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London, England, 1801-10-27 00:00:00

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TUESDA Y, OCTOBER 27, 1801.

TWELFTH NIGHT.
SANS SOUCI.
Bythe Authority of the Right Hun. the LORD COAMBEn-
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LAIN.
ON THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 29th,
ant, will be presented, at SANS SOUCI, Leicester-
place, Leicesten-square, an Emertainmenti entirely new and
original, called
A FRISK. •
AVrangement of the Recitation and Songs.
PART I.
Rec. Sir Peter, Mag, and the opening of the Plot.—Song.
True
Delight.—Rec. Young Tinton undeceived.—Song. In
vino vcritas.— Ree,. More Encroachers.--Song. The Cuc-
koo.—Rec. An Exception.—Song. Tint Letter- N.—Rec.
The. Galtey Slaves. Song. The Manes .of the Brave..—
, Rec. Mr. Paddle -:-Song. Literary Transmigration.—Rec.
Something or other.—Song, The New Year.
. PART-11. ..

Rec. Sir Peter Impatient. —Song. The Voyage•of Life.—
Rec. The Discovery.—Song. Honour among- Thieves.--
Rec. The Lampoon.—Song. The Ladies.—Rec, Whiffle.
Song. Tray.—Rec. The 'Wooden Legs.—Song; Jack at
the Operit.—Rec. Nuts,—Song. The Dinner.
PART• 111.

Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony.----Song. The Original and the
Pieture.—Rec. Courage and its Shadow.—Song. The Vi-
cissitudes-of•Glory.—Rec. The Ambassador without Cre-
dentials. Song, Father and I.—Rec.:. Nag talks !—Song.
• The Wife elect.—Rec. The Lovers.—Song. Every Man
his own Pilot.,—Rec. The Surprize.--f.SOng. The Aless-
angs of Peace.
The whole is written and composed; and will be spoken,
sung; and accompanied by
Mr. DIBDI14.•
Admittance, Boxesss. Pit 3s. Gallery 2S.
Doors to be open at Seven, and the Performance to begin

at Eight.
Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr: Dibdin's Ware-
house, where may be had all his ditßirent Productions ,• and
also, Proposals for printing by Subscription, his Three Years
Tour to .almost the whole of England, and a considerable
Part of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re-
spectable Friends • and embellished with Forty Plates in
aqua tinta, from Friends;
painted by Mr. Dibdin, and Twen-
ty Vignettes, designed, etched, and prepared for the aqua
titita, by Miss Dibdin. The Pictures, and SpeCithensof the
Prints, may be seen, free olexpenee, .at Leicester-place.
*** The only Entrance to the Theatre`will be at the Door
nearest- Leicester-square. , •
"b The above gritertainment, which continues to be received
with the loudest applause, Will be repeatedevery Monday,
Thursday, and Saturday venings till 'further notice.

juot liubiished Honour among Thieves," " Tray,"
" The Letter N." And on Monday next, " The Cuckoo."

STEAM ENQINE WANTED.,—From Four to
Six Horse Power.. Aov person having one to dispose
of, Iva' pleas.,.. to ditch, post pout, to J. T. Will's Coffee-
house, Ccoruitiii.

•TO BE SOLD,
: A Fine-farmed GREY MARE, . Seven Years Old,
has been hunted two Seasons, and .s equal to any
weight; a BAY COACH. HORSE, Fiva Ycars old, goes
xluiet in harness. - They are. both warranted ~,und, the pro-
perty of a Foreign Gen.tlentan who is going abroad, and may
be seen at his Stable, No. 45, Brook's • Mews, Grosvenor-
sciliat'e, between the hours of Eleven and Two. The prim
of the Mart is Seventy Guinea:., and the Horse is Forty.

TO-rnocrow 'Morning will be pnblished,
Price Thrce
AVINDICATION df the CONVENTION
rarely CONCLUDED betweefl GREAT BRITAIN
and RUSSIA.
In SIX LETTERS.
Addressed to
Printed for I. Wright, Piccadilly.

