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' 'Tr . • • ....f :~} r C - 1)(101 ‘filrit fit))' THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ;is PRESENT EWENING, DECEMBER 11, will he acted the 'Tragedy o? ROMEO AND JULIET. .:len, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Escalu:, Mr. CRESWELL ; r,,,-,Mr. CHAPMAN; Montague, Mr. DAVLNPOR . I . p m -is, Mr. MENAGE ; Mercutio, Mr. JONES ; r -Nlio Mr. BRUNTON ; Tybalt, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Fs iar I.aurence, Mr. MURRAY ; v v . SIMMONS ; Peter, M. T. BLANCHARD ; Juliet, by Mrs. CLARKE. Capulet, Mrs. HUMPHRIES; Nurse, Mrs. DAVENPORT; I. nerrerade Scone. In Act V. A Funeral Pro to the Mnitz:nent of the Capulets. With a Dirge. 1 6 sibith will he added a Tragic Pantomimical Ballet, called DON JUAN ; Or, THE. LIBERTINE DESTROYED. Don Juan, Mr. EGERTON ; Don GJaman (the Commandant) Mr. CHAPMAN ; Scaramouch, Mr. GRIMALDI. Donna Anna, Miss BRISTOW. The Dar ces by tfie Misses ADAMS. :iclade wi.a a VFAV of the INFERNAL RF.GIONS, and a Shower of ?1F7. - -.-Aorrew—lohn Bull ; with The Farmer. r. 'Wednesday—Every Man in his Humour; and Oscar and (;• Thursday—Thc Provoked Husband. Friday--:The Castle of Andalusia. VISHIONAI3L DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, J.. grlvately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, I ) tidies .ind Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that r „ z: :nplislintent, or have not the modern style. !k!r.ALLF.N.S system of teaching is expressly studied for those it is an ohject to acquire easily that la,ltionable regtu •nteel sad. ty expeditiously, privately, and in a/superior 11 grace and elegance. Those who do not want Fie Ile 1 • ,irg may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing mitt the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of tp;oroftion„ The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. TO BANKTR S. 4 YOLING MAN, of an active..d;sposition, who - I .i- has been engaged for several years in a Banking House of the f:• respectability in Scotland, during which he has acquired a !'..ough knowledge of that bit4ities's, wishing to improve his s;,ation, oilers his services to any Banking House of respletabi- Cit London, or to take the management of an .Agency, or in the Ci.untry, his object being to obtain a situation of 4..iclence and responsibility. Securities, for iiitrornissions, and r , .!ctable rd . ( rcuces, as to character and abilities, shall be pro d., .1. %.,!ress letters 1.. M. at Mr. J. White's, Printers' Agent, 1. wi,l-iquare, stating particulars and real name.—Not to be .tea. NOT Al HOM.L. lit:: die intended Prologue, written by WALLER RODWELL WRIGIIT, Esq. This day was tiblished, price 2s. VOT AT HOME, a Dramatic Entertainment, - 11 a, it is now performing with great applause, by the Drury e Company, at the Lyceum Theatre. Written By 12.. C. DALLAS, Esq. :Lot of Menu:ll...p of :ielf Knowledge, Percival, Aubrey, &e. , "rinsed for B. Cros'.,y and Co. Statiuners . -Court, Paterno-- t uv. .ILLANTYNA'S SHAKESPEARE, WITH ELEGANT VIGNETTE ENGRAVINGS. 747 thy were published, in /2. Volt; :Ivo. finely .printed by Bal unyne of Edinburgh, price £6'. fis. in boards, or on Royal ..;!er with proof impressiookbf the plate, IQ. 10i. E PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, printed front the Text of Samuel Johnson, George Stevens, ~tc Reed. .'.”-lik!ied with elegant Vig'nette Engravings, from Paintinle I timirke, Stothard, Thomson, Westhall, nr.a fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and °rine, W. Miller, and :',:;:ir,.y, I .endon ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh, . . NIODIANN ANLCDO CIIARAC FRS, etc. wa, rablislnA, in two .elegant Voliiin:A; Post Octavo, t o.