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THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1810.

41D11111tAL7'11.0FFICE,
Dec. 22, 1809. ,
MOTIC E is Izereby liven,that a Session of Oyer
4.7., and Terminerand Gaol Deliveg, for the Trial of ,Offemees
committed on the High Seas, within the yurintiElion of Ihe 4,d-
-miralty of England, will be held at -.7.ustice Hall, in the Old Bai-
ley, London, on ltlonday, the zzd of Yanttaty- next; at 2101
o'Clock in the Morning.
cRek.ER.

TRA'NSPORT.OFFICE,
Yan. 3, dio. •
HE COMMISSIONERS for Condußing His
1 YESTY's TRANSPORT 'SERVICE, for taking
Ca-re of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and fur the Care and Custody
of Pqsoners, of War, do hereby give No:ice,. That they will be
ready. at this Office,. on Tuesday the 16th of 7anuary, tBl9, to re-
ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be will-
t;contra'a Jro ritinahing Priv:vers. of War in' Health and
in Sicknrsrat Dartmoor, for Six MOnths certa7/4 from the ut of
March,' 18 to.

No Tender'will be received after One o'Clcek err th;. Div of
reati; nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an agent /or him,
per:or:alb. attend., Each Tender must 6e accompanied by a Letter
from two respiaable Pers,mr engaging to become bound with the
Person tendering, in the Sum of zoca.for the due performance of
the contraß.

Falther Particulars may be known ly applying at this Office,
or to Capt. C:Otgrave, Dartrnor, and Capt. Kokeri, Plpnou:b.

' To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. •
LADIXS AND GENTLEMEN, • --
•
A S the ELECTION is fixed for TU.SDAY;the
-161) of January, I beg leoi,e respeelfully to solicit the
honour of your attendance at the India • Houe, and of your
Vores-on that day.
The encottreement whiCh I continue to rivet with, in
the course of my Canvass, justifies my entertaining the 'flint
sanguine hopes of success ;, and, I can assure you, that if, by
your favour, I should obtain a Seat in the Direction, my en
deavours to promote the Company's welfare shall' be exerted
with- zeal_and -independence, as the only suitable return
which I can make for the flattering and hpAurable support-
. which has been bestowed upon me. --11 • -
I am, Ladies and: Gentlemen,
With the utmost reipi6l,•
• Your most obedient, and humble Servant, •
RICHARD TWINING.

, . . .
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Strand, Dec. 29, ilk).
Mr. Tvvining's Committee meet daily at the King's Heed,
in the Poultry, where all Communications ivill be thank.
Stilly received. . . ,

"ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEE BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS;
• Empowered 'by Ad of Parliament,

For INSURANtE from -FIRE, and on LIVES,; and for
the Grant and Purchase of ANNUITIES.

T NSLTRANCES falling 'due at Christmas should
be renewed within fifteen. Days from that period. •
abatements are made, according to the Plan, Which origi.
oared with.this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire Instil,
.ranc,esout of London. A large Advantage is allowed on Life
Insurance; and every fa6lity • is 'afforded by which the'in.
terest and convenience of the Public may be promoted.
'WARN Eit P.l-11 PS, Secretary.;
*.„` The Company'is Office for the West.en:l-of London is
at No. 97, 00 the West Side of Newßoad-street, near Ox-
ford-street.

WESTMINSTER SOCIETY.'
FOR INSURANCE
_ON LIVES AND SURVIVOR.

SHIPS, AND GRANTING ANNUITIES,
Strand and Cornhill, London; ' •
And by Agents in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and other
principal Towns.
INSURANCE on LIVES affords the opportunity
to provide for the Aged, the Widow, and the Fatherless,
and to gnard against the loss and disappointment of a depend-
ance on the casualty of Life;
To provide fines for the renewal of Leases, held on Lives ;
To secure the purchaSe money for Annuities or any Lite
' 4terest ; as,
„Church Preferment or other situation, by which they pos-
sess only Income for Life
To the arrangement .of Marriage Settlements and
other pecuniary transaelions ;
To assist debtor anckreditor in accomplishing the settle.
Runt of affairs to-prevent bankruptcy.
GRANTING ANNUITIES

Affords a resource against Old Age, Sickness, bodily In.
firinity, and othei casualties of Life.
ROBE ItT SKE L,TON, Sec.

