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Tolley: , What may be in teresting to The foll Owing Valuable BOOKS were, during the las Winter, printed for T. C ADE LL i Jun. and W. DAV t E S in the Strand. rinedcft ► ICS; !le usly off 3upptickl ecep Elva AEGYPTIACA ; or Observations on certain Antiquities of Egypt. By I. D Pro.. fessOr of Arabic iii the• University of Oxford, 844-. &c. ele gantly printed in. Quarto, and illu*ated by Engravings.. 11. is. in boards. • . XII., . SYN OPTIC . TABLES of CHEMISTRY, intended to serve as Summary of the , LeCtureS deliv.tred, on that Sciehct iri.the Public Schools at Pails. iiv A: F. FOUR. CROY, Methber of, the Natipnal- Instltute di France ; COunsellor of State, P...otesSor - of Cliemisti - V at the MuSeum of Natural History; at the, Pol , ,leJinic School; and the School Medicine. Trzitislted "front the on Ftench,- tiy WILLIAM NICHOLSON.' iri loyal Folio. Price . 11. is. inboards. . ' IPAtT . Pastur%:, *** Mr. Nicholson's translation of the new and improved. Edition of M. FourcrOy's SysteM of Chemical Knowledge; and its applicatiOn to the Phenomena - of Nature and Art, is in the Pitss; and will be publisitedsoon. FIFTEENTH TIME - . THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TOMORROW will ßß b E e tydEtNb e INO, Sept. new Coed Co m edy of 1801, •THE SCHOOL FOR 'PREJUDICE: Frank Liberal, Mr. LEWIS ; s • Old Liberal, Mr. MUN•DEN ; Ephraith, Mr; FAWCET.T Miidmay, Mr. H. JOHNSTON ; , Counsellor•Friendly, Mr. MURR4Y; Chevy Chace, Mr. FARLEY . ; John Grouse, Mt. EMERY ; • • Landlord, Mr. DAVENPORT; Paichinent, Mr.. SIMMONS ; - T ouc h, - Mr. ATKINS ; Tap, Mr. ABBOT. Mrs. HOWARD, Miss CHAPMAN • Lucretia Liberal, Mrs. DAVENPORT; • • Fanny Liberal, Mrs. MILLS; Jenny, Miis SIMS - • 7iochc.l, Mrs. WHIT.MORE; Marian Miss MURRAY. To which will be added, the M sical Entertainment of sr DAVID's DAY. William Thwnley, Mr. I NCLE DON ; 014 l'ciwolq, Mr. M LIND EN ; Peter Plimlinwrion, Mr. F AWC ET T ; Owen, Mr. TOWNSEND; Dick, Mr. SIMMONS. Cwinneth, Mrs. WHITMORE ; Welsh Girl, A•IissIESERVE ; Ellen, Mrs. ATKINS. Boxes, 6s. Pit, 3s. .6d. - Gallery, as. Upper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon,. at_the BoX . 4oflice in Hart-street. - Doors to be opened at Half after Five, and the Perform_ ance to begip at Hall after Six o'Clock. Vivant Rex et Regina. °n Wednesday, •the Comedy.of 'Speed the Plough, with the iklusical Entertainment of Lock and Key. The New Grand Speclac.le of KING, CIE •;AR, or the NERO SLAVES', hating beerrreceivecr wittr the most Unbounded pplause; will be repeated this and eyery.Even ....ng until furtuer Notice. NEW ROYAL CIRCUS., THIS EVENING, "THURSDAY, . Sept. i 7, 1801, will he exhibited a Grand display of HORS M E r. D ANSHIPas t , Under` the aireaion . Of avis, Mers Saunders And Davis Clown to the Hoiteinanship, Mr. PORTER.. After which, an entire New Grand Spectacle, in Two Parts, W ith New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and De. e 9raticins, which have been a•considerabl e nine in prepara t . to rk, Will be produced, for the ad time, called KING CESAR ; Tie NlUs . ic iyar O ti r y' '' s T er H, Jted N ;• E b G ut ß- I ( ) .) rht L ip A al V ly E L S 'o . mposed with $. with The;entire New Ind . = Overture,. -. w A a is ... whole written by, and produced under the direction of, ; . Mr. Caoss. ',midst a variety of New, Picturesque, and complicated 'Scenery, exhinited, accurate Views of Cape F t a n _ cois, Port au' Prince, an Indian Bentang, +Kim fishing Plantation, Exteriorand interior of La Rapiniere's myste, rious Hiding Place, or Mill cit:Thrors,. an - It>tliatt Bridge, Castle on Fire, Interior aq Exterior of - the Negroes Casas, in one of which' Views will be inticxiticed the African Ce