The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-25 00:00:00

t-. r Y y 4 c. „ . ' • - • ; *,"7„` rT..h , ;..; ~t:~: •~ .. Num r 0999 ~~, THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARIAN. 0- MORROW EVENING; $ O . 26, , 1811 - will be performed the Traeriv.of -__ ': :: "-- THE,GAMESTER. : .. - • • Beverley, Mr. YOUNG t • Stukely, Mr. FJ.; ER roN ; Lewsirt, Mr. C. KEMriLE • M4s. Beverley, by Mrs. SI 1.)00 9 10. . To which will he added, PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Paul, Mr: B10)Ain-Witsit Virginia, Miss BOLTON. . Ni'bee; r ii ; iv the Boxes to be taken pf Mr. Brandon, The ~t-t/Ilice, in Elart-stteet. at the h el i n , uoots will be opened at Half-past Five, and ills Play 40 4 Half-past Six.. ~..)” 7 8 . Second- price 3s. 6d.—Pit 35. 6d. Second.priee I,:allery IS. Second-price 1'5.- 1 .. p?cr 9allery ts. Se t';lT price 6d.o f ervi I Vecitiesnay, Love in a Village; with The Portra it__ w, Tottit ll i t a e , .—On Thursday, The Winter's Tale; with T.I. fa Day.—on Friday, The Wheel of Fortune ; with ma k Th e p 7 ,. tiblic are respeetfully informed, that Shakspeare"t (I,,ZdY of Chriolanus is in preparation, and that Mrs. Std • ayll ad the arc s in of Voluntnia- ' . , P T i. VA SIIIONABLE DANCING BY Mr. ALLEN, tc :ltly taught at N 0.19, Sherranl-street, Golden-square. • 411 4 arid Gentlemen of aity Age, w ho have, never Isi ; l i t it . that 4ccomplislintent 4 or have n ot the Modern ALLEN's System of Teaching is expressly *taw studied tot thOse to whom it is an objea to acquire dit bu j that fashionable Requisite for Genteel S oc iety, expe privately, and in a superior Sty le of G raee. and Ele o. , • fp li s t , Who oo nest want private Teaching, may learn at b a . kit I Pence, with a respettable set of Pupils on the pu Moo, t; venings 'tote s • • /h oe tor, of Dancing taught the most elegant Fancy • r !s, and all the superior Arts the Profession. ue Subscription AsseMblies are every Friday. .... _ 1 4 I ' l ' 3 royal'Highness the PRINCE REGENT. r r%/3. - lOVAI I,ETTP.RS PA.TENT. 1 t t,: , : i , SA , RCA : ri C W ARA. and COLD SA- Intudm 4 l ‘ EtK.rt IS, particularly calculated and recant. litisr„ for the use or Hospitals, Hotels, and Private Farni loorti.,;awn and Cabot' y. They may be fixed in Dressing.. et,,ii.; any Other situation, and can be I*, , ited when "Alt! 41a verY short time. May be seen in. u4e, and are 6, c i . t tarcd only by the Patentees. A rni trong and F° l /;ar d r, An ."IQLlecn•street, Lincoln's -I iiii-fiel.ls, 'l.6ndnn. Stav e n tl enbitre and ilishiunAble assnrtitent of Registers and be te " t rates ! in Steel, Bronze; and japan Imperial Air and 131,tfikh'i,,ng tine Stoves , tar warming Chur‘lies, (tills, ^tk:, l.- ' us es , ' and large Buildings. Also an improved by.,: -e n Apparatus, which w:lt tbast, boil, bake, and steam, v 4 % 1 i . . , tail h re . , - ANe t , k , "" 4. 1 % litti — N OR NORTH WALES:FLAN. 1 0 S, ~ Kst . ahn,.. NEI., AND' HOS li, WARtHOUSP., . , • the rtib,lic with real W„ - ;.1 1 , 1, ed. on purpo , :e tar supplying '''n - Fi• .1 • d 11 0 se.nt s6,l..eacher-lanc, &ICU Bronkiii . N o , allot an \V'et, Holborn. - . bAVI BS most respea 'IIt! N o. fully informs i • AtT, l %..bitity, Gentry; - his Friends, and the l!ublic ia ge- Prif4o ll ,at he continues to receive from his tlimnel. &la. 1 ,. / nlpp 3 ,, ° U, 11l ,Witic§,,..liis Mina' assortments of his 1119th. Wtich L t ( ,‘, 14 'add 4 -*curious' Super fi ne and Double,.'milled sni t , . gannet, warranted to be of J u per itir make tar durst.' Thi es 4 wiit not shrink in washii4g. &e• the vaccdttArrnels and liose•are particularly recommended by Prevent a n t. " their - peertliar softrieSs and . warmth, to N . b. an leljev,, l , . V. outs, Rheentatisofts, Colds, &c. hr t i t ;, t r ) Flanneli l are told bnt real Welch, trout us. per 2 1 ,..