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•••') - ,i ) ~ ;ire .4 , ~ ..:4V 1 ;- ;. (k- ----- - 4 - l'i): . 4 ! , __ 4' ; ~ ....—a s v _ A. . . 1 t ' /... i-.. 01 : :at i their NUMBER 2893•] TUEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. "raMORROW EVENING, Dec. 29, 1301, 4. Their Majesties' Servants will aa KING RICHARD THE THIRD. WITH HARLEQUIN AMULET. On Wednesday, the ,Tragedy of Jane Shore ; Jane. Shore by Mrs. Siddons. • • On Thursday, King Henry 'the Fifth, or The Battle of Agincourt. ' On Friday,'thc Tragedy of King John ; Constance by Mrs. S.itdons. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. P rO" . .. MORROW EVENING, Dec. zg, iBoz, will be performed, THE'STRANGER. . - On Wednesday, the new Comedy of Folly as it Flies. On Thursday, the Opera of The Duenna. On Friday, the new Opera of Chains of the Heart, BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, LONDON. , - / VMS Office is established for the Insurance of Houses, Buildings, Manufaaories, Goods, a.-d Mer tuandize, Ships, Vessels, Barges, and other Craft, with tl.eir Cargoes, in Post, or usecion tiTaiAgabiw:Canals, FARM INIG STOCK, and all other Property, against Loss or Da lAage by Fire, in any part of Great Britain. The Directors of this Office have, from the moment of its EstabliShment, constantly endeavoured to make such At - - tritgements as should be more suitable to pronioie the Bene fi4ts of Fire insurance than those of the Old Iklode. - Ex tended Commerce; —enlarged Manufadories,; —great ac cumulation of Property ,-and a variety of collater a l Cir cumstances„ rendered it absolutely necessary to make varia_ lions in Fire Insurance, to avoid the Errors which from time to time had ben discovered, but neveramended. The BRI TT S 14. FIRE OFFICE has made several Amendments, and Such - Amendments as have induced a very considerable Number of the first MERCHANTS, TRADERS, and MANUFACTURERS, to give it a most decided Prefer encef The Capital of The BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, and Rtspeclability of its Proprietary, renders any Observation on its Stability unnecessary ; and the Characters of the Mans ters placethem above the pcissibility of their running into will or fanciful Schemes in order to obtain Business : all the Rules, Regulations, Terms and Conditions, have been ma, lurely weighed and considered, and will be found, on Itcfe tence to the printed Vroptosals, to contain every Thing that is fair and equitable. The BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE recommends to the Farming Interest their N.ENV MODE of insuring Agricultn tal Stock, which only requires a Value upon each Species of Crain, in ,whatever Building, ..or on whatever Part of the 1 nn It may be, at a Premium of Three Shillings per Cent. 15. - Annum, thereby preventing the Insecurity attached to the Old Mode now inPractice with the other Insurance Of. frees ; but this Office will, whenever desired, willingly grant Insurance on this Old Mode. Losses by Fire from Lightning are made good, and in Cases Cf Insurance on Freehold Property, the bentilot the Policy Will descend to those Persons who may be le' entitled to the swine, until the nett Payment on the Policy becomes clue, without Notice being given to the Office. ,Annual Insurances due at Christmas-Day must be paid Withki Fifteen Days therefrom, dr the Benefit of the Policy Will be lost ; but Insurances may be renewed after, without the Expence of a New Policy. Printed Particulars of the New - and Old Mode of insuring Farming Stock, with Proposals and C on di t i ons o f I nsu r a nc e is general, and a List of the Diretlors, Trustees, &c. may lie had Gratis, of their Agents, in all the Cities and principal owns in the Kingdom. ROBERT SKELTON, See. • EVERY IVIAN I HIS OWN MILLER. rl l - 1 - 101VIAS WRIGHT, Patentee of the HAND & STONE CORN-MILLS, respedtfully informs the public . they may be seen at work every day at the Manufae tory, No. AI, Paul-street, Finsbury-square. He has brought them to such perfeaioh, that they are capable of grinding Six Bushels of Wheas : rer day, and make as good Meal as any kill whatever. The Stones are french Burrs, eighteen inches in diameter, fixed in t frame three feet square ; they 4e on the-most simple construaion, and may be so set, that .I' , boy twelve years old may work them. When Wheat is at the following prices, this Mill will produce a sack of Un ,lttulterated Flour as under : _ _ Wheat 725. per quarter—Sack of Flour for 545, ft4s. ditto, ditto, 48s. 565. ditto, ditto, 425. Dressing Machines or Sieves supplied. • - TO THE LOVERS OF FRULT. I\A • R -..WILLIAM CORNWELL, Gardener, of vi High'Barnet; Herts, uow o•ffers. for Sale s" rrnarka blc lasge Deep,red; Prolific RASPBERRY,. 