The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-29 00:00:00

r I!, e 1 7: 4 ::, a 1441 ' 4, i i ~, , i AI Pi ' fr t. . ‘. . 13 1 1 . ..• _ ,-,;', '5 , si ! . , • . , . „,.. /3 •Pgtr9r 44 ,*a. ... .. , ,,,r 4,i i S U N • , ~... .• ~,..... ~.,.. • 1 , il V ' 24 0. 1/ 14 UMBER 3756.) TIIEATRE-R9YAL, COVENT-GARDE,. ON N I ONDAY NEXT, Ott o b er 1 , 1 804, Will be ailed a Play, called THE MOUNTAINEERS. With a new Overture composed by Mr. W. WARE , CHRISTIANS. Otlavian, Mr. KEMBLE ; Virt , let, Mr. R. SI DDONS ; Kilmallotk, Mr. WA DDY ; R00 ,,, *. Mr. CHA PM A,N ; Lope Tech°, Mr. EMERY,. Pact., mi. P. BLANCHARD MF •NAGE ; notanthe, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; I.lra ATii..a NS. MOORS. 'Bulcatin'Muley, Mr. CORY; • Ganem, Mr. CLARE MO N T ; Sadi, Mr. BLANCHARD; And Zora}da, Miss MARMOT. To which will be added (by permission of the Proprietor of the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket), the Musical Farce of THE REVIEW ; Or. THE WAGS OF IVINDSOR. Deputy hull, Mr. DA VEN PO T ; Captain tie.argard, Mr. I' Alt LET; Caleb Quelrein, r j SCriCalia t - tt.gginnoihau l , Mr. Aik.INS; Mar:waiter. 'Mr. ROCK ; - tabu Lump, kY • Grace G 9 love, MOO.; IliBS ; Phcihe Whirethoto; Mtss DA V*l F.S, (Bch% her first 4 ppears,l4,-;ur tiur Cturact.M ; ucy, Miss 'MA RTYR ; Atal Martha Miss LESLRV E . tans 6s. Pit 3s. Q. ' Gallery z,s. Upper Gallery is. Places tar the Jinxes to be. taken of Mr. liniii.tort, at the lox-Office. in Hart -street. • The Nors will be Opeotki Halt-past. Five, and t h e Vgt" formance begin at Italf-paei Six. A CARD TO PREVEKT MISTAKES. THE Fklh,'NPS of Mr. G. JONES, Ridi ng Maiter, or t h e P ant he on Riding School, arc most re !_lpv in R ON* 1.. formed, that his ENE ill', at the R IRCUS, ij no' oll mond:ly Evening, but on Tuesday next th c 24 01 October, ni t which Evening will be performed a greiit Variety o. N F.IV ANIUSEMENTS, as will be ex. Pressed in tills awl Ativertifteittent*ct the Day • Tickets to be had of Mr. Bunker, Old Parr's Head, Knight rider.strret, Doctors Commons; of Mr. Worthy,. King's "I,A,r3is, Elephant S ta i rs, R otherhithe ; and of Mr. tones, at a ttends tr o ut kitting School,. Blacktii4rs • ito, where regularly Sev en in the Morning t il l Three i h n e the After tboll,'l'd instttict Ladies and (auntie:nen in t)tc polite Art of Riding and Managing the Heroic. ONLY EIGHT DAYS TO D11,4 1 .V. HOSE Persons who ;mend having a chance to T obtain one or more ash; Capital Prizes in the present rand S tate L ottery, are earnestly requested to be early in their purchase, it being the only opportunity that otters this. '.hoar. The Third Day will be on Wednesday next. Suate of the Wheel. 3 Prix i 4 of . ,C.lo,etxf z Prizes of . go,oon 3 - rizei of . soon tires Of . . loos) Ste. &c. tickets and Sharek(warranted nodrawn) on Sale at every Licenszd Office. SURREY IRON RAii,„wAy, voTrcE is hereby g i ven, that SPECIAL 1,11 GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the SURREY IKON Rai I•W A Y COMPANY; will be held at the' London Ta. 'sew on THURSDAY the t tth Day of Oeloher, next, to take bito,eonbidelation the State of the Company's Funds, and to Ilippoilit a Treasurer. And als o to consider of the propriety of echpowering the Committee to lett the Tolls thereof, By Order of the Coninnttee, , Wandswo r th W. LUTTLY , Sept. 20. 180 4. Clerk of the Compa ny.e e: *' 4 • 13. The Chat' Will b e talo n at T we l ve &Clock pre. ls • _ ..._. . I.IE poLDF.Rs or BlLLS'itrawn . hi' Mews. ... A... 411 )1.E Y, BE LL. and Co. of Newcastle. orttic.* rtesc"litenn Nlcisrs Castel I,- Powell. and Co. are desired t 4 in the sone at rlle I tooi , “t" Messrs. GIY”. Ni i' is , l i' r " IL'x ' 31i d charge th dCßircib:t a 2., ti•-'l.el who are authurize.t to tits . S*4. etra. —septeiri .._... . , CE LEBRATED BOUGIES. T° BR. DISPOZ,ED OF, on m iilerite Terms, the , of Pfet'nuill4 LLI ER's justly celebrated ylers)u LS for the Live of Stritivei in the Urethra ; toge with the exclusive Right of 'vending the 5.4111 C, and the ‘essary recotnmendation to the Yrattice fo,merly carried on vf Y NIT. t taiFor partiuldrs. i nquire or Mr. Midgley. Druggist. No. 49. ; where the liougi es may .be 114 d ‘Vhole4ale and lte. .._ In the Rural Ha BUCKS. BUCKS. _ ...________ VILLAGE of TAP LOW . TO BE SOLD lay AUCTION, . By Mr. KIMBERLEY, • (Ou the Premises, without Reserve) on Wednesday the 3d THED'Y of Oeloher next, 1204, with itnmediate Possession, LEAsE of all that truly Desirable RESI. Nt;rli ' D ENCE, la t e in the Oceupgtion of a Lady of INS. ,41:10n; situate in a pleasing elevated spot, commanding rich ;I"vs, over a beautiful diversified Country, in the circle of „t i o e ctieled grand Objeas of Clitn and.the surrounding b y t l i t i nell and Genletnens' Seats in every direction, deelining Thai muc h Slo pe Slope down to the Banks 'ot the Thames,. near , ',.',A admirer( enchanting retrtt, .the Crystal Spring, lin g —a d ails of the better part at the ltiv‘r tur M. oi l " 11 0 r to be L., -••• equalled between London and Oxford. i ns in:, 11,1%1P4,1ed Situation, bounded and interseeled with Tower. and 9s. P lantations, Ever.greers, Groves, Shady W alks, ., tni.„ Rides ~ is allowed by all Travellers and Medical Gentle. 40 ,7,t 0 ue superior to any other part of the 'Kirigdont tiarthe biii e :Y , r eenvery . and preservation of Health, is within. ne Tow n .- ° I . a Market Town, Si* from the Royal Palace and Theof Windsor, and Twent v-iive from the Metropolis. i... ~,,i.le. is happily er . e4ted on Nature's Druw ; the tri.nciPal Apartments ire judiciously platmed, with Bo w a,.gitloWs adjoining the Pleasure Ground and Paddock, with l i g , „.,eit44th Temple, and Sumnier.seats encircled,- and b°r ,moku with flowerjng shrub s and Walks round the w h o l e, gi i * il l their' full beauty. The Premises are well fenced, coo Sail is prolific, and Herbage remarkably good for Cattle, r . nt4i ning in the whole abOut Seventeen Acres'(be thatsame ‘.vtiore or less), and not stalled toany Ineonvenicn" whatever,. liclit il se lie l cavi led way from the entrance Gate to the main 3w ;'' ...‘'lle Offices are suitable, with a detached LaundrY . ; 4114 11 14 tor Eight Horses, asech-lionses for Pour Carriages, Water. °the ' Building, ' tor theAccummodation of a Genteel' r l 'ilY• The Premises ars, well serval with excellent .._9" this and the following Days will also 4 " the 4 . 1 . 1 : 111 kibliselitpkt Furniture id ettetis ; PiiftiVUliira and Ca. `, 4 _ 4 l o k .gues at which will be delivored it ihe Place of Sale; the V i ' r. s at Salt , hill 11 141denh ea d. sl oug h, and Windsor: at tiOn K r inl ( t i h ? r i:') '', StirVe,YOr of Estates, A ppraiser, awl •.‘ tie. Larders, . 7 rrii and at 1110 lititifill 1111141141 Hotel, Cov‘lit - I, a.Niti0n,....N1,.. On the 7 . 7 be VieWo.l at any time. A. person ,„,.„Pot %%hit alien the Premises. h u • ' t , Pi Thre are nearly Ten Years of the Lease unexpired; cillur Pre"u4 tI) tile D O' 4 Sale, the Lease aoil other Parts : si, 1 i, , , with Candit 1011 S. soil! b e p m i tt " ci, fully s itio 4 a 9 r), , Sale. ~ ,wit 4114 Y be had in three da)s alter the entfut 'the s•, I , ~ All Letters, pot-paid, . will be dul y attend vi t 7. SA TU RDA Y. S ...