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ar% e•-` i • • . ' al. 7,, . Iv ' ." 1 k ..41 w 1. %.ii . . . _ . .1 , 111 1, - f . pit . ! _ P - ti • . _ • 4.• 1 1 ,. 4 % • A, .4 ..- . • iftt . . t WI 4s 4. V k Y . . -44 dal , 4 ...."6,10- . • % - t\l '1 1: 111146 • • _ • % , -;., 1 .. - '4k - • „, , . Ar -.":7 " 144 1 .. • . -ea NI- '--..,.-`. WEB. 6173 TUESDAY, 0 E TUBER 29, 1808 Six-PENCr. THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, doh' M4esties Servants will set the Comedy. of THE FROVOK'D HUSBAND. Lord Townley, Iitr...ELLISTON ; Mr. Manly, Mr. POWF.LL ; Sr' Fran& Wron g head, Mr. DOWTON; Spike Richard, Mr. DE CAMP; r bfrody, Mr. MATHEWS; Cosa Rama, Mr. RUSSELL; 1 .,u1y Townley, Miss DUNCAN ; Lady Grace, Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; wrog aisd, Mrs. SPARKS; Miss Jenny, Miss RAY. Ti mi d the may, 4th titre, a New Comic Dance, called LOVE IN A TUB. To which will be added the Operatic Farce of MATRIMONY. L yni, Mr. ELLISTON ; Baro bery, Dovrox O'Cloyborty, Mr.J OHNS TON& Cars, Mrs. JORDAN ; Lisettai, Mrs. BLAND, To morrow, the Comedy of the Incoactaat ; with Me bard. As mo l t ', ucter performed, st New Drama, eaßedlftmesit ttbe Reda of Sz. Mark ; with No Song No Supper. lo g ?war, the irishma:: in London. MIMS ON PROFITS OF FORFJGN OR COLONIAL POSSESSIONS OR SECURITIES. CHARTER HOUSE. 'THEANNIVE RSA ItY MEETING of the NO BLEMEN and GENTLEMEN Educated at the CHAR TER HOUSE SCHOOL, will be held at the Chatter House, on Monday, the 12th of December. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XXV. was published this day. Shortly will be pUblishad, Handsomely printed, in Quarto, with a Map. AVIEW of the NATURAL, POLITICAL, and COMMERCIAL. CIRCUMSTANCES of IRE. LAND. By THOMAS NEWENHAM, Esq. Author of Aa Inquiry into the Proress and Magnitude of Ireland." Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Stun_ Divine Service will begin at half past One o'Clock. Stavraniss. Benj. Charles Stephenson, Esq. Henry Brooksbank, Esq. Walpole Eyre, E.sq. Rev. -lir Henry Rivers, Bart. Rev. John Johnson David Darrow. Esq. Dion( r will be on Table at live o'Clock. IF JOHN HOL I NGSHEAD, who, about the Year lUU3, resided at gromnsgrove, in the County of Worcester, by Trade a Weaver, but who at that time wrote for Proiessional Men there, is now living, and will apply personally, or by letter to Mr. David Royal, Bawd, Dear hromirove. he will hear of something to his advantage; or if any person will give informa tion of his present residence to Mr. Royal, he will be handsomely rewarded fur his trouble. Just published, by t. and It. Baldwin, New bridge:Zest, In Two Volume* Octavo, price ISt. with a whole Sheet Map of Spain, a Trauslitiou ut the Spt.lish Post Guide, and other Int.. pottant Add inns, the Second Edition of MR. SEMPI.F.'s JOURNEY THROUGH SPAIN and ITALY to NAPLES; and thence to SNIYRNA and CONSTANTINOPLE. • „' TJte gook of It oath, t ra,slated tout the LIM Gidda di Posta l published at Madrid in 14303, by or.ler bf the Government, may ix had sepr.rately with the !via, , 2s. 6d. NEW 11iU,;iC. 'this d:r7 w publizhed, In an elegant Pocket Vollirn:., rig.: Cs. 6d. barb, by e. and R. 4). This day was published by Goukleny, Phipps, D'Almaine and Co. music -oilers, 144, New Wad street, ai.o Nu. 7, Westmorland iusett , Dut lin, Baldwin, . prid g e•street t 'THE SUNDAY LESSONS tle.-.lnghout the Year, -R- with those of Christina, Day, anti flood Erlday. Illustrated by a perpetual,Co:Antotary in the (urea a Notes; by historical Introductions to th:. Books, and Analytical Contents of trite Chap. ter+ ; and b.: an lnd.