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oN • /•,-) 47 s ' . , Aft 40 , tt S s ; I" . 'd P 4 4 1 L L + /UMBER 588 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1807 VICTUALLING OPPICR, Noventer 14,1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING This day was publitheds i PRICE:SIX-PENCE' WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS. HIS MAVISTrz NA PT, berth eve Mike, A SERMON preached in the Cathedral Church of Wineheiter, on Thurfday Nov 19, 1307. before the Anni verfdry of the Meeting of the Charitable Society of Aliens eita billed tor the benevolent purpofe of Apprenticing Poor Chnciren. By the Rev. FREDERIC IREMONGER, A B. F. 1.. S. Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Countefs of Effei, and Minor I'HE Stibfctibera hereto are hereby required to pay into the hands of Jonas HENRY STkACIV, Ffg. ti.c Trcafurer, at the Banking Houfe of Mars March, Sibhabl, Str..- cey. and Co. No. 6, Berner's-arm. Oxford ftreet, a further iv. ftalmont of scl. per Cent. on their refpedive fuhfoirions, on or beft.rc the 21ft day of December next. By Order, ROBERT S. SLO PE R, Chief Clerk to the Company. Montagve-ftreet, RuffeU•ft,uare, Nov. sB. That on Monday the t4th of December next, they will be ready to receive Tender. in writing (lealed up) and treat for the fupply of what FRESH 11EF.F ;hail be demanded for the ufe of His Majetly's Ships and Vereb at Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the County of Norfolk ; and at Margate; in Dover Roads; and at New Romney (an frparate Contracts) for twelve months, from the aft of January to the 31tt of December, tBcB, intielive ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after date The Conditions of the Contrade may be feen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by appiying to the Collector of the Cuftoma at Yarmouth; or to Mr. Relict!, Agent for the ifidtul ling, at Dover. Canon of Winchefter Cathedral. Printed at the requeft of the Stewards and Truftees of the Charity. Printed and fold by Jaen), Wiiicheiter ; and fold by Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Rivingtuns, St. Paul's Church-yard, London BEVERLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL A MASTER for the above School will be wanted -S.. in a few months, upon the Intended refignation of the Rev. JOHN JACKSON, M. A He mutt be a ClergyntoW et the Church of England. a Graduate of one u: the Unfver fide., end matt produce refgeetable ttftlmonials of hi 4 charaet-T and abelitics The emoluments will be Bcl a year, guars:need by the Corpn• ration of Beverley —ten fhb:lngo a year each, for teaching the Sons of Eretunen of Beverley, and fuck terms as the Matter thinks reafonable for other Bey. ; alfw a Hook which will accommodate 3o Boarders, and a School capable of containing ico Scholars. All applications to be addreffed to the Mayer of Beverley, free of polta,e. Bova-Icy, Nov. as, 1807. This day was publithed, on One VoL Oaavo, Price 7s in boards, 'THOUGHTS on the EFFECTS of the Briti(h Government on the STATE of INDlA—accompanied with Hines concerning the means of conveying Civil and Religious In itrudion to the Natives of that Country. By the Rev. WILLIAM TENNANT, I. I. D. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN. • ''HIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER I, will be aged the Comedy of THE PROVOK'D HUSBAND. No regard will bs had ee any Tender in embkb the prise flail mot be infested is words at lingth,eetbatlikll we be delivered to the Bowl before One easel on the fad Monday 13: lob of Deeenelvr next, mer atalefi t'e Felon who wake the Tears, or femerPerfese ea Hs 6164 t, *death t r worsens wive Sailed for. Late Chaplain to his Majefly's Troops in Bengal. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees and Orme, Paternofter•row. Of whom may be had, by the fame A uth-t. INDIAN RICILRATIONS; eonatting chiefly of Stridures on the Domeftie and Rural Economy of the Mahommedans and Hindoos The ad edition, with confitterable Additions, In two Vols. Bvo. price sits in boards Ltd Townly,Mr.iiemhle;Sir FrancisWronghCad, Mr. M un den ; Mr. Manly, Mr. Murray ; Squire Richard, Mr. Simmons; Count Baffet, Mr. Farley ; Lady Townly, Mifs Brunton; Lady Grace, Mifs Bolton; Lady Wrongbead, Mrs. Davenport; Mifs Jenny, Mrs. Gibbs; and Myrtilla, Mifs Waddy. After which will be performed Oft time), a Grand Hiftorical Melo-Drama, called THE BLIND BOY. VICTUAL LING- 02P1FIL Ishvanher 28, 1807. 