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SEMPLE's JOURNEY through SPAIN dad ITALY to NAPLES; and thence to SMYRNA and CO NSTAKII N 0 PLF.. •„" A few Copies of the Book of Roads (which has been ac tually translated from the last Guido. di Posta, published at Ma drid in 18C4, by order of the Government) have been printed separately for the accommodation of the Purchasers 'of the First Edition, and will be sold, with the Map, at us. fid. THE BELLES LEITRLS. This dry was published, in Two elegant Volumes, duodecimo, price 12s. in 13 , :ards, or 1-is. bonud and lett,red, Polonius, Mr. MIINDPN ; 1 aeries, Mr. BRUNTON ; Horatio, Mr. MURRAY; Ghost,. Mr. P(WE. Certrude, Qui-ort of Dehniark, Mk ST. LEGER ; • • Ophelia, Misa•13O1:ION. • To which will be added the Musical Entertainment Of WHO WINS ? Or, THE WIDOW'S CHOICE. lambic :inpore, Mr. FAWCETT ; Caper, Mr. LIS l'ON; Friendly, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Matthew Mole, Mr. SIMMONS; Trust, Mr. DENMAN. Widow Bellaire, Mrs. C. KEMBLE ; • Lisette, Miss DE CAMP. ihles 6s. Second Price :is. Pit ns 6d: Second Price Sit. Gallery s, Second Price U. On Friday, the Play of the Stranger; Mrs. Haller, Mrs. Sid dots; to which will be added (never acted; a new Melo-Drama, in two Acts, milled Princess Lind No Princess. yr On account of the great overflow last night, the Tragedy of Macbeth will hr rentated nea i t-141onday. Laelles end Gentler:we are requested to order their Coachmen to set down and take up with their homes' heads towards Pail -14.111. 7Ll!.:lf'[:l:RU\Ai,,l,RtJ V-L._i.~fi. TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1 their M..jzsties Servants will act a Coir.ci clued THE WORLD. Cheviot, Mr. ELUSION ; Eclio, Mr. BANNISTER ; wilco, Mr. WROITGIITON ; Index, Mr. MATHEWS. • Lady B!iu,rilield, Mrs. JORDAN; Mrs. Barclay, M7s. ; Elinor Barclay, Mist BOYCE; Daxtra..ss ; Mr. 1'..1.1.2.11ER ; Loiter, Mr. DE CANIP. To which will lie :ALA the Musiriil Enterrainment ci• •7• • THE. DESER'T'ER. - Henry, Mr. I. ;his first :tprivisriiritii in that character); Rus,et, Me. COOKE ; Sinikin, Mr. RUSSELL; Skirmish, Mr. BANNISTER.. Louisa, hlrt. CORRI, (her s: , cond apraranee nn any stage t) Jenny. Mrs. I:LAND; Nlarp.r..-tt!, "Mrs. NIADDOCK:' , . In Act li. will he I.Janceuvres, the Dead 111.ircb, had th!: Ceierriceir used in Shooting • Deserter. The doors to be oper.ed rt hail past five, and begin at half put six.—No Money returntd. Places for the ilexes to be taked of Mr. Spring, at the Dos- Office, Russell-itre‘t. On Satur.lai, Ti V. - cst !nd:ar. ; with (40th time:: the M lo• Dame or Elltn EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLINGtoIR ELAND .Ly way of Bnstul, where there are Thirt) -four PAI:KETS cinstantly passing and rtpassinz.; ; Six on the average, weekly, ',mind and weather F.rinitting„; takirg their departure from Weeks Hotel, and Lamp-lieters HAI inn and Tw. , ern, for Dublin, Cork, Waterford, aPti Bc!fa ,t. 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This day was published, in Six elegant Vols. post kvo. Embellished with Portraits by Ceaotitst Wit SON, Faze Three Pound:, in boards, or Three Pounds Ten Shillings elegantly hound, for a literary present, THE CABINET of POETRY, containing the best EMTLRE P , ECPS which 4r , to lie futnid in the 'Works of the BRITISH front ma,Tol: Printed in Chronological Series, and the Wczka of each Poet prefaced by an account of rats Life al:debar:arr. Selezted PRATT, Esq. " If the Crain were separated front the Chair which fills the Work; of our National Foct:•, what is truly valuable and would be to what is usarsii in the proportion of a Molehill to a Moun tain." &mgr. " The Poets at large, like the Statutes at large, are prosarbial for the quantity of worthless lumber which they cor. tin, have long been a heavy tax on the purse and patience of the public." PREFACE. Printed tor RICIIARD Femurs, N . o. 6, Briige-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Books:Alas. N.B. To, afford an adequate idea of the singular worth of the above-mentioned Work, it will be necessary simply to enumerate the names (Attie Par...., the best of whose works unaltered and unabridged, oc:upy pages. VOL. I.