•. in Itoatils, accompanied by'scveral Eugrasings, in . ;.e in,innor oi.V.rawings, (; I ...CRET ; or, I,ETTERS fr6m i.oxi)()N to DUBLIN, Foul a sTu DLN I' of I..NW to • • ;'. lER in l), cr.; the State of M the Court, legal rublic Ar.itieenten . s, I.lt era &c. &c. inter-per-eil with Characteriitie Aliectlotei of •i ice Hundred Perains, in the different Del:artnients of • lift.. '; fele Cradock and Jny; Nn. 33,. Paternoster-row; sold .+n her, Dt;plale, and Colbert, Dublin; Edwards and oz.!, Cork ; and 3. Lull, Waterford. ik NEW VOLUME OP RIVINGTWN'S ANNUAL REGIS PER.. •• 'a• ttias in one large Vo!ante, tikctOo, price in hoards lbs. ANNUA L REGISTER ; or, A View of is-.. .t! Literature, for the Year 1803 ; f..t !Ile Third a a Neu •, commencing with the present I'. int'oti for F. C. and I. N0.62,4*. Paul's Church ; sold ako by Me+srs. Payne, Egerton, liatehard, Noma . 7.d Ftil, Weitwarci, aa.lM:ssrs. Arch, in CornhilL nt! Volume for 1791 is in great forwardness, and will bepub -1 ortly ; and the Volume for 1604, being the Fourth of Series, early in the Spring.. ;le V.)lumcs for 1791 to 1794, as well as thole for ISM and ".1... the two first of the New Series, may be had of the above -.;.ioned Looksellers. )7 AI. BRITISH SYSTEM of EDUCATION. 1)00KS Printed for the I. rsi• of Schools, conducted I. I.ANCASTER's original plan of Tuition, are so that one book of one kind will serve for 5(10 Children.— , ••- liter's New Invented Spelling Book, ts. Dictating do. 21. vented System of .‘ritlinictic los. Dictating do. 4s. and a ~• ietT. if in reading I .essons. Frcanie's Script are In-.traction, , 's yrn ns 4 s—My Bible, a beautiful Poem ,byC. R ichard -0.—.‘1,.) Instructions fur the formation of Sorlety for the •): a School or Schools to Country Towns, on the ; stein of Education , 15.—The or Literary •t••• ients, c:consissing above 2000 small Cards, whereby a fa- Children may acquire a knowledge of the principal words !- 'trench Lanusge in a short time, Comparative t,t the Plan; of Dr. Bell and 3. Lancaster, by 1. Fox, 13 6d. • :.its i Christian Love, a Letter to the Society oikrienis, called ( , ::here. Hints and Directions fur Building•and Fitting up School qf. with economy and convenienee . .by Li.. is. 6d. ADDRISS TO VS AND FRIENDS of SIINDAY SCHtoOLS," by I. 1.:12.6d. • •:: • ~f a Remarkable Eitablishinent at Paris, with a few r;, 4 to Dr. Bdl, by 1. Lancaeer, is. 4 . - Pre-, a Report. of the System Female Education, in !!lo ni•er manner in which Needle-wntk, Stc. i. taught 13 irratli-ro3l.—lmprovenleuts. - iis Education, and the ~: Ynovtit of dn. h•• had at the Free School, I:roma:blend; Wm. Corstung, I .te-qtrevt Darton and Harvey, Graceeburch-street; and , goolualltaa iu town and.country. r .... " - WIT -•••••-• . . • . .J . - • ...it ~ . . • * .3 , b..:1 -4-7 / •-• • ....:, . ' ' ....., -.+(,, a t 11A . i! ;i: — .o. " ... 46 „...\ ft .... ..10:r ! ... 3; :' e //.. 7 ~.. f . i li 4 46 *** . • :: r,c, ; . ;•*: ;.. .. . , I ) ' i: (. k * . 4 1•'.. , •-41 '''J' ....-', . -.C. • e 5.... 1 / 4 ' .., . ... ... ~ • ~ . \,-.. ':-/A Ji ).:. 40 j •- • , .. . •4. .t, ‘.. 0f) • A':, Nis,„, e .• ; "5 66 y .. .:' _....... ........„.... ,- 4 ,...., 4 1, ....;: ~,4 1 / 4 . .... 0 ; 1 4 J•l . , 1;T . ? . i 1 ..i . . ed . .. i • • ;... . . . 