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itylt - r4 *"1 --T~ 32.411341 . 11 ?C 4 1 - ./.."••,.. 4, 1 . 7.4 - Ai li ; --- c i -? :-.. 1 f ' - 1 - ..... i e- 0 1 \ . \ill I ) t II ir it tot a• Vrefore ,_...., i . p ...,,,.., iagirarion etb4l , I ~;,_. :~'` NyvBER 571 ) .ir.HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LA NE . TIIIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY , N oe. S. Their 111.:(este. Servants wilt t er;orrei (2d time this Seaton), a Co. tardy, eal. I MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Don Perim, Mr tI .lland ; Leonatri, Mr. Wilioglitutt ; Don John, Mr. C' utIM, Mr. Barryclore; Benediric, Mr. E"rtnn; Saitliazo, Mr. Dig•turn • Antonio, Mr Packer; B.rachin, Mr. Cooke; Conrarte, Mr . Earths ; Dagherry, Mr. Sect; firm, Nth- ; Seatru.;, Mrs.Johlam; Margaret, ]lnsTidswell; Utscht, Miss Wentworth. hi Act II a Mmotti.,ratle, And Mr Stevens' , LII:e of " Sigh no more, tallies," by mr Digatutn, >lr Sonora., Mr. Cooke, Mt. Evans, &c. tiles Wei.tworth, Mrs. Sharp. Ste. Alter which (bra time this Season`, the Musical Farce of A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. Captain K. Icon, Mr. Dowton; Charles K-k,n, Mr. Ban• twister; Mathew Mr. Suett ; M r s. Mrs. Spark.; Cholorte, WS, &Camp ; Fano., Mis.Bl.ind. To-morrow, the Tragedy of Pizarro.—Watir No Song no S , PPer. • itH E.,TRE ROYAL, COVEN T. GAR DEN. THIN FVFNISG, vrEosizys,,t,s: will b• preformed it New Historical Comic Dens, in. I nner Acts, call , 4 THE ENGLISH FLEET' IN 1342. The °rendre and Music entirely New, turd composed by Mr Braliam. Cowl de Moor:dirt, Mr. Hill ; John t hs son), Master r Camain raze:dor, Mr. ',teethe ; Philip, Mr. ; Valmtine, Mr. Braliani ; !Mainmast. Mr. Moo. dro Charlet. Couto. of Blois, Mr. Claremont ; tiiitiop of Leon, Mr Cltapinatt • Jane, immest of Brittany, Mrs. St. L•wrt; Mich, C4aritcf4 of Blois, Mrs. Humphries; Jean sea, !Ant Davenport; Nailisrine Signora Stotace ; Isabel, ktklits ,• Jacqueltm, Mn Gau 4 ry. T 4 which will be titled, in Two .Cfs. the Comedy of THE WILL FOR THE DEED. Mr Hairbrain, Mr. Munden ; 14.4:y Hdrbrain, Mr. Brun mn Antimony, Mr. Blanchard ; Motto, Mr. Fawcett ; Acorn, '.tr. Emery ; Mrs. Reference, Mrs. Davenport; Harriet, Miss A. rie New Com e ly or The Blind Barirliti; or , Hear o,lt, coittosuing to be received with the num unbounded p -0.1%. he overflow!lig audiznero, it will be repeated every aiming till bathe► I totic,--.Tu-Inanow, after the New Co wed. (be M 111661011 of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal in tic liAinsarkeo, The Review I or, The War et Wi:wlsor. • TO THE NOBILITY AND OP.NTRY. N ENTIRELY New and AVANT AG EOUS J 1 (Mit*, w.ll saaed to the pie.-nt TOMS •—•.‘ll Artist of turning repectability and long praa.ce, who washes to de- WI Threw Days in the We . .. 1 to the berme of tIIIOC L:111 . 1 Ll 4 ctentlemen that may bt de,iruus of possessing I'oll - of themselves or F:ouiliei, or Picturesque Land. a. ; the high Price of wed h'• if gond:, gover ne d by mn. 1,1.1 mndente, • prevents neatly from that gritiSeation they 'auk% wish to eniov and has 10 often barred Parents from siviiig their darling Oilorings well pourtrnyed, It here ttauy , .hviated. The Artist's other Time well filled op Tilt Eigagementt of the first respectability presents this !waneeoportuoi:ty of being the Public's rksvnterl humble a,rraiir, upon the following advantageous Terms :-..11e wt.: wait co my Lady or Gentlenian, witi.on Ten Miles of Town, Our Giviu..a per Day, cleat of all ether Expente:, by vi., .h tram the savthg is too apudirent to need any com a st; as a Fart v of roof, for inormr.., will realise their tsloals isr awn: Fi'a timings , . that ctherwise then nsua pot Taft , ' for, eiteeishA in to' same Masterly All Applomowns, Personal or lay letter (Post 1, O.!), addresse I to M- Frew, 411# Strand. will meet doe ltrrution Speci. mt. 1 nut bO seen any Day, from Eleven ti I N tostraenons gloom upon the ram- :theral Terms, if et . 