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NUMBER 58571 ORDII4IOIOE OFFICE, (Mohr iBo7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Majejly's THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. AN MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 2, 1807, their Majefties Servants will at the new Comedy, called TIME'S A TELL TALE. ne Charaders by Meffrs. Raymond, Ellifton, Mathews, Dow ten, Palmer, Ruffell, Dc Camp. Mifs Mellor, Mrs. H. Sid elong. Mrs. Sparks, Mifs Duncan.—The Prologue to be ipoken by Mr. Eyre, and the Epilogue by Mr. Billiton. After which, the Grand Operatieal Romance, In two Ads, called THE FORTY THIEVES. This Evening —Time's a Tell-Tale; with Ronna. • The New Comedy of Times a Tell-Tale, performed for VI,: ad time on Wedncfday night, was again received throughout with the higheft marks of approbation and unbounded applaufe, by a brilliant and overflowing audience ; and, on account of the great demand for places, will be repeated on Tuefday and Thurfday. On Wednefday, a Comic Opera, in which Mr. Brabam will perform. THE POET DERMODY. This day was publifhed,elei;ntiYlnintedin two volumes, port odtavo, pike 141. in bdards, 'THE HARP OF ERIN ; containing the Poetical . 1 - Works of the late THOMAS DERMODY ; now fiat col- Idled and arranged Ey 3. G. RAYMOND, Author of the Life of Dermody. Printed for RICUARD PittLurs. No 6, Bridge-(treat ; and to be had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, The LAY of an IRISH HARP; Poems, by Mils OWZNSON, Price 7s. ORDNANCE d berdygere Mike, That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Monday the t6th of November next, from fuch Perfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, confifting of /avian deferiptions of Tools, for the fervice of this Department, for a period of three years, agreeable to Patterns, which may be viewed at the Principal Storekeeper's Office In the Tower. MISS OWENSON's NEW WORK. This day vm pubillhcd, elegantly printed, in Two Volumes, price cis. in boards. PATRIOTIC SKETCHES of IRELAND, writ• ten in CONNAII6HT. By Mir' OWENSON. Published by RICHARD Puiz.urs, No. 6, Bridge Brett, Black _ friars; and to be had of 311 BOokfelfers. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER a, 1807, will be adted Shakerpeare's Tragedy of CORIOLANUS ; Or, THE ROMAN MATRON. _ _ Ronlans—Caius March's Corio!anus, Mr. Kemble ; Cominius, Mr. Craved' ; Menenius, Mr. Mumlen ; Volutnuia, Mrs. SiJ dons; Virgifia, Mice Norton. Vollcians-- f ullus Aufidius, Mr. Pope ; Volulius, Mr. Claremont. - - - • • To which will beadded the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Mother Gook, Mr. Sinunons; Harkquin, Mr. Bologna, jun.; Clown, Mr.Griznaldi ; Columbine, Mifs Briltow. On Tuefday, a Cure for the Heart Ache. On w e dneidsy, John Bull ; or, an Englithman's Fire-fide. On Thurfday, the Tragedy of the Count of Narbonne. W. A new Comic Opera,and Shakfpeare's Play of The Wiutcr's Tale, are in preparation, and will be immediately produced. TO BE DISPOSED OF, with immediate pol Tel eon, in a refpedtable Market Town, about 63 miles from London, *Alward, a Wholefale and Retail Grocery Trade, in which the returns are very confiderable. Application, by letter (only) poft patd,addreffed to Y. Z. No. 3t, Friday ftreet. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Conrt of Chrneery, made in a Cade MAR/ .u. PARNELL the Credi tors of Joie ea FARN EL E., late of Aihby de la zouch, in the County of Leicefter, Grocer, deceafed, are peremptorily to come in and prose their Debts before ALEXANDER Po run st, Jsfq. one of the Mailers of the faid Court, at his Chambers, In Southampton llsildings, Chancery lane, London, on or before the sth day of December next, or in default thereof, they will be eveludcd the benefit of the raid Decree. IMPROVED FURNITURE PASTE. ' ( ''HIS Competition is much ufed by Cabinet Makers 11 to clean and beautify Mahogany and other wood. Its linell is not difagreeable, neither will it (lain the whiteft Linen, and a very little labour will produce the molt brilliant polifh Prepared and fold wholtfale and retail by T. Shillitoe.Druggift, Tottenham High Crofs; and by appointment by Shaw and E'i. wards ,No 66, St. Paul's Churchyard; Randall. (late butt) Royal Flchange and Stilwell, No. 71, Shoredltch ;at ts 2d each P. t. 1 4 .A. ANCING AND SINGING.PRIV ATE INSTRUCTION. ESSRS.