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Piess i ddy, 2d January, 1809. TUB illy wn published, price I's; In boards, THE- WHOL E. of: the P ROCE EDINGS *of couRT of INQUIRY, upon the Abject d the late Can.. P rint Pne. ed *for ar t•Egertan, at :be I r ititau p near *MI tebag•: That on 'Tuesday the 7th of February next they will be ready to .rive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for Fifty Tons, Cheshire, Tkrbyshire, Warwickshire, or Gloucestershire 'HEBSE, or Cheese ottNual goodness; to be delivered in one mth, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Portsmouth; id to be paid for by Bilis payable with interest, ninety days after te. • NEW ANNUAL REGISTER. FOR 1808. In Febt'llary next willbe published, in one large Volume, Octavo, • • price IL in boards, or 1l is. kal-bound, Ii NEW ANNUAL REGISTER, or gene• 4-Repository of History, Politics, and Literature, se the Year IsoB.. To which Is prefixed, the History of Knowledge, Learning, and Taste in Great Britain, during the Reign of Qceen Ana.. SUPEIiOIk BOOKS FOR YOUNf; PERSONS. I New Etlttlees of the 1011w/wing esteeisiesi Works have been lately pnblithed by T. CAJJELL and W. DAVIES ' Strand: • L. A N INQUIRY into th 6 DUTIES eff MEN in the.hisiter and middle Classes of 9nclety in Great Brhain, .. . resulting{ fronstheir respective shinier/se professions, and employ.. meats. Oy Thomas Gil:borne, %.A.. two V cderhei, Oeistro, 141. in boards. • 4 An INI/171XT Into the Dtrrita Of tie FtwaLsßut. By the p,same.. s0;:avo, es. Ir tow ds. or in ! 2-no. price Ss. OsL Or cies randy pthiti(l'in a pecie v..4ume, Cc in boards. • 3. A Otto:liar St.ritllO of tse CIRbaS ff.tie Ra;ioton, and of His•rose, as contitt.:..d .v.t . t the ;Ltroduczion of Clarlstianhy; and with Its peozress t, the pre! ..nt dale. By ilie same. Ociara., sr. in boirds. . • 1. A fttsmitaar of the Principal E;ltlences for the.Thili and Divine Origin of the CHRISTIAN RR,R!.ATIC*. 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NO regard will be h.zd to zstis,,Tender do stvhia the price shall not be in• led in :co rds at length, or that shall not be deliv;red to the Bba,d before idea on the said Tmesill' • the "•th of February neat, nor vale. , : the 1 7104 who made: the Tender, or some tersest' an his behalf, afloat., to wryer vuhen called for. . Printed for Jolla Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of room may he hacl, Complete Sets of the above Work, from 1780 tat itiuS, 29 vols. half-bound, price 201. 9s. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Jamiory 2C, Loges. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY': NAPS", do herety give Nofile, That on Tuesdaythel. of February nest, they.will be ready 'reeeive Tenders, hi uniting, (sealed up) and treat for Four ;undred Chaldrons (each consisting of 36 Bushels Wine.hester, deasure) of FITT'S TAN FIELD MOOR COALS, or COALS d' equal goodness; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes • me half thereof as soon as possible, and the other half in the mce of two months from the date of the Contract; winds and ieather permitting, alongside the Wharf of hia Majesty's Vic ualling Premises at Plymouth and Southdown; and to be paid fcr )y Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract, may be seen at the Secretary's Office. • , GOUGH'S CAMDEN'S 13111 . TANNIA. • This day was pubshed, In foir _large Votnnies folio, illustrated by numerous Plates, ' • • price 161. 