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NUMBER 52501 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER zo, mill Mt acted the Convey of THE WEST INDIAN. After w:lich the New MtloDramatic Piece : to commemorate THE VICTORY AND Dr.kril OF 1 ORD VISCOUNT NELSON. To which will b.! added (third time) a New Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. The Charadtcra by McIrts.BANNISTFR. CHERRY. MATHEWS, TM DE CAMP, Mrs scow. Thi. Fvening—The Siege of Be/grade ; Vidtory and Death of Nelfon ; and (feenod time) the Weathercock. "'he New Farce of the Weathercock vt,.s received with the mnft unbo..nded applaufe, and *AU be repeated every evening till further notice. O. Friday, The Country Girl: NTifs Peggy. Mrs. Jordan. t's The YOUNG Rosctus will make his hrit appearance this fseac:i in the e uric of the et.fuinr, week, THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER so, will be select Math time) a new Comedy, called THE DELINQUENT ; Or, SEEING COMPANY. The Principal Charadters by Wars REMBLE, BRUNTON, MUNDEN. FAWCETT LEWIS, CEAREMONT, EMERY, LISTON, Mts. GIBBS, Mrs. DTBDIN, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. The Prologue Ye be fpoken by Mr. BRUNTON. And the Epilitoe by Mrs. H JOHNSTON. 'To which will be Aided tbe MuSeal Entertainment of IL BJIt'DOCANI. This V.vening—The Dr.llnqtfenT; tditli the Oren to Pay. On l'hurfday, The Delinquent t. a New Dance, called The it ild Iflandas. or, The Court of Perin; and Rugantino. cr Mir, Mu ot t. the young Lady, who has performed with fueh very• extraordinary applaufe in the Theaties of Dublin, Liverpool, Birmingham, and molt of the Theatres Etglaryl and Ireland, will make her heft appearance in London at ihis;Theatre on Satur day in the Charadter of the Country Ghl. TO THE FACULTY. AMEDICAL GENTLEMAN, reti&rit in a po pulous Town and bleizhbourhood, about 40 miles from Town bas a Bufinrfs to difpote of. The fituation b4ng highly refp.dtahle, no une need apply, who cannot command from 800 to Woo Pounds. For further particulars apply (if by letter poft paid) to Kers. Evans, Surgeons luftrunientquaker, Old Change, St. Paul's, Lan dau. TO . E.E SOLD. THE next Prefentation to a very Valuable Vicar age-IL of a Parilb in a good Country, within fifty miles of Lon don, containing about 60.30 Acre, of inelofed Land in Cultivation, with an excellent Family Houk and Offices in good repair, and between nine and ten Acres of Glebe Meadow Land near adjoining. For further partieulart, apply to Mars Richards and Co. Sta tioners, Wyeh-itreet, Temple Bar, London.--Letters (poft paid) duly aufwered. • Mr. JOHN YALDWYN. ANY Perfon giving latisfaddry information to Meffrs. re and Fow NFII, of Lincoln's lan, London, Solicitor.. of the death of Mr. JOHN YALDWYN. formerly of NorchT idworth. the county of %iglu, if dead, or if living, where he may be heard of. he handlomely rewarded. The laid John Yaldwyn refide,i .tt North Tidworth fome years previous to 1797, when he care to London, and refitted in Bart ktt's Buildings, and from thence removed to Welt End; near Eampnead, from whence it is fupi:afed he went to the Weft In• dies, about the year 1;98, sz2 has not byre been heard of. MIDWIFERY, THOSE Ladies, whnfe fitadtion requires a TEM PGRARY RE FIRENIENT during their accouchememt, motet with a comfortable acconunoeLtion, with the molt tender treatment, and the greareft fecreey may be depended on, by ap• plying to Alra. nuirh, i'vlidwite, No. IE, Church Erect, Black - friars-ro..d, time the bridge, nn the molt reafnnable terms. Mrs. Smith has a Gentleman well eltablilbed for tome years as Man- Midwife, who will attend, if required. The children alto will meat with every attention, it left to the care of Mrs. Smith. Ths houfe is pleafantly fituated, with a good garden attached to it, free from fpedtators, which feldons happens to the lot of other hooks. PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY PRIVA'T'E CONTRACT, THE GOOD BRIG MARIA, burthen about 140 Tons, well found, takes the ground well, and in & con- dition to be fent to Sea at a trifling Expellee. For an inventory, or other Information, apply at the Counting Nonfe of Mr. Edward Lynn, Plymouth. ILL OF THANET,NEALMARGATE. 