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‘44 W t . tt . , 1 4 1.4 tt. , f ...--.._ , i.... ',. . N 1116.1 + ..t . 5...„.• s' - lif: ...,.....„ ~. , 7. v ______ /\ t, • SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, lBos . NI'MBEit 4981] IF k . AL, AWRY-LANE. I PRICE SIXPENCE. THIEATitE RA' I i ON MONDAY NEXT, JANU AkV2h 180 N, win he prefented me Comedy a THE W.-ST INDIAN. Belmar. Mr. EI.I.ISTON. Maine Olinherty, lilt. JOHNSTONE. Chorinete Rufport. Mitt DUNCAN. After which the Farce of THE HUMOURIST. T.."11 , rh will he added the new Pantomime Ballet of 01.1) HARLEQUIN'S FIRE-SIDE. rt, . Lvetting—She Stoops to Conquer; the United Britons; • I tilt DO. THEATRE ROYAI.. COVENT-GARDEN. (VI MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY si, :Bog, sio be performed, for the Garb time, a New Play, in fi ve A e2llrd --- a _ .. --- THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; Or, HOW TO RULF. A HUSBAND. The Charsaers by Mtorrs. COOKE, C. KEMBLE, MINDEN, LtWIS, titittßAY, EMERY. KLANERT, BEVERLY. Uri %IBBS , Mrs. LITCHFILLD, mg. BRuicruN, Mr.. DAVENPORT. Mrs. ST. LEGER. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. BRUNTON, And the Eplotruc by Mrs. LrrcHriELD. n'ilich will be prifa7tcd. i new Seri* COallo IVICIO Dramatic Pantomime:. called lIARLEQIIIN ; Or, THP. UNOME AND THE DEVIL. This Tyeiirg—The School of Reform; or, How to Rule a 11131111nd; with It.rieguin gyickfifver. ROYALTY THEArRY.. WELLS-MEM% GOODMAN'S FIELDS. y Fran the tmprocedert.d ayphofe twitowed on the New Grand Chinete Speßarle of 7.ingina, and in confeonence or the great and uncommon extent of Scenery, Machinery, Fanner,. fro pYee, Decoration., &e. which, when laid aftdc, eartnnt viably In arranged for re-appearance during the prelate fear" the Patolie are refgeelfully informed, that it will be repeated fm rtrlys more, and pontively no longer. ON MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 21, I SCS Teatlay 21. Wednefday s 3, Thornlay 24, Friday as. and fetarday 16, will be prefented, for the firit time, a Conde Direr :.,rownt, confifting of Recitative. Seem Dances, & Mien, calked YORK RACES; Or, THE. FEMAI I E JOCKEY.. l'o , rrraying. intone a variety of Her& and Sack Racing, a late var.:ordinary Match, Inc which purpole the whole /Stage will Le arranged as KNAVCSMIRE RACE-GROUND. rradierliately after which, for the ^th thaw at this Theatre, at (cern . . • tielnekiretif&c. A molt Superb Grand Rini:ideal Chinefe Speetacle, With estenEve & brilliant Setnery,Maeltinery,Dreiks, ate. rifled ZINGINA; Or, THE HEROINE OF CHINA. Zingina,.the Herniae or China, Mn. ASTI.P.Y. Among a Variety of New Scenery. will he pourtrayed the (Mowing: t. The Principal Pagoda or the Grand Ulna. 2. Inftde of the Paroda. with the Mythology. &c. a. The Dwelling of a Man darin of ‘Var. a. The Royal Canal, with the Chinefe Out-pofts, ac. 5. Imperial General's Tent. 6. Imperial Caftle and Battle ments. 7. The Grand 'Volcano of Linefung. S. Imperial Gene ral's Pavillon, S. Chinefe and Tartar Encampment. to. Moon.' tainous Country, Chinefe Bridge, dee. i s. Chinefe Hermitage. 2. Inner Rcccfs with Idols, &c. t 3. The Famous Porcelaiu Tower. ta. The Magnificent Temple of Tien. To conclude with A GRAND CHINESE BALLET. In the cootie of the Evening, Mr. SAXONI, (for Molt affuredly the lift week) will gn through Isla wonderful Mancsurrea on the TIGHT-ROPE, affdb tl by the eonsicahtles of thelwo Clowns. Various New Comte Sanp, by Mrs. Herbert, Mr. Deeaftro, and Mr. Johanna. - - - - - whole to conclude wkb ( t R time) a Cootie Pantomime, called THE PROPHECY ; Or, HARLEQUIN'S BIRTH. Arnong a variety of Scenery, will be pourtrayed, an mad Model et the City of Park, riceopyinp the whole caw of the Stage. With a New Comic Ell'oßon,hy Mr. Johannot and Mr. Decattro, written by Mr. Upton, called " John Bull aml Emperor Nap; or, Why don'tyou come r Dears to be Ginned at half pert five-am, be; at h a lf part fi r . Boon 42. Pk U. Gallay ts. Upper Gallery bd. Half price to commence at half eight o'clock. Pisces to be taken of Mr. Mobil 4 at the Theatre, front ten Ilk three o'clock—No Servants can SANT keep places after half part Imo o'clock. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. T HE great e put a tit in which Mr. BURGESS has by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and caber RI SAUCES, for Fift Sa sc, Seemed Beef, lisfSmi Cdew Hamb, Ike' &tap, AfAle INfirs, Witt Any/. and Game; with many Deli Min for :be Table, SideboArd. anal Store ROOM wiiich are more fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (11. bcisz tie how.. •Jsko.,) La Mdueed many potions to give the (ante tam to Articles cntirdy dilh rent, which are *ended at many Shops In Landon, by perfons who gn to the principal Towns in England, Ireland. and Scl.tial.d, to fulkit Orders of Trident= and Inn-teepees, who In con , e. (ponce are often ferved with Sporieso &on, of very inferior quan tum, which is not only an Impontion, but a great difappointmene to Families who prelude them sop a view of *antes good Saxe to their Fill', ac. N. B. None are His Genuine, het what have thefe words we the Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. to', Synod, COMM' Of Savoy steps, Logsdon.' A NEW AND IMPROVED PRIMER. This day was publithed, pike Sixpt nee, With the fuH aJougines tw Schools and lkslers, • jHE LONDON PRIMER ; or, FIRST BOOK FOR CHILDREN, at the 'silica Age: intended as an In trothietion to Dr. Mayor's, and the various other Engllfh Spelling •I'ls FOLLOWING arc the PECULIAR IMPROVEMENTS %dash will. as it Is Tapp •fed, entitle this little Work to general oksinn and pr Wetter in all preparatory and nett Schools. and —wee that Mothers who teach thLir infants thc lint demists of :t u painted ea %amain Paper, on a amp tme and clear • I. The fIrR re of Letters are of an unulually large Bee, being:in • ~. Ginare, and the feemul fee of great and fmall Letters ate idol% J with Putt of familiar Objets. '.. The Reading Leffons begin with Words of only two Letters. premed to thole of three And four Let era, and finally by Mu. aradations to thufe of two and three Syllables. 4. Every Lefun is decorated with a heautilully-magraved runi- Obj_ rendering tb:. whole number of pleAfing Cuts in the nearly One Hundred. t. The Work is defeat with fuitable Prayers and Hymns, adap :At , . the heft age, t. Vultar and kW repreffions have been audioufly avoided, an endeavour has been made in every part, to unite fimplicity tl game. In z word, it may be fairly afferted, that the LONDON PRI. k, or FIRS BOOK, need only to be ken to be preferrsd both thildecti thesafelvm, a: d by their YArcnts and Teachers, to •, Aber work of the fame defcription. feinted for Tab Art and Co at the Juvenile and Selta , l Library, • New Bond-ftreet, and to be had of all -Bookfollers, Sta. •.trv. and Maws in Books. 01 whom may atm be hA.I, Pdavoi•Spelling Book. the liftamith edition. reviled and and all the other improved Children's Books lately rebut and co. at thatjavetaile sad 5C140.4 Library. VICTUALLING-OFFICE!, Deeewler St. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7BS'int NAVY, db fern flew Nodes% That on 1 uefday the 22d of January next, they will be ready to re• Moe Tenders in writing (foiled up) and treat for the fupplying on feparate Cantrafts.of FRESH BEEF to His Maid! y's Ship. and Veffets at the !Sands of GUERNSEY and JERSEY, for twelve months en tab], from the zR of February next, and further until fix months warning Ihall be given on either fide for the termination thereof. The mode of payment to be by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Cooditiona of the Commas may be feels at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Poitmatters at Cur-m -i....y and jerky refpedinly. No regard !rill h bad Stool Tau& i. width At prierfioll ‘rot Le ;gold ia words at Gort,or thatfiall aid is delivered to As Board La fort One i Chti se forfaid Taefdayar 2241 V . lasso," war, ow astir PerAn bob* Isola tbt Teroier,or fosse Perla* NI Lb MN*: &Seas, to aofwer to calla/ for. THE stlth OF THIS MON rH THE STATE LOTTERY begia;:DRAWING. _ SCHIi ME. s of c ssooo is £ 25.070 s woo° 40,000 3 10,000 yzooo 3 S.°° is,cco 6 1 ,coo 6,000 10 3 CO ''" S POO 3 0 .•-• soo 3.000 6o 5o ;Loco 6,1; o , so 113 ono ----- 15.0c0 Tickets. 4 250,000 l'srt et the Capitals will be determined as follows Pirft-drawn. sit Day 4 Iwo Plrft-drawn, 6th Day 4 Soo Ditto ad Day soc Ditto 7th Day so,ozo Ditto 34 Day 500 Ditto Stir Day 25.000 Dire 4th Day 500 I Ditto 9th Day Sicoo Ditto sth Day 500 Ditto soth Day I=o . 1 kkets and Shares are kiting at ever/ idecnkd Lottery Office Price of Ticket - £39 8 0 Hair - £ q 19 o I Eighth - sto 6 kbaarter . 5 0 0 Sixteenth . i 5 6 '1 itheta and Shares will rife as the Drawing approaches. CAPITAL PRIZES. iFT and Co. No. t r, Poultry, fold in Shares in the laft Lottery the following Capitals, viz. No. 6,79 r, 20, o:.I. in 16 Sixtv,..nths 9,362, lopool. in I Half and 8 Sixteenth, 16,ca, toool. in t Q2arter,atni 12 Sixteenths. The Tickets and Shares of the prciktnt I.uttery, (whic't begins UrAwing on the ath of this month) are felling in great variety ♦t Swift and Co.'s ()et. The imexAmpltd Sate of thefe Tickets fufScient ly evinces the fa•oarable opinion of the Public, and renders any comment on the merits of the Scheme unneceffary. STATE LOT EERY BEGINS DRAWING THE 'LEITH OF THIS MONTH. HALL. and CO. at their LICENSED STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. BE3 Cornhili, Corner of the Royal Exchange (Suceeffers to Mr. NICHOLSON). refpea fully acquaint their Friendsand tht Public, that the Tickets, and % duly dantik.d), Halves. gliarterv, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are on thie in vary. ty of numbers, and on the 'Dwelt terms. f)' Orders 00111 the Country, remitting good Bins at a thou date, Bank Notes, Calk, or Posit Office Orders, executed on the fame terms as if perfonally prcfent. N. B. Prizes pan ors demand. sTATE LO rri• Y FOR tSua, Begins Drawing 28:h of this Mouth. THE TICKETS and SHARES for tl , e above LOTTERY, are on fate at vAzARD, BUR N and Co'.s OFFICE., No. 93, and* the ROYAL. EXCHANGE, LON DON, and no where rife oe their account. The Scheme confißs of one Priv.. or 23,nocd. two of go,tscoi. three of 10,0031, three of 1,0001., fix Of t ,coei., ten of ,30:1 Stc. &c. The koireft Prize is aol. and the number of Pickets 2...5p001. Conutry Orders, accampanied with iltort-dated Bilk on London, Pull-Office Orders, or Cafh, in Parcel by Coach or Car Iter, pintdaally attended to; and Corrdpondents may depend on bdng treated exactly on the fame Terms as If perfonally prefott. Laws, l'olt Paid, duly ant wercil, and Schstoes gratis. In the Lit September Lottery,Nojt Apo, 20,0001. and No. 3,gf,a, 3 P ;01. were both fild in Shares at the attire Office: GAIN to A CER FAIN 11. No. 4, CORINHILL. and 50, CHARING.CROSS. TBISH afrareb the Public thAt the Salle of Lottery • Ciekets and Sham is fo