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ViteiTtE-ROYAL, DRUILY;LANg fl . ifl' OFFICE, Odok. 27, 1800..• , ' XVIORDS COMMISStORERS of the bestia4 . 4o 64nuii iht 4l4 l.l.mr 'th.4e setit oi4 .h4s-*est*v ti.'starty s i S Fl h o ip attn ° to 44" gthikt .d for t a saretiof t he Conveys passing or iepassing, and the iiid Ship 'g &tried Co take her Beiringi as follows: viz.-7he Light House oa the lirand . te / he brought to bear N. W. by H. by Compass hi id or 17 fatliMass . wifi'er, the other end of the Knolun or Anholt Reef will tiiipihear N. E. by N. by Compass, distant five Miles—Notice thereof is hereby given for the information of the Masters and Pilots of his Majesty's Ships, and for the be nefit of Navigation in general. W. W. POLE. S PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 29, their m a jesties Servants Will 'act sieonnO, called ' 7 THE'WORLD. ekge, Mr. ELLIsToN ; Echo, • Mr. BANNISTER :,,.,., Me. WROUGHTON ; Index, Mr. MATHEWS. . v" - ' Lady Bleomfield, Mrs. JORDAN ; .... b re *, Mrs. POWELL ; .1:11flor 8.r..,....„,yc.; ip. pa . t. ,.., M r . 4s ; .Loiter, Mr7DE CAMP.. , Afteeibici WI be reOlved the Grand Romance a ' ' • BLUE BEARD ; Or, F EMALE CURIOSITY. I,vidc New , Scenes Dresses, and Decorations. e,_(Bluel .ard), Mr. RAYMOND; Ibrai,fir . MATHRWS; Seine, Me. 1. SMITH; Shambac, Mr. PENLEY • Ham, Mr. SCRIVEN; MnsfaPha;tts.W£Bll. . . r.tima,MOUNTAIN ; lie* . LYON; Belt, Mrs. BLAND. th, Monday, lath Bull ; or, An ,EisgtishineesyWeside. op Tesicy,the Comic Opera of Cabinet; with the Comedy it Time Nests zifter Marriage. on ortialey, the Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer. Oa Thanday, the Comedy of the Country Girt. a , 4 t iew Dania, in Three Acts, called the Siege of Si,. Q u ittka, or the Spanish Patriots, with new scenery, music ,drosses„ asd decorations, is in rehearsal, arad will be speedily produced. : . .. This day was pabilibad. In 2 cols. Croon Ootavto, and hot-Ft-mil plioSlvi ' A•SELEC TIO N Q F .POSide . Lty CHARLES .S ART, Printed for Lon;m4u, Hurst, Rees. and Ornseantespoter row, Leaden ; and M. Hage, Newark. lust pliblialte4. • • ALETTER. to his Royul Highness the DUKE of YORK, or an Exposition which led to the late Appoint. meat of hir Hew Dalryoiple.—By THOMAS HAGUE. Published by Horseman, No. 8, Hanway-street, Oxford-street; where may be had, the Letter to his Majesty on the income and Services of the Royal Dukes as also the Traits of all the Royal Dukes, and 311 other publidations. I his day was published, , . . Sia eine 'Volume, foolscap Svo. the Fourth .talittos. prima sa. in boards, of - • - THE WANDERER OF SWITZERLAND, and other Yoetns, REPLY TO HOGAN. This day was published, prioe 2s. 6d. ASHORT ENGLISH ANSWER to a LONG IRISH STORY, or a Key to the'Mystery of the Barouche and Bank • Notes, proving Brevet-Major HOGAN'. Accusations against his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, to be barefaccd Caluatuies. Sold' by C. Chapple, Craddock and Joy, Ave ' Maria-lane ; and T. Blacklock,,ltoyal Exchange. Where may be had, the SeCosid Edition, of -a Complete Vindi cation of the Duke of York in reply to the foul-charges of Men toriana and other Pamphleteers, price ils. 6d.; also, the Second Edition of the Bonne Boache of Epicurean Rascality, dedicated to the worst Man in his Majesty's Dominions, being a complete ,refutation of the various attacks on the Duke of York and Mr. Greenwood, price 3s. /id. By JAMES MONTGOMERY. Prinfrd for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternotter 7 row Mr. Montgomery displays a rich and romantic fancy, a ten: der heart, a copious and active command of imagery and ha . guage, and an irresistible influence over the feelings." Eci.. R. v —Fora very high character of this volume, see : Aww.licv. If, •*. This day was published, In Pour Volumes, Duodecimo, price IL 4d. la bodrils. R OMANTIC TALES. By M. .G.. LEti~_l;;. Author of the Monk, Adelgithaja. • " Ah, happy