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p. . •. : • , • I . e • - 4 4 4 : ~ , 1 ‘: ;0; - 1 : . . ,:- ' - .. . , „( 4 , .)'? ... 4 . . 7f. I 1 1 : Ir • _ • • . • • g . -r ' . . . . ' ‘.. . . -- . 1 7 i . :‘ l , ll eili l i " •• / .. L ' I I* ' ...... ._ 1 , 44-441/4. ‹.. . . N., ...... Vir 1 T =. -: . t 1 4 ' s. ‘4,:z8,71 Aft I_ 7 l ; . NUMBER 5856 FRIDAY, OCTOBER SO, -1807. ER .CE SIX-P 1 OFFICE OF ORDNAIVCI,SetteIIb.7 z 8,1837. THE PRI' CIPAL !;FFICERS of His ilajclly's THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. This day Was PetiHiked, price Ss. Part I. VoL 1. of jTRANSACTIORS of the ENTOMOLO GICAL SOCIETY of LONDON, embellilhed with four Plates of newly dikovered Bdtlm Infedts • engraved by, and cm-- redly coloured after Nature, under the infpedlion of J. P. NEALE . Sold by J. White and J. Murray, Fleet-ftrect , H. D. Symonds, Patertsiter-row, and W. Savage, Bedford Bury. ORDNANCE d 9 Lenity aiw N9tice, TO MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 31. will be prefented the New Comedy, in five Ads, called TIME'S A TELL TALE. The Charadets by Mcffrs. Raymond, Elllfton, Mathews, Dow. ton, Palmer, Ruffen, De Camp. Mifs Mellon, Mrs. H. Sid. dons, Mrs. Sparks, Mils Duncan.—The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. Eyre, and the Epilogue by Mr. Ellifton. To which will be added the Muilcal Entertainment of ROSINA. Yr. Belville, Mr. johnflone ; Captain Belville, Mr. Dignum ; William, by Mrs. Da Ponte, being ker firft appearance in that charatier; Rofina, by the Young Lady who performed Ro fetta, in the Comic Opera of Love in a Village ; Dorcas, Mrs. Sparks; and Phimbe, Mrs. Bla'id. The New Comedy of Time's a Tell• Tale, performed for the ad time on Wednefday night, was again received throughout with the higheft marks of approbation and unbounded applaufe, by a brilliant and overflowing audience ; and, on account or the great demand for places, will be repeated for the 4th, sth, and 6th times, on Monday, Tuefday, and Thurfday next. ASTLEY's OLYMPICrPAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. (Eftablifhed by Authority of the Load Chamberlain). THE popular ENTERT AINMENTS will be given THIS an/ TO-MORROW EVENING, in the fol lowing order Various Exercifes on the Tight Rope, AEA ed by the Comic Performances of the two Clowns—ad, The fa vourite Minuet by Two Hodes, &c.-3d, A Grand .ipeelacie, in two ads, with its dependant Scenery, Machinery, &c called the P31.10H TY RAN f-4th, An Ariette, called News from Deu Mark, with a Panorama View of Copenhagen, &c —sth, Singular Equeftrian Fxercifcs. Drunken Peafant, &c -45th, A new Comic Pantomime called HARLEQUIN and the T Rita SISTERS, or the WILL Of FAT E . •* • Particular, In the Bills of the Day. ' - Doors to be opened at Sit, and begin at Seven preCifellui4et coo/ price at Nine o'clock. P laces for the Boxes to be taken from ten to three. FIRST DRAWN TICKET £4o.cco. On Friday, November 6, it may be Leopco. iT the Fiat-drawn is a Supplementary Ticket, the fortunate Holder ha/a Chance for the ao,oool. in the Supple mentary. J. WARIER. No. 16, Cornhill, recommends an immediate Furchafe, or the Public will certainly he dii ppointed KLT I sad Snails are oa Sale in great variety, warranted undrrwn. PREE.NI* !'RICE. Whole Ticket kat 0 0 Ralf - Lao Ls o Eighth 42 Li 0 Quarter s 8 c Sixteenth a 8 0 Orders from the Country, containing Bank Notes, Poll Office Orders, or then dated Bills, will be treated the fame as it prefcnt. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. £40,c00 FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, IT MAY BE 11" the Firft drawn h a Supplementary Ticket, the Fortunate Holder hag a Chance for the ‘20,000 In the Supphmentary. Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO. Think it their duty to recommend an immediate purchare, as they confider the Tickets now nn band will not be equal to the demand. Tickets and Shares are Selling in great variety, warranted un drawn, at their truly lucky Offices, Holborn, Comhill, and Hay market TO THE LADIES. BAGAZET% ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for removing SUPSRPLUOUS HAIRS front the Face, Neck, Arms, &c and for improving the Complexion. The above has beat fuffichntly celebrated throughout the Pattern nations. from whence it was firit brought Into this country by Lady M—W—M—ue, and has fince that time fuftained a charade!. in England, and on the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever offer ed to the public which unites a mildnefa of operation, not to irri tate even the delicate ikin of an infant, with infallible and perma nent efficacy. The conftant fpurion- attempts to imitate this &pi htory have induced the proprietor to appoint Mrs Knight, No t, Baker's -court, Holborn Bars, his tole vender, by whom it will in future be fold, and at no other houfe in London.—Letters (port 'paid) and Melding the amount, pundit:lily executed. Price 35 61 the bottle. An abatement of is in fit bottles. N. B In Turkey and ['gym it is employed by the men to give uniformity and Shape to their rnultaebios, &e. JUTLER'S RESTORA FIVE TOOTH POW DER, here offered to the ufe of the Pubiic at large, was in the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdale's particular acquaintance, and the Nobility and Gentry. his patients and its virtues juftly appreciat ed ;hat a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing thispreparation. Mr. Butler has come int.) poffegion of the original recipe, and he begs to affure thofe afflidled with decayed or offal • Cyr teeth and gems. that they may rely on its eMeacy and rellor ative (nudity-n. 4 truifm of which any one may be convinced, by a fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth Powda its dett rave property is jvft (efficient to clear away thole akftrudive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, and in the interftices of the teeth, without injuring the furface of dther. hralu,g Intends in the former, and promoting a new ena mel of pearly whitencfs, where it has heen injured or corroded on the latter. It has a pleafact and agreeable odour and is withal fa perfectly innocent, that it may be eaten without ninny. "I Ilefe diftinguillting charaaeriftics of its fanative offal, and fuperiority, have procured it the unbounded approbation of the queen, the Princeffet, the Emprefs of Ruflia, the Ducheffes of York, Bedford, Cordon. Leeds, R utland, and liana of the Englifh aud foreign No inky, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a neeef. her appendage tn tiler, and indeed they do butt common juf net herein, tivee it imparts a firronefq and heantitul rednefs to the gums to the nrcash the moil del, c.lable fweetnefs and. if ufed con ftantly as diretted, will render the teeth fins' and white, and nre "nt the tooth ach from returning to thofe who have been liable to its molt baneful effects. Prepared and fold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler. No. 4, Cheaptide, corner of Paternaller-row. London, and of molt coon try Medicine Venders and Perfumers,in boxes at 2s. 9d. each. Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Teeth. buraulfdee Is. each. That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednefday the 18th of November next, froth filch , Perkins as may be willirg to undertake the fupply of the under mentioned quantities and defcririon of TIMBER and Materials required for fervice of this Department at Woolwich, viz. 460 Loads of hewed Oak Timber from 7o to 8o feet meeting, 80,000 Oak Spokes, chopped, zoo° Loads of Elm Timber hewed, 3000 Elm Stocks chopped and bored :5 xts inches, a9d 40 0 0 ditto 14 X 54 inches, 600 Loads of Alb Timber round, from 3o to 60 'feet meeting, 300 Loads of 4 inch Atli Plank, 23,000 Afh Fates, 4 X 4 inches 400 Alh Axle-tree Beds 4 feet 8 X 7 Inches, 6030 (ti inches) feet, fuperficial of feafoned Elm Board, and 30,000 inch' ditto of ditto. The whole of the articles to be delivered at Woolwich, at the expense of the Contradtor, iu the following proportions, and on or before the periods hereafter fpccitied. viz. March it, 1808. -300 Loads of the Elm Timber, and zoo Loads of the Mb Timber. April 30.—.400 Loads of the Elm Timber, one half of the Elm Stocks, zoo Loads of the Alh Timber, 150 Loads of the Ath Plank, io,ooo Alb Peitz, an - 1 the whole of the Azic-tree Beds. . . . - _ _ ..........-- ......... June 30.—500 Loads of the Oak Timber, 30,c00 Oak Spokes, 3co Loads of the Elm Timber. the remaining half of the Elm Stocks, soo Loads of the Alls Timber, 'so Loads of the Afh Plank, and to,a;o Alk Felliec. . . September 30.