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NEWTHICAIitEiIIDIAL, coviirter-tmlwebt.
~1 .MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 25,
: • • • lobe acted the Play of
THE MOUNTAINEERS.
Octavian., Mr. KEMBLE ;
Vi id, Mt. BRUNTON ; Bulcagin MuleY;Mr.E9/iRTON;
Aolte, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Lope Tustin),
Sadi, Mr. 111..ANCHiAg.D..
Zorayda, Mrs. HAMERTON •
TErarahe, Mr 3. H. JOHNSTON ; Agnes, MEsi
talk,
which will be added the Musical Farce a 1
THE POOR SOLDIER.
Captain Fitzroy, Mr: BEt.LAMY.; ,
Dtrinot, 14r INCLEDON; Patrick, Mr. TAYLOV3
Non!), Miss BOI:roN; Kat Wane, M,rs.
The doors will be opened at half pas tuns, and the nip .bin
tristirpa-t six.
plats for the Boxes to be takee of Mr. Brandon, at the Titisw
tepoillee in Prince's Place, Hart... Arm, from ten till four.
Ibis Evening—lnkle and Yarico ; with Oscar and Malalna.
:Yriday, The Woodman. Saturday, King isslin.
Monday, King Lear. Tuesday, Isabella.
Wednesday, A Cure fir the Heart-Ache.

INCHBALD'S BRITISH THEATRE.
This day were published,
la Twenty-five. Volumes, royal 18a o. embellished with En.
ravings, price .66 i6s. Q. and on fine Paper with Portrait*
ad Proof Impressions of the Plates, price ,CIS extra boards,

►rHE BRL'rLSH TREATRJ or. a COLLEC-
110N of PLAYS, which are acted at the Theatres Royal;
pkwy-latie, Covent-Garden, and, Hay-market. Printed under
it:Authority, and by Permisaio* of the Managers from the
iipxopt Books, with Biographical
.and Critical Remarks. By
)IPS.INCIIISALD.
A Collection of Farces and other After-pieces, which are acted
joke Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent:Garden, and Hay-
oft t, rrinted under. the Authority of the Managers, front the
pomp: Book. Selected by Mrs. IN CH BA LD. lu 7 volt. royal
me. price LI. 15e. boards, or on ilne paper, with Portraits,.
pia XY. I 2s. tiet. boards.

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Early in November wilt be pt.s.llished,
The MODEIN Turarer., or a coll6ction of successful Mods•rn
ib%s, acted at the i'lleatres Royal. Landon. Printed•from the
'Mann Books, by Authority of the Mank;ers. Selected by Mrs.
1111,1L1). In ten vols. royal ißino. to correspond with Inch-
lekri British Theatre and Collection of Farces.

• Tbis.d.w. was published,' •
In Octave, price les. 6d. in boards, the Second Edition, of
WALLACE, or the FIGHT of FALKIRK,
A MEI RICAL ROMANC.:4-13y Miss HOLFOOD.
bated for Longman, Hurst Rees, Ornie, and Browns:,
Paternoster-row.

On reading aver the eitracts we have made, we feel quite
saified that the voice of. our Raider; will eonam our decision
isfavour of the poetical genius which must have dictattA this
ma. The objections, whith aryl, in some degree to all the
works which we have read in pretessed imitationsof the ballad-
eers, are less freqt;settly to he drawn front the Poem num before
tAn from atly of its precursors : while, in our opihion, its
lentil are more mental, tr, sentiments more exalted, its moral
diet infinitely awe sublime and 4ttr4et'*e."
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Critical i;tview, rt:h. 18j0.
Poems by Me ircolfura, in one volume Bvo. Unihrm with
Wilco, are nearly rely

LABORDWS VIEW OP SPAIN..
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of the Roads of Spa*, and other Mao of the Country, &c.
;rite A 93. 13s. 6d. Nardi, •
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an 4 teoiesiastical Establishments ; the State of the Arts, SOruntils
atiLittrature ; its Manners, Customs, Natural History, &c.

By, ALEXANDER DE I.ABIDaDE.
Translated from the French.
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The publication contains a vast accumultision of important
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fir neicct."—Eciectic Rey. Feb. 1810.

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ing r. he Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and treat-
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lads Glos.,:ry of Terms.
By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D.
Lb:lnitiate in Physic of the University of Oxford, and the Royal.
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uY, or INDIGES-
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By JAME:i RYMEIt, Surgeon.
-- Video, ut pallidus omnis
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Professor of Mineralkor in the University of Pumbridge.

Part the First; Rusita, TA lir ItY; and TURA ICY.

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TRA IVPSORT 0 FFIC B, Sltenskr 27, 1810.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT sEßricE,for tahisg
Care of SICK and WOUNDEs) SEAMEN, and for she Care and
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR; do hereby give Nellie,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 13th of
November, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be witting to contract for victualling Prisoners of
War in Health at Plymouth, for six mouths certain, from the
Ist of January, 1811. • -

re Testier will k reeeiva 1 after aw e'cloek *1 the day frefilj, air
MI, Mad, "alai the party, sr as arat for hies, perseaellrattruds.
Each Tender meet he accompanied by a Letter Pane Inv* reefrettable
Pergola, ex.Tagistg to /wetter 6o:rad voith the P. resit tendering, la the
new of £2OOO fee the dye petferrr. ?ace if the Contract.
fierther pal ti.ul err ne ay he lounge Sy cep/dying at thin OSINT, II
Captain Rozre, Plymouth.

7fReINSPO.4T OFFICE, Sep:mother 2; 1810.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
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Care of SICK and MOUNDED SEAMEN; andffir tin litre tad
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CUSTOM HOUSF, NEWHAVEN.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At Seaford, on Thursday, the f..`Ah day of October, 1810, at
• Twelve o'Clock at Noon,
By order of the Ifni. Cammtvaioners of his Majesty's Customs,
Al;our Sixty Bushels TOBACCO ASHES.
The aboVe Geode may be viewed the Morning of the day
of Sale, H. HARISON, Collector.
Oc!'ober W, 18,10. .1. B. STONE, Comptroller.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuso4l4y,
the :30th October instant, at Noon,
For the Benefit of the Concerned, and to pay a Salvage and Se-
pairs, Ike. on the Ship,
TrHtindred and Ten Bates Georgia Upland
OTTON, part of the Cargo of the Ship Brutus, recap-
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stingehr..for viewing samples and further loforniatlon, apply to
Capcaiss Goodrich, at the Three Crovenc‘tavern, or to
Mr. JOHN IWIOEIt, Merchant.

Afterwards will be SOLD, in convenient Lots for Comtners of

the neve ctiyi Artlaese

About 30,000 Feet very superior A,i Oar Rafters, from 111 to
'24 feet long; 10 Hogshead and Barad Staves, and 80 Piecus of
Lath Wood, just landed from the Schooner Bolin; of and from
Bqston. Also one Log, and suudry thick Planks of very superior
Hmidaras Mahogany ; se►eral fine and very large Cedar Beams
and Knees, from the Roots of Cedar Trees ; Plank, old Ship
Timber, &c. and some large pieces of Savors Wood, particularly
e,eninmended to Joiners, and Cabinet-makers, all of which may
be seen, on application at the OM Prison Yard, Cosaide, and
furcht r I.articulars at Mr. Hawker'. Counting House, Briton Si►}e.