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• I t oi - 11 - Aft i 6 , =IF • ;/ • • . • ;kt : • f ‘fi ‘ 9 4 „11% "v. 11 111 -- OE r t. • ttIURSDAY • AUGUST 4, 1814. BELL' 8555. , rr Briton. Rejoteing, or the Jubilee of Jubilees!!! ROYAL AM VHI rHEATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTMINSTER ERIDGF.. Under the • airottege of their Royal Hiehnesses the Pewee Rutin-I. and Duke ot Volt /I EVENING. To-MORROW, and SA 1. TUR DAY by permi•cion of tt e Proprietors of the Royal,Covent-garden • the grand Equestrian Spectacle, of THE SECRET MINE. Introducing the United STUD of HORSES : • . PRICE SIXPENCr-itil FPGV' F. THE GRAND lIIBILEg. In a few days will be published, by Goo Lama anti Co. 20, • Soho-square, AGRAND DIVERTIMENTO for the Piano. lore and Harp. Composed asid selected by P. ROSOI.LI. With an Et .i.l•ntatic Title illustrative ut s the Cotantemeratlou of the late Gl.‘nous Sweats. ibis day was pali.hed, price. Is. 6.1. the SI CONN PAkT Of LACK INGI'ON, ALLEN, and Co.'s Cril'Ae LOGUF. FOR TIM YEAR 1814. y Till Part of the Catalogue contains a very large Collec tat di; Rare and Curious Books and l'rae.s, many of them in Slick Letter; together with some Manuscripts, and the angel, agtirology—Witchcraft—Poetry, ibcluding the Drima—Archi gnome, Drawing, and Sculpture—Music—Mathematics—Ns 'Weil and Experimental Philosopby—Greek and Latin Classics-- and Translations of the Classics. The Etas? Pair of this CArai.oova may yet be had, price 16.4 d. containing liistary—Biography—Topography—Voyages, Travel., Romances, etc. Sm.—Pori. THUM to IN TUN Pats/. • TO SCI4OOI.IIIASYER9. A. MASTER is wanted imimdlitely to cnndnct the ENGLISH FREE SCHOOL. at Clt EDI rON. sons qualified to instruct children in Reading. Wrii•og. and Arithmetic, on Dr. !Ml's plan-, and desir us of the siroanue are requested to apply personalise, or by letter post.paid, to Mr Smith, 4olicltor, Crediton, of whom terms and panicula‘s may be known —A Master Is alsu wanted to touch Navigation. the l.anat. 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Of whom may be had, Min Alt n's Poetry fol Children, half-bound, 2s. and a new Edninn of Blair's Pia% Bt•ok, price Ss. CUMSBRLAND'S WORKS. T ACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. raspectfully JL.4 It. form the Public ' that they have r e cently reprinted the earl ousWorks of this admiredAothor,which are now sale as under: 1. Memoirs of his Life and Writings; with Anecdotes and Characters of his Cotemporaries, efegautly printed In 2 vols. eve. wi h Portraits, Xi. Is. IL Calvary; or, The Death of Christ; ; Sacred Poem, 2 vols. elegantly painted, lit. it Jew Plain Reasons why we ahhuld Believe la Cistist, mad adhere td his Religion, 2s. 6d. 4. John de Lancaster; a Nowl, 3 Vols. elegandy printed, Alias. 5. The Exodiad, a Poem, by R. Cumberland, Esq. and Sir James Bland Burges, Bart. elegantly printed, At 10s. 6. A Collection of Cumberland's Dramatic Works, many of which are exceedingly scarce, 6 vols. Bvo. elegantly bound, 45. Ss . • BIOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS. This day was pubilthed, a new &don, price Ss. bound, of DLUTARCR'S LIVES; sAeCted and abridged, J. for the Use of Schools, exhibiting to Britirb You'll the 14=pin) of the greetese Characters of Antiquity for their Ad miration and imitation. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. Rec tor of Stonesgeld, &c. &c. Printed for Longman; Hoest, Rees, Orme, and Brawn, Pater. norter-row Of whom maybe had, Dr. Mayor's British Nepos ; containing the Lives of all those illustrious Britons who have been the most remarkable fur their taleenr,'virtiors, and advancement in life.r—priee ss, Also, . Dr. Watkins's Universal Biographical Dictionary ; con•aining several thousand Names more than are to be found in any simi lar Work. Price 18s. in boards, or ti.. 6d bound. • SCHOOI. FOR GILNTI.RMIN WITHIN SIX MILES OF PARIS. 