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Star.
London, England, 1809-04-07

STAFF SURGEONS.

The Staff Surgeons seem to have been altogether
omitted in the last augmentation of pay. How comes
it that men selected by the Surgeon-General from old
Regimental Surgeons of capacity and experience,
who have passed through all the different gradations
of service, and must be presumed qualified to dis-
charge every duty of their profession, are no better
provided for, (though many of them have been from
12 to 18 years in the service) than Regimental Sur-
geons, who perhaps have never seen a Campaign ?
The Surgeons of the Naval Hospital, who are
upon a similar footing with the Staff Surgeons, have
recently had their pay augmented to 255. per day,
with other advantages, while the Staff Surgeons con-
tinue to receive only 15s. per day, and that bearing
a deduction of more than 3s. in the pound. They are
besides liable to all services and at the shortest notice.
Their pay (after twelve years active service) ought
certainly to be increased to 255. a-day, similar to that
now given to our Naval Hospital Surgeons ; or itmay
be feared, that few men of education and respectabi-
lity will be induced to continue in, or enter the army.

The fleet for Gottenburgh, under convoy of the
ALERT, has put into Harwich.
The LavutxT, which sailed from Yarmouth on the
22d ult. with a fleet for Gottenburgh, is pia. into
Leith, having experienced violent gales, and thrown
her guns overboard ; the convoy was dispersed.

The Bristol, HARVEY, from Bristol, (one of the
fleet that sailed from Cork on the 22d of January, for
tie West Indies, under convoy of the FYLLA and
Daum) arrived at Madeira on the 20th of February,
with three others. only of the fleet, and the Commo-
dore ; forty-six sail were in company on the 17th, but
parted in consequence of the FYLLA altering her
coune in the night.
London, England, 1809-04-07

VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 6, 1809.
THE COMMISSIONERS for FICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY', NAVY, do hereby give Notice,
That the Friday the sth of May next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Seven Hun-
dred Tons of LIVERPOOL or coarse-grained CHESHIRE
SALT, or Salt of equal goodness ; and for Five Hundred Tons
of CHESHIRE BAY SALT, of the largest grain, or Salt of '
equal goodness, of which the Persons who make the Tenders are
to produce Samples ; to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling
Stores at Deptford ; one half by the 31st of July next, and the
remainder by the 30th of September following, free of all charge
and risk to his Majesty, except that the Contractor will be al-
lowed 2s. 11d. per Ton for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf
to the Stores; and to be paid for by by Bills I:dyable with interest
90 days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collectors of the Salt
Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Che3hire respectively.
No regard will he had to any Tender in which the price shall not he
inserted in words at length, or that shall n of be delivered to the Board
before One °Tied on the said Friday the sth of May next, nor unless th
Person who males the Tender, Or seine Person on his behalf, attends
.ens-t er when called for.

On the Ist of May will be published,
THE ANNUAL MEDICAL REGISTER.—
Vol. I. comprising a Review of every Publication relatirg
to Medicine and Surgery, which appeared during the year 1808 ;
together with an Historical Sketch of the Discoveries and Im-
provements in these and the collateral Sciences, within the same
period—a Report of the general state of Health and Disease in
the Metropolis—and a variety of Miscellaneous Intelligence.
By a SOCIETY of PHYSICIANS.
Printed for Taylor and Hessey, No. 93, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1809-04-07

This day was published, price 2s.

APRACTICAL TREATISE on the STO-
MACHIC, or Restorative Powers of the Rhatanian Root,
a production of Peru, containing explicit directions for its use in
cases of weakness of the digestive organs, general relaxation of
the system, nervous irritability, &c. &c. with medical testimonies
and cases illustrative of the important advantages it possesses over
the Peruvian Barks, or any other tonic Medicine of the Materia
Med ica. By RICHARD REECE, M. D.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Author of the Prac-
tical Dictionary of Medicine, &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row.

This day was published, in 2 volumes, price 18$. in beards, or on
royal wove paper, hot-pressed, 11. -Is. the 3d Edition, of
ORIENTAL CUSTOMS ; or, an Illustration of
the Sacred Scriptures, by an explanatory application of the
customs and manners of the Eastern Nations.
London, England, 1809-04-07

CHURCH PREFERMENT.

ITTANTED to Purchase, a Perpetual Curacy, a
P, native, or Living under value, for which a liberal price
ene ;:iren.—Particulars to be sent to Mr. Tv NDALE, Solicitor,
I..,.cc!r.'s•lrn Fields.

Y Nobleman, Lady, or Gentleman having from
fl Two to Three thotsand Pounds iiisposable cash. and 'who
engaged in any continental pursuit' or at all subject to
ex orxra:ion of the Bankrupt Lases, base an opportunity of
10,-; out the above sam in a manner that is likely to produce a
r;torture without either risk or trouble, and without ap-
usirg personally engaged in business. References will be re-
/..avdand given.—Letters from principals, with real name and
T'ao.: of abode, will only be attended to, addressed (post paid) for
Hai lieathcot, Esq. to be left at the Bar of the Bank Coffee-
Cornhill, London.

BUY

DEFORE WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL 12,
on which Day the presi.nt GRAND LOTTERY begins
V-.sling, and presents to Adventurers the Greatest Chance of
f..-rg a splendid Fortune, by the Purchase of a single Ticket or
Se.re, ever known. The Free Gift of One Thousand Whole
:*.Lets, which will be given to the First Prize above £l5, on the
F.:st Day of Drawing, affords a Prospect of realizing a Prize
re:: beyond an Calculation, as through theta one Adventurer
324 gain all the following Capitals :
4 Prizes of £20,000
Prizes of £lO,OOO I 6 Prizes of £l,OOO
5,000 10 500
_ . _ _ _ _

Besides £lOO, &C. &e. as usual.

Ticarrs and SHARES are selling at all the Licensed Lottery
Offices.
London, England, 1809-04-07

DEAL, APRIL 6.

