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* l *. • • ' • • • lb-, • • :, Pr r ' L. • • i•pive • ) - $ •-• Kai 4 •44 ,. ' . I • 1 % • •\ • •'‘ ••• ••.• •) \*.• . • • . 4 0 0, * • • j c, y`•• , • 't . ~ 1 . • - • • : v s / • C r "= ~►~ : • • t , r 7, 1 11 IZ 69121 MONDAY, MAY 8, 1800 • (1 3 1L1C,11 Six-.PENCI7. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET, • MrANTED to rent or purillitise, from 15to 90; miles South or West •cif London, a small House, consist. ing of two or thre.: &itineration, and, five Or sia.BodAronals„, l „.„ cluding Sorvant4; Rooms, wkh Poach. Mow, btable,gyod-Oar r . den, and a lew Acres of Land.* The . siAsation twit be mar 44 , Market Town, and in a dry-soil, ATM a ivarin aspect.—Direct bk past paid; to A, B: at Moira Sotklr, yiPariterr sad <24. 211, zaikiy, hoodoo, • PRESENT EVENING, MAY 8, 1909, will be acted the Tragedy of HAMLET. Rainier, Mr. 10EMBLki, p o k,nfu., Mr. MUNDEN ; Lames, Mr. BRUNI'ON. Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. POPE; Horatio, Mr. MURRAY. 4.; t trcde, Queen of Denmark; Mrs. ST. LBOIR. Ophelia, Miss BOLTON. To which will be added, the celebrated Pantomime of R LEQUIN AND MOTHER. GOOSE. • Thib day was published, in 9::,oLseap svo. price t:s. boards, THE MANURES most advantageously uppli cable to the various sorts of Soils, and the Causes of their benefi taal Effect in each particular Innance.. Idnorus Pairtte, sit Utilis Agris. Juv. Sat. 14. BD RK:HARD KIRWAN, Esq. F. R. S. Ind M. R. L Author of the Elements.of Mineralogy, Btc. Printed for Vernor, Hood, acid SL:rpe, Poultry ; I.ongtnan, Hurst, hers, ind Orme; and 3. Walker, Paternoster-tow. ANCIENT GI.AltiS, • Ag A :cmitts:ris. of the 113th aDd 19th• of ilitf instank May, will SA - by 'Auction, at• liong,Roorn, 111 Londan, a mood valuable and eitteasisie CAISINEr OP S VAINEI).f.;I ! IOS Betides carious grand sunjacts.whiah cotuposS this Collectioo,,, is a tuagniScent Window, seactacen feet high, representinkthe. 4..ast Judgment, the Resurrection. atut- - Triurnpti of tht t:rnss. whohe to be Tratinedi and. cantors' hnik at ed. eacb,on , Friday, the t 2th instasee,y• dr *IF .• ' 8. , . :1 AND SOMERSETSHIRE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL INT'ILL be Oelebrated on MONDAY JUNE 12 1r aid four sueceecliug Days, for which occasicur the follow: celn,qed Performers are engard Mts. 1:11.1,INGION, Mr. Mrs. V.AUGHA—N, Mrs. WINDSOR, BRAHAM, y r . VAUGHAN, Mr. MAGRATH, Mr. GARBETF, And Mr. BAIUTEMAN. The tiar4will consist of Upwards of 120 Performers. ho whole under the direction of Mr. RAU ZZI N I. Furthsr papiculars are inserted in the Bills, &c. This day was pubtkhed, A New Edition, footscap 1 twos with nix ekgant Plates, price 3 . VISIONS in VERSE, for the Amusement and. Instruction of Younger Minds.—Ry Dr. COT FUN. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Shaipe Cuthell and Martin; Walter, I.ackington, Allen, and Co. R. Lel, J. Nucn, Darton and Harvey, Scat herd arid I,:tterman, Lestsgm.in, Hurst, Roes, and Orme ; and J. Murray, • , F.XC..ELLEN f PiteMILYHtltifSX:l4:ll4P— iN neaten: miles- fto • 110 IllikLAT-fontemoot lriptitenr. A SPACIOUS . RESIDENC% vithoweiliwkila n • '1- I...tubed arstisdetached-Olficels Atandilti • fur , t/rneserr:efFe. :stall stabling, for 7 hope p t pug orsry re4gisßama4etete4 is toe, 'a large respectable Family, In a fine Sporting eoentf 'abound/1k with game, and in. the centre of the Borkeloy Haut ; Ors* from. Ridtaansworth, foes and a la* foot Watford, I Similes, from Loudon, la the C9lll7ty of Herts, with ta;tertaies pleasure as kitchen Gardens in high order, abungaioe of fruit trees, ktr00.44 fishery, and about 11 acres of rich meadow land adicrini . ng. Farther particelara may ; be known of , Messes. Hoggert antk Phillips; Nor. 62, Broad.street, Royal Exchange. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April es, 1.80,, COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY: NArr,rb hero, One Notice, eCTOR ES ON ANATOMY. 111. CA RIT,E will commence his Summer Course -Is of Lectur.24 en Anatomy an. 4 Surgery on Thursday the Is of June.—Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Cnpur, No. 50, Jan-su:aft4 • That on Friday the 12th of May next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supplying, on separate Contracts, of SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF, to His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Leith, Leith Road; and the Firth of Edinburgh; and also for the supplying of SEA PRO VISIONS to His Majesty's Ships and , Vesselii at Newcastle and Tinmouth Haven, for twelve months certain ; and further until six months warning shell be given on either side for the terrains tion of the said Contracts. The mode of payment to be by ninety day Bilis. ' day wattpublista. 4 , In two volutneq, foolscap Bvo, witn Plates, Nice 12s: boards, THE ADVEN TURES OF TELEMACHUS, the SON of ULYSSES. From the French of SALIGNAC de IA Mon II E-F N F LOS, Archbishop of Cal.:dam. By the late JOHN IiAWICESWORTH, LL. D. Printed for Vernon, Hood, and Sharpe, Cuthell and Martin, J. Waiker, J. Richardson, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, O'ridge and Son, and J. Murray. TO TM PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA S I OZK. LANE: , AND GENTLEN:EN, THE day cf Election being fixed for Wednesday, 11 the IFlth i:ls•ant, permit me to request the honour of your early attendance in my support. The ftat'ering reception. I have met with on my canvas encou• rap; me to incit.lge ;he most sanguine hopei of succ.;:ss. If it ,hould not he in my power to pay my personal respects to. every Prop:ietor, I trust it wit be attributed to the inaccuracy of the lists. and the short interval of time since the•vacaucy in the Direction was declared. have the konour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Veur obliged and faithful bumble servant, Mry 6, 1309: JAMES DANIEL!.. ' !kir. Dani:ll . 3 Committee meet every day at the King's I - tead Tact-n in the Poultry, from eleven till four. FIR TIMBER FOR SALE ; • AT BAINAOOWN; BOSS SHIRE, NORTH.BRITAIN. '0 be SOLD by Piivate Cetttract from 25;000 A• to sopa° FIR TREES, afl.renzarkably -sated end healthy, and•of a hard and durable quality; at for jehtieg, wing, bomi t , ing, water pipes, coal works, or any , other.cuntrooo t porposes, The above Wood is situated within three mites of the north side of Cromarty Bay, to which there is sweetie dedivfty to, a good shipping place, and 7thil roads and ensues through the woodi are uncommonly good Md convenient. The Proprietor will deliver the Wood at the shippingplace up. on an adequate,price being paid, and will send,Spechnens of the Thither to London, Newcastle, or Glisgow, if it Is the wish of any respectable offerer. Prom the Woods which are of very great extent', the Pick of the Trees to. the above specifted , notokr will be given, and the terms of payfiter.t will be mad:: convenient. At the sanw place, and in same tutuisr will be sold 2;600 FIR TREES, of superier ditnenaiuos to the above, and within a mile of the shore. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Collectors of the Customs at Leith and Newcastle respectively. ' Nu regard will Le had to any Tender in which the price shall not be in .erted in tvordt at length, or that ,hall not he delivered to the Board ;cfcre one o'clo:1 on the mid Friday the leth f .1114 next, nor unir's the peril,' who males the Tender, or some person on lehayortiemh, to altrlVer .when called for ; nor will any Tender that COntr::7l extravagant prices 'pen arti:la, and prices much iyerior to the real value mph other: , be conridered as proper to he admitted. This day was published,. Complete is One Volime, 24m0. vrith an elegant Frontispiece, price 4s. bands, - _ LII'U D E; written originally by J. G. ZIMMERMAN. 