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Meiotic* Serrants will perform a New Draws, s in rbwe Acts, called VENONT ; . Or, THE NOVICE OF ST. MARK'S. *met Barra° (Viceroy of Sicily,) Mr. SIDDONS ; • Venoni, Mr. ELLIS I'ON.; smog*, Mrs. POWELL ; Veronica, Mrs. MUDIE ; Josepha, Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; /um, Mrs. SPARKS ; Sister Ursula, Miss LACY. saof the Play, loth dme, a New Comic Dance, called LOVE IN A TUB. Ts which will he added the Musical Entertainment of ROSINA. . Captain Saville, Mr. MARSHALL, (Being his first appearance on 'his Stage.) ykllelville, Mr. GIBBON; William, Miss KELLY; &aim, Miss LYON; Dorcas, Mrs. SPARKS; • Riche, Mrs. BLAND. Tionsorr, The Cabinet ; with the Three and the Deuce. • Oil may, Venoni ; with Blue Bawd. t7EER ,16, .rt f . • r ' rn ,• DUTIES ON PROFITS' OF FOREIGN OR COLONIAL . POSSESSIONS OR SECURITIJIL PROPERTT ...wry the 46th of his prams Majtity, directs, That Prod* arising fsoon Foreign Penes does or Foreign Securities, or in any of-his Majeery's Dominions beyond the Seas, shall 64 Assessed by the Conuaissioners aglng for London, Bristol, Liverpool, or Glasgow, at or nearest to which such property shall have been first Imported, 'or at or nearest to which the Perim who shill have readied Remittances shall mike ; and the Act of the 48th of his present Majesty di recto, Tbat whenever the Produce or Profits arising as aforesaid shall have been instated into or received by any person partly in the Port of London, and partly in any of the Outporta above mentioned, the whole of sect PrOduce or Pro&ta shall beanies- . ed by the Commissioners of Loodon, and not elsewhere) aud , whenever such produce or profits shalt have been whelk, isipoe; ted into or received by airy person in the Outposts above now., dolled, but in different parts, in two or moor of such Outpaces, the whole thereof shall be asseseedat that Poet at width the ma..- • VICTUALLING OIPICS, Domeier is, nos. Tfit COMMISSIONERS, fir vlcruiLinvv . XIS Metnarre Aurr,hereby:lw Notice, That on Tuesday next, the !Ot intent, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Twelve Hun dred Quarters of New Pale, and four Hundred Quarters of close-dried AMBER MALT; to be delivered, one half the. in a fortnight, and the other ball in a fortnight afterwards, hie Is Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be pal*" for by ins guyabli with interest ninety days after date. • The Conditions of the Commit may be seen at thaffirs Office. 7 No regard soil k had to say Toiler is which the-trioceleiliothie hurried its word, at laid, or do shall sot k dollworsdi I the Board; Wore Mee oThel ox the said Trude "eat the 201141tetat, Igor stylus thel-Perems lobo emits the Tale,,., son. Fermi w atkode, t to answer whoa ealkalfir. ... . • . WAIt.OFFiCE. . ./ • - 1. 011161*E Janusa„: 4 ...,..d on the let uff*111,111 . 116411141 . , will be published "t (Oilier the Authority of the Sectetatelitilar)4* • AMONTHLY LIST of the AR MY isafikiirkir. LITIA of the UNITED KiNGDOhI. Price OpeOPMesi's Pub)isbad by T. Eamon, Whitehall, Lordhs. ; • ti- Thls day was published, p r i ce th..ud.. " • r !tinted in the same wow as Tipper's Edition of Whiteloclift, Trial, • • . "*. r r HE PROCEEDINGS of a COURT of IN- QUIRY, held at Chebea Co/letre,regpecting the CONVEN-' , TlOtf In PORI - U(4AL; taken in Short-baud by a Barrister of the Inner Tensple. Printed for Samuel = ce. ,Leadenhall-street ; and lon Boolls,Dnke•stroet, Patti p. SIR HEW DALRYMPIAL This day was published, embellished with-a correct Likeness or Sir Hew Dakar/sole, price ft. Id. • 'THE WHOLE PROCFF.DINTIF or .11r1K2 COURT OF ENQ Ir, ups the Condsict or Sir Heir, Dalrymple, hlte Caae4umdr in Chid of Ms Majesty's Forces th, • Portage), relative to the Convention id Chitra. held' in the rest Hall, Chelsei - Cdtleg With in Intrnductory-Atroutd42l, Campaign, and the ciretimitances which led to that In Convention ; the State of the Pubhc Mind rand . a Sketch bf the Life of Sir Hew Dalrymple. • By W. E. TOMLINS, Esq. Barrister .at.„(ine. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, (suceessors to Mr, H. D. Symonds) 20, Paternoster-row, London. Of whom may be had, price ils. Sd. I. The - Trial of Lieutenant-General Whiteloek, embellished with a correct Likeness. 