mach pester than was expeffied, that it is doubtful wise:cliff these %rill be• rickets fufilziesit to La 'till the 'Jr wring begins. The fcareity wiR certainly caste great advance in the Prier, and av 4 fecurity to chore who purchafe from this time, HE ENGAGES TO TAKE BACK, at the prrfent Prize on the Saturday before the Drawing , all 'lido-to bought at his Offices, peovidtd the Meals lets tha n the Foment, therefore the Public MAY GAIN, but CANNOT LOSE. to tee tall Year (064) heThared and fole! the following Capital Prism: _ . _ Prize of Lac..oco 14 Prizes of Zz.coo 10,000 8 a ,nO3 1 S,OCo 6 5 0 0 .1111311finefs in the Public Funds minfactetl with Fhielity and Difpatch. LOT fERIES RESTORED to their ORIGINAL. STATE, And Ticktts and Sham. felling by JBRANSCOMB, one of the origin a l Contraelois a • tar the prrfent Lottery, and Proprietor of the LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICES, No. tl, lior.tont N. and No. •,w, Colt %ti Where the firft 30,c001. Prize ever °tared, wái fold In one half .1 one quarter, one eighth. and two hitccatha; likewile the firft Blank ever entitled to 20.:X01. N 0.37,47; And where the Ticket, No. 9 , 419, entitled to TWtNTItyIiOUSAND POUNDS, In the laft Lottery, was fold in nue half, one qtrateT, one eighth, and two foiteentl;e. And the better to accommodate all adventurers in the Lottery, TICKETS and SHAR FS may be had on the fame equi table terms as din London, at either of the following Offices in the Country, Lianfed by J. bitANSCONI B. Mr. Lowe, Aberdeen Mr. Humid. Marlborough Mr R. Crutwell, Bath Mell.s. Ridge, Newark Mt-Cm..Emery and Co. &Blot Mr. Barton, Newport, lde of Mr. ovrinney, Birmingham Wight Mr. ( - sedge, Bury - Mr. Bacon, Norwich Mr Merridcw, Coventry Mr. Birds% Northampton Mr. Etherlogton. Chadian M r.H utnble.Ne w cattle ou 'fine ; Mr. Monk, Chain Mr. Dunn, Nottingham Mr. Seagrave, Chiebefter Mr. Macey, Plymouth Mr. Harvey, Doreheiler Mr. Horfey, Ponces Mr. Pritchard, Derby NI Ai,. Small and Cs Reading Mr. Scott, Dundee Mr. B. C. Culling, Saltibury Mr Wailmer, ESOP% Mr. Newcomb, 3tamford M as. Sierwright • and Co. Mr. Sandford, Shrewibury Edinburgh lir. Penny, Sharbonie Mr. 1). Walker,Glnualler Mr. J. Harvey, Weymouth Mr. Buchanan, Wagon Mr. Simplon, Wolverhampton ! Mehra. Hardings, Goiport Mr. Long, Winthciter Mr. Free, Hull Mr. Truitt, Woralter . Mr. Minihu ll , Lancaller . Mr. Seaman, Yarmouth ' Mr. Woodward, Liverpool ' Mr. Blanchard, York Mr. Whittingham.Lynn Mr. Haddock, Warrington Mr. Coe. ascots Mr. Vittion, Malditone. N. B. Orders by the RIR, Coackasen. or Waggoners, duly at tended to. The pretest Leper" Wes Dimisitlic dab otjanaary, dos. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Cußosn-hnufe, Newhaven, Stine:, on k'edneday, the 20 inf. at Eleven o'clock hi the Forennnn, precis, 1... in flunky lot,, I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. ton DIALERS AND 01IIIRS : About sis Gallons Brandy, 3so ditto Rum 77 Fir Oars. tot PRIVAIE eso. ONI.v : tAbOtlt 517.1 Galletils Crown Brandy 131 Ditto White Ditto • A 603 Ditto Geneva. The above Condi may be viewed and tatted en the Morning of the day of nale.—N. B. as per CCM. Illeptiat will be required. FOR SALE, At the Cullom Hoare, Dover, oo Tnefday the sad of January, 18ci, abort Two THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. funtlry Lots) 6620 Gallons Foreign Geneva. 322 Ditto Brandy, For Private Ufc. Ditto Kum, 36 Ditto Ruin —l.egal Strength. 8 Ditto Wive, 4 Ditto C0r.:i414. 