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Pit, 41. Second Price '2s. Gallery 2s. Second Price is. Upper Gal try is. Doors open at half-past 5, and the Play be:;ips at half-past 6. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box- Office, in 1 - lart-bt reet. ro-mori - ow--.The English Fleet ; Raising On Monday—The Rernan On Tuesday—The School for Prejudice. Oo Wednesday—The Exile. "CASHIJNABLE DANCING,by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, it No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those to wham it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi si e for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance: Those who do not want private itachirg may learn at a small expence, with a rospectahlu set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing talz'at the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of fie rrokssion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, 26, Cornbill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. I~ORNSBY and CO. respectfully acquaint the Public, that the 'I ickets are iwued from the Bank of Eng land ler the New State I.ottery, and that they may be supplied vith 2,3, and 4 Tickets of the same Number, by which 40, 60, rr 2/ 1 0,000 can be obtained, also from No. 1 to 10, and so on to the End of the 5,000 Wmbers,withich will be drawn in One Day. --No. 3,618, (Class B) a Prize of £20,000, was shared by HOP.NSBY and Co. in the last State Lottery • and in the Three preceding Lotteries, three of £20,0 00 , two oi£lo,ooo, three of i 5,000, one of £4,000, one of £2,000, three of £l,OOO, sa of 1300, Ecc. N. B. Prizes paid on Depiand: All Orders executed with fidelity and dispatch to any part of the Globe, by HORNSBY . 21d CO. Stock-Brokers. p TCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. joint IA- Contractors for the late STATE LOTTERY, return their rot grateful acknowledgements to the Public, for the high en couragement they gave to the New Plan, for Drawing the Lot -I..ry in One Day, and to assure them, that it has fully answered expectations of Governnient, by doing away the Evils aura e.tnt on Lotteries, that have been se much complained ef. They trg leave to recommend the New State Lottery, which is on the same principle, and will be drawn in One Day, the 14th of I citaUARY 11tXt. Only 3,000 Numbers.—Four Tickets of each Number. SOIiEME. • 4 - Prizes of - X20,0n0 I 4 - Prizes of - £.5,000 1,000 20 tO &O0 44 _ _ &c. B.c. &c. Tickets and Shares are I;;v7;;Saleat the old Oflicec, Corner .f Bank-Buildings, and facing the King's Mcws, Charing-Cross, y RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK rad Co. FIRST STATE LOTTERY FOR 1809. Tickets and Shares are now selling by qn: J. BRANSCOMB and Co. 'at their Lucky Offices, No. 37, Cornhill, No. 11, Ho%ow, No. SS, Hay market, and No. 269, Strand; where they had the unprecedented rod fortune to elistribtr e to the public, in th.? last Three Lotte ries alone, tile following CAPITAL PRIZES, in SHARES, namely : No. 2,618, - £29,000 No. 1,254, 9,121, - 20,000 12,767, 18,977, - 20,000 4,390, 12,510, 20,000 15,127, . 2,256, - . 18,315, - With the Grand C:tpi: a! Prize of 1,000 Tickets. No. 3,618, which chvidedaninagst the Fortunate I loknrs £24,765, independent of several £l,OOO, £5OO. &e. Where likewise the first £30,000 Prize, the only £4O/160 Prize, attd the last X. 25,000 Prize, Ever shared ia the State Lottery, were seld in 31 Shares. The above Proprietors earnestly reconumnld an early purchase it, the present Lottery, being on the sante roueh approvet plait as the last, when nearly every Ticket was sold, as they pr: su:ne a sct: - city of Ticket sand Shares will he ex :A-kneed, from the nterits of the plan helot.; more generally known. Pi izes Faid on Demand. X 20,000 1 o,ovo 5,0 i '0 5,001) 5,000 ASTI. ONOMY MADE POPULAR. T:,!s day was published, price is. illustrated by numerous large plates, on A new plan, • THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE ; or, A popular Explanation of the Wonders of the Heavers and rtrious ee.estial Phenomena, adapted to the meatiest capa• . . 7.. .--By the Author of the Wa Ekg 4'.1 . the Mtcao:core. • RICUARD PHILL:rs, London; and to be 11.. d of all •` , SA 7 WOXIMRS of the MICROS:OPN il!llitratlYe of the `r A!'“)%, itl rl: •rl 'Winne • ts• v't' ry plateS, to 3.je.0 4 Vr ;~. cl. GIEGOLY ' S Lectures on Natural and Eillerimental njlosoplay. •cls. 1 Ss. EL A le , Grunmar of Natural Philosophy. 3s. A MUCH-WAN riw :3CHOOL-BOOK. This day handstrr...ly printed, so as to correspond with the Author's Realing Elercist.s, price I-lag-a-Crown, 11::und in Red, with the full All-iwance to Schools, 'HE SCHOOL DICTIONARY ; or ENTIC K's ENG1.1(;!