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o. • . . • ' fl" 0 Ci o nf .• , " a ~ .'..a i !,:, • . ::.` N° 4 1 . , . , ... I._ ... ~..A.,, - 4 i - .....11....... ' . 414 0 6 • * - • 4311 k . 4 : 4.. e., . . . or, - 0-Ite).)•1 r 7 f i , • ro k . , • ' • , \,4i Aw A li) ... ;'.))1 "s 7. C. % c * . . . .. M WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1815. irmrrit 8968. PitVT• SEVEN-PENrE. rmEAras ROYAL. DitURY-LANG. WATERLOO SUBSCRIL ['ION. CITY OP LONDON TAVERN, Novestax a 25,1815. THE COMMITTEE be g s to re q uest the the re turn of the Subscriptions made in the severs! Churches and Paddies in England and Wales, by the I.icence of the King's Letter, add of the Distriets, Towns and Cities of the United Kingiism, to this time, may be advised, and the remittances nandp at the earliest convenience for the purpose 01 inv.:gamut diesPoblic Securities bearing interest. It i►4so earnestly requested. that Bankers or other Persons, who may have received any Subscriptions on this .t count, will favour the Committee with a return of all such sums, if nor al nady nodeed and acknowledged in their daily adverntements; the sometion of any errors of report, and the notice ui omissions (if any) are pwdeolarly desired. el .41.N4L rr-u "put, - Novendvr 20 6 131.7. VOTlCroif 1401, TAN a Session of Oyer aad Tersoiner mad GNI Debars, for the ?did of Ofimee committed el the High San, maim the joriedietion gib Almieeity of Legated, will se held at Jectiee Hatt, is Ms Oki Briley, Loam, on Tuesday, the 19th of December Nem, ae ekht .41oei in the mweing. J. BARROW. BRITLA4 AND PoREIGN sCH•)OL .ivetfra A T a very numerous and highly respectable MEE IWO of this 8001 1 . rY, hdd on itATUItDAY LAST, at the Freemasons' Hall, His Grace the DUKE cf BEDFORD In the pair; The Report of the CoMmittee on the ptoceelings of other In- StitillianS at home and abroad on she British System having been read, it was resolved, on the motion of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kt:. r, secontlysl by hit Excellency Count Li EVEN, the Rusean Anibassa !or, h That the Report now read be revived and ad red, and that it be printed at the di:l:tenon of the Comp tutee." THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majestic' serv3:lts Will perform a Comedy, called • WHERE TO FIND A FRIEND? TUC CUARACTIMS IT Mr. WALL.% CK, Mr: BARTI.FY. Mr. DovrroN, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. OXBERRY, Mr. KNIGHT ; Mrs. DAVISON, Miss KELLY, Mrs. SPABJCBS, Mrs. SCGIT, &c. - In Act 111. a Song, by Mr. JOINSTOWt. rill; Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Powsu. ; the Epilogue by Miss KILLT. To which will be added, the New Ballet, WWI s' CALEDONIAN LAURELS ;_ • OR, THE HIGHLANDER'S RE row. After which, the new Farce, called WilC'S WHO? OR, THE DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. marrow, and every evening this week, the above per. • ~, : ces wilt repeated. A Musical Piece, called My Spouse, will be produced A reit. M.ardyn wiU make her nest appearance as Mice Hoyden, 1 : •Lie Comedy of A Trip to Scarborough, of which early =Lice ill be given. OPPIGE O!► ORA/NA NW!, lituernier IS, IBIS. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- JESTr, ORDNANCE, I. efurAy RAN NOW, ()si the Motion of H. Baoucu AU. !sq. M.P. seconded by the Right Hon. Lord Hout..