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French Flair, a quantity of 8 t .., .. o sgoday, Romeo and Joliet ; with Robinson Crnsoe. unless the Person who soaks the Tender, Sr sone Person on his he.. Demy Ditto, with Six Plates, at I's. per Part. s, Cables, Hawsers, and ni sm i ng 7 i (* T ai day, The School for Scandal. ' _ half, ait.nds so Ulf VIEW when celled for. Demy Ditto, without Plates, et .54 per Part. ls. Iron long Guns and Carr:nd es , q u a n ewlay, Venoni. No. I. at Se. is. 6d. and Is. respectively, will be ready on Satur- Ballast, Anchors, and a variety o f 1 , . , ' Iliiirsday will be Produced a new Comedy. ATLAS FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPA NY. day next. s -bound Leagers, Half-leagers, p ea s * , ' ;li te young Gentleman who made kis first appearance 00 :ss Tubs, about ten Tons Ft- t wa t , . s a ss ing ita the 'character of sir George Airy, in the THE PRESIDENT'and DIRECTORS inform "r hi tonstrY Btflataelfers are rtetreteci Cl add:** 's tlieir orafts fOr any Number of Copies less - then twenty-Eve, to their reessisr ••.: of 7 Barrels Gunpowd e r, B a ll C omm ... t he Baty Body, wee received throughout with the the Proprietors and the Public, that their Office is removed Correspcisident.—Bridge-street, Dec. 11, Item and Leather Regimental Caps, ... 7 ' ded applause.—Due notice will be given of his next to No. 92, Cheapside„ where the Business will in future be - Brandy, Wine, Oil, aid a variety of . ... • -* TO SCHOOLMASTERS. • Articles and Ships Storo, as will be • ... transacted. • This day was published, v....ry neatly and accurately printed ,price sow landing out of the French . • ... The ATLAS COMPANY solicit attention to the following 2s. Gd. bound, (with a lilver:l illowenee on tak e s quantity) .."."*"....-----------------"------'—"---THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. I condemned as prize to his Majesty', .. • S PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 31, Advantages proposedisy them, viz: 'THE ETON LATIN GRAMMAR, with expla- Sr v MOOR, Esq. Commander. ia be acted the New Gr.old blots- Dramatic Opera of To pay Rent in case of Fire, without any additional Premium. A natory Notes, collecteCl from various Grammarians, for the irds, for Exportati on , w THE EXILE. al Bourdeaux Wine, of excellent Teak Count Viiick (tile Exile), Mr. POPE ; To Assure Farming Stuck, without aa average clause, at se, use of Schools.—By WILLIAM MAVOR, L.L. D. Author of V3AOMI popular School Books. Salt. per Cent. per Annum. GOTCMOr of Siberia, Mr. MUM:MI • ; London: Printed for l.ackington , Allen, and Co. Finsbury- Home Consumption, ]anon .Allirstioil, Mr. LISTON; To Assure Merchandise in the West India Docks, at Is. per squa r e; J. W a lk er , an d Wilki e an d R o bi nsuo , Paternoster-row ; linnets. 6 Spars. Count Calmar, Mr. BELLAMY ; Cent. per Annum. Scatchard and Letterman ; L. C, I aw, AM-Maria-Le* ; Crosby I Hawsers and Pieces Rope. . The Patriarch, Mr. CR F.SWELL ; T o make good Damage by Lightning; and .' and Co. Stationere.Court ; and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange. Barrels prime Irish Ms ss Provisions. Daran, Mr. YOUNG. . To issue Policies, make Endorsements and Surveys free o( Ex- This day was publish( d, ise-maree la DILIGENCE, burthen a• • .. The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. Si'. I EGER ; ittle vessel, for the Coasting Trade, letH. JOH`'s'i ON • Catharine, hIrs.DICKONS. pence to the Assurer . In Two Volumes, 12rno. price !Os. ell . its hoards, 'a ship SA•r vale, and is company e rn* , ikligh M n . M " ' ... s olids will be reeiee'l, with wirlitiona lsplendour, the celt- . ' Printed Proposals may be had, on application at the Office, in AILMOIRS of an AMERICAN LADY, with her information, apply to bratt•c! Pa:lsm:erne of London ; or to the Agents in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Cork, ' 4-T Fetches of Manners an t Scenery in j• t tnerica, as they ex isted previous to the Revolution. OHN HANKER, Merchant,Pl 1111RLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. and other Cities and Towns of the United Kingdom. By the Author ef " Letters from the Mountains," Etc. tkr.. /a. The sv.ll: ry, Macl:i-sry, ate. are entirely new. HENRY DESBOROUGH, Inn. See. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Re-s, and Orme, Paternouer- EY, NEAR LI MING . TON, HANT4, kletamined on ptv. - A•ions to the Sale,9 ay of January next, at the Angel !tin, ve o'Clock at Noon (unless premed, te Cot:tract, of which due notioe 11 LEASEHOLD MANSION ie Stables, Double Coatis How, sal all and detached Offices, with the Shrubb the residence of John Wal„ r, Es+ Jo. bout 90 Acres of Arable, Meairrw, and the life of Wm. Mitford, hsq. and a c. 91- Lraen, containing about two Acres well it-t:ves, and a Freehold Field, contibilat ling the same. And also the folloaiog t:5, held fur the Life of we said Pi* Lstate, containing about 166 Acres,' Edward Withers as tenant at will. Oof ; about 111 Acres, in the uccupatkn of will; and one other 'Estate, contain* ucctpatioa of Mr. Robert Pincock e at South Baddesley, in the Perish at .1 Southampton, within about three ma 3 rs and to treat for the same by Priv* ruas Becklzy, Esq. Lyiningtoa; or to Mt. for a v.,w of the Premises, apply at the idling to treat for the Mansion, may k • whole, or such parts only of the Lanai RTANT I)I . 4:OVERY the Public must always deri* Itic..ted profession:ll men directing alma to one species of malady, was never*. by the unexampled success which/SI 0 of ,heir new remedy, and the eats*. or;::cct. Fur a long series of yeasa l liaNs' ins, f ormerly in his Majesty's servicesllay e ,ease the particular object of their lavesi• n having discovered a medicine superior 1 11 that complaint; it is sufficient to observe emedy are diametrically oppo site to it completely eradicates every .*.firmed stages, yet it does not in thekist ; on the contrary, it enovates the spite* ions, promotes appetite, and facilitates *#' f reducing a strong and vigorous conalta that mercury does, it not only Inv' in as primitive state, but restores a *cab ;s natural strength and vigour. Nunibir• cent record of the superior e ffi cacy of t'..4 al.l specific virtues acting as a perPec u '2, bility, whether proceeding from an exc els :wire, or from the more insidious, tbour kit:lst:rice of incautious youth of bath '3.1 4 hatit. Amidst the melancholy vatic:)• d consequence of this solitary vice, OW*" in that distressing state of debility atal ay' s or embitters the matrimonial st ate I al' over his misfortune, ashamed to seek le , ! to suck a state of weakness as to rande ch persons it must te a consoling rs3lso :y may now, by a new infallible nsede to that greatest of all human blessings, ' , sus constitution. y, deficiency, from whatever cause Obi* :ies of venereal infection, m e sses. Corm Lilted by patients of either sax With the .mour, at their house, No. 107, Hatt of the country, describing the partiCular% tier post paid, enclosing a Bank notl,7 L . divine and advice sent to any parr r arkn. • ad Published by LEVEL KENT, of b.n.. +co, at the Sfraa-Orrics, No. I, •Cairr war the SrAa-Ostics, Teat* la. THE NEXT OF KIN OP JOHN SMITH. IF any Person's, satisfactorily chewing themselves to be the next of kin of JonN SIIITH, formerly Assistant Sur geon to the 'sth Regiment of Foot, and, lately Snrgcon jo the 94'h Regiment of Foot, who died at Madras on the.24th clay of August, 1807, witl,apply to Messrs. kitnbove and Ildpe, of Lit.- califs Inn, Solicitors, they may hear of something to their ad vantage.--It is supposed that the said John Smith was bona in the County of l e . al w.:y • •• ;,• 14.—necember 2( t , It c••••• • •. ~ is cLiy was puth , ,ncd, By T. Evrton Miiitarr Library, White; price )s. cd. THE ItCANUM (4 - NATIONAL DEFENCE. By HA::TATUS. M originally printed in the Bedford Gazette. Thi► day was publi►hed. The Third Edition, corrected and enlarged, price ss. boards, I pROCk:EDINGS of the GRAND JURIES, MAGISTRATES, and other NOLLEMRSI and GLN TLEVI EN n ,he COUNTY of GLOUCESTER, on Designing and Executing a General Plan of Reform in the Construction, Regulation and Government ;Ache Prisons for the said County. By Sir G. 0. PAUL. Bart. Gloucester: Priv•cd for the Benefit of the Fund for Prison Charities in Gloucester Goal : sold by J. Harding, St. Janes's .