48 Pound, of COIL-C-1 20 Yards of Until. Two Clobalar Maffei. For Expontation—higlit Pair of Silk fOndtings. %Vlach may be viewed and tilted the day More. and on the Morning of the Day of !We. er A Dtpofit of 23 per cent• will be required. SI'SSE3L Valuable FREEHOLD-ESTATES, extenfive MANOR, elegant • hlranfirtn, Park, and (event eligible Farms. at Stormed. TO BE SOLD BY AUCEION—BY MR. WELLER, At Garraway's CuSee-Haute, on the c tth of March next, THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED, with appropriate Maces. very numerous Gardens, extantive Weals, covered with Fruit-trees, Confarvatories. Hot.houte. Pi nary, Suceethon, Forcing, and Green-houtei, with the hlanor and l'ark of Stanfted, containing tooa acres, highly ditlinattlfhed for its beautiful fernery, extenfwe and diverftficil Profpeeig, both• of Sea and Land; the l'ark embellifhtd with oruarn.:ntal r, Temples, Lodges, and a charming Cottage Ormle, together with the feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad ite , d, Wood:anis, and ' Hark-path:re, with the bold and piduretque Forelt of Si:nited, lurrounding the Park, amounting in the whole to upwards of 350, acre►, in an excallent *ate of cultivation, of whiob poffellon may be had immediately. In point of lituation irtpoears to embrace every °Ile& that is deferable; remarkably healthy, amply fupplied with the lineß fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly reined:lWe, of e.,ty com. munication with the metropolis, at a good dittance from a pot! own, what forcral coaches pats daily : the roads good. The Ettate and Manors abound with Game. near two capital Puke of Foe Hounds, and in a Country much retorted to for Rad Sports. Defcriptive Partkldars may be had one Month previous to the Sale, and in the intta mediate time funher information may be ob. tained, and the Mullion viewed by tickets only, without which no perfon can be admitted, by applying to Meer& Bromley and Bell, Gray's inn; Meffrs. Butler, Havant; Edward Hawn, Efg. Stanhod; or of Mr. Wilier, at his Geomal .1 1 glincy Office, CLi ckßer. MINCE PIFS FOR CHRISTMAS. This day were publiastal, price I lalf-a-Crown, neatly hound, with morw.cu backs, anti embelliillcd with an approptiau. rrontif• MINCE. PIES Ent. CHRISTMAS, which will never be out of firaftin. and which wilt always form a de- lightful Rewaft to Children of all Ages. This Work. cantatas an improved awl enlarged Seleition of CC veralbundrads of thebell RIDDLES, CHARADES, RE BUSSES, Re. and has 'been camped with a view at once to improve the Tafte,exereife the Underaandbig, and atord never-failing intereft and Amufemeut. Printed for Tahart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library, N 0.137, New Bond-ftreet, and to be had of every Bookkiler and Tomah in the Britifh Do ' soft. . . A. B. At the well known Juvenile IA nary of Ta!art and Co arc to be lona] the largelt affortmeut in Loudon cf Books of In !truelion and Amufenwor for Children and Young THE ONLY CONI PLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This day was publiffied, in two very large volumes, quarto, price fnargulneos to boards, illintratcd with near one Invidred en gravings, thirty of which are coloured from Nature, repreent 'Mg various kinds of Inip;cmcnts and other Machinery adapted to the moil improved Methods of Cultivation, the molt ap proved Grattes, and the principal breeds of Sheep and Carl • from Origin: I Drawinz TE e by GARRARD; A COMPLE4:E SYSM of PRACTICAL A• AGRICULTURE, including all the MODERN LM PRO% F.mEmrs and DISCOVERIES, in which the Principles of Chcmiftry are applied to explanation 0f."2114 Nature and Cum poiltion of Soils and Manures, and thole of other Sciences in the Breeding, Rearing,and Fattening of different Sorts of Lir- Stock. The whole intended to combine and captain fully and