Star. — London, England, 1808-02-06 00:00:00

• —ad! THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY j. will be act.-ti (first time these 15 yaws) tL•e Comedy of THE CHANCES. iesoup; mr:Buiwya ; Duke, Mr. Raymond, ; Antonio, Mr. p o nce ; Sires Constandi, Mrs. Marlo we; Second Constantia, Mrs. Jordan. To which will he addel, the Yam of THE WEATHERCOCK. Oa Monday, the Castle Spectie with Harlequin Furlbond. • THEATRE ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS PR ESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, will be acted the. Tragedy , et HAMLET: Haslet, Mr. Kemble ; Opheli a, ( with Purcell's Soot of " Mad Bess,") by Mrs. Dickens. Towbich will be added (first time this season) the Fatce of WE FLY BY NIGHT. on moaday, the Mountaineers; with Hirlequin in bit ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, No. 44, BROAD- 'RUT, GO‘D.P46SQ IJARB: Public are hereby informed, that Vaccination castinaa to be performed gratuitously at this Institution e rgry Tuesday mu: Frl47, at One o'Clock, under the manage meat of Drs. l'sas .SON, NILSON, and Sulrtosi,TlloMAS &SAT(' p A ymt,Tuosssms , FOR STIMI, J. C. CAAPOZ. WILLIAM WATIP, F. Bloats, BoAN In, and V. Da BauYN, Paqrs. N& The peeptlam of Eve GN. ivineas .continues to be offered to such persons as any take the Small l'nx after being certified as duly vaccinated at t his Instituticw. By Order, R. DURHAIVis Sec. A NY Parent in the Higher Circles of Life, being 11 anxious to provide for Son, somewhat under age, who Inn allot a few Thousands for that object, may hear of such a situa tionAntomr, as he trill be earn N can cannot easily occur again. 0 1, 0 hers (post rid) from principals only, signing their real lanns and pike of residence, will be attended to, on their ad. kering J. Groins , Esq. at Mr. Wingrave's, Boc:kseller, eppo sae Cultarine•street. Strand ; but no personal enquiries can be answered. Jr 1 undersigned INN-KEEPERS, in the old. established .Line on the Great North Road , r es p ectfull y *Elio the Public, th;t, in consequence ttl the intreatics of their 'Owls. they are det.:rrolned to abide a continued oppression of the tiasta, in reducing the ruin; td is. 3d. per mile. Tlir) dem* hope, that this retolutirin will meet the attention g g dung Gentlemen whom their opponents endeavoured to gain from them, by holding out the paltry advantage of saving one mile between London and Edinburgh, by going in the longest rages on the worst part of the fiord. T. NEW:VIAN, Green Man, Barnet. C. TOWNSEND, Salisbury Arms, Hatfield. KNlditT, guSnt,ll3eingl .s. W. wade 3. SCASSOROTJGH, g Ge ‘ orge, Bugden. The only Prize of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS sold in the &A lm Usury. Virr and Co. No.. U, Pouuray) and No. 12 4 . taminacecaoss, sokt, in the l ast Lotter y , No. 11,070, the **Prize of 20,0001. chi* 14 a: sold to the Public, and No. 15,078 s Prise of 1,0001. in Shares, also No. 181, a Prize of 10,0001. lbs. 5 1 899 and 17, 824 , Prizes of 1,0001. each, and Nos. 8,940 Ind 17,637, Prizes of 5001. each. all in the preteding Long?. GRAND STATE LOTTERY Begins MARCH the Sth, and cif:tains S Prizes of 11114000 so Prises of • &c. Sr.c. aCI,OOO 500 5 . 4100 SWIFT and Co. ate et lling the Tichets and Shares in great va riety, by their Agents in the Country, and at their Offices, No. I I, Poultry, and No. 12, atarinrCross. = Swam AND CITY LOTURIES , IxAZA.P.I), BURNE, and Co. Stock - Broker s, at dor spa Lottery Office, NO 93, Royal Exchange, Lon ties, hilt giVW on Sale Tickets and Shares for the ensuing STATE Parrxxx which begins Drawing the Sth of March. The Se of the State Lottery, with Capitals £20,00') 3 (Bite 10,000 4 ditto 5,000 ditto --•• 1,000 90 ditto 500, ate. &c. Eta Not Three Blanks to a Prise, and contains no fixed Prize. — It consists of needy Double the Number of Capital Prizes a any Lottery for many years past, though some of those LattleWil cos tallied 60,000 Tickets. • Mite% and Shares for the CITY LOTTERY of FREE- HOLD MUSES, containing Capital Prizes of the estimated Valvc 105,1301. are also on Sale as above ; the Drawing of iskitheell take Awe at GeAdhall on the 26th ApriL inners (peat-raid) dakit inswered ; and country ceders, se enlorded with remittance, attended to on the sane terms as if roast. '• . • , . MONEY &AXED IS MONEY GA!NED. Swiss of TlCSirts Siitenn Shillings a Ticket cheaper th an at Dt.bar Dikes, JWARNER, )11 0 . 