Arrived the OSPREY sloop from a iruize ; Pleasant
Hill hired sloop from Portsmouth, and sailed
through for Woolwich ; the BADGER sloop from the
westward. Sailed the FURIOUS gua brig, having un-
der her convoy four sail of vessels bound to Hull ;
the Camel store ship for Sheerness. Arrived from
the River the Honourable East India Company's ship
Dover Castle.
Foot o'cLocx.—Just come round the South Fore-
land, bound to Yarmouth from Portsmouth, the
RUBY, of 64 guns, and Amu. sloop.

In the Downs—The Agincourt, Venerable, Blake, Saturn, De-
fence, Implacable, Mars, Plantagenet, Dannemark, Victorious,
Monmouth, Osprey, Badger, Hope,Hellcon, Kangaroo, Pandora,
fearless, Desperate, Royal Escape, Woolwich, and the Dona--
Castle, East India ship, for India.
London, England, 1809-04-07

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.

This day was published, a New Edition, embellished with ONE
HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS on Wood, price
2s. 6d. bound; with a full allowance for Schools,
EAD.ING EXERCISES for the Junior Classes
11A.- in Schools, being a Sequel to Mayor's and other Spelling-
Books ; and an Introduction to the Class Book and Speaker.
By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR.
Author of the alas-Book, Grammar of Philosophy, First Ca-
London, England, 1809-04-07

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 180/.
THURSDAY, *Pita 6.
Gen. Grosvenor's Azalsa, beat Ltl ler.ey s Lauretta, Bst. 7111.
each. D. i. 200g5.-2 to 1 against Ardis.
Gen. Grosvenor's Woodwell-head, list.Slb. beat Sir C. Turner's
Chloris, Bst. 21b. R. M. 1610g5.---5 to 4on Woodwell-head.
Mr. Croft's Bacchanal, 4 yrs old, Bst. 61b. beat Mr. Ova-
.burn's Grimaldi. 6 yrs old, Bst. 11b. Across the Flat, 100 gs-
.- to i on Bacchiusal.
Gen. Grosvenor's Woolwell-head, 2 yrs old, Bst. beat Sir C.
Bunbury's bl. c. Overseer, 3 yrs old, 9st. 101 b. Two-year old
Course, 25g5.-6 to 4 against Woodwell-head.
Mr. Thornhill's Ralphina, beat Sir C. Turner's Bramble, list.
41b. each. Ab. M. 200 gs.—S to 4on Ralphina.
A Subscription Plate of £5O for 2-yr olds, carrying
6st. 71b. 3-yr olds Bst. 51b. 4-yr olds Bst. 1311'.
5-yr olds 9st. 41b. 6-yr olds and aged 9st. 81b. D.M.
Mr. Ladbrooke's br. c. by 'Trunspator, out of Doubtful, 2 yrs
old

Mr. Goodison's br. c. Chance 2 yrs old •
Mr. Kellerman'. br. h. Monk Lewis, 5 yrs old -
Mr. C. Browne's ch. h. brother to Maidstone, 5 yrs old
Ld Kinnaird's ch. f. by Sorcerer, 2 yrs, old - -
_

S
$
4
•

Sir C. Turner's b. c. Chyropodist, by Barnaby. 2 yrs old 6
D. of St. Albans's ch. h. Snug, 5 yrs old - -
Gen. Grosvenor% b. c. Woodwell•head, yrs old - dr
Ld Jersey's br. h. Ipswich, 4 yrs old - dr
5 to 2 against Mr. Ladbrooke's br. c.-5 to 2 against Snug.
Gen. Grosvenor's May, lOst. beat IA Lowther's Pali's*, 12st.
T. M. M. 100 p. h. ft.-6 t• 4on May.
Mr. Forth's Wren, Sat. rec. 40gs. from Mr. Stephenson's Miss
Doubtful, Bst. 51b. Two-yr old C. 100 p. h. ft.
Mr. Croft's Bacchanal, 4 yrs old, Bst. 121 b. rec. 50gs. from
Mr. Stephenson's Miss Doubtful, S yrs old, eat. Two-yr old
Course, 100 p.
Ld Lowther's Pellisse, se. Ilb. rec. ft. from Mr. Payne's Ft.!!
dinand, Bat. Sib. Across the Flat, 150 p. 50gs. ft.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 4.

Sailed his, Majesty's ship SPARROWIIAWIC, on
cruize.—Wind S.E.
PLYMOUTH-DOCK, APRIL S.

Came down the Harbour and anchored in the
Sound, the ALERT sloop, having repaired the injury
she sustained by running on the ridge of rocks a
short time since.

The TERMAGANT sloop, Captain &ton, which ar-
rived yesterday from Chatham, sailed again this day.
The Sylvia cutter, with dispatches for the Cape,
&c. sailed last evening.
Sailed, the HELDER frigate, 32 guns, for Ports-
mouth ; from whence, it is said, she will proceed as
convoy with the first division of the India fleet.
London, England, 1809-04-07

YARMOUTH, APLIL 6.

Arrived the NYMPHEN frigate, of 36 guns ; Roc
sloop of war ; and the VIXEN gun brig. Sailed th.
CALYPSO sloop of war. Remain in the Roads the
Roebuck, Vice Admiral DountAs ; Alexandria, and
Bruizer gun brig. Wind S. W.

The St. Lorenzo, -, from the Brazils, for
London, has been captured by a French privateer,
retaken by the RESISTANCE, and carried into Harwich.
The Margaret, ROBINSON, from London, for Davis'
Streights, was lost in the Orkneys, on the 27th ult.
Crew saved.
London, England, 1809-04-07

AT a Public and most numerous MEETING of
the INHABITANTS of MANCHESTER, held at did
Bull's Head Inn, in the Market-place, on the 3d. day of April,
1809, and convened by public advertisement, for the purpose of
receiving a communication from th• Committee appointed at a
late public Meeting of the Inhabitants for opposing the two Bills
now before Parliament for Supplying the Town with Water, and
for the purpose of giving further Instructions to the said Com-
mittee,

RICHARD RUSHFORTH, Esq. Boroughreeve, in the Chair.
louts Leto's PISILIPS, Esq. reported from the Committee,
that the 818 brought in by the Stone Pipe Company had been
read a second time in the House of Commons, and that he un-
derstood it had been asserted upon such second reading, that a
considerable part of the Town was favourable to the Bill, which
assertion had had great weight in preventing the Bill from being
thrown out,

