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'I.O4IIOITOW—The Way oa Saturday—The Engli On Monday The Remo On Tuesday—l'he Sella( On Wednesday—The Ei r• The Public are most ; tin the Spectacle of Ala :‘s on Monday next will founded on a well know' OLYMPIC PAVILI I'.-ablished by Authority, a the L , • PRESENT ] I Friday 24, and Satun Utile Barletta, in one Ac THE HAU Or, I.OV Equity, Mr. Fo P Mr. I)ccastro ; i.e Mrs. Pearce ; Si A New Serio Comic Sri Dances, appropriate Com wi:h new Scenery, Music, Or, THE A ?r;ncipal Characters, Mr. I Mrs. Peat Horsemanship by Mr. S latter's Mann Ts tonal& with (10th tit Scenery, 1\ THE FRO Or, Htl Ludolph (ant rica Ignoso (an I eon Patitaloska, 11 Ir. Se Titania (the Fa' Grotesque 01 Grimhald4 And Imogen (after Pose, 45.—Pit Equestrian Tuition by al CHEAP PLAN ON SALE at DC mission Warehouse dat his House, No. 92. square Pianofortes, with hvs in London, and Bar vructinn, at 30 pet cent Pianofortes at Five Cubs Three-finger Organs, am TENERIFFE WIN . MESSRS. BI RD' 1 7 - 1 . at Plymouth, haw scperior 'WINE, stilted i.e inclined to sell on nu mediate intonation fro: which are now ready fe • tractors, &c.; and it slat ravage the purchasers 1p pr;rateers, which ro a::t1 Plymouth.—Plymoi I'Z'OBLEMEN, 1 informed, tluit tis mutant, on terms equal • I .-asehold Lind, • t Settlement', v other propel:0; ; per r it yrs , mal security o will find e 1 .!N , lication from ti to Messrs. Will 'are. • A YOUNG, acti .a good Accountat ▪ E1...al Concern. Any Abut in a similar Und he prefrrred.—Let ":ay suit, stating ag e, f • al., and expected cabin before the 2ln ► 'lc Situation may b • 'HE following ► FOTHERGTL'S Disordcrs, Inc Stu —As I hare exp co.K., air= Nervous r.u• pt,blicly. I was I ' —it in Lige quattiii :xed st alty th;ng, pal aweri, violent b mild get no rest night nwAt eruiremit Physic:a 1 1 , :.t,ri1l my wife sent f which perfected a I disease, to the sari i% ; Ow; tamer i•xtraord tn - ttimtte mrvotts path i-reed on, Sir, your ns • ? , Tillbar.it-,treet, West Si.liwitolesAe and • of l'a• el no ,ter.row, 51 der, P Bottles, at lls wn/ be 1 , i;et n.Ol for the Fein .OYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, Lcted the Tragedy of N IN HIS HUMOUR. ~, Mr. COOKE ; well, Mr. MIiRRAY; lowa, Mr. BRUNTON; tephen, Mr. LI9•EON ; itthesv, Mr. SIMMONS ; )badil, Mr. itAiwcrrr ; EMERY ; Cob, Mr. PARLEY. , Mrs. H. JOHNSTONE ; t, Miss BRISTOW. - a Tragic Pantombnical Ballet, Wed DON JUAN ; :ERTINE DESTROYED., , uan, Mr. EGERTON; "onnandant) Mr. CHAPMAN; Jch, Mr. GRIMALDI. Anna, Miss BRIS [OW. by the Misses ADAMS. Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 4s. Second Price 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery is. 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6. be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box- to Get Married; with Don Juan. dish Fleet. tan Father. tool for Prejudice. Exile. respectfully requested to take notice, lzira will be withdrawn after :iaturilay, he presented a new Emlctta Spectacle, )wn domestic Story. '.ION, NEWCAS TLE-STREET, STRAND. , and Licensed by the Right Honourable Lord Chamberlain. ' EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, turclay 25, will be presented (4th time) a \ct, called UNTED VILLAGE ; , VE'S STRATAGEM. ,lox ; William, Mr. Johnson ; Leonora, Miss Bloomgreen ; Annette, • ; and Clod, Mr. Jokannot. Sixteenth time, Spectacle, inter.rrsed with characteristic Combats, Songs, Cliorusses, and Actions, Dresses, and Decorations, called ALZIRA ; ALCERINE CORSAIR. . Creasman, Mr. Norman, Mr. Hartland, 'carte, and Mrs. Parker. . Smith and Young Saunders, with the =ones on the Tight Rove. lme) a New Pantomime,with extensive Machinery, &c. called .OZEN MOUNTAIN; HARLEQUIN EXILE. rwards Harlequin) Mr. Hartland; Evil Spirit), Mr. Cardoza ; Southby ; Count Ruseofsesco, Mr. Davis ; fairy Queen) Miss Bloomgreen ; )►d Wonsan, Mr. J. Bryson ; J-Grillinhoof, Mr. Norman ; afterwards Colunshrs..) Mrs. Parker. 7allery Is.—Sdconl price half-past eight. able Masters from ten till three o'clock. 'IANOFORTE,S. AND ORGANS. 