1 . . . • : . -- / • .....7.:,/ ..... , .. ft? • .5 . ., / • . ---snowy. PRICE DULSTRODE, LOCKS. • MANORS, Mansion, Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds, Plantation., Woods, Park, and Farms, containing ..),•e•ln,•e upwards of '2009 Acres df valuable Land, will be on Sale early in the ensuing year. Particulars Are preparing by John White, Esq. Devonshire.; Place, Mary-la-Sarum,. TO BE DISPOSED OF, riE Valuable L'EASE of a most complete BREWERY, exceedingly good Dwelling Housts and Gar- Stabling for 2$ Horses, Fariu-yard, Close, and various use ful Buildings, the whole in. excellent repair ; to which is avacheti, large and long-established Irtide in, Ale and Table Beer, but twill its accommodations capable of a much more extensive nue. Tfie Lease is held fpr a long unexpired term, at a very low ran. The Plant, which Is most judiciously dispo sed for businetsopi in like good condition with the Leasehold Premises,*to be;taken at valuation by the Parties,purxhasing the Lease. The sittsaA 'titan within three miles of the. City of London. . For further particulars, apply to Messrs. J. and H. Owen, Hop Merchants, No. 141, Upper Thames-street ; if by letter, post 1, • , _ Nikki . • .- 171.71 • ANDNet TO b.: SOLD by AUCTION, h; one or more Lots, • in Mardi or April 1410, r HE extensive MANORS and ESTATES of CI flit l'oN C.NNDOVIX and CRO WNE CANDOVER, a ss th e County of Hants ; consisting of Arable, Meadow, and Down Land s alibut three thousand five hundred Acres; and in closed Wood Lands about six hundred and fifty Acres; together with the Advewson of the Rectory of the two Parishes. The whole of the alio7e Lands (excepting about 2:.:0 Acrus small Te nement_, leased for I: ..... are in linttd, or let to revertsible tenants at yeady r.ttit,.. • These Mattort,are sit t.tte eight miles frost-. Winchester and Alton, five mileslcom Ali . .tAft , rd and Popham-lane, in a capital Sporting Country, being :n centre of the iL H. and inaluding :Ite celebrated covers called Thorley Down. , I Particulars may lie had, ally sinus alter Christmas, at the On , itipal hins in the m ighbouthrd; at tile i'ilating Office, bury; of Messrs. Ricbardsun, Corfield, and NVlAtaton, Lincoln $ . Inn-fields, London ; and at the Office of Mr. Davis, Horning- Iham, Wdts, who is aothorlted to treat fur the whole by Private Contract. Maps of the E4tateg may In• seen at the twn latter places. LINCOLNSIIIRF.. • Co he SOLD by AUCTION, in Lots, at Lincoln, on the I9th • of January next, p 1!: valuable FREEHOLD and TY7I - 1E- P.EE EsTATE, late. of Roc: it Pot x Gro x, of Neviark upon-Trent, Bat:kyr, situ.:te atSaxertye, in :he County of Lin- • coin, comprising twn gltkl Faritt Houses, with suimble Out buildino, several Cottalws, and about 720 Acres of Arable, Alea :low and Pasture Lund, about six miles from Lincoln, on each tide of the Fosstlike Navigation, which connects the Navigable Rivers, Trent and Witham, and tuljoining the turnpike road leading from that place to Dunham Ferry. Printed Particulars may he hat at the principal Inns at Newark :ipott-Trunt, ' l'ux ford, Retford, Lincoln, Grantham, Stamford, and Derby ; and at the Offices of Alessm. Shawea and Le Blanc, solicitors, New Bridge-street, Cordon ; of Mr: Allsopp, Solicitor, Nottingham ; of Mr. Fret, Solicitor, Newark-upon-Trent; of Mr. (;reen, Surveyor. Lentnu Abbey, near Nottitigllara; and of Messrs. Terrywest and Hayward, Solicitors, Lincoln. NOTTINGHAMSHIR E. To be SOLD by A UCI7ON, in Lots, At Newark and Carhdls-upon-Irentoin the 17th, lath, and 21Ids of January next, • - [`IT E valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD I- (Tythe-free) Jr:STATES, late of ROC:ER Pocaxt s cro N, of Newark-upon-Trent, Banker, situate at Witithorpe and Balder ton. The former comprises a most excellent Mansion House and Offices suited for a large Family, with LaWn bounded by the River 'lrent, Plantations and Pleasure-grounds, lately in the oc cupation of Mr. Pocklington. Also the Grove House, some time since