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London, England, 1812-12-24 00:00:00

MRS. WES I's NEW NOVEL.

This day was published, in •I'hree Vols. l2mo. the Second
Edition, price 21s.boards,
THE LOYALISTS, an• Historical Novel, By
the Author of Letters to a Young Man; A Tale of the
Times, otc.
" Preserve your Loyalty, tralntato lour !tights."

Inscription on a column at Appleby.
" We are delighted with this book, Which Is at once original
and interesting."--British Critic, October, 1812.
I'rinte.l tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Pater-
noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, .14, New Bond-street.
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Y. The 1...:,,,55;p'd Story, 2 vols. 12:fte. if boards.
S. Letters to a ruing Lady, S vole. £l. Is. boards.
4. Man, ditto, £l. Is: boards.
• S. Poems and Plays, 4 vols. Xi. 31. boards,
6. The Mother, a Poem, lento. is. boards. .

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This day was published,
In Three Volumes, Avo. price ,f-t. os. boards,

98mtitedAlViii RoA
BlitHittrizt..sie ld)atm; cotrß:aecartoTni),pa.
nion to the Playhouse; containing historical and critical
Memoirs, and original Anecdotes of British and Irish Dramatic
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Writers, from the

of our Theatrical Exhibitions

amongst whom are some of the most celebrated Actors, Also
an Alphabetical Account and Chronological Lists of their Works,
the Dates when printed, and Oh,ervations on their Merits.--..
finetlicr wick an introductory View of the Rise and Progress of
the British Stage.—Origimily compiled by Dssvin 111SLINIt
BAKER, continued to the Yeur 1763, thence to 1782.
By ISAAC REED, F. A. S.
And brought down to the End of November, 1811, with consi-
derable Additives and Improvements throughout.
By S I'EPHEN 'JONES.
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and Feiner.

MRS. MORE'S NEW

WORK.

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CHRISTIAN NIORALS.—By HANNAH Moir.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may he had, by the same Author,
I. Practical Piety ; or, the influence of the Religion af the
Heart on the Conduct of the life. Eighth Edition, 4 vols. price
10s. 6d. in bounds.
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on Domestic Habits and ?vlannect. Religion and Morals; 2 yob.
lath Edition, pnce 12,. in boards.
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rubjects taken from the titbit. `1 o which la added,
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ANY Gentleman or Lttly in want of WHITE
WINE, may he eupplle&with the mo't eypeilor XEKES
ever imported, at' D. GONMERO'!,s Spamsli Merchant, No. 7,
Upper Duekinghato-street, Strand, io lots of two dozen, at 4rts.;
delivered to any part fret of ev,sen:e. U. Gonmero is enabled
to refer to twenty different Noblemen, who have purchased large
quantities of the Wioe. Country orders duty attended to. Hour"
from Ten to Five.

SALES $Y AUCTION.

At the London Tavern Pe;hole-strael, Plymouth, Orr Brhisy
the eta slay of Jilt;uery urinous filelelock at noon,
THE Deautitoi Ship GENERAL GATEi, of
the following Dimensiohs:
Length on Deck, 117 ft. 4i in. I the Mai* Deck to the tipper
Irrt adds, 3a feet, r inch. part of the Hold Blame,
Depth of Moll from the under feet 41 Inches.
art of the Main Desk to the Dept of Waist, 4ft 4t inches.
Limbers, 13 feet 2 inches. A dmeasures 54S 72-21 Tons.
Dei.th from the under part of
'lbis Sidp is about two y...irs n'd, has a Hush Deck, anti is
pierced far 20 guns, and was built at New York, of the hest ma.
serials by an goOsh Mechanic. bhe is copperesi, and copper
fastened, has a Bust Man Head, and is well &nand in Sails and
othtr Stores. L'eing strong for deserter, site is isn't-01y canto-
'Ate(' for a chip of wit, and would make a most desirable runner,
or for any other employment for which a ship of her class might
be wanted. She was captured on her voyage fr,..n Bourdeaux,
aft, r a smart chice. by his Majesty's sh;ps Batts Ponta, ABLIle•
CROWSIE, and Vila AD, *Rd has been cooacturte4 if Prise.
For-Inventories, ai.l further Information, apply to Messrs.
Marsh and Creed, Norfolk-street, Strand; /views. Wilton and
Creed, Crutched-friars, London; Mes:es. Thomas and William
Earle and Co. Liverpool; or to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Mer-
chants, Plymouth. JOHN LUSCOMBI, Broker.
Plymouth, Dee. 14, 11112.
Her large and valuable Cargo, consisting of Cognlro Brandy,
Wines, bilks, Crapc3, Ribbons. Stationary,,Gbves, Silk Stock-
ings, &c. &c. will shortly he exposed In sale. as soon as it bits
been examined and passed by the Atvenue (Mesta.
HaViVK ER and SON&