*PTEMBER • 29i ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER. BRIDGE. • Under the Patronage of Their Royal jHighnesses the Prince of . iNales awl Uukzat Y;;rk. For the B ENE Fl or Mr. LAURENT, Clown. N MONDAY NEXT, Oct. Ist, will be pre. O tented, a New Melange, arranged by Mr. Laurent, called 1804. THE DOG CARLO. This Day was published, price rs. Embellished with several beautiful Engraviiigs, and his Pot. trait, taken by Craig, with permission of his Owner, irHE LIFE of CARLO, the famous D.g of A Drury-lane Theatre, and the principal Performer in the Romance of the Caravan. Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Li brary, No. tfy, New liond.street ; and to be had ofall Book. sellers. N. B. At the well-known juvenile and School Library of Tabart and Co. are constantly kept on Sale the largest As. sortment in London of Books or Amthement and in%trudion, for the Use of Children and Young Persons. This Day was published, • In One large and elegant Volume, 4to. embellished with Fiftv-four Copper. plates. Thirty.one of which are beau. tifully Colt:tared, price Three Guineas in boards, 400ERN LONDON ; being the History and Present state of the British N - ktropolis, faithfully drawn up horn the *ma authentic Materials, and illustrated with a series of hignly-finistied Engravings, on a ,plan entirely new. It has been t h e intention of the Editors of the present LVosk to Loii,(o.l 35 it is, ari,l to furni4l Englishmen and Forzignera with a systematic.,tomplite, and elegsrit Per. form:Alio:, worthy of Wing rt.eivtd. Is a faithful portrait of the greatest City in the world. Printed for it ichdrd Phillips, No. 71, St. haul's Church yard; and to be had of all Booksellers. _ Of w.inin my also be had, price 3s. bound in. red, the l'ictureot London fur ISo4, with Maps and Prints. WASHINGTON. .• This Day %vas publisited, ' - In Quarto and Octavo, and embellisned with a fine Portrait, by Fluter, from Stuart's Piditre, and with Maps of the United States, the First and Second Volumes, price, in Quarto, One Guinea and a Half each in boards,, and in Udavo, Halt.a-Guipea each in bairn's, dediCated, by per. In ssion, to the Marivis of Lansdowne, of . - TIIE LIFE .of GEORGE XV ASHINGTON, Commander in Chief of the American Forces during the War which established the Inripetidence of his Coun try. and First President of the United States: Compiled under the Inspection of his Nephew the Bon. Boshrod Washington, from Original Papers bequeathed to him by his deceased Relative. By JOHN MARSHALL, Chief justice of the United States, Brc. . Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church." yard ; and to be had of all Booksellers. .„ 41 Mr. Phillips, who has purchased the English Copy right of this valuable Work from Mr. llushrod Washing. ton, will publish the succeeding Volumes in a correspond. log Manner, as fist as the Manuscript is received front Amer MA. I t is supposed the entire Work, will extend to Four or Five V rl‘iines ; and that their- successive Publication will take place at interyals of about two or three Months, till the Work is completed. NEPTUNE; Or. VIE HARLEQUI.' , AND WDODCUTTER. In which Mr. LA U ItE T will Petionn the following, Cha. racters I Wood Cutter, Mr. Laurent; Columbine; Mr. Laurent; Clown, . Mr. Laurent; Harlequin, Mr. Laurent.; Craud Turk, Mr. Laurent; Skeleton, Mr. Laurent. Old Man, • .• Mr Laurent; . In the Chiratier of Harlequin ! Mr. Laurent wil! take a suf. rising Leap over 4 WANT 9 Feet HiAtt. Clown to the Skeleton Scene, (by Permission of the Pro. prietors of the Royal Circus), Mr. BRADBURY. Atter ‘vindi, a New Spec: lade, in Two Pans, with New Scenery, New Music, New Decorations, lcc. with splendid and uncuintnon Combats, calla! ZI 1 - lAW THE CRUEL; Or, THE WOO OhJAN's DAZIGUIL R. - • -- Principal Charatlers: Zittaw (the Cruel) a Polish Prime, Mops. ROBERT ,LA TOISE; Marko trand Tadittor (his Chief 0 Mess. LAU RENT and M RC E SobieAtt (his Attendant). MrTAYLOR.; Count Titnoskit (betrothed to Ingonda Mr. ROBI..R.TS; Shonich fins Cmltid.int), Mr. DICKINSON - Roinanoll (thc Woo Irnan), Mr. BO U LANGE; Selcha. Mr. I OHANNOT., Pattlina, Mrs. ,WA L LACK. • .Tatxoa, airs. HERBERT; And I hgoiitla, Mrs. MERCER, (yr. The Spectacle writt‘o, invented. and produced by Mr. Astley, jun. In the course of the Evening, EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, by Messrs. Jtrries and Porter. Several COMIC SONGS, by Messrs. fohannot, Decastro, Dickinson, and Mrs. Herbert. The whole to conclude with, for the last Week of its being perforine4, the Popular P.intonaiiiie of , THE ENCHANTED HALL; Or, THE PARTII;AN HARLEQUIN. Principal Charieters Arsacidx (afterwards Harlequin), Mr TAYLOR; Pantaloon, Mr. DUMAS Grotesque Luver, Mr. ROtiERTS ; Magena, Encha; . .tress of Cabin, Mis.MA LI A ; Syrciiia (azood Genii), Miss DUFOI!k, from the Theatre. Drtiry-lane; Captain Dash (with a Sok), M i ss FISHER ; lenoblii, "Mrs. WYBROW ; And Clown. Mr. LAUREN 1% Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half past Six o'Clock. Boxes 4s. Second Price zs.—Pit zs. Second Price Gallery is. Second Price 6,1. second Price to confineitze at Half-past Eight o'clock precisely.---places to be taken at the B. a-Office, 'Westmin ster Bridge, froin'Ten till Th re e o'Ciock. o r No Servants can possibly.leep Places after Half-past Seven o'clock. 'T • .I(tr<wa.ll, 'Aug. 22. 1304. 1K SYNOD of:ORKNEY being met and con. J., stisotc:l, took into consideration the late Want that pre. v.lllO a m mg tile People ot :this Country, and the Nleans which tsar heat showed for its rcnioval, and unanimously asteed to rite lollow in; Resoluttouri 1. Kes^ivol, Aire W.mlo. or the Pccpls had. arisel from the tadure of the last two Cr.ips, nut only of 'ILZ - riiiri; but 'of rptatoes, from the low price of Cattle, the scanty . Fishing, and the small EticouraKentent giv,•ti for the bliutu. faztere ot Linen au,t Linen Yarn; and that the only source fita,n which these Wants could be speedily supplied was the great fund or the Milton, to which .IC%:CSS had nappily been, obtained Dye the paternal care of His Maj:sty, and the numa, inty or the Imperial Parliament, On tiw.application of men wou>e zeal in this matter reflectd On tnem much honour. 2. R.',olvlA, That tire Supply thus granted by Govern. mcnt was ilet.essaly anil reasonable, and had theoltict to re. move Ow Necessities of the l'eople, Mit not to impair their industry; and that, in order c.mtpletely to a:.swer the hu - mane pu. pose intended, it is re 4 tiested that tile Supply be continued till such tune as the People can with safety nava recourse sur subsistence to the new Crop. /. Resuived, That "the Thank Sot tite Synod, in their own NA,il',:aid_uhlt 01 their re.pie, shall bc given to His Ma. jesty's R,gnt Han.'. Lord t)undas, the Right Hon. tic; Lord Arfro,; de ut Scotland, the Committee ot . Orkney Gentlemen at EditibUr.r t h,---Witliain itae, Esq. Sherilf.D.:pute of Orkney, L ines IVatsOni,M4l4. FdC.2O, tar Lord lruinias ; and Mr. Robert Nicholson, Snerifi;Substi. cute of Orkney, who exerted themselves in obtainiiVAllis, seasonable r. ite.. 4. Resolved, That . these Resolutions . be Printed in the London and Edinburgh Newspupers. Extra►4trd Iroin the Minute, of the Synod of Orkney by JOHN DUG ULU, Synod Clerk. TO BE LE LT, A LARGE Elegant MANSION HOUSE, beau. tilu I I v situated upon the Banks of the Thames, com manding an extensive View of the River, said opposite 'or Surrey side. The Rooms are numerous sad