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man; Car r last place , ) ObikEtion to Hair-dress - erg Warehatrset ion where o can hAve Tavlof; led o. . his Trade' Oyile ar4 7 years ; Iroo !edsmani Half NTON, ,OWARDS ' ekle Herzink laces, are de• le above Vest or Letters his Mants , • 434, So-anti; ERY ofeved . , and gdality, df, can nevtt • ses over twit eculiar dei4ol.l - and unli• - ' while the/ ,blic :a. varied-, tnv othei . per enable 11'14, - 0 1. cat pOssibif • • ,c:6,: [Sept. s ion :1,6 1 - ,1 ; C6rdiat, an 4 1-arld Oievutfr sai-u mt .) : acid lestone- Ha ill tit;yam' iteaionii_34;- r tssi, v4s , N.ith dill iin.skairs,. 4.4 her sittia i - was uhilgeti . ith the odvi6l l trial' - of yotit 'pales t w;iicli or 4 large bfr eras ablq if _five- inilcq ti riptly restorct. titan she los u ;of f urth:: l P.Pl:.thg.ciTll4 tet, r )LiS,C()}° . c. 9, Albion' Is. 6tl; !duff kbeller ; at nis F. -ed t ; , th ; • Mr. Tymbs,• Binning)! .:? . . 1 ; most boa' or Advice to cure tor the ften forbid6 ,, r, rise on F;;; 10 : w h and llototl i , ` to Seaflrii° [ICS... • , • ' aor; - , 'cr sirteC* o he Luo; ; every cobrsc,. , d A site .Facult.' -ot salivetr O ! little/relict+ 'attire. I 3 l e, j° , a head, 4 iargF cal !gilt Was tire ; ;elation: IV( t. gc . ,u,odes on , such excrui;. e , s.neariy to? • wasi. Te o0 0; iveA in.rhe cot o re -In little l• y Ca. arms lay' hes t tlration' a, ,by the ,iti your 101.0 the 51 ; 4 4 advice and cocci ill, a w :on tinttM jo i n t rne t ; , 7 - but be make, oery occa‘7l, S'CuAr y;rat . hf U Market ; 204 Zollege ;treCt, 1 - 04 " r 5 'that; d u rty,-,./ .to tile cko e . Ai t o the l'itrot wltictt etel'lo such cases:, he gratuiill to a advantag e c i callVeni eft 41 1 Nu: 35 , 6 No. 103, Little„ ill; 'IStl- s rPet , Little 'rei.;l? rgh ; Xl* a / and rr, BritLtiO nu d - wi th . either sex attri s aretY , Sri t 'sealed %W e s , rr'rriiition loco N t pe ari d all 0 - NUMBER 2860.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 20, 1801, will be performed, HAMLET. ' Claudius, King of Denmark,• Mr. PACKER ; • Hamlet, Mr. KEMBLE ; Polonius, Mr. DOWTON ; Laertes, Mr. C.• KEMBLE ; Horatio, Mr. HOLLAND ; First Grave-digger,. Mr. SUETT ; • Second Grave-digger, Mr. CHIPPENDALE ; Chost of Hamlet's Fathtr, Mr. WROUGHTOW. Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. POWELL; Ophelia, Miss BIGGS. WITH OF AGE TO-MORROW. Baron 'Willinghurst, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. ; . Baron Piffelberg, Mr. SU ETTA Hans. Molkus, Mr. WEW IT Z-E R ; Lady Brumbikk, Mrs. SPA RKS ; Sophia, Miss STEPHENS ; Maria, Miss DE CAMP. Richard the Third was on Monday night received with P o t most unbounded applause by a very briliant and over.: e Audience, and wilt be. repeated every Monday till further notice ; the Part of King 'tichard by Mr. Kembl:t. 1„..r0-riturrow, the Tragedy of 11.,arilet ; Hamlet by Mr. ‘emble— with of Age To-me :row. Due notice wtil be given of Mrs. Siddons' first Ap mranee this Season, which :viii be inn very short tune. 1, 1 x) THEATRE.:ROYAL, COVENT , GARDEN. -MORROW . EVENING, Nov. ZO, z Sol , will be perferme(l, FOLLY AS, IT FLIES. With New.l-Sceries, , Dresses, and Deccirations. The Principal Charmers by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. KNIGHT, s 'Mr. H. lOHNSTON, MURRAY,IIIr. WHITFIELD, Mr. WADDII,, Mr. SIM NIONS. Mrs, GIBBS, Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURRAY. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr': BETT It•TON. The Epilogie by 'Mr. MUNDtriv WITH PAUL AND VIRGINIA, Paul, INGLEDON . • Alhamhra i Mrs. MILLS; Trociic, Mr. TOWNSEND ; Diego, Mr. EMERY And Dominique, Mr. LINDEN. acir.tha, Mrs. ATKINS ; J And Virginia, Mr;:. H. JOIrMSTONT. y k taaitis and Gentlemen who, for want of room, were dis. tvpointed of Places for the Dueniii on Tuesday, are iesped 4 11 Y acquainted Mrs. Billireton a print in the Ch;rta6ter 1 11 Clara on Saturday next (with The Vann Mouse), and repeat ',same Charader on the folio - wing Thursday. i tt rorn the great demand for Places, Mr. Cooke will appear the Characler of Richard the 'Phird on Muriday next ` w ith Perouse); and repeat it every folly:wing, Mguday. ( ) kin Tuesday, the Ne*Comedf.of irony as It with O scar and. Malvina. Logl, NoveliTher rIt1:1,. a large 1)110 BITCH : t she ansvetrs to the. Name of R.OSA ; very lourediolt , and rather grey about the mouth. She had no ellar on w h en lost. Whoever will bring her to No. 94, 411 -rnall, shell teeeiVe Tufo Guineas Reltard. _No gftatcr ReNyarci will it offered. PACKET'S TTo and frQtn SOUTi - 61;IPTON ancI_OUERNSEY. HE VIGILANT, .1O H N GR V T Corn.. m arAer, and the ALERT, STEPHEN MARTIN, 1, 1 ?)pose sailing to and from the Ports aboVe:.trthntioned.every v tr ,l% n lay. Bath Vessels are riel, sail very fast, .and have Lc fortable Accommodations fora ntunbdr of Passel). 'S; alto fa HorSeS and Carriages. -The Commanders may '.-spoken with at the Royal George and Vine, Inns, near 7 .. . ..:!!,L.gte.Quay, Southampton. . CAVALRY TO BE SOLD. ALieutenant-Colonelcy, a Majority, desirably situated, a Sub-tieutenautcy of Life Guards,• and se ""al Curnotcis - . - • JNFAN'fRy.—A Majority Old Regiment at Home, with ii,L I Y one Battalion; Two Companies . within and one out ot ige break • a Lieutenantey ditto in a West India Regimen t, severat Ensigneies, some on very advantageous terms. k , XCHANGES.—A Lieutenant-Coloneley of Infantry, Cst Indies, to Home ; a Major in. an Old Regitnent,ar Home riest Indies ; ditto Light Dragoons in India to I n f antr y p,,,..t too for a Coinpany ; ditto, in the East Indies, for a Coin ; Captain in an Old Regiment at Home to a West India L l 'itnent ; Captain-Lieutenant East Indies to Home; two th;tenants or Light• Dragoons to Infantry ; Lieutenants in t t ~ ti L as t and West Indies. to home; two Cornetcies for En &C. &C. e,%ANTED PuitcriAsE, Troops and Lieutenantcics `-avalry, a West India Compa n y, & c . & c. Several eligible Candidates f o r C omm i ss i ons Ab roa d . 4N Pply. to (or address) Mr. Harrison, No. 74, Newman- INFIRMARY for DOGS. 1 R.. BLAINE, No. 19,. .Lower • John-street, I VI . i 1,,„ Goideu.squuc,-Piceadiliy, whose . long attention to iti,c`biteaSes of Dogs, has enabled him to make sonic valuable 60Yeries thereon, begs leave to inform the Public he may or li l ?ristilted on their various Complaints, at home, abroad, t e , Y letter. ' At home; at ss. each time ; abroad, or by let k t ! 4 lis. per visitor letter.. •Mr. Blaine has likewise opened I ) ( kani(xlious Set of,Apartmerits for the reception of sick lit t s l )'where they are kept distind frorrieachother, and' ex.- r.LnCe the most judicious' medical iireatment 'and . attentive _ , , at tos - ...6d. orr2s. a week, asilia case may require more ;= 4 s 't‘ei - itiork- . . -,i.,reverition of the inoculating young Dogs t o ',; l ,Cotv-pox matter has been found to leSsen their liability Itlf u tstemper,. though not wholly to destroy it, Mr. Blaine ti t iqiiits the Public. their Dogs may be inoculated by him in t,, N yri . anncr, either at.-Imine or abroad. r,, J. Maine. is Proprietor and Discoverer of the Medicinal 1 / 4 - 4 7dei. for the Distemper, and the Specific Ointment for the ktki n g,e, and Author of the Anatomy of the Horse., price 21. 2s. L t 'le Treatise on the Distemper anti Mange in Dogs, price by T, Boosey, No. 4, Old Broad-street. • - - l'ir TO BE PEREMPTORILY - SOLD, s t a 'altant to a-.Decreeof the High Court of Chancery, -ade ,Z, 4 Causer" MILLER against BENS L E Y,'' before joint . I)",lalger, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, - at the t r ,:ullc Sale-room ofthe Court. of Chancery, in Southern p tc-Lnildings, Chancery-lane, - London, on pridayithe 18th icq_ sif December, 130 i, bet Ween the hours of Twelve and 1..,.