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Pitic E SIXPENCE . • • '.• ... •• ' iiigittsroir 111 1 1 ICE, Jiff... 7, 1415.. TRANSPORTS DISCHAR.Orkii BY - . XllNMliti I's . I ids day was puldkhed. . _ . N OTTCE "li Iteieby girati;•lci all Brh. SiNerko ' m k s — .". Just pliWaled i . •• . ,•'- • in,Afinp,,,(the:Eldrd Edition ) ) price vs. el. bound, of lately detained as PRISONERS ot;WAI Ist PRANtit Iii .,, T E....TRANs PO It'l 4 S MO,NITOI4 oirittlamm .GRAMMATICAL Q UESTIONS, adapted to - instructions to Owners and MaCk i rl . tit'Tllitial; o oo4 A i ebtsGrammar of lAii ey Malay, with Notes. ellsolnly have any CLAHVIS.uri s the PRR I NCH GOVERN+ Fourth Etntion. •By •HENRY 4asorr, 1,44.. Navy Aspect, • ' By the Rev. C. BRADLEY. •idßall' on account of:ARREARS of SUBSISTENCE dire tu No. in, Clement's lon, Strand. • . ' ' Primed** Longman, Hurst, Reei, Orme, end Brown, Pa. them at the time of their Release, that upon their tratistnittin4 Printed and sold by Caletliorne; Catharine-street, Strand. terliostsr;eoW. ..... .. • . . ..... . . V . • , . . 66 • • r. those Teacii,r4 whe make (Ida of Mr. Murray' s valua- to this Office a Statement, specifying their. Christian and Sort - "lids day was published, . , , . hie G•antnrar, the work before us will be a welcome assistant." name, Rank, and Place of Detention, and the • •amuunt of their ': . _ . (Second EiLtiou,..with some discussion), Monthly Rev. Oct. ISM. respective Claims, proper measures win be taken to procure the A TENET -of the MIL LENIUM ;.or of Abe'.-,..--- . . , tersevere of the same. L .1- First Resurrection to the M.sgtt of Ci-UUST upon Larch This dal war publi +ht.], in 4 Vols. r Xmo. mice •G I 4e. hearb. I . .i for a Thousand Years. - 1 - 411uttsTA BELLE, the MAID r.fROUIsi. 4 ,NA .f 'Art pii MN. 3, NIL London: Printed for Richard Rees, 62. PalltMille * A. Constable- \ V./ Novel, fop n ch•ti on Facts. Tly MIN. H.kli \t'AY. Author . . . .• . •• P •• P •• . • NAVA4IteiL-P 4 AY. • and Ps. Edinburgh ; a n d M. Keene, Dublin. • , •luf " SilinOr," " At:2reur Stuart," a, d'• Falconbri,!ge Abbey." . Printed foe Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. soil Brown, Pinsk. MUCH inconsettleace And clektpliavabaeolicca , t, In . • • p u blish e d , - Press, and speedily will be ttestetkron; and at the British Gallery, 54 , New Band-street. • • s i nne d rearedaS these Pa baircaeredßembeante4 • In One • Vel. Bvo. illustrated with a Map, in which the rumen of * Of whom may be bad, • by the neCeasary Affidavits .cot having boas mint,* and the R the various Armies are exhipited, • • I.' The Recluse of Norway; by Miss A. M. Porter; 4 vols. SUMO lIICOMe DOS baying Wen sail% hadaitanse : the Tres. _ISTORY of the WAR in 'SPAIN and FOR- tetam .ct i ts. boards. - X. Corsdinin, or the Minister; a Romance. By the AnthUr safe therefore, anxiously 41elfrunatiat tbeallemva should receive! TUGAI., frosnilts Year 1807 cc 1814. . By GENBRAL BARRAZIN. , : Of the Swiss Emigrants. In 3 54 , 1%. I Yin°, price 151. boards. their half-Pay .with the base 00 1 aihht debef.libefadeeethemeee. Landon : Printed for Ir. Colbarn Piibik Library, SO. Coll.', ~ : • 'lWs day were publislwl, Of Its. ions faun; the Mgr/ ollloe,..earseetlireeotensen4l it to 'kik/Area ; of whom and 4 neoamn 'WI may afro be had, I dit : • is),.. ' o VOYIAN, HURST, RIPS, ORNI t, 1041 Brown, Paterno+4 dm% toting's/NI the v edd Aid ie hii e mi