Star.
London, England, 1811-01-02 00:00:00

SURREY INSTITUTION, bEC. Si, 1810.
9 `IIE PROPRIETORS and SUBSCRIBERS
e respectfully informed, the

3013 N MASON GOOD, Esq. F.A.S. will commence a Coarse
of LecLures on ZOONOMY on Friday, the 11th If January
melt, at seven o'clock in the evening precliely, and continue theni
on each succeeding Friday.

. SAMUEL WESLEY, Esq. will commence a Course of Lec-
tures on MUSIC, on Afonday, the 14th of January next, at the
same hour, and continue them on each succeeding Monday.
FREDRICK ACC U M, E.q. M.R.I.A. F.L.S. will commence
a Course of Lectures on CHEMISTRY, applied to the Arts and
Manufactures, on Wednesday, the Gth of February next, at the
'same hour, and continue them on each succeeding Wednesday.
KNIGHT SPENCER, Sec'retary.
N.B. A Syllabus of Accurn'a Lectures may be had at the
House of the Insti,ution.
BRUION I'REE GRAILISSAIL SCHOOL

'THE COVE kNORS-or the above SCHOOL
-a- acquaint the Public, that the School will be opened after
the Christmas Recess, on TUESDAY, the 29th day of January
next, for the reception of Boys, to be educated FREE in the
LATIN and GREEK Languages, from tie Town and Parish of
Bruton, and the places and parts (hereunto adjacent, comprising
North and South Bruhamt Stoney-Stoke, Redlynch, Sbeptou-
Montague, Pltcombe, Hadspen, Cola, Week Champflower,
Ansford, Dittheat, Alhampton, Lamyat, Milton Clevedun, and
Batcombe.

And they further glee Notice, that by a Statute lately maele
and enacted, by the Wardens and Governors of the above School,
it is ordained that " For the better promotion of Learning, and
" for the encouragement and reward of Industry and Talents,
" there be founded out of the Rents, Revenues, and Profits of
" the said School, five Exhibitions of the annual valise of Forty
" Pounds each, to assist in the rnaintenaoce and Education of
" Five Scholars at either of the Universities of Oxford or Cam-
" bridge." The Election to the Exhibitions is vested in the Go-
vernors for the time beteg, and no Scholar can " be elected to
" such Exhibitions who has not been educated at the Seim! for
" the last three years at least."

For the admission of Boys as Boarders application must be
made to the Master, the Rev. Wit.Llissa Cosass, at the School
House. The Exhibitions are not confined to the Free Boys, but
open to all Boys educated at the School for the last three years
previous to the Election, as above specified. The Exhlbitieris are
a now vacant. JOHN PENNY, Secretary.
Bruton, Somerset, Dec. 22, 1810.

PASHIONABIA.DANCING.--PRIVAIit TIJITIO N. ,
A. J.G. HOPKINS begs leave to return his mo
ALB- grat,ful thanks to his Friends and the Public In gen
for the very distinguished patronage he has so long experien
and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. La
and Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, •
those wh' have not attained the present fashionable mode, mat 4
be expeditiously instrecteiin the, most private manner, to qualify
theist for the first asaleidises, on application at kis resldent*
C7oachmakera I EsititWpies, Cheiride.
,

'ALL DRAWN IN ONE DA

/. _Y,
IDISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that
• the Whole oldie STATE LOTTERY will be Drawn the
25th of NEXT MONTH, in ONE DAY, on a Plan entirely
New,-TICKETS and Shares are selling considerably cheaper
than last Lottery, at both of EISH's old-established Ofvois,
where, in the last Lottery, he sold in Stares,
No.
27 Class
20,000
2,588 Class D 2.000
1,572.... ..... D l,OOO
And live Prizes of £1164100,. and SO other Capitals in the last
Twelve Months, whit/swats paid co Demand, at 4, CORN-
HILL, And Or CHARIIIG,CRO4s,