• ALLEN and PRINCE inform the Public, the Teaching at No. to, Great Alie-ftreet. Good: man's fields, and Eaft End of the Town, is now carried on . by and on account of Mr. Prince fold; ; and the Teaching at No. 19. Sherrard ftreet, Golden fquare, and Welt End of the Town, I , y and on account of Mr. Allen. But on their full general przelifit.g evenings and other occalions they propofe alEfting each ether. 1 lice individually beg leave to declare, they will continue to ground their claims to extenfive and relpedable patronage, on the unremitting exertion of their utmost abilities fur the improve meet of their Ynpils La( and Gentlemen of any age, who have never acquired the accomplifhment of Dancing, Singing. or Initruntental Mew, may be affured cf learning them expeditiouflp, fcientifinally, and quite in private, at their Academies. NEXT FRIDAY, NOVEM2F.R 6. FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET, IT MAY BC 60,000, _ _ F the Fult.drawn is a Supplementary Ticket, the -a Holder has a Chance for the 204=1. Prize in the Little Sup /lemettrary Intttery, of only 6,000 rickets. From the above unprecedented Grand Prize being to be ob tained at fo fmall an Adventure, the probable circumltance is. slat every Ticket and Share will be fold before the Next Day's thawing. Warranted Undrawn Tic:errs and SHARES Rill on fate at J. WARNER's, No. 16. Cornhill. facing the Royal Exchange. PRESEN r PRICE. Ticket Lzt zo 0 Nair - £to z 8 o 1 Eighth La i 6 0 Quarter 5 10 0 1 SlateLoth a 8 6 Note—Tinton and SHARES will certainly advance again be fore the Next Day's Drawing. Orders from the Country. containing Bank Notes, Port Office Orders, or Rim dated Bills, will be created the fame as it prefent. IF YOU WISH FOR A SHARE No Time mutt be Loft. NEXT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, iC tNoott FOR THE FIRS T FtRAWN TICKET, ar MAY IC £60,c00. IF the Firfl.drawn is a Supplementary Ticket, the Holder hasa Chance for the ao.coal. Prize in the Little Sup plementary Lottery of only 6,c00 Tickets. Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO. rver anxious to oblige their Friends and the Public, ftrongly re commend them to purchafc immediately, left front the eircurn flame of gaining the Immenfe Sum of Sixty Thoufand Pounds, at the trifling rifle of Twenty-one Pounds Ten Shilling., all the Tickets or Shares lbould he fold before the next Day of Drawing, fl the great difappointment of anxious Adventurers. • icx VI'S and SHARES warranted undrawn, are now felling at titr JAMES BRANSCOME and Co,.' Lucky Lottery Offices, Holborn, Cornhill, and Haymarket. Note —Tickets and Shares will certainly alvance again before Friday, the 6th November. al- C HArt DSON, GOODLUCK and CO. Stock. Brokers. refpcdtfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, who with to receive Money for the Tickets or Shares drawn Stir- PLIMINTART PRIZES in the prelent lottery, that they mutt be hot to their Offices, Bank-Buildings, Cornhill, or facing the Gate of the King's Mcws, Charing Crofa, on or before the itch of next Monti*, Nov:mber, in which cafe, they may receive Twenty Pounds for a Whole Ticket, or in proportion fur Shares (as pro • Pied by the Contradtors for the Lottery.) Thole not choofing to receive Money, will have the Chance of the fame identical Number in the Supplementary Lottery, which commences Draw ing en the tsth of No v VASES and contains Prize of 420,000 z Prize of Eto,ooo zr.oo 5 Soo so :co 20 50 Thu 1, of its GREAT PRIZ% o 6 f o 0 40,0^...0l will be the Firft drawn Ticket oa FRIDAY t h e SIXTH of NOVEMBER. Other Prize. in the Wheel : 2 of L 1 poo I sa of £ 100 2 of Soo I Sew Su . fl 4 CtB and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on ale, by RI.:1 - lARLSON, GQODLUCK, and Cc. • . - .--07,m - - ( ..• • • -.• . • iali i r- f 4.4fßa . • 24 - - g 2). If • 64 I . ‘ I C 4 . • .. 41 - tip- • yoriCiT ir . • • 1.111=6.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER- si, _lBO7 -• - I PRICE SIX-PENCE' II ,•I li )1f I I 1 1 I! i• ; , 1 1.• • lit , I: I !I • t;1 1 m • 11; I ! I !I I I 11 ) Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propofals are to be delivered, fealed up and indorfed " Propofals for the Supply of Tonle;" bin no Propofal can be admitted after the faid ifith of November, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day; neither will any 'fender be noticed, Weft the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, mall attend. By order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. EXCHEVIER BILL OFFICE, Caster 20, AU Exchequer Bills dated between the loth and s t it days of 045t0 ber, and in the month of November iBc6, TO BB PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA 7.Esm TREASURY having given direSions for iaying, off the principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bells, with the intereji thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Qffice in the Receipt of Exchequer,' New Palace-Yard,Wekeinlier,on Thurfday the 12th day 41 November, 1807—Attendance will &given daily, (Sundays and Holidays excepted), until Tv flay the sdrf November, 1807,inclyive,from ten o'clock in the morning till one in the afternoon, for the porrpnfe of receiving the fame —And for the greater dif).atch, the bearers of the fad Bills are delired to bring Lyls thereof, containing the Numbers in Numerical Order, according to the value of the Paid Bills and times of commence went f Inter f, with the principal Sums and Inter f fl due there .n, computed from the days on which they are rclpaclively dated, exelulive, I to the laid 12th day of November 1807,inclufive, when the intohvfl quill ceafe ; and they are defirel to write their Names and Places of Abode ion fuel Lys, and indorfi their Names on the Aid Bills. If any of the Holders of the aforefaid BilG,bould he diyirous of re. ceking payment .f the Principal and Intcre, 'revival to the fad 22th day if Nouemher, they may be accommodated on computing the in krell to the day on which they erfli b be paid, and leaving the laid Bills for examination one day prior * thereto. Such perfons as may be dilirous of having New Rxebeque, Bibb in part payment, upon mentioning the amount at the Bottom of their Lifts de livered en or before the 3d of November, may be accommodated 'wilt New Bill, carrying an Intatll filree-"inelsobalf penny by the day on every One Hundred Pounds,whichfail New Bills will bear date the Aid lith Jay NowesobaroBo7, and will be delivered on Saturday the tath of November, 1807, and the folicwing days. N. B. 411 Exebtper Bills dated trier to Oarber, es 7, Lave been ad. marttfid t. he "aid of. and tie interrif Mentor bac crafed. Of whom may be bad, juft publifhed, by the fame AuthorcG, IA The Novice of ST. DOMINICK, q vols. tBl. 2. 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Book 1. contains an account of the Aborigines, their Manners, Religion, and Antiqui ties, with the Roman Tranfadions, from the Invafion of Agricola. In A. D. 80, to chi it Abdication in 446. Book 11. contains the Hiftory of the Pitts, the Rom inized Britons , the Saxons, and the Scots, from A. D. 446, to 84 3. Book 111. comprehends the Hiftory of the United Ms and Scots of Cumbria, Strathclyde, Galloway, anti Lothian, &c. from A. D 843 to 1097. With the Ecclefiafticil Hiftory, Laws, Manners, Customs, Antiquities, Learning and Language, of this period. Book IV. contains an Account of the Scoto-Saxon Colonization, a