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no f I 4: :y -establisl htheas \V•;„.v..r 0 /",,, W 4 4 - 0: t_ X .-+' • 'et I , - L - 7 4 -1.14 Dornil.P Ime of ii f+ 4a.a-f? I to be. thyear 0: i.f risible. esident. 'NCO rr,. NUMBER 2826,1 SATURDAY, OCTOBER IO C 1801. [PRICK 'iIX PENCL;' AXAS. luro~~ [ANG E B*o. retary, I givi ie Cenmt !quence of Ivernmor through. le Central ear of the ERTITItS lEN, Or. nce, dts. In of hii !ing ask. replieci t cm of tae inanity :interest, nine bin' public lePatiOnt r expers- PPiIY vtigino :ed, and ledicires are noa id efforts crophalio re 'stood . only of who had iblic .for ~hrist ' 4 Norway can, beii oro• ;• and lestov,la 16: Six To , Mackil l. •. EVP - - Tame $. YounF, 'the Dock ~.r%' I ts , 6 7; 2.3-16 68 7; S ion and yste!Tl b. long ,:oly eXCIUs iYe . re:stilt ox a$ 3"1 the 1110 st Surge° . ny rescue 111- I, or the Hers. have de VENE [Ong. dy ing froin f mature rn in WO, .rrY, baste not un istied bY, .error rci c ' en whet! to tiStreSS .11 ration o; (1 , !et or ;that stsi. l' i stic irj sery, rue 4;01 1 1 obiett ret11 01 *:, r the r ., !;" ty 'ounteNv, ;Id rtr`4l' 3 prc,, • • the shol l l t i itiot WPT I I w i _ the :A te, uith SUi le" Can e), a t n ple tot-stfs` ge °llS __„ . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Utober To f !kr, heir Majesties' Servants will a& the revivcdScrious () pen., of ARTAXERXES. With entirely new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Ow:mire and 'Music by Dr. ARNE.. Artaxerxes, Mr. DIGNUM ; • Artabanes„ Mr. KELLY ; Arbaces, Mrs. NIO UN TAY N, (Her second Appearance in that Charader); Rimene4; Mr. COOK E.. Mandinie, Mrs. B I.: I. INGTO N, (Belug lie,r second Appearance on this Stage', no will introduce a Dravtira S(.4lg, with an Obligato colnpanirnent on the Violin, by Mr. WE x its t. co r n_ Desed)Jy lir .svcirt Semira, Mrs. t LAN D. Tie Scenery designed by Mr. Greenwood, and painted by him, Mr. Banks, and Assistants. The Decorations and Dresses designed by Mr. Johnston, and eXecuted by hirn, - and under his direction by Mr. Under -2,Y00d, Gar, and Assistants. „ "e.gemale Dresses designed and executed by Miss Rein. wiTU THE IRISH WIDOW. • sir Patrick O'Neal, M. PA T.M ER Whittle, Mr. DOWTtIN Nephew, Mr. HOLLAND ; Bates, Mr. MADDOCKIS ; • Kecksey, Mr. SUETT Thomas, Mr. WAT HEN. • Widow Brady Cwith the Epilogue Song), Miss BIGGS. Boxes; Gs. Second Price, 3s. Pit, 3s. Gd. Second Price is. Gallery, 2s. Sectind Price, TS. tipper Gallery, is. Se cond Price, 6tl.—No Money to be Returned. PLlces tor the }loxes to be taken of Mr.' FosbroOk, at the zox tltiice, in Little Russell-stregt. „. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and to begin at half after Six. The Public are most respeafally informed that King Rich: atd the Third is deterred on account of a. domestic misfortune Rhich has happened to a principal Performer. On Monday, George Barnwell, .with Elue.Beard. • () ri Tuesday, She %Voted and She Would Not, with the / torn:ince of laseloiska: ARTICULAR•DESIRE. THEATRE-ROYAL,. COVENT-GARDEN, ON MONDAY NEXT, OaQber r Zrb, !So:, presented the Tragedy of HAMLET. 'l42mlet, Mr. SIDDOWS, Mein his . third Appearance in Lonqori); Ghost, Mr. MU it RAY ' - • Polonius, Mr: MUNDEN; King, .Mr. WADDY • Horatio, - Mr. WHITFIEV) ; - Laertes, Mr. BETTERTONI Ostrick, Mr ; Maro.:llus, Mr. DAVENPORT ( Cuildenstcrn, Mr. CLARET . ..IO.4T ; Raseticzaus, Mr. K.I.A NE RT Player: King, Mr. THoMP - s()N ; Lusiatius,, ; • Crave-Diggers, Messrs. EME RY, SI MNIONS. Mrs. WribiSTON ; Player-Q,heen, Miss LESERVE ; I -And the Queen, Miss CHAPMAW. • In Act V. A Dirge set to Music by Mr. SHIELD. I. 