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POPOP . !? . iiiMPIWIMMMertr..P.P.. . • . \ • • --'hk : 4411:41; I 'l '" . • • . . t "*./ • • - - • ViliroA" lkoh(LAH: 1111111 : : ) P ' • -, Pr. •. - . . • t • i ' i4l ---.'"--- 111BEK 11 522.) S TH URSDAY, JANUARY 22. 1824. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. BY AUTHORITY OT THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN. DOCTOR FAUSTUS end . the BLACK DEMON; or, Harle quin 2nd the Seven Fairies of the Group ! the most magnificent and successful Pantomime ever produced, will in repeated every Evening. et ST.. RONAN'S WELL having been received last night, for the third time; with reiterated shouts of applause, by a crowded and fashionable Audience, wilt be repeated every evening till further notice. • • 1 1 1115 EVENING, THURSDAY, January 'z2„ and 11 during the Week, will be presented, a new Serious Melo. Drams, entitled and founded on the Language, Incidents, dice. of the-popular New Scotch Novel, ST. RONAN'S WELL. To conclude with an entire new Grand an.l Magnificent Chrism:2s Pantomime, entitled DOCTOR FAUSTUS AND THE BLACK DEMON; Oit, HARLEQUI THE N AND•THFTTO.. SEVIN FAIRIES OF GRO Bares, 4s. Pit, es. Gallery, Is. Doors opened at Six, and Per formance commences at a Quarter before Seven. Half-price at lialf-past Eight. Box Office open from Ten till Four, where Places may be taken, and a Private Box had Nightly, of Mr. Cal lan, No Money returned. Children in Arms nut admitted. • RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. beg leave to recommend to'the attention of their Friends and the Public "the Scheme of the New State Lottery, which presents to Advert =lS very novel and striking Advantages. The Scheme contains Seven Prizes . of £2O 000, • ;HONES' AND THREE PER CENTS. More than 7,000 Tickets will be drawn the First Day, the 19th Fismaar, the whole of which will be Prizes, as all the Blanks' bec . ome New Tickets or entitled to £lO in Money, at the Om of the Moldela. • This day were published, THE NEW NAVIGATION ACTS, with Note; and Observations; abo, the TABLES of CUSTOM DUTIES and DR kWBACES; LIST of ARTICLES which may be WAREHOUSED, and •BOUNTIES; the NEW REGULA TIONS AFFECTING CUSTOM-HOUSE AGENTS, and the NEW SH IP REGISTRY ACT. With an Index to the whole. I3y THOMAS WILLIAM TYNDALE, Esq. Of the Middle Temple. Printed for Charles Hunter, Law Bookseller, £6, 13011-xxrd, coin's Inn. (PRICE SEVEN- PENC P. rURKEY. • ODESSA, DECEMBER The latest letters from Chnttantinople, of the 13.11 Deco , Mlier, say, that M. Minzialey Was impatiently ex - peeled there.' It was reported that the question 0f t e evacuation of the Principalities iva!, defer , ed till his . rival. • We believe, however, that he- is but chiefly to attend to our commercial interests. The Captai; Pacha, ahcx 114 d airived v. ith eleven ships, and three prizes taken - from the Greeks, attended the debates in tlr . Divan, on the affairs of the•Morea. The pretended ar rival of French Commissioners of the Malte,e Order at Hydwa, to treat with tl.e Greeks for the cession-of an island ia, the Aichil elago, excited- extraordinary sernaa tion at Constaatinople. At the same tines peopla titink 'they observe that Lord Strangford is again tretted with 'great :mew ion. It is a fact that the S•tltan gave orders that a live Giraffe, which was came irom Egypt, should - be taken to Galata, to be shewn to his Lordship, (Hi an error it was said in a former letter that it was - 'an !a ,, raiFe of diamhods.)—The other Members of the Diplomatic Body were also treated - with great respect on this occasion. The most extraordinary tali:rots were in circulation respecting Persia, since commercial let ters from Aleppo have announced that the Persians were again in motion. •It seems cerain at, least that the Porte is uneasy because the ratification of the treaty .rt peace on toe part, of Persia ha's not yet been re ceired.