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• . • - .i~ -. NEVER ACTED. .sr.ATRE-ROYAL, DRURY‘LANE. • • rflilS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, their bdajinitfa Sauanto will uet a New Drama, in L Acts, laed THE SIEGE OF ST. QUINTIN ; • OR, SPANISH, HEROISM. IVlth new Settety, Music, Dresses, and Decorations. Ike Overture and Alusic composed and selected by Mr. HOOK. SPANIARDS. Emanuel Philip (Duke of SaVoy), M. PirfNAM ; Count Egmont (the General), Mr. ELLisToN ; Theodore (his Son), Master WALI.ACK ; y verar d (the Military Itlinstrel), Mr. BR AHAM ; Bertram, Mr. DE CAMP ; Alvarez, Mr. RAY ; Miguel, Mr. MILLER ; of Egmont), Mts. H. SIDDONS. EN Ginn. Sir Lelnster Kildare, Mr. JOHNSTONEs Captain, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Jack, Mr. PENLEY ; Officers, Mr. LAURENT,-Mr. ROBERT; Srrjrant Sturdy, Mr. COOKE ; Soldieri, Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNIIM; an guars, Master DOURHOOSET, Master HUCKEL. Faemen. De Corny (Governor of the Coale), Mr. RAYMOND; Laroche, Mr. SMITH; igfieers,Messts. WEBB, FAIRBROTHER, CHATTERLEY, GOODMAN, AUSTIN ; Soldiers, Messrs. ObIIEK, MALE, WELL 4, CARBOIS, Sae. Rasa De Valmont, Miss RAY; Margaret, Miss 'TIDWELL. To which will be added the Farce of THE SPOIL'D CHILD. Old Pickle, Mr. MATHEWS ; Tag, Mr. PALMER; Jnint, Mr. PENLEY ; Little Pickle (first time,) Miss KELLY; . Miss Pickle, Mrs. SPARKS. to-morrow, the Sultan. Rozalana Mrs. Jordan. Oa Saturday, the Three and the Detsee. NEVER ACTED. - THE NINO'S 'THEATRE, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBERIO, Their Majesties Servants will act a New Unita Melo-Dra matis Opera, in Three Acts, called THE EXILE. "Pie Music, Scenes, Dresses, and Desorations are entirety new. The Overture and Music composed by dr. ;lazzingbi. The whole arranged under the direction of Air. Farley. Count Utrick the Exile, Mr. POPE ; Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN ; Baron Altradorff, Mr. LIS TON ; Count Calmar, Mr. INC.LIDON ; 1 he Patriarch, Mr. CRESWELL ; The Czarowitz Master GOODWIN ; ikon, Cr. YOUNG, (being his fist appearance on this stage.) 'Ntrettien, Mr. JEFFRIE.i; Riniski, Mr. MURRAY; l'ernach, Mr. CHAPMAN; Servitz. Mr. FAWCETT. The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER. Sedans, Mis. GIBBS ; Alezina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS ; Anna, Mrs. LISTON ; Villager, Mrs. EMERY. la Act. 11. the Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth. The Dances (composed by Mr. Bologna, jun.). to be performed by the Misses Adams, and the Corps de Ballet. Ts which will be added the Farce of THE JEW AND THE DOCTOR. Mr. Bromley, Mr. EMERY; Doctor Specific, Mr. MURRAY ; . . Mr. Changeable, Mr. FARLEY ; Mrs. Changeable, Mrs.DIBDIN ; Emily, Mrs. FAWeET r Betty, Miss BRISTOIA'. The doors to be opened at half past five, and to begin at half past six. Er Youth Night of a Grand Spectacle, In which Mrs. Astley will appear for the fourth rinse this Season. OLYMPIC PAVILLION, NEWCASTLE-STREE T', STRAND. (Established by authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) THIS PRESENT EVENING,NOVEM BE R 10, Friday 11, and Saturday 12, (4th time these eight years, with new Scenery, Dresses, sad Decorations), the Grand Naval Spectacle of BLACKBEA RD ; OR, THE CAPTIVE PRINCESS. Blackbeard, Mr. Crussman ; Orr (his 'wile), Miss Greville Poar the Royal Circus, her fourth appearance); and the Captive rinces, Mrs. Astley. Equestrian Exercises, by the Double Company ; particularly tar. :kith's Flying Act of Hursemanchip—Various Comic Songs by Mr. Johannot.—To 'conclude with (10th time) a New Comic l'antomithe, callod THE MAGIC URN. Harlequin, Mr. Crosaman ; Clown, Mr. Norman ; And Columbine, Mrs. Parker. h the horse of the Pantomime, a Pas de Deux, in Clogs, by Messrs. Crossman and Norman. Doors open haifpast five ; begin at half-past six.—Boxes 46. Pit ::s.—Gallery ts.—Seeond price ball-past eight. •.• The :drive Pntert.dinments continuing to be received with anhounded apptause, will be repeated every Evening this week. .I)sys, 3'1% . • re 1 ... 