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Men re. of he of eh t, sns lie, eat !et, IPl+- Ige. in ; to n the Ire- F kin 'Ent in" faa: tla a I. at DV , 111,- 1 S.!! ;an' ire!'" 3 E I:. 6829] , .. . . imEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY SI, I Majesties Serva nts will act the New Comedy, called MAN AND WIFE ; - Or, MORE SECRETS"THAN ONE. The Principal Characters by HOLLAND, Mr. POWELL, Mr. ELLISTON, lif F I Ntrr Mr.W ORTON, Mr. JOHNSTONE , r loN, . MATHEWS, . SMITH, Mr. SCRIVEN, iARLOWE, 'JORDAN, Mrs. H. SIDDONS, Mr". SCOTT. .'s which' wall be added the Grand Romance of BLUE BEARD. grow will be revived (not acted these twenty yeap ) ashy of Cate. Cato, Mr. Wright, front the Theatre. 71inburgft, being his first appearance on this Stage; with ..) or of Garrat. . iursday Venoni ; with the Midnight Holm • r i c kly, Mad sal Wis... Sarday, ihr Conlin QRaios faCtbs, • Orlando, .g o baro ; Lorene?, 1) AdlinnigWlNSWSolav ' perfornteil f jorieter of Sit mop Nay. ThEA:ritz=goyAL, HAYMARkET. 6 pREStNT ETtNiNd, JANUARY 51, t heir Majesciet pasta act a Tragedy, called Hamlet, Mr. NIMBLE, 'oloaius, Mr. MUNDEN ; Lassies, Mr. BRUNTON. Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. POPE; Horatio, Mr. MURRAY. First Grave-digger, Mr. EMERY ; Seem% Grave-digger, Mr. SIMMONS Gertrude, Queen of Denmark,ST.I.EGER. Ophelia, Miss BOLTON. ifter which the Grata Historic Pantomimic Drams 6i DE LA PEROUSE • Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Th e p a ntomime of de Perouie, or, the Desolate Island, • been again received with universal approbation and ap , will tie repeated To-morrow ; with The Man of the World. 'Thuriday, Macbeth. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER.SQUARE. .STER CUTLER most respectfully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in general, that his :FIT CONCERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL IC, will be performed TOMORROW, FEBRUARY 1, above elegant Itoomi.—Vocal Performers : tadame BIANCHI, Mn.i VAUGHAN, Master CUTLER, Mr. GOS 9, Mr. VAUGHAN SAL , Mr. B. SALE, And Mr+ E. Leader of the Band, Signor SPAGNOLETTI. FiRST PART. rertore to Zaberflote, Motirt.—Air, " Angels cur bright'" 'del, Master Cutler. :omposed by Mr. Attwood, with Aikeinpailinents, hacio nized (for this Concert) for four Vitieel. by Master Cutters , s. Vaughan, Mr. Goss, Mr. Vaughan, and Mr. Sale. Zingwelll, Mater Cutler. Concerto, Flute. Aube , (MS.) Mr. Asbe. Bishop, Mrs. Vaughan. , lot four Voices, " 0 NannY," (by artieular desire) Ma. ,'sax Bianchi, Messrs. Vaughan, Goss, and J. B. Sale. ( Symphony in C. Bred: wen. SECONb PART. td Overture, Winter.—Aria, amnia, MS. Mad. Bianchi. :enn, ?ism Forte ' Griffin, Master Cutler. u, " Sol margin'," Madame Bianchi. :elrbrated Duet, " The Butterfly," (J. B. Sale) Mr. Vaughan and fr. J. B. Sale. r Air (the words by a Lady), composed by Master Cutler, Oh an Accompaniment Obligato for a Harp, Master Cutler; lap, Mr. Purkis. for three Voices, " When Sappho tnn'd," I. Dazily. Mr. .o.s, Mr. Vaughan, and Mr. J. B. Sale.—}lnale, Haydn. 'tckets, Half-a-Guinea each, to be bad of Master Cutler, 12, Devonshire-street, City ; hlr. Barker, Confectioner to Majesty, New Bond-street ; Mr. ugwell, near the Bank; at all the Music Shops. Doors to be opened at half past 6, and begin at bet past 7. HER MAJESTY'S STAY, MAKER, 'RS. HARMAN, No. 18, New Bond-street, most - respectfully invites the Fashionable World to an inspection her new Stay it has been seen by several Ladies of the first shion, who all pronounce it particularly adapted for the present mation of the waist. NEW AND SUPERIOR STATE LOTTERY, Te begin Dawing lithe( April next. ODGES, PAINE r , and Co. Stock Brokers, 149, Oxford-street; 2, ConshiS ; and 44, St. lanse(s-street ; u s e selling the Tickets and Legal Shares on the toast advents.. 1114 tents to adventurers. GRAND SCHEME. One Prize of One Thousand Whole Tickets. One Prize of Five Hu".dred Whole Tickets. 