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London, England, 1801-10-20

-.l'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

,At the House of -Mr. Sunderland, the Turk's Head Inn,
Newthistle-upon-Tyne, on. Saturday the 3 ist day of Oelo-
' her instant, at One O'Clock'precisely,
rri-IE MANSION HOUSE of the SPITAL,
-L. beautifully situated, on tile Banks of the River Tyne,
and about One Hundred Acres of rich Land adjoining the
same, within one mile of the Market Town of Hexham, in
the County of Northumberland, and nearly adjoining the
Turnpike Road leading from Newcastle to Carlisle, distant
22 miles from Newcastle, and 35 thiless from C:ltlfsle.
For further Particulars, apply to.:Mr. Pearson, Westgate-
street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, where a Plan of. the Estate
may be seen. -
London, England, 1801-10-20

rr H

NINTH NICHT.
-SANS SOUCI.
By tlu Authority ofths Right Hun. the LoR./3 , CIIAMAER.
LAIN;

rAIT THURSRAY,- OEthbet z zd, rBo 1, will be
presented, at SM4S SOUCI, Leicester:place,
'tester-squarc, an Eutcrtainment, entirely. new, and orfrginal,
called

A FRISK.
Arrangement of the.Reeitation and Songs.-
PART I.

Rec. Sir Peter, Mag, and the opening of the Prot —Song.
True Delight. —Rec. Young Timon undeceivect—Song. I II
vino veritas.-,-Ree. .More'EtaeroaCher3.—Song. The Cue-
koo.—Rec. An Exception.—S.liig; The Letter N.—Rec.
The Galley Slaves:—'Solig. The Manes of the Brave.—
Rec... Mr. Paddle —Song: Literary Tran'smigration.-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. Whiffle.-Song. Tray.— Rec: More Poets. Song.;
The Ladies.—Rec. The -Larnpoon.7—SOng. Love and
Rec. The Wooden song. Jack at the
Opera.—Rec. Mits.-7-Song. The Dinner.
PART 111.

Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony . Song. The Original and the
Pietute.—tt ec. courage and-its shadow.—Soirig. The V-
icissitudes of Glory.—Rec. The Ambassador without Cre-
dentials. —Song. Father and I.—Rec. Mag talks !—Song.
The Wife elegy.—Rec. The Loydrs.—Song. Every Man
his own Pilot.—Rec. The Surpriie.—Song, . The Bless-
ings of Peace.
The whole is written and-composed, and will be spoken,
sung, and accompanied by
Mr. DlBDIN:
Admittance, Boxes ss. Pit 35. Gallery zs.
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 ditli!rent. Productions • and
also, Proposals for printing by Subscription; his Three Years
Tour to, almost the whole of England, and a considerable
Part of Scotland ; hi a SerieS of Letters to intelligent and re-
spedable Friends.. and embellished with Forty Plates in
aquatints, from- Friends.;
painted by Mr. Dibdin, and Twen-
ty Vignettes, designed, etched, and prepared, for the aqua
tints, by Miss Dibdin. The Pidures, and Specimens of the
Prints, may be seen, free of expence, at Leicester.place.
*** The only Entrance to the Theatre will beat the Door
nearest Leicester-square.
The above Entertainment, which continues to be received
with the loudest applause, will be repeated every' Monday,
Thursday, and Saturday venings, till further notice.
Just published, " Honour among Thieves," "Tray," and
on Monday nest, " The Letter N."

I It, ‘• •
TUESDA y, OCTOI3ER 20, ISOr.
London, England, 1801-10-20

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

Royal William—On the rgth inst. at Portsmouth, for the
capture of the London. Recall at Mr. Maxwell's Offi;e,
St. Thoims's-street, Porismouth.
Amazon—On the r6th inst. in the Downs, for the recapture
of the Hope's Increase, and lane, two Colliers. Recall at
Deal.
Madras, Thorn, Scipio, and Babet—For the John and Mary,
the Abigail Schooner, and the Spanish Senooner, wili be
paid on SAturday.the 3 tst inst. at No. 6, Stanhope-street,
Newcastle,street, Loridod.
Cambrian---On the. 23d iust. at Plymouth, for the recapture
-of the Brig Fiche and her cargo.' Recall at the Office of
Mr. Edinnlid Lockyer, in Plymouth. •
lisgard—On board at Plymouth, the 23d inst. for the cap-
ture of the following Vessels : La Revanche Privateer, I,a
Venus hriaate, anti Brig Vi4ory.. Ree4il at Mr. Lock-
yer's, as above:
Diamond—On board at Plymouth, on the 33d inst. for the
capture of La Venus Frigate anti. La Melehora Brig. Re-
c4ll at Mr. Lockyer's Office, as above.

The Sxrzvarrbw, of 14. guns, Lieut. NICHOLSON,
is arrived at Plymouth, from the Fleet off Brest. He
went into Brest Harbour, and landed with a Flag of
Truce from the Hon. Admiral Co ATCWALL s for the
French AdMiral VILLAREr, Port Admiral at Brest.
Lieutenant NICHOLSON was received with the
greatest joy, and experienced the most. polite atten-
tion from all ranks of people. He dined the• first
day of his landing with Admiral VI.L LAIi ET, Ma-
dame V t LLAz CT, and suite, with whom he visited
the Play-house, and afterwards attended a Ball.—
The second day Lieutenant NICHOLSON dined with
Admiral Dor Ga. Ay INA, the Spanish Admiral.—
Before his departure, Madame V t I, t, AR ET presented
him with a Morocco purse, containing a small, but
highly finished bust, in whitf enamel,of BoNitr, Alt pr,
Chief Consul, under a convex ghiSs set with silver,
as a token of her esteem for the British Nation, and
the happy return of Peace. She sent the Sit.
warrow, as a present, some hampers or,fluit for
the Honourable Admiral CoßNwAt.t.ts, then off
Ushant. Lieutenant NICHOLSON speaks the
highest•teims of his reception at Brest. He left in
Brest water twenty-three. sail of the line, of 7.vhich
six were three-deckers. The batteries were vett_
liarly strong, and well provided with forgo for
heating shot.

The Hydra Frigate captured a Spanish Ship Pri-
vateer, to the Southward of the Tagus, a day Or
two after she had seen the Lisbon convoy over the
Bar.

His Majesty's ~Ship Adder, with a Convoy for
the Baltic, sailed from Gravesend on the 16th in-
stant.

The Hannah (of Whitby), T. Seaton, and the
Mary (of Sunderland), W. Arrowsmith, are put
into Ronne in Tornholtn, the Hannah haying been
aground, and the Mary having lot her mainmast
in a gale of. wind ; both have received considerable
damage, and must heave down toaepair.
The Sloop Aurora (of Carmarthen), Jones, from
London for Plymouth, laden with wheat, is into
Torbay, having sprung a leak, and slightly da;pa -
ged he.: cargo,
London, England, 1801-10-20

WiDLEV, nearPORTSUOUTH.