* pants ~i ; finest evermade in Wules • Allowance made in "vd li f „ - ',„ ° fle piece. • W holesale Drapers, Tailors, Child_ Teri `r woetiOuses, &c. are supplied on the smile Money ti, ''' at the Manutadories in W ales. 1 )44,1, 11 . - 4o Families, Domestics, &c.— Real, Tewks= 44' m r e •el ton, Leicester, and Stourbrulge .Knit: .Vorsted, kti4s a s Yarn Hose, three pair at the Manufacture!s' I '4 R." Usua l. Grey and White Welch' Yarn for Knit 8. AIIDDLE LON, Pocket-Book and BlElekr th t Lead Pencil-maker to the King and Prince of Wal,e4 ti ew m anu h i aary, N-o. 16 , 4 Strand,, opposite lei (t t le.street, begs leave.to redommend to the leoblic 114 e "DINE BLACK LE /.113 PENCILS, wl.iSe supe. kg,2ccellenee has been for more than fi fty years universally I , ll . !' w ledged • and Pencils for Drawing in Colours, of a l lnvention. vfl i k el di 6 tinuish his pencils ,from Counterfeits, - the mark,. tii,atwas torm e rly only Middleton, is now changed to N. ItolPPri, and the direttion, No.. 162, -Strand, London, iC ri ml on etch - Pencil. . • - . 4%ta,:tentsive Assortment of pocke t - backs and Chi-cad._ Prt ie ---- Rantly mounted in gold. silver, and plain . .. .. Polite and Royal Renositories,..Atlas, bee. and all ATlliteitt sous of Almanacks. lug ( `2 lll _l)lete Assortment of Travelling, Writing, and D ress- , tett ) , ; Gentlemen's Pocket Commocles„...cobta!ning ure k ''tiche for shaving and &eating t• Fortible w Mut,. i nui !c,,i, i v r ;Pesks.anil Boxes, in mahogan y. .fia t tn. woodi Paper, extra fine Cot t large Pens,.. fine Irish I,;:tutrtelta.bi'Osealing-wa-x, and all kinds of Stationary • „arid Counting-house Letter,. Copying Machines. t 1 , 41 c1 aclaCnines, by which witting may be expeditiously Nst copied,: are broc e ,lit by N. NliddletOn to the ut trins'4'erteclion, and comprised in a irPnoganY case, which 1; to complete Desk ; sotne so small as to be ot.tfte . great to l ' o ' v enience to those who travel ; others of size and h A answer the purposes ofa complete Seeretaire. Mtn er a rge A4'sortmen . t of . Razors, and all ktuds of fine Y. To ?4r. DIXON, Apothecary. Slit , 1 5 “ . 1 , ' e . t. l th . ,,' t the earliest opi)orturtit y to acquallt you, , 44 tit ' ii.kvcl received the most wonderful bei;!t,it tt9tylth e tarri ed 3 ''ur I )I,XON's AN - cut mil, v i 1),.1.1.f which 1 tl is _iStrib , \,", 11 Me to Jamaica, and all thole triencla to 7.11,1:"1 "reYrt'`.'" them liaite experienCed the sante salutary „enetit ; t:4otercl4re thrill to be the best Medicine. ever used in that h e ) ; t: 44 hilions and other ComPlAii\l'; _,, .1 t".! I ,: /11 Cri „,.. i ullowing are the lidOleS Or S - .: yew 1.3:41CS an d s., ent L . . 4 litiC ll( thave received the utrtiosr relict fr9m your Diso i n s i iito; I , l6 tts Pil lir i :... Charles 'faylor,'..Esii• iativ4a s i . 11 . ,' ° . l' ` ) Wii .ll , w, ksq. Kingston, ditSa; mr. wooria , span;'4 ' 0 ; f'!iitto ; (i. W . Hamilton, Esti, Savantia t . o. Nlar,dit, Air . t w llnith, F. sr 'Old flarbour, ditto; (-;-' Nli3ran ' u ' itil kiv er ',lker c Pnrt lortint; ditto ; 1. Patilitts,,n,, Esq. ,Salt . l-i • 14' t i l , n to: - Air. Mittens, ditto; I- littrui L , (I . S- . lva i r 4 ,. , t "t 6 h,. a , °.i4ck, Esq..ditto; Mts. t)iiver Goldsmith,. c i . 11 ,,ish."6,` Itt-° '; Mrs. Perry, St. - Ann's ; Nlrs- " I ' )3(1 " 11 ' - 4 '7 'lilt ' . '"l • with d . ' 1 - o - i• of the th:it I:c$PC il' y. 1 tany (A ter petb . 4 Sir ' • your most o bedient Servant, • 111"'AS ItAK.RVLI"), of the ship Ganges 4 , 014 Sul Cheap. ti t i e wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butl er ' s, No• Be l a'° of Paternoster-row, London.; Sharpitivo Bela ,4•'"I i i ° , 11 „ 111 ; lanes, Weston, Alliititt, MallOrY, 44e. e „,--., and lolinston Gosport ; CM-trim and Jitcoo WOlfty' ess . , . Peck, Ross, and Turner, ; liox land, LO U tio„Y. Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plyinoutli ; a m t., I_ I.