The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-11-16 00:00:00

4 •.1 r )fac t T. [niter 17 awet 'lie" Abe ?bar DOL. lake I t to tat .04C. rig ~. N •TvigE4. 1511 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURT.LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING. Nov. 16 . 1807, Their Majesties' Servants will act the Comedy of THE JEALOUS WIFE. • DAM!, Mr. Wroughton ; Major Oakly, Mr. Palmer; Rue vt. meson; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. Russel; Lord tke, Mr. De Camp ; Captain O'Cutter, Mr. Johnstone. Dakly, Miss Duman ; Lady Treelove, Mrs. Harlow.); ;,ewer. Miss Mellon. Alter w hich, tie Grand Romant;e %f e rn Drama of THE WOOD D/EMON ; OR, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK." Hardykuute (Count of Holstein), Mr. De Camp; Guelpho, Mr. Penes; Willikirid, Mr. Russell; Leolyn, Miss C. 6,.404; thwy. Mr. Gibbon. Una, Mrs. H. Stddons; 00- tfas Mrs. Harinwe. T. w orm*, The Cabinet : Orlando, Mr. Braham ; to which VII be added, Three Weeks after Marriage : Lady Racket, Il i , J o rdan. tift Thursday next will be produced a New Melo Drama, in sa e res, called, Eta Rosenberg. 111EATRR-ROVAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 16, 1807, will be said, Shakspeire's Play of THE WIN TER'S TALE. Lontes, Mr. Kisobie ; Camillo, 111, Creswell; Antigone', Mr, Misrsay Ciememos, Mr. Claremont ; Mr. ! kr; prowl, Mr. C Rend& ; Shepherd, Mr. &enchant ; Cora, H. Luton; .1001111 ,0 , Mr. Munden. Heroism, Mr,. Skidoos ; Persirte. MM. Norton ; Pauline, Mo. C. Leap 11.-, Motel, Mrs LiA011; Dorcas, Mu Meadows. To which will be add d, the Pantrimime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE OR, THE GOLDEN FGG. Wilier Goo, Mr Simmons; Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. Iloh,gna, Jun.; 'Squire Bugle afterwards Clown. Mr. Colinette, afterwards aurnbine. Ws-. Bristow. T o .lnotrOW will be perfirrmerl, for the first him. a New c m iseri,,ira. called, 'lwo Faces ender a Hcod ; to which will Metalte upon Mistake; or. Appearance is against Theo ONLY 6,000 TICKETS, The prinewal Ilan of which are already Sold. THE SMALLEST LOTTERY ever known. beg; Dmolog NEXT TIIURSDAY, Nov. 19, sod o 00'3 d.vs r e whale of the following nth Lind Calmat., o;iier Prises, oust be drawn. SCHEME. 1 Moe el L. 20,00 .... is ....L.20,000 10,000 romo WOO 3,000 5 10 e• .• 100 • COS 10 1,530 -- _ 6,01, Tiekees. 1••••••• L.63,(.00 ?resent Trice of Little Loftily Tickets and Shares: Ticket .L. 21 W 0 11.11( L W 111 0 1 Eaghth L 2 16 0 Queue 5 10 0,1 Sive , nth... ...... 1 II 6 U ETLE LOTTERY TICKETS and SHARES ant oa sea it .1 WAR NER's, No 16, Cot .111, eihu reenantaends an im.. manta parctsese, as the quantay ientaiaing in the hands of L. coot/ikon is very small °Merl from the country, containing bank antes, post-olSca viers, a sitor.-dated bills,s.eued the same u if prement, ONLY 6.000 TICKETS, Na a Thousand of which are in posannoWe of the Comments, ....pray One 00ftiella et Los awed, YwdsM, and Ireland. Ttit SMALLEST LO rreac ever known, 'begins Drawing NEXT THU:4SOAT, November 19, awl finishes the 20th. In the two dais, Capitals, anal other rusas, la the amount of 5.1,0001 must be drawn. SCHEME. 1.... Prise of L.t0,000.... is .... 3..20,000 1 lO,OOO lO,OOO 5 l,OO 5,000 500 9,540 so luo o,ooo to 5O l,OOO 15 22,300 1 . 3 1 0 Tickets. L. 69,000 The Ticket No. 2,370, drawn November 6, a rase of 40,0011. was mid by Sir JAMES Bit ANSCOMEI and CO., in use-en Sixteenth:; wirere the first 31,0001. and the Litt 15,01161. ever visored, were likewise a. 1.1. TWICE IS and SHARES, for the Little Lottery, are en lila K Sir J. BRANSCOMIS Jr CO 's met...punk lucky 0.r,v4,, 11 , H..twen, 37, Cornhal, and se, flaroaTiolv who moorland an intmednire purch,se, a. the quantity of T.ckitta meld isnot .no , e than une day'. coniemption. MODERN CIRCULATING LIBRARY, On en Este..s.ve Scale, No. 14, TAVIsTocK•srmEET, COVEN Y-GARDEN. 