7 , 20 FASHIONABLE 'DANCING. PRIVATE TUITION.—Mr. HOPKINS hay.s leave to rebut] his most grateful thanks to t , ic Friends and the Public in general. for the very dirtingui.heil patronage he has so lour experienced, and respectfully iiolit-its a continuation of their favours. Ladies and a.ntleman who have never acquired this acco m plishment, or those uho have not attained the preseatf a shionable moth., may be expeditiously instructed in the most privati isauner, to qualify them for tile first assemblies, on ;iopl icatiou at his residence, Coachinal:ers' Hall, Noble-streat, Foster-lame, Ch ' eapaide.. EDUCATION. Mr. RAPIER, well known in London, also in various other parts of the kingdom (for his Principle of Svstematic Refurmation of ille;ible Writers, in - Six LCSlalla% only), intends ope:ting a Seminary for tho 4overd branches of EDUCATION at his F.trm at EPPLEBY, near RICHMOND, in YORKSHIRE. upon a PlYn hearing equal precedency tohis method of Tuition in Writiag Deer the ordia:try Lino-lice of Schools! !win well 'adapted to the understandings of Vomit. As for the Ihlerca.itile Department they will have the advantage of an entirely practical System of Commercial Knowledge, as taught by Dr. KELLY. the eminent Master of the .Acidemy in Finsbury-square, with whom Mr. R. wis a regard to Per so.4al Treatment, the greatest liberality will be dealt to the Youths who may be en trusted to him; they shill all dine and drink tea with him : and h ire free access t 4 his society, by which means a koowte.ll!-t, of Men and things will he familiarised to them . a point io which Youth who lue educated from home, are too often awk wardly deficient!'! Books. Clothes, and every branch of Exiv.•nditure ulizativer, to he included in one moderate charge.—No Vacations ! Further paiticlitar , on inquiry for Mr. It. at Mr. Hoffman's, stationer, No. 4 Str Just published, in one larze volttine, 1-2m,i. price r.s. boartU, a new edition, embellished with a floe Frontisp;cce, THE LIFE of BARON FREDERICK T RV'S K ; emttainiti; his A dvcatures Isis cruel and excessive tinfferin.ts duriwy. tea Ye - tr. Impri , ottment, at the Fort rec.; of Magdeburg, by i'ommand of the late King of Prossi i ; also Anecdotes, Iligorieal. Political, and Personal. Traaslated ficin the Gerinau 13y THOMAS HOLCROFr, Esq. London: Printed for She' wood. Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row; and J. Bounden, 19, Mortimer-greet, ('as (Antis -square. Of alum orly hr had, price ~ hoard., with Plates. Letter' of Char!otte during her Connexion with Wetter ; bt:inz the Companion to the Sorrows of Werter. Mayor's MAtory of the Northern Naioll' of Enr,.pe,. Thic Day is publi bed, in one thick volumo, prim Ga. 1nr.1 , , or nu fine p . tpor Gs. embellished with :t corset Map of the present Seat of War. A HISTORY of RUSSIA, POLAND, SWEDEN . , DENMARK, and PRUSSIA. By the Rev. W. MAVOR, LL.D. Vicar of Hurley in Bei I.shird, Rector of Stone , tiehl, Chaplain to Ow Earl of Wirt, fie. Sc. Leaden: Printed for Sherwood, Neoy. Joite:, Paternoster now. Of %hoot nii) hr had, Mayor's Histories of the Powers Now at War, uniformly printed, tro.•lt Nei. illus trated with a correct Map, price 43. 