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To which will be a P RINC Ehe Newasce, called IS, HE The Principal ebareoners by . • Mr. MUNDEN; Mr. LISTON . , Mr. PAWCETT, Mrs. DAVENPORT, an 4 Miss NORTON. on s ton ily, the Melo-pnive of the Band Boy. • NEW MUSIC. ü blished by Nksits: tkokreng, Phipps, IYA,tanaine and Co. 1 ro. N;...ser Bob‘ittetii aila No. 7, Westmorland-street, . _ wOELFL's celebrated Cuckoo Concerto forftbe J • Plant) Forte. price 6s2With accompaniments for a full . band, r ice Bs.—A third grand Duett for two performers on the Piano f or te, with a ccompaniments poia Flute or Violin, composed and d e dicated to Mr. Neate, by J. WoeM, price 7s. 641.—The Marches a nd Melo-Dramatic Music in the Exile, arranged for tTo Per formers on the Piano-Forte, with accompaniments; composed by J. Mazzinghi, price ss.—lSn Moment de Loisir, pour le Piano forte, avec un accompaignement de Flute, by L. Von Esch, price % 6d. -Divcrti.ement Turque, avec l'lntroduction de la favorite Eindargo Variee, composed for, the Piano Forte by L. Von Esch, price ss. 6d.—Twenty Sona:inas for the Piano-Fqste, from the works of Handel, Mozart, Pleyel and Cktuenti, ctalculated to promote the improvemert of young beginners, selected and ar.. i sogeti by Thomas Tomlins, of Shrewsbury, prise Ss. M above may be bad single, the whole of the Songs, &c. from the favourite Operas cf the Exile and St. Quintile; composed by Nianinghi, and Mr. Hook. t • NEW MUSIC. Printed by Ct.rmasiTt and Co. No. It Cbe:pside. VOCAL MUSIC.,...OLEES : QERENE and MILD, WEB ‘ DE • U It was the Nlghdegalt, King sh e pherds' Bar, Horsley • • To all that breathe, Atewood • l'•ou Pride of the yorest;Ciikott Oh Share my Cotta - ditto Is. 6d. 2 0 2 0 3 6 1 6 1 a Sweet Poet of the Wood, Horsley • Who Ride* on that Meteor of Fire, Zing Soft and Safe,Caleott , Come away Death, Webbe, Awake, Awake, my Lyre, Male" Lairs' Cheerful Saab', Webbe vows are but preatb, Mpg', - Spiklink Mount.olus. Say, Beauteous ytait s j Where is tke-EVlttitr • Do not call ft Aft *I R, Mk' w• - lkm with Ale, Sir -7 obi' Stewed* . By the Roses of ifoitiyabLntfrqj - 8011 Gd. 1 . 6 •II 0 • 0 £ 0 , S 6- 1 6 .. I loorland. M alt .Dr. Clarice _ • - - - 1 6 Now Hop 4 c .. oil sing aocfrocnr;scal by. Mr. tets, . villathl`- • II: - ' _ ~._ ' - - 1 6 ... ri Woman! if by di:gift:lVA Bennett - - 1 6 If 'tis en; Love; Icing ' - .. - 1 6 t;9, burning Sighs, &Et* - • - 1 6 Ya, my Ltivt., yrs, blunt - - - 1 6 'A- Laughing Gales, Icing . - - - 1 6 rthr Jesiy flu.: Mild of the Moor, Dr. Clarke - 2 0 DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. fIENIS JACOB begs leave to inform the Public , that he continues to give the full value, in ready Money, Tar Diimonds and Pearls, at No. 32, Cockspur-strevt, Charing (Joss' opposite - the Cannon *favern. N. B. A Diamond Nvalace, and a Pair of Drop Ear-Rings, to 1, al cheap. PROBATI"3 HOTEL, FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN, KING-STREET, CO VENT. GARDEN. MRS. PROBATT, (late of the. Roebuck Inn, Oxi-rd) begs leave to return her grateful Thanks to her numerous Friends for the very liberal encouragement she has experienced since entering on bee new undertaking, and to in form them and the Public in general, that she has now completed the alterations and improvements of her house, and hopes, by di ligent attention to cleanliness, added to the airy situation of the house, to obtain that distinguished patronage and support she ex • perienced so many retain Oxford. CANDLES manufactured by Steam, and with WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages over those nude in the common way. The tallow bang melted with steam is gm?