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V ~' 41-Tope, iri a Cadet in. young Geo- True Briton , and fell a t Ship. So L'and all the Officers ernory, fol- tyky, Esq: , and grand ) of i'eter- IVTON; house, iii Inc Lot, . LRY, and considerable ,sly situated Gate, be :leven Miles occupied by e lies within Iloughton# )t . RICH any Gentl;7. the G tuunJ: :he oeautiln utthampton IA the Conn• :e. The pre; s, of whout .nters of the ; C;c3t, , Seel" LENC HAITI , MARBJ,E• C., and ELM ing Days, at 1, by Direc- Mill-wrigllc TRADE, retch Burrs• four Tons of :dred•Busheis Twenty-fiY° wenty Chgp air of Madill Due Hundred inch, and coo' woo Thousan d F Beach ditto , ariety of other when Cata m Man, LAY' ern, Leaden , Rates OWDER, ors from thy 31(1, at the ,Duties WI; as been 51 3 `.`" continued 3 ; may also 13 ,,` pf a Damn included; 0 to lessen el! measure ha er Medicin 'en, or Owl ff P arego- .I " Drops I g o )Itsfoot :pperrn. I t Aii:i.nes 5 tesia 3 ; is Pills I 0 is - IPS 5 0 Pills 3s e .'s Tcta unatic - 3 ~u ) mported, o pate. 01,4 , before t'" • -.4e 9 Ints and , the ProlA l o . fiat it is At , Le, and thj li , ese Word 1 1 4, FOR P ?lUMBER 2843.1 THEATRE-ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING; Oa. 3 t, isot, will be performed, TEE PIRATES: WITH THE CITIZEN. On Monday, the Tempest, with The Liar. Dile notice will be given of Mrs. tillington's next per , zor,.._ nt.e „_m. ''crifIEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, -MORROW EVENING; OE}. 31, 180 i, a new Comedy, called FOLLY AS IT FLIES. With New Scenes, Dies . ses, and Decorations. The Principal Charaelers by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS; Ifs GIBBS, Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURRAY. Ile Prologue to be sPokeri by Mr. RETT E RTON. The Epilogue by Mr. MUNDEN. WITH PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Paul, Mr. INCLEDON ; „ Alhambra, Mrs. MILLS; Traffic; Mr. TOWNS END ; Diego; Mr. EMERY; And Dorniffique, Mr. MUNDEN. . lacintha; Mrs. ATKINS •, And Virginia; Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. Ladies and Gentlemen who could not obtain Places for I"'chard 111.- are respettfully irlformed Mr. Cooke will ap- V in the same Charaaer every Monday till further notice. 4 MOrlday will be added, The Escapes. Killington being sufficiently recovered of her late se- Iv.,Liadlspositioni will certainly appear at this Theatre on ba r g esaay and Friday (by particular desire) in the CharaCter ,7 . 4l4aite, in theSenous Opera of Artaxerxes. STATE LOTTERIES, iSot. Wirt and Co. No. r I, Poultry, established in t tlte year no, Where Prizes to the amount of a Million e t hi rkpg have beenthared and sold. Also at their Office in Cltyt~f'~a;goty, ax appointed to sell the Ti.:kets and 1:6 1 Stamped Shares a the present I RI SH and ENGLISH :_7lasrs. Swift and CI,. feel themselves warranted in re. I fi — reading an early,Purchasei as the late favourable turn iiiZAggle Affairs affords every prospeCt of an increased De #l,7aq for 'rickets and Shares, and a consequent Advance of N ees ( ..letters answered. Orders by Coachmen, Guards, or Ca r- Pundtually . executed, and the earliest Account sent of 4 ceess of ft-fostered Numbers. 11 % 11 rish Lottry begins drawin the rith Novembernext. glish Lott e ery on the 3d Ma rch, 1802. 4 rIGLI9/1 and IRISH LOTTERIES, Igor. The Irish begins Drawing November teith, The Imperial Lottery March 3d. T I CKtTS, Halves, Quarters, Eighths t and ters I n ere now R i al i lt l l r isi r TS Ta A et„) ll ' Fortunum ate Old vt, h both Lotteries, at e Lottery Office, No. 6s. Fleet-street ; which has been . so' t and Registering Capital Vteinarkable for telling, sharing, Lotteries.. —As there is th t t ize s j n the last as wel l as former greateSt PrObabiltY' if not a certainty, of his selling, • 'ring ; and reglstering severa lC apita lP rues in the ap_ hinz Lotteries, with the great Rise in the Price, which s beapeeed soda to take place, having obtained so glen -1;1 and tionourablE a Peace as the present, added to the many h tr 4 Capitals which cannot be engaged now as in war time, I nductd Ni r. Drummond to recommend to his Friends and Public in general, an early Purchase, as the Price of _ietets 2" eat'. Shares at present are reasonable, but if the thriT I.