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xt!mBER 3764•] THEATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. ITO MORROW EVE NING, Oztober 10, 1804, will be aCINI a Play, called THE MOUNTAINEERS. With anew Overture composed by Mr. W. WARE, CHRISTIANS. • Odaviart, Mr. K EMBLE ; • • , Virolet, Mr. BRUNTON ; • • .Kiltrialloclt.• Mr. %%LADD 11-; Roqtre, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Lope Tocho, Mr. EME RY ; -Ferequillo, Mr. T. BLANCHARD ; - • Diego, Mn: MENAGE Flotanthe, 'Mrs. ST.. I.EC ti Et ; ...kgiies, Mrs. AT&I NS . , MOORS. Bulcazin Muley, Mr. CORY; Ganem, Mr. CLAR EMON r. ; Sadi, 'Mr. BLANCHARD-, • ' And Zorayda, Miss• MARMOT. To which toil l be added, it Comedy, called LOVE - A.LA-M , ••DE.. Sir Archy 141acsarcasm, Mr. COOKE ; Sir Callaghan t Piiralla4,liari,, by's '4 ENT L E MAN, eing Os first appearance on this Stage) SirTh‘odore (looth.nitd, Mr. DAVENPORT ; • 'squire Groom, Mr. LEWIS; Ano. 1 / 4 .:tratlotre, Mrs. ST. LEG ER; Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery.as. Upper Gallery ts. Place, for the Boxes to be. taken of Mr. Brandon, at the liax.t)ttlce, in Hart-atm-et. Ttie 4EgrrL tv"6l opetto4 Hgf-pitst F't• • sad the Per. formance begin At 'H a i l-past • On Thursday, the Trnecty of Isaliella.;- or. l Marriage. I s4ella, Mrs. Sidtions. To'which will be added, The Fata the Mus i cal Entertainment of Paul aud Virginia . STATE LOTTERY N(.,W WING. Wednesday next the Filth Day. PRESENT Grand and Unprecedented Rich State of the Wheel: 3 . . Prizes of . 20,000 - - • - Pri ze ot , Ilopolro 3 • • - Prizes of . 5 3 • - Priies of • . t 000 7 - oo° . • Prizes of . so &C.&c. And no Prim less than 131. The only Prizes yet drawn are . N 0.3,261, te,pool. Shared by Hazard, No. r,,,234, to.oool. Snared 'by No. 5,216, roeol. Shar e d b y H azard, No. ig,oz3, toad . Shared by Swift, 2.),7z4, 10001. Sold by Risti. No. 24,196; s')ol. awed by hninsconib. DAYS or DeAwtocs: Wednesday, Oi"tuber to , wi ll be the stlt Day of Drawing- Satuy, Octob e r tli Day. We dne rth s4ay, October 13, 6 . - Dy. Tuesday, October 2i, - Bth8 t h D a y. Friday, ganber Saturday, Octubut . gtit . Loth Da . y. Price of Ticket Half r -4.9, 16. o ,Eighth - - k . 2 I 4 RUarte - ig o• Sixte nt enth • . 5 at 0 AVIS 4iltl Shares on S.iie , warraed undrawn i all the LicolctlAllirhxs• ______ —........r,,„_—.........—„„ SIIAKSREAIiE LOTTERY.,_, VIES!AS. - Boyplg.:s4 beg I.eave t o actin ti the P u bli c in ienetaL and their rriet!ds in prt,tettlar nt , that t h e 'ri ckets for the SIIAKSPEARL price Three Guineas, with Schemes of the said Lottery, arc now . read) fur delivery, it the Shakspeare Galley Mull ; at Alessrs. B oy d elPs, Nt. 9 y, Pall 1, Cheaysi t t e all • and at the Licensed,Lotte r y Offices iii Great B r it ain and Ireland- • __ ._...._ ROYAL EitCHANGE. ASSURANCE- 0 F.FICE. September, f,4. tikBONIS whose • atinual Premiums fall due on .11. the agth instant, are haehy informed, that Rec e ip ts arc now ready to be tleli vered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange, and in fall-( 1 9.111 as well AS by their r . g.. ' speetive Agenti in the several Counties ; :end the Partles assured ar e req.lested to apply for the kt , a s of their Polictes on or 01.1ore' tile tth of Octobzr next, as the usual Fifteen I)aysilluiveal fur Pa rt in thiond the date of each "" 3. c , P,nlicy, wilt &nen expire. SANIUF.I. PENNING, Jun. Secretary. , it,* Atteraince is given daily at, the bald O ffi ces. fur the 4 ; ""'''.lce 01 Iltuldings, Goods, Alerchandize, and silly , `,,,,1' 11 I c e in DpCie, or'Wfule lituiding, front Loss or I.la . Z,O by Fire';' and also tor the Assurance of, and granting tlit it , . . 