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s•~~ btisine“ s ass jucig• Teen found intorce of ard, James :nry Ellis; 1 Salmon, •over, and I. Twerp tier, alias on, Inner n Hankirif . Phillip Marl atenceci to ran:porta I to Tog 'ayiin, and •isonme,st• !judged t° business has give Doncaster ) make the 's, on foot/ ty-one suca in training , and is 3 the 1:albs• nn. fortune each side: we') rtune, I iherefor e are five ito i l g world s lound from Wednesdai .41 the Car boy bell Y a set n ( :town BO: :welve an ° ith a blua, watch an d )ff, leaving ['he Watch' he unfortW cooduairls he lodged' tis wouch nd over one y a Let ter , attire, say East-1 00 7, 'it cold "" tin of co ls :i h l s pain in .11, and de' treniblig' rics of is board s '" the GUAM) F efi Dr. GAR D ; weeks' ' 1 e riaaladlo ' GARDNI" Taber nacie Louse, 11°1311 • f40. 0 ' inam ; „ p o or from J.' n; and for- Oira g Rev. Ebo m i ss t.. q' of -ier MaJell ~s. i2s Pn~ ' 10, of aor. et Ma_ er to ioards , RECREA. o chryticies i .>. Pl.4t:Tvs• ?hilosophcr: cochrylicks :wet. NUMBER 2850. j THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, NoveMber 7 th,. Their 111i.jestes' Servants will ad a Play, called THE MOUNTAINEERS. Oct_avian, Mr. EARRYMOILE; Vimlet, Mr. C: KEMBLE ; Roque, Mr. POWEL4.- ISULETILER S. •illessrs: Sedgwiiik, Digoum, Cpoke, Gibbans, frt. Lope Tocho, Mr. SUET. GO A:TILEROS. Messrs. Packer, Evans, Maddocks, Chippendile. bukazin Muliy, Mr. CAULFIEI,I2 ; ..Pacha, Mr. WEWITZER ; Ali Beg, Mr. SPARKS.; Sadi Mr. BANNISTER, jun., 2.olayda, Airs. SONTLIET iloranthe, Mrs. DE CARP: Agnes, Mrs. BLAND. OF AC H E . TO-IVIORROW. • Baron Wiiiiighurst, Mr. BANNISTER, hut. ; Baron Pilfelberg, Mr. SUETT ,Hans Niolkiis, Mr. NVEWII4ER; . Lady Brumback, Mrs SPARKS; Sophia, Miss bT EPH ENS Alatia, Miss DL CAMP. Boxes, 6s. Second Price, 3s. Pit, 3s. 6d. Second Price ts. Gallery, as. Second Price, is. Upper Gallery, Is., Se. coed Price, 6d.—No Money to be Returned. Places tor the Boxes to be taken ,of Mr. Yosbrook, at the tbrOilice, in Little Russell-street. The Doors to be.opened at half past rive, to . begin at hall after Six. Ladies and Gentlemen who were disappointed of Places to fh. 0 pera of Artaxerxes on Thursday night, are most respe6l- .".Y informed it will be repeated on Monday, with The niten, and Wednesday next, for the last time this Season. ,9n Tuesday, The Grecian Daughter, with Harlequin ,runulet, Or The Magic of Mona. And on Thursday. the Tragedy ; f Douglas. The Opera of The Deenna is in rehearsal, and will be per- Entitled in a few days, with entirely new Scenes, Dresses, .$ l4 Decoration, and in which Mrs. Billington will appear the Character of Clara. . . . HANOVEIt , -SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad, ditional PICTURES,, IS RE-OPENED, and will Morning Every Day, S u nd a y exc e p te d, froin Nine in the 4 7 4 0rning till Evening. Admittance One Shilling. W NOTICE TO CREDITORS. HERE - AS BAKER BROUGHTON I late of k h •Shepton Mallet, in the County of Somerset, Gentle- VII. deceased, bath by his last Will and Testament devised Cid bequeathed unto Trustees, all his Freehold, Leasehold, Copyhold Estates, and'all other his Personal Estate, in th . " s t. to sell the same for the purpose of paying ()Wand dis- Il i :Ring his Deots. The. Trustees theretore• give Notice to -t o s everal Creditors by Mortgage, of the said Baker Brough tknrcii,immediately to transmit an Account of the Principal x „. , interest due on their respective Securities, up to theagth ihe'eßtember last, together with a description in writing of Itoo,",ntises charged with the payment thereof to Mr. the n• attorney ai Law in Shepton Mallet aforesaid. And al s o ",, eve ral other Creditor 6 of the said Baker Broughton, -are -ci,, ue sired to transmit an Account of the nature of their I_ na is to the said Mr: Fooks, without delay, in order that " i sallfie may be investigated by the Trustees; 11...... lepton Mallet, etth NOV. Illoz. .