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Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Munden (his first appearance in that Allover); Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. Dowton ; Sir Benjamin Mr. Harley ; Joseph Surface, Mr. Wallach (their first ce in those character s ); Charles Surface ' Mr. Rae; =en, Mr. Knight ; Moses, Mr. Ozberry (their first appt ar son in those characters); Trip, Mr. Kent ; Careless, Mr. Bar. bud; Snake, Mr. R. Phillips. Lady Teazle, Mrs. Davison ; jar Sneerwell, Mn. Harloite; Maria, Miss Boyce; Mrs. cos i our , Mrs. Orger (her Drat appearance in that character). In Act 111. a Song by Mr. J. Smith. A SSOC EATION FO R THE RELIEF OF THE 42 - MANUFACTURING AND LABOURING POOR. This day was published, elegantly printed In Quarto, With a coloured Map, price X 8 Rs. in boatds ; Proof Impres- . . •ioasi 412 HS in boards, THE LAKES OF LANCASHIRE, WEST MORELAND, and CUMBERLAND, delineated in 4$ Engravings, by the most eminent Artists, front Drawings. ' By JOSEPH FARING I ON, R.A. With Descriptions, Historical, l'opograpitical and Picturesque, the result of a f our made in the Summer Of the Year 1809. By THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE. Printed for T. Csdell and W Davies, Strand. CON fRACT FOR C01:01, i ttNN! ADE .P. DU i IN, AND LINEN FOR M-IKING FLAG:. NA YT-6FFICE, divot 30, 1016. intr. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMAN JI- SION&ES of his AT .141E8Tre .v.i yr, d. That on WF.UNESDAY, the.t 1, h of September nett, at Ow otlock, they will be ready to treat with such Person 4 as may bir willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's steel-al Dock. Yards with COLOURS nude of BUNTIN, sod LINEN. tot Mating FL4 06. 4 Form of Ike reader wry k :rev it this OSee. NoTenicr zu?11 he received after Car o'Cloci oa the Al l e rreath nor on, notice's:n(l7i the Perry, or an A:ent fir kin., at•eads. Avery Tenfier mist be accompanied Ey a Inter, addread trek Nay, Board, and aped by two revocable Persco, eep.eginz to berme b oroe t with the Person tenc'erint, in the Snot off ‘lOOO, for the eiso Po. foe name of the Coetrot. At a Meeting of the Committee, The Lord Archbishop of CANTERBURY, in the Chair. l'he Committee of the Association for the Relief of the Ma nufacturing and Labouring Poor find it necessary to declare, that it is not iu their plan to give relief to Individuals, but that they purpose to render assistance to Districts, Towns, Villages, or other Places. especially in aid of Local Committees or Societies, in their exertions for the Poor in those Neighbourhoods where distress exists. Various Sums have heel) already. sent to the places undermentioned; and the Committee meet at the City of London raven) to take into immediate consideration all cum mutiications made to tkens Bits! on. Bolton le-Moora. Bridport. Hinckley. Yinpwinferd. Sutton Ashaeld, Notts. Spitalfieles, with Beth nal-Green and Mile end New Town. Kidderminster. Distressed parts of Northamptonshire. Stockton. Just published, for the Use of Schools. price its. bound. A CCNCISE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL ARI lIIMETIC, adapted to the Use of Schools, by A. MELROSE, late Teacher in Edinburgh ; revised, improved, and greatly enlarged by A INGRAM, !Mathematician : with rfthles of the Monies, Wi ights, and Measµres now used in Great Bri tain and Ireland, including a comparative View of the proposed ;New System by Wm. Stenbouse, Accountant, Edinburgh. %I The Publi•liers again submit this work to public notice, not merely as an introduction, containing the most simple and usef.il principles of Arithmetic, but they feel confident that it will also be found a complete Treatise, comprehending every thing necessary for enabling the Pupil to become muter of that valuable