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• " r/ • )i:l4 ;;. ... .- . . S f Ilit. le I _ ...._.„ • ~... 4 . . . k ...,„ . ...e . A , Vi" i N... 1 • - Ilk /P 7 -' . . ... „ ....,. . . I.k . T o _ . - ...P. •I. • •••••• .... al WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1805. wvamat 5239) THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. PRICE 3g4PlaNct. TO -MORROW EVENING. NOVEMBER 7, wiM be seed the new Comedy. called A PRIOR CLAIM. • The Charaders by Mr. DOWTON, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. ELI ISTON, Mr. BARRYMORE. Mr. PALMER, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. DORMER, Mr. COLLINS, The Prologue to be (pollen by Mr. DE CAMP. And the Epilogue by Mite DUNCAN. After which, an entire New Saliet. with New Scenes, Dreffes, and Decorations, called TERPSICHORE'S. RETURN. To which will he added the Force of THE APPRENTICE. This Venlig. The Siege of Belgrade; with Two Strings to Year Bow. FICTUALLING OFFlCE,Plowasier s. 'Soy. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 211.47 Mgr. NAVY : db &ray Nakt. That on Friday the isth inithot, they will be ready to teethe Tenden In writing (reeled up) and treat fee TWELVE HUNDRED THOUSAND GOLDSTONE, CLARENDON PERS& This clay was pablilhe4, in One //ohms MN. C . price O ys. lit eets, ONCIONES ET RATI Sh ONES EX HIST°. RIGS LATINIS EXCERPT/R, Augments &go& prelim fuitt jam Caufun cujuflue et fmaantam ez Rei Gettig ft-calcine erplieant. In Ufum Jeventntis. Sold by Payne and Mackinlay. Strand, and J. Cooke, Oltford. Where may be had any of the Publications printed at the Claren don Preis. This day was publifited, In two large wok. woo. Sectiod Editloo price Ss. boards, ergs. bound. INSTRUCTIVE SELECTIONS ; Or, the BEAUTIES of SENTIMENT. from near One Hu ndred and Fifty of the belt Andean, ardent and modern, in Pink and Poetry, on Sobjafts, reiidioos, moral, literary. and intataisdeg, is a me thod entirely new; with Definitions to the &Meth, and the belt Books recannataded on each: Alio the Names of the Authors ansezed to the various Eatradte or BROWN WILLOW RODS, (Nat les than forty-dila lathes in lona) At for slaking Cover's Twigs ; to be anfwetabk to rumples to be produced with the Ten. ders; to be delivered by the 3otb of April, dots In equal monthly proportions, into his Majefty's Vidnalllng States at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with bare* ninety days after date. N. B. No Tender for a leis quantity tban One Hundred Tboufand Rods will be admitted. By die Rev. G. c. SCRAGOR of Doekhiglaun. CT 'This Work' is on a plan very tillionnt *ma any thing or the kind ewer gebsed, a. it not only cooldos spa* ntunber of ttri king entraas front &whelk' Noillfs and Pada. Writers not he be found is any other Selodioas Mit *owls* b footed:odic:di, arranged. that any fobjebt nuey lo keitalloody found. The tracts arealways mmp feMesautiagy awed lame too fkort. It easy be fail to contain the cans of din of alhooks of sway ages and COMlifitt, and h a ray copious oomsnon-pbos Nook of Pan - sacs; thefirft Volume Is cooled toThaniesisol Topics...the (mond extended to Morality, Liosintank, and a variety of ogler Bohictßs• By dare ;Printing. a vaßabondmooot matter is own prelfed under above fourfcore be. oodiVolospo i mil otsloinly they who !use not :many books, may Sod k this ma 400411110ti tate far various others."...-Vide Britt& Ctidit, liyu.lllll. London : Primed fur H. IX Symonds. N.. so, Palomplkor-MOr EDINBURGH REVIEW, Nu. tj. • This day was pnblifhed. Containing Sixteen Sheets Leuer-prefs, is Gaze*, price Five Shillinp, THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, or CRITICAL JOURNAL --No. KM. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Remand Onne, Paternafter row, and A. Cnnftable and Co. Edinburgh ; and to be had Odic prin cipal Buokfclicrs in the United Kingdom. Of wham may he had, The Edinburgh Review. Vol t to 6. price 11. lc hvr.t•. The Conditions of the Conrad may be ken at the Seastatys 06ee. No ►Tai will Se hal to day Tadao io wliti tk trieellmoil sot it infested Jo smote it kork or that *II Not he lelkeerof to the BoosJ Out *TINA ea de feud Frifey tie tsth brifent, nor magi the Perffot sob* wire tit Tesler, wet few Perlw ow his &Ulf, *undo to ..Jews whew eallafor. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-G*R DEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, will be add a Tragedy, called VENICE PRESE RV'D. A t ater, KEPABLE. Mr. HARGRAVE. • beivident Mrs. SIMONE. Met whit'', the New Meio-Diente. with New Medic, Scenes, DNS's, snit Doconnions, caned RUGANTINO ; Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE. She Wool and She Waal Not ; with Rugantino. On?nday, Wild Oats. On Saturday, Pizarro. On Monday, Macbeth. Ittsgandr.o or the Brevet! Venice% will be repeated every even ing till northe r notice. A New Comedy getstasig, and will be produced all Coos as gable. . ROYAL BENEVOLENCE. N ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION began by the A. LINO, QUEEN, and ROYAL FAMILY, to enable J. I.ANCASTER, of the Free School. Boiough Road, Southwark, to emend Isis Plans of Education to the EDUCATION of Tt.t4 THOUSAND POOR CHILDREN in the Country. There Schools will not Le eftSblifhed to. promote the peculiar religious opinions of any fed, but fatting aide an party difttn6ions the (Mails to inftrudt in ufeful Learning, In the knowkdge of the leading principles of atriftianfty expreffed.in the language of 'Holy Scripture without comment, and to train them in habits of Indufkry, and Moral', conducive to their future welfare as virtuous Men ufeful Members of Society. The firft Schools on this plan are vow about to be opened at Maiden Bradley, Wilts, the test of the Doke of Sonterfet, sad will gradually attend ova the Country. After the firft expellees arc defrayed, it is (Minna 2oooL per annum, will be fufficient to educate Ten Tbodd s Children. It is h oped the public aid will be cheerfully and Übe. rally given to this Fund. Subfaiptionsrcaived at the following Banker : ilanunalleyi, Pan Mall; Ranforn, Morland. and Co. Pall Mall; Hoare's, Fleet•ftreet ; Mulkey, Akre, and Co. Fcnebnrch• Meet; Carlton and Co. Ludgate-hill, and at the Free School, Borough Road, Southwark. SUBSCRIBERS. ?belting ‘ - scToCs ---- Lord Webb Seymour so To The %men so 0 Hilltop of St. David's s 3 Prisce of Wales so o Earl of Carysfort s o Princefs of Wake so a Lord Henry Petty so o Doke of York to o Sir H. B. Neale lei to Dothefeof York so 0 John Haden, Efq. 5 5 Yrinecfs Ainufta so o Rev. William Tooke s 3 .......--•-• Elisabeth so o Lord Robin Spencer s 3 .--,-- Mary so o Robert Holford, Efq. 3 o -----•EoPhis so o Samuel Rotilly, Efq. 3 3 ~.••••••• Amelia so 0 Hon. George ViUicn s 3 Duke of Rent so co Rev. Dodos Paine 5 o Duke of Cumberland so 0 Thomas Sink 5 5 Duke of Cambridge so a Thos. Cartwright Slack a a Duke of Bedford so o Jon. Waken Phipps 2 s Lord Somerville zs 13 Rev Dr. Randolph s a Theke of Seater:et a: 0 Rev. H. Fletcher 5 5 Duke of Hasailtnet sr o Charles EUis, Efq. 5 3 Earl of Cheiterield so o George Ellis. Efts. . 5 5 Earl of Pembroke so o Mr. Horner $ $ Marquis of Blandford so o James Perry, EN. i 5 --__ ISLE OF THANET, NEAR MARGATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUC nor:, (haw wit day of November. sibs. (unlefi fooner *greed for by Private Comma) in (mall convenient Lots, I"HE ESTATES of SHOTTENDEN. adjoining o Mirgue, oin the Canterbury R0ad....