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Stir" I dos 0 04 1 ors ` tell 01 ba: e sole Lee Oil st. -hill over - C3ll - s. 9d • Lei ipe yyifil CCS is NOV others NUMBER 2851.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. io, ISoi,' will be performed, THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER. WITH HARLEQUIN AMULET; Or; THE MAGIC OF MONA. L3r lieS and Gentlemen who were disappointed of Pfaces to f u ll rera of Artaxerxes on Thursday night, are most respea the Y informed it will be repeated on Wednesday next , for lest time this Season. Tile Opera of The Duenna is in rehearsal, and will be f ormedper_ in a few days, with entirely new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations, and in which Mrs. Billington will appear za the Charaaer of Clara. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. xo, 1801, will be pectlmm..d, FOLLY AS IT FLIES. With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Principal CharsEters by Mr. LEWIS, •Mr. NILINDEN. Mr. KNIGHT. Mr. H. youNsTaN, Mr. MU^ It AY. Mr. W!IlTriEl,l), Ttr. WADDY. Mr. SIMMONS; • Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURRAY. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BETTERTON. The Epilogue by Mr. MUNDEN. wtrif 'THE REVIEW ; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. The New Comedy of Folly as It Flies, will be repeated %Thursday and Saturday. t i„nWednesdiy, Mr. Cooke will appear for the first time • ertson in the Charaaer of Kitley, in Every Man in his amour, a fter which he will. perterm Sir Archy Macsar ' , 33 , 11 , in Love A-la-Mode. `Jr l Friday, Mrs. 13illington, will appear; for the first time, 11 the charaaer of Clara, in Ilse Duenna, in which she will I ntroduce a new Bravura Song. EXCHANGE OF CHURCH PREFERMENT. IXHE NEXT PRESENTATION to a REC TORY, most eligibly situated, of the present Annual th altle of 6101. and capable of great Improvement (subjea to i ," O Life of the present Incumbent, awd 63 years), will be there for a Rectory or Vicarage of smaller value, where "ere is a prospea of immediate Possession. Apply to Messrs. Clayton and Scutt, Lincoln's - Inn New "uare,, London. S ELECT ASSEMBLY and DANCING ACADEMIES• MR. ALLEN informs his Subscribers and Friends, that his improved ASSEMBLY ROOMS, k No. to, Great Ayliff-street, Goodman's-fields, are again I 'Pen to Subscribers every Mon . day.—None but Ladies of r zpeEtabilit.y admitted. Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who havolearned in the " stile, or, net at all, are privately completed in all the Illast admired steps, and every_ description of Dance in rijodern prattice at the above Rooms, and at No. Navyh T V-street, Golden-square ; where Foreigners, and Officers, Captains of Ships, Country, .Residents, ..Atives going abroad, and every one to whom it is an objea, . 7 acquire this accomplishment, expeditiously or fashion. -41 y, will Meet with uncommon advantages, and thereby be tlalifled for the necessary parts of Dancing in about a fort )7t„ during which time they may Board and Lodge' in the t i t t ilt if -Broad wish.,---Constant attendance given at both attended. -sword, Fencing, and Music, taught. Schools ended. HOUSE AND LAND WANTED TO RENT, tOR a Term of Years, in a dry Sporting Part of the Country, where Roads are, good and' Coals rea ,.l)le, sitinte near to (hut not in) a.good Market To w n , a zir ' 411 'FAMI LY HOUSE or COTTAGE, in good . repair, 14 4 41 from 3 0 to 5o Acres of Pasture and Arable Land. Pos - - tinn wanted at Christmas or Lady Day next. t : Letters (post-paid) addressed to A. B. Post,Office, Bun '4gfield, will be attended to. .TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACompa& and . most Desirable FREEHOLD ._ETATE, comprising res of old inclosed fertile c 'eadow and Arable Land, w ithin a Ring Fence; also a i r : . : l lmodions Stone-built DWELLING-HOUSE, capital D , 4 rrn,yard, with Stalls (lately erec.