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• " 1 , t, ",••••••-. .0 4 :•1 • • . . -41 04/ v-11 j jc . Nt.4 .Iti 0.• • 1:ile Pr , . r . .• • 1 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1814. 8600 . • PRICE SIXPENCE-HA LITEN NY. HEAr.kg RO ki ft DRURVA.AME. Thii day was published, in• Ben. price 9s. in hoards, A TREATISE on PLANE and SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY. By RORERT WOODHOUSE, A.M. P.R. S. Fallow of Gonvillo and Caius College, Cambridge. The fietond Edition, corrected, altered, and eLlargekl. Legid.ll: Printed for flack, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall..street ; ROC polghton and ::nos, Cambridge► . Lately pubii , hed, Handsomely printed in Two Vols. /Ivo. price in boards I6s. CHRISTIAN ETHICS; or, Discourses on the B ati.udes ; with some preliminary and subsequent Ds. coar,.es. The whole designed to explain, reconamend,Or enforce the Duties of the Christian Lite. By THOMAS WINTLE, B. D. I.ate Rector of Brigham% in Berks, and formerly Fellow of Pembroke College. Oxford : Printed at. the University Press, and sold by Rising !one, and Longman and Co. 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Contents :—The Political Constitution h of hhhhhhhhhh Mo narchy, proclaimed in Cadiz, 19th March, 18111—Sermons, chiefly on particular occasions, by Archibald Akron, LL.B. &c. —Blemeots of Political Science, by Joha Craig, Esq.-Klopstoek and his Friends, a aeries of Familiar Letters, written between the Years 1780 and 1803 ; translated from the German by Miss Benger—A Refutation of Calvinism, by George Tomlioe, Bishop of Lincoln; Sixth Edition—The Paradise of Coquettes, 'Vann lin Nine Parts. . Door( to he opened at balf-fast Five o'Clock, the Performance to begin at linti.past Si: precisely. Bares and Place, to be taken of Mr. Wring, Box-Office, Little uqwl-sireet, trout Ten till Four, and of whom may be bad a v i,v box (Nightly) Boxes. 7s.—Second Price, Ss. 6d. Pit, Sc. M.—Second Price, fa. Lower Callery, 25.--Second Ptite, ls. Upper Gallery, le. goond Pnee, On i nw sday, The Honey-Moon ; with The Woodman's Hut. On saw, ay. Henry IV.; with The Three and the Deuce. Published by H. Coburn, SO, Conduit-sum ; G. Gallia, Edinburgb ; and J. Cumming, Dublhl. The.; THE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted ibe - Traiedy et ALEXANDER THE GREAT. Alexander, Mr. CONWAY; Clytus, Mr. EGIsitTON ; Caetrlder, Mr. BiatItYMORE. Stairs. Mts. H. JOHNSTONE. After which w , lt he produced a New Cootie Ballad, called DOCTOR SANGRADO. Doctor Sangradn, Mr. BO t OGNA ; Don Fell:, M. SOISSONS; Dun L p z. Mr. NtENAGF ; Sancta, Mr. NORMAN. Angelica, Madame BIZET D'EGVILLE, Of the Rny ;ea& my at Paris, and late of the Grand Opera at Bri.nswirk, ring her first appearance on this Stage. To which wit] he sad.ti the Hietcrical Romance of CCEITR DE LION. Richard, Mr. .7 , 1N , ..:1,A1kt ; hiondel, Mr. BARRYMORZ I Sir Owen, Mr. TAYLOR. • • Manna, Mivi !11EPHENS ; • Lauretta, MAT 1 HEWS; Dorcas. Mrs. COATES; uLe, Miss 11/611CMAN. Plates for the Br.xes to he takes of Mr. Brandon, at the Box • Office, Hart -street, from %I es till Four. _ _ A it;nvate.Box may he bad nightly, on application to Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office 1 he Doors Will be opened at half-put Five o'Clock, and tbe Play begin RC half-past Six. koaer., is ; Second Price, Ss. 6d.