be, who thus in magic thenhea- O'er worlds bewitched in early rapture dreams, Where wild Enchantment waves her potent wand, And Fancy's beauties fill her fairy land." CILABSI. Printed for Longmal, Hurst, Rees, andOrrne, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Lassl,l, Spectre, a Drama, in Five Acts, price us. 6d, nu; cHEA rim, HAYMARKET. invfONDAY EVENIHO NEXT, October 31, Us' their Majadet Servants wt aet the Tragedy of ROMEO AN . p . Romeo, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Estaius, Mr. CRESWELL ; crlet, Mr. Cr .APNIAN;,Mentagise,Mr.DAVENPORT•i pais, Mr MENA ; Mereitio,lar. LEWIS ; BenreliniMr. BRUNTON ;Tybeit,lVlr. CLARIMONT ; Friar Laurence, Mt. MURRAY; Aritticary, Mr. SIMMONS ;Peter, M. T. BLANCHARD ; • Lady Caputo, Airs. HUMPHRIES.; time, Mn. DAY EN PORT ;tiliet, Miss. NORTON.: In Act A Masquerade Scene." cession to the Monument of the Capulets. 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IN.LETTER to the Right Revereod•the LORD BISHOP of LONDON ; containing a Statement of the Imfisoral and Disgraceful Scenes which are every evening exhibi ted in the Public Streets by Crowds of half-naked and unfortu nate Prostitutes; to which is added a Postscript, containing an ADDRESS to the MAGIST RATES Of LONDON, WES r MINSTER, and the Both /lon of Sournwaax. By A CITIZEN. I* - - The Profits of this Publication will be given for the Sup port of the London female Penitentiary. Sold by Williams and Smith, Stationers'-court, LudgateAtreet. This day were pubii • Part I. to LX. of the Improve s d i tition of the fi'NCYCLO_PEDIA PERTHENSIS ; or, Univer sal Dictionary of Knowledge. Being on a more comprehen sive plan, and incomparably cheaper than any undertaking sofa similar nature; every part, at 81. contains nearly as much letter press as others at 18s. 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HERAUD. London Pined for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lin coin's-Inn; and the Ainhor, - corner, of Bell-yard, Carey-street. irr It was found litt to'do justice to the above subject in the form of a Sheet Table, h has therefore been abandoued. A NEW AND IMPORTANT WO* L. This day was published, price 9cl. or. 13 to tie with the full allowance to Schools, THE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN, containing common Things necessary to be known, and. adapted to the capaaty and curiatty of Children between /bur* and ten years of age. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A.M. Author of the Class Book, the Reading Exercises, or Introduction to the Class - Book, or the Grammar of Philosophy, &c. &c. Every Parent and Tutor will be instantly struck with the tlsefid.- - ness and importance of this new Catechism, which begins with teaching the Chad to count Ten and tame the Days in the Week, and proceeds by easy steps to the definition and explanatiorsof all kinds of familiar and amnion objects. 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ON lON O a TWATI IIMIIIIWAND COMPLETION Of* AN ACCOM-; PLISLIEORDUCATIOn„ • . t . . • BEDQI4)-PIACS,Nr 3 SE4,4 - WARt. xeziam Otiltg g I.I4SIIWCTION T a for ltuttoil are o? mrerHELvreg. ; sidvhe t Papl4 Under tbs..VPC!i$L". teaduee . of ltd . will be costissed u 4 onut uttertaptioe, till the maul recut at the aid * *nay; la the 4ating Oat; . : - . 13,9. lyste Tiklaulo evert departtuels Eloastiod at the lostittdon t or at the re'cidkede'et the Pupil. Pius and - Terms of lostrutios-rThs IstrodscteiyDieepuse, on ttll4"4lAlLti, elbitets of Vocational . / ,Science—Solectiosa and ercis' es, and Othtr pub li cations of Mr . T. may *be had' at thstimiati or of IVieurs. Arch, Cornball; Mr..Keur, corner of ICjosspureet, Holborn, and other )30Saltulkru... • BOOKS AND MAPS RELATING TO SPAIN. AAA. STOCKDALE respectfully, informs the Public, that he has this (lay Published : A Itisw MAr of SrAts and PoamcAt, on Nine Sheets ;by Mentelle Member of the National