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CSi 91 SW' ......1..11............d.....° ONTIIL~ 3arrawarV NAVIGft IDIN GTO II 1 Shares. ,„ Ten SharT o expeded F d the VeTYV vc ,os :Se ATIO*' ,I aNif r, KESN-9 t CarrOr 3, l .4i..ned to *e (A RENCII MARSJ)); ring DaYsv 11, by D',o Mil - d, TRn•-• f oi ;tench & .four 1-0 4 13 10 1 . , / ad red 13+~ Twcnt`' dal' 'went3r_t' air of Na One 1-I t ll ' 11# .Inch, al id us :d a The - •ttef f Beach 4 'o ariety of ot se when Crap en Mau, Leati c ' .ern, RatC"...*. 11_4UMBER 2845.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DAURY -LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 3, xBor, will be performed, •AS YOU LIKE IT. WITH NO SONG NO SUPPER. On Wednesday, the Comic Opera of the Pirates, with the eomedy of the Wedding Day. • • 01 9,n Thursday (for the sth time) the revived Serious Opera b e • .erxes, Mandane by Mrs. Billington. To which will A 4 dcieti, the Farce of the Mock Dodor. And on Friday will be pertbrrned, for the first time this ' t ason the Pantomime of Harlequin Amulet, or the Magic of Mona. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 3, i 801, a new Comedy, called FOLLY AS IT. FLIES. With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Principal Charatters by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. H. IOHNSTON, ) Mr: MUP.RAY, Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS;• Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURR AY. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. SETT-ERTON. The Epilogue by Mr. MUNDEN. . WITH , THE POOR SOLDIER. The New Comedy a Fo_lly as It • Flies, was honoured on 1F; third representation with very great applause from a 'host brilliant and croudetiTheatre—it will be repeated on Thursday, with the Comie.Opera of Hartford Bridge—and on Saturday,' with the Romance of The Highland Reel. Mrs. Biliington being - recovered from her late severe ili- Aess will appear on Wednesday in the charaCter of Mandane, In the Serious Opera of Artaxerxes; to which will be added, the Farce of Honest Thieves ; and repeat the same charaCter t ) ii Friday ' • after which will be represented, the Grand Pan tomime Drama of Perouse, or the Desolate Island. In conseqirence of the very great demand tOr Places for the tragedy ofKiag Richard 111. Mr. Cooke will perfotin that toaraeter every Monday till further notice. FOURTEENTH NIGHT. 111, ' L SANS SOUCI. Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD CHAMBER LAIN. THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Nov. 2, ; Sox, will be presented at SANS SOU (11, Leicester-place, ,:cester-square, ...a Entertain)ent, entirely new .trid ""I, called A FRISK. Arrangement of the R.ecitation and Songs. PART 1. - 'tee. Sir Peter, 'Mug, and the opening of the Plot.—Song. True Delight.—Rec. Young Timon undeceived.—Sang. In vino veritas.—Rec. More Encroachers.—Song. The. Cue k....9o.—Rea.' An ExceptiOn.—Song. The'Letter The Galley Slaves.—Song. The Manes of the Brave.— ' itec. Mr. Paddle ,—Song. Literary Transmigration.—Rec. Something or other.—Song. The New Year. PART 11. it ee rs • Sir Peter Impatient.—Song. The Voyage of Life , — Rec. The Discovery.—Song. Honour among Thieves.— Rec. The Liiinpoon.—Song. The Ladies.—Ri-.c. Whiffle.. Scng. Tray.—Rec. The Wooden Legs,—Song. Jack at' the Opera.—Rec. Nuts. —Song. The Dinner. PART 111. . P.CC.' Thoughts on Matrimony.—Song. The Original and the picture.--Rea Courage and its Shadow.—Song. The eissituctes of Glory.—Rec. The Ambassador without Cre dentials. —Song. Father and I.—Rec. Mag talks !—Song. The Wile elett.—Rec. The Lours.—Song. Every Man his own Pilot.—Rec. The Surprise.--Song. The Bless. s 1 , , Peace. The whole is written and composed, and will be spoken, sung, and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. 