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vr--2 q A I L A. ; f t:. ‘, N,A ,4 i& e, f.l iP( 4 .01„ . - - el, • •1: • • ' -.I • , c_ , /,41 ; t i , • , tr;7:l7,'i•\ i yrumßin 377x•] ' I HURSD Y; OCTOBER is, 1804. tPRICE sixrEgoti TRIATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Ott, iB, 1504., Their Majesties' Servants will perform (first time Shit SevittA) Oaks peare's Comedy of AS YOU LIKE IT. Duke, Mr. POWELL; Frederick, Mr. HADDOCKS ; Amiens, Mr. DIGNUM • *Jaques, Mr. RAYMON , Orlando. Mr. ELLISTON ; Jaques de Boys, Mr. HOLLAND; Adam, 111 r. PACKER ; Touchstone, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. • Conn, Mr. WALDRON ; Silvius, Mr. DE CAMP ; Itoealind (with the Cuckoo Song), Miss DUNCAN; (Being her first appearance in that Charader) ; Celia, Nirs. SONTLEY - ; Phoebe, by a YOUNG LADY, (Being her second appearance on any Stage) ; • And Audrey, Miss POPE. In Ad V. a Song by Mrs. BLAND. 4kiter which (iith time these eight years) the revived Ilistori- Cal Romance,in Three Ads, of RICHARD EUR DE LION. With entirely new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. Richard, Mr. KELLY; Blontlel. Mr BA R M 01r. • Sir usveri, Mr. DLGN , tiM ; Antonio, Mrs, BLAND ; Guillot, Mr. SUETT • Matilda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Laurette, Miss HOLLOWAY ; . And Julia, Miss C. BRISTOW. • In Ad 111. a D ance b y Mi sS C. ItRIS -row. Boxes 6s, Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25. Gallery as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second price 6d . —No Money to be Returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office, in Little Russell -street. The Doors t o be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina! On Saturday (not giedthese ten years) the C ome dy o f Th e "odlinit. Young Belmont, Mr. Elliston ,• Rosetta. Mrs. Jordan ; Fidetia, Miss Cherry, bein g h er t hi r d appearance this Stage. After whi c h will, be presented (never per- V n ned) a new Musical Farce, in Two Ads, called fle ; or, Who but He ? The Ov erture an d M us i c entirely Stew, composed by Mr. Reeve. The Characters by Miss De 'ainP, Mr. Collins, Mr. fohnstone, r. Mathews, Mr. Wewitzer, Miss Pope, Mrs. Mountain, M and Mrs. Bland. The Comedy of Hie School for Scandal having been on Mond a y n i g h t again received with the most unbounded ap plause:by a crowd e d A u di ence, w ill b e repeated on Monday next, THEATRE-ROYAL, COV,,ENT.CARDEN. °THIS PRESENT EVENING, Oct. t B, 180 4 , 1 will be acted a Comedy, called THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. Mr. Stridland, Mr. COOKE, • Meng his fir 4 appearance in that Charader); .- Ranger, Mr. LEWIS ; Frankly, Mr. BRUNTON; Bellamy, Mr. CLAREMONT ; . • lack Meggot, Mr. FARLEY ; Tester, Mr. SIMMONS. Uri. Strialand. Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Clarinda, Mrs. CLOVER; jacintha, Mrs. TAYLOR; Landlady, Mrs. EMERY ; , 11, Iillincr, Miss COX, , . . o, ' Lutetta, Mrs. MATTOCKS ' 'jenny, Miss LESE RYE ; And Fanny, Mrs. FREDERICK. After which, a hielo-Drama, in Two Ads, consistin of . Speaking, Singing, Dancing, and Pantounirne,.called - A TALE OF MYSTERY. Count Romaldi, Mr. H. SIDDONS'; Francisco, Mr. FARLEY ; - Bonamo, Mr, MURRAY; Stephano, Mr. BRUNTON ; - Montano. Mr. CLAREMONT ; . . Michelli, Mr. BLANCHARD ; • Malvoglio, Mr. CORY ; Pietro), Mr. SIMMONS. Selina, Mrs. GIBBS ; Fiametta, Mrs. MATTOCKS: n mEes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2E. Upper Gallery is. fox -Office for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the "-Office, in Hart -street. ~,, he boors will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Per 'ullnance begin at Half-past Six. Dii Jo? mo rrow, the Comedy of Wild O ats ; with the ' revived usical Entertainment of II