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O ~ v R (23, 1809 [PRICE r' -- 4y !N. 23, NEW THEATRE ROYAL, et, _ The Last Night dr Ple forming till the ?IS PRESENT EVENING,.DECEM:.._ w ill be acted a* Maki-Dramatic Opera, called TRit Count Mick, the Ex le, Mr. EGERTON; Governor of Siberia, Mr. MINDEN; • Baron Alltradoff, Mr. LISTON; • • - Count Calinar, Mr. BELLAMY . ; • Daran Mr. YOUNG. • - Pattiarch, Mr. CRE4WKLL ; Servitz, Mr../A. l O/I=3l The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER; Sedona, Mn. HUMPHRIES ; . • - Alexina, Mrs. H.IOHNSTON ; • • Katharine, Miss BOLTON. . Lit WARD, a_ 7,777 r" .. IT let 411k1 1 1 611 21 CviAd A. B. returns to Tows, kit- Priend, Ihe left the sth of rune last Ivo a iatabiolitesitilv We Queen's House, desires to setlitie: A ved. • - 1:77 -- .1 Tifit dal :OM in one vet Acme. price 9s. boards, AN INQ pinto the best SYSTEM of FE. i MALE' EDIitCATION ; or Boarding Sihnei 'and Home Ethication atter** sionadered. ' • WS. L. CHTROL, One of his Majesty's Chaiddisis at the Fr. Paiyid Chapel, Saint _;:itlatei Palace. Printed fee T. callekasid W. Deities. Strand. This day was published, Liegaady priuted so a pocket volume, price 6s. in boards, a new edition of • THE TRIUMPHS of TEMPER. ; a Poem . ; in Six Cantos—By WILLIAM HAYLEY, tag. ... Printed for T. Cadril and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same author, 1. Poems and Plays, 6 vols. lfis. in boards. wit he aa.o of yoar eni It wa ttf, =Nit, foe tlvi te/isavi'llitsbeThae‘Siiildslihrdi; Vii. for As our*. disthogri of„,shis.4 . otrs of his imaira Masfstrveot4ooo4,o London,. exertion's isi 41 otiollmettutaloodlooloie tip btteresto V Of Alt 111.1 ighte a40.4101.400•Ittolli =al t cea.mtfivske T. imousty, , ' T•his :Derityllikei •• • • rnto, "ca the the reistAt sligit *one tbt sh... and portico** for • )4 ^floe - 11 . 00 pate exhibitsk • ; r--~ ~~_ - VW .110 This day was published, Price 25 . CTICAL TREATISE on the SUPE VIRTUES of the RHATANV ROOT is cases of hi,debility, as Indigestion, Flatulence; Oout, Agre, Fluor Albus, &c. kr.. with explicit 4lrections fur its Id by cases. By RICHARD REECE, M. D. 'the Royal Carte of Burgeons, Author of the Me - dkai Guide, ace. r- Loalimani Mem, Reel, sad Orrae, Paternoster r. kil,e_L-smmi. &s. !acid [au _•_ ..• ~-~ :., , 14 'if ZI • ,asVF .. _ J . ~. • , • • ....-- ~,......., OW. .1 , 0011•... '''' , ll l lE W LONDON PHARMACOECHIA. To which will De added the Eurletta of ' Egiroodr. ice hoe keeps aniat. i h rd Accou nts to b e • • R. A Poetical Essay on Sculpture ;In a Series of Epistl9s to .. . !oho Flarman, Esq. R.A... with hist or ical notes. Elegantly priated • TOM THUMB THE GREAT. '. ' :VS - - vei ll ie ltrhnln d , .a ' ale vitur ri t if t 2. 4 This clt tias published, the std edition revised and corrected ' 1 in quarto, w ith engravings, set. 7s• in bmtr da King Arthur, Mr: MINDEN; ' -- in Bvo. price los. 6d. boards, ' ' .O. joinun ' • to Ms .tr Own . ThhatostOnrithes:iesotiptitiwit: ~Ti I x P HARMACOPCZIA. OF THE ROYAL ~,, Thumb, Master GOODWIN • Merfib, Mi. DENMAN ; This day wan rubliihni, price ns.6d. . • Noodle, Mr. TAYLOIt ; blassitte, isofr:VhillTONS • ; • w •le lonised In three ?Aura* Alin -'. • • LEGE of PHYSICIANS of LONDON. 1809. :••••, ' : 4, - Translated into Bah* with Notes, &c. PREP A.RATros for the HOLY OROE . 11. - evi Queen Dollalolla , Mrs: LISTOI3 ; , Pitiers.• . , - WM. IVLETCALIM,V*I s; t,.: - • 4 - PRIESI'S; or, Words of Ordination and _Absoletatia, ex- Priocess Huncamunca, Min BOLTON • •••:. - -.7.;4kb• • • .- •-. . 4 • . 