The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-09-11 00:00:00

• • . • "111134?-1 v a ~ . . . ._, .--:.... ii.,.., . . .. , . .. _ ._ _ .. 41ii••14 i ii i II . • • l' e4* I% 4 • ', ti'd l 4 .- _. ...;y ii_ " r Leto ~...........4..,,,,, , 90, ... ______..__.________• .... ___ V TUESDAY, WI/I:MUER (rLicz stxpnicz. • THEATKE ROYAL, DRUIY-LANE. THE Public are most respeafully informed that tiod THEATRF. will OPEN nn SACUADAY nest, , !ember IN, when nic , ir semana will F -2rf0r.41 Lite new C./Illedy, in Fire Acts, c.i!l-1 THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. Governor Mortill, Mr. W'ruv Frank He ,rtall, Mr. RANNIS rkR, Jun. Mr. Mattis.% Mr. POW ELL. Nia; lo • , ..lici. Mr. POPE Capta ii %Vocally, Mr. 121. 1 SELL, Foret, Mr PALMER Timothy Q111 , ‘ , / Mr. CoLLINS. Sinai!), Mr. i AULFIELD Mi. W. CH S F LEA LEY. Toni, Mr WEt 8 M.o. Maltose, Mr.. H. JOIINSTON, (IP:r Fero Appear...oe in tha Charafk.r.) Julia, M. 16 11. KELLY. Mn.i Fidget, Mrs. SPARKS. Sawn, Mrs scorr Mrs. Towilly, Ma. MADDOCK& Ma. JORDAN Having renewel her Engairincnt at this Theatre, esennemee• the Satan in the aserasiter of the Widow Cheerly. Ts salach wattle/Ad-1, a Fury ^Arest THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Caviare Seemmor, Mr. HOLLAND ; Mr Coltoly, Mr Rt it LEY ; Mr Frost, Mr. CUERRY ; Moloch Deane (with Songs', Mr. J.SILATONE EJaard, Mr. DE t!,‘ P ; Cymoo, Mr. COLLINS. Lnu•sa, Md. MELLON; eiruLoe, Mrs. SONTLEY. lins . N. 6i. Second Price 34.-. Pit, 3s. 6d. ‘ecettd Price Is 2-. Seco t i Price, 1..-11; , per Galls r, 1. S CVud P ice, 61 N.. Sf.niey to ha remr.ied Places for the I Ms.'', ts be taken o f !Or Fs4rook, at the inx• t)t'ce, in Little R,15-ell-4reet. Tie Ilrors I 3 Iti opened at 11.1t.patt F,se, and begin at Ilalf-pa.t Sot. 0 .• M:. Fl4kon, from the Theatre-Royal, Hay•Ma,ket Air. and .13 Withtws, In, it the stole Theatre.; end Mr, ,Vhoton, h.sni the Pheatre-R.yal, With, are engaged at thl. T:leatie, and still make their first Amaranora in the cows., of the ensuing week. rrHEAI'RE-ROYAL, HAYNIAREKT, THIS EVENING, will be prevented a comedy, called THE HEIR AT LAW. P. I'. Mr. BANN STER, Jun. 1)...1i5, Mr. ELLIS fON :1 .iiirspun. Mr. OE ( Amp 11cr.•y Mnrelsni, Mr. PALMER, Jun. hewn*, Mr. !M)SLE. Catolinr Dunne', Mfrs G 'l\l Ma. Hnrwsepun, Mr.. (;111130. To which well be ailint ;11th ti , nc‘ s Musical Piece, in Ten Acv r..ned TI!? GAY DITEIVP.RB. The Overture and Miner compos d and ictell by Mr. Kelly. warlers by Mr. (:ROVE, Mr TAYLOR, Mr. Etti - NNtp. Mr. P Mi. it, Jun Mr MATHEWS, Mr. lIANISIf It. jun Mr Mr/HIV, Mr G. W ALDRON, Mr 'c lIA ETON, M'r IIoWELLS, Mot DANIELS, %frt. GUMS. ll.avee M. Pit le. Ti,e Other! Jo. rwassi4 Gallery la. '• • . 1 . . I, , . , . • x'o4l B t% . 44 4 2 4 --.=' .- 1 :: ---!--- ` ---- 1/••' — ' lc .L • . SHAKWEARE LOTTEkY. X I ESSRS. ROY DELL beg !cave to acquAin ...LTA the ru.,he in ge,.eral, amt they frieacle In va,tpeulai , 11 the Ticket s for the SHAKSPF.ARF. LVI - FER Y, Nee rove Gototras, Molt &heater; of the At , • novr vtv for deliver:, A the S:lakspeive GA leri, l'a rueLh.oert mad Irmo grails); at *tromp. 