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SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST, AN eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the pleasant Village of Partney, two miles from the Mar ket Town of Spilsby, in Lincolnshire; comprising a handsome newly-built su!tstantial House, of six Rooms and Offices on the I ground floor, with excellent Cellars and Dairy beneath, the prin cipal Room 30 feet by in ; above are five good Bed-chambers, and two, smaller ditto for Servants; a Shrubbery hedges the Garden, and in front of the house is a Lawn ; ten Acres of the Land ie next the Garden fence, and five Acres at a convenient i distance, all Grazing-ground of a very superior quality ; there is an excellent three-stall Stable and a Coach•house, over which is a Chamb.ir and Dove-cote. The House is well supplied with water, and on the Estate will be found many thriving Tin.bis Trees. The neighbourhood is esteemed for the resident:: of se veral good families; a London Coach passes by the gate, and the Post daily. Sea-bathing is within a ride of twelve miles, on a clean sandy sloping shore. The Furniture may be had at a va luation. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and sold by the Booksellers in Sunderland, Newcastle, Durham, and North and South Shields. This day was published, In Four Volumes, 121 no. prce 18s. in boards, T HE SON OF THE STORM. A TALE. By HENRY SIDDONS. " Periturm partite Charm." Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Times A TELL• T A LE. A Play, price 2s. 6d. LAW BOOKS. This day was published, price se. boards, AGENERAL CATALOGUE OF LAW lioOKi.--London : Printed for the compiler, J. Butter worth, Law Bookseller, Fleet-street. To be viewed by tickets, which may be bad of Messrs. Skin ner, Dyke, Tuclnn, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street THIS PRESENT EVENING. NOVEMBER 4, will he the Tragedy of THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER. Evandcr, Mr. YOUNG ; o ,. ; ; Li c, Mr. C. KEMB LE ; Phocion, Alr. CLAREMONT ; %1.e14.2th0n, Mr. MURRAY; Philotas, Mr. BRUNTON; Euphrasia, by A YOUNG LADY, (Being her third appearance in London.) Eri::ene, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. To which will be added the Mt.sical Farce of THE REVIEW Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Deputy Bull, Mr. DAVENPORT;. Caleb Ouot'em, Mr. FAWCETT; kf,swolter, Mr. WADDY ; Job's Lump, Mr. EMERY. Grace Gay-love, Mrs. GIBBS ; Lucy, Mrs LI:3I'ON ; Phcebe Whitethorn, Miss LOGAN. Boxes, 7s. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 4s. Second Price Gallery 2s. Second Price is. Upper Gallery Is. Doors open at half-past 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6. On Monday, Othello ; with the Blind Boy. on Tuesday, The Exile ; with the Jew and the Doctor. On Wednesday, Inkle and Yarico; with the Miser. On Thursday, Romeo and Juliet ; Juliet by the Young Lady 'r ho performed Euphrasia. SUBSCRIPTION THEATRE. THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed, that the SUBSCRIPTION for pwri rIONING PARLIAMENT kr LEAVE CO EREC T a THEATRE in this METROPOLIS, IS FULL By order of the Committee, November 2, 1809. HENRY FRY, Solicitor. wATkiNs'.s NEW CROWN HOTEL, FORE STREET, PLYMOUTH-DOCK. J.WATKINS returns his sincere thanks to the No. • bitty, Officers in his Majesty's Navy and Army, Gentle men Travellers, and the Public in general, for the liberal support he experienced at his late house (the Crown Hotel, Cumberland street), and respectfully informs them, that he has removed to those extensiv premises in FORE.STIMET, formerly kept by Mr. LOCIT CR, and then known by the name of the Old King's Arms Tavern, but now called WATKINS'S NEW CROWN HOTEL, w' IA he has fitted up in an elegant and comfortable style, suite 4 to the accommodation of Noblemen and tfitAr families, Commer cial Gentlemen, &c. For convenience and elegance the above premises are avowedly rperior to any in this part of the Kingdom; and T. 