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r ef, . Ce . , _ ' ~.._ . . . - .. s . • I • ... - , ... r ..e.....,0.,..i. ~ .. ....). I, 4(.4.. • .... 0 „,...., ... -v. 4 a 'i# • 4.. .. ), . ‘,..r...;,::,, . ,:ln: •‘..- 4 ,,..../ i ......... ),. [;.1, - ,/. . L , , ... ;i,, _ ILL, • • , .-. •,........ le OF • ey • I :•.,-,.::,,,, 1 ":.• 1 •-• :: ,-. .... , ~ 7 ,347. I % a •Y ;:!i4 . . ( o ilt _ I►),r a 1 7070.1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER i 8„ 1809 PRICE SIXPENCE-HAIIPENNY . HEATR E ROT .IL, COVENT-GARDEN. .ESENTEVENING, NOVEMBER 18, will be acted the Comic Opera of THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. lIELLAMY Count Curvosa, 2slr EMERY ; is de Grand Chateau, Mr. BLANCILIRD; Lorenzo, Mr. INCI.FDON ; Whitusictlo, Mr, FAWCETT ; Peter, Mr. MUNDEN. • Mrs. EM.RY; Cnidelia, Mn. St. LEGER; ii Commode, Miss LOGAN; . Miss BOLTON; Floretta, Mrs. LISTON.. To which will be added die Farce of 'HE CHILD OF NATURE. Duke Mercia, Mr. CHAPMAN ; larquis Almai:se, -Mr. CIAREMONT; Count Valeucla, Mr. RRUNT'ON; Alberto, Miss MURRAY. Marchioness Merida, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Anr.othis, H. JOHNSTON. Second Price :is. thl. Pit, 4s. Second Price 21. tery 9.5. Secont.•Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. at half-past 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6. the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box t-st reet. SMITH, MAYOR. This day was published, Th.. Second Edi ion, in Or am, mice Ms. his The The First and an Especial Court, held on Friday, the 17th SERMONS. By JAMES FINLAYSON, Day of November, 1 iio9, and in the 50th year of the Reign F.R.I;.E. one of the baoisters of the Wet Church, and Prop of George the Third, of the United Kingdom of Great fessor of Logic and Metaphysics in the Univer‘ity of Edinburgh. Britain and Ireland, King, Ike. To which is prefixed an Account of the Life am( Coaraer.i. of Resolved Unanimously, the Author.—Printed for Longman Hurst, Rurs, and Orm e . I 'HAT the Thanks of this Court be given to the Paternoster-row ; and Peter FLU, Ei'obereh. Right Honourable Sir CHARLES FLOWER, Baronet, late Lord Mayor of this City, for his faithful discharge of the several duties attaching to that high and arduous Office, fur his upright Administration of Public Justice, for his punctual atten dance in the exersise of his Magisterial Functions during the period of his Mayoralty; for his able conduct when presiding over the Debates in this Court, and for his politeness and atten tion to the several Members of the same, and particularly for his Munificence and Hospitality so liberally displayed on all occa sion,. WOODTHORPE. This day was published, In I.sints. p ice 7s ot wards, LETTERS to the Rev. DANIEL VEYSIE, 11. D. occasioned by his Pri.servative against Unitrianism ; coo taining a View of the Scriptural Grounds of Wdtarialtiqn, aid ae Examination of all the Expressions in Vie New 1 est..i.:lent,, which are generally considered as opposite Doc:rinrs. By LANT CAI:VE:4IER, LI.. D. Printed for Longman, Hurl, keel and 0 rtne, Paternoster-to v. Of whoa may be had, by the same Author, An Introduction to the Geography of Cie New Testament. The Second 12mo. orice ss. boarls. NEW LOoll/ON This day was published, the Second Edition, revised and car reeted, in Ken. price loa. f4l. boardA, THE PHARMACOPaLIA OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of LONDON. Itlo9. *Fra.t slated into English, With Notes, &c. By RICHARD POWELL, M. Fellow of the College, Physician to St. 13Artholowtes and the Magdalen Elospirtds. Printed for Longman, I lulu, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row.. Of whom may be had, on Pasteboard, Two Tables eel:Wt. itig at one View, the Relations of the and presuat Plarnisco cupivia, price 3s. 6d. OFFICE OF ORDN/INCE, November 13, 1809. T' PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Nit JESTri OR VANCE, do &Tell give Notice, That Proposals will be- received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or htfore Monday, thl, 4f . 