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_ . . . . —,.* - ,.."r4 A. — ,t Nis :• • ••• • . _ * --) aat4 i iiiif . .3 a zhe L bt 1 1 . • . I •• . 1.• • It• • • " LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1819. No. 9092: PRICE 6{D. TithATaK ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS present EVENING, Nov. 7, their ;Hectare Servants will perform KING HENRY THE FOURTH. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. TWEISTII REPORT FRC9 . I THE COHMITTEE ON VIE PUBLIC EXPENDITUIIE 1 Olt THE UNITED KiNODONI." THE MOST ELEGANT OF ALL ARTS. In large octavo, price 2.5 , . half hound. Tilt ELEMENTS of DRAWING, in its vari- MIS Brioches, for the use of Students, illustrated with Sixty Copper Plates, cmitai JJ I J geverstl Ituadred subjects after the Great Masters, ar4 some of them coloured from nature. By GEORGE HAMILTON, Est. This is the first attempt to produce a oomplete aad cheap Fiew f wwi tv Book on the most elegant of ail Arts; serving. at flare, as an Assisi:tut to Masters, and as a Guide and Tutor to Smarm , with or c Ithout a 'Master. The instructions are prac tical and copious . ; and the evamples begin with the simplest figures, stud gradually ascend to the most complicated designs in Loodscape and Ilistorv. Printed for Richard Phillips, 47, Ludgate-hill ; and to be had anti Booksellers, with a liberal tillonauce t Masters, and to S GENERAL I.ANCIEZ; The proceedings of the Commissioners for the elm urination of accounts and expenditure in the (Ake of Barrack-Master-General, and the state of Gg- . neral De Laucey's balance, since the date of the Tenth Report, are contained -in the returns which follow : Return by the Commissioners of Barrack Acronntit, to the Order of the Honourable Committee of the House of Commons on Public Expenditure, of the 23d of April, 1812. Audited Accounts of Lieutenant-General Ds Lancey. SECOND PART of s'IOLDSMITFES GNA Mid Alt of GLOG ILA PH Y. Illmserded *llk wren Maps. and sixty .Views of County T.Artis and remarkable Placer, pelt., 4s. Sit.stmalitd 4 a red, • - BIIOTISIJ 6 EOOll ATI I Y • being a compreben . eke Aermtat of fler PR ESENT STA PE of th‘• 'who& BRITISH EMPIRE., including the liritiah Islands and the British Colonies and Dependencies in sill parts of the world, designed for the Use of Schools. aid seising ai a S . pi-9nd Part. sr Completion, 'of the Author's well-knuan " Grammar of General Geography." By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH, Anther of " The Graminar of Geography," &e. &e. . Extraordinary as it may seem. there exits nn modern Ac count of the British Empire, besides this Book, and of course ma Elementary Work on this Sullied. calculated to qtmlify young Brasov. to perform in after-10e. with competent ilttelli genre, the duties of thestwocial State to which they am.' tails. Prioted ir RICHARD PHILLIPS, 47, Ludgate•hill ; and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may oleo he had. Alva KEY to the QUESTIONS, for the Use of Tutors, Date Filen 25th Dec. %211 to 2 ith Dec. 1723 • Dcc 1/9 I to 74th gee. 1/21 tsth Uec. ii 94 t 25th Dee. 1795 Anon*of Ann. £59,160 Ii 6 ti 12,486 14 949,931 U 0 al, X1,211,5!S 11 2 State of the B dance appearing due at the foot of the last audited Account, ending Dec. 1793 : Avditor'i to 4:434.:19 4 9 Accountanet I)-bt 750,551 i 10 o.fference 932,556 :G 11 Occasioned h: The Balance of the preceding Ac count 23 2, 77 9 9 9 Surcharges on this Account Id? 7 2 202,966 16 11 To which will be ridded, MATRIMONY. on Monday, The Castle of Andalusia, with The Citizen. The Scenery designed and painted' by blesses. Greenwood. Bonuaai, Di von, Demorito, GEata, Smith, and Co, en. and their I ,..idant.. The UITSSet+ by Mr. Banks and Min Rein. and their a s idols. The Machinery by blesses: U nderwood. DnlrYsesc. T's• lice irntions by - Mr. Morris, Miss ' Robinson, Re. Leader of me Bund Mr. Smart. 1:e Doors to he opened at a quarter past five o'clock, to be gin at a quarter past six. Roles. Ss.; t 4 econd Price Is. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 641. t Second pri.e.2...—Lower Gallery, 4..; Second Price. is.—Upper G.lllery, 1,. ; Second Price, Rd. 11.4:4 ;uel Places to be t a ken of Mr. Spring, Box Bonk keeper, at the Mice in Little Rustell-street, from Ten till 'O3l Irmo rest in the Evening until the Doors are rinsed. Tie Bov eine:owes are in Brsdees.street nalgi.