'n which will be added, a new Grand Historic Pantomime Drum*, in 7 , - , 0 Parts, eixect PEROUSE ; Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND. i tUROPEANS. • PerOUSt, the Navigator ; Mr. BO LOCNA, jun. Theodore ' the Son of Perouse. Miss I ENK I NS'ON ; conge, Servant to Madame .Perouse, Mr. K G ; Anel. Mada me Perouse, Mrs. H.. IOHNSTO.N ; - Qhimpa u zee) au Animal. of the - Desolate Island., Master MENAGE. NA TIVES•ON ISLAND. 'blank°Negaski, Suitor to Umba, Mr. FARLkY • Umba's Father, Mr. DE LPI NI ; P.tepataw, Mr. KL ANERT ; • • retasernar, Mr. L. BOLOGNA; • • Potoomora, Mr. PLATT ; Tangaboo, Mr. LEWIS;. - Etewesca, Mr. BLURTON; Gaskeweeica, Mr. POWERS ; And (fauna, Mrs. MILLS.. fis. Pit,' 3s, 6d. Gai?c • rv, 25. tipper Callery Is. Pla ees'for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. 8r...M0n, at the ()-oce art-street. ance A. ()ollirs to 'oel opened at Half after Five,. and the Perform to 13:gin at Half after S'Tx.o'Clock. - Lary And -Gentlemen whobeen disappointed of' ttt —e3 for the Opera of Artaxebr.c,.; are respeelfuily request to obser*e., Mrs.. Billington repeat the charatter of ( r ) ;; I: 'fle, on Tuesday and T'Aiirsday next. ren' V etiestlay, A Cwie for the Heart Acbe, to which t laeadQed, or the .fr - st . time, a New Musical Entertain ; ‘13,.e u tt es Calkd the sca .. th e‘ hew Scenes, and 'ss tom. Comedy. of The Road to Ruin-. S t h is \i ,l great event must materially influence the ItA4--' t. and theL, ii A —L . Ni l tArz .. World, . in the various Negetiations of SALE, PURCHASE of COMMISSIONS in, • ;. the undersiped, without . pretending to sure_ a ri t ° r- a r r , C .,P aci t) , trust that trOnt being long habituated to those ..g.,tr.lents, Officers will find it to their interest to make PPtiLutiori to No. la, Northumberlarrit•street, Strand. o . p. TO, ig er. ESTI: hnd HARRISON. - - WANTED ti? RENT, an d ,enter to immediately, A MODERN HOUSE, consisting - of a" 4. Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms,' truce or. foilr good lard Rooms, servants 'Rooms,.-Ottices, Gardens, 4;e. in Proportion-- And from one to two or three hundred Acres or `trY fertile Land surrounding the House, which must be, in 14 elevated - , pkasant situation, and not further than ctike mile a mile and a half from a, good. Market Town ; and in a when:jilt: Roads are good. If the situation is beau 'lol and the Und geod;an old House, or even a Farm-house }: i tth an advantageous Lease, - to enable the Advertiser to 0: 14 , would not neobjecied to ; or such an Estate would ---,PurChased, if the Terms are moderate. lb.„`" et „ t erg (postcpaidl, direEled„to C. Holman, Esq. at the - DoncasrPr, with full particulars of tt,e Terms, nt. , Taxes, Situation. he immediately answered. I I has !Ong been t received opinion, that 'WORMS a a i Z e cmly_pecuihr Itifants" and Children, but . it its the e`l• that they have caused the dissolution " WellWel 's bringing to a premature grave many . a pro par,„-'4 Child, .NVIIO mht have lived to the comfort of fond at GA RDNER, of Lang Acre, has, among others dis or ',l: r nlaZing Cures, traced to its source.' the cause of the for th e °I many a languishing patient, and applied a remedy Self; ' 'at The Doctor found by a remedy peculiar-to hint- Lod, certain Tape.. Worms engendered themselves in the Pat;' L :': il d of course were daily consuming the body of the the '""s - his Medicines the Worms have been emitted, It'll 41!lient absolutely cured, and ivhat is not only more'asto the ~A F thantrue., that aa uncornu - ton Worm 30 feet long, in e 44 4 r, • of' einitting its young, Mar be seen at Dr. Gardner's; •Cr e 4 variety of Stones from Cie Icidnies and Gaul, of dif -I,r,Jorts. . • ''he that performs the above Cures, i; 4 r=lner's Ve,getable Pills. of ltad Lis house No. 75 and ;6, Long Acre, and . t `:i Medicine Vender in the. Britisii Empire,_ at 3 s. e4l e ,: 'and 21 5 . per Box ; also small Boxes as. 3d. far c9n-- bei r ,,"`e of 'the - Pvor ;- are sold likewise in the West ladies, r flieneious in tk'le Fever. the 'lest I allowance to Mer,:isants and Captains trading to na es . . HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS:, 4ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBtrioN, with ad. 11 1 1 ciitional PICTURES, IS REOPENED, arid .will Continue Every Day, Sunday excepted, from Nine in .the • Nlorning till Evening. - Admittance One Shilling - . • COALS for - STEAM ENGINE, ISLE of DOGS. rrHE COMMITTEE of the Court of Common Council, tor IMPROVING the PORT of LONDON, will Meet at Guildhall on - Thursday next, the rsth of this instant Ottobcr, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to-re . - ceive Ptoposals in writing, sealed up, for providing and de livering forthwith, on or near Stewart's Wbarf, 131aciewall, ONE HUNDRED CH ALDRON of Wall's End, Windsor, Spontop, or Tanfield Moor COALS, for the Steam E ngine at the Isle of Dogs ;_ also for providing and delivering, 'on or before the 101 of December next, at the _same place, One hundred Citaldron of th same sort of Coals. Signed by Order, EDWARD BOXLEY. To MASONS, &c.. rir HE COMMITTEE carrying into execution the Ad of Parliament 'for RENDERING MORE COM:`,IODIO,US and fOr BETTER REGULA.TING the PORT of LONDON, will meet at Guildhall, in the City of London, on Thursday next the tsth Of Odober, ISor, at‘ Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, to receive Proposal 3 in writing, sealed up, tor. performing the 11 : IASONS' WORK of the LOCK GATES at the Bladcwatt end of tne Canal in tie Isle of Dogs. - The Drawings and Specification of the said Work way be seen at the Canal Office, Blackwall. Signe..d.by Order, EDWARD BOXLEY. ARCHER, aild HAUGHTON,. from Du)iin, IRISH POPLIN and TAI3BINET MANUFA:C TURERS anti MERCERS to HE k NIAI EST y, Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of \Vales, Duke and Dutchess of -York, Dideliess of Wirteinherg, and the Princesses, No. S, Henrietta-street, Cm:mit-garden - , London. • The elevated . patronage of , Her MaXsty, the different branches of the Royal. Family, and. Ladies, of the firstrank and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently' estahliShed, in the opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of - Archer - and Haughton!s Poplins an&i rahbilets also gold, silver, figured and plain •Cnarnh..rry Muslins, and Italian. Sarsenets tbr Court Dresses; T,:rba., &c. _ _ •CAUT I 0 N . Whereas, Archer and liaughton have been credibly, in formed, that a. great many people in this Kingdom are now, and have been tor some time past, manufacturing and selling Poplins aril Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the nank:.• of Archer and liaughtom's.Manufactory, with a view to discredit and injure their l-lot'rse, and a gross imposi tion on the Public in general ; they are determined, as tar as lies in their power, to prosecute to emit i&ion any persOn or percents so vending Popiins and Tabbinets under the name of their manutatture, that was not actually bought at their house. They have the honour to acquaint the. Nobility and Gen try, tliattneir War house is otocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to he toned in any other House in. Town, which they are enabled ro sell (for - ready money) at prices much Lower titan they ~.an be had elsewhere, the wlwle being of their, own manutadure .consist of white and black BoMbasins, Chamberry Cambric Sarsenet, Rasdimores for Widows, Armozities, dress Bar celona Seiges, Lutestrings, Cyprus .Sarsenets, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, lionthazets for Servants,.