-led thereon sufficient for t s , er ting 4oOxen), Barns, Stables, and other Out_buildings - rnpkte. • gThe above Estate is situate near. to the Market ToWn of 41 bury, Oxfordshire, and adjoins the River Charvvell, for i k 'n a rode and a half in length, is Tithe Free, and in the z ,; 4 pation of a most respea will be Tenant under a Lease for en.y,ears, five of which une xpired at Lady-day •,t; net annual gent 60•1. furter particulars, alid to treat for the same, apply to Sandysand Horton, Crane-court, Fleet-strcet, Lou .' or at the Of ice of Mr. 0. Aplin, Solicitor, Banbury. S U GARS-Moist, 54d. to 6d. Lamp, 9141. to tad. ch da : - de r Y Grougars, 61d. to 76d. per lb. Better sorts r in vrop nd o rtion Su . Fear --One Ounce to every Pound (trett) overweight : 80-3:`.1`,..,21. 3:` .1 `,.., 21 . to zs. 6d. Congou Leaf, as. Bd. to3s. COngou Kind, ti; 0 . 1 ""„: 4s. Good Congou,. 45. 6d. to s.s Capital Sou l., ` 1 ). )'. bd. to 6s. Superfine, 75. to Bs'. Bestlmported, Adra and Caper Souchong los. per lb. Green Teas, 45. 6d. to ss. Capital 55. 1 6 d. to 6s. Hyson, ,1 3 . . sd. to 7 5 . Fine Ss. Superfine 95. to los. Best . Imported, I,l;unpowcier Hyson, los. 6d. to ias. per lb. teas, Original Chests Congou and Green vas, 41'. Bd. to ss. 4d. per lb. • I,Cotlees, 35..6d. to 4s Fine BourbOit, 4s. 6d. to ss. Best kirkey, Ss. 6d. to 6s. per lb. Genuine Cocoa, 3s. per Lb. I d Phocolates, 4s. 6d. to ss. Best, ss - . -6d. Sir Hans Sloane's E,, li k, Churchman's Patent, and Yines't Vanilla, 6s. to 6s. -1 • per lb. Best Carolina., 3d. to sid.. Ground,-4d. to 40. Rice lour, 4id. t o sd. Millet, 3d. 'to 3bd. Scotch Bailey, 2id. to 3, 1, Per 11, N LeS, B e st Cloves, Bs. 6d. per lb. Cinnamon, 'as. 6d. ,:trnegs; zos. Mace, 385. Black Pepper, as. 7d. White, W h 9a , Ditto Long., 4s. Allspice, tad: Brown Ginger, tod. 12,1 it e ditto, sad. Carraway and Coriander Seeds, Bd. Sago, '„ Tapioca, ad. Pearl Barley, 6d. ' Jordan Almonds, s 's s i• Bitter lid. per lb. tx.. r t i a il t cb,. Ind. to lid. Blues, best &tone and Powder, sod. S' t '4cl: 4 Ps, best Yellow, 76d. Mottled, 8-id. White Curd, is 4 Per lb. Per 4 ta. l d - Common, tod. Fine, 14c1. Superfine, rBd. I.4lits best Muscatel, Blooms, Sun, Malaga Raisins, Cur ()?„, prunes, French Plums, Figs, &c.. , 'ers: for all articles in the Confedionary, Italian, and r' ;•taties, executed on the lowest terms. ( )Id 4 E D WARD G LETo N and Co.'s thirty years Nro -e stablished Tea Warehouses, the Original Grasshopper, 11.1 r (2.0 r 42 , Cheapside • and No. 9, Bishopsgate-street Within, , th. A " ioN-No connection with any other libuse with sa 4l 4 ' q, '",n of th e G ras sh o pper, &c. or any other House of the ki th Maine, &c. Nor have any persons in the Kingdom ~,Ir i tYto sell Teas, &c. in, or use their Names or Firm. i',r`r Orders by Twopenny or General Post, inclosing Bank. ,300 d hills, sent to exact- delivery hange returned in Iv3 i p ; or Oiders fur Payment on duly attended to, Prk e i Nic and Retail, and 'sent- (as per } order) to any part, rs fin Cairie r Inn Wharf, Sze. in London.-111- , -. 1, Y) must pay I ost. Articles subjed to rise and fall of Markets. • n''''Requost timely notice with Orders. ~, X." 4 Pakie ?".,, ' '4, 4 11 . . • r : y .....d - k i, it W' i 4.- - I ' . \I/ - - •\. ‘,.. . , A . ... . - 04*- - , .. . . I.'' V‘olk I* , ,/ 1, 1 ~ 4 1.) 04 1 . 1 17 !"-..-.-._,,:,47. .