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• , . • . , • oh, ' . f . , . . ' 4 f.: •''; r'... ii,, ' . vi -( 4, -7—` 3 - I • . . . . . . . . • •„... NJ ---- • 4 'l A.' * 4 A l ' ' . . 4 k l P' lif 2 . 4,) _ s , • A. ii "k4iii ) f.. ‘l' . • . \Vp , . OW Pomo , i . :1111Q '\ - t ° Or' ,_. -6 41.t. • •-- c fIL i t . Pt . • • ''' ';',..lial 111/ 7 or • - --• -•-••••-• - • - - - - - - A, . • . - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1815. , .11nER 8960. PRitCi SEVEN-PINCE. i tILAIRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Just published, In The Third Edition, price 7s. 6d. boards, of HINTS to YOUNG PitAC rITIONE RS in the A.A. STUDY of LANDiCA PE PAIN PING. Illustrated by Pyre Engravings, intended to chew the different Stages of the Neutral Tint.—Hy J. W. ALSTON. L. P. ro which are Ode& Instructions in the Art of Painting on Velvet. Printed for Longman, I lurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. noster•row MADEIRA WINES. IN consequence of the failure the late Vintages in Madeira, Teneriffe, and the other Canary Island% Mi d. its and the other Wines there made, are becoming very scarce, and are rapidly Increasing In price. The COMMERCIAL. HALL. WINE COMPANY are therefore elisions to evince their gratitude to their numerous Customers E'er past favoera,and respectfully inform then, and the Public iu general, that for a short time they will sell Madeira% Teneriffes, Vedanta% Broute Madeizas, ice at their present prices, as Wove stated; but the Cowan; must of necessity very soon seU at a considerable ad• •ante VICIVALLIVG-OFFIGE, November •ti, ). THE COMMISSIONERSfr VICIVIALLINV HIS MAJESTr's ArAVP:dI hereby Arid'e Notice, 01-11 S PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform TAMERLANE. ! , iijazet, Mr. KEAN ; •Famerlane ' Mr. POPE ; 11..ne..t.5, Mr. RAE; Azatia , Mr. WALLACK. Mr.. BARTLEY ; Selma, 'Miss 1.. KELLY. Atter which, the new Farce, taped WHO'S WHO? OR, THE. DOUBLE IMPOS CURE. CIIARACTEILS EY 'BARTLEY , Mr. W ALLACK, Mr. BARNARD, :.Ir. Mll NOE N, Mr. VENLEY, Mr. HARLEY ; Mrs. ORGER, and Miss IV ERS 1 u new Farce of Whoa Wilk.? will be pet formed every even t:A .Itrthrr no ice. ...n , crow. the Comedy of the Country Girl. ‘V‘• the day, Tamerlane. tlp new Comedy, called Where to find a Friend. Tha? 6i: TUESDAY; the '_ttst insta it, thuy will be ready 10 receive Tenders, in writing, sealed a i r, and - treat for One Han% dred Tons of OA I'hIF.AI., to be deliverrd in the course of month into hi. Msjen I's Victualling Storys at the Ports and in the proportions undermentioned, viz. DEP i'I.ORD POR rs Mt)tirti • • pLy:viou rit This day was published, In Three Volumes Ittmo. price lits. boards, rrIHE PARIS SPECTATOR; or, L' IiERMITE JL DE I.g-i CHAUSSE-IVANTI N. Containing Observations upon Paiiiian Manners and Customs at the commencement of the Nineteenth Century. Translated from the French. By WILLIAM JEROAN. This lively and entertaining View of the State of Society in Paris, at the most eventful period of Its annals, obtained great celebrity in that City, and has been unanimously accorded a high rank among the periodical productions of French Literature. The amusements, annoyances, pleasures, and discomforts of a Pails fashionable life, are sketched with a humorous and witty hand; nor has there ever issued !;esin the press of that country, a more animated and close imitation of our own exquisite Spectator. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. 50 Tad. 20 So Per Dos. Per Doz. &d, soft, and high.fla . . 9 0. soured The finest Teneriffe 4145. Ditto Videnia -48 s. Ditto Latigarote - 50$. IN PINTS. Ditto Palma -50 s. I West-India Madeira 36s . Ditto West India Madeira, East - India Ditto • 455. very old . -68 s. Malmsey Ditto - 455. Ditto East-India Ditto, very Malmsey Canary . 454. 1 Orders for the above forwarded to the Commercial Hall Wine Company, No. 10, Skinner-street, and 340, Oxford-street, or to any ut the Company's Agents in the country , will meet with im media-le attention. Also, Cape Madeira', the best ever imported, 345. per doz. Ditto Old Drente Madeira -50 s. ditto. N. B. The shove, with all other articles in the Wine Trade, are delivered free of expense within ten miles of the City of Lendem. . 