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To.inerrow, The Comedy of Errors. caSstarday,The Merchant of Venice. Ou Monday, King Richard the Third. pe Tuesday will be produced a new Grand Operatic Drama, c did The Viten of the Sun. g a kelpiltr'S Tragedy of Julius Cxsar is in preparation, and l id be revised as Soon as possible. Fair Penitent will be revived immediately, in which Miss smith will perform Calista. er -- The New Grand Melo- ramaoc Horse Spectacle, with the " 0 4 r i,pieg and Inimitable performances of the stupendous Ile wdwit,liay_ing been honoured with crowded Houses, and re. e d unprecedented applause, will be continued every- Nobs tuail further notice. - ' NEW PAVILION THEATRE. • AgLEY's, NEWCASTLE-STREET,- LEstabllshed by authority of the I-Ard Charaberlainla . rJHig PRESENT EVENING; JANUAILY • To-Morrow 24, ana - aturday 4y5..at Half-past Six pre. a te k t ,(4tb time), an entirely new Equestrian and Pedestrian Le. orb Melo-Dramatic Spectacle, In Two Acts, with exteissive w i ry, Machinery, Decoradons, &c. &e. called. • . •• DAGVAN-HO ; OR, THE 'I'AR rAtt TARTAR'D. l ic ieseplished titrough the means of having One Foot by Sea, and . One Foot by Land. tr e ed:, Mr. Collet; Bagean-He, King of Tartary, -Mr.' A o l , jun.; Zatar, Mr. Southby ; Murdoch O'Dtogheda ' mtopepn, Mr. R. L. Jones ; Baron Rubeniski, Mr. Boulanger ; wane, Mr. Corklozo ,• '1 ungfu, Mr. Laurent ; Blue Beard, Mr. ; Ibrahim Mr. Decastro ; Shaccabac, Mr. Jones; Stunt, T a yl o r, Bede, Mrs. Betts; Irene, Miss Blooutgrets; and mei, Mrs. AstleY. Circassians, Slaves, Tartar l / 2 1 bliigair,lstwiana, Turks, (Horse and Foot), Ste. k ; ;he course of the. Spectacle, various splasdAraptipsions, i m u ff luciiig the largest arid,most sagacious Elephant rn`ibli rang &bole property of Mi. Polito, whom Mr. Astley, jun. hag pre ,,grd co ( at a veil great eipenee, to sutler this favourite and cost avaesidnous.animal to appear in a publlc Theatre. '1 he liecessiti terminate with a General Au-4a on the Usurper's Code, Man to MaJ, Horse to Horst. m r ,witguis wonderful Performances on the Tight ROpe. A Comic Song by Mr. IL L. Jones. Te conclude with the popular Comic Pantomime of HARLEQUIN PINDAR OF WAKEFIELD. Doors open at half-past Five, and begin at Halt4ast &toad price half-past Eight. Patel* the Boxes to be taken between ten and two o'clock. • . MARITIME CAMBRIAN SOCIETY. • N Q' , E is hereby given, That the SUBSCIIIP TICIPS of this SOCIETY, Which became due on the let ishaftivith theladditional Sum of sCI on each Subscription, reillisk the Support of captured Members) must be paid on or before the 20th day of February next • and that all Members aegleet,ing to pay the same, on or be fi :re the above-mentioned sbf, silißwilasilided from this Socloty. ABRAHAM PEELL, Secretary. Georryard, Lombard-street, Jail. 22, 1812. T A. YOF DUBLIN TONTINE. a UB ' SCRIBERS to the ' *LIFE ANNUI TIES granted •liy the .CORPORATION Of the CITY ofalMlLiill,.l,he 24th. day of June:ll776, who are to be paid their Interest in London, may receive Half a Year's Annuity, due at Christmas la,r, by applying tolVlr. Wis. Co NI wonA No. Great Si. Helen's, Blshopegate-street, artery; Wednesday, from Teo o'Clack till Two. The Subscribers to bring with them their Bads, and a Certificate of the Life of the Nominee. It is glinted, that in case of Death, notice may be given as above tar the future benefit and regulation of each Class. GEORGE-STREET, HA N OVER-S Q UARE, AND ST. •-t'i • GEORG,E'S HOSPITAL. ON Maluku., February 3, a COURSE of LEC TURBII cm PHYSIC and CH fiIVIISTRY will recommence, is George-street, at the usual morning hours, viz. Therapeutics alight, the practice of Physic at half after eight, and the Cite linty a quarter after nine. By GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S. Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, of the College of Physicians, &c. Clinical Lectures are given as usual, on the patients of St. lkorge's Hospital, every Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTFINIAS, THEonly geduine pectoralßALSAMof HONEY, invented by Sir JOHN Hitt, M.D. The Linnzus of Britain recommends this .excelleut preparation as the most salutary and effectual remedy for all disorders of the Brew and Lungs, Con !sled Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fluids, and obstructions in the Wads, are gent;y a n d sa f e l y di sc h arge d by eas y es testa •stion, wheesings and uneasiness in breathing are speedily teasov:ci by aims doses. It takes off the irritation, opens the