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Sir Leinster Kildare, Mr. JOHNSTONE; si on sain, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Jack, Mr. PENLEY • 7 - • Soldiers, Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DT.C; NUM ; bewsnas, Master DOURHOUSET, blaster HUCKEL. FAERCH. D sc r (Governor of the Castle), Mr. RAYMOND; Laroche, Mr. SMITH; unceat, Miss RAY; Margaret, Miss TIDSWELL. Testi& will be added, the Comic Drama of . TO THREE AND THE DEUCE. p e cepitie Single, Mr. ELLISTON ; Pertinaz Single, MT. ELLISI'ON; Percival Single, Mr ELUSION. if ign oney Grizzle, Mr. MA,EfigWS ; T s ui, Ws BOYCE ; Phabe, Mrs. MATHEWS ; Tailine, Mrs. BLAND. The sew Draws °, the Siege of St. Wade, or Spanish He. con neoq; to be received throughout with universal appro. baba and applause, will be repeated every evening till further wice.—To-mortow, with Matrimony. On Saturday with Of Agt Tomorrow. ORDNANCE O.FFIOE, Notwitter 2, 1802: THE• PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of XIS MA. ___ This day was published, in Octavo, price A N EXPOSTULATORY LETTER to DR.\ 2 - 36 MOSELEY, On his REVIEW of the REPORT of the LONDON COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS on VACCINATION. By M. T. C. M. B. P. 1. S. Printed for the Author, and sold by 1. Murray, S 4, Fleet. street, London. thew of London, during , 18th century, with a Review 6' the s'ste ofSocieti In 1007 , Mastro...el by 50 Engravings. By Mem Peller Malcolm 1 7 ...). A .tuthor of Londinitun ittslbsivims, &t. &C. • price boa rds. 10. The i.AT of the LAST MINSTREL, a Poem, with I.idi and Lyrical Pieces. By Walter :icott, Esq. elegantly print . try Ballantyne, on superfine wove paper and hot-pressed, the 9th ed. tion, price 0.1. Ss. in boards. A fate topics are rimed on tint paper, price IL 13s. del. In boards. This volume, with Mani Gems 1 the whole of Mr. Scott's Poetical Works. JESTrs ORDNANCE, Is herrhy give Kaki, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or b. fore Friday the 2cl day of December next, from such Per seus as 'may be willing to undertake the supply of STOVES, RANGES, and other IltON AR fICLES, for service of this Department, for a period of three years. Patterns of the Articles may be seen, upon apylication at the Principal Store-keeper's Mike in the Tower, where further par ticulars, together with the Terms and Cor.ditions of the Contract, nay be known ; and also at the Secretanis Office, in Pall-Mal i 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. Ste." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d day of December, at twelve o'clock at moon of the slime day, neither will any Tender be no ticed unless the party leaking it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend, By Order of the Board, R. H. CR E gr, Sa•gary. 'I. Ilidstratims of the I.ay of the Last Minstrel, cousisti•g of IC views of the Ri.ers Bprthwick, Ettrick, Yarns*, fiviot, and Tweed. Engraved by Janes ;leads, R.A. from draWings taken on that spot. By 1. C. Scbetky, Esq. of °aro:Y. To Which are arlud Desmiptions and Annotations, by Mr. Waller &att. Is VOL 4:o. price 11. I t R. Gd. ; tyr un large paper and proof Impress slams, price A. I 2s. 6d. bgs•ds. ' • It. Partenopcx de Bluis; a romance, in for cantos. Freely misdated from the French of M A P! Grand, with notes. By Willixn Stewart Rose. In one vor..-.4t0. elugprirly printed, bt Balantyne, w Ith numerous engravings, from dears' by Mr. Mello and Smirke r illustrative of the scenery end habits of the likla and 13th ceaturits. Price 21. :lb. in Ituards. This day vv..% In Crown Octavo, illustrated with F.ngraviugs, and hatopresstd, price 194. in boards, A TRANSLATION of the GEORGICS of - PU8L.11.73 VIM:II.IUS MARC), wi:h the Oricinal Text; an 4 Notes critical, cod Elustrative A.ucimt and ,Modern Husbandry. In. Letters and Sonnet—on Moral and other interesting Sub. pets ; addresse.l to Lard Jolin Russell. Sly Edmond Cartwright, DA) Prebendary of Lincoln, aid Chaplain :a his race the Dube of flodford. In one vol. foolscap evn. pric=i3. I)33aorda, IC Frlwy and Eltiva rad Lvrprd.; two sales. BY theltsW. Robert Bland. In one vol. foclscap Sen. price 7s. in boards. VICTIM L L !SU OFFICE, Novanier a, 1403. THE COMMISSIOnRS for VICTUALLING HIS .111i1JESTI"o NAYT do honey give Notice, By NV 1.1 MST AWET A. M. Rector of Kilmllooda, in the Diftceist of Cork. That on Friday the 25th instant, they will be ready to receive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Two Hundred 'Eons of ROSE CORK (seconds) BUTTER or BRITISH BITITER of equal goodness, and for Three Hundred and Fifty Toes of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, SVARWICKSHIRE , or GLOU CESTERSHIRE CHEESE or CHEESE of equal goodness; to be delivered one half thereof in one month, and the remainder in Nit month afterwards, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at ' the Plias, and in the proportions undermentioned, viz : Euu#.r. Cheese. DEPTFORD 50 - 100 Tons. PORTSMOUTH SO 100 PLYMOUTH 100 - 150 And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts tray be seen at the Secretary's Offices Printed far I.n...gni.tn, }lona, Iteen and Ornz, Paternoster-mt.. 15. The 1-surreztion ; a Poatn. Ey John Stewart, Esq. ill one vztl. t....lAerp Bvo. prke7a. In extra hearth. Iti. 'l' to Warrior's Return, and other yams. 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Leviticus, ch. :Hi. •. 46. (The Profits of this Pamphlet are given to the Society of Fri e nds of Fort igners in Distress.) London : T.:rig:tin, Hurst, Reta, and Orme, Pat....rnostzr-rosy ; and 3. Haichard, 19a, Piccadilly. BRITISH GALLERY OF POR MALTS. Preparing for Publica:ion, By T. CADEI.L and W. DA-VIES, Strand, ASERIES of PORTRAITS of the MOST EMINENT PERSONS now LIVING, or lately DE CEASED, in GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND; incleding the most distinguish , d Characters in the Senate, !Ise Church, the Navy and Army, thq, Learned Prot scions, add the ,varkus De partments of Literature, Science, and Art ; who ths.ve most zealously exerted the-mselves in prinnoth:g the Ap-iealture and Commerce of the Country, nr, by their Evaniple or P. r.niag-... have most conspicuously contributed to its general Prosperi: y and Happiness. The Portraits will b? elezernly and necurately drawr, in an uniform manner, from Life or from 0 rigioll Pi,ttares ; and the Engravings will he perfect Lc-similes of tl.e Drawings. • The Work will be published p-ri ; and tht First Num ber, containing Six Portraits, each accom:.a.li AI by a short 2in• graphical Notice, will appear ea: ly in th? no-. year. A limited number of Proof Inii , ressitels ill be taken off, in a superior manner, on large paper ; and aE the eel& s will, lie &li vered as nearly as possible according to the dates of orders re ceived, for which a Book is opened at Messrs. Cade!' and Davies's, where Specimens of the Work may row be seen. No retard veil is had to &styrene& is which the price shalt nc: 6 iaserted is words at [wash, or that shall sea be delivered to th.• Beard iftre Owe o'Clack Oa the said Friday the 25th &dant, Nor va• less the Perew who wales the rodeo s cr seal Ferrate ow his !whey', I.r.ftseit to ans+r•e► when celled Ar. CONTRACi'S. PORTSEA ISLAND WATER WORKS. _ . NOTICE is hereby given, that the C ompany of Proprietors of the Etortsea Island Watermo rks, now in possession of an Act of Parliament for supplying the Town of Portsmouth and partsadjacent with water, having resolved to im mediately carry the said Act into execution, Manufacturers and others willing to contract for Iron, Elm, and Fir pipes, of from three to nine inches bore, at pea yard, to Se delivered at Ports mouth, in the county of Southampton, may see the