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, . , , • . . IT V ,•,_,,,...,,,,A .•...„-,.. . ...... 1 o _, , I , 0 W.:.- -- •••;.• • .. A --- :.. ._-_, .. . . - .tr, ---,•••• ...4 .i..7„-... , -; , .-:-.... 0 ---,.-., , /y ii ~ a',A,. ".• / 01 il 11 ‘‘, • /1 , • e • t a?! • I .. N UMBER 2817.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IVIORROW EVENING, Oaober 1,180 r, Their Majesties' Ftetvants will perteirtri a Comedy, cal led •• THE . CLANDESTINE M ARRIAGE, Lord Ogleby, Mr KING ; Sir john- Melvill BARRYMO RE ; Sterling, Mr. DOVITON •,! ' Lovewell, Mr. Ci KI::M3LE Brush, Mr. P.ALNI.E.R. E ; • Canton, 111 r. .MADDOUKS • Serjeant Flovver, Mr. P.A.t.'K ER , • Traverse, !Mr. CAUL FIELD ; Trueman, Mr. SU RMO,NT.- idrs. Veidelb,:•rg, Mrs. SPARKS ; bliss Sterling, Mis.lDE ('AMP ; Fanny, Miss- CAMPBELL ; Betty, Miss MELLON; Chambermaid,. Mrs. SCOTT. To which will be added a Husieal Entertainment, called THE Di E.SER.TER. • Henry, IVjr. KELLY; RvsSet, Mr , SEDGW.I CK ; Simkin, Mr. Sit FTT ; Skirmish, Mr BANNISTER, jun. Louisa, Mrs. CROLY‘t ; Jenny. Mrs. BLAND ; Margaret, !Ars. MADDOCK'S. 2r.A.a. 11, will be irtrcie. t :cm; Mant4rivres, the Dead March, and the Cert.: now/ iised shobting , a Deserter. Itoxes, 6s. ;Second Prii. e, 3s. Pit, 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery, as. Second . Price, is. Upper Gallery. is. Se cond 1- 'rice,6d.—No iiioney to be Retutned. for tile Box - es to be taken of Mr. •Fosbrook, at the Lox ()!lice, in Little Itt- • T he - Doors to be open t d a t half past Five, and to bLgin at. halt after Six. On Saturday, The Mc mchant of Venice, with Blut Beard. • • On Monday, George Jarrtwell, with Lodoiska, - . And on Tuesday, the .Trigedy.of Richard the Third. LECTURES on tl te.VENEREAL.DISASE, &c. I mnerly House-Surgeon to the &c. will .commence his usual Corti-sea Le&ures o; .1 the Venereal Disease, Stridures in the Urethra, and othe x litledions of the U.' rinarv,Organs, on Iftursday,. October at his house, No. z, Solio-square. The Course W ill consist ofTwelve Ledures. fOrther particulars' may be known by applying as above. lIIRDICAL THE .AT4E, ST. BARTHOLOMEW's .1-OPITAL; FE followiri; g COURSES of LECTURES will , detivred t this Thcaire during the "ensuing Win: —r:• On - • 3eROBERT St EORY ;Intl PRACTICE ,of MEDICINE, by O and Dr. POWELL fa h l l c V Lecturei given occasionally by Dr. Robert. T Hy A . TO,MY and PHYSIOLOGY; byMr. AEERNE- C / ii ) innarative ANATOMY a:.3 PHYSIOLOGY, by -Du 0, , T ,', II ACART VEY. • 3 ( - lEZ)ky a id eRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr. NETii\ voltl)ll‘4lvDEF.Nwai R sF.TE R I‘ . , and th,t MEDICA, by Dr. and the i DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, by Dr. THYNIN E. - e C loc The Lectures-v. 411 begin on Thursday, October 1 , at Two k. Further Panic. liars may be known by• applying to Mr. tietiolson t at ti Apothecary's Shop, - St. 'Mrtholonlew's hospital. - ' . WE'T 'MINSTEX. 'FIRE-OFFICE; BEDFORi LSTREET, COVENT-GARDEN, EST AB', ISHZD'I7I7, Tor Insuring 1-13i1StS arty. Buiidinby iforn Loss by Fire, September a 5, rSor. NOTICE -is hereh given, That at this Office no chargt ; will be made fcr Policies where the Sum 2. 'trileunts ?to 3001. and upwards. Los se s ' This Otfic.e hats, ever since its institution, paid 411 Withou• t any dedmaion whatever, and all Losses by tir G . unpowcitr. G. H. EROWNE, Sec. _ . -L — ri -- ----..,„ , s'tsiGlllAN "s PATENT BARREL ORGANS and PIANO FORTES, M . ANUF At. Sold, warranted 20 ';,, Per•Cer. t_ under the usual Prices, for I'.eady Money ~"AY, at , his :',i• :tiic Warehouze, ND. 131, Cheapside, (from `°- 26.1 I:Lw Music, just published, (0 1%1 . c*- 11. (ob. ;:on.tinuecl Monthly) of th.e.BEE, Seleßion Vocal Pieces from Mozart, Haydn, Shield, &c. Is. 6d. o i NO • 1 1. • ditto, of the Caledonian Museum, or the Beauties Sc ottish Vora Is. 6d. ..11 :rl' thewelve n ew oa2 rid lashiNiable Dances, Waltz's, &c. P. F. Yi.rB . 