thorakii ducts, and heals the Soreness of the Breast and Lungs. Thirty years ultrience has confirmed the recommendation in the immediate Mae( and gralual cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma*, and Conti stinptions. his the greatest preserver of the lungs ever discovered, and untains all the healing, softening, and soothing qualitie s of that id . *iota e x tract of FLOWPit.i called HONEY ; and the, leltest balsams o f t h e E astern W or ld ; i t i t as restorat i ve as A , ses Alta, and never disagrees with the stomach ; a common Cold yields to Its benign influence in a few hours, and when resorted to before the complaint is far advanced, all danger of Consunip- Lon tvcertainly prevented. Price a,. 6d. per bottle, or 7 in one large, for 2Cs. : 1 0 guard ag-aint imp os iti o n observe the name of Shaw and LAvards 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, is e ngraved on the stamp. Stld by Shaw and Co. 66, St. Paul's, on the footway; 'bat, and Sangster and Co. Oxford-street. I liE ANTLIMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S DROPS, an admirable Cure for the Scurvy, Scrofula, dry 'lir wet Leprosy, the Venereal Disease, and all those disorders iskith atise from Impurity of the blood. In every stage of those tl.aortiers where salivation has repeatedly failed, when no other dime could restore the unhappy sufferer to that health he sin laritsnandy lost, the Ar.ti-Impetigines has been found the only tfeetual and radical remedy to re-establish health and vigour. Lis scorbutic, cutaneous eruptions, dry or wet leprosy,the king's strima or scrofula, this medicine certainly claims a pre•enii• Ice over all others, being decidedly adapted for the speedy re moval of these complaints, and justly calculated to cleanse the Mood from a ll foulness, counteract every morbid nffection,•and r „mnre tbe weak an d emac i ate d to pristiue health and vigour. Mee 10s. 6d. a b ott l e, family bottles 83s. duty included. Likewise SOLOMON'S DETEROENT OINTMENT, for the Cute of, old wounds, sore or scald heads, ulcer., 0 " lega. scorbutic or scrofulous humours, chapped hands, burns fire h gangrene or mortificatin, erysipelas or St. Anthony's Piles, king's evil, &c . having been used in the above I taaes Simard§ of forty-five years with unparalleled success.— r 41.6 d. a boa. represent counterfeits, observe particularly, that the words, bathl. Solomon, Liverpoo l, ^ are engraved on the stamp. S old by Ok List, Okey and Co. Bow Chi:eh-yard; and Mathews and --.••• No. By 4uand, London. . . FABT -DAV. TO nit - CLIPKGY, AND TO ALL OTHER CHRISTIAN • MINISTERS. THE' NAIZALAnd MILITARY BIBLE SO CIETY have at present before them urgent applications for Bibles from (21,120 Sailors and Soldiers, with which the Funds of the Society do not as yet enable them to comply. To aid the distribution of the Holy Scriptures is a duty acknowledged by all classes of Christians, and to fin description of our fellow creatures is the possession of that sacred Volume of more essential import ance than to these who are more especially exposed to danger and to death. Impressed with these sentiment', the NAVAL and Mr.,. LITARY BIIILC Somme. moat earnestly appeal to Clergymen and hlinistersof ail denominations, requesting them to solicit contri butions from their respect.ve Congregations on the approaching Fast Day. Such-an occasion appears to be peculiarly appropriate for the dedication of a part of our property to administer to the religious wants of our brave Defenders by Sea and Land. The Society, therefore, are sanguine in their hopes that the H. beral Donations of the Friends of Religion and Morality, will eventually erable them to present to every British Sailor and Sol dier, who can read, a Copy of the Holy hcripturvs. By Order of the Cominittee, • J. M. COLE, Secretary. `l9O, riocadiby, 17tb.Jan. 1812. N.B. The Annual Reports, and further particulars, relative to the Naval and Military Bible Society, may be obtained by refer ence to the Secretary. This day was publisheti, price 4s. 'THE EDINBURGH QUARTERLY RE 'VIEW and MAGAZINE, NUMBER. IV. for December. CONTENT! OF THIS NUMBER. _ PAIT L—ltsvtxw.-1. 'Louth's Memoirs of Sir Philip Sid Humboldt's Statistical Analysis of New Spain-3. Essays on the Pleasures received from Literary Composition-4. Airs. Grant on the Superstitions of the Highlanders-5. Pastry on Military Policy, &c.-4 The Refusal; a Novel-7. Jackson's Travels in Africa-8. Kerr's History of Robert _the Bruce-9. Magill's Account of Tunis—lo. The Reviewers Reviewed.