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'''' -- - e lk . 1. ;•:. 0 AN ` . ,) -- N, oe -"/ ' 14i 3 ti • 14 ,, ii: l s t 0 4 %4. (,', .7 "•;• . I ,J - 441a944• 74 • r •i / . • , . l • 0 . -,, • 3 %-••,--,... ~...........„, , , Igo_ . -43‘. .:- - . • • * ../ h --_-_-, I 3% ,••• • fli*- • THAT RE-ROYAL. DRUR Y-LANK. OFFICE OF cdIDNANCII, foirrary 4,1807. 'fHE PR / CIPAL !,FFICERS e His ltiojells •rO-DialtO4V EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, L • win he 'teed the Comedy of ORDNANCE J, beret', give Nsate That Propof.tis will be received at their Office In Pall MA cm or before the zoth inftant, from fuch Perfons as may Im willing to undertake the Supply of CAKE COPPER for the &glace of this Department, upon a Contract for Three Years, fubjedt to be ter minated by a Notice from either Party of Three Mouths after the Expiration of One Year, and conformably to the Coalitions of Payment obfervcd by this Department. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contradt may be known upqn application at tl•e Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock. THE SPAT OP WAR. This cliy was puhnihed, price Two Guineas in hoards, illuftrated with Thirteen beautiful Engraviogs, A 'RAVELS Round • t he BA-LTIC, through DENMARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA, POLAND, PRUS• SIA, and the Countries which are at prefent the &at of War, the Summer and Autymn of the year 1804, containing Anec• dotes of the feveral CoUrts, and various particulars calculated to elucidate the prefect State of the Northern Nations, and of their Political Relations. By JOHN CARYL Efq. Author of the. Stranger In Ireland, &c &c. • Printed for RICHARD PHILLIrs,No.6 Bridge.ftrect, Blackfriars; and to be had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may alfo be had The F. re.toosa tit la! LA No, by the fame Author, price sgs. gun ORI4I OF POBTXT. This day were puhlilliedoiliosevilklitioni,oiesin foperfine large paper elegantly printed, price kin boards, and the other neatly printed on frnaller paper, price Ss. 6d. hound, for &Monis, (" LASSICAL ENGLISIi NARTRY ; being a choler! Cnlleninn of THREE HUNCIRED of the kit tore Pieces of the various Eaglilb Poeta, ecionlining near TWENTY THOUSAND LINES, and a Preliminary Differtatitin ea Abe Nature and Recitation of Poetry By Dr. MAYOR and Mr. PRATT. • • Printed for RICUA2D PH/LI.114; No. 6, Midge niter, friars, and to be had of Bookfellers, with the felt Alloiegno Schools. Of whom alto may he had, L POETRY For CHILDREN, containing fach PI • ' he proper to commit to Memory at an early age. 14 price half bound. 2. Tie PISTORY of ENGLAND in EASY 4 ted to:be Memory of Y oung P er r on ,. E y R. J. Johnfon, price ss. 6d. half bound. THE JEALOUS WIFE. Wiley. Mr. *ROUGH - I'ON. Infer. Mr. DOWTON Mrs. ()silty, Mini DUNCAN. Lady Frreloie, Mrs. HARLOWE. To which will be addect.the lVfelo-Drame of TEICELI ; nr, THE SIEGE OF MoNTGATZ. on Monday, The Travellers ; with Fortune's Frolic. Tbr new 'Play of the Curfew is obliged to be poftponed to thurfday next. nu account of the abfence of Mr. Ellifton, occa *cued by a tenons &mettle calamity. THEATRE ROYAL, COVSPir-GARDEN. TO MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, will be meted tiv Play of - - The Propofals are to be (rated up and indorred " Propofals for the fupply of Cake Copp. rr but no Propnfals can be admitted after the (aid 2ctth inaant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame •day ; wither will any Tcpder be noticed unlefg the party malting It, or in agent in bis behalf, poi attend. • KOTZEBUE'S MOVEI.I.E.TTES. This day was publ:fhed, in three Volumes, foolfcap Svo. Panted In as to correpand with the various Travels of the fame Author, and embellilhed with engravings, price tis. NOVELLETTES. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. Author of the Stranger, Lover's Vows, Pizarro, The Birth Day, &c. &c —Tranflated at Berlin, under the fuperintcndance of the A uthor. THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pertinaz Macfrcopbant, Mr. COOKE. • Egerton, Mr. C KEMBLE. Lady Rodolpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. GLOVER. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Oft Monday, Cymbeline ; with Mother Goofe. By Order of the Boards R. H 'DREW, Secretary. X . OFIZOI.GF 01D4V4NCI, Akisqlx7,zll97. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICEZI of Rio. 4114dier._ ARMY. A PURCHASER of a Company, in any Regi 3, malt. Nutnbered.from I to 97, flay be heard of, by appli• =don to F. F. Pott Office, Glocefter.