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Mr. Munden ; Harry Dornton, Mr. Brunton 'Widow Warren, Mrs. Mattocks; and Sophia, Mils Norton. To which will be added the Mufical Entertainment, called or AGE TO MORROW. Frederick, Mr. Jones ; Maria, Mrs.C. Kcmble. EAST-INDIA HEM, Weber T 4, 007. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of she UNITED COMPANY of MERC-HA ArTS of ENGLAND trading to the EAST INDIES, do heresy give Notia, That the Lifts of Proplietins who flood qualified as Voters oil tke Company's Books the rsth of April ha, will be ready to be delivered on Tudday the toth of November next. JAMES COBB. Militant Secretary. By L. M. STRETCH, A. M. Vicar of Twyford, and Ourelbury, Hamrfbire. Printed for Cadell and Davies, H. 13 Symonds, C. Law, Scatcherd and Letterman, Laekipgton, Allen and Co Longman, Hurft, Rees, Orme, and J. Mawnian. • CHAPTAL'S NEW WORK. This Evening—The Mourning Bride ; with Tom Thumb. On Monday, King Henry tke Eighth ; and the Flitch of Bacon. The Public are rcfpedfully informed, that Mrs. Dickons is engaged at this Theatre, and will appear on Tuefday next in the pharader of Mandan, in the Opera of Artaxerxcs. LAW. A GENTLEMAN ho has been feveral years ail ennitactly engaged in the Profeffion, and whe is competent to the managpment of the bufinefs of an Office. is defirous of a Situation with a Country Prailitioner, to whom he feels confident bis fervices would be advantageous—Applications, addrelTed to X. Y. Brown's Coffee-houfe, Temple, London, will meet attention, and every requifite and refpeetable reference and information glve n • _ _ - TO PRINTERS AND BOOKSELLERS. AN indutitinus Man, in a pri*cipal City, who has a good affortment of Printing Materials, wiibes to form a Connedino with either Prir.tcr or Bookfeller, who has futhcient Influence. with the London Trade to keep hit materialain ufe. The advertifer is well acquainted with hands in general, and is fully equal to the management of a large concern, was it datable ; with the addition of Come trifles, he could enter on any Work immedi ately. having a prefs at leiture —A delrefs C. C. Pod office, Briftol. The advertlfer would not oiled to form a Partnerthip with any perfun of decent property, who may be enabled by his intereß to procure work from the London Trade, in which cafe his Partner might be able to rade in London, and be of candid fervice to the concern. SEARCH FOR PRECF.DENTS, AND BE CONVINCED !!! THE OBPORTUNITY ONCE LOST, MAY NEVER BE REGAINED!!! _ _ (I N TUESDAY NEM', the :nth Ocrnset, %-.1 begins Drawing the only Lottery that ever did, or perhaps ever will contain a Grand Prize of FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS!! i• boucles otter Prizes of equal magnitude as in former Lotteries; and the Novelty of Prizes of Tickets for a Summon/- Tatty Lolts aY. of only 6,0c0 Numbers. containing Twat+ TY TIOUSAND, T&N THOUSAND, and THOUSAND Pounds Prizes sod other Prizes, amounting in the whole to 63,n0c:1. Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO. Convinced of the fuperior Advantages of the New Plan, recom mend an early Purchafe, as, from the prefent great Demand, it is reafonable to coped all the Tickets may be Sold. TICK rrs and Sasses are now felling at Sir J. BRANSCISDIVIB and CO.'s, No. tt , Holborn. 37, C.ornhill, and 38, Hart/Pket, Piccadilly. by whom, In the laft STATE LOTTE sy.ana within the UR two Years, Capital Prizes to the aftonithing Amount of siC,Ocol. were fold in 461 Shares, exclufive of loci. 301 &c. &c. SCHEN Es gratis, and Prizes paid on Demand. READ AND JUDGE, THE PRESENC SURPASSES ALL FORMER!!! ON TUESDAY NEXT, the loth of OCTOBIIt, the Richert Wheel ever know in the Annals of Lotteries, goes round, containing what was never before allowed by Go vernment, and probably never w ill be again, a Grand Prize of FORTY THAUSAND POUNDS ! accompanied by TWENTY THOUSANDS? TEN TItOOSANDS! THOUSANDS! and a long train of Et Cetera:, giving Double Chances for the fame Adven ture and not Two Blanks to a Prize. Confident of the fureri• erity and excellence of this Lottery, beyond all former, either in the prelent or Taft century, J. WARNER, No. t 6, CORNHILL, Recommends an immediate purchafe, and if it fhould fo happen that neither Ticket or Share can he obtained on the Morning of Drawing, no blame can be imputed to him, but very ju(tly to thole who negket his timely advice till too late. a Country Banks fending Orders through !heir Bankers in Lond,,n, may receive the fame Allowance as Country Agents Clubs, Societies, Merchants' and Bankers' Clerkt, &c. Mail Csachmen. Guards Stage Coachmen, Book Keepers, and Carriers of every Defiription. bringing Orders, will meet with liberal En couragement; and all Orders, by Letter, from Town or Country, containing Payment, will be treated the fame as if prefalt. ALL FORMER LOTTERIES ECLIPSED! GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS! NOT MO BLANKS TO A PRIZE. - _ And Double Chances for the fame Money. LOTTERY on a NEW PLAN, begins Drawing OCTOBER 20,1807. 