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DAV ENPVRT ; 'Louisa, Mrs. MARTYR; • Clara, 'Mrs. BILLINGTON. WITH - iliy ore . ; al* itcl 'I'VE FARM-HOUSE. prom the great demand for Places, Mr. Cooke will appear tp the Character of ,li.ichald the Third on Monday next (\ vial Peronse), and repeatit every following Monday. On Tuesday, the New Comedy of Folly as It Flies, with . sear and Ablyina.. t , ( Yn Wednesday Mr:Cooke will perform the Charaaers of ,""_:ilock and Sir Ar:hy M'Sareasm, in the Metehant of Nre -4:e. vi l d Love a- - la Mode. . - r ,Pn Thysdav Billington will repeat the Character of ' , al' • t', r 5 tn i.e uenn a. t 1051 DEAF AND DUMB. N SUNDAY, November zz, 1801, TWO sERNIONs will be preached at °RANG E-ST RE E APE L, near Lt.-it:tester-square, for the BENEFIT of the b , *and DUMB CHILDREN of the POOR, educated iltile_Grange. Road, BetiritsidSey. That in the Morning, by 1 e Rev.-Mr. 108.14 TtywNs END, Bermondsey ; and. - gat in. the Es;Tening, by the Key. Mr. FOWLER, of Sheer bCSg. . . . . . • - The Children will attend. • • Service *ill begin at Half pit Ten O'Clocli in, the rni qg , anct . at Si . ,x ; in'the Evening% • - A s l ',llere are now rainy-three Boys and Eleven Girls in the A i l Y , unri,. sonic of which are employed in the Manufaanry, t latb; beeiteretteilAbr the pwposnpf instrucling i y,..' l " 4l )4l'sonie Me liar.ic 'Art, whereby fhey may provide for 1T 44 1w,.1v . rs in future.. Life.. ' H. CLEMSON, Deputy Sec. 14) silt Road, near the rtr.s, tEr, tk . i - 2- MILLINERY, PELICES; ecc. At No ., tg3 , Fleet-street, the-Corner of Chancery-Lane, - 'THOMAS, ..from -Ludgate Hill, purposes open gmg the above - Premises on., Monday the 23d inst. r: s peellrly offcrs.ictt he Nobility and .Gentry, as exten: I 4 ve, priinci,..As•s*ortuaout of the • above Ankles, 44 t.Vii Ufo're presentectitself, and at such prices as cannot satisfaction, under the superintendance of Mrs. ibzlY2.l.s. • Ala) MOT's; Tippets, Laces, Sarsenets, Persians, arid:all s.r tieli+lusuaiiikept -by flaberdaslters, at very reduced -• • • tt • 13.-.The,lavocsr puce- is asked at one word, from whichere can be no alaaKmeNt,„ . . . . • • T -GILL'S WARRANTED SWORDS, Ezc...Sec. O - • • - • • E-SOIM BY AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, • •4 . '. fl' " " - By - , . • k " .. T>n°ll4o : futithe3nth inst. at Eleven o' C lock, IJirediori of the Executors of THOMAS, GILL, Esq. Swprd-cutler and Gun-maker, lately deceased; .. ALb-thOe r ALUA-ISLE:STOCk. of VINISHED Sl ll GO DS, at his late Maittifildory in Mass-house Lane, w ii irstaingbana..; comprising a large Assortment of .his beSt tpr2rdi, tiingers, Ic,. for Military as well as Naval fanki; 'elegantly fitted up with Silver, Gilt, , gj Steekl\iionntings,;:talso some fine unmounted Sword ales- a Variety of Steel, Gilt, and Sliver Hilts and Fur- I st lte.;:GamS and Pistols ; several Dozens of highly-finished is tent Stee.PSnuflagrßaicirs, 84. of Mr. Gilt's Manufac 4ir, The pecir t exeelltrice of Which leas long been univer • known and acknotvledged. - • . . 'ki l l \ 40, •on Tuesday the ist December, and - following Days, I kt the UN INIS wa"D - s:co K, 84. &c.; consisting. of '41 , %e quantities of Blades- for all kind of Swords ; Bayonets .11, 11 1 kinds,' finished as well as unfinished ; Gun and Pistol Vtrels,: Locks, and Furniture of every description • twelve t e ,,ls of various .kinds of Iron and Steel ; Joiners', - 'Carpen- At:sons', and Coopers' Tools • Walnut and Beech Gun ~Vistol Stocks, and a quantity o'f dry Walnut Plank. 