THIR'I Y-EIGHT SHARED CAPITAL PRIZES
Were Gold by Hoausay and Co. In the Inst. State Lottery..
Also, In the IaILVIIO years,
5 of £4.0,000, 3 of £lO,OOO. and 2 of 5000.
No. 4,469 220,000 No. tss £lO,OOO ,
2,618 90,906. 2,279 • mow
18,544 20,100 8,631 10,000
10,294 2R,000 8,716 5,00 Q
19,544 20,000 I 19,70 5,0! 0
Besides 1 of 24000, 3 of 2000, 6 of 21000, and 10 of 2560.
On the 15th of NEXT MONTH, the STATE LOTEER V
will be ell Drawn in ONE DAY.
T_TO RNS BY and Co. Sttick-Drokers, beg ieave to
-1- A invite their Friends and the Public to an early Purchase, as
Ithey will save considerably. Tickers and Shares from No 1 to
,000, may be had at the lowlsr Prices, at the old established
J.icensed State Lontiy Oilers of HORNSBY and Co. 25, CoxN.
II:1
ILL, and ST. MARGARET:I HILL, BOItOOOII.
__ _

DR. STEER'S OPODELDOC
[S fir superior to all other external applications in
the Care of Sprains, Bruises, Rheumatism., &c. as also in
:ramps ow Numbness, India promoting Circulation in the Lubin
Then in's paralytic state. It Is the best remedy for Clitlblains, if
issolwad in a spoon, and applied warm, or with a pledget of lint
well moistened with it, and tied on the part affected. I: is like-
wise et admirable servito in the accidents and local complaints t
which horse, are subject..
Sold only by F. Newberry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-
, (tour doors from the corner of Cheapside), London, price
ltd. a bottle, duty included ; but none are genuine but those
Mich have the words" F. Newbury, N 0.45, St.Fatirs," angry,-
din the stamp. Also, by their appointment, by Bacon and Co.
hfordsstreet ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street; Hayward, Piccadilly;
laylty and Co. Cockspur-street ; Barry, Westusimster ; Ward,
lolhorn ; Harris, Ludgate-street; Randall, Royal Exchange;
nd Clarke, Borough.

,UIILER's CELLURATED KGETABLE ItISS*lOlLot Vi

POWLIER.
•
EAT r of Countenance; and regularity 44' Fea-
ture.‘, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; but the
roprieter of BUTLF.R's TOOTH POWDER would be: leer':
remind his Country-women drat the lustre of their Chars.
sea half its imluence where the Teeth are discoloured, or sliest
rove,: and It:the::thy appearance—this is the more inexcusable,
• the present preparation afford: the infallible means of removing
cry b'..tinish of rite enamel, and is safe in its application, being
'stippled of Vegetables.
It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing
v ay every imperfeciion, either is the colour, or the decay of the
amel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and dclecta
e, and making the Gams of their proper shape and vermillion
e; and a certain preventive asaimt the Tooth-ache. No com.
(anima of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has
et such universal approbation; and the Proprietor has to Lout
at it is at daily two of Royalty itself. •
Sold, wholesale :ad retail, by Mr. Bidet, No. 4, Chaapside,
truer of Paternoster-row ; Smith, Murray, Cargil, and Rae-
ern, Edinburgh; Baxter and Co. Glasgow; Newberry and Son,
shim; Trewman, Exeter; Cockwortliy and Hosiand, Ply-
oath; &Binge and Gregson, Liver; nol; Stains and Lynch,
',Actuates.; Peck and Rosh Hull ; Weston, Allnut, Malory,
Id Jones, Porton; Crutwell sod Biuns, Bash ; Grown, Bristol;
bT mom Country bdinkcbt, V.llll. and Pertumen, in
Hip a; 24, fd. eachb .