16, tORSIIII.L s submits the fol • lowing Statement of Pants and retommends his Friends and tke Public to purchase imme diately,l as be espects Shares will rise. WARNER'S PRICES O THER OfTICES . PRICES, 1 Affording a good Proit , which they avoid Publishing. Half 10 It 0 Half Quarter Eighth Sixteenth Tics rs for the GRAND rry LOTTERY at 71. 121. THE STATE LOTTERY Begins Drawing MARCH Bth, 1808. And gives to Adventurers a much better Chance than former lotteries, having three times the number of Capital Prizes, viz. 3 of X 28,000 120 .of £l,OOO 3 10,060 30 500 4 3,600 45 ...... 100 Stc. &c. &e. Persons in the country, sending Letters, (Post paid), enclosing tank Notes, Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find an additional advantage, at J. WARNER'S, as the Country Offices frequently put on an extra Profit upon the enormous Price of the otb..r London Office‘. Note—Money Letters must be paid for as such. ____--------- WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a per sonal Beauty in both Sexes, and in some parts of P.urope are essential to Persons of Rank.—The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, pouess tie peculiar property of 6 ; zing the mot exquisitedelicacy of texture and inconceivable fairness to the Hands, which are Co washed with this Soap. Even in cas es where the skin has bees by labour or other violence, the hardness and coarseness are Actually, infallibly, and permanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other means what ever. it experience that any one can form an adequ ate idea of the superior excellence of this Suap. . Sold by the Proprietor's sole Agent , w hose si g nature it bears, Wm: Withers, No. 249, Strand, near Temple-bar, London : and the Proprietors, as a further security, beg them to be particular in noticing, that the name and address of the printer, E. Spragg, No. 27 , Bow -street, Covent Garden, is affixed to the label and wrapper. All others are counterfeits . — S old by most Perfumers and Medi doe Venders in Town and Cotuary. Price s. each Cake. "'-. . • .'; ' • ..- - 1' .......'i '• , , • •I' .. ~' ~ - ...... , __ , t - •,. • • r'''^tt...,,,e • - . ) . .; . la: or .. .: ~:... :: ..... ' " i r i.... 5...,7: * ** ' - ' .-.)....: . •. 5 1i " ,..,. : ',. , f ) - k4 i ,"'' - .''... - 3 - W , .. \ `''' '': ".l - —.: ~: 14 )0 1 •:' .. ' . ' di t iol . . .. '• t 11, . - ' ‘,. , e . g 4 . : ,A . , i t - - 11 L -• 4 ' - .. :4 , - v .... .. ,w , `k:%, •• ' • - *, . •.. t : .. ... ~. - ...,... N.4,4 - S : Q • k 4,:. • ~.o . ..- . ~, ( 4 ' . ) . :7 , ~, ' ;,...,. • A', I , N. . , AO .. .7 • -.. , . . ACTS FOR GRANTING CoNTRIBUTIOIOOO .PROPERTI, /cc. ; 807. HIS Majesty's Commissioners for tlit Af(Airs: of Taxes having received information that many Persons re siding in the Cities of London and Westminster, mad ports adja cent, have neglected to deliver returns of their Property and Profits for the year 1807, as required by- the said Acts, hereby give Notice, that ail Persons with shall omit to deliver their returns at the Of f ice of the Commissioners, or to the Assessors of the , respective Districts, within fourteen days from the date hereof_ wine prosecuted for the penalty incurred by such default. . By Order oftlie Board, MATTHEW WINTER. Office for Taxes, Feb. 2, 1808. • "'This day was published, price 11. 