1 CREIGHTON most tripe& ully informs his J. Friends and the Pu•dk, that his Libyan , which, fur three years past, has establisli..l its enareter ..f select, valuable, and well airmen, is now greatly Asian nttd ; and arrangements are made tel the accommodation of any number Suess-rants, 014 gir the supply of any nuns*i of volumes, whether in town •Ir totritiy. Although this Library furnishes • full, quick, and liberal aapvlr of all New Novels, Romances, Ac. as omit as pindislied, pet these conititute only a part of the coiledtion ; for to se eataratdate every class of Readers, uo expense has been spared in the purchase of the mos! ap,,rov. d poh:ications, indtpling Arts and Su-noes, Biography, Oismity, Education, ii•itory, Teragaiphy, Voyages and Pavel+, Law, Miscellanies, Plays, Poetry, Ac. Catalogues and Cards of the Terms may be bad on appli anon at the Library. PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE. ittautg and Health cannot be more 'manually promoted, than by attending to th e Pr ew e :lation of the Teeth. R. NEWTON s RES I ORATIVE 'room 4 v 4 POWDER, having received the approbation of the fits' 14,, ltittry, Gentry, and a generous Pig'', by an extensive con "%Phan fur A *elks of years, as well as the attestation of its supenotexeellence, from the analysis of its component parts, by the meet distinguished Medical characters, who have pro litionred it the must ',lenient V. getable tooth Powder known, to morose the beauty of She enamel, and promote the durability of the 'tooth, and which has, in colte,joence of its experienced anyantages, been honoured with the immediate pa. Smug, of torte Majesties, and the vanoas Illustrious Branches ef the Royal Family, Nobility, Gentry. ire. in the United kit/dom. NEWTO!'rs TOOTH POWDER k an Astringent and Atitieembotie reerder, a del leafs Aniniatir, extremely gratefral l the Palates and pleataut in it. nee; in fine, to three who ONily it, it le • certain Tramline,: of pain ur decay of the Ten', to the Wrest wn.id of life. It reeninots to be ttethfuay 1 ' 4 1'0 11 4 ley Mr. Newton (only), at bit hews. Yenaington- Plate, Vaual•all (WI nr °teat teeekureet, London), from ale renutite Raelpe of the tare Sir Richaul Jeb , i, Physician to Ti,'.,, Mayaret. * ; and ...huh-tale, retail, and for ea Panting, by &1«e rt Sh.w and t.daas.te, No. GI, St. Paul's Church -raid, whom he emiareservdto maim a liberal area to hut Tnwn and Country Venter., %len:hams, Sm.; alai, 7"ti l . Sty every r.ifene , r and hPleetnehTher in the Kingdor.), , 14(1%.,, at tn. 94. eleh A• Knisa to ,sit for Kr Wt 41 1 .• T.,041, ruw.ltr, and tee that It. It it wridt..m rui gOlt sink red ink u as all " I .ftsistlst a. 'Nen ka.'s ace Intyristtiosa LADIES. CHESHIRE. MANOR, MANSION HOUSE. awl ESTATE, with valuable CONTINGENCIES. TO be SOLicbiI ii iiVki ; iCONTRACT. the MANOR of WINNINGTON, with the MANSION HOUSE and OFFICES, called WINNINGTON HALLS comprising a spacious and complete residence fur a large fa. milr, built with stone, and covered with slate, and finished in a modern style ; rrutaining rooms of large dimensions, s,:ris perbly fitted up, geometrical stone stairs, mahogany dune, platr•glaos windows, marble chimney pieces, and oak floors, with appropriate attached and denoted offices, stabling fur fifty torsos, coach-houses, green house, hothouses, raillery, pine and succession house., ascelleot kitchen gardens, with hot walls, inushmosn house, cold baths, ice-house, a p iultry. house upon a suprriee scale, and every mcewary building Int agncultural purposes; dovvvheuse ; eiitrarice cottage lodges, with shrubbery and plantation , , sloping to