Hiftory of the United Kingdom of Scotland, from A. D tow to k 306, with the Fcclehaftical Hilt. ry, Law, Manners, Commerce, Shipping and Agriculture, during this period. The Volume is concluded by Supplemental Views of fubfequent times, down to the prefent day 6. A Vneacs to COCHIN CHINA, in the years 1;92 Pod 1793; containing a general View of the valuable Produzlions; and the ii Political Importance of this flourithing Kingdom ; and alto of fuch Eurovan Settlements as were vifited on the Voyage ; with Sketches of the Manners, Lharadter and Condition of their feveral Inhabitants. To which is annexed, an Account of a journey made in the years 18ot and 1832, to the Relidence of the Chief of the Boothuna Nation, being the remotell point in the interior of Southern Africa, to which liuropeans have hitherto pene trated. The fads and deferiptions taken from a Manufcript Jour nal; with a Chart of the Route. By JOHN lia a aow, Efq. F. R. S. Author of Travels in Southern Africa, and Travels in China, ele gantly printed in 410, and illuttrated with ao Fngraviugsleoloured after the original Drawings by Mr. Alexander and Mr. Daniel, and a Map, price 31. t3s 6d. in boards. ... . 7. A JOURNEY from MADRAS, through the Coonraira of My. SORE, CANAR A, and MALABAR, pertormed under the orders of the Molt Noble the Marquis Vi'alefley, G'overnorGeneral of India, for the exprefs purpofc of invettigating the State o Agriculture, Arts, and Commerce, the Religion, Manners, and Cuitoms, the Hiftory, Natural and Civil ante Antiquities, in the itemioions of the Rajah of Myfore,and the Couotrics acquired by the Hon. Eatt MR. BOSWELL'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS._ This day was publiOied, in one aeons' Odtavo, with a Portrait of the Author, from a l'iaure by Sir Jefua Reynolds, price 93 in . . . . - - boards, a new :dicier., bdog the Foiirtb. of THE JOURNAL of a TOUR to the HEBRIDES with SAMUEL JOHNSON, 1.1.. D. including fomc Poeti cal Pieces by Dr. Johnfon, relative to the Tout, and never before publifbcd ; a Series Of hi Converfation, literary Anecdotes, a d Opinions of Men and Books. with an authentic account of the dittreiks and efcape of the grandfon of King James It. in the year 1746. By JAMES BOSWELL, Efq. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may aifo be had, lately publiflicd.a new (Lin inn, being the fifth, reviled and augmented, of Mr. Barren's Life of Ur. Samuel Johnfon, comprehending an account of his (Indies and numerous works in chronological order ; a (cries of his epiftoiary correfpondince and converfations with many eminent periwig, ; and various original pieces of his compofition, never before publithed ; the whole exhibiting a view of Literature, and Literary Men in Great Britain for near half*a ceidury, daring which he flourifhed, in 4 rots Bvo with a Portrait of Dr. Johufon, from an original picture, price rl t6s in boards. 24. LETT tits addrekedtn the Right Hon. Lord M on the late Expeditions to the Spanish Main, and on the expediency of a gradual and Syftcmitical Emancipation of Spanllb Arn .rica—in eluding the !ketch a Plan for affethig it in a manner beneficial to that Country and Great Britain. By a native of Spanith rica, /two. price as 6d. as. An Authentic Narrative of the DEATH of LORD Nctso with the Circumftances preceding, attending, and fublequent to thit event—the Profeffional Report on his Lordfhip's Wound; and feveral interefting Anecdotes. By William Beatty, M .D. Surgeon to the Vidory, in the Battle of Trafalgar, and now Phyfician to the Fleet under the Command of the Earl of Sr. Vincent. K. B. Elegantly printed in odavo, and illuftrated with a Portrait of Lord Nelfo•t, from a Maim by Mr Doris. a:ld an Engraving of the Ball which mortally wounde I him, in the exact Itate in which it was extraaed, price 7s in boards, or on royal paper, pric.: los 6d in I oards. 