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~a~ - Q .ti . K4 Ol , "/ 5 • .1 • . `Ø! it • "• *I •, :.'i . ~. . 4 ; "/.491 404,; . Ik, ..• 4 4. tIEATRE nov.u., ANN. MILS PRESENT' EVENING. their Majesties' s i oants will perform the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. KEAN. After which the new wroth Pamomiwe called THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS. 1',,-morrow, As You Like It ; with The Ninth States. -- • THEATRE ROyAL,VOVENT-GARDEN. "PHIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, the new Musical Fistratotnniont coital BROTHER AND SISTER. Don Chrtstotal de forme*, Mr.. FAWCETT ; Pon Sylvia de Irlong, Mr. rfußusE I . ; Paclltc.,, Mr. LISTON ; Banal*, Mr. BLANCHARD. Donna hsdcu M;sl STEPHENS ; \Alla Camilla, Mrs. the, Miss M A T TH Agatha, Mrs. LISTON; ItwanEAVS. CA Whit lad SUPPoßTAtigleil CiALDßitiier SOL tifERS, SAILbRS, and MARI/934 natives of .SCOTLAND, as cannot he adniittadintorhe Rgal Institutions of Chelsea and areenwiA, aid of indigent Scoistkparents residint in Lundalis not critled to. Parochial Relief. PATROSIIM.* Hl' R MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY, THE QUEEN. VI.CX-PATRONtSSE S. lir r R ;N% 11 Highness the Princess AUGUSTA SOPHIA. thr it (IA Highness the Prince's@ ELIZABETH. Her Royal Highness the erlficess MARY. Her Royal Highness thy Princess SOPHIA. Her Royil Highness the Printers CHARIQTTE.of WAMS. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of YORK !ad ALBANY. Vice-Pornons. • Field-Marshal his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK sod ALBANY, Cenansaader-IN.Chief. Field-Marshal his Royal Highness. Abe ,Duke of SENT aril STRA.THEARN, slot the Royal Scots. His R. H. the Duke of SUSSEX, Earl at INVERNESS. Pet tlittfT. His Royal flightless thesDake of KIINTand STRATHEAItg. • PIIIIMOSNIVI oat mut Worm The Most Noble the .Marehloaw, of IkTAFFOItD, Countess of su rttrAArl The Right Honourable tbi Coonte P itni OT EATIALSANE. ifter...lor.rilitl tete. " ' His Grace the Duke of MONTR.OS/47.,,0:i1id K .T. rho Right Honourable the Earl of BREADALBANE. The Right Honourable Viscount MELVILLE. The Right Honourable Lord LYNDOCH, K. O.C. B. The Right Honourable Sir ARCHIBALD MACDONALD, Bt: _ GALT, Eeq. lo the course of the long and sanguinary conflict in which the. British arms have born so dwinpished and so glorious a part, it must be obvious, that the number of the destitute. Children of those brave Men, Natives of Scotland, who have fallen or been disabled in the course of the War, must 'read) exceed that of any former period in our history. • The Highland Society of Londoq, being well informed of the wretchedness and misery of a very great number of such Chil dren, took this most important subject into consideration; and determined sopropose the founding of an institution, to be called " The Caledonian Asylum," iu order to rescue those children from extreme poverty and its frequent concomitant, vice. Zeal. activity, and liberality. in affording mutual support, have ever been considered, as qualities for which the people of Scotland are eminently distinguished; and •no doubt is enter. taiued of. those qualities being fully displayed, on this very in. teresting occasion. At the same time that this appeal•is made to die patriotism and humanity of the vident part of tqe countrymen of the forlorn and helpless objects of this Charity, It is-thought• proper to ii. lord an opportunity to Scotchmeo of every drat:ranting, ee taboos. teelingt it will probably be gratifying, to