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I I . ' • a` ~4 E - • • • • rir • c§ l. A 1 g. • 114 . . Al 11: 4 ; 11 • 4H4 • • x,( s. , • I 'V gob. --...,.. ~~ ,---- FRIDAY, :pECEMIIER 9,'1808 utinE,lt 6784] . ,• (PRICE Slx-t'r•'NCR. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 17/1S PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 9, . the i r Majesties Servants will aet the Comedy of THE WORLD. chow, Mr. ELLISTON ; Eeho, Mr. BANNISTER ,• wi t hers, Mr. WROUGHTON ; index, Mr. MATHEWS. Lady Bloomfield, MrayIORDAN ; m g , Denby, Mrs. POWELL ; Elinor Bamlir, Miss BOYCE; D a mi e n; Mr. PALMER; Loiter, Mr. DE CAMP. sad the L OVE 9th time, IN A TUB a New Comic Dance, called To whet will be added the Parse of .THE ANATOMIST. Crispin, Mr. BANNISTER; Monsieur Le Medlcin, Mr. WEWITZER ; sun G eld Mr. MATHEWS; young Gerald, Mr. FISHER ; Martin Mr. CHATTER LEY. Via, wire, M rs. SPARKS; Angelica, Miss LACY; Beatrice, Mrs, MARLOWE. b eam Public are mo at respectfully informed, that the New i tz i , i f Venoni is withdrawn, at the request of the Author, ,may Wert, when i t will be again brousht forward, with ierpefol:r the liolisne Act. i of Belgrade ; *OM with the Three and the PIC7VALLINV Clarem; Dieesideril, lea& THE COMMISSIONSRS7or VICTUALLING NIS MAJESTY% N 4 r, Js he,* Iv. N. • That on Wednesday the et st instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed ep) and treat for Three Hun dred and Fifty Tons of Genuine OATMEAL; to be delivered one half thereof in..a month, end ihn iseeefiebe in a Month after. wards, into His Majesty's Victualling Ilepette Deptford, Ports mouth and Plymouth, is the pa oportion3 iagergnentioned. viz. • • • 110 Tons. • CAVALRY. To BE SOLD, for the _regulation price, a Cor netey, in a favourite Regiment.—Apply (if by letter fresef postage) to A. B. at Mr. Robinson's, No. 482, Strand. This day was publsked, price Ct. AN ESSAY on the COMMERCIAL HABITS of the JEWS. *toted for Samna Tipper, 37, Leauksbag-street; and 1. lidecitani,Piecadilly. BRATIsm PROPERTY DETAINED IN DENMARK. AT a very numerous MEETING of MER CHANTSand MANUFACTURERS held at Oh City of London Tavern on the Bth instant, a Committee was appointed' fot the purpose of applying to Government on the subject of , British Property detained in Denmark. The Committee beg to announce that they will meet every Mond4y and Thursday, between twelve and two o'clock, at John's Case House, Cornhill; to teceivo written-communications from parties huerested, Addressed to Sir Charles Price, Bert. Chairman of the Committee.—John's Coffee House, Nov. 1",1x08., • • Th is day was published, In Tiro Vofumes limn. price ins. Gd. b - ards , , EMOIRS of an AMERICAN. LADY, with Sketches of MANNUS and SCENERY in A \ lERICA, as they existesi previous to the Revolution. By the AUTHOR of" Letters from the Mountains," ice. isc. . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster. row ; and Mrs. H. Cook, Jernyn-street. Of'Whem may be had, hr the some Author, • 1. Letters from the Mountains, thereat Correspondents, be a Lady, betwetn the Years 1773 and t eye. In S vols. 19alp. The.'fbird Edition, price IS'. Gd. in boards. tL The Highlanders, and ether PUCTVIII. In 1 VoL LAW* two. „ThavEllecsad Etlithx, price 73. in 'Arra beards. DePSNO Prtersitak Pt7l/001 • • :LI" - • . ! • 701111ffirell And to be pzid for by Bills legal& epli *Vat Wait, 6 0 after date. The Conditions of the Combract ntay heifeet at the eeeretarf's Office. M rezard s ill le had to try Termer in hikiab the prise :hail mot be hasested is tow& at !Jogai, er tiarthedl seet k airlioseetel to the Board w fere eat o'cledi as the said ;raw:" the 21st hutard, Nor sakes the perm wok males the Tarahr v e, Ines preen as Waif, attealb, to assrever (rhea eelki fork - DUTIES ON PROFITS OF FORIAIGN OR COLONIAL I, ia hr imp, uaa, THEA 7 RE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT g,VENING, DECEMBER 9, oak Majes THEAFRICANS ; Or, 'WAR, LOVE, AND DUTY. Faroßio, (the Priest) Mr. MURRAY ; %W WI, Mr. FARLIY ; Madiboo, Mr. FAWCETT; . Seiko, Mr. YOUNG; Dean Sego Sara, (King of Kaman) Mr. CRES'WELL ; Fetterwell, Mr. SIMMONS ; Henry Augustus Mug, Mr. LISTON. Bed*, Miss NOR'T'ON ; Darina, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Sam, Mn. LISTON. Te which wiltbe added (for the 4th time) a New Farce, is Thee Acts, (written by the late Mr. Tobln) celled A SCRIOOL FOR AUTHORS. The Characters by Mr. MINDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Igt.DAVENPORI, Mr. JONES, Mr. HOLLAND, Miss NORTON, and Miss LOGAN. 