'ODD's Musieal Instrument Corn- Ise, No. 11, New-street, Covent Quden, )2, St. Martin's-lane ; a large collection of h additioual I , y the principal Ma tarrel Organs, on the most improved con it. under the usual price. Small or F. tuna' and upwards, for ready money only ul Organized Pianofortes, equally cheap. NES, LYING AT PLYMOUTH. ',WOOD, ALDER, and HASK, we recently imported about 200 Pipes of to the West-Incia Market, which they :moderate terms. The opportunity of Ito 'OM Plymouth, in their fast-sailing vessels, for charter, invites the attention of Con mold at the same time be noticed, the ad will have of ::voiding the risk of capture frequently happens between the Thanes luth, November el, 18C9. MONEY. &.e. are respectful' ney may be supplied with Money to any to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy , or Houses Money in the Faints, Mar low: Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or .n-sous of respectability may be supplied on only. every 117)-r:11 necommtv.lation 'we've till two, or leiters (post p.ld) ad ilia and Co. No. 49, South•street , Btrkelry A SI IIIATION. :ive, and intelligent Person, who int, is wanted to superintend an extensive P Person who has been employed as an ►lertaking, and can lsu w.l reconn - aended, ..etters (pest-paid) from persons whom this former employment, ref' rence for charac try, directed to A. B. No. 21, Bedford-row, Bth of Novendwr, will he attended to. be immediately emend upon. lg Cases will spew the efficacy of NERVOUS CORDIAL. DROPS in all Adig ttion,Ecc.—To Dr. Freeman. :perienced a most wssnderful cure by your Cordial Drops, I beg leave to mention it Dropsical, vomiting blood. from myr sto ties, terribly disturbed in my head, frigid alpitation of the heart, dejected spirits, lass, breaking out on my arms and body, and it or day. In this condition I was left by the fans, expecting every moment would be my for your invaluable medicine, a few bottles t care two years ago, without any return of trpriae of all my acquaintance. By publish .dinary ear', it may prove beneficial to un tier.ts, and It will be esteemed a favour con most obliged humble servant, E. PENNORTH. itmioster, March 11. retail, at M►. Eutler'4, 4, Cheapside, corner retailed by moat countryMedichie %. and 4s. ed. each.. had, Dr. Fothercil's Female PUN so justly 'smile Sex, price :4. Dd. per box. OFFICE OF ORDNINCE, November 13, 1809. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS tf MA- JES7rs ORDNANCE, dahherehygive Nake, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall=Mafl, on cr before Monday, the 4th day of December neat, from such persons as may be desirous of undertaking the supply of the quantities and deocrtptions of TIMBER undermentioned, for Service of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, where the deliveries are to be made, viz. LOADS, HEWED ELM TIMBER - - - 1400 EI.M BLANK, sir inches, - - - - '2OO and five Inchei - - - - • - 200 ASH FELI.IES, 4X 4 Inches - - . 10,000 OAK SPOKES clopped for 5 feet Wheels - - 40,000 ELM STOCKS chopped, and bored pairs, 18X 18inches, 260 and 14X 14 inches - - - - - 2000 OAK BLOCKS for Travelling Carriages, free of Sap : 12 Pairs Light - - 6 Pairs Heavy - - - - - 50 3 Pa' '3 Heavy - - - - - 25 One moiety (af each dimens;on) of the Elm Plank, Ash o lk lies, Oak spokes, Elm Stocks, and Oak Mocks, ii!uq be detivercal into Store by the 30th of June next, and the remainder on or before the 30th of September following; of the Hewed Elm Tim ber 1000 Loads must be ettppiied by the said 30th June, and the remainder on or before the said 30th . September following. No Tender will be received for less than 100 Loads of the Hewed Elm Timber, no Stick of which must be under 80 feet; of the Elm Plank no Tender will be received for less than SO Loads, and which is not to be made 18 incite, broad, and in lengtheof 10 feet at the least. Of the raraining Articles no Tender for less than the follow ing quantities of either tan be noticed, viz. Ash Fellies Oak Spolts - - Elm Stocks Oak Blocks-12 Pairs Ught - 6 Pairs Heavy 3 Pairs Wavy 1009 5000 50 10 10 Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, :nay be known, upon application at the Secre tary's (Mice, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, win re the Proposals must be delivered (sealed up) and endorsed " Proposals for English Timber ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 4th day of December, at twelve o'cloci; at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Seer et dry. This day was published, the Fourth Edition, revistd andeularacd, ptlce Ss. in boards, A PRACTICAL INOIJIRY into DISORDER EDA. 3, - RFSPlRXFlOti,diytinguishiegtheCausesofAsthm a, to which arc now subjoined vaeons Practical Observations on the Treatment. By ROBERT BR EE, M.D. F.R.S. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, Black friars; and to be had of all Bo fillers. Of whom may be had, FIRS - r LINES OF Tut LONDON PILAC• rica or SURGERY. By Sastu en COOPER, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, I.ondon, &c. &c. Price P2s. in boards. STATE LOTTERY, consisting of only 5,000 Numbers, to be Drawn in One Day.—Tickets and Shares are selling by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock Bro/ters, at their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Roy::1 Exchange. By this Scheme, which contains Pour . . . Prizes of . . . aff.o,ooo And Four of. . . 5, LO May be Gained By Two Tickets of the same Number, a Prize of J:•19,C00 By 'Three, a Prize of . . . . . 60,000 By Four, a Prize of . . . . . 80,00 04lier Prizes in the same proportion. •I'O 1-11. PUBLIC. 5W71 7 1' and C.). beg leas , e most respectfully to re turn their thanks to the Public, for the unexampled patren ea.? , and support they experio need as Contractors for the last Lottery, and at the same time to express the gratification they fed in having hid the honour of laying before the public the first Lottery on the: improved principle, which iws at once fulfilled the beneficial intentions of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, by pre venting the evil of insurance, and received the sanction of the Public, as affording a superior chance to the adventurer. The present Lottery is exactly on the .nme plan as the last, and will, no doubt, be eqpally honoured by the approbation of the Public. SCHEME. 4 4 , 5,000 30 .. 100 18 Only 5,000 Numbers ; Four Tickets of every Number, each of which will be entitled to the full Amount of whatever Prize Is drawn against the Number. Tica era and Straits are Selling in great Variety at SWIFT and C.'. OM ces, No. 11, POULTRY, No. 12, CIIA RI KG•CROSSI • No. 31, AtOGATE HIGIO.STRY.ET. A VALUBI.E BUILDING LAND, LAND:rAX REDEEMED, NORWOOD COMMON. To be COLD by AUC I'ION, by Mr. PEYTON, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-Alley, Combat, on Mon day, the I Itla day of P..con i .)%tr, 1309, at TwAve &Clock, In te., Log, A VERY valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE , situate near the !Inn/. ' on the North-end of Notwood Commsn. h•ttween the two Road; leading front Knight's Hill to Croydon, being two allotments, made under the Act fur the En closure of Lam!)..th. This Property L, admirals's - adttpte.d for the erection oft small Residenres, and from the ',oldie situation of some of the i.ots, are well Cjlvil.red for persons wishing to embark in 'lra& in this wily increasing ne-;;Lhourhot , l. I'o view the Estat-e, apply to M. Clarice, at Kni:tht's 1:11 House; Specifications may he had of Mr. James, Land Agent, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. Townlvy, Land Sur veyor, W' alworth, Surrey ; and at Garsavray's. NIIDDI.L.SEX. cArrrm, FREETT2LD ESTATES, most eligible situation for building ; elegant STONE-Mill:I' MANSION "ARK, FARMS a-d LAND, five Pieces of Water, Two other Compact FANIILY RESIDENCES, ate.. • Mine miles frtin London. EE SOLD BY .AIICT lON, by Mr. ROBINS. At Garravray's Coffee-house, in Exchange Alley, Consign, early in the ensuing year, in Lets, 'THE truly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, cautprising upwards of as° Acres of esceeding rich Mea dow, Pasture and Wood Land; the principal part forming a beau tifttlPark, mostly surrounded by a brick wall, with avenues of lofty full-grown Timber Trees, an excellent Family Nlall3loll with Offices of all descriptions; two productive Kitchen Gardens walled round, and planted with a variety of fine ftu t trees, in full perfectiOn; two other compact Family Residences at the east end of the Estate, with OMes, Gardens, &c. one on lease, the other tenant at will. The Estate is compact within a ring fence, bounded by the high road; several delightful spots for erecting Villas, which will be allotted In (man:ides for that or any other purposes ; a dry, cheerful and liCalthy situation, commandidg extensive and rich views of the country—brick earth