1 ts. (Pla t t -I '' ruc. &leiter'? - 6 - 50 lirgriEn NE THEATIWAI lc PRESENT PRIZE WINE i F RENCH PORT, the Produce of the Portugal Grape, transplanted in the South of France—a Wine that, if merely tasted, will supercede the drinking of Portugal Wine ; 17' it possesses all its richness, with the strength and flavour of Cla- -4 ret ; and the Agent for the sale of it, (coin experience of twelve years personal services in the lab Company, Navy and Army, ; recotnmends it as particularly worthy the attention of Naval and 4 Military Messes.--3500 Dozens to be disposed of (the residue of i WOO dozens) at 545. per dozen, with a quantity of most excellent j and calics& French White Wine, at 545.; a.td 40 dozens Madeira, 4 at 755. per dozen ; bottles included. ~1 Applications to be made to Mr. A. Todd, Army stud Prim 1 Agent, 35, Great Tufton-steset, eolleget-street, Westminster. o NEW LO'ITERY. TO BEGIN DRAN,WiNG lea IDLCEMBER, LSO& me SCHEME.. L 4 of Xio,ooo are _Ato,cioo 10,000 • . 20,000 2 5,000 . 10,000 6 lOW 1.4000 10 $OO ~ , ,,,x)0 , '2O •=lll. 100 ......... 2,1 1 00 44 so ~ ,4 , 0 r no us —_ 2,500 I • 1420 1.5 •••••••• 72,3 C.) ••••••••••••ID ........... . VAC Tidies. A 200,000 T H E CligMt of 041 Lottery exceeds all others, as it about . * its CAPITAL PRIZEk ; and, in # wirrios to the usual SUM allOtterl by Coverriment, the Contractor has per. r:issiott of the I.ords of the Treasury for bite to make a FREE 6 Gill' of 1000 WHOLE'S:MEETS. the value of which it it k impossible to Cilklikliti as din may imiltabilithe following Capita: Prizes ; r 4 of A-24,000 1 6 of ti,ooo 2 .IU,OoO 10 • 500 2 4,000 rat 100 duo. JP. ~ There are sopoo Tickets ,J 0 the Lottery, yith Not Thru tanks to a Prize ; but there are only 19,00 u 'tickets fur Sate.— . A speed] purchase is therefore isieessary, as superioe Benelktit sirs meatballs -panictilat Tickets arswo ale Furst and Secsand Days and .tat whole Leetety ' , gibe drawa in Vow VaY*. .01. Shatosers entitled i,o a.Provertion Gips above fieneots. 0.• Ticket. and Shire: are seMialt Et etter;" tictsited :Atter! °fact. i and hi their Agents. .:.~~- ' : • • s• + : "*. .t. 4 • • .57 %.I.■ • • 4 .4 - 111110111 0 ,x4;z1,4,1171/1 • ‘4l:* '4 l " . - • • S 61 , • - r4.4IPT 0 * - 3IA . - • .4" - - • lI C (* AP ' al . • - • "ft t 4/MMANSURAO~BaIi 7 Tl 4 CTRS oXY; NOY, t;'ll4 BE it, ~1808.#), . • ... : - z ADMIRALTY' OFFICE, Mearsimr 9, ISO& MY LORD tenvfmrssloNEßs of the AD -1 MIRALTY having ordered his Majesty's Bomb Vessel Firaz to be stationed OFF THESCAW to Wary a FLOATING LIGIIT-for the safety of the Conveys pa.sing or repassing ; and the said Vesief being directed to take her Bearings as follows: viz.—The Scaw Light House to be brought to bear . W. N. W. by Compass, siz Miles, when the outer End of the Reef will hear N. W. by N. by Compass, distant three Miles--tNottce thereof is . lirOyirlvts for the information of the Matters and Pilots of his Majesty's Ships, and for the benefit of Navigation in general. Notice is hereby also given, that my Lords Commissioners of the ALmiralty have received information that the Enemy have shewn FALSE LIGHI'S'ON THE COAST OF JUTLAND, with a view f of deceiving the Vessels navidad:4444Seve• • - W. W. POLE. KIRKCUDBRIGHT, °cross: 11,1900. . O _,ENtRAL Annual Michaelmas 241. ft die `h•-• Freeholders, Commissioners of Stip*, aad olidurs of the Stsseartry of Kirkeudlirithr, COPLAND, of CoWalton, Esq. Advocate. diesel Priem. On the Motion of the Rev. Dr. Davie Lessistrrost &num" seconded by Sir Luisa HALL. of Donglass. Kart. the Most .unansmously agreed to address the King on the glorious and .cessful exertions made by the People of Spain and Portugal for the maintenance of *their National Independence, and upon the 'liberal, timely, and effectual aid which his Majesty hoe. been •pleased to afford than. And the Meeting appointed a Cumnsittte to prepare an Address, who having withdrawn, renapplkulikitike Draught of an Address. which was unanimously ogiorseedettY the Meeting. And the Meeting directed the Adgresl _to be err • tend in their Record, and a copy thereof Ably •erigimierti all -sabecribiul by the Praises to be neutrino! to the RDA at Sira• emit the Lord Lieutenant of the Stewartry, to be by,bluseueessid, to