„ t r i i .4 ) . and Swinney and Co. Birmingham 1.4. 4 Tre,,,,„ ti rY, Liverpool ;* Staines arid Lynch, 'Mancini,' i..tt! and ran, Exeter • Smith, Manderton Reaburn , "°, 1111 41"er. •E di t:u 11. M‘bottald, GlasKo. v ; g em n rgh , otter and N n t jai • 4, 41 4 ntl, Barry; Bristol , Stevern;ll Vg4ll4erstell Leicester a ; aild retail by most Country Witt:lnc n ooxes t 25. 9d. anti bs• e"h• • , ' _ ~ • ~,...:, • " j i I 0 k 0 i•• ;of* ••.> • - •k..---- - )5 ' * Poili • 4i - in -• ' ' "4 ',.. ••• 1 1 1... sinf •... .„„A .• •., x."... • '. 144.1 k, kV . .51 1 41 r ) , •.. ' '.• ' , C . "' ~...- t•AR t'.., • - • • •; . " - V, - , , .“,. , .-0 , ,v , • , MP. NJNKERTON's GEQURAPIIICAL WOP,KS. ThiS Day was published, • ' In Two large - Volumes 410. typit ,itymertas Maps, cl-awn under the dire ;lion of the • Author, and forming ati Urn. versa! M' , dern price- 51. ss in to, t'is, a new Edi- M tioni . l;eing the Thild), corrected and,,,enlarged;uf DER Y N GEOGRAPH.—A a!scrption of the Empires, Kingderns„Sratess,'aiid Colonic; with the Oceans, Seas, iiha Lles, ha all parts of tits world ; in,- eluding the most recent i)iscoveries ant Altera tions.bigested, on a New Vial, fly 1011 N PINK ERTON. • • The Astronomical Introdne.tion by M.' La Croix ; traqs• fated by lohn Vend, Esq. Astronomer Royal. • To th e vilmie are added, a Catalogue,: of the best Maps • and Books a G ravels in al l Lan o a g es, and an ample Index. Printed ter T. Caddi Mitt Nvics,.Straild ; and Ling. man, Hurst, Beets, Orme, and Brown, Pateruoster.rbw. - • 01:whom - may also be had, '' t. An- Abridgment of the raboVt Work, for the Use of. Schools. aid Young Persons, in one large vellum Svo. with a Selection Of ',the most - usetul Map s, carefully copied' tient fliostili the 4u . art6 Edition. The Third Edition, revisal an.' enlarged, p rice aSa. : bound. • T 2. Fight' Numbers of Mr,Vinketton'a New Modern At- Iss, engraved in the size called Atlas, so as to correspond with thecelebrated Works of LVAiiville and engraved with the utmost,beauty that the state of the Arts can admit. To he completed in Twenty Numbers, each containing Three Maps, and one published every Two Months, price il. :4. NEW MUSIC, Published by GOULDING, D'ALMAIN, PoTrull, And Co. No. 1,, Soho.squarc, and No. 7, Westmoreland- street , Dublin. - THENIE, from the Creation, with . Variltiong, for the Piano Forte, liarp, and Flute, composed by J . Mazzinglti, No. 6, price ss. ' SclaN , onian Air, with -Vatiationi, for ditto, composed by ditto, No. 7. pricey'. to be continued. • A Sonata for the Pluto Forte. composed by G. W. Grif fin, and 'performed by the Author at the Installation at-Carn bridgr, Op. 7, price ss. W. HOlder ,_A onata for the Piano Forte. composed by I. , m us. DAr. Op. 34, price 3s. 6d: La Coeur Palpite for ditto, composed by ditto, price 2s, 6d. • Air, by 1 4 . V. Beethoven, adapted to words taken from tycidas, by Sc Ogic, of Bath. price 33. Froth Childhood's Dawn, sung by Mr. Phillips, price es:. and Trust Me .would you 'taste True Pleasure sung by Mrs., Dickons ,• being the' . additional Songs intr‘idyeed in the Opera of Lionel and Clatissa, composed exprcasly by Sir J. A. Stevenson,•Mus. Doc. • ' A General and Compreirnsive Instruction Book for the dedicated to Sig. Spagnoletti,' by I. D. Laden, of Bath, price tos. 6d. HILBGAINS are prevented from breaktng,,and ‘,../ their tormantinA Itching instantly removed y y w IIIT t ilt'. AD's EN C MUSTARD, iniiversally esteemed tote its , extraordinary 'tfficacy in ltheurnAtistris, Patsies, Gouty Affections, and Complaints of . the Stomicli , hut where this certain remedy has P4tlll unknoiNti, Air nck ected, and the Chilblains have actually broke, WITITVIE A D's FA MICY C EItAT e4se the pan), and very, speedily b6I them. • • pothecary, es Prepared tend sold by- g..lolinsion, A , Grevlt:: street, Soho, London, the e4,,,,,,cc and eius at 2S, 9d. em..h.l the Cerate as r Od. and 21 get. Sold laij? evert Menicint Vender - in the United Kiiigdorn.