - tatitrit; 9bat the Inienrsts or: try;; Contrty will be the great end and otnett of the Administration , in whic:ll- you areso honourably distinguished. You will please, ,therefore, to receive this mark of our ap probation, not as a common or ordinary compliment, but as the just tribute of our esteelA for a Charatier highly de serving our most sincere affedion and veneration. • In testimony wheredf we have caused the Common Seal • - of said City to be hereunto affixed, this 16th Day of aoher, And the Lord Mayor, Sheriff's, and a numerous attendance of the Corporation, having waited 9n the Right lion. Secre tary Asnor with the said Addres§ and Freedom, he was pleased to return the following AnsWer : DIY LORD AND GENFLENIgN, With sentiment!: of the sincerest saitsfataion and gratitude I accept this j very honourable Tt.tstimony of the good opinion , of the Corporation of the . City of Dublin, which is rendered invaluable-to me _by the' considerations on which it is founded. • The stability oP His Majesty's GOVersatnent in Ireland, confirmed by the restaratiop of Peace, will open-new pros peas of Happiriets to thisCouritry, and you may be assured that it will be the end and object of the Administration uniler which I have the honour, of serving, to advance the best Interests of Ireland, and to give that full scope to all its virious Resources, which; in times Ofqranquillity, cannot ,fail-to-raise it to a state of Wealth and Prosperity hitherto unexampled. - Ordered, That said Address and Answer•be published. Signed by Order, ALLEN and GREENE, Town Clerks. Er:zicx: sxx PENCE, LAST' INDIA HOUSE, Oeloher 2t , tBo t. THE COMMITTEE of SHLPPIIVG of the , ilill - TE-D COMPANY - of MERCHANTS of ENG.. LAND tracting to the 4a.tt 1441 e.!, do hereby give Notice, .. - That the Committee will be ready to receive .Proposals in ing,- sealed 4, on irEDNESDAF, -,the 4th Novel/der, for rapt jying the Company with IRON GUNS, SHOT. and S 1141.45, And such Persons who m.iy think pro:fer to (kliziec in , renders, must express therein the 1.;•-:t.c.t Pricer, as they will not . have an: op4 , orhaiy of making any ahatethent. • The Conditions of the C ..:ontra.....s 4 a,ry be seen eapplyi.... g to Arr. CoLwan,- Clerk to the said Corn;nillec,• o t or afire z3d instant, and the re , -siers mm.it be left with hi before Twelve o'Clock at Noon cn the sai,f 41 November, as not any Tender will he received after that Lour. • LINCOLNSHIRE,--SALE OF LANDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,, Early in the month of January next, if not . previously dis.. posed of by Private Contract HE Detached ESTATES arid PROPERTIES I'of .Sir GILBERT.BEATticoTt, Batt. situate in e several Parishes of.Leake, ,frampton, Kirt6n, Sinterton Wigtofr, Swineshead, • Bicker, - Gosberron, Surticeli Pinch, neck, Dorrington, RuSkington, liillinghay, and Short Fary Farmin the Parish of Fiskerton, in the County or- Lincoln. Particulars of which are in preparation, and will be ready tor' delivery in the c‘iurspot next month. In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed upon-application tb the'respettive Tenants. , Empingham, Od. B,th, aor. MONMOUTHSHIRE. •TO BE SOLD H' AUCTION, By Messrs. HODSKINSON — and Co. On Saturday the list Of October inst. at the Beaufort Arms Inn, :Morimoutli (unless previously disposed Of by Private Contract, of which timely Notice will be given), A - VALUABLE and—truly Desirable FREE. HO laD ESTATE, called FTILLSTON, with sundry improvable . Farms, nearly adjoining, called COXTON, BLACKMOOR, .CO,DANG,RO, and GRAIG E FARMS; the whole containing 455 . . Acres of rich Arable, Pasture; and Wood Land, together with Grosniont Wood Tithes, extend- Mg over between , ? and Soo. Acres of Land, situate in the. P arishes