SATM AND 1111141TIOL CANAL, AND BRISTOL
WAWA-WORE&
AT a MEETING of the cosittrrrEE held on
the Ist instate. k at reit/W*4llft Solletiriptioo-Books
for Shares in the aboveiewittioneSteeroweebWloBll6ll3sks* .hail
be continued open until the 110th day at Jammer. 1811, on the
terms agreed upon at a Meeting held on the t Ith day Of October
1810. In pursuance of the above Resolution, Neitice is hereby
`given, that Subseription-Iseske for Shar are stlll'kept at Messrs.
.biarford, Davis, sad Co.'s, Bristol; at Mr. Henry Stalk's'',
Shorter's-court, Thropikaion-street, London ; and at our OlEte,
in Matiboreugh ; and chit the same will continue oftemil di*
13th day of January nett. • 1 '
WARD and RtERRIMAN,II.IIIIIIosas.
• Marlborough, Dec.ll, 1810. •• -
N.B. A Subscription-book is also left 4,l4.o4o*likisead
and Co. Bankers, London.
EASTERN EXTENSION OF THE KENNET MID AVON
CANAL.
T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE held on
the Ist instant, It was resolved, that Subscription-Books
far Sheets in the proposed Canal, from the Kennett and Avon
Camel, 111101111061117, so the Basingstoke Canal. Intended to be
called for in the said Hants Canal, shall be continued open until
the 30th day of January, 1811, on the terms agreed upon at a
Meeting heldan the 11th day of October, 1810.
le pursuance of the above Resolution, Notice is hereby given,
That Subscription-books for Shares are still left at Messrs. Har.
ford, Davies and Co. Bristol ; at Mr. Henry Stokes's, shorter's-
court, Thregtnorton-street, London ; and at oar Offict: at Marl-
borough; and that the same will continue open until the 30th
day of January next.
WARD and MERRIMAN, Solicitors.
Marlborough, Dec. le, 1810.
N.B. A Subscription-book is also left with Messrs. Whitehead
and Co. Bankers, London.

SOMI

• PROPOSED BRISTOL AND TAUNTON CANAL.
A .T a SPECIAL SESSION of SEWERS, held
2 1 at the New Inn-Cross, on Tuesday, the 18th day of De-
cember, 1810,
Sir ABRAHAM ELTON, Bart. in the Choir,
Resolved, That the several Clauses submitted by the Canal
Committee to Commissioners of Sewers for'the purpose of pre-
venting danger to the River: and general drainage of the County,
are folly satithictory, and that there remains Os cause for uneasi-
ness respecting the .Mnn of the said Canal.
Resolved, That the Gentlemen who compose the Canal Com-
' mime are entitled to the best Thanks of the Commissioners of
Sewers for their liberal and obliging conduct In complying with
the propositions that have been deemed expedient for the safety
and advantage of the Country.
Resolved, That the above Resolutions be Inserted in the Pub-
Be .Papexs. A. ELTON, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair,
Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be silted 'to Sir
lAitannatt ELtON, for hie able conduct lh the Choir, at his
, unremitting attention on this and all weak** /p Wit/fart
.
and interest' of rite Country.
uR S UPII4 T to a Deerk'oftii—effigh Co—urt of
Chancery, made in a Cause, Stan ego •and otbars against
WCARTUY and another, the Creditors of GEORGE POWER,
late of Rosemary-lane, in the Parish of it. Mary, Wititeclaapel,
in . the County of Middlesex, Victiafler' ire personal, or by
their Solieltorsite come in and prove theirDebtshefore Bowman
Noaais, Esq. mit of the Masters of the said Court, at his Cham-
bers in Southanipito-buildings, I:`,l6lincerp-lane, Condon, on or
14 ore Oke. 4.1111411.0,ayi 1811,44', defialviwalt they
be pereropteriY, Minded the beneat of the said-Thieree.
RSUAN to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Cause, Staners and others against
14'Carthy and another, the Creditors of PETER M'MUI.LEN,
late of New Road, in the Parish of Saint George in the East, in
the County of Middlesex, Gentleman, are personally or by their
Solicitors to tome in and prove thtir Debts before Eowlien
Moit us, Epq. one of theMastera of the said Court, at his Chant-
hers, in Stitithamptots-buUdings, Chancery-lane London, on or
before the 28th of February, 1811, or in default thereof, they
will be peremptorily excluded the henefit of the said Decree.

ASUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Cause, Pawson against Shackley, the
creditors of WILLIAM SHACICLEY, labe of Cornhill, is the
City of London, Notary Public, deceased, who died in or about
the month of January, 1809, are forthwith to come in and prove
their Deb before CHAR lag Tuostsori, Esq. one of the Masters
of the said Court, at Chambers in Southampton-baildinp,
Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof, they will be ex-
cluded the benefit of the said Decree.