—Tisc Pit co rn:too are in P.ussil-street and Woburn-stree_l7,-,The ajlerY omit-owes Are in Itus- ell and' %)Diars *cropt4.— Tio• (Wet Codlery enwince. i , in Wobum-street goody. All permit. ru • 'MC Right of Free Adatissittniarthe.Theetre, onoolica alit,' the Notice given by Petrie Advertise swot. to d r ipo their Nomes in the Bonk kept by the Seoretary to t h e committee, at the Treasury Of fi ce inDstry-lone, and hay s iagende good their Title of such Free Admission, tee days at leint previin, to the exercise of such Right, will be a d mitted f r ee to tile Thentre on all Nights of Thentriehl Representa tion or Musical Performance, under tie following Regulations owl Condit ionv :- Fiery Person claiming to be admitted Free, will be ornaired 1,, do kis Or her ozone at the Door, in a book which %%HI be trio wady for that purpose, anti will not be admitted without Iwo sii:rialere. . . fir tight hand door, leading from the hall in Brydges-street. s ill he opened fur' Free Admissions to the Boxes, and confined ;,, them only; nnti no Free.Admissioas will he parted at any other Box Door of the Theatre. Neither will any Person, out w ir e, he admitted to pass through the Free l)'or. Free Admissions to the Pit and Galleries will be received at their respective Doors in Wohven.,treet only. The very great frauds which hove heretofore been committed upon:lie Proprietors Hod the Public, respecting Free Admii soon, have at itle it wetwary for the Soli-Comunittee to devise oh , IMO offectual commit% in a mutter so iniportant to the irte red• of the Company. whose affairs they are called upint to ad and to those who are really entitled to the freedom of a k bn it, • i.m. for the present, therefore, they hove 11,49144 , d it expedient to evict, under the authority of the Act of Parliaiocuts the COO' didon- above 'sated fur the prevention of trawls. which will he .:rinds enforced.—titage Manager, Mr. Raymond. T WE S PATENT 131tITISIT St' tittESTG cII.OTII. This Fahrie.(nfter four yews progressive ini pr .rement) is now brought to a degree of eseells:neekand per terti. '* • It i, suit , aole for nil Climates And Seasons, by its fre4ttairr roan that !wto.ibitity In the changes of the atmosphere, to si.hich, every other de<eription of Shirting Cloth is linlele. It is Plrroant and comfortable in went., washes heootlftslly white, warranted for durability equal to the best Irish Linen, and ..old at :shout the prier, Wholesale and by She Pier', 111 the Original Wards use, 151, Cheapside, 'sear ; I lardiog and Co. 10. PaU-Mall and no other House in Lavalom consequence or the superiority of SALMON, I ODY, and Co.'s PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. the Patentees have been honoured with the f011..w -oppnintnies.ll:—Ths hlaje:ty's Koval Nave. the Novel Hos pito. :lad DNA Yards. the Board of Ordnnure, the Hon. East Iliwtin Company. ate. And cominar to recossanCad them to the Public ow such lihi ral tenii:, which have never before been of fered, that the fell cost shall be renamed to ell purchasers, if we :wonted, nfter any Near. or damage. N. H. l'erwins re- ling in the counter, .eintine. the Cireumfe retire of the body. in irchca, just ;dam the his, may depend upon heia aceurnirly sited. Nininifatiory, 02, RI a isad. THE stagnation- in our Colonial Trade having caused a considerable increase of CO FF Er, in the Mar ket, has indexed the Committee of British entrei. Pl:niters and Aletchauts to snook.) the establishment of a COFFEE M lftT in 4►itwwr-street, Snow-hill, under the direction of Sir. DEACON, all*" they have engag.•tl to suppl% Hith s mad Cadre, of the first ritudity, previously inspected hv tiicii nroker, h.• meld at h, lid. per pound. Dorm„ the prescot high rice of provSsionit, %tech an Establishment, calcul.ued to pro mote the general comuniption of su us•fut an article of. our Cu- Leant produce, cannot fail proving of the utnut•t u: Wit y to the Public s and particularly 14 the middling and Inner orders of variety, by atfordinz them a very whole-owe repast, at w snuck loom rate, than they have been accustomed to give fur a very Itsferior ankle. •BY TUE- INICN PAT T. ECONOMY FOR FA MILL . THE various imitations thrst arc daily ofeied, will serve in 'hew the estimat ion hi which the real PATENT VIOLET SOA P is held. it - having been the envy of almost every manufacturing