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'V 2. ..,7 , ' , . - • . , _ .b . l 'Ar' 4 F . Pla • - ... • 0 4 lif i i f • „, ' • ts i'.' , ' . . \ (c(A) •• S i re • \ 4• . 4 '. ‘ ... -- L ll* T* •44 „.. .. ' ••' 1 1, P r • TUESDAY NOyEMBER 24, 1807 UM 6877 1 PRICE:SIX-PENCE SYMPATHY. IHE compaflilnate confideration and Cympathy of a generous Public is looked up to in a cafe of uncommon clif trefs, in which early affiftauce will greatly enhance the value of the THEATRE ROYAL, DI/IVRY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, Ira be tuned a Comic Opera, 4:Zed THE CABINET. %Ince Orlando, Mr. &sham; Count Curvofo. Mr. Wewitzer; Marquis de Grand Chateau, Mr. Mathews ; Crudeli z . Mrs. Scott; Conftantia. Mifs Lyon ; Leonora. Mrs. Mathews ; Curiofo, Mrs Harlowe ; Floretta, Mrs. Mountain. To which will be added (for the fifth time) a New Melo. Drama, in two Ads, called ELLA ROSENBERG. With New Mufk, Scenety, and Dreffes.—The Overture and Mune r-tirely new conspofed by M. P. King The principal Cluttaders ky Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr . Ellifloo, Mr Barniftet, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. H. Siddons, Mifit Ray, Mrs parks. To-morrow. lime'. a Tell T.le ; with Ella Rofenberg. On Thurfday, the Comedy of the Wonder. Signora Storace will make her appearance, for the fiat time this "fatten, on Friday next, in the Comic Opera of the Haunted Tower. This day was publifbed, In One Volume O.bvo, with fiftccn Plates, peke 141. boards. AN 1N FRODUC I'lON to PHYSIOLOGICAL and SYSrF MA I ICAL BOTANY. By J AMES EDWARD SW 11-1, &c. Stc. Prefident of tilt Linnzan Society Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rea, and Orme, Paternofter row; and J. White, Fleet-ftrea. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, A SKETCH of a TOUR on the CONTINLNT. The Second Edl• tlon, with confiderable Additions and Corredions. In 3 vols Bvo. price rl. 7s. in boards Juft publifhed in Odtavo, price 7s. 6d. boards, 'THE LAW and PRACTICE of DIS TRESSES 1 and REPLEVIN. by the late Lord Chief Baron GILBERT. To which is added, an Appendix of Precedents. The third edi- tion, with confiderable Additions taken from former and later Reports, and other Books of authority ; and full pradlical Di rtetions, from the ftizure of the Diftrcfs to the Sale and fuiug a Replevin. By WILLIAM HUNT, of Lincoln's Inn, Efq. Barrifter at Law. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal ftreet, Lincoln's Inn. Ot whom may be bad, in Soo. price is. 6d. in boards, GILBERT'S LAW of LVIDIt with Notes Sid`ii lcYk BUILDERS PRICES, tBo7. This day was puhlilhed, price 3. kwet, including the advaneh. THE BUILDERS' PRICE•BOOK : containing a eorredt Lift of the Prices allowed by the inoft eminent larveyors in London to the feveral Artificers concerned in Build. kg; including the Journeymen's Prices BY AN EXPERIENCED SURVEYOR. With a Table of Scantlings, and a Table of the Dwties on Win dows and Hooks, and the Rules for chargirg them. Publithed by J. 7 aylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. N. B. Gentlemen are ref-, ue ftcd to be careful to ordcrTav Loa's corseted Builders' Price Book SELECT ARCHI I'EC FURL'. This day was publithid, el.gandy engraved in Aquatlnta, on Twenty-flu Phtes, Royal Quarto, iris. 6d. in Manta, DESIGNS for ELEGANT I' COTTAGES anti SMALL VILLAS, calcurated for the Comfort and Conve• silence of Perfons of moderate and of amp!: Fortune, carefully Studied and thrown into Perfpeelive, with a general EStimate. By E. GYitORII, Archited. Forming Pan the Second of a &ries of Sd. ct Architeeture. Publithe'd by 3. Taylor, at the Architedur.ll I.ihrary, No 59, High Holborn ; J. Hardin g, St. Janics's-ftrect ; and J. Cari.cnter, Old Bond-ftreet. Where may be had, kik publith.:c!, The Firft Part, containing Defigm for Small neture q ue Cot tages and Hunting Boxes, adapted fur ornamental Retreats , or Bunting and Shouting; alCo, lonic Defigns for Park Entrances, Bridges, ate. Engraved in Acuatinta on Twenty Plates, 4to. price II is. in boards. This day were riblithed. in Three Volum( s izmo , price 131 6d in boards, The Third Fdninsi of _ _ _ - - - • LETTERS from the MOUNTAINS; being the real correfpondence of a Lady, between the years 1773 and z!37. The Letters in this edition are arranged in the order of time in which they were urittef f. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Kers, and Orme, Paternnfter.rotv ; J. Hrchard, Piccadilly ; and Mr. Cooke, Bury-area, St James's. " The charm of there letters connits in their being the artlefs effnfion of a fuperior mind. There is Reding good feofe in molt of Ler remarks onhooks, manners, education, Ste. and a great (hare of originality. She always appears to us in a light at once refirdt able and amiable. Her underft.mling is ttrong, her fancy lively, her fenfibility acute. She has the art of placing every thing before our,eyes ; we fee her, we hear her, and we become acquainted with her; and when we Phut her book, we kem to take leave of a friend.". - ANNUAL REVIEW. •,• A New F.ditinn of Mrs. GRAN r's POEMS is in the Peels, and will be fpeedily publithed. _ DEV'ONSHIR ft. By the BOARD of AGRI ULTURE. This day was publifhed, illuftrared by 15 Engravings. Reprefenting Implements Iti Hull( isdry, Buildings. Live Stock, and remark able objets, with a coloured Map, dittinguifhing the different kinds of Soil, price II ss In board., A GENERAL VI EW of the AGRICULTURE of the County of DEVON, drawn up for the Board of Agri culture and internal Improvement, diftinguifhing and defcrihing the Geographical fituation and gent ral circumftance. of the county Rate of Property....tbe Buildings, the (node of occupation— the Implements, the Enclofures, the Arable Land. and every kind of Culture —the Orafs Land., the Gardens and Orchards, the Woods and Plantations, the Watts., the Improvement. general and particular—the Live Stock, the Rural Economy. and the Po. ideal Economy, including Road., Canal., Commerce, Manufac, tares, the Population, Societies, &c. &c &v. ly CHARI.i VANCOUVER. Printed for RICHARD PUILLIPS Bridge ftreet, Blackfriars and raid by all Bookfelkrs in Orrat Britain and Ireland. N B Corre6ted and enlarged Reports of other Counties will be publithed in a gorrefponding Sin and Type. at rer the rate of 40 e eight pet annum, till Surveys of the whtde Kingdom have leen publifhed ; in the mean time, Sets, as far as publifhed, uniformly done up, or particular l eports, may be had of all Book 60M, at the pisafure of as purehafer. This slay was publifberl, In Two Volumes Qnarto, clofely printed. price Three Guineas and a Half. in hoards illu Crated by Fifteen Engravings, ADICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY an d MI NERALOGY, with an account of the Procefs employed in many of the molt important Chemical Ma , .ufadlures ; to which are added a Defeription or Chemical Apparatus, and varinus ufe ful Tables of Weights and ivleafureg, chemical Inftruments. &c. By A. and C. R. A I KIN. London: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhlll ; and William Phillips, George-yard, Lombard-ftreet. EDINBURGH REVIEW. In a few days will be putAdhea. in Ottivo, price s' THE EDINBURGH REVIEW; or, CRITI- CAL. JOURNAL. ;—No XXI. Coivr es/Ts—Pamphlets by the Honourable J. Randolph, and others, on the Neutral Q:leftions—Southey's Specimen!, of the later Englilh Poet.