Resolved, (five persons only dissenting) That it appears highly
important to the interest of the Town of Manchester that the Bill
brought into Parliament by the Stone Pipe Company for supply-
ing the Inhabitants with Water should not pass into a Law; and
that it he an instruction to the Committee to continue their oppo-
sition to such Bill withal! possible diligence and effect.
Resolved, (the same five persons and two others only dissent-
ing) That it also appears highly important to the interest of the
Town, that the Bill brotfght or proposed to be brought into Par-
liament under the direction of Mr.Dodd, for supplying the Inha-
bitants with Water should not pass into a L,. w; and that it be
also an instruction to the Committee to continue their opposition
to such last mentioned Bill with all possible diligence and effect.
Resolved unanimously, That these Resolutions be printed in
the Manchester and London Papers, and circulated amongst the
Members of both Houses of parliament in such way as the Com-
mittee shall think fit. RICHARD RUSHFORTH.
Mr. Joux TOUCH El', one of the Chief Constables of Man-
chester, having been called to the Chair,
Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this Meeting be
given to the Borougbreeve, for his attention to this business, and
for his impartial conduct in the chair this day.

JOHN TOUCHET.

PINNER, NEAR HARROW ON THE HILL, MIDDLESEX
TO BE LET, and entered on immediately,
A COMFORTABLE FAMILY MANSION,
wi h Eating, Drawiog, and Book Rooms, surrounded by
tfpn cre* of Meadow, Pleas ire and Kitchen Ground, with
Stabling for sit Horses, in a genteel neighbourhood, a healthy
air, and every convenience requisite.—For particulars enquire of
Mr. Crosby, House Agent, Bruton-street, Berkeley square.
- • •
London, England, 1809-04-07

BEFORE NEXT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12,
The Pay on which the Grand I.ottery begins drawing.
J OTTERY TICKETS and SHARES in great
variety at W. HODGES's Office, No. 117, Pall Mall,
onJor..

S:itcr,ths only £1 Bs. 6d. which is 16s. per 'ficke cheaper
whcre clse.

A Tic'
-,-. - £22 :1 0I A Quarter - f 5 13 6
An HA: - 11 5 0 An Eighth - 2 17 0
V. ii(V2GES Ecpes he shall not be deemed unworthy the fa-
v :..r. 0 th...! Fublic, by being content with leis profit than other
London, England, 1809-04-07

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 6.

Arrived the Elgin cutter, with the Samuel and
Jane, 3.4.1u5, Cicero, Lark, Mho, and the Hercules,
transports, from the Downs.—Sailed his Majesty's
ship VULTURE with a fleet of transports for Guernsey,
&c. and. DAPPER on a cruize ; also several vessels for
Standg*e Creek.—Wind N.W.
London, England, 1809-04-07

BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE.

THE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, at their princi-
pal Offices in the STRAND and CORNHILL, LONDON,
and by AGENTS in EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, DUBLIN,
and the principal TOWNS of the UNITED KINGDOMS, con-
tinue to grant Insurances against FIRE, on the Terms and COIL.
ditions of their printed Proposals, delivered gratis.
The Directors have great pleasure in rebating that by their
exertions and plans, the benefits and principles of Insurance are
more generally felt and understood; and they trust that they have
a claim for preference with the Public, for the liberal conduct
they have evinced in all their transactions. Premiums for In-
surance renewable at Lady Day, must be paid on or before the
9th day of April next.
Surveys within the Bills of Mortality, when considered neces-
sary, have always been made by this Office, without any Charge
to the Insured. Fees have never been permitted to be taken in
any case or under any pretence whatever. Commission to
Brokers on Shipping and Foreign Insurances also, have always
been allowed. Endorsements of Alteration or Removal entered
without Fee.

Engines of the best construction, and Firemen of activity and
undoubted integrity, (whose exertions have been acknowledged)
have from the Establishment of the Office in 1799 been provided
by the BRITISH FIRC-Orrlcs to attend at Fires.
The Terms and Conditions of Insurance as stated in the Pell-
des, are defined with perspicuity, plainness and precision, so as
to prevent the misunderstandings and disputes dependent upon
ill-digested, unadvised, and ignorant Plans, equally baneful to
the Proprietors and those Insuring.
ANNUAL. PREMIUMS.
Common Insurance, 9.5. per Cent.—Hazardous, 3s.
Double Hazardous, :is.

Insurance of greater Hazard and large sums by special Agree-

ment.

Policies (Gratis) as heretofore for Sums of l'3oo and upwards.
Insurance on FARMING STOCK, at 2s. 6d. per Cent. speci-
fying the Sums to be insured on the different sorts of Grain—or
Is. 6d.
T per Cent. only on the whole Stock of any one Farm, with
Salvage Clause. ROBERT sKELoN, Sec.
London, England, 1809-04-07

READING, MARCH 28.

This morning a meeting was held in the Town.
Hall to take into consideration the propriety of form-
ing an Institution on the plan of the British and Fo-
reign Bible Society established in London. THOMAS
GLEED, Esq. the Mayor, being called to the Chair,
Dr. VALPY explained the objects of the Society, and
strongly recommended the adoption of a plan to ex-
tend its objects, from religious, moral, and political
considerations.
Messrs. Omni and Huonzs, Secretaries of the
London Society, who attended on this occasion, gave
an account of the rise, progress, and beneficial effects
of this Society. It appears from their statement, that
upwards of 100,000 Bibles had already been distri-
buted, not only in the United Kingdom, but in al-
most every part of the habitable world, that all de-
scriptions of Christians had sent petitions to London
for a supply, and that the benefits already confirmed
in a religious and moral view, were astonithing and
incalculable.
Mr. Archdeacon Mums, Mr. MARSH, the Rev,
Mr. DOUGLAS, Mr. MONO(' Mr. RING, Mr. VINZS,
and several other Gentlemen united in the approba-
tion of the plan. A Committee was appointed.
of -teen Gentlemen of the town end b!ugh.

1 sisting of sixteen urenttemen or um ~....... .... -___
bourhood, to carry into effect the Rosolutleas add
used in this paper•

LINES
DEATII OF A MUCH-LAMENTED AMIABLE LADY.

