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, . *k. • 4* \ r 4,4t jr 61 1 . 1,„ //,%, t O ~• R ,. ‘ .: - `...) -.i.k t 1,,, t; : . , fk....r• ' 1 , 4 ‘''' --.---, ...' • ...9 ) ,.. i .).;( 1 fI . • , . . . _ i t Clock, ilvn of r► TWO "~R i Ite in ws, ill A rabic .1 lows, >gilb'er , about • :aSts tO' thC' UMBER 2863.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rO-MORROW EVENING,' Nova z 4, 1801, will be per - formal, • THE DVENNA. Witli new Dresses and Decorations. Don leronie, Mr. SUETT ; Ferdinand, Mr. KELLY ' • Antonio, Mr. 13JGN.UM; • Carlos, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Isaac Mendoza, Mr. QUICK, (Being nis second appearance on' this Stage) ; Lopez, Mr. WEWITZER ; Lorenzo, Mr. FISHER; Father Paul, Mr. PALMER. ith Clara,. Mrs. BILLINGTON, 'A) Will introduce a Bravura Song with an Obligeto Ac q'tnpanimcnt on the Violin, by Mr. WEICHSELL, °L):lposed by NASOLINI., Louisa, Miss DE CAMP ; Margaret (the Duenna,) Miss PQPE, Her tint Appearance in that Character. Chi Thursday Know yotir own Mind, with The Desert'tr. ' Awl on Friday, Deaf and Dumb, with Katharine and Pe ''lLltio—l-ctruchio, Mr. KeMbh,:. Due - notice will.be given of Mrs, Siddons' first Ap c4rance this Season, which will be in a very short time. t r THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0-IVIORROW EVENING, Nov., 2+, zSo i, wilt be performed, , FOLLY AS IT FLIES.' With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Principal Characters by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MU NDEN, • Mr. KNIQHT, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. MURRAY, Mi. WHITFIELD, Mr. WADDY• Mr. SIMMONS. Mrs. , GIBOS, Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURRAY. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BETTURTON. The Epilogue by Mr. MUNDEN. Wrrli OSCAR AND MALVINA. ,On Wednesday Mr. Cooke will w.rforrn the ViaraCters of 11 ! 1 3'lock and Sir Archy M'Sareassi, in the•lderc int of Ve 'c,e, Love a-ia Mode n Thursday Mrs. Billingtch will repeat the Charaaier of 'iC lara, in the Duerma; with The Midnight Hour. C ooke Friday, the Tragedy of The Gamester, in which Mr. iooke will apriear, for the first time, in the Charaeler of 'hlkelv—Beverly by Mr. Brown, from the Theatres Bath Dublin, being his first Appearance on this Stage—with e Es'capas. Ohi Saturday. the favourite newomedy, with The Re le*, or The Wags of Windsor. kleVI Comic Opera has been some time in preparation. M ri C*ill shortly be produced,in which Signora Storace and r ' l lYahatu, will make their Ist Appearance at this Theatre. NOTICE is hereby given, That the TOLLS 11 0 axising at the Toll-gates upon the TURNPIKE - 11, AO leading fronk ROCHESTER to MAIDSTONE, in County of Kent, will be severally and separately LETT ALI ell() N to the Highest Bidder, at the Mitre Cofiil.-e -et's; in Maidstone aforesaid, on Thursday the 3d Day of I , ttember next, between the Hours of Ten n'Clock in the erencion, and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon , i n the manner i s by an Ad Passed in the tin rteenth \Pear o f the Reign of Aa 1,% present Majesty King George flieThird, intituled, ' TA " for enlarging the Term.and Powers of th re: Ads passed in , /4 e first, ninth, and twenty-second Years of the Reign of His Majesty King George the Second, for repairing and en- Road lead* from. the Monte calf the Sign of ;I c e : Bells, in the Parish of Saint Margaret, in Rochester, to !!dstone, and other Roads therein mNitiOned, in the Conn- Ot . Kent ;" which Tolls Flrodinied the lasryezr the sums. , i lewing, that is to say, 'the Rochester Gate z 2.1. r4s. 6d. j' t l th e Sandling,Gat,e zo91: 14s. above the expences for col tikt`ling the same; and will be severally and separately pitt up kii hese sums. Wl:oever happens .to be the hig . hest Bidder, L ll st at the same time give Security, 'with sufficient Sureties sati- , .f.enoli of. the Trustees of the said Road; for the it.nent of the Rent agreed on to beyaid Quarterly, and one ' - ' l arter's -Rent' thercet . to 'be deposited in the hands of the Ip4liisurer tes to the said Trustees, on the taking of 13 the said se 1. Gp GEO. 1 1 ,7. R, • "likidstone, 2d Nov. 1801. Clerk to the rustees. JONATHAN SI - lABS, heretofore of Bolam„ ,ta the County of Durham, and who was a Seaman on 11' 4 ' 4 1 , the'Hon. East India Company's Ship Sir Edward tf 4 glis, in August 1795, wits make application at the Office fohn Glover, Attorney. in Staindrop, in the said or 'to Mr. - Constable, Smond's Inn, London, he hear of something considerable to his advantage. CAPI'I'AL CONCERN. Very Capital and Profitable Concern, the City of - London, to be disposed of; possession of ma , , , be had immediate! • Y. e q _ f ir further Particulars, apply to Mes3rs,.Graham,• I lin TO THE FACULTY. kGENTLEIVIAN who has attended five years at a Country Hospital, and several Courses of Leaures 'very bianch of the. Profession in London, wishes to enter R SHlPntry , , where moderate premium will eXped a i . application by Letter, addressed to C. D. at Poyzer I . ' Co.'s, No. so, Budge-row, will have immediate atten- NEW CHERRY. UGH RONALDB, Nurseryman, Brentford, Middlesex, begs leave respedfully to recommend to the Gentry, and the Public, a Now Blackheart Cliern . 4, - , k 7 Walls, which is a plentiful bearer, and in size, beauty, 1:51 flavour, he presiques will Jae found to excel any sort Ith etto in cultivation. • Trees ,es. 6d. each. , • fuller account of this Cherry will appeii in, a Treatise Tthe Management Of Fruit Trees, winch is if* in the re ss - , and will shortly he published by William Forsyth, 4 1- His Majesty's Gardener at Kensington. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE, \/HEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen quentiy suffer 'great pecuniary inconvenience for want olOwing some respectable channel through whose medium t,!Y Slav be accommodated with temporary or permanent l„" I ns Money • all persons in possession of I ncornA rro'i FreehOld, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land tt e calses, Money in the Finals, Rent Charges, Marriage Set iurents, rnEnW'idos' Inintures, Annuities, t Paten Places t s w or any other certin Income . for Life, , k t ,Y t supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Mo toi t ° aby amount, by paying an adequate 4nnuity Interest o bt • 'le same, with power to return the principal at theirown R ) rl- 'PersonaVapplications will be. received every day, t,,, t ‘vo o'clock, and letters from Correspondents, in 'Town Xotintrv, wilt be immediately answered. 'lckes; to Messrs. Harris and Co. at their House, No. 5, Suilblk-strees, Charing-cross.; but no letters will be .21iitted unless post-paid. ,VTO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ARM, in the Parish of South •Mimms, in the Cotinty of Middlesex, consisting Of a Fatm,•house, a the Out-buildings and Appurtenanees; and Thirty-two Meadow Land, Twenty-.sesien Acres of which are tr . y r l e t t `' i l , ( o i. u l ! olden of the ManoD of Winiotts4. - the remain , harm is in i,easefb# a • tcrin . Which will expire at ; :h aelmas, 18 0 3. T he Land Tax has been redeemed; rte particulars may be knoWnon application to ne&sp. 1 ") , Cooke ausFircze, of Lincoln's Inn. MONDAY, No To the WORTHY AND :SDEIvENDENT FREEMEN of the CITY or COVENTRY. GENTLEVILN, • ACompliance with the earnest - and flattering Request of many very respedable Inhabitants of the City of Coventry was.my sole Mducement to solicit your Votes at the next General EleCtion; and the nutnetuus volttntary offers ofsupport I haVe daily received, leave no doubt on my mind as to the success of the event t---yet assured as I am, that success would attend your eft its in my behalf, and flat tering as success must he, arising front such a source, as your good opinion, I am (from motives, of which I think you Will not disapprove), led to decline giving you any further tsouble upon tne occasion. • When at the last General Eleaion I was by your favour chosen as