1 ile)kw Farce, called 1, School for Authors, eoatinniag tabs nedmi throughout with miverial approbation sad applause, by Mint and overflowing audances, will be repeated eery even ', further notice. Traiterow, with the Play of the Exile. 42.11e5e Ladies and Centime' whose names the Proprietors lithe Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, have hitherto had the *sore of inserting in their Free-List, are requested to obeerve, It the Gratis-Minheions are, for the present, unavoidably sipsoded. • SOCIETY OF SCHOOLMASTERS. THE SOCIETY of SCHOOLMASTERS will hold their Annual Meeting at tie Cnoten and Anchor Ivan in the Strand, on Wednesday the 28th instant. Tie Right. ISAAC HILVTINGIORD, Lord Bishop of Gloucester. VISX-PItISILMNTIP. R: Rev. WALI44II VINCVNT, D. D. Dean of WasioninstAr. Rev. lamest. Psi it, D. D. Prebendary of st. Paul's. COMMITTIM for I Boa. . Charles Burney, L. LAX and F. R. S. Chairman. .M*. Use , D. D. and F. R. S. Deputy Chairman. Bet. A.Orelks, L. L. D. Rev. J. Lindsay, D. D. G. Gina, A.M. Mr. Lord BA A. Creenlaw, L. L. D. Rev. W. Shaw, A. BA 1. &mkt; B. D. John Strachan, L. L. D. Secretary to the Society, and Treasurer, Mr. Kelly. .Secretary to the Committee, Rev. G. Gibson. Agents for their respective Districts. Titian Burney, L. L. D. Gosport; Rev. T. S. Bullen, A. M. Dole; Rev. W. Moore, D. D. Cirencester; Rev. W. Rose, A.M. Uckfield ; Rev. Jeremiah Smith, A. M. Head Master of :lbest • er School; Rev. Dr. Wooll, Head Master of Rugby AUDITORS. PAT. br. Crombie, Rev. ). Hewlett, Rev. Dr. Raine. TRUSTERS TO THE VUNDS. Ilea. Dr. Barrow ' Rev. Dr. Barney, and Mr. Kelly. Stewards fo r the Anniversary of 1808. Janes Andrews, A. M. I Mr. Eartlley Dr. Brown Mr. Finlay An. L Davies, A.M. Mr. Giles. i The principal object of this Society is to establish a fond for the ha& sf the Widows and Orphans of Schoolmasters ; and for the ' of such Schoolmasters and Ushers as may become necessi ties:nigh age, Infirmity, or snlifortune. Sitins:riptioos are received by Messrs. Hammersleys and Co. Pan Mall; by Messrs. Kensington, and Co Lombard-street ; by Nt. IL*, of Finsburpusquare ; and by the Agents a the Society, tad tle Members of the Committee. Tickets for the Dinner may be had at the Bar of the Tavern ; sad also Books of the Institution. , ito lrtle .d up --- far ptgli tt mtt to e te 16 2 1 ear: boil s se• be le 'dolt le cot e rrig .'„ So* g, el' owl des* ed ilh el got goofs wig* ___..... f CO' UNIVERSITY VACATION &e. titbit* for the Cure of Impediments, Coltivation olDratory lad Ensiith Composition, Instruction of Fereigneri, and' Pre ?union of Youth for the higher departments oractilre Life, Bedford-place, Rumell-square. I'R'O or Three G en tl e m en ma y b e acco mmodated by Mr.THELWALL ,as House Pupils, during the customary teem; and Ladies or Gentlemen may be attended at their ovni owls, and isstructed in Elocution and those branches of know- Id literary accomplisnment not usually attended to in Ilk &wineries. 'Feathers of Languages and Mathematics, Dant:in& Male, &e. attend the Institution. Lectures o miStory and Poetry are delivered - fuer times in the week, to 7 .* Ind Subscribers only; by whom Diseusßons are also lid every Monday evening culesubjects of History, lurbprudepoe sti Morals. Junior Pupils superintended by Mr. Thelwall. Plans and Tents of Instructtne ,traf be bad (price Is) of dsrs Arch, Cornhill; and Kent, Holborn • and at the Laati ttiss I• T THE lES OF EUROiE. ASSAN's O TURKISH SPEC I FIC, for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS. This invaluablessecret, time r with infallible and permanent efficacy as a Depilatory, pos. lles that fragrance and elegance to peculiar to Turkish Cosine s lad Perfumes, and is highly improving to the Complexion. Hassan, in the Proprietor's hand-writing ; and sold by . ( r. &try, Perfumer, Greeltsstreet, Soho; M r . Bacon, 110, aNni-struet; Metsra..Shaw and Edward's, St. Paul's Chur ch id; Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; Mr. But •, Lill°. Cheapdde ; 3,nd Mesars.He.Tdtie and Son, l'itchborne. "Ili rite 3a. the Bottle. • , UTILrI'Y AND ELEGANCE COMBINED. °an the Patronage and Sanction of ker Royal Highnessthei cliteui CASSAR PRINC OILESS or Wni.rs. , for the Growth of Hair.