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4 n, - 41R1 ,'; i offered valuable ring as in n English he-fourth managed it, it is ; .its jour ay be ex- s-strect, panic :orn, by :turns ara AS. NO Without only a' td itself; Ile clean preserve !st period .autitully 1 , 2 firmes t e already y res tore tuts grove ities, and lips. It :he teet h atest and ever yet also ad. y sweet, rom diet, nature, , or per- bate and persons the most imseif to e direas, Strand ; on and 'stem by ong con- xclusivc result of as I am the most Surgeon, *cue in , or the lave de VENE ong du ng frionl inatufe a in vo- Dr 'haste not un ioneci by ribr me t where ottet a stiess:irt tions of "or the, lat state of such .but e con - -.k)- bjcs - A of removal Reit° v it he rites vigour, linterac no great H-prOliet le slum qion. that in skill. rtaking, re, torn') th such misuited at 11. s plc. Bac. r-street, that 1 'our in lii the Vene nd claw :unlined e to stir 11195't worse, discern ing less lealthy, and an iven.we ireadful in. this bout. to I to no rne time I sent nd con exe- re', my' iin noW m annPt 3 ge, • 1 (L a of :iGiL to all free of it alter radicate ling, ot. isorders Confr. S TA" . don,. xt Us, an' 53111", --- vvc, 0 at 'thelf cours e . tting et practice he per- Ir. g°' Steel sr tie pa n boxe s in 1 )1 ` them' up witri o ilers 1• 104 ei 001 NUMBER 2828.1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, 01. i 4., !So', wittbe performed._ THE INCONSTANT. nict.mirabo, Mr. DOWTON ; Young Mirabel, Mr. C. KEMBLE Captain Dnretette, Mr. BANNISTER, lun. Dugatc;, Mr. HOLLAND; Petit, Mr. DE CAMP. Oriana, Miss BIGSS ; Bisarre, Miss DECAMP. I-T OF AGE TO-MORROW. Baron Willinghurst, -Mr. BANNISTER, Tun. ; Barer Pitleibg, Mr. SII ETT ; Hans Molkus,Mr. MAD DO CKS ; Lady Bruniback, Mrs SPARKS ; Sophia, Miss sT EPH ENS ; - Maria, Miss DE CAMP. The Public arc most respedfully informed that King Rieh.. - a.rd the Third is deferred on account of a domestic misfortune Uhich has happened to-a principal Perforl, - ier. Mrs. Billington having been again received with the highest admiration and most unbounded applause by a very brilliant and crowded audience, the Opera of will Mrsed for the sd time on Saturday next—Manclane by • Billington—wttly The Mod: Dodor. • On Thursday, The Belle's Stratagem, with Who's the 1.) upe. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO -MORROW EVENING, Oft: I Sol, will he performed, _ _ THE DRAMATIST. With (Ist time) a Musical Entertainment, in Three Ads, called THE ESCAPES. • With the ariginal Music composed by - Citettubtrit. Tie Principal Charaatrs by Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. TOWNSEND, Mr. HILL, Mr. SIMMONS, ' Mr. STREET, Mr. BEVERLEY, Mr. KLANERT, Mr. ATKINS ; - Miss, DIXON, Miss WH EAT LE Y, Miss HOWELLS, Mrs.. BASTER, &c. Ladies and Gentlemen who have been disappointed of Places for'the Opera of Artaxerxes, are respeelfiilly request_ td to observe, Mrs. Billington will repeat the charader of alandane on - Thursday next, with Luvers' Quarrels. ,Friday, Lover's Vows ; in which Mr. Gibbon will make his first appearance in the Cltaraaer of Verdun. THE BENEFIT OF THE HUMANE SOCIETY. ON THURSDAY, NEXT the isth, FRIDAY the loth, and SATURDAY the trh of OCTOBER, Will be represented at READING SCHOOL, THE SECOND PART OF HENRY IV., Alterediro4ri SHAKESPEARE. With new Scenery and Dresses. !', - rtckets, price 3s. 6d. to be ad at the School-House. r ile doors will be , o pened at six, h and this. perti)rmance will begin at half after six, HOVEL, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND, (Late Residence of Mr. C.4..kitaticst.). j • EASTEY returns his most sincere Thanks to , • his Frietids and the for the many favours al teady received, and hopes for a continuation of the same; lie pledges to use every effort to make