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A n.nl Comedy and a New Drama are is rehearsal, and will be sseedilY Produced. This day was publi?hed, price Z. 6d. REVIVED;URITANISM or, MET1101)Ind as OLD at the Oster ReseLtson. In a series of Letters, front a Curate to his Rector. Printed for F. C. and J. RivinTton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church.. yard ;.sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. • SHEFFIELD ADDRESS. THE ADDRESS to the KING on theaffitifs Spain and Portugal, voted At the Cutler's Hall, in Shahldi s. on Friday, Septrntber 29, iSOR, has bean presented to Ida Map testy by Lord Hastlesbury..—The tollowing is a copy* TO THE KING'S .MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. • MOST GIACIOVI SOVE.RZION We, your :vialatsty's faithful, affectionate and most loyal sub. jests, the Burgesses and Free Tenants of Sheffield, and the Gen tlemen,Cle.rgy, Merchants, Manufacturers, and other iiimbitanti of the Tort of Sheffield and its neighbourhood, being . truly . grateful to Divi NE PROVIDENCF for the benefits which weenjoy under your West y'e Uoverninent, and pi.euliarly serreble of the cattle of National independence, the blessing, which seeures to us the quieeposseseion of every other ;--approach your Majefty'll throne, to express our aWent adrairation of the noble spirit selfish animates the Patriots of Spain, to reels' even to death the attr dot's aggretiian of a foreign Usurper, who lias laid the fairest provinces of Euroi,e in fetters at the foot of trance sand whose ambition of empire might feel no restraint htrt the llt ' tits of land aad ocean had not Britain Inttriused i bigrier between the via. • twice of his power, and the sulaingaliou of the • Thus cordially sympathizing with the brave Spaniards, in their struggle against h . oversvhelining encroachments, it was with unniingled approLation, that we,beheld >oar Majesty in amps* nimous condescension, stretching forth the right hand of fellow. sh'p, and the strong arm of succour to spawn and generous pea. pie, who had been enemies by compulsicss, while they remained under the influence of tyranny from abroad, hut who naturally and instantaneously became your Majesty's Alliei and. Friends, when-they determined to be independent at home t We pray fervently, that under the guidance of the GOD of Battles, who at his pleasure gives Victory to the feeble, and scat• ters the proud in the imeginatiun'of 'their hearts, the Patriot.. Armies of Spain, united with those bf Groat Britain, may glori ously triumph in, the end; and that their eforts may not only restore iint...pendinee beyond the Pyremers, 13,1 t that their success • may be the signal, the pledga and example of freedom to all the Nations of Europe. - We further coagratulate your Majesty on the auspicious com mencement of hostilities ageiiiet the common enemy in Portugal; and we particularly rejoice that the battietof and Vintiera, hewing brought the conflicting :trinies into deeisive competition, proved that British Soldiers are worthy brethren to British Sai. lora, and that the Islited-e;enius of our Country is irresistible on Shore as be is invincible at sea. THE KING'S THEATRE HAYMARKE THIs PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBE 1 their Majesties Servants will perform the Nev Grand Melo- Donatiz Orsa THE EXILE.' The Mai:, Scenes, Dresses, and Decoratiens, are entirely new. 'r Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghi. Tbe whole arranged under the direction of Mr. //alley. To whirl' will be added the Farce of THE BIRTH-DAY. T h, E x ile will be repeated to-morrow, with the Portrait 6f Cervantes sr the Plotting Lovers. Wednesday, with Animal Magnetism. 'On Thursday, with Mistake upon Mistake. On Friday, with Of Age To-mono*. On Saturday, being the last night -of the Company's acting at de Open House, King Henry tin Eighth. On Monday, e Play of the Mountaineers will be acted at the theatre -Royal, in the HaymaAet, where the Company will per form during the rest of the season. BOURGOING's STATE OF SPAIN, This city was publ.hed, In Four Volumes Octavo, with a guano Atlas, price 51. 