--_____ • WANTED, - • ARESP EC T A BLE PERSON to un d erta k e t h e en tire Management of one of the most extensive CO L. it 4 RI ES in IRELA N D : h e must b e a M an who h a i b een 111 the Business, and of approved integrity,- as much re. nousibility will be a: tached to the Situation andi liberal S 4laryalLow e d. No one need apply whose Chateau will 11 6 t stand th e t es t of the strictest inquiry. r, A Letter add resse d •to the Countess of O nnom d, C ast l e `net, Kilkenny, will be duly a tte nd e d to. • NEW INVENTION. WHITE's CHAMBER LAMPS, on a Princi gal4 pie entirely new which pcissess peculiar Adva n . : Ages over all others;' as this Lamp, *whim once lighted, is r k: net. to go ou t . w hil e any Oil remains, and will 'b u rn Lirteen Hours for one Halfpenny ; also is exceeding useful, 4,, Sick P e r son s, or i s : a Nursing Lamp, perfealy safe, and &fable. ,To be had only of the Inventor, at his Patent O r d P Maniafactorv, No. a, Great Russell -street, Covent kl.,„en, and N o . 37 4 , Honey lane Market, Cheapsitle; where W, be had, his New-invented Lamps for lighting Halls, Li g{ ic es, snops,•:Alanufadlories,, &c. which gives as much 41 %, t as five Candles when burning, for One Halfpenny each •<.e.2:or 8 1117, permaceti bs. 6d. per Gall On. " rl llnations.executed in the firsi style.—Lamps lett out alls, Routs, Sce. PRINTFIELD l'o BE SOLD,' IVithi. BY PUBLIC ROUP, 1:21 the 'Pontine Tavern here, on Wednesday the - 25th O.'Y ', of November, betwixt the Hours of Two and Three THClock Afternoon, Entry immediately.afte• the Sale; E Well.knhwn'and beautiful . PRINTFIELD 40( t c . of .K 1 Nsituated in the Pari;,h of Campsie, th e 'tint) , or Stirling nine miles distant from Glasgow.— V e : Field and Farm, consisting ' of 53 Acre;, are held on a yr) Il e r3 Lease frotri Kincaid of Kincaid, whereof 83 Years are t o r:Pirecl at MarthrnaS next: No expense has been spared tif c ncler the Grounds, and tluildinp complete, and capable 14rYing op the Printing Trade to a very great extent. t3 tpo t ? t ic of Utensils is large, and in complete repair; to be ~ A Pi - lin one Lot,-or otherwise, as . Purchasers may incline. ile ‘,,, i , 'an of the Grounds, and an Estimate of the Buildings, It th c l J. 4. Henderson' here, from whom, or David Inglis Cl a lei g, nY fuither information may be' obtained. 'ON Ottober he ;89t. THE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 18oi. FIFTH CHANGE. ROYALTY THEATRE, WELL's-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS. MONDAY NEXT, - November 9, and five fol lowing Evenings only, will be presented, first titne, a Conic Harlequisaade, called, THE NEW WORLD ; Or, HURLY-BURLY.. In which will be introduced, the favourite, and most laugh able Scenes, Situations, &c. selected from several clpital Pantomimes, viz The Magic Grot, Neptune's Friend 'ship, the Dwarfs, and the. Mandarin. Also, first time, an Kistorical Spectacle, as performed at Faris with unbounded applause, lvith the original French Music, called, THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN . COOK. Ezhibith the Manners, Customs, Marriages, Combats, HOWLETT's LINCOLNSHIRE. This Day was published, The Eleventh Number, Price Three Shillings, and a few Copies on Smaller Paper, Price Two Shillings and Six pence, of a SELECTION of VIEWS in the COUNTY o f LINCOLN, comprising the principal Towns and Churches, the Remains of Castles and Religious Houses, and Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, with a Topographical and Historical Account of each View. The whole engraved by Bartholomew Howlett, late Pupil to Mr. Heath, from Drawings made by Turner, Gitlin, Corbould, Nattes, &c.