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London, England, 1801-01-24 00:00:00

SATVRDArp.7ANVART e 4., 1801.

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• HANOVER-SWAIM CONCERT IROOMS.,-
VISS LINWOOD's EXAIBniiON is now
+lra- open, and wil/.continne.every Day, (Sundays excepted),
Arena Nue In the Morning until Evening.—The Additions this
Stara arc tote WeonNIAPi, from the celebrated' Pletutu of
Onintbetrough, in a Abom adapted for Its reception : the Head
ef the nbbre Wendt*** in Wool, and Ttlfs woon's Por-
entleoltrpn ts Painting by Ideppator. Admittance One Shilling.
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ENOLLSH LCfrrElitY,
Begins Drawing the, ad of Much dor..
TILE SCHEME CONTAINS
o Prises of Z. 30,000
g =ADO .
3 10400
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--•-•• 2A5
to 1,000
16 --.. 500
54 100
too go
17,400 IR
Half a Million of Money Sterling in prises.
Part of the Capitals Will be ilesertniucil as under s . • I
Firfi-Drawn Ticket igth Day £.10,000
Ditto agth Day 10.000
Ditto 33d Day 3Opoo
Ditto 40th Day apoo
The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the ufail time to
full Reding money, without any difcount or dedudion.
'PICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are
felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in
England, Scotland and Ireland. Ak..l the Prins paidas &mod;
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket £.17 3 0
Half Sl6 o Eighth 2 g 0
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Cliarter 49 o &SCUM= a 3 3
..• retools In the country may be fupplied with Tickcts or
F.harcs the fame an if prefent, by fending linft Office Orders,
good Bills, Caih, or Bank notes, to any Licenftd Lottery Oilier.

[PAIGE SIX-PENCE.

CHUILCH LIMO.

WANTED to purchafe, the Perpetual Advore.
or.frate Prehntation to id:2ring of between Three
stud Five Hundred. Poundii a year, witit• a profneet of an early
vacancy.. if in say of the Northern comae, it wouldbe molt
Apvivto. Mr; Willington, No. 3, King's Ben a, Tess
Ole, London ; or Mr. ktobinfoo, Attorney, in Utva,t(ne, Law

PRIVATE TUITION.
THE Rev: T. G. COYLE:VON, being deCrous
Si undertaking the Education of Six or Eight Pupils as
for a Public School, or fur the Unlr•-rfity, at Me
rarkinta gclamY Houfe of Orwell, begs leave tonics' for t imua:.:s
to his charkter to the following Gentlemen
The Lambkin of C. C. C. Oxford,
The Pruvolt of Oriel College,
Prßunk, Efii. of DOWllti,
i Boiler. FN. of Morval,Connniffioner of the Coftoing,
the Rev. H. H. Tremayne, of Heligan,
Lieutenant-General Simeoe, of Woolford Lodge.
Mr. Copleiton will be ready to communicate by letter or
peirfonally, with any Gentleman `who may favour him with as
effEestion direeted to him, at Orwell, near Booboo, Devon.

BTAFkORDSHIRE anti WORCESTERSHIRE CANAL.
TO la PSREMPTORILY SOLD ST AUCTION,
B f RANDLE WALKER,
Oa Thurfday the 19th day of February nest, pretifdy at Four
&Mock In the Afternoon, at the Rea Lion Ism, In Wol-
verhampton, in the County of Stafford,
'THREE SHARES .in the Staffordfhire and
Worcefterikire CANAL NAVIGATION; the P
of William Jones, a Bankrupt. The Shares in this lungr =
COUGRII paibdt year ail. per Share.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Willington, No. 3,
King's Bench Walks, Temple, London ; Mr. Prim, Attorney,
or the Andioneer,at Wolverhampton.