27 v venty-four itto, of Hornpipes, Violin, ditto. iie Union Me iley, 2.5. 6d. Sonatinas,. Violin Accompaniments, 4 5 - Toziart's Thie. : Pieces, 4s. j,hortly will be . published, a th New _Musical Library, en each • • ber to havetheir Piano Fortes tuned gratis. A TUBE SC tIJD, on very advantageous Terms, .tt" ENSIGI\ ICY in an Old Regiment of the Line, ndi es at- Prese nt stt ttioned in the pleasantest part of the Wc , ,:t I);;;Eizsr Particulars apply if by Letr, post-paid) to r, Serjeant's In ( n, 1 2, ject-b street. • 15 SUFFOLK. r , .PO ,USE XNING, near Newmarket. .LEI I', E and, .enterti, upon at Michaelrnas next, or soon cr, if required, in toe Parish of Exiting, v uthin (Ale mile (1f Newmarket, a Comrortable HOUSE, consisting of tvv-, 1 ?arinurs Lrid a Vestibule, .a good Kitchen, and necessary Otlic,es ; i:149 tom - good - Chambers, and Attics over them, together Nl'l Gardt::il, Stable,' Coach-home, and five AereS of g'pod . Past - tire, - adjOii•iing, the . : 'House and Stable's.. • - • • - Two Packs of Hatrriers are kept within five miles Of'Ex rting, and a pick. of - Fox-hounds, th.z prihap'al. part of the season, at Newiliarizt..' . • The Parish of tun isti,, of as exceeding good' Common. Eielci, atiords an opportunity for Sf - I;Ooting aUd .Coursin4.. House will be-lett free from 'Parochial Charges. v . pA.plv to Robtrshe ec w t.Shthe er, .PreUliseS lqrs. fi .amattlid, both of ug, o STOCKEkSTON, LEICESTERSHIRE TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A L Mdsc. Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, --con til s isting of the MAN OR, the Perjr4uo A DVO WSON sT o RE - ,,,.•CTORY and the TOWNSHIP oAMLET • tai,, ` - N.E.RSTON, , in the County of Leicest r er H , which con-: eta .93E Acres, pr,.thereabouts, of very rich Meadow and Land, a neat Mansion-house, a good and cort'venient t o ,'„? . lionse, with suitable Out-httildiitgs to each, and Eight . G. rtabie Cottages, :all in good RepaiT. • 1 0 1 1. Land . cOmprizes 130 Acres, or inercabouts,. of Wood . l'i ty ," l4l ; whereon are growing. 1237 large and valuable Oak ..ber Trees suitable tor His Majesty's Pock-yards, and I,Vliller. Oak Trees. briderwdod is cut annually in certain proportions, • i haeA„ . , e ° l lte round every eighteen years, and consists of very "er E.lm, and other I. oles . There are also 64 Tim- Ito:,"(1 othia. Trees of Ash and Elm growing the Hedge Ns. St oc , t erSton - distant about twenty.miles .from Leicester, tit,;" C i% from Stanitiaid, and three frith Uppingham, and is to k txt in a line. Sporting Country,..in which Two'Pacles of 4..,, u tIQ e ials are kept. • .0 Land T ax o f this Estate is redeemed. ne Premises be viewed, on application to Robert ZV ai ke ses may. Pri h , Esq. at the. MansiOn-house, at ,Stockerston ; and ted p . ', artftulars may he bad at the Chambers. of Messrs. of ,V z ig'tcq and Bell, Lamb buildings, Temple, London ; Ca ra - r ' king, at Grantham ; and at the Offices of Messrs. Thore, and Gray, In York, and Mr. Temple, in • • Iv a tter ;• and-Plans of the Estate will be left .with• Mr. -• se r Mr. King. - • WEDNESDAy, SEPTEMBER 30, 180 i. SANS SOUCI. rr HE PUBLIC are respeEtfully . informed; that SANS SOU CI, Leicester-place Leicester-square, WILL OPEN on Saturday. next, October 3, iSot, under the Sanction of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlaip, with an Entertainment, entirely new and'original, called ' A FRISK: . Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. PART I. - • • Rec. Sir Peter, Mag, and the opening .pf the Plot.—Song. True Delight.—Rec. Young Tinion undeeeived.Song. In vino veritas.—kec. More Encroachers.—Song. 'rife Cuc koo.—Rec. 'An Exception.—Song. The Letter N. 7 -Rec. The Galley Slaves.—Song. The Manes of the Brave. Rec. Mr. Paddle —Song. Literary Transmigration;—Rec. Something or when—Sol*. The New Year. PART 11. Rec. Sir Peter' Impatient.