in the possession of his Son, good Farm litanies, with con ! venient Buildings, several Comps, and about 439 Acres of Ara ' hie, Meadow and Pasture Land. This valuable property is two miles from Newark, adjoining the Turnpike road to Gainsborough and Lincoln. The Balderten Estate comprises four Farm Houses, with con yen;ent Buildings, several Co: ta7es, and about 430 Aci t s of Ara ble, Meadow and t'asrure Land; also about two miles from Newark, adjoining the road from London to York, and contains some valuable l'uroip Latul. Also tlii! Freehold and Ty:he-free Estate, late of William Dick inson, of the same pl ice, Baniser, situate at Sutton-upon-Trent. and Grasthorpe, in the Count y'of Nottingham, comprising three Farm Houses, several Cottages, and nearly 20t) Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pits: ore Laud. Sutton is nine miles trout Newark, and five from Taaford, ad joining the turnpike road leading from Lunion to York. Printed Particular.. of each Estate sep 'rarely may b.: had at the principal inns at Newark-upon Trent, Tuxford, Rettord, Lin coln, Grantham, Stamford, and Derby; and at the Offices of Messrs, Shawes and Le Blanc, Solicitors, New Bridge-street, London; of Mr. A isopp, Solicitor, Nottingham; of Mr. Fox, So i licitor, Newark-npoe-Trent ; of Mr. Green, Surveyor, Lentos Abbey, mar Notthighant; and of Mr. Gaskill, the _Auctioneer, as Nottingham. - TO WHARFINGERS, COAL, SALT, AND CORN DEALERS. To be SOLD by AUC TIONi by %V. MOORE and SON, Precisely at Four u'Clock in the Afternoon of Wednesday, the 20th day of December, 1909, at the Hop-Pole Inn, in the Bo rough of Tewkesbury, in the County of Glouc-ster; ALLthose desi ritble CO A L -XV HA R WARE HOUSES, and PREMISES, situate on the Quay, in the ' Borough of Tewkesbury aforesaid, the property of Mr. TH. MAs EA s cno apt:: comprising two enclosed WHARFS, capable of con taining upwards of 1200 Funs of Coal, with commodious recesses for Smiths Coal, Cokes, Malting Coal, Bricks, Slate, Tiles, Lime, and other articles. A RANGE of WAREHOUSES, newly and most substantially built, and in excellent repair; consisting of one Room 43 feet 6 inches by 18 feet 6 inches, two Rooms 44 feet 8 inches by 19 feet J inches each, one Roams 48 feet by 13 feet 8 inches, one Room I 85 feet 8 inches by 15 feet 8 inches, one Room 37 feet 10 inches by 14 feet 9 inches, and two misers of smaller dimensions; toge ther with other convenient Buildings fur the storing of various Goods. A convenient Counting-House ; a three-stalled and two other large Stables, capable of holding 40 horses. These Premises - are more eligibly situated for business than any in the Borough, and perhaps exceeded by few in the kingdom; and for a Wharfinger, Coal or Corn-dealer, the situation is pecu liarly advantageous; being rm that part of the Quay where Goods can VA well he landed from the Severn as the Avon. Thejunction of the two rivers at 'Tewkesbury renders it the principal depot for Goods going up or down the same. The Business which has been carried on for many years in these preni:ses (and which will be continued until the purchaser takes to it) has been it cry lucrative ; is not liable, as most trades are, to loss by bad debts, and Is now'parted with for no other reason than that the ill 'state of heakh of the present Proprietor obliges him to decline. One half of the Purchase-money ma remain on Mortgage of the Premises. The Stock to be to glen to by the Purchaser at a fair valuation; in part of which a deposit mist lie Raid; and a sufficient time will be allowed for r ayment of the•remainder, on a proper secu rity being given. Any further informatiA nay e• Obtained, on applicaf!on to C. 