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LX TION of the SACRAMENT of the tORD's PER, and other Rites and Ceremonies of the United Church of Great Britain and Ireland. . - • i' . ; ! - .:•r . 1'11i5.1.)44 - . waspubli4lteq, . Prioe-31. • -N 4 4 ' .cu,r, - tie. incl.. lippa r tial ACCOUNT Of the APPREM:tisit)N, .TRIAL, and. EXEet7tI.P.N . a4Sii=lVl4. , EI),W. X.:ROsBIE, Bart. including x.Copy ci: ibe Wiqutea detligefstqc . ek:ings A.ll. clic cp6tt-Mart s ial which ttienjtim; tegolicr waitAutlietit.tic D'oetithents relating to the whole of!iiii`ebnilita, and the Proceedings against Itim. Publistd iti!j44.os to Jii.Nlernory...; by lvs FarvilY:- i J 3401 : P.r.inted in , .1K: Crutwell, an4i sold by j. Hatalarci, No. 14,-;, Piceatlilfy . . f()f whoni inav bibad, price ts. td. ri shOrt. View ut the'erelin - linaries of teaet, si,gited at London tittober I, xiiiot., . - - - 7 . ,• • * Ireland; Therefore those who wish to partake of her favours, have no tune to lose. SCHEME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT TERY, No. of Prizes, Value of each. Total Value. 4 of ,C. 30,000 is £.40,000, 4 - 5,000 --- 2,0,000 - 2,000 - 8,000 --- 1,000 - 5,000 - .. 500 - 2 f 500 300 - r„500 ---- ~ - 50 - - 3,000. . - ---- 72,G00 • By JOHN biriEPHEItHi, A. M. Late Citrate of Paddington. Printed for F. and C. ttivillgtOn, No. 6; Church-y are . • Of whom may be had, Lately published by the same Author, a second edition of, A Critical and Practical Elucidation of the Moonng and Evening Player of the Church of * England, in vol. Rya. price in boards Bs. ' MAU': A.MIL,LION ACKiNG:FON, - ALLEN an 4 QC). jpokseliers, ais Wood' 8,000 Tills Day was published, In One Volume, ;small Rvo.• Price 7s. in boards, THE POETICAL WORKS ofthe late THOMAS • Lirrix., .Esq. • Printed for j. and T. Carpenter, Old Bond-street. Of whom irlav be had, Moore's Translation of the Odes of Anacreon, 4to. price one guinea, in boards. • _ rd in els the oth itrunow 8,057 Prizes. 13,943 Blanks. .1 jo,ooo 32,000 Tickets. . , Capitals Determinable. *First drawn Ticket,. Ist Day, - ,c . 5 00 Ditto, - 4th, Day, - 1,000 .Ditto, - 7th Day, - 5,000 ‘Ditto, - • , 13th Day, - 10,060 - Ditto - 19th Day, - 10 , 000 ~ Ditto, last Day ' - - 2,000 . . i Present Prices of Tickets and Shares. Whole Ticket - k:. s 5 o Eighth - - ,C. r z 6 fialfdixto, - - - 47 o Sixteenth - - olr 6 -Quarter ditto - - 2 4. o Tickets'and Shares of TiCkets are.now on. sale at every Li censed Lottery Office: . . *** A speedy purchase is recommended, as Tickets arc rising. r(;4' Begins Drawing on Monday next. • • . ' Schemes may behad (gratis) at all .the Licensed Offices. .. at Nacl:' Ages, At' History of.HindoStasi, 7. vo4. 4to.' price _II.' 17s. in boards. Taylor's Letters on India, 4to. ire guinea, in boards. - Taylor's "rfaveis . over Land troin England to ',Amin+, 2 VOIS. Bvo. pricers.s in boards. Tatham'slrrigation, one Bvo. price Bs. in boards. A CO' o. 57, Pubt•, - ,6, 170. ude ao .11 my o 0 Ito( tin" ears bce c ; st of vhen yod. t mouth' the de' RedialC Y' Drops, I 00 left. Icf r arm aptk, led wit ) " hat Via.l ,l nor ['lav!' and tb°' a ar to nt ,onie.vv it? much at' Lever, fc t raved or ', and - 13 , 1 • had' 0 4 t for ma`). It I skeleton ; uation to 9115 :if 11111 '' , to (; 1," by tfi . , 3 from No r of ten o' am pa' 6if ith asto ife 1 wl s ay be ae, is tl;g No, °yet' er m 80 . Burst' ,~ti~ ed o' at p" .to titre re tail, 3' Manche e, I \ l °‘; re1:111 13 / ties ; tech Lpet t Long et -Are 1, n that Y°V.: :t a vet''' and ( 141 1 ; con O ile b ie to stir the 31103 t Set :e discer o . thing its! healthy , and given s dreacUt. ;t in tir ;libuut . r o 4 aid to of dm`' note), Ili; no o aS -we I.ltr,e , rtul 0, LEG ed t° ° or ely free „ altvo eradi cl i andink e rf otts L- c- 1 1 pecil lA , _ , ,ori~onaiti~ the 5 ' 53 fie cc recY , , c if it ,at the cou du he prac.h` i zo Mr. fr. Starr,one 4 in bo l l !ure thec9 ed uP i ss iorvq /. -I'' ll 4 l 4 a u Qt.- iE.GRAMMAR SCHOOL, WOLVERHAMPTONt. THE REV. MATTHEW •.R.:.EIVISEY hivincr signified his intention of resigninrthe °Mite of SE- C OND MASTER to this School, at :Citxistmao next, The have .appointed a klecting• at - the. Swan Inn, in olvcrhamptm aforesaid, on' Tuesday the Stli • Day of T - t t :!!y next, at Eleven o'Clock-.in the -FOrenoony to 'cleti :a k`°l4d Master of t.hc said School, in the Place of Mr. ' 4 l7aey. t „r_he Candidates fcirthe. above Situation must be capable of ( 74i,„ rk the Classics; be `Members of the Established Church rngland, and of approved Morais. The Salary attached to the Situ aim, is rig* Pounds a to fir; with an HOUse ad pining to the said School, andliberty „take twelve Boarders. bfroper Testimonials must be sent by 'the Candidates to res Hordem, Esi. of Wolverhampton, previous to the sth 4 /' of January next.' By Order of the Trustees, 1 4.,1 , ' J. PERKS, Secretary pt N'ov. 3, Igor ell on, • • TO ~TIY F. ARMY. IL-D.:WDOUGALL begs leilve to acquaint his Friends and the Arrny in.gcneral, that he has re. i lbvetl'front Villiers-street, to No. 19, Northurnberland kreet, Strout; where he continues to 'transact all Army Agency Business, prtieulatir. negotiates the' Purchast, Sate, 4nd Exchang-es of Commissions., 'Half-pa.y Agency, &L. on Fna: stri&fy honourable acid advantageous to theS'erVice.r— -r Sale, t Licutelient.COlcinelcy, I 'Frail) ; 't‘ COmpany, uvoeral Cornetcies and Ensigncies in Regiments stationed at on very terms: 'Etchanges from e gtYlent'to anthers every '; Ran)c. :ir, the Army, P a rticulars of which are too numerous for insertion. B office from Eleven till Four. .Letters (post e_ H ours 'Luc) answereci-Nbne others'opened. ' • ~uRSOAINIT to a-Decree of the.. High Court of Chancery, .made in a Cause wherein TAMES HALL and Others are Plaintiffs, and WILLIAM CRADOCK and Others' are Nfendant s ; , . . • • HE CREDITORS of FERDINANDO • 'DAV YS, late of LoughbotoUgh, in the County of;Lei &ter, Gentleman,, deceased, are to come in and prove their tits before Nicholas Smith, Esq. one of the Masters of the Court.. at :his .Chambers - , in Southatriptbn-buildings, t,t 4 ncery-lane, London,. odor before the tgth day,of Deem rSot, or in defaut thereof they will be peremptorily ducted the benefit of the said Decree. ' . 111) RSUANT to a Decrei.of the High Court of Chancery, ►aide in "a Cause WYATT and Others against SHEP - -. HARD and OtherS " • 'PHE HEIR at LAW and NEXT of :KIN of THOMAS WYATT: late of Salisbury, in the County Wilts,: . Esq. deceased (w.ho died on or before the 224 - day of ift2ruary, 1797), arc forthwith to come in and prove their Vlf.ship and Kindred before John Spranger, Esei, one of the 7trs of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton . v,t 4 i4Ac. Chancery-Ipne, Londpn ; or in default thereof they be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. SOME R , s ToWN.' Ujbe SOLD; the LEASE and FURNITURE of a small House; and immafiate Possession gilen. 