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16IC Fere'.vt ;IKan.:ed iatiaer but L-1; aster on instcAd a 333 oil ) 734 yd. a 'oi ca t 44, Oil a a 45; I 405 06. to gs to 2Z3 .ers, in- Augu:,t, 78s od 76s cd -75i. cd 74s od, 73s o d 72s od 7.)s od 693 od 6bs :cd 67s 64 653 od 63s od 6zs od 6os ad 58s bd 56s cd 53s od sos od od 45s ad 4os 4'k tfice. 73s • 64 - sti. 71b. od• dos.., oci. 57. i. la. 16s. • 5 s . 65,. 5 4' • 3' l ' 6, , bd. 62s lad. 6o s . bob od. 59'. 3 (1 575. .14'. 56). sd. 55g• os. Scs 51. sos: o't• 'ALES, 535.01' . IoS. _r__,...--, to IcjS . to 112 i• to 4 to 2 54 ' to 3z , - to 0 5 . to i4s ° i4s• 6j. to 10Z to 44,1.7 ~- Aug. 31- s. s. lb. o od. ss 'oc!. . 6& • . 6 3 ~7l~' r~. ,~~yl . i:._ r, ----~ i me at. and r , "" r 4 suited intlint 3 ~1•,. Mir" „ " s will t"' inot an s: t ttic Loa a - 1t 1. 15 ' 00' ve: -;793 A NNIVERSARY of the EXETER FREE GRAMM 1R- SCHOOL SOCIETY. _HL MEMBERS are .desired to meet in the SCI-iot)L ROOVI Thursday, September: to; at. A wen - o'clock prizi4e4v. to , proceed :rom thence to the IVpel, wht:ro a SERMON. will pc priztehed' by the Rev. ILLI AM SHORT, atta tile. - will adjourn to the " 11 ° 0 1 Room to heiir tile P-RI.Z.E CiSMPOSI - FIONS re eitt ( . • - - , •_ to be on Table at the London Inn at Three Clockprecisci v. Rev. EDWARD BACK, JONATHAN EL FORD, Esq. Stewards. Rev. JOHN COMINS, JOHNHALLETT., Esq. At this Meenug it will be i iropused to alter tilt: ll,ly of the Anniversary . • MEDICAL THEATRE, ST_BARTHOLONEW's HOSPITAL. .;"' THE following COURSES of LECTURES will be deliver,o at this Theatre during the ensuing Win ter : O n theTHEORY arid PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. ROBERTS. Atsr-TOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by:Mr. 'ABE RN,E. . . THY. *--Comparative.ANATOMY, by Mr. 11 , 1ACAR7'lsITY. s . --- TREORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, .by. Mr. AI3c.kNETHy. • . - -....._ .__ -- Cl-1 E. Nl.l7; : i t ;CY and the MATERIA M EDI CA, by Dr. pOW,ELL. ..:;.: N 11 DWI FERY- and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN', by Dr. THyNNE. Further particulars May be known by aPPIYinK to Mr. Nicholson; at the A'pothccary 4 Hospital. Shop, St. Bartholomew's • . • • SELECT 'ASSEMBLY AND DANCING • ACADEMIES. • MR; ALLEN reSpettfully informs his Subscribers and Friends, that his CITY ASS 11143 LIES Corn- Inene e .o li MONDAY,' the I.4th instant, at No. to, Great :!Yhtf.-street, Gbodman's-Fields, and, will be'every follow 141g Monday. None but Ladies of . Character admitted: Th e Daticing-Wootn - sincq, last season lies been considerably enl4 4tel and Improved. • Ladies and Gentlemen who have learned in the old style, i r t /I °t at all, are privately completed in all the most admired r i l? , and every description of Dance in modern praetice le -above and at N 0.19, Sherrard,street, Golden:. square. " • F oreigners, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships, countryacme Residtnis, and others, Who' can devote but a short Z e to this accomplishment, may rest assured such pains attentio n will he eXertcd for their improvement, as will %!'ve triem'a knowledge of the necessary parts of Dancing , in rut a fortnight; during which time they may Board and / dge in the House. •• Broad sword„ Fencing, and Music taught. schools attcntled. i;1 EAV*A /kIV ENT EP STAYS. MBY THE - LETTERS PATENT. RS. 1,A.1.:YD 64.13,130 N has g reat pleasure in recommending to tpe Publid her PTENT STAYS' by' t r: ,, w . -invented. BELT S, which are highly apirroved of in u st ern intat G.,ntlernen in London, in the Obstertic r- "cli or m tii •ine who have no hesitation in saying, they c oil , 1 4, 4 'Lltr them calculated to afford uniform and firm support, ;L . re s t,, r , ; uogleded snare with more ease and cbratort to ue wearer than any thing-nitherto offered to the Public. Mr s . L. G. begs, to caution Lacti:!s a 6 ainst tho Se. Persons Thiking and vending a spuriotts article in her name, w.4i.:h is felony ; consequently. this Stay and Belt .4.4iinot be bud ge- AUine, but of the original Inventor and.'sole Patentee, at No. 16, King-street, Cdvent-garden, arictat her Warehouse, New-building, Searborough. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. • ALL PERSONS in possession of -Incomes, , trom Freehold, CopyhOth, or , , Leasehold Cha r `° Lard or Ilduses, Monq in .the I:unds,. Rent ' aLtriiike Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An., rain Is) 'ie4elit Pkwe" Church Livings, or any other cer. P " ; " for Lik, , May be supplied Nytth temporary Of 21allOnt ,Surn to.any: Amount, by paying Annuity 1n... te '.St• for the same. -. Heirs? Nobility and Gentry of known *Property, or their rily tie accommodated on their personal securnyl - i .n..any instance Nvlicre the single security an indivi p- ia` may be deemed insufficient, the additibn• el another erson to guarantee . the payment of the. Interest wilt re „ioe the objc^tion j. and, in. all oases,..privilege will be ° " 11 to the Puolic to return the . prinotpal at their own' o ption.. . . c rt e rsonal applications will be reeeived every . day till Four 19 ck ; Letters froi.n.Correvondeuts in Town eir Cou ntry (post p a id) will be -immediately answered, • - 1 / , r o e ,ss , etl to the Dire...ttm- oit the Knigiusbriage Bank, - at his House, No. •B,' Lower John-street, Golden-square: MONEY-.R•EADY TO ADVANCE. • HEREA.4 'many Ladies and Gentkmen , quently softer great pecuniary inconvenience for want th Q ,;' °w lng soinerespeciaole channel through whose ineditim s t „' m"Y be accoirimodata with temporary or . permane t j or, 9s 01 Money : petsous in- possession of Incomes arise A r c ,'" Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates,. in Land tietn e - rs, Money in the Fun,isi.itent Charges,. Marriage Set `s, Widow s ' jointures, Annuities, Patent- Places, "Illay`i 2 l , e ' n !'"'s Livings, or any other certain Income for Lifa, Ivy t o a „ -4 4iied with fehiparary or permanent Sums of Mo tor th e 4 uotint, by-paying an adequate Annuity interest c!ptic. 43. sai 4" w, With power to return the principal at their own Dili t w, • i'sianal applicatiOns will be received every kla:;, Pr u„" ' ol clock, and letters ,roue Correspondents, in Town entry, w.li-be ilnswerecl. t...ildt ress to Me ssrs. H arr i s an d- C O. at t h e ir H ouse , N o. 2'2., d r ' n t ittinille;:t i rce s t p C i h d a . ring-cross ; but no letters will be • TEAS, . • SUGARS, RICE; Nil LLET, - and SCOTCH . T B 11 ARLEY . ; •IVCII CHEAPER. - EAS--L-One Ou nce to ever y P o und r (trett) over weight, 130 heas zs. to 2,:', 6d. Congou Leal, 23 . Sd. to ,Ss. Cangou Kind', 3s: 6d. 'to 4.5.' opal Uiiiigurt, ..i. 6d. to .f,s. Capital Soualong; • ss: 6d: to 6e.... !'Superfine, 7s, to 8s• - best I tnported Padra,ana Caper Souchong le t s. per 111. ~ Green Peas, 4s. 6a. to ss. Capital . s s . 6tl. to 6s. 1 - IYson , ' °s• sc.f. to s.'• k die' SS. 'Superfine gs. to los: Best Imported, • or ( -;klop,i , ...rder kiyon, 'i 2s. per lb. • - L jo Dealers- 7 -Gunuine,o ri b . '•itiiil.Cliests Ccngou and Grqqn '','*. 44- tc.4-'; • :Pe r i i i, • , ~. , - - sit - f , Qlo . 2 s;* 3s 6d. to 4S rilie 4s.•net..to ss. Turkey , best 'e . '',' • .'• •to 6s. per lb. 4.-;enUille Cocoa, 3s, per lb. -'- jki dates, .4.5. 6cl. ss, , list, Ss. 6d. Sir Hans Sloarii. s 6 .', Cliurrimian's bunt, and i'in:st - Vahilla, 6s. to 63. •I• Pert • • • - • , . I,l4iMoist ' Dry Z r.;rs,.:. ; sid.- to Od i • • Lump, roid. to rid . round sugars, I to d. 1 - rlb ' Better sorts cheaper in • 141- „, u Portio -- 7 `• 9 - -, 1 ;-, .• . _,• . . _ n. i itace•Aid. to 3d: (riatiwl,• 3W. to 4d. Rice- . F lour., , cir I. 9 4. 3 / 4 -,i, Millet., 2. 1 ., , i. to - 3(1. SCOii.il Barley, 20. to 3A. per b. ,„ A', Mc4. E :.) WAR 13 HA C.; L ETO N , atid Ca n !,s t,,irty years 1 1 c , d- estatiltdcr;4l,Wareito - uses, the Orignial Grasshopper, • 4 2 , ;c:1114 i ide • anti No 9- fl•shops-ate-i,trcet Within; ite ct • ‘,. 