—'- „ The virtues of this Oil, extracted from a tree in the Nand matassar, arc proudly pre•erniuent to any thing ever produced tabor any other country, I'M improvitt or accelerating the , of Hair, preventing it turning grey, giving an ine°mPa e gloss, and producing wonderful effects nn childrens halr.- 7 *set to.d only at test of ettperience; to evince its extrear effects. hid at 33 .6 d. per bottle, by the Proprietors, Rowland and 4474:intect, Hatton•garden ; and, by a pp o intment, , at 1 , perhmer, No. 106, Hatton-garden ; Bourgois and perfumers, N 0.32, Haytnark ft ; Gvcrton, No. 17. New IS direspectableyrthinterkba the IlaiteillClAgdoin. POSSESSIONS OR B.ICURI77ES. PROPERTT ACT of the 464 of his preitni Majesty, directs, That Profits, arising from Foreign Posses dons or Foreign Securities, or in any a his Majesty's Dominions beyond the Seas, shall be Assessed by the Commissioners acting fbr London, Bristol, Liverpool, or Glasgow, at or nearest to which such property shall hate beets first imported, or at or nearest to which the Person who shall have received Remittances shall.rivide ; and the Act of the 48th of his present Majesty di rects, 11sat Whenever the Produce or Profits arising as aforesaid • shall hairs been imparted into or received by any person partly in the Port of I t ondm, and partly in any of the Outports above „mgationed, trio whole-of such Produce or Profits shall be assess ed by the CoinmlUtimers of London, and not elsewhere; and d 1 I whenever such produce or profits shall have been wholly impor ted into or received by any person in the Outports above men ' diesed,*but in different parts, in two or more of such Outports, the whole thereof shall be assessed at that Port at which the ma jor part in'value shall have been imported or received, provided that the returns of such produce or profits shall be delivered to the Commls:lorters at each of the places at which any part thereof shall have been impOited 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 Receiver of such Produee or Pro. fits shall be charged for the same, andihaU be answerable for all acts required to be done for assessing and paying the duties on such property, whether the Owner or Proprietor be resident in Great Britain or not, under the penalties contained in the said Acts. Hit Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes hereby give Notice, That strict inquiries are now making as to ail Property so imported or received, and by whom or on whose account ; but, being desirous to avoid the Infliction of Penalties, they hereby require, that all Persons, who, s 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 Great Britain, and who have neglected or omitted to comply with the provisions of the Acts now recited, by not delivering Ad] and complete Returns for the current and any former year for which they may be in default to the Commissioners of the respective plaecs above stated, according to the directions therein contained, do forthwith deliver such returns, otherwise they will be proceeded against for the Penalties incurred by such omission and default. The said having been Informed that several Estates stand charged with annuities to persons residing in Great Britain, payable put of the proceeds of the said Estates, and that it has become a practice to deduct the asnosyst of the said annui ties from the Estimate of Profits, thereby not only reducing the income of the Proprietor, but concealing the payment of said annuities, think it necessary.to state, that no annuity or interest of money charged on any littaie in his Majesty's• Foreign Domi nions ought to be deducted front the Estimate of Profits, but ought tee be included therein as part of the profits of the Estate, payable .to the Annuitants; and that the Proprietors or their Agents are respectively liable to the duty to be chargefl thereon