,! t hou'rt fled for ever from our view ;
is thy voice, and clus'd in tkath thine eyes,
yu! thou best of Woolen, long adieu!
;o thy Gob, and live in yonder skies!

thou shall't nc'er be absent from our thought;
shall we upward gaze with streaming eyes,
the virtuous lessons thou halt taught,
sigh to j•iin thee, in the blissful skies!

k down, sweet Angel! from those scenes of love ;
I let thy guardian spirit hover near,
a we may follow to the realms above,
let us f 'now in thy footsteps here !

w oft the lonely thought, and airy dream
11 slww thy form, and all our grief renew !
aid try tears! I cannot urge the theme;
Mu! th.nt best cf Wonaen, long adieu!

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London, England, 1809-04-22

WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND FRANCE.

We also announced in, our Second Edition of yes-
terday, that the sword may be considered as novfnn-
sheathed by Austria. The Proclamation addressed
to the Austrian army by the Archduke Qualms,
dated the 6th inst. at Vienna, will not bi read with-
out emotions of dismal apprehension. It is impossible
to hear such an appeal to Patriotism, to rise for the
deliverance of oppressed humanity, without venting
our indignation, in curses both loud and deep, against
the tyrant who blots the annals of every revolving
year with new acts of shameless oppression, and who
by every conquest which he achieves only extends the
domain of human misery. But, alas ! we have so
long experienced that sickness of the heart which arises
fro:n hope deferred, that we have not courage to che-
rish the idea of a darling object, only to experience
again the bitterness of a fresh disappointment.

" Soon (says the Archduke) will foreign troops, in
strict union with us, attack the common enemy."—
Who are these ? Russia—in spite of the appearance
of an approaching rupture with the Porte ?—Qr shall
we believe that some of the German Princes, tired of
the boundless submission they have been compelled
to yield to the mandates of NAPOLEON, are preparing
to make an effort to emancipate themselves from his
chains ?
London, England, 1809-04-22

A NEW AND IMPORT.INT WORK.

day W&S Ft:lathed, price 9d. or Thirteen to the Dozen, with
the full allowance to Schools,
FITE 'FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN,
cantaining common Things necessary to be known, and
to the capacity and curiosity of Children between Four
...a i.n Venn of !t .

By the -Rt•v. DAVID BLAIR, A. M.
..I,ahor of the Classilook; the Reading. Exercises, or Intro-
duction to the Class Book ; of the Grammar
of I•hilosophy, .stc. etc.
7.!sry P.!reet and 'lncur will be instantly struck with the use-
' •,s aid importance of this new Catechism, which begins with
the Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week,
of ale by Lasy steps to the definition and explanation of all
l rand common olijects. It bears in fact, as to
f! -s gf life, and the first principles of general knowledge,
• • . ti:•• samc re'ation as the Church Catechism, and the easy
u! Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and

' ! P. v.- r.% no Put Lure, No. 6, Bridr-street, London;
1:7•1, w,th the other much approst d Works of the same
~f. all rof)kstile!s in Town and Country.

d :. , -.

Landon : Published by Thomas Tegg, No. 11 I;opposite Bow
Church, Cheapside; and J. Sutherland, Leith-street, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1809-04-22

CIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. can, with
inexpressible pleasuret inform the Public, that four of the
Capitals drawn yesterday, were sold by them in Forty-six Shares,
namely, ‘
. , 1
No. 18,977 A 26,000, in 16 Sixteenths.
12,767 A 10,000, in 1„ 6 Sixteenths.
£
4,1305,000, in 1„ I 6 Sixteenths.
719 X 500, in , 6 Sixteenths.
And the first day, No. 3,618, entitled to the Gvind Prize of
Imo Tickets ; No. 9,123, a Prize of X 20,000; 3,004, a Prize
of SlOOO ; and 19,063, a Prize of A5OO, were sold in Sixteen
Sixteenths each, at their truly Fortunate Offices, No. 11, Hol.
born ; No. :t7, Cornhill ; No. 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly ; and
No. E69,..5,ranc3, where the fortunate h.lders of each respective
Shares nay receive their amount on demand, and where Ticketi
ar.d Shares r.r, now selling, warranted undrawn.
London, England, 1809-04-22

neither our time nor limits will enable us to give even
an outline, contended, that.the opportunity. of affdrd•
ingtffective aid to the Spanish cause, had been over-
locked ; that when we did actually assist, the people
of that country, our succours wme.mis-directed ; and
that our exertious, nu the whole, instead of forward-
ing and encouraging, were calculated to impede and
paralyse the cause which our Government professed
to support.
The Earl of WESTMORELAND opposed the
motion.

Lord GRENVILLE supported it in an able and
eloquent speech, which we regret that the want of
room renders us wholly unable to give. -
Lord GROSVENOR supported the Motion- of the
Noble Mover.

The House then divided upon the motion, when
the numbers were
Contents 50—P:oxies 42—Non-contents 83—Proxies 62.
Adjourned at half past seven this morning.
London, England, 1809-04-22

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Message from the Lords announced their Lordships' assent
several private Bills.
Mr. PATTERSON moved the second reading of the Norwich
Bridge Bill.
Which was opposed by Mr. WM. SMITH, on the grounds
that the major part of the inhabitants of Norwich thought it
unnecessary, and that a better spot might be chosen. He there-
fore moved, that the Bill should be read that day six months,
that the people of Norwich might have time to revolve the whole
in their minds. . . .

Mr. PA'FTERSON had no objection to a better plate being
made choice of, but he thought that point would Ise best settled
in the Committee.
Mr. W. smrrH and Mr. PATTF.RSON severally explained,
after which a division took place ; when the numbers standing 9
and 14, as there were not 40 Member), the House adjourned at
Tier o'clock.
London, England, 1809-06-10

'Chia day were published,
in three volumes 12nio, price l board:,
ARTLESS TALES, by Mrs. IVES HURRY.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-
,
Inn' ter-row.
" These Artless Tales well deserve their appellaCon. They
!display no tricks or cornpo,ition, they are neither deformed by
laffertations of style, nor intricate with complexity of incident.
They descr.he in the language-of nature possible occarences, and
uitif,srmly tend to enlist the sympathetic feeiingt en the sidaof
mildness, benevolence, and virtue." Annual Rt.v. 1808
Of whom may V° had, by the same Author,
' Moral Tates for Young People. In one vol Is'auo. price 4s.
in b Nude.