`, - -,,.flt ., •the Afternoon, ,in Four Lots ; . ' v tam, FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD % S'"r A.T ES • . r, t , situate at Pertenhall, Colsuworth, Buhl li and Wilclen, in the Co.unty of Bolitord. -- - . Vq 4rt ulars whereof may 13;•iiad gratis at the said Master's rnb e . • - . '. - - - . ‘llt s , hers, in Southampton-buildings atoresaia. ; of William z,'t vi ;Jere, Hitchin, Herts, 'Esq. ; of Mr. Druce, Solicitor, vo., t •oredon.sireet, Fenchureli-street, London • and of Mr. , Visencl, Solicitor, Sral )le•lnn, London. • \•,lZ.:„..Penants will chew the.Farnis. bEVONSHaE. r 0 BE - SOL 6 BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, 'With Possession at Lady-dav next, DESIRABLE -RESIDENCE; situated in the b eautiful Vale of Otter y St. - Mar Y ; consisting of a N tt e , r n Brick ILO US E,, and all other necessary Buildings ; p e r With 8 z Acres of exceeding rich Arable, Meadow, 111. ,1 , _atti re Lanck surrounding tine Houle in a Ring, one- Ne9t Which is tbrmcd by the. River ott .. r, by which near ;,1 1r , I .es of the Estate mar.be watered. Ihe House is with (era-ui t a quarter of a mile from' the Town of Oitery, - where e• Qi , gente e l Families reside, - induced by the mild 5s of ,i,rnate, and the beauty of the Conntry.. %v. Enquire of Dr. Lurks Hai it Tavistock, • 440 , 141. 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A T a MEETING held in pursuance , of ari M kA. vertisement by.the recommendation of the COURT of SEWERS, for taking into consideration the propriety of ap plyinxto Parliament for leave to bring-in a Bill • for the E F.ECTUAL IMPROVEMENT of the said DRAINAGE, according to notices already given for that purpose; _IVIr. GAI3RI El. STONE in the• Chair; Such Recommendation being taken into consideration, and the necessity of expediting a plan of such important service to the Land Owners'affeded - by the imperfect Drainage of the said River, being fully apparent to the Proprietors present •, Resolved; That application be made to Parliament, in the, present_ Session, for leave to bring in a Bill for Improvin g th e Drainage of the River Axe. That a Committee of the Proprietors be appointed to pre— pare the Petition and Bill, and to lay the same before the Proprietors at large, ara Meeting to beheld for that. purpose at the New Inn at Cross, on Friday the z ith day of Decem ber next, at Ten u'Clock irithe Forenoon, which Committee is now appointed and approved, and will individk!ally have notice thereof. That John Conway, ofWells, Gent. be appointed Solici tor, to prepare the Petition and Bill, under the diteelkm• of the said Connuittee, and condo& the application to Parlia merit- for carrying the said Bill into a Law. That a Subscription be entered into for defraying the ex pences-of such application to Parliament; which Subscrip tion was accordrogly opened by the Proprietors present at this Meeting. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Commis sioners of 'the Sewers, for .convening the present Meeting, and for the information given by them of their progress in - consequence of the Petitions delivered to the Court of Sewers, and for the production at this Meeting of their Plans and Reports of Engineers, -as Materially tending to expedite the intended volication to Parliament. That these Resolutions be printed in TIiE . SUN and Star NeWspaperg, in Romer, and *Middleton's Bristol Journal, Crutwell's Bath Chronicle, and in Goodby's Sherborne Pa per. , GABRIEL, STONE, Chairman. . The Chairman having leftthe Chair, Resolyed; That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to him for his conduel in this business. EXCHEQUER BILLS TO PE FUNDED. November 17, IQoi, THE HOUSE of .COMMONS having come to Reschdion : • That every Persea interested in or entitled unto any Ex cli2cinerll or Bins, made out by virtue of the Ads under mentioned. By Virtue of