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.... N UMBER 74551 __ -- - -- north Night of Mr. IRELAND, the Yorkshire High Flyer's Twelve Nights Engagement. ASTLEY'S PAVILIDN. THEATRE, N IdWCA ST I .E-•;' 'KLEE r, STRAND. rstablisked by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. 9'HIS EVENING, and TO-MORROW, at half pee tic o'clock, the much admired RACES, by Six Little Forest Ponies, to be rode by Infant Jackie' of feather weight.— ' Four times round the Race Course to be considered a Heat.— ABON HASSAN; or, The Sleeper Awake.—An entirely new Song called, " Lovely Anna."—A Military Burletta Spectacle, called CLARA ; or, The Mvs•rtitious Racaerr.—Extmordi . nary HORSEMA NSHIP by Twelve celebrated Equestrians.—. In the course of the evening, Mr. Ireland, the surprising York shire High-Flyer, whose extraordinary activity in Hopping, Skip ping, Kteking,and Jumping, ranks him the wonder of the present age, will go through his astonithing performances.—To conclude with a Comic Pantomime, called THE DISCOVERY; or, Har lequin's Salutation to Jo2tn Bull, Paddy Bull, Sandy Bull, and Taffy Bull. The Pantomime terminated with a grand Palace dedicated to St. George, St. Patrick, St. Andrew, and St. David. Doors open at half-past eve, and begin at half-past six Vali Price half-past eight. Equestrian Tuition daily, by able Masters, from Teo to Three. TR A NS PORT:OPPICJI, ifsmothir U, 'lOlO. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTY "S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for tailing fare of SICK and WOUNDED S.EAMEIV, wafer de Care and Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Ofhoe, on Tuesday the 2td of January, 1811, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be wiling to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War, in health and in sickness, at Chatham, for six menthe certain, from the Ist of March, 1811. No TenderWillbe received of des idea 011 MS lay of treaty, nor smy noticed, unless the party; or as agsnt for Aim, personally attends. lash Tender must 6 1 accompanied 4 a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to &mom boomd with As Person. tea Bring, is the sum of sEdOOO for the due performastee of the Contreset, Further particulars may be Lsrum, by applying al this Office, o r to .;••-•-• , -., "- i t: - •L',"'-'or'''"r"..'r -• .• . ~ , _ .• , c. . ,- ~ . • e-' . .. , . . . . . • . 4 4: 0 . 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Account of their OBJCIdhI. r SBNT STATE, cleated alphabetically mad , tAX.MS-HP SA DISPENRABS.. , . SCHQO' COLLEG.siS, haISC" By ANT. Lir Author of the Law of M- The Public Charities of the Brunt& nacta been esteemed itsbrightest Otnaillenit,kled 1 4-11111. ! the character of the'Nation ; yet Cal the present war., not Mist any iiketed view of their History 'arid. 'Dealt.. Besides gratifying curiosity, the work will also, It Juin be be themeats of rescuing - setae godlike amigos from the and decay eamequaat ea.tbs retyt eadthis erosaliiV• the munificence of benowilont permits, and ,"K hold*" whale as *New of example and Imitation to the Nadal" Printed for ILICEIAILD PUILLLN, Bridgo4treet, doll Vid of all Booksellers. " _ ~~_: ind , CURIOUS, SCARCE, and INTERESTING WORK. A few Copies, price Ss. are only now left oa sale,•containing awe 300 pages of letlee - Feall'an elegant IBleende ve the - Arker i and a View of Gilead House, of SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO ais T i6 l:l I or, Ad. W Idea t. both Sexes in a . vari e ty o f it annexed, A Dissertation on the Propeefies r _Effici7o_ ,Hot and Cold-Bathing; also an Essay on Seme: tlrda&'and.,ATtia. course on Impotency in the Male and incident to Females, &c. The whOle . lUalt liade t ir P" esi ss authentic facts, nevrr before publish e d. -a " London : Printed for the Autisovi owl Leigh, No. 18, Strand ; Sherwood; =t wos ; +Of raw, Hurst, Rees, and O rme Pat $ Booksellers in the United Kingdom. inan *.