science. Sec Sudbury, Tipton. , Rowley-Regis. Dudley. Darlascon. Winlaton, Durham. Bromt.grove. Wednesbury. West Bromwich. Stockport. Co,eley. Cadman, 9. W. To which will be added, the Farce of WHO'S WHO? OR, THE DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. Old Headstrong, Mr. Oattie ; Charles Headstrong, Mr. WAI. leek ; Mr. Eimer, kir. Carr ; Harry Sutherland, Mr. Barnard ; Wall, Mr. Harley; 6.4 n Dobbs, Mr. Mtuaden. him Sterling, Qrser; Mary, Miss lien. Dena and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda s odseprinc.pal entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, from to till four, and of whom may be had **private box (nightly.) Dow robe vested at half past five o'clock ; the performances goleghs at half past six precisely. Boxes 7s. Second Price as. 6d. Pit Ss. 6d. Second Price Ye. ...Gallery 2s. Second Price Is, Upper Gallery Is. Second Piked No mosey to be returned. The Publk ue respectfully informed, that during the recess tbeir accommodation has been studied by improving the access to, aul considerably increasing the elevation of the Pit. From the Dress Clair of Boxes one row of seats hays been removed, so as kare fuller accommodation and convenience to the !stare visitors d that pan of the 'I heatre. Sot rHAMP'FON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JAMES LINDEN At the George Inn. Southampton, on Tituasnar, the Ihtft September, 18 i 6, at Two o'Clock In the Afternoon, by Order of the Asrignees'of the Estate and BM aof /oats 4stra,tss, a Batik e rupt, riIHE 3ubstanti:+l DWELLING. 1101:813 and IL PREMISES, in the occupation of Mr. I.V. h. WA•rsott, Merchant, on the East side of Frencls•street ; emei n i ng IA width about 22 fret, and in depth ahoot 82 few, vie 'i i good Cellar openin:; from the street, and extending to t:.e back of the Dweliinganuse. These Premifes are very convent/lily and well aiapted for a Private Family, Li- for ausinvq, bring la :le (an tral part of the Town, and very mar the Market. House The fenure is Leasehold, under the Coevration of Sopitha minim , sub. jest to a small Quit-rent, and the Lea•e was very lately reamed. 41.0 a good S FABI E and CHAISE HOUSE, with a Slaugh• ter•House and Yard, and other convert'. nt Eree.ions, in Castle• lane; containing gimp 21 feet in width, and about 56 feet 14 breadth. These Pr,naises are Freehold, and are valuab , e for a Butcher, and many other kinds of busines,; the back part ad. jotnit:e the Southtminon River, into which runs a convenient Drain, whereby many nuisances incidental to the use of whs. trades, may be easily avoided. The short distaace of these WO. mists from the Quay and central Parts of the j owll, lite*" renders them particulary eligible,. • • A Key t• the above; by A. Ingram, coltaining solutlons of ail the questinus in that work, price 3s. bound. London: Printed for Law and Whittaker, IS, Ave-Maria lane; and Oliver and Boyd. Edh.hurgh. Amount of Subscriptions alread Mr. W. Parker ,C 2 01 Earl of Westmorland 100 0 T. Macdonald, Esq. 10 10 Mrs. Alynuty 10 0 Mr.. Brunton 1 1 A. E P. 1 1 OlEctlrs of 2Sd light Drat:opts, i 62. 15s. Sd. His Ruyal . Highne,s Duke (le Berri, lac Monthly Subscrip tion 50 0 R. '1 hompson, Esq. 100 0 ,C. S. 10 0 Mr. T. Buckley 5 0 I~ckins 0 advertised 4311,710 0 Major . Jacob Wont. ker Rev. J. Cbytnn, jun. ;nil Congregation, In Chamomile street 011 Collection at St. Paul's Chapel, Clapham, per the Rev. W. Burrow, .€O7 . 6s. 2d. Sympathy from those who have bread to wards others who have none Hart warm, end Purse low Messrs. Jenner, Bush, ORE/Vl' NATION 11. ItZPOSi WRY OF RIGINAL 410 0 scorrivi mulc AND VOCAL POETRY. •rbis day Vr pUb'klird, price One Guinea, in boards, The First Volume of VIRST DRAWN PRIZE on the 17th of A: THIS MONTH; must be X 40,000, and may be XBO,OOO pint Cent. Consols. The SCHEME is highly approved uf— theenpital Prizes are numerous—and au equal Number of 'Pickets will be Drawn each Day.