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Tickets end Shares, (wariented endiaern) sr., on sal a 41 7 the Licensed OES:es in Tolaen and Colgtery. ii t eh, Eleventh, and rwelfth Nisi* of the New Harlequinadc, o d other Novelties, which, continuing to meet with unbounded m ow, from brilliant and overflowing audiences, will be re• r eed every evening WESTMINSTER ing until further notice. ASTLEY'S, BRmoE " the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. st E h V a E nd NZ/G, y, lul Thursday, 9thk Friday, EICER cisEs, by Mr. SMITH. The HUNTED N TAILOR, by Mr. DIOSSMAN. The HONEST CRIMINAL; Zara, by Mrs. ALL EY. Haydn's Miduet, by two Horses, and a rat Sent ;,; Third. Comic Songs by Mr. lnhannot. To conclude with ',".lfes Comic Pantomime of the MAGIC PAGOD, or Harle ,•fravels,East, West, North, and South, with a splendid decanted I , rocesslon of Camels, Patinquins, &c. attended by all t he pomp of Asiatic magnificence. Doors open at half past five ; begin at half past six. Half • at half past eight precisely. Places taken from ten until at the Theatre. i net NOTICE 10 DEBTOR AND CREDITOR. LL Persons who have any Claims or Demands . on the D.tate and Effects of Messrs. ROBT. KYRBY and HN TURNER, late of -Blandford Forum, in the County of , Hosiers and Copartners, deceased, are desired to send an au nt thereof to Thomas Oakley, of Blandford Forum afore , Coal Merchant, the Executor, in order that the same may " 'c harged ; and all persons standing indebted to the .aid Estate, w it ted to pay their re , pective Debts without delay. Ford, June 30, 1304. GEORGE TROMSO .N'S BANKRUPTCY. I'HE Creditors who have proved their Debts under J. a Commission of Bankrupt against GEORGE THOM LON, late of Duke-street, W. st nilmter, in the County of Mid &sex, Merchant, Dealer and Chapman, may receive a further lividend of One Shilling and Four-pence in the Pound, of the aid Bankrupt's Estate and Effects, at my Office on and after the tub day of July instant, in the following Classes,viz. Creditors of .4.5000 and upwards, on Mondays. of £lOOO and under £5OOO, en Tuesdays. of £3OO and,under £lOOO, on Wednesdays. of Of Cin sn& undet 1500, ecil barsdap, and uuder . £►OO r on Fridays, Ism& the hours of ten and two on each of ►uch days. WM. TOOICR. No. 10, Gray's Inn-square. TO MEN Of FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. 6 -- E i: 11,111 :t li e I ,l4 gan 'S - t - - and lOthe i s . continue be an be d. made in that Gibly approved style of misting which has given universal satiss to the Nobility and Gentry, by DiETRICHSEN and ARK, Taylors, at No. lit, Rithbone-place, London (the lat. berztofore Foreman to 1/4r. Allen). They aho make young Gentlemen's Suits and Hussar Dresses in the most tasteful and at form. Coon. ry Residents may be informed how to send disk measure per Post. Reementale,Court Dresses, Naval Uniforms,Leather Breeches, Limit., kr to iaan 'ID sCHOOLMAn Ir.K.S AND tIOVERNESSES. l i f ESSRS. TA BA 'tT and Co. of the Juvenile and AL School Library, New Bond-street, respectfully inform the Proprietors and Cooductorsof Schools, that they continue to sup. ply Books of Education on all Subjects, and in all Languages, on OK lowest wistlesale Terms. ' They are enabled particularly to ow* Schools eh terms Of su perior advantage, with quantities of any of the folluwing improved re wry popular Works: maces zipeWig Book. Inair's first Catechism. : The Luskin Primmer. . . . . • 1111 r's English Class Book; or MS elegant and instructive . tasons. lope's Practical Arithmetic, in which the Tables of Weights std Measures , and an the oth er Rules aro adapted th the usage irsial Life and Business: illair'e needing Exerciies. • • . Coldtmith's Grammar of Geogrtphy., Goidsnitles Popular CreograoT- ' 's Ditto, Geographical Cop*BOoks, &es Robinson's Modern History. tobinson's Ancient History. tomes easy Freceh Books. Aildn's easy Poetry for Children.. .