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SATURDAY, NOVEMB PICTUALLING-OPFICS, Plevaittles $, - FHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Og MONDAY NEXT, NOVEM/lER 9. 1807, their Makatea ti•rrarits wM ad the new Comedy of HIS AMYNSTrs NAP?' di berdry jive Mike, That on Friday the 13th infant, they will be ready,to receive Tenders Itt weltiog (feared up) and treat for Two Hundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR; to be anfererable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered in the oriiiissal gauges, at the rate of from Forty to Fifty 'long per Week e hto the VlC:Walling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Nils payable with intereft nirety days after date.—The Condidima of the Canna may be fan at the Secretary's Office. No regard will iv bed to soy tender in which the price poll sat be ise. forted is ~dr at kegti, et thejlefl met Se Moored teas Boardiefeee itie @Wad so the ,did Friday, the 13th team!, me in* et ?Wier el* wake the taderor leas terfele en hie behalf, attends le eallter whim eddied Or. WANTED to Petehafe, a Perpetual Advortnn. watehlrom 4001. to 11001. per Annum, with profpras of Ter) early poffeilim.—Particulars addreffed (poft paid) to H. Y. No. 24, Ealk-Brat, Red Lion-fquam, will meet with due at tentioa. Language. By Sharon Turner, F A S. In two volumes On. prise 313• in boards, the ad edition corrected and enlarged, with an• troduaion on the Kittery of Britain before the arrival of the Re. mann TIME'S A TELL TALE. The Chateaus by Maks. Raymond, Milton, Mathews, Dow too, Palmer, Rolfell. D: Camp. Mifs Mellon, Mrs...H. M apes, Mrs. Sparks, Mils Duneao.—The Prologue to Joe [pokes by Mr. Eyre, and the Epilogue bf Mr. Ellifton. 'to which willhe added (for the flrft time this Won) the Grand Romantic Meto-Drame. called THE WOOD DEMON. •Ibls dawas 1 , 11n.0.1 pu-, 34. THE RADICA L CAUSE of the PRESENT DISTRESSES of the WES r INDIA PLANTERS pointed out ; and the inefficiency of the Meaferes which have been hitherto .propofed for relieving them, demonitrated; with Rcniarks on the Publications of Sir William Young, Ban , Charles Bofanquet, Efq. and jofeph Lowe, Ely. relative to the Value of the Welt India Trade. i 6 A IIitSTORY of t ItILAND, from the earlieft accounts to the accomplifhment of the Union with Great Britain in s Bot • By the Rev. James Gordon, Re or of Killegny in the Diocefe of Fern* and of Oannaway in the Diocefe of Cork, in 2 vok Bvo. price al aa in boards. 17 A POLITICAL INDEX to the HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, or a complete Regifter of the Hereditary Honours, Public Offices andPerfons In Office, from the earlleft perioN to the prefent time. By Robert Elation, LL D. in 3 volumes tiro price t Is 6d in boards ; the 3d edition corrected and mach enlargwL 18 TIN/DONT! on the Errecrs ofthe BRITISH G /SENT on the STATE of INDIA : accompanied with Hints concerning the means of conveying Civil and Religious Inftruetion to the Natives of that Country. By the Rev. William Tennant, LL O late Chap labs to his Majefty's Troops, in Bengal, in Nile volume tiro price 7s in hoards. _ _ This Evening-41e Ncw Comedy; with the Farce of Matti. toot!s—Cisra, by Mrs. Jordan. By WILLIAM SPENCE, F.I. S. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Lately putChed, by the fame Author, BRITAIN INIMPENDINT Of Coatstaaca,odtavo,price 34. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER s, iBo7, wUI be stied Shaksfpeeres Tragedy of CORIOLANUS ; Or, THE ROMAN MATRON. totfisris—Caius Marcius Coriolanns, Mr. /terrible ; Coontnins, Mr. Creftwell ; Menenrus, Mr. Munden ; Volumnia, Mrs. Sid dbns; Virgins, Mifs Norton. Aufidius, Mr. Pope; Volcano, Mr. Claranent. MESS OWENSOU's NEW WORK. Tbis day was pubillhed, elegantly printed, i n Two Volumes, price 9s. in boards, PATRIOTIC SKETCHES of IRELAND, writ ten in Con st.suc wr. By Mfrs OWENSON. Pubßilked by Ricuean Putr.ues, No. 6. Bridge Itreet, Black friars ; and to be had of all Booltkllers. Orations may be bad, juft publiftwd, by the rune Autlaorers. s. The NOVICII of Sr. 00111HICIC,4 vols. &Ss. 2. WILD IRISH Gil t, 3 vols. 13s: 6d. 3. The LAY of an lasso HARP, boards, 7s, • 19 LETTERS from ENOLAND by Don Manuel LaVIM Efpri elia. Tranilated from the Spaniel; in three volutnts tamo price 114 in boards. ORDNANCI OFFICE. °Raw. n, t 8437. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His ORDNANCE do heredyziot Nttia, That Propofals will be received at their °lice in PaU Mall. ear or before Monday the 16th of November next, from furl Parini' as may b4l solitne to undertake the fupply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, cop/Kling of various deferiptions of Tools, for the ferrite of this Department, for a period of three years, agreeable to Patterns, which may be via-wed at the Principal Storekeeper's' 01See in the Tower. so A View of the Prefent STAT r of POLA ND. By Georp Bur nett, late of Baliul College, Oxford ; in oar volume 121110 O{CL in boards. To . which will be added the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; r, THB GOLDEN EGG. This Prerting*King Henry the Eighth with Fortunes Frolic. SPECIMITIS of Esoits* Pa osr WRITIRS. from the tar► lieft times to the chile of the tyth C. 'inky. with &etches Biogra. phkal and Literary.lncluding an account of Books ■s well as their Authors; with Decal:tonal CAricißn. &c. By George Burnett. late of Baliol College, Oxford; in 3 volumes, crown Bvo. price al 7B in boards. NEW THEATRE, NORTHANI s PTON. THIS depot little Theatre to he Let (to a re fpedtable Manger of a Provincial Theatre) for the prefent 3eafon,or on a Leak for a thort term of yeart inquire o/ 11Mti Abbey, Solicitor, Northampton. THE COW PDX. This day was publilhed. illuitrated with accurately coloured En gravings of the Difeafe in its various Forms, price 4s. 6d. boards, APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU LATION, and of the Mode of conduding it ; with a corn parifun of the SMALL PDX and COW PDX INOCULA TIONS, intended for HEADS of FAMILIES, and CLERGY MEN, as well as THE FACULTY. 23 Artioatssis of Sir Pm fur Slimly., with Rtmark‘by Mih Porter, Author of " Thaddeus of Warfaw." In two volumes tun°. price sos 6d in boards, embellithed with two beautiful En gravings. by Freeman, from Drawings by R K. Porter, Efq. 23 The REIGN M confide-red chidly with Reference to Religion,Lawt, Literature, and Manners, by Henry Card, A. M. of Pembroke College, Oxford. In one volume Ivo. price fo in boards. Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Contrail, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforcfaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propofals arc to be delivered, fettled up and indorfed " Propefais for the Supply of Tools;" but no Propofal can be admitted after the Paid 16th of November, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, bail attend. By order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M D Phyfician to the SMALL Pox and INOCULATInN HO•PITALI. And Author of the Treatife on Moak! Poifens, fee. &e. Printed for RICMAIID Ninon, No 6, bridge-fireet, Black friars, and to be had df all Bookie Hen and Dealers In Books throughout Great Britain and Ireland Of whom may be had, a TR tATIae on VACCI MI INOCULATION, and its VA chants, by Robert Willan, M.D. F S.A. Ece. &c. prior is& hi boards. THE LONDON COMMISSION SALE COMPANY. AN Eftablifltntent under the above title it juft in aitoted, the defign of which is to allft trade by making advances on produce and manufadtured Gtods, and felling them to advantage, *kik the Ctonmill.m will yield to the Subfcribers en ample profit for the ufe of their Capital. The fum to be railed la One Million in (hares of Sol each, and a depofit of 11. per Stare is required at the time of fubfcribing to afeertatn the right to vote at the &It meeting of the Proprietors. fke figure calls are to be in the dikretion of the Diredors, and in no greater Ihm than tot. per Cent. at one time upon a Notice of 3o days. Sublerlytions arc taken and receipts granted at the bode of Ileffrs. Kettfingtons, St fan, and Adams, Bankers; No. -ao, Lom bar.l ftreet. A Profpeditt, may be had, at the Bar of Ciarrawafs, and molt of the Coffee Honks; and of Metres Palmer, Tomlinfon's, and Thornton, Solicitors, Copthaff-Court, Throsmorton-ftreet, Lon• den.—London, Odober 29. 184. ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS, With more Money diltributed In Prises than in former Lotteries, in proportion to the Number of Tickets I ITTLE SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY, .1- 4 Begins Drawing THIS MONTH, Novataber s9t.h, and Wks the zoth. SCHEME. x Prize of £ 20,000 is 4 10,000 1 10,000 moo° S 1,000 ..... 