4 of £20,000 20 of 10,000 44 9. 5,000 100 6 1,000 48Y0 10 500 he lirst Drawn Prize First Day above Jl l l5 will be entitled to Above 1000 Whole Tickets—and the First-drawn Prize Second will be entitled to the 500 Whole 'rickets; which Tickets be deposited at the Bank of England, and remain there till Drawing Is finished. Shares will be entitled to all the alsove Benefits. aCIOO 50 25 15 ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRF.D TICKETS ;ILL BE GIVEN ON THE FIRST AND SECOND DAY OF DRAWING THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, lihich begins on the 12th of APRIL NEXT, besides the under mimed Prizes. SCHEME. of 220,000 are 10,000 5,000 1,000 500 100 50 25 15 X 60,000 40,000 10,000 6,000 5,000 2,(I00 2,200 2,500 72,300 100 4,b20 20,000 Tickets. DAYS OF DRAWING. Wednesday, April 12, Friday, April 21, Thursday, April 27, Saturday, April 29. The Contractors have Permission of the I .ords of the Treasury make a FREE GIFT of 1,500 Whole Tickets, in Addition to e Prizes in she Scheme: FIRST DAY, a Free Gift at 1,000 Whole Tickets, for the stminwn Prize above 415, the Numbers of which are as AC200,000 lows:—. 5,11 8,501 10 4,000 9 1 1101 5,100 10,501 • -- 8,600 9,100 10,600 6 ,501 6600 1 11,001 11,100 7,001 7,100 111,501 . 12,600 SECOND D NY, another Fro, Gifi of 8011 Whole Tickets, for Iv Ent -draw'n Prize sbovb ill, di, 14ornbers of which are ai ~, 13 ,001 t o 14401 16,600 12;100 1 15,001 14,100 I 16,501 11,061 *Ding I 00 . • Treßrrs N g Shawls at* *Ding at every Licensed Lottery 3 ,001 4 ,501 ,001 . TUESDAY, JANUARY 31 , 18 09 SUBSCRIPTIONS IN AID OF THE SPANISH PATRIOTS. • . City of London Tavern January 30, 160. 'T'HE COMMITTEE desire to inform the Public, that purchases of articles most wanted by the Spanish Sol diers have been made to an extent proportioned to the amount'of the Subscription. Meetings have been tailed in different parts of the Empire, and subscriptions have been entered into, the amount of which is not yet ascertained. The Committee have also been informed, that others are intended, from whiih considetable additions to the pre sent Fund may be expected. The Committee are anxious to impress on all the inhabitants of the British Empire, that much is still required to enable the nu merous levies of Spa to take the field. The very reverses which havie taken place in teat conntry call for additional and increaset exertions. It is not the character of the British Public to desert a great nation in tie time slits neatest need. • Treachery and excesses may have ben committed - In a mo ment of adverse fortune; belt it is impossible thit tuck a cairn • can be general among a people who have been ever remarkable for elevation of sentisimpand scrupulous honour. Their gallantry and devotion to the caulk in which they are en gaged cannot, however, become availing, without those supplies which are necessary to Give them effect. With such supplies, the Committee believe they ultimately will prevail; and they trust that the British Public will evince the deep anxiety it feels in this most important straggle, by further liberal and timely assistance. Amount of Subscriptions advertised - £4424 2 8 ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIOI4. SUILLINOTORD, BEAKS, SY rnt nAND eallaskll.U. A• FILENCISAILD• Rev. Dr. A. Frenchard 2 12 6 Mrs. Hanoi .1 1 6 Mrs. A. Frenchard 212 6 Mr. Oeorge 1 1 0 Samuel Rolls 1 0 0 Mrs. Whitfield 010 6 • , STANTON TIT ZWAIRLN, WILTS , SY TOL SAME. Mt.-Tfampton ,1 0 0 Mr. Hid • • 012 0 Mr. Tucker 0 10 6 Mr. Hunter 0 10 6 Mr. TOcomb 0 . 10 6 Mr. Mathews 0 10 6 Mrs. Horton Is 2 6 Mr. Alters 0 10 6 Mr. House 0 10 6 AT LLOYD'S. '.