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7 7 1 ;~ :. - - . . • 1 - -.....- 4i..,. ~ ... AN '',.... %._, , , 4 1 ~. ~,--) s . 1 ,, , c ~..,. .., -%.- •h• 4 1 9 4' . • • : ' k ... , . • t v cs a. _, ._.."-.‘ ../A -,ai ' ,' ..• _E 7— ___ p--- , „- ' . ); ?., • t T ik l 11' 0 • . . • • ,i., V 1 ~ ~- NUMBER 5871] TUESDAY. NOVEMBER. 17, 1807 I PRICR.S ),KN( THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. . • • PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, • will he aged the Conk Opera ot • • THE CABINET. ...Noce Orlando, Mr. Brabant ; Count Carroll). Mr. ‘ o 7eivitzer ; ; ItfOrquis de Grand Chateau, Mr. Mathews • Crudelia (hrft _ Mrs. S . cott; Conftantia, (Ara time), difs .Lyois ; Leo • indra,"44. - lotothews ; Curiofo. Mrs. Harlewe ; Floretta, Mno )4ciblkain. al • TO' whichwill be added the Farce of „„THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. ! Ilk Metes Racket, Mr. Elliftoa ; Lady Racket, Mrs. Jordan. ,;I,twonorrow, Times Tell Tale; with the Wood Damon; ir The Clock has Struck. 97 1)n Thurfdiy, All in the Wrong; with (for the firft time) a "'kelt Melo•Drame, eillta Ella Rol-cabers. EALING SCHOOL THE Gentlemen educated at the above School are requeftcd to meet at Freemafon's Tavern, Great een ftreet, Lincoln's Inn Fields, on Wedoeiday, the tStb of November; at Seven o'Clock in the Evening s purfuant to adjournment. November to, 18°7. JOHN HALL, Sec. ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS, The principal part of which are already fon. THE SMALLEST LOTTERY ever known, Begins Drawing NEXT THURSDAY, November 19th, And In two days, the whole of the following Rich Lilt of Capitals and other Prizes mutt be drawn. SCHEME. z Prtte of L zoom zopoo loco SG° zoo So . Is £ 20.050 10.000 5000 2,3 0 0 1,000 1,000 22.500 20 20 1,502 •••••• ~ MEM • 6,c00 Tickets. tkoco • at LittifLiatty Ilekeei and Slums—. kket ,• A • 4 2.4 ; 105 I I MA* . Z 2 T 6 0 • " 11 16 111 0. 11 . 1 . itt 8 6 • Liras fail are , Tsca*P*l•4B#alias are on Sale at - WARNER*, No. 16..C011fe11.1., • vi Who reenmonds as la tits - preemie, as the quantity re :l .anfiribliMiiiirhaidi 'Coeitradtors Is very fault. Orders from the 'Coutftric e.ontainipg Bank Notes, Polt-OTtoe Orders, or thortipod.ll4l4..tetatea We if pedant. • -• ONLY sift titoteAND xiCkETS, • ' Not A Thea(and•of:iivhith ape lo poffeffroh of the Contradois to &be fi t agliadoSpotland, Irelatid. • smer...,Lsl,.t.otrg,y ever known, a• begins Dr/win; NErr `THUO:3I),AX, November z9tb, sad fluidics the sotb. Capisalls cud ;fiithsT Prizes, to the amouut •of i3,0491. 7 1116614a:etrp.:. • • ,SCHEML • . .a • Prue of 4ser,aoo- 10 1400 ao,ctoo • - s,oco. so sco • So IS i. • Lz3,psnao) -. 7 • pa 44>00 2,501 1,000 ▪ 11,500 ~.. , 6,000 'Tickets. £63,000 The Ticket No. 4,570, drawn November 6, a Prize of 40,0001 • Ira+ foil by Sir J. tRANSCOMB and Co. in fixteen Siateenths, where the MIL sc,ocoL and the laft 25,0c01. ever roared were ilkewife fokL TicalTs am Swears for the Little Lottery are on Sale at Sir JAMES 111(ANSCONIB and LO.'s Incomparable Lucky Offices, No tt, HOLBORN, ity, Coattattu, and 38, HAYMAIRLT, Who recommend an immediate purehaFe, as the quantity of Tickets titifplcl, arc not more than One Day's Confutription. To be publithed by Jubfcription, In :he courfc of this Month,and to be continued, THE following Pieces of MUSIC for the Piano Forte, Harp, &c. &e.. By LOUIS VON E'SCH. • No. I...Connt.itta DL I.ITCDPICI.D,Riete Patll6tiple. 1 -A RIA, IT GIIANDE VA LCD. Scutt IT RONDO, appeli le Premier de Man. 4—LE DEPALT, compote d'un Aria et Valce. P"'INTNODUCTION ET Ott VALCIS. 11)11/1/LICItt, ANDANTI, IT ALLIMANDZ, avec Aceorn pagncment do Harpr, ad lib 7.