Star. — London, England, 1810-09-13 00:00:00

V* 4 • . 1 • . . 7 i. • t - . A • • ; . rtlf ' • 4 . . , •. 4 . • • 7 . • al‘ t • s .1 r„~N. r• Wf 1~""`'~~'"' • .• ~~ 1 . •';' ,:s t • •V• /, V NUMBEft 7539 J THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1810. - NEW THEATRE-ROYAL. CU V htl l'sGAtt I) EN. .„. TO -MORROW EVENIOG,SEPTEMBER 14 will be act: d the eon* Opera of T H.E ENGLISH FLEET. Count de Montfort,' Mr. TAYLOR; Captain Fitzwater,' Mr. INCLE DON; Valentine, Mr. BELL' AMY ; iihnip, Mr, BLANCHARD; Mainmast, Mr. EMERY. Jane Coutttes‘. of Eritanny, Miss LOGAN ; Ceurress of Blois, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Katharine, Mr.. DICKONS ; Isabel, Miss DOLTON ; Jacquelina, Mrs. - FAWCETT. To which will he stifled the Farce of THE CHILD OF NATURE. Duke Mercia, Mr. CI;IAMAN4 Marquis Almanza, Mr. EGERTON; 'Count Valencia, Mr. ft RUNTON ; Alberto, Miss MURRAY. Marchioness Merida; Mrs, HUMPHRIES; Ainanthis, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. ANATOMIC THEATRE, I.ONbON HOiH FAL R. READINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON *in b cg in their first Cnurse of LZC I URE.: upon ANA. I'O4Y, PrIYmIOLOGY, and the OPERATION ~f SUR GERY. no Monday the firs: of Oc oher, at txo ck. Principlesand,Practice of Surgery, by Mr. Hritoimo - ros. Anatomical Demonetratimps, by Mr. PIA PrObl • For funher partial:ars apply to Mr. Price, Apothecary, at the Hospital. .~ -:, [ii . :au A1)14....A1. To THE, HUMANE AND BENEVOLENT. A TRADESMAN who has seen better•dayi, and. A. -IL whusd chancier is irrepruachabLe s is now reduced to the •rnts•et distress-lirough titisi ”r - woe alone. He has a Wife El , _ven young Children. all oaprovicied for,racept the eldest. -•.-To give him the meat, of til:nal:lg his busi-ess is the line iii•vo;tich he has been regularly brought up, and i.O which his dewy • if assuaed by the hied bounty of those wham GOD as blessed with allideoce, may .-:able him to provide the necessaries iC life fur his tinnier:sus dis'.rested family, this Appeal is Aramisly made. The must satisfactory infirmatiun will be given to the truth of this statement by the follow•ng rt ipeciable persous, by whims Donations will lie kilu.ly rec. iv::d, a:ud must gratefully acknow ledged on part oh T i .e ti•er Messrs. Casio and C0..1 entAc• Bar. Mr. Hicritimili, flookselier, I'icea4l;lly. Mr. tiTERRY. 0 4 .1111131, No. I.;a, 1 - I , gh-street, Borough. Mr. Vault, Merchant, No. I, Cuslnoo-court, Broad-street. • This day wa published, In Three Volumes 12mo. the Second Etition,price 13s. boards, LETTERS from Mrs. PAI.MLRS:VON to he.• DAUGHTE,t, inculcating Morality by entertaining Nar ratives.—By Mkti. HUN t Eit, of Norwich. Printed for Longman, Hurst, keLs, Urunc, and Brown, Pater- The doors will by opened at half past five, and the Play begin at half pact pu ce , G ir ter Bsses to be taken d Mr. Brandon, at the new Boa. Offic e in Prince's Place, Hart wseet, from ten till tour. Bps, s 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Lesser Gallery Cs. Second Price La. Upper Gallery is. Second Trier od. ...e w 4isodirr i 'llttimets and /Met 11asTeiitiTii and Mother Goose. TO THE fUELIC. With the utmost concern, the Proprietors feel themselves ennspelled to make this address to the justice of the Public- In an appeal to the To:vn at the *lose of the last season, a fs,ll and aienict- description was given of the alterations proposed • to be made in the new Theatre. This appeal was honoured with the general approbation of a very crowded audience; and the Pro iirietors, on the faith of thi, approbation, at a h. avy additional expeace (which they could but ill afford), have completed those alterations. The