it comfortable. he House is pleasantly situated,. quiet, cemnialious, Gen. trical, and I . )irilcularly any; and has gone through some alterations, forti - ,c; better accommodation of Families and GLnti;:rne4. Fourteen INN, and POST-PEFICE, rourteen Miles from Londou, on the Bath and Giklord Road. hYADAMS (from the Grecian Coffee-house), . begs leave respectfully to intornithe Public, that he ti i e ‘Acceecicd Mr. Goddard in the above Premises, and as that his utmost endeavours will be used, both in an&House Pusiness, to Merit, and w r it humbly•solicis a iii °nuance of their tavours. 'He-hopes Ins not ag - reeirw; h cu4tom of paying the. Loadon.Pw.l3oys for th,:ir favuu:s ~villriot operate, through interested recommendation, to dc r,ve him of 'the Public countenance, who vill find Cran :V-13ricige a convenient and pleasing change'to both Roads. )sTIN G at the REDUCED PRICES. MESSRS. HARDING and •Co. No. 3 9 , Pall_ + Mall, beg leave respedfully to inform the Nobility,42l% 1-acliei in general, they have just completed Manuladur ifg:rhssi have now ready tOr inspection, the largest, ;no :i t , 1 1 i 1 p 1 e t e, and choice assortment of FURS ever subatitted to l'ler attentol7 consisting of beautiful Isabella, Silver, and ;ak r Nit :s, with Tippets to match, Crriage taskets, uar sh oes, w „. 1 1 / 4 1ed Handkerchiefs, Fcc. &c. with many ety Zrierarticles t oo iturt...-r°lls to . mention, among whi.:ll are a of entirely new and elegant Patterns.rns '''lt v .. ri of Siik. Peh2sses' • No 8 Ott:.. 2 ........ s_ 9, P att-tNlall ~ iSca. . . - - Ati \ ,„ . 4 /24DER GO2VERN "uITIES, ANT, PLACES MENT, . PrD BE DISPOSED OF, a 'Penh..'n "f 54 1 . Its. of t „ . , 4 : year for . ;301. one of tool.. a-year to . r N_ y;:ni annu itytlet 00 ' , , cl. Gen : a-year . tor t tool. OM 01 . 40c1. 2-)•e..i!: 1 Vac'an- Qi having 'merest may be intornied or gelite. 001,:ind Resignations under Goverinnent. - of 9o:. TO, Zp o ,„; 3001. 4001. soot. bool. 1001. Beol. toool. ;4C`ea• and V' • a-year, at Home and Abroad. ers orts posse „i ng real Incomes, arising from EStPI.-5, i ° l ll eY the ,VV: - tds, Rent Charges, Marriage 44 1 i Livings, Wulo , s' Jointures, Pensi2ns, ma) '2,-; ,= '. ) rrilitodated with Money from tool. to anj amount. liersonal Co from Eleven till Three o'Clock, N ielvillc and Co. No. 7, Cecil-street, Strand.—No Let strs received but what are paid. P. S. Church Livings and Government SeCurities bought, Sold, and exchanged. • _ N. B. Twelve Thousand Pounds will be irrundi4tely . *von for one annuity or Rent Charge of !zeal. a-year, mum - t eptiomibly sec.useci, _ . MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre ik, quently suffer great pccuniry inconvenience for want 11: 11 0wmg.some respeilable channel through whose medium Ir ta May ue accommodated with temporary orpermazient of Money : all persons in possession of Incomes aris -4re'L,lrom Freehold,' Copyholci, or Leasehold Estates, in Land tl e . `„,° ll ges, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Set tf,"ents, Widows' Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, tilaYrrit:n's Livings, any ether pertain Income for Life, .44 supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Mo tth 411 .). amount, by paying_ an adequate Annuity Interest ° ,i)ti o ': same, with power to return the principal at their own ill t;,;* Personal applications wiU bv received every day, "r Qt.) 5 o'clock, and letters from Cwespondents, in Town kl i tt i r '!rrY, will be immediately ansWora , C res t ''h to Messrs. Harris and Co. at then' House, No. :12, Atirli tteci t itailk„street, Charing-cross ; but no letters, will be unless post-paid. C HESHIRE ESTATES TO BE SOLD, To6etii‘r or Separately. TWO VALUABLE .FREEHOLD FARM I, S, , , ho St Midining to each other, and coittaini,:in,_ o t n he s wl I peqtute Acres, or thereaaouts, situated 1.. M k Co_ and Wistasion i two mi m ti t i a e r _ , ToWn of lv,. , iLl i. • I ' e ro u rn e The Land abounds vdth fi I and is 'ar e a, short distance of I..TM:. only hold Lit reF-ent Te. - .ants, who l'or tort I' derri:ses. 4L • `urter PartiLular,;,. I - ton A tterne} intpig of ;11r. Eiie? s . 