ESSEX.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TLI CH IN, and FORREST,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, July 20, at 12 o'clock,
By Order of the Executors of Jolt SCR/.TTON, Esq. Deceased,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate contiguous to the Turnpike-;road, In the parish of
Prittlewell, one mile from South-End, two from Leigh, fobr from
Rochford, and sis from Rayleigh; comprising a mos; desirable
Farm, called RAWLINGS; centsiuirg about 2.50 Acres of fertile
Meadow, Pasture,• and Arable Land, lying within a ring fence,
with a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling, aad other suitable out-build-
ings, on kase, which is• near expiring. The Land-Tax is re-
deemed.
To be viewed 21 days prkeicllng the sale, when printed parti-
culars may be had on the iSrenalset ; also at the Hotel and Ship
Tavern, South-End ; Bell lon, Chelmsfsrd ; Golden Lion, lta-
sigh ; King's Head, Rochford; Three Cups, Colchester; White
Harr, Rentford ; place of Sale: and of itUntal.'Sklfihdr, Dyke
'l'uchin, and Porresr; A]dengate-streLt.' '
London, England, 1809-06-10

FREE GRANIMAR SCHOOL, &N.Y.
rrHE HEAD MASTERSHIP of ele Free
Grammar school, in Bury Sr. Edmund's, in the County
of Fiiffolk, being vacant b, the death of the Rev. Mr. BECHER,
such Gentlnmen as wish to apply, and think thems,-Ives qualifird
to undertske that Ofrtc, are desired to se:A, on or btfare the
10th (by of July near, testimonials of their qbialilicat;ons to J0'..11
Ranby, Esq. Comptroller of the said School, at Mr. ToppL's,
Attorney at Law, in Bury.
_ . _

The• 13sgrte of Master of Arts is an indivensable qualification;
and it is hoped that no Genth•ntan will apply who is not corn-
Vemly skilled it the Greek and Latin languages.
The salary is £17:0 per 1. nnum, with an House free from atl
Fates, Repairs, and Taxes, and capable of holding 60 Boarders,
tvuh a'ittwance for an Usher, and other advantages.
The Day of Election will he on Monday the 7th of August, a:
Twelve o'Clock at Noon.—Jrne 5, 150.9.
London, England, 1809-06-10

PORT' OF PLYMOUTH. •
Ey Order of the Hon. Comniiv, oners of his Majesty's Customs.
On Tu •sday text, the ISth o Jure, by Ten o'clock in the Fore-
noon, win be expoied to PUBLIC SALE, At the Custom-
linuse, in his Port,
I'HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, viz.
110 Ciallons Rum, of aufficient Strength for Dealers,
• 11 Ditto Wine 1 Gallon Lime Juice
20 Pounds Salt 52 Pounds Sugar
60 Ditto Figs 2 Pieces Fir limber •
2 Sails 1 Machine fur Carding
1 Spinning Machine—lron Work for a complete Lathe
1064 Spindles 4 Hammers
4 Nimiers 20 Toots for turning Brass er Iron
1 Set Stocks and Dies 1 Additional Daffier
;!nlierS 2 Hand Cards
2 Flocking Brushes Samples of Carding on Leather
2 Emery Strickles
1 Boat, whole, with her Mazerials—Mary, Rover, three .
Boats, Broken up Hulls, with their Materials.
The Goods above mentioned will be set up in several Lots,.
and said to the highest Bidder.—Attendance will be given at Coe
Ctiqom-Ilmise afores.itl, for viewing and tasting the sante, three.
days bef we the day of Saie only.
London, England, 1809-06-10

LOX'S MEDICAL COMPENDIUM.
This day was published,
ADM Edition, enlarged and improved, price as. extra boards,
idintedon fine wove paper (patronized by Sir Walter Farquhar
- insLother eminent Physicians),

nors NEW FAMILY MEDICAL Calf
PENDlUM,couslder.ibl) enlarged. A Work comprehend-
ing /mist useful Instruction, and suited as well for the Student as
for Fatnilles, &c. either in rid* or in foreign Climates. The fol-
lowing Additions are noW made, 1. A Guide to Pharmacy, &c.
2. The different Formln of the New London, Edinburgh, and
Dublin Pharmacupzias. S. A very interesting Account of Mine-
ral and all other 'Waters. 4. A Glcsdary, or Explanation of
Technical Terms; topether with Instructions fir the Doses of
Medicine, Tables of Diet and Regimen, nod other useful infor-
mation.

Printed for Longman, Hnrat, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row; Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin; and sold by all Booksellers,
and by the Author, D. Cox. (Chemist to his Majesty), Gloucester,
Inventor and sole Proprietor of the Charcoal Dentifrice, Aromatic
Pearls, and Improved Family Medicine Chestt., &c.
London, England, 1809-06-10

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row

" Miss Spence is an agresrabie traveller. Her remarks are
lively, her anecdotes numerous, and her description,s accurate,
individuated and distinct. Those who read for amusement will
find it in her work; and those who read for instruction wilt pe-
ruslt it without having any reason to regret that their Linn has
been mispent."—Crit Rev. 1609.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
_ _

/. The Nobility of the Heart; ia S vols. I iimo. price 13$. 6d.
boards.

2. The Welling Day ; a Novel, in three vols. 12rno. price
2s. in boards.
London, England, 1809-06-10

SI-1113S FOR SALE.

At the London Inn, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, th
ftth of June,.at I wulve o'Clock in the Fl irenoon precisely,
THE French Schooner RENOMMEE coppered
and c.-pper-fastened, captured on her voyage from Guada-
loupe to France, with a Cargo of Coffee, Bark, Sugar, &c. by his
Majesty'. Ship NAIAD, C.ptaiu CocKs, aft.er'a severe chase.

,
D1A11:24310143 :

Length on Deek - 74 Ft. 6 In.
Ere 2 Ith extrem: - 19 9
Depth 8 Si
Admessurement . 120 39-04 Tons.