11;:atikocs maY be bad- eight: days preceding the Sale, at Gill's Sword and_Tcy-shop, in Norfolkstreet, Strand, At n; of the Printers of the Liverpool and Bristol Papers, the Place of Sale:. 11 , frO re' rt. • • i thOMAS, JAMES, and JOHN GILL, respea t4t they cont i n u e the var iou s businesses carried on by theirather, •as real Manutaeturers of WARRANTED and 4 t 't SWORDS, best and common Fowling-pieces, Pistols, 134 1 9 t uets, bro. in all their various branches, Wholesale and 1,, , r° Orders addressed to them in BirminthaMi will be 42 kdually attended to- To SPORTSMEN and OTHERS. CAMBRIDGE HORSE.-I3NLLS, BLIS -4,4l:•itt,NG OINTMENT, and DISTEMPER-BALLS OGS; 'HIGH; "fir Efficacy and Cheapness, have fully established their. reputation, and obtained a decided i , etence, are sold retail, with plain and ample Diredions, ti t s :A Lisutif the Most respedable Testimonies of their siipe t ' Excellence, by j. •Pidding, opposite the Oxford-street •; Cornplin, Druggist, No. 41, 4 1 %1).T:tic-street Within • and Tilpholme, _A lihrd ; Whee ko'lVie4burv-;•Horth•andWalet, IleccleS ; Bedford; (! zi r bury, Breirtford ;- Dingle, Bury St. Edmdls ; Bristow, Il. o n yjTtbury ; Staines, Chelmsford ; Keyrner, Colchester ; 4,,,•"th5, •Daventry ; DaWson, Dereham ; ; hots, Farnham ; Towne,' C a hisboroligh ; Cook, Goctal - ;; .Russet ; Guiiciford; Knevett, Halesworth ; cooper, ih'lteact ; Th7linwood, Harttord-bridgc;; Sinison, Hertford ; iCcliary Haverhill • 'Wright, High Wycombe ; • .Parslee, -it ClO4 ci it( Niathews - , Hounslow ; Jenkinson, Hunting y),; Chettle, • Kettering ; Benham and Strange, Kingston n-Tliames ; Gregory, - Leicester ; Winningham, 'Lynn ; S4;111:Itn, Maidetillead ; Foreman, NeWmarket ; Dicey and L k . Northampton ; Stevenson and Iliatcliett, .Nativich ;- -41. 10 ° °s, Peterborough; Snare, Reading ; Wall, Richmond, 4 / ;.; ,§l' ;• Rwn, Sratkonnalden; Collins, Salisbury Aibins, ibrakard, -Stamford • Glover, Stilton ; Paul, St.. ; Btirken, Sudbury, ; .SuabUry, Swaff ham, Norfolk ;' i , 00, c. ,, ,Thetford ; Twickenham; Drakard, VL'i9atti ; Knight, Wind;or; White, Wisbeach ; Downes, I,l3rini,:ith.. mason artcl,pence„YOrk. Belle is. each. listei - ing Ointrnent, suili- Co. t l i itive'llal t ls,- ss. Per doz. tkrit for tour Legs, 25. 6d. Balls, 4s. per doz. a pot. t.i.rzt'c.Lalls, 4s. ner doz. Balls for Dog-Distemper, and 6 :;:.tirial Purging flails, is. asli Preventive and, general p s '• - tach. • • ' eaCh Watson, iltilPared.--and sold, wholesale ,and E by . Yi hilt and Drug isti Petty Cury, Cambridge. GOVERNMENT STORES, of Oats,lfiseuit, Sacks, and Implements, which, by Order.ot the et;trnissitry-General, WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, without Reserve, By KELI-lAM c , ON ; riON§ISTING of the under-mentioned Quantities (more or less), the Property of His Majesty, in the fol lowing Magazines of the Eastern District, viz. Norwich—tso Quarters of Oats and Sacks, zBo Bags of Biscuit, it tzlbs. each. • Bungay-160 ( l uarters of Qats and Sacks, 24 Bags of Bis. cult, mlbs Franklingham—Z is Quarters of Oats and Sacks. 420 Bags of Biscuit, tzlbs, each. _ , Ipswich-323 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 540 Bags of Bis cuit, tialbs. each. 