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y ~ v :X!; 41A :,402 ONE WOOO. OD and RI V- - of th e County v.° Tene 'wo Gar • situated oring, in , at will; e• the an• e. Oxford mingharri hill ; and irraway's, lavigable disposed )UNDS RIVER nt. Inte- rraway's; ]ildings. e', to „vend nts, third y Murray own all d peculiar :he Vene !nt. . The perfectly rked their ts'fifter its e inclosed urn them- :so:t ; sold ,hill; ?Ir. , Holborn, his;,Patent poste the, rd; 'Bath ; ins, Sails"- and Corp, aeon and iddleditch %le; --G C, Glasgow ; able Book.- c Drops. LA tets - arising srvous awl Stomach Wind, I ndi t, and all appetite to is the best ether occa ise, erful wrt , / id energy t° safety dur , and Tull" issists in 3 td.the best low Fevel, iver, and 1 5 romo re ob" ry, P repaid' ind sold bl the Prince 11, No. 14 , also, by ar .'s Church th ; an; Brecon; 9d. and 95: • !onsiderea of rate, or , ed, and that iated to gi 7 wally at al' plified, in , of ShotleY, but also t ° it of other'' ing lost.ov ° , Lave ne. I 110' 6 L:e near inc;' linently fa; hearty con' 'het* front z;rnallest L tred ead to all Ant, g.LIN , maY b e 517 price, lee Dr• g rievou s t iit, want o . , 1 b e st advit•:. here she r` e :he smal les ;he Irv& el LEAD, tof' I zt ely re' ,„; :o Dr. S"." l f nd she '°,dy ; thercloi pRI( 1 ' nd inuch s Ship olii }O f 1 • iverro in of (;i10..`,;1 y hetter , loo de use ?II 'cos iine. t i t :sr' thet" . . rica 0. ch ip whole . 1 a as posb A Gui n c f . f -a " ; ot by [uant.tx vor 31 ' )in• AMBER 2 846. } THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PrO-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 4, iBor i will be performed, THE PIRATES. WITH THE WEDDING DAY. On Thursday ((for the sth time) the revived Serious Opera .Artaxerxes, Nlanclane by Mrs. Billington. To which will 'be added, the Farce of the Mock Doacir. •,,, 1 And. Oft Friday will be 'performed, for the first time this ,tyre Pantomime of Harlequin Amulet, or the Magic ion • , • • THEATRE-I:OVAL; COVEN.T , GARDEN, l'O-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 4, rBo r, will be performed, • ' ARTAXERXES. A.rb aces, Mr. INCLEDON ' • Artaxerxes, Mr. HILL •, • Artabanes,. Mr. TO WNS E ND. ;, RiMeneS; Mr. STREET. • = Sarni?, •Mr§. ATKIN-S • And Mandane.' Mrs. BI LL IN GTO N. who will introduce a bravura Song, with an Obligato Ac. • .counpiniment on _the Violin, by Mr.-Wz.ickisztt, corn- T•oscd by I.3tAscrri. _HONtST — Trurn:Tr,s., _ . • kf r i.,Biningion will .repeat_ die Charafter of M quiarte eq E riday ; after which will be represented, the Grand Pan tomime Drama of Perouse, or the Desolate Island. Ladies and 'Gentlemen who were disappointed of Places for the New Comedy of Folly as *lt Flies, are Tespeafull y acquainted it will. be petfgrined ou Thursday,•with Hartford bridge ; and on Saturciay ,with The Highland Reel. The Tragedy of Krug 'Richard 111. in consequence of the very great overflow, will be repeated on Monday next; and Mr. Cooke Will repeat the same Character ev - ory following 4onday.till further notice. - • • The 7th Night -of the New toritedi will bcf on Tuesday toxt.. . . HULL. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. BSCONDED frda. his. Employers; on Thurs -atay Afternoon, the isth of Oetober inst. CHARLES -KING, a Lrid about 17 years of age, about five feet seven or tight inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair 'cut *Lhort ; 'had on a brown cort,. linen waistcoat, - and dark ker rYrnere breeches, rather short at the knees. - He bought - a. m a L t r , a new' pair of drab-coloured thickset breeches , and a white triarsella waistcoat dotted and striped with blue, .at I-ncoln the 17th Oztobr.tr, and is supposed to have gone for 114 11 the next day. He took away with him ON E*THOU. P 4 - 1 41)POUNDS in Bank Notes, viz. ted Sep t. S o 250 Notes of Z. 2, each , No. 615 t to 6.00.. toot.' Sept. 22 400 Ditto of f.I each, No. tooot to to t rp. too Ditto ofk.x each, No. 9701 to 9800. W hoever will cause