panic pate in this work of benevolence, by contributing snarl' sums, according to their means, not less than five shillings; which will be most thank. fully received • and the names of such of ere i?onors as shall be left at the diff:retit houses of receipt, previous to Its establish. ment, wiLt be recorded, as 4oeuders of the institution, in com mon with thuse of their .more opulent Brethren, t heft merit being equll to, er perhapssreater, than that el the largest . . con tributor to the fund. • Subscriptions obtained by the Highland doelety, published in our bat. .10054 111 II Subscriptions received since 7th Lomat,. • • Rt. Hon. 14Sattuun 5e.52 10 Robert Pnugle, Esq. of ' lion. Wm. Fraser VI 5 I Messina • 1010 [ Right H on. Earl Gower 21 0 John Mule, Esq. of Sir Wm. Fuser, Bart.' 52 10 Gottenbuigh 21 5 Right Hon. Lord Niddry 10 10 Wm. Anderson, Esq. • 10 10 . Nugent Eirklend, Esq. 10 101 Dosiiisttorrre, Es 10 Illi iiir Gilbert Blame, of ' ' • Right Honourable Lord Bliutetleld, Bart. 111 0 Etskine - MI S Campbell Majoribanks 10 10 I J. W. Adam, Esq. 10 10 -Colitis 'fritter 10 10 Sir James Montgomecie RG 8 kight Hon. the Earl of John loving, Esq. M.P. 96 4 • D)aleon. I * eleon. . 52 10 Chas. Grant, Jun. M.P. 20 0 Sad of Hume - 52 10 i itlarnsaduke Constable Flesliall,Esq..T.R.S. 10 101 Meawall, /eq. 105 0 Charles beg 5 5 , Peter Crawitati Bruce, l. 110, Esq. Ades). Esq. 52 10 eate, Edinburgh 10 10 Sir N'illlanX Cumming Sir Ruben Sibarp Alas- i Gordon, Bart. 51 10 ley, Uwe. 10 10.1 F. Grant, Esq. In It Westulndis-Dock Cons- Sir Bvsrassl Omni le w I pany 105 0 b. Haliburtuu, Esq. 50 ,u James Adams I)orden, Sir Edward .Intruhus 10 10 I Esq. 108 0 E. Majorilsaaks, Esq. 10 10 David Ceningliam, Esq. 26 6 I Highland, Society. • Wm. Peirly,,k.up 52 10 Gen. Sir hob. teitguevo 10,1 d George Ha , h4ni, Esq. 2) 5 I Mr Alt*. Hope • 6 •ii fhomal Ktarsey, Esq. 26 5 Sir David Dundas ifs. 0 Julia IN.c faggart, Eli. 26 5 Messrs. Drummond* Isl John ec I aggert, Esq. l . and Co. 100 0 of Calcutta . •26 . 5 Miss Barbera Campbell .52 10 Saturn :Scut, Esq. M.P. '.16 5 I kr. lion. Lord puntlas 52 tu James limes. lie. 2. 5 i Gen. Janes Balfour . lit 0 Andrew Adair, Esq. 4 b3 5 1 Mrs. C. Sehmel 10 0 Although: the National Establishments for the 'relief of the Schoen and Sol.hers are vary extrusive, slid supported with gar at munificence, yet it is impusidble tLey should embrace loopy objects desetvnig of public attention and commiseration. No incentive is so great—no remuneration .s Li grattfal to the minas of 'thew /ado tight the.battles of their,country, as atten- Jima t* them otspriotg, *Wild they became sentential. No men hs v.! so just a claim to such remuneration, sod *s 41Wiry can a4dradr itself with greaser force to the feelings and ;be jusoce ut suoitkied. • I o give to &Wires of this description the mesas of familiar / 44 0 0 * the dagallaills and precepts of fin Moly Scriptures, said cisi g tit Cder.Ce Illidu AS bauslicrett &redo, by whic h tbay et gate eya honest livelihood, is the primary porpOoe of the Pr $ 1 6 6 0 4 .' Oen. The Noblemen and Gentlemen of Ireland and ales, l As .THIU as the abatises of massy other countries, resident Ur Loudon,' bog fang ao. tositided eitabliehaaeita fur the edistation of 'their Infant coot, and have supported them with greet spirit and Ishii tali, y. It ill ust, with some mortalc.aittn, he conleased, that no such establishment Las hitherto been set on foot in,beltelt of the &eights Infant pour, notwithstanding the Preskeity of so many eudividnal snit ives of . Scotland, and-the rapid increase e wealth wb.ch Wu s,usstss.isioct so ciosi pan of 0.4 liaileu lisingdaat; sod is li'lll/4`u4kmi kV stair rgitret.