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. . . - • ~, • ' - • • 4 .4 ..." .'., '*, t • • • • • ~;'• • - -.- - . . - . _ .t ) ..,•4:. -: ' . l). .. • 12' (~\ 4 .k t ) , \ Z;. i j t.c J ( tivo . 4. • it, _ 4 , - -- t . .: ~,._.•": r it • ° I . 1., 34 1 tr. . 4 i 1 k a ; „A t :. ........,..,_. i , : , ) 'C , il l /.- ks• ---__l , , , . .:... •P . 7 tt /A , N ' ...-- - ' 4l ' 4 - . ..--.. r'k . • ~'• ...._ . _ , _ ~a I , ~ ~~ ~ 1 WEDNFSDAI • FEBRUARY 28, 1810. .-- G. . _ [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY• NEW THE ATP F ROYAL, COVk.NT-GARDEN. TO•MORROW EVENING, MARCH 1, 1810, w• 11 be acted the Comedy of THE JEALOUS Lord Triiket, MA FARLEY; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. FAWCETT; Vr. Oakley, Mr. YOUN d • Major Oakley, Mr. COOKE ; - • Oakley, Mr. C. KE MBLE; Russet, Mr. MINDEN. lady Freelove, MA. WESTON ; Mrs. Oakley, Mrs. C. KEMBLE. To which will be added, the New Farce, called A BUDGET OF BLUNDERS. Tit: Characters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. us Tow, Mr. FARLEY, Miss BOLTON, Mrs. GIBBS, &c. Scm TA= r'lcring—No Performance. 'Hie Revenge ; with the Farce of Honest Thieves. ::it•malay, Every Mao in His Humour; with A Budget of ~.de:! This day was published, price 2s. r rHE REM, CAUSE of the DEPRECIATION of the NATIONAL CURRENCY EXPLAINED, and the B/IF ANS of REMEDY summested. • Printed for J. M. Richar dson, No. 1, Cornbill, opposite the. Royal Exchange. MAYOR MUTT, DECEASED. ALL Persons having any demands on Major STRUM', Third Dragoon Guards, deceased, art requesta to send an account of such demand to the Rev. S. Strutt, Execu tor, 49, Dean -street, SoZ. WEST-INDIA INTERESTS CONSIDERED. This day was published, price 4s. ASTATEMENT of FACTS, relating to the PRIME COST of SUGAR ; with OBSERVATIONS in BEHALF of WEST-INDIA PLANTERS. By FRANCIS ILSEY, Esq. late of Kingston, Jamaica. Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court ef Chancery, bearing date the 7th day of July, 1809, made in certain Causes, wherein his Majesty's Attorney General at the Relation of the Rev. John Rudall, Clerk, and the Rev. John White, Clerk, Informant, and the said John Ruda, Clerk, and the said John White, Clerk, Plitintiffa, the twelve Governors of the Hereditament& and Goods of the Church of Credi:on, otherwise Kyrton and others, are Defendants, ansl between his Majesty's Attorney General at the Relation of William Buller, Esq. !dor runt, the Mayor and Citizens of the City of Rochester and others, Defendants, the Creditors of the Charity Eltstr, vested in the twelve Governors of the Hereditanutas and Gov& of the Church of Crediton otheewise Kyrtori, are forthwith to come In and prove their Debts before RoiYdr OTLALL, Esq. ace of Ilre of the said Court, at his Chatnhe.ra, ea Scut B i tal . Chancery-lane London, or in default thereof they wiil be excluded tte benefit of the said Decree. REVIEW OF THE CONDUCT OF THE ALLIES. This day was published, price 3s. AREVIEW of the CONDUCT of the ALLIES; with OBSERV.ITIO&S on PEACE with FRANCE. Meth wens hoodniun fati sortisque futurr, Et servare modum, rebus sublata secundis. Vas ctt, Enzid X. 41 Peace is my dear delight." Pore. Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchauge. .ices for the Botes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New in Princes Place, Hart-ttreet, from ten tin four. This day was published, In Three Vols. 12mo. price 12s. in boards, ETHELIA ; a NOVEL. By MISS HARVEY, Author of the Governor of Belville, Tynemouth Castle, &c. Printed for H. Motley, Gainsborough; and sold by Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. On Monday next will be published, in 2 Vols. foolscap two. GERTRUDE of WYOMING. and MISCEL LANEOUS POEMS, amongst which are O'Counor's Child, and other Poems never before published. By THOMAS CAMPBELL, Author of the Pleasures of Hope, Printed for Longman, Mint, Rees, and Orme, Verner, Hood, and Sharpe, and J. Murray, London. TO ARCHITECTS. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY al, ISlearue - em- - • ill?, Mayor and Commonalty of Plymouth, vrln e Fifty Guineas for the best, and Twenty for the seemed ' • T , .., t hat shalt he produced of a TAVERN,IIA,LI, ROOM, • a)...,111',AiR17., in three distinct buildings, proposed to be rc . c. ! , n a T ot of land within the Borough of Plymouth, a r c‘f which may be in and copies taken, at the r , ,:•ing-o:Ece, No. 1(14, Strand, London •at Mr. Trews Vr i nter , Exeter ;or at the Office of Mr. Ed mund Lockyar, relm i5.)