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• - - - ' . --,--.. - - . . ..... • _ . .. . . , .. itt( .4l4 , • . o'-.,., • .. ...-40rwg'\''..* :40;11;,1,..1*. . \ . )'• ' ' . .. , , •.—i ' N . 0 eA C # -i--;—., • --J • °Tr Nel* . • ' 414 A s . .9-, Pr iv • : ''" . ..• 4 ` glr. ''' 1 :: .• _ :. -sru 8677. SATURDAY, DECE .11110 111-- ri4EATRE woym., mcv.LANg. 1N MONDAY NEXT, December 28, their Ma. j e .titie tie leaving will perform the Tragedy of GEORGE ISARNWELL Thrroag hroll,Mf• P°""; Barnwell, Mr. R. PHILLIPS; Gorge Barn wrl', Mr. RAE ; Truman, Mr. BARNARD. Millwood, Mrs. GLOVER; Maria, Mrs. HORN. "'!`THE Ow time), a new imperb Pantomime, called vALLEY OF DIAMONDS; Or. HARLEQUIN SINI)EAD. With new Music, Scenery, Machtnery, Dream, to. The Ovnture and Music composed hy Mr. M. P. Cour. 'I he Pantomime peoduced by .Mtv Km Dr. • sta ab i g, the Saw (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. HART LAND; All•Avarteua, the Diamoo4 Merchant (afterward. Pan pions), Mr. BARNES; Clown , Mr. ICLRBV ; Lilliputian Sailor (with a H or npipe) Miss GLEDHILL, s child only fire years old ( b ar g rA t a ppearance on any Stage); Diamoitella Ole Fairy of the V a ll e y), Miss HOLE; Fairetta. Daughter of the Diamond itemiser (aPerwards Columbine). Min VALLANCY. Tooday, the Tragedy of Richard the Third. w e d img day, the Comedy of The Belle's Stratagem. Thursday, the Tragedy of Macbeth. yeday, the Tragedy of lane Shore. S a turday, the Tragedy of Hamlet. THF,ATRE LOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O N MONDAY NEXT, Decenibikillk be I'th:titbit trausdy*_ GEORGE BARN ELL. Theroughgood, Mr. EGE.RION; bile. Mr. MURRAY; George BanrweE, Mr. CONWAY; Truman. Mr.' 11 :A.l l ' N: p o tliiiood, Mrs. FA LICIT ; Mann, Miss & BOOTH. After which (Int Haw) a New Grand Pantomime. called HA fiLEQU IN WHrTTINGTON ; of • LORD MAYOR OF LONDON irith entirely new Scenery, Madsinery, Dresses, Sm. The Overture aid Music composed by Mr. WARZ. Th.- whole arranged by Mr FASLCY. illhittington (afterwards Harlequin). Mr. BOLOGNA, Pm.; Milerglao Gabble, (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. NOR MAN; Dante Cicely SUM (afterwards Clown), Mr. GRI NIALIll; Mr Rtswasress (tbe Merchant), Mr. INNEY ; Capta Oroes-tle-Lite, Mr. 81.ADER ; Longo-Baro-Bony O, in (Ciag of 'Beim), Mr. ItYALL ; Young Savoyard, Master WILLIAMS; Squabba (Queei of Barbary), Madamoiselle MO. IlE1.1.1;•M1ss Airco (afterwards Columbine), Mrs. PARKER; Eiwybet (Genius of Indust4r), M4mWORGMAN. bt ape come of the scenery Will be introduced, Buckingham Mine with a yew of the Balloon Ground, as at the Fete of the ;off August' 'ln this scene, an ascent of a Balloon and Para , Ust i by M. burned*, harrying M. Blanche Garntrin .who will is the Paradzotelrom the roof, over the audience on to ie.* • The Bridge and Pagoda over the Cana/ in St. Jaitases sty Fornication, width changes to she Might/ Concord, where will be exhibited by Signior Rugiut (Ae e titatat Ardihcor of Tivoli), a grand and novel diaiday : 4l nail, the Lord of the Manor. Ilfwbnday,ehe Tt aptly of Venice Preserve& sOlt y p s Tie View of Bawdy ; with bbn, of Paris. hs Tragedy of Isabella. ,sloe Timely of The' Gamester. QVENT.Y.FOI3II. DOZEN Tine Old MALM- O SEY MADEIRA, in Pints, at See. per Down; Eighty rtvri Dwain :rick Ceastatitia, in Pins. at 44n; :Silty- wren Loren very carious Frotuignim, in french Donley at 95a. The above 'Wines are the property of a Gentleman who wishes ti dispose of them iemoodiately at the above vety Mw prices.