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• , . g•• 1113 I St • ;• - • Nz; • frk` .4- ; 4.. • • • . :(7;48 ; 67:46717. •-• • • • pr , • /11;4 • p • "' 1 • t .4 . 44 .• V.ll i t 4 NC ‘ ' •!, . 0 • 1 h 1 : 7 4. - Lhnrc,4Fra At TIEN / ( 2SI I 1111 . 1 )1 , 1 I`, .1 ULY 6. 1810 [PRICF IXPI7r4: • _ • ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLErS, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. LIDfIR4 LIT OFFICE, Jane% lalt. NOTICE is hereby given, That a Segion of Oyer ana Tei yr:ister aid Coal &finery, for li, Trial of Velvet ewee , oitte , oxide High Seat, tvitbix the fi v irJi,lion ofthe 11J.nir4lty of EogLiotc will be held et 'Wilee liall,its the o'.! Landon, on Thursday flu 12th c4 L iuly next, at at . ht 9 L,d in Me warmly:, _l. f r . CROKE!? I'HE fiCtILISH L PANY, intended v M Inenrporate,! by Ae• at • .€300,N0, in lire t houaand ti:lare. of .610 J ioladieldral to hold more than Twenty iharf.e. Pierer:43-14i, Grate the DUK of A t'H )1.. the Right HOn. the .art of I The Right t 1 l.or the Pqtronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and of York. THIS PRESENT EVENING, and To-morrow, will he preArtited THE BLOOD RED KNIGHT; or, .1 HE FATAL BRIDCA.E. Equrttrian Anility by the first Hor3emen in Europe.. To cocch.tle with (for the 17th time) an entirely new Comic Pantomime, with extensive Scencry, Machinery, Mechanical Cha•lte;, De3oratioi , , &c. called THE ER R07:1:0LIS FORTUNE TELLERS ; Or. 11A;tLEQUIN'S JUDGMEN C. - - - - (7'llAester bervie RUM Hon.Lnrd Viscount Ti'. Most Noble the Mari* Jr' 1-40e.-ly l'he Right H. Lord De Don- I 'Me !tight Hon. lAr.l sianvins Ziippl , 4T --The Righ• Branour..sle the 1 I She Vice-Pat:so :epson Odds, Esq DIA GCTOIS. Winialll Smith. Esq. M. P. W. k. Madocks, P \I. Wood, E,q. Sher &A All aliorpo Scholeyasq. Alderman Natha Esq. Kennard . . AVDI Tlie•Right Hoe. Lord George Seymour Francis Freeling, Esq. * 1- The Pirec:nrs Otte above Ciim;any are nose ready to receive for Contra:As to 5411 the Hulled( MRS. CLARKE, AND THE ROYAL DUKES. This day was published, In one handsome VOlllnlf, price 6s. in boarls, THE RIVAL DUKES ; or, WHO is the DUPE ? containing a complete Refutation of the Calum nies which Mrs. Clarke has cast upon the Character of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, in her recent Work, en itled 4 . The Rival Princes," mid, throwing new light upon the Secret History and intrigues of Gloucester-place. Published from Authority. London : Published by M. Jaws, No. 5, Newgate-street : sold also by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. ROYAL EXCH.- NOE ASiURANCE OFFICE, Established by Royal Chatter in th! Ittigii of King Georg: I. 'June, 1810. P ERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due or. the 24 t h instant, are hereby informed, that 4 4celpts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL ExcuaNGL and In PALL: MAIL, as well is by their respective Agents is the several Countiqs; and the parties assured -are (e -quested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of July next, as the nival fifteen days allowed far payment, beyond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNIN'O, jun. Secretuy. •„• Attendance I given, daily, at the said Offices, for)* Assurance of 'ltußdings, Cools, Merchandise, and Sisiffilviffir 1 hour, in Dock, or while Building, „from . ina j or 1.7490 Fire ; and 'also for the Assurance of, and granting Annutios on Lives. N. B. Fire Policies will be int et free of expence to the lAssured, where the annual Premium a•nonnts to Ss. or newar.'s• In which ili:played the following Sixteen entinly New Seenec: 1. )i Cave of Deception. and Exterior of Magic T owe r.-2. Inttrior of Magic Tower.-3. Picturesque Laud icape.-4. Farm Yard in the moroiug.-3. Vil'agt and Land- Ka: Coitaze in the Vale.-7. Dutcher and Tripe Shops.— F, D.ski , 0.. 4 l ' Arin - VIOIV , '.-9. Outside of a Country Inn.---10. Niirttry Ground and I 1. Inside of a Fisherman's Cottage'---t 2. Ou:side of a Biril-Cag.: --13. Shop. View of Pickett street -- :4.±1-itle of a Country lan.- -15. The Genii's Castle.— I inwhy Sta-.44:1.1, Ft! Wlftwit fitygre, John Caprt, Isaac Robtosoo, F.og Cr,44ws !