• No other motive, tlan the utilitridilidi way be to mankind, could have Induced the Author tip/ The crimes of our fellow -creatures afford but. Election ; the consideration of which affects human nature. The idea of , diminishing tl. softening the miseries that goir front pa cm compass. The difficulty of conieytng nocessat Oy requires term: mod exec's' deney, has not posed unasserted; neglected to under the langung , shb)ect Is susceptible of. - g3t. /tio less than One Hy of Wonsan 's Guide to I' 17IN to the present tint( efinllta4 Ilia/ MD be 344 • • the au untie an Fel 9gal to the I 'Med IN* MI aye ,lii -- the . . . - • . • • , 1 • :. . . . . . , . 1 . , .. • • ' 'i. 1 4 . ' 4,11 .1 ''' V ~.. .... :7 ' 1 " In .L , . f i ,/.. 4 . : . ~ • "' : • t r, ' 4 P ir rr • • / . A . ,.. . ...• •• •:. ,:.. I.' • t • '.,, •.•-L. ' . 4 • /11 6*IL • .• • ' • .:. - : ,•• ' ' .. • - , It , :1 : • ~.• t , • 1• . . -. . • 1' . • BE R 74 5 5) • , • ~ FRIDAY, JAN cALVADOR HOUSE CLASSICAL, MATHE -4.3 MATICAL.and CO MA4 ERCIAL - BOARDING SCHOOL, LOWER TOOTING, SURREY with a Preparatory School Wader the inspection of Mr. Cnossas %mons. Mr. Trtostas SIMONtI requests to be permitted to inform his Friends and the Public, o► his having removed his School from Zdmonton to the above large and commodious Premises; which lie has put into complete repair ; and has provided a detached School Room for the purpose of preparing younger Pupils for his tapper Seminary. Both Schools will be opened on the 28th of January. • Mathematics and Natural Philosophy form a very material part In his System of Education. Terms of the School may be bad on the premises. PILLS DISCOUNTED.--Good Notes and Bills promptly and secretly discounted for Country Manufactu rers, and others.—Address to L. 1. care of G. Sleath, No. 5, St. ?eter's-hill, Doctors Commons ; none admitted unless post free, seer will any be repHed to which do not contain real ' blames, abode, &c. A parson resident in or near a manufacturing country town, disposed to act as an Agent, may apply as above, Bost paid. ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY. ~BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that • the Whole of the STATE LOTTERY will be Drawn the 05th of NEXT MONTH, in ONE DAY, on a Plan witirely Iiew.—TICKETS and Shares are selling considerably cheaper than last Lottery, at both of BISH's old-established Oteces, where, in the last Lottery, he sold in Shares, No. 27 Class A 120,000 27 Class C 20,000 2,903 Class D 2,000 1,572 Clata D l,OOO And five Prizes of ,C20,00Q, and 30 other Capitals in the last Twelve Months, which were all paid on Demand, at 4, CORN HILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. WANTS EMPLOYMENT, - A YOUNG MAN, after three o'clock every after "- soon, to attend on one -or two Gentlemen, pr itt a Ware house, Shop, or Coasting-home, to carry nut small parcels, or make himself useful. Direct, post-paid, J. D. la, Makie-rew, Stepney Green, NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING OFFICE, 8, CORNHILL, LONDON. W. 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These Medicines, namely, his Dentrific Powder, and Tincture for the Teeth and Gums, his Elixir for curing the Tooth Ache ,4 and tkeßalsamic Styptic, which have been In large and increasing demand, particularly in the higher circles, since his arrival in England, in 1751, a circumstance which renders all encomium utimcessary They will continue to be prepared and sold at their Bowie, in Pall Mall. THOSE who suffer nervous irritation,trom weak. ness of stomach,obstructed bile, and bad digestion, will find relief inSPILSBURY'aPA TLNT ANTISCORISU'fIC DROPS, which e n joy all the properties of calomel, witbout its irritability ; they also consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the ap petite, and an increase of spirits as the health improves.—ln deep seatNl abscesses, where a cure could scarcely be contemplated, so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the hest hopes of success. In Eruptive; Strophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Scorbutic complaints, its reputation is establisiwd.