m ic s ,. t h e pi giesste gi ptiVesi, 51takesuiriikt!d:s Political Reflections, 6s. ' • . tersrow, • in elk OfRCe, and the Ketsone of laysine es:the Afis4eacif di JOANNA SOU c HUG rr. ' I. ITHE ART OF EXTEMPORE PUBLIC Poverty Tee at the Navy OM; ai tosa ask shallbegireetfeablei i 'EMS day was published, I. SPEAKING, including a Course of Discipline for ()h- -ater the =pinata attach tanner. raining the Faculties of Discrimination , Arrangement, • i A NARRATIVE bt• the who l e circumstances ion, and Ors! ... 1. . w hent h ei . wousee t e d ellt we eft wide in preper • dew, thri . cor a r tteeding theism ILLNESS of the late lOANNA SO . ll EH- Discussion; dedgoed for the Use of ...tchouls, and S.-If Instruction. p ayments are unavoidably delayed make mat mow readmisti ~ber.Drkb• the ;th ap e p; a ara rtia ntz oaf e;h essi tbi o tt n tl of oa he D r a d sse oh c i t , in io n n ; ;. t t h h e e e . l a t u r ie , of By JOHN RI PPINGHAM. The Second Edii ion, in littuo. tor- price 6s. boards. l 1 I I I ;1.7. 14 : .." ;AI 71 ( 7:07. 7'7 . ! qiistliA * .e e • . • • xi . 1 .• :Yt t:. '• • . N 31 NER '• 7 TT - T. -7. • • Tfig.Alitll *OVAL., .• T N . . T HIS P RESENT EVE* itiG, their Majeletiffii smell's will perforce du Comedy of THE. SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Oliver Surface. Mr. DOWTON ; looph Surface, Mr: fiLLISThN; Charism Airfare. MG LAE Su. Peer Teazle, Mr. WROIJOHI'ON. Liar Teazle, WALS FEIN. After which the slew superb Panterriise, called TIONA'LLEY OF DIAMOND'; • On HARLEQUIN BiNfAtAltl. To-morro?r the Tragedy of MAcbeh. Friday;ifte Coined! of The Stratagem. Saturday arid' fvfouday, the Tragedy of komeo and ; i THEATRE ROYAL, UOVEKT.GATADIIN. THIS g RESENT EVENING, Pill b‘iperformed ' the 'nag , • . ISA Inj. . C o urt BA:dwili, VG • ; 'llion, Mr. YOUNG; Yaister, . /EGERTON. isabt.ils, MIN Cr L e , drier whitb the blew Orawl s csikk II A KLNUIN •WIitTIINGTON ; Or, LORD MAY.OIt . . To morrow, Ariaxerzes; with 'The Whig aiod.tbe Fri.lav, the Tragedy of Ilia Gamester. 1 t • Fonat of Sandy.; wit* Ipltp, of karts. ' NiutidetY, The attgar . / ORCri; 'Flth liathstise and Petits dile. RE:11)1NC; sctioo.t. MEETING: TIC ANNIVERSA,RY mErruto _of the. GENTLEMEN educated at RE.4IDING SCHOOL wilt be lirld at tbefactria.sotte Twva N, Givat Quees.eereee s un. eula's Inn-fields, on WZONgSDAY. the 18th instant. DinNtil o Tab 4 at Six o'Clock precisely. STEWARDA. • Rev. S. T. Wirtms. I I. H. Maas, Esq. W. HOLLAND, tiq. W. ItgUATLIII, Esq. H. it.NNER, LI.. D. 8. Homy KAT, Esq. As the stewards are desirous of ascertaining the number of Gentlemen who mean to attend, it. is requested that TIC SATS. price Ilse. my be applied for at the Bar of the Freemasons' Tavern, on or before Monday the 16th In§sant. . • • Th's day were publislw Bfxj..I3VC:IdAN, HURST, RCVS, CI R t, 11141 Bitowts, Paternm. ter•row, J. 'FART OF EXTEMPORE PUBLIC A. SPEAKING, including a Cuur-e of Discipline for oh raining the Faculties of Discrimination, Arrangement, and Oral Discussion; dedgned for the Use of ..;chouls, snd S.-If Instruction. By JOHN RIPPINGHAM. The Second Edition, in littuo. price 6s. boards. 