0411 Four en Family. This will it found wet , - mention of Schools; likewise a 11101 , 10111: A.ll/W -aa. •no h.: on& to the Pooreptors. we .111VW 4 ithlitepin(lonl ! l l:ride r° n ha t th awayel•S to say ' Cut *he Primus of the Bohm all eery well kiinw 1 must •ar• my high flights for their regions befow. Thu Vow? wants feeding, is granted, as said, b..t the Lady Corpnreal, ton, moat be fed : MI Reece r.hell so rhnice a C•4l,ct inn be found, As it HK:lCSON's—trhere all th • go .4 Ctsattos abound. Wirt a Wish his Hams from Westphalia o'o4 : Dutch Beef, Tong.ues, and Salmon is focilish the board Aurhories prepar'd,SAUCea, Pickles complete, Wirth Maognes, Say, Curry, and Vintgars meet ; UM, Cien, sod °liver, Nor.dls, and Kian, Sipe Stilton, Chappgar, and rich Parinaaan. Cetr.aa li..rtring., Cud SOlabtt , —lnd in store, Tear. F. , si.ens, rimed. Sour—and still more, Rex,. d timer?, and Sweetm..atr, Lim! Rush, and Lime Juice; Is **lnn, he huh er'ry rich china, s's produce. Tiles 'last- La, the Strand, and, if Hicksores you try, Y0.i.1 know wi.ere ,ou alwa,* may have a supply. IRISH LINENS. X consequence of the many complaints against I. 'ran 'Os whitened by the chemical process, a Corn. Mst was funned in 1801, Irk soma d rhir heat Bleachers ir. Ire kn't. tu PTO,. the Public in fibs Country with Cloth. of Ue Slo Fabric ;Ms:ached in the old and iisnal wince! as! whole/sale fish price , . TlL:ir otitna! plan is invartaialy t Clisiael to, ins. Ts .cll one piece, trit not les:. A. PIM to be sold at the wholesale price. pi e.: rated, and itri alterylon of 1,..i"r. A Z'sNigwartaoted, ann the motley return A da fatalt appears. .11eir four-fourths and tesen-eighths Louis contain about t7. , py.tiv, yards each pier I.,ten Init.-eighths a:id bvc.fottibs Sheetings contain about Llstir two yards each piece. sa-faurths slieetniti contain about tbirty-tisis yards till pi xe. S s • Cash a. 01,131 for Pink of Ireland J. trli tZILN , Agent to the Company. Itamoved from Great Ru.silisatrevt, tn No. 4, Bloninshory. . 0 ,ar !fart and Sn in ha m ptrin,t, efts, Wad; aqg to iiegienn. AN APPEAL TO REASON PRITI)ENCE ha% eves been acknowledged to be the o:.t of fluid by listening to whose imtructions, Oa r hsve atuined the pirinicle of Faroe, wl.ile. have 2,ll.mth^ most minced!, fortone--but what i. either fans r err without health mere nun entities to the Industrious 441 iiereet poseesmr. low t ti lt• BRODCM's NERVOUS CORDIAL having been o e• he ac Care tur, and a certain P reven t ative o f, e l'lrc, Yellow Fever and an epidemic Distemp e r. ; the of this rac e llent Fever, being generally u.ed by frequenting Haapita!s and mobile in Shim, *mime unhealthy Cliatasei, must b : tuo risible to aracape Pru! attention. , D R. BRODUNI's BOTANICAL Sl'llll' is a radical Cure 17,1i y C.,,notiitts animating by an iujudieniii. apphr &tern of cur, ma i/Li nt ton freely at the Shrine tit Bacchus. Y. Ac. la rt, to enumerate the seseial elch of 1 . 