new Theatre (with much n*re space in the public boxes, end e-neral accommodation in every respect improved) is new it enred to the same arrangement with that of the old Theatre be!nr.. the fire—•and the Public certainly will not cle,ire that the Proprietors, with 411 their additional heavy incumbrances, should be reduced to a more disailvatirageoua situation Cian they stood in before that afflicting calamity. There is not one more annual box now, than there was in the old Theatre, and to that number for many years there Lever was heard the slightest objection. The Proprietors throw themselves on the characteristic justice god Irterality of Englishmen, and in return for the great auxiety, expeute, and responsibility, which dull have cheerfully encoun tered in order to contribute, on an extensive scale, to the 'rhea. tries' Entertainments of the Metropolis, they respectfully solicit the patrnuage and support of the Public. Whereas on Monday nigkt last, at the conclusion of the per formance at this Theatre, a QUART 1301 - I . LE was threwn from one• or 'he Galleries into the Pit—The proprietors hereby neer a AWARD of FIFIY GUINEAS, upon the conviction of the offetider. ROYAL AMPIII I I UATRE, ASTLEY'S, WES M!NS I'LR 13 IDLE. Under the Patronage of their Rnyal Highnesses the Prince of ales and Duke ur 'T'HIS PRESENT EVENING, Ti Saturday, the Grand Popular Spectacle of THE BLOOD 'RED KNIGHT ; Vr, THE .FATAL BRIDGE. Eipritian Aeillty ' virt:eularly that Peasant's Frolic and Flying Wardraibe,.by Mtveroacto4 ,alao extraardinary Leaps ever Rats by Mater w;:h au eutira sew Comic Pantomime, called P 9 and 1 . o. J: TilE ERRONEOUS FORTUNE TELLERS ; Or, HARLEQUIN'S JUDGMEN Ir w!.ich will be displayed sixteen New Scenes. The Blood Red Knight ;vtli be performed Its-morrow and Saturday, with the Erroneous Fortune-Tellers, or Harlequin's Judgment ; and on Monday next will be re-produced the popular Harkquinade of the Pindar of %Yaks:At:ld, or Gog and Magog. Boxes 4s.—Pit 2s.—Gallery Is. Doors open at half•past five, kgin at half past. slx.-- . -Second priet: half-past eight.—Places cannot poss:bly be kept after half past seven. !Attest:Jars tuition daily, from ten till three. HEREFORD MUSIC MEETING. SI;RW A at DS. . The lion..and Rev. Mr. RUSISOUT The Rev. Dr NA YI.CTON. The key. Mr. GUARD. enland Fot.tv, M. P. Colonel INA AT I'IMWS. SAMUCL PtPLUZ, Esti. r I'HE MEETING of the THREE CHOIRS of HEREFORD, GLOCUTER; and MORCESTER, for the Be-.ti. of the WIDOWS add ORPHANS of tb.e - POOR CLERGY of the Ehroe.DiocOice, ea/ be had at HIIt,IF°R°I ea 'EU itSDAY the 18th of berember, 2810, and Two fellow in; Days. At the Cathedral, on Tuesday morning, a SERMON will be remised by the Rev. Mr. GUARD: In the course of the service 1611 be performed, the Dettingvn Te Deum 4 6 Holy, Holy, Lord." Dr. Boyce's Anthem, " Blessed is he, " with the Duet " Here shall soft Clarity," byr Vaughsk and Bartleman. Handers Co- ronation Anthem, " Zadoek Priest.".—ln the Evening, at the Music Room, A GRANO SELECTION.' Wednesday Morning, at the Cathedral, THE MESSIAH. In the Evening, at the Music Room, A GRAND SELECTfON. In the course of the Evening will be performed—Overture, Zatiberftott ; Glee, ". Blest Pair of Syrens;" Chows, " Gloria in Excels's," &c. &o. • Thursday Morning, at the Cathedral, A GRAND 8 - ELEC. TioN from uzadel and Haydn. In which will be introduced, " leptha's Rash Vow," Mr. Brabant —ln the Evening, at the Music Room, A GRAND Overtureand :Vtinuet, Iphigenia ; Conierto Horns, Me.srs. Petrides; Songs and (acts, Molts. Dickens, Bradman, Eraham, Vaughan, &c.; Chorus, Te Worland, &c. &c, To conclude with " God save the King." Principal Sinuers: DICKONS, Miss