'fo BE SOLD BY AUCTION , On the atft day of November, 1805, (nnlefs bower agreed for by Private Contradt) in (man convenient Lots, I'HE ES I'AI'ES of SHOTTEN DEN, adjnining to Margate, on the Canterbury Road.—For partial/ars and a plan of the Eftates, and) , to Mars. Macdougal and Hunter, Soil-rocs, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Sawkins, at Margate; and Mr. Qanterbury ; and Mr. Boys the Tenant, wit! Sew the Land. SALE OF LANDS in the County of Perth. Tobe SOLD by PUBLIC ROUP, Within the Roy.l Exchange COliee-hotafe, Edinburgh, on Wed- - - the eth of December nett, at 2 o'clock in the ullcrnoon, THE LANDS and ESTA FE of rirriiNT IA N lying in the ParEh of Cr - hill and Count/ of Perth. This Eftatc is beautifully fituattd on the Water of Earn, within a mile of the town of Criiif, and afford:, many excellent fituations for building a Seat. It confills of at; Scuts Acres of a dry turnip foil, c?patile of great improvement, and is rei,t-t1 at 2401. fterlioit per annum, the tenants alio Flying the whole public burdens. The preicnt leaks expire at Vi'hitfunday and Martinmas, anti, when the purchaler may have uccefs to the occupation of the Whole grounds. The I ands bold of the Crown, and are valued in the eels-books of the minty at 2291. Scots of valued rent. for further particular. application may be made to Marrs. 7ltot.vii and Wne, writers to the fgnet, Edinhuri,h, or to Meffrs. lois, Hall and Rot., Bofw Ill•court, Lincoln's Inn, London, •, brre a plat: of the edam may be Peen. PORTSMOUTH. FOR PUBLIC At the Star and Garter Tavern, on . 1 hurfday, the zEth loft. at EiVICO China in the Forenoon, 'THE Lubec Bug DIE ER\VAItLIANG, con &vaned as Prize to his Majeity's Gun Tait Steady, Arthur Stow, Efq. Commander. 'lids Brig is quite new, having made only one voyage to Oporto finer the was launched, and was captut,d on its return at the entrance of Havre de Grace. She is uncommonly well built, abundantly found in all kinds of Stort4, adult:Jure. about 160 Tons, and is well adapted fur any Trad: where a VrCri of her Tnz.nage iarequircd After which will he rata, I Her entire CARGO , conEftiag of 06 flags of Patambveeo aad Maratd• im cott on W o w. • Sample:: 41 whl, h may Le feet) ft: days More the Sale, at Mr IL Flood's, Vo. 31, Cl.ment'a lane. Lombard ftreet.Lundoa. And for viewing the fame. Catalogues, Inveotoric,,, And fur 'kr particulars, apply two dors before the Sale to JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Pottfmouth. ht P. R9tberr, Ifq. heti% 1:4 '''.. -, P.•!•:• 1 7:24 - )•- -- 1 (--- • .0 . .. . _ .. • -1.: .- , ‘. , -. . . .... .. . t• ...‹..- . ..! .., . ' . . , • . . io.iinlVE lig:r -•_i I t • 1 / 4 6I I ' 7) _ . _ . -.---- 9 1 1 1.JESDAY NOVEMBER z 9, 180. . PATRIOTIC FUND. lAnycni Nov r4.ttos. AT a SPECIAL GENER AL MEETING of die COMMIT I'EE held this Day. JOSEPH MARRYAT, Efq. in the Chair. rstessm. James Abel, Efq. - - James Tones, E. I. I. Appaeh, Efq. Germain Levi; Efq. George Balk, Efq. Richard Lee, Efq. Peter Begbie, Efq. John Mangles, Efq. Henry Bonham, Efq. R. H. Marten, Efq. George Brown, Efq. John Mayor, Efq. Cornelius Buller, Efq. George Munro, Efq. Robert Chriftie, Efq. W. M. Porter, Ely. Thomas Everett, Efq. M. P. Thomas Reid, Efq: John Frazer, Efq. Thomas Rowcroft, Erg. Peter Free, Efq. Robert Shedden, Efq. Benjamin Goldfmid, Efq. George Shedden, Efq. William Hoare, Efq. John Smith, Efq. M. P. David Hunter, Efq. D P. Watts, Efq. John Jaekfon, Efq. Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. M. P. Read from the London Guyette Extraordinary, of the 6th init. a Letter feint Viee-Admiral Lord Ccißingwood, giving an lc. count of the glorious Vidtory obtained over the Combined Fleets of France and Spain, and the Capture of Nineteen Sail of their Line of Battle Ships, off Cape Trafalgar, on the set of Odlober bit, by the Fleet under the command of the ever to be honoured and lamented, the late Vice-Admiral Lord Vikount Nelfon; and from the London Gas ette Extraordinary, of the i ith init. a Let ter from Rear• Admiral Sir Richard &radian, giving an account of the Capture of Four French Line of Battle Ships of Ferrol, on the 3d inft. by a Squadron of equal force under his command. Refolved, That the followin: Addrefs to the Public, be in ferted in the Daily Papers. The Committee for managing the Patriotic Fund,are induced to addrefs the Public, in confequenee of the late fignal fucceffes, with which it has pleated Dtalna Paomanct to bids his Majefty's Arms. To meet the claims of the numerous Su &rats in theft memor able Engagements, with a Liberality proportioned to their bcroic Atchlevements, will fo reduce the prefent Fund, as may leave an inadequate Provifion for future inftanees of Britilb Valour. The Committee are aware, that many have withheld their Sub feriptions to the general parpofes of this Inttitution, who have been accustomed to fubfcribe on particular occafions t that others may have deferred them, under the Idea, that the Sum already raifed would prove equal to every potable exigency. It is hoped all tbefe will now come forward : and, while with foie= Tkankfgivings, we acknowledge the Interpofition of Mame PaovioENCL, let us alto remember the Sufferings of thole who were the Initruments of this fignal ntanifedation of its farrow to Ode Kingdoms. Subferißtion Books are open, and Subfcriptions received, at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee Houfe, and by all the Bankers in Town and Country. • Lifts of the Subkribars wit be publifited in the Daily Papers. BULL's HEAD INN, MANCHESTER, • November T 4, 180.4. AT a very numerous and refpeaable MEETING of the Inhabitants of the ['owns and Neighbourhood of Manchefter and Salford, (convened by the Boroughreeves and Cenßablet, in purfuance of a regulation lamed in the Manehefter papers,) for the purpnfe of taking into confideration the heR mode of tatifying their gratitude for the late memorable Vidtory ob tained over the Combined Fleets of France and Spain, and their regret for the lots of that ever te be lamented Hero Lord Vikoent NELSON. BAST IN) THE CO NM IT T INDIA COMA That they will receive T' other ARTICLES of STA from fuels Perron' as may be propofals, (caled up; to be addrtifed and to deferibe the farce on for Stationary," at or before 27th instant. The quantities eautfe of the year by four t' and other Articles as are in to Mr. Thomas, Stationary BAST 11\ THE COMMITTE INDIA COMA That they will receive Te PRINTING at Home, from fupplying the fame. Their p to the Committee of Accounts , outfide, with the words u "- before twelve o'clock, on NV( titles contracted for to be four inftalments. A Lift of fuck Papers u . p►ying to Mr. Thomas, Stationary ftrcet. CHARLES r AT a GENERAL . AT Makers of Malt, reeding held at the White Hanlon, Ste of November, itos, in order gritty of petitioning Parliament Sections of the Adt of azd watering or fprinkling Grain and alfo for removing the dot ing the right of appealing to the convidioos by two Magiltratet WILLIAM PHILPC. It was unanimoully refolved, That the operation of the Hence to be productive of Manufaecure of Malt,and ties and kardChips, without a. That the moilture imbibed long itnmerfed, is found to l ing up fuficient vegetation (Atha Grain, which is the that the reftrldtion impofed ing the languid vegetation, previous to the expiration of mansfadture a petted article the Maltfier, and Rill greater this Meeting are not aware In Obi Revenue, were the 1 , 41, Oak to fprinkk their Grain . alb having the power of taking Noe between the Steep and r' That, independent of the and feriae' grievances to the the facilities and temptations particular affords for unfounded the naturally moift appearance veral days after being thrown of the Officers participating in rages fuch as are either ignorant undue advantages, by availing th of operation, when fueh natural fufpicion, to exhibit informations no vigilante ean guard and r eoavidtions are accutionsed t only, and from which no appeal t ; that thefe vexatious and groundiefs Informations have of We bacume fo fre. I(pent, from