— Ilhatby appipin at Na. 43, Haymarket. I , .7_I4,ItOTG I ..s, Agair *nckat iiimuras • /aria ARYO 6 is: )- 1 : , -,!.7t0 SCHX4I4. *, .L• ' I ' s .et 020,00(1 . are ielo,ono a -';.3.i....i. ' ro,tho ...:... so.ccio • . -t* 4 - 1..;#« ;.: 404 : '.4•...• ; &OM 4 - 11..c0e5."., 4..... 1 ,0 300 . •-•••••• 4 .0. 40 - A ).. ,:.;,......•.11. - :* 4 4 1 4:.........4.6 ..*•• 4111 I t = ... * - ......... • it, . - Piketti 1/400100 se ,its .. Nikiir *lig)N . . vuupti. , c4, p aid t• . simiws_ ___:' ._ ,a4bogsaigorocnoser of %ob. %AWOL ail co. - 4 -- ii — skoituliy urTZt a bwi: •le ales a it t r . s and Seasits for. ibeir Ord , Na. 9 tte v e t? . • aeffia. • ** laterik_citteltalili 4,41 1.11 1 000 Tkkers, cattalo* * Prises et' ...... .C 20,000 10,000 , , • * st•-•••••••••4•••••,••••-•e• 2 . 000 . 4' • lOO. Re. Tbi 01011111 niatelecie on tdirtfeltdan **lv, when tbe ant , above 411AsviA be WO I 0 ROD, anise the Second 7,panuery thelnit him *We "4, le se 0,000. • 1 W 1 (Plit-Pll4,dilywenvesird,, wed Orden front the 'll.accativanied with Reskupee,..peeentaNy annitted te. -rot and all ether Publlcleessides Bea* and Sad .by • WA e • MEUMATISMSw PALSIES; • sail GOUTY . 4 1f FACTIONS,. wish Noir 9414 ftnCM _Stela etr itsgralcs, Flatulency, rid &M, stud genrrel Darts (04- , • • tworbateehr mart" **relieved end fliqs,miltgared- T WlirrEHEAD's ESSENCE ea MI/STAND L. 1.0,: Aar very otter titans had failed. l'he Fluid Essence Mastard, use d olti the Fib, In dole complaints Whim miesisitry.Ylk per. N•thetartst actin, penetrating., and effectnal remedy kg the vr•Ttd, gener.dly curing the severest Sprains and Mee, ht IN. half the time banally taken by any other Unhorse nr ' on; and if used immediately after sny d eride lA, it FriviV ^ part:turning bIaci.—WHITEMEAD's FAMILY CERATE • eqiistty•lneacieas (sewn iiPetindiderred Sores, Sore Legs:Sear.. tic Eruptions, Blotches, Piamlas, Ringworms, Shingles, Break-- 7P out in . the 'Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and tenanted ttS Sore Heads, and Sembatie flerisoure of every description. Prop r$ only, and sold by R.. , Johoston, Apothecary, Ncr. 15 , recVsiteet, Scho; London. The Sesame .and Pills at 2s. 9d. uh, the Ceram at Is. igd. and es. 9d. Sold by every Medicine reader iu.the l.rnited I.lntidom.=—sue.Tish Genuine has a Mick lak Stamp, with the name of R.loutasro N inserted on it. • • • , "'l l the ' Public , that the iflaw respectfully li Tc: nf° " u sr: "d by Messrs; Newsrav and Sous, wimiesak and retail, lye. " '" n e - slti , ett Dublin; and those that wish to see,the salutary tismcy of them mat receive - that inforination, by perusing his " Guide from Pain," price is. sold as above; or by examining the ISTAII Newspaper, Bell's Weekly Meseuger, or La Belle As temblie where they will see that these chemical preparations have been established in 1,0u40u for more than twenty years,. by relieving the following compimus in less than one hone. and by mil% in a rewonable time, all sorts of Gout, Rhettilisaoc Gout, ithestnatisra, Vieurisy,„ Liver Complaint*, old t;prains, Bruises, sod Vestoess, or Contractions proceeding Irons repeated pans- Treas orate above . complaints ; likewise .Head-aches rocith.mhells f aumlibia, sod Bar lithos s 3000 radians, after the; bad been ad mitttd into the g4ndon Heepitals, continued there a reasonable time; and returned without being relieved, have afterwar4s been estareit p or k g e m e w l , by dos me offtiplieltestarktiva. :The Wean* Apgibilielgai Aithillade, *Mous, and,Con mbehetollls; are ie gram de *Mani as seem incredible; and his 0 * Powdst, If ifeareattd; Be preferrid. N.B. Theo m e di c * * a m w ad wholesale by all the respect 'atieVegiairveligen I n - Lawton; but *retail only by the lsro prietcrs LOVIsTs ND. Ofest Sauey-stmt. DEAR , qID DUMB -EDUCATION. ACLERGYI 4 AN of the Church of England, l residing nuoo ids Liebe& Within 30 salles• of Leaden, ;rho bas be e n engaged ten yeti., • in the education of the Deaf and Dumb upon the impmvei principle of the Alibi &card, of the' Public Institute at Psi , , has now a vacancy for one or two Pup k.