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• k I • • • t . r • • " ;W . • •o . aoyAt., tattntr-LAMB. ENT EVENING; Thele Majesties' perform the Comte Drilla at .AN DE PARIS: Paris, Mr. ELLISTON. will be added, elbs Cala* of • BIRTH-DAY.. _ Bertram, Mt. lidOntlitbh the! no* sup* !ammolmo, toilet • ',LEY OF DIAMONIN I, . Or. HARLEQUIN turimiAp. , fir new Pantomime of The Valley of Dbuatiodilltie Vs. i2l every e venin g tiU fur th er neat% l'o-iorrow the Comedy of Al is tbs•Wroog. • . > •. • • ..; turbo, Tragedy Tragedy of Romp mod lellst. , , • , • .., THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-OM WEN. TIIIS PRESENT EVENING; will be performed ' the Tragedy of PIZAR RO6 Rolla, Mr. YOIINO; AWOL; Air. WERtON std . ::l. Pizarro, Mr. BARRY MORE; Mos so, Mr. A880YY,,,. 4 i:ot,t, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Ebb% Sas. R4NALTD. Pfter which the Nee avol_s4 Paateentite. called 1 iiARIWU IN WHITTINGTON ; . Or, LORD MAYO QV LONDON. the new Pantomime if Harlequin ._ Ittbstoni teed ~ ,i . London, will he repeated every maths 181 timber To-morrow, the Tragedy of The Otioneseer. Saterday, The Forest of Bondy; Wilk jam o y p og .. , Tuesday, the Tragedy of Isabella. A new Musical Entertainment, kl, TwO Acts, has been for Z, i..iig time in n hears al , and will be produced un Wednesday nom,' c .11c3 Brother and Sister. AT a MEETING of the INHABITANTS ... the PARISIi of EDMONTON, in the County of Mid dlesex, held in the Vestry Room of the said Parish, on the 13d -43anuary, MI, in consequence of a Requisition *lamed by se %.r.l respectable Parishioners; JAME:. GEORGE TATEM, Esq. in the Chair, 4 Resolved, That this Meeting, apprehensive that it may be at. tom lied to continue, or to modify the Tax upon incense, aim. toolly called the Property Tax, feel themselves called upon to repress their abhorrence of a measure no less partial, unjust and oppressive in is principl:, than harasiing and vexations in fts operation, and establishing an arbitrary and odious Inquisition him the private circumstances of individuals, repugnant to the fee*, of Englishmen, and aubverdve of the principles of the Constitution. 111: the said Tee coed only have been introduced.under the reculiar circumstances of the times, and now that tithes dream. staezes have ceased to exist, ft ought to eon also. This Meeting is further of opinion that with a diareteeneh ment in the National Expenditure, and rigid economy iu the ma. eal;etuent of affairs, the public might be relieved from this and. v.:her opptetsive 'That a Petition be presented to the Honourable the House of Commons, ?raying them to reject any prorsitiou that may be made for coo:liming Or modifying the said 'lax. A Petition hail.% been read, it was Resolved, 1 hat the said Pethion do He at the Veer, lawn ' from this day until the lit of February, for the purpuve of re caving the signatures of the Inhabitants of the Parish of Ed monton, and that a Committee, consisting of ten persona, in. chiding the Churchwardens, be appointed to see these Amin. dons carried into effect. That th. said Petition be preseete4 to the Hemettrable the Rouse of Commons by Guilin BTNG and WILLIAM Mete Lisa, Esqrs. the Reeresentative.* of the said Cathay of Mid. dlucx. That the Thanks of this Meeting be roil to MR LOWER Taosaipsent, die Motor et inataregoint • fur dievier aide manner in which be introduced them to the cost idaration the Meeting. That the above 1434)1u:ions be inserted in three Matting, and three EVeollls Papci S. JIANIE3 GEORGE TATEM, Chairman. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting ere inset 4*(4 doe; and are hereby given, to LOU& GIORGI Taxast and Do rtct Emirs. the Churchwardens of this Panak Yag• their eadiness in complying with the wishes of the Partsidenan, and their very candid and impar tial conduct this day. - _ _ IRISH POPLINS. PHIS beautiful Article beingilroogin to tit ' degree of pertecdou, eta extensive variety in the newest patterns and colours are selling considerably under tisw usual prices (for ready money); plain Poplins, ts. Od end Se. VW yard, usually said at se. 6d. and. 6s. ; (wised 'rabbinate ot inettpiless , brilliancy, ss. and Is. per yard, usually sold at 'K e e OIL I Whale Velvets, wbite and coloured Satins, Lustre., W . Poplins, Morino Crapes, superior coloured liondamepris, as. itia6 Ss. 6d. usually sold at 4s. and 4s. 6d.; Cehiea' Nadi Coney Stuffs, ice. and every article for family 33 per cene.jundar the usual prices, exclusively at Peat and .PAAko.a.u.', Silk Warehouse (from gonna aid riowasn), a reel, a few doers an the right freasiting.iireak IMPERIAL TWIN/PLUTra IN HI MAJESTY'S ROYAL LE rriißli misaw. lIHIS Article, so desirable for its groat Conducive!. ness to health, as well as ks ro-anOentoboalstl 'ln en penance, its durability and unesi e vontpx, ip mantifiket to red on a mathematical principle (ayant data ragreable de la tdiie do lin),aud is most pleasant to wear; *ally prosecuting the Meffects. of sudden transitions from beat to:caid, by,insportingdfatoolly,, yer iniptrceptibly, as walk Opoiliaraferm !that 5i0,114 110 T any thing oLatcver mix e d w ith it, and it laylly Ocfrtaprol le sur pass in durability every other kind ' v e tt sl ,lol 2 at tqa t erlder*l Most desirable / • every M 4416 4 14 al and hi every lemon. Each Piece contains front - 95:yards upirracis,'.iitlas.: • is. Gd.; ; Si. sd. ; 4/I. 6d. j and is. etd•ler Yen', • otb4 . 1 /la& both in 7-bibs and 4-4th. Ihe Pieces for SlieeMigalfoorelifle.Po fahr comfort in this, and hi *Foreign pilitgato, the whole in 5-4th and 6-4th wide and contain front 24. to 5* larch I°h from es. 6`l. t o SS. 81. per yard, and warralled. It is 'told, Wholesale and by the Piece;)ty meLLAfrux Poteeter, at the EAST INDIA WARRHOUSES. .No. 16, CHEAFaIIiF., and at no other litotheall ' bo re the Willie Chints for Ladi es ' Dresses may be obta froth three : to failr! Guineas, eac h Pi ece containing from three to fair Draft* totsf Many of the First Families have kongsapistialCdolitioll'amlia° UUDSOIiq MILE -r!or'FAILPEPL Ai PER'S SPECIFIC, for t h e GROWTH if thi MAIL pre gisonl from a Recipe, of the `famous BoasnietCnipirpperi - and re• .cOmmended by Ws. Huota, Crulkshaah, and several Physidans. It is from experience alone that an adequate Idea can be obtain a of the superior excellence of the Hy At it Is, perhaps. the greatest beautifier, as well as the most nandshil i 'dd e de Hair ever invented ; makes k grow dilikin P r 41 1 : 1 7:: tents its falli ng o ff or turning grey, restore, It, when n elime_„_thickens thy H a i r ur Whiskers, Eye-brows'. ate. the Head is actually bald, it will almost, 'wiasout do tisk testore the growth; and as a proof that this qudity Is Planilit the Haiti Divine ' it has, in numerous cases,cases,produced dila • effect, after various other articles had been tried for 1 length of time without succeu. S ue conv i oc i ng test i mon i es i n n Dbsertatioti the Nature and Di.ea.es of the Hair,inelosedslith each bocds Bold, by the appointment of the Proprietots, by Wee Ageo r t lik4 49. Gerrard-14rue, Soho-sq uare , laden; and by hb . iiher *pout meat, by Meyers. Gatti* and Plat" 3 , 7 % N ., ew _f"‘"Z 4reet; Riggs , 6 5 , Ciaapsid e; D av i son sod 4011457, :porn, 45, and Graage,lls, Oxford-street ; Berry, 17. Gr" 0 " .