1:1 3 ,; Admittance, Boxes ss. Pit 3s. Gallery as. Ts to b e open at Seven, and the Performance to begin at Eight. Pl aces for the Boxes may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Ware 11,,ni4e.;where troy be-had all his different Produetions ; an d ah Proposals for printing by Subscription, hi:. Three Years eur to almost the 'whole of England, and a considerable r! of Scotland; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re , 4 .7.cctable Friends • and embellished. with Forty Plates in ‘9lza tiny, from Friends; painted by Mr. Dibdin, andTwen fY Vioettes; esineded, and pepared for the aua Pta, by _Miss d Dib g din. , The Pidures, r and Spechnensof q the • tints, may be seen; free of expellee, at Leicester-place. The -varest only entrance to the Theatre will beat the Door Leicester-square. With tine above Entertaimmxit, which continues to be r e cei v ed the loudest applause; will be repeated every . Monday, I T l tirsElay, and Saturday Evenings, till further notice. ptiblished, " Honour among Thieves," " Tray," Letter N," and " The Cuckoo." STOLEN, 111 the Night of the 27th inst. out of a Stable at Clink, near Frame, Someriet, BROWN GELDING, of the Coaching kind,, 1 1 ,_ Three Years old past, about Fourteen Hands Three t:es with a nicked Tail, aT!'!!aze in his Face' both be.hind white, and a blemish on the near Fetlock ' joint shews a good deal ot white in his eyes, tin w " ° ever will restore the said Gelding to the owner, shall (;11' " convion of the Felon, receive a Reward of FIVE - EAS f id rom me, THOMAS SAUNDERS. Oa. 2s, iSo • SHIPPING BREWERY. London, 0 ;Joker 26, IS° . LUKE LYONS (Son-in-Law to Mr. Norrison. -coverdate) having entered. into Partnership with-Mr. Jun. at his Brer,V-house, Bell s ' "`hart', Sliadwell, begs leave to inform his -Fliend,s and the . Pnblic that the,'.Business, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, in future be carried on at the above Premies, uncle!' the F irm of LYONS and GU - I'TE L.;SON, and to solicit the l avour,of their Commands, as every attention will be paid to merit a preference. • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. WHEREAS - many. Ladies and Gentlemen • he_ quently sufferg - reat pecuniary inconvenience tor want some respeetable channel through whose medium '' nay be acconnnodated - with temporary or permanent. Money : all persons inpossession of Incomes axis_ r kAicn Freehold, Copyhojd, or Leasehold Estates, in Land k t 'louses, Money in the 'Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Set - tz e tlients, Widows' jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Zgyrnen's Livings, or any other certain Income for Lite, 4 , „be supplied with temporary or permanent Suths of M 0. ., 1 . 4,t 1 any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Interest same, with power to return the principal at their own 'Personal applications will be ' nxeiveti every day; . 1 ( ,"vo o'clOck, and letters from Correspondents, in Town zountry, will be imineaiately answered. tradress to Messrs. HarriS and Co. at their House, No. 5, c tiff.:,llc-streer, Charinkcross ; but no letters - will be fi tted unless post.paid. LINCOLNSHIRE.-SALE OF LANDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ! , Y in the month of January next, if not previously dis , posed of by Private Contract; 'HE Detached :ESTATES and PROPERTIES of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in tips everal Parislfes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton b t lorti Swineshead, Bicker. Gosbertan, Surfleet, Pinch .F.CKl Durrington, Ruskington, Billipghay, and Short Ferry p.irin in the Parish of lisketton, in the County of Lincoln. 4..a.r.ticulars of which are in preparation, and will be ready for 't!very in the course at next month. In the mean time; 4112 Lands and. P remises may be viewed 'Pen application to the respective Tenants. kluping;tam, Ott, Bth, 'hi. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK & Co. 