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IMINP I 7I , ; y y ,• \T_ isre, At 7eantd mbar. ,apta iadco in (f i t ales of Court menced d MaY th day . , irriveo ;les ice .11 sevet !cis. 149, n r, fret coffee . De dys 'ecl the Gun- cLArtt , sho woo t.rplizer m; is Fort' after 3 unAteli rotherSr pTL'ich f ;.Acre, tongil that in ~A. a Hoof nt Lei at half ctiOrAl_ h o r. 14 ate , )ers'aPt7 5..,v( 114 :1 yg hevr in the le saaw cous se :. t he t Rt KJ ° tb6 anti, r Fi l(° c low~s um test red '1 by , Mr' nElanal P ol7# ' 'lyg'm. ::0;. 10• • 5 • 5 0 70 109 ° ;„ • s' ° zoo to 0414 :, • 141;°"- lieaviv id d) Lotte r t S usse%' ;IV' • ce, is W/ stablish' • Prera' i 6 si 14 . -bt reet R G 0 1 ' ti Q. NUMBER 2857.1 THE TjUENNA. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN., -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 17, 1801, wilt be performicl, Doelerome, Mr. MUNDEN ; Isaac fly,: lew,, Mr. FAWCETT - ; Ferdinand; Mr. fOIINSTO.NE ; Arlronio,lsAr. Father Paul,,Mr. TOWNS END ; Carlos, 11Ir - INCLE DON ' - • The Duenna, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Louisa, Mrs. MARTYR Clara, Mrs. BILLINGTON, • ---141 g her ad 'appearance in that charader) who will intro - dace a New Bravura Song, with - an Ohligato Acceitipani frient for the Violin, by Mr. Weichsell— Composed by WITH THE MISER. 6 n Wednesday, Folly as it Flies, with, Oscar and Malvina. "On Th urs d ay , M r . C oo ke w ill p er f orm the Charaler of "' 4 chetii with The Review".• 00 Friday, the new Comedy, with Paul and Virginia. And on Saturday Mrs billington will, appear, for the third 44 The Duenna ; wish The Farm House. L:idies and Gentlemen who were disappointed of Places 15 6 4 . Moriday for the Tragedy of Richard the Third; are re- Peatully acquainted Mr. Cooke will appear in that Cha -latter on Monday next, • an d repeat i t ever y f o ll ow ing Mon-, , m 4 Y till further notice. NANIGATIO . 2 , L.IIOUSE, DUBLIN. t6th October, fgol. THE Direaor - -Generat of INLAND NAVIGA c"-, TlON,irr Ireland, considering the importance of Ter:. S 'nig the River Shannon navigable from Lough Allen to the h t ,a , wh,ereby a -ready conveyance may be afforded for -the f "'duce of the fertile shores.-of that River, and of the Col '`Tits and' other Mines upon its banks, so far as the eircurn 4s&Qcts of the country will allow ; t u Arld having taken into consideration the favourable oppor r"tY which the prose of returning Peace holds forth for L , z dertaking works of this description ; This Board will receive. Proposals ( .-,-aording to the. pro -1,,3".°ns of :in Actpassed in the 4011 i year of sent Ma pe`TY, for - promoting-Inland Navigation in Ireland) from any Company of Persons belonging to any pair of - the u pon t % Kingdoin, who may anthable to enter arld prosecute with dispatch; and effect the improve- Men of the Navigation of the River Shannon, frotn•Lough b the Board will recommend a large -and liberal aid e granted to the persona who shell contra& for the Carl a:1011ot p ro p e r Work s for that purpose, of such dimensions 1 upon such terms as shall be agreed upon, • By Order of thti Dirtfletrt- General; WILDIAM GREGORY, Sec. TOWN-MADE KID-GLOVES .Cii.E.AP. WILLIAM STAB . : LE, No. 6z, Strand, inuring ~, V a very considerable quantity ofTSWORT • K1D ,41.0 VES uv,hun, ha's put them iu Lots or three pairs each, a price ike:l worth the attention of pri-fate families ; also nunitter of Women's and Children's . LONG KID. l f LOVES and MITTS, in Lots equally the whole I t a i , Which being of his own manufadory, and made for a • Re 'T radee the sewing may nefully depended upon. AERATED WikTERS. PUBLIC are respeafally.informe4, that the o t h„_ Seltzer, Abidulons