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' _ iefv § the Relations (011ie last and present Pharmaoopiela, • Of,whons Litwin had, by the same Author, • • 4., a a New Pantomime, which hat been long in preparation, and !merest , that I may be appointed to the honeur of filling it. p e e , 9 % ; ga. 1. Preparation for the Holy Order of Deacons, is. tid. c '...c.1 Harlequin Pedlar ; or, The Haunted ell. When I first declared my Intention et offering myself to your --- _ 2. The Clergy of the Establishment Vindicated, is 6d. notice, as a Candidate for the Direction, my hopes were founded, Phis day was published, in I large vol. five. peke 15s. boards, S. A Call for Union with the Established Church, ss. „.„ It having been suggested to the Proprietors that the Adver- upon the experience which you have had of my Conduct, ILLUSTRAT - lOKS of the FOUR GOSPELS velem !dative to that part of the Front Boxes, which is•now I solely, I founded on cirbutnstances peculiar to our Lord and the Esau- 4. Thoughts on the Trinity. ~..pivd by Annual Boxes, is liable to misconstruction, they b eg i as a Proprietor. I should not, however, do justice to the un- 5. Discourses oil different Subjects, 2 vols. tes. at the en d o f t h e present ! commottly kind and flattering reception which I have met with, , ekit ,..... 1,-...e mns. respectfully to rate that, •' if I did not, now, feel confident that, by a 'cominnation or such Ey JOHN JONES. lieuttd for Lougman, HUM, Rees, and Ortne Paternoster-row. 1 4. An introduction to the Writing of Greek, 7s. bound. ,-lion ,they will open to the Public use the circle of Upper Boxes, i kindness, I shall be placed in the honourable situation to which I 4 , Iv w o take it for granted that the attention of the theological This day was publishek • - raining only the seven annual Boxes on each bide, as they stood ; J im old Theatre. . aspire. I , _ -1212 2 .....1 •, I • v.• - • • World Will be stronclv excited h ibis 1 ,, k" itl Two lam Volumes Octavo prke sEi. in hoards, __,. i....fi o...._..rsts* nnz' nrio;n,i ....._ A• W.... 1.'.4:•2.... "...... i.....v.....A r. 1.:.. ...1•L 1....11.- A .4.1:.:..... ...r PAVILION THEATRE, NEWCASII.E-STREE STRAND. tabbed by Authority, and Licen‘cd by the Right Honourable the Lord Chan:he:l26li. I am still impressed with the importance of that situation, even in common times. But arthis time, with our Charter nearly ex isking, the Trust is of much 'more than usual Magnitude. If the part, which I have publicly Liken in the Court of Proprietors, shottld induce you to believe s that . I am qualified to discharge the , peculiarlyitnportautduties of a-Director, I request the honour of 'your support.. • I cannot eoncludethis Address without etpressing my sincere eimcern at the loss which we have all Sustained, by the death of Sir • :William Bettsfey. I have long known and valued him ; and, upon many occasions, have experienced his 'friendly disposition wards itie. :If, ;by . your favour, I sh4ll be app .inted to fill the vacancy which his 'death has occasioned, I shall bear in mind and endeavour to imitate his many excellent qualities, and, partieu larly, his inflexible integrity. I am, I.adios and Gentlemen, with much respect, . Your )aost obedient, and very humble Servant, Strand, Dec 19, ISO". RICHARD 'TWINING. arerld will be strongly excited .by this elaborate an original per formance ; to the author of which all readers who are capable of appreciating its merits, will without hesimion ascribe the praise of diligent fesearch, conspicuous learning, vigorous intellect, and an actite irnaginatioa."—.Monthly Review. As above may be had, by the same author, A Grammar of the Greek Language, on a new and improved Man, in English and Greek. In 121 no. the second Edition, price Us. boards. A - New Edition, ou on improved plan, with large Additions, of DISCOURSES and DISSERTATIONS on die SCRIPTURAL DOC MINES of A I'ONEMENT, and SACRIFICE ; and on the principal arguments advanced. and the mode of Reaionlng employed, by the Opponents of those Doc trines, sts held by the established Church: with •an Appendix, containing some strictures on Mr. Belsham's Account in the. Unitarian Scheme, in his Review of Mr. Wilbalorcz's Treatiie. By WILLIAM MAGF:E, D.D. Senior Fellow of Trinity College, and Professcr of Mathematics • in the University of Dublin. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; sold also by R. Ogle, Holborn. A 14 TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER ?'i, and, during the Holiday Week, will be preseuted, hy way of Nude (Ist time this season);aSerio-Centic Capricio, called LES OMBRES CHINOISE ; Or, Lii.upuTtax WORLD,' ;in a characteric Series of Scenery and Machinery in Minia ore, accompanied by Dialogue Songs, and, Imitaive Action. :zr which (lst time) a new Comic Pastoral diuiletta, in one Act, with Picturesque Scenery, called THE GLEANERS, or HARVEST FROLIC. (13th time) the Ballet Divertisement, of LITTLE RED RIDING-HOOD ; Cr, A VIS11"1•0 MY GRANDMOTHER. .he coats:. of the Evening a grand display of Equestrian Exer oses. The whole to coLclude (37th time) with 'the popular Riatomlir , .. of THE FROZEN MOUNTAIN;; • Or, H IKLEQUIN EXILE.. . •• • - 'nxca 4s.—Pit L l / 4 .—Callery ls.—Doors open half-past five, tin at half-past sir.—Second price hail-past eight. 11,tiestrian Tuition by able Masters tlront ten till three o'clock. • - This day was e ublished, in tw o v o l s . ro y a l two. The Third Edition, considerably improved and enlarged, price £2. 19s. 6d. boards, 'THE THEORY and PRACTICE of findipg the LONGITUDE at Sea and Land. To which are lidded, various Methods of Determining the Latitude of a Place, and Variation of the Compass • with New Tables. BriANDREW MACKAY, L. L. D. F. R. S. Edinburgh, Mathematical Examiner to the Honourable the Corporation of tie-Trinity-House, the Honourable the Eau-ludic Company, Hospital, &c. Pruitt/far Longman. Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pateraoste:-rovt. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 'Tie Coat IPLETE NAvioArea ; or, An Easy and Familiar Guide to the Theory and Practice of Navigation, with all the Requisite Tables, &c. &a. Illustrated with Engraviags. Second Edition Improfed, in Bva. price Igs. bound This day was published, Handsomely printed in Octavo, price in boards, 10$. 6d. a new Volume, being the Fourth, of ANECDOTES of LITERATURE and SCA RCE • BOOKS.—Ey the Rev. WILLIAM BELOE, Translator of, Herodotos, Bcc. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62., St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, the three former Volume.% price in • boards, £l. is. or the shird volume ceparately.. • DEVONSHIRE AND SOMERSETSHIRE. TO Bt SOLD BY AUCTION, Some time next Month, in Lots ;unless previously disposed of lay Private Contract) THE MANOR of UPLOW MAN, in the County L of Devon, togethe; with several Estates situate in that Parish.—Also the Advawsun of Kingston Seymour; in the County of Somerset.. For further_ particulars, apply to Mr. T6Dal.r, Witifer, Lincoln's Inn Fields. This day was published, D.dicated, by permission, to his Once the Archbishop of Can..' terbury, in Qetavo, in Six verytarge oinings, price, In boards, Xt. iSs. - FASHIONABLE DANCING.-PRIVATE TUITION. . HOPKINS begs leave to ruturn his most grateful thanks to Ma Velem& asitthe. Pnklic izt gonorEel ; .r the very distingchhed patronage he has so lout experienced, .d respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies :I Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishnent, or sae who have not p.ttainvi the present fashionable mode, may texpeditiotlsly instructed is tie moat private manner, to qualify . - :tu for the first asiemblios, 'on application at his residence, uelmakers' Hall, Foster-lane, Cheapiide. /IPI HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FtSid, GAME, atc. LAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility L. and Gentry, the above admired Arklle Is prepared only at v: Warehouse, No. 6, Edward-atreA, Portman-inure ; and (by amint.nent) may be bad of