'The only Office th".xt evcr sold Two Prizes of Thi*ty Thou sand Pounds in Shares), __ _ HAVE on Sale,• in great Variety of Numbers, and at the lowest Prices, IRISH and ENGLISH STA'rE-LOT,TERY TICKETS and SHARES, at their Offices, the Corner of the Bank-Buildings, Cornhill ; facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cross, London; and in the Market-place, Norwich. The Lotteries begin Draw ing—lrish, 16th Novsrnber—English, 3d• March. Correspondents will have Tickets and Shates sent thern by remitting Post-Office Orders ' 'or good Bills atshort Dates, to Richardson, Goodluck and Co. Stock-Brokers. London. ENGLISH and IRISH LOTTERIES, 1801. The Irish begins Drawing November 16th, The Imperial Lottery March 3d. rrICKgTS, ' Halve's, . Quarters, Eighths, and I Sixteenths, are now selling in a great variety of Num ber.;-in both Lotteries, at DRUMMOND's Fortunate Old Statetottery Office, No. 65, Fleet-street • which has been so remarkable fo'r selling, sharing, and Registering Capital Prizes in the last as well as limner Lotteries.—As there is the greatest probability, if not a certainty, of his selling, sharing, and registering several Capital Prizes in the ap proaching Lotteries, with the great Rise in the Price, which may be expeaed soon to take place; having obtained, so giori ouS.and honourable a Peace as the present, added to the many large Capitals which cannot be engaged now as idwar time, has induced Mr. Drummond to recommend to his Friends and the Public in general, an early Purchase, as the Price of Tickets and Shares at present are reasonable, but if the Gentlemen possessed of large disengaged capitals should turn their speculations to English Lottery rickets, he should not be surprized to see Tickets soon at the enormous Price of Sol. each.—Correspondents wishing to avail themselves of the above caution, may have Tickets or Shares sent them, with the same attention paid to their interest as if present, by re mitting Post-office Orders, Bank Notes, &c. post-paid. Shares of Prizes in the last English Lottery paid in full at this Office. N. B. Correa Numerical Books, and Tickets Registered as usual. 'rifts Day was pliniistied, price "1 -1 - alt-a-Crown, nound in • vellum, POETRY for CHILDREN, consisting of such Pieces, partly original and partly seleded, as may be committed to meniory at an early age. By MISS.AIKIN. . Printed for R, Phillips, No. 75, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sold•by B. Tabart, at the . luverrilc Library, New Bond-street; by T. Hurst, Paternoster-row.and by all other Booksellers. Of whom. may be had, published at the same time, the three following very superior little books for the use of Chil dren. r. Visits to the Menagerie and the Botanical Carden at Paris, containing s a rapid and very pleasing view of animated nature, adapted to the capacities of Children, translated from t!ie i rench of L: F. laufret, in two small vols. 4S. bound.• 2. The Little Hermitage, and other Tales, as. bound. 3. The Juvenile Plutarch, consisting of the Lives of ex traordinary Children, and of accounts of the infancy and early progress of illustrious men, intended to stimulate by ex ample, 3s. bound. ton. T SUN MO NDA Y, NOV-EMBgA. 2, /Sol. SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON, Someriet Place, Oelober-3C), dor. NOTICE isllereby given, That the WEEKLY MEETINGS of this. SOCIETY will he resumed at this Place, on TH IJ RS DAY EVE N I NG, the sth of Novem ber next, at the usual time. JOHN BRAND, Secretary. To PREVENT the SADDLE RIDING FORWARD. A N entire New-invented GIRTH, by G. Griffin hoofe, Laceman, No. 20, Southampton-street, Covent garden, where they may be seen. This Day were published, Price 4s. in boards, or 43. 6d. bound, THE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COIVIP6SI TI hN ; containing . Pradical Instrudions for Writing the English Language with perspicuity and Elegance, and designed, in the progress of Education, to succeed to the Study . of the English Grammar, and of he Latin and Greek Classics. By DAVID IRVING, A. M. The Elementary Work here addressed to the notice of the Public, is intended for the perusal of Persons whose critical studies are in their commencement, or for the young Students in our English and Classical Seminaries, who, having per teded themselves in the Elements oP Grammar, wish to ac quire a taste for the Beauties of Composition. To Persons engaged in active life, whose occupations do not permit them to peruse more voluminous Treatises, or to those who have not means of access to the various expensive Works existing on the same stabled, this Compendium will perhaps be found a suitable introduction to the practice of Writing with Ele gance and Propriety. Printed for It. Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold by T. Hurst, West and Hughes, and J. Wallis, Pater noster-row ; B Tabart, Juvenile Library, New Bond-street; Wilson and Spence,' York ; E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; J. Archer, Dublin; and by all other Booksellers, &c. Of whom may also be had, the underamentioned School- DAME FORTUNE Deals out her Cards the 16th of this Month, for the last tiin?. in Ireland ; Therefore those who wish to partake of her favours, have no tune to lose. . • SCHEME' of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT TERY, Value of each. co,ooo 5,000 2,000 1,000 500 100 so 9 /4. of Prizes, Total Value. A:4 0 1 000 20,000 B,oco 5,000 -2,500 I,Svo 1,000 72,000 8,000 8,057 Prizes. 23,943 !Hanks. ,C. tso,ooo - 32,000 Tickets. • , Capitals Determinable. First drawn Ticket, Ist Day, - X. Sod ' Ditto, - 4th Day, - 1,000 ' Ditto, - 7th Day, - 5,000 Ditto, - r3th Day, - 10,000 s ' Ditto - 19th Day, -1 - ko,ooo Ditto, last Day - - 2,000 Present Prices of Tickets and Shares. Whole Ticket -X. 3 5 o Eighth - -X. 1 2 6 Half ditto --- 4 7 o Sixteenth - - olt 6 Quarterditto - - 2 4 0 'rickets and Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li. censed LotteryDflice. *** A speedy purchase is recommeded, as Tickets are rising. Begins Drawing the 16th of this Month. Schelnes may b had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices. IRISH STATE LOTTERY Begins Drawing the Sixteenth of next Month. THE TICKETS and SHARES in the present IRISH and ENGLISH STATE LOTTERIES, arc on Sale in great variety, and on the most reasonable Terms, at HODGES, and 'Co.'s, Oxford -street, and 'St. James's street, where the Capital Priies, - . No. 15,705 - - ,£.20,000 • ~s : 29,467 - - - 20,000 2 4 , 7 8 7 - • - I o , o c o 18,060 - , - - 5000 . • 30,333 - - k7' , 5 00 2 28,898 - - '- soob ' wereall SOLD, SHARED, and REGISTERED THIS YEAR, and in the late Lotteries were Sold, Shared, and ite gistered as above, viz. • No. 12,660 - k. 20,000 No. 36,030 - £ . 5000 7 121 - 10,000 Also 17 of 2000 2681 - 10,000 -27 of 1000 ** * Orders by the Post, or otherwise strictly executed. N. B. The English Lottery begins Drawing 3d March, 1802, On Tuesday, December the First, will be published, No. I. of A SERIES of ESSAYS on HEALTH, on a Plan entirely popular. I.' 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Those great assertors of mal treated helplessness, regarded the .Body equally with the Miud. It will not, therefore, be amiss to bestow some con sideration on the means of obtaining •a robust Constitution. And as in fixing the destination of young .Persons we are too apt to slight Medical considerations, the Author shall save sozpe unavailing regret if he can obtain for them their due weight. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's ChutchLyard, London; sold by j —Callow, Crown-court, 'and 'l'. Cox, in the Borough; E. Balfour, Edinbrugh H. Colbert, and W. Gilbert, Dublin ; and by. all Booksellers_ This Day was published, Price ss. • Volume 111. Part I. of DEPORTS of CASES argued and ruled at NISI, PRIUS, in the COURTS of KING's BENCH and COMMON PLEAS, including the Cases from Easter Term, 1799, to Hilary Term, 1800. By ISAAC ESPINASSE, Esq. Barrister at Law. London : Printed tnr 1. Butterworth, Fleet-street. N.B. 