‘ " thit this Meetirg, in.pressed with a lively sense of the advantage which the Instnution has derived Croat the liberal and tontine aid of Lis itotal Highness the Pittner Itanctfr, and from the uniform patronage, una bated seal, and liberal support of their Royal flighnest, s the Dukes of Kent. and Sussex, most resptcrtally reqw their acceptance of those cordial thanks, which are ahke d:r.atyd hy gratitude and by a conviction that the welfare and h tl Hue ss of our beloved Country and of Mankind are involved in the cause of Universal Education." That they will SELL by PUBLIC AUC LION, at th' Tower, on THURSDAY, the nO , h of November and following Day, at Eleven o'clock precisely on those days, SUNDRY LOTS of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE' STORES, consisting •of Homes Collars, B t Halters, Rope Traces, and various other Ar ticles of Sadlery and Harness; Clothing, and sundry Articles of Bedding; Powder Horns, Tent Poles, and Pieces, Drums, Bugles, and 'l'rumpets, Musket and Pistol Stocks, Cast and Wrought iron round anddouble-headed Shot, Cast Iron Trucks, and Wrought Iron Carriage Work, Berthel Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter and :nixed Metal; Horse-shoe Nails, Toots of Sorts, ''pales, Shovel:, Bellows, I.anthorns, Standing Vices, Carts, and Wheelbarrows, Empty Casks and Barrels, Cartridges, Helmets, sundry old Building Materials and Fir Scantling, Portable Forges, L . Hatid,crews and Anvils, Wheels and Elm Board; together with a variety of other Articles, the whole of which may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, until the day. of Sale, at which places Printed lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the same. By Order of the Boon!, R. 11. CREW. Stivetarp. Amount of Subscriptions received and made at this place to the 17th Instant X 244,189 14s. ad. Subscriptions from Gravesend, in addition to £416 114. M. before rosined - - 14 19 10 Additional Subscriptions from the Borough of Don caktor and neighbouring Parishes, remitted by W. Bright, Req. viz. Borough of Dencester • • 40 2 9 Adirrick and Hasupole . . 3 13 6 Aunt reeld - . 3 15 9 Appleby - . 7 5 6 AuLley Brampton and Fianingley ° 2 2 6 Barneby upon Dunn . 6 16 6 Brodsworth - - IS 7 10 Belton and Eriterth . 32 I 1 6 Belton upon Dame - . 6 '2 6 Burghwallis - . 8 18 6 Clayton and Prkkley - - 0 i i 2 Candey . - 16 0 10 Crawl. - . 10 6 5 Harwonh Stirrup and Oldcoates 20 2 0 Luddington - - 7 13 10 Miseon - - 7 0 0 OR the Motion of B. Snow, Esq. M.P. seconded by the Rev. .1. Comrsett, " That this Meeting contemplates wi It peculiar satisfaction the Establishment of the Bit IS 1 . 01. AUXII.IAIt Y SCHOOL. SOCIETY, in connection v:ith this Institution, not only as affording an example to other Towns and Districts, bat as the first advance towards that extension of the System, which shall secure the blessings of Education to that numerous portion of our Population which is yet unprovided for, by inter.-tmg the labouring Classes in the great cause through the medium ut SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS. And that the Committee be ear nestly desired to adopt such measures as they may deem neces sary, in order to ascertain by local and systematic investigation, the number of Children In Great Britain destitute of the means of Instruction." 'fiIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T I IHIS PRESENT EVENING,. will be per formed, the new Piece, ailed WHAT'S A MAN OF FASHION? • THE CHARACTZEI IT Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. JONES, Mr. fOKELEY, Mr. TR EBY, Mr. ATKINS, Mr.TINNEY, Mr. PLATT, Mr. KING, Mr. W. CHAPMAN; Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss MATTHEWS. To which will be added, CYMON. l‘lerlln. Mr. EGERTON; Cymon, Mr. DURUSET ; rihr.smond, Miss BURRELL • Dorns, Mr. LISTON ; .: Ihco, Mr. FAWCET 1'; D amon, Mr. TINNEY ; Dorilas, Mr. NORRIS. Urganda, Miss IIUGHbS ; Sylvia, Miss STEPHENS; I....rima, Mr.. GIBBS ; Phcebe, Miss M•ALPINE; Daphne, Miss MATTHEWS; Dorcas, Mrs. LISTON. After which, MRS. WIGGINS. What is a Man of Fashion ? will be repeated every evening. To-morrow, the Tragedy of Venice Preserved. ruhty. Cretan. ) • aturddy. Otway's Tragedy of The Orphan : Castalb, Mr. CK,:uble; Pdlydore, Mr. Conway ; Chentont, Mr. Young; Miss O'Neill. n• •: Comedy is tn rehearsal, and will speedily be produced. Owthe Motion of Professor ELEN STAM. seconded by the Rev, Dr. SCUWAIC, " That this Meeting uofeivsedly rejoice in the success which has already attended the introduction into France, of the System of Education promoted by this Society, under a full conviction that every School established on the comprehen. sive plan of this institution will, in the words of the Decree of the French Government, iksued on the Sd instant, ' con , ribute to the bettering the condition of the Poor, and producing the ' moat hap py influence on the general habits and public order of ' Society, And that a Copy of this Resolution, signed by the Chairman, be transmitted to the Committee formed in Paris." THE TICKEr No. 5,692, drawn last Saturday a Prize of •240,000, 3 per Cent. Conso:s, was Sold by . RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cu. In One Half, One Fourth, sod Four Sixteenth Shires, At their Oliers, eornhill and ('baring-Cross, Where Shares are now on Sale fir the Seconi l'arr of the First I.ottery, lels, con.ist:ng of 5.1100 'neketo Numu..rol front 15,001 to 20,000; to be all drawn Ith IJECI::1111F.R. PRIZES IN TUE 11 Prises of .230,000 s per Ct. Coos. £60,000 • .....•••• 90,000 ditto ......... 40,000 1 1,00.1 tli•to ..... 1,000 2 500 Lli..to 1,000 S ..... ..•• 2(4 ditto ........900 ditto 600 luo Money 000 10 50 ditto .•••••••• 500 4G9 ..•....•• 15 ditto 7,055 511 10 ditto 5,110 • _ _ Sproiltbrough - . 6 3 6 Tlekbill . 3SI 4 5 - Thorne - - 1. , 9 14 6 Thurnseoe .. - - 6 8 0 Warms worth - - 10 18 0 Wroot - - 1 1 0 Expen Sc. 278 0 6 12 17 0 The thanks of the Meeting were then severally ;;t.ll;the Duke of Bedford, the President, the Vice-Presidents, the Ciao. mittees, the "freasurer, and the Secretaries; when it was . riisolved unaLinioudy, on the mutton of his koyal Highness the Duke of Katt?, "That the cordial thanks of this Meeting he preheated to his Grace the Duke of Bedford, for his able and obliging cm.. due: ::t the Clair," 265 3 6 At Stevenson and Co. Paribh of SeiEtiford Worston and Witgreave, per Rev. Edward Whitby - - 20 11 0 Parish of Uldale, Cumberland, per Rev. Jos. Care i 0 6 Parish of Pelynt, Cornwall, per Mr. John Roskelly, Churchwarden - - - • 9 6 Borough of ka t I.(wie, by the Rev. Mr. Batt 16 2 2 Parish of Wistathill, per John Oilman . 1 10 6 Ditto of &smarten, per ditto - - 0 9 6 • e • Subsoil, ions in behalf of the British and Foreign School Society are received by the 'Treasurer, Mr. Whitton Atka, Plough-court, Lombard-street ; the Secretary, Mr. Joseph Toe. Argyle street, Wec.minster ; and the Foreign Seerttary, the key. Dr, Schwabe, Great Alie-street, Goodman 's-fields. 1. f. ,f r. I L ► 41 Jt t.. in b. P.' It r. bt H t` 1 3 ► Yt . 1 r 1 PsbLshed lay 1.0/115311A18, 11171111 T, it? 11$. 01111111, and Baowst, Paternoster-row, L mama: r I "1-1 E BR! !* I S L TH F. A 7.'R F. ; or, A Collection 1 or Plays WA& are mite at the Theattes Royal, Drury- Line. Covent-irsardvn s:rs ilavurarket, printed under the autho r:y and by permr.s.o.. a the I,kanagers, from the Prompt Books. I'. ark Biographical and Cri:i‘al Remarks, By Mt& INCHLIALD. With elegant Engravings. In gS vols. royal limo, price 16 les. 4d. in hoards ; or, on brae Paper, with Portraits and Proof Inpresuior:: o Cie Plates, price ,El 3. ht boards. fhe followirg art the Plays contained in this Work, which r. 4; be purc!a.s4:l separately, price is. each : r. a.,,,tit.taineers. 2. Speed the Plough. S. Wheel of IFOr. tune. 4. Lover's Vows. 5. 1nt1..: awl Perko. 6. Isabella. 7. Wikt Olts. s. Donbas. 9. Strait, er. in. Country Girl. 11. Ltsatanst. 12. Hamlet. 13. G. (Tian Daughter. 14. Busy Eu2y. 15 John Bull. 16. Tancred and b iosmunda. 17. All is the Wrong. Is. Macbeth. 