I. Baxter, Edinbttrgh ; New rpon Fyne ' - Greitions, Liverpool ; Getty, Manchester ; -try, Brighton ; Lomer, Southampton ; Elliot and Seedham, ih ; lifferys, Salisbury ; Lister, Swanscy ; Stephens, Bridlington ay, &e. Ste. and to privent spurious imitations, each bottle Li Mr. Harvey'esignature on the lAA. . _ E. L. at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Essence P‘Anchuvits, which, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, uy be had in cases of .ill sizes, fur family wiz and exportation. PURE WATER may be had in abundance at any part of Town or Country, by means of HAW/UN i's CriF.A P FILTIMS,soId at his Merriam of Useful and Mechanical !:7!ntions, No. 79, Great Titchfield-s• rect. Mary-la-bonne, price ra (guinea and upwards. Tea, Coffee, 3cc. have their flavour ;;ighteued, by being made with Pure Water. Ladies will find complexions much improved and the skin softened, by with pure !toic water; which may be called the grand r.tetic, all other c.) , ncticd being of little value, except in con 7.ction with it, the v.:thy particles 'contained in common water roughnw and darkness of the skin. Linen washtd in Lre water is trade beautifully 'white with very little soap. Specimens :re daily strewn, to convince the public of the ne- Lity of filtering even the best spring water. TO BE DISPO:iEIY OF. r r.l - IE V tittable BUSINESS of an ENGINEER and MILL WitiCHT,situate in the centre of the Chatting Vlstlielee. in the immailheeeleistity-of a large City, where all the things wanting for the nosiness Ms f be procured 'on the best terms, surrounded with Manufactories of every &wilful's* and with a tar se set of respectable CUStOMerl. Peculiar circumstan ces induce one of the Partners to withdraw ; the other Partner, a complete . Engineer, would be glad to continue with a Partner with fron3,l23teto to £4OOO, whh or without his having a k ow ledae orlbe particular Branches rawrreil to. For far awr parrieulars apply (post paid) to B.A. Poat-ofEce, Bath :.D. C. Po- t-eir ce Bristol. COMPLETE SPORTING SEAT—HAMPSHIRE. Tart: LET 'UNFURNISHED, fora Term of Years, and may be entcred upon immediately, AN extensive MANOR, with a very good Family M ANSI° N• 110 USE, Co telt-houses, Stabling, 4nd Officvs of every description * complete Dog-kennel and Boiling-house, with a stream of water running through it ; Gardens, ornamental Plantations, Hot-house, and Greenhouse; a large Paddock and Pleasure Grounds, with an excelltnt Trout Stream running flat,' them, formed into large and very ornamental sheets of water, most amply stored with trout and other ash, and any quantity ut the surrounding Meadow and Pasture Land may be had. The Manor is most abundantly stocked with game, with seve ral packs of Foxhounds in the neighbourhood. The property and residence of the Earl of Clanricartle, lately deceased: The Estate is situate at Warnforei, in the county of Hants, be tween and distant sham 10 miles each from Petersfield, Afton, Alresford, Bishops Waltham, and Winchester, in a beautiful part of the country, and about 60 miles from London. Applications may be made t R. 1.. Appleyard, Esq. Lincoln's- Inn, London ; or to Mr. Stares, Bishops Waltham, Hants. Tkis day was published, Fns large vols. STD. prim £l. ASELECTION OF CURIOUS ARTICLES from the GEN ri.EMAN's MAGAZINE, containing —l. Researches, Hiatortcal and Antiquarian; &Ancient and Modern Littraturei Criticism, andPbilolOgy. Mt labllestspllftmci Natural lOsterfois Lows to and tioss welts% Pumas i 3. Miacella neap ArAdea.innluding Anecdotes of eatraoodOsaty Persona, useful Al'ojects and Inventions, etc. &c. Printed`fine Longman, Hurst, Rees, Cull 1)1110, Paternostta, row ; and J. Monday, Oxford. •,, - *EXtract of a letter from Mr. Gibbos, the Historian, to Mri Nichols, dated Lausanne, February 24, 1792 : "lam tempted to embrace this opportunity of suggesting to you the idea of