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. — i S T* 47lff . Jot I , • . ; • - •• •• . • . . - • 4 ss • d'L r , f . le • ' I, •V ."C 4 0.1 sk Zni • I ).1t I iip - r iJ .1 0;. umonit (if] WELV4ISDAY, N4VEMBER 23, 1808. [PRICE Stx-r.Ekci,. • THEATRE-ROYAL, DR UR Y-1. ANE. ?as PRESENT EVENIN I I, NOVEMBER°3, d ig i t Majesties Servants will act the Comedy of THE CHANCES. Don John, Mr ELLIS'ION ; Fa b :r ick, Mr. HoLLAdkiDt Antonio, Mr. DOWTON; The Duke, Mr. RAYMOND; p et er, Mr. PENLEV ; Anthony, Mr. WENtirrzEß i . First Constant's, Mrs. HARLOWE ; Second Cot.stantia, Mrs. JORDAN. kd of the MT, for the first time, a New Comic Dance, cum . posed by Mr. D'Egville) called LOVE IN A TUB. The Mode entirely New, compose 2 by Mr. Bishop. Afte; which, the last new Melo-Drama of ELLA ROSENBERG. The Elector, Mr. RAYMOND; Count Mountfort, Mr. DB CAMP; Rom berg, Mr. PUTNAM ; Plutterman, Mr. PENLEY ; Storm, Mr. BANNISTER; Da Rosenberg, Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; klissßAY; Mrs. kluttertnan, Mrs. SPARKS. •t a Dance, composed by Mr. D'Errilk. t o morrow, As Yon Like It ; with Blue Beard. • ,`fry, The World ; with Rosina. Id Saturday, the Cabinet ; with the Three and the Deuce. A otw Comedy sad a New Drama are in rehearsal, and will be g olfiy produced. WHEN A. B. returns to Town, his Frienl, whom he left the Sdi day of June, desires to sfe him. IPSWICH BANE NOM. THE BROWN PAPER BARCEL,‘addresseci to Messrs. CRICKITT and C. IPSWICH, containing NOTES of the above "Bank, of Ten and Vivo .Pounds eacia, and to hive heed lost on Thurnliy Night, the torts of No -1 sramalasi **taut, front the Ipswich and Norwich Liail Coach, will* sous from the Swan with Two Necks in Lad-Lane, is &bee ONIAIt SO kiwi, with all its Crintents, in safety. /IttONll.bY and BEI .1., Solicitors. Cray's-bta, es, IRos. . . . THE EOTEI/RGII REVIEW, No. XXV. was published this day. , triiriram published, is Oetavn, price 9s. in boards, A N ESSAY nn USES and TRUSTS, and cn the OPEttA.TION of CONVEYANCES at COMMON LA.Wosid those deriving their effect from the STATUTE of USZlL+Second.Edislos. By E. W. SANDERS, Esq. of Lincoln's-Tan. Landon : Priuted fur W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell-Yard, Temple-&.r. • m0iv1'0.4.013. • WANTED £1? or £144000 on security of a Fredioll Limit: in Engintid,..tif As gibe of XlO,OOO. — Andy to Mr. Richard 'Walter IrJribii, illy-Piace; or Mr. Henry Pocock, Staple Inn, Loudon. This day was published, in r o y a l octavo , p r i ce 19s. i n b oor d i , 1 A PRACTICAL TREATISE of POWERS. By EDWARD BURTENSHAW SUUDEN, Esq. Of Lincoln's In°, Barrister at Law. • London : Printed fur W. Reed, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar ;R. Phony, inner Temple-lane; and Fleming add Pitedan, UPpit Or niond.sQuay, Dublin. Lately published, isy the same.Auttior, Th!rd Edition o. a Practical Treatise of the Law of Ven dor.; and Purchasers of Estates, in royal octavo, price 19$. ad. In boards. MOI . 4EY . MESSRS. LUCAS w' . Co. beg leave to inform those that may he in want and dearest of herrovving tem. parity or permanent soma of money, that they can at all times advance any awn from ma. to 99,990 L and upwards, on personal frosty other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Mow* , In the Fends, Oergyntenal.ivioga, or Freehold, Copylsolil, and Leasehold Ratak's, oa the meet liberal sod honourable ternu.--s ?trawl application Messrs. Lucas and Co.. daily receive at thek house, No. 19, Jerniyo.strect, St. hunees, either personally or by letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for well-secured nnuides. BREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR. TRANSPORT OFFICE, thornier 22, 180 t. W HEREAS the four French Prisoners of W; r, named and described at the foot hereof, have absconded from Tiverton, in Devonshire-, in vidiation of their Parole of. Honour :—The Commissioners for conducting His N..ijcsty% Transport service, &c. do hereby OIL r a Reward of Five Guineas for the recaptured each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons who shall apprehend them, or either of them, and de liver them at this Mr, oc otherwise cause them to be securely lodged in any of the Public Gaols. This day was published, , In Octavo, peke 12s. ht boards, a New Edition (being the Third) with consid.