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i_~ 111 r•Rr", 1 :i rr. --~ 177 --. - W"'" - .' :" • • I 34 m nes it."7-1;7397 iiiHATEE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING,DECEMBER 26, will be performed, GEORGE BARNWELL. Thorotighgood, - I'vr.EZERTON ; Uncle, Mr. MURRAY ; George Barnwell, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Trueman, Mr. CLAREMON Maria, Mies S. BOOTH; Millwood, Mrs. POWELL. Afterwhich will be perfortned, for the first time, a New. Panto mime, called HARLEQUIN ANI) PADMANABA OR, THE GOLDEN: FISH. • • . With en•ire New Music, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, Scc. Ettdrnanaba (a renowned Astrologer), Me- Jertorics; Sultan of CiOrnire (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Norman; Omar, the Fiabtrman (rifrerwants Harlequin), Mr. Bologna, Jun.; Cayfacat taari, the Persian Cook (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. Zelica, the Sultan's Daughter (afterwards Colombine), Mrs. Par ker; Mores, the Finhermaa's Daughter, Miss E. Bolton. To-naorrow, The Marry. Wives of Vikulapr. • Saturday will he.revi►ed the Tragedy of Percy; Eiwina, Miss Smi , lt-(hring her lint erpraranie itt London these four years). Shakespeat's 'tragedy Nif Julies cawar.eis in preparation, and will tw revived as Noon as pesobie. NAVAL ,IiPisCTACLE, WITH SHIPS in Mottos, Firing, Sailing- in dif ferent directitins yid-veering, iislthxlie Fleet and Boats in Action, and the French Ship L'ACHILLS Ire, representing 'the close of the VICTORY of TRAFALGAR, by means of Painting, Optics, and Mechanism, on an entire new principle, conveying to the Spectators the most animating representation of that great Event, at the IslAtIM:101-11A, hrinces-street, I.ei• cester-squarr, where the great biatralVictories which have of late 'Yeah' been Obtainel, wilt, be peptimepttsil in succession, triim. Pleven in the Morning till Wilk, and from Six in the Evening rill Mae. DANCINo. WILSON , must-respee trtfilly informs his Subseribers'and the Publio, thattbe •I'lirti,Sditlon of his ANALYSIS of COUN titY DiN,NtING 13 now ready for tie livery, prier ea. eats/Mint, in edditian to the former Editions, s ;grsa!ttlasober of NEW FIGURES, seveml.NEW Rt,ELS, an Ei:-AY on the DEL'ORTMEN of the PER NON in DAlk- CIRO, with 'FABLES for CO M POSlNGairacm any number Of figurei to one Tune r together with the complete E l IQUE e#-tke BALL-ROOM. • Tu be had at his Residence, 5, Benroao-sraarr, BEDFORD.. swat; Riatiouts, sod of all the Woken:ten ; where may be had, price Ss. 6d. his TREASURES of TERPSICHORE. Mr:Wilsan'sAeademy for Danring is now open every day, where persons of any ag e may be instructed in every department of ; Dancing, adapted either to the Stage or Ball-Room. Ladies may receive instructions from Mrs. Wilson, in every departniesit of Danc , ngo-{arils of - Terms may be had as above. Si TRING AND MARFD/SN'SI Y URE LIMON ACID, For Punch, Lemonade; Sauces, ecc. FAMILIES; Taverns, anl Inns, wak find it ex tremely convenient, as it suits evcry &anemic. purpose where the Limon is nee: ssary ;also Officers, Captains of Sb'ps and others, ash is dry and portable, and will retails its !favour every clilnate. Proper( d .ody at 163, Borough, London, and sold in bottles, at Ss, Sd. by must dent ;gists, libraries, and confectioners. Itti• Please to observe their ',antes on the bottle and wrapper, 34 the label and directions have been imitated by, several. 