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• i Ti7R 6783) THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . , PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 8, oa r Majesties Servants will act the Ccimedy of JOHN BULL ; o r , An ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. Peregrine, Mr. SIDDONS ; , inaonourable Mr. Shuffieton Mr. DE CAMP ; Job Thornberry, Mr. BANNISTER ; Dennis Brolgruddery, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Dan, Mr. MATHEWS. lady Caroline Braymore, Miss DUNCAN ; M a ry Thomberry, Mrs. H. SEDDONS ; Mrs. BruViddery, Mrs. SPARKS. Idler which the revived Grand Romance of BLUE BEARD Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. rib New Scenery, Dreises, and Decorations. • gb o omatue, (Blue Beard), Mr. RAYMOND; Is a mu, Mr. hLkTHEWS; Senn), Mr. I. SMITH; Shacabac, Mr. BANNISTER ; e, Mr. SCRIVF.N; Mustapha, Mr. WEBB. bop, Mrs. M OUNTAIN B LAB: Miss LYON; Bede, Mrs. ii orb t p i blig are most respectfully informed, that the New a Tenni is withdrawn, at the request of the Author, R 1 °" when it will be again brought forward, with satire taw Tinrd Act. Ti . al wore, the World ! the New Dant.: of Love in a Tub ; THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. Titus PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 8, ll -- will be T acted the New Melo-Drame of HE EXILE. Count Ulrick, the Exile, Mr. POPE ; Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN ; Baron Alltratioff, Mr. LISTON ; Not Cahnar, Mr. INCLEDON ; Paean, Mr. YOUNG. The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Wan, Mrs. GIBBS; Alextna, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Casuist, Mrs. DICKONS ; Anna, Miu MEADOWS. h Att. 11. the Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth. flt Dances (composod by Mr. Bologna, jun.) to be performed tbs Owls Adams, and 'he Corps de Ballet. To itlikk will be added (for the third time) a New Farce, in Tate Acts, (written by the late Mr. Tobin) called A SCHOOL FOR AUTHORS. The Characters by • Ige.),IUNDBN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. PARLEY, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. JONES, Mr. HOLLAND, Miss NORTON, and Mrs. GIBBS. Se New Farce, called A School for Authors, continuing to be duougbout with universal atyprobatloa and applause, by blot and overflowing audiences . , Will be repeated every even further notice. Taeorrow, with the Play of the Africans. Ile bile will be repeated tau Saturday, and Monday nest. rr Tl3ose Ladies and Gentlemen whose names the Proprietors (He Throne level in Covent-Garden, have hitherto bad the of inserting in their Froe-List, are requested to observe, the Gratis-Admissions are, for the present i , unavoiaably three last Nights of kAc KRZARD as a New Spectacle will be proaced on Monday next. OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWC4STLE-STREET, smAND. (Established by authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) HIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBEIt F, k Ismernse, December ", and Saturday, December le, oti time this mason, a Grand Equestrian Entre a la Mameluke. *Wale dine two years, a Comic Pantomime, with New Satiety, Dresses, and Decorations, called THE PLAGIARIST ; Or, HARLEQUIN's STATUE. Haley:an, Mr. Crosaman ; Clown, Mr. Norman; Columbine, Mrs. Parker. Teti time, a New Lyric Effusion, sung by Mr. Johannot, tied " The Bold Amethyst, or British Glory ;" with a Pano nes View of the Amethyst bringing La Thetis to action. *irks Exercises, by the Double Company ; Mr. Smith's "met Homemanship--Trial of Skill, and Animated Ar . ___ Tomb& with, positively the last three Nights, the popular Nautical Spectacle of BLACKBOARD ; OR, THE CAPTIVE PRINCEAR. Duns seen half past five ; begin at half-past six.—Half price atm eitit. LYCEUM, STRAND. JR. INGLEBY, un i versa lly a ll owe d Empe r o r a Wiling of all the Conjurors, is happy to announce to Gentry, and Public at large, his return to the Me ilds,baving, during his recess, devoted himself entirely to the 4fisdpractke of his profession, hoping, by his assiduity and stolla,te merit a continuance of that patronage and support, elan linnet so eminently received, and which he is happy toacknowledge. His Pupil, Miss Young, he also psorwommend to their notice, convinced she will so far be ego* to them, as to answer every expectation, and reflect hillso himself, as she is allowedly the first Wire Dancer in the The House has undergone considerable improvement, dike Stage and Boxes altered to a great extent. Fires age con **kept, and the Theatre in every respect fit for the reception Gs tint people. Dkys of performance every day, Wednesdays excepted, being fared for the amusement of private psraes, who may be ac iihadated by applying at the Theatre, from ten till twelve, kit places may be taken at the same time.--Boxes 3s. 6d. Pt Pt 23 641. Pit 2s. Gallery ls.