Sodx, Alkaline Nletorbitic, - and all citl : n i t .Aerat,-d Waters, .are pr-A . , red and may e had in any ••• ;aid e it Y In the greatest perte ton, of Messrs. Chamberlain I, lin, • . Chemists and Druggists, go. go, Fieet-street s n • For the EAST or WEST INDIES, &c. • pAMILIES going abioad; Officers of the Na4y, East Initia,hant's supl with ITI•o's improved Merc ESSENCE Service of ANCHOVIEpS,ied - an ar t. of acknowledged to b, - ; infinitely isupe.rior to the generality 1 4ble Delicacies, and which will keep in any Climate, rthout the exeellence of its native .flavout inidergbiny: the „. 1 1 4 t diminution throu,;h length t.. , fke:2piqg cr ihange or C 4 te. Pict: Snces - and - Piclt:es pac!;.z.d and sorted - in va pY of cases, for. I; amilies, or _Ses4l:: ; Piecallilli. or mixed ` ek leS, after the ill'ani , er of flieTast In,iies, in Jars from tipwarcq ;. ,ri,m§, I:ongue4, Portable;•Sonps; Pickl ed Dried Beef, Saur Craut, &c. Just landed some re . Sounds, in .small_packages;s7HaMbro' Aeci Herrin;; in keg - L.7s ; Tusk, Ling, Bucalo, Welch mon dried Whiptlgs, Sce-. English Wines -of- every- de fßizir. ód. t 0,255. per dozen. tro,,- •• •-, Great - St. Martin's-lane, -Charing . . - • CONIMISSIONS IN.THE ARMY, ` ' ‘ . the JoUrrials . of'• the C 4 J.ce'', No. so, Norzlium „ ueriand-street, Strand, Loildon; under the dirceticin of H W. ESTE and Co. wbo,have been in.tly4 hanit of lifiry A rtangements for upwards'ofte,ven - years. a Majority, two Licutenantcres,. twd Lieuteuant.: 1 :1 -al Ensigncies variously situated," some th..;Pg!rnents out ,of the Break, C.ornetcres.--To be Ex Corgi z, a Troop of Dragoons far Company of Infantry, two I'),panies Half-pay, a _Company at • Home for West ja Regiment, two LreatenanteresolCavalty for frdantry, . e ittenanteies 'and Insigncies 'lir Regiments at Home for b est -India Regiments.—Wanted to Purchase, a Company Corrictcy out of the Break: - -• • lI PPIy or address as above. Hours from Ten till Four. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. 46tLL PERS O NS in. possession of Incomes. -t t arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold 4 teS, in Land. Settlements,ne in , the Fimds, Rent ' 3 rgeS •• ' 'Widows' Jointures An , tai ( 14 '. Patent .Places, Church Livings, or any otnei cer b2 Income for Life, may be supplied., with . temporary or. mlanent Sums to any Amotmt, by paying Annuity In st for the same . e'.Nobility and Gentry of known .Property, or their 'nay be . a4comniodated or, their- personal security ; I,, i i n any instance where the . single security of an ilidivi- Vtr s may be 'deemed insufficient, the addition of -- ancither to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re tiNiZ objeftion -; and, in all cases, privilege will be c) i)ti 4 4 ) the Public to' return - the principal at, their own 1 1. 1 °'Cj o nal -; • applications will be received - every day till.,Four Vou„,;; and Letters from Correspondents in Town or ktres` r Y (post paid). will be immediately. answered, ad the Direaor al the Knjghtsbridge Batik, at his "----.lll.llOuse, No. •8, bower John-street, Golden-square. , LINCOLNSHIRE.—SALE OF LA.NrDS. - :tari TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. . ` 3 ' m the annuli of January next, if not previously dis- T, posed of by Private Contra& ;• . , • r IE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES 9r Sir CarBER T 1 - IE - ATHCOTE, Bart• situate in V I • several Parishes of Leak:: 'Frampton, KirtOn, Stitterton igtort e • • • • . • .3wineshead, Bicker, Gosherton, Surtieet, Pinch bortington; Ruskinzton, Billinghay, arid Short Ferry the Parish of Fiskerton, it the County of Lincoln. qiticulars of which are in priiparatikin, arid will be ready for i. er Y in the coUrSe ot next month. , 1 1, the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed un pplication-to the respeetive Tenants. - E rnpinglaam, Ott. - amt. --1-4 .. . 