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Don Juan, Mr. EGERTON; Don Guzman (the Commandant) Mr. CHAPMAN ; Scaramouch, Mr. GRIMALDI. bunt= Anna, Miss BRIS rOW. The Dances by the Misses ADAMS. 'o conclude with a VIEW of the INFERNAL REGIONS, and a Shower of Fire. L ax e;, S s. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 4s. Second Price 216 Gallery 2s. Second Price H. Upper Gallery Is. Plaef, for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boy- Otlice, in Hart-street. To-morrow—A Cure for the Heart Ache; with Who Wins? On Saturday, The English Fleet ; with the Jew and the Doctor. • The new Spectacle of Clara continuing to receive unbounded J rt:..l: - .e from crowcted audience's, will be repeated every even it-4 l itic week, with the following popular Entertainments : OLYMPIC PAVII .10N, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. tu,hlishcd by Authority, and I.kensed by t Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. he 'f'H IS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, Tomorrow, December 1, and Saturday, December 2, will b.. resented (4th time) a new Military Burktta Spectacle, called CLARA ; Or. THE MYSTERIOUS RECRUIT. Tee idea of this Dramatic Sketch is taken from a well-known Print, called" Clara," The scene is removed from where it is sonosed to have taken place to the borders of Scotland, merely far the introduction of characters which could not otherwise have been admitted of. Previous to which (10th time) a Comic Burletta, in one Act, called THE HAUNTED VILLAGE ; Or, 1.0,E7S STRATAGEM. Horse:n:l , l4Np by tin- Dint - ble Company, particularly by Mr. Smith and Young Saunders, with the latter's Rope Dancing. cercia.le (l Gth ;itne) a New Pantomime, with extensive Scenery, Machinery, &e. called • THE FROZEN MOUNTAIN; Or, HARLEQUIN EXILE. Ludolph (afterwards Harleluin) Mr. Hartland; Ignoso (an Evil Spirit), Mr. Cardoza; rir3:l ?await-Aka, Mr. Southhy; Count Ruscofusci, Mr. Davis ; Titania (the Fairy Queen) Miss lileomgreen ; Grotesque Old Woman, Mr. J. Bryson ; Grimbald-Griffinhoof, Mr. Norman ; !mogen (afterwards Columbine) Mrs. Parker. Boxes 2s.—Gallery Is.—Second price half-yast eight. Eqw.vriati 'Tuition by able Masters from ten till three o'clock: SILK STOCKINGS selling off uncommonly cheap, at No. 52, Cheapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Invisible Dresses all is one, &c.--Sisopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great advantage by an early inspection of these articles. A quantity' of white or black silk, 6s. 6d. the best quality equally chew ; stout cotton stockings, at Is. per pair, very fine Is. 6d. sqer, :Is. 6d.; brown cotton for boots. Is. 6d.; fine ribbed cot toll, 2s. 2d.; a variety of gloves from I Od. per pair ; lace sleeves Is. 651.; and other fashionable article; try) numerous to men ilia, at N. 52, Cheupside.—No abatement front the price fiat asked. 1 4 110 N, late Parted- with Sir JAMES BRANS COMB, removed to No. 2, Cornhill, near the Mansion home, solicits the attention of his Friends to the Scheme of the New Lot rear, which contains FORTY CAPITAL. PRIZES, with only 5000 Numbers, and the Whole to be drawn in One Uty, Vvbreary 14, 1810. It is with much Confidence Lunn claims thC Favours of the haring, in the last Two Lotteries, divided amongst his Friends, s Prizcs of £20,000 1 Prize of .02,000 1 .5,000 3 the Gr.;-td Prize, No. 3,1513, entitled to £24,785; and nu 'l we.ity Thousands, Ten Thotminds, &e. &c. rn the few F:-re Lotteries, to really an haeredible Amount. PLate to ob4erve, • Eyton isrempved to No. 2, CornhiP, nv;:r the Mansion-House. TO THE PUBLIC. qwir . r beg leave most respectfully to re. " turn :heir fq..••':4 to the Public, for the ur.egatopleil ram stipittilf +h.•y t•Nperit nevd :Is Contractors for the I. 13: •ry, t!'e s:vsi:.• rinse to etp:eci the gratiti::tion thy • 11.- hAvinA bail t:t.. ho:ictir flying before the riblic the fiat •.4 the ps:nciple, wlsich has onet foliated the • •.t . the Ch , vicellor of the Exchequer, by pre ' "H..: the coil 'A received the sanction of the .•.: •. .upetiot chance to the a.l•renturer. The I ...t Try on :he sent , plan as the' last, antl • equally hi.iinuretl the Jpprobation of the Public. `CT I 4 5,000 30 - .. 1,030 4,90 from 1. .0 to £l5. Numhere ; Four Tickers of every Numher, e::h of will be entitled to the full Amount of whatever Prize is •••• r .I::Ainst the Number. 3 and SUAR rs are Selling in great Variety at SWIFT Z3l 02icev, No 11, POULTRY, No. 12, CIIARTNO-CRUSS, Nu. 31, ALDGA TE HiGU-STREET. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. I ' . PIN; t: are respectfully informed, that Thirty - Ct)UNTY SURV E YS and !lOW published, and wlirl", or attv particular County, nrsy be bad of all in Town and Country. SI7R VEY-.1 palithed within the last Six Months are— FITRRIX, by Mr. ST.i.: I7 I:NQIN, Price boat-tit. r% . : l '"\'‘ . .. - .2K;Hik by M. KERR, Price I is. boar4s. I,;C '.S . IT.R.SVIIKE and RUTLAND, by Mr. Inn', Price b . T tbe Rev. Mr. COMM and HUN TING- L. N-11:14E, h 7 M-. PARKINSON, Price it.N. , !`:F314110 1111 E, by Mr. YOUNG. Price 12s. beards. ' i;:0 1 .1RE. by Dr. MAVOR, Price igs. boards. 1!:("RD3IIIRE, by Mr. BACHELOR, Price 14s. boards. RSI I IRE, by Mr. rn-r, Price ' NESS-SHIRE, by Dr. ROBER'ESON, Price 14s, bds. i. - gSI-IIRE. by Mr. VANCOUVER, Price I.ls. boards. by Mr. YOUNG, 2 voh. price 2 is. , 1J *SEX, by the Rev. Mr. YOUNG, price 14$. boards. z..IIFSI - 111te, by Mr.HOLLAND, price 10a. N ( Ittl'IlA7.11 ) 1"ONS1 - 11RE, by Mr. Pll"l",•price Rs. 'CIKINGIIAMSH IRE, by the Rev. Mr. P,RIE.TI', 14s. 1 St . afrordshlre and Young's Lincolnshire, have been re !7 reprinted. • whole, or any separate Report, may be bad of the Booksel •• the re.pective Counii.:.s, and of :.;.oeksellers in general. li Ige-s• met, Nov. 4,1500. OPpICE OP ORDN4NCE, IV?vilkicr is, me, Titg P.kINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS "ESTI'', ORDNANCE, do herely give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 4th day of December neat, from such persons as may be desirous of undertaking the supply of the quantities and descriptions of TIMBER undermentioned, for Service of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, where the deliveries are to be made, viz. LOADS. HEWED ELM TIMBER - - 1490 ,ELM BLANK, six Inches, - - - - 200 and five inches - - - - - • 200 ASH FELLIES, 4K 4 inches - 10,000 O 4) SPOKES chopped for .5 feet Wheels - - 40,000 ELM STOCKS chopped, and bored pairs, 18X I,Binches, 200 and 14l' 14 inches - - - - 2000 OAK BLOCKS for Travelling Carriages, free of Sap : 12 Pairs Light . - - - - SO 6 Pairs Heavy - - - 6 .. 50 3 Pairs Heavy - - - - - 25 One moiety (of each dimension) of the Elm Plank, Ash . Fei-i lies, Oak spokes, Elm Stocks, and Oak Blocks, must be cleilvered into Store by the 30th of June next, and the remainder on or before the 30th of September following; of the I-Icw-d Elm Tim ber 1000 Loads must be supplied by the said ::oth Jul.-, and the remainder on or before the said 30th September follow:cg. No Tender will be received .for less than 100 Lanls of the Hewed Elm Timber, no Stick of which must be under 130 fret. of the Elm Plank no Tender will be r.Teived for les. that. 30 Loads, and which is not to be made Is inches broad, and in lengths of 10 feet at the least. Of the remaining -Articles no Tender for less than t h e follow ing quantities of either can be noticed, viz. Ash FeHies Oak Spokes Elm Stocks Oak Etocks-12 Pairs Tight 6 Pairs Heavy 3 Pairs I feavy 1000 5000 SO 10 10 Further particular;, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may bk: known, upon application at the Secre tary's (Mee, in Pall•M.dl aforesaid, any day between the huurs of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered (sealed up) and endorsed •t Proposals for English Timber ;" but no Proposal ! . .4 be admitted after the said 4th day of December, at twelve o'clock 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, Serret..7. W 1' MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS. 1 'HE Company of Proprietors are respectfully in formed that the Works will be palalicly opened on Monday the 4th of December next, at one o clock in the afternoon, and such of the Proprietors as are holders of Scrip, and whose ad dresses are not known in consequence of tluir Shares not being yet entered in the Registry Book of the Company, arc apprised' that Tickets of admission to the Ceremony, as also Dinner Tickets, will he issued to them by applying at the Company's Office between the hours of ten and two o'clock on or before the Ist of December,ancl producing their Scrip Rdeeipts. By Order of the Board of Directogs, ROB. S. SLOPER, Chief Clerk. Ofiice of the West Middlesex Water Works, Bridtu-street, Blackfri irs. • This day was published, With a strikins.l.ikeness of Mr. lutm Kimate, Octavo, AJOUR NAL the WA R carried on in the NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN, from the 18th of September to the \lBth of November, 1809. To which are added, a varioty of Poetical Effusions on the occasion, aal a Scientific Description of the Interior arid Exterior of the Theatre. 1111 indignantes magno cunt murmure muntis Circum claustra fret-aunt. • Virg. With bells, rattles, whistles, bugloss, cat-calls, 'Elw Town, indignant, shook their new-built walls ! Printed for Vernur, Hood, and Sharpe, 91, Poultry. MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL. This day were published, in Four Volumes, price IL 1%. THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH REY BRIDGE, containing SILLTCULI of Mot:max CHAAACTULS, MANN S, and EDUCATIONT. Ey WILLIAM LINLEY, Esq. The ways of Heav'n are dark and intricate, PtizzNl with mazes, and perplex'd with errors, Our un&rstanding traces them in vain, Lost.and hewilder'd in the frulless search, Nor sees with how much art the windings run, Nor where the regular confusion end 3. ADDIRON. Printed ror RleilAßO Putt.tirs, London; and to be had of all Booksellers. W.kI.KER'S GAZETI'EER. . - .11Us day was publiBh4.-ti, a new Fklition,nvo. with Fourteen Maps, Price 1.4. ImJr•is, THE UNIVERSAL G.kZ CrTEER ; being a -I- concise Descrii • on, alphabetically artanged, of the Na tions, Kir.gtitnos, States, Empires, Provinces, Cities, Oceans, t;e:l.s, Ilarbours. Rivers, I.sites. Canals, Mountains, Capra, &c. in the KNOWN WORLD; the Government, Man ners, slid Religion of the Inhabitants. with the Extent, Bounda ries, and Natural Projections, Manufacture!, and Curiosities of the din' rent Countries. Containing several Ihousanti Places not to be nut with in any similar Gazetteer. iv JOHN WALKER.. Revised, col:skier:My enlarged and improved, By Aarnva KERSIIAW. Printed for J. Johnson ; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; Damon and Harvey, Otridp and Son, Cuthtll and Martin, J. Walker; Longman, I lure, Rees, and Orme; Lacking,ton, Al len, and Co. J. Nunn, R. Lea, Scatchard and I.etterman, C. Law, Wilkie and Robinson. C. lcarsley 4 Crosby and Co t J. and A. Arch, W. Baynes, J. Faulder, J. Newman, Sherwood, Neely, and lone 4 Cradock and Joy, and Wilson and Sou, York. MRS. HELM'S JUVENILE WORKS, &c. Jon published, in Four Volumes, Twelves, price,ifo. boards, ' - F HE HISTORY of ROME, from the Foundation .1 1 - of the City, to the Fall of the Eastern Empire; relatedsia Familiar Conversations by a Father to his Children. By ELIZABETH HELME. Also, by the tame Author, The History of Scotland, in familiar Conversations it Fathck to his Children. Two Vols. Twelves. Price 75. bound. _ Also, Evenings rationally employed; or Moral and Entertaining Incentives to Virtue and Improvement. Twelves, is. sheep. Anon and Maria, a Moral Tale, by Elizabeth Somerville, price 2A. half-bound. By the same Author, Leading Strings to Know!edge, price sd. half bound. . . The Brighton Gift, by Peter Thoughtful, prise 94. 6d. LA& bound. First byre:slow ; or, Tales of a. Grandmother. Price 2s. 6d. ball-bound. I.undon : Published T'y C. Cradoek and W. Joy, No. 32, Pa terstaster-ror ; and P. liorbarri ilessitiorst. This day were published, price es. orig. WO LETTERS from the Right Honotrable GEORGE CANNING to the EARL CAMDEN, Lord President of the Council. Printed for 'l'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day wiiitibbahed, - In One Volume, Octavo, price 9s. boards ; 10pifOIRS OF WILLIAM PALEY D. p. LTA Rector of Biiliopwearinouth, Author of Natural Theo., logy, &c.—By G. W. AdEADLEY, Bishopwearmouth. 1 Co which is added, an Appendix, containing som . c of his Minor Tracts, Letters, &C. Landon: Printed for the Author, and pulli'shed by C. Cra - dock and W. J o y (S uccessars to T. Oatell), No. s 3, Paternoa ter-rnar_ PORTSMOUTH I4AR SOUR. - This day was published, price ?Ts. Gd. A LETTER TO THE INHABITANTS OF GOSPORT. By GEORGE MOSS JUKES, Eq. On the subject of the SUIT now pending in the Court of Exche per, between the CROWN and the PRO PRIE FORS of the MUD LANDS and BUILDINGS on the G9SP9AT SHORE of PoaTsmou L'H HARBOUR. Printed for William Jolulson, Gosport ; and suld by the Book !Del's in Town and Country. GIL BLAS.—NEA"I'ItANsLATION. This day was published, Etubellished with 24 fine Engravings, after Pictures by &slims, In Four Volumes, Octavo,,price £G. tis. and a few Copies in Four Volumes 4to. with proof impreeeions, price Xto. las. hoards, THE ADVENTURES of GIL BLAS of SAN TILLANE, translated from the French of Lesage. By BENJAMIN HEATH MALKIN, Esq. M. A. F. S. A. Printed for Longnian,Hurst, •Rees, and Ornie, Paternoster- row ; arid G. Kearsley, Fleet•street. '+• The same work in the or 6inal Frelich, with the same em bellishments, Uoth in 4to. and Svo. at the above prices. This esiition is printed from Didot's revised text, in a style of equal elegance with the translation. The plates uethe Fnglish and the French editions in tts'o. are printed on French paper, and the proofs for the 4to. on India paper• Mr. CAMPISELL's NEW POEM, This day was rablished, handsomely printed on Medium 4to. by Tiensley, price Al. 54. in boards, GERTRUDE of WYOMING; or, The PENN SYLVANIAN COTI:AGE, and.other POEMS. By THOMA 9 CAMPBELL, Author of " The Pleasures of Hope," Ste. Published for the. Author, by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paten!Oster-row. " We rejoice once more to see e pnlished and patly,tie Poem in the old style of English pathos and poetry. We close this vo lume on the whole with feelings of regret for its shortne:l.t., and admiration for the genlui of its Author. There are but two noble sorts of poetry, the pathetic and the sublime, and we think he has given very extraordinary proofs of his talents for both." Edinburgh Review, April, 1809.. _ _ " A Poem, containing passages boil; of tenderiiess and subli mity, which may decline comparison with few in the English language." Quarterly Review, y, Iso9. _ " Mr. Campbell's t) oughts are genuine diamonds." Eclectic Review, June, IRO9. INCHBALD•S BRITISH THEATRE. This day was published, in 25 vols. Royal 18mo. embellished with Enz,ravisigs, price £6 16s. 6d. and on fine paper with Por-; trait' and proof impressions of the Plates, price.Cl3 ext ra• boards, 'IHE BRITISH THEATRE ; or a Collection of PLAYS, which are acted at the Theatres Royal Drury. lane, Covent-Garden, and Haymarket, printed tinder the autho rity, and by permission of tile Matiavrs from the Prompt Books, with Biographical and Critical Remarks. By Mrs. INCHBALD. Printed for l.ongtran, Hurst. Rees and Orme, Paternoster-tow. List of Plays contained in this Work, which are sold separately, price Is. each. Mount aine.2rs—Speed the Plough—Wheel of Fortune—Lovers' Vows—lnkle and Yarico--Isabelia—Wild Oats—Douglas —Straa, err—Cr:awry Girl—Dramatist—Hamlet—Grecian Daughter—i Busy Bade--John Bull—Tancred and Sigistnunda—All in the Wrong—Nlaeberh—Bold Stroke for a Wife—Poor Gentleman —Such things are—Oroonoko—Love in a Village—Road to Ruin —lane Shore—Clandestine Marriage—Edward the Black Prince —Merry Wives of Windsor—Rule a Wife and have a Wife* Mourning Bride--Core fur the Heart Ache—All for Love— Way to keep him—King John—She Stoops to Conquer—Con scious Lovers--Revenge—Love for Love—Every Man in. his HumourCoriolanus—Jew—Romeo and Juliet—Careless I Ins• baud—George Barnwell—Beaux Stratagem—Gustavus Va:a— West Indian—Julius Caesar—Every one has his Fault—Jealous Wife—Tempest—Orphan— Cato Belles Stratagem— Zara-.- Fair Penitent—Deserted Daughter—First Love—Siege of Da mascus— Provoked Wife Rival Queens —Lady Jane Grey -:Lo , le makes a Man—Roman Father—Point Of lionour-L Birbarossa—Merchant of Venice—Wives' al they Were—Mot Lear—Constant Couple—School of Reform—To Marry or Not to Marry—King Henry Vlll.—King Henry V.—Good Nattiest Man—Antony and Cleopatra--Recruiting 011icer--Counteus of Salisbury—Winter's Tale—De Monfort—Count of Narbonne f ... Castle of ,Andalusia—Suspicious Husband—Bold Stroke for a Hui band—Now Way to pay old Debts—Way to get Married—Fatal Curiosity Earl of W:xwick—Fontainbleau—Honey-moon— Wonder—Lionel and Clarissa—Farl of Essex—Xing Henry W. Part I.—Brothers, a Conattly—She Would and the Would Not —lnconstant—Rivals—Measure for Measure—KnoW your own Mind—King Richard 111 —King Henry. IV. Pail 2.—.-Gamester Man of the a , ~rld—Maid of the Mill—Duenna—Provoktd Hus band—Chance,—Distressed Mother—Beggar's Opera— Mahomet —Foundling—As You Like It—Twelith Night—Much Ado about Notting—Cyntbeline—Vvice --erved—Comedy Of Er rors--TanterLine--Sitrrend..4 ' ' —Vottle of Heil:am—lron Cliest—Heir at Law—Othello—Heiress. Also, a Collection of Farces and other ARerpieces which are acted at the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Haymarket. Printed under the r;thority of the Managers from the Prompt-book. Selected by Mrs. INCHB4I.D. In 7 vole royal 18m°. price £1 15s. boards, or on fine paper, *di PortraitS price £2 12s. etl.bard.s. A LIEUTENANT in an old and tespectible ft egi. ineni of one Elgtalion in the East Indies. wdad exchange into a itegiessent in the Mediterranean, an the Cobtfuent, dt 11( *me.— -Letters, post paid, iaddreiied to Z. Z. arthePost=Ogiee s Deal, will be art-- * W. 7 - • - - NExr OF XIN. rrltE N 1 XT of KIN, of any) of WILLIAM GRANl — ,late a seaman belonging to bls MajestyYS* pencil:r i m,. deceased, are desired . to apply to Mr. J o h n H arr y. Maiiiatdd-Place, *lioroUgh-Road, Southwark, and' they wiahear gtf,,slerleitAL) the;r advantage. r l'K. • * \JANTED to ptirc7titie;4 large .Family MAN% 51024,-c{insisting of five or six spacious ROorns on die ;ground fitior.nd a correspondent number of Bed-cStambers on Upper Stories With Out-bffice - s, Kitchen Garden, and three 'sir four Acres of Lawn or Shrubbery, Inehaird by a Willa kitty Paling. The Zleighbout i :ad of a Market Town, or a large yn !lige, will be preferred. LottOs examining paitieulars, addres:ed (post paid) to Mr. Fpzb f, tg, Ql<t ctiwcpdish-street, London, will be attended to. !...;•To S, LIN Eli DRA PE :R HOSIERS, kn. ;ED OF, a very gouris4ing,BUSl. - N ESS indhe Haberdashery, Linen Drapery, Hosiery, and Shoe Line, situated in a Cirpurate and Market Town, in the County of Kent, distance from London between 40 and 50 Miles. The above is a very old Concern, having been in the same trade upwards of To years, is now in full trade, and is also daily in creasing. Apply for reference to Messrs. Luck and White, No. 6u, Cornhill ; or to Messrs. Lucas and Proctor, No. S 9, Gracechurch-strect, London TO BAKERS. • TO LET, an old established full price BAKER'S - 11 - SHOP, in the neighbourhood of Clare-Market, with a good 13-Bushel Oven, And every' other conveniency for carrying on the business in en extensive way. It does a good stroke of business, and is capable of great improvements. .1 he rent made of Lodgers. 'the above is in . good repair, And on an unexpired Lease of 20 Years. Coming in very moderate. The reason this favourable opportunity offers, the present occupier has taken a Concern in the country. ImmeaCate possession may be had if required.—For further particolars inquire of Mr. Salmon, Baker, No. 162, High Holborn.. TO BE DISPOSED OF, THE Valuable LEAS of *a most Complete 1 - BREWERY, exceedingly go )cl Dwelling-house and Garden, Stabling for Twenty-eight Horses, Farm-yard, Close, and various useful Buildings; the whole in excellent Repair ; to which is attach ed, a large and long-tstablished Trade in Ale and Table-Beer," but, from its accommodations, capable of a touch more extensive one. The Lease is held for a long unexpired term, at a very low Rent. The Plant, which is most • judiciously disposed for Busi ness, and in like good condition with the Leasehold Premises, to he taken at a valuation by the Parties purchasing the Lease. The situation within three miles of the City of London. For further Particulars apply to Messrs. I. and 14.0 win, Hop-merchants, No. 141, Upper Thames-street; if by lettet post paid. • - AVALUBLE BUIL - DING LAND, LA a-Tex xataestro, Noawatp COMMON. To he SOLD by AUCTION, b. Wit% PEYTON, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Mon day, the 11th day of December, 1809, at Twelve e'Clock, in ten Lets, AVERY valuabl e COPYHOLD ESTATE, situate near the Horns on the North-end of Norwood Common, between the two Roads leading . from Knight's Hill to Croydon, being two allotments, made under the Act for the En closure of Lambeth. This Proiserty is admirably adapted for the erection of small Residences, and frorl the publiz cituaticei of se'ne of the Lot, are well calculated for persons wishing to embark In Trade in this rapidly inereasingneighhourhood. To view the Estate, apply to Mr. Clarke, at Knight's Hiil House; S;)eciiications may be h.t.l of Mr. James, Land Agent, New Bocwell-Court, I.M.F.An's Inn; of Mr. Tawnlcy, Land Sur veyor, Walworth, Surrey ; and zit Garrsway's. MIDDLESEX. CAPITAL EREF.I-101.1) EST , most tlisible situations fur building; elegant STONE-BUILT MANSION ?ARK, FARMS and LAND, fine Pieces of Water, • Two other Compact FAMILY RESIDENCES, Sta. Lim• miles from I .undon. • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, _ . -It Caraway's Coffee-bouse, in Exchange Alley, Corisbili, stele in the ensuing year, in Lots , , . 'THE truly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, 1 - comprising upwards of ysu Acres of exceeding rich Mea dow, Pasture and Wood I ,rmd ; the principal part forming a beau tiful Park, mostly surromided by a brick will, with avenues of lofty full-grown Timber Trees, an c7icellcut family Mansion with Offices of all descriptions ; two productive Kitchen Gardens walled round, and planted with a variety of fine fruit trees, in full perfection; two other compact Family Residenee4 at the east end of the Estate, with OfEtctis, Gardens, &c. one on lease, the other tenant at will. The Estate is compact within a ring fence, hounded by the high road; several delightful spots for erecting Villas, which will be allotted in quantities for that or any other purposes ; a dry, cheerful and healthy situation, commanding extensive and rich views of the county—brick earth on tssost . parts of the Estate. May beviewed by applying to Mr. ---,Edgware, wit:se par ticular may be had; at the White Hart acrd Crams, Edgware; Abercorn Arms, Stanmorts ; Essex Arms, Watford ; Swan, Rick mansworth ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; Castle, Salt