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dfoid. Prince :vial Of in ins, of which c 4 A 1. , 1 , gh' i .. •, ~ ......„4„......,.._,.. .......,..474.,„„ ...~ • 41 .." • 41, /77 severe LMBER 2849.] , Gout, Face, FRIDA i Y, NOVEMBER 6,. 1801. [PRICE I,ERCE-4; Atigley, 2 th a via told me he deter them to peffeilly toTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.' -MORROW EVENING,. Nov. 7,180 i, will be perforrhed, THE MOUNTAINEERS. • WITIt To the GENTLEMEN., CLERGY, and FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM. • This Day was, published, By the. Society of Antiquaries of London, Price Five Guineas, in Sheets, COME ACCOUNT of the CATHEDRAL CHURCH of DURHAM, illustrative of- ELEVEN ENGRAVINGS by Mr. JAMES BASIRE, of Op Plans, levations, and Seetions of tbat Building, from Drawings• by Mr. JOHN CARTER, Archited. Sold at the Apartments of the Society, in Somerset House; and by Messrs. White, Rolon, Nicol, Leigh and,Sotheby, Bi4kerstati, Egerton and Taylor; , DAME IORTUNE ; Deals out her Cards the Oth of this Mohth; for the fast time in Ireland GENTLEMEN," MILL the .last sad Duties were paid to a well . 1 beloved and much-lamented Brother, I would not on any account have obtruded myself on your notice i but since . an entire silence on my part might be misconstrued, permit me to say, that when the sense of the County shall be taken at a General Meeting of the'Frepholders, if any Gentleman present shall, think favourably enough of me to propose me as a Candidate, .all • I could presume to say of myself is briefly this, that wa's bred to an honourable, but laborious Profession ; that I only quitted the duties of it to attend, to another very near my heart ; that I am ready to return to it, • if my Country, now happily at Peace, shall call for my ser vice ; and that if I should be so fortunate to obtain your un biassed Suffrages, will endeavour to emulate those Public. Virtues, and that Public ConduCl, which I cannot hope to exceed. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most devoted and faithful humble Servant, CHARLES HENRY PIERREPONT. Thoresby, Nov. 4, iBot. Therefore those who wish to partake Of her favoOrs, have rio time to foie . rid anion", .11irec of B. P. the 1L Frederick et, Lot!' ers thc:r nvenient• I . ldett to. ratis, two d by the - of Gout , g, ses. with the .t ,the bat e guine4 s, observiog iheLao,ties , OF AGE '!'O-MORROW. •. , , • . and Gentlemen who were disappointed of Places to to rme „P r a of 4rtaxerxes last night, are most respeelfully in for the ft will be repeated on Monday and Wednesday next, l a.. • forme tic , s s, time. • ' , s Nra of The Duet= is in rehearsal, and will be per aad 64 ul a Sew days t with entirely new . Scenes,. Dresses, the ocotation s, and . in which Mrs. Billington will appear ....,_ Character of Clara. - - LCHEME bf the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT • TERY. • - .'l7otal V.atue. No. of Prizes, Value of each .10,Q.. ,yocl g,oob X. 40, 0 .00 20,4n4 8,000! S,C{K) • • 061ober 31 was published, Price is. 6d; sewed, Handsomely printed,' and embellished with a fine Plate, No. I. Containing THE KNIGHT' OF THE BLOOD-RED - PLUME . , a Po . • pular Tradition; and . on Monday, Nov.'3o, will.be pub lished, NO. 11. (containing THE SIGHS of ULLA), of WELCH LEGENDS, consisting of O r al Tra . .. ditions, handed down from the romantic lEra of the Bards, or Harpers of ancient Britain, and now first committed, to the Press in an English dreSs._ • 1,000 501 ---- 10 a,O O , ',coo i 0.30 12,000 orTHEATRE-ROYAL, ,COVENT-GARDEN, • 0 -MORROW EVENING; Nov. 7, iBo z, will be pertOrm.id,, FOLLY AS IT FLIES. • Wi t h New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Principal C haraoters