* improved in its quality and colour, and the vArks..by being coated with wax, emit a brighter ;lame, and are more fiarable than others. Manufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold, hr the convenience of Families, in Boxes of One, 'Three, Six, and 'kedve Dozen Pounds, at No. 182, Fleet-street, London, and J. Baxter's, Edinburgh. As this Company only deliver goods for ready money, Country Correspoidents are ed to sand references for payment in London with th e i r ore= whole Army, the •of every Regiment. An anyrincipled piracy of this Work having been olstesnied on the public i by.some inferior Clerks ' ' Wet Oace, foci a Tar , riety of arts haehig been practiced to Apontbe Aprty at an advanced peioe, it becomes neeess COY re censions on the new Work are the .11bP aLfhe ot in tht force it --vomes necessary to state, that 4 the new Work ait the exact cop/instil - 41W; old one and the impudent and illegal assumption. dthe.--The Baton; of the old and orlgittal List Jisvd may to rite a comparison of both, to prove their unrivallipt art . l , claims to the continued patronage edit - AMY ass London, March 1, 1809. . . THE DUKE OF YORK EXCITLPAIITD. ' • London : ;tinted for Stockdale, junior, 41, Pall-Mall, price is. ASUMMARY REVIEW of the EVIDENCE upon the . CHARGES adduced against HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of YORK. Also, (recommended to Military Men by the Inuuartal Genek ral Wolfe), in 3 vols. royal Bvo. 9L I Is. ; demy Bvo. 11. 150. 6d. illustrated with Portraits and Plans: Lives and Campaigns of Gustavus Adolphus the. Great, and Charles XII. of Sweden, and Peter the Great of Russia. Edited and Translated from 11;rte and Voltaire, by J. J. Stockdale. The Second Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, Ott Friday the 10th instant will be published, price 7s. 6d. boards, AN ESSAY on GOVERNMENT ; dedicated to the BRITISH NATION.—By PHILOPATRIA. We have now authority to state, on certain grounds, that the Essay is written by Mrs. R. t. A. LEE, only daughter of the late Francis Lord Ise Despencer. Printed for J. J. Stockdale, No. 41, Pall-Mall. Just published, By J. Dick, No. 55„ Chiswell-street, Finsbrry-smtare, elegantly ' printed in foolscap octavo, and dencated with permission to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of York, CAMILI..A de FLORIAN, and other POEMS. By AN OFFICER'S WIFE. " We have then front the perusal of this volume with no con siderable portion of respect for the talents, and of admiration for .the character of the Author; for it is no mean or uninteresting , praise of these Poems, that they open to the view pf the reader a clear insight, into a disposition fraught with delicacy, tend tender. ness of feeling ; as well as impress him with the conviction, that ..the Author possesses genuine poetical talents untie, the uniform , direction of a correct and elegant taste." :. ~~ SdCrttar~ iepr 44Vabt • --#dreipiks Boar d be fre 'ow the :sae, 1611616 hise iPernfue who 'nabs arcade ealinsaihit/44/ .; - r . rliivagAria 0 _ .- Zam"r s 's4;rit' s ' s 'w CIigNISSIONERSfre .P7411114L11+101 ••,11418 Me 1 iiiSDP.4 xr, di riMy ..Tllu;t on Tuesday the gist instant, thlPiolina; J tisorif*llk • , 54r,Atindere is. wrltjet (tooled up), mad treat , fur, Two 1 , 4 ,,- 0 1 ,4 TIM of GErWINE OATMLA.I.; t 6 be balf thereof, in six wake, and the other half in jilt weeks after wards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Portsmouth and Plymouth, in the proportions under-mentioned, viz. • PORTSMOUTH 100 Tons • PLYMOU'III ;00-960 And to be paid for by. Bit/1 payable with interest 90days after date. —The Conditions of the Contact may be seen, at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he had to any Tender in Tohloh tie triigehall not Ae , ineerted in 'words at length, or that 441 salf lindisliveredve tie Board it ow ecktch as the said Tarring Ind * instant, or odes, the persen who makes Me Tauten, or foyrepirsen en his Anhui'', attends, to twiner :rhea pelted fnr. .