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London, England, 1808-07-22 00:00:00

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THE PICTURE Oi?
,I.CINOON FOR IMO.
'lig Public • aie:tesoctftilly informed that a iew
-a• arid improved,' Edition of the PICTURE of L 8 N,
corrieled throughout so the 2.3 th of April, is this day readrabr
delivert,6 the Booksellers, price ss. 6d. bound In red.
.• This Edition is embellished with new and interesting engrav-
ings, and with a large Map of Linden and another of its Environs,
alone worth 31. besides Tablet of Hackney Coach and Water-
men's Fares; numerous Lists, Etc. &c.

The acknowledged Utility and great Popularity of this work
htiving occasioned Several contemptible piracies.and imitations of
iti unwary persons are cautioned to beware of having such works
obtruded upon:them, which though assuming the appearance,
possess flew of the uses, and none of the original character and
features of the Pictureld London. •
Bridge-Street, June 1, 1808.

THE BEAUTIES OF TOM BROWN!
This dap were published,
In One Volume Duodecimo, embellished with a large Quarto
Caricature Frontispiece coloured, engraved by that inimitable
Artist Rowlandson;price 4s. in lairds,
THE BEAUTIES of TOM BROWN. Con-
sisting of Humourous Pieces in Prose and Poetry, selected
from the Writings of this satirical and lively Author. To which
is prefixed a Life of the Audit:or.
By the late CHARLES HENRY WILSON, Esq.
Of the Inner Temple.
London: Published by 'V. and R. Hugbas, Ludgate-street, and
the rest of the Prvietors.

• Oa the Slit July will be published,
Ig Quarto, price 'Three 'Guineas, in boards,
Dedicated,Ty permission, to the Right Hon. Harry Lord Muls
grave, (first Lord) and the Lords Commissioners of the
.4‘d-
miralty : also under the Patronage of the Honourable Court of
birectors of the Past India Company, and of the Corporation
of the Trinity House; in Ringston-upon-Hull, i Treatise,

entitled
rrHE YOUNG SEA OFFICER'S 'SHEET
• -11- ANCHOR; heing a Key to the leading of Rigging, and to
Practical SeamansWO.
Hy DARCY LEVER.
_ . _

".• This work is attempted on a plan which may ensure its
utility to young Sea Officers, for which purpose every page will
have its Plate of Explanation, containing, in the whole, nearly
six hundred Figsires, engraved on Copper, in a finished tile, by
Butterworth.% of Leeds, under the inspection of the author.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
raw, and sold by all t?eßookkrs.

WORCESTER RACES, 1808.
In the MORNING of TUESDAY, the 2d Auottsr,

Mill be run for, on PEPCHCROFE HAM, near this City,
ASWEEPSTAKES of ONE HUNDRED
GUINEAS ; 3-yr-olds to carry Bst, ; 4-yr-olds, 7st. 41b. ;
.5-yr-olds, Bst. 21b.; 6•yr-olds, Bst. Rd.; and aged 9st.; mares
and geldings allowed 31b.—the best of three two-mile heats.
Hon. W. B. LYGON named 1. by Guildford, dam by Justice,
s yrs old
Lord FOLEY named br. m. Cecilia, by Benningborongh,
yrs. 01d.
Han. W. H:LYTTLETON named b. f. Maid of Dunham, by
Chanter, ti yrs old
W. GORDON, Esq. named b.c. Telemachus, by Orange-
Flower, 3 yrs old
Colonel NEWPORT named ch. h. Doctor, by Precipitate, S
yrs old
ABRAHAM ROBARTS, Esq. named c. h. Twilight, by Caur.
tic, 5 yrs old
Hon. Colonel COVENTRY named b. f. Mho Blanchard, by
Hambletonian, 4 yrs old
Lord STAMFORD's ch. S. St. Domingo, by liambletonian,
5 yrs old
Mr. GOULBURE's gr. h. Grimaldi, by Delpini, 6 yrs old
Mr. B. PR ICk:'s )(net buckle, 5 yrs old.
And, in the Art =ft Koos of the same Day,
A PLATE of FIFTY POUNDS, given by A. Rottarts, Esq.
and \V. Gordon, Esq. the Members for the City, free for all ages;
—3-yr-olds to carry Gst.t 4 yr-olds, 7st. 71b.; 5-yr-olds, Bst. 81b.;
6-yr-olds, Pct. 101 b. ; and aged, est.—A winner of one Plate this
year to carry 31b. and of a King's Plate, or two Fifties, 51. b. extra.
—Mares and Geldings allowed :llb.—the best of-three three-mile
heats. _

