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:~ , „_ ~5 C NUMBER 2854.1 THEATRE-ROYAL,.DRUR.Y-LANE: TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. T 3, 18ox, will be performed, ' THE WILL. WITH LODOISKA. nn Saturday, the 'tragedy of •jalie Shote, with The The Opera of i he Duenna -is 'in rehearsal, and will be Performed in a few days, with entirely new S.:enes, Dresses, ~.4 r , ( 1 Decorations, and in which Mrs. BilliNton, will appear 'II the CharaiEter of Clam. ' ' • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 13, rBor, win tiz; performed, THE DUENNA. Clara, Mts. BILLINC.TON. WITH TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. • On Saturday, Folly as it Flies, with The Review. Lathe:: a yxl Gentlemen who were disappointed ; of Places crl Monday for the Tragedy of Richard the Third, are re 11,eafully acquainted Mr. Cooke will appear in that taacr on Monday next, and repeat it every- . following Mon day tiii further notice.. The popular Ballet of Obi will (by permission of the Pro rtetors of the Theatre-Royal, Hay-market) be performed on hlonday next. Billington will repeat the Charaaer of Clara on Tuesday next., CONSTANTINOPLE. PANORAMA, LEICESTER..SQUARE. yFIE PUBLIC are most respeafuliv informed ) that on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, NOV. 14, VIEW of CONSTANTINOPLE will close ford few in order to be cleaned, and to have some trifling addi !tons made, and on the same Evening the VIEW of RAMS.: ATE will' finally close, to be replaced by a SECQND lEW of CONSTANTINOPLE i both Views, the one f rom the Asiatic side, and the other from the European side, will open on MONDAY MORNING, the a3d day of No 'leather, affording together a most corredi and satisfadtory ocular description of Constantinople and its vicinity, the t ostume of the Turks, and a View of the Grand Signior, with his Attendants, his Barges of State, &c. as he sailed up the Bosphcirus to one of his Palaces. Open from Ten till dusk. Admittance to each Painting . One Shilling. TOWN-MADE KID-GLOVES CHEAP. \\71.!J..4.k,M c. E, N uant o it . y 6 .0 / Std, sH r ran R h a i zr ng p VES hy him, has put them in Lots of three pairs each, a Price well worth . the attention of private 'families • also 111112Ther of ' Women's• and Children's LONG 'KID- UsLO VES and. MUFFS, in Lots equally. cheap ; the whole lit which beingpf his own manufatiory, and made for a Re. tali Trade,' thelewingrnay 6e fully depende'd upon. A RMAQH, , May i 6, t79S, HEREAS the' REMAINS 'of the late_ RICHARD, LORD PRIMATE, hare beeniole- Aosited in the Cathedral, of Armagh for near four Tears, *lithout any other Memorial than what has arisen front the contemplation of the- many magnificent Buildings and insti-' Cations, ereEteil and endowed by him for public benefit, anal l's•-ete oonvertienee within thiS City, Diocese, and Kivigdorn ; We i whose names .are hereunto subscribed,, having beets -routed with his friendship w hile living, and revering his .mory now dead, have agreed to subscribe the Surns'affix- Yrl to our respeawenames, for the purpose of erecting a Mo r'couiTent to his M - Friabryin• the Cathedral of Armagh ; being lestV l „, c ed,, that if the Nation at large had art opportunity of fa a - oi , `ng the grateful recolledion they have ofsiach a Rene ent ' . a Stun would.be raised sufficient to ere6A a Monu, y . Of a Natien, desirous of affording ar• example to f„,, sS uceessors, and all Pdsterity, of the grateful sense they fer. the Memory of a Man, who, for near Thirty Years, I l l iL ed the first station in this Realm, with so inuch credit to '"selt, and benent to