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N I • 3 111 NEw Tins I iota ,•,ct. V. vebc: bon Ta conciu Esseg, (.; phces 0,51 cc, is 'f•o-moi On We On Frig Sati 11,, 0 tiOD 11 rest 'lnters o c ir 07. c unto into triiversol I) Nuti ye I.iGn; no.: Sisal Jy ti.ii An./ Tv I.v Th L]. 1%. cc :r.ont gra tery in 1: tie tape Futon b. s ti.:l nano On f Emu. A 4 4 , •••• 'Fiat of Tittll by RIC CY I P.. 1) 03 maTtn i.ood lies 7t' IraTleij It' 1.• lithe t•st la a nc - ar.it of the %4 I 1 I- , at '' • :sit• in on fi suite • n, 1-. r;(1 ti sn, Lea. J .1 • I! • 111 i...ti! r •i • o' • , • BE I; 70871 dr THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT=GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, wiu be icted the Tragedy of THE ROMAN FATHER. 'fullus HostiUs, Mr. EGERTON r Horattus, Mr. COOKE PuNius Hotatitts, Mr. YOUNG ; Valerian, Mr. BRUNTON ; t tia, Mrs. CLARICE; Valeria, Miss BRISTOW. r. the Entry of Publius Into Rome, with a Triumphal Chorus. :ch will be added a Tragic Pantomimical Bell-t, called DON JUAN ; Or, THE LIBERTINE DESTROrED. Don Juan, Mr. EGERTON; Guzman (the Commandant) M. CHAPMAN; Scaramouch, Mr. GRIMALDI. Donna Anna, Miss BRISTOW. The Dances by the Misses ADAMS. tule with a VIEW of the INFERNAL REGIONS, and a Sho;ver of Fire. ~ 7s. Second Price 3x. 6d. Pit, 4s. Second Price 2s. Gallery tts. Secord Price is. Upper Clattery Is. for the Boxes to be taken of jvir. Brandon, at the Box , Hsrt-street. iorrow, The School for Prejudice. eduesday, The Exile. lday, A Cure for the Heart Ache. 'curds'', The English Fleet. . STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, • oxFORD-sTREET, AND 44, ST. JAMBea-STAZETs IDGES; PAIN, and Co. Stock-Brokers, most spectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that the and Shares of the present Grand Lottery are oh sale at- Cices ; and they particularly beg to observe, tkat 'the contains FORTY CAPITAL PRIZES, and it on the ost excel: ,, nt plan as the last Lottery, which gave such al sati,faction, namely, 5000 Numbers, and X:100,000 in -i•o be Drawi3n One Day, 14th February, 1810. TE LOTTER.Y, consisting of only 5 0 000 umbers, to be Drawn In One Day.--Tickets and Shares ng by HAZARD, BURNE, and Cs. stoat Brokers, at ite Loiter); Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchinr. Scheme, which contains Four . . . Prises of . . £20,000 II Four . . . of . . . 5,G00 - May be Gained \,o Tickets of the same Number, a Prise of £40,000 'tree, a Prize of . . . . 60,00 ?yr, a Prize of . . . . 80,000 Other Prizes in the same provrtion. :HARDSON, GOODLITC' K, Sand CO; joint :ontractors for the lite STATE LOTTERY, return their rateful acknowledgements to the Public, for thehigh en ,..ment they gave to the N , ye Plan, for Drawing the Lo One Day, and to same them, that it has fully answendi , ectations of Government, by &sing away the F.vils atten 1 Lotteries, that have been so much complained of. They ye to recommend the New State Lottery, which i: on le principle, and will be drawn in One Day, the 14th of Aar next. Puly 5,000 Numbers.-.