com pletely the Principles and Practice of the Art of Mod trn Hut bandry. By R.W. DICKSON. M. D. of Hendon, In Middlefev. Prii;ted for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul'. Church• yard ; and fold by ail Bookl'ellers. Of whom may be I:. d. Mr. Allif Ulla You sa's Farmer's Calendar, price half a guirea In beards. JOHN WILKLS, This dr, was publilged, In 3 elegant Volumes, pol'Odavo, Price 335. in boards babe'Med with a fine PoWrait by CAK:mina WATSON, and • with varitios Fac Similes, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of JOHN WILKES, Interfperfed with his GENUINE CORRESPONDENCE and ORIGINAL PAPERS. Edited by JOHN ALMON, Ami)r of the Life of the Earl of Chatham. and other Wor k.. Pelted fur RICHAID PHILLIPS, No. 6, New Bridgedtmet ; and fold by all BookfeUert. Of whom may alfo be t. The l.errens aid other Genuine Works of Laos- M %AY WORTLEY MONTAGU, publifhed by her grandfon the Marquis of Bute, in five elegant volumes, price zL or in five (mall volumes, price ass. in boards. The Lire and entire Correfrondence of ti.IMI) EL RIC 11 R SON, publiflied by his grand-children, and edited by Mrs. Bar buuld, in 6 elegant volumes, price 455. in boards. 3. The 'arr. of GENERAL WASHING ro-v, drawn up ,from his Orktinal Papers, and pidilithed by his nephew, the lion. Bulhi out Walhington, Vol. I, v, and 3, price 11. tts.6d, cash, in quarto, or WS. 6d. each, in oetaeo. This day Was pabliaitd, Price 4r. nd in hoard., THE LIFE and CHARACTER of BONA PARTE, drawn from authentic Sources. By W. BURUON, A. M. And ornamented with a !hiking I.ikenefs, engtavtd by J. A. Kidd I'his Volume will he foetid bah:rotting to an thieriptions of. Reader.. It contains. among many other., the following Partieu brs : Anecdotes of Bonaparte's early life—.Hu Military• lixplante during the three Campaigns in Italy—His patfage through Swiller. land, and Converfations with different Individuate...Hi: haughty Behaviour at the Congeals at Itaftadt—HisPrefyntation to the Di re.tnry~His Cruelties, hie Letter,. and curious Proclamations Egypt—A full Account otthe Revolution on the 18th branaaire— His Conduct to England, which provoked the prefent War—His Cruelties, warder of Frotte, the, fluke d'Enclaicn. and Pich..gria —His privileged Spies—llia ferret Volicc—The Chamber ,of Hcil ddcribed—Reaftnu why we never can make Peace with • itila His chandler, and how it daff.fs from other Tyrants who hue, preceded hina, more favage than any that ever ranted in eivaha Euro_ Pirldfret for arty foe by J. Often, Av,: and W. Clarke, Barad-Ctreet, Loadvn. GRATIS. WITH BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER. TonotTow, will be daterrtd ttaneis, an fmpr iion of his New Vt'ork, entitled BEl.L's ADVI:RTIShIt, which frog-. the intereft and novelty of its contents, the ttile of printing and difplay, and the quality of the pap: r, it mw be canli dered as a produetion of the greaten oaterclt ki Mittinity, Which may be had of all the N. isi . nteni r-om the MeScsiger, At Three Hilfpence each, or ar Brtr's o:Err, South. amptoo•Rreet, Strand MNS lEMPI.E'• POrNN, This day were publithed, in eac cletam Volume, Wray oftavo, Price so. hi boards, POEMS, by LAIJRA SOPri I A TEMPLE-- Printed tor RicitARAJ PHILLIPJ, N. 6, \4.w end to In had of all Buokiellcrs. itft Palliated, in (tarts , prite Lob. 61 in boards. -rii TRIUMPH OF MUSIC. A Poem, in Six Cantaa. By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Efq. Sold by Payne, at the Mewb-gate ; Svakb, is Pall-mall: John • it. Paul's Church-y.4rd; lasingman ant Ca Patornutter-row, an.' Dell and Headline. Eslinburtli. 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