on most parts of the Estate. May be viewed by applying to Mr. —, Edgware, where par tkulati may be had ; at the White Hart and Cranes, Edgware ; Abercorn Arms, Stanntore ; Essex Arms, Watford ; Swan, Rick mausworth ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; Castle, Salt Hill ; at Gar raway's ; of John Richards, Esq Red Lion-squate ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Tickets for vii.wiag may be had, and a Platt of the Estate seem. Shortly will be published, By T. CAD :LA W. DAVIES, Strand. Elegantly printed, in Six Volumes Octavo, with u Portrait of M. Add;sor, front an original Picture, by Dahl, (a few Copies on Royal Paper), 'HE WORKS of the Right Hon. JOSEPH ADDN:INI. Am w Ldition, with copious Notes. By the late RICHARD HURD, D.D. I.: 4 - d Bishop of Wurcest..-r. TO BUILDERS, &t. S - MERINO SHEEP AND WOOL. rTO BE LET, on Building Leases, by the \Vor- t Sul puillishe4, in svo. I» ii e Os. with to Plates,. . J. shipful Company of Ironmongers, At A General Quart el ly : FACvI43 :Ind - OBS. ER V ATIONS on MERINO Court, to be held a Ironmongers' Hail, Fencluirch-strert, on • SHI ',Elh and WWI., OXF. t4p PLOUGHS, ilte. • l'aesdar, the Rilth of November instant, at it: o'clock preciie!y, I , r it ti.t. iti,ht Hun. Lord SOMERVILLE; a LARGE PIECE of GROUND, for the ereca,„ of a ~,,„ i a-m:dOn: Printed for 1. Harding, 24, St. lamei's-street. Streit, to contain 60 Houses, at the third rate ;to etimmunicate i , • 'Where may lie had, with Inanmonaer -row an! 011-stree:•-square, near Old-street, ', 1. Bakftsvll's Observations on the Effect of Soil and.Citnate London. 1 upon Wool, and the mean. of prwerving the best qualities ol' tit* Proposal. fur taking such Grotin.l„ in one or nvm.. Lots, of not ! W ietirot 141(1 " 1 1 4 0 I': Borland, Into. (i. 6,1. les* than two houses iu a lot, at aMI grOUna'rrtlts clew. of ad ! 4. Luccock's lavay on Wool, with Flint. for its Improvement, raze., except the Property-tae, will be teeeie.d a t the ck e i, ; ', ! addr'!'csxd (oily.: gr)w .. r , 1):•:.lei, and Manufacturer. he,. 7s. Mice, on or b..fore Monday, the 27th instant, between the hours 3. An Essay oho Use of Sugar hi feeding Stock, with Expe of ten and two—where the plan and particulars utay be seen. fitments, tw0..:,. N. R. Tke Land-tat ironroon7fme Hall, Nov. 1, 1809. redetrnect. T. PELLATI', Clerk Thistity waapulifisited, price One Guinea, for a Yeac, or 10s.6ds - for a Half-Year's Acct:niptas / TA E FARMERfi' ACCOMPT BOOK, 4 1 - FOR 1810. •,* This Publication k recommended with confidence to Agri culturists, as well calculated to remove the difficulty in keeping accompts; so generally experienced among farmers; the tables and IMtructians here given are so clear that any person of the most ms•cterate capacity will be enabled, by them, to keep an ac. *strata daily account of the stock and crops, and of every thtng done on the farm, throsighout the year ; the work, besides, is so conWved, that the journal of each week's proceedings can be aridraged front tht book, to be sent by post to an &built tutu Frinted for J. Harding, 38, St. James's-street. PONTEY ON FOREST TREES: This day was published, iu•Rvo. price 9s. in boards,' I'HE PROFITABLE PLANTER ; a Theore tical and Practical Treatise on Planting in every Descrip tion of Soil and Situation, particularly those which are most difficult, as elevated Scites, Barren Heathi, Rocky Soils, acc. in cluding Him, on Shelter and Ornament, with a Plate of Imple ments for Planting, invented by the Author. W. PON . VEY, Nurseryman, P:anterand Prv::cr to the Du!:e f Be:lfelfd. 2. PoN rti'e Fnit Es . c PR: - R, and 'limber Owner's Assis tant; or a COmplete Practical Tre:ltiee im the Training and Ma nagement - of British Timber Tra:ee . , whetlser intended for Use, Shelter, or Ornament, including an Examination of the Proper ties of Fir *Ember, and a new system for the management of Oak Woods, &c. nye. with Plates, price Is. . London : Prititt•tl for J. Ibrding, 3.3, St. Ja•neN's-street, This day was publisheO, rrice s. 6d. bound in Red Leather, with P. , c!;.ets for Notes, &c. THE DAILY JOURNAL ; or, Gentleman's, Merchant's, 210 Tra(kinlan's, C.