a work, which mutt be surely well received by the public. that voltrminous series (Gtntlemate M..g rzine) of more thas thrcescor: years now contains a great number of literary, historical, and miscellancoup articles of real value; they are at present bur _d in a heap of temporary rubbish ; but if properly chosen and classed, they tniglit revive to greatadvauta;;e to a new publication of a moderate size." A I'ruof of the efficacy of that moot excellent Medicine, THE CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO. Which 14 an infallible Cure for all Nervous Disorders. To Mr. Went exs,•Chemist, Strand, London. ZIR—My Wife was afflicted with a severe NER vous irTER, attended with a violent beating of the 2:1, lowness of spirits, and a dreadful sick head-ach, which re aced her so much that she berame unable to speak or walk for I.7vrai week,, aasi wJuld frequently faun and remain in that state t• e.f.,:eterale tints; temiher with a swelling in the neck—all Lave way to th e CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO.— i•Jsi•-e ?..er iflness, I had the advice and attendance of several Me fen. «Ito , After trying every meal's in their power, gave .t.:::ieuzold-, and !expected every hour would have been s...ht-n I fur: ke , attly saw ydur BA LNI of QUITO, adver illa.trov Courier, and 41,4 the last resource, I resolved im.ke a trial of it, and therefore bought a small ••:7 , ": :lamer and Co. and gave it according to the ....tonisf . .ieg to relate, before she had taken the. I :eerceived a Atli:4:llW change for the bet '..l; her tali ine three more bottles, two small and onu the recovered her speech and was able .to go and I hare no doubt but that a few more bottles r,. , :•:r• !-•r , ..) li e f 1: outer Si ate of heal:h. Vim are at liberty z r for the benefit of others—soli 4111, Sir, your • . • se, I sell. MURDOCK M`DONALD. • • Further van:calm.' may be known, by application to . I:axter Co. Glasgow. r.IERS'S CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO, which* a q;.le, and infallible remedy for Nervpue, Bilious, tee, Rheumatic Disirders, and every kied of Debility •or `.:.x;el..n in Petonts of either Sex, young or old, whether here ••• nat.fral, or eccasioned. by a residence in hot err unhealthy .!'..ees, the immoderate use of tea, 'pintoes Berms, or other fluids, ten sedentary a life, or two close an application to ' • •:y, ners.ive grief, iniud!cious administration of mercury, dis excess, improAr practices, fainting fits, violent head complaints of the lungs, inward wasting', trembling or • rig of the hands or limbs, shortness of breath, consumptive &c. is prepared and sold by W Withers, Chemist, 229, - arel„London; and retail by all respectable Medicine Venders. friar. b. 9d. pet bottle. AIORVILL HALL, COUNTY OF SALOP. 'l'o be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT', THE Capital and most Desirable Freehold Man. sion House called MORVILL HALL, comprising a hand sonie Entrance-hall, Breakfast; Eating, and Drawing-roorus, and I.ihrary of good dimensions ; excellent Bed-chambers, with Dress ing-rooms, and Attics; Servants' Hall, Housekeeper's Room, Plitler's Pantry, Store-room, and other attached and detached Offices of every description; Coach-houses and Stabling for 18 h rses; •forrning a complete Residence for a large family of the fi , st respectability (the whole of which are in the most perfect rdcr and repair), with Lawn, Gardens, Shrubberies, and Plan tutors; together with 1::0 Acres (or any lesser quantity to nit a purchase-r) of very excellent land, tythc-free, immediately ad joining the Mansion House and GYounds, and lying within a ring 'fence, on wallets are created a capital Farm-house and Farm Build ings of every deicription. The valuable Fixtures of every kind, and Timber, will be included in the purchase. Morvill Hall is situated in a very pleasant part of