'which he raised from the Seed of that touch-esteemed Yellow Antwerp : this new variety, for beauty of colour and richness of flavour,. greatly excels all others ; Jaw: butches of the Fruit weie sent last June and July tuthe foilotVing places, for the in spedion of :the Pubh4, whit highly met their approbation, where fin.: Fruit-hearing Plants art now selling at js.. each, viz. Mr. John Mason's, Seetisanan•i• Fleet- . street; Messrs. Warner and Co.'s; Scerlancit; oppOsite the Royal Exchange ; ztact North's Nursery Gardens; opposite the Asylum, Lam- Surrey: Letters and Porter-age paid, with Ready MQ 11,‘. for th Plants,, will.be strictly attpided VRINILLY WASTELANDS. Ey Order of the'Commissioners, limier the - Inclosure mt. To 'BE SOLD BY : AUCTION, OitMonilay,-the i tin Day of January, aoz ' at the White Haft' nn, Frimlev, in the County ofSurrey, By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. IX.AILOTIVIENTS of LAND, TWO whereof tj are near the Golden Fanner, and Four others are adjoin: ing to the liasingstolic Canal ; the whole containing Soo Acres, • dr thereabouts. . , Printe.i Particulars may be Irrd of Mr. Sinai'piece,: Stoke, Acar Guildford; Surveyor ; at Mr. AlumfOrtPs, Greville weet, Hatton-garden, Surveyor; Messrs. Mason and Birch, Chancery-lane, Solicitors. Tiik. MOST B EA uTi FIJI. PART OF PARK-LANE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall Mall, On- THURSDAY, lanuary 22, at One o'Clock, , By ORDER of the SOLE EXECUTOR, ANOBLE, SPACIOUS, and SUPERLATIVi- LY ELEGANT MANSION, with extensive at tacked and detached OFFICES, suited for a PERSONAGE u j f the First Rank and Consequence, late the Residence and rro,...trty of the. COUNTESS 'of HOLDE RNECSE, deceasedi _ - - • • The Premises, in point al . size and situatioriymav be rank etl the titstpud most desirable in the METRO.PO CIS, corn- Ptis:ng' a most splendid Suite of SIX' MAGNIFICENT. tPARTMENTS on thti. PRINCIPAL FLOOR, welt connected, of large dimensions, ust proportions, and finished LA a style _c.f superior taste and elegance; the. Windows of Which openin, mto - a Balcony, blend all the 'enchanting beauties of HYDE-,PARK, with the splendour of these Rooms, which can only be: exceeded by the neatness and tun forts of the Secondary-and Domestic Apartments. The MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE correspondent Wth the MANSION, FRENCH PLATE PIER. GLA,Sr iS of matchless beauty and perfedion,' purchased by the 1 4:e Earl daring his Residence in France, may be had at a fair valuation, or they will be sold by Public Sale, on the Premis es , and an early possession inav be had. In the course of the Season will be sold the capital and kltehless Colleclion or FLEMISH and DUTCH CAM: NET 'I)ICT I/ R ES, .CHEF DIE.O V RES of the most cele bated and admired Masters, in their pristine and perfect k,.,ll'e•''a great AssernblAge of the most valuable SEVE, 1 4R E'S DEN, old, coloured, and blue JAPAN CHINA, old te.PAN CABINETS of the first class, and various other. f.!cli; in BRONZE, OR.-MOULLI, &c. &c. arti . eulars may be had at the Riau-W . lv COac'-h0145,. 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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - At the White Hart Inn, in Spilsby, in the County of Lincoln, on Monday the 18th day of anuary, 1802, between the hours of Three and Five in the Afternoon AN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SICENIYLEBY-THORPE, comprising tg4A. 2R. by admeasurement (more or less), of exceeding rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, some fine Timber, and an undis turbed Manol abounding with Game, liable only to small Tithes, and within a ring fence, together with an exCellent House, Barns, Stables, &c. thereon. The Estateis in a most pleasant situation for any Gentle man, being in s delightful Snorting Country, where a Pack of excellent Fox Hounds are kept. - Within 3 miles of Spilsby, 6 of Alford (two market towns), and tz of those two fashionable rese rts on titi Eastern Coast, Sutton and Skegness, so peculiarly famed tor the excellency of Sea Bathing. The Neighbourhood is surrounded with genteel Families. The House is situated on a gentle eminence, commanding U. plea-, sant and extensive prosped. A Plan of the Estate may be seen, by applying to Mr. Ellis, No. 8, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane;, or Mr. Wil liam Walker, Attorney at Law, Spilsby, . CAPITAL WATER CORN MILL, FULLING MILL, Ace. Scr:. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, _ _ _ By Messrs. RICHARDSON, SON, and COR HELP, A Very Valuahle FaREgHOLD.ESTATE, with IA immediate possession,consisting of a very handsome modern built DWELLING HOUSE in complete repair, delightfully situated, with Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, and every convenience for a respectable Family. A WATER CORN MILL adjoining • the Dwelling . House, in complete repair, with two. Water Wheels, four pair of French Stones, F lour Machines' &c. capable of grind ing-Ind dressing upwards of forty loads of Corn per week,, with large Granaries, &c. , tether with a well-accustorited FULLING MILL,- with.tive pair of Stocks. The whole amply supplied with water, and situate in the vicinity ora large populous town, in the centre of a Corn and Clothing Country in the West of England, and within easy distances of the best supplied Markets in England. The above Premises are capable of very considerable im provement, and form 4 most eligible Situation for apy person of property, desirous of realizing or of embarking in . an ex— tensiye and profitable Concern. Apply to Nlessrs..Richardson, Son and .Corfield, No. 7,' Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London, who are duly authorised to contrast, and of whom printed particulars may be had. STONE AND GRAVEL: THE CHINK.