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.:; • • • . • \ . ) , • ( 4.11 . .. ‘‘ • .• 7 / 4 '4s • •.. 11 1 .1/111•111• iact 41 ::(1111:444114")- %._ %Nil : v •-• 1 ~~ - NUMB?R 5839} TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, .1807. IPRiGßle • JL'rt"`G[ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER. 14, will be acted the Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. Old Liberal, Mr. Munden ; Frank Liberal, Mr. Lewis ; Ephraim, Mr. Fawcett; Counfellor Frinsify, Mr. Murray; Parchment, Mr. Simmons; John Groufe, Mr. Emery. Marian, Milk Brunton ; Mils Liberal, Mrs. Davenport ; Rutty Liberia, by a Young Lady (being her firft appurance is OFFICE OF (412 i ONANCE,Septeeteks 28,t807. rHE PR IA CIPAI, "rFICERS of His Majey's ORDNANCE do keret" give libelee, That Propofals will be received st their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wcdnefclay the 18th of November next, from fuels Perfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of the under mentioned quantities and .defcription of TIMBER sod Materials required for fervice of this Department at Woolwich, viz. 4 00 Loads of hewed Oak Timber from 70 to So feet meeting, 80,000 Oak Spokes, chopped, zOOO Loads of Elm Timber hewed, 3000 Elm Stocks chopped and bored 15 xts inches, and 4cco ditto 14 54 inches, 600 Loads of Afh Timber round, from 3o to 6o fat meeting, 300 Loads of-4 inch Afh Plank, 20,000 Atli Path's, 4 X 4 inches. 4 00 Ma Aile.tree Beds 4 feet 8 >4 7 inches, 6000 (ft inches) feet, fuperficial of kafoned Elm Board, and 30,000 1 inch ditto of ditto. The whole of the articles to be delivered at Woolwich, at the expence of the Contrador, in the following proportions, and on or before the periods hereafter fpccified, viz. March 3r, 1838.-3 co Loads of the Elm Timber, and zoo Loads of the Afh Timber. April 30.-400 Loads of the Elm Timber, one-half of the Elm Stocks, 200 Loads of the Ails Timber, xso Loads of the Afb Plank, to,ooo Afh Mlles, and the whole of the Axle-tree Beds. June 30..-200 Loads of the Oak Timber, 30,000 Oak Spokes, too Loads of the Elm Timber, the remaining half of the Elm Stocks, zoo Loads of the AfhTimber, 130 Loads of the Atli Plank, and zo,ooo Alb Fellies. September 30.300 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. Propofah may be offered jointly or feparately for each article; but no fender can be received for the Timber and Plank for lets than 3e Loads of each ; for the Oak Spokes for Ws than soon ; for Elm Stocks for leis than 400 of either dimenfions ; for Atli Fettles for lets than soon I for Afh Axle-tree Beds for Ids than loo; and for the Elm Board of t 5 inch,for left, than 3coo fuper ficial feet: and for that of ? i loch, for left than 6000 fuperficial feet; neither will any Stick of ElniTimbet be received under So feet. Further particulars may .be known, upon application to the Infpedtor of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich ; alfo at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Moll aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and fouro'cloek, where the Terms and Conditions of the Comma may be ken, and where alto the Propofals are to be delivered, foaled up, and endorfed Propofals for Englifh Tim ber, &c." But no propofal can be admitted after the fad igth of November next, at 12 o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unkfs the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf !hall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREWE, Secretary. De. ORISOORY'S NEW CYCLOPJEDIA. A REPUBLICATION of this NEW DIG TIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES commenced on Tburfday the Firft of Oftober infant. PART THE FIRST may be ha.l of all Bookfellers in Town and Country, price Ten Shillings, accompanied by imprelßons of the Plates equal or fu perior to the Firft Publication. The fubfequent Parts will be publiLed on the Firft Day of the Eleven following Months, when the Cyclopedia will be completed, in Twelve Parts, forming Two large- and fplendid Volumes quarto, containing the prefent State of every Branch of Know ledge, and conftituting a Complete Work of Reference on every Subject. Perfons who prefer it may have the Work complete at this Time, price Six Guineas in boards, or Six Guineas and a Half handfomely bound.