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The First Number will be issued in London on SAT - 11/DAY, NJVLIA!;ZR 11, aid in the Country, on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER. 12, I ; beautifully primed in Quarto, ou the largest paper manu fe,.....red, cson:aining tveltnty-lour columns, price only Sixpence GENERAL OULINE OF THE rLAN: 1. Foreign Intelligence—. 2. Proceedings in the Senate— 3. Ga zeue3, with the Names and address::: of the Attornies appointed to tar.duct Ilankruts Commissions, &c.-4. Eist, and Caloaial Inforinxion-5. Communications from Ireland and Provincial New; frorn all parts of the Country-7. kti.altural and Sportirg Intelligence-3. Politic:, (the Pros -1.1:.t, appeared in this 1' sper . Rlisceliamous Plragraphs— V.. The Conn aid World of FaOlion—t I. City Business—l '2. t Affairs-13. Theatrical Criticisms-1 Fine Arts— Nau..cal inclusliug Lloyd's List-16. Military , m:nts-17. Proceedings of the Courts of Law—lS. Polite Accident; and °in:aces-20. firths, Marriages, and Deaths —2l. London Goods imported during the Week R nes of Itht.rance-24. Public Funds-25. Course ot . Ex c.rtlgc, &c. &c. th Jrs received by NT 'sirs. and Dc Cantr No. 11, Catbe r4-,:rTt, Strat!.l ; and by all Ilookselkrs, Newsmen, Clerks of the ek titrati4hout the United Khgdoin. HARVEY'S SAUCE 1 OR FISH, GAMY, &c. 1' LAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility . 4 A. -.rid ,Juntry, the alsove admired Ark.lc is propared only at 11:e Warehouse, Ni. G, Fivtar,ipatre.:t, Portman-.quart ; znti (by a;•,) , .i,:tment) may he had of J. Baxter, Edinburgh ; Pell, N.AV. L: up:in 'Fyne ; Gregsons, Livorpoul ; Getty, Manch, s . er : Trr..y, I.7ighton ; Lorner, Southampton ; Elliot and Seoclham, hth ; Jefr,-rys, Salisbury ; Lister, Swansey ; Stephens, Bridling.or. &c. &c. and to prevent spurious imitations, each bottle M. - . Harvey's signature on the label. F.. 1.. at the same time begs to re:cam:tend her genuine ES;VnCi- Ar:hovi,.s, wi.h a •-ariety of rich Sauces and Pickka. !,.• •ad iu c; . ses of all sizes, fur f'....:117 ie and erportar.on. CASES at Walton on the Hill, Epsom, Surrey, ‘- 1 I.vy Baily 1V33 four years afflicted with Scorbutic Ulcers cr,e leg, and speedily cured by !'.pilsbury's Patent Anti- I:r.ips.—Elizal).lth Mathews, also cured of an nice:rated ig %even small It lutes —Lona Skelton; aged 26, re •!,ie ..! to 7rear weakness, with the loss of 90 pieces of bone, re avid a laborious occupation, though the loss of his th9agiit ne , :e'sisry to save his life. Medicine has the words, •By the King's Patent,' esp.( :,•1 un tl.e bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper, 1 . ... King's Duty is printed in black ink. ,1 (1 at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London, in small ; 3 0*.!-:: of Ss. yd. ; Bauble bottles, 10s.; and larger, 11. 2s. Conipqiind Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, Ss. DR. FREEMAN'S GU TTA SALUTARIS. r i-T% value of this InfAlible Mediciuc has been so I ug pr0 , .•:•,1, that nothing of the present day tan bear a ;•.‘ •:itioe w:th it in all the different stages of a certain Diser.s.e, effectnall? .ut w and eradicates from the habit, without err' . ••• tb? painful recants and exposure that attends salivation. I ` . d-Inlitating the constitution in any degree, or even requl -177 c , iiftticint!nt turn Inedness, or rrstrietion in diet. The radical :-tut thr,;.litestiirtah! 2 Drops have proved i heir claim to public 1 . - ..: , roha: ion ler nu re than 30 years. In all the debility of both aes,they 7rovv. a never tailing restorative, whether the debility t ,. .mluce.l by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef fc:tr of a warn climate to travellers, and those goiog abroad 1 'N . ! , cannot be recunonended coos:row!, to those who Will .re '''''' ' a iaf.! sp:edy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Gleets, zridrivry weakness that affects the bladd.:rand organs of urine. By t 46.