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• J;. ~~ r , I I cc • 7 , 15111" .. ocao ,c ,*;". . -i .4 NUMBER 6805] [PRICE SIX-PENOB. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY their Wearie s Servants will act the Cannily of • THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. WROtIOHTON; joseph Surface, Mr. RUSSELL; Charles, Mr. ELLISTON ; Sir Lajamin Backbite, Mr. PALMER. Lady Task, Mrs. JORDAN; Maria, Miss BOYCE. After which (7th tROBIN ime these ON C 12 RUSGE ; years) the Paatominte of Or, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. With the Original Music to the First Part. Robinson Crusoe ' Mr. VEGYILLE. The Dances by Master Laurels; SON. Sharpe, &c. T o .u s eccow, Yessoni ; With Rohinsou Crown. On Thursday will be produced a new Comedy, called Matt and Wife; or More Secrets than One. ry• The Young Gentleman Nebo used* Me first ily ag list Tuesday evening in the character afar icily c om edy of the Busy Body, was received ilei 11 4 :6 mo n unbounded siOluse.—Due unties wla be eiblearst, . _. appearance. FIC 7 ITALLING-OFFICAT,, THE COMiIIItIONERS fir-P 111, 21f4.711271", N4Pr•4114 that Monday the Ski .f January , to tee*" 'Feathers in *hieing Oahe vf) 111 41 11 6- si r oT what MESH POI shall be draliadid faribirlip Majeint l e Ships sad Veldt tit the isbid et thievery, INF teeihre =nib 44iiiii,frents the IA tifFebreafy, 1 Polk oat Wilber gait oh ma* wpm* eW hitsbirt . dit either side hires tomb nation tbeitita ma& apiyazent it( tie by Billtiegible wish interest ninety dile atei dote. The Condition en the'Cidastaet amble seta yt the SO 40 Office, at this Mee, ety`b# inkiest° the Poieinaster at Oltheiso, N. marl ••••71 e had to ally nap tivaieh the trio:Ala i i 441 a/eremite twit se 100, se the Ad set it delivered to tho fore ate ea hie at Mt veil Mit," the 131 e January aid, 11 . 81' mites de Form or& wales the Tauter, or ~.se Person en hie ateeitis to efertver ',tel. called fir. 3, 1809 . t.. .. _ . • • &cask; 21 1 . filet. Pte, Top on OF FAMILIES AND COUNTRY - CON- - PICTUALLINOt. . OREGATIONS. itt4sive Aro., ~ is One Vol Sio. price in hoards, 6.. met, Soy .erill be mill, • trz, on Variotil Stilljects and Occasions. 0 *, Ie*INP " , By the Re v . JOIN NANCE, M. A. Ina Woe • . _ ... i ' Farm of W oreetter College, Oxford. Wed ftibilhirstie et Me , Proe!tre!! P.C. andJ. Riving:ton, N 0.04, St. Paul's Church-yard. .... _ _ _ Just published, SIItTY-ONE PLATES, in Quarto, and Repre. canting about One Hundred ad Fifty Rare and Carious ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, elegandi coloured after Nature, from Original Drawings by , SYDPNHAM EDWARDS, Esq. F.L.S. Sold by O. Kearsley, 46, tleet-street, price 31. 135. 6d. or un coloured, 21. Cs. This day was published, DOMESTIC Price bnund its. ed. a New Edition, of HAPPINESS PROMOTED; iii a sodas of Discourses from a Father to his Daughter, on Ocala* of her goingloto S t r o k e ; calculated to render Servants ilk MS* Virtuous and Harry with various Characters, Anec dotal Fables, and Palleadeda. Bolsi for the most part adapted also to the Use of 98110, &koala. Abridad from Virtue in Planb attain lby Jos Hanway, Esq. Primal**. P.C. Sea , No. 6% St. Paul's Church ' yardirUdinilateisiaMbeiry,a ite. • - This dsy was published, In Five Volumes; Octavo, price 21. ss. In boards, The Sixth Edition of SACRED BIOGRAPHY, or the Hi s to r y o r the PATRIARCHS—being a Ociurse of Lectures delivered at `the Scots Church, LOndon Walt Ih HENRY HUNTER, Ali. Printed for Scatcherd and Letterman, J. Walker, Veen!, Hood iurd Co. Crosby and Co. I. Murray, hod 4.ongaian, Hurst, RIMS and Orme, j,ondoth . . • This tray was putilished, In limo. price Three Shillings astd Siznce, bands, AN B RMIGMENT of • 'the LATIN .PRO BODY MADE EASY, for the use of Schools' containing as much of the information given on each subjecs in the larger NVork, as appeared suited to the use and capacity of young Prcso dians.