Bondocani. , the ge On Satuniay . Shakspearc's Historical Pl ay o f King Henry Fourth, P'art the First ; with t h e M us i cal Farce of 'lan ard Brid. LONDON ASSURANCE HOUSE, A'y . • O . ro, IN.. N Additional D uty o f 6d. upon every tool, Assured front loass by Fire having been imposed by a late Ad of Parliament, and made payable by the Asiured, from this day, the COPOATI GOODS LONDON .ASSURANCE of,' HO U SE S and. from FIRE hereby give notice, that for the E ase an d B ene fi t of Persons Assured with them,- they' will, ' at their own Expence, pay the said Additional Duty on all their existing Policies, front the commencement, of such Duty until the next Piemiums on the said Policies shall become payable. By Order of the Court of Dire&ors. . , • STEPHEN LEE, Sec. 55..........„,___ - ... . . SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. MtSSRS. BOYDELL beg leave to acquaint that the Public in general, and their Friends in particular,, prict,q,',,, Tickets for the SIIAKSI'EARE LOrt TERY, I R w r .," r ,ee eluineas, with Schemes Of the said . Lottery, are t 1) 411,',"11,,,F0r delivery, at the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall the C "` M eiirs.lloydelrs. No. 90, Che9side ; and at all . censed L ttery Offices in Great Britain and Ireland. -------.....____ ° , ~ , • NEW CARRIAGES. P r II ) Ninth Book' of IMITATIONS of cub,,coACHES, CHARIOTS, lIAROUCHES, aci d 1,„ : 1 el. ES, is now published by R.' Ackermann , at h i s . Pfl, ° .. 4d i'rY of the Arts, No. tot, Strand. I t . contains six F o ''''s uf Modern Carriages, on a Scale of half an Inch to a s_.et, prite los. 6d. plain, and 215. coloured. Also the co'vrentli Book of Patterns for Worsted and Silk Work, which h t it aiii 3 six Designs for Table Malts, price 3ts. 6d. The c h il ler Numbers contain Borders and Patterns for Carpets, ii_it-tt, ltuggs, Iliileys, OrnaMents of various kinds, as c ,t\',ll"rbit, Landscapes, Flowers, Fruits, &c. Both the a s hov , Th; L s mill' be !not in single Numbers, or complete S et s . fi ll i s , naPpy t ime being now the Soil where, by the power. _le attonage,the Fine Arts flourish with peculiar excellence, Z 4 _l l . I as Drawing, Painting, and Fancy Works, are become in— al*,ll7nsible Branches of a liberal Education, and ate fasci positiii‘ecomplishmentS, Ackermann daily supplies his R u e : 1- 4aure l . with Novelties and New Publications. He °W ier his '," a Purer manner Superfine Water Colours, unt . bate.awu immediate diredion ; and, front his very extensive A l 4 has a continual fresh Assortment of Drawing-Bonita,. voititnentft Medalions, Borders, Transparencies, Embossed, int o and White ortornents, old, Fancy ? Chinese, .Draw- PaiLi a i n d ot her Papers, and - every requisite for Drawing, , fri:A _,.r!g, e oratin g , ~!'Kermann, for the convenience of Persons at a ~_nc i the Metropolis, distance has established a regular Correspon. e Tn_e with the most reSpedable Print and Booksellers in 0 ,7,,1Y 1 Principal Town in the three Kingdoms, and constantly tit 4,es t hem with ev.trV new Artiele,.ancl where his Conn -4., riendS Ciin °buil. any thing of Ws manufadure or fur 1, ring it'the Lowli.ii Piices. , . 'TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS FOR TIE FIRST-DRAWN NEXT TUESDAY. E congratulate the Public, anti with pleasure WE them, the THREE TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES In the Lottery now Drawing,-were Shared r : viz. No.. 3260„C.10,000, by,HAZARD and Co. No. 10,234, Z. 10,000, by DISH. No. 9362, ,C.za,...410, by SWIFT. THREE TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, AND TWO FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, Now in the Wheel, And only THREE DAYS to DRAW, as follows: Tuesday next, October 23, Eighth Day, and the First.drawn ' entitled t0,C.20,0p0. Friday following, Ninth Day, and the First-drawn entitled t0,C.5003. And the Last Day, Saturday, Oaober 27. DANCING anti MUSW, by Mr. ALLEN, assisted by Messrs. TOMLINSON and mArniER, privately taught •to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt. these accomplishments, or not in the fa shionable style, at No. 19, Sherrard-street Golden-square, and No. so,' G rcat Alie-street, Goodman's -fields, on Plans expressly formed for those who would acquire them, parli curarly private, expeditiously anti elegantly. Piano Forte and Harp taught. ' Schools and Families in Town, and within IS miles, punc tually attended, and systematical ly instruded in every useful, elegant and finished part of modern Dancing and Music. Ladies and Gentlemen of respectability, coining from the Country.to learn, Officers, 'Foreigners, and all who wish to make extreme rapid progress, may have Apartments and Board in the House, with constant Lnstrulion till perfect, which this way takes a very short time. GENUINE MALT LIQUOR. A Number of respectable Inhabitants of London and Westminster, in conjun.tion with' several Re tailers of. PO RTE It and ALE, have resolved upon a Plan for the establishment of a BREWERY for supplying the Public with. GENUINE MALT LIQUOR, and have subscribe& upwards of Six Thousand Pounds towards car. rying it into ett.a. Their objea is to introduce an whole some •.and comfortable Beverage, whereby the Community may be supplied with a commodity brewed from Malt and Hops, and to provide for the poorer Classes (who are most in need. of it) an ankle that will stand the test of examina tion, and be found to possess all those salubrious qualities that once rendered Malt Liquor desirable: they will not en ter into a discussion of what materials Beer should or s}loo l not be composed of; all they have to say upon that subject is, that they . have the Health of the Public at heart, and they promis e nothing more than they wit' endeavour to per form, .that o f restor i ng to, the Public what in former times constituted the most wholesome Beverage of the Country. The Shares are Fifty Pounds each, and ate to be paid by Instalments. The first Instalment (5 per Cent.) has already taken place, and in failure of each or any of the succeeding Instalments within seven days after notice, all former Instal ments are to be forfeited. • Persons may have as many Shares as they please, but only one vote at any Meeting of the Share-Holders. The Monies belonging to the Concern is placed in two re spedable Banking Houses. • The Plan at large, with every other particular, may be known on application to Mr. Brown, at his Hodse, No. 4, Nassau-strert, Soho ; any morning before ten o'clock; and of the Directors, who will attend every day, Saturday ex cepted, after Sunday next, from the Hours of Twelve to Three, at No. r, Newman's-court, Cornhil I, for the purpose of giving every information that may be required. SECURITY . TO THE PUBLIC. MO prevent Fraud, the Hon. the Commissioners of His Majesty's Stamp . Office have granted permit sign to Dr. Brodum, to have his name in full length inserted on the Stamps of his Medicines, viz'. Wm. Brodum, No. g, Albion-street, Blackfriars'-road, to irnitatewhich is felony. The Medicines are not genuine unlesss the above name Is on the Stamps. A ovum Preventive of many Disorders. —Nothing be ing Oft wanting at this season of the year than a purifier of the blood, that will effectually eradicate those eruptions which now generally make their appearance on those who areaffiiaed with a Scorbutic - Complaint, it is with infinite pleasure we announce the success that has attended the administration of the Botanical Syrup. Another motive thr us to present this Address to the Public is, the knowledge that it the Botanical Syrup is taken in time, it will prevent those severe tits of illness which - always prevail in this sad the ensuing months. The Botanical Syrup effectually cures Evils, Cancers, Leprosy, and Scrophulous Complaints. The many thousand cures performed by this invaluable Me dicine may be readily seen in the London and Bath Papers. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial to be had at the livuse, No. 9, Albion.strcet, Blackfriarsi road. N. B. —A . l).• Swinton the Proprietor (Son of Dr. Swiw. rorr Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London), may:be consulted from ten till three,,or by letter, containing the usual Fee. A. Five Guinea Bottle contains Six at 2.25. inost.obstinae SCURVY cured in Six Weeks. DE VELNO's• VEGETABLE PILLS . prove uniformly successful in the Cure of Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and other Cutaneous At*ctions; and a fair Taal only will convince the most sceptical, that their Public Reputation 'is only attributable to their intrinsic me. rit, as a Mild Vegetable Alterative. The 'Proprietor has lately learned, that they have in the above short period perfetted a Cure at.the most obdurate Scurvy, of twelve-years standing, in the person of . a Reverend Dignitary of the Church.; and instances are coiistantly occurring of Cases not so inveterate.. being cured iii a much shorter period. But the •following very.remarkable Cure of Captain Ellistun, of the Navy, which oc , :tirred aboVe Six years ago (and since which period he has not had the.slightest stunt ), spews , that even in the most desperate and hopeless Cases, a/COilfitiCot „reliance may be placed itt the Efficacy of Do Velito's Pills. His CASE 1111,SCAIBEDi.. Elliston had for eighteen years been suhjea to Scorbu tic Syrriptoms, but for the last eighteen mointts they had M creased to such a degree as to be seriously alarming : innu merable large spots, or eruptions; of a deep red) about the slap of pease, and hard, appeared in clusters on.various fonts of the body, thighs arms, hands, head, and particularly on the fdrehe.ad, which was 'dreadfully disfigured • in short, language can bin faintly depiaure his real condi tion. But appearances were only of trilling import, when compared with the violent heat and itching, which incessantly- tor mentedhim. in ttiia situation .he consulted his Physician and Surgeon, both men of respcaability and eminence, who, after 4 consultation, decided on the necessity of his submit ting to a course ut Physic, alluding to Mercury, which would confine him to his room for some week's. Mr. E. being ad vanced in years (more than fifty of which had been spent in the. Naval Service of his Country), told them he would take time to consider of it, as he could nor but with great mint'. tance subMit to confinement. tic advised with his friends on the stabled, some of whom recommended him to try De Velcro's Vegetable Pills, which he very fortunately con sented to, and by . persevering in them, and them alone, he has received a petted cure. During this course lie had not an honr's confinement, nor was he restricted to any regimen or diCGtenCeapt tCl7lpC+ailee; on the contrary, he peiceivrd no ;Wed whatever from the Pills, eaceptins that of - grati n aily recovering front his Complaints, anti daily acquiring -an addition of health, strength, and spiels sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bournit(and Co. late.eo. ding and Co ur the Original Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford street, opposite tha Pantheon, in small Boxes, nrwe .4: 6.1 or six small in one large, price 225. ; also R,:tail by Royal Exchange ; Shaw and Edviards, No. 66, St. Paul's , And Wadi. No. 34, liolborn i and by every Vender of Asti. cities in the