100 Tone; Aid to be paid for by Ellis payable with interest ninety days after date; and also for the Sale of all the YEAS that skill b. made in his Majesty's grewhouse at Deptfdrd, fur one year bona the date of the Contract. The ConditiOns of the Contracts may be seen at the Seery. ivy's Office. No regard twill be had to any Tender in which the pries shall not be it feria/ in words at kigth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before one o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 21st instant, nor sinless she terms who wakes the Tender, or some person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. o • n It i.A I'RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per. formed, Gtrrick's Dramatic Romance of CV MON. "Alerlin, Mr. EGERTON; Cymon, Mr. DURUSET ; m •a:rtond, 7vlioi BURRELL ; Dorus, Mr. LISTON ; 1..nc0, Mr. PAW cEr ; Damon, Mr. 'FINNEY ; Dorilas, r Mr. NORRIS. I*7glnda, Mss HUGHES ; Sylvia, Miss STEPHENS; at ima, Mrs. GIBBS; Phoebe, Miss MiALPINE; 'while, Miss MAI - MEWS ; Dorcas, Mrs. LISTON. To which will be added, THE MAGPIE, or THE MAID. Te-trorrow , Isabella; with Midas. on I hursday, the Tragedy of Percy. (al Friday, a new Farce, called What's a Man of Fashion On Saturday, the Tragedy of 'rhe.Gamester. This day was published, pries Is. 6d. A T [MAT:Si; on COUGHS and COLDS. with ,imple and efficacious Methods of Cure. Fourth Edition. By WM. HICKMAN. e e ls I , v J. Robinson, 5, Paternoster-row ; Mins, Bath i Nor. ton, his ~I; Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; Rusher, Reading; Montt.). an 1 Starter, Oxford; and all Booksalers in Town and Country. MISS BURNEY's NEW WORK. ('n ;hr i! De:ember will be published, the First Volume of TAL.E3 FANCY.—By Miss BURNEY.— Cotazining, the SHIPWRECK. P: toted for 11. Colburn, Public Library. 50, Conduit-street. tj: wt ,, on, and all Booksolers, may now be had, new Editions of he following Popular Works, by the sane Author. • Ci.reittute, S vol.. :as. Geral line fauconberg, 9 vols. 21$. s • t r tit. of Nature, 4 voh. ens. CA' 't'AIGNS OF lat 4 AND mi. Ili!s day was putiot. -1. in we Volumes Sim price 21s. the bccond Edition, comps, in a circumstantial Detail of the Bat 6.0 of Waterloo, by a French `:t,tif Officer, AN AU IsHENTIC NARItATIVF. OF THE INVASIONS of FRANCE, in t5l 4 ...id 1615. By I. DB. BEAUCHAMP. Author of the Ilibtorl of the War of I.a Vendee. This Work forms a desirable companion to Labaume's Cam paign in Rus,ll. The zn I military rnn7ls I.f nations i ; t ee certainly neva eupplie.i such •ti.tr: • ..bj , cis fur the corrent plation of mankind as are united in the descriptiou of this Wo n...loci( tpoch, in which are exhibited the meet memorable events r••.I ti..e roost affeciri int-Mots that were ever I roduced by the A of war or reedriltd by the p.w of Isiwory. ed for H. Cothran. :10, CortJuit atreet. This day was puhtisht d, In Fteolcap !ten. the I.ol.tili Ettiti.sn, price boards, of filiiE WORLD BEFORE [LIE FLOOD, a il I- Poem in ien Cantos, with other occasional Piices. By JAM I.S M ),:s 11.11) NiEis V. 1':1!.!,.1 for Longman, liur.t, Kees (Irm.., and Prowl', Pater -I*-111W ; at the Grath Galitry, 34, New Vonti.stiect. 01 wh .itt may be tail, by same Aulirit, 1. 'rhe \l'en litd:es, and other Poems; the Faurth Edition, iu c^•.l tivJ. 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In 11 price ss. 6d. bound --_—.... . -• day was published, in Ito. illustrated with •I'wenty-one Etchings by the Author, price itis boards. CASES of DISEASED ,BLADDER and TES- I ICI.E, By WILLIAM WADD. Surgeon. : Printed for 1. Cal:ov::. Medical Bookseller, No. 10 1 Crown-court, Pram:l-street, Soho. Where may be had. t.y the same Author. Observations on the best Mote of Relieving Strictures In the litt-thra, with Remarks on :he frequent Inefficacy and ill El frai of Catwic Applications; the Second Edition, enlarged, Bvo. pike Is. hoarls.—Also, lately published, Cursory Remarks on CotpilLncy. By a Member of the Royal Collette of ':urgetitis; Second Edition, Bvo. 3a. Callow's Catalogue of a Modern Collection of Books, for 181.;-iti, in Anatomy, Median', Surgery, Chemistry, Botany, att.; con , ' •ig the most approved Atitliots. To whizh are ad d.d, a List of tlw yahoos tee/sores delivered in London, &c tails the terms tisittendance. Price is. 