—Pit, ss. 6d; Second Pike, ia.; Second Iw—Upper Gallery, is.; Second PriCe, On Wednesday, Arezerxes, after which will be produced, a New Melo 4 lam, celled 1 he Forest of Boni) , ; or, The Dog of Menrarti 3 , which has bcen in preparation during the summer. On Ft iday, 1 kse Mild of the AIM. • Miss O'Neil, of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, is engaged at this Theazte, and will snake her Snit appearance in a new days. 'IKEA IRE OF ANATOIifY, WINDMILL-STREET. fIL'BRODIE begin his LECTURES on SURGERY, on Wasissawr, tb. Sith of October, at arm larh. kopipir 'THEATRE, LONDON HOSPI rAL. MR. HEADINGTON and Kr. FRAMPTON will begin their Autumns, COURok. of LECIURES on Anat my, ithriology, and the operation% of Surgery, on Satur day, the t of Otgo o r Two o'Cloek in the Afternoon. Principles and • of surgery by Mr. Headington—Ana tended DrinonetratiwnriiiP'Disaections by Mr. Frampton. For ruri.er partitalinrWapply to Mr. Pike, Apothecary, at the Mal, rat. .. MEDICAL AND CHEMIC'AI. LECTURES AND EXAMINATIONS. • TIR. HOOPER and Dr. AGER will begin their heat COURSE on the THEORY and PRACTICE of , PtIY:,t(;,CHEMISTRY, and the MA.TERIA MEDICA, at the I liegtre of Mr BROOKE% i Blenhohn.atreet, °reit Mari. 6'4unit-street, on Uneasy, October a, 1814 ? at E'ght o'Clock its .1 he Morning. , A rio.p, eta. may be had of Dr. H. 21, Sairille-row; or Dr. A. 6i,, Ma g rr Llvendish-square. . • NO BLANKS. an 4, WIFT d Co. thetu•i4'.4o.4l. snrcit the attrn. ; tion of the Pod:Be to the Scheme of the New Lottery, which is au t o be .Ir3We tte 16th of Otroosa.--Thare ate 6,000 1 lekels, and i3Ouu Vriz -4., iia.ludiog 1 o f Xist,,ooo is i 20,000 tr,ono ••• 2,1000 3 1 . , 1 ... 3 2 '1;0 3 do ... 1.500 14 ... ... ' 10 ... 1,2'41 Balch% .Itot 4 .ei and £llO . zes—the reniaii.io g Tickets (ssbaclo bo all be lotii * h. beat 'Danko.) V , PI on this Lot;• ter, be Vise u ki.c 1' un 1 each, toting a certain saving ot Nosirly 25 ptr . t. ever, pa Itia,e. Twits rs grin i•io...s it-4 ,re Seal, in great variety at -• . ' gWIFI 'Attu Co's. Otlic,•:, Ne. 11. Ititittte; ' I No. 3 1 , ALOOATIG 111311• I! • .W. 12, Cil.s Or..Cattas; I STRILLT. ..--, - . JUVLItY TL.,kgrTA in the New Lot -1 • serf of only 1,000 Tl6-tt., the whole of which vial be draw. it •u. Dar, the 13th October; ail Purchairrs must, there fore, if they taloa rbe•Ospliah., have a Return of part of the Pur cabo-moneto. as dime are nut any Blatik4 in the Lottery. The &hunt coutan.r Prizes of £Y.0,000, £2,000, &c. &c. The Ticket No. 1t.3-16, A Prize of ifI2O.TX)O, in the Lottery just finished, Was .Itar. d r.d suld in Otte Half, One Quarter, One Eighths end 'firo mittenth Stares. by LY ruN, UCK.SIIOKaIt, tnw'tll, and in, Coventry-street„ at which truly tin tut:ate Oates tbeipkltete and Shares are now on Sale for the above nov. 1 and ingenious Lottery.-1 lie Holders of the Outetan.lire Shares of the £20,0u0 Prize, are reapeettully requested to bring th.in tor PM men,. , FLF-AD/U , IING TRUSS.