41v) !\ahtwic.h.„ THE TUESDAY, OCTOBER. J 3, SIXTH NIGHT. SANS SOUCI. By the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD CHAMBER LAI!+7. 01\1THURSDAY, Odo fBo I, will be presented, at SANS SQUCI I f eicesw-place, Lci cester-quare, an Entertainment, entirely new and original, called A FRISK. Arrangement of the Recitation and. Songs. . PART I. Rec. Sir Peter, Nlag, and the opening of the Plot.-. Song, True Delight. —Rec. Young Tinion undeceived.--Song. iiti vino veritas.—Rec. More Encroachers.—Song. The Cue koo.—Ree. An Exception.—Song. The Letter N.—Rec. The Galley Slaves.—Song. The Manes of the Brave.---, Rec. Mr. Paddle —Song. Literary Transmigration.—Rec. Something or other.—Song. The New Year. PART 11. .Rec. Sir Peter. Impatient.—Song. The Voyage of Life.— Rec. The.Discovery.—Song. Honour among Thieves.— ' Rec. Whiffle.—Song. Trap.—Rec. More Poets.—Song. The Ladies.—Rec. The Lampoon.—Song. Love and Mad.. ness. feec. The Wooden Legs. Song. Jack at the Opera.—Rec. Nuts.—Song. The Dinner. PART M. • Rec. Thoughts OP Matrimony.—Sonz •rne Original and the Plan re.—Re. Coinage and its Shadow. —Song. The VI.. cisaitudre of Glory.-.-lee. The Ambassador witt.,i-t Cre dentials. Song. Father and I. —Rec. Nag talks 1--Song: The Wife elect.—Rec. The Lovers. —Song. Every Man his own Pilot.--Rec. The Surprize.—Song. Theßle.ss ings of Peace. - The whole is written and canposed, and will be spoken, . . sung, and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. Admittance, 130x..ts ss. Pit 3s. Gallery 2S. Doors to be open at Seven, ang the Performance to begin at Eight. Places for the Boxes may he taken at Mr. Dibdin's W-?re house, whercmay be had all his different . Produttions Ana also, Proposals for printing_ by Subscription, his Three Ye4Sr Tour to almost the whole of England, and a considerable Parr of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re spectable Friends; and embellished with Forty Pl a t e s in aqua tinta, from iaures painted by Mr. Dibdin, and Twen ty Vignettes, &signed, etched, and prepared for the aqua tinta, by Miss Dibdin. The PiClutts, and S pecimens of the Prints, may be seen, free of expence,. at Leicester-place. , *„-,* The only Entrance to the Theatre will be at the Door nearest Leicester-square. - The above Entertainment, which continues to be received with the loudest app;aase will be repeated-every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday F:veniii;,;s, till , further notice. This day was published, " Honour among Thieves ;" and on Monday next, " Tray."' PEMBROKESHIRE (to Wit), AT the GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS o f the PEACE of our Sovereign Lord the King, holden and kept at the Guildhall, Haverfordwest, in - and for the said County of Pembroke, on Wednesday in the Week nexc after the Feast of St. Michael the Archangel, to wit, the 7th Day of 0 61ober, .in the 41st Year of .the Reign of our Sove zeign Lord George the Third, by the Grace of God King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain aril Ireland, and in the Year Odour Lord aor, before the Reverend John Philipps, Clerk, Doctor in Divinity, the Right Honourable Richard Lord Milford, *.the Right Honourable John Lord Cawdor, Hugh Barlow, Esquire, and others their Associates, Justices of our said Lord the King, assigned to keep the Peace within the said County ;, and also to hear and - determine divers fe lonies, Trespasses, and other Misdemeanors, done and corn mined within the same