1 3 PlY to Mt. Francis, No. ice, CUarics-street, Manchester _l:l:ate, TO BE 'SOLD BV AUCTION, • . . . - . .. 'A t titv Xing's - Rtati Cofire:-Room, at Ramsgate. on Monilay . tlre"l66 day of November, t3Ol, at Ele - ven o'clock in the .4: . crer,opn, - „, . , • . ' . . . . . . ~. . _ . riNF,THOUSANI3 a nii EIGHTY-FOUR BAR . . RE LS . - of .SUEREINE -and FINE ,ANI.F.RICA'.•.r. 1-o(rk, i r vi, Two T-Tarkired-and;Seventy-sik • Barrels of t49 )1 / 1 4.1; :11F -A L, which-will be„put tip in stmli - Lots, for 4 onveniencv of P. uro.hasers - -2 , • *also Semen Tiionsand BARREL STAVES. Three -Huii -,74 hogshead ditto. - . 1 1 `,." 1 4i - b,;. Vicvvett:thr days preceding the - Sale, in the Ware -I,,.''''' at R:!.: - negate , when Catarogucv nay. :be had. Of John Atild en , E sq Deal; sussEx. . TO p • By Evicssri. V? TON and ROW, • . -- rticsiiay the -2 4 t11 of Noverrin'er, at Two o'Clet.lc in the ... Afternoon, at tne Onslow Arms, LOiwoixl, .. ,A. .. . ._ - •LL - that. dcioriVe and pleasant FREEHOLD 'AA ESTATE, late the Property of Mrs. CRAWLEY, 44ceased, situated' at Loxwood afPresaid; comprising'n. neat Is i.ellt=el -built DWELLING HOUSE. On the Basenient : ratl;),tr 'l7iiiiing end DriiWing-room, iliitehoti, 4row. th, ll , s ! , S:_ , )re-rnam - arrcl Pantry, with excellent Cellaring; on it., firs: - Float- kre roar C harnb'ers I with-suitable Olitimild . ` 4 ,.,_ , viz. Stank.; .Wood-house,..Scc". with a very -axeolle.nt , 'en at.d.tfryirlg-G round, and a supply of good Water. . 11, •„_• Lov4 - bod i!e bolt twelvo Miles from.Cuildford, in 14, '".:tzt from Ilietiee to Horsharti,: and. about thic.satne dis-. ce troll! “iti latter . Or 4 vs ' s — • . t o :, urri.er I artieulars, and . a view of the Pretnitesi apply it 1; 1 C-• : I :•LdriasSewaid, at 'Eoxwood, or of the. Auctioneers, ttworth..- - , • R. CHING, Apothecary, begs leave to call IV.). the public Attention to his WORM LOZENGES, Which have been universally proved to possess at once the efficacy of destroying the various WormS the stornacli and. boWels are subject to; but also the milduess of opecation so requisite in a Yermifuge, which is. chiefly to he given to intants or 'persOrts of•a weakly constitution; they being 1-rioSt anhjeet to this species of disorder. - .' By their. aothchnintic power, they remove those. fits, convulsions, and excrucwing ' pains in the viscera, which areoccasional Worms ; and in allcases where they are auspecied, the Lozenges are a very seasonable physic.. The• Lord C hie( Baron, tat; Lord Bishop of ,Carlisle, with numbers of the Nobility, ea: bear testi . inenv to the justness of the claim for a - preference to the LozengeS over every other Worm Medicine, . sold• wholesale and retail, at Ching, and Butler's, Gheapside, near St. • Paul's ; and Renal by every respect.;hie ' Medicine Vender in Town and Country, in Boxes at ss:. half bokeS as. '94 . . and Family Bo x.4.