the facility with which charges of this defeription can : be efiabliffied, as to amount to a molt grievous evil, and to bc come a fource of the molt ferit.us alarm. BARR'S NON AND BE AU I IFUL EDI nciNi OF BUFNON's NATURAL HISTORY COMPLETE. Tbat the foregoing hardihips are confiderably aggravated, by the doubts which are entertained, concerning the right of app from enovidtinns under the above Aft to the Juttices affembled at the General Quarter Sef Sons of the Peace, a privilege , :tended to all other offences relating to the duties on Malt, and from which, as to this particular offence, upon which decifions, for the re.dom above sated, muff be fo peculiarly liable to error, this Meeting can. not conceive itwu the intention of the Legiflature to exclude That to obtain redrefs of the grievances before mentioned, is an objet of the highelt importance ; and for that purpole, that aPc tition be prefented to the Honourable the Houfe of Common:, fet ting forth the fame, and praying for fuels relief as to them in their "Widow mall Item fit; and that the following Gentlemen be re- Tufted to withdraw, and prepare Inch Petition, (viz ) John Edgar Ruft, Efq. Edmund Barber, Efq. John Marriott, Erg. Mr. lam Woodcock, Mr. Nathaniel Bytes, Mr. William Smart, Mr. oho Bytes, Me. George Edwards, Mr. John Boby, Mr. Martin Hai fun, And the above Gentletnert having withdrawn, and afterwards returned with a Petition prepared, and the fame having been read, Refolved unznimmilly, • . That the Paid Petition is approved by this meeting, and that the fame be figned by each individual prefent, and be forthwith lent to fuch Manners and Makers of Malt, u have not been able to attend, for their refpeaire fignatures. 1 hat a 'Wertities be immediately entered into. for the put , pole of railing a fund to provide for the ezpenees already incurred, and which may hereafter strife, in the future progrefs of this buil- fiefs ; and that the Chairman be appointed Treafurer. That the following Gentlemen, or any &yen of than, be ap pointed I ComMittee for managing the raid fund, and forwarding the t large* of this Meeting, vir—. illiam Philpot, Efq. Mr. Martin Harfant, John Edgar Ruft, Efq. Mr. Abraham Cowell, Edmund Barber, Efq. Mr. Thomas Steele, George Archer, Efq. Mr. ohn Norman, John Marriott Efq. Mr. dm Corder, George Brook Keer, Efq. Mr. • Chandler, Mr. John Woodcock, Mr. John Rand, Mr. Wm. Smart, Mr. Stephen Stull, Mr. Nathaniel Bytes, Mr. Samuel Ray, Mr. John Bytes, - Mr. Roger Groom, Mr. Geo. Edwards, Mr. George Bagels, Mr. Edward Bridgeman, Mr. John Spalding, and Mr. John BAy, Mr. WiWam Froft. And that they be empowered to mew and sdiuurn from time to time, and to take fuch meafures as t ley (hall deem proper and necef -I.fary foe carrying Min etket the ohjeat of the foregoing rift I lib° I. That Mr. R. P. Wtite. and Mr. R. Crabtree. of Hal,fworth, A be appointed Solicitors, for rendering fuel* profelfional aiLitanc, to the Committee as may be neadrary in the courfe ut this buiireh That the above Refolutions.be figned by the Ch .trtnan, and adverted in the Ipfwicb Journal, the Bury, Norwich, and Chelmsford papers, and in the STAR. Courier, and Commenial Chronicle. WILLIAM PI lII.POT, Chairman Refolved unanimoudy That the thanks s 4 this Muting be event° the Chairman, for his attention tritiM bulkier, of the day, Mid far tab ale ea the Cur. This day was poldithed, No 1. — Elegantly printed in evo, on fuperfine paper, and embelllffsed with a complete fet of beautiful Copper.pl-tes, pine as. Tu be regularly coatinu:d every Week, of B T UFFON's NAU RAI. HIS TORY— con t a i n i ng a Theory of .he Earth—a General Hiftory of Man, of the Brute Cre..tion-..and of Vegetables, Mineral:, .!re. Tr:inflated from ts.e French, 'nd interfperfed with Notes. By J. S. BARR, Efq. To which is added by way of a complite Supplement. ti Natural Hiding of Watts, It arrit.cs, Flin, and Icssac re. The whole •31 thia valuable wr rk, forming beyond comparlon the malt complete and decant Natural History in the Engliih. or any other language, beautifully printed, and making 15 **Elmo in Bvo. which coo , ain near Soon Farm of beautiful letter-peels, betide the elegant ..