• tOits W. C. Trevflliau AT MIMS. PATN2 AND Cell.' 2 2 0 I Miss K. , .;• AT MUMS. &UNSAY AND Clell4 r - • 7k t ti Mrs. B. Elizabeth Jackson, ditto 10 10 8 Susanna Jackson, Percy street - 10 10 0 PURSUANT to a Decree of the MO Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, Noble against Dupre, the Cre ditori of LOUISA LA ROSE, formerly of Perk-street; Grosve nor-square, in the County of Middlesex, but late of Portland Road, In the same Cointy, Widow, de c eased, who died In or about the month of June, 1803, are forthwith to came in before Jour; 01D, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court; at his Chambers, in Soutiuunpton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London , and prove their. Debts, or , in default the reof, they will be excluded , the benefit of the add Decree. PURSUANT_ to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, Made in a Cause, Noble against Dupre, the next of kin of LOUISA LA ROSE, formerly of Pirdsetreet, Grosve nor-square, in the County of Middlesex, but lam of -Portland Road, in the same County, Widow, de ceased, who were living at her death, which happened In or about the month of )tine; 1805, and are now living, and the personal Representative or Representatives of such of them is have rime died, are forthwith to come in before JOHN ORD, Esq: one of the Masters of the said Court, at kis Chambers in Southampton-Buildings, Chan cery-lane, London, and prove such Kindred or Representation, or in default thereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. NAVIGABLt CANAL. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE SUBSCRIPTION, EAST LONDON WATER WORKS, and LONDON FLOUR COMPANY SHARES. By, Mr. SCOTT, in the Monthly Sale, on Friday, February 3, HE EREWASH CANAL, 1809. at Garraway's Coffer-House London, . Three Shares, di viding 371. 10s. per Share, per Annum—The Leicester, Five Shares, dividing 101. per Share—The Melton Mowbray, di viding 71. 'OB.—The Monmouth, dividing SL—The Grantham, dividing 41. Also Shares in the Kennet and Avon, Wilts and Berks, Lancaster, Union, and Ashby-de-la-Zouch Canals • an Ashby Bond of £ 200 ; Shares i n the East London Water W orks;' 40 Shares in the London Flour Company; and Two Subscription Shares, of 5001. each, for Rebuilding Covent-Garden Theatre. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; Hatchett's Hotel, 1 Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ; and of M r . Scott, No. 28, New- Bridge-street, London. - RODNEY-PLACE, CLIFTON. To be SOLD by AUCTION, (subject to a perpetual Ground bent of 1 I L Ss.) at the Exchange Coffee•hoase, in the City of Bristol, on Wednesday, the Ygd day of February next, pre cisely at half pain One &Clock in the Aftemopn, unless in the mean time an acceptable offer shall be made for the same, of which the earliest notice will be given; ALL that capita 4 FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the Garden, Coach-house, and Stable behind the same, being No. 3, in Rodney-place, the late Residence and Property of Dr. Beddoes, deceased, possess ing every accommodation requisite for a large establishment. To be viewed until the sale on Tuesdays and Thursdays only, between the hours of Twelve and Three, by Tickets, to be bad on application at Mr. Coate's Office, 17, Clare-street, Bristol, who is authorised to receive any offer for purchase by Private Contract. ISLE OF WIGHT,--CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A LL that desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1 called CHIVERTON FARM, comprising a good Farm House, with suitable Barns, Stables, and other Outbuildings, aboist 900 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Down, and Wood Land; upwards of 300 Acres of which are Tithe free • situate a f e w miles from the town of Newport, on which are several beau tiful spots for building, with delightful Sea and Land prospects. This Estate therefore on account of its contiguity to Newport, the principal Market town in the 'lsland, and many other local advantages, renders it very desirable,and affords an excellent op - portunity both for pleasure and profit, to any Gentleman desirous of becoming a resident and realizing property in that much ad mired and fertile spot, the Isle of Wight. For a view of the Estate apply to Mr. Cole, the Tenant, at Chiverten House; and my ftirther information may be bad on ap plication to John Woodcock, Esq. Lincoln's-Inn, London; or William Eldeifield, Solicitor, Romsey, Hats; where plus of the Estate may be sew. looKsELtaxo. A GENERAL BOOKSELLING 1311SiNEM . 