Kingdom. • or The large Boxes will be sent to any part of Englan,i, on receipt of a letter, post-paid, inclosin4 Or e atri)unt, :,!" o tor payment in London, tweeted to , Messrs. bAirne and Cu, Nu, 76, Oatforti.street. This Day was published, elegantly printed in 4to. and illusa trated with Sixteen Plates, engraved from Drawings taken by Garrard, Landseer, Medland, Pouncy, .3:c. price it. Iss. boards. SPORTING TOUR THROUGH THE NORTHERN PARTS' of ENGLAND, and great PART of the HIGHLANDS of SCOTLAND ; including Remarks on English and Scottish- Landscape; and General Observatiimsnn the State of Society and Manners. By Col. THORNTON, of Tliornville Royal. • De gustibils non est ditiputanduln. Printed for Vernor and Hood, No. 31, Poultry ; and sold by all the Booksellers of the United Kingdom. Where may be had, Handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Odavo. with elegant . Plates, price il. is.• boards, The Sporting DiSlionarv, and Rural Repository of general information upon every Subjed appertaining to the Sports of the Field. Inscribed.to the Right Hun. the Earl of Sand wich, Master of His Majesty's' Stag Hounds. by William Taplin, Author of the Gentleman's Stable Direclory. Just published by Vernor and Hood, No. 31, Poultry, r rHE HISTORY of the.. GUN-POWDER PLOT: - with several Historical Circumstances prior to that Event, connecting the Plots of.the Roman Catholics; Crown Odavo, with Sixteen Portraits, Ike. 55. boards. A TOUR through some of the SOU 'IIERN COUN TIES of ENG LAND, by Peregrine Projed and TainothY Type; Duockcituo. price . 35. 40:41404. Cp UT FL RI E's G Glt At Abridged, Improved, and Modernized; containing every thing that is useful in that valuable Work, and the Historical Parts brought down to the Peace of Amiens, with Maps, &c. price 4s. boards; The MIDSHIPMAN's VA DE-M ECUM • or, British Mariner's Di4iopary of Technical 'Terms and Sea Phrases used in the' Construdion, Equipment, Management, and Military Operations of a Ship; illustrated with explanatory Plates; Duodecimo, price 4s- boards., CUAIOUS AND I NTt?RESTING. This Day was published, price 3s. in One Volume ()Clam, of near 338 pages, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, a new Edition t with.Additions) of 1 6 1. GUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advice to both Sexes in a variety of Complaints : explaining the most simple and efficacious 'Remedies for those Diseases which are treated on under the following heads, viz. Abortion Incubus, or Night Mare Address to the Fair Sex ' Irregularity about the turn of - Parents, (3 tianlians, &c. Life • Advice to Nervous Patients Leprosy Air Appetite Lowness of Spirits Asthma 'Love Barren Women Maids of a Weakly Consti- Bashfulness tution Bathing, obseriations on Man Birth, particulars relating to Menses Body, unfavourable posture of Memory, loss or defect of Bowels Mind, Diseases of ........._ Bubo " Iv'others, their duty Chlorosis, or Green Sickness Nerves, Weak Child-bearing • Obscene Conversation, bane. Child-birth - ' tul eff:cis of Chordee , Parents and Guardians Chancres -, Address to Clap Paraphyniosis Cold Phthisis, or Consumption Consumption Phymosis Conception Pregnancy Cure for Nervous Diseases Quick Digestion Dancing Rheumatism ' Daily Exercise Riding on Horseback Dejection Rising early Deficiency of natural Strength Scurvy Difference between Venereal, Scrofula Symptoms and those often Suppression of the Menses mistaken for them Swoonings • Digestion Symptoms of Pregnancy Dreams . Tea Exercise Temperance Female Complaints Timidity Fits Turn of Life Flannel Ulcers in the Throat Flatulence or Windy Coin- Venery, excessive plaints —, secret • Fluor Albus, or Whites Venereal Diseases __. Girls Virgins Gonorrhea Voyages by Sea Gout Walking - Gouty Spasms in the Stomach Water Great Schools Weakness- Heavy Suppers Wind • Hereditary D►seases IVindy Liquors Heart-burn Wine- • Hypochondriac Complaints Women's Milk Hysteric Affections Women . . Immoderate Evacuation Youth. • • Internal Sinking liy S. SOLOMON, M.D. " 0 blessed Health I thou art above all gold and treasure ; it is thou who enlarges; the soul and openest all its powers, to receive instrudion and relish virtue• He that has thee, has little more to wish tor; and he that is so wretched as to want thee, wants every thing with thee !"