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.../7e •—•"'a.. - AN:t A i rc p -'4l - .•- - • / - .":‘, 1 ,-4-,..,/ ( . • '/'`' 4. II 7 -4- -e: - _,...,,,..;..., ,p ..t ) ,„•., .... 4‘ . . „.... ((' 4. '.? • 4., _.... 4. 0 , i f -- ,•• •:. ". ',. I (,--- ..f"' • ' ' ll4 j, 4 % liv s .i . ( -:@e 4 . ,. v•- 4‘,..,,,,,,: , , , .. , - 1•.'( t fl. ____-- , , .4 • Al , k kz• 1 / 4 . .4 / - _ -, -.. • . --; - ~2- - . ... . . . - - ~ p r Nu m= 8224. AVIDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1813. , . PR CR SIXP'::!NCR-4 . :ALFPR/424 r. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. NOTICE is hereby giden, That a GENERAL. ASSEMBLY of thr DRURY•LA - :E PRO lE'ro gt • be held at the Crowe and Anchor •I'avern on Monday, 7.11. 26tla day of July, at One o'Clock precisely, for general pti.l),)s.s. When the Profit of Subscription Shares for th.l Season I gi i 3 will be declared: which will be payable on and afar the let slay of August next. 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The whole being arranged in t; e .test natural, concise, and regular order, every Proposition is divided into distinct heads, (which has not been dune before), so that its nature appears at first sight. hroughout the Work the direct method of Demonstration Is strictly followed, and the pu tty of geometrical reasoning scrupulously maintained. Ity FRANCIS REYNARD, Master of the Mathematical, French, and Commercial School, Castle -street, Reading; Author of the Genealogical and Histu ricsl Chart, Igrely pub:Mica. " Felix, qoi pot nit rerum cognoscere causal." Sold by Witkie and Robinson,. Parernuster-row ; J. Harris, coiner of St. Paul's; and by 4tratisL FOR SCHOOLS. Latel7 published, price se. intettra boards, R UDIMENT'S of CBEMISTRY ; illustrstedby Experiments. atid Eight Coppertplito Engravings of uteinical Apparatus. 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This day was published, In Avo. price ins. 6.'. with the rare and curious Fron•isplece, TrIE LIFE, PROPHECIES, and PREDIC TIONS of MERLIN IN I'ERPRETED; being aChrono graphical History e all the Kings and memorable Passag-s in the History of these Kingdoms from Brute to the Reign of Chatles I. " Instead of a large study book, and huge voluminous tractate, able to take up a whole year in reading, and to load cid tire a porter in carrying, thou !vast here a manual, containing all the pith and marrow, made portable for thee (if thou so please) to bear in thy pocket, so that that mayest say, that in this small compendium thou hat Hollinshed, the Polychronicon i Fabian, spec (I, or An y of the test of more giantlike hulk or binding."— Vide lie , wond's Pr.-face to this very curious book. • _ . . London : Printed for Lackington, Allen and Co. Finsbury -quire. of whom may be had, elegantly printed in large (Ivo price ISs. 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CUMBERLAND'S WORKS. This day was published, Elegantly printed in a Manual Pocket Volume, price ^s. red. A FEW PLAIN, REASONS WHY WE 11. SHOULD BELIEVE IN CHRIST AND ADHERE LPS RELIMON; addressed to the Patrons and Professors of the new Pkilosopby. " This is one or the best and most useful of the numerous productions of Mr. Cumberland's pen. It is written in a style and manner_ calculated to impress the must enlarged ideas, and perfe...py comprehensible by the most confined understanding. The argumenta are incontrovertible, the nrinciples immoveable, the conclusions it resistible. It is deformed by no false liberality, it h disgraced by no naistaken concessions, fur the author seeks to convince by reason, and not to allure by flattery." London : Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Finshury square. Where may had, the various other Works of this ad mired Author, viz. Calvary; or, The Death of Christ, a Poem, elegantly printed in two pocket vols. i 2s. 'I he Esodiad, a Poem. 