-- , Tl , te Annual AccoMpt Book, for the Pocket or ; for the Ve,ir 1810; containing 112 ruled Pages, on tine writing riper, for memorandums, Ob servations, and cash, every day in the year : correct lists of both House:, of Parliament, of the London Bankers, &c. &c.; and a variety of useful tables, and other interesting articles, as specified in the Table of Contents. Printed for R. Baldwin, I. Walker, G. Wilkie, and J. Robin son, Scatchrrd and Letterman, M. flinckesman, J. Richardson, and W. Suttabyt and Brodie, Dowding, and Luxferd, Salisbury; and sold by them, and all Booksellers and Stationers in Town and Country. This Book may be had in Various bindings, add with an Ahrta.. nack, at the option of the Purchaser. LIFE OF LORD NELSON. the Rev. J. S CLARKE and JOHN M'ARTHUR, F.sq. MESSRS. 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As-the expences of this reagnil.icent Work have very consider ably exceeded the original estimate, the pricks of all copies or dered subcequent to the Ist of December, (should any then remain undisposed of) must necessarily be greatly advanced ; hut, In the mean time, the prices will continue as at present, Eight Guineas for Copies with Proof Impressions cf the Plates, and Six Guineas for (Alter Copies. HISTORY OF THE PairricAL LIFE OF THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM KIT; Including some Account of the Times in which he lived. Ey ;MIN GIFFORD. l'Aq. CADELL and I)AVIES respectfullr announce that this Work will be published early in .13; cember, in the -liree following forms, viz. 1. One hundred Copies, splendidly printed in three Vols. Im perial Quarto; which will be faithfully appropriated according to the dates of orders received. Price Xl3. t SA. in extra boards. 2. A limited number, in three el‘:„"ant Quarto Volumes, on Royal Paper. Price .es. tts. in extra boards. 3. 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THE ROYAL FAMILY, and Ladies and Gentle men of Fashion, use RUSSIA OIL, for moistening the hair when dressing, is so great a nourisher to the hair, as prevent its turning grey to all periods ; promotes the growth, makes the hair grow thick and long; prevents its falling off, and restores it on bald places, if the least roots remain Several Gentlemen that were ball, have declared, after using the Russia Oil regularly for six months, the bald places became nearly covered with hair ; also promotes eyebrows, whiskers—Gentlemen ought not to omit using it to the whiskers after shaving, as it will prevent them turning a redish colour, or grey, which is too generally the case, on account of the wetting they receive from shaving. Ladies and Gentlemen wit.) wear false Hair will find the RUS SIA Oil. a valuable article to use when dressing, as it gives it a UMW al gloss. It is generally - remarked persons wearing false hair, that after a short time wearing it becomes dry and stiff, and is easily discoveted ; by using theßussia Oil it prevents its being dis covered, as it keeps the fal e hair soft, and renders its appearance natural—Observe the label on the outside wrapper of each bottle is signed in Russia gold ink " Mochrikufsky nnd Prince," any without that signature are counterfeits. Price :s. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at oue . guinea, or bIX guinea bottles at five pounds. Sokl wholesale and retail by the Proprietos, A. 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This day were published, in Four Volumes, price 11. ls.• THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH REY BRIDGE, containing SKETCHES of IVIon z a N CHARACTERS, MANNERS, and EoveA•riote. By WILLIAM LINLEY, Esq. The ways of Heav'n are dark and intricate, Puzzled with mazes, and perpkx'd with errors, Our understanding traces them in vain, Lost and hewiider'd in the fruitless beard', Nur secs with how much art the windings run, Nor where the regular conftosiln ends. ADDisox. Printed for RICHARD PuiLup.,, London; and to be had of all Iktoks,llers. '1 his 6ay was published, price 4s. tid. The Third Edition, illustrated with Cases, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the certain Pre - A- nation and Cure oldie VENEREAL DISEASE, particu larly its consequences, as Strictures, Glccts, including Tabes Dor sail;, Onanism, 43:c.—being a complete Guide in thes :Diseases.—ty M. CA FO Surgettn, I.ate of the United Hospitals of St.•l'llamas's and Guy's. London : Priated fur S. Highley, 24, Fleet-street; C. 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