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TAKE NO VICE, that *e Sheriff of Middlesex will o n Wednesday, the nth day of January, 1813, at T we lve o'Clock in the Forenoon, At his Office, No. 15, Bedford woo. liedford-row, expose to TALE (as fat as he lawfully can co g and without angiwarrasty for 1 ith) so much of the wag, Tide, and Interest of WILLIAM TAYLOR, F..q. in and to 7, 6a in Boxes in the Op-ra House situate in the Haymarket, in *a id County, as will be su* lent to raise the sum of Xi 3C.0 0 41400. ps; iculars whereof may be had by applying at the Office of tk a id sheriff; at Mr White's, Auctioneer, Storey's Gate, vre.tzeinster; and at . Mess*. Mills, Robinson and Young's, ;, Parliament-street, Westminster; and also at the Opera soop, O ' MRS. INCHBALEPS BRITISH THEATRE. ✓ 'via sky was published, 45 s. Twenty-five Volumes. Royal tam°. with Engravings, price / ,16.165. 6d.; and on fine Paper, with Portraits, and Proof Im • ' co lons of the Plates yuce £l3, • HE BRITISH THEATRE t or, a COLLEC j TION of P'..AYS, which are acted at the Theatres-Royal. ▪ A DA S. vaphlcal and,Critical ReMarks. 1 By • Mrs INCHB,AID. t • p r j r • w ife Longmaa. Horst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Pater s poi a mo t ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bood-street. r Of whom may ire had, selected ',y , M S INCEIBALD 1 I. Th. , Modern Theatre ; or, a Collection ..fsuccessful' Mo dern Plays, acted grilse Theatres Royal, London." Printed from the Prompt-books by auto ority of the Managers. Containing the most fm ourtte Works of Messrs. Colman, Cumberland, m o ron, Rep olds, Holman. liolcrolt, Jephson, O'Keefe, Mr,. ' Inchbald, Mrs. H More. Misq Lee. Mrs. Cowley, &c. &c. not included in Mrs: inchbakrs Britisb 'I heatre. Ii 10 volumes : rya! Into to C' rrespond with Inchhald's Pral4l Theatre. and Collscitr. of Fatze... 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The Editors of the British Critic, Anti-Jacobin, Gentleman's Magazine, &c. &c. have written in terms of high commendation of thee s,rrnons. • This day w•as nutilisherl, legantiy printed on a superfine paper, price inboards 10s. 6d. the First Volume of NARRATIVE POEMS ON THE FEMALE CHARACTER, in the various Relat,ions of Life.—By MARY RUSSELL MITFORD, Author of Christina, and a Yohlme of Miscellaneous Poems. _ _ Printed for F. C. and J. Rivioron, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by J. Harchartl, No. ilk), Piccadilly. Iu tbeVolume now offered to the Public, Friendship, endeared by the Ties and Habra of Kindred, mums the ground-win kof the first ; and Sisterly Love, of the second Tae. The Series will be completed in Three Volumes. Of the above-mentioned Booksellers may be had, by the same Author, 1: Christine, the Maid oitie;ojith Seas ; a Poem. Elegantly printed in in one volume Bvo. price 10*. Id, 2. Miscellaneotis Poems The second edition, With considetit. 'Me additions, in nne volume Bvo. price lOs. Id. this day was published, handsomely printed In One Volume Ivo. with a Portrait, price in boards 10s. 641. a new akin, being the eighth, of THE WORKS of the late MISS CATHA RIME TAL. por, first published by tb late Mrs. Elizabeth Carter; and pow repubtkled, with some few additional Papers, together with Notes ans I,l4 , stratione, and some Nccount of her ,Life, by the key. Al ONTAIOLIE PENNINGTON, M.A. Prinrd tor F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62 i St. Paul's Church. yard; sold also by .1. ilatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. N. It. The purchasers of the former editions may be supplied will the Portrait at 1 nd. Of the above-mentioned Book , eiters may be had, by the same Editor, Redemption, or a vietv of the Rise and Prsgress of rho (7hris iian Religion, from the Fall of Adain to it; cm:l;det.e tinder Constantive the Gr. at. it) ont Vo:. two price 7s. 6d. Also, Mr. Penning os':. Memoirs of Mrs. Caner, in two eels. thin. rice £t 14. And Mrs. Carter's and Miss Talbot's Letters, in bur vols. Svc.. price Li. 16;. On the Ist of January wall he published, Embellished with Two Elegant Eagravingi, coloured after the Manner of Drawings • - • A lieatritul View of !he Eruption and Flowing of the Lava of !Amon Memo us t-2. Represen tation of the Dreadjel I.undation, or Breaking .f th• Dykes. --. ..... __ ..._ _ in Holland ;—and other Plates;—Part I. priee es. to be con tinued evelr Fort.ight. of I'HE GALLERY of NATURE and ART ; or I- a •fOUR through CREATION and SCIENCE.