—West ludla orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Sohn-scusre, Loncioni The genuine Medicine bas the government duty printed On . a black ink stamp, and the words, " By the King's Patent:* ex pressed on she bottle, bill of direction, and outside - wrapper. sold 15, Soho-square, in smell bottles of Ss. double bottles ICs. sad liver s£l. s{.4-Cadiecaad Sam= Sir . . r"?^T 7 ".7-1777-7,77"7."--7-e EAGLE FIRE OFFICE. PAYMENT OP RENT OF PREMISES RENDERED UN- TENANTABLE BY FIRE. • P OLICIES of Insurance expiring at CHRISTMAS, should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that period, to prevent the Parties' Interest ceasing therein.—Maacaul its INSURANCES effectesi at reduced Premiums. EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE. Every dosarlption of Insurances upon Lives may be effected at this Once with the utmost facility, upon terms of peculiar ad. W. BEE IMAM, Secretary. 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Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns, who are ikewise Agana to the PIOVIDCNT Orrtce. PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Charcery, made in the matter of the Right Honourable Ri chard Earl of Cavan, and Honors Margaretta, his - wife, and the Honourable.George Frederick Augustus Lambert,commonly called Lord Kilcoursie, whereby it is referred to John Campliell, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, to enquire and state to the Court whether there are any charges or incumbrances atre,-,ieg £309. ls. led. £3 per Cent. reduced Annuities, standing in the name of Sir Henry Gould, deceased; £434. 15s. 7d. like Annui ties standing in the name of William Gould; £2147. 12s. 6d. like Annuities standing in the name of William Gould and Ro bert Snow; £1455. 14s. 51. like Annuities lent and advanced te theaaid Earl of Cavan, under an ag reement to replace the same ; £11225. Is. ed. £4 per Cent. An nuities, standing in the name of the said Sir Henry Gould ; £llO4l like Annuities standing in the names of the said Wm. Gould and Robert Snow; £7740 Ss. 6d. Xs per Cent. Consolidated Annuities, standing in the name of the said Sir Henry Gould ; £5700, £5 per Cent. Navy Annuities, standing in the name of the said Sir Henry Gould; and £2BO ,a-year long Annuities, standing,in the name of the said Sir Henry Gould, being the residue of the personal estate of the mid Sir Henry Gould, Knight, deceased, late one of the Justices of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, at Westminster. Therefore all Persons, 'lobo have any Chargei or Incumbrances on the said several Stocks and Funds, or any of them, are, en or before the 23d day of Ja nuary near, to come in and prove their several Charges and In cumbrances, before the said John Campbell, Esq. at his Office in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the henefit of the said bider.. BLEASDALE, ALEXANDMit, and HOLME, No. 10, Now-Inn. PURSUANT to an Order of the High Cottrt of Chancery, made in the matter of the Right Honourable Richard Earl of Cavan and Honors Margaretta his wife, and the Honourable George Frederick Augustus Lambert, commonly called Lord Kilcoursie, whereby it is referred to Jqku Campbell, Ee4. one of the Masters of the said Court. to inquire and state to the Court whether there are any charges or incumbrances ecting £309 Is. tod. 3 per Cent. RP :laced Annuities, scanning In the name of Sir henry Gould, deceased,,Z4S4 153. 7d. like annuities, standing in the name of 'William Gould; £2147 123.6 d. like annuities, standing in the names of William Gould and Robert Snow; £145(145. Sd. like annuities, lent and advanced to the said Earl of Cavan, under an agreement to replace the same ; £11225. 13.84. £4 per Cent. Annuities, standing in the name *1 the said Sir Fleury Gould; £llOO like Annuities standing In the names of the said William Gould and Robert Snow ; £774$ Ss. 6d XS per Cent. Consolidated Bank Annuities, standing in the name of the said Sir Henry Gould; assroo, £5 per Cent. Nary Annuities, standing la the name of the said Sir Henry Gould, aed £2130 a-year long Annuities, standing in the name of time said Sir Henry Could, being the residue of the personal Fstate of the said Sir Henry Gmald v Knight, deceased, late one of dm Justices of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, at Westmin ster. 