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. .-- 0 ...... 0.... ? .." . e < ..":).'1,4: 64:•‘.1:5:1::. . 4. , i',/ N• • ES( - 4 _ . - :' `; 4 , t •-$ t-... r . A ''. J '6••• .da • rr ..... , i (r ..... ... '. , ' I.' t e 1 ' , , _,,,,,,,, f., , • . o.t, ..÷)• ........ "..• .1 - *P P : ... (w; . _ . . . ~, • S. )IUMU 4991] THURSDAY, JANUARY 3r, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAN& TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LANES AND IMITIAIegN. • T OFFERED myfelf as a C an did ate f or the E.all I India Diredtioo rome time ago, and foliated the honour of your votes and interett for a future occafion. Perini: me now commis a we 11-grounded hope ass, from pe. cellar eireumitmees, your exert] -ins in my favour may bo directed with died so the Second Vacancy, on which event it is my bun don to proceed to a ballot. I have only to repeat. that my pretentious to your favourable notice are Wended upon acknowledged public fervices, and my expedtatien of Needs on the heliport of numerous and highly re. fpatable Friends. I have the hononr to be, with the utmost raped. Ladies and Gentkinen. Your faithful and devoted Servant, Na n, Hertford.ftreet, May Fair, THOS. WELSH. Jan. .5, igos• [PRICE SIX-PENCE. IS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY St, be performed a new Comedy (never adted) WWI THE HONEY MOON. The Charseters by Mars. ELLISTON, B. RTI.F.Y, BANNISTER. WROUGHTON, MATHEWS, MADDOCKS. PURSER, COLLINS, Mils DUNCAN, Idifs MELLON, MW. DE CAMP, Mrs SPARKS. The Prologue to be koken by Mr. BARTLEY, Acid the Epilogue by Mils DE CAMP. After which the Farce of FORTUNE'S FROLIC. Tatnorrow, Old Harkquia's Fire•fidc; with The highroad la Lijadm NEW EDITION of Mr. SEWARD's ANECDOTE& rib day 16 publiflurd, handfontely printed in runt volume/ oc taw, and illultrated with kveral Engravings, price tL tag. in boards, a new Edilon of ANECDOTES of fume Diflingoifhe Perfons chief! y of the late and ts.o preceding Centu*s.inclading.an Account of the Republic of St. Marino, the f,veral Articles chro nologically arranged, and with a copious Index. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. - ThLs day went publidted, jo One Volume, Odbaro, Price sit. in Boards, MISCEL.LANEOUS PLAY S: • By JOANNA 8A1L1.16. Author of " A Sates* , Playa on the ?aeons." Printed for i t ougman, Hark Rea, and Orme, Pacrooftet , row, and A. Confiabla and Co. Edinburgh. This day was miblifficd, In Three Volumes, t 2mo. price 131, 6d. in Berardi, THE NOBILITY OF THE HEART. A Novel. By ELIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE. . _ _ Author of" Helen Sinclair." Printed for Longman, fiurft,Reet, anti Orrnr. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY /, will be perfarmed, the New Play, In Ave Ads, cacti THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. The Manaus by Meffn. COOKE, C KEMBLE, MUNDEN, LEWIS, MURRAY, EMERY, KLANERT, BEVERLY. Mu.GIBBS, Mrs. I.4TCHFIELD, MI& BRUNTON, Mn. DAVLNPORT, Mn. ST. LEGER. Agar which will be prefentetl, anew Serie Comic Mclo Dramatic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER; Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL. This Evening..Lova'. Vows ; Frederick, Mailer BETTY : with the Padlock. SOCIETY FOP. THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. QyARTERLY MEETING of this SOCIETY .M will be held at die Gray's Inn Coffee Honk Holborn, on Monday, the s tth of February, at Twelve .'Clock is the Foes woo. The Chair to be taken prediely at Om By Order of the Cenunlme, Committee Room, JOHN WATRINS, Secretary. No. 31, Ms arm, Strand. Jan. ;1, 180.1'• TO OFFICERS OF THE ARMY. POCOCK': PATENT IMPERIAL CAMP and BARRACK SOFA BEDS, are recommended as an article indifpeniabk for the comfort and convenience of Gentlemen of the Army, in Camp or Barracks—.they are convening, ukful, and. ornamental, in forming a haadionse ear) , Sofa, a [mug and comfor table Bed, and in peeking into a very (null cenipais for the wove- Weary of carriage. From the amplidry of their conftruttion, urea experience they will be found the aloft complete SOFA and BED ever made for an Officer's Tent in Camp, or Apartments in Barracks. Ma) • bad, with every