MELVILLE, Mrs. VAUGHAN, Mr. EARTI,F.MAN, Mr. VAUGHA.N, Mr. GOSS, Mr. BRAHAIL • Instrumental Perfortners: I.eatler of the Baud, Mr. F. CRAMER. Second Violin, Mr. W. Marshall. Tenor, Mr. R. Ashley; Violoncellos, Mr. Lindley and Mr. Miley ; -- 043 . Mr. Griesbach and Mr. Oliver; Clarietlet i Mr. 41.10 n ; Ba4snen, M r . H o l mes ; H orns, M essrs. P etr id es ; I rum hers.lttvsys. Schmid, and Trombone, Mr. Marintti, (front the tiers House) ; Double Baess, Boyce and P/dipot ; Messrs. I: It .1), 11lara$111, Nicks, Chuloner, &c. etc.; . Double Drums, Mr. J en ki ttson ;- Organ, Mr. Mahn., ; Piano ' Forte. Mr. Kelly , . 4 1 111 the other parts of the Band (which will be full and complete) b)' the mo.t approved if'srfkrsuers in the Kingdom._ DARE, Conductor. . bz gi.• each Morning at El e ve n , an d e ach Eve n i n g a t S even o ...lock —Tickets 9s. Books included. Rehearsal on Monday Morning the 17tb, at Half-past is the Cathedral, where no persons will be admitted but the Performers. A her were last Hereford Music Meeting some provincial PIA Bills (the firm having stopt payment) and spurious money taken at the door, it is earnestly requested that the Nubility and Gentry who intend honouring the Meeting with their presence, tv 11 provide themselves with rickets at either of the undermen. ttooed Booksellers:—Mr. Allen„ High Town ; Mr. Parker, Ca puchin-lace; and Mr. Watkins's, High-street; as tin Bills will be taken at the door except the Bank of England ; the Hereford Old I la"k the Hereford City and County ditto; the Worcester, Cocester, Brecon, Lnillow, Leominster, ,L e dbury, R uss , an d ILINIton Banks.—Ordinarles as usual. • was In Three Volemur, tiwerscap, ocrai,Nl, the Third Editi.m, prici• I'N. oil, . A FELINE MOWIMAY ate MOTHER A azA D 'A Talc.- —By OPIE. Printed for Longnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, 1. Poems, fuoLap Svosprice ris boards. 2. Warri ity:urn and 6thvr Poems, (i 4. hoards. 3. Siniphi Hiles, 4 Vol , . 12mo. p4ice XI. I. 4. 'Father and Daughter, price 4a. lid. beards. PRINCIPLES OF BANKS AND 11ANKING. This day were puthshed, in octavo, price 94. THE PRINCIPLES of BANKS sad BANK ING4I. ; of Matey as Coin and Paper; with the con.eque-oces of an exce**ive t.sue of Blnk Pa?er on the National Currency, Course of Eagcluulge. Price of Prov:aions, Commodities and fixed • beans. In four 11°01'4. By -ir J khIES STUART, Bart. • Printed for 34, F.-sex -street, Strand. I'RONOMY simvurna). - This day was published, price 4s, 641.. Illustrated by numerous large Plates, on a New Plan. 'THE WONDERS of the TELES:OPE ; 0-, A Popular Explanation of the Wonders of c..e Heavens and the various celesiial Ph enu.nena, adapti.l to the meancst cap.:city. P. 7 t c Autbnr " The M unties - 6 of the Microscope." Prized fur MC/LARD PUILLI PS, Londo n; and to be had of all , tlooksellers. Aiso, The. WO/lIIMS of the Mietto.corr, illustrative of tile Cr=•atirnn in regard to miAute object.; wit► very large ktatt.., t lrice 35,6(1. °atom% v's Leeturei ea Natural and Experimental Philosophy, , 2vuia. I3s. 13Lm %'s Grammar of Naturzl Philosophy, 3,. NEW EDI rioN. THE WATERING PLACES I'Oa Leto. This day was putlisherl, price I sc. in biard.,, 13s. de. In red, or 146 calf gilt, iu ore very thick and (lowly :printed Vohunt, illustrated with nearly Sev?!a•i'Maps a.) ! Views, I.HE GUIDE TO ALL THE WATERING -a. AND SEA-BALI-11NC? PLACES IN PNGLAND AN t) WAI.ES, for 1810, consisting of Accurate slid Cleconastantial Deseriwions of every Place 'faddintable Resort, ampot the Cu riosiri.., and Scenery in their Divirans, oith au Itinerary of the Roads to and from each Place. By the EDI wit of the PIC I:UP F. of LONDON. This Work is w well known, and has