—Oiltle.'s Hiftnry of the World—Lancafter's Outlines of a Plan of Education—.Willdenow's Principles of Botany—.Semple's Journey through Spain and Italy—A fhort In quiry into the Policy, Humanity,' raft Effedts of the Poor Laws—Pamphlets on the Catholic Queftion—Pamphlets. by Sir lA'iltians Young and others, on the Weft Indian Affairs—Poems by t he Rev. J. Mant—G4neral Obfervations on the probable effedts of any meafures which have for their object the Incrcafe of the Regular Army.--Corinue ou'Lltalle, par Mad de Stael Holftein —Code of Health and Longevity, by Sir John Sinclair, Bart.— Wordfworth's POCRlS—Quarterly Lift of New Publications. Printed for Archibald Lonftable and Co. Edinburgh; and John Murray, No. 32. Fie. t-flreet, London. Of whom may he had, I :IC EDINBURGH Review ,No. I. to XX price sI. limed, or I. ss. in ten volume!, hoards. Juft publifhed, price sq. By the Socitty for the huppreflion of Vice, HE CONSTA BLE% A6SISTAN ; being a Compendium of the Duties and Powera of Conftables anl other Peace Officers, chiefly as they relate to the apprehending of Offenders, and laying informations before fvlagiftrates Printed for F. and C. Ri'ington, St Paul's Church-yard ; W. J. and J. Richardfon, Cornbill; J. Buttcrwor.b. Fleet ttrect ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly John Jofeph Stockdale, No. qt, ; and J. Walker, Strand. Where may be alto had, gratis, The Fourth Number of the Saiety's occafional Report. • CHEAP REPOSITORY TRACTS IN VOLUMF.S. TMs day was publithed , entered at Stationers' Hall, A NEAT and uniform Edition, corredted and im. proved, of the Three Volumes, price bound £33 6d. Vol. I—Containing the lon Stories. Vol 11.—Containiog the sunday Readings for families, with a variety of Prayers. Vol. lll—Containing the (hotter Stories. Either of Ode Volumes may be had feparately. Printed for F. C and J. Rivington, No 6s, St. Paul's Church yard; J. Hatehard, No tr), Piccadilly ; Evans and Howard, No 4s , Long lane, Welt Smithfiati ; and Hatch ird and Ikons, ,Ea . h. N B. The Hiftory of Mr Bragwell, the Shepherd of Saldbury- Plain &e. may be had in complete fete. neatly printed. This day was publithed, Handfurnely printed in TwO Volumes (Mayo, with Three Maps, Illultrating the Travels of the Apoales price in boards tas. LECTURES on the ACTS of th e APOS'T'LES, delivered in the Parifh Church of Stockton upon-Tees, during Lcu;, in the Years 1803, i 804, iBos, and tB:6. By JOHN BREW STEEL M A. Bettor of Redmaifliam, Durham . Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church-yard; fold alfo by J. Hatchard, No. [so, Piccadilly. • Of whom may be had, by the fame Author. The MEDITATIONS Of a RECLUSE; chiefly rut Religious Sub jects. The recand edition, in one volume duodecimo, price in bo ads as. or on fine royal paper price 6s. A :ECI , LAR ESSAT; conta'ni:.g a Retmfpe.tive Review of Events cnritleifted with the &el:Laical ifiltory of England, during the Eighteenth Century. In one volume Bvo 7s. boards. This day was publilbed, in two large volumes, ram°. elgautly printed on a fine woven paper, price in boards to. COLLECTION a SONGS, hlnr4l, Senti• mental. Inernetive and amiding ; feledled and rcvifed By the Rev. JAMES PLUMP FRE, M A. Frilow of Clare Hall. Printed for F. C and J. Rivington, No 6a. St Paul's Church. yard ; fold alfo by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Thelz volumes contain the words of upwards of fiv.t hundred Songs ; fomc of them original, hut principally feleeted from the Works of the molt approved writeni, divellsol of every thing which has any tendency to indecency and prufaucners. With an intro dudtory Letter, and a new Preface. The firft volume, which contains chi, fly the rural, naval, and military