• GERMAN PAIENT SELF:ADJUSTING' I RUSS, tor the Cure of RUPTURES, wiz:mut tte aid say strap, tioully beneficial anl pleasaot to wear, both to the I-egitimist' and isbourlrg Maus From its superior . eliscatlit td utility to all classes of society, 10:i 1.. NI EGG has proem to Lily follow ing appointments he Navy, the Aral, East ludic Company, St. Thomas's anti et. G .orge's Hospital- I Marrla-bonne, Westminster, and R. &life Itifinnari4 s, &v. &c. &c. to 1141)0•1• ail cars our Truss is sufficient ; but in those in stanccs where taro are ::ken, if they do uoc perform a cure, the keel me uuditri t ikes c bro. p them for twenty years without ea vase; and, if net a pits .0 of after three mumhs trial, he will ft Will •tltte fateistry.' hsatturnentsior erolarsus MI, Umbilical Hernias, and Pen dulous lielltrit, ma !e also without straps, and iupplsett at a nut inert's ottan..e, by Jowl! ! Erg, corner of I iccaddly, at the top of Ike Playmat k. t. • • Yrth•ouf al Castinner', in own or country, by applying to diot , Asset lae9iosto4, may hare a mai wiLlomat elyeu►e, ago sad ca ulase ascomd. Tint day was published, in One Vol. Kw). price 7s. 6d. boar 4., P ARIS, in 1802 and in 1814.—;13y the Rev. W. SHEPHERD. In the Press, in 2 vols. 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E SP It4blA WAREHOUaES, No 16. CHEAPiIDE. H E PitOPRIETOR beg: retopoolly to inf. win the NobUyond tie Pi blie.the C )/IttPANY's ACI Ii MM SAT./.. of lIENOAL &c. Ste hai j•lsc cored .ded at the INDIA HOUSE . ; au.' that the ot.tst superb Culleelen of Ir.- la Meshes, Long CLAM, A ojeryo., Coosaca.'4eerha.t , !. lacono., and Turban Mooing, toieth.s wi:h b. autifal ItatrAt phterl4, are ready f,r tivir suspect on.--The 111 ..1 SCe. are t.tid oa lilt usual Lrins, by the P.eve sod Den:.y. molurun qr.. wvArrrtn.troin R20,0:* to 450,6410 n the min ser.ple frethold i‘eettrlty, and .lar, int:arty adeantagtr , us i'roreee, haolog Late •onts to lAy um IX L.VINi on 14a64 tocurii,—.4 liberal reinuoeration viral be made to the per.ua pro. cher', t.. Fur. h r pat-dea4t:4 may. be nirtaln.ll on appliti..ion to Mr. COM', 1.2 w eta: loner, l'area•inee‘ll:-••rett, I.flad.M. • NIONEY is toady to aticzoce,• wit!) promp, • t •Ite afttl secatt:v. at It-gal annuity In• forst, /39 treehli+, lholJ,leasebokl. or fun.lati prtoprety, rra• c'tare,ev, ma. riazo e • ie ^tents *I !owe eergy.o••••••'. 1 - aagi , nni , t •y bj:p4. At.itty M1'400114, tw wetn tittle and five, or by tt•ttcr, to tla • Doreetur rf th•• NAttoos! Ptak, No tt. t.twerlMn. Golden ;spar,. Mauer: m tcnittl.k wilt b.• nr rre.l. LAVENDON Glt BUCK.r. I'O BR LET nr suit), wit. I.n neslate pows-iaion. • ALL that AA NSION HOUSE. with the Minor. called L.:YENDON GRA:SIGS, to Pad& • of lame*, don, !war Olney, in ticks, with abou t Y -ter •of cite. Ilea. vial Pasture Land, and in a !Jition too Acres or .14 re a' Arab', ..14 Pastitre laud a•tjoining the Mast4on awl Prams spy rn..) e •tl :r required —For Partie a••ply to Ms. Francis, S tor , Noss ..Ilk Registry, s urrey-sirLet , Norwich. VITOtt MING. TO be LET, Furti6hed. six nymph% or f. 