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' ' ' .• SEW VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. THE. Public are respectfully informed, th:tt the Eighth Yflstme of the NIODER.N. wadi:GM NIP( )it itiOWAGES and TRAYEI.S r is any rt.:stir fur &livery, contain deseral new Voyages and Thtstds, prieecaly Fiktani Shillings • itoartls. p . Each of the Volunutorlhls Won/contains nearly Seven Hun• ,Ssod closely prlnterf octavo pages, ant maLrifEhgrawin- t s The following :Ire us , Works contained in the EighthN'oltime, which as purchased sepotately, would cost twelve times the pri,a 'ef the Volume: 1. St. Sooveur's Trai t*. through the Spanish Idands of Ml *arca, morel' c. . 4 2. Baton Ca: Sic. Travels in Russia. 3. Sir John Cares Tour In Gsrmany. 4. Williams:6 ToUi. iu fiance. 5. Semple:6 •I'ravels.iu Portugal, Spain, Italy and Turkey ! • The First Number of Volume IL to be published on the Ist Novemher,wßl contain one third of thee last Editions of Boer .going's Travel, in Sp•ahf -•OCttiber'2s, £BOB. THILATRIAOYAL, DRURY-LANE. S UCH Persons as may be desirous of furnishing FLANNEL WAISTCOATS, may receive Particulars of the Centraet at this OfSee,. between the hours of ten and four, and deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Commis sary General (marking thereon " Tender for Army Clothing,") until eleven o'clock on Tuestlay e the let November, after which hour no Tender will be.receivo.. • CONTRACT FOR ARMY CLOTHING. COMMISSAR?' G.INARAL'S OFFICE, Oa 25, 1808. riVIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1. ago:Majesties Servant,. wiIICONSTANT act a Comedy, ca ll ed THE IN. Oki IVlireble, Mr. DOWTON ; Icang Mlrshie, Mr. ELLISTON ; • Captain Duretete Mr. BANNISTER ; Moot, Mr. HOLLA ND Petit, Mr. DE CAMP;. .Ibn:in, Mrs. JORDAN. eons* MR: BOYCE ; I.amoree, Mrs. SCOTT; A ter 4oakh wit! be reirlved the Grand Romance of BLUE BEARD; . irf-NiALE cuttiosrrY. NVlth New Scenery, Neale*. and Decorations. Abe/active; Silunty, MK. RAYMOND: 1/Itardig Mr. MATbsc, HEW Mr. S ; P Sell F.Na,.LEY Mr, I. MOTH; Shaca" ; SCRIVEN; Watt**, Mr. WEBB. Fannie, Mrs. MOUNTA4.vEL .; ANFI: Miss LYON; Mrs to-morrow, the Opera* Dram* oftlicreriisellert ;Italia, Mr p r a la m (his lintapparance this seasonh to:winch will be added, Ow Comic Drains of the Three awl the Deuce. Os Saturday, tee ConeedLuf the *lntl rind? Bloailleid, bedsit. • e_ On W 5440100 An 4; EaSlialumn's FiresideOolstaidll;ll'Coode Ojllll6.- • • .. . OFiZCL Of 011)3414W1e..004gr 141 1808 - THE Pitli t i c,?..4 I i t , OPFICEAS V. HIS Mi 1 ' JEStre OR DNA NV it &Aar* rir N.eiset That Proposals will be reeetrarat their • Office In Pall-Mall, on or before Wittlay, the leth'ility:iif November 'next, from such Pemas as may he willing to undertake the .supply. of HOSLER.Y. ARTICLES for service of, this Deptertriwut for a period of 'I brew Years, commencing front the lsit Sanitary next. Patterns. of the Articles may be seen- upon application at the , Principal Storekexper's Office in the Towei, when further pant , culars, together with the terms and condition, of the Contract, may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-WII aforesaid, nay day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proipmels must he delivered, sealed up and co -1 dorsed " Proposals for Hosiery Articles," but .no Proposal can Ibe arlinitted after the said 14th day of November, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be npticed, unless the party making it, or an acrit in his behalf, shall attest!. By Order of the Board, This day was puOisbctl, price H. sewed, AL ETTF. R, containing some OBSE kVA; PIONS on FRACTiiitES of the j..OWER. 1. - .111413.4 ; to :which is added', an Account of a Contrivance to administer Otitis: lines. and Comfort to the Bed-ridden, or Person. confined to. .I.Sod by Age, Accident, Sickness, or any other LititMity, with .F.-uplisinstory Places. • • Br Sir /AIMS gARLE, F. R. S. Surgeon Extrkordinary to his Majesty, and Senior Sorg - eon fo St. BartholomeW's Ifospital.' Londus Printed,fur ./..Caßor, Claim-court/ rebates-street, Sob. • J. Joluison, Chunhetirdi atitilk.Eauldet, :few ' Mud -street. Also, bathe same Amber, • -"1 A Treitise ou the kly4roceie, price es. Observations on Hxmorthoidal Eicres:ences. Second gditiom, Is. Gd.