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NOTICE is here Sy gives, That r
Terminer mei Goal AP ~,, , ppir the Trill Of
Ms High Saes avithis the jwiltdidien If*
moll k held at jartice Hall, he the (Al Bailey, Lietiha, in itame..,
of &watery least, at eight *Wail is the satraing.

• EAST-INDIA ROUSE, Detessher SO, 110.
THE COURT .f DIRECTORS of the UNITE,
COMPA?Pf f MIERONAIVT3 ENGLAND, irturrg
the EAST INDIES, do krely jia mike, .
That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, en er
before Wednesday the. 10th of January next, from any persons
loam may be willing to let on freight good Capperobotteared Ship;,
the btirthen of from 400 to 700 Tons,. builder's messuretamail
. the said Company's service, for owe varicosity.
The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tendeteon the cover,to
severally sealed up, and left with the Setretary at or before
twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 10th of January next, be-
yond which hour no Tender will be received.
WILLIAM RAMSAT, See.
The particulars of the terms and conditions upon which the
ab.ve Ships will be dirkgo:4ln the Company's service, may be
hai, upon application to Mr: Jobn Morice, CU* modmrlhom
mince Shipping, on or after Saturday next the IN

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GINTLIMEN,
A S the Election is &tett for Tuesday, the 16th of
January, I beg leave respectfully to solidi the honour of your
attendance at the India House, and of your Vote, on that, day.
The encouragement which I continue to meet with in the
course of my Canvass, justifies my entertaining the most sanguine
hopes of success : and can assure you, that if, by your favour,
' should obtain a Seat in the Direction, my etuleavours to pro-
-te the Company's welfare shall be exerted with zeal and inde-
'-nce, as the orly suitable return. *Mehl can make, for the
'e and honourable support which bas been bestowed upon
Ladies and Gentlemen, with*the utmost respect,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
Strand, Dec. 29, I aO9. ' RICHARD TWINING.
Mr.Twining's Committee meet daily at the King's Head, in tht
Poultry, where all tommunications taillhalhaokfully teeeiyed.

PORTSMOUTH. •
MR. JOHN SMITH begs to inform the Public,l
that from, and after the 28th day of February next, he is-
tends carrying on the Business of Ship-chandler on his own sob
account, at Nu. 24, Broad-street, in Portsmouth.

FOR PUBLIC SALE.
At Newhaven, on Friday, the Sth day of January, 1310, at One
‘Clock precisely,
rTHE FOI,LOWING GOODS, being part of
the Cargo of the Eunice, from New York to Tonningen,
stranded n'ar Nes.haven, viz :
132 Bags Upland Georgia Cotton, more or less.
11 Ditto St a Island ditto, ditto.
61 Ditto New Orleans ditto, ditto.
A quantity of loose ditto, ditto;
16 Barrels Pearl Ashes, more or less.
10 Ditto Pot Ashes, more or less.
4000 White' Oak liugshead Staireif,lioore or Inc • . •
_ _

This day was published, price 21. ltd.
AN APPEAL to his Majesty, both Houses of Par-
liament, and the People of the United Kingdom against a
late Rejection of the Petition of the Captains of the Royal Navy,
for an Augmentation of P4ty, by Lord Mulgravei Lieutenant-
General in the Army, and First Lord of the Admiralty; in which
the cases of Admiral% 1. e nen ants,and infer-or Officers are touched
upon ; with a comparison of the benefits enjoyed by the Navy Ind
Army. By a FRIEND tothe ROYAL NAVY. , •
Sold by Blacklock, Royal Exchange ; Cbapple, and
Mercer, Princes-itreet, Leicester-square.

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This week will be published,
ALETTER to the INCORPORATED COM-
PANY of PROPRIETORS of the PORTSFA ISLAND
WATER WORKS ; occasioned by an application lately made
to them by the Assigns under an Act passed in the 14th Year of
Geo. 11. for bringing Water from Farliugton.
By WILLIAM NICHOLSON,
Engineer to the said Company.
'V The history of the project for conveying Water from Far-
Eng:on, which was entered upon seventy years ago, and pursued
to no purpose for seven years, Auld of its present state, from actual
observation, are given in this letter.


This day was published,
Handsomely printed in Octavo price in boards, 105.6 d. a new
Volume, heist; the Fourth, of
ANECDOTES of LITERATURE and SCARCE
BOOKS.—By the Rev. WILLIAM BELOE,
Translator 'of Hcrodotus, &c.
Printed fol. F. C. and J. Rivington, N 0.82, St. Paul's Church-
yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, the three former Volumes, price in
boards, 7s. or the third volume separately.