-:•,tir -A :: 6 1 . f 'tikt :l l- &z .... - f - - ----- `l , ... „.... -ar ......... ,---/-':-'.. l ' ' ' ‘ , 4 - 0 .11 , ~. •_7,14,,...0.,,, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1801. WHITEHALL, 04Iober 2.70801. WHEREAS it bath been represented to His Majesty, by the Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of the ,Admiralty, that on the isith of June last, several Per sons composing a Boat's Crew _belonging to His Majesty's Gun-vessel the Hecate, who had boarded and taken possession of a Smuggling I:ugg.''r, laden with spirits, which had been run ashore at a place called M ullions, in Mount's Bay, on the Coils; of Cornwall, were attacked by a large party of Men, carrying Musquets, who advancing to a Cliff at a small distance from the Lugger, began firing upon them, and continued such firing. for a considerable time, until the said Persons were under the necessity, for the safety of their lives, to quit the Lugger, and take to their Boat ; after which they were again fired upon by the said Armed Men, and in particular by one WILLIAM RI CHARDS, otherwise called Payow .(sup posed to be a part Owner of the said Lugger or her Cargo), who has since absconded :—His Majesty, for the better ap prehending and bringing to justice of the Offenders, is hereby pleased to promise his most gracious Pardon to any one or more of them (othet than the said Richards, alias Payow), who shall discover his or their Accomplices 'therein, so that any of them may be apprehended, and convided of the mali cious and atrocious a& above-mentioned. PELHAM. And the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty do hereby ()MT a REWARD of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS to any Person or Persons (except the said Richards, alias Payow), who shall apprehend, or cause to be apprehended, any of the Offenders, or give such Information to their Lordships' Soli citot, Mr. Bicknell, of Norfolk-street, London, or Messrs. George and Samuel John, of Penzance, as may be the means of their apprehension ;- to he paid on the conviction of any such ottinclers so aiiprehended, by,the Treasurer of is Majesty's Navy for the time being. N. 13. The said Richards, alias Pai7ow,• is about 52 years of age, 5-feet 7 inches high, stout made, dark hair, straight and short, dark complexion, dark grey full' eyes,. with red dish eve-lashes and eye-brows ; his beard also red, and marka6ly thick and large; large Louth, and teeth discoloured, voice sharp a nd shrill. DAME FORTUNE Deals cut her Cards on Monday next, for the last time in Ireland ; Therefore those who wish to partake of her favours, have no time to lose. _ - - SCHEME of tho IMPERIAL IRISH LOT TERY, Value of each. ,C.lOOOO 5 ,000 2,000 No. of Prizes, so 8,000 8,057 Prizes. 23,943 Blanks. ,000 SOO 100 Total Value. 4.4 0 , 000 20,000 B,oco s,coo 2,500 x,sco 1,000 72,000 Z.iso,ocoo 32,000 Tickets. Capitals Determinable. First dratin Ticket, tst Day, - . 500 Ditto, 4th Day, - I,soo Ditto, 7th Day, - 5,000 Ditto, 13th Day, - to,ooo Ditto _ 19th Day, - 10,000 . Ditto, last Day - - 2,e,a0 Present Prices of Tickets and Shares, Whole Tkket .8 5 o Eighth - - 2 6 Halt ditto - - - 4 7. 0 Sixteenth - - 011 6 Quarter ditto - 2 4 0 Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li censed Lottery Office. 4 1',,t,4„ speedy purchase is recommended, as Tickets are rising. Begins Drawing on Monday next. Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices. NEXT MONDAY The IRISH STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing. LTODGES and Co. No. : 149, Oxford -street, op posite Bond-street, and N 0.44, St. James's-street (who have no connexion with any other Office), take the liberty to infirm the Nobility and Public, they have no sale a great va riety of Tickets and Shares in the present I rish and English Start Lotteries, on the most . reasonable Terms, and that in the 'course of this year they sold, shared, and registered; at the above Offices, the following Capital Prizes, viz; No. r 5.705 a Prize of -•• ,C. 20,000 .. . x8;060 -------- 5000 30,333 --r----- - 5000 - 28,898 ' 5008 And in the late Lotteries they likewise sold, shared, and re- . , gisterd, No. iz,663 - 4. 