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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, T HOPE it will not be imagined, that becansei had declared my intention of again becoming a Crulitiote for the East India Direction whenever a vacancy might occur; I heard without concern of the death of the worthy Ex-Director, Mr. RosZETS. It seems proper that I should, upon" this occasion, renew my respectful solicitations for your support. Ido not request it upon any other ground than that of your knowledge of me, and your having reason to think that if I obtained a seat in the Direttiou, I should be desirous of promoting, and in some degree able fo pro mote, our common and impoitant interests. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, with great respect, Your most obedient and very humble servant, Strand, Feb. 6, 1810. RICHARD TWINING. BAST-INDIA IiCKISE, Forrary 7, 1810. THE COURT of .DIRECT ORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHA NV #. ENGLAND,ticki lthe EYIST INDIES, I. hereby give Notice, That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or before Wednesday the 51st instant, from any persons who may , i be willing to let on freight good Copper-bottomed Ships, of the I t burthen of from 400 to 708 Tons, builder's measurement, for the I said . Company's service for we voyage only. The Tenders, with the words" Ship Tender ° on the eaves, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or before twelve o'clock at noon on the said 21st instant, beyond which 1 hour no-Tender will be received. 1 wiLLLim RAM - 84r, See. The particulars of the terms and conditions upon which the sabove Ships will be engaged, may be had upon application to Mr. John hlorice, Clerk to the Committee-of Shipping, on or after EVENING, FEBRUARY 8. first time) a New Drama, in Three lusic, called 'REE KNIGHTS ; ,lusic composed by Mr. Mazzinghl. Palatine, Mr. EGERTON ; ;berg, Mr. BLANCHARD ; . mg, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; land, Mr. INCLEDON ; ,blsot of Corbey) Mr. YOUNG ; ycETT ; Oliver, Mr. SIMMONS ; Irs. H. JOHNSTON ; .oland, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Mrs. DICKONS. .sy the Misses ADAMS. 'resented the Installation of the Abbot of This day was published;; In Tin ee Volumes, tlttuti. prods 15s. In basis*, r i l ii E HOUR 'OF TRIAL. A 741011 5 , ..,' Ey MRS. NEM. PrlutAl for Longutan, thirst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row., . " 'lbis is an laterestigg story, told in very pleasing language." • - Anti*. Rev. 1808. Of whom may be bsd, by the same Author, Thr Evz tif SAN PIETRO. 111 119;R: lemn. price 10s. -" " ' . TO BUILDERS.—WILTS HOUSE OF CORRECTION. 1 The particulars of the terms and conditions upon which the THE JUSTICES of the PEACE of the County ; above Ships will he engaged, may be had upon application to Mr. , in crown STO. of Wilts having approved of a plan for Building a new i John hlorice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after House of Correction at Devizes in the said County, Notice is !Friday next, the 9th instant. tLEC T 1 hereby given, That the said Plan and the Elevatiort, Sections and Specifications thereof are left at the Office of W. W. Sidlnon, EASTJIV73IA HOME, Farir,ary 2, MO. • J uly . . 1004 aged Esq. at Devizes, Wilts, for the inspection of any personor persons E - coma I f li ki zerotta 0 , 77 . 