your Representative, I possessed (as I then thought) a Fortune sufficient to do credit to the honourable situation to which you had raised me t--The case is now altered. , A Contested Ele6tion I cannot aftlad, and Mr. Bird having declared in an Address to the Freemen, his intention of unit ing himself with a Candidate in opposition to me, a proer attention to the Interests of my' Family, and honourable discharge of the Duty I .owe to the confidence of Individtrals with whom I have concerns in Trade, will not (in my opi nion), admit of my engaging farther in an undertaking, that would lead to an expense, ...very inconsistent with my situa tion, and which might occasion uncas ness in their minds. . That your Independence, may be preserved, I most sin cerely wish; it has been 'My earnest desire to gain, by my condual, your good opinion, and the repeited private, as surances of your. Friendship, _with your public Votes of Thanks for my. Parliamentary COnduel, in promoting the In terests of the City of Coventry will ever remain lo me, proud testimonials, that my endeavours in your Service, have not been exerted in vain: With the most grateful acknowledgement of yourpast Favours , have the honour to be, . GENTLEMEN, Your obedient and faithful Servant, N. )EFFERYS. CITY OF COVENTRY. THE numerous Independent Freemen of the City of Coventry, in the Enteust of NA.TH. JE E r E RYS, Esq. (Wii has declined off:ring himself' as a can didate to repeesent this City in Parliament) arc roost earnest= lv requested not to engage their Votes and Interest, as Two Gentlemen, vtarmly attached to their King and Con‘tifiltion, with Fortune and Charader to preserve their own Independ ence, and spirit to support the Ric sof the Freemen from the unconstitutional. Attacks (f.ari S t. Di vino at, presuming to dilate who shall be the objects of their Choice, in a short time, personally otter themselves as Candidates. This Day were published, HandsomelY ptinted in Eight Volumes, price zl. zs. in boards, T HE WORKS of HANNAH MORE. Including several Pieces never before,publislied. Printed for T. Cade!), and W. Pavies, Strand. • The two following W6rks, included in the above, 'are also sold separate. I. Stricture‘on the Modern System of Female Education; wi.th a View of the Principles and Conduct prevalent among W omen of Rank and loftune: a Yols. gth Edition, los. in boards. z. Sacred Dramas, chiefly intended for Young Persons. The subjects taken front the .Bible. iath Edition, 4s. in boards. N. 'hIIDDLETON,- POCKET - BOOK and BLACK LEAD PENCIL-MAKER to the KING and PRINCE of WA L ES, at•the Original Manufaaory,'No. r6a, Strand, opposite Newcastle -street, and at No. 145, Strand, oppo site ,Catherine street, BEGS leave to recommend to the Public his Ge - - nuine BLACK LEAD PENCIL'S, whose superior excellence has been for more than Fitly Years universally ac knowledged ; and Pencils for Drawing in..Coloiirg (of a late I nvt.liition), which far surpass every thing of the kind before known. Drawings, by -way of. specimen, may be, seen, to distinguish his Pencils from Counterfeits. The mark. which was-formerly only Middleton, is now changed to N. Mid dle on, and the•Diredion," 16z, Strand, London, stamped on each Pencil. a AN • EXTENSTV:E,ASSORTMENT OF POCKET; BOOKS - and Thread-cases, elegantly mounted in gold, sil ver,.and plain ; all the different yearly Memorandum-bookS, the Royal and Polite Repositories, Pocket Atlas, Souvenir, with the different Alnianacks, Calendars, ere. ; a cdniplete assortment of Travelling, Writing, arid Dressing-cases-, Gen tlemen's Pocket Commodes, containing every Article' for Shaving and priissin g ; Portable Writing and Dressing-desks and Boxes, in mahogany,,satin-wood, leather, )3ec, ; Writing Paper, extra fine cut large Pens, fine-Irish and Inttch Seal ing Wax, and all kinds of Stationary ; PORTABLE and COUNTING-HOUSE LETTER COPYING MACHINES. These Machines,•by. which writing may he expeditiously and clearly copied, are brought by N. MIDI) LETON to ' the utmost per.eEtion, and comprised -in a mahogany case, which forms a complete Desk ; some so small, as to be the greatest convenience to those who travel; others of a site and form to answer the purposes of a complete Secretaire. A large Assortment of -Razors, and all kinds of fine Cut lery. . A. IidHER and. HAUGHTON from Dublin IRISH - POPLIN and TABBINET MANUFAC TURERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Their Royal Ili'ghne•nses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, Dutchess of Wirtemberg,- and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. . • The elevated patronage of Her • Majesty, - the different branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the opinion of 3 discerning Public, the decided superiority of Archer • and 'Haughton's Poplins and Tabt;inets ; also gold, silver, figured and plain Charnberry Muslins, and Italian Sarsenets'for Court Dresses, Turbans, eze. 'ELL* n, neat , to the :rats at had M . : . of Mr. and 61' ~~ 's c. Ki'.- rWeiVe CES : nished, hutchi. Oridg& t V. 10 tig s A. • arc, Situate P. iam of the ines; a .1g; hill, rnhill ; 44,:nti; S.,.;;Tad, >rey...ry uatlty? r t.; it I.pGY . 14r :It ti) '6; ?fferell. Plu4 l 2 l A 3.4oagir its tiottc, ty,g 1 1 1 1; " ' irrw a 64" n lizArt rag cz. iy Lei rf l s lr ItT S; E L , tni, . Baal 7 ~, c.,l ~=~ a:;•;. , ~.,, i ; . ora4 rt.”iut , a..; .1 31 .irge °ll ' L:SLA,ie Or OS. " Ve ,Ong, fr c 7e 7 - I:n t ' o , FF Y • t o 1/° ;; 110 t :Ori•e tt rtlC' t;r10. ' E ll ° j : it!ori lt e ;tut_ 51 o • bt it ae c 00 6, 0 t 0bie 41 42 1 • izej opa es 'thie .f it fr t rintC /0 1 ' a nroPrg Ile tutioo„i g e klip°' . j. tha t forty tiles ;ate, vith cortP ); iiif c ) , 4t 0 , 1 , ilpi e str feas t, . . g eons. ~. ...~~ CAUTION. Whereas, Archer and Naughton have been credibly in formed-, that a great many people in this Kingdom are now, 'and have been for some time past, manufaauring and selling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the name 'of Archer and Haughton's Manufactory, with a ;vie* to discredit and injure their House, and a grosA imposi tion on the Public in genetal ; they are determined, as tar as lies in their power, to prosecute to conviction any person or persons so vending-Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of their manufacture, that was not adually 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 Goods than is to befound iu any other 1-rouse in Town, .which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the -whole being of their own manufaCture : —they consist of white and black Bombasins, Chamberry Muslins,' Cambric Sarseriets, 'Ras-dim-ores for Widows, Annozines, dress 13.ar celona Serges, Luteitrings, -Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks,- Handkerchiefs,. Bombazets for Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning - . —yard-wide English Poplins- of a superior quality, 'at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velures, double black Serges, and - rich Irish Tabbinet in 'different Patterns plain, corded, chain, and striped, to Clergymen and Gentlemen 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 inannfaanted into - Poplins or Tabbinets; Tabberays tor Furniture of the diffkrent fashion able Colours, manuladured on the shortest notice. Atercitaigs sup oica . no any anainnts EMBER 23, ISoi. A NEW* SCHOOL AND 'FAMILY BOOK. ' This Dav was published, In one tlosely printed Volume, duodecimo, price 4s. 6d, .in boards, or Ss. bound, CCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY; containing the Lives, Attions ' and Characters of the important Personages of the Old and New Testanunt, interspersed With Moral and Practical Observations. By the Rev. JOHN WATKINS,,I.L.D. Author of the Universal Biographical DiC.tionary, &c. Cutrdudors of Seminaries, who wish to unite religious in struction With progress in other knowledge, will `find the present Work to be a suitable companion to the existing School Books of British and Ancient Biography. In pious and serious Families its price, and the moderate length of each life, will probably occasion it to be preferred to the more expensive books on the same subje&. • Printed for R.