'Wilmot, Esq. Grt•enfiffid-street, Commercial-road, London; MF. James Amory, Wharfinger, Bristol; Messrs. Woodworth, Corn Factors, Liverpool ; Me!sri kt Skey and Bird, Birmirililm - or to the Proprietor, (..r Auctioneers, in Tewkesbury aforesaid, who will aka skew the Pi.e:nismi. MONDAY, DECEM BER 11, 1809 STAGS AND HINDS, NEAR SALISBURY r r , 0 BE SOLD—Three Brace of each, in gond condition.—For particulArs apply (post paid) to Messrs. Wtbb, Webb, and A.ttwood, Salisbury. This day wac Published, in four vol,. I nw. 21s. boards, D ON SEBASTIAN, or the HOUSE of BRA- C ANZA. An Historical Romance. ty Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER. P:inted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, tke HUNGARIAN BROTHERS, in 3 vols. 12mo. Second Edition, price I.ls. board:. This day was pubii4:ed, price One Guine.i, for a Year, or lui.6d. for a Half• Year's Accompts, 'HE FARMERS' ACCOMPT BOOK, 441.• FOR 1810. •,• This Publication is recommended with confidence to Agri culturists, as well calculated to remove the difficuLy in keeping accompts, so generally experienced among farmers ; the tables and instructions here given are so clear that any person of the most moderate capacity will he enabled, lay them, to keep an ac curate daily account of the stock aod crops, and of every thing done on the farm, thronzhout the year; the work, I, si,i e s, is so coottived, that the journal of each week's proceedings can be separated front the book, to be sent by post to an abstim em ployer. London : Printed fur J. Harding, 3n, St. James's-street. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Dreenster 4, IRO THE COMMISSIONERS for a I IVDUCTIA r G HIS .111A.FESTrs TRANSPORT SE RriCE, for taping Care sf SICK and WOUND RD SlMArty, and f r Me Care and Custody of PRISONERS of Wilk, de herely five Notice, they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesciai, the 19th D. caliber, 1809, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Pri7.oners of War in health, at Stapleton, for Six Months certain; from the 1 rit'• Janney nem 2Ves Tesui.r.:••;:t b. retril•,.‘f r.ne• o'de,k on tbe day of treaty, nor any tisatc..si, unts.s. the p.!rti, or an fir hi.- attnd. Te,ntsr ~,e-t he awn:purl:a hti a th:. Iron Pau tespettable Perfll:l e”Ztt:i.!c, to h.rome hound v.-ilk Me Arson tend.ring,in the tam of .etecix) for the Jur psyntm4nce if the Contract. jt.zrtiet..!.,, I :way he kno-wn by atpl . iing at this Offee, or to the di of the sail Cimnis!ignert of 5.Q41.-ton. CUSTOIII-HOUS2.:, Lonl9q, De‘tnier 9,1809. FOR SALE, 'Taw Hen. hi 4 Caltone, On 1A":-chioliday the 13th, Thursday the 19'11, and Friday the 1511 i et December, 1:409, at Four J'Cluc:c in the Afternoon u: the said Days, precisely, in the Long Room. Custom-I louse, London, THE .iolit)wing GOODS, which are allotted small quatritirs, for the better accommodation of the 3eve ral Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to becOnie purchasers. Fox EX PORTAI lON—.East India Prohibited Goods, &C. FUR ItONIF. CONAINIrTICS. Spirituous Liquors, Wine, China, Haerlein Oil, Grocery, Dugs, Vermilion, Rattans, Fire Arms, Blanket..., Hats, Woollen Cloth, ClMh Coats, Tobacco, Snuil, Ashes and Cinders, Tar plulins, Blacking Cakes, Zalfre, Painters' Colours, Ttnuicd Skins, Soap, Cobalt, Essence of Spruce, Beer, Icelatisi Musi, a Carding Machine, Model of a Spinning Machine, a Ves•el, Materials of Ves,eli, Baas, Wootl, Linen Drapery, Shawls, Cornelia!' Stones, LacquerA Ware, Watches, Hardware, Pickles, Java Sparrows, Bars of Gold. Also such Goods as have remained in his Majesty's Warehouse Upwards of three Mrmths, not cleared or the Duties