of LFtgattock, St. Nlaughans, Rockricld, and Sken. fieth, in dry and airy situations. Hilston is an ancient FainilY' Residence, commanding in agreeable prospect of the adjacent Country, • and bounded in part by a Turnpike Road, six, Miles from Monmouth, and capable, at a moderate exp.:iiVe,., of great improvements. Further Particulars may be known, by Applying .to Embry, Monmouth,- who will shew the Premises ; and .to Messrs. Hodskinson and Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel street, 'Strand, who are authorised to treat for tne sarrfe, and . where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. CAPITAL COPPER and BRASS WORKS,, near CLESFIELD, CHESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Old Angel, in Macclesfield, on Thursday the z9th of this instant Odober, at ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, in Lots, and subjea to Conditions; A LL that PILE of -BUILDINGS, on Maccles. LI.. field Common, used for Smelting Copper; contain-r -ing rive Furnaces, necessary Mechanics' Shops,; Brickinakere Rooms ; Charcoal, Coak and Iron Rooms ; Assay-office, two Stabizs, with good Water, and other Convenicucies..at- . tached. About 21 Actin of Freehold Land, statute measure, and i 3 Acres, .of Leasehold (3o years unexpirod), at the' yearly/ Kent of 351. A Rangeof Buildings on the said Common, used for making Brag;; containing purnaees, two Warehouses,:with Rooms over, for making Casting Pots ; a Shop for Bras 'Foundry ; Coal-yards ; two long 'Ranges-of Rum:ling tor dressing Ca lamine ; twenty-nine Houses, with Gardens ; a Field olex celleut Brick Earth ; a Corn Wind-mill ; Drying Kiln, and Warehouse, dow to the Road, and most conveniently si tuated_ • . About 300 Tons of Fire Stone, and M Tons of Fire Clay, fcir making Casting Pots and Fire Bricks ;/28,000 Fire Bricks, 240 L 000 Common Bricks ; 2000 Casting Pots, well-seasOned ; VS Cornish Moor Stones, 36 new,' and 42, in use; about 3o* Tons of CAlainine.. ..... A Range of Buildings at Bosley, between Macclesfield and Leek, with the Pools, -Darns; five large Water Wheels, An neal* Ovens, and-every other Convenience for making Brass Battery ; containing a Rolling . and tour Battery Mills, Head and Fall as feet 3 inches, and Supply of Water con staltf ; with eigut Cottages andi Gardens, and Mechanics' Shops. Another Mill ,at Bosley, used for, rolling and hammering Copper, with Warehouses' for Raw and Manuladured Cop. per; twp DwellingAiOuses, with Gardens, Head and Fall 14 teet 9 inches, and the Supply the same as to the, Battery Mills. 4 _ __ • . . . _ _ . • A Genteel House, with good Garden, Stable, and sixteen Acres of Lana.- I The Premises at Bosley are held on Lease - (64 years unex pired), at the Rent of 251. - . The Turnpike Road trout the StallOrdslare Collieries runs through the PremAs, and that from - Maccicsneld to Leek very near to them. , All that Pile of Buildings, called the Havannah, Works, within, two miles of Congleton, and adjoining the Turn.. pike:Road, used for making ,Bass Wirt., and rolling Copper Sheets and Bolts, having five- Water Wheel 4 • 18 to la teet diameter, with Head and Fall of 13 feet 3 inches, and the River Dane for supply ; consisting of a Brass Roiling-Mill, Wire-Mill, and long •Chamber over, Annealing -House and Oven, Copper-Mill, Mechanics' Shops, two arehouses, 'seven Cottages with Gardens, Sheds for &c. with Eight Acres of Land, the whole under Lease for 6t Years, un expired, at the rent Of 301., tos.. And also a valuable Freehold Meadow, adjoining, containing `Six Acres. • A Warehouse, with Crane and other Conventencies , on the Statif,rdshire Canal, near Lawton, held for-the residuei of _ renewable term of at• years, at the ),:arly acknowledgment of 2s. 6.1. Thomas