ihe riser it/eater, at a convenient denim.' from the holm-, which is well situated on very highly ornamental round, and surrounded by about six hundred and forty acres oi land, chiefly meadow and pasture, of superior quality...tinder' into farms, and let to re spectable mama.; woods aid plantation on hand, lipid orna nwoital coUseee and gardens adjoliiing the road; the whole together fuinsiog a truly desirable aoil visitant residence foe a large estaidishment. To which 'here is attaches, a most valua ble MINERAL, which, it attended to, far exceeds the vale* of this place eta imielletice. The estate Is situate one mile from Northwich ; 17 from Chester; 24 hoes ; aiA 30 from Livornool. May tag viewed by applysmi to the Rev. Joan Furey, Win nington Lodge, ricer Nononien ; and printed Particulars may be had rf Mr. Wyatt, Lime Grose. near Bantu; at the hetet, Chaster; the hotel, Liverpool; Co Bridgewater Arno, Man , cheater; and of Me Claridge, N. 47, Fall-Mall, London; where a Plan at the istate may be seen, and the puke +ad further partleulars known. THE !LETITIA WOK THE DESTITUTE, CUTER'S BRIDGE, LAMBETH . Hie Rey. litihaeut the Duke of YORK, Priosident. _ Rev R. .W ti". • ITAKER, , Joint Treasurers, ZDVVARD FORSTER. jun. Esq. ikGENIIR.IL COURT' of the GOVERNORS of true INSTITUTION, will be hoiden at st Paul', Colfee-hou.e, in St. Poore Chords-yard, on THU RSIJAY next, the lath of November. 111..;. .Tim Chair will be taken at one o'clock precisely, what a report of the proceedinp of the Cmornitem will be pin:mated so the Governors, s•ateog, among other soatiera, toss two hunired persons have applied, either for admis.ion t or relief, moth, lit of November, instant, el whom eighty-ex hate been aloofly received Ito the hvise • fifts-two relieved out of the house, a d sisity.two nut considered as proper objects, unto,. tits funds at that Charily ware increased ' • forty.hve oef elms admitted ate now it. the Refuge, ant. cesorlom ehornelees with great propriety. IN Ala torts-one who have been discharged Pon, me house , aims h ase been necessarily &mimed for sole condnect, bus the greater part have twee mate c.d to t.iel friend., or ploc,l in service:, or g asper situations, when- nes ere erealsi-d to gain a livelihood ; and several have appeared before the Oeteeettr. most gratefully acknowledging the beeches they cave ir s mired. A Pamphlet, containing the Regulations of this Institution. with a Lett of Subscribers, may be had gratis, of Mr. Asperni., Bookseller, Citation; Mr Hatchard, Booksrller, Piccold y; Sissies Rivingten, Booksellers, St. Paul's Church yard, and •‘ the liar of Lloyd's and St. Laura Coff.e-houses. Ten guineas, paid at once or within one year, constitute • 60•111Mlf for life, and • subeLiption of one guinea, as annual Governor. Subscriptions are received by the Treasurers ; the Secretary, the Rev. Dr. Grindley, 44, Queen' .row, Cambereelt 4 the Collector, Mr. Junes, No. 6, Chapel-street, Penniman., ; and tie tilloar,ng Bankers, Meagre. Bowle►, Biickwood and Co ; Nuns Davaynes and Co.; Man. Damn, Thetnton and Co.; Messrs. ' , miter and Co ; Mime. Gosling and Cu. ; Messrs Hoare; Messrs. Sikes, Snaitb and Co. ; and Maims. Yen, Lucadou and Co. Now. 11, 1607. J. GRINDLAY, See. The Committee are requested to meet, at half past twelve o'clock, tin the same day, at St. Paul's Coffee-house, previous to the General Coat. ALL TRUTH IS SALUTARY TO MAN, and whoever discovers or diffuses it in any portion, renders an essential Service to hii Country and his Kind. Professional men have, of late, through the medium of the Prises, laid before the public eye the various symptoms of dis orders, which, however, to the delicate and susceptible mind, it is only necessary for as to glance at. We have the happiness to