ADVOWSON OF WALKINOTON.
TO BF SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Ocorge Inn, Coney-ftreet, York, on Thutrday the 19th
February, 1 Sol, between eleven and twelve o'clock in that
forenoon (if not before fold by private contract, of which
notice will.be given),
rrHE PER PE UAL ADVOWSON of the
RECTORY and PARISH CHURCH of WALKING-
TON, in the Eaft Riding of the COUNTY of YORK, (fub.
jell to the life of the precut Incumbent, aged about 55 pots).
The Redtory coafifts of a new and fpacious Patronage HOW;
with a Coach-houfe, Stables, Dove-cote, and other fuitable•
Out-bulldings, and a Garden, Shrubbery, and Paddock adjoin-
ing or near to the fans; in the occupation of the prefete in-
cumbent; and ;tiro comprises a Dwelling-houfe and divot.
Clofes. or parcels of Land, cndtalning in the whole about 330
acto, let t• tenants at feveral yearly rents, amounting togs.
tier to upwards of Six Hundred Pounds.
Walkiogton is a pletrant village, about three miles front
Beverley, the capital of the Salt Riding, a t miles froth the
Itourilbing town and port of Kingftoo upon Hull, and within
hallo day's journey of the City of York, and' of the two
thing places of Scarborough and Bridlington Key. The neigh-
bourhood is genteel. the air falubriosts, and the roads gook
The mulcts at Beverley and Hull are well (applied with i.thr
and provifions of all kinds, and the Mail and other Rage
coaches :pais through Beverley between Hall and York evert
day In the week.
Particulars may be had of Mare. Lockwood owl Doribery.
of Beverley ; of Mein. Vflootley WA Yowler, efltosg,
Sodfordillire ;ccof M. Lambert; le ikkoll Ckwiumf. • ..0"-

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:STOGILERSTON. LEICESTF.RSIiIkit
TO DT TOLD ■T MUTATE COI.I RACT.
A MOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE.
mantling of the MANOR, the perpetual Advowfan a(
the Rectory and the Tuwrifidp or Hamlet of siTiacititatroie.
in the County of Leie.Ater, which contains 936 Acres, ot,
tbi.reabuuts, of very rich Meadow and Orating lard; a neat
Manton Hour:, a good and commodious Farm Hunk, with
foie:dile ooz-buildings to each. and eight comfortable Costagim
all in good repair.

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The Land comprises 130 Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood
Ground, whereon are growing my large and valuable Os&
Timber-tress, Suitable tor his Maidty's Deek-yards, ana 66es
flnalla Oak Try, s. The Underwood is cut aunt:ldly in certain
propogt:uns, mine round ...very 18 years, and eontlits of
very fin: Alb, Elms and other Poles. There are aKo ado
Timber and other Trees of Mb and Elm growing in the Hedge
Kenya

Stocker(tun i. diftant about 20 miles from Lc/miter, is from
Sta•nfuni, and 7 (rum Uppinghain, and i fainitcd in a fins
Spuriirg Country, in ulna MO Pams of Fox Hounds art
kart. •.• The Laud Tax of this Ett.stt resist:med.

The Premifes may be viewed on application to Robert Wz.l.•
ker, Efq. at the Masan Hof at Stackarihm, and printed
Particukal may be bad at the Chambers of M. Penning-
ton and Bell, Lamb-buildings, Temple, London; at the prin-
cipal inns in Leiceiter, Stamford. and Yppingkamt ; of Mr.
&fig, at Grantham • and at the °Sees of Mars. OM and
norpe, in York ; seed Mr. Temple, in Leloefter t and Plans
of the nate will Wien with Mr. Walker area Mr. King.

To sot SOLD ST AUCTION.
By WILLIAM HARRIS,
On Wednefday the 4th day of Muth next, (miles previoully
tlirpoted of by private contrail, of which notice will be given
in this piper), at the George Inas Liebleld,
THE-REMAINDER of a LEAs r, Sitty-two
Tears of which were unexpired at Lady-day left, of that
large, Madame, and commodbau•Dwelking haft, called the
FRIARY, lately the reldenetrof the Rev. J. G. Herbal, de-
moted. O'ho Haire and Ogees seed in the molt complete
repair pliable, and in every retie& fit for the immediate re-
ception of a large and genteel ?artily. The apartments have
been lately fitted up In an elegant Byte, and the ahapal room*
doyen-fairs are of the following dire olden s„ Drawing-coati.
sy fet• by so feet As inches; Ditung-room, 29 feet by so feet
four inelta—each it feet high; and Weakfish parievr, infest
by te feet y the whole commanding a fouth-aft and
fouth-weft view over the adjoining beautiful country. The op-
lair rooms, fie in number, arc proportionably large, 1111X01111/120•
dated with elegant Drafing-roans, Clarets, Am aid there is ea
CMCCSaIt lore-rmen, with *eat Lodging-rooms tor fcrvants..--
The Cellars, three in number, arc capacious, arched and dry, at 4
that appeetnitted to wine, divided into feveral bins, well con-
!boded fug the ampere. The Oates are =mama and
very large, anifting of a well-oonttived !Lichen, Brewlsouto.
Laundry, well hipplied by pipes with ea.:client Watzr, of
which this Haute- ha a peculiar grant; Houfekeeper's-room,
Butler's-room, Servant'. Hall, Patent Water Clofeti,
Acrid's the Inner-Yard, large airy Larder, loot-pours, Peak
acid •variety of other 'Caul Appottesannes. In the Outer
Vail, a large double Coodi-iantr, west, and weil-litted up, a
four-Ball Stable, with a Loft fee Hay and Corn above; nee
Rattles-hoofs, Cow-houfe, Cart-hook. Melte, Water Cl-
ams, dec. The Garden is large, and in the highett flair of cul-
tivation; and together with a great part of doe Mature
Ground being walled round, affords a great mast of walltngr
now panted with choke Fruit Trees. Adjoining to the Gardeli
and nature Ground, arc two Fields In high conilltion, which
villein, together with the trace occupied by the Premifes said
Garden, about tt Acres. The ahove Preinifte are entrap*.
rechial, er.d exempt frail all Leriea, Ileaor's Rates. and Tycho.
Further particulass of the Alabama, Lichfield.
N. B. This Situatien is eseakutly well calculated for jo
Sport-fume, being within eaty dirt/Laces of nal of the fonottrino
Cavorts, of Lend remiss's. and AIL Addoleeo Tea bombs.