—Song. The Voyage of Life.—,. Rec. The Discovery. Song. Fathin . and I.—Rec. Whit fie.--Song. Tray.—Rec. More Poets.—Song The )La dies.—Rec. The Lamwoh.—Song. Love and. Madness.— Rec. The Wooden. Legs.—SOng. Jack at - the Opdra.-.- Rec. Nuts.—Song. The Dinner. - PART 111. • , Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony.--Sang. The Original and the Pia ore.—Rec. Courage and its Shadow.—Song. The \' i cisz:itudes of Glory.,,Ree. • r i ,t.: A mtla4sactor wahourCre dentials. —Song. Honour .aiii:mg l';lievcs. - 7 -Rec. • Alag _talks !—Song. The Wile eled.—Rec. The Lovers: 7 7S,ong. • Every Man- his own •Pilot.---.-Ree. The Surprize.—Song.,_ - - The Appeal. ..` The whole is written and composed, and , will be spoken, ..,. sung, and accompanied by Mr, DIBDIN. .. . AdMittance, Boxes ss. Pit 3s:- Galleryls. . Doors to be open at Seven, and the Periorinance to begin QCHEME of the IRISH LOTTERY, becrins Li, Drawing November i 6, xS O I . e ~ No. of Prizes, Value of each. Total Value: 4 .. of 47.'0,000 is ,C. 40,000 , • 4 - , 5,000 ---- 2,0,000 4 . —"--- 2,000 ---- S,oco 5 ---- • A,OOO ---- "5,000 5 —__— 303 ----,. 2,500 , /5 . 100 ----,. 1,500 . ZO ---- 5 - 1,000 S t ooo ___— 9 -- 72,000 8,057 Prizes. . 2 3,943 Blanks. 32,000 Tickets. .C. 150,000 Capitals . Determinable. - . ,First drawn Ticket, Ist Day, - ,C. Soo • Ditto, - 4th Day, - 1,000 Ditto, - 7rn.D4x, - 5,000 Ditto,.. - 13th Day, to,oao Ditto - - 19th Day, 7 10,000 Ditto, last Day _ i ._ _ - _ 2,000 Present Pikes of Tickets and Slut res. Whole Ticket - o a ,C I* 2 '1) - 4 5 o Sixteenth '6 'if 0 Quarter ditty - 3. 0 Tickets and Shares at Tickets are now on sale at every Li censed Lottery' Office. An early. purchase is recommended, as the Tickets this year arels..eheaper than last July, and there is no probabi oftheir, best.; lower. Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices. BREWERY TO BE,SOLD, • Peremptorily, on Thtirsday the '24(1 Day of Odober, at One o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle street; LiVeroOOl A . ' . . : very Extensive and, Complete BREWERY, ereaed, in the best manner within the last twelve yi:ars, possessing every improved, principle now known the .whole covering a Plot-of Freehold Ground of Two Acres, situate. in Seotiand-rcad,- Liverpool, 'and within 1260 yards of the Custom House ; capable of making;annually 60,000 'Barrels•of Porter or Ale; wtth convenient StoWage, and very Icxtensive Warehouses, Malt-houses, Drying-kilos, Sec. The Water is of the first - quality, and inexhaustible.—The whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dwelling nouse, well finished . ; and may viewed ever.6',day before the Sale - ,, where attendance will be given. Foil further Par4ulars apply to Mr. Rose, Eyerton, near Liverpool. at. Eight Plikces for the Boxes may betaken at Mr.. Dibdin's Ware house, where may be had all his different PrOduCti€,ns ; and also,'Proposals for "priming by SubscriptiQn,, his Three Years Tour to almost • the w'nule of Ecglati:,, and a ~Onsiderable -Parr of Scotland; in a Series . of•Let i era to intelligent and te spie4able Friends i • and embellished with, Forty Plates in aqua,tinta, from PiCtures painted by Mr. Dibdin, and Twen ty Vignette.,, designed, etc“ed, and prepared' for the aqua tinta, by Miss Dibdin.' • The Picture.;; and SpecimenS , Of ttic• Prints, may be seen, _free of expence, ,St Leicester-place. * The only Entrance to the Theatre will beat the Door. nearest. Leicester-square,. • Sans Souci will continue Open Mondays, Thursdays,' and Saturdays. . HORSE STOFI?_,ED. PUBLIC-OFFICE. COW-STREET,' September 28. Q TOPPED, in the- postession. of a ,Suspicious -Per _ L.) son now in custody, a BROWN HORSE, abont , fr years old, Is hands .high, rough black. Mane and Tail, rnixed breed, between the Nag and Cart kind; a Star on hiS Forehead, a small white Mark on the Nose, two white Heels behind - has a few Saddle Marks on the near side.