him. to be. apprehended, and give n C e te. Messrs. Poulain and Keys, of Salter's-Hail Court, I.ll?),,noli.'street, London, shall receive a REWARD of ON E ( "nRED POUNDS, on the Recovery of the Property 1 1 of which he is supposed to have about him), or in pro,. Trtion for any part thereof. ", A. YOUNG LADY 'wishes for a Situation as COMP ANI 0 to LADY. She has no objec t . lo to Travel. A. Line addressed to tV. R. at Betts's Mus i c chop, Royal Exetrange. N • B. This will not be advertised again. ir so . t CIKYRCH PREFERMENT. ANTED tb PURCHASE, - it PERPETUAL VV - ADV&VVSON, Or Next Presentation to a Living tom 2DoI. to 400 t. per Anntim, with a prospea of an etrly for which- a fair price will be given. - t6."IY-tnars to i l sea (oost..paid) to Mr. Tyndale, SLilici- Fs Lincoln's Inn Fields. To the CURIOUS in FISH SAUCES * &c, A C.ItUTION TO FAMILIES , EURGES,S•apd SON'S ESSENCE of ANCHO ., VI Es.—rrire - kreai reputation'which Mi. Burgess has ' ne lili7 . l l .is superior Essence of Anchovies, and other Rich .• auces ror Fislx-Sauce; Stewed Beef. Hashed Calves Heads, t 'et S i teakst- Macre Disnes, , Wild4c,:wl and Game, with ,env belie , airs fior the Table, Sideboard, and Stoie-Poorn, - l i hi&ti ate riToCe hilly- exprossed in his Catalogue (he being 1 e inventor of them), has induced many persons to give the . .:,nle name to articles entirely different, wnich arevended at 1; ; iD Shops in London. by persons wisp go to the principal ' of in F . rwlao , d; Seckland, and Ireland, to solicit Orders ` tradesmen artil Im*eepers, who in consequence are often • Vi rv ed wiih spurithis sorts, by'allowing thern an extra profit. • • tis pot only an imppsition, but ;great disappointment ha jaihillei . who purehase them with a view of Wing good. ~ ,e to their risth, Ste. - • 2 ,- lc , • • ni ) ,B. None arc t nei r genuine, but what have these words on. th o 'abel, 11, Bunyss's Original and Superior Essence•of An- ~.., ' •'.!e- ' ' / s No t 0 .,- - Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." InCHEN PURNITUR LAA .E, AMP, and LP-011. ' AR.FHOU SE, No. oSS, Two Doors from St. Dunstan's CI, urth, Flezt-street. R NOL D FINCHETT respe&fully begs ledve : 4 ,,, to inform the Nobility, Gentry, &c. that they may be . ' .e'Plied at. the• aboVe Warehouse in the greatest variety of n 1 41 3 1 c.es of the best workinsnship, and on the most reastah -1.. e terms,:in Do'oble Block Tin, Copper or Iron Kitclten trtniture ; compl , ' , e sets olDouble Block Tin Kitchen Fur ipt,t;urs, at 81. Ss. cr any part may be had separate, if re, ir r ea; Portable Roasting Jacks, calculated ter stnall'faitai ,n, which will to three hours,. and carry a joint of meat of i,iiiirty,pounds, add inquires little fire; sets of Double Block a•h L!'sli Covert • aTgentcel assortment of the best Bronzed and real Pontipoof Tea and Coffee Urns, elegantly mouhted, natters, the newest - patterns ; fine : japented -Tel Trays,: in . p o ` e n r i s i ' Tea CaddLas, Plate Warmers, Coffee Biggins, &c. PO9l and other ornamental Japan ; an elegant assort- • I.:l,ent of Pl ate d Articles, with silver edges ; Kitchen Ranges, R egister, Pantheon, and Forest Stoves; Table Knives, jelly Moulds, Mudges, Inhalers for Colds and Sore Tit - oats ; •Llearing Trumpets to assist Deaf Persons ; Phosphorus a 'fcket Tinder Boxes and 'Matches, to-procure instant light ; , 14 rge assortment of Hall Lanterns, and Patent Lamps or • : St aircases, Sideboard's, Rcading, Counting-houses, Chain. w ' rs s Warehouses, and all other purposes. . n - Genuine Snertnaceti Oil. i - -------..........---.... , ...—____‘... '.........t........_ ... 