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'acti :;i •. •• • " liumßEß 670} • tny~7 ~_ 1 4. • . . rut EING.I.THEATRE, iIIAYPAARKET. rfilS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 28,` their Majesties Somali rill Ws - the Opiratic Drama of THE WOODMAN Sir Walter Waring, Mr. MUNDEN ; • word,Mr. L.:CLEDON; Captain O'Donnel, Mr. TAYLOR; jpgriop, Mr. BELLAMY ; Bob, Mr. EMERY; Mr. BLANCHARD • E m ily (with an additional Song), Mrs. DICICONS ; Miss DI Clachit, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Doily, Mrs. LISTON ; Polly, Miss DE CAMP. i n Act 111. Dr. Boyce's favourite Duette of "Together let us loge die Fields," by Mr. Incledon and Mrs. Dickons . Incidental w the Piece, a Dance, by.the Misses Adams and the +Corps de Ballet. To which will be added, the New Ronuuttie Melo-Drama, called THE FOREST OF TIERMANSTADY; Or, PRINCES:, 01 NO PRINCESS. The Prhicii al Chiratters by Mr. BRUNTr. LIONSTON ; Mr. FAMr RLEY CH , APMAN Mr. BLANCRARD, M. ; fir` a JOHNSTON ; Mts. GIBES; Mrs. DAVENPORT; Miss DE CAMP ; Miss MAR'T'YR. On gy an day, Shakspeare's Traged# of Romeo and Juliet : =owed, Mr, C. Kembio; Jsiliet, Mot Noma. 0, Tuesday, Shakspeues Tasgady of Macbeth: Macbeth, Mr,,Kemble ; Lady MacbctlstidcatSiddons. THEATRE-ROTAI4 VitURY-LANE. • TOMORROW EVENING, 'OCTOBER 28, theii Majesties Servantiiit'i Comedy, 410, THLWORLD. Cheviot ' M r . ELLIST ; Echo.. Mr. RANNISTER ; , va ara , Mr. WROUGHTON ; Index, Mr. MATHEWS. Lady Bleoenltdeli - Mrs. JORDAN; • ig ra , Barclay, Mrs. POWELL ; Elinor Barclay, Miss BOYCE; Datintless; Mr. PALMER; Loiter, Mr. DE CAMP. Abfr which will be revived the Grand Romance of BLUE BEARD ; Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. With New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. Alsomelieme, (aloe Beard), Mr. RAYMOND ; Ibrahim, Mr. MATHEWS; Selim, Mr. L SMITH; Shatabee, Mr. PENLEY ; Hassan, Mr. SCRIVEN; Mostspha, Mr. WESII. Fatima, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Irene. Miss LYON; Brda, Mrs. BLAND. . On Monday, John Bull ; or, An Englishman's Fireside. On Tuesday, the Comic Opera of the Cabinet. On Wednesday, She Stoops to Conquer. on Thursday, the Country' Girt • • From the great overflow to the Play of the Stranger, on Satnrday last, in which Mrs. Mudie made her first appearance ea this stage, the same will be repeated on Saturday in the en suing week. . THEATRES ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM AND CHELTENHAM. , IT- Is, .fliogo. to form an EXCELLENT CONL. 1 PANY to open in NeyEAVIER. PERFORM RS of acknowledged Talent wilt receive adequate Terms for the Wterral, or Susxta Season, or both, if they prefer an Engage s= thmagh the year. Lewes (post paid) will be received by Mr. WA Yeast at Cam.- Teatime, Or Mr. WATSON, hut. at WAtam.t..: West post paid or franked, they will not be attended to. Burin alittest Week Mr. Waatteo WPM he at the Torii Hata. et, Covent-Gartley, on the business, and _l 4l rePif to any 4flliCatiMC No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS. 'l' DISH respectfully acquaints the . Public, that • Timms and Susses are Selling in great -variety at the . above Offices, for the new Lottery that begins Drawing the tsth at DECIIMIIia. The Scums of this LOWTEILY exceeds all others, as it abounds is Capital Prizes, and in ADDITION to the usual Sum pllotted by Govesuroeby, the Contractor has permission of the Leeds of the Treasury for him to make a razz attx•of • " 1060 W /10u MIMI'S, The nine ofiehleh it is impossible to calculate, as they Awn contain the following Capital Prizes : 4 of 1.6 of 21,000 2 10,000 0 500 2 . 