—Allgetufine Zeitang, Jun.l.l. TRIESTE, JANUARY Z. A. vessel from Smyr n a a n n o unces that the Turkish garrison of Corinth had been disembarked ar t Smyrna, and that the ldriot vessels had received 11,000 piasties for transporting them there. Another vessel, arived flour Zante, announces, that after raising the siege of Missolongo, the Greek squadron, under -Maurocor had gone to cruise off Num. As soon as the Turkish Commandant of this latter town 1. ea.: de hat had occurred at Missolongo, he wished to send several Turks of dis tinction to Prevesa; but the Greeks of Zante spry that the brig on board of which they %ere ethbarked had fallen into the hands of the Greeks. —Frenck Paper.. • LAW OF PARTNERSHIP. Just published, in One Volume, Royal Svc). price 21 s. boards, A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE LAW OF 'PARTNERSHIP. By N. GOW, Esq, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at• Law. Printed for Charles Hunter, Law Baokseller, No. 26, Bell-yard, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom tuay be had, Every New Worlt relating to the Jurisprudence of the Country on the Day of Publication. !** Law Libraries bought or exchanged on liberal Tcrths. • . I H 1 TWO FRIZEg. OF 220,000 ARE SURE TO BE DRAWN TJIE FIRST DAY.: Tic t iosa,acd Sbaretare on Sale by 111csumpsoN, GoooLocu,. and Co. at their Old E3tablished Office, 104, Bauk-buildings, Combat, Vert: Scbeme , 4 l -I,kullpartisulars;may be had. S. uoi- t et FARTHER REDUCED. EXTENSIVE'a AWI BLE PILINTWOItICS, MILLS, and FARM, in I'ERTBSIIIItI4, fur SALE. i There will be Exposed to SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, the George lan, Perth, on Puiiav,the 6th day of February next, at One o'clock Afternoon (if not previously Sold by Pri rate Bargain), •-• THE Extensive and well-known ptinsTrworms of RUTIIVEN, yvith the Paper, Corn,. and Barley Milli esteof, comprehending many powerful Xliaterfills ; as also the Yarn Iluthven ; consisting of about, Two Hundred and Twenty Stetsor Two Hundred and Seventy-five English Acres, , or thereby. kid likewise a Lease, whereof thirty-one years ate yet to run of the Cede of Hunting-tower, Dwelling-houses, and School ilisti4e adjoining; the whole in one lot. as more folly described in former Advt. dlements, at the reduced upset price of .C 45,000. Sinaild the whole not he sold in one parcel, the following parts dertof, will, at•the Janie time and place, be exptised to Sale in one Lit, viz. lttthcen Printworks, With about Sixty Acres or ,Land, Scots rea.ure, with the right of ail - the Waterfalls within the bound thereof, ail the Workshops, Dwelling and other nooses, Watrr wheels, \lachinery, Sluices, the whole Bit. ac h trj, Printing, and Dying A.pparatas atisi lUaohinery, all as more tug) , Described iu former Advertisements, it the reduced upset price of £20,000. N.B. This Lot, if not soli!, will then be Let. For further particulars application may be made to Mestrs. John srd James Miller, Writers, Perth. lierth, December 17, 152.3. LLILLA R LYS, No. 16, Cheapsitle.—Very Valuable STOCK SALLING OFF.—The. Nobility and the Public utmost respectfully informed, the entire of their extensive Stock Furri;!ti and British Goods, to the amount of nearly Fifteen Itiausund Pounds, is disposing of by hand, previous ti theft 'Open in their New Folablishittent, the arrangement being such, that ' tray article mist be sold off without exception ' and to avoid the ripen* of sellhig by Auction, every piece of Goo ds is reduced con. itlerably below the east price, and many of them. (soiled woods) tame half the cost. The Liner, Sheetings, Table Linen, and F:mch C..mbrics, are all of their well-known and esteemed fabric, miailing in durability, and a little soiled only. The quantity of India and British Muslins, and . curious Shawls of every kind, form aspler.lid choice for Ladies and Gentlemen purchasing for indivi- ' dt4l`l*, for Presents, and for oommission% the Whwide or,:e are sailing at the singular price of 2s. per yard; the Ell-wide. Frinted•Cambrics and hfuslins, in short lengths, at Is. aid the kaier ones at lftd.'ike. the Dresses of which the Skirts arc fanned are nearly half price. 'There are Figured Silks, Bombaseens, Black arcltiloured PopViss and Tahinets; Black and White Lace Veils, kc. In is and British Long Cloths; Crape, Ven-Pern, and An- Skawl,; curious India Fans, VA:. Quilts, Counterpanes, Nea pektan and French Scarfs, Silk Handkerchiefs, India Dimity, C , rdeil and Furniture ditto., Jeans, raddexbons, Runnels, A:Les. Corded and Ckecked Muslins, &c. A . A LLNuri - s IIt.UIT LOZENGES, fOr Coughs, Colds, Sore Tbroats, Hoarseness, &c. &c. prepared solely by the Proprietor, S. ALLNUT; Chemist, Portsea; who returns his list thanks to the Public for the very extensive Patronage whi:!