• On Monday,the 26th inftant, will be pubilihed,
Magnifsenitly printed by Br Ns LIT, in Imperial folio, decorate!.
with upwards of Eve hundred wooden cuts, price Two
Guineas in boar
AN EXPLANATION of the ELEMEN-
TARY CHARACTERS of the CHINESE, with an
An l!y fis of theirantient Symbols and Hieroglyphics, and a corn-
parifon of the admire, Egyptian, and Mexican Hieroglyphics.
By JOSEPH HAGER, D. D.
This is the Sett fyftematic work which has been publifhed
in Europe on Chinefe Writing and Reading, accompanied with
the props!. diameters... _ _

Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard; and
fol.: by all Bookfellcrs.

DR SHAW'S HISTORY OF QUADRUPEDS
COMPLETE.
On Monday the sd of February will be pablilbed,
Vegantly printed on very fine Paper, in Medium Svo. and from
their fire and great number of plates, divided into Four yob.
price d. t is. in beards,
VOL. L and IL of •
• GENERA.L ZOOLOGY; or4t gY T E PIA TIC
NATURAL HISTORY,

By GEORGE SHAW, 'M.D. F.R.S. Ike,. &c.
With between Two and Three Hundred Plates, from the
Firft Authorities, or the molt fried Specimens in the Britith,
Leverian, and other Mufeums, principally engraved by Mr.
Heath.

la t►e courfe of this Work will be eomprifed the whole of
what is tamed Zoology, or the Hillory of the Animal World.
It commenced with Quadrupeds, which are now complete,
and will proceed, in fyftematic order, through all the remain-
ing branches.
It is feared, neceffary to obfcr"e, that in this publication
particular attention lhas been paid to the lately difeovcred ani-
mals from New Holland, which, from that highly Angular
cortformatioo, form fointerating apart of Natural Hiltory.
The lAnnean arrangement, with Tome occalional rarittions,
will in general be purfued, as on the whuluthe most eligible.

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tmenfive fade it has bad, and from the nuincrom teltlmoniAs
of approbation, !lades the high encomiums bellowed on it
by the Breath Critic, Lord= Review, and European Maga-
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knowledge than any, the otolt laboured, produCtions of the
molt ingenious traitor."

GERMANY.

VIENNA, JANUARY 1.

The courier whom General BELLIOARDS had
fent hither, with accounts of the obffinate battle
which had' taken place in. Italy on the 28th ult.
was greatly furprifed to find French foldiers in
Styna, who, feting his embarrafTment on that ac-
count, informed him that an armidice had been
concluded in Germany, and gave him all alfin-
.
ance in put-filing his journey to Vienna, by way
of Leoben, where two battalions of Frerftb troops
have arrived. Several other dinrias of Styria are
likewife occupied by French troops, agreeably to
the ftiputation of the armißice. The above cou-
rier arrived here in the night from the 3111 of De-
cember to the la of January.
The Emperor's guard, confining of Noblemen,
has been paid three months in advance, which is
lever done but when a Royal journey is intended.
his pofitively Paid here, that the Court of Ruf-
fle has again changed its political fyßcm. Gene-
ral MILORADOWITSCM, Rationed on the frontiersof
Gallicia, has made the moil friendly declarations
re peaing feveral fubjels. It is alfo laid, that
snore Ruffian troops are to be fent to Naplei. The
report that England intended to give up the ifland
of Malta to the Emperor of Ruflia, wants confir-
mation. Through the mediation of Ruffia, the
Porte has at length contented to receive the Mi-
mite/ C.oara. as Ambaffador from the King of
Spain, and paffports have accordingly been fent
hither for him.