—w0 Loads of the Oak Timber, and so,ooo of the Oak Spokes. And on or before December 24 next, the whole of the Elm Board. Propofals may be offered jointly or ftparately for each article; but ito Tender can be received for the Timber and Plank for leis than 3o Loads of each; for the Oak Spokes for lefs than 300 c ; for Elm Stocks for lel% than 400 of either dimenfions ; for Ails Peaks for lefs than zoo'); for Afh Axle-tree Beds for las than too; and for the Elm Board of it inch,for ids than 3000 roper. ficial feet; and for that of I inch, for lefs than 6000 fuper fi cial eet; neither will any Stick of Elm limber be received under 83 feet. Further particulars may be known, upon application to the lapedtor of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich ; alfo at the Secretary's Office, in Pall• Mall aforefald, any day between .the hours of ten aod four o'clock, where the Terms and Conditions of the Contradt may be feen, and when alfo the Propofals are to be delivered, fealed up, and endorfed " Proporals for Englifh Tim ber, &c" But no propofal eln be admitted after the fail 18th of November next, at t a 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 (hall attend. By Ord rof the Board, R. H. CREWE, Secretary. THE OLD ENGLISH ALE BREWERY. Committee Room, Gloucefter Coffee-Houfe, Odtober 20, 1807. RESOLVED, That in confequence of the ad• vanced State of the Subfcription. and of the progrefs in the 4naugetuent for forming of the Eftablithment, it has become proper to calla GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS, hi order to lay before them the Report of the Ading Committee. :•••Refolved, That fuch General Meeting he accordingly holden at the Thatched Houle Tavern. in St. James's ftreet, on WEDNES DAY, the 25th Day of November, at Twelve o'Clock. The hulk of the Subfcription already received is inverted in Ex chequer Bills. The intended Capital is 75,0001. to be railed by 3oco Shares, of 251 each, payable by In ftalmen ts of 51. Books are open for Subfcription, at Meflrs. Birch, Chambers, and Hobbs, Bankers, New Bond-ftreet ; Meffts. Auften, Maunde, and Auften. Bankers, No. zo, Henrietta•ftrect, Covent Garden ; and Mall H. T. Williams and Co. No. ts, Copthall court, near the Bank. Profpeaufes may be had at the above place, ; No. r, Cecil- itreet. Strand ; the Secretary's, No. 3, Hare -court, Temple ; and at the Oloucefter Coffee Houle, Piccadilly. By Order of the Committee, R. TAYLOR, Secretary. MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN. I'HE TRACT on the'excenive INDULGENCE of CHILDREN, Ste. publithed for the arcommodition of Purchafers of the miler Editions of PARKINSON'S Medical Admonitions to Families, &c may he had leparately. prize Is. And a New Edition (the sth) of the Medical Admonitions may he had, price tcs of H. D Symonds, No 20, Paternoftcr-row ; W. J and J. Richardfoo, Cornbill ; J. Johnfon, St Paul's Church- yard ; J. Murray, Fleet-ftreet ; T. Callow, Crown Own, Soho, and E. Cox, Thomas•Rreet, Borough. HENRIK BROUGHTOI4. IT the Relations of Mr. HENRY BROUGi-ITON, who was route time Gnee Overfeer on Tilfton Eftate, belong ing to John Thorp, Big. of Trelawney Parifh, in Jamaica : atni which (aid HENRY BROUGHTCN died on the 22d of June laft on his Paffagc from Jamaica, on board the Apollo, Captain John Hoddell, of Briftol—Will apply to Captain Hoddell, or to W. Hartley, SolicPor, in Briitol, they will be put in Poifeffion of the Effeas left by the Deceafed. The raid Dcceafed was about 42 Years of Age; about s Feet 6 or 7 Inches high ; of a fallow Complexion, and had dark fhort Hair.—Briftol. Otiober, 1807. LAND--NEAR BOGNOR. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WELLER, at the Swan Inn, Chicheiter, on Paturchy the 31R of Odtober, bctween the hours of Four and Six in the Afternoon, SEVERAL very Delirable COPYHOLD ES TATES, comprifcd in Fourteen Lots, fituate at North and South Berftedon the County of Suffix, with immediate poffrffion. Printed particulars may be had of Meters. Wintlanlev and Son, Paternothr-row ; the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Weller, Chi ebefter. By WILLIAM HAZARD, At the Bear Inn, Bridge FMC, Great Yarmouth, On Wednefday, November 4, 1807, at eleven o'clock precifel7, By Virtue of a Writ of Appraifement and Sale, iffued out of the High Court of Admiralty, ''HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. goo Gouda Cheeks 12 Bufkets Pipes loco Edam Cheeks 3 Chefts containing Garden 13 Calks Red Chalk or Oker Roots 2 Cafes Writing Paper 6 Chefts Haarlem Drops 2 Cafes Sacrum Saturni t Cafe Mill Boards 26 Calks Crop Madder i Cafe Unbimnd Books • Calls Tobacco in boxes°, r 3 Calks Dutch Pink alb each, with lacier and 4 Calk; Tobacco in papers keys 4 Cafcs't ot,acco in fquare rolls • Cafes Tobacco in 11b. to Cafes Rhenith Wine papers tso Small Calks Pickled Her -35 CAks Pearl Barley rings 160 Barrels Pickled Herrings And about 12C0 Pieces Black 25 Hampers Spa Water Ebony Part of the Cargo of the VROW Jams CEIAZN, I ate Mafter. captured on her patine from Anifterdam to rlfincur, by his Majcity's Chip CR FiCZN r, James Cstrthew. Efq. Commander. J.ikewife abautl6oo quarters of RYE, _ _ Being the entire Cargl of the MARY, Anders Hanfen matter, captured on her pang,. from Nantz to Copenhagen by his Ma kfly's slip CRUI2 ER, P. Stodelart commander. and to he fold by virtue of a Writ of Appraifemeot and Sale iffued out of the WO Court of Admiralty. 'Ube Goods may he viewed s days previous to the Sale by ap• plying at the Counting Houfe of Mr. E. S. OMMANEY, mer chant, Yarmouth, or to the P. Oilman Catalogues may he had, and further particulars known, by ap plication to Mr. S. HANCOCK, No. 2, klaniniLt-itrect, rico, London. This day was puhlifhed, In Two Volumes Quarto, clofely printed, price Three Guineas and a Half, in boards, illuitrated by Fifteen Engravings, ADICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY and MI NERALOGY, with an account of the Procefs employed in many of the molt important Chemical Manufadures ; to which are added a Defcription of Chemical Apparatus, and valous ufeful Tables of Weights and Meafures, Chemical lnftruments, fly A. and C. R. AIKIN London : Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Comb Ill; and William Phillips, George yard, Lombard-ftrcet. l'his day were publithed, price 2s. 6d. OBSERVATIONS on STAGE WAGGONS, STAGE COACrIES, TURNPIKE ROADS, TOLL BARS, WEIGHING MACHINES, &c. Wherein is attempted to be proved that the prefent fyftems are the molt dedrudive to Men and Horfes that can be. Occafioned by a Committee of the Houle of Commons bring appointed to enquire into the Principles and Effects of Broad and Narrow Wheels. 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This day was In Odavo, illuftrated by feveral Engraving., and a coloured Map in whichia diftinguiled the different Soils, price us In boards, A GENERAL VIEW of the AG RICUL FUR E of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX drawn up for the BOARD of AGRICULTURE and INTERNAL IMPROVE MENT, diffinguilling and defcribirg the Geographical Situation and General Circumltances of the County ; the State of Property : the Buildings, the Mode of Occupation ; the Implements; the Ell. clofures; the Arable Land, in every Kind of Culture; the Grafi Lands; the Gardens and Orchards, the Woods and Plantations;; the Wanes ; the Improvement., general and particular; the Live stock; the Rural Economy, and the Political Economy, including roads, canals, markets, commerce, manufactures, the population focieties, weights, meafures. &c. &c. &c. By JOHN MIDDLETON, Efq. 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Captain Mackeath, Mr. Incledon ; Prachum, Mr. Murgien ; Lockit, Mr. Emery ; Filch, Mr. Simmons. Polly, Mn. Dickons ; Lucy, Mra C. Kemble. To which will be added (ferond time) a new Farce, called TOO FRIENDLY BY HALF. Tk e ch a raetees by Meirrs Munden. Blanchard, Brunton, Waddy, Farley, Simmons, Atkins, Brown, Truman. and Mrs. Mattocks. •„,' The New Farce of Too Friendly by Half, having been re itelved with univerfal applaufe, by a brilliant and overflowing au dience, will be repea:ed for the ,d time on Monday next, after Shakfpeare's Play of Coriolanus. On Tuefday, a Cure for the Heart Ache. On Wednefday, John Bull ; or, an Engiifliman's Fire-fide. On Thurfday, the Tragedy of the Count of Narbonne . t4.-f A new Comic Opera, and Shak fpeare's Play of Ihe Winter's Tak, are in preparation, and will be immediately produced.