2. Rules rat English Composition, and particularly f c ,e Themes, designed fur the Use of Schools, and iu Aid of S..it.lnstruction. By John Rippinghain, the Sd ed; Hon, in l2luy. Fie:, 36. tid. board • . - JOANNA SOU IsliCU IT. ~ I 'lltis day was published, A NARRATIVE of the whole Circumstances /IL attending the bat ILLNESS of the late JOANNA SOU Ili carr • the appearances exhibited on Dissection; the cattie of ber•De;th ; the partial Confession of her &Wolof) ;• the ext mot dinary artifices employed to deceive her Medical Atten.lants, [ate. &c. &c.—By RICHARD REEC E , M.D. Sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row ;N. 171, Picca dilly; and all Booksellers. This day wa► pnbli.hol, In 3 yak IShno. price 4i. Is. in hoards, the Third Edition, with a Preface by the Author, WAVERLEY; or, ' 1 'TIS SIXTY YEARS SING" E" A Novel. • " Under which King, Bezonian ? speak, or die !" littlltY IV. PART 'I. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Urine, and Brown, Lod don ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. • " It is wonderful what geniit+ and adherence to nature will do,, in spite of all disadvantages. Her. is a thing relating to a period too recent to be romantic, and :no tar gone to be familiar, and published, moreover, in a quarter of the island*. where materials • and talents for novel writing have been supposvd rii be equally wanting—and yet, by the mere forc.e and tru;'l and viv:tiniy of its colouring, already casting the whole trihc of ordinary 'loved' into the shade, and taking its place rather with the most popilar of our modern poems, than with the ruiabish of provincial so mances: Rev. No. 47, Nov. 1814. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, BLENHEUM-STREBT, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STRBET. THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY i PHYSIOLOGY, and . SURGERY, will be commenced on Moilday; the 23d of January, at Tvio o'Clodt, by Mr. BROOKIEB. • Anaton:ncalteenowatiohee will be bald weekly, whentbe dif ferent subjects treated' of WI be discussed familiarly, and the Students' views foritarded. To these none but Pupils can be admitted. Spaci,ms Apartments, tiotentildy ventilated, and replete erith every convenience, an °poise die Morning for the purposes of Dissecting and injecting * *we Mr. Brookes attends to direct the Studeits end 40, T pitist• the . Irariatil parts as they aPpeer On Di,tection. • The inconveniencler usually &Mittens Anatomical Investiga tion.; are counteracted by aisaatimpalis prat:am—Papas may be accomutodated in the House. Gatemen established in practice tie,irow of renewing their Anatomical knowledge, may be ac commoimd with an apArtraent to dissect in privately. ASH lONABLE DANCESTQA, by Mr. ALLEN,' privately taught. at NO. 111%blIvIT4T4.6treet. floidetb4qttaii, to Ladies atnipipttlem,en of any oipevilys bar navae learnt a lk t accomplishment, ortsave not the modern kyle. • Mt: 44.1 M's *Atm of teac cLis - espre,slll stalled !ot to whom it is sa oisfect at elf* thatTahWtable ieqtfisite ' for genteel %hotly expo y, privately, and in a superior styli of grace and elegance. Ituis t e %rho du not want private teaching may learn at . a small expence, wilt a rapectlibie set of pupas, 01114 the pOlic teaching evenings. Frofeisors of dancing taught the must elegant lanes dances, and all the impeder parts of thaprtillip aien. The Subscription Assemblies avelevery Friday,' • 10ASHIONABE: DAN Cibto.—Piiiatet s tiitioir Mr. HOPKINS begs kyle to Mari his most grateful thanks to his Friendieand die ?üblio its general, forthe very dis tinguished patronage he has so long esperienctd, and Tespectfaily solicits a contimusme of their layouts. Lediee apt* Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those Into have not attained the present fashidnable mode, may be expedi- Sooty instructed in the must private wanner. to qualify them for the first Assemblies, on wpplicatlea at his residence, Coach makers' Hail, Noble-Erret, Fotwor- 1 3 11 0.01 03 P 644 Schools atteitded, None but personal aßplieAtiona attended to. JSIVEWRIGIII with pleatittre a nnounces die h • continuance of tlte avocet' of his Old stablished °tikes, laving Sold in the I,ottery drawn 30th November, No. 735 a Prize of Xli,ooo 1 231 020,0 690 SOO • 11776 - • • 20 0 and several minor ones, he hopes to repeat this to his Friends end Purchasers in *a Nevt.Lottes.y of - 12,060 Tickets. Contailking 2 prizes of 3E20,000 lof 416 "'t dud 46 other Capitals, to begin Drawing lath This Mont.. Tickets end Shares for which awe on Sale at No. 37, Cornbill lio.ll, Holborn;, Ns. sB. Harinarkftr, end. NO. 1l t, Oxford turret • also by his Agents. us . . - . xtooseo sow - . , ' £l,OOO 2114 . . 90',COR . ~i9l - - 1,000 5,590 ' - 24 :!,0 0 p, 4044 - . - 1, 000 2,120 -. . top 4 1 8,620 - -. 1,000 1,134 - -- - 140,000 besides Prises of 2400, &a. HORNSBY and Co. sod the above grand L is t of Capita, .iirlaosis this • swag Lulu* istslan the last Twelve Myatt's, JIA• W4g1e.14 The AWAY woos their faitallao.,—Tlelssts• slid Mares are oel We fq I pry seot I.oite,y, which bagitistlravrins NEXTWEPNESDAY. atio,4loo li,:r the first *Lae abov, ,ftt,—Pio. 28, CoriihilL • BISH mkt .in We f i liitVree Trio* ,r- the fgllowing Cavial Prir:s, the forth ate Shanholdefs ire most of the& Paid, Vita thaw 'eh* stillest fairy hive their issosity, otr denissill, at tither 4, Ca or or 9 , Charing Craw. ;' Na. 10,175 . • NoLstas - APilififl 7 14712 l4lll . . 1 6 47 40 0 0 - 2,64:i • ipm , , ,Asti •• • ' s'o 2,859 .' goo • a ois ' soo • Besiegers* Of itailo sad MOO. Wilms and plass us idling fora LS sing of 10,009 Thus, is b egin drawitig the mid of This lalustb: SChfille,..%.Wlo4 ru t !' Lulus that be had p a d s o f DlSl4; , Tilip ttansuri 'au b us iness In the Putilie. Fowls ivithfiaeliii sivldislatib '' x 0.4 , COkNEALL - - •a, CHA S' ~ inii ....i. •t 114 c-CROSS. CAPITAL; P1U2.1111. SWirr and Co. have the • pleasure of announcing to the Public, that they sold 111 Shases else following Ca vital Prize; h i the eAllt Lottery,lllle -755 - . ste;one 1 SASS - . ASV 857 - 2,6011 I 3,e99 - -: 11111 , • NEW YEAR'S I:IILAND LOTTERY s ..., 'Will begin drawhg the lath of THIS 111101,111 S? ' Int:tate 12,000 Tickets, and the Seltetrtt contains Fifty Opal Prlzet;fneladlog • . . 4410,000 - - - .. 10,000 • . ONO • - - . - . 1,000 . .." . 500 . . . . e . 44 . 0 - . ..., • SOO" . . . . • . .. '.• 11011'.. ..t . Ste. ite.• fct „.....0. t• . , . a teal?' and diananin ant * ' * ' Zia 11, andel& * ' . * ..... 11, p •,.• . . - vitii ... 14. IL r , ottmea;.. , ! '''', , 1 1 11 1 111.1nocggsi 4 ^ . l': - ' • .. , • 2 - • . OFFICE OF ORDN4NCR, 4:many 4, 1011. pHE.P,RINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA, JESTre ORIVONCE, tit keel: ' give Notice, ; 1 11 - That Proposals will be received at their Mee in Pall-Mall, on! oi before MONDAY, the 115th day of January instant, from sack, Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of HO. SIERY ARTICLES for Service of this Department for a period of three years, *terminable after the expiraden