inform those persons, who, either from constitution or accident, or acquired habit, from hard study, change of climate, Velem dimppointraritt, im. moderate grief, or excesses of am kind, labour undm those diseases which result from a derartzeinent of Mae NERVOUS SYSTEM, a general or partial nritat ry, that, from the union of more accurate anatomical knowledge, with very elaborate chemical analysis, we have it in our power to insure, in molt cases, a perk& re-establishment of health and strength. The barks, steel, and other tenie medicine*, which have been usually administered, in one class of those complaints, we have found, from experience, to be bty no means adequate to the performance of a complete and lasting cure; and MERCURY, the ordinary specific in other cases is naives, sally known to be ;main:Jive of the mist thitchifveui Ideas on the human constitution; we have therefore laboured, by turning the whole of our attention eeclusively to thi and by the aid ut 17 TIMM experience in as extensive praftire, to offer to the Public a mode of treatment entirely new, which has in no one instance hitherto been known to fail. As a great part of these diseases has its neat in the mind— that has Keen particularly attended to in the present method of cure vi-and, as it is a fastt, well known to professlon.al men, that persons of each sex, and of all ages, of all sitcaskins in life, and every description of charatler, are liable to these dsoirders, particularly those of elegant and cultivated minds, wry refined sentiments and feelings, Ando( studious...dent.? habits, most especially those of a quick and lively fancy, and fertile imagination-e-the Poet, the Painter, and the Novelist—and thew whom an affluent fortune and high rank lea soci-ty have excluded hem all manual labour, and re. gular employment; for the sake of such Yawata, whose minds, naturally timid, are rendered still more se by the very nature of their complaint, the strictest attention is paid to delicacy and secrecy, and a certain, a permanent and radical Cure, is solemnly promised. Mews. LUltall m.lOO. Sorgeons, may be consulted at 'heir house, No. 107, llama-Garden, by Patients of either sea, pew malty, or by letter (post-paid) inclus.ng a /tank Note, when toe ueeeerary Advice and Medicines will be given, or sent to any ►art of r: i a Patients iss the country ere ralue•ted to describe the pani. toles of their complaints, Agee, and general habit of living. Nis. 107, flatten-Go:Jos. Asmany Ladies, Te:una;etired life, or undue feettailli, or caprice, have not ini:ered into the ma trimonial State, Mrs. MORRIS, Sio. 27, Clipstene-itreet, Fit:soy-square, unilertekes to obtain them objects to their wishLt—Thoee wko have employed her, will confess she is deterring the utmost confidence; it that Ladies apply to her, if they do not disclose it themselves ; as her Connections are ertt,ll:ive, it is supposed that she knows where to find unmarried L4J , ei, without their applying to her She is at home, every Miming, from Ten till Three, and every Atte-norm. from Five till Eight. Ilene but permits et fortun, and of the most irreproachable chataillers, will be treattd TALLOW CANDLES with WAXED WICKS. In consequence of the Melts of them Curdles being preslowny coated with Wax, they have the following admit twat :selst, They arseelduas, V lege, eshitet to what W called a thief in the candle. , .—Xilly, They will not gutter, except from bad snufßog, nr carrying about.