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KEMBLF.; Ruderigo, Mr. FARLEY. p, • %lona, Mils NORTON; 'Emilia, Mrs. ST. LEGER. 7.9 which HA W.ll b RLEQUIN PEDLAR e added the New Comic Pant ; omime of , Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. • CloVvn, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Mrs. RIDGEWAY. B de s, 7s. Second Price as. 6sl. Pit, 3s. 6d. Second Price 29. Malloy 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. pikes fur the rotes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the ?ot•OfSee, Hart-street. Tlth Lvening—Every Man in Itis Humour ; with Loire A-1a ...0n Tuesday wilt be produced, for the first time, a New iu 'Three Acts, interspersed. with .Music, called The jr i ftirlusrvrefai The Edict of Charlemagne.. , Dedicated to his Royal Highness the Duke of Yox r. Nit published, by Faultier, New bond street, Loudon, NM Quarto, price 10s. 6d. in bear*, UERO and LEANDER. A POEM.' Bath Printed for the Author, by M. Gye,.Market-place. For further Particulan, apply to Mr. Apneakg, Solicitor, Hare -court, temple, N U. None but Principals, or their Solicitors, will br treated with. SEAFORD. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Thursday, the Bth of February, tslo, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, for the benefit of the Underwriters, Duty Free, r il l H E FOLLOWING G001)S, About 65 Casks. of Capers, supposed I ft Tons in good Orelf 1 Box Saffron, Ditto S Tons Barilla, and is Scrons Biter Almonds, d,unaged, ‘ 5 Tons of Cork Wood, Being part of site Cargo of the Schooner Albion. Also. about 6, :lona of Cork Wood, part of the Cargo oe the Ship IVeynnou.th. "go!' And, 3bost SOO Bags of Stuetnack, - Vari uf . tlfeCarirn of the Bag Traveller, stranded as the 9th onlecemb;r 1a.,. For, further rarticntars, apply to t%e Coll Ictor and el di F teener of the Cdstoms; or Thomas Tasker, Agert. Mrs. PECK'S NEW NOVEL, 'dedicated to lady I....oodondary. i s , —Mk s FRANCES'. NEW , ROMANCE, &e. &e-3y Cot. burn, Public Library, Conduit-street, I. T HE YOUNG ROSINIERE, or, Sketches of the World. A NoveL By Mrs. Perk, of Dublin Au thor of the ." Maid of Avon," &c. 3 vols. Iss. 2. Angelo Guiccian.lini, or the Ba-idit of the Alps, a Romance. By *okhia Frances, Author of " V; vonlo," " Constance," SLc. 4 vols. *I Alphonso, or the .Natural Son. By Madame de Gen i lis i S vols. I 3s. gd. 4. The Castle of Arragoo, or Bantliati of the Fareit, a i Spanish Romance. By Mugs Smith, 4 vols to.os. 5. Rosa in Lon- II don. By the Author of" The Young Mother," 4 vols. 225. Otl. .'The Mysteries of Ferney Castle, a Romance. $y G. Laolbe, Esq. 4 vols. 225. • 7. The Real I.ncilla, a Tale for the Ifeloolit Sea, 53. 'retie GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, Vihd FREEE - 1.01-DERS of th►: COUN FY of ESSEX. ?Ay 11.1(1N THEA: IR F., •NE WCAS cLE-s - rstEET, . sTR AND. . • •,• by Aithority, and I.icensed by the Right Hogonrable the Laid chunk:thin. :,IONDAY NFICT,*FLI RUARY . S, .1810, presented (first time) *a Net* Comic MUSIC2.I Pre- Cry rrrstrls, THEpectations I hive ventured to entertain of ex ultimate success, in arriving at the present object of my ambition, have been completely justified by the progress of the Poll to the present period; and I doubt not but that, by a conti nuance of your generous exertions in toy favour, I shall be return ed your Representative in Parliastetat. But the continuance of those eaertions, and of the personal ap pearance of those Friends who have not polled remains most highly necessary; for though the number already polled in my favour is great, when compared with that which has been polled by my adversary, it is yet small in respect to the total number tit Freeholders in this extensive County. I have the lionourto be, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and faithful servant, JOHN ARCHEK HOUBLON. Chtlmsford;Pebruary 1, 1810. . . At the Dolphin Tavels, on the Quay, fAintutub, on ThorNthr, the Lith of Fehrnary inst. bl ten o'clock in the forenoon ' , r rlik: Prize Brtg OEV ENU NI, with all Ler *pro. DIME 1.49.1nN S. ~,, .IkS I.ength 93 Feet Breadth t›.4 Fret * Inches. I)epth in the Hold i; ;gent. Admeasttres Ine Tons, will Inirthen ronsiderablx more. Built of oak, and the bottetn sheathed with an inch fir in good condition. She is a resnarkable strong.built Veviel, and' well calculated to take the ground with a cargo on b.