1 • c l,the NUS RVATI ON and BEAUTY PIING of the .1k ir , • .TEETII and GUMS. ' R. SIGMQND Surveon-Deniist, Bath, has . I , ..., , al the•Hononr 'td inform the Nobility, Gentry, and his th e 114 s, that for their better accornmodation in supplying p o i, r ; l with his universally approved Preparations, he - has zip s k r :L,ed the following Agents -in London for the sate thereof Abi,,,kiattie, No. ;z, New .8...nd-street; Mr. Watts, Chy-, 11111; NO: , 4,3, Strand i - Mr. Rowney, No. 95, Holborn ' kd, kr.. Cryer, No. 6S, Conthill ; Mr. Bolton , Royal w•tiiiknge ; and at most of the principal Shops throughout th'ild 2 i Q3lld, Scotland, and Wales. ' • 4 nd s ' stC:110;.; D is nappy in stating, that during his long terelkesff u l praaice, in which time he has constantly at variat3l, the first Nobicit-i or r',,;.: United Kingdoms, he has in-, r 4 o i ty selected inp;redients, prove , a; .ay his experience and tng t ,,eld observations, to be the most e<diteive for preserv. atm ; s it Teeth and Ghats, and giving theml•nz_' p;:manency hi , s ue4il tY so desirable-: to ever' person; :Ind w.r;:chmis the touch pleasure' to communicate to the Public, undzx beilllullest confidence, that, Ids Dentifrice and Lotion, by. ace t ! l ' 6 ed according !to his printed direetions,- will ' fully , . pr e ,,Plisli arut eri',lcf 'every purpose required; and in Order Co ' Alas b e ",t t itt4cti,3l iv any counterfeit thereof,• His Majesty tent • `, i ' RracionSl p i en.- - /sd td grant i-fk 'Royal Letters Pa ....141p' e p r, K. aito've' Preparations, entitled, si) , e Bli I . TISH - ,-(Yri,L,ts t. DENT“ RICE and PRF.SERVA VIVI.. e).(tu re. AL Also hiS Tooth Bruslie of CtiiK;n3nt sizes and. with 1 ., on the best adapted constnietion, and are marked . N i . „s Patent labels 11 0:1;:_• ( 2rclers sent to'either of the above Agents, Or to his. ten ded to c' , , 2, Edgar-buildings, will la‘; immediately at.' B ath; 04.._ , 10 ~ 101. .. THE S -TUE S-D4 Y, NOVEMBER 3, ISor. On Saturday, the zd of January, will be published, Part I . and No. I. of THE N E W C:YeLOP4EDIA ; or, UNIVER. SAL DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES. Formed upon a more enlarged Plan of Arrangement than the Dldionary of Mr. Chambers ; comprehending the various Articles of that Work; with Additions and Improvements; together with the New Subjects of Biography, Geograr'iy, and History ; and adapted to the present State of Literature and Science. . By ABRAHAM REES, D. D. F. S. Editor of the last Edition of Mr. Chambers's Diaionary ; with the Assistance of eminent professional Gentlemen. Illustrated with New Plates, iiteluding Maps', designed and engraved for this Work by some of the most distinguished Artists. . Printed for T. N. Longman and b. Rees, N0..39, Pater noster-row; and the principal BOoksellers of London. N, B. A PROSPECTUS of this Work will be published on the Ist of December. NAVAL POWER OF• ENGLAND. This Day Was published, • • - In One volume, 'price 7s. 6d. boards, THE-HISTORY of the:RISE and PROGRESS of theNAVA P.OWER of GREAT BRITAIN, in t; :pen:ea with various important Notices relative to the V reach Marine - to which ate added, Observations on tli; principal Articles of the Navigation Ad. The whole illiis mted- by a variety or.intem-,eing Notes, with two Tables, ;.hewing the State. of the Navy at the- Death of Queen Eliza beth, and the - progressive' incr'ease. to ' . the - present Reign. .Translated from :,11 - .i . ic. , ;inal'Work in French.: . 'By THOMAS EVANSON' WHITE - Printed tit 1. S. Jordan, .N0.,t9, Ludgate-hill. - Of Witoht may be had, published this Day,-;nice is. ' The SPE Ecßof the Hen. C. FOX, on the Peace be tween Englancl,a.nti• France, with. the other PrOceediAgs at the Shakspeare, on Saturday, October to being the Anni versary of his... First E ledion for the City....of Westmipswr. NGLISH STATE LOTTERY, IEOI I Begins Drawing March 3, 18e2. SCHEME. Value of each. .20,c00 No. of Prizes. 10,000 5,000 2,000 1,006 Soo 100 so ______ 1.8 Total Value. Z.f10,000 40,000 20,000 10,000 lo,octo 6,000 5,c00 s,oaa 324,000 18,000 ko,ooo Tickets. .500,000 • CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. ' First-drawn Ticket, )sth Day, J: Ditto, 2lst Day, aOOOO . Ditto, 32d Day, 20,000 • Ditto, • 4oth Dar, 4000 TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY - OFFICE in EIWG LAND, IRELAND, and SCOTLAND, and- the PRIZES will be paid in full STERLING MONEY'. PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket, - o 0• Half ' - 8 5 o I Eighth - 2z 6 Qarter 4 4 0 Sixteenth - 6 G'Tickets rise gradually, the same as last Year. WOODFALL's PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. 