'Jews, goiog about cite eouiitry, deceiving shop-keepers and why's, bg frigaipuAmos artleieronaklng soy allowance niece ready money. his Jai , via• pita shed, Handsomely printed in °Gavot Ito. pax in beards, Goa GA" A CONCISE HISTORY c.f the MOORS in 11 SPAIN, from their Laudon of that Kingdom, to their final Expulsion frdin it. By THOMAS BOURKE, Esq. Printed (r F. C. and 1. Ritingtoa, 6; St.. Paula Church yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, iso, Piccadilly. 'Psis day was published, in one Volatile octavo, - ilittetwed with • 'Elgin Mews; price its. boat*, or hot-prested, with gilt im p:visions of the Platea, price las. , A 1011 8 iu Quest of G ENEALOGY through •L seVeratparts of WALES, SOMERS ETSULIti,III6 WILT/1411E, a Seeks of Letters to a Eriend ut DubPa; intersperitillfilb # Descripion of fitoorh-ad and Stonetwoget together witivas-lona Anecdotes of Living Characters, and curious Fragnieots frog a Ms. Colktetiou seedbed to Shaksprare.--Ay a IieIitRISTER. Published by Sherwood, Nzely, and Jones, Paternoster r This day was published, Price Bt. se in a Ca, or ins. ad. in Morocco °THE NATURALIST'S POCKET-BOOK foe - the Year lni 2, with fourteen Plates, beautifully coloured niter na , ure, and descripicois principaly from the works of Dr. Shaw, Mr. Curtis, and other distipgutsiwd Naturalists. Prii.ted for G. Kearney, Fleet-stre et ; and Suttaby and Co. Sliationers'-court, I.udgate-atrekt. • 'the de-igi of the present publication is to familiarize the pleasing SeleucC of Natural Hiaorr, by divesting it of the fur lsitßog appearance'which it sci trequintly bears (Am the incum branee of technical teems, and the Proprieto.• flatters himscif chat • ibis . attempt sistil be found not to bare bvenle in vain, as , iar ho /objects are in a high degree itrwre.ittrg, and descriittinns famil FRENCH . VIOLS ma-CHILDREN, sold by T. BoOst.-i, Brnad-street,Seyal Etelsange ; Dayton as Ce.Gracechurch.-.treet ; Waal, be. Nullt.Church-yard ; and r Paws in Skinner-street; W. W 114 on ea Co. Eillebur6b ; and Ceduning, f . 11/ li.E dei CONTES de MADAME NOR. 3-i Tort, wimps* pour nottnutement Ile st.s Enfans, aus such sons Ajoutes des Instructions, paw l'Applicatlon yropre des Co rtes. lanes. half-:bran , 8s: • • • 2. Charles Charlotte, Premiere Education de l'Enfance. 18mo. is. S. Isle des Enfant, Histeire Veritable, par Madame de Cunha. 4. 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Floriani‘MoirrOop te Rd S k kre• 'lO Alitlin:M4.slEßt4 • - -Just publ!shed, price TWO Shilllngt, bound, A NEW INTRODUQTION to READING,ton: tainiug y Exercioes or Lemops adapted t t o tbsea gacie,ti nf.Chltdre,n of tither sex, from Six to Twelve yearn of age —By the Rev. G. J. DAVIES. A d4l. Master Of this Gr.nrir oar tichool, Holt. • " selection, appear well adapted en:th to anui-e and Im prove thesupli, and notwithstanding the great number of School *oos which already we think that tie paront or teacher' Aran regret that the present publication is added to the hsc."- 7 --Vide Monthly Review tor October last. Also Critical Review for February ; othercriticisms equolly favotlithblo,lutthe ktevlxws 4f the last.awelve mouths. Lotidbu Printed for Lackington, ,Mient Idyl* of ivzsiwyriafbalgffissime. I f , ". A . C' \ ' 4 r ) )S t : : Y • 00 . • , 1. • 1 iin ' . / . NINP .... . . - THURSDAY, Just published, in one Volume Bvo. price 10a. 6d. Dedicated to the Army and Navy of Egypt, THE CAMPAIGN in EGYPT, a Poem, to celebrate the Valour of the British Military Forces employed in the Expedition to Egypt, &c. &c. By CONSTANTINE WILLIAMS. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, noster.row. This day vim published, In I VoL AtD. price 7s &Mara (Fivennd Edition, revised and considerably enlarged' L ITERARY RECREP):TiONS ; or, Mc torleal, and Religious Essays. By HENRY CARti,A:I4. of Pembroke College, . Printed for .I.pogutan k Herst, Rees, Ornae, add Brown, Illistecresois4 awl et die 13t1d. Gallery, 54, New Bor • This day was published, • In 14.1n0. price ss. and faue, paper, tis._lScitiPlis tkianth Much enlar of. UISTOR ge., ICAL AND 'MISCELL/ QUESTIONS, for the Use of Young People; tion of Initials and General Biography, &c. By R ICHMAL MANGNAL4 Printed. for IL.sausTak t Hurst. gees, Orme, and Brown, nesster-row; and Jahrkfiliias Wakefield. This day was published, S Vohs poet Rvo. price Xi. 16*. boarth, the Fourth F t tlltiwa, of PECIMENS OF THE EARLY ENGLISH POETS, to which Is prefixed an historical Sketch of the Rite and Progress of the English Poetry and language. By GEORGE EI.LIS, E.g. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reuss, Orme, and. Brown, Pater row ; and at. the Bt itish Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, also just published, by the same Author, the Second Edi:lon of, Specimens of Early English Metrical Romances, in S vols. post Bvo. price WI. Ils. 6d. boards. This stay was published, In Syn. price Pg. boards, the Sixth Edition of URA L PHI LOSOPHY ; or, Reflections ou Knowledge, Virtue, and - Happiness ; chiefly in reference to a L.fe of Retirement in the Country. By ZLY BATES, Esq. 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With biographical and Crated Remarks. . • By Mrs. 114CHaAt.D. Printed for Longman, Tiiint, Rees, Orme, and Bran, Pater noster-rew •' and at lba Batiste Gillery% 51, hisw Ilne.dss(resre •Of whom may be-had, edited by Mrs. Inehbald, 1. The Modern Titeetre, in 10 Vela's., £2 I ts beards, end Floe Paper. £3 13s. boards. 2. .A 001,14ction of.Farses, in 7 Voi.unses, price £1 or on fine Paper; with Portriits, 12s. 6d. tscratiti. dip *jai published, in bee, inite - l2a:" bards, the .Fecund Et'Vila corrected and improved, of N INTRoDucvotsi to ex THEORY and PRAC TICE of PLAIN and bilffillCAL TRIOONO miTiv, and the Stereograilhia Piroketion of the *here; in • tinkling the Theory of Navigation ; conirrehentang a variety of rules, formube, fag. with their pr'acdcal applications to the men suration of heights and distanck., to determining the latitude by two altitudes of the Suo, the longitude by :11'e lunar observations, and to o: her Important problems ou the `phone, and on Nautical Astroeotny. By THOMAS KEITH, Private 'Tk aelik r of the 14a:hematite. Printed for Longman, Htirst, Rees, Orme, and lirown,.raters no rOW. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, A New Treatise on the use of the Globe-I;l*nm. price 60. bards. 1411441i01. 1 1 1 'S pp", This day %vat published, Vols. 3 ant ! In syn. rice .e 1 11.. ed. --boards, containing Eight Maps of pc:itiosof Separation add pm jrcted Communications between the South t.ea and Atlantic {bean, an a :Alp of the different Channels by wtach the pre. clous Moils (low from the one Continent to the other, VOIATICAL ESSAY on the KINGDOM 01 1 .1• .w SPAIN, eqeentneg gesearches relative to the Geo • grapity of Mexico, ahi E.atent of its S;oirtictt, and its Politieul Dim vis'on into intentitnLics, the physlcalAspect of th- Country, the Populakon, the St.tte of A,gr,cuhure and ManufacturMg and lt;ort merciat Lidostry, th.t Canals projected between the Rduth Sea and the Atlas-to Orton; the Crown Revenues, the quaniky of precious ' Metals •whick have, Potted tram Mexico into Euroae and Asia since the Diwtvery of the New Centinpt, and the Military Do. lance of New Spilt'. • ALEZANPEIt DE .HUNIKII.Dt. Translated 'from the Gehinal French' by lcats Shout. 't Printed for Longnian, Hoist; Rees, Orna t e; and *Own; Pater; nostsr-rote ; and H. Colbwoi, condok-street. 