-aLy women have bec.nne mother* who for years bad beta lived of that happiness. _ _ Sol.; ,vholesale and retail at Nlr. Butler's, Net. 4, Cheapside, tor n..r ut i'aterroiter-row, and read by &lam, Portsmouth; Wes ton, Pot- tea ; Willq and Rogvrs, Plymout h ; Peek, Hull ; bublir.; Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith and Mandertun, Fdiu huigh, and by most Cauntry Medicine Venders, in bottles at 21. J. each, with ample directions. LAWS OF GAMING, WAGERS, &c. This day was published, in Octavo, price se.boards, THE LAWS of GAMI NG,AVAaE RS, HORSE RACING, and GAMING HOUSES. By JOHN DISNEY, Oil the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister of Law. London : Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street. PRIZE CAUSES and APPE.tLS to the KING in COUNCIL. 1 his day was published in Royal Bvo. price 6s. Vol. 1. Part 1. of T-li- EPc TSof CASES argued and adjudged before themogt Noble and Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes; also, on Appe. I before the King's most Excellent Majesty in Council, captaining Cases in May, June, and July, 1809. By THOMAS HARMAN ACTON, Esq. of the Middle Temple. London: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street.—Of whom may be had, in Royal Svo. price 16.. in board., the 2d edition of Mr. Watson's ireatise of the Law of Partnersoip. This day was published, in Royal Bvo. price is. 64. Vol. 1. 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INCOMPARABLE R3MANCE. • This clay was published, in three large volunr:.s, price 183. THE AVENGER,or the SICILIAN VESPERS. A Romance of the Thirteenth Century, nut inapplicable to the Nineteenth. Printee. for StockLiaie, junior, 41, Pall Mall. Where may be had, price 25a. or on large paper, with Proof Plates, £2 ios. The Life and Campaigns of Gastavus Adolphus the Great of Swede.l. By the Rev. alter Kate. 1, This is on* of the most interesting Work . ; that has ever ap peared. So extr.7, , rei;ary are the facts which it relates, that tl:ey rive to the whole the entertainment of Romance, hile their listorical authenticity is universally achnitted." This day was published, price Ss A JOURNAL of the MILITA FtY OPERA. A 1 TIONS during the BLOCKADE and SIEGE of GENOA; preceded by a Summary View of the ryituxion of the Army of Italy, front the moment when General Nfai.ena took the Com mand of it, until the Blockade. In which the Management of the Commissariat and Intelligence Departments is particularly ex posed ; together with the essential advantages resulting there from. Translated from the French of Paul Thiebault, General of Brigade, Author of the Manual for Adjutants. General, and of Reflections en the Re-organisation of the Head-Quarter and Staffs of Armies. By JOHN MAITNDE, Translator of De I.ille'e " L'f-lomrie des Charing." Printed for T. Egerton, Military I.ihr..try, near Whisehall. This day was published in large Bvo. price 7s. The Third EAlition, with very considerable additions, of P RACTI CAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS, on the nature, various causes, and the most rational mode of treating and eradicating that species of consumption, incident to youth and the different stages of life, commonly called TAIMS DORSALIS, including the Author's method of cure of that train of concomitant disorders, which derange the human organs, so as ta destroy the finest functions of the animal (economy. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, Of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the University of Leyden, and Practitioner in 1.0riC , 411 Firmerly Surgeon-Major to the sth Regiment of Infantry, to the lGth, or Queen's Regiment of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Military Hospital at _ _ Chatham. Printed flr J. W.tllor, and Messrs. Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-roar; and to be had at No. 61, Frith-street, .1,0-square. *„" 'll , e Anti-Jacobin Revieva for September, 1807, bat been pleas..d to taste the same notice el the mature tat mdlitrof The above wwk. " • _ MANSION AND SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. OXFORDSHIRE. TA BE .D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACOMMODIOUS MANSION,. and upwards or 700 Aces of very rich Land, forming at once a most de sirable Country Residence, and profit:Me Depot for Capital.