19. Bold Stroke for a Wife. Poor Grialernan. 21 Such Things Are. 22. Oroonoko. v 3. I ov. it a Ville. 24. Road to Ruin. 25. Jane Shore. 26. (land. ire reiage. 2%. Edward the Black Prince. 211. Merry W.vt. 0: Wiasor. 29. kale a Were and have a iVite. 30. Si( urn u;: 3). Cure for the Heart Ache. 32 An for 1 save. 33. Way to Keep Him. 34. King John. 35. She Stoops to Conquer. 36. 'The Conscious Lovers. 37. The Revenge. Str. Love for Love. 89. Every Man in his Humour. 40 Coriolama 41. J.:w. 42. kturnro and Juliet. 43. The Carelron Husband. 44 jrargC Barnwell. 45. 'lle Beaux Stratagem. 46. Gustavus \ 4 , 4. 17. the West Indian. 46. Julius Caw. 49. Every One Las Li , I Ault. 50. The Jealous Wife. 51. The 'Fenspest. 52. The Orphan. 58. Cato. 54. 'I he Belles Stratagem. 55. Zara. (AL Ihe Fair Penitent. 57. The Deserted Daughter. 68. First. Love. 59. Siege of Damascus. 60 Provoked Wife. 61. Rival Lacuna. Lady Jane Grey. 63. Love makes a Man. 64. human Father 65. Point of Honour. Cu. Barbarossa. 67. Merchant of Venice. 68. Wives as they Were. 69. King Lear. 70. CO1161211! Couple. 71. School of Iteform. 72.T0 Marry or' tit to Marry. 72. King Henry VIII. 74. King Henry V. 75. Good-natured Man. 76. Anthony and Cleopatra. 77. Recruit /rig Officer. 78. Countess of Salisbury. 79. Winter's Tale. 80. .1)e Montlurt. 81. Count of Natbonne. 82. Castle of Ands -Ba. .11.piclous Husband. 84. A Bold Stroke for a lilts. 85. A New Way to Pay Old Debtc. 86. Way to get Marred. 87. Fatal Cucilisity 68. Nati of Warwick. 89. Fon tx,.!.!rau. 90. Tie Honeymoon. 91. 'lke Wonder. N. Lionel i 93. L'ar'd of Essex. 91. King Henry IV. Part 1. 95. 'lle Brothers, a Comedy. M. Sbe Would and She Would Not. 97. The Inconstant. 98. The Rivals. Measure tor' Mt., ore. 10u. Know your own Mind. lin. King Richard !Ling Henry IV. Pan 2. 104. 'lle Gamester. 104. The Ilso of the World. 105. Maid of the Mill. 1(4. The to. d. 107. Ihe Provoked Husband. lOC The Chances. . , D:uressed Mother. 110. The Begear's Opera. 111. 11..! ) rit.t. 112. The In milling. 113 As you Like 114. i s wAtitt /slight. 11 5. Much Ado absr.t Nothing. nu. Cym- Wine. niy. Vein. tt Pre crved. I Comedy of Errors. 119. am !riane. 120. Surrender of Calais. 111 i. Is.rtle of Hexlenci. 144. Iron Llasst. 123. Heir at Law. 124. Othello. P E• fieis ess. 2. A WiLLECTION OF FARCES ANL' OTHER .1P which arc acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, (.1% , ,nt I. a rden, and Ergot/ism Minted mita the Authority tLe Mac 'ger*, from the Prompt Bonk. Selected bf Mrs. INCHIIALD. A New I .. .dittos:. In 7 volt; royal tame, price Cl. 15r. or on Enr ;',Per, with Portraits. price C 9. i "s. dd. Boards. It u, huh .vine ate contairml in ths Work : -Child of Nature. Wo!dioz, ll .y. Nlittnign• flour. Raising the W.... 1. Maid y. Las Ro-enbetg. l'Xuad Boy. ‘Vho's teL Dupe. Love ais Mud, Hartford Bridge. Healey Altbey. The Turnpike 4 ' ' 1 ". Lock and Key. The Registra °ace. T 1,.. Appri ave r , Cnt.c. The Sultan. Kositia. HL. , la Life Below 8.41 , it:. Ihe Mock Docror. Ibe D. I :o Pay. The Irish 1 k )(low. Ise Minor. The Mayor of tisrratt. The Liar. flora, '!'hr 'l..* Jew and the Lkor.or. tr.:l iu Load nr. •I he Prisoner at large. *the Poor Soldier. r.O mer. 'The Highlatil Red. wo Strings It. your Bow. tc.e Deserter. Ail the World's a Stage. Lying Valet. file (%, bre?. Weeks after Marriage. Catherine sod I 'cm:cia o . Pach , sek. Miss in her Teens. l'he Quaker. The I ;':..tk`.im The Ileac, is ha Ham. Edgar and Emnielii.e. R..,..trd (*craw de SAKI. *rise Maid of the t..oaks. ells 1 /14141 b. Doctor and Ike Apothecary. The First hoor. .1 he Adopted ti•lid. 'I he larni-House. Lodoiska. Ways and Means. ,be 16 601 for Authors. Midas. 'the Waterman. The Author. ILe Ohl Maid. The Miler of Matil6=l.l. Como,. 