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k(") tu- Vs; 4aP. Lll p- ebb; uu ; mid :e of lop; rgh:, _..~. fith, -...;; tr of ;am* hfrs :arri~ ~ n f. li 9k __... Dot ursu- ,ers, FEC :SE-e• AP )l(l's.. vn of ndreci caz4l, MIN S° Geo. more . , !Hants lOa~+ .1 a"t riitict pry'. loose!. r,ot, tzAi- Iv si vNTl !tiler . with if re' Ne"' • whoto 14:-A4/- ilessO? and or) tsbur), ~ r 4 r 0 N RIES , Otn 4- o f tiae a ntage" 'l'e Co i l : EVES I w hic, l , l ) cs t fueri grinal • i nn - 0 6 1104 „5,• FoNo - f 3na o a~yb y m d~ t h c 5 IN II- 1* ' Tit ll~i -1 ) „ 1•• t U 1 1) 1.A13141' 1 pay raft ,V retP c hlf 4 !ti Lolu l°o 50. 211,mBER -819• J THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO:MORROW EVENING, 06tolocr 3, iBoi, Their Majesties' Servants will ,oer iortn a Comedy, called THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. The Airs by Dr..Aa N a, and thj - New Duett in Ad l 11. be tween Mr. DIGNUM and Mrs. BLAND, cornposed by Nil*. Ski A w The Scenery will be Portraits of the different Quarters of Venire, and the Dress after the Venetian Custom. Duke of Vcnice, Mr. PACKER; Antonio, Mr. V. - ROUGFITON ; Bassani°, Mr, BARRYMORE ; Gratino, Mr. PALMER; Lorenzo, Mr. DIGNUM ; Shylock, Mr. KEMBLE ; Launcelot, rvir. SUETT. • Portia, Mrs. POWELL'; Nerissa, Miss DE CAME ; Jessica,. Mrs. BLAND. _ After the Comedy the DrLivatic Romance of . • " BLUF. BEARD • Or, ENIALE . CURIOSITY. The Muile cOraposecl by Mr. KELLY .1 Aboihclique (Blue Beard), Mr. BARRY MORE ;, ll;rahi.n, Mr. SUETT ; Selim, Mr. KELLY': Shit-el - me. Mr. BANNiSTER, jun. rat:ma, Mts. CROUCH ; - Irene, Miss DE CAMP ; Bedai • Mrs. BLAND. SPA-HIS. , 31fr. DIGNUM, CAULFIELD, Mr. COOKE, tcc. On Monday, George Barnwell, with Lodoiska. .• • - • .And on Tuesday,'t he Tragedy of Richard the Third. And on Thursday and Saturday, Mrs. Billington will ap pear ,t this Theatrti in the Charader of Mandan,; in the '-)pera of Artaxerxes.' • ' LECTURES ON ANATOMY. A4R.CARPUE Will commence his LECTURES - 1 -Y1 on ANATOMY, P.HYSIOLOGY, and on the OPERATIONS of SURGERY, on Moilday the sth of Oc tober. Practical Anatomy as usual. Particulars thay be known, by applying to Mr. Carpue., at 1,1 3 House, No. 44, Leicester-square. • GRAN.D. JUNCTION CANAL OFFI.CE,-• ANo. 2.., tludyer-street, Westminster, 01. E 4 iSoi. TTE,NDANCE will be given at this O , ice on Wednesday and Thursday, the zoth and itst Days of Odober inst. Boni Eleven o'Clock in. the Forenoon till Three welock. in the Afternoon of-each Dav, tor the pur pose of Disci' it in the I aferest due tile zsth Day of Septeni zeter st.p to tile Holders o. ;.I,e different - Securities - issued by must V r TaLIY,. And ail -I'er:.:ns applying tor. such Interest, liort gaß • "g With them tpeil- respeeliv.: Se.eurities (except thereieesh that the payMent may iae noted oh the baCk A like ° ... th cr`kist: the Intelest cannot he paid thereon. • in cnange_a;;,-,, ho u „ ' tt ,en4ance will Ji4o Fricla‘i he.giveh at Cal-r: , way's Coffee- Cernhill, for the haine iiurpose, on t .• the 2 d -2- Of Odober ; after w :rich, all Persons entitled tiii Interest ,?" any : such Securities, :nay receive 'Warrants for C le satil t DV ,l,ppiying at 'the Oftice of Mr. ,Hopter, the ° lllptrotler; Wineilesterz.row; l'idclin - Fton, any Day frost Eleven in the Forenoon till Three itt the Afternoon. FIRE.OfFICE . , LONDON. , THIS °Mee is established to t. the insurance of Houses, Bbildin Mc gs, aniazto..e, ,Ooods and 111er= chandize, Ships, Vessels, 13*es, and other Craft, with thtir Cargoes.