TO BE SOLD, and immediate Possession given,
- if& Desirable LEASEHOLD-ESTATE, held for
• three Lives, but renewable according to the usual
• torn of the Manor. The Premiss are in,►st pleasantly
situ-
ated at Broomfield, in the Parish of •Widley, six miles fronk
Portsmouth, and contain between 14 and 15 Statute Acres o; -
Land, within a Ring Fence; Together wi a newly-credted
DWELLING-HOUSE, and Stable.- The Grounds, Plan--
tations, and Walks, poS:srss many natitral and improved ad-
vantages, and_ form a suitable place of Residence fora genteel
Family. Very good Water upon the PremiseS.
Apply to Dr. Waller, Portsmouth, • .
London, England, 1801-10-20

!PRICE 0

P STOCKS,

V E s rE

DAY.

nartk-S-tock
Navy 5 pc: Cci,t.
per Ceht: 1797, for 2 Ie
Fish 5 per -Cent. roe -
4 per Cent.. C0n..874 8
3 per Cent. Red. 68M
3 per Cent. Con. 60-Ali
• Ditto Scrip
Bank Long Ann, soy 9-t6i
Ditto Sling Ann. 3-16 i
Ditto Scrip

India Stock -
Exchequer 13111$ ts. dis.
New.ditte
NeW S. S. Stock
3 per Cent. 1751, •
Otnniuni 2¢ 231
Impel.. 3 per Cont.
Ditto Ann.
13ank for Op.
India for- Op. •
Consols for 'Nov. 691/74

LONDON MARKETS, &c.

CORN EXCHANGE,
• • 'kr - MONDAY, OCT. 'g.
Our supply of both it'ofeign and English Corn this day
was very which has caused our -Wheat Market to be
about Ss. per quarter deirer than on Monday last.
Rye continues much tile same; bUt there being but a qbort
supply of Barley, that' article has advanced from zs. to 3s.
per quarter.
- Malt begins t' be in demand, and has a-brisker sale.
Oats have a, quick Sale; at is. per-quarter advance.
Boiling Pease are rather cheaper; but Grey ones, and Tick
and Srriall Beans, remain nearly the same as last Week.

RETURN PRIC
On board Shi
English Wheat 465 a 50S od
Fine - - 6ss aos od

E OF GRAIN,

P, aS tuhley :

Oats

aos a aSs 0(1

3os a —s od

Superfine
Foreign ditto
Fine

'jos a os ocl
44s a 4Ss od
5 s a os Ott

Superfine' 34s a os od
Poiands 36s a 38s od
White Pease sos a 58s od
hie " .6os a os od

Superfine
Rye
New -

45 a OS od
3os.a 36s od
38s a p 3 od

Supeifine
Grey ditto •
Fine -

a .os od
4os a 425 od
435 a os od

Barley
Fine

22s a 3os od
••• 38s aos od

Superfine
Malt

ps a os od
OS a:6ss od

76s i Ls od

SEEDS.
London, England, 1801-01-06

SHEERNESS, JAN. 5.

17 blew a tremendous gale at West, attend-
ed with much lightning, all last night ; we arc,
howdver, happy to say, that no damage at this
Port hat been heard of among the shipping, &c.

YARMOUTH, J. 4..

.......-

S4ILED the Diana Packet, Capt. DEOTE, for
the Continent, with the Mails for Hamburgh and
Bremen of the zd instant.

Among the Passengers was the Agent appoint..
edby the Postmaster. General to take care of the
Mails, Ate, at Bremerlehe, when it may be incon.
vrnient to take them to Cuxhaven, by which
swans it it to be hoped the public correspondence
of the Country will not again be impeded by the
frost, as it was during the last Winter.
London, England, 1801-09-02

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 1, ISol.

Dublin Castle, Aug. 25, 1801.

His Majestyi by his Royal Letters, having been
pleased to appoint Sir Michael Smith, Bart, Master
of the, Rolls in Ireland, to be of His Most Honour-
able Privy COuncil' of Ireland, he this- day, in
Council, took the usual Oaths, and his Seat at the
Board accordingly.'

•
Commisthn in the Volunteee Association of the.Wfird of Port-
sOken, in the, City .of London, signed by flis Plajesy.
Dated, August 19, tBor.
William Pratt, Gent, to be Ensign, vice colebatch.
Commission ik the Kensington Volunteer Association, Signed by
His .1119jesfy. Dated Aug. 4,
'l'hon'tas Stokes, Gent. to he Ensign,. vice Glover, resigned.

•
BANKRUPTiqifEiS .ENLARG,ED,
()et 24. Thomas Toy, 61 Penryn, Cornwall, linen-draper,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept.. 2.9. Thomas Wilrh-f, 00 NY C Kent linen-.
draper, at ten, at •
Sept. 19. Michael Collin and Thomas'Levvis, late of Hat-
ton-Garden, navy-agents, at -ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. 5. • Solomon Moses Solomon; of Queen-street; Bir',
minghant, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. S. 'William Gandar, of St. john's-street, plaisterer,
at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. '

. .
Simon Field and. Abraham Field, late of Bermondsey-street,
Southwark, woolstaplers. ,
John Steel aud Thomas Steel, late of Sutton, Surreys brick-
makers. . .
London, England, 1801-09-02

step towards the termination of the present War,'"ri
as well as the rrtO3t effcdual preventive of future
ones.: It would, I am confident, be adopted by a
wide House of Commons, without one dissentient
voice, whilst the Editor of the,ltlering Chronicle •
shall have no Seat there. it would be accepted by
"a refleeting and spirited People, not as a burtben,
but As a boon.

This subjea, Sir, is a copious one, but in mercy:
to the limits of your Paper here I step. 11.1 know
myself, a genuine attachment to the interests of my
Country, and a rooted abhorrence of all duatine3.
and - opinions. Which appear to me hostile to
those interests, bave, alone dilated the Observa-
tions which I haVe troubled you with., Of that
individual, be he who he may, who shall.continue
to reproach the Minister for measures of precaution
at such a moment as the present, I say Si Joins
die 'non timet, ed magi's refer: mr,mihi, nostriiiue,

timere."
I am, Sir,
Your litimble Servant,
A COUNTRY CLERGYMAN.
Wiltshire, Aug. 29 , 18or.
London, England, 1801-09-02

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,18 oz.

• APPLESFIAW FAIR,
NOTICE is hereby given,. That the bORSET.
SHIRE and SOMERSETSHIRE EWES, which
nave been itinemori4lly sold at Appieshaw, near Andover,
Hants, on the 7th and Bth Days of October, ,will be shown
and sold at that Fair on- those Days, in the preSent Year, pur-
suant to ancient usage, and that every thing will be prepar-
ed as usual for the accommodation of all Parties.

