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WEDNESDAY, lr BE 6848] FEBRUARY 22, 1809 . • • • .. • [PuicEStx.pti'Neg. ..i. .''.." ....."\ I '. s l' s., . • F'' .P. it • . , C ::0 1 14 , . ) , ~• , - ...kci) . -:- . ".: -:-,.1 . '- s . . : - . 7 . - ~.i . ir.. ~... . .. ~ , • 1 ..,.. • : Kt •- o',f. . , • • OAm ' 1 ' • ~.., * . 7. " r "O! ' • 1 * 4 .-. . , ~ - . ,;' 1 ? ' .1‘12L... - . .. 1 9 ' ak. •..I si , • - . • • , •• • , 4- . . . s . .."„,1 , 410....0 • . to .. 0 . ... , -...-• .%`,.....‘4...7... "."- H.,../ ••••,:-. . : :: 1 / .!' • \° “.I, - , i . . b viike . 4.. ; .4' P. 1; I • • -1) . i , ~; i 4 ... t •• -...--. 1 ; .. 1 0 ,, .! . . .. : . • ~.....,_----`-.....,-;,„„:....- - -- • . , ..),,,, , t. , • . ... , 4,. ,i , . 0 .... -L. . , , :': • 'i A" . . , .__.. ~.... . . . . „.:. .c• _ , ... __. . - -..-----___/' . .4, ~..i... • __..., .. : ; ~. - ~ . , • v. , _ -it . . . . • . . i. it . _ i " . t . i ; I THEATIMROVAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, FEBILVARY .115, J. their Majesties Servants will zeta New Opera, tail* THE CIRCASSIAN BRII3g. oti t i, New Scenery, Drosses, and Decorations. The Ovetrtliew and Music entirely new, composed by Mr. Bishop. • The Principal Characters by 11:r. BRAHAM, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. MATHEWS, Miss LYON, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND. To which wall be added the Farce of FORTUNE'S FROLIC. On Saturday, The Uneoestrious Counterfeit. ROLLS LIBERTY. THE OVERSEERS of the POOR hereby give Notice, That they are wining to Contract for supplying the Workhouse of this Liberty with Butcher's Meat, Butter, Cheese, and Coals for one Year • and that the Committee will-meet at the Workhouse et the said Liberty on Weddesddy the Bth day of March next, to receive the Proposals of such Persons as may be falling to furn:sh any, of the above Articles. Terms of the Proposals, and Description of the Articles wanted, may be had by applying at the Workhouse, situate in Whites alley, Chancery4ane. 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WOODWARD's CARICATURE MAGAZINE. • This day was published, - In syner royal folio, coutaining three capiill Chiracteristie Cali. csant Prints, from original Drawings, to be continued regue lark) , every fortnight, price 2t. Number I of r i"PIE CARICATURE,' MAGAZINE; or, HU. DIBRASIVC MIRROR; being a most capital Collection of original Charatteristic Prints. G. M. WOODWARD, Esq. Author of Excursions in England and Wales. " Quid riles ? rd itato nomine, de to " Fabula narratur." : -4-lotact, Sat. 1. •;,• The Numbers already published of this popular and enter , mining Work, contain Caricature Prints, which, for genuine hu mour aid wit, in the true spirit of nogarth, bid fair to equal, if not surpass, any Work of the kind hitherto pulalisbed. Publisher regularly every fortnight, byThomas Tegg. No.lll, Cheapside, and may be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in the Kingdom. The Empress F.liiabeth, Mrs. ST. I.,ECIPER ; Alain, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Catharine, Mrs. DICKONB. 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NICHOLSON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA Complete in six l'rge Volumes Octavo. This day was published, price 61. 6s. in boards, Neatly piloted by Whittinghatn, with upwards of 150 Engravings, by Lowry aad Scott, THE BRITISH ENCYCLOPEDIA, or DIG. 'FION AR Y of ARTS and SCIENCES ; comprising an ac curate and popular view of the present improved state of hu- man knowledge.—By WILLIAM NICHOUFGIN, Author and Proprietor of the Philosophical Journal, and various other Chemical, Philosophical, and Mathematical Works. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternosea row • J. Johnsor, R. Baldwin, F. and C. Rivington, A. Strahan, T. Payne, J. Stockdale, Wilkie and Robinson, Scatcherd sad Letterman, Cuthell and Martin, Lackington and Co. Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; J. Butterwor th, J. and A. Arch, Cadell and Davies, S. Bagster, J. Mawman, J. Booker, R. Schuley, Black, Parry, and Kingsbury ; J. Harding ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; T. Wilson and Son, York ; Bowdry and Co. 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This day was published, a new Edition, considerably extended and improved, in three large Volumes, Bvo. price 11.10 t. in bora.; A NIMAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, ANECDOTES' Ix and CURIOUS FACTS, relative to the manners, abode, and economy, of the WHOLE ANIMAL CRENTION, col lected from works of Authority in all Lan ~ u ages, from expensive books of Natural History, from Voyages and Travels, and from every authentic Source. The whole classed and arranged accord ing to the system of Linnaeus. Ry the Rev. W. BINGLEY. 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