- James Lbetieser In a few days will be published, in Syn. the ~econd Edition, of WA I. LACE, or the BATTLE of FALKIRIC, a ME I'RICAL ROMANCE.—Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,-Orme, and Brown, Pater-urren.row. trans. Charles Wristedd, I James &Ivrea, Lai. .Atria! Palace. o.* From th^ num( roils enquiries after the Hunted Tailor, ind the impossibility of performing the same with the new Pan tlntime of liarlegoia's Lidgmi.nt, M consequence of the stage r....para!ion requirel,rhe Public• are respectfully infarrned, that t'n eccsntric.Pfece of Horsemanship -will bererfornted v.1,1!,T rest week only ! with Harlequin Laplmder ; and I. • I !s!.'Aiiin's ludgirfent will he performed every alternate other Elivestriaii Feats, &c. &c. Second Price at, Half-past Eight. " On reading over the extracts we have made, we feel quite satisfied that the voice of our readers will confirm our deci4ol) in favour of the poetical Genius which must have dictated this diced, •I'lle objections, which apply in some degree to all the works whiait we have read hi professed imitations of the hallad-metre, are less frequently to he drawn from the Poem now More us, Thai from any of its precursors: while, in our opinion, its beau ties are more mental, its sentiments more exalted, its moral effect infinitely more sublime and attractive." Critical Review, February, 1910. nets ork, 1:7 the Deep Sea Fishery, of 7o fens admea.uretnent ; to be schaoncr r;;sed, 4.'0 fret an the keel, 11 'en 6 inches on tiseleatn.9 feet 6 inches in the look!, tt4 e Lli w insb flofwing, 7 incb tinthers, si inch wale. el Inch plank the wale, Y inch plalk above the wale. and e Inch skin. 'llse res. d •rs to be sent scaled, and free of postage e to the Company's Office as wider, and stating the sLurtest period requireJ to co:nb Clete the Contracts. THOItAS SAUNDERS, Secrviary. L Fishmonger's Hall, July 3, 1610. EAGLE FlitE OFFICE, COaNIIII.I., LONDON. PA\ MENT OF RENT. P OLICIES of Insurance expiring at MIDSUMMER, should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that perio.t to prevent the Parties' Interest ceasing therein. Farming Stock butted without the Average Cisme, at 2s. per Cent. rques•rian Tali; i•in, by able Masters, froti;Ten till Three. This day was published, price 4s. 6d. The Third Edition, illustrated with Cases, AItMY. T COVENT GARDEN THEArRICAI. FUND, JULY 1, ISM. A Frliß. the success that has attended the endea 1. yours of the Ct:mmittee, on behalf of their Asrod and Infirm Brethren, they Lind it impo:sible to separate for the season, 'Without a ffe; Mg a public acknowledgement for the imprect•- d o , tc d and intrinsic service afforded the Institution by '1 nostss ti .% ants, Fig. and Air. HA k ats, jou. To the Fr t.". tors they beg also to room thinks. Thoy cannot forget the ' Ben sas given in the best pirt of the first seamn of their new Titeiere. To Mr. KnIBLE, for his acting, his advice, ind his zeal in the cause, th':y are conscious very much is due. And y rottrlttil., with the ardent hope, that such acts of kindness ea.. serve to tem , ot the mutual good will that should always suLii4t Lettreeu Proprietors and Performers. JOHN FAWCEI"I*, • 'Treasurer, and one of the Trustees. APRACTICAL TREATISE nn the Preventinft and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASE, particularly its con;. gitences, as Stricture:, Gleets, including Tab2s Dorsal, i Hypochondrianism, Onanism, &c.—being a complete Guide in thwe Dist.ases.—By M. C VON, Surgc.m. Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's, And Editor of thc First and Second Volumes of the Loudon Medical and Surgical Spectator. Printed far S. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-rrect ; C. Minims.; No. 3i, Idolborti; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pat..rnoster-roW, %V ere may he had the Spectato-, price .Cl. ACAPTAIN of an old West India Regiment would wish to Eschange witk an eliiible Captsia Mon . lig to a Garrison Battalion, or %with one on Half-psy. No di& f rence will be given or required either way.—A line ailressed to Mc. G. H. Newport, of Wight, win bit duly attended t 0... FIVF P:kIZES OF TWEN POUI:011. Swirr anJ Cat. Contractnrs with Goverimieor for the present 6TATI'. 