— The valued Rental is £2OOO a Year; Price 26 Years Purchase, deducting the difference between the actual and valued Rental. 'the Leases of nearly 21t0 .Acres expire at Lady-day next, at which period that and the Mansion-House will come into the Purcha sor's possess on. Afterwards a Farm or two drop in every Ye.tr ; and at the end of three or four Years, when the whole is in hand, it may he let considerably (at least one-fourth) above the present Valuation : this will be Proprietor's mode of management should it not be sold. Further Particulars are with Messrs. Briggs, Lockett, and Fi+her, Gray's-Inn, Loadon ; and J. Loudon, EA. Tcw-I,tte, ttstone, Oxfordshire. THREE SITUATIONS, AHOUT A MILE APART, AP PROPRIATE FOR COUNTRY SEATS, NUNN MILS, tSEMINARIFS, OR ROMANTIC COTTAGE RETIRE itIENTS, IN OXFOROSHIRE. 4. TO BE LET, For Twenty-one Years, from Lady-day next, 'THREE SITUATIONS, each containing a de -1- I , glitfully situated Farm-house and Offict.s, with any Quail ! tit) , of rich Pasture and Meadow Land not exceeding GO Acres, capable of being converted into either of the Octave purposes at small I.xpence. Further Particulars of Messrs. Briggs, Lockett, and Fisher, Gray's•lnn, London; or I. Loudon, Esq. 'Few-Lodge, Eustone, Oxfordshire. Also a Situation in all respects desirable for a Nursery or Mar ket Garden. VALUABLE BUILDING LAND, I..stna-TAx REDEEMED, NORWOOD COMMON. • To be COLD by AUC I'ION, by Mr. PEYTON, At Gan away's Coffee House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Mon day, the 11th day of December, 1309, at Twelve o'Clock, in ten 1.-ts, VERY valuable COPYIIOLD ESTATE, A situate near the Horns, on the North—end of Norwood Common, ty?tween the two Roads leading from Knight's Hill to Croydon, being two allotments, made under the Act for the En closure ot Lambeth. 'Ellis Property is admirably adapted far the erection of; small Residences, and from the public situation of some of the Lots, are well calculated for persons wishing to embark in Trade in this rapidly increasing neighbourhood. To view the Estate, apply to Mr. Clarke, at Knight's Mil loose; Specifications may be had of Mr. James, Land Agent, New flocwell.Court, Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. Townley, Land Sur veyor, W alworth, Surrey ; and at Garr.tway's. CAP! EAL FREEHOI.D MANSION, PARK, FARM, AND LANDS, ESSEX, on the BORDERS of HER:FS, 17 Miles from London. To be peremptorily SOLD, by Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's, on Friday, November 10, at 12 o'clock, in I,nts, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,Land tax redyemed; comprising a capital Mansion-house, erec ted within a few years, planned far the accommodation of a gen .leman's family, and in complete order, with Offices of every scription, situate between Waltham Abbey and Epping, only :7 miles from London, seated in a beautiful park ; upwards of 223 Acres of rich Meadow Land, inclosed by pales, richly orna mented with fine grown timber pleasingly dispersed, command ing extensive and interesting views over the sun-minding coun ties, productive and extensive gardens walled round, hot and green-houses, pleasure-grouuda and plantations; contiguous a comfortable farm-house, with dairy, brew-house, laundry, and drying-ground, excellent farm-yard surrounded by well piatinctl buildings and sundry incbsures of rich arable, pasture, and mea dow land, containing nearly 85 acres. A beautiful spot of fertile Land, containing upward: of 51 acres, lying perfectly compact near the Park, a mast commanding situation for erecting villas, beautifully ornamented with timber and cottages; a rich meadow, nearly i 1 acres, also a desirable spot for building. This Estate compries in all nearly 373 acres, a most desirable residence for a Gentleman, the land highly productive, and capa ble of fattening