the County of Salop,. near the high road front Bridgnorsh te .Shrewsbury, distant from the former three miles, and from the latter 17; and 140 from I.ondon. For further particulars apply to Mr. Dyer, at Allot -gill Hall, near Bricignonh ; and to R. L. Appleprtl, Esq. Linenlu's Inn, Lon don; where an eleraiion of the Mansion House, and plan of the Estate rimy be seen. BUTLER'S eek-brated RES! OKA 11 .d 'IOOTH POWDER. EAUTY of Countenance, and 'regularity of Fea tures, -A- 0 arc allowed to distinguish the lirkish Fair; but the Proprietor of lit/ ITER% TOO l'K 1`01"Mlat would beg tract to remind hi.; Countly-wonon fiat the lustre of their Charms lows half its iiiituettee where tim Teeth are discoloured, or stew a rotten and uultealthyappearance--rhis is the more inexcusable, as the present preparation affords tl.e itlfdlible means of removing every blemish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being composed of Vegetables. It Is recomme:oled to the attention of all ranks, as clearing .away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the eraniel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta ble, and making the Gum 4 of their proper shape and vermillion hue; and a certain preventive against the 'lVoth-ache. No com position of this kind ever brought forward to puhlic notice, has met such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, whstesale and retail, by Mr. Drier, No. 4, Cheapoide, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail, by Crisp, corner of Spring Gardens; I'idding, 76, Oxford-street; Ciirke. 359, Borough; Bilson, Woolwich; Baxter, Edinborgh an& Glasgow, and • by most Cotottry Melicins Void= and Parfaraers, in bens at s. S 4. each. PINKERTON'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IN EUROPE, COMPLETE. In the course of Jemmy will be pirkislied, in Six Volumes, 4to. with Engravings, price Xis. l Ss. in boards, A COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRA VELS in EUROPE, being the first portion of a General Collection of Voyages and Travels; forming a complete History of the origin and progress of discovery, by Sea and Lana, from the earliest ages to the present time. Preceded by as Histories' introduction, and critical catalogue of Books of Voyages and Ter vela, and illustrated and adorned with numerous er.gravings. Ey JOHN PINKERTON', Author of " Modern Geography," &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Qom:, Patertioster-row; and GadeU and Davies, Straud. 'The first six Volumes of" A new GeeeralCollectioo of Voyages and Traveli," comprising the Narratives of the European Tea vellqrs, are now submitted to the Palle. In severs collections. of this kind, it has happened chit the Voyages and Travels in Europe, by being reserved to the last, have beet; either omitted, or given in small detached portions. The arrangement here adopted, has at least supplied that defect, without ktzarding a similar im perfection in relation to any other quarter of the globe. The next division of this collection, will can taindie a:count of travellers that relate to 'Asia, which will also be published sepa rately as soon as it can be completed, without waiting for the re gular course of monthly delivery. The remainder of the work, to ItW the descriptions of Africa andAnierica, wililie brought • and in similar detached portions, for the accommodation of persons who may prier this mode of publicatjon.k. The publica tion in monthly par: s will, however, be contented's, before. . The Editor and P.ropristors find from the vast mass of valuable materials which have offered themselves for selection, that they cannot, without injuring the utility and interest of their Work by the omission of some, and the abridgment of other importasst do cuments, calculated upon esemplefing it In less than to volumes. 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