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London, England, 1801-09-18 00:00:00

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EAST INDIA WCWSE, - •
l• H E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS gf ENG-.
LA ND, trading to dm EAST INDIES,do afterolyitive notice,
That the Committee will be wady tv rfreive prpof4ll, in writing,
foaled ,as Weelnlity the 3cl, fopplyists tbr Company with
ANCHORS and GRAPNALS.
CANVAS.
PITCH and TAR.
STEEL.
• SWi• DISH IRON.

.eloclfiat, ferfimi who m. 7 think proper to deliver he tendert,
es-pref.', therein the lewd! jprtiel, as they will oat 61,w an ontortimity
main!, any aluteoreed.
The l'onchliont of the Colvin-IR way k fern by ahtlyityz le Mr.
Carman, Clerk to tbefilid Committee, with whom the tend,' wolf be
left hefore tooohve o'clock at noon,. on the above day, 04 not arty &war
:till he received after that tow.

This day was
In One Vol. Unto, price 4s. 6d. in boards,.
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The Second Edition, with a Frontilpiece,
THE FATHER and DAUGHTER : a 'ate,
in Prole; by Mrs. OPIE.
Printed for Lonman and Rees, No. g 9. Paternoßcr-row.
In the prchi, and fpeedily will he puhliffied,
A Volume of POEMS, by Mrs. OPIE.

SCHEME OF THE IRISH LOTTERY :
Bcgins Drawing November i 6, aot.
No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
4 Prizes of 4 10,000 is 40,000
5,000 10,000
4 1,000 8,000

S - 1,000 ..-.. 5,000
300 •••• 2,500
- 100 1,500
-. SO 1,000
- 9 - 72,000

8,057 Prizes
23,943 Blanks --
33,000 Tickets £.15;000
CAPITAI S nom sstiswitr.
Firft drawn Ticket. a R day 4. Soo
Ditto 4th day ii,ooo
Ditto 7th day 3,002
Ditto 13th day 10,000
Ditto 19th thy z 0,000
Ditto !aft day 2,CCO
PRESENT rrirns or TICKETS AND SHARPS.

Whole Ticket - LS t 2 0
Half ditto - - q 5 o Sixteenth - 011 0
OParter ditto - 2 3 0
Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on Sale at every
LICENCED LO I'TERY•OFECE.

••' An early purchafe is recommended, as the Tickets this
Year are Bs. cheaper than laft July, and there is no yrobability
of their being lower.
Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the Licenfed-Offices.

INSURANCE ON FARMING SIOCIL
BRITISH FIRE 0 FFICE, LONDON.
, THIS Office is eflabliffied for the Infurance of
Houfes, Buildings. Manufadtories, Goods and • lerelsan-
disc, Ships, Veffels, Barges, and other Craft, with their Car-
goes, in Port or ufed on Navigable Canals, Farming Stock, and
all other-Property, againft I.ofs or Damage by Fire in any part
of Great Britain. The Dire,lors of this Office have, from the
moment of its eftablifbment, ronitently endeavoured to make
luck arrangements J Mould be more fuitable to promote the
benefits of Fire Infurance that chore of the old mode. Extend-
ed Commerce—enlarged Manufaaories—great Accumulation
of Property--and a variety of collateral circumftau c CA. rendered
it abfolutely neceffary to make variations in Fire Infurance, to
avoid the errors which from time to time had been difeovered,
but never amended :—The Britifh Fire Office has made Lveral
amendments, and fueb amendments as have induced a very I
confide. able number of the firft Merchants, Traders, and Ma-
nufaeturers, to give It a molt decided preference.
The Farmers of Great Britain met with much trouble, dan-
ger, and difficulty, in placing the particular valuations hitherto
required on Stock in different buildings, and in each Stack-yard, I
which Stock bring removed from Stacks into Barns, and from I
thence into Granaries and other Buildings, frequently left the
Farmers almoft uninfured, notwithflanding they had paid for
full Infurance: confidering this fubjcet, the Directors of the
Britiffi Fire Office propofe to remedy the evil, and by adopting
the new mode of infurlng Farmers' Stock, effedualiy to fecure
to thole Farmers infuring with them the full amount of the lots
on each fpecies of their Stock which may be deftroyed, as far
as the fum infured thereon.

A Sum on Wheat 4 Ditto Barley Ditto Oats f.
Ditto Hay of all Kindut, Ditto Live Stock
Ditto Implements of /cufbandry 4 Ditto other Srock

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In any Stack Yard or Yards, or other part of the Farm, or In
any Building thereon, at an Annual Premium of 3s. per tooL
exclufive of Government duty.
The Office not to pay any loft on growing Crops, (except
fpecially Infured), nor on fueh Hay or Corn as (hall he deßroy-
ed or damaged by its own natural heat. Loffcs from fire by
Lightning will be made good.
N. B. If the value of crops by rotation of huhandry,or other
caufes, fhould alter, the fame mult be notified to the 011ie,, and
enderfernent thereof made on the Policy.
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Every intelligent Farmer will immediately difcovcr the very
great fuperiority of this plan. exclufwety adopted by the BRI-
TISH FIRE Orrice; neverthekls, ntould any Farnt.T conceive
that the Old Mode of Infuranee is better fuited to his purpofe,
the BRITISH Flax Orrtec will readily grain a Pokey on fuck
conditions; the Office has given Its opinion as ea the bcit mole,
but leaves it to every one to make his Infurance as be may
think proper.
The pr.fent abundant Harwell, In happily got In, renders it
of importance to every Farmer to lofe no time in getting his
property infured, and as the quantity in many initances is fo
large as to csecalion much COPM vs he Stacked, which, in a Own
time, may be removed into buildings, the fpecillcations of the
value to be idured on each slef,:ription of Grain, in whatever
part of the Farm it may be, (without an average clank: in PI&
°MCC), is rarely the caficit and belt plan that can be deviled for
peeled fecurity, and the avidity with which the Farmers (who
are the molt competent to judge) in every part of the Kingdom
eMbrace the New Mode, is a pat.., hie proof of its fuperiueity.
The Capital of the 11a IT tS at Fuss Orr et„and the refpeeta-
batty of its proprietary, renders any abler:a:lon on Its nobility
unnereflary ; and the charaeters of the manne-rs place th-in
above the pollibility of their running into will or fanciful
fchemes, in order to obtain banners; all he reit., mut-dons,
terms, and conditions, bocci bern maturely weittiicei and eon-
Uttered, and wW be found, on reference in the printed propo-
' lids, which may he had gratis by applying at Kw Office, or to
the country Azeiits, one of whom is oppninted in every city and
large town, to contain every thing that is fair and equitable.
.111 Annual Payments molt be made within Fine= Days
from the Day they refpretively beenme due,
DI REC roßs, TR LI &c.
The Right Honourable Lord IsINNAIa3. Chairman.
WItLIAV CIIISHOL MS, Deputy Chsirman.
William Agnew, Efq. Ralph I .cycefter, Efq. Jim.
Tame. Peter Antics], Eq. Win. Luntington, Frq. M. P.
Charles Yllicke, F.fq. Neill Malcolm, Ffq.
James Henry Calamaijor, Efq. William IVlorland, Efq. M. P.
Samuel Pcpys Cockerel, Efq. Jobn Swim, Efq.
Simeon Dent, Efq. Richard Jos. SUli.3ll, Efq.
Francis Frei Ung, Fly. John Varnltam, Ffq.
'llaxwell Garthfloore. 11t. D. Francis

l'immas Philip Hampfon, Efq. :corge Wyc,
WillLlm Harwood, I.fq. J.hu /toiler, Efq.
fir John eni HippiC.y, part. I)avid Thomas, Efq.
Gtnrge Johnflnne, Efq. M. P. Roller Wlgram, 1,11.
John Leads, }-11. sIiLT9I4, Eft