an Ad 39 and 40 Geo. nr. Regis, for raising 3,500,0u01. towards the Supply, by 'Loans or 'Exchequer Bias. By VirtUe of an Aft 39 and 4o - Geo. 111. Regis, 'can. -T O 4. for raising a further Sum .of Money towards the Supply It3oo, by Loans or Exchequer Bills. By Virtue of an Ad Quad. primo Ceo. 111. Regis, cap. Sr. for raising the Sum of 2,o00,0091 : fur the uses and pur 7 poses therein mentioned. By Virtue of an Ad Quad. prime; C.;00. III: Regis, cap; Sz. for raising, 6,500,0e61..t(Vardi the St!pplyAnno. mSot,by Loans or- Exchequer Bills for the Service of Great Britain. Who shall on or beti,re the 24th day.of November • aoi, carry the" - Sanv to the Office of the Paymasters of Exche quer Bills, shall have.in Exchange for the 'same a Certi ficate or Certificates to the Governor and • Company of the Bank of E ngland, expressing the Sum contained in such Sill or Bills, which Certificate cr Certificates shall entitle such Person or - Persons to capital Stock in the Annuities hereinafter mentioned, for , every tool. contained in such Certificate or Certificates, and Sc) in proportion for any greater sum, that is to say, to 251. Capital Stock in Annuities; after the rate of 51. per cent. per annum; to be added to those granted by an Ad made in the 37th year of the Reign of His present Majesty, and to commenCe 'lrtim the loth day of Odober, iBO ;to Sol. capital Stoek. 'Annuities, after the ratea 41. per cent. per annum, to. commence from the toth day of Odober, 1801 ; to 251. capital Stock in Consolidated Annuities, after the ta/e of 31. per cent. per annum, to com mence from the sth day of July, iSot ; to 2.51. capital Stork in Reduced Annuities,' after the rate of-31. per cent. per annum, to.eemmenee from the toth day of Odober, rBor. And to an Annuity of One Shilling and Nine-pence, to continue for a certain term of Fifty-eight Vears.and three "months, from the loth day• of Otlfober 180 I, and then to cease. [PRICE SIX . PENCE; BA NI:. cf ENGLAND; Novemler 12; tgor. r r COURT" q f DIRECTORS of the GOPERNOR a.yd COMPANY' of the 'BANK of ENGLAND give Notice, Mat Peter Pineatr and Thomas •T s riquet, having been leite6p. appointed C:itsbiers, in the rc6M if I sa.-. Paciniap, resigned, and Thomas 'Higgs, deceased; and Nicholas' Parpphilion amd Samuel liulme, Signer: of Bank Notes cf One and Two Pounds, in the room of the said Peter Pineau and Thomas Triquer, GILL's WARRANTED SWOkDS, Ecc:&c. The following is, a List of the Cashiers,.. and other Pirsons zrbo are now authorized to sign Bank of England Notes, viz. , • The Casbitrs who sign Bark .Nazes of Five Pound value, eaebi andiepwards ; Abraham Newland, ' - . Williani johnson, Robert Aslett, , ' Francis liensall, _ Owen Gething, Richard Bridger, Edmund Lewin, Jeremiah Kelly; Giles Collins, Charles Smith; ' William Dunn, . . ' Samttel Underhill; John Still, .. Isaac Field; Christopher Older, Peter Pineau, , ' john Waldron,- and William Mullens, Thomas Triquet. .. That every. Person possessed of any. such Exchequer Bills, who shall be desirous of subscribing or contributing the sum of 5(4. for every for,l.- containcd"therein, and 'wild shall on or before ,the ioth day . of• November, Aot, make a - deposit of 251: per cent. on such Sum as he or Slt.tsh4.ll chose 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 beibre the days - or times hereinafmr-mentioned; that 4 to say, 251.. percent. on or bee fore the iSth December then next following ; • and 501. per cent. QII or before the iisth day of January, 1802. That every such Contributor shall. for every Sol; so con tributed and paid, be intitulcd . to the , of 121. capital Stock in the said Annuities, after the rate of '5l. per cent, per annum ;• to 251. capital Stock in the skid Annuities, after the rate of 41. per cent. par annum ;.to t2l. toil. capital Stock in the Said Consolidated Anntiities, aftcrtlie'rale of 31. per cent. per annum ; to tat. lOS. capital Stock . in the , -said Reduced Annuities, after the rate of 31. per cent. per annurn. 