— -Mitrost. VOL. 11. Cowley R oat estor I labia: Hughes NV:llkt Pomfret • P Buckinjhani hauler hhillipa Gsaih Fenton Denham Kiug kowe Yaldrn Dryden Spratt Addison Cai VOL. BT. Fattison fill Talroner liattirricnd Broome Waits Savage Swift Biair Prior Pope TickcU Somerville VOL. N. Thomson A. Phillips Collins Akenside Mallet Hamilton Dyor • Young VOL. V. Gray Churchill Grainger Langhorne FL West Lloyd Satinet Bruce Lytticton Cunningham Armstrong Chatterton Moore Greta Brown Shaw W. Thompson Cooper Dooley Lovibood Cawthorn Goldsmith Smart Penrose VOL. Vt. Male Whitehead Legs Maws hip 3 enTns Warton Burns Scott Gramm Cotton Beattie JoEmu ' Glover- Nadilock VICT7JALLING OH; ICE, Sepsaider Se, 1808. T HE COMMISSIONERS for -VICTUALLING BIS M.l, 1 ESTri NAVY, de hereby give !Vallee, That on Thursday the Gth of October nemt, they will be ready,' to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for Two' Hundred Tons of IRON VATT HOOPS, and for One Hundred 'rotes of IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be delivered the former In file, and the latter in five Weeks, Sy weekly proportiww,' yin) his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and for One ftrallinn Light 11;tadred Thousand GOLDSTQNE or BROWN WIZ.- I.OW RODS (not less than forty-eight inches in length) fit for making Coc.pves Twigs ; to be answerable to Sampks to be pro duccel with the Tenelt rs,and to be &livered by the 30th of April 1809, in equal Monthly proportions into the Stores before-men tioned ; to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts and Samples of the Hoops may be seen at the Secretary's Office. • • • N. B. No Tenth r fur a less quantity than One Hundred Thou slad Rods will be 4.lmiru.d. No regard nod: I; ha! to any render in tekieA Price :Whist is instria worit al length, or that ,hall not lie &livered to Mr Bona before One i010:4 on the said Thu day Me 6th of Oeteekr next, nor unless the Person , who wales the Tenekr, or some Person on ltie ltrAdf, etteads, to an..wer when rale' for. VICTUdiLLINt; OFFICE, o.tobtr 4, 18C8. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS IIitIJESTn NAVY, de hereby give Notice, That ein Friday the 14th of October instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (seated up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL; to be deli vered one half thereof in a month, and the remainder in a month afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and for TWO HUNDRED TONS of the best New CAROLINA RICE; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered one half thereof in a fortnight ; and the other half in a fortnight afterwards into the said Stores ; to be paid fur by Bills payable with intere.t ninety days after dare. The Conditions of the Contracts row; be seen at the Secretary's Office. tiV r.pa trill be Lad to any Trsder is tvhicA IL/ price shall mot k ia certed im word: at length, or that shall not Id• delivered to the Board Lefore one o'clock on the :aid Friday tk:. 1450 i inAtnt, Ncr wales: the person 5z....0 maim e‘a Tender, or soon•• 4 o erten on his brk.df, att-nds, to.usswer r. NEV STAMP DUTIES. STAMP-OFFICE, SEPTEM - BER 2C, 1811 R. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by an Act passed at the close, of the late Session of Parliament, the S..uup Duties on Deeds, Law Frorerdings, and other written Instruments, and the Duties on Legacies and Successions to Per t insl. Fsmte orbit intestacies, now payable in(;rent Britain, are repealed, icons end after the loth day of October next, and other Duties are Le -sited in lieu thereof, to commence immediately after that day. The New Duties arc of thelike nature,and in eeneral of the time amount, with the present Duties ; but a snore precise and accurate desiription is given of the Instruments on which they attach. 