-a to the Notes. Part L containing the Sun• dari.e.sous from the Old Tssmnetd. by STEPHEN WESTON, li.D. F. R. S. F.A.S. •,, 4 ' The Second Part, contsiollg the whole of the New Tests* [ inent, with a Table pointing out the Lessons of each Day, will [ speedily be published. TWELVE Solffygis, or Exercises for the Voice, to be vocalized; composed and dedv:ated to his Scholars, by Rauzaini ; whit a Portrait of the Author. Book Ist. Price I.ls. Ei)gravlng, and apeedily will be p::b!lsheil, a Second Set of Twelve Sollfygis, by the saute Au , bor. Shortly will be publi , lirtl, landsernely printed, in Fire V olumes, Olt tvo, with a Portrait kn. wit risk de 4 Pi no L.Vir WEEK OF ACTING AT 'TIM OPERA HOUSE. THE KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1 their Majesties Servant, will set the New Melo-Drame of THE EXILE. Coma (Thick, the Exile. Mr. POPE ; Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN; Baron Alltradoft, Mr. LISTON ; Dos Oilazar, Mr. INCLEDON ; Dario, Mr. YOUNG. The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; pima, Mrs. GIBnS Akaina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; palatine, Mrs. DiCKONS; Anna, Mias MEADOWS. the Caron:aka of the Empress Elizabeth. Danca(cianpoeed by Mr. Bologna, jun.) to he performed the Uses Adams, and the Corps de Ballet. Te which which will be added the Musical Farce of THE REVIEW ; Or, THE WAG'S QF WINDSOR. pte re great ntimber of Ladies and Gentlemen who have een dlsappointed of places for the New Melt-Dramatic Ipera of rte Exile, will please to observe,. that the Poce will he treated to-morrow, 'Fbuzsday, and Friday next. On futnre.ny, the Travdy of Mach.:th. TO TO STOCKHOLDERS. Y Exthinging £5O. 3 per Cent. Consols, or Re dutrd, into 4 per Cents. the same Dividend will be received de Bank, and me surplus will buy a sixteent's Share in the . ition eitchanged, will buy an I.lcisth. X4OO .. ........... ..... a Quarter. £4OO ..... an Hal. £BOO .. ... a Whole 'Ticket. Direly making a transfer, a Ticket or Wire IS obtained, and lathe chance of realizing from . 0 300 to £5OOO per Annum. HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, will attend those lAdies Geodemen who wish to make the above excbange, and hope *supply them with Tickets or Shares, at their old established e Lottery Offices, Nu. 26, Cori:dull, and St. 'Margaret's Hill, N. B. Three per Cent. Consols sant on Friday nest. 4 .. ' fbr Drawing begins December 17. kICNARDSGII, GOODLUCK, did Co. Stock- Brobss, reopeetfurty acquaint thc Pubite, the SEA Lk AITEILY ortll commenceDrawingnu the 11th of Deem:her. rite itheme is qiiite novel, and has advantages, %Ai& no uthLr .ctiery rut pommel, Viz. TWO ADVMONAL EENF.Frrs of FIVE HUNDRED rICKETS rich, will be Riven by the Contmetcr, with the per ils:be of Government: by which Adventurers have the ekance by A the Capital and other Prizes, Li 500 ur 1000 Tickets, lends men, and may contain— FOUR PRIZES of .20,000! ! I of if 10,000 I 6 of t Vic. X t ,eco TbsTiebeis and Shores ar: on t the Oirrees, Bank Bui Borgia, and opposite the Kin,,w; ?views, Charing Crabs, ads, by ILICHAIti.)!iON, GOOD/. 1 ..:CK, and Co. thy only ikwi dist ever soiii in Two Prizes of XJO,OOO. And in the iast I.otte:7, Two l'rir.cs of t2n,000. No. 2,6C9, :led No. 19,1^7, iti Share 4. DLSCOUNT ALLOWZD ON LOTTERY siiAllEs. 'VERY Purchas?r of Shares and Tickets aniottnt- J alto Fire P00t,,. ' and up waras. will be allowed a Dis- sat, st J. WARNE.:'s For. unite Office, la, CosNtiti.s, rSereCtOttal Prizes to klri,e ilLIIOW:a have 1:11t11 recemtly sold ;Stores. The PRESENT Lo rz xav begins drawim_T t ftth of Next krone!), Ith superior ztivantagt-i to a,.y former Is addition Iv the Two Ilmulr,..(l•l'housand Po..mes in Prize: attained is the Scheme, SG-0 Tielcets are giv,:u to the fortunate dier oldie hsst-drawn •ricket ::hnve a J:l5 Prize em the firs: ; alp 500 Tickets on the scconti day, to the fir4t Ticket above ' l5 , and in proportion for every share, Nehtch may embrace the .* of the Capitals, as unila : 1. 