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MORROW, Tuesday, July 7, will be given a 1 tie i d "PET E • and grand Selection of VOCAL and IN . ram. Nt • i 'SIC. At the commencement of the Second ii 7ries.. ire Of several persons of distinction, the !land will .4., tie soul-inspiring war piece :ailed 'The Pattie of Pragu?. osden will prtsent a superb and enchanting blaze of va glamination and the aniesements of the Evening still 'Jr augmented by 'a grand display of Aquatic and Garden * Doors Opened at Seven, and the Concert begin at IL r irwin A i i i,dis gs. fa]. • TURNPIKE. TaLLS I.Er. MOTIcE is hereby given, that the next Nfeef.ng of the •I RUSTLES at the TURNPIKE ROAD I .ailing tront the Toven of lb ightl,elmeton through Cu ckfield to the County Oak. on Love! Heath, in the County of Sussex, is appointed to Ls' 1141 at the King's Hood, in Cueltfield, on Weine.clay, the tith day of Jul/ neat, at the hour of Eleven In the Fine:loop, at which Meeting, be ween the hours of twtive and two of the same day, the Toils arAng at the several 'Foil t;ates on the said road % called Preston, Stone Pound, Saint John's Bar, Austy and Austy Side (bte, slough Green, Hantictost, (field Isar, and Crawley Gates, wll be I.E 1' by AUC HON, to the 'hot ]lid.! _r for one year, from the It 9t h day et September twit, hr the ina:l 7 net: ditee:ed by the Act passed in the ISM year of his presetit 11,ttirry'q Reign, " For Regulating the TionpikeAltoads,” and will be put up in twq Lots, viz. Pr-stop . Stone pou pound, Saint John's liar, slt.sty and 4us:y S:de Gate in the !Irk Ltit ; and Slough Green, Handcross, I liar, did Crawley Gates, in the second Lot, which Tnlls were let the last yeai at 'lee several rents or sums followinr, viz. Preston, Stone Pound, .tint John's. Bar, Away add Austy Side Gates, at the sum of 1:1930, and !lough Green, liandcross, Ifield Liar, and Crawley Wes, at the suns of £lPI;0„ and will resptviitely be put, up at iline UNsoever happens to tie the best Bidder must pay'littrt the brills of the Tretesorers of the said Rood two Month. Rent in ad vance, and alto give security, with sufficient sureties to the qv sa.• faction et the Trustees of thesaid Road, for the due payment of the remainder, at such timesas they shall direct. SAMUEL. WALLER, Clerk to 4be '1 rustees of the said Rnad. NEW MUSIC. , li j o vjdusl by Goulding, D'Ahnatue, yatter.,tind Ca. No 20, parr, London ; . and 7, IVessutorland-street, Dubl'n, IRE following ];' f eces, tingle, from the favourite oposof the Devil's Bridge* , -Behold in fur soft impre-ss - ve • igeos red and sung by Mr. Braham, price la. id.-The Td iguw,lllMl by Mrs. Bland, is ed.—.Tbs' Lore Js warm a ;ow sags price Is. 6d.—Tbe Sigh. anal she knew not why, ar gy)ins Kent:Vice le. tide-,Wonsas'a Heart lather, sung jogs..fiskons, price .15.64-eft-Jib :Aster*" Man, sung by Miss kit', price Is. 64.1.—1 s there a heart that never loy'd,.• sung by Malkakam,price es-,-LnvesScaun Ki a is4vrect, sung by M. shui,price is. 6d.—Brigbt•Sun, I adore thee when rising sublime, skeet" sung by Mrs. Dickens, rice is —How wretch-4 is tbsesatierres lot, sung by Mr. T. Rovectino, price Is. 6d.—?is ,t Fancy's Sketch, the celebrated Picture Song, swig by Now, peke 2s—The Parent Bird awhile forsakes sung by MI& Old tin , price 2a.—Cnine huttines Concerto, petistms4 at ib e Sues Theatre, by Miss Cianchettini, price Bs.• z • EDU CAI lON. ri f E sElyilNA RY of the Rev. JOHN EVANS, I A. M. for a limited numbcr of Pupils; ne,swill open on Monday, August 3, aftt s the Midsummer yen. Reference may be made to Dr. Abraham Rees, the Hon. boos Fraser and Co. CornhUl ; and also to Messre. Grocvv.uor ▪ Charer, Corahill. See the Fifth Edition of an Essay on liestlon, with a Chart of Education ' to be bad of Sherwood al Ca. Paternoster-row. Mr. E. has been at a considerable , more in enlarging the School-room and Play-ground, as well :aknng up a pleasant Apartment with Gisky, Maps, Ito. for a li!Ekler.Pupils, who are futhhipliftweir 1 Wok. • ACADEMY, No. Sit, FOLEY-STREET, PORTLAND CHAPEL, CAVENDISH.SQUARE. UR. GUY, late of the Royal Military College, GrestMarlow, and Author of the Pocket Cyclopadia, ds School Geography, &c. Boards and Educates a few Young Gentlemen who may require particular attentiotts—or prepares them for the above, or any other Public College. Izasts.