• [ , , _ , ... 77 . --o-wv.r•-re , witm.welillifri7:7 — . -, • . x i ' 4 \ i' , rs 4 ,. - 0-.111-1 411 170. ma . 4641 74 1 1 ,v. .XOD - :: 9 4 4 : 11' , 1: - . ~4.0._. r _.:fitf, ~ „....4..,.....c.A.,4,0.). . , ~..-. : 41. ,..,„, ..,,t r 51:37g4 43C 4 A ::,,,,!••.,., • ...: 'l' _ . ...., `VI, ~„,,...„„...,..iti.v.t „-: ....-v,.... . .( . .• I , / 4 . . ' ' I 1;: 4 .1 - , , .. • 7.'"..'.. 16 . • " . " . . " = M Ile ' 1 '4O 0 0 . •13.. r lAA, - =.P 1i ~ EA37:INDIA . kf/1/3 ff, - ,Pfsii v A 1 opt TM atmer e parEcruni if oymatp toritpANT e JiifireCifillii7l3 . 44*,14,„ii,,, a o as BAIT INDIES a keitgiswOcf4.. 1. ' ' •, ... 1 T 1 the'vial be relkijo [ecetwf .pr.nogi4Awriting , at any Wane On oeintag4 ! !ridgy ate itii,9! Juigele s tFTS koa.any vi l" ,111 ' 3l4ll" S numoomie ln - i - § , nr i t 4 / 1 1( 1: : ll i;r e'l2 l. verf 'af f7"l t s : v ano d .: 74lo7! ishe t ; 7o 4T oreF: 944 7ani j4l"pb bit" boltder:o t pa al i vi a- s RapdarServitito be oridoyed att#ra ItioST. gaglniso only. AYsid:tliat thLye)iik*stiaiNii F4N . 410,t4111911011 1 a writings at Oftt thiPe.;OF,tr. 411411Wbeiliii;.iiib it iiirth flit, from any StilOWlllileillisliitellal44 , 4oll,l l KA. PYlF 4 batuiPifitikligs 40.1indlairdir Rena iDettiai 'rasa . biluder's nnanareasent. ikUt:4?46044'...!''301411te for-ace Vt:gra t ee eel!. ...,.... Cojia..o( *lE994r spd Gandhian on *Mak tbelhipa NvOl lise'responisely Onsaged. In the Gamiiady's &trite, Ism be liad sigma applindon t olsill. - lamei CiliaO, C erik to the committee • ef tobiAtiii. on at air Monday the litytla iontrif - • . - - iVenisgeseadioa . "o4, ."APl . o4.ette,sb• weft t* '• itAm:T . oy tneakiii*** Mai ths f, g ! . . 1 7(f•:r5 bef9 " &Wn n't 6 i k' lit :,n,6ii *arch i 'PA toe *Am Ib*ii , p,i , Wald wt ilds'totitie Omit vriVl cot reraivo oat Tauter. l • wzzLrAm xticsAr. s....esary.. lAA • 'lll3 It.. T 0 be LET, for three or filie years, a -fiery desira ble COUNTRY RESIDENCE, Completely furnished, with 23 Acres of -Meadow Land, Ilifte-free; In alieautifid and morn. ing part of the County of Sutray; oiseittile from Leatherhead, 4 from Dorking, four from Epsom, and nineteen • froth Loaner- The House is acted on a Lawp, m!td contains ample ace:musy ! dation for a family of the first respectibility, With double Coach. ? house, five-stall Stable, Harneii-room, &c. ; Plepure Cr Gardens, and Greeu-house. Inutiediate possession ma 7 be had. Principals may .receive TicbdU, and further p . pllration to M'instauley and . :rug: es :9 tY. a v Son,-,Patertioste:-._ , • t WESTMORELAND: ' ' "' ' • , TY be LET. by PRIVATE CONTRACT, • For the. Term of Three Tessib i to eommeeae .4 the loud " Time of Entry this'gitring, WARCPP HALL, situated within five miles of the market-towns of Appleby and Kirkby Stephen ' and at a convenient distance from the great North Road from Lon don to Carlisle, along with the Garden, Orchard, Bern, Byre, Stable, Coach-house , &c. and about 18 Acres of exceeding rich Meadow and Pasture Ground, contiguous thereto. The House and Out-buittlingsare not only very commodious In themselves, but being situated upon a gentle declivity above the village of Warcop, command . a most beautiful picturesque view into the adjacent countfy. An eligible tenant will be accommodated with furniture for several of the principal apartments; and as there tit