Alaydew; at Macclesfield Brass Works; will.shew_ all the Premise's there;' and John Edwards,- at the lies_' Work a, Wor, will chew those, and the H - avannah Prethises ;" and ,further Particulars may be had at the Office of Cooke,..lltctrney, or • the - Counting-House or-Messrs. Roe and Co. in Alacciestield. I)ORSETSttIRE. .TO _BE SOLD BY R CONTRACT, THE MANORS of TARRANT MONK TON aid TARRANT LAUNCESTON, adjOining to each other, within a Ring Fence, in the most eligible:part of the County of Dorset, noted tor Game ; situate near the :eat Western Turnpike Road between Salisburrand Elandtord,' . witieli five attic. latter•; With Courtsliaron,Royaltiei-„, an:: lanmunities to the said Manors.belonguig. Th:: Manor of Tarrant NlonktOn comprises 'as follows •: t. A.capital Tythe-free Farm,' is oretip:ltion of Mr. laines . C.antlo, "on a Lease, of which only two years are expi7ed ; cont;Aining upwards of goo Acres of Water Alea dow, Ai-able, and 131>wn Land. • • . 2. 'l'''ne Tv tiles of the rest Of tilt:Palish of Tarrant Monkton. /. The Reversion in of diveri Copytibld and Lease hold E staic rlx tilt year's , value of about 3201: held by - o n e , two, or three lives , bus chiefly on One old life. • The .IV.'anor of Tarrant Launceston is all in the Lord's hands (except a few Lifehold Cmtages;, and consists of a F.arini in every. respect.one of the, most desirable in the County, eWed Lannceston f arm, containitag Upwards cf 'Soo ..W . Cti of .Water Meadow, Ara))le, aid Down Lana, within a RinA Fence in severalty, and I:ythe—free, in ibe oc. cupation of Mr., Robert Budden, or. a 1,,c,4e,--of .which o'll4 four years are unexpired. N. B. The Land-Tax on the Estate is redeemed. The 'tenants, _Cana° aud:Mr. Budden, will chew farms; .and for Particulars apply to Air. Davis, 0f.,1-krniugsbanl, near-:% , Varminster, ilts ; or to Messrs, I;_in t ; and SoliCithrs, Biandford, at Q trice a ,:v,Lip '4 . the E slat:. may be seen. BREAD. F AMILIES that make Bread may be, supplied. with HAND MILLS for GRINDING WHEAT.to F I,OL/I3,„,cin the must simple ConstruaiOn, and Machines tor' Drest.ing Flour. Also a Mill well worth the attention of 'chose that keep Florst3, • Hogs, or POultry,, as it wilt break Oats, Beaus, Pease, Barley, grind Malt and other Grain., Improved Indian Corn ,M - ills , to be had.of _Bent add Son:lronmongers, 140.. soy, St. Martin's-lane„ Charing cross.. TO:the CURIOUS in FISH SAUCES, &c. 'A CAUTION TO . FAMILIES. lop URGESS and SON's ESSENCE of ANCHO - M —The great reputation which Mr. Burgesshas gained by his superior Essc-ice of Anchbvies ' and other-Rich Seiko, for Fish Sauce, Stewed-B ee f, Hashed Calves Hezis, Beef , Steaks,. Made Dishes', Wild Fowl and. Game, with many Delicacies for the Table, Sideboard, and Store=room, which are more fully expressed in his Catalogue (he being the inventor of them), has induced many persons to give the same name to articles entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London by persons who go to the principal Towns in England, Scotland, and Ireland, to s o lic i t Orders of Tradesmen and Innkeepers, whoin consequence are often served with spurious sorts, by allowing them an extra profit. Whichis not only an imposition, but a great disappointment to I•amilies who purchase them with a view of having good Sauce to their. Fish, &c, _ N :B. None are his gentiine, but what hare - these words o n the label, 4 , Burgess's Original and Superior Essence of An chovies, No. lir, Strand, Cvner of Savoy Step*, London.' BELLAI\IY's PATENT WATEIt-P ROOF LFATHER, tkirBOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CHAISES, APRONS, • &c. RESIS TS all kind - of wet ; Gentlemen may walk a whole 'day in the vet or dewy grass, without the" Vini - ter, penetrating either tlirough the SOLES or UPPE.II., LEATHERS ; it ieas soft as common leather, if it is put into hater for a .nitont4 it does not imbibe a single drop, nor is it alfo , .