these'kingdoms: - • Richard Allot, late Precentor, of' Armag,b,• s. d. now Dean of Raphoe ' 22 IS 0 Lodge, Chancellor of Armagh - •22 15 o James- Archibald- Hamilton, Prebendary of -. Mullibrack ', - , - _ - - 22 IS 0 kiln:Foster, late Speaker - - so 0 0 . Muriav, Provost Trin. College, Dublin 22 IS o , Subscriptions to he received by the- Rev. Dean Allot, aphoe ; the Rev. Do for Hamilton, Armagh ; and at the 4j,a'ases of Sir Wm. NewComen, Bart. and Co , and the Right 416,1 David Latouehe and Co. Dublin ; and Messrs. Ham tnersley, London. . v .,N -B. The breaking out of the Rebellion immediately after " * above Paper as signed, prevented its being proceeded ob till now. Armagh, oa. 23, _isoi. To the 'CURIOUS in I•ISIVSAUCES, &e. . A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. IVIRGESS and SON's ESSENCE of ANCHO taiJlEs.—The great reputation which Mr. Burgess has 44 1 ,` bY his superior Essence of Anchovies, and other Rich beef for Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hashed Calves Fleads, rn , - `` ‘ Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild Fowl and Game, with y:r s " belicaelei for the Table; Sideboard, and Store-room, th ,,Le, h are more fully expressed in his Catalogue (he being 'fl i ientor of them), has induced %many persons to give the ame nam e to art i c l es en ti rt ly diffe ren t, which are vended at n ShO P5 in London by persons who go to the principal Towns in England, Scotland, and Ireland, to solicit Orders 0 f 'fradesinen and Innkeepers, who in consequence are often ;served with spurious sorts, by allowing them an extra profit. Which is not only an imposition, but'a great dis,ppointment to Families who purchase them with a view of having good Sauce to their Fish, &C. N . B. '.None are their genuine, but what have these words on the label, "Burgess's Original and Superior Essence of An qtovies, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." N0..4, WELL's-STREET, Third Door from Oxford-street PERFECT LIKENESSES. (By His Majestts Special ApPointment.) ONES's REFLECTING' 'MIRRORS, at One Guinea each, , for taking Likenesses in Profile or .full ; also, Landscapes, and Views from Sea, wlley are made on so easy a Plan, that a Child of ten ears age cannot fail to take a Perfed- Likeness with'them. 4'erfeet Likenesses taken in Miniature Profile at ss. 6th tie -Painted on Glass or Chrystals, in a stifle of superior C a .e, from 18s. to il. ss. each. Profile Likenesses in Iji!onrs, from xss. to.rl. 15s. each, gilt Frames included. t o linpresslon Profile Bates for Ladies and Gentlemen ,• ~t,ake. any number, from - to ' s.. 64. to tss. each. They t; 1 be found of the greatest utility to such Ladies and ilentlernen m who travel, as they can e put into .a sal r r : :c ket-book, and to present a Frien b d with a polite -re -1 oh -r nbrance in one minute. Time of sitting one minute, and sitti ng sufficient.- OINIATURES neatly painted, from Three .to Five hoSPeeirnens of the above Paintings may be seen every day, , 111 Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon till Seven in the.Even h, at No. 4, Wells-street, third door front Oxford-street. t t •B. Such who wish to see the effed of the above In t4rurnent _pay Is. each, which will be returned on pur- I: i ng of either, the above Instruments, or sitting for an ...pression Plate Likeness., p e I.ikewise his Velvet Writing - Paper and- Metallic hull made up in Books, at as. and 2S. 6d. each ; Ma iaclurer in. Ordinary to His Majesty, to be had as above. th u,„ Preveilt imposition by a spurious sort being ot&red to 4 ,' Public instead of Mr. Jones's, please to observe they c e 411 stamped with his' Name, and round about it, - , HL$ hiaj c a ) . , 6 spec,l4,l Appointment" -. ‘ 1 ' • , i t. .... .... ~. . _ ',. • , H 4 ai' ,t,.?:!