Songs, /Ice may be had feparately, printed on an inferior Paper, price, in hoards, 4s. 6d. for thole who may with to purchafc it as a prcfent to the lower Claret. A third volume is in the prefs. nit day was publifhed, price One Shilling, ACHARGE delivered before the Reverend th e Clergy of the Archdeacncry ‘,f Sarum, on the 4th, 3th, 6th, and 7th of Auguft, tRo7, and pubhlhrd at their slefirc, By the Rtv CHARLES DAUBENY, Arcbdracqn of Sarum. _ _ Printed for F. C. and ill.Wingt4n,l4lo - 62, St. Paul's Church yard. Of whom may he had. by the fame Author, 1. Dilcourfes on Variou4 Subjedts and Orc.diuna. With a Pre face, addreffed to the Congicgation affcmbted in Chritt Church, Bath. 2. Eight Difeourfes on the Conneßion between the Old and New Teltament, &c. in o:tavu, price 91. 3. A second Edition of a Guide to the Church, with the Ap pendix. In two Volumes, price in boards t 7s. 4. VimHeise Ecelefin Anglicailas. In which tome of the Mitre prefentations in a Publication. entitled " the True Churchman Afccrtained" are pointed out. In one Volume, price in boardsl3s. A NEW AM) NEA POCKET EDITION. i 1 is day was pubEfhed, Price, hound, 11). 6d or iI. -$. per dozen for diPribution THE .PRACI'ICE of TRUE DEVO (lON, in Relation to the. End, as well as the Means of Religion ; divi ded Into Chapters, each containing finite f rinclpal Duty either to Nrighbour, or Ourklves ; and appropriated to the feveral sin the Week. With Prayers for the Clafet, a Varney, and other Oecalions. Alin an Office for the Hdy Communion, ennaf ting of Prayers before, at, and sfter the Holy Sacrament; and lonic DireCtions her a dteent behaviour at the folemnity. By RORER l' NELSON. Ffq. Printed for F. C. and J Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Cburci•-yard. An Edition of the fame Work" may be had neatly printed in duldecimo. on a large letter. price, b,und, 3s. 6d. and a few copies on a Si , e royal paper, price, in boards, Ss. Gd. or bandfotnely is 6d Ai the fame Ale . r, a 2.OVTANION for the FESTIVALS and TS of the .CHURC:II of ENILA NO. With Colle t s and Prayers for each Solt - anty The 3o:11 :-.dition, handfouldy prin:ed in one lasge volume Bvii. price, boon ds. GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES, difeharged of LAND TAX. Upwards of 4 too.coo Value in Capital Prizes TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. TO BC DR AWN IN GUILDHALL. LIST oi , CAPITAL Nine., WITH Tilt PALO[ OP tACtt. Grand Hotel, No. 9, Skinner drat, 423 000 No. 2+, Skinner.ftreet, , . 7, 000 No 43, ditto, - 6,0z0 No: 43, ditto, . 6,003 Na. 3, Pickett ftreet. - 6,030 No. 7, ditto, 6,003 No. 17, Skinner.ftreet, - 4,'00 No. 21, ditto, - 4,c00 No. 4t, ditto, - 4,003 No, 8, ditto, 4.0:0 - No 4, ditto, - 4,023 ' No. to, Pickett ftrcet, - 4, - 00 • No. 11, ditto, - 4.000 No. tB, Skinner.ftreet, - 3,033 N. 43, Weft-fide of Snow Hill, 3,000 'No. 42, Skinner ilreet, - 3, 000 • No. 48, ditto, - 3.000 140 49. ditto, 3.020 No. 4, Piekett-itreet, - 3,030 No. 22, Manner ftreet, . 1,00 ,-, 114..kieg together the Slim of £10 4 ,000. The above Valnation is taken at the )(weft eftituate, and there is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property will he very conhderably increafed in value. To convince the Public of this fat, it was the intention of the Contradors to have engaged to purchafe the feveral Houfes at the prices let againft each, but upon taking legal advice, they were apprehenfive that fuch an offer would have fubjeded them to revere penalties. It is however esrtain that Offers have been made from various Perfons to purchale feveral of the Hourcs at the Prices they or,: eftimated at, and it is p . poled that thofe Prizes which are divided into (mail Shares, fhall be fold, and the produce paid to the Shareholders accorJing to their refpedive Shares. I ickets sod Shares are felling at all the Licenfcd Lottery Offices. 