- Phillips, No. 7c, St. PauPsChurch-yard ; sold by B. Tabart, at the Juvenile Library, New Bond-street by T. Hurst,. Paternoster-row, and by all Booksellers in the British Empire. Of whom may be had, price half a guinea in boards, by the same Author, the Universal Biographical • Dictionary, containing two thousand names more than the General Dic tionary iu thirteen vol tunes. This day were published, - Price .a .s. in boards, or 45 . . 6d. bound, THE. ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOSI x Tic) N - ; containing Practical Instructions tin - Writing the English .anguage with lierspleuity and Elegance, and desi,ned, in the progress of. Education, to. succeed to the StUdy of the English Gran - In - tar, and cif the Latin and Greek Classics. " , . • Isy 'DAVID IRVING, A. M. The Eleincntarx Work here addressed to the notice of the Public, - is it'll - elided for the perusal of Persons whose critical studies arc in their commencement, or for the yoting Students in our English and Classical Seminaries, who, having per teged themselves in the Elements of GraMmar, wish to ac quire a taste . for thd Beauties.of Composition. ' To Persons engaged in active lire, whose occupations do'not permit them to peruse more voluminous Treatises, or to those who have not means of access to the various expensive Woiks existing on the sante subject, this Compendium will perhaps be found a suitable introduction to,the practice of Writing with Ele gance and Propriety. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St.-Paul's Church-yard; sold by T. Hurst, West andi-iughes, and J.. Wallis, Pater noster-row • B Tahart, Juvenile Library, 'New 'Bond.:Strect; Wilson and Spence, York; E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; J. Archer, Dublin; and by all other Booksellers; &c. Of whom may also be laad, 'the under-mentioned School- books: t. Dr. Mayor's British Nepos, - price 4s.'6d. 2. - - - Natural History, price 4s. 6d. • 3. - - - Abridgment of Plutarch's Lives, 4s. 4. - - Universal Short-Hand, price 75..6d. Dr. Mayor's and Mr. Pratt's Seleztion of Classical English Poetry, price ss. bound, or 45. 6(1. in boards. . 6. Dr. Gregory's ElententS of a Polite. Education, price 4s • 6 d• 7. Dr. WatjtinS's • Universal Biographical and Historical Dictionary, One large Vol. fivo. price Half-aguinea. N. B. As Mr. Phillips engages at any time to exchange new mid perfect Copies of any of these eight School-books for any other Books of his publication, they are, of course, kept upon sale in the Shop of every respeclable Bookseller, and may be inspected by the Public free of expense. • This Day was published, • . In One Vo'time Duodecimo, price 6s. in boards, PRACTICAL `IAEA TISE ON DIET, any= 01, most _Salutary and agreeable . means of sup }Kitting I.i NE am 'HEALTH by ALIMENT anti REGf- MEN . Adapted to tite'various'cirettnistances of Age, Con stituiion, and Climate ; and, including the application of modern Cbentir , to the culinaq Preparation 01 Food. WILLIAM NESBIT, Fellow of , the Roeal College of SUrgeons; itdintrurgh ; -- A r llor of 'the Clin al Guide, &c. ecc'. cRITIcsa. C9MMENDATION OF THIS WORK: " We a:e convinced that this compendious Work, on the ,iu'Djed of-Diet, will prove a valfiable and accept iinic present to.tho•Public.'!—Medical and Physical journal. 