This day was publiihed,
Dedicated, by permission, to his Gr.ce the Archbishop of Can-
terbury, in Octavo, in Six very large Volumes, price, in boards,
£3. 155.
1-:4CCLESIASTICAL BIOGRAPHY; orLIVES
of EMINENT MEN, connected with the History of Reli-
gion in England ; from the Commineement of the Reformation
to the Revolution ; selected and illustrated with Notes.
By CHRISTOPHER WORDSWORTH, M. A.
Dean and Rector of Docking, and Domestic Chaplain to his '
' Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Printed for P. C. and J. Rivington, o
N. 69, St. PanTs Church-
yard; sold also by J. Hatthard, No. 190, Piccadilly.
This day was published, elegantly printed, price I Ss.
THE HUSBAND and the LOVER, an Historical
and Moral Romance, in three volumes.
London : Printed for Lackington, Allen and Co. Temple of
the Muses, Finsbury-square. -
Of whom may be bad, jut published, •
Tha Looker-on, a celebrated Periodical Paper, 4 vOl4. l 6s.
Znflora, or the Generous Negro Girl, a Novel, 9 vels 7s.
Collection of Epitaphs and Inscriptions, in 2 elegant pocket
vols. 19s.
The Poems of Osslan, ecgant Edition, with plates, 9 vole,
601. Xl. if.
This day were published, price Os. 6d.
C;EVEN CHARGES GIVEN. TESSIONS oO GRA
f the
L) JURIES at the GENERAL QUARTER S
PEACE.
London : Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of
the Muses, Finsbury-square.
4'44' The preceding addresses being of general and net WM
concern, It seems unnecessary to my by whom, or where they.
were delivered. Some years have since elapsed. bni alas! they:
are yet not unseasonable. II In the
.present awful condition of
this as well as of other countries; they should tend in any degree
to excite the too dormant attention of loyal its;sub at
the friends of good order, md our happy form go,
and rest
persons of a contrary disposition, tke
the author accomplished.