beast or cede of any description. Eo-be s lewd, by Tickets. Particulars ; on the Premises; of Mr. Stokes, Epping Plate; Post-house, Epping; Crown, Hockerell; Falcon, Waltham cross ; Benjamin Cherry, Esq. Hertford ; Black 8011, Hollesdom; George, Woodfnrd; of Townley Ward, Esq. Solicitor, Henrietta. street, Covent Garden ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden I -square, wb ere a Plan of the Estate may be seen. ADVICE. WHEN Men of education, and professional skill, use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and effectual method of treating a few prevailing diseases, the succass ful result of their experience is the best proof of supeioritv. Mr. GOSS, after being regularly edecat.d as a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGF.ONS, and initiated into every branch of the Profession, (cert ficates and testimonials of which, from different Hospitals, he has to certify) made the cure of the following Diseases Cie object of his particular stn.ly, 'is a certain Disorder, frequently contiacted in a monsent of intoxi cation ; Debility, whether arish og from Bacchanalian indalgencits, long resUence in warm Climates, or a secret solrary Vice, too often unhappily pursued by the You.li of both Sexes ; in the one it will be found the cause of Sterility or Barrenness, aiel in the other occasion a numerous ;raid of Nervous Diseases, which, it not closely rentediel, terminate is !mpotence and Consumpi ion. The result of Lion and extensive practice has enahl Al him, by a peculiar and superiur asethod, to avert and effectually remove those disorders, how; ver i.weterate or complicated, without sub jecting the Patient to the least restraint in diet or eserci , e ; and in slight Venereal Cases, where an early applicati,m is made, after discovery of the infection, he pledg s himself to perform a cure in the short interval of two days. From the unprecedented success of his mode of treatment in the cure of tbe above complaints (which has never been known to fail in one sine, instance in 12 year; pr.ctice, during which pe riod many persons of both sex• s have bet n cured, even aft"r severe and injurious methods had been pursued without effect), Mr. ! Goss has been induced to thus publicly offer his advice. He may be consulted by either sex, daily, wrh i •violable secrecy, perso nally, or by letters, containing a Bank note, No. IS, Bouverie street, Fleet-s reet. Strictures or Obstructions of the Uretha, whether of r cent or long duration, effectually treated ou an improved principle, aced which has performed cures in very Inveterate cases of many years continuance, MANRESA, SEPT: 28. On the 2. l ith there was nothing new in Gerona ; dnring the night the enemy occupied nearly the s.tme position as on the preceding day, in the plain and on the mountains; his advanced points became some. what More projected. Oa the 26th, .at break of day, a heavy muc!tet was heard in the environs of the Crpuchin, w ch in creased so ouch, that the fort near that began Pt can nonade the eneny's troops. We are anxious to lear the result of that action. GRENADA, OCTOBER 6. The following , particulars are extracted from a paper printed iu Rubulas, by order of the Superior Junta of Arragon and part of Ca/tile, under {iatebt the 92d September : The enemy's division, composed of 980 D foot and 9.50 horse, which, under the orders of GenererCib peke, were advancing against Cataluyad, with a view of surrounding the' corps commanded by Brigad:9-- Gencri' boir-Ptdro Villarampe, _has divided itsel'r into various detiarnents which occupy Daroca atid other places, without having bent able to attain their purpose. The French have collected in Daroca about 4000 sheep, and some black cattle, stolen from Baguena, Marlin, and Heroajo. The French General in Chief, Suchet, is still in Saragossa. All the troops under his orders in Ar. ragon, do not exceed, according to information lately received, 10,0(X) men, about 3000 of whom are sick cr wounded in the hospital of Miseracordia. The Germans and