—On.the Cure of the Carved Spine, :ts. &c. &c. • _ TJ4E This day was publisheet„in a closely printed Volume, embellished with Views cC great Vgetoriel, and si daiii;prite It. dd. beund ansl kut - ttli ; (a Afw,•lPints Aktm Pgr filse Paper,' r ace Rs. 6d. elegantly butind)r 'HE BRITISH NEPTUN E , Or a History of the Rise, Progress;lind TehimplOs thi'IBRITISH NAVY, from tlitktline of A.FRE/4 to th# 011S.VACTOkY pf TRAFAIAtiIt, Interspersed with lt,noedotes . and Notices of the --rye TtnfroVetnentr izt tfavigation,'Ship - -Badding;lnad Naval By WILLIAM BURNEY, L. L. U. Mader of file NiVil Ace:len:4 It flollPnit, Arc. The National itepurtanr.e of such a edniplete and cumpendions., Work as the abuee.onetnioned, will, at 111eprest nuament i , IseA generally felt. - ,;•••• •.. TLe Editor has only to observe, that he . 1416 andeaVonvoi: throughout to ioeuleate a spirit of emulat ' z ion by uteans.of whirk each succeeding r.tee of Naval Heroes maybeled to imitatE 4h brightest ex.tinple rec.)rded it: our Annals; and he has alas is every part qu•liou,ly blended instruction with entectaiatnatt. Print:d for I:le:Leap PutLetes, Nu. R, Bridge-street , friar; ; and said by all the Po:•ksellers at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham, Cork, Liverpool, Hull, Creenodt., Falmouth, and, other Sea Ports. Of whoth may be had, by the same Atithor, inn Fd3G'S.TAATRA. 14.61rMAILKkIT. IS NT EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1 T i •Se rvanu will act a Comedy called t hei 114 M AN OF THE WORI.D. Pertinsx Mactycephant, Mr.'.COOKE ; Egerton, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Melville, Mr. MURRAY; w r ier, Mr. BRUNTON; Lord Lumbercottrf, Mt. WADDY. • Lady Rodolphe Ltuntsercoort, Mrs. lt. yoyolgrom Lady Mrsycopitint, Miss LESEkVE ; Corstantia, Miss NORTON ; Betty Hint, Mrs. MOM. To which will be added the Misdeal Entertainment:cif • WE FLY BY NIGHT ; Or, LONG STORIES. , "ro-morrow, the Tragedy of the Gamester : Beverley, Mr. Amble; Stlikuly, Mr. Cooke; Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. Saddens; to • whid: will be added, the Review. Otakiday the Comic Opera of the Weodfinn ; with the Forest liennanstadt ; or, Princess and No Princess. Oa. Mnaiday, tau' tra edv of. Romeo and Juliet : Romeo, bk. C. Kemple; Juliet, 'Miss Norton. Oa Tuesday, Shakspeare's Tragedy of . Macbeth : Macbeth; Mr. Kemple; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Saddens. 41 New Opera, with entirely new Scenes, Dresses, ice— inpreparation, and will bun e, Produced inedistely. • • POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTROSOMY. Tide day was published, Illourated with numerous large Copper-plates, on a plan entirely new, prier Five Shillings, with an allowaneeto Schools, - THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a I- DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS at of the SYSTEM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and popular manner, atilapwd raeticularly to the perusal of Young Persons, and especlally calculated to promote and simplify the I study of Astronany to Persians of all Nes. Printed for RICHARD PHILLItS. liCACkfri2sl; and sold by TAl4:ei end Co. at the Juvenile L 1 rely, New llotd street, and by all other Booksellers. Of whom also may be.had, The WONDER': of the MICROSCOPE, or Display of the Wonders of the Creation, in (Notts comparatively minute, illus trated with very. large Plates, price 2s. od. in boards. Tictio. R. H. GREW, Secretary. ricruALLzArt; OFFICE; Ortokr2o, IHOR. THE CO iltilflSs !DIVERS for VICTUALLING MAJESTrs NAJ'T, Js her4by giv f Notice, • That on Thursday ne;tt, the 27th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (se,ded up) and treat for One Thousand Quarters of New Pale, and :We Hundred Quarters of New Close Dried 41,N11.:En. 111.11,T, and also for 'nye Hundred ' Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered, one half