6d. hoard:, or on line 'mat p.t per 1. The History of Portugal and Spain, from the e.irliest Periods to the Present Time. I. History of North and South America, from their discovery by Columbus to the present Time. S. History of France, from the earliest Periods to the Peace Of Amiens. IiTCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. Contraetnis for the present Stzte Lottery, consisting of 13,410 e Ticket, have the gratification of acquaintinT, the Public that they have been so sucessful as to obtain the saute moth! of D raw in c as in the Old Eiglish Lotteries. There are no (*lasses, but the wnole of the 1 1,000 different Numbers which he Lottery contains r. ill be put into the When!, antf every Ticket drawn separately, for which purpose Government has granted Two Days of Drawing, the 14th and 15th of January. SenEste.—Wrif 2 1 ,0001. aro 4it,oosii„.-9 of 1 o,rool. are 20,1W01 —4 of 20001. are 150001.-6 of 10001. are 6,1001.-11 of 5001. are .1.1001.-4 of 4001. are 210;11.-10 of .3001. are 300111.-1 0 of 2001; are 2ta101.-14 of 100 i. are 14001.-32 of 501. are 10 11 01. —4O of 401. are 16001.-50 of :401. are 15t401.--3 of 151. are 50001.-2100 of 151. are 31,5001—Total, 1.4100 Tickets—,l 130.000. The Favours of the Pnbl ic are respectfully solicited by Richari'son, and Co. who arc selling - Tickets and Shares a variety of Numbers, at their Offices, Bank Buildings, Cuntlall, and faciii:;sthe King's Mews, Charing Cross. - GENTLEMEN having Reddisb or Grey . blisters or Eye-brows, may limited i ittely make them Dark or Slack. Ladies and Gentleman making a single trial, will be convinced that the RUSSIAN DYE is the most innocent and best article In thenniverse for making Red or Grey flair on the head, or any other ,!ace. Dark wr Slack. A Lady of Distinction has declared that fur years she had been obliged to wear false bar, althonelt having tolerably good hair of her own, but it !:eiag• Mat an early age, was recommended by another Lady as a secret, hat great e& st she bad foetid from the Russian Dye, was resolved to make a fair trial, and In a short time, so grest 14":15 the addition, that she left off the false hair, and has made her head of hair have the youthful appearance as when 20 years of age. Ask ,l'or Prince's Russian Dye, half-a-gulnea a bottle, or a dozen bottles, 1.1. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, Oxford-street (is a priVate house, Tioppottile No. 7): Hendri.. P.rfumer to brr Maksty,Tichborne-strect; Dade, New bond-street; Harding, h 9. Pall-Mali; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; Witliers,4eo,Strand: Davison. b 9, Fleet-street: Rixge, Cheapside Ward, tte4,llolborn Bolton.Tutt, Royal Exeliange: and most of the principal Per tumera and Medicine Venders. Obgene the cover of each bottle is printed with Russian gold Ink." Plain directions are inclosed whit each bottle, by which any _iper.ion may dye their hair themselves with ease and pleasure. Larllit4 and Gen tlemen residing in the country, by inclosing a taste-pound note in a letter tti tl.e Prep/ . iv cr. will rec-ive by the return of coach one guinea's worth. Merebantt, Capraine. end Cuuia ry Shepket - tiers sen-fin;- their ()tilers to any WY bolesalc Amor in L.ndon. will receive liberal allowance. IF MEAT, FRIDAY, NOV. 13. HEADi OF CATTLR AT surrotrict.o Beasts. about ... I ICO Slttp & Lambs 43311 Calves IGO Pipe J4W NE*GATh & LMADRNIIML. 1 Carcant I. d. a. il. field 3 4 a 4 4 4 Muttou 3 8 a 4 6 Veal 4 4 .1 6 a d Pork 5 0a d S U Lamb 0 0a ii 0 HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. £. P. d. Hay s b os 80 ST. JAMES'S t otter R 0 6 a 7 u Straw . 9 8 o a I: 1 114) .. 