0( whom may. be had,: thasatneltork,'VOL 1 and 2, price 4 . 1 18s. boards. • 114 Iwo* tblcor ware Sett oe the State of Net, Spain than any 31.11 ch Ms teen hitherto, published: 114 Philosopher ' the Merchant, and the Stairsmen, *ill find it a stork of nsetul fosmation. it is at this perkidonticsdatiy irteropog:' • ' Mika! Reittye, Feb. 16t 1t 1.44. GREGORY'S CYCLOPEDIA: . • ' This day was published, InQuarto, osithipentted on a nett Type and fine Paper, embcllittiednrithi 1. the Solar System, engraved I,y S. Porter ; 2. tourtein Subpetii of Natural History, by Heath, beautifully coloured after Nature; and , 3. Ways fun/hed .1 itieep#7,e, engraved lay cld; Number I. pries .00ly Is. to •be 'continued Weekly, spit!' fully CoMPleted in" 140 Numbers, or in Tvielse Menaily Parts, price 10a. each, of ANEW and Compute I,CT lONA RY of A RTS , awl S..C.4.ENCE; includirg the latest ImpreoteMents and and the pteseul state or every branch of huMan knowledge. By G. GRi.GORY,D.D. Domestic „Cliplain4w she bishop of Ajandaff, he. At. new Edition, greaily Unpro;iell, sod embellished with 140 E ng faytngo, neatly n 0 of whichhoisig subjects in hot any, Nnturat History, arc. Ilcc..ergraved by Heads, wdi he richly coloured after Nature, acid given gratin to the Subscribers. hi. 8. Vie PublislOs engages to complete the whole of 'ibis Cycluoulla in.tivelve months, or in del : tukt Ilwreof to return the Subscribers.money to the Subscriber . 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For a limited period Ciritpi•-te Sets may be linrehased as above or of all boolk..liers, of the MONTYGT MAGAZINE, In 32 Volt. containin7 an A Northers, neatly half bound, tram the begin ning of VMS to the end of Itlll,at Ati 164. and P"CAL JOONNAL, in 46 VolutYl4l, co 6. •atty hal bound, Noss it. cow.. •11 0 6 id Ids. W i th Massie to he *Cited in %MN place. throughout liairepsitssene one .„ ';ofcs•ion-d Literature, anitfoien. as • departments, the mutt aeliashie o the Puhl.c. The dificaLy sf . - teen till now has hen so iirrat sold in Public Auctionsall Qtr neat, and the Proprietor original cost ter many oftile terary chinas and rateable its• linticular has a full and lik.tory,lucreases monthly , It bail attained its I sant WHITE HORSE INN FETTEIL-LANII; AND CROSS KEYS INN, W00D.% STREEtefTwo pliers from CHEAPPIDE, LONDON. R MOUTI - PROYAL MA IL and TicrcuArsi Coaches,' through Lowestoft, Keesingland, Wrentham I"Wangforili Slyllanseigh, Yoxford, Salniondham, Mahon, and Woodbridge. evity •Afteratven at half salt foes O'clock. yAlt Motrl:l4 Logo Natalie Coach, through Cokhdter gni I Ipswich, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afterenon at two. ARUNDEL, PETI.% Okt Eli, and LIFT).): I !AMP l'ol4 Post Coach. through Kipper's. Guildford, and Goclantong,l'ad day, Thursday, and Saturday.hlornthe %f. 51. , IITON Royal CoAch, (in it Homy.) ler the New Road s through Croydon, Reigate, Crawley, and Cuchltekqe•Lry Morn ing at N o'Clock. 11/tit:Hl ON Accost recto semi; Coach, every aslant:Moa 13ROMPTON, CHATILSM, and ROCHA/MR Coach, (the Sia StEINCT Staten) daily. at 2 o'Clork. CAMBRIDGE Leap NLLfO:I Ceiach, Mundayo Wedresday, and F,iday Mortinp at S. CANll.l*teoF. prom Coach. !hue Ohl Cambridge) through Royaton std Bunt loaf - dd.:every Morning 1 pact 7, receet buncay, " CAM FRIDGE light Telegraph Coach, (in 7 Hours) through Ware and Barkway, every thinning at b o'Clock, except Suu. day, sod carries only hoer itiside. CAMBRTDOE Post Catch, *smith Ware. Barkway, and Foltlnsfre, Monday, Weelnepsley, and Friday Afternoon, at 4. C. 414 I ERIZUKY, M s i.PltSA lE. RAMSCAI E, CHAT