WHEREAS by a Decree of the High Court of
•• V thaniery, made in a Cante,Pserson v. Shaeldey, it was
amongst other things referred to CIIAILIS Transom, Esq. one
of the Masters of the said Court, to Inquire and 'state to the
Court whawrre the next of Kin of WILLIAM SHACKLEY,

.late of Cprethili, in the Cltrof London, Notary Public, deceased
"(Who died in or about the month of January, 18(19, intestate)
living at the time of his death I and if any of them are since dead,
who is or are their personal Representative, or Representatives,
• Notice is Hereby Given, That hay Person or Petsens claiming
to be the Next of Kin to the said William Shsckley, at the time
of his death, or the legal personal Representative or Representa-
tives of such of thorn as are since dead, are either personally, or
by their Solicitors, forthwith to come in and prove such their
relationship before the said Master, at his Chambers in Southarnp.
ton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or in default thereof
they will be excluded the boadk.ef the said Decree.

NEWSPAPER ANO iIaiInIRRTISING OE
8, CORNHILL, LONDON.
ixT MARTIN thinks it necessary to inform his
• • • Friends and the Public, that ke continues to sell and de-
liver all sorts of Newspapers at an early hour in Town, and for-
wards them with the greatest regularity to all parts of the United
Kingdom, postage free.
N. B. The great irregularity and disappointment experienced
by Gentlemen residing iu the Country, by not receiving their
Newspapers regularly, induces W. M. to Inferm them, if they
will favour him with their order, he will engage to supply them
without being thus disappointed, and in that manner which
shall give the greatest satisfaction. Public Reading Rooms, Cof-
fee Houses, raverns, &c. &c. will find this eatablivhmetit well
worth their notice, as they will not only be served regular, but
on such tuAns as are not to be equalled to Londe's.
DAILY PAPERS.
Times Star
Morning Post Courier
Nioriong Chronicle Globe
nth i‘b Press 6 te,4 roman
Ai ormcg Herald Sun
Pubic Ledger Pilot
kinrning Advertiser Alfred .
Day Traveller.
THREE-DAY-WEEK. I'AI'ERS.
London Packet General Evening Poet
Le r don Chronicle Commercial Chronicle
Evening Mail Frglish Chronicle
St. James's Chronicle And every Weekly Paper.
The great Inconvenience and delay experienced by Auctioneers,
Solicitors, and Gentlemen reeldipe in every part of the Country,
in getting Advertisements inserted in London and Coumry News-
paper*, induces-W. M. to inform them, that ho undertakes td
receive for, and insert ii•rthis, Marriagesi Deaths, and every kind
cf Advertisement for at the London and every Provincial Nrws
paper in England, Ireland, am: Scotland. This will be very
sirable to Giiitlemen In the Ceunrey who have not a corr
dent in Town, as it will save much trouble and expense in w
tur
ring copies for every different Paper, as well as postage cf le
Gentlemen favouring W M. with their orders for any Mud
Advertise tunas, may rest assured they shall be ineittlaliStal
&limn" c4irreesasess, rese:sticy, anclthspitils. • • . e
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TOUR THROUGH SCOTLAND.
This day *sn published, In two volumes, 4t.. ilustrated by $3
calomel Kates, price £5.55.
OBSERVATIONS on a TOUR through the
HIGHLANDS. and tort of the WESTERN ISLES if
SCOTLAND.—By J. GA&NVI', M.D.
Print's(' far John Stp4d,ale,

GROWS ANTIQUtFIZS OP in:GLAND AND WALES.
This def Was riblisbed, hieightlatte volumes eto, embellished
with fit Pietas, prke or, on loge paper. £64 ss.
A new and uniform edition of
ANTIQUITIES of ENGLAND .04
WALES. By FRANCIS GROSE.
Printed for John Stockdale,
.I'o I

MOP'S AND GAY'S FA Edit: .7_
i
This day wag putihshed, in four volumes royal svo. eMbeillailli
With 182 fine Plates, price 45 ss. an elegant FAlition of . '
THE FABLES of /ESOP and GAY, with Plittfof 1
from Barlow's cilebrated Designs.
I" 1
Printed for John Sicickdale, Piccadilly.
Either Work may be had separate; pries .C 3 14s. 6d. 1

NEW POCKET PEERAGE, FOR, 1811.
I 'llikatyh was published, in two volumes, s new Edition for 1811,
t down to the Present Time, price 18a. in boards, or
is. neatly bound, of
STOCKDALE'S PEERAGE of ENGLAND,
SCOTLAND, and IRELAND; containing an Account of an
the Peers of the United Kingdom, with their origin and descent.
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly.