This Day was published, price 4s.
Illustrated by large MAP of EGYP r,
MEMOIR of a CAMPAIGN with the Off-
Tom AN ARMY in 'EGYPT from February to
July tgoo, containing a Description of
the Turkish Arm—
the tournals of its March from Syria to Egyptz—General Ob-
servations on the Arabs, and on-the Treaty of El-Arish, with
an Account of the Evehts which followed it. .
By I. P: MORI E It, Esq. •
Private Secretary to His Excellency the Earl of Elgin.
Printed for j. Dehrett, opposite-Burlington House,' Picea-
-dilly ; J. Sewell, Na. 32,• ; Messrs. Richardsons,
Royal-Exchange; T. Egerton, Whitehall; R. 7:udder, New
• lloncLstreet ; Lloyd, Ne'w Cavendish-street; j. Wright and
J. Hatchard, Piccadilly.

. - This bay was published,
Price Ore Shilling in svo.• and Fotulience in 12.in0,
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• A N ADDRESS. t(:) the INHABITANTS of
.1"-X. the UNIITLD KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN
•antt, I RELANDt-on 'the..TICRIVI I NATUON. of the .WAR
-with FRANCE. . :

By the Rev. TI4OMAS ROBINSON, A. M.
Vicar of St, I\larv's, Leicester.

•
"They cried unto the Lord in their trouble, and he delivered
them out o 1 their distresses." • • Ps ALM evil. 6..
" Sin no,more, lest a worse.thing come upon thee." •
• lonN V. 4.
London: Printed for the Author, by T. Ilensley,- Bolt-
court, FleeNstreet; sald by F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's
Church—yard; and J. Mathews, Strand.. .•

In the Press, and speedily will be published, Elegantly
printed in Three large.Yols. tun°. adorned with Elegant
engraved Portr'ais-s,
A N Entire new Translation of the LETTERS
TA. ofMADAMI: SEVI'GNE to her D'AUGHTER,
the count‘ls k:Grignon:
• By Mrs. •MACKIE.
Printed andirabliatied by C;co. Cawthorn, No. 132, Strand,
Printer-to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales.

• HALLBR's'ELI IR O.F CASCARILLA,
An elegant and etlicacious Remedy for all Disorders arising
from Debility of the Stomach and Bowels.. Ner4ous and
Flatulent Complaints, drc.
rr HIS Elixir cleanses and strengthens the Stomach
removes.Perictlical Head-aclis,Wind, Indk
gestion, Trento% cilthe .Nerves; Lowness of Spirits, and all
other Nervous Complaints ; it procures those an' appetite to
whom the sight, of toed-before was .nauseous ;. and is the best
• Strengthening Medicine for general Weakness, whether docca--.
sinned by hot climates, irregular living, or otherwise.
By Gouty and Rheumatic Convalescents (especially - such
as are °fa scorbutic habit) it will be found a powerfukonic,
bracing the relaxed fibres, and giving strength and energy to
the whole system ; and is taken with the greatest'satety dur-
ing Sea-bathing, and the use of the Bristol, Bath,: and Tun,
bridge Waters, the good ell ets of the two last it assists in a
wonderful degree. •
By Persons goirig into Hot Climates it is fOund the best
Preservative against the. Flux or. Dysentery, Yellow Fever,
Obstrudions of the• Viscera, particularly of the Liver,.(and is'
totally free from• astringency and tendency. to prOthote ob-.
struelion, propertie§ well knoWn to belong to every Prepara-
tion of the Perovian Bark. • _ _

HAller's Elixir of Cascarilla is prepared only, and:sold, by
Powell and Co. Chemists to His Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales,- at the Repertoriiiin, or -Medicinal Half, No, 14,
Edward-,siroet, Portman-Nuare, London : Sold also, by ap-
pointinent, F,y E. ?sleWbcry, corner of Sr. Paul's Church-
yard ; Tutt, Royal Ex\Ninge ; Cruttwell, Bathi Sthith,
Cheltenham ; •Spranger Tunbrithte• Wells ; VaUghan, Brecon 1
and Donaldson, Portsrubuth, in Bottles, price as. od. and 9s.
sWCh.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMLN
of the CITY of COVENTRY.