-lard; admirably well adapted for the New Brunswick Trale, or any other where good stowage is required; well found in Stores, and may be sent to Sea at an easy expence. Now lying at the Bar, In the Port,of Falmouth. Hull, Masts, Yards, Standing and Running Rigging, with afl faults, as they now lie. This Vessel scar taken and cordemned as Prize to a Squadron of his Majesty's Ships under the Lsononand of Vice-.liliairal the Honourable ;leave Berkeley. . _ _ LOVE IN A BAG ; Or, THE FI.EMNH TOOTH-DRAWFAL • r , INtr. Dickenson; Valet, Mr. Pox ; Steward, Mr. fobtuKut ; ii....!tran, Mr. Batson; Matilda, Miss Bkansgeeen.; Dentist, r. Drca.:tro ; and Suety, Mr. Joharsnet. _ 'lies: dine these two yearsi s r Comic Pastoral Dance, caned JOCKEY A D jENNY Crossman; Bauldy, Mr. Davis ; Auld Maud, Mr. c, , 7 1 „;;;J; Sandy, Master W. Davis ; Peggy, Miss B. Blom ; and 3,:tiny, Mrs. Parker. Cot.-.lc songs by Mr. Johannot. rouc.triao Feats of Activity ; and, by desire, (first :sine thi. C :mat) the sagacious War Horse, aged 13 years, will r 'ail wonderful performance& viLich wlll 112 added (12th time) an cntire Nev Pantomime, wiAl natty:lle Transformations, &c. called FOR THE YOUNG NoaLrrY. Neatly printed in 12mo. price 61. LE MOVEN •de PLAIRE nit CONIPAGNIE, avec l'ltalien a Cotti. This excell:nt work. for Youth of both Sexes, consisting of instructive and interesting conversa tions on a variety of subjects, is expressly intended to facilitate the acquisition of the French and Italian Languages, and is tr..,k;ly recommended to the notice of Parents and Teachers. • Printed for Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-street. Of V.lom, and all Booksellers, may be bad, just published, Elizabeth, ou lot Exiles de Siberie, par Madame Cottin, nou velle edition a l'usage de la jeunesse, avec des notes instructives, . par Boileau, 1113 no. 3s. 10 prevent mistakes, care must be taken to order Boileau's- STATE OF TIIr. POLL AT THE •'LOSE TIIIS DAY. Mr. lloubloti 11(iG Mr. Burgoyne. 267 Majority --R99 ALL Persons who have any claims on the Estate of the late Mr. DAVIS, IIROU01(, of TAill-strM, Wrct mins:er, Baker, deceased, a-c requested to send the saris• to Mr. :ae•.ander Ritchie, NO. ti, Essex-street, Strand, or to Mr: !of ti Hill, No. 43, Wells -street, Oxford -street, Executors. And all Yerso•,s who are indebted to the said Estate, are cleared •to pay the smite to the said Al_ tander Ritchie, or John Hill, forthwith. Fur Inventorie; and Weller Particulars, apply to Meg4re. Cooke and Halford,l.ontloy ; Mr. Francis S. Symons, Merchant, Falmouth ; or to ANTHONY FOX, Broker . THE LEGACY; Or, II RI.EOIJIN SPENDTHRIFT. Farkltlin, Mr. P;:arce; Clodpolc (the Clown), Mr. Hartiand; P . .lnt.‘loott. Mr. Davis ; and Columbine, Mm Parkrr. Bole; 4L—Pit 2 , .—Galkry In.—Doors open half-past Eve, +ix.--iecond price lirit . .pPat 0014 F.cpirstrian Tuition daily by able.MasterN CAPITAL NAVY TAMB4R. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • . rIVE HUNDRED and THREE PRIME OAK- • TRF..ES, with the Tops and Bark thereof, viz. 40 Trees about 6 / 1 Wet earls, 58 about 45d , 119 about 26, 181 about 27, an 105 about 17 feet each, now Itanding and nuitericalb• marked in the Parsonage, Wood and Other Lulls, at Gres ford, Denbighshire. Groton' is situate 3 niiks from Wrelhain, and 8 from Chester. This day was published, in 2 volumes, 12mo. with frontispieces, price Ins. 6.1. in boards, the 24 Edition, of EXCURSIONS through parts of Ox. fordshire, Gloucestershire,Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Herd fordshire, Derbyshire, and South Wales. Ey ELIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orate, Paternoster-row. " Miss Specie:: is an ogre: able traveller. Her remarks are lively, her anecdotes numerous., and her descriptions. accurate, individuated and distinct. Those who read for amusement will find It in her work; and those who read for instruction will per use it without having any reason to regrtt that their time has been mis-spent."—Crit. Rev. 1809. Of whom may be had, by the same AmSor, 1. The Nobility of the Heart; in S vols. 12ato. price ICs. 6d. hoards. 2. The Wedding-Day ; a Novel, In s vols. 12mo. price 12s. boards. ALL IN TWELVE HOURS. VASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, I privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Coklen-square, to and Gunk:nen of aiiy as, who have never learut that a:c.rrig.sliment, or have not the nu, tern style. Mr.At LEN ' S system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi for gmttel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior atyie of trace and elf* :tsr. Those who do hot want private tc.:chit; 11/7 learn at a StiLtil expoice, with a respectahlr. .set ,111 the ptifilic teaching evenings. Professors of dancing the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of t h.• p: ; ki.ion. The stiblcription Awsemblies are 'very Friday. SWIFT and CO. remind their Friends and the POlic, that the wliole of the present Grand State Lottery will be drawn on St. Valentine'.: Day, the 14th of next month, when in the short space of Twelve Hours, the immense sum of Two Hundred Thouound Pounds will he distributed in Prizes of various descsiptines, including Forty Capitals, among which are 4 of 4:.•20,000 each. Tickets and Shares are on gale in great variety at their 0f6ci..3, ge. 11, Poultry, No. I. Charing Crod4, and No. 31, Agate High .street,where Ave of the Capital Prizes in the last Lottery were sold in Sham. Fora view of the Timber apply to Air. Ruben Evans Clerk, at Gr6sford, of wbotn printed particulars-may be bad,. as well as of Mr. Primp, Auctioneer, NVrezham ; and to trest fur the sung apply to NtesOrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood. Salisburt: TO BILET, Foit 131) Ttliiii.KY.ttittik, 7 Al Ashby, near Sit aford, in Lincolnshire, and er.tered on imam. - dtatt ly, or m Lady-day nest, !t.Very MANSION-HOUSE, Ready furnished, with Coaclydteyse. :.oci Stabling for 15 tiorse4.--. Also a very good Ace-house; a Garden of nearly two atst.4, wath d round, and wt 11 planted with the choice it stet Trews ; and 1411 Acres of tich Pasture Land adjoining, and the Manor allqun4iog with plenty of Game.. ]Mansion House is in a veil genteel neiphhoirhood, and within the circuit ofhlr. 01.Intichtoit's (late I.ord Alonsun'it) 14s hounds. . . For further particulars, apply to 'Nit% Reath of Scawlay. Brigg Lincolnshire ;or it. ot Ashbf::. 'lO I'ARI:N . IO AND GIiARI)I44N3. AIRS. NV HITE, No. 3, Park-row, Bristol, takes a 13.1 select number of Young Ladies as Eoarders, and instructs then in trench, Drawing, History, Geography, the use of the ClAus,ll.llany, Needle anti Fancy 'Works, Painting on Velvet, &c. T•.;7l.Vhne'i plan unites all the comforts of a private family, with ;he aileantAge% a regular instruction ; her - Pupils are con van ty t.4:11 her, and her number, though very limited, is yet s;:fheiently numerous to excite emulation. 'lliree vaxancies arc hew %eta, nut! tho;:i Parents who may honour her with the care of their Chill-en, rty rely on the strictest attention being paid to their heOrh, morals, and improvement.