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London, England, 1808-09-15 00:00:00

Tfir.-PYRE ROY _A 1., COI ENT-CARDEN.

Ta-moalmw EVENINC SEPTEMBER 16,
will be .1c,..d the Trnedy of
IS A.BET.I.A;
Or, THE IA I AI. MARRIAGE.
Count Baldwin, Mr. MURRAY ;
tiron, Mr. KIX ni.r.; La-on'% Son, Mig3 M.
--BRISTOW;
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Carlos, Mr. C. KEhllll E ' • ViHero?. :.Ir. BRUNI ON ;
Maurice, Mr. JEFFRIF.s ; Egrrosnr, Mr. THOMPSoN ;
Belford, Mr. CLAR EmoNre Officer, Mr., 3.1 KINS ;:
San•son, Mr. F.'. ; Sancho, Mr. TRUNIAN.
liabella, Mrs. SWDONS ; Nurse, Mrs. EMERY.

To which added, a Musical Entertainment, coned
TI-IE ESCAPi.S;
Or, 'll-IE W.VI-.7.R CARRIER.

Count Armand, M:. INCLEDON,
("Mtn, in • that ChuActcr, intrudure the Song of " The
Thnr4," coorosed by Mr. Shield ;)
Dank], Mr. Sli'l!ttON6 ; stinns, Mr. DAVENPORT;
Alichelli, r Au-cF:rr ; Mr. 'TAYLOR.
Consta::!ia, :Mrs/C. KENI.GLE;

Angelina, Miss 1:01:16S ; 'Marcelina, Miss MARTYR.
Places for the Foxes to be tab en of Mr. Braz:dou, at tht Eux-
Office, in liar,. greet.

The doer. to be opened at half-past five, and the Play begin at
hall-past !;x.

Menday the Play of Pizarro rr.brira. Mrs. Siaidons) ; with
the N 'w4 Ce of the Porralt of Cervantes.

On N\ (1d11( sday the Conic Opera of the English Fleet in 1342 ;
an,ll::tyrooLd :in.l Agnes

On 0:n1.-y, King ilenry the Elglith; NTrs. Sit:dons.
:: Eld'fiC:ount of the great e,:erflow front every part r.f the
Th,u!re4,pn the right of (Tvniug, Shakespeare.: Tragedy of
blazt.::h will Le rcprat.ed on Itionday, September 26.

Faun the gr. t.: and unprecedented applause P..stowed on the
several Ile Et tcrtainments, they wilt be repeated this am!
every I..v.iturg.this Week.
AsTi.Evs, 'WESTMINSTER BRIDGE:
I.lnLr the Patt.o:7agt• of tl:.ir R Oyu! Highnesses the Prince of
Wales and Lak• of Yerk.
THIS EVENING, September 15, cri,lay IR, and
Saturday 17, a new Ballet, called HARV. .T E
principal Dancev, Mr. Crossman at•el Mra. Parker—.
Song, called the Nlaid of Csanbourn alley, and the I,,pt lar
of she's cif with Another, by •Mr. Johat• not —Tbe Gram! Naval
and Military Spectacle called
-THE SPANISH PATRIOTS;
Or, .'e NATION IN ARMS.
Extraorilivary Erteg:ian Exercises by the Double Comaany ;
and the Extravaganza of the hunted Tailor. •
To conelts!e vtith the favourite Comic Pantomime of
TI-IE mAGrc PAC 01);
Or, HARLEQU.". TRAVELS.
Harlequin, Mr. Taylor ; Clown, Mr. 'Montgomery ; and Colum-
bine, Mrs. Parker.
Doers to be opened at half past five, and be:;in at half past six.
....'l.llf price at Half-past Eight.
No plat-s can he kept after Half-past Seven o'ClocL

Nut, eat viv,re,scti val. re vita.
To Le PROM:if:JR of Ix..(;oltDON'b VLGLTAIILE BALSAMIC

I'J LL,.

