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I ...: '• I, 1- 1 I - .el - __ --.- - • ,„, ~ ..,. •, . • -.:... . A 7., __.....- ... .. • . - --.- • -..-. 1....% ,II 4 .. * • . '' Alli • I 4 . _ e' r • 1 A ~.►- ~......4 4b.L ' w ‘ ;. 7'", - ...'" :, • aft' ~,,,,..,. k ~...: , Aa - --;,‘............. lA/ . . T.." 4 414.... V. k: -- ---- ' --- ,[ I C . Ilk Pr ..._ . ._ . -: I . ( . :' • - . NuMBER 69171 [PRICE SI X-PENCE. SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1809 THEA" RE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET, THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY IS, 1809, will be acted the Comedy of THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir Johp Falstaff, Mr. COOKE; JAStiCC Shallow, Mr. SIMMONS; Slend6, Mr. LISTON; Ford, Mr. POPE; Page, Mr. MURRAY; D r . Cailsls, Mr. FARLEY ; Hugh Evins, Mr. BLANCHARD . Mrs. Ford, Mrs. GIBBS ; Page, Mrs. DII3DIN ; Ann Page, Miss DE CAMP; Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. DAVENPORT. To which will peadd td the Musical Entertainment of THE QUAKER. Steady, Mr. BELLAMY ; Lubin, Mr. TAYLOR ; Gillian, Miss BOLTON ; Floretta, Mrs. LTS"I'ON. SHEEP. • This day was published, in Quarto, puce ILL la. 6d. Illustrated with a ♦ariefy of Piers, ikSYSTEM of SHEEP-GRAZING . and NAGEMENT, as practised in ROMNE' MARSH. By DANIEL PRICE, Esq. of Appl;:d . )r 2. Kent. London : Printed for RicnARD PuiLlars, Bridge-street ; and to be had all Booksellers. TO BUILDERS. NIIITS.--MOUSE OF CORRECTION. "7 - TO MITSIC AND DRAWING MASTERS. VTANTED in the County of Sussex, an ASSIST . $' ANT to a MUSIC and DANCING MASTER : he will be required to teach In the absence of his Employer, also to play. well nn the Pianoforte From twenty to thirty years of age would be preferred.—Enquire at Messrs. Goulding and Co. Music -1'24, New Bond-street; or . by letter, post paid, to R. S. N. glrs. Brown's, I'rinter, Clare, Lewes, %met. NEW MUSIC—HAYDN, &c. Speedily will be published, by GEORG* Tholes**, Edinburgh; and T. Plirs rox, No. 97, Strand, London, Vol. I. of ELECT WELSH AIRS, collected by George kJ 1 hcouson, aid adapted for the Voice, with characteristic Ergtsh Verso, purposely written by Mrs. Opie, Mrs. Hunter, hits. Grart, Miss Joanna Willie, Walter Scott, Esq. M.G. Lewis, Esq. R. Llwyd, the Bard of Snowden, and other distinguished Poets. And Symphonies and Accompaniments to each An, com posed chiefly by HAYDN, who has also set many of the Airs for two v o ices.—l . he welsh Airs, thus united with interesting Songs, and enriched by the most masterly Accompaniments, will, it is prove equally acceptable to the Singer,- the Irstrumental I , ,rnicr, and every person of taste. The first Volume will he emh:lh•hed by a View of Llangollen Vale, engraved by Scott, frl by D. Thomson. Price of the Volume, for the Piano Forte, or Pedal Harp, One Guinea. The Violin and Violoncello Parts, when wanted, will be sold separately. I 2tvly published, by George 1 homson and T. 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Lanotage, but no uithorm edition !lA, hitherto ; have 'wig been out of Print, a;:1 hay.! been . .nattitin7bie,except in connection with large and (• ), pensive NVorks. P.v a...:•• . in g Cie be.t style of modern rypogripliy, maitorly e•.(1 un rior Engravings, with such interesting Compo •-• of oir—t 'elegant Books of its :site and Price is now pre•e.:..l ;11,-, Lovers of LiterAture,wliwli has ap?ear....d for I et! C !I n llttiriars, No. 6, Brid3c-street, 81ack ,.:,1 to ),..112.r.1 of all twkl, by the same Author, Hatter.t . r llow : ; Jr, ( . .I:u}'.;lgi, price 11. lit. tid. in t• A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK. TI::.; clay v. as publidautl, price 9d. or Thirteen to the ilozen, with the full allowance to Schools, THE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN, contrt on Thinps necessary to be kuown, and to the capacity and curiosity e: Children between four atid Teo Year; of Age. Ily the Rev. DAVID B!„aIR, A.M. Author of the Class Book; the Reading Exercises, or Intro duction to the Class Book ; of tne Grammar of Philosophy, &c. raresit and Tutor will be instantly struck with the use '3 and importance of this new Catechism, which begins with el.:Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week, proceeds by easy steps to the definition and explanation of all !line.. of familiar and common olojects. It bears in fact, as to t.•.• business of life, and the first principles of general knowledge, ...tll the same rehtion as the Church Cattchis:n, aid the easy atecirisms of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and t ~.