. babe) Moll NIKO of WEISMZSD AY. the Sd Aucesr,
The LADIES' SUBSCRIPTIQN PLATE of, , FIFTY
POUNDS, fOr Mt ages ;-3.yr-olds to carry 6st.; 4-yr Ads, 7st.
71b.; 5-yr-olds, Set. Sib.; 6-yr-olds, Sat, tOib.; and aged, 90.
Mares and Geldings allowed 31b.—A winrcr of a Plate, Match,
or Sweepstakes, this present year to carry slb. and I' two or
more Plates, &c. 71b. extra.—'Thebest of three two-nille heats.
And, in the APTIRNoop of the Barre Day,
A SWEEPSTAKES of FIVE GUINEAS each ; to which will
be added, tke HUNTERS' PURSE Of FIFTY POUNDS, given by
the Hen. Lygon and the Hon. W. H. Lyttleton, the Members
for the County, to be run for by Hunters, the Property of Freehol-
&Ts, and pVoved to have been bred in the County ;-4-yr-olds to
carry lOst. 4th ; 5-yr.olds, 11st. 61b.• 6-fr.olds, 12.5 t. ; and aged,
12st. M.—Mares and Geldings to be allowed alb.—The best of
three fbior-mile heats.

The owner of the!second hone to receive Ten Guineas.—
THKFEEN SUBSCRIBERS. Making together more than
ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS.

And, in the .Arrsvicoon of TgoeseAt, the 4th Atrnosv,
A PLATE of FIFTY POUNDS, the County and City Sub-
scription, to be run for by four., five, -six-yr-olds, and aged horses,
mares or geldings ;.--4-yr-olds to carry 7st. ; S-yr-olds, Bst. • 6-Tr-
olds, est. 91b.; and aged, 9st.—The best; 1 three four heats.
A winner of one Fifty-Pound Plate after the lit of March, to
carry Slb. extra ; a winner of a King's Plate, or two Fifties, to
carry Glb. extrs.—Mares and Geldings allowed 81b.
HON. W, H. LYTTLETON, M.P. Steward.
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HORSES NAMED FOR 'THE HUNTERS' STAKES AT WORCESTER.
I4on. W. H. LYTTLETON names Mr. Crane'sb. g. Pumpkin,
by.Puiriplsin,oged. •
HATH.kNIEL CRUMPE, Esq. names Mr. !lope's b. tn. by
Genesi, 67frs old. • • •
al CHAF-D BAY Z•AKIN Etsq.:nintes Prattenton's ch. c.
'by Alfred, 4 CANNING, ROBERT
CANNING, CR. m. DaphlVi by Young Laurel,
Aged• . .
ORDiNARIES,at the CRgqirN, on Tuesday; at the Ullteotati
on Wednesday; and at the Hoz-ue oa tisday;
The STW EARD'i PLAY, Px
on Teejlay Evening. •
BALLS, at the Town Hall, en Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings.
A PUBLIC BREAKFAST, at Diglis Green, on Thareslny.
COCKING' as usual.
All dry found on the Course vriltbe deittOyed. •
JOHN AIoLCROFT,
Cletk of the Coarse .

A BEAW'I'IFUL BARIjEL ORGAN, almost
new, to be SOLD for 30 Gilbsas ; it cost 40 a few weeks
since; it has three barrels, drum, triangle, and six stops, and all
the new dancing tunes, songs, c.; it is well calculated for dan-
cing on board a ship, or to go abroad, as the pipes are all glued in;
it may be sent any where with safety. Sixty couple may dance
to it at one time.—To be seen at N 0.., Leicester-place, Leices-
ter-square, front eleven to four.

In Pursuance of a Commission of Appraiseinent and Silt. ad-
dressed to the Conunissionem fur Sale of Danish Prize:.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the I.Ondon Tavern, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Friday
the sth day of August next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,

FOR NOME CONSUMPTION,
rrWENTY-SEVEN whole BARRELS RICE ;
I- being Part of the Cargo of the JOHN HEINRICK, J. Wet-
tern Master.--. For viewing, Sampl2s, Catalogues, and further
particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant,
Plyittou;ll, July 14, 1808. Plymouth.