1 1 HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING COMMERCIAL ROAD—WHITE HORSE S I'REE r. TO BE LET, in One Lot, on a Repairing Leafe for at Years. SIXTEEN . HOUSES, itcluding Two Publi: Hoofes, viz .the Queea'. Head and the White Hark, Ning N. 66, 679 68. 69, 70 71, 72. 73, 74. 75. 76. 77. 78, 79, go and Rt. in the Lid street. HIS MAyESTre NAVY' J► bet+ give Notice, That on Thurfday the zoth of December next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and crest for Four Hundred Chaldrons (each confifting of 36 Buthele, chetter nieafure) of PITT. 'FANFIELD MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal goodnas ; to be delivered in a whole Cargo, or Cargoes, one half a ereof as foon as poffible, and the other half in the (pace of two months from the date of the Contra& (winds and weather permitting) alongfide the Wharf of His Majeity's Vidtualling Premifes at Plymouth and Southdown; and to be paid for by Bill. peyable with intact" ninety days after date. This day was publidied, In Three Volumes Svo, price 11 as in boards, the 6th Edition of G LEA.NINUS thronah WALES, HOLLAND, and WESTPHALIA. The principal sharaders by Mr. Murray, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Brunton, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Thompfon, Mr. Chapman, Mr Farley, Mr. Liflon, Mils Brifow, Mils Norton. To morrow, Xing Henry the Eighth. —— - GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES, difeharged of LAND TAX. Upwards of 4100A00 Value in Capital Prizes. By Mr. PRA Tl'. Printed for Longman, Rees, Huth. ,and Orme, Paternofter•row. Of whom may be had by the fame Author, t Gleanings in England, 3 volumes Bvo, ii t3s boards a Family Secrets, s volumts, 11 ts boards 3 Cottage Pictures, ato, plates, tos 6d boards Further pirticulars may be known by applying at the Ckrk'a Office at Mercer's Hall. in Ironmonger lane, Cheaplnk, any morn ing between the hours of ten and two. Propofals, foaled up.molt be delivered to the Clerk on or before the 16th December next, and the ptrfons making them mutt at tend a Committee of the Company at their Hall on the fallowing clay, at a quarter before eleven of the clock ionise forenoon. WM. EDW. WARD, Clerk. Mercers' Hall, Nov. sB, iB°7. This day were publifhed, In Throe Volumes Crown lisTo, price al ris 6d in hoards, SPECIMENS of the latter ENGLISH POETS, with Preliminary Notices. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternotter-row. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, I MA Doc, a Pocm,in Two Parts. In one volume 4tn, elegantly printed by Ballantyne, with four beautiful Vignettes, price 212 S in boards.— For a high chandler of this Work, fee Ann. Rev. 2835. 2 JOAN Or AkC, an Epic Poem, in two volumes foclicap Bvo. The 2d edition—tag in boards The Conditions of the Contract may be Peen at the Secretary's Office. NORFOLK—MANORS AND RESIDENCE. To be LET, and mem! upon at Michaelmas neat . Na regard will be bait. any tender in which tie triceidall not be iv /erred is words at length, or that /ball we be delivered to the Board lefore one o'clock oft the fail Tburfday, the web of Ilecnaber "eat, nor role/the 'trios who wakes the teader.or lease peeks oa hie behalf, aura& to whet, called for. ALL that capital Manfinn Houle, cAlled HEY DON HALL. late the refidence of Brigadier General BULIVER ; with the Buildings. Offices, Coach houses, Barns, Sta. Wm and Out Buildings, walled in Gardens well planted with choice fruit-trees, pineries, fucceflion houfes, hot bourn, green houfes flub pond*, fhrubberies, placitatioiss, woods, park, lawn, pleafure-grounds. and divers inclufures of rich arable a ,, d palture land, in a high ftate of cultivation ; coa raining together, by efti :nation, soo acres, furrounding the Manton Houfc, and attlate in tieydea aforefaid, and adjoining parifhes. Affo therlght of sporting over the feveral Manors of Heydon, Caufton Hall, Wooddalling, Gueliwick, Thiri ing, Corpuitye and Oulton, in the raid County, which are well Rocked with game. Heydon is &mated within zd mites from Norwich, d from Holt, 3 Mil-Imm. TA Las and other Poems, (sleeted from the " An nual Anthology." In one volume foolfcap Bvo.