his Majesty . And after the Address has.benp PrparttlYsa the King, the Meeting directed the Clerk to publish, the Manes la the STAR of London, the Edinburgh Advertiiir. intt the fries Journal. The following is a Copy of the Address which was laidlosiate, the King on the 17th day of October imp:it; TO THE KING'S MOST. EXCELLENT MAJESTY. Mos r GaACIOUS SOVIRIEDIII ' We your Majesty's dutiful nod iirrat Subjects the Freeholders. Commissioners of Supply, and Laodholders of the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, in our General Aaapal Michaelmas Meeting assembled, desire humbly to approach the Throne with the warmest assurances of our affectionate attachment. We congratulate your Majesty open the glorious and success ful exertions made by the People of Spain and Portugal fortis maintenance of their National Independence, nod uiuna timely, and effectual aid which your Majesty has been plemed to afford them; and we trust that a continuance of the same ener gies will ultimately overturn that system of oppression *bids threatened to change the Destinies, and extinguish the libessisa. of Continental Europe. We lament that any circumstance should have occesped to east a shade upon a scene illustrated by 10 'many 'sgkadld victories; but we rely on your Majesty's wisdom, that the most expedient measures will be adopted to satisfy the Public mind spots svoils• ject so interesting to the National honour. Sired in our Name, in our pretense, sad by ow apP6MG• meat, at Kirkcudbright the Eleventh day of Cheaoher, is • the Year One •i L• Eight Hundred and Eight. (Signed) ALEX , 00PLA,ND,.Promiie. 1 1 7671.14iLtNG OFFICE, Nevesuber 9, THE coMirissiONEßs for VICTU4LLEVG XIS IifAJESTI's ArAre iindy giw Notirr, That on Friday the 2Sth instant, they will be ready to recelY tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat fur Two Hundred 'Toni of ROSE CORK (seconds) BUTTER or BRITISH BUTTER of equal goodness, and for Three Hundred and Fifty Tons of CHEuHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE or GLOU CESTERSHIRE CHEESE or CHEESE of equal goodness; to be delivered one half thereof in oqe month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into his j%.Ltjesty's Victualling Stores at the Ports, and in the proportiont undermentioned, viz : Cheese. ► 100 Teas. 300 - 150 Butter. DEPTFORD 50 PORTSMOUTH w 50 PLYMOUTH 160 —550 And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the 'Contracts way be seen at the Secretary's OMee. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price thell moth? iniertedies words et length, or that shall not he &livered to the Board hefire One °Thiel on the said Fri&j, the 25th inetant, nor nn led t the Arian who waters the nailer, or lams Pewit en hit Way; ,tten✓s So anew,► 'eke.' called Iltr. IRON WORKS, SOUTH WALES. BE DISPOSED OF, an eligible Situation fur extensive Works, econpritiPpaurnace, Poop. sod Build logs for Residence of Workmen, with au inexhaustible supply of good Coal, liuu Ore, Limestone, and Fire-Clay.—Fos particuLvs apply by letter (putt ?obi) addressed to A. Z. at tho LOAM Coffee House, Ludgate-Hill, ORDNA.VeI OF F/Ci, N. mixer 2, I we. THE PRINCIPAL" OFFICERS of HIS M 4. JES77"s ORDNANCE, do herdy give Nosier, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday the 2d day of December next, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the supply of sTovEs, RANGES, and other IRON ARTICLES, for serving of this Department, for a period of three years. Patterns of the Articles may be seen, upon application at the Principal Store-keeper's Office in the Tower, where further par. titulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known ; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Stoves, Ranges, &c." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d day of December, at twelve o'clock az noon of the same day. neither will any Terpler be n► deed unless the party snaking it, or an agent in his behalf 'bap attend. By Order of the Board,. R. If. CREW, Secreta►y. DUTIES ON PiroYirs OF FOREIGN OR COLONIAL POSSESSIONS OR SECURITIES. THE PROPERTT ACT of the 46th of his present ' Majesty, direct?. That 'Profits, arising from Foreign Posses sions or Foreign Securities, or in any of his Majesty's Dominions beyond the Seas, shall be Assessed by the Cominissioners acting for London, Bristol: Liverpool, or Glasgow, at or nearest to which such property shall have bees first imported, or at cr nearest to which the Person who shall have received Remittances shall reside ; and the Aet of the 48th of his present Majesty di rects, That whenever the Produce or Profits arising as aforesaid shall have been imported into ur received by any person partly in the Port of London, and partly is any of ohe Outposts above mentioned, the whole of such Produce or Profits shall be assess ed by the Commissioners of London, and rizO eliewhere; and whenever such produce or profits shall have been wholly impor ted into or received by any person in the Outports above men tion:A, but in difi,:•rent parts, in two or more of such Outports, the whole thereof shall be assessed at that Port at which the mo or part in value shall have been imported or rec..ived, provided that the returns of sorts produce or profits shall be deltv:red to the Commissioners at each of the pla:es at which any part • hereof shall have been imported or received. It being also further direct ed, by the raid just mentioned Act of the 46th of his present Majesty, 'That the Agent or Receiver of such Produce or Pro fits shall be charged for the same, and shall be answerable for all acts required to be done for assrs%ing and paying the duties on such property, whether the Owner or Proprietor be resident in Great Britaii or not, under the penalties contained in the said Acts His Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Tales hereby give Notice, That strict inquiries are now making as to alt Pro petty 60 imported or received, and by whom or on whose ac- Count; but, being desirous to avoid the infietios of Penalties, they hereby require, that all Persons, who, es Owners or Pro 'prieton, or as Arcot' or Receivers of Profits or of Property, of the descriptions above mentitoted, shall have received the same in Great Britain, and who have neglected or omitted to comply with the provisions of the Acta now recited, by not delivering full and complete Returns for the current and any former year for v inch they may be Id default to the Commissioners of the respective pirates above stated, according to the &redoes therein contained, do forthwith deliver such Returns, otherwise they will be proceeded against for the Penalties iogurred by such omis sion and default. The said Commissioners baying been informed that several )states stand charged wit:s annuities to persons residing iii Great Britain, payable out of the, proceeds of the said Estates, and that it has become a practice to deduct the oo.tount of the said annui ties from the Estimate of Profits, thereby not only seducing the income of the Proprietor, but conoealing the payment of said annuities, think it nectooary to state, that nu annuity or interest of money charged on any Estate in his Moiety's Foreign Domi nions ought to be deducted frinn the Estimate of Profits, but ought to be included therein as part of the profits of the Lstare, payable to the Aoinuitants ; and that the Proprietors or their Arms are respectively lieble to the duty to be charged thereon ; and that, in all castes, where, after payment of such annuities, 110 profit would remain to be sesouniel for joy the Propr:etors ips 7 *heir Arias, they are bound to return the amount of such Aq voidei and to ba charged for them.; in all Oihich cases the Pro prietors or their Agents respectively are to deduct frock the re-' Istandee Aliossiotata their pr9portion of the duty so charged in reopenthereof. fly order Of the Board, • M.fTT W WINTER, Sits:tory. Slat& Taxa, Nalsoier 4.19011. DORSET. TO BE LET, completely riurksit;l: sad entered sit* hulal ately, or at Mishaplons neat, A Li. that capital MESSUAGE, called ED- MaNDSHAM HOUSE, Et for the reception-of a Genteel Family, with Double Coach-house, excellent st a lled Stables, Courts, Yards, Gganary, Dolie Cote, extensive walled Gardens well stocked with choke Fruit-trees, Orchard, Shrubberies, Plea ' sure