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The Principal Characters by Mr. Ii:OLLAND, Mr. POWELL, Mr. ELLISTON, NIr.PON Mr.WROUGHTON, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. SMITH, Mr. FCRIVEN, Mrs. ILARLOWE, Mrs. Mrs. JORDAN T , Mrs. H. 6IDDONS, SCOT AD mmar f .rr OPFICE, Ikesieher r5.,1808. . N OTICE is. Itervby gives:, Thus a Swirtit of oyn, Terminer and Goal Delivers, pr the . TYiat of trice: cerisht4 on the 'kith Sees, widths the jurisdiction diefilfrirattj , of Euglasta taill.6l held at Justice Hall, in the - 01;$134114:, Landon, ms Friday* 201 h of jansuiry next, at eight °Wad iu the sserning. W. W.'POLE. SOWHWARIC PUBLIC SUiSCRIPIIOMIIV-h"- • • . Milli Directors 761 this Establishment do hereby 1 . . , . . lte ilotkz, tkat :ai‘psiiaiiGeneral Meeting:alba Proptda." !Ott .w be held,: puranancto itijonsnment. at tiaa King'.-13 s 4. !It 1 9tit-PkatitrY, ou „thursial *e ib*.4anitary inapt, at. "Dwell(' o'clOck.--4 - hetta:* tole taken at One o'Cloakyricisely. I EDUCA:ISQN., • , •. , , : . . A willow Lady.fitpdlier r.oaiighter iiiirirat. - -1- a, oltort.diatoooe flocs, London, to. .. ,of to , , n _. 4 ECUICadOIi Pf a f C.N. Yffnucia.dita., Wcvinn.. if? a - .r;.: i diciFk r nioe.—Por hirther porticulaxe - rgfers tisto ~h . .. - Stiversmith, lfrlti Or t Ntiogale-irlreii, l om . •• . Is; lar - SOfiliGOk SW:Mg 'Mk New Edlelods of the following dateldwid' Works Hap published *.T. CADELL,oodilifoiXidlifiEd, Sttaisto - n J. A N.INQUIRY into the ii:PhIUES..of,MILK is.; • tbLitilihtr . 4 3 4 inVd*OlsrlifriSOlST j 4. PciiViiii*N. resuitint from their retpettlie a 4 0 44 PrOPP s, A u ct e Pli a-^ Meets. By Thomas Gisborne, obsizwa; r °hipp y , 41. pi boards. st.hultsionir Inman Wilda 'dabs Ffssitk Seti.. Seisi m; gam: I #o. ip :10r404 1 014?;Brifeld.: 0 4, i t aptly primps in A,maet "vim% krtkPage.".!- • • • • s.'4 ratipiisurviy fli*,"ctilt: tdai• 'RAJ - Pielicirr, itiinirOok Wl* *lke aptristioldiiir . wields* *gm to al isms dew: arehremar. • • • • la bow*, • . . _ 4. A. Sgolpoolv of !4..1D-folt /y14791,f , ec d o g Mama. Dividebrigln of the Cantisflow,.. aiwei A . tpat. Bishop of Loudon, nano. 2s. ed. In UiPle. S. An isiriiisairtraids to tbeSTinit- df the 3sisss—osatiits," • THE NEW COMthr. • This day wmpußllshecl, Price Hag-a-Crowns AN AND. _WIVE ; or, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. A tamely, in live Acts. As it Is . per- Forming at the Thiatre-Refal, Drury-Lane. ' 1 •y E..J4-ArthrOLD, Fsq. . • - Printed for Ric a. Ramat's, No. 6, Bridge-sweet ; and sold by Goddard aid Clippie, Pall-mall; Booker, Bond-street ; aid" by all Bookseller, in Tikvs and Coutdry. - Of whom 7my be trad, -- The SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. ail* Edition. By A. Cherry, Esq. Price 2s. The CURFEW. 7th pattern. Plies 16.'64. The Prologue to be 4okez by Mr. MATHEWS, And the Epilogue by Mrs. JORDAN. After which R (12thOBINSON time these I CRU 2 years)SOE ; the Pantomithe of Or, HAVV,EQUIN FRIDAY. The New Curntdy of Man anc'Wlfe, continuing to be received eaucniyrrsil approbation, will he repeated every evening till mt h e r notice, (except To-inecro*,) w 1 will be acted the yew Drams of trenoai; with Robinson Cotten. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAVMAR ICET. PrHIS PRESENT EVENING, •JANUAItY 11, will be acted the Tragedy of MACBETH. N T fur 1 I del wi th! CV r L tii r cc re ki el m ef eti YE el t 1 - Tbe o . cer u re and Symphonies between the Acts by Mr. Ware. Macbeth, (first time) Mr. YOUNG; Duncan, (King of Scotland) Mr. CHAPMAN ; .Marduff, Mr. C. K LMBLE ; Bancluo, Mr. MURRAY ; L en nox, Mr. CRESWELL; Ross, Mr. BRUNTON ; Hecate, Mr. 13ELLAMY. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS. To which will b.: added, the celebrated Pantomime ref HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. 