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Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wake and Duke of York. y In consequence of the ioereased and uncommon demand for P laces :he Public are respectfully informed that the following p ,,ph.ar Entertainments will he continued Three Nights longer o n l y, as ou Monday, the sth of June, will be produced, a grand Equtstriiin and Pedestrian Spectacle, which has been many mouths in preparation. erins PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 1, 1809 , 1. Friday 2, and Saturday n, will be presented the Cotillion and Country Dance by Eight Horses. After which (52d time) a New Nautical Spectacle, called BASQUE ROADS. jiorsemauship by the Double Company ; Mr. Smith's Flying Act; Isquestrian Clown, Mr. Crossman ; and the Eccentricities of ti.e Hunted 'l'ailo: and his 1-lorse TallyHo ; Billy Button, Ali. C11....man. kthaw bun, called, Strange Things, by Mr. Rom; with Mr. Richer's elega,!t 'light lkope Dancing. To conclude - with. the Harlequinade, of FA - litY LAND. . 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THE WA.TEItING PLACES FOR 1809 This day was ishad, price Ink in Leant., Ms. sd. in red, Sr les. calf, gilt, in sae very !hick and chnely-printed Volume, illustrated with nearly 70 MS?* and views, I'HE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and 51... A-BATHING PLACES in England and Wales, for 18100, consisting of Accurate and Circumstantial Descriptions of ever) Place of lisrhionaide Iteeart, and of the Curiosities and Sce nery in their Environs, wula au itinerary of the likhois to and trust each Place, By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is so well known, and has . ueen so univar.aily ap proved of fur its compbstrue.s and aeduracy, teat any further de . Ftriptioo elk contents, or any observations en us Ittertii. and ßd.. thy would be seperikiac. Tile Places described are: ABERYSTWITI - 1 LF.MINGTON PRIORS BATH Lintz HAMPTON III.ACKPOOL LIME REGIS .110EMOR,HOTHAMPTON LYM'NGTON BURLINGTON PA A.I.VFAN BRIGHTON MARGATE BR ISTOLIiGT WELLS and MATLOCK . currobr RAMSGATE BR(IAMT•UItiI SCARBOROUGH BUXTON sii)MOWTH • CHIU,TBNHAM • '()UTHAMPTON , CROMER SOUTHEND DAWLIhII SWANSEA DOTER TElGNmoirrn . EASPOPRNE TENBY EXII4. (O UThi TU NBR I lIGE WELLS PeftiberollB WEYMOUTH rovnir WORTHING ,bIindLROWOATE I' A R MOUTH HARWICH A TOUR. to the LAKES HASTINGS A TOUR In SOUTH w ALES ILFRACOMBE. .. ATOURis, NORTH WALLS ISI.E OF WIGHT Svc. Etc. lkc. Printed for R I est ssi re Panties, N 0.6, bridge-street, Black friars, ; and to be bad of all Booksellers. y.arcicelarly of these who reside at the respec•i-re Sci-Bathing and Watering Places. Of whom may also be bad. the PICTURE of LONDON lee Mee, by the saute halter, AIR .ti. Wilma , : in red. !MUMMY; -;iry v. :1; .i.soa EAST I.N i DIA HOUSE, May 23, 1809. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNTIED COMPANY of MERCHANTS rf ENGLAND, trading to the BAST INDIES, do hereby give Nai.e, That a General Cuurt of the said Company will be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on Friday, the Cd flung neAt, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the desire of Nine Pre. prietors, agreeably to the following Letter: To CHARLES GRANT, ESQ. CHAIRMAN or THE COURT OF DIREC- TORS OF 'FHA IWNOURARLE LAST INDIA COMPANY. Sir—We, the undersizned Proprietors, duly qualified accord ing to Law, do request that a General Conn of Proprietors may be called with all convenient speed, to take into consideration the Rest.lutions come to by the Honourable Court of Directors, on the subject of the recel of the Writers and Cadets, mentioned in the Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons and whose Appointments are there stated to lave been procured by improper isicans.—We are, Sir, your most obedient numble i servasts, Pitsa.Lie S•NbO4, JAMES /MILNE I'l , I)0IIN WOULMORE, 11105. BARNARD, 1 W. 05111 11, JOO N FORBES, PE SAMPSON, EK SAPSON, TIIUS. WILKINSON. JOON IN NITS, London, 19th May, 18',9. EAST INDLI HOUSE, a, 1609. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, traiinz to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give noti:e, _ . That they will be ready to receive Broposals in writing, on or before Wednesday, the 13th of June next, from any persons who may have engaged to furnish the Cornmissioners of his Ma jesty', 'lran:port Service with Tonnage fur New South Wales, on what terms they are willing to let a good Capper-bottomed SHIP of horn 550 to 560 Tons burthen, to bring home a Cargo from Bengal un the Company'. account; such Ship to be ap proved by the Company's Uff.cers, and to be named and equipped in every respect agreeably to the usual regulations of the Company. The Tender to express the rate of freight, builder's meisure- ment, and also tor surplus tonnage, and stating the same un the lowest terrm, as there will not be an opportunity of tu..kiliz any Abatement. 'rentlers, with the words " Ship Tender" en the cover, to be severally .card up and left with the Secretary, at or betcac twelve o'clock at soon, on the s.sid lath of J uue, beyond which hour the Court will :rot receive any Truster. iVILLIAM R.cus.dr, S‘artary. Draft of the Terms and Cuuditiors on which the Ship will be engaged fur the Company's Service, may be seen upon appli. aids= cm Mr. Jells Murice, Clerk to the Committee ui Shi, put„ lon or betert Thursday next, the lit of June. This day was published, Handsomely printed in our iarg,e Volume Octavo, price in hearth, 9s. and a few Copies en a supertnie Pape', price 12s. a Ncw being the oeveurb, of -I'HE WORKS of the late Miss CATHARINE TALSO first published by the Lite Mr.. El.lhAlir.l ti CARTER, and now re-publishe'd, with some few additional Papers : Together with Notes liluetrations, and some count of her Life. It), the Rev. MONTAGU PENNINGTON, A. M. Vicar of Nortl'ouurn, in Kent; Executor to Mr.. Carter. Pruned for V. C. and 3. Rteingtoo, No. sg, St. Pool's Church• yard; sold also by J. Hinclard, N 0.190, Piccadilly. • Of whom way he had, lately published, 1. A SERIES of LETTERS between Mrs. ELIZABETH CARTER Mid Miss CATHERINE TALBOT, from the Year 1741 to 1770. To which are added, Linters Irian Mrs. Elizabeth Carter to Mrs. Vesey, Isetweeu the Years 1763 anti 1787; which' Mrs. Vesey earnestly ratio...teal should be published. Published front the original Manuscripts, by the Rev. MONTAGU PEN NINOTON, M.A. Visa( of Nerthbourn, in Kent, be Nephew suit Executur.— Handsomely priuted un a tine WilVen paper, in two volumes quarto, price in twat& 31. Ss. It. Mr. Penuineton's Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Carter, with her Poems, &c. Second Eilititti, in two large Tiatinallt OC• taro, prise iu boards ISt S. Mr.. Carter's Translation of the Works of Epi :tetus, free thooriainni Gook, a EibUsin, in two valialwa maw, lairdifie• Ilia. [PRIOR 1 - XPENCEMALVPENAIT. • SIR F . KURD /T VINDICATED. TUE -CElkiSoß, Saturday Paper, cot4inties to be ' conducted on the same Intrepid principles by which k was xi hist dittingulshcd. • The next Number will contain a Reply to the courier's attack on Sir Francis Burdett ; a Critical Literary Reiney/ ; the most recent Foreign and Dbramtle Intelligence ; Army Promotions, &c. Ste. The CFNSOIL Is printed oe **very. larreatsized Wet, at An Mice, No. T, Catbarine-street, Strand. A N Incumbent of a Living about 19 miles from 1 - 3 * 'lath, in Sontersetshire, of about the annual valet of ALIO3, wishes to exchange it for a Living of equal value, either in Surrey, Sussex, air the Weaken' side of Kent.--For further particulars, ',ply to Meows. Bleasdale, AL:xander, ant Holme, No. 11, New ; or to Mr. J. A. Wickham, kire,e.e. ihire. FREEHOLD ESTA'f E, WILTSHIRE, (With possession at Michaelmaf not). TO BE SOLD , BY AUCTION, 4 Lots, At the Belllnn, Farineon t on'Tuesday, ]be Stit oflilliet 78 9 9 * at Tvielve o'Clock, QEVERAL very valuable Lott. of Measlow, I . 3. .e l ore,luid Arable LAND, of very' good qsiality, gad eontalti.il ing together ItinA. 2R. 31P. (called Frcistlon Farm), (endgames to Caleshill, one mile from Hlghworth and sir from Lechlade e , l'he Lots may be viewed, by applying to Mr. C. Pinniger, Mai - ' got Mill Farm, near Cofrshill, and printed Particulars may be bid at the NeW Inn, Lochb.de ; Swan, Cricklade ; Bear, Wantage; l Crown and Thistle, Abingdon ; Bull, Burford; at the Place of Sale ;of Messrs. Strong Still and Strong, No. 5, Lincoln's Inn; • of Messrs. White and Townes, No. 3, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. Wakeman, Surveyor, 43, North Baker-street, London, where a plat? mat be seen. SALE BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR MAIDENHEAD, BERKS. By WINSTANLEY and SON, Ag Oarraivay 9„ on Tuesday, June 6, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY eligilak FREEHOLD ESTATE, con *Jiang of a brick-built Dwelling House, with Stabling, Barn, Cattle Shed, Granary, Yards, good Gardens. Orchards, and • three Enclosures of Arable and Pasture Land, containing in the whole by estimation, 10 acre, 1 rood and 36 perches, pleasantly situate at Pinkney's Green, in the Parish of Cookham, and Coanty of Berko, two milre from Maidenhead, three from Great' Marlow, seven from Henley, and 2s from London; lot on Lea*: to Mr. Thousai Hussey, at a low rent. Also two Cottages ado . joining, with Gardens and Orchards, la to tenants at will, at i6s. dd. per annum. •I'o be viewed by application to the 'venant ; particulars may be had at the White Hart, Culitbrook ; the Sun, Maidenhead; thy Red Lion, Henley; tbo Crowns, at Marlow; at Garraway's ; of Mr. Welch, Solicitor, No. 1, Printing house-square, Blackfriars, London; and of Winstanley And Sun, Paternoster-row. MARGATE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by R. COLLARD, At the Royal Hotel, Margate, on Monday, the 19th June, about Six o'clock in the Afternoon, A MODERN built FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, LI- fit far the reception of a genteel Family. The House con-• • sista of Kitchen and Offices on the Basement, Entrance-hall, Breakfast and Dining Parlourson the first fluor, Skting-room and Bed-room on the one pair, two Bead-chambers on the two pair, and two Servants"• rooms in the attics ; a good Garden, about 20 Perches, well stocked with choice Fruit Trees. The above Estate is situate In Akenbcad-place, Margate, and cominande very extensive I all and Sea Prospects, together with a Cottik t -aetachied.—Tke i;urniture and Fixtures which are mo dern, guy be taken at a fair appraisement. Fur further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Broadstalrs, or to Messrs. Gould and Gore, Prospect-hill, Margate. MANOR OF LIYFLE COMPTON, GLOUCEbTERSHIRE. - - 'lO BE SOLD BY PRIVATh CONTRACT, A I.L those valuable and vury desirable Fee-simple 11 and Tythe-free ESTATES, in possession and reversion, eligiLly situate iu the Parish of Little Compton, in the County of Gloucester, containing together upwards of 1146 Acres of ex ceeding rich Aridde, Meadow, and Pasture Land, together with ' the Manor, with all the Rights, Privileges, and Advantages ap pertaining thereto, which extend over the whale of the said Parish. The Farm Houses and Buildings are conveniently si tuated fur the occupation of the respective farms, and the Man sion House rutty ,at a small espence, be made a coinfortableresi deuce for a genteel Family. The Turnpike road from Worcester to LondOn rum.* through the Parish, distant lour miles from Chipping Norton, duce from Morton in the Marsh, six trona Stow on the Wold, and six front Shipstou on Stower. To treat for the Estate, apply to Wm. Nleytick, Esq. Red Lion-square, London ; ur to 1 - Litry Clark, Land Surveyor, Ship *ston-upou-Stower, of w4orn printed particulars, with Maps and Tickets to view the Estate, may be Lad. CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, With Immediate Possession. To be LET, for a Tenn of Three, live, or Seven Years, Furnished ur Unfurnished, A N Excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, contain ing an Entrance-hall, three Sitting-rooms, nine principal Sleeping-rooms, with Attic, fur Servants ; good Ce:laring, with every Domestic (Mice, Double Coach-house, with Stabling for Waste, capital walled Gar.len and Pleasure Ground, Park well stocked with Deer; the whole containing One Hundred Acres. The Tenant may be accommodated with more Land if agreeable to himself, and with the Farming Steck, Implement, of Husbandry, Growing Crops, &c. at a valuation; or the House will be let separate without the Pihk.