440,000 40,000 20,0 00 spoo 2,5 w s,c 00 4.500 25,000 SCHEME. i Prize of £4n, 000 s 20P30 s 10,000 S 1,000 S .-- SCO 20 ..... 100 50 ..... 50 1,000 .-- 25 {Prizes of Tickets in 6,c00 the Supplementary 20 each •----- Lottery, worth 7p83 Prizes. £257,000 ONLY ONE FIXED CAPITAL. In proof of the V•tue of a SUPPLeMLNTART TICKET, J. WARNER engages to pay Twenty Pounds fur every Supple toemary Ticket. augt in proportion for every Share purchafed at his or any other Licenfed State Lottery Office. if brought for Sak on or before the 26th of November, 1807, being 7 hree Days before the Drawing of the Supplementary Lottery. The Holders of every futh Ticket or Share not receiving Money, will be en titled to their CHANCE in the Supplementary Lottery, which begins Drawing the 29th November, and contains tie following Prizes: £23,000 10,000 5,000 5 2.500 , 20 2,000 20 -- 1,000 1 500 . 22.500 1,552 Prizes. £63,c00 Tickets and Shares see on Sale at J. WA PHI le! Licenfed *tate Lottery Office, No. 26 I _Cornhill, facing the Royal Exchange. Prize of ,E. 0,000 is zOOOO I,poo - Soo zoo so Is 120,C00 PRESENT PRICE. Ticket . £2O 19 0 HIV £ro 14 o I Eighth - £ 2 IS 0 quarter 5 8 0 Sixteenth a 8 0 Ts be drawn in Ten Days, in regular Drawings of Two Thoofand each. Country Banks fending Orders through their Bankers in Lon don, may receive the fame Allowance u Country Agents. Clubs, S c'ticties, Merchants' and Bankers' Clerks, &c. will meet with Liberal Encouragement ; and all Orders from the Country, con *dug Payment, will be treated the Lime as if prcfcnt. ricTuALLIATu 01 7 1 . 10 E, 3t, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS M,tl7 ESTI* S N4YY, do huh give Notice, That on Wednefday the ad of December next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for the fupply of all fuel quantities of FLOUR, SALTED BEEF and PORK PEASE, RICE, RUM, and FAVAL WINE, as may be re quired for the ufe of hia Majtfty's Troops Rational at the Mantis and Colonies hereunder mentioned, viz. Surinam, Berbice, Demarara, Trinidad, Tolvo, Grenada, 13arbadoes, St. Vincent, and St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kin's. During the fpace of twelve months certain, from the ift of March, Oa, and Wither until fix mouths warning Mail be given. To be paid for by Bilk payable with iiiteteil ninety days after date. The Conditiocs of the Coutradt, (which may be taken con jointly for the whole, or feparately for any particular bland or Colony) may be ken a: the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender is which the price fall not be inferred in words at length, or that jball not be delivered the Board before bee o'clocl on the faid Wediulday the scl of Deeentler next, nor &Idris the perfing who wader the Tender, or fame perfin on his behalf attends to a over when called Ter. ORDNANCE DFFICE, 0.90kr tt, tBO7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFkERS of Majejiy's ORDNANCE do herelygive Nosier, That Propofals will he received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Monday the 16th of November next, front fuch Perrons as may be willing to undertake the eapply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, confiftitig of various dcfcriptions of Tools, for the fervice of this Department, for a period of three years, agreeable to Patterns, which may be viewed at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower. Further particulars, together with the terms and eonditinns of the Contradt, may he known, upon application at the Secretary's Ofßce, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propofali are to be delivered, fealed up and indorfed " Propofals for the Supply of Toals;" but no l'ropofal can be admitted after the faid if,th of November, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, Ball attend. By order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Eccretary. PRACTICE OF rHYSIC. This day was publilhed in one neat and clofcly printed volume, Bvo.yrice 14$. the ad edition of I. THE MODERN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC ; which points out the