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This day were published, 4yIIRS. FENWICK'S LESSONS FOR ,CHIL DREN ; or, Rudiments of Good Meaner; 'Karats. and Humanity. In Four Parts, with numerous Engravings. A New Edition. . . N. B. This Work is intended as re oiteopell.,4he celebrated Lemons of Mrs, Barbauld, and will bas" found knocisely adapted t rise progress the understanding may be supposed to havemade s tinting the perusal of those welt known productieet. They each of them exhibit the elements of a story, and'are tbereforosalcu lazed to interest the curiosity of thee Leerners, without exceeding the measure et their tender capacities. •„,* The Four Parts, bound In Two Volumes, may be bad, price Ss. ; the whole b ound together for Ss. ILL ; or each part se parately, strongly stiched, far Sd. each. Printed for M. J. Godwin, Skinner -street, Snow-kill. BLAINE ON THE DISEASES OF HORSES AND DOGS. Fourth Edition, with very large Additions, In ISM*. Ss. boards, an entirely new Work forming ) l i. COMPLETE DOMESTIC TREATISE ou the DISEASES of HORSES and DOGS, in Two Parts. Part the First, contains a clear Meseta of the Diseases of Horses, and their various Lamenesses, with the proper Treat ment and Recipes for the Cute ; together with a copious detail of Stable Duty, as Grooming, Feeding, Management of the Feet, getting into Condition, Stc. &c. ; enabling Gentleness snecesefully to praethei on their own Horses. Part the Second, contains a foil Descripthro of every Disease to which Dogs are liable, and the Mode of Cure, the best mode of Feeding, getting into Condition, and preserving the Health; together with a full Account of the Rise and Progress. f the late trowelling qf Madness amonrDogs, fattiest a complete History of that dreadful Misled!, with its variou s . Appearances, and an unerring mode of distipguishing it from other Affections; with the Detail of a succeeshal Preventive for it both in the Human and Brute. TSis is the first Work that has ever appeared, in the English langume, on the Diseases 041:lop, and is the_resak ofuntuy years diligent atteution to the subject. day DELABERE BLAINE, Veterinary %moon, Author of various Wolin an Aillinkla. Loodon d Me i gir lioroary, Bread-strset i litaillihge; and toa .;.401.' • • , 1. ) 4 I'4 , I 0 • --"! 7.4 r, ~..... . - - , BAST-INDIA ROUSE, Amery 2, 1811. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANr of AfIRCILAINTS of ENGLAND, trasng kat BASF INDIES. is &Poi, rhos intro., That they will be ready to receive proposals, in writing, on or 1 >gore Wednesday the 16th instant, from any persons who may be willing to let on freight to the Company, a good Copper bottomed Ship, of front 1200 to 1400 tons burthen, now bund les at Bombay, to bring a Cargo from the port of Calcutta, on the Company's account. The Tenders, with.the words " Ship Tender" on the cover , to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or be fore twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 56th instant, beyond which hour the Court will lot receive any 'runner. WILLIAM RAmsar, Suretary. Tke particulars of the term, and conditions on which the Ship will be engaged on the Company's service, may be seen, upon ap plication to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Ship. ping, on or after Friday next the 4th instant. EAGLE FIRE OFFICE. CUS'l'Otf-HOUSE, NEWHAVEN. TO B SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom-House, Newhaven, on Wednesday the 9th of Ja nuary, MI, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon precisely, in sundry Lots, THE FOLLOWING GOODS: for Dealers a n d others, about 47 Gallons of White Brandy. For private use enly, - abuut 304 Gallons Brandy. Samples of the above Goods tßay be seen at the Custom-house the morning of the day of sale.—Twenty-five per Cent. deposit wit be required. 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