•id numerous let of original Copper plate;, titian from life, being . ..at printed off, in the belt manner, in 94 Numbers, price is. can., may be had, at the op:ion of the prrchai. as, by one or mme zt a time, or in 15 'Volumes. In Board), vgree - 4s I 6 Bound in Calf and lettered - 6 4 0 Elegantly bound in etlf, gilt and lettered 6 at 6 TO THE PCI3I.IC. The advantges ariEag from the entertaining . (body of Merrill Hiitory arc too generwly felt and acknowledged to need enlarge. mint in favour of a Work etlett:ated to Aft that enlightening rat. fuit—ii may therefore be fufftrient to rcrnath. tbat the general outline of the prefent del go is to give i edrreet defeatist ion of; theory ot the Earth, the Hiitory of Man, and of the Brute Ctrs. lion, of Vegetables,. Minerals, and of the various Birds, Fa. Reptiles, and thefts which adorn animated .Natere; together with a clear fueeniet ac:oant of their habits, erlioins, and quail. ties, on the authorities of Balfon, Geoffry, Johnfon, Malphigi, Marald, lowenhoek, Swarnmerhan, SpaUangan.itheauntur,Wil loughby. Ray, Durham, De la Pluehe, Gowan. Morro, Hunter. Lettforne, k:dwards, Pennant, and other •zminent Naturalifts, the Tranfaetiot.s of the various Philaophieal Soeledes in Europe, and the moth refpedtable Travelers and Voyagers. Every attention has 'seen paid corroder this Work as complete and carat as poi. fible, which the rranilator and Editor has more particularly tut. dertaktn, at the dart of many of the .Nobility and Gentry of this kir ;dom. as no complete Hillary of the kind has hitherto born put hilted. N. B. ro pei-vent tniftakes and the obtruflon etforiner and in. ferior wo:ks on the robed, the Public are requeled to **for, of order, Barr's New and beautiful Edition of Burton's NATVIAt 111 %TOR TA% hich is eaecultd in a degree of veryleperior excellence. London . Printed from the Trott: l 26o, of Mr. Barr, for the Proprietor; android by H. 1.1 Symon:4, No. 20, Patemofter-row, and may be had of all. Baokeilers and Newfmen in Town and Country, on the above terms. Jolt publiihed, a new and elegant Edition of volumes tamp. which will he found to be that Buffon ever offend to the Public. In Poarda, price Pentad iat Pact‘p. and lettesta rine calf ❑nti lettered Zkgantly boned is calf, gilt and Inured t the 46ove, In is @heap& Edifies 46 ,t 3 rl 0 ♦ ♦ 6 ♦ DO 0 16 4 s 7 6 — V7rfvf. - F - OX. Efq. Brughrecv! of Mancheiter in tht Chair. It was Utianitiontly it - delved. z. That the Death of the late Lord Vircount NELSON, in the arms of Vitlory, and after a Ile of brilliant ferviees unequalled in the annals of the country, cannot fail to excite the livelittt fenti• ments of regret, wbilit the tranfeendent virtues, talents, and bra very of thisilluttrious chief, claim the higheit veneration and gra titude from his afteCtionate countrymen. s. That in the midft of their furrow. foithe lots of a life fo in valuable, the Inhabitants of the towns and neighbourhood of Man chefter and Salford, fincerely deplore the late of thole gallant heroes who unfortunately fell, or were wounded in the late glori ous conflict g. That though attended with the mebneholy events before mentioned, the late fignal vidory, fo glorious to his Majtßy's arms, fo fuecefsful in its Me. and to important in its national eonfequene s, affords the molt. heartfelt congratulations, and calls for tray polhblc uibutc from thabyaky and patriotifm of Britons. 4. That the molt grateftil aelnowledgements of this Meeting, arc jutuy due to Admiral Lord COLLINOWOOD, and the Offi cers, and Men, who fo nobly (mended his exertions during the adios. S. That the Rill more recent fuceeffes, while they add treat laurels to Brides valour, reeve to complete the almott final &Rene lion of the enetny's bodfkd Beets, and forcibly demand the molt public traintoules of grateful fatisfaetiun. & • Fhat a dutiful and loyal Addrefs to his Majefty, erpreClee of theft fentiments,bo Immediately prepared, and, that John Leaf, R A Fatington, t. barks Frederic Brandt and Francis Philips, Wets be defired to prepare the tame. 7. That the Addrefs, now read, be approved and figned on be half of this Meeting, by the Chairman. That the Members for the County, if in London, be requeft ed to prelkat the Addrefs ' . but if abfcnt , that it b e pr e f ente d through fuels channel as the Chairman may diredi. 