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WINE COOLERS and BUTI'ER PREsER VERS, on a new con.truction, are manufactured and sold exclusively by JAMES MIST, at his Warehouse for China, Glass, and Earthenware, No. 82, Fleet-street, London. The trials which were made of these articles during the last summer, were very satisfactory, and have warranted J. MIST in Freya ring a large quantity for the present season; b d !ei their arti cles, tke Pubbe may have some assurance of the utility of CA. contrivance trom the approbation bestowed on them by the So ciety for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufac•ures, and o..on merce, who rewarded the Inventor last year for this production. —Porous Jugs and Gugiets equal to those of Bengal and the Me diterranean. ANNUAL LETTING OF THE BARRACK CAN PEENS. Rsettare-Oerree, LONDON, JULY I, ISIS. NOTICE is hereby given, that the CANTEENS in the undermentioned Barracks, are to Le let to the highest Bidders, for one Year, from the 30th September next, to the 49th September, 1814. 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The names of two respectable Persons, with their Christhn names, professions, and places of abode, who will join the Tenant in executing the Indenture as his Sureties, must he inserted in the Proposals, and the Tenant is to pay for the Stamp., and the Commissional for the Affairs of Barracks do not undertake to procure the Tenant a Licence. Sealed Proposals, with the words Tender for Canteen," written on the outside Cover, will be received at this Office, on or before 12 o'Clock at Noon of Wednesday, the 4th of August next, after which hour, any proposal received cannot be noticed. By the Mutiny Act, Canteens are not liable to have Troops billeted upon them. The Form of the Proposals to be as follows To the Commisdoners for the Affairs of Barracks. I hereby offer for the Canteen at - for one year, from 30th Septen.- ber 1813, to 29th September 1814, the Sum of - Pounds as rent, and - Pounds for the privilege of selling Liqeurt. &c. tiverein, making together Pound', and propose Mr, of ----- and Mr. of as my Sureties far the same. A rui Large and small Hythe ? Ashford S separate Battle Ditto Fort l'wiss Bet ry head Sutherland Bexhill Old Molicrief Bexhill Huts Ipswich Old liirmhighant . Ipswich New Blot aington Knightsbridge 13raborne Lees Kins,bridge Brighton Lew L- • Canterbury Cavalry Maidstone Ditto Infantry Malden Chatham North :Manchester . Ditto South Mill Say, Plymouth Ditto Fort Pitt Norman Cross, East Chelmsford, Ohl Norman Cross, West Chelmsford, New Northampton Chichester Norwich Colchester No:tinhorn Croydon Ottery Danbury Parkhurst Dartmoor - , Pevensey Deal North Infantry Playden or Rye Deal South tufantry For:chests-T. 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TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVA l'E CONTRACT, rill HE LEASE, GOODWILL, S t :. of it l ong • esta . IL Wished and rrpeetible GROCER'* SHOP. The Prop , icor ha• oicupiedthe Premise* for th?. last *ix year!, and it Fr:sents an unusual opportunity to any person drsiroui 01 rrigazing In the ./Ine. The purcbaer may be accommolved seLls the r taini ure, at 1 ;lir vi!uati.m. For ca -as of address and particulars, ansi.y at No. le, Union. court, Old Broad-buret. srzAtt ENCINF.3. TO BE sou), AT PENYMON, 1"WO powerful STE/0.1 ENGINES, the one 72, and the c:her RI horse power, on M..tsrs. LJulton and Watt's plat:, one of which hcs a new Iron !Scant ; they are wino ,•lete 1:1 every respect, awl now on the I.M M ne nt Penyfron, ntar Moll, in the County of Flint, tegother wish Jouhle St's of Boners, and with the Pumps attached to them, consuming as fol lows, v:z. 1 Lift !9 yd., Plain Niles .27 in. and Kollin: Carrel 14 In. 1 do. 2$ do. do. 21) do. do. ID 1 do. 18 do. do. 16 do. do. 15 I do. IR 40. dol. 16 do. 1 do. 18 do. CL). 10 do. I do. Si do. do. 10 do. do. is# du. do. 6 1 do. Si do. do. 10 do. do. 61 1 do. m 7 .!o. do 26 do. dam. 17 1 do. 11 do. dn. 26 dn. 1 do. 15 do. do. 14 40. I do. 15 do. d.). 14 do. 1 dn. 15 do. dn. 8 do. do. 194 do. 1:: do. 13 do. . 