buen so universally ap proved of for its compLtmess an 4 Accuracy, that any further Description of its Contents, or any Observations on !Is Merks and Utility, would be superfluous. Printed for RICHARD• PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, Blackfriars and to be had of all Booksellers, p ►rticularly of those who reside at the recpective Sea Bathin g ; and Watering Mires. Of when► may be had, the PICTURE of LONDON for 1610, by the same Editor, price 5s CA bound in red. 6011111 AMERICA. On the lot of October will he published, hi Two Volumes, tiro.' illustrated by a Plan of the City of St. Dentin" with the March of the British Army. a Portrait of Ferdinand Vll. &c. PRESENT. STATE of the SPANISH COLO NIKA, Including a' partfeular Report on Hispanola, or the sleuth)! part of. SitnADorialago, with a roneril Survey of dm Settlements 1111 the Smith 'Continent cf America, us rela. es to fribrery, Trade, Population, Customs, Manners, &c. with a concise Statement of the Seniinr-tits of the People, on their rela tioe Situatioll to the Mother-Couutry, &c. By WILLIAM WALTON, Junior, Secretary to the Expedition waich captured i he City of Santn Do ntin2,o from the French,:ind resitient British Azent thee AN ACCOUN I' of the KINGDOM . of NEW SPAIN ; i ' containing researches into the Geography of Mexico • the extent of Its surface, and its political divisions into lutendancies, the physical aspect of the coil, the actual population, state of agrictil ture, manufacturing Industry, and commerce; the canals which might be carried from the Atlantic to die Pacific Ocean, the Revenues of the 'Crown, the quantity of metals which has B.,wed from Mexico into Europe nd Asia since the discovery of the New Continent, and the military defence of New Spain. With Physical and Ceographicrl Maps founded on Astrono. mii.Al Observatiols, and Trigono:netrical and Barometrical mea surements. , Engraved by Larry. Translated from the french of ALEXANDER DE HU MBOLD I'. Lately published, 1. HISTORY of BRAZIL llp ROBERT SOUTHEY. The first put, 4to. price £2. tai boards. " Something more than the 'title promisls Is compris?il in the present work. It relates the foundation and progress of tl.e adja cent Spanish Provinces, the affairs of which ai e hi latter :Mies inseparably connected with those of Brazi The subject may therefore be considered as including the who!, t talk of country between the rivers Plata, Paraguay, and Orella:ia, or the Ama zons, and extending eastward towards Peru, as far as the Portu guese have extended their settlements or their discoveries." 2. TRAVELS in SOUTH AMERICA during the years 1801, 1803, I ROS, and 1804 ; containing a Description of the Cctain- Generalship of Caraccas, and an Account of the Discovery, Con quest, Topography, Le g islature, Comigerce, Finance, and Natural Productions of the Country; Nvlth a View of the Manners and Customs'of the Spaniarils and the native Indians. By F. Depons. In e vols. Bvo..with a Map id the Country, price £l. Is. 3. The GEOftRAPHICAL, NATURAL, and CIVIL HIS- I TORY of CHILI. Translated from the original Italian of the Anne DUN J. los:Arius Momma To which are added, Notes from the Spanish and Fri nch Version, and two Appendixes by the English Editor. In St vols. livo. *Oa Map of the Country. Price 18s. boards. " We are particularly glad at the present moment to be able to direct our readers to the works of Molina, In their own language. Whatever is calculated to increase our knowledge of South Ame rica, is now of the greatest importance, and the region which is the subject of thi. work before us, is certainly anions the most in teresting of that neglected world. There are few, we are inclined to think. who will not be disposed to look for themselves list° this interesting and satisfactory perforznance."