County, and so forth : Resolved, That it is highly expedient that as much Corn should be raised annually- within GI - eat Britain, as will sa tisfy the consumption of its Inhabitants ; and in order there to, that all Land hitherto barren and lying in the rude state of Nature, which can be made to produce Corn, should be converted into Tillage. Resolved, That there is a vast quantity of such Land in .the County of Pembroke, and the adjacent Counties, which might be reclaimed and made arable by the culture of Turnips. ResOlved, That the Penalty for stealing TtkiiiipS is by no means adequate to the offence, which is the reason why the To rip Husbandry is not more generally adopted. Resolved, That notii;N less than an Act of Parliament to make it Petty LarCell'i, Will put an etkauld stop to the stealing of Turnips. • 3. PHILIPPS, Chairman. CAWDOR, W. H. SCOURFIELD, MILFORD, A. LEACII, .I.LLOYD, jOHN, JORDAN, 3. COLBY, SAMUEL HARRIS, H. BARLOW,. ()WEN PHILIPPS, THUS. PRICE, Clerk, .CEORCE j. P. ADAMS, -" HENRY - LEACH, MOSES:GRANT, :HENRY DAVIES,' C. SWANN, , WILLIAM BOWEN. LINCOISSHIRE.—SALE OF LANDS. TO BE SOLD BY' AUCTION, Early in,the month of January next, it not previously dis posed of by Private Contract ; THE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES. of Sir GILIIERT HEATIICOTE, Bart. situate in the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton, Wigtoft, Swineshead, Bicker, Goshaton, Surfleet, Pinch, beck, Dorringt6,, Ruskington, Ilitlitighay, and Short Ferry, Farm in the Patitt of Fiskerton, in the County of Linc An. Particulars of which arein preparation, arid will be ready for delivery in the.course of next month. In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may-be viewed upon application to the'respative Tenants. Empingham, °Et.. Bth, jBot. , SHENSTONE,nearLICHFIELD, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO 'BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WARREN, • At the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on. Friday, 1801, at Three o'Clocß, in Lots; SEVERAL very Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS, situate at Footherley, Lynn, and Nether and ,Lower Stonnali, all in the Parish and Vicinity of the pleasant-Vil lage of S benstone, in a Sporting. Part ot the County of Staf ford, three Miles froth Lichfield, six. from Walsall, and twelve from Bitlningham ; also a capital Mansion, called FOOTHERLEY HALL, with suitable-....-.._attached and de tached Offices, CaitC ll . l i.lufe.4tAtlling for.ight Nurses, and other Out-buildings, all in .complete-.'repair ; a large. well planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream; the wiwie comprising about 670 Acres of rich inclosed: Arable, meadOw, and . •Pasture Land, in the highest state of cultiva tion, with valuable Rights of Common on Shenstone, Wood, End) and Oruid lleatit,,. now in: the occupatio n at John Breynton, Esq. under Lease dct&tninable in !flog, and of Messrs. Swan, Hand, I",reston, 4d - cock, and Mousley, 411 very respedable Tenants, Under Leaks determinable•at Lady_ day, 18a3, at several yeftly Rents, amounting to EIGHT HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS ) and upwards; also about Twenty Acres of Coppke and Wood Land now in hand. Another FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing 59 Acres, 2 Roods, 38 Perches, with a commodious Dwelling-house and suitable Out-buildings, delightfully situate'at kiammerwick; in the Parish of St. Michael', Lichfield; also a Leasehold Farm of 56 Acres ' adjoining to the Freehold Premises, with convenient Farm House and other A ppurtenances, and 'vain able Rights of Commott on Hogley Hay and Cannock. Chasc.