• The Author of an Advertisement in the .Salisbury journal
of the z4th inst. is called upon to take notice hereof, and to
take any measures' he shall be advised to pursue, to put in
issue the legality of this Fair, which the Owners of in
Appleshaw are well advised may be continued with. perked
safety to all Sellers and Buyers of Dorsetshire.and Somerset-
shire Ewes; they being determined to support their 'accustom-
ed Rights against all OppoSers whatscieVer.
Applications for further Particulars may be made to Miss
Butcher, at .the Manor HouSe ; Mr.. James Hederley, and
Mr. Thomas Bailey, at Appleshaw ; or of,IVIt. Wni. Horton,
No. 12, Newgate-street, London.
August 31, 180 1.

PARISH OF TRING,
THIRTY-ONE MILES FROM LONDON,
COUNTY OF HERTS.-
. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,.
. . By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room in Pall Malt'
On 'THURSDAY the tsf of (-Moller, at One o'Clock,
A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and Part COPY_
. HOLD ESTATE .of INHERITANCE, •subjed
to a S.nialF Fine Certain, cAlsequentlynearly 'equal to Free_
hold ; consisting of a Compact, Convenient FARM, 'with
Five Bay Barn, suitable Out-houses, good Garden, Paled
Farm Yard ; the Buildings in good repair, andA..2, R. o P.
'of rich Meadow, bodnded by a Sheet of-clear ruiiriing-Water
of rA. o R. r 4 P. with shady Walks along its Bank, plenti-
fully stocked with Perch and other Fish at the Oar:lit-my of
which a neat Building overlooking the Stream, sasltech" the
Ceiling and Walls painted by the late ingenious Artist, Mor-
timer : and nearly adjoining, FOur inclosed Fiells of Arable
Land, containing in. the whole, Twenty-tWo Acres, now in
hand.

Also, situate at Musswell, a small Distance from Tring, a
NEW itsic LOS UR E, 'tinder a recent Aa, of i 5 A. 3 R. tS-P
of Arable Land,' bounded by. the Wendover Branch of the
Grand junaion Canal, the whole,Tythefree, and lgt.off to,
a Tenant, at the Anntial Rentof - • •

THIRTY-THREE POUND TEN SHILLINGS ;
Possession may be had at Michaelmas. The Country
wears a most chearful\ appearance, abounds with Game, ex-
cellent Roads; remarkable fine Water- and' a Coach from'Tring
to London daily.
The Premises may be viewed by applying to Mr. Hubert,
Solicitor, at Tring ; and primed-Particulars had of him ; at
the Duke's Head and Coffee-house,, Lynn ; Fleece, Wels ;
Crown, Swaffham ; Crown, Stoe.; Castle, Downhatti ;
LiOh, Fakenham ; Rainbow, Cothhill ; and in Pall-mall.
London, England, 1801-09-02

CHETWYND HALL.

The Estate
.consists of a capital Mansion, with suitable
attached and detached Offices ; Garden, Pleasure Grounds,
walled Park,: Plantations, and several eligible Farms,. and
Cottages, free of Land Tax, the greater Part Tithe. Free, and
exceeding; low in its Rates to the Poor.

ParticUlars of: which ate now preparing, and ',hill be ready
for dolivery one month prior to the Sale, and may then be had
of the Printers. of the. Shrewsbury Chronicle and Chester
Courant,-Birrningitam-; Chronicle, Liverpool; Phnik, and
the Staa•golshire-•Advertiser; also at the Lion, Newport ; of
Srrong:and Still; Lincoln's Inn ; Mews. Shawes,
Great Bridge-street, Black( Friers ; - Rainbow Coffee-house,
Cornhill ; and of .Mr. Christie, :Pall-Mali, where a Plan of
the Estate, as kittod, may be seen. .• • .
London, England, 1801-09-02

PLYMOUTH, Aim.. 31.

ARRIVED the. French Chasse Maree La Hiram_
Belle, laden with plaster of
,Paris, cut out of Qui.
heron Bak by the Boats of the Unicorn Frigate ;,
also the Spanish Schooner Premamdro, in ballast,
captured on the igth inst. off Cape Finisterre, by
the Lord _Nelson hired Armed Cutter. The fore-
mast of the Schooner was carried away yesterday
during a -gale of wind in the Channel.

Arrived La Nymtbe Frigate, from a Cruize in
the Bay.

Sailed the Naiad Frigate, to join the Channel
Fleet ; and Atalante Sloop of War, on Cruize.
L' Hercule, of So guns, went out of Harbour this
morning, and anchored in Cawsand Bay.
London, England, 1801-09-02

SHROPSHIRE. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
.By. Mr. C,HRISTIE, •
At the Lion Inn, at Newport, in the County of Salop,
• • - Some time in M:TOBE R NEXT,
In sundry desirable and very eligible Lot,
MHE•well.known and beautiful Estate of CFIET-
WYNI), with its Manors and Royalties, plentifully.
-stocked an 'aboUnding with Game and Fish ; situated ad-
joining the Market Town of Newp2rt, on,. the old Chester
Road, and distant from London abotiftne hundred and-forty-
five miles, called
London, England, 1801-09-02

• - - This Day was published, price 3s.
A ..ISI ACCOUNT of a New Mode of OPERA-
/ 1 TlON'for the Removal of the 'OPACITY in the
EYE, called CATARACT., With Plates.
By Sir JAMES EARLE, F. R. S. •
Surgeon Extraordinary to 'the King, and Senior Surgeon. to
St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Printed for J. Johnson, in St: Paul's Church-yard, and
R. Faultier, in Bond-street.

W.here.may ne had, by th• same Author,
r. A Treatise on the Hy boccie, ss.
2. On the Operation for the Stone, ss.
3. On the Crooked Spine, and the Use- of Ice in Burns,
&C. 45.
London, England, 1801-09-02

p:oyed to .

rive, carts on it ; the gate on the

4

. ,
church Larnt led into it; always used to go
carriages whenever he.-.i'ent to fetch, wood. off the
Hervey Land.fif it`- had not been r. way for Car-
riages, there:won-id have-been no occasion for the
gate. -

'the Defendant's Counsel,. Mr. Serjeant SHEP.•
HERD, could not resist this evidence, verdid
was given for the Plaintiff.

EDINBURGH, Auc. 29.