—k.d. lice. 4. The BRAZIL PILOT; or a description of the Coast of Brasil. l'ranslated front the Portuguese of MANUEL Pt as arum, principal Hydrographer to his Majesty, John the Fifth of Portugal. which arc added, Charts of rune of its most considerab:e Ports, from MSS. never before published. In 1 vol. 4to: illustrated with fifteen Charts. Price. LI. is. boards. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater aaater4ow. ~~~: . . . . Mr. Ds N 1 L L,l..sce and Fii!•ge Warehouse,-biewgate-strett. Subscription.- ack:towledged - - sell 0 Thanks are furt her returned for the folluwing at Messrs. Child and Co's.: Lord Wodehouse ses 0 A Kentish Clergyman 1 0 sir Vicary Gihhi - 5 0 Sir T. Msynard He.ll - of )i r dl ._lO 0 , siege, Bart. - 1.0 C lsia' craw DV Dike of MArlhoroogh 5 I Est . - - 5 o Rev. Matthew f llamas 1 Rev. G. W. Onslow 1 0 Ditto at Mr. Hatchard'sit Right Hon. G. Ross 221 J. l'. Aid. rson, Esq. 5 A. H. Nuhibas - .5 0 I Mr.. ‘:.'osr.lcack 2 Mr. K. 1./iBby - t 2 Lady &ix. Drummond 1 Mr. Beckett - 2ti Mrs. D'Uyllq . -5 Mr. Golbourn - 2 0 Mr.. W..i . - 2 Mrs. Griffith - 1 0 Hoo. Mrs. Perceval II Mr.,. :hour 2 s Hon. W. R. Lygon 1 E. l'arry,t4q. - 2 2 Mrs. 1. Pitt . 1 Ditto at Mr. Sterry'.: Barclay, Perkins, & Ca. 5 0 I Rob. rt Barclay, Est. Ditto at ?.Ir. Damels`: Mr. B. - - 1 1 Suudr.es, 7s. 6d. I Rev.l.Harris of Aylesbury 1 0 Ditto at Mr. Vanes: 1 01 6.11. 1 0 2 0 4 S 0 H. Bromley, Esq. A. G. M. CIIEAP FITRNISHED NLAR BATH. 'TO BE completely Furnished, a Good -IL FAMILY HOUSE.. within a few milshi of Ii.ITH, muted in all respects at the Re,id,:nre of a Family of the firer lieopecta bi.ity with a %mai or large Quantity of Land, as may be pre. terred. Aka (one property) fOr Sale, a very beautiful Estate in South-Wale, aid a capital motte.!lttilt Mansion in l'itzroy-square. Pariculars of Messrs. Browne and en. Auctioneer 6 and Estate A.g.aira, 41, Soul itain;nos •rovi, kt.n..ell•Kpult e. LI SS NUMiihk•-‘401:k: PKI4I-$, ADD 111624.11. 1•Itlii OF 'EWEN TfiousAND POU 1111. *ANn 'nCICITS Ab:1) sli CHCAPF.rt AT YTORS CO it.N 1-11 L L, near the Mansion . 11 - 4 House. The present 1.0 1 - I*F.:tlf to he tlr.tw . 0(.1 19, includes Ore Prizes of .R.topoo, by wh,ch the Chance of &dating either of those Capital+ i. increased One Fourth. i'lediem and Shales will sues rt.r Kist, therefore an Immediate purchase will presto s certain, saving, at F.T ros's i g, Coroltlll, watt. sold , in siste..n Sixt:eatits„ the only re. Prize shared in I.t.t Lonery, No. g,743; and to the few preceding months vital* to the amount of ‘llOO.OOO. 12 1C 1:1 A RDSON. GOODLUCK, and Co. Con- IN , - tractors with Cue-nnteitt fur the present State Lottery, respecitulivillstfurtit the I'6.b:le that Tickets and Shares are now on sate a: their 0.1.z.f5, Cornhill, and opposite the King's Mews, CEariirt-Cross.--SCHEME. 5 5 1,000 ......... ...... 5,m0 5,n00 3,v00 ? e V* 2,500 4,801) ............... 13 72,006 20,600 Tickets. aeguo,ooo Five Tickets of each Numher. tabs drawn tie I )th ot lictopor, 1810. •rtiE ONLY STATE LO rTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR, 19TH ocTonER, Pllo. FIVE PRIZES OF l'Wk.N ry THOU SAND POUNDS, And ONLY 4tioo NUMBEitS. HO RNSBY and Co. have on Sale, in great Variety, 't ickets at .ett. 159.—litif £1 1. 14s—Quarters £5. It% —Eighths £2. 196. 6d.—Sixtertith6 LI. 10s. 6‘l. No. 4,449, the last-drawu Twenty Thousand Pounds, In the last State Lottot ~, was sold in Shares by HORNaBY and Co. in O:t Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths. Also the following Capital Prius ni tour suczessive Lotteries. Nu. 4,469 .. ... setn,ooo No. 133 ... ... £le.ooo • 2,618 ... ... 