an extensive Minor connected with the Estate, abounding in Grouse, Hares, Partridges, and other Vane, he. will likewise be furnished with a deputation to shoot -thereon. As a far her re -commendation' to Sportsmen, the beautiful River Eden is w;thin a few hundred yards of the Mansion house, where the diversion of Trout-fishing may be enjoyesl in perfection. • N. B. By applying to Messrs. Richardson and Fell, Solicitors, Kendal, ba Westmoreland; or to W. M. T. Preston, Esq. of Quests College, Oxitrd, every necessary information will be obtained: MORI/ ILI. HALL, 'COUNTY 9f 5A.1.01). - TO BE SOLD B'! PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'THE Capital and most 'desirable Freehold Man-. skin House carted MORTILL HALL, comprising a hat.d -:•ome Entrance Hall, Breakfast; Eating, and Drawing Rooms, sod Library of good dimensions ; excellent Bed Clambers, with Drssing Rooms and Attica, Servants' Hall, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Store Room, and other attached and detached offices of every description ; Poach-houses and Stabling for II Mimes ; forming a complete Residence for a large Family of the first respectability (the whole of which are in the most' perfect order and repair) with Lawn, Gardens, Shrubberies, and Planta. tions. Togetht r with .120 Acres (or any lesser quantity to suit a purchaser) of vary excellent Land, tytbe-free, immediately ad oining the Mansion House and Ggoands, and lying within a ring fence, on whit aye capital Farm House and Farm Build ings of every y cription. • - The valuable fixtures Of every,tind and Timber will be in duct; d in the putchase. Alorvill Hall is situated in a, retry pleasant part of the County of Salop, near the High Itpad from Bridgenarth to Shrewsbury, distant froM the foriter 3 tulles, and froth the latter 17, and 140 miles front London. •• For further particulars apply to Mr. Dyer, at Morelli HAT, , near laridgenorth ; and to R. 1.. Appleyard, Esq. Lincoln's Inn London.--where an Elevatioa of *Mansion House and Plan of the Estate may be seen. , : LAMES. —SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS ake. one of the greatest drawbacks from the beauty and loveliness of the Female Face, Arms, Ste. 'TRENT', DEPILATORY im mediately removes them, and leaves the skin softer and raker they, it was before the application. It is used in the first circles of Fashion and Rank, and now stands unequalled in all thu World. • It is sold wholesale and retail by B. Perrin, 23, Southampion , street, Covent-garth n ; and retail by Bacon and Co. 150. Oxford street; Thorn and and Co. 45, ditto; Harding and Co. 89, Pall. Mall; Rigge, 65, Cheapside ; Golding, 42, Cornhlll ; Ward, 324, flolbern ; Mrs. Wright, Royal Exchange; Miss Ranita/, Royal Exchange; Hnpgood, Grace's-alley, Wellchase-square, and all the • principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London. N. B. -To Persons in the Country, enclosing payment and pos tage to Mr. Perrin, as above, he will immediately forward it, - price ss. . . WITHERS' BALM OF QUITO, price 2s. 9d. is the best Remedy in the universe for Nervous Com plaints, the most powerful Restorative and reanimating Balm of life and Health, and the safest and beat Medicine in the World. —lt is not pretended that this Medicine can arrest the progress of nature, but it is asserted, and proved, that it will restore HEALTH, even where the Constitution appears to have been irreparably injured. Those who have impaired their health by a residence in hot and unhealthy climates; the young of either Sex, whose Infirmities threaten premature old age, a life of misery, and an early dissolution; and those more advanced