—Addrew (pos• paid) to' the Rev. B. D. at Messrs. Pre vost* No. 13, George-street, Maasioa•bnats. FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS. APERSON,. twenty-six years of age, wishes for a permanent Situation, with a Salary not less than 2 140 Val Ks has the Acne sum of £5OO at his ittunediate anamand.—Letters, post paid, directed to A. D. Mears. Boyles. Carep-street. will be isatediately auentled to, sod secrecy pre iterved. This day wispublidted, In 12mo. the Third Edition, price 6s. boards, of A GRAMMAR Of ibeGREEK LANGUAGE ' : on s new and improved Plan. in Englioh and Create-. By JOHN -JONES, Member of the Philological Society at Manchester. . , Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater: nower•row " Tido Grammar is evidently'the prod uct of sinind of vigo mai anal hips v culdwithd powers. It proves him to unity the iprofetwid mean* of an etymologist, with the discriminating taste of a critic, and the enlarged views of a philosopher." Critical Review, May, 1809. lids day seas published, la Quarto, price zel. es. in boards, THE HISTOR'Y of .ENGLAND, from the Nor nun Conquest to the Awiession of Edward the First, in Two Parts. Part the First—Comprisiog the Civil and Political History. Part the Second—Containing the Literary History of England during that Period. By SHARON TURNER, F. S. A. Printed for Longman, Heist, Rees, Orme, sad BFOWN Pater noster -row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The History of the Angto Saxons, rompriging the History of England up to the Norman Conquest, in Two Vols. 4to the Second Edition, price Xs. ss. boards. In the Press, and immediately will be published, By Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pas.. — In One Volume Quago, !Migrated by a Map an 1 other Engravings, TRAVELS is the lONIAN ISLT NIA, THESSALY, and GREECE, Together with an Account of a Residence Capital and .Court of AU Pasha ; and with Sketch of a Itottte through Attica, the Morea, • By HENRY HOLLAND, M.D. am. Physician to her Royal Highness the Prince.. gfr It will be the principal object of this Sketches alike Scenery, Inhabitants, Natural quities of those parts of Greece, which have ► partially known or described. Thh day iris published, . In. Four Volumes, .octavo, price .CS. 15 The Second Edition, of lii. POLITICAL ESSAY on the of NEW SPAIN. • 1 - By 21I. 1 :XAND Ea de HUMBOLDT . Vitt; l'hys:cf. • 17,:t•on• and Maps, foe Obeervations, and i'risonometrical and Wm& .. ,Tranated front the nen ,1"7"1• ,. .0* - Y; t•e 4 4 . - lilt Ilisll6K. .'v Vielloiloolini, ICIPst, Agee, Ontae, hoilfabllOur s vat 14.4hibiliny Cendait•atreeL I . By whop% is maw pnbioning, lie Personal Narrasiiii tat M. de Humboldt' , ;vino" etlal Regthris of till Wry' Conduct • 1ji11a4404. Thnsleted .byllbles Maria, r amoseitut inispeetko of 4mA/weber. RSElrrs IN This day were published, In Bvo. tONLE DOCUMENTS respecting the 'NJ of ths ipre ICV)IN'I'S in SPAIN : being, 1. '" A plain Ex isseit.on of the Reason's' winch oecasioned the Journey of Per &Ailed VII. to Bayonne, in Aprt4llloB." Ily Dina Jinn De Es. eollisdx. formerly Tutor to Isis Catholic Majesty, and then his. Counsellor of State, &c. &c.-2. Retuarks on the preceding Work fly the Counsellor of State, Don Pedro de Crballos.