7 These Li gines arc situated about slc mile% distant front Flint s (where tbey may he shipped) and may ha .re' and further putts , coins hail, by applying to Mr. Eagles, at l'enyirsii, near Moe& Mr. Robert Williams, of Chesier, will trei.t with any pellet, wishing to purchast tither one or Loth of th:ae Engines by Psi. Val e Coutroci. There are lire% of rwions size% Independent of thole attached to the Engines, pt.rticulats of whack may b.. known by applying Ida :.boor. 11A1tDWICKE COURT PARK. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. - Car;tat FREEHOLD P=T.ITE I HRFE HUNDRED and SE"EN ACRES.—El.zant MANtION and MANOR of HARDWICKE. 'lO BE SOLD 11Y pluvArn CONTR:t C AHANDSOME and singularly desirahle innclare MANSION, most delightfully situate ou a gentle mi ni tic , f h the evil: te of Three Hundred and Sev.qi Aer4 of I ND of vcry b.T..riar quality, of which 1-1...2 are Piisture and about I S Arrest :Arable. I he M AZ.SI'./N comprises an elegant roved Entrance Hall, Deowinc-room, Dining-room. Breakfast-parlour, enpa. cum Bed-chambers, Dr. ssing rooms, a l'atLtit Waver closet, e xc e ll e nt Cellars, with suitable attached and detached Offices, Stabling, double Coackhouse, &c.; a cap.tal Kitchen Garden surrounded wi-ti brick walls,,cloathed with choice FruttArees in full bearing. Orchard., Fisn l'ot.ds, and 'lantations of valuable Shrubs, divided by the beautiful Park.like Gromd- by an de tain wrought iron fe: , ce. he I.a d, which 1. of the richest quality, is taunt: ated from I..atZtax, more than one-third of it is Tythn-free, and a tartans runs through the Lure. At a con. ventent distance from the hiansion is an exceltimt Farm-howl, the principal part of w!rch has b. en crested within three years; S;:.bling, Barn, Cattle Shvds, and every rtquisite Out-building. Ilse Manor extends over 2312 Acres Th•s very desirable Pro perty, commanding the most beautiful and extensive views, is bounded en the South-east by the turnpike road h ailing from Gloucester to Bath and Bristol, and on the ::artb-west by the line of the intended Canal from Gloucester to Me rkrl. y, it Is 34 Lilies from Bath, £9 irons Bri,tol, 14 from rye from Was:caster. A ci.n.idorable part of the Purchase motley nlayremain on morgage. the Mansion, M..nor, and part of the Land, n-sr he had, it more agreralLe to any purchaser, who may be actuasniotta'rd with inunedtate row•oe,oion. for Particulars, apply on the Prembea (If by Irter. post paid) or to Messrs. Hogzait And Phillips. No. 02. 01.1 Bros.! serer!. TO cure Eruptions in the Face, Skin, I,:c. crithont impairing the cativitstion, is that ezet !lent pre.Aration, Mrs. lA/ %VIAND . ' Lo ton. .1115: totiowing note from a Lady of rank, 49, CharlNte-,'re::, Portland phie r . 1.3417 ernllni:le 1. n ex 'relent. her to Nl.l. Vincei.t, and ha; Or i'leao.re of s,ativg, that, by the ore of mei q•tart bott!es of het G.virlatni% Lt.tion, she i. palest!. cored of a I violent Eruption upon Ler face alit! arms ; she 1; by her l'hy..c.an to 5 . ....tke use of the Lotion. n , 5 s '. a h e r m o st saoF.,ine exp rtrt:ian.. Mr, V. is •t s:y i. n. ke WIC of het name, as Itivir.3 experi. "Ice ita htql i.s VII • ors, .5 d Ludy Leonia will ais. , recommend ii as amen as pubbit.la withal the cdtere of . er L:eld by Mi.. Vitht lit. ii„Davie—qrer. f,:tootenttr-..quart; Baron and Co 1.50, ; treat; . lid Os. hali.hur y ; Crottwult; Barb; oktonholote, y ors ; Tre.. In. , Eat ter ; Greven, I ; Ctvitworthy, l'litn ; Ty.tilbs, Worce.ter : Walker, k.e.nto stet ; hunts. Oztotl, to a d all respectabl: Veotters of gt ninth Vit• •itr•nvy anti k'erfomen iii every lawn hi Lot ope, in quail., its. Gd. pints, :Is. ;W. bait pinto, , 2s. '• yr To prevent coo•t!erfeit ',winos, it is necessary to obSeret the L.3111c M. E. V. et nt upott all that is :ermine. L. kew.se said as above, Virecot's it privative loth Powder, ft.r prelerstir:, restos% lug, and beauttylng the re:4 l nul •:strirg the Stitrty is obit Guns, price Its. 9d. nth box. . • - • ti • 1 1g es Da 11 *7 nd ce,