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1 • 1 to tog PR Let i Fns e CUT Yui wan A G.= to Rzn N c an au by C. 75 for L.: jl I'l P: Wi re rim C 7 1 t. 0 1 • • t. 71# to st e, L, of ;$# 1- ur cr, roc rtp to- L . 31 ni: iz 6864] THEATRE-ROYAL, IHAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH is, w ill be performed the New Comedy, lb Ere Acts, called INDEPENDENCE ; - Or; THE TRUSTEE. The Principal Characters by Mr. 114UNDEN, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. CLAREIVIO V, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. SIMMONS. Mr. I.Lerom.- Mr: MURRAY, Mrs. F. JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss BOLTON, and Mrs. DIBDIN. Atter which the Grand Historic P LA PERDU ' • Drava of S • Or, THE.DESOLATEISLAI4D. T o•mo rmw, Irdependence; with Tom Tbomh the Great. LAST WZtK BUT ONE. ORATORIOS. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET, ON WEDNESDAY, NEXT, MARCHIS, 1809, gilt be performed the DETTINGEN TE DEUM, with TWO GRAND MiSCELLANEWS ACTS; in which will be i n ttodurrd, for the second throe, a Bravura Ductto, by Mes: Dicks% and Mr. Braha:n. o ur Irs cebebrated Cantata of" Saul an d t h e Witch of Bader," Mratittihunis New Song t! The mi d; of Meet ion." And on Filthy the ITtAt instant, Atli 22 ,1GaLita' with a Grand Miscellaneous Act, in which w ill be i n froei,:ol, for the last time, " Mad: Bess," by Mrs. Dickons. • Letde-el the Baud, Mr. ASHLEY—Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. Doors to be 'altered at.Sii, alsd hrsin at Seems. SAMUEL GLOVEA L E Q. riEtixskb. ALL Persons having any claims Or demands - on or indebted to thi Estate of SAMUEL G Lovt ; Egg . ..late of Aberame, near Newpore,.Montuotiths:dre, deceasedeire desired to sod the particulars du:mot-Li writitsi, with the nature of their securities it %ay, to Mr. Tr ND ILE, Solicitor, Lirrcoin'e-Inn TO THE PAeOL'IY. A MEDICAL STUDENT, of respectable con seal° ts, wishes to become kJ:louder in the family of ail professioiaLldleFleman at the west end of the towo.—•Funlitr Friesian may beinown by addressing a lbw to IL R. at N0.,17, .sn-str, et, Oxford -street. TO CLASSICAL ASSISTANTS. ITANTILD, • respectable: Boarding ,School, ; V nine miles distant. from , Bath, a. Clasical As. istant etty (pout-pail Includint testimonials of c.hataefer, abilities, :r. addressed to A.' Z. Meylerso Circulating- Library; Bath, will , immediately attendsd. .t0..- 7 1 , :sfarch v., 1809. . • HE STA It INN AND tirJrlL, GLASGOW, A S possessed by Mr. JOHN. GARDNER, is to be LET, tOr a term of years, after Whitsunday next, when the seat Tenant retirts. This Inn is in the most central and situation in the City . Wisigow, well frequented, anti posf essed of every requisite for . turning on business, upon an extensiv; sc ite . It contains ten' virlours, thirty-six Bed-chambers, .cot 111, Coffee-room, two Halts, Servants' Booms, and excel lent Stabling, for up .rd of sixty Horses, with Carrbge Sheds, &c. &c. Apfliaaion may be made to *sari . Ct wilder, L.avie„ and' ,:rth, Frederick's Place; Mr. Foy Dcdford Coffee House, Co-' it Garden, London ; BucLan And Drysdak , Walters , to .the flet,..Ediriburgh ; and 1 bonne , Yak:crier, WAtir in 01Wigow: FINASTER, or CL'JSTER PINE for Jot ..414711Nri-$.. C;OME• thousands of this most valuate& and scared two years old, may be bad, by applying to Mr:Eurtbit) 13.47, Swallow -street, Pke.sdi ly, at lialf a-Crown per Hits./ !r e d; or at Mr. Mason's, Seedsrnan Not..a 52, ifloet- street; hem;.:t ?ecimen of the beauty.and go odness of tbeh• wood, may butt in a kit of-Plants, 20 Inches bread, taken freattheinidnie ::?:t tree, eighty foot high, containing four lend Of Thuber. e•rire on any soil; or situation. Dy u;)plieation to either ofthe abore.mentitined 'lemma, orders )r no: ivss than 1000, will -be attended to, and-errefldly sent to of I he Kinz,dcm: tlity May be planted with Witty till the :Ur trd Of April. ~ .-',NNI.I ft' Y ANTir L I COUNT tiWNlc, NEY advanced on Freehold, Copihoicl, or .01 F states, in I.and or Houses ; Stock in the A unts, Thrriz - t:lements, Widows' Jointure's, Rent:Charrtv Patent Ller , ,Tymen's Livings, and Annuities. - Personal tieesaity siilbe accrpted from the Nobility and. Gentry of known pro lr, their Heirs ; and in any instance where the tingle secu rity's! an individual mat be deemed insufficient, the addition of :aotb: person to guarunn e the payment of the annuity interest, alovc the objection; and in all cases the public will have r:rildc to redeem at their /demure. Good ilills'discolintttitif •ne size. Ai . 'g personally between the hours of twelve and five; Ur+, :o the Lirector of the Zauk, No. 8, Lower John-street, Go% . to:RAND S LOTI+-KY . PIGINS APRIL 12, 1809. Scheme, cotuali)s Egli' of :ICLO,OGO Two ' of X 1 CY,DtHO • • . . . Two of .C5,000 &c. &c. &c. with , . F.l F. E GIFT of 1,000 Tickets the First . 'Day,'and a Fiti - E Garr of 500 Tickts the Second Da/. . WutßeßY . . • • A Tick e• tnay : gai n .. s .. C 100,400 . may gain X 50,000 A t.:,u.trza• may gain .O 95,000 . An Ei g hth m.'.y gain . .. .. of 102,500 ..-n. Sixteenth may gain A: 6,150 • 0n1y18,500 Tickets for Sale • ,• ~ ...rd ; . . - ,:•.r.:s are on S..ile at all the Licensed Lottery Officer. FI:EN HUNDRED' STATE LOTTERY r , •:KETs will be positively given to the Adventurers ih .I,Ur n:AY, which is to commence drawing on the 1 :1:1 fi next----ONE THOUSAND TICKETS to the alx•ve. Fifteen Pounds the First Day of • ' Xis. I !n4DRED TICKS I's to the first-drawn Prize • l'eur.ds on the Second Lay of llnwing, in adds er Prize..., viz. • of .C 20,000 6 ... of 4C..1 0410. ..... 10,000 10 • 51;0 . &c. &c. &e. • Sees are now on Side, at the old grOCefil •: , •1 and facing the (;ate of, the C4aring &ou r •by Rlctiltapsom,, Goopt.vCitr. ri CHARING CVISSS. EISI-1 solicits the ettentinn cif thirithlic tp we, e f the ensuing Lottery, 'Which ontaim t)te same cf Pr:z, s aid Ti.ikets as the Ls!, but with art ADDITIO-• vrn ivy the Contractors, which inarectitig the-for a civet. Ticket Or :M are to an, minl 3ll6 e 'and„ia • , c..'ne l .l'.-- . 1 he, first -drawn Psize . above £l5 on the arst entio.rki, over and allcmic thel4l2e, to WOO Wi-tOLP. I " • ; :11.: Holder of the- first-draWn Prize above -4>ts. ...4 . 0101 Day, vin also receive r over ortdtsboit ' • f )I .F. .1 ; Which Tickets are;§e4le4.lsis.,aotiale i.,, • r , ecurity In the rank of E.n.aland, T he 141 4 11 i ) ers 01. SO giVen arc inserted in she gchetres :.( :2e t the above Offices, where•TickeW and Shire.. l gr. at Variety; and . op there orto;bstt. ;14500 !Tickets .he purchase the better.' . • : • ' r;:markable for selling a iircirigiobs vuomfr • 1 •• z • ; and it iv extratirdm.ry that he fuitathV . ' 2 .5,CC0,t1V tabu lase f" , 3o,r,o6,Anktlati.laseritsi*e. i • , .ts ••••er drawn, Alia 4149“....k 40 - (41 *"•:' Cross. al' 1,; • •••'•:•,-; t tree wer e :,i'oo3 more Ti for s in • l a ce ; a!) thii, every tirkitlraiWV,llll44 I W .ra ~ * 4 • ..~ ~:. • I • • . • , r . ..., , •,„ •..., - • A , Il ... -. • • ' - .1 -.. , . %,-.,•,„ ~. ' i ( I P - - ~., , . 1... ilfr • • '. - 0 . I ,t A i 1.. • , •. ,44 .z.;.. •lc '' It . c.. . • - . . . ..,....,... • rj, v e ...4. , .. '!' I!. 41 ' . .I * 4: . . . ' 14 ' N- 4, 1 :4 y '. ' .• : . ' ' • A ),.>-. L-. t , *, e . l 11-.1...t "4 • . • . l A * 1 .t: fr ' . _,,,•;• A. , .ir: ,; • . . h• .". - 3. ..' ...7.7.:›1 ;,. ' ••,•• i ~' ~, : ~• •• ' 1111, i r -,- 1 '%' ..,..,. .-., .- . , - • - ?,.....,..-diewe •-' . - ._...,, • o*. --1-------- r - .-.7--------------------..„ , • , , .. r ArION I)AY MA ..i' 11C,f1- . 13 1 - • 'Bop l '' " • , . i • , .. . . .... . . - - .9 3 RILL r SIX -ORNC 1 -` . '1 ~ , ' #'... : 4 7 • 1. • ft ---. t , I . 1 1 • iLEVa-OPPICE lifa;eh 6, .11109. 'THE 'cCiffMl.lllokEßy or PIt,TiMLLI*O HIS MA j. 83 7 - 1 4 - herd, ti,. .1 1 Thice, • That on Toesday the 14th ipstant, they will be roe- dy to receive Tenders, in writing, (iiialed . tip)ind treat for TWel‘d Thousand Bags of BISQUIT mad! /torn WhelelVfeal; to bz 'delbered in the space of two months, by weekly propfortions into his hula=jemy's Victualling Stores at•Deptforii; and to be paid for by , Bßills payable with Interest ninety days after late.. MiThh . Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the S ec retary's ce. • No Tender will •be admitted fora less quiaraltoi than Oce Thousand ba l m . . • • No regard will be had to an!, Tender in nuhiA the prise ohalltiot he /*- certais word ! at lrngth s that tha.l apt be delivera to thelioarJ before one eeloth 'on the sail rstirda4 .; the 14th instant, nor nnlect the perms 4r/so stain the render, of lobe . per.on on hi, &hay; attendt, to answer when t for. . . • . '4447f*IIKALS 110t4tE, Mar 3i 1409.. . NVEIE RE A 42 iitliessuance of chi 6th Setion of, 7 .tlUs 7th Chepter qt.thit,/1/-Lave of the UNITED COM-. PANY of MERCHANTS Fs( ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, it is 'ordained, . • . . _" That a List shall he published foorteen days before the An-. " nuaT Election of Directors, Containing the names of sorb' Pro- . " prict ors, qualified agreeably to Law, as shall signify i!i writing tO • " the Secretary their desire of becoming C a ndidates fc,:- the Di ". rectiun, taxmen days before. such Almual Election ;"—The COVII AiDirectors of the saklCompany do hereby site wvtice, In ordet' that the Proprietors may conform to the said By-Law, drat the ensuing Eloction of Six Dir ectors of tlic . i'Srd Coittpany for Four Years, is appointed for the 12th of Aprit next ; and thAt' . such List wilt be published fourteen 'days betUre the said E.hsction,, as the above -mentioned By-iAw directs. WM, RAM3AY, Scretary. HILL'InsItIVEL. Thbt.iisir orai publi.e.l, 1i ThreeYolunies, price 15s. in b oa rd s , p9REST OF. COMALVA ; a NOVELi 4.ieontaioing Sketches of POLVFUI;At. and, SPAIN, and part of VRANCE. Ptidfkd for R.UUAILLI PitiLLIPA; Brage-street, friari, London. ,MRS..CLARiF... • - • • • In the Presi, aM in a.few days will b0ra:41+644,1a Tiro Volatiles small Octavo, accompanied by a correct Porttait, prise 14s. to boards MEI4OI RS of :RECgill7 Cf RCUMStNNCES -&-V± ATTBI4DiNG MY 'OWN' ititaapersed with ml znerous Royal and other interest' ott Letters; barer b•dori.pub iished. By MARY ANNB Printed for the Authoreii, by T. I Galet, Grown-amt . , Fleet ' street, of whom it k tet bit lAd , aad of-411 Booksellers' In Town and Country. • • • • ncru f izzi.wo pFFICR, Marc 4 6, 1809. THE COMMISSION#RS for FICTUALLING EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CORNHILL,. LONDON. Advantages to insurers with this Company : PAYMENT of RENT in Case of 'lll-4 Withortt 1 . increase of Pretniutr.--Daunage by Lightning made Yu .d.— No Chile tbr'Pacies, indursaYtents Alterations Or Sortrys.i.; A CoiondisTfint of L. per:Cr ltuldr4ifi:toit Shipping M ..nee i Co.union Insurances effected' to .610070 at 2s. per Cent. Hazardous do: do to 6,0 at ~s. , Doubly ilasard bus do. •' to 3,000 ad ss. " Abat :talents on Country Insurances from .40 to .C4O per Cent. kapott tho Premium ; and trosti4 to 51,4.rCent. upon the D o t y. FARMING sTOCE: insu re without . Average Clause, at IL,. per Cent. NIS :MAIRSTr's IFT,de hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the 28th instant, they will be ready to restive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) . and. treat •for what 44111; Taws, and .WHiT.E HOOPS,. oat nailed, of the telderineq- Honed deseriptlon,* vik. • 'BOTl', HOGSHEAD, B.lRlk ET:, KILDERKIN, and WHITE ASH, (Sample* whereof are to be produced With the Tender;) tray be demanded for the service of this department, during the. space of twelve months from the date uf the Ctratract; to bt delivered from time to time into his Ma jesty's Victualling Stares at Deptford: and to be paid for by Bills ,payable with interest 90 days after date: The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretarts Office. This day was published, price es. ANA 13. ii,ATIvE •41.117 th 6 ercunstanccs. attending the 'Lk:TREAT of the BRITISH AqmlG dor the CulA mand of the late fleureitant-Geheral MO LE, K. B. with a concise Account ()hie ritntotllif;! Battle of Corunna, and sub , cquent•einbarkat4m of his Majesty's Troops; ;Ind.& few Re marks rout ected with the subjtets, in a Leuer to the Right Hog. Lord Viscount CASTLIMI:AO4I.. . . • By H. MLI.BIIRNP., Member of the Royal Of burgeons, I.ondor., and late Surgtott in the Spanish Service. Printed for T. Egerton, illiikary Library, Whitehall. - Thu Company's Terms for. -Life Insurance are equally 1113.:ral, and poasta, very superior Cr' nus to Patronage. Agems lianted. W. BLETtiAM, Secretary. No regard be had to any Tender;, which the price dial not 6- 'i:sorted lit wards at length, or that Jail not be delivered to the Roard Infore .one o'Clock on the said Tuesday t/ 28th irutant, nor ?inlet. the Perion who medics the Trailer, or souse Pencils on b ie behalf, .ltessoft :o ant4oer when called for. COLOURED ENCYCLOPIEDIA, illustrated with between Three and Four Hundred .new Plates, from Drawings by Edwards and Par -7; those on Natural His• tory forming half, beautifully ttiloured after. Nature. This day were published; Parts I. and E. to be continued Monthly, price 6s. nth, hand. somely printed on a line Paper, in Illoyal Octavo, ToA IsrI'OLOGIA ; COM preheuding a complete Series of Lisoys, Treatiaes.. nut Systems, alphabetically ar ranged; with a genetal Diction& y a Arts, Sciences, and Worsts. And presenting a distinct Survey of Human" Genius, Learn*, and Industrry. _ _ _ • Wit SALE, • By On:. r of the 1.. :::,unable, Commissiosers of His Majesty's Customs At the Coin House, ItOthester, on Thursday, Marti/16, INF,. at Tell. o'Clott in tht: Forenoon, . , . 'THE FOLLOWING. GOODS, in several Loa. . • -.. For Home Consumption, 4O G.., .s (.; ::.-va f 12 'Ostrich 'Tippets 14 1/7. ‘• ... ...:..iy . I 6 Chaltirons ..J Bushels Coals 451: 1);:.1 -Patin - T . . I vvoloats, bitL wd ? Wiile • 1 !And sundry small Artieka. ' For Ixporta:ion, . , . 14. Pie :es 4 ?insle ludia Silk. 1: Pi..ee t.zilk liand.'...:rehi.fs 1 Diap Satin 1 £ltaWl ' .. . :/ Neenty-live per. Cent. istlibe required as a Deposit. By . JOHN MASON GOOD, Esq. F. R. S. And OLINTHUS GREGORY,• of tk.: Royal Military Academy, Woolvitich. Tkii•Work will not exceed from eight to tea volumes; or from forty to fifty parts. I:ondon ;1 3 rluted for G. Kearsley, Meet-street ; and said by Messrs Bell and Bratlfute, Edinburgh ; Brash and Red, Glas gow; I. Archer gad N. Mahon, Dublin; and idsrardi and 41- vase, Cork. .kOR SALE, At thetondou Inn, Plymouth, ou Prtday the 17th day of March • m:xt, at Elviett o'Clock at Node beautiful Sloop LA JEUNE HENRY, ad. .-L.. moasures ahout 70 'Foos; and inmost excellent condition, is admirably calzalawd for a West—lndia Drk , ger, or any othrr pur pose re quiring light otraft of warm and dispatch, condernicd as Prize to his Mv3ty'fship of war Solt INAA, Efir Ctunnuuttler, now iying im Sutton Pool. Also, for Eiportationi . 84 Casks t 74 Bags Coffer, 3 Pieces-of Fueick, 61 Caaks Sugar, • 4 Diuotu NecarazoWood,.and 12 Pieces of Logwood, 21 Hkk., damaged. ' • lking the entire cargo °Feat; said wssel•la hone Henry. For utewing•the Vestsel, and arty further partkulirs, apply to EZward Lyne,f4q. tue ; or ilthe Counting-liouse.of WILLIAM LOC,KIEit, i3rukcr. Plymouth, Felsroary 22, ISO% This day was published, in Octavo, price 9s. boards, • PgACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on die INO CULATION of COW-PDX ; pointing out a new mode of obtainitg and preserving the ir.fection ; and a cert:;in test of per fect Vaccination. Illustrated by Cases and Plates. The Second Edition, with an Appendix, -containing additional Observations, together with a plan for extinguishing the Cantagion of the Small Pux in the 44-:tish Emplre, and for rentlerinrthu Vaccine I/muti lation general and effectual. fly JAMES BRYCE, F. R.. 1. r.dlnburgh, Member of the Royal Colloge of Surgetsas, Edinburgh, Surgeon . to the Ovphan Hostntal,,ent: one of the Surgeons to the Institu tion for the gratuitous Inoculation of Cow-Pot. PriAted for William Creech, and John Anderson, Edinburgh i ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, and J ohn Murray, London. This day wa* published, price -is. bound, A SEQUEL to the USEFUL ARITHMETIC; -La- or an Attemp: to E.:plain and Exemphfy,rhe Nature, Pri::- ciplee, Operations, and proper Applica.len of thelligher branches 6f the hci.nice of Numbers; including appropriate Exercises, Questions; Coatrac:ions t and fables;; dsioned, to succeed the former tract, and complete a Stitcui of Aritlanetical Instruction. - Ey ADAM TAYLOR. Printed for I.on,;niati, Hurst, trees and Orine, Paternoster-rosy. Of whom may be had, TAY LORA Us VLAa rr a NI r.Tic ; or, the most necessary Pans of The Sciince of Niftul)..ro rcnderid easy. The Second Edition . cerrezted and improved, price t 5.'64. —Also, a Key to the Useful euntairing An:Aviss to all the Questions and Exer c:ses, and Directioas tor the Si:lollop, prie s t Is. BE - SOLI) BY AUCTION, At the London Tavern, froxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday the 94th Instant, at Lleven, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.- (For Exportation) 5 Pipes and 9 Hogsheads French Brandy, 106 Hogsheads French Red Wine ; - Being part of the Cargo of the C h asr Marie la Diligence, and condemned as Prize to his Majt:Ay's ship S.ei URN, LinA A NI r -1.11/S LEACCLERK COlslniandi.l7, and CADMLS, D. 't'l reit, El. Commander. • Attu!. which - (fur Exportation), • . 9 Puns French Brandy; 1 Pipe Spanish Red Wine ; 2 Half Pieces atui 3.111141 S French 'Red Wine, of stiperiur quality. Being part of llit: Cargo or the Danish Ship Fait TUNA, and others, and condectued as Prize to his Majesty's ship Ac-rtve Maw.- P I:ItEr, P.iq. Commander.—Als-s (.or Home. Consumption), One le-;itch Cable, and the Standing Riggii:g of the french Brig Piet ru Cesar (the Hull taken by Government), and sundry other Stores, &c. which will be particularized in t.,, taltigue. • For viewing and further Paeticutars a;-ply to . Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Al A-chant, Plymouth. This thy was published, in one vtA. raval Bvo. illustrated wish six copper-platcs, price 13S. boards, The Seeond Edition, with Addilmis, of ATREATISE on the CL)LTURE of the VINE, exhibitim new and advantageous niztthods of Propagating, Cultivating, and Training that FLait, so as to reader it abun dantly fruitful. Together with New Hints ou the Formation of ?Vineyards in England. Hy WILLIAM SPEECHLY. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Reps, and Orme, Paternoster•row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Treatise on the Culture of the Pine-Apple, and the Manage meta of the Hothouse. The 2d edition, Sou. 12s. boards. Also, lately pnblished, A Short Treatise on several Itn. ,/ements ref:eatly made in Hothouses Ey J. Loudon, BvO. pile.: 12a. boards. SCCirI"S POETICAL wor,Ks, In Quarto. This day was published, elegautly printed by Eallantyne, (uni. formly with the Quarto edition of Martnion,) the E ghth tion, Price 11. 11 s Gd. and a few copies oat Royal paper, price 31. t's. hoards, of 1 HE LAY of the LAST MINSTREL, a Poem, With Ballads and Lytical Pieces. By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printcd for Longman, Hurst, R ees, and Or rte, Paternoster-row, and A. Constable, Edinburgh. Of whom may ba had by the same Author, printed by Ba/lantYne. 1. The Lay of the Last Minstrel. A Poem. The Ninth Edition, in 1 Vol. Bro. Prise los. 6d. in boards. 2. Ballads and Lyrical Pieces. In 1 Vol Sire. Setiond Edition. Price 7s. 6d. boards. • 3. The Minstrelsy of the Scottish . Border. The Third Edition, hr 9 Vols. Bvo. Price 11. II s. Gd. inboards. 4. Sir Trlstrem, a Metrical Romance of the Thirteenth Cen • NIT. In One large Volume Octavo. Second Edidon, Price 15s. In ex:ra hoards. SPANISH HISTORY. This day was published, in 1 vol. 4te. price hi ISs. boards, rTHE CHRONICLE of the CID, RODRIGO toIAZ de BIYAR, the CAMPEADOW. From the Spanish. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. This work comprises allsthat is contained, in the Poem of the Cid, the Chronicle of the Cid, and the General Chronicle of King Alonz6 ; • and also a Sketch of the previous lriistory of Spain. " :I'ho Chronicle of the Cid, or the History of the Life and Adventures of Oat justly celebrated Warrior, were at all times worthy of being translated into English for the entertainment of the lovers of novelty ; but at the present period tile) , are particu larly valuable, as exhibiting traits of national character, which may find some real parallels in less.ro3tantio times." Antijac. Rev. Printed far Longman, Hurst % Rees, and Orme, Paternover-row. __• _ _ • Of whom maybe had by the same Author. I. Joan of Arc, 3d edit. 2 vols. fool s cap Svo. 12k boards. 2. Poems, 2 vols. sth edit. do 12s. boards. 3. Thalaba the Destroyer, du..l4s. boards. 4. .Amadis of Caul, 4 vols. 12aio. U. Is. boards. 5. Madoc ; 2d edit. '2 vols. foolscap Svo. 1 es. boards. S. Metrical Tales, and other Poems, I vol. d0.,5s 6d. boards. 7. Specim:ns of the Inter English Poets,'S vols. do. 11. 11s. 6d. boards.. • a. Palitterin of England, 4 vuls.l2.cno. IL Ss. boards. • 4 1 f • . PICTZIALLINV OFFICE, March 1, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS ALLIESTri.IVAPT, Ie Itergyslve Mike, That on Tuesday the 21st instant, they will be ready to r>- cave Tendin% in wtiting (waled up), and treat for 'I wo Hun ting Tons of GiNII4IF, OXI'MEAL ; to te deliv..red, 013 e half thereof, in six weeks, ard the other half in, six w ., e k• arw wards, into- His Majesty's Victialling Storef: at Portsmouth and pipnotith, in the proportions under-mentioned, viz. PORTSMOUTI I - l'ons • - (V— 200 Andto be paid for by tills payable with interest 90tlays after date. —The Conditions of Abe•Conteact tr. 4 be seen at the Secretary's Office. - , • , . • .Noregardleilthe - had to any Tender in orldeh the price shall not Li insertad is ivoris at Aith, or fist shall not be deliveredto the Boar.- 1 1se-, rrcone c'elott go :the Joie Tsses.(ey the 21st indent, nor widess doe pries echo makei -ese ...Tilden, sr ecreeepeeseie en hie behalf, atsene's, to ' ans:aer swiss celled fin ••• . . . • , • . IeR.77J.4I2ING•OFfiGic:, March S, 1809. c ,THE Collf*P . s.loAr.eitS for VICT UALLING '•;/1/8 :44 4 .4i7M.TiS isrA at do hardy . tilre Nctlce, Thai.l3D.Frido the 11th Initant , they wilt be reedy to receive Terdcrss ill writing, melded up, of such quantities of good sound 40fiElGN fqi. tspetifying the description) as the respective MerciOnts analkakrs therein may think proper to oiler; to be .subject to a ;warranty of twelve months; to h. delivered in the spice of one month, free of Customs and scise Duties, into iiittAttUietities Xicura ll ing , awes p!Ereptiora,. retrtentoutk; 'Piyowath, and to be paid for by Bill; payable 'A ith interest ninety tlays alter date. • The Conditions of the contract Maybe seen at the Secretary's Office. 1W regierd 4411 Li had to any Tender in which tie price sh4isat I.e .. . ;Neeeted la vs.?* et fneste, or that shell not be Z.l.'vered . to the Beerdl,e -t re . cue o'cle4 fug Me 'grid • Friday M.? 17th ;Intent, nor !MISS! the &nog at ho sndiet the Tess.kr, or spar P 41.1011 41 hil behdf, ahead, to . 4 sl.l7ver Trkee idle,' fir. ORDNANCE OFFICE, ilot.zreh 8, 1809 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mit - JESTrt . OADNANC E, dole:* ,Tive N4ise, That Proposals wilLbe.received at thdr Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday thqs_tjth instant, from such Perrsocs as may be willing to under ake the Supply of Forage for tile. Ordnance Horses sta'lieued in the following Districts, v:z. North tritain 'South Wes, including Ports. Northern • • mouth, Isle of Wight, and Yegiothire Christchurch Eastern, exelsiveof Watley Western Southern exclusive of Chat- Woolwich, with its Denpan him d_•ncies .Vv'arley and Chatham ' For a period of. six months from the isr of April next. Ile Forage to pe fu{niNhed.in tatioas to consist, as hereafter nay (Font time to time be required, either of lab% of Oats or of 71bs. of Oats ICl's. of Hay 14Ibs. of Hay ' • Bibs. of Strtw . • • Bibs. of Straw And must be,delivered at the respective stations at the expersce of the Contractor. who is also to furnish such gorses wit!' 6 4 ts at Sibs. per ration, as may be baletted within the District for which he Contracts. The Propocals may be delivered separately or jointly for etch District, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, that, (twin g the period of bis contract, may aceu mulat•~, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per Horse per week. Firrther particulars filaYbe known upon 'aprlleation to the °M eans Commanding the Rbyal Artillery in each Dittriet ; and also at the Secretary's °like, in Pall-Mall •afine*dd, any day be tween the hours of.ten and fotnto'clock, where the Proposals are tobe delivered, sealed Up and endorsed, " Propoials for the Supply of For.ige ;" but no Proposal cm be admitted' after the paid 17th day of March Instant, at twelve o'cl >ct at noon of the same:day„nefther wal amp:render be notimxl-uniess the party maki it; or an Ascot in bil.behalf shall attend. Ly prilef of _ &priory. tidnfiNt: '.kND CLEANSING. * % Parish of St. Meta Dines, March 1, 1909.1 9 'HE `CtrYNTIVIITTtE, appointed pursuant to Act • of Tailiamerif,' for Liihting and Cleansing the said Parish, gi(e node', chit they will meet in the Vestry-rtora of the said Parish on' Friday, the ,Inst day of April neat, at Six &Clock in 111:3 Afternoon :precisely, le receive Proposals In writing, sealed up, front any person or persons willing to Contract with them fey' Provid - u7gand . Liening ahotit eight hundred Glolitilar I.artips, %seith - one Woad wick 'barn& (samples of which Must *e pro ducted). - The Lamps to be Cleaned at least once in every fort. night, or.oftener iLrequired... And also to receive Proprisals from Persops willing to . Ccptract_ for ,Cle,mising the public Streets, Corm's, and Allevspa the said Pariah, andtaking away the • "Mitt arlddihirlittla, end ihK'dbifilsties;and rtibliish therefrom.' The Propasais.tontpecitjr the Tetra, of Cleansi•lg and taking away the Mud and other' Skis Pose in every week, or ofieuer if • rt quire(' and slag of t . sk-ere oWay,tbe Dast. Asb.:.