in years, whose tottering, sapless frames, appear withered and almost warn nut, are the more immediate objects of this soothing Balm, the benign influence of which may be extended to the whole clas s of Valetu dinarians. For in all cases, and in all ages, where the solids ere relaxed, where the constitution has received a shock, or is by any means debilitated, this RES'I'ORATIVE and RE-ANIMATiNCt BALM cf LII E and HEALTH, will produce the. happiest effects ; the cold and tremulous nerves will be warmed and stea died • the relaxed fibres will be braced and rendered firm ; the muscles will be invigorated, the sinews will be strengthened, the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm flesh, the exhaust ed vessels will be replenished, the impoverished watery blood will become rich and balsamic, and its languid circulation restored to the sanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health ; the languid drooping spirits will be revlve,l and exhilarated, digestion will be promoted ; in short, the tone of the nerves will be res tored, and by these means the whole constitution will be Iwo._ vated. Feebleness, latsitede, anxiety, melancholy, and all the deplorablesymptoms of disease, will vanish ; and strenth, ardour, serenity, and every evidence o f renovated health will be the happr result of taking this int stimable Balm in due time, according ties the directions for use which accompany each bottle. The Balm of Quito is prepared and sold by W. Withers, che mist, 229, Strand, JLondon.—Retail by Laibbory, Liverpool ; the London Patent Medicine Company, South-bridge, Edinbiargh ; ironside, Aberdeen ; Ross and Peck, Hull • Sharp, Poststiondi; Jackson, Plymouth • ; ,Congdan; Plymouth- Dock ; Barry, Bristol ; and all mpactible Medicine *Vendere, indite 9s- 9d. per Bottle. 1111111111.111111111111101111 - • .- . . . . • 's . . . . • • . •• ' 0 ~ - - • •?` ~,' i• ( • ".• , ' i l l' :: . „ _.•-- - • • - - ‘,' t- I, 1„. ‘ ,...... ' 3, l•'•• X abit l ft . .'. A ' -,, 1 '.,,,., "" .,.,: - „„, .1r• . '.•%- ."1",,,:i ' ~ _ . ... ._...., ~ , ' .......*•3 6 •11;oselos ..• *-: Ili. , i ll, ~.. , Vs. wit.. ,•••• .66,g t ., - vie .. •„.; • ~ ' '-" ' ' • • • , 1 . .1. ~,.3 "....s4:.'qv . 4,-,044 41,5 = - ... A r i , - , • • . • - 1 . k, v • , ,-, , 1'iv•.:1... - koilL i t,,,e. . 14 4. "1-: •• - ~. 4' • .. •.. - • . •'. .• .' AL . .e. 41,• ,utt, Afii.l. - , 1 *V . ! , ~/ ' . , , . ,- 4 0 p• • •vo• 4 .%,71::%;..: ' '• . - AK"' .0 - 5 .41 ( • 1 • .I r. i• , . • • • , ~ . .I ..1. 1 .:••• • •• • • • - . ; '' . l'i ...•••• t S-4r - _•• • A • • ........'''' m •••••••••••••'. d Tneri" \CAII; I. I: 6860] . • "PNVOAVIIPC4I p; it&6`ll4`""/P4 4 41 .., • ~, ~i . ; , , . - =,.;t Al.' An lio Ailer!" 111 74" - NEVER ACTED. , . , • '' - !; THE ART OF WAR. ....! ,... - - PIeTIMLAtateaRFP/CIV 11 4 1 ; 601 0 /lb% THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARIRIT: • 1 THE Army apd the Students in the Art of Witt , E COMM/SS/OMNI* 9/CitaLL/M TO.MORROW EVENING, MARCH; 99 1806, I are informed:that the ESSAYS on the . THEORY itlbd . . """'s NIS MAJESTY', MOrrA, Xei*ig , . I y ak performed a New, Comedy, in fi re Acts, called PRACTICE of the ART.of WAR,by the Editor of the Malta* . thee on Friday the 10th initalie; they wilthe ' - INDEPENDENCE ; Mentor, arc now published and may be had of all Booksellers in , f .....,,,,_ 2 ._ „ . Or,: THE TieusTE.E. three Volumes illustrated by 'numerous plates, price 365. in `""`"'"'s ' writing , sealed il it . .., _iffilltritat for nRt 4-Pqr The Prlttalial CharaFtexs by boards, or 40s. bound and lettered. BARLEY ;to be dediviedbillbigia cent one the4ll, ftvio 0 m r,34us-DEN, Mr. c. ! tE m BLE„ Mr. EMERY, Maiesty% Victuallin g -S t ow s ag London, March 4, 1809. • .. • Ipiptcora and to be paid tar it ay. BRUNTON, Mr. CLARSKOWr i r• FokV/N r E'rr, THE MONTHLY ARMY LIST, • Bilis • payable wititinteresenlnt4y . ' es &tr. • ' Mr. SIMMONS, Nfr. LIVITIK . MURRA , The ConiEtiojoate . be seen at the Sacretary mes.