9. That a Subteription be immediately entered into, for the be nefit of the difabled and wounded, and of the widows and chil dren of thefe-who fell In the late memorable anion ; and that a Committee be appointed to receive and appropriate the fame, in as Ipeedy and effe 'mat a manner as poffible. To. That the Committee eonfilt of the following Gentlemen, (who :..re empowered to add others to their number,) namely, the Boroughrecves and. Conitables of Mauchelter and Salford, Mr. it. A. Farington, Mr Charles Frederic Brandt, Mr Francis Phi lips, Mr James Hibhert, Mr John Jackfon, Mr John Bahlwin, Mr John Barton, Mr John Atkinfon, Mr James Cooka, Mr Shakfpcar Philips, Mr John Douglas, Mt John Touchet, Mr ThO- . Inas ktelebi.r, Mr Thomas Hardman, M r r Nathaniel Gould,•Mr Pauntefey Hulme, Mr John Marthall, Mr Otho Hulme, Mr George Phillip=, Mr John Railton, Mr Henry Farirgton, Mr John Bateman, Mr Robert Peel, Mr Lawrence Peel, Mr John Leafs Mr Jonathan &ever, Mr Robert Spear, Mr John Keartley, Mr Clore, Mr Samuel Barker, Mr Samuel Lomax. Mr Thomas Scholes, Mr John Drinkwater, Mr Richard Rufliforth, and Mr James Potter, and that any five of them be competent to a.a. at. That the Refolutions of dill Altcting be interted in all the Newfpapers, pablithed in the County of Lancaticr, 14 in two of the Evening London Papers, and two of the Morni..g I.ondon WM. FOX, Botoughrerie of hlauchetter, 9 Chairman. The Boroughrceve having left the Chair, the fame was taken by John 1.0.af, Efq when It was Unaninseugy Refolved, That the thanks ti the Meeting be i;i7;:i to the ficroughrisues and Cooldtbks of Mancliefter and S i'tOrd, for their reatlim.ia in e wing the fame. That particular thanks are due to William Fox, Efti. the Chair man, for the manly, and very impraffive manner in which he cp.T.cd the bufidefs of this !fleeing, end his able and fatlsfaetory condudt in h Chair. JOHN LEAF. 13. mks G r the hubfetiption are left at the Banks of Meffrs. rox and Co. and Mcnis. Heyw , o4, Brothers, and Co. at the Sin's of Mr. Harrep, Mcffrs. Clarkee,and Mars. Tlionifon ; and alto at the Bridgewater 14cwi Room; MI at Slimes Puucb. tiuutc. rt.! , •":',!-,..,.... --..'. -_. •*-, " 1 2./ ,c 1 . "7"lh • ' . -..' - C AK . I .-...' ,- • .„1: '' , - ..i , ••• -•• . .... .. •s•‘ - • t '' •% . . .. . • ' 111. 1 , Allis ' - i‘lialir nein . .I I A ..• .1 . N5....1 ^ . --s t • . 1 7 ‘ 1:.I . -. f' i . 0 .. . • - .. _ ..... . . . - . . MBER 19, iBos. [PRICE SOC.PiNes.:. --:.--- EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Noveakr 13, dor. 1 • Thin day were Publiffied, in 1 Viols. !ivy. rice 1 6s in boards. ' • THE COURT OF DIRECTORS o f the I DISCOIJ RS .. S nn vs' ions TOPICS relating ill ' UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG- DOCTRIYE and PRAC I I 'IL • LAND„trdiog to Me EAST INDIES, d o &wiry Ow notice By the late Rev. T. REMICK. ' , Printed for f. plosion. in St. Pairs Church-yard. ' That the 'Bills of Exchange drain on the Court from India and This day was putdifh. d, . .. ' • China, falling due in this pr e f e n t m on th, an d t h e mont h of De- Handfomely printed in quaito,on Writing Parer, price in boards 76. 1 -ember, will be immediately paid, upon the Holders of the Bills To be continued annually, - • • allowing Difth T HE unt for the unexpired time, at the rate o f hi ve p er FARMER's DAILY JOURNAL, and :i Cent. per Annum. . WILLIAM 114.11:5et.", Sc r!zrg. COMPLETE ACCOUNTANT, recommended m all Far - mere, as well Proprietors as Oce4iers of Farms, Stewards, Bailiffs, . • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Noverevr 1 • -1-.5. &c. as the me. c:f-• and rear!! Method of keeping the Aecounts I THE CO AIMITT iIE of ACCOUNTS of the EAST- o k r d.t e F o t ariE r i f li arn og o n ng ly ed , n ' ;; : y, h . e;; l : ia m e o f k ae Ca et i m ci t t e y 'a sti nd th r a t a mr a d oe p Knuw. INDIA COMPANY, do &rely eve "Mice, Account, as well of the Labour as the Profits of .the Farm. ,i That they will receive Tenders for the fupply of PAPER and • By A PRACTICAL FARMER.. 