Abo, the beautiful French Sch loner LE CHARLEMAGNE,
captured with an oatward-bound Cargo, from France to Guada-
loupe, having never before been at sea, is new from the Stock.,
dl her bt or. s are new, and she has an abundance of them. This
sail; uncommonly fast, and carries a good cargo. She was
:Alton by his MAjosty's Ship RALEIGH, C. SAYERS, Esq. Com-
mander —DimetxstoSs:
Length on Deck 76 Ft. 7i '
Breadth extreme - 21 Of
Depth at the pump4well - 10 9
Admeasures - 138 78-94 Tons.
London, England, 1809-06-10

By the AIITHOR !of " Letters from the Mountains," &e.

Printed for Longman Hurst, Ree., and 'Orme, Paternoster-
row ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Mrs. H. Cook, Jermyu-street.
" This is a vrerk of very considerable merit ; it excites %any
pleasing emotions, communicates many interesting facts a.nelanec-
Liotes,and depicts in'a very lively, and we have no doubt faithful
:nanner, much grand and striking scenery."—Ann. Rev. 1808.

Of wbom may be bad, by tbaaam.eAuthor,

1. Letters from the Iluuntaine; the 401 edition in 3 vole. 12mo.
price ISs. 6d, boards.

2. The Highlanders' and other Poems I 2d edition foolscap
'Ova. price 7s. arts boards.
London, England, 1809-06-10

IdAft VEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, &c.
1‘ LAZENBY re.pectfully informs the Nobility
and (;entry', the above admired article is prepared only at
- Warehouse, No. 6, Edward-street, Portman-square ; and (by
rr.••,::tment) may he had of .1 Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bell, Scar-
f .t-ugh ; Oregsons, Liverpool ; Getty, Manchester ; ferry,
Brir.hton ; Lomer, Southampton; Elliot and S-edliam Bath;
Jell'ery,, Salisbury; Lister, Swansea ; Stephe:ia, Bridlington
Quay, &c. &c. and to prev.!nt spurious imitatio.is, each bocle
hrs Mr. Harvey's sigoature on the label.
E. 1.. at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Essence
Of Anchovi. s, wh;ch with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles,
may b.: had iti cases of all sizes, fur family use and exportation.
London, England, 1809-06-10

THE ANNALS OF SPORTING,
Cy CALEB QUIZEM, ESQ.
This day was published, in one volume, small See. on a fine draw-
ernbaislied with twentv-nine Cariceure•Prints, by
Rtwlandson coloured, price 10s. etl. in extra hoards,
11-11:: ANNALS OF SPORTING !! by CALEB
Oetx ENT, Esq. and his various Corresptnidents.
"Ihe Courtier it thrown in pursuit of his gene,
'1 he Poet too often laid low,
'oho, mounted on Pcg.lsus, rides aftor fame,
hark-ferward—kuiza! Tally-ho !!”
Encsmium on this Work.
The Annals of Sporting, by Caleb Quizetn, Eq. is the best Sa-
tire nu the subject that we :rave vet met with. It does infinite
to the talents of the author ; and its genuine wit and humour
it with Ciambadoe's celebrated Annals of Horseman-
-5,, 7, 01 which indeed it may be considered a spirited continua-
tee!.—:•Aa:nitter.
Published by Tkomas Tvgg, No. 111, Cheapside ;
aqtl. 54.! by T. Goddard and C Chapple, Pall Mall ; Wm. Allis •
• .. :•;!, New !lard-street ; Lackinvon, Allen, and Co. rims-
:, ; by the Booksellers at the Royal ExChange : also by
Booksaltr, Edinburgh ; and Messrs. Duncans,
••.4,,ealcrz, Giasgcw.

A NEW AND IMPORTANT MORK.
ais day was pub;isbcd, price 9d. or Thirtoun to the Dozen, with

the full allowance to Schools,
THE FIRST CATECHISM lot CHILDREN,
c t common Things necessary to ,be known, and
';tel to the capacity and curiosity of Children between Four
:4%1 Feuer of atgr.
By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M.
Author of the Class Book; the Reading Exercisess or Intro-
duc.tiea to the Class book ; of the Grammar
of Philosophy, &c. &c.
}*,very Parent and Tutor will be instantly struck with the use-
and iruportanCe of this new Catechism, which begins with
tc..e!ing the Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week,
aid procredsby easy steps to the clacmition and explanation of all
knali of familiar and common oljeots. It bears in fact, as to
the business of life, and the first prinalplea of general knowledge,
ttactly the same relation as 'the Church Catechism, and the easy
CatechiArs of Dr. Watts, boar to the Principle, of Religion and
Morality.
Prititial for RIC BA RD PRI L LIPS, No. 6, Bridgeestreet,l-ondon ;
and to he had, with the other much approvtd Works of the saute
Author, of a/14nolpfileas in Town aad Couatry.-
London, England, 1809-06-10

Lulu uistuni with upwards of Four Hundred Capp::: Platei on
Sporting Subjects, &c. and admirably calculated to amuse and
enliven, on a long Voyage to India, or to take out as a Venture,
to that or any other part of the Glob

HE SPORTING MAGAZINE, of which Two
Hundred Numbers arts already published, consprisingThirty-
three Volumes, and Two Numbers towards the next Volume..
Vhfitary ar4 Naval Officers, Gentlemen, &c. whether at home, or
distant climes, will find their leisure Lours most agreeably ex-
hilirated Ey the ample fund of information and Entertainment
to he met with in this embellished Work, which may be had of
J. Whet)le, IP, Warwick-square, and all Bonkselkr%.
London, England, 1809-06-10

CANDLES miintifitctured by Steam, and with
WAXED WICKS, have decided advantagos over those
made in the common way. •Tbe tallow being trick:A with steam
is greatly improved in its quality and colour, andstite wicks, by
bring roared with wax, emit a brighter flaring "and are more
durable than others.

Manufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold
for the convi•nience of f amilies, iu Boxes of One, Three, Six, ail.;
Twelve Dozen Pounds, at No. 132, Fleet-street, London, and J.
Baxter's, Edinburgh.

