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; n Et: 71411 NEW •WEATR E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 23, sill be acted the revived.Contrdy of TIDE CONSCIOUS LOVERS. Young Bevil, Mr. C. KIMBLE ; Clmterton ' Tom, Mr. LISTON ; Mr. JONES. Isabella, Mrs. WESTON ; . t7:3, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Phillis, Mrs. C. KEMBLE. To which will be added the New Comic Pantomime of HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. BRISTOW ; r e xec, Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery Ss. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. This Evening—The Tragedy of °then.); Othello, Mr. Young. {Pith liArlepin Pedlar. On Wednesday, The Revenge. Thursday, The Man of tile World. t'tt niday, King Lear. 'flat New Pantomime of Harlequin Pedlar, continuing to be re ceived with unbounded applause, will be repeated every even ing tin further notice. A New Drnrna, in Three Ants, interspersed With Music, t iled The Free i , :nights; or, The Edict of Charlemagne, is in rrhearA, and will he speed;ly produced. LEC/TUEES ON THE TEETH. UR. FOX will commence his LECTURES on the. J.T.I ;:recture and Diseases of the TEETH, at the Theatre,• 6 6 .,'s Hospital, on Friday Evening, February Pi, at 1. quarter bcF, ; ,• Seven o'clock ; and on Thursday. Fthruar•r 22, Mr. For wilt coni.r.cncc a Coyne of his I.cesires at his House No. 27, ianle-strert, at half past six o'clock. E SRS. JOSEPH and JOHN FOX, • Surgeon J I L I:t.tuics, No. 54, Lombard-s:reet, reipeetfully lut,rm • their Frimtis and th.: Public, that they have taken into Partner thip them M. RICH ARD DOWNING, of St Martin's brie, Charing Cross, and they trust that they shall he able to at tend t.l their numerous Patients and coanections with the Inmost pn.Ftitude. MEDICAL LECIIIRES. DR. HOOPEIt will commence a Course of LEC TURES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC. Ole \IA FERIA MEDICA, and CHEMISTRY, on Monday, Fthrtary the .Ith, 1810, at his Lecture Roam in Cork -street, krin:gtcrn•Gartlens, at eight o'clock in the morning. A Protpectits, with paattemara, may be had, by applying to Dr. IL at hie house N0...11, LUNDY 1 , 001" S IRISH SNUFF. UNDY FOOT and Co. in order to obviate the dliculttes which those in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto merle:mai in obtaining their Snuff front Ireland, beg leave to laic:. them and the Public in general, that they have opened a Wholesale Warehouse at No. 50, Leicester-square, where said Ankle may be had, and where they are now taking orders. And as it is their present intention to relinquish the Retail thereof, stalmt t 9 imerfere with any other article of said trade, they most tunes*: revest that those who may honour them with their romman.' , , will.retail it as received from them in its original parity, bring determined to afford the most liberal encourage. men. o those who buy to sell again. Na 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. ItitUSSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Sock- Broker,, Loudon, respectfully inform the Public, that 'Ticket; and Shares for the present State Lottery, which is on the 'same 'lts, and improved plat as the last, consisting of only 5000 Numbers, ate on Sale at their Office as above. • he Scheme contains 4 iritvs of X:10,000 4 5,000 1.2 -- 1,000 An,l eu 500, &c. Etc. &e. To be all drawn in One Day, Viz. 14th February, 1210. letteri, poi: paid, duly answered, and Scbemts gratis. Orders by post, coach, or carrier, accompanied with remittance, punc tually attended to. ' DISH, who sold in the LAST Lottery the follow ing Capital Prizes in Shares 2 ; 816 A ... ,c2e,lioti I 2,513 ... D ... £20,000 4,079 ..„ D ... 5,000 1 BSJ B ... 1,000 820 A ... 1,000 1 B ... 1,000 516 D 500 1 4,655 C 600 ratnats hls Friends and the Ptiluic in general, to lose no time, if they wi,h to purchase Ticsa - rs or Sit tars in the NEW 1.0 TERN', as. the Drawing begin, and Finiahec on the 1 4th • of NIONTH. The Scheme contains .5,000 Nusismis and : s ow Pau es, among which arc 4 of £20,000 1 12... •of ........