20,01.;0 11,C79 ... ... 10,thl0 18,314 ... ... 20,('00 8,931 ... ... 5,000 10,294 ..„ .., 2 . i,t it )0 1 8,710 ... ... 5,000 19,544 ... ... 4U,000 19,570 ... ... 5000 Besides 1 of £4,000, 3 of £2,00+), 6 of 1.71,900, and to of A 100. 26, CO RNMILL, and ST. MARGARE. 1"s HILL, lionouttu. FOR THE . 1 E ETH AND GUMS. THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN -I- TI PRICE, invented by the kde JACOB HEME l', Dentist to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly superior, both in elegance and efficacy, to a•iy thing hitherto made use ot; they will effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound sta.e even to old age; will render them white and beautiful without:the least impairing the Enaml, fasten such as are bow, keep such as are already decayed from hecomisig worse, prevent the Tooth-acts. perfeeily cure the Scarvy itt the Gums, and make then& grew firm and close to the teeth. They likewise render the breath deli cately sweet, and remedy all tho.e Disorders that are the COblie• quenice of Scorbutic Gniniaud bad Teeth. They couttnn• to be stall, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, price 2s. 9d. each, and retail by 'l'. Sarman (late Part ner and Successor to Mr. Hemet) George-street, Hanover-square. None are genuine but what have the words,." J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street," engraved in the Stamp, and a Label " Bayley and Blew, Cocitspur-street, London," pasted on the back of each bottle and box.—N. B. The Essence is particulary recommended*, Parents and persons who have the care of Chil dren as the greatest preservative of young and tender Teeth. GRAVEL, STONE, AND LUMBAGO. • nICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for the Gravel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the Back and Loins, Kidneys, and Bladder, Lumbago, Ste. Of the variot.s complaints incidet t to the human frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, thane Gravel and Stone. They are com plain ;b com plaints to which every Verson, even the most abstentious, is liable, as the air we breathe and the water we drink are itupreg nated with particles which not only cause these excruciating tor tures, but are a foundation for every other spec•es of disorder. HicanAN's Original Pitts, composed of the most innocent in grdients, have been found of singular efficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing the urine, but happily de stroying the petrifying quality of it, from which proceed tito above codiplantts, Ste. removing th calculi, or gritty concretions, and banishing every pernicious tendency 'to those disoldim, with' out connnenient. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Edinburgh and Glasgow • Belam, Portsmouth ; Newisery and Son, Dublin ; Peck and 'rurner,Hull ; Hoxlend and Haydon, Plymouth tend West Bookaellius'iu every town, in Busses at to 94 eanb. • • OFFICE or OR DYIAIVCS, afvuo 27, me. T E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of . his MS H . J OR ONIINCE, &Sere*, ear !feeler, That Proposals will be resolved at their Mae la or before Monday, th- 17th day of Septemba next, frusta-audit Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FORMA, for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following districts, apse NUR l'H BRITAIN—NORTHERN-.-TORiCSHIRL • EAS TERN, exclusive of IiVARLEY. SOOTHER N, exchasive of CHATHAM. souTH.WiSr, including POR ESMOUTH, • ISLE OP Vika i: f and Cl-iRIS . I CHURCH. lA' ES I ER N.