and that, la all Cases, whey& after payment of such annuities, no profit wouht remain to be for by the Proprietors or their Alteeti, they are badislito retnm the amount of such An nuities and-to be charged foithent ;in an which cases she Pro prietors or their Aiwa respectively are to deduct from the re spective Annuitants their proportion of the duty so charged in respect thereof. Bfeirder of the Board, . - MATTIfEW WINTER, Switary. °Pe p Ifainlori- 5, TICK MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully taformed they may be supplied with Money to any amount, es twat ritual to mortgage, secured upon Prvehold, Copyholst, Leadiehold Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Set tlements, Widows Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any other Property; persons of respectability may be supplied on their per sonal securityonly.—Gentletnen will find every liberal seems-it:no datiots without delay. Applicadou from Twelve till Two, or letters (Post Paid) addressed to Messrs. WWa and Co. No. 49, South-street, Berkeley-square. BREWERY IN THE CITY OF BRISTOL.. 'l'o BE DISPOSED OF, a BREWERY, eligibly -A- situated, and in full Trade ; the Premises are ingoad repair, the coolers being new within three years, and nearty half of the uten sits.—There is a malt-house attached which wet; 24 quarters per week, and the lease of the premises has 17 years unexpired. Tht advance required is £2OOO, which Is about the value of the stack in trade, exclusive of Beer, Malt, and hops, *Lich may be XISOG more ; but whatever the whole may amount to above £3OOO, will be allowed to stand over, if wished (for twelve months) on adequate security being given. The extent of last year's trade, with every further particular, may be known on application to Messrs. Appleton and Woodford, hop-merchants, London-bridge; or to Mr. John Cornish, Small•street, Bristol (if by letter, post paid). The health of the present Proprietor obliges him to re linquish the business.—Bristol, November 9, 1908. OXFORD UNIVERSITY AND CITY HERALD, AND MIDI.AND COUNTY CHRONICLE. THIS Paper, which has nearly completed the third year of itwestablishment, and has met with a patronage al most unprecedentid, is published every Saturday Morning, and eircalatvd`with the utmost expedition through the Midland Coun ties, particularly Oxfordshire, Berkshire Bucklnglumshiv.., &c. of which it may be considered u the legitimate Intelligencer, Agents bring appoin.. I in all the principal towns, within a wide circle ; it is likewise forwarded by post to all parts of Great Bri tain and Ireland; and from the originality of the matter it con tains, as well as the judicious selection of articles of general in terest, is allowed to be superios to any provincial paper ever published. Advertisers are respectfully infonwed, that their favours, ad dressed to the publisher of the Oxford Herald, High-street, Ox ford; or to the London Agents, Messrs. 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JOHN HEWLETT, B.D. Morning Preacher at the Foundling •Hanpital, Lecturer of the united-parishes of St.Vedast Foster, and St. Michael I .e-Qtiere, Author of Sermons, in 3 rob. Bro. a Vindication of the Par.an Chronicle, atc. • . In addition to she present Tent, which will not in ani.eue be altered, 'this Work will contain:— ' • t .1. All the varltnisreadinp that ietleerbily elm or affect the els& O. A reference to panaiel and corresponding passages. 3. A short introduction to every Both ; and 4. Al aeries of critical and explanatory NetesppartfooilebtA ir but chiefly complied from the best oisaunentattarpcif every ase. Printrd for R ICIIA rn PuttzttS,'Ne. Iltrige-street, and to be had of Booksellersabd.NeweNlS. L.; 4r i. k4; This day w.ss published, In Octa o, Price 155. in boards" THE ANNUAL REGISTER, or a View of the History, Fo and Literature, for the Year 1806: Printed for W. Otridge and Son ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and' Orme ; Clarke and Sons; B. Crosby; J. Bell; R. 