&c. Printed for William Miller, Old Bond-street. N. B. In consequence of a ne w arrangement, this most elegant Work will now be completed with all possible expe dition, and the Publisher pledges himself to deliver the future Numbers to the Subscribers every two months. The Work will be comprised within Twenty-five Numbers, each Number containing two Views and a Vignette, besides the Letter-press. It is allowed by every candid judge, that the Price of this Work is greatly below its merits, and the late large increase in the Price of Paper and Printing, would justify the Pro torietor in a.. additional Charge on the future Numoers, but he thinks it his duty to complete it on the terms originally proposed by Mr. Howlett; after which, when the Work is finished, the Price will be raised at least two-thirds.---Those Gentlemen, therefore, who are desirous of possessing this Work, and adding their Names to the numerous List of Sub scribers on the present terms, will please to apply to the Publishers in ()Id Bond-street, or any of the princ i p a l Book sellers in the County of Lincoln. See. kc. of the Islanders in the South Sea. Principal Charatters—Terreeobo (King of the-Island), Mr. Whitmore ;—Parcea, Mons. Laurent ; and Captain Cook, Mr. Mercerot. - Etna' (a Relation of the King), Mrs. Astley, - and Koah (the Assassin of Captain Cook), Mr. Astley, their 7th appearance this Season. Soldiers, Sailors, Islanders of the King's Party, slanders of Koah's Party, Women and Girls of the Island, &c. &c. ; In Part the First will be introduced, an internal View on the Island of 0-Why-Ec. In Part the Second, a View of the Sea-share on-the Island of K.arakooa, with the arrival of the Resolution, Captain Cook's Reception by the Natives, the treacherous Designs of Koah prevented, by the Captain's Preparation for Battle, the manner in which Captain Cook tell a Sacrifice, concluding with a Pidure of that extraordi nary event. In the course of the Evening will be sung the fbllowing Songs :—" Sandy and Jenny," by Mrs. Warrell ; and" The Blue Bell," by Mr. johannot. The Flying Phenomenon will go through his Leaps, being most assuredly the last Six Nights of his appearing at this TheatFe, previous to his,going to the Continent. The whole to conclude with (seventh time) an entirely new Allegorical Spectacle, cal led THE OLIVES BRANCH ; Or, THE RATIFICATION. lathe course of the Pantomime will be pourtrayed, the fol lowing entirely New Scenery, Sce. ist. The Mansion of War. Song," The Goddess of Plenty," by Mrs. WELDON. Grand Pyrrhic Dance. War sub dued by Peace. ad. The Temple of Concord. Song, " Byßritannia," by Mrs. WARRELL. 3d. The Mansion House. The Preliminaries of Peace as officially al flounced by Lord Hawkesbu t ry. Song, " The Extraordinary Gazette." Duct," The Barberand Sweep," by Mes.,:s, SINCOCK and DE CASTRO. Recitative, " The Reconciliation." Song, " Nan of St. Catherine's," by Mr. JOHANN OT. 4th. View, West End of London. sth. The India-House Illuminated;' General Joy, 'and John Bull in his Glory. To conclude with a grand appropriate Procession in the Tem- Ele of Fame, representing the Retreat of the HEROES of NGL A ND. LOwer and . Upper Boxes 3s.—Second Price zs. ' Pit ,s,. -Second Price ts. First Gallery is.—Second Price 6d. Upper Gallery 6d. • Doubts to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half- Past Side o'Clock. —Second Price at Half-past Eight o'Clock. NAVIGATION-HOUSE, DUBLIN. 16th Odober. 'THE Di reetor-General of INLAND NAVIG A- L TION in Ireland, considering the importance of ren dering the River Shannon navigable from Lough Allen to the Sea, whereby a ready conveyance may be afforded for the ttfeiChtat Of the fertile shores of that River, anti of the Col- Jerks and other Mines upon its banks, so far as the circum stances of the country will allow; And having taken into consideration the favourable oppor tunity which the prosper of returning Peactholds forth for undertaking works of this description ; ' This Board will receive Proposalsfaccording to the pro - visions of an Ad passed in the 4oth year of His present Ma jesty for promoting Inland Navigation in Ireland) from any • Person or. Company of Persons belonging to any part of the . United Kingdom, who may be willing and. able to enter upon and prosecute with dispatch, and effed the improve