—Attotinrit, compofei en tremoire de la Mort du GE. neral Abercrombie, et un Air Martial, avec Amin pavement de Harpc, Flute, et de deits Cora, ad lib. B—Les DlLAssesseNs D'ASHT BAD PAR/L. Duo, annpollf dune Marche. Air Noduroc, et Rondo. Sobferiptions (One Guinea) to be paid on delivery of the work. Subfcribers name. received at Mr.ltirchall, Mr. Adonzani, and Man. Goulding and Co. Bond.ftrce't; Meflrs. llroderip and Co. lONA Market; Mr. Kelly's 'Opera Naloon, Pall Mall; Nkflrs. Clement! and Co. Cbeapfide; Mr. Pralloo, Strand; und at• Mr. MuGcal Library, Woburt Plaer..RuirelLf/iaare. FAMILY LINENS, INni.l MURC ititkiFCH CAM. SAKS, tic. No. 192, Fleet-11%e, eolitei IDDLETON and ierpiastrunyininr'nt ILIa•• the Nobility, Gantry, and their PriinBl 4 iti jßritbrat, ttuoy Moe at prefect an'unuftially extet five AffortultFt if all kinds of Tale Linen, Sheeting, Scotch Hoftands.four•fourcht and feverl eighths frith linens, and every article of Houfehold Linen. A Wig and unremitted attention to the Linen Trade enahles . them offer filch fabrics of the various kindle the abiWearricids ' iM *iff htTure chic feltglience of thdrieVin /Abaft at thei houfe, by sefwering weir ineVtatlen - freimitlewsar, and are all charged for readymoncy, upon the molt rcipisoshila t ygtais.f chin the Indite . Company's faje juft ceded, they have isceeiveg a variety of Plain and Spited Muffins, I.ong Cloths atilt ra f icots, which are for•the took part unifually They'hvie alto a valuahleColletcfion cif *new Fancy Shawls for the winter, frum t a. to (even guittraa ' each ; with a great variety of fame,. britißi IViuflinc and Manelid Wel:Lod,. A few Uses of Frencla Cambrim for Pocket Hand licrehiefs, much cheaper than can :suit be imported. The loweft ready Omni" price fixed to ail Gods fold at the above Ware• hook; and any artide, on infpeet;nn, pot approlted Of, will tie tuft readily taken again, on ezdratol. DORSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mars. HODSRINSON and CO. THE MANOR of COMPTON ABBAS, ex tending over 1245 acres or ther'eabOuts, smith the Advowfon in Fee of the Rcdtory and Right to Great and Small Tithes—the nett value about 250 L per annum the Rev. Mr. Bafk:tt aged about 54—the next Preiencation difpofcd of. MU the Mater Farm, containing x6sA. oR. r7P. on Leafe for nine years from Michaelmas loft, at Ifool. per annum, but of the eltituated annual value of tool. And silo the Reverfion in Fee of feveral Leafehold and Copy hold Eftates, held by Lives ; containing.437A. 3R tP. valued at' per annum 6401. with the relayed rents and heriots thereuuto belonging. The Minor, or Reputed Manor of Welt Orchard, extending over 638 acres, with the Manor Farm, as let from year to year, containing 62A. all ,t 3 p. at tool per annum, but of the efthnati.d annual value oft col . Alfo the RCVCIEOO in Fee of feveral Valuable Leafehold and Copyhotd Eftates ; held by Lives, containing 489 acres, or there about s, of the eftimated annual valueof 9751. as. with the referved rents and heriors therunto belonging. The Reverfinn in Fee of that part of the Manor Farm, called -the Dairy Farm. in the Rata of Melbury Abbas. held by the lives kiflltkhard Brabant, aged 88, and Ann Burt, aged 56 ; containing /944. 