-3. A tub Morita of a Pe , Wen addressed to * Ktng Ferdinand VII. by'Sisty Side Members of the Corte of Madrid, requesting his Majesty to abolish the New Constitution of Spain, and to Zit•titil '',4l thikinquisttion, With the Cud Form of Government, under "seestimouts. —.nen, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Platt.. MOW' VOW • This clay was published, • Elegar printed in 2 vols. demy !Ito. price 2 4.45 . boards, (also afew copies on royal paper, price £7. 7s. boards), CH A RLEM A GNE, on PEousz i)EuvR az, POEME EPIQUE, en VINGT-QUATRE CHANTS. Par LUCIEN BONAPARTE,' Membre de l'itutitut de France, &c. &c. &c. Thia inreranting Work, which has formed a principal occupa tion of its Author for ten years of retirement, is founded upon be most prominent and illustrious action of that Emperor whom he has chosen for its Hero—omit abounds throughout in high ex ' &mph& uf poetic invention and classical style and efrarseser ; uni ting the rare combination of vivid and original genius with the moot correct and cultivated judgment. It has presented to its Avithor eplendfd opportunities for description, afford - err by the rites and tenant:nits of the Pagan and Catholic Religions. Also, preparing for Publication, CHARLEMAGNE. translated into English Rhyme by the Rev. S. BUTLER , D. D. and the Rev. F. HODGSON:A. M. • • Fifty Copies will be taken off on Royal Paipprjor • • —; .`'early Applications are requested. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Pater no,ter.row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bonti4thret. This day was published, In Octave, price Its. boards, the Second Edition, considerably •• enlarged and Improved, with additional !hates,. 1 EASY and Familiar DIALOGUES and LET TERS, cm PERSPECTIVE, DRAWING, and PAINT ING; illustrated by appropriate Plates and Diagrams, and a sufficiency of Practicil Geometry. And a Compendium 6f ge nuine Instruction, comt rising a progressive and complete body of Information, carefully adapted for the Instruction of Female:, and suited equally to the simplicity of:trench and to mental Ma turity. By CHARLES HAYTER, Portrait Painter, in Miniature and Crayons, and Teacher of the Principal Elements of the Art. London : Published by Black, Parry, and Co. Leadephaa , street. This day was pubished; A nea# peke as. Misstated with Cases,' A PRACI `"" a lr "as the PREVEN , and.010111:11 77715 7 . - . Lallo. 10, te ci PtintaNt far. ' 'Where may Scrofula, and This.do Was published,.price C. REFLECTIONS ea the FINANCIAL: SYS- . TEM of GREAT BRITAIN, and particularly tin the SINKING FUND. Written in France hr the Sulnater,of I b 12. By WAL'lrt BOYD, 1..11. London : Printed tor J. Hatcbarti,.Beokiwiler to the Queen, opposite Albany, Piccadilly. This4ay weepillifibed, price Is. in board', F EMALE SCRIPTURE CHARACTERS, ~ MIA day was published, ap - ~1 . . ;0. One Volume, ittuu. price ;:s the Second Edition, of 1 MEMOIRS of the late PHILIP MELVILL,' IN-11. Esq. Lieutenant-Covirnor of Pendennis Ovule, Corn. walk. with an Appendix, containing Extracts from his Diaries and Letters: selected by a FRIEND. . 4 . 6 A Christl:A is the higher. style of man." You tto. • , Publisbedby itatchard, Piccad il ly; and Illack,l l aiiry, and Co.' Leodepliall-strect. Where may be had, just published, the Second Itigition of Extracts from the Religious Works of A. il.'P..lionteloi.traa slaitd from the original French by Miss Marshall; stildsbagi , clad to Lord Adverpool. _ r, • BEAUTIES bP SUTURE AND ART. .) This day was published, entlislilshed with ONE HOND'RiTi ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS, of the men striking odd wove drifel Objects in Ncruea and Aar, fromOriginel Designs hy•• Thurston, Craig, Cleaned, and other Eminent Anise, engraved in the Line manner by Scott, Angus. Cook. I.scey, Scc„&c. handsomely printed on fine Paper in Sit VOLS. tvo. price in 'boards E 7. 