—Untiei 12 years old, 45 Guineas per annum,.above that age, SO Guineas per annum, and in the same proportion fog f short tr tea lence.—The Academy will be re-opened ao I. Say. the 2oth instant. ItIONhY TO LEND. • PERSONS immediately supplied by Messrs.Daust- MOND and Co. NO. 23, Rus,ell Mews, Howland-street, Timmy-square, by annuity, or on notes of hand, or iu any other manner, for a short or a long period, without exposition or delay. arplications made to other °Sees are generally brought to 14.1). whose power to raise money is paromount to theirs.— %into property supplied, but nothing done under £3OO. ACCEPTANCES IANUFACTURERS awl Others wanting to draw upon London, may be accommodated on very mo erste terms, or by sending Goods to the Advertiser, a Sworn Irvier to be Sold at the Auction Mart, instead of mak:az an imsdiate malice, may draw and nurse until a fair price can Itobtained, without any other charge than the usual Brokerage, 41. such Sale is inalc,—Direct (post yeti) to L. M. N. Auction lbsCoffee-tionse. Throgmortou-street. N.D. Money advanced upon all species of Property intended fro Immediate Sale. IMPERIAL MART FOR VENDING COFFEE, Attertd on entirely new Principles; 340, corner of Queen % " street, (near the Market,) Oxford-street, London. IT his been generally observed,' that the Art of ...Pnapetly preparing COFFEE is not understood in this King dom, and indeed every day MIA-de abundant proo:s of the 'Past ies& of the remark; immense quan'ities of excellent Coffee are rendered totally unfit for use through the erroneous mode of Roasting the Berry ; and even the most esteemed yields at the ' but but a very insipid liqww. The Proprietors of this Establishment, (FRUIN and Co.) therefore, having discovered a superior method of preparing Cabe, respectfully recommend It to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, being confident that it will be found the tltstt iospreved Article of its kind ever offered to their notice. By.their process of Torrefaction, the crude and woody vali ant)! the Berry are entirely destroyed, without affecting the eveltists, which, consequently, being preserved entire, impart tstbedr.nk a peculiar rich and-grateful flavour, rendering it the tint wholesome, nutritive; and exhilirating beverage extant. Castiotu of the superiority of their Commodity, they stead fitly rely for support on the known liberality of an ..lightened adidgbly refined nation : but as in these speculative Wiles mere Adventurers are often obtiud.n o . , themselves on the Public, tile krspeietors purpose baring Coffee In a fluid str e, for general ( Qs (gratis) fit= the hour of Ten till Five, every day, during ihe present Week, at their Mart as above. W. B. , Orders (which must be post-paid) for any tart of town, via he executed with punctuality and dispatch : and, as Roasted eugee is empoverished by keeping, no greater quantity will be Prepared thanis sufficient to answer present demand, which will lie funitshedd.ally.from their Terrefactory, York-row, Kenning ton Road, Surrey; when Orders for this Establishment ars also treeited.