—Doors op t nn at six, begin at guilseisel Y. THE STUDY OF GEOGRAPHY SIMPLIFIED. ids day was published, price Three Shillings each, with the full Allowance to Schools, , HE GEOGRAPHICAI. COPY-BOOK, Part 1. tonsistiug a Fifteen Outline Maps of the Quarters and helps' Countries in the World, including three ancient Maps, castor a competent SL:c, and printed on superfine drawing r,for the purpos e ofbein g lilted up from any ordinary Maps, JPAIX Classes of Students of Geography. the GEOGRAPHICAL COPY-BOOK, Part U. con ulltdthe Lines of Latitude and Longitude accurately drawn rim mane Set of Maps, designed to be filled up lq the Senior Rats of Students of Geugraphy, or by those who have previ- Hled up Part i. Ey the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. A Mome nt ' s Inspection of these Cop 7 -hooks will speak.more llbeh praise than a volume of commentary. A gown person b 7 Mean; of them, become a proficient in Geography in a 1 . 1264 1 and a young p erson at school m !Lids*ay acquire more mar in a f ew months than could be attained in a whole life Itakh exercise, In a word, these Copy-books, and the r waits of the dame Author, strip this science of all difficulty iv, and piste it in all seminaries on a irni with the Arts i fidlng and Writing, and with the Elements of Grammar and Patted for RIMIARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-• n,....4 to be had o f a ll B ooksellers and Dealers in Books, with I,lsal a llowance to Teachers and School.. ''' whom may be had, by the same Author, forming the corn veasourse of Geography fo r S c h oo l s an d Y oung P ersons t h at , prepared, La GRAMMAR or GEOGRAPHY, including thei o Use of ‘',..als, with numerous Questions kiersises, and Maps, , 5 12 111,_ a-Crown, bound is Red, , 'NM LAR G EOGRAPHY, or, the Interesting Features with the Knowledge of all Nations and Countries, if -41iza)-*lx Copperplates, and forming the most ente:- sliaaat, price 12a. bound. , J.' 1 ~~ • tt . 7 • ".; S THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1808 VICTUALLING Obr ME, Noamber 29, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY, NArr d. hereby eve Meier, That on Friday the 9th of December nest, they will be reedy to receive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for One Hun dred Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM; to be delivered, duty free, from Warehouses in which the same shall have been bonded, one half thereof in a month, and the remainder in a month afterwards, into his Majesty's Victualling Store* at Ports mouth; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary% Office. N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a less quantity than Ten Thousand Gallons. Ns regard tail/ be had to arty Tender in which tke price s hall Rork in:media words at length, or that :hall not be delivered to the Board befire One o'Clech srt the raid Friday the 9th f December tent, *or maw the Pertly, wits nails the Tender, or some P on his hehalf, attends to ;viewer whew tailed for. . MANSION-HOUSE, DECEMBER 8, 1808. AMEETING of the Merchants, Bankers, Tra ders, and Inhabitaufti of the City of London, is requested TO-MORROW, atTwelf s o'Clock prigiscly, at the City of Lon don Taiein; Bishopsgate-street, to coUsider of a SUBSCRIP TION for CLOTHING, and other Necessaries, in aid of the brave SPANISH PATRIOTS, now strugiing in the field, to defend their country from a foreign and cruel invasion. ARMY. 'PO BE SOLD, for Three Hundred Pounds, an F.nsigncy in one of the oldest established Regiments of the Line.—For further particulars, apply by letters (post paid) di rected to T, H. et the St. Paul's Coffee-House. AGRICULTURAL PUPILS. AN advantageous Situaticin is now open for Ama teurs er practical Students in Scotch Agriculture, and the best mode of laying out, improving, and managing Lauded Pro perty.—The farm Is sixty miles from London, and contains above 1500 acres—the; Farmer (employed also professionally by Landed Gentlemen) proposes to unite taste and science with practical economy and utility. Apply by letters, post paid, to Mr. Harding, 36, St. James's. street, Londpn. LAND STEWARD. APERSON who has had considerable exptrience in the improvement of Laud, according to the most ap• proved system followed in Scotland, and who has been employed in the Letting and Valuing of Farms, and otherwise engaged in the management and accounts of Landed Property, wants a situa tion as Land Steward. Ample ferencea as to the qualifications, circumstances, and character of the Advertiser will be given.— Letters (post Jaid) addressed to A. B. at Mr. Stevenson's, Ne. 17, Chains -street, Queen's Elm, • London, will be properly at tended to. WANTS a Sitpation as tiousAreper, or to Wait on a Lady and ` ' nperintend a (hilted Family, a Steady Person, who understands Pickling and Pres.irring, has no objec tion to living in the Country, and can be well recommended by those I..adies she has served some years.—Letters (post paid) ad dressel to A. B. at Miss Pacey's, St. Agnes Le Clair, Old-street Road, will be attended to. LOT FERY, TO BEGIN DRAWING NEXT TUESDAY. 