- Any Person having lost . the said Herse y ,is desired to apply, to the above Office on Satuxdav Morning next, at Eleven o'Clock, when the. Prisoner will be re,exainineii,. and .the, Horse shewu. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. On Saturday the 3rst ofo6lober next, at the BeaufOrt Arms Inn, Moneouth (unless previously disl sed of by Private Contract, of which timely Notice vvtll be given), A VALUABLE and truly Desirable : FßEE_ -CIL HOLD ESTATE, called H I LLSTON, with sundry improvable Farms, nearly adjoining, called COXTON, BLACKMOOR, CODANGRO; and GRAIGE FARMS ; the whole. containing 435 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, - and Wood Land, together, with Grament. Wood,Tithe y exten4, ing over between 7 and 800 Acres of Land, situate in the. P arishes of Langattock, St. Maughans, Rockfield, and Sl;en_ freth, in dry and airy situations. Hilston is an ancient Family Residence, commanding an agreeable prospect of the adjacent. Country, and bounded in partty a Turnpike Road, six Miles from Monmouth, and capable, at a moderate expence, of great improvements. Further Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Embry, Monmouth, who will shew the Premises; , and to Mess'rs. Hodskinson and Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel street, Strand, who are authorised ro treat for the same, and where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. :GLOUCESTERSHIRE. THE MANOR OF PAINSWICK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On V.r.'dnesday the 4th Day of November next, at the Bell Inn, Gloucester, in Eight Lots, • •By J HODSKINSQN and Co. _ _ . • Truly - Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD STATE, six, Miles from Gloucester, thive from Stfoudb, twelve from CheltenhaM, and twenty-eiOn from Bristol, consisting of the MANOR . , trf. PAINSWICK, ex tending over. several"Thousatid Acrersot Land, with Fines, Chief Rents, Quit Rents, and,,Heriotsi..issuing out Of nearly 300 different Copyhold Tenements, - which, with the Tolls of the Market, comprises the first Lot, and is a most desirable. purchase for any Gentleman. of, tire Law.—Also a capital Manor Farm, with House, requisite Offices, Carden and Pleashre-ground, 363 Acres of Arable, • Meadow, Pastuie, and Wood`Land, lying Compaa; and surrounding e House, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water, run ning through . and -uniting in the same, very convenient for erecting Mills, for the use of the Manuf4tory carried. Oh in the neigh)ourhood. And also. 449 Acres of inclosed Wocd Land, and Wastes, well stocked with Beech, Oak and Ash Trees,. lying within the Manor. The whole capable of very 0 - eat improvement, both for pleasure and Ptcifit, .and may he reasonably estimated at upwards 919001. •per. Annum. - Printer( Particulars may be had of-Mr., William Baylis, of Painswick, who will chew the Premises ; of Mr. S - atinders, Attorney, Stroud - ; of 'Messrs. T.tand W. Dunn, _Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; and of - Messrs. Hodskinson and.CO. Sur veY.9l; No. 3i, rundel-street,' London, where a Pktri of the Estate may be seen. HANTS, on the BORDER of WILTS FARMS, WATER CORN and FULLING MILLS. 'II — !HERE arc now to I. ETT, in the above Cohn . tv, FIVE excellent FARMS, and , THREE -WATER' CORN MILLS. The Farms contain from two to 600 Acres- 'each, most conveniently divided Into Arabre, Pasture, Dry - and Water Meadow Land ; to which, as well as the Mills, there are good- Dwelling-Houses and all. Offices .complete. The Mills, situate upon the River Anton (which runs through the Estate in a course of two miles), are capable of grin:lh* above so Loads of COrn a week ; and to one of them there is a Fulling Stock. These Premises arc all one Property, and jOin'iach other ; are elese to the Town of Andover, a Navigable Canal frOm whence to Southampton; passes through ,the middld of , the Estate (close to the Mills), which is likewise intersected by. the Great Western Road ; and by Turnpike Road's to S'tock bridge, Winchester, Portsmouth, Gosport, Newbury, Ok , ford, Ringwood, - Poole,. Devizes, &c. The Land would be fotind peculiarly adapted to the NPW Husbandry ; and Persons desirous ofemploying a. large Ca pital in the Corn, Malt, Flour, Timber, Co:al and many other Trades, would.find this Situation highly worthy .of at tehtion, especially-as the present Trade upon the Canal pre sents little or no competition, &c.and Wharfs, might be very, advantageously formed within half a mile of the 'town, which has supported a considerable Manuladory in Serge, Shalloon, &c. capable of being revived, The Leases of Two of the Farms and T'wopf the. Mills ex pire at Michaelmas tgoa : of the remainder, at the Michael mas ensuing. The expiring LeaseS contain the, necessary re servations for incpming Tenants. The Proprietor has not prescribed himself any particular mode of Letting ; but the whole or any part may be treated for, either fora Term ofTears,_ or at Will. The.whole may be viewed, and applications either per- , sonal, or by Letter (post-paid), are requested to be made to John Rawlinson, Esq. Dowles-Lodge, Andover,. oy Mr. J. H. Todd, Solicitor, Andover, from either of whom all no cessary partivilars may be known.; and where a Flan and 'Sarni of ;he Prcmises may be seen. DEVONSHIRE.' 'TO EE SOLD BY AUCTION, • In Three Lots, at the Baptist' Flead Cotlee-house, in Chan cery-lane, London, on Thursday the 2,24 Day of 06tobei% next, at o.ne &Clock. • THE folio Wing ESTATES : in the Parish of Ottery- St. Mary ; the MANOR or reputed MANOR of HIGHER HOLCO. , ,IiiE and HOLCOMBE 13AR. fON • FARNI, wit:i divers Teneitients and Cottages, the whole in possession of Frlincis Hulse, for a Tern or which four Years and a lialfwi, 1:e unexpired at Michaelmas next. , - In the Pay ,t of :HerityOuk : Tice MANOR of H EM YOCK, With the Qait-Rents ; also CASTLE BARTON FARM, , in pe:isession of John Manley, Tenant at Will ; to gither with several Lifehold .Tenements within 'the said Manor.. ' .Alsolhe ADVOWSON:Tionative•.orthe, Churcb of Broad way, near I Itnimter, in the Coonty of Somerset, • Printed Particulars may.he had of Mcssts....Staith, Keke.' wich and ilcskins. Solicitors, in Liricoln's4nn ; or Mr. W. rid iJ. ,Black, J. to l fitrrycyvrs, -Middle Temple ;. Mr. Willy, of Donyat, -; - or the Tenatits of the Estates will siteW :tbc!'reprises.- • TO SOIDI - 3Y PRI VA fr. CONTRACT, - I,PTS. At the time, - place, and in such manner as after mentioned.; . ' GOOD "Coiditiowed FREEHOLD ESTATE,. consisting of tire extensive MANOR of. SOUTH I LVI N (.; TON, near'f hirslc, - in the North Ruling-of the Cout4 - of York., and'of three CoMpe:t Farms, and seVera Cott4ges 7 , with some detached parcels of Land, lett separate, containing in the whole:sssA. iR. 3c 'Fhe whole lying in tilePotigil of Soutif , Kiivinfon except a Close of -4A. 3R: 2.1 P. called Bridge Flat, .wnicli lies in Thirsk. aforesaid. The I.m are as follow viz. .• • Lot I. • • A :Firri b-louse, Barn, S-table, and other Build- , l it n .a g tv j i.J riti net i,ilseonailt several ,In_c/ - losuie— s/Eurnphry A. R.P • •.! .. 208 o i The liri—Nlary CartwEiot, Tenant .. • -204. 230 The like--Williarn Wilkinson, Tenant - Jo r 3 30 Plantations—ln hand . - - - ' •6 z • , $2l 0 . 3 • • Cottages and detached Parcels of Land. LQt 11. Bagley Moor Clo;z.-s—Williain Wilkin son, Tenant . - - . - 25 x 35 •- Lot 111. . • A.R. P.. Two . Houses and a Ilowestetad—William . • ' Palliser,. Tenant. . • - , • • A House and the two little Pastures— Mary Palliser and Son, Tenants - 4 • ,Lot IV. • 6 :z Lancaster Nook—RichardPalliser, Te- ' • ' tiara • '2 - . o 1 13- • 7. : Houses , and • Croft—Overseers of the .