—tune t 9 181 2. FOR THE TLEiki AND GUMS. THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEA RL. DEN TIfIUCE, invented by the tats Hexer, Dentist to latilisiESTY and the PR IN t . of WALLS. are greatly superior, bwkW elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use of; *et will effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound stint; even to ';will render them white and : beautiful without the least the Enamel, fasten tideless* are loose, keep such as art dicayed front becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-ads, Canty cure the Scurvy in the Gunk, and make thrm gr ow and chue t o t h e T eet h. They likewise render the breath Ats. Nitait sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the teasequence of Scorbutic Gunu and bad 'reeth. ...They continue to be 'old, wholesale and rettil, by thyley and ,711,Cock e p ur - s t rcel, Loiidon, Pelee 26.9 d. each, and retail by 16 ' 111 V (late Partner and Successor to Mr..kiewet), George ... llbeet, lianover•square.. None are Genuine but what have the words, " I. Hefner, 'I ' LK, and Bl e w ; C oc k sper -strct," tet,Faved its the Stamp, and b te l " antt Blew, Cockrpur-street, London," pa.ted each Bottle and box. • 1. 2) HEALTH AND 1.0N4 JAMES'S ANALEPTICM4.4Sj . . - which were contriv e d by the lovrntor as a reme: j refitim•elf, "4_ .115 b kre.vrvid him to an advanced age, are acinfitality cal- Head-ache age, Oh f " --vrver likar-lidisecb and -Deism's; for , "ftshOo...sentatic la t lestislror flee living; for Bilious , Oquay,.and saints, sie old for Colds, slight I , ever, , -Scc. arising from tke vici ss i tu d es of eta climat e . Recourse should be had to f 0 ma upon every felting indisroetion, and Misfile& viPtllinsiven i karseterietie of promoting longevity will be ri,aintained ; for by 4 4 111 , avtistiug nature in olw due- discaurge or the animal fune ... „Mfg practve the body in health and fgour. l hey are ea- NIPINIni family medicine,and, as they do not require are particularly coovenieut for travellers. • bil410 • 01 111111fte ed. each, or in one Wee Hoz Apt ael 46. ow/. )4etokity •• —A ••• Son, ha Bt.ttroOte (A:web-yard ; but as ? Jut, MO" sistake - the hoose, rnrchairee ore o ob. "Mr• titatetae Number is 45; four doors- front . Cheap 2nd H. his name innngraved In all the stamp...y be 644 - ter illige.Jatole4 llatiao-atiteL. •, . . • 10,_ icmv - •_. - .. a " -- LYPT PCCE SIX IvEN _ '414/9T. ir L. DEBOFFE s< Phonneur chwertir -4 Ft bliC • • quit Vous rut #:loventot re proeurer ekes hd, I:Almanac Imperial dr Gobl poJr la des Dames 10, Nass.,u-street, Soho. • 'llia CASE OF VIE covientsi.ow. ouptcinuir. 'rids clay was published, pries 30 fitL Dctlicred to his Royal Hl4hness•the PIINCt Itrutrty,. the Members of both House; of P4rllauttet, the British I , laVyAkt Commercial Intere.ir. and the Empire a• i;.roe ; A REPRESENTATION tli the Severity, ittidit• rice, and ImPolicy, direc•eil• to a Case sknetioned trytisre hi g h muth.rity net he Luc LORD biE LSON, as conitectssErytth the &ain't interest of the country. W th Letters to the Patrice Rite ENT', the Mamie: sot Hriar• .p4ap, the Baas. of Circe ran i Sec. &e. •• • the cow' ESA a.:OUN I . .of GLESNICAIRN. lettinsion ; Printed for M. hoses. No. Nei/gage-street, an` Sold by aft the Bookscliers in the United Kingdom. THE SPIRIT OP ENGLISH wrr I This day was pybliehrd, in one have handsome %%kerne, endssl lulled with an Ergravit.y, price 4.. 'THt. srutrr of ENGLISH WIT; or Poa i- Chs4eCAupimion: 111 iug so entertaining Budge: Oflasegh— able !Involutes, smart Repartees Prize Bulls, point. d Eplgrattiv, butnnurous Epitaphs, droll Des;r•ptions, bprightly Witt CittPs i singular Chiracters, Bursts of Merrxwat, .earitius Advertise n•ents, Flights of Inutginxtion, Effusions of Fancy, &c.; hucludiiß stvrnil original !en d'E-prits. The Second Ed•tioo. " I do hold, that the foals of wit and 'merriment are not y4A exhausted ; that the wings of fancy are not yet clipped; sod that our ancestors have not saieand sung all tier good things." *Assam*. London : Panted her 7 homas Tegg,. No. I 11, opposite Bow Church, Cheapside ; and sold by all the Dooksdlnn. Of whom may be had, uniform with this Volume, The Spirit of Irish Wit, fur 181 C-19 . Pike Cs. THE SPIRI I' OF IRISH WIT, Tb!s day was publsh d, in one large tohune duodecimo, . price Gs. In boards, 'THE SPIRIT of IRISH WIT; or, POST- A- CHAISE