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THE REVENGE. Bathe
Don Alonzo, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; mill,
Carlos, Mr. BRUNTON ; Don Alvarez, Mr. MURRAY;
Don Manuel, Mr. CRESWELL ; WI
Zanga, Mr. KEMBLE.
Ixonora, Miss NORTON ; Isabella, Mrs. HUMPHRIES.
Ica wllich will be performedffor the Sob time) a New Comic T
Pantomime, called
• HARLEQUIN PEDLAR;
Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. to the
Harlequin Pedlao.yr. BOLOGNA, Jun. T 1
Clown, roe GRIMALDI.; befei
Sir Martnaduke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAY. litho
.:-iir Timothy Chalkstone, r. T. BLANCHARD ;
of ft
Columbine, Miss ADAMS;
Fairy of the Well Miss M. BRISTOW • for t
niries, Miss E. H. and S ADAMS, with Dancing. T
ple,, 7s. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 33.6 d. Second Price 2s. be 84
Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. twel
Peon open at half-past 5, and the Play begins at half-pist 6.
"'‘.trorrow—The School of Reform ; with Harlequin Pedlar.Ym
The New Pantomime of Hisrlequin Pedlar, continuing to he
••;el with unbounded applause, will bellipilid'evely even, T
; till further notice. . • abet
.4 New Musical Play, in Three Acts, is in rehearsal, and will had,
produced as soon as possible.
mitt
()TICE is Hereby Given, That the Partnership --"rr
between JOHN SMITH and JAMES NEWTON lilo-
50N, of Portsmouth, Ship-Chandlers, will be dissolved ots
25:12 day of February next, by mutual consent. As witness • jai
• Land.; this 20th day of December, 1809.
l'; if
:t:less, JOHN SMITH, atte
,V. litonztt.. J. N. ROBINSON.
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, PORTSMOUTH. I sh
flt. JAMES NEWTON ROBINSON begs to mot
L inform the Public, that from and Ater the 29th day of
hruary nest, he intends carrying on the B. sines of Ship. ad
:.'.ter on his own sole account, in the Shop and Warehouse me,
rx.i.qpiare, Portsmouth, where the Partnership* Business of
.:th and Robinson has hitherto been carried on. Str
Witress, D. W. WED oT.L L. I. N ROBINSON. ?
Poi
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CLASSICAL TUITION. __,
MARRIED CLERGYMAN, resident on his
Living, lbout 4G miles from London, who prepares a litni- A
cumber of Pupils for Eton, Westminster, &c. 'has now two
mucks. The object of this 11,taislistiment is to instruct Pwoils ten
the age of Bto 14, in Classical Learning, &c. so that they ace
be well grounded previously to their admission at the great --
Mit Schools.—Terms 100 Guineas annually. Additional terms
expected for such Pupils as continue beyond the age of 14 to At
pr. pared for College.—References car. be given to persons of
;first respectability in the University of Oxford.
Address—the Rev. A. B. at Walker's, bookseller. 192. Stray, d. 11
MONEY MATTERS. str
GENTLEMAN ablve the common class of
Money-Tenders, who has for many years carried on business
general satisfaction, has large Sunis of Money ready to ad-
ace on Annuity or on Bills,'or on Notes of Hand, or any other
urity.
Apply to Mr. Walsh, No. 40, Upper Mary-la-lsonne.street,
ar fitchfiel&street, and a card will be ven' to his house within •
minute's walk—(etter,+ elnistopenty ablWaietbieenk-4•1
4..te
ies of character, single or married, may aceolemodated.
rsons who have loose Sums to lay out may employ them to i
at advantage. -- ,
NSBURY REPOSITOIIY, NEAR FINSBURY-SQUARE. 'fiot
HARLES HULL takes the earliest opportunity G,
respectfully to aquaint the Public, that he has purchased 1 th
e above Repository, where the SALE of HORSES and CAR- I uj
'AGES, by PUBLIC AUCTION and Patvarz CONTRACT, ' A
it be continued upon the same plan as it has been hitherto con-
aed by his late Father; and having relinquished the Livery N
rd, in Little Moorfields, his whole time and attention will be _
7ated to the duties of the above concern, in which he hopes
raerit the patronage and support of the Friends of his Father,
the Public at large. .i
The Sale by Auction commences every Thursday, precisely at
`V
.e e'Clock. tt
• No. 99, ROYAL EXCHANGE. c
ESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-
Brokers, London, respectfully inform the Public, that
'nets and Shares for the present State Lottery, which is on the
new and improved plan as the last, consisting of +only 5000 1:
hers, are on Sale at their Office as above. ti
The Scheme contains o
4 Prizes of £20,000 '
4 ---- spoo
12 ---.--.. 1,000 I
And CO -- L'CO
Ti be all drawn in One Day, viz. 14th February, 1810.
Leger, post paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Orders -
plit, coach, or carrier, accompanied with remittance, pone-
. ' y attended to.
.
ENV t..T ATE LOTTERY—To be Drawn in
1 OAE DAY-14th FEBRUARY, 1810. I
SCHEME.
C 4 ae20,000 ...•........ £BO,OOO
4 ... 5,000 • .. 20,000 1
12 1,000 ... .. ...... 1:400
1 53 ..... ....... SOO ..... ...... . 10,000
11l
• 100 9.,000
44 .50 2,200
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tit • 25 900
, eo . . • .... .... • 15 ...
D ...............
A • Prizes. £ioo,ooo
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D FM ---- ,
Lottery Is upon the same Plan as the last ; it consists of
C 77 .1000 Numbers (from one to 5000 inclusive); but there are
~ ig 'I i.k .3 of eaoh Number, which will be severally entitled to I
,e e'••fa• Prize it drown against such Number ; for instance, it
.1 s!raid be drawn a Prize of £20,000, the Four Tickets of
.. t Number w;11 EA cu, be entitled to £20,000. making in the
13, ,de .00,cc0.--*„* Shares will be entitled to their propor,'..M.
Ticici:Ts and SHARES are on Sale at all the Offices.
R .
POETRY APPLIED TO EDUCATION.
a. . IABERT and Co. at the ORIGINAL JUVENILE
to 14EitAitY, 157. New BOND-STREET, respectfully intro-
le ",- Le followinz valuable Books to the Nobility, Gentry, and
111 :'-4el.' le gcnt;rll, as being admirably adapted to the purpose of
/I', t'atir.g young Persons in te respective subjects. No principle
It. Irore uaiversaily•recognized than that of the ellicacy-of re-
lc •,rg to rhyme whatever is intended to make a lasting impres-
. •.:2 the memory; and on this principle the following Works
fo. ,l he found worthy of general Introduction among young Per-
m-
.:s of both saes:
rty
ble 1. GOLDSMI l'H's GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, Versl-
-, by the Rev. W. R Johnson, price 4s. half bound.
ip,
:* • Tile HISTORY of ENGLAND, in easy Verse, by the same
Lay .
nor, price 2s. Gel. half bound.
'the HISTORX, of ROME, in easy Verse, by the same,
2p, to 2s. 6d. hall bound.
rnp
lab . The HISTORY of GREECE, in easy Verse, by the same,
ce 2+. U. half bound.
rimed for Tabart and Co. New Pond-street ; and to be bad
'Z.'. 21 Booksellers, with a full allowance to Schools, and the
n- tenth BiNk given gratis. .
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