• ' *feet; and by most Perfumers, Halt-dresesie, and Medias' *endure in Town and Country. CAII7IO /I.—As there hi a covatethis kind, &wive die. 11 fa allied o• Hodson and Co." on the label, le rod.lok, Z i g/ Words " Hudson, Huile Divine for the Hair, 49, Gerard-etreee, oa. the Bottle, and t lilliseattadtie lin the Higt oleo fit sed within the corer to each Bond's tt . 4 ...$• i • • • 1 t • . - Ni•mrriz :105. I,' TirATRE R 1 . THIS PRESENT S e rvants will pi 4 . - JEAI Jean de P. ! l'o which wit THE Captain llai ! After which tb! THE VALL Or. HMI , hr new Pantomim e o t.... 21 every evening tiU I fo-Loorrow. the Come . :•; I turtia!, the Tragedy c THEATRE Re i. T HIS PRESENT i 1 .... Rob, Mr. Toll! ILN. RARRI . . . , .. • 0- • •. ' ... _ - . • i , t• . 1;,- t *ta • .• 44 -• 7 .. 1 4% ff. . A. r ..f•t d p .:..: . . . • 1 ....p u , . f ii i ~ ~,. • . . • . ~. . .. S. - ..,„,•.. •'• .-7 , -,:. 0 0 .3 4 • .. • . . • ~ .• • . ..• opip . - •, 4 „,t - •••• • • Arepominik • N • ," .‘ • "kr 1 • $ •• • . .434 a Iv " 46 i •v. ';' i . ..r . r . r . • ... ".".. .1 * ' • ... • •• ' . I jl n 16 r - \ ..( iv ‘ ..‘ ' , • • •• • ', . 1 .b.. ic A' 0 . f Nlll l : f', . . 1V 4 41. • • ^ •• i ‘ ' • " - kiI N ' ' •.. 4 0, • N.I A • - Iti 1. • • ~. . . • 4 1? / 4 4r ;111, frr• .: I . Lt/ . ' 7P ' \ Vb. V'' I b : ...l ,li) j . lo 'F r ill amr .4r,- . •lis 1..1 il .--.. . ? • /,j ' ...„ . . • ?'' il ' ' ' • limy .. . ,, -I . - • I • ..• ' . • s • . ...IS Ai**, . —2. •-' '.4"...--- . THURSDAY, . •JANVARY 26, 1815 " •' t i • • •.••• • ( 4 Paws Snamiecs;BALI!.PEKNY. OFFICE OF o.lthilbit:ll, :Yernoiry le, iSti . THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of XIS MA JRBT7', ORDNANCE. th &nig:km Notice, That Proposals will. be received at their Dace in Pall-Mall, oa or before W EDNEsp AY lit day et Pommy not, from much Perecni as may be willing to undertake the . Supply of COLOU R ti , hot h dry" and ground h oil, for Service of this Do ptlrtment bit a period of three years, determinable aftex the expiration or rite fine year, ispon notice of i mamba, at the option or ei, pktv. Specimens of the Ardelea May bi viewed, upea at the Principal StorldteePen Ones le the Teeele 3 " 11111 farther Particulars, together with the Tams and Camatima afthe COntract, may be known at the Secretary's Olice in Pall tilari afofesalS, any day between the hairs of Ten and Pour ,'Clock, where the Proposals must be slathered sealed up and indorsed " Propoesla her egoism Sta. s'' Sat no Proposal can be admittad dfter the add i st day of febreary, al lit o'Clock at Sam of the same day, atyier wilkaay :readfc ff, m~lgrd, Tale. the Party Magni it, or an Aim in Ma Mali 'MU attend. By Order of the Board, It. H. war; dwell*, • • `' A__ .• • • This day was publiihedt • ptite 341 IAMIti Ait SCENES. HISTORigS FLEC ['IONS. By the Anthta• of &cal/Isaac gtlll. dote to the Miserieo of Human Lifr o i&e. • . " Tha world's a amen} of Theology, . • . Iteadby the greatest strangers to the school., ' If haunt, laaru'd ; ensilages o'er a vlotteh.'