—The most respectable tric! , -!!crA co.o fa. giver. • 14th of 'llliS MONTII, The State Lottery will begin and finish Drawing. tip ICHARDSON, GOODLUCIC, and Co Stncl: 1 -N Brokers, corner of Bank buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cross, respecifulyinform the Public, that they are sel!iiY, r Tickets and Shares, and have now on Sale, Two, Three, and ' Pour Tickets of the same Num ber, which may o btain the folirwing great Prizes : lour Tickets of one Number - /10,000 Throe ditto .. - 60,000 1 • 'Two ditto - - - 40,000 One ditto - - - 20,000 'lO NiERC!"...iN I'S, XV AREHt /USEIVIEN, BREWERS, Idtd'il.i.EßS, and OTHERS. A ST7AIIO: Young Man wishes for a ▪ !,IruAl it iN in Town or Country, either =Bonk-keeper, Frweller abroad, Clerk abroad, Cooper, or t o !•.yrrieten,i any Nllnufactory. The most undeniable character • !)e hid, wish security given, if required. Nva , e to direct X. Ir. Z. at Mr. Mackway's, Oilman, facini N•rt!.-N - r , :vt, Ci!-; Shares in proportion. CHEAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND SITARF.S._ L\ SAUCE toa FISH, “AME, 1i LAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility 1 -A and Gentry, the above admired Article Is prepared only at Varehouse, Nu. 6, Eolwaral-street, Portman-square ; and (by ar.)i:a:rcnt) may he had of I. Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bell, New t.,tle upon Tyne ; Gregsons, I Avorpool . ; Getty, Manchester ; Tvrry. Brighton ; Lonter, Southampton ; Elliot and Seedham, 1!:,11 ; Idler-vs, Salisbury ; Lister, Swanscy ; Stephens, Bridling-on &c. and to prevent spurious Imitations, each bottle La: Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. • at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Essence of Aaclawies, which, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, rap be had in cases of all sizes, for family use and exportation. ING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WOIiMS are the most frequent sources of Child !' reds lfisease. Their syntptoms every parent and guardian eliMreti .isiould he acquainted with—They occasion loss of ap -1-•••••,a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irre nit:state of the bowels, attendee after with violent pains; they l 'ftl 07 convulsions, they affect the growth of the botly,and they VT 4 *.ti - c4l, by ending iu a consumption or decay. Both as a pre "4,r .1-1 d cure of these alarming complaints, the abler excel tnes!icine is universally allowed, on the testitnony of the 4 , zstea - trctsts in this country, both in rink and respect ability, r. o equal. 'Fite public approbation given to the Proprietor, .fatni a p..r sona l k no wl e d ge o f it s wonderful success in their own 43111 es..!.tnips its merit beyond competition, and give: a sanction Li; of wltich no other medicine of the kind can boast. Parents rtdrehers tylto have the care of children should have this remedy ;'s a :stuily medicine to resort to, whenever the stomach or bowels children ar , .: any way disordered, which it will Alward'e found r" l :ev , !.—Sold wholesale and retail, at Citing and Butler's, No. :,:heal-sid e , London ; and retail by moat country venders, in L 6 VN at 24. 93. and .ss. Bti. each. Int. I. Rt. c;NIAN'S GU ITA SALUTAiIIa. Ti - IE value of this Infallible Medicine bas been so lun g proved, that tuAtiing of the present day can bear a t 'envtition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease, 161 •: h it ettectuall v c ures anti eradicates from the habit, without *letting the painful feeling,* and exposure that attends salivation : *data debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requi- L lerarmcnient from buliness, or restriction in diet. The radical alluestit theseir,elithriabt:Drops have proved their claim to public alProba: ion for mere than ft() years. In all the debility of hod) rl' , t 4 ey prove a never failing restorative, whether the debility /produced by too free u3c of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef t-; ` ) I a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroad •-01 cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will .re c'''te a safe. speedy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Wert., 11 . I :devery weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By !tetacacy many women have become mothers who tor years had tos: .. r.dep..ived of t:...at happioess. • td7.3 wl:iesale and retail at X:r. Butler's, Na 4, Cheapside,cor bral.