1 f Were any one desideratum in English Literature scar ar•L.titly wanted than all. others, that has.lutherto °cella Work, which should, with till.: skill and dis criiinciu: or' an able and exprienced PhYsiciaii, assemble tor popular use, all t 1.4: dictates of ordinary discretion, general emtierience, and proteisionai observation in regard to the must satiatary use of those thing 4 which serve as tile comthanali meats o life. The tandem use of aliments might happily prevent two zhirds of the diseases by which health hidestroy ed, D. •Nesnit is one of the tow Medical Writers among our contemporaries, who know how to unite science with lucid ano insinuating simplicity of manner; time formalities of science are avoided, but its spirit is happily diffused through the whole. .1u his present Work be 'has perfOrmed 'a service whic;ti descrv6 the thanks of 'every good man zealous of pub- - u.i.i114. No Family ought to:neglect the perusal of a Book snagreeable, and so interestingly 2 -: struaivc."Lon- don Medical Revi:wv: . • '• . Printed for R.• PhillipsY Nri. 7E; St: PetuPs Chneeh- - yafd ; sold by 'l'. Hurst, and West and Ilughts, ,Paterbustcr-row ; •by j. Callow, Crown-court ; E. Baltaa, Edinburgh; • Archer, Dublin; and .by all Booksellers. , Day was published,- In Ohe thick Vol. 12M0. price ss. _in boards, or 6S. bound ; containing more Letter-press than any other Medical Work of a general and popular nature . • THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, or DOMESTIC: MEDICAL RI EN 0,- containing plain and pracli cal instructions for the prevention and cure•of Dise:ises, ac- cording to the last improxements and discoveries, with a se ries of Chapters on Collaterit• Subjects; comprizitig every thing. relative to the•Theory,and Principles of the Medical Art, necessary to be known by - the private PraClitioner ;- the .whole divested of scientific and technical words awl phrsies, and adapted to the use of those Heads of Families who have not had a Classical or Medical Education. - By ALEXANDER THOMSON, M. Author of Medical Consultations ; of an. Essay on the Dis eases ol Women and of a'l reatise un the Nerves. The following respcdable sanction has already appeared of this Valuable Work. . ••: . . . In our perusal of this comprehensive work, we have been' particularly struck with the conciseness and.perspieuity with which the symptoms of the various diseases are describ ,ed ; and the care evdry , Nhere taken to point out thrite inarks or symptoms which distinguish one disease from another. This is indeed an essential requisite in-a popular work'of this kind; for if the disease be mistaken, the well intend.id means of relief may Noire fatally pernicious. In delivering file method of cure, the author lias very properly accommodated his direClions to the understandings of plain; uldettered pa rents, and guarded them against the—coliseverrces.Of , using deleterious remedies without medical assistance.; Nye think, koWaer, that even the experienced Prataitioner wil find many valuable and improvements not to be tbunclinaaty other work. Besides the - stibje6s usually treated of in works on the dubjet of 'Domestic ;Medicine:, Th.- T. has . given- the Method of treating Accidents, an Account of-the:Medicinal Baths and Springs in this Island, with their uses; an Account of the Substances most commonly' employed in' MMicine, moreetpecially those found in Great Britain,. with their vir tues and uses, together with rules for colleeting and prepat ing.them: 'There is also, what no. good book should be with out, a proper Index. Upon the whole, if.extensive research, important observation, and practical utility, can, stamp a value. on a popular medical produOtion, we betieve.the pre sent volume leas such just pretensions to the approbation and favour of the Public as cannot fail to endure its success." Medical and Physical journal. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7 t, St. Paul's.Cluarcli-yard ; sold by Hurit, Wallis; Symonds,' and West and Hughes; Pa ternoster-row ; and by'ahl Booksellers. N. B. 