by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN, - Mr. KNIGHT. Mr. H. jOIiNSTON, Mr. MUP.KAY, Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. WADDY, Mt. SIMMONS; • . • Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURRAY . the Prologue to be' spoken by Mr. BETTERTON. The Epilogue by Mr. MUNDEN. , WITH, THE ESCAPES Or, WATER CARRIER. With the original Mut;ic conposed'by'CttsKvstxt. The Principal Characters by „ Mr, INCLEDON, Mr. FAWCTT: mr. TOWNSEND, Mr. HILL, Mr. SIMMONS, Miss' DIXON, Miss WHEATLEY, bliss HOWELLS, Mrs, BASTER, &c. c~lth Repr e sentation of the New Coniedy will be on ve.7Y L ,d 4 ; wit The Review, or The Wags of Windsor. 4 n e Tragedy of King Richard 111. in consequence ofthe. treat overflow; will be repeated on londay next; and I,t r Cooke will repeat the same Character every following aorday till farther notltx. 8;ao0 5,057 Prizes. 23,943 blanks: -j 59, ..s°49 Conditions of Publication, with a view of the Subjel, may be had gratis, of the Publishers, and most Booksellers in the tlt ifs.. Each Number is intended to contain at Least one Leg6iid, embellislied with a descriptive Plate, all of which will be engraven by the first• Artists. A succeeding Number will appear on the Ist of every Month, till the whole be completed, which will be at Christmas iSoz, at s Earthest. A few Copies will be worked ofFon a large P a per, and first Impressions, pride zs. Printed for Earl and Hemet; Cobbett and Morgan; and John Badcock, in Paternoster-row. 31,000 Tickets. . . . .. . . ... . : Caj'itals DetetTh inable,. ~. First diawn ficket; ift Day; - k. 100 Ditto; - 4th Day, - 1,000 14t0, 7 7th Day; ... s,opc. Ditto;, -13th. Day, - .16,000 Ditty \ . - xgth Day; - 16,000 Ditto, last Day - '. . , 2,000 • i'reent. Prices of Tickets and. Shares. 'RICHARD KAYE, DECEASED. NOTICE is hereby given .to all Persons indebted to the Estate of RICHARD KAYE, late of High street, St. Giles's, in the County of Middlesex, Cheese- Monger, deceased, not to paw or deliver any Money or Goods due or belonging to the said Estate, to any Person whomso ever, except the lawful Administrator. . / 1 / 4 43r', elv rrovi . Whole Ticket -k. 8 5 Eighth - k. r, ,1 6 Halfditto. - - 4 7 a Sixteenth • - 0. ti 6 Quarterditto L 4 o , - Tkckets: and Shares Of Ticketi are no* on sale at every Li censed LOtiory Office. • .-. *,* A speedy purchase is re-commeded4 as Tickets are rising, st; Watzr br Ratter- • WANTED, • ARESPECT/VRLE PERSON to undertake the en- AireManagrrnent of one - of the most extensive COL LIERIES in IRELAND : he must be a Man who has been long in the Btish4ess, and of approved Integrity, as much te:. sponsibility-wiil be attached to the Situation, and a liberal Salary allowed. No one need apply whose Charader will not stand the test of the strictest inquiry. A Letter addressed to the Countess of Ormond, Castle Coiner, Kilkenny, will be duly attended to. No. 111 . The INFIDt I„ is in a state of forwardness, NEW MUSIC. MRS. BILLINGTON's SONG IN ARTAXERXES. This, Day was published, By R. Birchall, at his Musical Circulating Libary, N0..733, • New Bzind-street, MRS. 13ILLINGTON's favourite BRAVURA SONG, as sung by her- in Artaxerxes. composed by Sig. F. Bianchi wherein the Passages which are too high as originally composed, are so arranged as to cope within the compass of Ladies. in general. , Price Zs. 6d. A New Edition of Artaxerxes. Price 6d. The Overture and favourite Songs and, Dgetts froth ditto, printed singly. The favourite Songs, Duetti, ..trc. from the Operas of A:zira and La Mom di Cleopatra, composed by Sig: F. Bianchi. tegini Draiinig the .t6th of this Month. Schemes may be had (y - atts) at all The Licensed Offices. 