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.~.-- • 6767] li ['WI" , -.......,,.. NINTH TITHE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. tIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, maiesty's Servants will act a New Drama, in 3 Acts, 11 110 VIE SIEGE OF ST. QUINTIN ; OR, SPANISH HEROISM. SrANLAttrIS. IssiDOCI Philip (Duke of Savoy), Mr. PUTNAM ; Count Egmont (the General), Mr. ELLISTON; Everard (the Military Minstrel), Mr. GRAHAM; A d r i a sa (Wife of Egmont), Mrs. H. =DONS. ENGLISH. Leinster Kildare, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Soldiers, Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM; mow, Master DOURHOUSET, Master HUrKEL. Fianna. D s cony (Governor of the Castle), Mr. RAYMOND; Laroche, Mr. SMITH; to De illmont, Miss RAY; Margaret, Miss TIDSWELL. After which, the Farce of ARMY. A CAPTAIN in a Second Battalion at present Quartered in England, wishes to exchange into a Single Battalion in India.—Direct to J. S. Post Oficc, Colchester—Let ters post paid. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON. 0221TL11142N, E melancholy event, of which I have just re ceived intelligence, has deprived you of one of your Repre eenintlvist, to whom 1 have been opposed In political differences, but I ever respected his talents and his private virtues. Prom the late contest in which I was engaged singly, against suited adversaries, I withdrew under the disadvantage of circum stances, when the public mind had been violently agitated.— Mindfill, however, of the promise I made at that period, that whenever the ferment should have subsided, and 2 fairer prettiest siteuld present it.elf, I would again appeal to the sentiments of the County, I fee/ myself caked upon, by every consideration of your former confidence, to renew the humble tender of those services win.th it has been my pride to execute with diligence and fidelity. My principles are known to you • my conluct has been uni krin--if you again depute me to P arliament, I shall exert the same diligence in promoting the just objects of your local iuterests ; I shall pursue the sante steady conduct in defending the true rights the people, tied ntaintaittiug the real bastre of the Throne, and •I a ll f • Integrity ad. katablialted Chitral. I have the honour to he, Gentlemen, Witham sincerest respect and gratitude, Your faithful and devoted humble Servant, WILLIAM HERBERT. Ingham, Novena er IS, 1 MIR. TVs day was published, in Octavo, price 4s. sewed, AVIEW of the &it IG IN, PROGRESS, and DIVERSITY of HEATH7N WOKS. HP, anttcedently to the CHRISTIAN REV ELF :I'l 0 N. By T. THOMAS, of Wareham. Printed for R. Bickt.rstaff, co:1 , 1- of E , s •v-s. r •e', gtrancl. ARMY.—TO CAPTAINS OF CAVALRY. - A CAPTAIN of a Regiment of One Battalion stationed in a healthy and pleasant Climate, wishes to ex change to Cavalry.—Apply by letter (post free) to Captals 13. to the care of Captain Coghlan, No. 14, quckin g ham-street, Adtlphi. N. B. The regulated difference only will be given. COW I'OX. Thil clay was publish. a, h ic.- Three AREV i E of lir! 1 Et'Gßl'(): the ROYAL coLleuE ui PI - lISIC:AN.; of LONDON on VACCI NATION. • By BENJAMIN NIO:W.I.EY, NT. D. Sold by Cuthell and Martin, Muklle -row ; Ridgway, Picea. dilly; and Callow, Crown -court, Soho. N. B. The whole Report of the College is given in the Review. LOST, Wednesday last, a Leather Red PocKET BooK, with a Silver Clasp, between Comilla and Somerset- House, containing four Ten, six Five, and three One Pound Bank of England Notes, just received, at the Dividend Office ; also two Halves, three Quarters, seven Eighths, and twenty-three Six teenths, belonging to a Club, and registered in their nasncs at the Office of HORNSBY and Co. Whoever will bring the said Book, with • eiteot tyNo. 245, Conthill, shall receive TWENTY OUlt/fAh KEWARII. Payment of the Notes sad Shares is stopped, therefore can he of no use but to the Owner. This day was putilsheil, In Octavo, on a large letter, price in boards, 4s. id. THE LESSONS of the CiitYRCH of ENO LAND taken from the Old Testament, as mpnted to be read in the Morning Service on the Sundays, and emu knpor tent.liolidays throughout the Yeir, wins Short Notes. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivlagton, No. SS, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also.lay J. Hatchani, No. leo, Piccaliny. N. B. The Lessons for the Evening Service are printing in the same form, and will be accompanied by Notes. OF AGE TO-MORROW. farce WiMighty*, Mr. BANNISTER; Sem Pdk'berti Mr. DELATHEWS ; Lady Brno back, Mrs. SPARKS a Sophia, (first time) Mrs. MATHEWS ; Maris, (first time) Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Oo Monday, the Grand Romance of Blue Beard. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. IPSWICH BANK NOTES. NEW PEERAGE FOR 1809. EXPBRIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, This day were published, In Two Volumes 12nao. illustramd by $5 superior Engravings, pries 14s. in boards, and 15s. bound and l et t ere d, pOPULAR LECTURES on EXPERIMEN TAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMlS TRY,inrendud chiefly for the Use of STUDENT'S and YOUNG PERSONS. NINTH TIME. - - THE JUNO'S 'THEATRE, HAYMARKET. AN MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, V trek Majesties Servants will act a New Grand Mclu.Dra. - Opera, in Three Acts, called THE EXILE. Conn Ulrich the Exile, Mr. POPE; Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN) Baron Altradorff, Mr. LISTON ; fount Calmar, Mr. INCLEDON ; Daran, Mr. YOUNG ; %gels, Mr. JEFFRIES; FUmsli, Mr. MEIRRAY ; yams* 1.11. CHAPMAN; Servitz, hdr. FAWCI'I • The Empreu Elizabeth, Mrs. sc. LEGER. Sedge, ifts (; 1 13BS ; Alexlna, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Catharine, Mrs.DICKONS ; Alms, Mrs. LISTON; Villager, Mrs. EMERY. In Ast. IL the Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth. The Du l cet (composed by Mr. Bologna,jun.) to be perfbrrned by the MS T w hich tbe Corps de Ballet. . o will be Weigh. Farce of - THE BIRTH-DAY. Captain Bertram, Mr. MUNDEN ; Mr. Bertram, Mr. MURRAY; Jack Junk, Mr. FAWCETT; Emma, Miss BRISTOW; Mrs. Moral, Mrs. DAVENPORT. The New Grad Melo-Dramatic Opera of th• fails wW be Termed tray evening till further notice. On Tuesday, Raisiug the Wind. LOST, on Thursday Night last, the 10th of No vember 1808, from the Ipso h and Norwich Mail Coach, which runs from the swan with l'wo Necks, in Lad-Lane, to Ipswkh and Norwich, *BROWN PAPER PARCEL, addressed to "Messrs. CRICKITT and Co. IPSWICH;" containing NOTES, of the above Bank, of TEN and FIVE POUNDS each. Whoever has found the said Paper Parcel, and will bring it with iss Contents, to Messrs. Bromley and 134.11, Solicitors, No. 4, Holborn Codrt, Gray's Inn, London ; or to Messrs. Crickitt and Co. Ipswich, shall receive ONE HUNDRED POUNDS Reward for their trouble. In January next will be published, in two Poet Volumes, cor rected to the time of publication, with a newly engraved Set of Copperplates, A NEW PEERAGE of ENGLAND. SCOT IAN') and IRELAND. _ _ . . . . Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. By whom is just published, A New Map af Spain and Portugal, on Nine Sheets, by E. Mentelle, Member of the National Institute of Sciences at Paris, price .E 1 its. ad. OBOAGE GREOORY, D. D. Doctor in Philosophy and the sins, Bu. l Vicar of West-Hats; Domestic Chaplahli to the Lord Bisiop of Laadaff and Astlaur •f Eooaomy of Nature, &c. Prioted fur Eticunao Paitz.t rs, 6, Bridge-area; and to be bid of all Beeltiellers, SIR RICHARD PHALLIYS'S UTTER N. 13. The Numbers of all the Notes in the said Parcel befits known, Payment at the respective Banks has been stopped. Of whom may also he had, just published, • The GRAMMAR of NATURAL and EXPERIMENTAL PhiILOSOPHY, by the Rev. D. BL♦la, Author of the Class Book,Scc. price Is. in blue. PLYMOU'I H. This day was published, in small Octavo, sr NIMEDITION, prise 4a. to boards, ALETTER to the LIVE,RY oILONDON, re lative to the Views of the Writer in meeting THE OF. FICE OF SHERIFF, with an APPENDIX, containing Letters and Official Docunstnts. POR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London lett, Porhole-st-eet, Plymouth, on Tuesday the Mb November, tog. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, PRACTIAL ARCHITECTURE. This day was published, corseted to thy preset Tiro*, Price as. 6d. sews], TAYLOR's BUILDER's PRICE BOOK, new arrang...l, containing a Correct List of the Prices allowed by the most eminent Surveyors in London, to the revers] Artifi:t rs concerned in Building, with the Journeymen's Prices affixed to each Article. To which are added a Variety of important Me morandums and `f ables, useful to every Persou conctrued in Building, Estimating, or Valuing, now first selected and com posed for this Wott. T HE handsome fast-sailing American-built Brig SALLY I'RACILY. Length - -, - 15 Wt. in. Breadth - - .- ES 3i Admeasuremer t . - 183 57.8 f tons. EM is a very desirable merchant-vessel, possessing the nuke i eillahllcations of burthen and dispatch. She Is in good condition, and abundantly found Us stores, requiris g hule more thais mcn and provisions; was captured on her voyage from New York to Bott4anz with pcsseniers. The Ercl.ch-built Schooner I'ANAIS. ' Length 62 f. 7 in. Breadth - - 18 Ey SIR RICH:LRD PHILLIPS, Rnt. One of the Sheriffs Of Lltidon and Middlesex. "' Truth and J ostice are immutable ; and they will generally prevail, autotl rational Creatures, over the Prejudices of Igno rance, and the Machinations of Self-interest."—Abp. Tarbox. 'l'o be had of 41 the Booksellers in Town and Country. •,,* The subjects successively discussed& this Work, are the Freeholders' Bout —The House of Correction—The Discharge of Persons relative to whom no Bill of Indictment has en found— The Prisons—Newgate and the Compters—Tranl ortations to Botany Bay for limited terms—Goal F fl.`3 —The Penal Laws— t he Fund—Petty, Grand, and Special Juries—Sheriff's Officera, and Lock-up-houses, &c. &c. By A N EbillneWr SITRIttY6e. Printed fur J. aror, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may ke bad, lately pubf shed, 1. NICHOLSON'S Carpenter and Jokur's Assistant, illus. trated with 79 pines and copious Explanations. 18s. hot n I. 2. Nicnot.sotes Carpenter's New Guide; a complete Book of Lines for Carpentry and Joinery, with 78 plates. 15s. S. Nienotsosi's Student's Instructor in drawing and working the Five Orders, Ss plates. 6s. bound. 4. Pasted Practical House Carpenter, 148 plates' les.. 5. Ton's Plass, F.levations and Sections of Hoe-Houses, Green-Houses, Conscrvatbries, Ste. on 27 plates, Folio, coloured, 21. 123. 6d. 6. LUGAR'S Designs for Farin-Houses, Farm-Yards, Dairies, Cottages, Sex. 21 plates, Quarto. 11. 5s in boards. MORTGAGE. ANTED £l2 or 814,000 on security of a VV Freehold Estate in Englan3, of the value of aC40,000.-- Appis to Mr. Richard Walter Forbes, Ely-Place ; or Mr. Henri Pocock, Staple bin, Loam. Admeasurentent 85 49-94 Tons. British Plantation-built, square steered, appears to he a new vessel, and well found ; sal fast, act lb calculated for general purposes. Also her CARGO ; eensistirg of Bourdeaus Wine of superior quality, now landing from the said vessel. The above vessels, captured and condemned as prize to his Majtaity's ship Am traria, Mienasza SETIrIOI7R Esq. Captain. MUSIC. This day was published, a new Edition, with Additions and Im-, proventeats, price Siz Shillings in boards, or Seven Shillings elegantly band. A COM,I 6 LETE DICTIONARY of MUSIC, to which is prefixed, a familiar Introduction to the first Principles of that Science. ny THOMAS BUSBY, Mus. D. _ . WANTED, a Youth about 16 or 17 Years of A g e, to Assist in a School—Apply personally, any morn ing between the bouts of nine and twelve, at No. 43, Charles street, Hatton•Canlen. T HE HULL of the fine burthensome Swedish built Brig MERCURIUS ; Burthen about 950 Tont— Has lately undergone some repairs in Ler fastenings; is worthy the attention of arty individual (o fit Gut under a neutral flag, or to Sbip-brealaers or Solider.; as her frame-timber., &c. are scarcely dlicolotired. Priutt d for R I ClIkR Pn ra,l3ridge:stract, and to he had of all the Music-Balers and Booksell..rs in Great Br tact. Of whom may be had, The Cabinet of Poetry, consisting of all the best Poetry in the Langpqr, chronol.xically arranged, whit Lives of the Poets, by Mr. Pratt, Six elegant Volumes, pricc Three Pounds in boards. Chaska' Pbetry, for Schools and Young Persons, scle.:ted by the same Author: rot fine piper, price. 7s. Gd. in beards ; ua common paper, Si. 6d. WINTER FASHIONS IN LADIES' DRESS. rIIIOMAS and Co. have completed and intro .& awed, node the inspection and selection of Mrs. 'Thomas. a yore fashionable, elegant, and exteusivestariety For La‘les* V heer Dress, titan will be found at any other house in the Me in:94s, consisting of new and improved Wraps, Spanish Man thi, Pelisses, Millinery, Dresses, Sze. made of the most fashion able materials, T. and Co. stand alone as to variety, consequently no house srill be found so convenient to Ladies, or Gentlemen favoUred Vitltbeir commissions, to complete large or small purchases. Las is the country may have any article forwarded to thew gatersiog a Pattern Dress, with the size of their head, &c. ex tol? to their mind, and in the most fashionable manner, if at with a remittance. T. and Co. have introduced a great variety of novel Fnr Hats, 'Ptiminiq,s, 8(4 Likewise a most elegant description of White Tippets at the low price of 21s. each, which are warranted both to &so ntd wear well. Every other branch of business as usual in the Haberdashery &M ilk Mereery departments. htnelmats or Manufacturers may have ready money, for any Inlisathie sr prime article which they have to dispose of. Wat corner of Chancery-lane, 19 3, Fleet-street, London. AI- ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK I , and Co. Stock- Broken, respectfully acquaint the Public , the STATE LOTTIRY will commence Drawing on the 19th of December. The Scheme b quite novel, and has advantages, which no other Lottery ever possessed, TWO ADDITIONAL BENEFITS of FIVE HUNDRED TICKETS each, will be given by the Contractor, with the per sist/so of Government : by which Adventurers have the ckance br s 1 the Capital and other Prizes, in 500 or 1000 Tickets, leaks their own a,.d may contain— FOUR PRIZES of ,00,000 !!! of A: le,ooo 6 2 5,000 1 &c. &c. &e. The Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the Offices, Bank CornitiU, and opposite the King's Mews, Charing Cross., Loadah, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the only *amulet ever soil in Shares $ _ _ Two Prizes of ,C 34,004. And in the last Lottery, Two Prizes of 1:20,000. No. 2 CAP ana No. 10,197, both in Shares. NEW LOTTERY. TO BEGIN DRAWING 13th DEcEMBER, 'Boa. sCHLME. a o f 4:2o,o0o are X 90,000 I ... I0,(.00 --. 20,C00 it ... 5 AGO --- 10,000 0 1,0(W 6,n00 10 _5OO 5,000 20 11C0 ---... 1,000 50 2,200 100 ._ 25 2,500 4 ,R20 15 .--- 7C,300 ........., --- 1 400 Tickets. if 2° 0,0 0 0 THE SCHEME of t hi s tottery exceeds all others, as it ahomth in CAPITAL PRIZES ; and, in woorrints to the usual Stan allotted by Government, the Contractor ha; per -1114;13n sf the Lords of the Treasury for him to make a FREE GIFC of moo W.HOLg TICKETS, the value of which It is ta'Ph,.. el.: to cakohte, as they may contain the &Wowing Capital rnita : 2 4 of 1 f 2 0,000 I 6 of £) ,000 1 ••••• 10,0C.0 10 •••• 500 .-- 5,000 90 -•- 100 &c. &e. i.l l :re tta'=o,9oo Tithe.