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• • - • .1 1.1 31, A, • . • •f tA: 'll • % . 1 f - - - ) - - • ." :41 Zir9 .l isi?jf(E --t 11 1 V it, - 1 O • • ~` r . THURSDAY; DECEMBER rt, 1807 lIIUMBER 589 5 _ iy IKTUALLIIVG °SPICA Ikea/ain't, i$S7. THE COMMISSIONEII3 for VICTUALLING HIS IfiLIVSTr; wily, de. uni, l 4., Notice, At MY. PRICiI SIX-PItt4C.E. ..:. A CAPTAIN in an Old Regiment of Cavaky Mika ea Exchange with we of Infantry, or with a Cabala 04 the Haltpay EnabUfbnicnt.—Apply by letters (poft paid "aadreffed to R. L Hatchet's Had, Piccadlify, with real awes sad Wade. ACTED EDT ONCE. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. • THIS PRESENT EVENING. DECEMBER ;17, Will be &etas New Tragedy, in five Ada, called FAULKENER. ikincipal-Charifters—Mars. QYilten, Powell, H. Mans, Pal. miler, Rey ; Mrs. Powell; Mrs. H. Siddana—The Prologue to ipokeray Mr. Eyrc ; and the Epilogue by Mrs. H. Sidd To I which will be added (for the etb time this lesion) ?TEEL' ; or, THE SIEGE OF MONrGATZ. The Yaw Tragedy of Faulkener, performed I the ern dale 'haft dam, was received throughout. by a brilliant aid overflowbri *Wiese% with univerfal approbation and appbrufe, from evert pert of the Theatre, and will be repeated for the 34 and 4th lamb, lib-morrow and Saturday next. THSEIIIti-ROYAL. COVENT•GAR DEN: rrflS PRESENT EVENING,DECEMBER 17, wilt be sited the Comedy or JOHN BULL Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S The Hon. Mr Shutßeton, Mr. Lewis; Panting. Mr. Pops Sir Simon Roehdak, Mr. Dianebsed; Emit Va 344 tisk. Mt. Iltunton; ion Tbornberry, Mr. Payment Dennis *eggs& siery, Mr. Hanserton, (frets the Theatres Dublin and Liver pool, being his first apperranee on this itage); Mary Thorn. berry, Mrs. Gibbs ; Mrs Brulgruddery, Mrs. Davenport. Atter which will be performed (scth time), a Grand Hinerieal Melo-Dona, called THE BLIND BOY. To-Morrow, Two Faces uadcr a Hood; with the Mind Roy. On Saturday, Othello; ;ago, (for the firft time) by Mr. Keaible. EXCELLENT PIANO FORTES VERY CHEAP. ZT ALLEN'S Manufactory, Nc. 19, Sherrard (trot, Golden-fquare, a great variety are ready for file, at dkrec fourths of their price, many of them uncommonly elegant and fine toned. The Square Plano Fortes, with New Improve menu, are from five to tin guineas under the efual price charged by others of the firft hoofer in the Trad:, and will be warranted at leaf equally good. If on being font home they are found other tank will be immediately exchanged or money returned. Small pqrtable Piano Fortes, alto upright and horizontal Grande proportionably cheap. Every Inftrument mutt be paid for previous to delivery, as elicit prices will not bear any rifle of lore by credit. Mulic Shops very advantageoufir fupplied. Wanted a Grand Finither, and a Key Maker. "1 - " HE Patentees of the Fleecy Hofery, Holland, Waißefl, sod Horton, No. mp, High Ho&bora, have obtain. ad his Majeity's patents for England, Scalmod, and trelaud, for the following articles, viz. BIRDS•DOWN. This hofiery is made of the fine dawn of fwans,eider decks and ether birds mixed with fee w6cil; it exceeds in warmth and deli. racy every other except Patent Fleecy Houary, and as it sloes not ihrink in waiblog, it is confeqsently very dorshic. HOSIERY made ;of MILLED WORSTED. The great deed in all warfted hofiery is its &ricking in with'. Lig, but this is fufileiently obviated by milling the wonted presi euily to its being neanufadured. This operation on the wortted renders the hob made of itestremely beautiful and durable. There patent articles are to be bad of the Patentees, and by their leppointtnast of the moft refpeetable inhere in beds town and cauntry. Alto Plain Hairy, in grew variety of new artieles of their Invention, among which is Underclothing of widow deferiptions, both 'or bdies and gentlemen. And elf. their Patent Fleecy Hoftery, 6 greatly recommended by tielbodeir aabdeg highly conducive On the health and nom. Mart of nesishiesiL—AA; Hole and Glove. THE SHERIVFS' !FUND For the temporary Relief of the diftetred Families and Depen dents of Perkins in Confinement-•• For a temporary ProviGon for Perans who, on beinr dircharged from Confinement, have no means of ptefent Subfifterce..