This day was published.
•
Price 175.6 J. neatly bound in roan,
QTOCKDALE's LONDON CALENDAR. for
tat 1 : containing the Almanack ; Companion to the Caen'
dar, being a Use of all the Changes In Adminiermilon from 1760
to the Present Time, Ste.; and the Arms of the Peers, Peeresses,
Bishops, and Baronets, with a full Account of the Present Peer-
age of the United Kingdom.
Printed for John Stockdale, Pkcadifly.

NEW HISTORY OF SPAIN.
This day was published, in four vols. this. with a quarto Atka of
Plates, price £3. Be.
'TIE MODERN STATE of SPAIN, translated
from the French of J. Fa. Boitacotwo, late Minister Ple-
nipotentiary trom France to the Court of Madrid.
To which are added, ESSAYS on Stand, by 14. PBYRON ;
and the Book of Post !toads.
Printed fur John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had,
the above Work in French, price £2. 191. Bd.

CAMDEN'S BRITANNIA.
This day was published, in four large whs.• folio, illustrated by
Ito Plates, price :Zit. Mo. a new Edition, of
BRITANNIA ; or, a Chorographical Description
of the nourishing Kingdoms of Lngland, lieetland, sad Ire-
WWII and the Islands adjacent ; from the earliest antiquity.
Ey WILLIAM CAMDEN.
••111ilneteileted from the Edition published by the Author In 1607.
nblatied by the ktest Discoverws, by RICHARD GOUGH.
Printed ler John Stockdak, Piccadilly.
THIRD "

_ _ EDITION, ILLtISTILinD WITH CASES,
This day was published, price 41. sd.
APRACTICAL TREATISE on the VENE-
REAL DISEASE, describing the Nature, Symptoms and
Cure of that Disorder, and others arising from, or connected with
it, with somas Obsorratlions on Onanism, and the unhappy Dis-
eases of Youth. By M. CAPON, Surgeon,
Late of St. Themcs's and Guy's Hospitals.
Printed for S. Highley, Y 4, Pleet-street and Sherwood, Neely,
and Jones, Paternoster-row, London..

-On.the tot of January, instant, was Pribllbbed, price 2s. 6d.
Number I. (to be continued Monthly) of
THE GENERAL CHRONICLE, AND LITE-
RAKY MAGAZINE.
The contents of this Magazine will h an especial manner
agree with its title. It will be a Chronicle, alike of Literature
and Science, and of Foreign and Domestic Events; tad fors, as
fully as may be permitted, an Index to the Time.. It will paint,
on the one hand, to their Civil and Pohl/al History; and, on the
other, te the state and progress of Knowledge, Learning, fled
Taste.
' It is designed that The General Chronicle and Lkerary MEV-
zinc shall recommend itself to the family Within the
compass of its pages will be contained articles adapted as well to
the young as to the old, and to the choice and studit s of both
vexes. If any political feeling betray itself in this Publication,
that feeling
wilt be steadily on the side of the course of polity,
foreign and domestic, which has lathed this itatiou to its present.
enviable rank; and parents will know what value to set on a
werk, which, in undertaking to tecord public transactions, and to
support intellectual amusement, does not make itself a tom of
jacobinises, nor a vehicle of sedition, nor a nurse of vulgar pre-
. justices.
The General Ctizonicte and Literary Magazine will be printed
by Mr. Beasley, un a good Paper, and with fine Ink.
One F.ngraviog, executed by Artists of the first talents, will
accompany each number. The subject, when not a Portrait,
nor a Landscape, will be selected from among tire produetioas
of the Pine Arts, or tram tbese,of Nature.
be embeinsts-a

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• lids day veal MubthtLee, to S Ada. Isms. pa*• to ad. beartli:
VACATION EVENINGS or, CONYERS Ito 4
TIONS between a GOVERNESS and her PUPIL*. With
the Addition of a Viabot Qom Eton. Beim, a s.?ries rrt Or{g:iul
Yams Tales, and &*a intervened writ rarivegrot.4-
tione frarti vat-lona Astrors, Ancirat and Mod• ro, candies to sao
eke Emulation, Oa bienirate Moral Truth.
br OATNARINIS BAYLEY:
Printed for Ls sin, Hurst, Ram Orate, end *croft, Prer
minor-few. • _ .
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This dry woo published. M T vols. rose; temp. ittehapp.o..,„ ,
etchings of Alt the principal Saps la the original studio, pie,
Two Guinan in beads,
C°°lt's THREE 'VOYAGES 1t07141D 01,
IMAM, mestretely printed from their resat
heft abridgment.
Printed fee Rt Pent.tre, London; and to be had of all

ft the publie are pretested *Ltb a heat edittka
gitoraa, which, fin del flak, 'atilt.
I for Thirty guktivi,.• • eft* r 1 ',ma •el to •