COITIMMIIOI.IB, with a very extensive Garden well stocked with Fruit Treca ; a large Coach-house, Stables, Green-house, 4c. &c. The whole 1- excellent conilitirm, and tit far the reception of a ' Nobleman or Gentleman of Fortune, within halt an hour's drive of the Exchange, Batik, &e. with a landing place from the River adjoining the Preniises. Inquire on the Premises, near the Physic Garden, Chelsea; or of Mr. Dent. Broker, opposite the Harrow, Newin i ,ton, Surrey. IikYSHANLHALL, ESTATE, TO DE SOU) By AUCTION, At the New, Inn, in Lancaster. on Monday the Bth-day of Ottober, 144, at Seven o'Clock in tilt Evening, A L L that MESSUAGF or MVELLING. riatousE, called HEYSHAM.HAL 1., with the. Huns, Orchards,, and Gardens belonging thereto ; and also 137 A. c It. 6 P. Statute Aloasure of rich Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land, situate at ilcysham, in the County of Lancaster, lyiag cominict, contiguous thereto, and occupied therewith, and now in the poscssion of Jonas Mid dleton, as Tenant. _ . _ I - ICYSHAM is pleasantly situated upon .the Sea Shotc, five miles from the town of Lancaster, and much monad to in the Bathing , Season. 'Also at the santetime to be sold, in Lots, several Closes Of Ground and Moss Dales in He . ysham akin:said, containing, by admeasuremcnt, 83 Acres, S tatute Me4Stlrtment, in the possessian of. the said lotus Middleton and others. Also to be sold at the same place, on Tuesday the gth day of the said motith.olOaober, at Seven o' C lock in the E ven int, all that Mossuage: or 'Dwelling-House, called-Bald Carr, with the Flarns, Stable,, and Out-buildings, Summer House, lately built ; and Carden, alio lately feileed and nude, well stocked with the choicest Fruit Trees, and inclos ed with a good Wall. ; and the several Closes of Groutulad. , joining to, and occupied therewith, containing, by estima. lion 14 A. 2 It. customary nicastire of seven yards to tne {toot!, situate its 'the Towinship arscurforth, within one mile or the town of Lancaster, and now in the occupation of Ham Proder, , as Tenant The last mentioned Premises have an unlimited right of Continue upon Seotinrill Mum', which extensie. • The said limas Middleton will slew the LiStAte in Heysham, -the said Adam Procter, the [laid Carr Estar..t ; and further partktilars may . he had 'by applyink at shut trice of Mr. Br.rlifwirri Solicitor Last caster, where 3 Plan of the Premises may be been. Lancaster, Sept. 4, 1804. This hay was published, in 4to. price 18s. boards, The Sixth F.dition, revised, corseted, and considarably en lar4eci, of . 1L GRAMMAR. at. the PERSIAN LAN. (WAGE. , - By the late Sir WILLIAM JONES. London printed tor Lackington, Allen, and Co. Cuthell and Martin, S. Martin, S. Boaster, Walker, Black and Parry, and 1. Asprrne. ",„ Ir. presenting this improved 'Eclition.of .Sir William Grammar to the Public, the Pniprietors beg leave to state, that the very important CorrediOns and Improvements alluded te . P, have been made by an Oriental t of the first consideration in this Country ; and that' the Types,which are-entire ly new, were desiged and, calif by Mr. Martin, Type Founder Printer to the Hon. East' India Com pany,, expressly for -this Work, who for the advantage of superior accuracy a cl elegance, has permitted the Printing to be exeouted At the Press tit' MIDDLESEX ELVCTION. This Day was Price.2s. 6d. • AFULL - REPORT of the STEECHES of SIR PItANCIg - 131VR!)E rT - at tne late Eleistion f in. eluding Mob:" at the - Crown and Anchor. - The 1,41;31 Argu ments upon the Day or . the F.wction . , , p;irtwulatly thu attntinW spvccn of Mr. PLUM Ett 'are given At toil length. Tog:ther with a Selettinn of