&c. - also a great choice of Patterns i grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. V,rtglisli yard- wide Poplins (Yea superior quality, at 3a. 6d. per yard ; Velures, double black Serge; and rich 1 tt*lt Tabbinet in different Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, I ,:;eing of the very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. B: Ladies own Spinning manufaelured into Poplins or Tabhinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, rnanufaduied on the shortest notice. /Merchants supplied to any amount. STOWEV-HOUSE, SOMERSET, - - - . T9BE LET, and entcred uponmmedintely, Ti With the Furniture, Stables, Coach.ltouses, Gardens, Shrubberies,.:- Ponds, - and One Acre of Klichen-garden, and Thirteen Acres of good Meadow Land adjoining.' Tile House is elegantly and completely . FURNISHED, as one of the Residences of the late Lady Jones, deceased, and is in every reaped fit for the immediate Occupation of a large and genteel Family; distant from Bath tWelvetniles, Bristol ten, and Wells twelve. The Tenant may have the Deputa tion of the Manor. . For particulars, inquire of Mr. Miles, Attorney; at Ston- Easton ; or at Bull's Library, Bath. The ,Servants at Stowey will chew the House and Furni ture to ahy lersun wishing to rent it. GLAMORGANSIIIRE,SOUTII WALES TO BE LETT, for a .Term'otVears, atilt may be entered upon at. Christmas next, FURNISHED or UNFUR- N ISIIED, • THISILEBOON MANSION-HOUSE,. 'Nea sure-ground, .Fruit Garden, well planted with choice F ruit-trecs, „Kitchen Garden and Orchard, with or without about One Hundred and Six Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture; and Arable Land, with•an unlimited Right of Pasture on the adjoining Lime-stone Cliffs together with the Coach-house, Stable, and numerous attached and detached'Offices, to the Mansion and Farm. The Premises are delightfully situated at Oystermouth, in a fine sport* Country, convenient liar Salt. water Sea-Bath ing,.bein.• within half a Mile of the Sea, and four Miles front the Market and Sea-port Town of Swansea. The Neighbour hood aboUnds with Game and h lab, Coal and Culrn plenty and reasonable. N. B, Letters, pest-paid, addressed to S. Llewelyn, Swan sea, will he,duly attended to. ' *,,'f The Pretnises will be adertised three times only. Swansea, Od. 7, 18:).1. For PUBLIC SALE, At Sinith' Coffee-house, over the Corn Exchange, on Mon- day, tzth October, Igor, at One o'Clock precisely,' MHE FOL - LOWI NG GOODS, viz. 214 Quarters KILN-DRIED WHEAT. 240. Quarters TICK BEANS.- 440 Quarters BA RLEY .. To he viewed to the time. Sale. The Wheat lying under the - care of Mr. Henry Duden, Nuikin's-corner, Rotherhithe, and Mr. Walton, Shad- Thames the Beans and Barley under the care of Mr. Janes Jackes, Pickle-Herring. eat4ilogttcs will be timely delivered by . GEORGE FRENCH, Sworn Broker, No. 6, Great Eastcheap. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By. Messrs. UODSKINSON and Co. On Saturday the 31st of Oaober inst. at the Beaufort Arms Inn, "Monmouth' (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely Notice will be given), Ai: VALUABLE and truly Desirable FREE 1 - HOLD ESTATE; called I ELSTON, with sundry improvable Farms, nearly adjoining, called cox - I . °N, BLACKMOOR, CODANGRO, and GRAIGE FARMS; the whole containing 455 Acres of ricl Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, together with GrosmonrWood Tithes, extend- , ing over between 7 anrl,Boo•ACfes of Land, situate in the Pa rishes of Langattock, — St. Maughans, Rocktield, and Sken- . fiefh, in dry and airy situations. HilstoSn is an ancient Family Residence s commanding ari agreeable prospeCt. of the adjacent-Country, anttbounded in part by a Turnpike Road, six iMiler:from Monmouth; and capable, at a moderate . expence 2 ' of great improvements. • Further