—!Iy the Rev. EDW.IRD POLEHAMPTON, Fellow of King's Coll. ge Cambr.dgr; assisted by distiliguished Writers in the various De partments of the Work. The plan of the work will comprise an easy and familiar ar rangement, of which the primary divisions will consist of NA TURAL HISTORY and ART. • The division of NA iURAt. HISTORY will comprehend the following eeneral sections: 1. 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Cu xsarree, including wilairxer is chiefly curious or interesting, and at the same time, subjects of popular attention in Magnetism, Flec!riciry, Galvanism or V olfaism ; Light and other subtile bodies; artificial Hear and Cold; the cohesibility of Animal and Vegetable Fibres, Metals, Earths, Acids, Inflammables, and other curious objects of chemical scicence. 2. MECHANICS, COM prisinz Buildings of singular or remarkable Character, bridges, Hanging*Gardens,Pyraniids, Columns, Rules, Sepulchral Mouu i meats, and other Antiquities; Animal and Inanireate Forces, as tboseor Mae. Hanes, Wind and Water-Works, Steam and other powerful Effigines v hotb of ancient and modern times; Gunpow der and other elastic powers. 'f he Work w.ll be handsomely printed, and will not exceed four large wthunes, octavo, of 40 surets each, and will be enrich ed with near 100 coloured plates of the most striking and won derful objects in Nature and Art.. Each Part will contain at least •two elegant Engravings, co loured after original drawings by Thurston, Clennell, and other - eminent Artists; as likewise oilier occasional Plates. Part 11. Will be published the 15th of January, Part 111, on February 1; and. the following Parts regulsrly on the Ist and 15th of every succeeding month till the Work is completed. Subscribers are requested to direct their orders, as early as pos sible, to the Printer, IL Wilke, 89, Chancery-lane; or to-C. Cra . dock and W. Joy, 12, Paternoster-row ;or J. Rudwell, (succes ' sot to Mr. Faultier,) 46, New 13(.11d-street. It ray also he had by being ordered of any bookseller in the United 1 ngdom. OFFICE OP ORDNANCR, Dec. let, KU% THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lIIS MA xr,,” • - - JESTM ORDNANCE, de herdy gi. Notke) That Proposals will be received at their oilice in Pa il-Maf, on or before Monday, the 28th day of December instant, froth such Persons as may be wilting to undertake the supply of Twenty Thousand QUEBEC WHI FE S PAVES, for service of the Royal Provider Mills at BaUincoll.g, in the Kingdom of Ireland. The Staves must be fully seasoned, and if single, twelve hun dred to the thousand, if double, six hundred and 6fty to a thou sand; Fingle Pieces will be required, and must be delivered at the Ordnance Stares, in Cork, in the following proportieut,viz . Senn on or before the 15th February 50 0 9 • - Ist April 181! WOO - Ist September 31100 - St st Dece-.)ber Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Cenditlons of the Contract, may be known, ul on application at the Secre tary./ Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sinled up and endorsed Proposali for Quebec Staves ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 29th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary, SUFFERINGS OF THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE. A MEETINGwiII be held of the.MERCHANTS, BANKERS and TRADERS of London, at the City of London Tavern, on Wednesday, the 30th of December instrnt, at Twelve for One o'Clock, to consid.•r of a Subscription for the Relief of the People of Russia suffer.ng the severest privat;ons and distresses in consequence of the French Fivasien. New City Chambers, Dec 32, 1812. WM. HOLDEN. HIO NA BLE DA NClNG.