—Tickets and Shares are selling at the Old gablishpd State Lottery Office, 26, Cornhill, where up wards of 'rwo Mituons sterling have been paid to the Public, by their most obedient Servants, HORNSBY and CO. 1 I Messrs. G. anti W r Dobren Mr. J... 1 born B. B. Y. %. D. D. Part o'l Week!, Sub- scrip ion from Gen t leintn frequenting N e w Mr. E. Horne C.D. Adm. Sir J. Co goys W. Dent, Dubt J. W. PI M r. R. Chadwick A Fi lend, Ws. 61 T. H. H. and /enure 50 Rev. E. M Rudd Mre. R. Craufurd ;0 A. E. Earl of 100 Mr. J. Hewlett 5 M. S. Lord H. Paulet $0 Hon Jae. Sivart 25 Sir J. Macpherson i 0 H. W. 2 Duchess of Newcastle 4 . 0 A Lady L. H. S. Mr. W. Reynolds 5 S. P. 2 Mr. John Turner 4 1 B. Wil.on, Esq. 50 The Waterloo Society, held at the (Ad Bed Also inane very valuable Parcels of FREEHOLD LAND, et. po,ite the (.rounds or Bellevue-Houk, it the btde of the.TMrsle pike-rua.l leading truna-tioetliampton to Winches -et., wait de• suably situate,!' for Bug(hugs F.a.:h of these Lots of Land id. meaaures i SU feet in depth, and 04 tee: in width, reclusive of 10 :vet in front for a le. race or Walk Ly the tide of the l'uroplke• road : also a Road cnnintwiicatea with the back part. _ - 20 0 2 2 2 V 1 I V 0 THIS MONTH 440,(40 FoR THE nasr AND MAY St • EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS! TBISH respectfully acquaints his best Friends, • the Public, that the State Lottery begins Drawing the 17th of this Month. he unprecedented Sale it has met with, prove', beyond doubt, the high estimation In which the Scheme b deservedly held ; tor, with wily 14,060 Tickets, it contains Prizes a 540,200 e ... 30,4100 2 00000 • eg• 000000 & &C• &c. Amounting in all to E 205,780 in Stock and Money, and as the Drawings each Day are to be equal, it is advistable for those who intend to adventure to puiciase early, as the greater part of the Caphals may be drawn the First Day. The very first P:.ze must be more than 240,000, it may be JEOO,OOO. I; 0 5 0 2 0 70 10 1 ; 0 0 There can occur but le* opportunities of procuring pretn!ses Of such ex cit, and so advantageously situated for good Dwelling lioases as these are, and front the : increasing line of buildings atoll' the roa I, the value of such Lots are annually imi.roytag, and will soon beconie greatly advanced. To he viewed with leave of the so/era) Occupier•, aail further Particulars had upon application to Mr. Charles Marett, Attor ney at Law, 6q.,rthaitiptuti. 1 0 5 • 0 10 I() 1 0 " AI; C/F.34k Alit' NeLL1.13, 4 Was the stunt(' of him who passed the Rubicon. ____ . _ . 4 2 _ dlr. J. Webb 5 0 I 'I avern, 1;:•11 N. G. 5 0 I wage-yard, per their 4lr. D. Sayer 5 5 I'rea3urer 10 10 W. G. CARTER, See. Tample-Chamb• ea, London. . - /IR ENO VATto NI (.1t the Irittm irame i 4 in fact a ilesideneam ; no (liras...tars matt btKit ravages un tlx bodily ”?..t• in a , . r Cr.; PLAIN rs ; dna pisor glides a! mg, hind every organ is de" bhitats.,:, and the coma mina: ion a,: tt s the featurts of death. iks the immechate appearances Are generale- siirst, an ear)! applica , ion t:) i;k evil , prevent the pain and .lanAer that lt?ppe.l fr.ou improper treatment. Remote tyrnrotns invari.:!!Ay arire trom ignorance and mita, they may howev.:r he parried by visa oas etertion of talent (4 the appeal Or not too long delayed), and the patient through the gradual progress of health becomes assured of its continuance. Sutocriptions ars received for the Association by all the Bankers Westmins•er; at the Liar of House ; and sr the City of Loudon Tar.