instituze of Sciences at ; and P. G. Chanlaire, price IL Tls. Gd. 13 New MAP of SPAIN and PoitT u CAL, on Four Sheets; by on Thomas Lopez, Geographer to his Catholic Majesty, price 41: Nay Mar of Semis and PorrimAt., on One large Sheet; lortlen thonsas Liven: im2roved and corrected front the above Nine-Sheep Map, by E. Mentelte, price is. BOVEGOING'S PUST•ROADS of SPAIN ; with a Sheet-Map; on which are accurately laid down, all the Posts, price 2s. ed. MODERN STATE of SPAIN ; by J. F. Bourgoing ; translated franc the Paris Edition of 1807 in 4 vols. Bvo. • and a 4to. Atlas; including Essays on the State of Spain ; by M. Peyron, price 31.35. The SAME WORK, in French, viithout Peyron's Essays; in S yob. NVO. ; and the ito. Atlas, price 21.1.5. 6d. Piccadilly, October 25th, 1308. . • ea • nKi g's• idd Tavern,, is noirliperai Serail line lively Tirtles, tet'Sale. 'liirtlei driesed every day in the *lda poirfretios, for piirgesiaor. fient_to any, part of 'fovrn_or Country. , - . coma ROASTEKS'AND SQII-Elt t S. : • T HE* iliCrcascd cpasuroption of toffee, : in conse. ueneeq of the redtiction of Doty, basins rendered it inspos 'OW for .the :RoastingOffiAi tit'suppli ) the daily demand it is intiOrtabt tile Public to know, bot indivituats inarlegal4; roast their Owl) coffee, and that it is always best when newly roasted. Co(fee Roasters, for the use of private Whirss, price 3s. 6d. 'kith which bid( a pound of Cote may be roasted," by a moderate tire, in ten or twelve minutes; and Coffee Machines; of 'various sizes i and prices, on a new and mpriiredcontteudtiOn, which completely law*. the fiartra . t. iind..prrnot tblatralkoratiolS of the aromatic quality of the Coffee, are Nth' Lloyd and Co. s No. tyil l St,hnd. pIiCHARDSON, GOODLUCK; and Co. stock .l-‘• &Aka(' respecting, acquaint the Public, the Sl'4l3'E commence Drawing on the faith of Decemiter: Theitliemiliq v uitemovel;'ainl his advantages, .which no other Lottery ever possessed, viz. 72.41)151T10NAL BENEFTIS of FIVE HUNDRED TitaEr s "oloKl l 4 ll be ilvtliSftbe:Contractoe, with the per 'lnsane( Goesennient: by irbich, Adventurers have the chance. for all the Cailtal and other 'Prizes, hi 500 ar 1000 'Pickets, besides tkir ors, AO may contaa,— . • FOUR. ORIZ I Eg 7 of £20;0001 ! a meett •••• • • 5,000 I &S. &c. &C. . .• Tbe,Ticktu 'and Shares are on Sale at thi Olfices, Bank Build ings, Cortihill, and opposite the liing's Mews,' Charing Cross LotdopbfAICHABD6OII.,GOODLUCK, and Co: the oat; Persons that eves sold in Shares, Two Prizes of £30,000. And in.the bit Lottery, .Two Prizes of Ai10,090.. NO. 2,000, and Ilo..1.0,19; both in Shams- • •• • 21,300 a NEW LOTTERY• , • TO BEGIN DRAWING Ist,ll DEMMER, mos. scitEma 4 of 3E20,..,00 are 10,000 2 5,000 • 1,6003 • To BEiLET, for a Term not exceedingtWenersane Years; MERE, situate and 1y at Peak Hill, n..ar Spalding, in the Couitiof 'Lineotti;•eonsit a "Subsianthl %deli Dad- ' 17101iitt, With p nattj Cottage,..Pianaty, Siam Sgable. /grand cOntaining (in twelve luclosures)SOteA. 2P.. 7p Sfty-pine Acres of which • are Arable, and the rest Itifeadtivr or Pasture, and the whole is the higliegt s f ate of ealtitatron. . With or without this tarsi may be bad alktiat rich Allotment of Land in Gowbeet Consineii•'containing 62A. tte2l7P.. Pos session ofeach to het,talten at Lady-4.ay . next attic) , • N. B. The highest tender, bylertert addressed to Mr. Grist, Land Sniveler, Canterbury, WMrse'prefeireil,lnd-flrelter paiti entirs may be leant by applyttg aim of Mr. Ashton, Cross Keys Inn, _ . . 10 , ap 44:= 100 4,3211 Zg r • US Is. 41...1.1.• dso,Ooo 20,000 10,000 6,000 5,000 2,000 ' ZOO . 7000 • •=••=MI eTwr i°4 9- 7 4 . 4 1 ! , '+.:. - "" - 1 " • J SPIEEMI.OigIus Lottery exoe4 ai it abovntle fit atirrAt.flttzEV; a4ln antitfum ' to tiktaital 4liwt hiloitt4ll•Outeritment, din CiittivicOr:hitper.. T* 4 5% of the .Lords of the Treasury fur him to; mane. E 94FT of 1009 WHOLE TICKETS, the value of vehie.V"tt IraPiedble to tilakte, u they 'may contain the follossina•Capitik Prise_ t ,1120,000, 6 of £l,OOO 10,000 to 5,000 . etC. 20 , Bte • • . There are 20,000 Ticieti in the I.oteri, with 'Not Three 1146 to a Prize ; Sat there are 001y.19,000 Tickets for Sale.