The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-14 00:00:00

To ivid% Mil be witted, the Meeieal Ram et!
THE TURNPIKE GATE.

Sir Primped, Mr. Bellamy ; Henry Blunt, Mr. InelYdon ;
lawn Mayrkein, Mr. Tay's*,; Crack, Mr. Menden ; Steward,
Mr. Holland. Mary, Niue Salina ; Peggy, Way Martyr.
T.-morrow, 're hinhrning Bride : o‘myn, Mr. !Cambia ;
Zara, Mra. Syidocs. Ater which, Tom Thumb the great.

NRW ROYAL CIRCUS.
EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS GREVILLE AND
MISS TAYLOR.
pir His EVENING, Oetc'berl4,lBo7, the
1 AOIUSIONIMP 51 commence with Hormaaanshilliy
Master Avery, Mr.Surtun, and Mr. James..-Attar which will
be pc!fiemcd, the taioutite Limed Spettacle of the AtSAS-
sls OF THE ROCKS; or. The Friendly Jew The incr.
.!aieal Dances by Mt &anima, Jun..-TI. Whole invented,
• nice, and produced by Mr. Cron...4e the lagete_Dree,„,
vill be exhibited Mandeville 's Chamber, its which he becomes
impelled on to guilt, by an AWFUL VlSlON.Principil
owe...is, Horatio, M. Bradbiery ; Mandeville, Mr. SO.
Iva, Jun.; Erts.Hugh (an old Steward) Mr. James;
SttOn.POIF, Mr. Roberta; First Robber, Mr. Dubois; sad
• Mr. A. Slider; Alice, Mils King; by particular
Nr that ulphe, Julia, by Mrs. Wybrow. And
• Command of several Persons of Dasrancrinn (for
that Night wily) Will Surge, by Miss
Sc DONA, the favourite Air of " Tarry awhile," by Mies
Cint.o.The eauch.adraired Song of Kitty of the Clyde, by
Mt. S Slider—Stand to Your Guns, by Mr. Chambers...4n
the course atlas evening, the admired Broadswoid Hompape,
Md.: br M. Jellert.—Double I lernpipe, by Mils Taylor mid Miss
Grarille.—Miss Chambers, an Infant only Tone Years of
Axe, will, by particular Desire,: sing, " When Ant I Alps my
LeMitigStriegs."—The Whole to conclude with an entire
N.nr Comic Pantomime, called EDWIN of the GREEN ; or,
llaeortain Hunchback. Edwin of the Green. Mr S. Sladar;
Friona elllarloquin, Mr. Hollingsworth; Tippetty Widget,
his lie, Mr. Montgomery ; Sir Topes. afterwards Mr Lord,
Mr. Dee* hug. Sailor, with the Song of " Drink aid Kiss
tbalmees," Mr. S. Siader ; Old Avarice Ague Cleeek, Mr.
uses; Doldruna Doddipole, his .Mara, Mr. Bradbury; Very
Uhl Man, Mr. bilmler....-Queen of Inland, Miss King;
Wrier:res..Werman, with a Song, Mrs. Pireienon ; And
Filth, al Colo:albino, Mrs. Wybrow.

CAUT-Itiß ALAINST IMP9a4TION.
lIMPROYED MINERAL TIRETH.
No. 4, FRI FH-fiTREE'f, sow,.
f R. DE CH EMA NT. Surgeon, Dentist, and
:Li Inventor of these admirable substitutes for Artificial
Teeth auel Chime, ha. perceived in the public papers and cit.
cular letters addressed to his Pat ants, that a Menzel Servant,
ohm as lately dismissed for misconduct, has mace had the
el stance to announce himself Dentist and Motet of the
Ileteral Paste Teeth ; and, in older to impose upon the Pub-
LC, has ahu the audacity to state that he has been 14 years his
Aaistaat •