•ero. It is requested that ail I.etters from the Cour.try •o the A•so clarion be directed to the Secretuy, and pu t uuder a cover, Addressed as tutiowa •„• The astocishing success which invariably attends BISH's Offices,is so universally known that it would he unnecessary to state it, even if the inn is of an Advenisement would admit of it, suffice it to say, he sold in the last Lottery, One Prize of 30,000 Pounds, And 26 other Capitals, and in the 136 t twelve Months, Two Prizes of 59,0. 0 Pounds, One of 40,000 Pounds, Four of 50,e00 Pounds, jiabletaanserous Prizes of a6t0.000, &c acc, as may be seen by the Schema which are to be had gratis at his Offices, and 9, Charing-Crou, where Tickets and Shares are now sell,uz. A PLEASING APPEARANCE. LADIES of the first fashion, from their own expe rience, recommend Mrs. VINCEN'I 's GO‘VI.AND's LOTION as the most pleasant and effectual remedy for all com plaints to which the Face and Skin are 1 able, by removing every kind of coarseness, eruption, and unpleasant appearance, and ren dering the skin clear, smooth, and transparent; but the unexam pled reputation of this Lotion havq4 excited various imitations, it is particularly requested to ask for **Mrs. Vincent's Ginelatitl's Lotieur And see her name signed upon the label, un each bottle that is genuine. Thts truly genuine Lotion is prepared by Mrs. Vincent, sole proprietor of Dr. Gowhntrs MS. krcipe, but the many thou - Etads of rank and distinction, as well a:: tat first Phy-iciatts ut /mope, wito have alloptrA,recommended,jlid s ose, multi not but prove an incitement to cre,n,::.urary ealousy ; I.k:t Ow inventions of nolni aht , owortance, i has been assatled by weak taul mischievous inutattons, but in such cases there will always be found persons who, regardless of credit and of COOS!.. queue., nil hazard cpety thing to none, m for tba which is of the smallest cc/mit:crown to an lionuurabbt ntind—•.4 share in the profit. ' s • To privet!: counterfeit Lotions see the oame M. E. Vin end signed upon the label Ito each kettle of the genuine. Sold by IY:rs. Vincent, sox Propefeter, No. 6, Darl:s street, e'rnsy'r-'quart, Lottilmi; Bacon and Co. 110, Os.fi.:t! s!rect ; ?limber)! and Sons, and Ed w teas, St. Vaut's Church yard ; an , l Sum, Chrapsiile ; fiArcl.tys, Fleet market ; Sutton dal Co 800 eta:cli•yai-d; in Salisbury, by Blodie and Co.; its Exeter, by Trewman; in ilatit, by Crurtwt it and limns ; iu Plymouth, CooliwortLy; in Edinburgh, by It at:hart) ; ;1;6 respelable Fenders of Grantee. Medicmas ansl Perfumers in every Town in FLrope, in Quart 61.64. Pint ss. rd. Half Pitit..2s. Pd. a 4 DRS. COOPE.P., MUNROE, and DUNCAN, Phlsicians to the hittitcJl Boarti at Clsarlot:e 'louse, thckfriars Road, have ascertained that upvartis of SOO Patient, ,;:re cured annualty of pi evailittg disnrders, that hundreds were in a distressing sate, owing to quacking themselves, and by con raking men ignorant of tbe profession, who deceive the public lty their specious promises and immoral advertisements, Erup tions on the head, face, mid body, ulcerated throat, •swellings in the r-ck, !:...._ amides on rite shin-bones, pains in the head and limbs, item for rhetintati4n, swelled ancles, and nervous de. i,eares which appear years after, and the consequences treatment. Drs. Cooper, IViunroe, and Duncan are Lily from eight till eight, or by letter, containing a ' poor have advice on l'uesdays, Thursdays, and Sun. o'clock.