4.. Demy, or on Royal Pipet • hot-pressed, with . proof Impressions of the Plates, Lift. ~ t; • T HE GALLERY of NATURE and ART . ; .sir; A - TOUR through CREATION and SCIENCE. By the Re o.EDWARD POLEHA MP lON, Fellow of Ring's College Cambridge ; Assisted. by distinguished Writers la the varlets:, Departments of the Work. The plan of the wor k comprises an easy and familiar arrange p ryinhich the primary divisions will consist of NATURAL ItY and 43LT. . &Arian of NATURAL HISTORY eamprehnnets the: i ! til . general amnions: I. Astronomy, mintoining * ... ref the most curiousDiutoveries which have beett.latelv ogr the Most singular opinions that have been lately °Bari )6 MG' btaneh of science: 11. Geology, including the mist elution Wiry phenomena of the Earth, in its Subterranean Super- Wel,. and Aerial departments. 111. Botail. W. Subterranean, giolnprisiog an account of whatever is chicly rare os interest in these several 'kingdoms. V. Gliorograp'ay, exhibiting rvey of the most striking peculiarities in the general face bf n 1 particular countries,- or lit the customs, habits, and memserf ittatir inhabitants : and, VI. Physiology, embracing a view of pittfuorrllmary or peculiar powers occasiotrally evinced by Mari- Wad, or other atimials. • P - Tht diteloo of Air Consists of the fdlowing general Scetione: ' i. Chemistry, including witaterfor is chiefly curious or interesting, sod at the same time, subjects of popular :k!tention its Magnetism, Electricity, Gadvailism or Vultaism ; Light and °Vail. subtile bo dies; artificial Heat and Cold; the colte4iliilky of Anhnal and Vegetable Fibres, Metals, Earths, Acids, Inflammables, and other curious nbjects of cbentical science: Y. Mi.chanics, comprsint Buildings of stogalar or rentarkalle chara:ter, Bri4srs, H ingius * : ardent, Pyrarnids,Colum.n 4, Ruins, Stpulcbral 'Nahum ersgt, ~r Antiquities ; Animal and Inanimate Fontes , as at isebl Mho_ i - ind and t• • - world, Steam. and•oths* powerful . Eat mcidern•Onask t 9 bePRw4 Ol .45 l 01 6 0 • PSne,prOst S • • ...._. piece their sem. - as R. Wilke, Eft. cannot, Paternuneprow;- Of - 44 Lastly inlvg o • .; P76711.1LZ12it; 01 1 .8.101, D siC. al, /314. COIIIIIIS7OI r RS f r rICTUOLLING sa-J7IS ArA.ritsrr. .mfrr p kr* Nefze, 0 7kat on . TEIO.RiDAY, the ittth instant, Mc. WILLIAM Races, their Agent at Portimoutb, *IU be reltly to receive "sealed 'fenders, and trey for Ons Titiasind • qtarters of New Close-dried AMBER tirAul'; tor thetelliktinf the Victualling Ihmartmen• e that Port; Mite amber:Bole : Mil Sample that will be eahibited at his Office; to be d : eliitiredlt; in rr.onih ; tend to be paid for by Bilis payable with intereq ninety eays after date. No regard will be heiti any reek, in said) the trice ih.zll nit be huerted in neer& at length, or thee shall not Ar deliveredhef :re 12 o'deck ..the cstil Thuriday, the 29a lautayt, nor ram th.• preen who ISM the Tender, or some "worm his hehati, attend:, to JAI wee when mild for. The Cnnditions of the Contract may be seen at the Victualling Office at Portsmouth. 