mem of the Navigation of the River Shannon, from Lough Allen ; and the Board will recommend a large and liberal aid to be granted to the persons who wall contraci fur. the coin, getion of proper Works for that purpose, of such dimensions and upon such terms as shall be agreed upon, By Order of the Dirthors-General, WILDIAM GREGORY, Sec. ENGLISH and IRISH STATE LOTTERIES for aj. '''l" l .l-1E TICKETS are sold and divided into JL. HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX- T.EENTEIS, by..l-IAZARD, BURNE anti Co. Stock-Bro kers, at their State Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else on their account. Irish Lottery begins drawing i6th November, 'got—Eng lish, 3d March, 180 z. _ Letiers, post-paid, duly answered, ,and Schemes gratis. ' fc3" Orders accompanied with short.dated Bills on Lon.; don,. or Post-Office Orders, puntually attended to; and to prevent mistakes as well as delay, Correspondents are re quested ro s end them by Post. HOUSE AND LAND WANTED To'RENT, FR a Term of Years,"in a dry Sporting Part of 'the Country, where, Roads are good and Coals rea sonable, situate near to (but not in) a good Market Town, a small: FAMILY HOUSE or .COI TAGS, in good ,repair, with from 3o to 5o Acres of Pasture and Arable Land. Pos- Sil6sloll wanted at Christmas or Lady-Day next. Letters ,( pos t- pale]) addressed to A. B. Post-Office, Bun ;tineeld, will be attended to. LINCOLNSHIRE.-- , SALE OF LANDS. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Early in the month of January next, if not previously dis , posed of by Private Contrati; THE - Detached ESTATES and PROPEkTIES of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton Wigtott, Swineshead, Bicker, Gosberten, Surfleet, Pinch beck, Dorrington, guskington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry 'Farm iii the Parish of FiskertOn, ' in the County of Lincoln. 'Particulars of which are in .preparation, and will be ready for delivery iri - the course of next month. In the mean time, the Lanth and Premises may be viewed upon application to the respeaive Tenants. :Erripingham o Od. Isol.- .BELLAMY's PATENT WATER-PROOF LFATHER, for ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CHAISES; APRONS, • &c. RESISTS MISTS all kind of wet ; Gentlemen maywalk a whole day in the we or dewy grass, without!the wa ter penetrating either through the SOLES or UP PE R LEATHERS ; it is as soft as common leather, lilt is putinto water tot a month it does not imbibe a single drop, nor is it *Laded with boiling water, which destroys every other kind et:Waller in a moment. This discovery, which adds so much to the comfort of life in a wet season, has given perfea' satisfadion for above six years. A thin sort prepared for Ladies' wear. The Sole-Loather, which is Water-proef, is stamped with capital letters, BE L LAM Y's PATENT WATER-PROOF. N.B. To prevent imposition—only to be had at the Pa tentee's Warehouse, No 3, Upper North-place, G ray's-Inn lane, near Guildford -street, London. EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. TT has been -the study of the . Proprietors of the : 1 well,-known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, : first corn.. posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPILSBURY, at his Dispensary, No. Is, Soho-square, London, and continued only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the Public against the linpositions which are. siaik - - :praCtiged against Medicines possessing the first respeetability ' • and as the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops have been fourld not only an antidote in scorbuti.c.complaints, but a successful re source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, and the oittendant diseases of the nerves,' asrqhe list-of cures accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc tions, will testify, as well as the TreatiSe on Diet, gout, *c. written - by the late Proprietor (which may be also, had at the Dispensary), single