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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' of HIS MA JESTY', ORDNANCE, dpfinveygioe Natict b ' That Proposals will be received at dwir °dice in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday the eoth day of January neat, front such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TACKLE HOOKS and various other ArtiCles of Iron for service , of this Department for a period of 'Three Years. • This day was published in Ovine. price 7 s. 64 : 1 - beards , THE PASTORAL ; or, Lyric Muse of Sciakuld. A Poem, in Three auto.. Br HECTOR mAelket.l4 - tv . Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Jolin Mutty, 34, Fleet-strbet, Lotschlo... (If whirl may be had, The POETICAL WO/LKS of Hector Munk% Esq. in Two Vols: Zioolicap Bvo. with plates, price 12s. boards. • • -. , ORIGINAL WORK ON VAIN. This - =was published. a new Edition, in two eletint Vceuniei l ► Poem, • its lf-a-Guises, in boards, by a 444 i *...0, ptice and several Views, VELS THROUGH SP.. AIN fpm BAIL. •• CELONA, by bLiklAtID to LIMN, with as Ascovoi of the Author's Visk to Mosntserrat, and Particalers of the Ufa AI the PROMS of PEACII. Bi the lat. Rev. G. D. WitITT.iNGTON, (If Theberson fiall,in &Wolk, and St. John's College, CanThridse. a Half-I word fixed upon* or sear the spot, is worth a cart lead of recollections.". . tarrats. This elegant.and interesting work is presented to the Public as 'the last account of a country lately become so interesting to all Europe, and to render it more timid as wart of general infor m:An and reference, the Editor has hatespelated certain statisti. cts; particulars collected from the meet authentic and modern *woes * various Languages. Printed for RICHARD.PHILLIPS No. 6, ellidge4tritt e sod tq be bad of firyee and Ce. Edielittith I . Archer, Dublin ; and all Bookseltem. . . Thai day was published, In derive, price Three Shillings, No. XVII. of f rEig.EDDIBURGEI MEDICAL and 61.11101- .i CAL JOURNAL—exhibiting a coach:Mktg of the latest j aid most, important Discoveris in Medicine, Surgeiy, and Pilaf= secy. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Muitly, Fleet-street, Lond•op. Of whom may be :lad, The Edinburgh Medical Journal, from its comMencement hatiary, 1803, to the present time, in Seventem Numbers, puce ett II s. and in a - ty of ' Patcerns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Osce in the Tower, Where farther par dculais, together with the Teems and Cowlßicci of the Contract, may be known ; andalsis se the Secretary's bake in Pall-Mad aforesaid, any day, bestows the Mart of ten and four o'clock, where also the Parish Mutt be debeeredv sealed up and en" domed " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, &c." but no Proposal caw be admitted after the said loth. day of Jainstry, at twelve o'clock at neon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed un kst the I.arty' making it, or on Age= to his behalf, shad atuad. Ey Ikea. tithe-Board, r .0' • R. H, CREW, efiarriery. - - - Met which ime them tS ran) the Pantanitne of SrROSINSON CRUSOE ; Or HAIL/QUIN FRIDAY. irrile New Cnnedy ef Man and Wife; or, More Secrets tv One I pmbOted for the woad time bet nigh t, was received ~c ia i pt, bp overflowing audience, with the laythest marks 7, D ; ro kien and reiterated bursts of applause both all parts of. m h uisre, aod will be termed every evening, auto Tian ty neat. The New Drams of Weed,' will be repeated, for the lith D m on Thursday next. This day wait published, a new ittihisks, whit Additions and lin. provirsiera, pries Six Shallots to boo dry or Seven itillingt • AVSmoot. O Y VIPLETE ritc o rtoNAßy of IVIUSIc, to which is prefixed, a familiar Introduction to the Priaciples 4i6 dot Science. By TI-101VEAS iiUSIIY, We. D.. . Printed for Ricumsa Pasl4l es, Britstiokond tit bt biba Orin the Masic-selleis and BoOfile sin Pewit Britain. Of whom naay be bad, The Cabinet of Poetry, consisting of ail the best Poetry hs the Language, chronologieilly arranged, with I„,ives of the Poets, by . Mr. Pratt, Six elegant Volumes, Price - aim Pounds in boards. Classical Poetry, fol. Schools and Yount/ Pergons, selected by the same Author: oa Sac paper, price 7i. ad. in boards; on common paper, .51. ed. - " - • ... • THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. HIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUAR? 7, their Majesties Servants will act the Comedy of THE POOR GENTLEMAN. Sir Robert Bramble, Mr. MUNDEN. it Charles Cropland, Mr. FARLEY; Frederick, Mr. LEWIS. Lieutenant Worthington, Mr. MUR,RAY. Stephen Harrowby, Mr. EMERY ; Dobbins, Mr. WADDY. Miss Lacreda Mac Tab, Mrs. DAVEORT. Emily Worthington, Mrs. GIBBS. Dame Harrowby, Mrs. EMERY; Mary, MissDE CAMP. To which will be added, The celebrated Pantomime pf HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. The Scenery, Machinery, Ste. are entirely new. To conclude with two entire new Scenes i the first represent leg the Ruins of the late Theatrt-Royal, in Covem-Garden, which changes to a New Theatre. _ _ _ 'rigs day was