remony of Mumbo lunabo, .b•init the .Negro. Wohpit settling Fltnilv Disputes, , This la succeedea by the tre.. itiendous etkes of an Earthquake, and, on its termination, byg 'beautiful Romantic Yiew, illuminated by. the Rising. sun, comhining the mast prominent and intere s ting See. cry in the whole - island of St: Domingo., .Charaders... N iackandat (afterwards King Caesar), Mr. HELME ; a Yril n1)0, confidential S Mr: COLLET ; oi t ;eYaello, S Companions ? Mr. BRADBURY ; " li tetl (the Merry Pedlar), ' Mr. MONIGOME RV ; Governor, Mr.' ROBERTS ; napiniere (the Sal/age Miller), Mr. BURROWS ; • Mumbo jumbo, Mr. PORTER ; And Zahn, Mr. BOLOGNA; jun. Samba, Miss DENNY ; Inalto (a little blind Boy, her Brother)... Miss FISHER ; Orra, Mrs. HERBERT; Lilli (princifialD'anehig Girl),. Miss ADAMS ; ln And Adds, Mrs. ROFF EY. t he course, of the Piece, ,Charaeteristic Dances, by Miss TO ADAMS and MiSs DENNY. which Will be added, the last new splendid Conuc Pan tomime with new- M usic, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, "id Decorations, called THE ECLIPSE • Or, HARLEQUIN in CHINA, Seas n .tht4ourse - of the Pantomime will be introduced Cinque, by the Miss DENNYS andADAMS ; a Pas an il ' accompanied by the Tambourine, by Miss ADAMS; 4 New Hornpipe, by .111iss DENNY. t e ,, i 'Dors to open at halt past • and the Performances to i• • Nectsel:l. at half past six. Second Pi - fce at half past eight. _ r-rv._,,, MARQUIS - OF ,DO.WNSHIRE, 1 " A v' o e XDITORS 0 . l the late MOST NOBLE r i , ( , , i lue d s te - d . : a t' s li s ti o R,. IVIAItQUIS OF DOWNSHIRE, are ;. nas Maybe., to send _to the Oflice of ANlcssrs. r s ° A - x7 l Ca uk and Hanriley, Clerk.enwell, Accounts of their i n e j -- -ive Debts and Demands, up to the z9th of September_ • pecifying. . . the naturr thg See'nrities, and giving every other Information that maybe . necessary, preparatory to such mall ds being adjusted and , settled. —.•...____ tRCIAN COFFEE-HOUSE, TAVERN andHOTEL, D evereux-court, near the Temple. WILLIA-M HOW having taken the House above mentioned, most respeafufly solicits the .k;uuntenanceand Support of•the Gentlemen who have been I the habit of fr equent i ng i t ; and hopes lik• his attention and ertion'to give the most ample satisfadion. • years 4 he has e urchased the large Stock of Wi nes , an d trust C s that tel lxperienre 111 his late situation at t h e L on d on v n`qte-iiotise' will fully enable him to provid e t h e b est ac _ 41111 ° ,1 aticms in every other respect. - t A FALCON INN, WALTHAM CROSS. ‘I I, ME S WARNER . respeaftillk informs the Na.: ,hlq, Gentr and Public in general, fall • the of H t , - ; o e 'ad, that inconsequence of the late.tall in tile Price 11 1 z &c. he is inducedlo lower the Price'ot Post , 4 44 0 - r• SHILLING per MILE for each Pair of Horses, ther Articles as under Horses Hay per night, - is. 3d. Se' °rn per quarter, - es. 14 . 16 I g o , ' JAMES WARNER. , • ,JmEs 1 / 1 ; ON . GOVERNMENT TO BE DlS r‘. POSED OF. kiNE a.year for. 50001. Ane of 901. a f.Year for 5401:- one-oaf 601.'a year for jool. one ofiol. a- Year 1 . 0 ; 3 1 ;201. one of 4:1. a_year for 2401: and one of 251. a 'or .)' l --50,00.1. is immediately ready for the purchase .),,liere.ure Places Pensions and Annuities, for Bu ers' or ; and all Persons' in possession of Freehold, Co- 1 - : - !la ros (), long Leltsehold Estates, Money in the Funds,.Reut Marria^^ ttl ts Widows' Jointures, Church yh a „ . ,_ C ell •th s7 e. may- be accommodated with temporary or per- NV - a t ' p l4l B of Money. from 1501. to 50301. redeemable at -1(e(111 by paying Annuity Interest ~ for thc Ll,Poiritrlleurchase, Several stationary Civil-and Military ana * lts, from 1001. to ;cook laying in England, Ire p,le East and West Indies. Navy_and Military Melville 4 „ 4. -P - ly and Pensions received. -Ne1v i11e 41 41), 1 1 . 