4 " e Merlicines erilkates, irrim ed'Ae, &n the rout-acted 421 an Advancement ; the Proprietor, therefore, ran. "11 , . With ob.erving, thst, a. the numerous Curt, are sub :rhated by prisons Of th e brie respectability in life, the ••'='7l are in possession of the bit of documents that eau ‘ir command human ccriSdener. --A.D. SWINTIitN, the Proprietor (Son of Dr Swin ..', Fr low of the Royal WI me of Plvenciam, Lucian), ma. I . 3 alted from 'lei till Three, of by Letter coetaming the , • Al•ye Guiana lime:. of the Memel Cordial eonteies WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1804. yicru A LLING-OFFICE, Noe. 2,1104. T HE COMMISSIONERS for Varraitag His Majnty's Nary do hereby Rite Notire, Mat oo IVEDNI:S• DAY nut, the 7th inst. they will k read!, to rewire Trader• i t , Writhe, (seeded op), and treat ter One liondred Ton ty MoiseovJdo Sago-, ta k awmeruMe to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; and for On Itundred Tom of brotasseq,to be er h into His Majesty%Firtwadlin Stores at Lkptforri ; Clue Huff in Ten Days, and the other Half in Three Weeks, frau& the Day of ('n strati: and to be paid far by Hilts, payable wit? In terest, ninety Days after dote. Caw twin (j t he Contra& stay be seen et the Secret rry's Office. rvo Il e a d wilt be had to /My Tuneler, in which the Price dart not be itestoted of Words at Length, or thee shalt not be deltertrel to the litord, htfore Oat a'Clack en the said Wednesday nett, the 7th instant, nor tittle s . the Parson who matte's the Te n ter, ar so t , ra t s," an his &holt, attends, to nipper whew railed far • % I CTU.4LLING-OFFICE, Oci. 31, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS fir Vithatiling HiJ Majeity's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on WE the 14th of November *lit, they will be. reedy to receive Teird , rs rtt writing ( valet! tip), and trent for Twelve !Leaked Thasnasitt Goldstone er drown Willow 1t , w1., (not few *tom Frty. eight I ndoes in Length ), ftt Jo, making Coopers Twigs ; to be answerable to Samples to be pendnewl with the Tinders ; to he de. Steered the 50th of April, lttUrs, in (yew; .11•frhty Proporlion , , into Ili. gqiesty'S ViNisidling Stores at Derfird, rind to be paid /w by Bills, payable with liiterrit, Nine!, 1/ajs after dote. N. B. No Tender /or a less .slsusatity thou One ths , lresi said Roots will be &hoisted. The Cowlitionss of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's qffice. No Regard will h o hoof to any Tender in which the Price shall n.,/ be ohs:cud ia Words at les<tk, or that shall scot he delivered to the Board before Ore *Thick on the said Wednesday, Me 24th of November, NO' ilakSt the Peoson wh , makes the Tender, or some Person mr hi. Behalf, Meads to answer when calla for. VICTUA LL I NG-OF ME, Noe. 1, 11104. •PHF. COMMISSIONERS for Vitlesalling His ! 1 • M ejesta', Nary do hereby zere Nol;re, That els WEDNES DAY, the 11th Dec. siert, they wilt he ready to receive Tenders 1,, orate; (sealed up), and treat . for the Supply 4y . what Fresh Eel Inv b. req,str e i for the use of His Majesty's Ship east Vessels at &Thaw's, and en &nary bai l , no the CNN f Irelaad, f.v the Space of Tieetve Months, ceasineuriog the let of January, as,: ending the 31st of December, BOS ; to bit paid for by payable :rah hsterLst, ninety days after date Isle CenditieA4 of the Cabal nay be seen at the Serreta.u's Cl.fre ; at this (Vice or by applying to lir. Dansterville, the Azerit ler the Vialoothoz, at the Coe te'. Cork. tte;oret will be nod to Goo Tender in &Ark the Prier 'Awl one be ititerted is Worth oit leoe . th, a. that shall net be de-leered • to the lAw . d bef o re One o'Ciaelc an thee•old Wedoenday, the 11th ,l'lkersoher Next, nor nol,ro the Peron tot, 'make, the Teller, or 11011 , 1 , • ers.t e.. his 1.1, half, armed. to %chef, lon. TO be LET 1 . , and the FURNI TURE SOLD, a entail bat very neat HOUSE, situated in the neigh bn.trhn,t 1 of Portlaild-plc.