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+;r3furiz 71391 NEW THEATRE ROYA;" ro.MORROW EVENING will be acted the Cot THE MERCHANT O. IWshr.io, Mr. C. KENIBLE ; Gratiano, Lcreczo, Mr. TAYLOR; Antoalo Shylock, Mr. COWL C.hlo, Mr. EMERY ; Launcelot, Port:a, Mrs. WEST , Nurissa, Mi.,c LOGAN ; Jessir 3 u which will be added the New HARLEQUIN PL Or, THE HAUNTED harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLL Clown, Mr. GRIMALDt Columbine, Miss ADM. Fairy of the Well, Miss fin , ".s. Second Price 3s. 6d. Pit . Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. This Evccirg—Kin Lear ; with 0 1 Monday, The Tragedy of Hamlet. Oh Tuesday, The Comedy of the r Tie New Pantomime of Harlequin w i ft cl with unbounded applause, will is; till tether notice. A iir/r Drawl. ili.Xlikaa l it*. Interim -mil with d eed The Free Knights; or, Tbe Edict of Charlemagi;.e, Ithcarul, and will be speedily prodticr 'IIIYSIBE OF ANATOMY, . bc:uSTßELlttes-- • 1 1 .: I, this Springy School, C ourses commence o a f s t f h oll e ovs ) S e are so arranged as not to interfere • time of attendance at the II ospit (lensistry, every Morning, from , west T. BRANDI. F.R.S. on Mess, :,Isteria Medica, twice In the week. Mock in the Miming, by Wts.s.it Tuesday the 30th of Januarys Theory and Practice of Physic, by grilb:r Physician to the London Hes 1 : 'CIA, four Mornings in the Week, carry. Angora'', 'Physiology, Pathology, itioN, F.R.S. from • l'wo until Four lriday the 19 th of January. SLqtry, ki B. C. Bennis, Assktant• vita, front Seven until Eight o': Vl', on Friday the with of January, A Room for Practical Anatomy ' 'Mr• o'Clock until Two its.ghe aft • Mr. \Vases and Mr. BRODIE :inn of the Dissected Parts is ' Two oClock. 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The States= Globe Pilot Sun Traveller. R DaS die the tAt lei Icit are :%t1 y I, No ly ith F Cup, ) '. • c • • •I I 414 • Moxing Papers. Tat Time $ Aloniing Chronicle Taning Herald En. rin isb l i ; tl. Post Puhlic I.etiger laming Advertiser se Day. i W. M. begs that those Gentlemen who; may not receive their h;*rsregula-ly will, withodt delay, apply as above, where every umion shall b male to insure an early and regular delivery. N. 11. Advertisements "received for, and inserted in all the loam Nevvspapers, with the greatest dispatch. English Chronicle St. James's Chronicle. frrON, Partner with the late Sir J. BRANS- Colin,, removed to 2,Covonita., near the Mansion-house, trlaus his grateful thanks for all favours received during the *Oilers he was the only I'artner and person connected in the lottery business With the late Sir James Branscomb, and respect-, kik solicits the commands of his friends and the public, at his .PeAltit dice, N. 2, CO RN H1L.1., now established solely on turn account, and where the smallest order will meet that icivihty and attention for which his former residence was parti cahrly noticed. The I.ottery will be Drawn ALL IN ONE DAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1810. The Scheme and Plan of Drawing are in themselves so good 'lt, were so universally approved in the last Lottery, that very kw words are required to invite purchasers. Eyton therefore has• wly to add, that as Tickets and Shares will most certainly rise, an early application should be made at his lucky office, No. 2, CORNHILL, ntrar th • Mansion-House. The Public are respactFUlly informed, that no business ` - lliettansacted before eight o'clock in the morning or after eight dock in Vtc evening, according to the Act of Parliament. PAID ON DEMAND. - - aC' , O , 000 I .133 20,000 8,r;31 -11 !, 5 4 , 1 . 20,000 8,716 20,000 19,570 - 1,179 . - 10,000 17,127 - - Be+ides Prizes of £.;,000, .E.lOO, Ea. HIS Gr.tnd List of CAPITAL PRIZES was S.ll in Shares, in the last and three preceding Lotteries, at eld-esablished State Lottery Offices, No. Y. 6, Cornhill, and \lazaaret's Hill, Borough, of HORNSBY and Co. who were " 0 the first to sell Two Prizes of £:30,000. " S BY and Co. respectfully solicit the favouts of the ..c in the New State Lottery, which abound. with Capital : they also beg leave to assure their Friends, that they 'u Ll o se their bast endeavours to procure. Prizes worthy their pos i 7: 3 1 1. Tickets and Shares are belting atthe lowest Prices. and !Qt . tiers by Post or C ar ri e r executed to soy part of the Globe, . same terms as jf r esent. T K' .l. O be Drawn in ONE DAY, the 14th FEBRUARY next. 1/° . three, and four 'rickets of the same Number may be had, that a. — 46 1000, JCGO,OOO S or asepop, tau be obtained by (Jae We:mm:lr Li 0,000 5,000 5,000 4,000 AL. The following Resolutions were proposed and unanimously agreed to: — Resolved, That, duly appreciating the magnitude and impor tance of emancipating the Roman Catholic Body of Ireland, not only as it affects ourselves, but as it bears reference to the interests and prosperity of the Empire at large, we deem it expedient not to relax in our exertions, but rather to persevere in our just and equitable claims, and session after session, to petition the Parliament, until such time as we shall succeed in ptocuring a total repeal of those severe laws which preclude us from partici pating in the benefits of the Constitution which. we materially contribute to protect and uphold, with a fidelity, a zeal, and an attachment not exceeded by any other class or description of our countrymen or fellow subjects. Resolved, That approving of the system adopted by our Roman Catholic BrethrenoWother parts of this Kingdom, of presenting to the Legislature distinct and separate Petitions (independent of that from our collective Body) praying for a repeal of the af flicting disabilities under which we labour—we conceive it ad visable to pursue the same line of conduct. Resolved, That our Chairman, and a Committee to consist of the following Gentlemen, be requested to prepare our Petition, and to submit the sante to this Meeting at twelve o'clock to-mor row, viz. John Joyce, Banker, Patrick Lynch, Edward Blake, Henry Blake, Michael French, Patrick M'Lynch, Francis Burke, Andrew Lynch, Anthony Lynch, and John Lynch, Alexander, Esqrs. [The meeting was then adjourned until twelve o'clock next day, when the Petition prepared by the Committee was read and ap proved of.] • Resolved, That James Daly, Esq. "the Represdltative in Par liament of the town and county of the tdwu of Galway, be re quested to present our said Petii ion to Parliament, and to give it his support, and that the Right Hon. Denis Bowes Daly, and Richard Martin, Esq. our County Members (whose uniform attachment to our cause demands our sincerest acknowledgments) be also requested to advocate the same. Resolved, 'I hat the liberal and enlightened conduct of our Pro testant fellow-subjects, in admitting the justice of our claims, and the political expediency of uniting in one common cause, by making suck union their common interest, all descriptions of his Majesty's subjects, claims our unfeigned gratitude, and merits 1 our warmest approbation. Resolved, That the above Committee, with our Chairman,l be requested to continue a permanent Committee, for the pur pose of taking suck steps as future circumstances may rende ce r ne ssary. WALTER JOYCE, Chairman. Mr. Joice having left the Chair, and Michael French, Esq. r having been called thereto, the thanks of this Meeting were dna nimously voted t• him for his very proper conduct.—After which venlved, that the thanks of the Meeting be returned to Busteed, Esq. for his zealous exertions in the Catholic Id that these our Resolutions he inserted in. the Galway the Connaught Journal, aud the Dublin and London MICHAEL. FRENCH. Richard cause; a preservation effectual means of preventing and curing Diseases, strictL on Regimen, and the Management at Invalids, with particular Advice to Women in Child-bed, and the Food best adapted for Infants. 'To which are added, Observations on Intemperance, and various excesses.—their extraordinary influence on the human frame; with suggestions to counteract their baneful effects ; writ. ten in a brief but clear and comprehensive manner, By T. F. 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P l)i ts °4l46 ' 2odi ......... . ,M " 11 be dbigwveig 4411. • - ... lit ' a st l ' esai t. s Dom amorsit. •• ' tbst . -ef- oirtreti .-:: •. kiiiii: OF VENICE. on tke High Scar, within the jerialletime ft& Admiral: y' L o gimilf: " 11l 1 / 4 eir FetwinaT 9 1 11 4.4 Intl* =daft 41 " *law°. - ' :'"'" ' tit ioAt s ‘ "" ..-e- ratialtifr. FARLEY ; Y . Mar day of Deasabers 111111. i'Nuffidt 'e• • - 1 tad VA, .oaio =t. MURRAY; will he held at Jstatice Ha ll , in the Old Bailey, Lapdog, on Monday Ai , JOHN NTH, in t Osenteaffilleallealleti Ind - 4, emeez srmkteiiiiy,cesee. oor:E ; 2211 of Jannary next, at eight o'clock i n Me morning. J. W. CR . OZER. i ~... - L diexitoßizooki. , _. . .o‘,4oiliii=lit 41 1Ziarg ... - . clot, Mr. SIMMONS. ' ESTON, TRANSPORT OFFICE, Jan-mory 16, 1810. MR4 JAMES Nt wrow. Ait)esoN ber t° • .. N.4411r: 4 . '- 4. - -4 ; ‘' • 41 1. --- li :^'- ' 4- ' 1 : 11 " 111.1 % "t :: situ, Miss BOLTON. ' 'THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING *P .. Maks tbit 4 011111 %Pt 11 0 "II a_ yor ; 111 4 1 4**prio bare , vitz=rcill bospek;, w Comic Pantomime of ,A. HIS MAJESTY": TRANSPORT SERVICE, for hiking F * t i bia l ' Ibe oWo thitisl or oe -ea"Villi coont, bte * S t imp Plilligiew Out WirVis at "' Of 6 'l' ..** * 1 ‘ . IA! ' ' ' * IF . * . PEDLAR; Itt, 3.Ab1,0 - j Care e SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and fn. the Care a cid in , ' Pllo3llEDmitb, wawa the Business Di 4 ,3 .... .- -. . kro ‘j itt ivtx , ~, _ ~. 1 ; ED WELL. BOLOGNA, Jun. Clete& of PRISONERS of WAR, eh hereby give Notice, , B ! ni e - k" bitwall i bt ' s Id tbartb b e s e t e re ~,,,,,,,,, -1. 4 1 4 ; 11141 6 r . deli allarklt4 . 1 ..? •.--* iribilt,E* 4 " . - rviALDI; That they w il l be, ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 23d of P•Vt .I,v to DE L 4.• W • "F‘ 414 % .11 ' EMOEIAK Pillffilmoster-rodis ;C. iA ll,Cistdilbe,-' s. ADAMS; ' rind J. HMOs, Fen Plies January, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat With wit. .. evil" ' 4 „POI * / • 1 M. BRISTOW - ; Persons as may be willing •to contract for supplying immediate* •, • o 6- ' Mirrill .''l . ' - - 1110-IWit. '' 1. i4 l rgiti' °t** "E' -: " "Illig . I ' W M 4411 ' 111 L 1:11148 4, 1114:411111141111441 " • . 41** .' -.. ** 'it, es. 6d. Second Price 2s.Week; . - . Upper Gallery Is. TEN IRON BOILERS, to contain 230 Gallons each, for . dee _ _ atlidafter A* bode dor " : ,' '• .' ''' ''' ' * S • ** ** ' ,the t ' lelt t .ltnna - * - ' ' ‘‘ls' service of Prisoners of War at Porchester Castle, Hants. • M i n , . Wit tbi li = .. . , . ' • - Harlequin Pedlar. e es -e - I No Tender will & received after one o'floci on the day of tredti, nor aceilliira dd ense 41 1Vi * r . t rip T op : i ! lik . ~ ..1 x * 1. 1 Tbet°l l:: lllll"4ll4l4l6 ' l .l4 o 4*iitnig4 j"F"Calt"V arradi a rZ t . ;; :': t ; ;Inlet. Conscious Lovers. any noticed ante,: the party, or am agent for him, peilomally attend. 4 'lm- - ' - >- 4.--.‘l - '' lh t : _ mm: -g) Ott MA I MM ruin Pedlar, continuing to be Each Tender ;smut Wacsomikkihmi by a Letter from two respretaa - - Zoo 404 wee . , e „. ~,,„ . • s • the 4•KaAsari l M! will be repeated every even- Persons, engaging to become &PO with the Person tendering, en his Save - . IT t Rook ha . , ha* ilia F., e• iumiii;g&tigirm . 450 4 *. ---• , .. . . . • . • • _ . . . , _ , e ar ex6oo; for the due peVinittitak of the Contract. ' QVST N7*:. - . A. e -, ! ., - • .. ,_ . ...• .. interiptr..4 with Music, . , . Ella of Charlemage.e, is in .' - Jltrart P aritraittra a ll ia i l l . • . Ales are s • •hy ,p l y i ng or 04 iiiim. it* , . _i____ Mlle - ' __...... luced. Captain Woodrif, Forks, near Gosport. r __.:„,,,z:-_,L;._ . ,--,- I. - -me ....mmomoter _- ...- : 'e. • .- ,as k ' mei. '4 :. 40.. -141 4, ..1 4 • . :vie, -•• . - ~ . .. ,„ . ~.• . , - • DANIELL'S VOYAGES AND 'MA I ' • •. 