Ground, and Lands, containing together about nine Acres, pleasantly situated at montisham, one mile from Cranbourne,„ in the Cosoty of Dorset, twelve miles south-east of Salisbury, it north-east of Blautiford, and id of MuddifOrd deiightftd Ws‘ talky Place), in a fine open country abuuuding with Field sipopto, and Hounds in the neighbouzboosi. The deputation of two Manors (attached to the promo' s), stocked with Game, will be Let with the above; and a neat Cur* ride and pair of capital Hoises; light Cart, tiaras Cows, Pointers, Rick of Hay, /cc. &c. may be taken at a valuation; he proprietor, Major-General Mauro, going on foreign service. For further particulars and to .sreat, apply, personally, or by letter (post paid), to Mr. Arney, Attorney at. Law, Close, Salis bury. The premises may be viewed la seasonable hours,by ap plying at the Mansion Howe. TO INVALIDS AND - THE INFIRM. 'HOSE who have the misfortune, by Sickness or Infirmity, to be confined to their beds, and frona Pain or Weakness, ate unable to move thernselveg, either for deinie of position, or to take refreshmentg, wilt find the most geletart relief, assistance, and support, by the use of POCOCIViIIOC. THOMA, or RISING hIATTRESS, which gently moves, an Invalid Crean a recumbent to a reclining or sitting posture, and ip such an easy meaner as to be almost imperceptible to the person in bed. By this means an Invaliding his position altered and le_d at pleasure, which is a great alleviation aCius sugaring, and can lay with his bead and chest elevated; a circumstance, Malang cases, highly conducive to bia recovery. May be had, with many other Inventions In Chain, Sofar, •Couches, dn. at Pocoers Cabinet and Upholstery Watchman, No. 26, Southamptou•preet, Covent Garden. •.• Ptintbd particulars gratis. . DAFFY'S ELIXIR -WAREHOUSE, SALISBCRY-sQUARE A D. • D. SWINTON respectfully informs the Nobi • lity and Gessiri, who honour his original DAllrli 14.0.41 with a decided preference to all other Medicbles. Win* beets to fortunate as to purchase it the latts India Sales a large Silkatiry df the most rare and valuable Drugs, -be is enabled co supply the Public with that unrivalled Cordial inn Wig awn of perfictina than it has been for some yeaks. N.B.—He can confide:My assert thb Is diriailatilly Ilde divine Which is resorted to by their Majobies, the Nisei bt Wales, Duke of York, and other bainshin of the Royal lion. sod to this alone may be attributed the uninterrepted *sigh they enjoy. Cases wide any number of quarti or pints slot is MI *is Otte kingdom, and nu charge made for these sails contaisloclin it upwards: Fifty Thousand Persons lave been cuted.of the orders within the last year—Gout. Itheiimat Virmmi Complaints, 14.)aa.uf Appetite, &e. &c. baba *MAUI* Isis when persevered - in. • • • 4 For the convenience of the Public kilaybe Patent Medicine Venders in the came/A l loy ullopielwfut Swia torfs Ordinal Daffy's Elixir: 7 4U otheraars constitheit. . . " FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.". Ottoiser au. gip& AN IMPORTANT CAUTION. TO ALL WHO REGARD THEIR HEALTII. - THE long. et tAblished reputation of Dr. NOR RlS's DROPS, having induced a meretwiry *tempt to intrude en tho Pubiic s without imitation % the sole I'rv l .rMm •C she Stair las Medicine feels it a duty to give • Caution maim thir.dilso roue effects of such an imposition. A slight attention to Medour stamp on each Bottle of the Genuine Preparation, whiehlith name " Thomas Norris Moore" engraved In it by favour Government, solely and purposely to guard this 'neatest& Me dicise from fronds, will be a sugistent szcarity against the illsos sequences of counterfeit intrusions. The cordial virtues of these Drops are adapted to all climes sad seasons—they are, those who are in the habit of taking the& can testify, not only a powerful restolative in most disonkri, bat equaly a preserver of health. In Fevers of all aorta, especial)) , the Yellow or Putrid, so destructive In the West Indies and Actr ess—Colds, Asthmas, beginning Consumptions. complaints In the Stomach and Bowels, &c. and particularly in the discomforts gad decoys of advanced life, workings of more than ME a