16s in boards,s New E.lition ' of ANNIA, or a Choro , raphicaV Description. •fiDati4aing Kingdoms of ljug uid, &Watt', and ire ' the isliyaticadiac.;At, irons the earliest Antiquity. By CAMDEN, tr.in+latt.d from the-E4;:ion publiaLed Author iu 1607, elklared by the laserticiveries. ny 12.1C11.11:1) GOUGH. • Printed for John Stocicdale, A few Ciipir nre printed on fine Paper, and the Maps co loured, price 21. 4s. This , day was publiobed, in 4to. price 73. 6d. boards, THE PASTORAL ; or, LYRIC MUSE of SCOT LAND. A Poem, in Three Cantos. By HEC FOR M.ICNIELL, Esq. ?tinted for Archibald Countable and Ca. Eiliaimirgh; and John Murray, N 0.3.2, 02a-street. Loudon. Of whom may In hal, The POETICAL WORKS of HECTOR MACNIELL, Esq. in two cols. foolscap Svo, with Plates, price 123. boards. S, LETTERS addressed to the Daughter of a Nobleman, on the Forniation of !-L.r.t.tr toys and MOKAL PRINCIVLE. By Elizabeth Hamilton, At th 1r of Lett:rt on the Esemmtary Principles of Edneation, . T.vo V Ois. Svu. ICs. In boards. 9. LETT!: it 3 to a YouNG I.ACT, 011 a Variety of useful and interesting Subjects, calculated to impruve the Heart, form the Manners, and enlight?n the Understanding. By the Rev. John Bennett. 2 vuls. 7s. in lr.:ards. 10. The FE ALE MEN rott ; or, SCLCt Conversations. Svois. 12mo. 75 . . in boa. d's. No regard will be had to an Tender in which the price shall not be warted in word: at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board fsefore One o'Cloch on the said Treselety tie 14th of .F3tuary noxt, nor raw the Person who 17111;C, the Tender, or some Person on his be ta!, attends to answer when called for. 11. St:IKONS to TopNrs Wom etc By the We James Foe., tlyce, D. D. 2 vas. 6s. in boards. 12. ADDRYSS!S to 1 03.:U MEN. By the same. 2 vols. 7s. Ws. 13. Bt. iAt ENT S of GI.: N EltA L HISTORY, Ancient ai,d Modern; ORDNANCE OFFICE,' January 25, 1809. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY', ORDNANCE, do hereby gil,e Nctice, That Proposals will be received at their °nice in Pall Mall, on ir before Wednesday the 15th day of February next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of FLAIR BROOMS, BRU;i-ILS, and MOPS, frr serviae of'this Depart nicht; for a peri , .nl of three y: arc, though Tenders for the ensuing 'months onl AN in be ePrAitli..-:14. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the i'rirc:pal Storche , pet's °au in the Tower, where further parti culars, together with the. 'ferias and Conditions of the Contract, ••i 7 lie known, and also at the Secretary's Office, in pall-Mall itfore.;aid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where al o the Proposals must be delivered,' snlL:d up, and en dorsed (. 4 Propes-ls for lia;r Brooms, &C." but no I'roposal can be 'admitted after the said 15th slay of February, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed ttniesi the rerty making it, or an Agent. in his behalf shall liy Order of the Board, F.. H. CREW, SYSTEM OF SURGERY. Preparing for the Press, mid speedily will be published, SYSTEM OF SURGERY, in lour Vols. Svo. By JOHN ThOMSON, 41. D. One of the Surgeons to the Royal Infirmary, Professor of Surge-) to the Royal CoPege of Stirg-ot:s, and