*ar Um Guinea es4.;h: For CHILBLAINS, RHEIP`,IATISMS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. STEERS's OTODELDOC. - • T HIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to 'be superior to .every Preparation of the kind in tit: Core. of Bruises, sprains i , Itheumatisms,. Cramps, Nuin'illeSs and .Stiffhess of . the Joints, and other external Complaints, as well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the Limb's when irh a, Paralytic state,: It is also particularly. serviceable :.Jr Chilblains ; .but in this complaint it shoulci be dissolved, add applied warm. On the outside of.eaejt Bottle of: the Genuine 0 podeldec is pasted, a Stamp, in yvhich, arc engraved these words, " Newbery, No. 4; ' Paul's." All others are Counterfeit. . Sold only by F; 'NelYbt:ry, at' the' Warehouse loryllr. :.James's Powder, NQ. 45. ~U 1 St. Paul's phurch,yard, a:few doors from the corner cf Cheapside Lbnclon ;' and, by his aPpointinent, Messrs. jdioults and Cs .• No. 159, and J . „Bidding, Nu. ;6, Oxford-street; J. Wade, Old Bi.trici 7 street ; Bayley and. Co,. Coc:ispur-strect; Godfrey and Cooke, Southaiiiptcn-street ; j. - Ilard, Middle-row, Holborn.; T. Tint,- Royal. Exchange; and t.W. Clarke. 80ru074, "Pgh .street, 6d. per. Bottle, .including the Stamp, or Six for i3s. 6d. • N. B. As the Opodeldoc for Exportation is eiteriaptedirom the Stamps; and therefote deprived of that mark of, authen ticity, and as great quantities of Counterfeits r.re sent out of the Kingdom, all Perr.:-,ns abro3d, to -preVeat - Siii:b irhpesi 'tion's, are desired to ht•partiZllartil'Ordering.,their Agents to procurellis Medicine troin, i4s.r Newbetys:,,,, . . LA of the Temple of the Musos, , Finsbury•444ATF,respea, finly arin.nince to the Public, tilt: Sale of the following esteemed Works. Although Paper, Priding,. and ..13itidiPg. hp tie recently ex perienced,an Advance of a but!eio C 41, yet it will be found, will reference to-the annexed priccs,, 'tans a:: r t ukington,,Allen and Co. continue tnciristailished-And {braved Plan of selling - only for ready mciev;.illsy *re en.. abledio make a very considerable dzdatinu. from-the, Onerg, liricr of every article., ,whether they . be amient and scare Authors, or the inosr new and . popul ar Publications.' • Every 4061i...501d at the Temple of the iNiuses .is war,. &sited complete. • - . - . • • 'Elie following are all in Boards,: AKENSIDE's POEMS: the Imagination, • te - c. best edition, publisted at 6s. SVC , . 25.,9d. ARUNDE.I., a Novel, by, Mr. Cu.mberland, third ;tn• proved edition, published attis. a vols. 4s. 6:1: AUG US'I'A, a tine'Romance in Prench, published at .vas. 6d. 3 vols. ss. • , ..A . F.LAS of GREAT BRITAIN, published at J o s. 6d • folio, half-hound 7s. 3:I. A P.llO RI SNIS for YOUTH, with Observations and Re. _ •tleclions, Religious, Moral, Critical, and Cirireelris tic ; some original, but chictly scicded, during an ex wnd, - .-d 'course of Readiii:!, from- the distinguished 'English, Frene: , , anti Italian 'Writers, interspersed ‘lith several Pieces of original, Poetry. 54. A DOION's FRE Eilpr.DEß, published at ss. 'Syn.' :is. 6d. c. ‘' Rev. Mr. BIDLAKE'&PQEMS, containing the Progre:s. Of Poetry, Painting v and M sic, Sacred Poems, Elegies and Sonnets, gdes, bcc. 4to. 11,1, cK - Tolc E's 'COMM E TA RI Es on the 'Laws of EnAlanci---Seitgwick's Remarks, Criticat and Iviiseellaneoins on—publisher: al°, at tl. tc. Ora. IiECCARIA on Chines 3nal'unishradiits, a . new edition, 1 talian, zs. _ _ _ 4LAIR's LECTURES on the Canon-of the Holy Scrill. tures, 4to. 3S. 6d. Count BERefrro LD's ESSAYS,to dired and extend the Inquirie of Travellers, published at Tu. 2, vots. 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Dr. 'Ellis; Bvo. _ • - Nl' 0 S, publ}. edit gs. . 3'vols., tame!. ss: 6d. . • W ATT's (Dr. I SAAC) Seri - now, WQ L 13, by 'Adam Eitz-:hair, tow edition,. 