—S T 11.10.1 . 'CO THE PUBLIC. Every petson; young and old, should purchase this Book, there being scarcely •an individual who is not interested in :some part ofit. Its particular it, is reeurnmended i to young inenand boys; as an•early attention in th►e tatter may serve to guard them from a fatal rock on which thOiISaIICIS have split, and be the means of preserving their bodies from dis ease, and also their souls, their minds, and ali their faculties, from destriiiiion. London ; Printed for the Author, and soli by 11. D. Syrnonds, Pateraoster-row, and Mathews, Strand ; Dugilak, Dublin ; Baxter, Edinburgh ; Holy, Cork ;Magee, Belfast ; and by all other Booksellers and Printers of Provincial News papers in the United Kingdom, price 3s. only, delivered free of; capriage. 13i PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSb. PATEN't'.BEDS•TEADS AND. TAIILIiS. UTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet 4,) Ware-rooms arid tvlanufletory, Nos. 13 and 14, Cathe rine Street. A large assortment of articles of the newest, neatest, and most.ceconontical Fashions, of %veil seasoned materials, and excellent worknnuiship, with 40 , 041 int-. provements. BUTLER respeafu lly relies on the good diseemtnent of the Public, that they will see through the paltry . devices and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti cles. It is well known that Bu rnet has two 'patents, one for Tables., the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the ffrst is applicable to almost all kinds. f Tables, and is allowed to be a great improvement ; it tenders them more convenient ford-louses, and much mere 'portable. The principle of the other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four foss, Tent, Sota, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use ful in sickness, and each when shut up, make a li.t,lsome piece of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room, Ste: Else Four Post and Tent Beds go together in all parts with brass; and are fixed with much ease without the ,help tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portable. Particular kind. of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the Army and . Nay) , and but climates, also portable Chairs, &c. Bu sit's Patent Manilla:Ames have been graciou.sly pa tronized by the King, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho— noured by orders front numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, and have been highly approved of in t h e last and West Indies : the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa vourable encouragement, and for which fie returns hisgrare.. lid acknowledgments, and cannot .hut notice the. kind Of flees of sonic others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with Burt.sit's whi..h May help also to promote his ilusiness. or 'should it he designed otherwise, he, by the permission of Providence.' manufactitres and sells his Suite.' nor Four.post and other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and ; Cabinet Articles as above namely, Cat horizw-itreet, lidoors, trout the Strand, a Brick front tiouse, where has t.:(4u-. ~irittted several Tools and Machities for working the same, aid hal otherwise been