pet foiner, ssho °hers a counterfeit at a draper rote. Many eliortv have been innele to establish Snaps' wider various nature, their component parts being pungent, poi. ' , mous,' rind irritating ingredients. to give them cninur and sgiell, which tenel4 to heighten the ill effects on the skin. - The PATENT VIOLET SOAP is freed. by a judicious chemical prowess, frosts shore pernicious mutinies, widen all other Script Inc found to pen...ea, being iu its nature innocent, and IheatilifY' ing in its effects, rendering the reddest or coars-st hand and arm delirately white, soft, mid fair, and may he used with surety on air Ain of an infant within the month. It was in cmeequeuee of these inestinsrible qualities that his Majesty granted Letters Patent. Sold. by appointment of the Patentee, at Messrs. Jos. Ker. sot awl Co. Chemists and Druggists. No. 9, 13toromeet. Lei. trster•squnre, wholesale, retail, and for exportation. where, to failure, Meech:intr. Captains of Ships, and Town and Country iPoilers, are requested to apply, and a liberal discount will be Tn di;tiogui.h the real from the enonterfeits, please to ask for nall's natal Violet Soap, Shaving Cake, or Cream of Violet.. The Snap in squares, at 6tt. and b. 6d.; the Cream in 11W Ile?. 4e. pd. niwl 44. 6d. carefully seated up, and an Um "wide w tapper the ratentee's Signature, in lob own Wood. w rising. Family finite., committing twelve large Square., at 11. s:t. and twelve .atall, at 15,. a saving of 5.. uu the large bug,.and J.. oa the tamlt' It. Thev boxrooms nailer quantity, are also forwarded to soy part of Non ..r 'country, to Pu h persons who prefer basing it li.at the Pabtuter, by addressing a line to J. IL HALL, Cheitipal lAboratpry, Jubilee . place, !paes. • Meg; Chetsea. fiIHE REAL 'JAPAN BLACK G, made by ° DAY alla 11 Am ri N.. 97 High H4l)..rn. Miley of th e C " l """leilswiti, its made .y DAY ni 4444R.TINrifitier* have 97. 110L11(11IN. leArit4 ells the word HIGH; asejtsate Rive 4 * *man Inr torfort Ifirtnicrers, Nem; t . • jgr A.lto Awry', wt . ** *thole II di I;af itkaf sod MAIM . . Tewkesbury, Oct. 23. AT a numerous MEETING of the ELECTORS -L - 11. of this Borough, held loamy tit Ihr twin lot', for the pde pobe of counidering the propriety of addressing their late worthy and Independent Representative, Charles Banbury, Tim", Esq. T. GRAY, Esq. in the Chair, Resolved Unanimou.ty, That Mr. linabory Tracy. by his regular attendance in P.ifliaMeni, nod the vole.; he lute gives, apart all subjerni of national importance, partieularly the lend ing (resinous of • Civil and Religions Liberty, of Parliamentary Reform, Walcheren Expedition. the Enquiry into thr Cow. doct at the Duke of York, and Ex-Ofßrio Infirrandioil, is emi nently entitled to the Thanks of his Constituents. Resolved Unanimously, Vett the public statement of Mr. Whitminsbe, that he had by his opposition driven Mr. flantittry Tracy from the Borough, is untrue; and his assertion that nitre- Moths of the It lectors attached imporouice to his assumed vie tory, is also untrue and palpably stbsord. Resolved Unanimously , . That an Address.. embracing the sen timents of these Resolutions, he presented to Mr. Hunhury Tracy, and a Piece of Plate, of One Ilistioteed (Willow ratite, with , ', %nimble inseriosioo. as a small token of the respect and Atter is tie Nltetart ke4sory vial ever era erodes of Ms deter:Allied add Bundy esesOirenitsciat‘tisa term; of Cur ruptibn. and his aealdasfoideavoion In c ck the wanton and lavish Expendimre a the Public Miry us tieing every el fort in his power to diminish the hardens so severely felt tly AU classes of the People. Resolved Unanitanu-lv ' That the Resolutions of this Mead* be nderrtised in the Worcester and Gloucester Journals, . 1 w Stitt es ma x, Courier, and the Morning Chronicle Newspaper, and be printed in order to their general distribution its OM town nod neighbourhood. Resolved Unaniniousiy, That the foregoing Resolutions, al ready signed by one hundred and thirty-three Electors sow present, shall lay at the Banking-it mse of Messrs. Hartland, Prior, and Co. till Thursday nest, to receive the Sloane' e; of such persons ns rm.)• bate been prevented by- illness or other causes from attending the Meetiug Ibis day. Resolved Ummiinowly, That a Committee, consisting of the following Gentlemen, Thomas Grey, Feq. Chairman, the Rev. Reginald Wynnialt, William Dillon, E.g. James Martin, Esq. Mr. tlartland, the Rev. Dr. Heating, Charles F. Hanford, Esq. Mr. Prior, Mr. John Easitiope, and the Rev. 