(,zIR—I had for some time laboured under a Drop-
:deal complaint, attended with swelling of legs, a nervous
depression of spirits, loss of appetite, cuti,..:ll, dif6colty
of breathing, and an overflow of bile and phlegm,. ; rly bowels had
been irregular, and often costive t. this complication of bympttor.s
had rendered me ensue to perform my ministerial
After an ineffectoll use of various other medicines, 1 Wo as restored
tohealth 10 the course of a few weeks, by taking freely and regu-
larly the Vegetable ilalsainic Pills, generally taking 12 pills every
day, four at three different times. I was under no restriction with
respect to diet or exercise. I make this acknowledgment, that
others simi:arly afflicted may Le enabled to derive a similarbene-.
ft. I liave now a lox constantly in my possession, and take thein
ticazionally wb, nmy stomach and bowels require their aid.
1 ain, Sir, yours, respectfully,
JOHN Minister of the Old
A. 1, !res. Church, Dout;la-, Isle of Man.
These Pills are recommended for every species of debility, local
srgeneral, as the best medicine set discovered.-They are prepa-
red by an experienced regular surgeon, who may be consulted by
a case lett at Li, w4rilmuse, I S, lirydges,street, Covent Garden ;
where they are s.:ld in boxes at is. 6d. each, and by most respec-
table venders. Country' venders may be stipplied froa!bewarc-

BARRACK OFFICE, SEPT. 9, 11108.
CONDEMNED BARRACK S CORES.
LINEN AND i'OOI,LEN RAGS.

ALL Per,ons willing to Contract for the purchase
of CONDEMNED LINEN and WOOLI,EN RAGS, front
the 30th September, 1808, to 30th September, 1809, in the
several districts throughout Great Britain, may see the .partl-
culars of Contract and List cf Districts, at the Barrack Office,
Spring Gardens, or by enquiring of the seieral Barrack Masters
throughout the same.

Sealed Tenders to be delivered on or before twelve &dock on
the 29th epteinber, directed to the Commissioners for the affars
of Barracks, Spring Gardens, Lewdest, and Indorsed, " Tender
for Condemned Barrack Storm" ,

UK "INGE Giqqc,E, ..14gg.t •29,
FHE PRINCIP/li. OFFICERS of HIS Mil-
"-""

• 01:1)..V42V-CE, de her...!v give
That Proposals will Ise received at their () et: in Nail-Mall,
on or befort Priuiy the 16th of September next, from aueli Per-
sons as may be wilhog to und,rtalte the surply of POIt.A.CE. for
edc Ordna..ce Horses stationed in the following Districo, viz.

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:''nth Britain. South West, including Ports-
Northern. n:outh, Isle of Wight, and
Yorkahire. Christchurch.
t astern, exclusive of Il'arle7. Western.

Southern, exclusive of Chat- Woolwich, Sc its Dependencies
ham• Weoloy sod Chatham.
For 4 period of six Menthe, from the lit of October next.

l'he Forage to tr.: furnished in rations, to consist as hereafter
:nay from time to time be rquired, either of
' 1011 n. of Oats, or of 71hs. of Oats,
121bs. of Hay, 14 lbo. of Hay,
amid and
It lbs. of Straw, /3 lbs. of Stray,:
And mast be delivered at the respective Stations at the expeller.
of the Contractor, who is also to furrikh such Horses with Outs,
.at Ribs. per Ration, as may be billeted within the Disuiet for
whisk Is, contracts.

The Proposals may be delivered separately, or jointly for eaeh
District ;•aad it is espected that the Contractor *ball receive the
Stable Dung that daring the period of his Contract may accumu-
late, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per
Horse per week.

Further particulars may be known, upon application to the
Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District ; and
also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall ■feresaid, any day be-
tween the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals are
to be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for the sup-
ply of Forage ;" but no Proposal can be adndtted after the said
16th day of September, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day
neither will any 'Feeder be noticed, unless the party making it,
or au agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board. R. H. CREW, gvrefory.

