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EPPP --- 1 4) , • . •. J . , " .1 Pvp , 44 Vil - re- eat ' . 1 1 ) 4.! • -go N... a 1 41 . • .. r": 7 111 3 1, ',.. t•L 'INt4. • . 1 1 1 • i • •94, • .4) • 4„ .* • 4.4116 ' I • I' ,~ 7 ,.... 7 : .....(-- \- \ - •_ , ,,...5 iti.. - ~. ;. (‘ ~. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1809 NUMBr.I: 7081 ' PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. VE‘Y THEATRE ROYAI„ COVEN'I%-GARDEN. ZEELAND. Ms day was published, on Twelve Sheets, price 1. ‘2l. A MAP of the PROVINCE of ZEELAND from FERRARI. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. This day wa, publlidied, price 15. bound, THE ILL-FATED MARINER; or Richard the Runaway. By Mrs PI LKINGTON. Printed for G Robinson, l'a , crnoster row. Of whim may be had, lately publishtd, in tan volumes, 12rno. price 95. in boards, Arnold, or 4 Trait of Civil War, and its con. sequences ; a Novel. HISTORY OF SPAIN. 'Ms day was"published, in 1 large volume tilmo. price 55. boards, A.N ABRIDGEMENT of the HISTORY of SPAIN from the earliest accounts of that Country, to the present time. From the Spanish of Don Thomas D'Yriatte. With a GeographiCal Descriplon .of Spain and Portugal, by the same Author.—Printed fur Wilkie and &oblation, No. 57, and G.,Robits•on, No. 26. Pat-raostor-row. Thir day wit+ pl.bibited. In 5 Vol.', temo. price Xi. Jos b )4rds, toe Second Edition, of CANTO SgBASTIANO ; or, The YOUNG vRO FEC I'OR. A Novel. Printed . for G. Robinson, Paternoster row. Of whom may be hal o by the same Author, the sti Edition ef .. s alitßocnalte " line sl e Pyrenees, ist 4 s 4. I •2rno. price ills. boards.-v Also, the Monks and the Robber', a Tale, in yob. I pese ss. boards. TIISPRESENTEVENING,NOVEMBER 21, will be acted the Comedy of THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. Mr. Strickland, Mr. EGERTON; lankly, Mr. BRUNTON , Jack Meggot, Mr. FARLEY; Ranger, Mr. JONES; i l7lamy, Mr. CLARE MON T , Tester, Mr. SIMMONS. Mrs. Strickla.td, M'ss LOGAN Clarinda. Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Jacinth; Mks NOR ! ON ; Lucetta, Mrs. GIBBS. To which will be add DO N ed a TrJUANagic Pantomimical ca ll ed ; • Or, THE LIBERTINE DESTROYED. Don Juan, Mr. EGERTON ; Don Guzman (the Commandant) Mr. CHAPMAN; Searamouch, Mr. GRIM. 4 LDI. Danna Anna, Miss ERIS lOW. The Dances by the Mkses ADAMS. games. 7s. Second Price 35. 6d. Ph, is. Second Price Cs. Gallery &mod Prke is. Upper Gallery is. Doors open at half-past 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6. Places for the Pokes to be taken of Ur. Brandon, at cite Box. Ode', in Hart-stri. et. Tonvorrow.—Tht Exile; with Don Juan. pa f horssiay , -; 1 * • Roman Fader. Friday- l':te Way to Get Married. Q.i Saturday-the Engiish Fltet. 'CO BUILDERS, &s. TO BE LET, on Building Leases, by the Wor elirfui Company of !rnumonzera, at a General Quarterly c ••rt, to be held at Ironmongers Hall, Fenchurch-street, on . 1 say, the 2Sth of November instant, at o'clock precisely, PIECE of GROUND, for the erec.itm of a new ~ r zet, to contain 60 Houses, of the third rate; to communicate vrh ironmonvr-row and Old-stresquare, near Old-street, , pro : ,o:als for taking such Ground, In one or more Lots, of not two houses in a lot, at a net around-rent, clear of all excel t tht P )pkrty-taN, will b._ received at the Clerk's or bs:fore Monday, the 27th ins:ant, between the hours o: to and two—where the plan and oarticulan may be seen. N. B. l'be Land-tax Is redeemed. t.rmengers' Hall, No►. 1,1809. 'l'. Pk.I.I.AkTT, aerk. Ali/ANTED, on Lease, from five to eight Miles 111' from Town, a small convenient CO ITAGE in a healthy r !pleasant situation. M.ddlesex or Surrey will have the pre r•Tice; three bon Evd-rooins, two Sitting-rooms, and runt irk wires for Servants, a good Garden, Chaibe-house, a.id two or t'zee•stall Stable. If a short distance from a Market Tow•t, the more agreeable.—A line addressed (post-paid) ur N. N. Mr. Ear sid's N. 14, Gray's Inn-square, will be attende•l to. QTATE LOU 'TRY, consisting of olny 5,000 Numbers, to be Drawn in One Day.—T.ckets ani ihares ielliog by HAZARD, BORNE, and Co stock &Arra at e eir tuts Lottery Oißce, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange. r i scherue, which contains Four . . . Prizes of . . . £20,000 And Four . . . of . . . 5,000 MI be Wined Ey Two Tickets of the ante Number, a Prize of £40,000 By Three, a Prize of . . . . . 60,000 By four, a Prize of 10,000 Other Prizes to tit?. tame proportion. • VYTON, late Panne: with Sir JAMES BRANS COMB, removed to No. 2, Cornhiii, rear the Mansion kuu,e, solicits the anemic:la 0.. his I.riend. to the Scheme of the LOTTZRY ' which cont.til.. . ORIN CAPITAL PRIZES, tidy 5000 Niimbers, and the whole to be drawn in One Dv, February 14, 1810. It is with much Confiderive Fyton claims the Favours of the Public, having, in the Lot i'wo Lotteries, divided amongst his mends, 3 Pests of Z'30,000 1 Prize of £2,000 1 3 Also the Grand Prize, N.o. 5,618, entitkd to .F.:•24,765; and nu ti cons l tiuubands, Ten housands, &c. &c. in the few tr.:ze„lipg Lotteries, to really an incredible Amount. g;;• Flax.: to ob. rve, Ey:on is removed to No. 2., Cornhill, near the Ma:talon-House. TO THE PUBLIC. SINTIFr and Co. beg leave most respectfully to re turn their thanks to the Public, for the unexampled patree rage and support they experienced as Contractors fur the last !.ottery, and at the same time to express the gratification they isel it having had the honour of laying before the public the first r n u ry on the improved principle, which has at once fulfilled the bntficial intentions of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, by pre y , rring the evil of insurance, and received the sanction of the Public, as affortiLig a superior chance to the adventurer. The p - .sv:n Lottery is exactly on the SAM plan as the last. and will, n.. ..it,ubt, be equally honoured by the approbation of the Public. SCHEME. 4 5,000 3O _ ..... ...... „. 1,000 4,910 from £5O. to £l5. 0 .ly 5,000 Nusni)e.v; Four 'Pickets of every Number, each of 4 will be entitled to the full Amount of whatever Prize is a a agaiost the ..umber. i:CKETS and JUAILIES are Selling in great Variety at SLIM' Lai C. • 0,5.:r5, No. 11, POULTRY, No. )2, en lei sr:. Caen, No. Si, ALOG4TI IG.VSTR V. rT. 4 SCARISBRICK !TALL, 14th NOITk.MBER. TO BE SOLD, ne:tr Ormskirk, Lancashire, nn Tuesday, sth day of ikcecnbAt next, and on the following Days, `'HE Valuable FARMING S I'OCK of the late z• . I . IIOMAS ECCLESTUN, Elicaire ; consisting of Cart Horse% C ,le of the Alderney, Suffolk andtancashire Breeds ! f the Leicester, `hunk Dow:7, Welch and Scotch sorts; breeds, together with a large Collection of the valtiabla Implements of Hustipidry. tc the came time will be sold a valuahle -collection of Blond with a large stock of Colts under four years old ; and tc NI:11 - ese As:es of a particularly large site, with their pro - for the ror for ltr.fr. ' hr -.ale will take place on each clay at 'l e er in the Forenoon, -he Stock may be looked at the Week before the Sale. ‘'i'ALUIILE BUILDING LAND, LAND-TAI REDEEMED, NORWOOD COMMON. To be cOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PEYTON, ' • ;;A: raway's Coffee i Inusr, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill. on Mon the t ttli day of December, 1809, at Twelve o'Clo;k, in I.nts, VERY valtxtble COPYHOLD ESTATE, ituate near the Horns, on the North-end of Norwood . .aatim,b•itween the two Roads loading from Kiiiti,ht's Hill to -; oydon, being, two allotments, made under the Act for the Ito at 1. inibeth. Property is admirah'y a.lapted for the erection of small 1"r , •‘; and from the public si•oation of so•ne of the Lots, w, , i ca ltlased for per , ars wishing to embark in Trade in • ...increasing neighhourbool. r•e.v the Estate, apply to Mr. Clarke, at TC iAt's Hill ' •••. 