3R sAP.at the low relayed Rent of 7sl. per annum, dur ing the Paid lives, but of the eftimated annual value of s ;01. Alfo the Reverfion in Fee of feveral valuable Leafehold and • Ce;pyhold Enna in Eatt and Welt Melhary. held by lives, eon- Wiring 508 A. t R. sBP.valned ii per annum 6911 9s. with the re ferved rents and harlots thcrcuntn belonoittg. And alio the Revertionsin Fee of lunch'? Leafehold !Mates held ay lives, within the.l'arilh of Tilbury, partietdarly Chickfgrove, with the Tythe Hvy'in Ohe Lot; au in the Puri& 'of Dottheyd, particula►lyie Coonib itd Charlton; ana:alfo fevers! Envies the t'arith at bentlef. Further particulars map be had df Mc(rr. Hodainfon and Co. Arundel-Ikea, London. A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK. This day was publi(hed, Price Ntnepence, or Thirteen to the Dozen, with the full Allow ance to Schools, THE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN, containing COMMON THINGS NECESSARY TO It KNOWN. and adapted to the capacity and attriollty of Children betwetui Foul and rEN Years Or Age. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. _ _ Author of the Clefs Book; the Reading Exercifes ' or Introdudtion to the Clafa Book ; of the Grammar of Philofophy. &c. &c. Every Parent and Tutor will be inftantly (truck with the ore. futnefs and importance of this new Cateehifm. which begins with teaching the Child to wont Ten and name the Days in the Week, and proceeds by eafy !Ups to the definition and explanation of all kinds of familiar and common Objeets. It bears in fadt. as to the Intends of Ifs, and the firit ptinelpks of general knowledge, ex sal), the ikme reladon as she Church Catechifin, and the eafy Catechifins of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and Morality. Printrd far Rirenalu Puma's, Nn.'6, Bridge Street, London; and to be had, with the other much approved works of the fame Author, of all Bookfeliers in Town and Country. This day wes publifhed, • • In One Volume, Odavo, price ns in bands, The Second Edition • I THE MODERN P . A.AC I'ICE of PHYSIC. By EDWARD GOODMAN CLARKF, Author of " Medicinz Praxeos Compendium;" of the Royal College of Phyficians, London, and Phylician to the Forces, &c. Printed for Longman, Knit, Rem,and Orme, Paternofter•row. " This volume may be recommended to the Rodent, as eon. mining the heft compendium of modern improvements in medi cine and therapeutics, which we have had occallon to perufe. • The detail of fysnptorns under each bead, is very Ormprehenfive and cuffed, and fearcely any remedies, which have itood the tat of experience, arc omitted to be mentioned." Critical Review, D-cember, >sWe have perufed the above work with much gratiAeadon, and we ettrneftly recommend it as deferring of the attention. Fir eiculdrly of the junior branches of the profeClion, as it is written in an able and feientific manner ; and we are well allured that it will not derogate any thing from the reputation the author has already obtained by bl Medicinm Praxeos Compendium." ' 1 • • Medical joumil, December, aos. Of whom may be had, by the . fahie Author, Mtwara& P•emtros Cossraxalues, lama The Fourth Edition, price s*. 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There volumes contain the words of upwards of five handfed Songs ; fomc of them original, but principally feleded front the Works of the molt approved writers, divettcd of every thing which has any tendency to indecency and profanencfs. With an intro duaory Letter. and a new Preface. The Ara volume, which contains chiefly the rural, naval, and military Songs, &c. may be had kparately, printed on an inferior Paper, price, in boards, As. 6d. for thole who may with to purchafs k as a prdept to the lower Claes. A third voitinit is in the Frets. A NEW AND NEAT POCKET ELM fION. This day was publithed, Price, hound, as. 6d. or tl. 7s. per dozen for diftribution, THE PRACTICE of TRUE DEVO !'ION, in Relation to the End,as well as the Means of Religion ; divi ded into Chapters, each containing forme I..riocipal Duty tither to Gad, our Neighbour, or 0 native s ; and appropriated to the fetteral Days in the Week. With Prayers for the Cl.)ret, a Family, and other Occalions. Alfo an Office for the. ;Illy