•rable additions, of GREATEST CHANCE EVER ORFERED. SWIFT and CO. recommend to their Friends a.nci the Public, the Scheme of the State Lottery, which -begins Drawing the I sth Neat Montt, as pleasing au actual advantage Ore any former Lottery. Only 19,000 Tickets can be sold, whick mast receive the Prizes bzlooging to 20,000 Tickets.. The ism , extra Prizes of 500, Whale Tickets radt, present the al ne ar lchanCe ever offered to tie Purchase. of a Ticket ; for it posAible, through them, be anti gain all the in the Lot. i eery !r!or in pregiortion far any Share .• .Tiches ant 1 Shares ate selling fir SWIFT anidCo. at " Oilicis; ' • No. II; FtIIILTkY, No. 1 2, CWINCratOS.I, No. Si, WHITECHAFEL. . . . . In the Lotteries wilkh inisbed drawing in August last, the lesk.r losvrog Capitals were Sold, Shared, and Pau on Demand, at SWIFT and CO.'s Office No. 2,9'24, a £4OOO I No. 134. a, £ll,OOO 11,070, a 20,000 1. 35014. It 2,0 0 0 Besides F.ipbt of .ClOOO each, and many of 4200. &c. ate. ATREATISE of the LAW relative to MER CHANT SHIPS and SEAMEN; With an Appendix, con taining Copies of the Statutes relating to the Registry of Ships, SAlvage, and Seamen's Wars. By CHAItLIS ABBOTT, Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Barr 'ter at lA*4 I,011(10f1! Printed for W. Reed, Bell-Yard, Temple-tar ; and J. Limerwertlt. kleeT-KICK. This day was.publirtsed, in Octavo, price 131. in hoard; a new Edition, (being the Third) with considerable sulditions, of A COMPENDIUM of the LAW of EVIDENCE. By THOMAS PhAK F., Es q. Of Lincoln's inn, Banister at law. London : Printed fur W. Reed, law Blokseller, Bcll-Yard, Peropie-tar : add Pleasing and Phelan, Upper Onnund-Quay., Dublin. lanisx PROPERTY DEAL' lED IN DENMARK. AT a very nungrons MEETING of MER _. CHANTS and MASUPACTORERS held at the City of . Leedom 11.vern on the Mb isibeiat, a Committee was appointed IM the purpose c: applying to Clovernaaeut on the subject of Web Property detained In Denmark. The Cora...duet beg to announce that they will meet every Liao* at Thersday, between twelve and two o'clock, at John 'a Calks , Curnbill, to receive written communications from roistintereted, addressed to Sir Charks Prier, Bart. Chairman of the Corn nittm.--Juhn's Coffee House, Nov. 17, 1 HOS. 'RUGBY ANNIVERSARY. • ANNUAL MEETING of the NOI3LE MENaaiGENfLF.MF.N Eaucated az RUGBY SCHOOL tribe retired on the 19th of January, 1509, at the Freentason's lima, Great gnearttreet, Lard Viocount VALENCIA, M.P. in the Chair. &remains. lard Nerdy Moore, M. P. Hon. Charles Bagot, M. P. en. sad Rev. the Dean . of Sir S. Shuckburgh, Bart. WinUrar Sir U. Moseley, Bart. M. P. 1 '44 and Rev A. Grey, Pre- Dr. Vaughan b %Jay of Durham Henry Grimes, Esq. J. T. W RATISLAW, Secretary. _ . _ EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. LADIES and Gentlemen who a tt e nd COURSES of LECTURES on NATURAL and EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, are informed that the late Da. GEoana Gs a wn, 'wady intended his recent work published under the We of Ltotvats on EXPrgniltN Pumosortiv, CRZMIS 21lT, tad ASTROVO Mr, as a Tuxt-Book, or Companion to suck Coma. It may Se had ur all the Booksellers, Opticians, and ilansanstal Instrument Makers, in Two Volumes, Musts-wed ' s hamuses Engravings, price 1:1s. in boards, or 141. (sound. 