—No. 6, Bridge•ftreer, Odt. a, 1807. THE SATIRIST. OR MONTHLt iteraos. THE BlNlic are refpelitully informed, that in eonfequeoce of the unprecedented demand for the Firlt Number of this new and unique Publication, which on:) , appeared in the beginning of the prefent Month, a large liars INT has taken place, and they may now he fupplied by S. n?PER, No. 37, Lea denhallAreet, to whom alt communications for the Editor are to be addrelltd, poll paid No. 11. will be pubidhed on the e ft of November. Londoi); and Jeniii, MifsVaidy. - To which will be added the Mufical Entertainment of THE TURNPIKE GATE. THE POET DER MODY. This day was publithed, elegantly printed in two volumes, poll odavo, pace 141. 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Of whom may be had, The LAY of an IRISH HARP ; Poems, 6y Mifs OWENSON . Price 7s. This day was publithed, In Cne Volume Crown Oetavo, a New Edition, with a Head of the Author, by Freeman, price 75. in hoards, • JUDGMENT and MERCY for AFFLICTED SOULS ' • or MEDITATIONS, SOLI LOQIIIES, an d PRAYERS. By FRANCIS Q_UARL ES. Witt' a Biographical. and Critical Introdudtion --By REGINALDFi WOLF, Efq. Printed for Longman, Hurft. Rees, ai:d Orme, Paternufter. rosy. JOHNSON SHAW &MINI RINGLET HUTCHINSON MITTS GRAN:. CARR,SC.C. With feveral recent Tours, communicated to the Editor by intel ligent friends. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL. D. Reetot of Stoncsfield, Vicar of Hurley, &c. &c. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Rreet, and fold by all Bookfellers; particularly by thofe on the great Roads, and at the Watering Places. Of whom may be bad, The GUIDE to all the WATERING PLACES for 1307. Price 13s in boards, or IRS. bound. And, the PICTURE of LONDON for zBo7. Price Ss. bound in red. TO THE ARMY. WANTS a Situation as MetTman, a young Man that perfedtly undcritands his buiinefs. Can have a good charafter front the left Regiment —A line addreffed (poft paid) ton L. to be left at the Star Office, will be duly attended to. Of whom may be had, The itule and Exercifes of Holy Living, in which are def. cribed the Means and Inftruments of obtaining every Virtue, and the Remedies againft every Vice, and Confiderations furring to the refining all 'remptations; together with Prayers, containing the Whole Duty of a Chrittian, and the Parts of Devotion fitt..4 for all occalions, and furnilhed for all necein:!eQ. By Jeremiah Taylor, D D. Chaplain in Ordinary to King Charles the fir& and edited by the Rev. Thomas Thirlwall, M. A. The Twenty Seventh Edition. In one vol. Bvo. price 7 s. in boards. FIRST STATE LOTTERY for 4807, To commence Drawing the zoth of OCTOBER. TICKETS and SHAKES for the above LOT TERY are on Sale at HAZARD, BURNF., and Co. stock Brokers, at their State Lottery (Mee, No. 93, Royal Ez- Vtange, London, by whom the following Capital Prizes in the left Lottery, and thole drawn within the year, were (hared and LW, viz . One Prize of L3o as , c) I Piet:Prizes of r.s . ,tQo Three of zo,ooo And Iwo of 5,0ci0 Exclufive of t,oocl. and scol &c. ace. Letters, poR paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. a Orders from the Country, accompanied with remittance, attended to on the fame terms as if perfonally dealing. NEW WORKS. On MEDICINE, SURGERY, CHEMISTRY, ate. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees and Orme Paternolter-row. 1. I-HE PRINCIPLES of SURGERY, Volume the Firft ; as they relate to Wounds, Ulcers.aud Manias ; Aneurifms, and Wounded Arteries, Fractures of the Limbs, and the Duties of the Military and Hofpital Surgeon. By John Bell, Surgeon. 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Convinced of the fuperior Advantages of the New Plan, recom mend an early Purchafe, as, from the prefent great Demand, it is reafonable to exited all the Tickets may be Sold. TICkETS and SRA R s are now felling at Sir J. BRANSCOMB and CO.'., No. it, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, by whom, in the UR STATS LOTTIRY, and within the lift two Years, Capital Prizes to the aßonifhing Amount of 4040001. were fold in 465 Shares, exclufive of tool. 301 &c. &c. &HE m es gratis, and Prizes paid on Demand. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE. September, x goy. PERSONS whore annual Premiums fall due on the 29th inft. are hereby informed, that Receipts are mow ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL Ex en Anne and in PA xt.-M4i. L, as well as by their refpedtive Agents; in the feveral Counties; and the parties Allred are requefted to ap ply, for the renewal bf their Policies, on or before the 14th of Odtobcr next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNINC, jun. See. ••• Attendance is given, daily, at the laid Offices, for the Affurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships in ilir hour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lofs or Damage by Fire - and, alto for the Affurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives. READ AND JUDGE, THE PRESENT SURPASSES ALI FORMER!!! ON TUESDAY, the 20th of THIS MONTH, the Richeft Wheel ever know in the Annals of Lotteries, goes round, containing what was never before allowed by Go vernment, and probably never will be again, a Grand Prize of FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! accompanied by TWENTY TEOUSANDS ? TEN THOUSANDS! THOUSANDS! and a long train of it Cetera:, giving Double Chances for the fame Adven ture, and not Two Blanks to a Prize. Confident of the fureri ority and excellence of this Lottery, beyond all former, either in the prefent or lait century, J. WARNER, No. 16, CORNHILL, Recommends an immediate purchafe, and if it fhould In happen that neither Ticket or Share can be obtained on the Morning of Drawing, no blame can be imputed to him, but very juitly to thole who negket his timely advice tiil too late. t 7 Country Banks fending Orders through their Bankers in London, may receive the fame Allowance as Country Agents; Clubs, Societies, Merchants and Bankers' Clerk', Ll(c. Mall Coachmen, Guards, Stage Coachmen, Book Keeper., and Carriers of every Dtfcription, bringing Orders, will meet with En couragement; and all Orders, by Letter, from Town or Country, containing Payment, will be treated the fame as if prefent. . . . . ... N. B. Fire Poficies wilt be !filed fres of expence to the ribred wbne de Asenual Premix= Catilltail 5, 61. ar upwards. L OR THE USE OF' SCHOOLS. This day was publifhed, price 25 HE PROPER NAMES of the BIBLE, TES. T TAMEN r, and APOCRYPHA, arranged alphabetically, divided into fyllsbles, accented according to the belt ufage, and pronounced after the macner ufed in Pronouncing Dietionaries. To which are added, Short MORAL SENTENCES, txtraefted from the Holy Scriptures, intendtd as a Clefs Book to fuccoed the Spelling Book, and to precede the Bible, Speaker, tec. By JOHN ROBINSON, Author of—The New Englith Spelling Book—The Art of Teaching the Orthography, Sec of the Englith Language—and the Editor of the Stereotype Edition of' Entick's Englith Dic tionary. Sold by the Author, No. 8, Thanet-place, Temple Bar ; Mr. Law, Ave-M.,ria-lane; Mr. Nunn, Great queen ftreet; and by all the bookfellers. ALL FORMER LOTTERIES ECLIPSED! GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS! NOT TWO BLANKS TO 4 PRIZE, And Double Chance. for the fame Money. LOTTERY on a NEW PLAN, begins Drawing OC FABER so, 1807. SCHEME. z Prize of Lc-woo is Lox° 2 2C,000 40,000 2 10,C00 2,,000 5 1.000 5,000 S . 500 2.500 10 . ICO 2,cCO ‘0 ~ 3 0 ..... 2.500 I,CCO 25 25,0C# Prizes of Tickets in 6,ooclthe Supplementary} 10 each "...-- Lottery, worth hogs Rd2CS. ONLY ONE FIXED CAPI PAL. 120,CC0 £257,C"0 in proof of the Value of a SUPPLEMENTARY TICKET, T. IiteRNER engages to pay Twenty Pounds for every Supple- T ary Tickets and in proportion for every Share purchafed at ilk or any other LiCenfed State Lottery Office, if brought for Silo on or before the 16th of November, 1807, bring Three Days before the Drawing of the Supplementary Lottery. The Holders vt every Inch Ticket or Share not receiving Money, will hc cn tftkd to their CHANCE in the Supplementary Lottery, which bttins Drering the 19th November, and contains the following Fittest I Prize of £20,00.) Is kzc,ozo I so coo ..