them out as fit ObjeCtS to try; .un der their satidion, such spurious imitations. For this rea son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Com missionerS.of the Stamp-Office, have atlix4 a Aarty on each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words " Spilsbury and o. No. 15, Soho-square," expressed upon it, which, if the Purchaser attends tb,, together with the words " by the King's Patent," on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of the King's Arms, on the larger, he may .as sured he has obtained the Genuine Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary, Soho-square, London; in bottles of ss. and al.-2S. each, duty.inOmied. • • ~} M ~~ s Lately was published, In Two Volumes, Super Royal Octavo, embellished with Thirty-four Engravings and a Map, price Two Guineas in boards, and a few Copies with the Plates coloured, price Three Guineas, REMARKS on LOCAL SCENERY an d MAN NERS in SCOTLAND, during the Years i 799 and tgoo. By JOHN STODDART, Lt.. B. Printed for William Miller, Old Bond-street. The above Work etas amply reviewed in the British Critic of September last, and the followin is an extrad : " The examination of Scotland, its Natural History, An tiquities, and Manners, has of late years been very frequent, so frequent indeed, that there seems to be but a narrow field left to exercise the diligence or ingenuity of future Travel ,iers. Nevertheless,, we never wish to restrain propensities like those which produced these two Volumes, which - are re markably elegant in their form, and entertaining in their matter. The Reader • will peruse the whole, as we have done, with great satisfadion, as the good understanding, sound judgment, and fidelity of the Author, are every where apparent." NAVAL POWER OF ENGLAND. This Day was published, In One Volume, Bvo. price 7s. 6d. boards JHE HISTORY of the RISE and PROGRESS of theNAVAL POWER of GREAT BRITAIN, in terspersed with various, important Notices relative to the French Marine • to which are added, Observation s on the principal Articles of the Navigation Aa. The whole illus trated by a variety of interesting Notes, with two Tables, sherring the State-of the Navy at the Death of Queen Eliza beth, and the progressive increase to :he present Reign. Translated from an original Work in French. By THOMAS EVANSON WHITE. Printed for 1. S. Jordan, No. 19, Ludgate-hill. Of whom tray be had, published this Day, price ts. The SPEECH of the Hon. C. j. FOX on the Peace be tween England and France, with the other Proceedings at the Shakspeare on Saturday , Qaober t ot b e i n g the. Anni versary aids First Eletion for the City of Westminst:T. TERM REPORTS, New. Series, in Royal Odavo. This Day was published , Price 7s. Volume I. Part 4, of REPORTS of CASES argued and determi ne d i n IN. the COURT' of KING's BENCH, in last Trinity Term, 4r Geo. 111. 18or with the Ihdexes completing the First Volume. By E. H. EAST, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law. _ _ _ London : Printed by His Majesty's Law Printer, for j. Butterworth, Fleet -street._ N. B. Messrs. Durnford and East completed th e i r j o i nt Labours with the Eighth Volume - of the Term Reports - , and Mr. East has commenced a New Series (print e d i n 8 vo .), of which the Reports of last Michaelnias Term form the first Part, • Each Number may be had separately., V01..r. Vari r. Michaelmas Term, 1800, price Ss. Vol. 1. Part 2. Ililary Term, 'Sot, pricess. Vol. 1. Part 3, Easter Term, 18 0 r, price 55. Vol. L Fort-4. Trinity Term, 1801, with Indexes com pleting the First Volume, price . 