-5s 64 in boards. Poems, including 'ha Vifions of the Maid of Orleans. In two volenits foolfcap Bvo—t lain boards 5 THALABA rat DESTAOYILII, a Metrical Romance with copious Notes, elegantly printed in two volumes foolfcap 8vo• tss in boards. This day was publithed, Part I. price as. (to be continued every Fortnight, till completed) a New Tranilation of . . and ft yen from Ayletham. For the rent and particulars apply perfonally, or by letters (polt paid) to Mr. Jones. at Fakenham, in Norfalk i or to Mr. Thomas Cook, at Oulton, who will thaw the pretnifes. THE ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN. MENTS. FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE, Al' CHARMS if The Work, well and corresaly printed, will be completcd*in Eight Parts. forming four handfome Volumes duodecimo; rack Part emtvellidted with an elegant and highly•finifhesi Stroke en graving, from an original Defign. . _ . A few Copies will be pritied on fuperfine paper, with proof Impreffions of the Plates, price 3s. each Part. On the fame day will be publitacd, elegantly printed on foolkap octavo, price 3s. in boards, TRIVIA, or the Art of Walking the Streets of London; a Poem, by Gay ; embellithed with an highly-finilhed charadttriftic Engraving. To which is added, London ; a Poem, by Dr. Joist:fon. London: Publillicd by E. Wilfon, Paternottir-row; and to be had of all Bookfellers. TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. TO DE DRAWN IN CUILOHALL. LIST COS CAPITOL PHIZES, WITH ILL YALU& OW EACH. brand Hotel No. 9, Skinner areas, £l5 Poo No. 24, Skinner.ftreet, 77, 0 o - No 43, ditto, - 6,000 No. 45, ditto, - 6,000 Na. s, Pickett ftreet, . 6poo No. 7, ditto, . 6poo No. 17, Skinner ftreet, • 4, 000 No. al, ditto, . 4.0 0 0 No. 41, ditto, - 4, 0 No, 8, ditto, • 4000 No. 4, ditto, - 4,000 No. 10, Pickettect, - 4 Poo No. a 1, ditto, . 4,000 No. tB, Skinner-ftreet. . 3,000 No. 40, Weft-tide of Snow 11W, 3,000 No. 42, Skinner Rivet, - 3, 000 No. 48, ditto, - 30 0 0 No. 49, ditto, - 3.090 No. 4, Pickett-ftreet, - 3,000 No. Ss, Skinner-ftrert, - 2p4.50 Making together the Sum of L 204 Cro. The above Valuation is taken at the loweit eitimate, and there is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property will be very confiderably increafed in value. In proof of this fadt, it was the inteutlon of the Contradors to have en gaged to purchafe the fcveral Houfes at the prices fct sgaild etch, bat it was deemed contrary to the Adt of Parliament, for them to offer Money for the Houfes before the Lottery was drawn. Itishowevcr csrtain that Offers have been made from various Per. Auto purchafe feveral of the Houfes at the Prices they arc eftima ted at, and it is propofed that thole Prizes which are divided into lull (hares, Wall be fold, and the produce paid to the Shareholders according to their refpedive Shares. 'rickets and Shares are felling at all the Licenfed Lottery 054 a. This day was publiftied, price is. A CATALOGUE of BOOKS on AGRICUL. 47 • 11 . TURB, PLANTING, GARDENIG. RURAL ARCHI TECTURE, LANDSCAPE GARDENING, SPORTING, FARRIERY, and other topics of Domeßic and Rural Economy; including the Laws relating to Eftates, Tithe., Inclofures, Game, and Rural Affairs in general. London : Printed for J. Harding, No 36, St. James's-6reet. RURAL AFFAIRS. This day was publifhed, a new Edition, Printed on Writing Paper. containing Fifty-two Weeks Accounts, price 111.