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• • s (1) , b , • 11191; ) ; , ;. • * t„ • \, %% • 7 • • -7 . r'll' • 1 ,0 ? • .ity •Ls r►l 'ti p ~~ ilUmßia 5854 NEVER ACTED. THFATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 27, .11. will be produced a New Comedy, in ive Adts, called TIME'S A TELL TALE.• * The Chareacis by M. itaytnood, Ellifloo, Mathews, Dow ton, Tbalracr, Rolfell. De Camp. Mifs Mellon, Mrs. H. Sid dons, Mrs. Sparks, Mifi Dunean.—.The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. Eyre, and the Epilog ue by Mr. ElElton. To which will be added the Fame of FORTUNE'S FROLIC. Robin Roughhead, Mr. Mathews • Dolly, Mrs. Harlow. To morrow, (fir ft time this realist)) the Operatic Piece of Ma- Itginsony Clara, Mrs. Jordan. Mr. graham will make his firft appearance this feafon on Thug .:Stay nest, in the Opera of the Travellers. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 27, will be aeled a Tragedy, called GEORGE BARNWELL; Or, THE LONDON MERCHAN r. s Tboroughgood, Mr. Murray; George Barnwell. Mt' C. Kemble; Milwood, Mils Smith; Lucy, Mrs. Mattocks. To which Will be added Wit time tbls rearm) the Pantomime or HARLEQUIN AND MOTiIER GOOSE; Ur, THE GOLDEN EGG. Tomorrow will be performed the Comedy of the Poor Gentle jun. On Thurfday, Ifabella; or, The Fatal Marriage. To which will be 'added (never ailed) a New Barge, called Too Friendly by half. ;• A new Comte Opera,and Shakfpeare's Play of The Winter's Tale, are in preparation, and will be immediately produced. PORT WIN ES WRECKED. ABOUT I 20 Pipes of remarkably excellent RED PORT fated from the wreck or the Mary and Fltrabeth, lately loft on the Goodwin Sand, will be fold by public Pale on account of the llndcrerlters, at Dover and Deal, in the courle of seat week, of which further notice will be given. TO WHOLESALE LINEN-DRAPERS. APERSON who perfectly underßands the Cotton and Linen Trade in -11 its branehes,and wins has perfonally citablifised a vcry valuable and fife connedtioa in Hants, Wilts, s romfet, Somerfet, a-von. Cornwall, Sure:, and Kent ; where he has travelled from to to i 6 years hit, willies a Conunifflan in the Lancaihire, Scots, hills, or Foreign Linen Trade, in which be can return a hirgc amount with a trivial rilk. Can give undeniable references. A line addreffrd to B. C. at the Poft-Office,Favertham, in Kcnt, win be duly anfwcred. WANTED immediately, as an Apprentice in a Newfpaper Printing Office, in an opulent Commercial City, a Youth of liberal Education, good Difpofition, and refpec tdok Connections He will be treated as one of the family, and • adequate Premium will be required. Aedrefs A. J. (poft paid) care of Meffrs. Taller and Newton, ?flatus Agents, No. 5, Warwick fquare, Newgate. arca, i.ondpo ORLNANCI OFFICE, 0404er it, 180 7. THE PRP; C1P.41, OFF I...ERS of His Majflly's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Prnporals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Monday the i6th of November next, from fuch Perron' as may be willing to undertake the fupply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, conEfting of various defcriptlons of Tools, for the ferv:ce of this Department, for a period of three years, areable to Patterns, which may Le viewed at the Principal Storeteeper's Office in the Tower. Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Contra t, may be known, upon ay.plication at the Secretary's °Mee, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propofals arc to be delivered, fealed up and indorfed " Propolals for the Supply of Tools ;" hut no Propofal can be admitted after the laid 16th of November, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; wither will any Tender be noticed, unlels the party making it, or an agent in his behalf . (hall attend. By or Li's of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,Sepenekr 55, 180 7 . THE PRIACIPAL OFFICERS of His Mt*fili . . ORDNANCE do beredy give Notice. That Propnfals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednefday the ath of November next, from fuch Pcrfous as may be willing to undertake the fupply of the under mentioned qudntities and defcription of TIMBER and Materials required for fetvice of this Department at Woolwich, viz. ,noo.Loads of hewed Oak Timber from 70 to So feet meeting, 80,00, Oak Spokes, chopped, soon Loads of Pim Timber hewed, 3000 Elm Stocks chopped and bored is Xl3 inches, and 4000 ditto 54 X Ls inches, 6oc , Loids of Alt 'Timber round, from 3o to 6o feet meeting, 3oc Loads of 4 inch Afh Plank, 10,000 Afh Tellies, 4 X 4 Inches. 400 h Azle-tree Beds 4 feet 8 x 7 inches. 6000 (it inches) feet. fuperficial of feafoned Elm Board, and 30,000 inch ditto of dicta. The whole of the articles to be delivered at Woolwich, at the czpence of the Contra tor, in the following proportions, and on or before the periods hereafter (Teethed, viz. March it, 808,-3to Loads of the Elm Timber, and 200 Loads of the Mb Timber. April 30 —.too Loads of the Elm Timber, one-half of the Elm S:oCks, 200 LoAdq of the Mh Timber, 'to Loads of the Afh Plank, to,ooo ALh Eellie4, and the whole of the Axle-tree Beds. June 30.—t00 Loads of the Oak Timber, 30,000 Oak Spokes, 300 Loads of the Elm Timber, the remaining half of the Elm Storks, 2 - 0 I.ladg of the AlLTimber, ISO Loads of the Alh Plank, and I,ooc. Afh Fern". September 30.-203 Loads of the Oak Timber, and 50,000 of the Oak Spokes. And on or before December 24 next, the whole of the Elm Board. Propofaht may he offered jointly or feparately for each article; but no Tender can be received for the Timber and Plank for lets than 30 Loads of each; for the Oak Spokes for let's than scot:: ; for Elm Stocks for lets than 400 of either dimenlions; for Afh Feflies lot lets than 2.-.00 1 for Ails Azle-tree Beds for lets than toy; and for the Elul Board of s 4 inch, for lets than 3. - tOO fuper ficial feet; and for that of inch, for lefs than 6000 fupetficial eet; neither will al)? Stick of Elni Timber be received coder SD feet. Further particulars may be known, upon application to the Infpeetor of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich ; alfo at the Secretary's Office, in Pall• Mall afnrefaid, any day betw..en the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Terms and Conditions of the Contraa may be teen, and where alto the Propnfals are to be delivered, fealed up, and andorfed " Propel - all for Englifh im her. &c" But no propofal can be admitted after the (lid tBth of November neat, at t z 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 mail attend. By Order of the board,' R. H. CREWE, Secretary. Lately publithad, price is. 6d. or is'. a dozen, THE TURF SEAT ; or, MORE VILLAGE s roms. By the AUTHOR of Three VillegeStories, And of Advice and Admonition to the Middle Aged in Rural and Humble Life. Sali(bury: Printed and fold by J. Parton: fold afro by J. Twchard. Piccadilly. London, =dell other Bookfellars. Of whom may he 124 d, price Sixpence, or 5 a a cloaca, a new Ninon of Vtrfes for Children. By Tbeoclofia. brly nest Month will be publithei, the Third Edition, with Additioas, of COMPANION to the ALMANACK, con. Laing an Explanation of the Saints' Days and Holidays, with Biographical Sketches cf the Ferran., and Hiltorical A ccouets of the Events on which the Fefi Jade arc Founded. To which is prefixed an tutroduelion, Explaining the Chronological and Miro stoical Tenni, and the general Contents of Modern Alinanacks ; With a Brief ingui:y into their Origin. By J OHN AUDLEY. _ _ _ , . London Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry. By whom alto will be publithed next month, Mr. Friend's Evening Amuftments for the year 180 E. THE POET DER MODY. This day was publithed, elegantly peinte I in two volumes, poll _ . odtavo, trice I.ss in hoards, THE HARP OF ERIN ; containing the Poetical Works of the late THOMAS DERMODY ; now firit col kifted and arranged By J. G. RAYMOND, Autbir of the Life of Dermcdy. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ttrect ; and to be had of all Bookfellers. Of whom ni.ty be Lad, Tic LAY of an IRISH HARP ; Poems, by MifsOWENSON, Me 71. _ _ MISS OWENSON's NEW WORK. This day was puLiiffied, elegantly printed, in Two Volumes, price 96. in hoards, PATRIOTIC SKETCHES nt IRELAND, WI it. tell in CONNAUGHT. By Mils O\VENSON. Poblithul 117 RICHAHD I'lllllll'9, Na 6, Bridge !tree, Black .. friars; and to be had of all Bookfellers. Or w'.:om map he tr , .d. jai puMitl.ed, by the fame Autiturefs, 1. Thy Idoticc o! S r. DOMI Nic K, 4 v 015.184. 2. WILD IRISH GIRL, 3 vols. 134. 6d. .1. The LAy oral. 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THE COMMISSIONERS . for VICTUALLING HIS M 47 ESTI': NAVY, lc hereby give Notice, _ . . . - That on Friday the 13th of November next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for Two Hon dred Thoufand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered from Warehoures in wkich it &all have been bonded, free of duty, one half in the eourfe of one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into his Majefly's Vidtualling Stores at Ford*. mouth, Plymouth, and Cork, in the following proportions, viz. Portfmouth Bo,oco Gallons. Plymouth zoo,oco Cork 20,C00 200,000 The Conditions of the Contradts, (ix which tone new regulations have has introduced), may be leen at the Secretary's Office. N. B No Tender Tull! 6e ado:W.4'lr a lel; quantity than Tex Thou. land Galloxi, n r will retard be thid to ay, is vohith tit arise flail sot 6 isfartai is words a: le va i n , Matilde sot be deloarovit to the Board before Oft i Clod es the Friday the 1316 of Noveish-r next, air ilitkfi the Papa *.ho wales the Tender, or font Per d ia ox his behalf, attend: t• autism whoa ca:iod for. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday the 13:h d:-.y of November next, at to o'clock in the Forenoon, 1 1- `IIE HULL ,f the Ship GRAAF SUWARROW— Alio her Malts, Yards, Sails, Anchors, cables, Rigging, and a qu entity of other Stores. For famplcs and other particulars apply to Marc SMI rH, MARTEN, and ST. BARBE, Brokers, Lcuidon. By Order of the Commiftioners for the Care and Dirporal of PruiThin Property. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 196 Pieces -2 Ditto (Spirits) Ditto. 4 Half Pieces Red Wine. 17 Ditto French White and Picardon Wine. _ . Being part of the Cargo of the Dana fhip Fortuna, Van Cznipen miner, condemned as Prize to his Majefty. A few Tons Campeachy and Honduras Lugwood, and a frnall qest.tity of Grinding Stones. For Catalogues, famples, and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HA WF:ER, Merchant, Plymouth. Ey Private Sale, 4a Bales of Smyrna ChttonWool, and 41 Bale Georsladitto.—Plymoatls, OsR. i 9, rite'''. VOLTAIRE'S CHARLES XV: In PR!, CH or ENGLISH. This day was publifhed. Embellifhed with a Portrait of the Northern Hero. elctantly printed in royal Bvo and hot-prcffed, in Fr -rich or Engliih, ti is ; decoy odtavo, tos 6d ; cr ram°. in French, l!o; or io EogliCh, 6s 6d. H ISTORY OF CHARLES XII. KING OF SWEDLN.—By M. de VOLTAIRE. . - By ROBERT THOMAS, M D. This work has been carefully reviled ; a kw difeafes which were O mitted in the firft edition are now inferted ;and a very large por tion of rew and important ma:ter has ►cen added. 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