641. AN EXAMINATION of the CAUSE S 4ichieh led to the LATE EXPEDMON against COPENFLAGEN: By on OBSERVIIIt. - Printed for f. liatchard, 190, Mc-runny. This day was published, in Octavo, price 75. Sd. in boards, A TREATISE on the LAW of 'DISTRESSES, with full Directions for the Making and Conducting a Dis tress, either for Rent or any other Cause. . . By JAMES BRADBY, of Lincoln's inn. London ' Printed for J. Butterworth, Flcet-►greet ; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. RETALIATION-NAVAL SUPREMACY. This day was published, the Fifth Edition, materially enlarged, with remarks on the King's Declaration and Proclamation, Peace of Tilsit, Baltic Expedition, Fate of Portugal, price Ss. 6d. THE CRISIS—By the Author of Plain Facts ; or, a Review of the conduct of the late Minister s. Printed ' for Stockdale, it-L. No. 4t, about the middle on the North side of Pall Mall, and La Grange, Nassau-street, Dublin. Where may be had, price Ss. 6d. bAng the best American Pam phlet ever published, The British Treaty, with an Appendix of State Papers, and a complete and elegant Refutation of Mr. Cobbctt's Ocsent Political Sentiments ; written by himself. NEW MUSIC. Published by Clement! and Co. 26, Cheapside. VOCAL MUSIC. THE single SONGS, DUETTS, and GLEES, from the Opera of "TWO FACES - UNDER A HOOD," composed by Mr. Shield, way be had single, Is. 411 and each. The Blind Boy, 6s. PIANO FOITIL MUSIC. Sonatas, Op. as, (dedicated to Madame Car,alarli) es- 6d. Ditto Op. 46, 4s. Haigh Sonatas, with Milftary Movements, 8s 6d. FLUTE Music. Hugot, Study for the Flute, Book I, Ss. Ditto Ditto Book 11, ss. Beale's Duets, (Flute) 7s. 6d. Weidner, Duets, ditto, Op. S, 6s. N. B. The Duets, Trios, Quarretts, and (luintettes ,f Mozart, forming the most splendid Wo • ever offered to th. Public, v‘ ilt be published on the lit of March. IN ROYAL OCTAVO, And illustrated with new Plates, those on Natural History forming nearly half, beautifully coloured. On Tuesday, March I, be ulished, handsomel primed on a Fine Paper, P will ART p I. b Price Six Shillings , I)ANT OLOGIA • comprehending a complete Series of Essays,"Trea ' tises, and Systems, alphabetically ar ranged ; with a gcnrral Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Words ; and presenting a ad'oct Survey of Human Gemus, Learning, and Industry. By JOHN MASON GOOD, Esq. OLINTHUS GREGORY, A. M. of the Royal Militaty Atir demy, Woolwich ; And Mr. NEWTON BOSWORTH, of Cambridge. Assisted by other Gentlemen of Eminence in different Pepart inents of Literature. ' CONDITIONS. - I. This Work will be handsomely printed by Messrs. Bensley and Davison, on a fine wove Royal Paper, in Octavo, and will be published in monthly Parts, price Six Shillings each, five of which will form a Volume. The first Part will appear on the Ist of March. 11. As an undertaking of so extensive a nature, it is impossible to ascertain the exact quantity in which the whole will be corn- prised—the Public can only be assured, that it will not exceed Ten Volumes; and, probably, not more than Eight or Nine. 111. In the course of Publication, there will be introduced from Three to Four Hundred elegant En-ravings by the first Artists, f ro m original Drawings by Edward ' s, Farey, jun. and others. And all those representing subjects of Natural History, comprislPg half, or pearly half the entire Number, will be beautifully co loured after Nature. , . i London : Printed for G. Kearney. Fleet-street ; and sold by all other Booksellers. DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PiLLS. THESE Pills have long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothe eery, and from their great success in many obstinate bilious Disor den, on numerous patients of distinct ion and ot hers, particularly the Duke of Segford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner , t i t s Dderager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, Br.c: am. he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the appro bation and sanction of their name.. The following is a proof of their efficacy.: " Deal Castle, Haverford West, South Wales, February 11,1803. " Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr. Dixon : al though not personally a with him ; would take it as a &- Irma, if he would send M al fo ur or live boxes of his Pills as soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi-. eine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; for the great service they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to CoL Bishop and all his fa. mill'. Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend t h e pills teheie. ever he goes; he really thinks If Mr. Dixon would Noels* souse persons as venders in this county, it would be a beads tie tit^ community." • The Pills are found to be an intompsrable tensed reiteetnti the tone of the stomach, for curing indigatioe, sf preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruetititiou aid Sato kncies, They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, tick head-aches, and heart-born, which is ocsosionea by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bale, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Sold wholesale and retail at 'Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapiltle, corner of Paternuster-tow, London ; and ret ail by malt country bbsdicine Venders, boxes at 2s. bd. and Es. eash: .• . A N, ATSVOWI3ON, ivith a PROSPECT of 11 VERY. EAR - I.V PCISSFASIOIi, to be SOLD by PR I. V? T% OWTRACr. • Applicatioz.r., to be made to Mr. Tyri daiii ANTED to PURCHASE, to AD VOW' SON kn any WI Of Great Britain, aI yeast:v*lM it —rartieulars to be addressed to Masas4 Stump ! . SAO Solicitors, ,New Bridge-strec, Bla4.friaes„ Loa f,. MONTAGU-SQUARE, near PORTMAI4-SQUARE. mo BE SOLD the LEASE of a HOUSE, with at- the Elegant Furniture, at a fair rduaticas. Particulars to be had of Mr. Itoutledge, Solicitor, "'"...rtjtuntillWa. Temple. MESSRS. FLETCHER respect -1,- fully inform their FRIENDS and the PUBLIC, th at the SALE of MANOR of SPARSHOLT, and FREEHOLD ES TATES in the Countka of BERMS and WILTS, adverdssi for Saleby Auction an the Inth inst. at Garravray's, is womilaidsigy POSTPONED till FRIDAY, the 26th instant. tee, Fenchttrch-street, Pets. 1, 1008. TO BE PEILEMPIUMLY 801.1), : PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, liassdißiertinstl&Maa, with the approbation of JOHN ODD, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court, in Southampton 5, idogs, Chancery-lase, London, on Saturday the 13th day of Eebruary,lB 4 3B, between the hours of twelve and one o'clock in the afternoon, a certain LEASEHOLD HOUSE. No. 16, in Gee's Court, Oxford-strest, in -the Parish of St. Mary-1.1.80nn0, in the county of Middhlacx, held for the remainder of a term of years, whereof 22 years or thereabows, wanting 20 days, were unex pired at Midsummer Day 1807, at 61. 6s. per annum; and now let for a term of Is years and a half, from the 4th of August, 18d6, at the Yearly Rent of 621. Printed particulars may be bad, gratis, at the Master's Cham bers, in Southamplon-Euildings aforesaid ; of Mr. Joshua Ma"hew, Solicitor, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane ;of M. James Espinal; Solicitor, Vuality-court, Chancery-lane, London ; and on the Prenikes. To FARMERS wag RELLMONGE.RS. FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, High Wycomb. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Messrs.GRIFFITh, HOPKINS, and Co. at Garraway's, on Friday, Feb. 19, I soS, at Twelve o'Clnck, In Two Lots, unless disposed of by Private Cortrsct before the 14th inst. A V A LUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, at Chipping V4 - ycomb, Bucks, comprising a Fellmonger's-yard, with all reqesisitc Buildings, Pits, Cockle, &c. recently erected, at a very considerable expence, with about one Acre of rich Mea dow Land, a good Garden, ; the whole very conveniently ar ranged, and well supplied with water. Also a Copyhold Estate contiguous, which consists of a goal Dwelling-house, large Gar- den, extensive Yard, Store-room, and