SHENSTONE NEAR LICHFIELD, STAFFORDSHIRE.
"FO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WARREN,

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At the Georze lun, in the City of I.ichfield, on Friday, OCiobcr
seth, 1/11, at three o'Clock, in Lots'
EVERAL very eligible Fre:l°ld FARMS,
fituate at Footherky, Lynn, and Nether and I,owt r Stein-
nail, all in the parish and vicinity of the pleafant village of Shen-
(Lone' in a (porting part of the County of Stafford, three miles
fromLichtield, fix from Walfall, and twelve from Birming-
ham; alto a capital Manfion, called Fouthetley Hall, with fuit-
able attached and dstaacd Offices, Coach-houfc, Staldes for
eight hones, and other out-buildlngs, all in complete repair; a
large well planted Oardsn, bounded by a celebrated trout
(cream; the whole campriling a:iout 670 Acres of rich inelofod
Arable, Mead .w, and P.:Rurc Land, the highelt Rate of cul-
tivation, with valuable lipids of Common on Shenflone Wood
End and Druid Hzath, now in the occupation of John Breyn-
ton, aq. under Leafc determin_bk in I 83) ; and of Isleffrs.
Swan, Hand, Pr.lian, Adcock, and Motility, all very rzfpes.l-
- tenants under IA aft-% deernffneolc at I.,dy-day 1803, at
fsveral yearly rents, amoutriei; to kight Hundred and Fifty
Pounds and upwards. APO about tw-nty Acres of Coppice
and Wood Laod. now in hand.

Another Freehold Hiatt:, coatainin: R 9 Acres, 2 Roods. 38
Perches, with :1 commodious Dwellin3-h.infe, and (nimble Out-
boildings, deightfully Innate At Dammerveick, in the Para
of St. Mi:ltael, Idchinlil; also t Letneholi Farm of 56 Acres,
adjoining to the Freehold w.th convenient Farm-
honk, and other appurtenati, s and v.ilitahl: Rights of Coin-
twin on Hogley, a:ni C.,nnock hsd und:r the Vi-
cars Choral of Lich3.:4l, ;.ir an urea ',wed reset of at year: at
31. Se. per annum, reacw.dile ever: toren years ; both which
farms and prenti;es are ti the holditir of M-. James Wint,rton
under Leak, dcteratinAlde at 1803, at the yearly
rent of 1431.
Printed Particulars may b: had twenty-one days preceding
the Sale, of Mr. Simpf tot, Attorney, reat Otarles-ftreet, Bir-
mingham; Mr. Willi:win . Solicitor, No. 3, B:nch Walk,
Temple, 1.0:1,1n1; Mr. TI. Gat land, l• y turd, near hlorct on in
Mirth, Glouc..ll-rdt:re ; Mr. Calvert, idbury, Derbythire ;
at the pLiec of Mr. Drewry, Prmer, Derby; at the
principal Inns at ntafford. Utmost, Tansworth, Atherßonc,
Coventry, and tither a,:;,acent Towns; of Mr. Warren, Auc-
tioneer, Birmingit stn; and of Mr. Tito. Solvvisk at 244,11:1,E;C
Wood Lod, who will iheir tt. kVcral LAN..