-For pardeulsrs and a plan of the Eftates, apply to Meffrs. Macdougal snd Hunter, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Sawkins, at Margate; and Mr. GAR, Candsbury ; anti Mr. Boys the Tenant, will thew the Land. PATENT RETIRING STOVES. WILLIANI SLAIIK and SON, flunilling Iron mongers. No. so, Cheapfide, beg leave to recommend to the Nobility and Gentry the ofe of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the fuperior advantages of which are obvious on the flighteft infpeCtion, as they polka every requifite for warming rooms, and at the fame time give an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleafurc, when ever the air becomes more rarilied than is ag - ecable or wholefome for refpiration. The conftruetion is perfectly fimple, and cannot be put out of order,and the fire alfo may be eztinguifbed without raking nut, by which means danger is avoided, and ilia (fo injuri cut to furniture) prevented. The Patent Steam Kitchen to he feen in ufe every day; Ranges, with Ovens and Boilers,Warat Clofcts, Hot Hearths,&c. complete t.as of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double block Tin..—Bell Hanging in a fuperior ftyle. HAVING dedicated narrelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt aniliderable practice in that branch vl 2lo Thbouillii proper to (*daft, I auk that I have not more toff employed my time than thole who, in the eau:neve field of the profeion, ars occafionally hamcded in uncertainty, and elm t always attain that Ineeefs which la acquired ley emeencratlng d • letelledual power to one clefs of diforders. The difeafes of DEBILITY are peculiarly Mining, for they bring with them a train of concomitant tympani, by a ie ;region of all vital energy, exiftenee id& becomes Whether they ante from the prevalen-e of In example, iliac/true dye habits of fchoca-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they no quirt the molt affsluous prokillocal Qilt ; but by the ignorance of nacho:wed men, the fyinpemns are aggravatad, and the cond. radon is &limed. Asa !AMUR of the ROYAL COLLBOBaf EURGEOWe I ground my pretenboos on rquirity of education; and polkaing awry Fridley:to reaic•.l feel myfdf endtled to that confideow with which i have hitherto ham fo iftwraily isoncurod. In the flea hoideo• of local wine% early appllcatios wth prevent the eabsoity of a debilitated fosse; but where the fnf hem • ealkifistoth of the noose/diode et the vice whit ceifed hie robin j, is fearful of the contempt re cenfure of his grapy Pll}ids., spa broods over his infirmity with careful oar "dwoolis "Ma itioloiory for him to be allured not only of "Wider ersitamet. but alfo of the molt inviolable feerecy. AAII is newt Venereal Comphints it is poffihic to prevent pais danger as ekes; bathe aloft completed cafes it is the acquit* meat al ezeili swas =tee in this line to effedk's We, mule. Yd I o fi g a r i Ze advents. of this experience to that artier fee ark are aided with wart bind of DEBILITY, of any fymptorns or VENBRBAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms al roma• nendoo are Rated on the firft interview. Patlentain the country are =petted to Luebke Bank sate, mod ve requdial to (pacify this age and manner of Eying. IdARTIN BARE, MICINV of the Royal College of Vies in London. np, Aruailliroet, &rand, ow Temple KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM MITTEE of MANAGEMENT of the Afjirs and Bull. nets of the Company of Proprietors of the RENNET and A VON CANAL NAVIGATION, held at the York Hotel in the City of Bath, an Tuefday the spth day of Graeber, silos, at eleven o'clock in the former/0. parruant to the left adjournment. CHARLES DUNDAS, Efq. M. P. in the Chair, happening to this Meeting, that the full fum of am,oool. au thorized to be raid by the Alt paired in the fall Section of Par. Haman, and agraM at the Special Meeting of Proprietors, held on the 16th day of Await latt, to be raifed by optional notes at sol each, or by new Shane at pl. cash, has Dot been taken and fubfcribed for by the precut Proprietors of Skates in the raid Ca. nal, or their matinees, Refolved unattintouily. That, agreeably to the powers contained in the (aid Aft. the Committee will now admit any perfon or per. fool whomfoevcr to fobfcribe for optional Notes, new Shares, at the rates aforekid, being the fame refpcdive rates at which they ha►e been offered to the fail Proprietors, until the 25th day of November met, unlefs the whole of the raid turn of s. o, glen be fooner fubftribed for ; and that Subferirion Bo , Its be immediately opcnod for that mink, and left at the Principal Clerks at Marlborough ; at the Treafurees,in Brined ; at Melfrs. Whitehead, Howard, and CO. Bankers. Lomb* l at Mef(rs. Hob • bode and Co• Bankers, Bath ; at Meas. Tyler, Salmon and Co. Bankers, Devizes; and at Mars. 