Conimunion, confif ting of Prayers before, at, and after the lioly Sacrament; and fume Diredlions for a decent behaviour at the folenmity. By ROBERT NELSON. I. Printed for F. C. and j Rivington, 63, St. Paul's Churc l 7-yatd. An Edition of the fame Work may be had neatly printed in duodecimo, on a large letter, price, bound, 3s. 6d and a few copies on a fine royal paper, price, in boards, Ss. 6d. or handfosaely bound, 7s. 6d. _ _ Alf.), by the fame Minor. a COMPANION for the FESTIVALS and FASTS of the Cu vac it of ENO LAND. With Collects and Prayers for each Solemnity. The 3nth Edition, handfoinely printed in one large volume Bvo. price, bound, Early in December will be pnbliffied, in Two !'Diet Quarto Volumes. A TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of ENGLAND.—Erbibiting the various SUBDIVISIONS of each County into HUNDREDS, LATHES, WAPb:N -CA KES, &e. The Valuatiors in the King's Books—the Patrons of the heelrfiailleal Benefices ; and the 'Tutelary Saint of each Church—The Diftarce and Bearing of every P.aills or Hamlet from the nearelt Pat Office Town—Marketi—Fairs—Corpora tiong—Free Schools—The Situation and Defeription of Monet teries and other Religious Houfss—Members of Parliament —AG. fixes and Petty Scions. Colletted from the met authentic do• currents, and arranged in alptabetical order, &c. By NICHOLAS CARLISLE, Fellow and Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries or London. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row. The original returns made to Parliament by the Overfecrs of the feveral parilbes, in 1803, conftitute the ball, of this Work. To the valuable information derived from this fource otblr *NI t able fads have been added from all th.! County Hiftories, end Books of Topography MOM extant. Many deficiencies have been fupplied and inaccuracies corrected by an ezten*ve correfpondenc initituted by the Author, with the Nubility, Clergy, and Gentrye in various parts of the kingdom. MR. GISBORNE'S SERMONS—NE 'J ell! noN. This day was publiihrd, hi Two Vol. Bvo. Price as in boards, (the Volumes fold feparate alto) a New Edi . non, being the Fourth, of SERMONS, by the Reverend THOMAS =- BORNE, M. A. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of Whom maybe has, by the fame Author, a. A FAMILIAR SURVILY of the CRRIATIAN RELIGION, and of Hiftory as conneded with the Introduetion of Chriftianity, and with its Progrefs to the prefent 1 irne. Intended primarily for the Ufe of Yourg Perfons of either Sex, during the cnurfe of Public o r of ptivate F,ducation, Bvo. 4th Edition. corredled Ss boards. s. An I uqual: into the Du flat of ME N in the higher and middle Claires of Society in Great Britain, refulting from their refpeaive Stations, Profeffions and Employments, two vols. Bvo. 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Q ESOLVED, That in confequence of the ad a.‘• vaneed State of tke Subfcription. and of the progrefs in the Arrangement for forming of the Eitablifbrmnt, it has become proper to call a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS, in order to lay before them the Report of the Adling Committee. Refolved, That fuch General Meeting be accordingly holden at the Thatched Houfe Tavern, in St. James's-ftreet, on WEDNES DAY, the asth Day of November, at Twelve o'Clock. The bulk of the Subfcription already received Is invcfted in Ex chequer Bills. The intended Capital is ?spool to be raifed by gaco Shares, of asl. each, payable by lath!men ts of 51. Books are o;c n for Subfcriptinu, at lgolfre. Birch , Chambers, and Hobbs, Ba nker., New Bond-ftreet ; Metfrs. Aulten, Maunde, ard Auften, Bankers, No. to, Hrnrietta.ftreet, Covent Garden; and Mars. H. T. Williams and Co. No. It, Copthall•coort, near