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. Persons wh6 rrg n Bank Nat; of One and. TWO Pounds valor ta4-b WilliaM Garrett, •. • William George, James I.ollg,man,• Isaac Pootli, • Gerard Thomas South, Richard Fawcett, lames 134ther, • - Charles Phillips, George Nicholls, • *Charles Watts,: • • Alexander IlOoper,. Nicholas Painphilioni John Clack, • and William Caulier, Samuel Flulrrie. • - R.OI3ERT BEST, S'ec. -- TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE_CONTRACT, AFARM, in the - Parish of South Mimins, in the County of Middlesex, consisting of a Farna-house, with the , Out,buildings and Appurtenances, and Thirty-two Acres of Meadow Land, Tweuty-seven Acres 'of which 'are Copyhold, holden Ofthe Maxtor of ; the remain der TO BE SOLD 'BY AUCTION, ON THETREMISES, By Mr. WARREN, On Monday the . 3nth inst. at Eleven o'Clock, By Direaion of the. Executors of THOMAS GILL, Esq. Sword-cutler and. Gun-maker, lately deceased; The Farm is in Lease. for a tzrin which will expire at Michaelmas, 180 Z. , . . - The Land,Tax-has been redeemed. Further particular's may be knoyen on application to Messrs - Forster, Cooke and Frere, of Lincoln's Inn. That the said respeaive Annuities shall he added to and made one joint Stock With, and be redeema►ble at the same time and in tire 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 and of Great Britain. ALL the VALUABLE STOCK of FINISHED GOODS, at his late Manufadory in Mass-house Lane, in Birmingham ; coMprising a large Assortm en t o f hig b est Svc/outs, Hangers, Dirks, &e. for Military as well as ,Naval Officers, of all ranks, elegantly fitted up with Silver, Gilt, and Steel Mountings • also some-fine unmounted Sw or d - Blades ; a variety of Mountings; Gilt, and Silver Hilts and Fur niture; Guns and Pistols; several lldzens ofhighly-finished Patent Steel Snuffers, Razors, &c. of Mr. Gill's Manutlic ' tory, the peculiar excellence of which has long been univer sally known and acknowledged. Also, on Tuesday theist December, and following Days, all the UNt INISHED:STOCK, &c.; consisting of large quantities of Blades for all kinds of Swords; Bayonets - of all kinds, finished'as well as unfi n i s h e d ; G un and Pistol Barrels, Locks ; and Furniture of every description ' twelve Tons of various kinds of Iron and Steel ; Joiners', Carpen ters', Masons', and Coopers' Tools; Walnut and Beech Gun And Pistol Stocks, and a quantity of dry Walnut Plank. Catalogues may be had eight days preceding the Sale, at Mr. Gill's Sword r.r.d Toy-shop, in Norfolk-street, Strand, LondOn ; of the Printers of the Liverpobl and Bristol Papers, or at the Place of Sale. THOMAS, JAMES, and JOHN GILL, respect_ fully inform their Friends and the Public in general, that they continue the various , Businesses csrried on by their late Father, as real Manufaelurers of WARRANTED and other SWORDS, best and common Fo; , yling-pieces, Pistols; Musquets, &c. in all their various branches, Wholesale and Retail. . , • egr Orders 'addressed to them in Birmingham, will be punctually attended to. This Day was published, price ss. In- boards,. ANEW Translation of the SATIRES o f JUVE NAL, in English Ver4: Notes. By - WILLIANI RHODES. Non verbunt verbo. Ho R . Oxford : Sold by 1. Cooke; and by Messrs. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. BARR' a New and Beautiful Edition-bf B FFO N's 1%1 t.r - RA L HISTORY, Complete. • Notwithstanding the extraordinary Rise on Paper, the Pro prietors of " Barr's Buftbn's Natural History" are •deter mined to - sell it at the Original Pric e , an d for the Accoin modation ofthe Public they have now on Sale a very hand rline Edition, in Fifteen Volumes Duodecimo, which will be.found to be the Cheapest Work ever offered to the Pub lic. • DUFF° N's NATURAL HISTORY, Lit Containing a Theory of the Earth, a G enerat - History of Man, of the, Beute Creation, and of Vegetables, Minerals, - 8,7c. Translated froM the French, and intersperse& with Notes. • By J. S: BAR'R, Esq. • '• • ,The whole of this valubale Work, forming, beyond com parison, the most Complete and elegant Natural History in the English, or any other Language, beautifully printed, and making Fifteen Volumes, which contain near eGoo pages of beautiful Letter-press, besides the elegant and numerous set of original Copper-plates, takenfrom life, may be had, In boards, price - - - -• z' 3 1 - 5 o Bound in sheep,and lettered 4 4 0 Ditto, calf and lettered - - - 4 ro 0 Elegantly bound in calf, silt and lettered 4 47 6 London.: Printed from . the Translation - of Mr. Barr, for the Proprietor; and sold by 11. D. Symonds, No. ao. Pater noster-row, and may be had of ail Booksellers and Newsmen in Town and CoUritty, on the above terms. • , TO THE P.UI3LIG. The advantages arising from the entertaining study of Na tural History are too genetally felt and acknowledged to need enlargement in favour of a Work cliculated to assist that en lightenin pursuit ; it may •therefore be sufficient to remark, that the general outline of the present design is to give - a cor rect description of, and theory of the Earth, the History of Man, and of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Minerals, and of the various Birds, Fishes, Reptiles and InScas, which adorn animated Nature; together with a clear succinct ac count of their habits, customs and qualities, on the authori ties of Buffbn Lewenhoek ) Ray , 1 Hunter Geoffry I Swammerdam Derham 1 Lettsome Johnson Spallangan De'la Piddle Edwards Malphigi R heatimur Gowan Pennant Marald W illoughby I Monro and Other eminent Naturalists ; the Transaaions of the various Philosophical Societies in Europe, .and the most respectable Travellers and VOyagers. Every attention has been paid to render this Work as complete and correa as possible, which the Translator and Editor has More particularly undertaken, at the desire of many of the Nobility and Gentry of this King dom, as no Complete History of the kind has hitherto been published. N. B. To prevent mistakes, and the obtrusion of former and inferior Works on the subjeA, the Public are requested to ask for, or order, Ba rr ' s !Nets , and Beautiful Edition of Butibn's Natural H istory ;- Which is executed in a degree of very superior excellence. A Fine Edition of the above Work, elegantly .printed in Qlavo, with First I mpresahatis Olf:the -P•lares, ;filay.behacl in Ninety4our Numbers, at One Shilling each, by.ore or more at a time, or the Fifteen Volumes in boards - 6 Ditto, in calf and lettered - 6 ' 6 =Ditto, oiceiintly bounthirt carf r fat and lettered 6 44 4 6 LINCOLNSHIRE.---SALE OF LANDS. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, Early in the month of J a nuary n ex t, if not previously dis posed of 'by Priva% Contrad ; HE Detached ESTATES a n d PROPERTIES T Of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton„Sutterton Wigtoft, Swineshead, Bicker,. Gosbertoni - -Surfieet, Pinch beck, Dorrington, Ruskington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry Farm in the Parish of Fiskerton, in the County of Lincoln. Particulars of which are in preparation, and will be ready for delivery in the coursoot next month. In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed u-pba application to the respeelive Tenants, Empingh.un; Ott, Sth, 18ot, • UG t, • 59. to 6d. Lump, 91d. to zod. .L Dry Ground SUt.lars, 6V..t0-7id. per lu. 13etter sorts cheaper in proportion.. • . Teas.-One Ounce to every Pound (trett) overweight : Bo." hea,szs. to zs. 6.1.. Congou Leaf, zi. 8;1. - to3s. Congou Kind, 3s. 6d. to - 45. Congou, 43. 6d. to ss. Capital Sou clsong, -53.