14 4d05, Nov. I , ISOS. WINTER FASHIONS IN LADIES' DRESS. T ^. HOIVIAB and Co. have completed and intro heed, under the impaction and selection of :ors. Thomas, t inset fashionable, eh-7am, and extensive variety for I.aslies' usor Dress, than will be found at any other house in the Me ?III, consisting of new ant= Improved Wraps, slitqish Man !, Pelitscsl Alillinery, Dresses, dtc. made of thesnoit fashion- T• net Co. stand alcme as to variety, consequently no :mute 1 1* fend so conveuiem to I.adles, or (lentlemen •favoured t hdreonunisslons, to complete large or small purcba.s.. Ladies in the country may hare any article taw arded to than intll44 a Vattern Dress, with she she of their head, fc.c. ex actly to their mind, and its the most f.tsbionable manner, if at with a remittance. 'Lade*. bare introduced a great variety of n0v..1 Fur Hats, gla mingss &e. likewise a most elegasirdesetiptlon of White ':frets at the Inv price of 21s. each, 'which are warranted both dean and wear wel. Every other branch of basinctn as usual in the Haberdashery I Sak //Screen. departments. filereliand or Manufacturers my, hgvc ready moue'', far any ; • toustle or prlnse aitick which they have to dispose of. consur of Chance ry-lane, 19.4 Hect-strcl, London. ID TUE LAVES OF EUROPE. IA B BA.N's Turkish 'Specific for removing SU- ' PERFLUOOS 'front the Face., Neck, Anne, &I tiag the complesion.—Andsist that dreadful confs the Hatam, and among the women, occasioned by the ! li aise of the ar.for 'mate &Oho Ul. Ztryda Hassan was so 1/PPPY Bros-isino fat the risk of ber life) of !MS invadable which by the • Coritisii Isalies, on account of their style of and the mann ris a t 'tich the face and neck are espoused, the highest est i mat i on AU ot h ers nu:* be spurious. 'Co ''' i ' . tilt Possibility Of impesltion,'l.aclies are requested to ob incatisylit bottle is ,i gae d Z. H assan , i n t h e propt ie tor N "ftg, to imitate which ii felony.--Price ss. *mt . • 1 7 1 ille sext i s permanent, an d one b ott l e generally sr & "Pialiassaa being unacquainted with the English Lin- Metes. Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's — `"z'llardl 'Mr. Butler, No. 4. Cheapside ; Mrs. Berry, br me, ateek-areet,Soko ; blooms. Hersibie an Son, 'tstch- L ts t r t e 'rnkt , Mews-Dicey and Sutton, Liow Church-yard 4 and „•• "azon, Oarod-6,tvet ;by whom I.adies Puy denend lim bhal supplied wish the depllatory genuine, Orders 4 01 " I ;;Vt_ in:k *".: lho amount for a gingle bottle, or larger quausilik oiltica=jly s'attattd. LOUIS JOSEPH LA Ferit t Lieutenant de Vaisseau, 31 years of age, 5 feet G inches and a half high, stout person, round visage, dark completion, black hair, and Lute eyes. Fk:ROINA. GUICHARD, Ensign de Vaisseau, 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches and a quarter high, slight person, oval visages fair complexion, dark brown hair, and hazle eyes. EMANUEL LE DUC, I.ieutenant de Vaiiacau, 30 years of age, five feet 6 inches and a half high, middle size, oval visage, dark complexion, dark brown hair, and grey eyes. VINCENT MW.. PHILIPPE, Midshipman, 22 years of age, 5 fete 5 inches and a quarter high, stout person, oval visage, fair complexion, dark brows hair, and hazle eyes. LORD ORFORD'S WORKS. This day was published, in One Volume, Copy Quarto, illustra ted with a Portrait of the Author, price 11. la. in boards ; large paper, price 11. 16s. 17 bo. , rds, a NECDOTES of PAINTERS who have Etc sided or been Dorn M w'th Critical Remarks on their Productions. jiy EDWARD EDWARDS, • LateTeaeher of Perpective, and Associate in the Royal Academy. Intended as a Continuation to the _Viccdotes of Pah:tiAz by the late Horace Walpole ' Earl of Orford. Printed for Leigh and Sotheby, W. J. and J. Richardson, R Faultier, T. Payne, and J. White. ARITOMETIC. This day was published, closely printed, price Cs. 6d. bound, with an allowance oldie 23th Book, TIBE ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE and USINESS, adapted to the practical USE of SCHOOLS, including a complete reformation of all the Tables of lA'eights atid Measures; the Calculation of Atmuities, Leases, Estatea, Lives, Stoelisokr. &c.; and MORE NUMEROUS EXA M PLE.-; under every Rule than are to he found in may other Elyik of this Kind. • By the Rev. J. JOYCE, Author of Seler.tilic Diaibfues, & . Every man of bustn;.