—W UOL I{ with its Depentlenties. WAALEY and CHATH.LM. For a period of Six Monthi frost the lit of Oetobor aezt. • • The Forage to be furnished in Rations, tottering as Wrath* easy from time to time be required, either of Whs. of Oats, C 71bs. of Oats, 12111.. of Hay, and or of 1 tibt• of flay, sad Strew, Sibs. of straw. And must be delivered at the respretive Stations at tits expel)* of the Contractor, wits is also to utnish such Hones with Oilts o ass. pt ration a may be billeted withio tbt District for which be contracts. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for twO reittapre of the said Dirt Acta ; and 41 I. cupcake! abut the (sous.' or guilt receive the Stable Dung t4at d tong the period of this c-atitraci niay accumulate, making ill.' allowance fur the swam 4.:“ .1 kg rue of por.Hurse per Vl'ersk.• : further Particulars may be kuown upon application to the OA Gan Comilla:4.lr the Royal Artillery in taco liustriet, and slab' at the Secretary's 01b;:, *-1 P•ill Mali uforesald, any day, boteseeti the hours of ten and four o'clock, when the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Forage ;" but so Pro,tosal can he admitted aft 1' the sad ;7ih of sup t. next, at twelve u't:loek at noon of the same day, nettlt• r a 111 ail* '!'ender be noticed sinless the Party making it or an Agrut to Ws . be half shall attend —By Order of the Board, R. If. CREW, SKr, tars.. SALES BY AUCTION. " PORT OF MILFORD. . • By order of the Hon. Comsnlv.iouen of kis Malestrt Cult m% At the Comsat lionise; Milford, on Wedneedity nest. the !pet of' .septemtwr, ten... at ...kreen o'i . :lock in the Mording. BOU 1' Soven . l'e'ns of WHITE SALT' • Also a SMACK. (name usiknewh) bdrthen shoot 11 l i ds; t* •' thrr wrath her. Matvrialo. GLUUClio'l rItaHIRE. - SUDELEY CA STI .E. M et NOR S, and Fil E MOLD EsTATL. On Thursday and Friday, the 27th and aSth oflepteddier; 11110, at Citelteolepn, in 20 Luts, (Unlese proclaim' y ilispord of in one Lot by Priests Cootsect, of which due nodes will be given), ".„,UDELEY CASTLE, and the extensive MANOR! k•- 7 of Sudeley and Witichcombe. with Ms Agra of Amide, Meadow, Pasture and Wood Land, lying compact, well dm. locoed and watered (the greatest part whereof is covered by a Malin in lieu of 'finites, and Is uncommonly rich and fertile), now let In capital and coneenknt Farms, with good Fanntsonses. buildings, Labourer' Cottages, and other requis(tes, rendering it one of die finest Estates in rho Cuutuy. The Cade. at a mo derate expettee, might be fitted up as a magnificent Mansion; and if sold in lots, the property is divided so as to form several eligible Estates, with beautitul situations anti views It for the re sidence of Gentlemen fond of agriculture as well as of opulent • Grazier and tamers. Tonipike roads have lately been mode rout syus property to Cheltenham. seven miles ; to Teselasbury, _ • Eeesham, and Stow, each 10 mars. The iodinated ease iii up wards of £4OOO per animus. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at the Lodge Farm, near Wiochconibe, of whom printed particular, with a Map, may now be had; and also at the principal hobs In • the Count) ; at the White Hart lioiel, in Bath ; at rig Office of Meets. Tarrec and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; and of Mrsstc. W, bb, Webb, and Arwood, Salisbury, who are author reseal to tr..:.; by Private Contract. -- • --- V.I.LUAELE MARSH LAND, OULTON,SUIIP)I.K7 By Mr. &LNG, At the King's Head Inti, at lieecke, in the County of Suffolk, on Saturday, September 29, 1810, at Two, i.t the Afternoon, ABOUT Iz ) Acres of FitEEHOLD MARSEi LAND of very superior qualitT es s i situate In the Pae.sh of Oultoti, S.,lfolit, adjoining the kiver arrney, and opposite to Burgh Staiilve. with a Drainage Mill erected thereon, draining the whole of the shove-mentioned