-,tE .161-DirrO• e PRICY ONLY ONI SHILLINO. - e d i • ..... • ~.. DAVENPORT, liiisi pOLTOI4, mid Mrs. DIEtDIN. T HIS original Work continues to be published , at' ofike l .1 , i ,i , -- , -c .„ , , ~ , . Mrs , me Prologue atid Epilogue to be spoken hy Mr. ERUNI'ON its first p rice of One Shilling, and cantatas givesoil i besides No relmeissillibilaiiroltryVta; hi lohicl tke price:id/lint and Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. .. a . corrected Lin of the whole Army. the EXACT QUARTERS inserted ift tvords allewith, or Mai shall soot te.ekljtsered to 14'110E0.4 a . - 1 1 6 1 . 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 GRAND STATE LOTTERY ---- BEGINS APRIL 14, 1809. Schlott contains Four 0f... ....... ...C20,0 0 0 Two of £lO,OOO Two. .6f £3,000 &c. Ste. Ste. with A FREE GIFT of 1,000 Tickets the First Day, and a FREE GIFT of 500 Tidos the Seciind Day. WittREET --- cThis day wire published, 1. 'THE ANALOGY OF RELIGION, Natural - 1 and R evealod, to al.! CONSTITUTION and COURSE of NATURE, &c. By JOSEPH BUTLER, L. L. D. Late Lord Bishop of Durham. • To which is prefixed a Life, and highly finished Portrait of the Author, engraved by Hopwo od. One Vol bvo Bs. boards. 2. LECTURES on the Figurative Language of the Holy Scrip tures, and the Interpretation of it from the Scripture its:lf. To which are added, Four Lectures on the Relation between the Old and New Testaments, as it is set forth in the Epistle to the Hebrews; also a single Lecture on the Natural Evidences of Christianity. By the Rev. William Jones, M. A. F. R. S. A new Edition, in one vol. Svo. Ss. S. Some Remarkable Passages in' the IHe of Mr. WILLIAM HOWARD, who died at North Ferriby, in the County of York, March 2, 1784. By Joseph Milner, A. M. 4th Edition ; ls.6a. Printed for J. Hamilton, No. 37, Paternoster-row; and J. Ogle, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, Hamilton's Theological Catalogue for 1809, 'THE SPIRIT OF ENGLISH WIT ANli POST .CHAISE COMPANION. This day was published, in One Volume, small Octavo, on a Eno writing paper, and embellished with a fine Caricature Front* , fl, coloure d, price ss. to extra boards, r E SPIRIT of ENGLISH WIT ; being an entertalnin4 Badge! of hable Amcdotes, .Smart Re partees, Prise Bath,'Pointed Spigams, litimourous Epitaphs, Droll Descriptions, Sprightly Witticisms, Singular Characters, Bursts of Merriment, Curious Advertisements, Flights of Imagi nation Elfuelons of Fancy, k.c.. including several original Jell d'Esprits. " Ido hold that the fonds of orkind merriment age sot yet ex hausted, that the wings of fancy are trot yet dipped, and that our ancestors have not said and sung all oar good things. " RABELAIS. RecommendatiO la favour of titii papularllfurk. " We have perused this Volume with con.iderable pleasure. le contains a choice assemblage of the good things of the day, and May be recommended as the best Volume of light reading now eitant."