'that this popular Work may obtain an immediate calculation, comrhensurate with the important Snit useful formation which it contains, the Publisher engages; at any time, to exchange with any Bookseller, Copies of any of his Publications for flaw, clean, ant puled' Coptes'Of thiG Work. [PE.ICE 5... K PI :SCE, This Dav were published, In One large Voluple, Octavo, price Half-a-Guinea, in - boards, • ÜBLIC CHARACTERS 0 of 18-3, being - a 1.. New Volume of Biographical geinoit's of 4 EMINENT LIVING - PERSONS; faithfully and impartially drawn trout authentic sources. The following are among the most-considerable of the Me; Moils contained in the preseni Volthrie for t..gor-- 7 3: • Mr. Addingu„• , Rev. T: Maurice, ! -, Sir Richard Hughes,: . General Strutt, 7 . Lord Spencer,` ' Mr: Dawson f Scd)sutgft) Lord Alvanley, • . Dr. Rennell, . • ' t Mr. I. 11, Tooke, . Mr. Caleb Wliitefoord; ' General Bowles, Dr. Mitchell, . Marquis Townslutrict, Colonel Tat ti:nn, Goiernot Franklin, ' Bishop of Lincoln, Earl - of Fite, . Mrs. Cawley; , Dr. Moore, ' Dr. Beattie, , Colonel 'D':••;pard, .. G euera 1 Hutchinson Lord She :1141d, James Martin, M. P. AI r. WyncEiain,_ .. .Dr: Rees, -. , Count Rumford; - Mr. Arthur Young. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church=yard; soli by T. Hurst, Patcrtiost-.1-row ; by J. and T. Carpenter; Ohl Bond-street; by E. Balfour, Edinburgh; J. iir.her t Dublin ; aid all. other Bookallers. Of Mimi may fie had, the three fornier Volumes of t,llis v aluable Work, price Half-a-Guinea each in boards. 4 _ . G 12:RANTPD SWORDS, Ezc. TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, ON Tlif. PREMISES, By Mr. WARREN, on Monday the 3oth inst. at Eleven o'Clock; By Direction of the Executors of THOMAS GILL, Esq.. • Sword-cutler and Guil-maker, lately deceased; ALL the VALUABLE STOCK of FINISHED GOODS, at his late Manufatlory in Mass.house Lane, in Birthinghani ; comprising a large AssOrtruent of his best Swords, Hangers,' Dirks, &c. for Military as well as Naval 01ficers, of all ranks, elegantly fitted up. with Silver, Gilt, and Steel Mountings ; also some .line unmounted Sword Blades ; a variety of Steel. Gilt, and Silver Hilts and Fur niture; Glinsand Pistols ; several Dozens of highly-finished Patent Steel Snuffers, Razors, Ake. of Mr. Gill's Manufac tory,• the peculiar excellence of which has long been univer sally ktichva and acknowledged. Also, on Tuesda.the rtt Deceiliher,• and following .Ilays; all the UNFINISHED STOCK, &c. &:c.; consisOnr of large 'quantities of.Bladef for ail kinds of Swords; vonets of all kinds, finished as well as unfinished ; Gun and • PiStol Barrels, Locks, and Furniture of ever? deSeription ' - twelve Tons of various kinds of I ron and Steel; Joiners'; Carpen ters', Masons', and Cooliets"l'ouls ; Walnut and Beech Gus and Pistol Stocks; and a quantity of dry 'Walnut Plank. Catalogues may he had eight days preceding the Sale, at Mr. Gill's Sword and Tcy-shop,in !\:ortlilk..streer, _Strand, London; of the Philters of the Liverpool and Bristol Papers; or at Place of Sale. THOMAS Y JAMES, and JOHN GILL, respe-a fully inform their Friends and the Puitlic in general, that tW..y continue ,the various 13usine.‘isez carried on by their late Father, as real Manufacturers Of, WARRANTED and other SWOR DS, best and Commeni Fowling-pieces, Pistols, Musquets, /ice. ail all tkcir various ra nche,i Wholesale and Retail. C Orders addressed to them in Birthingham, will las pu 4)p attended to. FRINILF.Y INCLOSURES.. BY °BOER, OF THE CONikIISSIONIERS. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, o.ll.lVlOnclay the 3oth Novenrher, rgol, at the White Hart in the (!conlry . nt suriey, By Messrs. HODSKINSON and CO. • - • WO ALLOTMENTS or LAND, Loth ad. joining the Great Western Road, leading from Bagsltot, to Hertford Bridge, containing together 519 A. .2 R. 7 P. pr thereabou/g, Printed particulars may be had of Mr. , . Small piece, Stoke, ,near Guiidforc4 Suryeyer ; .at Murntbrd's; Grethle street, Hatton-Garden, Surveyor ; Mess. Hanson and Birch, Solivitors, Chancery-lane; at the King's Arms, Bagshot ; the Bush, at Faritnam.; at Mr. 'Guest, the White Hart, who,wiUshew the. Pl . ernises ; - and at 'Messrs. Hod skinson Loricion,.where a Stteteli of tlic Allotments matt be seen. LINCOLNSHIRE.