4 .1 , to,i, Live, Astir-L,174`1,,•';.,••'. Alinual c. ot,..i;s will )e ss Lt free . 11 I Iu • 1 of Expellee to the Wa r d s. t ,it, Premium amou nts to 63. or up ,By a i• • . - • • . rtrt, 1„ 4 , 4 ‘• of the last Sessions of Parliament, the Duty:on st , h. ' - ',.' ll 'Atkes is inereastd•lroin 2t. ,to is. 63. per Cent. w e " !lier.ease will. 'take place on all Payments, tothot t.ltt b' • t (.? 4.1 ilex . made alley , . .---:'... , _... , , . • rot CENTLEM a hi. TRAY E LI. IN G and fbr DOMES TIC CONVENIENeI: " '•• I7fig ni.,st 'ust•firl Article is Gth,MES's PC)it- Dr .•: TA114144 . DEs I C, With COPYING. AIACHINE, 414°:44',.fig Apparatus, and inariy other.desirable ApPeruttles. alai 41gct u'e'l bY dul l se i ,,, t'azetory free to I tispeztion), ryl/4piiich riptiehiariti 4 t Fure'lgn Alarket4, where it yields a latlvatitage. 'lite Maenn w i s nt essential service, trom 1111:13patch in producoN, .it short notice COpies of Letter , f• nt ccs i C. in any Lifiguage exactly • eorrei..i. even in, luitlfittgriles, A...c.ents, arc. land whkch do few Clerks 4 ._ , or taimpartson with ormjbats for which Ait is not require . any cxatiu .7 Q4ripetent, and heing•worked with ease by 91,4,',..itan"'• . • .tittal t o LI • i• k - t 4 ,1 ~ ),, saWUr of tell. ready Wtiters, The uesx is ~i( L n a ll filled up wi th rtinip ae f or Tea, Ac . e. and for ris fitted tOr r4lllbOilr, Drawing, ece. • • i'ATRONSEI) 1 BY H T HE IS ROYAL HIGHNESS PItINCE OF WALES. ' - lIVA'ItS and GEORGE: 'BENNET, of. MA "' • the Public iliac th h e c .. t i er, have much pleasure; in informing ture, by Ltve macie great Improvements 'in their Alanh . t . r a :_ tent Wnott n4 oi introducing (Prtnting) on their Royal mo citeelknt ••,,, Velvet Cords, whereby, th ey become a most Morning w e ar , 1 tunti and Sit in Coats for 'Riding ' and nufatlei,"" I n 6 oting I aekets, 41r. The merit of their n ro• Wri er , ,;!! w.,11 kno..vl andbeing honoured by the aP i l ,_ 41.11,1v,,1".1i koval iii;Olnets the Pritu.'e of Wales, ring! " n f;i",'. cs trolt3 o'f reWaraing merit and encouraging the iliia— an,hits`P9Karld Coininerci;ii •Iritere.st of tha'British Empi re, v, it.lad Illetilig with the . ltberal 'support of the Publ t te . t n. Iriagemel I4n G. Benn et - thavitig 2 thsecivered that grea_ a l de. Itiler., its Oh t heir,RightS and 'Privileges have been '”,,,5, )14v e gl $V t* P goli6 is g rit atlyinippsetion by spurtous,Artie i t noi !ptle4'llefllintzt that no Coda ot their Manufacture shall k nt ,„, 11 . 1 he Market withoUt bein4Statn!)ed with the - ‘ Crown i n tl '7!4. Plll•Pelted cOidi'''Vfitti lith Mk.i"q '' if Of t Ifie,i;:e',ell‘t); 4 t theVil 4 t: Ilet> of • atiOut •i - yard and', p__,_, ~ich I,e.iyage through th e pi ee - ; .. t h e criurttertennl ""' 1 14 0e l t - t 'l°nY. Arid will bt ptrniThed ateofcbriblY• . est,r. SerA. I: -rtibi': ' , •', ---"" . , Itlium.A;risms, .Palsies, ,and Gouty Ai•filec.. loriiii 1, . 11 P 4 3, with their usual conel.:iitent.s, Spasm, "'! . r. YP t i n a los, , Flat ulency, Inthgeition, 'anti general Debi qe, 4 tfted lu g ih whatever source) irb.relievedand fre 9 uell i t t ej r I 'll L * hi 1 ' l ikil , '; l 4PI 'gE of Al " 4.4 ' .. S. itfter ever t. :6 means tail a :i. l he, fLUll)ji l ' 9 . "r a'.-1 ( used with the A I L in "floss ~ , SENCE,ot MUsIARD ,th 1 . ) the Moat atti, 'Complaints white - necessgy.),. is . p . _ iio s iv . arm, CUritig t i `', penetratiag, and elleetual Reffle/ ":'." - ' 'b a n lkiir, ft: siftirtist Sl' it AI.NIS and Ilk lIIS ES. l ' ) less dl, or itii ,. the tithe usually take n by 'oi„,aeldecto‘equebtisa.a_e,_ 41(troI.1 a bet Lutitnent or -Ltnbrucatiun midi,' used irnMedi ' l) ft .14,44;4'41pm, iz pr ev the Part turning black. b , R. : PrePareci ai•l -, - 7 oliti ''' h" (1 it -is. gd.casn .x- Soho, '143114 171* "11' -V°thecir Yt •Nc.. , ts, Greek•street, ^""~ ~_ J PERKING, Mayor. A CM.I . . 