the Bank. Profpedlufes may be had at the above places ; No. t, Cecil-Breer, Strand ; the Secretary's, No. 2, Hare court. Temple ; and at the Gloom-11er Coffee Houk, Piccadilly: 'By Order of the Committee, R. TATI.OR, Secretary. THE LONDON GEM/114E WINE COMPANY, FOR THE IMPORTATION OF PORT, MADEIRA, AND SHERRY WINES. • THE Public are refvellfully informed, that the above Company having been honoured with the fandlion and approval of hone of the molt dircerning, diftinguithed, and eminent characters, continue to receive depofits for Shares. To thole yet unacquainted with the plan, it may be proper to an nounce, that the Company's grand ()Ned is to fupply Vintners, and all Retailers of Wine, as well as the Public who are Suhfcri hers to the concern, with Wines in the genuine Rate, as imported from Madeira and Portugal. Thus, the tables of the affluent will be enriched with the pure and exhilarating jaice ; while the inva lid may be confident, that in reforting to wine as a medicine, he will gain all the benefit which, by its invigorating qualities, it is able to i-apart to the conftuation. The capital is to be soo,oooL to be railed in Sol. Cures ; iI. per mare to be paid at the time of rubferibino ; 31. is a month afterwards; 31. in two months; 31. in three months; 31. in four months; and 41 in fix months; and all is not to exceed cl. per cent. 13: r to be oftener repeated than four times in a year. The Manager of the concern, every three months, is to make oath before the Mayor, that all the Wine fold the preceding quarter is genuine; and it will be fold in bottles, made on/Opole for the Company, and feared with their feaL The advantages that will accrue from this inftitution is obvious ; as the Subfcribers will, without rilk, be fure to gain at leaft so per cent. on their rcfpeetive flares. Added to this, the plan which the Company arc determined to purfue, of taking final rubferiptions, renders it poffible for ahnoft every elafs to avail themfelves of the liktilfflis which mull ultiinately arife from this eltablithment. Nil/ attendance is given at the Crown and Rolls Rooms, Chanocry-lame, from eleven ;to two; where the fubrcriptions are reeved, and profoecctures may be had ; midair() by MelTrs. Sanfom and Co. bankers, Lombard.ftreet; fVletfts. Davidfon and Co. bankers, Pall Mall; and Mr. Wild, jun. the Solicitor, Caftle-ltrect, Falcon-filmic. smi r, as Firft Martha' of the Hnnonrahle LTA • Court of junice of the Colony of Demerara, hereby givei Notice, that by virtue of Sentence decreed Ey the Paid Court, and the Executions in eonfequence thereof, -he win expofe here by Public Audtion, after the expiration of a year and Gx weeks from the sth March, 1807, in behalf of John Douglas by Deed of Af figment of Anthony MeoAtena, as Trultee to tle Heirs of C. J . Burehard Harkey; and D.Telford,q. j the Sequefters orTru Rees to the Infolvent Boedel of Baily,Taylor, and Co all the Sugar Plan tation, called Belmont, fituate en the Weft bank of Mabaycl River, with all the Slaves, Building', Plantings, and further Ap purtenance" thereto belonging, the property of Moles Buchanan, C. P (or othtro). The Invenrbty of raid Plantation may be feen daily at the Counting Houle of MclTr4 Willink, and Co. Amiterdam ; at Meffrs. Alexander Rots, and Co. London : and at Mr. John Claditone, Liverpool Three months after the day of Sale, the raid Court will take into confidcration the preferent and concurrent claims. Wherefore 11l and every one who may have any Claims on the Proceeds or otherwife, of the laid Plantation, are fununoned by Me, the raid Firft Marfhal , lo appear or fend deputies it the place' aforefaid, on the firft day of the Seffions that Mall be held by