'Colchester -97f Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 1080 Bags of Biscuit, nzlbs. each. Chelmsford-124 r Quarters of Oats arid Sacks,' 1670 Bags of Biscuit, rrzlbs. each BrentwOod-1347 Q,uarfers of Oats and Sacks, 2080 Bags of Biscuit', < Whs. each. Halstead Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 420 Bags of Biscuit, t2lb,s. each.. . Raine -21 .5 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 410 Bags of Bis cuit, t nibs. each. , - Bishop's Stortfortl-430 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 720 Bags of Biscuit,. r Whs. each. St. Edmund's Bury-270 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, '2OO Bags of Biscuit, 1 nibs. each. Landguard Fort- 1 -ahout 1 , 8 cwt. of Biscuit, izaolb. of Salt Beef, and S 8 galls. of Brandy ; together with all the Imple ments °leach Magazine, consisting of Steelyards, Measures, Shovels, &c. The above Stores, from their prime quality and condition, are particularly worthy of attention. The Oats are old, weighing from r ibs. per bushel upwards: The „Biscuit - is the same as used in the Royal Navy, and were laid in last summer. The Oat Sacks arc of English manufacture," hold ing four bushels each.--The above may be inspeded at each Magazine, - by applying to the:Store-keepers, on such days as will be specified, with the particular places and'time of each sale, and delivery of Catalogues, in future Advertisements. ._ For . further Information, apply to the Audioneer, at Chelmsford, Essex. . _ , I. MEDICINE ACT At the only Warehouse thr Dr. jAMES's POWDER, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors from the , Corner of Chcapside, THE eQllowing MEDICINES are Sold, at the ' Prices annexed, inclusive of the -Stamp. Duties im posed by this Act ; but no additional charge has been made upon - Dr. 'JAMES's • POWDER, whiCh is continued at. the,original Price of 25. 6d. per Packet. •tt may :also ke had at 11. 4s. per Dozen; of the quantity of a Dozen Packets in one Bottle for xl. as. 6d. Duty included; so that the Public are no sUffercrs. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the burden of this Act, which would-in a great measure have . proved a 'Tax . upon &insolence, all the' other Medicines arc sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or snore, free from the expehce of the Stamps. : • •r. d. t s. d. Dr. rames's Powder 2 6 Cephalic Snuff , o 9 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego- Cattle Powder t 6 ric Lozenges t Dr, Hooper's Pills T i —Czniornile Drops I 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybeat ESsence.ofColtsfedt 3. o Pills 4 o Esenee6fPepperm. t ti Berry's Bilious Pills , 5 o Orinskick Medicines 5 5 Dalbv's Carminative t 9 "G lass's Magnesia 3 0 TicVell'sAthcreal Spi- Scots Pills s. 6 tit - 3 6 Gradt's Drops -I o Grwnotiv. , ,li'sTinaurcti r. Norton's Drops • 5 ti Tolii . Lozenges t t SpilPaury's Drops 5 &fr. Spencc's.Dentritrice 4 0 • S peedimales-Pills• 2 0 Freake's Tind. of Bark 3.6 English Colle z 9 Huxliam's, by ditto, . 2, 6 " • Dr. Solander's.Tea a 9 Dr, Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 I 011:. Rheumatic ;, 6 Tin pure - 6 •• Also, the Genuine. Arquebusade„lately imported, and most of the other Proprietary Medie-ines in repute. Orders for •E iportation are supplied without Stamps; as before this A N. B. As Many Persons, particularly Servants and Mes sengers, mistake the House,. F. NE WBERY,,- the Proprie hit' is underthe'neressit of poihting out, rhai it is at the East Eaclof St... Paul's, nearest to. Chcapside, and that it has a large White Stue.6nd Front, with the,s Muds in . " .THE ()NI Y 'WARFait)II4.E . -FOR ',DR. iMES's .POWDER." For the PRESERVATION ,ind BEAUTIFYING. of the TEETH and GUMS. • -- ' IVER. SIGMOND, Surgeon-Dentist, Bath, has .1..V.1 the Honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends, that for their better accommodation in supplying them with his univcrsally'approvedP reparations, he nas ap pointed the