3 . VIE MODERN THEA I 12E; or, a Collection of sue ul Mod. ri Plays, acted at the Theatres Royal; Drury I.ane, t‘o ent ai:d liomarkta, Wise of which are included 'lit 3b(rse C lkcvson Prime.: from the Prompt Books, by tgi Matr.4ers. . •Lted - by Mrs. 1NC:11U/11M. la 16 vol.. royal IWO. to oArespond 'with ltlchbakr Ilrltish t. .1 Luilereisie Fasee% price £4. Wa. or AIM payer, 43. .; At Lade and Ca Parish of RozweU • - 6 15 0 Ditto of Coombs, Suffolk, per Churchwardens s o 6 Ditto of Taunton, per Rev. Rd. Winging - ' 3 0 0 Ditto of St. loft, per Vicar and Churchwardens 53 10 0 At Henry Hoare and Co. Parish of Astley Abbots, near lirldgenorth 10 10 0 William Walton - - S 5 0 Parish of Donbead St. Mary, Wilts, by the Rev. Dr. U. Jackson - - - 7 u 0 At Rantsbottom and Co. Calked= at the Parish Church of Llandiau, in Rhos, • Denbighshire, pesßev. Hugh Roberts 8 0 0 Note Barr, AU Communications per Post, arc to be directed Waterloo Sii6acriptico, - London, and to be put under Cover s directed Frani: Free:Lib Seg. We. El's. Pest Opt, W. S. Loam. 28th November. 1. P. WEI.SFORD. Secretary. W ATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, THATCHED TAVZRN, Sr. His Royal Highness the Duke et YORK. Chairman: 1,009 Prizes, in Console and Money, - 1116,745 .--- Each 120,000 will have SO,OOO more, making Two Prizes of ,E50,0(X) ! 3 per Cent Consols. WANTED, a few FAMILIES' WASHING, by a person residing a few miles from Town. Can be well recommended. Letters, post-paid, directed to C. H. 27, New Peter-stree., Westminster, will be duly attended to. OFFICLU. NAVY LIST. MR. MURRAY's Othcial List of the NAVY, to be published (price is. GI) on the tst of December, will be completely revi4ed and corrected, and will contain the Present Station of every Ship in his Majesty's Service; with an Account also of the D,aths, Promotions or Appointments, of all Offices which have taken place during the last month. Printed for John Murray, Bookseller to the Admiralty and the Board of Longitude, Albemarle.streer, London. Amounts Invested. .€70,000. Os. Od. Three per Cent. Reduced, of the con of ,¢40,02413 3 X 50,009 Os. Od. Three rer Cent. Consols, of the suit of 28,733 14 2 €1,918. 18s. 111 Long Annuities, of the coat of 29,919 8 0 Anmunt of Subscriptiops-abteady advertised, Xiiiil,so7 11 5 John Marriott, Esq. Thames Pohee—the Net Pro. coeds of a Benefit at the Royalty Theatre. prof. fered by Mr. Vickers, the Manager, to the Magi strates of the Tower Ronk', and patronized by • them, an aid of this Subscription - £164 11 10 F. Thirtill, Eqq. BOVOn 5 5 0 Hon. Robert H. Clive, of ilmipheid 1 u 0 0 Parish of Sc. Michael's Cwntic, near Crickhowel 3 U 0 Parish of Saint David's, near Haverfordwest, per the Rev. J. Jones 11 7 0 At Messrs. Hamniersleys. Parish and Chapel of Burton Woud, per the Rev. Robert Birlow - * • 7 0 () Parish of Llangollen, per the Rev. Wm Jones 5 0 0 Parish of Swarratoti, Hams, per the Rev. S. R. Drummond - - 3 7 8 John Aeodry, Esq. - • 5 .6 0 A Soldier's Brother - - 1 1 0 Town of Cannel, and aljoining Hamlet, and Cha. peiry of Staveley, all in the Parish of Carmel, Lancashire • - 44 0 0 Parish of Gainstone - - 5 14 li Parish of Edgmond, near Newfortb, per the Rev. J. D. Pigott including £5 by the Rector . 37 14 10 Pariah of Bo lds; Magna, per the Rev. E. S. Dickenson 6 0 0 Pisish of Brinkworth, per the Rev. IfL Wightwick b 10 0 - W. t:. CARTER. 