—:;te Rent wale! . 401. a Year, anti the Ftrititti re about 2301 Apply et, Mr. Wea, 11.)oloellev, No. SI, Great Portland 'greet WANTS' A SITUATION, AYOUNG WOMAN; aged about 28 Years, from the Connery, to take care of One •ir Two Childreii, having been in similar S.toratinns before. Respetiable rcfer enem will be p.v , :n from her Present Empluyer A Line add••ssed to A. B. it No. 6, o i. thy market, will be attended to. ROBERT WHEBLE (brother to the late M r . James Wheble, of Kensington) .1114 CHARLES HALT., from MARGATE, WAN and TALLOW CHANDLERS. RICHMOND, Surrey, acqii.thit the Nobility. Gentry, and the Publw is gctieral, that their MOULD and STORE CAN OT.ES are in the hil . s.st state of perfection, which were ntatinfai , tnted on the .J.ene principle[ formerly practised by Mr. Whetsle, of Kensington, with uniren.al approbation; de livered in London and tt. viviniry at Gentlemen's houses, to eaffiPlS . wa;;;olis, and nu board the !lois, free of carriage and porterage. WIIEBLE and HALL. N. ft rite be.t So in, Sta.ch, and Blue. Messrs Wh e w and Hall liivy a gr.r.l lionse to Lett, unfurnished. Tit, Rey Wit A tRCI,AVS ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, PATRONISED and recommended by the Arch of Canterbury, the Bishop of Bath and Wrlls, Sir John IHmiersvood. Bart. M. P. Sir S Lushington, Ban. M P. Sir William Green, Ran Thomas Anson, laq. M. P Cecil Forester, Esq. M. P. James Amyatt, Esq. M. P. Nicol. son Ca!vert, Esq. M. P. and numerous other distinguished Personages (u may be seen by the Bill a Dare am.4) ; who liars for nu:l.ly years experiene-4 their virtues in &BOW, Gouty, and Nervous Case,. Sold At the Ela'loNtnry, No. 31, 1 1 1-dfor.l strlet, Co•ent gad in Boxes, ss. 6d. and Ws. each; and by all Veinier' in Town Ind Country. -." Now winter falls " A heavy gloom Homer...lye o'er the world, "T irourrii nstur-, shed ting influence malign, " And rouses's? the seed, of dark disease." IT is now, indeed, th a t man y a crimplaint, before lurking in the halm, begins to be s:verely Ld,. The Scum , and the Serophula, eared by porspiration, appear with aggravated symptom*. Gnat and Rheumatism rack Mc joint., and proclaim, in painful twinges, tho change of season. Col.ts, Coughs, Asthma*, sod other affertions of the Longs, are ths emsmers, though dangerous, attendants of winter. If you wish for advice how b tat to avoid their attar's., how to la:Licata their severity, and bow, in concurrence wits Natures kind! err its, to obtain a core, r.-11 Dr. WEBS DER'. pit crlcAL OSSERVATIONS on the PEESEKV •A 'DON of HEALTH:" and avail ymi r s c if of his admirable a k w cover!, the ENGI.ISII DIET Di4INK ; the e.t . a'', pleasant ness, an! efficacy of which h a v e l ong been placed, fay repeated trials, beyond the trninibility of 3 doubt. The last Edition of this Work, finer 4s. and the Diet Drink, in pint bottles, at Is. 6.1. or, with a double quantity. 