article of Camp Equipage, at Pocock'., No. 36, Southampron•ftrcet, Covent-Garden. PALSY, DROPSY, sad GOUT. THE Traas poblilned by the Committee of the Perkincan Inftitution for dr Relief of she Poor, have fully proved, that Passives Mardiaue Masicreas aR upon true GALVANIC PRINCIPLIL In addition to a variety of other com• plains for which du Tractors are peculiarly ukful, it is now akenaincd, that in many initacces they have cured PALSY, Dsorsr,and Gout. , even when the Patients have had the advan tage of medical al parsec, without having szperteoced any relief. Pukias Metallic Tradtors are fold only by P.Sesittt and Son, Chemilts, No. sp, Haymarket, at five Guineas the Set, laelodieg Books of Cafes. PANTHEON. MR. ESCUDIER, lunnilher of the Entertainment given by the Pic Nic and AmateurSoeieties, begs leave to in form the Nobility and Gentry, that be bas taken the Pantheon for three Night. in the courfe of the Seaton. The 6rft will be a Marquer..ile on the th February, and he folieits the Honour of their Patronage, as the Supper and Decorations will be found to muit their warm approbation. STALE LOTTERY. THE SECOND DAY% DRAWING WILL BE Nk.XT bATUk DAY. SCHEME. 2 3, 006 30,000 10,000 SQO 1,000 SGO I GO 50 20 Ii t 53.010 - 4 0 0 3°0 - 30.0G0 m. 13 POO •••• 6,000 SPoo —. 3Peo 3AOO 123,000 "so 25,c0n Tickers. Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows _ _ . L sso oo° firit-drawn. IA Doi loco Ditto ad Day soo Ditto 3d Illy sco Ditto 4/12 Day Ditto JtY Day joo Tickets and Share (whilft an , I.lcenfed Lottery °rico, warrar Mit-drawn, 6th Day £ too Ditto 7th Day zo00:0 Ditto Bth Day 25,0= Ditto 9th Day sixo Ditto loth Day i,OOO ty remain) may be had at all the ntcd undrawo. NEXT SATURDAY. 'I'BISH refpelfully acquaints the Public, that • the Second Day of Drawing of the prefent Lottery will be nett Saturday. 'rickets and Shares (wartantcd ondrawn) may be bad at both Isis Offices. whillt any remain. No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. THE SECOND DAY'S DRAWING WILL BE ON SATUR. DAY NEX C. HORNSBY and CO. rerpettfully acquaint their Friends and the Public. that they Stall continue felling Tic kets and Shares warranted undrawn in the prefent Lottery, Co long as they can he procured. No. 7431, the fiat drawn Ticket entitled to wool. was fold in Shares, at their Old Eitabliihtd State Lottery 06ce, a 6, Curnhill. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. SURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. '['HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES, for Fiji Sows, Stewed Bel, Hefted Calves Newt:, Xi &wit. Mar D rs,WiU Fowl, oia Gime t with many Deli *foist for the Table, Sideboard. and Store Room; which are more fu espreScd in his Catalogue, (Hr kivz ek lawahir flow) has Induced many peons to give the fame name to Ankles entirely different. which arc vended at nuny Shaps — ut Landon, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, so Wick Orders of Tradefewen and Ino-Intepers, who in mere "tenet are often ferved with Storages Serb, of very inferior quali ties, which Is not only an Impolition, but $ great difappointment to Families who purchafe diem with a view of having good Sauce to thdr FJfa,b.c. N. B. None are His Genuine, but what have tbde words on the Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. soy. Strand. Corned Savoy Step., London." TO BE SOLO, Situate In tie Eaft Riding of the County of York, BEVERLEY PARK, Freehold Tithe, and Toll free, and unapt from County Rates, compelling fifteen well 6aed Farms and • capital Water Cern Mill, with Nimble Houfcs and Outbuildings to each, and a great number of Clofes of Land in to fundry inhabitants of Beverley and adjoining that Townibip. Alto a confidaalsk number of Houfea and fever+) Clofes of Land, Gardens, and Orchards, being Freehold and fituate in Be ♦erley, tome of which Nonfat are fuitahle for the relidence of Gen teel imam, and many fur Merchants, Tradefmen, and Inn- keepers. Alto (event Freehold and Tithe Free Farms and parcels of Land, Gtuate within the Tovrnfhips and places of Tickton, Wee), Woodmanfey, The:.rne, Hullbridge. and Cottingbant. The whole of the above containing 3117 A. %R. 36P. Alto