--, held under the Vicars Chdral of Lichfield, for an unexpired Term of Twenty-one Years, at 31. Ss.. pox Ann. reiieWable every seven years ; both which Farms and Premises arc in the holding of-Mr. James Winterron 4 under Lease dete rm i\ na bl e at Lady-day, ig o j, at the yearly,l2ent of ,54;1. Printed Particulars may be had meaty-one thys preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney, in Great C larles-v;reeti Birmingham ; Mr. Willingtnn, Solicitor, No. 3, Kirig'sßez4dt Walk, Temple, London; Mr. Trio. Garland, Eyford, near. Moreton in Marsh, Cloucestershirc ; Mr. Calvert, Sudbury, Derbyshire; at the Place of Sale ; 'of Mr. D; . ewrv, Printer, Derby ; at the principal Inns at'S tafrord, 15urt.)11, Taidworth, Atherstone, Coventry, and other adjacent TO,vus ; of Mr. Warren, Auaioncer, Birmingham ; of Mr. T. Sedgwick, at Shenstone Wood knd, who Will shew the several Lots, . TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, On - rhursday - rtle - 224 Day of ouster, tBot, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon (subjea to the Conditions to be then in-o duced.) at the House of Mrs. Elizabeth Cass, called the Three Tuns, in ThirSk, in the North Riding of the County of York, in the Five Lots aftm.described A Good Conditioned FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the MANOR of SOUTH KILNING_ TON, extending over the Parishes of South Kilvington and Thornbrongh, adjoining or lying near to Thirsk aforesaid, and also consisting of three CoMpact Farms, and some de tachd Parcels of Land lett separate, containing together 552, A.. oR. 36 P. the whole lying in the Parish of South N.tivington, except a Close of 4A.3 R. 2.4 P. called Bridge Flat,. which lies in Thirsk aforesaid. The Lots are as follow, Sri::: . LQT I. The Two Little Pastures, Sarah Palliser and A. P. P. Son, Tenants, - 74 2 2 LOT IL Lancaster Nook, Richard Palliser, A. R. P. Tenant, o il3 Houses and Croft, Overseers of the Poor of South Kavington,Tenant,, o 2 2C) I O 2 LOT 111. The BUTTER CRUMBS FARM, Will. Wil kinson Tenant, consisting of a small Farm House, with a Barn, Stable, and other Buildings lately erected,-and several Inclosures, contain ing by Survey (including the Plantations in hand) - - 5 33 335 LOT IV. The HAG FARM, Mary Cartwright, Tenant, consisting of a substantial Farm House, with a new Barn, 'Stable; and other convenient Build ings, and several lnclosums, also containing by Survey - - - - 204 230 • 'n . ' v. Consisting of the MANOR of SOUTH KI L yINGTON atbreszini, with the Court Leet a y d Court liardn, and other Rights and P • rivi lc*: thereto belopging: the Manor Farm, Humphrey Rawling „ 4 7hich consists of a capital mew-built A l i sp en o a t ii - t , Farm House, also of a large Barn, Stable, Gra.. nary, and other ..:onvenient. Buildings, with toe Farm-yards, o a t, •n„ , ,,kkora6it, several 5 4rvey - 2eB o I Inclosures, a l s o - Z7 3 ,,,, - , - tining by 552 o 36 ANNUAL OUT-PAi. r .ME NTS• s. d. Quit Rent(when the Land-Tax is dedu4edy 1 2r4 0 A Rent Charge to Benet College - • 20 • • • 4. N. B. These are to be charged on Lot 5, which will be Sold subjed thereto. The foregoing Estate is riot subject to any other Outgoing, except the Land-Tax, which amounts in the whole to 131. los. lid. per Ann. and will be Assessed proportionably on the several Lots. Printed Particulars of the Estate may be had (at any time after the izth day of 0 &ober instant) at the Offices of Messrs. Johnson and Gasket', Queen_square, London; Mr. Bre;:re, in Middlehain; Mr. Walker, in Thirsk • • Mr. Wolley, in York • and Messrs. Edwards, in Stamford; and also of Mr. jonathan Teal; and Mr. William Brown.EdWaids, in Albion street, Leeds; Mr. Alex. Calvert, at Richmond; Mr. John Reed, at Yarm ; and of Messrs. Moss, at Pateley Bridge. The Estate may be viewed at any time previous to the Sale, on application to the respective Tenants, and also . to Mr. Charles Kilvington, of