1.0 1 - FERN', btg leave r.mreet:ully to ir.for:ii their Fs - knits and the Public, that Tickets and :shares are new on sale. its fer Lat variety at the-ir ()Me's No. It. Pout No. Charire-Crues ; and No. 31. AlJiatc Ift;tb-otr.•e , . Sc :4 u.: ely rtw :—thert are five 1-rizes of £20.400 tack and .I , e Gumlwrs of the fiekets are reduzeti to 40460. Irons tablets it mus: he obvious that the Ch:.nee s.f taillicg a 420.4.00 p r i se h greatly Increased. In the I.ast I.o:tety : , tvor r and Co. had Ilia siti%f•ic:i.n of selling No. 4,449, a Prize of ki.o,rtlO, in I@ Six• ternths, besides several inferior Cavalv. WOELFL's 1-lAR MONIC BunGET.- On tho Ist of July was published, at if ACK ERMA NN% Peposi tnry of Arts, 101, Strand, price Five Shillings, No. 1 of WOELFL's HARMONIC BUDGET ; wholly compos-d by that celebrated Author and Performer, and to l•e roviinusd monthly until completed in twelve Numbers. It wili .ucceisively comprise a number of elegant and scientific Preli.cles, alzes, Polonaises, Songs, Rondos, Minuets, Duets, 1 rigs, Airs with variations. Ihe pianofor,e will be throughout the learlin7 instrument ; but some of the pieces will ocelsionally he tnn kb. d with a harp. violin, flute, or other accompaniment. Al. ; x.l, a= above, price Three Shillings, CASTLE GORING ; a Rondo. Composed by M. ; a I with a beautiful Fromispi ece of C G. ling. . This day was published, in 6 vols. Svcs. embell'Atd with upwards of 11:1 Pl.a:. y e:Traved in Outline, price £7 4s in boards, THE 1 - 11S'fORICGALLERYof PORTRAITS aid PAIN ! . :N(; , S, containing correct evies, in Ow line, rd the most akimirei Paintings of celehra:ed Painters ; with Critical Kt:ma; ks, and a Bior , raphical Memoir. i..r Vecnor, Hood, and Sharpe, Al, Poultry. N. 13. A lov copies are printed in 4to. with proof impressions of tLc plats, price £l3 103. • This day was publish. d, A New Vition. ek t zantly printed on fine Parer, in Three Vittuntes Octavo, pried £l. 4*. lio:tids, Tll LIFE OF CiCERO. By: CONYERS :vtipt)i.r rON, 1). D. Princiral Librarian to the Untyer sii' of tarnbriii;e. Pri•ited itr NTcrnor, Hood, and S')arne ; J. cothell; J. WAI- Iter Oti i.lca and Son ; Lonmmar., Hurst. Rees, and Orme ; and Co.; le. Fautler K. Lea; J. Nunn ; and E. leCti:y.—.l I t: l i le Work, with Ponritils, XL. los. This day was published, Ni;v4 *Pali' bound, roaa hack, price L 3 10s. or large impe rial quarto, halt hound, Ittis&a hacks, price ; BRITISH ATLAS; comprising a crun ricie`;tries of County Mar (..;is j ; '23 Plan~ of Cities a:1.1 ri•c'pal Towns ; and Views of Cathedrals r.nd remarkable .intended to illustrate and acconipani the 13catities of nig:ziet aiazi Wales. : Printoti for Verner, Hoad, ,and Sllarpcf ; Longman ar.,l Co. 1. Cuthell, J. and A. Arch, J. and J. Richardson, J. liar , o Cr%by o , W. Falco, ani'l2. Wilkinson. • FOR SCIIOOI.S. "r :s ,!ay was published, in 2 thick Cols, tsvo. price XI. 49. boards, I 'HE MODERN •PRECEPTOR. ; 6,r a GENERAL . 1 - COURST. Of . POl.lrE EDUCATION : containing Introduciory Treatises on I..7.l:guage, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Aigelsra, Geo- ruttry, Geography, Astronomy, Chronology, Navigation, Draw irs. i aiming, ear. Agriculture, Geology, 1\ 14ral Philosophy.— Fo Use of bchools. Illustrated with 27 Plates and Alain. By 1011 N DOUGALL. Liana Pristrd for Vcrnor, llond, and S/‘;‘rptt, Poultry ; L Harris, 5! Clurch)ard; Longman, Hurt, Rees, aod Orme; and (;ale ankl Curtis, Paternoster-row ; J. Clarke and Co. ; and ohinsnn, Liverpool. 'nil' day ‘vaa published, in octavo, price 7s. 6d. boards, T HE AGE ; a Poem; Moral, Political, and Me taphysic:it—ln Ten Books. This Wtri: is intended to afford a general View of Men in the simple Ofitcas, and in tbo , e complex Relations which awaken in i.ense D'aervation. It ope with an Investigation of the prevail- Pa•un of the Nation, which is traced through various Scenes; , itcce.:.l the Modes of .advancement, displayed in s;we• rat CI r.ic rs ; Strictures nit Conversation, and pubic and pri vate Aittusement* Views of the separate Powers of the Conati titticn, of the Erclesiirtical Establishment, and of the Relation of M"i': , tY and Mini try. General