_ sra W - -. - --- z-- -,- ~..... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, r's Sig' QSIS. t 79S L tc 1 71 7 le SUP' to YO4fr RNA molt. ptietor )Y t i c s aboug Cathe• much 1 ana '.Clip b) 1g co)? CIU Itiit of S I ioSS irgpor cue in or - thc IVd at N lig dt:" 4i(0; 11 !natal: in 0. r r lot cit" ?lied r roe w hero 3 ft.s...ss lons of 'Or : ti ;ta t ! T 6tic' Y ,. 1 ' 0 1, 41 coW -- ill rat rites rig?u r, aterlc '634 Pr° r i F lointeu that i Ail I. og, !brit' 5'9:1Q 0 isultc 4 ;it his L e ILle *ttect,' na- tree* . K t, in to niY, vn did of ot.—x LT Kr ~,and 71bable • corn t ° ho pes tc , s w .1- voile ItS:sttfe. filici a, dread' cosi- ig ; ;I, ‘ 're Ij' .tr-Y rgeoi'' s tzt:" • 11 , 0 p 5l • ro .._ vear s, .' tit" latter, Glai" at the r• Dis— c go" Little son in therri.; ed tIP mmis •gylo4 y, acd. • •, S This Day was published, In One Volume, Octavo, Price in boxids, A New Edition, being the Eleventh, of THE TRUTH of the CHRISTIAN RELI GION. In Six P..proks. By HUGO GROTIUS. Correled and illustrated wit:a Notes, by Mr. Le Clerc. To whith are added, Two Books by Mr. be Clerc. Book I. concerning what Christian Church We &tight to join ourselves to. Book 11. Against Indifference in the Choice of our Religion. Translated into English by John Clarke, D.D. Dean of Sarum. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, ,St. Paul's Church-yard ; W. Otridge and Son, in the Strand; and R. Baldwin, Paterndster-row. This Day was published, Price 2S, ASERMON on the CONNECTION b etween LITERATURE and CHRISTIANITY, preached at Durham, July 2r, ;Sol, at the Visitation Or the Honoura ble and Right Reverend Father in God, Shute, Lord Bishop of Durham, published by Command of his Lordship. By ROBERT GRAY, B. D. Prebendary of Chichester, and Reztor of Craike, in the • County of Durham. rixford, at the University Ptess, for the Author: sold.by. W. I tanwell and rake., ...t1 I. Cuvtici -saaut. -by r. - and C. Rivington, London. Where may be had, lately pußlished,\by the same Author : a. A Catechism, in which the principal Evidences of Christianity are briefly considered. ad edit. price 9d. z. •A Dialogue between a Churchman and a Methodist'. Price as, This Day_ was published, In Two large Vol u me s , 06tavo, Price: in boards, As. A New Edition, being the Sixth, of THE.ARGUMENTS of the Bqoks and Chapters of the Old and New Testament, with Pradical Ob servations. To which is prefixed, a Preliminary Discourse, giving some Diredions concerning the Reading of the Holy Sc;rip tures. Written Originally in French, by the Rev. Mr. Ostervald, Professor of Divinity, and one of the• Ministers of the Church at Neufchatel, in Switzerland; and by him presented to the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge. Translated by JOHN .C HA MBE R LAYN E, Esq. Printed , for F. and. C. Rivington, No., 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 173, in Picca dilly. N. B. This-Book is .highly necessary for all Christian Pa. milks ; being a most useful Companion for reading and right ly understanding the Holy-Scriptures. The Arguments con tain a clear and coricise'Account of 'the Subject /flatter of.the Books and Chapters of the Old and New Testament. The Refledions consist of PraElical OliserVatioris on each'Cliap ter,..illustrating and enforcing the Truths and lustrudions therein contained: ' • '• This Day•were published, • In Odavo, price Ss. in boards,„ • • OUTLINES of a COURSE of LECTURES on . CHEMISTRY • • By T. GARNEVF, 'M. D. Fellow of the Linnean Society, Honorary Member_of the Board of Agriculture; Member of the Royal Medical, Physical, and Natural ,H•istory Societies of Edinbur g h ; the Medical Society of LOndon ; , the Rbyal Irish Academy; the Literary and. Philosophical Society of Manchester, &c. &e. . - Printed i foi T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand.' Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, 1. Outlines of a C ours e o f L ec t ures on Natural andExpe tiniental Philosophy, 6a. - 2. A Ledure on the I'teseryation of Health, being a po pular lllusttation or the 1.3 ranonian Dodttine and its Appli cation to the rhieivimena of_ Health and Disease, with a Portrait of the Author, 4s. -- • • . - 3. Annals of Philosophy, Natural History, Chemistry, Literature, Agriculture, and the Mechanical and Fitte Arts, for the Year rgoo. One large vol. Svo. ros. 64. f The Annals of Philosophy will be offered to the World once a Year, like the Annual Rclisters and will exhibit at one View the various Imp ro v ements aad Discove ries in the several Departments . ot Science, Literature, and the Arts. Relefence:; to the original Sourcei will in all cases be annexed, which will enable the Reader to ..pursue his on any Su.: - .)jeet, to the Fountain H'earf. He will have . a suniina:v View whatever is important in the diffe rent De2arzarlts,_ and a Clue,thfollow what may be inte resting to him, , ' • 4.. A Tour through the High Wit% and Part of the Western Islcs Scotland, particularly . Staffa and kohnkill • Ulu's trated by a Map and 54 ,Views in Aquatinta, a vols. 4to. 23. I:.s. 6cl. DAME FORTUNE Deals out her Cards On -Monday next,.,for the. last time in Ireland ; _ Therefore those who wish to partake of her favours, have • no time to lose. SCHEME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT , kJ ' 'FE RY,- No. of Prizes, Value of each, ' , Total Value. 4 of £.10,000 is X .40,000 4 ---- 5,000 - 20,009. 4 ---- 2,000 --- B,oto 5 ---- - Ipooo - 5,000 5 ---- 500 ---- 2,500 15 ---- leo ---- 1,500 20 ---- .50 . ---- 1000 S p ooo - -72,00 e 8,057 Prizes. . 23,943 Blanks. C. 150,000 32,v00 Tickets. Capitals DeterMtnable. First drawn Ticket, xsi :Day, - ,C. 500 t . Ditto, - 4th Day, - 1,000 Ditto, 7th Day, - 5,000 Ditto, • - 13th Day, - tO,OOO Ditto loth Day, - 10,000 Ditto, last Day _ . . .Presentitrices of Tickets and Shares. Whole Ticket ,C.. 8 5 o Eighth - - ,C: i 2 6 Half ditto - - 4 7 o Sixteenth. - • 0.-at 6 Qi.larter ditto - - 2 4 o' . Tieket4 add Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li censed J..eittery Office. . • . 11 1 . t * Aspeedy pachaseiS'reCorrirhended, as Tickets are rising. 13 egins.Drawing.on Monday next. Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices. . NEXT MONDAY THE IRISH LOTTERY begins Drawing, and as Government have ordered the Lottery Express to be opened at Ctrnhill, and No. 9, .Charing Cross ; the Public inv depend on the most early and authentic Intel-. ligence of the fate of all Tickets or Shares purchased of T. BISH, Srock, BiLottia, • • 'No. 4, Cornhill, or No. 9, :Charing Cross. TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety, and Clubs, Societies, and the Public in general, are respell fully acquainted that ENGLISH TICKETS will rise very considerably tile instant the Irish Lottery is over ; those,' therefore, who wish to adventure, will find a Saving in an - early Purchase. PRESENT PRICE. EAlt; I. ISH. TICkII - £.l 5o I Ticket - ,C. 16 5 • Half: - 4 7 0 I Half - - S 7 0 Quaxter - - 24 o Quarter - - .4 5 e Efifith - - i z 6 Eighth _ „ - - 2 • 