-Pour Tickets of each Number. SCHEME. Prizes of - £2a,000 - 4 - Prizes of - 5,,t5r,13 i,owl 20 .SCO 44 &e. &e. tk.c. :ets and Shares are now on Sale at the old Offices, Corner ,A-Builtlings, and facing the King's Mcws, Charing-Cross, (CHARDSON, GOODLUCK aud Co FIRST STATII LOTTERY FOR ieo9. Tickets and Shares are now selling by J. BRANSCOMB and Co. at their Lucky Acet, No. 37, Conihill, No. 11, Holborn, No. :!Ft, Hay n, and No. :169, Strand; where they had the unFmeetlented rtune to distribute to the public, In th.:l:ist'Three Lottr. lonr, the following CAPrI'AL PRIZES, in SHARES, £20,000 10,0e0 5,060 5,000 6,000 £20,000 No. 7 r 1.1 13 s 20,000 12,767, 20,030 4,"'90, 20,000 15,127, , 20,000 16,318, - . Wizb the Grand Capital Prize of a ,aoo Tickets. 1,6 t V, w'aich divided amongst the Fortur aye Holders X 11.1,765, independent of several- Xl,OOO, J:500, &c. &c. 'here likewise the First .C 20,000 Prize, the only .0-10,0Q0 Prize, and the la.t 025,000 Prize, leer sbarni in the State I;ottery, were sold in 31 Shares. tr a:love Proprietors e.lrnestly recommend an early purcha s e pres•'nt Lottery, being on the acne much approves! plan a. 4t, when nearly every Ticket was wed, as foey presonie a it y of . 1 . ickets and Shares will be ex perieticed, from the merits plan being more generally known. Prizes paid on demand. I.K STOCKINGS selling off nncommonly cheap.. it No. 52, Chespside an immense Stock of all kinds of ery, Cloves, Flannels, Drivers, Ladiifs Invisible Dresses all me, &c.---11topkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, find a great advantage by an early intipection of these articles. t.staity of white or black silk, 6s. 6d. the best quality equally 7 ; stout cotton stockings, at Is. per pair, very fine is. (A. 6:l.; brown cotton for becks Is. 6d.; fine ribbed cot -71; a variety of gloves troin lOd. perlsair ; bee sleeves ;d.; a.id other Iss'iMsable ar•i•sies too numerous to men• No. 5.2, Cravapside.—No ai:•ateintnt from the price first I. I.I.INUY FOOT'S IRISII SNUFF. t i NDY FOOT and Co. in order to obviate the ' d:tficulties which those in the Tobacco Trade have hithrrto' . - :•..nced in obtaining their Snuff from Ireland, heg leave to 171' them and the Public in general, that they intend opening 'fi,,lesale Warehouse at No. 30,1,eiceste-square, where said lc:, may be bad, and where they are,pow taking ord..rs. And : is their present Intention to relinquish tote Retail tberenf, to in - ,erfere with any other article of said • l'raJp, they most s•ly request that those who may honedr them with their will retail it as received from them in its original i•e, being determined to afford the most liberal eneourrge •• to those who buy to s.•l1 again. IIARVEVS SAUCE. FOR FISH, GAME, &c. LAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility Gs•ntry, the above admired Ar icle is prepared only at N.VA7vhelce, No. 6, fAvearcl-st re , lt, Portman-square ; and (by ~ ...mme.,t) may be had of D. Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bell, New. l'yne ; Gregsons, Liverpool ; Gety, Manchester ; 17y. 146:tato:I ; 'miner, Southampton; Ellifft. and Seedham. it ; ; Lister, Swansey ; Stephens, Bridlington ,y. ::e. ani t prevent spurious Imitations, each bottle 'Air. Harvey's sitiature on the 14bel ar the S3I;4C time begs to re.-lnamend her genuine Essence :.nchovies, which. with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, h.! lt.v.t in erses of all sizes. far family use and exportation. 1 .1.11..6 at Walton on the tlill, Epsom, Surtey, I 1...,cy gaily was four yews afflicted with Scorbutic Ulcers • in one kg. Jul speedily cured by t pilsbury's Patent Anti.. . •,:: is Drops.—Elizabeth Mathews, also cived of an ulcerated tal.i!.g seven small imttles.