frt.; }'avers published during the , ElOdion, and A Prelate, ilr whicii.A i4vickv is taken by the Editor of rho Conduct, Ch.tratters, Conne,Ntoits or Sir Francis Burdett, and also °lids O i sponelits. London; Print;,:a Mr Jordan And Flcettstreet, Buda, ; Lbca , . Old Bunt .sticer ; Sutton, ~ tut. tirkethon ar,d er ; Annis, Norwich ; Roninson, Live.rpeat ; and wi6on And Sp..7ntxr, York, . "01 whom tnav prica.ss: in bo4rds. Inc Stare of the Vrenet; lte),;,b;;, a t th e lend of tote Y rat V 111. tr4a44- iiiistotn rho k thnormer by - Le 0 4 41;4;1,4unit n. • : AGRICULTURE. On the First Day of every Month continues to be publ ishe Price 2s. each, a Number of THE ANNALS of - AGRICULTURE ; or, FARM ER's MAGAZIN E. consisting of original Pa pers, Experiments, and ObserYatioris, of Accounts of ail neor Improvements and Discoveries in the Practice of Agriculture, and of Proceedings of Agricultund and other useful Societies, illustrated wit it. numerous Copper-plates. liy ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq. F. R. S. And Secretary to the Board of Agriculture. The Publisher of this valuble Work begs leave to inform the Public, that in order to ritider it more worthy of general encouragement, he intends torn time to time to insert capital Plates of 040.0 Awarmirriral Implements. The fraliowitse hoea, hare htult heaeeted in the N umbers lately intoUsitcd: IA i4u. ar, The Norfolk and Suteslk Horse-rake.• a is, The Iron Harrow. 240. The Paring Plough for rough land. 242, Mr. Coke's Barn, two Plates. zat, The Improved IlUfSe-ilne. 244, Duke of Grafton's Cottages. 245, The Potatoe Harrow. 246, A cheap and warm Cottage. a Mr. Lumbert's Mole Plough. And that this ' Plan may be continued with increasing uti lity, the Editor of the Work has pointed out various newly invented Implements, which have been drawn by skilful Ar tists. and will be engraved for the Work, accompanied by the Measures so explained, that the Implements may be easily constructed froal the Plates. The Annals or Agriculture will by this 111C.1114 become a Repository or Plates of all the capital Implements used in this Kingdom, besides being, th other respects, the irrost Apthentic arid Universal Register of Agi lent tu rat Information. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church yard, to whose care communic a ti on s should sold by John Archer, Ddblinl by E. llaltbut, Edinbu gis; and by all other Booksellers. Ot whom in a few days may be h a d, in two very large `'chases tl ram, illustrated with one hundred Copper-plates, A etimplete System of Practical Agriculture, in all its 'branches, including every modern Improvement, price four oh m " ui boards, by R.W. Dickson, M. D. of Hendon, in Middlesex. Also, just published, the Farmer's Calendar, by Arthur Young, Esq. F. R. S. ifec.. arc. a new Edition, curreeled to the present time, price hall-a-guitsca in boards. FOR SCHOOLS. This Day was published, price 35. bound, CUMMARY of ' MODERN tiEOGRAPHY, For the Use of Schools. , Third Edition. -N.* This Summary was drawn up for the t4e of tor. TIIUIIISOO I 4 School at Kensington. Its utility there reagent it highly deserving or public attention. p fl ived tor I. himvman, Poultry; and Cadell and Davies . * Strand. In the Press, and speedily will be published, an Improved Edition of Summar) of Classical Geography. IPRICE SIXPENCE. I'ICTUALLING OFFICE, 31, 180 4 . TIHECOAIMISSIQNERSftr VICTUALLING Ni: r yESis NAT'S' d berebi give Notice, that on WEDNESDAY the 3d of oa. next they will he rta,ty to re atm Tender, in writing, (sealed up) and treat for tirth ?man. Mkt of IRISH B F.EF and PORK, in half l'uncheorts, Tierces, and Barrels, at shall hr equal, in the aggregate, to Six 1704,44gand 1 ;ear:of thefiirster, and :Vine Thousand Tierces of Me latter to be ofthebest qualiy ; ro he cared in the eNSMiltg gamy. ; to be delivered inn., Hi; .11.vestr's I/I.:loaf/14g stores at the l'ort L. 