11 day of December next, front such persons as may be desirous of undertaking the supply of the quantities and descriptions .of TIMBER undermentioned, for Service of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, where the deliveries are to be made, viz. LOADS. HEWED ELM TIMBER - - 1400 ELM BLANK, six Inches, - - •• and five Inches - - 200 ASH FELI.IES, 4>l 4 Inches - - - 10,000 OAK SPOKES chopped for 5 feet Wheels - - 40,000 ELM STOCKS chopped, and bored pairs, 18X Iftinches, 200 TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, OF THE COUNTY OF BUCKS. OZNTLZELZ24 ‘ A RECENT melancholy event having occasioned the removal of your late worthy Representative, the Mar quis of Titchtirid, to the House. of Peers, I ant induced by many most respectable offers of supp4t to make you a tender of my humble services as Successor to hi} Lordelip ; should I, by being honoured with your good opinion and support on the days of No r ination andElection,have the huportant tru't of representing you in Parliament conferred upon me, I beg to a. sere you it will be my constant inclination and endeavour as much as it will be my oblia don, on the one hand faithfully to discharge to the best of my abilities all the public duties which ought to attach to the situation, and on the other to attend also to the local Interests and Cuncerns of our County.—With great respect and ran:ern, I beg leave to subscribe myself, (lentl••men. Your devoted humble servatit, Whaddon Hall, Nov. 8, 1809. WILLIAM I OWNDES. i—Rickard the Third ; with Don Juan. Ay—The Suspicious ITuband.. ineslay—The School for Prejudice. Ay—The Roman Father. Way to Get Married. ly—Tae Ee.glish Fleet. sate Partner with Sir JAMES BRANS removed to No. 2, Cornhill, near the Mansion tilt, attention of his Friends to the Scheme of the NisANT BOOKS JUpT PUBIAS !M.D. " gilt JOHN CARR's CAVEDONIAN.66EVCIIE% 4to. numerous plates, 12. Ss. boardsr—Cart's Poems, with Boa roman, Li. ls.boards.—Ditto his 6d. boards.—A. Dade's Excursions in Britain, to. vols, fts. bds. 7 —The Pulpit; or a Biogra phical and Literary Account of Eminent Popular Preachers, its. bds.—Dr. Doddridge's Family Expositor, 4 vols. 4to. £6 .6s. b 's. Imperial l'aper, 1210.105. bds.—Dr. Gill's ENposition of the I•iew Testameut, 3 vols 4to £4 16s. lids. Royal Paper, £7. 4s. this. —Rehiu.on's Scripte.re C haraeters, 4 vols. 12010. !_'l.'2s. WS. *„" Gill 611 the Old Testament, is in the press. London : Printed for Mathews and Leigh. is, strand. .41', which contains FORTY CAPITAL PRIZES, •'oo Numbers, and the whole to be drawn In One • 14, 1310. much Clnildence Eyton claims the Favours of the in the last Two•Lotterses, divided amongst hi. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of A. Chancery, made in a Cause West against 'rattan), the Cre ditors and Legatees of Emz.t nETti HILL, formerly of Piddittg ton, in the County of Oxford, and late of North Manton, in the County of Bucks, widow, deceased, are, on or before the l'.3d day of January next, to come in and prove their Debts, and claim their Legacies before JoaN CAMPBELL, Egg one of th , , Masters of the said Court, at his Office in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Linden; or in default thereof they will be pc remptctruy excluded the benefit of the said Decree. Prizes of £20,000 I 1 Prize of .€2,000 ... lO,000 1 5,000 3 n.. 1 Prize, N 0.3,618, entitled to £24,765; and au ;y Thousand:3, Ten Thousands, &c. &c. in the few ::cries, to really an incredible Amount. to ob,terve, Eyton is removed to No. '2, Cornhill, now the Mintion-House. and 14X 14 inches - - - - - OAK BLOCKS for Trarellisig Carriages, free of Sap : I‘.: Min Light - - - - - 50 6 Pairs Heavy - • - - 50 3 Pairs Heavy - 25 One moiety (of each dimension) of the Elm Plank, Ash Fel lles, Oak spokes, Elm Stocks, and Oak Blocks, roust be delivered into Store by the 3Cth of June nest, and the remainder on or befere the-:,oth of September following; of the Hewed Elm Tim ber 2000 