following:Agents in London for the sale thereof : Mr.'Cattie, New Bond-street; Mr. Watts, City mist, No. 473, Strand ; Mr. Rowney, No. 95, Holborn hilt; Mr. Cryer, No. 63, Conthill ; Mr. Bolton, Royal Exchahge ; and at most of the principal Shops throughout England, Ireland, ScotlauiL and%Vales. • • Mr. N D is happy in stating, that during his long and successful pra4lice„ in which time he has constantly at tended the first Nobility of the United Kingdoms, .he has in variably selected ingredients, proved by his experience and practical observations, to be the most conducive for presery-, ing the Teeth and Gnms, and giving then that permanency and - 4eautylo desirable to every person; and . which allbrds , him much pleasure to communicate to the Public, under the fullest confidence, that, his Dentifrice and Lotion,, by. being used according to his printed direelions, will fully accomplish and effeet every purpose required; and in order to prevent effeetually-. any . counterfeit thereof, His Majesty has been graciously pleased to grant His Royal Letters Pa_ tent, ' for .:the above Preparations, entitled, the BE ITISH IMPERIAL DENTIFRICE and PItESERVATIVE, LOTION. 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A - , A. 5 5 o 'John Ward, Esq. - .- - A. 2 2 0 Mr. Hearrideri, 120th Benefaaion - - 0 z 0 Found in the Letter-box ' - - . 33 o , Discharged and relieved from various Prisons , ZB4 15 0 238 .Debtors for the Sum of . - - . 296 14 r r By the passing of the, late Insolvent Ad, it is presumed the Public may have been led to conceive that the utility of this Institution has .not been so much called into adios as. heretbtbra the Committee. therefore, think it necessary to state, tbr the information of a generous Public, that, indepen, dent of the number of Debtors relieved in the usual way,• by payment of 'compositions superseding, obtaining sixpences, &c. the Society have :relieved, under the I nsolVent Act ; a considerable numberof Persons who were unable to pay the expences olapplication, which has .cost the Society .some hundred pounds, besides sundry donations to enable them 'to return home to their respedive Families, many of whom Were left pennyless, and some of these miserable objets, her an imprisonment of several years 'to travel not less than So or- go miles '• . so-that a far greater number of Debtors have solicited the Bounty of the Public through the channel of this Society thah would have applied had the said At not passed. At this Meeting the Cases of only 36 Petitioners were con sidered, whereof 59 were approved, and 17 referred for Cha rafters. Benefaaions are received by James Nield, t'sq.• the Treasurer,' Cheyne-walk, Chelsea ; also by Messrs.l-lerries, Farquhar and Co . . St. laws's-street ; Messrs . lipares, Fleet-street,;' Messrs. Fuller and Co. , Lombard-street Messrs. Bicklulph, Cocks, and Ridge, -- Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, ; Mess: s. Hammersleys, ; Messrs. Vere,:Lucadou, Trough . - ton and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street; and at the Secrkati:s, No. 7, Craven-street,. Strand ; where the Books 'may 'be seen by those who are inelinedto -, support this Charity, and where the Soetety meet on the first Wedriesd:zy in every month. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-strut, Strand, Nov: 4, 18ot. present in, Committee. The Right Hbn. Earl • - KO EV, President. Wm. Moreton Pitt, Esq. M. I'. Colonel Sweatt - and, Henry G rimston, E. john,Ward, Esq.. Cltarles.Junes, Esq. Mr. Charles Walker. Moved and past Unanimous THAT the Thanks of this Society be given to jA m ES . NI ELT), Esq. out worthy' Treasurer, to? his very human; useful , and. particular exertions, in visiting se veral Country Gaols in the eotti - se of rhi&Sitiarritr, and re porting the deplorable situation of many,tif , the Debtors con , tined therein. 