_
Mr. De Chenlatit nwea it to that liberal Pitblie, to whom be
nines so high!y indebted, to auure them in this public and so
term mariner, that during the *hint time this man lived in his
sense, he was engaged and employed merely in the capacity
of Footman Mr. Di Chemaut had flattered himself that
the general esteem and eorthdence which his experience of
twenty yetrs, and corwrierable laic improvements in this most
useful Art, halo insured him, were pros& even against the
Malevolence of his Enemies. however contemptible ; and he
ns conident that the Public will. see with astonishment and
horror the bees attempts of this discarded Menial :savant end
his advertising Partner, to distort an ad of pity ar.d mercy on
the part of Mr. Mehemet, Into an attempt to injure their
Characters in the eyes of the world. The fed is, Mr De
Chment having Seen robbed by this very Servant, was under
the necessity of bringing him beture the Magistrate in Marl.
burough-street, where the stolen property was produced, are
entanted, and restored to Mr. De Chentant ; who, from hu-
manity and entreaty, tem induced to drop the prosecution,
aid prevent the dreadful contequenees of a ctmvidion of
steeling in • private dwelling-hewn.

DEEK-PAKE, IN VALE OF fIUNI fON,
DEVON.
TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
that truly elegant modem Mansion, called Deer Park
Lame, with Pleas.l;.•(;rounds Garden, and Offices cam-
plate, surrounded try a valuable Estate of about two hundred
Acres of excellent Land, lying very esompret. The 1141,14, e a
flew-built •sibstaritul mansion, with a Southern Aspe't, de-
lighfully situated on a gentle ascent, coodinanding the meat
beautiful part of the rich scenery of the vales of Hannon and
Cite:sham, about two miles from the Market-town of Flimiton,
Nonce.' mdes from Exeter, and sine front Sidmouth, at a
convenient distance from the Great Western Raud and cue-
tail., on the ground floor, an entiance-hall, bitten feet by
tordri., with an elegant stair-case, and a spacious dining-room
sad diawing.inorn, thirty feet by eighteen, and upwards of
twelve and& half high. On the wend i nr, a library, twenty
fist by twelve, and 'twee bertormosa, with dressing-rooms. The
oust wing of the house cantams a kitchen, house-keeper's
1,4 m, bider, back kitchen and dairy, and four lodging rooms
tree: and Cie ueat wing, a rattail parlour, totters pantry, ser-
vant; hall, era.h.house, and three lodging ramps over
balled garden, which is well stocked with frutturecs; the coach;
bosses, for three canines, six stalled stables, lumen and
'446e-house, tow-houses, granary, and whir officers, are sa-
tiated at • convenient distance from the howw. The lawn,
plantations, and ether dories, occupied with the mansion-house,
whets Is in the front and about it, contain abort thirty.
tie acres of excellent land; and, at the foot of thu lawn, runs
the riser Offer, a remarkably fine :iout stream, adding greatly
to the beauty and value of the situatiide.
The remainder of the state, on which there is erected a
new-bunk convenient farm house, eta proper distance from the
yiansion.houte, with every necessary office and itt1i.11041914 is
letto a gaud tenant for a shin: term of year, at an easy rent.
The Estate is Freehold of Inheritance, an; the Land-Taz is
`'dn'Aed• All the budelines have bean sleeks, within tries
years lass past, are 'n perfect repair, and ham a truly do.irable
and beautiful residence Inc • gineteel family. For mewing the
Premises, apply at the Mansion-house; end. for further paths.
1.411,n4 to Mews. Townsend and rearm. Solicitors, Honiton,
13ett'n and Adroit,. Habbe.ly and Son; Solicitors, Lnaiogi.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with poueseion of the
Mansion, and Lands occupied with ii, at Christman,
andwith the Furniture at a fair 'ablation. Fart of W' 'ST'
Chase money may resaaia on Mortgage of the kauthe.