thereof in a fortnight, and the other half in a fortnight after wards, into his Majesty . * N'ictualiing Stores at Deptford: the' Rwat to be delivered from the Bonded NVatehouses at the Port of :London, and the whole to be paid for by Bias payable with in- Urea ninety days afttr d?tc. The NAVAL IifICQES ef intEATBal FAIN. oath's:l of. distinguished Admirals and Commanders, from Sir Francis Drake to Lord Nelson, with 24 rortraits and 6 (;tarts, price 74. fd. bound and lassoed, or tos. tid. on fine Paper, elegantly hound; This day was published, In Quarto, illustrated by Fitly Engravings, price M. Ste. boards, ANECI)OtES of the MANNERS aud - CUS-1 - 11, - TOMS of LONDON, during the EIGHTEF.NTH CEN TURY, imittdiug the Charities, Depravities; Dresses, and Amusements of the Citizens of London during that period; with a Review of the State of Society in 1807. • To which is added, it sketch of the Domestic and Fcclesiasti- cal Architecture. and of the various improivments in the Metro •polis.—By JAMES PEELER MALCOLM, F.S. A. Author of Londir.ium Redieivum, &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Revs, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom maybe had, by the same Author, . LONDINIUM REDIVIVLINI, or an Ancient History, and modern DF.SCRIrrioN of I.ONDON, compiled front parochial records, archives of various foundations, the I larlean MsS. and other authentic sources. In quarto, the Fourth Volume, price ! ttb. Ys. in board, • . . . A NEW WORK' 137 DR. 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No regard trill he hod to any Tends* In whkh the * peke shall not be imeerteiliss weds at length', 'or that sheltie he ellivereJ to the Board before Ow s‘Ciock.en the said Thursday the 27th instart, Nor as. hese the 2 0 (54114 0 , 10 11144€* She Tessd,:r, or some Reson on his &hay; Jannis to asernser w ha t pi ma . . F4vobalrE XNOLI,Sii, SCOTCH, and IRISH SONG BOOKS, with MUSICt ' • ' Published this Day, by CROSBY. and Co. Stationer's-court, Lulgatv-street, near 100 Favourite Irish Songs' with Music, for is. CROSBY's IRISH MUSICAL REPOSITORY. A CHOICE SELECTION oIEffI'EEMED IRISH SONGS, with the Music for the Voice, Violin and German Flute, erobel lisheti with a Ivatitiful Plate and Vignette intentled as Comas nion to the English and Scotch Musical Repository. NV lase may be bad, printed in the same neat uniform Manner All the above, • 1. Crosby's English Musical RepusitOry, being upwards of 100 mach tsteemed Seep to Music. xis. Gd. board. I!. 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CTICAL ES2AYSaad OBSERVATIONS, 2 on thc nature, varions room, and the Most ratiodal mode of treating and eradicating that species of consumption, Incident to lark :aid the different stage* of fife, corninon/y called TAI3E.S WILSALIS, intjuding the Author's method of core of that tra'n of concomitant disorders which'ilerange the human organs, so as It envoy thg.6 neat function of the mama! crconornt. St.ielin . Nealt, Af Rhe 'Royal Academy of Paris, of the y of loydtai, aad practitioner in London ; formerly Sur- Q-Itiape to the Ltb; Regiment of Infantry, to the I oth or Qen's Regiment of Lief: Dragoons, and to the Royal Military Hospital at Chatham. Printed for I. Walker and H.l). Smamontis, Paternoster-row ; and tithe had icNo.6t, pritlootreet, Soho square. 3. A FAT Ilk:11'S WIT to his Ciimpitte. Thin" 6s. 6. An ABRIDGMENT of the Lives of Pxtrrnacii, s. 7. The I.:slums,' SPELLING-Book. Slxtleth Edition, Is. 6d. 8. The &I'r OO 'roomers; being the most accurate account now extant, of the so. eriil parts of this empire, in Sin Volumes, I 11. 9. CLASSICAL Pot:TRY, for the Use of Schools, ss. 61. - . ' • • The Ann-Jacobin lkeirlevr for September, 1807, has been plealetl to take sane notice of the nature and utility of the above ROLL. ABSTEROENT LOTION. . For Removing Obirtniceisess from the Surface of the Skin. IT is unnecessary tor enumerate the advantages re• seeing to the crestitetion of every person, by effectually re taming obstructions Maw the surface of the akin, and thereby keeping free.avd.open the innumerable passages and pores through whkh nature expels all useless or noxious humours from the vital quid, and which, being obstructed, are forced hack again into the Woad, and become the sources of many dangerous diseases. It is therefore a matter of much consequence, as 'well to prevent hurt-. .ful disorders, as :or the preservation, ease, comfort, noel hhuty to persons, (however slightly affected), that they should Ostc L. lit ' ll4ll Y have recourse to the Ahstergent Lotion ; but More esp.