—PrivateTuition. ' Mr. HOPKiNS begs leas:e to return his most grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis tinguished patronage he has so long experieixed, and respectfully solicits a continua:lee of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen Who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expedi tiously instmeted in the most private manner to qualify them for the first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach makers' Hall, Noble-street, Foster-line, Cheopside. _ NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY. • PIODING and CO. No. 1, C: , rnhill, and No. 3, Glaring-Cross, have pleasure in announcing that the Lot tery to he drawn on the 14th and 15th of January contains 46 Capital Prizes of sCBO,O I WI, Xiopoo, £2,eno, ,00c,, &c. &c.; also. that the Old Method of Drawing will be revived, and the unpopular Plan of Classing abolished, so that every Number will have a distinct and separate fate. PIDDING and CO. advise an early purchase, at their Offices, where. in the late Lotteries, have been sold, In 70 Shares, the following Capitals No. 3,486 Prize of £20,000 t No. 6,131 Prise of £5OO 1,205 20,000 600 51)0 974 4,000 2,92( 400 N. B. Orders from the Country, Inclining the amount, with postage, paid the same attention to as if the Parties were present. - - OLD MODE OF DRAWING—NO CLASSES. SWIFT and Co. Contractors for the present STATE LO'ITERY, respectfully remind their Friends and the Public, that the Drawing will commence on the 14th of NFXT MONTH, ,January), and finish on the following hey. This Lottery will be determined agreeably to the Old Mode of Drawing, as there are no Classes, and every Ticket is to be drawn separa• ely from the Wheel. The Scheme,with only 13,000 Tickets, contains the following Capital Yrizes, being more, both in Number and Amount, than in any Lottery fur several Ys ars past. 2 of .E:20,000 are 5t40,000 2 - 10.000 - 20,1 1410 4 - 2,000 - 8.000 6 . 1,000 6; 00 6 500 3,0140 6 0 400 - - 2,400 10 - SOO - - 3,000 . 10 - 200 - - 2,0110 Besides 46 of £lOO and £5O. and 2 ' 510 of £4O, £3O, Etc. Etc. Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No.ll, Poultry ; I No. 31, Aidgate High- No. 12, Charing Cross ; street Where the following Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold in the present Year, viz. 5,497 - £20,000 1,1'06 - a - £3,000 995 - a - 4,000 12,270 - a - 2,000 BesnleS many oilers of £l,ooo, £5llO. &c. Etc. CHEAP PATENT LAMP OIL, b) the Loire rill British Oil and Colour Company, 4 . 00, Strand, the only Honor in London tor the sale of VANHEKMAN's PiTified LAMP OILS, his Impenetrable cheap Paint lor work ex posed to the weather, 'us improved Pain! w•thout smell for the intrrior of Houses, and all his recent Di,covrrie:; and Imp.-ove silents, (all others are spurious, and imposition' on the public.). , Portliest Patent Lamp Oil, 6s. 6d. per gallon. Good Chamber ditto, - ss. 611. ditto. Genuine -per Mated and all other Oils at the most resionable i r. ees.—Ordersikddresicit as above is iii be punctually atte ded to. M I.IIIA BALLOT. A 4 ESS RS. R. JON 1'..8 Ansi Co. respectfully inform ILL ;heir numerous Subscribers, that as the Sei eduks are le livered out, preparatory to a heal , / • Ballot, whit ii is imsnediat-ly vit peoted, th.ir Stamped Receipts ate now ready fur de ivii-Y fot 1813, including the remainder of the present Year, nn their uni versally approved Plan. of providing übstentes for every Sub scriber drawn ; which is an Ex..mption for Life. An early ap pdeation is therefore absolur.:ly necessary, a either Of their equi table and original Militia Society Insurance Offires, established 1801, 199, High Holborn, near Little Queeu-street ; 48, Great Mary-b-bonne-streer; near Portland-place ; II 1, High-street, Whiteehapel, opposite Red Lion-street ; and 9; George-street, Blackfriars road, near the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel. TM following Agents are also appointed to receive Subscriptions, vit. 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Godstone .I.l3.Chapinan,bow, Middlesex Langley, bookseller, Dorking Corker, Post•office, Edmonton ! Rusher, bookseller, Reading Gristlier, Hart-street, Healy - Fuller, bookseller, Newbury Lovel, Huntingdon The peculiar advantages oftbis Societtls the-positiveassurance that every Subscriber drawn on this Society will be exempted for Life.