Literary Criticisms and htnctures pnpular Writings. Remailts on the State of Theo logy, and a. Display of the Motives and Practices of Sects, togel! , .er with their Effect on the Refinements of Life. sor Vernor,Fl:Od,and Sharpe, No. Si, Poultry. BEAM . TES 0F ENGLAND • 43D WALES. This day sv:ls published, in tell volumes iictar,illustrated with 260 Y.ngravings r .price £ll. 17s. 6d. boards:, THE BEAUTIES of ENG LA NI) and WALES ; or, •Delioeations Topographical, Historical, and Descriptive of tach County. By EDWARD WEDI.AKE BRAYL EY, andlo}lN BTU 1 - I'ON. The Volumes published (Vol. I. to IX. and XI.) contain the Accounts of Bedfordshire to Northamptonshire, inclusiYe. dlesex aid London u ill be comprised in Vol. X. 110 Vii publishing. Primed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry; Longman, Hum, Rees, and Orme ; J. rutlieli, 1. !iarris, J. Cundee, Crosby ard io. J. itiLhardsbn, and J. Ricliards.M.. • to consequence. ohlie urgent r.7quest of the numerous Sub scriberrto this popular Work, the Proprietors have engaged adii donal Editors, whose local knowledge of the different Countirs, will render the original infornintion tit6re • iinportant, and they trust Willtuble them to complete tits Work within two years. 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Life Insurances effected upon Terms of peculiar Advantage to " This is a very trod ceectioit for children ; and much pains the Assured. W. BEE CH Aim. Secretary. scent to have been taken in the choice of such Tales, Subjects of Natural History, Ilistorical An:rdotee, tee. tee. as are best.4...V.VUAL LETTING OF THE BARRACK CANTEENS. .. young adapted to arrest the at tention 0t minds, and unite sound i Bariael-Olkt, Louder, Jely 2,1810. nstruction with innocent delight."—Critical Review for Novelist 'N-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the CAN her 1509. See also the European Magazi. e for the same month. Printed for M. I. 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We have examined thereto, the Particulars whereof may be known by applying to the Guide by Mr. Baldwin and the Dictionary by Mr. M. and this Office, or to the Barrack-Masters at the several Barracke. as we think the tot mer very ingenious, and the latter extremely The names of two respectable Persons with their Christian weful, we have no hesitation in recommending the volume in which they are contained.".—European Magazine for Nov. 1,509. Names, Professions, and places of Abode, who will join the Te- Printed for M. 1. 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In presentinq this superior work to the Public, the Editor has remiwed the greater part of the local and temporary niatter, so t.) Dave what h published, a legacy of practical wisdom, 1 adapted to all seminaries, and to Vowli of alt conditions. In elegance of Language, in sou:iciness of Knowledge, in classical Ta.4te, and in Orthodoxy, as well as liberality of Opinion, this Work wilt lay cl tint to th‘t patrotia;e of all good and wi.e Per sons, who, as Patents or Tutors, have the guardiansliti of Youth. Printed fur ICICUARD Puit.Lies, Great Bridge-street, London; and to be had of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh; Keene, Dublin; Shepherd, Bri;tol ; Knight, Windsor ; Mundy, Oxford ; Deigh , tois, Cambridge; and ad other Booksellers, with the full allow• 1 ance in the purchasing of quantities for Schools. HANNAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC FOR THF. INFALLI st.E PREVENTION OF A CERTAIN DISORDER. 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' I HE ROYAL GEORGE New PLYMOUTH and EXETER (Day) COACH, through Andover, halls. bury, Hindu'', Mere, Wincanton, Sherborre, -!!,Crewkerue, Chard, AxMinster and Honiton, to the Old London Inn, Darer. from the Dell Savage Inn, ot► !Morals; next, July 1!. and will continue to set out from thence. every Monday, Wednee. day and Friday mornings, at 8 o'clock ; performed by EDwAtl PROCILTER and Co. The Proprietors presume this conveyance will be found equal, if not superior, to any travelling that road, as the hour of dep.