—There is a side door and private rooms fur DIXON'S ANTIBILKAIS PILLS. , Pills long since t , btained a just celebrity pried. e practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, ; and trom their great success in many obeilloMit rders, qn nemeri.p. Patients of alatinction, pani. Duke of LEDFORD, the Dowager Lady SAT the Vibcountes , Rte. &c. he was per• fer them re the l'ukitc, under sanction of their names. lound to be an !bete/we:able remedy for iodises. itoeinp the tope of the stomach. They remove las inyerary costiveness, sick bead-achs,and bean-burn, ;sing from the acriniony of the redmiding bile, intern.' or drinking to excess, and will be ICOUlad S most iedieitte to be ream ted to upon every indisposition, on. y a &bordered state of the titomacia and Dowels. Messrs. Butler and SOON NO. 1, Cheapskle i London k r CRL 69. and 22s tio4 also by Mr. Oardrisr, Gratin/ oburgb; MOW. Newhery and Sons, Dame-street, ul the M'ApclXe Wagon 113 miry Llity T9wa Kinjual. ANTI-DILIOUS PILLS, invented by EDWARD HAI4AJI. Surgeon and Apothecary. This preparation is Justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain opktation, by which it effectually rensoves all 'traction or obstruction of the stomach and bowels, wbether arising frnm Bile indigestion, Flatulency , or Cold, Sickness at Stomach, Head Ache, &c. Jt operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities retained in the intestinal canal, and acts as an Alterative to the system generally. Free from any salmon's% or mercurial preparations, k is at all tittles safe ; and bas been given wilt singular good effect during pregnancy. Its action if particularly adapted to persons of bilious habits, and these of sedentary twee, wham a &efficient action of the bowels Is not kept up, and crudities. retained in tkose organs are fre quently producing pains and dissensions, head-aches, la. guor, and giddiness, nr a setiseof weariness sad oppression'. A single trial will fully convince the patient or their efir.scy. The worst cases of bilious or rick bead-aches are certainly removed by a single Nose, and in t mash shorter time than ;odd be credited, but from experience. The Proprietor thinks improper to remark they win be found not only went without pain or uneasiness, but to leave the body, *flee their 4/aediate Woo ceases, kee hem' tut costive state wlnala seaman, succeeds tke opiwietou e t tin. :Ora medicines. • Sold by E. Edwards, Of, St. Paul's Chnrcit-yar4; AO, Clzfenyl-amet ; and Teat Rafe" Ulekanste, .London ; •s' I as. ed::and is. ed. per boa. Whets also rpty .be . all )440P10 Pt AVIA A LBYN's ANTHOLOGY ; or, A Select Collec- E 1 *don of the Melodies and Vocal Poetry, peculiar to Scot.• land and the Op, hitherto unpublished. Collected and arranged By ALEXANDER CAMP/3411.. Author of " The History of I'metry in Scotland," " A Journey through different parts or Scotland," &c. In announ.ing this Work to Public notice, the Editor begs ro observe, that he has received extensive and liberal assistance frum Gentlemen peculiarly cone. Pant with the History, I Atera cure. and Poetry of their Coitsi.rry ; and WA,, hay- pledged them selves , o g veal possible support to this extensive National un. dert eking. Er-ides several La ties of ilisringu ;shed Poetical talent, ' the following Gitiirlemen t.ave already contriliuted Songs, set itren expressly for the present Volume: Walter Scott, Esq. ; John Wilson, Esq.; James Douglas, Esq ; Alexander Boswell, Esq.; Robert Jamieson, F.A i ; Mr. James llog.;, Stic. Scc. And aiming o her Poe , * of the fir‘t enrnecee, the Editor gladly an. !novices the Kee. R. C, Mauro), Author of " Bertram,' as no snug acquisition to the list of his Po ticat contributors. London; Printed tor I.aw and Whittaker, I S,Ave.Marialane; Clementi and Co, Chi:upside; and Oliver and Loyd, Edinburgh. A MOST' VALUABLE Willa, NOW PO WA 111111 G IN MONTHLY NU Mlifißti, price VA lid. each. This day was published, !TIME FIRST of EIGH PEEN ORMINA.L JOURNAI,.:, Wog the Cippaign in halt its 1797-7 (each by a General Officer), of the Eighteen Campaigns of the Emperor Nano'enti, (bi ittg those in which h peraorially commanded in Clue ) Fransla ed from 0:e Fro:10.. veh,cli are added, all the Builein4,llow tar complete. The General Officer, and others by whom these Narratives ate , composed, or wri—eu from their &WU knowledge or personal pars tic , ?a , itsii, are lierthter, htla•setia, Denon, Regoirr, I.a4auniu, Girard, C. Peti•, Beauchamp, Rocca, M. I. Is/itu, tc.