£l,OOO 4 5.000 1 0? &c. 64c. &c. Tickets and Shares are selling at both of BTSH's old eatablishel Wes, where Persons in the Country may he supplied with Tickets or Shares, by sendlag their Orders (Post or Carriage phi; arrompalkd withg9ad ILlts, Bank Ncres, or Cash, to No. 4, CORNHII.I,, or 9, Cli.-VIING CROSS, 1,633, the Lit 1:30,000, was drawn on the 14th Felhuary, 1817, and Sold by Bum. VYTON, * Partner with the late Sit J. BRANS ." COMB, removed to 2, Coax HILL, near the Mansion-house, Munn hit gra:eful'thunks for all favours received during the et Tsars he was the only Partner and person connected in the %slum with the.late Sir James Eranscornb, and h,: commands of Ids friends and the public, at his Prrielt ° E:r, No. 4 2, .CORNIIILI., now established solely on 'to olta accJunt, and where the smallest order will meet that civility and attenthin fiewhich his former re.idence was ?mi -1 cil arlY noticed. The Lottery will be Drawn ALL IN ONE DAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1810. The Scheme and Plan of Drawing are in themselves so good pd were so universally approved in the last Lottery, that eery vmrds are required to invite purchasers. Eyton therefore has ittly to add, that as Tickets and Shares will most certainly rise, %laxly application should be made at his lucky office, No. 2, COIOII . II.LL, near the Mansion-l - leuse. The Pnblic are respectfully informed, that no business itt bettansacted heroic eight o'clock in the mornir , or Ater eight tleck in the evening , according to the Art of Parliament. PAID ON rki:M \N2 ' B:B - • • aC20,000 I 1:13 1( 1 ,1 1 9; 20,009 8,5431 20,004 8,718 1 ;4.1 "2.0,000 19,570 S ; t79 _ 10,000 17,1:27 - - Et•iil-c Prizes of T ./.7:4000, 41,009, X;100, HIS Grand List of CAPITAL PRIZES was sAtt 'Bares, in the last and three preceding Lotteries, at s ti ' ei nd - ftablisheil * State Lottery Offices , No. 46, Cornhill, and :"" l, ar'Artt's UHL Borough, of IiORNSBY and Co. who were 'ha the first to sell Two Prize) of 130,000. ORNSBY and Co. resetfully w solicit' the favours of the rP. u Ne in the N e w State I. p ot e tery,which abounds with Capital ( % I .Z'crt ; they also beg leave to assure their Frieni's, that they their inn endeavours to procure Prizes worthy their pos. au s s i Tickets and Sh ares are selling at the lowest Prices, and 4 4.46" by Post or Carrier executed to any part of the Globe, the %ante trrnts as if present. 1 ,17 .1 be Drawn tONE DAY, the t 4th FEBRUARY next. "1 , three and La, Tickets of the same Number may be bad, " •u k 450,(.00, ,coo,t)uo, os 18o,t4i0i can Xts obtained by one - - iCIO,IP I O - spco - 5,000 . . 5,006 d BROOKS, and O'KEEFE, Ag-nts. F.WoPAPER .i.ND ADVER EbiNG Ur EWE. NITMARTIN, No. 8, Cornhill, London, News • News paper Agent, for Town and Country, most respectfully begs to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that he has removed his Office as above, veh-re he continues to sell and deli ver all the following Papers in Tewn, and forwards them, with the greatest regularity, to any part of the United Kingdom, Postage free: Meriting Patera. irociikg Papers. S Day: a Wedi. The Tim. s Star London Packet higning Chronicle :Ile Courier London Chronicle Marling Herald The Statesman Evening Mail British Press Globe General Evening Post Morning Post Pilot ConunercialChronkle The Public Ledger Sun English Chronicle Morning Advertiser Traveller. St. Lunes's Chronicle. The Day. W. M. begs that those Gentlemen who may not receive their Papers regularly dill, without delay, apply as shove, where every exertion shall be made to insure an early and regular delivery. N. 11. Advertisements received for, and inserted to all the I.ondon Newspapers, with the greatest dispatch. This day WAS published, in 12mo. 2d Edit, price 6s. boards. c• AGRAMMAR of the GREEK LANGUAGE, on a new and improved Plan. in English and Greek. By J 011 2 ,1 JONES, Member of the Philological Society at Manchester. Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees, and Orme, Paternot:er row. "This Grammar Is evidently the product of • mind of vig woes and highly cultivated powers. It proves hint to unite the profound research of an etyritolno b ist, with the discriminating taste of a critic, and the enlafgeilviews of a philosopher." Crir. Rev. May, 1•09. Of whom may be had. by the same Author, Illustrations of the Four Gospels, in one large vol. Ivo. price. 15s. boards. A COLIN I 'NG-ROL/oh LitiRARY. This day was published, price 2.35. in hoards, containing • yearly 1200 closely printed ps drmy octavo, ADICTIONARY of CO MMERCE, TRADE, anti MANUFAC 'IMES, containing th., Laws, Customs, and Usages of Merchants, the pr,:sent State of every branch of Foreign and Inland Trade, the liiitory of Raw Materials, and the Mysteries of all kinds of Manufactures, with the Names in Ten Modern Languages, of the various Articles of Commerce. By L'HOMAS MORTIMER, Esq. Author of Every Maq his own Broker, Editor of two Editions of Beaw.s* I.ex Nfercatoria, &c. &c. It is not saying too much of this work to assert, that it contains information essential to the prosperity of every man of business, and that sooner or later it mhst find its way to every Counting !:louse, ands mace of Accounts, in the British dominions. No such work has been attempted in the English la•lgnage, except the unwieldy Fslios of Postlethivalte, which were poblisked bait' a century ago. Printed for RICiIARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Brittie-street, Lon don ; and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be bad, f ,rming a complete Course of Com mercial Education, I. Joyce's ARITRMISTIC of ALL!. Lire. and Bositttss, 3s. 6d. 2. MURRISON'S ELEMZ:NITS of Boon-6 citriXn, by Single as well a. Double Entry, price 7s. bmilid. S. BLAIR'S GRAMMAR of the ENC.:LIM LAMM:JAM With Ex erases, Complete in this single honk, es. 6d. 4. IVIORTIMI:R'S GRAMMAR of COMMERCK, 3s 6d .5. GOLDISIIIII'S GRAMMAR of GROGRA rut', price 2s. 6d. 6. GOLBSIHITII'S GRAMMAR of Law, price .3... 7. 'l'he BOOK of Tit ADES, or Library of the Useful Arts, in 3 vols. with 60 Engravings, price 9s. "l 0 SC: tiOLILS ARO 'PA vl LIEs. Now first published, with cuts, price is. 6d. sheep, (with a Jibe . ral allowance to Schools,) G UY'S NEW BRITISH SPELLING-BOOK ; on a Plan dictated by long experience. In this Bnq the Reading I.essons are more nurflerous ; the Subjects more choice; the Order is mor • pleasing; and the gra dation from the moat easy to the more difficult, far better preserved than in other Spelling or Reading Books. There is also a new and most convenient division and arrangemer. of the Spelling Tables. And the outlines of Geography, Grammar, ftte. exhibit the very icleas which Children should first commit to memory. In short, 'I eachers will find in it, thrtrighout ' all that a Spel li ng- Book should possess. It has been pronounced by able Instructors who have seen the mangtscript, to. be greatly si.ierior for all the purposes of teaching, to any thing of the kind yet published. By JOS. GUY, Author of the Pocket Encyclopudia, School GensAlphy on a new and inliroved Plan, &c. &c. and Professor of Gilography, &c. in the Royal Military College, Great Marlow. London : Printed for C. Cradock sad W. Joy, (Succe‘Soro to Mr. Osten), No. 33, Patentonet row. Where may be had, by the sane Author, just published, The School Geography, on a plan new and easy, and one much wanted is teaching that very useful branch of Education.; with seven accurate Maps, price 2s. 6d. bound. A Chart of Vinversal History, on a sheet, newspaper size, price 3s. 611.