1 here are sonic Duties altogether r e.e, and some new in amount; of which tho principal ones are, ad -:.::urns Duties on Conveyances uptm the sale of any Property, according to the amount of the Purchase !stoney; increasni Du ies on Promissory Notes allowed to be re ' issued ; and a Duty on I.ic mces to be tn's en out yeaey by Bankers and others issuing such Promissory Notes. There is also a Duty on Policies of lestiranee on Lives, and on three or four law Pro ceedings, not now thug: 4. The Duties on Mortgges for small Sums, and on Conveyances on the sal:: of Property of small value, aro less than a: present. Tne Dates are contained in a Schedule, in which tha Instruments ch::rged arc classed, and alphabetically arratved, with numerous references, so as to afford a complete Table of Duties, in the raost convenient and practiearforrn; and to supersede the necessity of those Compilations to which the Profession of the Law, and the Public, have hitherto found it expedient to retort. The Schedule is also framed so as not to a Imit of an Abridgement that can .he safely relied upon. The Commissioners therefore recommend it to the Profession, and others whom it may concern, to look only to the Schedule itself. The Act contains special Provisions for securing the Duties on Conveyances on the Sale of Property, on Bills of Exchange, and Drafts on Bankers post dated, or issued beyond ten miles from Ithe Banker's residence, and on Instruments relating to Copyhuld P.statc s, Nellie% the Commissioners recommend to the notice and at .e: tun of Purchasers and Sellers, At turnies, Solicitors, Bankers, Stewards of Minors, and others, that they may not incur Penal ties, which it will be the duty of the Commissioners to enforce. The Provisions respecting Drafts on Bankers take effect after One Month from the passing of the Act. LEGACY DUTY. It being apprehended that many Persons may have neglected to pay the Duties on Legacies, and on Residues of personal Estate given by Will, or devplved to next of Kin upon Intestacies, with in the time prescribed by Law, through iknorance or inadver tence, or from accidental or unavoidable Causes; the Act &mho rites the Commissioners to remit the Penalties which may have been incurred in such Cases, provided' the Duty shall be paid on or before the 41st day of January, 1909. In giving Notice of this Provision of the Aet, the Commissioners think it right also to state,ikat Prosecutions is the Eschoquer will be instituted against those Persons who shall not take the benefit of k, as well as against those who shall fail to pay the Duties which may hereafter become due, within the time allowed by Law; aq Abstract of Wills.proved, and Administrations granted, being reissued so the Commissioners frau the several ileskalastkal Counso for the purpose of discovering defaulters. ky Order of the Conunissionrra, C. E. DIALSROAD. grnoWerf. ' - 11:9PIRTT DEITY TIfErE, appparing, not eddy vent 'or made Stott piyahle at the Eass hulia Rouse reaped the same for Om years in mon, instances been Partleahave Incurred or surcharge; and the the Property Act bell, payment; hereby give Dividends of such Stock meted is be paid into ." such Irerments being , at the 1114 Stock P.tchange, will hetllscharged in the beoks of the respective Coniagssioness, Until and upon the 10th day efOetober mit ; lent that all Persons who shill neglect to make such payment on or before that day, wil be prosecute) m the Law directs, and steps are now taking fat bringing all defaulters Into charge for the double duty, who shall not have paid the Duty fin the years above-mentioned. es or btforettme said inch day of October nest, atm which day the Office of the Old Stock Exchange will be closed. By Order of the Boiled, MATTHEW WINTILL 06,:e for raw, Allot 1, 1.8011. • SURItkY.