31; TOODERN STATE 'of SPAIN, exhibiting a ALL - Complete Vicw of its Topography, Government, Laws, Religion, Finances, Naval and Military Establishment.; and of Society, Manners, Arts, Sciences, Agriculture, and Commerce is that Country. VICTUALLING OFFICE, November 3, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for FICTUALLING HIS 111.1.'EST?", NAVY Jo hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 2.5 th Instant, they will be ready to receive tenders in writing (waled up) and treat for Two Hundred Tons of ROSE CORK (seconds) BUTTER or BRITISH BUTTER of equal goodness, and for Three Hundred and Fifty Tons of CHF.SHIR R, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE , or GLOU CESTERSHIRE CHEESE or CHEESE of equal goodness; to be delivered one half thereof in one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, Into his Majesty's yictualllng Stores at the Ports, and in the proportions undermentioned, viz; • By J. FR. BOURG:HNC:4 Late Minister Pl.;nipotentiary from FreLice to tlxe Court of Madrid. Translated from the List Paris I:dition of I rn7. To which are added Essays on Spain, by M. lkyron, and-the Book of Post Roads. Printed for John Stoekdale, BRITISH PROPERTY DETAINED IN DENMARK. T a very numerous MEETING of MER CHANTS and MANUFACTURERS held at the City of London Tavern on the Bth instant, a Committee Wa& appointed Pk the purpose of applying to Oovernment on the subject of British Property detained In Denmark. The Committee beg to announce that they will meet every Monday and Thursday, between twelve and two o'clock, at Joint's Coffee Howe, Cornhill, to receive written communications from parties Interested, addressed to Sir Charles Price, Bart. Chairman of the Committee.—John's Coffee House, Nov. 17, 130 S. SUPERIOR MS. SERMONS. This day were publhhed, pre- sos. done up separately for the Pulpit, SIXTY Original MANUSCRIPT SERMONS, adapted for every Sunday in the Year, and for the principal Holidays and. Extraordinary Occasions, primed in a new Script Type, cast on purpose, in exact imitation of Manuscript. By a Dignitary of the CHURCH of EN(ALAND. These original Sermons. are respectfully submitted to the Clergy as superior modern compositions, better adapted to their avowed object than any previous attempts of the lame kind. The author has himself preached tvety one of them, and he can therefore speak to their suitable length and effeet—he can also boast of the sanction which they have received from very distinguished orna ments of the Church. Butter. Cheese. 50 - 100 Tons. 50 100 100 150 DEPTFORD PORTSMOUTH PLYMOUTH , . -500 —3 50 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. No regard will di had to any Tender in which the price shall not h. inserted iss words at length, or that shall not he delkafred to the Board sefore One .'Cloth on the said Friday the 35th endue, nor va lets the Perren noho wales the Moder, or sense Person on his deltay, 'trends to answer when called Pr. We cannot, however, refrain from expressing a deep regret, that our gallant array in Portugal, actor having so bravely defeated . the enemy should be witneues to qtte Convention which their commanders have thought It necessary to accede tea ; the Terms of which, we humbly conceive, should only have been demandid by.a victorious army, and which, we are utterly at a loss to con. jecture any circumstances that could justify. grief be the future warfare; and long may your Maps!) , live to sue the Peace and Prosrrity of these Kingdoms, and of the whole World, substantially tad permanenti:e restored; and may Posterity to the latest generation, from the issue of this awful contest, have cause to. less the-P.Xign and the Memory of your Majesty.. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. ' IPSWICH BANK NOTES. •• - • - LOST,'on Thursday Night last, the 10th of No. vember ISM from the Ipswich and Norwich Mail Coaoi, which runs from the Swan with Two Necks, in Lad-Lane, to Ipswich and Norwich, a BROWN PAPER PARCEL, addressed to "Messrs. CRICKITT and Co. IPSWICH;" containing NOTES, of the above Bank, of TEN and FIVE POUNDS each. Printed for Thomas Otte!, Ave-Maria-late, near St. Paul's, London ; and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country. N. B. Clergymen who may not choose to purchase the entire s't, till they have examined a few, may be accommodated with a score indifferently selected for a one-pound note, wh;ek may, if agreeable, be addressed to the Publisher by the Pim. - - . Blower has found the said Paper Parcel, and will bring it seitit its Contents, to Messrs. Bromley and Bell, Solicitors, No. 4, ifelSom Court, Gray's Inn, London ; or to Messrs. Crickitt and • Cu Ipswich, shall receive ONE HUNDRED POUNDS Reward for their trouble. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Noveveber 19,180'. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HT MAJESTY . * NAVY, do hereby rive Notice, 10 THE PROPRIETOES Ol KAS SIDCK, AND ALL THOSE WHO HAVE RELATIVES IN INDIA. YOU are intreatc4 to- read a very short Treads* entitled, u AD. StiaUllY into the C*vs;s that oppose the COIVII.t!ION of the HINOVS of loOia to CORISTISIIITY." A.O. Published by Cadell and Davies, price only Eishteen•pene*. N. B. The Numbers of all the Note In the aid•Parerl beam boon, Payment at the rejective Banks has been stopped. GREATEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED. SWIFT and CO. recommend to their Friends ind the Public, the Scheme of the State Lottery, which begins Drawing the lath Next Mouth, as possessing an actual advantage over any former Lottery. Only 19,000 Tickets can be sold, which Mutt receive the Prizes belonging to 20,000 Tickets. The two clam Prizes of SOO Whale Tickets each, prevent the greatest dance ever offered to the Purchaser of a single Ticket ; for it is possible, through them, he may gilo, all the Capitals in the Lot teey !! !or in proportion for any Share he hold.. Tickets and Shares are selling by SWIFT and CO. at their Offises, No. it, POULTRY, N 0.12, CHARING-CROSS, • No. 31, WWITP.CHAPEL. in the Lotteries which finished drawing in August last, the fol- Wmg Capitals were Sold, Shared, and Paid-on Mutand, at rr aad CO.'s Offices : No. 1,1214, a £20,000 I No. 184, a 410,000 11,070, a 20,000 15,084, a 2,000 Besides Eight of ‘lOOO each, and znany of £5OO, ice. Ste. EXTRA I'RIZES, • No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS. UPWARDS of 120,000 Pounds may be rained by the purchase of a SINCLI TICKET at the above Offices, re pathawfor selling Capital Prizes. The Scheme of this Lottery far exceeds any other, as the Lottery consists of only eo,ooo :rickets, which the Contractor reduces to 19,000, by giving IMO TIVIETS, IN TWO EXTRA PIM IS, determinable on the rtasa• and Svcoxo Days of Drawing. The Value of those two Prizes it is impossible to calculate, as they May contain of Xto,too I t 10,000 j 6 X 5,000 1,000 &c. tic. &e. Tickets'and Shares are selling at present in great vatiety, and the sale undoubtedly far exceeds any of late years, which is to be attribatedts the Novelty and Richness of the Scheme. Thine is great reason in advising an early purchase, as those who buy be fore the Drawing begins, have an evident advantage. • • ..• Persons in the Country may be supplied the sente as if present, by sending Bank Notes, Post-Office Orderscor Cash (carriage paid) to either 4, CORNHII.L, or 9, CHARING-CRO3S, Where the last Prize of X135,n00, and the two list Prizze• of IMMO ever drawn, were all sold and shared, with other nume rous Capitals, by T. BISH. EXTRA CAPITALS IN THE PRESENT LOTTERY, IV'hich contains TWO ADDYI'IONAL PRIZES more than' was • evil round in any Lottery before, namely, the produce of Setts . whole'lickets for the first drawn Prize above £l5 on the kit day of drawing, over and above thg Prize that it may be en . titled is; likewise the produce of SOO vvhole Tickets for the first drawn Prize above £l5 on the second day of drawing : •„ whim Tickets will lie.deposited at the bank of England three • days before the present Lottery begins drawing. Numbers as stated hi the general advertisement, Schemes gratis, sad Tickets and Shares are now selling by SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. No. 11, HOLBORN; 37, C111111•ILL 38, HAT ll•RIC ET, PJCC•OILLY ; andiNo. 