Particularsmay be iendwn, by applying .to.mr. Embry, Monmouth, who.will •shzw .the Premises; and to Messrs:,Hodskinsun and Co. Surveyors, No. ,35, 'Arundel sue 'Strand, ‘xlio, arc authorised to tritat .or tie same, and, ivhoe a-Plan of the Estate may be seen. ' • • This Day were published, Price 3s. • j ETTERS from His Excellency GENER L WASHINGTON to ARTHUR YOUNG; Esq. F. R. S..containing.an ACCOUNT or his HUSBANDRY, with - a MA? of his FARM; his Opinions on various ques tions in Agriculture, and *many particulars of the RURAL) '.ECONOMY ofthe UNITED STATES.. Sold IDS' Richards Ons, • Royal 'Exchange; and I - latchard, Piccadilly. Where may be had, price 2s. 6d.. . : An INQUIRY into the PROPRIETY of applying the WASTES-of the KINGDOM totheBETTER SUPPORT of the POOK. Containing Inany - Temarkable, Cases; .she . w_ ing the great Erfeas which have attended their possessing Property- in Land, and Live Stock-, in keeping them free of Parish Relief, esetfin ;he present Scan;ity. . . N. B'; Subscribers to the, Annals are informed, that this Pamphlet is included in that Work. This• Day were published, In Four elegant Volumes, Foolscap Svo.. Price One Guinea, in boards, N i l E WI 01 R w S R o vr f T t E h N e by la n ie z . a ll , 4 E rs t . v ROBINSON, OB I N SO N, I • , neltidlng Anecdotes of many dis.tinguislied Charatierspf the present periott ; with Poems and Letters •ne , ,-er bGtore pub lished, Written by Herself;. or addressed to her by karoLs •Pers9os. Printed. for R. No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Sold by till Pooksellers. . . This Day were published,* • In One large Volume,. Odavo, price 95." in boards, GRE fIAN AN FIQUI FIES • or, an' Account oi Pic and Pr, Vale Lire Of the Greeks Crelatiri , to.tnelr Government, .Laws, i\lagistrach Judicial PrveeeS Nav'al an.i Nl:larrry .i Oraelef, Festi vals, Games, Alarriages, Funerals, Domestic" Employments, i.nreriatiiments, Food, Dress, Music, witinA, (-larhours Baths, &c. Coietly ttesigned to explain Words inthe'Grcek ,ClasSics, ac cording. to-t-i - t-e Rites sun Ctrs - foul's to Which they (elcr. To which, is added, a,C nronology of, reinarkahle Eve. is in the Grecian History, from :the Foundation of the ,Kingdom of Argos under inachus, to the Death or Alexander. ••• By the Rev. THOMAS HARWOOD, .• Late of University College,, Oxford. •- - Printed for T. Cade'', jun. and W: Davies, 'trand., Of whom may be had, lately published, hylhe same Author, i. The Sacred History of the I,ire al Jesug Christ ; illus trative-of the Harmony of theFo4 , Evangeli§ti ;to which is .idded an Ihdex:of pandit' i ssrges.. For the Use of Schools, price 3s. 2. E tonensis ; .or, a Catalogue. of the Provosts and Fellows of Eton College and King's College, Cambridge, from the Foundation in 443, to the.year 1797 ; with an AC, count of their Lives and Preferments, collected frorn'Origi nal Manuscripts, and authentic *Biographical Works, tl. is. I. Also, Roman A ntiquities ; or,_ Account of the Manners and - Customs or the itomans. By; Alexander Adam, LL. D. Reetor of the IL4 Schooktif Edinbuttrh. 3d edit. Bvo. price • 6d• s EAU of a - VAluahle ESTATE, delightfully situated on the River Nith, in the Neighbpurhood of the Town of Dum fries, Scotland. .TO BE SW-0 BY .AUCTION, -By Messrs. GRAHAM and HINDLE,. At • the Rainbow,. on Wednesday, Odober 4, betwixt the Hours of One and Two, in the Afternoon, • • • . T" FIVE POUND LAND of Old Extent, of C(NP,PA2TH, with the 'Fein& and Pertinents, lying iv,thin the Parish of Carlavelock, .and Sheriffdom of Dum fries, holding fen of the Dulie of Queensberry, for payment of Two ShillingS Scots of Feu-duty. This Estate islofeauti fully situated on the River Nith, about four measured rftiles below the Town of