- 11. Trotter's Mentuiri of the latter years of Mr. Fox. nit COMMUNICATION6.—On the Latin I:),aldeistlire Verb—Picture of an F.ssex Farmhouse at the old . 4 the 18th century, in verse.-. Reports, &e. &e. • • The Index to Volume I. is unavol.lably delayed, but will • be given separately wish Number V. which will appear early iu April: Edinburgh-. Printed by and for D. Schaw and Son, Lawn market : and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones London. tZkLy Num. X. win be . publishesl on s.-vttlapity, the eat • Fehlsnly, CO NTIN Trtittees Mernoiti'of thelatter Yeari of the Right Hon. Charles lanterFox.-2. Account of the Russian Em bassy to Japan,-4. Ford's Dramatic Works, with Notes, by Henry Weber, Esq. ! -4.Courayer stir la Divhdte de Jesus Christ, edited by the Ref. Dr. Willuth Bell, Prebendary of Westmin ster.—.s. Emir on National Educatiela-6. Montgomery's Poems.-7. hketehei of the bland or Jell with authentic Par ticulars of the Poison Tree.--8. Baron Sulitis on the Competency of Witneues with Reforence,tvtifeir Religious Opinions.—O. Sir IL Hoare on Stonehenge.-10. Buchanan 's ClAtiau Researches In Asia.--11. 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The Publisher engages to complete the whole of this Cy ' elopredia in t 2 months, or in _default thereof to return the 1110• ney to the Subscribers. Published by Thomas Tegg, Cheapshle ; J. Cummirg, Dub. sin; and T. Brown, North bridge, Edinburgh; and may be sup 'piled by all Booksellers and Newsmen. And yet the whoksome herb, neglected, dies; Though with the pure exhilirating soul •Of nutriment and health, and v:tal powers, Beyond the search of art, Vs copious blest. T 110 M sox. ENGLISH DIET DRINK—THE PERFECTION OF VEGETABLE MEDICINE. THE remarkable instances that occur daily in proof of the irresistable efficacy of this Vegetable hiedi -eine, in Consumptions, Asthma,. Dropsies—in all kinds of Fe •ver—in Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints--In Sea and Land Scurvy, in Scrophula, and in the immense variety of disor • ders springing front debilitated habits, from impoverished and from impure blood, fay justify the Proprietors in challenging the whole body of regular Physicians to produce from all the boasted treasures of their Pharmacoptria any drug, or combina. tion of drugs, that, on well-tried experiments, has been found equal:y beneficial to the sufferer, In these lamentable disorders. As to the irregular pretender to marvellous discoveries, whose vouchers fur cures are but too frequently the ingenious Opting of his own invention ' or at best sustained only by the testinsony of pliant and interested indigence, whose reputation in the heal ing art being acquired by magic, must be maintained by miracles, it would ill become the Proprietors of the English Diet Drink to enter into any rival competition. 'ibis declaration will not be imputed to prssumption or vanity, when it is recollected that they claim no merit from the invention of the medicine; that belongs solely and exclusively to Dr. Joshua Webster---a man lwhose profound botanical researches eminently qualified him to instinct others in the right application of herbs to human maladies —who tad no less than 60 years extensive professional practice— and whose claim to the titles of humane, liberal, and enlightened, have bet..l long sanctioned by the greatest names in Europe and Ameika. Such a man may surely,without arrogance, be allowed Ito assert - as much right to public confidence as the most celebrated Member of the Royal College of Physicians. AU the merit the Proprietors claim for themselves, is that of scrupulously and faithfully, in the preparation of :heir Medkine, followhig the di rections contained in Dr. Webster's own Recipe, now in their possession. Sold in Half-pint Bottles, 4s. Pint ditto, 7s. 6d. and in Quart di:to, 14s. duty included. 'fosse who wish for more particular information on the cha racter and properties of the English Diet Drink, and of the nature and variety of the cures it has effected, may consult Dr. Web ster's excellent work on the subject, a new edttiosi of which is just published by the Proprietor, price sa. in Nardi; and a small Pamphlet, price Is. 6d. containing a list of thirty remarkable cures, which all occurred in 1810. Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E.Sleeand Co. Bo rough High-arset, and by one at Nast in every considerable town in the United Kingdom; and by the folipsving Venders in Lou. don, by their Agents—Messrs. 