Day (Newspaper) - February 3, 1809, London, Middlesex PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT SIX OCLOCK FE3 13V of nn im i OF HARRY TRACT of Four Hundred It wellknown called j in held on live for at 4 yearly rent of 6Ii ant a rent the of each and now Droved rent amounting annually io The two miles of the Town of may bt known at LEASEHOLD Hv HARRY IHIL cONf PACT LEASEHOLD HOUSE and ind in excellent nf the three principal and two and convenient with tr the whole bai re undergone repair and arc held for of U at a low rent of a M ht viewed by which may be hid at i New North near the rive Mile O FAMILY HOUSE elegantly and fit for the ite of a large a and two he the and with ground and firm with a of two which ar mapy fruit wc in full and to it PERSONS of PROPERTY and N V of the above that can command from Three Hundred to a has new an opportunity and choice of Two which r trur particulars miy be applying at A L A ROE NEWCASTLE COALS of the and on the ire fold by hr I SEA COAL plan adopted in the year and tLe approbation of the families in the for the encouragement the moil ire returned HARRISON and a the price of Pro only per per chal I HE REFUGE FOR THE Royal of Edward ANNIVERSARY AND Royal tht Duke of IO 33 50 Milton It His dor from Spun 6 A If 51 10 ib IO 5 II I to lo I IO 10 Mr 1 Alden a oin 1 Read A b the of the 5 O S I i I l IO to 31 o of City of Lon i Tavern Williams Mils io IO iq 1 ohn Charles I I I t 3 a i i l i friend to tiie rf this f 1 I t Ducket i Burton Gardner I Cocks I The Committee aKo needfully uf fifty from the One guinea 4k paid within arc the tfi he atij Hugh Sir t I I I io to 10 10 10 13 ro io Martin io io a l to io w Xo Sir ix x I Columbine 2 o 10 io Edward 30 o J 1 2 enry John StrnutI M io 10 i John Efq annual kud net tod and Cot G U the Scere gridge LONDON DENNISON and DEN will commence their of LEG onthe THEORY ind 1ICE ad the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHIL on Monday February the at u For apply to toth 01 tai AT a AMES hdd day o at the Globe in ft was that be is hereby accordingly that there will be Spe cial of Archway day day of February at twelve at the Globe Tavern in to Uke int thr mode of th and the Claim made been hitherto employed in conducting the COR ROLFS in die of Sum a of with food from tear to 16 0AKCEY has the honour to an tod that he hit ready M of principle he ii enabled to Mt H begi leave to the following Lifl very of which he before the late enormous it win be foil IJ per priee Hot Yellow Poft of per Second Fine Thin Thick from to jiC Half Reims at A large cf at rery low and Bond bej their the Gentry who always honoured them their and tattered by the which they have they future o their the public and in of the and dinary rife io tne advice of many o a quantity of eloth of for and very to con of trial will give full de Bawl leather in the approved o may fend an old fuite at a be informed how to a proper per AND AHILL that the Ticket arid Shares the to begin Drawing on the inb of nosy their old Oh tho day ftf wiU be entitled to on the day of Prise wilf to 5co Theft are bf the th in the a lift of numbers mar be bad litt of capital of 4 i of 4 of Litter or Carrier exactly on the fame TICKETS be given on the and Second Day of drawing the GRAND STATE which on the of ANUL the Prizes 4 Prizes of are 2 44 loo 500 loo 50 to to tO to to to to to BATS Of April 111 17 Friday ii f Saturday April 19 The hive the Lords of the tp make a FREE GIFT of Whole n Addition to the Frizes in the FIRST FREE GIF of WHOLE for Ibc Prize above the Num of 8jox r GIFT of 500 WHOLE far drawn Prize above the Hum which arc I to to f I at fiE j pi through on t Ireland are er wii U fine of the tt vaunt of ip an Twelve Gui New 3 GEOGRAPHY out Great Britain are J Part of price aha two that New ft Ot mQQ to in ibis fie the due up in blue and Printed fo fo X com and ed proprietor kf vs printed by This work may be hid in 6 pric fij 6r price 6d 6f with IS of ta Tl price in iwo beaut by by Ri The good the pure piety which this work of the j the a 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ladies of the v m O a hii into ind adapted to fourth 3 Price work The doe which we the recommends wit parent would witt bu ton V at truly and them to cf oto younzer We withhold oar of which i fuch nurU of from to her Daughter in by By of fn 3 Tolk poft Price in ii a rery executed An ta the Study of By x with 15 Price in A few of Priee The plan of work i to render the of botani cal arrangement as tind ana of lad point ming perform of either who be of uxi their ot tfi of to the ordinary of Hfe ind applied Mb io together h Art of of and waw of ne By Captain In the and thrift of March wilt be COTTAGE of the in 3 JL Price Printed Particularly adapted for apd on the id of March will be A SYSTEM of COMMERCIAL ARITH entirely differing from any on the that Jias ever yet been laid before the exhi biting in inquiry into the principle of the of every that occurs in trade except the and taught in By Formerly of tht Under taken and conducted tie Of and Broken of tie moil knowledge and experience in the City of Printed for Samuel N On February of The or Monthly Meteor a variety Of other An Prayer to the Peril Sa Strictures a Coop de of hit on the Gam of i for tn fc of the of aad opon Fortl or Great a the and tift tie and of ad the whole ay to tne 5tb Sold bj Sampd PROSPECTUS of the NEW LONDON REVIEW ON 13di of J be t of in which oar contemporary writers wiB by who in the trae of candid have agreed that each contributor