3 0 Sixteenth. - - 011 6 Sixteenth - r t 6 **** Persons in .the CountrP may be supplied the same as if present, by sending Post-Office Orders, pod`Bills at short Dates, Bank Notes, or Cash, to either o f above Offices. IRISH. NEXT 4IONDAY The IRISH STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing. UOI)GES and. Co. No. 149, Oxford-street, op pos,ite,Mond-street, and N 0.44, St. James's-street ( w h o 6i have no ntiexion with 'any other Office); take the liberty to inform the Nobility and, Public, they.have on sale a,great va riety of Tickets and Shares in the present Irish and English State Lotteries, on the; most reasonable Terms, and that in the course of this year they 'sold, shared, and registered, zt the above Offieesohe fc.dlOwing'Capital Prizes, viz. No. 15,705 a Prize of 20,000 29 4 7 - 20,000. ~ 06:0 lo,oco Soot, 30,333 ----- 5000 • . 28,898 -- 00 8 And in the•late Lotteries they likewise sold, sharen, Ana rc . gisterd, . • Ni. i2,66e. - • ,C. 20,000 No. 36,030 - £. 5 000 7121 . 10,909 Also 17 Of ,2900 2681 - 10,00 e 27 of bOOO *** Orders by the rost,.or otherwise, stridly executed. N. B. The . English Lottery begins Drawing, 3(1 March, zSoz. 'ENGLISFI'AND IRISH STATE 'LOTTERIES, igot. Irish State Lottery begins Drawing on Monday next. English State 'Lottery begins Drawing March 3, 1802. THE TICKETS,. HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, anCSIXTEENTHS, are now selling, in great variety of Numbers, and on the lowest terms. The Money for` he Prizes paid on demand, by HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their Old-eitablished State Lottery Office (licensed pursuant to Ad of Parliament), No. z 6, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London ; also at Liverpool and Exeter. Corsed Numerical and Register Books are kept, and Tickets and Shares registered; at Sixpence per Number. ()Was accompanied with good Bills, payable at sight, or of a short date, will be, pundtially attended to, precisely on the same Terms as if present. Letters (post-paid)duly answered, and Schemes gratis. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped, agreeable to Aa of Parliament, with the words " State Lottery Stamp- Office." • Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their several An; nuities, and all kinds of Government Securities; bought and sold by Commission. CAPITAL PRIZES Sold, 'Shared, and Registered by • HORNSBY and Co. 2 Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, • 7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand PrAmds. • 2 Prizes of Fifteen Thousand Pounds. 13 Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds: fo Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds. 3o Prizes of Two Thousand PoundS. 49 Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. .73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds.. Cox's Grand Diamonds in the Lottery 1774, and the Pigot Grand Diamond in the last,English Lottery, were sold by Hornsby and Co.. • To SPOIn'SMEN and OTHERS WATSON's CAMBRIDGE HORSE-BALLS, BLIS TERING OINTMENT, and DISTEMPER-BALLS for DOGS ; for Efficacy and Cheapness, have fully - VVI established their reputation, and obtained a decided preference, are sold retail, with plain and ample Diredions, and a List of the most respedable Testimonies of their supe rior Excellence, by Mr. J. Pidding, No. 76, opposite the Pantheon, Oxford-street; Mr. Complin, Druggist, No. 441 Bishopsgate-street Within ' • and Tupholine, Alford; Whee ler, Aylesbury ; forth and Wales, s ßeccles ; Smith, Bedford ; Norbury, Brentford ; Dingle, Bury St. Edmund's; Bristow, Canterbury ; Staines, Chelmsford ; Keymee, Colchester ; Robins, Daventry ; Dawson, Dereham ; Boult, Egham ; Nichols, Farnham ; Towne, Gainsborough ; Cook, Godal min ; Russel, G uildford ; Knevett, Hale4worth ; Cooper, Halstead; Thumwood, Hartford-bridge; Simson, Hertford; Fincham, Haverhill,; Wright, High Wycombe; Parslee, Holt, Norfolk; Mathews, Hounslow; fenkinson, Hunting don.; Chettle, Kettering; Benham and Strange, Kingston-. upon-Thathes ; Gregory, Leicester ; Whittingham, Lynn ; Burnham, Maidenhead; Foreman, Newmarket; Dicey and Sutton, Northampton ; Stevenson and Matchett, Norwich ; Jacobs, Peterborough; Snare, Reading; Wall, Richmond, Surrey; Payn, Saffron Walden; Collins, Salisbury; Albins, Spalding ; Drakard, Stamford ; Clover, Stilton; Paul, St. Ives; Burkett, Sudbury; Sudbury, Swatfham, Norfolk; Lubbock,,Thetford ; Dennis, Twickenham; Drakard, pingham ; Knight, Windsor; White, Wisbeach ; Downes, Yarmouth ; Wilson and Spence, York. Purging Balls, is. each. Blistering Ointment, suffi- Alterative Balls, ;s. per doz. cient for four Legs, 23, &I. Cordial Balls, 4s. per doz. a pot. Diuretic Balls, 4s. per doz, Balls for Dog-Distemper, and Mercurial Purging Balls, m. as a Preventive and general 6d. each. Physic, is. each box. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by T. Watson, Chcanist and Druggivti Petty Cury, Carnbtidge. just pui)liAed; price 7s. 6d. LEXICOGRAPHIA-NEOLOGICA GALLICA. PHE NEOLOGICAL FRENCH DICTION JJII ARY, coat:l;ning Words of .New Creation; not to be found hi any F;•caca and English Vocabulary hitherto pub lished; includiag those added to the Language_ by the Revo lution and till. Itaablic, which, by a Decree of the National Convei - ttion in 17'951 now form the SuppleMent to the Fifth Edition of the F;eacluAcademy's Dictionary, printed at Paris in 1798 ; with the new System of - Weights, Measure. 4 and Coins. The whole forming a Remembran ce s of th e irench Revolution, as comprising a Short History of it, and a View of the Republic, with Anecdotes, &c. &c. 'rant vant - Phomme,.tant vaut la langue. By WILLIAM DUPRE. *** This Work'has been recommended in the Reviews as a Book of mach Amusement, and a very useful CoMpanion to the Readers of the French History of the Present Times; as giving a more complete insight into the present Political State, Charaeteri, Caprices and Humours of the French than any Volume of equal size and price. • Printed for Clement, NO. zot, Strand. • This Day was published, In One cloSely.print , :d Volume, Duodecimo, Price 4s:6d. in boards, or is.. bound, (`CLASSICAL ENGLISH'POETRY, for the Use N.., of Schools and young Persons; seleded' from the best Atithars, with some Original Pieces. Compiled and written By Dr. MAYOR and Mr. PRATT. With a Preface indicating the several species of Poetrk, and their best - modes of Recitation. It is remarkable that till this Work, there has not existed in the English Language any chaste and unexcemionable Colledion of the Gems of British Pdetry, 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 and Cheapness. The present -Volume, it is be lieved, will supply this deficiency, and be adopted at once as a School-book in our respe&able Seminaries, and as part of the CEconomical Library of every private Family. • Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7 St. Paul's Church-yard; sold by T. Hurst, West and Hughes, and I. Wallis, Pater noster=row ; Benjamin Tabert, at tlfe Juvenile Library, NeW Bond-street; Wilson and Spence, York; E. Balfour, Edin burgh ; J . Archer, Dublin ; and by all other Booksellers, S tat ioners, & c. ; Of whom may be.had, the under-mentioned School-booki 1. Dr. Mayor's British Nepos,- price 4s. Ed. 2. 