• Tonna. London 3 !Printed for Qale, Curds, and Fenner, Puternocer• row ; and Sold by Nesbit, Castle-street, Oaford-strea; by the Bookselleri of Bradford, Leeds, Wakefield, &e. &e. This day was indbflahod, In ; Moe irola. sm. pries at. Ise. la bomb, tbe T d Mika, with roindderable addidoras, of ••, 1 , • 1 • • A TREATISE. of des LAWS for the4ELIF4 as;4l fkILTTLEMINT of the POOL • By MICHARL NOLANoillacola's lon, Baq.flardwor at Law. London s Printid for I. Butterwordi and son, Law Books!- Fleet-street. This day were publishad, in tt VoM small aro. prim 12s. boards, 4 LETTERS from ALBION to a FRIEND on the ' CONTINENT. Written in the Years 1810, 1811,1818,, and tins. " Theis Lewes are the same mentioned some weeks agd Lam, as being *rambled tram the Gernmit,vbier aileded to the Menai ounameripto armor brface publibid."—Vide . 'London ; Printed for Gale. qicaln,,stad Fenner.. Paternoster reW4 M. Keene ' Ditt e i r W, ,Robtasen and Soo, Livereool; J. Urbana. Nth ; I. P , Oxford; and J. Deigbton sod Son, thilbridgai 'II , Lest liktiga. Nous', Amon s s, 184 L THE COURT DlREcitiltt t 114'11114Tb comrAwr e MEACHAM* RNCLAND, aseisSAlT INDIES, a korthy tic, mei^ That the Thaw:a Books of the said Company% bock will be skit on THURSDAY, the thi Merck neat. at Two o'Citich, .astd opened wheat THURSDAY, the 13th April full,Whap; That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in tradenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the grd Match ntrt, at Eleven o'Clodt hi the Fordeaen ; That a General Covet of the said Company will be held at their Howe, in Leatienhalletreet, on WEDNEADAY, the 'tit April twat, from Nine **Clock in the Morning until Biz in the Evening, for the Election of Six Directors of the said Company for Four Vein ; And that the lirts of the Members of the said Company will be ready to be delivered at this House on THURSDAY, the UM of Match neat. , JAMBS COBB, &metro,. RICH w._ Itto,ooo 8 10,000 10 • - S,OOO 14 4 • • 1,000 19 - - 6 - 500 Etc. &c. Re. To -MORROW, January 27, will be the Second Day of Drawing, when the First Ticket drawn a Prize above its must receive more than .610,000,and may be entitled to FORtY THOUSAND POUND, TwallTs and Smalls are Ming, warranted (indrawn, by SWI4FT and Co. The Contractors fur the present Lottery, XlO. iitti POULIN,' ; I No. 31, ALPOA I Klan. ale, 1 . 16 cr i a . llfNG cIIOSS itraft.T. - ,C4OO . ICO , HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Swan Inn, in the town of Ross, fume time In the month of March nest. THE MANORS of ROSS BOROUGH and - ROSS FOREIGN, in the county .of Hereford, with eke Tolls, limes, Quitrents, Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances skeveselelooging. 'Also a most desirable Farm and Water Mil‘ adj oining the town of Rues, called Chessmill Farm. . . , A ',cry valuable Stack of Corn Mills,.sitaite In the town, eallid Rosa Town Mills, with great command of water fur the same. . , lbe , Reversion of Ross Water . _Works, and other prenslars, Wildect to a lease fur a short term. . - Ant street.* pareels;of very glib Meadow Limd;sltestein eke parish of Russ, and within a convenient distance of the town. Further paroculars, with the day of sale, will be advertised In Agin papers; and in the mean time .application may be made (it by letter, pon.pai.l) to Meson. Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow; er to Mr. Davis, Hornlngshant, near Warminster, Wilts. , • 'wary cis,' till S. • .---.—......—.... r. This day *as published, prier as. ad. hound, A. .N.EIIlla AND . CORRECT EDITION OF HORACE, for Schools, which has been collated from the . best Editions. Tin: obkr.tionable Odes and Passages bars been tWinulStd• Suld by Masers. 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When admitted, the glands of his neck were lacerated and ditaarging, his limbo ewe, lag with sever, pain. In eleven months be was discharged, perfectly cured, his glaads healed. and no symptom committing. Spihbury's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, for the cure of Scurvy, Goat, Rheumatism, Ulcerations, and ki uptive and Billows Dias eases, ars told whoieside• at &Edwards's, 66, St. Paul's Church. yard; p! read at the Dispensary; IS, Solto.seuare„.Lcoduts, is WAIN of M. ;,doable, lOs. Cr& ; and largest, se. duty in cluded. COMPOUND Essence, me. To prevent Counterfeits, the Gingne Medichribio a Black .ink Stamp. • • - • TTllia . day was pablialied, . 06 . 04 - • 1 1 11 3 Toils fire Pike. set. as. in . I - WORKS or the late Reverend THOMAS - .I. 7 ROBINSON; M.A. completer containing SCRIP t RE CHAR Aii.!TElit 5,t be CPIR IST AN SYS' PROPHECIES oldie MP,SSIAH; any of which may be bad separate, as brio*, Scripture eliaractoisi or, a PractliatiniprovensestisftbetAda.. cilia' Histories in thd Old and New restament. lig Thomas Rm. binson, M. laic Vicar of St. Marfs, Leicester; and FillOw Trinity Culirgc Cambridge. A ncw7Alltios, in 4 vols. I,grno.i Pride Li. as. biLords. ' The Christian System ,Unfoldsd, in s Cows of PraetiaLES • says ou the principal Doctrines and Dudes of CbriAlasiii •10 Tbs. Robinson, M.A. The lid edition, in S vols. seo. Xi. 1 is. 6d boards. I Propbeeier of the Messiah. front die Beillnellif al to AO mid of the Psalms of David, coasiksed and limenved Pfasdgillissap. By. Thomas Robinson, M.A.O in sue veL goo, Price I boards. 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For Mr. iloodt'a abilities for sac! a work the Readers are re (crud to thy Reviews of that day, attracts from which are sue- Jui!l , cd• • Here h a great mass of eicellent sitter stomessed in this based and ingenious publio into. aavooderfully small apace wlthoutpbswarity; his dia l as as elegant brevity, which could arias from nothing less thin a head truly lifted for abstract stfenell al a comp relsosive and clear view of his subject.' Aini Jacobin evte*, May lets. * Meg parts of tbis shone we have perused whit singular satisfaction sad con safely recomMend tt to the Reader, as con. tattling within's Wit cutups, a grimier quantity of &sine e y mological sentilibe, rebitive to the tornados mod structure of this English Language than any work with which we are ac-. essinted."—Crificil iteriew, December 1807. London : Printed for Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternos- FOR SCHOOLS. This day was pultlished, limo. price is. 6d. boards, STUDIES itt HISTORY - , Vol. 1. containing the HIS IVRY of GREECE from its earliestYeriod to its (Nal Subjugation by the Romany; is a sties of Essays; ace.onpanied filth Referesess to original Authorities, moral sad relimour Re flection.; blatorlaal linorbses for Youth, and a correct Map et Ancient Unice; by Thomas Men& Second Edition, corrected `•; A 'leo eettei ramie et the svo. Edition, price 10.. id. b a ds. Also, by the same Author Tlitsalay was published, itio. 10s. id. boards, STLIDIIa in IVRY, Vol. IL containing the HISTORY 0 ROME, from its earliest Records to the Death of Constantioe, in a series of Plays, accompanied with Reflections, References to' origlonl Authorities, and Historical Questions. ../Agallost s &bashed by Gale, Curtis, Lid Fenner, Paternoster tier ; J. Conller, St. Paul's Churchyard; 1. Itiing, Brlftol ; otidiant and , Ce. Edinburgh; Og'es, Glagow ; and - s. add E. 