—To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTIULCS., KNIGHT'S HILL HOUSE, with sutrable Offices Coach House, Stable, &c . and upwards of One lit:lids:Nl and Ten Acres of Land, the property of the late Loco TucaLow.—Vurther Particulars may be known on applicatims at Mr. James Office 5, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Inn, Lendon; where a Pla n of the Estate may be seen. N. B. To be viewed by Tickets only. OXFORDSHIRF- • THE Public are most respectfully informed that the MANOR and 'ESTATE of NORTH WESTON, its the COUNTY of OXFORD, advertised to be SOLD by AUC- • TION, by Mr. PEYTON, at the Red Lion Inn, at Thatue, en . Tuesday, the 11th instant, is Disposed by Private Contract. COKETHORPE PARK ESTATE.—OXFORDSHIRE. By Mr. PEYTON, • On Frklay, the 21st of October, at Staple HakWitney, In Lots, A MOST valuable FREEHOLDESTATE, com .l- prislig the Manors of Cokethorpe, Duckllngton and Stand lake' with the royalties, rights, and emblements belonging thsrask. and that very desirable and substantial Mansion House, called COKETHORPE HALL, with the Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, in complete order. Park and Paddocks, comprising 2 510 Acres of rich Pasture and Meadow Land (subject to a tythe modes), valuable Fisheries, Water Falls, and Ponds. Also, the magnificent Woods, replete with fine growing Oak Timber and Coppice Wood, containing 80 Acres, and several adjac:trit Farms, open and inclosed, with convenient Farm Houses and Office., and let to most respectable Tenants et will, and other fine Woods, about 86 Acres in hand, containing altogether near 1000 Acres. Lot 1. Will c the Manors, Mansion House sui r te Office Gardens, Park, \\'a ' 11 and Works, Fisheries, and Coining:l Woods. ' - Lot 2. The Broth Farm and Lr.nd adjoining, In Mr. Co bOurnes Tenure. Lot a. Part of Barley Park Farm and Woods, in Mr. The- Maes Tenure. • The residue of the Estate will be divided inn: many Lots, br the Convenience of purchasers. A survey of the Estate is now making, and spegifications of the seveml Lots may be bad early in September next, by applying at the Offices of Mr. Janie:, Land Agent, Warwick; apd at No. New Bosivell.court, Lincoln's Inn, London. OXk'ORDSHIFLE.—By M,r. PEYTON, At Staple-Hap Inn, Witney, on Frid the List of Oetisbeenet . t, A MOS f de si rable FREE HOLD ESTATE,.s. situate at Duckliegten, near Witcey, in the county of On- ford ; consisting of two Farm Houses and Homestead, and about one hundred and eight acres of excellent Land, whereof ifty-siz acres are enclosed Pasture, thirty-eight Common Field, and four teen Common Meadow ; now in the occupation of Mr: tseph Druce, whoie term Will expire at Ladyday, 18 10. This Estate, from the considerable portion of Grass Land cached to it, is an object worthy the attention of persons possess.. in; arable !add in that n eighbourhood. To view the safne apply to the Tenant . ; and for further parti culars to Charles Leake, Esq. solicitor, Witney ; or at the offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's-lan, London, or at Warwick, BELMONT HOUSE, WARNFORD, HANTS. • For SALE by AUCTION; on the Premises, by Mr. LIMPUS, On Monday, the loth day of October, 1808, and following days, ALL the Neat and Valuable "FURNITURE, a choice stock of vt ry chl Wine., lege qualtity of "Fable,- and Bed Linen, Plate and China, capital old Strong Beer an d large iron-bound Cask, Paintings and Prints, - large ratabagany Iftbnri Book-cases, two Marquees; about GO tons of eapital.Hay,liones, Cows, Pigs, two brace of well-bred Pointers, liptudels, and nu merous other effect% belonging to the Right Hon. the Bad of CLAkRICAILDr., lately-deceased, at his late reatdeace at Wandtwd, Hams. Particulars will be expressed in Camlopes, whit& will be del6 vered in due time at all the principal inns, at the pbee asicon4l at the Auctioneer's, Bishop's Wattham.