Loads must be supp:ied by the said 30th June, and the remainder on or before the said 30th September following. No Tender will be received for less than 100 Loads of the Hewed Elm Timber, no Stick of which must be under 80 feet ; of the Elm Plank no Tender will be received for less than 30 Loads, and which is not to be mate 18 ieches broad, and in lengths of 10 feet at the Last. Of the remaining Articles no Tender for less than the follow ing quantities of either can be noticed, viz. Ash Pellies Oak Spokes Elm Srocks Oak Blocks-12 Pairs Light - 6 rairs Heavy 3 Pain Heavy Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secre tary' Office, in Pall-Man afbresaid, any day between the hours of t ez and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered In Three elegant Volumes, price I ss. rOR RESPONDANC E de MADAME LA MARQUIDU DEFiAND avec D'Alembert, MonLs quleu, Mrclaine de Staal, le Alarquis D'Arget:s, &c. &c. Printed for Colliurn, Public Library, Cc:id:tit-street. Of whom may be bad, 1. Les Querelles de Famille, par Auguste Latnitaine, 3 tom. 12s. Q. Memoires de la Cotutesse de Lichtenau (NI aitrtsse du feu Roi de Pelisse), couteaaut des Anecdotes secretes sue la Cour, rt suivis de Lettres du Comte de Bristol, de Sir Arthur Pagt.t, de Sir William et Lady Hamilton, Lady Templetown, &c. &c. ; 2 tomes, los.. Memoires, &c. du Marechal Prince de Lignc, put - faire• - suite aux Letters du meme auteut, publiees par ?..14:G..111e. de 2 tomes. 10s. •THE .kti BI.TC. ' and Co. beg leave -most respectfully to re • thanks to tie Public, for the unexampled patio mrt they experienced as Contractors for the last at the same time to expr<ss the gratification they h ul the hno.:or of laying before the public the first e impr• veil principle, which has at oncejuifdled the !talons of the Chauceller of the Exchequer, by pre of iusuratice, and received the sanction of the iirding a superior chanie 'to the adventurer. The ry is exactly on the same plan as the last, and will, .qually I l oilo:met:I by :he apprubatfun of the Public. sCHEIVIE: " 4'0,00 110 JC• hf • ...... 5,000 so ,.:..— 100 ▪ ....... 1,000 4,940 from 450 to Al 5. lumbers ; ~ Four Tick. is of every Number,veacit of ntitled to the full Amount of whatever Prize is t the Number. Ind Su/tar.% are Selling in great Variety at SWIFT ices, Speedily will be published, Number I. (to be continued quarterlc,) of ACLASSICAL JOURNAL. Consisting of 1. Critical Observations on Classical Authors. 2. Criticisms on new Editions of the Classics, and on Publica dons relating to Greek, Latirrand Oriental Literature. Disquisitions on Classical Subjects. 4. Philological and Literary Anecdotes. 5. Classical and Oriental Antiquities. 6. Biblical Criticisms and Dissertations. 7. Grammatical and Etymological Researches. R. Bibliographical Intelligence. 9. Collations of Greek and Latin MSS. 10. Prize Poems, and other Academical Exercises. 11. Greek end Latin original Poetry. 1 Republications of scarce and valuable Tracts en Critical and Philological Subjects, and of important Articles its Continen tal Journals. 'lids Work will combine the Objects of the Bibliothr,:a Critica, Acta Eraerttm,Commentarii Plithlt : !ici, and other Classical, Philo logical and Antiquarian Publications on the Continent. It will be conauetecl by Members of the Universities, and printed by a Graduate of Oxford. Communications are solicited from every part of the World, in the Fr.glish, Latin and French langukees ; and will be received by Messrs. Longman. Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row ; Mr. I. Richardson, Royal Exchange; Mr. Lunn or Mr. Mimi, Huhn-square, Loudon, where Subscribers ;ire requested to send their nmaes. It is impossible at present to fix the l'rice, which probably will not etieed five Shillings each Number. TO GEN FL ENIEN, bit 11.1);,RS, AN 0 NIECHANWS. This day was pcblished, in Two Parts, each with a Plate, price 6i. 