As this Company only deliver goods for ready money, Country
Cam spondents are requested to send references for payment io
I ortl:v, svl.h their orders.
London, England, 1809-06-10

This slay was published,
12 two Volumes, 12mo. with Frontispieces, price 10s. 6d. beards,
QUMMER. EXCURSIONS
.through part of Ox-
fordshire, Gloucestershire, 'Warwickshire, Staffordshire,
Herefordshire, Derbyshire, and south Wales.
By ELIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE.
London, England, 1809-06-10

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By 34ei'srs. HODSKINSON and CO,
At Garraway'sl on Tuesday, the Ist August, at Twelve o'clock,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and small Part
COPY BOLD &STATE, situated on the likirderti of Nor-
folk and Suffolk, near the town of-Brandon, 77 miles front Lon-
don 17 from Newmarket, from I.ron, 16 from Swalflram, and
30 Lon-
don,
Norwich; consisting. of a subsiantal well.bAlt Mansion-
house, Offices, and Piesiure ground, with 2004 Acres, lying
compact, and• may be rendered one of the moat complete Farms
in this Ceuntry, as it may be tised altogether, or any quantity
may be laid to the Mansion, ansi the remainder with a suitable
Fartu.house near the centre, 530 Acre.; whereof Is good Meadow
and Grazing Ground, 1200 of Arable, about 250 are excelierit
Sheep-walk, the most part of which is well adapted for Saint-foln
or other Artificial Grasses; in many parts art Clay and Marl for
improvements; also a valuable Chalk Pit, with a Lime Kilt and
a navigable Cut for Boats communicating with the Thetford Na-
vigatiou, and it is well known that Lime is an etiefient Manure
when laid upon the Meadow and Pasture. Lands, such as this
neighbourhood consists of; abounding with Came, and a Royal
Grant of a free Fishery in the Little Ouse adjoining the Estate for
several miles in extent.
Particulars may be had at the Post Office, Brandon; of-Mr.
Yarrington, Solicitor, Swaffbam; Mr. Brown, Surveyor, Nor-
wich ; Mr. Sparks, Solicitor, Bury; Mr. Goolding,Whitt Hart Inn,
Newmarket ; Messrs. Barrette, Solicitors, Gray's lan; LottdOn
Mr. Abbott, the Auctioneer,- No. 42, Lettester-iquare; Mr,
licnicktnsoit' 05, Arandtillatreet, Surveyor, where a pm do,
Estate maybe Well; and of JOikitiliOllns ihoodalk Willa Min
`skew Estate.
London, England, 1809-06-10

And then the superior fast-sailing a:nl most beautiful Copper.
boLtontcd Schooner NATALlE.—DiateNstoms :
Leng:h on ll:ck - - Si Ft. 0 In.
.
rlreadtk - - . 21 2
Dt:pth - . . 7 11
Adateasures - - 147 24-91 Tons.

Captured by his 'Majesty's Schooner No NPAit cis., Lieutenant.
DICKE NjO N, Conunmander, after a very severe and arduous
chary, on her passage from Guadeloupe to France. The Non-
pareil being one of the fastest-sailing vessels in the British Navy.
—i he Natalie is well found, and is allowed to be as flue a vend
of her class as has been brought in for the war.

After s‘itich the French Ship LA NYAIPEIE.
Length on De-ck - 76 Ft. 21n.
En:a:lth extreme - . 21 I ,
Betwixt Decks - . 4
Depth by Pump-well . . 9 10 • '
Adint asures - - 247 93-94 Tons.
This vessel is nearly row, and was capared by his Majesty's
Ship INDEFATIGAULE, Jonx 'raznavail RODD, Esq. Com-
mander, outward-boand to L'file Buonaparte, with a Cargo,
having bzida selected for that service on aceount of her fast sail
ing. She is cnppered and eoppee-fsatened,.*lll carry a large
cargo, aad would well answer for the Mediterranean Truce.

And then, that vcourge to Ilritieh Commerce', the French /trig
Privateer, NOUVELLE GlRONDE.—DitectivoNs:
Length on Deck • 70 Ft. 2 In.
Brt tith extreme - 23• 2
Depth at the Pump-well - 10 0
Mutt asure,. - - 120 Tons.

This vessel k prze to his Majesty's Ship PARTRIA N, Captain
linswoon, and was captured by sweeping, after an unparalleled
cam- ion. She has made moro prizes than any privateer out of
France, and has had more escapes from our Cruizers, the fastest
of which have nf•en chased ber in vain. She fs coppercd, is a
beautiful vessel, and is we.i found, so thai little will be required
to send her to 1,24.

For Invemories and further particulars, apply to William
Proctor Smith, F. 51 Eynlouth-Do:k, fm- to
Plymouth, May SO, 18olk JAMES BLADE, Plymouth,'
London, England, 1809-06-17

GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY.
On Tuesday next will he published,
Ey J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Ex-
change, Landam, price 3..
AN ADDRESS to the PROPRIETORS of the
-I- intended GAS LIGHT and COKE COMPANY, to which
is annexed an Epitome of the " Evidence taken before the Cons-
' mittee of the House of Commons, to whom the Bill to incur-
" porate certain Persons for proceming Coke, OH, Tar, Anita°.
" niacal Liquor, Essential Oil, and Inil4mmable .;ir trout Coal,
" and fur other purposes, was cbmtnitted "
• by JOHN VAN VOORST,
Member of the Society of Merchants of London trading to the
Continent,
Who earnesfy recommend the Proprietors not on any =vont to
dispose of their 'glares, particularly in the present unsettled
state of the Concern.
" The sacrifice of the many is the gain of the few. 74
London, England, 1809-06-17

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

htler's Inn, Great Yarmouth, on Wednesday, the 21st
of June 1809, at 12 o'cleckyrecisely,
SEV'E'NTY-FIVE PIPS of choice old PORT
WINE,
12 Tors of loose SALT, and
87 Barrels of SALT.
The Wine to be tasted, and further particulars had, by apply-
ing at the Conon:is-bon:op of Mr. E. S. Ommanney, Merchant,
Y
London, England, 1809-06-17

'HE Original Mrs. WILLIAMS -POTTER,
STUDEN I' IN ASTROLOGY, respectfully acquaints rho
Nobility, Gentry, and Public n general, that she may be consult-
ed at the Cold Bath, Cottage, near the Royal Spa, Cheltenham.