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WARDLE,' Esq.in the Chair; Resolved Vnaniinoitsly, rrHAT•the decided and unanimous Testimony of A a numetous•Bociy of Masters of Vessels, and other , Sea faring Peopie, most Cully acquainted with the Navigation of` the Straits of Menai, confirm, in the fullest degree, the ap prehension .that the Navigation would be much injured, if not totally destroyed, should a Bridge of any description be etee.eti either upon or near the Swelly Rocks, at or near Portitauthyvy Ferry, or upon the Ynys Rock, or any other pail of the Straits of-Menai, contained in the Notice for an ,Application to Parliament ; That the Trade of the Port of Carnafvon would be ruined, and that of Pwltheli, Nevyn, Crickieth, Barmouth,,Traeth maur, and all other Seaports in St: George's Channel-, must heavily injured ; . • That it is both proper and expedient to oppose the Mea-,'! sure to the utmost ; That for such purpose, a Subscription shall be opened ; That a Petition should be immediatelsnpreNred tin- the signatures of. the Friends of the Trade and Prosperity of the County,; That the Members for the County and Borough of Car narvon, the .Right Hon. Lord I<cwoorough, Sir _Titorrias Mostyn, Bart.. Sir %Vatkin Williams Wynn,: Bart. Sir Ro bert Williames Vaughan, Bart. Thomas Asheton Smith, Far,.and Charles Williams, Esq. and all other Members having property in North and South Wales, be requested to present ' such Petition to the House, and give' it every support ' - - That - the shallow artifice of through several Papers, to prevent the sentiments of the County being made known, meets the contempt it meritS;. That the Plan t.eents to be fir the purpose of promoting theintexst of a tiny Inclividuels, and not Ibt the conveniency of the Publ is ; . , • That Committees be appointed at Carnarvon and Pwlllieli, for t he .purpose of carrying these Resolutions into etlett, and to correspond with the•difierent Ports, &c: &c..; That time Thanks , of this Meeting tic given, to the. Sheriff; . fur his attenticin,to the Requisition ; That the Thanks.of this M eeti n g be g;‘ - en to the Chairman for his cot - Amain the Chair, and . that he be requested to sign these Resolutions in t4e Nime of the Meeting. , • G. D, 'WARDLE, Chairman. . . • • WHITEHALL, 00ober tj, 'Sot. WHEREAS. it hatlif been represvited to His Majesty, by the k'iglitrlun., the Lords Commissioners of-theAdnmalty,.that on thetyth Sfjttne: cast, several Per sOns dOmpogny 'af3oat's Crew belonging to His MajeStv's C; un.: vessel the Hecate, who had boded and taken posscSsion or a Siiiuggling Lugger, laden wit% spirits,. which had been run astltte at a place called Mu!! iowL, in l'ilonnt's Ba a l?, on - the . COist or Cornwall, - were attacked by a - large party of Men, carrying MusqUets, who advancii - sg to a Cleft .:t sniall-distance'trorn the Lugger, liegin - tiring upon ti=nny, and continued such tiring tor a considerable time 9 until the said Persons were under the nezezity, fcr the Safety or their lives, to quit the .Lugger, and take to their Boat ; attar wiaich they were again firedtrpon. by the said Artned Men, and in partitular by one WILLIAM RI CILAJWS, ,:otherwise called Payow (stip posed to be a part (honor of the said . Lugger or her Cargo), 'wno'has since absconded :-His Siajety, for the better ap prehending and bridging to justice of the Offenders,' is heresy pleased..to promise,his most gracious Pardon to , any one or more of them (other than the saki Richards, aliats