„ lt el'Apcgsessed of large disengaged capitals should turn ~Sesi is to English Lottery rickets, he should not eaeh,,,..e to see Tickets soonat the enormous Price of 531. above q tr.espondents wishing to avail themselves of the the a 7tlon, may have Tickets or Shares sent them, with sift — 7 a ttention aid to their interest as if present, by re s•e, ost-o ffi ce O rders, Bank Notes, &c. post-paid. thi 3 " r lt of Prizes in the l ast English Lottery paid in full at °trice B • ' Correa Numerical Books; and Tickets Registered 'SHIPPING DREWERY. L L :Kg LYONS (Son-in- L l:a nd : P io () l 6 Vi be r. f t Mo rrison r tlicjdvefdale) having entered into Partnership with Mr. pAs GLITTERSON, Jun. at his Brew-house, Bell Nt ) ::" Shadwell, begs leave to inform his Friends and the that the Business, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, 111;0 f uture be carried on at the above Premises, under the Zv (11 LYONS and GUTTERSON, and to solicit the ri t ' of their Commands, as every Attention will be paid to. `...„_ a reference. .. Ito „STOWEY-HOUSE, SOMERSET. , wk , j6 t LETT, and entered upon imniediattly, ? i :lnibi z i,Z the Furniture- Stables, Coach-houses, Gardens, -I n -i t'll Ponds, and One Acre of Kitchen-garden, and c Atw h",,....keres of good Meadow Land adjoining. , O l e . Gf 1 - ' 2 e is elegantly and completel • FUR NISH E D, as . :in ey e s t- tesiclences of the late Lady ones, deceased, and tr 5. respea fit for the imediateOccupation of a large illc,enteet c ~..1 , , arnily ; distant tram Bath twelve milesi Bristol I kti i„.-4,_Vells twelve. The Tenant May have the Deputa ,,, f t ut Manor. ... tisr Nrticulars; inquire of Mr. Milesi Attoiner4 at Ston "tf"; or at Bull's Library, Bath.' ittle Servants , at stovs-ey 'will shew ‘.. House and rural= 2 1"ty Person wishing to rent it. WIDLEY, neat PORTSMOUTH: T 7 BE SOLD. and irrtraerliate Possession given nesirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, he for 1 ") three Lives i but renewable according to the usual c ut= Ikt °' the Manor. The Premises arc most pleasantly rkitu sr4t,4l Broomfield, in the Parish of Widley, sill miles from I,t.at"'nouth, and contain between 14 and Is. Statute Acres of -1 4' within a king FenCe; together with a neWly-erected It i(4 l ' ll . l lSG-FlOl./SE; and Stable: Thd Grounds, Plan ;llt,,„% and Walks, poss ,, As many natural and improved ad -44143, and form a suitable place of Resid6nce for a genteel Very good Water upon the Premises: to Dr. Walle4 Portstriouthd • , FOR THE F A.CE AND SKIN. 4 ;132 • - nc t Pl'iearartce is the best Letter of Recomrne at ton . S \XI No. 55, Long-Acre. tnt,AND's. LOTION (prepared by R. h h ` v ,_e K iNSO.V, Sole Proprietor . of the Original Re- S Ki O ros established its the first Circtes of Fashion for an c ir k 'S , wears, as. the' most elf:dual cleanser' of the cs'a4l e - wauiifier'of the Complexion, in all the InostdiS- Q „ t om - plaints to which it is incident, as Eftiore -3% imotches, Pimples, Eruptions, Thick , `l' S tor; c ' l essTarior Sun-burn, as well as the most alarm- , th l a%in, .. I ttic Humours; and highly necessary to enforce a „t agreeabk appearance ;- but as experience teaches , 4 1 1 vatti - 0 4 =ioes are subject to the arts - of t fi t unprincipled in ~i Y he . 4 to their excellence and DICKINSON thiS. should al, rtZl3 , , ln T quired for in Lilo name of's GOW , iNti " 0- r lON, as the only certain means of preventing t 4 2 tr t , above, and „cil t l,2 ll , and of being supplied with the genuine Isitcdicine. at his (Mite, No. i6's, Piccadilly, in q.!s i tetb.