•• *o -'1 icemOrrerzterrE.—^B
at-4, ).• a •
Dovrratic.sritirr,Dgtr'st;loo.
vridek the foliesvin is an Extracti was ',est:sedgy
recalistit Lek' Civerpoolls Office, addressed to his 1.014614
bi Llietertiiie-Geotral Visecuat WelUngto a, dated Carta*
rite. IS, 1 fllOl
• No alteration has been made in the enemy's peti-
tion in front of the army since I had the honour-Of
addressing you on the Bth instant, and all the Alit-
ter, and prisoners continue to report the distrfse
which the troops suffer.
The enemy detached a body of cavalry, congistlng
of fOur regiments, towards Coimbra ; but finding t%at
town occupied by General Bacellar, they have retur-
ned again to their station in the rear of the right of
their army..
I am Concerned to forviard the inclosed report frrirti
Marshal Sir William Beresford, of thie death of Cap-
tain Fenwick, the late Commandant efOhidos. Du-
ring the last two months he .had been engaged mare
than twenty times with the enemy's foraging parties,
and I have hrld several opportunities of reporting his
success.
Upon this last occasion he had made an attack
'd had -*riven in. - consisti' )f eighty
in , near Al-
provisions,
of the some
hicks,
wounded.
4inecl

Captain
tenant in the Bugs), who died the following day
the wounds he received in the attack be made
the enemy at Evora, on the Bth instant. ro3
, . Your Lordship will equally feel with me thevilial
of this enterprising gallant young offices., whob
the enemy's being in their late and present position,
' bps been of so much service, and who bac in such va-
rious instances given proofs of his talents .and
,daunted courage. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) W. C. BERN/WORD.
• MEM= RZTURNED TO SICRYX 1K TRU PRRSIOIII
PARLIAMENT.
101101/ 0■ Of II ACE L • It.
Henry Wrottesley, of Lincoln's inn, in the County of Middle.
sex, Esq. in the room of Anthony Henderson, Issi. deceased.
BANKRUPTS.
William Whitaker, late of Gear's-Inn-lane, Middlesex, (bat no*
of Bath, Somerset,) victualler, dealer and chapman, to sateen-
der January 7,.91, and February 12, at eleven, at the Clots-
eater Inn, parish of Wa'cot, adjoining Rath. Attendee, Mr.
Highmoor, Bush-lane, Cannon sheet, London ;or J. Wingate,
Bath.
William Keeling, of Congleton, Cheshire, hater and shopkeeper,
dealer and shapman, January 11, at four, January 31, at tap,
and Feb. 19, at one, at the Lion and Swan Inn, Congleiton.--•
Attar:des, Messrs.' Moorhonse and Wilkinsoa, (Moslem ;
or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple.
William Stackhouse. of Blackurn, Lancashire, linen and woe/len-
draper, dealer and chapman, January 17, at four, January la,
at ten, and Feb. 12, at one, at the Old Bull Inn, Blackburn -
Attendee, Mr. 1 imams Ainsworth, Blackburn; or Musts.
Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane' London.
Henry Lowe, late of Macclesfield, Cheshire, hat-manufacturer,
January 7, at five, January 8, and Feb. 12, at ten, at the Mae-
tlesfield Anna and Hotel, Macclesfield. Attorney, Mr. Bro.
cklehunt, Macclesfield.
William Pagett, of Gloucester, eadler, dealer and chapman,
8,9, and February 1!, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Glint.
rester. Anoraks, Mr. George Chilton. Exchequer Offic,
Lincoln's-lan, London; or Mr. W. C. Ward, Gloucester.
John William Mosuan, of Buckitighern.smeet, Middlesex, pluie•
tertr and bricklayer, dealer and chapeaus, January 8, i 5, and
Feb. 12, at ten, at Gurdliall. Anomaly, Mr. Hannan, Piame-
Chambers, Covent-Garden, •• -•
ashen tare, of Bath, clothes-rnerthant,• fester and Mindsets,
