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After which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, mild THE TYRANT SARACEN, AND THE NOBLE MOOR. a with ,Sete Twenty Horses will perform surrising faits. Divers Exercises, by it celebrated Equestrians. A New Song, written by Mr. Upton, composed by Mr. W. Parke, and sung by Mr. Jones, celled The Millers Maid. To conclude with (never performed) an entirely new Comic Pantomime, produced by Mr. Bologna, jun. with new Scenery, Machinery, Decorations, Dresses, Music, &c. called THE MANDARIN.; OR HARLEQUIN IN CHINA. In which w:U 1* displayed the following new and picturesque Scenery, taken from correct Views, vie. Enchanted Cave — Grove of Pearls—Exterior of Mandarin% House—lnterior of Ditto—City of Jiioepour—htrem Centoo....:rea Factory— View of Bombay—City of Madras--Chinese Landscape— Chinese Pageds—Chinese Lodging Muses—Porcelain Fac tory—View of Pekha—lnterior of Bosses Pagoda, terminating with a ‘ supals.and Wallin Chino* Temple.. 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" 4 While Mr. Jones instruos the Tyro in the rules of the Latin Tongue. he explains the principles on which they are formed, and at every step relieves the nseal dryness of Grammatical instrue , tion by the philosophical manner in which he treats the subject. hait claim to Novelty is not unfound ed, and the labour which he s employed in order to abridge the toil, and smooth the path of the learner, ought not to be passed over without some acknow ledgement," &c. &c.—Monthly Review for May, 1811. ••• Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, tot thss AIJ surance of Building, Goods, Merchandise, and 613 ps in Harbour, in Dock, or while Iltniling, from Loss, or Damage by Fire ; sad • a:so for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities oxi Lives. N. N. Fire Policies will be issued, tree of expellee, so the As sured, where the ar.nual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. • This day were publi Atesl, in I Vol. I 2rno. price as. boards, lETTERS to * JOHN AIKIN, M. 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For in all ease' and in •all ages. where the solids are re l a xed, wilier.: the Cptitrtittltioll has received a shock, or is by any means deblittatell, AMS RZSTIIRATIVE and Reaximainise BAIA' of Lir:. and HIALTN will produce the happiest ideas; the cold aud tremulous nerve will be warmed and steadied; the ie l a i re ftbees indtbestemenbrogosimendoesielimmosebniemddess. will he invigeorared; the sinews will be strengthened ; the rll5l. elated limb. will be covered with firm flesh ; the exhausted ves sels will be replenished; the impoverished watery blood will be come rich and balsamic, and its languid circulation restored to the sanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health; the languid drooping sprits will be revived and exlidtrated ; digestion , w i l l be promoted; in short, the tone o; the nerves w:li be rester. ed, and by these means the whole constitution will be renovated. 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The melancholy catalogue of these direful complaints are too well known by their fatal consequence', to reqtti t r he e our Sleetrie particular d e scription; suffice it t o sa y , that in 4000 eases die has never failed of the desired effect, and as no hopeless CASCS are engaged; an early application is recommeat Bendritalo ed. and its depen- Letters (post paid) from all parts of Gr dencies, stades the particulars, are immediately answ ered ; whereby i every person may know how far theCrirlie is applicable to the complaint. . • , N.B. At !some kw to in the most private manner, by ether sex, every morning' tilt two, and every evening sari the e'elock. Nor £S,alffaisolk.Otalete Rid Lismkoquata. This day was published, • In Two large Volumes Ovo. peke les. beards, ABODY of THEOLOGY, principally pract i c al. Ina Series of Lectures, Fifty-tight in number, with a co pious Index. By ROBERT FELLOWES, A.M. Oxon. The Monthly Reviewers, in their Journal for March, 1210, thus conclude their account of this Work :—" From the com mencement to the conclusion, a current of the purest ethics flows with such beauty and spirit, that he who surveys it can possess neither taste nor virtue, if he does not resolve on taking a copious draught of its waters." Printed for 1. Mawman, No. 29, Ludgate-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. A Brief Treatise on Death, philosophically, morally, and practically considered, i 2mo. Ss. boards. 2. Religion without Cant 1 or, a Preservative against Luke warmness and let olorance, Fanaticism, Superstition, and Impiety. Octavo. 9s. boards. s. A Manual of Piety; extracted from thetioly Living and dying of Jeremy ; with a Prelim, Life of the Author, and a dditions by the Editor. Dedicated, by permission, to the Lord Bishop of Norwich, evo. 74 boards. " The English Language does not contain a Manual of Piety preferable to the prewnt. 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