—P has es. 3d.—Guinea Cases; containing five f ;`eat order, and warranted to arrive safe in any part 4 4 7ttit e l:,.."aln• It is also sob) by every reputable ender t tp et Europe: of whom may be had gratis, a iqi' n containing the most incontrovertible proofs of a;,SO right to, and possessiob of the Original.Rc qiiit: ac demonstrating the improbability, it not im ttoisLhat any outer perian can/ know oewkat ingto -7.91.441; 4iitlt*he ii-vfnuposodi 1:: , • ~. .... - j : 4.. _ i e .... : , ".4 1 o rz 4 .:. . ~..2,; rc-; • ' .- - , N F RIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1801. • THIRTEENTH NIGHT. - SANS SOUCI. By the Authority of the Right Ho►z. the Lox") CHAMBER LAIN. 'TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, Oitober 31, I 1801, will be prese;ited, at SANS SOU CI , Leicester place, Leicester-square, an Entertainment, - entirely new and original, called A FRISK. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. PART I. Rep. Sir Peter, Mag, and the opening of the Plot.—Song. Trite Delight.—Rec. Young Timonundeceived.—Song. vino veritas.—Rec. Mare Encroaehers.—Song. Thu Cuc koo.—Rec. 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.—Seng. The New Year. PART 11. Rec. Sir Peter Impatient.—Song. The Voyage of Lift.— Rec. The Discovery. —Song. Honour among Thieves.— Rec. The Lampoon.—Song. The Ladies.---Rec. Whiffle. Song. Tray.—Rec. The Wooden Legs.—Song. Jack at the Opera.—Rec. Nuts, —Song. The Dinner. PART Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony .—Song, The Original and - the Picture.—Rec.. Cs age and its Shadow.—Son4. The Vi cissitudes of Glory.—Rec. The Ambassad6r without Cre dentials. Song. Father and Mag talks !—Song. The Wife elect.—Rec. The Lovers.—Song. Every Man his own Pilot.—Ree. The Surprize.—Song. The Bless ings of Peace. The Whole is written awl composed, and will be spoken, • sung, and accompanied by ' Mr. DIIIDIN. Admittance, Boxes ss. Pit 3s. Gallery 2S. Doors to be open at Seven, and the Performance. to begin at Eight. Places for the Boxes may betaken at Mr. Ditalin's Ware house; where may be had all his different Productions ; and also, Proposals for printing by Subscription, his Three Years Tour to almost tile whole of England, and a considerable Parr of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re s'pettable Friends ; and embellished with Forty Plates in aqua tints, from Pictures painted by Mr. Dibdin, and Twen ty Vignettes, designed, etched, and prepared fQj the aqua tinta, - by Miss Dibdin. The Pictures, and Specimens of the Prints, may beseen, free of expellee, at Leicester-place. *** The only Entrance to the Theatre will beat the Door nearest Leicester-square. The above Entertainment, which continues to be received with the loudest applause, ‘vilrbe'repeated every Monday, Thursday, mid Satupday venings, till further notice. just published, " Honour among Thieves," " Tray," Che Letter N," anclou Monday next, " The Cuckoo." • This Day was published, In One large Volume Duodecimo; price in boards, 4s. 6d.. PRACTICAL LECTURES on the PROPER LESSONS ofthe OLD TESTAMENT, for the Morn ing and Evening Service of every Sunday throughout the year. By F. T. TRAVEL', A. M. .• Reaor of Upper Slaughter, Gloucestershire. Printed for F. and C. Rivingtou , No. 6 z , St. Paul's Church-yard. . • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, .Ari. Attempt to render the Daily Reading of tilts, Psalms mope intelligible to the Unlearned. In one Volume Byo. price in boards 6s. 6d. This Day was published, in One. Vol. tzino. With an Emblematical Frontispiece, Price 3s 6d. boa \ rds, C ONTEMPLATIONS on the Ocean, Harvest, Sickness, and the last J udgment, in a Series of Letters to a Friend. By RICHARD YEAkSALL. A New Edi tion. Nottingham : Printed by C. Sutton ; and sold by T. Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster-row, London. Where may be had, just published, The Beauties of Dr. Watts, with a Head, 3s. 6d. boards. Theßeauties of Hari y, with a Hezd , 35. 6d. boards. The Beauties of Goldsmith, with a Head, 3s. 6d. boards. . This Day was published, Price ic , S. 6d. in boards, -A BSTRACT of the CAUSE just Arbitrated be, a tli.....•tweed the BIRMINGHAM and BIRMINGHAM and FAZELEY CANAL NAVIGATIONS COMPANY, as Plaintiff's., and JOHN PINKERTON, as Defendant I stating the Case and Evidence, the Reply, and an Account 'of the Evidence of thet'ompany (the Evidence of Mr. John Houghton, Clerk of the Company, being given at full length). Also an Abridgful* of the Evidence produced on the side of the Defendant, together with Observations. , (The Award was given in favour of Defendant.) By JOI - IN PINKERTON, Engineer and Canal Contrador. Sold by J. Johnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Church.yardq and Swinney and Hawkins, Birmingham. SELECT ASSEMBLY and DANCING ACADEMIES. VR. ALLEN informs his Subscribers and ' Friends, that his improved ASSEMBLY ROOMS, at No. to, , Great AyNI-street, Goodman's-fields, are again open to Subscribers every Monday.—None but Ladies of respeaability admitted. Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have learned in the old style, or not at all, are privately completed in all the most admired steps, and every description of Dance in modern practice at the above Rooms, and at No. to; Sher rard-street, Golden-square • where Foreig ners , N av y and Army Officers, Captains Of Ships, Country Residents, Natives going abroad, and every one to whom it is an object to acquire this accomplishment, expeditiously or fashion. ably, will meet with uncommon advantages, and thereby be qualified 16r the necessary parts of Dancing in about a fort_ night, during whtch. dine they may Board and Lodge in the house if they Wish.---Constant attendance given at both Aca demies. Broad-sword, Fencing, and - Music, taught. Schools attended. This Day was published, price 3s. bound, PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS selected for the Use of the UPPER CLASSES in B ERKHAM STE D SCHOOL, and extracted chiefly from Ledures in. troduaory to the Doctrine of Matter in general. Printed for Murray and Hightey, Fleet-street. To be continued Annually. On the Lith of Nov. will be published, Pike is.6d. stichcd, THE GENTLEMAN's MATHEMATICAL COMPANION, for• the Year 18oz: containing An swers to the last Year's Enigmas, Rebusses, Charades, Que ries, and Questions. Also new Enigmas, Rebusses, Cha rades, Queries, and Questions, proposed to be answered next Year; together with some curious Papers from the Transadions pit the Royal Society of London, Sat. Landon : Printed for. W. Davis (the Editor), and sold by H. D. Symonds, and W. Baynes, Paternoster-row; and by Lackington, Allen and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury square. Of whom may be had, by the same Editor, Maclaurin's Fluxions, a new Edition (the Second), iti Two Volumes, Odavo, neatly printed, on a beautiful Type, cast on purpose for the Work; with the Life of the Author. Price, boards, 11. Bs. In the Press, and will be speedily published, A New Edition, corrected, Nl'lth very considerable Addi tions, Davis's Treatise on Land - Surveying; also, his Use of the Globes. This Day.was published, In Four Volumes, price 365. boards, VARTHER EXCURSIONS . of the OBSERV .A: ANT PEDESTRIAN, exemplified in a TOUR to MA RGATE. CONTINT S. r. The Proposal. 7i. The Jackdaw. 2. The Mock Turtle. 72. The Parish Poet. 3. The Coat of Arms. - 73. The Vagrant Boy. .4. Susan's Day's Pleasure. 74. Animal Physiognomy. 5. The Brickdust Boy. 7s. The Italian Visit. 6. The Pensioner. 76. The Naked Ducks. .• 7. Useful Hints. 77. The Worsted Legacy. 8. The Tabby Card-party. 78. Village WitticiSins, 9. Spirituous Comfort,. 7.9. Cheesecake Charity. to. Aunt Rachel's Treat. So. Rosa's Benediction. it. Village Biography. 