......1.-aoou is to be the centte budding, the TNEATRt the Last, Aad the TA vtl rt at the West end of the ground, and ray, if .bought tlihalle, have communication. h• Plant" contain an elevation of each building, with de igns and sections of the Rooms and O&es to be contained t ha i ,ja. accordlng to the arrangement or scheme which may swot itsdf to the Artist, from the spate or quantity of ground allotted to the et-teflon. Sole limbcr particulars as to the size of the Ball-room, Iltatre and raven, and number of Apartments, wished for in t ics, may also be seen at the above-mentioned places. 1'1434 (with private marks) to be sent to the saididr.Lockyees Olke.by the mail coaches, on or before the 25th day of March oat, soon after which their comparative merits will be decided w, aid the parties offering Plans are desired to sebd their ad bass to •41. e said Edmund Lodyer on or before the 25th of April next. -- --- JUBILEE, AND BIRTH-DAY HEAD-DRESS, Or, ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR, No. 119, BISHOPSGATE-STREET WITHIN. THE distingui•hed admiration bgstowed ty the Fashionable World at Court on the NeW Invention intro. RoSs during the late Jubilee, and the reputation which Li> a rsally attended his ornamental production, pre-eminently :dm alwve all competition. !ly i , :eoty years studious application to .the principles of his he has at length brought to complete perfection the sas:o.trwrdinary Head-dress ever oilered for Public approba tio, aul whic'a has obtained the apptdiation of Ross's Heads of Ihir. Art bete rises to the most perfect semblance of Nature ; the nperfirl:, of t , .e skin, and complexional colour of the Head are imitated, and appear as the ground-work and b.e.e qiii.•.vhleit the Ibis is filed. Y.7trq Article is so admirably constructed as to admit the most sdrrste assuiradon, witbnut tlie possibility of a discovery ; and the whole ststeiu is so exquisitely woyen, as to combine useful c and elcauce of taste, with the most happy appearances BEAUTIFUL WOMV. 'PIE greatest blemish. to Beauty is superfluous 1 Hairs on the Face, Neck, and Alum—HUBERT's RO SEITi. POWDER immediately remover them, is an elegant perfectly innocent and pleasant to us; price 4s. or two boa. parcel, is.—Sold by the, Proprietor, No. 23, Russell-street, Cr:ent.prLn; Overton, 47, Bond -street; Dunnett, 3, Cheap e; Spilshary, Doblin ; Batter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Gn-!.uns, Liverpool; Cattle, York; Gould, Bath; Hopkins, Hui ; Trewman, F.:deer; Pallister, Margate ; Gregory, Brigh- Binsteed, Bognor; Dicey, NorthaMpton ; Stretton, Not q-4,l)am ; Rusher, Reading; Brodie, Salisbury ; Wood, Shrews ; Searle, Leeds; Ruff, Cheltenham ; Tymbs, Worcester ; Pro,. 7, l3ris;o1; Sprange, Tunbridge Wens; Walker, Gloucester; 1te , ...!:r0n, Norwich ; Rooc, Stamford; Meadows, Ipswich ; lia!' , .cr, Newcastle ;•Gales, Sheffield ; Ponpleton, Newmarket ; Colchester; heron, Lincoln; Iveson, Wakefield; ; and in every town. ' i s Good allowance to dealers. LEAUeI'IFYING and PRESERVING -the TEETH. .11:DNER'S Superior PREPARED CIIAR a-J coAt. so much recommended by the • Faculty for its safe LA antiseptic properties fur cleaning, preserving and making the beautifully white, in boxes, at 21. and 2s. 9d. each—. and s , ibri9u for curing the scurvy, bracing the Gums, preven ts:l'o , :h-ach, al.l unpleasant breath, in bottles at 2.5. 6d. and each. From the great reputation the above Preparations Iv; squired, many imitations are daily offered for sale, the true citare ,t;neti Etim. I.ardner on the label. Sold wholesale and lael, turner of Albany, Piccadilly, and retail by Newhery . and St. Paul's Church-yard; Rigge, Chcapside ; Vade, Corn- Li; Davison and Son, Fleet-street 1-Ward, Holborn ; Eacon, No - a -street ; and most Venders of genuine Medicines. BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE. WITHERS' BALM of Q UITO, -price 2s. 9d. is the best remedy in the universe for Nervous Complaints, most powerful restorative and re-animating Balm of Life and Wit, and the safest and best Medicine irr the world. It is not r:ttaderd that this Medicina can