~ r'. for P. v.: It A R PitiLLIPS ; No. 6, BridgP-street, London ; • . i zo ha had, with the other much approv• d Wuzka of the setae of Ilkooks‘hult to Town awl Chuutic. IJostices of the Peace at the General Quarter - 1 - Sessions held at New Sarum, in and for the County of Wilts, en Tuesday the 11th day of this instant April, baying approved of a Plan for Building a new House of Correction at Direizes, the said County, Notice is hereby given, That the said Plan, and tbe Elentjons, &snow, and Specifications thereof, are left at die oilfee . a. the tierk of the Peace, at Wilton, near Salisbury, Wilts, for the inspection of any person or persons inclined to undertake the work. Persons inclined to contract for the building and carrying the plan into execution (except what relates to the Carpenters and Joiners' works), are desired to send in their Proposals to the Clerk of the Peace on or before the 31st day of May neat (sealed up), without signatures, but with mottoes or other devieea,,ae e.nepanied with scaled letters (marked on the outside with cor rtsponding mottoes or other devices) containing the names and addresses of the parsons sending the same. '1 he Proposals will be taken into consideration on Friday, the gsl day of June next, at the pear Inn, Devizes, at eleven o'elork in the forcnuun, where the parties who send in such Proposals are requested to attend. JOHN SW Wilton, April'l7, 1309. Deputy Clerk of the Pt ace, RIFLES.-TO BE SOLD, A BOUT ONE HUNDRED RIFLES, of modt-rn -C 1 - construction, with the ACCOUTREMENTS, w!tich be longed to the late STOCKTON FOREST The whole are in excellent repair, and worthy the attention ,of Officers commanding Regiments of Local Militia, or such as may wish to attach Riflemen to their Corps. Fiather particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wood, Cutler, Spurriergate, York. CL`S I'OM HOUSE, CHICHESTER. TO BE SOLD BY .kUCTION, At the Custom House ' Chichester, on Wednesday the I . 7th day o C May, I BOtt, at Noon, HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been T seized and legally condemned, viz.—For private use otily, 147 Gallons Brandy-8 Ditto RUM-3 Ditto Geneva. 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CA NDLES mantitictured by Steam, and with WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages over those made in the coin•nun way. '1'11,: tallow being melted with avant is greatly improved in its quality and colour, and the wicks, by being coated with war, emit a brighter . ]lame, and ;ere inure durable than others. • . Manutecturi d ut ly by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold for the cony& P,iii:•ites, in Loxes of One, 'lhree, Six., and •1 welve Drizt :1 Poinids, at No. 182, Fleet-street, London, and J. Baxtries, Edinburgh. _ As this Compao) only deliver goods for ready money, Country CorreToudet:ts are ietpwsted to sand references fur payment in London with their ot 1.r11)14.ti. QUPERFLUOLTS HAIRS are one of the greatest kJ drawbacks faun the b..auty :lid loveliness of the Female Face, Arms, fie. TRENT'S DEPILATORY immediately removes then, and leaves :h e sk:n ,cft,:r and fairer than it was before the api.): cot It is used in ti.e iirst circles of Fashion and Rank, and now stands tineetialieil in all :he World. It is sold hole,alt and 'Kt:tail, by B. Perrin, Southamptor street, ; a ::d P.:tail, by 13.1()!I and Co. t 50 , Ox ford.orrut ; !'horn and Co. 45, ditzo; Harding and Co. $9, Pall M.. 11; 6 1 , Cht•x;:-..de ; Golding, 42, Cornhill; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Mrs. V'r'clr, P. 711 Exchange; Miss Randal, Royal Lacf.at re ; Ilinprood, .202, Ilishopgate-strect, near the Church, a:.d. ;.11 Perfino, and Medicine Venders in Lon don. 'i ^ r...rst.iis in the C'c , irtry, encl..siil:; payment and poi :Aye, •r 4 ;sir. xs .C.)...ve, he will irainedtately forward it Pnc SF. 1 E.6N LI ERA IURE. rATALOGIJIT. s LURES Francois, &e. &c. qui Ise trouvcnt cbea T. °soy, 4, im . o.Kl-streot, I•rts de la Bourse Royale. WhPre may I.' CA:4, i.t dtcruction de Empire du Perou, sr M. 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The Portraits elegantly and accurate) , drawn, in an uniform manner, from Life Str Irons the most approved Original Pictures; and the Engraving perfect fac-sintiles of the Drawings. A few of each Portrait will be taken off for separate sale, price s.; or, Proof Impressions 7. ed. No Payment will be required in advance, Dor will any aid e s b e considered bldinl Isepood the pleasure at . the Puedaser. LOST, A BANK POST BILL, VALUE €74.t.', J. issued by Order of a Committee of Directors of the Globe Insurance Fire. Company, in favour or William Leworthy, sent to their Representative, Mr. C. H. Marshall; in Bath, in the month of January,lBoB, as appears by the following Lever to the said Wbiam Leworthy, from the Secretary of the above company : " Globe Insurance, London, January 22, 11011. " Sir—A Committee of Directors of this Office having taken into their consideration your claim on this Company, amounting to £745. in consequence of the Fire in your Presides on the Sth DeceMber last, have •agreed to allow the •sanie at the full sum stated in your Affidavit • but at the same. time that they issued • orders for the payment of this amount, they directed that it might be bbserved to yous that notwithstanding the statement of your claim exhibits • many items, and those to a consisierahle amount, which cannot on any account be considered as .forming a legiti mate part of your Stock, in Trade, the only description of Pro.