GEN'iLtMEN,
pEPQRTS having been circulated that it was
not my intentions. upon the Dissolution of the present
Parliament,. to offer myself as a Candidate for the honour of
again representing you, I beg leave to assure you that it is
my design, whenever that period may arrive, to submit my-
self to your decision ; to which I am induced by the con-
ciousness of having, up& every occasion, discharged my
duty to the best of my ability with diligence and integrity.
To receive so honourable c Mark of your approbation as to
be again the objeß of your choice, aflbrd to my mind
the highest pAibte'gratification; and I am encouraged to
look to such an event With -confidence of Success, from the
public testimonies I have received of your favour and attach-
ment.

I am perfealy satisfied that, on the day of Eledion, you
will give your Support to the Candidates who (in your opi•
nion) will best discharge thc duties of the important 'fru,:t
to be reposed in them ; and when at the Hustings you attend
to assert your ancient and constitutional Rights, you will
there (notwithstanding any reports to the contrary) find me
also, ready to support thein..
With every sentiment of the most gratefitl attacZu I
have the honour to be, -

GENTLEMEN,•
• Your ob;Nlient and faithful Servant;
Covcntrs, . NATHANIEL IL FFERYS.
Oct. 24, rout.

NGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
ALA-- - • Begins Drawing Match 3, • 18.2.
SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. _ Value' of each. Total Value.

-- _ ______
.4 of , £.2.0;000 }S A.; .Bo,ocro
4 , . `--- t0,c,00 - . 4ooDoo
4 —7— 5,0,,0, ___,
20,000
5 --- 2,000 ---- . lO,OOO
10 - riooo ----- lo,ood
12 ---- ' Soo - 6,000
50 .----, 100 ---- S,<oo
-100 .--- 50 "--- , 1,000
18,000 - 18 --,-- 3i4,6:iii

60,a00 Tickets. ,'.500,900
CAPITALS DETERMINABLE.
-First-drawn Ticket, jsth Day, ,C.i0,000
Ditto, 2.1::t Day* 20,09) •
Ditto, 32d Day, 20,000
Ditto, • 40th Day, I,oos
TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING
at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in
ENGLAND, IRELAND, and SCOTLAND, and the
PRIZES will be paid in full STERLING MONEY.
PRESENT PRICE.

-Ticket, - - i 6 o
Ralf •- 8 5 o I Eighth - 2 2- 6.
Quarter 4 4 0 Sixteenth t t 6
rr 'Tickets will rise gradually, the same,as last Year...
To the CURIOUS in lISIISAUCES, &c. •-
. A CAUTION. TO FAMILIES.
UPGESS an 4
_SON's ESSENCE of ANCI-10-
AL/ vt ES. —The gteat reputation which. Mr. Burger has
gained by his superior Essence of Anchovies, and other Rich
Sauces, for Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef,-
Beef Steaks, Made Dishes; Wild Fowl and. Game, with
many Delicacies for the Table, Sideboard, and
,S tore-room,
which are more fully expressed in his :-.:atalogne(he being
• the inventor of them), has induced many persons to give.the
same name to articles entirely ditii!rent, which are vended at
many Shops in London by persons who go to :he principal
Towns in England; Scotland, and Ireland," to solicit Orders
of Tradesindu and Innkeepers, who in consequence are often
served with spurious sorts, by alloWing them an extra profit.
Which is not only; an imposition, but a grea: disappointment
to Families who purchase tliem.with a view of having good
Sauce to their Fish,
N-. 8. None ore his genuine, but What have these words on
the label, ".Burgess's Original and Superior, Essence of An-
Chovies, No. 107, Strand, Corbel. bf SaVoy Steps, London."