of the first year, upon notice of S months, at the option of either party. :Patterns of the Ankle, may be viewed, upon application, at' the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and to the respeal tire Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions °idle Contract, !unbeknown .at the Secretiry's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Tea and Foot o'Clock, where the Ptoposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Hosiery Articles e. but no Proposal .can be admitted after the 16th instant, at Twelve o'Clock st Noon of the same day, neither wilt any Tender be noticed, tanks the Party making it, or an Agent in Milsekidf shall attend: By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secrdory. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Janory 10, IBIS. LE E*chequer Bills dated IR the !Womb of. December.lBl3, vb. Vote of credit leiS, .C.5,000.C0P 5; Coo. 111. dap. t6i. . Aids 181$, - • ..••• TO, BE Pe4l7) OFF. .! 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Bills is separate Lists, Rakish are to be obtained at this Of diming them in the order .7 their respecibellater,sxch as are fir the same amount Wag maiericaßy arraige4 m a d spretfying the princyal Sins sal Interest Vise Manx, ioatPuted finis; hat excluding dicky; on which that' ape respectimel4 lji id,7orhrsaid 27th day of laundry indasiveoreihen the Interest will tows;. and.the sail Bearers (being Holders .r nit) are indispeasibly esTriredte hikes* each Bill with ticir usual signaturis; and to write yhrir Frames and Ruidess:e at the bottom of each separate List ; mid Overt moierver reystired b attaa4the Estakerser Zfill Office for pay `L opypt l and r ece i ve 1185 new ' Aga, and give the Riceipts fir the same. I Tfany of the holder; of the Bilk simadbesksirmusfreceiviag Payessent of She Principal and Interest, 'Previous to the raid ii7th day .f January, they may - be acunsaiikdad e w compatingthe Interest to She day on which theY wish ta k piidorof kavia: the said Bilk for examixation one day prier thereto. Sack Person: is nay k desiring of kraki new Exchtimer Bilk in whole or in Part of Parma of Principal, upon marking new Bills, sad me:dismiss:elm amount* the bottom f their Lists, delivered as or before the 23cliottanf, may be accommodated wilh menu Bible, carrying an an Interest el Threepence lialfpony by Ikeda", on every One Hundred Prowls, whkh sail Nem; Bills wilibear date the rain ir tO dal f la. 1- rya aid dalicered, teethe, with the Mout ;A I NS respect of the Bills MP duit i d ttif f?tFiaged.,sis SaturJay,the Mb day e January, and die folMsatt4lip •- I KB. MI Aschequer Bilkb dated ri/g.swritcember, 181. L been illyettpted to buil* :IC awl Ow lOW* I" 9 his Ce 4.4 .. • • This day* were pi:lib:lied, ptice'SA. ' P RACTI CAI: OBSERVATIONS on Certain Points of frequent occurrence is CONVEYANCING, arfring front an omission to express the tact of stgoature in the attestation:, of the vat iqqf Iskstramenty spoottion.Pterftrtt 9 0 late Decibions rerpatiqg some of chase points ; 'stql on ths hurl ficiaocy of the late Oct, a copy itwhich is solnioincd. TOr ei tte; with a full answer to an the aettil coolailied In a Letter to Sci Samuel Readily a mt Kuno of the Deck:was *- Pawl etarßy IIItIIL>rJA M HENllY.ROWgboi , gray's hni paliZZ: 14w. : Printed for J. Butterworth and nein, Fleet This serer as published,. io uo. it tier Bilities,rpar4Ql„ boards, and in I rtuo. price ss. bound, • h HE IMPROVEMENT of tbs; MIND I. 