paid, viz. Muslin, Linen, Aptiarel, Sugar, Drugs, Virbe, &c. Likewise sundry l'ircels of Tobacco and SnutT, which have rem.tined in the King's Tobacco V,"a-ehouse beyonrl the time limited to~ law, and sundry other Goods as mentioned in the Catalogue. PONTEY ON FoRLsT TREES. This clay was published, in Svc. price 9i. in board:, THE PROFITABLE 'PLANTER ;- a Theore tical and Practical reads...! on Planting in evcry Descrip tion of Soil and Situation, palicularly those which are moot difficult, as elevated Sebes, Barren Heaths, Rocky Soils, &c. in cluding Hints on Shelter and Ornament, with a Plate of Imple ments for Planting, invented by the Author. By W. PONTEY, Nurseryman, Planter and Pruner to the Duke if Bedford. 2. PON 'r stv's Foßtir PHU N P.R, Timher Oven T . 4 Assis tant; or a Complete Practical Treatise on the Training and Ma nagement of British 'limbo:- 'Frees, whether intended for 1.15;., shelter, or Ornament, includirg au E),antioation of the Proper ties of English hr Timber, anti a new system !or the niati4;;emeilt of Oak Woods, &c. &c. Svo. with Plw es, price 12s. London : Printed for S. Harding, :1•;, St. James's-strert. This day was publi=hed, In two Volumes, price 184. in boards, or on Royal Wove Paper, hot-pressed, s'l. 4s. the Third Edition of • n RIENTAL CUSTOMS, or an ILLUSTRA v 'PION of the Sacred Scriptures, by an explanatory Appli cation of the Custom and Manners of the Eas7ern Nations. By SAMUEL BURDEN, A. M. Printrd for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Eke Second Volume is sold ,erarately, price 9s„ for the ac commodation of the purchasers ni the licit Ldition of the other Volume. "The Author seems to have neglected no advantage either from printed hooks or manmeripts, that was attainable. We cannot suppose that any student of the Bible will omit to avail himself of so useful a selection." Evangelical Magazine, March luoB. " The work before us has not only been composed with con• siderable labour, but this labour will let productive of much uti lity. The arrangement of the ebservation‘, according to the order of Scripture, will render the Wnrk an acceptable book of references to divines and biblical scholars." Monthly Review, June, I PO2. " - We have no scruple in saying, that this book will he found both interesting and useful. Every candidate for holy orders will- do well to give these Illustrations a place in his library." British Critic, Feb tROI. A LIBRARY OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. TWO day was published, in Twenty-eight handsome and closely printed VOIUKICS, royal ltimo. containing each about Etym. Hundred Pages, illustrated and embellished with upi.v trds of One Hundred large Engravings. price r.i citt Guineas in hoards, or Ten Guineas elegantly b,und; and the Vo V AGE s in Thir teen Volumes, or the To avi:Ls, in lifteen, may be had sepa rately, after the same rate, i kCOMPLETE COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS,.from the First Voyage of Colombo's, in the year 1492, to the Commencement of the Present Century; the principal of them printed verbatim front the best editions of the oriziaal works. The whole selected and prepared for the press By WILLIAM iiIAVOR, 1.L.11. Vicar of Hurley and Rector of Stiinesfteld, Chaplain to tkr Earl of Moira, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture. Author of the Universal History, British Nepos, &c. &c. &c. This new and enlarged Work consists partly of a reprint of a similar Collection made by the same Author, which bas for a considerable time been out of print ; and partly of new matter, comprising the voyages unabridged of 'SON, By fix, WALLIS, C.ta TAR e•r, and COOK ; the "!'ravels unabridged of A.n OISON, MONT A ou, and Sato t. r; and of abridgments of many valua ble works published subsequently to the appearance co° the former edition, and bringing the Collection down to the present tinge. Printed for RIC OAK 0 PHILLIPS ; I.OIIdOD j and to be had of all the Booksellers in the British Empire. NEW ENCYCLOWEDIA. This day was published, price 9s. each, containing 27 sheets of letter-press, hlndsomely printed by B3Uantyne and Co.