4 D =t , of h i s inclined to undertake the Work. '-' • CO.Mkothrj cf.,,Ade of - LiikD r ,trasatsz • . i with a Persons inclined to contract for the building and carping the i , • By Plan into execution, (except what relates to the Carpenters acrd to tie EAST INDIES, Je kern I, y give Naito, Printed for Low Joiners' Work) are desired to send in their Proposals •to the I That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or Clerk of the Peace, on or before the 31st day of March next, before 'Wednesday the 21st instant, from any person who ma y Elegantly printed (sealed up) without Signatures, but with Mottos or other . . D evices , accompanied with sealed Letters marked on the outside... With cor- have engaged to furnish the Commissioners of his Majesty's Engravings selet neas, or with th responding Mottos or other Devices, containing the Names and {Transport Service wi th Tonnage for the conveyance of Convicts . Second Edition, Addresses of the persons sending the same. and Stores to New South Wales, on what terms they may be THE SPOR The Proposals will be taken into consideration at the ad- willing to let to the Company a good Copper-bottomed Ship, of i of ENGLAJ journed Sessions, on Wednesday the 4th day of Aprillixt, at about 400 Tosn burthen, to bring home Teas and other -Goods time. may-Game the Bear Inn, Devizes, at eleven o'clock in the forenoo n, where from China, on the Company's account ; such . Ship to be. al.- Pompous Spectael the parties who send in such Proposals are requeste.i to attend. JOHN SWAYNF„ I proved by the Company's Officers, and to h e manned and equip- printed for Wh DL'puty Clerk of the Peace of the County of Wilts. , ped in every respect agreeably to the usual Regulations of the Lackinwton, Alley Wilton, near Salisbury, Jan. 18,1610. . I Company. The Tenders to express the rate of freight kyr buil- Jolla Harding, Cs 'fhis day ettoiionbilsised, In crown Sao. embel 4 ished with a Profile Of the Author, . Price is. boards, C LEC T POEMS, &c. by the late JOHN ' vORGAN; of Bristol, who died On the 25th of nineteen Years. To which moo slidoi, moo Lie :Aid Character, by. an of 110806401 r, Preface • WILLIAM HAYLEY, Bk. Jiro, Htitst, Rees, and Circa; Paternosponow& will be added the Farce of [NG THE WIND. Diidler, Mr. JONES. !HARD ; Fainwou'd, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. EMERY. treble, Mrs. DAVENPORT. , Miss MARTYR. 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6. Ss. 6d. Pit, Ss. 6d. Second Price 2s. td Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New Place, Hart-street, from ten till four. •ce of The Miser. On Saturday the Farce This day was published, Elegantly printed by Bensley, in quarto, and illustrated by 46 Engravings selected frost Amiens Paintings, price Three Gut , peas, or with the Plates coloured, Fire Guineas in boards, the Second Edition, of 'THE SPORTS and PASTIMES of the PEOPLE of ENGLAND, including the rural and domestit Rectors th'ns. 11 . lay•Gamei, Mummeries, Pageants, Processimmi and Pompous Spectacles from the earliest period to be present time. By JOSEPH STRU'II% Printed for White and Co. Longman, Hurst, Rees, end Orme,. Lackington, Allen and Co. John and Arthur Arch, John Murray, John Harding, Crosby and Co. and Charles and Robert Raddwin. 'WISHED HOUSE. ix or twelve months, a Furnished dng no legs. than eight Bed-rooms, and miles North of London. A few Acres of v . 71561 v .FHE AT R PRESENT I wid be acted (for the PtS, ioterspereed with Mt THE FR The Overture and Mu: The Prince Pal Baron Ravensbe Ravensberg, Count Rolan Bellarmin, (the Abh th r igopiter, Mr. FAW( .kgnes, he Countess Rut Ulrica, Dancing by 1 t Act. will be repres CUltt y. To which wi RAISIN . Jeremy D FiV • Jr. 7 BLANCH Sam, aly Aurelia Dui Doors open at half-past pisez,":s. Second Price Caller/ 9.5. Secont Places for the Boxes to 1 g ok Office, in Prince's PI To-morrow, The Farce /fit he Prince ? • FUR+ lITANTED, for si VV, HOUSE, containi ',tared from 20 to 60 mil land will be required. Direct, post paid, to A. A A SURGEON ani tice, wants an Appr (postpaid) M. Bruce, at FASHIONABLE 1 privately taught, at ti ladies and Gentlemen u tsnplishment, or have lir. ALLEN'S system of %whom it is an object b *for genteel society exi fete of grace and elegar trachir.g may learn at a s tapils,pa the public tea taught the most elegant fa tie profession. The Sub JUBILEE, AND Or, R 0 S N 0.11.9, DBI - 10: distingitishe -• Fashionable World trod by Ross during th iluniversally attended t distinguish him above all By twenty years