—And SJIy, They burn longer and give a brighter light than the usual mould candles. Sold only at the Cimino mid Soap Company's Warehouse, No. Fleet street, two doors from Fetter-lime. Where also may bo he4,Coromon Candles and Soap, of the best quality—V.B. A discount a allowed for ready money, in proporttati to the quantity purchasedat one time. IRISH LINEN COMPANY was founded on the tfakin, in 1801, by some of the first Bleschers in Ireland, to oppose the new and injurious vrstern of whitest. rag with niuriatic acid, trbscia ilestroys the ribric ; they have no house in this Country but Nn. 4, Elloornsbuly-anuare, near Suuthats.pton-street, leading to liolborn. They aril no article but Irish Linens. amt not less than a Piece nf Twenty-five Yards; each Piece is warranted as to fabric, and to be blear het.on the tinter, and the Money returned if a fault artfews• . Cartt, la , for Atoll of Ireland Nam ; lOM. English produces them above 1121. in Ireland, which is taken off fa rating the bonds, and **Wend price made. •• N•B. Orders executed with Punctuality J. O'BRIF.N, Agent to tile Company. THE real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN.---This invaluable Contention, with half the usual labour, produces the roost brilliant tet black ever beheld, affords peculiar nourishment to the leather, win not soil tha finest linen, is perfectly tree from any unplessant smell, and will retain Its virtues in any climate. Sold, Whole. sale, by Day arid Martin, arch, Manufactory, No 97, lineh Holborn. Retail, by F. Day, No. 7, Tavisiock-Ereet ; W. Dry, 63, Swallow•strret Amur!, No. 1, ; the primer,al Bootmakeri Perfumers, and o.lMeri, in the Memo polo, and in every Town throughout the United kingdom, ip atop. bottles, price 12.64. each. Lorrver-.TICMPLE-BAR AND SNOW-HILL. IN pursuance of an Ad of Parliament made and posed in tM itith Vest of the Reign of Hie present Ma hn'', insituled, "A s ki.t t. enAle the several rt 11044 therein 1114144 to -hineee of several Houses in Pickett-street, Temple- Bar, in the Parish of Smut Clenient Danes, in the County of Middlesex: and in Skinnee.itreet, ; and on Snow kit.; and in Fleet-inarket, in the Parish of Saint Sepulchre, in vie City of Lon too, by Lottery"...We, the Trustees named in the /IA Act, do hereby give Notice, that the Lai hereunto rim...rid or iii'ijoined, coteprizes the specific Buildings and ileredirs allotted as Prises to the holders of each and teeny of ...wide Tickets in the Second Lowery, to be drawn by V . ~f the said Act, and tire Under Lasses and Charges to which sotto Prises are respectively subject and liable I Prise I A capital Freehold Melati..g.i, Nu. 9, in Skipper. street eforei.aiii, discharged of Land-Tax. 9 A Freehold Itlessuagii, No. 14, in Skinner-street afore said, discharged of Land Tax. 3 A Freehold Mivsuage No. 43, in Skinner-street afore- said, discharged or Land-faa. 4. A Freehold Magnate, No. 45, in Skinner-street afore said, discharged of Land-Tax. 5. A Freehold Messusge, No. 42, in Skinner-street afore said, discharged of Land-Tax. b. 1 1 Freehold Mymusge, No 40, on the West side of Snow hill, discharged of Land-Tax. 7. A Freehold Messuage, No. 7, in Pickett-street aforesaid, discharged of Land-Tax. IL A Freehold Messuage, No. 10, is Pickett-street aforesaid, discharged of Land-Tax. 9 A Freehold Messuage, No. 11, in Pickett-street aforesaid, discharged of Land-Tax. 10. A For. ehold Messuage, No. 4, in Skinner-street afore said, discharged of Land-Tax. 11 A Freehold Messuage, No. 45, in Skinner-street afore said, discharged of Land-Tax....This House a subject to • Lease, granted to Wiliam Rolfe, for 60 years, from Midsum mer, MO?, at • Net-Rent of 1451. per Annum, and aloe subject to an Under Lease, gamed so Charles Grifln, for • term of lt t years, from tits 116th Day of December, 1505, at two several yearly Rents, amouetinj, together, to 2051. 