f'aYow), • who shall'discavr. his or their. Accompiiiees therein,' so,' that any of them taily be apkretiended, and - convicted oldie mail ciout and atrocious act above-mentioned. PELHAM. And the Lot-di - Commissioners' of the Admiralty do hereby otter a KOVARD..or 9N k; HUNDRED poyNpz to any Person or persons tiixcept Ithe.said.Richards, alias Paya who shall apprehend, or cause-to be apprehended; any of the 0 tfender, or give sucil Information to their Lordships'. Soli citor, bp-. rcicitnell, of Norfolk.stree;t, London, or Messrs. George and. Smuel John, Of Penzance, as may be the means of their apprehension; to be paid on the conviction of any such Oirenders so- airprehended, Liy the Treasurer of His. Majesty's Navy for the ttine N. B. The said Richards, alias Payow, is about 52 years of age, .5 feet 7 inches high, stout inai!e, dark hair; zaraight and short, - dark complexion, , dark grey full eyes, with 'red dish eye-lashes-and eye-brows ; his beard also red, and ro markably thick and large ; large mouth, and teeth disedloured, voice sharp and shrill.- ' h May, to,' 179 a. 'WHERE. AS the- REMAINS of the late ' V ,kICHARD, .LORD PRIMATE, have been de posited in the Cathedral' of ,Atinagit -for• near four years, .without any other Memorial than what has arisen front the contemplation of the many mignifieentßuildin"s-and Insti tutions, erected and endowecl by him for public:benefit, and .private convenience within this City,' Diocese, and Kingdom ;' Wc,-Whose munes. - arS hzreunto subscribed, - having been honoured with his friendship while living, and revering his 'lneihoty rrovt dead„have agreed to subscribe the Surns affix ed,to our respeCti‘h.: ry.iines,, for the purpose of erceting a Mo, nutrient to his Memory •in the Cathedratof ArMagh being convinced, that if the Natiort at largc had an opportunity of teStifyingilte giiteful tedolledibn they have ol'Sucli a*Bene. , laCtor, a Surn would be 'raised sufficient to erea a 'lllonu-' -inept worthy of a Nation, desirous of affording an exainple to his SucceSsurs, and all Posterity, of the grateful sense they. feel for the Memory of, a Man, who, for near Thirty Years, .filled the first station in this Realm, with so much credit to 'himself, and benefit to these. kingdoms. • Richard AllOt, late Precentor' of Armagh; • 7. 1. now Dean of Raphoe Z 2 15 0 • Wth. Lodge, Chancellor of 41-qtagh - Z 2 15 0 James ,krchibald Hamilton, Prebendary ~of Mullibrack • ' 22 IS 0 . John Foster, late Speaker • - - so o 0 _ i.. Muriay,Provosilsrin. College, Dublin .z 1 . 5. - Subscriptions to be .received, by the Rev. Dean Allot, Raphoe ; the Rev. Dour Hamilton, - Arinagit ; and at the Housesof Sir.Wro. NeWcomen, Bart. and co. and the Right Hon. David I.atouche and Co. Dublin ; :and :,Messrs. Ham inerSley, London. - '.' • ' - -N, B. The breaking out of the Rebellion immediately after the above Paper was s4.;ned, pteveritedits being proceeded On till ,now. : . . Armagh, 061..23, Igor, On Tuesday, December the First, Will be plblished, No. L of A SERIES of ESSAYS on HEALTH, on,a Plan. entirely pOpular. I. Number will appear on the first Day Of every Month, till the Work is completed. - • I L The price of each Number 'will not be' below One Shilling, nor above Two Shillings. 111. The number of Essays will not fall short of TWelve, nor exceed Sixteen. • - • WEDNESDAY NEXT Is sootiest, the E X Pl 3 ESS of the Nov EMF.FR IR/SWI.OTTERY Can arrive`; therefore, IRISH TICK.E'VS anti,SE-IAkES may be , purchased at all the Liccnsed Offices, with, every POSSIBLE cHANeg, dr all the Prizes. Tickets are rising. QICAEME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT 'TERN • No. of I' ri zeso , Nraluc of each. Total Value. 