stud ?Tote-Awl, he has at ler. most extraordinary He.' bon, and which has obta Hair. Art here rises to the supeiScies of the Skin, a mo , t astoni.hiegli Unita base upon which Cie Ha Every pat tick is so ad minute examination, wi the whole system Is so comfort and elegance of if Nature. WHITE HAN V V sonal beauty in are essential to persons Indian Washing Cake , the most exquiz.ite delic to the hands which are in cases where the skin hate, the hardness am] nfmarrtly removed, and delicacy appeara 0t!...r Mean., whatever. fonnt an adequate idea hrld by the Proprietors Withers, No. 2:29, km P 7 lnietor . s, as a forth r that the name 4 21, Bow-street, Coven per. All others are ea fnews and Medicine nth cake. But It is as k-tring the above cauti ti t imposition which 1 CHING'S 1 3 1 WORMS are El ren's Disease. of eaten should be a Isr:te,4 ralen,:ss of tls GI the bowe .•;' , n. convulsions, I:c.:ie fatal, by ending Z - -tetise and cure of 1 k!'t Medicine is mail I f,'.:hest characters in tl is have no equal. The personal know' lamilles,stamps its me "Gil,. of which no othi and others who have 35 . 1 family medicine t kchildren arc any w• '''rgieve.7--Sold who 4,C heapside,l:ondon hovs, at 24. 9d. and GS ITICKMN/Irc STONE, an a ?r r?sing comlzi p, th a, intabago, and ear • k:own to snieeed fri r rtd with th e we rr b . .n's Pills, by b ra d rr to a healthy st that matter which fc P v l!vate practice, ani : 11rave been curb !one, and expetien • . 4 ed efficacy against :'l 4l I whaesale ani `L r aternoster-row; 1 1 n en , 76 1 Oxford -si ' 4 *e V en d er% in I Of whom 1 , 4 v Boles at 3 :s l . each 6. B. at the STAR Office, Temple-Bar. APPRENTICE. Id Apothecary in extensive Prae ,reettet; Premium moderate. Address Mr. Clements, No. 201, Strand. 1E DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, s No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, of any age, who have never learnt that not the modern style. )f teaching is expressly studied for those to acquire easily that fashionable requi- Apeditiously, privately, and in a superior fiance. Those who do mot want privatr small expellee, with a respectable set of ceaching everings. Peofessors of dancing fancy darirvs, and all the superior parts of ‘bscription Assemblies are every Friday. .ND BIRTH-DAY HE AD-DRESS, `SS'S HEADS OF HAIR, JPSGATE-STREET WITHIN. ,shed admiration bestowed by the at Court on the New Invention intro he late Jubilee, and the reputation which his ornamental production, pre-eminently II competition. idiotic application to thq principles of his .r.gtli brought ro complete perfection the :d-dress ever offered for Public approba ,talaed the appellation of Ross's Heads of to most perfect semblance of Nature ; the and complexional cllours of the Head are tated, and appear as the ground-work and lair is fixei% admirably construc!ed as to admit the m^st without the possibility of a discovery; and exquisitely woven, as to combine useful if taste, with the most happy appearances 4DS h:tve ever been esteemed a per both Sexes, and in some parts of Europe iof rank. The BANDANA SOA , or as, possess the peculiar property of giving icacy of texture and inconceivable fairness constantly washed with this Soap. Even has been injured by labour or other vio• coarsoness are effectually, infallibly, and and succeeded by a smoathness, fairness, .ance, which cannot be acquired by any It is by experience only that any one may . of the superior excelltmee of this Soap.— ra' signature it bears, Willi tra read, near Temple-bar, London ; and the 'her security, beg them to be particular in e and address of the printer; E. pragg, No. 'in - garden, is ;ailed to the label and wrap • tenaterfeits.