001 .. a iy lOW 4 04 ed• W 4 • of • lOBO l ,OO I 4) 9 000 5,004) 6 ........ . ..... Ecc. du. eie. Letters from the Coutitr;, BAnk-Nnteq, tt-Olee Orders, or sh n-Z,L;at,:t; 1::!! , , 1: . - :Lone : 4 4 it 'AM Fore.—Lena -Is, coatai.;:!:g rrt, , t p 47 Rage. Couyi:ry Asto,a N% id! S114:0, for Itvatly Mo r. on try rearm:A.4e •rtrill.;. PrrRA CAPITAI.S !!.:1 Ti IF. PP.F:iF.Rt 1.0 Cr! It Y, ~,s conui,,, .n,vo ADDrnf NA I . PR IZ F..; ref:" - ..*.71 Wl5 ever found is aay I.onery before, n:rnely, the: 0:- 0:,..:, it mr: wholeTl:kets for the first Llras— , 1-11 - i. - • above / .:`:r first sky of drawing, ever and above the P.:/e th.t i• r.tai he en taiod to; likewise ;Ise produce of .'.Co whole li: - ;:cts for the feit drawn Prize above d.:l 5 on the second dJv , if drawing : a'..izi rtzkett wid be deposited at the Dar.k Of i :island three 4.%4 before th.: present Lottery begins drawing. : 0 114%..3 u stated ir. the ,;:::oral advertisamert, Schemes gratis, and Tittets aad Lhares 4 , C now selling by Ilt JAMES BRANSC()MB and Co. No. 11, liocror,N ; 37, COINUILL ; 38, 1 - lar MA A n z - r % P.CCADILLT ; N 0.239, STRA N P. 4 whom the f.)ll%wir.g Capitals r: ern sot!, shared, and regl%. In the two last y.:at s' Lotteries, clividt.l int.% five hundred thirrYseleat o.ures ; the numbers el 04 said Tic.kete are as IWO 101 -j SO: No. 2,570, entitlid to £40,000, 1473 And x. th , e_o e .; il l • P i r s izi; . l ) chit Amount evict shared. .ClOOO :MS 1104,0:::) 8,366 5,01"0 12,813% 1,000 ,i 737 2C, ,, Y.Li 10,187 5,8041 6,860 1,000 ,2112 110,WO 11,471 5,0(1 12,197 1,000 517 ,145 20,000 4 , 077 5,0c0 5,127 1,000 20,1!00 12,078 5,000 9,938 1,000 6$ 10,000 I 17,551 4,000 1 15,562 1,000 1e,t , 00 1 90173 3,000 1 5,310 1,000 4143 1-trusty-one 5001. and a great pr..purtinn of 10c!. &c. Ind where No. 24,'.t06, the Frst 30,4 ad. Prize CTeTsold, was mil hk.wise the last 2. - .oi/01. with sundry other Capitab In to Lentrics; amounting to upwards of ONE MILLION •ALIgG, Ihe l ' .ll '''.. o '-' l3 , and how stated, may be seen at either of the . 0ff...:9. y ll .. All ilders, by the p ost or ot h erw i se , w ill b e duly ete•.. t. • or Alskets and Shar e s may b e b a d of ulther of my C.ountly ts„ I`llE PROPERTY ACT of the 46:h of his present ibjfsty, directs, That Profits, arising from Foreign Posses sions or Foreign Securities, or in any of his Majefey's Dominions beyond the Seas, shall be Assessed by the Commissioners actirg for London, Bristol, Liverpool, or Glasgow, at or nearest to which such property shaU have teen first imported, or at or nearest to which the Person who shall have received Remittances Shall reside ; and the Act of the 48th of his present Mejestyai. Teets, That whenever the Produce or Profits Slicing as aforesaid shall have been imported into or received by any person partly in the Port of London, and partly in any of the Ourports above mentioned, the whole of such Produce or Profits shall be assess ed by the Commissioners of London, and not elsewhere; and whenever such produte or profits shall have hew wholly impor• ted into or received by any person in the Outports above men tioned, but iss different parts, in two or more of such Outpurts, the whole thereof shall Leeward at that Port at which the ma jor part in value shall have been imported or received, provided that the returns of shis produce or profits shall be delivered to the Comnsissioners at each of the places at which any part thereof shall have been imported or received. It being also further di rected, by the said just mentioned Act of the 46th of his present Majesty, 'llia: the Agent or Re elver of such Produce or Pro fits shall be charged for the same, and shall be answerable for all acts required to be done for assessing and paying the duties on such prcperty, whether the Owner or