•. Thin • was theeNti•teit' I/ am hland" Sac sty ; anti being strangly ancopraged an.t . lore. P y sepperted by successive resitlents of his M a way's Revel Family, who have spared. no pairis, either at Pubde Met tinePs AL cOlPoiltteas Al the Society, et by - privet* cowmen afeoimii, to pretuote the proposed Arlitilitarith k was deter mined, that, in addition to the ,goetributign 9$ the Sot.iftvtg. sell, a general appeal should barnacle to the *wrathy of tee cook. 'the frank ot the lint forts of the Cunmesitteetur the establish went of a llaledeetea Aryiehab has enceodid their amiss sanguine expectations. The beginning (for as yet it chit oily be ca ll e d such) has been most sutpiciotis. Already. ..ilsey are 'stabled. to =a temporary receptacle for a limited augther 91 dgukum, ma and female ; and it Is propoied, as the funds In gram, ;hat she .4buity shall be progressively extended. • A very pousideraisiesnm will be lotetelletely squired, to ewe a suiteble Budding to the &swum/41WD td $9O Vbigree lu. the first instance, even when that strict eceneiny it Observed, whigh., on stab *melon* should be considered as a sactU ditty. At ibis a mine mite it is hoped, that when- the costillettenr, which are evened from ell the *id& ihrpeudeaudeisitaatt as well as it borne, 0101 hove beep completed. the Bu lis' mar be web as may help to commemorate the glory and success wbh which.the efforts of this United Empire have co-operiad v in completely frustrating the daring attempt of laying the . I.4lnloris of Europe, 414 titia animas the toe. et the foot of trews. i r Sliburiotions ;111, 4 4eive 4 el tee Webitegebremei a. l'huinas Cantle Cu.; Mews. JP 411%,/;904.1 1 14 1 .1 . mall • . ; Meogra barn, 'thereto% Free. lid Dowtri Mesita, sr, 4ilphs I9erdeM, Farquhar, and Co ; Davison, kioel, and Co, and Meurs. Snilth, Payee, Ind SMiths; aad by John Gast, Esq. becretary; 44, Weyinouth-street; Portland-place, to whom Letters and loquiries, poet paid, may be addressed; also at the Bar of Lloyd'sCoffer.house. As it Is intended to preserve In the institution the Names of all,the Subscribers, it is requested that they may be carefully **ten, together with any title or dlstistelno enjoyed by inheri *ire, ripe, areaway, or derived from ono or aka SOUTH-SEAHOUSE, FEBRUARY 4. ISIS. .THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the SOUTH t SEA COMPANY live Notice, that a GENERAL. COURT of the said Company will be held at this Home, no THURSDAY nett, the Sth *tam, at One o'Cloek precisely, on Spedal Affairs.. HARRY STOE, Sec. VANAI. PROPERTY. • TO BB SOLD BY PRIVATE, CONTRACT, By Mr. SCOTT. T . .EEDS sad "LIVERPOOL. MONMOUTH. XI Noah,' liwarbridge, Warwick andßirmingham, Nqnsn, Grand Junction, Grand Union, Rochdale, Worcester and Bit rnhigbant, Croydon, and argont'a Canal, Highgate Archway, and Wandowarthiron itailwaffihares. SS, New Bridge-wrest, Leiden, Fib. 4. • BLANDFORD, DORSET. TO BE SOLD in BEE at the extremity of the Town, and pos. session to be bad the 10th orSepteraber, ISIS, A HANDSOME and convenient DWELLING- 1 HOUSE, with Offices &c. mull:deftly surrounded by a lofty brick walled Garden full of the finest Fruit-trees. The House is now let for sixty pounds per annum, the Tenant paying every tax, but the Property Tit. There are two Packs of Fox Hounds contiguous to the Town and remarkable good Fishing. Far Particulars and price, apply to