-I ICI'IONARY; imprtived and abridged, far l'sc o. Sclools ; in which I; contained the Rnots of Words, 1 import.:•.rt and significant Words only, otrittin i t the common •• ...Ives, and all obsolete, volgar,indecent, and triding Word*. By en. Rev. DAVID BLAIR, -'.l''r of t`'.e Grammar, the Class lioolt„ First Catechism, lZt'Acling Exercises, Grammar of Philosophy, Stc. . y S -.iiO4.lmaiter and Govern:ss will hail the appearance of 1141-3 brought the Erglish Language within an :t -t..•. emtpass, by eVounginz, wlitt was impl-oper, useless, of m i❑ the Dizticnary of Enrich. The Language has, by ;•,, `.3c. been redUced front Sixty Thousand to little more than t Words, and the whole may consequently I* vet t.) memory in less titan three years. For the conve ore ..f Cl(' Tutor and Pupil, every word has been divided and and this Dictionary, tor th 3 purpose of *feachets, •,•...s in cone- - tence a manifest sup-HIT-by over every other. P;lnted fur RLIIARD Puna.' vs, London; and to he had of .ird Co. at the Juvenile Library, New Bond-street ; .ind Co. Edinburgh; Wogan and Cummins, Dublin; and 4 tii idler Boolseflers. Lit whom may be bad all the other Wurks of the same Author. FRIDI6', NOVEMBER 24. 1809 LAW BOOKS. SELWYN'S NISI PRIUS. This day was pablished, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, in a very large volume royal Bvo. Vol. 1, of N ABRIDGMENT of the LAW of NISI 1 PRIUS.—By WM. SELWYN, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law. Second Edition, considerably enlarzvd and improved.--The second volume, which will complete the work, is in a state of forwardness, and will be shortly published. '1 his day was published, Ey W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lin coln's Inn, in Royal Bvo. price 16s. boards, Vol. 5, being a sup plemental volume, with a complete Index to the whole work, A SERIES of ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in CONVEYANCING, with Practical Notes, and also varia tions adapting each Precedent to the most usual circumstances of Tirle.—By CHARLES BARTON, Esq ]barrister at Law. Complete Sets of the above work m.ty be had in 5 vols. royal Bvo. CHANCERY PRACTICE. This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn, in two. price 9s. in boards, THE SOLICITOR'sASSISTANT, in the Court of Chancery.—By WILLIAM HANDS, Gent. One of the Solicitors of the Court, Author of the Law and Pm. Lice of Pateuts for Inventions, &c. " Precedents do both teach and illustrate." Coke upon Littleton, 3 b. s. 445. rir This Work comprises the forms of very near three hun dred interlocutory orders and other proceedings of daily occur rence in the prosecuting and defence of Chancery Causes and Matters, with numerous practical Notes, the whole the result of many years actual practice. VitliSTON'S CON VEVANCING.' This day war pubLabed, in royal live. price pi. Vol. 11. Part I. ATREATISE onCONVEYANCING, with a View to its application to practice, being a series of practical Observations written in a pl.iin familiar style, which have for their object to acsbt in preparing Drafts, an•l in judging of the operation of Dee As.—This Volume treats of I.ease and Rtlease. By RICHARD PRES CON', Esq. Barrister at Law. London: Printed for W. Clarke anilSons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn. 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In which the modern forms introduced by Conveyancers of the highest emi.' nence now in practice are particularly attended to; and the effi cazy of toeut explained. '1 u which are also added pitliminary Observations relative to the Nr.ture and Use of each particular Species of Deed; and an Introductory Discourse on the Subjcct of Deeds in general.—By JAMES BARRY BIRD. Second Edition, enlarg,d and improved. To which is added also a new complete Index. This day was publi,l!ed, • Jv Ohe. Volume, folio, price Five Guineas boards, • STUDIES from NATURE ; containing 73 out line Engravings of Scenery, selected from the Mountain.; of Cumberland, %4'erinoreland, and Lancashire, front drawings taken on the spot, and engraved By WILLIAM GREEN. • This work is intended to forma series of lessons in Draw ing for those ho wish, through such a medium, to be &iced to the study of nature. 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The Third Edition, with very considerable additions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYSandOBSERVATIONS, on the nature, various causes, and the most rational mode of treating and eradicating that species of consumption, incident to youth and the different stages of life, commonly called TAB DORSALIS, including the Author's method of cure of that train of concomitant disorders, which &range the human orzans, so as to destroy the finest functions of the animal cccoumily. By H. ST. JOHN NEALF., Of the Royal Acachf.ny of Paris, of the University of Leyden, and Practitioner in London; formerly Surgeon-NI - nor to the sth Regimettt of Infantry, to the 16th, oz Oueen's Regisn.tut of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Military Hospital at Chatham. - Printed for J. Walker, and Messrs. 