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SIDDONS. • ENCLISII. gjo Leinstei Kildare, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; ihstsio4MADDOCK.S ; Jack, Mr. PENLEY ; — 'ofieers, Mr. LAURF:NT, Mr. ROBERT; s e jean Sturdy, Mr: COOKE ; Mess, Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM; Di s isoes, Master DOURHOUSET, Master HUCKEL. • Persian. Ds Cody (Governor of the Castle), Mr. RAYMOND ; - Laroche, Mr. SMITH ; M ews . WEBB, FAIRBROtHER, COIATFERLEY, ••• • GOODMAN, AUSTIN ; • ,Messrs. FISHER, MALE, WELLS, CAR EOIS, Etc. por. , hont , mi lts ,stAY; Margare, To wu,ch will he added the COnaedy of WANs AND MEANS. • Sir David Dunder, Mr. B.I.NNIS'rEIt ; OH Random, Mr. PENLEY T i ng Random, Mr. DE CAMP ; Scruple, Mr. PU'INAM. Lady Dunder, Mrs. SPARKS; Harriet, haw LOYCE ; Kitty, Miss RAY. The Dew Dr. ma of the Siege of St. Quintin, or Spanish He prtfortned for the third time en Saturday night, was received t hosagteut with the loudest shoats of applause, and will be re peated evrty evening till further notice. TCOIACCONY, with the Devil to Pay ; Jobson, Mr. Bannister ; NA -Mts. Jordan. On Wednesday with Of Age To-morrow. TO BAN KERS. scurry AGAINST I'ORGERV. J. ARCHER, ENGRAV ER, has perfected an Inven tiOn,k4ovoliouly to hintself, and of the greatest impost:MCC to the Commerci.4 World—a Alode of Engraving BANK NOTE PLATES, which' cannot fail . of proving an effectual Check again* Forgery. • , Toprevest prejudice, Specimens have. been presented to a amber of ettioent Artists—arnoncst twin fs, Me. SHARI', His torical Entmer to his Ma]esty : Mr. I'll.i sr', Marine Engra- Vtr to his Majesty ; 11Ir.Nti. S r `‘ EL rO N ; Mr. 1. Sw ELTON ; Mr. J. MAGI, Mut - OW, and Mr. SCOI T, whose opinions coin tide with the abate statement. • 'BAarz►Rs receive Overy information, togothcr with an En- PM Specimen, on applying by letter (post ya.itl;, or otherwise, ot No. 5, Iviarlimott- lace, rrunsinick-square. CAVALRY CAN/MEET CLOAKS, WARRANTED IM- I PENETRABLE FO WET. pUL SF 0 RD and SER.! F. ANT, Military Tai/ors, sod Man4aeturers of the 'lmpenetrable Waterproof es:m ild, to their Royal Hi3St:es , e.; the Prince of Walv!, D.;l<-: of York, and Army, have the honour to inform thu Nubility, Gen try, and their Fri.-ads, that e:tpeliCl.C,: having proved this article to he perfectly Impenetrable to wet for any length of time, tteF oao most confiden y reetmmend Ow sante, particular' y to °sheers" , of Cavalry, goh,g on Foreign Service, where they arc much es. 7 posed to tie wea:ber being- light and pleasant wear, will wrap twin a very matt eampass, a:A retain its impenetrable qualities %Mil the last, as ..a rain or sea water will adhere to - it. - To be had only of them, the Inventors and sole Proprietors, No. 4, King -street, St. James's-square; and at their ATili!ary War:house, No: 4, Southampton-street, :;trand. whir Oißc"E' tr.g the Army are eompletel:- equipped, as or :erect by a rrgu of his Royal Highness the ConimauviervitiChief. •.