Regius Professor of MI -I.tnry Surgery in the Universe y of 1 gh. %Us work is intended to -exhibit a concise vi , ..sv of the present state of the principf.s and practices of Surgery, illustrated by raerout historical and criticai Remarks ; and contain fail and accurate references io the hest and most original sources of infor mation,-rk.lative to the 'Anatomy, Pathology, Symptoms, and Treatment of iilirgical Diseases. to which are a 'tied, arable of Clirunology, and a comparative View of Ancient and M.A.lanGet)4raphy. Bp Alexander Pre zer rytler, Esc . . 2 lAA. Bv.i. w.t% !:4aps, 15s. in bof.rds. 14._A0 AIRLDGAENT of- Mr. P: Kt:Aro:ft; NfooxvN CIO. Hrnau's-•,gluart, Edinburgh, Jan. 25, 1809. BRFEISH EMPIRE IN THE EAST. This day was published, In One large Volnnis., Quarto, price 36.. in boartls, A N HTSTORICriL. • REVIEW of the COM . MERCIAL, POLITICAL and MORAL STATE of att;n:d. ; o.lw s'ili antwor, as ust:al, all ordtrs with . ' . .. • .. . _ . . . . . . • ----• . ,- • . 11.. .. \* . • —.— -_-_ __-----_ . . • s.t 3; l'. N. OBJ`l] • . •-,-:-_—.: =7" - --- . • lIIEATRE-ROYAL,DRURY - LANF- - '',7; PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, r i . .- NWesties Servants will act the revived Tragedy ot, CATO% I :. ... •.:r. WRIGHT, from the 'f heatre.Royal, Edinburgh, rect ), , ini. - , his second arpearance on this Stage•;) v.r SIDDON:; ; Portitts, Mr. HOLLANTI ; of • . ,\lr. PE. CAMP; Sempronius, Mr. RAYMOND; CH • 1 ti, :1 , , Mr. EYRE ;.Syphax, Mr. POWELL. !mot •-. ,•; Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; Lucia, Mrs. CORRI. . • .and ~ •,, %.,16..11 will be adtled the Grand R o mance of _BLUE BEAkD. dab . . ..., , :‘.Tan and Wife; with the Weathercock. Off -- 1 7 1.17. ITR E;ROYAI., HAYMARKET. 1 1 :',.ESENT EVENING, FF.BSUARY 6, .err • ....:aje•ties Servants will act a Tragedy,- called ewe • . HAMLET. • - Per. Hamlet, Mr. KIMBLE: - - QM' VI". MUNDEN ; Laertes, Mr. BRUNTON. ' •.''' .. i tiamlet's Father, M. POPE; (.!•••° rioratio Mr. MURAY. • fitt t;rave-C R ligp-r, Mr. rIVIERY ; Greve-digger, Mr. SIMMONS. .. • ~ ...ueen of Denmark, Mrs. ST.,LEGER . (-„;,:.•., - (iphelia, Miss EOLTON: to' v.!,l::'lc, Grand-Histerie Pantotnimic Drama of Hi DE LA PEROUSE ; - NI Cr, TEE DESOLATE ISLAND. of .7 • , •,• . • , Thc Gamester ; with (first time) a New Farce, on lie i rifles ? _ --- sp ' SURGERY. WI T?. CI T\R T.F.S BELL will begin his SPRING ~,, 1 ( I)UR,;E. of SURGICA I 4 LECTURES on Thursday the by . --... ar seven o'clock in the evening. •••• . • •: and I i, Leic e ster-street, Leicester-square. 0: CONDUIT STREET. --• -;‘,Z S. WARNE and WEIGALL take the . 4 : .: - li.:st opportunity to inform the Nobility and Gentry 'IL .;•.. '..: fir the present, (in addition to their Hotel opposite that i v.) • : .,.,:s destroyed by Firc on Sunday se'nnight) t aken a House v,, ?.:..... - er-sluare, No. 5, which is now open for their re- I h ,, . . iV: FINE INN AND POST-HOUSE, SHEFFIELD. ,-• 1 ) -:. \''• BATTY respectfully informs the Nobility, I v, Cemmercial Gentlemen, and Public in general, that C.:, :*..''l . .he above Inn, he hopes, by assiduity and attention, - : !II; ir •,-,,AronAge and support. oh ...••;, I.•:•uary ‘.:7, 1809. t —_ , P l :.- k. i:::O.N , who can't command front Four to B '•• '' ! T'l '' ,Icand Pounds, is desirous to trout wilt a Gentle- ~ . ' , ' , .... - ,. .... , ._ t . '' . .. i ;' , ,.. ) 1 .'1 . ' , ' 1, % : ' .. ' ,. ''' ,,. 1 .. .... , .... t . , ‘. .... ( 11: ,1 : . 11 , : - 1 ,,,i. 11' ,., . i c .,.1 L 4 v , . , 1. r,1,,.,. 5 ,... r ) .: );e 1..) r) : f e 5,.. i ,.0 t .v.5 t i e :. 1 11a 1 ,. . t t' ,, 1 . . 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JIVE ti UNDRED TicKFrs 1: le - 'it !I• 'I t:4 C .tIISV are L'nc,"o cf -- 10,000 —. .., 1 1., 1:1 , 0 • rh •-- 1,1(0 --- c,t,( . 0 , . :1- 500 _ 6,0a0 t lc° -- 2,..)0r0 li- _.. 7 , 0 !..0.,ft0 e- . -.2. - ; (2,101.) de ' 15 72"" u- '------ - fl- 1 , 200 r 0.., to PAYS OF DRAWING. . .i.y, 4\ pril 12, Friday, April :1, s. • ••• '• . Apt il 27, Saturday, April .2.0. :he • • :: : tv:- Pt roli,sion of the Lords of the T, eil , nr... :ed • . •:: : • 1 7 o: 1 ,aie Whole Tickets, in A.; lirls.,a . 1 >0 „ . ••• . e •-•:-.•• me : :he : 1 ., :: Free Cift ,31' 1,000 Whole Tickets, Lr Al( ble . • 1.. -In.t . :. I.'l 5, the Numbers of whi,:hi ar.: a: 10 ' tl :;.ICII 8,501 to 8,000 a r t* -- .4,•':•0 !,GOl 9, 1 (' 0 10,000lux --• :...(h 1 cool I,f ': , i II i ,001 11,100 ' 1., 'U • - - ,1t;;; 1•',7A.,1 , r • • ' "-, :moil,. r l';. - c.: Gift of sro Whole Tickets, fe: . ,`:.,.c at -ve 1.1..:, the Numbers of which are a ....... lidi • 1 1!',100 1 15,001 to 15 , 100 - - I :,••ou 1f5,501 1 16,6u0 -- 17.(.1.1 to 17,14.)0. •,..-.• are selling at every Licensed Lotter I '._ . ..':1Al ::;PECI i 7 IC ( t.t * the late Sir SAMUE ~ , ; •t., fir t he IN'.'Al.Lli.sl.E PREVENTIO] F li g eb ; . ;.. l'!'•()!;11 KR, 1-... s stood the test of Forty Yea: 4 , T.'- in rtt rof th.. world ; which firmly starry r :•:•i,..-- con - .Pitie Protection to bon W Seat:: •• ••, to in Ali. :bib' :,. .i 1 ‘ , .:,,r is ~ ., ) Idul bottles, at 103. 6d. each, 1 ity• ...', 'l4 ••t 75.0;•.1. or three no. a Guinea (s:arn; {god I . Li- , i , , c'uflolk-ltr,...et, Haymcrket, whet ds. • !,t. ivd gt-nLitto -*lt will be sent to at ........ . .. .• to, I,y inclosing• the address, real or :: - maw • g. . ... 1 •. ,•,_ llV.lt• nt to the quantity tequire IMP • ~ to .t., r. LEAR Coo,; at the above oht-est . - .- , c; 1...10., will armor, as usual, all ardtra wi WEST MI1)D1.1%;;EX WATER WORKS. rfIlE Proprietors of New Shares are hereby re quired to pay to the. Treasurer, J67.ias Henry Tracey, Esq. No. 6, Berner's-:treet, Oxford-street, on or before the Ist day of March next, a further In s stalrnent of £lO per 'Cent. on their re spective Shares.—By Order of the Board of Dir - ectors, ROBT. S. SLOPER, Chief Clerk. No. 20, Hurt true-street, Russell-4 . llitre, Feb. 4, 1 SO9. • •.itsi.i.s.rAF;,.—This day W. p•Jhlititied, A N ENGRAVING, ill thw t r ine Manner, by from a Drawing by. th,! Rev. J. 13ERES FORO, in is attempted a Repres int:di:xi of the.Chare:trr of FAI.:3TAFF.—Proefs, £2. t:s. Connn?.r. Impressions, Xi. ls. N. B. 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A few capies are printed on 3Upal.:le paper and hot-pressed, at J. board... - - This day tc. re rui.iistieti, In One Volume Octavo, prise loss. in hoards, RSES MORAL and RELIGIOUS, A,l.:pleci to a Naval Atalieo , e, l'reacile:f on board his 'Ma j:-.;l's mendot. , .. )'an Osborne, Esq. C otranander, during yews I' xo2, 1603, 1 by the Rev. IWI.irP.I . BAY N/ 7 .1, LL. D. And of Sydney So., CarAridge. Pril , :e.l for 1.