— A speedy purchase is therefore neees4ary, as superior Benefits are attached to partiotai Tickets dravin the First and Sebald tiy, and the whole Lottlry will be drawn io EourDaTs• Shaves are e9titled to a Pretpcirtim o f . the above Beitehnt i .._ relicketk and -Ittares are neltioriticet-ry Licertreti Utter, ate ; and by their Agents. • Shortly will be published, M . One-Volume, by I'. Cadell and W. Dilorfes,'Strand, rORRESPONDENCZ between the • tate W. NKA4BTJRI 4 ON, D.D. Bishop et Olowester, and.the bate R. l-f(M..O, 15. D: Bishop of 'Mrs ester • from :die year 1749 to 1776, left for publication by the late Bishop Hurd, with the title of " Letters from a late erriMent Prilate to. - one of his Friends ;" and with the following entry pp 4 144 d doh of the five port -1 folio's co:Paining itie mistizialif-':-••.. .; . -.., . " '.ileve letters give so IrUSAil,c2Fe of.the Iffritciauharacrer, 1 and are; betidei, so worthy of 'him In all respects , U mean, if the reader can forgire.rhe playfaineer of hli *kin lionieilliirisitis; and the partiality of his friendship in rnany rum° titeS in NlNnir, of Ms impiety, I world have them pubbihed my death, and the profits, arising fronVthe sale iff : dialm,i to the bine: fir of the Worcepta Infirmary. . ,silt.. oacargu 1. lanai/ to', I 733." . , 4 2 2 'This day was published, price One Shining, To be continued on the first day of every Month, Numbers I. and 11. of a New Literary Work, entitled I.I"HE LIBRARIAN. No. I. contains an Atli. A- lysis, List of the Plates ' Maps, Su. in Horskili Bel. • tanuia Romana, or the Roman Antiquities of Britain—Account Of the Appointment by the House of Commons of a Committee to inquire into the State of the Public Records. Fiest Report of that Committee.—Account of the Manuscript art Il a ment of the British Museum.—List and Analysis of Papers ted by order of the House of Commons during the present asion of Parlia ment, Ste: &c.--No. II contains an Analysis, Lie a the Maps, Plates, &e. in - Chadacy's Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire —Account of the Manuscript* in the Libraries of the Royal Se ciety, and Herald's Office--Catalogue of the Works of Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes, arranged in the order of their publica- &c. &c. By JAMES SAVAGE. London: Printed by and for William Savage, No. 2s, Bedford bury ; and sole by a 1 Booksenere in the United Kingdom. • . Where also may be bad, 11. No. I. price is. humbly inscribed (by penrdadon) to her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales,•of the .NEW TESTAMENT of OUR LORD JESUS . CHRIST, with a fur ther Abridgment. of the PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS of t h e l a te Rev. WILLIAM BURKITI'. By the Rev. Samuel Glasses D.D. F.R.S. Rector of Winstead, Essex, and Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty. The 2d edition. - It is proposed that this Work shall be comprised*, I t nombers Royal evo. closely printed.. to be published On the fink day. of every mouth. . .. 111. DESCRIPTIVE POETRY; being a Selection sfram the best modern Authors, principally having reference to subjects in Natural History, s. in extra boards. " This Selection is made with much judgment and taste, and has in some degree the distinction of novelty. It in a particular manner unites instruction with amusement, and may very pro perky be-neon:mended to all who have the care of young persons. The authors selected for the purpose are of high character among niodern authors for poetic-at talent."—Brit. Cnt. Jan. 11308. IV. TRUTH and ERROR CONTRASTED, ins letter to a Young Gentleman, in answer to his Apology for joining*. Pei: ` 7 pie called Methodists. By a Friend, Is. 6d. V. The DIRECTOR; a Weekly literary Joureal-"cOlVellilli• - * I.