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SibDokisr • .Mrs. T The Prologue tole space bjMt.I.I,ATTIEWs, And the. Epilogue by IUrs.JORDAN. Tv which will be :tided the Grand Romance of • BLUE lAA RD. Th , N e w Comedy of Man and Wife, continuing to be received trigs universal apvrobatian, will ire *repeated every evening till outlier ?notice, except :chursibri nest. o u Thursday, the new Drama. of Venoni. - , THEATI4.4tOYAL, HAYMAit.' ' THIS PRESENT EVENING, rAIItYAILY 16, out bin acieil N_lialbeepiare's Comedy Of THE ME ReFLANT OF vENrOE. g nio, Mt. .C, picour; Graziano, Mr. FARLEY; L ore nzo, Mr. TAYLOR ; Antonio, Mr. ROPE ; Shy*k, Mr. COOKE ; Gobbo, Mr. EMERY ; Launcelot, Mr. suAmbNs. Portia, Miss NORTON; Nerissa, Miss LOGAN ; Jessica, Miss BOLTON. To which will be added, the celebrated Pantomime of HARLEQUIN ANI) MOTHER GOOSE. To conclude. with thiveantireatew Scenes : the first represent ing the Ruins of the late Tbeitre-Royal, in Covent-Garden ; the wad, an ciact representation of the Laying of the Foundation s tel e, as it appeared eta katuiday the Slat of December last, which changes to a New Tyre. To-morrow The liroMled Husband; with Mother Goose. On Wedne sday, Macbeth,—'Thursday, The sPile.—Friday, The gamester. ANATOMIeAL THEATRE, LOIMON HOSPITAL. MR. HVADINCTOIII and Mr. FRAMPtON IYI will begin their Spring Course of Lot an* upon Anatomy, Physiology, and the Operations of Susgety, on the 19th of January. Anatomical DollolsnratiOlli by Mr. Frunpton—Surgery by Mr. Headingten. For further Particulars apply tb Mr. Price, Apothecary, at the Hospital. L 34Elmc4.L. LECTURES. n R. HOOPER will commence a Course of LEC m TURES, on the tHEORY and PRACTICEof PHYSIC, the MATESUAMRDICA and CHEMISTRY, on Wednesday, theist of February, at kis 'Lecture Room in Cork-street, Bur lington Gardens, at Eight o'Cloelt in the Morning. A Prospectus with particwilact, may be bad by applying to Dr. Hooper, at his house, No. gl, Saville-row. F.DucATipp. T the FRENCH ACADEMY, at LEWES, in 1 SUSSEX, Young Gentlemen are genteelly boarded, and expeditiously taught French, in its•greatest purity ; Greek, Latin, English, Arithmetic, Geography, and the use of the Globes. By V. A. RAYMOND, and proper Assistants. Terms Si Guineas per Annum. Ne Entrance required. N. B. 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It is printed in a large dear Type. :•.• It a rendered interestin g by numerous EnabeliAment4. he subject matter is a4apted to the capacity of Children, a. once entertaining, indral and instructive. t All the difficult and hong words are selected, divided, ind at the head of each Lesson, in the manner of Brown's 'uictzt. Q P rllte:l for Ricnamt PNILLIPs, No. 6, Bridge-street ; and 4 0 " 41 of all Booksellers and Stationers t,T in n th ß e Unite) Kingdom; . 1 . THF. CLASS-BOOK, or Lessons for every Day in the Year, ss. bound. ... 1111: FIRST CATECHISM, or an knation of Common . . I :r% necessary to be known man Early , Price Pd. I. THE GRAM mAtt or PHILO9O ior Easy introdtut -1 0 •. to the useful Sciences, on the plan of Gokhnith's Grammar , Gr-Y r l Phy, price SLlound in blue. ,1 1 tLe Press and speedily will be pub li shed, also by the un litthor, ' , Grammar of Chemistry, price fif. li. A School Dictionary, price 2e. 6d. 4 12 Esqlit Cm/tuna?, pita 91. 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Rather particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract„my be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten , and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be deliviiaid, Osaka up, and endorsed " Proposals for Painter's Work," but no Pro posal can be admitted after the said 25th day of January, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Toady bui noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his. behalf shall attend.—By Order of the Board, R. If. CREW, Sferitsry. LEGA& D 1177. TO EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS, WHEREAS it appears by the Abstracts of Wills and Letters of Administration, returned to the Stamp- Office from the several Ecclesiastical Courts, that the Duties granted by the Acts of the 36 Geo. 3. C. 52, 44 Geo. 3. c. 98, and 45 Geo. 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C. E. BERESFORD, Sec. • ; ,~.~-- • ARMY A CAPTAIN of an. Old .singlo Battalion Regi -a. :neat now in EnlAnd, will exchange. into 4 Second Batta liOn.—l.etters (post paid) addfessed to A. B. at Mr. GOrfon's 4 Watelt-maker, Witalebode-Court, Bartholomew-Lane 41R bff itottotted to. , LkNY Person having any c 4 j 'aim or Demaiid on the late Arm of EDWARD 'ANT and Co. 