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• g" . • *OR 111111 p • ; . „; NUMI3Eit 7464] VOCAL CONCIIRT, ---- • NEW ROOMS, IiANOVERISOtARE. ' MESSRS. I-IA RRISON, BA RTLEMAN,' " GREATOREX most respectfully acquaint the Nobility; Gentry, and their Friends in general, that the FIRST CONCERT will be on Friday, the 2.2 d instant. Tickets are daily delivering Sirchalrs, New good -street. No more will be issued then .1 the Nom can perfectly accommodate. Principal Vocal Perfor ions, Madame Catalani (who is engaged for the whole season), Mrs. Ashe, Miss Mehille, Miis Darby,Miss Gnomon, Master Greatorez, and Mrs. Bianchi; Mr. Harrison, Mr. Bellamy, Mr. OW Mr. Leete, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Evans, Mr. Hawes, Mr. p o rs'cfall,&c. and Mr. Eartlernan; with a full Chorus, for width s h e celebrated Female Singers from Lancashire are engaged. The Band, which consists of the first performers ' is numerous and' *complete in every department, will be led by Mr. Weichantr Conductor at the Organ and Grand Pianoforte, Mr. Greatorsie. N ew Songs, Duets, Tries, and Glees of the English School, are in preparation, with some choice Manuscript Music, 'front do Csintinent, both vocal and instrumental, by Beethoven, &c. sews? rerforrned in this kingdom. Further particulars will be speedily announced. The compadN' tion of B ee thoven, &c. were selected at Vienna, by Mr. Cle• incmi, and will be - performed at these Concerts with Ids per, FASHIONABLE• DANCING.—PRIVATE TUMON. A . /FR. J. G. HOPKINS begs leave to Tetra hismost I‘l grateful thanks to his Friends and the Publlt in general, for the very distinguhhed patronage be has a s long experienced, and respectfully solicits a Continuance of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen wllo have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expeditiously instructed in the most pi istate manner, to qualify them for the first assemblies, on application at his residence, Coachmakers' Hall, Foster-lane, Cheapahle. PIANO FORTES VERY CHEAP. A M ANUFACTURER disappointed of Foreign Orders, is overstocked, and will sell FIFTY of the guest ' improved new ones, singly, mneh cheaper titan they can be horght elsewhere ; not only worth the particular attention of Private Families wanting a good Instrument, at a small price, but also of Music Shops, Professors, and Exporters viz.—New 92 Guinea ones for 95—Horizontal 75 Guinea - Grands for 60— Upright 85 Guinea Grands for 68—Good Second-hand Pianos, from 14 to 23 Guineas. Also, some Finger and Barrel Organs and Harps—the lowest price marked on each for Immediate pay mLia.----To be seen at Mr. Allen's Private Dancing Academy, N 0.19, Shemrd-street, near Golden-square. Sit BRANSCOMB and Co. 1. SiVEWRIOHT, Sole Surviving Partner, BE happy to announce the New Plan of the A STATE LOTTERY, to be Drawn 15th FEBRUARY, 1811, will remove every objection that has. hitherto been stated. There are mere Capital Prizes, and each will now be of different Numbers, sad tbe,se are none less than. £ 2O . They trust t h e ir , unc ommon good . Fortune will ever attend their' Friends the Public, having sold in this and last Year Atone, Sia Prizes of ......:......Q20,000 The Only ...... £40,000 Forty of £5OO 11 - 0 to 10,000' And siveralPrlzes of 100, The Btu ..... 30,000 5OO, and 1,000 Tickets, The Last 25,000 1 which last produced £24,76.5 And others too great to enumerate. Tickets and Sham in great variety are on Sale at their Old Oft", 17, Cornhill, 314, Haymarket. and 11, Holborn. CURIOUS, SCARCE, and INIERE.STING WORK. A f. w Copies, price 3s. are only now left on se* containing near 300 pages of letter-press, an elegant Portrait of the AS.; thew, and a View of Gilead Honse, of QOLOMON's GUIDE TO ItIZA.LTH ; or, Ad vice to Both Sues in a Variety of Complaints. To which Is added. A Dissertation on the Properties and 'Effects of Hot and Cold Bathing; also an Essay ma Secret Vestry ' and a Dis course on Impotency in the Male, and Sterility and Barrenness incident to Females, &c. The wh ole illustrated with a variety of authentic Facts, never before pohlishad London : Printed for the Author ; and sold by Mathews ant Leigh, No. IS, Strand ; Sherwood, Neely, and Zones ; Lon g man Hurst ' Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row; also by all floalt.:.. rs sellein the United