‘ he has already received, for his highly usual FRUIT Ltd ZEN 'OE, and. begs to assure them, that he still continites.to.pre vire 1, with the same scrupulous care, as to the medicinal vir tue of the Fruit, which has obtained fur them so distinguished. a Reputation.' La Coughs, Sore Throats, and Hoarseness, they have been particularly useful, the Acid (which is solely from the Black Currant) tending greatly to allay Inflammation, and to promote a free expectoration • they are perfectly harmless to the most delicate Constitutions. Be careful to ask for Allnutt's Fruit Lozenges. &Id in Boxes Is. lid. each, by all Aleslicine Venders in toe Kingdom. A NEW .YEAIt`S GIFT. THE Opening of a NEW YEAR nu:, .ally excites sent 4 ments of profound gratitude from Messrs. WWLA ND and SON, sole Proprieton 4 , f the tiENUINE MACASSAR 011., for the unpa:alleled Patronage with which a liberal and dis cerning Public has honoured that admired Article. Its virtues in promoting the growth of Hair, in beautifying and preserving it from infancy to the latest period of life, are known throughout the lwhitabh globe. To Parents and Guardians a more acceptable Prisent to those under their care cannot be granted. so far as concerns the preservation ciE that which every one admires, era gusto. Ducal. It is requisite in purchasing the above Article, to ask for Ruwi Amis IlacmFat. On.; also to observe, that each genuine bcztk is tnclostd in " Rowland's Treatise un rite litmi ' m Hair," Olgii:y Worthy tL attention of Parents„) and signed on the Label, hired Ink, " Itostrwrh AND Son." Price 3s. 6d. 10s. 6d. and 41 . 1 4. per Bottle.—No.lZ% ilatmn.garden, London. • GOUT, DHRUMATISNII, COUGHS, AND COLDS. y 11. E PILLS. entirely Vegetable, discovered by the Rev. C. CA lt It I N G TON, 'Vicar of Berkeley, one. of his Ma %'stfs Deputy Lions:clams, &c. for the County of Gloucester.— By 'Debasing the evetgy of-the brain, and pouring new life and vigour 'not the constitution, they enable Nature to make incredible effort, t3t the expulsion of disease, before organic destruction.—ln Colds, Ititturnsitlsm, Atonic Gout; irr Female Complains 4; itr Siekness,a.id Pains of the Stomach; in Nervous Affec tienil the bursting agony of sudden Grief, or the deep heart-Ache of settled melancholy ; in every Spasmodic Pain, from the slightest Crimp to the most et eructating Cholic, their stupendous success °Newts all former remedies. Emit in the Ittol aggravated cases of in the Should, they of arrest the progress of Death, and lead t ' reta terp; they restor e to t h e di gn i t y o f man an d parent the' ell .tebled and unwary votaries of pleasure. Bri, t Sold in boxes, at Is. 1 id. an d 4s . 6d. each, b y B arry and Son, • 1 • • • (withota whose name on the stamp they cannot be genuine); a:so by Sutton and Co. BOW Chureli-yard ; Barclays, Fleet 44ti ; Butlers, Cheapside; and Sang e r, 150, Oxford-street,Lon ; atd by all other Medicine Venders. 7 i fey Ci4LikAtii -.~rrr...f .- . ~ ;, ;ti g'lMm FAIRMAN ON THE PUBLIC FUNDS, The &venth Edition, brought doom to the Year 1824. This day was published, in Soo. price 10s. in boards, A N ACCOUNT of the PUBLIC' FUNDS, kind of the STOCKS of some of the principal PUBLEC COM PANELS in LONDON. Carefully revised and corrected, with several Additions and Improvements. By BRIO:Alit) COIIIIN, Author of the " Compendium of the Pittances of all Nations." This Work contains the lateSt" Accounts of the differeec Govern nwoot Securities of Great Britain; a History of the National Debt, Sinking Fyn.% Bank of England, Bast India ansk South Sea Com panies, &a with various authentic Stoitementa.and Calcuiatins of the greatest utility to Caliltalists, ".peculators, &c. • - Printed for John IliChsrdson, Royal Exchange; J. 111. Richard. son, 23, Cvrnhill; and Sirnpkin and Marshall, Stationers'.coart. This day was published, The Third Edition, with Additions, in Two Volumes, 12mo. I'rice its boards, BODY AND SOUL. Consi s ting -of a Series of lively and pathetic Stories, calculated to excite the attention and interest of the Religious World. A few Copies of Vol. 11. may be had separately, to complete the Sets of the former edition, in small Iwo. price 9s. boards. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Drown, and Green. ' " This Publication is undertaken as a Corrective of Fanaticism . . Its Anchor is well grounded in the controversies of the day, and his views of them are eminently correct. His doctrine is that of the Church of England, and his manner such as those who argue liQt to gain victory, but to produce conviction, would do well to adopt."—British Critic for July, 1823, and August, 1623. Also may be had, by the same Author, The Christian armed against Infidelity, for the Defence of all Denominations of Believers. In 12mo. price Su boards. bitSYTEI ON T •tEW El This day was published, in Bvo. the Seventh Edition,with additions of new Fruitsov,ith Pinta awl Portrait; 13,. boards, of AItEATISE on the CULTURE and MANAGE. :WENT of FRUIT TREES, in which a new Method of Pruning and Training Is tally described. To which is added, a new and improved Edition of " Observations on the Diseases, Defects, and Injuries in all Kinds of Fruit and Forest Trees; with an Ac count ota particular Method of Cure." Published by Order of Uovernmeut. 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Besides these is a portion (Grammar arid Logic) of the First Voleme of the Pure Sciences. At the shop of each of the Proprietors may he seen these Volumes hound in the order of their ultimate arrangement. The slightest inspection of them will shew the plan of the Work. Printed for J. Mawman ; C. and J. Rivington ; Baldwin, Cra dock, and Joy ; Sherwood, Jones, and Co. G. and W. B. Whitta ker; J. Duncan, London; J. Pinker, Oxford; and Deighton and Sons, Cambridge; and may be had of all Booksellers in United Kingdom. • FOR PRESERVING nip: TEETH AN!) GUMS. ' 1 HE VEGE TABLE TOOTH-POWDER has to long been in general use that it is unnecessary to offer any fur ther recommendation of it. Composed of Vegetable., without. the admixture of any mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from the usual objection against the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive.power-is just sufficient to annihilate 'those destructive particles which adhere to the Gums and the interstices of the Teeth, healing injuries in the fornvit, and proinuting a new enamel, where it has been injured or corroded, on the latter It likewise imparts a firmness and healthy redness to the Gums, mid if used regularly, will preserve the Teeth in a sound state to old age. Sold in boxes, at 2s. 9d. by Butleri, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's ; 220, Regent-strees, (near the Argyle Rooms), London ; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; Sackville-street, Dublin; and by the principal Perfumers and Medicine \ T enders throughout the United Kingdom. • 17- Be careful to ask for Dtirr.rots' Vegetable Tooth Powder. i ~, -' ~- --4 7 0410§istdiv gill r. - CAUSE.OF THE GREEKS: The following letter, from the London Greek Com mittee to the Chairman of the Aberdeen Branch Com mittee, while it contains an acknowledgmeat of the re ceipt of 'the money subscribed here, with a general ac count of the application of the funds raised, 'gives.a. very cheering prospect of the favourable issue of the.conte t: r . " Greek Committee Room, London,. turf 6, 1824. " Sta.—The Greek C,oto nkittee Lave i he greatest sat is • . fa,ctioa rn acknowledging the receipt r.f kifty pounds, as . a second remittance. to the. t4tban.snisseriptiou from , Aberdeen, in addition to their firwramittance £l5O. Their thanks are due to the subserili.ns, and especially to yourself, for the cr.qptions which have been nude, and made so successfully, . . ic le cannot but be !leasing le those who hitsik-:so Warmly suppofted rho .Greek Zause,. to. ledrn..thar ac. counts have been received of the safe arrival of...the stores which were senbiry tie temmittee,' in August, to Greece': they Consisted df . pfinting-presi-es, types (Greek and Roman), mathematical and Slit gical instruments, me dicines, &c. and•there accompanied tketn four German Engineer Officers, and r veryin!elligetit young Surgeon, who has become the Correspondent of the Committee. " The second stores, which-sailed in a vessel char terel by the Committee in October, must have arrived by this time, and accounts are expected daily of such eveot. These latter consisted of a very large quantity of mate tints Pm. composing. rockets, and every...species of de structive firewoiks—two brigades oi raouataie guns— mathematical, surgical (both naval and military) instru ments—printing and lithographic irresses.,--types, and medicines,-boOks of military instruction, 4 fire' rnAs i ter and eight *al tilicets accompanied theto,_to construct . che rockets, ate. and to instruct the Greeks in the, use of them, And a surgebn also, sailed wi:li this expedition.