5,000 84e. Sce. Ste, Schemes with particulars may be had gratis, and all persons in the country desirous of having Tickets or Shares, may be sup plied the same as if present, by sending their orders, post or car riage paid, accompanied with good Bills, Bank' Notes, or Post- Office Orders, to either CORNI-lII,L, of 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON, Where the lea £26,000 Prize, and the Twn Prises of £xo,ooo ever drawd, were sold in Share‘. • kiitcletiat; Published by Clementl and Cortipanf; - 24, Cla PIANO- FORTE MUSIC. THE FOREST of HE RMAtISTA.DT, (,wand Melo Drama, in TWo Acts, performing at the king" Theatre, Haymarket. Composed by Nix. louve, 6s. Overture to Elfrida, by Sanderson, 2s. Ditto to the Farmer's Boy, by ditto, ss. Ditto to the Witch and Wizard, by ditto, Ss. Ditto to the SpaniSh Patriots; by 'ditto, Ss. The Fandango in ditto, by ditto, 21. The Pas de Trois in ditto, by ditto VOCAL MU'ilC. • Clemend and Co.'s Collection of VochtHarmony, Vol. 2, itls. On May's auspicious Morn, Callizonet, Graeff, Is. 64. No Cherries, Ditto, Graeff, Is. 6d. The mete Orey Fields, Song, Dr. Clarke, Is. 64. Loft will find out the way, Canzonet, Whitaker, Is. 6d. The heart that warm'd, Canzonet, ditto, Tessoft tear of Pity, ditto, diuovls 64 - a Wiamr's Evening, Cantata, Ross, Is. ed. _ When Masa% were'unturi'd,Salla‘l, Smith, is. 6d. The Oak of our Fathers, ditto, Sandersob, The Roadlide Cottage, ditto, ditto, Is. 64. Ciente:lli and Co. beg to inform the Trade and the Public, that Mr. Cramer's Studio for the Piano Porte, Book Ist and 2 d;vo l iq future be soldlo2 the Amber, at I, e, ChimPlW• : ... ... J:.. a' :.' •isW MUSIC, Published by Clementicompan7, R 6 s - 4 ,l l l _Srlimm* PIANO TE THP , FOREST of H RMANSTAIDT, A Grand hide Drama, performed at the Rimer Theatre, Haymarket. Composed by Mr. lowa, 65.. Cramer's Studio, Book Ist, 21s. • Ditto, ditto, Bo o k 2d, 26 e , o „A; " Clementi and Co.'s Rondos, No. 6. The Bu s t's". by Ross, 2s. Ditto, Dr Ditto, No. 7. Merril M e gan and Mentre Gwyn, by a . Clarke, 2s. Tekeli, Rondo, by Fish, :33.• INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. .• • , A new ands vb , Edition, of moues Tea Original Qtairtettil s , Painted in aressaperior manner, and dedicated to his Royal Highness tho Piton af Wales, 45e. A new anis superb Edition of Mozart's Quintetts to corral- Pad, 42t. Cs itaback's Scaled Set of Military Divertimentos, 12s. asers Tau llMEtary Divertimentos containing the Storm, by "'° melt. lid a Pastoral Ronde, br W:mNu. currt AND. OUITAR. MUSIC. Ws, Duets, Flute, Op. 2, 73. 641. 111 Mdettsri Dort's, Flute, Op. so, Bs. L 014111: selected Collection for the Harp, Lute, and e, , • O) Paces under a Hood, Flute, 4.vted by•WehlineriSs. Xtrist's Study, Flute, Book lit an% 2d, each U. .4 • , 1, 46 ;: 7 -.. 4•5:z ' ? *-- , z r, frovzher,...; ..___ ___ . • . _ • • : --..-.:'''''' !ter . - • '4•l '" 1. ' 0 X 1 • 91 • . .y • f ... . irk . , a (7.,.. - - ik .r i: • P,I, '. '''' -4: • 4 tx. . '1. : 124 "_ : . 4., 4. • , - . 7 '.., f . . 44. `4. ---.'4 . • PRII)AY, I PI ' 9 1- . _ -. • Anittnt Asze °mar, awl ti LORDS COMMISSIONERS -a' the AD. 4 -YA. MIRALTY having ordered his Mapdty's Ship Proselyte to be stationed off the bland of Anholt, to carry a Floating Light for the safety of the Convoys passing or I.epanlng, and the said Ship being directed to take her Beatings as follows : iii.