—The Furniture may be taken by appraisement, if agreeable to the Tenant; who will also have the Right of Spurting over a very extensive Property. The Situation of this House is extremely beautiful, seated on an etuineme, live miles from two Market Towns, near to a high road, and distant trout Loudon a day's journey, in one of the finest Counties iu the Kingdom, with Game, and in ' the Neighbourhood of two Packs of I , ualutuach. For Particulars apply to Mess:b. Shaper and Heath, Montague strvet, kassel-sc,:uare. LINCOLNSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, On the 30th !tine next. at the Golden Fleece Ina, In I.ou th, the Cuunty olLinculn, subject to Conditions, whkh will be there •and tbeu produced, SEVERAL very valuable FREEHOLD MES SUAGF.S and FARMS, Cloaca and Parcels of rich arable, meadow, and pasture Land, nearly the whole of which is tithe- free, in the Parishes of Louth, Park, North and South Cocker. bo o n, KiAidineton, Alvingh.un, and Theddlethorpe, in the coon. ty of I...inculn,and at Brimmingtun,in the pariah of Chesterfield, in the Cvuuty ut Derby, viz. Quantity. Lot. Tenant: Names. Premises. A. R. P. 1 Mrs. Evin A Close of Meadow. 31 1 24 si John Paddison Ditto 27 • 1 ilt 3 Charles Pawson Ditto 11 i 4 "4 Wm. Pr.:Stall A Mesauage and Fans 270 .2' 19 .5 John Leach Ditto 140 3 32 6 John Parker Ditto 111 5 24 7 Thomas Simmons Ditto 170 0 11 li R,obert Greiensvaail Ditto 43 1 II 9 John Taylor . Ditto . 67 0 19 10 W. Stubbs " Ditto • 7 1 17 11 T. C.ockson A Cottage, Carden, ice. 0 1 3 12 John Fox Ditto 0 1 27 1.3 Charles Taylor Ditto and Gronnd 3 0 0 14 Robt. Cos A Close of Arable in lirinunington 4 2 0 , _ BS9 914 For particulars, apply to Messrs. Bullock and Arnold, N 0.16, Bt dford-row, London ; to Mr. John Charleton, land agent and st rveyor, Stourten, Wilts; Mr.Paddisua, attorney at law, Lentil or to Thomas Birch, of South CockerinAton aforesaid, woe' will at 4ve the Estates in Lincolnshire ; and Mr. Cos, of C010w..4 (11111411Indai will sb the Land at Brinsisiagton. , . This.day was publishoi,price THE EDINBURGH REV I EW, No. IItTIL . Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Constable, Annus, Park,•and - Hunter, No. 10, Lnclgate-street, London. Of whom may be bad, the Eo nosou Ravizvr, from its commencement to the present time; twenty-six Numbers, price ss. each, or the whole doneup inthirteen Volumes, boards, price £6. Ids. 6 d. bOards, iilifißALT7 OFFICE, May SO, IOM ISTOTICE if hereby libeir, That a Susion of Oyer lid ". Maim. omi Coal Deliierry, fir tie Trial e , the High Seas, .vvitkia Mejawiniaios iftle Admiralty of Engiaad, will jt iddat jertice ma, irs*lol4l.4eilay, Loam, ex Friday the ilm e z,...artit, at right eolith is Me seeridag. *6 . 7r. POLL • k f IGTHALLIWAI OP iCE, /tidy !3, isca. , COM.3IIB3IOVERS for VICTUALLING • HIS AfAJESTes NA Yr, do hereby give Notice, That 611 Tuesday the 6th of June, they will be ready to receive, Tenders, in writing (sealed up) of such quantities of good soundl SPANISH RED WINE , as the respective Merchants and Dealers . therein may think proper to Offer ; to be subject to a warranty of twelve months ; to be delivered in the space of one month, free of CuatOms and Excise totuies, into His Majesty's Victualling bores at Deptford, Portarnouth, and Plymouth, and to be paid fur by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any trader in which the trice shall net be ' inserted is words at !meth, or shot not be delivered I, the Board le- 1 I,re.one o'clock on the Jail Tuesday the 6th of June next, nor Odes; the perstat who males the Tender, or soar term ea his behalf; atkneb, to answer when called for. VICTIIALLIIYG-OPFICA, May 23, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING', MS MAJESTY', NAVY, do hereby give Notice, That on Tutisday the 13th of lucre next, they wilt be ready to receive '['enders, in writing, sealed up, and treat for FOUR HUN DRED CHALDR.ONS, (each consisting of thirty-six bushels, Winchester measure,) of Pitt's, Tanfield Moor, Windsor's Pon top, or Sitnpsutes Pontop COALS; t • be delivered in a wkule Cargo or Cargoes, one half thereof in the space of six weeks from the date of the Contract, and the other half in six weeks after wards, winds and watcher permitting, alongside the Wkarf of His Majesty's Victualling Premises at Plymouth and Southdown. To be paid fur by Bills payable with interest ninety days after I date. The Conditions. of the Contract may he sees at the tar) , sOffice. Secre • • No regard will he had to any Tender in which the price shall no 7 le inserted in words at length, or Mat shall not be Jilivered to the Board be f.re one o'doci on Me said Malay the I3th of J..ne next, nor volts, the Person who male, the Tenter, or some Person on his behalf; attends to isuve.r neh,st calledfor.