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PHILLIPS respetifully invites the atten.' tion of the Persons above described to the Periodical Work which he has anwounced for Publication on the first Day of November, under the title of THE GENERAL HISTORY of MODERN and CONTEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVELS. This Work 'will consist of Translations of every valuable New Work of Voyages and Travels, p u blished in any of the European Languages; anti it wil Lalso contain original Tra vels and Tours, purchased for the Work, and Analyses of all voyages and Travels of .6 - writ published in the English Lar atemls wilt, it is obvious, Constitute a Work of the highest geeeral interest ; and it is intended-that the Mailer.t. lion of its price shall co-operate with its amusement and in. formation, in promoting an extensive circulation. 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Clirist.• mai, 311 exceeding . good FA MI I.Y •1101ISF, ready. furnished, consisting of three excellent Parlours, five 'Bed. chambers, with Dressing and Servants' Rooms adjoining, toy gather with Coach-house, Stables, and other convenient de tached Offices, and a Garden anal Cron-house. The above Premises are in good repair,.and situated in a genteel Neigh boo ihood, now in the. Occupation or T. W. Doak, Esq. All , Letters tw ill to I olin Addison, Sud bury,will be itninodia r tely attended to. • •••••••......1114 DESIRABLE EsTATr Tivio MALE, COUNTY OF ItoXi3tiktlll. TO LE SOLD BY PUIP.I . O AUCTION, Within, the itoyal Witehah,4e Cottl.e-house, Edinburgh, on Monday the O . of December 'next, betwixt the hours of Two and Three in the Ai tcrnoon, if not previously disposed or by Private Barg in, . IHE LA NI)S .. and .ESTATE of ,TIVIOT BANK., in the Parish of ALIN ' To, and County of ROXBURGH. The Lands are situated on the north Bank of the Tiviot, four - miles from tix from ledburgh and sixteen front Kt's . ° Towns), anti forty . ..seven front - Edin. burgh.- They are of exoellcul , quality, and consist of 2.66 English Acres, Well elielosed, and - property subdivided. They are partly. tett to a Tenant. upon a Lease which ex pires at Whitsunday, lgo7, ;itid 1131111 1 in the itaiural poises. sum of the Proprietor. 'Mete is a handsome Modein Mansion Hons.: upon the I) relnkes, b,:autiful and ex. fensive Preyed, with snit iota Offices, and 'an exellent ittelos..n with it high Wall, and well stocked with all kind.. of Flint T,ces. The Estate all , ids a Freehold Qoalification, the Land Tax WI heen asitl the Tennis purchased. 'Thera is a con ;iii,:rabfr c i nantity 01 fttli-grown Vt'uad upon the Pru. - perty; in:sidt.tt otter titri►•att, and c tensive Plantationi. the whole it is a pl.we well deiervirtg the attention of tliOv who ate desirous of a tintahod Country ;',eat in one of the:Mst delightful situation , in Scotland. For further particulars, appliotion may be, matte to the Pr‘,pi.,:t,,r, Tiviut Ba l d:, unto William halcierson, Esq. Writer to hie Signet. I:diabtfrgh, who will . strew the Title Occtls And ticles ut Sale. • .