& cure is convenient. It will refresh at the best Inns on the road, and it at rival punctual at six o'clock the following evening at Exeter, which will not only be found convenient to travellers roe sident within a few of Exeter, to reach their homes the suns evening,.but also allow a good night's rest for passengers proceed. int on to Vly mouth the neat morning, for which place the Royal George sets out at five o'clock front the Old London Inn, Exeter. -Passengers and Parcels booked at the White Bear, and 'flares Kings lira, Piccadilly. i.. 13. Nit accountable for any package containing call, plate, note, or writings. (however small in value), unless booked as such; nor for any other parcel or r assen g ers' luggage of aline C.; value, entered a. such, and pail for accordingly; or china, glass. bt.c. or content►, on any terms whatever. To be SOLD. in the NORTH of LIAM HIKE, AN ESTA rE, consibting of about 720 Acres of Mead , m, Arable, and Wut:d Lands, togellur with a Ma nor-of ninth larger extent. Then: is an exedlent modern Holm on the property, completely suited to a Gentleman's Family. Fur further Particulars apply to Mr. Davis, Solicitor, Eanz• street, Strand, London ; or Mr. Bird, Andover. FOR SALE BY THE CANDLE., At I.loyd's Coffee House, on Thursday, the 12th instant, at balf: past Two precisely, 'PHE beautiful and remArkable fl.st-sailing Letter of Marque Schooner ZEPHYR, A. 1, now lying oa the South side of the Wes:-tads Export Dock.—Di mansions t ).ength on Deck - 87 Ft. 4# la. Breadth - 21 Depth of Hold 10 3 Aden .asures • - 1.2 42-94 Tens. Mounts six 12-pound catronadcs, and an 18-pound ear:wade on a swivel, a midships. • This is one of the handsomest vessels and the best adapted foe dispatch, that has been seen for to.ne time in the Port of London, nearly new, aud . copperA to light water mark ; h.tl a thorough outfit and entire new rigging about four months ago, in Ply mouth, and may be se , - t to sea immediately. Fur particulars apply to Shaun Cock, Esq. .34. Old Brost street; or to Messrs. Smith, St. Barbs, and Martin, No.ll, America square. ELEGANT RESIDENCE, CLAPH AM COMMON, So astir, TO BE SOLD BY AUC FION—IIy Messrs. DRIVER, At the Auction Mart, near the Wok, on Wednesday, Juty SS, several Lots, unless previous!) disposed of by Private Contract. AMOST superb VILLA, with any quanaty not less than 15 am! not exceeding 60 Acres of Land; coins prising all that nature and art can combine to please the eye, and afford comfort to the possessor, presenting at the same time a Most picturesque landscape for the Artist. not to be equaled within a fax greater distance of the Metropolis, including exten sive Pleasure-grounds, with Flower Gardens, Hot-lrouses Con servatories, Ice. most abundantly furnished, with unrivalled spe cimens of the various productions of the vegetable world, as well exotic as native, collected add cultivates' at an unbounded pence, and now hi the highest state of Lultivaiian. °Also, another Villa adjoining, fat for a large family, which possesses many of the abort perfections, with or without 10 or 20 Acres of Land, and some smaller Dwelling Haase% tog-ther with a considerable frontage, next Clapham Common, and irons CO to 30 Acres of other most wligible building ground, presenting a most advise. togeous situation for the architect or builtter is display a sups• riority of taste, on at i extensive and grand scale, which the rns F,pectabt!ity of the 'ncighbourhood fully demands. '1 he v. bob forms a mos t desirable and valuable property. capable of the greatest improvement in a pecuniary puint of view. 'ls be viewed by tickets only,. which may now be bad of Mr. Stockclale; Bookseller, Piccadilly; Mr. William Franks, Clapham Commqn -.and of Messrs. Driver, aurveyors and Land Agents, Kent-road; or at their Office. No. 3,1 n the Auction Mart, NNW the 800 k..-N. B. Pripted Part iculars,,with a Plan anneold, wYI be ready la a Gyr days at the Abe,. p laces. .• r In a few days will be published, in one large volunr, Biro. 7 1 HE SECRET HISTORY of the CABINET of BONAPARTE.—By LEWIS GOLDSMITH, Esq. Author of the Crimes of Cabinets, and an Expositien of the Conduct of Fiance towards Anterica. PrintCti for 1. M. Richardson, No. 23, Combin e opcosite the Royal Exchange ; - and 1. Hatchard, Piccadilly,