26. The LAST YEARS of the REIGN an 1 Luc of Louis X VI. by Francis Hue, one of the Officers of the King's Chamber, names by that Monarch, after the !nth of A uguft, t 79a, to the honour of continuing with him and the Royal Family, Bvo, zos Gd boards. 27. A Methodical Diftribution of the M/ NE RA I KINGDOM, into Claffeg, Orders, Genera, Species, an 1 Varieties. By !Award Daniel Clarke, LL. D. late Fellow of Jens College, Cambridge. Folio IL is boards. a A l'orvxmt EssAt on the Diforder familiarly termed a Cot" in which the means of obviating the various mires, which are liable either remotely to contribute to the produdion of this complaint, or which more lamellate' y excite it ; together with the molt effeetual method of removing it when prcfont, are explained in a manner familiar to every cwaeity; and to which are added, a Colleetien of approved Receipts, and Ohfervations on the molt popular Remedies, princiya , ly deEgned for the Ufe of Families, and compofed with a view of rendering more txtenfively known the iafidious nature of a Diforder, which, to the inhabitants of the variable Climate of Great Britain, too often proves the bass of health and comfort; and therehy diminithing its frequency, and preventing its pernicious efFe.fl4. By E. L. White, Surgeon, &e. Neatly printed in one volume, price Ss hoards. 29. The GAROKNLICS RtMEMBRANCIII throughout the Year; exhibiting the newest and molt ap?roved Methods of Manuring, Digging, Sowing, Planting, Pruning, and Trairing ; the Nature, of Barth, Water, Heat. Air, and Cli nate,beft adapted for the cul ture of Plants, and production of Fruits, Flowers. and Efeulent Vegetables, in the Natural and Forcing Way ; the Caufes and Symptoms of MI ale and Barrennefs in 'Frees of every kind, with Means of Prevention and Cure. To which is prefixed, a view R Mr. Forfyth's Treat& on Trees By James M•Phail, twenty years Gardener to the Earl at Liverpool. In One large volume, Bvo. 125. boards. 30. T.IC ASIATIC APINCAL REGISTER, er a Vise of the Hif. tory of Hinduitan, and of the Pane+. Commerce. and Li•era ture of Alia,for the year t 8 s. By Lawrence DundasCarn)b4.ll, Efq. odtsvo, 13s in hoarJs. r. Essilt o; the Theory of Money and Uchange, by Thl:7res Smith. one volute, Valve, 7s. bowls. This day was publiOsed, In One large Volume, Odavo, with a Portrait or General Wafh ington, engraved by Heath, from au original Picture, price 9s. in boards, rHE LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON, AL Commander in Chit:l4 the Armies of the United States in the War which ettahlithed thcir Independence, and Pita Picfidetit of the United States. By DAVID RAMSAY, M.D. Of Charlciton, South Carolina----Mernher of Callgrell in 1782. 1783, t 784, and 1785—and author of the Maury of the Ame rican Revolution. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand; and Longman, Hurd, Ficus and Ornae, Pateruoller•row. MODERN HISTORY. This day was publillied, printed in demy t amo. flmilar to Mayor's Nepos, and Blair's Clara-Book, illuitrated by a large Map, price Gt. hnuod, and lettered, MODERN HIS TORY FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS; exhibiting a film:nary View of the Rife, Pro grefs,Revolutiona, Decline and Fall of the various Modern Nations in Europe, Afia, Africa, and America, from the Age of Charle magne to the Year 1807. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Of Chrift's College, Cambridge, Mailer of the Free Grammar School, at Ravenftonedsle, is Weft moreland ; Author of the Grammar of Hiftory; of the Arebno- logia Graca, &e. &c. Printed for RICNAIip PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet. Black friars; and to he bad of all Bookfellsrs, with the full Allowance to Schools. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, I. An Eafy GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by means of which that important branch of Knowledge may, for the &ft time, be pradieally taught in fchoolo, price p. 1. 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