- in quarto, nn a fine wove demy paper, with a new type, and nu merous plates, engraved in a superior manner, from origiva Drawl:iv made exelusliely for this Work, The Five First Parts of ['HE EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPCEDIA.- Cotiducted by DAVID BREWSTER, LL.D. 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The extratorditmx , y care and acknowledged abilitl• employed in the compilation of the EDINBURGH ENCYCLO PEDIA, it is hoped, will render it peculiarly worthy ot the Pub lic attention. •.* The W)rk will be published in Parts; one of which will appear every six weeks, price 9s. but, for the convenience of huh ' scribers, it may also be had in half volumes, consisting of two Parts, price les in boards. Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchatt.te ; John Booth, Duke-t tv et, Portland-Place, London ; Olip hant and Brown, Edinburgh; and the other Pro prietors. • In' Prospering of the Edinburgh Encyclopcedia may be had gratis, of all the Above Bookseller.. • '1 BISH, who sold in the LAST Lottery the follow. • ing Capital Prizes in Shares 2.618 A ... X:10,000 I 2 ) (118 ... ,20,000 4,099 ... 1) ... 5,000 883 .. 1) ... 1,000 b .. A •.. 1,000 830 B 1,000 13 ... 1) ... 300 I '1,855 C 51+0 AVislits the fortunate holders of any of the outstanding Shares, to bring then for payment, or to excliaxot: them for Ticke.s and Shares in the NEW I.OT FERN', which is on the stm-.. plan as the last, only with an Improved Scheme, containing only .5,000 NUNII:Eks and 3,000 Schemes, with Particulars, may he hadat either of BISH's Offices, No. 4, CORNHILI„ or 9, CHARING CROSS, where the •I'wo last Prizes of X:10,0rio, and the last Prize of )715,000 ever drawn, were Sold in Shares. CLEAR Of ALL DI/TIER. The Tarpaulins to be viewed at Wycherly's Yard. The Vesie' • ats, Wood, &c. at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhitbe. The over-time Tobacco and Snuff, Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, London Dods, and all the other Goc (1.4 at his Majesty's Warehouses, Custom-House, London, on alt nday the 11th, and Tuesday the 12th of December, 1609, and on the Days of Sale, from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon, where Catalogues will be delivered. . B. hon ; :ht at tit: Sale Melt he raid for on or before Wednet • the :31 of Javtraty, 1810. between the hoar, of nine o'c!oeh in the nto: ming a....lthree the after,on, or the deposas made thereon ovill bee.nne fiapited, and the Goole resc!d at a foam Sale. The Day. ry t t commence on Monday the 18th Instant. PAID ON DEMAND. 4,614 £20,000 l::' , £lo,ooo 10,4294 ,20.000 l 8,831 5,000 • 18,544 20000 8,716 • 5,000 19,144 20,000 1 1(1,.:70. • 5,0()0 2,'2.79 lO,OOO I 17,1'27 4,000 r., htes Prizes of !,ono, d.'1,000, X5OO, &c. This grand lis; of Capital Prizes were sold in Shares, in the last and three preceding Lotteries, at the old established State Lot tery Mires, tiG, CL,ruhill, and 3t. Marraret's Hill, Borough, of HORNSBY acd Co. who were also the first to sell two Prizes of .00,000. T_TOR NS BY and Co. respectfully solicit the favour 11 of the Public in the New mate Lottery , which abounds with Capital Chances; they also beg leave to :Mae their fi iends, that they will use their best endeavours to procure Prizes worthy their posessing.