-- All the above were directed to the care of Lord Byron, or the Hon. Colonel L. Stanhope, who have undertaken to act as the representatives of the Committee in Greece. ."fhe Committee feel confident as to the result of the stsugrrle • yet the assistance which they afford, and which . they still hope to afford, is of the highest importande, as the means of encouraging the Greeks in .their glotious, but hard contest ; as the means, in fact, of shortening a war so marked with barbarism, and all that is most re volting to humanity. " The Greek Committee reiterate their expressions of gratitude, and hope that a farther assistance to their la bours may be derived, from the influence of the noble example set by the subscribers in Abe deep. " We have the honour to be, Sit,.ya,,r, vc.ry devoted servants, "JOSEPH HUME, Chairman "JOHN 130 111 it I ,7; G, Hog. fokfo. " To Alex. Bannerman, Esq. Scc.". POLICY OF TOE ,LIAITED STATES. FROM. THE PHILADELPHIA NATONAL GAZETTE. Those paragraphs of the Pie,i c lent's Message which refer to the extension of the political system of the Holy Alliance to any part of this Continent, are of most serious .import. - They dmianti from Congress more than mere genet al approbation, in speeches and reports. It.was utt distant and im - probAble danger which would have in duced him to dwell so emphatically on the urgent necel 'sity, at this time, for patrintism and union in' the public. 'servants and their constituents, and to give so round and menacing an admonition to the Allied Powers. He must have studied with severe attention' he omen abroad, and probably possessed means of judgment more certain than thip.-e which are found in recent events and public declarations, before he undertook to rouse in this nation the feelings and fears which his language is adapted to • excite ; before he placed this Republic to the eyes of Ent ope in quite a new and critical attitude. He is not to be supposed to have indulged himself in vapssuriug and flourishing with the spit it of a mere rhetorician; and when Congress and the people applaud and ratify . his strain, they cannot be otherwise than very earnest and strenuous, without bringing ridicule orcalataity on all parties. He has :told us that any attempt on - the part of tite Allied Lowers to impose their .system.on any part of either American Continent, will urdan er our .. • 1 . • • - st iY•d •.'.. '~~.~.rS: 'I ---- 'r~l~fl~r ~a~,.~,, t :: • . LOVELASS ON WILLS.—ELEVENTII EDITION.. 'Lids day was published, In One Volume Octavo, price 12s. boards, THE LAW'S DISPOSAL of a PERSON'S ESTATE WHO DIES win-lour WILL OR TES. TA hl ENT. To which is added, the Disposal of a Person's Estate by Will and Testament ; with an Explanation of the Mortmain Act. By PETER LOVELASS, Gent. The Eleventh Edition,' with numerous Additions. . By NIEL COW, Of Lincoln's Lin, Esq. Barri , ter at Law. • Printea for R. 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This day was published, in Eight Volumes, Bvo. price £4. 145. 6d. boards, the 'Third Edition, of rriliE FAMILY SHAKSPEARE; in which nothing .1 is added to the original Test: but those Words and Expres sions are omitted which cannot with propriety he read aloud in a Family.-13y THOMAS BO Wlll.li 11, Esq. F.B.S. and S. A. " We are of opinion, that it requires nothing more than a notice to bring this very meritorious publicationinto general circulation. " It is quite undeniable that there are many passages in 'Shah speare which a father could not read aloud to his children, a bhp ther to his sister, or a Gentleman to a Lady. " Mr. Bowdter has only effaced those gross indecencies which every one must hive felt as blemishes, and by the removal of which no imaginable excellence can be affected. So far from being missed on their removal. the work generally appears more ininatal and har. monious without them."—Edinb. Review, No. 71. 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