--tiold by many respectable Per ! Vendtms in Town and Country, price Is. it all times necessary to be particular in ob tion, which will be the means of preventing has of late been practised. ATENT WORM LOZENGES. :be most frequent sources of Child. symptoms every parent and guardian acquainted with—They occasion loss of ap he colour of the face, emaciation, and irre els, ,1 after with violent pains ' • they they affect the growth of the body,and they in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre these alarming complaints, the above excel iversally allowed, on the testimony of the this country, both in rank and respectability, re public approbation given to the Proprietor; Nwledge of its wonderful success in their own terit beyond competition, and gives a sanc:ion ter medicine of the kind can boast. Parents the care of children ihould have this remedy to resort to, whenever the stomach or bowels way disordered, which it will alwayshe found iolesale ar.d retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. to ; and retail by most country venders, in id ss. 64. each. RAVEL AND STONE. PILLS for the GRAVEL and a certain cure for that most painful and,dis • he Stone and Gravel, in all its various forms, :eructating pass in the bowels. This disease is 'Gm a faulty secretion in the kidneys, con reakness of their vessels. The use of Hick dog these organs, restores the secretion of the ►rate, and prevents the farther production of farms stone and gravel. It is from success in id at the strong recommendation of numbers NI by them, that they are brought before the !rice will convince every one of their unparal tt this fatal disorder. ►d retail at Mr. Ender's, 4, Cheapside, corner• t ;Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Clark, vio, Borough, (-street, and most Country Booksellers and Me- Boxes at ‘.:s. 01. each. be bad, Binler's Aromatic Pectoral Lozenges, yoke, and for eough!.,,Volds, Animas, &c. in ;h. 14th of THIS MONTH, . The Star! Lottery will begin and finish Drawing. I)ICHARDSON, COODLUC, and Co. Stock K Brokt.rs, cqrner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, aad lacing the Ore of t' c King's Mews, Charing Cross, respectfully inform the Public, that they arc selling Tickets and Shires, and have now on Sale, Two, Three ' and Pour Tickets of the same Num ber, which tray obtain thefoPowing great Prizes: Four •lizkets of one Number - X 90,000 • l'hree ditto .. -' 0,000 - Two ditto - - 40,000 One auto 20,000 Shares in proportion. WEDNESDAY. qINTIFT attd CO. remind their Friends and the Public, that the LOTTERY will Begin and Finish Drawing on WEDNESDAY, the 4th.—The Scheme contains only 5,000 Numbers, and the following CAPITAL PRIZES: 4 of £20,0001 12 0f... ..... ti,ono 4 5,000 2O .500 ISesides 4,960 inferior Prizes from /2100 to £l5. 4,099........ a ........£5,000 153........ a 548 £oo 348 5OO • 4,853 5OO 2,697 5OO Were Sold and. Shared in the I.ast Lottery, at SWIFT and CO.'s OFFICES, • No. 11, Poultry, No. 12, Charing Cross, and No. Si, Aidgate High Street, - - Where Prizes in f Inner Lotteries, amounting to upwards of a MILLION STERLING, have been Sold in Shares. NEXT WEDNESDAY. 1' .BISH, who in the LAST LOTTERY , Sold t in Shares: 2 613 ... A ... £20,000 1 2,618 ... D ... £20,000 4,093 ... 1) ... 5,000 883 .. B ... 1,000 830 ... A ... 1,000 I 830 ... B ... I,COO 54.8 ... D ... 500 I 4,815 ... C ... AlO Is now selling 'll.:*.cets and Shares for the-Grand Lottery that Begins and Finishes on WEDNESDAY NEXT. - - -- - The Scheme contains 5,000 Numbers, 40 Capitals, 5,00* Prizes. and Eeoo,ooo In Money, all to be distributed in ONE DAY!!! And one Number must gain EsousY 'THOUSAND POUNDi. • *• Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or Shar..s, by sanding !heir Orders (Post or Carriage paid) ac companied with good Bills, Bank Notes, or Post-ollice Orders, to calm: of BISH's 011 ices, Nu. 4, CORNUILL, or 9, CHARING. CROSS. • PAID ON IEMAND. - £lO,OOO 5,000 5,000 5,000 4,000 2,6:8 - £20,000 133 10,294 - - 20,000 8,831 18,544 - - en,ooo . 8,716 19,344 - 20,01'0. 