'L I VERY BUILDER HIS OWN SURVEYOR, or The BUILDER's VADE-MECILVI ; an entirely new Work, adapted to the Customs both iu the North and south of England, and written expressly to enable builders td measure ar.d value their own Work, and to make Estimates and Specificatiotat of intended Structures; and likewise to give to the privat:: (...en tlernan the knowledze whereby he may himself calculate the cost of any erection, improvement, or repairs. By RICHARD JONES, builder and Surveyor. London : Published by Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-row; seLi by J. Carpenter, OA Hoed-street ; J. Taylor, 59, High Holborn; and by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. 1000 5000 • . 50 • 10 • 10 ft/. 11, POULTRY, • No. 12, CIIMCING•CROS%, No. sl, AV`fIATE 11.11011-STRZtT. 'TOCKINGS wiling off uncommonly cheap, Cheapside.; an immense Stock of all kinds of .ives, Flannels, Drawers, ladies Dresses all .—Skorkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, -eat advantage hy an early Inspection of thethese articles. white or black silk, Es. 6d. the best quality equally cotton stockings, at Is. per pair, very fine Is. tid. ; brown cotton for biers, ls. Ed.; fine ribbed cot. a sariety of Itloves from 10d. per pair; lace sleeves ie:ter fathioloble articles too numerous to men• Cheapsitie.—No abatement front the price first • A srivATios. 'NG, active, and intelligent Peron, who is Accountant, i 3 wanted to superintend an extensive ?sm. Aoy l'ersen who has been acployed as an ileclerakitis, and can be well reeo.nraended, :rral. -s-Lettera (post-paid) from persons whom this a:r.t., former employment, reference for rharac rte.l aireettkl to A. B. No. 21, Bedford-row, (ore ti:e such of Novell:her, will be attended to. ion now btiltnmedi - itely entered upon. A CARD TO FEMALE SEX. 0 CHERGILL's justly celebrated FEMALE for stiff rent co:nVain .s Incident to the Sex at vari .tv; life nas been truly obsi.rved, that woman more ,er sex may be. considered in a certain degree as lora ire subj,:cted to a variaty of diseases front the nature ions the) are destined us mothers to perform, which ap interruption of those dews r.m.nerred with the full enjoyment of health : it: constit!Ltian the female, aad relieve this tobs:ruc :esly has been It.:owit to operate with %lel) certainty, sality as Dr. rothergiirs Female Pills—it unites invla,oratir?; powers, with its peculiar quality of Loess, oppressi.m, end hose other unetaby symptoms • from tuts mach blood in the habit ; they are the in cur.: :or nervous, am! Reu s e:tit complaints the various other spaunadia ad'zctious su conunen to ;ergilns Pills, as a famly medkine, should be in posses ry mother, a:ld other guard:ms of the young, who entrug , ..tl t. 'hut. rare. =nid wholvade and retail 14i's, 4, Clsr.t: eorn.tr of l'aternoster-row ; and itt, Royal Exc:tang:!; Allen, 76, Oxford s• rent ; Clark, ;h.; and'ttv. - .:! . . Country llAuksellas and Veners, is 9.1. t , net.—Of whom may he bad, R'S ARO Nl.‘ fle PECTORAL I.OZIf.NOtS for he Voice, and for Coughs, Colds, Asthma., and Col lo boxes, at I:1:14. each. LORI)IAL BALM OF GILEAD is ear. • r cool-traded to all persons labouring under those 7 .lr..itk out in a variety of symptoms, and it s;:u!,riolis Cordial is a safe and certain remedy, ,n,inacli and bowels, bracing the solids, and giving 'Au+• nervous systent. As Dr. SOLOMON% peso- ' le.cquie so gr;eaz and extemive, and his constant en :-..quire a cori:ideraltle portion of his time and attun eiti:ec;:, when consulted, the usual compliment of a ut all written ce s, or letters of advice, and unaccom li an order for reAlicine and remittance, to be at,swer isitre, „re reluintd to enclose only H.tit'-a-Gninea. Such for safe:;, be thus directed- -Money-letter, Dr. Vace, litowelow-street, Liverpool : paid !:.• . ..,,.I.e.vers my be ordered to he addressed for X. Z. The i 4 r.lt-ofilze, till. called for.—A saving'of Os. in 'l'wo . 