COMPANION: being an Eccentric Misc. Deny of Hibernian Wit, Fun, and Humour, much the greater part never before in print, with a Selection of such as may have ap. pear.:4l; also various other Articles of lutdlec•ual Confectiona7y, adapted to the risible Muscles, and designed to dispel Care, Vine Melancholy, Cure the Op'Ceti, ra:ae the drooping -pirits in these gloomy Times. London : Primed for ilomas Tegg, No. 111, Clteapsida, and may be pr.)cured of any Bookseller or Newsman is the Kingdoms Where may be had, price Gs. The Spirit•of English Wit for 180.13, a Companion to tSe above. THIJRSTON AND RHODES'S SHAKESPEARE. This day was • publisliel, elegantly rricned 01 a fine drawing r aper, and etubt liished with two Ent-wrings. by R. Rhodes, from original Deeigns, by I. Thurston, Li. No. 1, (to be con tinued every fortnight) of I'HURSTON and RHODES's Splendid Edition of SHAKE PEAR'S DRAMATIC WORKS, with Notes, &e.—Conditions of Publication : The Work will be regularly publbthel every fortnight, as completed in 97 Numbers, and be embellished with Arty eletant &iv avinti in the line niatner.—:2d. Two Editions will br printed, one uniform with Mrs. litchbald's Theatre, price es. per Number ; the other avid be primed tin large parer, and illiestrate4 with Proof Plates, pike 51. prr Number. • • Loodop : Printed for Thomas 'rep, No. 111. Cheapsldei 2. Wilson, Royal Exchange; and C. Chem*, N. 11. In order to gratify purchasers of other Editions of Shake.peare, Proof. of the Plates will be charged Is. each. ..-~ . This day was published. price IS.. in hcrards, a new Ed of CARY% ITINERARY, carefully revised, and containing routes to upwards of 10000 places lying nff th main road, which were not given in the former Editions, an will tint he found in any other work of this description ; with addi.hisial Maps of the Isle of Wight and Environs of. Olelien- ham, New Cr us, Road., &e. &e. Printed for John Cary, 181, Strand. FOR GENERAL DISTRIBUTION. Th's clay we r e published, price is. or XS. per hundred, R EASONSAGAINST EMANCIPATING the a ROMAN CATHOLICS. • By the late 11FHOP of LONDON. • Printed for Stockdale, Junior, 41; Pall• Mall. Ai.° Fourth Edition, with great Additions, price 41. Observations on the Roman Catholic Question, by the Right Sinn. Lord Kenyon. PI • .'illii ARMY. IV[ILITARY:ESTA,BLISIitdEIiT for supply. A-V 1 - ing Officers of his Majesty's Ara with Regimentals and Appointments of till deserlptions for every. Regiment in the • Bri thh 'entice, both Cori Home Ind Fotelgn Service-, conformable to the Regulations ordered by the different Commanding Officers, and.apprered by the Commandeeinelsief, at a shorter notice, and free 1 5 it 20 percent. under the regular credit charges, for Ready money or Agent's Aterptanies only. - Solomon 'and Sons, Manufacturing Taints, taetmen, Em bro:derer4 and Sword Cutlets, .No. t, New4treet, Covent-tlar detail-antilop. ' - CHELSEA HOSPITAL, 4ds WIT, 1812. Itir.SE are, by °icier of the" Right Honourable 1 'the Lords and others Commissioners for rilanaging the affairs of the Royal Hospital at ChelsO, to give notice, that all Out-Pensioners be!onging to the said Hospital, residing in Lon don, or witt in twenty•five nules thereof, are required to appear personally sod regbnetitally with their instructions and Certifi cates of Admisuon, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the respecthre days, and in their different classes, according to their several rates of pension, as undermen , ioned, when attend ance will be given from Nine o'Clock lathe Morning until Three in the Afternoon, for the Payment of Half a Year's Pension in advance to Mids ummer next, with the augmentation in propor tion to their disability and length of service, according to His Majesty's late Regulations in their favour. On WEDNESDAYoIbe sth of JULY, the Pensioners at Gd. per day, from the different Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, Ist Regiment of