13 , ,yd.41%, ko.'ib, etteapsoe; ant' at all th . • Licetos..l Luttery l t,,,e Y.a.toat and trOarmt. COMIMIITIT.E ROOMS, 4. SEARLE ST'RIE2I, LINCOLN'S-INN, Auo• 24 1804. _ - rpf-IF. COMMITTEE appointed to cArrf intn t the R^4 lotion, entered into at tim CKOWS and ANClit./R in. do ANI), fu• Vindicating the Rig's 4 ail tne Ele, t.,1 , 4 th, Kingdom, nut..,ged by tht late I! ...tit,' by the SlierJ Middlesex, tio3t Subscriptions our be paid at one of the fu,bvirtq Phic,s : Me-.rs. Thomas Coutts and Co• Strand.. - Brow!), Cobb, Sluices, and Co. In +thud street. Litibroke amid Cu. Chresdoredd sty et. liirc;i, Chanitreis, and Cn. Bond-st eet. And M.4.ie4 Weston.. P t thorile, and Co. ' And, kw the inrther Colrenienez. of Perwat tea den) at a Distattee from tine Places, the following Ge .tle.orn h.ve al ready s..gitlied their Coni.u.rence, to receive Sul. eri; , tions riworretive Ple.ghtrournouds: Maly 1.. b.m.l. Mr. Langley, Edgeware road; Mr. Rog 's, 186, o..folditrteit. St. A mesa, S.Olll-Mr. Adam:, Deen.vtreet ; Mr. Wantaell, :05, Greek-Aced ; are' Mr. We.t, King,treet. 5.. i.... St. Martin), and St. Paul's, Covent Gardet....Mr. Puller, Long•avre. St Margaret's and St. Johe'v--Mr. Medley, Doriet.tquare„ Cannun•rww St. Gen,ges, Hanover-Eguart --Mr. Illeuwell, 26, South Audlev•seteet. - St-vlantev%-aMr. Mce.ty, Ca , naby-street; Mr. Bow, Hook sell r, M.tr It.trmlgit stse t. Ch:: en an I Nr..,nren,-...Mr Lee, 72, Sloane•stre-t St. Cie on .tt Danes-a-Couw it and Anchor Tavern ; Oaks for Morning Chtomele Sr. Andrew Holborn, and St. George the Martyr-a Mr. Coles, Wit hear, Leather Lan.; Mr. Graham, it.d I..un- I kl.e, , rea , —Mr. M;chael P..arsln, S?ital.wittate. Moor a;.--A' the Globe Tasern. Prentford.-Mr. Satin& n. Shadvre;'—.Nlr. T. AaJtrieW, High•street. Southwark— r. Lee, Lioen.draper, Comer of Union ,neet , hfr. Piave", Slopscher, oppo-itr Si (Xavt's Church, 'rooky str.et. The Cv.amittee cootinne *thin every .1.1 at 12 o'Cl , ek, where c i,mmulitcatto a will be received ...I at vde! to THEATRE OF ANATJIMY, GREAT WINDMILL. N I It'ET. R WILSON and Mr. THOMAS will beein 1 the Winner Conn 'of •sieir Lt- , -tur.-6 on ANATOMY, PHYMJL. H.Y, P ruoLoGy, aod SUR4ERY, on MON DA Y, oet. o k. Practi•al Anattraiy w I ete eentinuzd in the Forenoon as sai. WICH R 11601,, GOOOLUC' , , AN U S LU rr ER Y tiFFICFS, CtV?NeIILL AND INUteltUNs, LUNIxoN, R E nig TiCIV.TS and SHARES in tt • II Rrs• tr,► Vanenr tat Number , . feu tine PA' I.• tt' • Es." 1, . unso.tvc s oho. 24t:t T' its l'K I• muri ri 1, 3,speuubbet. b ing the way Nita , Loth , y cr. lt• &aro ii it Yaw. Rig Pi %/I DSOrl, COODUTIr. AND rf) t 4J, in 4QD KTt• K, a.. FIGi ITU, 4. d Tea six r EENT I I 511,%9 t st. V ' ph,0 , 25. r.• A , .4..... i Prl, 4 TWENTY THOUSAND EkrJ N 1 iS. f;bo in the late Lotteries the fsliutekost Calera Privy IN silAits: N I t .ili! .. ..... L. ;.i.),Ulti No. 4.3,7:./.........L 20 MO :';,x; 310,01 ...! ~ i 44 '.!', , ,; ' ,0 7,1• . . 49. .i ' , 0,1.41n 27.r.A4 1" IMP I b:..4' hi. ... ..... :0,00 P'ia is sex° ANL/ list A WISOLE I OCKEI . . Ni. 4.3,31 01 ' i1, , 0n0 . Ai.. P. es ..1 :40W. 1,00.1. 1.04k.i ,ire. teu nun/prem. t., ptert.eulatege. Ear STATE 1.4.) r TER f t) EG INS DRAWING MONDAY, 24th SEP . 'IZNIK-14, 1114:4. - KiiENll. Nu. of Pr ..•1 Valor .d ea.it. Deal Va war. 3 of LltiCoo are j. Go ,0 , ~ i n 3 I) II 20 40 6,3r10 ...........• •••••••••••• ?'ol.iii Tickets L.2lC,' 00 Part of the ':spas!, se he detsemined sa oiler: hint drawn r.eket first lay l a 1,000 • Pint drawn Twkti a -....0r1 , d :a .... iri,O4o Viet drawn Ticker e.g , t day 2",i'l 0 First draws Ticker ninth day . 1•0)00 Dais of Drawing a. yndr-r : lit My, Monday, 45 Sept. Cali D i-r, 3 , tuni.w, 13 ( 1•1 thi Day, Saturday. 29 Sw.t. 7th )a.y, 14rillo.iirlai ,it Oct 34 Day, Welanday, 3 o*. Nth Day, Turaday, 43 Oct. 40. Day, Saturday, 6 0.1. 9th Dar, li radar, 36 Ort. lili Day, Wedoiaktay,lo 00. foci Day, Saturday, 27 Oct Tick EN and SIIIARZS of TICK LTS are on sale, in a erre vagetv ad Na I.berv. in Valves, Quarters. Eientlti, and 4 " 3 "" 1110 v b, P. 9ow Ns, At his riDt e.tioLthed Stwte L. - seri Wiwi., Net. Rt. tiergate Argot, tornitin, Art.ere r-apia: ',.” rill run very conmete.abit aincaut have Ueda told and re. gnavrd. _ Ali Shares nl4 at *his Mee win be <tamped agreeably to Act rif Pailtainent.—.Cnuntry Correspr.r.d,nt., by remitting Ilia notes or cash. be the carrion, mail or coachmen, ass, hare Ticket, and blean sent them, and thew erdcrs COI-. Viotd with, the 'am. as if present I...itters ',peon paid) duly attended tn. Tleth-t..nd %hate. rect ster , v t at No K•Jence. per number, and vut rgnit..t af.c..iint of their went.* sent to any part of the kind- Cet.--Prawa paid on demand. -411 , LINENS. A N consequence of the msny complaints agaiast 1. - nen CI nI).• white..tal by the eheatlcAl , rotes:, a Co n. piny r.:l formed i.. 1901,1.) , ... o ne •.f the tittt. 11.rachert in Ire land, to 1.101,1 v the Putt* in ant Country cr:(I. Cloths of the bet PAU* ( bleached in the eld mod usual method) at the . 0 ....1e:dar 1.4 ponies. lute imig,n3i plan us laughably Alleged to, us. tel nue best ant 'req. A tner• to be , old a , the a,ll,,lesale pries. Each p.h . cu rated, and nn alteration of ;mice. Atl g...cheratta.)ted. and t ,• money re, earl ita Ain't Ipream Thor 0d .even-aid Lawns cunung 4huot ta , ..ttool•-• var.l4,3elt ee buir •+it;htha aid hrs-fourtha Sheetinp contain about ft, two rola etch Move. Then sia•foutes Sheet n, contim about thirty two yard. cacli piece. •• • Caih ac usual for Rink of Ireland Note*. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. R- -nerd (•nm Gr-at Rc•adi greet, to No. 4, soum.bury• itzar 1/act atrl Sll{l . hdatiplon t rem. leAd 4.1( to 11 , 4 to', MORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS Three Twenty Thnn.a,nlPound Pr.aes, ree Ten t honatand Pound Prig.•., Thee Ewe Th.noand Panful Pare-. No P.lse lea. dun L 20. ANT) AY. Cith of this Month. begins drawing iilF. GA AND >TAIL LA/ r ER V, which contains a greater yorninittiaa et , C API rm. PRIZES to the small Nonittet of ticket., than any former Lottery. SCHEME. No of Prom. Value of each. Total Value. 3 of / 10,000 are 1.60,010 a Io,noo to.ooo 3 5,004 6 l,OOO ti,iloo • 100 2,000 •0 5O o OOO 4,550 - 23,000 Tickets 1. 2;0,000 ?art of the Capital. to he determined as under : First droorti re'ret, First Day r I.non Figs, A•aau Ticket. Seventh Dtv Firs Arson Ticker. Ell;tth Duy 210)00 Fleet drawn Tu.ket, luiNr D ly Tickets cud Slums on Sale. at every Licensee' Lutwy Office. PRESENT PRICE . Twket 181. Os. Halt RI. 6s. Od E.ghth.... 21. 7s. 64. 14.. 00' Swami.. U..