—or Twenty fie Weeks, price :a 6d. H ARDING's FARMER% ACCOUNT.BOOK, for iBo7-8. By means of the Printed Tables here given, an accurate Daily Account may be kept with the grcatcft Eafe, of whatever is done on the Farm, Including the [tate of the Stock and Crops, Receipts and Fspences, and the various other matters connected with the pradtice of Rural Economy. The Work is fo arranged that each Week's Account may, if required, be feparated from the Book for the convenience of tranfmiffion by poft, from a Steward to his employer—and this part of the plan particularly having been much approved, the Work is recommended with Increafed con fidence to Land Owners, Farmers, Stewards, and Agriculturilts in general. London : Printed for J. Harding, No. 36, St. James's-meet, and T. Often, Ave Maria lane. CHAPTAL'S NEW WORK. TO BE SOLD, either together, or in Lots," THE MANOR of CHARNEY, with its Rights, Members and Appurtenances in the County of Berks, with the very deferable feveral Farms and Lands thereto belonging, in the occupation of Maim. Woodbridge, Pyte, and Sims, Tenants at Will, containing 491 Acrmorthereabouts Charney is &nate about ten miles from Orford, eight frost Abington, and fix from Farringdon, in a fine Sporting Country, and near the Turnpike Road, leading front Csford and Abingdon to Fart ingdon, Cirencefter, and Gloucefter, and the Eftate is well worth the attention of any perfutt, tither t.) kt or occupy. For further particulars anti to treat fur the purchsfe of Lim whole, or toy part of the Eftate, apply to Mr. !Worland, Solicitor s Abingdon. PRESENT PRICE. Tick ct • £7 :4 Lk o 0 Eighth kt t o QMuter l o Sixteenth o to 6 GRECIAN LAMPS. MESSRS. HANedCK, ---- iiiiPHERrI, and RIXON, take the liberty of refpedtfally acquainting the Nobility and Gentry, that very erroneous Advertifements have teen induftrieutly circulated, Rating that certain material ins. provements In the articles of Patent I.amps h4ve been introduced by inter/tied individuals : they can allure their friends, that an int partial cemparifon has been made between them and fnme they ban juft now the honour of offerirg for infprdtion, which will he manifeff to any candid ohferver to have the decided fuperiority. The improvement is an addirion the mon fimpl pottage, which may be added to Patent Lamps of all deferiptions row in ufe ; by *bid only an artiele being introduced, the light is esparded and imptoved,the cotton kept conftantly moilt,and the flame of courfe purified.—No. t, Cockfpur•ftreet„ Nov. 25, I SC7. REGISTER and NAVIGATION LAWS. HUBBARD -v. JOHNSTON. This day was publifhed, price as 6d. THE SHURT-HAND WRITER'S NOTES of - 2 - the ARGUMENTS of Mr. SCOTT in the Fachequer Chamber. againfi Four Judgments of the Court of King's Bevels, and of Mr. Hall in fupport of Oar, Judgments, in this very im portant Qtieftion, tn the Shipping ItErreft of the Country. London : Sold by J. Butterworth, Fleet-Itreet. TWO GEMS OF VERY SUPERIOR INTEREST AND VAI.UF. Being corred Portraits of the Beautiful Queen of Etruria and her fon, faithfully copied from the medallion Print by Raphael Mor sten, which was obtained at a great price, and is the only one In England. The prcfent copy of it, on comparifon, will be found to poffefs equal bratty and perfeetion, which, together With the ufual variety of Embellifhments. will be given on the IR of December, 1807, with the next Number, price 21.6 d. of LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE; or BELL'S COURT . 1 " and FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE, being the Twenty fourth Number of the Work. The following is a lift of the Royal and Noble Perfonages which are contained in the former Numbers ; belies which, each Num ber contains four whole length Prints of Ladies in the fafhionable °Ames of each month, coloured and uncoloured; all, an Ori ginal Song, fet to Mule purpofely fcr this Work by different emi nent Compofers ;and afloat] Original Pattern for Needle-Work. The Literary part confifts of Six-y foist- Pages of Polite Litera tare and Science. elegantly printed in Royal Odtavo. Thefollewhig is a lift of the Puraralts,tir.e Impreffions may now be had from tl.e new Platesnearly equal to firft proofs, via. No. 2. The Qlicen—No. a. Prinecfs of Wales—No. x. Princefs Sophia of Gloucefter—No. 4. Peen of Wurtomburgh—No. 5. Printers Anguila—No. 6.Prirecfs lizabetb—No 7 Prancers Miry s—No 8. Ruchefs of York—No. 9 Due hefs of Gloucefter—No. 11. Duellers of Cumberland—No. t t Princefs Amelia—No is. The Supplementary Number, with a floe Head of the King, and a Map of the Seat of War in Otrrnany—No. 33. Prirstefs 'Sophia -146.14. Prineefa Charlotte of Wales--No. 25. Ditchers of Bedford 16. The Emprefs of Rug - la—No. 17. The Qseen of Naples Nw xB. Marchionefs of Cornwallis—No. r 9 (Supplement), itatrodueion of the Emperor of Ruflia to the Queen of Pruffia— No 21. 