ON Thursday a hayitack at the Broornielaw was
observed to be on fire, and before it Could. be -get
under, was: almost totally .consumed. And about
three o'clock yesterday morning, .a • Are,. which at
first had a very alarming appearance, broke out in ai•
'Smith's shop in jamaica-stDeet, Glasgow. Attex...•
tensivt Coopetage adjoins, which it threatened with
destruaion; but, fortunately., from the uncommon
exertions of the city Firemen,' all communication!,
therewith. was prevented. The principal damage
sustained was the consumption of 'a: pair of smithy..
bellows and a quantity of peals.
BADENOCH VOLUNTEERS.-011 the t/th of last-
month, the five Companies of .Badenoch Volunteers,.
viz., the Cluny Company, commanded by Captain
DONALD MACPHERSON ;, the. Laggan, 'by Captaia.
MAcnoNELL•; 'the Kinguissie,- by Captain LACH.
LAN M ACPH E 160 N,, of Ralia ; the Balville, by
Captain CLARK ;_ and the Alvie Company, by.Car-
lain SHAW. ; were inspefted. in a field near the
Bridge of- Spey, at Benchar, by the InSpeding
Officer of the Distria, Major BA I LI t.
pearance and discipline of the several- Corps . re
wer
admirable.; and. the Impeding Officer was pleases
to express hithself in the highest terms of approba-
tion with regard 'to the condita.of, the Officers and
men,' and returned them his public 'Thanks on, the
ground, for the very meritorious mamter in which
they, went through their 'manoeuvres, firing, and
other bUsiness of the day.
~ After the inspeaion, , the men were entertained
on the field, and His,Majesty,'Ehealth was drank IT
them 'and their friends present. with heartfelt love
and veneration.' The Officers, with a large party,
Of the Gentlemen of the County, adjourned to Pit-
pain, where an elegant dinner was provided, and
'where. the remainder of the day was passed with the
.utmost 'cheerfulness and conviviality. Many -loyal
and 'constitutional toasts were. drank, and particu:ar-
'ly their gallant. relations, - friends,- and countrymen
in the. 4.zd and 920 Regiments, were remeniberea ,
with honourable enthusiasm.
London, England, 1801-09-02

This. Day wa.-publisne,:,
In Six:W.ll,llles, with cola fired NI4pS 'of England and
Scotland, priCe zl. Bs. in boards,
A TOLIR throub,h the whole Island of GREG F
Elt I-TA IN ; divided into Journies. Interspersed with
useiui Observations; particularly calculated for the Use of
th,e -who are desirous of travelling over England and Scot-
land.

Bythe- Rev. C. CRUTTWELE,
Author of the Universal Gazetteer. •
Prihted for G. and
.1. Robinson, Paternoster-row ; G.
Kearsley, Fleet-street; and T. N. Longman, and 0. Rees,
Paternoster-row ; Bell and Bradlute, Edinburgh.; and• Brash
And Reid, Glasgow.
London, England, 1801-09-02

COUNT JOSEPH BORRUWLASKI.
T. Fig Promoteis of the SUBSCRIPTION to
raise a FUND for the BENEFIT of COUNT BOR-
RUW LASKI, are desirous of applying the same agreeable
to the.original Plan as soon as possible ; they therefore re-
quest the Bankers in London and in the- Country, who have
rixeived Subscriptions, will have: the goodness to remit the
same to Messrs. Mills, Hopper, and 1/4.!0. Bankers, Durham.
Dtirharo, Aug. z 6, 1801. .

This Day was published, Price Two Shillings, ,
Illustrated by three Copper-plates,
NO. :exxxvrir. or
THE REPERTORY of ARTS --and MANG-.
P,ACTURES ; a Work consisting. of accurate Copies
of Specifications of Patent Inventions; Descriptions of all
new and useful Inventions and-Discoveries in Manufadurei;
Agriculture? Mechanics, and Chemistry; seleCted from. the,
Philosophical . Societies of all I%ltalons, and from original
Communicatiops of ingenious Individuals with monthly
Accounts of all new Patents granted for Inventions.
Published. the ist of every 'Monti, at the Repertory Office,
'Nth 182, Fleet-street, and oy all Booksellers; of whom com-
plete Sets may be had, Containing, a very extensive Variety of
important Discoveries and Inventions in the useful Arts,'.
illustrated by moreithan 34,3-Copper-plates.
Patents.—Personsliesitous,ot obtaining Patents for.lnv.en-
ticins, may, by application to the Editors or this Work,: have
them procured with very little, trouble to, themselves, and
receive the assistance of the Editors in:drawing up and ad-
justing their Speciti,,:ations,' Wno;--front much- experience in
that business, hatter themselves their Sefyiees may be ac-,
ceptable to thole unacquainted with the niceties- required in
the Description of their ,Inventions. _
London, England, 1801-09-02

. .
Tnis D..iy was published,
'ln One Volume, Octavo, price tos. 6d. in boards,
A,General :ACCOUNT of all the 'ItIVERS• of
NOTE in GREAT 13RITAIN with their several
Courses, their peculiar Characters, the Countries through
which they flow, and:tbe entire.,.,::a Coast plow ; con-
cluding witha minute des,:ript.on of the Thitaa,,:s,- and its va-
rious auxiliary Streams.. I ilust raed with Seventeen Maps.
HENRY.SKRINE, Esq, LL. 13.
• of warlq,..io Soutersetshire,
Author of Three Successive Tours an the 'North of England
and Scotland, in 1705 ; aad Two Successive Tours in
South and North Wales, in 1799.
Printed by I'. Beasley, for P. himsly and Co. 87, strand.
London, England, 1801-10-27

MR. THOMAS RUDDIMAII.

We cannot omit to notice, that a handsome
Tablet to the memory of the late learned Mr. THo-
MAS RCIDDIMAI, Keeper of the Advocates Library
is just now ereEting in the New Grey Friars
Church. It was pr pared in London by d.:sire of
WhArAM IturwimADi, late.
of
India; as a tri
bate of respeci to his relation ; and the descendants
of Mr. RUDDIVIAN in this cciuntrt, obtained the
permission of the' Lord Provost and Magistrates to
plate it in the above Church. 'pile inscription is in
twords--

Sacred to the Memory ,
Of that celebrated Scholar and worthy Mari
THOMAS RUDDIMAN,
Keeper of the Advocates Library near Fifty Years.
Born Od. J 674, within thr ini:es of the Town of Lariff;

Die.lat Edinburgh rgth January, 1757.,
/n his Eighty-rhird Year.
Part obiturv, dentfaSla reanewti 'crtermque Virtu:
• Nun meluit rty its ne rapiatur a7uis.
This Tablet is erected as a respectful rributa
By his relative Win. Ruddiman, M. D.

WEL.MARNOCK., OCT. 19.