charasfters, ratites, fynaptoms, ;wog noftie, morbid appearances, and improved method of treating the difeates of all climates. By ROBERT THOMAS, M D. This work has been carefully reviled; a few difeafes which were omitted in the tint edition are now inferted; and a very large por tion of new and important matter has been added. " This is a judicious compilation of fads from the haft writers, and the different fubjeds are treated with t.revity and perfpicuity. Dr. Thomas has abridged with judgment, has added modern npi nine's and difenveries, has frequently introduced the refult of his own experience, and his performance thus becomes an ufeful cum pecdintu of the prefent Itate of medical pradtice." Monthly Review, June, p. OasravaxioNs on the Utility and Adminiftration of PUR CIATIVI MRDICINIS, in feveral difeafes. By JAMRS HAMILTON, M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Phyficians, and of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. and Senior Phyhcian to the Royal Infirmary of that city. Second edition, corrected and enlarged, Bvo, price 7s. 6d. in hoards. 111 Tursattaus Mrnica tat sto it. A new Collection of Me dical Prefcriptions, dittributill into twtive elates, and accom panied with Pharmaceutical and Practical Remarks; exhibiting a View of the Preterit State of the Materia Modica and Praetire of Phyfic in this and other countries. By the author of a Praeti cal Synopfis of the Materla Alinientaria. 'Third Edition (Mayo, pries 7s. 6d. boards. IV. An Essay on the Nature of FEVER --being an Attempt to afccrtain the Principles of its Treatment. By A. Phillips Wilton, M. D. F. R. S. Ed. Fellow of the Royal College of Phyficians of Edinburgh, &c. Bvo pricers in boards. Printed for John Murray, Fleet-ftrert ; and C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street, London; and Archibald Conftable and Co. and James Simpfon, Edinburgh. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 'CHANGE-ALLEY, CORNHII.L ; EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. FOR INSTIR ANC!? FROM FIR P, AND ON LIVES; AND FOR THE GRANT AND PURCHASE OF ANNUITIES. poLiccEs expiring at MICHAFLMAS, thoeld be renewed within fifteen dlys from that period. Among mho- Jdvlutages offered by the Company's Proporalt, it will he found, that no charge is made for Policies, or Irdorfe ments ; that a large Cominiflion is allowca 011 lnfurances on Livia; and that a Deduetion is made on the Premiums of Fire Infurances owl. of LONDON, whether (fretted at the Company's Houk in 'Change Alley, or with any of its Country Refidents. Attendance, daily, from nine to four. by Older of the Board of Directors, WARN R PHIPPS, Secretary. BRIS COL PORT BILL. OCTOBER 9. t 207. AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of MERCHAN I'S and TRADERS, held this day, at the Built Tavern, PHILIP GEORGE, Elq in the Chair, RE!!OLVED UNANIMOVILV, That it is with the utmoft furprife this Committee has feen puhlithed a Notice from the Dock Company, in which they ftate an intention of applying to Parliament in the rnfuing hellion, " for Powers to rife new and further and ad4itional Rates, "Folk, and Duties." That the Principle of impofing filch additional Rates,Tolls, and Duties, having bc,n conildered in the kit &film' of Parliament, and rejected by In large a Major;ty of the Houle of Commons, this Committee did not conceive situ the Dock Company would again bring forward a Bill, the intended Provifions of which ap • pear to be In unprecedented and unjult, and the Confequenccs of which mult be found In i:lurious to the Trade and Commerce of the Port, already opprefTed by the Weight of its introit Charges. That this Bill, if paiTed into a Law, will not only prove de flrudtive to the Commercial Prefptrity of this City, but affedt the General Interefts of the Empire, by tending to citablifh the Prin ciple, that its Trade and Co:nm.:ree may be from time to time taxed by private Companies, in order to compenfate for fallacious Ellimates Cr an improvident lApenditure. That this Committee are of Opinion immediate Meafures mould he taken for cp;oring the laid Bill in l'ar iament, mould the Dock Company unfortunatety p.rßit. in their prefent inten tion ; and they look with the moil perfeet Coi.fidence for Sup- port to the Wild-in' and Justice of the I.egifiature. (Signed) P. GEORGE, Chairman. DORSET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (in One Lot) By Mr. T CURME, At the King's Arm+ Inn, in Dorcheiter, on Saturday, the pa. diy of Oetober, 1207, at Thret &Chick, I'HE Freehold impropt