—Observer. London : Published by Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside, and may be had of all Booksellers and dealers in books. - A Ticket. may gain eloopoo A Half may gain £ 50,000 A Quarter may gain X 25p00 An Eighth may gain £ 12,500 A Sixteenth may gain £ 6,250 Only 18,500 liellets for Sale Tickets and Shares are on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Offices. OltA/4:0 SCHEME, With only 184410 TicKETs for Sale, containing 4 Prizes of £20.,000. g Prizes of £l,OOO 2 10,000. t 500 2 100 AO 90 Alta others, a s u s u al, of S £5O, £25; Ste. besides a GRAND PRIZE of 1,000 WHOLE TICKETS, for the FIRST DAY, And another of 500 WHOLE TICKETS, for the SECOND Dar, SWIFT and Co. beg leave to recommend the Scheme of the present Lottery as an improvement upon that of the last Lottery, which gave universal satisfaction. By this i Scheme the Tickets are rendered more valuable than in any former 1 -( 4, erY, their numbers being reduced to 18,500, with the cer tainty of their obtaining the same amount in Prises that has been allotted to 20,000 Tickets. .Ticarrs and SHARKS are on Sale at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, 11, Poultry; No. 12, Charing-Cross; and Ne. SI, Aldgate : :Ith Street ; w h ere C ap i ta l Prizes of the last and late Lotteries a Teri great, amount have been Slhargd and S°l4' CUSTOM-HOUSE, London, March - 1,1809. FOR SALE, By Order of the Hon. the Continhuonere of hi.§ ..liaj...dy's Creme, On Tuesday the 7th, Wednesday the Rth, and l'hursday the 9th of March, Amp,. at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of the sand Days, precisely, •In the Long Room, Custom Houle, Lowden, . ' rTHE , following GOODS, which are al lott e d in I- small Quantities, fat the better accommodation of the seve rdi Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose he become Purchasers. TOIL F.TPOSTATION.. East India Prohibited Goods, &c. TOR HOME CONSUMPTION, Spirituous Liquors, Wine, China, Soy, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Grocery, Gum Ammoniac, Bark, and other Drugs, Glass, Tongues, Silk Hats, Linen Drapery, Woollen Cloth, Shawls, Lace, Silk Stockings, Bales of Thrown Silk, Garnets, Carnelian Beads, Fans; Gongs, Bombazeens, Boats, Timber, Mats, To bacco, Snuff, Tarpaulins, Ctlalt, and sundry other Goods, as moatitined in the Catalogue. . C1.E.11l 01 ALL DUTIES. The Tarpaulins to be viewed at Wycherly's Yard. The Beats, Timber, Mats, &c. the Tobacco Ground. Rotherhithe, and all the other Goods at his Majesty's Warehoust.s, Custom-House., Lon don, on Friday the 3d, Saturday the 4th, and Monday the .sth of March, 1809, and on the Days of Sale, from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon, where Catalogues will be delivered. N. B. Goods bought at this Sale saiwt be paid for on er Is•fore Satur day, the 25th of March, 11309, bet4ueen the hours of sine o'clock ;ra the morning a! three in the afternoon, or the deposits ?node thereon .will ab solutely become forfeited, and the Gods remid at afuture Sale. USEFUL and COMPREHENSIVE ATLAS, Adapted both for the library, and for the Use of Schools. I 0 introduce into a Modern ATLAS , all the m ost interesting features of Antient Geography, and to combine, as far as possible, the advantages of copiousness, clearness, and elegance, with those o f a tractable size and a moderate price, is PATEN r TRAVELLING HAIR CAPS. pr e sumed to be an attempt peculiar to the Work now offered to the Public. In the GENERAL and CLASSICAL ATLAS, in T HIS very useful Invention is entirely new, and large Quarto, by the Rev. EDWARD PATTESON, M. A. particularly well adapted for Officers in the Army and Navy, all the principal Maps are original e nd faithflil reductions from and Travellers in general, who arc obliged to wear either a Welch those on the largest scale, and of the most recent authority—and, Wig or Night-Cap, which, trom their unhandsome or awkward with a view to assist the Teachers of Geography, a Blank Dupli- appearance, persons are under the necessity cf throwing-off when care cf every Map has been prepared, to be taken or omitted, at alighting from the carriage, Etc. the option of the purchaser. The Tnavettra's lit.ta Car, now recommended to the at- Sold by Mesita. Rivington, St. Piurs Church-yard ; Mr. Fade, tendon of the Public, possesses every comfort of the former, Geogr;pher, Charing-cross ; Mr. Law, Are-Maria-lane, aid al , , with the appearance of a curled Head of Hair, and, from its pe other Booksellers. Prices, in boards. suliar elasticity, sits perfectly close to the Head, without any 1. 