. .
Prom her superior abilities in this Science, and Lectures on tht•
Celestial Glahr, Mrs. W. has the honour of beteg countenanced
by persons of the highest rank in the United Kingdom.
Mrs.W. begs leave to observe Oat she is not the Mrs.Willianst
from Store-street, London, who personates her, and whose real
name is Ward. and net Williams.
London, England, 1809-06-17

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KENNET

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general Quarterly
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day of June, 1809,
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London, England, 1809-04-25

ADULTERY.

The Archbishop of CANTERBURY rose to ask Lord Auck.
land whether it was his intention to propose the measure which
he had fairly mentioned, fe_r the better prevention of adultery,
and what was the nature of it ?

Lord AUCKLAND said, he should bring forward the subject
on an early day, and should then state in detail his proposed
measure,

I'AULETT9S DIVORCE BILL.
The House then heard evidence in the case of Paulett's Divorce
Bill. The Mistress of the White Hart Inn at Winchester, her
Chambermaid, and two or three ether persons were examined,
and Mr. BnattouGus was heard in support of the divorce, when
The LORD CHANCELLOR thought the case a weaker one
than any in which the House had hitherto divorced parties. He
therefore considered it necessary to put the House in posseision of
the whole proceedings ►efore the Ecclesiastical Court, and for that
purpose proposed to defer the farther proceedings to a future day
Lord AUCKLAND agreod with his Lordship, and 4e farther
hearing was postponed.—Adjourned,
London, England, 1809-04-25

TWO DAYS TO DRAW.

r U RSD AY NEXT, the STATE LOTTERY Will
draw again. The Capitals in the Wheel are £20,000,
£3,000, L 1,0036, £500; tcc. Warranted Undrawn Tickets and
Mires are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
Car 'hill and Chart 'g-Cross, who sold No. 18,031, a Prize of
X 20,000, in the present Lottery.

NE.XT THURSDAY.
N. 4, CORSHILL, and S,.CHARING-CROSS.
j' BISI-1 'reminds 11:s Friends that the next Day
J.. of Drawing will be THURSDAY, and that the Lottery
finishes on SATURDAY. Tickc:s and Shares are now Selling
at th,: above Offices, and the Wheel contains Prizes of
X. 20,000, t 5,000, ;£l,OOO, XSCV, &c. &c.

PROI3ATI"S HOTEL FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLE-
MEN, KING-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN.
JTRS. PROI3ATT, (late of the Roebuck Inn,
1 Oxierd) begs leave to return her grateful thanks to her
numerous Friends for the very liberal encouragement she has =-
rib:need since entering on her new undertaking, and to inform
them and the Public in general, that ihe has now completed the
ahem:ions and improvements of.her house; and hopes, by diligent
rtemion to cleanliness, added to the airy situation of the house,
to obtain that distinguished patronage and support she experleuced
so many years in Oxford.

PANDLItS manufactured by Steam, and with
WAXED WICKS, have decided advamages over those
male in the commit way. The tallow being melted with steam
grotly Unproved in its quality and oolour, and the wicks, by
tr.tttl with wax, emit a brighter kune, •end are more
that others.

faountrured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold
for the convenience of Families, in Boxes of One, Thiee, Six, and
eve:v:: bozen Pounds, at No. la; Fleet-street, London, and J.
:suer :iainhurgh.
A, this Co•npany only deliver goods for ready money, Country
C,.rr spnnti..rits are requested to send references for payment in
1..0.'rm with their orders.

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
BY THE KING'S LETTERS PATENT.

ITJATSON's PURE TRANSPARENT SOAP.
v This valuable product of modern discovery is offered with
c:rl:ilence to the public, as the best, and at the same time the
h.,‘st mild, innocent, and refined Soap that has ever been made.
't he clearness, delicacy, and softness that it gives to the eons
Vesion, are :-.Ssolutely unequalled; and gentlemen who shave
:twins/lye, will find that it renders the action of the razor sur-
er pleasant, close, smooth, and easy, and leaves the skin,
I.,wrver tender, soft, flexible, and free from the Slightest
in.—lt is 'Ad wholesale by the Patentee, No. 6, Melina-place,
Westminster-road ; and by Mr. Samuel Berry, Wholesale Per-
fumer, Ureek-street, Soho, London; and retail by the principal
Perfumers, Haberdashers, Stationers, &c. &c. in the three King-
brni.
London, England, 1809-04-25

ARMY EXCHANGES.

A CAPTAIN, Second Battalion, in the West Indies,
t Is desirous of exchanging to Foot, or Life Guards, to Ca-
va's., or a single Battalion of the Line, or Garrison, at Home.—
Apply by letteronly, post paid, to A. B. No. 7, Buckingham-
street, Acielphi. Exeltangea era -kinds can be procured. •

STATE LOTTERY.
WIFT and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, N0.'12, Charing
S Cress, and No. "31, Aldgate High-strsiet, are selling Tickets
and Shares, warranted =drawn. There are two days to draw,
viz. THURSDAY and SATURDAY NEXT. The Wheel con-
tains Prizes of £90,000. £5,000, £l,OOO, Xseo, &c. &c.
London, England, 1809-04-25

THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, APR1P...5,1806,.
wiu be acted the Comedy of . '
EVERY MAN IN HIS HUM(7IIR.
Kitely, Mr. COOKE ;
Old Knoweri, Mr. Mu BRAY;
Young Knowell, Mr. BRUNTON;
Captain Bobedil, Mr. FAWCETT ; -Cob, Mr. PARLEY.
Dame Kitely, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
Cob's Wife, Mrs. EMERY.
To which will be added the Muskat EnterMininent bf
ROSINA.
Mr. l3elville, Mr. TAYLOR;
Captain Belaille; Mr. BBLLAMY ;
Mr. SIMMONS ; Rustic, Mr. TREBY.
ROSifla, Mrs. DICKONS ; Phabe, Mrs. 145T0N ;
Dorcas, Mrs. EMERY.
To-moron, The Exile; with Deli Perouse.
On 'Filursd.:y, '1 he Merchant of Venice.
O.: F. 141.1, The Iron Chcst,--On Saturday, The Gamester.