arrest the progress of Nature; but it is asserted and proved, that it will restore heath even where t e coiitti!ution appears to have been irreparably injured. Those 16 0 hays unpaired their health by a residence in hot and unheal tj_dircales; th? young of either sex, whose infirmities threaten ilrli:Lfe old age, a lit e o f m i ser y, and an early dissolution ; and fix mire advanced in years, whose tottering sapless frames ap- Fit' withered andolmost worn out, are the more immediate ob tt' •:.is soothing Balm the benign influence of which may r • zl!dcd t o t h e w h o l e clan of Valetudinarians ; for in ail cases its all ages, where the solids are relaxed, where the constitu _li_hli received a shock, o r is by any means debilitated, this re 71*.iv': and re•a n i mat i ng B a l m o f Lif e an d H ea l t h will produce h-tapiest effects; the sold and tremulous aeries will be and steadied; the relaxed fibres will he braced and ren ,leil firm; the mu sc l es w ill b e i nv i gorate d ; t h e s i news w ill b e ; 7 1thened, the emanated limbs will be covered with firm flesh, "hzicteil venels will be replenished, that impoverish, d watery : 11 " 11 10ecorne rich and balsamic, and its languid circulation Jed to the sanative impetus which is the true criterion of ; languithirooping spirits will be revived and exhilarat• %,,,i,ligvstton will he romoted-a-in short, tit.: tone of the nerves 2 = Teasing, and p by these means the whoic constitution will th e4 °'.itti• Feebleness, lassitude, :minty, melancholy, and all rctsblt symptoms of disease, will vanish ; and strength, n ek ' s erenity, and every evidence of renovated health will be asker 4 sae of taking this inestimable Balm in due time, rt to the directions for use which accompany each bottle. 1114 rii ii 'e Una of Quito is prepared and sold by W. Withers, ta t , 22 9, Strand, Lotdon ; Retail by Lathbury, Liverpool; wa Patent Medicine Company, South Bridge, Bdioburgh ; 'irdeen ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Sbap , Portsmouth ; zsz. - C r ' i rlYmouth ; Congdon, Plymoutis4aock ; Barry and 'lut ist i r4 : i ; and all s‘q.i.r.obie Medicine Venders, price its. 9d. THE INDIAN ARMY. On Thursday next will be published, in Bvo. price Ss. 6d. A .FAITHFUL ACCOUNT, supported by Au- theistic Documents, of the RISE, PROGRESS, and ACTUAL STATE of the late UNFORTUNATE INSUR REC TION in the INDIAN ARMY. In a Letter, just received from a Madras Officer. Printed fur John Murray, 32, Fleet-street : and sold also by every other Bookseller. Lately published, price 12s. NUMBER I. of A COLLECTION OF ETCHINGS OF SHIP. PING, BARGE, FISHING BOATS, and other Vessels, commonly met with on the British Coasts, Rivers, and Canals. By CORNELIUS VARLEY. The present Work is submitted by its Author as useful to the purposes of Painters. An arrangement will be attended to in the -nurse of its publication, by which the several descriptions of Ves sels peculiar to the same scenery, will be, as nearly as possible, clas.ed together; and the fidelity with which the accompaniments will be ai.apted to the principal objects in each Plate, is a ground upon which he hopes it may be recommended, as a Work of use ful reference, even to others betides the professional and amateur Artist. May be had of J. Valley, N 0.15, Broad-street, Golden-square; and C. Varley. No 7, Junction Place, Paddii g.ou Green. DESIGNS FOR FURNITURE. This day was published, Elegantly engraved in Agnatinta on 158 Plates, Royal Quarto, pricein boards, £4 14s.•ticl. awl ulegswely coloured, £7. t is. ad. A COLLECTION of DESIGNS for HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE and IN EERIOR DECORATION, in the most approved and elegant Taste, with various Designs for Rooms, Geometrical and in Perspective, shcwing the Decora tions, Adjustment of the Furniture, &c. also some general Obser vations and a Description of each Plate. By GEORGE SMITH, Upholder Extraordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Published by J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. The Paris, containing 5r Plates, &c. may be had separately, price each .T. 11s. Ud. plain, and £2. 12s. ad. coloured. A NEW ATLAS FOR SCI - jOOLS. This day was published, in Royal 4to. price lbs. nearly half-bound, OSTELL's NEW GENERAL ATLAS.