HAM, ROCOES I ER,,ned S ERooi) Coaches every Moriateg and Evening. tetra Co laws at any kletir. - CHATHAMiItbdHESIEIt, stud GRAVESEND Coaches, four 'Mies i I DEAL New and lifxpetlitions light Teleeraph Coach, with I pisankand Lamps, deal evening si ball past 4 o jock. DoVEtt'and[PEAL 'o+' Coacher, every Morning a quarter before 6, and Everting a quaiter be(..re F. ENNBOROIf - and NEWCAS"I'LE l'ost Coach, through Alowfek. Berwick..Duitam, D.uiengtoe, and Nurth ell 'rely, ever/ Morning at 'WA lave U. ' FAKk.ISNAM Coach, thtptgoflewthather, Brandon, nnft dwalfhom, lAradiday;di f. 'edsistafg*oll PristarAtleraoon ae ' r • ' iAVERSHAP4 new Light Coach, every Morntng at 8. • GOsPOR'T C o ach (the Blue) thre ugh Stoolvt, kagshot,Tano ham, Al on, West Meun, and Farehatn, Mullin's% at half past four o'clock. HEICI'FORD and WARE Coach, every Morning at half pa* six o'clock. HUI.I. RODNEY Coach; by way of Dettcaster, Thorn, and North Cave, every Morning at 4 past 6. '!'his Vlach is partials& lady expeditious, perfonniug the journey in 86 hours. It 'travel! the pleasantest toad; and wed be found the heat conveyanee to HULL—N.B. It avoid* the rattan/1;y dangerous passage of the Humber. IPSWICH end COLCHESTER enohes, eirouga Stratford SC Mary, Witham, Nelvedfaii. Cheitualurd, tvip...,tone, mid Rumford, every Afternoon at !tied 5. LEEDS Coaches every morning atiedt-past 6, and afternodd at three. LYNN Post Coach. thtcrigh Cambridge, Newmarket, S•ratset Etagere, and Stoke, Monday, Wednesday, and Priday Afternoon at four. LYNN and ELY Coatis, the I.ono Netsoti, through Cam bridge, Monday, Wedn.elday, an d e te l a y Mornings, at S. POOL Cesehei, every Akernouto LEICESTER and NOWITIAMPTON Telegraph Comfit, through Newport Pannell, Woobutn, Dunstable, and St, Alban's, I every Afternoon at 2. LANCAS TER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wigan, Preston, Kendal, Penrkh, and Whltehaven. every Aftertitem at Y. LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Morn- Ina fend Afternoon. • I MAIDENHEAD Coach, through Hounslow, Slough, and Salt HILT, every Afteruonn at half-past 2. Sendai , cicepted. MARGATE light Coach, :he Tel. graph (carries 4 inside only) every Morning at 7 wring the Season. MARCIA! E and RAMSGA'T'E Coaches, every Morning sad 'Evening Rt . & ' • • MANCIIESTER light Telegraph C.meh, through Leicester, Del*, leshborney Leek, ancrMaecleafteld, every Attentoon at 2. The Public Attention is particularly requested •o this Concerti, id Iris the Original Coach es•sibllshed for carrying FOUR IN -811/ES only ; it is on the la* highly improved Construcdoo her Ease luid'Safety, meek with a Girard and Lamps, midis wotkotl throughout hi the best possible style. NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, mid SHIELDS new and , expeditiuus light coach, the Eclipse, through Stockton and Term. eerie' only 4 insides, and is lighted and guarded, sets oat every Atterttimit at 3: • NORWICH' Expedition Coieb, through Idockerill, Bourn bridge, Newinarbet, Thetford, and Wymentihani, every Aizer noon, at 3. OXFORD and WOODSTOCK Llght Cents (the Blenheim). Mendiy, Wednesday. and Friday Morning. at a, throng!' Vi. bridge, Wye: mite, and Tetswona. PORTsMOU l'H Coach, every Meriting, at half pact 4, era wept Sunday. STAMFORD Coach, through Hertford, Baldock, Bigglmo wade, and Stilton, every Morning, at past 6. SUNDERLAND, Yarns, and Stucktoo Coach, every ?.corn. its at past 6. WOWITHAM Ind Horsham Accommodation Coach, Morn- Inca, at 6; and a 4-inside New Light Coach.Morreings, at ihroogh Epsom, De thing, Leathertiesd, and Flndeit. YORK Itlgheyer Coach, every Morning, 4 past 