toi tury Lag indubiredy proved their superior Amy. The Family Bottle, 22e. to be 14 poly at the Doctor's amt. No. 29, Lower ]kook-street, where Wdors for Expansion are duly eseuted. Smaller Bottles at .I Is. and Cs. told. wholesale dud reisil•by IllitsrsAlgeoo and cu. • tA., Oxford4trect. Also,. Dr. Noes:Ara Calibrated ..inailioutilb s With Mnille dir‘ctisioa, Sotto the Boa. len, ON Thrti 144 CAVALRY CAMBLET CLOAKS, WARRANTED IM. PENETRABLE TO WET. PULSFORI) and SLRJEANT,kilitary Tailors, and Manufseturers of the Impenetrable Water•proof Can blet, to their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Duke of York, and Army, have the - honour to inform the Nobility, Gen try, and their Friends, that experience baying proired tint article to be perfectly impenetrable to wet for any length of time, they can most confidently recommend the same, particularly to Wheats of Cavalry, going on Foreign Service, where they are much ea posed to tke weather : being light and pl:mant wear, will wrap up its a very small compass, and retain its impenetrable qualities until the last, as no rain or sea water will adhere to it. 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CHRISTIAN LADIES POCKET4IOOIf, for 1509; adapted to the different denominations of the Christian World, by Mr. J. Evans. Containing the Portraits and Lives of the Ace. I. Newton, H. Evans, W. Leechmaa, and W. N. CoUyer ; a List of the Churches, Chapels, and Meeting. Houses in London; Names of Preachers and Time, and Thirty short Essays, -008 of Poetry, useful Tables, &e. V. Tts. 441. common, 2.. extra binding, CROSBY'. YES NEW ROYAL POCKEI' -CISMPA.- NICN, embellished with a Plate, and Extract front the popular neW Novel at DiAlverth," ninny Enigmas, Charades, and Ba boon, New Songs, Dermas, Poetry, and p leasant Tales. • • V Price common, argil extra bound, • "CROSBY's LADIES .FORTUNE•TELLING BOOK ; contitAing an the entertaining Articles in the above-I.! also a Tale; from which a Plate is ' taken in the " Tales of the. t.basr," sin ler.tke Anffsor of ( 4 the Pa t tart of the Conn of Busload" - • CLISTOM•HOUSB, ..Ziodairo • FOR SALE, By Order ethe Iles. ripe Coil:mission:7lg hie Maliskyi On Wednesday the 9th, Tharsday the loth, and FricLiy the Ills November, ins, at Four - o'Clock in the Afternootu of the said Days, precisely, to the Long Room, Custom House, London, !THE following GOODS, which are allotted in Small Quantities, for thelietter accommodation of the seve ral Dealers, as well as prime Persons, who choose to become Purchasers. iii' f ! f►oi*AtlbN. East India Prohibited Goods, &c. TOR HOME CONSUMPTION. Spirituous Liquors, Wine, China, Soy, Riga 'Balsam, Mangoes, Stone Flower Pots, Grocay, Opium, Gum Ammoniac, Bark, and other Drugs, Vertrillliiin, Books, Leather Pantaloons and Breeches, Parasols, Prints, Shoes, Boots, Looking Glasses, Writing Desks, Linen Drapery, Woollen Cloth, Shawls, Lace, Silk Stockings, Garneti, Carnelian Boads, Birds of Paradire, Fans, Watches, Gongs, Buttons, Tea, Coffee, Boats, Timber, Materials of Vel*C.3 Iron Hoops, Tobacco, Snuff, Tarpaulins, Old Materials fog Building, Iron Crane , Needles, Gold Leaf,' Gold Beater's Skin, and sundry other Goods, as . meationotin the Catalogue. Likewise such Goods as have remained in His Mejosty's Wares boosts :Swvrards . of three Months not cleared, or the Duties paid, viz. Pictures, Prints, Books, Citron, Ginger, Muslin, Waistcoats, Stays, Whalebone, Ste. CLEAR Or ALL DUTIES. The Tobacco and Snuff to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks ; the Materials of Vessels, Boats, Timber, Sce. at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe and all the other Goods at his Majesty's Warehouses, Custom-house, Lon don, on Monday the 7th, Tuesday the Bth November, 18uh, and on the Days of Sale, from Nine in the Morning to One is the Afternoon, where Catalogues will be delivered. A . 8. Goias bought at Mir Sale slam be taidfur on er-befirs.Moiday, the 28th of November, 180 N, between the hours of nine teeloc4 in the morning and three in the afternoon or the demise wade thereon swill ob.. 'shady becomefoefeited, and the afternoon, remdd at afature Sale. -