19s. 11. A Freehold Messuage, No. 5, in Pickett street afore said, aischmged of Land• Tax. 13. A Freehold Message, No. 4, in Pickett greet afore said, discharged of Land-Tax. 14. A Freehold Messuage, No. 17, in Skinneratreet afore. said, drichargil of Land-Tax. 15 A Freehold Messuage, No. IS, in Skinner-street afore. said, discharged of Land-Tax..a-aitis House n subject to • Lease, granted to Isaac Seabrook, foe 6.1 years, from 51isbign. mer, 1807, ate Net-rest of FJDI. per Annum. 16. A Freehold Messuage, No. 41, in Skinner-street afore said, discharged of Land-Tax. 17. A Freehold Messuage, Ns. 49, in Skinner street afore said, discharges! of Land-Tax. 11. A Freehold Mee-wage, Nn. 21, in Skinner-street afore said, dis.:harged of Land-Tax. This house is subject to a lease, granted to base Seabrook, for 6.r years, from Mids..m mer, 1107, at a net rent of 1701. per armors% ; sod slot suoj vt to an lathier Lease, granted to Stephen Cowell, for 511 sears and one quarter of • ymr, canting 11 days, hoes Christmas 18.)5, at the yearly rent of 1401. 19. A Freehold Masson..., No. 8. in Skinner-street afore. said, dacha/gad of Larrt. Fax. 10. A Freehold Message, No. V, in Skintscsr street afore. said, discharged of Land-Tax. Tins house i. subject to the Wettest Least thereof, granted to John Da anro, for 59 years, and three quarters of a year, (runs Midsummer 1834, at a net rent of 5111. 6s. per annum. Part of the premises, on the South side of Skinner-street, not distinctly ascertained, are liable, o r, tar as res,seets the tale, under a Lease, which bad beers granted, and which the Urrpo. ration of the Cite of London Forehand. to an annuity of 2001. a year, f i r the life of a i'ertran far advan'ed in years. This an nuity it regularly paid out of other pr• miles; and the t:01.0. ration of London hare retained a sum of money as en indesni nity against this charge, so that this will be uses* a IMMO& Given uuder our hands this 14th day of November, 11107, JAMLS SHAW, J. W. ANDIikSON. H C COMM. JOHN SILvEstER. NEW lAN XIWWLYS. _ ano ally with remarks on th- merits and dere.% of the respective papers ; particularly criticisms on patent inventiens. Published quarterly, at the Repertory Office, 10R, Hatton- Garden, and sold by all Booksellers. PATENTS. • "'WWI{ desirous of obtaining Patents fur latentione, by application to that Repertory Office, ha•e them prceu ten wash little trouble to thameadves, and receive assistance in pre paring the appaileat6sals. AD MI A LTY This day is published, in Octavo, price Ss. the Eleventh Pat, Or V 61111714 6, Part I. of I)SPORTS of CASES argued and determined •• in the HIGH COURT of ADMIR %LIT, to the tithe of the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT. Ity CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, LL.D. Advocate. Lond.in t Piloted hr Het Majesty's Lao Printer, for J. IlLit tereorth, sod for J. Whitey Fleet-street. Of *ltem soar be had, The lds relfelef Pares of NW* REPORTS, price to nett; er bei.ort, se 5 Yok 91 ISt Also. in gm. rice it. 6.1. NOTIFICAI lONS, OR (ARS, INSTIWC (lONS, reletiog to PRIZE SUBJECT`, d...ing the ;resent War. Early in December will be pulpit:lla, in Two thick Quarto Vointnes, A TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of • A7l ENGLAND: Exhibiting the 'MAMA Subdivisions each County into Hundreds. Lathes, VS'apentskos, &c. The valuations in the King's Rooks ; the rations of the ECLl,tirnA• nal Benefices; end the Tutelary Saint of each Church ...Tit Dina ice end Roaring of every Paden or Hamlet from the nearest Post-Office Town —Markets.—FairJ.—.CerporaCor.a. Schenk.—'l be Situation and Description of Monate mes s and other Religious Houses.-. Members of Parhatnoist.— Assizes and Petty Sessions.-..Colletted from this mow authentic Dualism's, and arranged in alphabetical order, Ac.illta. By NICHOLAS'. CARLISLE, Fellow and Secretary of the Society Antiquaries of Loudon Printed for Longinus, Hurst, Rem, and Orme, Paternoster. row. •.