'specifications may be had of Mr. James, Land Agent, • • .wtill-Coun, Lincoln's Inn ;of Mr. Townley, Ladd Sturm • • . Vi . .dworth e Sarni; acid at Oatiaway's. BRIACH OF PAROL If OF HO YOUR. 774INSPORT.OFFICR., Nmearier le, leo9. I 'WHEREAS the Nine French Prisoners of War, named and described at the foot hereof, have absconded from Tiverton in Devonshire, in violation of their Parole of ilo nour : th Commissioners for conducting his Majesty's 'Frans port Service, &c. do hereby offer a Reward of FIVE GUINEAS for the Recapture cf each of the said Prisoners, to any Persoo or Persons who shall apprehend them, or either of them, and deliver them at this Office, or otherwise cause them to be securely lodged In any of the Public Gaols. M. On NZRAOD, Colonel, taken at St. Domingo, 36 years of age, 5 feet et inches high, slight person, oval visage, dark complexion, brown hair, dark eyes, scar on the right cheek ILA N TxxxoT, lieutenant de Vaisseau, of L'Esptigle man of war, 26 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, stout person, fair tutu• plexion, dark brown hair, hazle eyes. T. %%CT ort OLIVER, Ensign de Vaisseau,of La Thetis, 31 years of age, 5 feet 61 inches high, slender person, dark brown com plexion, ditto hair, blue eyes, wounded in the right leg. Jo4N GARNI ER, ditto, ditto, 30 years of age, 5 - feet 9i inlhq het, stout kerson, brown complexion, black hair, dark hazle eyes. JEAN VICTOR BAY LE, ditto, of Le Sc!pion, 31 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, middle size, 'sallow complexion, black hair, &Isle eyes. ()truest JovanAN, ditto of the Formidable. 26 years of age, 5 feet Si inches high, slender, fair complexion, brown hair, hazle eyes. LCONAPD DOPILRONNE, Midshipman, ditto, 21 years of aje, 5 feet 01 inch high, slight person, sallow complexion, dark brown hale, teazle eyes. Cutout Viva, Colonel, taken in the Grand Decide, letter of marque, 42 years of age, 5 feet 71 inches high, slender person, oval visage, fair complexion, dark brown and white hair, hazle eyes, with a scar on the forehead, and rather bald. MARIE MAct, Lieutenant, taken at St. Domingo, SI years of age, 5 feet .1 inches high, slender person, oval visage, palecorna plexion, black hair, black eyes. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nreerkr 13, 12103, THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA- JESTY's ORDNANCE, do h?reAy give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office h Pall-Mall, on or bt fore Monday, the 4th day of December next, from such permits as may b.! desirous of undertaking the supply of the quantities and doscrtptions of TIMBER undermentioned, for Service of the Royal Carriage Department at 'lA'oolwich, where •he deliveries are to be made, viz. LOAD% TIEWED ELM TIMBER - . 14th: ELM BLANK, six Inc :es, - - - . 200 aid live Inches - - - - - -20 c ASH FELLIE:S, 4 . /4 4 Inches - - - - 10,000 OAK SPOKES chopped for 5 feet Wheels - - 40,000 ELM STOCKS chopped, and bored pairs, 18X 18 inches, sot and 104 14 iaches - - - - 2000 OAK SLOCKS fee TrsVelllng Carriages, free of Sap : 12 Light - - - - - 50 6 Pairs Heavy - 50 3 Pairs Heavy - 25 One moiety (uf each dimension) of the Elm Plank, Ash Fel lies, Oak spokes, Elm Stocks, and Oak Blocks, must be delivered into store by the 30th of June next, and the remainder on or 11 , :for.: the 30th of September following; of the Hewed Elm Tim her :000 Loads must be supplied by the said 30th June, and the remainder on or before the said nth September following. No Ter/ r 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 I'lauk ro Tender will