14a. rich (ditty included), arc said by the Propiietori, at No. 29, Kennington-lane, Vauxhall; also by their princyal Mt. W. Forbes, 29. !.sultry; M asn. &CU,* and Co. Lk), (3,6 yd-street; Wald, J 24. Mahon, ; Oxley and Co. Chy mists to Her Majesty, 27, Haymarket; Malgley, ChensiA and Druggist, 49, Strand; Wilson , Commerce row, HI:. kfriars road; Hew ett, Druggist, 2t, H.gli-street, Iterougli ; Joe. don, Druggist, 23, Whitechspel; and lie at least one Book. miler or respectable Vender of Public Ntedi Mies in try) pan' elpal Town to the United King•laita ORIENTAL LITERATURE. B LACKS and PARRY, Booksellers to the Ho nourable East I oda Company, No. 7, Leadenhallsstrect, and JOHN HATCH ARD, No. OA, Piccadilly, having kid consigned to them, front JOHN GILCHRIST, Earl. late Professor of the I lindoostanee Language, at the College, Fort IVilliaiu, Calcutta, a few Copies of hi, valuable Works, the fohowing may now be had. The wh-de are particularly us-fid for Writers, Cadets and Gentlemen going to the Ea4t Ladies; being the R oo k s , b y which alone the Grand Popular Speech of India (commonly, but ermneously, called t lie Moors) can be acquired, on the Grammatical Proi.-i;de: now adoptvil in the IhrolimAanee Depar tment of the Co'lvgo. GILCHRIST's PHILOLOGY, including the I:neish and Hindoostanale Dictionary, 3 c.ds 4to. ta.ard. Inl Itas. ------ GRAMMAR and LINGUIST, boards, 31. 10s. " GRAMMAR, boards, 31. LINGUIST, boards, 11. I Is. Csl. ANTIJARGONIST, boards, 16s STRANGER's" EAST INDIA GUIDE" to the /UNIX it./STANEE, ldino. board', Bs. The Author (who is now in London) particularly recom mends this little Book to the patruiLigc and attention of LAMP, on their Voyage to sue pert of India. ORIENTAL FABULIST; or Polyglot Fables, in English, Hinduostanee, eii Illsaima, Bongla, and Sunslsrit ; all in the Romeo Character. 11 The HINUEE MURAL PRECEPTOR; or, PerSi 2ll Stkolar's Shortest Road to the Hindmstane Language, and vice versa; being a Translation of Salm'se celebrated Puothtaina. in Hiiiiloodanee,with an EnglishVi.rsimi iu Pru.eand %ersr. This Work aim contains a Comparative Vim of Persian and Hindormairee Grammar, with Dialogues, Letters, dm in both Tongues, 11. The HINDEE DIRECTORY; or, Stu dent's Iviriviiictor to the Roman 0 rthriepy and Orthography of the Hindoostanee Language, with the first and general Princiii: is of its Grammar. L'n The HINDEE MANUAL; or, Casket of India. A Miscellaircoui Ilindoostaime Compilation, in the Persian and Nagrue Characters. 11. ANEW THEOR Y of PERSIAN VERBS, with their (landau-dance Synorriiiies. The HINDLE STORY TELLER; or, Furertiming Expositor of the Ronan, Persian, and Nagree Characters, in their Application to the H indoostanee Language, d vols. 11. Ins. The lIINDEE ARABIC MIRROR; or, Improved Tabular View of Arabic Words in the Ilindoottanee Language. TheROSE GARDEN of lIINDOOSTAN; a Translation of Sadee's celebrated Goolistan in the Grand Popular Speech of India, erroneously called the Moors; 2 vuls. 11. Ilk. INDIAN ETHICS; a Hindnestanee Translation of Hitoopudes, (ruin a Persiau Version of that far. famed Work, len. NUSRI BENVZEEA, an Enchanting Fairy Tate, in Hindnostanee ?ruse ; from the Original by Meer Hu,un, in Verse. 161. The HINDEE-ROMAN ORTHOEPI GRAPHICAL ULTIMATUM. A Discriminative View of Orisatal and Aeid••n:.rl Symbols and Sounds. • e • All the above Works are entered at Stationers• Hall. N b. Besides the aboveus-fill Publication; a very extensive ollaction of New Hiiutoostanee Works, printed and MS ti expected by the ueltt Fleet. TO WRITERS AND CADETS. That no Gentleman going or, Indio, wade. she auviefti of the II loitourablie Fast India Company, may plead ipsoranc• of their express injunctions concerning their Servants' acguire nx•nt ~f the oriental lAnguages, the following Extracts, from the f'::4lie Orders of the Governor-General in Council at Ben gal, are laid blare then : " Public Department, Dee. 11, 1798. " The Right Honourable the Governor-Green' in Coarreil, considering that the due administration of the internal govern nieni and affairs of the Cumpany in Betl+l requires that no Civil Servant should be nominated to certain offices of trust and responsibility, until it shall have been ascertained that he is sufficiently acquainted with the laws and regulations enacted by the Governor General in Criiincil, and the several languages, the knotibidpe of %Inch is requisite fur the due discharge of the resp.ctift functions of such offices: his Lordship in Coun cil hereby apprise. the Civil Sis rants of the Company in &U -p!, that, front and after the lit of January, 1801, no Servant will deemed eligible to any of the aforementioned offiees, until h, shall have passed an examination (the nature of winch will be hereafter determined) in the Laws and Recula trims, anti in the Languages, a knowledge of which is hereby deciared to be au indispensable qualification fir r Invective Offices " The languages, a knowledge of whirh will be considered requisite in the several offices in the Judicial, Revenue, and Commercial Departments, are— " For the office of Judge or Register of any Court of Jus tice, in the Province: of Bengal, Behar, Orissa, or amazes, the Hindrxistairee and the Pentair Languages:. " For the office of Collector of Revenue, or of Customs, or Commercial Resident, or Salt Agent, to the Provinces of Ben. gal, or Orissa, the lismgal Language e. " For the °Ace of Collector of Revenue, or of Customs, or Commercial Resident, or Agent, fur the provision of Opium, in the Provinces of &Mar or lemurs, the Hindo . rstatiee Language _ " G. H. HARLOW, Secretary to Governesen , ." • It has been generally alluvrod, that a „lodge in Bengal should also know the local dialect of that Provitic-; nor can et be denied, that the Collectors, &c. ther. wou'd greatly benefited lir adding the Hinduostaneo and Pcno.l t,r tlse Sengalee ,gue. To BRITISII OFFICERS, and GENTLEMEN a every I)escription, proceeding to INDIA. Since the above Orders were publi.heil, a more regular Ssstem of Oriental Education has been adopted by the Bengal Govesitutent foe the. Civil and Military Establishments at Ben gal, Madras, and Bombay; in all of which, the Iltudonstinee (or Moors) ha. been justly considered an nbicet of primary :uttiti,m and importance, and taught accordingly to all %Voters and Cadets, on their arrival in India. A knowledge of the Minduostanee is nut only essential far every Stranger in British limits, who must have a personal yr . ,th the natters at lame; but, Itluit:uver, pave, the way tor it, speedy acquirement of the Persian and n o, thi, , , i t,d in that country, where alone titer earl it a..caratily rl, as Living Languages, thrioch the of in fliirito-i.tatice, which iv Vie Vernacular Spe.7.lt it all the Mornirrhee.. in Native Teachers in ilindoostan. In the Annie% 1142:itime, and Drrmevtie Affairs of fidiai, !tooth.? Langitage than the Hindoiotinee is universally spoken or urnleedurs.l; ow iv any other r,,juircd from the. Cadets now studying it, Anil Tactic. at the Military Academic:, latoly establiNhed 111 the three Presidencies of Bengal, %fartras, and B •mhay. A. Faith , sw anv (KIWI modem and ancient tnntrua may b e dc.