'To which is added, he Life of the Author. Printed for J. Walker, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Cuthell and . Martin, I .ackington, Allen, and Co. J. Nunn, Darton And Har • vey, Otridge and San, R. Lea, Scatcherd and Letterman, Long , inan,Horta, Rees, and Orme; J. Murray, J. Booker, W. Stewart, I. Harding, .1. lohnsou, J. and J. Richardson, R. Faultier and Son, F. C. and J. Rivington, E. Jeffcry, Lane, Newman, and co. Cadell and fik.vies, Wilkie cud Robinson, Black, Parry,.and Kingsbury, H. 1). Symonds, J. Asperne, R. Seholey, and J. Harris. 1 1 / 4 .10N1A1. 1/lESSRS. LUCAS and. Co. beg leave to inform .I•TX those that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem - rural y nr rnranent sums of money, that they can at all times 21 V::rICZ any sum from 1001. to 20,0001. a:ld upwards, on personal !. other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Monev Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold,. Copyhord, - tisd I ssehold Estates, on the most liberal arid honourable terms.— sorLl application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their No. 19, Jerir.yn -street, St. James's, either personally or. by !,.;:cr, post-raid- N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for ire!!-secured Annuities. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA, MAY 1, 18J9 CONTRACTS FOR COALS. MISS DU LTON'S STUDY OF HISTORY, Vol. 111. Lately was published; in Duodecimo, price 7s. t4l. bound in calf, THE STUDY of HISTORY, rendered Easy, by a an founded op Experience; Volume the co: ing the History of France, which competes the Work, ,redicated by yermssion to her Majesty. London: Printed for theAuchor; and sold by John Mackiniay, the Strand, For further prticnlars apply to SirCharleaßnes:or Bripasown e Bart. by Patithill., N.Lt.—Nlr. Leighton there willabew theiN4odt. N. B. The Wood will be Gold in two or three. 1,4 p, u pupa ellasers may inelit.e. llelnagown Castle, A;441 Pr). 1809. s ucrl Persons as are willing to supply this Institu tion with 1.20 CALDRONS of the best V..aTs:end COALS, (thirteen Sacks to the Chaldron)", is such quantities as may froth . :imo to time be .demansk.d, between the .25th June 1809, and the 24th . June following; will give in their Proposals to the Comman dant, at his Office, on or before the 15th instant, where printed forms of the Tenders will be given. No Tenders will be accepted but what are conformable to those Delivered at the above Office, nor from Persons who are not themselves estalilished Dealers The paynwnts to be mule Quarter'y. GLAMOAGANSHIRE, sourii WALF.S. TO DE LET, and entered upon•within one month, 'T' HAT most desirable residence for a Genteel A. rnily, called COTPRF.LL HOUSE; with abput 150 Acres of excellent Meadow and Pasture Lard (or any less 'quat:tirg that might be desired) situate neer the Turapike 7 road leading ? from Cowbridge to Cardiff, distant fivemules from Cpwbridgc,, and seven from Cardiff, both Market and PoSt Towns, and the Coach passes daily by the r.odge at the bottom of the Pada' dusk, Which condsts of f.. 0 Acres in fronuoltheli.wwio.i. The House stands on tin enungswe commandkega mast ful vi-w of the River tieq-,..r,n and the onters.itshire Coast on the, one side, and of the adja.ent country and Brec.misliire.Hil:son the other, and consists of an Entrance'Hall; Dining and -Drawing Rooms, with windows to the ground, oi.enirg under a Viranda, and a Housekeeper's Room on the, ground floor, six good Bed... clan*eis, China-closet, Water closet, and tuiiable Attics, a. good., Laundry, Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Bu• ler's pantry, Arched Cellar, Brewituuse„. Dairy, and other convenlmt Offices, Coach House, a, filling for eight liars's, and a good walled Garden. • On the Tenth of this Muth will bevtiblishcd, In One Handsome Volume Octavo, printed by Be i•ry, L ADY JANE GRAY, a Tale; with Miscellaneous Poems, in English and Latin. ATtiICAI. 