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" Thls*Sterierldithed i llitte s . l dd. .. • ' . heilikke:o6lll. r EVENING, NOVEMBER s, T HE A MOM; a PerimlicalTaper, pub- ' , B NO•OPPKESSION shewn inli lota, - he acted the Tragedy a , _ Rabid in DO M, `twar.iettioneetsd. ' to the LOAD if ABBOrmOLlidlt MANOR. " AdiffilLte*Whiliik.4oo.6o.ll.l"Weanile MACBETH. • Primed for T..Caded ahll lif.Thelett o *mod. • ISt PAUL OLDRIGICr. - , - P ri nted 'lei F.C.'aril Lltivlngton, No. 02. s t. rititilMateit- . :• - ' .11.firissitr111 0 411iSASUL ' ig of Scotland, Mr. CHAPMAN. " --" • thiR;MACICENZUCIFV/Oltlgs. ..: • • Ifai.lt i .. , icbetb, Mr. KIMBLE. This day. Imre , Fuhushok ektanswpassoi iv , somprsie, is yard; and'eoicrelto bp. H atc h e d , No. 11n, Piccadilly. " 4 . - . ,. a of IS EMBLE; Bangor , Mr. MURRAY. igitat:oolanies, with o Portrait of tha Author; fronton- arigt `this day were published, neatty primed ta tman Iten•frice 4 •d• '-' -- t h ' i s r fh ee 4 """" e '9 O l i t tlk (- 1 • ;SWELL; Rasse,. 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Man of the Worid, and June dellionbigrerr his Papers in the Ey Roginur nuswia, Up. ~.. . ; dace the- Eces.Ch system in laf , but h r ,sestr * will be added the Parte of Weser and the Lounger: the Lives of De. ebehleths Lea • Lee:wear ea illudidos t *edit 4 1 ahh: * •-•„„„...„, .*°•°' f' r rin'lncirS outeifol•n noosiclerahle loss :. . .:, r ILLAGE LAWYER. . Aberwomble. end W• Tftlets Fop I l'oews sitd.DeamaltkPieces•..._ Printed fur kilo hisiwwf.s.lif i lee o lo.ll; Williati SFR"- Considering also, that the petirts ernPloYeaax, r...„,, Mr. F 4t wcyrr ; , ~, . . Primed ' for T. Cadet! antl . W..Diviel, .Strandr alio . °, for w. live d, Edi a b di fb. . . .: . .. administration of the haulms of Rolland sante!: trillium MrJMER'Sri Creech, A. Constable and Co. and Manners tad htUter.'st .. 4 Styr .) ~., .. .. pasaiestrrs Tai naintitinnicir. . . • need 01 their COPloiniepts 4 1 Order iP P° l % i 0, Mr: I :BLANCHARD. • •-- • . Edinburgh. _ • • "„ :. - _ Thit day sent publishedyslierlla. , /alsoards. _ families , and that they hive given ttamme p9ofs if ; 0 44 M 9 : 9 6d. • DA , 4 p r i ss P 4slt 6a. T . 9reen • „ rice mr. 404 is. isrge . volunse n cietzs is n ds o ! prite w" P u isc bli s k iii ed hozob • . anew " dos d new Edition {being the Sloth) of th e V. o f dlar zeal and of tbwr probit ; at WOW he ma. rosterrice Is. Upper Gentry Is. Seat* !;„ corrected and enlarged, with additional Plates, of . 0010E'a BAN . KRUIT: LAWS , contasninr cessarra .however, to displace t he w gteitte tro iti; • efejliO. .. . . , • • • A VKACTICAL OBSERVATIONS IN . SUR. Precedents of the vartints P " ceedin g s ; te t ftber " lth ti " if a new system of account were tn need Warn , t c , bi tahen of Mr. Brandon,l4,ll.o , • WIRY , illustrated by CASES. _ ~.,. . Order. made by Lords Attsley, Tlturlow, Loughborough, Edon, theg had time to 'eats it ; that share are in' the th.‘ Plate, HUNtreet, f rar e al e atirai r, L _ . 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The General Government of the Departments .f Holland is organised in the f4llowirtg manner; RY Order of the _ Uajeitp's Ji the Third and List 'Grata Cll LuTirrall)•,. hawing en the 4th of DEIVIIIER; • ." • CER CB TIFICATE. • We, whose names ire hereunto 461SegIbe 4 bientaninalldly eirreied and valued the several Feed?* Trizei in the Third City Lottery, 1214406 Awls, the value of each to be as follows: F. PAT NT SR, TllOllO 19111rrillnee EL R. Item., London, Argust 14, 11109. . . SCHEME. I Prize of £15,700 3 Pekes of ieb,ooll I .....p,900 t 9,200 1 I S,Stio 1 ‘. 