—The Light House on the Island to be brought to bear N. W. by N. by Compass in 16 or 17 fathoms water, the outer end of the Knolun or Anholt Reef will then bear N. E. by N. by Compass, distant ' five Miles—Notice thereof is hereby given for .the information of the Masters and Pilots of his Majesty's Ships, and for the b.. nest of Navigation In general. W. W. POLE. 4LCiENEitA.L COURT of PROPRIATO'R of _die ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE CONI- PANT, was held yesterday, at the Company's House, in New Bridge -street for the choice of Directors for theensuing. yew t when the fo llowing Gentlemen were unanimously re-elected : JAMES PATTISON, Esq. Chairman. JOHN TOWGOOD, Esq. Deputy Chairman. T. Benson, Esq. George Lewes, Esq. Henrywham, Esq. M.P. Thomas Milltby, Esq. '"rienry Burmestei, Esq. Joseph Minet, Esq. James Burton, Esq. Henry Pigeon, Esq. 1. Calvert Clarice, Esq. Sir John Tinhorn. Richard Clay, Esq. William Bayley, Esc lohn. Danvers, Esq. 'W,illiamSrnith, Esc M.P. Sokmon Davies, Esq. Joshua Jonathan Smith, Eaq. William Gonne, Esq. Alderman & Sheriff. Gilbert Handasyde, Esq. Thomas Smith, Esq. and Matthew Hervinon, Esq.. Alderman. John kinpt.op, Esq. Jid,P. D. Richard Warington. Esq. ONE THOUSAND POUNDS will be. given to any Person who will Procure the Advertiser a Situation of Ansnuote Peony . , either at Home or Abroad ,^ the former would be preferred. The greatest secrecy may be relied on, and the most respectable reference can be given as to the Birth, Edu cation. and Manners of the Advertiser. No interview but with Itbe Principal procuring the Situation, can take place.—Letters, ' (Post-paid) addressed A. B. Gray's inn Ceifee-honee, Holborn. MAJOR HOGAN'S APPEAL—THIRD EDITION, Mk day was published, by G. Gorman, 17, Wyeh-street, Strand , • price 2s. 6d. To be had of all the Booksellers. T'HE Publisher thinks proper to observe, that the a two former Misses, amounting to 2000 Copies, have been of in eight days ; the first publication having taken lace On Saturday, the 15th instant. From this unexampled de mand, the reader may judge of the nature of this Pamphlet. The following is Mr. Cobbett's opinion of it : " This, I scruple not to say, is the most interesting Publica tion that bas appearid in England for many years. It should be read by every individual in the nation. Oh, what a story does this Gentleman tell ! What a picture does be exhibit ! Whit facts does Le unfold!" POLITICAL RaoiSTltit, Oct. N. •' • The misconception of the Publisher respecting the Book sellers, is corrected, aid they will have no further inconvenience to complain of. • A REPLY TO *HOGAN. To-morrow (Saturday) will be published, ASHORT ENGLISH ANSWER to a LONG PUSH STORY, or a Key to the Mystery of the Barouche and Bank Notes, proving Brevet-Major HO OAN's Accusations against his Royal Flightless the Duke of YORK, to be barefaced Calumnies.—lt will be sold at Mr. Chapple's Library, Pall-Mall. r ENFIELD'S NATURAL THEOLOGY. This day was published, in One Pocket Volume, , Embellished with ZS Engrayirip onWpod, price 2s. ed. in boards, MATURAL THEOLOGY ; or a Demonitratiola A- 111 , on the Being and Attributes of a GOD, from his Works of °roadie ; arranged in a popular way for Yodth. By WILLIAM ENFIELD, M.A. •. ' dialior of the New Pronouncing Dictionary, &e. Ueda' 'Published by Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Chespidels ; ,Alidt: delf It. Hughes, L. Higham, O. Lawford, 9. A. and K Oddy, L Ogle, and J. Scott. A LIVING PEERAGE. This day Was pubßehed, in a Thick Volume, Royal lemo. Corresponding with the Index to the House of Commons, price 12s. in boards, itV3IOGRAPHIC AL INDEX to the HOUSE of PEERS--contalning Anecdotes and Characters of the Chief Members of rash Family, and the Public Conduct