--The sale to commence each day at eleven o'clock —N.B. May be viewed on die Priday and Saturday previous to the sale. BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE. • wITHERS's BALM of QUITO. price eel, 2..9d. is the best remedy in tbe universe for 14nevosia Complaints, the most powerful restorative, and raminseting of Life and Health, and the safest and best modiehse in the It is not pretended that this medicine can arrest the pros= nature, but it is asserted and proved, that it will notate bed* even where the constitution appears to have been irreparably In jured. Those svho have Impaired their health by a redolence hot and unhealthy climates--tke young, of either ses, *Soso lallb mities threaten premature old age, a life of misery and an early dissolution ; and these more advanced in yeses, whose tottedng sapless frames appear withered and almost worn out, are &e lapse immediate objects of this soothing balm, whose benign influence may be extended unite whole class of Valetudinarians. For in alt cases, and in all ages, where the solids are relaxed, where the constitution has :eceiv;:d a shock, or Is by any means &Whiled, this RESTORATIVE and REANIMATING ItALIKAL LIFE and HEALTH will produce the happiest effects ; the sold and tremulous nerves will be warmed anti steadied ; the. relaxed"scorts will be braced and rendered firm ; the riniseles will beitiolgorated: the sinews will be strengthened • the emaciatel limbo eedkos co vered with firm flesh.; the exha u sted vessels will be repkeil ; the impoverished watery blood will become rich and baled:de, and Its languid circulation restored to Aeons:lre inspetne e uelsiot i is the true criterion of health ; the languid drooping g. w th be revived and edularated„ digestion will be p istabiet, the tone of the nerves will be restored, and by these aossistibr whole constitution will be renovated. leehleuess, lasslttule, anxiety, melancholy, avian other dtplotabik ymytoms of disease will•va nish, and strength, ardour, seretaity & and every evidence draw rated health, will be the happy result of taking this *alma* Balmiereke time, according to the directions for use whlelValmens M Rick bottle. • . • 'I'M Balm of Q ilto - repared and sold by W. Wi misp,Vo. $29, Strand, London ; Croydod, Surrey; and X bgo if Wight; retail by Messrs. Bowling and Co. as, lbackzege. Ml* Sent,► ; and all respectable Medicine Venda* Price 21.9 d. pet botdt. ' • • -A. .-ti..,• M .. . 1 17 K: • .. ... . :;-1 '••• viw ' ~,-;:-+ . -._ , .., ... .I. Iva , •••••7 . 1-,\Ar j‘ , 4% . .-.•‘• A. t. „.• • 4 4 !" PNls v a 4 ' . 4).its) e i vo - • t • • [PRICE SIX•E'F.NCE. . • - . _ • rr ON DIVIDENDS PsfrABLI• IN '.:41.4S 1803, 1864, AND £BO5. notwithstanding the Notices repeat- at to the Parties eutitlud to Dividends of Bank of England, South Sea 1: - iouse, and opectively, who have not paid the fluty on ... ars above-anuationed, that payment has not ern made of the stud Duty, whotteby those : d varions Penalties, to he recovered by aa d • I he Cotondssionca fur the-special purposes of phi, willing to allow ferther time Sor 'mat - lye Notice, 'chat the Lnnks payable on all- I Lock and Anntities fur thrft years, arc di. a the Benk of tugland, and the Certificates of g lodged'* the Office of t*Vommissioesers . I :change, the gem* malting payment abased a the 'books set the resseetive Cernianiam'Ene.. EAST INDIA .lIOLIS.E, Serteother 22, isos. THE COPf/TfirtEE _if SHIPPING of flit UNITE. COMPANY q MERCHANTS of •ENG LAND, tradhog to the EAST INDIES, do her* give sofife, That the Committee will be ready to receive Pro posalsin writing, (waled up) on or before l'hursday the tkb of Octobor nett,,, from such ptusons who maybe willing to supply the Company witb ANCHORS AND CR.XPNALO, CANVAS, AND PITCH AND TAR, . . And that the Conditions of the Contracts may Ise seen upon ap- Illeation to Mr. James Coggin, Clerk to • the, Committee, with whom. Proposals must be left before Twelve &Clock at noon, on the-said 6th of October, beyonJ width hour the Corn mittee will sot receive any Tender. • *