'Flie Scenery, Machinery, dee are entirely new. To-morrow, the Man of the World ; with Mother Goose. ikid.w, The Gamester ; with Mother Goose. Sstur;lay, Othello; with Tom Thumb. LYCEUM, STRAND. EVERY EVENING TIIIS WEEK, EXCEPT FRIDAY. ItIINGLEBY, Emperor of all Conjurors, has lift x engaged, in addition to his Performance, the greatest Won. der of the World, an Infant only two years and a half old, whe will perform several favourite airs on the Violin.- The one. suilei Miss Young will .display her exquisite abilides on- the Slack Wire in full Swing, in a style that may challenge superiority 1 aq performer in the universe; likewise Hornpipe Daman ty Y.a ter Young. LiOCK6 open at six o'clock, and begin at seven.—Admittance, . 6d.—Pit, 2s. 6d.—Gallery, Ise—Constaat o:cabs:pc in the I heatre. • Ladies and Gentlemen may have a private perforrnante at their cwn giving timely notice. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Dec. ]3,1808. rrHE COMMITTEE appointed on the 9th of De cember, by the MERCHANTS and INHABITANTS of LONDON, to attend to the Application of a General Subscrip tion in aid of the brave SPANISH PATRIOTS, now struggling In the Field to defend their Country front a foreign and cruel In %ader, cannot discharge that duty without making an earnest Appeal to the attention of their generous CM:MIN/MOP, of all ranks, in behalf of a Nation and a Cause so interesting to ail the sympathies of Britons. A people contending fir their Independence, libendes. and rarity, from foreign tyranny and opproasion-..anasion, , friendly in its dispositions—honourable in all its national conduct and character—fitted, by political and commercial interests and rela tions, to be clusely connected in alliance and friendship with Crest Britain, and now struggling, with heroic fortitude, in a common cause, against a common and most formidable foe ; suf fering in the arduous coabict the greatest hardships, and endur ing the severest privations, has—surely, strong claims of every kind on every inhabitant of these islands; and though the greatest exertions have, with the general approbation of Ibis nation, been rn:.d; by Government to afford the most extensile, speedy, and effectual aids of treasure, arms, ammunition, suilitstry stores, equipments, and clothing, for the maintenance and support of . the Spanish troops, together with the succour of large bodies cpfliri nth soldiers, it is still felt, that the generous manifestation of the paptilar sentiment, and such further aids, of V.P.rivto kignis, as a general and !Aural Subscription may supply, cannot bat have M effect animating and consoling to the Spanish soldier, and con vincing to tl.e Spanish Government and people, of the perfect uftio% cpkion and sentiment which on this subject subsists tlrm:gliont these islands. Ti.e Committee rely, with confidence, that the good esample the ntib:ic Corporations and Companies, and nt the Inhabitants el.-.!;.laropolis, will be followed by the principal Cities, Towne, std Liite.,t, of the United Kingdom, in order tt, form together ai: off..ing worthy of the great cause for which it is n,adc—of the C 4C.tlcr and affluence of the Empire which presents it, and E. !. I,,c_pted by the gallant, disinterested, and high-spirited whssc brave defenders it is offered. Znbscriptions Advertised - £f:6,510 11 7 41Ill'I'IONAI. SUBSCRIPTIONS. Ar,l t accompanied by an Atkiresa to C. cf Britain and Ireland ' y, of Newry £5O 0 0 21 0 0 25 0 0 _.. _ \'‘' dii:.:-.; .!,-.7.:s - - 10 10 0 Sui; , :: - .i.C.;!