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Casio Too romans, littno. price 4s bound. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. DR. VENEL's celebrated TONIC PILLS are an Immediate, infallible, and permanent remedy for ill those deplorable infirmities, and distressing debilities of the nervous, vascular, and muscular system, which are occasioned by early indiscretions, or the excesses of riper years : it is not, how ever, by exciting a temporary stimulus or irritation that their benign but powerful effects are manifested, but by restoring the languid, debilitated, low-spirited, nervous, and relaxed of both ►exec, to renovated heath, the comfort of a serene mind, and the enjoyment of social happiness. This inestimable remedy is prepared and sold, genuine, only by the Doctor, at his house, No. in, Alfred-place, Bedford bquars, price Uls. CURE FOR I'HE TOOTH-ACHE, t.;l/ M-RILES, &c. qIROTTER's celebrated TINCTURE, which is A. well known for its safety, and no ways prejudicial to the enamel; also the ORIEN FAL DEN I'IFRICE, or ASIATIC TOO POW DER. 114 efficacy and virtues being acknowledged by the most respectable Me lical Authorities, used by many, and recommended for shove qti years. I he Po wd..r cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the breath, poises-es no acid that can corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful polish on the Teeth. Front its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradicwes the Scurvy (which often proves the destruc tion of a whole set of teeth), preserves sound teeth from decay, arrores (I..cayed teeth from getting worse, fastens those which are loose, and proves the happy means (4 preventing their being drawn. Pow der 2s 9d. a box; I itictueg ditto; Brushes ls.each. Sold, wholtsale, retail, and for exportation, by the original ia ventor and proprietor, Mrs. "Trotter, Nu. 3, Beaufort-buildings, Strand; and wail by Mr. Bealum, druggist; Mr. Simmons and Mr. Mill., Portsmouth ; Mr. JOllll9Oll, Gosport ; Mr. Webb, Portsea ; Mr. Lucas, Southampton; Messrs. Brodie and Co. Ja. lisbury ; Mr. Hamilton, Guernsey : Mr. Jackson, Plymouth; Mr. Congdon and Mr. Grenville, Plymouth Dock ; Mr. Thomp son and Mr. Arnold, Isle of Wight ; Mr. Aldred, Yatminoth: Mr. Thompson, Chatham; Mrs Jacobs, sheerness; Mr. Ridley, Harrowgate; Mr Jefferson, Isle of Man ; Mr. Viner and Mr .Meyer, Bath; Mrs. Marriet, ditto ; Mrs. Sbearcldf, Bristol Li brary ; Messrs. Mills rod Co. ditto; Mr. Newbery, D ime-street, Dublin; Mr. Jannillon, Lapel-street, ditto; Mr. Smith, Dame• street, ditto; Mr. Benjamin, Rochester ; Mr. Fluidal, Cornwall ; and every sapital town in Scotland and Ireland. RHEUMA FISMS, etc. OHILBLA INS itfe prevented from breakin g , and V their toinienting hcking, instantly removed by WHITE HEAD'. ESSENCE of MW' I'ARD, universally esteemed for its ettraordittari' Efficacy iu Rheumatism., Palsies, Gouty Affve thins, :till Complaints of the Stomach; but where this craw remedy has been unknown. or neglected, and the Chilbla • hay. actually broke, WHITEHEAD'. FAMILY CERA FE. will ease he pain, and very speedily, heal them. This Cera• 4: us equally efficacious for ad ill•condhioned Sores, Sore Legs, &whittle Eruptions, Watches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breaking,- out on the Face, Now, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, time I le.uls,lnd other Scorbutic Huntorre. the EiSENCE of MUS LARD is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and eel cacious remedy in the world, curing the severest hprains and Bruises in less than half the time weedy taken by any other Liniment *r Embrocation. it also heals Cuts. punctures Iram dbarp Instruments. Nails, Thorns, Splinters, &c. with incredible facility, without smart or pain, preventing inflammation and fes tering, and is equally useful in the various acadents of animals— in short it is a domestic remedy of suck uncommon excellence sod utility. that no family sensible to its own comfort should ever be