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The teat has been revieed with extra , rdinary care, se that it is now btought to the purest mate of accuracy; and the notes, which are diitrtbuted throughout, are calcui.ued to abridre the labour of the teacher, and at tie sane ttm facilitate the study of the pupil : the-type aisil paper ace of a .uptrine quality,—recom mendations which, united, have obtained for Dr.Mavor's Edition & decided se ef.:rouce over every o:lier Loodnu t erinted for Lackington, Allen, and Co. I. Walker, Wilkie and Robinson, lcatcherd and Letterman, C. Law, Crosby and Co. 1. Rialiatelsou, and Gal an:l Thia day were pubii►hed, in t 2mo. I.•A N ESSAY on BRONCHITIS; with a Sup plement, containing gemarks On Simple Pulmonary Abscess, 1!“. &c. By CHARLES BADHAM, M.D. Second Eds Con, Corrected and Enlarged; boards, 5..6.1. 2. ELEMENTS of MEDICAL. 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M. P. C. Grant, Esq. junjl4.P. Right lion. G. Rorie, M. P. Right Hon. J.C. Sir thomas.Acland, M. P. R. tt. Marten, Esq. Willhrgham Bootle, Earl.. W. H. Hoare, gui. M. P. ' J. Round, Esq. M. P. #%innalttee Room, Freemasons' Hall, Crest Queen-street, whore all communications may be addriored, and where Sub scriptions will be received; as well as by Mesas. Hantmersley's and Co. the Treasurers ; and bj the several Banking-house. in London and Westnnuster. • Signed by Order of-she Committee, JOSHUA W.AI SON, Secretaries, pro R. ACKEItMANN, 3 tempore. , OIISSCRIfTiONs SINcl ItCLITZD: Colleedon on 1 banks-, Collection at Merton, giving-day, St. Niebo. Surrey, on Tha.iks -lastburch, Newcastle- j iving-day , per Rev. upbn-Tyne, per Vicar, Cl 1 J. Laocaster, Curate, X 3 .1 1 1)o: St. John , do. .11. 23. ed. j D o. DoCkli.g, Norfolk, Mrs. liewton, Chester, I per Rev. J. 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Uf shunt may be hail the follewiog cerebrated translations, . by Mr. Metswitt, Tie I.etttvsef htartu. '1 ulhus Ca;ero to several of bit Frlendi. ''Vats R.naasks, 3 vols. tsvo. Xt. 4s. Cat) and 141,111, ur, Hazy• on Old Age and Frientlahlp. By Cletto, avo. a_ _ boleti:met Pliny dm Court!, 2 %oh. tiro. 10s. ud. This day were.pubiloied„ With an elegant Froutispirce, price ss. In boards APPARITIONS j or the MYSTERY of Ghost's, Hoannacins, and HAUKTD Houses, D:VELOPED ••••- &in a oshection of tint mining Sciries, bounded ow' Fact, and selected for the purpose of eradicating those ri.tic dons Feats, *bleb 'the Ignorant, - she Weak, and int Supers:it-ions, are but too apt w en..ourage, fir want u 1 pr-iperly examining iu.o the Cauca of such absurd Impositions • By JOSI-. 1 111 FAYILOR. jandon : Printed fur lackington. Allen, and Co. Pinsbary squire..--40 whom may be liaA, by the same Author, A Cabinet of Curiosities, or Repository of Entertainment; bring a Selection of extr.aordmiry I.egends, original and singu larly curious Letters. whimsical lisciipt‘ons, lidicrous authentic and remarkable Anecdotes, brilliant Bun hlui,, inge nious Calculations, 'witty Petition., and a variety of other Lc centric Matter. price 31. hail-bound. 