Kilvington aforesaid, who will attend any Person desirous of looking over the Estate. The Tenants hold under Agreements, which will expire on the sth day of April, ao.l, and they are under Notices to quit at that time. The 'timber on the Several Lo . ts %yin be valued previors to the Sal; and the Purchasers arc u, take the same at such va luation, if they think fit, or otherwise the Proprietor will re.. setve a power to MI and sat*: from °tithe Premises within six months after t. 1:: respt:a.ivc Purchases shall be completed. SALE of a Valuable ESTATE,, delightfully situated on the River Nith, in the NeighbottrhOod of the T own of D uni.. fries, Scotland. , • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ByMessrs. GRAHAM and FJINDLE, - At the Rainbow, on ',Wednesday, October :4, betwixt the Hours of One and Two ill the Afternoon, rrHE FIVE POUND LAND of Old Extent, of CONHEATH, with the Teinds and Pertinent ' lying within the Pariah of Carlavelock, and Sheriftaorn of Duni.: tries, holding feu of the Duke of Queensberry, for payment of Two Shillings Scots of Feu-duty. This E s t ate is lieauti fully situated on the River Nith, about four measured mile; below' the Town of Dumfries, commanding• an extensive View of the windings of that River, the Solway Frith, and the Coast of Cumberland. It contains upwards of 400 Scots Statute Acres (being more than 500 English Acres), all Ara ble, except about Seventeen Acres in Wood and Planting, and about Fifty Acres of Moss. The whole is inclosed with •larsh Fences, and subdivided into Convenient I.nclosures, several - of them with Hedges and rows of Trees. A great ;lart of the Grounds are ofan exceeding good quality, and the wh t :le•are capable of much improvement at a moderate ex pence, from the Sea Sheath out of the Nith 'which washes the Estate for a considerable way, and where the Ticlw flows to a great height. The present Rent is about 3751. except one of the Mansion-Houses,. Offices, Garden, and Orchard, well stocked with Fruit-trees, on which no Rent is put. The Tenant on the Shore, by potting Weirs into the River, has of late been very successful in catching Salmon.; and it is believed,• that at a moderate expel - ay, a considerable Fishing - might be established. The Quay eretSl:l by the, fown of Dumfries at Glencaple, to which Vessels of great burden come, is adjoining to the Estate, and a good Road from Dum fries to the Quay runs through the Grounds, part of which along the Road, and adjoining. to the River, ought be fenced to much advantage. .The Wood and Planting the Estate are thriving and valuable. The Tenants will sliew the Pre mises. A Plait of the Estate, and Conditions of Sale, may be seen on application.to Messrs. Couto and Gilchrist, Edinburgh ; Weliwood . Maxwell, .sq. at Buruclough, at Duintries ; Messrs. Cooper and' Lowe, Solicitors, Southanipton-bnild ings Chancery-lane.; and of Messrs. Graham and Hindle, Loudon; Mr. 4,ottert Bigg, tor, Brfstol ; or George °fled, - Solicitor, Liverpos:d. Any f.O titer particulars that may . be required, will be furnished - immediately by Mr. Cared. ~ . [PRICZ SIX PENC E. EAST INDIA HOUSE, September 25, aot . • THE COURT .of'. DIRFrTORS f tide UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, do hareby give Notice, That they will be ready to receive Propcsals, in Writing, as at.. 4.1 time on or before IPEDNESDAk, the t4th °Cob& next, from any Persons who err:Ll/ling to LET good COPPER BOTTOM.:. ED SHIPS, of the Burther of from Soo to Gov Tons, Rudder"' Measurement for the said Coniparty's service, for one Voyage, at full Freight fir as rntech as the Ships can conveniently and safe/ take on board, in the opinion of the Master attendant, or other proper Officer belonging to the Company ; and that such Proposal's do express a Rate of Freight which must