Foot, with the re maining Regiments or Corps. On 'rHURNDAY, the 9th JULY, . Those at 9d.per day, from the several . Regiments or Corps This day sv..spublialted, price 2s. 6J. On FRIDAY, the 10th JULY, Those at 'ls per day, from the dtiferat Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, the Ist Regment of Foot to the ,oth inclusive. On SATURDAY, the 11th JULY, Those at Is. per day, front the 51st Regrment of Foot, with alt the remaining Regiments or'Corps ; also the Pcn'ioneri front any Regiment or Corps at Is. Oid. and Is Id per day. On MONDAY, the 15Th JULY, 'I he Pensioners at Is. lieL ls. ed. ls.Xid. and is. 3d. per day. On '1 UESDAY, the 14th JULY, Those at Is. Sad. per day, with those at the different rates to Is. 9d. per day inclusive. On WEDNESDAY, the 15th JULY, Those at 15..90. to 2s. i tlid. per day inclusive. On THURSDAY, the 16th JULY, A LIBRARY FOR POOR CHILDREN. The Pensioners from the Millt , a at 5.1 pia. day, With the Pri. This slay was published, printed in a close but distinct type, price rate Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late Ist and ad 4s. bound, or 13 to the dozen, Troops of Horse Guards, with lbw` Pension rs from the several , THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN'S LIBRARY; Regiments who have been Oltnitted on account of Blindness whether at Is. per day or upwards,. when the Hospital Surg e o n s or PR ESEN r for CHILDREN geing APPREN'EICE or to SERVICE ; being a Coll-etion of Moral, Didactic, Ecouutnie will attend, for the purpose of exasniaing all such Men, and re pen to the next Board upon any of theni lefio nrAt appear to be T 444 a" "111.1Sa Pk " . ka ;Pra ' a and Verw ; rnasisvilig partl y of Selectiens front the best and most oars Authors, partly eit recovered or improved in elicit. sight, the payment of whose Fun- ; Tracts published in a detached form fort he same purpose, and *ion is that to be suspeaded, till the further order of the Board. ; artly of original pieces. And that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, , who live at a greater disiance than twenty.five miles from Lon. ' By the Rev. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newton, Author of Questions on the New l'estament and other Works. don, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and This \Fork Li intended as a pres, rat to Children on leaving the commanded, after the 25th of December next , a nd after every sue- ; various Charity and Sun lay S:hnols, or the Schools of Dr. Br.r.r., ceeding 25th of June and 25th of December, until further orders, , 'and Mr. LA MC red S ,and is intended to tea ler Education eff:e• to apply to one of His Mejesty's Justices of the Peace, in the five and practical in regard to the moral and religious llabits of tietyrebouthood where they re.ide, mail make the following Alfi- Pers' ins after they have left any of those Schools. wbieb the said Magistrate fur the County, City, 13111%.41 h, . y oung or Riding, betore whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and Printed for RICHARD Puittres, 47, Ludzate-hid, and to be came before me, one of His bad of all Booksellers. _ date, viz. " " Majesty's Justices of the Peace fur the County of Of whom may be had, the Anthor's's6o Questions on the New Testament, being the only practical Means ever invented for and made Oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of 17 , Teaching the Elements of Christianity to young Persons, price Is. " Chelsea Hospital, on the day of " (or 18 ,) irons the Regiment of cum " niapded by ; was then aged about " years, 'served in the army years, was discharged " tor , and that he Is no otherwise provided " fur by the Public, but .as a Pensioner of the said Hospital, " at per day, (except his Pay as a Ur the " Regiment of Militia), and now Lees in the Parish of • " in the County of . Sworn belore the " this day of Is ,' And such of them as were admitted on account of blindness, are oidered to transmit wAti ther half yearly Affidavits, a cei th ficate, as to the state of their sight, signed by an Army Surgeon, or other Meffickl person, resident in their ne!ghbourhood; but hi such distant parts, where a medical certheste is impracticable, a certificate from the Minister of the Parish to that fact, and to mew:sin the con inuance of tiler Windom', will be aehLted. 'I be Affidavit drawn according to iba above teem, curarn be fore, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up in a cover, and sent by the General Post, directed thus, •' o the Right Honourable the Paymaster-Gerr ral of his Majesty's Laud Forces, London." Marking on the cover, " Chelsea Pensioners' Affidavit." And counterparts or duplicates of the red Affidavits are to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respectively, to be ex hibited to tech persons as shall be directed to pay them, together with their Instructions, and Certificates of Admission, in order that their claim to the Out •P. nsiods may be fully verified, and their Persons clearly ident.fied. And to the cud that the Commissioners for tete Affairs of Chelsea Hospital may be safsfied that the Petisioneri are the same persons who have passed their ounnetrtion, it is hereby ['tether directed, that such of them why have served in, and have been discharged from any of the Retments, or ludepeo deet Utimiantes of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to mention in their Affidavi . s stash Regmeat or Company of .or Royal Veteran Battaliou, in which they screed last ; but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army, from which they were trst discharged, and recommended, and re . ee.ved at Chelsea Hospital The Pensioners, are particularly to take nnece, that the half yearly payments after. Christmas arc regnl4ed, 21 to the place of payment, by the musters at Chelsea, car the affidavits sent as above after the Alideturimer.preceeliog, and that the Midsum aster payment is in like manner regulated by the musters or affi .4avise after the Christmas precedirg. It is also ordered and directed, that no person who shall change the place of ilia abode given in at his muster, or specified in his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply tot his pension (excepting to the Officers of Excite warest such place of abode), shall receive the same, unle4 it appears, by the certificate of re spectable persons, that such fernuval was through unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent. And that if any pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to receive a Aouble payment of the pension, eithi rat Chelsea, or at different places, he shall be :truck oil the Lists: for the-better prevention of which frauds. each pensioner is required to produce his In roc. ion t'aps re at the t iseseast payment. Luebly, it is notified, that ;sane will be entered upon the . Pay Lists of the said, Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom, whe ncK act agreeably to these orders and directions; pa rticularl y in *radii g their halt-yearly affida vits to tbe isi ree ,o*.Geoecal, as above d (CCM], and to no other Offieeoripiehentriedicg dee peneisserchase ot late et. her neglected to do, bit Nit 4bessabtrigulartyto other 'deeartssien.s, • G. Alibi', Secretary and Registgar. • . . . • - A CHARGE, delivered to the CLERGY of the ARCHDEACONRY '.f HUNTINGDON at the PRI MARY VISTINIIONon the 3:11,14th, I.lthof May, 1812. By T. F. MIDDLETON, D. D. • Archdeacon of Huntingdon and Vicar of St. Pancras, hliddlecez. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; e. C. and J. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church yard; and J. Hat chard, Piccadilly. Of whom may be I ad, by the same Au•lior, I. The Doc•rioe of the Greek Article; applied to the Cad cism and the Illustration of the New Teitament, Bvo. price 145. in board,. 51. 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