the Manor of Beverley Water Towns, compiling the Townikips and places of Tickton, Weel, Woodmanfey, Thearne, Hullbridge, Storkhill, and Sandholme, in which are 2322 Acres of Land Copybeld under this Manor. There Elates abound with Game, and are in a fine Sporting Country. Beverley is particularly adapted for Genteel relidenee. This Property being near the Great Mercantile Town and Seaport of Hull, which has a very catentrite Navigable Inland communica tion, Its Iltuation may be deemed advantageous, not only in refped to the fele of the produce, but alfo for the purpofes of Trade and Refiderice. If there Mates should not be fold before Monday the asth day of February next, the fame sv Il be fold in Lots on that and the two following days. at the Tiger Inn, in Beverley, Printed Particulars may be had at the George Inn, York ; the Talbot Inn, Mallon; the Tiger Inn, Beverley; the Neptune Inn, Hull; the White Hart lon, Lincoln ; the Hotel, Leeds; the Angel Inn, Ferrybridge ; and of Mr. eiickinfon, Beverley Park, who will order t►e Eft.trs to be (hewn ; alfo of Marrs. Beardfwort h, Bur. ley, and Moore. Lincoln's Inn, London; William I leftedem, Efq. Par on-upon.litirober,LincolnOtire ; Mr. Samuel Ilan, Attorney at Law, Beverley ; And of Iliac Leatham.Ffti. Barton, near Mal ten, Yorkalire, of Macau further Particulars may be known. This day was publithed, price 94. elegantly Printed in one Volume, Foolfcap Oftavo, ennbcllilhcd with Engravings, Dedicated to his Royal Highnefs the Patrice of Waxes, THE SPIRIT of DISCOVERY; or the CON cuiEsT of OCEAN. A POEM, in Five Rooks. With Notes Hiftorical and Illußrative. Book t. The ViGon of the Ark. a. /Egyptians and Phenicians. 3. From the Fail of Tyre to the founding Alexandria. 4. Progrcfs of Difcovery, in the Atlande, to the Cape of Good Hope, Amc• rica, &e. 3. General Recapitulation,and Conclufion. To which arc added, Entailer Sea-Pieces, a cad Epitaphs ; and RabeneLand (cape, a Poem, written to London. s Bc3. By the Rev. WM. 1.181.1:. BOWLES, Prebendary of Sabibury Rediarof Dumbleton, GioucefterChire ; Vicar of 111.01161 U, Wilts; and Chaplain to his Royal High tie:. the Prince of Wales. Bath Printed by R. Crutwell ; and fold by Cadcli and Davies, Strand ; and J. Maymian, Poultry, Loudon. Of who :n may be bad,by 114 Luse Author, in 2 Vole. [Mt Sat 2S theabove,prk4l2ll. Sonnets asolother Poems. This day was publihed, in Two Vols. Bvo price tBs. in boards, The Second Edition, with continuable Additions, of INDIAN RECREATIONS ; confiding chiefly of &dawn on the Do:scale and Rural CEcononsy of the Maborn• niedans and Hindios. By the Rev. WILLIAM TRbiNANI', LL. M. A. S. And lately out of his Majelty's Chaplains in India. This book contains a great deal of curious and important mat ter : we have perufed it with uneoninion fathfadlion, which was enhanced by the modelly of the Author, who did not raife our es peltadons to too high a pitch at the commencement. One impor tant feature will be diftinguithed by the reader throughout the work, which is, that the Author writes with moderation. He neither rates too high, nor wifhes to depreciate the Brandnical learning; neither conceals the deltas of the Britlfh Government in India, nor under rates the advantages with which it has certainly been attended to the native inhabitants. Upon the whole, thefe volumes contain much more information, both curious Ind important, on a variety of fubjeds. than the title of the book could plainly have led us to eipcdL joualear., April s. " Many important projeds of improvement are interfpc fed among there entertaining and valuable Letters, which contain much annafrasent for the general reader, and much itiftrudion worthy of the prat ical attention both of the fabled and of the ruler. 'They will aid to the informadoo of the merchant, the far. mer, the geographer, and the ftatift. They mix the ufeful wit► the agreeable ; and may be compared with a dills of curry, for the variety Of dial ingredients and the raciest@ of their feafonlisg." Critical Review, June, Me. Prated for Longman. Hurft. Rea. and Oahe, Paiwunita row. autijoho at:dahlia. Edinburgh. Of ;bon; any be ba4;litelypubliibed, —• • • r. The Lake of Killarney : A Novel, by Anna Maria Porter, in 3 voles IMO. Price J3a. 6d. in boat*. a. Aubrey: A Novel, by ft. C. 