* The shove Cloaks being always ready, of different sizes, tie be sent cif 'me:ours:4day. • * i ViTHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed v personal beatdy in both sexes, and ill some parts of Europe Ste essential to persons of rank. The .11..iNDANA SOAP, or ham Washing Cakes, possess the pecullarropetty ofgivlng'the Ike( exquidte delicacy of texture, and inconceivable fairness to die Inntis-whiA are constantly washed *Nth this Soap. Even in tuts where the skin has been injured by labour or other violence, t lit hardness and coarseness are effectuallY, infallibly, ant Pet - 1 1 il ialleatl, y removed, and succeeded by a smonthnesx,fairness, and `wsty of appearance which cannot be acquired by any other ! 1 Sseanewludevcr. ' It its ' by experience only, that any ode" can form I ta•sdequite idea of the superioi`exoellencessf this Soap. * . Suldby the Proprietor's Agent, whose signature it bears. Wl' LIM Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Temple-bar London : and titile Proprietors, as a f ur th er s e rtn i ty , b eg them t o b e pa r ticular ~1 11:t iciar, that the nam e an d a dd ress o f t h e printer, E. Slinagg, `"). in. How-ureet, Covent-Garden, is 'affixed to the wrapper kellabel: all others are cdanterfeits. Sold by many respectable Pelmets and Medicine Ver.ders in Town and Country. .Price la each cake. But it is wall times necessary to 1;e particular its 113 .ersin, g the ab ove cau ti on, wh i ch will be the meadirofeeitent withelaipositlutirthicla aura late bear pastas* - • • • - ‘T,MISEEt 14. 1808. 1 ) %1ON I OR DNA NCE OFFICE, Non ber 2, leo& 1111 E _PRINCIPAL OFFICERS c 4 HIS MA- JESTrs OR:MUNI:A, do hereby give .s,roti.-e, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or b..fo?re Friday the 21 d 4 of December next, front such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the supply of STOVES , RANG!:',and other IRON ARTICLES, f ur service of this Department, for.a period of three years. Patterns of the Articles nray be seen, upon application at the Principal Store-keeper's Office in the Tower, where further par ticulars, together wi:h the Terms and Conditions al the Contract, may he know n ; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hunrs of ten and four o'clock. where al.n ate Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and eti4orsed " Proposals for Stoves, Ranges, &c." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d day of December, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will anr Trace be no deed unless the party snaking it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, 4e.srrtary. VICTUA LLi VG OF Fit E, Novanter 3, IBoh. THE VOMMISSIONERS for I'ICIUALLIArG HIS MAJESTY % NAVY Jo hereby zive Notice, That on Friday the 25 tlt instant, they will he ready to receive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Tiro Hundred Tons of ROSE CORK (second:) BUTTER or BRITISH isurrEk of elml goodness, and for '1 hree Hundred and Fifty Tons of C" . l Esti R.E, DEP. PA'S! RE, WARWICKSHIRE ,or GI.OU CESTERSHIP.E CHEESE or CHEESE of equal goodness; to be delivered one half thereof in one mouth, and the remainder in one month dal-wards, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at the Ports, aud in the proportions undermentioned, viz: DZPTFORD PORTSMOUTH PLYMOUTH Butter. 