• Mayor's Classica Poetry. ' • ' Fratt's Cabinet of English Poetry. . . ',nor's British Nepes. . ---.—'s Plutarch. • . .4-..—'s Natural History. --..--'s Universal History, 25 vote. 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AFFIDAVIT. • • MAIIMADUKE VENEL, Dicier of Medicine, torwerly resident at Montpellier, marl oath, that he is tit Mentor and joint proprietor tsf a certain medicine Called*Dr: Vend's Antiscorbatie Vegetable Pills, which M doth hereby de clare are composed entirely of Vegetables, and do not contain a Panicle of mercury, antimony, or any other guinea' or deieteri au ingredient whatever; and he further Maketh oath, that he hal administered this medicine to an infinite number_ of patients, arkh the, most unprecedented success, for upwards of twenty. tight years, in different parts of Europe ; and from his knowledge if the salutary, safe, but active ingredients, of which it is com. pled, and the long and ample experience he bath had; he doth Vim it to be a most excellent alterative and purifier of the lisod, and an efficacious remedy for scorbutic, scrophulous, and atancom di;orders. M. VENEL. Sworn 'before me, at the Mansion House, London, this first lay of Jane, 180$. JOHN ANSI.EY, Mayor. _ S4l by Messrs. Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford street ; Messrs. Pmeras and Son, Circu!ating Library, 46, Ludgate-Hill. Price la. 6 d. per box. DISTEMPER, MANGE, and other DISEASES of DOGS. THE following most valuable MEDICINES (brueeced and Depend by Mr. BLAINE, Veteiinary Sur- Sten, No. S, Wells -street, Oxford-street), sold by T. Boosey, Erc4a4tr " t s City , are patronized and used by several branches of the Roy 4 FandlY, by almost all the Nobility, and by every eele. tratut 9portunin in the United Kingdom. 111701 PE11.—Ins Medicinal Powders for Distemper, price 64. per Packet, Dsually sufficient for the Cure, are actually in Num is every part of the Globe. 2 13 rca.—His Specific Ointment for Mange is the moat easy ".° ir6llible sensed) ever discovered, price 2s. 6d. per Box, amply eficient • Vi cotxt —His Worm Powder, prier 2a. 6d. per Set, destroys lathe various kinds of Worms, without ever failing. CANKER r tit EAR.-1/I , ood or Matter within side of the %leans Dogs almost to madness; but the complaint is readily mewed by his Canker Was Or THE EAh, price 2s. 6d. per Bottle. CANEEI OE THE FLAP R, ail 6d. pct Box: this Cent is a speedy and certain Cure. favtarss and It - canto or THE SKIN are removed as well as "Widen prorated by his Alterative Condition or Mange Pow dem, price 25. per Set. Putman 'Luis, a safe, but effective purgative, price 2s. Ed Pit Box. rime Mediehes are sold by his Wholesale Agent, T. Dowers 11 0. 4, Old Broad -street, where Mr. Blaine attends every Wodoes, 40 ,1h0i it tin fiarelarand Son, Fleet - Market ; Straker and , No. 1, 1. e -fit-lane , Smithfield ; 86, South Bridge- street, Edit ' rth; Hoddlehton and Co. Dublin • Osborn, New-York; and II- %liar Yeadtr b throughout Towit ;od Colon. Y ICTU ALLING OFFICE, June 2S, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTre NAVY Jo herely give Notice, That on Friday the Bth of July next, they will Le ready to re ceive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Six Hundred Chal drons of PITT's TANFIELD MOOR, LADY SIMPSON's, or WINDSOR PONTOP COALS (full pay) to be delivered in entire Cargoes, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Dept ford, in the proportions and by the periods undermentioned, viz. 200 Chaldrons on or before the I.;th of August next. 200 Ditto Ditto 31st Ditto 200 Ditto Ditto 15th of September next. • And to be paid for by bilb, payable with Interest 90 days after, date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard evil! be had to any Tender in which the price shall not he inserted its words at length, or that M.