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In two vols. eta Price 7L ys in Boards, am bellillsed with very numerous Maps and Plates, mnlUy coloured, illultratire of the Manners, Drefs, and Cullom' of tht variant Tartar Nations, and of different Subjefts relative to the Natural Hillary and Antiquities. of a Track of Country, extending revere! Thoufand Miles in length, and never before defcribed. A few Copies of this fplendid Work are printed on fine Royal Paper, price 9L 9a. boards. This day were publiihrd. In two Vols. Foolfcap Odavo, price Rs. bnirds. SERMONS. By the Rev. SYDNEY SMITH. A. M. late Fellow of New College, Oxford. Printed for Longman, Hutt, Rees, and Onne, Parernoiter-row. Mr. Smith puffeffea a command of words, and he is a fpirited and fallible declaimer. The Sermons which we raft mentioned engage the attention by ufeful as well as oceafionally finking or affeding remarks; and dank which are political, though they do not well Cult the pulpit, which does nut permit a free and judicious dirculSon, yet inanifeft ability in the author." Monthly Review, Dec. am. " We made very little progrefs without bong agreeably fur. pelted with the rigour, and charmed with the eloquence of the Mita% Of thefe•two qualities, die Six Sermons of Mr. Smith partake as highly as any fpechbens of the fame branch of literary compoudon which have come before us, !ince the introdudion of our Work. We have read the whole with much terioas attention, and have no helltation in grating, that they pofftfs very great merit"—Britifh Clad°, Oetober 1800. This clay was publakit in one Volume I 2/110 price 41. bound . , A Nevi Edition improved, of a SEQ . ITEL to the ENGLISH READER; or,. be gun Selections in Prok and Poetry. By LINDLEY MURRAY, iiathor of a Foglia Grammar, adapted to die diffeeent Clara of This day was publifited, in alavo. price 6s. In bouts, NARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to BRASIL ; terminating in Vic Seizure of a &kith Vend, and the Im prifonment of the Author and the Ship's Crew, by the Portu jock. for Fourteen Months, with general Sketches of the Country, its Natural Productions, Colonial Inhabitants, dm; and a Defcrip tion of the City and Provinces of St. Salvadore and Porto Seguro. To which are added, a Correa fable of the Latitude arid Longi tude of thelPorts on the Coale rf Brae', Table of Eachange r ata. By THOMAS LINDLEY. Prhsted for J. JohnfachSt. Paul's Church-yard. DR. GOLDSMITH'S ANIMATED NATURE. la tly Prefs, and fpeedily will be publilbed, Handfanely pruned in Sir Volumes odavo, with a new fa of Plates, engraved bg.Mr. Warw. a new Wks, with confider. able Additions and Improvanents throughout the Work, and complete Index, by Dr. Tuna°, A HISTORY of the EARTH and ANIMATED NATURE.—By 01.1 V LR GOLDSMITH. _ . Printed for F. Winvaie, J. Jolinfon, W. J. and J Richardfon, F. and C. Rbingtou, J. Walker, Vernor and Hood, Longman, Hunt, Rea, and Orme, T. Caddl and W. Davies, S. Bagfter, Mara. Arch, and J. Mawnian. This day was publifhed in Bro• illuftrated with 13 Plates, price Si. A GENERAL Vim of the AGRICULTURE of 1 - the County of NORFOLK, drawn up for the eadideratlou of the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement. • By the SECRETARY of the BOARD. Alfu, the 3d . Edition, price ys. of A General View of the Agri. culture of Suffolk,by the Sccrctary of the Board. Printed for G. and W. Nicol, Pall-mall, Bookfellen to the Board, and fold by J. 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To-morrow w:11 be publifised. T HE THEATRICAL RECORDER, No. 11. By TVOMAS HOLCROFT. Containing, r. Phi44l, a Tragedy.trardiated from Allier*, by Fanny Holernft..-s. Account oPAIIIero.-3. New Performers, Mifs Itle•11, Billiton, Matthews -4. New Pieces: The Land we Live in, and School of Reform -3. An of Aging.--Chap. IL-6. Eire" onDrarnatic Commktion-7. history of the German Stage-4. Dramatic Anecdotes-9. r. Wood Cut, by Neibit-.4. Drefs of Mifs Duncaa, coloured-3. Three Fi gures of Collume. Likewife may be Issd,the Theatrical Recorder, No. I. containing. I.A Comedy—s. Life of Gellert -3. Account of Young Rofcius-4. Ditto of the New Opera; Incledon, St,,- race, Mifs Davies, and Braham--3. Art of Aging—Chap. I 6.Hif tory of the German Stage.