and Perlis. mastery Character of the prawn Living PEERS, en a new end improved Plan. By the EDITOR of the BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of COMMONS. Instead of a tedious deteß of Altai and proper names succeeding each other, without intertlit, seekilevoid of useful 'Giotto:den at radoaat seterteinment, the presaht work abounds In anecdote and in facts relative to the Living Peerage It is precisely the kind of work which, nodal the name of a Com tendlous Peerage, has always bear sought for, but which it bas required the observe. clone of a long and active life to caret into the present volume. Primed for Thomas Goddard; No. 1, Pall all ; Cradock and Joy, Ave .Maria-lane ; and G. Richards, Cyrnhill ;to be had also of all Booksellers. _ ________ _ .. Of wham be had, by the tame Editor, The BIOGRAMICAL I !max to the Honse of Cotaatetcs, price 12s. in boards, corrected to the Spring of WS. ABSENTED from Ms Master, on I'riday, the 9thteptember, 190 s, WM. EMBLETON, aged 17 years, about five feet four inches high, ruddy coinplerion, short cat dark hair, dark eyes, sod has two or three bald places upon his head. He is a native of Nor:humboriand, and speaks that country db.. lees. Had on when he went away a blue coat, pink-colottred waistcoat, and velveteen pantaloons, or a brown jacket and yellow waistcoat. Whoever harbours or detains the said Wm. Embie ton, will be prosecuted ascordlng to law, by Andrew Burnett, Cabinet-maker, New Lisle-wreet,Leiccster-square, LOAM TO BE LET, for a Term not exceeding Twenty-one Years, ALL that eligible FARM, called BELLES MERE, 13 situate and lying at Peak HIII, near Spalding, in the County of Lincoln, contesting of a 'substantial brisk DNA ling House, with a nett Cottage, Granary, Barn, Stable, &c. and containing (in twelve Inclosures) 204 A. 2K 17P. fifty-nine Acres of which are Arable, and the rest Meadow or Pasture, and tie whole in the highest state of cultivation. With or without this Farm may be had all that rich Allotment of Land in Cowbett Consinon, containing SIA. 2R. 17P.. Pea- Willloll of eeeh to be taken at Littly-day next (old style) N. B. The highest tender, by letter, addressed to Mr. Grit, Land Surveyor, C.. , iterbury, wfill be preferred, and further para.. culars may be learnt by applying to him or Mr. Ashton, Cross Keys Inn, Spalding. ESTATES IN THE COUNTY OF DONEGAL, IRELAND. TO BE RESOLD, pursuant to certain Orders of the Hie; Court of Chancery in England, made in Causes landed " Downes v. Thomas," and" Downes v. Thosiim," cer• t* Lands, Hercdfternefits, and .Preinlser, comprised In the Man,ors of Boucranagh and Illogh, iwthe County if Donegakin the Kingdom of Ireland; part of the Istmes.alf the Mange% oi Donegal, and containing in the whole *Sage Aare, and 17 Percher, subject to the several valid !erases subsisting aemon for an unexpired term of 1000 years, at a Pepper.cornßent, before Samuel Compton Cos, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the public Sale Room of the said Court in Southampton-build ings, Chancery-lane, London, on Friday the. 18th day of No vember, 1808, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, in the seve ral Lot s, and subject to the Conditions stated in the printed Par ticulars, which may be had gratis, at the said Master's Chant bees, in Southansptori-buildinp aforesaid; of Me sire. Aldridge and Colley Sniith, Solicitess, Lincoln's Inn • of Mews. Manley and Lowe, Solicitors, Inner Temple ;of M r. Whitton, Solicitor, Great James-street, Bedfonbrow of Mr. Jaques, Land Sur veyor, Hatton Garden ; led In Ireland ;if