—A Chart of this kind will give the Student clear. r ideas of the rise, duration, and fall of Kiagdotus and Err. , re', than the bare perusal of many volumes. To be had as above, the only genuine Editions of the following long .established and very popular fictions. Boom • - "Ar wiih New Plates, price 4s. bound. other Ettok sellers. forward!. ftukhead the moit s Ww.nti.• nearly new, abd remarkably well found itititores, as will appear by het inventOiry. She was taken after a long chace by, and condemned as prize to his Majesty's ship la SEINE, Davi to A-rerss Esq. Commander. For Inventories and other Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Acting Agent, Ply'montb. • FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION At the London Inn, Foxhole-street, Plymottli, immediately aßer the Sale of the Ship Zephyr, THE remark:Ably floe coppered and copper-fastened Brig I.E RODEUR, of the following dimensions : Length on Deck - -85 ft. 8$ in. Breadth below • - 96 9 Depth in the Hold 13 0 • Admeasurentent 941 tons. She has a square stern and scroll head, , and is firm built, high, deep wasted, and strung for an upper deck, is pierced for 20 guns, and is in every respect a most desirable vessel. She is rennet- , ably well found in stores, and may be sent to sea at s small ex pence ; she was captured after a chace of twd days and condem ned as prise to his Majesty's ship la Sit N e, Dangetestne, Esq. Commander. For Inventories and other Partkulars, apply to - Me. JOHN liAwlCElt o Acttoe Agee, Prima. Plopouth, Isnuaz! 14, 1810. FOR. SALE 3Y ruiLte AUC;110)4. • .: • At ittsll4l64ol-liivern. Fauhuiwstreet, Pl moldy 4111 . 10110/ 4. the Weds inst. for the benett of the Underwrites% THE HULL and MATERIALS of thl i Si MARTHA BLAND, whereof Nub was which Vessel put into this Port in the prdsecution of her v from Norfolk in America to digress. *l'he Hullind Stores will be sold in separate and convenient Lots : and the latter being in fair condirlon, are tecommended to Merchant* and Ship owners; the former is well worth the auemion of Ship■breakers, Joiners, Ac. For Catalogues, Sze. apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER., hierdtant, Plymouth. Plymouth, January Hi, 1310. . LINCOLNSHIRE. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Rein Deer inn, in Lincoln, on Friday the ed of February, 1810, at three o'clock (unless previously disposed of by Prints Contract; in which use immediate notice will be giztea), 9 `HE MANOR and entire LORDSHIP or tuN. NERI3Y, comprising a House, with suitable Out-buildings, and 462 A. 2 R. 27 P. of Arable and Pasture Land, in a Ring Fence, suhdivi led into ID convenient Closes. This Estate is die. rant about eight miles from the Port and Borough of Great Grime by, 12 from Louth, and eight from Caistor, in a line Spooling Country, well stocked with Game, and is bounded on one side by a Trout Stream. It is capable of considerable improvement at a small expunce, and commands several very fine and plc reresgoe Views, particularly of the German Ocean, the River Humber, the Coast of Yorkshire, &c. Po:session may be had at 014 May D.ty next, or a most vnn ceptionable Tenant, at £.500 per Annum, net Rent. For further particulars -apply to Messrs. Farlow and Roberts, Sofietors, 44elborriiraurt, Gray's Ina, London i Messrs. Picard and Broadley, Solicitors, Hull ; Mr. Paddisoa, Louth ; or Mr. Bulmer, Caistnr. WARWICKSHIRE. CAPITAL 'MANOR AND ESTATES, TYTHE-FRLII. By Mr. PEYTON, At the Warwick Arms Inn, Warwick, on Monday, the 49th day of January, 1811', at Three o'clock in the Afternoon (unl es s previously. disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given) in Four Lots, THREE FOURTHS of the MANOR of LONG ITCH INGTON, very extensive, and abounding with Owe; with the Rights, Royalties, Fisheries and Immunities belongiug thereto, and four most compact and desirable Farms, with sub" statttial and convenient Dwelling Houses, (Maces, Yards, wia; Premises, comprisicg about t 430 Acres of most fertile, Arable, Mcailciw and Pasture Lead in suitable