20,000 No. 36,030 - ,C. sOOO ' 7121 - 10,000 Also 17 of 2000 2651 - to,ooe 27 of 1000 3 %0' Orders by the Post, or otherwise, strialy executed. N. B. The English Lottery begins Drawilig 3d March, 1802. PRINTFIELD TO BE SOLD, BY PUBLIC ROUP,, Within the'Tontine Tavern here, _on Wednesday the.2sth Day t f November, betwixt the Hours of Two and Thiee O'Clock Afternoon, Entry immediately after the Sale; . 4HE well-known and beautiful PRINTFIELD 'of KINCAID, :situated in the Parish of Campsie, and County of Stirling, nine miles distant from Glasgow.-,-- "I•he Field and Farm, consisting-of 53• Acres, are held on a 99 Year 6 Lease from Kincaid of Kincaid, whereof 83 Years are unexpired at Martinmas next. No expense has been spared to render the Grounds and Buildings complete, and capable of carrying on the Printing Trade to a very great extent. The Stock of Utensils is large, and incomplete repair ; to be exposed in one Lot, orotherwtse, as Purchasers may incline. A F:lan of the Grounds, and an Estimate of the Buildings, lie whit J..E . Henderson here, from whom, or David Inglis at the Field, any further information may be obtained. 'Glasgow, Oaober 13, 18ot. • LINCOLNSI-111i:E.SALE OF LANDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Early in the Month of January .nest, if not - previously dis -posed of by Private Contrad THE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES of Sir PILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in _the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton; Sutterton Wigtoft, S ‘ wineshead, Bicker, Cosberton, Surtleet, Pinch beck, Dorrington, RuskingtOn, Billingliay, - aki Short Ferry Farm in the Parish of Fiskertoti, in the County of Lincoln. P'articulars of which and-in preparation, and will be ready for delivery in the coarse of next month. la the mean time, the Lands and Premises nray be viewed upon application to the.respeaive Te9ants. limpingliam, Ott. Bth, 1801. FRIMLEV INCLOSURES. BY•ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, an Monday ilt - '3Oth NoVernber, aoi, at the White gait Frimley, in the County of Surrey, • By - Messrs. HODSKINSON ana Co. PTINVO. ALLOTMENTS of LAND, both ad. joining the Great Western Road, leading from Bagshot Hertfotd Bridge, containing together . 559 . A. 2R. 7P. or thereabouts. Printed ParticUlars may be had of Mr. Smallpiece Stoke, near Guildford, Surveyoe; - at Mr. Mumford's; dreville strect,'Hatton-GardeniSurveyor; Mess. Hanson and Birch, Solicitors, Chancery-lane; at the King's Arms, Bagshot ; the Bush at Farnham; at Mr. Guest, the White Hart, Frintloy,.;&ho will stiew tlieP remises ; alul at Messrs. Hod skinson and Co. Arundel.sti,:eti London, wherei Sketch of the Allotments fray be seen. This Day was published, In One large Volume, Odavo, price ms. in boardS, A New Edition (being the Fourth), greatly enlarged, of BIBLIOTHECA CLASSICA ;' or , a Classical Didionary, containing a full Accotint of all the roper homes mentioned in ancient Authors ; with Tables of Coins, Weights, and Measures, in use among the Greel4'.and Ro mans. To which is now pre,fixed, - a Chronological T able. By J. LEMPRIERE, A M. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be had, lately published, t. Grecian Antiquities ; or an. Account of the Public and Private Life of the Greeks. By the Rev. Thomas Harwood, late of University College, Oxford. One large vol. Bvo. os. in boards. 2. Roman Antiquities ; or-an Account of the Manners and Customs of the Romans. By Alexander Adam, LL. D. Red& of the High School of Edinburgh. Fourth Edition. 3. A Summary of Geography and History, both Ancient and Modern. Illustrated by a new Set of Maps, and design ed chiefly to conned the Study of Classical Learning with that of general Knowledge. By the same Author. Third Edit ion. 