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LAND ,trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice; That they will be ready to receive Prop osa 4 . .in writing, or before Wednesday, tfie zsthinstant, front any Person Who may have engaged to furnish the Commissioners of ifis Transport Service, with Tonnage; fOr New Smith ;Pales, ore what Terms %kg are willing to LET to the Contpet:y good COPPER BOTTOMED' SNIPS; - to bring home Peas and other Gads, front China; such Skips to be apProVed by the Conipary's Officers, and to be Manned a nd E4rdpfied ire 'ever> res Pea, agreeably to the usual Reguiations of the ConeparEp., .• The Tenders to express the Rate of Freight for Builders'. Measurement, and also for Surplus Tonnage, and stating tie hare on the lowest termite, dere will nos: bean opportunity Maki rgarty abatement. The Tenders, witst the wards " Ship Tender" or thecOier; so be coverall. left with the Secretary, at or before Tivelve . ‘, , (1.4.,), at Noon, on the said ittlr instant; hyond which boar not anv'Tender ran be received. IPILLIA .12 Aisif Y, See. Draft of the Ternfr and anditions on which the said 411,r will be entertained in the Compepy's gervice, may be seen on application to Mr. Coggan, Clerk to the C'mpnittieV,Shifokkg. This Day was published; In Three VOlumes, price Ts. boards, 7 - A DVENTURES at , CAMPBELL. HOUSE . Or, SOMBTTAINC; N.EW. By ANNE I.UMPTREE. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. ReLs;Pateinoster-row. • Of whom may be had, lately publiShe,d; t. Percival,- or Nature Yinditated, a Novel ; in 4 v o l s . - by R. C. Dallas, Esq. price as. in boards. 2. The Rival Mothers, a Novel ; from the French of MadaMe de Geniis, in 4 vois: price, sewed LINCOLNSHIRE.--SALL: OF LAND. TO BE SOLD AUCTION, EarlY in ilk inonth of January lieXt; if. not previously dis. posed of• by. Prii , ate Contrad THE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTF., Bart. situate in the several Parishes of -Lemke, Frampton.—Kirton; Sutterton Wigtoft, Swineshead;. Bicker, Gosberton,..Swileet, beck, Dorrington, Ruskington, Billiughay, and Short Ferry Farm in the Parish of Fiskerton, in the Cpuntv of LinColn rarticulars of which are in preparation, and will be ready.ir . delivery in the course next month, , • In - the mean time; _tile Y antis and Premise s may be vii4 , ect upon application to the respedive Tenants. OCR. Btiz, tliat, UGARS-LMoiat, d. to 6d oct 2 6 L..) Dry Ground Sugdrs; 6id. to 711, per lb. Better sorb` cheaper in proportiOn. • •, Teas-One Ounce to every Pound ( treit) overweight a Bo heat. to iS.. Cong9n Leaf, to . 3s. Congou Kind, 3s. Gd. to 45. (1.00.11. C01V,09, AS. 6d. to Ss. Capital Sou thong, Ss. 6d% to bs. Snperfirre, 7s. to Ss. test Irliported; Dadra and Qaper Souchong los. per lb. , • • , Green Teas, 4s. 6d. to ss. Capital Ss. 6.L iojsL *son, 6s. sd. to 73. Fine Ss. Superfine 9s. tp los. Best Imported, or Gunpowder Hyson, los., (A. to las. per 2b. To Dealers-Genuine Original Chests Congou and Green Teas, 4S. Sd. to SS. 4d. per tb, • Cottires, 3s. 6d. to as Fine Bourbon, 4s. 6d. to es. Best Turkey, ss, 6d. to bs. per-lb. 'Genuine Cocoa, is. ter lb; Cii,x ;o lates, 4s. 6d. to ss, Best, rs. 6d. Sir gans.Sloane'a Milk, Churchman's Patent, and Finest Vanilla,'6s: to 65 . .. 6d. per lb. , • ' . .