Lofts over, Bark Mill, Mill House and Lofts, seven Workshops and large Sheds, and Lofts over, So Tan-pits and every other requisite for the busi ness, which are very conveniently fitted up, in excellent repair, in a good neigh bourhood for bark, 'and late in full trade, in the present occupa tion of Mr. Wm. Wilkins. May be viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises. at the Red Lion, HighVyclimb ; the Angel, Reading and Oxford; White Horse, Uxbridge; at Garrawly's ; of Messrs. Ellison and Daw son, Solicitors White Hart-court, Lombard-street ; andel' Grif fith, Hopkins Solicitor, Cooptr, No. 92, Blackman-street, Southwark . • • ESHER IRON AND CORN MILLS, SURREY: By Messrs. SKINN"' T'I'KE, and Co. • On Thursday, February 25, at Twelve, at Oarrawafs, in One Lot, unless an acceptable one, Is oo purchase by Private Contract ; an early possessiimwill be given ; A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD - ESTATE, 3- situate at Esher, two miles from Hampton Bridge and Di,- ton, and four from Kingston, in Surrey; cnnsisting of Esher Iron and Flour Mills, on the river Mole, a powerfa stream with a pen of:about eight miles, and nine feet fall, worklng darn; 19-feet wheels, with excellent rollers, slitting engine, furnaces, forges, and appurtenances for the Iron Trade ; also three pa 'r of mill-stones, diesintmachines, and going geers for the Flour Trade ; the whole constructed upon the best prtnciple, e and well adapted for the con siderable business they are now employed in. The situation is very desirable, and from the great power of water, the mills are capable of being applied to any Manufactory (gunpowder-work excepted). Also, a commodious Dwelling-house and Offices, Workmen,' Tenements, and suitable out-buildings, pleasure-ground, gardens, and rich meadows, containing about 16 acres ; held for a term of 20 years, at a. rent of SOOL per annum. For particulars apply to Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alders gate-street ; and printed particulars may be had in a few days on the premises; also of Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, Solicitors, Temple; and at the place of bale. • VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR and ADVOWSON, near STONEY S'f RA'FFORD, in BUCKS. Dy Meier,: SKINNER, DYKEand Co. at Garraway's, on Thurs day, February 25, at twelve, in "Three Lots, T HE FR E EHOLD I,ertuIAd o MA wson N i (); R th of e RCec tLy ries o E f R cai T , O rt N n , tabs the .istkleiseluutiptor, Conti. tilos and near to the Market Town of Stoney Stratford, in the county of Bucks, 50 miles from London. The Manor of Calvtrton, with the numerous freehold and copy." hold quit-rents, fines, courts, royalties, and immunities, tolls of weekly markets and fairs in Stoney Stratford, amounting toabout tool. per annum ; also the perpetual Arbrewasna of the Rectory of Caperton, consisting of the Rectory Pam, containing 391 acres of meadow, pasture and arable land, a oesnatent new rectory or faun house, offices, and garden, barns, *Wing, and outbuildkigs; the estimated value about 5601. per annum ; the present incum bent's age 79 years; and also the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Beachampton, with the great and small tythes of the parish, containing about 1350 acres of meadow, pasture and arable land; a parsonage house, offices and garden, and glebe landslibout al acres ; the estimated value of 3001. per annum ; the present incumbent's age 71 years. May be viewed, and particulars had, of Messrs. Dicey and Co. Printers, Northampton • Messrs. Dawson .. aiid Co. PArta.. s, Oxford ; Mr. Hodson, Printer, Cambridge ; at the Cock, Stoney Stratford ; Swan, Newport Pagnel t Sugar Loaf, 'Dunstable ; White Hart. St. Albkit's ; Red lion, Barnet; of Edmund Est court, Esq. Lincoln's Inn ; at the place of sale ; and of Mears. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aldersg-t -street, London. ADVOWSON and Next PRESENTATION to a RECTORY., of the ANNUAL VALUE of 7351. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. Oh Thursday the 25th of February, at twelve o'clock, at Car raway's,unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely notice will be given, FVEWINTHS, including the two next PRT. SENTATIONA of the PERPETUAL. ADVOWSON of the Capital RECTORY of FRAMPTON COITERFLL,' in the county of Gloucester, situate within eight miles of itriatohlbeee from Sodbury, and in the neighbourhood of several Small towns. The Rectory • •sa a commodious parsonage house and gar dens, with a hap btu and other outrbuildings ; 61 acres of rich, glebe land, ant the great and small Tythes of nearly 1800 saes of very fertile , meadow, pasture, and arable land, of which rather more than Islf wearable; the *hole being of the clear annual 'alue of Ser...n Hundred and Thirty-five Pounds, after deducting all tares, ands stfimemi of Seventy-five Pouods per annum, for a Came. The piellostr will be tabled to presoat on t he two slows the fourth, sixth, and seventh, and so on ..1 118 1111 WitR la redmor ow of nice, in a similar rotation. The pre , NPR put t ic l u sr 50 years. two* Maly be bad of Mr. James, solicitor, No. 12, Orterebri-aq Loodoo • Mr. R. B. Ward, solicitor, Bath ; swicifliaosors. and Ce. Aldsrepte-street, .ondon; toAlleflik:S" to treat far the Purchase by Private Cc.n.- Met M ayb e Particulars also may be had of Messrs. ptineie; d ; Mr. Hodson, printer, Cambridge ; Mr. Cretweß,lprinter, Math ; Mr. Walker, printer, Gloucester; *nu .the plark of sale. I 'HE next Meeting of the Trustees for putting in -A- execution the several Acts of Parliament for repairing the Highways between Tyburn and Uxbridge, in the County of Mid dlesex, and for amending the road leading from Brent Bridge over Harwell Heath, through the Parishes of Hama, New Brentford and Ealing, to the Great Western Road in the said County, and for other purposes, will be held at the house of Jonas Fox, the Old Hat, in the Parish of Ealing, on Saturday the 13th of February, UM, a!,11 o'clock in.the forenoon. TO ARCHITECTS. WILTS..COUNTY GAOL, and HOUSE of CORXECTION . AL' 'ERSONS, willing to send in PLANS add E TATts, for enlarging, altering, and amending the Cogity C and House of Correction of Fisherton Anger, in the County of Wilts, either by entirely re-building the same on the present Scite and Lands adjoining, or making necessary addditidis ons to the present Buildings, so as to provide proper separate an tinct Places of Confinement for the Prisoners and Debtors therein to be coahned, having regard to classing the Prisoners according to their sexes, crimes and punishments, and providing convenient places for the employment of those committed to hard Labour — are requested to send the same, with Estimates and Proponah for carrying such Plans into execution, to Mr. Jou N Sw Arta, at the OSlce of the Clerk of the Peace # Wilton, near Salisbury, Wilts, ton or bifore the 19th day of April next. It is requested that such Plans and Estimates be sent, sealed up, without Signatures, but with Mottos, ,or other devices ; and that the same be accompanied with sealed Letters (marked on the out side with dorresponding mottos or other devices), containing the Names and Addresses of the Persons sending the same. FIFTY POUNDS will be paid, as an honorary Compensation to the Person sending the Plan, Stc. which shall be most approved of, with a Proviso that the said compensation Is not to be paid, in case the Person sending the Plan, &c. shall afterwards be em ploVedin executing the same. Wilton, - near Salsbury, Feb. 1808. , . A NEW SUNDAY NEWSPAPER , with a ASECOND EDITION on Monday afternoon, for circulation in the Country, has just been announced by Mr. FRANCIS WILLIAM BLAGDON, the celebratedAutbor of the Suppressed Letter to Earl St. Vincent, the Flowers of Literature, &c. &c. for the former of which be was sentenced to six months imprison ment in the King's Bench about two years