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i . ,„ . . 1 14 ' ; L': •4 ...... r -- :--c,,• • , ) v , - , 11 FP' • ' MONDAY', NOVEMBER - is,- s Bos. _ r IL 7 .j . I :••• 4; • 9t s • (1 7 • e:ICEit 52491 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. SICK AND WOUNDED OFFICE, Nroesder 4, 180 S. SURGEONS OF THE ROYAL NAVY. LOitD NELSON. - O.MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER x 9, will be afted the Comic Opera of THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. The Serafkier, Mr PRAHAM. Leopold. Mr.. BANNISTER. Anfelm, Mr. MILLER, I.illa, Signora STORACE. Katharine, Mill DE CAMP. Gbizta, Mrs. BLAND. w:•ieh the New Melo-Dramatic Piece, to commemorate THE VICTORY AND DEATH OF LORD VISCOUNT NELSON. h.• added an ENTERTAINMENT. 'THERE being on the Liit of Navy Surgeons, the' names of many who have not fared, fo as to become end tied to Half-Pay, the Commiffioners for Sick and Wounded Sea men do hereby give Notice, that ankh fuck Perrone Mall prefent themfelvea for employment, or fatisfy the Board of their inability to do fo, before the expiration of the prefent year, their names wil. be omitted in the Lift for the year enfuing, on the toppation of their being dead, or having quitted the fervice. 2 Jua pnbliated, by Button and Paddy, No. yy, St. Paul's' Church-1 yatd. ;Mee One Shil li ng. I'HE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. •A Grand I. Lyrical Tribute to the Memory bf the immortal Masan. wrinin by Mr. R. Button, fet to Mate by 4kagattus Vokt. Thle day was pulathcd, in One Vol. are. tiflea 128. 6d Nerds, A SYSTEM of ARRANGEMENT and DISCI. PLINE, for the MEDICAL DE PARTMENTof ARMIES By ROBERT JACKSON, M. D. Printed for John Murray, No. 31, Fleet 'tree. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Now&► 7, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY": NAM; do &sell give moire, WARLIKE ATCHIRVEMENTS, This day was pubtifhed, In Two very large Volumes Munro, with SeVerity one Maps, Plans, Views, Sce. prone 31. 3s. in boards, THE FLEW of MARS, being an Alphabetical Account of the principal NAVAL and MILITARY EN GAGEMENTS in Europe, All., Africa, and America, from the Ninth Ccntury to tBot. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of wham may be had. in eight volumes Octavo, inuffrated with Maps. price 31.35. or on large paper 4 1 . The WORKS of VAC! fUS, with an Effsy on his Life and Genius, Notes, Supplements, &c. By ARTHUR MURPHY, Efq. .'..i, wing—Tilt Wheel of Fortune; Vietory and Death of qi Nelf.‘n; and a New Farcc called The Weathercock. •.0 Wedntfday, l'he Well Indian. Thuralay, The Haunted Tour. That on Thurfday the 21ft inftant, at eleven o'clock precifely, in the forenoon, they will be ready to fell, to the highelt bidder, at his Majelty'sVidtualling Premifes, at Deptford, fundry Lots of the followinerovifions and Victualling Stores, viz. Bread, Bread Dull, Bakehoule-Sweepings, Flour, Flour-Sweep. ings, Raifins , Rice-Sweepings, Peale, Peafe Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal. Sweepings, Bags, and Rags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Tongues, Empty Tierces and frith Barrels, Old White Rope and Tarred Rope, Butter-Oreafe, Slulh and Scrapings, Cheefe, Oil, Honey and Sugar, New Board, Doublet and Slab Ends, Wine-Pipe, Brandy Piece, Foreign Puncheon, Hogihead, Barrel, kith Half Puncheon, and Tierce Staves; Wine Pipe, Brandy-Piece, Rum-Puncheon, and Wine Hegfhead and Foreign Heads, Tight and Dry Heading; Wine-Pipe and Brandy Pieces, Hoops of various deferiptions, Broken and &int, and Broken Staves for Firewood, ying in his Majefty's Vidtuallirg Premifes at Deptford. A depofir of ail. per Cent. is to be made upon the amount of each Lot at the time of Sale ; ond if the remainder of the Money be not paid, and the Particulars taken away, within twenty work ing days afterwards, the depofit will be forfeited, and the Goods remain the property of the Crown. The other conditions may be feeniand Printed Catalogues may be had, at the Secretary', Office. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. `I'O•MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER '9, will be aeled (fifth time) a new Comedy, called THE DELINQUENT; Or, SEEING COMPANY. The Principal Chat-Jeers by Mars. KEMBLE, BRUNTON, MUNDEN. FAWCETT, LEWIS, CLAREMONT, EMERY, LISTON, Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DIBDIN, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. BRUNTON. And the Epilogue by Mrs. H JOHNSTON. After which the Balks of THE PLEASURES OF LOVE. Dedicated to her Orate the Duehefs of Bedford. This day was publifbed, elegantly printed in One Volume, (mall Oaavo, hot•pr:ffial, and illuftrated by five higbly-finifhed En gravings, from original Defigns, price 68 in extra boards, THE PLEASURES OF LOVE ; being Amy l- roar Par Nis, original, and tranflated from the Afiade and European Languages. By G. W. FITZ WILLIAIVI, Efq. Printed for James Candee, at the Albion Prefs, Ivy-lane, Pa ternolter-row. Of whom ado may be had, pit publiflied. a New and improved Edition, being the Second, of THOMPSON's SEASONS, with Notes, by the Rev. J. Evans, A. M. illuitrated by Ten Engravings, uniform with the above, price 6s. In boards Another Edition, in a pocket the, pt. 6d. boards. DERMOT AND KATHLANE To which will be added a Farce, called THE DEVIL TO PAY. l'he New Comedy will tie repeated every evening this week, er, ; t Saturday. On Wcducfday with 11 Bondocani. On Thurf. . •••:otli st Tale of Myutery. On Friday, with Paul and Virginia. Mit; Mu DI e, the young Lash-, who has performed with fuch ry ~.straordinary applaufe in the Theatres of Dublin, Liverpool, mingham, and molt of the Theatres in England and Ireland, • rake her firtt appearance in London at this Theatre on Satur n uczt, in the Charadke of the Country Girl. This day was puhliEscd, in Odtavo, The Third Edition confiderably enlarged, price cis. in boards. theFitß Volume of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the TREATMENT of STRICTURES in the URETHRA and in the (ESOPHAGUS. PATENT WHEELS for WAGGONS, CARTS, Ste. r- I 'HOSE WHEELS are equal to any weight, the fpokes being fecured in an iron box in fuch a way, that it is i•opoEihte for the fpokcs to work, or in any way get look, or rickety by long journies. The Boxes have no frig ion, preferve she arms Ly retaining the zreafe. When thefe Wheels are worn r or, the boxes can be applied to other wheels, for they fupply the purpofe of Box and Nave, fo that no wood nave is ufed in Sis iking thefe wheels, which gives them the further advantage of expofell to any weather without injury. • .r. J. Plucknett's Mowing and Reaping Machine Manufadtory Blackfriar's-road, 17, Commerce-row. TRANSPORT OFFICE LONDON, Woks. IS, [Ws. TO BUILDERS, &c. PRISONERS OF WAR, DARTMOOR. By EVERARD HOME, Efq. F. R. S. Surgcon to S . George'. Hofpital. Printed for G. and W. Nicol..Pall-Mall ; and J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church yard. Where may be itad,thc fecond Volume, price 73. in boards. Alfo by the fame Author. Pradtical Obfervations on tits Treatment of Ulcers on the Legs, Sr°. price 7s. in boards. Pratrtical Ohfenrations on Cancer. Svc% price Ss. 6d in boards. THE COMMISSIONERS for condaaing His MAJESTY% TRANSPORT SERVICE, and for the Care and Cuftody of Prifobees of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at thiii Office, on Monday the :6th day of De cember next,rto receive fealed Tenders from fuch Perfons as may be willing to CONTRACT for the EUILDING of a PRISON, for the Confinement of Five Thoufand Prifoners of War, en Dart moor, Devonihire. This day was publifbed, price ss. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,or,CRITICAL JOURNAL. No. XIII. Containing, Southey's Madoe— COrrie's Medical Reptorts-o.Leflie on Heat—Hi ts towards form ing the Charadter of a Young Prlncefs—Profetfirr Stewart's State ment of Fadts—Roucel Flore du Nord de la France—De Lille trad. de FEneide—Sir J. Banks on the Difeafe in Corn—Memoirs of Talleyrand—Micheaux's Travels-.Drummond'. Academical lbeftions—Earl of Selkirk on Emlgration—Tod's Spencer— niebault Memoires de Frederic Ic Grand—The Horrors of Ne gro Slavery. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row ; and A. Conftable and Co. Edinburgh. • Of whom may be bad, The Edinburgh Review, from its commencement In Odtober 1802, to July tans, rz Nos. price ss. each; or the whole hand. lonely done up in 6 vols. boards, price sl. 35. CURIOUS DISCOVERY IN GALVANISM. JONES's GALVANIC ELIXIR. OF this extr,tordinary Medicine, little need be laid. Its general ufe and very extenfive circulation, fuffieiently point out its merits. The Elixir is particularly recommended to .Women in high life and delicate Perfons of either fez, who from habits of indulgence,latc fitting up, &c. &e. are fubjedt to various ".s'ervous AffeCtions ; the only fanfible effet!t is an instantaneous re storation to health and fpirits, at the fame time being peculiarly iteful and even delicious to the tafte. It is alfo recommended to Women at the turn of life; Perfons fubjeet to occafional Bowel 1.2 t mplaints, Flatulency, Chofic, &c. This Medicine effedtually 11 rents and cures all kind of Eruptions on the Skin which gene •Py arife from a feverith heat in the Syltem.—ln Jaundice, Sick .ilvad-ache, the Bile, Confumptive complaints, Hyiterical Dropty,Female Difordcrs, &e. the firft bottle, if the Difaafe recent,zenerally effects a cure. To married pertain who have not been bleffed with what is co- Silent! a great and principal end of matrimony, Children, the above will he found an invaluable tree fore. Plans and Specifications will be laid for infpeftion on Monday the tfith day of November next, at this Office, and at Torr Royal ton Dartmoor, near the fpot on which the Prifon is to be built. The Tenders are to contain Propofals for Prices for execu ting Work, the including every Trade, or for any feparate Trades refpciftively, with the names of fufficient fureties for fulfilling the Contrads thereafter to be entered into. The Buildings and Boundary Walls will cover about fifteen Acres; they are to be conttrueted of Moor Stone, to be broken from the tattered rocks on the fpot, where there is alfu fine gavel, rand, and water ; they are to be floored with timber, and roofed I I with Timber and Slate, For the USE of FRENCH TEACHERS and SCHOLARS. In a few days will be publilbed, price as. 6d. bound,the thirteenth Edition of Torr Royal is &Rant from Moreton is nines, from Plymouth is miles, from Taviitock fix miles, and from I.opbill (tay nine miles, where there is good Lime, and to which there is naviga tion up the Tavy, from Plymouth. No Tcnders will be meeived alter One o'Clock, on December the 16th, the day of treaty, nor will any Ix attended to, utdefs the party, or an agent for bim, (tumid attend. THE FRENCH SCHOLAR's GUIDE ; or, an ear, Help for tranflating French into Englifh; containing, , Seled Fahles—a, Diverting 'faks..-3, Witty Reparteet--4. Rarities of Different Countries—S. Familiar Letters-4. Moral Sentences-7. Bills, Receipts, and other Forms of Bufinefs, &c. in French ; with an Index, in alphabetical order, of all the Words contained in the Book, their froper lignification ht Ellen', and their Gnormatical Derivation. Defigned for the 'are of Schools,as well as Private Learnen,very ufeful to Foreigners who underhand French, and with to learn Englith, and alto very affitling to the Miltreffes of French Boarding Schools, Sm. who, If they under hand hut little of Grammar or Eeglilh, may, by the Index, eafily corred their Schobr's Trauflation. To prevent the potability of intimation pleate to obferve that each I , oftle i• indofed in a fealed cover,with tome cafes of a private na ture, and a more detailLd account than delicJcy or the limits of an advertifement would admit, ligncd on the outfide S. Jones, in the Proprietor's hand writing —Sold wholefale. retail. and for expor t Hon, by Melfrs. Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard, and may be had of all rcfped-ible and ellablithed Venders is town and ct,tuitry, price 75. the bottle. OrdLrs for a fink bottle, inclofing the amount, or orders for four bottles, inclofing a One Pound Note, and addreffed to Mr. Jones, No. z, Baker's-cosrt, Holborn ) (poft paid) will be punctu ally executed. TO BE SOLD. By PETER HUDSON, Author of the new Introdudttott to Trade and Bufincf*. THREE BOOKS OF BIOGRAPHY FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This Day were puhliihed, New and improved Editions of thr following interjting,ufeful, aiM.approved School Looks; writ ten purpoiely for the ufe of young perfom, ou the obvious im portant Principle—that Eiample is more powerful and more . . ieduilive than precept. _ 1. T HE IIItiTISH NEPOS, conflaing of Sete& Lives of thole 11.I.US'rR