'roomer. Bunny. and Co. Ban kers. Newbury ; of which the Principal Clerk Is dircdked to give notice by public advertifeatent. CHARLES DUNDAS, Chairman. In purfaanee of the above At:Cantinas, I do hereby give notice, that the Subkriptioo Books thereby direeted to be opened, are left at the Cereal perfous above mentioned; and that any perfoia whofoever wiU be entitled to fubferihe for fo many of Nett Op. dams! Notes qg New Shares as he mall chuk to take (fulled to raltadion if necaary) at the refpative rates aforefaid. JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk to the (aid Company °atelier 31,1E05 . of Proprietors. TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEO, A GOOD HOUSE, completely ant elegantly a• Fun Jibed to the modern *yle, fituated to as eligible part of Reading, Berks. Fur partioulars apply to Mr. Poulton, Uphollterer, Broad. ftrcet, Reading. LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, Etc. Ste. of all defcrimions and fire, may be had at WII.I.IAMS's Patent,Ledger Wareboufe, No. 10, Cornhill—they are made of the heft paper and materials, open quite Sat, and are cheaper and ftronger than others made in the urea' way. 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Edinburgh: Printed for Ball and Breadfute, and Mundell and Son ; and fold in London by Thomas Well, Ave-Maria-Lane, Ludgate-14w. This clay was publithed. price as.6d. No 43. which completes the 7th Volume of the New Series of 'FIE REPERTORY OF ARTS, Etc.—This Volume contains corral. Copies of at Specifications of Pa tent Inventions. among which are—Mt Bell's, for making Knives, Edge-Tools, Files, due of Ceti Iron—Baron Von Darmiles, for a de tergent Earth to be did initead of Snap—Mr Sharpies. for Imple ments for mcafuring Di ants, riding or walking—Mr. Lucas's, (or feparating the Impurities from Caft Iron, without fuling—Mr. Sylvelter's, for Manuf adoring Zinc into Wire, Veffels. fee This Volume alto contains upwards of ye* other valuable Article*, particularly an Account of the Double Boats built under the di rection of Sir S. 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This day were publifhed, la fear elofely printeil Volumes, (mall Odavo, uniform with the other Travels of the fame Author, price One Pound in hoards, TRAVELS through ITALY, from LIVONIA through the TYROL and FLORENCE to NAPLES, and from NAPLES tunotgh ROSIE, BOLOGNA, BiIILAIN,Wid VIEW Na tO Beaus., perform d during the dote of the year 111:4 and the commencement of 18:s. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, Author of the Stranger, Lovers' Vows, Pizarro, /cc. &c. and of Tra;els - in Siberia and in France. Various Englifh critics have pronounced Kottehne to be, in every raped, " she trdirellers," as well as the molt lively 1 painter of manners and charader that, in thi Hoc of compolltion, ' e'er addredid the Public ; and the univerfalßeception of his tra vels in Siberia and in France, not only in every p.rt of there iflands but in every country in Europe, is a circumstance dentonftrative of his extraordinary merit. Yet, however interesting may have been his former travels, there in Italy claim rank as his chtf J and in a particular manner command the notice of the literary world, flue only as relating to the molt intereltin countries in Kurope, but as poll: thug a rich and unequalled fund of novelty, ' information, and aunifement. Printed fur RICHAIM Pus Li PI, Bridge- ftreet , Blackflies', and to be had of all Docilellers. Of whom may be had, The fourth Edition of Ko rain? TRA;ILII in Sintato,throe volumes, price 130.6 d.; and the third edition of his 'TRAVELS in FRANCt, three volumes, price 134. 