The following are the names of tLe unfartunittt
Sufferers at this place on tli;! iSth instant, as pub_
lisped by the authority of the Magistrdtes:

KILMARNOCK fl'iltll-.
Townhead Quarter—William Muir, glovet; lead Pate:.-
son, residenter.
Soulcross Quarter-16bn Logan',- shoemaker.
Back Quarter—Mary Reid, daughter of WM. Reiai Tlio.
Abraham, an orphan.
Mid Quarter—James Gilchrist, shoemaker ; Janet Dickicei,
daughter of Joseph Dickie
Brew land Quarter—Andrew Aitken staymaket ; Matz:fret
Wilson, daughter of Pavid Wilson, shoemaker.
Holmbead quarter—Widow HoWat.
Nethertounholrn Quarter--A daughter of Robert Kerhan,
weaver; Widow Mary Taylor; Janet, a daughter of Widow
Mclntosh •' John, Deal,. weaver, from 11-eland.
Townend add Glebe Quarters—Charles Wilson, a servant;
William Smith,. weaver; Margaret Stevenson, widow of
James Carter ; Tannahill; wright ; W. Baird, son
of William Baird, Weaver; anti a daughter of James Wilson;
plasterer.
West Quarter—George Guthryi son of Mr. John Guthry,
at Mounf.
Grougar Quarter— Bell, in Oldwalls, son of Widow
BeiL

KILMAURS pAßlsti.

. Mary, daughter of .Walter Smith ; Jean Stewart ; Jean
daughter of the late WilliaM Anderson, in Corse house;
Jarncs F.irlie, tanner; Janet, daughter of fames Muir; in
HolirtS;
,kiet, daughter of David Brown, collier; and A
dauOter of John Stevenson; in Hallbims.
London, England, 1801-10-27

STATE LOTTERIES, ISoi.

The Irish begins drawing the 26th November
next, and tlie English the 3d of March t Bot.
Note—The Tickets in both 'Lotteries will be
higher before the time of drawing.
The Tickets, Halvess Quarters, Eighths, and
Sixteenths' Shares (duly stamped, pursuatit4o •At't
of Parliament), are sold and registered .4337-• Mr.
NicrioiLsoN, at his State Lottery-Office, No. z 6;
Cornhill, London, opposite the Bank of England,
where all busineSs relative to Lotteries, or the Pub-
lic Funds, is faithfully transaEted.
The following'is a Numerical List of the Capital
Prizes lately Sold and Shared at this Office, viz:
No. 5499 - - - 4.10,000 No. 23481 . k. 26,000
7785 - - - 20,c00 25365 5,00•0
906; - - . ico,ooo 28322 - . 20,060
14777. - 5.00* 39875 - - - ,5.000
17025 - 70,0°0 43700 Io,oco
17049 - - 10.000 43978 . 5,600
IS 4 - - ro,QOO 4404. 20,0D0
19896 5,001 46676 10,003
23339 - - - 5,0e0 52603 - - to,oco
Besides many ofiocol. toool. and 5001. each.

Money for the Prizes as soon as drawn,---Schemes
gratis. Orders from the Country (post-paid) duly
attended to.
London, England, 1801-10-27

NORTHEkN MEETING.

the Northern Meeting commenced at Inverness;
on Monday the t 2th, and was most numerously and
respeikahly attended. Among those who hononred

the Meeting With their company, were the Durchcs
of Gordon, the Duke and Dutch6s of Manchester:
the; Marquis of Huntley, Lady Madclina Sinclair;
Lady Georgina Gordon, Duke bf Athole, Earl of
Glasgow, many of the Officers of the Perth and Ayr-
shire Militia, with several other respeelable visitors
too numerous to mention'. The balls; as
were brilliant in the -highest degree. A mutual
desire to please Scented universally to prevail;
which, united with so much beauty and elegance,
could not fail to produce the festivity and good
humour which it has always been the objeet_of thia
institution to promote. Lord Seaforth had, with
that politeness and attention which distinguish his
character, left direaions thai two bucks should be
presented to the meeting, which was accordingly
done by his commissioners.
The meeting fOr next year is to be held in the
month of Otiober, at such time as shall be hereaftel•
advertised. The fallowing metribers were appoint-
Ca Stewards for the ensuing year, viz:

The Most Noble tile Marquis of Huntly.
Major-General Sir Charles Lockhart Ross; of talna-
gowan, Bait.
Colonel Haigh Grant, of Moy.
David M‘Do,.val Grant, I:Sq. of Arridill.
Aleander M'Donel, Esq. of Glengarry •
Jame M‘Pherson, Esq., of Pelville.
Edward S. Fraser, ksq. of Reelick.
John Cockburn ItoS, Esq. of Shandwick. •
John Mackintosh, E:iq. Provost of Inverness.
London, England, 1801-10-27

BRISTOL) OCT. 4.

FRIDAY se'nnight in the evening, between seven
and eight o'clock, as the youngest son of Mr. Car-
penter, George-street, Bath, was returning to Wes-
ton, he was accosted by-a man who called him by
name," and continued conversing with him till they
reached the stile near the stone-quarry in Weston.
lane, where the villain seized him by the cravat,
and presented a pistol to his hfad, threatening to
shoot him if lie made any noise : he then whistled,
and another fellow stepped fro\m`behind the hedge,
and after tearing the lad's coat, which was but-
toned, to come at his pockets, robbed him of a 7s.
piece'and some silver, one of them holding a pistol
to his head the whole time. They then compelled
him to go back to Bath, threatening to murder him
if he dared to return to Weston.

The Middlesex 'Militia were yesterday' assembled
opposite the York Hotel, Clifton ; and after being
reviewed, an examination took place, when those
soldiers who were under a certain height, in an ill
state of health, or athianced in years, were dis-
charged.
The County of Cornwall will, immediately' feel
the glorious effeets of the Peace. Id the article of
Pilchards •only, now ready for exportation, it will
be an advance of a guinea a hogshead, which, upon
a moderate computation, will make a difference of
4.o;cool, to the proprietors.

THE OLIVE BRANCH, OR THE RETURN OF

PEACE

"igfeeably introduces; and iscoincident with the
approaching *drawing of 'the IRMI LOTTERY FOR'
ci VEMBE Ft ; -if the former- assures . public tran-
quillity, and its attendant prosperity and happiness,
the latter, as the medium of ?orturie's,rich dispem.
sations comes, like' rite dove., " with healing on
its wings," bearing to the scenes of domestic life,
afftuence, comfort, peace, and happiness : The
scheme of November Lottery, unparalleled as to
expansion of advantages, may be regarded as (he
preliminary at or Fortunes treaty with her fa-
vourites ;—its definitive adjustment comes' under
discussion on Mopday the i 6th day of November ;
and the most important benefits will be cOneeded on
the 13th and 19th day after opening of the eon-
ferences.
London, England, 1801-10-27