Mr. Stephen Carpenter, of "handfed. -PPR:S,JAN. 1, Ibl -NAVAL Ilitt.r.PAY. . • • MUCH inconvenience and dell have been occ.t• slotted respeeting these Payments, In cases of Remitt:rices, by the necessary Affidavi:s not having been sent, and :he its turns of Income not having been made, in due time: the Trea surer therefore;amtiously desirous that the Officer. should re , :t No their Half• Pay with the least possible delay, after adveitt•,ement of Its hint from the Navy Office, earnestly recommends it to them, to forward the said A ffidavitt hi•entUf or the Paynvetrer at this Office, and the Return, of Income to the Asales.rs of the Properteraz at the Navy °Nee, as soon as it %full be practicable after the aspiration of each quarter. When these transmissions are not made in proper tino. she Payments are enrioldably delayed till the nett regular reelll-div. • i'ICIiJdLLL►G OFPICE, AL 4, lens. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICITALLTITO XIS MAJESTri NAVY; a Afrehtrive • That on FRIDAY nett, the 'Oil► instant, they will be reedy to recd.. Tenders in writing, (staled up) and treat for Sit Hundred Quarterage Nei, Tale and Two Hundred Quat•era of Nuw c10,4c. dried AMBER MALT, to be answerable to osittpto• ( ~f nut less than one quart each) to be produced with the 'fet:dt r*; to be delivered in one month into hie Majsety's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bilis payabis with 4itcret4 te.stUty days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Ogee. No regard will be had in an, Tendcr in which the Price Shall not be inserted in.worda at.leogti►, nc that shall nut be delivered to the Board before one o'clock on the said Friday neat. the 10th instant, nor unless the Peraen who makes the Tender, or some Person on his bebalf, attends to answer when called for. OFFiCII OP ORDYANCE, January in, 182 5: THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS (1 HIS MA. JESTri ORDNANCE; do hardy give Novice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pali-Mall, 'on or before WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of Ft'artiary ocr, from such Persons as may be wiping to undertake the s;npply of COLOURS, both dry and ground in di, for Service of this De partment fer a period of three years, deternsitt.thle after the expiration of the first year, upon notice of 3. munthwit the option of either party. Specimens of the Articles may be viewed, upon application, at the Principal Storekeeper'. Office in the Tower ; &pa farther li.irticulara, together r'!•1 the Terms and Conditions atheContract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of VII and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivertd railed up art endorsed •t Proposals for Colours, &c. ;" I,u; no Proposal can be admitted after the said 15th day of February, tt t it o'Clock st Noon of r be same day, neither will any Tender he enticed, takes the Party inking it, or an Agent in Ms behalf sball attend. By Order of the Board, 1, 4//18W, Ceeneterv, ARMY CO'NTRACTS. Commissary In Chief% Office, Great George street, Isn. 45, is t $s I NTOTiCE is hereby given , 0 an Perri's desirobs, of edits/glint to supply BEEF and xtxnl or 4, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonrnents, Quarters, .4nd Bartatits, in the under-mentiond Counties and Islands : Anglesea, Bedford, Perks (bicluiling the Town of Horger ford), Berwick, Brecon, Pucks, Catobri:',ge (incliii , t-g the Town of Newmarket), Canligan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Chester, Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland, Denbigh, Derby