'On SatUrday . next will be .published, Price is. To be continued regularly every Saturday, No. 1. t A' Impartial REPORT of the DEBATES that may occur in the two Houses of Parliament, in the course of the present Session ; with occasional Notes and ll ljustralions. - BY WILLIAM.WOODFALL and Assistants. Printed for John StoclOale, Piccadilly ; and Jdhn Walker, Tater-noster-row. Of whcimwaY be had, the Debates pf the last Session, in two vols. half bound, price ii. Its. VICTUALLING COMMISSIONS—HIGH PRICES of . PROVISIONS. This Day was published, Price is. 6d. FACTS, Explanatory of the instrumental Cause of the High Prices of Provisions; formerly' communi eated in a Letter to George Cherry, Esq. then one of the Commissioners for Viele,-alling the Navy; with Observations thereon. By THOMAS BUTCHER, • Late Clerk of the Dry Srores,....at His Majesty's Vidualling.. --- :Deptford. -. London frinted by auti' for -R. 13: Scott, -at Franklin's Head, in the Strand, opposite ,eauf,irt Buildings. Of whom-may also be had, - . , t. The Comparative Adyantdgesc. of Oxen for Tillage, in competition with Horses,. sundry Communications, &c: -•by W. Tatham, ivte:Stiperyis'ar of the T.,oridort Doci4; and aft that Author's other 'Works. • '3 P••;EW EDITION of FOX'S 800 Vs. OF- I‘I4TY-.10,X51,--qT... 1 .1 , 44.T0, -4v inet ;from EA rig:nal I'6; This Day was published, Nnmber I. price only ;;;ixpence, Printed on fine Ovate . .paper, hot-picssed; and einbellished with ifilic Engi - aving by GrikruOli, i..frCtil an Drigima De sign by Richter, , representing Wiilianif4tifi•(oDly 8 years • of age), after having been scourv•ed with such cruelty, .that in afeW davi t he died, visiting ' 'his, Father, thcit.under the torture with . which Bonner tormented loin' is days,' and an elegant Frontispiece engraved by Taylor, from an.cirigi nal Design by Burnityl With allegorical , ornaments, &c. &c. of the . • • T IVES, SUFFERINGS„ and DEATHS of the 1,4 CHRISTIAN . MARTYRS, during . the Reigns of Henry VIII: and Queen M4ryi compiled from Fox's Book of Martyrs; with original Notes, and Rededions on each Life. To whit:kis added, an Account of 'the Bartholomew Massacre in France, arid arid the great Persecution under Louis XI V. which continued till the late Revolution in France. — A Nevil Edition, revised and corrected, with Additions. co ol' S. I. This Work Nvill upon fine wove paper, with a good type., and hot-pressed. It -vill be comprised ,in Thirty Numbers, price 6d. teach, ta_be continued' eekly till the whole is .completed, which kvillmake•onalOndsame Volume iii Quarto. • 111. Each Number ivill contain . (at least) Two Sheets of Letter-press, and the ‘i hole wilt be embelliShed with 2.4 En gravings, representing Dome of the Must, remarkable tkcur rences. , • IV. With the last Number will be given an engraved Title Page, with an Allegorical Vignette, a General Index, with ...Preface andi nt roductioin. V. The first Numbiir may be_ had as .a specimen of the whole, which, if not approvedof, the Money . will' be imtne- . cliately retailed. . . • Printed for J. S. Jeirdan, No. 19, Litrigatehill, opposite the Old-Bailey; J. Matthews, No. IS, - Strand_,_- W. Button, No. 2.4, P 4 ternoster-roiv ; Vernor and Hood, No. 31, Poul try; A. Milne, Nb. 54., Tottenhain.:colitt-road; A. Max- Well, No: t, Barbican ; , Ogle and Aikritau, Edinburgh ; Ogle, Glasgow and sold by all the Booksellers and Newsmen in Town and Country. • , • , . TO THE 01JBLIC. At such :an important period as this, whenalmost all Eu rope is eiantilsed by the tall of the Rornish Religion, when. Monastic !institutions , are again 'introduced into our -own Country, Iv-hat Can; give the unbiassed -Mind so just an esti..