81. A FamilJ Supper. U.- The Furze-cutter. Sz. The Dead Ass. ;3'; The Modern Dejeune. 83. The Poppy Pillow. 14. The Split-pea Sandwich. 84. An Essay on Bundles. 15. The Hop-picker. 85. The Blockhead.. • ' ,6. Crazy Jessy. 86. A Lesson for Lovers. 17. The Comic Traveller. S 7. The Netting Girl. 18. Spring-waterConseience. 88. Granny Grey's Tomb. 19. The Corn-cutter. 89. The Rustic Wedding. 20. The Oil-shep. go. The Mutton-pie. zr. The Turnpike Letter. gr. The Pig Apology., 22. Tambounna. 92. The Wingless Treasure. 23. The Chalk. - 93. Blind Grand-daddy. 24. The Telt-tales. 94. The Happy Family. 25. The Crushed Mouse. 95. The Scullion. z 6. The'l nfant Wanderer: 96. A Brace of Salutations. .27. The Samphire Girl. 97, The Suit Polley. 28. Solid Porter. 98. The Shoe-black : 29. Nest Eggs. 99. Sea-side Adieus. 30. A Land Porpoise. • loc.. A Bag of Tales. 31. Ragged Jenny. tot. The E tteds of Cropping. 32. The Crab Boy. roz. TheVietirris of Fashion. 33. The Penny HoPe: • to 3. The Witches. 34. Tlie Hoy. 104. The Portrait. 35, Symptoms of Success: ros. The Lyre. 36. The gottle- g reen Kids. to 6. Saucer Sentiments. 37. .A - Treatise on Scissar.; ro/.: The Mad '. Girl's For sheaths. 3a. A Cliff Dinnet . tune. . toB. The elopedShelf-pielter. 39. Natural Abilities: rm . !. The Parting Teat. 40. The Agonies ofa Spot. lid, A String of Commis -41. The City Wife. sions. 4z. The Mad Subleription.? tit. A Right and Left Argu -43! The Consequences of a went. _. Title. rm. Kitty's Lamm. 44. The Boot Perplexity. iii. The Man with two 45. Sixpennyworth of Claws. Tonnes. 4 6 . How to carve a Goose. It 4. Good News. 47. The Sailor's Sixpence. try. APeck of Shillings. 48. Tie: Lucky Girl. 116: The nine...hded Man. 49. The Granny Grey.. - It 7. Madge's Keep-sake. jo. The Black &lan. ziB: The Female Pedlar. st: The Fancily Stirtabbie; frig. The Sailor's Orphans. 52. Dandelion Fracas. rzo. The Hogshead. 53. The. Gala Breakfast. azt. Lovcin a Sack. 54. Crop. - . tze. A Quartetro Of Sinnets. 55. The Village Preceptressi 123. The Drutristicks. 56. Mary the Virgin.. 124. The Nurse's Soliloquy. 57. The RumSpettre. 125. The So/di:Xs Widow. 58. The inassacredSparrowit, 126. A Sisal in a Pocket 59. The trshionabte M'an: Handkerchief. 60. Ignorant Loquacity. • ra7.. TheSpeakingßand.box. 6r. The Silver Quarrel. 128. The Black Stockings: 62: The Cindertpicker.. rig. the Seven Sitimps. 63. A Dissertation on No.; 530. A Cottage Breaktast. thinz. r3l, The Citizen's, Gala. 64. A Dashet. , r 32. A Button-hole Confer, 65, An Elaltie Cap. ence. 66. The ,Ready Penny. 13.3... The Pen'sioners Story. 67. Susan's Letter. 114. The Manuscript: 68. The tarnished Begqaf. 135. The Nut-crackers. 69. The Conversation Stools. 136% The promised HolidaY: 70, The Lowyer'sPolygraph. 137. Susan's Reception: ilinied kr R. 0 uttvo, Is* to, Birvhin.laite, This Day was published, in I2rllo. Price js. boards, A PRACTICAL TREATISE, or COMPEN. lA. MUNI of the LAW of MARINE INSURANCES. By JOHN I LDERTON BURN, of the Inner Temple. London: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street ; and T. Boosey, Old Broad-street. Also, lately published, in Bvo. Price ss: boards, t. A Treatise of the relative Rights and Duties of Belli gerent and Neutral Powers in Maritime Ailairs ; in which the Principles of Armed Neutralities, &c. are fully discussed. By Robert Ward, Esq. Barrister at Law. 2. Price is. 6d. an Analysis of the Law on the Abandon ment of - Ships and Freighr, as it relates to the Efli:Cis of the late Russian Embargo on British Ships, and to the subse quent Liberation or the Ships from the Embargo; wherein the Subject is also discussed on Principles of Policy and Equity. By A. Stovin. Mrs. BILLINGTON. On the 2d of November next will be published, Price One Shilling and Sixpence, No. LXXII. of THE MONTHLY MIRROR, embellished with a Portrait bf this unrivalled Singer, engraved by R t oz. tv, from a fine Painting, accompanied