without it. Prepared only, and sold by IL Johnston, Apothecary, Ne. 15, Oreek-street, S&io, London. The Essence and Pills at us. 9d. each, the Cerate at Is. ltd. and 2s. WI. and may he had of every Medicine Vender In the United Kingdom. ••• The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of RJOIIINSTOM allhated 1111 it. HICKMAN'S PILLS. ------- IN the various complaints incident to the human Ra ng there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their CO than the GRAVEL and ONE, PAINS in the BACK, LOINS, BLADDER, and LUM. DAGO. They are complaints to which every person is liable. and are a foundation for every other species of Disorder. The above Invaluable Medicine composed of the most innocent in. gredients, has been found of singular efficacy, in the above Com plaints removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious tendatey to these disorders, without confine. meat. Front a consciousness of the powerful quality of thew Pilb, fully evinced by a private practice of many years, they are offered to the afflict...d i and recommended u a curs for the thou complaints. COPY of a LETTER from C GEORGE GORDON, Esq to Mr. DIKMAN. Sir—Having been for above twenty years greatly distressed with the Gravel, viedent pain. in the back, a Stranguary, with little intermission, and the most escruriating tortures, whenever ! I attempted to make riter ; and list became so wi ak, from want of rest and appetite, was scarcely able to walk acrtos the room. In Impel of relief, 1 had, Isom time to tittle, recourse to the best advice, and took the must approved prescriptions, with out being any better. Observing HICKMAN'S PILLS adver tised as an effectual cere for the Stone and Gravel, and Stoppage of Urine, I used them this summer forte bout two months; and from them found myself daily better, ps my water freely with. out pain; my appetite and strength restored, am able to ride on horseback, which I could not do for twelve ni oohs preceding the use of these Pills. Sir, your most obedient ,errant, October 24. G EORGE GORDON, Sub-Sheriff, Berwickshire. From R. VFARIER, Esq. to Mr. HiCKMAN, Apothecary. Sir.-1 believe HICKMAN'S PILLS to be the best ineOicine ever known for curing the Gravel, therefore I have taken oppor tunity to recommend them. 'lwo boxes and a half li,ve cured me, so that I have not found it necessary to•talte more ; and although I have suffered greatly tront that disorder, I shall uev. r be strata of it, when I eau procure so good a remedy. I am, &c. kiemsby, near Yarmouth , R. FERRIER. Nortolk, Feb. 19. Sold at Mr. Butler's, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Chneob yard ; and Most Medicine . Venders. in England, Scotland', Ire land, Wales, East and West Indies, Anteri.:3, &c. to boles at Ye. 9d. each. MATCHLEiS WHEEL CONTAINS THE GREATEST PRIZLi EVER KNOWN!!! N ---- EXT SATURDAY, November 25, at Nine u'Clock In the Moroisg, the LAST DAY of DRAWING the 15,000 Ticket*. THREE Prises of selo.ooo TWO • - d 20,0110 ONE - - 24.000 SIX - - ,ft ,uOO Beside* Prizes of *Cion, SSOO, Zit)°, Etc. Ste. Three per Can. Consols. - - ' T. BUSH. the Contractor. 'gratefully acknowledges the &tin. gaished preference of the POlic Contmauds at h'•s favoured Of. ices, between the First and Second Days et Drawing, ard invitee their attention to the above matchless state of the Wheel, which, from the number and magnitude of fire Prizes, i. uttrqualtr4; and by the great rise of Stocks, an advantage is secured to Ad venturers never known before, and which probably will never occur again. As long as any Tickets remain with T. BISH, the Contractor, be will preserve a choice S -Intim), at his Offices, No. 4, Caast• mixt., and 9, CII/Lit ING-CatilS, 1. titian. But From the number and magnii ude of toe Prizes, The extraordinary advantage by the Rise of .-nocks, And the few Tickets ant Shares remitting unso►d, an immediate purchase is essential, to prev,nt tic. ippoititittent. CI IN MART, As, CHEAPSIDE. THE leading Articles in the Daily SALES of MISCELLAINIEOLN PROPERTY, by AUC Mr. M0.41', at the City Mart, are sirraAged as follows, viz. on MONDAY'S, PLATED G •ODS. 11. E .R 4, &C. dtc :TUESDAYS, .1 v, kimit Cur GLASS, &C. WEDNE6DAYS, LINEN and WOOLLZN DRAPZRY, Ha SIERT, &C. I'HURiDAY3, CUTLERY, JAPAv WARE, &C. FRIDAYS, l'oaLe .