& not b: eavered to the Boas/ bcfare One o'Cloei on the said Friday the Bth of July next, nor unless. the P MOM :oho males the Tender, or some Person OA his behay; attends 1 anrsve; when called for. R . ENIDENCE, NORTH OF DEVON. TO BE LET—For kith i Term, as may be agreed on, and en • tared upon immedia, . • ITENGIST LODGE, delightfully set fated, in a 1-* genteel neigl bon-hood, about one mile from the Sea, and gear)y the same d :e from the pleasant sea-port and market Armen of Bixleford, being an excellent Panuly House in complete repair,and fit for tie immediate reception of a Gentleman's Fa mily, rich a Lawn of ten Acres and a half of rich Pasture Land, walled Garden, Kitchen Garden, and Orchards, well stocked with eioice Fruit Trees in full bearing. The House comprises on the first Moor, a Breakfast Parlour, 24 feet by 20, Kitchen, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hall, Wine Cellar, &c. der. A good staircase leading to a handsome Drawing Room, 94 feet by 20, sit Bed-chambers an I Dressing Room ; detached from the House are, a -large Beer C.llar, with Servants' Be 4 Room over it, Brevehousc, I.arsier, Laundry, and other domestic Offices, Coach House, Stabling for seven Horses, Poultry House, &c. The taker may be accom modated with a Farm House at the bottom of the Lawn, and the whole or any part of between 60 and 70 Acres more, of excellent Meadow, Put are, and Arable Land adjoining. For a treaty and other particulars, apply to Dr. Heywood, Blandford, Dorset; or to Mr. T. Smith, Solicitor, Bid ford. TOURIST'S PORTABLE COMPANION. This day as published , in six elegant Volumes, royal 1 8 mo. 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At the London lain, Plymouth, on Friday the sth of Auguirt nest, at twelve o'clock, T"8 good Bar q ue ELIZABETH and C11R13T 1 .04 LoarsisTritt Master, (Ho. 125), Dimmsions—L:ngth on Deck, 76 feet 94 . inches; iireadth, 21 feet 104 inch ; adniea sures 153 29-94 023. Condemned as Prise to the Crown, and lying in Catwater. For clewing the vessel, and any fdrther particulars, apply at the Counting-house of Mr. THOMAS LOCKYER, Merchaut, one of the Agents for Danish Prizes. Plymouth, July 1, 1802. 01.0UCES I'ERSHIRE. MANOR and ESTATE of WAPLEY and CODRINGTON 10 GLOULESTERSHiP.F., ne:tr BATH and BRIS I'o L. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bush Ton, Bristol, on Thursday, the uist of July, 1809, FTHE MANOR of WAPLEY and CODRINC. TON, with the Court House, and ' , mend valuable Party ; Let to tettaists whose terms expire at Lady-Day nest, and a o several Estates on Leases fur Llves, containing in t' e whole 20t0 Acres and upwards, with the Great Tithes of the Parish. This Estate contains very rich and valuable Land, and corn. prises nearly the - whole parish, and is situate twelve miles as well from Bristol as Bath, and the road from bath to Gloucestn. passes nca: it.—Particulars may be had of Messrs. Graham. Kinderley,, and Domville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Black and Chap man, Surveyors, at their Chamtems, in the "I eityle, London ; of Mr. J. A. Wickham, at Profile; of Mr. John Brutton , at Exeter; of Messrs. Clarke and ion, Solicitors, Bristol; of Mr. Moss Higgs, the Bailiff of the Manor, who wit shew the Estate; and at the Bush Inn, at Bristol. MARSH LAND, ROMNLY MARSH, TO LET. By Messrs. DRIVER, At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashford, on Tutai the 12th of July, 18OS, at l'wo o'clock in the Afternoon, in sevt.r.il Lots, UNDRY very VAluable FARMS, consisting of L.P above 758 Acres of exceeding rich Marsh Land, in very nigh condition, situate in the parishes of Alstone, Slut* War,thore, Brenzet, Ivey Church, Snargate, and New Romney, in the county of Kent, in the occupation of Jeffery Monk, Mes;rt. Eve and :VlayLine, and John Scoones ; to be let upon a lease for 21 years, from Michaelmas, 1808. The Lands to be viewed by applying to the respective occupltis, and particulars may be had at the Saracen's Head, A.sh lard ; Swan, I Hastings; George, Rye; New tun, Romney ,• Red Lion, Apple. Bore; Filkestone Arms, Folkestone ; King's Head, Canterbury; Star, Maidstone ;Crown, Rochester; Rose,Sittingbourne; Messrs. Vournay, Hythe ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormorld street ; at Garrawaya, and of Messrs. Drivers, Land Surveyors, &c. Kent. road, Lon don. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. CROYDON, SURREY. • Freehold Estates, Tithes, Eligible Dwelling Houses Garden,- - Ground, Coach Houses, Stables, and Laud for Building. • By Mr. ROBINS, By Order of the Executors of Mr. Bocall, deceased, ar Cam. way's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, - Comilla, on Friday, July • 15, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots; I'HE. Valuable FREEHOLD EiTAT :3, corn. prising eligible, genteel, and substantial Dw..iling-house', • with Offices, Gardcps, Coach-houses.' Stables, Yard , &c. site. • • ate in High-street, Church-street, and Crown-RBI, Yard, bi— • poss.. don of Colonel Haldain, Messrs. Harwood, Harri ., Bela. tow, Li; ford, Price, and others—the principal part Tenants at ' Will; Gardkn Ground and Land on Croydon k:onamon to build on, in possession of Mr. Barb r, and Tithes of Land in Croydon. Particulars and Tickets for Viewing, of Mr. Grantham, Pord . - hill; at the principal Inns, Croydon ; •White "Hart, Godsto: e ; Crown, Grinstead; Star and White Hart, Lewes; Oki Ship, Brighton; Mr. Weller, Chichester ; King's Head, Hurshnin ; Red Lion, Dorking; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Got den-square, where Tickets also may be had. SURREY . Eligible Freehold Estate, HEADLEY, between LEATHER HEAD and the REIGATE ROAD, ' By Mr. ROBINS, • I At Garraway's CoCie-house, 'Change-all4, Cornhill, on Friday, 1 July IS, at 'Twelve, in Two Lots : Lot i.j_TEADLEY GROVE HOUSE, with .of -1 . iii. fices of all descriptions, Excellent Garden, Lawn, &c. Farm Yard, Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings, and nu dry in. closures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and 'I brivi g Woualisd, all lying compact, surrounding the Buildir.gs, containing upwards • ' of ninety Acres, situate on Headley Common, in the Pati l h of Walton and Headley, a tine dry, heal .4 Spot, commanding ex- . tensive Views over a rich and diversified Country, about seven Miles from Sutton, six from Reigate, Eve from Leatherhead, and nineteen from London, In possession of Heury Sewell, Lsq. till Michaelmas next. Lot 11. Two Inclosares of Arable Land, on the opposite s ide I of the road to Lot I. forming a very eligible spot for Building, commanding beautiful Views. To be viewed by applying on Vie Premises, where Particulars may be had; at the principal DIMS at Reigate ;CoA, Sutton ; Red I Lion, Dorking; Swan, Leatherhead; White Hart Guildford; ' King's Arms, Godalmin ' • Sun, Kingston ; Old Ship, Brighten; Star, Lein.; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury- I square; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. --- FREEHOLD WHARF, LAND, and PREMISES. By Mr. DARBY, on Tuesday, the 12th day of July, sewn, at the King's Arms Inn, Maidenhead Bridge, precistly at Twelie o'Clock, in Lots, k VALUABLE and very Improveable FREE HOLD ESTATE, situate on the Bank of the 'I hassles, adjoining Maidenhead-bridge in the County of Berks. The premises comprise; goOd •Dwelli lig-home, productive Gar. den, extensive Wharf, &c. on . the Bank of the '1 nam e s, clos e t o I Maidenhead-bridge, toll free, and from its peculiar 'neat itvt, &c. .; for trade, is truly an object worthy the attention ache public. I Alilb, a FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, with Out-build- 1 ings, Yard, and Garden ; let on Lease to Mr. Robu.son, which . will expire at Lady-day 1836, at the rent of only Xs:. per annum; I and several phrceb of Arable and Meadow Land adjoining, all of which are very desirable spots to build upon it • ' its siteation near the Thames (but perfectly dry), the objects of Clifd.w, Taplow, Bray, and its vicinity to the Town of Maidenhead, aced. no fan. ther comment. The whole of which is entitled to valuably cons. , i mon rights. Land-Taxis redennetL May be vkived any day prior to the sale, by applying to Mr. . 