- 6d. to 6s: , Superfine, 7s to Ss.. Best Imparted,. Padra and Caper Souchong los. per ib. Green Teas, 4s. 6d: to'ss. Capital ss. 6d. to 6s. Hyson, 6s. sd. to 7s. Fine Bs. Superfine 9S. to toS. Best ImpcErted, or - Gunpowder` 14yson, to -I zs. p.er To Deal?rs-Cenuine Original Chests Congau and Green Teas, 45. Bd. to ss. 4d. per lb: • , - • Coffees, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Fine Bourbon, 45: 64.. tols. Best Turkey, is. 6d. td 6s, per lb. Genuine Cocf,a, 35. per lb. Chocolates, 4s.'6d. to ss. Mist, ss. 6.1. Sir Hans Sloane's Milk, Churchman's Patent, and Finest Vanilla,- 6s. to 6s. 6cl. per lb. Rice, Last Carolina, 3d. to.jid. Ground, 4d. to 4}d. Rice Flour, 41(1. to sd. Millet, 3d.• to 30: Scotch Barley, 20. to 3d. per lb • • -- • Spices, Best Cloves, Bs. 6d. per lb. Cinnamon, I2S. 6d. Nutmegs, zos. Mace, 38s. 'Black Pepper, 25. 7d.' White, zs. 9d. bitto Long, 4s. - Alspice, sad. Brown Ginger, rod. White ditto, szd. Carraway asui Coriander Scads, Bd. Sago, 'tad. Tapioca, Pearl Barley, 6d.. JordanoMmonds, 2:;. 6d. Bitter r id. per lb. Starch, sod. to lid. Blues, beSt Stone and Powder r zod. per lb. = • Soaps, best Yellow, 7id. Mottled, Sid. White Curd, 90. per lb. Mustards, Common, sod. Fine, : 14i. Superfine, sad. ' per. lb. Fruits, best Muscatel, Blooms, Sun, Malaga Raisins, Cur rants, Prunes, French Plums, 1 igs, &c. Orders tbr all articles •in the Confaaiouary, Italian, and Oil Trades, executed on the lowest terms. At McsS. -EDWARD FAO LETON and Co.'s thirty years Old-established Tea Warehouses, the Original Grasshopper, No. 42, Cheapside ; and No. 9, Bishopsgate- - street near C,Jrniti:l. CAUTIO . N—No connetlion with any other House with the Sign of the Grasshopper, &c. or any other House of the same Maine, &c. Nor have any persons in the Kingdom authority to sell Teas; &c. in, or use their Names or Firth. Orders by Twopenny or General Pint, injosing Bank, or good Bills, sent to egad amount, or chinge returned in Goods ; or OrderS for Paymcnt on delivery, duly attended to, Wholesale and Retail, and sent (as per ordt.!rj to any part, place,. Coach, _Carrier, Inn, Wharf, &c. in London:-In quirers (only) Must pay Post. All Articles subject to rise and fill of Markets. *C"l" Request. thnely notice with Orders. • . _ . To His Majesty's Forces by Land and Sea, and tlie. Public at large. ' A N N's APPROVED MEDICINE for iVI Coughs, Colds, Astlunas, Consumptions, I-looping copgn, &c. _ _ We the undermentioned Gentlemen of the 45th Regiment, `lately arrived at Horsham Barracks from the V est! I aches, and being afflided with Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds; - B.:c. having made trial of Mann's Approved Medicine % and the benefit we have received from the same, being restored to perfed health, believe it to be worthy of ,every description of praise, and therefore give Mr. Mann, of Horsham, Sussex (the Invcatu e r thereoQ, tree liberty to Make use of our Names. • Horsham, • - Lieut. DREW, • Sept. 8, Igo'. Lieut. and Adjutant SHELDON, 45th Regiment of toot. To Mr. gANN, Druggist, &c. Horsham,"Sussex. • Sir, Hor. Liam , Sussex, Aug. 2, 1799• Having a violent Cold settled on My Luno, accompaLled with a Sore Thwat, which arose from sleeping in a damp bed, I was reconmtendeci.to try the elletis of your Approved Medicine, which, by' taking the same, according to diiec tiOns, every alarming symptom is removed ; .and you ate at. full liberty to make this Case public, as so valuable a re• medy cannot be too strongly recommended. • (Signed) WM. RUSSELL, NVitness, Fit A NCI S OODW I Lieut. Derby Lt6ht . Copt. Derby 'Regirnev. To Mr. MANN. Sir, Horsham Barracks, Sussex, May 7,1799. Many of the Gentlemen of the Third Sufrey Militia, hay. ing experienced the good elleas - of Mann's approved ecti cine, in relieving them from Coughs, severe Colds, Hoarse nes.s; &c. we therefore hereby give the Proprietor tree liberty to make the same public, to recommend his safe and valuable Mcdieire. A. NPDONAT...D, Lieut. and Quarter-Alaster • • 3d Surrey Militia. W. LAWS, Serjeant- Major 3d Royal Surrey. Sold in Bottles at'as. 6d. and 45. 