be received for less than 30 Loads, and which is not to be made 18 inches broad, and in lengths of 10 feet at the least. Of the remaining Articles no Tender for less than the follow, log quantities of either ern be noticed, viz. Ash Follies Oak Spokes Elm Stocks Oak Blocks-12 Pairs Light 6 Pairs Heavy 3 Pairs Heavy 1000 5000 so 10 10 Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may he known, upon application at the Secre tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any 'ay between the hours of ten ard four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered (sealed up) and endorsed " Proposals for English Timber ;" but ro Proposal can be admitted after the said C.h day of December, at twelve o'clock at noon tithe same day, neither will any Tender b no:iced unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secrettry. A SITUATION. YOUNG, active, and intelligent Person, who is a good Accountant, is wanted to superintend an extensive Canal Concern. Any Person who has been empl.iyed a: an Agent in a similar Undertaking, and can be well recommended, will be preferred.—Letters (pest-paid) from persons whom this ,o.t sui:, stagy ng age, 1 - orraer employment, reference for charac ter, and expected satiry, directed to A. B. No. 21, Bedford-row, London, before the 28th of November, will be attended to. The Situation may be immediately entered upon. NATURAL HISTORY. This day was published a new FAlition, considerably euteneed and impmveti, is 3 large Vols. Bvo. price X 1 10s. in boards, ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, ANECDOTES arid CURTOUS FACTS, relative to the manners, habits, ail economy of the whole Animal Creation, collected from works of Authority in all Lammagei, from expensive books of Natural Higary, from Vcyago and Travels, and from every authentic source. The whole classed and arranged according to the systent of Linmeus. By the Rev. W. BINGLEY, Fellow of the Linn can Society, and late of St. Peter's Collage, Cambridge. 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NEW EDITION OF BLAIR'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR. rHE SCHOOLMASTERS AND GOVER NESSES are respectfully informed, that a new and revised FAiiton was this day published of Mr. BLAIR's NEW GRAM MAR, which unites within this single Book the simplest Espo sition el the PRINCIPLES of GRAMMAR and its dependant Sciences, with EXERCISES of all kinds sufficient to perfect the Student in this Branch of Ksiowledge. The retail price is half-a-crown, and it may be had in arts. . hive of all Booksellent, with the full allowauce. London, lioveniber 1, ISO 9. MR. LINLIE.Y'S NOVEL. This day were published, in Four Volumes, price 11. H. THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH REY BRIDGE, containing S;;ercuss of MonsaN CHARACTERS, MANNERS, Rll4l EDUCATION. By WILLIkiVI LINE-EY, Esq. 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This day was published, in One Volume Octavo, illustrated with five Plates, price 7s. 6d. in hoards, A TREATISE on the DISEASES and MA- L NAGEIMENT of SHEEP ; with introductory Remarks on th..ir anatomical Structure; and an Appendix, containing Docu ments exhibiting the Value of the Merino Breed of Sheep, and their Progress in Scotland. By Sir GEORGE SfEWART MACKENZIE, Bart. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Comtable and Co. Edin burgh; Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, and John Harding, London ; and John Young, Inverness. Of whom may be had, The Shepherd's Guide; being a practical Treatise on the Dis eases of Sheep, their Causes, and the best Means of preventing them; with Observations on the most suitable Farm-stocking for the various Climates of this Country. By James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd, Svo. 7s. 6d. boards. NEW EDITION, 3s. 6d. BOUND. SHERIDAN IMPROVED. AGENERAL PRONOUNCING and EXPLA NATORY DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN GUAGE, tor the Use of Schools, Foreigners, 8:c. on the Plan of Mr. Sheridan. Considerably enlarged by Selections front Ash, Flphinston, Kenrick, Perry, ilailey, Entick, Lemon, Rider, Barclay, Fry, \larriot, Scot, Buchanan, Johnson, I Martin, and I Dyehe, Johnston, Nares, Walker. By STEPHEN JONES. " Negligent speech cloth not only discredit the person of the speaker, but it discrediterh the opinion of his reason and judg ment."—Ben Janson. Stereotype Edit ion, revised, corrected, and ire proved tkrpttgliont. I.ot:don : Printed for Vermor, Hood, and Sharpe; Damon and Harvey; J. Harris; and B. Crosby and Co.: Wilson and Son, York; H. Mozley, Gainsborougli; W. Robinson, Liverpool; and J. Clark and Co. Manchester. This day was published, Handsomely printed by Ila Dwayne, in Two Volumes Quarto, with Portraits, Plates of Autography, &c. price £5. ss. in boards, tiit RALPH SADLER'S STATE PAPERS. This curious Collection contains, 1. The Letters and Nego tiation's of Sir Ralph Sadler with King James y. and with the Regency of Scotland, in the years 1340 and 1553-2. A Collec tioa of curious and important Documents concerning Queen Eli zabeth's Private Negotiations with the Scottish Reformers, in the year 1359—.3. Letters and Papers, respezting the Grand Nor thern Rebellion, in i 9--4. Documems corce-ntvg the Con• fineinent of Queen Mary in Eng!ond. To which is added, a Memoir of the Life of Sir Ralph Sadler, with some Historical Notes. By WALTER. SCOTT, Esq. •„` A few Copies of this Work are printed upon a finer Paper, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, in 3 vols.4to. forming one of the most splendid large Paper Books that has ever been pub fished, price Rs. tls. its tioards. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and 'l'. Cadell and W. 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Classical and Oriental Antiquities. 6. Bi:ifical Criticisms and Dissertations. 7. Grammatical and Etymological Researches. 8. Bibliographical Intelligence 9. Collations of Greek and Latin MRS. 10. Frize Poems, and other acad. nical Exercises. 11. Greek and Latin original Poetry. . _ . • 12. Republications of scarce and valuable Tracts on Critical and Philological Oublects, and of important At tides is Continen tal Journals. This Work will combine the Objects of the Billidiheca Critics, Acta F:roditorma,Commenbrii Phildogici, aid other Classical, Philo logical and Antiquarian Publications on the Continent. It will be conducted by Members of the Universities, and printed by a Graduate of Oxford. Communications are solicited from every part of the Vitoria, in the English, Latin and French languages ; and will be received by Messrs. Longman. Hurst, Rees and Orme, Pateriinsrer row ; Mr. J. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; Mr. Lunn or Mr. Dulan, Soho-square, London, where Subscribers are request. d to syn.! their names. It is impossilk• at present to fix ihe Price, whiela probably will not eared Five Shillings each Number. This day was published, In a large Volume, avo price 9s. boards, QERMONS,with REFLEC NS.andTRACT S S on INTERESTING SUBIEC CS, (heretofore published in Ireland only).—By the late Rev. P SKELTON. Republished by the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M.A. Rector of Gouge St. Michael, Dorset, and Vica of Christ Church, Hants. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; and Longman, Horst, Rees, and Orme. " 'file Author of these Sermons, in strength and precision, has been ranked with Barrow and Sherlock; and in Animation and eloquence with Massillon and Bossuet." British Critic, April, 1809. "Whenevor we open the volume, we meet with good sense, eloquefice, and piety. Here are no common-place observations, no trite remarks; all is ingenious, oratorical, and persuasive." Gentleman's Mag. August, 18t 8. " The public are very much indebted to Mr. Clapham fur this laudable attempt to extend the knowledge of a writer, front whose works there is not a member of the Church who may not derive much profitable and useful ins - ruction." Anti-Jacobin, Oc•ober, IRO& _ _ _ " Energy of thought and of language is th 2 characteristic fea ture of Skelton's discourses. The thoughts that brew he, and the words that burn in his compositions, at once display the so lemn convictions of the preacher, and tend to awaken a corres ponding tone of most important feelings in the reader's mind— His manner often reminds us of Massillon and Bourdaloue, in his direct appeals to the conscience, and his frequent introduc tions of apostrophes and exclamations." Eclectic Review October , 1808 . " Skelton was a man of a strong mind and brilliant talents, capable of forming fine conceptions, and of clothing them in a language well adapted to give them succi.:ss." Ann. Review, 18C9. Lately published, by :he Editor, A Seastolv, preached at the VisitatiJn at Southampton, on the Duty of the Clergy to enforce the frequent receiving of the Sacra ment of the Lord's Supper. An EARNEST EXHORTATION HI attend PUBLIC WORSHIP; prig• 4d. or Twelve for :3s. humbly recommended to the Clergy for distribution. ''his dad• was pui4ished, price 7s. PRACTICAL SERMONS, for the Use of Fa milies. The Th it d Edition. By the Rev. THEOMPLUS S I'. JOHN, LL. B. Sold by Vernor, Hood, and sharpe ; Longman and Co.; and Rivingtons, London; and may be had of all Booksellers. " These Sermons are distinguished by abiniy, zeal, and piety; the doctrines are enforced with much earnestness, and occa sionally with a considerable share of eloquence." British Critic. " We strongly recommend this volume, as well adapted to pro duce benefit in the Family, and afford entertainment in the closet, by the taste which is displayed in it, and the eloquence which it contains." Anti-Jacohin Review. " These Sermons are entitled to our warmest approbation. As a pathetic writer, the author, with the exception of Sterne, yields to none: every one feels himself the person peculiarly and pur. posely addressed." Orthodox Churchman. " The Author always interests his Readers. His Sermons are distinguished by an uncommon et.ttree of pathos, and in their conclusions by warm addresses to the heart." Gentleman's Magazine. " These Sermons are animated by lively exhortations and earnestness. They give es the idea of a man who ba° a zeal for that best of all causes, real piety." Monthly Review. " These are exactly what Sermons should be. We have no hesitation in saying, that we are n...t able to mention a volume by the most celebrated author which contains so much real occfl kote " Mirror. . _ . " The Author entreats the Reader to consider these Sermons as calcuLtt'd Par a popular aue.itory, such as a Clertryman, arm, dimly desirous of doing good, would write for the nce of his c an gresaion. With this characer titert, Discourses correspond.— They are impressive, serious, pious, ar.cl liberal." _ Annual Review. Lately published, by the A 1.0.07, price vs. 6d. A TRANSLATION of MAS2ILLW•7'%VI.ITATION CHARORS On the Do.cy of the CLERGY. See the British Critic, Anti-Jacobin, h'electic Revi .w, Orthodox Churchman, Gentleman's N Tagaztot, Mirror, fte. 1•i the I're-its. A Second Volume of be x NtON s, by Thsephilus St. Jobs. This day was published, . . In Two Volumes, Crown Octavo, price 15s. In boards, FABLES and SATIRES, with a Preface on the ESOPIAN FABLE By Sir BROOKE BOOTHBY, Bart. Edinburgh Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh; and Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, No. 10, Lug. reet, London.