4a11 4 Not' f a Daugry NOVEMBER IRISJI LOTTERY. S - WIFT and Co. No. rbuiTßy, ( established Anno.t7v), and TRONGATE, CITY.ofGt.ti.OOlV4 arb selling 'I tekets and legal stamped Shares of the about., LOTTERY, t 6 begin iiratvirg on MONDAY the. t6th of - Novembcn - ; andalso cif the ENGLISH LOTTERY, to be gin the 3d of March, 1562. Schemes gratis. Letters irnlnediately 'answered. All btrri ness. relative to Lotteri , :i and: the Public FtindS , piar.Rually trantla6ted. ' A 'l)gular SINGLE GENTLEMAN wants LA. Airy LODGINGS (a Bed-mom and a good Sitting- Room), for Six Months certain. He is not anxious respett ing Situation, but would rather prefer the neighbournocki of Piccadilly ; and a house where there,are few or ho Lodgers, and where he could be boarded, irla plain manner, apart from the Pamily: Post 4etters t stating particulars fully, , and . direaed to Mr. A. No. s, Paragon-place, on the Greenwich Road, will be forwarded. civil, Esq' iketield• ;rant, ESI of ItolNr FIFTEENTH N!Gi-IT. ty • S.NS SONG."t kithotity of the Right Hun. the Lox') Cu4.nn.Lx- LAIN. -MORROW, SATURDAY, Nov. 7, I Bo:, t ._ wilt be prcbented, at SANS SOUCI, Leicostcr-place, !`"ter- , aidarej an Entertahunenti entire l y new and origi -141) called - LOTTERY. _-TICKETS AND SHARES ARE , SELLING AT AR) I S H's (Qne of the Original Contractorsl .1-11 Licensrl 'bfliCeS;- 'Mb. 4, Cornhill, and 746: 9, Char ingrcross,, where the following Capital . Prizes were 944 Shared, and ROistered by T: BISII : ' - ' i.As - r yr.Xit. THIS YEAR. /.4.,925 - ' .:,C.t0,060 50,661: - . -,C.j0,000 1,957 - - '2,000 9,593 - - f 0,003 . • 2.-...,333 - .' 1,6c;0 .14,007 - - 5,600 .. I 1,681 - - I 000 11,563, - .. 2,000 17,242 - - lolioo 5,377 - - "Ica .1 5 , 795 - - 500 • 5 1 ,4 2 5 .-.- 500 All kinds of COvertunerit Sceurittes botight and sold by Commission, Tickets and ShareS registered; and Prizes paid on demand. Ina few days will be eunlished, a stli Vol. of Catches Glees, &c., . being a Contuwation of Bland's Coll.: Price IL 4s. bpund. T Barrack s' r Compidi) he only 011 ' f e . of healtlit _ E OF CHURCH PREIFERNIENT. THE NEXT PRESENTATiON to .a R.EC -11 most eligibly situated, of the, present - , Annual Value of 6z01.i and Capable of . great Improveinciir,(sui - ijea to the- Life of-the preset' Incumbent, aged 63 years), will be Exchanged for a Rectory or Vicarage of smaller value, where there is a prospe4,of immediate Possession. 'Apply to.l4l.essrs: Clayton and Scott, Lincoln's-Inn kew square, London. ' her hc ) T e ,... ei4e— PRESLN'T Evt;i:is~tc •- A FRISK.' Arrthgement of the Recitation and 5°140: *.et • . PART I. Sir Peter,. Mgi and the opening of the Plot.—Song. price Delight. —Rec. Young Timon undeceived.—Song . In 'yin° treritas.—Rec. More -Encroachers.—Sung. The Cue .An Exception.—Song. The Letter N.—Roc. A.- Slaves.—Sung. The Manes of the Brave.— ee. !Qr. Faddle —Song. Literary Transmigration.—Rec. co.tr.,ethiirg or othen—Sohg: • The New Year. te e • PART 11. Sir Peter Impatient.—Song. The Voyage of Life.— re. The Discoveri.—SOng. Honour among Thieves.— l eC: The Lataperon.—Sung.. The Ladies.—Rec. Whiffle. Tray:--Rec. The Wooden Legs.—Sung. jack at Opera—Rec. Nuts.—Sting. 'the Dinner., ace. PART 111.. s. preen• ) ,;* Thoughts On Mat rimony .—Song. The Originafani the -r- icire.—ltec. („:ourage. anlits Shadtwv.—Song. The Vi%. 'lssit tides Of C; lory.—Rec. 'she Ambassador , without Cre. l I.4ntials. —Song; "ache( and I.—Rec. Alag talks !—Song: }lt he W ilF elect —Kee.. i rte Loveis.--Song. ivory Man 1 4 owl% Pilet.Ret . The Surprize.—Song. The Bless-' 1 . g Pildt.—Reb. Ns of Peaisce. . • ' 4 whole. written and Composed; and will be spoken, Sung, and accompanied by 9. ).; • . . Mr, DIBDIN. t oor , , `1" r) _rnitiartee; I.loxes 9s. , Pit 3s. Gallery as. be open at Seven; and the Performance to begin * at Eight. lac ot ror the Eo,tes may be taken . at Mr. Dibdin's . Ware.