•uted ti.nh u•.iul or.,aontuul r. ffritisi Officer* in Lampe, s‘i will the Pr•rsiun, Arabi•, i . e. prove to them. and Cadets iii India ; but it slinul.l evci revvllectcd, that to all thhoery throe, the Igindoostatice is no leas inilispeiKabb:, than a knowledge of Engloh mit,t be to Olficers in the Sibyls dunks; and, rons:quently, should be treated as the prim iry object of .equisittoti, be every paarnt going to the East ln• dies: *Lice he will. •COOLIAt or later, find that the Per.ian is a siv.,nairy coosal latiou. which nig be zitetwants acquired in India. with loss expend•, and anal uuxe etiectuall), than it can he banned in this country. •.• At Blacks and Parry's may he had gratis, • Litt ef 12-aiks on Oriental Literature, eke. Ste 11l rl Mtn le found ose f.il t.r Writers, Cadets and Gristitm ,en gni. to the E ve s I n - dies —Also their Caulk:gm • Ind for 1404, of Books, &rote. ion% the suisv•-.% wad must satesmai Publicatiuus. i PnICE SIXPENCI,. . This Day is published, a new , Edrtion ('zing the YiPlath). otter 7s. in burl; rrlllE PLEADER'S GUIDE; a didactic Poem. I in two Parts ; containing the .4 .2onduct of a SUIT OF LAW, with the Arguments of COUNSELLOR ROTHE RUM, and COUNSELLOR BOR EOM, in 2.1, Action he twixt JOHN-A-GULL, and JOHN A-GUDGEON, for As sault and Buttery at a late einit.sfisd Electron By the late J. J S. EA. Specill Pleader, and Birriwer at Law. Tainted for T. erdell and W. Drier , stand. Thin day was pub , i.hed, in threilarge volumes, giro. ',rice tine Guinea and a I fait; In ~ Fr HE LOUNGER's COMMON—PLACE 11100 K, or MISCELLANEOUS. COLI.ECTIONS, iw ilistory, Science, Criticism, Poetry, aid Romance. " To catch ere it ;serial the 4i Ir ol t ie minute to g;vo Lindy sketches of men an d t hi ngs, w h ich, though heneath the Al luny of a li , ographia, deserve to bit iparaled ;ro s-leet hod sc ^te before us whoteter appears curio:, amtising, or 3 :Ai c-ebte to the purposes of lisurosa Ilte, is attempted in thin Work." Punted fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and o , ine me 39, Paeriloster-n.w ; art,! C. Clippie ' , to. 1 .7,6„ fog M all, And at Nu. SO, Southampton.row, u BY ORDER OW THE GRESHAM COMMIT ICEL. OTIC 1.1 is hereby awe!), That the GIAIESHANI 111 LECTURERS wit! read their LECTURES, in the. Room op/minted ror One purpose, n,er th.r,StJTEI EAST SIDE of the ROYAL EXCHANGE, at fWELVI". "'Clock at Noon, in I.ATIN, and at ONE o'Clock in Vail ARenaoon, in ENGLISH, during the kre.ent 164iehehrsaa I.+ul N. B. The Lecturers arc to read on the Da), unit-yawn honed, vi:.. Monday, John Iffnzy Parker, A. M. reads on Divinity. Tueitlav, Thum.Tay!or, LL. D Civd Lap , . Wednesday, Pater Sandawd, A. M. Astrenorny. Wednealay, Richard John SainueiStevens...... , Music, at 9 Aft oen. ern Thursday, Sarnue; Ke t tilb ! , D. D.... onerry. Friday, Josapli Waugh, A. R Saturday, Christopher Si gager, M.D. V",r ie IkNT INTER LOTTERY, begins Drawing the the 28th of J.k NU AR`i, 1805. SCHE of L. 25,0011 is L 1 5 ,000 -- 40,000 -- 40,000 3 10,000 -- 00.14 , 0 3 —a... 5,C00 16, 0 00 6 --- 1,000 11„000 10 --- 500 5, 00 SO 11,4 0,0416 60 -- 3,010 6,150 gu IttS,oo4 2 b,OOO Tickets L • l iefl Tickets And Shares are selling at every LieenamlLLar:Lry gico: Price of Ticket. 0-13 7 6 Hilf .L 9 7 0 1 Eighth .T. 7 6 Q.. •rter 414 1 SlXte 'nth . 1 4 ••• Prises of the late Lottery taken in Ex.ola ;or Ti It, is and Slta-es. 6 _ PROM LAST NIGII7''S lEar•Office. Nay:l, - 110C nTAFF Lieutenant-Colonel George Muer. ; ' Affis tint Q De uar be ttill General to be Deputy Quarter-Mast.r.General serving in Ireland, vi ce Brigadier-Ge nera l Browrirgg, Ap pointed Comptroller of Army Acconipts in lee a'aL Permanent Assistant Quarter-Monet. Generals.