9a. eacl 'HE. MUST Fltlic2OLN? 1111.13 RLNS' DIoEA SES : PAR EN!' and GU .ARDIAN acquainted with. They occasion lies A agpente, a painless se colour of the face; emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsions ; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both is a preventative an:: cure of these alarming complain: s, the above etcedent Medicine is universally allowed,tm tlw testimony of the highest characters in this country, botb in rault and respected. ay, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success 'ln •ww families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a ashetlon to is, of which no other Medicine of the kind can beasts pa r ents and others, wto have the care of children should kale thb remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when, sew die stelhielsnr bowels of Children are any way disoedered s •Iffhieh lvirlilianmys be found to relieve. Sold r uisalesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cbeapdde, the comer of*. PaursChurch-yartr; Sharp, Johnson, & Belam, Ports. mouth; Jones, Weiton. Anima, and Mallory, Pertsea ; Hall and Johnston, aosportt - Coleiatus and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, aid Turner, Huh; l led, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Otlbert, Plymouth; Koottandl.loyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir mingham timings and LOcb, Man i Manchester; Trewman &nes ; Smith, 14'4es-ton, Reaburn, Sent t and Baster, EttinbUrgts ; Bax ter and M Dread, Glasgow; litlgen and Ik.rry, Bristol; Ste venson *sl Co.-Norwich ; &vitae% ;Leicester ; felecarde and Peonyond &Binge aed.l othbery,Liverluxg; Neekind Ledger, Dover; White, Brighten; Robe. ts, SeUort, and Willtiateltot hain ; Simmoods, Blandfutd; Roach, Plymeuth Desk; acid re tai, by most ceutltr; andione vender", In kola,* 01.11 d. at:d ed..eath. f ESPA3TILLEB'mitItTIA4LKs de M0NT .1.4 PiLIER ; or, AROMATIC . tArzENcEs of STEEL, We a ilbeovery of the brat important' to the present and sue. medial 's% their happy egiedi 11101 01Mrgar **Um, certain and ponannentvoo diffesely saliency, that what* they give tone t.) ineromAtoct health and vigour to the entire frame, th ey impart age. 'Mel heat throisgh the whole system, and eihilirate the animal spirits In *Kb a manner r tint they may fairly be said to seaniativo nature; for t h ose diseases occasioned by debility, relaxation, pros tration of strength, or watt of tune in the nervous synem, tier are tecrinimended with the utmost confidence, as the most agree able, safe and Infantile remedy that ever has been, or perhaps, I ever can be dhcovereal by the researohes of stlivl)Ct ; they IV not as a temporary stimulus, nr by irritation, but by gradually and sitoctually, strengthening and renovating the constitution, ex. eating the heahliy anion of, atia i t parting increased energy and vigour to every part of the human frame; they restore the Li-- Litrid, debilizared, ncetious :ind relaxed of bt.tii span to socoti :tot ,sigocoits health; when aversion to exercise f lom or depr.e:ty (I appette, and pallid c.ountenant r indirate approaching eon:ding » tion, the delicate female will le reAtored folic:Atli and society by the beal:;nitiffuerice of this medicine. 4 1 7 c o n te , m es t a dir y cia ul e rti: a.1 t r lc , g ast ree y p Of erso Ct o bri wil ty a uo ll eg t u M an e ed tt have gone t t rie n re literh fro ethen l 3l ll .* tits caumry, astribu;e 'Leo recovery mote to this invaluable p4cpatation than to Toy °tiler cause whatever. Prepared by the Peopt *Aide, I. P. Sedatlii ' and sold whol es: d e and retail by his Agent, Mr. Giforet, I 54, Wand, Landon, Its .bean ft 7... awl 12:a. otse.lli also by Davao's . % a, Patbastenv. ,greet, Dublin, (cl.,:eout hi Ireland) ; fluter, Edinburgh; M o na day and Co. Oxford', 'deny and Co. Chelmsford ; C ruttw e ll , and Meylde, Mali.: Voile end Co. Salisbury ; I.angdon and . 3berbscnel Tantnessuk East:v . ; •and maim V cutlets of Me chem, in the Ijoalia% ; t • . 1 . .. l'y revolt imposition, each box is signed by the Prryris tot : F. Seddon) In Ma own bola wads's, v itLinit stitch nowt cal votibly be •zeintilse. E 0 TicALTREATIBE.on the PR EVEN. ltillfrAn - tiejaitivs; Animal atict Inanimaie and•OUall gibe intimitEAL DISEASE and Its 110Fses, W ind and Water Worki, Steam, of aractersar Gust ,. s ca.4icio di ug rut t e d 01,. Vats, both of ancient and modernliinet ; Takes. )Iloo.r4tots hiss of all technical Quaid/ j ay Seating Weakness, *ado powirs. nes; &e. - The Work Is blierelse published In Psi 'Ben M. tATON,.E.Orgeoti. • Tvio.Plitasto !sack Putt. , Susolsope-street, Neweastle.street, Okra* i Sithraberi Ate requested to tompleta Le usualFi oep l ra i s ato c. n am e s an d ch ly ! s . We: ' 9AI, tolse.directed to It. WI Messrs, nters/pa pfil Co. OP, Patersoster.to th G, Cratturh.aii4 W. 10/, 12, Pater ybe had, Caton's tiopotieTreatiso pa Iddige . nb o4- st i tele• It lrlaq also be Cutaneous Diseases price ce. Roolseette; in the Uniteti • F r... E: ,.... r.f . ifyinr Kir i vi u mr. By r p y r i c t• K r4l- G i a.. n.t), CHANGE OF SEASON! :I w ß i ro u w De tt i , ju P p atem ec tler-row, 2uatto ' Sold hy Mesars. itivingtoes, 62, St. Paul's Charch-yarci; also T" COLDS, COUGHS, and 'CATARRHS. ther Engravings, by J. Hatchard, 193, Piccadilly. , 'so often fatal to delicre Consitotions, • and which the ch 1- I ISLES, in ALBA. Also, lately published, by the same Author, New Editions of ling atmosphere of the %%rimer makes so prevalent, may he t tree- The Beneficial Effects of the Christian Temper on Domestic wally guarded against, and cored , by a free use of Peat/A:VI - I'a !BCH, in 1812 and 11113. elegant OXF iRD LOZENGES. Tilt y absolutely prt van and sidenee at J nina; the Happiness..-Price 3s. 6d.--Sold by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. and with a more cursory And, A Tour to France, in the Year 1802.—Price Si. 6d. cure HOA SUN E9S ' in any stage of the disease • and they :t t'►• the Morea, &c. - 1,14 by Boo th , Duke-ateeet, .Portiand-pbce, London; and all ONLY Medlciue yet discovered that has the' disease; esi ' el' sold by R. Crintwell, and the principid Booksellere in Bath. strengthening and tinelochsicg 'l' 11 E lII' MA N VOICE! 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I.V.L ZENtIES of TOLD, the grcaf demand for which, after ion, of John iii. 2. upwards of thy years trial, roves them a superior remedy for on the KINGDOM " Blessed and holy are they that have part in the first maw. all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Ttirua , s, Asthmatic and Con- IN. rection: on them the second death bah. no power."-.-Rev. as. G. sumptive Complaints. Ibe gri.vine ohly hare R. H AT w ARD HUMBOLDT. London: Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller no the _Queen, printed on the stamp, by whom they arc prepared, as succe istr.r founded on Astronomical No. 190, opposite Albany, Piccadilly. to T. Grornongh, the livet•ntor. tad Barometrical Measure- . Sold in boxes, at Is. 1 id. each, by his 1-,,pointment by F. New- French, This day wri published, price Gs. boards, !wry and Sons, 3t. Paul's Church lard; ~u tion and Co. llnve i beg, . ....., - . 4 ., , . yoSaMitt 4W.NO gyecirebt rari ipb r e net io r .ramdark ailley aad CO. 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Ivo. price Ss. sewed,'l heir SYM P TOMS EVERY PAR EN l' and GUARDIAN No. tr, opposite Albany % Piccadilly; and void by W. A. /owe .ecting the HISTORY • i d of CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They occasion Las . : .., n _._,..