11. In a large thick volume, price 12s. sewed, the Trial of John Peltier, Esq. for a Libel against Napoleon Bonaparte; at the Court of Khig's Bench, Middlesex, on Monday, February 210803, taken in Short Hand by Mr. Adams, and the Defence revised by; - Mr. Mackintosh, THEATRE-ROYAL, HM . l. STRESENT EVENING, a,* Majesty's Servants will act the Cont, TOWN AND COUNTRY. plastic, Mr. JONES; Trot, Mr. MUNDEN. 'he Rev. Owen Glenroy, Mr. MURRAY. Reuben Glenroy, Mr. YOUNG. , i n isisreng, Mr. WADDY ; Mewl:Wit, Mr. EMERY. Hon. Mrs. Glenroy,.Mrt. C. KEIVIBLE. • Somers, Miss NORTON ; Mrs. Trot, Mrs. GIBBS ; omen, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Taffiine, Mns. LISTEN. Which, for the Ist time, a Ne. Ballet, componedbp Mr. Rosa (late Ralet-Master to the Opera House) caned THE DOUBLE WEDDING'. With New Scenery, Dresses, Ice. The Characters by the Infant Prodigy (from the Theatre fdesspool, being her Are appearance on this stage), Mr. Ina. Mr. Ridgway, Mr. King, Mr. Bday:us, Mr. Goad- W. Murray, Mr. T. Blanchard, Master Oscar Erne, Nora (from the Opera House, being her first ap. stage), Mrs. Whiunore, the Miss Adams, and Canis de Ballet. To width will be added (for the 11th time) a New Farce, ts 'rum Acts,(writien by the late Mr. Tobin) called ASCHOOL F' jor part invest shall bare been bnporeed oirecelvqd, privided that the sumps of such produce or preiffi i oaf lellelivareff the Commissioners at each of theplacse amide" mrf part Omuta sluff hive been imported or received. it being also further di rected, by the said just mentioned Act of the 46th of his present Majesty, That the Agent or ReceivfiFel such Produce or Pro fits shall be 'Merged for the same, amigiMffbe answerable for all acts required to be done fer aaeA uledivaying the duties on such property, whether the fSsdf be resident in Great Mean or not, under ditrilmiliiiiispitherti in the said Ads, His Majesty's Cocranissiabees for the Affairs of Tare hereby give Notice, That st es are now making as tio all t'roperty so imported or rind by whom or on whose -account;. but, being &anus to avoid - the balmiest of Penalties, they hereby require, that all Pascoe, who, u Owners or Pro-. prietors, or as Agents or Receivers of Profits or of Property, of the descriptions above-mentioned, shall have received the same in • • . 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B. lire Policies will be issued free of Expense to the As sured, where the annual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. The Premium of its. ed. per Cent. on Warming Stock is now reduced to Is. per Cent. existing Insurannes covering such Pro perty will he reduced as they become due, upon application to the 01Sce, or the Agent through whom the Insurance was made. To-morrow will be published, ..s Handsomely printed in Octavo, price In boards 21. dedicat .•MSIon, to his Grace the Archbishop of Ca n t e rbury * Voluine of ' ANECDOTES of LITERATURE and Scam BOOKS. By the Rev. WILLIAM 8E1..0E, Translator of Heredotus, &c. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 120, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, the two first Volumes of the Work, price in beards les: Two more Volumes are preparing for Publication, At the end &the fifth will be given a general Index to the whole Work. Great Britain, and who have neglected Cs omitted to comply with the previsions of the Acts now reeitetio by riot &War* full and complete Returns for the current and any fencer year for which they may be in default to the Commissioners of the respective places above stated, according to the directions therein contained, do. forthwith &liver such returns, otherwise they will be proceeded against for the Penalties Incurred by such omission and default. The said Commissioners having been informed that several Estates stand charged with antutitres to pawns residing in Great Britain, payable out of the proceeds of the said Estates, and that it has become a practice to deduct the amount of the said annui ties from the Estimate of Profits, thereby not only reducing the income of the Proprietor, but concealing she payment of said annuities, think it necessary to state, that no annuity or interest of money charged on any Estate in his Majesty's