* in the' Lottery, with Not Three Tows co a Prise ; hut there are only 19,000 Tickets for Sale.. - a s p r edyperchase is therefore, nectsaary, as superior Benefits are at tarhod to partiwdar Tickers drawn the F : ret ind Second Days, ard the whole Lotter . y will be drawn In Four Days. Slum are enrilled to a Proportion of the above Benefits. ~Yr Ticke t . and Shares arty selling ; everyLleesised Lottery " 43 e; and by % t i t Aims& s _ ' ,:. +,‘• .* ( 4'4' I 1• F _ -----7 *: , ...T.,1 ; . • i'l.• +lt I` . . N. -10.i(ng : i 4. .fff<1 , :r "4 ' o . ...itax . . A,. 4 6 ° IP' , • - r v i x . ) 'II!: V iiii i re i l jor ' 4 6-- - . . SATURDAY, NOV EMBER 19. 1808. , • . [PRICE SI X-,P.ENCR, . , . . I • , This day was published, price One Shilling, To be continued oR the first day of every Month, Numbers I. and V. of a tlcsv.-Liferary Work. entitl e d I.rTHE LIBRARIAN. No. 1. contains a n Ana .ll• Iysis, List of the PLates4,, Maps, &c. in Horsley's Bf. tennis Rotnana, or Oar };ounce Antiquities of Britain—Account of the Appointment ta4 the House of Ooturnons of a Conunktee to inquire into the State of thg publia Retards. First Report of that Committee.—Accouat q 1 the Miluscript Departinent qf the British Museum.—List and Analyeivii( Papers primed by order of the Horse of Coinnions dieing the pvtitent S :Won of Parlia ment, Ifcc. &c.—No. li. contain; au Anelysis, List of the Maps, Plates, &e. in Chaancy's Historical Antiquities of Hertfords'iire —Account of the Manuszripts in the Libraries of the Royal So ciety,and Herald's Office:-.C.arifogue of the Works of Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes, arranged In the order of their pubilci. tion, &e. &c. By JAMES SAVAGE. London! Printed by a-xl for William Savage, No. 88,Deilford• bury ; and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kiagdoin. Where also may be had, 11. No. 1. price is. humbly inscribed (by permission) to lice Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales, of the NEW TEsTrimENT of OUR LORD JratlS CHRIST, with a fur ther Abridgment ef tlte PRACTICAL onskavATloNs of the late Rev. WILLIAM BURKITT. By the Rev. Samuel Glasse, D.D. F.R.S. Rector of Wanstead, Essex, and Chaplain in Ordinary to Lis Mai.e.sty. The 2d edition. It is proposed that this Work shall be comprised in 14 numbers Royal Bvo. closely printed, to be published on the first day.); every month. HI. DESCRIPTIVE POETRY; being a Selection from the hest modern Authors, principally having reference to sublects in Natural History, Ss. in extra boards. T'i E Three-masted Schooner Sat Joip; TitouAs DUCKWORTII. Length - - - 63 f. 3 in. Breadth • - 14 II Admva3urei - - 60 SLI-14.1.013. This irsat 1 lira been lately overhauled, and performed a vuyag: as a cartel to Holland. Htv accommodations are very gut 4, and the is a de/Aral:4e little vessel for the Spanish and Pewit' a. run ning trades.--She has a-warlike appearance, pierc:4l fur 14 gut.s, and w di found. FIFTY Hogsheads MUSCOVADO SUGAR ; Lxtely imported from St. Croix, and restored to the Claiui• ants, which wilt be put up in suitable lots. For inventories and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Mc:chant, Plymouth. " This &Auction is made with much judgment and taste, and has in some degree the distinction of novelty. It in a paricula: manner unites instruction with amusement, and may very pro perly be reconstuended to all who have the care of young persons. Th.: authors selected for the purpose are of high character among modern authors far poetical talent "—Brit. Crit. Jan. 1808. w. TRUTH and ERROR CONTRASTED, in a letter to a Young Gentleman, in answer to his Apology for joining the Pea. pie called Methodists. By a Friend, Is. 6d. V. The DIRECTOR ;,a Weekly literary Journal-captaining 1. Essays on subje.cts of Literature, the Flee Arts aml Manners; Q. Bibliographiana, aecount of