Mr. WllliaM *eas, Solicitor, Strohen's Omen, Dublin. • ALDRLDGE and COLEY SINUTA Plalatlift Pk/WS 4 4 10 1 111 V INC ' • GLAN4ORGANIFiIRL To be LET, and entered upon immediately, on a Lease determi nable by either Party, at Seven, Fourteen, or Twenty-one Years, AMERY desirable; GENTLEMAN's RE3I DENCE, called ASH-HALT., soisheing or two Opt Ne ther-toms, three best Bedcbmnbers, feet illlersate r=t hipo fiell w , Kitchen, Pantry, Scalier), Cellars, Laseisr, Dairy, house, S tabling for seven hones, Coach-kessee,'and otherolleefet. and detached Offices, Garden, Orchard, 16 1: 4 •6 ace riek nor dow and Pasture Lend surrounding the , 'WNW tisee U. of Cowbeidge, an excellent market all pastreierat-illke INN from Lantrisseut, another market-tows f lit aal 11 4 410 11 "SS from the Bristol Channel.. " • ..• • • • The house stands in a beautifid lawn of. dimpularli acre,, seen :sanding a picturesque and extensive view of the Town of Cow bridge, ani the deighbouring vithiges , in the much-admired vale of Glamorgan, down to the Bristol Channel, in a fine sporting. country, remarkable for the salubrity of its air, good roads, ex cellent water, and plenty of coals within tw• mile of the pte• mises. The Tenant must take the fixtures and a few other articles of furniture at a fair appraisement, and, if required, may be accom modated with an additional quantity of Land, to the extent of about I S acres. . -- - For farther particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid) to Mr. Miles, at Abestbin, near CAmbridge, Glamoripuishire. DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBLLIOUS PILLS. THESE Pills have long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr,Dleou. Apo. thecary, and from their great sutras in many obstinate bilious Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and otbeis;peni elderly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the Vismuntess &c. &c. be was pc:waded to offer them to the public, under the approbation. and suction of their name. The following is a proof of their eflicacy " Deal Castle, Haverfordwest, South Wales, Feb. 24, INT& " Captain Lloyd presents his ootnplintents to Mir. Mien : al though not personally acquainted with him, would take it as a fa. your, if he would send him four or five boxes of his Pills meows as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi. cine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; for the great se.mice they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop id al? go family, Copain Lloyd keit it his duty to recommend the - pips wherevek bc goes; he really thinks. if Mr. Dixon would appoint some persons as venders in this county, it would be -,benefit nip the community." The Pills are found to bean incomparable remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing crusildee, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and Oar loonier. They prevent habitual and temporary costivenees, sick head-acbm, and hearkintro, which is occmioned by pregnancy., and a debilitated stomach , whe ther arising' from the acrimony of the seditudant blie, intemperate diet,-or drinking so Weil& Sold wholesale and' rend- gr-btr.:Butler's, No. *Chisepsicie, comet i, PaurneMerdnita, London; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasiow ; and retail by most country Medicine Venders, in boss at*. ed. and Os. ram. , . • _ .1434 id lona N. , 1 • , vf,-trrt: 1, .--. c.t• !-,sts..l;:trf , f•no ,tsg.r " ' •. ; * - cr . %; , .... ..," . 1 .: '!%: 4 -111t . Itte um g. I N II . '• • it .- . r. . • 1.: 1 1 A " 1 ... • A% 7471 (1: )...!