—Tickets at:d Shares are selling at the lowest prices, and all Orders by Post ur Carrier cs.ecuted to any part of the globe, on the same terms as if present. t - To be Drawn in ONE. DAY, the 14th FEBRUARY Neat.—Two, three, and four •l'ickets of the SAIIIC Number may be had, so th.tt . 1 :40,00u, .E.U0,010, ur £8(.,000, can be obtained by one adventure. LUNDY H'OOT'S IRISH SNUFF. r • LINDY FOOT and Co. ih order to obviate the difficulties which those in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto experienced in obtaining their Snuff from Ireland, beg leave SO inl4.rin them and the Public in general, that they intend opening a Wholesale Warehouse at No. 50, Leicester-square, where said Article may be had, and where they are now taking orders. And as it is their present intention to relinquish the Retail thereof, and not to interfere with any other article of said'frade, they most earwstly request that those who may homsur them with their commands, will retail it as received from them in its original purity, being determined to afford the most liberal encourage ment to those who buy to sell again. HEALTH and VIGOUR restored by that most excellent Medi cine, THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, Prepared by Dr. Sousse os, Gilead House, near Liverpool. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD has been in repute to the very pinnacle of fame. Universally as it is resorted to in cases of weakness and emaciation, sd also are its benign and health-restoring qualities universal. Some, perhaps, unacquainted with its virtues, not having perused that interesting ' 6 Guide,' (which must be few indeed) may be induced to ask, what is the Balm of Gilead iit for ? what complaint duth it cure ? To answer this it will be necessary to " Hold up the Mirror to nature." Let those who are afflicted in the following manner reflect on the cause that produced such havoc upon the " wholesoinepowers and appetites of life." Disordered 91mm:eh, dry cough, weakness of the voice, hoarseness, shorteees of the breath upon the least', exercise, and relaxation of the whole s) stem. afflicted with paleneis, languor of the eyes, weakness of sight or memory, should take time to consider Linnaeus advice, " that youth is the impor • tant period of forming a robust constitution," and that " nothing is tobe dreaded so much as premature excess." The foundation of a happy old age is a good constitution in youth; temperance I and moderation at that age are passports to happy grey hairs.— ' Nothing can be better described than in the words ef A rmetrueg, Fur want of timelreare Millions have died of medicable wounds." For such as these, then, this healing. Balm is suitable—Com plaints stifled under the cameleon appellatiosn of nervou , and con sumptive, are its proper climax ; the oae it will eradicate—the other will •t•e cued by its bfluenct:.• The r&lni of Gilead has produced more good in this country than any medicine since the formation of a Materia Medica. Sold by all respectable Medicine Venders in the United Kingduel. This day were published, in n'tavo, price 12s. boards, PRINCIPLES OF MIDWIFERY ; in -1- eluding the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN. By . JOHN iSITIINS, Lecturer of Midwifery. and :\ !ember of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, (Ilt.now. Piloted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, And Orme, Paternoster row, London; Of whom may be bad, by the sante Author, L l'r.xtical Observations on the Uterine Hemorrhage. iu svo. price 3s. boards. 2. ()hservatiatu 01 Abortion. Second Edition ; price Ss. Mi.