4" ' R. GRIASVELL, Sec. EXCHEQUEk BILLS TO BE FUNDED. NovemArr 17, tSot. T HE HOUSE of COMMONS kaTing come to the following Retclutir That every Person interested in or entitled unto any Ex chequer Bill off• Bills, made out by virtue of the Acts under wationed. By Virtue of an Ad 39 and 4o Leo. 111. Regis, for raising 3,503,0001. towards tohe Supply, by Loans or Exchequer Bills. By Virtue of an Ad.. 39 and 4o Geo. Regis, can. 104. • for raising a further Sum of Mpney towards the 'Supply • ri3oo, by Loansur Exchequer Bills. By Virtue of an Ad Quad. primo Geo. 111. Regis, cap. St. for raising the Sum 'of z,0e0,0001. for the uses aud pur pos6 therein mentioned. By Virtue of an Ad Quad. primo Ceo. III: Regis, cap."B2. for raising 6,5oo;o 0u 1. towards the S u pplyAnno..sisoi,by Loans or Exchequer Bills for the Service of Great Britain. Who shall on or . ..before the z4th day of November iSoi, carry the same to the Office of the Paymasters of Exche quer Bills, shall have in Exchange for the! satne'a Certi ficate or Certificates to - the Governor and Company of the Bank of Enghind, expressing the Sum contained in such Bill or Bills, which Certificate or Certificates shall entitle . such Person or Persons to capital Stock in the•Anisuities hereinafter mentioned, for every tool. contained in such Certificate or Certificates, and so in proportion to-any greater turn, that is to - say, to 2sl. Capital Stock in Anmiities, after the rate of 51. per cent, per annum, to be added tb those granted by an Act made in the 37th year of the Reign - of, His present • Majesty, and to commence from fhe loth day of October, iBor ; to 501. capital Stock in 'Annuities, after the rate of 41. per cent. per annum, to commence from the loth day of October, 18ot ; to . 251. capital Stock in Consolidated Annuities, atter the rate of 31. per cent. per annum, to com mence from the sth day of - July, 189 t ; to 25 1 . capital Stock in Reduced Annuiti es , a f ter die rate of 31. per cent. per annum, to colt mence from the tout day of Odober, aot. And to an Annuity of One Shilling and Nine-pence, to continue for a certain term of Fifty-eight Years and three months, from the aoth day of 06tober IEo t, - and then to cease. That every Per Son pOsessed of any such .Excheluer Bills, who shall be desirous of subscribing or contributing the sum of . 501,. ~for every x O3 l. c ont a ined th e r e i n , an d w h o s h a ll on or 'More the 26th day' of November, 180 t, make a deposit of 251. per cent. on such Sum as he or she shall chute to sub; scribe, with the Chief 'Cashier or Cashiers of the Governor' and 'Company of the Bank .of England, as,a, Security for making the future Payments on or before the drys or times hereinafter mentioned, that is to say, asl. per cent. on or In fore the tSth December then next following; 'and 501'.' per cent. on or before the isth day of January, 1802. ; - That every such Contrihutor s h a ll f or ever y 501. so con- tributed and paid, be intituled to the Sum of 121. los. capital Stock in the said Annuities, after the rate of s f: p er cent. per annum ; to 251. capital Stock in the said Annuities, after the rate. of 41. per cent. per annum; to 121. ios. capital 3:tick in the said Consolidated Annuities, after the rate of 31. per cent. per annum ; to 121. cos. capital•Stoi,k.in the said Reduced Annuities, af ter the rate of 31. percent. per annual, And to an Annuity of Ten Pence Halfpenny to continue for the said term of fifty-eight years and three months, and then to cease. That the said respeaive 'Annuities shall be added Viand made. one joint Stock with, and be redeemable at the same time and in the like manner, as the said several Annuities already established are now redeemable by Parliament, and • shall be charged upon and payable out of the Consolidated k mid of Great Britain. .