4 of Z. 10,0 0 !) is ,C. 40,000 A ----. 5,000 --- 20,0 ca --= 4 2,000, ---- 8,000 5 ' z,OOO —." 5,000 t 5 ---- 500 ---- 2,4'a0 li ____ 1 160 ---- 1,500 2. 0 ~.---- so ___. 1,060 2,q00 ---- -- 7 72,000 :12,060 - Tickets: - Z. rso,ooo ' • Capitals Determinable. - - First. rityviiTiciwt, istDay, -Z. 500 Ditto, - ' 4th Day, - T,voo . , • _, Ditto, . . • yth Day; .- 5“..v0 . Ditto, -, ajth Day, - io,ooo Ditto - i9th Day, - 10,000 , Ditto, last Day ' - - 2,000 ' ENG LISH and IRISH STATE. LOTTE RI ES for iSoi. riNiE TICKET S - a - re_ sold and divided into HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX TEENTHS, by HAZARD,' BURNE and Co. Stc:;1:-l3ro- Inrs; at their State •Lottery-0-,fice, No. 93, under the Royal. Exchange, London, and no where else owtheir account: Irish L'o't.tery beKiiis drawing s6th Novernher, 'Sol—Eng lish, 31 Marcii, aoz. Solt-paid, duly answered, an4.l.Sehemes gratis../ Orcic:s as.,:onwanietb with short-dated Bills. on Lon don, or Post-Office, Orcicrf, pun6tually attended tol and to pr:nre,nt`ntistakes as well as delay, Correspohdents are re quested t-i) :and thrh. by Post. ,; • CHETWYND ESTATE. • RI.,tHRISTIE very' respe&fullY informs the IVA PU131,1 C, that application has been made, to the COURT of CHANCERY, by the PROPRIETOR of the CH ET w YND ESTATE, for an Injunclion to stay the Sile of the smic.s. The matter having been lie.;aird, the COURT hae t-:,':;ted a certain nira..nire to be complied with on the part oftbe Proprietor, in case of which not being ftlifilled by him, tile Trustees 'arc 'to proceed to the abiolule Sale:with out rckrve, on the 14th 'day of jltutary mkt ' • -of whichidne notice will be given. The - Sense of the C URl'• could not be obtained until this thy at tz o'clock, which, has prevent ed carnet' notice. being giver. in the. P üblip,Papers. Pall-Mall, Saturday, Nov. 14,.1801.. To the CURIOUS in I ISH SAUCES, &c. A CAUTION TO EAMiI./ ES. URGI:..SI,ia,s7ON 7 'sf.,SENCE of ANCI-10- . ES.—the , great repUtation which ,Mr. Burgess has' gained by his superior Bsgence of Anchovies", and 'other Rich Sauces, for EiSli Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hashed Calves Heads, Bei:LSteaks; Made 'Dislies, , Wild Fowl and game, wijh many Delicacies for the Table, Sideboard, and Store-room, which are more fully expressed - in' hiS . CatalogoeThe being the inventor of them), has Induced ,many p e rsons to give the same name to articles entirely ditierent, wbich are vended at many - shops in 1..0n - ctoti- by persons who go to'the principal Towns in-England, Scotland, and Ireland, to solicit Orders of Trades Men and Innkeepers, who in Consequence are often served with spurious sorts, by alloWing them an extra profit.' • Which is not only aaiinpositiou,-Jaut.a..grca.t.disitplapintment to Families who purchase thenovith A view of living good Sauce to their Fish, &c. - N.8.,..N0ne amt6ir germint,..b.34l,w Iptabuc thzguagiseon the label, " Burgess's Original and Superior Essence of An c"vies, No. .107, strand f Cotner of Savoy -Steps,- London." BE SO L D c r l I\l AUCTION', CYRDER OF INCI4"-Fli On Monday the 3oth November, ibt, at the White Hart ' Inn, Frirnley, in the Counfy of Surrey, • , 13y Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. TWO - ALLOTMENTS of LAND, ' both - `gcl.t• , , joining the Great Western Road, teading ;torn tagsnot to Hertford Bridge; sontainipg together 559 A . 