lOU'S BRIION3 who have hoen the molt diftingutifhed for their Virtues, Talents, or remark ctde Advancement in Life, intcrfperfed with practical Refledlions. Written by W. MANOR, 1.1. D. &e. price 45 6d. hound; and ~ ontalning accounts of the undermentioned diltinguilked perfon ages Alfred Ronan Newton Bacon Andrews Sir R. Walpole Wickliff Co',:c Stair Chaucer Strafford Sloane ',Volley Hampden Wolfe More Harv . ey Anion I'. Cromwell Blake Barnard Latimer CL rendon I.yttleton Cabot Milton Chatham Jewell Marvel Garrick Greiham Sydney Cook Walfinsham Tillotfon Blackßono Criditon Locke lohnion Drake Hol.! l,owth Butleigh Burnet liow,ad Skakeipeare Penn Mansfield Raleigh Addifon sie J Reynolds I'vlo Mini-Duet. If, A SF.LECTION of th-, 1.1 YES of PLUTARCH, abridged f '7 e :: ufc of Schools, by William Mavor,J.L.D. &c. price es. eid. s r L and comaining accounts of the undermentioned Perfonages, ,•.•. yl illuarious and calm:001e charaaers of Antiquity: '44 It 3 Pericles Butrienes Alcibiades Pompey Timoleon Alexander Arillides Julius Ca:far odes Cato the Cer.for . Demoithenes ....., • , I-:iii Pyrrhus Cicero 4 , 1. SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY, or the Lives ,rnd Cbaraders • • !le principal Perfonages recorded in the Sacred Writings, prise . % '.lly adapted to the lollsudlion at.d Improvement of Youth. By I• ! Rev. Jthn Watkins, LLD. Price s& bound. Tbit important Work, wltich teaches and applies the Prineipks . •••." Relilcioit under the agreeable f.rrn of Biographical Narratives, 4. , ntaina aecounts of the followipg Scripture Charaders : Adam Jofeph Solomon Cana Job Elijah Abel Mofes Mina Litoch Balsam Daniel Noah Jofinta Either :Cautious Ruth Mordecai ! !fax Samuel St. John i:oatb David Jcfui Chri( ..,'rinted for Ric:HARD rillt.l IPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, rack-. • it „rat and to b.: had of all Bookshers and Dca/cra, in Book., with • ; , ! : Al f!I ow ancc to Schools. THE next Prefentation to a very Valuable Vicar '. age of a Parini In a good Country, within fifty miles of Lon don, containing about 6000 Acres of indored Land in Cultivation, with an excellent Family Houle and Offices in good repair, and between nine and ten Acres of Glebe Meadow Land near adjoining. For fittther particulars apply to Meffrs. Ricbards and Co. Sta tioners, Wych-ltreet, Temple Bar, Lutklon.—Letter. (poll paid) duly anfwered. NO rICF.. BP the COMMISSIONERS appointed under and by virtue of an Ad of the laft Salons of the Parliament of Ireland, cnti led " An Ac 2 for granting Allowances to Bodies eor " porate and Individuals, in refpat of thofe Cities, Towns, and " Boroughs, which mall ceafe to feed any Member to Parliament " after the Union. And to make compenfation to thole Perrons " whofc Offices may thereby be difecontinued or diminithed in va- Ine." Whereas, his Excellency the Lora Lieutenant hat been pleafed by his Warrant, bearing date the 4th day of November, 1805, to revoke and annul from and after the tft day of January next, In the year 1806, the Warrant or Warrants by which the laid Com. niillioncrs, or any of them were originally or have been Slice ap pointed. Ant his Excellency hath by his lid Warrant din.eled and required the raid Commiffioners to cattle public notice to be given to all Individuals, w!lo may -yet have Claims, to come be fore them forthwith, that filch Claims may he difpofed of prior to the day on wbich the Powers of the Commillioners than ceafe and determine : Now the fald Commiffioncrs do hereby give this Public Notice to all Individuals who may yet havcChalms, to come before them forthwith, that fuck Claims may be difpofed of prior to the tit day of January, 180, the day on which the Powers of the Commithoners Iltallmate and determine. Signed by Order, DANIEL WRAY, Secretary. Dated sth November, ifloS °nice of Conmenfation, No. t I, Merrion-ftreet, Dublin. KOTZBBUE's TRAVELS IN fI'ALY. This day were publifhed, In four elofely printed Volumes, fmalllavo, uniforms with the r Travels of the fame Author, price One Pound f inboards, RAVELS through ITALY, from LIVONIA through the TYROL and FLORENCE to NAPLES, and from NAPLV.S through RUM 1 , 7; BOLOGNA, MILAN, and VfINNA to Beaux, perform.d durin: the dole of the year 18:4 and the Commencement of r. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, Author of the stringer,l.4wers' Vows; Pizarro, &cc. &c. and of Travels in Siberia and in France. Various Engli(h critics have pronounced Kotzebue to be, in every rapea, 81)e fir/I traveller ," as well as the molt 'hely painter of manners and charadter that, in this line of compofition, ever addreiled the Public; and the univerfal reception of his tra vels in Situ ria and in Prance, nut .mtly in every part of thefe ifkinds but in every cotinrry in Europe, is a circumftance demonftrative of his extraordinary merit. Yet, however intcrefting may have been hi, former travels, there in Italy claim rank as his chi d eavre, and in a particular manner command the notice of the literary world, not only as relating to the molt intereftin countries in Europe, but as pollAfina a rich and unequalled fund of novelty, kikearatioat, and arnufentent. blood fit RICHARD PHILLIPS,Dridge-ftrett, Maar f i t and to _____ be had of ail Boutfellers. Of whom may be had, The fourth Edition of /Co rz eau es Ta.tveLs in Ste rata.thhor volumes, price t 35.6 d.; and the third edition of his Taavats in FRANCS, three volumes, price 1.34 61 ist boards. London Printed Mr J. johnfoo ; Scitcherd and Letterman Longman, Hurlt, Rees and Orin; and C. Law. This day were publifhed, in one Volume Bvo. with a large Map, price 7s. boards, TRAVELS to the Weftward of thetALLEGANY MOUNTAINS, in the States of OhiNiKeutucky, and Ten ncfre and return to Charielkown, through the Upper Carolinas. With a very cuffed whole-Meet Map of the States in the Centre, Weft, and South of the United States. Tranfiated front the French of F. A. Michanx, M.D. Member of the Society of Na tural )4ittory of Paris, Ste. By B. LAMBERT. ••• This journey was undertaken about the time of the ceffion of eouifiana to France, under the aufpices of M. Chaptal, Minilter of the Interior, with a view to procare a thorough knowledge, from adtual obfervation, of the nature, produce, COMIIICTCC, and politi cal confequence, of thofe parts of the United States, which are in the vicinity of that country. It therefore contains very accurate in formation on thefts fubjeds ; and,front the minutenefs with which it points cut the comparative value of the land in different diftridts, the modes of culture heft adapted to each, the facility or difficulty of finding a market for its produee,and the means of procuring ar ticles of necellity or convenience from the Maritime States, affords very valuable information to every perfon interetted in this vaft extent of country, which has been fo little known, and fo much mifrsprdcnted. Printed for J. Mawman, Poultry. STUDENTS IN ANATOMY. This day was publilhed, In One very clofely printed Volume, (mail 8 vo. price 9s. inboards, The Sixth Edition of THE ANATOMIST's VADE-MECUM—con tabling the ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, MORBID APPEARANCES, &c. of the HUMAN BODY—the Art of making Anatomical Preparations, dtc. To which are added, Anatomical, Phyftological, Medi cal, and Surgical raiteitions for Students. By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D. Fallow of the Linnzan and London Medical Societies, ficlident Phyfician to the St. Mary-la-bonne Infirmary,. Ste. This Work preftnts to the Studont a oreful Anatomical Con freaua, or Pocket Manual of Anatom) and PhyGology, in which he will find, t. A Ihort but accurate defcription of the different parts of the Human Body, and their fundtions. 2. An enumeration of the Difeafes to which thole parts are fob jeet, and the various operations of Surgery that are performed= the Human Body. 3. The method of preparing the various parts of the Body, to exhibit their Strudture in a Healthy and Difeafed State, as far as our prefent knowledge will enable us. 4. A Olorary, or Explanation of the principal Terms tired in that Silence. ' s. Such Qeftions as he probably will be required to anfwer at the College ot Surgeons, the Medical Board, the Board of Sick and Hurt, drain order to obtain his Diploma, or pal** as Surgeon. or Surgeon's Mate for the Army or Navy, or the Service of the Eall. India Company. Printed for John Murray, No. 3s, Fleet.ftrect, London ; Bell and Bradfsee, Edinburgh; and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin.