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r.f _ . • . • t • iumosm 2130. LYCEUM THEATRE. s UNDER THE SPECIAL LIC BERLAIN;ENSE OF THE LORD CHAM GrActed fur the present Season to the joint application of all parties ptiucipally interestl. I iIIEIR ISIAJEs riES' SEI.tV ANTS. form ' Mc the COMPANY of the late DRURY-LANE TiirATtie, will, THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, Not. jy, ise.9, perform the Comedy of THE ScitooL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Tenrle, Mr. Mathews.; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. Dr:num: Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. Palmer; Joseph Surface, Mr Russell ; Charles Surface, Mr. Melvin ; Crab tee, Hr. Peaky; Moots, Mr. Wewitscr ; Careless, Mr. Hal loud. Lad, Teazle, Mr, Edwin ; lady Sin eroell, Mrs. Ilarluvre; Maria, tuns Huy Candour, Mrs. Oiler. In Act 111. a Some, he Mr. J. Smith. To *bids sill fie added, the Mosiral Etitertamment of MA'l RINION Y. Deltoid, Mr Wrench ; Baron de limherx, Mr. Dowton; frCloghttity, Mr. Johnstone. Clara, 3!rs. Edwin; Lisetta, Mr. 1' land Boxes Ss. Secoad Price as ; Pit 3s. 6d. Seertn&Priee 2s ; Catlery TS. Second Pries IC; Upper Gallery to. Seconp Price &I. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and the Per formance to beam at Half.past Six. Ito Mmiday, NI an uud Wife ; or, More Secret than One ; with ;never pet foamed) a new Taros, io Tao Arts, called • Not at Housc.--Crir Tuesday, the imagar'e Upees.—.o& IVedotsday. the. Comedy of The Busy Rusk. fitly 'ttic.Aretu-KoYAL., covEnt-I.ARvEN. riVIIS YHESEN'Is SATIYRI)AY. Nov. 18, u l uy, will be meted, • Conic Oleos, cancel, THE CABINET. • ?fillet! Orlando ; Mr. Bellamy ; Count Carsosa, tuarry Marquis de Grand Chateau, Mr. Blanchard Lo f.nrii, Mr. lacledou ; Whintaiculu, Mr. Fawcett ; Peter, Mr. Monaco. nonlife, Mrs. Emery; Crudelia, Mrs. St. ; Coostanits, Miss Logan ; Leonora. Mims Rolls ; Bison, Mn.a Davenport ; Curios., Mrs. Gibbs Floretta, Mrs. Litton. To whirl. will he added, the Fiore of TOE CIOLO NATURE. Mike Irlerei,,, Mi Chapman; Marquis Alinanza, Mr. Claremont ; Cuaut Valencia, Mr. Brunton ; Alberto, Mr. Murray; Scrilk, Mr Cresaws.ll. Marchioness Merida, Mrs. Humphries ; Anialithis, Mrs. 11. Johnston. thesis, ;.•; See und hire. 3s. tril —Pi I, is. ; Second PAM. 11S.•Illirry, a.. ; Scrinid Pnce, is—Upper Gallery, is. Ou Monday, King Riehnrd the Third, with Duo luan.— On Tuesday, Ilse suspicions Ilusbasil —On Wednesday, The School s o . p c ,.:„,h cc —On Tharsilav, Every Mau in his Hoinour.—sOtt lriday, The Way to Get Married.—On Isturrilsy, The Eireish Fleet in 1141. AI ;KAN 11 IA LEE MASQUEItA DE. Int the BENEFIT a PRISONERS CONFINED for SMALL DEBTS; will take Mare, ea WILDNEsDAY. N 29, ttlii9, at the PANTHEON, 0 :turd s . ..:LM. Ise. earls, Itt firshincoht arid Supper included.— of each ticket a•'.l d n.wnocy, to be ;civet, la tL. r . t Relieving Perin:as t uohned fi , r.ituall Debts, N It. 11. appoint a priniu to receive the elterks at the J. or . T edicts to be at ill the Ifarquerade Warehouses; at I.nianeer's Iluiel, lott-street; itrvertia, Itinntatreet ; Ithlwtoutes, Vrie•strre: ; Len,lon rufirr-hawse, Stael.cy's, St. Paula C..ffre-hour‘ ; Grass's, Piccadilly; al the P.uithrou ; and nt Boond.street. CLIFFORD'S INN, FLEET-STREET. • gE LET ()It SOLI), u very complete of CRAM RIMS. etlruktcd foe Offices, Count ing -Maumee, ke. ritdate nn the geotoultioateoll No. to, ea titt Lett putt of the above Inn. For Parheoltro nyvly to %Whom Crueltley, Esq. John ohne, liertierd•ewr. Floldo LE ArruAcTios. ( rat-heat., 1 tonne hlrisitAts of Nature from the Fa.": and Artio,RITP Lin :.1 • 01:S 11,111Ukne olepilatiny eau. in ibetea...t cle;reconter thear'JWoof ceropaitium with that well kno..on end estabtishen now, A 1.141 Errs IttlY A I. CO POAT iN, brat preptivoi hoe th. beautiful A utuitial te. The innterialo of which it is culapwcl are perfoctly innocent, yet proscon the additional virtue of inlprositoit the beauty ids the sant p!elci un. Sold in packet., ' at 61!. - no. each, wholesale and retail, in Undid'' , arid Sous, nchtAwne-attest; Daimon and 4:n, No sy , riert-stret t; Sires., tit, Corulittll ; and 91, Fleetstreet ; Berry greet:-sheet, Sohn; Withern ' ur9, brand; Vickery, Turision tree ; Gattie, 31. and How. urin New Road-street ; Itnllaads, St. James's-street ; Hrtenhert and Cao. b.,,1.0'1,;. Acre ; and Barclay and Sun, 95, Flcet•,larket ; flail, Dense-Avert, Dublin: nod in every or. , ,oital torn in the United Xingoloni. A GREAT FALL ON IRISH LINENS. Fli:IE IItISI - 1 LINEN COMPANY have this JL_ day tandMed a considerable cargo of IRISH LINENS eche Sell. !NG lILEACIII, which are tench heart than way veils they have had ...or some years treat fall havia; takes place on Flax in Iceland The prices r• u nntesre at lad a yard, and CNC Id. 3 number, up 1.1 75_ per yard ; no article weld but Irish Saul linen, and Sheeting. ar..l not leas hue a rice of LI yards, at wledesale mar, and no abate wieut—e-.^h piece to warranted an amt t a I.r bleach ed on the grass. and the money returned if a fault appears.— Cale fur Bonk of Ireland Nuts. ; Orders executed with psnortaality. .1 o'oll I EN. Ageid to thr Company. „' No. 4, Bloonistiary-synare, is tun uniy Outs*: in I,com dim, whirls it is necessary to .iblivrre, Si some petty bons , •. are eiiilearguruic to pass itzder the credit of oar name, and hare 'secured, a ills very interim goods, several orders iiiteud ed fist we SELLING OWE, AT AND UNDER PRIME COST, 1 - 11rF. ENT' iLE STi)eK of 5111. Cf )1,1.1 ER, A, H.Miar, a 146. Fleetatreel, quit us the hioinrse.— The C0m1.,. in toe .Ile c.oot;thes,st pritne cost ; and those that i.e wiled, sto.t.e t C.rnwlaltag sof as extensive isivsn tinsel ut Piro. ail.. Won't's'. Silk 'time, sad se ihnom use Mock of Silk w i th Cotton feLt, tio. per ”sir, upwards; great choice of Cot. ten G , .. Is, Aarolult, Ltd, 4.c. and every description of llosiery, Musts., lirsre , , !sc. le. A. the whole is to he nuid withoot reserve, Slsople ;pets and riuudira will fiat . ' this a ascot advaitatqcous °pp. tunity to watt: larxe patclins.v. N.K. The Leased the Premises to be disposed of. —F,xtruct ut /1 kite to the Num :elute ui the YORK M F.DICIN A L SPE CI 1 • lam snrpriseJ pot do nut adapt some more etrvelual mean. t:• roolcr ett:titorgittary pray, toe of your 31riii 5., 3 ,p ;n „re gene t kuowii ; for it is seriously to he tegrettsit, tlm u.olsl at large 'Omuta he ignoi out sif the mesas mbiph vs..l, Wear, + c:is+ to 1..%e tinossit el, to exterminate a DO rEstructee to the human sme•e. " Thi. ht;;‘,ly.fsvutur J AltiJot • .. so call known sad esta• hh.h,d t•I the first r ., rtss. AS to tender utast ration 'holly tioutresAiii ; sot is Justly eutiside.ee the happiest diio•osci y meolval tesearcis has p-ovidecl to paid "...lb saes against the pr. lotions etrects of veurrsal e0nt,14, 4 ,. T. b e Nee d , ster . altaply as a war 1. Sold at 03, :...,ntlttoopton-streer, Str.oul, to Parke/ of three hours, lls. single Loa, dlo. Col. tore! taellidcd ; re gal% d also at . ..6,1 . '0,0j, mod et 30, %. 13 ot In Illy pat of Etarep.., by inclostn;; the amount, Otost paid) to Ili:sander Insi Ca. vi, SAstlictsurtulli thee!, Cum.; irstts, Lulb4va. tbr rar ilili rtttTj ---, SATURDAY, NOVI TO THE P1781..1C. 511'irr and CO. he. leave most respectfully to return their thanks to the Public, for the unexampled patronage and support they experienced as Contractors for the last Lottery, and at the mine time to express the gratifi cation they feel in having bail the honour sof laying be• fore the Politic the First Lottery on the improved prin t iple, which has at once fulfilled the headland intentions of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, by preventiug the old of insurance, and received the Reaction of the Piilil:r, as allord- Mg a stip. fiOf chance to the adventurir. The present Lot • tery is exactly on the same plan as the lam, and wid, no doubt, be equally huuuwrd by the approbation of the of .....L to Mat to .... lst* 4 12 .. Only s,oc* Numbers; Four Tickets of every Nniiiher, each of wbieb will be entitled to the full amnia of what ever Prize M drawn against the Number. TICKETS and SHARES are Melling in great variety at SWIFT and Cll.'s Offices, No. t t, Poultry ; NO. it, Liter inlrerom ; and No. 31, Aldple High street. EYTON, Late Partner with SIR JASTES BRANSCOMB, _ _ . Resolved to Nu. 2, CurnhiU, soar the House , COLICITS the nut-Wool of h i :. trends to the 1.7 Srheuse of tI, NEIY I.OTl'llltY, which cuntitiva PoRTY C...PItAI.PRIZES, with inily 5,000 Numbers, and the whue to be drawn in ONE DAY, February I4,'i _ _ _ . It is with much coufidence Eyttin claims the l'..rones of the Pohlie, having, to the last Two I. mi. e. , du ided amongst bts Friends, 3 Prises of L. 20,000 1 Prize of L.,,000 10,001 1 9 Also, elm Grand Prize, No. 3,619, entitled to L. 24,765; and numerous Twenty Thousand', Ten Thousands, Sic. &c. in the few pot ceding Lotteries, to really an incredible amotimt. •.• Please to observe, Lyton is removed to No. 2, Corn. bill, near the Mansion-House. TA ivAR tliollsim EN, DRAPERS, TAILORS, &c. Wl. DONNE'S orxt AUC 1'1 4 .)N SALE of • SIIPERFINE WOOL, dyed West Country BROAD CMEOS, IRISH LINENS, and other Valuable Effects, will at Tom's Coffee-Douse, Cornbill, in n few days • of which due notice will be given, and Cutaloguts to be h ad of Mr. Donne, 7, Cateatonistreet, and at 'lout's. Oa the stabMSi. will be piaA:abed, elegantly printed on a tine paper in Two Volumes Octavo, prom is tuorda, CO N TINEN TA I. 