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MAU; 860.4 ) ClAMPl'S, w i xt r f et sp ws . logikk Figures Mating ;o_ their T Pict% The Twaptrthird Wi" _am 'llia. price 48. bound. - ' -'' r " *Wird her F. C. add I.larivaare. ) Wow* HaraC, ; t o o s i t t9. / luebageis 1. . 1 11,Winkipsi: 04. 1 .. .. . tt CLASSICAL. GEOGRAPHY. This day was published, In Octavo, (the Third Ededon) price Os. board., ASKETCH of MODERN and ANCIENT •CEOGRAPHY, for the then( Schoals. fly SAMUEL SU D.D. Bead Mister of the Royal Fret Granular School or Shrewsbury. Printed for Lcuttnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa- tarnoster-rn.w. 1111 wojk has the merit of filling an Inronveniena chink or chasm 'of Engo4bliterature and is the best short vernacular vu. bumf on dse subject." M onthly Revltw, M iy, aSt 4. 'llls day was publi3bed, • In One Vol. I 2m.). the Third Edition, price ss. bound, of AN ABRIDGMENT OF UNIVERSAL HIS TORY. Adapted to the the of Fatuities and 'Schools, with appropriate Questions at the End of oath Se,oion. By the Rev. IL I. 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BY his Majesty's Royal L•tters Patent, granted to JAMES WOO!), Musical Instrument Miker, respectfully informs Gentlemen Professorsand .kinat firs, t at he has invented and constructed, upon an entire new principle, a German Flute, which premises advantages over all other", as they can be tared flatter or sharper than Concert Pitch, as occasion may require, anti will be always perfectly in tune front the Imieest nose to the highest, without wive any ettra joints whatever, as by the means of new-Inven.ed double cylindrical tubes at ez:ch joint (and these tubes are so firmly fixed as to make Vie ins ruman, at the different joints, as etrong, or stranger, as any other port of it), and which being made upon true mechanical principles, render the instre meat perfectly air-tiftht, as ft is not poistble for any w nil cape at thl different joints, which will appear evident upon the slightest inspection, and that without the u-.e of thread (or cork) or any 0 her extra material ; an Ititpmvemene" of the voltaic ire portance, and which has never beets ac. butin the peel salt instanc-, the tt,th hitherio bU often attune:et! in vain, with. all these advantages. J. W. trusts he maybe allowed to say that his Patent Flute will be found to possess the most inelo.liou., rich, and powerful tole, and may be played upon with tee ereatost ease, as the freedow with which every note may be ptodac-d from the lowest to the highest cannot he surpassed ; and as no pain; have been spired to finish these Vitres in the most elegant manner, being -ipped with silver at the different joints, J., W. respectfully hopes they .wfil be found worthy the potronarte of a eeuetous Pub tc, and, rests as sured that upon a fair trlal,they will fully answer the description • here given of them,•particularly u they have already ism) sate:- tinned with the most unqualified approbation of cane of the most t u t :stem professors in die United Kingdom. To be had of James Wood, Patentee, at the Manufactory, No. SO, compton-street, Soho; and of Cluuldine, Potter, ana Co. N 0.20, Soho-square and Nu. 7,kestmoritnel street, Dublin. • • • BY HIS MAlEtairS ROYAL PATENT. ANTI-ATTRITION. 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