„ in Port or itsbd On Navigable Canals, Farniing Stock, and ail otlie. Property, agair4t Loes or Dattage by Eire in any Patt of Great-Britain. • • !ing encouragement this Society' has' received in sii-,rt pc (2f its establishrreht, full); proves the, respec abllity 0; its I- rc.hrietarv, and the e4tiniationThi- -which it is bv t he,P ut . ,lL ; amplitude of its capital is a perfect ain c o tir itY for e ver y en?.agdirwor, and is in . extent to a r,ieater tt• Th e nt i , ll , 76l, kuiv liistit;lL, - ,n, • • F R.E-0 EFICE recommends to the t ura! s - ":-1 0 1 .. i . it,-r e ,f t i i ., ; • ! -- NEW MODE of insurino Of G ra . • • LK ) Which onk requires a value. Upga species p at ., l _lnt in whatever tiiilning, or on whatever part of , the rr ' A i n it n in q b:.=; at .r 1' of Three Shiflings per Cent. the 0 1,7 1 , 41 , thereby preventing• the Insecurity. attached tq Eee L'l(x:e now in praCtice with the other insurance Of: x ns , ; 'rut this Oilice NvheneVerdesired, willingly grant the Old Mode. '4); ~ e s by Fire fr om Li ~J ening are made good, and in cases ''j,qaricti on. Freehold," roperty, the I:afkefit of the Policy •' .:scent) 1, 0 those Persons wito nvy be legally entitled to 44 ine, until the - rit on th-Policy.beeomes'due, "out notice being riven to thz. Office. "" ual Insuranc es at' 'Michaelmas-Day must be paid ifteen Days therefrom, or tile Benefrt . the Policy e r xr: i. e ri t u i t e ci o i°'ti,ta; OUt p h olui,ryal.ices may be continued withoht the articulars of. the• New and Old ‘ Mode of insuring Stock,. with. Proposals and Conditions of Insurance a List of th.?..Direit . Ors, Try,;tozs, . may of their Agznits in all the Cities and principil iv" tilt:Kingdom. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. 1 -1 3 - O T rO MEY-1 - 1.01.1 - SE, SOMERSET, 1 - , ank 1 . t• ) terea - upon immediately, tn i„Filkniture, Stables, Coach-houses, Gardens, • , _1 One. Acre of Kitchen-garden, and ic.:.tiow Land adjoinin,. p F NIS D, as ls in evi-srv Res ' t Lire ones, dFCeased, and a•-• I ct for the Occupaton or a larg•:. gc:Atez:l fain:iv ; . :rpm Katn t wei ve miles, Bristol tA : ••••tve. Tenant may have the Dep:lta • lano.r. tats ° on ; ingutre or Mr. Miles, Attorney, at Stor.- • or at Luarary, bath. • T hervants at s.,,,vey ~rillanew the House and Furni turz. to .tny Person V,is'nint; toyrent it. BR EWIRY. TO BE - SOLD, eremptorily, on Thursday' tilt 2.!d Day of Oziober, at One Clock,-,,r Noon, at .the Liverpool• Arms /tote', Ca:itle. street, 1.1•ivc?ool ; • A' Vert' ii,x4ensive. and Complete BREWERY, er:cicui in the. manner I,lthin the last twelve .., l e4 rs, possessing every ImProved pcile tow known : nie whole . covering a Plot or Freehold Ground of Two Acre:i, „"ated in SLotiand-road, Liverpool, and within 1200 yards t ar t he Custom House ; capable of making annually - 60,c00 tx e rc ,,cd: Porter or Ale ; with cf enienf Stowage, and TheVe Warehouses, Mait...:•.onsc..s, Drying-lihas; . lter is of the first - q•!..lity, and inexhaustible. -7 Fhe L ott , e Premises ;IN ov,rlr.oketi by a handsome Dwelling th Se ' Well finished •, and may be. viewed every day before Llver 34 e, where attendance will be given. further ,Particulars apply td -Mr.' Rose a Everton, near . -- NICKSHIkE.