-By .1. CAREY, L.L. D. Also, by the same Atitltor, , Latin Proscidy made Easy. A new *Edition, considerably en• larged anti improved. Besides other material improvements in almost eve!) , page, this Edition contains a minute Account of above Fifty different, Species of Verse:—Furthor Noticei of An.: dent Pronundation.—A Dissertation on the Power of the Int , dal S.—Metrical Key to the Odes of Horace.—Synopsis of Hs Metres.—A coihits Index, &c. &c. In one vol. Bvo. price 10s. sd. boards. Printed for I.nrgrnan, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster -row. , . THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARkit. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 3, theli Majesties Servants wsß act the Comedy of THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. Aiinwell, Mt. BRUNTON ; Archer, Mr. LEWIS; scrub; Mr. IVIUNDEN; Sullen, Mn MURRAY. ma. Sullen, Mri. C. KEMBLE ; Cherry, Mrs. GIRRS. Arca which will be reititsed, with additional splendour, the eels.. . , hinted Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. The Scenery, Machinery, Sm. are entirely new. Mother Goole, Mr. SIMMONS ; _ Colin, afterwards Harlequin; Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Sailor Eby, (with a Hornpipe) Min WORGMAN ; Colinette, (afterwards Columbine) Miss ADAMS. CHEAP RE I'OSITORY TRACTS IN VOLUMES. Lately pi Wished (Entered at Stationers'-Hall] A NEAT and Uniform Edi t i on , correcte d an d improved, of the Three Volumes, price bound 13s. 6d. Vol. I. containing the longer Stories. VoL 11. containing the Sunday Readings for Families. With a Variety of Prayers. Vol. Ili ! containing the shorter Stories. Either of these Volumes may be had separately. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. tie, St. Paul's Church. yard.; sold also by 1. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. N: B. The History of Mr. Erag well, the Shepherd of Salisbury Plain, lee. etc. may be had in complete sets, ceatly printed. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom-House, Newhiiten; on Monday, the 9th d a y o f JdnuarY, 109, .4t Eleven O'Cloek Its the • Forenoon precisely, in sundry Lots THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.- -a- Fot Dealers and C.fthrrs.Abotlt 14 ChaldrOns of Coals. For Private Use only. • About 216 Gallons Brandy, 7 Ditto Rum, 497 Ditto Genets. Samples of the above Goods dray be seen at the Custotn-Liousi• the rwarning of the day of sale. N.B. Twenty-five per Cent. deposit will be required. To conclude with ;wo entire new Scenep : the first represent ing tine Ruins Of the late Theatre-Royal, in eoveno-Garden, slilch changes to a New Theatre. To-morrow, the !son Chest ; with Mother Goose. On friday, Speed the Plough.—On Satnniay, Othello-. 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YORKSHIRE, EAST-RIDING. • In LOTS, • On Wednesday, Thursday, and Frldsy, the IStli, 19th, and 90th days of lanu4ry, 1809, at the Tiger Wu,. in Beverley, in the - cotlnty of York, . L ICE MANOR o BEVERLEY WATER TowNs, in the East Ritlitql of the' County of York, and several Freehold Dwelling-hours, Closes, and Parcels .of Land, situate at Beverley, Beverley Parks,. and Hull Bridge, in the said East Riding. FArticulars may be had•of Messrs. Hesleden, solicitors, Barton upon-Hutnbei, Lincolnshiri; Messrs. Burley and Moore, solici tors, Llneoln's-Inn, Lond o n ; I saac Leatham, Esq. Bart on, near Multorr, Yorkshire; Mr. Joseph Dickinson, of Bev edei Parks - and Mr. Hell solicitor , •Besteriey. TO MILLINERS, STRAW HAT MAKERS, and OTHERS. TO BE SOLD, A TWENTY-ONE YEAR LEASE of a HOUSE and SHOP, in one of the best situations in London for the Awe business, hating recently been put in thorough repair, May be mere: upon immediately or at Lady-day nest.