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FORTY YEARS experience in every quarter of the World, has indisputably established the Fact, to which the Disonverer (the late Sit SAMUEL HANNA l', Batt.) pledged himself, that this Peeve:4 TAT IVY. was infallible in its powers, and effectually secured to sore Sexes complete protection, where the directions were punctually observed. Many are prudently de terred from trying the effect of any antidote, internally, fearing consequences injurious to the Constitution. In the use of the Suctrie (an external 'Wash) there is every thing to hope, nothing to dread—the doubts of the Sceptic, and the opposition of the In terested, are alike subdued. It is notorious, and has been particularly remarked by the Fa culty, that this terrible disease is not so frequent as heretofore, and the blessing has been fairly attributed to the universal adop tion of these principles, upon which this highly celebrated Lotion is formed. The undiminished celebrity of its character for so long a period is its best eulogiiitu, and advocates its cause better thane thousand attested Cases, which, for obvious reasons, the applica tion of this remedy renders inadmissible. This Antivenereal Lotion is confidently 'recommended to the Army and Navy, and to all those going abroad, (as it will retain its virtues for years in any climate,) they, from the nature of their services, being more peculiarly exposed to the, ravages of spit' disorder. It Is sold in banks, at 10s. 6d. each, or 10s. if more tittle one, and at • 75. ed.; or three for a Guinea (stamps included,), iit . No. t, Little Suffolk-street, Haymarket, who's, only in 144' it can be had cenvine.—lt will be sent to any part of th e ni treet Kingdoms, by enclosing an address, real or wounumi, a 1 Rank note equivalent to the quantity requited,. el paid) to Mr. LiAR C• 011 .1 at the above eiskstablished moo ; who VW =Mgr, .0 11 110 1 , all of dues with SP* &WY. t CI Uffi MAItIOR, MAdsION AND FARM. TO BE SOLD, BY Aucvoist, In the month of JiMe tiara, together or In Lots, andaccording to the Conditions tligjt to bmitoducett, it not Sold before by Pri vate Contract, of iellicktimely notice will be given, , ind.ROXALTV the Cowley p 6 Wilts, extending over nearly 4ano, Agee of Land in a derghtful Sporting Country, and well stoc,lsed with -Game, with the following Estate: A capital Mes.suase and Manor House, called Chute House, with Garden, Shrubbery, Yards, Coach-houses, Stables, Barns, and other convenient Ouz-bui:dings, with a .Farm and. Lands, cdied Chute Farm, containing by adeneasurement 347 A. I R. 211'. of Arable, Me'adow, and Pasture Land, occupied with the Man sion House, and now in hand. A Messuage, Farm, and Lands adjoining_ thereto, called Fox colt Farm, containing by admeasurement 2C4A. SP. of Ara ble, Meadow, and Pasture land, in the eccuiation of Joseph; Shipway. A Meadow, in the occupation Of Philip Pulse, Esq. containi7l ' lA. 2R. 26P. A Windmill, with a Cottage Garden and two Closes of Arable Land, in the occupation of Will:ans Coster, containing A. !At. MT. A CI se of Arable Land, in the occupation of John Higgins, col l ai u n rt in een g S C A ot . S ta ß ies 9.2 w2 l3- th Gardens, dispersd in the Village andi Parish of Chute. The Annual Rents of 16s. ed. wi:h Fines uncertain on font: L C cves . Y it h e , ° w l ; d i 7rt th ß e t h a h ai r e g d a l- i l l a e l, n ri d o c . o ts l n n ls t h ai y e i r c l i i m t n al g npo ce S P. granted gr . an em ted of t!e A t: n tlite t : in 4AA. Meadow, and Pasture Land, now granted out for teemsdetnemi. ruble