—lames Skelton, aged 26, re • 03 to great weaku-ss, with the loss of 90 pieces of bone, re , to health and a laborious occupation, though tile loss of Lis tea.; ez.ht necessary to save his life. c..r.t:ine Medicine has the words, 'Dy the Kkg's Patent,' s.scd on tite bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper, ' !!!e. King's Duty is printed in black ink. the Divensary, 15, Soho-square, l.ondon, is small . Gd. ; double bottles, 10a.; and larger, 11. 2s. ; i....1 - TotuidEsstnie, to allay unpleasant Initation,es. 2,61 0 ,1 t!:3, 917 44, ( 7 .• Nfr .:: : - : -.:‘ •,..": 1 - . "....z.z..." r i i lAP - • • .- ' 'At4,,,,,,,-',/•,- -......•- ......_ ..........::-'' '.,:.' _ •-•-• rooN DAY, NOVEMBER 27, r PR? CE -v. ,e: 11 In the press, and speectisfilnie published, : y ET'rERS of MADAVE ; I4 . MARQUISt A- 4 DEFFAND, to the Hon. IibRATE ItALPOLE4 wards Earl of ORYORD, front the yeili 1756 to me year t7RO. To which are added, Letters of Madapte j.leff,rd Puhlkhed from the Origitistls)v, antwisarry Printed for I.onzot=n, Hurst, 4e.a.and ()nue. P at e rnoster-row. . • ~ - • Bi,#I9:—VENV '4III9I:I4O;tATILYN.' • This day was thailbsbklL . • Eral,••llished-wiat 24 fine Engravic a ls, aker VittUrea by hi Pour Volumes, °Lac°, price aft! 'Os. ?tid - Ailt.vt Copies in Four 1, Volumes 4to. with proof impre*siana,,p. - iFe boarde r ri-HE A DVL'NTUg&S,,of G11,,,1114:1.6-4 . SAN- T : II.I.ANE, translated (rpm the ), °r of Lent% By BENJAMIN tIF. A' CH ',M4I,KIN, Esq. A. F.S.A. Printed for lesniinatt, Borst, Rem, add Orme; Patalrnostet : row ; and G. Kearsley, Fleet-street. • • . • •• ` same work in thi original Frencikirltlistise same ent.:: bellishments, bo;lt in 4to. and 3vo: - at the-. *ono vlition is printed from Didot's revised, text, in style of equal: 'elegance with the ttansltt.on. • '' ' " •' • • Ulu& .ebt kfi...fir disl.and the! Frond' aiXticrtw in ever. ant . `1.41 nn French vapor, and the prdofs for the 4to.pn vpaix:r. ployer. London : Printed for J. Harding, 3(3, St. Jarol,s's-street. . . . ' i t- , .riiiik , is ir s ' •- . 4 - - , • -4 , . . - . . ... , • 4.: , ~ • - . . - . - . • 4 . , ~*. 61 . 1 ik 4. ... 4 • .ti . kti• • ' . :i 4 , -Pr ' . \, 7 .. • , a! 7 Ir.• . •N: ", t • 4 k . / - - '• . , .„ 6.-• .- , '\. e. .) • - 4 ' • ...• -4 4,, f 4 . .. . • "4. ' *' 4 ~ 1 .....44 - ...- .p 1 \k„ _, s''lt-k +.- ', ',•• . ligi'Ar . , .. --7 . ,. -r• I I: ".. . i,... ! N 'l ll 9 : - .-.' - • • • 'l. 1 k a , lIIIi s :' • 1, 1, .. 4 6. -1- ka. ' it..,, i... ra Ik . Il iks . '-i;',!* .. -404 5. . I v) : _ *4 m. •1 En. • NA'n, t "Neal-I, sugar . t - , 'n es, t. M P L fence I. in kee l t i `e t..1)1... f the .... 1 I i .., 1 A l f ‘.. f .1I , 1 , 1 i 1 1 1 I 1 1 it t t I.+ • t 1 I I: 1 -- - - . 1 "THE EARL OF MOIRA! • a di, aTRIKING LETTER from tlie pen of AL -4 ZPlON,tAtrossed to the Earl . of MOIRA. on the causes snick, obitruet - Us - green:4s, and deprive the nation of his Ser.. /ix 11, 'Ail!! appeir on WeJt..eittly next, in the Ninth Number of ' t 13t.A.6up4st's 14:41.trienL REtIISTLA. I -it egiita Ofsees, 76, FlPet-atrier, and 363, Strand. P • • • - On the tat of Devenths.r will be p ice zs. in boards. T i 'VEl'IgNG AMUSE NIF.NTS for the Year 1810; . . -! leaint the ut the Series. of Aonilal Volunizs,*for the. • ,Impraireasent of St flatlets in Astruncitiy. By W. FRENI , , Esq M. A. Actue'? to the Rock Lite Maur:Mee Company ; late Fellm• of Jea