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_ • , 6e i lo c' . , % - . .• .....-, • 4 •IP - ~'i - • • • (S ' t s... ' " ) 1 . V- i - - ---,„, t , _.,„.. , ,"*....1 ' ;ft ' 4 ) • 4. .. I ' '' / I --Ek• N'''' t ' \.,b 1 4 . 47 ' 4 NZ" .1%. t .- ••• 4‘ k . - 4'., - L - V ‘ 4,.1 , - '' ' ' -h..,....: ),;,... ‘... A ii•=, 0 .. -- • ' , ' : i - oi i : 11111 3 •. 1 g . 11 •-, $ .1 . 1 i l i l P t , 1, i *I l ' : ; 1, , li I '' ' i -, • 1 •,. ',, 1 1 • ' ' ~, t t t ip. ' • . •••• -- e, THURSDAY, FEBRUOY 9, 1809 [PRIcE Srk-pEsc).. tRUILY:LANE. EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, ?rants will act a Comedy, called HE JEW. Beriram, Mr. POWELL cliffo, Mr. HOLLAND ; :DDONS ; Jabal, Mr. MATHENVS; :litre . ' Mrs..SPARKS., life, Mrs: H. IDDONS. ' (first time) a New Comedy, called, 'IOUS COUNTERFEIT. This day were published, In two volumes, two. price 28,. in boards, OUTLINES. OF MINERALOGY. By /. KIDD, M. DC Professor of Chemistry in the Univeritty oftitford. Ozford: Printed for 1. Parker, and R. 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Published By Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster. two; hold by I. Asperse, Corabill; and T. Becket, Pall-Mall. • tocipal Characters by ..DOW CON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr, SMITH, Mr. PENLEY. Mrs. 1-i.ARLOWE. ewer is obliged to be deferred on iteount . iedfof John Bull. -relearsal; and will teedily be pri. tl4 si L. 1 ,, it' ORDNANCE OFFICE, J✓rrary 25, 1808. t• )1 n THEATRE RC 1-115 PRESENT . ] J. their Majesties Seni, TI Sir Stephen Be Charles Rata vie,;•.:isit Bertram, Mr. Sl] Mrs. Ratcli Eliza Ratcliff, To which will be added UNCONSPI The Prin ELLISTON. Mr. Mr. BM:LA*ID, I : • Mistyl3oYq The Haynted Towsl indisposition bf Or.] To-morrow, the Comedl • New Coniic opeia.is aeetA. • , 7. THPATRE-R( THIS PRESENT will be a# M. 1 - 1 „,, c l am* and Syrtsplie Duccan„ (King 9f ..Macbeel ;I::c.:laff, Mr. C. KEM Leiaaix, Mr. CRESM Hecate, Lady Mace To which will he added IS HE 'llw Prir Mr. MUNDEN, M Mr. lON Messrs. HOLLAND, Mrs. DAV ENP( ;j The New Faree, cal eived throughout with e i.svertiowing audience, r-d ;:e./day next. Tc•roorrow the Exile.- Moab); King Lear.—' KING ril!E Nobility an OPERA, are most re thisTheatre THIS PR] A MI 7 i:kets of admission 13 'lrrat!e; of Mr. Wald, 3 rude Dress Warehouse Dt:t. noa and Dr,A;i to I Viva oNIiNE INN AN 101-1 N BATTY ret (I,r,try, Commercial I taken the above Int t: merit their ratronage 3 TIVANTS a SitUa V V who can Inve an ti 1.:......1.1ir0c•ed post paid 1.:.y goad. vAll be inuned C) c. 1 21-COOLMAS. • (::••rductors 1 B7l' ireland of zac sc:atol Magazino virl.:y of iwtructive, use th r wit.% a large Fngrav • size o: the animal. is Caraloria.. i; well known, that • to pnerai adoption c. #•• 61St:r1bUt t :u,Translation tl. library, New GR. FRIT. GIFT of tiv. First I 4 .'01 6,54,1 .• ...... FE GIFT of Elm-dray ,"1 ...... .1 701 e :#l,csv#:. Tickets C/ ..... ••• • ef Begi •47:<•-•:;.:T.ce of the 0 • • r!S anki 4. /201:Nli: u H • Src.leit! • Xz'ilfTl:.. of Cie it •;'.. f ' Myer: by t •• 'rlders of a F . n • t)erltll!'.—rt ‘!l he entitled ; a • # ; ai:d the I Day, w WHI;#.F. TiCKI !, • f , e . :lll'ity sn iek... - ts sc ti<at ti ;*: rt , at Val ;:!#: earlier et • It Las been .` Prizes ; an lhst .£25, • wh,.le • l'icket s 'l. Charing C ithstanding • • I ••(#ttery than P'sr I !I ts . Origin a i et ; I .P. I AIN DNI .r 'e• , ce, in every It lit i ` ';: ll ly . condtta. Antivenereal ...ore than one at Nu. I. it c 111)tru K. Ihaßan Lc arel t eu ae ; ttr, • # • • ;: .OYAL, HAYM4RKET. EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, acted aeTra g edy of MACBETH. Monies between the Acts by Mr. Ware. Scotland) Mr. CHAPMAN ; • all, Mr. KEMBLE. :MBLE ; Banquo,. Mr. MURRAY ; 'WELL; Ross, Mr; LRUNTON ; , Mr. BE.LLAMY. :both,. Mrs. SIDDONS. ted (second time) a New Farce, called E A PRINCE ? iincipal Characters by Mr. LIS lON, Mr. FAWCETT, INES, Mr. FARLEX, BROWN, GODWIN,.DRANT, 'OAT, and Miss NORTON. :ailed Is He a Prince ? having been re univerial approbation and applause, by will be repeated to-morrow, Saturday, Saturday, King Henry the Eighth. ,—Tuesday, The Gamester. G'S THEATRE. end Gentr, - , Subscribers to the •espectfully informed the will be given ....ESENT EVENING, Fetruary 9, , 1809, MASQUERADE.. 