Poles still continue to desert the enemy's banner, and the desertions would be much more numerous, but far the extraordinary measure* of prevention adopted to prevent them. In *iguana, which for 18 hours was given up to plunder, numberless atrocities were committed by the French; and in Mundayoan they burnt forty-t..vo houses. • Our light advanced parties occupy various points • in the province, and continually harass the enemy's troops ; they push on as far as Alto Rey and Acanor. SIMELA, OCTOBER 13. Victor is in Toledo with 12,000 men, whose ad! ranted posts are in Agofrip, Narabroca, acid La Sid.. The numb:r of troops who occupy Ocana and Aran , juez is not exactly known. King Joe still continues in Madrid, where he holds numerous banquets. On the 11th instant the enemy had not made any movement, but occupied his former positions. SEVILLE, OCTOBER IL The organized army of Gallicia excee.ls 40,000 men ; and another of reserve, equally respectable, ie. forming with all possible activity. Gener.ll Blake, after relieving Gerona, has go: le to Hostelrick with 10,000 men. General Cospigny is between Vich and Old, orga nizing an army of reserve, 11A0 strong. The new Catalonian army, which, with his Majesty's approba tion, is forming in this principality, on the plan pro posed by General Blake, will be divided into four e gions, each legion is to be divided into the first and secoad section of infantry of the line, a section of light infantry, a company of pioneers, another of ar tillery, and two squadrons of light horse. Each sec tion of infantry of the line will consist of fonr batta lions, and that of light infantry of two ; conseqiiently the total armed force in that principality will be :i2 battalions of infantry of the line, eight of li iniltn try, four companies of pioneers, four of artillery, and eight squadrons of light horse. The whole of the enemy's force in Amgen, a,:- cording to accounts latcif received, does not es.c...ed 110,000 men, including a gicat nurnbJr of wounded. PRIVATE LETTER.—LISBON, OCTOBER is. Lord Wellington left this city two days since, and it is supposed that he is gone to rejoin his army, but it is presumed that he will soon rennin to Lisbon. The English and Por:vizese men of war in the Tagus, on Saturday last, fired a royal salute, it loc:ng the birth-day of Ferdinand VII. and on the following morning the Triumph, L....tltts, IsLage, of - 1 . 1- guns, sailed to unite widi Lord Culling4-00d, who is off Toulon. On Snnday night at abut half past ten .o'clock, I a Russian ship of 71 guns, which was I, ft here, being sea-worthy, took tire, and was bnmed to thz water's edge. It was very I , rtunate thai he drifted to the south side of the river, so that- the4ippirt which is collected on the op t osite sine received no inj ary. OCTOBER 21.-1 have received further information respecting the state of the Army from a mi;itailf friend of mine, mho left it on Tuesday List. It con. tinues in the same cantannienis, is Elvas, s•td<y'u, and adjacent places, where it his bean for some timer. The troops are still very sickly, so that a Breit number of them die daily. The French armies in Spain are computed at, force of 90,000 men. Mr. Villiers, our Ambassador here, goes home mediately. His horses, carriage, &c. &c. have been iu general orders to be sold by private contrAct. ' I mentionel in my last lecer that General Wet. lington left this city ;n1 the pith, and w.ts er.peera soon to revisit us. He returaed the day before yes. terd.; y.. A soldier was hanged yester lay at Belem, pursuant to the sentence of a Court Marti ii, he having found guilty oa a charge of robhiril• General Ps!re%. ford of several valuable articles. 4-111 the military here attended on the occasion. A fleet of transpoits arrived Off the mouth of the Tagus yesterday. 'Piney were in zl.e whole about WO sail. Tile half of which proceeded towards Cadiz, and the remaindqr eatered gnu r•ver last night and thi merning. They bring some atachruhiti• Which ars to j(Jin tae army very SCPOA. - ____ ~__.