4 vols. lathe. • LACIcINGTON., ALL' EN r.nd LoGUE titt IL2, be Qao. :,t t • • !, Nov LOTTERIES. Q . POPE respeafull'p • i4orins the •Public i that t. 3. ENGLISH and IRISH LOTTERY TICKETS anti SHARES are on Sale.in extensive variety of Numbers, at his " Fortunate Office," No, tz, Corber of the Royal -Exchange; facing the Bank of England. ,The•l-rish Lottery commences brawjny, on Monday next.. • IMPORTANT OBSERVATION. ' • The locality *of luck or fortutie;, however sneered at by some, and treated by others as an idea chimerical,and.absurd, is a persuasion. neverthelesS e firmly entertaihed•liy Many - persons . , who in the genetil'Coneerns, of life are deemed prudent and 'wise. Can a . stronger instancy be, given of this persuasiob, than the frequent contests at cards for.an evident lucky side of the table (cor4znonly called the winning seats), Or 'even "a - fottimate . chair ? W ithiint pretending - to investigate the arcana of ehanCe, Or rattle; the-. nature of , those powers Which are supposed govern sufficient it is , to notice the fad, and which indisputably, is that for whole evenings 'a run of good luek;shall'lle almost exclusively confined to par ticular spots ur situatinn, at a card or anv .other gaming table. The same prOpitiotis orloeat run Of fortune has excited public r6tii:ti in an extensive degret at_thiso trice t - wheie for the last four Lotteries the great majority of their. capital Prizes were Sold, . and, where in truth goc4 fortune may be said to have been almost stationary. - What is - obviously-then the arguMent Adventurers?-:-"of lf We have :Ilean unsucccSSful at "other " Offices, what can be our loss by purcinying.TiCisets or " Shares , at an Office so remarkably fortunate ? But if there " be a governing influence, as - to the locality of luck, and " which, from its frequentexperiente, seems to be unques " tionable, - what infatuation should induce us not to give " a preference to an Office, which, tOr a succession of Lot " teries, has been the known favourite of Fortune,? for ;althoughltur Goddess be blind herself, there can be no " reason why we should shtit our eyes to the glaring evWence 41 of faas,' 'established beyond, the power of controversy." RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK et Co. - , (The only.OSitoe that ever sold Two Prizes of Thirty Thou sand Pounds 'in Shares , :LTAVE on - Sale, in great Variety of Numbers, and' at the lowest Prices; IRISH and ENGLISH ',STATE-LOTTERY TICKETS and SHARE St, at their 'Offices, the Corner of the Bank-Buildings Cornhill, facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-"Bross; London; anti in the Market-place, Norwich. The Lotteries begin Draw ing —Irish, 16thilovember—English,. 3d March. Correspondents will have Tickets and Shares sent them by remitting Post-Office Orders, or good Bills at short Dates, to RiehardsOn, Goodluck and Co. Stock-Brokers, Lobtion. CAPITAL. PRIZES. THE Ticket, ,No. 6;3+5, in • the last English ,Lottery a Prize of 34,0601. and the 'riek‘et, No. 3,996, in the last Irish , Lottery, a Prize of 50001. were sold in Shares, and the Money .. paid on demand, at the Old Esta blished Office of , s , Messis. CARROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxford-street, 'near Rathbone-place, London ; %Vote Tickets and Stamped Shares for the ensuing Ir;sh and EngliSh Lotteries are selling in great variety, at the ibllowing Prices e Irish Ticket, . . - 81. 55.