- perty insured by your Policy, yet, on the presu m ption that a deL mend might have occasionally arisen for the articles alluded to, and that you would in that case have disposed pf them in their rt• gulas course of business, they have (giving this latitude of co struction more particular ly te with a view to admit you to a partici pation of the benefits of that liberal line of conduct which has dis tinguished the proceedings of this Company in every claim that has been made upon them,) allowed pots the full amount of your statement ofdoss, without reserve or ekeeption of any kind. , It may be superfluous for me to add, that I have no doubt auch striking iustance of liberality on the part of this Company will be duly appreciated and acknowlAged on your part. On applies- • lion to Mr. C. H. Marshall, the Company's Representative at • Bath, you may receive A Bank Post Bill, in your favour, villa* £745, on giving hint a proper discharge for the same. " I ant, Sir, yorr most obedient servant, " J. H. W'ti.xinson, Sec. " Mr. William Leworthy, Broker, &c. Walcot-street, Bath." This is therefore to give Notice, not only to the Directors of the Bank of E;lgtand, but also to the Directors of the Globe It.. surance Fire Company, and their Representatives, and all other Persons in the United Kingdom, that t! , e said Batik Post Bill wits no: delivered to him on his making a;.plication for it ; and should the name of William Leworthy appear indorsed on the said Bank Post Bill, it is a Forgery ; Whosoever, therefore, at the Bank of England, or elsesvberq will stop the said Bill for the said Leworthy, and will forward the same to John flawksey Ackerley, Esq. Barrister at Law, Bath, and secure the person offering it in payment, will do . '- an act of the greatest beneficence to the said William Lewortby, who is now, with his blind wife, and four young children, the eldest little more than eleven years old, in the greatest state of in digence, being pressed on all sides by his lesser creditors, to all • of whom he does not owe ..e3o, but whose demands he is une'ale io satisfy by reason of the loss of the said Bank Post Bill, as also to carry on his basinss- and pay his greater Creditors, who, com miserating his unhappy situation, benevolently watt in patience the obtaining of the said Bank 2ost Bill. FOR THE PUBLIC ATTENTION. Shortly.v.ill be published, For the Benefit- cf William Leworthr, his blind Wife, and four young Children, the eldest little more than eleven years eld, objects of public comm•seration, the whole of his Property having been destroyed by Fire on the Bth of December, 1807, THE CASE OF WILLIAM LEWORTHY, of the City of Bath, Cabinet•itilker and Upholsterer, and the GLOBE INSURANCE FIRE COMPANY. With Observations, amass -Oomof the Letter written to Lewortky by the Secretary to tse above Company, under the Direction of a Committee of Directors of the Glube Insurance, LonJoa, dated the 2.:d January, 18Q8, and Comments tht rt.npon. Ey JOHN HAW ICSEY ACKERLEY, F, -;f1. Batrister at Law, Bath. This day was published, a new Edition, in Two elegant Vols. Foolscap svu. priet 1 ys. in boards , - - - MILITAitY MENTOR, bein g a SERIES 1 - of LETTERS recently writs-o hy a GENER.I.L ort , ttEß -o his SON nu his entering the Army. Comprising a Course of legant Instruction, calculated to unite the Characters and Ac eomplisknents of the GENTLEMAN and the SOLDIER. l'he established character of ti is Work, its general reception in the Army, and its adoption in all Military Schools, are the highest eulogiums which can be conferred upon it. Private encomiums, addressed to the Editor, might he quoted out of number, but he Is satisfied with the utility wltiidi he ht•lieves has.attended hi. Well meant endeavours, and is sufficiently compensated by the sale of miry thousand copies of :xis ' work in a very short period. lie hops the principles contaitied. in it will be immortal, and on their account be is solicitous that his book should last, gni be read aM studied, as long as the language in which it is written. Printed fur Mcßae') Paitttes, Bridge-street, London; aval to be had of all Book sell,!rs and Duelers in Books in Great Sri tail. Ireland, and the Csionies. ;' ' , ! • i 4i. f . I • 11 ! , • ASTRONOMY. This darwaspahlished, la two depot vols. price 15s. in boards, THE SYSTEM of the WORLD, according to Sir hue Newton and subset:picot Mathematicians. • By P. S. I.APLACE, Member of the Nano :Jai Institute., Translated into English by J. POND, V. R. S. Printed for RICHASD PHILLIPS, Loudon, and to be hal of all Booksellers. 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