•.ted with boiling water, which destroys every other kind of leather ina moment. - This - discbvery, .which adds so much 'to the Comfort .Of life in a wet, season, has giver: pertel satisfaction for above six years. rA tin sort prepared for . Ladies' wear. The Soleaeather, which is Water-proof, is stamped with capital letters,BELLAMY's PATENT WATER-PROOF. N. B - . To prevent imposition—only to be had at ' the Pa tentee's Warehouse, No 3,, Upper North-place, Gray's-Inn lane, hear Guildford-street, London. BRITISH IMPERIAL HOTEL, Adjoining the Old Hulinnums, Tavistock-row, Covent . Garden. Q KINSEY, late 'of the Bedf o rd C o ff ee- H ouse , having • fitted up the above Hotel in' the most elegant style of Fashion, desires respedfully' to.intorm the biolorlitY and Gentry, that it is now open for their reception, where he liattersohiiiiself they will land every convenience and coat= fort combined in the arrangement of the several suits' of ApartMents which are adapted to the accommodation of Families of the first respectability, as well as 'Singh Gen tlemen.; .suitable • Attendant's are provided, and every 0th...: superior equipment. • l'he central Situation of these Premises, their vicinity to the principal places of Public_ Amusement, the Inns of Court, and the . Houses of Parliament, it 'is pre s um e d will give it a decided preference to almost every other Situation'in the MetropoH. The Charges will be moderate, and .recti tilde and liberality, •the governing principles of this Esta blishment, ' S. MN EY also, with griat respeEL informs his Friends, that he carries on the businesS •of a Wine Merchant as here totore, and has received from - his old corresp6udents some cheice.Wine;„, which have been sele&ed with carefrotrohe most approved Vintaizes,'Which assu re dly are .of the first growth and quality, that can be procured in the Wine Cou ntries. NAVIGATION-HOUSE, DUBLIN. 16th Otober,. 18ot.. THE Direetor:General of,INLAND NAVIG A TION in Ireland; considering the importance of ren dering the River Shannon navigable from Lough Allen to the. Sea, whereby a ready conveyance may be attbrded for the produce of the fertile shores of that River, and of the Col.; Aeries and other Mines upon its banki, so far as the ciremn krances of the country will allow ; "And haling taken into consideration the favourable oppor tunity which the pros - peel or returning Peace holds forth for undertaking works of this description; This Board will receive Proposals (according to the pro viiiona of an.Ad passed in the 40th year of His present Ma jesty for promoting Inland Navigation in Ireland) 'from any Person or Cc.aapany of "may belonging , to any part of the United Kitigdcin, who may be willing and able to enter upon RAC( prosceutewith dispatch, and cilia theimprove. went of the Ncyjralioo of .the River Shannon, from Lough Alien ; and the Board will recommend a large and liberal aid to be granted to the persons who shall contra} for the 'com e pletion of proper * WorkS for that purpose, of such dimensions and upon such terms as shall be agreed,u_pon, By Order of the Direetors-General, WILDIAM GREGORY, Sec. , COUNTY LEITRIM. To EARL HARDWICKE, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. RESOLVED," That it appears' to us, that the Agriculture of Ireland has received a severe check by the abolition of Ireland and Coast Bounties in the carriage of .Corn, Meal Mnit, and . Flour to the City of Dublin.. TResolved, That-it appears to us, that if these Bounties' shall not b-4.restored, that no other effectual subStitute can be given for the same, than