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As HISTOKICAL VIEW of the ENGLISH GO VERNMENT, from the Settlement of the ►axous in Britain to the present 'time; with some Dissertations connected with the History of the Government. By Jelin Millar, Pro femur of Law in the University of Glasgow. 4 . Among t►e Philosophers of History, Professor Millar writsa high, perhaps the highest rank. The sagacity with which he iletrets and indicates, even is remote periods, those predisposing cirenmstances, which produced the gene ral flow of events, is wholly unrivalled. His generalizations, or theoretical inferences, are noincroos and very ingenious; His reflections evince deep penetration, and his discussions adiacrisninatiug siihtlety."—Anu. Nev. Vol 11. ♦ Vole 4VO. 11. Its. boards. The tusroar of SCOTLAND, from the Union of the Crowns, on the Aceesoion ofJ notes VI . to the Throne of England, to the Union of the Klllgdores on the reign of Queen Anne. _ . . 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This day is published, the Second Edition, in Two Volumes, ecru. illustrated by 6urty•Grc Engravings, price II ins. in Lardy _ _ AN F:CDOTES of the hiAriNERS and CUSTOM% of LONDON, during the Eighteenth Century, including the Cheritiee, Detwavit:es, !Lessee, end Arnummente of the Citisens of London during that period ; with a Rcview of the Slate of Society in tiro - , - • fo which ere lidded, • Sketch of the Domestic end Ecclesiuticat Archi tecture and of the various improvements is the Nletruputis. Ity JAMES PELLEIt AIALCOL)I, F.S.A. Pinged fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ornse, Paternos ter-row .—Of whom in.ty be had, by the same Author, LONDINIUM Itf UtVIVUNI; nr, An .licient History and Modes n Deseriptiou of London, cantinhal k s peeve • ehMAsteserdit, archives of various fimodations, the Herltinn MrtiL, and other authentic sources. 141 4 price 71. 75. im beard.. TO GENTLEMEN, BUILDERS, AND LECHANWS This day is published, la Tw,.. 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MAW al the Poultry NI ; ANUAL sir YouTtt: coritsii.g ruble*, French and English, with tut Cut. ; a Treatise tot Rhetoric; arid a large collection of Extracts, from the best F. - etich a nd English Authors. By J. OUISEALI, A M. The Monthly RerWir observes—" We have been pleased with the novel idea, uf making the embellishments a niude of teaching drawing ; the subjects constitute a good series. The Fables are earls literally translated from French into English, and will prove useful to those who study either hinge:me. The Reworks on Itlivimic it'ut tin an eenlaciation of the various figun.s, web examples at large. The young student will find these explanations confine and comprehen sive, and will be gratified by the elegance of the illiestratiome The Extracts, which the third port contains, are judiciously selected from the best Authors its both leaguers." ELLI NG OIT AT PR i E COST THE STOCK of n !ANIL' end OIL SHOP, No. 31, Drrosabire.street, near Great Oimond.street, Qoren's•square, in conscquincee of an Action in the High Court of Chancery, and an Injunction having bt.ca obtained by --- %Vrigbt, late of these prentista • Consisting of new and second-hand, one, two, and three. light Brass Patent and Grecian Lampe ; Taper, Tuck and Vase, Ball 4anaps and Lanterns ; 