on one and two Lives, at several Rentoiaparsensingtogetber to .1.:2 l s. 6d. pl. annum. • * Freehold Rents of Xi. 9s. 2d. are payable ikons odor &Aaiun" - the Lord of the Manor of Chute. • The Rift,ht of Common belonging 19 this *state extends wax 600 Acres or thereabouts of, Sheep fllsivna, why are nowlen. closing under an Act of Parfiatnetil; by virtue whereisf nearly one third thereof will be allotted to this Estate, and wader srhieh Act the purchaser may make, such exchanges of therm:keit laclesturt and new allottmetits, as will render this Eau, ttz The Mansion House and Farm in hand, wick Palm IR to ' Joseph Shipway, may be entered on at Mieheelmas next, on conk pletion of the purchase. • • ' . The Timber and Underwood 10 be naked tlonon et Is. a Sdrk by two indifferent pampas, apd paid foe on noinigeoon of the purchas.. As the Vendors, Bailiff, and Tenant will earrron their several Farms in a regular courts, by planting Grua in the resent Lenten, Coro, Tun*, for stocks, and fallow the Land for Wheat, that the purchaser or. his tenants may take possession et Michael ? mu M a due course of husbandry—The • purchaser most enter into agreentt:nt to pay for the same on completion, at the Valua tion atter, indifferent persons of their'utrpire. • 'Chou -Wove Is only seven miles from Andover, and nine from fistegerfordi and..nearly adjoins the beautiful Villege of Ap, Blfsbalm • • Tharnviral Tenants will spew gm premises, and printed pat slaters may he houlat the Star, Andover ; • Pelican tfe.ibury4 -and at t)le Oasts of .Messrs. Philpirt and Stott*, Ti;nsple, L4:113 don; and Mr. Alley. Hungerford, who are severally istil.orise4 8 4 Nib by P4Vilf COSAVP4. • -7 BLAND TALES. This day was puttisbod, iu i:vo. ns•aac printed by Ballantyne, Price 9s. boards, the Second Edi•ion of EDWY and ELGIVA and SIR EVERARD, with (Ow Tales and Poems. By the Rev. ROBE': BLAND. Painted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row ; and f. ReynAds and Sim, Oxfsn d -street. " Our extracts are suilichmtly ainple to give a due estimate g r Id's - poetical vnius, particularly as to the uncotnmon sweet ness and harmony of his versitication."--Annnal Rev. 1808. " Dryden is often most admirable for the art with which lie has interweaved his moral sentences and allusions into the main body of his dale; and Mr. Bland, together with mail . ); of his other eicel lencies, ItAs very judiciou:.!y transfused this 41so into his poetry, and even, In same instances improved upon it "—Crit. Rev. Feb. ;min. Of whom May be had, by tile same author, printed uniform with the aboVe, i the FOUR SLAVES of CY'IIiERA, a Romance in Ten austosi price 9s. boards, VICTUALLING OFFICE, 111.sy €2, 1809. THE. COMMISSIONERS for 1 7 1Ci'LIALLING 1118 MAJESTra NAVY do hereby rive .IVotiet, • That ott Tuesday the 9th instant, they will he ready to re eeive I'enders in writing (sealed up) and treat for TWEI.VE THOUSAND BAGS of BISCUIT, made front whole Meal; td be delivered in two months, by weekly proportiolig, into Kis Majesty's Viesualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Condi ? tions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a less quantity than One Thor: and Bags. .21%, re:, , Jrd will be had to any Tender in whisk the price shall asi Ai ;merged in woo dr at tenth, or that :hall not be delivered to the Bowl. lefore One o'CL.ch on the said Tuesday the 9th initant. war Rodeo the Perrox who nrafes the Tender, or ions Person on his khay, atm*, ho answer when edited for. This day was published, A Ne.v Edition, 12m•. with Plates, price 4*. 6d bOards, LAVATER'S ESSAYS on PAYSIOGNOMY, Translated and Abridged. By THOMAS HOLCROI.T. Printe4l for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; Cuthell and Martin, 3. Walker; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; and Sherwood sisd ones.