—Enquire at Ib, Cranbourn•etreet* Leicester-square. HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY—FIRE, LIFE, and AN NUITIES--CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS—OFF ICE, LUDGATE-HILL. LONDON. POLICIES of INSURANCE, which expire at Christmas, should be renewed what "rerun stare from that Period. L'ASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, ptiTately taught, at No. le, Sherrird-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and dentlemen of any age, Who have never learnt that aecomplahment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLEN'S Oyster; of teaching is expressly swelled for those to whom it it az) Ibiett to acquire ,•a.sily that fashionable requisite ter genteel so cety expeditiously, privately, and in superior style of graco and eislance.—Tiose who do not want private teaching, may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of Pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of Dancing taught the most elegant fast; Dances, and all the superior parts of the profession. Mr. Allen's First Ball will be to the hind Week in January. . _ CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY. This daijoral published,. in a large Octavo Volume, price Its. in boards, embellished with Portrait's, PUBLIC CHARACTERS OF 1609=10; or, FULL and ACCURATE MEMOIRS of various Persons distinguished in the Walks of Public Life, is the SENATE, the LEARNED PROFESSIONS, the ARMY and NAVY, DIPLO. MACY, LITERATURE, COMMERCE, and the ARTS. Among the Persons of whom there appear biographical accounts In the present Volume are the following ; viz. Bishop of St. Davids,* Colonel A. C. Johnstone, Rev. W. Cote, Governor Clinton, Sir P. Francis, K. B. Sir Samuel Romilly, Marquis of Lansdowne, General Sir J. Stuart, Lord H. Petty, Bishop of Norwich, Lord Holland, Gene Val Fitzpatrick, Sir W. Grant, Captain Sir E. Lorry, Chief Justice Jay, Rt. Hon. Spencer Percival, Mr. Dempsur, Mr. Stun, Marquis of Lothian, Mr. M. P. Andrews Earl of Dundonald, Mr. Fihner Honyvroid, Lord Cochran; Mr. Profr , ,sor Davy, Sir Alexander Cochrane, &c. &c. St. ___ I"..SSEX.—CAPITAL OAK TIMBER. I3y JOHN B.A.RNARD, On Monday, the 9th day of January, 1809, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, at the Red Lion lan, in Radwinter, In 31 Lots, A BOUT Fourteen Thousand Feet of Capital A- OAK TIMBER, lately felled, and now lying In the several Woods and Places following, viz : 21 Trees, containing 669 feet, on Yardly Hall Farm, in Thazted, in one Lot. Persons insured with this Me, soirees Policies expire at the above Period, are respectfally informed, that Printed Certificates of Renewal are now ready for Deliverrot the Office, and with the revective Agents of the Company thrtiughont the United Kingdom. This Company oar to Immo the Mowing advantages : Persons insuring, or pramacincto be insured, ,e 1000 against Fire, or A' 500 on Life, base the option of becoming interested is the Establithment.—..Persons insuring for more years than 13 Trees; containing 305 feet, on Broad Oak Farm, in Wian bish, in one Lot. SWAN •INN, BIIADFOIiDs WILTS. RICHARD GODI`REY, late Read Whiter a t the Castle and Bull, Bath, Moss rearzetfally begs leave to *Auld the Nobility, (Santry, and Commercial Tray.ellers in par ticular, that he her recths taken add entered Van . the above len, and fitted up the sank in a most commodious and con , - forst* manner, with eseellent Beds and Stabling; and having laid in a choice stock of Wines and Spirits, humbly solicits the wtronage and support of the Nobility and Public in general, assuring them every.ezertien and attention shall be made in every department of the business, sO as to render his bone equal to any on the read. 14* Trees, containing 440 feet, in Shadwell Wood, in Ashdon, in one Lot. one, allowed a considerable Discount on Premium and Duty.