Dumfries, cornmanding an..extensiVe View of the windings of that River, The Solway 'Frith, and the Coast of Gumuerland. It contains. upwards of 4co Scots Statute Acres (being more than 500 English Acres), ali Ara bie,except about Seventeen Acres in Wood and Planting, and about Fifty Acres of Moss. The whole is lnelosed. with Marsh FenceS, and subdivided into convenient Inclosures, sever.al.of toem with Hedges and rows of Trees. A great part of the Grounds arz of an exceeding good q . ialitY, and the whole are capable of much improvement AL a-moderate ex 'pence, front the Sea Sle a ch out of. the Nith, which washes the Estate for a considerable way, and where the Tide •tiows to a great height. Tile present' Rout II about 3751. except one of the - Mansion-HouSes, Offices, Garden, and Orchafd, well stocked with Fru4-trees,on which no Rent is- put. The Tenant on - the Shore; by putting Weirs into the River, has of late been yery.uCcessful in catehing.Salmorf : and it is believed; tha - t at a• moderale'expence 4 a considerable - Pishing might be ,established. The . Quay ereded fay the lowit of Dumfries at alencaple,- to which Vessels of great burden coine,,is adjoining to the Estate, and a good koad froo•Dum fries to the Quay runs through the Grounds, .part '‘vhich along the Roads antradjoining to theßiver, 'aught be. fenced to much advantage. Tile Wood and Plantlnko the Estate arc thriving and.valuable. Tenants will thew the Pre mises. Plan of the Estate, and Conditions of Sale, may be seen , on application to Messrs. Corrie and GilchriSt; Edinburgh ; Well wood Maxwell, Esq. at Burnclough, at Dumfries ; Messrs. Cooper and Lowe; Solicitors, Southampton-build ings, Chancery-lane; and of Messrs. Graham and Hindle, No.'BB, Chancery-lane, London; Mr. Robert Bigg, 'Solici tor, Bristol_; or George °not, Solicitor, Lkrerpool. Any further Particulars that may be required, will be furnished immediately by Mr. (irred.- • • COUNTY OF THE BOROUGH OF CARMARTHEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' " •7- .- By WILLIAM DAVIES, Or in the mean tine by Private Contract-, - at the Boar's-, Head Inn, in th. , Town of Carmarthen,' in several Lots, • on WednesdOy the 28th Day of. 0 dober, at Three. o' Clock, gUbjea to such Conditions Of Sale as shall then 'and there: be produced HE follniming FREEHOLD 'ES,TATES, in•• and near the said Borough, viz. . The BOA It's:.H LAD .I%N, in Lammas street, with . about 56 Acres of Arableand Meadow Land, rmar the Town's End, mthe.occupation of Mr. Stoneliewer. A rrece of Land, containing 'about Six Acres, in the Marsh of ellTharthen, in the occupation' of Mr: - David Thomas. A Dweiting-house,:.with the Appurtenaticos,. in Quay-1 street ; in,the occupation of Mr; David Lewis. . A ditteim ditto; in the occupatiOn of Mr. Henry Jones. A ditto in ditto, in the occupation of John Griffiths, Esq. A ditto in ditto, in the occupation of sir. James Robert, • Adittofh ditto, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. •E van._ A ditto in.ditto, ihthe occupation of Mrs. l3onville. • - • A ditto in ditto, in the occupation of Mt'. -lohn Williams. 4 A ditto in ditto, in theoccuplition of Mr. Tho . . George Certain - Store-houses in ditto, ill the occupation of the Rev. Mr: Peters. Four small Dwelling.