January 21, 22, and Feb.l2, at dime, at the Greyhound lan,
Attornies, Messrs. Batters Mad Martin, Furnivar...-Lon,
London ; or Mr. Edward Salmon, Barb.
John Syms, now or iate of Meath, Glatnergmehins,
dealer and el.apman, January 8, t, sad Feb. 9, SE eyelets, at
the Ram inn, Gloucester. Attendee, Mr. John Waking%
Hareourt, 'temple, Loudon ; or Mr Gardner, Gloucester.
Henry Pape, of Pockhngton, Yorkakire, grocer, liutn and wool.
len-draper, dealer and chapman, January 10, 12, at Bainell.
Coffee.hunse, York, and February 12, at the Ohl Sand Hill,
York, at eleven. Attornies, Mr. Biakisten, bymend'o.lan,
Chancery•lane, London ; cr Mr. Robert Boehm oho mem
Pocklington.
Samuel Porter, of Cheshans, Backs, mealman, dealer and elope
man, January 8, ill, and Feb. 12, at twelve, at•Osailathati,_Z.,
Attorjtey, Mr. Witham Stevens, Sion College ciledess, Alder.
manbury, London.
' Samuel Tipper, of Lea4enhall-meet, London, booksener and
stationer, dexter and chapman, January 8, at one, Jaauary 9,0
nine, and Feb. 12, at ten at Guildhall. Anomie*, Messre.M&
Wrlliana Pearse, late
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sea, Wider, January .5, ISt, and Feb. 12, at eleven, at
hall. Attorney, Mr. Farren,GOwer-otreet, LotAirses.4l.64
Joseph Mamma, of Lamberhueit, Kent, **Us*
char an, January 5, 10, at ten, and Feb. 12, IR olle;Wii%
I ball, Lonclosa. At tales. Messrs. hissolva sad proillallamillso
inns Graves* .
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DR. HUNTER'S LAVATER'S PHYSIOGNOMY. upon, and had driven in, a party, consisting of eighty
This day were published, in s yob. imperial 4;0. price 36 Chißettl, grenadiers, in the neighbourhood of Evora, near Al-
ESSAYS ON PHYSIOGNOMY, designed to cobaca, which had come there in seirch of provisions,
mote the Knowledge and the Love of Ma hind. gind. pro -
having under his command a detachment of the same
By JOHN CASPAR LAVATE.R. nUmber,of the militia of the garrison of Obiclos, and,
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illustrated by more than Eight Hundred Esigrateinp, aecurerely was pursuing them when he was mortally wounded.
copied, and some Duplicates added from Originals, executed by, stn,t; be died on the 10th ; we have thus sustained a
of 111Thlet theinspection or THOMAS NOLLO*AT. j lot', and he is lamented by all who had any
Translated from the French by HENRY fiUNTER, D. D. Vabirk/ge of 'his gallantry and eze:tions. '
c.
Printed for John Stockdale, Plccadifty. • If, 0 generally, reported that the battalions centtas.
jii :9th corps have marched towardi. Ma' 4ri f.,
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BEN JOHNSON'S AND ILEAUMUNir ANDIUTekIZINS
, tl4.ptyaktivilring for tht it 561161} Atistrivis visaliAlik,, . halve.; ~ i .
i) yor swops. tls Certain that al these
Next pi hed, in four elthensos royal M. with
Portraits, price .C. 5, or, on large peger, iil7,as well as Gardanne's detachment, IfitYrill-
rr HE DRAMATIC WORKS of lIEN JOHN- troops,tre from the frontiers of Portugal.
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-I- SON and BEAUMON'r and FIATCH.F.R ; the lint Centro, December 11, ISM.
printed from the Text, and with the Notes of Peter Whal'ey; the MY f _RDri.-It is with much regret that I cony.
man, LAI latter from the Teat, arid with the Note, of the late Georg. Col-
man, Esq. municate to you the loss of Captain Fenwitk (Lieu-
London: Printed for John StockialesPje)gilllly tenant in the Buis), who died the following day ot

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