«. W. Till. Day is published, in Ute Volum .r °dams, price 7s. iu board•, ± COLLECTION OF NIATHEMATICAL TABLES, for the U. of Students in Uo,vertities and Ac olenties, for the Pratt•cAl Nerhgator, Georapher. and Secretor, for Men in &loner', Ae. By .ANLIKVW MACKAY, LL. D. F R S. Ed Ac. Autia.w 0.1 the Theory awl V , eft Kr of hailing the Longutedo at Sea or Land, Ac. Pointed for Longm.in, Horst, Rees, and Orme, No. r„ PAternaoter row; W. J. and J Richardson, Royal Exc/tang: ; IllaLlcr and Parry, Loadenhall.street , and A. Constable and Co Etlonburgh. Of w 1110.11 may be had, jog published, by the some Author, The CUVPLETE NAVIGA TOR; o /my and Fa. miliar Guile to thr• Timor, d Praft:ee of Navigation, wall all the requisite Tables, &c. Se. In One Llustrated wan Engravings, &c. price Ilk Cal bound. • • Thir.Day Is puttßslted, price I. (ARSERVATI()NS, by the Earl c-f 1.8111)ER. 1 ". 1DA.1,1!., nn the REVIEW•of In. INQUIRY the NATURE and IPRU IN of PUtILIC publialied in t At. 1! , 41ah Somber of Tie Ediolnhith Renew. Printed for A Constable and Co.t.ainhurgli y and Long. man, Hoist, Rees, awl °name Paterniacua.nsw. Of whim. MA% he lied, An INQUIRY into lice NATURE and.ORIGIN of PUBLIC WEALTH. and into the ?drain au Cauik.4.,f to Inmease. fly eie Earl or Lauderrttle. In Ono 'vol Be° pi., de 6.1. is tv,ari!a. In a few My% wilt b e p u ldi,h e d i n I..rge Volhtnea„ Bw. Pint ,e 1 for J. Johns-in, at. Paiai'a Church rand,. Ti I EMOIRS of the LIFE of GILBERT I.*l WAKEFIELD, It A. written be bilnerlf; s new ensreeted by the Author, with N•aer. anrt ICnu.. tinuahion to the Tone of hit Death, by the Editors To wheel% is subjoihel an Appends of Origins.) Letters and PII.,TV. In a few Days will be published an one Volume, AMEDICAL GUIDE for the INVALID tq PHiIiCIPAL WATEKIMG PLACES of filtrAr Cuntatoing a View es the Medicinal Effsds of W.t.r. Firit, as applied to th.• Bnily in its iimpk Siete &mewl, as exhibited in its impregnated of aii.iersl Form. Third, as applied in this Form inr the Vie of partkidaz Diseases, with th,•ir Mode of Treatment Fourth, a. moisted 1 , 1 Its he Si•uation and Cli. mite. By Winiain VbLat, M. D s of the Ro.-41 pillage of EdinJurgh, Memb.:r of the ditfaerit Mtslic i S,s. e.rtres. l An d o u, pripvtga (. 7 g Saeger* to the late Mr. Joh.l VI or^ay, N. 24, Float Lttz.t T, and Arr:ti:alid CautAYle •;141 CO. Ediflho Rh. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.] ARM. ACCOST The Emperor set c a from Boulogne the si;th instant, at four o'clock in the afternoon, to repair to Aix-la-Chapelle; he art iced at the head-quarter of Salperwieb. near Sc. Onset's, the same evening. The next morning he received the Mayor, the Mena. bens of the Tribunals, the Clergy, &c. and the Officrrs of the Corps of the Re,erve of the Cavalry. In the afternoon he reviewed the troops, and made them manseuvre; he appeared satisfied with their insrtuaion and good appearance. The F.rtipe•;nr will continue his Journey through Cologne, Lonne, Coblentz, Mayence, and 'Freves, to take a detailed view of the Four United Depattments which he could not visit, as he hal projesled, when be tra velled last lea► in Belgium. The Minister of Finances, and of the Public Treat sury, we returned from Bnulogne, where his Ma. jetty transaacd business with them ftr several suc cessive days. They presented to him the Bodget of the year 13, and the situation of the receipts and expenditures of the year 12. It re s ults frum this statement, that our position is satisfa;h•ry ; that, huwer-r great our exoences may be, our resources are *lll more sn ; in tine. that the state will he in no.need of extranrehn iry succours, nor of any new Ltses. The statement has been m ide in the supruition of peace. Each of the two years which have list elapsed, has seen our army augmeive 1 by the ordinary con- Urgent; of the conscription ; it is now more ;nu merous than it eas in Nivose, year 9, the period when our armies inundated Germany and Italy. it is true, that our expences. on account of the state in which our la•:d army has been maintained, and the efforts which have been made for our navy, amount to upwards of seven hund•cd millions ; but our receipts for the year 12 have acceded seven hundred and fifty millions, and those of the yoar IS, are insured fist more than seven hundred mil lions. From this may be seen the wi.dom and (mesa sight of the administration Although we should even have to support a Continental war, like that of the Coalition of the year 7, no extraordinary measure for the finances. nor any extraordinary levy for t' , e army, would he necessary. the ordinary contingent of the conscription already decreed would amply suffice. When England was seen endeavouring to strew her corruptive rid in the Cabinets of Europe. to try to escape the horrible crisis to which the folly of her Ministers has expo,Ll her, it was na• oral to fore ee, as a chance a• least possi'ile, if not in n imble, that some Power would let itsellhe carried away. and that heinous passions would decide upon the dispositions cf some Powers of the t on tinert. It was then incumbent on an enlightened Government, to trignient its financial resource., and progressively to raise the army to the war establishment, that, in case r.f the evi nt, it should not have need of recurring to extraordinary mea sure., either of finances, or of levies of troops. which always occasion shocks in a state, and the advantages of %%loch are never its pop...lion to the inci,nvertiences they produce Those who suppose, that if a Continental war bi,l. r•ir, ex. tram dinary impositions, or levies sio a",ss. would be ordered, reason from the remembrance th• y have retained of a period when France WAS HIM' desti. tote of an administration, when the Ci.vertment.. ever ptessed by the wants of the moment, (mild neither calculate nor foresee; in a time whereio, because they were at war, they left every thing in suspence in the interior ; wh-r, in. when it was a land war, they neglected the navy; when a mari time war, they ne . gleSed the land army. At pre• eat things do net go on in that manner : the Tani army is treated as if we had no man itime wan; the a ivy is treated as if the land army were not :re nhjet9 of our /116:nude ; and at the same time the Gi.vern. rnent is occupied with the intet ior, ar it it had nei ther to foam a navy, 'me to maintain a g eat army. In ns period of the history of France. wee thete so much money ever spent in coos.ruding po t •s, bridges, and roads ; yet, to complete this piaure, the taxes have been diminished, and are 1, is h-ivy than they have ever been. 'lles latter circumstance .will net eacace she eves of the hi-loran But we must steclate, that the wide= of she JI POAA''i.NR AN” IqUCATtoN. A CLERGYMAN. in tls immediate vicinity of Epo'bURGH, 411, t I t a k Hite hr II.IUL! FOUR. ROtS, tad sup:6'mnd their Education, with his owls And Gondaman, arl rn chrr this %Upsilon for his Sons, may apply to Tor;:,ial B,irel, Pmfroor Finliylon, Rev %Ir lionnoit Da-d pow. and tteolia Rnoi H.II ,ttltet, ; a, Go 90; ram,. ‘ta - ster of the S 'Pen Omer!, .