Kingdom. Imo' No less than Ose Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copley of Solomon's Guide to Health have been printed--which,in itself, is the most convincing argument that can be adduced of the vast utility of this work. RYMER'S PECTORAL FEBRIFUGE MEDICINE, For Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, the Asthma, 8:c. eICRANE, Esq. near Chudleigh, Devon, who, on • the least Cote, is much afflicted with a Cough,.and so trou bled with Phlegm, that it is with difficulty he can breathe, writes to Mr. Rymer as follows, viz. " SIR-1 have found much relief from your Pectoral Medicine, and believe it to be an excellent remedy for Colds and Coughs, as well as Asthma. I am, Sir, your most obedient humble servant, " Feb. f-'B, 1800. " J. CRANE." Front Mr. Scammel, Surgeon, who attended the above Gentle man, to Mr. Rymer: " Sta—l have regularly visited Captain Crane ; he has conti nued the use of the Pectoral Medicine according to your direc tions, afli, lam happy to add, with good effect. The Dyspmea has been very greatly relieved, and the Stricture almost entirely removed from the Pulmonary System. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, •• 12. T. SCAMMEL." The Pectoral Balsam fs prepared and sold in bottles at 2s. 9d. 6s. and 11 &duty it:eluded, by Jaates R ymer, surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, and, wholesale and retail, by Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard ; and, retail, by F. Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Chureitlyard ; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; • F. Smith, S 9, Haymarket, Mn. Newbery, Corner of St. Nes Cbtarch.yarl ; 'Putt, Royal Ea ebauge ; Ward, Holborn; and all the Venders of Patent Medi cines in the United Kingdom.— shoat may be bad, RY Mari TIN CT U ii.E and PILLS. ROBBERDS'S COUGH DROPS. j j'HERE cannot be too much said in praise of this - 5 - :Medicine, as experience in ahnost innumerable Casa has proved it the mat extmordinary and beneficial discovery ever made : it is a certain, efficacious speedy, and easy Care for Coughs, Colds, Asthma*, and CoOsumptiona Not an Instance has occurred, though taken by nearly sixty thousand patients annually, where it has been known to fail in relieving the above complaints. So eitraotsilnary are its virtues, that let the patient be ever so emaciated or reduced, after baviag 'rill every medical assistance to no purpose, ft will act as it were charm, and instantly relieve the most inveterate cough, at the same time give freedom to respiration, promote gentle expectora tion' strengthen the whole debilitated constitution , aad I:Wars The I'dr/bi t ing comAirts of rest and sleep. COPY OF A LETTER From the Right Hon. LORD BENTINCK, Brother to the Ista _ . _ . DUKE of t;Bls. BUTLER, Cheapslde. " Ste -11 1 3 v , frequtmly experienced the greatest satisfaction in your Rosetans's COUGH Dsors • I do not recollect one In *tance in whrett they have eves failed, provided they have been PrVerir administered. A vent old Gentleman, a - friend of mkt., trove SO years, has taken ilsetn, and' ha. found the greatest benefit, and intends perseverins in the use of them.-1 am Sir, your bumble Servant, • "E. BENTINCIL" " Ramsgate, Fvb. SOS." Prepared and sold by Mr. Butler, 4, Chearide, Corner cf Pa temoster-row • and PAL at Chrispt, Corner of Spring Gardens; Clad', Be:rettgb. Smith, Scott, Cargil and Reaburn, Edin burgh ; Dauer and c M'Donald, Gla/ow ; Newbery, Dublin ; Piney and Hair, BirnlinAhrn ; Had, Gosport; Dela= and Sharp, Pitiismontb ; Jones, Allnutt, Witston, and Mallory, Ponsta ; Granville, Hox:and, Nettleton, and Cookworthy, Ply 114Hitti; TIVW111:111 and Woolmer, yze ter ; Col li ns, Salisbury; reek and Roe% Hull; and must Medirine Venders* in bottles at rt. VI and 6s. , 6d. each. ()beery* M. Notler is engFatted en a 144 stacaP, Assed to 4 ',h., • ?CAW- • - .. „ . . .4. • . - . I • • _,•••: is. AD, f•f 18 : 1 i:( 11 • I • .s• . • q. _ ; -•-• 4 4 "P•fr,"" • , 4 \ i'at . i ,K.• - • • ' .);" A , * iw ir 7 ' - 1.0 .'?; - . 11 I-• ,e 4 i agl s ' tin • '4 ? 1 1 1 ) i j .... t • • . .......„ „.. 1 ,,,, , $ , • ... ~,..,..„..,, 1 ia Li algi 0 )4(1 1,, ".....z.. k .. i i s , • ' •,e '' 1 . 1 •T i ' • , , "N. .4, 1, ... •••'•c ‹ b . 4 .). ____..... _. . , fARY 7, 1811. (PRICE SIiCPE .iPENTITY: . 