•ts in the llritish Empir.; must recollect h.nv much he had to unlearn In the practice of Arithmetic*, when hating left school he first entered into the commerc t of life, and also how little he had karat which was strictly aroficahle to real tranmetions. The present System of Arithmeti :, th'sregardin. , the letters of its pntd...cesiors, has crotsulted alone the actual and°pro oecasituts for the exercise of this useful Art. Every brancb of trade and manufacture hat begin sedulously consulted In the new exemplification of the various Tahiti of Weights and bleasures ; every thing obsolete or nsvlass in other books of Arithmetic has been expunged; sad every thing has be. n intro ducts' that is essentially necessity. • Printed for itacnoao Paixates, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be hal of all Booksellers. • BEDFORDSHIRE. BY THE BO.ti(D ()V AGRICULTURE. This day was published, illustrated by numerous Engravings, including a fine Portrait of the late Duke of Btoroati, Representing Implements in Husbandry, Buildings, Live Stock, and remarkable Olijecrs, stith a coloured Map, distinguishing the different kinds of Soil, price 14s. in boart:s GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE -I- A. of the COUNTY of BEDFORD, drawn tip fur thelloard of Agriculture and internal Improvement, distinguishing and des cribing the Geographical situation and general circumstances of the County; the state of Property, the Buildings, the Mode of Occupation, the Int:Omega, the Enclosures, the Arable Land Lt every. kind of Culture; the Grass Lando, the Gardens and Orchards, the Woods and Plantatioas the Wastes, the Improve ments, general and particular, the L ivc Stdtk, the Rural Eco nnmy, and the Political Economy, including Roads, Curtails, Commerce, Manufactures, the Papidation, Societies, &c. &e. &c. By THOMAS BA' I C H ELO Printed for RicmtilD PHILLIPS, Bridge -street, Liackfriars ; and sold by all Book's:lien in Grtat Britain and Ireland. • Of whom may al.° be . had, Corrected and enlarged Softy:ft s of the Undermentioned Cohnties mend!: publillvd under the dirt-aim of the Board of Agricul: lure, uniformly printed in by.). and done up in hoards ; . . .. , . S. D. • 2 Middleton's Middlesex, 2d edition ' - - 1 t 0 3. Bmingdet-'s Somereetshlre - - - 7 0 4 Rud's tAoucestershire - 9 0 .1 Smith's Argyleshire, ltd edition - 9 0 S Naismith's Clydesdale, ditto - 7 0 7 Ltinctimb's Herefordshire - 6 0 6 Boys's Kent - - 7 0 9 Youngs Hertfordshire - 7 0 10 Young's Lincolnshire - 12 0 11 Young's Norfolk - - 6 9 12 Young's Suffolk, 2d etEtion - 8 0 13 Young's Essex, 2 vols. - 71 0 14 Kent's Norfolk - - 6 0 IS Somerville 's East Lothian . - 6 0 16 Thomson's Fikskire . .. - 7 0 17 Holes Laroashire - - 6 0 IS Robertson's Mid-Lothian 7 0 19 Baldry, Culler. and Pringle's Northumbirland, / 9 0 + Cumberland, aid Westmoreland 20 Lowe's Nottinghamshire - 5 0 21 Robertson's Perthsbire - 7 0 22 Pottglas's Roxburgh and Selkirksbire 7 0 S 2 Flymley's Shropshire - 9 0 44 Pitt's Staffordshire - . 7 0 £1 Brown's Yorkettirs, W. It. . 7 0 26 Tuke's Yorkshire, N. R. . . 9 0 N. B. Corrected and eid:argedalteports of other Counties will be published, in a corresponding size add type, after the rate of SIX or eight pet annum, till Surveys of the wit:11101100m have been published; in the meatt time, sews* ofurf Wished, uni formly done np, or pa , racular Reports, mil belga of alkbook scileis,st thipleasure it ilitkwiebaw ... . y Lately published, In Four Volumes Royal Octavo, price 41. 4s. i i boards, REPORTS of CASgS ruled and jud•zed in the several COURTS of the UNITED SIAIES, and of PENNSYLVANIA. •By A. J. DALLAS. Philadelphia: Printed, 1807; London: Sold try •W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Pell-Yard, Temple-134r. The fql!owit.i; is the opinion of the late Lard Mansfield, upon the above Work, in a Letter t. the Hon. 