- wiallv it becomes urgentlyrequlsitevrhen.the effects of oiturnetion mita their appearance, and break out into pimples, redness, car buncles, or ether citatteous eruptions. The Abetorgent Lotion sever tails of success with those who give it a fair trial, and as its price evidently thews that no private einolumont is sought for by eke proprietor, so alsci may the Public be convinced that tiothipg but & certainty of its success could induce Dr. SOLOMON to hazard the good opinion he is honoured with by 111 ranks, in . pre- Stating them with this Cosmetic, were it pot a certain Remedy Tor Hapetic Complaints in general. The Abstergent Lotion is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Liver .," ; Sad may be had et every respectable Medicine Vender in 'the tithed Kingilosn, price 4a. 411. a bottle, duty included. A POETICAL LIBRARY. This day was published, in Siz elegantla. pea, lite. Embellished with Portrait; by eceoLt,ilt WATSON prize There Pounds is boards; or Three Pounds Ten Shillings elegautty bound, for :.'iterary present, 1 - I"HE CABINET of POETRY, containing • the - 4 - best. ENTIRE PL C! which are to be found hi the Works of the BRITISH POET'S, from MILTON to BEArriE. Printed in Chronological Series, and the Work, of each Poet pr.faxed by art account.of his I.ife and Character. Selected by S. J. PRATT, Esq. " If the Grain were separated from the Chaff which fills the Works of our National Poets, what is truly valuable and would be to what is useless in the proportion of a Molehill to a Moun tain." Beaux. " The Poets at large, like the Statutes at large, are proverbial for the quantity of worthless lumber which they contain, have long been a heavy tax on the purse and patience of the public." Pa arAce. TO BB LET, for a Term not exceeding Twenty-one Years, &LI. that eligible VARM, called BELLES MERE, -LA. situate and lying at Peak Hill, near Spalding, in the County of Lincoln, consisthig of a sub , ,Tantial brick Dwel ling HOuse, with a neat Cottage, Granary, Barn, Stable, &e, and comaining (in twelve fnelosuyes) 204 A. XR 17P fifty-nine Acres of which are Arable, and the rest Meadow or Pasture, and the whole in the highest state of cultivation. With or without this Farm may be had all that rich Allotinent of Land in Cowbett Common, containing 6 t.A.. R. 17P.. Pos session of each to be taken at Lady-day next (old style) N. B. The highest tender, by letter, addrrised to Mr. Grist, Land Surveyor, Canterbury, will be preferred, and further parti culars may be learnt by applying to him or Mr. Ashton, Cross Keys Inn, Spaltliatg. Ka )1• Etat CHING'S PA'TEN'T WOkM LOZENGES. TD Parents, Guardians, and others,.who have the rare of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too wrongly recommended. Worms are a disease few children es taPe• They destroy the appetite, weaken the organs of digestion, produce pas in the stomach aid bowels, deprive the body of its nandslunent, occasion emaciation and paleness, stop the progress of growth, and ate the cause of the most alarming convulsions, which too often terminate in death. N.e are their effects less . oevere os grows persons ; by ulcerating the stomach and bowel, obey are often the cause of lingering complaints, which prove 'Aral at hut, and subject the patiept to the must excruciating fits anddistress. In childhood, every disease with which a ebildU tiniCtPd, is also highly exasperatilki by them. The certainty '.,___ til dtaftt/ bids of their prevention and cure, by the above usedi ws so fully established to tke satisfaction of the Public, by the y of the first and most leading characters oldie