HEREFORDSHIRE.
To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SQUIRT!,
A: Garraway'i Coffee House, en Thursday the 13th day of
Octobt-r, l bolt, At Twelve o'Clock,

AVERY Valttllalt: FREEHOteI) ESTATE, in
• - the Co,,rt Her:lard, comprising the Manor and it ny-
thy of IiANIP I'ON COUR' the AneienrMansion House, (re-
!.l. t. wit Ika,:c. mmtodation for a large Family,) with the Uffizi i,
(~ardeni, i;rounds, Park, the HoMe Farm, Water Mit .
Lake, •,:td :NI Ponds; Picturesque Cottages, Orwes, Woodi.
old Plantations, F.,hly ornamented witit Timber chiefly Oak ,
c mi,rising upwards of twelve hundred Statute Acres of vtr./ tie:
rib's., Meadow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop Grourd and Wm.
Land, ( tree ;) delightfully situate in a beautiful Country,
are milts di,taat from the Borough of Leominster; nine from
the Ci:y of Hereford; and 134 tram London.
To he view, d by tickets only, or on application to Mr. Tanner,
at the ti:eward's anise, in Hampton Court Park, of whom prin
ted particulars may he Lad; also at the New Inn, at Hereford ;
'the iiop Pole Inn, WeIrCt•SiCT; at GniTntifdly'S CMfer House; of
Edward Boodle, Esq. Lower Brook street ; and of Mr. Ciarialp,
No. ii, Pall-Mall, London, where a Plan of the Elute may be
s

SOMERSETS II IR E. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At tie Ccorgc Inn, Bridgwater, on Tuesday the 18th of October,
1803, in Lots (unless previously disposed of)
AVERY valuable and connected FREEHOLD
Etcl'ATE, situate at Berrow, In the County of Somerset,
on the Bristol Channel (to which it adjoins upwards of two miles)
nine miles from Axbridge, twenty from Wells and Glatonbury,
twelve from Bridgwater, and twenty-seven from Bristol, com-
prising the extensive Manor of Berrow (coextensive with that
Parish), a very considerable Salmon Fishery and Rabbit Warren,
both of which also extend along the Bristol Channel the length
above-mentioned, with the Rights, Royalties, and Immunities
thereunto tvlonging. Also very rich Dairy and Grazing Farms,
Lands and Tenetnents, containing 1226 Acres statute mkat.sure or
thereabouts (exclusive of the Fishery and Waireu' which consist
of 747 Acres); 767 Acres of the Farms and Londe arc let to very
substantial Tenants for terms which r4ll expire at Lady-day
next, and the remainder are held on Leases for lives, the Whole
being of the estimated value of £2743 per annum clear of. Taxes '
To be viewed by applying to Richard Pollard, of Berrow ; or
to Mr. John Board, of the same place, with whom a Map of the
Estate may be seen. Printed Particulars may be had at the
George T .n, Bridgwater ; the White" Hart, Glastonbury the
Christopher, Wells; the King's Arms, Cross; Mr. Peter Fry,
Compton House, Azbridge;.Mr. Ousels, Printer, Bristol; Mr.
Cruttwell, Printer, Bath; Mess* Truman, Printers, Exeter;
Messrs. Brodic and Co. Printers, Salisbury; Alturs..6,,.flaytts
and Ureaves, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; sail Messrs— I°lM
and William Hollins. Kautalbrd.
A Map of the Estate may also be seen, by applying to Mears.
l)ennetts and Greaves, tit Messrs. J. and W. xfallins, ii, whom
any further infugmation ybe bad.

'l'o COLLECTORS OF SEA WEEDS. '
'lbis day was published,
In Royal quarto, price 41. 13s in boards, Volume 1, containing
71 finely coloured specimens of Sea-weals, with descriptions
in English and Latin, of
F UCI, or Coloured Figures and Descriptions of' the
Plants refermi by Botanists to the Geniis Focus.
Py IJAWSON TUItNER, A.M. F.R.S. and A.S. &c &c.
Landon: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, No. 61, Combat.
N. B. No. 14, price 7.. 6d. being the 2d of volume ti, will be
published October Ist, and the succeeclirg Numb T. monthly.

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VINDICAI'ION of .vangeliclil Preaching, in
L a Letter to a Barrister, occasionea by the Ist part of his
Hiats to the Public and the I.egislature. With a Postscript,
zantaluiug Strictures on the 2d Pan.
By JOHN tiTYLF-S.
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t. Memoirs of the Life of David Brainerd, Missionary, 12mo.
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3.A Sermon on the -Spirituality of the Mine Essence, Sao.
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SPORTS of CASES argued and determined in
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MODERN MEDICINE, cori:aini.tg a brief expo-
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P.sequirrhow far the priuciples of the healing art may become the
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from the time of ALFRED to the CLORIOUS VICTORY of
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each succeeding race of Naval Heroes may be led to imitate the
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