4 0 u a WIIITECHAPEL Clover 7 7 0 • S S Straw 2 10 Hay .. SMITHFIELD 5 Clever Straw 5 a to . 5 15 4! 6 4 ) 4) a 7 o 0 4 2 4) a 4 5 4) Ships sold, lit pei Ships MONDAY, NOI . 9 . MARKET. iro:► of 36 bushels, I I.4tet. Ship. al Newcastle 31t 51 Scotch Coal 0 Cinders 1 Culm 0 Newcast Ie 37 WEDNR.,D4T, NOV. I . Sunderland. Welch Co.t I Cinders Scotch Coal. Newcaasle.. Pronolortand FRIDAY, NOY. 13.,... %% Coal Culin LCinders advance on du Delivered - . . . LONDON : Printed by H. HAY, at No. 6, King-street, Seven ))ids, vvt published by at No. 3:i;, Corner of F.xeLr 'Chat Str 44 ' l ; and forwarded by ail New Saler l tho Clerks of Roads, and lio4scilers throughout the United. gdom, tree of postage, into the Cotuitii . at J.Os. Xd. per quasur. 1~ THE NATIONAL REGISTER._ LONDON MARKETS. • CORN-.EXCHANGE. MONDAY, NOV. 9. We. had a large suirply of Wheat t h is morning, the sale cf which was very heavy, at G. per quarter che per than la , t week Hav considerable arrivals of Barle y , our prices have declined Is pert' , —Rye is as., and New Hans 17s, per quarter.--White. PeAs art 5.. per quarter elieaper.—Oats are 3s. rer quirler lower, having large supplies of that grain.—No alteration in other articles. U. R. )10 1115 iMbeat S. R. White Pease 1 , 10 t t 10 Grp 74 a V: Fine ditto a 14,wi Barley PO:trld Olt/ SO Potato': ditto ht a A Fine F l our Q St . .omi d,l. a _ Rape Seed £6u .{ Gi Malt 1) a MI Tiv!cs Oats 46 a 50 DAY, NOVEMBER IS. Barley. middl'nz and oreiOary, are tuli p:r quarter chelpm— Malt, from is. to 2s. pet quarter Peas, being in el:id supnlY. have experienced a decline of several sill per titt.wer.— Oats abota Is. per quarter lower on fine qualities, but full 3i. pc: quarter on ordinary kinds. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PFli QUARTER. FAA 1111 F: WPM'. Evnrco Noy. 7. [From Lost P.ight's Gatette.] England & 44 - al's. Scotland. En;land Se Watt*. Seozlanil, s. d. s. d. s. (I. s. 11, Lill 1 .... 111.4 4 Beans - 15 1 .... 64 0 Pease 16 11 63 5 .... 47 zi Oatmeal ..... 47 7 43 S .... 39 9 Beer orßigx --s n , 45 II Li:u•k:y Oatt4 • PRICE OF BREAD. TtteAay the price of Bread wts ordered to be oolttianet4 (agree - tld to the Act) —the Quartern Loaf wheaten Dili!. r AR. CURRENT PRICES OF SUI from to from to 1 from to 8. 8. P. 111. P. S. Antigua 7l 78 St. Kitts & Mont 11 .. lb . Lpo brown 93 .. 95 inno. or Browii7o .. tt4 4 Tobago & St.Vir.7o .. 7.3 : ....fine 104 ~ItB Dom. Nev &Tor. 70 .. 14 Sinham & Dem. 74) .. 72 ' Sing.loa brown —.. 94 Grenada Nluscov.lo .. ' 7 7.3.1 St. Trio:clad ....76 .. 7.3 : ... tacit lol „II 4 .1 imaica lirowii..7o .. 71 i Eact India. * in .. S 9; Po% der loaves—lon —Po good. 15 :. 77 Ground tips 170 .. I Holuhro' d0....10S ..110 time .. ( AO .. 1.2 i ...... foceo ...lb .. 78 • Mola.seo 16 _4l AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from the Returns matte is tho Week ending NOV. I I, is 464 641. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid or p tab:e thereon ou the Wu...ft. &Ilan IhereAr into Gnat rsritaia—EFront Satt4rdas';i Gazette.] PRICE 0 SMITHY I. el. el. d. Beef 4 II • b 4 Mutton.... 4 8 a 5 8 Veal Pork 5 11 a 6 0 x 0 0 FR Wheat e i 0 I le aho, it 13% NOV. 15. d Averarc 4 It 6 p 11 o 74 11 0 b Q 11 7 19 11 2 6 . 11 5 10► 0 II) I) IM): pleasure. Jd. s. a. P. f t * J 511 6‘ ) : '9 - ) a 4 3; a— tl 11 a - II ;911 a 51 0 3: a a 4.i 11 —oa " .1 a 0 0 a 41/ 0 a 55 6 ; a 44 0 - 0 a 4 ° II a II — Oa --0 r price. Lamb Clial4 a at Ma 7.3 doi t4i 47; 91 0 0