Foreign 4>onti nions ought to be deducted from the Estimate of Profits, but ought to be included theraliCo part of the profits of the ketate, payable to the Annuitants km* that the Proprietors or sheik A S5 ntS are r e a retkref. M° l4 •ls,:iilo obotT to bo c h arged tilers*, • and that, in all cases, who a ft er payment of sash annuities, 'Mt profit would remain to De accounted for by the Proprietors or their Agents, they are bound to return the amount of such An nuities and to be charged for them ; in all which cases the Pro prietors or their Agents respectively are to deduct from the re spective Annuitants their - proportion of the duty so shamed in respect thereof. By order of the Board, e - 11 tat 1 bas Itn, )L FOR AUTHO. 2s. Fij ts. Gallery Is. /;neltillei vie► the Seltool for Authors. A WAGOONCONCL.ZN TO BE DISPOSED OF. BRITISH PROPERTY DETAINED IN DENMARK. THE Coniniittes appointed at a Meeting of Mer- cysts and Manufacturers held at the City of London Ta os the Bth of Noventher, for the purpose of applylog to Okra:nem on the subject of British Property detained in Den o* beg to announce, that 011E7 will meet every Monday and wax,. between twelie and two o'clock, until Thursday the Ream inclusive; at John's Coffee-house,•Cornhilt, to receive win eommenicatknis from parties Interested, addressed to Sir rater, Bat. Chairman df the Committee ;' and that J: 4 7 wIl consider their list as dosed. . • I lLi i ss -house, Dec. I 4th, 1808. • 4 . •+'•-- - -* --t -1-I. N old .established - Carrying Business, which is supplied with regular and permanent loading front some of, the largest manufactories in the Country to the London Market ; and employs several Waggon lone of the first respectability in the Metropolis, which may be consolidated It the will of the Contractor. 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CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Dec. 1 S, 1608. itp kr COMMITTEE appointed on the 9th of De- . , by the MERCHANTS and tiIIHABITANTS of • to attend to the Application of a General Saimarip tthe brave SPANISH P4TRIOTS, new strnWing to defend their eiiientrj , ?limn ifareign eatery*, In- Mot, react illehatge that duty without making an earnest Ipgml.oljthe attention of their generous - Countrymen, of all iwile,b•lMP of a Nation and a Cause so interesting to all the AMU* if &hone. . . a6peeph contending for their independence, liberties, and se any, from foreign tyranny and oppression—a nation, friendly pits dispositions—honourable in all its national conduct and Smaer—fitted, by political and commercial interests and rein- Ms, to be closely connected in alliance and friendship with Cat Britain, and now struggling, with heroic fortitude, in a wow cause, against a common and most formidable Ice ; sul k, in the arduous conflict the greatest hardships, and endue bilk severest privations, has—surely, strong claims of every Wu every inhabitant othese islands ; and though tlniteeatest maim have, with the general approbation of this umiak, been wit by Government to afford the most extensive, speedy, and Stud aids of treashre. arms, ammunition, military Aorta, nipanats, and clothing, for the maintenance and support of the Ifni* troops, together with the succour d' large bodies of Bel- II soldiers, it is still felt, that the generous manifestation oftbe gaff sentiment, and such further aids, of various kinds, as a Paid and liberal Subscription may supply, cannot but have an Ihreimating and consoling to the Spanish soldier, and eon lacing to the Spanish Governm e nt and people, of he perfect ties in opinion and sentiment which on this subject subsists leogiwat daese islands. The Committee rely, with confidence, that the good example ids/ pobik Corporations and Companies, and of the Inhabitants i the Margolis, will be followed by the principal Cities, Towns, at Mikis of the United Kingdom, in order to form together n creditw ort hy o f th e great cause or which it is made--of the ilk &anew and of laenee of the Empire which presents it, and. I b be accepted by the gallant, disinterested, and high-spirited wise, to whose brave defenders it is offered. It Blest Hon. the I P. Free I It, H. Martin . -Lord Mayor J. Garcias I A. Mundell • erd Eardley N. Newnham, AIL LAidenon