'fists day was pablishod„ In foolscap, pritt6s. boards, DUNKELD ; the PRODIGAL SON ; and other Poems, including Translations from the Gaelic. By PEI RUS ARDI LENS'S. tontlem : Printed (or Robert Baldwin, Paternoster-row. 'This day was published. in Bvo. with coloured plate, price ills. HE FLORIST'S DIRECTORY ; a. complete T 'Treatise on the Culture of Fancy Flowers, Bulhous Roots, &c. By J. MADOCKS, tare of Walworth. A new rclH . oni r ea larged by CURTIS, With ColoUreftrapreteMatteng of the !lower*, • and r.tatm illustrative of the implements and principal operation. of Carries4l. Mlohl Printed for J. Harding, V, St. Janmes-streei. This day were published in Bvo. price pm. boards, LETTER:S, Seriocomical and Ironical, on Educa tiotr, from Cameleon, an experienced Schoolmaster, to his brotkr. Ridentem dicere serum Quid vrat." • I.o6dnn : Printed for Robert Baldwin, Paternoste&row. This day was pubUshed in Bvo. price Ins. 6d. boards, AN ACCOUNT' of the Past and Present State of the ISLE of MAN t including a Sketch of its Mineralogy, - an outline of Its Lows, wilt the Privileges enjoyed by Stran‘ers., and alljstory of the islami. _. • By GEORGE WOOD. • Lernallkt: Printed rur Robert Ballwin, NI. 47, Paternoster. - I row , and Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh. . - bIitAWING AND RURAL IMPROVEMEN l'S. This, day were published, • - e) ,BSERVATIONS W4tcr Meadoivs, their Furtn, and Wianagenient ; and on Draining aa4 'revival:it Peat Bogs: by ‘k!.l Sutra, Engineer and Mineralo gist, Sto. prise es: with plates. t. 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Price 7s. to be comtlnued bl.)othly, 'THE DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE ; con taining the Old and New Testaments, with copious Notes and Illustrations, partly original,and partly'selected from the most approvtd Expositors, ancient and modern; with a devotional Exercise, or Aspiration, at the close of every chapter. By JOHN FAWCE IT,A.M,of Hebden Bridge, near Halifax. London : Printed for Suttaby, Evance, and Co. Stattoners'- court; Robert Baldwin, Faternoster-row ; Ward and hliddietun, Ainner-street ; sad P. K. Holden, Halifax, &c. Fee. • s ' It is etre ed that the Work will not emceed tS Parts, and ail". he printdd within the year : it is published also in Weekly Numbers at Ls. each. GRAVIL,III I OII4 We& LumßoGo. HICKMAN's . PILLS ;sin etreCtmil Cure for the Gravel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the Back and Loins, Kidneys, and Bladder, Leunisitti, Sec. Of the various complaints incidect to the human frame, there are none more d•r.u.thil in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequ.nees, than the Gravel and Stone. They are tam- Oahe* to which every Orion, even the most abstemious, if 1.660, as the air we breathe and the viatee.vre drink are briprega toted with particles which not iti4sitigiethw er4reeiseing too, borate a - folinelitatfo Tar ifireli if •;pec is a efisorder. HICKMAN's Original PILLS, composed GI ••it awe inpocent in gredients, have been funnel of singular "etiirrev, in nut only strengthening the vessels containing :he nrine,7 . ttat hamily die. stroying the• petrifying quality of it. from wlitsb proceed the above complaints, &c. removing the calculi, cr grikty concretions, and banishing every pernicious tendency to ibvie di4orders, with cat confinement. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cbeapside, cornet 'of Patentoster-row;*Scott, Batter and Co: and Smith, Edins burgh and Gia-gow • Cargill and .;•.• Edinburgh; Hialand, Granvill and Son, Gilbert, and Haydon, Plymouth ; Newbury and Son,liubliu ; Peck and Turner, Hall; . Malory and Jones; Portsea ; Sharp, Portsmouth ; logget, Taunicin Frewensti, Exe ter ; -Crutwell and Bintu, Bath • Buwne, Arista) ; Hu ll arid Browne, New-York ;,and nate t ilooksellers in every town, in Boxes at ft 9d .each. This day *watpulliibr.d, in 4 vols. octavo, price C 2.23 boards, 'THE GLEANER ; being a Series of Periodical Essays, selected and arranged from Papers not included in the last Ildition of the Brill& Essayists. With an Introduction and Meta by NNITIX74 DRAKE, 111. a Author of Literary Hours, and of Essays ou Periodical Literature. Londons Printed for Banally, bjnce and Ca. Staillonitee-e9lltts and Robert Baldwin, 47, Pwernof a-row ; where are published, by the same Author, lb 5 vols. Essays on the Spectator