4' . ,• ~t ' , ' • - .. r ~ ..orniii i. . ' - i .,,.. ; 1 ., - - is . ' ' II CA 6TION -- , --Iklo connedkin ~:/.1,. any • otuev,,House• with ~.l e 1.411 UE tite ‹.;17 , 16h0pect.r, : 64c. or ally Otila . l - 10: 6i' the 4 1 i1(.. N 4 the, &c. Nor have.iiiy, persons in tlie . .KiiigirciUt - . ll tiloriry to 5...11 Teas, Set:. in, iJr•use theii . Nainc ni l'sP . llb g ,..V.r.t)rcers r).y T wo perm); or. (.1 enera I PosL inans - ulg 3itnk , C 'Pod Bills, scut t() t.:.)cact amount, or Chan,.,:e,rerurnad in 1„°, s ale or Orderi .1, , r Payment on kleliv, di4y at - tended to, "nut:sale and Rnair, and "SrAii fins per order) •46 ariy part, Aare,• C;aillY, Carrier ) I niq . ,,Whatt, iiec. itt - i-Piltions ... N. B. T.,0 6....1 at Pi.ces,. -Sugars, .'teas, Coffees, Cho t''' qes,.Cos.oas .;inc.:s, Fruits, Durham Mustards, Starch, 11 ' ' ' • -s So ti),,, , ,5e , mit d lex tz ,, a advantages. All' A rtli.,les tubixt•tdll4e old Tall. of Markets: 1 11 A . ~ qt,lirr.r6, (only) tuust - p,,ty POSt, ac.---Request i tirrtely.no ki.t. wfill '0R1434* FREEMASONS, &c. VINDICATED. This Day was published; in One Volume, Svo.,Price ss. 61. , N the Influence attributed to lIIILOSOPHERS, V FREEMASONS, and to the ILLUMINATI, on the REVOLUTION of FRANCE. . • By J. J. MO LIN I ER,President-of the National Assembly. Translated fron'i the Manuscript, and corrected under the inspection of the,Author, • . . , lqJ. WALKER, A. M. Late of St. fohn's College; Cambridge. Sold by-I. Wallis, Paternostet-tow ; 'astd all other Bpok sellers in Town and Country. COLLIERY,' BEDWORTH. • • • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • . At the King's Head Inn, Coventry, the end of Septen)ber inst. or beginning Of 0 elober next '(of which further .Notice will .be.given), THE COAL • under Abui nventy..six Acres of • I Land at BEDWOR'FH, near COVENTRY, in -the .County of Warwick, lying between the Town •of Bed Worth and the Canal, and on each Side. of the Itoadleaciing from .Bedworth . :For further particulars, ,. apply .to . Mr. I\9. King's- B e rl Walks. Inr. " , - mar Birmingham ; Richard Smith, at the Haunch of Venison, Itedworth (who will show the Land) - ;..and Messrs. Ford and Son, Auaioncers,' Coventry. X1:1, , S 0 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,18 oz. • APPLESFIAW FAIR, NOTICE is hereby given,. That the bORSET. SHIRE and SOMERSETSHIRE EWES, which nave been itinemori4lly sold at Appieshaw, near Andover, Hants, on the 7th and Bth Days of October, ,will be shown and sold at that Fair on - those Days, in the preSent Year, pur suant to ancient usage, and that every thing will be prepar ed as usual for the accommodation of all Parties. • The Author of an Advertisement in the .Salisbury journal of the z4th inst. is called upon to take notice hereof, and to take any measures' he shall be advised to pursue, to put in issue the legality of this Fair, which the Owners of in Appleshaw are well advised may be continued with. perked safety to all Sellers and Buyers of Dorsetshire.and Somerset shire Ewes; they being determined to support their 'accustom ed Rights against all OppoSers whatscieVer. Applications for further Particulars may be made to Miss Butcher, at .the Manor HouSe ; Mr.. James Hederley, and Mr. Thomas Bailey, at Appleshaw ; or of,IVIt. Wni. Horton, No. 12, Newgate-street, London. August 31, 180 1. PARISH OF TRING, THIRTY-ONE MILES FROM LONDON, COUNTY OF HERTS. - . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. . . By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in Pall Malt ' On 'THURSDAY the tsf of ( - Moller, at One o'Clock, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and Part COPY_ . HOLD ESTATE .of INHERITANCE, •subjed to a S.nialF Fine Certain, cAlsequentlynearly 'equal to Free_ hold ; consisting of a Compact, Convenient FARM, 'with Five Bay Barn, suitable Out-houses, good Garden, Paled Farm Yard ; the Buildings in goo d repair, andA..2, R. o P. 