with gire fo that lie may to whom he ii other for the cn or the thw enlightens As it rontt that nature by and for that tie will Cot Jse the of Work ta at fo and yet fd by general by Richard who is life and health be granted to add this lafl proof of his unwearied zeal for the the the rightful claims of im to letters and under cover for the may Jc fold alfo by all other will be in Four A SYSTEM OF By JAMES Royal College of one of of the Royal and af Clinical in the of auJ Con SUPPLEMENT to dw of t This has aH alors Temple 5e of which lately and in sny the of be fup Ued the by applying to the Th or ofLc man or and or by order to any in town or informs and that he has this day pub IL of the of and pledges that this Magazine hall be the ofthe public and he that the contained in toil bit unite grace and elegance The rpW be by tke if this BRITISH HOUSE OF 2 The read l letter Admiral of Admiral that his e approbation of Reports Re die cf Bounties on tne Importation of Fife ort of Report on the em to the Whale Report on the Northern Of E to be to explain of his evidence as given on ie that he had not feen Clarke n it had fince occurred to him e had feen her for a on the evening f He hoped that the order of the not preclude the of his of the EXCHEQUER t as his thar it was competent to any Memberto foch again the indulgence nf he perhaps informally sto the terns in which his was convey that in the Office of the Com in Chief be to attend ie Committee and to bring with him re books containing all tha applications made y Officers in the interval of the rft and of as a lift of all the who have ap lied for with the of their as entered upon the Office The of the EXCHEQUER o know in what manner books were to be made and in what form the lifts were to be He but rather as matter of pinion than of that the Honourable rentleman might draw up his motion a clearer Sir to the mo on fo far as it called for the application of all ie with the of their feve ral Some of theie were not to the public eye they confided af private dom of remark i and the was agreed tol Off ICE OF WHITBREAD to be informed by tp Arthur in his on his military he retained the office of Sir that when he de parted from to join the fully that the Noble Duke at the head of the Government was at liberty to appoint any to the office the not was merely matter of tp him he was he certainly receive the his to a Member that there wasno before the upon which save that he might perhaps call attention of the to this on a fatore and might even his duty to that the office of Secretary for Ireland was an inefficient office MILITIA LORD CASTLEREAGH would not take tip of the upon a which fo repeatedly He could not anticipate any ferioas either to its or its Said therefore content with moving that the be read a fecond ELLIOT the both oa its principle and ohV its would on the patience Honfe to the grounds of his to the It was pretended that the emergent cies of the times called for extraordinary but it all the Gentle men who employed this that emergencies out of the We ere ated a and then acted upon We men as a by the of the very of the and then complained that thus impair were unequal o our required Let us a better and we not find frequent We find no we preceded them by plant ing The Gentleman proceeded to that the word evil of the the transference of the militia into the was the rapidity with which an had besn at as a and now adopt ed as a Wherr the principle of this was there was much and fome to depart from former practice anJ received This are riow and the matter is produced before the Houfe as a perfect matrer of as a of w his He approve of this of prc As to lie Noble to explain how this transfer of the militia into the army accorded with the ions in his is introduced as recommending to the that they means of ing the army without impairing our He could not but that no could have fb a tendency to ibe to ruin it in In the effect of the hewy tire doable a bounty the and thence to die army What of the when ic was thus deprived of its beft of ficer when fo great of its men always away and by and when every company had monthly a new officer He thought that no could fo effectually ruin both and the If he were rightly thirty now the current bounty for a mili If the it muft And yet the Noble Lord that be able to men at ten The with a provident of the efficiency of his had a referre ill if his bounty fail of its expected be would have tothe ballot What was this but to that was IMS main hope The Houfe might the of the ballot in all its He knew his Noble Friend too well not to his information into his He knew not what the ballot might have produced in but he knew that in Scotland it had clean the The ballot coming on the heels of the bounty had the by inducing to What was this irt but a tax in direct and fo much the it was It fell was a by was throwing lots in a which of any number of the poor and in mixed pay or forty The Gentleman that the principle of was as different as were its He had feme returns which he would read to the Houfe in of his they were the of the number of men from the Militia in England and Ire the fir months of the preced ng In advantage was certainly in favour of unlimited a he could not except by t to the mamal naBKs of that Ha they thought that could hare enough of In Eng land the ruoft favour of limited hx the fix months of the of the men induced to nter from into the was tf which had been limited The returns for whole of which had been of which Had been vasa kind of a he conclude by hi that