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EVANS's.SKETCH of the DE NOMINATIO:::S of the CHRISTI-thl WORLD; to which are added, a Chronological Table of Ecclesiastical Hie.try, from the the birth of CHRIST; the tenets of Johannoroutbcott and the Jolinsoniaos : also an extended Account of the Roman• Catholics, and many new authentic illustrettons. With a new engraved Plate of Nine Portraits, viz. Artninius, Wickliffe, Baxter, Luther, Calvin, Whitfield, Wesley, Pena, and Winchel.ter, with their Biography. N. B. The great number of testimonies in favour of this small but singularly cheap volume, would, if collected from theLlterazy lournils of the last 12 years, make a large octavo, and prove highly gratifying to every well-disposed Christ*. THE UNI fED KINGDOM, with SIXTY MAPS. This day was published, In one very large and closely printed volume, svo. (eorreopooding with Watkins's Biographical Dictionary) accompanied by sepa rate Maps of every County in England, and by various Map, of Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, price 251. complete i n boards or 30$. coloured, A TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF IL THE UNUEI) KINGDOM, compiled from PARLIA MENTARY, GOXER.NMENTAL, and other AUTHENTIC MODERN DOCUMENTS and AkYTHORfrISS, (each of which are annexed to the respective - articles, er particularly de scribed in the preface), and containing LEGAL, ECCLESIASTI CAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, TOPOGRAPHICAL; ANTI QUARIAN , COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL, and STA TISTICAL ACCOUNT'S of every COUNTY, HUNDRED, City, BOROUGH, MARIUS E.EUV/N, PARISII t TOWNSUIP ' HAMLICT,, TYTHEIG, RIVER, CANAL, CAPE, MOUNTAIN, BAT, HAIL.. SOUR, Rut N, GENTLEMAN'S Seat, and other remarkable object or place in ENGLAND, WALES, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, and the vat tout small islands dependant on British Empire. By B. P. CAPPER, Esq. 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This day was published, illustrated by numerous Engravings, • including a fine Portrait of the late Duke of LW/WORN Representing Implements in Husbandry, Buildings Live Stook, and remarkable Objects,/ with a coloured Map, Istinotishing the different kinds of Soil, price 145. in boards, IkG ENERA L VIEW of the AGRICULTURE ache COUNTY of BEDFORD, drawn up for theßoard 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 at Occupation, the Implements, the Enclosures, the Arable Land in every kind of Culture, the Grass Lands, the Gardens sal Orchards, the Woods and Plantations the Wastes, the improve ments, general and particular, the Live Stock, the Rural Eta. nomy, and the Political Economy, including Roads, Canals, Commerce, Manufactures, the Population, Societies, &e. ar.c. acs. • By THOMAS BA'FCHELOR. Printed for Rice ARD Panties, Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; and sold by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may also be had, Corrected and enlarged Suitt/ LT s of the undermentioned Conntio, recently published under the disoction 5f the Board of Agricuip tare, uniformly printed in Svo.and done up in boards: _ _ •. D. - 14 .• - 7 • 9 0 9 • 7 • 2 MidcUeton's Middlesex, 2d edition - 3 Billingsley's Somersetshire - • 4 Rudge's Gloucestershire - .t smith's Argyieshire, 24 edition 6 Naismith's Clydesdale, ditto 7 Duncumh's Herefordshire - • • • Bcrys's Kent - • 7 • • Ycueg's Hertfordshire - 7 • 10 Young's Lincolnshire - 19 • 11 Young's Norfolk . - 6 • . Is Young's stitrak, gd edition - • a is Young's Essex, 2 vols. - 21 2 14 Kent's Norfolk - • 6 • 15 houterville's East Lothian • 1 0 .16 Thomson's Fifeskire • 7 . 0 17 Holt's Lancashire - • • es IS Robertson's Mid-Lothian - 7 • 19 Bailey, Colley. rnd Pringle's Northumberland, 10 0 Cumberland, arul Westosorolacd 20 Lowed Nottinghamshire • . • • 21 Robertson's . Perthshire - e • 22 Douglas's Roxburgh and Selkirksbire 7 • 21 Plymley's Shropshire - 9 • 24 Pitts Staffordshire - • T • 25 Brown's Yorkshire, W. R. - 7 0 26 T . uke's Yorkshire, N. R. - 9 0 N. B. Csirreated end eukussed Reports of other Cestatiee wa ge published,in • oorreepaiding size and type, after the rase 4 six or eight per annual, till Surveys of the whole Kli,dom bay* been published; in the mean time, eels, as far as puillishei, nide dede up, of phrttetdar Report's, may be had et.S heubp I - 11;11 - -; - 4, at the pleasure of the `purchaser.