-reet, I nnrinn. .; This day wu Published, Elegantly printed on fine foolscap paper, price 4s. in boards, THE MINOR MINS I'REL ; or, Poetical Pieces. Chiefly fAndliar anal descriptive. By WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. London: Pruned for Wm. Suttaby, Stationer a-court ; and Darton and Harvey, Gracecburch-strert; and sold by Vernur, Hood, and ShArpe, Poultry; and 1.. B. Seeley,, Plert-vceet. PEERAGE TO 11'09.--'l'his day was published, In Twe Volumes, prike l's: in boards, with many plates, ele rawly and accurately engraved, and printed on a fine paps, KEARSLEY's PEERAGE of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND • containing an account of the Origin. Honours, Marriaes, and, Issue of the Nubility; a List of all their Family Names, •Pities of elder Sons, and Trans• lation of their Mottos. to which are added, an Account cf the Orders of Knighthood, an exact Valuation of each of the Bishop ricks and a complete extingt Peerage of ate three Kingdoms. A ' List of the Baronets in Ettand, Scotland, aod—kelantl, from their Institutions to the Present Tinje, and of K- 4 .lght Bache • 19rs during his present - Majesty's Reign, alphabetically arranged. Tao expence has been spend in the above Work, which is :Im piled from Original Documents, obtained from the Public Offices of Arms in England, Scotland, and Ireland, together with the most authentic Family, Parochial; and Ecclesiastical Evidences Li the three Kingdoms.—Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street. This day was publiAlied, In a Pocket Volume, printeJ with the bolt ink and hot-pressed, price 68. hound i'u red, an enlarged Edition of (IHARLES JONES's HOYLE's GAMES proved, consistirg of Practical Treatises on Whlsi, Qua drille, Piquet, Quinze, Vier-en, Lansquenet, Faro or Pharo, Rouge and Noir, Cribbage, Matrimony, Cassino, Connexions, I Reversis, Put, All-lours, Speculation, Loo or Lue, Lottery. Commerce, Pope, Brag, Domino. Chess, Back-Oanunon, Draughts, Crk.ket, Tennis, Hazard, .Billiards, Gof or Gulf, Skit . tie:, E 0, and - Loto, with an Essay on Game Cocks, wherein are comprised Calculations for Betting upon Equal or Adilairtageous Terms. Printed for R. Baldwin, W. 4owndes, Wilkie and Robinson,' J. Walker, Scatcherd and Letterman, Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Lackington, Allen and Co. W. Stewart, S. Crosby aid Co. J. Mearman, and J. Asperite. Of whom rnaf be bad, printed separately, Twenty-two Games selected for the Card-Table, price ft.... Chess, U.—Draughts and Billiards, is. each.—Back-Ginamoa and Game Cocks, 6d. a piece. • This day was published, In Octavo, beautifully printed by Ballantyne and Co. embellished with'three Engravings, price I Si. bolo 'THE BAT of FL ODDON lELD t a Poem of the Sixteenth Century; with the various Read ings of the different Copies Historical Nate.,a Glossary,• and an Appendix, containing Ancient Poems , and Historical Matter relative to oe event. By HENRY WEBER, Esq. VT A very fewon royal pipet, with proof impremiene of the plates, price it. IL 6d: boards • • atocklot poem of Madden-field 'having become el treniely scarce, is now, for the first time, published in an authentic form, the tat.being estabikbellty the adietion of the different manuscripts and ! rioted copies. Copious notes are sub.joined, u also an Appendix, containing nimserinis ancient "neap rtla.. dog to the battle and its eanaequ eseee, tagethet wills the minute accounts of the most Credible Menlo histories*. The engriyinp of the two. standee& tattled by the Eiris of Ifu*tly and MsgsbalA, and the seemed and &mpg Of King Junes tV..are added as appro priite 'embellishments. The whole, it is Wiped, will be good an interesting name:Rai); to as event, *hi& has Intely.bsennio so enitnorsally popular, by the Obligation 01 Mr. Stites Mansion. Primed for Archibald Constable and C0..1.4b; and John Itlorraj , , es, Fleee-street, Lbodos. •r