'of rich Meadow, bodnded by a Sheet of-clear ruiiriing - Water of rA. o R. r 4 P. with shady Walks along its Bank, plenti fully stocked with Perch and other Fish at the Oar:lit-my of which a neat Building overlooking the Stream, sasltech" the Ceiling and Walls painted by the late ingenious Artist, Mor timer : and nearly adjoining, FOur inclosed Fiells of Arable Land, containing in. the whole, Twenty-tWo Acres, now in hand. Also, situate at Musswell, a sm a ll Di s t ance f rom T r i ng, a NEW itsic LOS UR E, 'tind e r a recent Aa, of i 5 A. 3 R. tS - P of Arable Land,' bounded by. the Wendover Branch of the Grand junaion Canal, the whole,Tythefree, and lgt.off to, a Tenant, at the Anntial Rentof - • • THIRTY-THREE POUND TEN SHILLINGS ; Possession may be had at Michaelmas. The Country wears a most chearful \ appearance, abounds with Game, ex cellent Roads; remarkable fine Water - and' a Coach from'Tring to London daily. The Premises may be viewed by applying to Mr. Hubert, Solicitor, at Tring ; and primed-Particulars had of him ; at the Duke's Head and Coffee-house,, Lynn ; Fleece, Wels ; Crown, Swaffham ; Crown, Stoe.; Castle, Downhatti ; LiOh, Fakenham ; Rainbow, Cothhill ; and in Pall-mall. COUNT JOSEPH BORRUWLASKI. T. Fig Promoteis of the SUBSCRIPTION to raise a FUND for the BENEFIT of COUNT BOR RUW LASKI, are desirous of applying the same agreeable to the.original Plan as soon as possible ; they therefore re quest the Bankers in London and in the- Country, who have rixeived Subscriptions, will have: the goodness to remit the same to Messrs. Mills, Hopper, and 1 / 4 .!0. Bankers, Durham. Dtirharo, Aug. z 6, 1801. . This Day was published, Price Two Shillings, , Illustrated by three Copper-plates, NO. : e xxxvrir. or THE REPERTORY of ARTS - -and MANG- . P,ACTURES ; a Work consisting. of accurate Copies of Specifications of Patent Inventions; Descriptions of all new and useful Inventions and-Discoveries in Manufadurei; Agriculture ? Mechanics, and Chemistry; seleCted from. the , Philosophical . Societies of all I%ltalons, and from original Communicatiops of ingenious Individuals with monthly Accounts of all new Patents granted for Inventions. Published. the ist of every 'Monti, at the Repertory Office, 'Nth 182, Fleet-street, and oy all Booksellers; of whom com plete Sets may be had, Containing, a very extensive Variety of important Discoveries and Inventions in the useful Arts,'. illustrated by moreithan 34,3 - Copper-plates. Patents.—Personsliesitous,ot obtaining Patents for.lnv.en ticins, may, by application to the Editors or this Work,: have them procured with very little, trouble to, themselves, and receive the assistance of the Editors in:drawing up and ad justing their Speciti,,:ations,' Wno;--front much - experience in that business, hatter themselves their Sefyiees may be ac-, ceptable to thole unacquainted with the niceties - required in the Description of their ,Inventions. _ . . Tnis D..iy was published, 'ln One Volume, Octavo, price tos. 6d. in boards, A,General :ACCOUNT of all the 'ItIVERS• of NOTE in GREAT 13RITAIN with their several Courses, their peculiar Characters, the Countries through which they flow, and:tbe entire . ,.,::a Coast plow ; con cluding witha minute des,:ript.on of the Thitaa,,:s,- and its va rious auxiliary Streams.. I ilust raed with Seventeen Maps. HENRY.SKRINE, Esq, LL. 13. • of warlq,..io Soutersetshire, Author of Three Successive Tours an the 'North of England and Scotland, in 1705 ; aad Two Successive Tours in South and North Wales, in 1799. Printed by I'. Beasley, for P. himsly and Co. 87, strand. This. Day wa.-publisne,:, In Six:W.ll,llles, with cola fired NI4pS 'of England and Scotland, priCe zl. Bs. in boards, A TOLIR throu b , h the whole Island of GREG F Elt I - TA IN ; divided into Journies. Interspersed with useiui Observations; particularly calculated for the Use of th,e -who are desirous of travelling over England and Scot land. Bythe - Rev. C. CRUTTWELE, Author of the Universal Gazetteer. • Prihted for G. and . 