E. Parry . Miley, Alderman J. Pierce Llk6gerstein Sir C. Price, Eart. M. P. Sir J. Perring, Bart. E. Quin T. R oworoft J. M. Raikes J. Russell G. Sanden-nra To-morrow will be published, SCHOOL for AUTHORS, a Comedy in :W m Acts, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Hay eirittlovrilltten by the late JOHN . Tostrr, Esq. author of "The ' &c. 1 1 1iitledfor Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-now, • ,', i- - Of whom may be had, just published, The Odd& Theatre ; or a Collection of Plays, which are weed at the Theatres Royal Covent-Garden, and Haymarket, prate' under the Authority and by Permissi on of the Managers from the Prompt Books. With Biographical and Critical Remarks. • By Mrs. INCHBALD. In 25 Volumes, Royal lento, embellished with Engravings, prim 61. 16s. 6d. and on fine Paper with Portraits, and proof Im pressions of the Plates, price 131. extra board*. MATT A' EW WINTER, Setradry. Op fir rixes, Mg:ember 5, 1808. SURREY DISPENSARY. 'T'HE attention of the Governors of this Institution has been called to certain Queries put to them en the rela tive QuAilications of the Two Candidates, Doctor BLEGBO ROUGH and Doctor TATTERSALL; tliose Queries should have been a fair Appeal to them, and not used as a vehicle of Slander against either. . With to the first, they contain a fair Statement upon which th e are called upon to decide, and every inten tion of personal disrespect to Dr. T. is expressly disavowed. The second are of a different description. Not control with answers to the first, a List of Queries are aubjeined, evidently intended, indirectly to convey a slanderous imputation on the Character of an honourable Man, soliciting the Situation on the footing of re lative Merit only. 'The Governors may however think than en titled to an Answer—they are as easily as truly answered.' Thin day were pubßalaed, in one Voitime 4to, price 11. Us. 641. or large Paper and proof Impressions, price 21. 12s. 6d. boards, ILLUSTRATIONS of the LAY of the LAST MINSTREL, consisting of Twelve Views of the Rivers Bath wick, Ettrick, Yarrow, Thine, and Tweed. Engraved by James 'Heath, R. A. from Drawings taken on the spot. By J. C. SCHRIXY, Esq. of Oifard. To which are affixed, Descriptions and Annotations, by Mr. WALTER SCOTT. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Where may be bad, just published, The Lay of the LAST MINSTREL, a Poem ; with Ballads and Lyrical Piaci% Py WALT/1 S COTT, Est In Q uarto, price 23. •2s. in boardsond on Large paper, price 31.135. boards. W.-Gordon, M. P. A. Goldsmid I. L. Goldsinid H. Goodwin A. Giennie Sir R.C.Glynn,Bart. R. Hankry 1. Hadman T. Harrington Harrison • PERLEGE SI VIS. • Just published, price Two Shillings, ALETTER addressed to the Right Reverend SPENCER; Lord Bishop of Peterborough, in Answer to , an Appeal made to the " Society for defending the Civil Rights of the Dissenters, " relative to the important question of Church` Burial by the Est ablished Clergy ; &c. &c. &c. . • By JOHN WIGHT WICKES, M. A. ardl or itssisc of W gm Bekon, Rutland ; and Chaplain to His Royal the Duke of Cumberland. • ' Sic notes LIB , Virg. ./En. • Beware UIfaSIIIIIIIIIiis artful guile, Ws words ab i tr.dho' his passions boil ;-- 61 idibli Ilk Auks ids foul. retence— ?. - . cbeware p-oisi try aIoud—DEFENCE. Printed sad SU lly J. Drekard : sold also hy 111- `,lcon, St: Fturs Cburclaiard ; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Carpen = llond•etreet ; and Crosby and Co. Stationer's Came, L bib& p . %aborts, M. P. *day P. +m, M. P. not C. Scott J. Shaw, Aid. M. P. R. Slade I.ieut. Scott C. Smith Aklin. E. Shaw It Thornton, M.P. J. Tunno C. Turner Sir R.Wigram, Bart. G. Ward J. Wilmot, jun. E. Waters • Woke 1 V. Canis M. P Bart. Cambe, M.P. 4).4ennall • 4 .1 to • :h 'Vials day was published, price Five Shillings, (Entered at Stationer's Hall) i kN ESSAY en the EARLIER PAST of tbei, LIFE of SWIFT, By the Rev. JOHN BARRETT, D. D. _ • - And Vico-Provost of Trinity College, Dublin. Tinnier& are subjoined, Pieces ascribed to Swift, two of his Orfifted Letters, and Extracts from his Remarks oa Bishop Bur net's History. Printed for J. Johnson, J. Nichols and Son, R. Baldwin, Ot rldp and Son, ,F. C. po d J. Rivington, T. Payne, R. Faultier, G. Robinson, Wilkie