Proprietor be resident in Great Britain or not, under the penalties contained in the said Acts. His Majesty's Commissioner for the affairs of Taxes her: by give Notice, That strict inquiries are now snaking as to al: Prorerty so imported or received, and by whom or on whose account ; but, being desirous to avoid the infliction of Peralties, they here' y require, that all Persons, who, as Owners or Pro prietors, or as Agents or Receivers of Profle or of Property, of the descriptions above-mentioned, shad have received the same in Great Britain, and who have neglected or omitted to comply with the provisions of the Acts new recited, by not delivering full and complete Returns for the current and any former year for which they may be in default to the Commissioners of the liipective places stove stated, according so the direalens therein contained, do forthwith deliver Such returns, otherwise they will be proceeded against for the Penalties incurred by such omission and default. The said Commissioners baying been informed that several, Estates stand charged with annoities to persons residing la Great Britain, payable out Of the proceeds of the said Estates, and that it has bedlam a practice to deduct the amount of the said annui ties from the Estimate of Titivate, thereby not only reducing the income of the Proprietor, but eonisealine the payment of said annuities, think it necessary to state, that no anuuity or interzst of money charged on any Estate in bis Majesty's 'ioreign Domi nions ctui,bt to be deducted from the Estimate of Profits, but ought to be included therein as part of the profits of the Estate, payable to the Annuitants; mid that the Proprietors or their Agents are respectively HaVe to the duty to be charged thereon; and that, in all cases, where, after payment of such annuities, no profit 'would remain to be accounted for by the Proprietors oe their Agents, they are Hound to realm the amount of such An traitieg and to be charged for them ; in al which cases she Pro pileters or their z;gews lespectively are to deduct from the re spective A.,noarts their pr portion of the duty so charged in respect thereof. By order of the Boa, d, 4114/711.0W WINTER, Secretary. Cffire for Terre, NtolltmLer 5,1808. pUILSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in the matter of ThOmas Weatherall, a Lu natic, the Creditors of the said Thomas lA'eatheraU, late of (;hrlipside, in tile City of London, Vt'holerale Haberdasher, are torthwith to come in aad prove their Debts, b:fore Alexancirr Popham, Esquire, one of the Misters of the said Court, at his Chsmlrers in Soutbataron Buildings, Ch a ncery - lane, London ; or in def aultthereof, they will be excludtd the benefit of the Sail Urdu.. A. POPHAM. .I.)::vnn and Tooke, Solicitors to the Colts- rottere, No. to:Gray's SEEDLING FOREST TREES. I'BOSE Noblemen a-nd, Gentlemen who are im proving their Estate. by PlantiLy, are respectfully ieformed that a c:u:stdetable quantity of Seedling, Larch, 5,.):61, and Spruce 1 ir., A.h, th—ch, kc. is just arrie..d front Stu:laud, and may be seen at Beck and Allan's, Nu. 67„ Strand. TO THE. LADIES OF EUROPE. AnsAN's Turkish Fpecific for removing SU .S. P US /JAMS from the Face, Neck, Arms, &c and far improving the complexion.—Amidst that dr , adful confu sion in the and aintiog the women, occasioned by the tnas,icre of the unfurenate Selim 111. Zayda Hassan sr:A sa happy as to ;Tun rt,.Ar.sion (at the risk of her life) of this invaluable s..cr..t, which by the Turkish lailits,orraccount of their style of iir• :rid the menner iu which the face and neck are exposed, is ...h1 in the higtirst estimation. AU (Awes mutt be spurious. To prevent the piis.iit+ility_of imposition, I.adies are requested to ob i.. 'e that each battle is signed Z. Hassan, in the proprimot's h.ind-writing, to inii• etc wale's is felony.