— No charge for Policies of se 300 and upwards—or for Policies under that amount, when effected for three years or more—nor for Endorsements, Alterations, or Surveys.—No Deduction in the Payment of Losses.—Damage In, Lightning made good.—A Brokerage of £5 per Cent. on Shipping insurances.—Abatements 17 Trees, containing 703 feet, on Newnham Hail Farm, in Ashdon, in one Lot. 2 Trees, containhtg 109 fect, on Ashdon Place Farm, in Ashdon , in one Lot. 130 Trees, containing 2105 fcet, in Overhall Grove, in Ashdcn, in four Lots. 60 Trees, containing 1550 feet, on Gouldstone's Farm, in Ashdon, in three Lots. 16 Tieeq, containing 371 feet, on Plumb-Tree Grove, in Ashdon, in one Lot. 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In this point of view the work exhibits new Claims to general In terest ; and as every successive Edition has been carefully revised and impravt;d, the work may be generally received as a faithful Biographical History of the present times. The Editor shall repeat, that since the Commencement of the Work, In gratifying a laudable Curiosity relative to Public Cha racters, he has in no instance satisfied the Wishes of Malevolence. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and lone., Paternoster row, and to be had of all Booksellers and Dealers In Books. G 6 Trees, containing 1654 feet, on Bendysh Hall Farm, in Radvelnter, in three Lots. 76 Trees, cnntaining 1449 feet, in Broad Ditch Grove, in Rad winter, in thrie Lots. 9 Trees, containing 206 feet, in Earl's Bank Wood, in Rad winter, in one Lot. 30 Trees, containing 645 feet, on Radwinter Park Farm, in one Lot. 47 Trees, containing 775 feet, in Little Bendish Wood, in Radwinter, in three Lots. anw IiiIfkLONDON TAVERN; pie: 13, 1808. THE COMMITTEE appoint e d on t h e 9 t h o f De .l ember, by the MERCHANTS mid INHABITANTS of JANDON, to attend to the Application of a General Subscrip tlm in aid pf the brave SPANISH PATRIOTS, now struggling .n the Field to dsfond their' Coantry from a foreign and cruel In eider, cannot dischaage that duty without making an earnest Appril to the attentions of their generous Countrymen, of all n ani In behalf's:la Nati= -anti a Cause so interepting to all the 'inia.llaneores. . Lpeeple contending. fox *bets iodepeadenee, laffreies, and ;4' '-intn :nun inreii.: tyranny an.. 4 oppremint —a nation, friendly ot its ti;spotaisto 's:-.-honoorsibli in all its maional conduct and. sharatter—fitted; by political and commercial interests and rent: cabs, to be closely connected in alliance and friendship with Crest Britain, and straggling, with heroic fortitude, in a common cause , A e0Y c o11:nOn and most formidable foe ;5 . 6th Icing in the a 'us Conflct -the great e st' hsrd s bip s , a n d endur ri, .-E the Iverson Privations, has:- , surely, strong claims of every itAd on every inhabitant of these Wands ; a..nd though the greatest stations have, with the general approbation of this nation, been anae by Oireernment to afford the -most extensive, speedy, and *Fecund aids of tr e a sure , aims, urnmunition, military stores, tpt,'lnenti, and clotbing, for the maintenaace and support of the 4 usai troopo, togeth e r wi t h t h e su:cour o f l arge b o di es o f Bri lat toluteln,n is Mill felt, that the generous maplifestation of the faralantintiment, and such further ...ids, of various kinds, as a VIVO tuft/Neal Subscription may supply, caimot but have an Wet animating and consoling to the Spanish soldier and eon s.ssing t o t h e Spanish Government and people, of the perfect Leto* in opinion and sentiment which on this subject subsists throughout these ' - ballad% The Committee rely, with confidence, that the good example sl the public Corporations and Companies, and or the Inhabitants shit Metropolis, will be followed by the principal Cities, Towns, ma District* of the United Kingdom, in order ts. form together Si tiering worthy of the great cause for which it is mado.