At Garraway's Cuff, c-houfe, Cornhill, 071 Thurfdly the IR of
Oaolier, at Twelve o'Clock, in Nine Lots unl AS an accep-
table offer is made for the whole by Private Contradt
A Tit u L Y Valuable and DetirAble FREEHOLD
'l. ESTATE, comprifing near Thirteen hundred Acres of
rich /Meadow, Mature, Arable and Wood I ands. lying cam-
padt, furround.-d by good Fences, planted with thriving Hedges
—A Manfion Hoare and Offices, pleafantly fituated in a Pad-
dock, with Plantations, Canal, &c.—Capital Farm Houle.
with all neceffary Out-buildings, in good Repair, and Jett to
refpedlable Tenants, except the Manfion, Manor, Woods, and
about Lighty Acres of Meadow and Arable Land, which are
in hand.—Alfa the Perpetual Advowfou to the Living of Lit-
tle Daver, the prefcnt Poffeflor being upwards of fifty-five
years of age.
Thefe Eltates are particular' eligible to a Gentleman wifh-
ing to lay out his money in Landed Property, or in want of a
Reficknee and Domain, in a beautiful and (porting part of the
Country, dillant from Harlowe three miles, °Agar five, Ep-
ping fev.n, and twenty-fix from London.
The Eftate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Brown, of
Highlaver Farm, where Particular., may be had; at the Crown,
Ongar ; Green Man, Harlowe; Black Boy, Chelni,rord ; Three
Cups, Colcheßer; Spread Eagle, Ingateftone; Cock and Bell,
Rumford; Cock, Epping.; at Garrawa,'s; and of Mr Robins,
Warwick-ftrect, Golden.Nuare, London, where a Plan ol the
Eltate may be fees.

WESTMORLAND.-.-FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At Mr. Malkcw'a,the Hart. Kendal,

•On Monday, Odtober 5, aot, at Six hClecit.' in the Evenings
in the forowit.g Lots
Lor I. THE very dclirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called wArri•HEI.D, aoining the Town of
Kendal, on the Welt fide of the River Kent; confi:thig of a
I trge Manton Houle, good Out •Buildings. a Gard-, and Or-
chard well planted, a large I ilh.pond, and ten Inclofures of
very rich Ground, containing thirty-fix cuftomary Acres, or
tht reabouts, covered by a fmall Modus againtt Corn and Hay
Tithe—There are feveral valuablg and ornamental Timber
Trees growing on the Premifes, which the nurchafer may have
at a valuation ; and, if it thould be dared', the Ettate will be
propofed in different Lots.
Lor 11. 'rhe Remainder of a Term of Twenty Years, granted

by the &falter, Fe.tows, and Scholars of •frini.y College, Cam-
bridge, of which fixteen years arc yet to corn,, of the Rcttory
or Parfonage of Kt aILSY KENDAL, an I Fory Acre.' of be.
Land in the Church Fields, in the Parith of Kirkby Kendal
aforefaid ; held by divers 'F.:nants on payment of car airs an-
nual cuftornary Rents, and of cer.;ain Fines on change of 'te-
nants by death or alienation.
The feveral fpecies of Tithes granted by the above Leafe.
amount yearly to more than ;pl. out of which a yearly re.er-
vation of 1501. is made to the College, and a Fiuc has been paid
for a renewal of thd former Leafsa every raven years, which
Las been ufually afflaed at 2 years referecdr,:ot, or thereabouts.

Particulars of the aluwe Eltate and .1 ithet are left frr ii.-
fp:etion with Mr. Wilfon, Attorney, Kendal and eichir he
or Mr. Lambert, of Watt , Chew the Eftate I whie't
may alto be had of Mr. Atkin Chanecry-Line:
and Mr. Hubberfty, Solicitor, -Friars, London.

DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and YENLRLAL

CONIPLAINTS.
MR. DUFOUR informs the•Public,that he may
daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his bouf ,
5, Frith-fin:et, Soho, London, in all cafe, of Obftructions,
Stridures, Okra, Seminal Weaknefs, Insmtineney of tlrioc
Fißola., Impotence, and debility in tither Sex, Sc:. From
extentive Practice in this department, to which be has (-un-
fitted himiell for many years, be otters a method of cur:, mild,
efficaciots, and which prevents a relap,c.
Mr: DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's c iebrated (me-
dicated) Boogies, has ultimately fu improved them, by divcß-
ing them of the irritating elfeCts of commits 'lot:girt'. that they
fuccecd where caullics and othi r violent means has; tallest.