-TIIE PAYMASTERS OF EXCHEQVER BILLS do teJriby give Notice ; that cia4 atteoulance,will be given at t;fyir Office, between the two Palace Yards, Westminster, from Ten o'tlock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, (Sundirc ex cepted) until TUESDAY, the 24th day of November, 1861, inclusive, for the purpose of receiving the said Exchequer Bills, pursuant to . the above Resolution; and for delivering to the Parties Certificates, entitling them to subscribe at the Bank of England, the Sum of 501. on every tool. Principal Sum contained in such Exchequer Bills; and the Bearers of the said Bills are desired is bring-One List of all the abovementioned Exchequer Bills, in dif ferent Clusses, with the amount of each Species of the said Bills, containing the Numbers inNumerieal Order, and :hewing the amount "of the Principal Seems contained therein, which ,are to be Frei:del, the time of com:nencement of Interest, with the amono that will be due thereon, which Will be pe;ia' in Money, computed at the rate of Threepence Halfpenny by the Dqy on evoy loot, to the said 24th day of November, 'Sol, on which the Interest on the said Exch!quer Bills will cease ; and they are desired in the said Lift to state the amount of capital Stock to 6e created in the seve 'ral Funds, and to Write their Names and Places of abode on their List, and indorse their Names on :he said Bills. - -The Holders of the abovementioned EXcheqUer Bills are parti cularlly requested to form One List, obserVing to Class the said, Bills according to the several Acts :o:A7U:hid, they Were issued. Exchequer pill Office, • 18//, Nov. 'Sot:. , LINCPLNSIIIRF..—SALE OF LANDS. TO 13F SOLD BY AUCTION, Early in the month of January next, if not previously dis posed of by Private Contract ; • , HE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES of Sir (ALBERT I-lEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton Wigtoft, Swipeslicati, Bicker, Cosberton, Surtieet, Pinch beck, Dorriugton, Ruskington,•l3illinghay, and Short Ferry Farm in the ,Parish of Fiskerton, in the County of Lincoln. Particulars of , which are in preparation, ,and will k ready for delivery in. the course of next month. In the mean time, the Lands arcs Premises may be viewed upon application to the respedive Tenants. Empmgham, Mi. Bth, ani. THEATRE--ROYAL,' DKURY:LAN E. OLMORRQW: EVENING, Nov. 21, •1801, • - ' ,• will be lierfor.tned, . . 7 THE DOUBLE GALLANT. wyr•ti ' • ' •,,• THE FLITCH OF BACON. . VII Monday, Richard the 'Third, with Harlequin Amulet. t .;wits. Billnigton;'Ets!nightie the Opera of The Duentia, re , "VI universal admiration and applause from.a brilliant and O•' 'ettio wi ng A ollie.nde,saricrvvill repeat the Cha . radte'r - of Clara •' 7 , l 'yesdity and ,Saturday next. , Wedneday,•_Pizarro; with. The -`)11 Thursday Know your.owp Mind,with The Deserter. And on-Friday, Def and D milli, with Katharine 'and Pe glichio—ketruellio, Mr. Kernble. ia" Due' notice 'will be given of Mrs. Siddons' first Ap. 4'4 rance this Season, which will be in a very short time.