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On Saturday will be published, The Second Edition, handsomely printed in One Volume, Oelavo, Price in boards, Eight Shillings, - Q,ERMONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By THOMAS RENNELL, D. D. Master of the Temple. ,Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 173, Piccadilly. This Day was published, Price zs. - ASERMON on the CONNECTION between LIT,ERAURE and CHRISTIANITY, preached at Durhairi, July zr, 1804 at the Visitation of the Honoura ble and Right Reverend Father in God, Shute Lord Bishop of Durham, published by Command of :IL; Lordship. By ROBERT GRAY, B. D. Prebendary of Chides : ter, and Reftcir of Craike; in the Count) , of DiAram: Oxford, at the Ultiversity Press, for the Alithor sold by W. lianweil and J. Parker, and I. Cook!; and by F. and C. Rivington, London. - Where may be had, lately published, !vibe same A.uthOi: f. A Catechism, in which the prEcipal Evidences of Christianity are briefly considerel. ad edit. price 9d. a. A Dialogue between a Churchman and a Methodist. Price is. TABES DORSALIS, and the DISEASES of the SEMI NAL:FUNCTIONS, &c PRACTICAL ESSAYS and RSIVIARKS, on the TABES DORSALIS. This Day were publis:lecl, price si. large Svo. bound in _ - - eoards _ rirtiI?, , SECOND wtch very consider able.l Acldltioos, of PRA CTI CAL ESSAYS and RE MARKS on tha. species of Consumption incident to Youth, and the diffaent of • Life, commonly - called Tabes Dorsalis ; with an .7, - .eouitt of the nature, causes; and cure of that Distemper ;:teinon.arating its baneful etfeets on the finest tonaions of the animal economy, incluchng the diseases arising tht,••ei'roin • "especially the. Nervous Atrophia, the Exoneirosis; and the Phthsis, - .Or consumption in g.eneral, itsio ries of Cass occurring in the Author's PraCliCe during the last fourteen years_ • - By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, Fellow of the Royal Aca.dernv of Surgery, - in Paris ;of the University of I.;eyrien ; and Surgeon in London, formerly Sitrgeon.iVlaj . or to the Fifth - Regmient of Infantry, and the Royal Hospitll at Chatham. • • Sold by J. Walker, No. 44,-Paternoster-row; J. Ridgway, York-s•treet, St. James's-square ; and at No. 58, corner of Greek-st:e:.t, Soho. , . . . For a -)articular a:count of the nature and utility of the above Work, th Readers are referred to the Biographic a l, Literary, and Scientific •Magazine for June, 1800, from page 16 to M. BARR's New:and Beautiful Edition of BUFFON's NATU. RAE. HISTORY - , Complete. Notwithstanding the extraordinary Rise on Paper, the Pro. prietori. of " BUlFon's Natural •History" are deter. tos.:11 it at the Original Price, and for the Acconi. mo.latio; - . of the Pu'olic they have now on Sale,a very hand. some Edition, in Fifteen Volumes nuodecimo, which wil: be toured to be the Cheapest Work ever ofl4ed to the Pub. lie. BU F . 14'0 N's NATURAL HISTORY, Containing a Theory of the Earth, a General History of Man, of the Brute Creation, and of Vegetables, Minerals, &c. from the French, and interspersed Notes. By J. S. BARB; Esq: The whole of this valubale Work, forming; beyond com parison, the most complete awl elegant Natural History in the English, nr any other Language, beautifully printed, and making Fifteen Volumes; which contain near Soda pages 'of beautiful Letter-press, besides the elegant and numerous Aet of original Copper-plates, taken ftum life, may be had, In boards, price - - - 3is 0 Bound in sheep and lettered - - 4'4 d Ditto ; calf and lettered -;. - - 4to o ' Elegantly bound in calf; gilt and lettered 417 6 London: Printed from the. Translation of Mr. Barr, for the Proprietor; and sold by H. D. Syrnow4, No. 20, Pater noster:l°W? and maybe had ofall BOokselleti and Newsmen in Town and Country, on the above terms. TO . 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