• mate,-41 ies unscriptural doctrines, as n true and impartial narrative o: if the conduct of its predecessors toWards the faith- . ful Servant s of Jesus. Christ ?. While dry Morality, in theory, delineates I ter fancied forms, less durable than the futrowtxt wave, faat ! known fads, invigorate the mind with impreg nable truth 5, and create an energy of soul, froMlife inaction, which draw - s the.likenes;.brighter than those sbadet. The men ,oirs of men who have laid down their lives rode fence of flit , Gospel, must be ever dear to those who lovethe . Lord in sin verity and truth ; And nothing more visibly dis- . criminates t he true Christian, than a steady adherence to the . sullilers' fair righteouSnesS sake, and a tenacious unconquer able attache ient to the ilorious-tnithstheir sutilaings sealed.. Was the Vivangelical History of the-Martyrs generally read (and' we hope this cheap and 'compendious Edition will in duce many to read. it), the errors and destrudive principles cf the WeStern Antichristrian Church, or Popery, would be better understood, and distinguished, from the tnie Religion of Christ, by till classes of men. 1 he whole 'wilt contain ' besides Original Refleaions on each Life, the important substance of a large Folio Volume, being so concisely Colleded and comprised, that the most notable and essential transadions connected. with the narra tive during the reigns of King Henry VIII. and Queen Mary are faithtully related,' wittiOift that laborious minute ness and prolixity which render the original Martyrology so tedious, that few personS who possess it , ev.er read it through. Work, which in the, Folio Edition sells at al. or 31. i s • T ,,w Offered to the Public pow stir It easy 'ter ms, that few man eite :,!nie themselves from possessing; it, fbr the trifling ex pence of c>~ . a week, for only Thirty Numbers . , which will be ormatheeitet:. with Engravings, front original Designs, by Da -es Rielly 13 1 ,71ey, Richter, eicc.' and engraved by War ren, Golder Bariett; , Angtts, Grignion, Fee:' alone worth more. than executed at a,great expense; the-purchase-money. ' *,e*- Be careful to ask for the Querto Edition, I'vith Notes, and Reriedions on each Life, published by J. S. Jordan, -.N0.. 59, Ludgate-hill, opposite the Old Bailey. 1),V1!E FQ RT UN E L;eats out her Card; the 16ill of this Month, for the last time in Ireland; Therefore those who wish to panalZe of her favours, have no time to lose. QCHEME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT TERY No. of Priies, Value of each. 4:.to j 000 •• s t ooo 2,0c0 Soo ieo Total Value. A:.400poo 20,000 .'B,ocoo 5)000 2f500 1,,5u0 1,000 72vv00 8,600 8,057 Prizes. 23,943 Biztats. k., 5 0,050 32, 0 00 Tickets. - . - • Capitals Determinable. . First draWn Ticket, ist Day, - 5 00 ~ D itto, - 4th Day, - 1,000 Ditto, - 7th , Day, S,OOO Ditto, - 13th Day, - io,ooo Ditto 19th Day,' - 10,000 Ditto, last 13ay' . 2,000 Present Prices of Tickets and Shares. Whole Ticket -Z. 8 5 o Eighth - - 2 6 - Half ditto - - 4 7 . 0' -Sixteenth - - oix 6 Quarter ditto - - 2 , 4 0 • . Tickets and. Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li censed Lodery A speedy purchaseis recommedcd, as Tickets are rising. . .13e . „ins Dra - ;;ing the 16th of thik Month. Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the. Licensed Offices. IRISH STATE LOTTERY Begins Drawing the Sixteenth of this Month. -14015GES and CO. No. 149, Oxford -street, op posite Bond-strept,;md N 0. 