-SUTTON COLDFIELD. TO BE SOLD BY .AUCTION, th WARREN, Day e. 4b. x. r9e 'earls, in Sutton t.. - oldfield, on Monday the 2.:1 guhjea Qv Se 1,. T.hcce.. o'Clock. in the.,A iternoon, A - FR Conditions as shall b . e then pr . oduced ~iOLD HOUSE, suitable • for a large tatit es """ Genteel Family, with convenient Out-Offices, lii ant &C. excellent Gardens :a high condition, And well c ti le 411(1 about 'n.velVe Acres of Pasture Land adjoining p:,...asatitly situated in the Town of Sutton Cold and lately occUpied by Mrs. Gamble; deceased. qtlir °s e t ; e3si6ll may bt had at Christmas next, or sooner, if re- , APpartenant to the. said Premises are vaivable Pri- PW' e an CI th ord aims in the Park and upon Fields, within the „ p i Suttbn Coldfield. • T ue , e i H ouse, Bruldi nss , &c. maybe viewed on. any Monday, p, ( :aY, or ‘V,.,tdi-,e g j av , previous to the time of Sale.CroY • ,-,lurther Pp.rtictiiat., apply at the . Office of Messrs. • Ti.. 4" andHoflkche, Sutton Coldfield. '‘tirriiture - of the House NVIII be. sold on Alonday the a Y 0 . 1•19 1 1:, z 80.1, anti the TWO followirig.Days, I'" F ZIDAY, OCTOBER 2, iboi. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, . •,- ..S'epteMber, ry, tSor. • . . TH E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of I-11S MA. YESTY's ORDNANCE, do iereby give Notice, That • they will SELL. by IVIILIC AUCTION, at the •Tower, on Wednesday the 7th of . 0114er next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, SUNDRY LOTS of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES, consisting!'" Musqucts and Alusquettoons, Barrels for Mtisquets and Pistols, • • Locks for MuNuets; Pistols atiCantion, Musquet and Carbine Bayonets, Steel Ramtners; Sword's of Sorts, Scabbards, , Cartouch-Boxes, Leathern Accoutremehts, - Spears, Halberts, ' • Nails; Triggers, _' . • Bayonet and Sword Belts, - Standing Vices, . Cart Saddles; Flames, Collars, , Bit Halters, various other artieles•ot Sadlery and Harness, Blankets ; Coverlets, Hammocks, and semidry ether articles of Bedding, Tents of sorts; Wadinill Tilts, Drum-Shells, Powder-Barrel Staves, Powd&-Florns, Forge-Cart Bellows, Anvil„. , • SawS, Blocks, Shaving-Knives, Scythe-Blaties, P lanes.of sorts, s Spades, Shovers, Pickaxes, Turfing-Spades, felling- Axes; • • .._ Match, Cast, Bushel and Lutitp Iron; Copper, Steel, A quantity.of.Cordage, Sulphur Vitum, and SkimmingS of Sulphur, various other Articles, the whole of which may be )hued at the Towertill the S'4le. Printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to such Persons at apply for theT, at the Office of Ordnance lo the Tower. • 8.),' Okier of the Hoard, R. H. CREW, Secretacj , ; BRITISH LIBRARY, N 0 4132, STRAND. THE . 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FHILIPSWILSON, • M.D.' F. R. S: Ed. ' • Fellow of the Royal College of 1' hyskcians ' etc. Vol. 111. including IntlainniationsOf tlio« Skin, Head, and Neck ; an Essay on the Phleginasite in general, and an Ex perimental Inquiry (with a Pla;) into the Nature of Inflam mation, and the other local alfedions of t:,,mptomatief evers ; with an A ppendir, being an Experimental Inquiry 'into the circumstances which influence the Urinary Depositions in Febrile DiseaseS, and some Experiments .tending to explain the Nature of Febrile Anorexia. 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Young Timm undeceived.—Song. In vino veritas.-L--Rec. More Encroachers.—Song. The Clic koo.—ReC. An Exccption.—Song. The Letter N.—Rec. The Galley Slaves.—Sag. The Manes of the Brave.— Rec. Mr. Paddle ----Song. Literary Transmigration.-=-Reo. Something or other,—Song. The Nd'w Year. - - • - ' PART. 11. Rec. Sir Peter Impatient.—Song. The Voyage of Life.-- Rec. The . Discovery.—Sorig. Father. and I.—Rec. Whit . - - fle.--Song. Tray.—Rec. More Poets.—Song. The La dies.—Rec. The Lampoon.