0, through Newark, Doncaster, and Ferrybrteige, at which places it meets „file various branch Coaches to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax, Hud dersfield, Harrowgate, Carlisle, and all the other principal tewnt of tke North. The Guard and Coach go through without due -1 ling, and only four coachmen. Passengers booked through, and rig to stop on the road, may pr teed next day, without any adetlonal face. YORK ne* end commodious Light Cosa, the Eclipse, ear. rying only four insides, sets out every Afternoon at 3, and unveils with the greatest celerity. 'The Ceased and Coach go through to York without changing, and only four Coachmen. W. J. ROBERTS and Co. Proprietors, Who will not be accountabk for any Wass; China, Plate, Worthy., Cash, Bank-notes, Bills, or Jewels, however small the vahte, as& for any ether Ankle of more than .C 3 value, if lost to/ damaged, unless rpdified and paid tor as oath when delivered at :he waft la 'virtu, or so their Arnie lo the Country. . ' .__. -~ _ Just published, in 'one Volume Bvo. price ins. 6d. in boards, ''',' .OR D.VANCE-OFA Dedicated to the Army and Navy of Egypt, : HE PRINCIPAL OFPi THE CAMPAIGN in EGYPT ,Rice,, a Poem, intended , ,Rice, ORDNANCE, de to celebrate the Valour of the British Military and Naval Fortes employed in the Expedition to Egypt, &c. dm. That Proposals will he received at By CONSTA.NTINE WILLIAMS. 011 or before Wednesday, the lit day c Printed foil-angina°, Hurst, Rees, <Anne, arid Brown, Pater- i Persons as may he winger to underta i nosier-row . This day waa puhlisbed,th I VOL Sato. price 7s tid, boards, rn the County oi ipit, for a period o (Setond Edition, revised and coniiderably enlarged), at the.expiration of one year, at the of LITERARY RECREP):T lONS ; or, Moral , His - Farther particulars, together with torical, and Religious Essays. By 1-TENg.it CARD, A: M. of Pembroke College, Oxford. etthe Contract, may he kitchen upu al . Printed far ,Lgioginan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- 'Office in Pall-Mali aforesaid, any day 1 nerter,row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. 4 o'clock, where die PrOPoinis must' This day was publisbed, • . endorsed, " Proposals for Painters' Ni In ism. price ss. and Soe paper, tis,ilixispil, tlieSioth Ecliion, proposal can be admitted after the sal Much enlarged, of. ciclock at noon of the same day ; ii HISTORICAL AND ‘MISCELLA I4I E OI . I• S' QUESTIONS, for the Use of Young People; with a Selec - iced Unless the party making it, or tion of Bridals and General Biography, &c. ittesid. By Order of tt '.. ' .By RICHMAL MANGNAL4 p r i4l4 foe Lougmaap, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- T Meter-roar ; and lotus Hurst, Wakefield. EAST INDIA HOD ' life da ... 2 was publistied,ln esa, price 165. boards: .SE COURT of DIRECT THE LON Po g DIBPENSATORY; containing CalkfliANYl EfE RCHANJ A the Elements and Practice of Nlateria Medic.t and Phar- :to the EAST INDIES, do t;reiy di' mazy, with a Translation of the Pharmacopoeias of the London, I That a General Court of the said the Edinburgh, and the Dublin Colleges of Physicians, many use- ; their House, In Lesdenhall-sttert, i ful Tabled, and Copperplates of the Pharmaceutical Apparatus.