4.100 1 1 •3 1 3 • a COLii ;and drthe Roman Antiquities late!) , atmawed Mons teeetber with Anecdotes of the Family of Botts. the Rev. CAYLEY ILLINGWORTII, A.M. F.R.S. Arehdoicoss of Stow, and Hector of Scampton and Ersterth, in the County of Lincoln. Printed for T. Cidell sad W. Davies, Strand. %, The trisingfroin dm-Sole of this Work (if which but a small number is printed) ere intended to be applied to the Charitable. 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No. 16, Charles-street, Minehnter-square, will legit immediate attention. WANTS a Situation, in Tourn or Country, a steady Man, as Whim In an hut, Tavern, eoffee.hosne, o Hotel: be con give respectable reference as to oltaracter, for bounty, sobriety, and attention.,—Plea• e. to address, post paid, to S. G. No. 03, Store-street, Bedford-equate inbitis 'WM" be strictly atteeded • SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS are one of the. gteatest' Icivellitess .Of die lictitati hawklike* Lbw it.was of fisifion GRAVEL, STONE, AND LUMBAGO. HICKMAN's PILLS is an.effeetual Cure for the Graiel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the Back and Lia r , Kidneys,. and Bladder, Liunbago, ,die. Qf the various complaints incident to the human frail*, there art Done more dreadful' in their nature, new mote harmi ng their onset:pence', than the Gravid anti Stun& Tbcf *To Cal s. • Stints to which every . person, overt the most .*hutliniona, is es the Mr we breathe and the water. we Mt* . 111.1111PreV• !wed witkparticles which net only cause these eaLciudadrig tor- . ..tures, but ere a foundation for every, other spades disuidsr. - ructitAx's Original PILLS, cilimphowl of tho most haiweent tn 'firedirnts hate been found of singular wlikacTs hl not 0 11 strengthening the vessels containing the urine, but.lsoppi - I troYing the • of it, from which proceed shove ecinsplaiin, ealettlit or grim, cones and banishing evi those disorders, out confinement. Sold widen& of %stow • id any Peck andTurber,, %est Beekspags By the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS. AN. P.R.S. and L. S. and Rector of Rodmarton, Gleseestershire; and SAMUEL. LYSONS, Esq. P.R. S. and P. A.S. 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GENUINE AND IMPROVED EDITION OP THE DOMESTIC MEDICINE. This day was published, in one large Volume, Octavo. price 101. 6d. booed, a New. Edition (being the Twentieth), with considerable improvements and Madan by the Author, of DOMESTIC MEDICINE ; or, A Treatise on the Prevention and Cure Diseases, by Regimen and simple Medicines; with Observations concerning Sea-Bathing, and en tke Use of the Mineral Waters. To which is annexed, a Dispen satory for the use of private Practitioner. By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh. .' This is the only Edition which contains all the Anther's ?latest Corrections and Improvements; •and it includes also Wiel ders's,* Additions by his . Son. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, J. Johnson, W. J. L Richardson, P. C. and J. Rivlngton, J. Walker, Cutkat and 'Martin, Lhekington, Allen, and Co. Scatcherd Letterman, ron. and Harvey , W. Miller, Longman, Hurst, Ries, add " e, B. Crosby, H. D. Symonds. and R. 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Chenilde'r ° O a " i n, 4 2, Cornhill iSe iron; 54, U 4 a4enhall.street; Hoodo o = finhopspte.street, and allthipttritipsl * Verfulnfrs an IPr Medidne Venders is Loatione—_,Tn.P.ersons oi the counifv, eis- el gsklil Payment and pasta*, fo Mr. Peri**, above, he grill I ........ttlinediately forward me vessels cosnaanseg toe untie, inn norrri "g - Asperne, ro 311 a w w ynne, anu 1. v nuerwoou ; magnum aim a'fing the petrifying quality of it, from which proceed the son, at.Clunbridge; and Wilson and Son, at York. enntplaipts, etc. removing the eateUlit at ennarelianh • The TRANSLATIONS are also printed separately, S I banishing every peentetoas tendency to thew disorders, with.htc lnding Pope's Homer's Iliad tad Odyssey, Dryden's Virgil h gold con and Juvenal„ Pitt's Virgil's Alnettl And Vida, Francit' Horace, wholesale and retail at Mr. Bulge; 48 • • censer lit esee'CL "l e g Grin g en Tl*4llll/ Falike, Th." 6".. AP°l- ' Pa ternestibrow; • Bauer and Co. and Slid h and lonics Rhadins. C ol nthaS. AllaarcanliaPrho. Dion and Magas* altaw Pianism* • and Sant Dat i l and Manias I, Garth's 'Lottie Maw. Coa 404 t'. ck and T;H a u . • , Manua Hoyle, Ariosto and TWO find MitAles LOW. lip Was J • let Books * aler t 1" 144.111. I price L'4akin boards. • TO BE SOLD BY PR IVA, rg CONTRAC f, ASHARE of a Valuable FairsuoLo ESTATE, at POOLE, DORSETSHIAL consisting of a large commo dious Coal Yard, with Sheds -,ise! Stores for Culm, I ron, &c. which has been established bora Trade upwards of 70 years ; two Counting-houses, Store cellar, and Lofts • a good Dwelling- House, situated on the Quay side, extremely convenient for landing or shipping of Goods, at a small expence ; and eight tither Houses and Shops, all let to good Tenant' at will. For further particulars, inquire of Mr. Thomas Parr, Attorney, [ 'at Pool; or direct, post paid. FREEHOLD ESTATE.-- , DORSET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Crown Inn, Blandnird, on Thursday, the Bth et Novenr , ber 1810, at Twelve o'Cioek prowls*, A MOST Desirable and Compact MANOR. 4.111. FARM, called MARSH FARM, containing Thirty-five Awes of rich Meadow, including Orchard and Sae olds( Euild lugs, and Seveury-five Acres of vrry excellent Arable Land, in Seven Inclosuraa. The estimated yearly Value atilt Faros Is about £220. - There is a good Farm House, with nettemary Buildings, and ' another House with suitable Olfies, maw's:4day built abort years ago, Intended for the residence of a Gentleman, and at an easy expense, be fitted ep as a Sporting Box. 'The Estate is very well stocked with Game, being sairrounded by Manors abounding with Pheasants, Hares, and Partridges ; situate sis miles south of Blandford, In a most respectable neigh bourhood. The Poor's Rates are only about One Shilling in the I Pound, and the Land Tax is redeemed. Mr. &Want, of Bere Regis, the Tenant, will she the Pre-. miles; and further Particulars may be known by applitag to IMessrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. ALVESTON HOUSE, NEAR SilliikTPOICD ON AVON, with inunediAse Possession. To be SOLD by AUC I'ION, by JOSIAH ROBINS, At the White Lion lon, Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire, Mt Tuesday; the 110th day of November, IMO, ar - A LL that Capital FREEHOLD A. called ALVESTON HOUSE, delightful) most fertile and richly ornamented Paddock, on Avon, an excellent walled Garden, and an eat Fishery In the River Avou. • Also; in Lots, a elsosiderable quantity of Arable, Meadow or Pavan Lind, of most superior 4141,111y t lying near t• the Mangos. mvesten adjoins to an excellent TureAdt-road lendleg from, Stratford on Avon to Wellesbourn, is distant only two Maki front Strathwd, a& Mr. Corbest'o cele ! weted trek likaiade, Warwick, and 16 front sn4 its 4 Is s As of the right of 01LitahlraidIr %Ind* I Op! •"• - , I La,44 . a0:.2 b.411c rior, he shall be charged with what setAtirs ao the mode of accounting," and the budgets of cities. 'pie :ha exercise the immediate superintendence . 111 . pri ' sons, depots of mendicity, charitable gad other lab. 1k establishments of every hind. ' The Master of Requests, charged with the tare of the Canals and Dykes , shall exercise all the tinic'tions assigned to the Director of the Waterstraedt. .He shall correspond with our Minister of the Interior, through the medium of our Director Gederid of Bridges and Cause Ways. He shall form part of .our Corps of Bridges' and Causeways. He slrall:ire4de 'at Amsterdam, and shall make frequent ways lathe Departments. When he happens to be at Paris, be *all take his sea: in the Council of bridkus tad .. Causeways. _ .. l'he Master of Requests, Director of die Celina Vhest, shall correspond with our Minister of the Teta. sury, and shall do nothing but by his otaltria , ! . ~.. r• The Director of the Public Debtslral aiestaft : ,rime functions as the old Eirector of tie , • Debt in Holland.' He shall correspond witirossrMirtie. ter of Finance, and shall do nothing butiiliale**4- The Directorof Police shall exercise Ow ilielaislhc .tions as those assigned to the Director of rolicein. the Departments beyond the Alps, k.c. by our De. .:tee of the 24th February, 1111)8. The Secretary of Orders shall learctse dOll5 prescribed in the 12th and 15th A Decree of the 44th February, 18oP organisation of the Deparemei;' r. - The Keeper of.theArcw goes prescribed in ou . , 4 the $d rid. ' ailed an Itw .-yly tfr _ - _ 1 Of./ 's Oa_ thatch I. = MM. tha •• 7th. A Director of Police. There ,*hall be a Secretary for the orders of tEe Governor General, add a Keeper of the Archival, — The General Government shall have its.orat at Am- sterdam.—The Governor 'General shall haie the same prerogatives as tboie whicb were laid down In our Decreerof the 14th of February, ISO, - for the General Government of the Departments beyond the ' Alps. The Generals coinniandhig the two ruifftery divisions of Holland cannot make any movement of troops but in Conseqtience of his orders. In cases Where they shall have received direct orders on this point from our Minister at War, they sliall take (lire to acquaint the Governer therewith befere,the mope • are put in motion. Nevertheless, when rithlitki&o. per to form our troops of the Departuseuts of Hal land into an army corps (e . ' 0 gremls), be Shall con- tinue to.enioy the military . at. Antiterdain, but shall cease to inter • :re in that vAgat :iiiii4: 'talk pt. movements of the troops. The n orm to . ein- ployments under Government and in Elegia ' *stta- tion of the Finances, which are not such Is' ate lip- pointed by us, shall be sislonittedtohins*ihein- tendant General. He shall have . a geniral 7 . . tion with regard to every thing relating to establishments and works,, and a particular lion of the operations relative to the'fosiiiitiOn of the book of the public debt, the Stltti4athin - Viss arrears-of ministerial spruces, and over the of Holland, created Ai our ftlecom of ifie*ltt'of September last. kieWaß reiLdierfoffig l itilihise once a month, a direct =mini of the pul es tie iftelif- ferent services, and of the conduct of tfiellifient bodies of the departments and cities. '' The Counsellor of State, ItitendAnt . General OrTi- nance and of the Interior, shall ezerctittlielttbalptis assigned to the Intendant General Id Finance in' the Departments beyond the Alps, by.oer i)etree of the Slst July, 1806. As Intendant of irinadet,liechell be charged with, allthat relates to the organisation of the public Contributions, to their appertioni*nt, leiying; and recovery. He shall takehia orders fsbat our Minister of Finance. As Intendant of the face,