ago. It appears that Mr. BLigdon has been for ten years the literary Superintenslant of some of the principal Newspapers in London. His paper, which is expected to be a desideratum in British Lketature, is to be published, for the first time, on Sunday, the 14th, and Monday, the 15th instant, and is to be called " The PHCE;NIX, or BLAGDON's WEEKLY CHRONI sp CLER." A capacious Office has been taken for this Newaper, at No. 57, Snow-hill. BONAPARTE'sCOIDITIONS of PEACE! ! ! will be absolutely and eratTely inserted in the NATIONAL REGISTER of to-morrow, Sunday, February, 1808; together with the Prosecution of that Calumniating Journal, the Indepen dent Whig; the Important Debates in Parliament, with the In teresting State Papers made public during the week—Theatrical Criticisms on the mos t im p artial principles, and a more ample d e r Criticisms of Foreign and Domestic Occurrences than can be inserted in any other Weekly Paper. No proof can be more convincing of the superiority of the National Register, than the necessity of re T printing the whole of its former Numbers ; No. 1. is now ready for delivery, and should be immediately ordered to prevent the possibility of disappointment ; Office, No. 1 Catharine-street, Strand, and the National Register may be had of all the Newsmen. .....---.....--..--ss ..--- TH,E TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. THE BOOKSELLERS throughout Great Bri tain and keland are informed that the To rooting ma L DICTION AR Y of the United Icingdom, illustrated with voavvtrx newly-drawn Maps, will, positively, be ready for Delivery en Thursday, the ath of February. Price 245. with plain Maps, and 275. with the Maps coloured. It has been delayed for a few days, solelf by the unprecedented extent of the orders from all parts of the country, and by the im possibility of preparing the requisite number of copies to make a general delivery at once. Twenty,-five copies are sent to Country Booksellers, on terms of peculiar advantage. Inderndently of its other conveniencies, this Dictionary would be found to be the completest Road Book ever published, every road being laid down in the Maps, and every place being fully de scribed in the Alphabet. Bridge-street, Jan. 29,1808. • COITTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY. This day was pnblebed, in 9 latge octavo volumes, price half-a guinea each in hoards, embellished with numerous Portraits, PUBLIC CHARACTERS; or • FULL and ACCURATE MEMOIRS of various Persons aitinguished in the walks of Public Life, in the SENATE, the LEARNED PRO• r mimics, the ARIEY and NAVY, DIPLOMART, LITERATURE, COMMERCE, .aId.thRARTI. The unparalleled sueeesi w hich has attended the publication of the above-mentioned Work, and the rapid sale of many thousand copies of successite large Editions, must render unnecessary any further explanation of ha APPROVED and lITGIILY USRFUL PLAN. Time has, however, conferred a Feature- on this Publication, which it could not originally possess, and tfse unsparing Scythe of Death has converted the early Volunuis, with some few excep tions, into a Necrology or Obituary of departed excellence. In this point of view-the Work exhibits new claims to general interest ; and as every successive Edition has been carefully revised and Improved, the Work may be received as a faithful Biographical History of the present 'Fimes. The Editor shall repeat, that since the commencement of the Work, in gratifying a laudable curiosity relative to Public Charac ters, be : , AS in no instance satisfied the wishes of Malevolence. Printed for RICWARD Nitric - Pi, No. 6, Bridge-street, Mas friars, and to be h i d of a ll booksellers and dealers in books. k ' VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 1, ham. THE cammlsszoNEßs for virribiLLANG ars MAJESTrs NAvr a hereby give Notice, That on Monday next the ad s instant, the y will be ready to receive. 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