- . i t 'heremay be had all his dittcrehr Productions f and ,t9posals for printing by. Subscription, his Three Years ou r I ; i lifit7 • Ata 4. to almost tae whole of England, and a considerable l' t ~,„ Nzor Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re ; ' , C,74ble Prientis ~ and embellished with Forty Plates in „ ITV,tintta! front Pictures painted by Mr. Dibr lii - i t a , r an t d l . l T . % a v l e u n ; i rit 4gr t i t c y xt - i , s, d i e i slic i e n d . , etched, iii prepa red ic a t n u d reia sod Spechnensof the 4 n L c si may be seen, Free of expencei at Lekester. , place. 6,,, e Til e only Entr.nice to the Theatre will, be at the Door --. St Leieesferlsquare. . m th rtt above Entertainment,. *hicit continues to be. received 1 "rh ll " r _t_ i he . ; loudest applause, wi..11 be repeated evry !floridity., N.ra}i and Saturday Evenings,..till further I , toti , ce, 't //,' Published, " Honour among Thieves," Tray," it - / :,'t Letter N," -" The an Cuckoo,' , d, on Monday next, ..1---„zlvl4nes'of the Brave. . - •- ~, .. _ 71 - 1 1 1 .2 4 tent have the di su as-,,, nto an ar! to • report re. - A i ; MONEY READY TO -ADVANCE. , i--1- - PERSONS in p*ession 'of . incomes, I ".st a • arising from Freehold, .2opylioid, or Leasehold 4 ! , ` 6 , in Land or. Houses,. Money in the E'unds, Rent .r;:.l . l 4 tD!'i, Nfarriate Settlements, Widows' 3einturesi An l'izl• i'„f .t'zitelit P' laces, Church. Livings, or any other eel:- , Pt!rrn - j`, ° ' l le fin . Life, may be supplied with ttinporary or ser est t b r —t th Stuns to any Antonia, by payltig Annuity In •rh,i , 4/ e sante. - If f . rs ' obility- and Gentry of known Property, or their ,44,' 44,' T''r.) , be accommodated on their personal security; . ithi a l,, anY iiiiTtante where the single security of 'an indivi !ltrs,/aV be deemed insufficient, the addition of another tsl. 4 "" to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re iv: tilt objedion ; anti, us all cases; pfivilege Will be te, - 4 to the P Ohlic to return the•principal at their O\N 11 4 0n. P t , Atft L-onal apptications Will be received eyery . day till Four ;:4a - " - k t and. Letters from Correspondents in Town or 4 nt r._ Dr (post paid) w of the Knight:A: ill be immediately anßank, swered, ad. ••›-J s ta to the Direr - tor 44e at his • ''''''"'n House, No. 8, Lower john-s.ireet, (.;:olden-square. PRIXTEIELD TO BE SOLD, Alin,•i . - BY PUBLIC ROUP, prtl the Tonti-ne Tavern here,' oil Wednertlay the - 20 h '-' 4 Y of November, betwixt the flours of Two and Three we ,. , 06 ( Afternoon, Entry intmediatelyafter the Sale; . - t I E-‘4;e!l-known and batutifull PRINTFIELD 1 , ..,„„ ~ KIN CAID, situated in the Parish Of Camp*, ThcQoutity of Stirling, iiinen-illes distant from Glasgowl e. 4 . 1 .1',0:d and Farm,'consistins; of i3..Acres, ate held on a 99 %trex,, - . T ., tatt from Kincaid of Kincaid, whereof 83 Years ale lo rti t i `rtd at Martinalas . next. No expellee has been spared 11 c.'"' e t the Grounds and Buildings complete, and capable 'tit: s rr ,.Yil% on the Printing Trade to a very great extent. e 'lksk or Utensils is large, and in complete repair ; tole* •, 1t 2 1.1,„`A one, Lot, or otherwise, as Purchasers may incline. ' 4l " %%41 1 ' 4 ,4 the Grounds; and an Estimate of-the Buildings, 3t th e F .J • E . Henderson here, from whom, or pavid Inglis ,-, e,A `Au, 4 , any further information may be obtained. - '"'t Oclober ,r - x 110 r. 1, LI btle s ' 14 . 0. house , 044; mai . kiriars" e .to` os t tC r • : fiat , f d ;.