'of Crayford, In tie County of rent, Calico Sinters (who haie dissolved part ! P) are particularly requested to Read' an early it/dement of the same to Mr. Joseph Champney, of Basing-lane, near Cheap side; London, Accomptant, in order that they may be immedi ately paid. SOUTHWARK PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION BREWERY. r i I HE Directors of. this E sta bli s h ment d o h ere b y A- give Notice, that a SpccialOttntral Meeting of the ProPd.' ton will be held,, pyrsuant to adjournment at thy KinespHead. in therooltry, eet Thursday the 19th hottest as. Twelve chair to he takes et One o'eloeit precis:Vß-7 PORTSEA ISLAND WATER-WORKS. To be completed under the nuthotity of an Act of Parliameht passed, for " Supplying the Town of Portsmouth, the Garri. son, the Public Offices, the Shipping, and Parts adjacent with good and wholesome Water." THE Board of Managers of the PORTSEA -5- ISLAND WATER-WOICK4. COMPANY having re solved, that the Capital of £60,000 should be immediately com pleted, that the Act Maybe carried into effect with afl possible dispatch, do hereby give Notice, that Subscriptions for that pur pose Will be received at the Company's Offices, No. 8, Dickler,- bury, London , and St. Deo:Tea-square, Portly.; also at MossrlG liankey's and Co, Feuchursh-street, Bankers to . thet Company. Portsei Island Watei•-ivOrlie Office, JOHN TAYLOR, 3, Bucklersbury, Jan. IV,' 1809. * Secretary. The Shares are £lO3 each, to be paid by Instahnents of £I47 L . per Share, with an interval of at least One Month between the , 1 payment of each Instalment. £l5 per Shire to be paid at the time of. Subscribing, being, a Deposit of 5 per Cent, and the brit .1 payment of 10 per Cent. on each Share. - N. B, Every information relative to the Company may be had at the Office from eleven till three o'clock each day. MONEY. OBLEMETI > Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed they may be supplied with Money to any amount l on terms equal to mortgage, secured upon Freehold, Copybold, Leasehold , Land or Houses, Xvloney.in the Funds, Marriage Set elements, Widows Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any other Property ; person; of respectability may be supplied on their per tonal securityonly.—Gendemen will find every liberal acmmmo dation without delay. Application from Twelve till Two, or letters (Post Paid) addressesl to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, South-street, Berkeley-sqnaie. This day were published, in octavo, price 10s. 6d. boards, INSTITUTES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.- By JOHN GRANT, A. M. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row, This Work is chiefly designed for Schools, and is intended not to supersede,the use of our coinmoti Grammars, but to supply their defects. Its primary object is to furnish the Senior Scholar with a complete digest of the rules and principles of the Latin Language, and to afford the Teacher a useful Book of occasional reference. This day were published, In ISImo. embellished with a Map of the Holy Land, Syria, &c. price 4s. tai. boards. ItNENTORIAN LECTURES on SACRED and A.T.a. MORAL SUBJECTS; adapted to the comprehension of Juvenile Readers. 'l'o which arc added, some Original IVllscel laneoue Poems. Ly ANN MURRY. Author of" Mentoria." Printed for Longman, Hurst, R ees and Orme, Paternoster-row. This day wai published, in 12me, price 4s. bound, • The Sixth' ion, corrected .ti ;reproved, of HISTORICAL AN I) MioCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS for the Use of Young People; with a selee dust of Briiiih and G.lieral Bio ! raphy, tkc. By RICHMAI. MANpNAL. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster row, London; and I. Hurst, Wakefieid. TIMBER. MO BE SOLD, 160 Acres of very fine OAK 1 TIMBER mixed w4th some very valuable ASH and ALDER, all of above 100 yoars growth. It is situated within fifteen miles of Choi:well, and twenty-one of Limerick, in the Kingdom. of Ireland, from each of which Towns tkere is water carriage.—Proposals (post paid) will be received until the 3d of March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great George's-street, Dublin, and further particulars may be known, by application to Mr. John Nesbitt, No. 16, Toltenhefse.Yard, London. SALE OP SHIPS AND THEIR CARGOES. • • FOR, SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Inn, Foxkole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, the 31st of January, at Eleven &bock in the Forenoon precisely, THE French -Brig LA BONNE- LOUISE. DimaNsios. Lengthen Deck 99 Ft. 5 In. Breadth below • - - 28 7 Depth in Hog - 13 3; Admeasures - 339 51-94 Tons. This Vessel for beauty of raodel, and properties of fastoair.l7, exceeds any thing offered for Sale in this Poet for a long time past. She is coppered, is pierced for 22 guns, and is most abun dantly found in stores which (together with the Vessel) are per fectly new. his capture having been made by his Majesty's ship Indefatigable, Jowl Ts essavn c ROOD Ekg. Commander, a few hours after she quitted Bourdeaux River, onsher 'Voyage to Ouadaloupe, acing her first•voyage.