at considerable expepoe to bring them to that utility and degree of perlettion at which flay now arc. Ar the same place may be had every Article for the completely FurnishiliK iloor., N. B. for Lixportation. PICTUALLING OFFICE, • ' 7 Q. to, tBo4, '; 9 HF C(MIMISS lONE RS for V I CTU ALL' NG HIS MAYESTrs NAV/do here. give notice, ThAt on Fridqy, the 19'h instant, they will Ae ready to recelvt,Ten. dens in writing (sealed uP), and treat jar TWO ! t hINDRED TONS of GkNUINE OATMEAL, to he i delh'ered in a .Montb; by weekly proportions, into His Majetty!t ViTtualing Staterat. Deptford; and to be, paid ,Joe by 13111 r, payable, with interest, day: after date. The ConditiOns of the Contrail may be seen at she Secretary's Offire. • . - ‘. • No regard will he had to any Tender be the P;ire shalt not Ge inserted in lords at length, or 'that. shall .no't le delivered to • the Board belve One.o'Clock on the said friday, the Igth instant nor unless tbe Person who Mates the Tender, sr some Person ass bit hcbalf, attends, to answer when.calledfir. VICTUALLING. OFFICE, • WI. 'g, 'Soy. THE COMMISSIONERS] rVICTUALLING -A• I/ ifS :IL .7 P . 1 17 ST) I herely 1 ..; ye Ne rim; err Fri : ,;ij , xt, 19• Li to a v e,} 4 Ge rearty to re. eeive' Tenders, in writing (steeled up), f i r .m 47 114(7-S of BiSCUI f, made from whole 41 eat, as tbe rdpeelivr felons viii mly make Prepcsa.'s there , f will aryl b deliver la the course el one month from ;be day of ContaS,?, in regular -wrrhiy pr,portion, into Ills MajtV's YTllrralling Stcres at Defitfiird, and to he paid fa- ly Bllls, p4fahle,with inkiest, 90 dgys after etirte. The Conditions of the Contra/I may he secs a( the S'ecrttat,:y's Office. No regard will he bad to any Tender In whid, the Price shall not he inserted in word: at length, or that shall act Le delPvercd to the Board before One 'o'clock 'on the said Frielgtnext, the ;gib but,ext, nor unless the Person subs maker the Tender, w' ame Person on his attends, to answer,l44en called fir. • *HE PERENIRTORILY SOLD, .Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause at RUSH against TEGART, with the Ap probatibn of John Sptingett Harvey, Esq. one of the Mas. tens of the said Court, at the. Angel hill, in ltury Saint EdMandS, in the Counfy Of Suffolk, on Weariesdav, the tith Day of .November next, .betweeothe Hours of Two and . 1 hrcc in the Alterman IN 'ONE. -ONE- LOT, • ' .• nSubstantialand Convenient FARM .HOUSE, with . about 200 Acres of Arable, MeadOW . , and Pas ture-Land, situate at Bialwell Ash and Beaon (between Bury and Stow Market), in the' said County of Suliblk, in the Occupation of Mary Goddard, Tenant from- Year to Year, at the Rent Of lool.—The Estate is Freehold, except about a; 'Acres, which'are Copy hold of the Manor of Great Ashfield; and immediate Possession- may be had. Paticularaitay be had (*ratis) at' the' said Master's Cham bers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; of Mr. Vedder, Surrey-strut, Strand (whefe a Plan of the Estate may be inspected); of Messrs. Phil pot and Suitt, Hare-court, in the , Temple; of Mr. Clement :Rogers, it Langham ; at the Great Inns in the principal neighbouring Towns; and at the Place of Sale. The. Farm may be viewed with leave of the Tenant ; and Mr. Rrigers, on application, will attend the view, FISHE !MICK, near LiTcfivi F4.t), STAFFORD SHIRE, CAPITAL ESTATES, SUPERB MAN- S I N, EXTENSIVE MANORS, FISHERY, WOODS, &u, &c. TO BC SOLD BY AUCTION, By. Mr: it l3llv At Carraway's Coifite-house, Exchinge-alley, Corrthill, London, on Thursday the isth of November, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, THE very Capital and truly Desirable FREE. HOLD ESTATES, with the gx,tensive MANORS 'I'YMORE, otherwise TINIIIORif, FISHERWICK, anti HORTON, CUNIBER FORD,' WIGG N TON, and one-third of the MANOR of PACKINGTON, COURTS BARON, RO YA LT I ES, and INI MUN IT I ES. The mud) distingnished anti beautiful SEAT, FISHER ICK PARK, a truly noble and elegant. STONE-BUILT MANSION, with excellent Offices or every. description ; a spacious Mews, with Stabling for Fifty Horses ; four double Cooch Houses, Harness and Saddle Rooms, barrier's Sitnp, and otherstiit. able Offices and Servants'. Rtxntis over. Also, PI.F...SIJRE GROUNDS; LAWNS:.,'SIII2IIII- .