proportions, lying within a r i ng f e nce, ou the River Leans, and ut the annual value of Out h cusand Six Hueiked Pounds. I Alt 1. TheAfanor ut Long Itchington aforesaid, and Snowford Urange Farm, containing 220 Acres in liat:d, and in Mr. Thomas Won all's tenure, under notice to quit at Lady day next, of the annual valuable of .0•:450. • Lot 2: Lodge Farm, abaft 220 Acres, in Mr. William Isdd's • occupnion ss a yearly truant, imp a Michaelmas entry, et tbets nuat value of £360. • 1 I.cht S. Middle Farm, 176 Acres, in Mr. Wheeler's tementat4 der Lease for three years, from Michaeltnas 1610, of the value at X3to. 'lire Limestone therein, under Lease for the to at ap annual Rent 0(.00. Lot 4. Town Farm, 2011 Acres, in Mr. John Judd's under uctice to quit at Lady-day next, annual valet 4410. • The Limestone therein, under Lease ter 90 years to • at an annual rent of se4o. This Estate lies in the beautiful and fertile irsbey oldie 1k Leon, presenting the most picturesque gamer', in a neighbourhood, within sic miles of Warwick, the.. Southeph and three of that fashionable And rapidly Warming Place, Leamington, and b the Ise et the and Acton Canal, by which ((and the Lineestlime misting on tio Estate) a constant sooty of Moore le insibioll to this Faroe en the most moderate serum. A C .. 1 .! / . . . • - . ~ . , . ~ • • • • • ' " - • •:. • . . a • •rto, •••s w ni sa. ? • - , • , er •.4 r 1.0 - 4 CI, ti e r:. 111dEilr• ••••••••• r". ..- . " Y . 46 see. • • . -,.... • " • • ..._ ; 1 .. its•driar c 4... • • .t ; , r . ./ . . • 4 , : .. . . i . . '., 1 .t 4, is • - 4 . .._ • •..... „ .4 1 . . . . . a . . . ..,, . ....._ .. ~._, . e :..- Jowl- . . . ~, ~ • ...__. • ~ • 4.. v i. . vii,,,,, . . t - • .., a , '‘......, ;C.. ../ 4 ''‘P '. ;. ' ii. OF -. N '••••--.. ''' ,;... -..:•'. - ..., ' I •%v ? . k. • . ' ' ....... . ••••••••••''''''"'"'"'"'"•-•. ''' . "" r414...... "" ...444**11641 4 14*-''' -. • . . 1 IiON DAY. JAN V ‘ VARY 22, 1810. •• . IPILICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. • . ,-- ..-.....-............_,__„....„.„......t.5...- "0p... op. -4- • ,----.-.-..:-. — z . ..........5... .. .. ,---,..--t- -. . . OXFORD ELECTION. In the pret,tani sPealy will be published, .- Cetri WATEIt WORK SHARES, AND EMIT A' r 1 -1 11 E Friends who were in the interest or Lord • ' BLE ASSURANCE POLICIES. •-, 7 . A GRENVII.LE, at the late contest for the Chancellorship or AN ADDRESS is; iltit MILTI 4 IA. dFFICERS . 'llo.i.D lit . Aucrto N, by Mr. SCOTT' . the University of Oxford, propose dining together on Subedit Se id ' f•F I T' I t 'Coat a t the *rt. , t o e Itary, at se! ve t. , next, 27th instant, at Six o'Ckick, at the Free Mason's Tawas. iseitenant ot ali coi the onri PRO R C A E m EDINCIS Width litho,. tit, TRIAL Ai ,_ 4 , ' ts fie 'LIEF, late et die WIC/ILOW mt. , ,_,....‘!" r •LITIA. ber with the smash let idre* . Itipeu - V Great ueen-street. .-R.ltslCl lON, Stainhridge, WiltS xnd liiitcas. meats relating thereto. To lorkol4l - WiilbbilAgAtti - doe ~ 1 - Ke9att tied ' A" !'' ""ddcragri4{" Dudley, - Tickets to be had at the Bar of the Tavern, and it is requested a u , em i nent c omfor t ~, to d o t 'OW44 as s 0 -. ttsi Ws , de la Zouch Cakal Shares; Puma ad Farkas. that early application will be made for the same. a ... a Military Tidal after his • 4,,, e ,i ili st , l o4 o, s tr a ,, t o , tOll,. Loqdroti...and Wept Middlesex Water Work . .• HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY. ‘Pr -- - eke right of detaining •Parelitialut this sanction of a •atid ' .'e Old Poliries Of £ /600 each, on a very &nimble of • So vate,lll Mu EcjoitilDl# AsTuronce (11E.te,liac%friari Bel • .„ . WANTED, • a snug FAMILY HOUSE or C° rN m ain artiaL tua resvtir pew ai m liartkutars at the Mart; and si, Mr. ScOtt, No . 9.4; COTTAGE, kith a good Garden, and with orwithoat a e oils - - . . - Brittessgert. us ti n i er. • ''- 4 0 - "-;*- ' • ' .