&c. 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(Mounter tiotal those intrances of calamity, where, by the practice of a secret Solitary vice, the finest energies of nature be. come exhauste.l ; sexual deloility ensues, and the sufferer is exposed to the forfeit of d F spair. It is for hint to look iorward to this cheering beams of hope, when we boldly assert that even cks. perace cases yield tq oar mild restoratives. Other impediments occur io irritate the sensitive fractions—: some natural, others aeons - cool; as strictures, weaknesses, site. all of thou we affer the adaptive remedy, instead of the clittai harassing Oat' of caustic or stimulants But especially jn those Jaieate peculiarities insistent to the softer sex is our rent:orating' method appliceb:. ; by removing deficiences that too soften pointy ter matrimonial rap. -elitism. _ _ _ A candid examination of I.upfessional acquirement need only by fear. d by him, who is conscious of incapacity ; we are siected with the and iminuating appearance of a publip insuitition, and vaunt no nominal or Royal patronage, though satictionad jay many of tlic Nobility, and run of the Faculty 't eed; as Memlicis of the London Ciallege ut surgeons, our title the confidence of society is imposing," hor are our promise, siecious," they emanate Trona a practice proving by its onvary ? ing success that no attenitt, however clothed with presimiti au thority, can preclude du: knowledge of those preeminent advan tages which ace attached to our sys'ena—:n cuinpideppe .th this iittivrion is given, that vatieuis of either sex par Fousult us whit secrecy, and to prevent mistindtratauiding, the :erms, 'probable duration of the complaint, &e. ate always stated at the first tato - I/mai, or in an answer to lintels contaishig a biz* saute. GOBS and Co. M. R. V. Surgeons, Is, pouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. 1 0- Letters t*Fons the. iountry should particular in detailing the symptoms, manner of hying, /tote. when the proper remedies can be torwarded to any part, koweyer • MA'iRIMON Y. " Invalidique patrum referent jejunia nati."—V to. From the faint embrace • ildntaniy sons arisca puny race! VI Alt it AGE should be , the foundation of so c i a l I.VA happiness, widch. is erten disturbed through the parties that horn the Ullioll, not takiug those precautions which would recurs then[ the enjoyment of thr.t great domestic hie:lens.' Amidst the jrcialieholy variety of disorders unkler which human naturg • is known to sutler, there are none more alarmiog or more die ? - tressitig than thos. which Truth from fallituiiiib:e gaieties, early dissipation, or %Altar y intemperance. Nicest's. CURRIE and Cu. heg to rate that thy, %Allot's as• tension of a practice exclusive!y directed to the treatment arssl cure of CERTAiN COMPI.AINTS ' entitle them to th e debit of superior acquirement. As regular • :surgeon! they ofFer a c i eed,y and permanent curs fur every stage of that disorder, which is contracted in au *unguarded monieor, and whlCh * poisons the .springi otlite and tor every class of debility, which is the come r (pence of juvenile indiscretions, preventinr the maturity of mar,.. hood, entailing by anticipation, en its inthappy victliu all the in. fiemicies cf old age--the body becoming enervated and (ma. dated—the cheeks yellow and bloodless--and the mind glooMy and iiejected. For the result of their success in this part:cit• lax branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they Batter t homelves, they have acquired, by SO years eaperience, iu a much exteuded practice. 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