13s. each, to be had at the Office of the New Bond-street, and at all the Mae ises. ) be bad at the Theatre as asual. 'ant Rex et Regina. tll POST-HOUSE, ogEFPIELD. spectfully informs the Nobility, Gtntleinen, and Public in general, that in, he hopes, by assiduity and attention, and support.—Skeffield, Jas. 27, 1809. Lation as Groom, a Young Man, undeniable character from his last place. id tog'. W. No. 5, Crescent place, Flack .diately attended to. .STEKS AND GOVERNESSES. of Schools throughout Great are informed, that the Fifth Number was this day published, containing a ,efal, and Interesting letter press; toge ming of the Elephant, one-tenth of the a, and another Engraving of Montserrat among other rerommendationb of this m in all Sdiools,.Twelve Guineas worth every month to Juvenile Candidates in ,n, Philosophy, and Mathematic:. w Bond -street, Jan. 31, 1809. :AND I.OItERY. ONE THOUSAND WUOLE TICKETS Day, Numbers as follow:' to to to to , to to to - 10,600 to to Mit HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS ~ vn above £l5, the Second Day, k:umbers as follow : to tl,l to to . 16,300 tO • 17,100 tray griir. the whole of the fellowittg ;ANTAL PRIZES: £ C 0,600 I 6 ~ 10,000 to ...... of . 5,090 &c. &c. ;ins APRIL 12th, 1809. :e .rove Gifts of 1,500 Tickets, there are orly 18,500 for Sal... -s ate selling at all the licensed Offices. I'LL, and 9, CI lARING CROSS. :s the attentioh of the Public to the :nruing Lottery, which contains the same 1 !Acts as the last, but vSith an ADDITIO - Centrectors,:which stay entitle the for ugly Ticket or Share to an immense and in 'he first-drawn Prize above £l5 on the first over and above the Prize, to WOO WHOLE Hot(' r of the first-drawn Prize above £l5 will also receive, over and above the Prize, :E . rs ; which Tickets are Sealed up and de ! the Bank of England. The Numbers of given are inserted in the Schemes which the above o:fices, where Tickets and Shares ariety ; and as there are but 15,500 Tickets the purchase the better.' 7etnarkable -for selling a prodigious number nd it is extraordinary that he sold the last ;,000, the two last £:10,000, and the last Prize ever drawn, all in Shares, at No. 4, Corn- Cross. )g there were WO more Tickets for sale in In this, Every Ticket was sold, although the icket. fiPEC IF IC (of the late Sir SAMUEL t.) for t!le IVI:AM..IBI.•E PREVENTION ;ORDER, has stood the test of 'Forty 'ears r quarter of the world; which firmly stamps secures complete Protection to botk Sexes; ::ve to health. I.ntion is sold in bottles, at 10s. pd. each, or tr, And at 7s. 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Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Stofekeeper's Office in the Tower, where further parti culars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be knOwri, and .also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and en dorsed " Proposals for Haar Brooms, &c.".but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 13th day of Febrdary, at twelve o'clock at noon of the sante day, neither wall any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF . ORDNANCE, Fetruary 1, 1809. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JFSTr ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, Tbat Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday the 17th day of February nest, from such Per sorts as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COLOURS and OILS for the service of this Department, fur a period of Three Years. Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, where further par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contracts, may be known ; and also at the Secretary's Office it Pall-Mail aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must bo delivered, sealed up and en dorsed " Proposals for Colours, or for Oils," as the case may be ; 164 no Proposal can be admitted after the said 17th day of Febru ary, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will eay Tender be noticed, unless the party making it, or an Agent is his behalf, shall attend.. . 