- ~,_ tice, OW CO. of *tipsier, a painless of the colour of the face; emaciation and •!.:, 1 • . 1% - b 1.• . 5 . . ( . 1 e I • • .•. . . - .1. • . . • -• ... , , •r; N. dh .r ; . E '.)..*•?), ~.: , . 40 .111 .1 • " \ , t •'• l'c . ' AD ' •.. A t • ' r iri IT .)'. 4 &k c ilib ., - f., ;*, . • k A 4, - i..: . 1.'1• i4 114 , ", - ~ P r -, , i, • ' . -7-% ''' S .., \ . * N. ' . . ir: at- b. . • '.., • • • .-• • . . . ... . ._. ~ - . .., . . - • , -- ig........--...-- • =.... • r ' —........i..7 - • . • 31,8 ER 24, .1814. • . • : k i • , KW& IXPSNCRIDNALPPE A NY. r • =il;*:=3"ijii r.."-----1-. " ..---------.—....—.............—.... w ............--....—..—..„--.,---. nir•—•••••.••- ( • THE LAW SHEET. ALMANACL . . Ofi':.4/1 VP. s'ARLI:V4As..:., 4e.rwilarr ;e, .^l4. 1111 a feet tlaya wilt be published, - 91 HE PitINCIP4L OFFiCEAS. cc MS MA. THE LAW ALMANACK for 1815. By REED JESTr• ORlLtahrez, d. hmkshe fintip; . . 1 That Propmals will he receiv'ed at their Offer in Pa-114, on o r b e f o r e WEDNE ,DAY, the ?Ali day of brceraber m.tant, - 1 1 1 . and HUNTER, Bel .yard , Liracolu's Inn.. Os mconnt of fise great demand made this year for the Al- manse!, IL and H. have been induced to continue it, sad it will (Tom such puma, u may be Iv _ r e _ .. , . _ 411 g ,s tiliet.e‘te the Per form- be published (1 the 31st instant. , . once of the I' UN fER4 WORK at ibt .Royal Manufactory of This day were published, two. peer tor. boards, Small Arms at Lewisham, in the County of Yen.,,for a period SKETCHES of the HISTORY and Present State of three years, determinable aftcr the eirperation oldie est year, of the RUSSIAN EMPIRE; of 'the progress of Civilise- tmon cotice of three months, at the +ion (dein:yr party. dun, from the foundation of the Moperchj , to the accession of Ird!llsor partldnlars, together sil'efs theTi.ines an ! Coudiiiona of - the House of Romano! (the pro reigning family), and rani- milady under the Sovereigns of that House; connecaed with Po. the Contract, may be bnown 1 ay{ at tLe se , litical anti Personal Memoirs of the Imperial emert. Cary • Office, in Fall-Mali aforoshid, any day be.ween the houm i et ten and font o'clock, where the Proposals most he delivered , . • . . • *By the'Rev. WILLIAM ANDERSON. . Printed for Gale, CO*, had Fenner, Paternoster -row. sealti up arid endorsed ": Proposes for Pai iter't Work at • Lewisham;" but no Proposal cart be a.:ndtfed afar the said • Thitsdayitas publish* peke is. 29th of Deeetalser, at Ist eicio'ck at noon of the seine day, neither * Mows; ItivillskoPe Pt. Paul's Ciiureu pad, London, will any Tender be noticed unless the, party making it, or an ; A. Dedicated, by permission, to the Marquis of Bluetit, r AUREA COACINA ; or, A GARLAND °lf BAYS. agent _16.6/4 behalf 611311 SU " . '• • . 1 2 , By Order of the • Board, -• • - elllctiLi CREW. Sarderlt. 14 A Lyric Poem, with Upttnator.y Notes on the fall of Isa- , ..* • \ pulo.l3nunaparte, Ind oat the prreetnglorious Peace. , • • - - 1 , 19.77/414:1111.2 !Willi& 73.11! as set • ••• In a few days will be publlahed, in Two Volumes Octavo, price Li. is. In boards, SERMONS, by the Rev. J. VENN, M. A. Rector of Clapham. Printed for J. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly ; and Messrs. Riving tons, St. Paul's Churchyard. N B. The Subscribers are respectfully requested to apply to the Publishers* for their copies, which will be delivered upon payment of their subscriptions. . s 1 the bar 0 an Its tbzt sorts• rab:e woct fiord l eg, it be 0 1 [h ai Ofj - OVA 1