—Con taining distinct Maps of all the principal States and King doms throughout the World, from the latest and best Atithori • ties, including a Map of Ancient Greece, and of the Roman Em pire, the whole correctly engraved upon 30 plates, royal 4to. and beautifully coloured outlines. Printed tor C. Cradock and W. Joy, (successors to the late Thomas Ottell), No. 39. Paternoster-row. N.B. The tante Work , full coloured, price One Guinea. The Publishers offer the above Atlas to Schools, as the most correct, the most elegant, and at the same time the cheapest ever exceuted. They have no hesitation in saying, that it wants only to be seen to be universally adopted ; it is already used in many of the most respectable Seminaries in the Empire. %' By taking it in quantities a liberal allowance will be made. Where may be had . , just published, price 3s. bound in red, Guy's School Geography, on a new and improved plan, with Maps, drawn under the immediate inspection of the Author.— By Joseph Guy, Professor of Geography, &c. Great Marlow. A NEW GEOGRAPHY, Accompanied by a Pair of ADAM'S New Globes, now ready. On Monday, the first of January 1810, was published, to be completed in Twenty-four Monthly Parts, Part I. price Six - Shillings and Sixpence ; or, for those who may prefer it In Weekly Numbers, on the following Saturday was published, Number I. price One Shilling and Sixpence; to be completed in One lluadred and Four Weekly Numbers, making two very large and splendid Volumes in Quarto, illustrated with 100 En ravings, NEW and COMPLETE SYSITA, of MO DUN GEOGRAPHY, or the NATURAL and POLITI CAL HISTORY of the PRESENT STATE of the WORLD. , and, in Ey JOHN SMITH, I.L.D. This New Geography will unite as its character. great part, as its peculiar features, I. Descriptions of all Countries, compiled from the latest and best Authorities In the English, French, German, and Spanish Languages; and arranged according to the mostz approved Me tbods of statistical Writers. 11. Graphic Representations of the Manners and Characters of all People, of the peculiar Features of all Countries, and of all those Cities in'the World which form the Metropolis of each se parate Kingdom and Empire. lit. A Collection of new /Alps of all Countries, equal or superior to those given in any existing Geography or separate Atlas.. IV. A Pair of Adam's nine •iuch Globes, from new Drawings, which include all the latest improvements and Discoveries, cal culated to perfect a System of Geography In every Family and Seminary of Education, now ready for Delivery. And with the twelfth Monthly Part,orfifty-seeondWeekly Num ber, will be given a nine-inch Terrestrial Globe made , by Adams, (Mathematical Instrument Maker and Globe Maker to his Ma- j jetty;) and, with the 24th Part, or one hundred and fourth weekly Number, will be given a corresponding Celestial Globe, by the sante Maker; the Pair, such as sells in the Shops at Three Guineas. Persons disposed to possess themselves of one or both Glebes, wi:hout waiting for the periodical Publication, may do so on purchasing the first two Parts, or the nine tirs: Numbers, and paying a Guinea per Globe in advance. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. CO, Paternoster row ; and to be !slides published of all Booksellers and Newsmen.' N. B. Those who wish to p ,s• ess this new and superior Geo , - gravity **ow.** Worse, isaiii4vt: the Farts at 51. eacsi. This day was published, price 2s. CURSORY REMARKS on CORPULENCE. By a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Think not, ye Candidates for health, That aught can gain the wibh'd-tor prize; (Or pill or potion, power or wealth,) But temperance and exercise. Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown Court, Princes-street, Soho. Where may be had, just published. Daubenton's Ob,errati ins on Indigo ton. 