he the same _from at; parts of India, without Kintiedgc, and tfirered on the lowest Terms. as there• will not be an opportunity of making any abatement ; and as questions may possibly arise respeßing the lowest Tender, the Court think it necessary to state that they reserve to themselves the power of accepting such Tenders as ongy appear to them, under all ciresewstances, to be t o 'e lowest, provided the same, shall appear to the Court to hr ieasonable. TAT Tenders .with tie words " Ship 'render" cm the cover, to he Jrvrrtiib , stale: up, and left with the Secretotry„ at or hefi , re Twelve at Noon on the said , t4th Ciiokr, beyond u hick how not any Tend et will he received. WILLIA2Ig RA ItiSel Y, Set. Copy of the Terms and Cenditions on wioich the said Ships will i3e engaged iirthe amteiny's service, may be bad on ,appli cation to Mr. Coggan, Clerk to the‘bmnsittre of Shippiti, core, after the 20 iketant . , . ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, xBo4 . Begincllrawing. March 3, ISea _ SCHEME, Value o 4 each. No, of Pri Zes. 4 - of 4 X. 20,000 10,000 5,000 2,000 Total Value. 4.80,009 20,c0a lo,oao io,cdo 6,c00 5.c00 5, 000 324,000 4000 500 • • lOO , • so lop lgooo . 60,000 Tickets. .500,000. CAPITALS . DETERMINABLE. First-drawn Ticket, isth Day, ,C. io,oos Ditto, Zfst Day, 241 . 000 Ditto, 32d 'Day, 20,0b0 Ditto, 4otlt Day, I,ooso TICKETS and - SHARES ot TICKETS arc SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY. OFFICE 'in ENGLAND, IRELAND, and SCOTLAND, and the PRIZES will be paid in full STERLING MONEY. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - - '4%16 o o Half 8 5 . o I Eighth 2; 2 6 Quarter 4 4 0 . 1 Sixteenth I I 6 fiZ - Tickets will rise gradually, the same as last Year. ENGLISH AND IRISH STATE Lorrmo E5„ . 18.1. . Irish State Lottery begins Drawiis . Novanber r(. English State Lottery begins Drawing March 3, 13 0 1 , MHE TICKETS, HMNES, OUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and STXTE ENTHS, arc now stlliag, is! great variety - Tif Numbers, and on the lowest terms. The Money for the Prizes paid on demand, by RNSI3I/ and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their Ohl-established State Lottery Office (licensed pursuant to Act. of Parliament), No. 26, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange., London ; Also at Liverpool and Exeter. Correa Numerical and Register 'Books are kept, and Tiekets.and Shares registered, at ,Sixpence per•N umber. • Orth.'rs accompanied with good bditi, payable at sight, osr of a shortdate, will be punctually attended to, precisely Oa the same Terms as if present. 'Letters (post-paid) duly answere:f, and Schemes gratis, All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped, agreeable to of Parliament, with the words " State Lottery Startup. Office." Bank,, India, and South Sea Stocks,,- with their sevetal An .nuities, and all kinds of Government Seciuiti6, bought and sold by Corn fission. CAI , crAL PRICES Sold, Shared, and - Rezistered - by HORNSBY and . Co. - 2 Prizes of ThirtyThousaud Pounds. 7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. 2 Prizes of Fifteen ThOusand•rounds. 13 Prizes of Ten Thousand Pound's. 19 Prizes of Five Th6iisuidl - loun:ds, - 3.) Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds. • 49 Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. . 