4 4, St. James's-street (who have no cwincxion with any other Office), take. the liberty to inform the Nobility and Public, they have on sale a great va ..:ry of Tickets and- Shares in the present lrish and English iiLate Lotteries, on the most reasonable Terms, and that in Lne course of this year they sold, shared, • and registered, at the above. Offices, thefollowing .Capital Prizes, viz. - No. 1 5 ,70 5 a Prize of ao,ooo 1,060 tOOOO 5000 30,3 5000 • 4a8,39., 5003 And in the late Lotteties they likewise sold, shared, and re • gisterd, No. 12,660 - X. 20,000 No> 36,030 - X. 5000 7121 - io,ooo Also 17 of - 2000 26gi - to,ooe ,27 of ' rOOO * * Orders by the Post, or otherwise, strialy executed, N. B. The English Lottery begins Drawing 3d Marsh, Soz. BUCKS. T 9 BE SOLD; a vet:) , good FAMILY HOUSE, • situate' at Shredding Grden, I vary replete with do mestic. Convehiencies and Pleasure • GrOuncls, - walled Gar-' dens, Orchard, and Meadows adjoining. The whole be ing together about Twenty Acres, a small part - Fr&..hold,' the remainder Copyhold of Inheritance in the :11anor of /vet.. If the Purchases should desire to rent a small Farm-house near theabove, with Barn, Stables, and about Fifty A,cres of Arable and Meadow Land, 4 . e may be accommodated on'a The Situation is healthy, the Roads excellent, near the Grand Jundion _Canal, the Royal ,Hu. t, and. a Pack of Fox Hounds ; about rive miles from 'Ciiiindsor, and thee rum Colnbrook and Uxbridge. Apply to Mr. Hill, Attorney at Law, Uxbridge, "for fur ther particnlars.; or the Gardener at : Shredding Green, who will shew the Premises. FRIMLEY INICLOSiikES. BY ORDER .OF:THE COMMISSIONERS. TO .BE SOLD BY-AUCTION,.... On Monday the 3'th November, 1801, at the White Hart Inn, FrimieV in the County of Surrey • , • By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. • 'rWO ALLOTMENTS of LAND, both ad joining the Gi-eat Western Road, leading from Basshot to Hertibrci Bridge, CA.:litainillg together 55-9 A. 2-R..7 Y. or thereabouts. • Printed Particulars may be bad of Mr. Smallpiece Stoke, near Guildford., Surveyor; at Mr: Mumtbrd's, street, Hatton-Garden, Surveyor ; Mesa. Hanson and Birch; Solicitors, Chancery-lane; at the King's Arms, Bagshot the Bush, at Farnham ; at . Mr. 'Guest, the White Hart, Frimley, who will.shew the Premises; and at Messrs. Hod skinson and Co..Arundel • sttect, London, where a Sketch of the Allotments-may he seen. • LINCOLNSHIRE:-SALE OF LANDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Early in the - month of January next, if not previously dis posed of by Private - Contra& ; HE Detached ESTATES anti PROPERTIES of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart; situate in the several Parishes of-leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton Wigtoft, Swinesliead, Bicker, Goslx..rton, Surfleet, Pinch beck,. Dorrington, Ruskington t Billinghay,.and Short Ferry Farm in the Parish of Fiskerton, in.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 Landa and Premises may be viewed upon application to the - respective Tenants. Empingham, OCR. Bth, iSot. PRINTFIELD TO BE SOLD, BY PUBLIC ROW', Within the Tontine Tavern here, on Wednesday the 25'h Day of November, betwixt the Hours of Two.ana Three o'Clock Afternoon, Entry immediately after the Sale;' THE well.knoivn and "beautiful PRINTFIELD of KINCAID, situated in the Parish of Cainpsie, and County of Stirling, nine miles, diAtaitt from Glasgow.— The Field and Farm; consisting of s 3 Acrel, are held on a 99 Y-ears Lease from Kincaid of Kincaid, wheieolS3 Years are unexpired at Martinmaa next. No c::pen& has been sitared to render the ,Gronrids and Buildinris compleic, and capable of carrying on tile Printing Trade. to a very •great extent.. The Stack utensils is large, and in complete repair ;to be exposed?:, one LOt, or otherwise, as Purchasers may incline. Plan of the Grounds, and an Estimate of the. Buildings, lie with J. E. Henderson here, from whoM, or pavid Inglis at the "Field,' any further information ar-zy be obtained. • Glasgow, Odober tSot.. 1 1 b ~ • ..„.. „ / 4 ,_,;---.-7,..r1„e , -,4--.---__. .......7;;;A_____.-„. l e . g_-:-.:_---F --.....-7-:--,,:?.A.-,,,,,.:„.,-,;„- "e7flcA., 3._ a„i , lk, ',IA` [Piertc. ,SIX PENCE. EAST INDIA °dart it; :- • - • , THE C'OIIIMiTt.EE . of HIPP ING of Ike . UNITED COMPANY -cf MERCHANTS of ENa= LAND trading to the East Indies; do herel l k give Notice, • That the Celnlliittee ;will be rea..ty is riveive Proposal: in turii;.' seal id up,. on (I/1...:DNE.5 . 