5,00111 S NOM 300 - 1,400 10 - 100 - 1,000 SO ..... so •-" MOO 1400 Mob 1S - 11,500 .......... ....---•••• 6,000 Tickets. 4 63,030 PRESENT PRICE Or Tickets and Shares in the Supplementary Lottery: Ticket - £lt. too Itif - Lio 18 o Eighth . L 2 s 6 0 tauter 5 so 0 I Sixteenth t 8 6 TICKSTS and SAAR its are on Sale by J. WARNER, No. 16, 1 • CORNHILL, $o recommends an immediate porcbafe, in eotificinence of the rertlimited Q2auttty of Supplementary Tickets and Shares re ' graining on hand. .Orden tom the Country, accompanied by fitort• dated Bills II London, Bank Notes, or Cads, will be attended to the fame 9 !r.Pie.,t• ..., . .., ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS, • More than Four Thouftnd"of which arc already Sold. ITTLE SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY, begiflt Dritolog THIS MON rH, Nov. 19th, and finifins *!loth. SCHEME. • Prise of L,OOO is Lso,ooo • so zo,ooo 10,000 S .... 1,000 3,000 3 .... 3 00 1,300 SO 1 c 0 1,000 20 .... SO .•• 2,003 2,100 - IS - 11,500 •---....--. dtco Tickets. £63,0c0 PRESENT PRICE Of TlelteTS and SNARES in the Supplementary Lottery. Ticket - £2l to o Ralf • ,Cto 18 o I Eighth Ls 16 o (Loaner s to o Sixteenth a 8 6 Tie* tr.,' and SNARES are on Sale by Sir JAMES BR ANSCOM B and CO. No. 11. HOLIOR N, 37, Colt Nal LL I and 38, HA iSt ..‘ a ELT, %pith* it their duty to recmnmend thdr Friends and the Public Mt t 4 delay pureha fi ng, as the Unfold Tickets. and Shares on band iecontderably Ids than zawao, to (apply London. and the other tides and Towns in Englind, sentland, and Ireland. az SPENDIMAWS STOMACH PILLS. MEDICINE h E of regular perhaps ne of m e Prefeription, and and eellisau; Over be taken at this feafon of the year, and at all times for ' Wind in the Stomach, Nervous Complains, to promote tellietilritatitur, hi defidieney of Bile, and in Obftrudtion of the •In Hurt Borns, Coil:trends, Cholics, Gout, Vomiting., Had Adis. On trial, their intrinfic worth vrili prove heft recommendation—they are particularly recommended the, curie of Sea Platbing, and drinking the Sea and Mine • alto for thole living in Warm Climates. . 0 140srevitsir Thomas sliellitoe, jun. druggift, Tottenham High . Middiefrx, by virtue of an argument from H. and J Bef- Itck;fok Proprietors of the Receipt, by the will of M. Speedi• Pit ',lige fold by Shaw ind Edwards, No 66, Saint Paul's 16 ; and Baton and Co. No. to, Oxford Brea, in taliast Is: 6 6d. los. lid: and onto guinea ; and may be had of ihrrantiplal Venders of Medicines in town and country. PPIC PILLS. , Co prevalent in this greater eafe and fafety by thefb • they ate amigos' in indl- A/vend", flatulence' in the Ukewife in gouty _ in the bead ; is there cc preventing patties and apoplexies fo • or itcip the progrefs of a of fpirits and nervous dif equal, u no water will se regularly taken; by removing the futluft to lie • in the decline of - m; travel lers by fa or land Rook. by B. Perrin, Chernift. (the zn for the Lite Dr. Robert Strad, London; is 9cl. per JAMRS's ANA I. FPI iiVLIOUS DISORDERS, vat?, me reiniott4 with greater r ik lb"' by clef ,oerler Medicine ; tbei his of appetite, htbitual knicts, and eholies tbenqs a old a giddinefs, or theninatic patsy Gy fete list*, thereby priventin the toefequenci thereof; prevelt w wad; are eseelket lutviwis • ; is &steles they have net their e, *Me there pills are regularly 61 7 0 ftra reflore fubjeft wither fee &mkt he wittiest them as wile to receive them its their II ThF i re e prepered and f o ld genu i ne, b ty who etai pie Pared that; *0 • Itel 234 sol44ll4rellitifttb Sil 11 1 ha* Dar is,. ABOUT Eighty Pipes of uncommnnly excellent RED FOR T WINE, now lying at Dover, undtr the King's Lock, Caved from the Mary and Elisabeth, lately loft en the Goodwin Sands, will be Sold by Public Sale for account of the Underwriters, e Dover, on Wednefday, the t ttb November inltant, at Twelve o'Cßick ; and about Forty Pipes of the fame cargo, lying at Deal, will he Sold at Deal on the following Morn ing, the t ath November, at Eleven o'Clock. The Wines may be tatted one day previous to, and on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues bad of Mars Fedor and Mulct, Dover; of Mcffrs Goodwin, Curling, Friend and Co. Deal; and of Mr. James Hall, Audieneer, Margate • THE SCOTS MAGAZ!NH. HE Public are refpeßbilly informed, that a few complete Sets of tht SCO TS M AGAZINE at various prices and in different bindings, may now be had of Archibald C.anftabie and Co. Edinburgh, and John Murray, Fleet-ftreet, London. The Silts Magazine was begun in January 1739, a few yearn after the Gentleman's Magazine, and was the left Monthly Mil , cellaneous Publication which appeared in North Britain. It has flood the teft of public opinion for nearly 7o years; and the Pub littlers are proud to lay, that the extent of its prefent eireulition lis greater than that of any former period. Betides the valuable Irtelginal Papers contained in the work, the numerous articles of Seoul& Biography—the information relating to the Antiquities and Manners of the Country—accurate details of DonseiticTran fadtions and proceedings of Paeliament, this Scots Magazine con tains a regifter of every occurrence wbieh affeded the fate of King dome and States, or which was of fulficient enntequence to inter & public euriofity. Among the contributors to this work is ranked in one department or other, ahnoft. every name of literary note. which has brightened North Bri•ain for the IA half century—and there certainly exiiisno.publiestion, where the progrefs of Scot land, in Learning, in Art', Manufaeitures, and Commerce, is to faithfully and fully recorded. The demand fdr complete lets haying lately much Inereafed, the pretest Publiihers have, at a "try . great expenee, iu purchafing Ito ' lames and numbers, as well as by reprinting thole which had be come rare, been aide to peered z few copies, which they now cake for Me to the public on moderate terms. Alfo odd Numbers and trafiamea, . . This day was publilbed, ip two vole. Sva with as folding plates, price 11.41. boards, AN ELEMENTARY TREATISE nn NATU irtA L PHILOSOPHY. Trandated Mint the Renck of M.R. J. Hauy, with Nona, critical, illultrative, and hiltoricaL • By t)LINTHUS GREGORY, A M. Of the Royal Military Academy, Wsolwich. TESTIMONIES IN f OF TER ORIGINAL WORK. " We have not yet teen a trestife on Natural Philnfophy which approached fro nearly to a feftertnitib firm, nor one completed with fo much care, comprehending a feels variety of details. findlied with more philofophic accuraci."—Ce tr. Rev. Series 3, Vol. i, App. " Sonwtimcs the author engages our attention by blending per tinent refiedtions. fomttimes be creates intereit by applying stared principles to the expofftihn of familiar appearances, and at other times be enlivens his difulrk by octal enal hgrehons and here hißoriest notices. In the con itrudlion of there narratives he hews the utmoft candour in alligning dtftoveries to their proper authors, and every where evinces a difpofition rather so bellow prate than ,to attach blame. In fplte of the national jealcrufies which havebecn fo meanly excited, he renders jultice to the merits of the Englith philofophers, and uniformly treats oar illuftrious eempatribt, Sir Ifaac Newton, with a fort of idolatry."—.MonruLy Renew, Vol. 53, App. Printed for G. Keetfley, Fleet Meet, Leaden : where may the wife be had Mr. Gregory's l'reatife on Mummy, boards, is* ; his Treadle on Mechanics, in two tai tae vole beildes a volume containing 35 quarto plates, ad edition, price tl. tbs. in boards ; arid his Leone Aftrunomical and Philofophical, a popular (eked book, 3.1 edition, price 4L boaids. LITERATURE, The Poll-wing WORKS were lately pohlifbed by LONGMAN, HURST, KBEs, and ORMR, Patera°Res row: I.T_TOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and larszma Decoaarlow, executed from Defigns, confifting of Per• Ipedlire and Geometrical Views of Apartmeots, with their Chairs, Tables, Sophas, Candelabra; Chapdeliers, Tripods, &e. &c. By Thomas Hope, Efq. On royal folio, price it ss in extra boards, or with proof irnpreflions on Atlas paper, price t I. los. I. A S of INGRAVINGS, to illUftrats DANTE, engraved by Piroli of Rome, from Compolitions, in the poffeffion of l'hns. lope, Efq. By John Flaxnian, IL A. Sculptor to the King. In folio, price 41 as. in extra boards. This Work ccmfifts of ela Plate s,illo ftrat I4e of the Inferno Purgatorio, and Paradil. of Dante, with deferiptions in Italian, and the parallel paffages from Mr. Boyd's eradiation. 