6 tiv' f oinF.leven till. Three o'Clock, to *ill niect a 7, • Cecil-strec:t. Letteis post-paid, attentitmOne 01,111,16 ' COCCI Ved. :ath and :1, Wey- Sv(lney ijii acid map, b El ;ilia ,st ~ L :~ :~ of Dot— lis pursu tcr, 711 :e y:o• t of EX• tpc se e ,‘own _- t Le.,zL s Si- TenurC. r rands ckin . Ten. 4114 ig to Dawe ,4 l O. D prim' :bantl, V Jy::t.e r t s the in pet" se:3_ 21 6,2 To ~, ~' „-~' t., ,~3 :*: 4°. a; 77° i~ rA _ ..~. :,' rietv Gt ~T~~ K[v ~ ..":1} •atis•e 43g 1 . " i)t • t4,-TS Jt of 'rl4' nt: 64c t119;1: de° d to,: r . j c ;icLK LUG, thoir s { 4 ;t:' 13 • O CI htil lit iL 4 • tor. Of ion eriott• sil To rtf r ti ) -; to ret i . ~ is stir° athcorsr LI : bY ; ijt I,:e* September 16, • • H E MMITTE E' of . SHIPPING' qf.the T UNITED COMPA NY . of . MERCHANTS of ENG LAND tridioigto the E4st Indies, do hereby give 'Vallee, That the.Commillee will be ready to receive Proposals in writ ing, _sealed up, on IFEDNESDAY, the 3oth inst. for supplying the Companyw . ith AncilOrs and Grapnals, Canyas, Pitch and Tar, • Steel, ' • Swedish Iron. Antsuch--Per.tens who may think proper to delis irl ix Tenders, must 'expi - ess . therein the.ltrivest-Piiii's; as they will not have an oppiwriiiiitroffna - king airy abatement, - r • .. -The'Conditioni of the - Cot:O7TR may be Teen'Sj; '4pl;lying to Mr. Coggan ? Cierk to the said Committee, with whom the Tender must be left beforeTivervie o'C6ek at Noln en the above day, as net any Tender will be received after that hour. MEDICAL THEATRE,'ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S .HOSPITAL. THE following. COURSES .of LECTURES. will be:deliverpti at this Theatre during the ensuing Win_ ter: On.the:THEOßY.and PRACTICE of MEDICINE - ; by Dr. ROBERTS. -.ANA'T'OMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABERNE THY: • • . • • ' Comparative ANATOMY, by Mr. MACART24 EY. THEORY and, PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr: ABERNETHY. CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr. powEt.L. EERY ina. the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, by Dr.-THYNNE. • The Lectures will begin on Thursday; gelober t, at TWo o' Clock: • • • 7 For further particulars apply to Mr.. N icho I sop at the Apt,. thecarysShop, St. Bartholomew,sHospital. BRIb9iVATER and SOMERSET; and CHARD BANKS: IrHE NOTES of the BANKS will be immediately pai6 to the Holders thereof, in GUINEAS 6 , BANK Of—ENGLAND NOTES, at the option of the Fielders, at the above respective Banks t or at Messrs. Wilkinson, Bloxarn, and Co. Bankers, London. Dated the:Lsth Septetribef, do t . FIFTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS I.XTANTED, on ample Land Security, in the • V County of York, for which Five per Cent. will be given,. and the Interest 'regularly paid Half-yearly. Princi pals or their Solicitors, to apply to Mr. Smith, , Attorney at Law, No. 93, Hatton garden. TO CLI:RKS. WANTED. far ‘,c,ii.ey to .v , r,•Gi I ndia Merchant's Count tug Hoti'se, A JUNIOR CLERK, from Sixteen years of age lA. upwards. None need apply but such as have a fine hand-writing, and Willing to give close application to busi ness. _ Letteis in the - Person's own hand-writing 'mentioning such particulars as he.may think necessary) addressed to. Messrs. A. B. and C. to the ,care of Mr. Nath.- Phillips, Boot and Shoemaker, No. 133 . , Fenchurch•ltreet, will be attended to. TO BE LETT, and Entered' upon Immediately, FIE ANGEL INN ; In • NORTHAMPTON, 'V now in full Trade, in the occupation of Mr. 