Devon, Dorset, Durham (I eluding Holy Island), Essex,, FliSt: Glamorgan, Gloucester (including the City of Brno), Hants, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Isle of Man, We of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoln, Merioneth, Middlesex, Mon mouthl Montgomery, Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxford, Pembroke, Radnor, itut'aud, Salop, Su. merset, Stafford, Suffolk (reclusive of Landguard Fort and its Dependencies), Surtey, Sussex, Warwkk, Westmoreland, Wilts, Woteister, Yerit, end In the several Counties in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on, and ler the 25th day of Mardi next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up ardmark ed, " Tender fee Army Supplies," u in be received at this Office on or before Friday the 24th day of February (but note will he received &her twelve o'clock on that day), and if sent by post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County and island, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender; ass also must the se. versa Counties in North Britain; and ,each Proposal mut have At Letter which is 'annexed to the 'relict properly filled op, by two Persons of known Property engaging- to become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made- on a primed Tendesi, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and should it it . , happen that during the continuance of the Contrast no Troops should be stationed or supplied in the Quincy, tbe exesnon of the Comae and Bond, 1 , aid in the first instance by rim Contraetee, to be refunded to hint by the Commissary In Chef. Particulars of the Contracts may be bad upon am:Peados 4 this Office, between the hours of eleven and fee ; and at the office of 11. e Deputy Commissary General, Young, Monoritt.J N.REY 'Otero, stcl GREG or Red Hair on the _ .ed, Ste; changed to an auburn or black by ATKIPSO !sic VEGB• TABLE DYE, by so easy an applica inn that a I.aSy of Getple. • • man may change the colour of their uw:i Hair..with ease and secrecy with this ativantag- peculiar to this Dyr, that the eiat , sur It convey. is so permanent that tn.:: her scia2 anl water, the ti-e of hot irons, nor any thing In .trt ur na.ure can poss•bly relieve the colour hence the necessity cf us'ng powlec or false lair to cover the Imperfection of wee hair, &c. is ev :;r,:ly superseded, as by using this Dye it infallibly changes the hair to its otisiusi colour. Sold price Ss. 7s. 6d tiffs. GAL aid ore guinea, by James Atkin son, Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-street, Soho square, Loodui , and by his appointment by most Perfumers, ilatrilressers, and Medicine Veeders, In 'Town and Country. N.B. Money ordtn (by post) sect by return coach. Also, ATKINSON% CURLING FLUID paarrnisetl by the Royal Family, also her Imperial Highness the Grand Michels or Russia, Princess of Oldenburg, and by most of the Nobility. The Curling Fluid stands, without competition, the most gent article ever invented ior' dressing the hair, it frees it from dandruff, Ste. mikes It beautifully Soft and glossy, and keeps it. in' curl during exercise in the dance, promenade, Sm. or in a damp atmosphere, but what renders t his article of the most eminent utility, faits wonderful properties for restoring the hair on bald . pl.cos, of which see convincing testimonies in an Es.ay un the Nature and Diseases of the Hair, enclosed with each bottle, mei Ss, 6d. 7s. 64, and one guinea. CAUTION.