Hill ; at Gar raway's ; of John Richards, F-sq Red Lim-squate ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, svuere Tickets far viewing may be bad, and a Plan of the Estate seen. THE ROYAL FAMILY, and Ladies and Gentle men of Fashion, use RUSSI A 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 failing off, and restores it on bald places, if the least roots remain. Several Gentlemen that were bald, 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 w;11 prevent them turning a redisli colour, or grey, which is too generally the case, on account of the wetting they receite front shaving. Ladies and Gentlemen who wear false Hair will find the RUS SIA 011. a valualee article to use when dreising, as it gives it a natural gloss. It is generally remarked persons wearing false hair, that after a short tame wearing it tit• omes dry and stiff, and is easily discovered ; by using theßussia Oil it ,prevents its being dis covered, as it keeps the fat e hair soft, and renders its appearance natural—Oh-erne the label on the outside wrapper of each bottle is signed in Russi4 gold ink " Moc.hrikufsky and Prince,' any without that signature are counterfeits. Price 7s. per bottle, or ore bottle containing four small, at one guinea, or six guinea bottles at rive pounds. Sold wholesale and retail by the Praprietos, A. Prince, No. 9, John-street, Oxford street; and, by appointment, Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, Bond-street ; Hendrie and Sons, Per fumers to her Majsty, Tichborne. street ; Bayley and Blew, Per fumers to the Prince and Princess of Wales, and Duke and Du chess of York, Cockspur-nreet ; Harding and Howell, 89, Pall- Mali ; Newberry and Son, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; Barclay and Sun, Fleet•market ; Butler, 4, Chearide ; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard; Berry, Johnson, Greek-Street, Soho; Low, Strand; Da vison, 59, Flea-street ; Rigge, 65, Cheapside ; Bacon, 150, Ox ford-street ; Withers, ee.9, Strand; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Bolton, Tint, Royal Exchange ; and by most of the principal Perfumers - Medicine' /win • \,\l, --v ; -- ....—.O_ • • royal or Medicine Venders in England, Ireland and Scotland. matt, Conntry shop-keepers .ending their orders to any wholesale vet- der they deal with in London, will restive liken! ae. 42......... This day were published, Handsomely printed on Denny Quarto, with a fine Portrait of Sir Philip Sidney, beautifully engraved by C. 'Warren, • Price Xi. ss. boards ' MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS df SIR PHILIP SIDNEY. " N4r love thy life, nor hate : but what thou liv'st Lyre : how long or short, permit to Heaven." sm.rox. By THOMAS ZOUCH, D.D. ELS. Prebendary of fintAam.—The Seesnd Edition. London: Printed f02".1. Mawman, Poultry; and Payne, Pall-Mall.; and Wilson and Son, York. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, WA LTOWSLI VES• SCcond Edition. Soo. It.:s. beards. This day was published, price es. 6d. bound in Red Leather, with Pockets for Notes, EARSLEY's GENTLEMAN and TRADES MAN.s POCKET LF.IIGER, for the Year 1810; con- taming Days antrfolours fur Buying or Silting Stock and receiving the Interest.—List a Bankers—Holidays ax the Public Offices— One Htiodred and Eleven ruled Pages for Accompts and Memo randuins—A correct Table of the present stamp Duties—Lists of Army and Navy Agents—New Hackney Coach Fares—List of the I louse of Peers, Commons,and Officers.—And many other Articles equally useful, for which the Reader is referred to the Table of Contents. Printed for G. Keard(q, No. 46, Fleet-street ; G. Wilkie and J. Robinson, I. Walker, H. D. Symonds, M. Hitsckesman, Pa ternoster-row ; Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria-lane; J. Rh:6 . 11150n, Royal Flichange ; and W. Suttahy.Stationers'-court.