'Hop kins. ,For Particulars, inquire of Mr. Thomas Peach, Nora* ampton. RIDING SCHOOL, STABLES, &c. TO BE LETT; the RIDING HOUSE, exten sive Livery Stables, Coach-houses, and i Oilices, with the. Dwelling-house adjoining, in the City of Bath, and late in the possession of Mr. Dash. The.Prentists arc very corn. modious, .have been much frequentett•for sevei.rat years past, and may be entered upon immediately; - For further Particulars, inquire of Arlr. Salisbury, at Dor chester, Dorset; and Messrs. Bayley • in Rath. TO LETT, • 'THREE Small BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES 11 (belonging to the Parisi of St. Mary Abchurch), situate in Little Elbow-lane, Nos. 9 and so, and No. 1.75, the Car . ner house adjoining in Upper Thames-street, on a repairing Lease for Twenty-one Years. • Proposals to be delivered at the-Vestry-room of the said Parish, in Abchurch-lane, Can , non -street, on Friday the 25th Day of September, at Five o' Clock in the Afternoon. For further Particulars,•enquirc'of I. Woodward, church warden, No. 93„ Grace Church-street. . SHENSTONE, near LICHFI r.LD, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WARREN, 'At the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield,. on Friday, Oct. 30, fBot, at Three o'Clock, in Lots;, QEVERAL. very Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS, 1..1 situate at Footherley, Lynn, and Nether and Lower Stonnall, all. in the Parish anti Vicinity of the pleasant Vil. lace of Slienstone, in a Sporting Part of the County of Staf ford, three Miles from Lichfield, six from Walsall, 'and twelve, from Birmingham ' • also a capital Mansion, 'called FOOTHERLEY HALL, with suitable att a ch e d an d de . tached Offices, Coach-houfe, stibtilig for Eight HoiseS, and other Out , ••buildings, all in complete repair ; a large well ,planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream; the -whole comprising about 670 Acres of rich ineloSed Ar a bl e , `Meadow, a nd P as t ure Land, in the highest state of cultiva tion, with valuable Rights of Common on.Shenstone, Wood End, and Druid Heath, now in the 'occupation . of John Breyntcin, Esq. under .Lease determinable in 15'09, and of Messrs'. Swan, Hand, Preston, Addoek; and Mouslev, all •very.respedableTenants, under Leascsdeterrninable at Lady. day" 1863., at severalyearly Rents, amounting to .EIGHT HUNDRED and . FIFTY POUNDS, and upwards ; Aso".•about Twenty Acres of Coppice and Wood Land now in-hand. ' - - • . Another FREEHOLD ESTATE,. containing 89 Acres, .2. Roods, 38 Perches, with a commodious Dwelling-house - and shitahle.Out4mildings, delightfully situate at Hammerwick, in the Parish of St. Michael, Lichfield • also a-Leasehold Farm of 5 6 Acres ' adjoining to the Freehold Premises, wi t h convenient Farm House and other Appurtenances,' and valu able Rights of Common on Hogley Hay and Cannock Chase held under the Vicars Choral of Lichfield, ,for.an unexpired Term of TwentyL'one Years, 'at '3l. M perjAnn. renewable Oerii seven years; both which Farms and Pre,lniSes are itqlee holding of Mr.- James Winterton, under Lease determinable at. Lady-day, 18c3, at the yearly Rent of 1451. - I Y rinied_Partieitleirs may be had twenty-one clays preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney, 'in Great Charles-street, . Birmingham ;' Mr. Wellington, Solicitor, No. 3, King's Bench-. Walk, Temple, London;, Mr. Tiro. Garland, Eyturd, near Moreton in Marsh; Gloucestershire; Mr. Calvert, Sudbury, Derbyshire ; at the Place of Sale; of Mr. Drewry, Printer, Derby ; at the principal Inns at Stalibrd, Beirton,Tarnworth, AtLerstone; Coventry, and other adjacent Towns; of Mr. Warren, Auctioneer, Birmingkem ;- and of Mr. T. Sedgwick, at Shenstone Wood Lad, who well siee.w the several Lots. ' • - 11. An ACCOUNT oftRAVELS into the INTERIOR of SOUTHE RN AFRICA, in the Years 1797 and 1798. 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