rare and curious Books, and of the Book Sales in this country, from the close of the 17th century; s. Royal Institution, analysis of the Lectures delivered weekly ; 4. British Gallery, description of the principal Pictures exhibited for sale,with the names of the purzliasas, 2 vols. Bvo. 12s.boai ef. The Director appears to possess as many r. , commendations to public curiosity as any periodical paper v..iich has Preceded it._ The writers seem to he enlightened and =comps. fed men; the always possess the necessary variety of being ozcssioually didactic, entertaining, and humourous, while the end and object of the whole is to benefit the cause of morality, learnlig, and the arts. Such an undertaking must necessarily have our hearty good wishes for its success.—Brit. Crit. 1807. VI. LEPIDOPTERA BRI I'ANNICA ; Sistens Digestionens Novam Insectorum Lepidopterorum qua in Magna Britannia, . reperamtur, Larrartim . Pabulo, Tentporeque Pascendi ; Expan done Alarum ; Mensibusque Volandi • Synonymis atque I.ocis, Obeervationibusque culls. Autore A. H. Waverth, F.L.S. The 2d part, which completes this Work, is in the press, and will be published,early in the Spring of 180. VII. An ESSAY on the TEEI H of WHEELS, comprehen. ding Principles and their application in practice, to Jklillyrurk and other Machinery.. With numerous Figutts. By Rvbertscat Etta champ, Civil Engineer. Reeked by Peter Nicholson, Architect, 7s. in extra boards. VIII. MEMOIRS illustrating the History of JACOBINIST.f., written in French by the Abbe Hamel, and translated into Erg tisk by the Hen. Robert Clifford, 4 vole. live. ii. Bs. - Certain we We that . 110 book bas appeared ,'Ace the eemaience . ment of our labours, which was more necessary to he read, and weighed attentively, by every person of any y, wite.her hereditary or commerdal: every person hokting 1, nk in so. dety, and every person who has within him a spark (Oz. al ...tit.; for the honour of Goa, or the waileresif Maakirei .— ~'srit. {last' Also, -- . THE FINE SLOOP L'ESPOlR.—Dimensions : Length - • 53 Ft. 6 In. Breadth, • - - 19 li Depth - • • 10 0 Admeamremerst - - 75 60-94 Tons. British built, very blirthensorr.e, particularly calculated for a Coaatvr, is well found in Materials. Also, part of her Cargo. consisting of Staves and Culm. The fine American built brig COMET. Length - - 76 Ft. 8 In. Breadth • .- 22 64 Admeasurement - - 158 38-94 Tons - Site is a firm goodVersel, and well found in Stores, and requires but little outfit ; captured on her voyage from America. The It arts bast Vessels, captured by Ins Majesty's ship Shntmon, P. B. V. Brooke, Eaq. Commander, anal condemned a prize. Abo, FIFTY-FIVE Bales of Martinique and Guada. loupe Cotton restored to the Claimants, which will be put up in suitable lots. About eo lons PasoMato (a valuable Italian Counst.) For viewin the Cotton and Pozzliano and for Catalogues, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWICEPt, Merchant, telyrnoutb, Nov. 16. Plyrisolub. ESTATES W THE COUNTY OF DONEGALI , , IRELAND. TO BE RE9OLD, ea Monday, the 19th day of January, 1809, at eleveo o'clock lathe forenoon, with the approbation of SA NIVEL Comrrow Cox, Eli!. one of the Masters of the Court of Chancery in England, at the Public Sale Room of the said Com, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, puriaant to certain Orders of the said Court made in Causes in tituled " Downes V. Thomas," and " Downes o. Thomas." CERTAIN Lands , Hereditarnents, and Premises, comprised in the !Manors of Boncranagh and Elogh, In the County of Donegal, in the Kingdom of Ireland, part of the Estates of the Marquis of Donegal!, and centaining is the whole 22,196 Acres and 17 Perches, for an unexpired Term of 1000 Years: subject to the several valid Leases subsisting on the said Estates, in the several Lots, and subject to the Conditions stated in the prriiit.