'f. Islginan, Governor of Pennsylvania. " Cmcwood, Feb. 14, 1791. " Sir—T am not elle to write with my own hand, and, there fore, beg leave to make use of another, to acknowledge the ho nour you have done me, by your wont oiniging and elegant letter, and sending me • Dallas's Reports.' I am not able to rend myself, but I have heard them all read with much pleasure, they sin credit to the Court, the Bar, and the Reporter; they shew readiness in practice, liberality in principle, strung reason, and legal learning; the method too is clear, and the language plain. I undergo the weight of age and other bodily*Brmities, hut, blessed be Gou, my mind is still &earful, and open to that sensibility which praise from the praise worthy never fails to give, bus buihri a te, accept the thanks of, Sir, your most obliged and obedient, " MANSFIELD." MISS BURNET'S NOVEL. This day was published, printed on wove paper with fine ink, in two vole, royal iiimo. price 7s. in boards, a corrected edition of ' JVELINA, or the History of a Young Lady's In. trodnetion to the World. Printed for W. Lowndes, a, Bedford-street : where may be had also, lately published, lit, Abelard and Eloin i their Letters, Amours, and Lives, with Seven Poems from celebrated Authort: in one voL crown two. price Ss. in boards, ornamented by seven eh pnt copper plates, or Ss. only, when without the plates. 2d, Charles Jones's Hoyle's Games Improved, including 34 Fashionable Games, with Directions for playing and betting thi reon ; in a pocket volume, peke 6s. bound in red. Sal, Foote'* Dramatic Works and Life, in two vols. Soo. price I Ss. boar,ls. 4th, Heraldry in Miniature, contsdning an introduction to that Science, with the Arms of all the Peers and Baronets : in one vol. 12rtio. price ss. in boards: Stb, Longmate's Pocket Peerage, illustrated by abode 12C,0 engravings of ACM and Armorial Bearings: in two vols. 12Ino. price I its, in boards. 6th, Wilhebnini, .a Novel, from the Oerrnan Of I. F. itinpr : in two vole royal ISM*. price os. in boards. 7th, (Gratis) A C.atalogne of shove 80n digereeit Plays, Farces, Orainrinfidtc. with many,,Novt4s, Forams, and other books nt Zotertaintzier.l , i'. trOry reduced rates. EXTRA PRIZES, No. 4, CORN! JILL, and 9, CHA-RING CROSS. UPWARDS of 120,000 Pow .f mai' be gained by the purchase of a Sprout Themes- R theabove 0 re markable for selling Capital Prices. The Scheme of this Lottery rar exceeds any other, as the Lottery consists of only '2o,oticfr rickets, which the Contractor reduces to 190100, by giving 1000 the irtasr and StCONO Days of Dr awsng. The Value of those mu Prizes it is impossible to calculate, as they may contain 4 of • 0-'O,OOO I ---10,000 6 • Sm. arc. &e. Tickets and Shares are selling at present in great variety, and A t sale endouhtedly far caved* any of late years, which is to-be gr ributrellitiNte Novelty sad Richness of the Scheme. There is fu eat reason in advising an early purchase, as those who buy be re the Drawing begins, have an evident advantage. •„• Persons in the Country may be supplied the castle as it present, by sending Dank Notes, Post-Odke Orders, or Cash (carriage paid) to either 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHAR INC-CROSS, Where the last Prize of 64.5,600, and the two last Prizes. of 4:4:0,000 ever drawn, weroali sold and shared, with other nume rous Capitals, by 1% SISK %ON 1000 " FROM TilE LONDON GAZETTE" October 22, Iso2. AN IMPORTANT CAUTION. TO ALL Ntl.l`o REGARD THEIR HEALTH. ,HE long est.Lslished reputation of Dr. NORRIS% -IP- 'DROPS, having induced a mercenary attempt to.lntrude on the Pubrtc-a spurious in.itation, the sole Proprietor of the Genu ine Medicine feels it a duty, to give a Caution against the dange rous effects of such an imposition. A slight attention to the duty damp on each Bottle of the Genuine Preparttion, which bath the uaine " Thomas Norris Moore" engraved in it by favour of ' Governtnent, solely and purposely to guard this ir.valuable Me. divine from frauds, will h= a sufficient security against the dl-con ' sequences of counterfeit intrusions. • The cordial viruses of these Drops are adapted to all climes and