with an Original and authentic Memoir. This Number wlll'also contain, in addition to the usual Articles, a Letter. from Tate Wilkinson, Esq. pointing out the Errors in Mr. Murphy's Life of Garrick.; a Review of Southey's Thalaba and Britton's Beauties of Wiltshire; an Account of the first Appearance of Mr. Siddons ; Original Poetry, •by Mr. Bloomfield, Author of the Farmer's Bay, &c. sce. Some of the Portraits (with Memoirs) already given in this elegant and popular Work DRAMATISTS. Messrs. Sheridan, Reynolds, Morton, P. Hoare, Lewis; M. P. Colman, Andrews, M. P. Cumberland, O'Keefe, Mur phy, Kotzebue, , Home, Hokroft, B, Thompson, Richard son, M. P. Mrs. Inchbald, Miss Lee. PGE r Messrs.'Hayley, Cowper, jerningharn, Blocrnfield, Earl of . Carlisle, Sir j. B..Burges, Bart. Miss Seward; Mrs. Ro binson, Margravirie of Anspacli. OTHER LITERARY CHARACTERS,‘. Messrs. D'lsraeii, Gilbert Wakefield, Rev. -Mr. Maurice, W. Beckford, Mrs_ Wolstonecratt, Mrs. Piozzi, Mrs. Montagu. ACTORS Messrs. Kemble, Lewis, Cooke, Bannister, jun. Holman, Munden, Fawcett, King, H. Johnston, the late Macklin, Mosso!), and Palmer; 'F. Wilkinson ' Mrs. Siddons, Lady Daby, Mrs. Abbington, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Mattocks, Mrs. Gibbs SINGERS. MeSSI'S • incledon and Kelly, Mrs. Mountain, Mrs. Crouch, - Miss Leak. ARTISTS. Sir W. Beechey, Northcotei ()pie, Fuseli, Miss Linwcod, Cord St. Vincent, Mr. Walker the Lecturer, Mr. Shield the Composer , Mr. Heath the Engraver, &c. . All engraved by Ridley, front Paintings by Sir Joshua Rey-: nolds; Sir W. Beechey, °pie,. Northcote, Romney, Law rence,-Shee,,&c. &c. . . . . London : published for the Proprietors by. Vernor..and Hood, in the Poultry ; where single Numbers' or complete Sets, in various bindings, may be had i and 'sold by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdoms. • • EXTRACT FROM TI-1E LONDON CA.ZETTt. has been the sttidy of the . Proprietors of the I well-knoWn ANTISCORBUTY-C DROPS; first corm: posed:id prepared by the late FRANC/S SP l LSBU RY, at is Dispens•try, No. 15, Soho-square, London, and eontinuvi, only; and solely, there to be prepare d genuine, to guard the Public against the Impositions which are daily praelised againSt Medicines possessing the first respectability. ; and as the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops have been found not only an antidote in scorbutic complantts,' but a.succesetul re source in cutaneous eruption!, scrophula; gout, rl*nitisin, and the attendant diseases of the nerves, as the list of cures accompanying each bottle; giVen in an ample bill of direc • tions, wini testify, at well as the Treatise on Diet, Gout, &c. Written by the late Proprietor (Which may be also had. at the Dispeneaiy) ; single there out as fit objects to try, un der th'eit saudion; such spurious imitations. For this iea son,, the Proprietors; by the faeout of His Majesty's Com miseionereot the Stam-p-office, have aff i xed . astamp on each bottle ; _ • printed in black ink; with the words " Spilsbury and Co. No. 1'1; Soho-square;" expreseed upon it; which, if the Purchaser attends to; together with the s;. , ords," by the King's Patent," on the bottle"; bill ; and Wrapper, with the additiOn of the King's Atirm-da. the ratge'r, henety be as mlred he has obtained the Genuine Medicine; as sod' at the Dispensary, Soho-square; Lomita - I,in bottles of v. and in. zt. eXch, duty ioduila [PRICE SIX PENCR EASr - INDI4 HOUSE, . OCToLei- 1 ; itoi. . , . HE COMMITTEE o x SHIPPING of the , . - 1 - UNITED ColifP; INY f IVIERCIIA NTS cf ENG LAND trading to the East indies, do in:re67 give ll'rutice, That the Cominittee Ivill Le reatfi , to receive El-In:air in -iwit.: ink, sealed up; en TPEDNES,DRY; the 4th Nover4er, fa; suppblak the Cempan; wii6 . . • 1 71. s " D , • v -------,,' c),.......''