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Printed in a close but distinct type, price 4s. Woad, or 13 to the dozen. TILE YOUNG CHRISTIAN'S LIBRARY; or, Present br Children gobs& Apprentice, or to Fervice ; ist.ng a Collectioa of 11oral, Didactic, Ecoomnical, • and Rclio gious Pieces. in rrose nod Ver.e; consisting partly of Settee Unit...from the best and most pions Authors, parity of Tnicts publislied in u sietarlsed Form fur the same pupae, sad pardy of Original Pierer. . By the Rev. S. BARROW. Vicar of Newton, Author of QatiPl and Otter Works. • *' ' -OTWAY'S WORKS, BY THORNTON. In Three Volumes crown Soo. price IL 161. in hoards. hot - premed. rind embellished with nn elegant Head of the Author, • sail. Dolled by J. Thoestrin, Eget. PRE COMPLETE WORKS OF TiiOMAS AIL. ()TWAY, • with a new Life of the Author and Notes • Critical aid Explaintory. By THOMAS 'THORNTON. Esq. Printed for J. Turner (successor to J. Mackinlai), 97, Strand; art said also by Gale. Curtis, and Fender, Paternoster-row; and W. Laing. Bdinburatt• fu this Edition of Otway's Works (which includes several Poems emitted in every edition hitherto published), the teat has bees carefully revised and corrected from the earliest quarto copies of his Plays, Poems, and Letters; obscure words and pbrases are elucidated, aid political illations explained ; and to the whole is added, the original Story from which the Plot of the Orphan is derived; extracted from x very rare and ca ritas: Tract, in tha possession of a distinguished Collector. A few Copies are printed en large paper, with proof impres sions of the plates, price 41. lib. 6d. in boards. DR. FREEMAN'S GUrfA SALUTARIS I an approved Specific for the Scurvy, and every Fuulneos and. Impurity of the Blond. Scorbutic Complaints are the most general Maladiof the Bri tish Coastitutiou; no family is, mere nr lers,exempt from them, and they sbew themselves in a variety of ways; they produce roughed's, ulceration, and other diseased states of the skin; they occasion low of appetite,. weakness, and dejection of spirits; and the mass of blood being rendered foul, it is incapable of af fording a healthy supply of nourishment to enable the functions of life to be properly and actively performed. As is remedy from all impurities from this cause, Dr. Freeman's Gotta Salo , tarts has proved itself, by a reputation of thirty years, a certain speak and never-failing cure; it requires only a few bottles of ' this invaluable medicine to remove the mow obstinate and in- 1 tretenite ocarina is complaint. At this period of the seams it Is well known the scurvy and its consequences are much to bedreaded ; in every constitution 1 where they are prevalent, the above medicine is recommended , malady nly certain means of curlog, ns well as prevcuting, the from breaking nut; nor is it less successful against the ' effects of a well bpowa coutailoo, which produces a certain dis ease that embitters the source of enjoyment 1 every injury arising from th is taint, wbetber externally appearing or latent in the blood. israrlically and safely removed by it, withnut tbe neces sity of coutineonent, or those other restrictions which medicines lof a less superior and active kind require. It is therefore re.; commended to ybuth of both sages, and to those who are about 1 to.mAter bolo, a married Male, and would wish to preserve tipa oisilth and' a sound constitution; by it they will he freed from every debility to whick their irregularities may have etposed them, aid be restored to their original streugth and vigour of. be ek t ati l l ts. :he t :S o t:s e e r s f o a f il t s h i e n f e erie se h x e , where weako th eso n s n ie so r I l Liter medicine; and to give strengtb,aoi k t mat ca l u d w a, aTe n ieiteral tone asY Ito !gm', weakened function. . ~ ~ .. ,Bold at Re. Iltdler's,fi, Cheapdde, cooler pf PAievelMbee evittellaroik• 01"14•Isiieef j' add lxraltdt Country Illedichse , Yoder', Jo bottles at 2s. 9d. aad 4s. Gd. etch• • - - • . ' The above balance of 95.3.5P 6 1. 