50 50 Cl . it•tse. ioo 'runs. 100 130 • Alid td be paid for by BMA payalliu with intvr,,t ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be arcs at the Secretary's Office. No regard will Le had to any Tender in whi,!rt the price shall ne b; inserted in words at length, or that shall ml be deli :.er.ar t, the li&ard before One o'Clca on the soil Friday she 27!.4 i. , ttant, nor tas k's the Person who mat, the Tender, or some Person on his helsal, .ittev:ls t ans,ver . wh.m ealfed BREWING. GENTLEMEN in t,,e Country, whosd system of Ale or Porta Brtiviul may b • impefi.c; t‘r 1011,1111'V: • tory, may obtain evtry useful information and pi aeti,.:i! asrstari: , on reasonable terms. The necesilary iLVSZCIIIIICAtS provided, a.id their utility clearly e x pia n ed. Address (post paid) Mr. lames, No. 40, Dean.t.treet, Loadoo. PROIiOTT's HOTEL to FAM•II.Ir:S, at;tl IWNTLEMEN, KING-' COVENT GAltl)2l , l. MRS. PROBAT'r (hte of the Roebuck Inn, Oxford), begs leave to return her grateful thanks to her numerotut Friends for the very liberal encouragement she has experienced since er.t ring on her new undertaking, and to inform them and the Pub:ic in general, that she has now completed the alterations and improvements of her House, and hopes by dill gent attention to cleanliness, added to the airy situation of the house, to obtain that distinguished patronage and support she ex perienced so many years in Oxford. GREATEST CHANCE EVER. OitERED. S"rIFT and CO. recomr.cr.d to their Friends and the Public, the Scheme of the State Lottery, which begins Drawing the 13:h Nexz Month, as possessing an actual advantage over any former Lottery. Only 19,0001 ielt-ts can be sold, which must receive the Prizes tizloititig to •(!,tsuti 't ickets. The two extra Prizes of 5C6 Whole Tickets each, prewnt the greatest chance ever effete ! to the Purchaser of a singic Ticket ; for it is possible, through them, he may gain all the Capitals in the Lot tery ! ! or in proportion for any Share he holds. Tickets and Shares are wiling by SWI Vl' and CO. at their Wises, No. 11, POITI:FRY, No. le, CIIARING-CItOSS, No. 31, WI - if ITCH In the Lotteries which finished deas‘ in„ in August last, the fol lowing Capitals were Sold, Shared, and on Demand, at :WL , " I . and CO.'; Offiets . _ • No. 8,8'24, a i.:20,G00 I No. 184, a XlOOl , O 1 i ,i)7O, a en ,(10015,!.8 4t o a 2,C00 BeeiLks Eight of £1 044 each, and nary of A:JO°, &c. ttc. A refl.:VlC:lt. Lk:P.-NA V. This day was publisiv_d, in :4x elegant Vols. post Bvo. Embellished with P-mrsits by C.t It 01.1 N VAT:OS price Three Pounds in boards, or 'l t. Pounds Ten Shillings elegantly bound, for a literary pr•sent, I'HE CABIIIi:T of POTITRY, containing the best F.I%!TIRE which arc tub. found in the Wctisk:: of the HRrristi POETS; ft MILTON to ill. -tril E. Pr:aitecl in Chronoici.inf and V7l!ks of cacti Poet prefaced by an account of hi; Life and Ch2:-.••:.....er. • Szle,:ted by :;. J. PRATT, " If the Grain sy::re separs:c•l :vont t: , •• • ei,aif which f!ls tt , e Worts of our Naq:nial w!rtt is !,,.;;• e a b!, 3 l.lr vr,• ti :4 be to what is usuless in proi.orti:.r. of a IVlolchil to a N:an:t tain." " The Poets at large, like the Stat; , tes 1t lsrgc, arc r , for the quantity of wor.hles , ; t:.re canzA::, lave ions been a heavy u.tc uu ear vacs: and ,satience of the pul.?i,-." Pit to:C.:CF. Printed for RICHARD Pumeirs, Na. C, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all ili.)oks.liers. N.B. To afford an ad... , quate idea of the sin7nEr worth of the above-menrieued Work, it v:Ill , imply to enulAtratc the narrws of the Poets, the best of wh: works unaltered and unabridged, occupy its pages. VOL. 1.--Nlt LTO N. VOL. 11. Covelti Rochester linlifax Hughes Walla- Pomfret Parliell Iluciintham Betl4 Phillips Garth Pet:toil Denham E' 4 . Rovc Vdldeta Drydeu L i .ratt Addiaan Gay • VOI. NI. Prior Patticon Hill Falconer Pope li linniand Broom• Vt'atts 'Fiche! Savage Swift Blair Sotro-rville VOI.. IV. Titom3on A. MaILI Cr,ll;ns Al( er side I )y,:x Yotnig vol.. V. Gray Churchill Grair gcr Langhorne R. W:st Lloyd Smolkt Bruce I.yttleton Cunningham Armstmn Chatterton Nloore Green l:roc•n Shaw W. 'llomp3on Cooper Da&lLy Lrwibond Cawthorn Gohls4th Smart Penrose VOL. VI. Mickle Whitehead Logan 3ar ; .• Jenne Warton Scott Grtemo Cotton J(.lln , on Glover Tit:v.l:loA • Mason «urns Leattie ----- EXTRA CAPITALS IN PRESENT LOTTERY, Which contains TWO ADDITIONAL PRIZES incre thin was ever found in any Lottery before, earn-ly, the produce of 500 whole Tkkets for the arst drawn Prize above on the first day of drawing, over and above the Prize that it may he en titled to likewise: the proluce of 500 whole Ticket, for thr first drawn Prize above £l5 on the second day of drawing which Tickets will be deposited at the Sank of England three • dkyti before the present Lottery begins drawing. Numbers as stated in the general advertisetnent, Schemes gratis, and Tickets and .-iharce are now selling by SIR JAMES BRAN:iC011111 and Co. No. 11, Laoas; 37, Coitsw ILL; 36, IIAYMAIKKLT, PICCADILLY; and _No. 2G9, 5r tut Nn. 17hont the folllivting Capitals were sr 1, shared, and regis tered, in the two I.lst Ltmeri, s, divided into five hundred and thirty-eight shares; tits numbers of the said Tickets are as fullcw No. 2,570, entitled to £lO,OOO, And the only Prize of that Amount ever shared. 12,719 i'23,000 15,820 ......6,000 10,276 XIOCC 2i,303 20,030 8,366 5,090 12,862 1,000 7,757 20,n2a 10,167 5,000 5,800 1,000 14,".23 20,0A:0 11,871 5,000 12,197 1,0!:0 ,77 20,000 4,077 5,010 3,127 1,001) 6,145 140,0 :0 12,076 5,000 9,938 1 ,COC. 15.009 10,000 17,551 4,600 13,568 1,000 1e,753 10,:;60 9;:..73 5,000 3,3:;0 1,000 NvAd• s Twenty-on 5(01. and a great proportion of 1001. &c. &c. and where No. 2 1,206, dr., Erst 30p001. Prize ever Gobi, was , .!tared; likewise the Lot 25,C001. with sundry other Capital. In farmer I.otttries;; amounting to upwards of ONE A111.1.10N STERLING. The Numhtrs, and bow shared, may be seen at either of die above Offices. • , N. B. All orders, by the post or otherwise , will he duly exe cuted; or Tickets and Jhares way be had of either of my Country Agents. • . 1 . .-- DORSET. TO BE LET, completely Furnished, and entered open immedi ately, or at 1%/iehnt.imaa next, ALL that capital NIESSUAGE, called ED NIONDSHAM HO USE, fit for the reception of a Genteel Family, with Double .Coach-house, excellent stalled Stables, ' Courts, Yards, Granary, Dove Cute, extensive walled Gardens well stocked with choice Fruit-trees , Shrubberies, Plea sure Ground, and Lands, containing together abitit nine Acres, pleasantly situated at Edniondshaot, one mile from Cranbournc, in the County of Dorset, twelve mil:s s-auth-dast. of Salisbury, 12 north-east of Blandford, and 