—After which will be Sold her Cargo.—For Exportation, 350 Hbds. Superior Red \Vine 18 Half Hbds. Do. White 73 Cases Old Meduc 35 Do. Old Vin de Grave 51 Casks 45 Cases Brandy 66 Do. Vinegar 50 Cases Soap 124 Hiskets Olive Oil 180 Kegs Potted Mast, Geese, &c. SO Bales Corks A quantity of Shook Casks and Cooper a Rushes 60 Demijohns filled with., Beans and Lentils 16 Bales Linen - 5 Do. Thad 1100 Coffee bags Several Cases Haberdashery 4 Trunks Shoes 1 Case Hats 2 Do, Stationary Iron in Bars 12 Barrels Nails 'oniumption 50 Barrels of Indian Corn, Beans, S.c. A quantity of Tar, Pitch, Ro sin, and Red Oaker. 60 Cases Candles 20 Do. Preserved Fruits 20 Do. Pickles 60 Do. Prunes For Home 350 Barrels Flour 20 Firkins Butter - 4 Cams Hams 175 Cheeses 50 Do. Flat 1 Awl then the beautiful fast sailing French BELLE COQUET2*.--Lltaettssioss : . Length on Deck - - 90' Fr. 3.10. -- Bread t h above - - 29 10. Admenures - - 198 4-94 Tons. ' , This Vessel is coppered, is nearly tip?, sails remark:lSW fidt,is abundantly found in Stores, and is well worth the notice of any Persons in want ot a Vessel of her deoctiption. She wis captured on her voyage from Martinique by his Majesty's Schooner Non .pareil, Lieutenant DicKINIoN, Commander. Catalogues may be bad with Inventories of the Vessels, four W days before the Sale, upon application to .P. Smith, Esq. Plymouth-Doak; or to James Slade, in Plymouth. Schooner LA A SPLENDID WORX, DESCRIPTIVE OF MODERN LONDON. This day was publialu.il, In One large abd elegant Quarto Volume, illustrated with Sixty Engayiingb by the first Artists, plain and coloured, Price Three Guineas in boards, _ _ _ MODERN LONDON: consisting of a Brief History of the Metropolis of the British Empire, and of A FULL and CIRCUMSTANTIAL DESCRIPTION of its PRESENT STATE; illustralledsby beautiful characteristic ENGRAVINGS, representing all the Pisces of great public Resort, and the princi pal Buildings. This Work is the only existing publication of sufficient conse quence and authority to illustrate to Foreigners and Strangers the Wealth; Splendour, Population, and Magnitude of the largest City in the World. 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PrintA for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, This day was published, In Twp Volumes, Quarto, price SI. ss. in boards, Dedicated by . permission, to the President, Council, and Fellows of the Society of Antiquaries of London, ATOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY; of ENGLAND; exhibiting the various -gubilivisions of each County into Hundreds, Lathes, Wapentakes, kr.. The Red dent Population of each Parish and Townehip, according to the Returns made to Parliament,. in 1801; and the amoun t of the Parochial Assesmtents according to the Returns made to Par liament, in 180: 3 .—The Valuations in the King's Books ; the Pa trons of the Ecclesiastical Benefices; and the Tutelary Saint of each Church.—The distance and Bering of every Parish, or Hamlet, from the nearest Post-Office Towo.—Markets.—Fairs. —Corporations —Free Schools.—Tbe Situation and Description of Monasteries, and other Religious Houses.—Members of Parr liament.—Assizes and Petry Sessions.—Collected from the °most authentic Documonts, and arranged in alphabetical order, Stc. &c. Ay NICHOLAS CARLISLE , Fellow and Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of Loninn. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-mw. •„° The orlslnal returns made to Parliament by the Over .seers of the several Parishes, in 1803, constitute the Basis of this Work. To the valuable information derived from this source, other suitable facts have beery added from a the county Histories, and books of 'l'opography, now extant. Miny deficiencies have been supplied, and inaccuracie3 corrected, by an extensive Cor. respondence instituted by the Author, with the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, in various parts of the Kingdom. _ [PitiCE Six-es*CL:f TVs day was published, in two vols. price 129. in boards, C(ELEBS IN SEARCH OF A WIFE; own prehending Observations on Domestic Habits and Mannimc • Religion and Morals. Printed for T. Deli and W. Davies, Strand. ,• This dor was published, eksantly printed, in Three Volunies, Osman. price 11.