For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in litiffeifionof
Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or
reftrAint in diet unsecelfAry. To cnalt:e him to attend patients
'at their own houfes, he has provided the tilLitance of a Gentle-
man of the Faculty. Perfous in the country may be cured by
ttating their cafes in letters, poft paid.
Jolt publilbed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition. enlarged.—A
Treatife on the above Complaints, illuftrated with the various
fymptoms and Cafes Chewing the painful and dangerous efs.
feds of Ciliate Boogies; an improved method of treating go-
tiorrheas, &c. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-ceurt, Soho,
And H. D. Symonds, Paternofter-row ; all to be had a:
M'Qucen's, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's.

WHEN lirofeflional Men of education and re-
(ponfibility deviate irom the general fyttem by the fe.
leetion of a peculiar Branch, the Unction of long continued
furccfs Is the belt criterion of fuperimitr.
bight years have I devoted my practice to the exclutlve treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rcfult of
my plan gives me additional ardour to orpoie as far as I am
.ibic the ravages of thole complaints which are the moth import-
ant in the catalogue of human infirni:ties.
After initiation into every Inatich an an Army Surgeon. I
formed a with at an early period at actice to retcuc
individu-
ab from the ignorance of uneducated Alai, or the equally daa-
vrous precipitancy of gent-rat Prazlitiolers.
The THREE DISOKD 'RS, to the core cf which I hav de-
voted my attention, comprise ever,• vENERF. A L
INFECTION, whether of a rec...ot or I:mg rMan.—zdti.
All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arising !Pan the habits of
Schoolboys, nr the Indulgence of mat tt cc and lattly that de-
rangement of the f; Rem in Wonici: whi.tit it. called IiAkILEN.
N inSS or STERILf FY.

Numerous difeafoi arc rect.!: of ijnoran-... or halt.. la the
treatment of a flmplc Gonorrhea, and i: tour goently hap-
pens that the feeds of Lit: are potionod by th, oh:P.:ratis of an
unguarded hour. By a fuperier coniilailit% are
cally cured, and even where olicrs have fa::: J.l tru:t that I
may prefurne to offers radical rc-crtah;ithmoa.
Fcw, however, are the ed.,. of complicati .1 .1i Ir.,r. in this
diforder compared with the calamitous fit ultimo...• who
from indulgence Ma soi.rnwY VIC:•:, • ‘r t;ic pr.
ties of a fashionable Life, acquire :h..: it de n!' De. which
is the unavoidable confeetuence of fuch 'boys
Where the unhappy !utterer 1in.... 1. ot er hi. but care,
rutty conceals his tui.tortune, it !nay bd fomc co.,
him to know, that although it he an uS4st at or uoccr-
tainty with other Practitiancrs, the r, moval c. :c
CIL NCI LS hy thc gradual progr..as o; Renovri,t .'t,
mint of n.y experience. lithe rite.. of Yre.:h.,.. - •vs
begun to reduce manly vigour, muea .ins..: J
by an early counteraction of this langn.i and in th-le
cafes no great difficulties wid occur.
But where this Dcficiency ha. fur year• rent:Kr ner-
fiverancei. indifpcnfihly recrifi:e to rev'. t :ho yetis
of Life, and to t..:.-animate the (..:ollititt • .t-I.
hIARRIF.I) WOMEN. who hay, 1,,•1; d'ar-oloted
In their ix:seal:ions of a Family. our :I.lJc t. t.t..t In mutt
Intlances twit defedls are curable by
The SrCRECY which is fa eife•••ial tome
the Qualifications which I I,3YG t,,
Bails oi my Pr,tc:ifions, and in coinci.ter:c w.
!nation is Fiver. t:.4t Mr B- may h, c.•.IN:1•60
or by lctt:r% :au, • (nut! no' '; at his ht1:11.:,
Strand, bear .r
'P.c.:, it ;a ett!rar,:e in Water-M..1.1
ard Lie nat.. c. on both .he doors
M. B. Member w tLe College of Sur;e4

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