Estate, a statue of the ad joining Marshes. Fur ne convenience °it'll:Thaw-re. the Above will he di tothsl into four L 0:..), of wboch 1 ussessiou will be Oren on the 51h of January, ISII. Printed particulars, with the Condi:lons of Sale and a plan an• • sto.y he had at the under-menticued pieces: tic King's Meal, B•ccics ; the Crown, at Lowei:t.ff; the King's Head, . ; ate tear, Yarmouth; a. the a:spectre Offices of Mears likigtaers and Walter, Voliciturs, :rymond's Inn; and %desire. °wt.!' an I Flicks, Solicitors, Bartlett's Buildings, Los. don ; and may alio be had of Henry Wyatt, Esq. of Broome, - n..ar Eye ; and Mr. Thos. Wyatt, Solicitor, Bungs, Solna ; d of the Auctioneer, Mr. King, Ipswich. SURREY—VALUABLE INN, DWELLING . LANUS ADAPTED FOR BUILDING UPON, $1 BRA 1 HAM AND NORWOOD.—LAND-TAX REDEEMED. By Mr. PEY lON. At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley. Catskill, on Med nesday, the 3d of October, 1810, at 12 &Clock, la 114, Lots, AVERY VALUABLE ESTATE, copprising the wtirrE LION INN, and sundry-1./milk% Houses, Gardens and Lands, pleasantly sltua.e at Streathalat a brestlful Villa and several Dwelling Houses, and upwards of 81st Acres of most excellent Land, lying adjoining to the late lihrWood Can noon, and extending down to the bumf:dice vicinity aro/ Village of Dulwich. 'ibis Estate Is part Freehold and part Copyhold, Is situate In the Parishes of Streatham and Lambeth, mod within six TWOS of the Royal Exchange, possessing beautiful and extensive views of the Metropolis, and the surrouodirg Country, sod Is admirably adapted for the erections of Vibes, ornamental Cottages, Ike. Specifications stay be had one soundli press:Ass to the sale, by applying to Mr. lamer, Laud Agent, New linewell-court, Liar cokes inn, I.ot:dor. ; Mr. Townly, Land Surveyor, Walvrorth, Surrey ; and at Can away's. DEVON. CAPITAL FARMS, ORCHARDS, WATER CORN-MM. COTTAGES, and LANDS, between Exeter stAl Emmett,. By Mr. ROBIN% at the New London Inn. Lamer. on Friday, October 5, • wave precisely, in Th:rty-one Lou, THE valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE6.Iying in the Parishes of UN St. Marv. ely.4 St. Goss e, sad Sowton, between Exeter, Elmo ut h, tiodmoutli, and Topeka% ; the property of Ed wAril Cntsford, F.sq. deceased ; a Mort distance. from Wlnslade Lioiase, comprising upwards of t. o r of risk I Water, Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Laud, dur o eltplbL Farms, with 'Farcu-housee and Buildings, eityi:Ale Land fur beild- • tog, near • l'opsboro, couniandLig West MX nova of the Mai Eno, the Ocean, Powderbant Castle, &c. sundry Co tag •s, Gardena, and Orchards ; in possession of Messrs. Goklsvcorthy, Weldroci, Cur Sprague, and other., pert on hart, the romainsler tenants at will , 'Flit lets are arranged ciunpact, and in high cultivation, excellent roads In all directions and>< thee di•tance from the sea. Slay be viewed by applying to Mr. Clarice, Bailiff, at Wits lade Horse; or to Mr. Vishley, Solicitors Boxer, whet* portico. lan May he had ; at the New Loney) s Ins and HoM, Exeter t. at the Kings Arms, 'Alumni; Hotels, elyniouth end Weymouth; White Hart and !li.ntelopst, Salt.bary ; Swan, Wells; Klass Heed, Bridgewater • prhleipal Inns at Taunton; Whit e Li oq , Blu r Bush Inn, &Loot ;of Messrs. Endes and.rieliethe.. chore. No. 5, kapplane, Hulbert); at Gatreway's; and et Mr. Robins, Warericksmreet, Golden-evere. Leaden. where a pba 41 the lineal may beings. - EVINBURGH RP.VIEW. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XXXII. is just arrived. Printed for A. Constable and Cu. Edinburgh ; and Constable, Hunter. Park, and Hunter, Nu. 10, Ludgate -treet, London. ...., do ct, 1