Collei,e, Cangsrislys $ end; Au , l.or of "'I he Principles of A,l4esiF.s," " TarOsta Arithme lc," Essay on Patriotism," • litc.;--Printal for 1. M4istaian, tiro. 29, _Poult ry. Of 'AM' may he hatiohilityreeitling Volumes. Alsc, ail Mr. Rrencrit:oqult Pu)iticttlions. ' .rfeEP AND. WOOL. 4, in Bv . e.. price Bi. whh 10 Plates, * " 67.4t2V Qn MERII•I9 SIIE r." and writ' V.. or:FT:OI4(4M-ScoL.: l .0-'4;- 14 :he Right HOTI. Lord SUMER . London Printed for I. astding, 36, St-Latnes's-street. Where may be had, I. Bakeivell's Observations on the Effect of Soil and Climate unon Wool, and tke means of preserving the best qualities of the Merinos unchanged in England, svo. G.. 6d. s. Luccock's I*.‘ay on Vt'ocl, with Hints for its Improvement, laddreiseti - to the Grower, Deal *r, and Manufacturer. nva. 3. An Essay on the Use of Sugar in fe edin g Stock, with Expe -1 rimvnts, svo. ss. . . 'lds thy was published, price One Guinea, for aYear, or 106.8 d. for a. Half-Year's Accompts, • 'THE FARMERS' ACCOMPT BOOK, , A FOR 1810. s o * Thii PublicaF:on is recommended with con!' fence to Agri ! culttirists, as well calculated to remove the ditfical y in keeping 1 accompts, so ger•erally experienced ainmig farmers; the t'llies and it ~tractions here given are so °kar that any pers•m of the mos: moderate capacity will be enabled, by them, to keep an ac- I curate daily account of the stock and crops, aid of every thing done on the farm, throughout the year; the wink, b. sides, lc so contrived, chit the journal of each w:•ck's pr,eccdings can be separated from the book, to be sent by post to an absent em- PONTEY UN FOREST' THEE*. This day was published. in Svo. vice Os. in boards, THE PROFITABLE PLANTER ; a Theme. tical and Practical Treatise on Planting in every Descrip tion of Soil and Situation, particularly those which are most difficult, a+ elevated Scites, Barren Heaths, Rocky Suils,Fcc. in chiding Hints on Shelter and Ornament, with a Plate of Imple ments for Planting, invented by the AuCI or. By W. PONTEY, Nurseryman, Planter and Prvntr . to the Duke of Bedford. 2. PONTEY'S FOR EST PRUNER, and Timber Owncr's Assis tans ;or a CO's-Title Practical Treatise•on the Training and Ma nagement of British Timber Trees, whether intended for Use, %heifer, or Ornament, including an Examination of the Proper ties of English Fir Timber, and a new system for the management of Oak Woods, &c. &c. Syn. with Plates. price I‘2s. London : Printed for J. Ha: ding, SS, St. James's-street. This day were published, Numbers I. Ito V. (to be . continued eery 1 twee Montt I,) Price £l. ls, each, cf A COLLECTION of PORTRAITS, sketched from the Life, since the year 1793. By GEORGE,. DANCE, R. A. And engraved in Imitation of the Original DraWingss By WILLIAM DAN I I it. R. A. Published by Messrs Longman, Hurst, Rees ;old Orme, Pa. ternostcrsrow ; and by Mr. William Danicil, No. 9, Cleveland= street. No. 1 contains Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford, George Ste rens, F. R. S. and A. S. S. Major James Renti.l l ., P. 1.. S. Ilishop Dixon, James Boswell, John Moore, M.D. No IL—Lord Dartmouth, Sir John Anstruther, Bart. Tiberius Cavallo, Bennet Langton, LI.. D. John 14axnian, R. A. Sir Wii• ham Chambers, R. A. No. 111.—Archbishop of Dublin, Lord Gardner, Lord I.ucan, Sir William Scott,. Sir Giles Rooke, General Paoli. No. IV.—Josh Bates, Alexander Dalrymple, Jamas Northcnte, Thomas King. William Shield, James Barry. No. V.—Joseph Haydn, Benjamin West, Robert Sinirke, jun. John Bacon, Thomas Banks, William SeWard. No. VI ' will he publisiwd Deceinber 15, and will contain Ge. I neral Picton, Granville Sharpe, Thomas Hearne, Rev. Mr. Hole, Caleb Wh!tet'uertle, Paul Satitiby. - INCHBALD'S BRITISH THEATRE. This day was published, in 25 vols. Roral 1 dmo. embellished with Engravings, price £6 16s. 6d. and on tine paper with Por traits and proof impressions oldie Plates, pric t 3 extra boards. ^FHB BRITISH THEATRE ; or a Collection of 1 - PLAYS, which are ac:ed at the Theatres Royal Drury lane, Covent-Garden, and Haymarket, printed under the autho rity, and by rrinission of the Managers front the Prompt Books, with Biographical and Critical Remarks. By Mrs. INCHBALD. Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees and Om?, Paternoster-route. - Li't of Plays contained in this Work., whic'st are sold separately, price Is. each. m oant aineers—peed the Plough—Wheeler Fortune—Lovers' Vows—lltkle and Y ari sabella —Wil Oats—Douglas—Stran ger—Country Girl--Dramatist—Hantlez—Grecian Daughter— Busy Body—John Bull—Tancred and Sigismunda—All in the Wreng—Macbeth—Bold Stroke fur a Wife—Poor Gen , kmaie —Such things are—Oroonoko—Leve in a V illage—Road to Ruin: . —Jane Shure—Clandestine Marriage—Edward the Black Prince —Merry Wives of Windsor—Rule a Wife A vid have a Wife— Mourning Bride—Cure for the }leart Ache—All for Love-- Way to keep him—King John—She Stoops to Conquer—Con. scions. Lovers—Revenge—Love for Love—Every Man in his I lumour—Coriclattus—Jew—komeo and Juliet—Careless Hus f-I,.aravus hand—Gorge Barnwell—Beaux Stratagem—Gustavus Vasa— West Indian—Julius• Cxsar—Every one has his Fault—Jealous Wif,.—Tempest —Orphan Cato Belles Stratagem— Zara— Fair Penitent—Deserted Daughter—First Love—Siege of Da. mascus ?revolted Wife Rival Queens Lady Jane Grey —Love nialt,s a Man—Roman Father Point of Honour— Barbaressa—Merc'tant of Venice—Wives as they Were—King I Lear—Constant Coupe—School of Reform—To Marry or Not to Marry—Kin: Henry VllL—King Henry $.--Good Natued 1 Tian—Antony and Cleopatra--Recrultitr . Officer—Countess of 1 Salisbury—Winter% Tale—De Monfort—Count of Narbonne-4- , Cistle of Attains:a—Suspicious Hu sba , d—Buld Stroke for a Hus- e band—New Way to pay old Debts—Way to get Married—Fatal Curiosity -- Earl of Warwick—Fontainbleau—Honey-moon— Wonder—Lionel and Clarissa—Earl of Essex—King Henry IV. Part I.—Brothers, a Comedy-She Would and She Would Not —lntontuant—Rivals.--Measure for Measure—Know your own Mini--King Richard 111--King Henry sV. Part 2.—Gamestgr— • , , Man of the World—Maid of the Mill—Duenlta—Provoked Hus- band—Chances--Distressed Mother—li2ggar'sOpera—Mahomet —Foundling—As You Like It--Twelfth Night—Much Ada about Nothing—Cymbcline—V enicc Preserved—Coin4 of Er- rose--Tamerlane-Surrender of Calais—Battle of Hexhaei—lron Chest—Heir at Law—Othello—Heiress. Also, a Collection of Farces and other Afterpieess which are acted at the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane, Coyest-Garden, and Haymarket. Printed under the authority of the Managers fro.n the Prompt-book.. Selected by Mrs. INCHBALD. In T vols royal - t t • ISmo. price £1 15s. boards, or ou fine paper, with Pgstraits, I price £1 IXs. btl. boards. • • * . • TRANSPORT OFFICC, Nevem:4r 10, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS .1114JESTI"S TRANSPORT SE)? VICE,for taZimg Care e .§ICK and WOUNDED SE4MEN, amlfar the Care Ind Castots f PRISONERS of WAR, do herds give Nceke, • That they will be ready at this Office. on Thursday the 7th of December, 1809, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Person as may be willing to Contract for supplying the ROYAL HOSPITAL at PLYMOUTH, with the under-mentioned Ar ticles, or either of then', for the term of Twelve Months cer tain, from the Ist of January, 1810 : Beef, Barley, Oil, Sugar, Mutton, Oatmeal, Soap, e, Bread, :'ago, Candles, Beer, Cheese, Salt, Carrots, Baying. Rice, Vinegar, nudes. nc;11 be re...rreu aJ)er tne o'clock on the day of' treaty, ma any noticed, unless the pur: // , cr an agent for hies, personally ..ttend. Each Tend:l.'l;lnd be arco panic Ay a Letter from tr. rester:cid? Persons, engagimy to Le.:o;.or bound v.ith tie Person t.lulering, in :he non of £CSOO fir the due performance of the Contract. ' Farther pa) titulars mty Ittown by applying at ale Wee, or Lo tke Agent,' the said Ilospital at Pl:,•ntathl. SCARISBRICK HAI.I. Novasin %a 23, 183 D. 'THE Public are informed, that the SALE of the FARMING STOCK, Sec. of the late THOMAS ECCI,ES - Esq. advertised for Tuesday, the sth day of December next and the following days, is postponed until Nlor , lay the 16th day of December next, on which o,:ty the Sale will commence by Auction at Scarisbrick Hall, precisely at ten of in the fore noon, and will be continued or each succeeding until the whole be di.pos°d of.—The Sale will conclude on each day pre cisely at three o'clock in the afternoon. • . . Catalogues containing the Particulars of each Lek, fyi ll be pub fished before the Sale.—The Stock nay be visewact.riat . tek be fore the Sale. FREEHOLD LAND, NEAR THE MARKEI"IOWN OF SPALDING, IN LINCOLNSHIRF. • TO BE SOLD. BY ALIC t lON, By Messrs. HOOC; ART at.d PHILLIPS, At the White Hart Inn, Spalding, To-mciasov, the 2Rth of No vember, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twee Lots Lot 1. A N improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate In the Paeisii of Pinchbeck, abotit three miles from Spalding ; consisting of seven Inclosur• s of rich Marsh and Arable land, with a House and Out-buildings, containing together upwards of 14 Acne. Lot 2. A Ftechold Estate, in the north Fen r C the Pinchbeck Common, recently enclosed, amlaww in cti'!ure ; containing up wards of ten Acres of rich land. The Estate is let to Me. Brown, at only LOI. per annum. May be viewed and particulars had, at the White I-Tart, Spald- LT; Bull and George Inns, Stamford ; White Hart, Boston; the principal Inn, licrncastle; and of Messrs. Homan and Phillips, L G 3, Broad-,trect, Royal Exchave._ I• FFIIOLD, TT kNOVBR-SI,),UARE AND PRINCES-STREET. Capital Mansion Ho•ise, Oaces, detached Statile Yard, Coach Houses, Stables, Wash 13buse, laundry - , &c. also a Bundler anise adjoining, In Prinet•s-street, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, the 7th of December, at Twave, in •I brie Lots, _ • . . A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES tATE, vim rri.cing a spacious roomy Dwelling-Howe, desirably situate in Hanover-square, corner of Princ...s-street, appropriate for A Family of distinction, er a I'atr.ily Hotel, for which purpose it is admirably adapt.