-7. Dramatic Anecdotes-4. Milt:elk nies.—Embellithasans : t.lA'ood cat.by Drefs of Mrs. Jordan-3. Cofturoc of Braham, both colourc4-4. Beautiful Head of Gellert. . Printed for H.D. Sp:Lands, Paternofter•row, and may be bad of all the Boolfeilers. This day was publilbed , elegantly printed in three volumes otlavo price xl. ye In hoards, a new Edition (being the Third) cone ' derahly enlarted) of LITER.ARY HOURS ; or, Sketche s , Critical, Narrative, and Poetical. _ By NATHAN DRAKE; M. D. Printed tor T. Caddl and W Davies, Strand. 0 0 The third Volume, which is entirely new, May be had tsp. case s price qv. in boards. Tbiaduy was publifbed, in three vol s . price tea. 6d. fewed, THE EVE of SAN-PIETRO; a TALC.— ' Tba Eve of Sass Pietro Is a clofe and fpirited linked= of the extvdlita paintings which ban been produced by the ma gic pencil of Mn. Radcliffe, in "The Confeftional of the Black Penitents," and "The Myiteries of Udoipho." Many of the tomes and &nations are well conceited, and well calculated to ex cite that reale(' intereft which &Ifni not the reader's eyes to re pile till he has approached the concluding page. The Author fo- Wits public iudulgence; the will, if we iniitake not, meet with public approbatioa. Tbe tale is very Piped .r to the common exit of Noveis." Imper.al Review, June ISas. Printed C.,' T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was publidied, is Mimeo, Price ya Its Boards, the Third Volume, contintdog the Work from the ricetillon of Hugh Capet, A. D. 957 to the Accefbon of St. Lewis, A. D. 5256, of I,HE HIS TORY of FRANCE,CiriI and Mili tar y, Ecc!eftaftical, Political, Literary, Commercial, ate. &c. from the time of Conqueft by Clovis, A. D Ob. By the Rev. ALEXANDER RA NKEN, D. D. One of the hf inifters of Glafgow. • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; W. Creech, P. Hill, and W. Laing,* Edinburgh; and Brans and Reid, at Glafgow. Of whom may be bad, the Firft and Second Volumes, Price tys.6d. in boards. This day was publifhed,handfomeiy printed in Four large Volumes Oetavo, with a Portrait from an original Pidture, Price tl as in Boards, a new &Wien, (being the Fourth) with many further Additions, of THE LIFE of SAMUEL JOHNSON. LL. 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Performed in his Majetty's neap Providence, and her Thula, to the years 1793, 1796,1797, and 1798. By Captain WILLIAM ROBERT BROUGHTON. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. This day was pubUfbed. Ham:11'00141y printed in one very large Volume, (bum, price al. ss. boards, A CLASSICAL DICTIONARY; containing a copious account of all the proper Hansa mentioned in antient Authors, with the value of Coina, Weights, and Meafums, uftd amoog the Greeksand Romans, and a Chronological Table. By J. LEMPRI ERR, D. D. Maftcr of Abingdon School. Primed for T. Cade! and W. Davies, Strand. • • This Work, in its new an d g r eat ly. enlarged form, recom • mends itfelf to the patronage of the Public by a full and imerefting account oldie Literature, Hiflory, and Manners of Ancient Times. As above may alto be had, the lag Odtavo Edition, (being the 4th) price 131. 6d. bound. This day were publiticd. Elegantly printed In one large Volume, Quarto, and illuitrated by Portraits of the Author, and fevcral oflis Friends, and other Engravings. price al. vas. 6d. in boards, - I 'HE WORKS of RICHARD OWEN CAM BRIDGE, Efq. including feveral Pieces never before pub- Wiled ; with an Account of his Life and Chataacr. By his cldeft Son, GEORGE OWEN CAMBRIDGE, M. A. Prebendary of Ely. Printed for T. CadrU and W. Davies, Strand ; and T. Payne, at the Mew's Gate. ••• A few Copies on Royal Paper, with early imprethons of the Engravings, price 4 41. in boards. This day was publiated, handfomely printed in One large Volume %mato, and illultrated with a Portrait of the Author, and nu merous outer Engravings of Views, Ceremonies, &c. engraved from orginal Drawings by Heath, Lowry, Neagle, &c. 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