1 he Duchefs of Richmond —No. as. The Queen of Por tugal—No. 23. The Crown Prirecis of Denmark. Subferthers having imperil& Sets. are recommended to complete them immediately, while good Ir/spree:ions are to be had. This Colleition may be confiderei as the molt beautiful and in tatting Set of Prints that ever Was publithed for Cabinet. Embel ilkinenss.—A few impreZians may ha 1, at 35. each Printed for John Bell, Proprietor of the Weekly Mclrenger.. llootbampton-flreet, Strand; and fold by every Boettcher inch: Bolted Kingdom. This day was publiihed, hi Four Volumes. Sarno. price 11. 4s. in boards, The Sixth Edition, of THE MYTERIES of UDOLPHO : a Romance, imtrfperfed with fume Pieces of Poetry. By ANN R ADCLIFFE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row. Of whom may bs had, by the fame Author, . _ t. The Romance of the Fora ; interfperfed with come Pieces of Poetry. a. A Sicilian iomance—Third Edition, in two volumes t zmo. price ys in boards. 3. The Cattle. of Athlin and Dunbayne, a Highland Story-- Third Edition, in two volantes tamp. price 3s. 6d. in boards. This day was publithei, in Two Volumes 4to. Price 31.31. in hoards, The Second Edition. corrated and inlarged, with an Introduc tion, on the Hiftory of Britain, beture the arrival of the Romans. ] HE HISTORY of the ANGLO SAXONS. The Milt Volume canaining their Hiftory before their In vifton of Britain, and their fubfequent Hiltory in England to the Norman Conqueft, including the Life of Alfred, and the account of the Seakings and Pirates of the North. The Second Volume, defcribing their Manners, Government, Laws, Poetry, Litt ranee, Rrligion and Language. By SHARON TURNER, F.A.S. Printed for Longman, Httrit. Rees, and Orme. Paternofter-row. This day was yublifbed. in 'lwo Volumes Bvo. Price ii. 4S. in boards , AHISTORY of IRELAND, from the earliea Accounts to the Accompliatutent of the Union with Great Britain in ant. By the Rev, JAMES GORDON, Redtor of Killeny, in the Diocefe of Ferns, and of Callaway, in the DiJeefe of Cork. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row. " The Author has not derogated from the reputation which he derived from his prior publication, finee we difcover in it the fame clear difcernment, the fame 'found judgment, the fame prong good fenfe, the fame manly fentiments, and the fame fear lea integrity and devotion to truth." Monthly Review, November. IN.& BRI I ISM GAI.CERY OF LNGRAVINGS. This day was publifised, in fuper royal folio, price two guineas. 'THE FIRST NUMBER of the above WORK, and a limited number of Copies un large Imperial Paper, and a different type, with proof Imp:Anon& of the Platcs, price three guineas and a half.--Tnis Number contains, tit. A Magdalen, by Ludovico Carracci—Engravcd by Anker Smith id. A View of Rome , by Wilton—Engraved by Middiman. • 3d Vandyk,as Paris. by Vandyk—Engraved by Schiavonstti. 4th. Cbrilt in the Storm. by fiembrandt—Fngraved by fluter. N. B All the Plates in this National Work will be engraved by the Brit Artifts in the Country, In the Line or Stroke manlier, being the only mode held in eftimation by all true admirers of the Fine Arts The work will eonfift of twenty five number., and will form a fpkndld colledinn of One Hundred Engravings, from the Snell Pictures in this country, and will contain o.,c(ides Ln account of each Pidture, and a Life of the Artift) a (bore Hillery of the Arta of Painting and Engraving, including the Rile and Pros refs of thote Arts in Great Britain. By EDWARD FORSTF.R, A. M. F. R. S. The fecood and third Numbers, being in great forwardmcs, will he ready early in the ycar iSaS, and not Lfs than three, or more than live numberawill appear yearly. Pohl:a:bed by William Miller, Al.,cmarle•ftreet ; and L and A Arch, Corchill. Where a 'let ailed Profpelo. of the Work may be had, and where fubferlptions are retch-rd. ard the copies ca.. fully delivered lc the order they are fuh'crioed fir, This day was publiihed, in Four Volumes O.tavo, illuftrated wk numerous engravings, price 11. 