. .
NEW AND SUPERIOR SCHOOL BOOKS.
SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, Wholesale Book-
selWr, London, having completed,'
at. an expellee of
upwards:of-a huntlre4 thousand pounds, a seri:s of Elemen-
tary Books, far the use.of Schools and Young Persons, -which -
correspond in plan and execution' with the liberal and ex-
tended views of Modern Education, submits a List of those
which have already appeared; --or which will be published
diiring the ensuing vacation, to the attention of the Masters
:trip Governors of Academies, throughout Great Britain arid
Ireland. These Works having been recently written for the
express convenience of Teachers, and for the general use of
Schools, -it is scarcely necessary to state, that they are Prau-
tically adapted to the routine of the various classes of the
largest Seminaries ; that they exhibit the latest discoveries
and improveinents of the Scieiices of which they respeCtively
treat ; and that they are of';; size and • price corresponding
with-the economical -views of parents. On inspecting the
List, the intelligent Tutor will remark, that some of the im-
portant- Subjects of these Works are here brought into such a
shape and compass as to render them, for the first time,
branches of ordinary Education; ,while at the same time the
subjects on which there have previously existed other Ele-
mentary hooks, ate mate:kin the Nt w Works here presented
to the public,. in-so-novel and lucid, a manner, as to give them
an,almost equal claim to the merit of originality.
The whole may be had,With the fUll allowance to schools,
of every Bookseller in the United Kingdom.

The
I.o'wpoNAATlM.Ofti , by m
READING,.
M. Pe,ham, price 6d.
Dr. MAYQii.'4. SPELLIN
price-Is. 6d. _ 6-1300 K, till 91st Edition,

READING EXERCISES; for the I unior Classes in
Schools, by fife Rev. D. Mail., price Is-. 6d. bound.
The C.LASS.I3OOK, or 365. Lessons for Schools; by the
Rev. D. Blair, price Ss. bourxt.,

•
ENGLISH LANGUAGE. "
A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LAN-
GUAGE; with Exerciies, Sec. coippleic in this singleßook,
by the Rev. David Blair, pike 2S. 6d.
The ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOSITION, or
the Alt of: Writing the Ellglish Language with perspicuity
and elegance' by Dr. IRVING, price 7s. 6d.
LETTERS on LITERATURE,- COMPOSITION,
and TASTE, addressed to his Son, by Dr. Gregory, price
125.

A SCHOOL DICTIONARY, being an Abridgment
and Adaptation of Entick's English Diotionary, for Schools,
as. 6d.

ARITHMETIC, &c.

PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC, or the Arithmetic of
Real Lite andA6tual Business, by the Rev. 1. Joyce, prise
3s. 6d.
A KM'. to DITTO, containing Witt Questions worked at
large, for the use of Tutors, price as. 6d.
The ELEMENTS of LAND SURVEYING,
.by A.
Crocker price 7s. 6d. bound. •
_ _

The ~G.RA.MMAR of GEOMETRY, by Dr. Smith,
3s'. 6d. _

BOOK-KEEPING, &c.

The GRAMMAR of COMMERCE, TRADE,and MA-
NO FACTOR ES, by T. Mortimer, Esq. price 3s. 6d.
The ELEMENTS of BOOK•KEF.PING, by single and
double Entry, by 1. Morrison, of Glasgow, price 7s.
A GENERAL VICTIONARY of Commerce, Trade,
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GEOGRAPHY.
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by the Rev. 1. Goldsmith, price is. 6d.
POPULAR GEOGRAPHY, being a Secitiel to, and
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Author, with' sixty plates, price 14s. bound.
GOLDSMITH's GEOGRAPHICAL COPYBOOKS,
or Outline Maps, parts 1. and 11. at 3s. each.
The SCHOOL ATLAS, ,Companion to the above, price
s,
A aT,iBNK GLOBE, to be filled up by the Students, in
penal, and one Globe will serve for too Pupils, price 11. 7s.
or IL 10S. in a packing case.
Dr. SMITH's New GEOGRAPHY, illustrated with
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61. 6s. _ _ _
, .

N. 1.1. A Pair ofAdarns's new Nine•inch clobes given with
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The GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by the
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The ELEMENTS of ANCIENT HISTORY,• by the
Rev. Robinson, price 6s.
The ELEMENTS .of MODERN HISTORY, by the
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MA.YOR's HISTORY of ENGLAND, .2 vols, with_
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The LADY's HISTORY of ENGLAND, written in a
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2i.GRAMMAR:oe- the LATIN TQNGUE, fc r
the use of Schools.
ia By f. (ONES, Author of the Greek Grammar.'
Printed for I. Mawman, az, Poultry.
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use ofthe most hutnble learner, by its simplicity, piV.:ision,
and bretiity, is, at the same time, calculated to interest the
philosophical teacher, by the novelty. and solidity of 'its
principles.