1 PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - Li 14 Half - Z 4 0 0 I Eighth LI i o Quarter a 1 o Sixteenth 0 to 6 THE OLD ENGLISH ALE BREWERY. Committee Room, Gloucefter Coffee-Houfe, Ocltober ZD, 1807. RESOLVED, That in confequence of the ad vanced State of the Subfcription, and of the progrefs in the Arrangement for forming of the EftabliOsment, it has become Proper to call a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBaCRIBI• RS, in order to lay before them the Report of the adting Refolved, Th..? fuch General-Meeting be accordingly holden at the Thatched Houfe Tavern, in St. James's-ftreet. on WEDNES DAY, the 25th Day of November, at Twelve o'Clock. The bulk of the Subfcription already received is iiivefted in Ex chequer Bills. The intended Capital is 75,000 l to be raifed by 3DOO Shares, of 351. each, payable by Inftalments of 3L Books are open for Subfcription, at Meffrs. Birch, Chambers, and Hobbs, Bankers, New Bond-ftreet ; Mars. Auften, Maunde, and Auften. Bankers, No so, Henrietta-ftrect, Covent Garden ; and Mars H. T. Williams and Co. No. 12, Copthall court, near the Batik. Pr , ifpeetufes may be had at the above places ; No. t, Cecil-ft:ext. Strand ; the Secretary's, No. 3, Hare court, Temple ; and at the Gloucefter Coffee Houfe, By Order of the Committee, R. TAYLOR, Secretary. NEW BLOCKADE COMPANY! ! ! In the Preis, T•HE POLICY of the BLOCKADING SYS• TEM REFUTED, with Obfcr•ations on the prefent STAGE •f the WAR! Publilbed by E. Wilton, Paternolter•row. This day wag publiflied, price 3q. fewed. THE NEW LONDON CATALOGUE of a. BOOKS, with their Sizes and Prices. Containing the Books which have been publilbed, and fuck as have been altered in Size and Price fince the London Catalogue of Books to the end of the Year Itico. Printed for W. Bent, Paternater.row. MILITIA. ANY Gentleman willing to refign a Qarter. mafterfhip, will find this Advertifemmt extremely well worth his notice ; he will find his propofals liberally admitted, have every thing arranged to his fatisfatftion, and high reference, it required, given to his Colonel of the Advertifer's property and capacity for the fituation. Letters (port paid) to K. Ranfom, Poft Office, Swanfea, Wall have direEt attention and fecrecy. THIS is to caution all Perions against 'Fru(ling -L CHARLOTTE WOOD, wife of me, DANIEL WOOD, Quarter Matter of the 3d Regiment of his Majefty's Dragoon Guards, now lying in Exeter and Plymouth Dock Barracks, a' I will not hr anftverable for any Debts the may contradt after this public Notice. Witnefs my band this 17th day of November, i FO7 DANIEL WOOD, Quarter Matter 3d Dragoon Guards. TALLOW CANDLES WITH WAXED WICKS. IN confequence of the Wicks of thefe Candles being previoufly coated with Wax, they have the following Advan• tages:—firft,They are feldom, if evcr, fubjed to what is called a I hief in the Candle t—fecondly, They will not Gutter, except Irons bad buffing or carrying about ; and thirdly, They burn lon gt r and give a brigkter light than the ufual Mould Candles. Sold only at the Candle and Soap Company's Warehoufe, No. tBs, Fleet ttrect, (two doors from Fetter lane) where alto may be bad common Can.lles and Soap of the belt quality. N. B. A Difcount is allowed for Ready Money in proportion to the quantity purchafed at one time. RAM6GATE. JUST IMPORTED, AND FOR SALE, (Duty paid), At the London Hotel, on Thurfday, the 26th loft at Ts o'clock. "I'HE FOLLOWING WINES, viz. 20,c00 Bottles of White and Red Sparkling Champaigne; (In 2o:," Cafes, each containing leo Bottles) And I o Hogfheads Claret—Vintage 1802. The abnvc Wines are of very fuperior quality. For particulars apply to 114eirrs. A Wien, Son, and Elgar, Rata gate; where Catalogues and Samples may be procured on the day of tale; alto at Mg.. Edward Auften's, No. to, Birchin-lane, London ; where fimpleemay be tafted at eleven o'clock precifely on lucfklay Morning, the ;4th inftant, prior to the tale. YORKSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR with IMPROPRIATE TITHES. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, I'HE MANOR and ROYALTY of HEMING BROUGH, together with the Impropriate Rectory thereto belonging, compelling The GREAT and SNTALL TYTHES of the TOWNSHIPS of Tiemingbrni.gh, Cliff eons-Lund,Barlby,Ofgodby, South Duffield. Bow horpe and Minthorpe, extending over upwards of 7700 acres of arable, meadow, and warp land ; together with A valuable FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, granaries, farm build ing•, and land in Hemingbrough, containing 4 acre! , , and a compadt Freehold Farm in the township of Barlby, called 'lMmhead Farm, with granaries and commodious firm buildings, Efhing houfe and landing, and upwards of 00 acres of rich arable, meadow, pafture, and warp land, in high cultivation ; the whole let on leafs, which will expire on the 6th April IEOB, at the net rent of at6ol per an num—The townfhips over which the tythes extend arc ehlttly in an open field Rata. capable of the greateft improvement by indef.. Ing,and are moderarely affcfred to the land tax and parochial rates. This Mate is Innate upon the River Oufe, poffelling the advan tage of water carriage iodic beR markets in the Weftern part of Yotkfhire. in a very fertile part of the county, about 3 miles from Selby,s from Howden, is from York, and as from Hull. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Mn) kr, of Huntingdon, near York ; and deferiptiae particulars ma f be bad at the Hotel, Leeds; the Neptune, Hull ; the Q2aen's Head, Neweafflesupon. Tyne ; the Bridgewater Arms, Mai,chefter; at Glrraway's Coffee !mule; and of Mr. Claridge, NO. 47. Pall Mall, Landon, who is authorifed todifpore of the fame, and where a plan of the Paris . may be ken. bench t. GEORGIC FICATLIT, of No. 36, Gee•ftrer, St. Luke's, brafs*er net, aged forty•nine, who for many years had ftrunded hard to fupport an inerealing family, baring on the evening of the Ltit of November ina.been late at his barters, roped and retired to reft about one o'clock, apparently in ufual health ; at two Ns wile found him dying by her bide, it is fuppofed of fpahn in his clieft,of which be fometintes complained. The wi.low thus bereft of her fupport, and without any known relation in the world, is left with eleven children. The eldea a fon aged nineteen, who worked with his fathrr,and happily cat do fowietbing to vtaNis his fupport; next, a daughter aged feventeen, whofe health has foffered by clofe atten tion ; a fon, fifteen, apprenticed out, but for whom the mother has to provide clothing and wathing ; another fon, twelve, now at fehoul ; three daughters aged ten, nine, and fix; and behold ! two font, twins, aged two years in March laft ; and two more foes, alto twins, one year old in June laft. With all this family it is to their credit that nothing isdue to butcher or baker, and only a few f.uall films to other tradcfmen.