—s.lajor Owl 3 A medic }fa:court to he Lieutenant Colonel. Captain Laitneelot ilollancl, from lie 1u FOot Guards, to he permanent Assatant Quarter Ma-ter General, sits. tl , e Rank of Major ' vice Ha.court, prom d e d. To be Inspectin g Feld Officer , of Yi.omanry and Vol, or-.r Corps in Ireland—Lieutenant Colonel the lionourahl loam John Gore, Half-pay rat 9th Foot, vice Creighton, c hove Ai.pointrucin dues not take place. Major Rid and of the late Royal Irib Artillery, with temporary Rank of Lieutenant Cannel in the Arm+ Arthur Benson, Esti late Leedom:it Colonel in the 66th Foot, wins tcniptir :ry Rank of Lieutanat t Colonel in rt.e Army. Cote nifi34 is the 24 Regiment of Ayrshire V lunteer try, airsr I ',or's /area le , 1. il og h Ea r l of Eglitto i3 , to he Ca one,. Dated Oct. 19, 180*, SANKRUPTS. John Jewett, of sdancheste., inanitfacturev, to snrrend NuvemYer 16, an d 24, Ala oti Der.rnh , r IS, at three. a. H lidget Tavern, in Manchester Attor.i.. s, lessee. 11, .a ." ` and Ainsworth, !Manchester ; and Messrs Milne and ! , Garden -court, Temple, Lortdaa John Webb, of Homertort, Midd:ea-x, wale-nreechan• m surreader November 9, and 2n, and on D Tender 1 4 , at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mn,-.,.s I.upey and :VW man, Inner Temple4ane Jose •h Poole, o f Oldh am, Lancaster, surrender Noreoiber 14, and 15, and Dec. 1 ,1“,... : I at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attirrieys, Mmi•• Coes& . hs re and W a lk er , M anc h ester. ; DIVIDENDS. Nov. 30. William Hardy a Glaser:ter, linen drape , at 4 1 eleven, at th e Etitg'illeald Inn, Gloucester Nor. 30. Sarnaad Ling, of GI we...ter, shup•keeAr, at te at the Ring's Head Inn, Gloucester. Dec. • Edmund Utting Wattling, of "rooting, Surrey, mer chant, at one ' at Gui dhall , London. Dec. 1. George Easterby and Wil!.arn Macfarlane, of DansdA. wharf, Rothinhithe, merchants, at t,m, at Guildhall, London. Nor. V. George Christman, of Ca., y street, M deflesexy livery ruble-keeper, at ten, a• Guildban, larriden Dec. 4. William Steal, Mortimer sueet„ Middles:nr, met cha..t, at ten, at Goiielnali, London. Dec. 15 John Sand :on, of St. James's strazd, pahlamith, at eheren, at Guililtin, Land roe Dee I Goner Warm' and Edward Pridd , Fanclitirch street, Landon, wine and br usdy merchants, at ten, at London. Dec 5. wahens Icrioviki, of Wheadey-lan-, Lancaster, got. tin 'wilder:inter, at four, at the 1 horn loin , ltarniey, Lan- Caine r. Dec. 4 John Watts, Upper Thames.treet, London, sugar-re finer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec 4 John Bodily, of U i •per Charing streee, London, sugar retailer, at ten, titrildholl, Londun. Dec. 4, jaunts WilM , John Watts. and John Ruddy, of ITrmet Thames-street, Landau, suer -refiners, at ten, at Quddhall, Lon lon, Nov. 27. George Sone, of Gosport, Southampton, heot and stioemaker, at twelve, at the ('mw (loop Nor. 50. Ralph Wedgwood, late of Burslens, Su.tfi-nrdirottffs at twelve, at the L.' fa of Maa Inn, ii, Pin sn. Nov L./. John Fora.: and Robert 'J lee of Lad hn •, wareheni uon , 18, a• one, at en..dhall Dec. I William Co . .mbe, of Que.n-str vet, Cheapsi.le, ware houseman, at tee, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES...Nov.97. William Tuck, of Islingt on , Middlesex, Cow keeper. John 11;11, of Cat &toll warehniiscusan. Thomas Price, of Redero,s street, Sweep, splilreeer :ant cabin( t-malt•e. ~.s ander Geddes, of Mark . la ne, merchant. P) 'set :hard Walked, of Chester, porter brewer. Keene, of Aldevorao: stove, caaniet-makat. m'a'ter H.: .t, la:e s.f rum..., Surrey, grocer. ke the T . 4 D the 'l the 11.1.