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The Contents are as follow :—A general Act concerning the rommlssion of Sewers; extent of the Law of Sewerv; of Lands gained from the Sea; of Grounds left by the Sea; Sea Coasts; Creeks; Ports; diversity between Grounds gained and,Grounds left ; of Walls, Batiks, Ditches, Gutters, Sewers, Causeways,' Bridges, Streams, Mills, Ponds, Mill-dams, Locks, Floodgates, and otlier like impediments, private Walls and Banks; what things officers of Sewers may do by survey only, Surveyors' Fre i sentrnent, wnat Contnnuiumrs of Sewers may do by discretion, Prescription and Custom, Tenure, Covenant, assessing Town ship, Tythes, Copy!toltiPr, Annuity, Commons, Ferry, Herbage, Free-passage, Parks, Warzens, Chases, Fair or Market, Lords and Tenant, Lessee for years and Reversion ; Taxes, Rates, and Assessments imposed merely by the laws of Sewers; the charge upon the Leval, tile Sewers ale a Court of Justice. Imprison ment by the Commissioners of Sewers, line and Amerciament, in what place a Distress is to he taken, whose Goods may be dis trained, GaAs sold, Repievins, legal Proceedings, to make a Stream navigalle, &e. 'this clay was pt.lthstivd, By W. CLake and Sons, Law Book.stilers, Portugal street, Lin coln's Inn, priee XI. 10s. printed on coi y or draft paper, on one side only,' - ASELECT Collection of Thirteen Printed Blank Drafts in CON VF.YANCING, comprising such as are of the nut general use in, Practice, with variations, ajapting them to clitlerent circumstances of title. By CHARLES BARTON, Esq. Barrister at Law. These Drafts are printed on copy paper (on one side only) and will, it is presumed, be found extremely useful to Solicitors ia all cases when peculiar expedition is required the following se lection has been made : No. T. Conveyance by Vendor (or Vendor's wife) to • a Pur chaser (or a Purchaser and Trustee). No. 11. 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YOUNG, active, and inteligent Person, who is Lal a jo7e c lrn Ace.° Any a; P : er is tZ why te,i t h o u sup t . :lntend ta cro an oy e ed ste a n s ii a ve u nt in a rirnilar UnJer:alcing, and can be Well recororeendod, Ise pre:fel-red.—Letter! (pestnabl) front spat - eons wl-nnt cilia I %111, stating age , formtr enT:f...yreent, referenee for &trace. jpeccred salary, directe.i to. A. B. No_t, Bedford-rove. • ' ,Irttife tfingth a Noirc:nl)er; willl a Mtend...d. to. The Situation may be imandiately entered Upon. _ SILK STOCKINGS sellin" . .; off uncommonly chev, a.. No. 5.2, *Cheatside ; an immense Stock ot all kinds, of Hosiery, Gloves, Flannel, Drawers, Ladies ltivit'ble Dresscs all in one, &c.—Sittinkeeper,f, and those wanting to bey tars *ly, will find a great a.'vantage by an early inspection of these articles. A quantity of white or black silk, 6s. Gd. the best quality equally cheap; stout cotton stozkingi, at Is. par pa7r, very fine Is: (50. super, Ss. Gd.; brown eo: tnn .L",2r boots, is. 641.; fine ribbed cat• ton, f. , s. 21.; a variety of gloves front 101. per pair; lace sleeves is. 6d.; and other fashionable articles ton numerous to men tion' at No. 54, Cheapside.--No abatement from the price nest asked. • VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. WlSB,•(from Bath,) At the Commercial Inn, Old Town-Street, Pi.issoovn - On Wed.iesday the 29th of November, and five following days, (Surilay excepted) commencing each day at el -ven o'clock to a minute, A MOST Splendid COLLECTION of BOOKS, most of which are elegantly bound. Among other valuable Publications are Camden's Britannia, 4 vols. folio; Howarth's Works, completa, fine impressions ; Lavater's Physiognomy, 5 vols. 4i o. a subscriber's copy ; Grose's Antiquities; a complete set of the Parliamentary Register, I t`9 vole. ; Sir William Jones's and. Lord Orford's Works, 4to. ; New Annual Register, 29 viols.; and Heath's Shakespeare, 6 vols, 4to. Ca:aloguei w be had at the place of sale. TO LE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, (By Order of the Devisees in trust under the Will of the late Sir WILFRED LAWSON, Bart. deceased), At the House of John Rand, Innkeeper, at Cockbridge, in the County of Cumberland, on Thursday, the 21st of December, 1309, either together or in separate Lots, ALL that truly valua4le and 'extensive FREE HOLD ESTATE, situate at Whittigg, in the parish of Torpen:law, in the county of Cumberland, consisting of Farm Housing, and .211 A. 211. 