CAPITAL and very DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
near the COUN 1 Y and MARK E I"FOWN of STAFFORD.
By Mr. CHRISTIF., I
At the Swan Inn at Stafford, on Friday, the 1 sth of January,
precisely at twelve o'Clock, in Nine Lott,
I'HE following very valuable and 11.1;414 lime
•Ii• proveable FREEHOLD E:iTATES, to the occupation of
ramactable Tenants, chiefly on expiring Lease L, vii-:
Lot 1. Worstou Farm and Water Cora Med, held by ilik.'
Eatuu, lying compact on the River Sow, at Bridgefurd, cm ifee
great Mail Coach Chester road, about four miles from Eccieshalle
and three from Stafford. .
Lot C. The Woodside Farm at Renton, seven miles frogiA,
Stafford, in the occupation of Mr. Ford. ‘I
Lot S. the Reputed Manor of Ranton, abounding with Gatto‘
with Renton HO Finn (excepting only Paid Sat Moulin/lA]
held by Mr. S. Mould, together with the Broadheatb, of Mr.
John Mould, and the four Heaths held by Mr. Eaton.
Lot 4. A Farm in a ring fence, being the several holdings of
Messrs. Glover, Brassington and Chambers, with Pool-flit Men.
dow, part of Ranton Hall, and Five inclosures occupied byjAr.
W. Hall, but divided from the Farm of the said W. Hall, by a
Lane running South from the Brook; also the four jiroacilmistb
loclosures of Messrs. Glover and Brassingtoo, and Stighford
River and Renton Doles.
Lot 5. The Wicket Farm, with three Broadheath Pieties, held
by S. Mould. '
Lot 6. The Homestead and New lwascrosotAir. W. Hall, wlthi
all the Lands of this Estate North-east ut Cotton-tape, 'not '
certain Fields held by John Mould (exeopting only two rojt
ush4/Meadows, Richard's apd Lortre ditto, god Lorq's Flat);
two Broadheaths occupied by the said W. Kill.
Lot 7. A capital Farjn, conliating of all the remaining Lido.
sores held by Mr.
,Hall, 6putit of Cotton-lane' and inclucfing all
, the remaining Lands in the oenupotion,of johntsiou:d (eficrPt
only six Fields given to Lot. 9 and 9), and, the whole pf A
tin's Farm.
Lot e. Perkins's Land and the 9els over Loaopws, 404 h
Mr. John Mould. . .
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Lot 9. House and Lands of Widow Horton, ilkID
' Mead and Heykins's I.44llPsr,Nner.leiliew.andgisplireTtallN
by /AA Magid, entailer with 194041101 Ogife 41441 Gardena. , 1
Perdcoan, with eplotwOd Plilliaintar find or SAMPOI
Weenier. Rantonliall after 15th instant; of the griptar or
Stagged Pam ; Swjn, and Vine, Seidrued; Bard, cissier
' Atheneum. taverPool; eif Men ...Men and , Solienoto
Ofelble4leine ..41d19440991; - %At AVMs. AA**, 1444 i
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