9ftbstriptions are received by Mr. Mordock, 250, o:ford street; Mr. Hatchard, 19i, Piccstlilly ; by Wit: principal Bata kers ; and by the 1 reasurers, at the Louse of Messrs. Hammer. sky's an.l Co. fall Mall. It is parted 'ally requested that all Letters from the Country, ti the Cort.o.ittee, be etaetly thus Addressed : " 'is) Ole West.isinsur Waterloo Assaciatton,Thatched-house, LOO der:' Communication.. In Town, to the Committee, may be made to the Sur( tary, W. G. Cuter, IN. Clian.berb, Flett- Wet FASHLONABLE NCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taugh., ar No. I 8, Sherrard-street, Golden-srp , a re, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any ag-.1, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALIAN'iI system of teaching is expressly studied fur Close to whom it i in object to a.: quire easily that fashionable requi.ite for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and el. gasser. 'No se who do nut wont private teaching may IParn 3t g small expeno; with a respectable set of pupil., on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dances, and the superior parts ul the proles- Sign. The Subscription lUosentbkos ars sum Friday. DR. 3. CI.ARKE ON DISEASES OF CHILDREN. This day were published, in royal Bvo. price 10s. ed. boards. COMMENTARIES on some of the most UK- PaitTANT DISEASES of CHILDREN. Part the First.--Contahrlcg Observations on the Mortality of Chtldrenoll Diet—Dentitiou—Convukive Affvctions—lnflans maim of the Brats—Hydrocephalus Interns—aud Epilepsy. By JOHN CLARKE, Esq. M.D. &c. ace. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onne, and Brown, Pater noster• Few. Of whom may be had, Litely published, Observations on Diseases of Females. By C. M. Clarke. In royal Ivo. with Plates, price Al. ls. This day was published, To Foolscap leo. the Fourth Edition, price 9•. boards, of THE WORLD BEFORE THE FLOOD, a Poem in fen Cantos. with other occasional Pieces. By JAMES - MONTGOMERY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The West Indies, and other Poems; tha Fourth Edition, in small sec). price 6s. boards. 2. The Wanderer of Switzerland, and other Poems ; the 6th Edition, in small ave. price 6s. boards. " Mr. Montgomery displays a rich and romantic fancy, a tender heart, a copious and active command of imagery and Jan • guage, and an itresistibleinasenee over the feelings. —Eel. Rev. in the Press, and immediately will be published, in i vol. tivo. PARIS REVISITED in 1815, by way of Brim sae; including a Walk over the Field of Battle at Wa-. talon ; Observations en the late . glorious Military Events, and Anecdotes of the Engagemems ; a View of the Capital of France when in the Occupation of the English and Prussian Troops; a minute Account of the what/Proceedings relative to the removal of the plundered Works of Art from the Louvre, with Reit -Wens on this Measure; concluding with a Chapter as the Patitical Temper and Condition of Fr.ince, and the Cha racter of the Bourbon Government. By JOHN scorr, Author of the Visit to Paris In int 4 ; and Editor of the Cham pion, a l'ulitical and Literary Journal. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brawn, Pater noster-row, London, Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price 14s. boards, the 'I htrJ Edition, of - - A Visit to Paris its IBt 4. Containing a Review of the Moral, Political, Intellectual, and Social Condit:cm of the French Capital; Ob;ervations on the Manners of the various Classes of Society, and on the general State of its initerntatioti and Attainments in Literature and Arts. NEW SACRI , D MUSIC. Just •eublishetl, FOUR ANTHEMS, inciudn%g two for Christmas Day, in four Parts, with an Accompaniment fur the Organ or Piano-forte, fur the u.e Of Parish Churl hes, colorised by Wm. Holmes, Idetotd, Detroit, 'mice Bs. A Second Ftlition of eight Anthems in four Parts, with an Accompaniment, for ditto, Mr the use of ditto, c.tmposed by VV iliiam Holmes, 'viz,: las. Dr. Arnold end Dr. Callcut t's celebrated Collection ut the Psalms of aivid, to: the use of Parish Churches, with a Silt:cam trent various Authors, arranged for one unto, and adapted tur the Organ ur Piatio.torte, Bonk First, price as. 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