published, (to be continued Monthly) price 2s. 6d. No. VI. of THE LONDON MED [CAL and SURGICAL SPECTATOR, or MONTHLY REGISTER of the State of Medicine in iti various Branches. Containing, 1. A View of F.mpirieism and Its pernicious toosequiatra tis Society 2. Regular Practice, Medicine, Hydrophobia, Sequel to Dr. Powell's Case in regard to Ann ('handler's Child, Sympathy be tween the Brain and the Stomach in Cases of Disease, Yellow Fever, New Practice in Diabetes, and certain Nervous Diseasts Surgety, Dr. Reecl, on the White Sweflitig of die Joints, and on the Treatment of the Cataract; Communication on the Tinea Capitis-4. Midwifery ; Mr. hlellias Observations no Rep-. ture of Parturient V terus, Puerperal Convulsions-5. Pharmacy, Arsenic, Ac;d, Kierman on isTi Paiions i Lowniles on Medical Efestricity in Cases of §uppression of Urine, Review of New tublications, Medical Intelligence, &c. &c. Printed for S. Highley; No. 24, Pleet-street. • Where may be had, the First Volume (containing the First Five Numbers) price 121.1 n boards. lor The Pantomime of Harlequin and Mother Goose will be repeated every ~fog till further notice. On .Monday, The Revenge.—Tuesday, The Iron Chest.—. Wednesday, Macbeth.—Thursday, The Man of the World.-- Friday, The Gamester. • THEATRE OF ANATOMY, GREAT WINDMILL. STREET, MR. WILSON will begin the Spring - Cfnipie of his LECTURES as ANATOMY, PHYSIOCOOP, PA THOLOGY and sURGIIRY, on Thursday, the 19th of January *Tyro o'Clock a usual. Practical Anatomy, and Anatomical Demonstratimis will be continued in the Forenoon, udder the directiole of Mr. Wit seto and Mr. Stmt. SURREY INSTITUTION, Ja.N.417 S t 1 SOL THE Proprietors of this instittitionart respectfully requested to take Roder, that a.Special Creneral Meeting will take place at the House of the laititution t on Wednesday, the 18th instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take into consideration the Report of the Conunlitee of Managers.—The Chair to be tak4 at Twelve o'Cleetirecisely. KNicart SPENCLR, Sec. Pro. Tetn. This day was published, In Iwo, price 9s. in bnardk, a Second Volume of PRACTICAL SERMONS.—By the late Rev. JOSEPH MILNER, M.A. • Master of the Grammar School, and Vicar of the Holy Trinity Church in Kingston-upon-Hull. To which is prefixed, an Account of the Life and Character of the A*thor, by the Rev. Isaac Milner D.D. Dean of Carlisle, Master of Queen's College, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cade* and W. Davies, Strand. _ _ READING SCHOOL. 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PYKE *n4 .SAMUELs, Engineers and Millwrights, of Bristol, beg to iunouncc to the Pub lic, that they have Invented a MACHINE for raring or handling Hides abd Slur a, *Mist in the *ere** of Tanning, from one to an indefinite number of Tan-pita; which w&iPbe a great saving of manual labour, and infinitely facilitate the operation in guys:- tion, compared with the old method of hindling. Their invenion, is upon the must simplu as well as the most certain and approved principles, an 4 the expenca moderate.— ' The price may be 1 n )wn at their Manefactory. As Messrs. PT LE and SAMUELS have obtained frem the Secre tary of State's Office an exclusive privilege for the use and salq of their invention, other Engineers are tautiened against copying or using the same ' now it is intended noise made public. The Inventors have the satisfaction to add,. that the utility of their Machine has been fully provAi in the es:::nsive Tan-yard of Mr. JEN6S:4s, at Bedminster, near tkistok. by whurn.in is ac knowledged to combine convenience and dispatch with economy. TO THE ADMIRERS OF A FAIR SKIN. The CEI,EBR,ATED POLISH VEGETABLE SOAP PASTE. ,DEALCROIX has prepared the above valuable io • SOAP PASTE frotn a recipe of Mr. BIOTKOSKY, his friend, an eminent Chemist, in Warsaw, who is the sole Inventor of this Precious Composition, which has been universally approved of by Persons of the first rank inhabiting that bleak and frozen country, frx Softening, Nourishing, and Whitening the Skin, and allowed to be a certain preventative a;ainst the cold air chopping the face and hands, an agreeable perfume,. and a most pleasing and efi!- ciart Soap for shaving. 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TO 18 4 09.-11dt day WAs published, In Two Volutnes,:priFe Iris. in boards, with many plates, ele pntly and accurately engraved, and printed on a fine paper, • EARSLEY's .PEERAGE of ENGLANI), 11 . 1 6 SCOTLAND, and IRELAND; coutainin. , . an Account of the Origin. lionoisq, Marriates, and Issue of t be. Nobility; a List of all their Family Names, Titles of eider Sons, and 'Frans. lation of their . Mottos. To which are added, an Account of the Orders of Knighthood, an exact Valuation of each of the Bi.hop ricks, and a comphae exti , tct Peerage of the.three Kinvdom.. r. A List of the Baronets in Egt.-..id, Scotland, an d Ireland, from their Institutions to the Present Time, and of K-ni;:t.i•Dacht lors during his present IVlajesty's Reign, alphabetically arranged. 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