‘,v's 04 Wort: , - sse , t t y. a l be h ad a 't # door` f r°l,ll tt i c s at I,i;eof.; S et (1. aCo• m. e I : nlirinp r ow i ,! l )urgh 4 :11 000 ) 1; Iton, , 314 iou co. P , atA i fi' , t t ; all I'l4 IVI R „ . • CHIfsG; Apothet'afy, begs leave to call 'vhi ch i .'e public Attention to his WORM LOZ'ENGES, Wi L e ac ,' 44 /e been universally proved to possess at once the ow ti ,/ of destroying the various Worms the . stornach and l t, ItIW are subjeet to, but also the mildness ot operhtton so t an i 4 te in a Verpnifitge, ,which -is chiefiy to be given to t QS_i t ' 6l 3{4. Personsof a weakly constitution, they being most pow t t ) tizis- specie., of disorder. By their anthelmintic P:4 4 ', , they rrmove those fits, convulsions, and excruciating 411., c in t h e viscera; which areoccasioned by IVOrms ; , and in 1 , where - they are.susiee6ted, the Lozenges are a very %It enable physic. The.Loid Chief Baron, the Lord Bishop Ititil ly r ," 3l e, with nurribcrs of the Nobility, Can bear testa / . tile L i .;. ° the justness of the claim forgivieg a 'preference to S ~ i 4 rlg es over every other. Worm Medicine. ----'............ ; Zi....," wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. -4, I d. l .l ) i 'ziT,.. near St. Paul's ; and Rwalk by - every respedable 1 '44 4 ' , r ilt v.eAdet in Town anti Country, in m ob, at SS, 1,141 f -.-", Ataid Family )3Drai at. 0103 , 0 Alicia , LAW Books. W'CLARKE and SONS, LAW BOOK-SEL • LE RS, of Portugal-street, 'Lincoln's. Inn, beg leave to inform the Gentlemen of the Law, that they have now ready for immediate sale one of the largest Collection ofN W and OLD LAW BOOKS ever offered to the attention of the Profession, and wilt be found worthy the notice of those who are beginning Practice, and want a Collection of Law Books for immediate tisL;, or tho..e who are completing their Libra ries, as 04 have many rare and curious Articles in that . Branch. To the CURIOUS in DISH SAUCES, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMII'IES.•- URGESS and SON's ESSENCE of ANCI-10- vI ES.—The great reputation - which Mr. Burgess has gained by his superior Essence of Anchovies ' and other Rich Sauces, for Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef; Hashed Calves Heads, Beef Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild Fowl and Game, with many Delicacie4 for the Table. 'Sideboard, and Stdre-room, which are more fully- expressed in his Catalogue (her being the inventor of them), has induced many persons to give the same name to arijcies entirely different, which are vended at niany'Shops in London by persons who go to the principal Towns in England, Scotland, and Ireland, .to solicit Orders of Tradesmen and-Inukeepers, who in consequence are at ten served with spurious sorts, by allowing them ea tta profit.' Which is not only an imposition, but a great disapp?intinent to. families who purchase theukwith a view of having good Sauce IQ their N . B . are their gamine, but what 11 . 2.:e these woids on the label; `` Bnrgess '. a Origami and Superior Essence of An eficvies, No.- to 7, Strand, Conier Savoy Stel4, London.". LIN.COLNSI - lIRE.-,-SALE Of LANDS. ..TO BE saLp...BY AUCTION, - Early in the month of January net*, if not previously dis - ' 1 - • pt)sed - of.by Private Contract ; Detacired ESTATES • and PROPERTIES • of Sir .CILBERT FIFATHCOTE, Bart. situate in the §everal Parishes of Leak.e, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton Wigtoft,,Swineshead, ,Bicker, Gosbertoti, Surtleet, Pinch beck, *Dorringten, Ruskington, 13illingbay, and Short Ferry Farm ni the PariAni Fiskertoit, in the County of Lincoln. Particulars of:which are in preparation, and will be ready for delivery in the cor.rse of nextmonth. In ; the mean the Lands and Premises may be viewed upon.application to the respelttve Tenants. Entpingliain„Qt.t:Stli, , , PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON NATURE. rrHE first and vrinciral Duty of a PlvsiCiari is ...1L the attaining tlie'art. of `distinguishing the cause Of the Dilorder, particularly those that are most general and fatal in the Distria of his .PraCtice. The knowledge of rlie dif ferent qualities of Medicines should likewise be his . peculiar care; since without this important information it is impossi ble for him to be able to suceessfully'relieve the various Dis. orders incident to the human frame,- That Ur, Brodum has particularly made these two grand objeas hi; study, is am, ply confirmed, by the astonishing' success ths.it has attended the adininistration of his BOTANICAL SYRUP and NER VOUS CORDIAL; several 'of tke most dire calamities of human nature having subsided by their adoption, - and the constitution attained an energy and povyer positively beyond the expedation of the most sanguine. • ON NERVOUS- DISORDERS, _ . 'The animal spitits being the principal seat of knowledge, gives immediate judgment between pain and pleasure the medium of seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, and feeling : but the .mind, or animal. spirits, can conceive either fear, grief, joy, tkc. and without imbibing it from these organs. When one persowinfeets another, it Must be carried to the , prime seat of knowledge, by -someone of the senses. Thus when any. hurt, surprise, infeetion, &c. reaches the animal spirits, 'the antipathy of the nerves is evident from the vio- • lent irritation produced in every muscle and artery of the frame. This demonstratej that the nerves are immediately under the government of the mind,. and their surprising fa cility of action is elucidated by the cedickness•with which we catch a eying ball, 'or guard our heads from an impending blow. That the mind. is in all these cases dire ling the ac.- tion of the nerves, is evidently conspicuous from their won derful energetic and instantaneous .operation. The Botanical Syrup and _Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Door's )douse, No. 9.„ Albion -street, seven doors from the Leverian Museum, - Illackfriaes-bridge, ha Bottles at IL ts. its. 6d:- and ss. 6d. (Duty 4 rncluded); and of E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard.;' Jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), No. 150, Oxford-street ;. Pickling's: Medicine Ware house; No.. 76, 0 xford-sireet ; BaxteriEdinburgh Brown, Tolzey, Bristol; Read, Vine-street,. Bristol s M'Donald, Gias i gow ; Chalmers,: Aberdeen ; Tutt, and Boulton, Royal , : Exchange; Collins, Salisbury; Spilsbnry and Co. Mary . street,- Dublin'; W. Magee,- Belfast,. and M. Davies • Cork, -Ireland ; liktivise of Peck, llull, and - Ramnent, dooksel4. . lets, Hambro' ; and in the ConntrY, of all Printers,: Book:- . selk.rii, 'ceders of Aludii.toei in the ;lam Kingdom,' This Day were published, , l i n One Volume, 12mo. price6s„in hoards, The 1 . %...nt1i Edition, with very considerable - Additions, of L LUS I T RA TioNs of MASONRY. WI I.LIA PRESTON, •". Past Master of the 1,0(18"t 7 acting by inlnie - mo. Priiited Paternoster:row: fls* liftides Inc. Improvements in this Edition, - the His., tory . of i'.lilsonr: is continusd from the Grand yeast, in 1795, to the E - 80 o•.; and a few general Remarks are introduced On some late Publications against the Society of Freemasons. 4 * * A tew Copies are printed on tine paper, in 8 vo, 'price los. 6d. in boards. -• . • . 'LAW OF TITHES. This Day was published, In Four Volumes, Royal Svo. Price 21. 