* A ,' ' • . , „.• , , . A.. ? . ' '_ 4 ..' \-• . _.....: . .. s. \. li. . ~ t . 11 , r ,.. . • .. . } . 1. '... A i 1 .., A , ••11 141 , sr •.-- - . , A. ':. • . ',''... - 0-.- -- _ - - • i i .,.... , . ,4... t. .....: ~ _...: . .14,...... . - tII)AY, it• 28, 1808. . L -•- r • . . . • _ _______ _._ .... CONTRACT FOR ARMY CLOTHING. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, &icier 25, ISM S UCH Persons as may be desirous of furnishing FLANNEL WAISTCOATS, may receive Particulars of the Contract at this Office, between the hours of ten and rout,' and deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Commii... eery General (marking thereon " 'reader for Army Clothing,") until eleven o'clock op Tuesday, the lit November, after which hoar no Tender will be sc...l*.d. OFFICE 01 ORDNANCE, October 14, 1806. TEE ;P.RI'NCIP4L OFFICERS of HIS MA- JEST'''. ORDNANCE, do Itereis jive Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Ofhoe in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 14th day of November nest, from sneh Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of HOSIERY ARTICLES ior service of this Deportment for a period of Three Years, commencing from the Ist January next. Patterns of the. Articles may be seen upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, where further parti culars, together with the terms and conditions of the Contract, may be known, and also at the Secretary's Ofice in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, whersnalso the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and en dorsed " Proposals for 4iosiery Articles; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said tech day of November, at twelve o'clock at noon of she same day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the piny making k, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, A. X. CREW, Secretary. This day was published, MMALLISON'S PLAN of an Attempt for -LT& rendering ASSISTANCE to SHRIPWRECKED MARI NERS; likewise the Means intended to'be punned by which is proved how certain and easy it is to effect this long desired, great, and national object, through the plan being carried into execution in the manner proposed. Submitted to the wrest and hamasse, towards carrying it into execution. Published by Messrs. Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; and may be had of Mr. Hatchard End Mr. Ridgway, Piccadilly; Mr. As perne,Cornhill; and the principal Booksellers in town and coun try.—Price is. 6d. Subscriptions are received at the Bar of Lloyd's; and at Messrs. Drummond's, Charing-cross. Additional Subscriptiois since publishing the Pamphlet. C. Bicknell, Esq. LI 1 0 The Rt Ham lA. Vise Her Royal H ighness the Bridport - 0 0 Princess of Wales 3 0 0 Adm. Sir R. Strachan, Sir Charles Bkcke 1 1 0 K. B. S 0 0 W. Y. Knight, Fsq. 1 1 0 J. J. Angerstein,Esq. 3 0 0 SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY, 50, Condult-street, Bond-street. HENRY COLBURN respectfully solicits the at. tention of the public, to his English, French, and Italian Subscription Library, which is conducted on the roost eitensive scale, so as to insure Subscribers, whether in town or country, an ample and immediate supply o f books they desire. This institution, it is prestuned, now stands unrivalled, em bracing a most general selection of Works in every branch of Li terature; to which are regularly added, all new English and Fo reign works, including Magazines, Reviews, Pamphlets, &c. immediately on their publiaision or arrival in town. Catalogues and terms to be bad of the Librarian.