16 of Muddiford (a delightful Wa tering Place), in a fine iyen count=y abonading - with Field Sports, and Oesinde in the neightumehoed. The deputation of two Manors (attached to the premises), well stocited with Game, will he Let N i It the above ;.cnd a neat Cut rick and pair of Capital Horses, li;,ht Cart, three Cows, Pointers, Rick of Hay, &c. Sta may be- taken ar a valuation, the proprietor, Major-General 1/lonro r going on tbreign service, . Ear further particulars and . to treat, applyspersonally, or by letter (post paid), to Mr. Amery, Attorney at Law, Close, Seli:- bury. The premises May be viewed ut.sr4sonable 1101 1 1 1 111 pliiog atilt Masai= Hausa . ... .~. NEW MUSIC. This day was published, by GOCILDIIIG and Co. I\ Twic caters, No. 121, New Eond-Arect, and N. 7, Wesunoriaad-ssreet, Dublin, • GUIDA ARMONICA. In which thr.. origin, signature, name, and use of all the Cb• - yrds, are clearly explained, and illustrated by numerotr, Exantrin, cLlculated to facilitate the Theory and Practice of thoro-git Law, sh , ,rten the study of Musical composition. 'fo which ar.: a•i,led, Con cise Rules and Directions for accompaLying with propriety, Vocal and Instrumental Music, by J. JOUSiE, Professor of Music, price 21s. This day wah publ!,hesi, iu One Vulumc Crown Octavo, price ns. bnarth, the Fourth ' " ' Edition, with considerable Ildizify:s ot THE POEMS of RICHARD CORBET, late Bishop of Oxford and of Norwich. To which are now added Oratio in Funus Henrici Priucipis," from—.Ashmotz's Museum, Biographical Notes; arc! a I ife of the Author. By OCTAVIUS Gll.Clilittii, F. s. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme. he ernoster-row. lint ‘l.ly was publi4hetl, price Recommended to the $t r4.tte; col:rid:rat:on ttf all Klitary M ...... _ l'H E TRIAL of MAJOR CAMITELI, r t. 11? 1 - WILFUL MURDER of CAPTAIN 'BOYD, in wle'cli is &tailed the Evidence, tog , ther with the important Charfc of Cie Jude:, diicriminating between Malistivrtster and Murder in the Cases of Duelling. Towhich Are, tolkiLd Details of the deportment of Cie Major in the interval uf.his sentence aid execution, and of laq moments Publ;shed by 11.1). Symonds, Paternrwer-row ; and to be had of all llookiAlers. E. BY I'HE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day was illustrat....l by numerous Engravings, including a line Portrait of the la.: Wk.: of Br.uroan, Representing Inapl..usents in Yiu..bandry, BuildiEss, Live Stock, and remarkable °Weis, h a coloured Map, clicinguislik.g the different kinds of foil, price 145. iu hoards, A GENERAL V I.EIV of the AGRICULTURE -I- - 1 - of the COUNTY of 1:11:.DalP r), drawn up tor theßoarel of Agriculture a.1:1 internal Improvement, d.stinguishing and des erihiag the Gewraphical situation and ireeral circumstances of the County ;' the state of Property, the Buildingi, the Mode of Occupation, the Implements, the niensuras, the Alt abb Land in every kind of Culture, the C-ass I.an&, the Gardens aoe Orchards, the W0:i.1% and Plantations, the Wastes, the Improve ment..., general and particular, the Live Stock, the Rural 1::-o. maw, ;did the• Politic -II Economy, including Roads, Cant':, Commerce, Manufactures, the Population, societies, tk.c. &c. &c. By 11 - 10 MAS 13ATC1IELOR. Printed for Ric u.t an PuaLirs, Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; aa.d sold by aU lloolesvll..rs in Great Britain aud Ireland. Of whom may eho be had, Corrected and enlarged SURVEYS lithe undermentioned COW:tits, recently published under the direction of the Board of /kip icul tuje,--undunuly printedin Evo. andslune up in boards: S. D. 2 Middleton's Aliddle.ex, 2d ed:ion - . 