• 0 - The Genuine has a black ink sstrup, with the thane of R. Johnston iesarred on it. R. PEED has the htildness tomssett, tin nei ther fearing a competition with high.charaders in pro ffosional skill, tar having recourse to the violent powers' of poisonous Nlercutials, he challenges them to do by their Nl', tlelaia what ins has done by his VIA; E TABLE D !WI'S and at all times really to do in h al f the 4inle, 'and at :half the expellee; he pledges himself to cure the Venereal Disease, in its most inveterate state, for one Single Guinea, if ever so hills standing, ‘vienoilt confinement or injury to Oct Collati ttllloo, or the money returned. These Drops arc sold its bottles, with plain direetions, that either sex may cum tileinbeiVel, price 35. 6d. stamp duty in cluded, at No. t, I.lcpiorpond street.. Gray's; Inn- lane, 11,1- burn ; where Dr. Yeede may b' consulted (Otis). froin six to ten every evening, except Sundays,. N. IL The most inveterate Itch cured withoUt washing, anointing, or inconvenience. MK -COUGHS, CONSUNII' rtoNs,&c. • •P'ECTORAL LSOiNCE OF. COLTS tOOT„ MBE Herb Colaoot, called l i esiilage by the An *tents, was tbetioguished,' as its name conveys, lbr its exmllence in the cure of Coughs, Astlimas, anti other pulmonary complaints; it gently opens, and heats rawness and soreness or the breast, allays the tickling which .pro yokes irsquent coughing, and gives liberty of lireathing, without -danger ot 'taking cola; thus it wilt prevent' curt sumptions, it taken before the Lungs are utenfated. Prepared by lames Ryan,. Surgeon, in Bristol ; and sold only by. F. Newbery and' Sons, No. 45, S. Loo don, in' bottles 3s. 6d.'each. And by appointment by Ha con, 0x lord stieet ; tiarvkinft, • Rona street; w Holborn; Ludgate-street ; and Clarke, B ' orough. t)b,erve the words, " Neobery, No, '4` ‘r. Borough. 1 engrave4ou ttieStamps, TT Li - . MONDAY; NOVEMBER 11:311. . ' RE.BUILDINC nt 2 ' CIRURY-LANE THEATRE , A 1' the COMMITTEE held at the Treasury of the Old Theatre, in Drury-lane, on,Wednesday, Noy So. it wt s deemed expedient to" announce to the Subscribers, and to the Public, "toe his Royal Highness the Prince Re gent had been graciously 'pleased te comply with the earnest" wish expressed by the Committee, through Colonel Mac• Mahon. that his Royal Highness would 10,.: graciously pleased lo allow the Bust of his Royal Highness to term the subject Of their Corporate Seal, in terms of the most gratifying con descension. and that steps have been taken to carry the de sign of the Committee thus to reccad the high Patronage en joyed by the Company of Subscribers into execution. in 4 manner worthy thereof. Further, that a List of new Sub scribers has been sent to the Committee by Col. Mac Mahon, formed, under the immediate sanetion of the Prince Regent, and comprising the Gentlemen upon the EStablishment of his Royal Highness's Household. The Committee•have also to state to the Subscribers, that their List receives daily augmentation, that claimants have liberally and spontancously subscribed the amount o. the bums for which they liii'vecompciUnded • and tint the number. bf outstanding claimants has been father and considerably diminished, by the aeceptanee Of the terms proposed in the difetent classes. • The number of New Renters signed amounts now to One Hundred and N owes -eieht. The Contracts tor the Building leave been sign'ed attd seal ed, and the Securities entered into. There ate near fit':: hun dred men employed iii ft , rwarding the Building, and they have already made such progress, that the wholeeateitial walls of the Theatre appear above the street, and the internal walls, generally, are iodic ;sine st,,ic. The Moors io f the Green room and Dressinki , .:as, on each side of the Stage, arc put ting on and the wall.. of that