—Price Ss. N. B. The effect k permanent, and one bottle generally sufil. thnt. Zayda Hassa Jeing unaoquainted s with the English lan. g .7!ge, has appninted Mews. Shirr and Edwards. St. P.iul's C lurch-yard; Mr. llutler, No. 4, Cr iu tle ; Mrs. Berry, P •rfunwr,Greek- street, Soho; Messrs. e and Son, Titch boutne-Arts.t ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ;and Mr. Bacon, 105. OX:Orti-street; by whom Ladies may depend upon heix2 supplied vri.ll the depilatory genuine. Orders (post paid) inc:asiag the amotmt fix . single buttis t er larva Viaigkl's will be punctually exrcared. BANDANA SOAP. 'WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a per , instal beauty in both sexes, and In some parts of Europe are essential to persons t.i rank. The fIARDANA SOAP, or Indian Washirg Cakes, possess t he,peculiar property of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texttire, and inconeehmble fairnew to the hands whic% are constantlylvashed with this Soap. Even in ait A s where the skin has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardness and coax. ts are effectually, infallibly, and per manently removed, act; succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, and delicacy of e.; - ..et arar..• , which cannot be acquired by any other means whater.T. It is by experience only, that any one can form an adequate idea of the superior !A ceilence of this Soap. Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, whose signature it bears, Wil liam Withers, No. 2:10, Strand, near Temple-bar London: and the rietors, as a further s.leari:y, beg them to be particular in n oticing, that the narae ant! address of the printer, E. Spragg, No. 97, Bow4treet, Co4ent-Garden, is affixed to the wrapper and label: all °then are counterfeits. Sold by many respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Townand Country. Prim is. seek cake. But it is at all tim es necessar y to be.particular ht obaerving the *eve caution, which will be the mute 'travail tbsimrSittee of la oboes Enabled. .of Mr:Pitt, from an ofigical Picture, HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of the ilft Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT. Ey JOHN GIFFORD, Fig. Printed for tJadrll and W. Davies, Strand. WORKS Of THE LATE CHRISTOPHER ANSTEY, Esq. This day was published, Elegantly printed in One Velunie 4W, with two Portraits of the A4thor at different periods of his Life, and several other En gravings, price 31. Ss. is boards, THE POETICAL WORKS of the late CHRIS OPHER ANSLEY, Esq. Including several Pieces never berme published, with some seeount of his Life and Writings. By his SON, JOHN ANSI EY, Esq. Printed for T. Cada: and W. Davies, Strand. Eq whom is also published, a new Edition, being the Fifth, of 'l' he rLICADEA'S GVIDr, a Li:lactle Poem, price 7s. 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Ilislittp of Worcester, from the yzar 1749 to 1776, left for publi :atit.ni b j the late Eisbop the title of " LEI - nth-8 from a late eminent PDX.i.ATII. to one of his FRIENDS;" with the following entry ca a pa,, , re -Anne of the five port-folios containing the origina's :.•• " TihMe letters giie so true a picture at the writer's character, and are, hcsides, so worthy of him in all regpecta, (I mean if the reatirr ran forgive the playfulness of wit in some instances, and the rrtianty of his friendship in 'ltaly more), that, in honour M hi-. memory, I would have them published afscr my ..h.ath, anti the profits, arising troin the Woof them, applied to t h 4 ben.:fit of the lA'oret.ster Infirmary. " R. WORCESTER." I ...!Irtry in, 1793." LittaloH GAs.i.tAtY Ve 1.Ot: ll:Ail s. Preparing for Publication ' Ey T. CADhl.l. and W. 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