WARWICKSHIRE.—SUTTON COLDFIELD.
TO BE SOLDIW AUCTION, -
By THOMAS WARREN, -
At the Three Tuns, in Sutton Coldtield, on Monday the 24
Day of Nov. acar, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon,
subject. to such Conditions as shall he then produced ;
A, FREEHOLD I-1005-:,N suitable for. a large
and Genteel Family, with convenient .Out-Offices,
Stables, &c. excellent Gardens in 111^h condition, and well
planted, and about Twelve Acres of -Pasture Land adjoining
'the-same, pleasantly
,ituated in the Town of Sutton Cold-
field, and lately occupied by' Mrs.. Gamble,sdeceased.
Possession maybe had at_ Christmas next, or sooner, if re-
quired. Appartenant to the said Premises arc valuable Pri-
vileges and Clams in the Park and upon Fields, within the
Parish of Sutton Coldfield.
The House, Buildings, &c. may be viewed an any Monday,
Tuesday, or Wednesday, pretious to the time of Sale.
For further Particulars, apply at the Office of Messrs.
Croxall and Hoibeche, Sutton Coidfield.
The Furniture of the House will be sold on Monday the
16th Day of Nov. toot, and :hi!. Two foll Owing Days.

SHENSTONE.nearLICHFIE,LI), STAFFORDSHIRE..
TO BE SOLD .BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WARREN,
At the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Friday,
Oct. 30, 'Sot, at Three o'Clock;- in Lots;
Q EVER AL very Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS,
situate. at .rFOotherley, Lynn,"and Nether and Lower
Stonnall, all in the Parish andNicinity of the pleasant Vil-
lage of Shenstone, in a Sporting Part of the County of Staf-
ford, three Miles from Lichfield, six from Walsall, -and
twelve from Birmingham ;
,also a capital Mansion, called
'FOOTHERLEY HALL, with suitable 'attached and de-
tached Offices,. Coach-how e, Stabling for Eight Horses, and
other Out-buildings, all in complete repair ; a large well
planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated. Trout Stream ; the
whole comprising about 670 Acres of rich inclosed Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Land,' in the highest state of cultiva-
tion, with valuable Rights o 1 Com Mon on Shenstone, Wood
End, and Druid Heath, now in the occupation, of John
Breynton,.Lsq. under Lease determinable in 1809, .and of
Messrs. Swan, Hand, Preston, Adcock, 'and Mousley, all
very respeCtableTenants, under Leases determinable at'Lady-.
day, 603, at several- yearly. Rents, amounting to
• EIGHT HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS,
and uplvards; -also about 'Twenty A6'es of Coppice and
Wood Land now in hand.
Another FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing So Acres, 2
Roods, 38 Perches, with a Commodious Dwelling-house and
suitable Out-buildings, delightfully situate at Hammerwick;
in the Parish of St. Michael, Lichfield • also, a Leasehold.
Farm of 56. Acres, adjoiningto the Freehold Premises, with
convenient Farm House and other ApptirtenanceA, and valu-
able Rights of Common on Hogley Hay and Cannock Chase,
held under the Vicars Choral of Lichfield, for an ttnexpired
Term of Twenty-one Years, at 31. Bs. per Ann. renewable
'every seven years ; both which Farms and Premises are in the
holding of Mr. James Wintertoft, under Lease determinable
at Lady-day, ISO 3,
,at the yearly Rent of 451.
Printed Particulars may he had twenty-one days 'preceding
the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney, in Great Charles-street,
Birmingham; Mr. Willington, Solicitor, No. 3, King's Bench
Walk, Temple, London;- Mr. Tito. Garland, Eyford, near
Moreton in Marsh,-Gloucestershire; Mr. Calvert, Sudbury,
Derbyshire. ,• at the Place of tale Vol Mr.-Drewry, Printer,
Derby ; at the'prittcipal Inns at Stafford, Burton., Tamworth,
Atherstone, Coventry and other -adjacent.,Towns ; of Mr.
Warren,. Anclioneer, Birmingham; and of Mr.-T. Sedgwick,
at Shenstolie Wood End, who shew the several Lots.

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`Pi IC': SIX PEI* 'i£•

EAST IN:OtA HOUSE,
2ti
THE.
COMMITTEE If the
iINIDED COMPANY of IviEI2CHA of ENG-
LAND trading to the East Indies; du berdykie Nair?,

That the CoMmittee.will be ready to receive Prcporalf in 1;1f.
ing; sealed np, on 11-7p)N A.S. DAT, the 4th November, fir.
supplying the Company with
IRON •CiIIVS, SHOT, and SHILLS,

;tucb Perons who ?nay think proper tadelizver in Tendert,
niust *express therein 'the 'lowest Prices, &.f thol st4ll no have as
opportzen4 of making nnywbatcment.