—The long establishment and the respectability of ihe prin eipals and Agents will, it is presumed, be a sufficient recommen -1 dation of this Firm. Ile' ruishes and Pgixls provided with Sulntitutes. SALES BY AUCTION. At the tOndon Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, ml Friday the Sth day ofJanuary next, at 12 o'clock at tiootti I:HE fte;utiful Ship GENERAL GATES, of the following Dhisensions Lengthen Detit, 117 ft. 44 In. the Main Dick to the upper Breadth, 43 feet, 1 inch. I part of the Hold Beams, S Depth of 1401c1 froth the under fee' 41 filches. part of the Main Deck to the Dept of Waist, 4ft 41 Inches. Limbers, 15 feet 2 inches. Admeasures $4B 72-94 Toms Depth front the finder part of 'this Ship is about two years old, has a nosh Deck, and Is pierced for 20 guns, and was bulk at New York, of the bed ma. tezial4 by an English Mechanic. She is ceppered, and copper fastened, has a Bust Man Head, and is well found in Sails and other Stores. Being strong for defence, she is admirably calcu lated for a ship of war, and would make a most desirable runner, or for any other employm e nt for which a ship of her class might be wanted. She was captured on her voyage from Boardeaux, after a smart chace, by his Maje-ty's sh'ps B ette Poo La, Area- CROSLID t, and Dar AD, and has been condehmed as Prize. For loot/nodes, and further Information, apply to Messrs. Marsh and Creed, Norfolk -street, Strand; Messrs. Wilton and Creed, Crutcbed-fdars, Londsn Mess rs. Thomas and William Earle and Co. Liverpool: or to Mesgs. Hawker-and Sobs, Met. H chants, Plymouth. • /OM LUSCOMBE, Broker. • Plymouth, Dec. 14, 1812. • Her large and valuable Cargo, consisting of Cogan Brandy, Wines, silks, Crapes, Ribbons, Stajopary, Gloves, Silk Stock ings, &c. &c. will shortly be exposed to sale,. as soon as it has been examined and passed by the Revenue Officers. HAWKER and SONS. CAI'l FAL and very DE•ditt tsl.E t itt.k.flOLD l'A near the COLIN I Y and MARK E r TOWN of STAFFORD: Fty Mr. CHRIS At the Swan Inn, at Stafford, on Frid.ty, the ISth of January, precisely at Twelve O'Clock, in Ntne Lots, THE following very valuable and highly im. Koveable FREEHOLD ESTATES, in the occupation of respectable Tenants ' chiefly on expiring Leases, vie: Lot Worston Farm and Water Can Mill, held by Mr. Eaton, lying compact on the River Sow, at Bridgeford, on the great Mail Coach Chester goad, about foe miles froze Eccleshall, and three from Sta Cord. _ Lot 2. The Woodside Farm at Ranton, seven miles from Stafford, in the occupation of Mr. Ford. Lot 2. The Reputed Manor of Ranton,abottoding with Game, with Banton Hall Farm (excepting only Pool flat Meadow), held by Mr. S. Mould, together with the Broadheath, of Mr. John Mould, and the four Heaths held by Mr. Eaton. Lot 4. A Farm in a ring fence, being the several holdings of Messrs. Glover, Brassington and Chamber 4. with Pool.fiat Mts. dow, part of Rantcn Hall, and Five Incinsures occupied by Mrs W. HAIL, but divided from the Farm of the said W. Hall. by a Lane running South from the Brook; also the four Broadhead' Inclosures of Messrs. Glover and Brassington, and Seighford River and Banton Doles. Lot 5. The Wicket Garth, with three Broadheath Pieces, held by S. Mould. Lot 6. The Homestead and New Leasow of Mi. W. Hall, with all the Lands of this Estate North east of cotton-lade, including certain Fields held by John Mould (excepting only two round Meadows, Richard's and Lord's di to, and Lord's Flat); also two Broadheaths occupied by the said W. Hall. Lot 7. A capital I , urtn, consisting of all the remaining !ado► sures held by Mr. Hall, :•;uuth of Cottoia-lanv, and including all the remaining lands in.the occupation Of John Mould (excepting only six Fields given so, Lots 8 and 9), and the whole of Au*. t iti's Farm. Lot 8. Perkins's Land std the Goss over Leasows, held bt Mr Cohn Mould Lot 9. House and Lands of Widow Horton, also Heykins'a Mead and Hez•Ains's Leasow, Upper Brines and Barnsley, NM by John Mouid,together with Butt-lane Cottage and Gardens. Particular;, with colourcd Plans, may be had of hi!. Sampson Wr at Banton Hall after 2.5.11 instant; of the Printer of the stafford Paper; Swan, and Vine, Stafford; Hotel, Chester= Athelietim, Liverpool; of Messrs. Allen and , Solicitors, Carlisle-street, Soho-square; and of Mr. Christie, Pall-Mall, London. ..... CLARE-sTRtET HALL & 11. 