0 Printed for F. C. and j. Rivincton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. it other ARTICLES of STATIONARY, for Home Confumpticn, yard ; and fold by all Bookrellers in Town and Country. from fuels Perrone as may be &firms of fupplying the fame. Their YORKE's LETTERS. I; propofah, reeled Op; to be addrtffed to the Committeeof Accounts. This day were publithed, in two Volume,, Bvo, price ire. boardr, and to deferibe the fame on the outside, with the words "Tender L ErFER4 written from FRANCE, in the Year 1 for Stationary," at or before twelve o'clock, on Wednefday the 1802 ; containing an Account of the State of its Morale, Li 27th Infant. The quantities contrafted for to be delivered in the terature, and Politics. By HENRY REDHEAD YORKE, Efq. • courfe Of the year by four inftalments.—A Lilt of fuch Papers There Lettas were written to titos, and part of than actually and other Articles as are in general life, may he rem, by applying 'printed In that Year ; Ante which, until the preto t moment, day • t to gdr.Tboimas, Stationary Office, No. roll, l.eadenhall ftreet. have, from political Motive*, tieisained in the hands or the prism,. • CHARLES CARTWRIGHT, Arcoin.rnat• Sold by H. D. Symonds. No. ao, Paternofter-row. S. Where ni ty he had. 1 •-• • ; . • EAST INDIA HOUSE, November re, 1801. z. MERCIER's New Picture of Paris, 2 Volt ifle. • ' THE -COMMITTEE of ACCOUNTS of ibe EAST- 2 3: CLERY's Jo urna l Paris L a le t li ti ne- te l t: e d u; p s le Va d l u i ti:g 3B' the Conlin 't INDIA COMPANY, do berdy give mike, of L outs KVL King of France; in French or EnAlifh, 6s. each. I That they will receive Tenders for the fupply of PAPER for The SECOND EDITION ft-toilal andEidaTgedsVithal'ir:faerf s , PRINTING at Home, from fuch Perfoneas may be deGrous of By JAMES GLZICF., Efq. fupplying the fame. Their proporals, fated up, to be addreffed This day were publiGied, price los 6d. in boards, . 1 to the Committee of Accounts, and to tine vibe the fame on the Recommended to Officers its the Army, t o Milit a ry Scools and Volunteer Corps, by Order of his Royal Meiners the Duke of °mime, with the worth o Tender for Papers for Printing," at or yak, before twelve o'cl•ck, on Wednefday the 37th ialtant. The quan• AA - ILI TA ItY. MEMOIRS, Ant ion t and Modern, I ttitlescontrafted for to be delivered be the comic of the year by IVL of CAMPAIGNS, BATTLES , four inftalments. WAR. ExtraCted from the heft Authorities. By W THOMS.ThT, LL. D. A Lift of fuch Papers as are in general oft maybe teen by ap. Auther of the Continuation of Principal Watfoh's Hiftory . of the plying to Mr. Thomas, Stationary Office, No. roll, Leadtuhall. Philips of Spain. &e. ate. (trete. CHARLES CARTWRIGHT, Accountant. With the Affiance of Moi•ary Officers acquainted both with .. Books aid afloat Scenes of War. li AT a GENERAL MEETING of Malt fi ers and Fora Charaehr of this Work, fe e the Monthly, Edi n b urg h, Makers of Malt, refitting within the County of Suffolk, Ciitierd. and Anti-Jacobin Reviews. ' held at the White Hart Inn, Stowmarket, on Monday the 4th day Printed foe - photon, in Sc, Paul's Church 'lra ; Richsrdf o ns, in .1 Coriihill; Egaton,oppofite the A Inthaity,and Vern nand Ho o d, of November, ator, in order to take into confideratinn the pro• priety of petitioning Parliament for the repeal of the 30th and 3 . 0 in the Poultry. . SeeSions of the Aft of od Geo. 111. Chap. 38, prohibiting the . - This day was ribliffied, watering or fprinkling Grain making into. Malt upon the floor, SERIES of highly fir,iihed ENtriRAVINGS • and Alb for removing the doubts at prefent entertained, concern - A . ing the right of appealing to the Juftkes in Quarter &Mons from I. X from SHAKSPEA,RE'it SEVEN AGES of MAN. comktions by two Magiftrater BY Mr. WILLIAM BROMLEY. ~: WILLIAM PHILPOT, Efq.