The Cm/d ar:Xs of the Colorise?: may bt sten by Opp..fying to
Coggin, C'ierk to the said Ctsitnrifteri on or after Friday next, tlr
23d instant, and the Tenders must kfi with him befot? Twelue
o'Clerk at Non on the said 4th Novisnbcr, as ;ft,: any Tex.:cr.
will be received alter that kt:itr: N.

SUGARS,».-Moi3t, 5 id. to6d. Lump, 9-!At. to zixi.
Dry Ground Sugars, 614. to •,,i-d. per lb. Better sorts
cheaper in proportion.
Teas-One Ounce to every Pourad(trett) overweight : Bo-
hea,_2s. teas. 6d. •Congan. Leaf, Zs. lid. toss. CongouKinti,
3s. 6d. to 45. Good Cougou, 45. 6d. to ;s. Capital Son-
chong, ss. 6d. to 6s. Superfine, is to ss. Best I niported,
Padra and Caper Souchong zes. per lb.
Green Toas, 45. Ed. to Ss. Capital ss. 6d. ,to 6s. Hyson,
6s. 6d. to 7s. Fine Ss. Superfine 05. to los. Best linpotted,
or G nit/powder Hyson, Fos. 6(1. to its. per lb. ,
To Dealers-Genuine Original Chests Congou artd Green
Teas, 4s. Bd. to ss. 4d. per lb. ,
Coffees, 3s. 6d. to 4.5 Eine Bourbon, 4s. 6d. to ss. Best
Turkey, ss. 6d. to Os. per lb. Genuine Cocoa, 35. per lb.
Chocolates, 45. 6d. to ss. Best, ss. 63. Sir Hans Sloane.:
Milk, Churchman's Patent, and Finest. Vanilla, 64. to 6i.
6d. per. lb.
. Rice, Best Carolina, aid. to 3d. Ground,,pd. to 4d. Rice
Firinr.,' 4d. to alid. Millet, aid. to 3d. Scutc.ii Barley, aid. to
3d. per lb.
Spices., Best Cloves, Es. 6d-. per lb. , Cinnamon, tas. 6d.
Nutmegs, 2os. Mace, /Bs. Black Pepper, zs. 7,1. White,
as. 0., . Ditto Long,4s.•, Aispice, rad. Brown Ginger, rod__
White ditto, .tad. Carraway and Coriander Seeds, Bd. Sago,
tad. Tapioca, iBd. Pearl Barley;, 6d. Jordan Almonds,.
zs..6d. Bitter rad: per lb.
Starch, best, r lid. ' Blues; . best Stone and Powder, and
per lb,
Soaps, best YellOwi 714. Mottled,.Bid.
9td. per lb.
Mustards,, Common; rocs. Fine, mri. Superfine, !SC.].
per lb.
Fruits, best Muscatel, Bloorits„Sun, Malaga Raisins, Cur-
rants, Prunes, French Plums, Figs, &v.'
Orders for all articles in ie ConfeCtiottary, Italian, and
Oil Trades, executed on the .lowest terms.
At Mess. EDWARD EAGLETON and Co.'s 'thirty years
Old-established Tea Warehouses, -the Original Grasshopper,
No. 4a, Chea.pside ; and No. 0, I3ishopsg,ate-street Witiiiii,
,near Cornhill. .
CA ursorr.-No connedion with - any other Ilouse with
the Sign Of the Grasshopper, &c. or any other House of tho
same Name, &c. Nor have any persons in, the Kingdom
authority to sell Teas, &e. in, or use their Names or Firm.
Orders by Twopenny or General Post, inelosing Bank,
or good Bills, sent to exact amount, or Change returned in
Goods ; or Orders for Payment on delivery 'dui • attended to,
Wholesale and Retail, and sent (as per order to any part',
place, Coach, Carrier,. Inn, Wharf, &c. in ontlon.-2-111,
quivers (only) must pav Post.
All Articles sulaject'iO rise and fall Of Markets.
Gr Request timely in tice with Orders. _ .

Mite Curd,