seasons—they are, as those who are in the habit of taking them can testify, not only a powerful restorasive in most disorders, hut equally a preserver of health. In Fevers doll sorts, especially the Yellow or Putrid, so destructive in the West ir.dies and Ame tisa—( aids , beginning Consumptions, complaints in the Stomach and Bowels, &c. and rartieularly in the discomforts and decays of advanced life, experience of more than half a cen tury ham indubitably proved their superior efficacy. The Family Bottle, 225. to be haikonly at the Doctor's House, No. 29, Lower Brook-street, where Orders for Exportation are duly Excnted. Smaller Bottles at I Is, and es. 9d. sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street. Also, Dr. Not ais's Celebrated Antlilbaus Pills, with ample erection s 25.9 d. the Boa. • TO SPORTSMEN.--TO BE SOLD, I'HE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY of a complete 'VILLA and FERME ORNEE, situated ea the basks of the River bee. . 'N. B. Possossine a comfortable, retired, avid delimit acaozninl dation for a Bachelor or small genteel 'Family ; and to any ten demon who might fur the sums c months delight in angling, it is unique- 7 0e present Proprietor has, foe several seasons pas:, caught from 70u1b. to 100tilb. weight of salmon and gibe. The House, which is in the Cottage Style, was bunt 'boat four years ago, and is hued up in a tasteful and appropriate man ner; it consists of an Entrance-hall, Dining and Drawieg4oossi, and small Library, two Bedrooms, tiro Attics, Housckeoper's room, with light Closet, two Stotwcooms, Butler's Pantry, ter-closet, Servants'.hall, x Kitchen and Scullery, and- Pipe • Water, a Butler's-room, Ever and Wine Cellars, Wood Coal Houses, Three-stall Smiths, double 'C eau Cow. house ' and Poultry-yard, Laundry, Wash-house, with 4 Cold Pipes, Drying-room, a detached Larder, with Wale se s esf• veniences. The Glounns comprise about Ten or Twelve Arm, a anon Kitelietnuden, with Cuddle?* Haat, two paddocks, small Orchard and shrubbery, with a Hanging Wood, in a thrivirg condition, situated along the Bunks of the River; braid s, about 'Twenty Acres of a Moor Incloeure, intended for atPlanta lute This chinning Spoiling Retreat Li distant about twenty-three miles frcm Aberdeen, Stoneltaven, and Montrose, to all which places there are excellent Turnpike Roads, within a quarterof v mile of the Cottage, with the conveniencies of a Mail ejae, Daily Pot*, and Carriers. The neighbomaing country affords a great abundance of Grouse and all sorts of Oinie, Red and Roe. Deer ' awl the Preprletor has an exclusive. and unintenvoted right of fishing over two or three miles of the finest river in Scot land. There are twenty-eight years of the least/not expired,. be- skies three lives already named, all. under twenty-West yeara.—• The Ground.rent is moderate; and animal contiguous Farm of e .., ce n est l an d, with the right of pasturage of eighty awes, Me into the lease en the death of a man aged 74. The Furniture and Fixtures, which are Martar to the hawse, to be token ate valuation. The price, exclarve of the shore, is tied at £2OOO, part of which may multi en the Purchaser's hands, 011 'riding adequate security ; and be might also& accian medatesi with from one to two hur.dred donna of wines of thirty. run qualities, from lour to nine years iabottle. Application to be made by letters (pod Paid) to the Prtprie.e.., 1. Burnett, Esq. by Baasbory,KlnearaLisbira, North Brilain, This (lay was published. pricee 3s. A . CATALOGUE of MODERN LAW BOOKS, arranged in a petspinuotts Method, corrected to Hilary Term, I SOS. Printed for the Compiler, W. Reed, Low Books Iler, Bell-yartt, Temple-bar; sold also by Fleming and Phelan, Upper Ormond. Quay. Dublin. N. B. Law Libraries, or Parcels of Books, purchased. r 7. With a view to assist the inquiries of (I:nth:men of the Profession, as to the best editions of Law Books, this compilation has been undertaken; the Compiler has aimed at Correct simpli c•ty, and has