'I'HE understated is the great additional Gain that may accrue to the Adventurer, independent of the Prig itself, respectfully and exclusively offered to the Public by HODGES, PAINE, and Co. No. 2, CORNitiLL, Royal Exchange; No. 149, OxFORD-STRZE-r, opposite Bond -street; and No. 44, St. JAhItb . S.STRIET, Seat Piccadilly. Additional Cain to the Adventurer, by receiving Full Prize- Money, as soon as Drawn, may be For If a Ticket - £lOOO • A Quarter 500 An Eighth• 250 A Sixteenth 125 N. B. Kane but the Shares purchased at the above Offices can be paid in Pull Monay,as soon as drawn by HODGES, PAINE, and Co. • TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, in LOTS, By Mr. WILLIAM HARRIS, At the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Friday, the 2id day of December, 1808, between the hours of two and three in the aftern..ln, SEVEKA.L rREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTA'FES, in the City of Lichfield and Counties of Staf ford and Warwick ; consisting of Farms and detached small Pieces of Lund, in the said City and the Neighbourhood thereof, As under : Quamitlei Lots. Where Situate. Names of Tenants A. R. P. 1 - Lichfield Edward Jackson 1 3 36 2 Do. Do. - 1 1 34 3 - Do. Do. - 1 1 16 4 - Db. Do. - 0 3 36 5 - Do. Do. - 9 2 37 6 Do. Do. - 9 0 29 7 . Do. William Bird 5 1 3 8 - Hammervtich John Yee 119 1 22 9 - Do. Charles Jackseal 126 2 22 1 and In. Payior 10 - Do. Do. - 33 1 34 11 - Do Charles Jackson 15 2 3 12 - Do. Do. - 3 1 3 13 - Curborough Elizabeth Fox 10 2 33 14 - Tunal's4ane Joseph Turner 25 2 0 15 . Shenstone Catherine Basikin 62 it 29 16 - Do. Do. - 32 3 6 17 - Do. Dn. - 4 0 19 16 - . Whittington Ann Turner 146 1 39 19 - Huddlesford John Alsop 5 2 16 Hurley t parish 20 ofKingshury, Joseph Smith 76 0 8 . Warwickshire Part of the Estate in Whittington is Copyhold ; all the rest are Freehold; and are, except Hurley, situate about two miles from Lichfield,With Na vigable Canals near to many parts of them. The Land Tax of the whole is Redeemed. 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THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY', NAPT; le lu;efy geee-Notke, That on Thursday the 13th instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed up), and treat with such Persons as will undertake to furnish what TALLOW C.INDLES may be demanded tor the use of the Victualling Department at the Port of London, for one year, from the Ist January, to tile 31st December, 1809 inclusive, and to be paid f.o . by Bills payable with interest ninty days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard ::ill be had to any Tender in which the price :hall not be in serted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board befire one o'clock on the said Tuesday the 1311: instant, nor s unless the person mho makes the Trader, or sone prior en his behalf, atiend4, to answer Cohen calla for. VICTUALLING 01. FICE, l).- ember 2, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY", NA Vl . , do hereby give Notice, That en Tuesday the 13th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Two Hundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR ; to be answerable to Samples, to be produced otitis the Tenders; to be delivered in the original Packages at the rate of from Seventy to Eighty Tons per week, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regarJ will be had to any Tender in which the price shall not le inserted in words at lenjth, or that shall net be ddivered to the Board before One 0'C10.:4 on the said Tmeiday the 13th instant, nor unless the Person wha malts the Tander,or some Perna on hie behalf, atkndr, to misuser whets called for. VICTUALLINb-OFFICE, .l)entber 1, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS .11.1,1JESTT's NAVY, do hereby g ive Notice, That on Friday the 16th instant, they will be r e ady to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat with such Persons as will undertake to furnisls whatever FRESH BEEF may be re quired for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Plymouth, Torbay and Falmouth (on separate Contracts) for twelve months from the Ist of January next, to the 31st of December. following inclusive, and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Miller, the Agent of the said Commissioners at Plymouth, or to the Collectors of .he Customs at Dartmouth and Falmouth respectively. No re g ird will be had to a n y Tender in which the prier shall not be inserted in word: at len g th, or that shall not be delivered to the Board fore one o'clock on she said Friday the 16th instant, nor milers the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his b:half, attends to answer when calledfor. This day was publisbed, in Syn. pike, Ss. • A TR,,gA.T.IS.E .ON SCROPHULA, Sy JAMES . RUSSELL, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Professor of Clinical Surgery in the University of Edinburgh. Printed Kir A: Constable and Co. and W. Laing, Edinburgh; and lotusillfursoy, 82. Fleet-street, London. - • This day was published, Handsomely printed in ftvo, by Balkantyne, price I Os. 6d. boards, ASEMOIRS of ROBERT CARY, Earl of MON MOUTH, written by himself. Published from an original M.S. in the custody of the Earl of Cooke and Orrery ; to which is added, Enigma= Regalia, being a History of Queen Elizabeth's Favourites, by Sir ROBERT NAUN lON, with explanatory Annotations. 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