-- 1 -- large or small quantity of Land, either to renter purchase....-Apply - This day way . . •• ` • personally (or by letter , post paid) at the °Mee of Meson. * ......., , 1 , 4 i -. -Is WII:T4 . AIAID ,SERKS CANAL SHARES. ' Browne and Co. Auctioneers, Appraisers, and Atm*, for Selling, 1 . •. 1 ,... ;..,. , tr t4 I. 110.. _ on. iOs , „ 4 , 71 , .: „:71\ 14 1 Head , Igilke.d.tll) by AtiCri ON, by Mt. SCYYTT • Letting, Renting,and Buying Estates, Farms, and Furnished and - -- " a "''" a ' c r e • a .r - 4... :''•- d i By did Titddilttell bf Management Of the Wllsi and aPitb the [chute of . , 1p ' • ' s' an Unfurnished Town and Country Houses, No. 41, Southampton& , it . • •_...•„,,,..:. . ..... . .ibitity; on Friday, -the 911 of Pehrairy, at of the Battleh tho' Stk. ' : --.;. - t• - N. , 6 4r. row, Bloontsbury.-131fice hours eleven to four. - Land and Houses surveyed and veiled, and meaty advanced A NARRAT=of Vs•h'e I ' ' th-- ! ne • • I , l4 l 44a n inslzr of the Reserved Shares its t o aid thereon and by way of Annuity,' •'- . .• . ..iFIL BRI rim A Aft AM olivnbiendotiftsy Ms Ereetr• - ' • . . beion,l39 in allot° be payable by Ave A CARD: cy Sir Joao Moms; E. t. Ik t e•l' andwatigated bl . 4311431: 4 - 1 - seits as • hi the prieted,Particulars, which ma y& Ge THE BELFAST LINEN COMPANY return sand °rights! Letters. . , • ..•- Messrs. .WA dan s iialeineli=eot t oljt By hat AMES MOORE, Esq. VP ' Ur' ; d4111491919. dati . • their sincere thanks for the liberal patronage their Esta- . otioteoeit ' . 4 111400. St. Pauli' Chorci4ard. ': din .t ' Mltilf or '11610.-1,41111 blishment has for years experienced, and tesOrritallSaint lildhanuorp he • die sanWillnek in one volume Otto. price - -, o - s-ol - 4--- .. -• , • the public, in con selften T •e of their inentaint comet *a - I n b oar d,. , , . • ~,,_,,_ FOB. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, . • . have opened a house, NO. 910, Strand, opposite the C and , • . Anchor, on the same plan as their origiaal'Eetablishment Ne.so, This day as published, prise 6s. in boards, ... At the London Lis, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Friday, die ; Great Russell-street Blooinsbery, and shall continue selling26th instant, single pieces at the wholesale factor's price, warranted bloodied A REVIEW of the Policy and peculiar Doctrines • • • . .• L 1 of the Modern CHURCH of ROME ; wherein their th an- r I'HE Frs,nch copper-bottomed 811ip ZEPHYR, • on the grass, without muriatic acids ;no abatement ever made, gerons tendency, political and religious,' is considered, and their .L of the follbsving Dimensions: . • 'Ltd the money returned if a fault appears. ' ['hey have just tendril - • R 2 Ft. (1 In. a large cargo of Irish Linens, and Sheeting. , which are much true origin designated, and POlle of those which the Protestants Length on Deck . - consider as the most objectionable, are proved not to have breadth above the Wales -21 91. ~ eiteaper than any that have been for several years imported. I been held by the ancient British, Saxon, or Irish Chrioian Depth • of Hold - - - 10 et r They trust, by an assiduous attention to tit.. bleach of their goods, Churches. In answer to arguments adoooced in favour of the Admeasurement - - 161 92-94 TOSS. to merit a continuance of the public favour. Roman Catholic Question, and more pArticuloly those of Sir )raft of water as loaded, 11 feet aft, and 7 feet forward. , N. B. No article but Irish Linens sold, and rot less than aJ. 'l'hr ortol;. She is .2 remarkable fast sailer, with a beautiful fipicisead, piece.-Cash for Irish Notes. Ey the Rev. PETER ROBERTS, A. M. No. 50, Great Russel - street, Bloontsbury, and 270, Strand, re resentine a Zephyr, and is considered one of the moil Mmuti- London : Printed by E . Wil li ams, No. 11, S . rand ; and. all - p -. • ' .. is sew; th 4 ) ftd ships which has ever appeareo in this port, nearly i I opposite the Crown and Anchor. other Booksellers. ',net^ t/ c 11, en rev __l esorl evs n-rfi A . 