2R. 7,1"..0r thereabouts.' • " Printed Particulars may be had of Mr.. Sinallpiece, Stoke, near Guildford, Surveyor; at IVlr:F;Multford's . ,' Greville.. street, Hatton-Garden, Surveyor ; Moss..Haoson and Birch, Solicitor!, Cliantery-lane ;- at"the King's .ArmS, Bagshot the Bush, at F:sranalu; at „Mr. .Guest, the White Hart; Brimky, who will show the Premises ; and at Messrs. Hod skinsoa and Co:, tkrundi.l,strect, LOndou, where a.Sketch of tile Allotinents may be stem. , , DURABLE .IKIC,• to Mark or Write on Linen wit it a:Pen. This curious , ..P,reparation., which- is. an - 1 1 V iridelible Blaek, Initials, Names, Ci , ph;:rs, Crests, &c. may be formed with the utmost expedition, arid without the inctimbwice or expence ofany implements; and., will, be found to - stand every, test of Wasliings, Acids; Alkalies, &c. I f wrote on Linen as it comas from the loom' it firmly stands the Bleaching. It is also a most Certain efrtcrion of Pro perty, as nothing can discharge it •v.ithout, destroying , the Like::. To all Families, Ladies and Gentlemen who'rravel, the . Atmv, Navy',: Public Bodies, Scliools, Tavern, and ipukcptiers, and the Public in s'eneral, the Propri,!tor earnestly recommends this useful'article, in full confidence,. that on the tirst trial they will be perfectly safistied , of its and will ever after adopt this mode of marling their Linen. • . Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Scott, Superfine Water,colour Preparer to Het Majesty, . No. 417, near Bedford-street, in •he Strand, London, in bottles, with &rations, price 2S. and double bottles, 35. bd. each, orld - of Which will mark several hundred.articles. • C,fr ObserVe, the outside 'wrapper -is marked `. l. Scott's Durable ink," and the Price.; and on the bottle of the his signature, '' Scott." • , ' To Gentlemen in-Trade throughout the -lcintdom,• who sell Bottle Article;, Scott solicits their attention to the above; as its general utility, real good quality, and moderate price; added to the assistance its sale will receive:through the Public Prints, ivill'unquestiOnitbry render it, ill the &aid:3 of the first Venders, a great article, And those who do not at present himicdiately correspond With Scott; are'ret=pedfullv informed, mat the several Wholesale Houses through which they are supplied.," . with Scott's other goOds, will forward this article. SCOTT'S NANKEEN DYE, in bottles at is. 2.d. Scott's Liquid Trvie Blue; hi bottles of various bites: Also; his superfine Wter-colours, in cai.ces.; arid all necessaries far Drawing and Colouring, wholesale and retail, as abovr. [PR/CE SIX t'ENCE: IMPERML PARL MM ENT HOUSE. _O F COM MO , SATURDAY, NOV. 14. Mr. N. VANSITTART (by. leave ' Of the F10.;:r.-.) brought up the Report of the Committee of :,;up Iv, which was read and 4g-reed to. InE.SECR 1: TA EY AT W.A . k moved for leave ti bring in a - Bill for the Nettcr punisiimun. of Mutini and Desertion—Granted. The t'iihery 'Salt Bill was i:_tad a, third tine ar. passed. The Malt. Deny Bill and tile tension Date B were severally 'read 4 n eond Lime, and comet; for Monday. BAKER,. , . • Mr: TIERNEY called the attention of the to an Ad of last S , :ssion, whereby Bak t- _ , - pr Atibited from se.l flg , Bread 'that . - baked_ twenty' -four hours. In consequ produdiveness of the late harvest, said, now rendered unnecessary.. • Ad. had but a fortnight to ruti-, • been. incurred under it to a the levyins of which would be.a gre:tt,taidsh- 1 ,..;. many very industrious persmis, and cortainiy w., not called for by circuthszanceS - at the pre,ent.no, meat. He therefore Moved for leave to bring.in a. Bill to repeal the Apt of last Session for prohibiting tkie sale of Bread that had not been hakt;vd wenty four hours, and for indethrrifying Bakers and ty.ncr persons from all penalties incurred - by them in eon- - sequence of selling - or .expoiing to sale' such Bread. The. SECRETARY at WAR thought the Indetr..