• J. Citruerrue, C ty r CANDLES AND SO kr. AWAREHOUSE is opened at N. , . Se. FIEFT S7P Err. fo- 4 11:1 , Pcni a I the Pn 1. rah CAA :1..F.S alid ‘P of Ow ben QualA64, nal at very 1.. w ',Kr,. f.aly 111.m..y nly. M B thes• r r a very 5.n.11 PrnS., Cr , untry P. 4 -ry will b. 't •n 4 I to Arbe.t with Itemittat.: a. JOHN INCra A -rs ) TAPAN A. d A'INI).OIt MANUFACTOAT, No 49, City R. 1 , Fl'l -bury 'gnat.", ints is • WC:V:1011N J respettlaily infor ms hi. Friends, .1,14 th , USA •I • h.- f, .1,11 his %tanu• facture O. I, Worth.. Owls, t,.1 r.ra I. 'r • he ha, r-emtty nittinfa tur..l a !Iry s t I' %NCI' Jrrt. ANNED CH VW% of th.• t we.t Pstr r ; •sice.st., 1>.e.1, and .h sn to of C.a no, of t first q iily O. , d,tt &A It n.tm. 6..4 in variety. 11.41..tte•s hintr.sf those whom have occasion to hos ritlwr lir.wrl 'MT or CO**Age, Will 6.1(1 ho it .1“. %no r worth their stwiti. , t; wh r 1 I th•l .111 for Ivrto • co_, loin lion and •ii,w.tation are excentra with puoctualny dispatch. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, Seer, !,„ 14 4 14 T HENOBII,II Y, GENTRY, a,:l are it:loetsted, thus the Nut.seciptiaa Papen j; r rg ringer, .fc. are u Ithttrate.l trotts the Thatch: I Honer Tari.rn, the Manhon Houte, the Bull and Mouth Inn, and G.drien Crusa, Chartng Cneis and lay at the COM AJSSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, in Gar.AT GEORGE STREET, for such ru , tiler . s nb`rriPtb.s w way be tendered ; and that Motchturt ?al Issurria: ex the Carriages of C.Pc.'hes, Ow am) Y. , at uhalsea. ail: he tleirered to thee echo h.te: s tbscrihed, on .Ipp!ic Qum us Mr. Hall, Hatttinon.riett, Hyde Park Corner. EAST !writ I-foCSE, Ara I", Mt T ; IE COURT q - DIRECTORS o filic U NITED compAsvir of MERCHANTS NOL AND TRADING h.tAr F AST INDIES d. k Kir lAt.:,re, Thet a 2oneterty Giot,al Court of the tail Cmpemy win held at tie;r Heusi i I.eleitealiaq street, oot Wednesday ete ?GA ~J &pt. caber meet ,oe Eleven it*C.aek in the reft ,, O.H. And that at the said Cart, a Malian rill ►e waif, that Mr. Jews (teary C 4**,o . local the Madre, Cita Ltal•lii'varnt, It pe, witted to rttwro with hi. Rook to Lulu,. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. VICTU%LLING OFF:er., SIP?. 7, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Viatiallag Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice,Thas ay T/ICNS p ir, the gO.h out. wt Eleven erClock prcrisely, Ms the Feenoen, cAry will be route to sett, to the A 6/IE4 biddtr, of Ifs Map ity's Viet Ant Premises, at Deptormi, simitiry 1.44/ of the lonoimeg Protiiioris Vittitedlime Sent% vit. Bread, Bread Dust, Bakehouse Sweepings, Flow, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Pease,.F•a•e Swevpines, Cal4rance , Oat. In Critineal Sweepings, Bags and Rags, Q:d White Rope, Butter Slu.h, and Scra,iing,, Chet's., Sugar, Molasses, (11l Jars, B•er, P irk, Salt, Packing Scraps, Empty Turves and I tsb Bires, New Slao D.iublet and Quebec ends, Staves of various descriptions, Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece, and Ruat Puncheon Head:, Brandy Pieces, and Wine Hogsheads, Fire