611. etch, Duty included, wholesale and retail, 'by the Proprietor, at Horsham,. Sus sex ; retail, by. Peak. and Co. Chemist to Her Majesty,. No. 27, Haymarket ; Vade, No: 46, C o r n hill ; T utt, Rovat Exchange; Mathews, Strand; E. Newberg, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; Jeboult and Co. Nu. 150, Oxford-street ; Jarman, Warorth, 'Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Collins, Salisbury ; Long, "Winchester ; Baker, Southampton ; Raikes, Gl ouceste r ; Crutwell, and Hazard, Bath ; Bulgin, Shepperd, and James, Bristol ; Wheeler, Aylesbury ; Cook, Farnham ; Albin, Newport ;_ Phillipson, Chichester ; MiddLditch, Ipswich ; Russell,- Gnildford; Strang, Kingston; Lea, 1./.irking ; and by principal Venders of Medicine in England and Scotland. 8..8e particularto observe the NarN and Hand -writing of the Proprietor and sole wholesale Venner, Thomas Mann, is on each Bill of Directions, the imitation whereof is a Ca pital Otlkhce - y and withoUt which it carutot be genuine, THE PAYMASTERS OF EXCHWER BILLS do hereby give Notice, that daily attendance will he g-iven t at their Office, •hetween the_ two I.Vace Yards, Westminster, from Ten • in the 11 , forzsing rill Ore in the Afternoon„( Sundays ex cepted) lentil TUESDAY, the 2-4th day of ./V6v0n.57, iSoi, inclusive, for the purpose of receiving the said Exah , quer Bills, rursuant to. the elbow Resolution, and for delivering to the Patties . Certificates, entitiing.them to subscribe at the Bank' of England, the Sum of sot. °newly tool. Principal Sum contained in such Exchequer Bills; and the Bearers of the said Bills are. , /esired to bring One List of all the abovementioned Exchequer Bills, in dif ferent Classes, with the amount. of each Steck: of-the said Bas, containing the Me hers in Numerical Order, and shewing the amount of the principal Sums contained therein, nelzich are to. be Funde /, the time of commencement of Interest, with the aznount that will be due thereon, which will he paid in Money, computed at the rate of Threepence liallpenz!y; hy . the 1).0 , on every 'col. to the said 246 day of`Novenzber,' 12,r,. on which day the Interest on the said Ex4elnet- Bilis will.cease ; and 'they are desired in the said List to state the antount of Capital Stock-to he created in the' seve ral Fields, and write their _Names and- laces of abode on their List, die! i• - dorse their Names on the said Etas. Thello42 crs of the abovemertiomi.d Exchequer Bills are parti cular'ly'i-eqUested to form One List, observing t Class the said Billsaccoildimg to the several /157: undir which they were issued. "Exchequer Bill OJF:'e, -18th gSv, 1801.' EAST INDIA HOUSE, November 18, iSoi. MHE.COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCILINTS of ENG LAND'r.7,:Iing to the East Indi?s, do hereby give Notice, Ti,at the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock ill l le Shut on ,Thursday, the 3d of December next, at Two o'Clock; and Opened again on Thursday, the 2 1st of ; yanua7 following. That the Dividend Warirants on the said S(ock,' tine the sth Of Yanuaiy,viill le ready tc 6edelivered .;•1 Monday, the titb of 7annaty ISol. WILLIAM RAMS A', sec. EAT INDIA HOUSE, -- November IS, ISof THE COURT of DIRECTORS of th e UNITED COMPA NY 0 - MERCHAIN'IS of E , NG. LA ND trading to th e E as t-I n di es , d o berebs give Notice, That a Oiarter(y General Court of the said C.'ompaly will be Geld at their House, in Leaden/Jail-street, ,on Wednesefgy, the 16th of December next, at Eleven o'clock in, t i be Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend from Midsummer last to Christ_ mar next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec.