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t - r, IL 71851 NEW THEA ME ROYAL, co, l'o-MORROV: EVENING, wit he acted Shakespeare's Historical. RING HENRY THE FOUR' Henry the Ectolth, king of England. Prince of Waks, Mr. C. Sir John Falstaff, M.KA Hotsplit, Mr at , tady Percy, Miss BRISTOW ; To which will he added , :hi TOM THUMB THE Kirg,Arthnr, Mr. Mtn:DEN; 'ran Thumb, Master GOODWIN i.. Merlin, Mr. DENMAN ; Noodle, Mr. TAYLOR ; DasSilko /IM.MOITS ; Queen Dollalolla, Mrs.'LIISTON ' Princess HWICIMUIICS, *Mks ; . • Gliuttlalca, Mis LEVERVZ ; Frizaha, Mrs. WHITMORES 0.. S.:iturday, Abe Man of the World ; with the Blind Bay. On Monday... King Lear —Tuesday, AU hi the Wrong. A New Comedy in five Acta, k in rehearsal, and diLy notice Rill be given of its first representation. ' • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. B 164 N Dom, inituelti;klt l Box-Office; in Prince's Place. Hartelstreet.. from ten till-lour.l J S GENTLEMAN having on the borders of South Waifs a small neat House (built within a few years) plra s:tuated upon a Fara of il5 Acres, which together h.iue b , I A f or b er w , :en .€so and £9O, is willing . tQexchange it for a Trope try sia,Uarly circumstanced, tep and twenty miles of Lotalon, either in Essex, Hertfordshire, or Surrey. Letter; (rst paid) addressed to Mr'. Jones- at William Boit-- Pa.'s, Esq. Derby->treet, WestminstEr,. will be attended to. MONEY MATI2II2B. A GENTLEMAN above the eotntoon class • of .l .L Monry•lenders, who has for many years.carriedou burinesii:l to general satisfaction, has large Sums of simnel) , ready taadva.nce on Annvi . y or on Bills, or Notes of bland, or any other isecurtty. Apply to Mr. Walsh, No. 40, Upper Miet•-la-borine-streri, mar I tcl-fidd-street,and s card will•be ply •n o botisr, with in a minuCs walk Letters, post paid, intro,:diately answere.i. I.,:dirs of character, stogie or married, may be accommodated. , P•r;or , who have loose Sum:: to la ) out may employ them to great advanmge. MONEY AT S PER CEAT.—PRWATE , LOANS., 4; 1 4, LADIES and:GENTLEMEN may be accommq. (lAN(' frv.n 1%2(.9 or €20,000, in any Sum, anathwilub. adva.lced in 2 4 hours after tlir security is approved on Freehold, Lea oid, or Copyhold Estates, Money in the Funds, Clergy- Witlow's Jointures, Marriage Settlements, Li:e &c. or go.id personal security. App:ications from twelve to thrO; or Letter} (post paid) to Messr3. Parker and Co. No. 9, • Lower larnetktreet, Golden sgiare, from towri or country, anonee‘ntinsmesiiiiel)i.'.• : - 1 1 3 LADIES and GENTLEMEN' of RANK. smd PASHIthe CORRECT IMIT.ATION6.OErN-A..TURE:-• ANN BOWMAN, Relict ! at)d. Successor to the 11 Desiness and Patent of her late Husband, Thomas Bow. sun, Patentee ha Laeit•s' Head Dresses and Gentlemen's Per - • niques. • • • • • • • 'I he geut•al apprabation that her Patent 110 . 4 Drees and teautines 114edeeisledis - met with. tram a 44m:sling Ow b:st tri...r:611, and indeed prov.ei them to have been carried . , as=identic it:union and peneverlnvingentiity, to the 'Wettest pint of perfection. . They fit with precision, nor de they, hurt the contour of the' wiliteuauce by covering the forehead; have all the advantages eihuut l grit airy, and fashionable, giving rhe wearer every aid data :ac simile of nradorned - naturecan bestow; she ca' also boast that they are composed of snatenals Oa firm in theireextu:e, yid so superior in quality, suh gives *an a• decided superiority' over every effort hitherto made to stand in competition with them. hi order toprevent unnecessary applications, Bowman makes re Head Dress or Perruque under. Four Guinres.—Tresses, Torques, Desaize's Combs, &c. Po be had as usual. N. B. Ladies! and Gentlemen's Hair cut and dressed at home or abroad by persons of the first eminence in their profession. 102, New Bond -street, oi.e door above Brook-street. INCREASE OF ADULTERY. 'llds day wac published, Third Edition, enlarged, price tli. Cd. A LETTER to the Right Honourable SPENCER PERCEVAI. iu tonaequence of the Notice given by him in the House of Commons, that he would slibmit to its reconsi dvatioo, a Bill for the Prevention and Punishment of Adultery. Printed for Swckdale, junior, 41, ; and Rivingtons, St, Paul's Churchyard. Where may Ise had, in I vol. Svo. price Ss. Adultery Analysed, including strictures on Pizarro and the :ranter Dedicated to a Married Couple of Fashionable No ti ttp—Also a scourge for Adulterers, &c. price 2s. SILREOTYPE EDITION OF YOUNG'S LATIN DICTIONARY. Th;4l day was published, One 1.25. bound, . A LATIN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY, con miiiinz all the Words ,proper for reading the Classic. NVri tersoitith the Authorities subjoined. To which i: prefixed, an English Latin Dictionary, ,carefuliy , compiled from the .best Authors.—By the late Rev. WILLIAM YOUNG, • Editor of Ainsworth's D:czionary. Stereotyped, printed, and sold, by A. Wil-ori, Duke-street, ; to whom Bookielliers in the Country are teveerfuly requested to apply. This day wus publi4hed. in Tar..) Volum^s, Folio, price Five Guineas in boards, The Second Editiof SYSTEM of HERALD R Y, Speculative and : with the true Art of Blazon, acconding to the t•eqarpri:vtd Heralds in Europe: illustrated with suitable Es -17 V t-, of Armorial Figures, and Achievements of the most eon • ;1.1.614.. ,itammies and Fam il ies in - Scothni, &c. t oge ther with %.4.41-.: -La genenerlogical Memorials relative'tbereto. By ALEXANDER NISBET, Gent. • Printed for .1.. Laurie and'Co. soldaby A Laurie, Eclinlitlfgh; k :t:L9aginan, Hurst, Itecms, and Orme, Paternoster.row;_. •-. • . Of whont m a y b e h a d, l ate l y pu bli s h e d , al ;To rcfFaeE MASON& r; drawn from auth.entic Sources v.: Inttimstion ; by Alc:tander 'Aerie; la one vol. octavo, price N. boards. • ~ .KEP.lOlsi'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IN EUROPE I , COMPLETE. 1.114 day WaS pcblished, in s:x volumed, quarto, with E.ngravings, p: . :c.: .4:13,435. in boartb. A cor,T,EcTio. OE': VOYAGES and 1 RAVI.I.S in 1:151107.'E 4 being the Ant portion of a (; eneral Cont•ction of V o y ages and Travels ;" forming 4 Cons tlz,tte li6tory of the origin and progress of discovery, by Mira VA tro m the earliest ages to the 'present time. Preceded by all Hi e Loroducticit, and. exit.ral Catalogue of Books- of rTrav,ls, and illustrated and adorned with nunteroui 4vr ":By iGriN RT I'iNKEOII, Author or " 11o4eitri e;rapii n y,. — " Pri;n4.,d Lon man, Hurst, Rees, and Orifie, Paternoatar aad rand. of ,', l e ra °4t: tlivisio st of t hi s C ollection, will contain the Account I,att l relate t o Asia, which will also be published de. as it can be completed, without waiting for tote co o ri Ce• • • arsc 0, ..1-rothly &liver?. The remainder of chewer!. fur zr.g !he d(sscrltiim s of Africa and America, will be bi - :mese ° In similar detached portions, for the accommoZation of who • 14 0 , Ls ;reter this McKie of puhlication. The publica will, however, b.: continued as brfurr. • - • This thy was publish*. hilittirfailseer IViiilL1r 1 " 10 price ,El 10s. b o ards * ' _arti.4l THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS, a ROMANCE.By MISS JANE•PORTER. ' Author of " Thaddeus of Warsaw," and " Remarks on Ilp Sydney's Apboribms." ,Prillted for Longman, Haan, Rees and Orme, Paterneater+row. This day was published, Second E+litiun , price 6s. • ALETTER an the, GENIUS 'and DISPOSI TIONS of the FRENCI-I GOVERNMENT, .ineludiiss a View of the Taxation of the French Empire. • . By AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, Recently cvturned front EFos. • • Philadelphia, Printed.—Reprinted fuF Lonsuan,,Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Paternoster-mw. "T ; CLERK Qt/ THE PEACE'S OFFICE, LANCASHIRE. - Presto, Febtst4ry-***-plet A sa ritgnsoN souls OF CO T WANTP.D, a Gbyertiot or tike. se of. Correction at PreitOk - Mt Persons making applieit§on fatqlseLhhove Office ,are t 9 scud Testimoofids, in writing: of their thamiliter and'abilitits to elecute the same, to • the Office. of the. Clark of the Peace at PAston. a & vilintlloaived 1,11."14 ff The Govern , *Other with the use of the Fltid'adfoisittg the'Prison. All Fees and Gra tuities of what description soever, are abolished, and out of the above Salary tlse , Guouvitsr„ls to pay the Turnkey. Due notice will be given by future Adverc6ement of the day, of election. E. COAST, Deputy Clerk of the'Peace. • I:.gaA i by Order of tltg listax.iolite Commissioners of hit ai tit lojtay's aeousue co: w ea l th@ -Livery Ogice f Oid Broad creel, on Thursday,' the fr , A nil Friday, the 16th insian!i,at sit-__YCRielt. in theitift k 20,00 0 Sottrei' of very choke . .ll'CA. - 1 - - 1 - cutipt, of St. geoptc and: airsalte, of the biot* 'Milts; in Leh it ore Cate of abiliitbit Ottlim each Case: - . 7- - • • SilliptitS to be seen at the t'Acise Warehobse, Fortertqpiri. on Tuesday the 13th, wad Wednesday the' 14th preiedini tho . . Sale, from Nine till Ono o'Clock, and on the Mornings of Sale from Nine till Twelve, when Catalogues will be delivered. Alit,' for SALE by PRIVATE.CONTRACT, under the care of I'vifsirs. Bruin and !nude, Brokers, No. 15, Mincing-lane, About 10,0OC1 Do: del of White Rose-coloured apd IX i 1 de per dile CHAMPAIGNE, lately landed, of very suparior quell y, in Cases of 6 Dozen. To be tasted, by applying to Messrs. Drum and }lode, ahy doff between the hours of Eleven and Three o'Clock. C.PITAL w4vrpt AND WIIsID-T,r,oNv,N.„,:, •.WitAftFS, AND RICH . MA S i tAIM • TO BB SOLD BY r -• . By Mr. MUNN, . At the Anction Mart, on Thursday, Match el), at tiii:teltY. direction a Mr. Hills (the presunt occupier), e olgiiik to Brumley; its Three Lees, r-r• H.r..."6 4 itarLEASEHOLD •• 4 1 ! aPIWY ATIX-L•SI ,ninittde 4 rablY sicuatSdat-Wat in the County of Essex, within f•stsr miles cf the Aletroptslis, csa a brawls of the nayigabiu river l a n; easntalitiqg Oen:pair '4 'stones, with 'machinery exactly prop.,rt;onate, and amplitude oft stowage for grain and flour. Wuh a couvei44T - Osselhat-loose Attached, openiug,into a pinsaut fertile Gurden, Stabhrtfor sea- Horses, and other requisitprA.iskl, with a Divelilas-bouse l f i er - Fprein•n ' A Labourer's c . utsage, nearly sir Agree ot dch Marsh L apel; tw. neat P•filiting-lbouses, and a \i'harf •of 106 feet in extum, on,t.lis bank of the Cut from Bow Creek:ss titian. DwellippboAse, situate the Idol,-strFut,fitratforda ankh As 'Wharf, extending 1201.at i eta tp, batik of tio,saisse•Qat;. ; ape nearly Anse Acres of rich.hlaish Land, wittsia sin.tes, Wtlk of the Whaxf. • • s Mty be viewed with Caade, • 'which; with farilliv•-'had of Mr. Munn, Walbrook, near the n - culars also of Mr. Neeld, Sairn— st the/ 74111* .CAPITAL I • 'TO T ' By Mr. MUNN, , • . of Vr ir-r i 40SE Doir:' ±"111 s superloY• du the 'teletiopolis, lately prising a site of Grow tent, the Northern bot feet in length, washed . Crafts of 70 tons burthen, and enclosed - on the East, South, anti West by lofty Walls, with a substantial pile of Build*, consist ing of four floors covering a plot of ground equal to 106' f e et square; all recently erected of materials of unusual icantlings point of magnitude, as well at of superior quality; with a Steens Engine of 36 horse power, which has just been tinisbed byEpHi.; TON, MUIMAY, ACC. in their best mauuer, aid may be attached. to any description of Machinery. The foundations are unusually strong, anil in that part parti cularly appropritt:-, arc consuls: l c ell, for the. firrtationnf a Wet- Dock, for the admission of Craft close to the llulltfingis 4 ; i•- Wet -4 May be viewed subseqm-nt to the Ist of March, Vaith.tieksts, which, with Pariculars, may be hai of Mr. Minn. Walhrojk, near - the Royal Eschange ; particulars also of Mr. Ne.,ld, Soh ' litor, Norfolk -street, Str.ind; on the Premises, and at the Auc tion Mart. THE LLEWENY ES I AT.h, NO l'H To be SOLD by AUCTION, by W INSTAINLEY and SON,' At the Auction Meet, near, the Lank of Errland, Londao s is the month of May, tinless previously disposed of, THE very Extensive and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the noble Mansion *of LlesOeNy Hall, which contains ample accommodations for a family of the first distinction, together with new ereated and very oomntodibue Bleach Works, Water Corn Mil, and Iron Forge, all well sup. plied with Watix, a Public House, and several linprovrable Farms, the whole containing near Fcur Thousand ACres of extra ordinary rich Meadow, Pasture; Arable and Wood Land, in a high state of cultivation, and lying nearly In a Ring Fence., The Estate is intersected by the River Ciwyd, Moat beiattp. fully situate in the Vale of Clwyd, in the Cauntio, of Denbigh and nint, North Wales, three miles from Denbigh, six from St. Asaph, eight from Ruthin, twelve froM Abergrly, and °4 WM Chester. Due Notice of the Days of Sale will be given in this,ang sabre , Papers. In the interim the Estate maybe viewed by applyingsp.f Mr. Huxforti, at Lleweriy Hafi.—Particulars with Plans .inneaviet will be ready in a few weeks, and tray be then had of maw- Manley and J. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, London Winsta.nley audSon, Pa; ernoster•row ; of Mr. S. Lwe,4lotteatarri Whitchurch, Shropshire; of M. Calveley, Surveyor, Atapitlord s -i: Clear Chester; of Mr. Thomas Winstatiley ; Auctioneer, Eitqr Ats pool; of Messrs. Kay and Renshaw, Manchester; Mr. 'W kolkitor, Mold; Mt John Jones, Ruthiu ; Mt. HtiglieiVWUPS , bight ; and of Messrs. Copland and Pemberton ; ShrewsbOry. 1 DERBYSHIRE. 1.)1v To be LET for a TERM of YEARS, and entered upon thereat)) day of May next, A. MANSION HOUSE, completely furnished, irti fo good repair, and in every respect fn for the ImtnedlateAte lot ception of a family with a large estabhishment. The ground fl oo r consists of an octagon vestibule, 1 s feet wide ; library with booty* cases, 28 feet by 18 feet, drawing-room, 2.4-fret by IS feed efriaset Ing-room, 30 feet ley 2J, and anti-room leading to it; a am ) for a s:ady or Steward's room, stone staircases, a large hi:, fitted up with every woneenienc.p, scullery, pantries, and other of., r (ices, housekeepers and store-room, butler's paintry and servant% hall adjoining, arched cellars under the principeroems, lighted, and particularly convenient, and, besides clisdnst cellars , for every kind of liquor; a warm bath, wit:: dressiug-room, two larders, dairy, pc. etc. The Chamber Stahl and Attics c.twiist of bed and dressing-room, and water cicsct, and have the advan. , tage of having excellent water conveyed in.pipes tolhe top of the house - there is a good kitchen garden, storked with every thin; . useful, a hot-hot:se aqd green-house, hot-b- d frames, at.til about • three quarters of an acre of pleasure ground ; also a billiard roora net cone:ted with the house, hut entered from' the ph a• sure grounds; an excellent coact-house for four carriages, with harness and saddle rooms, stabling fur 22 horses, cow-hous e , sties, orchard, drying yartt, and patent laundry convected with the house.—Between and, 40 acres of excellent land may also be had if required. The situation _is eezr a shrill market and post town,through which a coach passes ev:-ry day between Not. tinghans and Maneltesw, through Enutton, Iran whence it is 20 , miles, S from Matlock, IS from Derby, and 139 from London, and the roads in eeerydirection very good. For further particulirs apply to Messrs War b:rr e end Balguy, in Derby; andiviesers. :eta t.tonehouse, tiaras court, Temple. No letters will be ansWerzd iiKeSS they e re senti. cep( police, The p f smiius inatioeyiete*weeitirro l Oirr ecida‘44l4a ) 44. it 1!. s . • • , • • • . • . .6 _ N. - 4 . )7 ,.. io ~ 4 i . t • pie ---4:: ..uivi ' • •. i - • • kisaial .- • - . .••• pr. TV:J.4 4 • rwvSW fa lliashi 0- , Sliqrsk- '5 . 1 1 =1 c'Wor•fi . v.,K PrirlY ". - -`• A 16 ' • • • I 3 , • l'• sib i ! ,. ,614 , :dit .... 4i - I -C 1:1• 4 1 t 'lltrk , ,''Pleh Wert .. . . ' .. ,; :;. - "..! _. .44 4, •-.144 5 05:A: 4 8.ider .4 ic sfro . ~ • Iscr .14 . .. 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SMIT74 litis td iiforti t Its t 'Enceds A l l f M MARCH 15. 1810, N- , LIC -EXPENDITURE and die •rNI.I7ENOE CROWItI..-fly the Right int: ASIDORISIE ' ROSE. e foam his Friends Algid: die Public in genera itigi the i litfiC • • iiiithbe Public, the-Elifiiiiisolutlok of h is ** arthetatilp. listorical Play of • In' '' b ' • 1 thin of 111.Ctipasti*.fillipisf Messrs. - Smyth an/ Raisin- 'withlkiiii.ll , lll.lto• guises, fiallkey takeil phi& '-'ini'' liretlf`gli: • Printed for T Cadell d W Davies, Strand. - JRTH, PART I. . ._. • . N .r_ '.,. - , , *,_,L2 on has this deutidisti)eidg, mid that he Imelda itilutgre to' thut•he Nit ideehned•the *.at.ed * Premise* firth: Wage net, Mr. MURRAY. In a few days will be published, the Second Editiopp fb „ ; . -• on s tir business of ship Chandler on his ossui-sele account, coop, No. £4, BrOad.aciest, isagr Point, _gvheiekeitilliv3ktao.l greatly Improved, of ' • KEMBLE. - - •___ _,- Shop aatillf emboli* lit . 11stimigua*,. Pcotanouth, wht-re, rying on the business of *Shi Chan Per, &c. and will open hi COOKS. ADVICE to YOUNG LA.Ditikon the Nip:. M I ""Winhiralfahlbsiot h3atlak and Ikvisitiseniiits caniedon. the above Trades on hivogenaolkaktrant on tge; 20th instal h 'UNG. meat of the MIND, aad thol, UM' of Llfißk ••:-3r laassativirnow Rossi/sou tales this noptiettinlty Of returning ' fc'S: boo tPrettirn his gagers erknoveletlenuits/*li/tlteviasf ess, Mrs. DAVENPORT. I By THOMAS BRCS . ST. ' - liA grateful achntwiedgosents for the pgrfgrincrii: Dialogue con- : fa,vauu t ifil trusts, by his assidulti,And attentie,,,,siqiignioie go • Printed f or L oonmen, ii,,,A ir Rees 5 e,44 3 „, pi t A ms „,‘„,.,,,A,4l ferred en the latg.Firni of Smith and Rolgoson, and_ Infas, by pleat 'tbe iiintidence of those 'srliri may mutual. riatf ft,nugantle he Burletta of _ L ___ y - _ • assfdnons attention on-its part, to merit a contiouatice of it to, -to his cant. " , E GREAT. MISS 'PORTER'S NEW -1 iIoVEL. ' ' Igh" " 1 "1 future. . . ' 4, • ._ __,, 1. 0 •,' : ,..t.f.41, with Caada Which, with l'Arglitantakilliew Walbrook, near the Royal /1100 Se Neeld, Saicitw v Norfolb.wreetstftiP#4lll3 rt. .: • 2 ; 6 tv. r . 'QO ) A • RINERY, Rikittettsive Fit S,' on a NAVICLS ttLE Illi i t, ' • a ,, . . 416 04 BE 'SOLD Ist Rucsv, * e4 infa 17 yr, .! V 4.11 IN, on Thursday, Mattis , stetWitik , the Itltictfini-MaM Lonchni ' ' sirable . ER gtliOLD .'PREANA I Situation s at Ilpautley, within tial.44vk rely oCciziitelli - by Mr. C. S. Ifill - wIR - Com.• round of more than Ore _,. ere pui a /Jai( fa- [ boundaviiTorthitr o , a Wharf of upWaids of no had by the - Rwer Lea, which is navigable for s . This day Vias . published,' • Handsomely printed in Quarto, price £3. Ss. ihilsoards ; a fe7,..e0. pies on imperlalliaper, price £4. 14s. Gd. the Second Volume of LEDONiA ; or, an Account, Historical and Topographic, orNowrm BIUY'AIN, from the molt an cient to the Present timees - • ' . • By GEORGE CLIALMENT,, and S.A. The first voluine gave, in hnrile'iletaiVtise ancient History of North Britain.. This second Voluna*Tropaeds to give its Topo graphical IrrstOry, in a saquence cd Shirrs. 'I he locality of each shire is iikihrnittect to-the public in eight sections ; the first treats of its name ; the 2d, of its situation Add extent ; the ad, of its na tural objects ; the - 4th. se its autisuities ; the sth, of its establish :items as a shirr; the 6th of its cistil history ; the 7th, of its agri- : Culture, nuitufactuiti, and trade ; and the 3t.la. of Its ccclesiaitscal hi_story. • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and A. Constable and Co: sit Edinburgh. Of vihorn may be had, the Pint VOlume. DR. -GOLDSMITH'S. HISTORY oi 7 ENGLAND. Genuine E.J it ion, brought down to the :irasent time. This day was published, in 12mo. price 3s. 6d. hound, ' 1 N ABRIDGMENT of the HISTORY 6f' - 1 - ENGLAND, from the Invasion of Julius Cesar to the Death of George 11.-By Dr. GOLDSMITH, and continued to the iresent period by an eminent Writer. . . Primed for J. Johnson and Co. R. Baldwin, F. C. and J. Riving ton;J. Walker, Scatcherd and Letterman, Wilkie and Robinson, C. Law, G.Robinson, John Rtchartison, James Richardson; Long man, Hint, Rees; and Orme ; Cadell and Davies, J. Booker, B. Crosby and Co. Sherwood, Nftly, and Jones ; and T. Boosey. Where may be bad, The same Work, in French, ii2mo. price 4s. cd. bound. Dr. Goldsmith's History of Rome, abridged; 12mo 3s. Gd. Greece, ditto ; as. 6d. Natural History of Beasts and Birds, abridged; interspersed with a variety of curious Anecdo• es, and embelliAied with near :ZOO Engravings on Wood, in the manner of Be wick ; t itmo. tis. This day was published, in one volume Bvo. Price 7s. in boards, the Twenty-eighth edition of • 1 'HE ItULE and EXERCISES of HOLY LIV iNG, in which are described the means and instruments of obtaining every Virtue, and the Remedits against every Vice, and considerations serving to the resisting all Temptations; toge *Aber with Prayers, cantaining the whole Duty of a Christian, and fthe parts or Devotion, intcd for all occasions, and furnished for all necessfties.-13y EREMIAIi TAYLOR , P.D. Chaplain in Ordinary to King Charlee l i fhe First. And edit•d by the Rev. • l'HOhl THIRLWALI„ M.A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, aattOrme, Paternoster. nao ; and ft: Dutton, Gracechurch-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Rule and Exercuea of Huly Dying, in•i vol. Bvo. price is. in bOards. 2. Discourses on Various Subjects, a new edition, in S vols. afro. price £1 7s. in hoards. S. The Golden Grove, a chosen Manual, containing what is to , he believed, practised, and desired or prayed fore Cho 16111 Lieu; price Va. Gd. biardes SAVING IN FUEL. ' • - . 474 LATElit's STEAM KITCHEN, combined with Li a Roaster, and with or without a Hot Closet, on a new and highly-approved construction, forms the most clean and best cook ing apparatus in the world. The whole is upon the most simple principle ; performing, by the aid of one small fire, the various options of stcansing, boiling, roasting, ste witig.bakingaral broil ino, at one and the sattteiime or separately, doing away nearly all the labour and expense in common use.—References may be had from the Proprietor to families of the first respectability. Thit Apparatus may be had of any size or form, according to convenience of situation or the number of persons it is intended to cook fur. One that will stand in the compass of a square yard will be found large enough to dress victuals for more that thirty eople ; the price is moderate, and one fourth of the savings aris .ng from its use will clear its first cost in the course of one year. Orders received by John Slater, the Patentee, in Birmingham; . and. at No. 49.12161:me-place, Oxford-street, London. ALZOO ik ondergeteatende,. Explolcteur Sc deur 'manicr van beide de Gerechts Hoven alhier rutkrachte van Iliandament van Ex.:cutie verlecnd, doer den Hove van Civile J us title de date, 2q May,lBoS, ten behoeven vatiW.Katz, Impetrant van gezegd mandament of or code legena, Daniel. Alit, sigenaar tier plantage Hermitage, gelegen binften de oost Zee.Kust der rivier deezer Colonie, en op de generaale Kaart bekend onder, No. 13, met alle derzelver ap—en dependeutien, op derv, 31 lay, i. I. in Executie heb genomen Zoo word door my ondergat door deere aan een ieder geadverteerd dat ik voorneemens ben voorz ; plantage Hermitage cum annexis en ingevolge daar van I ,yefortneerde inventaris vselke ler Comploire ah booven vermeld voor een ieder ler visie legt, na verloop van een Jaar en Zee weeken gereekend van voorm, 31 May, 1808, alder op publics"! que veiling in St. Fleeren Executie te verkooper: alles conform de uieuwe order door svelgerneld Hof van Civile /wide, op net, by executie verkoopen van plantagien uitgegeeven fn Raudeig s : den 7 September & 8 October, 1804, ten elude uit het prorogue_ der all dan verltogt wordende plantage, Hermitage C. A. te Kitt nen vrrhaaden Zodanige Sons, als waar voor het zolve. is ge Execu teerd cum interessen met de kosten waar na zig eel! iegelyk kao reguleeren. Aldus deere eidvertentle gedaan en vcrders met dezelve gehau delt zoo els gebruiketyk is. IC. FRANCKEN, Exit. & Deurw. Berbice, 21 October, 1 808 . - (TRANSLATION.) ADVERTISIVIEET OF THE EXPLOICTWR OFFICE. Whereas I, the undersigned Marshal (Exploicteur & deer warden) of both the Honourable Courts of this Colony, by'virtue of a Mandate i Execution granted by the Honourable Court of Civil Justice, dated 27th May, 1808, at the instance of W. Katz, versus Daniel Alit, Proprietor of Plantation, Hermi tage, situated on the East Coast division of this Colony,sand quoted on the General Chart, Lot No. 12, did take the same Estate Hermitage, with all itti appurtenances, under execution on the 31st day of May past. Be it therffore knos‘n, that I, the sai 1 Exploicteur, do intend to tli‘p Ise of, by hearshali Sale, in this Colony, the said Estate Hermitage cum anneals, after the expiration of one year and six weeks, to commence from the above 31st May, 1808, agreeable to an Inventory thereof, which is daily to be seen at my °Mee, all conformably to the late order enacted by the Honourable Court of Civil Justice, at their Assembly, on the 7tb September and sth October, 1804, respecting the sale of Estates by Eitecution, in ''order from the pmcerda of the Sale of Plantation Hermitage cum anneals, to discharge the debt for which it has been taken under execution, with the interest and cows thereon, to which all per sons are to regulate themselves accordingly. Thif dour and made public according to usage. - (Signed) K. FRANCKEN, MarslialL Berbice, 21st October, 18.32. 4 ~~: k • ~..; ,- • This day were published, ' ' In Two Volumes, Octavo, price'Xl: is: boards, AJTENIOI RS of the LIFE of PETII,.R. DANIEL •kvul HUET, Bishop of Avratiches ; written by Himself, Translated from tie Original. Latin, with copious wilts, Biogra phical and Critical.-By JOHN AIKIN, M. D. Printed for Longthan, Hurst, Rees, .and Orma,Paternoster row; and Cadet( and Davies, Strand. • HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF THE sourn OF INDIA. This clay was.ptiblisbed, in 4ta. illustrated with Maps, ' • - 'price f'2 '2s. boards, Volume the Ist, oflJ ISTORICAL SKETCHES of the SOUTH of in an-Attempt to trace the History of MYSOOR, froM the origin of the Hindu', Government of that. State, to the extinction of the Mohammedan Dynasty in 1799; founded Chiefly on Indian Authorities, collected - tr-the Author while officiating ' for several-years as Political Resident at the Court of Mysoor.. By Lieutenant-Colonel MARK WILKS. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees'and Orme, triaternoster.row. This day was published, In Two large Volumes Octavo, price Li . 4s. in boards, 'TREATISE on the BREEDING and MA NAGEMENT of LIVE STOCK, comprising. Cattle; Horses, Mules, Goats, Rabbits, Bees, Sheep, Asses, Pigs, Decr, Poultry, Fish, Ste. In which the Principles and Proccedin:s of the New School of Preedera are fully and experimentally discussed. To which are aeded directions fur Making Butter and Cheese, Curing Hams, Picklinz Pork and Tongues, Preserving Eggs, &c. Ste. With an _Appendix, containing Tables of „Prices in the Live and Dead M.rkets, some extraordinary Sales cf Cattle and Sheep, and other particulars. The whole interspersed with various information of importance to Breeden, Graziers, Farmers, and the Public at I: , rge. Elucidated by e.ght Copper-plates and several Engravings on Wool—By RICHARD PARKINSON, Author of "The Experienced fanner, the English Farmer in Ireland, a Farm in Anter:ca," &c. &c. Printed for R. Scholey, 46, Paternoster-row; and Cadell and Davies, Strand. THE Ft NE •AR ! . .i. 