part of the building are raising to receive the next tioots. • The Committee flalle the satistaaion to add, that the Architect, Mr. Beri)amiligyatt, unites unretiiitting attention to his duties, with the prompt and skilful' performance of them's and that the work or Mr. Rowles challenges the most minute investigation, bout in its materials and con strudioa. SAMIU tVIIIT BR EAD, Chairman. All Claimants upon the Old Theatrical l'ropi-rty, whose claims' have not yet been before the Committee, ate request. ed to send an account at their claims, addressed to Mr. W ard, Secretary to the. Committee, at the old Treasury Office, in Drury-late. Subscitptions continue to be received at the under- men. • tioned Bankers •• • • Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, and Co. ' Rine, Hill, and Barnets. • • Robartss Curtis, and Co. Smith, Payne, and Cu. Boats, and Co. • Gosling, and Co. ' • Child, and C 0.,. Coutts, and,Co. Vs right, and Co. •, , , . Drummond, and CO, , • Bi,klulph, COcks, and Co. • • Davison, Noel, arid 'remplar. . tiorland, Ransom, and Co. Berries, and Co. Birch, and Co. ' , • Ma l len, Nlageos, inatCo. and 4t, IvleSStt, Mininersleys and Co.'s Pall- Mall, Bankers to the Subsctibers,' It is a, Joint Stock,CornP4 ll 9.! Each SoosCriber,is Liable only for the amou nt of his own SubscrptiOn. A Subserippm of Five Shares of to7l. each, entitlis the 'Subscrils , n• tot Personal Free ,brill :sum fur Life. • rill s uch Subscriber", will he ,:t lioeity to • - , ul ster their Per sooal Adinissio, to any Live.: *they may doll proper to nettle, previous to the °pealing ui the 'I heat e. Claimants upon the Old Theatrical Property, who may have compromised their Clainiss are at libetty to sunset - the to the amount of the sum for winch they may have coin. pounded, in equal Shares of taole each, without payinent of deposit. All such Subscribers are desired to send an Account, in 'writing, of the number, at Shares for which they intend to subscribe, to Messrs. lialnmersley and Co. Pall•olall. • • • CU MDIIRLAN D TO II E SOL D :Y PRIVATi '..!ONTRACT,. ALLthat Capital MANSION-UokigE and LS . I. ATt., called BA RROL K LODI; in the County of Cumberland, adjoining the high r03(1 front l'en rith to Carlisle, being seven nulea distant trout the latter, andeleve:orOnt - the former; contain•ng goo Acres or MM. ObOUU (exclusive of the share of Common yet to. be re ceived), of most valuable hleadow, Arable i and Pasture Land, within a Ring tence, well watered and most beauti fully wooded, and in the Most perfect condition • the River 'Pettetell running th rough it for near twontiles'(one of the hest Trout Streams in the, North of England), and on which is t capital Mill lately. rebuilt, as is the Dwelling-house ad. joining. The annual value of tlier,Estate is tliool. or there !abouts ; and when the full allotMent of f..:tntnon For is added to it by the Commissione r s now dividing Inglewood t. the val tied it is computed to amount , to above 24001. per annum. Such an improvable Estate is seldom offered to sale, and is well worth the attention of itny,Noblonun or Genileman inclined to lay out money in Land. The 'louse is in coin plete condition to receive a Family immediately.. tor Nigher information and particulars apply to. Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and, lloinville, Lioeolo l l.illll, with whom a Map and Plan of the Estate are lodged; %rid to Messrs. Mounsey ;htd ESTATE FOR SALE, . Upset Price unde r Twenry . )( Cal i Purchase. * , To lIE SOLD, Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, on 11flontfay, the tlith day of January, 1312 4 at Two o'Clock, ..._„, _ _ b ,_ by Pulic Roup, - • .11-IE. LANI)S .of EASIER' and WESTER i: P R ESS, lying in the Parish of Coltlingbarn, awl Shiro ~t Ilerwiek, as mire particularly described Li wooer Adver tisements, with a Freehold qualification ' . . These Lands