—To avoid the counterfeit, ' be pahicolar to ash for Atkinson's Curling Fluid, or Atkinson's Vegetable Dye, and obi. serve that his dune is on the label, and the Eisay on the flair eadbee4 within the cover to eaab beta& aft # """ •••._ • • 4 ' 4, 1` 44k . 4 011111 c) - • I r 4 / • k ►11? . 1: ' • tr• rriA _ e .. ,f - 1 , . . , , MEWD FEBRUAItY 6, 1815. ihurtz Sricrtict . _ I VIE CAADO MAN :AbYT.Util for ED -1 NiiPbaids and Co.; Mews. DrtirUnolyis.and 1;n.; and Messrs.) NA Vit. P.ll' V ••- • To which wilt be *WA LOVE, LAW, AND itairSlC. Flaitle, Mr. MATHEWS. Met which the Om Grand Pantondase. caned HARLEQUIN WI4ITTINGTON. To morrow,Komto anti Juliet Brother and Sister. oR,AI ORIOS. THEATRIL ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. ()N FRIDAY NEXT, February 10, 1815, wa per THE CR SATLOM.. Composed by Dr. Moron. With Two Grand MLiCELLANSOUS ACTS, tram the nipn.itiori t , f the most taconite Authors,suient and modem. which will he introduced sonic Alas and Grand Choruses, vcr perfurnivd. At the commencement of Partite (by desire) t , Overture .and Dead March in Saul. 'lle Obligati) Mout• t the er t ;in by Mr. S. Wzsigr. 4, 4 Purber Fa:timbre will be announced in due time. Prineffel Performers: Mis, STE PH PNS, Mrs. SALMON, GRIGLIETTL, lib sINGLETON. and Mrs. CIIII.DE; Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. INNEY, Mr. DURUSET, and Mr. BARTI.EMAN. Leader of the Band, Mr. Ain:Av.—Organ, by Mr. S. nrit• P:acc, for the Bova to be taken of Mr. Brandon at the Box fEcr, Harr-street, front ten till four. D 'ors to be opened at Sir, and cemmente at Seven preciaely. ;mt. 7.. Pit Se. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery le. Hal 4 . r.e cintotences at Nine. N he free List of the Theatre does not emend to the This day was publishsd, • (3eeond &NO with some direusslon), k TENET of the MILLENIUM ; or of the L' Tiro Resurrection to the Retgn of CHItIS I' upon Earth cr a Thousand Years. I or don : Printed flit Iticbard Rees,6ll, Pallmalg A. Constable std In. F dinbuttt: ; and M. Kern!. Rub*. day was published, In eve: price al. in boards. A SUMMARY of the LAW of PENAL CON. Vic I lONS, By JOHN WARES. of the loner Temple, Lirri •ter at Lew, russi.one of the Masistrates of the Public Office, blow-unit. • I Losidim : Printed 'for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street; isd J (coke, Dimond quay, Dublin. LORD BLAYNETS NARRATIVIk • • This day sae Youbillised; hs-st lob.. two. ailskireadesliees, &e. Price 101. 6*. II- A NARRATIVE of a POItCED 3tIIRNEY through Spain and Prance, from the year Isla, to the con clusion of the Peace, 1214. interspersed with curious and hue regale:Anecdote% dtc. ace. By LORD BLAYbiEN. l'riuttd for Wm. Kerby, bettlisciller, statiopr.r k ft/farid• street, flond•street, BUni-street. -• DR. SYNTAX'S NAPOLEON. This diy was published, in Royal NNW, Noted nn a line Drawing Paper and Hut-preeawl, and crithel lishrti with three coloured Engravings, (to be compkted in 10 Parrs.) Part I. price us. ed. of THE LIFE of NAPOLEON.