-iERVICES, CHINA. GLASS, &C. SATURDAYS, WRI ISt: DESKS, W 01.11( Bases, Tact. loons, Etc. he Goods are on view from eight o'clock, every morning and during :he whole of the sale, wnich commences at twelve p. cisely, and, for the accom:notlatioii of th whose business of the day l!oprive. them of the o,io tunny, ag tin in the evening at seven o'clock. EMPIitS furnishing houses, Captains of Ships, Sopercartnes, anil :railer. in general, livid great advantage in p acts* iiig at an under rate at these miscellaio oils Sales, whi.te aluso-t every Sr. tick i.t ase or ortianteut sat. Je and user, tiaras is warranted perfect. It win greatly taulitate t4P business of the Mart if the k• • prierors 01 Property, who are under the neee-siiy of serkitT; ;•ts immediate market, will .end in thew article. for sale two slays prior to the waive at Y4ilgt:th,ll:. and cois.ul. t'ie Proprie or of the Mart between the hoots of seven aid divvt.,, its te,e morning. TtioNIAN M 4 ).% Sworn Br •Iter, Apisraiser, Aid sole Proprietor of the Guy Mart. UNIYARSII r INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, NOVEMBER is. Saturday, the Rev. homas Prince, M.A. xis admiled F‘t low at Wadham Wednesday, Mr. Robert Gout was admitted Schalar of College. The Rey. Thomas Wood Simpson, M A. PePew of Wore:stet College, has been pre..eitted h zsvitysni to the Rec tory of Thtirincoe, in Yorkshire, vacant by the data ..::he Rev. Mr. Parker. 'Thursday, the following Gentlemen were admitted to degr.ms : BACHELORS Of ARTY. Robert Healey, Esq of Oriel Cottle, Grand Compounder. Mr. Charles &ruse Dickins, of Oriel College. Mr. William [bland Belford, of University College Mr. lamer Betts of Trinity College. Mr. Francis Del;is Grose. of Magdalen Hall. Mr. William Cookson, of Brasennose College. Mr. Hoary Blackberry Faulkner, of ditto. The same day, in a Convocation, the following gentlemen, who bad been previous!) , nominated to succeed to the (Alice of Select Preacher, at Michaelmas next, were approved by the House,vta. Rev. Frodsham Hodson, D.D. Principal of Brasennose College; Rev. Thomas Horne B 1). and Key. Peter Elmsley, M.A. Christ Church ; Rev. John Page, B.D Fellow of Braseoneee College ; Rev. John Lightfoot, M.A. Fellow orMerton College. At the same time the appointment of the Rev. Charles Barton. D.D. Fellow of Corpus Christi Colima, to be one of the Select Pres( hers, in the room of the Rev. Charles /Allman Mount. M.A. of the same College, who had resigned, was approved by the House. CAMBRIDGE, NOVEMBER 17. The subject of the Norrisian Prize for the present year Is The Use and Necessity of Revelation. Ile subject fur the Chi:olW. Wes l'hitd Gold Medal for this year is, fslaliontet. The following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees SACSILLORS Or LAWS. John Topp, St. John's College; Henry Mere, Catherine Hall; and John Custante, Trinity•house. SACiItLORS OT ARTS. Jobn Pleachey, Peter Hou'e; Augustus Ladbrohe Hubbard, and Edward Trowbridge Halliday, of Christ College; John Hutchinson, and Anthony Gordon, of 'amity College; Rev. E. M. Jackson, St. John's College; and John Hopkins, Cathe rine Hall. ICCLESI AST IC AL PItINIOTI3NS. R l e h v e . C se h n a a r t le r s o ;c f G O l t a t s l g . o v w xn u io n re iv , "tT B A. R ha e v c e tor co o n f fe C red ra th e e y, deg in ree the of diocese of Herefuld, is installed a prebendary of inkier...row, is oat cinhedral • Rev. E. Booth, M.A. Chaplain to L o rd O rf ord , and Vicar of Friskney, Lincolnshire, to the Rectory of Firsby, with Steeping Magna. •I he Rev. Robert Darer", A.B. is instituted to the Rectory of Bradfield Sr. Clare, near bury, on his own petition 'l lie Rev. George Sreph , n Molineint Moingonierie, A. B. to the Rectory of Garboldisham, in Essex, on ti.e presentation of C. M. Moto goinerie , Esq. Doctor in 1:twology on the Rev. J. Beg, Minister ni New Monk. land, and on the Rev. John Brown, Mriiis. er o: Langton. l'uesday se'nnight, the Associate Congregation ut Airtb gave a barnisetuus call to Mr. James beintuervile, reacher. • • • • • • • I I I • • l • 1