SEARCH FOR PRECEDENTS, AND BE CONVINCED!
*THE OPPORTUNITY ONCE LOST, MAY NEVER
NE REGAINED!!!
ON TUESDAY next, the ROth Oetober, begins
Drawing the only Lottery that ever did, or perhaps ever
will contain a Grand Prise of FORTY THOUSAND
POUNDS !! besides other Prises of equal magnitude as in
fanner Lotteries ' • and 'h.. l+ivelty of Priem of Tickets for a
SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY, of only 6,000 Numbers,
containing TWENTY THOUSAND, TEN THOUS \ ND,
and THOUSAND Peewit Prises, and other Primes, amount-
ta the whole to 113,0001.
Sir JANIS BRANSCOMR & CO.
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conyinr—d of the snyerior ---------------- the New Plan, re-
commend an early htehase, s, horn the present rent
Demand, it is remonsule to expect all the Tickets may be
Sold.
TICKETS aed SHARES are now selling at SirJ. BRANS-
COMB St CO.'s, No. It. Holborn, 37, Corabill, and SS,
Hayivarket, Piccadilly; by whoa, in the last Slam Loamy,
and withal the lasi two mars, Capital Prism to the astonishing
Amount of 260.00Ut. were toM in 461 Shares, endanger of
Igol. 101, /sc. dm.
•ee Schemes gratis, sad Prlem paid en Demand.

READ AND JUDGE ;
THE PRESENT SURPASSES ALL. FORMER !!!

ON TUESDAY. the 20th of this month, the
Richest Wheel ever known in the annals of Lotteries
tees mewl. eontainlng what sal ritr.tr Infant allowed by
111Meerniesset, peebehly sorer bengefit, Grassi Mae
of FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! aexnmpanied Ay
TWENTY THOUSANDS! TEN THOUSANDS! THOU.
SANDS! and a long train of et caries, giving Double
Chances fee the same Adventure, and not Two Blanks to a
Pries. Confident of the superfluity and excellence of this
Lottery, beyond all for either in the present or last century,
J. WARNER, No. lh. CORNIOLL,
Recommends an immolate purchate, and if it shuu:d so hap-
pen that neither Ticket or DIM east be obtained on the Morn-
ing of Drawing, nn blame can be imputed to him, but very
tun', le those who neglect his timely advice till toe late.

eae Country Banks sending Orden through their Bankers
in London, may reecho the same Allowance as Couo,try
Agents; Clubs, Sonnies, Merchants' and Bankers' Clerks,
itc. Mail Coachmen, Guard', Stage Coachmen, Book.
Keepers, and Camera of every Oesenptiun, bringing Orders,
will meet with liberal Illicoura‘ement ; and all Orlin% by Let-
ter, from Teen or Country, eontaining Payment, wall be
treated the tame as if present.

ALL TORbIF R LOTTERIES ECLIPSED !

GRAND PR!Zg OF itTIIT-Y-ftiOtTs-Aii6-KAnws

NOT TWO WANKS TO A PRIZE.
AND DOUPLE CHANCES FUR THE SAME MONEY
LOTTERY, on a NEW PLAN, begins
Drawing October CO, 1807.

SCHEME.
1 hiss of .... L. 40,000 .. L. 40,000
20,000
10,000
5
5

110
Se
1,000
tiles of Tickets in
6,000 )the Suppleinentary 20 each.... 121,001
Lottery, worth....

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F. A. WiNSOR,
Pali-Mall, Oct. 10. Timmer aml Pateatee of Gas Lights.
ZEORGE OAKLEY etas the Ivmrntr of in
%.1 noanclog to the Nobility, and to the Public ist
that in addition to his Maclaine of gm.esal UPHOLSTERY
and CABINET FURNI ftfklE, No li, Old 11004-atreet, he
has ria-apened Ins Rooms, No. 24, St. Paul's Cbvech.yard.
The Punlie are invited to inspect hi: AssivitibLige of Articles
in the ahom lute, where a constant supply 01 tinny kind will
be kept. affading the Plop:mt., and those favouring fina
with their commands, the opportunity of fumiahing their
Houses r.ith `,eater facility than perhaps has ever been at-
tempted ; with this advantage to the purchaser, that he has
the means (in consequence of the ankles being marked at
money prices, to select and form his own estimate, as to the
amount he may have occasion for. The number of Artists
and Mechanics employed in this coneern, are obvious reaaous
for its b-Ing conducted on the principle of ready triuney (or
short hulls); which advantage the Public will participate in,
inaserrich as it remelt me:pp-mat interests.