1!.: Lalm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price t acit ; there are also bottles price 335. containing • 1.117 r bottle:: at 10s. 6d4 by which the patient saves 95. in ••.o :7 0 the duty ; the 'tansy of which bears the proprietor's rlivo and a:idress, " Samna Selonion, Liverpool," to imitate vh.elt is B. It is ttec...s , a: - y t 9 9bagrve, that ilutpott4ge et sit :cries whattsix, must be rail 41111" 11111111 El Mll Ell NEW TH rrHISPRI a P -Marquis Agate, 2 Lenora, 7 TI •I • IVlarcl Doors open Places for thi trlce, in Hart- Ca Monday- TuestLty- On Wednesti Ou Thursch , v Friday—' On Saturday. YTON, CUNIB, r house, solisi 5 r New Lovrto • wits only seoo Day. February 'lt is with Publics having S I 1 . 8. Alio the Gm tr.tous Tweet; F.:coding Let: *- Please t SWIFT '•••• turn their rage and suppc ?.ottery, and led in having lottery on the inter touting the ev:. Public, as alio: p:rent I otter to doubt, by e: 4 ... of 4 Only 5,000 Nt w: itu will be • Ltr.e.rn aping • :fleet-I.s an 'led Co.'s Offic Ni NI NI qlLic STI u a; 1 Icsiery, Clot one, d.c.— fr:d a grel A quiwtity of ; stout tid. tor, Is. ed. ; ti Is.; I.; and rim. at No. 51 A YOUI 11 - a wood . Crincot Agett in a sir il: be prefer may suit, EA: ;or, and cxpe Lor.,:Ori, heft) The Situati nR. FO ruts t priodo of hi •:.an the (Abe . they an functie 17::ails 'Ton i r, rear ;LI on do ion r.Ol - ,:r.7t cilic1::141••, at ▪ •••.. 4 e ar :'• •.*:t full! ••••••1.•:.. ••• ti as tti . 'r. 7 - other . of ey...t , Ir. Eu(l4 !ail hp Tut trine, at '25. MBA th • era : 141 . i • tat: cl. • •.;! rityo and Irlite% is Eel of 41 iiattE • (scaled up) and endorsed " Proposals for English Timber ;" but no Proposal can he admitted after the said 4th day of December, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. GREY', Secret.rrq. AN EXCELLENT INN. TO BE SOLD, T HE LEASE and TRADE of a low* established INN, on a Turnpike Road of great 'Thoroughfare ; the Pre tnises are in a mof.t substantial state ; Coach-houses, Stabl:.s and I.and attached; Rent nearly paid by what lets off, 'Venus mo derate, has been occupied by two Tenano only the last 1;0 Years, present Propretor quinine the public business, generally free front soldiers.—V.neptire 116, High-street, Borough. SCARISBRICK-HALL, 14th NOVEMBER. TO BE SOLD, At Scar'shriek-Hall, near Ormskirk, Lancashire, on Tuesday, the sth day of December next, and on the fol!owing Days, • 1 1 11 E Valuable FARMING STOCK of the late 11 - Tuore.ts Ecci.cs - r9x, Esquire ; consisting of Cart Horses, and Cattle of the Alderney, Suffolk and Lancashire Breeds ; Sheep of the Leicester, South Down, Welch add Scotch sorts; figs of •arious breeds, together with a large Collection of the' most rare and valuable Implements of Flusbatulry. At the same time will be sold a valtrahk c o.t r ezion of 1316.1 d• Mam, with a large cock of Colt-. under four years old; and some Mahese Asses of a particularly large size, with their pro duce, fit for the Saddle Or for Draf:. The sale will take place on each illy at Ten in the Forenoon, and the Stock may be looked at the Week before -11 , Cale. - - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTI,I4, At the Full-Moon lintel, in ti►e City of !iris: 01, on Thursday, the 23t1 diiy of November insiant, between th;; hours of two and four o'clock in the afternoon, if not sooner disposed of by Pivate Contrast, of which Notice shall be give::, AGENTEEL RESIDENCE and very Valnable FREEHOLD ES FATE, near the pleasant and healthy Village of Winterbourne, in the County of Gloucester, six miles from the opulent city of Bristol, now occupied by J. R.Phillips, Esq. consisting of a Family House, two walled Kitchen Gar ders well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, and good Offices; containing about Ten Acres of the finest Land. with tact:lino Water, and many other valuable Appendages. The Place Is entire, and within a Ri ig Fence. The Purchaser may have im mediate possession, and be otherwise accommodated. For 'Treaty and every other Information, apply to M.G.Steele, Esq. the Owner, at the full-Moon itfemaid; and panted Parti culars may be bad at the Office of Messrs. Cardalo and Soo, Bed ford-row, London. ts:- All Letters are desired to be free of postage„ • AVALUBI.E I;U:I.DINC.; LAND, LAND-TAX RED:A:NM), NORWOO4 COMMON. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PEYTON„, At Garraway's Cui ee Hou.e, 'Change-Alley, Cornliill, on Mon day, the 11th day of December, .160:4, at Twelve o'clock, in tea Lrts, A VERY valuable COPY HOLD ESTATE, L situate pear the Horns, on the Nut-tit-end of No. wood Common, between the two Roach leading from Kn'glit's Hill to Croydon, being two allotments, made under the Act for the En closure of Lambeth. This Property is admirably adapted for the ercctlon of small Resijences, and from the public situation of some of the Lots, are well calculated for persons wishing to embark in Trade iu this rapidly increasing neighbourhood. To view the Estate, apply to Mr. Clarke, at Knight's Hill House; Specifications may be had of Mr. James, Land Agent, New &melt-Court, Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. Townley, Laud Sur stevusb 4lzartia, Surrey ; asia at tiorraway's. ...IL .~. L POETRY APPLIED TO EDUCATION. TABERT and Co. at the ORIGINAL JUVENILE! 1.1 nit.% a , 157. NEW BON D-ST R El: T, respectfully burp- duce the following valuable Books to the Nobility, Gentry, and l'ea•zhers in utieral, as being admirably adapted to the purpose of initiating ming Persons in the respective subjects. No principle, more universally recognized than that of the efficacy of re (hieing to rhyme whatever is intended to cake a lasting impres sion on the memory; and on this principle the following Works will be found worthy ref general introduction among young Per sons of bosh sexes: 1. GOLDsIIITH's GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, Versi fied, by the Rev. W. R.. Johnson, price is, half hound. The HISI . 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The under-mentioned Works are calcula.ed for the use and study of the Officers of every him! of Force, :foci it is to be presumed they will be read with avidity throughout the English Army. 1. - USSAYS on the THEORY and PRACTICE A—l of the ART of WAR, including the Duties of OFFICERS on ACI UAL SERVICE, itnd the PRINCIPLES of MODI.RN 'TACTICS. Chiefly translated from the best French and German Writers. In three Handsome and closely printed Volumes ; illustrated with numerous Engravings, price 3Gs. in boards, or £2, elegantly bound in calf, or in Russia. 2. THE MILITARY MENTOR, being a Series of LETTERS recently writt, u by a GENERAL. OFFICER to his SON on his entering the Army. Comprising a Course of elegant Instruction, calculated to unite the Characters and Accomplishments of the r GENTLEMAN and the SOLDIER. A New Edition, in two elegant Volumes, Foolscap two. price 12$. in boards, or 14.. in calf or Rnssia. Printed for RICHARD Pummrs, No. 6, Bridge-street; and to be bad of 10 Booksentes and other Dealers in hooks. ~ •Y ~' • This slay was puhlished, The Second Edition, in Two Volumes, Octavo, illustrated by Forty-five Engravings, price £l. 10s. in boar,ls, ANECDOTES of the MANNERS and CUS TOMS of LONDON, during the Eighteenth Century, In cluding the Charities, Depravities, Dreses, and AlllUiementc of the eitiatiis of London during ,hat period ; with a Rt VIM of the State of Society in 1807. '1 o which are added, a Sketch of the Domestic and Ecclesiastical Architecture, and of the variotto improvement 3 in the Metropolis. Ey JAMES PELLER MALCOLM, F. S. A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees avit Orme, P..ternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Londiniutn Redivivum, or an At,cient History, and modern Description of London, compiled from recor.ls,archivAt of various foundations, the Harittian MSS. and other authentic sources. In 4 vols. price -1:7. 7s. it: boards. ARTIFICIAL TEE 11 - 1, m,:cte iroin a ctur:11)!:: substance, with Enamel, which doe; not change colour, and appear more natural tha❑ china or any uther artificial teeth, and are so exactly fitted from a single welt to a complete set. that they may be worn with or witeeutuyieg, zed are not to bw distinguishtd from nature. Natural Teeth placed front a single to a complete set, with ar tificial or gold gums, on re:von:dile terms. Has an easy method of fixing teeth firm to stumps, it the stump be ever to detayect. Regulates uneven Teeth, removes decayed spots; Teeth cleansed from tartar; assists Dentition in Children. Mr. PRINCE, Dentist, attends daily front 'Fen till Four, at his House, No. 9, ►ohn-street, Oxford-street, where he perform. all Operations on the Teeth and Gums will ease and s:Say. Mr. P. as a regular Surgeon Dentist, havirg trout experience selected articies proper fur the Teeth and Guins, reetiminends the following : PRINCE's CHERRY LOTION refreshes the mouth am: im mediately sweetens the breath, and from experience has proved the only article for fastening teeth that are liccee. Preserves end whitens the teeth, heat, hardens, and strengthens tender gun:::; is of great value to perems rearing art iF.cial teeth lesteneti to the natural ones; as it prevents the natural teeth becoming loose or getting notched; those olio wear artitcial teens oeght never to be without it, as it kecies t::ent sweet and clean, and prevents their chaneieg colour. L. trial will coneenet diet the Cherry leo dor. is far preferable to Arembusede or any other 'Anion for the mouth, teeth, or gams. 'File Cherry Lotion is ploeicularly ser viceable for rincine the ninetit during illness or cenfinetnent, as It prevents the teeth injuring from taking medicine, Is warranted innocent. Finer's Cherry I.otion, kalf-a-guite_a a bottle, cr one dozen bottles PRINCL's CHERRY PASTE, for cleansing, preserving, and whitening the u.eth, keeping .item free from tartar, curing the scurvy in tile gums, makes the gums and Eps of a healthy red, is highly eeteteni-d. Flio-e who once me it, give it the pretereuce to tool, powders. The Preprie.or, as a Den•ie, (-fill! finds the enamel of teeth destroyed, and the gums went off, by persons using moth powder., occesioned from tit sun iy org etlients they are generally composed of. The Cherry Pate is warranted inno cent, pleesant to the palate, and a sure preventive against ail tomelaints that are incident to the Teeth and Gents. The Cherry l'aste is of great utility for Children, as it prevents the yellow tat ture settling on their terrier teeth. Prince's Chtrry Paste, its. 6d. per p...t, or a dozen at £l. 4s. Directions inclosed. PRINC F.'s MUSHROOM gives inunediate relief to theTootit =lt, prevents the face from swelling. Prince's Alushroont "s. or one dozen at d2l 4s. PRINCE's PASTE PEARLS, for concealing decayed or blemished Berth in front. Persons residing at a di-taace trom a Dentist, aad have the misfprtune of losing front tooth, may with ease in a few minutes substitute a !sod' tlitmsel a-guinea a box containing six paste pearls, or a byx containing 15 at ? t:1 Is. Directions inclosed, :old by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist, No. B. John-street, Oxfordestreet ; and (by appointment) Bacon, s!:o, Oxford-street ; linlmes, Bolton, Tot, Royal Exchange; and at nio,t principal Mtdicine V endas. ' - '"44AWS , V,WVIO4 TRANSPORT OFFICE, Nerve'',ber 4, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS fur CONDUCTING • HIS MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SERVICE, .for taking Care of SICK and IVOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and Cusbt, of PRIS QNERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 28th November, 1809, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War in health, at Chatham, for Six Months certain, from the Ist January next. 'No Terder will be received after one o'clock on Me day of treaty, nor any noticed, unle,, the party, or an agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender :mat. be accompanied by a Letter from Piro respcaable Persons toga: in; to betbme bound with the Perms tendering, is theism ay £2OOO for the duc.performance !like Cont ad. Farther particular, stay* known by applying at this OPT, or to Coptein Hutchinson, Chatham.