consist' of abbot 6Q , ,. Acres, all,,Arahle, in closed and subflivided,oxclusive of .the GroUnd under Plan tations. The i,..ater part of theln are fit for raking Wheat, and a larg: pr p , - ion is Weil adapted for the Tor,nip flits. bands}. , , There ar.: ...9 Acres of rho' tug Plantation, II: thin. ninga ut wined, will be itnatenialely 0500 to the property, the grouter part bong twelve years 'old - . -Theregood steadmg of Offices, with Threshing Machinery, -moved by water, centrically 'situated for the whole property f hosides which, there is a cointnodious Mansion I louse, and large court et ()dices, al prey, ilt u.ieil as the !'teas Inn, one of the regularstages on tile London road, . and let alsout two' years ago at a: progressive rent, rising troth .10_1. to .1501. per ,annum. '- 4 - • , , 'flue Lands, xclusive of oft,he Freehol d qualification, were gif4estimated by r. Low, Wood mi. twar years ago, at a fl y yearly rot of ail. and a price, 'act toting the Plantations, of 20,00 besides 17001. for the T litn •lii4l Offices, and the Wye been more ?ecentfy estimated by anOther respectable tidge, at a rent of ro3jl. and at a price, itii.:ltiditlg 1210. or the Plant alt All, of 15,73. d. eXli i l SiV e of Ine Inn arid offices. separi!ely vAiu,...l at a fourteen )ears.puichase of 'their pre. scut relit. 'Ole whole fool now,be exposed It the to n upset price , our 176 oti NA,11115. 1 , 1 the separate Freehold qualificat mai:ing ill,stol. fir the whole. • . . , ' . The stun paid far I‘linister 4 s stipend is, on art average of y.,..., rs . .Giily t05.'60. - he J.Jott Tax pits been redeemed, arid .any other burdens T are rnere t r fles, A Purchaser tuay have itturiektiate access to the natural possession of nearly,, the. whole Property, the greater part having been tinder the, rnairageniAit of the. Proprietor for se. • veral . years, So that upon the whole, a More advantageous op poi i ullitY fus.,t he invest merit of utoney - has , rarely cic cui rect. For further partic ulars application may be made to Robert •Wilsorri - Aecointitant, - No. 9, ilows.weet i or Messrs. Thompson and Floating, Writers to the Signet, Nti.B, South Fteciern;k street, Edinburgh; or to William Cunningham*, . Writer, Utilise. . . .. , .• „ - , . . This Day was rft ! bl s hed In Four Volumes Odavo i pace in boards. ii. 16s. ,—Oadioated by permi ( ssion , to ftlr,s.S. M. Bowdldr, rriIB::COUNTEgS and GERTBUDE or , t . r ' '141013.ES ose I DISCIPLINE. _ _ Ily LIETITIA MATILDA HAWKINS. Printed fur F. C. and t. Itivington, No. 62, apt. Paul's Churchyard; sold also by I. llar,:nard, No. 100, dilly. This Day was published, handsomely printed in Two vols. ()Claw, price in boards, tI Is. • or, on tine Royal Paper, 11. r Is. 6tl. A N ENTIRE . NEW VERSION the BOOK. CA. of PSALMS ; it, which an Atterniyt Is made to rc. conunoclate them to the worship of the L liristian Church, in a Variety of Measures. now in generat Use.l with original Prefaces ; and Notes, Critical ar.tt Explanatory. . liy the Rev. WILLIAM GOODE, A.M. Reelor of St. Andrew. Wardrobe, and St y Ann, Blackfriars ; ',carver of St, lottrrolWapping, kc. • N. B. The Work, in its prestnt form and size, is designed as a Book for the Clostt, and tor the ChurCh't . but should it meet with such approbation as to induce,a hope of general utility, a Cheap Edition may be prepared for that puriibse, somewhat larger than the New Verson,. Printed tor the Author - and Sold by F. C. and I. Ri. vington, No. bz, St. Paul's Chun:lt-yard ; and 1; liatchard, No. Igo, Piccadilly. • - This Day were„published, . . In Two large Volumes, Octavo, price in boards, A New Edition. being the Seventh, nt 1 -4 H E MIGUMLNTS' of .she BOOKS and CHAPTERS of the OLD andNliW TE , ;TAMENT, with Practical Observations'. Written originally in trench, By the Rev. Mr. OSTERVALD, Professor of Divinity, and one rithe Ministers_ of the Minis ters of thit Church at Neufchatel, in Switzerland t and by win presented to the Society fur_ Promoting Christian Knowledge. Translated by 101-IN CHA MBE R YN E, rsq, Printed for V. C. ind I. Rivingtun, No. 6z, St.. Paul's ht' .:h-yard 'N. B. 