the Paid Court in the month of July, 1808, in. order to Lippert their Claims, under fuels penalty againft the non-appearers as the law diredts. MART. SMIT, Melt Exploitsur. Demerara, Jere 16, 1807. OFFICE OP tIRDN.INCLSepawier aft. 1%7. THE PRI'. CIPAL• VFFICERS of his MajefiP ORDNANCE d. beray give Nake, That Propufals will be reeehr-d at their Office in Pall-Mali, on Or before Wednefday the 18th of November next, frum fuch Perfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of the under mentioned quantities and defcririon of TIMBER and Materials required for fcrvice of this Department at Woolwich. via. 400 Loads of hewed Oak Timber from 70 to Ito feet meetfug, 80,000 Oak Spokes. chopped, moo Loads of Elm Timber hewed. 3000 Elm Stocks chopped and bored 15 t 5 inches, and 4coo ditto is yl t 4 inches, 600 Loads of All Timber round, from 30 to 6o feet meeting, 300 Loads of 4 inch Afh Plank, 23,000 A& FeWas, 4 >g k inches. 400 Alit A xle-trec Beds 4 feet 8 >4 7 inches ' 60o) (if inches) feet, fuperficial of feafonedElm Board, and 30.000 i inch ditto ofditto. The whole of the articles to be delivered at Woolwich, at the expence of the Contradtor,itt the following proportions, and on or before the periods hereafter fpccitied. viz. March 31, 1808.-3 co Loads of the Elm Timber, and soo Loads of the Mb Timber. April 30,—.400 Loads of the Elm Timber, one-half of the Elm Stocks, zoo Load - s of the Mb Timber, tso Loads of the Alit Plank, 10,coo Mb Fellies, an.i the whole-of the Axle-tree Beds. June 30.--aoo Loads of the Oak Timber, 30,000 Oak Spokes, 300 'Loads of the Elm Timber, the remaining half of the Elm Stocks, soo Loads of the AihTimber, tso Loads of the Aib Plank, and t0,0..:.0 Alh Follies. September 30..2,00 Loads of the Oak Timber, and sopoo of the Oak Spokes. And on or before December 24 next, the whole of the Elm Board. Propofals may be offered jointly or feparately for each article; but so Tender can be received for the Timber and Plank for left than 3o Loads of each; for the Oak Spokes for fiefs than soon ; for Elm Stocks for lets than goo of either &mentions; for Am FeElea for lets than sOOO ; for Afla Axle-tree Beth for lets than 100; and for the Elm Board 4 14 inch,for lets than 3000 fuper flcial feet; and for that of 3 inch, for lets than 6000 fuperficiat eet ; neither will any Stick of Elm Timber be received under 8o feet. Further particulars may be known, upon application to the Infpcdor of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich ; alto at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and tour o'clock, where the Terms and Conditions of the Contract may be teen, and where alto the Propofals are to be delivered, Pealed up, and endorfed " Propofals for Englith Tim ber, &c." But no propofal can be admitted after the Paid 18th of November next, at to o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither will any 'raider be !noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf mall attend. By Order of the Board, R. K. CREWE, Secretary. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe Smith againit Efdaile, the Credi tors of WILLIAM SMITH, late of Bryanitone ftreet, Portman. Cfquare, in the County of Middlefes; and of Chichelter, in the County of Suffer, Efq. deceafed; are on or before the Eighth,day of December, 1807, to come in and prove their Debts before John Ord, Efq. one of the Mafters of the Paid Court, at his Chambers in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the Paid Decree. T'HE EDITORS of ENCYCLOPCEDIA PER THENSIS relpedtfully folicit the notice of the Public to the Second Edition of that work, Pan Bth of which has jult been pub3lbed. 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