* ; the whole louring a synopsisof htiteria Med calindTheraiieutics. : nnary, 1812, *Om Eleven o'clock in By ANTHONY TODD THomsoN, Surgeon, Fellow of the !the Evening, to ballot on the followil Medical Society of London, and of the Royal Medical, the PLy- 1 0 That this Court approve the u skal, and the Speculative Societies of Edinburg h . Printed fur Longtime, Hurst, aces, Orme, and Br o wn , Pater- ICoun of Directors of rte e'rth ult. v 111pIter.40111. , i have reason to believe that all the lon of tither patty. The Maoteat. and Putstenk Jove/ le Term% and Conditions taiski 154 Ys, till. Numbers, uratty hi siltation at the Secretary) tnenceinent in 17011 to the end of lett, !worn the hours of 10 m141134(.1°. lit pyrite per volume extra. delivered, sealed e p , and t= It is a fact too Well known to n vir.: t that , h ,- .e Works Wand wulvalled Din tk at Levilshant ;" hut no i in General. and the other in Pmfvs,ion- 16t of January, at melee ' is believed, in their rte,sectlve tirpart Mier will any Tendke bet PeOodieel /seen'l4 ever offered to the n egcnt in his behalf, shill , Prnewing ' ,,16 and Pitticuldr Numbers board. . e st: Elerfeenc:pf,lie : Set s of each for fr have bee ;_fto :ter n sok pt LIE CREIP. - Sceretarlf. If .hag gladly glveri•deubl.e the ori er • • titbits. Independently of its I tent] 2, Drcenivr 1 st, 181 i . alai, the Monthly Magazine in RS of the LINZTACI A ofd of tlotne:tic and tunny 1 I/ENGLAND, 1r r K' if tilt i degree of Mctittlty, le as to r ne4r Kte liklict, . • 1 an object be the Poprictior. be MS tii !empany will be held at ", entnyt e te Sits to the Ptgite. • -a A> Ftiday, the 17th of ]a-' GENEVAL COAteit'OFFICES, 1 a...F..reniman_ until Six m . __.._ ___. - ....... •. _ . ...... Work at nail iit r neither OT in _ ''the Guard, RECTORS ...Nrif Cli4 NTS sq the BAST INDIES, do I;redy jive Thit a General Court of the sold Cv their House, in nary, 1812, fkam Eleven o'clock in dieTorenton, until SIX tie Evening, to ballot on the follollrhig Question, viz. • ' " That this Court approve the unanimous Resolution of the Court of Directors of tee 27th tilt. wherein they state, that they have reason to believe that all tha petisons who were on bosrd the .blp Ocean at the time she is supposed to have been lost, have perished, and the occasion and eirtuenstances rtlating to her loss are wholly unknown, there is an impossibility of ens icing sa:isfaetorily into the loss' of the said iihtp ; that this Court ire fully nth fied that the Sh'p was stored in a sufficient manner at her on: fit for her voyage, and that consequently no blame can attach to the Owners ; and that from the experience and ability ,of the Commander and Officers, it is reasonably to be inferred that no blame attuch:4 to them."' And the Court of Directors having, on the 9.7thultinto, eon sented by Ballot to restore Mr. WILLIAM Henan Meat' 'watt, late Chit f Mate of the extra ship Tottenham, to the C:oupany's Sets*, conforfnably to 'the Act of thel 3th of his present Ma jesty, fie establishing certain Regulations for the said Contier4, and the Lid consent of the Ctfurt of Dittctors haeltvg been laid before and considered at a General Court of the said COmpany, held this day, pursuant to 14 days notice given for that pur;tost, I l Notice is hereby giv. n, That at the said G. natal Conti the f••dow log question will also be put by the Ballot, viz. " That Mr. W/LLIAII HENRY MERRIMAN, late Chief Mate of the extra ship:Tottenham, be restored to -the Company's Set. vice." • In order to determine by such Ballots, *brther thrce parts in four of the Peopritrws present at such General Calm concur with 'he Court of Directors• in their Resolution respecting the loss of the Ship oc, an, and also in their Resolution cleat Mr, wimp.* j i lipeekt s kiwthaptit be restored to tbi.Coappauy'l :i i I Service. WILLII.III RA ftf 3 Ar a ," Sarrterry. • SCAlta°koClGli. A NCHORS supposed to be left in Scarborough goad on the sth instant, taken up in about even fatlioats !eater, viz. I marked &cwt. lqr. with 43 fathoms of il inch • Cable, Buoy rid Buoy-rope, and 4 Iron Hoops on the stock ; also a fiwcion made Anchor about ft ewt. With 68 farimms of 12 inch Cable, and a short •pllce of 17 fathoms almost new, and . 