259, STRAND. By whom the following Capitals were said, shared, and tcgic tereds in the two last year? Lotteries, divided into five hundred 21 ad thirty-eight shares ; the numbers of the said Tickets are as fulltisr • No. 2,570, entitled to ~ 640,000, • • And the only. Prise of that Amount ever shared. • 12 ,112 £25,000 15,820 16,000 10,276 £lOOO 1 34ms 7,757 20,050 8,366 8,000 12,86 z 1,000 20,022 10,167 5,004 5,400 I,oec. 14,23 S 20,000 11,871 - 1,000 12,197 1,060 • 577 20,000 4,077 5,000 5,127 1,000 4,143 20,600 11,076 1,000 9,938 1,000 1 12,909 10,000 17,551 4,000 15,562 1,000 19,763 10,0001 9,273 ^ 3,000 3,330 1000 ' Besides Tvienty-one 500 f. and a great proportion b E lON. Ste. fie. and where No. 24,206, the first 30^,0001. Prize ever sold, was i shard; likewi.e the hit 25,0001. with sundry other CapitaN in 6 . lln et Lotteries • ameentin to upwards of. ONE ,MILLION g STERLING. ' .. . The Numbers, and hots shared suay be seed a either of the • *we Offices. - • . , . N.B. All orders, by the posr or otherwise, will be duly exe cuted ; or Tickets and bhaits may be had of either easy Countryi A&etts. That on Friday, the id of December next, they will be ready to receive 'Tenders in writing, (naiad up) and ueat for the simply of what SEA PROVISIONS may be required for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels It the Islands of Jamaica and New Providence, for twelve months certain, from the Ist of. March next, and further until six months notice shall be given on either side for the termination thereof. Tbc mode of Pay ment to be by Bilis payable with'interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office, No regard will he hod to any Tender in which the trice ilia Not be inserted in "serifs at lencth, or that shall not he delivered to the Board k f@re one o'cloci on the said Friday Me 21 of December nest, no► unless the person ttjta .mater the Tender, or tonre tenon on his Waif, attends, is slower when milled for I—Nor will any Tender that contains' extra vagant priers upon some articles, and prices mush inPrior to the real value upvs ethers, h: esnsid-rei at proper to he attneitte4 MONEY. TXTANTED, to invest several. sums of considera- V ble amount, in the purchase of Annuities (redeemable at pleasure) secured on, any description of Landed or Funded Pro perty, in which the Grantors have an absolute interest, or Life Estates under Wills, Marriage Settlements, Fte. Persons of rank and property desirous of immediate and extensive advances, will ba treated with on terms of the strictest honour, and great ad vantage. Apply personally from eleven till four, or by letter to Mr. Berton, No. jo,,Leirester-Place, Leicester square.. PROBATC's HOTEL for FAMILIES, and GENTLEMEN, • KING-STREET, COVENT GARDEN. MRS. PROBATT aide of the ROeback Inn, Oxford), liege leave return her grateful thanks to her nuMeroes Friends for the very liberal encoltragement she has experienced since entering on bet new undertaking, and to inform therrand the Public to general, that she has new completed the alterations and improveme nts of her House, and hopes by dili ' gent attention to cleanliness, added to the airy situation of the house, to obtain that distinguished patronage and support sh • e ex pOionead 9O many years in Oxford. - • SAVING ONE GUINEA IN THREE, ' IN COLLIER'S SILK S'T'OCKINGS WITH COTTON FEET, 146, FLEET-STREET. AMOST rich, valuable, anckelegant selection of Lady's‘stout black, white, and coloured Silks, 7S. 6d. a pair, to superfine with the most fa3hienable clocks, es. 6d.