—SALE OF LAKDS. SOJ) BY AUCTION, , Early in the . thopth,of January next; if not previously dis - • •-pcised of by Private Contrast; - THE Detached' ESTATES and PROPERTIES of SP - QILBERT HEA.THcO:tt, 13art..sithate itt 0. • • ,e several Parishes of Lehke, FriiPpton, Kirton, • Suttertort Wigtolt, zS,wineshead, Bicker, Closherron, Surtleet, Pinch— beck; borrinOon, Ruingion,..l3illinyhay., - and Short Ferr y Fe4m in tie•Pitrisli•of Fiskerton„ in the C . Ountylot Particulars of 'which are in IW.paration, and will be ready toe , delivery in the course of next month. , In tiie inem.time, the Lands and:, PreiniseS may be view e d upon application to the respective 'tenants. - Einpinghani, 06t. Srh, Igor; „ . . RIIEtiVATISM. RA DCLI F FE's RHEUM A:TIC TIN cTUR E. "TUE 'increasing Coldness of die Weather has throwion air of gloom and despondlney on those who are occasionally aPtided by attacks of Rheudiatism, turn bago, Rheumatic Gout, Spasms, Paralytic Sprains, Chilblains, These Complaints, however, are., in - all cases essentially relieved; - and, rti Moss cases entirely cured, by Radclitlit's Antarthritic Tincture, proper Direaiprt for the use of which are delivered with each bottle contaln lag a inunerous,List of 'Cures; authenticated by. dentlemen, of tliz most reSpe,qabie character - and fortune. Sok; by the Proprietor,.NO. 84, LPITig here! wholesale; by Howard and Evans, Long-lane,. W est Smitlitield . ; Barlow's, M. E. - Cockspnr-strect ; Swincy'si Pali=Ylall ; Jacob and rrebus, Old Boncl.:street ; Green's, No. - 112, andleboult's, NO. Oxford.-street ; Dangertield's, Berkleysquare ; Newton's, corner of Great Russell-stieet 'Shaw's; No. v 2., Boroughl Tun's, Royal Exchange ; Varies,. No. 46, eornirifl - and the principal Towns in Great Britain, ig.Bottles, 2s. 9d. and ss. sd. Siainps included, „ . , . D.R. jAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS: 17OR RilCtithatlstrYS and OM& which prevail at this season of the year,, no Medicine' is so. safe and eificacitius as Dr. JAM ES"s 'A1•1 ALE PTIC PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration, and all the natural Secretions, will account for - . :their singular Virtues in these Complaints, as well as in many others to which the imman trainO4S liable from theVicissitai.les of our Climate. They are gdinfrably calculated tin DiShrdefs of the StoMach and towels, for persons'of a fiilioua or a Gouty habit, as t:lso for those whose constitutions hi,Ve been atlee - te4 by a. toO adiVe or too sedentary lire.- They , A , t' likewise partieUlarlY .sor,; +iceable in. Head-Achs occasioned by Incligestn:in, and in re_ moving the.bad effeas of ftee ; as alsb in preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so oftqn the consequence or irtogni perance. Recourseshould hF hall to thein after evOry gm,:ets of c.iiting or thinking, and upo:levery sliglizindiiiposition,; and thus their well-known ch.iraaerimc.of promoting longevity wit} be maintained ; for, by assisting I4atiu'e in the due dis charge of thft animal tun:tions, and by k'cepliv ttie consti.. /talon as it were in continual repair; they preserve the body in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. . A:s the AN.ALEPTie PILLS owe their excellence tO a peculiar preparation; witch has never been divulged by the Inventor but to the present Proprietors; they ;an o►riy be l►ad genktinl from' them ; and they are sold' by f faineis . Ntriberyi at the Warehoilse t:tir Dr. James's Powder, No. 45-, the East End of St. Paul's, a, few doors from elieapside,' °Mori,• and at Dr.' ames's line house in Afruton-street; in Boxes; priceAt 6cf. dada, Stamp inclUdedff or the qualitity.ot . SiX , may be had in . one large ed. ObServe that the Name " F. NEWBERY; Na.' 45,' St. Paul's," is engraved h? 010 Stamps. Au others aro cotin.' terabits: S To-morrow will be published, In Four Volumes Price Eighteen Shillings, U S T 1" N A; A NOVEL. By Mrs. .VENTUNI. 'Author of Seli:.l4, &c. Arc. London.: Printed Vol - John Balcock,, in Paternoster. row. whom may be had, by the same Author, Surveys or NatUre, A Visit for a Week, or I-lints on the Improvement of Time; ,by / Miss peacock, price 4s.