12S. Q . in boards, ACIN of ACTS and COLLEC 'RECORDS of PARI,IIENT; with REPORTS of ,C-A 4 SES argued aui .lectlic..led in the Courts of Law and EqUity re specting Tithes. By HENRY GWII. LIM, Esq. One of His Majesty's Judges of the Supreme Court of Madras. N. B. This Work contains a great number of original CASCS taken frOm authentic Makiuseripts, and never befbre published. , . London: Printed foril. Butterworth, fleet-street. Of whom may be had, price cgs. boards, Toiler's Law of Executo4 and ;Idniinitrators. : • • This-Day was .. In One Volume, Octavo, Plitt Three'S hi 11 i ngs saved • HE' L AW of • RILLS of .EXCHANGE ; • PRO sso RY.NOTES, BANKNOTES, BANKERS' NOTES, DRAE.TS, and CHECKS. Containing all the Statutes, Cases at large, Customs of Merchv:nis, and Deci, sions in the Coufts of Law and EqUity, , .on those • very im portant Subjects; ; to Trinity Tenn, iBo.t. Arguments in the' Case of LaWsOn OrtherS v. Weston anti otheri, in the Sittings before Lord . Kenyon and.:e'Speeial Jury,- in July sSot, wjien some, itif9+.lnation curred respecting Country Banks, ,and- their Yi.ny extraordi-. nary NI ulitplication. Together with the a:,:- , .emulated Stamp Duty on the respeaive Sums, down , to the late Act 1 Q. HI. c.Ao, inclusive. ~ By EDWARD WINDHAM XANNINC; Esq. Landoll: Printed forj. Strattor4, No. 112 Holborn-bill; and sold by all 'other Booksellett. Where may be het, - just published, ' • . , . , (The Second E4tion, price ss. sewed.), The Law of Wills, ,C;Odicils, and Revocationi.- With plain and fantiliir In4tfudioils tor. Executors, Adrhinistral tors,' Devisees, and' Legate., Including great -varitzty of Forms of Willi ane, Codicils tovther with a cleAr and disc tied Account of the Law's Disposal of .the Estates of those who die Withorat, a Will. With ,Instructions for obtaining P.rbbate of rills,.and Letters of Adthinistrati:iti, down to Trinity Team igo 1. By Earclley Mitford, Esq. Coveyaneer... A Nottt, Corred, and Uniform Edition of ITALIAN CLAS , • "SICS, in tlino. for Schoots t .ind Byo. for Libraries. just published, 'by A. Dulau and :Cii: Soho square,' undei• the Direelion of L. NARDINI . „ . - , con I. A .RIOSTO I ORLANDO VURIOSO . . Note, 4 tom. in tzinQ. sewed, zos. Ditto, tine paper, hot pressed, il.. los. . ' Ditto CAST' GAT°, di L: Nardini, ad,uau della Gio ventii; '4 tom: in 124T10. sewed, - tI. . -,, • . A. 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Books O NtWspapers, - frorrk France, Italy, Ger- Criany,- &c, • • IXISH. . 8 5 O Ticket 4 7 0 Half ci 1 Quaitet I 2 6' Eighth . 6 Sixteenth Tii.:kt;ts and Shares Will rise. Ticicet Half - Quartr, - Eighth - ,Sixteenth t 6 4,p - 8 7 3 - . 4 5 3 6 EXTRACT FROI'd TIEIE LovooN GAZETTE: TT. has been the.' stud of the •Pipprietois of tha well-known_ANTISO,RBUTI C Rp first corn. posed.and . preparedby the' late FRANCES D SPILSBqKY, at his - Dispensary, No. I . SOhO-square; Loriatm, and continued only, and solely, thereto be prepared genuine, •to guard the Public against -the: Impositions which a; . e daily praelised against MediCines possessing the first re'spedability . ; and. as the virtues of the Antisc-orbutic: Drops have been mund not only ailantidot , !. in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re source in cumteous eruptions; scrophul4 gout; rheumatic.:'::, and the attendant diseases of the nerves, as,, the list of euro aecorrOnving: each bottle; given in an Ample of direc tion. will testify, as well as the Trr,dti.se on . Diet, Gout, arc. written . bY-ihe late Proprietor (which may be also had of the Dispensary); single them out as lit Qbjecis to try:, un der their Salt4ioll, such spurlous imitations. , For this rea son, the Proprietors, by the favour. Majesty's Cont: Missioners of the StamFOffice; haye affixed a, tamy on each bottle, printed hi...black ink; with the words " Spilsbuty and Co. No. vs, Soho-square ; " expressed upon it ; which, it the i'urchaser , attends to, together : with the words " by the King's Patent," on the bottle, bill, and, wrapper, with th* addition of the King's. Arms, oil, the larger, he Mat. be , as l .. 