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S, T is with the greatest pleasure I have to'commu... I nicate to you a most surprizing cure effeaed by your tiscorbutic Drops, the particulars of which are as tollows : About seven years ago .my wite was seized with a violent scorbutic complaint„ which first appeared upon her hands ; the humour daily increased ; and within these - late years; both her hands, and one of her feet, up to the . ancle, swelled, and were covered with a white scab, like a leprosy scurvy, to' that degree, that for many months she was unable to walk, attended with an insuflerable itching, and were constantly wrapped up in linen cloths ; and to add to. her distress, her sleep departed from her ; as before she began to take your. Drops, she had not slept as usual for Many . months, what with the violent pain and tither alarming complaints, such as depraved appetite, indigestion, and windy complaint at her stomach, wandering pains in different parts of her body, she was worn almost to a mere skeleton ; indeed, it is impossi ble to describe the deplorable situation to which she was re duced'. We had totally given up all hopes of recovery, till, providentially, the Rev. Mr. J. Crosby, of the methodist connexion, called upon me, when he assured me that he, himself, had been eye witness to many great cures being per formed by the use of your Drops, and with much difficulty prevailed upbn my Wife to make trial of one small bottle, and to her and my inexpressible joy, she was much better, and by persevering till she had taken six small bottles, she was, thank God, entirely freed from her dreadful disorder, - and has now the free use of her hands and feet, and enjoys an uninterrupted state of health, although she is now in the. 56th year of her age ; and as making public this cure may be nefit society, while satisfadory to yourself; I cannot, in hu manity, withhold its publication, which yOu are at full li berty to insert in what Newspapers yoli please.. Any person desirous of further information, may be satis fied, with pleasure, by applying to Mr. Boys, bookseller, of Doncaster, from whom the Drops were purchased, or by, Sir, your obedient humble Servants ; THOMAS BARRASS, MARY BARRASS. D. BOYS. The' truth of the above G .W oo n . letter witnessed by THO. NAYLO JOHN NAYLOR - . ' • Liverpool, Feb. s 2, i 798. Marsh-Gate, Doncastar. • ' Mr. LICNUM-Sir, I take the opportunity pf forwarding this.—The inclosed is the attestation of Peter Gilbank, who came voluntarily forward and swore to the truth thereof, which, I thought proper to transmit to you ; and am, Sir, • ' Your most humble Servant, THOMAS 131LLINGE, Printer of the Liverpool Advertiser and Marine Intelligencer. Mr. LIGNUM, Surgeon, at his Dispensary; No. 57, Bridge. • Street, Manchester., Sr is with the greatest pleasure I acquaint you of the ease and comfort I enjoy from the use of your invaluable Dropg. After being afflicted with a violent scorbutic erup tion for twenty-three years, which entirely covered my body, I am perfeelly cured by taking only three bottles of your Antiscorbutic Drops, - and have continued paredly sound for the last fourteen months. I communicate this to you for the benefit (Attie afflieted, and am, Sir, • Your most -humble Servant, Liverpool, Strand-street, No. 54. PETER GILBANK. Sworn before me, •one of His Majerty's Justices of the Peace for the Borough of Liverpool, this 2cl day of February, 1795. GEOJ DUNBAR. 0 - These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at ns. and 4s. 6d. One 12s. bottle is' qual in quantity to three 4s. 6d.. ones. They may be had, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Lignum's Dispensary, No. 57, Bridge-street, Manches ter; at Howard and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, West- Smithfield, sole Wholesale Agents in London; and retail by the following persons : H. Cutxlell, No. 47, Minories ; W. Clarke, No. 269, Borough 3 -Jordan, No. 33, Whitechapel ; Jeboult and Co. No. iso, Oxford-street ; Knight, Nortoti Falgate ; Kirk, No. tl9, Cockhill, Ratcliffe 1 • Mr. Pitt. ding, No. 76, Oxford-street ; Sutton, No. rot, Long-acre ; Tutt and Bolton, Royal Exchange ; , Turtle, No. 127, Strand, opposite Exeter 'Change; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Wade, 01c1BoAd-street, aad No. 163, Fleet-street. Y, .0,,