late REC FURY of LO - DERS, curdifting of tht Tithes of Corn and Grain, in the Tithing of Lower Loders, comprifing about 7...0 Acres of Rich Land. Alfo, the rext Prefenration and every alternate Prefentr.tion following, to the VICARAGE of LODE RS, including the H mi lers of Lower Loders, Up-Lodcrs Loders Matravers, Weil End, and Yandover. Confining of a Vicarage H•,ufe and Out build• logs, Orchard, Garden, aorta Clofc adjoining, containing together about Two Acres, with the Forefhare of Two Acres of Meadow, &c. And the Tithes of Hemp. Flax, Hay, Clover and Graf• Seeds, and all other Vicarial 'Tithes. or Payments in Lit , u, In Lower Loden, Up-Lodcra, Leaders Matravcrs, Weil•End and Yandeaver; and alto the Tithes of Corn and Grain (hy Endow ment) of upwards of Three Hundred Acres of Land, at Welt- End.—d 7 The prefent Incumbent nearly Seventy Years of Age. Loders is fituate two Miles from Bridport, and twelve from Dorchefter. Particulars may he had of the Audtioncer. at Dorcheiter ; of Mr. Park , St. Ga.:es Houle, near Cranborne, Dorfet ; and of Mr. T. Gould Read, Solicitor, in Dorchafter. BUENOS AYRES AND MONTE VIDEO. This day vas publithed, illuftrateti by 2 Maps, in One elegant Volume, (mall (Mayo Price Six Shillings in Boards, 'TRAVELS from BUENOS AYIZES acrefs the Continent of SOUTH AMERICA,by PO COSI to I.IMA, performed in the Years 1790 and 1791, being the latal Travels through thofe Countries. 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Printed for John Murray, Ficet.ltrect, London; and Archibald Conßable and Co. Edinburgh. " The view taken by Mrs Bryan is of the popular kind. The inter& we felt in taking up the work has been gratified by its pe rufal and our examination of its contents jullifies us in recommen ding it to the notice and patronage of the public. We have little doubt that it will rival the popularity of MrsEryan's former work on Attronomy, and he generally adopted as a fyltem of inftrudtion —in its prefent foem it is a dctirable and elegant ululation to all who with to obtain a familiar knowledge of Natural Philofophy, without wading through dry, laborious and iminterettiug difculTion. The experiments are cafy, and the examples are feledted from ob • j' Ls and tr.tufa‘itious of frequent and familiar occurrence." Critical Rt.v. June, 1807. This day was publifited, in Four Volumes Odtavo, illuftrated with • numerous engravings, price D. ins. in boards, CHEMISTRY Applied to Arts and Manufatiores. By M. J. 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A SPLENDID WORK, DESCRIPTIVE OE MODERN LONDON. This day was publifbed, In one large and elegant QuartoVolunte. illuftrated with to Engravings, by the fait Artilts, plain and coloured. pries Three Guineas in boards. MODERN LONDON : confining of a Brief Flif tory of the Metropolis of the Ilritifh Entpire. and Ma full and Circurnflantial Defcriptiou of its PRESENT STATE ; illu ftrated by beautiful charaCterittic Engravings, reprefenting all the places of great public refort, and the principal buildings. This wor is the only esifting Publication of fuilicient confe quence and suthority. to illtiftrate to Foreigners and Strangers the Wealth, Splendour, Population, and rslaguittide. of the largelt City in the World. It was publifbed exprcfsly will that &lip, and it is calculated to convey to the ronotat Natimis the cicareft j Ideas relative to London, and to pt.& rve the recto lc Lion of its molt intetifting features to thofe perform echo are or have been familiar with them. ...... Printed f.ir RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bricl:7-ftreet, Black friars, and to be bad of all Bookfellers and deal Lr► in Books. Of wham niay be had, By the fame Editor, price Ss. bound in red, the ric TIME or LONDON, for rBo7. A FARM-HOUSE LIBRARY In Twelve Monthly Parts, at 7s. 6d. begionirg on the Firft of Odtobcr. The Pithliiher of the undermentioded w - dit ha. been perfnaded by many Noblemen and Gentlemen of great Landed Property who are anxious to increafe the eltifufinn of Agricultural know ledge, to divide it into twelve Seven Shillings and Sixpenny Parts. in the expedation that many perfons, who may not clionfe to pay fc : ur guineas and a h df for the complete ev.srk in hoard•, may not think it an object to expend a twelfth part of the (urn once a month. 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Stroud; Stevens and Watkins, Circnecitcr ; and ty ail tookfellers In Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may alfo be had. corredati and enlarged Su-veys of the undermentioned Counties, recently publiChed under the Dile. 1 tion of the Board of Agriculture, uniformly printed in oetavo , and done up in boards, a BILLINGSLIY'S SOSIERSETSIIIRE, ys 3 MID•LETON'S MIDDLESEX. 