- lor the Porebafe of fuck Tools, implements, and Materials, as . may conduce to habits of 'actuary in Debtors and Cninsinala— And for the pecuniary Lid of other Objets in Diftrefs, who come under the official Cogelzance of the Sheriffs of London and Middlefer. THE Sheriffs of 11th perpnieus City end County, In the execution of their Olive, are neeeffarity brought into coma& with elks of accumulated inifery mal March ; hot, they are at prefect unprovided with any dream! means of alleviation or relief. To eitablifh a permanent Fund for this purpole, the prefent Sheriffs appeal to the henerolet,ce of their Fellow Citizens and of the Public at large, pledging tkemfetves to render, from time to tinae r fachPubbe Reports of the difpofttion of the Miele* en exulted to their care as Mall at once prove the necaility o the eziftenee of Curb a Fund, and abuniantly repay to all feeling minds the amount of their donations. Strbfcriptions and communications are received by the prefent Sheriffs, C. Sas ire, Ffq Quten.flrcet, Chespbdo,and R.Pui i.t.s re, Efq. Bridge•Rreet who will take charge of the diftribution of the Fund, make quarterly reports to the Public e • d the Subfcribers ; and, with a view to give permanence to the plan, will continue a joint contrail sad emotion to it for fuels time as may be found meet:fail after they are out of office. The Lord Mayor and the two Sbetiffs for she time being will be Truftees for the (murky and friceeffive transfer of the Fund. Subferiptions are aVa received by the Under Sheriffs, J. F. Van dercom, Lfy. Buth Law, Catwea-ftrcet. and John Leigh, Eli Crefrent-plaee, Bridge-nil:et ; Sy the Keepers of Newgate, the Oittfpur•ftreet and Poultry Compten, and Ludgate ; and ►y all the Bankers hi London. SUBSCRIPTIONS. The Lord Mayor to to 0 The Lady Mayorefa a a o Mils Agar, : z o Mr Sheriff Smith to to 0 Mrs Smith a a 0 ProtLuce of the Poor 's Boles sr the Comp tcrs and Ludgtto—. Firll Weck o to 8 Ditto—Second Week 0 17 lot Mr Sheriff !fillips 13 20 0 Mn PlalUipe s 2 0 A Nobleman so 0 0 T. P. so 0 o R.Taylor and Co a 2 o Thornthweite &Co s a o Wine Enaker 10 to 0 Alderman Sir Mat- The Under Sheriffs, . . Meffrs Vandtreom and Leigh LO 10 0 Mcffrs Orme, Gough Square 10 ro 0 Mr James Adlird, Duhc•Rreet s s o Mari Kcy, Dolton, thew Dioxin/11 5 5 0 Er John Carr s s o Mils WeOgwooi to 0 0 S. H. s o o A. Stephens, Erq. Chelfea s s 0 A French Emigrant 0 7 o Produce of the I'o3rs' and Co 3 o Mr Gliffiths, Horn Tavern 2. 2 0 An lath:Dan o 7 • Sir James Bradcomb (late acrid) 2 2 o Lady Branrcomb s a o 8. G. Martinez, Erg 1 1 0 _ _ Boxes at Neutate —FOB Wtek 2 t♦ 6 Ditto... Second Wear t 13 0 Ditto-1 bird Wtek t 7 0 Ditto—Fourth Wce! t 0 6 Philip Blake, F.fq Z 2 0 James Duff, Lfq. of I.itbon 2 2 0 Mr Benjinttn Cooper i r o Mr M. Ward t t o N. B. The Committee of City and Bridge Houfe Eflates have theta 2.51. at the difporal of the Sheriff+ towards the porcitafe of t lo ha; and the Prifonas have for fome time been itkl..ht+d for tray acceptable fuppltes of Fragments of Provifions from Meffr.. Birch mid Co; the L sr.don 'Tavern; the City of London Tavtrn; the New London Tavrrn : and thz. London Ccffce Houk. The Sums already Ceri:Ceted have: been partly diCntrfed in the pmcbafe of Potatoes, which have been difiributed to thule Prifo revs who have families with no means hut the Prifon Allowance of is 011^CCA of Dread per )ay, and in Coals, which have been difiributed in (mall quantities to the fires in the poorelt Wards.