1. Robinson, Paternoster-row ; G. Kearsley, Fleet-street; and T. N. Longman, and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row ; Bell and Bradlute, Edinburgh.; and• Brash And Reid, Glasgow. • - - This Day was published, price 3s. A ..ISI ACCOUNT of a New Mode of OPERA / 1 TlON'for the Removal of the 'OPACITY in the EYE, called CATARACT., With Plates. By Sir JAMES EARLE, F. R. S. • Surgeon Extraordinary to 'the King, and Senior Surgeon. to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Printed for J. Johnson, in St: Paul's Church-yard, and R. Faultier, in Bond-street. W . here.may ne had, by th• same Author, r. A Treatise on the Hy boccie, ss. 2. On the Operation for the Stone, ss. 3. On the Crooked Spine, and the Use- of Ice in Burns, &C. 45. VORKE's NIURAL NIGHT S Just published, .by Clement, N0..20f, . Strand, London, Price in boards, 9s. beautifully printed in large Svo. VTURAL NIGHTS ; or, Elements 'of Civil ..I'i Knowledge.. • • ‘, By H. REDHEAD YORKE, bq. It is well known,that in the hour of my Lamp I,—, - Been seen in the high lonely tow r, Where 1 have ott out-watched the 13qq, and proje4led, amidst other literary pursuits, thei:system of I nstruetion for the youn;, , and nsing'generation, which is now offered to the Public. a proof of the high opinion the. public entertain-of the above work, we have extracted, from several publications of the day the following paragraphs : ". Mr. Redhead Yorke . has just launched his Mural 'Nights ' which has beer promised to the Piihte - ever “since /796. The Work is divided into -five. Chap6ors : The ist, upon Early Instate - lion. ad, The best mode of Education. 3d, Study of the Latin and Greek Languages: Educa tion of the Middling Classes of the Community. Plan, 'of Public Elenimf4ry and- concludes yvith some highly intitreSting.Anecdotes-of Paschal, &c." "- Upon careful perusal Of this Kook, recOurnieildit as .valuable to those - who wish to give their Children a .yirtuous! Education ; to those who have ncgleled 'learning in their, earlier years; andis as well calculated for the Man of 'forty. as for the boy of ten - years of agii. The Work itself is replete with a variety cif interestinOinecdotes." •• .. The European Review and Magazine for Jul}}, dor, in speaking of the above Work; vary favourably Conelirdei " Thejnerit ofmovelw are put in such a point of view, as to' call the attention, and demand the notice of all pet - kris en.: -gagediat the business of Education. ; Vide European, page 41. See p. 375 of the Monthly Epitome 'and Catalogue of',New Publications, where this highly interesting Work.is reviewed . in •ten pages, Sold by Collins,-Salisbury (-13nclen, Manchester ; Pramp ton, and Lockett, Dorchester ' • Flower, Cambridge.; Cooke, Oxford; Wa ccupP' "'Diu - di - MI: and all Other'' Booksellers, •Stationers i and .Librarians, in. Town and Country. .. • Of the above Booksellers may bellad, A View-of a Course of Ledures op the StPte of Society •at the (yelling of the Nineteenth Century, containiiig,Unquiries intofht ConStitutions, Laws, and Pflannori of the Principal Statesmf Europe.. ,o be delivered by the sauna Autlissr Filet is. Bvo, 46 pages. • - TO BE SOLD TO THE BEST BIDDERS, ' .IN NINE LOTS;- • On MONDAY, the t9th of OCTOBER next, " • At Four o'Clock iii the. Afternoon, At the`Red-tion Inn, zi.t Shaftsbuty, in-the County bf Dor set, before ABEL MO YS EY, .ESq..• Deputy to His Ma- ,1 jesty's Reinembrancer of the Court of Exchequer, • pursu • ant to an Order of the said Court, made in a Matter, ' titled, "' Th:. - ',Ki No agaiiist MAI.NWARING, and OtherS;" C ERTAIN FREEHOLD ESTATES, th'e . Pi.o. perty of .. PAUL BEN - FIELD, Esq. Seized into His -- Majesty's hands, - by Yirtue,afa Writ ' tolic:- tent, consistingi.Of Divers FARMS, •LAN - DS, and TENE- MENTS, MESSUAG ES and GARDENS, with the AP- PURTENANQ ES, situate in Bimportstrect--,--and the se- ' veral Paritihes of Cam, otherwrse•Sivittoti, •St Runabold's, St. Tames's, 'and St. Peter's, all contiguous to the Town of Shaftsbirry, comprising in the whote-about Three Hunfired Acres of Land, exclusive of One Hundred, and Beast Leazes in • the Common - Fields of. earn;, Otherwise '.Sharton;„ St. RurabOld's, and St. James's aforesaid, in the several Tenures -or•Oecupations of _ Mr. Wm. Lawes, James Liilvs Wen. Gatehouse; Francis ,Barfoot, Icremiah•Andrews, - ,Wil;ljam Ball, Joseph Mills,• Stefitheil Trowbridge, Wi II ikuiNorfis',' t'homas . Mills, Geo. • Frampton, Andrew, Gram, thei,,R.ev.. Richard Blackmon:, Will. Green, and Nathanie,l WithOolt, their Under-Tenants ar Assigns; ' at' the' several ,Ve4rll: - .Rents, „amounting it9gd io 11 FIVE HUNDREDstk-O , UNDS; • • .; • . • Or tiltie3.l3o,lltS. • Printed Particulars mak be had Gratis, of roseph White, Esq. No. 6, Lin,..oln's Inn New..s.quare ; Messrs. Dawes, Angel - Court, Throginorttri-'street ;' Wissts. Lloyd and Dance... 140..14, Gray's-Inn. Square ; and of Mr. Christie; I t ondon ; at the Place of Sale ; and at the :prin- Lipa4..)ans at Wiwnioati4 . :porchesler,..!aad S 1 igiury, ... IN THE VICINITY OF BATH. 'TO BE, SOLD BY AUCTION, - • By Mr. CHRISTIE, • At his Great Zoom in Pall-Mall, On THURSDAY,. Ottober '22, at Twelve o'Clock, ANOBLE, and SPACIOUS STONE BUILT MANSION, with roomy STABLING for Six Horses, doub.e COACH-HOUSE, extensive attached and detached OFFICES of every description spited to .the Mansion and -the capital Farm, excellent KITCHEN GARDEN, with lofty Walls, well planted with "the choicest Fruit Trees in full bearing; PINERY, PEACHERY, GRAPERY,. MELON-GROUND, 10E-HO USE, Bic. seated on a beau. tiful LAWN, in the midst of a .PADDOCK of about TWENTY ACRES of. RICH LAND, fringed with PLANTATIONS, called , LB ROOK LODGE, situated in the• PARISH of BATH - EASTON, in the COUNTY of SO.M ERSET, forming a display of Elevation on the rich.Architedural Stile, happily crowning an Erni ..ence with undescribable iduresque Prospects, encircled , by the River Avon, Prior Park, City of Bath, ecc'• The Interior Apartments are capacious, well connecters, of just Proportions, and finished with simple Elegance ; the Domestic OdiceS are fully competent and judiciously ar rang,ed; and the whole Premises are most amply supplied with FIN E WATER; suited for the immediate reception of a large Family. Also surrounding the Premises, a CAPITAL COMPACT FAKM, with a FAR M-/I0 USE, and suitable Out-Build ings, and i 32 Acres of Rich, Arable, Meadow,:and Pasture Laid, let off to a respedableTenant, .with power to resume Possession of 6o Acres, if reciuired.- Patticulars may be had of the Printers of the Bath and Bristol Papers ; Castle, Marlborough ; Stacie's Hotel, Wey mouth; Mr. Richardson's Land Agency-Office, Sydney- Place, •Bath ; Mr. Webb, Chertsey ; MesstS. Aldrich and Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn;• Rainbow, Cornhill ; and in"Pali-Mall. -- A Person attends to shew the -Premises which may be viewed, with Tickets, io be had of Mr. Richardson and of Mr : . Christie • • • -: :•-- - - - - t . AD - 0 1 4 , ...) rl2 1 .. 4 6 ri kitrassi... • ~,A , :: - . 1 W. 1 ~. 7 ' . 3 % - ;:f -, • 4 +l :A 0441.1.;--:. , rt". 1‘ , .••• .e - - * %.• ' --- - l'' Ar • ..27:. , 4 er' ,--- bp - ~,, .._..., 41. I.) .r a 6f, rPRICL, SIX FIZZIC E. L QCHEME .of tbe s-LOTTDRY, begins Li prawing November x 6, laor. No. of Prize:, Value'or6ach. of 5.000 2,000 1,000 3: 0 ) 10, 50 8,000 8,057 Prizes, 23,943 Blanks. 3z,000 Tickets. Total Value. • 40)000' 20 tiod 5,033 • A cco 1. ,000 72, (2co A:. 50,0,A1 . , • Capitals Determinable. •• • • • First drami Ticket, Ist Day, -k. 500 Ditto, , - 4th Day, = I , oao - Ditto, ' - 7111 Day, - 5,000 . - Ditto, : - z_ - ;!!1 Day, - to,ooo Ditto - x9tn Day, - ro,ooo . . Ditto, last Day ' .. , - 2 ciao Preseht Prices, of - rickets and Shares. Whole Ticket -X. S a. 0 ' Eighth - - X. t 3 to. Half ditto - - - 4 5.,0 Sixteenth - - o_II • Quiiterditto., - -A 3 a . • '•Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li censed Lottery Office. • An ear y. purchase is, i....i......und.::!, as the Tiekets this year arergs. cheaper than iast kaly,,aild- there is no probabi lity of their being lower. Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices. COPY of a LETTER to RICHARD GRAVES (Brother to• Admiral' Sir Thomas Graves), Captain in the Roys Navy. ' Exeter, Deven. AGREEABLE to •your: request, I have the 'hot nour and pleasure to inform you, that I an. eetiLiv recovered ftOrn my late illness; although too much praise cannot be ascribed to Dr. BrOduin's Medicines, in working so Wonderful a cure ih so short a period, stiil I have you to thank, sir, for your obliging condescension in answering my first Letter in so gentlemanlike a manner, and look On yau as the principal' that my health is restored; for hall I not been encouraged-by you, Sir, to trust myself under Dr. Brodum's care, 1 ' should to this moment have laboured under the dreldful disorder. I can assure you, it is not in my power to do justice to Dr. Brodun%'s merit ; as- to his Medicines they . are most excellent. I will leave you to judge, a fter b e i n g afilided for upwards of six years under so dreadful a SCOI2- BrUTIC COMPLAINT, as to occasion large tumors in , ray Legs, . and' Several parts of my Body, to deprive me of hearing anti nearly my sight, my nerves affeeled almost ;o' madness, for which I was under the care'of wile of the most eminent of the Faculty, at an, expence of upwards of thrcts hundred and fifty pounds, without receiving a shadow of be nefit,; nay,- I tbund my disorder increase under their hangs, to be cured by Dr. Brodum in less than six weeks, appears. to me little shbrt of a miracle ; his skill aS'a Physician, and his treatment as a:Gentleman, shall ever_be remembered by .me with gratitude neter to be erased. I shall use my utmost as siduity to recomtnend Dr: Brodnm'silrledicints to my brothel - Officers. l'am, dear Sir, With tke utmost esfeeitl, your most obedient Humble Servant, CHARLES HANEY: Dec. 1797, Manchester-square. S Ili, LIEUT. W. PARDOE, Of His Maje.ty's .Gun-ves.sel Fearless. I t is with infinite sati4fatlion I • qcknowledge the excellence of your Botanical Syrup, which bas entirely relieved mz from the most excruciating Rheumatic pains .and % Contraction -of the joints, which I have been atllided with upwards of ttni moriths.---,Be assured I shall recommend youi valuable kedi. nmAir, I lemaiti, - tr, your very Obedient hunible Servant, Plymouth-Dock, aiy r, iSoo. Lie.ut. W. PA.RDOE.. . . _ . Witness to the L. C o Prhaer and Stationer, above Cure, S No. 52, lore-street, Plyntoutfi-Doi k. The BOTANICAL •SYRUP• and NERVOUS COR DIAL, to be had at the Doeldr's*House, No. 9, Albion— str,:et, seven . doors - from the Leverian Museum, Black.* friars-bridge, in Bottlesi at ri. 2S. Its. 6d. and Ss. 6d. (ditty included; and of E..Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Churcit yard yards jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), No. iso, Oxford-streets; Pidding's Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford-street; Bax ter,- Edinburgh ; Browne, Tolzey, Bristol ; Reed, Vine street, Bristol ; M`Donalcl ' Glasgow; Chalmers, Aberdeen ; Tutt, and Boulton, Royal Exchange; Collins - , Salisbury,; Spilsbliry and,Co. Mary-street, Dublin ; likewise, W. gee, Belta.st ; 'and M. Davies, Cork, Ireland, and • in. the country, of all Printers, Booksellers and Venders of Medi* cines in the three Kingdoms. ..' , An Account of-that most excellent Medicine, The CORDIAL I3ALM ot GILEAD, Which is prepared (only)'by S. SOLOMON, M.D. THE tram of mela‘ - ichcfly s DisorderS which AA the human-frame, under the denomination of Nervous Diseases, are the principal sources of hiiman misery in the privation bf health. 'Those disorders proCeed front such art infinite variety and complication of causes, as to _render it im possible, if even it were always necessary, to trace them - to ,their true.isource:..,!The effects, however, are but too welt known, and too severely felt amongst too great a portion of mankind; ,and to .these eftec4s it may without exacAeratioh be asserted, that any remedy superior or more celebrat&l for efficaCy than Dr: . SOLQMON's CORDIAL BALN ( /'• GILEAD, never has been discovered.