16s. in hoards, CHEMISTRY applied to Arts and Manufaftures. By M. J. A. CHAPTAL, Member and Treafurer of the French Senate, Grand Officer albs Legion of Honour, Member of the Inftitute, Honorary Profeifor of the School of Medicine, &c.Stc. little seed be faid to recommend a new Work by fo eminent a chemift as M. Chaptal, who has fkilfully applied in it all the mo. dern Difcaverlcs in Chetniftry and Experimental Philofophy to the ported/ion of the Arts and the various branches of Manufac tures. Such a Work has long been an acknowledged defideratum ; and, executed by fo acute an experimenvilift as the prefent Au thor, it forms an acquifition, above all price, to the numerous che mitts, workers of metals, and manufacturers, of Great Britain and Ireland. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridgc•Brcet, London: and to be had of all Bookfellers. Of whom, in a few weeks, may be had, a DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL and THEORETICAL CHEMISTRY, in one large and cloftly-printed Volume, ()duo; by WILLIAM NICHOLSON, with Plates, price a6s. Boards. A NEW AND IMPORTANT 'WORK. This day was publiihed, Price Ninepence, or Thirteen to the Dozen, with the full Allow ance to Schools, THE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN, aontaining COMMON THINGS NICHES/ILI` TO DC KNOWN, and adapted to the capacity and eautolity of Children between Foua and TaN Years of Age. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. Author of the Clafs Book; the Reading Ezercifes, or Introduetion to the Clafs Book ; of the Grammar of Philofophy. &c. &c. . . Every Parent and Tutor will be inftantly Bru ck with the ore. fulnefs and importance of this new Catechifm, which begins with teaching the Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week, and proeads by eafy Reps to the definition and explanation of ali kinds of familiar and common Ohjedts. It bears in fad, a. to the buGnefs of life, and the firs principles of general knowledge, cx adly the fame relation as the Church Catechlfm, and the eafy Catechirms of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and Morality. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, London; and to be had, with the other much approved works of the fame Author, of all Boulfellers in Town and Country. DEVONSHIRE. By the BOARD of AGRI.sOLTURE. This day was publilhed. illuftrated by as Engravings, Reprefenting Implements in Hufbandry, Building+, Live Stock, and remarkable objects, with a coloured Map, diftinguifhing the ... - different kinds of Soil, price tss. in boardt, AGENERAL VIEW niche AGRICULTURE of the County of DEVON, drawn up for the Board of Agri culture and internal Improvement, diftinguifhing and dcfcribing the Gergraphieal fituation and general circumftances of the county —the Bate of Property—the Buildings, the mode of occupatim— the Implements, the Encleffures, the Arable Land, and every kind of Culture—the Graf* Lands. the Gardens and Orchards, the Woods and Plantations, the Wafts, the Improvemects general and particular—the Live Stock, the Rural Economy, and the Po litical i conomy, including Roads, Canals, Cootmerce, Manufac • tares, the Populatior, Societies, Stc. &c &c. By CHARLES VANCOUVER. Printed for Ricuaitn Put Lunt Bridge ftreet, Blackfriart ; and Paid by all Boultfellers in Great &hail) and Ireland. N B Corrected and enParged Reports of other Counties Will be publifhed in a correfponding Size and Type, after the rate of fix or eight per a:m.4mi, till Surveys of the whole Ki , gdorn have been publiihed ; in the mean time, Sets, as far as pu! uniformly done up, or particular Reports, may be bad of all Book , iellus, at the pleafarc of the purchafer. BERKSHIRE and WILTSHIRE —TO BE SOLD. THE Fee and Inheritance of that Capital and &motive MANSION HOUSE and OfSces, with the Pad docks and inclored Grounds adjoining, at Sparfholt. in re - Mire. late the Ellate, and in the occupation -if I.i_ut. General Gabbit, deceafed, and two Farms Woof:jug to the fame; the whole con taining about 184 Acres._ _ _ Alto, the Tythes of Fifty three