's . a 11lailer periol, if requ red, an reosoitable LOUIt and han .11it AWING-ROM% fiv : or rig fiei rem's, Kitch Pantry, t:c au! o::nr de lightfully sinsatea at Worillicg ; the ROOMS act cieunmdluto, .unable for the reception of ae.y "tid • vacant in about a furtMglit. Pariculars may b• ha-1 en avpica. don to Mr. Thomas, Camden 'enact., Wortleiii;', if by hate-, post paid. There are I lonn•Is kcin in the tn.rhoutl, are generally our two or tree ain't, a -.vi•tk • NEW PIANO-FORTE DUET I'3. ate. • GRAND OVERTURE to ANACR EON, sr. ranged for two Performers oa the Pianoforte, wi h ao compauiments for Flute, Viutouculio, and Hair by .1. NI-ash. ghi, price ss. ; without accompanina- • nts, 3s. Samoa for two Performers on the Pianoforte, by P. Wineberger, mice 56. (orate from Stetbeit's cel,,brated Storm Concerto, arraoged far two Performers oa the Pianoforte, 3.. 61. Iry e•lition of a Lo 4. vourite Grand Duet ' fur two Perturmers on the Piauuf.,r.e. by Mozart, price ss. Le Souvenir, a tocund fav•turite Watt, f ur two Performers oa tke Pianoforte, in which i, int roluced Mr: Brabun's favourite song " Forget Rae not," by W. Callenler, 4s. Grand JubilJe, a Divertimento, in cainnt:msrattin of the glorious Peace, !or ti.e Pianoforte and Harp, hy P RusuW , prod Ss ; Piano! . .re Part, 3s. GI The Royal Nay :tashia, (Amid Dramatic Divertisentent for the Piano:urte, de.criptiths of the Royal National Jubilee, by M. P. King, price 3s. ca. London: Published by Goulding, D'Ainsaioe, Potter, and Co. 00, Soho square; and 7, Wsitinoreland-street, BY HIS MAJEi .1 ENT. ROYAL ANTI - AI2TRI'fiON COMPOSI. TiON, instead of Tallow, Oil, or :;rtas:, to prevery Effects of Friction in Steam•Figines, Machinery, Mills, tar. riages, Coacher, Waggons, Cuts, &c. 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The smallest she boa contains a Qua , city sufficient to Prime a Four Wheel" Carriage Four time., with which .( will run up ward. of Sia lhoutiand M.des, aid it will &WNW 14 the mute yrorertisin IF all Mims larads of work. This day was published, Elegantly printed in ito. hotyressed' and embellished with nu. morons Plates and Vignettes. price 361. or with proof itnpres siqns of the Plates on India Paper, price .Bs. SKETCHES; or, A TOUR THROUGH NOR WAY and SWEDEN to COPENHAGhN, istenpersed with Historical and other Anecdotes of public and private cha racters. To which is added an Appendix relative to the present political state of Norway.—By JENS WULFF, Esq. Loudon : Printed for Longman, Hurst, and Co. Paternoster row ; Taylor and Hersey, Eleet , street ; and Y. Ashley, York street, Portman-square. ••• Among the Plates is i*Portralt of Christian Frederick, King of Norway, engraved by an eminent Artist under the im mediate inspection of a Gentleman who is - well acquainted with his Majesty mid who pronounces it to be a correct tikeness. REPORTS IN BANKRUP ICY. Thy. di ‘• was pt.biished, in hoards, ;nice LI. is. 6d. vol. let L i'OR,TS of CA SES in BANKRUPTCY. By Gii..)AGE ROSE, Esg of the Inner Temple, Barrister at i Law. is of Ca-es deckled by Lord Chancellor 'Loon, from Earer Term, let°, to the Sittings abler Trinity Term, 1813, inclusive; an ! contemporaneous Cases in other Courts. o which is subjoined, an Appendix,. coutlining die case of the ROYAL HANK of SCOTLAND agai'tst CUTVIIIInT ad others Assignees of Su t ra, Sritists and Smtvu. London: Printed for Reid and Hunter, Law Dooliselieis, Bell .yard, Lincoln's-Ina. • Preparing for Publicatial s Voletne Secasnd; Pitt the First, of the above itepott4. • . •