• Tile original returns matte to Parliament by the Over. seers of the several Iluiibes in 1503 , con sti tute the basis of this Work. To the valuable Information derived frees this sourer, usher suitable fags bare been added from all tile Coon. ty 116 tones and Seeks of Topography, now extant. Many deficiencies have been supplied, and inaccuracies caereeled, by an extensive correspondence, instituted by the Author, with the Nobility, Clergy, and Gently, in various parts et the king. dom. NEW AND POPULAR NOVELS!!! Jot published, 1. a SUMMER at WEYMOUTH ; or, Tho Star of Fa.hien. A FAshiuttable Tdie, in 3 Vols. ,14*. By the Author of that popular Werk.—..! A Summer at st4iliten." It is my intention to represent Charades such as dam are ii. M► but hewn forbid that I should pourtray any person so ''l9eftenelar."-.-Le Sage. 2. LUDOVICO'S TALE ; or, The Black Banner ad Caste Dosrent. A. Novel, in 4 Vela. 116 e. Ile AtivaW Stoma. 9. B &RON DE COURCT. A Romance, in S Vats 4. The RISING SUN. A Serin-Comic Romance, in Three handinnse fnulanp Eivo. Volumes. Price one guinea ; with three highly-finished caricature prints of Di4inguistied Cho. rimers 8. The INFIDEL MOTHER ; or, Three Winters in Lor don. A Satyrical Novel, in 3 Vols. Ifts By Mr. Sudiey , Author of The Winter in Dublin," " Barosiche Driver and his Wife.' .Ic. 6. TM MASK of FASHION. A Novel, 2 Volt. 9s. By the nee Author. 7. FAMILY ANNALS. A Domestic Tale, in 5 Vole. 4k. By Mn. Hunter, of Nnrwich ; Author of " Letitia," " rho"' Family," kr. 4. The MONK of IJDOLPHO. An Italian Romance, 4 Vols. U.. By Mr. Horseley Curtsie, Author of " Ambling Re eordr," &c. Ina few days will be publieited a Narcotic Fable, la Tee Vols. called 9. The FARO TABLE; or, The Gambling Mothers. By Mr. Sedley ; and intvuded as a dorepiiiinii to the purelat Tale of "The EMOJCiIf Driver and his Wire." Printed for J. V. Hughes, Bookseller and Publisher, 5, Wig more-street. Cavendish-square. 4 A WINTER IN DUBLIN ! ; This day is published, price One Guinea, hairdsomely dame up in coloured paper, AWIN rEa in DUBLIN ; a Descriptive Tale. In 3 Yoh.; with Sketches, Eashionabie, Whimsical, besstimental, and National. By CHARLES SEDLEY, Author of " The liarnozhe-lJriver and his Wife," 4c. " The Irish, like ancient moda's, are kep`t aparri,"and, passing but be bands ' preserve the diet sharpnrses which the hastine sand of Nature given 'ltem—they are not so premiss to feel—but, in return, true Leggin' ir so visible, that, at the first look, you see whose smog • and supersaiption tl.i• kw," —Sterns. The OFFSPRING of MORTIMER; iv., Masan of the Stratford Family; a Domestic • Vols. SOL By Miss Treawney.--This Nceel details the Secret Nlemoiril of a nen* Faint y, high at present in the t of the MUNTUNI; er, Cmdessiom of the Monk of St Benedict; an interesting Romance, us 4 Vols. Its. Ity the •uthot of " Emir " Drawn 14 ," ADELGI FHA; a Pray in Five Acts."... By M. O. Limo, Esq. A talon of "The Castle Spectre," Tao Munk," de.-is flits Piay has been I.ei formed at Drury-Lane Them,: e • ith the giesten •pp'uulle. FEL DAL TYRANTS; • Romney, in 4 Vols. !Ss. By the same. 114;e — BRAVO K VENICE; a Romance, I Vol. 6c. Ey the rams. The BAJLOUCHE. DRIVER and his WITT ; a new an.* enlaced !Mei...it 2 Vols. les. A 'rale foe the Haet-T.n c.intaining a ye, C4lfiUtsi lirogral.by ut setae dls'iing Charai.t Is; with a varwty ot equally nnuvelle and ineureat;ssig Ali.cdotes. It idso includes the private Nlenious of the sxal favourite, Madame C Vitiated for 1 f. flashes, Bnnluellsr and TOlisher, s,Wir asete-r, Caseudirtt-sgea•e. •.• Country Brok.ellor. ant Ltbratics supplied on tht m st liberal Imins, vial, every LiteNtry Novelty. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETtERS eATaN . c. LIUCHE'S in ß?a r A . 