- nity should only take place from the time of bring ingin,the , • Mr. TIERNEY said, that would he a proi , er . sUbjeel for consideration •when.the Bill was in a Committee.. . • Le.lve ;giver'. Adjourned as bail-past Four. Fro'by the LONDON GAZETTE, 'Nov. 14_, 'Sol. THE Names of those Who were nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of the couneit, at the quer,-on the Morrow of Saint Martin, in the Forty. second Year of the . Reign of King Geot-ge the Third, and in the year of our Lord 'got : BEDFORD HIR a—lohn Higgins` the Younger, of Turvey - , • Esq. ; Godfrey chornkosi, of MoggerhanBq, Esq. ; John Williams Willaurrie, of Tingrith, Esq.' BERnsatitp-Richant Benvon, .of Ezglefield, Esq.-, The • Honourable Thomas Windsor, of Briywick; Richard Ma- - 'thews, Of,Wargrave, .Esq: • " B ire rcr nAbfsirra, s James „ 4 /Idharrr 1.2:1, - "rn, of -,Missen derOthliey, Esc; Philip f;lox, Pascoe Prenfell; Esq, C ANS . AICD Whittleseit, Esq. ; Thomas Bur&ss the Elder, ef Benvv - i-..:k, Esq..; John Mar-• shall,.of Elm, Esq. . CHES.U.T 2 E---;.Ny rence Wright, of Mrrti4m St. Andrew, Esq ;: Walter Booth, of TweirdOW; Esq. ; rohn Fender!, • of Great Monington, • • . - CUTI.DERLAN-r-doszpli.Tirfen Scnhouse l of Calder Abby,, ES'q. ; Edivard of Poloinain, r.sq: ; _Robert Bon her Warwick,. of Warw7_( Dcas,wirax 7 -T.hornas of.t.:roxall, Esq. ; Sir•Ro .bert Wilmot, of Chadston; Ba:t. ; Thouths isorrowe, of, Castlefield, Esq. DaN•oristrixt-I-john - Phillips Carpenttr, •df Tavistock, Es 4. Sirjblin Davie, or cgedy, ,4art. ; Arthur Chum.- pernnwne, ct.Dartington, Esq. DoKsatsarp.E--Edmuird Morton'Ploydell, of,Whatcombe, Esq. Gonion, of LeWstan„ Esq. John Pinney, of Eta:l:down, Esq.. ' " • • Essrk—COTlleri us Ficnderixon Hcrtwriklit„ Highland;,: • gst..' ; • 'John Coe figgott; of Maidon, Esq. ; Robert - Roilzes, of Great IlSifgra, -Esq: • :C;1.071.C.L3 r.R.sn I P.l: -jarre.s. , Ml,l-Vral,',C, of Barnsley Park, - E4l. ; George Tall -, 0t,. of - Guyl7)6, 'Esq. ; James Henry' Leigh, o Addlest • rop, E'sq. • Hi R. ET 0 R SKZ t Debit ; of the Apostles,. Esq. ; • Sorrierset Davies, or Wignme, Esq. ;" Ldwarti Boltow Clive; ctfTreville; r. T•Ft+it D'S PR Ft—Jacob Bosariq.aet, - of Broxborri. Park,' Esq. ; George Woodford Thellussen, of Altienhan„ . .Esq. Henry Blown, of North IVIImS Esg,. kali Godfrey . ; Of cash, Esq. ; Claud Scott, of ,BrornleYy . Esq. ; Sir Brook William Lrydges, _bf Good- . _. ..., _ nestotie,..Bart.. LLI cis rLa still( E—janim 'Band, of Belgrave, Esq.; Wells Horton, of Nertessington,' Er 47; John Pares, of the New. ; at*.e, Esq.:7l •-- • - --,' - ~ , . -., -, . . , . . -, lINCOLNS.R; a A--Edniund Turnor, of Stoke,, Esq. ; Henry Dalton,' of Naith, Esq. ; Tlthinas l'indAr, L. of Dawenstay . . -Wood Hall; Esq. . . ...• MON3dIOUT HSII; a a—T homas Morgan, of the. Ilill, , Esq. ; Charles Lewis, of. Chs:pstow, .Bsq. ; (..;corge jones,_ of Nagor, Esq. '-• NOaloLK—ir George Berney Brograve, of Worsted. Bart.; Robert Wilson, of Difilington, Esq.; John Morse, of .sprmirston, Esq. - NOKTUAMPTONS.HIR x-,Robert CAty•Elwes, of Great Bil ling, I. ; William Buller, o Maidwell, Esq. ; Jolla Harvey Thursby, of Abbiiigton, Esq: , No K T HU:St Et ER r,•A T110111:tS 'John Claverirt&, of Ax well 'Park, Bart. ; Charles Wilbeani:Figge, , oi.'.gewon. House, Esq. ; Stroptoe'Craster, of Craster, Esq. No-r-r ixi;ir.A.mstiriti. —Thomas Thoroton, of 'ninth:mi. Esq. ; Robert Lowe, of Axton, Esq. ; •Robert Ramsden, of Carlton Liittlertek, Esq.. • OxFoßtisH Wykham, of Thatne Park; ; Francis Penyitone, of Cornwall, Esq, ; ThOMAS TooVey;' . . of Neitk:lied, E5(l. , - • RUTLANDSHLR 4—W illiam Gilson, of 13 urleigh, En. ; /rho-, mas Ruilkin, of Exton, Esq. ;. josepli Cooke, of. Edith" Weston, Esq. SurtOPsit re.E--Owen . Ormsby, 9f Porkivon,• Esq..; Sa.