-.7, are received at the Mansion House, at Lloyd's C9fTre-!:eice, and ail the Bankers in London and Westminster. ibc E7tiik,es and others, rsik+ have received Subscriptions, are ::.:2ectfcl), reecested to send the particulars to the Committee, th'' (1'• . j ! .. ..::,fon Tavern. -21 NEW FAMILY BIBLE, I.: its ;:nty• 5li":1::tIsly Parts, or I eso Weekly Numbers. This day was published, TLc nrst Part, tle whols to be completed in Twenty Monthly eachi'art :ontaining at least five Plates, to form two `t:`• large Volunies in Quarto. Oa Royal Paper, at Its. each Part ; nr De:ny, or smailtr paper, at 7s. each Part ; or ' Or- :on:7mA. De ray Paper, without the Plates, at ss. each Part. 4:al co g.v.: to this BIBLE a more extensive circulation and ilreztPr utr,ity, it is proposed to divide each Monthly Part into five WLekiy Numbers, or the whole into 100 Weekly Num bers; a•.:1 to sell the Royal• Paper with at least one Plate in fixii Number, ‘.3 re Weekly Number; the Demy, also 1:.it!: ore Itt:tt, At 15. bd. ; and the Demy, without Plates, at act Number. • i • Number was published on Saturday, January the 7th, th(! %main:4g Numbers on every Saturday till the Work • eIBLE, with EXPLANATORY NOTES, -8 - :vat ONE HUNDRED superior COPPER PLATES, en by tht. first Artists, from the most admired productions ;I',Gr,u. Masters of the various Schools of Painting, viz. Angelo, Raphael, Corregio, Da Vinci, the Caraceis, _ l l .!an, It ~b•o,s, Itembraadt, Guido, Carlo Ma;attl, Poussin, rct.inu, Crrzona, Al'oana, Carlo Dolci, Saleator Rosa, Del V.lndyrk, Sir J. Reynolds, Ople, West, North .lhu Notes by the Rev. JOHN HEWLETT, B.D. `• ) "'iI•g l'rt'aeh.‘r at the Fountlbng Hospital, Lecturer of the ariihes o: St.Ved a st Foster, and St. Michael Le-Queru d : Lth c r of Sermozs, in 3 vols. two. a Vindication of the Parisi; Iti Ad 'll.lOll to el.! present Text, which will not in any ease be ;Cis Work will contain— reatlingzthat materially alterot affect thCsena• :etc r• TICC to parallel and corresponding range& she,: ti troduction to ever, Book; and ivri(!c of critical and explanatory Notes, *IV 1)11 0. /4 `h'- 9 y compiled from the best commentator* dreier .or litcnAsto Pun.A 'rs, No. 0, Bltidie'lliNfki 2 t. tc tit BOOkadlerS3:l4 NeSIPMeII. - • ORDSAN“ OSS.fc4, JxuarS.S. 1 8 09 . THE PRINCIAtiL OFFICERS of HIS Mil- JESTrs ORPN4NC3. do heribuive Net*, That Proposals will be received at their Cifteetn Pall -Man, on or before Wedises4Orthe 25th deist bowel. instanty-frent sick Persons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the-1 PAINTER'S WORK at the Royal Armoury Milk, lerefisham, in the Coarry of Kent, for a period of throe yank . Further particulate, together with the Tens...and Cond don... of the Coiuract, maybe knows, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in aforesaid, any cloy, between, the bawled ten and four o'clock, whore the proposals. must be delivered, sealed up, and nudotued " Propos& fqt Pointer:s : Work," but np Pre-' Paul can ke.l4l4Lietartet.theffiii:Vik 447 of JPGl l ll:at twe l ” o'clock at De* of tte , Pilfis - dal; cesitlig 41 7. Touter ll*. noticed nnless tbeionty making k, or an Agent . is his behalf : shall attend. By Order of the • . . ' . g.-.4R4g!. Secret. ' WHITE HORSE INN AND TAVERN, UXBRIDGE TEPHFN TRLHERN, (late of th 4 New Inn; Winborne, Dorset) having taken and entered (.2 the sbov t . Inn and Tavern, and Dorset it up in a Most commodious summer, solicits the countenance and support of the NotWty, Gentry„ i and Friends of his. Predecessor, and the general, assuring them, every exertion shall he made on his part to merit their a probation.—gam NeA P . ) . st Chaises, and axle liorses.—:Choice Wi, e and Spirits, with u w24l7supp.ie d Larder. . - wnrrE HORSE INN ..AND TAV.EIIN, 10FIN ASTELI„ irn: r :ssed with a livelysenic of T Grarltude for the very cliAblguished favours he experienctkl d% rag a residence of upwards of thirty years at tits above house, returns his moat unfeigned thavits, and ht.g: to inform the Noll lity, Gentry, and,l'ulnic is g enexal, that he has relinquished the same in favour of Mr.StephrtrTrehern, whom he Most respect fully 2... commends to their feu u-e patronage and stiPport. 'l'o BE SCLD BY Ai.TCl 9 .6g, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Piy.notith, on Friday next, the.iSth January, - • ri'HE FOLLOWING GQDD y 17..