—of the alb thanciet and affluence of the Empire which presents it, and b to be accepted by the gallant, disinterested, and high-spirited motion, to whose brave defenders it is offered. .Arsonal of Subscriptions Advertised WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. This day were published, Elegantly printed in one volume, Bvo. price 10$. Gd. in boards, P ELIQUES of ROBERT BURNS; consiqing chiefly of Original Letters, Poems, and Critical Observa tions on Scottish Songs. Collected andiSublisha by R.N. CROMEK. Printed fac 7'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, whom may be had, a NewEdition,ibeing the sth) of The Worloof Robert Earns. Costait big the Poems formerly published, with some Additions and Notes ; Poems hitherto un published, or uncollected ; acid his Corre,pondence. With an Account of his Life, and a Criticism on his Writings. l'o whl4h are prefixed, some Observations on the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. Elegantly printed, in four volumes, nvo. with a Portrait of the Author; £1.165. in boards. Also, Ncw Editions of the Poetical Woks of Robert Burns, with a Sketch of his Lift, and a Portrait. Neatly printed in 3 pocket vols. price 15s. in boards, and on an Inferior paper, price Ps. in boards. _ _ _ 113 Trees, containing 2244 feet, at the South West End of Little Bendysh Wood aforesaid, in five Lots. 69 Trees, containing 960 feet, at the... North East End of Little Bendysh Wood, aforesaid, in two Lots. And on Tuesday, the 10th day of January, 1809, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Saraoen's Head Inn, is Great Dun mow, Essex, in 42 Lots, About Twenty-four Thousand Feet of Capital Oak Timber, lately felled, lying in the several Woods and places, viz : 9 Trees, containing 125 feet, on Canfield Park Farm, in Great Canfield, in one Lot. 128 Trees, coFtaining 5575 feet, in Leonard's Hay Wood, in Little Canfield, in five Lots. Of Whom may be had, neW and revised Editions of either, or all the former Nine Volumes, Price Twelve Skillings each, in boards, 87 Trees, containing 2421 feet, in Stow Wood, in Little Can field, in four Lou. 12 Trees, containing 378 feet, on Canfield Hall Farm, in tit tle Canfield, in dae Lot. 244 Trees, containing 3319 feet, in High Wood, in Great Dunmow, in six Lots. 7 Trees, containing ..r:43 feet, on the Wood Farm, in Broxted, in one Lot. 53 Trees, containing 1464 feet, on Brook End Leys, in Brox ted, in two Lets. 11 Trees, containing 513 feet, on Broxted Hill Farm, in Brox ted, in one Lot. 6 Trees, containin3 155 feet, on Bridge Fuot Firm. 17 Trees, containing 612 feet, in Gudgem's Mead and Bush Wood Mead, in Great Eibton, in one Lot. Likewise, The Poems of Allen Ramsay; a New Edition, cor reced awl enlarged. with a Glossary. To which are prefixed, a Life of the Author, from authentic documents, and Remarks on his Poems, from a large view of their merits. Printed uniformly with Burns's Works, in two large vols. evo. with a Portrait from an original Drawing, by his son, the late eminent Painter, price AV. is. boards. 9 Trees, containing 601 feet, in May's Land Wood, in Broxted, in one I.ot. 19 Trees, containing 1072 feet, on Eiston Hail Farm, b Great Elston, in one Lot. 47:35,420 7 7 ADDMONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 424 VIP. Striate At 0 I Site;;;;(i sack, of Cork 50 0 AT MISR& MARL, BAINZTS, AIM CO'S. AClSrmois, 105 0 AT maws. /MTV" AND CO ' S. I n. L huller, at Lanreatb - - •7 WCURS. NtIIINDAM NNI, Co'!. TM. Hollow Loons saapi. - - mut 1 . 1.4)TD . 5. iii"S a n If/citing Pampa.. Wm. Eddowes . 10 10 i ftitoteog the • QueemrAilhla • Latham and Parry 25 0 AIMS Tavern, Newrage... Itrf.tt 52 tO • tibie'riptions are received at the Mansica Home, Lloyd's C°l6 e•ttouse, and by all the Hankers in London and Westminster. 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