— Gentlemen's ditto, from 7s. 64. to the very best, 10s. 6d. N. B. To such of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, who have not made trial of their distinguished and unri...fleil excellencies, it ' may be pryer more precisely to state, that they are far more comfortable, soft, and pleasant, infinitely more durable, and thoegh every way equal in richness, elegance, fashion, and quality, are not two thirds the price of those with silk feet. N. B. Merchants, Captains in the Army and Navy, and shop kecrrs supplied. • BANDANA SOAP. NVHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a personal beauty'in both sexes, an in some parts of Europe ate essential to persons of rank. The 'BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture, and inconceivable fairness to the bands whiek are 'constantly washed with this Soap. Even in eases where the skin has been injured by labour or other.violerlse, the hardness and coarseness are effectually, infallibly, and per nunently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other means wh..tever, It is by experience only, that any one can form an adequate idea of the supi•rioneteellence of this Soap. Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, whose signature it bears, Wil -1 lam Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Temple-bar London: and the Proprietors, as a Ihrther sectri•:y, beg them tube particular I in noticing, that the name and address of the printer, E. Spragn I No. 97 Bow-street, Covent-Garden, is af fi xed to the wrapper and label : all others are counterfeits. Sold by many respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country. Price. Is. each cake. But it is at alt times necessary _to be I-articular in observing the above caution which will be the means oPpLoveiee • sag the iaipobilon whisk ha s of litebeen prietised. • ' • CHESTERFIELD TRAVESTIED!! This day was published, In one volume, small octavo, embetlishLe with ten Caricature Engravings by Rowlandson, from Drawings by Woodward, 6 rice only 4s. plain, or 6s. coloured, HESTERFIELD TItAVESTIE ; or SCHOOL for MODERN MANNERS. Dedicated to George Coleman, the younger, Esq. " The times arc out of joint. 0 cursed spite: " That ever I was born to set them right." SRALSrEARZ. " The better sort should have before 'em " A grace a manner, a decorum !"—BUTLE R. This Publication, though dedicated to the must celebrated Fa d: ist of the age, needs not his protection to usher it into the worLi, flr since the pen of a Butler or a Churchill lashed the follies of the age, we have not met with so well directed or cutting-a satire on the fashionable follies of the day, as Chesterfield Travestie, equally abounding with attic wit and exceerie conceit." London : Published by 'Thomas 'feu, and sold by all Book sellers in Great Britain. A LIVING PEF.R/I.G1:. This day was pulaiished, in a Thick Volume, Royal I gmo. Corresponding with the Index to the House of Commons, price I 2s. in board,. ABIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of PEERS—containing Anecdotes and Charaaers of the Chief Members or each Fatnilz, and the Public Conduct and Parlia mentary Character of the present Living PEERS, on a new and improved Plan. - By the EDI TOR of the BIOGRAPHICAL INDRX to the HOUSE of COMMONS. Instead of a tedious detail of dates and proper names succeeding each other, without interest, and devoid of useful information or rational entertainment, the present work abounds is anecdote and in facts relative to the Living 'Peerage It is precisely the kind of work which, undei- the name of a Compendious Peerage, has always been soughtfot, but which it has required the observe dot.s of a twig andactiee life to cull -ct into the present volume. This work, among its other original matter, contains a Bio graphical Account of the Right Reverend the Bench of Bishopr, with a /luminary of their labours, both religious and literary.— Although Ranier, and consequently Lords of Parliament, they have ntvel before been included In any Peerage whatever, Printed for Thomas Goddard, No. I, Pall Mall ; Cradoek and Joy, Ave-Maria-lane ; and G. Richard.