— 1 - 1013 Barrels New French Flour, a quay cf Batf l Pork, Bread, Calavances, Peas, 1.:..b1e5, Hawsers, and lkigging; Coils,. new Rope of sizes, :sails, !rod long Guns and earronades, Car riage* and Slides, Shot, Ballast, Anchors, and a viety of useful manufactured Iron, iron .bound Leaders Half-leagets, Puncheons and other Casks, Flarness 'cubs, about ten TonS French• Musket Lead Balls in barrels, 127 Bartels C.auposelez, Bjli CArtricl3es, Muikets, Pistols, Felt and I,eatin4 Caps, cartouch boxes, Belts and Slings, Brandy'', Nine, Oil, v.ad a varieffof other valuable and serviceable Articl:* and Ships Stores, as will' be ex pressed in Catalogues, now landing out of the ; French frigate Thetis, capturusUg4r.d condemned asl-rite to his Majesty's. ship Aug - ray ST, MIC.NAIL SPY,lol.iil, Esq. Commander. Afterwards, for 11xporatian, About 100 Blois. Red Bottrdeaus. 1A ht, of excellent tkUbllty. SO 'lons of S.ah. For Houle Consumption, About 150 Bushels Calavances. I 0 Spars. 6 Mats. Ha*sers and Piceps Rope., 24 Tierces and 29 Barrols prime Irish Mess Provisions. Also, the French chasse-maree Is DILIGENCE, bat-then abotit 40 Ttr.s, a firm hare) , little vesso!, for tle Coasting Tradedately captured by his Nlajesty's ship SA 1•u R.N and in company of his Ma jesty's ship AnoN is.—For viewing, and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN llAYt'lCtil, Mtivban, Fliyntonth. . • . , . • • SOUTH BADDESLEY, NEAR LYNTING'I'ON, HANTS. :n stiet Lots 4a Will be dctermined cn previous to the Sale, on Thuiaday, the 14th day of January Last. atite Alsgel hm; in Lymington, at 12 o'clock at Noon Airco -previously clisposcd o by Private Contract, of which Sue ilptice will be given), Id, that capital LEASWOLD MANSION , HOUSE, with the Stables, Double Coach House, and all other requisite attached and, detac hed 9i&ces, with the Shribbirit adjoining the same, late the rolidenee of John Welter, lag. de ceased, together with about 00 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and 'Pasture Land, held for the life of Wm. Mitford„ hog. and a capl- , tal walled Freehold Gaylen, containing about two Acres well stocked with choice Fruit-trees, and a Fitehold Void, containing' abOUt four Acres, adjoining the Sante. And also the Ibildotkag several Leasehold Estates, hell for the Life of the said Win Mitford, kuul. viz.--An Estate oon tainiag abontsrii6 Acres, in the occupation of Mr: Edward Withers as tenant at will. One other Estate, containing about lit Acres, tr . ,. the oecopatios of Mr. Drovet as tenant at will; and one other. kstoue containing about 117 Acres, in the occupatiOn of Mr. Robert , Pinnock as tenant at ill. The whole is situate it South Bacideday,-11 1 the ?art* •Of Holdre, io the County of Southampton, witkin about three miles of 141:aingtem For ibttber pertkulfri and to treat for the sine , by: Prfratc ipply to Tlionias geckler Lyshistitva ; or to. Mt, iptu bi ho wirreogioglifer.a view o f the Pavia* sprat et ;4 10•1144 , 44pygg•F"Ao t ma y b e amonsulnwidstitc whole or sacispAi 001'4 , . Lands as may* tact arctibt4 r• • DlBblit'S GREEK and LATII4 CLASSICS. • This day was publiihed, in two Yoh:DM, Crown nro. the Third Editinn, with additional Authors, and Biographical Notices, (chiefly of Englith Au thors), price Ills. in boards, • AN INTRODUCTION to tbeINOWLEDGE, ot RARE asittiVA,I.I.IALLE EDITIONS of the GREEK . and LA FIN CLASSlCS v inCludittg =account nf-Polyglot tildes; he best Oreek, and Greek and• Latin Editions of the Septuagint and New Tessansoiss ; the Scriptores de Rel:ustica ; Greek Ro mances,. and ljenkons, nod Graturnars. By the Ree/r. FROGNALLMIBDIN,.E. S. A, Printed for Long t, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Piternoster-row. " We are detidespy_ of opinion that no liiblidgraphical collec tion can be complese wititeutNir. viehneti'viltioh are,. independent of the solid isforrnatinnithey sustain, frequently en- , lifieuod. by Literary, Artecdotes s and rendered generaltyluternt ing by grest.variety.of ?bservatfon and acuteness of remark." B:eikic, March, lion. . . . . Th*day teas pica l i.3d, boitnd, The Atighth Edition, carr!tted and ituprovod, of rri-IeiIiiiOLAVLSPtLLING