'Third Edition, with Additions, by Dr. Btchan, price is. tkl. I.AUGHING AGRICULTURIST. This day was published, the '1 bird Canto, price 3s. 6d. Canto. I. and 11. price 2s. ed. each, pU'RSUITS of AGRICULTURE- I a Satirical Poem, in 'Three Cantos, with Notes. Printed for Stockdulc, jun. 41, Pall Mall. Where may he had, in one large volume royal *lvo. price £1 Is. Being the best work on Horses and Farm Cattle extant, A Complete Treatise on Farriery; comprising the transactions or modem practice °Lute Veterinary Art, in regard to the Dis eases of Animals—including those of Horses, Cows, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, &c Intended as a Compendium to the young Veterinary Snrgecm, Farrier, Grown, Farmer, Grazier, &c. By J. Feron, Veterinary Surgeon, 15th Light Dragoons. ACKERMANN's REPOSITORY OF ARTS, 101, STRAND. On the Ist of 'March will be published, In royal 4to. price Two Guineas, a Second Edition, of THE RELIGIOUS EMBLEMS ; being a series of Twenty-one Engravings on Woad, by Messrs. C. Neserr, BRANSTON, CLENN LL and Hots ; after the Designs of J. THURSTON, Esq. and drawn on the Blocks by himself. The Descriptions written By the Rev. J. THOMAS, A. M. Chaplain to the Earl of Cork and Orrery. This work is a striking example of the perfection to which Wood-Engraving is capable of attainlog ; and it may with truth he said to contain the most finished and masterly specimens which the art has ever produced. THE MICROCOSM OF LONDON. R. ACKERMANN has the honour to inform the Subscribers to this Work, that it is now concluded, and he begs leave to mention that the Gentlernen and Ladies who have not completed their sets, are requested to send for the requisite Numbers immediately, or the Publisher cannot engage to furnish them at a future time. A few copies of the Work remain unsold, which may be pur chased for 13 guineas, in 26 Numbers, foaling three Vols. and containing 104 beautifully coloured Prints of the most interesting scenes in London, besides Vignettes and Title Pages, after the most accurate and interesting Designs, by Messrs. Pugin and Rowlandson. This day were published, price 12s. in boards, OCCASIONAL ESSAYS on various Subjects, chiefly political, that have occurred during the present Reign. Containing various Tracts relating to the Dispute with and Independence of America—The Grievances complained of by the People of Boston, in North America, which gave rise to the American War, and the Lost of the Thirteen Provinces, andehe First and Second Royal Charters granted to the Colony of Massa chusset's Bay in the Reigns of Charles I. and William and Mary —Others on the great Atrocities and Cruelties committed during the French Revolution—On the Innocence of Louis XVI. and Reasons why the War with France in 1793 could not be avoid.:d —Many relating to the State of Great Britain itself, viz. on the Exclusion of,Mr. Wilkes from the klinise of Commons, in conse quence of an Expulsion from it notwithstanding his Re•election to it by the Freeholders of Middlesex-On Persons in Holy Orders being rendered ineligible to serve as Members in the House of Commons—On the Doctrine of Libels--A short View of the glo rious Revolution in 1688 contained in a preface to a late new edi tion of the Debates is the lipase of Conicacm in October ICllO— the Exclusion of the then Dukeof York from tbeSuccession to the Throne, on account of his zealous attachment to the Romish Religion—Some interesting Papers on the Slave Trade—On the Right of Search of Neutral Vessels, and on Legishtive Union with Ireland-.-Some relating to Canada, and on the injudicious Measure of permitting a Popish Bishop to reside in the Province of Quebec —Likewise some relating to Popery, in which are contained the Papist's bloody Oath of Secrecy, and Litany of in tercession for England ; and a curious one, printed-in 1680, enti tied " Rome a great Customhouse for Sin, or a Table of the Dis pensations and Pardons for Villanies and Wickednesses of various kinds, with the several Sums of Money given and to be paid for them"—Together with two excellent Tracts of the celebrated John Milton, the - Author of Paradise Lost; thenne on the Liber ty of Unlicensed Priming, entitled Areopagitic i, and the other on Toleration ; and some other curious and scarce Tracts, written in the reigns of Queen Elizabeth and Charles I. and 11, Sold by J. White and Co. Horace's Head, Fleet-street. [ Of whom may be had, recently published, 1. Historiz Anglicans, circa Tempus Conquestus Anglia a Oulielmo Notho, Normannorum Duce, selects. Monuments; in quarto, price Li 84. in boards. 