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TION, anti of the Mode of conducting it—with a compa rison of the SMALL-PDX and COW-PDX INOCULATIONS intended for H,sids of Families and Clergymen, as well as the Fatuity. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M.D. Physician is the Small Pox Hospital, to the New Finsbury Dlt penal*, author of the Treatise on Morbid Poisons, &c. Printed for RICHARD Piticurs, London, and to be had of all Booksellers.—Of whom may be had, A Treatise at large on VACICIVI INnCVLATION. and its Varie ties, by Resta: W s. 4 II; M.D. ?4.5. &c. IFice iSs. imaadh, O. Elot:or Bate on Dirorskeed Respiration and Cdavuhive •.s, 4th edition, pis. DR REF.',':l NEW CYCLOPADI.A. day were published, In 4t9. price 20s. boards, PARTS I. to XVI. which may be had either periodically or together, of - F ITE NEW CITLOPIEDIA ; or, UNivEßsm. 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From the Arrangements which have been male to expedite the Publication, it is hoped that In future aP.ut will appear every Two or Three Months. •,• A few copies are printed off on Royal Paper, with proof impresaions of the plates, price £1 each part. FREEHOLD ESTATE IN BERKSHIRE. To be SOLD by Auc - no N, by Messrs. CRIPPS and COLE, On Monday, the 49th day of January, 1810, at the New lop, in Abingdon, at Tee.) o'Clock in the Afternoon, ACOMPACT and DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Loogworth, in the County of Berke; consisting of an excellent new Farm House, now building, and covered, which, when completed, will be fit for the residence of any Gentleman Faritter, with abut 120 Acres cf ries Meadow and Pasture Land, 22 Acres of Arable, and 3 Acres of Coppice, all adjoining, and late in the occupation of Mr. Robert l'yke, and Mr. Sims, at the yearly value of £4OO per annum. Possession may be had upon the completion of the purchase, and further particulars known by avpiying to Mr B. MorLuni,ot Abingdon.—Longworth is situate miles from Abingdon, 6 from Farringden, 6 from Wantage, and about I 2 from Oxford. MARINE MANSION, BUILDING GROUND. FURNITURE • AND /FFEC FS, ALEION-PLACE, RAMSGATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HoGGART and PHILLIPS, On the Prendses, the residence of the Right Hon. Lord EDWARD Burritice, on Tuesday the Soth January instant, and follow• tng day, at Eleven o'clock, Lot 1. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, -1L delightfully situated in Albion-place, Ramsgate, commanding a noble view of the Sea, the Downs, and easieru part of the Kentish Ceast. The Mansion is substantially erected, and contains twelve lifedchambers with Dressing-rooms, lofty Dining and Drawing-rooms, each 90 feat by 18 feet ; ibrary atuk Breakfast Parlour, Housekeeper's-room, Billiard room, mid Ofices if every description ; cheerful Lawn and Flower Garder, missed by a Mira wall. The whole in complete order, and the purchaser —y take early possession. Lot it. A valwable and Improveable Freehold Plot of Gulden Ground, occupying the whole of the bask ground of the hous , ..s in Albion-place, S 4 feet in front of the East Chile, immediately ' adjoining Lot age and 490 feet in depth, very desirable for er e cting CoachlsOuses and Stabling, with appropriate Dwelling houses. Also the Household Furniture, including Bedsteads end Fornitures, numerous Feather-beds, Dining-tables, Glasses, Car pets, Book-cases, Wardrobes, Drawing room Furniture, sad various Effects. The Premises mai be viewediad Particulars had 15 days pge vious‘ to the Sale, of Thomas Lowton, Esq. Temple; of Ist-. Wiglitwick, Solicitor, Ramsgate; sod of Mews. Hawn and Phillips. 02 1 Broad-street. Royal Ezebange. Particulars and Ca talogues may also be had at the Landon Hotel, Ramsgate; Foun tain, Canterbury; Crown, Rochester at Kidmati's, Margate ; and at all the MA., Laren's. 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