— Small Sums have alto been given to feveral (Milton: l'erfons on their leaving the Prifou, and Small Allowances have been made to the helplefs Wives and Children of Perkins in confinement.— In a few cafes ME:twee hag been given to make up the amounts terctilry to cowpound sdtions for debt ; and in this way four 'stints were huly liberated for tl as ad who otherwife might I ate btut detained fur rn indefinite period. This day was publifited, in one large volume, Bvo. with a Map of India, price tI. in boards, or a I. is. Half bound and Lettered, T'HE New ANNUAL REGISTER; or General REPOSITORY of HJSTORY, POLITICS, and LI FE. RATURE fur the Year 1806—to which is prefixed, Part 111. of the Maury of Knowledge, Learning, and Taße in Great Britain, during the Reign of King William, ceimpriling a (ketch • f the Lives and important La'murs of the aloft celebrated Li- rary And Yolaieal Charaders who flourillied in that interefting period. This Volume, as an Hillorical and Political Regitter, gives a brief but faithful tie•ttch of all the woR important difeuffions in both Houfes of Parliament, together with copies of the feveral Rate papers referred to; it contains a fummary view of every interelting event that has occurred during • the year, in the feveial kingdoms and Rates of th.: civilized world—it records the rife and fall of Empires, and dcvclopes the caufes which have eo‘fpircd to augment the power of France, and diminikh the glory and bade= of AuftriA and Pruffis. 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Of whom may be had complete lets of the above Work, in 27 Vols. price ael. 3s. half-bound and lettered, or any female volumes. _ N II Mr. Stockdale, in return for the increafed pitronagr which the New Annual RegiftEr has recently obtained, his, at conftdetable expence, ruade fuck arrangements a. to be able to publifit each fucceriling volume annually on or before the la of March, wkich be conceives wing:atty enhance the rabic of the Wort. I That on Wednaiday nett the 23d inftant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in wrttl.ng ((Mad up) and treat with Inch Pu tout as will undertake to fupply what TALLOW CANDLES may be demanded for the ufe of the Vidttralliog Department at the Port of London, tbr one year, from the tit of January to the ;aft of December, tooB, inclufive; and to be paid for by Bills payable with lowereit ninety dm after date. Th e ceschtioas of the Cortina may be ken a: the &weary's Ogee. Na regard sari/! it bed S. essy Tied" be tibia, the price fiall Reg be Wessel ill wide et lova, er thee flail aet be delivered bar lima Were ewe :cloth of the fidii Kreilhoihrip next the 23d it i laid) far edge tb Per* ego meeker tie Terelar, w foot Per,in fie his a.&4 Mark Or erefeser wise bead kr. NOTICE TO THE OUT-PENSIONERS OP CHELSEA HOSPI rm.. T HE ?entre/wry are otderact, upon malting-their Affidavits at the tatting Chriftmu, and after every &reced ing rich of Deceract and astb of June, until further Orders, to (reify the Rate of Penfisa per Day which they reedve, imme diately above their Names iu the Affidavits, in order to prevent miitakes in the payment, arifing hom a fimiLtrity of name% as alfo upon all application by Letter or otherwife, they may have occafson is tuture to make at the Hofpital. Secretary's Office, Chars Hofpital, tifidt November, 1807. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE. December, tso7. 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The Numbers already publifhed of this popular and entertaining Work contain Caricature Prints, which Ex genuine humour and wit,in tbe true fpisi: of Hogarth, bid fair to equal if not furpafs any Work of the kind hitherto publitbed. London: Publifhed regularly every fortnight, by Thomas Tegg, No. t t t, elseipfide, and may be had of all boakfcliersha the klOg.lom, • TO APOTHECARIES PARISH OF SAINT JAMES, WESTMINSTER. WANTED an Apothecary, will is to be retie* is the Wortitmsfe of this Parini, at a &key of mot per Annum. He nsitft be thoroupbly acquainted with hit Bands, including Wildwifary; melt be either a marriLd Man, or a wi dower, antrnot left than j yea* of ase. He mutt produce fatif fadory mitt/with* of his abilities from that Gentlrsten Under whom be his [bodied and brat employed, and mutt lubmit to an examination by three Medical Gentlemen, the reference to whom. and all fOrtberlawicalars, may he kaown, by applicati n at the :Cierk'sodlco, Na. so Poland•ltreet, any day before Saturday 'the tuth day,of the prefent Mouth. Dec. is, alb?. JOHN DAWSON, Clerk. BM ORDER COMMISSIONERS FOR VC:7'7E7C- LINO HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY. TO BE SOLD, On Frier the oath of Decattber loft. at Eleven, o"Ckieh to the Forenoon precifely, at his Malik 's Army Vlautlling Stores. (formerly the Kings, Brewboufe), Lower Taft Smithfield. SEVERAL LO I'S ref OLD S I'o ILES, 0(411111;0g of onfersiceaWe Iron Huom„ NA Barrel Staves, OW White Crane Rope. Meal fweepings, Rice (weeping+, a Otiantity of Floor Sacks and Rice Bags. The Low Mae be viewed,-on Wecloelchy Thwrfilay /Ms and Morning of Sale, when fortflaparilculars may Nils& GARTQN AND TITLING, IN HOLDERNESS ByBELL and HENDRY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .By the order of the Attignees of William Markhins, a Baehr*, At tile-Hoeft of Robert Hawkins, the George Inn, in the Town ot Kingfton urn till, on Tuefday the ith day of January, 18c8. between the-,7N0 of three and four O'click In the after /20041, in One or Tim. Lam as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale, ALL that valuable and very improvable FREE. HOLD ES TATS, eligibly fituate in the Parilhos of Gar ton and Fitting, in Holdcratfa, a fine Spertiog part of tie County of York, eight mdes from the capital Market Tows of Patring. ton, Be from Medan, and twelve from the Town of Hell. ease.- ins of as 9A. ;IL 36Y. (be the fame mere or ids) of Arable, MOO. dow, aid Pafture Land, divided by excellent quick fences, !yin very camped, nearly within a ring fence, otith two good Welt and tile Farm Hooks, and fuitable Barns, &ethos, Omuta, sad other convenient Out-buildings tbgeto. The above nate is exonerated from the Land•tax. further particulars may he had, by applying to Mt, Anthony Atkinfon or Mr. John Hill, Merchants, Bull; to the Audioneess ; or at the Offlee of Mr. Steph. Dic,infon, Attorney It Law. Hulk, ft.ll‘l PSH lit R CAPITAL TAVERN AND PUBLIC HOUS! FCR SALE. _ _ By JOHN YOUNG, (Utiles difpnfed ntby Private Coutradt, of which timely. notice will be given). on Motiday,Deccatber at, at lie o'LlJek in the eventrg, an tut Pre:ldes, ALL that exceedingly Valuable, long elabrillied an d w e ll PUBLIC HOUSR, called the SHIN and CAS ri.e, molt advautageouer and pleafaeftly fituatod on the Commas Hard, in the Town of Portf‘a, and di:telly oppolke his Majefty's Dock Yard Gates. The Pretnifes (great part of which 'l've lately been rebuilt at A evortderable expense), comprife the whole of the South fide of Half Moon-ftvret, the back front leading Into Wickham Mart. 