2. The Curse of Popery and Popish Princes; to the Civil Go. i verument and Protestant Church of England ;Svc. 6s. In boards. Mit THE BENEFIT OF.THE UNDERWILI VERS. sussi:x. TO BE S 01.1) by AUCTION, At' the Crnwn lon, Selsey, on Thormlay; the t at of March, 1810 At Noou, _ THE VOLLOWING GOODS, for Home Consumptioo 19 Puncheons of Old Jamaica Runt. 3 Hogsheads Raw Silf At. 0 Pieces Lotwo..d. • Beirg part of the Cargo of the s 4 iip ROYAL EDWARD, Yoh?: Muirhead, Master, fron. Jamaica to London, lately wrecked at Selsey Bill. Fait et the Ruts to the amount of £1047 will be sold daty• free, to pay salvage expences, by permission of the Honottrable Boards of Custom and Excise. . The Rurn may be rested by applying to the Officers at the boat house, at Selbey ; and the Sugar and LoEwood may be viewed at the Custom.house at this Fort two days before the Sale. For catalogues and further particu!mrs apply to Mes,ri. M,,rray and Cobby, Agents for the Coast of Sussex, at their Olhce, Little London, Chichester ; or at the Office of 11. Wildman, Esq. Fen court, et church -street, London. TIMBER, BUCKS. For immediate SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, • A QUANTITY of OAK, ELM, ASH, and other TIMBER, now stmding iu Wo.ids and enclosure., r in the vicinity of Taplow and Maidenhead Bridtv, which will be Sold in Lots,innounting to from X.JUO to A . lOOO. I . lleWilitt - r Woods mast be taken down, and paid for immediately, and the Oak as coon as the season will admit. For Particulars, apply to Mr. hurie, at the 1212ettl'3 H..ad, Taplow, who will attend to shew the huhu . . No applications by letter will be Et mded to unless the postage is paid. CAPITAL IRON WORKS and WHARF, et CHATHAM. To be SOLD by,AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, the 9th of March, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, London, by Order of the Assignees, With immediate pus. scales, ." CHATHAM IRON FOUNDERY and ROLL. ING MILLS, with an excellent Wharf and neat Dweling House, most desirably situate on the River Medway, near die Victualling Office, with spacious Mill-house, Stearn Engine of 22-horse power, a Crtme, Erections, and Utens Is conned on a - proved principles for Manufacturing Castings, Tl:u. an Bolt G, , • Hoops and Rods, Anchors and Iron iu general, recently repairea and improved; the whole in complete order and at work, Mid b/ an agreement for a Lease for twelve years and three quart4rs un expired, on terms extremely favourable tor entering on so vetia. ble a concern, eminently improvenble, w ith comparatively a small advance of Capl:al. May be viewed and descriptive particulars had on the pre mises; the Crown, Richer er; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scatt, 28, New Bridge-street. INSURRECTION TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS. Just published, price 4s. board. , 'THE FEMALE ECONOMIST ; or, a Plain S) 'T tem of Cookery, for the' se of private Utilities; containing 850 valuAble Receipts. By Mrs. 53411 - 11 This is the cheapest and most useful Cookery Book extant; and it is only by a very extensive sale, (which from every appearance will be unprecedented) that the publishers expect remuneration. London : Primed for Mathews and Leigh, No. 18, Strand ; and sold by the booksellers, stenciller', and news carriers through out the United Kingdom. SPANBH and PORTUGUESE LANGUAGES. This day were published, In 12mo. price Ys. (id. bound, PRACTICAL EXERCISES; intended to facili tate the speedy Acquisition of the Spanish Langtrage. By C. LAISNE, Teacher of Languages. A simil3r Wok for the Portuguese..—Also, by the same Author, Chisies ; or Entertaining Stories.la Spanish, with &Vocabulary, f u r the use of Learners. Sold by Dulau and Co. Soho•square; T. Hamilton, N 0.37, Paternoster-row; R. Ogle, Holborn; Boosey, Broad -street; and by the Author, No. 2 t, Haughton-street, Clarc-market. THE LLLWENY ES IATE, NORTH WALES. To be SOLD by AUCTION, bYRINSTANI,Bir and SON, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, Loudon, in the month of May, unless previously diiposed of, THE very Extensive and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the noble Mansion of Liewrny Hall, which contains ample accommodations for a family of the first distinction, together with new erected and very commodious Bleach Works, Water Corn Mill, and Iron Forge, all well sup plied with Water, a Public House, and several improveable . Farms, the whole containing mar Four 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 Clwyd, most beauti fully situate in the Vale of Clwyd, in th•- '.:ounties of Denbigh and Flint, North Wales, three miles from Denbth, six from :it.