DANGEROUS COMPLAIN-TS

Another incoutestible proof oi the Efficacy of Mr. Lignurri's
PILLS, recommended to the notice bf the affliEted
I'o Mr. Lioritmt, at his Dispensary, Manchester.
DEAR. SIR,
THE following Account of my Csse will, I trust,
be a convincing proof of the infallibility ofyour Pills :
Through inattention and negligence, my complaint became
so alarming, that t applied to a Surgeon in the vicinity for
advice, who treated me unsuccessfully for some time, and at
length informed me that my case was despeiate, owing to my
riot applying for medical aid sooner : 111 this-dreadful situation,
a friend of mine recommended the use of your Pills, NNhiclt
after taking two boxes, so far recovered me, that my acquaint-
ance were, astonished at my speeciy.recovery, and in a month
more, in -the. end of June, I was well enough to go to Har-
wich, for the benefit of sea-bathing, to re-establish my nu_
vous system, which, from my long confinement, had sit/tared'
much.—l live at Norwich, whither I shall return in about
a fortnight, .perfectly restored to my former state of health.
I beg you will inform the world at large of this ally cure, that
the diseased part of the human race may reap the benefit of
your skill; and to the incredulous you may snew this letter,
and the name of;

Dear Sir,
Your obedient humble Servant,
Ipswich, Aug. 15, 1796. - THOMAS KR.CAKS.
These Pills arc sold, At as. 9d. the box, wholesale and
retail, at Mr. Lignum's Dispensary, Manchester ;' anti At
Howa,rd and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield,
sole Wholesale Agents in London; and retail by the follow-
ing persons : H. Cundell, No. •4.7, Minories; W. Clark,
No. 269, Borough ; Jordan,' No. 33, Whitechapel ; Jeboult,
No. iso, Oxford-street Sutton, No. 41, Long-acre; Wade,
Old Bond-street, and No. 1641, Fleet-street ; Tutr and BOul-
ton, Royal Exchange; Kmsht, Norton Falgate; Turtle,
No. 127, Strand; and Ward, .No. '374, Holborn. '
London, England, 1801-10-27

DR. NORRIS's DROPS

THLsuperior Efficacy of this Medicine, in the
ov.ingDisorders, has, more than half atrage,..bet,:f
universally experienced anti acknowledged. Fevers of all
sorts, whether Inflammatory, putrid, miliarv, bilious, ner
vous, or hectic, but especially the Putrid, or Yellow Fever,.
so fatal in hot climates, in which destructive nriladv, br
liberal application, the Patient is :recovered in the; ve?y hour
of expeded dissolution. In-complaints of the Stomaat and
Bowels, Astlimas, inveterate:Coughs, Colds, the Scurvy and
Impurities of the Blood, Unpaired. Constittitiwns, anti the.
decays and dis Comforts of advanced. Life,. rothinf can exceed
is cordial and salutary.etlects: • A'tchic-spoonful in a glass
9f water, takers', occasionally, prevents the ill .efteds ire-
Atiently experienced in nervous and bilious habits, from Sza.-
bathing,..or drinking the Mineral Waters.
The Family. Bottle,, au. is only so be had at the Dotior.'s
House, Lower Brookrstreet; Grosvenor-square, -where Books
of Cures are delivered, gratis, and all Orders for Exportation
executed. The other sized Bottles arc Sold Wholesale and.
Retail by Messrs. jeboult and eo. Na. Oxthrd-street.
London, England, 1801-10-27

S lIP NEII S

LYNN, OCT. 24.

Arrived—the Phoenix, Pridgeon, froni Archangel ; ,Venus
Thompson, from Petersburo ; Fountain, Utter, and Bac
thus, Kent, from:Chribriatna.

GRAVESEND, OCT. 25.

.
Massed by—the Sally, Brown, and Diana, Barrett, from
Havre ; William and John, ; . Bird, Pringle ; Han-
nah, —, and Minerva, Boyd, from Petcrsburgh ;• Betsey,
; Kockey, Margaret, Dodds, and Victory,
Barrett, from Archangel ; Frederic, Muller, and Heber
—, :from Copenhagen; Mercurius, !andel', Peter-
son ; Desire, ; Minerva, Kruger; Fortuna, ---- ; Pe-
ter and Johanna, Dawson; Thomas, Stanhope; Martha
Andero, —; • Fortuna, Croftin ; Iris, —; Hero;"--,
and Speculation, .—, from Norway.
Sailed—the Harriott; Stoddart, for Roston ; Hanscombe
Packet, for Lisbon; Brothers, Packwood, for New-
York ; Caroline, --, for Petersburgh ; Thomas and
Sally, Purchass, for Cork ; Swift, , for Minorea ;
john, .Cookson, for •La -Guiera ; St. Patrick, eampnell,
for • Belfast ; Dree Gebroders, Heynes, and Koning, Von
Prussia, -----, for Havre.
London, England, 1801-10-27

DV TN R- KI NG's PATENT.
EVERY' MAN-HIS OWN MILLER.

THOMAS WRIGHT, .I\io-.78, Mark-lane,
Patentee of the HAN D STOKE CO RN MILLS, made
with French Burr Stones, standing in frame three feet
square, and NI/Of-king with a Crank and Horizontal Fly-wheel,
takes leaVe to inform his Friends and the Public, they are
now to be inspeded at theManufadory, No. at, Paul-street,
Finsbury-square, where those desirous of taxorning purcha-
sers may have an opportunity of working them till they are
satisfied of its utility-, He begs to state, that he has made
such great improvements in them, that one person may grind
half a Bushel in an hour. These Mills make no waste, and
it is presumed are well worth the attention of those who wish
for unadulterated Flour, as also of' Hospitals and other cha-
ritable Institutions, as one Mill. kept constantly at work,
will .grind enough for Four Hundred Persons daily, and al-
ways produce a very great saving. The Mill is not subjeet
to get out of order, and will grind any kind ot.o rain, includ-
ing Rice and,lridian Corn.
The'Patentee trusts an impartial Public will, on inspection
and working them, acknowledge their advantages, and great
superiority over every thing of the kind hitherto invented
he undertakes to keep them in repair gratis thefirst two-years,
in case of need. The Mills are Sixteen Guineas each ; and
Sieves placed in a drawer underneath, to receive and slit The
Meal, One Pound Fifteen Shillings. Purchasers of Mills
may be Supplied with Wheat.
London, England, 1801-10-27

DIED.