• Poor, Tenants ,; o 2,29 -/ I m a Lot V. • ‘• • : House an Garthl-Charles Kilvington, Tenant • Total - - • 555 , r 35 • Annual 9utpayments. Quit Rent (when the Land Tax de -dueled) " - 2 14 0 A-Rent‘Charge to Benet College - zo o o , • . Z. 22 0 Note--These.are to .be charged on Lot I. which will be .sold subjeft. thereto. , , . The foregoing . Estate is. nOt''subjia to any ofher One- go-. ings except the' Land-Tax, which amounts in the-whole to 131. 16-s: lid.,per ann. a,rid will be, r assessed proportionately on tile ;several Lots. . . 'rfe Buildings on the Farms -in tenure of IT turiphry Rawling and Wm. :Wilkinstin, have, lately been ereeted ; and . those On the "arm in tenure of Nary Cartwright, are in substaritial repair ; and the 'whole of th,i Buildings (except a sntall part thereof) are -Of 'Brick - and - Tile ; the Earth Yards are commodious, and the several Farins are laid out for conve nient occupation, - and the Inclosures are of a suitable size for the respective Farms ; and the Situation of the greatest part Of .the Estate is delightfully. pleasant, commanding an ex tensive Prospeel over a beautiful and well cultivated .TCoult try. . he Estate will be sold . in the Lots before described, and in the order above . stated, at Mrs. Cass's, the Three Tuns, -at Thirsk aforesaid, on Tuesday the 6th Day of 06-tober, iSot,at Ten o'ClOck in the Forenoon_ ; 'and it, the whole of the E. statels not sold on that ,Day, th e 'Sale will continue the Day following, and commence at the same Hour.. Persons inclined to ti - eat for any of the Lots, - -are requested • to send their Proposals in writing, - . sealed up,' and addressed . to - 11 Ir. Samuel Edwards, at the Three Tuns, in Thirsk afore said, specifying the price or respective prices they are willing to give for the sarrie. Printed Particulars of the Estate may be had (at any time, after the loth of Sept.. inst.), at the Offices of Messrs. John son and Gasket!, Queen-square, London ; Mr. Bream, in Middleham ; Mr. Walker,, in Thirsk ; Mr. %Volley, in York'; and MeSsrs..Edwards, in Stamford : and also 0f.14r. Jonathan Teal and Mr. W. Brown Edwards, in Albion-street, Leeds; Mr. Alexander Calvert, Richmond ; Mr. John Reed, Yarm, and Messrs. Mess, Pateley. TA:: Estate may be viewed at any time previous to-the Sale, on application to the respective Tenants ; and also to Charles ilvinton, of Ki4vington abreSaicl, who will attend any persbn desirous of looking over the Estate.. . • . • STOWEY,HOUSE, SOMERSET, TO BE LETT, and ehteted upon. inimedl . : , tely, with the Furniture, Stables, Coach-houses, Gardens, Shrubberies,: Ponds , an One Acr e of Kirchen-garden"' and Thirteen Acres of OA -Meadow' Land adjoining. .• The 1-lOuSe is elegantly and completely FUR NISH E D,-as - one of thi . Residences of the late Lady Jones; deceased, and is in every respet fit for the immediate Othcdpation of a larga and gentcl.Farnily ; distant from Bath tweivemiles, Bristol ten, and.•Wells'twelve. The Tenant may have the Depjta• tion of the Manor. For particulars, inquire of Mr. Miles, Attorney, at Stoll. Easton; or at Bull's -Library, Bath. The Servants - at StoWey will shew the HOuse and Furni... iture to any Berson wishing to runt it. SHENSTON.E, near LI CHF I ELD, STAFFORDSHIRE. • • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • Mr. WARREN,. At the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Friday, • Oct. 3a, 1801, at 'Clue..! °TIDO:, it; Lots; 'QEVERAL very Eligible FREEI-1.0 1 ,,,D FARMS, situate at Footherlay, Lynn. and Nether and Lower Stonnall, all in. the Parish and Vicinity' of the pleasant-Vil lage of Siienstone, in a Sporting Part ot the County of Staf three Miles from Lichfield, six :rota Walsall, and twelve froth Birmingham - also a, capital. Mln,:ion, called FOOTHERLEY v%6th shit:able attached anct.de tached 0 tficei, CoacliAlowe Sraoiing fbr Eight