—A Hudilsrastic Poem. in Fifteen Canter., by Dr. SYN London : Printed fur Thames 'Legg, No. I 11, Cheopsidos W. Allagon, No :I, New Bend street ; and 1. Dick, Edinbuggls. . Of whom may be bad, the Second Union of "The Lay of she. Scntch Fiddle," embellished Tott.b plates, peke 7s. in boards. This day mere Bultiished, price Ss. rONSIDERATIONS on the PROTECTION . N-dt REQUIRED by BRITISH AGRICULTURE, and on the %MiII:NCB of she PRICE of CORN on EXPORIARLE PROPUCTIONS. ' WILLIAM FACOP, Esq. V.R.S. ' •I'rietal for I lohttsem . sot.Co.St. Patarselinteboystd. Where may be had, WAN same Antbor, Travel+ In the South of Spain in ISo9 and 11310 1 in one. vol. * L . *" Oates, price three , •1 :. UNDERWOOD''S MEDICAL CATALOGUE E ISIS. TI is day was pablikbol, price is. k CATALOGUE of an. tlteti4iye Cr'lleetion of 411. • IrIOICS in ANATOMY, - MEDICINE, SURGEW.Y,I MIDWIFERY, CHEMib'IRY,I3O FAN Y, &e. Winding tra ) hate Amorment of French Books; toady Insistrails Suld by T R OM A thin tirgOOD, " Fliat4teaet, Lattion. To! which are added, Table 4 of the PAyof the MoilPll of the 'Army. Navy, and East.lladiii.dimplie•Servi" ; a "al plrtitist of the Lev ores delivered tit Ltastionoilith theft terms, hours of attendance, &c. &c. ; . • DRI3P " Lately publisbeti, A N APPENDIX of CASES I to an Addrest to 41 Hydropic Patients, already pulf.l4,hal by WPA. LUX. AgOORL, of t,outhamptuo-•lnikifluill s kblbc"' I"dw' (Ibe. sandy Surgeon at U x b ri d ge. ) Sold by Highly, Fleet-street. N. L Mr. i.nsmoore continues to attend Patients as tialle,i• No letters , unless poet paid, veil, he fictive& • •' • • , This day was publiabid; In Delay., price as. bsar.o4. VASES f TETANUS-J. and itAgi Ed CON: . %.1 TAGIOSA, or CANINg HYDROPHOBIA ; with Ns- MAIMS, chiefly intended to ascertainthe ebaracterinic Symptoms *idle latter Disease In Mtn and c‘nain greets, and to point Out Vie most effectual Mousse kregienl/11. By CALEB 14111.1 EL M D Mk Printed for Thema& Underwood, S 9, pleet-atreet. 0 1 whom may be had, by the tame Author; An ingu isr law the Symptoms and Causes of that einrotir iisvalhash, bvo. price 4s. a f his day was published, pries is: lid. the Second liditien, a ASPECIAL. REPORT of the General Com as -tummy of the &AMON INFIRMARY for curing Wenn,' 4C the Eye, in which colds Preteadontsof Sit %MIMI Mama,. I leauced in the usual Pigpen .yobitobod by mho of tits He ,kirectrlrs of t.rernwich hospital , lately submitted to a Modish j ,,. /euin Z n ltte iipanted by Goternmeot, and affecting the Rights re _ I ;% 6 "JAN Mid theenerite of the bate JOHN O. wr.l UN1.4415, 11•1. ite founder and Outlaw s alb ela titined o u t dum be d by lb, CiurrelgOodontet of Whatiamoders r 9d other Documetitt. ▪ tondvn tuts ..4 for Ugrian *tot' geft, pope, ind anon. Itativiliitakolik • • GERMAN FLUTE. This day was published, price 7s. 6d. Polio, a New Edition, being the 12th, of NvRAGG's improved FLUTE PRECEPTOR; or, The whole Art of Playing the German Flute ren dered perfectly easy. The contents are, a copious set of Warne. tions; a set of Progrebsive Lessons; 64 original Duets, in various Keys, each of whic'b is preceded by a short preludio, accompa nied with an explanatory Note, by which the student is enabled to proceed progressively from the earliest to the most difficult Key; 20 original Ariettes; 33 Scottish and other Airs, and a set of preludes in vvrinui Key,. 'London% Printed for and sold by the Author, N 0.17, Utile Knight Rider street, Doctors' Commons. . A Caution—No Book is genuine, except signed " LAlTragg,* in Red Ink. in the Title and Address. . Jest published, in kvo. with a Plan and Map 6s. boards, SHE CAMPAIGN of PARIS, in 1814. To , which is prefixed, A Sketch of the Campaign of 1813 ; or, A Brief and Impartial History of Events, from the lova sacs of France by the Foreign Armies, to the Capitubriun of Pans and the Dethronement of Bonaparte: accompanied by a Delineation of the principal Traits of his Character, and the Vitae of his Elevation. 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