14 0 3 Billitipsley's Sumersetshire • .• • 7 0 4 Rudge's Gloncestersilire - 9 0 .5 Smith's Argylesbire ...el edition - 9 0 6 Nalimith's Clydesdale, duto . '7 0 7 Duncumb's Herefordshire - 6 0 B.lsoys's Kent - 7 0 • 9 Young's Hertfordshire - 7 0 10 Young's Lincolnshire - 12 0 , 11 Young's Norfolk - • 6 0 12 Young's Suffolk, 2d edition - - , 8 0 13 Youngs EMI; 2 vols. 21 0 14 Kent's Norfolk - 6 0 - 15 Sonterville's F.ass Lothian - 6 0 16 "Fhomoon's Fife-shire - • 7 0 17 Holt's Lantashire - • 6 0 IS Robertson's !Old-Lothian - - 7 0 • 19 Bailey, Gulley. and Pringle's Northumberland, 1 9 0 Cumberland, and Westmoreland • 20 LOWIA Nottinghamshire - 5 0 . 21 Robertson's Perthshire 1 0 22 Douglas:is Roxburgh and Salkirkshire 7 0 . 23 Plynalty's Shropshire '' - 9 0 24 Pitt's Staffordshire . - • 7 0 2.5 Brown's Yorkshire, W. R. - 7 0 ' 26 - Peke's York hire, N. R. - - 9 0 • N. B. Corrected and enlarged Reports of other Counties will be published, in a corresponding sire and type, after.the rate of six or alight per annum, till Surveys of the whole KingJoit base been published; in the mean time, sets, as far as published, uni t:9'ollY doss up, or particular Reports, may be had of ail *Gob. save, at the pisauicolif sire r ociaaca. - • . • [PR This' day' was publi.ll puRITANism REVIV: ii oi.o as tip! G:117 I P,SLt.L, (2 , lrate; to ..etor._ Yrialrd for F. C. and 1. ll:vlngt. ; s!)1.1 also hi). Re -1; No. day watpubli..l..eil, t I gar.tly in Ivo small Volt. In Tiilioa'y of 1)1; inquiry 11' hide irte •the Luz, ao Mind, at they ar.: litz..nis recorded to Sa....rott and Pr i'linted for F C. and 1. yard; boll also by J. HatcllA: a, NI This dayW.IS Handsomely prititeci la of ~ ..;CRIPTURAL ILLilt! THIRTY-NINE A 14.1 I. Is ND. with a PravicalComtnen , t..teudetl to protonte 5t171,11.E1, Rector of Inworth, Ih t7:ti Count l'art'ok,etvw the , Printed for F. C. ant 1. ►tiv►ogd yard; sold also by .1.11a:01:-::41, In a fa•.v days Av it Handsomily pr:ieed is Ortivo, by rrntiisrtio, to Lis Grace t. a Third Vclume of NECDOTI:3 LITI_ /. Pouxs.—By the Rev. WILL, Ikrodutus, &c. •,* Primed for F. C. and J. Church-yard; 6.1.1 a:so by J. Hat Of t.h - rn may be had, the tw , price ir. board!, Two more Volumi are preps: of the. fifth will be given a ;et:et:o Illustrated with iwwetn those on Natural liiitory after Nature. _ Nits I. and 11. to be cor.i.:uod I‘..iJathi:', price 69. each, haad- Rolm ly printed oil a "Ile Ocat*o, DA vroLoGIA ; com2rehencling a complete si,ried of EsSAV E A 'I% Sy scats, alphabetically • arr.:ll;Al ; scit4 a Okticoary Sc:rticea, and Ard Pros •nti!7, a I:L.LiLet Survey of Human Geniis. By MASON coon, rs q . P. R. S. 01.1Y1':itii .t. Or •*.le Royal Military oolwich. An Tvlr. NEvb - i*ON 130:,wee'11-1, Cambridge. ' Assist.,:d by v.l:er Gc:.tieraen of r,inence In different Depart- . ....I:mt... of Lit•-r-artwe. CONIYA I. 