endeavoured to form such an arrangement as will assist the memory of the reader, and not perplex his search by a confused mass of miscellaneous matter. bis day was published, in eve. price 12s. in boards, THE CROWN CIRCUIT COMPANION ; con- Wiling the Practice at the Assizes on the Crown Side, and of the Courts of General zed General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and also of Oyer and 'Terminer for Lyndon anti Mid dle. a k loeladiro a Collection of useful and 'no tern Prcc.:dents of Indictments and Informations in Criminal Cases, as well at Caminito Law as thocc created by Statute. The Seventh Edition. Dy T. DOMIEIIII. London: Printed for W. Reed, Lase Bookseller, Bell-yard, 're.l)plr-bar. This day was published, A new "...:ditiop, being the Fifth, considerably enlarged, in twls Voltz:nes, Royal Octavo, price 11. l Is. id. 'THE BANKRUPT LAWS ; ccvatainiiig Extracts of the Statutes now in force, wi:h an Abstract of the late At,: introduced by his Majesty's Solicror General, to atnynd the LitWS relating to Bankrupts, and the Cases and Determinations of the Courts of Law and Equity, including the most modern de cisions extant : together witn a Collection of the most useful and appsoved Precedents in matters of Bankruptcy, and the late or der' of the Lord Chancellor Apaley, Lord Loughbstrough, and Lord Elden, tor regulating Proceedings therein. By WILLIAM COOKE, Esq. Of Lincoln's-Inn, Barri,ter at Law. The Firs: Volume, containing the Statutes, Cases, and Deter► miaations, may be bad separatx, price IL Is. bound. Printed for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar. THZ KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKE VHS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1 their Majesties Servants will perform the Ne* Grand Meter wane °punt of THE EXILE. t i t Utak, Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzingbi. the whole arear.„-N1 under the direction of Mr. Faricy. Count Ulrich the Exile, Mr. POPE ; floverrcr of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN ; Baron Altrad..rtf, Mr. Lis - rox ; Count Calmar, Mr. INCLEDON ; Damn, Mr. YOUNG ; The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. sr. LEGER. 3,4 a5 , Mrs. GIBBS ; Alexina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS ; Anna, Mrs. LISTON; Villager, Mrs. EMERY. To which rill be added the Farce of ANIMAJ. MAGNETISM. Muquis de Laney, Mr. BRUNTON. D.etor, Mr. BLANCHARD ; La Fleur, Mr. rAwcirrr ; PiGad, Mr. HOLLAND ; Geary Mr. SIMMO NS. Constance, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Laetta, Mrs. GIBBS. The Nov Cr..nd NM/a-Dramatic Opera of the Exile will be re rated tomorrow ; with Mistake upon Mistake. 0. Friday, with We Fly by Night. Os 3itordsy, being the last night of the Company's acting at the Opera Hous!, King Henry the Eighth. Os Monday, the Ptay of the Mountaineers will be actrtl at the Thistre-Royal, in the llama/let, where the Company will per tarn daring the rest of the season. To which will be added, lamperformcd, a New Farce, calkd a School for Authors. EAST-INDIA WWII, Novas Ger 10, 180$. THE COURT of DIREtTORS of the UNITED COMPANY' 4 . 1" AfERCILANTS ENGLAND, to the EAST INDIES, do ht,e6y live Mike, That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in Leatlenhall-street, on Wednesday the 51st of December next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the pur pose of declaring a Dividend front Midsummer last to Christmas next. t WILLIAM RAMS.;I2; EAST INDIA NOUSE, November 10, 1808. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED . COIKPANT of AfERCHANTS y . ENGLAND, tradittg is tits EAST INDIES, eloherell Lekie notice, r That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be shut on Tuesday the 29th instant, at two o'clock, and opened again on Tuesday the 17th Jabuary following. And that the Dividend Warrautq on the said Stock, dueon the .sth January neat, will be ready to be delivered on Monday, the 9th of the same Month. WILLIAM RelltrS.eir, Secretary.