AGIRL, aged 14, has had, for the last seven
preceding yen of her life, scrophulous ulcers on her
arms, neck, side, and breasts, attended with great discharge,
pat..culariy at the periods of Spring. The4isease baffled every
means employed, when she tried SPILSWitY'S PATEN r
AN TISCOIt BUT'S! DROPS, and at thistles.** ben taken
five bottles; the smaller ulcers arc all healed, and the larger
ones making fair advance; to the same favourable serveinstien,
which we are justified ice concluding finis her mended state of
health, probably arising horn the good health of the secreting
glands..efifts. Dancer, York, will give farther inforinatiois on
application ; and the original letters may be seen at the Dis-
peneary, No. 15, Soho-square, London.
Mr. Spathore is not accountable for any mixture sold, un-
less the worth By the Patent" are inserted on the
bill of directions, bottle, and wrapper ; the stamp also (the
Ling's duty) is printed in black instead of red ink. Bot-
tles:m.6d. ; clouds bottles 10s.; and larger 11. Is. duty in-
clerked.

1
SCARPA ON' THE DISEASES OF THR EYl..i.s.
This day are published, in One large Volume, Soo. illistratcd
by rime Engravings, mire les. 64. is boards
, ,RAcTicAL OBSERVATIONS on the finia-
cipsi LriSEASES of am EYES s illesoragod with Cars.
Translated from tne Italian of Antonin Scarps, Peolissoe Of
Anatomy and Practical Surgery in the Ultiversity of Pavia.
&c. &e. With Notes. By JAMES LOGOS, Monalser M
the Royal Culler.: of Surgeons in London, and Assistant-Sus-
gees of the Public Dispensary.
. ... boissont ins T. Craisitiamillt. Mass. gang* L.' ..•
THE COMET I
This day are published, illustrated with numerous large Copper-
Oates, on a plan entirely new, price Four Shillings aitiSurr.
• nea, with an allowance to Schools,
f
HE WONDERS of the TrLESCOPE; or,
A Display of the Wonders orthe Hoofers, and of the
System of the Universe; descriptive of the Sun, Planets,
Moon, Comet., and Fixed Stars. Written in a familiar and
popular manner, adapted particularly to the perusal of Young
Persons, arid especially calculated to prontote and simplify the
study of Astronomy to persons of all Ages.
Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge-street, Blacbfriars; aad
sold by all other Bmitisellers.
Of whom also 'nay be had,
The WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE; of, A Display
of tibil Wonders of the Creation, its Objects comparatively
minute. Illustrated with very large Plates ; price Ss. 64. boards

This dap is published, nsatlypri:ited in one Velum', price bs.

. . , . .
la boards,
APOPULAR ESSAY on the DISORDER
familiarly termed a COLD, in whelt the means of ob-
viating the various causes, which are I:able, t Miter remotely to
contnbute to the production of this Complaint, or which tame
immediately excite it; together with the moat effectual Mo.
thod of Tomcat/1g it when present, are explained iu a manner
familiar to every capacity; sod to which are added, a Collet-
tion of approved Receipts and Observations on the most popu-
lar Remedies, principally designed for the Use M
and composed with a view of tendering more ezteasivety
known the insidious Nature of a Disorder, which, to the In-
habitants of the variable Climate of Great Britain, too often
proves the Bane of Health and Citinfort and thereby thaw
netting its frequency, and preventing its pernicious effects.
By E. L. WHITE, Surgeon,
Printed for T. Cadell arid W. Davies, Strand.