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U _ Ni!)113 10„014. r .. t h Apparsnce this Season of the Grand Equestrian jump of Voltigeurs and Tumblers. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLETS), WEST NI I NSTER-ERI DG E. oder the patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Pomo Ramer and the Duke of Ireoug. rus PRESENT EVENING. TOMORROW, and SATURDAY, at Half-past Six o'Cinkk ptecisely, , sr Orsa, Historical Equestrian Melo-Drama, called IITI•POLITA, QUEEN OF TIIR AMAZONS! D y p ma iitt, Queen of the Amazons Mrs. Astiey. is the course of the psece a Triumphal Procession ao‘Peiblic t a :anon of Hyppolita. Chivalric Combat in the superb Was! I vies! I%tal Conflagration of the Castle, and Final Defeat of Arnazom Di am ond, the Flying Hussar, will, without the aid of e, e 4 3 .4ic apparatus, ga rhrotigh various extraordinary Leaps.-- ii:aenianhip, by Mr. Avery.—A Dew Comic Song, by Mr, svoil .—ln the olive of the evening, fourth time this mos% extraordinary Exercises by the Grand Equestrian Troop Voitigeurs and Tumblers !—The whole to conclude with the i N ioneg Mels-Dramatic Spectacle (in Two Acts) called THi: SISTERS ; or, The Heroines of Switzerland. ; 4 ,1 4s. Pit es. Gallery ls.--Doeirs open at II lf-past Five. geod Price at Half past Eight. Places far the Boxes to be l ien of Mr. Kielo.:11, at the Theatre, from Ten till Four, of oiJra Private Ones may be had nightly. Places cannot pos be kept later than Half-past Seven. boards. I Os. Bd. MUMS AtlD,li AME L, PRit N,W A N OST ROC lIT,Stc. This dpy was published. 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" This is one of the most interesung Narratives that has lately (alien under our observation. This simple journal of the captivity and sufferings of the unfortunate mariners, fully engages, from beginning to end, the attention and sympathy of the reader." Edinburgh Mag. Nov. 18111. In a few days will be published, Elegantly printed on a fine Paper, price, In boards, 7s. the S.tcend Edition, considerably enlaed, of THE TRIUMPHS of RELIGI ON; a Sacred Poem. In Four Pans. By MISS HARRIBT COPE. Primed for P. C. and J. Malayan, No. 62, St. Paul's Church -1:scl, and N 0.3, Waterloo-place, Pall-maU. Of wouna may be bad by the Lame 'Luther, A few remaining Copies of Stitcme ; • Poem.. In Four Parts, Ituated with Notes.--Phew 10s. This day Were t übllshed, in Bvo. price is. boards, VARIOUS VILWS of DEATH, for illustrating the Wisdom and Bemevolenee of Divine Administration, in"conducting Mankind through that awful Ch ßy the Rev. 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To be LET for a Term of Five Years, FURNISHED, By Mr. ROBINS, AVERY COMPLETE FAMILY RESIDENCE, placed on that fine commanding spot Hanger Hill, with Offices of all descriptions, Coach-houses, and Stables, well sup plied with fine Water, excellent Garden, walled and well planted With choice Fruit Trees; Gardener's House Green-house, Lawns, Pleasure-gront.d, and any quantity of fine Meadbw Land, hot exceeding SIXTY ACRES, may be had if required. The beautiful Scenery from the House is unrivalled. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had cif Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. THE high Encomiums bestowed by the Nobility and Gentry upon the above N,ew Sauce; induces the Pro prietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SQN, to offer to the Public at large a Caution against Imitations, by mentioning, none can be relied upon as genuine wlthOut each Bottle being sealed under their Firm and Address, and also each Label hav ing their Signature. The utility and convenience of tbisSasse, being adapted for all purposes, has caused a great demand for it, and its increase of carculation bids fair to equal their much and long-esteemed ESSENCE of A Nowvtia, They respectfully solicit a trial from those who have not used it, being confident it will give satisfaction to the Mont palate. Warehouse, No. to?, (corner of the Savoy Steps,) Seams, London. TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND. Ozwasussr, • THERE is nothing so indispensable.to a genteel as a clean Boot or Shoe. A man's fortune or his talents may be of the most shining sort ; but unless his boots have a tittle of the true shining quality also, he will meet with but a comparative small part of the respect and admiration that may be his due. This is the law of Fashion, and she must be obeyed. The truth of this fact is undeniable ; and when it is universally allowed that there is nothing so odious idsociety, and so much against the laws of cleanliness and decorum, as foul and ill-cleaned boots or shoes, whu would not seek after the pro: per remedy ? It has been frequently remarked, and particularly by the Fair Sex, how beautifully the feet of those Gentlemen appear who use Turner's real Japan Blacking, for it is unques tionably the best that is made, for giving a fine and Wholesome , polish to boots and shoes. It is therefore recommended tr. Gentlemen and Ladies, as the only article of this kind which they ought to purchase, as it produces the highest polish and jet black ever beheld. Friends will be kind to request their carriers and servants to ask particularly for TURNER'S BLACKING, the country being inundated with a great'quantity of trash, what some please to style Japan Blacking. N.B. This elegant Composition may be had of the Grocers, Stationers, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Druggists, Boot-makers sad Shopkeepers in general in this Town ; and all others through out this Country, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. KT Auk for TURNER'. BLACKING at Bd. Is. Is. Bd. each Ci*X4l;Xe:Yil /94. Blacking Manufactory, No. 114, London-Road, Southwark. THE RIFLEMAN.—A WATIILOO Itfeltot HE levell'd his Rifle,—the herald of Death , In ambish while stretclid on the green ; The Ef'ning had dos'd on the fight,,and beneath lier shades, widely spread o'er the gore-critason'd heath. The dead and the dying were seen ! 'Twas then that a Chieftain of Britain's fam'd host Of Warriors, his Charger bestrode, — He roam'd o'er the field, in deep reverie lost, And thought on the carnage the victory cost, As onward be pensively rode ! lie pad near the spot Where the Marksman was All vigilant, still, and unseen,— The Chieftain he ey'd through the 'Night's sable shade, And thrice of fell Death the dark deed he essay'd,— Yet paged each faint effort between For still as be alm'd, by the Moon's transient beam, Appear'd to his horrified view A Warrior, so tiny, who shone thro' the gleam, Intent, by the Steed of the Chief, it would seem The Rifleman's art to subdue The Marksman retir'l,—'twas the luminous hue Of Warren's Jet Blocking that shone, On the Boots of the Chief, and display'd to his view The mini tune form of the Yager, who flew, Appall'd by the Blacking alone ! The Chieftain who high in command in the strife, And dauntless is danger attacking, Return'd to the bosom of friendship and wife, Exultingly states, under Heaven his life lie owes to friend Wsaleres Jet Diacking! This easy Shining and brilliant BLACSING, prepared 111 akd tkvz."z. . 30, STRAND, London; And sold in tar dery Town in the Kingdom, at od. 10d. lid. and tod. oak. Also Paste Birching, in Pots 6d. ltd. and 114. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Shilling Doodled Livid er Ask tor WARKEN's Bbekluga J