- moot Davies, of Drayton, Esq..; William FerrzJay, Dawla Pamir, - Esq: 50r.1.41.KS sir rit a —Benjamin Greenhill, of Stone Eastbri, fohn Hady Chichester - , of Stoke-lahe, Esq. ; 'Mat thew Quantock, of Norton-under-Hampden Esq. STAFFORDSHIRE : ---101111Ficyligay Burt, of E4 - q. Robert Parker, or Park-Hall, Esq. ; George Birch, of Hainpstead, Esq. : . COUNT] OF SOUTHAMPTON—Sir Edward Hulse, of Brea- more, Bart. ; Sir Alexander Grant, of Maltshanger, Bart. Thomas Heathcote, of Embi6y, , Esq. Su FroLK—Charles Lung,_of Saxsuundham,'Esq, ; Thi:nx:2.c COcksedge, of Ingham', Esq. ; Sir Harry Parker, or Mei— . ford, - Bart. . Sur:RAY—Edward Peppin, of Walton-Lodge, Esq - ,-; John Brictwood, of Croydon, Esq. ; John PooleyKonsington, . , • ot Putney; I.r.q. . ' Sus George Thomas, of Madehurst, B.art„; Chrzles Payne. Crawford, of St. Hill, Esq.,; Sir William ,e-sri burnharn, of Er..)orn:run, Bart. WA ft•W 1 cicslfixi-- . -lludale. Stratford Duttlale, of ?terry_ vase, Esq..; HeneaB . e Leg; of Aston, E;;;;,'; John Wight - - wick Kinglity, of OtfctiuNh Bury, *Esq. Witr sn VN'a rre Maiet, or . Holtham Park, Bart. ; - Sir Andrew B.lynton, of Spyo Park, Bart. ; Tho rnAs Henry Hely Phipps, of Westoury Ltigii Esq. Woact . s - roLsiliaz--- . . - Triornas Holmes, of B:o4, Esq. Thomas NeWnharn, .of firoadlios,. Esq.; john ot Wmterclyne, Esq. • By_ THOMAS 13EDT)OES, The Valetudinarian suffers for the sins of his ances-. tors, and he who is. doing pennince for hiS own, may each jUstly:expeet that these Essays should allind something .to wards his relief. The Author flatters himself that the vigi lant Parentivill be enabled to descry danger farther off; and to -turn it more certainly aside. As too much pains cannot be taken to inform thoSe who undertake the care-of Youth, it will be . his endeavour to point our, what is apt to be amiss in regard to Health at Schools. New Plans'af Education are adopted, and in part with success. But the. Pupils of mo- - dem ImproVement would not 'all bear being reviewed' by Locke, Rousseau, and Day. Those great assertors of mai , treated helplessness, regarded the Body equally with the Mind. tt will.not, therefore, be amiss to. bestow some coll= sicieration on the meaus-Aal obtaining a robust Constitution . And as in fixing. the destination of young Persons we are too apt to slight Medital considerations, the Author shall save sorne unavailing regret if he can obtain for them their due weight. • Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church.yard, London; sold by J. Callow, Crown-court,' and Cox, in the Borough; 'B. Balfour, dinbrugh • 11. Colbert, and W. Gilbert, Dublin; and by all Bookselfers.- GENERAL, POST OFFICE, • November 6,180 r . I%,JOTICE. is hereby given, that the' follo,w;,!p -1 Places are now included in the Delivery , of the Pexrry Post, ISLEWORTH, • WORTON, WHITTON, WHITTON DEAN, TWICKENHAM, • • ' TEDDINGTON, (including Bulhy park) HAMPTON, , SUNI3URY. It is therefore ,pattienlarly requested that all Letters for those Parts may be put - into the TWO PENNY POST Offices cr Re cei-,;ilng Houses, orderthat they msy he rig:dr:lly _Amoy - aid & their prop.er Conv6anee._ N. B. HAMPTON COURT and WICK remain in the Delitery of the General Post. Ry Comma;id of His Majesty:s Postmaster denerl, FRANCIS.. FREELL.VG, Secretai , • THEATRE-XOTAL, DRURY-LANE. O-MORROW BVENING., Nov. 17, I Sol, will be performed,. THE , SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. WITH THE SHIPWRECK. Ir °ll IVednesday, Pizarro —the part of Rolla, by Mr. , with The Apprentice. 1 1 , 4 he Sth night of Mrs. llington's -performance at this, cii l tre will be on Thursday next, When the Farce of The ' i ' = n will be acted.