-in the Chair. Who has already Co ably diftinguiftied.biadelf in Macklin's Bible, It was unanimoufly refolved, Bowyer's Hillery of England, and other Works of equal celebrity, {: That the operation of the above Claufa has been found by cape- from Darns by Mr. SITOTHARD, R. Al accompanied with de- ;1 rience to be produftive of the molt injurious confequences to the r eelitnent Hiftcwic4l* Moral, and Entertaining. By an eminent l Mannfafture of Malt,and to fubj eft the fair trader to great difficul- Literary Charader. . • .. This Work con fi fts of Pour Number', cotnprifing Seven Plata, . 1 ties and hard Chips, without any ad• quate advantage to the revenue. comprehending the Seven Ages ; a beautiful Vignette,tharadrair. That the moifture imbibed by the Grain in the Steep, however long hnmerfed, is found to be incompetent to the purpore of keep. tic of the fubjed; and the paffage complete from Shakfpeare. log up fulicient vegetation to carry the acrofpire as far as the end Each Number contains two plates and four Pages of letter.prefi, the whole x ti-inehes by eight. Price is. 6d. or the Whole coat of the Grain, which is the true criterion of perfed Malt ; and that the reftriffidon impaled by the above Chula againft recruit. plete 11. toe ing the languid vegetation, by wetting the Grain upon the floor For the Accommodation oldie curious, and the patrons of the previous to the expiration of twelve days, raiders it impoffible to fine arts' a few copies arc taken off iii tolintra, which will befound manefadture a perfeft article; whereby great lots is fuftained by to equal drawings. Price, complete, 31. , the Maltfter, and (till greater injury by the confumer ; and that 'the fo/lowing jolt Criticifrn on this Work is copied from the' this Meeting are not aware of any difadvantage which could ante • .tylpitchly Malt:aloe: to mM Revenue, were the Makers of Malt permitted, as hereto. t' This verrbea. µant Work, width, we ought to have noticed fore, to (print& their Grain upon the floor; the Officers of Ex- in a farmer Number, 'cot:flits of feven exquifitelY fine Engraving, elkhaving the power of akin- their guars in any Sta ge of opera- rit inches by eight, eltaraffictiftle of the Seven Ages of M an , an d don between the Steep and the Kiln. I a highly finithed Vignette, evidently taken front Pope's fifty.— 'that, independent of the evil above Rated, the molt oaprelave T.'ithout analog at large into. the merits of each plate, all of which and ferions grievances to the Manufatiurers of Malt arik, from are done in a very fuperior ityk, we cannot help mcomnieudiog the facilities and temptations which the flat-mentioned ClauL in :a ••••' 1 :1i- "'.lse, the School Boy, In the fieli Number; and the pidurc c i oecond Chlidilmak in the Salt, as two. of the fineft particular stoats for unfounded and vexatious profecutions. That . pieces of compob don we have ken ; the tardioefs of the form er , on the naturally stoat, appearance of the Grain upon the fl-or for fe veral days after being thrown from the Ciftcni, added to the fa ft his road to (dual, and the debility cf the latter, ' fans teeth, fans of the Officers participating in the penalties, enables and enema. eyes. rem tette, fans every thing,' cannot fail of leaving de e p itn. rages fuch as are either ignorant o' the proeefs. or inclined to take P rd li mi i n t h e mind cat every Creator of the talk and execution undue advantages, by availing themfelves of that particular liege of the Artifts.• The illottrations are well adapted to the different of operation, when fuch natural appearances may E:em to juftify fubjefle ; as an introdoet ion, the Commentator has traced the fufpicion,to exhibit informations againft the Meitner, from which different authors of alltiqUi.y, as well as thole of mere modem .no vigilance can guard and no innocence putted him ;up ha which times, who have divided the round of human eziftence into repo. leooviftions are accuftorned to be founded -n mauer of opinion rate ages." only, and from which no appeal Is to be obtained ; and that there Printed for H. D. Synionds, :',O Patemofter-row.