1 .1 H c r yk ß t ßA l. L , I.AII4BRooOCprAG c..../IiGH, vrehvut Medierne. The tharivaliel reotattorytha Frehmeatiort hl4 rained. and the leve,,tor, aPIXoIIS to IleCort rt geoutti. t., llie ettb:lC, &newest the ackessitione giddy peeetio4 by unp,,oetple4 our., ven , haa yeuticu4 Cchoyee,booth, keit r.e.: lii4 I reeky% Royal Letter. Patent, appoinbil • is save and . ette-tve amen , . of ha most tiniest:l , e r, The P.a, calla Fatuities eaar,t , pellet!, s' a.,Se retail, 10,1104/4•0140 'Mr in t, atut are sesi , .eeel t 'bare*, th *nal Sta . ep a - NJ. R,,ctur sea w.th eaeh Ram A hAlli 11,144;01, of s`ni:n ara.l.s Mijetl)% pu.•46. .Re, ' A I ethers are e..titerfer.,. —. ..................- - vrwww.- --"--•••-•.--..............gpmr•im."-...,- . . . . . , . ... . ..-.---.....—...... • --....,-iiivve•-rvv , - •i P - ' -: • • t - rit- -- - 's -Z - -. • ••• l ifrxin f .B 14, 1 • 4 . t y ~ • .. v . o . i ~,.... A • , • (~ . • / 5 ati0 , „........ 47" - 1 ., . • '..' • : • .• '"e a \ . • .lit le , . cb t • .. ii ritto b ... .., k ..../ . b rt ,.•, _...........,.. . se.. ' • •a • . iiii MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1807. • ...) k ` ~ I laihr.e . • ' PRICK SIXPR N'-: TO THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE'S REGIMENT OF NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. t)n the In Instant WA* published, price 3s. 6d Mn X of LOYAL SOUTHWARK VOLUNTEERS. . G 'l ALL persons indebted to the late firm of E. and riraH E RETROSPECT of PHILOSOPHICAL. , . Ls R. BROOKE, and .I. RIDER, of 111c11.yard, Temple. 1 MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL, end AGRICULTt fs COLONEL. ADDENRROOKE has signified Bar, Law Rooksellers, are required forthwith to pay their re. RAL UIISCOVYRIES. hit intention of inspecting the Regiment, on Monday, spectire debt; to Me. Wm. Searle, of chikT io o m e, Temple ri.e design of this Work is to lay before the Pithlics errt7 the 80th of November in,t. Bar, Solicitor, who is duly authorised by Ilf• Admits: is three months, abridgments of the Philos , : iiiml and other Ordered—That the Regiment muster at head-quarters on of the said R. ilreoke, to receive the same; and all p e rms,' Papers publiihed by the Royal Societies of Loildnor Edno that day, at two o'clock p r ecisely, and that i n the i n te r im all having any claims or demands upon the said late him, are burgh, and !titian I; also by the Bath, Manchester, American. I the arms bedtimes's' at the Armory, in complete order and ' , guested to transmit an account thereof to the said Mr. Searle, the Board of Agriculture, and the Society of Arts. Likewise, condition. for payment accordingly. every fall and discovery inserted In the English and For 'gut As this will be the last 1 •speetion for the present year, the Scientific Journals, and other Works; sceompani •ti occasion- attendance of every individual belonging to the Regiment is LADIES. ally with remarks on tit- merits and dere.% of the respective expected. I am, Gentlemen, your'{, respectfully, papers ; particularly criticisms on patent inventiens. A S many Ladies, from a retired life, or undue Heed -quarters, 14, Nov. 1607. JOHN ALCOCK. lA. restraint, or Caprice, here nut ini:erni into the ma- Lieut -Colonel Commandant. Published quarterly, at the Repertory Office, 102, Hattisn- Garden, and sold by all Booksellers. trimonial mate, Mrs. MORRIS, No. 27, Clipatene-street, P.S. Drill at Head-quarters, every WeSsessay afternoon, PATENTS. • . nue' , -square, undertakes to obtain them objects to their from four to eight O'clock. as USUAL . ...La, a _-e...... -s. i,--- -_...___... ~..._ _..., __...___ ..._ Ferraris desirous of obtaining P.itents for intentions, m:c. n. ana e, awl (1 ed F.,- i. 114:1- r d lit • \ . 41.1-or i .1•••.,