Nobility, an 4 of utters of high respectability, who have Wit neswd its re it:meltable effects in their own families, that it only necessary . t " bi etTe, this is the period of the season o suoh a medicine vniritrabe given to children and others, to prevent any attack of l iknallipiaint. Sold wholesale and retill'at Ching and Bntinfas Vhswpiide. Corner of Patarnifiter-too ; 'Mater, Eft *nd %Arra; And = . • • tail, by shoji ;Alum? suidirs, 'Nu*. at 2s. 9d: end 14.44 At 331. riti . - GL4MOROAN,HIR E. To he LETianti.eitered upon immediately, o;rt a Lease determi nable by either Pstty, at Seven, fonrteen, ur . rweiity-one Years, , A.VERY crew-able GENTLEMAN'S REST- 1 niNcF., ailed ASli-HALL, convicting or two front NI. ting-rooms, three listpt Bedchambers, four Servants' rooms, Hao,l Kitchen, Pantry, Scullery, Cellars, Laundry, Dairy, and Brevity house, Stabling foroeven horses, Coach-house, and other attached and detached Offices, Garden, Orchard, and3s acres of rich Mea dow and Pasture I .and surroundinifhe same; within three miles: pet Cawbridge, an excellent market and post-town ; five miles from Lantrissent, another market-town ; and about eight mike ' from the Bristol Channel. The house stands in a beautiful lawn of Omit 92 :min ' coni ng a picture s que and extentiet . view of the Town of Cow badge, and the neighbouring villages, in the rauch-pdrafrod vale of Glarnorgan, down' to-thelleistul Channel in a fine sporting country, remark:Me for t % salp,brite of its air t _ rind roads, ex cellent water, and plenty of coals within twoea of tee pre mums. • The Tenant must take thcfrxturos said a few other articles of ,fornlture at a fair afillraimenJuarcit if ztKiniretf. may be arm"' imodated with an additional quantity. of 44, fo4llf . .I.' extent hf about 18 wee. ~ Fugitive:her particulars apply, Of by letter, postlidell%49.,lstr. Ml a, at Abertlibls WV e_ 6 1 1 9 1 . 1 : 1 4 es RIP010.11!..1.01.11.' .. Printed for Rtc nau o Pnit Lin; Ny. 6, Bridge-street, ttiinelp. friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. N.B. To afford an adequate idea of the singular worth of the allow-mentioned Work, it will be necessary simply to enumennie the names oldie Pacts, the best of whole waits unaltered and unabridged, occupy its pages. VOL. 1.-111 t LTO N. VOL. 11. • Cowley R erehester 1 tali fax Hughes Waller Pomfret Parnell Buckingham Butler Phillips Garth fenten • Denham Zing i "t• Rowe Yalden Dryden Nadu le -I Addison Gay Tilt.: lii. Prior Pattiann - Hill. Falconer Pope arnmond Broome Witt* Tickell 'ravage • • Swift Blair Somerville VOL. IV. • Thomoon A. Philllps Collins Aken tide • Mallet Hamilton Dyer Young , • " VOL. V. Gray . Churchill Grainger Langhorne R. West Lloyd Sevollet Bruce Lyrae= Cunningham - Arinstrong Chitterton • Moore ' Green •Braire ' Shaw W. Thouiron Cooper Dodsley I.wribonti • . Cawthorn Goldsmith Smart rezirOie ' VOI.. VI. Michle .Whltrkzad Loon Mason , Ur • Ikitas ' "WArton ' Durfti - igeott 'Oesaie C4 • •Ggeton, i, Beattlel., .. - • .al.oalims, .fe'r fslacial . • • ' ' BEDFORDSHIRE. BY THE BOARD 01; AGRICULTUItE. This day was published, illustrated by numerous Engravings, including a fine Portrait ofthe late Duke of 13xnFORD, Representing Implements in Husbandry, Buildings, Live Stock, and remarkable Objects, with 0 coloured Map, distinguishing the different kinds of Soil, price 14a.in boards, ' _,._. A l k GENERACVIEW of the AGRICULTURE £ x of the COUNTY. of BEDFORD, drawn up for theßoard of Agriculture and internal Improvement, distinguishing anti des cribing the Geographical situation and general circumstances of the County; the state of property, the Boildinp, the 11ode of Occupation, the Implements, the V.nclosures, Ile Arable Land in every kind of Culture, the Grass Lands, the Gardens and Orchards, the Woods and Plantations, the Wastes, the Improve ments, general and particular, the Live Stock , the Rural Ecot• nomy, and .the Political Economy, including Roads, Canals, Conunerce, Manufactures, the Population, Societies, &c. &c. die. By THOMAS BATCHELOR. 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