6 Iron Hoops on the stuck ; there were no marks of ships or iosvuer on either of the Anchors. The above Anchors and Ciblss, Buoy and tuoy-rope, were I.otagbt on shore by the Plldts and Fishermen, and delrieretl to ir. the Agent for the Vice-Admiral of the coast, on the 7 h instant, land are ready to be returned to the owners on paylnent of Use lalvage and chino. LIAZARD, BURNE and - Co. St lc k-Broken, I- A respectfully inform the Public, that Elea :•.T4 and SHARts for the ensuing Lottery, are row on Sale at their Office, Na. 93, under the ROYAL EiCIJANna, The SCHEME contains 2 . Prises of - £20.000 2 - - of - . 6,100 2 • - - of - - . 4,000 6 - of - - - 1,600, &e. The whole to be Drywn the 21st of JANUARY. la Letter . .., you paid, duly answered, and 'Orders from the' Country, aerzinpanied with Remittance, attended to by return of Post. . CHRISTMAS PRESSN rs.--co,noo palzEs. ON .THE 2ltt NEXT MONTH WILL A L L V BE 'DRAWN'. 'T HE' INCOMPARABLE LITTLE: LoII'ERY.OFI2,OOO TICKETS. • • • • • SCHEME. 2 Pokes of £O,OOO . are ,elO,OOO • 9 - - . 0..p0p • - - IR: 1 0 0 • 2 ' ' 4.000 - - - 8,000 6 - - 3,000 - - - 6,000 4,400 from £;100 to £2O _, - - , - 54, 0 00 . T. RISH (Contractor) gratetelli _homy In announcing the no equalled slimes, which has *ended his Office*, lit the non last i Lotte4e*,efohinces thepreseni ftiomem of solicitirt the public attentloolo the Selene of the prerent Lottery, which he flatten himself Is arranged to meet universal satisfaction I — Mee Tickets are few ; the Priers are nemiroits ; the Capitals 'mina rand the Rik is mull.—The following Capital Prisep were autd - In a th e ft 4 1 Cornhill, D, Chitlins Cresi, and y Butt's Ainata in th Country, In the Lintyr4A dawn last Month and In Octobe : fiiini r - Clr.*s A £16,000 3,343 • Class C £15,000' Miss - -A - 5, 0 00 71 - -A - 5,000 1,853 . - A - 2,000 1, 8 5 3 - - B - 2,000 1 4,025 - -C - 1,000 3,663 - -A - 500 2,052 - -A - 500 1,852 - -A - 500 3,863 . - 13 - 500 As there are only 6,000 Numbers, most of which have been delivered from the fisult, those who wish for favourite Numbers are intreated to apply immediately. In the list Lottery it was impoaslttl *Ticket hi the Country near the Drawing. f it t . ' &UK IGA Originaliy prepared .ley # e hleolons invcr,tor i ANDREAS lilORKGRilbi, of 'T ga, ppri efierleards bi his Widow. he h - gh estimation In which this elegant and breakable preparation has been held, for more than half a century, in-the following cases, readers com ment unnecessary, viz Vs's:tends by shot or ;word, burnt, frozen, or sprained Stubs, St. Antheey's Fire, ant! CliilbLkins; also swel lings of the face,toeth-ache, bite of venomous creatures, moist and dry scurf, hair or ring worm, contusions, scurvy in the gums, Batulencier, lowness of spirits„ dizziness of the head k Diarrhea sr flux, Chnitc,Agse, &c. Proprietors respectfully inform the Public, that since she death of Andreas Blorkgren's Widost, (the sole proprietor of the Balsam, in Riga) It V only truly and faithrully prepared by R,Bos•on and Co. Chemists in London, the dole -Proptireors of the original 111pripe, Purchased of the aforesaid Widow Biorkgrett, valuable consideration. To prevent Couhterfesits, the bottles ate *irked with the words Boston end Co. London ;" and on the 'reverse, "'Prue Rigs Balsam.=—lkels BOvls fs abe sealed s their t'eal. *4,oam-street s Borough, . , .a -~.r~ .11. _ ~ _ ri.:. 4, • : ' -, 1-acrikeri