'The Arguments contain a'clear and concise Account of the Stit , jeti matter of all th,e. Books and Chapters be in the Old New Testament. The RefleAions consist of Prac. tical Observations on each Chapter, illustrating and entorc• ing the Truths and lnstruelioni therein contained. This Hook was Z ranalatcd at the eXpence of the. Society for p to. 'meting Christian Knowledge ' and is one of the Books re comm.:nth:4 and dispersed by that Society. EritlCE SD:PENCE HALFPENN PICTUALLING-OFFICe, Ish-vembei i 3, t 8 i l. rirUECOMM/SSI T ' ONEItSjor kICTLIA L G -I,- Hit melyfisTrs hpif do hereby Rave IVarice t 1 that. on Frid Ly , next, the lith ixtts. tbry tti!l he nate) , " to revive Ten • d-rs in writing. ( aa2;4l tot), and treat fat the study sf 7.c;f.irt • in.ty he ii.n.ind:d /pr . the ale if We Maj. vy's Ir6f,p, ai the . kand V. Grenada: - for Twelve Ninths err: fn, 'at",,i farther,.-witil Six Illontht - warning shad 4e given ox eitLer for the tertninati.:n thereof, Tv 6r pail for by Bills payable, with Interest, Ni Doi after -The Condition of the Contrail 'entry h stew at the Seeretal,lis Office. No rnard will be bad to ay Tender in which the Price shall n.l be inserted iv wo, Is at length, or that shall not he delivered , to the, Board belore Orteo'clock on the sal) Friday, the 29th no the kW-son who snakes the Tender, or Jsme, Prune hit behalf, attinds, to answer when called , . Each Mier matt als4 be accompanied by a Letter stned mho ortporesible Persons engaging to become b a vid with the. Parry tendering, in the Penal Sun: of Isl. pet cent. crs the aAII,QOII of the trotable anetnal surely for the due poll:ranee of ite Contract. , r 1 TUAGL/NG.UI'F.'ICE, Nowesstbir 8, tBl r. rr H E COM MISSIOIV ERSfor PICPUri LLIA (.; liis'll.l4.7eSTr'S Itts_4l/Y do bereby give Mil, e, I it on Friday the zs,ab inst. they will be ready 14 sective Tenders' it! tutiting, (sealed up), and heat for such luantities of ictsr s i Spanish Rlila VC' IN E•at rife ntlet7itte merchants and deafen therein may think proper to offer; to be subjce:l to a V... 1 rya of Twelve 111ontho ; to be delivered fee o/ Customs and b.:Arise MO• ties, ow-hall tin real between the Ist 7,oma v andxsih if i ts tl nqr 44 the other. ball bet,,,ecn the 16th April and the joth ."yanrl:l - into his . aVlnjests's.ktastating Sion s at Depdosd, mouth, and POtitouth ; and to be paid for by bills, paint*, with Interest, Ninety Dos alter date. The Conditions of she Contrail mo be sera at the Seerstar"'t- NQ regard tog! 6e had ..to ar : y Tender in which the Pr ire shall ptoi be inJet led in lcurdr at le-rb, or that shall nry be delivered tj the iiiard &for One o'l,,ek on the illy, for I. mr unless the Person .who makes the Tender, ar tome Pos..n on Zthalf t nntiver nvben ccl ell f ir. • PICT UiU.G I NG.UI 'I''IG'C, • Pin.. 20, IEI .- tHE mrssroYEßs)o7: ncrwiLLz.NG . 1 - 1118 mAyr:sn'is NAPY do &red); give Nino., That on Friday, the, 29th instant, they v , lll 61 ready 10 ieeeive Tendert, in writing (sealed nil,' 4nd treat for the to e rf ;be SA\V • DUST, produced in his illajegy'r'Colerage .:e 'Apr. land, Jr one year certieln, front e-be date.ej .are Cattraet and Inither, una rlnce itentbs warning 'ball be given for tbe ter. 11.,erenf. The Conditions of the Contrael may h seen at tbe Seesetates Offte. • No regard thill he hate asp' Tender in whirl, the Price 3.1,11 bo , interted ivords at length, or: that shall not he ie. livered to the Board before One in lock on the said . F)1 la), the 291 h Pruett', nor unless the Person who snakes the 'fender, or some Vetson on his bebalf, attends, to ansurs ahey far'_ • ENCOURAGEI) by the uniform success