—but thus fuddetily reduceil, the pone widow is unable to bold up her head. If any aid firtuld he providentially afforded to place out fome of the middle children, it would be a feafonahle and welcome re lief; alto any pecuniary afratauce from the benevolent, abaft bard it may pleafe GOD to open towards her, wit excise her humble and thankful acknowledgments. Donations will be received, and this account, if needful, con firmed by Mr. Lewis C. Miles, Churchwarden of St. Lutte's, xt, Old•ftreet. Robert Howard and Co. Its, Old-ft met Argand and Figar, Breton-fireet • Gideon Dare and CO Cockfpur-neeet George Penton, New Streetlquare, Shoe-lane William Slark and Son, to, Cheapfide Richard Jones, Perfumer, near the Gate, Shoreditch William Cowland, Aylcfbury ftrict, Clerkenwell Or. at the under mentioned Bankers; Ffdaile and Co zz, 1 ombard-ftreet Marth, Sibbald and Co. 6, Berner's ftreet Smith and Holt, 60, Broad ftreet Trufters are intended to be appointed, in whore hands the do • nations will be placed, and who, affording economical aid, will he able, it ik hoped, to prrferve fomething towards raring the young children.—Nov. a SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. NORTH, FAST, WEST. AND SOUTH. The UNIVERSAL COAC3 and WAGGON OFFICE. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, EASE. and EXPEDITION for TRAVELLERS in general, from die SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW HILL. CHESTER. Tarpley, Nampt wich, Wolfcley bridge, and Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches, Daily. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, !ikon, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, feta out every Evc:iing. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yam new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kniasford, Frone, rs^d Litchfield PoR C..ich, called the Expedition, every Evening. at 5 o'Clock, to the Crown Inn, Red-crole-Rrect, Liverpnal, Guarded through out. BATH and BRlSTOL—Uncommcn Cheap Travelling to Bath and liriftol, by the Flying Bolt Coaches, through Chlyperham, Colnc, and Marlborough, every Afternoon, arrive at Ifir. May's. t'se Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas ltreet, Brittol, neat Morning.—lnfide. zl. is. Outlde, us. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater. Taunton, &c. LEEDS New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, lets out every Morning, at 8 seClock, carries four inGdes only, and goes remarkably eafy, paffes through Stamford, Newsrk. Retard, Don• rafter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Notwithltanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, is a!owed to he the moll agreeable and complete public convey ance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancafter, Bretton, Kirby Lonfdale, Boulton, Chor. Ormairk, and Garilang Poft Coaches, every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, retna-Grecn, Annan. Dumfries, Brownhill.Thornhill, San quhar-Kilu, Cu m n ock Kingrwell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Sunday, Tuefday, and Thurfday Morning, at Saven o'Clock._ LOUTH, Spillby, Bofton, Hull, Orimfby, Spalding, Peter] borough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Colch, fets off every Evening. YORK, Newcallle, and Edinburgh New CO3O, performed with a Guard throughout, fete out evcry Morning at Seven o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcafter, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Paffcngers finding theadelves fatigued from the length of the journey, may reit what time they pleafc, and then proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. _ _ CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven Poft Coach, goes with four Horfes and a Guard all the way—paffes through Brines, Appleby, Greta%ridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbrldge, Wetherby, Aberford, Delucaßer, and Grantham, (the neareß way by 18 miles), fets out every Sunday, I tn•fday, and Ehurfday Morning. and performs the journey with the greateft facility. Paffengcrs detained on the road by bufun-fs, or pleafure, have the peculiar advantage of theft feats being fccured in the next Coach (with only fix Coachmen). EXETER, Plymouth. Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor chciter, and Salilbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at Four o'C'.ock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Axminfter, Bridport, Blandford, Bafingftoke, and Bagihot. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Stmt.—Guarded. _ _ OXFORD, Benton, and Henley Poft Coach, with a Guard. every Afternoon, at Five &Clock. MANCHESTER, Wilmflow, Congloton, NewcafJe, Walfall, and Wolicrhamptom Poft Coach, every Afternoon —Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiffnal Polk Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening at 5 o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unicorn Inn, Shrewlbury—Cuarded. SOUTHAMPTON, Winehetter, Alresford, and Alton Coach every M.,rning... BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poft. Coach. with a Guard—Sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham nest day at Noon. Pares by Oxford, Enftoo and Shipitone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-ftreet, Birmingham._ . _ HULL, Northesve, Howden, Thorne, and Doncatter Poit Coach, every Morning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton Gate, HuH. HERTFORD, Ware, Hodilefdon and.Cheihunt Coach, every Morning. I3RACONSFIELD, Ushridge, Denham and Redhill new Poft Coach, every Morning aid Afternoon, by Richard Watts and Co. TO PTFNIIAM and Edmonton Coach, daily, at half paft 10, half pail two, half paft four, and half paft fcven o'clock. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, &c conveyed by the under•mentior=d WAGGONS. To DISS, Beccles,Bungay, Bury and all pArta of Suffolk, every Monday. _ _ _ M A LBRO', Newbury and Reading, every Tuefday. WORCESTER, Kidderminfter, Hereford, Carmarthen, Bred. n: . .ek, and alt parts of South Wales, Perfitore and Wycombe, every Saturday. CIRENCESTER, Abington and Henley, three times a week. SOUTHAMPTON,Wiodii fter, Rumfey, I.yndkurit.Lyming. ton, Chriftekui eh Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wimboume, Poole, Ific of Wight, Jerky and Guemfey, Waggons daily. SUNBURY, Hampton and Twickenham, twice a week. EXETER, Plyrnaith and Falmouth Fly Waggons, daily, car rying Goods and Paffengers, as dual. to all parts of the Weft of England. WM. MOUNTAIN and Ca refpedfullyaiquaint their Mande and the public, that they cannot be anowigalpte for any Parcel or Luggage &e. of more than Five Pounds value, if loft or mleald. %inlets tl eeifird St the time of delivety,ind pild for iceordingly, at the r arateo's Head Inn, Snow Hill. Londe.% 'THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, will be aged (for the 6th time) a New Comic Opera, called TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD. The Scenes, Dreres, and Decorations are entirely new. The Overture and Mune compofed by Mr. Shield, The principal Charadters by Mr. Thompfon, Mr. Bellamy, Mr. / oho Mr. incledon, Mr Taylor, Mr. Simmons, Mr. King, Mr. Farley, Mr. ',Ulm:. Mr. Fawcett. Mrs. Dibdin, Mrs. Davei.port, Mrs Diekons, Mifs Bolton, Mrs. Litton, Mrs. C. Kemble. To which will be added a Farce, called THE FOLLIES OF A DAY. Count Almaviva, Mr. Lewis ; Page, Mils Waddy; Figaro, Mr. Farley; Antonio, Mr. Emery; Countefs, Mrs. St. Leger; Sufan, Mrs. Gibbs. To-morrow, the Tragedy of Macbeth ; with Mother Goofs. 0. The New Opera of Two Faces under a Hood continuing to be received with unabated applaufc, will be repeated on Thurfday with Animal Magnetifm. On Saturday, with St. Patrick's Day. On Friday, Jane Shore; with Mother Goole.