• Essays on subjects of Literature, the Fine Arts and hiannersk,; 2. Bibliographiana, aceintht of rare and curious Books; and of the '' Book Saks, in this country, from the close of the lith 'tentney; c. Royal institution, analysis of the Lectures delialetteveilly ; . ... . 4. British Gallery, description of the principal Pict** beltibited - . • THIRD NUMBER. • for sale, with thenames of the purchasers, 2 vols. gym Its. boards. BRIT ISH GALLERY OF E/4011AVINGS. '•- . fhe Director appears to possess as many iccoismendations t , _. ~ IS Day was publiilied; in Super Royal Folio, public curiosity as any pe rio d i cal p a per which has preceded it.-- IrnrieeTlerefttilneas; the Third Number, of the above Work, The writers seem to he enlightened told accomplished - skit; the and a litnited.Sursber, of .sopies on large Imperial Paper, and a essays possess the necessary variety of being occinionally dralsene, different type s with. 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SYb it i r l ortli s-4 ,`P q . 45 LA1 6 , 11 1-66 . O S' being the only modeheld in estimation by all true admirers of the The sd part, width obropleter this Vsfork, - ii he the petle4; ind Fine Arts. . •.. i will be published early in the Spring of 1809. • The work Will consist of Twenty-five Numbers, and will farm VII An ESSAY Oa the TEETIi•of,WHEtLS, comprehtn a splendid colletton of One Hundred Engravings,. from the finest ding pripaples and their application In practice, to Millwdtk and Pictures in this country, and Will contain (besides an Account of other Machinery. With walnut-oes Figures.' By Robertson En each Picture, and a Life of the Artist) asbort History of theJArts clianau, Civil Engineer, Revised' by Peter Nl,olon, Architect, of Painting and En vii. inels4hig the Rise 'and Progies. at Si. il extra board% • - ~, • • -• . • those Arts in Great Bri tain . • •• i , •,. `• VIII. MEMOAS'lllustratcg* HihOrrof 4ACOBINISK By EDWARD FORSTER, A. M. F. R. S. . Written in French by f . te Abbe Earruei; lild 'translated *to Eng , The fourth Number,' being In groat fortvirdisesi, will be rink ' bell by the Hon. Robeif Chime, 4-vhis.:Psit,"ll. Ss. • in December, and not lest thin three, or Shore'tban hie, Nina- ! Certain.ele and that no Its appals/di tine* the eommence a ben wilionspder yearly. mm , of ow . ',b o a s) which waymers deesiswiry.to be read, and Psiblieli4 by William Miller, Albcmarle-street ; ind .1, and . 460 ed attentively, by even, per,4 7 .1 of s i ny..mpersE, whether s A. Artli,.COrnSill ; where a detailed . Pcvspectue of tjie week , keneditary or come.erelak 41;2:4 peop iiolging ise.s. FAIL in so may bekad, and where stibierip‘Polis ire received,'and the-copki 4-- *ly, arlvvet7 *T O O% iithill o r mit hatirale mutt abbe; .zap fally delieereti in the order tisey are subscribed fur. to; the kOnour of Gun, or tbe wel &are of lifsaindr—Erit. Grit.. • This day iras published, In Quarto, illustrated by Fifty Engravings, price 21.25. boards, ANECDOTES of the MANNERS and CUS TOMS of LONDON, during the EIGHTEENTH CEN TURY, inclnging the Charities, Th.pravities, Drmses, and , Amusements of the Citizens of London during that period; with a Review of the . State of Society in 1807. To which is added, a sketch of the Domestic and Ecclesiasti cal Architecture, and of the various improvements in the Metro polis.—By JAMES FELLER MALCOLM; F. S. A. Author of Lontlitaium Redivivum, &c. Ste. Printed for Longnaan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, LONDINIUM REDIVIVUM, or an •Ancient History, and modern DESCRIPTION of LONDON, compiled from parochial records, archives of various foundations, the Harleian MSS. and other authentic sources. In quarto, the Fourth Volume, price 21.25. in boards. The three first Volumes may be had ettlser separate or together, price 51. 