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With Instructions on Breeding, Break ing, Training, alid the general Management of the Horse, both in a stste of kirAth and Disease By JOHN LAWRENCE.; Author of " A.Philos3phical and ?radical Treatise on Hones," 810. The Engravings to be executed exclusively by John Scott. This Work, which has already been upwards of two years in preparation, will be comprised in twelve parts, and regularly pub lished monthly, each tb contain three sheets of beautifully printed Letter-press, on Superfine Wove Royal Paper, hot-pressed, and One Engraving, price 6s. In thecourse of the Work, a number , of appropriate Wood Engravings will beinterspersed, executed by Mr. Be wick, of Newcastle, Mr. Nesbit, and Mr. Clennel, at London, from origioak Designs. On the 2d day of January, 1809, the first Part was pabliihed; embellished with a highly-finished engraving of the Racer, being a portrait of the celebrated mare Ekanor, the property of Sir Chas. 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A 11... ..../C41.6,0•, WS, r •..."• .y ••• ••••• ....ewe 'Li- f 1 Bunbury, Bart. with a striking likeness of Edwards, one-of tho ' Riders to Ms Royal Highness the Prince of Wiles, from a painting * 11 by Marshall, and an appropriate vignette of a Brood Mare and Foal, from a painting by Stubbs . — A new Part will be published . 1 1 1 on the twin day of every succeeding Month, until completed; r S i each to be enriched with an excellent engraving of a Horse of a , i .. , particular variety , or a celebrated Racer ; and, in the course of y, I - the Twelve Parts, will be given two additional Plates beautiftilly executed, descriptive-of Modern Stabling; and a richly-engraved Inscription,Plate. N. B. Gentlemen desirous of possessing proof imptessions of 'ii i , this Work, are particularly requested to transmit their names to . ''the Publishers, s posn; r h ce le, l for that each part. proof f ony as will eedi be ly ta as ken Albion Press: Prihted for James Condee, lvy-lane, Potornos. , ter-row; and soli by all booksellers. _ t • 1 : , - . • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, January 26, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 1114JESTT's Nein; do herski give Notice That on Tuesday the 14th of February next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in Writing, Pealed up) and treat for Four Hundred Chaldrons (each consisting of 36 Bushels Winchester Measure) of PITT'S TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or COALS of equal goodness; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes one half thereof as soon as possible, and the other half in the space of two months from the date of the Cbntract, winds and weather ptrmitting, alongside the Wharf of Igs Majesty's ' Vic tualling Premises at Plymouth and Southdown ; and to Be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. I The Conditions of the Contract, may lse seen at the Secretary's Ofßce. No repel will he isa4to any Tender Is which the price shall mite inserted in moor& at length, or th.it shall mot he delivered to the limed Lifers Cites o'Croch on the said Tuesday the 14th of Fetruary next, ate: oarless the Peksoss who snahe's the Tender, or some ferson en his . Imo. half, attends to answer when sailed for. . _ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom House, Dover, on Friday the 10th of February, • 1809, at Two q'Clock in the Afternoon, THE FOLLOWING VESSELS, which have been condemned in the Court of Exchequer, viz. A British-built Smack, burthen 24 Tons A British-built Ditto, ditto 13 Do. Tillie Vessel; and their Stdres may be inspected on application at the Custom House, on the morning of the dsy of Sale. N. B. A Deposil of £25 per Cent. will be required. This day were publbhed, (Embellished with a Portrait, &c.) in Eighteen Volumes Detny Octavo, price Nine Guineas, and 'on Royal Paper, Twelve Guineas, boaras, 1 'HE COMPLETE WORKS of JOHN DRY DEN, new first collected; illustrated with Notes, Histo rical, Otitical, and Etplanatory, and a Life of the Author. By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Author of the Lay of the Last Minstrel, Marm'oa, &c. &c. Printed Tot William Miller, Albemarle-street.