3. Musutas of the Lire of COLONEL HUTCHINSON, Go. venni,. of Nottingham Cattle and Town, Repref:ntative of the County of Nottin:thatn.in the Long Parliament, and of the Town of Nottingham in toe Firlt Parliament of Charles 11, Ike.— With original Anecdotes of many of the molt diftinguilbed of his Cotemporaries. and a summary Review of Public Aff sirs: written by his Widow Lucy, Daughter of Sir All m Apflcy, Lieutenant of the Tower, tee. Front ancient and a: iginal MSS. By the Rev Julius Hutchinfoo. To which is prefixed the I.lfe of Mrs Hutchin fun, written by Herlelf, a Fragment in Q2arto, emhelifthed with Two elegantly engraved Portraits, and a View of Nottingham Cattle, price it us 6d; and in Royal %auto, with Firft Irnpref., bons of the Plates, price al is. 6d in errs Bonds 4 The ANTIQUITIES t,f MAGNA DRXCIA. ded'cated by per. miffion lo the Earl of Moira, by W. Wilkins, Jun. M. A. F. A S. fellow of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. In one large Volume Itnvrial Folio, illuftrated by 85 Engravings, executed by eminent Artifts. Price yen Guineas S. Sir di fOliN FROIISART ' S CHRONICLES of En g land, F rance , Spain, an the adjoining Countries, from the latter part of the Reign of Edward 11. to the Coronation of Henry IV. Newly tranfisted from the French editions, with variations and additions from many celebrated M$S By Thomas Johns., hfi M. P. To which is prefixed a Life of the Author, ece Ifluftrated with 59 Plates,in t x volt Bvo, price I. 4 4. in hoards. 6. Mammas of JOHN Lord de I°lo - silk, Grand Senefchal of Otampagne, written by hinikft ; cogitate %g a Hiltory of put of the Life of Louis IX King of Fiance, furnamed St. Louis, ing ;a2 account of that King's expedition to Ngypt in the yeartz4B. Tradlated by Thomas Jobnes, 1•111. M P. Handfomcly printed ins vols./NJ, and Illaftrated with Engravings, price 41. ss. boards. 7. The T s of SIR rRANeew dc la Brocquere. Counfellor and Firlt Efquire Carver to Philipe le Bon, Duke of Burgundy, to Paleiline; and his return from jerufalem overland to Fraoce, during the years 1 431 and 14 t 3, from a MS. in the National Li brary at Paris. Tranfleed by Thome.' pitmen Efq. M. P. In voL Svo, illaftrated with a Map of 'fanny, price r as. in boards. S. The Cuuoterctas of HOLISISM en, comprifing the Defenp tion and Hiflory of England, Scotland, and Ireland, ;Solely printed In royal 4to. 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YORKSHIRE.—FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR, with IMPROFRIATE TYrHES. THE MANOR and ROYALTY of HEMING BROUGH, together with the lmp►opriate Re&sry thereto helonging,comprifing the Great and Small Tythes of the townfkips of Hemingbrough, Cliff-cum Lund, Barlby, Ofgodby, South Duf field, Bowthorpe and Minthorpe, extending over upwards of 7703 Acres of Arable Meadow and Warp Laod. Together with a va luable Freehold Menage, granaries, farm buildings, and land, in Heiningbrough, containing four Acres, and a compaet Freehold Farm in the toventhip of Bariby. called Turnhead Farm, with gnanariet and commodious farm buildings, hiking bode and land ing, and upwards of na awes of rich Arable, Meadow, Pafture and Warp Land, in high enltivatkin--,the whole let on leak which will expire on the 6th of April, iBoB, at the nett rent of aixl. per Annum. The Townlhips over which the Tythes extend are chiefly in an open Field Rate, capable of the greaten improvement by inclofing, and arc moderately alliffed to the land-tax and parochial rates. This nate is fituatc %ion the river Oufe, pofftffing the advan tage of water carriage to the heft markets in the weltern part of Yorkihire, in a very fertile part of the county, about three miles from Selby ; five from Howden ; 55 from York ; and as from Hull. May be viewed by applying to Mr Moyfer, of Hunting ton, near York: and defcriptive particulars may be bad at the Hotel, Leeds; the Neptune, Hull; the (bieen's Head, Newcaftic upon Tyne; the Bridgewater Aran, hLsochefter ; at °areaway's, Coffee Houfe ; and of Mr Claridge, No 47. Pall mall, London, who is authorifed to difpofe of the fame, and where a plan of the pangs may be fern. 41 ri be ecd bat cal a Mi. ,