by freeing the Navigation already made frOm the paytrientS'o'f the heavy Toils to which they are now subjed, and by •inaking all. new extensions thereof at the Public Expeno, , itut five, fiom Toll. • Resolved, That it appears , to us, that if the Navigations made, and proposed to be made, shall be' freed from Toll on Corn, Flour, and every species of Maniire that Agriculture ..would be so much leomoted as to enable Ireland. to supply Great Britain with Corn,' at all tiiineS,' to the extent of her great 'demand; and tend materially to lessen the alarming et= tears of the present enormous rate of-Eisehange between the two. Countries. ' Resolved, That it appears to us, that this was the princi pal objet of the I rishParliament, in the establishment of the Board ot . Diredois-General of Inland Navigation: ReSolved, That it appears to us, that in the appointment of the said Board of DiredorS:-Ceneral, and providing a Fund of . 50c,0001. for the extension of Inland Navigation of j land, the Legislature expressly -recommended as one of the first considerations, the making the Shannon navigable, and completing the Communicaticin between that River and the Liffey. Resolved, ,That it appears to us, that was,the Shannon made navigable and free trom Tolls, and the Communication opened with the Liffey, the Kingdom at large:, and the Coun tries bordering on the Shannon in particular, would be mate rially benefited, by increasing the Agriculture, of those Cowl , tries, and by encouraging the Landholders to work the Mines of Coals, Iron, &c. with which those Countries abound. Resolved, That the unanimous Sentiments of the Grand jury of the County of Leitrim, expressed in the preceding Resolutions; 'shall be in the most respectful manner lard be fore the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, by Lord'.Ciements; , Right-Hon. Theophilus Jones, Right Hon. David Latouche, and Peter Latotiche,,ESq. with their humble request that His Excellency will be graciously p L eased to adopt su c h m easures as he may judge expedient to-forward the completion of the Navigation of the River Shannon. - Tlieophilns Jones' • George F. Hill Peter Latoucne, M'atthe'w Nesbitt Peter Latouche, jun. Johnson Morton lames tohnston Edward Lawd.:r Luke Craton • Robert Johnson Mvles Keon • • William O'Brien John Johnson J. Crofton . . George Percy : Francis Waldro n Thomas Tenison- ' John (tarter' C. k. lit:NnOldS • William Slack - Richatd Irwin Robert O'Brien. His Excellency the LORD .LIEUTENANT'S ANSWER. GENTLEMEN,. • I will immediately take into consideration the important objed to which you have so particularly called my attention: and you may be assured, that I shall always have a great sa tisfaction in using ail the means in My power to promote in this, and every cithir iastance, the Agricultural Interests and Internal linprovements this Country. • - HARDWICKE. . - _ • .BUCKS. TO BE SOLD, ,a very good FAMILY. HOUSE, situate at Shredding Green, Iver, replete- whit do mestic Conveniencies and , Pleasure: Groutuls, walled Gar dens, Orchard, and Mcalows . adjoining,. The whole be ing together about Twenty Acres, a ioudi part - Fr e ehold, the remainder Cop.yhold of Inleritance in the Minor of li. the Purchaser should desiee to rent it small Farm-house near theabome, withsßarni'Stables, and abciut r Fifty Acres of Arable and . Meadow tiand, he nth' be accommodated -On a Lease. The Situation is - healthy, the Roads excellent,. near the Grand Jtuidion - Canal; the' Royal Hunt; and Pact: of Ptak Hounds ; about five- miles from . Windsor, and . titie:. torn Cohibrook and Uxbridge. Apply to. Mr. Hill, Attorney at Law, Uxbridge; for fur ' titer partienlar,:t ; or that; arde.ner at SUredding Gwen, wiio will shew the PteTnisv: . .