% Conshill ; to be had also of all Booksellers. Of whom be had, by the same Etlitor, The litocat i trnicailttnex to the.Horsa of Comma:is, price 12s. itt boards, corrected to the Spring of 1808. • MODERN LONDON SURGERY. This day was published, in one very large and closely printed Volume, Octavo, illustrated with such plates as arc essential to the subject, price 12s, in boards, FIRST LINES of the Practice of SURGERY; being an elementary Work fur Students, and a concise Look of Reference for Practitioners. By SAMUEL COOPER, • Member of the Royal College of Surgeons ; tenors of the Medical Society of Loudon; and Author of Critical Reflections on the Cataract. Printed for RICRAILD Pniciars, No. 6, Bridge-street, BP,ck. friars, and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, I. TREATISE on the ANATOMY and DISEASES of the EAR, with large Plates, drawn from real dissections. By J. C. Saunders, Demonstrator of Anatomy at St. Thomas's Wispital, and Surgeon to dm Dispensary for Diseases of the Eye and Ear. Folio, 11. ss. 2. The ELEMENTS of GALVAKISM, in theory and prac tice. By C. Wilkinson, Fellow of the College of Surgeons, and Lecturer on that Science, in Soho-square. In two volumes, svo. with numerous plates, price 14 Is. s. The NAVAL SURGEON; containing the entire Duties of Medical Men at Sea. By W. Turnbull, Surgeon of the Navy, &e. &c. plates, 9s. boards. 4. A TREATISE on VACCINE INOCULATION, to which is added, an Account of the Chicken Pox, the 'Swine Pox, and the Hives; with an Appendix, containing Letters from Physi cians and Surgeons tif eminence, respecting the present State of Vaccination in many Cities and priNtipal Towns of thellftittvd Kingdom. By Robert Willan, M.D. F. A. S. Stm: t!'n coloured engravings, price 15s. in boards. • • 5. Treatise on the Came., Progress and Cure of Consuthntian. By John Reid, M. D. Physician to the Finiburgll4pensary;tit, 6. A Treatise on the Process eutploysd hr Nature in supprchs sing the HEMORRAGE from Divided and Punctured Arteries. --By J. F.D. lonts„ M. D.—ln one Volnine, Svo. with name sons plates, 10s. 6d. boards. 71 A PRACTICAL INQUIRY into the Canes Of CONYULo SIVE' AgTHMA,Ete. By Robert BAT, h.& D. of the RoyelCol.t lege of Phytdciaos Ste. The Fourth h&tiou, eonoideeoll lal4 ?roved and ealaried, by arkiisiessl prawical eb!irvirapir. SALES BY AUCTION. - - Hies-Itleee,'Shiane-street.—Eroellent Household Furniture,bril. Rant Pier and Chimney , Classes, Mirrors, Brawled , Lights, Sideboard, Dieing Tables, and other Effects. . • By Mr. ROBINS, OA the'Premhts, N 0.28, Hans•Plue, Skrane.Stieet, late the re. silence of a Nobleman, To-mottaow, 224 inst. and following. d 4, at Eleven, THE. .genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD !- -A- mg CURE, btilliint Pier and Chimney Glasses, Mirrors, Bronzt.sll.ighu, Cellarst Sideboard, Mahogany Secretary Book case, and miler Effeqs. The Furniture comprises capital lour.. post, tent, and other Beclste:.th, with Chintz, Co!trin and other Furnitutet ;prime 'seasoned Feattur Beds and futddi.:4 of all de. scriptiopa4hatadtome Drawing-room Furnittira,in . Chhatz Cottr:a, French. rod, Window Curtains, with. Sono, Chairs, -&e: en suite; Eating Parlatir.Curtaina; eapiimi Cabinet. Articles, in Mahogany Chest/ of Drawers, CAI, Pembroke, Backgammon, and Dining Tables; Sofa and Chairs In Red Morocco; Brnssels and other Carpets, Culinary. Utsusits, Garden lights - , Tools, and other Effects, To be viewed on Satunlay and Monday preceding the Sala Catalogues (at Is. each, returned to purchasers) on the premises i and of Mr. Robins, Wartekk-.tarn, Golden-square. COMPACT MEWS, CHARLES-S 1 REET, 111ANCHk.b- TER-SQUARE`I—By Mr . &OWNS, AtOirraway's Coffee House, Chance Alley, Cornhill, on Tues . day► the S9thatf November. at 1 welvee'Clock, N ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, L comprising a compact Mews, Jacob's Mews, situate in Charles -street, Manchester-squares consisting o' eight Coieh- Houses, and Stables fur lighteen Hornet, in an inclosed Yard, with dwelling Apartments over ; CApitai Granary, and Hay-loft, a Pump of excellent water, and Dung-pit. The premises are held on Lease, of Which there are upwards of Seventy-seven years unexpired, at a low rent. , To be viewed by applying to Mr. Saunders, on the Premises, where particular may be had; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. SUFfOI.K. FREEHOLD FARM AN L) I.AND,SITUATE BETWEEN YOXFORD AND LOWESTOFF.