• - Rice; Best Carolina; 3d. to 3),d.. Ground; 4d. to 414. RiCe Flout, 4 d. to 3d. Millet; Sd. to Scotch Barley, ifrd. to 3d. per lb • . • Spices, test Cloves, Ss. 6d. pet lb. Cinnamon, tzar. 6d. Nutiftegs, 295. Mace, 38S. Black Pepper, as. d. - White, as. - 9d. Ditto Long, 4s. Alspice, pd. Brown Ginger, rod. White ditto, rzd. Carraway and Corii„nder Seeds; sd. Sago . ; rid. Toioca, igcl. Pearl Bailey; 6d., Jordan AlthOlldS; 25..0. Bitter rid, per lb. Starch, rod. to ird. Blues; best Stolle and PoWder, god. per lb. • • Soaps; best YellaW, 70. Mottled, Sid. White Curd; Od. per lb. ' . • • . Mustards, Common, tod: Fine, 14.1. Superfine, •igft. per lb. Fruits; best Muscatel, Blooms, Sun, Malaga kaisins, Cur rantS, Prunes, French Plum's; Figs, .Sec. . Orders for all articles in the Confetliottity . , Italian, and Oil Trades; executed on the 14*est terms. • At geSs. EDWAAD LAG LETON and C9.'s thirty yeari i)ld-established Tea Warehouses; the Original Grasshopper; No. 4i, Cheapside ; and No. 9, Bistiopsgate-street heir Cornitiill. CA IiT4ON —No coormaion . with any other' House With the Sign of the Grasshopper; &c. Or, any other House of the' same Namei,&c. Nor have any personS in the Kingdomauthority 'to sell Teas, &c. in, or use their NaMeg or Firm. G Orders by Twopebriy or deneral Post, inc/osing Bank or good Bills, sent to e.xad amount, or Change returned lii Goods ; or Ordeli for Paynient on delivery, duly attended to; Wholesale and Retail; and sent Cis per order. to any Part; place, CoaCh; Carrier; Inn, Wharf, &c. in. ondon. , —ln. quirers (only) must pay Post.. All.Artlelessubje4 to rise and fall of Markets. . .. . (p - ., Request.. timely. notice with ()Mgt's— ..._ , MEDICII4II ACI . _ • At the only Warehouse for Dr. JAMES's PQWDER,• 'NO. 45, St, Paul's Cluirdh-yard, a few Dews from the Corner of Cheapside; THE toll Owing MEDICINES are Sold, at the Prices annexed; inclusive of the Stanip - Duties irri, posed by this Ad ; but no additional .chaige has been made upon Dr. JAMES'S POWDER.;•-which rs continued at the original Price of as. 6ct. per Packet. It May, alio ,be had. at _ll. 45. per Dazes; or the, quantity i of a - Pozin PaCkets in one 13ottle. for at. is. 6d. Duty inclUded ; so. that the Public are no suiferers.., , • But itt order to facilitate the.,operation; and to lessen the burden of this Aa, which would in a great measure have proved a Tai upcin Be.nevo/elice; all the other, MgdielneS are Sold to any Persons 'purchasing hilt' a Doien; or more; free front the expellee of the Stqnps. • s. s. d. o 9 Di. lames's POWder 2 6 Cepheid Snuff' Analeptic Pins 4 6 Dr_ S tcers'6 Parego- . Cattle Powder s 6 tic Lozenges . . x DI. -topper's Pills- i it -,--Carnoritile , Drops 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybeat Esserice Q f of C' t 3 0 Pills • 4 o, EssenceolPepperrn. I. 15 Berry's Bi li ous,Pills 5.0 Qrmskirk Medcine.S. 5 5 Dalby's Carminative, r q . Glasi's gavesia 3 Ticken's It thereat S pi- l ogli:h's Scott Pills I - 3 6 Vrarit's,DroPs i o . Greenough's Tinaarei iit Nortpri's Drops . 5 Tolu Lozenges r i Spitibury's: Props o Mr. Spence'S Di!'litrifrie'e 4 o Speectiman's Piili a' 9 Preake'STinti. of Bark 3 6 English Coffee 2 9 Hilatharres; by ditto,' & Dr, SoUnder's 'Tea a 9 Dr Steers Opodel a 6. Jones's Rheumatic --- Convulsion Oil i 6 Tindure - 3 6 Alsb the Gelunie Arquebusade,' lately itnported; •an most of the otter Proprietary Medicines in repute Orderd. for exportation are.supplied 'without \Sramps, as before this AA. ' lsrtiany Persbris;.patticularly Servants and Mesu sengeisi . mistake the House, F.' NEWBERY, the Proprie tor, is under the necessity of pointing oat; that is at the East Enil of St. Paul's; nearest to Cheapside, - and -that it has a. large White Stuccoed.- f..r4M; with 'these Words scribed: " TliL 0141 Y WAittlii.:4leSt 'FOE • DR. fliNgs's POWDISR,"