- 5 E RIES, and PLANTATIONS :;or fine, :grown Furcf,t Tices and Shrubs, encircling a grand spacious Tieee of Water. Including also, 3 capital KITCHEN G.k EN% led, ti Hot and Succesiion Houses; Green.ouse, noble .11111 sive Park of pleasing diversified Grountix,,parrbQu rt 4 c d by the Rivr Th.tioo ,surrounded . by thriving Plantations, en-. c'snnpassed by, iw Waif ;and Oak:Paling, Three etc , 'ififffro,.:)G ES to the Entrances. The who a. orte of the most compleic and howl. fir fut Resideth:ei Kingdom. At an agreeable distance is a compael FA R NI. 110 tr'S P., with suitable Buildings of every description, Yards, &c. Ate, and a most'eligible' FARM in hand. • - Also SEVERAL CA PITA L FARMS lying contiguous to the Park, lett to inost . re.S . peelable tenants, part on Lease, the remainder at will. ELFORD and CUMIIERFORD MILLS, with Dwell.. ing 'Houses and-Outdmildings ; Several Houses. Cottages,lec, HOP WAS WOOD, itt hand, up wards 01340 Acres, covered with tine thriving Oak and orli:r Panther, a noble ornament to the Cetitty, with an exceilent with Offices and Buildings; Garden, Orchard, tke, commanding rich and pieturesque Views of the River Trent, and the Country. Tne whole Estate upwards of Tvvo — ri 10 USA N 1) THREE HUNDRED ACRES. ..The RENTAL- and ES El MAT ED VALUE near FIVE :CIIOUSAND POUNDS per Annum. ' The Property of"Tne Rig•!tt !Inn. Lord SPT.NCEICSTANLEY CIIICHEs TheMansiorttamil Earmi are in complete Repair, an+ well supplied with plenty of elteellent Water. he Estates Are poiicularlr well calettlatal for A Noble. man or Gentleman wishing for a superb Itz:sidznce, antl:to realizeTroperty in one Of the finest Counties in the Rhlgcloin. The Maners are abunttantly stocked with Ginhe; ' Field Sports 01 . 41 it descrivtims,.excellent Ro.ids, awl tit one of the first. heiiihbourhOods.. . The Silsitsion to be viewed with Tickets only,, without which n ) person can be admitted. The Fartns and Landspiay be vitivved by applying at .the Mansion ; to ,Vlr. Richard Bowman, at Huddlesford, sear the Mansion, Descriptive particulars may ott the PfertliieS t itt th:.l G eury. , ,e Litchfield; lintel, Liverpool ; Bridgewater Antis, Manchester.; flrn and Cuickena, Birmingham ; ..Heatl i .Borton ; George, D erby ; Cott; Taithvoldi ; stir, ; King's Held, Coventry ; Geiir t ;e, North:4,lll)ton ; Bush, Bristol ; White Flail. But) ; at ciarraw,ay'‘ house, London. Plans, of the Estate may seen, and par. ei,:ulir4 and Tickets tor viewing tlw Ntansion may b had of G. Parr, Esq. Litchfield ; Messrs Wake and White,,Es. sok•street, Strand; and of Mr. ltobini, Warwick -street, Golcon.squase, London. The ccei,...v at. hAitt.:t..A's' DA TKONIZ ED and recommended by the Arch. Canterllory, the bishop of Bath and Wells, 5 . 1 4 1 1!))111 11011;.! VONA, ILift. V. Sir S. Mlol ' lllooll, ttift. )11. 1' Sir tVi;iilttt 'Greco., hart. M. l'humws Anson, `Esq. M. P. C. f °tester, Esq. Al. P. jSrbes Ality3tr, Lsq. P. iculson C thiert, 1...5q. NI. P. :out ottinetuni distingumne.t Persans Cm) in.ty $!4,:0 by the ; hill of Disci:- iiptis), who have for :wily year's- elperienced their virtu.;; to BiloottS; Gouty and liervutis.Cas:s. Sold at the . ,Claboratory, No,:3i, Bmlford-street, C9vent.. gardett;, in nutter, ss, 6d: and ta,. c4cli :ind by 411.V(.114 'An Town sail Country. ~ ~~;