Wood, Iron Hoops, and wrint•out Coopers Tools, lytng rt ills ilajest 4 's Victualling Petiole at Deptford. .4 Deposit of 251 per Cust. U ta k made apes the ..4"lnvit of each Lot at the Uwe., dale; and if the revs tinder ol the .Vassey k net paid, and the Paatcutars cairn many, within Twenty wads :ay Days afterwards, the Deposit wilt lie forisited, end the Goods rens Li the Property of the Crowns. The whet Casitittsau body k sari, sit4i Pei.debl Catalvies stag be la 4 t be Serret.lri: , )•y i. pu'iliiheri, in 0 ielunht Br, Price itia. Li [NTS to YOUNG PIIACTITIONERS it' the 11 )•111:)Y LINDSCIPE P itu.tr,te.s F.ner..vnigs, t, Stl,ll/ the •1111tflifti State* of the Ti.it Tr. which are Alldell t lust actions in tag .brt of ell win 011 Velvet R) J. W. AI STUN L. P. Vnied Gir Denham and Di e , Einiborgh and acid by Loetviati, Hart , Kee., and Or .ne, P.iternueter-row. (X whom maw he The NORTH RRITISH MNG AZ:NE (NW ished Mo-ah ly ), No I. to VIII. price Is. each. r .Der is publithed, in Five VcIUMIS, 12:no. prise 17s tid in Issids JESSICA MANDAVILLE; or, The Worn a of Fortittid, A Novel. By MIRIAM MALDEN. Printed flr 0 t. Wall, Richnann , l; and sal Longman, HUM, R.?e11,•14 Oriur, No. $9, PAIIMIO.IIIIf tr.lll. Of whom may he had, lately published, 1 The LAKE of KILLARNEY, A Novel By Anus Mina Poi r. author of •• tJaavi.i," av Mta sh &c. Three Volumes, 12mo. Plies Gd t. AU KREY. A Novel. Hy R C. Dallas, Fat Author of Pe:eivAl," &c. lu Four Volumes, :2ino. price 18s. in board*. 3 MODERN LITERATURE. A Novel. By Rob •rt B.we•t, LL. In Throe Volumes, 12mo. ?MC 13s. in cm de. 4 The UNEXPECTED LEGACY. A Novel. Re Mr'. Holier of Norwich. In Two Ve'untes, 12mo. Pries 2c in b...,f:14. WII I' you PLEASE tw„ Meerut, of M rbri CilA ractms A Novel. Ry the Att:h.e of Touryslle." to rout Volo.nes, 12 o Price Ks. in boards Just Pub Lowed, at R. Acktrotan't Repotit.,ty at Arts, No. 101, Stand, The NIN ROOK nf C SRRIAGES : ONTA I N.l hi(.; Sit Imitations of Modern Car- N.„I rush , CO3 C BOOUChell. in.. C..rncles a wall! of Itilf an bet r.J a Fait; Price 1 Cl plain ; co loured :Is. Where a',r all the former MM may be had, it.ther in single Numbers, or complete Sets Al.o, jinn pub. lehed, N.I. 7, of Pattern, for Wonted, or Silk Work; con. taialog Sin Distils for Table Wt., Price Ste. fid. ; the former Numbers sway also be hal either stogie, or in Seta, arid cun ton Pattern. for Carpet., Chair Seats, Borders for Caper% Rup. Doyleys, and • Variety of Ornaments, 81111, Land scapes, Flowers, Fruits, &c. Ackerman continues to supply his Repo.itore with new Publicatinns, and Nevelt', daily ; and where Ladies and Gen tlemen, that have a Tare for the . pol,te Art., wi I snd w.. it (h.-a with and desire. Since Drawing, Painting, and the Fat eitratitts Ant /It FMK, Work, have pro;iirey, and jwile, be come P..rts of liberal Fdocation ' - Ackerman, for the con van rota of those re s iding at a Distance from I otdoo, I•as established, to almost every Town in the Three Kingdoms, c..n.lectiusi with the /INK rave:loolc 111..nis Sort, arisen: Pont, Drawings, !lonic', !Lydon...nil, M rlaimiom, Bode s Trao.parencies Geld, and White Ornainentt : tt.i.d, Fancy. Drawing, and other Payers, CtilQatll, and ossify requi: to far Drawing asd Pa ntirj, may be had, spar Laudon Prisms. r.y~ . ~, . • ••••••• lANNom -4