19,570 2,179 - 10,000 17,127 - - Besides Prizes of £2,000, £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. THIS Grand List of CAPITAL PRI ZES was Sold Shares, in the last and three preceding Lotteries, at the old-established State Lottery Offices, Np. 16, Cornhill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough, of HORNSBY and Co.,wbo were also the first to sell Two Prizes of £3.!•,000. HOP.NSBY and Co. respectfully solicit the favours of the Public in the Nest/ :;rate Lottery, which abounds with Capital Chances ; th 4 riso beg leave to assure their Friends, that they will use their sx:st codeavours to procure Prizes worthy their pos. sessiag. Tickets and Shares are selling at the lowest Prises, and all Orders by Post or Carrier executed to any part of the Globe, on the same terms u if present. ry- To be •Drawn in ONE DAT—WEDNESDAY NEXT. Two, three, and four 'rickets of the same Number may he had, so that £40, 0 00, .e60,e00, or £60,81:10, can.be obtained by one adventure. SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. earnestly rtlpiest the public attention to the New State Lottery, on an improved Plan of the Whole Drawing in ONE DAY, the 14th of 'PHIS MON ni,assunnwthem they were obliged to dis appoint many from their late application in the last, when nearly every Ticket was said, but they may now have a Share of almost Any Number they wish for. In the last Lottery only, they shared and sold, N 0.9,618, a Prize of £20,000, and every other Capi tal, except the £5,600 and £2,000, and in the two former Lot teries, No. 9,1 23 £20,000 12,767 XlO,OOO 18,977 .. • ... .1. 20,000 4,390 ••• V OO 12,510 20,u00 15,127 5,000 3,258 20,0 0 • 18,318 5,U00 1,358 • ... 20,0tv With the Grand Capital Prize of 1,000 Tickets, No. 3,618, which divided amongst the Fortunate Holders . £24,765, indepen dent of many £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. &c. where likewise the First s:10,600 Prize, the only ,40,000 Prize, and the last £25,000 ' Prize, ever Shared in the State Lottery, were Sold in Thirty-one Shares • a series 'of success unparalleled in the a nnals of Lotte ries, and which they hope awaits future purchasers at their OLD and ONLY Offices, No. 37, CORNHILL ; 11, HOLSOD.II ; SS, HA IWO:Kb. r ; and 269, Strand. Prizes paid on &song. • :t. ; • - . That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or before 'Wednesday the 21st instant, from any person who may have engaged to furnish the Conunissionert of his Majesty's {Transport Service with Tonnage for the conveyance of Convicts . and Stores to New South Wales, on what terms they may be willing to let to the Company a good Copper-bottomed Ship, of about 400 Toms burthen, to bring home Teas and other -Goods from China, on the Company's account ; such •Ship to be. a l , I proved by the Company's O ffi cers, and to he manned and equip - I ped in every respect agreeably to the usual Regulations o f the Company. The Tenders to express the rate of freight for buil -1 der's measurement, and also for surplus Tonnage, and stating the Isame on the lowest terms, tIO there will not be an orportunity of making any abatement. 1 1 • The Tenders, with the Words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally left with the Secietary at or before twelve o'clock: i at noon, on the said 21st instant; beyond which hour the Court I will not receive any Tentler. ' WILLIAM RAl.rsAr, Sec. ___ , Draft of the terms and conditions on which the Ship will be rngaged for the Company's service, may b..: seen on application to Mr. 1. Mor.ce, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping. This day were published, In Bvo. illimrated with Engravings, prize lot. 6d. boards, PRACTICAL and DESCRIP LIVE ESSAYS on 11- the ECONOMY of FUEL, and MANAGEMENT of HEAT. By ROBERTSON BUCHANAN, Civil Engineer. Part I. On the Elrevs of Heat, Means of Measuring It, Fuel, &c.—Part 2. 