—Lacers poft paid, only at tended to —A douceur for the above fnuttion, without purchafe, would be given, and the ftrideft honour and feereey obferved. TO THE BOOKSELLERS. MR. PHILLIPS terpeetfoliy informs the Book- Mi. fellers of Great Britain and Ireland, that owing to an un forefeet% saute of delay. the Odava reition of the Fifth Volume of the LIFE of WASHING FON, and the New Volume of the PUBLIC CHARACTERS ( both of whiclrhave, by miltake. becn aniattoeed as publtlhed) will not appear before Monday, the 9th of Fcbruary. • N. & On the fame day, Dr. GRZOORY% CYCLOPEDIA, swift be ready for Delivery, complete, In Two large and magni • Brent Volumes, (t2 . arto, either in boaids'ar in various Ryles of Bindings. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. NITHEREAS many Ladies and Ge•nticmen expe rience very great pccunilry inconvenience far warn of knowing fonte rcfpea.,ble channel through whole medium they may he iccommodatcd with temporary or permanent SUMS of MONEY. Meffra.HARRIS and Co. st the Annuity Bank. No. .6, Suf. folk•Oreet Chartng Crofs, refpeet:elly inform the Nobility and Gentry, in prtfit.fli," of Incomes atifing from Freehold Copyhold, or Lesfehold Bilates, in Land or Hooks, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges. Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Anmai ties. Pa'ent Places, Church Littiogg, or any certain income for Ire, may be. fupplied wi b Sums of Money to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Intereft for the Wile; redeemable any time, at their own option. Pcrfonsli pplicatton will be rereieed every dait till three o'clock, and I tters from Correspot.sicats in Town or Country, putt paid, Immediately anfwercd. HOUSE AND LANDS' IN ASHBORNE. DERBYSHIRE. TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bleckmoor'f Head, in Aftibornei in-the County of Derby, on Saturday, the atft day of Fthruary inftant, between the hours of four and fix o'clock in the afternoon, in the following Lots, and fubjedt to foch conditions as will then be produced, LOT I. A FREEHOLD i‘IESSTJAGE or Dwelling- Hoare. fttuate in the North fidkof the Weft end of Church- Brett, in Afhhorne aforefaid, with the waked gardens, (tabling for fix holies, coach-houfe, and other outbuildings and appurte nances thereto belonging, lately occupied by Mrs. Hudgfon, de ceded. The above honk it Stinted in the heft part of the town of Athborne. and is well calculated fur the refidence of a Ututle man's Family. I.OT ll—Two Freehold Clore! or Parcels c',l . rich Meadow or Pafture Land adjoining each other, called the Field Clofes, con taining together about nine Acres, with the hay-barn (landing thereon, fituate in Offcoat and Underwood, in the parifh of Alb borne, and now in the occupation of Mr James Riddlefd'cn. Farther particulars may be bad by application Cu illr Bisesfoit', Solicitor, Athborne. LADIES. THAT Superfluous Hairs are nne of the greaten drawbacks from the beauty and. delicacy of the Female Face, Arms, &c. is allowed by every man, from the Prince to the Pea fant. To remove them various Preparations hair, from time to time, Rana up, but molt of them (although pompoufly adver tiled) having been found either inefficacious or deleterious, are fallen or falling to the ground. In praife of TREN l . 's DEPI LATORY, which Rands 'alifolutely unparalleled and j2ftly ce lebrated, the Proprietors will only obf,-rve, that it removes the hairs in a few minutes, without injuring the skin, or caufing any surpleallent fenfation—that it has been (iappily applied and highly approved in thefirfl circles of falhioo and rank—and that Ladies may fee it ufed, and thus have ocular clemonftration of its efficacy and innocence, before they make . .? put - chafe. It is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) wholefale and re tail, by Mr. Perin, 23, Southampton Ii reet, Covent Garden; Mr. Golding, Coruhill; and retail by all the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London. To Ladies in the country, enclofing the amount, free of peonage, it will be immediately for warded—price ss. BY LHVINE PROVIDENCE. .11-IE BALM of QUITO, price only 2s. 9d. the bottle, is the belt Remedy in the univerfe for Nervous Corn. plaints, the molt powerful reilorat Tire and reanimating Balm of Life and Health, and the Weft and belt Medicine in the world. It is not pretended that this Medicine can arreft the progrefs of nature, but k is affected and proved that it will reftore health even where the conftitation appears to have been irreparably injurel. Thule who have impaired their health by a refiderce in hot and unhealthy eti olates; the young of tither Lc, whole inErm!tics threaten prema ture old age, a life of niifery, and an early diffolut ion ; and thole more advanced in years, whofe tottering Caplet; frames appear withered and almoft worn out, are the more immediate °birds of this foothing Balm, whore benivn influence may be extended to the whole dais of Valetudinarians. For in all tales, and in all ages where the folids are rslared, where the coaftitudon has received a fhock, or is by any me-ns debili tated, this RESTORATIVE and RE.. A NI MArl NG BALM ef LIFE and HEALTH will produce the happiell effects; the cold and tremulous nerves