(r-.1 - Net to be Npoatrd., [PRICE SIXPENCg. NAVY OFFICE, OE eher 8, rBo4. . . THE PRINCIPAL 9FFIPERS eoni C )11 MISSIONERS of Mr 111yeSTY's I‘l4/Y do he-,d,y eve Notice, that on IVEDAIES IMY the ,t7th Insta, , t, at th e o'Clotk, they will he ready tv treat tolt4i such Persons as may be willing to corttraa for Bpi/ding. IVO LUGG/fGE .801 ITS, ,fir the Service of Woolwich Yard, of t& Eurthen -e - ahotrt 2.3 TOPti each. The Dr...sight .etad Scowling: No he seen at thit Office,. and the renders mustexpers a Price per Tax, or prr Fyrt in lengthy and 410 the Time that will be required for Bmildb , g the &ars. No Tender will fit receiver/ after I've/ye o'Citek on the Do• of Treaty, moral) , noticed sodas the Party, or an Agent for. attends. VICTUALLING OFFICE, &fiat, 8, - r HEcommissionßs f or VICTUALLING Y. His 111/17ESTY's NAVY do barely, give Notice, that rn Friday next, the ;lib iststrott, tbry 5e nutty to, re. ceive fenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat foe T IYG HUNDRED CHALDRONS 1 .r1M1 , 1111.1) .11001 t COALS; Aill.tay, to he Myst*d tato the Storrs at itepttord,' • free 'J ail ch.irge and risk/a His tlfajerp, evhoeher of Ligivvaal, mdage, or othenatet 'and so k pedlar 4fr Wit* • • 1 . ,' blrefrest, mimeo dos after a. 115. The Conditions. of ibe Canteaa may br tent it the Sore:aces diffice. No regard will he bad II anj Tender ht which the Price stall • hot be inserted it:lvor& at length, or that shah' not be deliver ed ilee Board before Otte o'Clock on the Atid Pridtv ne a, the tub ina.znt, nr.r tillers the rotor who totakci the render, ot .zint l'erton •n his behalf', attend,, to answer, when called for. • ISLE OF. wwwr. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Tay Most,. MEW and t'Oit I At the Green Dragon Inn, in Newport, on Saturday, the 13th day of October, itto4 (utilerr previously f)ispo)c..il of by Private Contract, of which notice tv , ll be evert;, - 21 ttEEFIULD ES I',l I ; Tax, Redeemed); consisting of.a ni othei Out•buildiogs, and aociitt Thirty A, s r , Arable and Meadow. Land, together with a right , it for Depaatitring 10$ , liecp upon an adpitting• This Estate is sitott-d in tiie l'arisit of (.hale, oli the ' , it!' of the Isle of Wight, in a rich and beautiful • it 1,4, toot of the Hill or Satnt Catherine, and comm extensive, Laiid 4011 Sea Views. The road to Nt vp.irt, is about nine miles distant, is remarkably goo.i. possession may be had; and toaccommodate 4 may remain upon Mortgage of the Estate. Fora view of the Vreinises, apply to Mr. Wm. 'dew, at Chile Green, who will show the sam e. fur ori r cular , , and to treat tbr the Port:it:lse by Pi iv.,te commo aoply(ifhy letter, post paid) to A.lessrs. Clarke) an.i .Solicitors, in Newport. FREEtiViLD, TOWER-RoY:1, TO HE SOLD liY AUCTION, Hy Mr. ISA4I4ON, At Will's Cofrce.Housc, Cornitill, on Wt- 441, e 8 ( 14 Y. (),.I ''bof '7, at 'Twelve o'C lock , • fly Diredion of the sutvivin4 Assignee of Robert Everett, late of Uppoi"fhames-street, I.ond tu , Bottill4 ,clods i i kßitikrtit i , ) wni NG. I-loUS E. situate No. I I, "tsow.2r. W. , / 0, the Entrance from Bardwin's.coart. tour 'grories t1,.;11 Basement, anti having two Ito „„ 4 1 , 1 „„, now. in toe possession of Mr. Robert Pickwoad, under a Lease, of which nine years were utiexpired at Midsammer last. • Mmy be viewed, by leave of the' Tenant, anti further pr. ticulars bad at Will's Coifee-ilouse; of Alessrs Kinderley, Long, and ince, Symond's inn ; and of Mr. I saacauu, Attu. tionea and general Appraiser; No. ;9, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate. To THOMAS TAYLOR; E,sq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. Etlitibergh, March slot. T B ll E:G or i t u l w, r e i ed ti a ba v S o e i i r' in to y infortn you; that ever since the year te9o, I have been atHafEted wjtli the *Lees ma; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine, prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty °ere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Ho yltal, with little relict, would appear to he of the most in vieera to nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, es period to my existence--1 had a large utcet head, one on each arm, and mY tests o ne n a t r n ly e were broke out in a fritthil manner; my right was d rea d. fully painful, and had een in a Ludt. ofuleeration tor the • lust seven years; my left had also two large nodes on it, . wits very much discoloured, and gave me such CN4:tUtialipo'• jog pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de. prive toe of reef; in this lamentable state, I was recoils. mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who reeeival SO gro a t a • here),to n t o to t t a n k v e i4 v 67 ur of f . .e m) rk a e:6 ; i l: t tareienit to Lours began to receive benefit —in little more than a mantel.: the 'ulcers on my herd and arms were soundly healed—soon after, the 'urea on my lee:: healed also; leavieg, however, contritierible disc:olollwpm in the s 1 in ; and pain in the bone of the lett, whieh, by the swgi,eGod, and at little longer perseverance in your inva !liable Medicine, subsided; the eludes dispersiN, t h e „ki n reyainiti itenatural hue, andel= noiiiirnal paint gradually pine 011.. • thus becaine, by Our liberal advice and Me. ai t; in e , rectally tree from ail my former complaints-. l cutiir:ivetilo e gi t i v oy, :reci ainod :r t t a ); . fo i r ti m ‘ e v r hi ss h iri s t t s a a t n e tt i ltr i ,t n i K ig co th 4btaiuni:u d bt,elglilyino t v i nui : inolTilis to the astonishment of all who knew ine, I ern at a loss inwhat ter o m t a ne to r s e o x i r ri s n s g nmsyorgrurattsi:Lruole,make this my ease as peptic as possible, as I shall on every occasion; in so tieing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful. obedient, very humble servant, ' ALEX. INIURKEIi.. Swan's Close, High -street, Edinhargh. ;' • Witnesses to the above Cure : • - ipica THOMPSON, No. 3, Now Pottitry Market; atits tli4N M INTOSN, oia Assembly. Close, Edinburgh. Prepared anti Sold by the sole Proprietor, CnuMas T, v Lox, Member of the Royal College of Sur. t.:uns, at his House, No. 9, New liridge.e.:treet, Londene w nere,after a 4.1415M11t residence •Ot more than thirty-silt ,years, in a practice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental melte Paris of Generation, with that iovi.lable were, y which rives of his protession should always observe in such eases, C Hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administer* to persons taking this' Mteiicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning 'Public, as an ad.aistagt dons attaineble and void,uf all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience f those living at .1 . dititithiX at the Perfirmer's, No. ei„ , ! , :s. Alban's-street, , ; the Toysitop, No ; . 1 0 ;, forst-street; Mr. leisborough's, No. 7, ; Me. Steel's, Bookseller; -No. t, Onion-row, •Little Tow:t hat ; Mr. l4axter's, South-bridge, ,_Edinburgh; Mr. Alle. ~tottid, Glasgiw ;. Mr. CelliVell'S, Dublin; and by one, person in every considerable town in C teat liritein and Ire land, in Boxes of only as. ed. each, AV,liett Up With full anti plain directions, vvl4retry persons of either sex may , ;;re mernsely e s with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. • N.-B. tvety Box sold in feat Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, :on which, by tivour of the Commusi u n cts is Brinted, at the: Stamp-Office---" T. Taylor, No. 4, New ridge-Street,"--to Mutate which is Felony, and all others ire Counterfeits. -0 - je. Mk ' Art