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London, England, 1801-09-24 00:00:00

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1801.

For the BENEFIT of Miss TYRER.
By Authority of the Most Noble.
THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY,-
Lord Chamberlain of His Majesty's Household.
And by permission of the Proprietors of the Theatre-Royal,
Drury-Lane. I
THEATRE-ROYAL, HA'YMARKET.
ON MONDAY NEXT, September zB, Will
be presented a Comic Opera, called
INKLE AND YARICO.
lake, Mr. KELLY,
In which (by desire) lie will introduce his Song from The
• Gipsey Prince. •
Si: Christopher Curry, Mr. DOWTON ;
Mcdium, Mr. SPARKS,; •
Campley, Mr. DIGNUM;
Trudge, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Ra,rcissa, Miss WENTWORTHI
Patty, Miss B. MENAG E ;
Wouski, Miss TYRER ,•
And Yarico, Mrs. CROUCH.
End of Aa 111. by particular desire, Mr. Kelly and Mrs.
Crouch will sing the favourite l)uett of Adieu my Fears and
Sorrows. composed by Mr. Kelly; and, between the Play
and Farce, the Comic Song of Captaim Wattle and Miss Roe,
by Mr. Bannister, jun.
To which will be added, the Musical Entertainment of
THE SHIPWRECK.
Selwyn, Mr. DIGNUM ;
1-iarry Hawser, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Stave, Mr. SUETT.
Angelica Goto, Miss STEVENS ;
Fanny, Miss DE CAMP ;
' Sally Shamrock, Miss TYRER.
Boxes ss. Pit 3s. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery Is.
Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Miss Tyrer,
No. 4 rt, Strand; facing the Adelphi; and of Mr. Rice, at the
Office of the Theatre.

MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURES,
By ALEXANDER CRICHTON, M. D. F. R. S.
CNN Monday, Odober rz, Dr. CRICHTON will
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the Theory and Praftice of Physic, Chemistry, and Materia
Medics.
The Plan of his Le6tures may be had, by applying at his
House, No. r;, Clifrad-street.

FREEHOLD LAD, at ELSWORTH, lathe COUNTY
of CAMBRIDGE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A B 0 UT TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY
XX ACRES of OLD SWARD COMMON, One Hun-
dred and Fifty Acres of Arable, and Forty Acres of Wood.
' Land, called ELS WO RTH WOOD, all contiguous, chain
measure, Tithe Free, and adjoining the Turnpike-read
Cambridge to St. Neots ; well stocked with -Game, ant! in a
good Sporting Country.`
For particulars, and a view of the Premises, apply to Mr.
Benjamin Fordham, Farmer, at Elsworth k or to Mr.
Hardy, Attorney,..itt Huntingdon.

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EAST INDIA HOUSE;

September 16, 'got;
THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of tke
-A- UNITED COMPANY
.of MERCHANTS of ENG.
• L
LAND trading to the East Indies; du hereby give Notice,

Th,it'de ComMittee will be ready to receive Peoposhl: in writ.
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..Pa Anchors and Grapnals;

Canvas,
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Steel;
Swedish Iron.

end Such I'ersons who may, think proper to deliver in Tenders,
must express theriin the loWe'st Prices, as they will not have an
opportunity of Making any dale's:en%
The Conditions of the antrael may be seen by applying to Mr.
Coggan, Clerk &the said Conunittee,.with wham the Tenders must
he left befor'e Twelve o'clock at Noon on the above day, as not
any Tender •twill be received after that hour.

CHEME of the IRISH LOTTERY, begins
Drawing Noireinber i 6, 1801'. •
No. of Prizes', Value of each.
4 of £.10,0.0 iS

8;000

8,05 Prices.
23,943 Blanks.

$,OOO
1,000
1,066
$O6
100
5°

Total Value;
4:40,00o
20,000
Loco
3,00ci
2,500
1,5"
1,006
.72,000

£.'sO,OOp

32,900 Ticket:

.. .
Capitals Determinable.
First &awn Ticket, iSt Day, -k. o
Ditto; .: 4th Day, -7,0;00
Ditto; - , 7rh Day, - 5,000
Ditto, - 13th llay; T :0,000
• Ditto - .19th Day; - rq,ooO
Ditto, last Day - - 2,000
Present Prices cif Tickets and Shares.

Whole Ticket -4. 8 o o , Eighth - ,C. r z c.
Half ditto - - 4 5 o Sixteenth - - II 0
Quarter ditto - 2 3 6
• Tickets and Shares of TicketS are now on sale at every Li-
tensed Lottery Office:
An early purchase is recommended; as the Tickets thio
year al-e Bs. cheapOt-than last July; and there is no probabi-
lity of their being lower. ,
Schemes ritay be had (kratis)'at all the Licensed Offices.

BREWERY TO .13 SOLD', •
Peremptorily; on Thursday the zed Dav of OaObet; at One
o'Clock at Noon; at the Liverpool Arms Hbiel, Castle-
street, Liverpool ; . .
A• very- anti Complete BREWERY,
eretied in the7best manner within the bit twelve
years,
.possessing every improved principle now" known :
the whole covering a,R.lot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres,
situated in Scotland-road; Liverpool, and within taco yardt
') f the Cuitainal-intie ; cd'tt..tble ci making annually .60,000
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house, well finished ;_.and may be vied eery' day before
the Sale, where attend w,:
be given.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. ftosei Everton, neat
oo .
Liverpl.

STOCKERSTON, LEICtSTEttSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT;

A Most Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, cons
sisting of the MANOR, the Perpetual ADVOWSON
of tho II'ECTORY; and the TOWNSHIP or HAMLET or
STOCKERSTON, in the County of Leicester, which con.
tains;§36 Acres; or, thereabouts; of very rich Meadow and
Graziny, Land, a neat Mansion-house; a good and convenient
Firm-house, with Suitable Out-buildings to each, and Eight
cornfortabltt,Gottages, all in good Repair.
The Land coMprites 130 Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood
Ground, whereon are growing 1237 large and valuable Oak
Timber Trees suitable tor His Majesty's Dock:yards; and
660 smaller .Oak Trees '•

The Underwood is cut annually in certain proportion,
which come round every eighteen years, and consists of very
fine AShi Elni, and other Poles. There are also x 64 Tun-
her and other Tre.6 of Asti and Eltit growing in the Hedgd
Rows.

Stockerston is distant about twenty Miles front Leicester,
fifteen front Stamford; and .three. from 11 opingham; and is
situated in a fine Sporting Country; in which Two PaCks of
Fox Elohnds are kept.
The Land Tax of this EStateNid redeemed.
The Prernis-es may be viewed, on application to Robert
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printed Particulars may be had at-the Chambers of Messrs.
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of Mr. King; at Grantham; and at the Offices of Messrs.
Gray, Thorpe; and Gray,
,in York, and Mr. Temple, in
Leicester; and PlanS of the Estate will be left with Mr.
Walker and Mr. King.-

TO
• • T THE 'PUBLIC:
• • .
A
S nothing is so valuable as Health, of course
IL nothing is So necessary as an attention.tri.thol:e indispo-
sitions to which the generality of Mankind are subject, viz.
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shocking to relate. - When a tainted or scorbutic habit has
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the body, open the mouths of the minuter vessels, restore
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blood, have been sufficiently evinced; letters from many-
respetiable characters; which have, repeatedly appeared lit
this and ()tiler Newspapers. .a
These Drops are sold in moulded sqftare bottles.. at
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