-- 10,300 S z Aso° 5,c00 S Soo 2.500 20 zoo 2,000 20 m- SO •-• 1,000 1,50 0 15 22,500 452 HMI. L 63,C 00 Tickets and Shares are on Sale at J. WA a N ER'S I.icenfcd State Lottery Office, No. 16, Cornhill, facing the Royal Exchange. PRESENT PRICE. DHag• Ticket - £2o 19 0 - £lO .4 0 Eighth - £2 Is o 4 N I atter 8 o Sixtrerth t S 0 to be drawn in T en Days, in r.gular Drawings of Two ThotSandearh. 4 "lltrY Banks fending Orders through their Bankers in Lon. "". nlsi receive the fame Allowance as Country Agents. Clubs, etcs, Merchants' and Bankers' Clerks, Lkc will meet with "wra,_ . I Encouragement ; and all 'Orders from the Country, con. wa g Parseat; will be treated the fame as if prcfent. ~. MODERN PRANCE . This day was publithed in two elegant Volumes, Foolfcap Odtavo, price Ten Shillings in Boards. THE STATE of FRANCE during the Year t 802, ti 03,1804, 18os, and 1806, containing particular. of the treatment of the Englith Captives, and Obfervations on the Go vernment, Finances, Population, Religion, Agriculture and inter nal Commerce of that Country, with Anecdotes ill. ftrativc of the Charadter of the Chief of the French Government. By W. T. W I LLIA MS, Efq. One of the Subjedts of Great Britain, detained by the French . . . . _ Government in violation of the Law of civilized Nations. Printed for RicliAßD Pnrtt.les, No. 6, Bridge fireet, Black friars, and to be had of all bookfellers. Of whom may be had, juft publifhed, An Account of the late Efcape and Flight of Mr♦ SPENCER Sartre, through Tyrol, Außria, Pruffia, and Poland to Ruffia. By the Marquis de SALVO, price ys. in boards. JUST COMPLETED. This day was publithed in two editions, one in fuperb medium eta, price Seven Guineas and a Half in boards, and another in dcmy Bvef;price Two Guineas and a Half in boards, the whole illuf trated with numerous Views, Maps, and Plans, THE LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, Commander in-chief of the American Forces, during the war which eft iblifhed the independence of his country ; and Firft Prefident of the United States of America. Compiled under the infpeetion of his nephew and heir, the Hon. BuChrod Wafhington, from original papers, bequeathed to him by l.is deceafed relative. By JOHN MARSHALL, Chief Juftice of the United States. Sec Pte. The Public will Tenn with intereft, that the literary monument which has long been projeccteil, to the memory of the molt illultri ous S.:bander of modern times, is at length completed. No apo logy can he requifite for erecting loch a monument to him who was the first in war, the firft in peace,and the first in the hearts of his fellow citizens ; to him who was the founder of a great and pro. fperous Empire, and whole moderation and pure pat riatifm chal lenge the imitation of all Statefinen. This Pet formance of Judge ;4u - than has alresoly been diftinguilbed by the Kroft lionourahle -2nd unequivocal tellimonies ; it has been %ailed as an acepiifition to ftandard literature ; and it has been conlitherni as deferying, In point of execution. a plays .by the fide of Rohertres Charles the Filth, and as unrivalled : in zhazuthenticity of its materials, ay any work in the entire compafeoT Wttory and Biography. Printed for RICHARD PtiILLIPS, No 6, bridge-itrect, Mack friats, and fold by all 'Bookfcliers ; of whom may be bail any V,lutne, at a proportionate price. , BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day was pablifhed, In (Mayo, illuftrated by feveral Engravings, and a coloured Map, in which is diftinguiftseii the different Soils, price es. in boards, AGENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX drawn up for the BOARD of AGRICULTURE and INTERNAL IMPROVE. MENT, diftingnifhing and defcribing the Geographical Situation and General Circumftances of the County; the State of Property : the Buildings, the Mode of Occupation; the Implements; the En clofures; the Arable Land, in every Kind of Culture; the Grafs , Lands; the Gardens and Orchards, the Woods and Plantations; the Waftea ; the Improvements, general and particular ; the Live Stock ; the Rural Economy, and the Political Economy, including roads, canals, markets, commerce, manufadtures, the population, focieties, weights, meafures. &e. doe. &c. By JOHN MIDDLETON, Efq. 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