-..)7'gsnltn, itce4 and Orme, Paternoster row. lids day wte. published, price Its. 1X LETTERS on the ;;ÜBJECT of Dr. MIL- O 1 XPLANATION RELATING to tbe PROPOSAL mad:. i.i the litst SE'is!CiN of PARLIAMENT for ADNIFE TING Ow E in the ELECTION of ROMAN CATIIOLIC HISHOP: - , Addressed to the Editor of the Mozi , inz firsa published in that Paper;.-3y A. B. To which it now atldi.,l 'n Appendix, containing all this Documents. London: Printed for I. llatchard, Bookseller to ker Majesty, otsposite Piccadilly. lb the rrecs and speedily will be pub ish. J, a New Edition of A TREATISE on the VENEREAL DISEASE. Ey the late JOHN HUNTER, Esq. With the ori7:nal PlataS, a:td many additional observations lec!ed by the .:-.:thor for publication. • This Edition will be edited by his Bfother-in-Law, EveasaD HOmr., E. F. R. S. Scrjeant burgeon to the King, mid burgeon • to St. George's Hospital. Printed for George and lIMIM Nicol, Booksellers to his Ma jesty, Pall-Mall: where may be had all the Author's other works FOR SCHOOLS, &c. Tlils day was published, 12tr.0. price ss. Ca. in boards, STO RY of FRANCE , front the Commence ment of the Reign of Clovis, to the Peace of Cameo For , n1i0,1797, after the Manner of the History of England, in a/Wks of Letters front a Noblema noshed his Son. Also, just publi, price 7s, 6(1. An ATLAS, for the USE of Scuoots, designed for tot younger Stud-nts in Geog7aphy, with Directions for ,ttawing Maps, Geo graphical Questions, Exerziseg, Ste. By Isaac Payne. Yrinied for . Djsrunn and H...riey, Gracechuralltreet. • -•••;, from the earlii:st periods to the preseht time; the Rise and Pingress of Christ iinity in the East, its present Con iiltion; and the int ait's aml prohinity of irs future adiraneentoat W ith aii Introdm.tion and Map illustrating the stelative situation of the British Empire in the Fast. Fy the Rev. ROBERT CHATFIELD, L.L. B. Viear of Cliar.eris, Cambridvshiri.t. Printed for 3. M. Richardson, No. 23, \ Cornh;ll, opposite the Royal Exchange. VALUABLE NEW WORK, TOR YOUTH. This day Nl' as puldislied, • In one thick moltime, 12nm. price 4s. f:ti. in boards, or Ss. bound, PIIILOSOPHY for vou - rii; :3CIENTUIC. 'IIITOR ; b•. - ing the YOUNG NATURAL and EXPE RINIENTAL PHILOSOPHER'S US:l:r aJL. COMPANION ; comprising an Endeuvinir t!) r. rider Cie Ara Principles of Ni• chanicse&c. &c familiar to the. You:lila Mind. To which are prtfized, Exercises in Eiozwion. • By WILLIAM PERRY, Author of the Royal Stu.idard English French Dictiuiarics, and of the Synonymous Etyinollgii:al a:ad Pronouncing Dic tionary. Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. C 3, Cor.lhill, opposite cll.: Pop! Latc?tang,:n This day sv.is published, in flue v Svc). pti 6d. pRAC.TIC,:II, ELECTRECITY and GALVA• co,ita:nng - a Scries of Experi,ihnits, calculated I,lr the thoszy who arc d.:Arous of becornin. , acquainted with that '..)raiien of Seience—iirwtratc:l with nine eopiscr-plates. Ey. JOHN CU fli BERTSON, Philosophical Ins; rument-muker, and 1•el!,:w of the Philosophical Sueletfes of llolfans: cud Utrecht. Printed fur J. Citituw, Ml•Llical Books:11er, Crown Courl Prince's-street, Soho. Wiwre nray he had, just published, b..:nton's Observatloup on Indiustion, the Ltd editistr with adui tioas, by Dr. Buchan.—Price Is. Gtl. On the Ist of February was published, price mss. ed. 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