specification thereof at the office of Mr. B. R. Dodd, Engineer, No. 6, Saint Michael's Alley, Cornhill f or at the Company ' s Office, No. a, Bucklersbury, London, between the hours of twelve an d: three o'clock, where sealed tenders fot contracts will be received until the 20th Inseam. Atit, Mk, aad 12th lights of a Grand Spectacle, in w; Mtn. Ankh wow for the 11th, and 12th fistes ihn swam By order,of the Lard of Managers. London, Oct. 20, 1808. JOHN TAYLOR, Secretary. • OLYMPIC PAVILLION, NEWCASTLE—STRTET, STRAND. itablished by authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) LS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, SMITHFIELD CLUB. THE SMITHFIELD CHRISTMAS SHEW of CATTLE, SHEEP, Ste. w•I'l be Mkt at Sadler's Re pository, Gamell-street, near brul:hheld, on Friday, Saturday, and Moaday, the 16th, IV!) and 19th of Dezember, 1808: thu Annual Dinner of the Club will be held at the Freemason's Ta vern, on Monday, the 16th . of December. N. B. The Stock inurded to be ethibited for the Premiums offered by the Club, mus. be at the Shew Yard befor nine o'clack on the morning of 'Chun d y, the 11th of December, 1808, and Certificates sent with them, signed and filled up according to the printed pap. re for the shew, which may be had at the King'.- Head, the Lock and Key doffee-Houses, Smithfield; and at the syew-Yar.l. 18,and Saturday 19 (10i 11,11 th, and 12th times these eight years, wish new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations), the Grand Nasal Specacle of BLACKBEARD OR, THE CAPTIVE PRINCESA. • askhisal, ldc Csowsman ; Ora (his wife), Miss Greville ; Ahd the Captive Princess, Mrs. AS ri.EY. Equestrian Exercises, by the Double Company ; particularly 9mith'inyinz Act of Horsemanship—A atious Comic Songs by Mr. lohninot. 14 midi& with (16th, 17th, and ISth times), a New Comic Pantomime, called THE MAGIC URN. ' Hadeqiin, Mr. Crussman ; Clown, Mr. Norman ; .Ar.d Columbine, Mrs. Parker. lathe mime of the Pantomime, a Pas de I)eux, In Clogs, by Messrs. Crewman and Norman. Dann open haiipast Jive ; begin at half-past sbc.—Boxes 4s. — Pit ".s.—Gallrry I..—Secor.d price 11:11f-past eight. The abase F.nterwinments continuing to be received with sohoiadedapplause, wail be repea..e.l ev,ry Evening this week. tOrICHARDSON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. Stock- Brokers, respectfully ac. l G.ii:ot the Public, the STAI4 , .. rERY will commence Drawing nn the 13th of December. Scheele is quite OK'd, anti has advantages, which no other Lottery ern pante.,AL viz. TWO ADDIT'')N BENEFITS of FIVE, HUNDRED TiClih'l'S each, will he given by the Contractor, with the per elation of Gov:ran:en: : by which Adventurers have the chance all the Capital and other 2rizal, in 500 or 1000 Tickets, disk awn, and may contain— FOUR PRIZES of 1:20,000!!! e of x lupoo I 4 of 2 5,000 &c. &c. &c. The Tickets and Shares are on Site nt the ()Meet, Bank Build. PI Con:hill, and opposite the Kina'i Mews Charing Cross, , by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the only trims that rut 60.! in Shares, Two Prizes of £30,000. And in the het Lottery, Two Prizes of 620,000. N 0.2,009, and No. 10 19r, both in t 1,000 N EW I'l tRY. TO BEGIN DRAWING IthDECEMBER, 1808. SCHEME. 4 o f kao,coo , 2 _ 2 .... 8 - 10,1;00 3,000 -- I,ON 300 100 50 13 ••••••••• 4E80,000 2:4000 10,000 6,000 5,000 2,000 9,200 2,900 72,900 no 14A20 1400 Tickets. • £200,000 ['HE SCHEME of this Lottery exceeds all others, al it 2Soundsip CAPfrAL PRIZES ; and, in ADINTSON %lid Stun allotted by Governs:lsm, the Contractor basporw Igoe of the Lords of rue Treasury for bins to make a FREE of 1000 WHOLE TICKETS, the value of which it is _riPunitie to takalate, as they m a y cunsain the following Capital Eta; . of .El,OOO SOO 100 Y ' of "woo 111 2 -- 10,0110 10 --- 5,000 20 . &e. 'l leit are 20,r4"0 TisketsSU in the Lottery, with Not Three was to a Pell: ; but there are only 10,000 Tickets for Sole.— • V ee dypurcha.. t 1% therefore necessary, as superior Benefits are hgchr4 to partieuLt Tickets drawn the I , r the *hole 1 o.T ery v.ill be drawn in Four ot caul Second Dap, Days. "'mare eteitl.ci to a Proportion of the above &twits. i t Tickets atal Shdres are sant. in every Liewasei LetouT i and by their Azetts. ken and left ra" xfor . %ow act of ems' ado° ;a of" !„141 rlydf'l r" it of Cry' IC. NEW MUSIC, This day published by Messrs. Goulding and Co. Music-sellers, No. 124, New Bond-street, and No. 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin, IIVELVE SOLFEGGI, or EXEItCISES for - 11 - the Voice, robe Vtiosliztd ; composed and dedicated to his Scholars, bi Vs natal° 12..tuzzini, with a fine correct Portrait of the Author, price 155 Whrre may also be had, an Intruluction to the Art of Solfilnic, a:!kt inking ; composed and dedicated to Mrs. Billington, by 1. Joust; price ins. 6d. Till. day was published, The fourth Edition, revistd and enlarsed, price Ss. in boards, A PRACTICAL ENQUIRY into DISOR DERED RESPULATION, distinguishing the CAUSES of ASTHMA, to which are now subjoined various Practical Observations on the 'Treatment. By ROBERT BREE, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. Printed for RICIIMeD PUILLIIS, Bridge-street, Blackfriars; and to ha had of all Booksellers. Of whotn may be had, Flair LINES of the LONDON PRAC , Tice of ScntGEstr, by Samuel Cooper, Fellow of the Royal Col lege of Surgeons, London, &c. - w rice 122 in boards. SUPERIOR MS. SERMONS. This day were published, prcv bus. done up separately for the Pulpit, SIXTY Original MANUSCRIPT SERMONS, adapted for every Sunday in the Year, and for the principal Holidays and Extraordinary Occasions, printed in a new Script , Type, cast on purpose, in exact imitation of Manuscript. By a Dignita►y of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. These original Sermons are respectfully submitted to the Clergy as superior modern compositions, better adapted to their avowed object than any previous attempts alike same kind. The author has binned preached every one of them, and he can therefor:: speak to their suitable length and effect—he can also boast of the sanction which they have received from very distinguished orna ments, of the Church. Printed for Thomas Ostefl, Av.. Marla-lane, near St. Paul's, London ; and sold by all Booksellers in Town and. Country. N. B. Clergymen who may not choose to purchase the entire set, till they have examined a few, may be accommodated with a score inditerently selected for a one-pound note, which may, if agreeable, be addressed to the Publisher by the Post. A LETTER on the MEDICAL PROPERTIES of FLEECY HOSIERY. By WM. BUCHAN, M. D. Author of Domestic Medicine. The Sister Edition. In the Monthly Review this Leuer is notified in the following 1 words—" Dr. Buchan here enumerates the several diseases which are either caused or increased by the variations of climate in this country, and which are likely to be obviated or relieved by atten tion to proper cluathing. He recommends, and we think justly, the Manufacture celled Fleecy Hosiery, in preference to Flannel. Intitxd the delicacy and utility of this article My deserve the praise which is hereby bestowed upon it." To be had of the Patentees of the fleecy Hosiery. Holland, aod Horton, No. 99, jiioh Holborn; and of the different. Booksellers. 4, 4* La-Lettre de Mr, Le Doeteur Boehm Tient de parakee t els Francois. This day were pulli,ited, 1 Volumes I and 2, (containing the Petra; of r.nii,land,) len thr. Arms neatly cagraven on Wool., pi ice i Cs. hoards of A BIOGRAPHICAL PEERACrE of the EM PIRE of GREAT BRITAIN : in wi:ir!‘ are Mcmo!rs and Characters of the most celebrated persons of each Printed for J. 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