. On the 7th hist in Duke-street,• St. James's, in'the gth •
yearof his age, Sir Wilhamllay, Bart. The title devolves
to his first cousin, the infant son of the late Colonel Lewis
Hay, who was killed at the Helder.
On Sunday the 18th inst. George. Ayliner, Esq. third son
of the late Hon. and Rev. John. Aylmer:.
On Saturday lot, Mr. Thomas. Higgs, one of the Cashiers
of the Bank of England.
The same night, at his father's house, Great Ealing, Mr.
Charles Douglas. • :
.The same day, in Hatton-garden, Miss Sarah Walker, the
.infant daughter of fames Walker, late of Jamaica.
The same day, at Malden, in Essex, Mr. John White,
Farmer and Wool stapler, of that Town.
On Thursday morning, Mr. Thomas Carter, of Crosby-
square. - •
Yesterday morning, Mr- Oddie, of Bear-yard, Lincoln's-
inn-fields. • . .
On the I.6th.ofJuly,'at the Cape of Good Hope, in his.way
to Madras, Mr. George Kemp, jun. late of Cornhill, aged 27.
On the 26th August last, at Trinidad, Capt.- sT-. Collins.
of His Majesty's 11th West Irict.‘ Regiment, and Assistant
Quarter and Barrack-Master-General to the Forces on that
Island. '
Sunday se'nnight, at his lodgings in the Circus, Bath, after
an illness of a few hours. only, Major Boland.
Last weelt., at the Hotwells, Bristol, the Lady of Edward
Simeon, Esq. M. P. for Reading.
On l'hursday the 15th inst. Miss Letitia Mack y, daugh-
ter of Robert 'Wacky, Esq. Maiden-Hill, Herts. •
On Sunday, the 18th inst. in the 39 tit year of his age, Phi-
Tip Stanhope,- Esq.
Yesterday, Mrs. William.Sirns, of Newington-place, Sur-
London, England, 1801-10-27

BIRTH. 4,
Friday last, at Hamptoh, the Lady of Charles Drummond,
Esq. of a Son.

MARRIED.

• •
On Sunday, H. Hartwell, Esq. to Mrs. Ellington, of
York-street.
On the Stla inst. at Aberdeen, William Smith, Esq. to
Miss Mary 'Tait. only daughter of the deceased Charles Tait,
Esq. late Sheritrof Aberdeenshire.
London, England, 1801-12-15

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
I, 0 _ MORROW EVENING, Dec. 16, iSor,
will be performed,
CHAINS OF THE HEART.
WITH
THE FOLLIES OF A DAY;
,fin Thursday, the new Opera of Chains of the Heart,
lth The Spoil'd Child. '
On Friday, the new Comedy. of Folly as it Flies:
On Saturday, Artaxerxes, with The Wags of Windsor.
The new Pantomime, called Harlequin Almanack, or The
four Seasons, which has been so long in preparation, will
,Zrtainly be produced on the Wednesday preceding the
A new "tragedy has been also some time in rehearsal.
ptic notice Will given of Mr. Cooke's performance of
King Richard, and the next representation of the New Co-
giedy of Folly as it Hies.
London, England, 1801-12-15

GENERAL POST OFFICE,

December 15, tot.
HE Communication by Post between this Coun-
try and France will be re-opened by Packet Boats Pont
Dover and Calais,.on FRIDAY NEXT, the liith instant, ana'
the Mails will continue to be Dispatched from this Office every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, as formerly.
Measures are taking to accelerate the re-establishment of Packets
between this County and Holland, by way of Harwich and Bel-
voetslto,s.

The Communication between Harwich and Cuxhaven, will he
still continued.

No Letters to any part of the Cont;nent tyr Europe can be for-
warded, unless the Postage of such Letters befirst paid.
By Command of Ills 11IajesN's Postmaster General,
FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary.

IMPERL4L PARLIAM ENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

MONDAY; DECEMBER 14.
A Meeting took place at an unusual hour this day; namely,
before ten o'clock, when their Lordships proceeded to rcau a
third time and pass, the Organzine Thrown Silk Bill—the
Irish Distilleries—and the Starch ManufaOurel3ills; and a
Message was ordered to the Commons, to, acquaint them-
therewith.

' Some private business was also disposed of; after which
the House adjourned till tomorrow, when a Commission
takes place, for declarip►g the Royal Assent to certain Bills.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, DEC. 14.

A Message from the Lords stated that their
Lordships had agreed to . the Organzine Silk Bill,
the Starch Bill, and the Irish Wheat Distillery. Bill,,
without any Amendment.
Lord STOPFORD presented a Petition from the
Borough nf Lanark against opening the Distilleries.
Mr. W. DUNDAS said he liad a Petition in
his hand from Aberdeen, but he was afraid it was:,
informal, because the Petitioners styled thetnselves
Memorialists.
The SPEAKER said, it certainly was irregUlat,
and could nor be presented. '
Mr. DENT rose to give notice, that immediately
after the Recess he should move for leave to bring •
in a Bill to. prohibit that cruel pradice ,Of bull-
baiting. He was proceeding- to state his reasons,
when he was called to order by
Mr. BRAGGE, typo said; it was irregular on a
notice to enter into any argument, because it would • I
lead to a discussion when there was no question be-
fore the House.
Mr. WINDHAM said, he hoped that if it was
to be brought forward, that the House would seri-
ously consider it, and tkat.Gentlerneh would -attend
at the discussion he very much disapproved of the
idea of tampering with praffices of long establish- .
ment ; but. if the sUbjeft was to- be entered into,
he hoped it would be done in earnest,
Mr. COURTENAY rose, but was called to pr-
der, there being no question before tile House.
London, England, 1801-12-15

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
- MORROW EVENING; Dec. T 6, 18oz,
will be performed,
PIZARRO.

WITH

- -
THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
On Thursday, Artaxerxes Mandane, by Mrs. Billing ton,
With Katharine and Petruch'io.
On Friday, the Play of The Point of Honour.
On Saturday, the Comic Opera of The Pirates.
And on Monday, King Henry the Fifth.
London, England, 1801-01-08

HULL, JAN. 5.

~:

THE Sally, JAL Ar, and the Poto,tomar,i ch;ef,
A LLYN, arrived at this Port yesterdak from
New-York, after a passage of forty-five days.
Last week, at a Meeting held at the Exdtange,
it was unanimously resolved, that a Subscription
should be opened here for the relief of our utifixr.
tunate and brave Countrymen now captives in
Russia, and their families in England.
London, England, 1801-03-05

SLUE BEARD.

The New Drama of Deaf and Dumb will be performed
every Evening till further notice ; on Monday, with Har-
lequin Amulet • on Tuesday, with Robinson Crusoe.
A new Tragedy, called Julian and Agnes, is in. rehear.
sal, and will be pcoducdd as soon as possible.