Acres of Land, in Ranifbury t Wiltshire. The Houk and Lands at Spariholt, are fituated about five mites from the town of Wantage, and are, together with the Tythes in Wiltihire, let to repeda Ile tenants, on leaks which will expitt at different periods, within twelve years, and now produce 4831. and upwards per annum, but will rife cunfidembly. There is a quantity of Timber and ornamental Trees on ti c Lands. Tbc fillet is rallied to two Annuities, one of 1501. and the other of 751. a year. _ _ _ Particulars may be known by applying to Jofeph Gabbit, Efq. Limerick. Ireland; Betjamin Morland, Efq. At ingd )n, Berk(hire ; and John Lloyd, Efq. Merrion fquare, llub:in, to whom propo lals at C to be made in writing. COUNTRY RESIDENCE. To be SOLO by AUCTION, On Monday, the rath day of December next, at the Red Lion Inn, in Dalverton, in the County of Somerfet, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, ALarge and Convenient HOUSE, GARDENS, ORCHARD, and MEADOW, bulge at Uulverton afore faid (with immediate polteffion) ; conlifting of three fpacious under ground Cellars, a Kitchen, Brcakfaft and Dining Parlours, Witbdrawirg Room, Study, and 8 Bed Chambers. &fides At tics, three walled Gardens, welt ftocked with choice fruit trees, with a Meadow and Orchard, Stables, Coach Houle, &c. &c. Any perfon purchafing the above may be accommodated with about is acres of very rich meadow lind, within ten minutes walk of the premifea, for a term of years. Duiverton is well known to Sportfmen, being remarkable fcr its fine trout !Imams, and woods abouading with game. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Sterne, at the Vicarage Houfe in Dulverton aforctaid (u by letter, poft paid.)—November 19,1807. CAPITAL SALE Of MAIDEN OAK, ELM, ASH, BEECH, CHESNUT, SY. CAMORE. HOLLY, YEW, FIR, and n!litz . Timber. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mars. MAI.LAM and FREEMAN, On Monday the .;th day of December, 18.37, and folln.ving days, at Adderbury Park, near Banbury, in the County of Oxford, 'SEVERAL hundred of fine m:tiden OAK, ELM, ASH, BEECH,HOLLY, SYCAMORE, CH ESNUT, YEW. FIR, &c. &c. of large dimenfi ins. !Alewife. a plantation of about two miles length, of fine maiden Feech. fin , &c comprifing about Boro Trees. Fite above Timber is well worth the attention of Shipbuilders, Wheelwrights, &c. Fcc. and will he found extremely advantageous to purchafers, being within a quarter of a mile of the Oxford Canal, and adjoining the excellent Turnpike Il.oLel leading from Oxford to Canbury. The whole arc now lotted with white paint. and may be viewed any time previous to the zale, which will cnr..tu nce each day at I t o'clock, by "plying to Mr. Spencer of A Iderbury ; and Cata. logues may It h .1 in ue time at the ELA Adderbury; R e ,; Lion, Bantam% ; Arms, Dtddington ; White Hart, CN D . pirgnorton; Marlborough Army,' ‘Ktdßock ;Bear, Wallingford; Angel Reading ; White Hart. Henley ; Red Lion, Wycombe ; White klAfe. Uxbridge; King's Arms, Fleeter; Cobham Arms, Buckingham ; White beet, Aylefoury ; Crowe, Brackley • George, Northampton ; Crown, Tim= ; George, Birmingham ;at 28 Uhl Burlington ftreet. Bond-ftrect ; and at 104. Bl.,ck.nan ftrtet, rough,l.ondon ; and of the Audtloncers, Oxford. • -N. B. Sis Months Credit will be given on ap;:. rt d Security. - THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBIM 1, will he adtediShakefpeare's Play of AS YOU LI KE IT. Duke, Mr. Raymond; Jaques, Mr. Wroughton ; Oliver, Mr. Haland ; Orlando, Mr Ellifton ; Adam. Mr. Powell ; Touch none, Mr. Rannifter ; Rofaliud (with the Cuckoo Song), Mifs Duncan; Celia, Mifs Mdlon ; Atadry, Mits Pope. To which will!be added (for the a tth time) a New Melo. Drama, in two Adts, called ELLA ROSENBERG. 'be .' principal Charaeters by Mr. Raymond, Mr. De C a mp, M r 'Elfißon, Mr. Bannifter, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. H. Siddons, Mifs Ray, Mrs. Sparks. Cr The Comedy of the Way to Keep Him is poftponed on account of the indifpofition of Mrs. Jordan. .To morrow, Time's a Tell Tale ; with Ella ROrellberg. On Thurf,lay, Falfe Alarms. On Friday, The Inconftant. . On Saturday, The Comic Opera of the Cabinet.