1.);41.Y, the' 04th Novfntbrr, sittr?ying the Ccinpaty , i. )27 .akt IRON 4 7 UNS, SHOT; and SHELLSy And s uet l'efr'sons -who may think proper 10. deliver In _Tet.'ders, must express thilein. -112 e lowest Prices,'424 tixy have an Oppotunity of )nakint au abatement. ' • • The C'ondit4ns of the Conracis May be seen by'aphiyingio 1I si: Coggan, Clerk to tte said Committee, on or after Friday next, the 2.3 d instant, at4l tI4 Tenders must be left -with him btfi.re. Twelve O'Clock at Noon cst the said .4th November, as 710! any Tender will be received after that hour. LTGARS-Moist, toted. Lpnlp, 9.1 d. to Lod, L.) Dry Ground Sugars, 6,1. to 7A l d. per lb: • " - Better sorts cheaper in proportion. . Teas---One Ounce to every Pound itrett) overweight-4 Lo , heii, is. to 2S; ad. Ccugou Leaf, as. gth toss. Congou 3s.,Ed. to 4s. Good Conget4" 4s. 6d. 10 ss. Capital' Sou, chong, 5.5. 6d. to 6s. Superfine, 7.5: to gs. 'Best .iirported, l'adra and Caper Souchong ics. per lb. Cteen Teas, 45.. 6d. to ss. Capital 55.-62. to bs. riyann, 6s. Ed. to 7s. Fine Ss. Superfine 9s. /u tos.- Best 'inputted, or Gunpowder Ilysou, lOs. 6d. to tas. per lb. - To Dealers-Genuine Original Chests 'Cungou and Geeen Teas, 4' _8(.1. to sS. per•lb. Cult es, 3s. ad. to 45.. Fine Bourbon, 4s. 6d. . toss. Best Turkey, ss. Ed. ,to 6s. perlb.. Genuine Locoa, 3s. per lb. - C.hocoiates, 4s. 6d:to ss. Best, ss. Sit Flans' Sloane's Milk,•Chucclunan's Patent, and Finest Vanilla, as, to as. 6d. per lb. Rice, Best Carolina, z t. d. to 3d. Ground, aid. to 4d. Rice Flour, 4d. :to 41d, Millet, e4ti. to 3d. Scetch Barley, 24d. to 3d. per lb Spices, Best Cloves,. Ss..6d. per lb. Cianamen, :is. 6d. Nutmegs ' zos: Mace, 3lf.s. Black Pepper, as. 7d. •• , v bite, zs. 9d. lAtto Long. 4s.'` {Spice, 12d. , - Brown Ginger White dittos sad. Carraw.ay and Cei . tin , kr..Seeds, tad. Tarnlca, adv. Tear!, Barley, Jordan. Almonds, as. Gd. jitter rid. per lb. Starch, . best, .r td. Blues,. best Stone and Powd:r, 20d. per lb. • Soaps, best - Yellow, 70. Mottled, 8,0. 9d. per In. Mustard::, Common, - lA, Fine,. s4d. Superfine, sSd White C per lb. - Fruits, best Muscatel, Blooms, Sun, Aralaza Raisins, Cur rants; Prunes, F • ' Orders for all articles in the. o)nfeaiouary, Italian, and Oil Trades; executecron the toOest tcrrms. . At Mess. E DWART) F'AGLETO,N and Ca:'s thirty - years Old-established Tea 'Warehouses, the Grassho . pper, No. 41., Cheapside ; and No„ 9; Bishopspt-street WittliA, • near Cornhill. _ CA tyrsON•=-VO conneaion with.. any other House .with the Sign of the Grasshopper, &c..or any otli,r House of - the sane Name, &c. N6r have any persons uc the 'Kingdom authority•to sell Teas, &c. in, or use their NameS or Firm. Orders by Twopenny or General lust, iitcloSinglnk. or good Bills, .sent to exact amount, or C . 11,u4;e ret , ..p-ned in Goods ;or Orders for Payment - di delivery-, duly Attedc:l to, Wholesale and Retail, and sent (as per order to any p4rt, place, Coach, Carrier, Wharf, &c. in. London.—ln quires* (only) must pay Pot ? . • All Articles - subject to rise and fall of Market's. tr:47 Request timely notice with Ori.'rcr% YELLOW EEVER THE progress of Science, and the triumph of labour, and perseverance united with Art, arc re,:ent!y displayed by , an important Discovery in the Mi.teria Medica. It is universally known, that the late War was carried on in the West Inches ; and otherparts, in an atmoSkthara irripreg tutted with disease and pestilence, the, dr.:as of which have been so calamitous that other foes were but as shadows in the scale. On an-accurate Calculation, it is found, that nearly two-fifths of the .Europelins - are continually swtpt away by this desolating distemper, to which the appellation of the Yellow Fever is now generally given; to prevent or to'cure it had battled all the exertions of the Faculty : at length, when. hope hattalmost,yielded to despatr, and all remedy was deem n ed undiscoverable, a SPECIFIC is produced, d lioth for pre vention and cure. 