THEATRE-ROYA T., DRURY-LANE.
This Day was published, price as, 6d.
DEAF and DUMB Or, The ORPHAN
PROTECTED, an Iligorical Drama' in, five
/Las, new Per rating with unbounded applanse at this
Theatre, taken from the French of Bouilly, and adapted
to the nglish Stage.
Printeu for I. -Ridgeway, York-street, St. James's.;
square. Also,
1. Pizarro, by R. B. Sheridan, Esq. ss. and as. 6d.
z. Egyptian Festival, by Mr. Franklin, as.
3. 'Tis All A Farce, by Mr. Allingharn,
4. Fortune's Frolic, by Mr. Allingham,

HO. as requesteds acknowledges the receipt
• of the Papers; and, in reply, observest that be
cannot, with any propriety, interfere in the first instance ;
as the subjeci. in question, if ever brought forward, may
Be teem.' to H. O. for his Opinion.
London, England, 1801-03-05

LIGNUM's ANTISCOitIWI IC DROPS

. .
St. Anthony's Pottery•, Northishont, near Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, July 7th, 'Soo.

sin,
TO you it must undoubtecily e pdcultarly sat.
tisfadory to hear of the efficaey of a Medicine which
'conduces so much to the:public goixl: My son, who is
now eleven years of age, is in the nutrtber of tOose whci
have experienced the beneficial efforts of your ANTI:.
SCORBUTIC DROPS, for which t desire to be.
01 to-God, and to return you my. warmest acknowledg-
ments. He was, for upwards of five years,..most violently
afflicled,with a.scorbatic humour,- which extended front
Ow soles of his feet to the crown of his head, in one entiró
scab, his face anil hands excepted, During his afflialion,
horn the insiifferable itching attending liis complaint, 'hi3
life was burthensome to himself; andyou mhy naturally
puppose an inexpressible and daily grief to myself and hie
Mother. Observing numerous AdvertiSeinents of yours
hi the ,Newspapers, and the many Cues your Antisdor..
buti,:, Drops had performed in this neighbourhood, as well
as at a distance, I was deteimined my son should make
ttial'of them. I pitrehased.one td. isottle Of Mrs..
Hodgson, of Newcastle, which he took agreeably to yont
direetions,,but we flaund little or no alteration ; in taking
the second bottle he was much better, and before he finish,
ed five small bottles. he , was perfectly Ira from every
symptom of his loathsouletlisortler; and, thatik God,' he
is now a line healthy boy at school. I think, injustice
to so valuable a Medicine, I could do no othetwmse for
your and the Public's good, than request you tt+ publish
my son's case. You have my permission to refer =my per-
son labouring under similar complaints; when I Shall with
pleasure satisfy the inquirer.
I remain, with much esteem, Sir,'.
• Your obliged humble Seiviint,
JONATHAN FOSTERe
WittieSses ratite signing '111°4!
OssiltT
To Mr. Lignum, Surgeon; No. sN
Bridge-street, Manchester.
OZ 'These Drops arc sold in nouldht Square Bottlers,
at I2s. and 45. 64. One tas. Bottle is equal in (pi:tatty to
three 4s. 6d. ones.
One 4s. 6d. Bottle is sufficient to etinvince the alfilited
of the sal titia y elktis of the Medicine.
They may. he had, Nviteleaale and retail, .at Mr: Lig.,
mimes Dispensary, in Bridge.str4el,,Nlancitestet ; and are
sold, by appointment, by Flowant:ptitt Evans, No. 41,
Long-lane, Wi:st Smithfield, sold Whoksale Agents in
London; Alio Sold Retail by tow loltover.og l'or.-ons t
H. Cundell, No.4t, Militaries; W. Clarke, N';.169, 13o-
rough; Jordan, No. 33, Winte,ital ; Johottit atm Cp.
NO: lso, Oxford-street; Knight, (erron algate • raigt-,
No. Lig, Cockhill, Ratcliiti:; Mr. l'idding# No. 76,.0z.
furl-ardut ; Stilton, No. 14c, Long-Acre • Tutt and Bal.
ton, Royal Exchange; Turtle, No. i'a7, Strand, opposna
Exeter Change ,• Ward, No. 324, }hitt:Am; Witoli.7, Oki
Bond-streo, and No. 163, Flaet-scut..
London, England, 1801-03-05

'ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.

TH.TXD ISA Y.

The following Capit4l'PrizeS were Drawn
No. 57,346, a Print of Oct Thousand Pounds.
7494. a Prizg of One Hundred Pounds.
15,712, -a Prize of Fifty7POund.•
London, England, 1801-03-05

ANNUITY.

As many People :who haVe considerable Pro.
petty in the Funds, have occasion for a Stun of
Money, but who do not chute to sell out: of the Stocks
on account of their tow state; Three Thousand Pounilk
is ready to be advarced by a Lady of forty-nine years ot
age, for. an Annuity of Three Hundred a year for het Life,
- secured by vesting in the, hands of Trustees as pinch
Stock, as the Interest ot which will pay the Annuity.
Enquire ofMr, Maycock, HAberclasher, No. j 6, Stan.
hope- s t rec t, Clare-Market.
London, England, 1801-03-05

NEW NJANUFACtORY.

- -
I)OI3ARTS and PLOWMAN most tesped-
fully* inform the Nobility and Gentry, who have
not seen their New and Elegant kianufaaory of CH AM-
BE,RRV and ITA LI AN MUSLINS, that their Ware-
house is the only place in this Country where they can be
genuine, No. t, Chandos-street, Covent-garden.
N. B. A great Variety of Fancy Sills, by the Manufac-
turers. - •

AYLESBURY,. BUCKS. •
TO BE SOLD, a.most Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, TITHE-PRE E, either together, or in
Parcels, situate in and adjoining the '['own of Aylesbury.
The Estate possesses some PECULIAR PRIVILEGES
2nd Advantages. The ManurS are extensive
particulars will shortly be ready kir delivery, and in.
formation relative to the Estate may, in the mean time,
be had on application to Messrs. Forster Cooke, and
Frere.
of Ifineoln's:inn ; and to -Mr. Davies,,Leivkner,
near Tctsworth, Oxford.—lf the-Estate Is sold together,
2 considetaPle part of the Putchase-,mopey way remain on
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London, England, 1801-03-05

LINCOLN, ilrEn. 27.

On Tuesday two:Excise Officers frorn.Grant-
ham, accompanied b'y one of this town, were
busily employed in searching the warehouses of
the grocers, stationers, &c. in this Place, for cap_
paper with false stamps, and the Exciseman'inamc
forged. They seized several huddles, inditletent
places, which. had been bought several Months
ago, with the stamps, &c. so well imitated as to
render it impostiblc for a casual observer to know
the differeiree..

Last. night an hay-stack,. the property of the
ostler of ,the I<ingston's Arms in this Own, in a
close belonging, to Robert Kirkby, was discovered
to be. on tire. We are happy to hear, that by the
exertions of the people who assembled on_ the
alarm being given, a part of the stack was saved,
and ,the whole of znother which stood near it,
belonging' .to another person ; but the loss is still
a very-heavy one to an' honest industrious man,
whose eireumstances in life are but ill-calculated
to 'bear it. - And what must add to the calamity
is, that frOm every appearance,' there is reason to
suppose it was wilfully set on fire.
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