—Song. Love and Madness:— Rec. The Wooden Legs.—Song. Jack at the Opera.— R2 . C. Nuts.—Song. Tile Dinner, PRT 111. . . Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony .—Song. The Original and the Picktife.—Rec. Courage and its Shadow.--Song. The Vi_ cissi tudes of 4; lory.—itec.. The Arnbussador without C re 'dc.-ntials..— Song. Honour among Thieves. —Rec. Maw, talks !—Song. The Wife eled.—R&. The Lovers.—Song. Every Mna . his own Pilot.—Rec. The Surprize.—Song. The Appeal. The whole is written and composed, and ivill‘ be spoken, swig, and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. • . • AdMittance, Boxes ss, Pit 3s:. Gallery zs. Doors to be open at Seven, and the Performance to begin at Eight. Places for the Boate6 tray be t?ken at Mr. Dibdin's. Ware house, where may be had all his different PrOduCtions ; and also, Proposals for printing by Subscription, his ThreeVpars 'lour to almost • the whole of England, and a considerable Part,of Sdotland . ; in.a Series of Letters to. intelligent and re speetabie. Friends ; and embellished with Forty Plates in aqua tinta, from Pictures painted by Mr. Dibdii%, and Twen- , •ty Vignettes, designed, etched, and prepared for the aqua tinta, by Miss Dibdir.... The Pidures, and Specimens of the Prints,. may be seen, free of expence, at Leicester-place. *** The Only Entrance to the Theatre will beat the Door nearest Leicester'-square. • Sans Souci will cohtinue open Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. . tUtTIONi. WANTED• immediately, from 6o to too miles V V, trom London, in a respectable Academy, "aS I TIJA TION as•PARLOUR-BOARDER, fora YOUNG GEN.. TLEM AN., whohitsbeen ed,lcated at a Puolic SOloul, and now wishes tc acquire a knowledge of Arititnietic, w quality airisetf for a cpmunercial Employment. Any Gc'ritieni•an Whomibis.mity requested to Mdress to A. 13. t Mr. Hunt's,- Pert:urner; No. 9i, .Graceclititeh nreet • TO BE LtTT, with immediate Poas.:saicin, for a Term of Twenty-brie years from Mi.:ll.;e mas tboz. - NI A R 6.11-1-11 LL -FAR mar Wai (ILI - Abbey, JI. in Essex; con,,isting or upwards of 113 Acres o: . Arable, Meadow; OA, I.!;:stare Land, of which upwards of I CK) Acres are within a I,<hig- s 7 'ente; ad+antageously sub-- ;divided, C ommanding a most do:4011101 Prbvect, and parci oularly worth tne.attention of. any Gentleman. who NVISIICS fora Farm in the vicinity of London. -There are Many'beauttfui spots for building, and a consi derable.quantity of materials on the premises, 'and the roads, wtiicn nearly surround the Farm, are excellent. For further particulars, apply to. Mr. James Law; at Cam berwell; Surrey. HANTS, on the BORDER of WILTS. FARMS; WATER . CORN and FULLING MILLS.' THERE are now to LE l' I', in the above tv FIVE axcellent FARMS, and- T RE . E- WATE R C`O R.N ! MILLS. The Farms contain tram ico t 0.600 Acres eacb, most conveniently divided into Arable, PaSture, Dry and Water Meadoi.v Land ; to which, as well as the Mills, th!re ars good Dwelling-Houses and all Orlices.comPlete. ' The Mills; situate upon the River , Autoh (which runs through the Estate in a course ortwo miles), are capable of grindingifinveso Loads of Corn a week ; -and to one o f them there is a Fulling Stock. These Premises are all one Property and join each other ; are closet!? the Town of Andover, a Navigable Canal from ‘vhence"to Southampton,' passes- through the middle of ilia: Estate (close tothe Mils), which is likewise. intersetled by the Great Western Road, and by •Turupika Roads to S. toek