-s. and Rutibi.h, to Which the C4htractor will be entitled. Each of the said Con tiffs t~.for'ot+e -' . yLar, and to commence at Mrchaeltnis , day next. The Clintraetors to find all 'Carts, Horses, and Irisple pleamnewasery for the several Works above specified, and to I evic, p4aent' akcurity for the due performatice of the Cmnsact, the fors, of ,which may pct ipi2ected try app'ying at the Coat niitiie RoOrn Oi the forkliptiseibf 6i. Clenaer* P ine y ; o the . Son.:. • 1 1 . 0 1 must be s:Cinell In Cite respective ropo . t"" • 1. itelVfridersottlk Llemriittsb; •• • • - • LI 5ti02041% ,Eataipts JENNINGS, Alta. LEATHIRHEAD, SURREY. 'TO .be LET, for three or five years, a very desira ble COU . N . I . RY RESIDENCE, completely furnished, with 23 Acrot of M.adow Land,l'ithr-free, in a beaut.ful and sport ing part of the County of Surrey ; one milt. from I.eatherhead; six from Dorking, four from Epsotn„.atid nine:eon from London. 1'11 , 3 House is seated on a Lawn, and contains ample accontmo dation fora fatuity of the first respectabrlity, with double Coach house, fire stall Stable, Harnesi-rOoirt, /tc.; Grounds, Carsluns i and Green-house. Inunsen ste possession may be had. l'rincipals may rezeive.'fickets, arid further ',particulars, an ap plication to Wiliam:dry and Son, Paternoster row. HILTON PARK. 1 , 0. BE LET, ready furnished; from year to year, HILTON HALL, near Wolverhainpton in the Comity of Stafford, with about Fifteen Acres of Land, besides the Gar dens. This place is fit for the recepnoa of any Nobleman or Gentleman's Family. The Park, Gardens, and Plantations,. are braudful, and the drives V.id delightfolli. through the Woods for many miles. The Manors which will be attached to the said historian House are very extensive, and the Game thereon is in great abundance. Possession may he had on the Ist day of May next ; and for further particulars, and permission tb view the House, Gardens, and Premises,, apply - w Mr. Corser, - Attorney, it his Office, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire. YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE. at EAST HARLSEY, TITHE FREE and LAND TA►X REDEEMED. In August or September next will be SOLD by AUCTION (un less previoully disposed of by Private Contract), THE- MANOR or LORDSHIP, or reputed MANOR or LORDSHIP of r EAST HARLSLY, in the ' North Riding of the County of 'York, with Rights, Royalties. Members, and Appurtenances thereof, and all that capital Met soap orMansien House in East Harlsey, late the Residence of Sir Alexander Ramsay Irvine, X•rt. deceased; and now occupied by the Rev. William Dent, whh good Stabling, Coach-licusts, Dove Cote, and other suitable o.it-biiildings attached and de . tached ; and also two very productive Gardens walled round, cou taining ne,rly two Acres well stoked with choice Fruit -trees, and in which there are two Hot .houses, together with a very va luable and truly desirable Tithe-free Estate, situate at East Hul sey aforesaid, consisting of several compact Faints, Lands, Dwel ling Houses , Cintages, and Garth. containing in the wh o l e 90 0 1 Acres or thereabouts. The Church Living which arises out of Lands not In the Township of Harlsey, but in o:lter adjoining StiiTownships, 15 in the gift of the Proprietor of this Estat e . Th e particulars of wide% will be advertised in due tim e , an d applica tions relative thereto, may i n the interim be mule t o Dr. Coventry, ckity,'Editiburgh ; A. Fraser, El Nev:-square, I.bscoln's Inn, LogjdonA or to Mr. Walton, at the Regiser ()Stoat* North Al lawn, ail of unborn will shew Plans of the Estate. ai~n _ _