91. 4 YOUNG'S Essex, 2 Voli. 2 is. , Slll2 H'S AROTLYES ad Edition, 7s. 6 NAIS)4I7II'S CLYDESDALE, ad Fditiou, 7s. 7 DUNCOSIB'S HEREFORDSHIRE, 616 I 8 Boss's Kenr, gyp. 9 YOuNG'S HERTFORDSHIRE, 7S. to YOUNG'S LINCOLNSHIRE, tOS td. Ix YOUNG'S NORFOLK, 6; Yot NG'S SUFFOLK, ad Edition, Bs. ' 13 KENT'S NORFOLK, 6s. 14 SOMERVILEN EAST-LOTHIAN, 61. 15 THOMSON'S FM5111E6,711. i 6 HOLT'S LANCASHIRE, 6S. 17 ROBERTSON'S MID-I. OTHIAN, 7;. 1" 18 BAILEY, CULLEY, AND PRINGLE'S NORTGOSIBERLAND, 14,..UMBERLAND, AND WESTMORLAND, 95. 19 Lowe's NOTTINOKAMSHIRC, SS. 20 RoaktarSON's PERTHSHIRL, DOUOLAS'S ROXBURGH AND SILKIRICSIIIRE, 7s. 21 PLYSILIT'S Sueorsutec,9l. 23 PITT'S STAtfORDSHIRZ, 711. 24 BROWN'S YORK.SHIRB, W. R. 7s. N B. Correeted and enlarged Reports of other Counties will be publithed, in a correfponding Siz- and Type, after the rate of fix or tight per ennnm, till Surveys of the whole kingdom have bran publifhed; in the mean time, Sets, as far as puldiihed, uniform•y done up, or particular Reports, may be had of all Bookkllera a the pleafurc of the Purchafer. FlitS S FATE LOTTERY for 1807, To eisnmence Drawing the zoth of OCI'OBER. TICKETS and SHARES for the above LOT TERY are on Sale at HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock Brokers, at their State Lottery Office, No. 93, Royal Ex change, London, by whom the following Capital Prizes in the Litt Lottery, and thole drawn within the year, were !hared and fold, viz, One Prize of l o 000 I Five Prizes of £ woo° !tree of 20,000 And Two of 5,004.) Lxcluilve of I,m-1. and scot &c &e. Letters,poit paid, duty answered, and Schemes grals. Ordct% from the Country, accompanied with remittance, attended to on the fame terms 34 it perfonally dealing. VICTUAL LING.OPPIC 11, Artgn ST, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VIGTUALLING HIS mAyEsTri NAVY, do hereby give Notice, That on Wedneftlay, the ad December next, they - will be ready to receive 'Fenders in writing (fcaled up) and treat for the fopply of FRESH BEEF, for the ufe of His Majefty's Troops at the Wands and Colonies hereundermentioned, viz. Surinam, Betties, Dernarara, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Barbadoes, St. Vincent, and St Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kitt's, During the (pace of twelve months certain, from the i 4 March Ala, and further until fix months warning fhalibe given ; to-be paid for by Bills payable with intercß ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contra& (which may be taken conjointly for the whole, or feparately for each Bland or Cobny) may be fccn at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price pall not k infested in worth at length, or that frail not be delivered to the Boa►d 'hem one o'doch on the faid Wedmfday the 2d December next, fro unifies ithe Perfon who maid the Tender, or Arai Perfon on hi; belay', attend! to asyWer when caned for. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Oao3er a 2, 18 0 7. rilE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 111 . 47 BSTrs NAVY; 611 both, give notice, That on Tuefday the 2. - ,th infant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing, fealed up, and treat for Two Hundred thoufand Gallons of Weft India RUM, or of Foreign BRANDY, to be delivered out of the Bonded Warehoufes at the Port of London. one half in the courfe of one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into bit MAjelty's Vidlualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intercft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt (in which fome new regulations have been introduced) may be feen at the Secretary's Office. N. B. No Tender will be accepted, unlefs the quantity of Rum and of Brandy, together with the price thereof, (hall be feparately and diftindUy Rated; nor will any Tender be admitted, for a Ids quantity than ten thoultand Gallons of either article. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the price flail not be berried in words at length, or that 'ball not be delivered to the Board before one eielwi ea the lad Tweflay the both inflant, nor onlefe the Perron who main the Tender, er fosse Perim on hie behalf attends to anfwer when tatted /or; ncr will any Tender that enntain: ex travagant prices mponfonre articles, and prices meth inferior to the real value upon others, he eonidered as proper to be admitted.