'The Nation at large, so justly interested in the fate of those who devote themselves to her welfare must highly -rejoice at this discovery; the tender Parent, the anxious Wife,, and the affeCtionate Friend, concerned lot their -respeetive-Connedions abroad, or for those who are leaving England,' must have their fears much alleviated by availing themselves of this opportunity to secure those whO are dear to them from the dangers of en infedions ClinAte. This Medicine is sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Gold ing's,. No. 42, Cornhill, London, and retail only, by his -p- - pointinent, ,by one eminent Vender Of Patent Medicines i n eveiy,pcincipal 'Seaport City. and Town in ttie•United I3oxes, One Guinea each, suffiCient for onc..persel tWelve.tnonths. The riaost positive testimony of ell - ha:l4 'may be seen as aheve. `DIX's COUT.a7d RHEUMATIC TINCTURES. THE GOUT and RHEUMATISM :ire the mast painful and debilitating' complaints mankind are sub jeCt COL . The GouPis supposed incurable, as all other orders . were' ,said to. be (which we .know not - how, to cure) until radical and safe remedies were discovered to cure them. It has been thought , dangerous-to cure or prevent the return Of the Gout. - But the cause is reritovc-A ail danger be done away; which this Tinatire. (taken as directed, and regimen folloWed as prescribed) will coMpletely - etlet, as is proved, by many re3peelable charatteri; in London and else where, who have long, and still do experietice the happiest etreCtS of, whose letters * verifying the fiats,. Mr. Dix has with theirauthority to publish, an Iu reit:r Ladies and Gen tlemen to the Writers, who will answer any particulars its .person. • ; • . Personal references must surely be More convincing and satisfactory than the publication of letters, winch, by some, maybe suspected as fabricated-for the 'sole, purpose .of re :the Medicines. Therefore he. !:refers reefing; the Afilit e 'to original letters in iris possession, and to the • Patients themselves, 'who are too reSpe4table to be suspeCied. of duplicitY. ;Those who see them - in perfeCt health, and - enjoying - the free use of tbeirlimbs, moat tie totivitie.,ed of the powerful jind salutary efficacy of these. Medicines. !lofts' are stubborn things; and will conquer every "prejudice. The Guilt has been said ? to be a salutary disease, and supposed. (by those who know not the cause, nor how to i:qre - or prevent it) to keep off all orlier,complaints; the Writer .begs leave, with due deference, to difi:r from such as arc. of.this o\n nion, since,'this assertion has never .been proved: illat - the contrary is the fact, is daily—proved. Hew many' Gouty Patients'do we..not see and hear of sutnring under a complication of disorders such - as Rheumatism, Scurvy.; Bilious and Nervous Atli:61011S • Hiccups, .Sutibeatiou,• Heart-burn, Head-ach, Pains in the - Stomach and Bowels.- . All originating from the same cause as the Gout. these Tinctures will ett4Ctually remove and prevent, if.takra as directed, and regimen fiallowed as prescribed, And no pa. tient• need fear any subsequent ill ett'ects from the use of rltia Medicine, which.cannot injure the most delicate constitution * it take:l , as direded. It may not be improper to declare theta is no Mercury - in these Medicines,. knowing that i•,crue pared with that pernicious drug, p*re recommended for the . k. nut ; Mercury to a Gouty Patient, is as deadly pOtson, „ sure to injure. These . - Meaicines • will: keep, any teligth time in any climate. Mr. Dix may be consulted every Monday,'Wedhosdav, and Friday, from ten. to three o'clock, at his house, No. a 7, Charlotte-street, Fitiroy-square, where, - and at 1. Ward's, N 0.324 - Holborn, these Tinctures May be had 'wait direc. tions. • . . The Gout Tiadure, in Bottles at 11. as. and ill. Its. 6d. ,Stamps included. Rheumatic Tinaure, 11. ss. and 21. ditto. 'Lciters (post paid) will bc duly answered. & c; . tries; :k,