-24. it) boards, a ,Ness. Editism, .(being the Thirti), considerably eplasved, of , T ITERARY HOURS: of Criticil, Narrative, and IllocticaL —By NATHAN DRAKE, M. IS., • Mat ed for T. Cadet and WeDavieS, Strand. •„? tknaldrd Volutes, which is onkel Airet, nity" be had iipripithipipt 9s, in boards. 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A nii s' This day W 33 publishe,a, in oneliigir _ - portraits, price 121. in boards; a Second __A • . LEERS from the late W. WARBURTON O Da). Bishop of Gloucester, to the late R. HURD, D. D. Bishop of Worcester, from the year 1749 to 1776, left for pub- 4 lication by the late Bishop HUID, with the title of LETTERS from a late eminent PRELATE to one of bils-FRIENDS, and with the following entry on a page of one of the five port folios, containing the originals 14 These Letters give so true a planre of the writer's charac ter, and are, besides, so worth), of him in all respects, (I mean, lithe reade r forgive the playfulseris ,of ,his *it in some in-- stances,and the partiality of his frionelabip. in many more), tbst„ in honour of his memory, I would have tbeni putlished after my; death, and the profits arising Worn the' sale of them applied to the benefit of the Ni'oreester Infirmary. R. Woacerria." January 18, 1795. • PlOte4-for T•ica0 1 4 1 104,11.0.1 6 %.404 1 * ; PICTURESQUi WORKS. 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Jn the press, and speedily will be published, (Dedicated, by permission, to the Commander in Chief,) A New Edit ion, being the Third, of THE MILITARY DICTIONARY ; or, -1-Alpha betical Explanation of Technical Terms; with various French anti English Phrases, that may enable Officers, and Per sons in general, to understand military subjects —ln this Edirion will be found a variety of terms, particularly en Military Arzlii tecture, from Belider, &c. that arc net in any English production extant.z-By CHARLES JAMES, Major in the Corps elf Royal Artillery Drivers, and Auth tr of the Regimental. Companion, Comprehensive View, &c.; also of the new Edition of Poems, dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wa'e;." Printed for, and published by T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. A ,'S'I;Wr FAMILY BIBLE; In Twenty Monthly Parts, or 100 Weekly Number& This day was pt,lished, The First Part, the whole to be completed in Twenty Monthly Parts, each Part containing at least five Plates, to form two very large Volumes in Quarto. On Royal Paper, at 93. each Part ; _ _ On Demy, or smaller paper, at 7s. each Part ; or On common Demy P:.'per, without the Plates, at fvs. each Part. Ana tp give to this BIBLE a more extensive circulation and greater utility, it is proposed to divide each Monthly Part into Five Weekly Numbers, or the 'Whole into 100 Weekly Num bers ; and to sell the Royal Paper with at least one Plate in each Number, at 2s per Weekly Number ; the Demj also with one Plate, at is. tid.; and the Demy, without Plates, a t Is. each Number. - The First Number was r ublished on Saturday, January the 7th, and the remaining Numbers on every Saturday till the Work is completed, THE BIBLE, with EXPLANATORY NOTES, -I- and ONE HUNDRED superior COPPER PLATES, en graved by the first Artists, from the most admired productions qf the Great Masters of the various Schools of Painting, viz. Michael Angelo, Raphael, Corregio, Da Vinci, the Caraccis, Titian, Rubens, Rembrandt, Guido, Carlo Miran'', POUSSiII, Cuerchino, Cortona, Albana, Carlo Dolci, Salvator Rosa, D e l Sarto, Vardyck, Murillki; Sir J. Reynolds, Opie, West, North, cote, &c. &c. The Notes by the Rev. JOHN' HEWLETT, B.D. Morning Preacher at the Foundling Hospital, Lecturer of the united parishes St.Vedast Foster, and St. Michael Le-queern, • Author of Sermons, in 3 vols. Elul. a Vindication of the Parka Chronicle, &c. : ; ha addition to the present Text, which will not in any bee Be altered, this Work will contain— 'AU the various readings that materially alteror affect the ins( 2. A reference to parallel and corresponding passages. S. A shortintroduction to every Book ; And 4. A series of critical and explanatory' otes, partly origina', but chiefly compiled from the best commentators °feral, age. "rimed for RICUAILD PHILLIPS, NO, Biddge-strett, and to be Isika of Bookaellas and Newsmen. - - Separate, rue 9s. in boards. - p.;. .; T his day were published; in 4:3be Vol,'Sva; Prier*. Ifs beards, MEMOIRS OF JOWAS . ROGERS, Esq. 1-74 Commander, of alsAtajtsty's Skip u by thatit IVILIJAM (41.P1e ; 441. I l iviva li sfr rlVOir Of= b Printed for Cadell 'and W. 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