bridge; Winchester, Pertsm, - mtn, Gosport, Newbury,. Ox- • ford, Ringwood; Porde, Devizes, &c. . The Land vvould be found peculiarly adapted to the New • Husbandry ; and Persons deSirous of employing a large Ca pital-in the Corn, Malt, Fion-r,.Tintba ; Coal and many .other Trades, would find this Situation highly worthy of at-. tentiOn, especially asliiepreserit Trade upon tile Canal pre sents little or no competition, and Wharfs, &c. might be very :advantageously thrmed within half a mile of the Toevn, which has supported a considerable ManufaChtry in Serge, Slialloon r &c. capable of being revived. The LeitsesofTwo of the Farms and Two of the 111:lIS pire at Michaelmas 183:, : of the rentainier, at the MichaeL_ ma.s ensuing. The expiring Leases contain the necessary servations for,incoming T,:nants..-- • Tne Proprieror"has not prescribed hiMself any- particular mode of Letting ; but the whole or• any part inay,ne treated •for, eithee for a 'Perm of. Years, or at .Will. The whole may be viewed, and -applications. either. per sonal, or by Letter (post-paid), are requested to be made to .lohn 1 , V14115C.411; E bowies-Lodge, - Arkiover, •or- illr.. j. H. Tolld, Solicitor, Andover, from either" of whom all ne cessary particulars ic..ty be known ; and where a Plan and Survey-or the.Prernises may'be seen. FOR DISORDERS OF nit BOWELS, DALBY's CARMINATIVE. A. CAUTION. ' -WHERAS thrttly Couliterleitect Sorts of this olfcr . :.l for sale by sundry Drtiggists.and others, natter, specious .retenc.es ; And whereas - repeated s euinptaints have men nude of the bad etKets 'of these Com positions; all P.urchasers are requested to, he particularly Larctul in.observing, that the, name of F. NEWB,ERY is en grasved in the Stamp, which is. pasted on each Bottle, as the surest mark of authenticity; and . that in the Bill of Direc tions, in which stt,ll Bottle hs wrapped, is the following EXTRACT Trott pie WI LL of the late _DALB Y. " And whereas, did m.iny years since instrut my Daugh ter Frances; now the Wile ot Anthony Gell, of North-street, WeStmirlster, Ocntleman, in the art and Method dfprepar inK, compoOnding, and making up a certain Medicine, of which I .am the sole Inventor, called and universally, known by the name of DA BY 's CAR MIN ATI V E ; I have again instructed and communicated to my said Daughter,• Frances Cell, the Secret of preparing or making up the said Medi cine; and I do hereby constitute and appoint my said Daugh-, ter, the sole Preparer of this useful Med:cine. I likewise give to my said Daughter, Frances Gell, the sole Property of the'said Carminative, and all Profits arising from the, sale thereof; to her and her fleiti for ever." _ This.excelient Medicine is a most safe, art:dual, and in general an iinmediatggemedy • for the Wind, Cones, Con ttulsiohs, FlitXes, and other Disorders in the Bowels of In fants ; and is equally serviceable to Persons of all ages,- for internal Complaints occasioned by bad Liquors, Fruit, &v. It is sold only at Mr. Newbery's (the only WarehouSe for Dr. James's POwder), No. 45,- in St. Paul's Church-yard, on • the Coach-way, a few doors trout .the Corner , of C heap side, London, in bottles, price rs. 6d. each, and 3d. Duty.— Also retail, by his appointment, at Mess. leboult.and.Co.'s, No. 150, and T. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street ; T.Wade's, No: 53, Old Bond-street ; Bayley and Co.'s, Cockspur street ; W,. Barry's, stationer, Bridge-street, Westminster ; B. Burch:Ars., Long.:Ai:re ; J. 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