'and from Its peculiar Stuation commands a very extenlive and lu crative trade in the Ale, Porter, Wine and Spirit lines. Neon* the whole is freehold, and from itscatent is capable of much real Improvement. The contiguity of this eligible Mare to the Dock renders it of important eonfideration, as from this eircundkaaseita bufinefs is (camel' , any thing inferior in peace than in war--It Cogl tequendy thercfbee becomes the more deferving the attention of gr e wers. sod Wios and Brandy Merchants iu particular. Particulars nay be known on application ; letters poft paid, to Mr. Win. Ploughman, Romfey, Hampeure ; or Mr. Henry Ploughman, on the Premifes. _ ELII3IBLE FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, and CO#THO,.IS ESTATES, near HORSHAM, SUSSLX. BY Mr WELLER, At the King's Head Inn, HorGum, on Saturday the igth of Dccembtr, at t z n clock, in 7 Lots. Lot a. A COPYHOLD ESTATE, confining of a Farmhoufe and oetbullensp, with $4 *acute acres of arable and meadow Laud, called MO CKFORD, &nate at Could& It t to Mr Pearce . Lut a A I.cakhnld hltate, called Sweyner, lirnombehne, and Brooklands, Gtuere at Rudgwich. visifiltbig of a Farrnhoufe and outbuildings, with saacreG of land, let to Mr Thomas Eliholt, to nabt at will. Lot 3 A Freehold Eftate, called HIH Houfe, &gate at Rudisvleh and Crarley, confiding of a Menage, barns, &c. with 56 a.. 4 ea t rood and 3_yoles of Inotl, let to Mr Thomas Elliott. L4tt 4 A w r e <hold MCIEJVC, barns, and outbuildings, with 4.7 acres 3 mods and 3 poles of arable and meadow land, sally 1 ittunt bkholme,fituatt at Rufper and 16e1,1,15t to Mr Vuje,4 an Ink, years of which arc unexpired. Lots A Freehold Meffuage and Farm mita Greenhurft, &n -ate at Rudgwick, with ay acres 3 roods and 38 poles of load, let to Mr Thomas Jot ufon. Lot 6 A Capita Freehold Meruage and Farm 'tailed Mores . - Place, fttuate at Rudgwick and Cranky, somprlhng a farenhoufe and outbuilding', with 84 acres 3 roods and 26 poles of Lind, let t 6 Mr Thomas Hoad, tetar.t at will Lot 7 A aloft defirable Freehold Eitate, called Ellen, , G!eate at Euhurft and Abinger, camp riling a t•rmhnnfe and outbuildings, together with till acres and 9 poles of arable and coppice land, let to Mr Steniug, tenant at will. The Eaves may be viewed by permilLon of the tenants, of whom printed particulars may be had; alto at the Swan, Reigate; Red Liun. Dorking ; King's Arms, Godalming ; White Lion, Guildford ; Half Moon, Ectworth ; Norfolk Arms, Monde! ; Old Ship, Brighton; Star, Lewes; of Mell - rs Winftanley and S.,n, Pa ternoft cr-row ; of Meffrs Johnfoo, Pi ice, and Freeland, Solicitors; and of Mr Weller, Chi:better- DORSEESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Meffra. HODSKINSON and CO. I RE MANOR. uf come 'ON ABBAS, et• 1. tending over J 245 acres or thereabouts. with the Advestfosa in Fee of the Ream.) , and Right to Great aid S:nall lltbso-dtb* nett value abcct scoLpet atintrri: the Rev. Mr. &Ant aged about ye— the tit et Fre:caution difpored of. Mkt the Manor Farm, contaking t62A. oR. t 'P. du Lad e for nine years from llamas laft, at too!. per annum, but of the ettimated annuli value ascot. And alio the Rtvcruon in Fee of fcveral Leafehold sta4 Coln. hold EP.atcs, held hv Lives ; containing 437 A. 3K. tP. Valued at per annum 6401. with the refereed rents and heriots therennot belonging. The Manor, or Reputed Manor of Weft Orchard, etteuding over 638 acre!, with the MtmOr Farm, as let from year to year, containing 62 A. 2R t3P. at tool per annum, but of the dtlatattd annual value of i t cl AJfo the Reverft )n in Fee of fcltral Valuable Leatehold and Copyhold Eftates ; hrld by Lives, containing 489 acres, or here. abuurs, of the eftimated annual valueof 9751. Is. with the refereed rents and heriots therunto belonging. The Reverfion in Fee of that par: of the