'Chi , I.Vork will be.i.anes:nmel., yrinted by Messrs. Bendel and Davison, OA a f.r..: wkve royal papt.r in octavo, ant' will bis puhlisluA in monthly ts, price Sir Shillings each, five of which will form a Volume. _ 11, As in an uptettakiog of so extensive a nature, it is imposst• blo to aseert.iin the true; quantity in which the whole will be coninri:;etl—the Public can only be assured that it will not ex* rceSTen Volumes; and, probi.bly, not more than Eight or Nine. Pl. !n the course of Publication there will be introduced fro* Thrsfe to Four Hundred elegant Ergrav,ings by the first Artists, frols or;Listal Drawinzs by Edwards, Fatty, jun. and other.. And all tit Ise representi;:g subjects of Natural History, comprising 'Let th , ! eMire Number, will be beautifully coluarcd after Nature. London d for G. Keunley, Fleet .street ; Bell and Brialfute, Edinburgh; Brash and Reid, Glasgow; Archer and Dublin ; and by Edwards and Savage, Cork. TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS, CATTLE-KEEPERS, ANb OTHERS CONCLRNED IN RURAL AFFAIRS. This day was published, by CROSBY and Co. Stationers'-court, l'atirnoster-row, London ; who malt , the full allowance to the Trade in every branch of the Booksellingllusinen 1. Price Zls. 6d. or extra tuck, 45. 6d. ( I POSBY's Farmer's, Grazier's, Steward's, and Cl.ttlesKeeper's rkle:norandurri Pocket Book for 1809, cor► tainin!! a Daily Journal of every Article bought or sold, Live snd De ie. tituck, Calendar of Work to be done, Tables of Weights and Measures, a List td Taxes, ;'armor's Lows, Towns, Fairs, Ni- , rl , •:ts, and I3ankers in England and Directioos and ;11,1 , 6 fl.r t uying Stock, keeping Accounts, &c. By the Audit* of" The Complete Grater." " A very necee•ary and usecul Book, replete with age mitt arid kitsl information to all who attend to Agriculture, keep Country Residences, or exercise in rural sports. The use of the Tables will iuduce habits of order and regularity in business." 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CR E.SINT LL ; The Crarowits, Matter GOODU' IN ; Dann, Mr. YOUNG 7 Crazies, Mr. JEFFRIES; Rimski, Mr. MURTI...Y ; Ternacb,•Mr. CHAPM.AN; Servitz, Mr. FAWCETT. The Empress Elizabeth', Mrs. ST. LEGER. Sedaaa, Mrs. GilißS; Alexinr, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; • Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS ; Ann; Mrs. LISTON; Villager; Mrs. to Act: ff. the Coronation of the Empress Elizatach. Tile Durres (composed by Mr. Boloria, jun.)•to be performed kik Misses Adams, and the Corps tie ballet. To which will he added the Eurletta of TOM 'THUMB THE GREAT. • . King Arthur, Nir..MUNDEN ; Tes Thumb, Matter GOODWIN ; Merlin, Mr. DENNIAN ktoudlc, NTr. TAYLOR . ; Dooelle,Alr. SIMMONS ; Queen Dolialolla, Mrs. 1.1:, VON ; Princess Fluncamtmca, Miss BOLTON ; LESE.RVE ; Frizalta, Mrs. WHITMORE. The - New Grand Melo-Dramatic Op?ra of the Exile, coll aring tobe received throughout with universal approbation and tektuat,willlse repeated eve:y evening till further notice. Tomorrow, with the lonic. of a Day. Comet Almaviva, air. Lewis.' . Oh Wednesday, with the Village I,:nryer. Os Thursday, with Itath.trieo and l'..truchio. And.= Eriday, with the Musical Farce of Lock and Key. ridr. ,bna bi 1 kr Fla b ir.VO ritb a Ads ° a.-0 S• f CIS :air