Tatter, Guardian Rambler, &c. forming a History of Periodical Litera ture to the close of the year 11308. •„• The Gleaner, printed unif,,rm with the octavo editions of the Spectator i Tule; and Guardian, contains the best Essaysof the best periodical papers which, exclusive .of those printed In the British Es s ayists, have been published in this country to the year 1797. They are accompanied by Tables of Contents, transla tions of the Mottoes, and an Index. There are a few large paper copies, price P. 3 4s.bnards. Dedicated, with permission, to the Ittwal Society. Just published ' complete in 18 Vols. quarto T,• HE PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS, from their commencement in 1665 to 1800 inclusive; with Notes, biographic iihnerations, and a copious Index, abridged by Dr. Charles Hunon,-Dr. °verge Shaw, and Dr. Richard Pearson. Price in board% on Demy Paper, £3B 6s. 6d. on Royal Paper, .4*65 14t. 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'HE ROYAL FAMILY, anLlL.idiesand Gen- ' J. tleinen of Faaldoet, in Sltgland, am RUSSIA OIL for mots testing the Hair when dressing; is so great a nourisher to halo u prevents its Curtains grey to all periods—promotes the growth, prevents its falliug of, and restores it on bald places if the least roots. Several Gentlemen that were bald, have declared, after using the Russia Oil regularly fir six months, the bald pines b. 3.1 cane covered with hair ; promote, eyr-hr.aws, whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey. It is the best preparation in the world for preserving and pro moting the Heir. In short, where there is hair by nature, and it has fallen off, by using the Russia Oil regularly, yes near rely es its being restored. Is servierable to persons wearing false hair, as k gives it a natural gloss. It is gererally remarked, persons wearing false • hair, that after a short time wearing it becomes dry and stir, is easily discovered that it is false ;. by usir.g the Russia Oil when dressing, it prevents it being effsoeirerad, u it keeps the false hair soft, and its appearance natural ladies led Gentlemen who wish to preserve their hair ought to refrain the use of dlfeeent perfumed oils, as' the skid of the perfume causes dryness to the hair, and occasions it to fall .off, change colour, and become grey at an early age. The Russia 01118 pleasant to use, Warranted innocent, and a sure nourisher and preserver to the hair, is serviceable to use for children, as it impruVes the growth. Observe, each bottle has a label on the outside, signed with Russian go ld hilt," Mochrikufsky anti Prince ;" any shopkeepers selling Rua % Oil without that signature are sulky of imaositten, and sellers of counterfeits Ladies and Gentlemen, for their OWIII benefit, should be peril. cularly cautious, when they give orders to their hair-dressers, in desiring to have Princes Russia Oil, as it Is the only zennine. It has been found that souse petty Lair-dressers, for the sake rf I trifling mere allowance (ruin thosinwho sell the cannel eit, will take the advantage, and substitute it i for.the origins/. Many who t have been thus deceived, have made inuiplainta to the Proprietor, as suck counterfeits have actually in enrol the hair. The high reputation the Russia irlre gained for preserving and promoting the hair, and the great dinnand for it, has induced lately envious persons ea copy the adverzisemem, and isiversise articles fur the similar purpose, it is therefore particularly re commended to observe the label On Ake outside , wrapper of each bottle Is signed in Russian gold Ink " . hdoebrikillsky and Princes" Price 7s. per bottle, or out bottle containing four small, at one guinea, or afic guinea bottles at five poune.s. Sold, wholesale, retail, and for capartatlon, by the Proprietor, A. PRINCE, .N 9. 9, Johe-streer, Oxford-street ; and, by ar poiannent, Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his ?Majesty. New I s o m, street ; Hendrie and. Sons, Perfumers to her Majesty. 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Price 12s. boards, ATREATISE on the DEFENCE of PoR.TU GAL Ovid' s Sketch of the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants, an principal Events of the Campaigns under Laird Wellington in 1808, 1809 and 1810 ; illustrated with a Military Map of the Country, and Five large Plates of the principal Posi• tioo6 and Battles which have taken place. By CAPTAIN ELIOT, Royal Artillery. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. THE UNIVERSITt This day was published, price Only is. T. IRVYNE or, The ROSICRUCIAN. A S koiriance:By a gENTLEMAN of Oxiord University. Printed for &misdate, Junior, 4t, Pall•MalL Where way be had, in 3 vols. price t Ss The Avenger, a Romance. Also, 1 vol. llvo. with an Engrav ing, price 4s. on royal paper, and hot-pressed, 7 The Weich Girls; by a Lady; and in 4 voh. price £l, The Royal Exile, a Romance, by Mrs. Green. PACATA HIBERNIA, This day vras published, in two volumes, royal oetavo, hand, sanely printed on fine wove paper price In boards .et abw C. plea are pr inted oa Imperial paper, price CS 13e.,6c1. , DACATA H BERNIA ; or, a History of are Wars in Ireland, during the Reign of Queen Elizabeth ; taken from the original Chrowicles.- Illustrated with Portraits of Queen Elizabeth and the Earl of Totnew; and Fac Similes of all the original Mips. Sold by 1. Walker, 44, Paternoster-row. This day Was published, in royal 4tn. price Five Guineas, THE RHETORIC, POE'FIC, and Nicomachean f FRCS of ARIS" co rLE. 'translated front the Greek. By THOMAS TAYLOR. Printed for the 'Fransiator, lunar-place, Walwortb, Surrey. The *Frandation of all the Works of Aristotle, by Mr. Taylor, will consist of Nine Volumes, royal 4to. of which the present Volume is the Seventh. Fifty Copies only will be printed of the whole of this 'Franslation. Round him wholabours to make others wise, Slight, peevish vermin in battalia rise ; With hearty malice, but with feeble wing, To skew they Dee, they Gutter, and they sting: But , as by depredations wasps proclaim The fairest fruit. so these the talrest fanw ; For he the: makes a character, mak • And gradually with Glory, Envy gr i ot i I.onden Printed by R. Wilke, No $9, Chancery-lane. This day were published, hi One Volume 4tn. with two Large maps, price Al. 16e. boards, EXPLORATORY TRAVELS THROUGH the. WESTERN TatarrotuEs of NORTH AMERICA: comprising a voyage from St. Louis, on the Mississippi, to the source of that river, and a journey through the interior of Loui siana and the north-eastern provinces of New Spain. Performed in the years 1803,11106, 1807, by order of the Go vernment of the United States. By ZEBULON MONTGOMERY PIKE, Major 6th Regiment United States Intantry. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater ternostererow. ••• In these Travels, Major Pike has thrown important light upon the Geography of a vast and interesting track of country never before expiertd, and ascertained from actual observation the course and sources of the chief rivets of North America, in cluding those of the Misslssipi, the Yellow Stone River (one of the main branches of the Missouri) ke Arliausaw of Louisiana, and the great Rio del Norte of Ne wt Mexico. This day was published, In Two Volumes Octavo, price 44. boards, THE HISTORY of EUROPE, from the peace of 1783 to the present time, exhibiting a view of the Com motions in Holland and Brabant, the Wars between Russia, Austria, the Ottoman Porte, and Annihila tion Sweden, the Annikilaon of the Kingdom of Poland, th e tvolutlon of France, and the Wars which have proceeded from that extraordinary event, with the recent Revolutions in Spain, Portugal, and Sweden. By JOHN BIGLAND. •Priutr d for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Paw roster-row; and W. Sheardown, Doncaster'. Of whom May be had, by the smile Author, 1. A Geographical and Historical View of the World. In vol*. Bvo. price £3. 13s. 6d. boards. 2. History of Spain, 2 vols. Bvo. 245. boards. s. Natural'History, 12rno,Platee, 7s. 61. boards. 4. Letters on Ancient and Modern History, 1210 e. 6‘ baud., and in Bvo. 105. 6d. i. on the bointrection, 1I Oe Br. Gds • iv • - This day was published, In One Volume 12mo. price 6s. boards, illiutroted - with Copped plates by Lowry, and Wood Cuts by Bransoo. - A FAMILIAR INTRODUCTION TO 'THE ARTS and SCIENCES, for the use of Schools and Young Persons: 'containing a general Explicatioa of the Fundamental Principles, and Facts of the Sciences, divided into Lessons, with Questions subjoined to each, for the Examination of Pupils. By the Rev. J. JOYCE. Author of" Scientific Dialogues," &c. 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