-1, conit.ioing' on the upper 1 .1.N.A. st-ven Mil ronms, second flo.n. five Be,lchan:liers, first floor a it:m(l.mile Drawing-room, Waits papered, enriched Ceiiing and Cornice, Folding-cloars au.l Marble Chimney-pied, two spaciots Bed chambers, Dressing-room - and Wahl -closet, princiral and rwcon dari Stir-caszs ; Ground-floor, tntranCe-hall, h:closed by Fold. ing-doors, Vestibule Dr Inner-hail, capital Dining-parloiir, break- - fast-room, Library and Water-closet, with Door to the Leads ; hi the Lasement are all reqrtisite Offices, detached Kitcneu, earl tal Wine-cellars, Areas, with nu.nD'tl'A Vatili s, ;kr, Adjoining in Princes-sfret , t, is a Freehold, compact and sub stairtial House, containing two Rooms on a Floor, with coder nien: Offices, and which may be kid to the Mansion, and form a capital Residence for a large. F.onily. In a Mews at the back lof the House, is a double Coacle-lorase,• five-stall Stable, with Lsil and Maris Room over, private Passage to as extensive I.Wash-liouse ant Lauary, and`;led at the back. To be viewod by Tickets. Partienlars on the Premises; at Messrs. 1-Limon and tlreh, Solicitor:, Chance; y -lane ; at G . :rea-' way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick- beet, Golden-square. On Mon•lay. December 4, will be published, in 5 vols. uvo. A GEOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL VIEW of the NVOILD: exhibiting a complete Delinea• tion of th; naturd and artilical &attires of each Country ; and a succinct narrative of the °rigid of the different Nations, their Po litical Revolutions, and progress in Arts ' Sciences , Literature, Commerce, &c. The whole comprising all that ts important in the Geography of the Globe and theHistory.of Mankind. By JOHN Author of" Letters on Anc ie n t and Modern History," " Essays - • on various Subjects,'.' &c. Etc. - Printed for Loagritan, Hurst, Rees, uad'Orme, Paternoster row ; Vernor, good, and Sharpe, Poultry; and J. Cunilee, by-lane. This work is upon a plan entirely new, and will be found much more comprehensive chili any sompendiu:n of Cetr4ra:thy •id History hitherto published. The Gaagraphy of each Coun try, and its Natural History, are here treated at considerable length, and from the latest authorities; the principal Cities, with the objects of ,curio4ty or interst contained In them, are fully described,at ate `such Edifices and other works of human art, as were thultght deserving of notice. The Political and Civil History of ea.th nation succeeds, in which the aim of the Author has been, in narrating its principal revolutions, to trace its pro arrss in the arts of eivilisedlife• 're the History is added, an ac count of the present state, political and mural, of every country, exhibiting the rank it sustains in the scale of Civilization, and Its rallatite isuportante asnong nations. Mr. CAMPrEI.I.'s NEW POEM. This day was published, handsnrie!y prin:ed on Mcdiuns 41n. by Beasley, price ss. in boards, G - LIZTRUDE of .WYOMING ; or, The PENN SYLVANIAN ROTTACE, and . otber POEMS. By THOMAS CAMPBELL, Author of " The Pleasures of Hope, Ike. Published for the "Au:Stir', , by Loagman, Hunt, Rues; sod Orme, Pwernoster-row. " We rtjoice otict: r.t•tre to see a polished and pathetic Poem in the old styl , . of English pathos and poetry. We close this vo lume on the v:l.ele with feelirgs of regret for its sliutness, and adrairai iv.: for the genius of its Author. 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