* - -- . •,--_,-----;), -4, *.Vir. \ -,/ ,li t \ ~/, i!III ~ , . , IRON GUNS; SHOT'; and :WELLS, Aid such Pers9ni 'who ;Maj . ' think proper to deliver ix rcndtrs:‘ must 'expresi therein thC lowest Prices; as thej tvill not have ax opportunity of ;making ay. aafenicirt. . The bn.diti:ns of the Contraat nt:iy be ;ern' by 4-Hying to M,. Cagan, C;erk to the said Coinntitiee; on ar after Friday next, thi 41 instant; and the'Tendera snust be left n..vith him before Tuelve o'Clock at Non on t h e said zitb Novetnber, as not any Tend r uit be riceii;ed afier tinit .our. LINCOLNSHI RE.,—SALE . OF LANDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Early in the montfi of January neat; it, not .previously dis.; posed ot by, Private Contrad THE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES o f Sir GIEEF,IgT HEATHCQTE., Bait. situate: lit the seieral Parishes of Lake, Franipton; Kirton, Sutterton Wigtoft,. SWineshca.d, Bicker, Goshertort„ Surfleet, Pinch beck, Dorrington; Ruslarigton, Billinghay, and Short Ferry Farm in the Parisi: of,fiskerton, M the COuntv o Lincoln. ParticiiLirs of which are in preparation, and will be read; lot delivery in the course of neltt month . In th , :. Mean' time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed upon application to the reS , ,iective Empingharn, 01, Bth, lgoi. • . tc:l6d. Lump, 9W. to 1 pd. Dry Ground Sugars, '6O, 1if.311. per lb. Better sorts cheaper in proportion. •-• • Te4ls-One Ounce to every Pourtd ;siva) overweight : Bo hea,_is. tozs. 6d. - Congou Leaf, 2s. Bd. tc 31. ,Congcd N.i.u,i; 34. 6d. to 4s. Good Congou, 4s. 6d. to SS; Capitat Son citaug, Ss. 6d. to 6s. Sl4lO - fine, 75. to , 84. Best Imported, Pddra and Caper Souchong res. 1 - ,er lb. • Green Teas, 4s. 6d. to ss. C aprtal ss. 6d. to 6s. Hyson,' 6s. 6d. to 7s. .Firie Ss. S.upe-rfine Best I mported, or Gunpowder Hy oa, roe, 6ii. to izs, per I'LL • . To Dealers-Genuine Original Cheits Corigou and Greet{ Teas, 45. Bd. to ss. 4d. pr Ib.' Conies, 35. 6d, to 4s Firie.Bourbon, 4s. 6d: togs. Best Turkey, Ss. 6d. to 6s. per lb. Genu.l“.: Cveoa; 3s per lb. Chocolates, 4g, 6d. to ;s. Bet, .ss. 6,1. Sir Hans• Sloane's Milk; Chutelimau'g Patent; .-kineSt Vanilla, 6s. to 6s. 6d. lb. - . . . Rlce, Best CarolMa, 20. to 3 d. dionod, 30. to 4d. Rice Flour, 4d. to .}id. Millet, 21 i, to 3d. Stotelt Barley, 10. to 3d. per lb , n Spices; Best CloieS; 85. 6d. per lb': Cinnamon, Lis. 6d. Nutmegs, zos: , Mace; 385.. Bliick Pepp;ri . 2.i. 7d. Wititei Cs. 94. Ditto Long, 45. Alspice, Brown Ginger,, loci; ti/hite ditto, red. Carraway and-Coria n der S ee d s ; Bd. Sago, izd. Tdpioca, iSd. Pearl Batley; Gd. Jordan Alrionds, as. 6d. Bitter r id. per lb. • • Starch, best, rid. Blues; best stond arid PoWd..r; iOd. per lb. • Snaps, best Yellow, 70: Mottled, ,40. White Curd; 90. per lb. - Mustards, Counritin, iod. Fine; 144. Superfine, ad. per lb. . Fruits,-best Muscatel; BlOoths, Sun, Malaita Raisins, Car. n:uts, Prunes, French Plums, figs; &c. Orders for 41 articles in . the Confeadotiary;:lialian, and Oil Trades, executed oil tlict lowest At Mess. EDWARD EAGLETON an t Co.'s thirty years Oli.l..e.stahlikhed TeA Warelicues .the Original Grasshopper., No. chcapside ; and No. 0, Bighopggate-streel Within" near Cornhill. , . , . wt. tol4-I\ro cornteaiori with any other HOuse with the Sign. of the Grasshopper, &c. or any Other tiouso of the-. Same ' , lathe, &c. or have any persons in the Kingdorri authority . to sell Teas; N &t. in; or use their Nariies or Firm. (' Orders by 'l' wopenny or General Post, inclosing sank, or .good Bills, sent to exatt ahiount,, or Change returned in Goods ; or Orders fbr Payirient on delh , ery; duly attended to; Wholesale and Retail, and sent (as per order) to arty Marti place, Coach Carrier; Inc; rWharr; &c. in Londoo.—ln quirers.