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Intxoduction to A nc i en t en t iModern Geography and 1 of the Bar, who cons tantl y attend the Circuits, will derive much N. B. An the sarnrAuthor, in 2 vols. tivo. is pow In the pre**, Imam from them. . Wilcox'', by • - •r , = " • .• I Ii V 1 1 t i ~.. , .1 ,I,i, I • I f ti ~' i ~ ~, 4 , ; This day was published in it Crown Bvolimes, with aPortrait of MOK t, and fac-simile Wood Cuts, price 18s. in boards, AMOST pleasant, 'fruitful, and witty Work of the best State of a Public *Weal, and of the new Isle called UTOPIA, written in Latin by the Right Worthy and Famous Knight Sir Thomas More,, and translated into English by Rape Robinson, A. D. 1551. A4l eVI Edition ; wit h• cdpious Mites' (hi eluding the whole of Dr. Warner's), and a Biographical add Lite rary Introduction. Bs the Rem. T. F, DISDIN, F. S. A. Author of an Introduction to the Knowledge of the best Editions of the Greek and Latin Classics. Published for Williams Milkr, Albemarle street. A small impression is struck oft on large paper in one volume Toros, with an extra plate, in outline, of More 's Family. Price 11.1 I s. 6d. beards. • 01?DNAATGE OFFICE, ilefur:h S, 1809. • THE PRIAICIP..IL OFFICERS of HIS MA- - JESTrs ORDNANCE, de hereby-give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday the 17th instant, from such Persons as may be at • willing to undertake the Supply of Forage for the Ordnance St Hones stationed in the following District , , viz. North Britain • • • ;south West, Including Ports- a b r i Northern mouth, Isle of Wight, and v Yorkshire - Chrbtclserch a( Eastern, exclsiye of 'Worley Western ft Southern, exclusive of Chat- Woolwich', with Ms twin- al c ham dendes • "' ' fi Watley and Cliatltam : • c For a period of six mosithafrom the Ist of April next. a The Forage to be fairnislied.in cations to coasts!, hereafter. ° May frosts time to time be required, either of 101bs. of Oats or of • . 711w.' of Oats 121bs. of Hay r4lbs. Hay . -811 w. of Straw. • . fffin. of !Straw ; • And Must be deliverwl* the respective stations* the expenee of the Contractor, Who is i also to furnish such Horses with Oats at ellattier ilitioa; as May be tllleitea ;Attila the Disiric t for which Se Contracts. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for each Dllitrict, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, that, during the period of hi, couttact.,.nry.accu ' mishit, making an allowance for the same after the rate of • • per Horse per week. Fuither particulars may be known uponapplication tethe GM stets Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day.be • tween the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the PrOposals are to be delivered, sealed up and endorsed , " PropaSala Ibt the 1- Supply of Forage ;" but no PrOposal can •be adMitted after die o said 17th day of March instant, at twelve o'clock - at neon of thB ie same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party , fie , f I making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. iv I I By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec; etary. ••1. • 9~J