„ . Half - 4 7 o Eighth - - i 2 6 Quarter - 2 4 o - Sixteenth - oif 6 • English Ticket,- - t6l. ss. Half - - 8 7 o . Eighth 2 3 Quarter - 4 5 o • Sixteenth - 6 (0" The Irish Lottery begins drawing on Monday next. STATE LOTTERIES, aot. • SWIFT and Co. No. l't; . 'Poultry, established in the year 1759, where. Prizes to the amount of a Million Sterling have been shared and sold. AlSo at their.Otlice in the City of G lisgow, . arq appointed to sell the Tickets and legal stamped Share of the present IRISH and ENGLISH LOTTERIES. • Messrs. .Swift and Co. feel them Selves warranted in re conufiendingan early Purchase, as the late favourable - turn in -.Public Atiaits afirds every prospect of an increased De mand for Ticket's and Shares, .and a consequent Advance of the Prices , . • Letters answered. • Orders by Coachmen, Guards, or Car riers, punaitally executed, .and the, earliest Aceount,sent of the success of registered NunThers. The Irish tottery begins drawing on Monday next.-- : -The English Lottery on the 3d March, aea., LINCOLNSIIIKE.-SALE OF LANDS. .TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, _ _ . , Early in the month of 'January next, if not previously • posed of :by Private ,Contra{ ; THE. 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Work, nor is any admitted to be received by the Agents to it ; but each Num ber must be paid for as delivered. • London Published by Vii. l)., Symonds Paternoster-row, where letters to the Author, post-paid, are duly answered. • : THEATRE-ROYAL', DRU'RYLAN•t.. . • TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 1 4 , . • wilt he performed, • • J ANE SHORE. 1:/ I T II THE SONjN_LAW.,' • 0 h Monday next, the Tragedy of Richard the Third ; And o n W s dnesday,• Pizarro—the. parts of King Richard a nd, Rolla, by Mr,•Kemble. li:••'•;f At thezpartienlar request of numbers - of Ladies and entkemen who were oblipd.•to leave the Theatre on Wed .,,e's*lar last, not being able IA procure Places , the Publi.: are 1 ,L'Peilfully informed the 0 pera' of •AriaxerNei will be re= On Thnrsdav next —lVlandane by Mrs; BilltnKtan The Opera of The Duenna is in •rehearsal,= and will,be. ""rformed in a few days, with enti-ele new Scenes; Tlr es e s , L ti d IYecoritt ioris, and In which Mrs. iiillitigtOff,"-Will appear s" the Charaaer of Clara. • . THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PO-MORROW EVENING, . Will' be per lOrrri.4, FOLLY AS IT FLIES. With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Principal Chara6leislw Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MONDEN, '• . Mr.. H., TOHNSTON; Nil;•1 1 .12 AV, Mr. WHITFI,ELD, Mr. WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS . ; . Nits. GIBBS, Mrs. 'POW E LI., Miss M tIRR AY. "rbu Prologue to be spoken`lw Mr. BETTERTON. The EpilOgue by lkfr. NIIINDEN: . NV TII • • • Tilt 'REVIEW • Or, TH•E WAGS OF WINDSOR. ,2•4lias aird - Gentlemen who Were'disappointed of Places li:nday for the Tragedy Of- Richard the' Third, are re 'ally acquainted Mr. Cooke will ppear in that Cha on Monda next, and repeat it every ,fallaWing Mon further no y tke. ' ' ' On Monday; Perou se, or the Desolate:l44ga.. • . L,On Tuttsdav and on Thurs.day Mis. Billinglon will.appear "%the Charaa.ar Mara in the Comic Opera of The Duenna. ire loth and I rth 'Representatio Of the 'New,;Comedy 'LI be on Wednesday and, Saturday... • Oa Friday Mr. Cooke will perform the charader of 7 4 5betit. for the first tithe this season. • ,