-houses in Exchequer-alley, in the occupation of Mr. Peter Webb and•ot hers. A Dwelliiig,house, with the Appurtenances, in Spilman street, in the occupation of Mr. Charles Lewis - . A ditto in ditto, in the occupation of Mr. Humphreys. :A ditto in ditto, in. the-occupation orlierbert Lloyd, Esq. pr. his Under-Tenants. • A ditto in King-'street, and a riect of 'Ground, &c. &c. behind the same, forming part of the Ivy BUsh Stable-yard, in the occupation of the Rev. David Scurlock, or his Uudet- Tenants. A Piece of Ground, Gardens, &c., in the Backway, con taining about. Two Acrq,,. in the occupation of J. Allen, Esq. or his Under . i mints. •• Two small Pieces of. Garden Ground near Dam-street, in the several occupations of Mr. John Williams' and Mr. Henry Jones. . • . • T4t! s-veral Tenants, will slim the Prerniser,.; and for urther Particulars, .to treat - by PriVate Contract,•apply to the Auctioneer, Quay-gtrcet, . Cannartheni.or to ~Nlr; Williams, Chathatu-l - lacc Lail:ion. • • • • EAST INDIA LOUSE; "September 1,5,18 GT .1 : r l -1 HE CD URT of DIRE CT;O R S of the ITN iTEIS COMPANY of MERCEPINTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereh; give Nader, That they ill he read) to receive Proi)osals, itt , w riting, at arty time on or before IVEDIVESD/IY, the 4th - Oao .er nest, fro m any Pensonswho ate 'willing to LET goof COPPER \ P36 - rTom_ ED•S HIPS, of the 13itrt4en of Trois? coo to 6op-TOir:r Builders' 1 1 feasurement f;.r the said Company's service, for one Voy age, ,at full Freight JOT as much or the Ships can convenient l y and sefeijr take • on board, .in the opinion of the Master attendant; or other proper O f ficer bilunging to the CoMpa, , ,y ; and that such Proposals do exfress a Rate of . Freight which must 0 the saJte from all part. of India, without Kintledg, , a7ldofered cat the lowest Terms, as there will not be an oppotit:viLy of making a y 'abatement ; and -as questions may pos.t.:li f y arise re4eaing the lowest Tender, the Court think it Itecessth:y to !eqte that bv 4-serve (AS:Mt/I-TY the pc-t.;er of accepttg such Teade , s as my appear to them, seial'er all c,krlMlSidilte.:i.F, to he; the lowest: provide.' tve .Fame sb42l'appear .t.to the Cott to be .rcasonable. • The Tinders with the I.vord .r " Ship Tinder" on tie cover,. to be se2:erdl6 sealed tip, and left with Secretary, at or hefgre.• Ta. , e!ve o'Cloek at Noon. en the said 14.4) O,FE:Je - r, beybad which htur not my Tinder *ULU BM R,4 315.4 Y, See.- , ~ ' Copy ofthe Terms and Conditions me which the said - .Y,'.ips will be engaged in the C;mpaly's service, ma j , be . had on appli.:: cation to lllr. Colgan, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, : on or . after the 7.9 th instant, -' DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS'. CHEME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT tE RY,, begins Drawing the 15th of Next Month.' No. of Prizes, Alalue of each. Twill £. 10,000 I S Z. 40,003 5,060 20,00.3 1,000 8;000 Loco -;-- .5 ocso 50d 2. coo 0. - 1, :".1> 5 0 I,oeo 8,000 . 72;c00 8,057 Prizes. 23,913 Blanks. z., 5 0,c00 32,000 Tickets. .Capitals Determinable: First draWnTicket, Ist Day, • - ~C. Soo "Ditto,. - 4th. Day, - • .7,000 . Ditto, - '7lll-Day, - s,ooa Ditto, - 13th I)ty, - to,ooo Ditto -• 'l9th Day, - To,ooo • Ditto, last Day • - -2,00 a PreSent Prices of Tickets and Shares. Whole Ticket -k. 8 3 o Eighth - - ,C. I 2 Q Hatiditto - - 4 6-' o . , Sixteenth. - - Qit a s,2,7arterditto - - a A o • anti snares of ')..lCk.e"• arc now on sate at evcry Li censed Lottery _ _ An early purchase is recommended, as the Tickets have risen, and ~ v:11 continue to ri4.l. There is scarce any probability oLtherc being any more Irish Lotteries. Scheines may be had (gratis) at all the Lit . ..en:l:d Offices. BREWERY TO BE SOLD, Peremptorily, on Thursday the zrd Day of tielober, at One ' o'C lock at Noon, at 'the Liverpool Arms Hotel,' CaStle , street,- Liverpool ; • AWry. Extensive and Complete BREWERY, • erected in the best manner Ywithin 'the last twelve years, possessing every improved principle now known : the Whole covering a Plot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres, situated in .Scotland-road, Lirerpool; and within taco - yards 'of the Custom House ; capable of making annually oo,ooa . carrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and very extensive Warehouses, Matt-houses, &c. The Water is .ot the first quality, 'and'inexhaustiblo.--The whole Premises are overtook.ed by a handsome Dwelling house, well finished ' • and may be viewed every day Wort the Sale, where attendance - will be given. . Foe further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, * near Liverpool. . LINCQLNSHIRE.--SALE OF LANDS. • TO BE•SOLD'BY AUCTION', . Early in the month of ,January next, if not pr , eviously , dis. posed of. by Private Contract ; THE Detached ESTATES i.nd PROPERTIES of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton, Wigtoft; Swineshead, Bicker, Gosberton, Surtieet, Pinch_ ,beck, Dorrington, Ruskington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry .Farm in'the Parish of .Fiskerton, in the County of Lincoln. Particulars of which are in preparation, and will be ready tor delivery in the course of next month. In the mean time, the LandS and Premises May be viewed upon application .to the respective Tenants.' Empingliam; 06t. Bth, 1801. SHENSTONE, near LICHFIELD, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By \*A4;IREN., At the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Friday, Ott. 32, 1201 ' at Three o'ClOck,' in Lots;_ QEVERAL very,Eiigibic.FßEEHOLD FARMS,. kJ situate at Footherley, Lynn, and Nether and Lower Stonnall, all in the Parish and Vicinity of the pleasant Vil lage of Shcnstone; in a Sporting Part of the County of Staf ford, three Miles- from Lichfield, six froM Wal4all, and twelve from Birmingham ; also a capital Mansion, called FOOTHERLEY HALL, with suitable attached and de tached Offices, Coach-houre, Stabling for Eight Licr,:es, and other Out-buildings, all in complete' repair a large Yiel/ planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated Trout St team ; the whole comprising about 670 Acres of rich inclosed Arable, Meadow, -.ad Pasture Land, in the hignest state of cultiva tion, with valuable Rights of Common on Shenstone, WoOd " 4 7 -nd, and Druid Heath, now in the occupation of John reynton, ksq. under Lease determinable in 1809, and .of • Messrs. Swan, Hand, Preszon, Adcock, and Mousley, all very respectable Tenants, underleases determinable at Lady day, 1803, at several yearly Rents, amounting to EIGHT•HUNDRED and FIFTY rouNps and upwards ;,also about Twenty Acres of COopice and Wood Laud now id hand. Another FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing C 9 Acres, a Roods, 38 Perches, with a corrunodions,D - welling-house arid suitable Out-buildings, delightfully situate at klammerivick, in the Parish of St. Michael, Lichfield; also a Leasehold Farm of 56 Acres,' adjoining to the Freehold Premises, with convenient Farm Plouse and otherApputtenances,.and valu able Rights of Common on Hoglcv I lay and Cannock Chase, held under the Vicars Choral of Lichfield, for an tinexPired - Tenn of,Tiventy-one Year_:, at 31. Bs.. per. Ann. renewable e~cryseven years ; both which Far ins.anti Premises aye inThe 11,1(litig of Mr James Winterton, under determinable at Lady-day, 1803, at the yearlY.Rent 0f.45!. • . 7 Printed Particulars may be had.tWenty,one days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney, in qr . e.rt,Cnaries-street. Birmingnam ; Mr. W illington, Solicitor,: Walk, Temple, London; Mr. Tho. Carlano, Ey ford,. near 'MOretori n I.larsh;,6loueestcrshire Mr, Calveii; Sndbury, Derbyshire_; at the PlaCe or . Sale; of Mr. Drewiy, Printer,, Derby ; at the princiPal Inns at Statford,;BurtOn,Tarnwortin, A therstor.r:, cnventi y, and other adjacent Towns ; .of'M r. Warien, .404 of Mr. T. Se(fgwick, at Sbenstone-WwdlLd, wri; will strew the several Lots.