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Dedicated (by permise sion) to Dr. Cita R Lss l'Avton, Secretary to the Society of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce; to whosc superintendence the work has been submitted, and to whom the Editor has been hte debted for many viluable communications. Printed for John Murray, 22, Fleet-street, London; and sold, also by every lipokseUer and Newsman iu England, Scotland and Ireland. Of whom may be had, lately publi-hed, a new edition of Do. mestic Cookery, foolscap' Bvo. 7s. od. beards. RUSSELL -SQUARE. _ __ Capital Family Manton, Offices, Coach-liaise, and Stable. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 14th February, at Twelve, A Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTA TE, compri4 x• sing a spaCions elegant MAN iION, the centre house on the West side of Russell-squaret recently fitted up at a vety con.: sid +able e!pence, in complete order, and fit for the Ammo. diate reception of a family of distinction. The sleeping apart* mem, are numerous, spacious, well planned, and airy, with Dressing Rooms, Water Closets, and other conveniencies ; the Drawing-room storey consists of two handsome lofty Drawing- Rooms, of large dimensions, communicating by folding doors, and finished in the first style of elegance; windows to the Square opening to a Balcony the whole extent of the front, a nest Anti or Breakfast Room; the ground-floor contains an Entrance Hall, Vestibule or Inner Hall, capital Dining Room with stuc coed walls, and a Closet, Library, Gentleman's Dressing Room, Powdering-room, and liter-closet, &c. • in the basement there is every requisite domestic Office, detached Kitchen, doollardess, Scullery, Wash-kouse, &e communicating to a sia-stall Stable, Coach-house, Harness-room, with Lott and Man's-reom over; the whole well supplied with water. To be viewed by tickets; particulars on the premises.; it Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury-square; at Gans way's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom tickets to.vlew may be had.—The purchaser may hese comModated with the elegant household furniture by valuation. CATITALTtOWN RESIDENCE,UPPER BROOK-STREIT, GROSVENOR-SQUARE, With excellent Offices, Garden, Coach-houses, Stables, &c. and Piece of Ground and Bricklayer's 'Shed, Sheperd Court, ad. joining. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Changealley, C.ornhill, on Tuesday the 27th February, 1810, at 12 o'Clock, In Two Lots, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Comprising a very eligible and commodious Towns Resi dence, situate in Upper Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, suited for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, the late residence of a Gentleman deceased, containing in the at tics, three Servants'Rooms and Store Closet; second storey, four excellent Bed Chambers, with convenientCloSets, Dressing-room, site. The first storey consists of a spacious Drawingl.room, four windows in front, elegantly finished ; adjoining width ' they Room correspondently finished, an excellent Bad Cblimber, Water-closet and small Room; Ground Floor consists if a neat Entrance; Vestibule, or inner,ball, Stone Staircase to the mead door, Gentleman's Room, Library, Dressing-rooin, Briskest room, and a capital Dininkroom, handsomely finished, and Vit• netian Vs'indow opening to a Garden, Water-closet and strong Room; Basement contains numerous excellent Offices, replete with every convenience, Area at the back with steps to the pp deo, which is laid out with Borders and planted with Flowers, Shrubs, &c. at the end of which is a Building with Laundry or - Store-room over, a complete Wash-house, &c. Adjoining tins premises is Standing for four Carriages, and Stabling for amen • Horses, with Lofts and Men's Rooms over. Aiwa PINS of Ground, with Bricklayers' Shed, in Shepeed's-court, in the ono - capation of Mr. grim, Builder, Tenant at Win. • May be Stewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises, at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-snit, Oelden.eleare, of whom Tickets far Viewing may be bad. . t r .17 ` 0.1%1"!%..1.7:4 - • =i