3s. in boards. TRANSPORT OFFICE, October 26, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING -41 IS 10.118Tr's 'TRANSPORT SERVICE, for tali's: dare . SICKANk 1/70tINDED SEAMEN. wafer Mc Care lied . Custody of PRISONERS of krefle, &hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 15th NovCmber, 1802, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per Wins as may be wfiling to Contract for Victualling Palpdpws of War in Health,* Greenlaw, near Edinburgh, for six months certain, from the)* December, 1808; and Victualling Sick Pri sounds of War* prison, Plymouth, for six months Certain, from . the Ist Jantiart, 1809.. No Tender will be received after one o'clock on the day of treaty, *or any noticed, unlem the party, or an agent for him, pereonally attend. East Tender mot k acomjianiel by a Letter from two relsectable Persona, engailog to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sian of X2OOO, for the due performance of the Contract. Farther particulars may be known by applying at this Office, and otiht Agents of the said Coznatissioners at Greenlaw and Plymouth. . . OFFICE, October 15,1808. AU Exchequer 13111s . datesi bi the Months of December, 1807, and 181Uarr aitd February, 1808, re as PM* De?. • COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA JEst74; TABASfiRr, having Oren Direction:for tains d the 4ririiital Ore algae mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest theteirs,.orelle'Betehequer Bill Olice, in the Receipt of Est:hnguer,Nnii ;Palate raid,' Wertminiter, on Monday, the el it day .f Norember; eiteendanst will it given daily (Sundays and Ho!iday: excepted) until Tinirtrilab At leek November, inelksi , n, from Ten o'Clock in the Morn. Wig ski One lathe Afternoon, fcc the purpose of receiving the tame. And or iltreatetrfirtakk, tie hearers of the tail desired to bring retarlate'ikrtialf ardaisiing the Numbers ie nionelrfcal rider,' according to the value'rf the raid Bill:, and time, of comirienetwent of Interest, with the trinc;pal Some and • Intense due 'thereon ersitoted from the days on which they are rotatively dated,oe slaniiie, to the raid Silft dej. ?.Nrossoslttr,iscfsuive, 4the/S the In terest will cease ; and tie, are dnlred to wrik their Nana and Maas of ilbeisk. Lkti, and indorse their Nunn on the said Bills. If any foi ?Mini t el : tilt aft aid Bair should kik:irons of receiving Payment Prisiiitel and Inkreit, ytreohnir to the said el st day 4" Ninnwrier,theY may ie aittorennodakd on nortating the Injerest, to the day an übiisfrthei will tate paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day pear thereto. Soh Pcoonr ar n.Fy be desirous of haring New Exchequer Bills in sort ?apogee, epee Estestimkg the assornt at :la bottom of their Lifer de- Everd eis'orlfore 10th of November, may 6e accommodated with . New Bill; canytog gar Interest of three pence haiftenfty, by the dap, on every One Hawked ?was, which said New Bill: will bear date theraid '2us Sty If Noymnitr, 1808; ! u4iiiia be &livered ca lireAest'ay, the . NirrOcr, rag 410 . 0ileivia: Pays. N. )3. All Esiheijuei 33111iditcd - prlor toDecentber, E I Dieu ashidsteed to be 'paid of, and the interest tit...cot: seas cased. • P9unis . W• 4140 .! ';;* . • . • ' itittlkiEbi AND OTOOI.I.iN DRAPERS: TO BE )CHSPOSEb OF BY PMVAf CORTRACT, IHE.Stock in Trade' ant:W.oo4*a with the pease of the Premises, of a LINEN atulfl/901.4aft1-DRAPEK. retiring from business, most elfzililf 'situaigl in 'a populous • Market-town, where t he Mail.coach pais: through every day. 'l' he present Proprietnr has carried en a very extensive trade .for . a number of years, and it is considered an exsdlent opportunity for any persim wanting a situation in the countey is the abevelleie. tpprcved 84at three, six, nine, and twelve mouths, will be taken for the Whole atiiount. Further particulars may be known on.appleatlonto Mr. Cottle, Nd. 9, Carey l lant, roster-)she, Cheapsidthi '.d, Par K¢ 011.