7 ' ' • '11A: akl'... .. , ~. GREAT WINDMILL- ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, JANUARY 17, 1810. .On theist of Febiemy will be pliffiffillbelt la large 'Pam. Price I- • l ‘ ti be hid also of BC , Miller, . -•• • • .zpviv,:., . IN conformity to the Resolution of his Majesty's ,61. Is. No. I. (centaining 3 otdoneeml ledite,neetly mounted,) of and. Rees and Carib ; Pieneweth. . . le Ltr'lliAlit4S, given i Commissioners for conducting the A ff airs of the Royal Mili- PICTURESQUE VOYAGES and TRAVELS, ' ADULTERY, DUELLING, SUICIDE. Mows : the hours of detivering tart' College, that the appointments of Professors and Masters By THOMAS DANIELL, R. A. rfere with each other, or with . And WILLIAM DANIELL A. R. A. Phis' day was published, price 2s. ital. shall•be determined by competition oftalents ; the Governor doth • • Commencing with a Picturesque Voyage ' to the East-Indies, by Ai SCOURGE for the ADULTERERS, VIT. i Eight until Nine o'Clock, by hereby give Notice, that a Professor of History, Geography, and the way of China, beingehe Voyage Outward. To be continent% A Ji• Ei.usTs, GAMESTERS, and SELF-MURIIIERILUi of 1810. Monday the 29th of January. the Classics, as also a German Master, will be wanted at the Ju- monthly. . . week, from Nine until Ten al oe Printed for .. Longman, .Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- Printed for Stockdde, junior, 41, Pall-Mall. Department of the said College, at Great Marlow, in the ram I'. BRANDZ, F.R. S. on row; and W il l iam Danieli, No. 9 Cleveland-street, Fitzroy:. By whom will shortly lie published, in one large Velume e fteS. County of Bucks. , with ten fine Plates (a few Copies of Proofs on large Paper) square. Sy Jowl Coosa, M.D. F.A.S. 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Land and House Agents, 41, s`o edam Blooms- respective Teachers, and at the bury, beg to announce that they will offer for sale, on Friday the On Monday, the 29th instant, will be published, thor, No. 54, Frith-street, Soho ;sad Gale.and Curtis, Patenion. .26th inst. at Garraway • 1 Coffee-House, Cornhill, a FREEHOLDTH E REFUSAL A Novel, in three Volumes, ter - rows TYTHE-FREE ESTATE, situate at Gildersome, near Leeds, in 12m0.-Dy the Author of die" Infidel Father," " Gossip's • Lately published, -• . RD. the Count y of York, known as the Old Hall, and consisting of a Story," &c. Price bound 4s. 6d. a new Edition, being the 17th, of • EN COMPANY return stone Mansion, wool warehouse, walled garden , and nine A cres Printed for Longman,Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. THE TRUE CHURCH of ENGLAND-MAN'S (more or less) of uncommonly rich Pasture Land, containing a Of whom may be had, by the same Author, liberal patronage their Est.a- quantity of clay, coal,and iron stone; together with the contigir- 1. Letters addressed to a Young Man. Fifth Edition. In CMANION in the CLOSET : or, a Complete Manuat aced, and respectfully acquaint ous scribbling, dubbing, and fulling mills, steam engine (12 horse S yob. 12mo. price 16s. 6d. boards. of Private Devotions; fitted for most Periods aO4 PPM. Cede sir increasing aninections, they lected from the Writings of Archbishop Lila, BialsopAnctlrea power), dye.house, drying ditto, press and packing shop, cropping 2. Letters addressed to a Young Lady. Third Edition. In ;trend, opposite the Crown and and raising mills, aid all other needful out-buildings for the con- 3 vols. 12mo. peke ,ci. Is. beards. Bishop Kenn, Dr. Has, Mr. )(admen, Mr. SPnehei, r original Establishment N 0.50, 3. Poems and Plays. In 4 vols. 12mo. price ,Cl. 31. boards. other eminent Divine. of the Mirth of PENreilti. . . venience of a merchant or manufacturer. ry, and shall continue selling The NEW HALL and 144 Acres of LAND continue on sale 4. Gossip's Store. In 2 Yob. Fifth FAition, price 7s.beards. fare bY the i ... t ' ar's r ice, warranted bleached by Private Contract. 5. A Tale of the Times, S vols. Third Edition, price iss. 6d. Rev. NATHANIEL, SPDICXES, M.A. ids ;no abatement ever made, needier pa:dad:ref lift, and survey, may be had of. the , (I.7be Mother, i Poem, in five books, 7s. Second Edith* . • , S se Owe Prebessdary of SarIEM• &.C• ..- - i appears. They have just landed e x i Refonjajini, E. . an4JAIVVOo. t it tlalDprjairk Auctioneers. id Sheetings, which are much . On the Ist of February will be published, In large quarto, price Yee Bildwin, W. (*ridge wig 15tinetl. • -n for several years imported. FREEHOLD ESTATE IN BERKSHIRE. .€1 Is. and on atlas quarto, price X 1 16$. Number I. of C. Law, and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. ion to the bleach of their goods, THE FINE ARTS of the ENGLISH SCHOOL; To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. CRIPPS and COLE, CHEMISTRY, ice. wee favour. comprising a Series of highly-finiehed Engravings, from This day was published, in one closely printed volume, fieni. the inens sold, and not less than a On Monday, the 29th day of January, 1810, at the New Inn, in Painting, Scelpture, and Architecture, by the most eminentEnt Abingdon, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon , size of Dr. Watkins's Biograplikal Dktionary, with Plates, ail& • Ush Artists, each subject accompanied by appropriate, historical, Bloomsbury, and 270, Strand, A COMPACT and DESIRABLE FREEHOLD descriptive, critical, or biographical letter-press. numerous Tablis, price 20s. in boards, -I- 3 A- ESTATE, situate in Longworth, in the County of Ber ns ; Edited.by J GAIN BRUTON, F.A.S. DICTIONA RYof PRACTICAL and THEO. CH, Ind O'KEEFE., Agents. 1 - A. MICA'. CHEMISTRY , including its application to the - consisting of an excellent new Farm Koine now building; and Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row; covered, which, when completed, will be fit ' for the residence of J. Taylor, Holborn; and W. Bend, Newman-street. Arts and Manufactures, and to the explanation of the Phaeno- DVERTISING OFFICE. L e wd mhb ur . Tens of Nature , including throughout the latest Discoveries, af:d any Gentleman Farmer, with about 120 Acres of rich Meadow Contents of N0.1.-t. Portrait of John Dunning Cornhill, London , . News- and Pasture Land, 22 Acres of Arable, and 8 acres of Coppice, ton, from a Picture by Sir Joshua Reyno ld s -- 2, An historical the present stat of knowledge on those subjects By WILLIAM NICHOLSON.. and Country, most respectfully all adjoining, and late in the occupation of Mr. Robert Pyke, and Composition, representing Thetis bearing the armour to Achilles, e e • TVs work, though formed on the basis of the Melo le Pulllie in general, that be has Mr. Sims, at the yearly value of £4OO per annum. West, Y.R.A.-3.A view of an alto - rellevo , representing the pas. blished Several years since, by the same Author, in two voluMes ere he continues to sell and deli- Possession may be had upon the completion of the purchase, sage froth the Lord's Prayer, of Deliver us from evil,' Hammen, p a q . u u . art y o, is in effect a new Work, the articles being either consider- iown, and forwards them, with and further partieplaraffinown by applying to Mr B. Morland, of • R.A.-4. An Elevation of the West Front of St. Paul's Cathedral or enter' ely rewritten, and In every instance adapted On of the United Kingdom, Abingdon.-Longworth is situate 8 miles,from Abingdon , 6 from Churqh, London-5. A Plan of the Substructure of the' same bi Farringdon, 6 from Vantage, and about 12 from Oxford. Building, Sir Christopher Wren; both drawn by James Limes. to t he pr t improved state of Chenlical Science. Printed for RICHARD Puieeres, 6, Bridge-street; and to be Papers. 3 Dar a Wei. London Packet AT a GENERAL M EETING of the ROMAN HEALTH PRESERVED wrriiituT QUACKERY. bad of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, justpublished, aid trier London Chronicle 1 - - 1 - cATitouc INHABITANTS of the Town and County IMPORTANT ADVICE TO BOTH SEXES. CHEMISTRY applied to ARTS RD ANUfACTURES, by M.l. A. :esmen Evening Mail of the Town of GALWAY, held at the Tholsel, on Monday, This day was published, neatly printed in 12mo. price 4s. sewed, Chaptal, in 4 vole. price 365. its board,.Generalthe Ist day of January 1810, Evening Post tIL GENUINE GUIDE TO HEALTH, or Prac - .._ CommercialCkronicle WALTER JOYCE, Esq. having been called to the Chair , -I. 3 .- tical Essays on the preservation of Health , with the most ADOPTED IN THE CHARTER HOUSE AND 011ielt I _1 .........:........s. .treei,,et mwtn• of nreventine and curing Diseases, also strictures PRINCII'AI. SCHOOLS.