73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds. Cox's Gland Diamonds in the Lottery [774, and the Pigot Grand Diamond • in the last English Lottery, were sold by and Co, _ , DlX's ebtiT andRHELIMATIC TINC : I4./RES. • MHE GOUT and RHEUMATISM are. the mast and debilitating complaints. mankind are sub. jest to. The. Gout is stir pusMincurable, as ail other dit— orderi were Said to be (which we know ,t • hOw, to ewe) until radiCal and 5/1 fe• remedies were discovered to care them. It has been thouliht dangerous to cure or prevent the retort► Of the Gout. But -if thecausb is removed, all danger' must aw , 4y, which this Tindura (taken as directed, and regimen followed as-po...sc'ribcd),will completely eaect, as is proved, by many respectable charaders in London and else. when:, who have long, and still do experience the h',.ppiest elreds of, whose letters, verifyir.g the tads, • Mr. Dix has with their. authority, to publish, and to refc..r .1.4.1ies and Gene tlenicat to the . writers,: who will answer any particulars in person. Personal refcrenees must study be more 'convincing and ,iEtorc the publication of letters, which, some, maYbe:sirspeded .0 fab:itated for the side purpose of re.. commending the Medicines. Therefore he prefers reefing the -Afflided to original letters in his possession, 'and to the Patients themselves,* Who are too respectable to be suspeeted of duplicity. Those who, see them in ' , cried health, and enjoying the free use of tlieitlittnbs, must be convinced of the powerful And salutary eilleacy of these Medicines. fads arestubborn things, will conquer every prejudice. The Gout has been-said to be a salutary disease, and supposed (by those who knovb northe'eatise, nor how to cure Or prevent it) to keep off all ot,h!?.r . coMplaints ; the W r it er b egs l eave, with due deference, from such as arc of this opi nion, since this. assertion has never b een p rove d . That the coptrary is, the fad, ,• is daily proved. How many Gouty Patients do we not see and hear of suffering under a complication of disorderS-; such as Rheumatism, Scurvy, Bilious and Nervous Alfeeti o n s ; Hiccups, , Suffeicaticin, Heart-burn, Head-ach, Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. All originating from the same cause as the Gout. All which these Tindures will effectually remove andprevent, if takes as directed, and regimen followed as prescribed, and Lo lsa tient-need fear any subsequent ill effects from the use of this Medicine, which cannot injure the moh'delicate constitution, it taken as diredecl. It may not be improper to declare there is r\i4Mcreury in these Medicines, knowing that some pre pared with that pernicious drug, are recommended Ibr the Gout Mercury \to a Gouty Patient, is as deadly poison, sure to injure. These Medicines will keep any length o tune in .iny climate. • Mr. Dix may be consulted every Monday, idnesday, and. Frictiv, troth ten to three o'eloc.ic at his house, No. t 7, ,lipper Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-squ a r e , w h ere, an d at I.- Wzir,t'S, No. 32. i, Holborn, 'tile.e Tinetun.:s may be had with direc— • The Gout Tindure, in 13ottles at tl. 2s. atlel ii. t ts. 6cl, Stamps included. anci Al. 4.i. ditto. Letters (post paid) will be duly ansv`ered. - 7 4 -9 4 1 ` 4 l l- 4 2 11 , tREWERY' TO - B.E SOLD, Peremptorily, on Thursday the azd Day of Olober, at One o'Clock. at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms . Hotel, Castle.' street, Liverpool ; A Very Extensive and Corriplete BREWERY, erected in the best manlier within the last twelve years, possessing every improved principle, now known : the whole covering a Plot of Fr ee h o ld G roun d of Two Acres, , situated in Scotland-road, Liverpool, - and within Isoo yards of the Custom House ; capable of making annually 60,000 Barrels of Porter or Ale; with convenient Stowage.' and very extensive Warehouses, Malt houses, Drying-kilns, &c. The. Water is of the first quality, and inexhaustible.—The whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dwelling... house, well finished; aced may be viewed every day, efore the Sale, where attenclai i ce will 'be given. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near Agiso A I • 4% -;14147/ • ,4 tAP' , 0 T e ons.