- Asaph, eight from Ruthin, twelve from Abergely, and 24 from Chester. Due Notice of the Days of Sale will be given :n this and other Papers. In the interim the Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Huxford, at Lleweny Hall.— PA rticulars with Plans annexed • wilt be ready in a few weeks, and may be then bad of Messrs. Manley and J. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, London; of Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row ; of Mr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, Whitchurch, Shropshire • of Mr. Calveley, Surieyor , Sta t pleford, near Chester; of Mr. Thomas Winstanley, Auctioneer, Liver pool; of Messrs. Kay and Renshaw, Manchester ; M r . Wynne, Solicitor, Mold; Mr John Jones, Ruthin; Mr. Hughes, Den• bigh ; and of Messrs. Copland and Pemberton, Shrewsbury. NORFOLK, FEBRUARY, 1810. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AMOST Valua'3le FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the parish of South Lynn, All siOnts, within the Borough of King's Lynn. in the County of Norfolk : Consisting of a Capital Mansion or Dwelling-house pleasantly situa:ed iLI the said parish of South Lynn, cOntainim , two Par lours, one of which is very spacioui, large Hail, go od Kitchen, and Back Kitchen, suitable Sleeping-rooms and attics, large arch ed Cellars, and a spacious Garden in the front , df the House, planted with wall, fruit and other trees; and an excee di ng goo d piece of pasture land ad j oining walled in , ut about an acre, plant ed with vines and various other fruit trees, pleasant summer house, together with a coach-house and three stalled stable, and tsitable out-offices, as the same leas been for some years past, and still is in the occupation of the Rev. J. Temple. The possession of-this estate may be bad on the cud, of March next, Also, an exceeding good Dwelling-house adjoining the above, consisting of two keeping parlours, kitchen, back kiteken, four chambers, and two attics, and a small garden ; a three-crated stable and a flagged stone yard, with cool-house and out-offices, and a good cellar • now in the occupation of Mr. Jos e ph W a ll s . Also another cellar; a•ijniiiing the above, consisti.lg of one parlous- and kitchen, two chambers and an attic, cellar and a Bag stone yard, stable tor ore horse, coal-house and out offices; now in the occupation of Mr. John Ealtton. Posscss:on of the two last mentioned estates may be had on the 24th June next. N. B. All the above-mentioned Estates arc brick and tiled, and in good repair, and moderately assessed to the L an d T ax. The Poor Rates o f this Perish are comparatiyely small with those in King's Lynn, which is an adjoinirg parish, the parish of Sontli Lynn paying only four shillings in the pound yearly, while tiro rates in the parish of King's Lynn pay from thirteen to fotin•ep shainge in the pound. For peke and particulars, apply to Mr. Harrikins, Solicitor, Lynn, Worfolk ; or Mr.Joteph Walls, who will show tIeGOMM OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Fahroary 15, 1814. 1 1 .14 E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Md- JASTY": ORDNANCE, do he. Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday the 2d day of March next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Tackle Hooks, Si. and various other Articles of Iron for service of this Department for a period of three years. , Proposals for any Article contained in dot List will be received, and Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upae application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the ''own, where further pant- culars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract. may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office io Pal 4 Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, f where also the Proposals must be delivered, seated up, and en ° horsed " Propose!, for Tactile Hooks, ate But so proposal w can be admitted after the said 2d day of March next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be no ticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, *Mal .uteott—By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secrrtary.