(Only) must pay Post. All Articles subject . to fise.aiiii fall of Markets. - • RequeSt timely notice with ()tars. R. CHING, ApOtlicary; begs leave to call the. public Attention to his WORM LOZENGES; which have beat iihitetsalij , proved to posseis at once the efficacy of desttoyittg -the variotts,WOrals the stomach and bowels arc subject to; but also the mildness of Operation so requisite lri.a Yermifuge, Nillich is .chietly . tp, be given tg intanis or persons of a Weakly constitution', the/ being'znof: subjeet to this species of disorder, By their anthelinintic Bower, they remove those ts, ttonliulsions;'"and excru . c.i,Ttil?& pains in the viscera,- which . arepccasioned•by .Wornis ; and nz all eases where they are suspeeted; -the Lozenges are a very seasohable physic. -The Lord Chief Baran, the Lord Bisht44 of Carlisle, with number!: of the Nobility, .cart bear -testi -inony to the justness of the claiM for giving a preference tá tile Lozenges over every other Worm +Medicine. . Sold wholesale and retail; at Ching. and Butler's; No. 4; Cheapside; near St. Paul's ; and Retail b every . I . esileetable i Medicine Vender in TOWn and Country, in Boxes at ss. halt boxes zs. 9d. and Family BoXe§ at One Guinea each. • ttAtITY OF ItttBoN. S nothing is" a greater Ornainent than a Wjiite _CIL Set of Teeth, 'I ROTI'ER's ASIATIC TOOTH- POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE; which It s met with universal encouragement froni the first Personage of Fashion and Distinction, during a period or Irigateen "Years; is recommended to the attention of the Public,—Lads nod G efitlemenwhahate not tried, the effect of this excellent Den- . , ' tifrice; will find 2isingle box a sufficient quantity to akertain: its efficacy arid viittieS its excellencies tieing acknowledged by themost respeetable Medical Authoritits,"used - by several; and recommended. The • Powder Z:leanses and beautifies .the Teeth, sweetens the Breath, poisesseS no acid that can corrode the - enamel, and is extremely sale in its use: Front its astringency; itst rerrgthens the gums; eradicates the scurvy, Which often proves the destruCtion of a whole set of Teeth, preserves sound teeth from decay; secures decayed teeth froth becominalworSe t fastens. those which. are lCoose, prOveS the happy means of . preventing their being drawn. • But what has enhanced it m the estimation of Ladies - and Geritlemen; who haVe been in the habit of using it; that it prevents the return of the Tooth-ach, with vitich; befoie that peried i they had been violently afflicted ; and Obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable of all operationseiling the Teeth: Likewise a Tinettire which possesses the power of easing the most violent, Tooth,-attlr, and braces the Cnin - S; add is a Wash after the Powder pertly sate irt its •use, having no acid. M. Trotter recomaiends it to Gentlemen going abroad to take with therri„ as . Cent leuneu - who have been abroad have found the good effes`..t:i of the PoWderA in long voyages ; and also priiper for all Families; and. Schools ;Ti keep - by them. She cautions the . Nobility : and Gentry against purchasing . any .Asiatic Tooth-Powder withoUt . 4, M. Trotter" on the Stamp, on the top of the box; several compositioni having been vended for it; in ToWn Country. Sold; wholesale and retail, at her Warehouse - No. 3, Beaufort- . buildings; Strand ; and;by het :tppointment, by Messrs. Charm! pante, Jewry-street, Aldgate ; Messrs. - Remit - le, Titchboin, street ;• Mr. Reynolds, itath; Mrs. Shearclift; and Andrews, Bristol; Mr. Trewman Exeter; Mr. Mottiey; and Snack, Ports Mouth ; Mr; RictiardsL Plymouth ; Mr. Wdod; mouth . ; Mr..EdmOnds;:Nerthampton ; Mr. Lucas, .Sou& arriptort ; Mr. Howard, Reading; M. MidOeditch, Ipswich; Mrs. Pollett Colchester ;"Mr. Brass, ; Mr. Holdbrook, Derby; Mr. Winks, Gainsbro.) ; Mess. lidlon; Chester"; Mr. Aldred, .Ycimoutli t Mrs. Cross, and Wood; Shrewsbury ; Mr. Rice` , Wakefield; Swinton, Leitter ; and Mr. Speni., and Mr. Reabtirn, Ed;nburgh. Price as. CI a Butt; Tins. turc is. 94. dirty included. India Bruslycs is. cavb