- - • - to Subscribers (in boxes) to all pasts of the kingdom. TO BE SOLD IV AUCTION, At the CUSTOM-HOUSE, DOVER, -OnThoesday, the sd of November, MS, at One o'Clock In the FOLLOWINGVBSELS and BOATS, rT-Ilach have beat Conderinsetrin the Court of Exchequer. F. -A Brig of the Burden of 121 Tons, formerly a Danish West-. A Danish Schonner, of 65 Tone Borden. These are both burdensome Vessels, but will not be entitled to British Registers, on account of their Foreign Construction. A British bath Cutter, of 3S Tons Burden. A ditto Smash, of 24 Tons ditto. A ditto ditto, of 20 Tons ditto, A ditto ditto, of 17 Tons ditto. A ditto ditto of 16 Tons tlitto. A ditto ditto, of 12 Tons ditto. Six Small Boats. Two Ship's Andean, and Sundry old Stores. The Vessels and their Stores may be inspected, on Application at the Custom House, the day before, and on the Morning of the day of Sale: • HEW 'VOYA GES 4IND TRAVELS. Iratlic are 'respettftek intotrned, that the 2 . Eighth Volume of the MONIRN andCOTEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVELS, is now ready for delivery, contain ing several new Voyages and Travels, price only Fifteen Shillings in boards. Each of the Volumes of this Work contains nearly Seven Hun dred closely printed octavo pages, and many Engravings The following are the Works contained in the Eighth Volume, which as purchased separately, would cost twelve times the price of the Volume: viz. 1. St. Saimaa's Travels through the Spanish Islands of Mi osorea, Majorca, acc. 2. Baron Campenhausen's Travels in Russia. 3. Sir John Carr's Tour in Rolland and Germany. 4. Williams's Tour in France. 5. Semple's Travels in Portugal, Spain, Italy and Turkey ! 11:7. The First Number of Volume IX. to be published on the Ist November, win ecotain one third of the last Editions of Baur going's Travels in Spain.—October 25, 1808. THE NAVY. Tido day was published, in a closely printed Volume, embellished with Views of great Victories, and a Chart, price 75. 6d. bound • and lettered ; (a few copies taken on fine Paper, price ins. 6d. elegantly bound); SHE BRITISH NEPTUNE, or a History of the -I- Rise, Progress; and Triumphs of the BRITISH NAVY, from the time of ALFRED to the GLORIOUS VICTORY of TRAFALGAR, interspersed with Anecdotes and Notices of the successive Improvements in Navigation, Ship-Building, and Naval Tactics. By WILLIAM BURLEY, L. L. D. Master of the Naval Academy at Gosport, &c. The National liwertance of such a conwlete and compendious Work al the abovipmentiosed, wW, at the present moment, he generally felt. The -Editor hie hap' to observe, 4 - 110. has endeavoured throughout to imitate "Irk of ensulatittoliatioans of *hick,. each suceeeding race of Naval Harms nay is Whoa the brightest example recorded in our Annals.* tad he his alon in every patt studiously blended. instruction with eatcrodnlgle Printed for RICKARD Pansies, No. 11 ::• =nt4= Man ; mud sold by all the Boa:Mikes at Chatham. Cork, Liverpool, Hut Greenock, - Illenhati; sad other Sea Porta. Of whom may be had, by thalami Anthem, The NAVAL HEROES of GREAT BRITAIN, or Woo Of distinguished - Admire& and Commanders; fruit Sh-hancia Draltu• to Lord Nelson;with 44 Portraiti sad 6Charte;'pette le. 6d: bound and lettered, or les. itL on ins Paper, elegantly bound. CHISTII22IIIID TRAVESTIED!! This day was published, In One volume, small octavo, embellished with ten. Caricature Engravings by Rowlaodsoo from Drawings by Wooddeard, price only ss. plain, or os. goloured, CHESTERFIELD TRAVESTIE ; or ScHoot for Movies+ MANNILILS. 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