1 .1) HOUSLS ADJOINING. TO BF hOI,I) Y AUCTION, by Mr FARCAPi, At the Commercial Sale Room, Bristol, (entrance to the Room by the door in Small-Arret), on 1 liuriday, the 26th of lanti• ary rest, at One o'clock an the afterooon, (unless in the mesa • time di-poled of by ptivate contract, of wh.ch due notice will be given), _ A LL those well-known and Extensive FREE "- HOLD PREMISES, called CLAP.F- IREET HALL; , ituste in Marsh-street, ID the palish of z.t. Stephen, in the city or Bristol, and for some years past in the occupation of Messrs. Maxse, Vaughan *Longniore, and Co. whose term expires on the 25th March: 5813. • These Premises comprise a capital range of Warehouses. capes ble of holding nearly w/o Hogsheads of Sugar, w,th Cooperage. ShAs. Stables, and other Buildings ; and dry arched Cellars un der, capable of bolding 600 puncheons of Rum. They have a capital hauling-way front Marsh-street, any extend in depth front :hence 160 feet. or ti.• mahouts ; from whence branching off to the right and left ; they extend from a place called Glastonbury. court, up to Baldwin-street. a depth of UM feet ; where there is an excf-edingly good DWELLING-HOUSE, with every conve nience, built by the Pruprietor for his own residence, end well calculated •oe the residence of an acting Partner, in a very large Mercantile Concern. The Gmund on which the Premises stand, comprises an area of nearly 17,000 square feet; and is subject to the very small ground-1"M of ,itc 9. tel. and Li. 10a. paid to the town of I I '1 etbury, as bread money. From the contiguity of these Premises to the Quay, and all the Public Offices, added to the trifling expence of converting then into Bonded Werehouses, and the probability of the East India trade being thrown open, it is presumed they will prove a very valuable acquisition to Gentlemen wishing to purchase property of that description. Also, all that well-built and substantial FREEHOLD MES. SU AGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining Clare-street Fiall, called or known by the name of The SHIP TAVERN, and now in the occupation of Mr. Townsend, as tenant.at-will, who has for some years carried on 'moot respectable and lucrative pnblio concern in the said house. Also. all that well-built and substantial FREEHOLD MES SU kGE or DWELLING-HOME, adjoining the Ship Tavern, and now in the f.ccupation of Mr. Mercer, Baker, as tenant-at will, in which said premises the Baking business has been very prosperously carried on for many years. C;are.street Hall may be viewed any day by applying to Mr. Houston, on the Premises; and them° Dwellin3-Houses adjoin ing, by applying to the respective tenants; but for further Parti culars and to treat for the purchase by private contract, apply, if by letter, post-paid, to the Broker, No. 10, Duke-street, BratoL N.B. A Plati of the Premises may be seen at the Commercial. Rooms. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES doe. THE great demand to Mr. GREENOUGH% LO:_ ZENGES of TOLU, after 50 years trial, proves tbeir sob periority, as the moss• pLasant and effectual remedy for an Cale% Hoaraene.ses, Sore Throats, and Denuctions on the Lungs, ilmmb. ing the rawness of the b-eas - , and aff.ading peat. relief in Short:, ness of Breath; AsthmAtis and Consumptive Complaints. The genuine only have " K. ti tyward". printed on the Stamp—all others are counterfeits—by whom they are prepared, as succes. sera to Mr. Greenough.. Sold in London (llr his appointment) by Newberys St. Paul's Church -yard ;Dicey dr. Co BnveChurch -yard ; Bayley 3:Co. Cork. spur-street ; Nix, ttoyal Fschause; Ward, 324, HOthoni ; Clark, :0;9, Bow; Sanger, 150, tlot. ori-street ; Barclay, Fleet Market; ' s:i 14.ccauilly ; Fade, ; and the VOW= of Q. PUilletietUcineo. Price Is. tit.. each box. .., -