plqrse::, and other ,Otit-buildings, all in complete . repair ; a large well planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream ; the. • whole comprising abOnt G7O Acres of rich inclosed ,krable 'Meadow, and PAsture Land, in the highest stag - of cult;va. tion, witt) valuable Rights of Comnion on SheristOne, Wood ,End, and Druid Heath,. now in the ocettpation of John Breynton,- Esq.. under Lease determinable in :809, and of Messrs. Swan, Hand, • Preston, Adcock, and Mouslcv, all very- respedable Tenants, under Leases determillitile Lady. day, 1803,_„at several ye.arty Rents, amounting to EIGHT HUNDRED and FIkTY POUNDS, and upwards; . also abOut Twenty Aeres of-Coppice and , : Wood Land now in hand. . _ _ . Another F KEE HOLD E STATE, containing 39 Acres; ,4 Roods, 38 Perches, with a•coinnic.xlious Dwel liz - *.,;-notise and suitable Out-buildings, delightfully situate at Haiiii.tetwick, in the Parish of St. Michael, Lichfield ;. also a Leasehold Farm . of 56 Aeres, • adjoining to the Freehold-Premises, With. convenient Farm House and other Appurtenances,. and valu able Rights of Common on Hogley Hay •and Cannock - Chase, held under. the Vicars Choral of Lichfield, for an tinekpired Term of Twenty-one Years, at 31. Bs. per Ann. rervewable every seven years ; both which Farms and Premises are in the holding of Mr. James Wintetton, unclTr Lease determinable at Lady-day, , rBO3, at•the,yearly Rent ot' Printed Particulars-tray be had twenty-ono days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney, ii. Great Cnarics-sircot, Birmingham ; Mr. W ilitngtun, Solicitor, No, 3, King's lier,ch Walk,. Temple; London.; Mr. TII6. Garland, turd, near Mol'eton iti Marsh, _Gloucestershire ; Mr. Suibury, Derbyshire ;at the, Place of of A•lr: Dro..yry, rinic , r, Derby; at the principal Inns at S4.llbrd, Burton, Tarnworth, Atherstonc, Coventry and other adjacent Towns ; of Mr. Wr-ren,.A)uzi.ione,er, Birmingham and of,Mr. T. Secigwla, at Shenstone 'Wood'End, who will - she/ the several Lots. • - GLOUCESTERSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ley Mr. PHILLPOTTS Sen. „ At the Bell Inn,'at Frampton-upon-Severn, on Wednesday the 14th Day ofodober e 180 x, at Three • o'Clock in the Afternoon : QEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, lying i n 1..3 the Parish Of A.rlingharn e thdlle Countv - OfC;lcnecester: Lot I. Atruly desirable and conspad ESTATE., compris ing a Tarm- eousr, with necessary Out-buildings and Yards,, - and about izo Acres of Arable, Meadow; Pasture,, Wood Land, and Oreharding, situate at Overters; , and Le the occu pation of CieergeWilkile , eas Tenant thereof. • • This Estate lies on an eminence, eon - hi - landing beautiful Views of the River Severn and the adjacent Country, • terminated on the. West by the Forest. :to a-Gen tleman inclined to build, few Situations will be fOund• preferable. . • Lot 11. An eligible Estate, consisting of a capital Mes suage, called \VICK COURT„ with extensive Out-bui logs and Yards, and 157 Acres, or. thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Orchard*, within a Ring-Fence, in the occupation of Thomas Lonnaesy, as Tenant thereof. Lot 111. A Faun-House,ca b llelb LDEIi RV, with suit able Out-buildings and Yard, and about 5z eAcres of Land, whereof 5 Acres are Arable,• and the remainder Meadow, Pasture, and Orchardine e , within a Ring-Fence, in the ecce, patibn of jblin Haulier, as Tenant tbefeo.f. . Lot IV. A Fafin-HeuSe, cilled.W 00 THRO P, in • the - occupation of William Carter, with convenient Ourer:Mid- logs and Yards, and about 12. Acres of 'Pasture •Orcharding adjoining, and 74 Acresel Arable Land, part of WartleFiqd, and 40• Acres of Pasture, part efArlingharn Warth. Lot V. A Farm-House, called SANDS, in the occupation of James Haltbrd„ with the. Out-buildings, Yard, Garden, Orchard, and Close of Pasture Ground adjoining, conaining about 6 Acres, and 34 Acres of• Arable Land in Warth Field, and 37 Acres of Pasture, part of ArlingkainWart h. - Lot VI. 10A. oR. 3131 3 . Of Arable. Land, in Warth Field, and 31A. IR. SP. of Pasture, part of ArlinghantWarth. Lot VII. A I\lessuage, near Woolthrop, called AARON S, with the Garden and Orchard adjoining, and containing LA. 2R. 37P. Lot VIII..: Part of an Orchard, called RIDGE ORCH ARD; adjoining Cres , ,vick's Homestead,' 'containing zR.' Lot IX.' A Cottage and Garden, in the occupation of - Murdock, with the ,Orchard adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. William Bodniim, containing to; ether 3 t7P. • The.seyeral Farms are well arranged fordistind 'occu pation ; or, from their contiguity,. any part may be occupied together. Lots r - and 3 ••.are separated only by the Turnpike - Road, and-Lotilies within a quarter of km& of Lot 3. The Lands in Wart'n Field, and in the Waal' included in Lots 4, and. 6, adjoin.: The Estates are Tithe-free, 'having been lately discharged of;lithe under an Incloshre Ad, and are extrernelyintproyeable. Early possessionmay be hail. . Arlitigham is pleasantly situated on a Turnpike-Road ; z • miles distant from •Ndwitham, rz from Gloucester,2o iron' Cheltenham, 34 - from Bath, and 0 from Bristol ; ; adjoins the River Severn, and abounds with extensive and• highly di versified Views ; Barrow-Hill, so justly celebrated fer the grandeur of the View it anbrds, is within a few minutes • walk of Lots,r, z, 3. kurther Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had on application to Mr. Whitcomb:, Serjeant's- Inn; Fleet-street, London; or to Messrs'. Whitcombe, Griffith, and Piiiilports, Gloncestereat whose Office •a Mali of the Estates may, be seen. • Mr. IVilliarn Bodnum, at Arlinghani, shew .• Premises. • ' .•-• • •-• • _ADD t' 1 L.., :, 1 • it4ps \ '.- • .., IP ..,..,,---- ."1, , -- c .! ~ c , - 1. 44.wi 117 7 'tf.....,-'4, ' • •-C ~.' ,!‘c ‘wA zt tip i . - - - . -- !,....7\ - \- " : a .ss I,—=. " ,, ,, , . s :•• ICI-liX .7 . ~.• ' XC ..i"--; It . F , ' \ -4,J YEI,LOV FEVER. rirliE Progress ot - Science, and• the. - Triumph- of I_ , Labour. and - Perseverance, united with Art,, are re cently displayed by an important discovery in the \ Materia Modica; it is universally known "that the pr.serit War has been carried on in the West fedies and other part.: in . a ' tinted atmosphere', impregnated with diseast and pestilence, the of eels of which have been so calamitous, that other tOeshave been but as shadows in the scale;. on an accurate calculation, it is found that nearly two-fifths of the .F.nropeans are conti nually swept away by the desolating disteinoer to which the appellation of the Yellow Fever is now generally given : to prevent, or to cure it, had baffled all the exertions of the Faculty at home and abroad, at length, when 'hope had, almost yielded to despair, and all.rernedy was deemed undis- Covetable, a specific is produced both for prevention ,and cure—the Natcn at large, so justly interested in the fate of those who devote themselves to her deft.ilee, must. highly rejoice at this discovery—the tender parent, the anxious wife, and-the- affeetionate Friend, concerned for 'their. respective connections abroad, or for those who are leaving England, must haVe their fears much alleviated; by availing themselves of this opportunity to secure those who are dear to them from .the dangers of a pestilential climte. This Medicine is sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Golding's, .No. cornhili, London ; and retail only, by on..:erninent Vender in every principal Sea-port, City and Town in Eng land, Ireland, and Scotland,. in Boxes one guinm each, suf. ficient to secure one person train hriection for t‘yelyenionths. Tire most positive proofs of efficacy may be seen as,above. [PR L. -I'l ~_ i ne, de, awl o ic.- FLO' Icc" Pr es , or M i lt[ .t