1 Willis., at the King's Arms Inn, Maidenhead bridge. • - . PaggeoLva sad Conditions of Sale may be had, ten dayepte• ' views to the Sale, at the Upper Ship, Reading; White Has*, Hew. • ley; Crown , Isjarlow •. Red Lion, Wycombe; White Hunt:, Uxbridge —wan, Wi•:d.scr ; at Messrs. White and Fowne's, Se q . Saws LinwoLn's lan, London ; Mariand's Coffee-house,. Dean. street, Soho; place of sale ; :7 e; and at the Auctions'a, Maieskock• . :::.~: GE.VER4L POST-OFFICE, July 2, 180 A. B Y an Act passed in the present Ses s ion of Parlia ment (which received the Royal Assent the 90th of June), it was enacted, that from and after the Establishment of Packet Boats between this Kingdom and the Portuguese Territories, in South America, the following Rate! of Postage should take place : For every Single Letter to and frOm the island of Madeira, s Packet Postage of One Shilling and Sixpences A Double Letter, Three Shillings. A Treble Letter, Four Shillings and Sixpence. An Ounce, Six Shillings, and so in Proportion. For every Single Letter to and from Brazil, a Packet Postage of Two Shillings and Five-pence. A Double Letter, Four Shillings and Ten-pence. A Treble Letter, Seven Shillings and Three-pence. An Ounce, Nine Shillings and Eight-pence, and so in proportion, These Rates are in Addition to the Rates to the Port of Fal mouth, and both the Inland and Packet Postage must be paid on the Letters being put into any Post-Office. A Mail will be made up at this Office, on Tuesday the Sth Instant, and on the First Tuesday in every following Month. By Com.tund of the Partmarter General, F. FREELING, Seer...vary._ EXCHEQUER JILL OFFICE, June 22, 1808. All'Exchequer Bills dated in the month of September, 1807, TO BE PAID Orr. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA. JESTY': TREASURY, having :boos Directicaufor paying sj the Principal of the above mentioned Ex.herser Bills, evith the Interest thereon, a: the En chequer Bill Offer, in the Receipt of Exchequer, Hew Palace yard, litertneinster, on Friday, the 22d day V . July, 1808, Attendance will it given daily (Sundays and Replays excepted) anti 11 Monday, the llth day If July, inclusive, from Tat o'Clock in the Mort*' mg till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the same. And for the renter dispatch, (he bearers of tie sail Bills are desired to bring Lid: thereof, fentaining the Nemburs in numerical order, according to the maw I Me said Bills, sued times of commencement of liskruf. with elm mincipal Same and Internet due thereon computed from the days on which they are respeativ.ly dated, exelysive, to the mid Vs I day of Jay, ism nlntiam, 'when the Interest will cease and they are desired to write their Name: and Plail.r.of Abode, on asak Lints and indent their Names an the self If of the Holders gthe aforesaid dills should be desirersof receiving ftsyment of the Principe! sued Interest,. previous to the said 221 day of July, they may be mconsamdested on computing the Interest, to the day on whickbley with to be paid, and kaving the said Bills fir examination one day prior thereto. k Suni Persian as may be desirous we having New Exchequer Bills in part Formers; upon mentioning the moment at the &mem of their Lists de. :humeri on or &foie the 11th July, may be accommodated with New Bills carrying en Interest of three pence Isaypenny, by the day, on every One Hundred fionnd;, which said I%'elv Bills will bear date the said 22d ley of .701;„ Isis, and will be d.iivered an Tuesday, the 26th July, and thefolkmring Days. N. 11 AR Excheqner Pills dared prior to September, 1807, have been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased.. In. 14' •0