9P. of good Arable, Meadow, and - iing divided into suitable Inclosures, all now in the pos session of Robert Irving, as tenant. This Estate has a full right of Pasturage upon the extrusive wastes of Torisunhaw, now ttndvr enclosure. Conditions will be produced at the time of Sale, and further Particulars may in the mem time be had on application to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Doraville, Lincoln's Inn, London ; st the Office of Messrs. Mounscy and Giles, Solicitors, in Carlisle; or of Mr. John Norman, the Land Steward, at Brayton Hobs:. The Truant will sheer the Premises. FREEHOLD, HANOVER-SQUARE AND PRINCES-STREET. Capit.d Mansion House, Ollces, detached Stable Yard, Coach Houses, Stables, Wash Hous2, Laundry, Stu. also a smaller House adjoining, in Princes-street, 'l'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. ROBINS, Garraway's, on Thursday, the 7th of December, at Tirelre, in Three Lots, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES TATE, com prising a spacious roomy Dwelling-House, desirably situate in Hanover-square, corner of Princes-street, appropriate for a Family of diAnction, or a Family Hotel, for which purpose it is admirably adapted, con:aiiiing on the upper floor seven Bed rooms, second live Bcdchzinbere, first floor a handsome Drawing-room, Walls pap:_tred, enriched Ceiling and Cornice, Folding-doors and Marble Chimney-piece, two spacious Bed chambers, Dressing-room and Water-closet, principal and secon dary Stair-cases; Ground-floor, Entrance-hall, inclosed by Fold. ing-doors, Vestibule or Inner-ball, capital Dining-parlour, Break fast-room, Library and Watet-closet, with Dcor to the Leads ; in the Basement are all requisite Offices, detached Kitchen, capi• tal Wkaie•cellars, Arras, With numerous Vaults, &c. Adjoining in Prince- is a Freehold, compact and sub stantial House, conta:ning two Rooms on a Floor, with conve nient Offices, and which may be laid to the Mansion, and forte a capital Residence for a Laze Family. • In a Mews at dig back of the House, is a doubl., Coach-house, five-stall Stable, with •Lesft and Man's Room over, private acsage to an extensive Wash-hous3 and Laundry, and Shed at the back. To be viewed by TicicetF. Particulars on the Premises; at Messrs. Hanson and Bird, Solicitors, Chancery-lane ; at Gam. way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-steet, Golden-scuarce. GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE. CAPITAL MANSION, FARM, . DEPUTATION OF MANOR, &c. TO BE LET for a Term of Year; and entered upon at Christ• mas next, AMODERN and capacious MANSION, adapted in every particular f.ir the immediate reception of a Noble man or Gentleman of for.une, and roust eligible fur those who wish for a commodious Country Residence or Or: nlla. The Mansion consists of Dining, Drawing, a . eakfast and Balla:4 Rooms, and a Lilirary of good dimensions, atid furnished in the highest degree of elegance and :ante ; numerous convenient Bed rooms, Housekeeper's-room, Butler's Pantry, Laundry, together with every requisite, annexed and detached Offices, arched W. lan, Stabling', Coach-house", Farm-yard, Poultry-yard, Cyder &c. &c. ; at the confines of a Shrubbery and Planta dons is an extensive wailed Carden stocked with Fruit-strees, well cropped, together with Green-house ; Gardener's House, I Aviary, &c. Any quantity of riod Mea dow Land and part Orcharding (in its prime and full bearing) .tot exceeding 70 Acres, and about 20 Acres of Arable will be let wi-li it. The Deputa don of a Manor and free Warren pretty extensive areal welt sup pliud with ilatne, may be granted. The neighbnarhood social and rc.pectal.;:e, tare roads good, and the situation cek`orned for the sal,brity of its air, the: excellency of its stl, and purity of water. A Mail passes daily within a mile of the Mansion, which is certric. ! iv situated between the Cities of Worcester, Gloucester, aml Hereford, from :each of which it is only a short ride, an eay day's journey from the fashionable resorts of Cheltenham, Bich, and eifton, adjacent to several good Market Towns; and conti guous to the rpmantic mikl picturesque `.4alvera Hells. For further Particulars ana to treat for the preimsea, apply to the Proprietor W. H. Yate. Eq. Bromo.herrow.place, near Gloucester ; Mr. George Hill, tithicitor, Worccs:cr ; or Mr. Cecil becke, Solicitor, iso. London. N. B. The Furoiturc, which is new and in a style of Fashion and taste, together with the Live and out-door Stock, way be ►aieit by appraisentent. /01iNi ~T