ASSISTANT. E bitepladr fat•the. Use of Schools end Private Tuition. By THOMAS VARPENTEk, " Master of the - Academy, Wird, Essex. Priatid far lbsniginan, Hurst,' Rees, and Orme, Paternoster. rows .4Q. 1411 1 . Avevfilaria-lane. Of inhassi'nuly.be had, by the saw Anther, I vr OltTiooadaji.sucat. As SUTAN T, or English Exercise en r er t i r proved plan, file t the more speedy ilium lien allionng in the Art of Spelling, and Pronunciation, I. lxpendedf‘ h the nr:e dfSellents.. Price 21. bound. This day ws.s published, in Two Volumes 4to. illustrated by twenty-five Engravings from Original Drawings, price 31. 13s. lid. in boards, A DZSCRIPTION cf CEYLON, containing an 36 - Account of.rite Country, Inhabitants, and Natural Pro ductions ; with narritives'of a Tour round ti.o Island in 1800, the Campaign in Caudy in 1808, and a Jouraey to Ramisseram in 1304. By tbe;Rev. JAMES CORDINEit, A.M. Late Chaplain of the Garrison of Coltunbo. Printed for Lottgrnau, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. Considered as Vol u mes of Travels, Mr. Cordiner's labours must enjoy a respectable rank same; uszful and agreeable pub lications. '4's, those Trim either wish to go icy India. or have frionds there,. this Description of Ceylon' will be peculiarly agreeableP-:—.Auti-J AC. This day was published, ha'FOtir Volumes; l± norprice One Guinea in boards, The Third Edition, of Sl*l\°P LE TALES. By Mrs. ()PIE. !lithe tales now before as, we find much the same merits atin.:/sewbeautiful story of Adtlitie Mowbr.ty ; the sante truth and•deliracy of sentiment, the tame graceful simplicity in the diatago, parts of the work, and the sane happy art of present ing- otillnari feclirgs and occurrences, in a =mac: tat coljimands our sympathy and affection." Edinburelfßevlew, No. 16. Prided for I.orgman, Hurst, Rees and 0 me, Paternoster-row. •-• Of whom may be bad, by the same Autl:nr, 1. -Adeline Mowbray. Second Edition, 3 vols. I:3s. 6d. boards. 2. "1" he Father and Daughter. Fifth Edition, 41. 6d. boards. 3. i'Poems. The Fifth Edition, 6s. boards. ' V.:Warrior's Return, and other Poems, Gs. boards. CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY. This:day was published, in a large Octavo Voltune, price 12s. in board's, embellislited with Portraits, • . . •PUBLIC CHARACTERS OF 1809-10; or, IVO., and ACCURATE MEMOIRS of various Persons ' iistingnithed in the Walks of Public Life, in the SENATE, the LKARNED PROFESSIONS, the ARMY and NAVY, DI PLC . MACY, LITERATURE, COMMERCE, aid the ARTS. . Among the Persons of whom there appear biographical accounts 'n the present Volume are the following; viz. Bishop of St. Davids, Colonel A. C. Johnstone, ; Rev. W. Cate, Governer Clinton, • • Sir F. Franc:3, K. B. Sir Sarnael Rozr.iny, • Marquis of Lansdowne, General Sir J. Stuart, . Lord H. Petty, Bishop of Norw i ch, Lord Holland, General Fitzpa:rlck, Sir W. Grant, Captain Sif E. berry, • Chief Justice Jay, Rt. Hun. Spencer Percival, Mr. Dempster, Mr. Sturt, Marquis of Lothian, Mr. I . 4.P.Andrewsi Carl of Dundonald, Mr. Filmer Honywclotl, Ltd Cochrane, Mr. Professor Davy, Sir Alezander Coehrane, ace. tr.e. Sc. - - - The unparalleled Snivels which has attended the publication of Niue VOLCUSS of the above-mentioned Walt, and the rand Sale of noisy - Thousand Copies of successive large Editions, must r:nder nullieeelasary, any further Explanation of its APPROVED RDA 11114VILT 01 PiAs., oon / Time has ) however erred a reature on this Publication, which it coui4 net originally possess, and the unsparing Scythe ofDesth hatecinverted the early Volumes, with some few etc, p • dons; into a Necrologror Obituary of departed Excellence. iii this point of ititnir the work eichibits new Claims to general In terest; and as very sneoessivi hidition has been carefully revived and bripmed,. the wait may be generally received as a faithful BiograplalailliistorY °fere present times. 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