- in 'all delicate, weak ly, and relaxed constitutions, lowness ofsvirits, hyl)ochotu dria, liorroria tremblings, weakness of sight, loss of memory, impaired vigotif, Tabes Dorsalis, Nervtfits Consumiations, and the numberless symptoms of unpaired and tottering con stitutions, whether arising froM a lit , ~f * i , y, uitem raertnep- its - ettic,cy has attained uni .versal and unparalleled celebrity. By strict persevttance in les''use, it cheat's, baces and• inyigorates the whole Ne.Notis System, . and gives new tone to All the vital functions, of which numberless instances cab be avouched. Constitutions relaxed, weak or decayed, in men or women, are under the immediate influence of this Restorativ e; an d old - Coughs, Asthmas, and Consiimptive Habits, are saint relieved, and speedily cured. l'overty of blood, and emaciated limbs, will, ere long, meet the 6npiest change; the chill watery fluid will become rich and balsamic', and the Limbs besovered with flesh,. firm and 'healthful. - - :To , those who have revelled in the midnight c - up,:or rrntdly ,drained Nature of..hur richest stores, by unrestrained or ticen tibits love, or by the hdrrid'selfish p assion or Ditigenes; this ( ilestorative .will render -all possible assistance ; ., an d if t h e vital powers be ribt entirely destroyed, it Will graddally re_ pair' the melancholy evil. . Those who have long resided in hot climates, and are lan.. "gtild and rela i :ked in ti2eir - whole system, may take this I‘ll..di cirie,vitli the happiesteffeds ; and persons going t o the East 'or West Indies cannot store a more important article of health -and lite.. It leas been the -.90 Iy, Jileans of restoring-thousands affli#ed with the yellow Fever in America. "'CI - 7 Pen-sons in the Country requiring the D o Cl or ' s op i n io n ---. relit - tore to inveterate cases, are to inclose his usttAl fee °fa Guinea, in a letter, with the state'of their case. - Stich letter shoatl,..for -safety; be thus directed—'' Money-letter. Dr. Solomon, Solomon's- place, Brownfo:%;-street, 'Liverpool. Paid double post-age.'". "7 „ : Letters may,be ordered to,be addressed for X.Z.,, or A. B. at the Post-MB - cc, till-called for. A SAVING OF ONE •P,OOND, SIX SHILLINCS. The Cordial 1:3,1m of Gilead is sold in beetles, price uinea• each. There , are also bones; price Si. can., raining equal to twelve bottles at los. 6d, by the Patient'saves tl. 6s. which can be had of ti,e Dodo'', by re mitting a f ive,Poitnd Bank Note.. Sold by Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London; and. by all the reputable Medicirie Veuders, 4 - lo:ok.sciars, &Q. in ofery principal Town in 414, , 1.inc1, • SHROPSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .By. Mr. C,HRISTIE, • At the Lion Inn, at Newport, in the County of Salop, • • - Some time in M:TOBE R NEXT, In sundry desirable and very eligible Lot, MHE•well.known and beautiful Estate of CFIET WYNI), with its Manors and Royalties, plentifully. -stocked an 'aboUnding with Game and Fish ; situated ad joining the Market Town of Newp2rt, on,. the old Chester Road, and distant from London abotiftne hundred and-forty five miles, called CHETWYND HALL. The Estate .consists of a capital Mansion, with suitable attached and detached Offices ; Garden, Pleasure Grounds, walled Park,: Plantations, and several eligible Farms,. and Cottages, free of Land Tax, the greater Part Tithe. Free, and exceeding; low in its Rates to the Poor. ParticUlars of: which ate now preparing, and ' , hill be ready for dolivery one month prior to the Sale, and may then be had of the Printers. of the. Shrewsbury Chronicle and Chester Courant, - Birrningitam - ; Chronicle, Liverpool; Phnik, and the Staa•golshire-•Advertiser; also at the Lion, Newport ; of Srrong:and Still; Lincoln's Inn ; Mews. Shawes, Great Bridge-street, Black( Friers ; - Rainbow Coffee-house, Cornhill ; and of .Mr. Christie, :Pall-Mali, where a Plan of the Estate, as kittod, may be seen. .• • . r i 4 ..;.. fill s, ‘, N\ -..- 14 .64. ', (11S'