4 - ii‘ will be comet* :ced, at No. 10, Ludgate-street, Land" early in February, 1809, tinder the Firm of ComstAtta, MA TER, PAIR, atul lion T ex, by the underwrkten ARCHIBALD CO NSTAB LE. ALEX. C. HUNTER. JOHN PARK. CHARLES HUNTER. The Business heretofore carried en In Edinburgh. under the Firm of ARCMS/LLD COMM/LIM/ and CO. will continue to be ferried on, as formerly, by the partners thereof. ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE. ALEX. G. HUNTER. . Edinburgh, December 211. ism. ..___. Early in February will be pulnislied, peke Si. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW; Or, clam. CAI. JOURNAL; No. XXVI.; which completes the' Thirteenth Volume, and will contain ;--..Reliques of Robert Burns, consisting chiefly of original letters and critical obsetio siuns on Scottish Song, collected and published by R. H. Crontek Don Jess Pablo The w& Y. Gasman on the emancipation of Spanish America; account of steam-engtnes, trona a treatise on mechanics, by Olinthus Gregory; statement of the proceedings of the Society for the Suppression of Vice; Addresi to the Public from the society for the Suppression, of Vice; Letters from a late eminent Prelate (WarburtcM) to some of his Friends ; tracts on the West-Unites ; Partenopec de Blois, a Romance, in Saar cantos, by Wm. Stewart Rose; Wilkins's Sapscreet Gramma; ; Cede .de Conscription, or.a full account of tin nature and effects of the military establishment of France ; Memoir de loinville, &c. &c. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh ; and for Constable, Hunter. Park, and Hunter, in t Lud gate-sweet, London; to be had of Rogan and Cumming, Dublin; and of every Bookseller in the United Kingdom. . • msizeu. embellished with In the Presaand speedily will be Handsomely printed In Two Volumes Qua , Portraits, Autographs, Etc. SIR RALPH SADLER's STATE PAPERS; CONTAINING 1. The Letters ind Negociationsi of Sir Ralph Sadler with King James V. and with the Regency of Scotland, in the years 1340 and 1553. 2. A Collection of curious and Important Documents, concern ing Queen Elisabeth's private Negotiations with the Scottish Re formers,* the year 1359. 3 Letters and Papers respecting the grand Northern Rebel lion in 1569. 4. Documents concerning the Confinement of Queen Mary in To which is added, a MEmoir of the Life of Sir Ralph sarne Historical Notes. „., By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. aft A Oopmidon of the itnpression Is printed on Royal Paper. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin. burgh: Cadell and Davies, William Miller, and John Murray, London. Speedily will be published, neatly printed in Svo. ASERIES of DISCOURSES on the PRINC/.. PLES of RELIGIOUS BELIEF, as connected with Hu man Happiness and Improvement. By the Rev. R. MOREHEAD, A. M. Of BAIA College, Oxford, Junior Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, Cowgate, Edinburgh, : Printed for Archi bald Constable and Co. Edin burgh; and tit - Constable, Hunter, Paif, 'aod Hnnter, London. - • Early in March will beisublishesd, puce ls..a. A CATALOGUE of BOOKS, • Ancient and Mo "- dern, iniuding the ealuable and extensive Library of the late William FuTlerton, F.sq. of Caratairs ' to be Sold for ready mosey, W Constable, Hunter, Pam, trod = Hu•ner, No. 10, Lud. gate-street, London. . - . This day were pUblished,lif i etno. ss. boardl OBSERVATIONS on . the INFLAMMATORY AFFECTIONS of the MUCOUS MEMBRANE of the BRONCHI/E.—Comprehending an account of the acute inflam mation of the parts—of Peripneumonia Notba, and of Chronic Coughs, &c. By CHARLES BADHAM, M. D. Lecturer on the Practice of Physic, &e. and Physician to the Westminster General Dispensatory. Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown-court, princes-streeet, Soho. Where may he had, J. Callow's New Catalogue of %Modern Collection of Medical Books for 1809. This day were published. In One large Volume, quarto, price Se. boards, OBSERVATIONS on MORBID POISONS ; In TWO PARTS.—Part I. Containing Syphilis, Yaws, 4ivvens, Elephantiasis, and the Anomalatonfounded with them. Part ll.—On Acute Contagions, particularly Variolous and Vac cine. Second Edition, illustrated with four coloured Engravings, copious practical Remarks, and further commentaries on Mr. Hunter's opinions. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M.D. F. 1.. S. Physician to the Small-pox and Inoculation Hospitals. Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, i 6, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. Where may be had, by the same Author, 1. Observations on the Cancer ous Breast, price 3s. 6d. 2. A Guide to Madeira, with Instructions to such as repair to that Island , for Health, price Is. 6d This day was published, In Three Volumes, small Octavo, price 12s. in boards, dedicated, by permission, to her Royal Highness the Princess - of Wales, a Second Edition of DR. UNDERWOOD'S DISORDERS OF CHILDHOOD; with Directions for the Management of infants from the Birth, adapted to Domestic use. Also, lately published, by the same Author, the Fifth Edition, price 13s. 6d. in boards, of, A Treatise on the Diseases of Chil dret ; dedicated, by permission, to the Queen, and now precisely adapted to Professional Readers. Also, by the same Author, inscribed, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, a Third Edition, price 6s. in boards, of his Surgical Tracts ; containing a Treatise on Ulcers df the Legs, Scrophulous Tumours, the Mammary Abscess, Dis orders of the Eye, and on Gangrene. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-court, Princes street, Soho. NATIONAL DEFENCE-I'l ll RIFLE. This day was published, fn One Volume Octavo, illustrated by thirteen Copper-Plates, engraved with particular attention from originAdrawings care fully made, containing upwards of 60 figures, priceboards, QCLOPPETARIA ; or CONSIDERATIONS on Li the NATURE and USE of RIFLED-BARREL GIINS ; with reference to their forming the basis of a permanent system. of National Defence, agreeable to the genius of the country. In this work the subject of the Rifle is treated more compre hensively than has been hitherto attempted. It commences with an introdußion chewing the peculiar addiction of the Brit ish rn people to the principle of the Rifle ; exhibits the general pple. of projectiles ; shews the object-of the Rifle in particular ; treats of the theory of spiral motion, confirMed by experiment, and of &minor qualities of the Rifle; examines the history of the Rifle and its progressive improvements ; the various shapes of the ball } and proceeds to describe the most perfect mode of constructing the various parts of the Rifle, anyl of preparing its seeeral appal% dages. The best modes of using it in its various relations are neat described, the result of actual practice and experiment. The whole is concluded by general hints tending to facilitate the complete acquirement of the Rifle prattle.; and containing, much information drawn from various sources, necessary to Rite Corps,including the subjects of emulative distinction, dress, &c. and tending to the better formation of those matches, which are so necessary to elicit the spirit of the people for the attainment of skill in Rifle shooting. The whole adapted to the commonest un derstanding, with due regard to every work which has touched upon the subject—On= tulit punctual, qui miscuit utile dulci. Printid for T. E‘crton, at the Military Library, Whitehall. tPttlc*Srx-iiiicClL, THE MONTHLY LIFT. Mot Ma , / THE ARMY and' the Public are respeetritity formed that, die Mohthly Army ,List, to bF Published Ail the Fiat of February, will u usual, and delusively, contain the EXACT (21:7ARTERS of nu. Wit:5LE OYTPIE All MY AT IIOME. A 1 41). Al3R0A1: 1 1 gsteelter,with 4 ebtreec Kipp( the'Harbour of Coruona, and the Sche of the late Enpgenum4a. Priiitafor RiciitasS 6; . - . z• • • •• • • •••• • • • • WO. ••,•••• .! __. _uptisrrs: j ,. .. ~ T HE SEWND PART of this WO.F.wilLa priiy on the 411 of February.—The RoYai at F. and tii bow at 7a. • , - • Persons in distant parts of the Kingdom, /hp Oka, • selves' to thtt &b li ther for Part 1. ribli-sliedion the Ist of I • are iespeetfully termed to thew regular Il i x4sokar; eft Country Bookselle i rs are referred to their London Agent foe axe/ number_ less than twenty-frie Cbliies: A New Edition is *end? pridtlag of dl i ItatfaiiiliMit% Driike-xtrect. UMW)! 27 . i 'KU • - •v-44/14:" -. . miss $11.1,.% • TlAs day was funkitimf, lihree'lla pr.* ri 'HE FOREST OF CdMA , r NOT Cossfainiiig Sietcbes or rotervaAL aikt SPAJNj 14rt of FRANCS.. • *rimed 61' Pastas; to. Et; siOrbeitiefililltet frista.lobigt.. _1 - - • • • , • , eeSr . ' ! 03tM 1 FOURTH ZPITAOX OF MAXMION. This day visa published, handsomely printed in octavo, peke 1611. ionitii; the Foihrtn ( Ell2t1 . 01( df Ik i IIARMrOW: a TALE of. FLODDEN FIELDL ly WALTER scan, AN. Magi& Archibald Coastal,* and Co. Eittnisuesh ; ssoll7ll - Miller, Albeihatie4thset, and John Matra'', ileat.staketi This day was published, to be continued Monthly, price ed. The"lrst Number of LW.. Series of T HE CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN and aNillifig. of EN aCa D 14c.a sart ; - Condiseted by a Society of Clergymen. Printed for L. B. Seeley, No. 169, Fleet street, andsesy had of any Bookseller and Newsman In the United Magda*. , This day was psdollobod. price is. A CATALOGUE of BOOKS for the Yoar Isl 4. 1 in various Languages and Classes of lituraenre, from several Libraries receridy ynrchual Wien& aoasi able and scarce Works, all for side at thee disid ior money, by John Blum, (latellamrtia l l Catalignes sold also by hissaViVilebt ninter-evire aud. ft Priestly. lidltnettAdlliklel• • \ BRITISoI EMPIRE IN THE EAST. This day was published, • • • In Oite large Vottune, quarto, rice we. In boards; -L N HISTORICAL REVIEW of the COW . MERCIAL, POLITICAL sad MORAL STATR d HINDOSTAN, from the earliest periods to the prem.* tinsel' she Rise and Progress of Chriatilulty in the Eta, its Veld.. COS; ditioa, andilie means and prolobiaty of its future advameanenti th an Introduction and Map Mmeradog the relative 006 • .._ - df the British Empire is the*Easit. . .. •. . . Ey the Rev. ROBERT CHAMELD, Id•L.B. 4 ; ',- Vicar d Chatted., eambriolgtahire. s '', i • Ihdistad for J. NI. Richardson, Ne. 11$ , Cialsbill, :;path *V - Royal Exchange. BANCROFI"S 1./FE OF WASHINGTON. • This day was published, . . In One Volume, Octavo, prise Ins: sd.„ In bosrdn. 'I A. LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON( • A. Commander in Chief of the American Army through the ' , Revolutionary War, and the first President of the United State . Ey AARON BANCROFT, A. A. S. N. Paster of a Congregational Church at Worcester, N.A. '' Printed for John Stockciale, Piccadilly; Longman and Co: alle Stholey, Paternoster-row; Faulder, Bend.streec ; Manson, Ger ' raid-Itreet ; and Goddard, Pall-Mall. . A SPLENDID WORK, DESCRIPTIVE OF MODERN LONDON. This day was published, . • _ . . . In One large and elegant Quarto Volume, illustrated with Sixty IngsaVings, by the Grit Artists, plain and coloured, Price Three Oiliness in boards, MODERN LONDON: cogsisting of a Brie History of the Metropo lis of the British Empiii and of' A EtYLL and CIRCUMSTANTIAL DESCRIPTION Of if! PRESENT STATE; illustrated by beautiful characteristic Es oaavrtios, representing ail the Places of great public Resort, and the princi pal Buildings. This Work is the only existing publication ofsufficienc CRAW, quence and authority to illustrate to Foreigners and Strangeri Wealth, Splendour, Population, and' Miesltude at the lartille • City in the World. 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