'don, one.thi k d part thereof by the end of 7riviia v , a fortl, o 4 !owe third part theirfhy the end of FeZraa% a n d t h e re taint ape. third pal ties toj ly *end of illar,els, 18os ; and to be pity fir_ pay able, with inured, nintD , days after date. N. B. Na Tender for a less quantify than Five Hundred 'Times of each Specie: be admitted. `The Cm:Pliant of the . Contraa m.sy be seen at Mr Nicrear . offer, ..st' Ibis (Vitae, <cr 4y afp(ying to 111 r. Densterviiie, the .Akent fir tkeribissalliNg Ccri ;1a the Cellecl:rs Prt r cry' XOr I, sal a, Newry, a,t4s „r„v.r. to the eciuncssler-Gecesui at I.k.6lin t resjettivets. - lib r'rgar,l will he bad to arty reader .11 tat.iico tc c .Prletk stall act & in.terted lx tvoetit at lenth, or that :ball ant 6t dtil vet-- ed t, the Board lucre o.e v't.Ack n toe said Ifithre.rday the 14 of 0c7,41r, not a.,iest the l'er.qa zcb., maker the retea r , , r POW Persaa va bli Actual, ale to aysttir,lvber called for , LIST IS I) Id FLIP+ sq), , , , vber 19, tgO4. NF COAIM ITT s cy . r bt UNITED CO3IP/I NY of ME tall.4N s LAND tradigg to the East Wier, do herely eve Mike. Tharthe Cootadttee will Sc ready to receive Proi.olala sealed op), pn or hefore Aredite,tday 3d De - lo her next, Poo ttich Fermat woo 014.114 willing t 4 supply the Coutp.my with Anchors and Gr4pnaht s CanVas, .swerlish Iron, British .iron, and Tar, anti . . Aed that.ite Gandhian: of tiv Contrail ,p be.awn &pore apf,ll - r Mr. "awn Conan, Clerk to the said Committee, with tvh.vt Proposais hurt be left begr's 'Twelve et'lock nt N. 10,7 on the aid jd Oallur, beyond wblcir hoar the t'enttnittett will not receive any Tender; EAST INDIA HOLISE, Sept. x 6, do 4. THE COURT of DI RECTORS of the UNII'F.D • COMPANY of MN fictLiNrs of ENGLAND trading so the East ladle:, do berth". give Notice. That a General Cistot of the said Cotapavy held at their Howse ix Latdrahall.street, on Friday the sth D. 9, id- cepa,- next, fro* &siva o'Cloek its the Formal total Six in the Even.. lag, to Ballot on the following Question, *' That Mr. knit henry Casajttailtens wurnituti tp ftior m e,ar',43l44 lild Kati HI ract,ortipany s barvice ?" In order to determine 6y .rucl, Balla, whether darer party la foto qf tbe Proprietm eprreent at Genoa! Coart eassont that the said Mr. fairer *RD Carafrlaijor As perm/1W so retail* 14 , 116 biz Rark in the Coantatpls Service. WILLIAM RAMSAY, See. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LITERATURE. This Day were published, Price Two wart** and Sixpence each, t. THE APPENDIX to th , SECOND Vos. LUMP, of tile THI RD SERIES of the CRI CAL REVI LW, containing Abstracts of the twist impor. tant and recent ForeigePuhlteations. Among others, the following :-I A copious awl critical Analysis of Ktop.. inctude4in his Coi leave Works, now p„ h. lisping.-11 Wielanti's Works, Vols. xxxi. to VOLVL.I. 1I I Clutrat.tdrs of the Chief Poets of all Natiotia- IV, Eberhard's German Synonymy —V. lirogur, a Peri,theal Work, conduaed lay Frederick David Grater—Vl. Parny's. War nr the Gods.. a Poem -VII trench Mlll4ls of Cite- Mistry—V. 11. Chautlon and Delandine's NeW Historical Fourth Volume of Memoirs on Egypt—X.. Carnot'sGcometry of Position -X I . AU the rents ning Work. of Henediti Spinoza,- Xll. , Degoramto's CO.nparative tory of the Systems of Philcsoptiy.—Retrospect of the Li. terature of Frant.e, Germany, .Dcuiratrk, It4y, &c. 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