*d Particulars which were issued for the Sale of the same Estates on the Intli t of Nc''ember, 1808, but which Sale has been postponed till the said 19,h of January next. Printed Particulars may be bad gratis et the said Master's Chambers, lu Southampton-buildings,oforesaid; of Messrs. Aid ridge and Colley Smith, Solicitors, Linooln's-Inn • of Messrs. and Lowe, Solicitors, Inner-Temple; of ivlx. Whitton, Solicitor, Great James-street; of Mr. Jaques, Land-Sinveyor, Hatron-Garden - and in Ireland of Mr. William Rspinasse, Soli citor, Stephoser:-Green, .41.LDRIDGE and COLLEY Shirai, Plaintift 's Solicitors, Liscski• Ina LAW. This day was pnbsshed, In Pour Vohtmes,Royaf Octavo, price fL iss. ha boards, or 31„ Ms. hound, ASERIES of ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in CONVEYANCING, proceeding from the simplest to the more varied circumstances ut ilffe with practical Notes and Variations, adapting each precedent to the most usual circum stance of Title. By CH.tRLES BARTOW, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Author of fhe Elements of Conveyancing. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Son►, Portugal-street, Liheoltis lan. This Work is designed as a Supplement to the Elements of Conveyancing, but is equally adapted to general use. The intent of it is to present the Solicitor with correct foritlis of those species of assurance which axe in most common use, as distinguished from such as are of a more special nature, requiring tive aid of Counsel; each of these forms is made, by means of subjoined va riations, to serve as a precedent in every ordinary case which can occur in a title; as where the sale is by private contract, and where public auction; where the wife is a party and where nut; where the conveyance is and where it is not made to a trustee for preventing dower, ttc. Sm.' And that every draft may be either fully or shortly drawn as clrcurnstaoces may require, the least essential parts of each deed arc so distinguished from the rest, as to be retained or omitted at pleasurs The character which Bach party sustains in the deed is moreover inserted, instead of the embarrassing mode of usieg.names or initials; and to the whole will be added a very full and partir:Alar index. A prospectus of the work, and list of . precedents, may be bad gratis of the pub lishers. THE STUDY OF GEOGRAPHY SIMPLIFIED. . This day was published, pricer hree Shillings cash, with the fug Allowance to Schools, E GEOGRAPHICAL COPY-BOOK, Part 1. THE of Fifteen Outline Maps of the Quarters and principal Countries in the World, Including three ancient Maps, engraved of a competent Size, and printed on superfine drawing Paper, for the purpose ofbeing filled up from any ordinary Maps, by Junior Classes of Students of Geography. Also, the GEOGRAPHICAL COPY-BOOK, Part TI. con sisting of the Lines of Latitude and Longitude accurately drawn for the same Set of Maps, designedto be filled up by the Senior Classes of Students of Geography, dr by those who have previ ously filled up Part L By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. A Moment's Inspection of these Copy-books will speak more in their praise than a volume of commentary. A sown person may, by means of them, become a proficient in Geography in a few weeks, and a young person at school may acquire more cor rect ideas In a few months than could be attained in a whole life without such exercise, In a word, these Copy-books, and the other works of the same Author, strip this science of all difficulty or mystery, and place it la all seminaries on a level with the Arts of Reading and Writing, and with the Elements of Grammar and Arithmetic. Printed for Mennen Pututes, No. 6, Bridge-street, Kuck friars, and to be had of all Booksellers and Dealers is Books, with the cull allowance to Teachers and Schools. 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