75. • Also, lately published; price 135. baardS, the Second Edi tion, with considerable Additions, , including the Reports in the Caurt of Common Pleas, of a digested index to the Term Reports. By T. E.Tamlins, Esq. s-k- • ISLE OF PURBECK, -DORSET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Red Lion Inn, Wareham, "on Saturday the 14th No vember, 1301, at Four in, the Afternoon (unless previously disposed of by Private Contrad, of which as timely notice as possible will be given ;) :rj - "HE . FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITAN C E ex -11 on the Decease of a Widow Lady of about 70, of an ESTATE, with its Appurtenances, situate at Stople, in the-said Isle and County, of about tie annual value of 1201. .exclusive of all Taxes and Out-goings, except Repairs; comprising a Mansion-house fit for the Residence of a Gen teel Family, Coach-house, Stable, and other Offices, a Cot. tage, Gardens, Orchard, and very rich Meadow, Arable, and ,Pasture. Land: ' The Situation healthy, and about two miles from the Sea. The Road good, and communicating with the Turnpike and othei places et resort. The Hills in the Vicinity afford most excellent and salubrious Rides, with extensive and piduresque Land and Sea Prospects ; about five miles from Wareham, a good Market Tbwn—An eligible purchase for retirement or pleasure, and well worth the attention of tkny Gentleman, Naval, Military, or- otherwise, retiring from . public avocations at this jundure. Mr. Filli ter;‘Solicitorm Wareliain, or Messrs. Pearson and Son, Soli citors, No. 6, Pump-cour4,, Temple, London; will, on ap-, plicationi furnish further Particulars, or treat by - Private Coruna. , . . HEALTH AND ECONOMY. DOCTOR BARTON's PATENT VITAL WINES, having from extensive experience proved to be of the most essential benefit in preserving, recovering, kind. establishing'generatHealth, 'and the use of them rapidly in-' creasing, from becoming very generally introduced_ at table,. require an establishment on an extended basis, The Pro prietors have therefore been induced. to form a considerable mercantile connethon of great credibility to meet their de mand ; and respe&fully inform the Public they continue to_ be sold, as usual, at the Laboratory and Vaults, where they are prepared;.No.. 7, Berners-streq, Oxford-street ; aS-also, by appointment, at the following places : , No. sj r, Cheapsiric Messrs, Chitithrid Butler's' - Nu'. 4, Cheapside ; iblt. Vade.'s, No. 46, Cornhill • Messrs. .16... boult'S and CO. No. tso, Oxford-street ; and Mr. Barlim, No. 29, Cockspur-street, pt‘.rilciz". bottles included; and Wines for medical use 655. per doz. with printed di reelions r tail torreadi f ittioney'bhiv. •,' N.B. Venders and Wholesale beaters allowed a Liberal profit. „ ‘Trt • ,r i.rry r • /11 • • t.„ • -rf Zr4l ' SUnh at, .fir 1 v e 4:, ' - u N _ as, z, A *l FisA Q '%7,l:l*Erutf‘2 A , ‘‘'‘ {PRICE six PENCE. REDEMPTION OF LAND TAX. H ls MA 7ESTY's COMMISSIO.:VERS for the Affair!. of TAXES having received a Return, cor.tain beg the Names of Sundry Persane who having co•rtraard Jro th Redemption of Land Tax by Instalments, lave transferral the. Stock necessary to discharge One or more Instalments, but have not made the subsequent Payments, hoely give !his general Notice, that unless the Parties so in del: Tull, immedia-ely transfer the Stock requisite to-satisb the Instalments a'ae upon their Con traßs, Up to the present time, lege:her .tvith Interest or the same, the whole of the Land Tax will be revived, and again charged upon their Estates, as di:et - led by the A. 38 Geo. ill. Cap. Sec. 96. Office for Taxes, Nev. 6, aot. By Order of the Board, TVINTER, .Vecretay. DURABLE INK, to Mark or Write on Linen with a Pen. WITH this curious Preparation, which. is an indelible Black, Initials, Names, Cyphers, Crests, &c. may be formed with the utmost expedition, aad without the incumbrance orexpence nfany implements ; and will be found to stand every test of Washings, Adds, Alkalies, &c. It wrote on Linen as it comes from the loom, it firmly siands the Bleaching. It is also a most certain Criterion ,c . if Pro., perty, as nothing can discharge it without destroying the Linen. To all, FamilieS, Ladies and Gentlemen who travel, the Army, Navy, Pubtic Bodies, Schools, Hotel, Tavern, and Innkeepers, and the Public in general, the Proprietor earnestly recommends this, useful article, in full confidence, that on the first trial they will be perfedly satisfied of its efled, and will ever after adopt this mode of marking their Linen. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Scott, Superfine Water-colour Preparer to Her Majesty, No. 417, near Bedford -street, in the Strand, London, in bottles, with directions, price 2S. and double bottles, 3s. 6d. each, one of which will mark several hundred articles. rr Observe, the outside wrapper is marked " Scott's Durable ink," and the Price ; and on the bottle of the ink, his signature, " J. Scott." To Gentlemen in Trade throughout the Kingdoin, who sell Bottle Articles, .Scott solicits their attention to the above ; as its general utility, real good quality, and moderate price, added to the assistance its sale tivit receive through the Public Prints, will unquestionably render it, in the hands (if the first Venders, a great article. And those who do not at present immediately correspond with Scott, are respeelfully informed, that the several Wholesale Houses through which they arc supplied with Scott's other goods, will forward this article. SCOTT's NANKEEN DYE, in bottles at ts. 2d. ; Scott's Liquid True Blue, in bottles of various sizes. Also, his superfine Water-colours, in cakes ; and all necessaries for Drawing and Colouring, wholesale and retail, as above. A RCHER and HAUGHTON, from Dublin, 1 - 1. - IRISH POPLIN and TABBINET MANUFAC TURERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, Dutchess of Wir,temberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. The elevated patronage of Her Majelzty, the diftl;ront branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the opinion of- a discerning PUblic, the decided superiority of Archer and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets ; also gold, silver, figured and plain Ciumberry Muslins, and Italian Sarsenets for Court Dresses,:furbans, &c. CS+ iJTION. Whereas, Archer and Haughton have been credibly in formed, that a great many people in this Kingdom are now, and have been for some t►me . past, manufacluring and selling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufactory, with a view to discredit and injure their House, and a gross iniposi tion on the Public in general they are determined, as tar as • lies in their power, to,prosecute to conviction any person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabhinets under the name of their manufaCture, that was not aelually bought at their house. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning COWS than is to be found-in any other House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, .the whole being df their own manufaelure :--=they consist of white and black Bombasins, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric Sarseitets, Rasdimores for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, - Handkerchiefs, Bombazets for Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplin and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. --English yard-wide Poplins of a superior quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velutet, double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different Pat erns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and 7Gentlemen who always wear black; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufaaured into Poplins or Tabbinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, manutadured on the shortest notice. Merchants supplied to any amount. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. HE superior. Efficacy of this Medicine, i n the T following Disorders, has, more than half an age, been universally experienced and acknowledged.' Fevers of all sorts, whether inflammatory, .putrid, miliary, bilious, ner vous,, or hectic, bt.4 especially . the Putrid, or Yellow Fever, so fatal in hot - climatcs y in winch destructive malady, by a liberal application, the Patient is recovered in the very hour of expected dissolution. I dcdriiPlaints of-the Stomach and Bowels,.Asthmas, inveterate Coughs, Colds, the . Scurvy,and ImpuritieS of the Blood, impaired Constitutions„and the decays and discomforts of advanced Life, nothing can exceed is cordial , and. salutaryetleets. A table-spoontul in a glass of water, taken occasionally,, prevents tite ill effetts fre. quently.exiierienced in neivous and bilious habits, frdm Sea bathing, or drinking the Mineral Waters. The Family Bottle, 2.2.5. is only to be had-at the Doitoe's House, Lower Brook -street, Grosvenor-square, where Books of Cures are delivered,.gratis, tnd all Orders fot Exportation executed. The other sized Bottles arc Sold Wholesale and Retail by Messrs. jeboult and €o. No. 150, Oxford-street. YELLOW. FEVER. THE progress df Science, and the triumph' of •labour and perseverance united with Art,„ are recently dis Played by an important Discovery in . the Maleria Medica. It is universally known that the late War was carried on in the West Indies, and other parts, in an atniospliere impreg.. nated With disease , and pestilence, the etteCts of which have been so calaniitous that other foes were but as shadows its the scale. On an accurate calculation, it is found, that nearly, two-fifths of the Europeans are continually swept away..by. this desolating distemper, to which the appellation of the Yellow Fever is now generally given; to prevent or to cure it had baffled all :the t•i - rtions of the Faculty : at length, when hope had almost to despair, and all remedy wa's deem undisco‘ crehle, a SP ECI PIC - is produced, -- beth for pre vention and cure. The Nation at large, so justly interested int he fate of - those; who devote ,themselves to her welfare, must highly rejoice at, this discovery ; the tender Parent, the ' anxious. Wife, arid rhe affectionate Friend, concerned for their respective Conneelions abroad, _or for those who are leaving England, - must hate:their 'feats moth alleviated by availing therns4ves_ 9f this lapportunitv - to, secure those who are dear to iliem - fiem the (lingers of aft infeeliou's Clitnate. ' This Medicine is sold, Wholesale and retail,- at Mr. Gold. 41,:Cornhill; tendon, and retail only, by his ap.• :pointment, ..by.• one eminent , Vender:of Patent Medicines in' 'every pr_pcipal Seaport City and Town in the United King. dortrWn.l3Oxes,:One - GuiAea each,• sufficient . for one person twelve months. The post positive tesPinony of efficacy' may be feekat abOve. • • • 4 ..... .., .THLA.TAEJROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, ( 7 \N MO L NDAY NEX F, Noveniber 9, iBoi, / will he perfcirmed,the Tragedy of . KING RICHARD THE 'I 7 IIMD„ Richard, Mr. COOKE ; King Henry, Mr. }HURRAY ; • • Buckingham, Mr.- WHITFIELD, Tressel, Mr. IIETTERTON Catesby, Mr. CLe.t EMONT ; • And Richmond, Mr. CORRY. - Lady Aline, Mrs. LITCH Fl ELD A•nd the Queen, MisS CHAP MAY. , ' • Wirn PEROUSE ' • Or, The DESOLATE , ISLAND. LOROPLAiii• Perouse, the Navigator, Mr. H. TOHNSTORE; • Theodore, the Son of Perouse, Miss 7ENK NSON • - Come, Servar,i to Madame Pcrouae, Mr. )(MG; And Madanke erous4, jOHNSTONJ,_ Chimpanzee, an Animal of th, Desolate Weed, 041 . 1 MENACE. NATIVES DT a NIIGHBOULING ISL4,I4Die Kauko, Suitor to tiniba, Mr. FARLEY; Negaski, .I.linba's Father, .Mr. DE1.141141; • Petepataw, Mt. XL ERT ; ittasernat, Mr. L. BOLOGNA; Potooniora, Aft: PLATT; Tangaboo, Mr. LEWIS; Etewesca, Mr. BLURTON; Caskeweewa, Mr. POWERS; 'And Uniba Mrs. MILLS. ,vpll:he'Tragedy of king Richard ' 111. in consequent. of the great overflow, Mr. Cooke will epeat the same Cha- T e r r every iellowi uee ng Monday till further notice. 7th Representation of the New Coniedy will be on s u 3 Y • N th The Review, or The Wags of Windsor. ffillin i gton, who appeared last night to a brilliant Au 'ice with loud and universal applause, will make her next I ) Pearan ee at this - Theatre in the c naratter of Clara, in The Via, in wife% She introduce t new Bravura &Ong. •