°l, P"terloger-row, and retail by Belam, Portsmouth; Wes . ; Wills and owers, Plynicaith ; Peck, Hull ; Colwell, 14, 1 1 ; Macdonald, Glisgow ; Smith and Mandertoa, ; 41 0 by Baxter, Bflinhorgh and Glasgow ; Palen Wou l. and by mug Coun t ry Mrdialue Vends*, in bottles; at - "' a ' a ar"bs With ample diectiOsta. • MESSRS. HODGES, MARTER, DRUM MOND,I'OII.TER, and HUGHES, at No. 117, Pal- Mall; N. I , Piazza, Co tent-Garden ; No. 14, Parliament-street; No. 63, Fiert-street ; anal No. 121, Newgate-street. The Public are respectfully informed, that they may be supplied with Tickets and Shares in the present State lottery, at the following reduced prices, viz. ATichet An :hit A Quaver ..... 5166 I A Sixteenth The payment of the Prises of the Shares if, sccuted by Govern. mere, as the Tickets from which they are made are all deposited at the Stamp (Mice. Clubs, Societies, Star Coac e uncr, and Carriers, will be allowed a handsome discount.—Registers gratis. SIR .TAMES BRANSCONIB and Co. earnestly request the public attention to the New State Lottery, on an improved Platt of the Whole Drawing in ON DAY, the 14th of THIS MONTH, assuring them they were obliged to dis appoint many from their late application in the last, when nearly every Ticket was sold, but they may now have a Share of almost any Number they wish for. In the last Lottery only, they shared and sold, N 0.2,618, a Prize of E1:0,000, and every other Capi tal, except the £5,000 and 12,000, and in the two former Lot- t cries, No. 9,123 ... ... X 20,000 1 1 2 , 767 XlO,OOO 18,977 20,000 4,390 ... ... .5,000 12,510 ... 20,(:0:) I 15,127 ... 5,000 20,000 18,318 5,000 20,000 With the Grand Capital Prize of 1,000 Tickets, No. 3,618, which divided amongst the Fortunate Holders X 24,765, indepen dent of many £l,OOO, .i!.300, tkc.. e .4c. where likewise the First 1'30,000 Prize, the only X 40,000 Prize, and the last •1'25,000 Prize, ever Shared in the State Lottery, were Sold in Thirty-one Shares ; a series of success unparalkled in the annals of Lotte ries, and which they hope awaits future purchasers at their OLD and ONLY Of f ices, No. 37, CORNHILL ; 11, HOLBORN; 38, HATMARICIT ; and 269, Strand. Prizec paid on demand. PAID ON DEMAND. : 1 _ .m,nco I 133 :0,000 8,831 OX; ` 3,716 1:0,000 1 f),570 10,000 17,127 4,618 10,994 18,544 19..544 610,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 4,000 2,279 - - . • Besides Prizes of £1,009, £5OO, tcr. THIS Grand List of CAPITAL PRIZES arts Sold in Shares, in tit: last and three preceding Lotteries, at the old-established State I.ottery Offices, No. 26:Cornbill, and St. Marg aret ' s Hill, Borough, of HORNSBY and Co. w ho were also the first to sell Two Prizes of £30,000. I-lORN6BY and Co. respectfully solicit the favours of the Public in the New State Lottery, which abounds with Capital Chances ; they also beg leave to assure their Friends, that they will use their best endeavours to procure Prizes worthy their pos. se-4 , in. Tickets and Shares are selling at the lowest Prices, and all Orders by Post or Carrier executed to any part of the Globe, on the same terms as if presont. er To be Drawn in ONE DAY, the I ith INSTAVT.— Two, three, sod four Tickets of the same Number may be ;tad, so that xigpot), 60,000, or sCf.:0000, zao be obtained by one ednuturc. A LIBRARY OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. This day was published, in Twenty-eight handsome and closely • printed volumes, royal iSmo. containing each ahout Four Hundred Pages, illugtrated and embellished with upwardi of One Hundred large Engravings. price Eight Guineas is board>, or Ten Guineas elegantly hound; and the Vol-Aces in Thir teen Volumes, or the TaAves.s, in fifteen, may I.e. had sepa- rarely, after the 'ante rate, ACONIPLETE COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS, from the First Voyage of Columbus, in the year 1492, to the Commencement of the Present Century ; the principal of them printed verbatim front the best editions bf the otiginal works. whole selected and prepared for the press By WILLIAM MANOR, I.L.D. Vicar of Hurley and Rector of Stonesfield, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, Honorary Meiabor of the Board of .Agriculture, Author of the Universal History, British Nepos, &c. Stc. Sec. This new and enlarged Work consists partly of a reprint of a similar Collection made by the same Author, which has for a considerable time been out of print ; and partly of new matter, comprising the voyages unabridged of AN sox, Br atm, WALLIS, CARTARET, and COOK ; the Travels unabridged of ADDISON, Mowr.tou, and SMOI.I.LT ; and of abridgments of many valua. I ble works published subsequently to the appearance or the former edition, and bringing the Collection down to the present time. Printed for Ascii Alt oPo tirs, London; and to be had of all the Booksellers in the British Empire. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, AND INTERNAL IM- PROvEmENT. T'HE Public are respectfully informed, that Thirty '. six of the COUNTY SURVEYS are now published, and that the whale, or any particular County, may be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. The SURVEYS published within the last Six Months are— SURREY, by Mr. STEVENSON, Price 15c bands. BERWICKSHIRE, by Mr. KERR, Price 15s boards. LEICEs'TERSHIRE and RUTLAND, by Mr. Plll', Price 14s. boards. CAMBRIDGE, by the Rev. Mr. GOOCH, and HUNTING. PONSHIRE, by Mr. PARKINSON, Price 121. OXFORDiHIRE, by Mr. YOUNG, Price 1 es. boards. BERKSHIRE, by Dr. MAYOR, Price 183. boards. BEDFORDSHIRE, by Mr. BACHELOR, Price 14s. boards. WORCESTERSHIRE, by Mr. put, Price Bs. INVERNESS-SHIRE, by Dr. ROBERTSON, Price 14s. bds. DEVONSHIRE, by Mr. VANCOUVER, Price 15s. board& ESSEX, by Mr. YOUNG, ?moll. price els. SUSSEX, by the Rev. Mr. YOUNG, price 14s. boards. CHESHIRE, by Mr HOLLAND, price 10e. ' NORTHAMP'T'ONSHIRE, by Mr. PITT, price ISt. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, by the Rev. Mr. PittEsT, 14s. Pitt', Staffordshire and Tonnes Lincolnshire, hare been re cently reprinted. The whole, or any separate Report, may be had of the Booksel lers in the respective Counties, antic( liouissellese #n sener4i ' Nov. ALL AND poicrEtt BREWErtY, . In the Nur:ll ofkitgland. TO BE SOLD 1.11 . I'itWATE CONTRACT, AVery capital ALE:anel PORTER BREWERY, constructed upon the mo , :t approved plan for the saving of mama labour, and cap3l.le ofbroving with ease 10,060 barrels of Ale and Potter ant:tally ; two Malt-houses adjoining, in which between two :ind three thousand quarters of Malt ?Met be made in the Season. There are upwards of 20 Public. I - louses attached to the Tra , '.e, and there are frequetit opportuni ties of adding to their numlivr. The situation is contiguous to the most exteniive ia!and cation in the King-lota, eying facility to the man of property • and enterptize to extend the Trativ. (which has been carried oss : upon the premises for several year-) to almost any amourt. Further particulars may he known, I.ly applying (Free of pelf age) to Altabrs. Snow .uttl Scrivca., ISLA ! friars: *.` Part of the Purchase NT-Iney n - zay reinsit os security of the Premises, if required. 1200 ik ondergeteekende, Exploicteur & deur- waarder van bride de Gerechts tioven alider rutkrachte van hfandament van Executie verleeml, door den Hove van Civile _ lustitie de dato, 37 May, 1808, ter: behoeven var.`.V. Vintz, impe. tram van gezegd mend:men: of op ende legme, Daniel A'vt, sigenaar der plantage gelegen binnea de oast Zee Kust der rivier deeza Coloeie, eti op de generaWe Kaart bekend onder, No. 13, met she derzeiver air—en aq::::ttlentit•ci, op den, 31 May, I. 1. in Executie heb gevoin•ei Zeo - ,v‘ird door :uy oa dergat : door deere aan een ieder g ,ativerreerd dat ik vooro‘ie mens ben voorz ; piantage Hermitage cum annexis n ingevsige daar yan yeformeerde invenetris welke ler -Comploire eh hoArto vermeld voor een ieder ler visie legs, na verloup r•ui ten Jaar en Zes weeken gee.:ekend van vuorm, 31 May, 1308, atiier op publicque veiling in St. lieeren Execieie te verkoopcn AA coon form de nieuwe order door wzir,...-nield llof van Civile Jtttitle, op het, by executie verkoapm van plantagien eitgegcest:in iu Raaden, den 7 September & 8 October, 1803, ten chide uit bet revenue der ale dan verkoe srordende plantage, Hermitage C. A. te Kunnen verhaalen Zodar.ige Snm, al* waer voor hetzolve is ge Executeerd cum inn:react' met do kosten waar na gig een legelyk kan reguleeren. Aldus decze eidvertentie ge.daan en verders met dezehe ge handelt too eh gebruiketyk is. K. FRANCKEN, Expi. & Deurw. Batik% 21 October, 1808. (TRANSIATIIN.) ADVERTISEMENT OF THE EX I'LOICTEUR OFFICE. Whereas I, the undersigned Marshal (Exploic tetr & deer warden) of both the Honourable Courts of this Colony, by virtue bf a Mandate of Execution granted by ts Honourable Ceurt of Civil Justice, dated 27th May, isub," at the instance of W. Vintz versus Daniel Alet, Proprietor of Plantation, Hermitage, situated on the East Coast division of this Colony, and quoted on the General Chart, Lot No. 13, did take the same L :ate Hermitage, wi; h all its airpurtenanc e s, un der execution on the Slat day of past. • Be it therefore known, that I, the bail Exploicteur, do Intend to dispose of, by Marshall Sale, in this Colony, the said Ests Hermitage Cum anneals, after the expiration of one year and sit weeks, to commence from the above 31st hlay, 18011, agreeable to an Inventory thereof, which is daily to ix seen at my Office, all conformably to the late order enacted OP the Ho. nourable Court of Civil Justice, at their Asertibly, on the 7th September and Bth October, 18.4, respecting the sale of Estates by Execution, in order from the proceeds of the Sale of Planta. tins Hermitage Cum anneals, to discharge the debt for which it has been taken under 'execution, with the interest and costa thereon, to which all persons are to regulate themselves ass cordiugly. This done and made public accorclingto stage. (Signed) K. EitANUW.V o tAusball • -- &Wee, 41st October, 1308. - TRAWSPORT OFFICE, 11111111021, 29, 181&. THE CO :If ItI739kNERS for CONDercrING HIS itrzusTr, TEANSPCntrStRrrCE, for taking Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and Custody of PRISUNERS of WAR, do hereby give Mac; That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 13th February, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be wilting to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War in health and sickness, at Porchester Castle, Hants, for Six Months certain, fro2l the Ist of April next, at latest. No Ten.LT will Le rec.i.rd after one _o'clock on the day of treaty, nor any noticed, unless the pariy, or an agent for him , petvonally attend. Each T:nder mast be ar:romparied by a Letter from two respectable Po-SOILS al gtlg gto Leconte Lownd with the Per:on tendering, in the siren Ey . £2OOO for the due trfettesance of the Contract. 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