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee House, Change Alley, Curnhiil, on Tune day, the 29th of November. at Twelve, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, A Froslerden Farm, situate on the-high Yarmouth Road, be tween Yoxford and Lowestoft', it the County of Suffolk, about 102 miles from Loudon ; consisting of a Neat Farm House, with Yard, Barn, Stables, and Out-buildings, Garden; &c. and upwards of Fifty-nine Acres of Rich Meadcw, Arable and Pasture Land, in sundry inclosures, in . 4 high state of Cultivation, and moat part in a Ring Fence in the occupation of Mr. Gough, tenant at will. . To he viewed by applying or. tke Premises, Where particulars may be had ; at the Post-houses, Southwold, Lowestoff, and Yarmouth ; King's Head, Norwich ; Angel, Bury; White Horse, Ipswich ; Three Cups, Colchester ; 'White Hart, Rointord ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Pan of the Estate may be seen. SHEERNESS: VOTES FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT. By Mr. ROSE, at the Swan Inn, Sheerness, on Saturday, .the 26th inst. by diresdon of the Proprietor, FIFTY LOTS of FREEHOLD and LEASE HOLD GROUND, new brick-built HOUSES, COTTA GES, and STAIN ING; advantageously situate, at and near Naval Row, Mile Town, Sltrerr.tss; in front of the main street. Estates are particularly d e sirable to persons employed tn ' Ms Majesty's Deck-yard am'. Ordnance at Sheerness, bring only a few minutes walk from "me. Dock; and each purchaser of the . Freehold Lots will be ot tiiled to vote for Members of Parliament, .17.r-gtAtt!jlnte; l'itgh th e i r r „;.;: increase of shipping and pow Ar.;,,b; the inrC;ed'new docks, 1en...-..arovements at the valu a bl e and or sea-port of Sheerness, is presumed to - ;.,!!re . ::" .°s P ect a". f. a ;Pvede and permanent source of trade and emolumens,„,.—Land T..x re cl:rarnad.-TheEwates have been allotted in small Lot., fur the convenience of pur:thasers. Maybe viewed, by leave of the tenants; and particulars man be bid, ten days preceding the sale, at Gage. way's GMT-hoes. • London; of Mr. Thottias Asltheld, High-street, 'Shadwi.:l; Ship, Seutii-eild; the White Hart, Grayesen4; the Suir'fare:e„ Chatham • King's Arms, Brom/eon; the Base of Sale; and of Air. Isere , th. akneliesrpor, Sheerness. ORDNANCE Mender 2, 1808. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JEsrn ORDNANCE,- do herAy gi,e Notier, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on orbs:fore Friday the 2d day of December next, from such Per ,gm as may be willing to undertake the supply of STOVES, I I RANGES, and other IRON ARTICLES, fur service of this Department, fur a period of three year). Patterns of the Articles may be seen, upon application at the Principal Store-keepers Office in the 'rower, where further par riculars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known ; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mal i aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed Proposals for Stoves, Ranges, &e." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d day of December, at twelve o'clock neon of the same day, neither will any Tender be no ticed unless the parry Malang it,_ or an agent in his behalf sh:4lt attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Emrd.try. In a few days will be publi6hed, Handsomely printed in Octavo, price in bawds, 9s. dedichred, by portnission, to his Grace the Archbishop . uf Canterbwry, a Third Volume of ANECDOTES of LITERATURE and SoAttrE BOOK 5.-By the Rev. WILLIAM BLLOE, Translator of Iterodotus, &c. •.* Printed' for F. 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