Mannr Farm, called the Dairy Farm in the psrifh of hillbuty Abbas, held by the lives of Richard Brabant, ag-d 88, and Ann Burt, ascii 56 ; containing 19.4 A. 3R.. VP at the I•, rdervedi Rent of 721. per annum, dur ing the faid lives, but of the eftimated annual value of 2401. Alto the Reverfivn in Fee of fevers! valuable Leafehold an i Copyhold Eftates iu haft and Weft Nlelheiry, hill by lives, con tutting SoBA. iR. stiP valucl at per unnuni S,tl ps. with there ferved rents and herlots thereunto And alio tholteverfions in Fee of fundry Leaft hold Mines held by lives, within the l'Ariih of 'Fifbury, partici/Orly Chickfgrov., with the Tythe lliy in One Lot; alto in the Parish of Donhea.:. particularly in Coonib ar.d Charlton, and alto feveral Eftates is this Periflt of Semky. FPrdser partiialars may bc had of Mari. Hodtkinfou and C o Animist- arca, London. AT a numerous and reipeasMe Meeting, being upwards of Five Hundred, of the inhabitants of the Town and Port of Dover, held at the Chapel in q2cen Elizabeth's [quart, Wf LLTAM KING, Efq. Mayor, Rdolved Unanhossuily, T. That it is with great pluton that we have teen a SCHOOL eitahlifhed in this Town,by Mr. JOSEPH I.ANCA3 I'ER, en der the patronage of our benevolent and noble minded Reveal. tative, JOHN Efq, a. That it Is a moft furprifing fad, that in the fpate of three weeks, more than too Children have been brought Mtn order, and are now daily taught, by a Youth of feventeen years of age, with. oat retaining so any of the common modes of correeti en, and that in every way the improvement of the Children is very great, conlittedng the (bort time that as Inftitation has exited. 3. That the Eltablifhment of this School has been a very great batelleto this town. as there were a pest number of Children, who were not reviving the blear); of Education, many of whom are Orphans, and othen whole parents, in thefe trying times, are not able well to afford to pay for their inftrunion , and that the MAYOR be requefted to convey our thanks to Joan JAcitsom, Efq one of oar Reprefentatives, for his benevolent kindntfs to ward. our Chilfren, and that w.: confider him worthy of our En teen eftzem, and warmell gratitude. 4. That from our experience of the advantages of this plan of Education, invented and pradtifed by Mr. Jose's LANCAITaIt, and fo generoufly patronifed by our beloved Sovereign, and auguß Family, we recommend the cftablifhment of fimilar Schools, as the plan is fuperior to all others, from the foul:nets of the expence, and its great afefulnes. S. That it is with heartfelt plexfure, we have heard of the noble and benevolent example of Jon w Asaorr, Efq (Ch unman), and the worthy Mayor and Citizens of Canterbury, in aid of this Chriftion, Loyal, and Philanthropic Plait of Education, which has for its boas, the fprcading of that Glory of the Reformation front Popery, the knowledge of the Holy Bible. And therdcire we requeft them to accept ofthe thanks of this Meeting 6. 'That as Mr. LA/IC/MIK conCere hlndelf only reportable for the execution and fucces of his mechanical fyftent of le.'dnea. don, that the following Gentlemen he requelted to form a Com mittee, for the purpore of attending to the Rcli;ious initrueUun of the Children . William King. Efq Mayor Mr John Fuller Mr Michael Archer Mr Charles King Dr Benwell Mr Jofeph Lee Mr Thomas Birch Mr f bonus Pain Mr Daniel Carter Mr John Philpot Mr George Finch Mr William Ward Mr William Honig Mr Charles Witwer. 7. That the thanks of this Meeting be giv:n to the Mayor , and that thee Refolutions be publiflied in the Kentifh Chruoicle, anti the Maidttone Journal, and in two Morning, and two Evening London Papers. (Signed) W. KING, Mayor. Dover, December to, 184.