and Robioson, R. Lea, J. Nunn, Cuthell and Martha, J. Walker, T. - Egetton, Clarke and Son; . Vernet, Hood, and Sharpe, Scatchard and Letterman. Loebingtes, Allen, and Co. I-Carpenter, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme Coda and Davies, W. Miller, J. and A. Arch, S. Gagster, J. Murray, J. J. Harding, R. H. Evans, sad J. Mawman. Of whom may be had, In Nineteen large Volumes, Octavo, Press, in boxrds, 91. A New Edition of ' . THE WORKS OF JONATHAN SWIFT, D.D. lisexecinit aisd revised by John Nichols, F.A.S. &c. '111 3 21416A11es Illern,iiad the other Pieces wed, iTo Q. Harris C. Hanbury I. Inglis J. Jacob I. Jackson, M.P. J. banes W. Knatchbull P. Kensington B. Long Sir J. Lubbock, Bart. M. P. W.Mtnish, M.P. 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The Beakers end others, who have received subset - 4110dt tie t its a vern. the 11 7 requested to send particulars to the Colllllllllees Loo4on Ta . Ist. Who is Mr. Blegborough ? • A. A Member of the' Royal College of Physicians, with , the Degree of Doctor of Medicine, honourably obtained and sanc tioned by that Learned Body, who are known to bestow rank on no Man without examination and desert. 2d. Is he not an Author—selling himself Inventor of a Steam Bath for the cure of swelled Joints ? A. Dr. Blegborough never poesesed ingenuity enough to be the -Inventor of the Steam Bath alluded to. :Id and 4th. I. he not still an Apothecary, Surgeon, Man-mid wife, and Physician—and does lie not vend Medicines, open Ab scesses, breathe a Vein,pay Women, and style himself a Doctor e Midwifery, is one principal object of the Surrey Dispensary, sad Midwifery Patients have often fallen to his Care! It is true, he has been guilty of opening Abscesses—lt Is true hi has been pithy of breathing a Vein—lt is true even that he has been guilty of administering Clysteep—But for whom T.—For the Rich?—For those whose Fees are to Reward such attentions ?—No ! —For the Poor—for the Wretched—for the Needy-4r them, and for them est.:. Such are the Disqualifications, in the opinion of his Opponent, to the Appointment for the situation of Physician to a DISPEN• I SART TOR TOR POOR!!! S. Is hr not recommended by men of no less eminence than himself and his Partner? A. Let the Friends of his opponent look to the lAA of the Governors !—Let them see who support asst, end wife, Dr. Bleg borough !—They will there find who reesmiond, end who supw' port him !—'l'hey will bed that no Public Charity In this Metro polls contains names to which more respestilillity is attathe&i:. , none more honourable than those found there, who umpient Ile interest of Dr. Blegborough !! As to the Queries respecting Dr. Tattersall's Qualifiations, the Friends of Dr. Blegborough would blush to follow the ex ample of those, who published those Queries.—They wish him to succeed, not by slandering Dr. Tattersall, or detracting from his merits. They believe Dr. T. to be a Gentleman, well and regularly educated—His pretensions have been vouched for by his Friends—His Character is without Reproach.—But, are not other men equally fitted for the Situation . , in point of infarmation and talents ?—And does not the long Emetittice of Dr. Bleg borough,tbe hibits of extensive Practice, andtheFfumanity which Ms guided that Practice, give him Claims somewhat superior to a very young Member of the Profession? The Claims of Public Charity are best by just Com ' petition Unjustly to implite to a fair . that which is I most untrue, is not ShialiOerilet:ii " rr inrdisfJobsgl o pposition of one Mdlrle I litialv.eeisodon.srate,ne. • are ibs ~ •x~J_ Ms now Lake. • . - - ~:. :. • A 11W GEOGRAPHY. Accompanied by a PAIR of GLOBES. On Monday, the La of January next, will be published, to be completed Twenty-four Monthly Parts, PART I. Price Ste Shillings and Sixpence ; or, for these who may prefer it ha Numbers. on the following Saturday will be published, NUM. BER I. Price One Shilling and Sixpence, to be completed ha One Hundred and Four Weekly Numbers, ;taking two very lar g e and splendid Volumes in Quarto, of ~okS YSTEM of MODERN GEOGRAPHY, or the Natural and Political History of the Present State of the World. By JOHN SMITH, LL.D. 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