6d. in boardf. This , day was publillted, Neatly printed in One Volume r ante. with a Portrait of tie AUTIIIO4. Price 3s. 6d. bound, ENGLISH COMPOSITION ; in a Method en• tirely new; with various contralted Examples, from cele brated Writers. The whole adapted to common capacities, and deigned at as eafy help to forma good Style. and to promote an early acquaintance with the Works of the belt Authors. By the Rev. G. G. SCRAGGS, of Buainglum. To which are added. an Etray on the Advantages of ender- Rending Compatriot' ; ands Lift of the belt Books fut an hog - Ink Reader, with Remarks. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds. Parernofter.row ; And may be had ofMr.. Seeley, Bookleller, Buckingham. TO THE PUBLIC. We have now fa many well written books in the Englith Lan• page, that the Rudy of Compofititiu is become general. Blair's Leeturca, and fun itar Works, are either too expenfive, or rife written in fuck a Ccbulaltic manner, that they are never lik e ly t o be fo extenlively tifeful as the (object: regeires This volume comprege , muck in a WWI compare ; and as it contains an traitor' of every important role in Grammar, Rhetoric, and Bug 111k Compofiiiin, it will Cave the Reader both time and expellee. In order to thew what is wrong, and that which is right, at one view, the Author has given various eentraited examples, by which errors may be very loon corroded. The Introdudtory Usy, which thews the advantages of undaritanding eompoiltion, will help to attain that knowledge; and the Lilt of Books, with Lir mac, Lett be acceptable to aira itdadca• NEW TILEATMIL Diatiested "to the Gentlemen inteneltiel he Alpluilgoomel obeli %united with the Tuition or UMW' BM This day was publiflud, in One Velum. Embentated with an Engraved Plan. and Sin pR with an Engraved Field Book ei Sy pogo. Price its. in boards, or tBa Half bound la Ruin, T'HE SYSTEM of LAND SURVEYING, at preterit adopted by Surveyor, and Commillloners ha Old ma New Ineligures, condudted as an adtual Survey, on a plan coo. lining of open Fields, In's, COIT:111011 and Old Inciofure, divided and allotted according to Conditions of Agreement between the feveral Proprietors. Divided into Allotments—New Drains—New Reeds—Stone and Sand Pit,—AUsyting the Fields, Common, legs, titer Oid Incloture—Setting off upon the Plan each Proprietor's quantity, according to their proportional value—On the Fields. Commons Ings, ike. The letting and Raking out Allotments, Raab, Drains, Sand Pit, &e. tee. To wilt+ are added Rules, thewingio what manner Lines may be meafured, where there are impediments, or not, to °Mime! the fight, Poch as Buildinp. Water, &c. 'faking diltances—mei luring oo the outside of any quantity of Land or Water, and thereby And the content. Sur/n.1.114 large Towns, Cities, Bcc... Likewife, the proper method to be politied to seafaring dumbed Pieces of Land where plotting is not required. The whole by the Chain only. By WILLIAM STEPHENSON. Land Surveyor, HornmAle. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoiteerow. . 0 . This Treatife divulges what has hitherto been kept a farm from the public, fearcely known to any than its profefors, end is ro eery, that a youth may teach himfelf In a Sett dam as no ma thematical inn:union is ufed ; and Gentlemen, net hawing Witte to make it a Rudy, may, by rererting from the Book to the plan s and other plates, become acquainted with the proceedings of Sur veyors and Commiffioners, and plans in general, Gm efential to every une intsrefted in Agricultural purfulis, LAVATERVPHYSIOGNOMY.Bt PHYSIOGNOMONIC AL RULES; WI FOUR HUNDRED AND EIDHTEJEH ENGRAVINGS, By HEATH. This day werepublidied. iti fourlarge Volumes, Bvo. Price 4L 4s. burds. or in le Parts, 4s. each, of ESSAYS on PHYSIOGNOMY, for the- Promo. don of the Knowledge and the Love of Mankind. Van& laced from the Gemara of the Reverend John Carper Lavater. by f bontu Holeroft. Efq. A new Edidosiorrith Additions, oar. reeled and improved, by Win. Bemmont, Efq. 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