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Manual, which will be found to contain evbrribieg es• in the venerable Cssuman Grammar, this bums Latin Grammar, in ks various, but still imperfect editions—Ruddi , nian's Rudiments, Dr. Adams's, and the Port Royal Latin Gram. inwspelustiting many things. that ism iteeta fiend ally to fetter the intention and dug the progress of the pupil, and which Las r been filially and carefully collated with every Latin Greiuntar ihse,hkoselie ; with vmplidans. racalunsoolcit Is she attention of '1 awn aid Private Students, as materially fact taring the whole imidniss Of early Laketon, and as having already recaived InueftWlllolinam at allowance to Schools. -.- This day was_pubtisbed, price 41. 64. bound, • 'llk !north Sadllo,o A GENERAL PRONOUNCING ,and EXPLA- Amvitddiblex 411(iTifplAitY of tj ANGLIA' LAN- G GE •to ikdded, a Vlt tif Scripture Proper blaines64l 4S. PULTO/4 - andll eca 'ILNIO/If, Authors ot a Proooundng SpcSbirbook. In of notatTon, tratithf, aid nyllabicklioo, Mt. Fulten's system is, point in our opinion, diftlthay superior to any which has yet best OWOOO4III figellitag beaks and Llislieguides,Tor Is menbines the principles of etymology and ortliospy. which were unfolded by Sheridan, with aN the toorlsiOrseiniiiits of-Walker, reduced to a degree of simglidty and promicipilag, which neither the otionor tbiLigher ever attained. To is - wish to see more of tkip syllionsTiliklin hangars deMil ismidmmi ka which it is "" 11 . 11 . 1164 err 'Po isosoihol! the envoi* of a small i tr t a n c i t i =ux r. entitled The °Wimpy of the a haw . which was published at Edinburgh two yettrsogri r alki•AlritiatSept. 1•111, juges alO. tilt and int. COW, 1401=sit i =e ss fartis and Penner, Paternoster be 114 by this was Authors, huesrdpyadpg &oh, price is. bd. wormy ei the loolhli Lausimpesisuplifisd, price Is. Id. 1 • - This day Was Loktbild fete akboarde the.frifth Edition , E SSAYS , in aSE lt l ES' of L ETTERS,' on the followbig *Ow ; ~„1. On & span writing ntemult&of • • deckinn 11f character. • the anidleatisin iif the epithet foutantle. 1 " ..2 t. 4e. Cou•sorny Le "lie 11 Which Evangelical Relish** Rendered less acieptable to verion* of a cultiiaited thM, • By 10k1NiEUSTER. • " A cast of thought pow so a l abume, 414 un li n d to i mend of inilgery, dtpt valled, - VlgofoUa, and . 1,54 d, ars sonte of the liadinale.Auree of flys Essair."—# 4 His cuataptiens ete Ctrl miaow in the hlghe.t. degree; he places the Idea he - wishes :o present lu such snood or light. that it if not moral %Able bat it seems to illumine all Mina It."—Releetic Review. Lotttivtt ;Prisitualsir Ulla, Curtis sasitFoier s Bateraintaittor. PARIS. 1l dey Were pnblisbott,la *vier, puree or, coloured, Aft. its. • CTUILESQU4 VIAWB OF PUBLIC• EDl aa in PARIS; by MOWS. 6410.110 and T&IITAILD, atkatinted In.lndtadon of the Drawings by Mr.Rosenacito. 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