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CR lir, Innen. • WNIWO.E4rPrICE, Ahtiray . iS, PRarcIPAL • OFFICE.R* of *TESTY": ORDNANCE, a het* Air Netict, That Proposals will be received at theiPOlfite in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 27th instant, from such Persons alt May be willing to undertake the ail* of COLOURS and PAINTS fur service of this Pepattineor, for $ period of three years, determinable at the expiration of one year, at the option of . . either party. • . Samples of the Article* to be enpillio. isnly be viewed arm I appliy:ation at the Principal 6torekeepdot Office in die Tower; and further particulars, together with ties Terms add Conditions of the Cootract, may he known at tbe Secretary's Office in Pan-Mai!; aforesaid, any day between the hours of to and 4 o'clock, where • the Proposal, muat be ‘ delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Pro; posals fur Colours..dte.;" but no proposal can be atlatittod after. the said e7th iostait,'at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; *chit( r will goy Tender be noticed utile& the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shah attend. By Order of the lisitd.' R. H. Cll, aecretary, 4 OFFIC3 OP ORDNANCE,' flaw, IS, 11314. THE PRINC:IP,AL OPPICERS OF HIS Am nstr. ORDNANCE, air berth g i.,e mike, That Proposals WM 14 received at their Office, in Pall.fefill, an or before Monday, the 3d d3y of February nett, from such per,ons as may re wOling to undertake the supply of SANDJ BAGS for service of this Department; for a period of three years, determinable at the expiration of one year, at the *faun of either party. • Pattern of the Articles mat be viewed upon applkation at the Principal Storekeeper's Office it tb'e Tower, and (either partien tars, sogether with the Terms ind Conditions of the tontract, . may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid; any day betsveen the hours of ten and four o'clock, who* this • Proposals must be defitered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Pro: posals fog &ad. Baga ;" ihttno Proposal CAR be admitted alit dun said 3d day of February, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tentht be noticed unless the party making{ it or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R 7 14 R4.l.leiptift. A GREAT EVENT ra I RILNOLAND. ITLIL INVETIBATZ 111111t11.144 anima , AstaarTLo, MANY Ludahle attempts have heretofore tees made in vain to arrest out Greatinternal Eneniy,e CONSUMPTION (by Foreigner* called England% Na),pM, "Twenty Thousand Patrons having fallen under Its tytarterv'sn: nually, for centuries past—a fast allowed by the faculty. Krlist'* people in general conNider vef4/ ifghtl, mostly a Common Csold . and, Cough, has usually been the primary cause as such, what ever will check Cough effectually, should be speeiLly resorted to. , as it is better to prevent than to court--hir. MADDEN, the Proprietor of the VF.GETABLE ESSENCE, for the Preven- don and Core of Consumption, Asthma, and the very many Pulmonary Complaints, comprebendir.g also the Hopping bough, . the destroyer of Children, feels it 1 duty Incumbent on him to ' urge the Public at large to a speedy adoption of if 'genes itt Cough —He has kept an open Dispensary for the last bee tenlts,7 for the Benefit of the Poor, in which time he has bid die grnal..! fication - ta relieve three Thousand Persons ; and can wits troth say, that it has never yet failed of giving speedY feti' In cosi. - of Cough, however severe.` - - RECENT - CASES I Frem - Mr. TIIO s Amer, 11. Orange-street, Red-lion-square. " Sia—l feel it a defy incennbent on me to acknowledge wits gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable Essence on behalf of my wife, who was afflicted with a periodical cough for tee years, which baffled all medical aid, and becatne increasingly Worse, which had reduced her to a mere shadow," tin at length; in a very providential way, she heard of your medicine, and after taking one bottle found great relief, and continuing to take it agreeably to your directions, hoe cough has entirely left her. should have wrote before (her cough haying been removed for more than ighteen months) but have waited to see if it would return; and finding it does•not, I can no longer refrain returning • my most grateful thanks; and may you live to witness a shnilar case on thousands of your fellow -creatures, is the sincere prayer I, Sir, your most obedient humble servant, THOS. ABBY.' " No. 11, Orange-street, Red Lion-square, May i3,s ai 1." t From Mr. J. 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