4s. is stated to consist of the tollowiug sums, vlz. In the hands of Messrs. Cox mid Greenwood, Treasurers or the Bar rack o:bee, 24th Ikec. 1795 75,833 15 0 l'arments made Is Willi the period of this Account, to Builders and others on unsettled Accounts 13-174743 6 8 Payments made to Carpenters and Masons on unsettled Accounts • 61,538 5 Payments made to sundry Barrack- Masters arid, others on insetted Ac counts 1 124,525 17 61 Payments made to the Barrack-Mas ter-Gen. himself, Assistant Barrack ' Master-Generals, the Accountant of the Barrack Office ' and others, on unsettled Accounts 329,608 0 01 Auditors indebted .981,919 4 9 9b3,SJI 1/ 1 IS7 7 S Occasioned by • Surcharges in this account 187 7 2 • UoAndited Accounts of Lieut.-Gen. De Lancey. • .Amount of Au - . • • Isate. • • nuul haws. Front 156 Dea..1795 te.24th Dec. 1703 £7511,705 0 • From 25th Dog. 1796 so 1444 Dec. 17117- 767.15171 0 From 2.5 th Dec. 1797 to 11th Dec. 1798 682,725 0 Frans 25th Dec. 1;98 to 24th Dec. 1 1911 774,971 V From 25th Dec. 1799 to ilth Dec. 1800 901,941 0 From 25th Dec. 1800 to 21th Dec. 1801 673,140 0 From 25th Dec. 1801 to `4th Dec. 1902 491,049 0 From 25th Dec. 1802 to 24th Dec. 1409 231,291 2 Front 23th Dec. 180 J to 10th Nov. 1804 1,701,773 0 11 Unaudited Accounts of the following Sub-Account. ants under Lieutenant-General De Lancey. Alexander Davison, Fmq. 25th December, 1794, to 20th November, 1804 421,942,631 19 1 Thomas Neill, builder, 25th Jow l 1795, to 20th. November, 1801 - - 765,707 16 3 Colonel Alexander Baillie, Barrack-Master.Ge neral, North Britain, 25th December, 1794, to 10th Noveadset, 1804 219,013 13 5. Jane Woulla, Executrix of Win. Lewis, E q. Assistant-Barrack-Master-General, 25th June, 1791, to 10th November, mi. 333,347 18 5 s Commissi oners. HERItIEB,? . • WILLIAM BRAGOE, Office of Barrack Accounts, 20th April, 1812. Office of Barrack Accounts prior fo 1805. April 33, 1812. Sia,—ln addition to the Return to the Order of the Honourable Committee,which is herewith sent, we beg leave to observe, that much of our tithe has been occupied with the Builder's Accounts; and some of them have received all the examination, and have been charged with the whole of the disallowances we can apply to them, but have not been presented for declaration, in consequence of a question raised by the Barrack Surveyors, and which is yet undecided, whether those Accounts are to be re-opened by us, after the examination they have had by those Sur veyors. . In general, the accounts of General De Lancey have been delivered to us in a stale that requires more than ordinary time and tronhle to reduce to order, as much of them, particularly of the expenditure by Barrack Masters, has not been examined or arranged by the Officers under his directions. These diBicul. ties, together with the want of strength in the com mencement, and of experience in the persons at the establishment of a new office, have rendered our la. boirs less productive than, •from the time that has been given to them, they ought to have been. Beside this, we have, under the direction of the Board of Treasury, madelleveral Reports to their Lordships ; in consequence of which some prosecutions, both civil and criminal, have been instituted. Some of these difficulties now exist no longer, ard • others are much lessened; so that we have every ma. I son to expect and believe that the final settlement ( f the remaining accounts will be greatly more accele rated than those which have preceded. We have further to observe, that the accounts of Mr. Alexander Davison, Sub.-Accountant, are set tled, usfat iidepencla on our examination of them, and are-in the hands of our Secretary to be put into Exchequer form fdr declaration by the Aqditors of Public Accounts at the next Midsun'..r. - ..e: Mr. Davison • has already repaid to• the Publ;o . 111,8831. 13s. Id. and asuit has for some time beau instituted in. the Court of Exchequer against him, for the sum of 27,4961. 17s. U. for interest, with which he stelae charged o►► our examination. • In addition to these,-we have reason to exp•ct that a large sum will remain•charged against Mr. Davison, eta the final audirof his accounts. Although the accounts cf the other Sub-account. -,aate itticaot.yet prepared for audit s they hue all un. „ thou en site NO , Testairscor4 and eltier Worts. • This Worlc is.inteaded as a Present to Children pulgavioß the various Chanty and Smoday Sclittnis, or the boitoola of Dr, 'bell and Mr.. 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