'This day was published, in large Quarto, price £t lit. and on Atlas Quarto, price L 1 iss. Number I. (to be continued Quarterly) of THE FINE ARTS cf the ENGLISH SCHOOL, comprising a Series of highly finished Engravings, from Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, by the must eminent Eng lish Artki ; each sullcct azcompanied by appropriate Historical, Descriptis e, Critical, or Biographical Letter-press. Edited by JOHN MUTTON, F. A. S. Printed for ,Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; J. Taylor, Holborn ; and W. Bond, Newman-street. , Contents cf No. I. t, A Portrait of John Dunning, Lord Ashburton ; from a Pic tni a by Sir Joshu a ßeynolds- —2. An Historical Composition, re ' ..yresenting Thetis bearing the Armour to Achilles ; West, P. RA. I ' 1 -3. A View of an Alto Relievo, represen:ing the passage from 1 the Lord's Prayer, of " Dzliver us from evil." Flaxh]m, R. A.- 4. An Elevation of the West Front of St. Paul's Cathedral Church, London. , --5. A Plan of the Sub •structure of the same Buildiu;,' ; Sir Christopher Wren ; both drawn by James Elmes. • TO ARCHITECTS. • PLYMOU TH, JANUARY 31, 1810. THE Mayor and Commonalty of Plymouth, will give Fifty Guineas for the best, and Twenty for the second^ best Plan, that shall heprolticed of a TAVERN, BALL ROOM, and 'THEATRE, In three distinct buildings ' proposed to be erected on a spot of land within the Borough of Plymouth, a ground plan of wbith may be inspected, and copies taken, at the Pilot Printing-Gaice, No. 104, Strand, Londotr; aradr. Trew- ' man's, Printer, Exeter; or at the Office of Mr. EdmandLockyers in Plymouth. , • The Bata-Room is to be the centre building,,the THICATiLE et the East, and the Tisv ERN at the West end of the ground, and may, if thought eligible, have communication. The Plan to contain an elevation of each building, with de signs and sections . of the Rooms and Offices . toll contained therein, according to the arrangement or scheme which may suggeoit%elf to the Artist, from the :pace or quantity of ground , allotted to the erection. &ma further 'particulars as to the else of the Ball-rOom, Theatre, and Tavern, and number of Apartments, wished for in them, may also be seen at the Above-mentioned places. Plans (with private marks) to be sent to the said Mr.Lockyer's Office by the mail crcbes, on or before the Sstb day of March next, soon after which their comparative merits will be decided on, and the parties offering Plans are desired to send their ad dress to the said Edmund Lockyer on or before the 25th' of April next. AN ESTATE " IN THAT DESERVEDLY ADMIRED TOWN OF READING, TO BE sotio, together or in part, situate in the centre and on the North side of Frier-street, consisting of ten spacious, strong built, durable corrAGES, a three-stall Stable, and other- Buildings, with or without a very excellent piece of Garden Ground; the whole has 5G feet front, which may he extendid almost double if required, and 276 depth ; each side of which is very revectably hounded. This Estate is parti cularly recommended to build upon, as it is a peculiarly healthy situation, and commands the pleasing union of secludes retire ment, with every v4riety of romantic scenery; and is at the same . time convenient for.leusiness of any kind whiCh requires room. It will be found also a very desirable object to those who wish to increase their income without *inking the principal, as it will be sold to pay nearly as much as annuity interest. This Estate is held by Lease on three lives, and on payment of a eery small fine certain, is renewable for ever. Enquire of Messrs. handy and Saunders, Solicitors, Reading, (if by letter, post must be paid).