nt tendi9g their peculiar method of treatment in the Cute of a few prevalent t:omplaints, which has b..en coritirined uy the ex perience of iittity years in a large end extensive practice ; , sensible also of the happy cads resit ittng to the public front medical men confining their **Mention to a certain ClaSs of DisaaSeS,,NlCtSSfi. GOSS and CO. continue tedirett their studies to, tin,e cilsoiders arising from a secret destruetik habit of inconsiderate yontli, which not only occasions 'a numerous tniitfrif nervous affections, but also entails on its votaries, all the enervating imbecilities.of old age, • In thet ; distressing state of Debility or Deficiency, whether the een• sequence of stitli baneful • I titbits, excessive drinking, lone residence in hot climates, pretty other cause, by which the owers of, she . Constitution become inteehled, as teen : lady educated Skireeons of London, they niter a firm, safe, and speedy-Restoration to soundand vigorous Health. " Vyium,an early applic itinn as nude for the Cure.of C Eft. :•1 DIS,O R DER, trequently contracted in a mumeni of inebri.:tv,. the eraktC.atkin is generally completed in the. short stiace ot s two days unit in the .more advanced and inveterate stages of Venere , pl I iptettioni, charaderiseci by a vatietv of anti distressing symptom,, a perseverance in i•ricir of ( without restraint ineliet or exercise) will insure to the V;tient a permaileot and radt--al Cure. ‘. The DieeaseS of the Urethra, as frequently con:teasel with Or arising 1;0111 the above Complaint, have not escaped their . attention ; - by'an infallible Mid improved Plan, th;iy are rpi. anted to remove obstinate Gleets and Stiitiures, .wtterboi se- cent (tea long duration, without Tekutiint to the pain lit I dangerous use of the Caustic tiousie. Many iiistauces , adduced of very . inveterate Cases, of several years,. toe . .ieli yteldt.A.to their meth od in a few cla , } s, atter T cure had beets attempted by. other Pratlitirsilere wittioat otliketi and such has been the agreeable re=nlt or:, praelice of totirteert years, that the mode of treatitteot h,... not in one single in stance ever proved abortive,. dem; which 'period ;n i4v thousand liersons, of both sexes, have experienCerl tits. joy rmnr of having been perteetly C.ort.cl, after ;•.,1 injurious methods had been persevered,iii to no purooe G()SS and Co. exclusively professing the Cure of these pintickilar complaints, in order that. they may not by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy an justly at tachcd to the ignorant Empiric, think it but justice to them• selves to state, that they have been prtiperly atorvel anti initiated into every branch of the prulession..(ceßificat6 rot . which, frotn different hospitals, and tes,iimoitiels front the. most eminent Physicians, they have to convince Any inquirer) hat the succes resulting treat their endea'Ours first induced them to "quit the practice ot.the general' 'Practitioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a :air ground tor the unprecedented confidence with which they litre, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. Tit be consulted at their hound daily felettonally or by letter). by Putients of either se x, with secrecy and delleitt.: • patients in the country are requested to state the particalf I ars of their case, age, and mannerof Note . , , for erl v ice anti medicines, and the sante wit lee foreliod rtt to any tsar of the kingdom.' CUSS a! 4 Co. titstgootta., 14, Douverie street, eet str eet. PRICE AY Y. Hank titnt:k , ibdia BOWS 175 I ga, pr. t ' Navy,; pei cut *9613 S3uth Sea ;rock . , Imn,s per Cent. Excheci. Bilk, 3d. pee d.. 11, 4 p et (. r m. 74* 78 f . par, 2.1 i . pr.-34d, per itay, 3 per (.'ent. 63 623 o'..ss. pr. pel Cent, Cons. 64 I Minium. U ink. 1.. Ann. 16/ Imperial; pti• Cent. India StcioJt, , NAM*. Mt aqtli Nov. 44 STOCKS SATU