-A-PIN SOLVENT, an effeetual Cure for the Stone and Gravel. The Proprietor feels it his duty to present to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Pub lic, a Medicine acknowledged to be the first in the world, be ing a sovereign remedy for the above Disorder. Front the wonderful Cures it has performed, where every other leas failed, he flatters himself he shall ensure general patronage. This4vledioine•comprises such properties, as well as good qualities, which have been so fully approved and attested, as to leave no doubt whatever of its efficacy, not only in curing the above disorders, but in removing all ObstruCtions originating in the same cause as those complaints, and-pro-. m et i n g all wholesome Secretions. • In order to prevent mistakes, as well as cbunterfeits, 'for the sake of the Community -at large, the above Medicine, prepared in bottles, at One Guinea each, with full Directions, can be had only .f the Proprietor, No. 4, Ranelagh Green, Chelsea_ and no where else in England. YELLOW FEVER. EVERY experienced Physician knows what dan. serous Disorders arise from a redundancy of bile in the habit. However salutary a due secretion of this fluid may be, yet a diffusion of it in the circulation is known from its putrescent quality to bring on sudden and fatal Fevers.— I n hot Countries this consequence is more to be apprehended than in temperate Climates. It has been supposed by the most eininent Of Faculty to have occasioned the devastat ing' malady known by . the name of the YELLOW FEVER , aihl this accounts for the uncommon success of DIXON's ANN TIBI LIOITS PILLS - in curing, and particularly in pre venting this Disorder. ,Captain Campbell; now In the %Vett Indies, who took the Antibilidus - Pills succesiefully in a Hier complaint, watindikeed to'recommend them to pis Brother, Officers, and haS ther e by ben haPpy means of securing them all from the ravages of so dreadful. a Disorder. The Fills are therefore, in an especial !flamer; as a Preservative; deserving the notice of all-Military and Naval Officers, as well as of‘ all other. Per Sons going to those Climates; subjecl to this terrible Calamity. ,The Pills may be taken'by the tenderest constitutions; and require no confineyient; nor any restraint as _to diet.: They are, sold, wholesale and retail; at. Ching arid Butler% No. 4, Cheapside, near St. Paul's ; and retail by Payne. Plymouth ;' Belain, Portsmouth ; Walker,. Falmouth ;- Ne-al'es Dover ;Randall, Southamptok; and by one VenderTin dim Town in the United Kingdom, in Boxes at - 55.. 11.1 oxes 2s. gd: and five Boxes 'none at is. eacn;with Direaions, signed by G , .Dixon, Apothecary. To NAVAL and, MILI TA R Y OFFICER S, CAP'fAINS of SHIPS, and Others engaged,in long Voyages; as well as to Persons of Bilious Habits, and those of Sedentary Liies, are now recommended , HALLAIVPs. justlk celebrated ANTIBILIOUS, LAXATI VE .PILLS,, so universally esteemed as an immediate and effedtial Remedy for all Inaction or Obstruc tion of the Stomaeh and Bowels, Bile, Sickness at Stomach, . Distention, andgrip- I ndigestion; • •B lions or Sick Head,achs, ling or colicky Pains , ''Habitual latuieney, Costiveness, of the Intestines; AncLare partieirlarly adapted, to the Cure and Prevention of -•••THE JAUNDICE 'Olt PI LES. The invariable success of this elegant Preparation, added, to its safe, agreeable, and certain operation, has already ac quired it a degree of celebrity and confidence, that nothing short of real merit could possibly obtain. Through the United KingelOniS, on the Continent, at St. Helena,' and the British Settlements in the cast,, it.has been found admirably serviceable as a preventative of those severe liver complaints which generally arise from obstruCtion in the biliary passages, and which so faquently prove lataLin•hot A single dose will generally, be found the best recommen dation, as it will invariably procure it' the future esteem and ,donfidence of the patient, as many of the first personages in this kingdom can testily; who have frequently asserted that they never would in future be without a supply. One Pill only, taken at bed tune, as occasion may require, Will generally be 'found a sufficient dose, requiring no atten tion to diet or-oold, being pertealy.sate at every season ; and having been given with singularly good effect during preg, nancy, they wav be safely considered the best and easiest remedy ever yet discoVeied for persons of bilious and costive habits, and those of sedentary lives, where a s ufficient aelion of the bowels is not kept tip, and crudities retained in the in testinal canal are producing frequent head-aclas, languor, las- - situde, Sense of oppression, giddiness; &c. 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