'mild he has obtained the Genuine Medicine, as Sold at thd ISispensary; Soho-square, London, in bottles,of 3s. and 11. As,. each; Autydheluded, , • FiALLEk's ELIXIR OF CASC:ki<ILLA; An elegant and efficacious Rerriedy, for all llisorders ;arising from •Debi Tiff Jai . the Stomach arid Bowels, Nervctus- .and, Flatulent etirrtpl6ittis ) . tZ,t.'• I r rirllS eltanses and strengthens the, Storrtich .41. .and . Bowels ; reinovels gestion, Tremors of the t',eryes, Lowness of Spirits; -and all. other Nervous Complaints t it . procutes those an appetite.tO whom the .-411 it b - c.fore Wag nauseous; and is the best Strengthening Medfcindfor general WeakrieSs-, • wher4er coca., Boned by hot clicriatost,i;ri f igular living, pr'otlie6vise. ,;.By (;outy and Itlieu4aoc copiraierstee ! it. (esFecially such are,of a scorbutifillhabit), it' will biKftitind. a powerful tonic; bracing the .telwc.ed fibr4s; and giving strength. and encrgY to the Wholz system,; and.istaken with the.greatest satety in' - Sea-bathing, and the,use of the,Bristal; Bath, and brufSe Waters, the good effeets cf the t‘,4o last, it assists in , wonderful degree. .. , By.PersOns going into . Hot 01hriate9' it is fo t urid the best . Preservative against .the lr lua4ur llysenteryi f.'ever, )bstruOions the Viscera,.particularly ot.the, fiver; and is totally; free from astringency .and tendency to promote struaion, preperties well known to liolorz Id &cry Prepara;- ticnt of the. Peruvian Bask.. Hailer's Elixir of Cascarilla, ii lirepaiNT and sold by P . oweit and Co. t hecpists to His l= ova[ the I' rihes of Wales, at the Repertoriuin, or Mudielnal h ill, NO. biy Editard-strzat,, Portman-square, Landoll :. Sold also, by ail:, pointnient, by E. New,l*:ry, corner .of St.. Paul's tiara ,yard ; Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Cruttwell, 13atk; Sitfitli, Cheltenham ; Sprang Tunbridge Wells ; Vaughan. Efe . coni and Donaldson, Portslnouth, in Bottles, price Frs. gd. each.- YELLow FEVER: ;THE progress• of Scferice, and tile triumph of bbour.and., - persevereice: united with A rf► are recently. 'di splayed' by . ' an 'important Discihery 'tli T e"lllafpria Nledica. It is universally known-, that the late War Va*:ta - rtiztt on in the West Indies,- and - other parts; lar an . atnicispirf!reimpreg.; nated with disease and pestilence, the effeeiS of which have been so calamitous that other, roes - v.ieft but 'a.4 . Shadows in the - Seale. Oft an accurate, calculatiOn, j? . is found - , 'that nearly 't: t vo-fiftlrs of the Europeans are cchtinn aliy swept away' by tilts desolating distemper; td . which the appellation of the' , Yellow Fever is note generally given; to prevent or to cure i% had baffled all the exertions of the; Faculty at length; When hope had almost Yielded to despair, and all remedy lvp.4:igivr). , ed tindiscoverable, a SP ECI I IC iS rroduixd, both for pie vention and Cure. The Nation at target so justly intereste4 in the fate ottlio'se who devo , :c themselves 1:7 her rve)tarc4 .rri:lst highly rejoice at this discovery the tender P'ailtit, the anxious Wife, and the atleetionate Friend, concerned ter their respeetive ConneCtions abroad; or 'for those who arc leaving England; must have their fears Much alleviated by availing -themselves of this'oppOrtunity to'lecure those 'who are dead to them from the dangers of an infectious Clinrate. This' Medicine is,sold; Wholesalesand retail s •,at frO. Gold. ing's,: No. 4i, COrnhitl, London, and retail orily;. Yid tis ap. vointmenti by, one eminent Vender of .Patent Medicines in every principal Seaport City and Town in the•UiAtecl King. dbms, in Boxes; One Guinea each; sufficient for one person twelve months. The Most positin: tAtifilanY 01' dficaor may bt Wen as *Ye,.