2 Anecdotes of Cirds, or the Wonders of the Feathered Cre , tion. Price V. Q. neatly :ia:t bound. * 4 , 0 Thew &wising and instruct 4 ve Stories, which develop, the burprising Instinct and Sagacity of lirds, were selected, by Mr.TATLOit, from Cie Works of Pliny, Plutarch, Pennant, Baton, Bingley, Darwin, and other anthem is Sources. OBSERVE, a few Copiel only are now lett on sale (price Three Shillings) of that 'scare% interesting, and useful family Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Otlesd House), entitled AiGUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Advice to both Sexes, in a vat lety of Complaints. By S. SOLOMON, M. D. Containiof s treatise eu Fenn& Diseases, Nervous and Hy pochondriac, Complaints; also General Remarks un those Dis curs with which toe human holy is sno.t irequently set creel ; explaining the symptoms, mode of treatment, iota remedies most properly adapted for each respective complaint. To which is annexed, a Dissects iou on the Properties and Ef fee,' of Hot and Cold Bathing; ass an Essay on Secret Venery; and a Discourse on Impotency in the Maio, and Sterility or Bar renness incident to Females, Ste. The whole illustrated with a variety of authentic facts, never before published. " Ihe best preset varlet to keep the :Mott in health," says Lord Bacon," and in many instances the body too, is the faithful admonition of a friend."—Untersonately, the dislike of having trot merely nor vices, but even our foibles, follies, and faults, ex• pmeti, deters thousands from asking for or receiving what the philosopher recommends, and thus youth in particular rush head long into the vortex of dissipation and death. To obviate conic quenees so destiketive to the species, mid eventually to papule rum, has faiku to guy lot, by the poblication of the GUIDE l'O HEAL:IH, which is pointed oIt ; ro the dei stied of either Sex as the " Fritini." which they may consult without exposure, aid with assured confidence of sweetie. . iis.lllthat sunshine, the Fe.:ttiut warmth of which the slender roots of prejudice cannot heir. As truth prevails, .prejudices subside, and all persons are left to their awn judgment and their own experience. London: Pnered tor the Author, and sold by data. Leigh, 18, strand; silerwood, Neely, and lone., Paternester-row; also, by all Booksellers in he United Kingdom No less than 100,109 Cells* of " kolosnqn'e Qui* SO kW*" L b.ea yawed. SARACEN% HEAD INN, .SNO LONDON. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN. The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Bede, oda Ltquors, sled moderate Charges. Waigon Warehouse., and Stabiles f.pr :ex Waggons per Week... of great interest to soy Carrier it might suit, from the central ri: my ion. The following Post Coaches, MaUCoathes, Rec. est out from the Saracen', Plead Inn, 'now-1141: BRIGHTON new elegant POST-COAC . 1 t car. LL ries four lioldes only. every Morning et through Crawley. Retests. eve. Wi..YSIOU I H, lsorchesier, and Illatidtorl, Uninn po.e. ' Coach ; cattle. four Ine.les, with a Claire; every kageudau. drives nth time toe the tteernety end /rare Pack. re. P IMOU 111 stet •It , r New igost.e:oach .very hiotti s, EXE l Ekt, mouth, Wevneruth, tiorcisetiter. Faitu..uth. Dartmouth, an.l •sarribury New Post Coach, every Ni,rams at Six o•C/ock wills a Guard, through limitless, Assmes's'. W.& your, Blandtura, k -aqi , s4toOte, liags!..4., BOSI . ON. Vetersorough, stilton. antrllluettngdoe new Rirjai Mail Coach, sets nit every livening -...:aische• iron • ao. en to Spoisby, Louth, Griouliy, end little L1V...14P1R)1. Pest Coach, to carry 4 litehles, sets out every Mornitig, through I,u terwortl., Hilts Ouse. lii.whit7. Alen. muse, l'elnworth. on Ullestenep, Northampton. ma Dmsbre; arrives at I iverp.est met Afternoon • I.lVl:Ketiol., Ve acre: J .on, Knetand, etetw, and Ltclibeltle ' Pon-Cusch, call:1 i Ito Exee emu, "very Ev.hine ter Flue to il. Bu "thereon's. Sarame's Waal Iwo, Dele-creet, !asteroid. Guarded throughout. 11.1, I H 1141 dl4llll'ol. Phong Poet-Ceechee,throughChippen. ham, Ca erg a el Marlborough, every Attentoom arrive at Mg. May's, VI, rybound has. Bath, and th• Tavern, Thee rnetestreet. Bristol, neat MunAol.—Cuackv• to Vs eh.. Bei lite ater, l'auntoa, Zee. LEEDS new light Caach, called the Rockingham, els eve y • Mo. sting at Eleht o'Cinkt carries Four Ins.des only, cad 4o" mutably easy, well a Guard throughout. Passe. thro.gh Lord, Newark, 'Rettord, Doncaa.s.r_,_ and Pt rryht.oge, to : h e Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notsmihstanding .1.4 tuicomniun Expedition of ibis Coach, it is a!i. ki at he the noon agreeable and coalple:e Public eiviveyance on the NurtL Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, letrhy-Lonsilate, &Otos; Charley, OrmAirk, and Gashing poet Couches, every After noon at Five o'Clock.--Guerdeel, GLASGOW, Longtoom, Gretna-Orem, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thoruhdl, Sanqubar-Kiln, Cumnock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Careperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, New,astle, sell Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Moe:ft at listf-rase Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Retard, Teamster, Darilnyon, NorthaUerton, Durham, hlorpetb, sad Bcrwkk. Passengers Ending them Dray rest fatigued fron t the l engt h o f t h e journey, ay rest what time they pkose, and then proceed on without any ad. ditional Fare. J. Cutax, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull Scarhurmash, Whitby, acrd other Places. 11K1DGENORTH and %%ball new Post Coach, every Evening. CAFTLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven 7ost Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Gearil all the way. Passes thrinoi ?trough, Appleby, GreataSridge, PJchreond, Cliterick, 14 aiii.dlibridge o Wetherby, ,Alserlord, Doncaster, and Grantham (the tsatrest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Murn'ng, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passzngers de - a:::cd on the road by business, or pleasure, have tie p.% Wise a..ltaatagit of their seats being secured in the nest Coach. CHESTER. and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Daily. ECLIPSE, a new. klying Post Coach, to fork, 6un.:ettanl, Newcastle, sad Edinburgh, carries four Insides only, every A:. ternoou, at Three o'Ciock, by way 01 Don.aster, Grantham, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, tad Yarns, now Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Suedsrland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhanipton Post-Coach, every AR.rttoon.—Overtied. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shlffnal Post-Coach, tie Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherhans Post Coach, called the Rucking. ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard. sets cut every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmieglomi seat day at NOOO. Passes by Ostord, Enston, and Shlpstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. ZIRMINGH thl New Post Coach (to carry 4 insides only) In One Day, through Stony Stratford, Lento:gum, anJ Warwick; sets out every 1 ue,day. Thursday, and Saturday Morning. and arrives at Birmingham the 'Arne Even! .g. SOU I HAMP I'ON, Winchester, Atresford, and Alton Coach every Leming. HULL, Northeave, Howifeo, Thorn. and floneester Camas. every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun lots, myton.gate, Hull. k • • .e‘gers sad Parcels hooked fee the above 001 mites, at t4e New Whoa 10111 Otuar, P 141414117. l.ondon4 Friold for I. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, CrosrpeoOrt, Prlnees-street, Soho. This day was viWisited, a New Edition, of CH.E 'BIIC.Aio CATEC 1S M ; with Notes, Ithistrations 'lnd Experiments. S %MUM. PARKER, _ _ _ _ 1_ lideonlwr, of UV' 0;o1ogleal Snot* ty a Author of the kudi taunts of Chamiatry; and Prop:istor of the Apia-Fortis Works and Chetnicid Manufaetory, in Goswed-str,et. London. Tbe sIXTH Fdition, with emendations and considerable ad (helm. 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