will be warmed and Readied; the relaxed ibresof loft flabby ftefh will be braced and rendered firm; the raufeks win be invigorated; the finew, will be ftrengthcned; the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm &fit, the exhaufted velfels will be eeptenifhed; the impovcriewd watery blood will become rich Ad balfarnic, and its languid circulation restored to the fanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health ; the keguld drooping IpOrks will be revived and ex hiliared ; digettion Irillbepromoted; io fhort.the tone of the nerves will be relto red, and by ilasfemeans the whole conitirution will be roans aed. Feeblensis, latude, anxiety melancholy, and all the deplor able [ raptorial' of difsafe wi:l vanim ; and !trench, arelloar,fereaky, and every evidence of renovated health will be the hippy re tch of taking this ineftlmable Balm in doe rime, according to the directions for Me which accompany each bottle. Thu halms of (,),Into is prepared and fold by W. Withers, Claccd:3.,29•4trand. re a r Tem& Bar, Loudon ; and Retail by all refge4,lblo ORDNANCE do Leredy give Notice, To fneh Perfons as may have Seafoned Walnut-Tree Timber in their poffeflion, or who may be inclined to fdl their Walnut-Trees in the preterit Seaton, that, they, the Principal Officers will be ready to purchafe fuch quantities of Walnut-Tree Plank as may be from time to time tendered to them. The Plank muft be found and fit for making Mulevet Stocks, and of the thicknefs of two inches and a half, and muft he delivered at the Tower, where payment wilLbe made in ready money, when required, for the accommodation of perfons having finall quantities to difpofe of; fo foon as the Piank has been matured and approved by the Offi cers belonging to the Royal Manufactory of Small Arms at the Tower. Each Propqral muff fpecify the quantity of Plank to be fold, and the price required f•r it per foot fuperffeial; and the fame is to be forwarded addrcfred to the Secretary to the Board of Ord nance, Office of Ordnance, Pall-Mall. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OSSIAN IN THE ORIGINAL. On Monday the 2d of March will be publilbed, In Three Volumes, Royal 0 elavo, price al. as. in boards, or ele gantly printed on Imperial Paper, price ;I. ass. 6d. 'THE POEMS of OSSIAN in the Original Gaelic, with Literal Tranflatiam, into Latin, by the late ROBERT MACFARI.AN, A. M. together with a Differtation on the Au • thentieity of the Perms, by Sir J OHN SINCLAIR, Bart. and a Trantlation from the Italian of te Abbe CeCarotti's Critical Dif fettation •n the Controverfy re fpeding their Authenticity, with Notes and a Supplemental Elia) , by JOHN M'ARTHUR. LL. D. London : Printed by W. Bulmer and Co and publiflicd under the Sandlon of the Highland Society of London, by G. and W. Nicol, BoottiMcrs to his Majesty, Pall. Mall; Creech, Bell and Bradt ute, Cc:magic and Co. Edinburgh; and Archer, Dublin. GALIGNANI and MONTOCCrs ITALIAN GRAMMAR. This day was publifhed, in Bvo, price ys. in board., A NEW ITALIAN , GRAMMAR, in Twenty four l edurca on the Italian Language, by GALIGNANI In this Second Edition the Work is enlarged one third., by num berlefs Additinns and 'lmprovements, by Dr hdox - rbcct. This volume contains a very extenlive view of Italian Gram mar, and the Notes by the Editor appear to b.: interetti eg and valuable : many of them manifeft a mind exercifcd in the niceties and diftindions of the Language. On the whole, we are of opi. nionuthat not ltudents only, but mailers may derive advantage from the performance." Vide Literary Panorama, Jan zB,: 7. London : Printed fur T.llooky, No. 4, Old Ilreet, Roykl Exchange ; Bryce and Co. and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. Where may be had, Mootucci's Italian Extracts, forming a Supplement to Gal!gna nrs Grammar, price 7s. hound. Quindici fragedie di Vittorio Alfirri, a beautiful and correet Hitt. n, with Note., by Dr. iVluntucci, three vols. foolfcap Bvo, boards, 11. is. This day were publilhed, Elegantly printed in Two Volumes, Octavo, with fine Portraits, price One Guinea, in boards, m EMOIRS of RICHARD CUMBERLAND, written by hinifelf ; containing an account of his Life and Writings, interfperfed with Anecdotes and Characters of fcveral of the moR ditlinguiihed perfons of his time, with whom he has had intercourfe and connection. The new edition of this popular book, contains every line of the quarto copy, with the addition of a fupplement and copious index. Thefe additions are printed likewife in quarto for the ac cornmodation of the firtt purchafers, and may be had for Ss. a price met., ly covering the espences of paper and printing. London : Printed for Lackiugton, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Mures, Fintbury.fquare. Of whom may be had, written by the fame Author, a new Edition; being the Sixth, of. 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