're*. rays, Waiters, Bread - baskets, StialiCr-tra)s, Sarre-pans, Kettles, Pots, i‘c Tin Oil-bottles, Trimming-pots, Oihmessiires, &c. The lowest price asked, and no abatements—For ready to. ney uuly The lIOCSE to LET, or LC ',SE to be SOLD ; the shop would nuswer fur a cheese's...nicer, grocer, fulmar', or shoe mal.rr. Inquire nn the premises • or of Messrs. Jones, Taylor, and Co. Tottenham court-roa d; or at J. Appleton's, 13, Ludgate street, St. Postal's. BR E EBY, MA I.DWIiCSJOARDENS. TO BE SOLD BT AUCTION, lly Mine.. SNOW Ma SCRIVIENS, Oa the Premises, ma TV ESI)AY, the gist lost. god two fol. lonise days, at eleven o'ckick, THE VALUABLE LEASE. PLANT. STOCK and U 1 F.NSILS, of the SLN BREW. lIOCSE, &ado nee-gardens, Gray's- !nu- lane Comprising spacious Tun rooms, large Store-houses, es telleat Vaults, Shift soil llop.lofts, Cooperage acid Stabling ; two Compting bottom, large Dwelling, w pored mime, re plete with every inure, and a Tenement adjoining Plata, consisting of Lea Coppers, of 3i barrels each, a Mash tun, to wet g 5 quarter', Liquor-back, Coolers amid Working t if proportionate &tat atioust ; Iwo liagtnes, a Horse.wherl, :dolt-mill, &c. The Stuck coin wises several hundred 4oten of prime but. tkJ Ale, bugs of H ops, several bundled Casks, iu Firkias, Kihlerkins, Half-Isbgsheads, Barrels and Puncheons, three Drays, Two Horses sod Haruerses In the second day's iS/e will be told, about Fifty Donn of extellent Madeira, and a use how chsise, nearly new. The Public are assured, there will be no reserve, a. the 5411 C is tu pursiasace of ma thefts of the Court of Chancery, dattd the tolls day of July, May be new.% throe days preceding the Sale, and Cata logues hada) tlh: Premise., end of Munn Snow sod scri. scut, Ni. 1, Earl sheet, Blakkft.ars'. t . \ nett Hatehard, mad • " C. FLOWEit, M. I, Jona Witter, of No. 15, I.Tychostrect, behind Clememes, in the Strand, snake Oath and say, that 0 been, fur upwards of one veer last past, and now a► Puhl,sber of the said Newspaper, called Tut Gt.olse, that the above is a fair and trite statement of the sane► the doily sale of the said Paper, in the said mont► gust; and that the said comber or the said Paper sr: by me m the usual and reg.slar wry to persona employed the retell of Newepw..ers, called Nell[Pon4 . U, cad to casino costumers at the ()See, with the exceptive oaly •rf ah,aa nineteen per day, sad to Correspiredesta and pr,• • of the Cancer's, including two kept hopes, a•.d a (either number spoiled in the working, sad bombe waste, set es. reeding, upon au average, four papers meekly; cad I, the mid Jona IVnt rr, fruitier make 001 s, that the snore is the regular and eat shissilled sale,. the said Newspaper, Toss GLonc, and that I Lose cut ivied any ests:arrelimut, unfair, or itsproper un ans, to swell or it- , setae the Mk of the said Paper, fir the sod snowUs, bcyouo :err cad ft i, toles WIC our ens I roust ions, our du I ',Okra., tln.t sic such rseane have been employed ; nor was L aware, man Icsterday, that She IS.,priet.rs of the said Paper tsunami to snake a robins taxation of she sek of the •aul :.ewapener JOilN by the .aid: ono WHITE, at the Mansium - Howse, f amnion, this oddity of Sr I. tem: cs , leo% before roe, C.. rLU WER, Hayes. I, CO 1.41M00 II MIMI. a( No. 1, t leroes.rs.lao, make Oath and say, that 1 am tlit Prin.'s. of •he INS! Ncerepaper, coiled Toe Cit.one, and that I ►ave above rtepo 'stuns of the Pressures and of ILe Poishsocr .f rod Paper read, and tkat tire c•mteets drere.if are true, accords % to the best of my knowledge amid bel:a • COILMUIIOI'N SWITH. aworn by the said Cnt.euteer• Sots's, at the . Nlauwoo-Howse, Cordes, due std Joy of Sep temistr, toot, belies ma, C L'L(►WLit, Itairwa• . • I - --...- . tifirPrf ' . _ 7 4trn A i‘ . , . ...• . ~.. .... t i. , 704:: liq ---------- .. 14.'4. 9. • _ r • . ; lir V- • 46 Cap l4l • iii . i A ...... . . , •. . ; 11:IC . : 411.7 i 1ii 1 --k5 : 1rt: 7..1121f. •. ' iltel l ir 1 _, ...._ 7rif ,- - - • • pOholiell, handsomely printed in two lards , ! en "Otto, price to boards, a Is. the Sereatis • IA i I me of E LI C STS of C.F.N;1 7 .RA1., KNOW- ' F % . LEDGE: introductory to useful Books. in the min- eipallorniclies ref Literature aud Sen.:cc. With lists of the most approved Authors ; inehtifieg the best edit° 411 of the i..' Classics. Designed chiefly for the junior nucleate its the Universities, anal the h lier elesses in schools. By HENRY SETT, B.D. Pellow and Tutor of Trluity College, Oxford. 1 Primed for Mesita. Rivingtda, St. Patin: Church-yard ; Hatehard, Piccadilly; and Egerton, %Mitchell , J Parker : 1' ' +'.. and .1. Cooke, Oxford ; and Deidhsen, Cambridge. Witham may Ir. had, by the same Author, I. HISTORY the INTERPRETER of PIVWHIECY. The Aft b minims; is two ',lames octavo, mice 111 bale. 148. ~. • . . " 9. EMILY; a Moral Tale ; two vale. 1•80. 144. S. Lorac wAris EASY. me. 641. • : t ---- . 1 , .. -, r ! . AGRICULTURE. 4- BRAATBER ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMO T ION '4 **-. OF HUSBANDRY, AND IMPROVEAIENT or . ,•. , - ... sT(W.K. ' ' • . . rrIHE tliiitance pod diffirulty of sending Stock i• ,; • ll final the IVeald of the Westeru part of Sunit-s, to the Shea at lama; the uncertainty of ,ulstrineine; pr ;pc* keen ,,, ~_ Acid actommedetion f&F,gttle„ *About en t eslhemaionetteus . ble; icletedroWtise a taboo/ which most accrue by • Mg workiag Omen, Beasts, et Sheep, so far from haste, and whirl. can only be cutrusted to the hest arid neediest ser- vo:es, whose ezertime on a farm moat be Maass the most a:ea.:dial .. are ineuineniencies of seek magnitude, so to pro- . • , - e.iioe the Western part of Sussex, and particelarly tl? r . • 1% r 6 ki, i 6 i4l6lCe 011 4 e arc no iii.ret and convenient roads;, • front par!aking of than lienehoel results, *hick have beep eateuited wili ands ellect to the Eastern Divisive of the • County, 'a) that excelkat lostitutitus, the Lewes Cattle' skew. Sewilde, se we are, of the great advent/ eggs as ' wleg from such exhibiti.e.a of Stock, and eiammks of lewinstry, we strongly recommend au. Assueudwa ... that diaitaaptba 10 the Agrictiltexcl I .lterwits of the Rain of ilransber, well a sanguine type, that the eiatuple writ etimnlste ot ter Die. . . tents lie sunder a unmet. t * Charles Merrik Burrell JAN Riciste own, ker. %V P. Woodward James Reinadworal , I John Deimett et:a.rler Copined Nathaniel Hall P. 4 v - J. Astihrhlge • a. Items Copland i si'illiaeu Comment! John t Latield I John King Was Clattou Walter [Sorrell Gca.rge KW.: Slatthew Steirfincl J. H. &leer %Vm. Masada/A .• • Jolla %Vuod Jobs Cope Wm. Cornogit Chaska White • • Hugh Penfuld Jamas White Jobe Pentad Oceep IRO& i Frovis Cell H. Awn ' , Julia Fuller •J. Lee ' , ! Mee J. l'enfold James Staidlowl , . .. R a bard Penfuld J. H. lath. • 1 • Charles Iteseierk 1 . i • ta n ): s J P . es p et i ook , John E.l. 1,.. in C1..ii...4 114$ r ;auti %%m. Dcudy lil Vtai llrrer .1 L. Swath 4 .41.14 - 13"rier I Hens.% .4:urt Chas. I. Gonng I J. Hughes ~l Wet. Deady Win. Senrat . 1 W. %largess** Dew dney Illegraoa. 1 4 Wm.Rieliardsou . TO ADVERTISERS. 1 i g EGULAIL DAILY SALE a T 11K, ... L...(11..•4 Lard:a t0ki.:...il .AlNE,llnDiga - SIIIPMfii , l A / , .1 2 , 4 it F t he Mouth of Aupist, 'meg •..—. August. August. 4 f , 1 Turolay.. ..... 2,114 17 TM:misty ........ S s l/511 i I i 9 V44...l.besday 9 01 47 la Lent's .. 2, , tit a k 3 Tharaday - a Friday .. ...... 5 Sainrtlsy 2,1190 es Tlysalav .. i.,57* s al 7 %iunday 2,556 23 We •... ;Jay 2 Asil .. 8 1 . 8...dav - Its:S• . 9 v 5,.,,.., 0bey...... ...,:....; 2s Fran, 4,545 t to Tloiroisy - 21i ....astue.l..y. . a.,2 .9 N . . , 11 Eli•Ly 2,54 J, ht :401.....5.........• 9.550 , 12 Satin-Say ..... Is Stouday 15 Tnes,l.9 , ... ..... ..1,7114 at Thursday 2,6.7,5 10 Wodnesilay ...... ::,Sll . 1 • We, Tamtimi JAwES V7.4'12”, Jnllll PonT.t, Wu.- f 1.15/1K1,10, , WILLIAM 1 . 11.4. ,NLi.l., JOSFer %OAK. and ', Iticiimto T•RWO 2TII, Pressmen, ...splayed in .working tt the Daily London Evening Nesimplre,.ented Tne Go.onic, -$ printed and published at Au. In, 0/yd•-street, behind St. i• Clement's, in the Strand, severally make *nth awl say, that, se have respectively been, for several yens last pen, vid now are, the Pressmen employed ie wiriest! Or minim; I tos 1 . . said Newspaper, and that tin above is a fair and kin cc. 1 •,.- count of the number of the said Paper printed by us in •b • k said mouth of August, and jest "spited. arm paper •• , . and fairly stamped, and intended for sale • sod am .ii- fader the chine as the regalia and established sale ot i:.• • Newspaper at the present time, mashies an scenic 6.1..' • between Two Tnovsano Five HIS•RL9 and FIVTI And TlPt• TUOIA•3II3 Saw Hu is ullitla, Peg I, sir. . THOMAS .JAM ES V ENTRIS, , JOHN BOOTH, 1 WILLIAM KING a WILLIAMTu I' CN EJ.L. JOSEPH ROAK, RICHARD YARWORTII. a . All ai m ivrorn at the Mansion•llonse, I.oo•hin, . this ad day of Serteutbsr, i 50..., lwf...s me, • t 1, C. FLIIWEII, Manor. . 1, ions Wnisr., of No. 15, Wycholtrett, Inlii.id St. • i • . Clemeut's, in the Strand, make Oath and say, that I hose pbeen, fur upwards of one year last past, and now ant, the ' u, P hlnber of the said Newspaper, called Tar Ghost, and -- that the above is a fair and true statement of the member if i ~1 the daily sale of the said Paper, in the said mantle . Ac- e. gust; and that the said *umber of the sail Paper wzi sold by me m the usual and redone way to persona eatployed in _ the rebid of Neirrepn;nrs. called Nemeaseu, sad to casual • e. castinners at the Office, with the eseeptium only of ,11,..,k4 i nineteen nee dsv. sent to Cossesousolosts sad nr i. ale Fa'.1.14 :111 • • it U