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4 • 1 '---11444% iirr .....)' - . . • • , . . ... . 21 I I t. . kik 4 i V' l p i p . . *lp .r . ‘r• I I 7 t. . 4 .. . c 1 , -,. I \ I N . • . ( 1 '✓iik Ali ... -•••, . . .. ... .......-. - - 1 641) die 1(44. 441,10 it 414 the 's *cab' Itbetoy don the bk.:, Pe ) I I ot.ties SATURDAY; - APRIL 9, 1814. NUMBER 8455. PRICE SEXPENCE-lIALFPZIWt. WR .y also 106 et. SURREY T h EATR E. 011 1 1C2 OP OR L NANLL , Afirch fB, 1814. T HE'PaiItrCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. Arsrr, ORDNANCE, A !moth rive Notice, • IP - HE Public are most respectfully informed, that AL. the above•Thratre, ha7iog undergone a complete repair, ar :.havivz Nee* decorated at an immense expence, wi:l OPEN Se Summer Swat, on E4S I'ER ItION DA Y. APR IL 11. '1 Pie Eeenlng's•Entertakmtent to commence with a new Pre hide, ireittert by Mr. Mocerora, called NEW BROOMS. The Manager a I : Sammei "'Theatre, Mr. MIUSLITON ; Jack firartall, (a Count'''. Adair .of merit) Mr. Csout ; Regular. (a Prompter) Mrt Hostas:. ' Immediately afterwhich, an entitle new grand Asiatic Melo- Dramatic Dale o' Enchantment, written by Mr. Moreton, and produced under hit immediate direction, to be called SHAMACDA ; or. I'n DESERT FIEND. With New and Splendid Scenery. Principal Performers: Mr. MIDDLETON, Mr. HUNTIAT, Mr. eOOlOl, Mellor PLZattltiO w Mr, threat/Lt., Mias DILLY, Mrs. Batman, ate. Ste. arc In Act the Second, a PAS DE DEUX, By Misses F. anti F. °mous. Ccimpoied by Mr. Gta on x, jun. The whole to conclude with,, for the first time, an entirely new' Comic Pantomime, with New Scenery, Marlineay, Trick 4, Dresses, ar4 Drcprations, called THE -HALL OF MISCHIEF; Or, HARLEQUIN AND MAGOY LAWDER. The Pantomime written by Mr. W. Barrymore. 'I he Machinery by Mr. Branscomb. Auld Dona Magey's Father, afterward: Pattt.doon, Mr. May ; • Sandy, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. Hollingsworth; Sawney M•Gulp•em-Down, the Clown, Mr. Cooke. Sharp and Flat, two Stoeksßrokers, Messrs. Bradley and Filiingham. Auld Maud, Manes Mother, Mrs. Parkinson; Village Girl (with a new Ballad) Min Cooke (her first appearance at this '1 hea.. trey; and Maggy Lawdrr, afterwards Columbine, Miss Dely. The other Pantomime Characters too numerous to insert, by the whole Company. THE TEMPLE OF BLISS Is among the New Scenery painted expressly for this Nntonsime. Tickets to be had of Mr. Dunn, jun. Boa Keeper, who will attend at the Office from Ten till Four. Doors opened at Ha:f past Five o'Clocit, sod Performance to commence at Half-past. Six pg eCiselt Boxes 4s. Pk Ss. Gallery Is. Svoond Price at Half-past Bight. Ef.1140 it AT THE IEMT-IN'DIA HOUslr.. This day was published, price SA. 6d, sewed, THE DEBATE in a GENERAL COURT of PROPRIE roßs, held March Its, 1811, for taking int • Consieeration the Papers of the Select Committee appointed to enquire into the Expediency of granting an A►tgmentation of Sa lary to the birectors, and for discussing a motion relative to a graduated Scale of angmeming the same. By the LDI LIM of the fornwr DLIPBATES. Prksterlfor Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street. - - TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADISI AWD GilNTLEibitte ' AS the ANNUAL ELECTION will take place on Wednesday next, I venture to renew my solicitations for the favour of your support as a Candidate for a Seat in the East India Dirsetion. 1 should not aspire to this object cf my ambition, had I not duly considered the importance of the duties aureted to it, and was 1 not enabled, from being entirely unconnected wait busi ness, to devote my time and attention to their conscientious discharge. Although the flatteringassurassces of support which I have • on my mews induce an to webeipaes the molt favourable result, I yet feel it advisable to imptew ua my Friend, the mew• icy of continued.exertion. Il my hopes are realised by my , being elected an East India Director, a just sense of the responsibility of dm Office, a devo tion to your interests, and a lasting rentembranoe of my obliga tion, shall reins* the sincerity with which I have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, flietterset streeL DAVIP SCOTT. er The Committee will meet Jolly at the City of London ?rim, bishopagate-street, at Eleven cecina, where his Friends are requested tq attend as frequently as may be convenient. A T a very ninnernns and highlyrespectable ME'ETING of • PROPRIETORS of EAS INDIA STOCK, held at the City of London Tavern, on Monday, the 41k a April, let 4, ' JOB MATHEW RAIKES, Ea+ In the Chair. It was moved-by %Malmo siIAW, Esq. M.P. and seceeded by Gemini WARD, Esq. and unanimously resolved, Ist. That the maritime concerns of the East India Company. are.or magoitude to render it of viral importance to the wel fare of the Company itseV, that there should at all times be eufScient number of persona in the Court of Directors ; who, from long practical experience in this department of the COM. panyli affairs, arc enabled to apply to them that knowledge and shut which an alone remit from suds experience, a point parti cularly Welded upon by the Court of Directors themselves in 'the year rsoz, at which period they published the following unani mous Resolution of their Court, Viz.: " Eact-India-House, June 20, 1805. a " At the Court of Directors of the East-ludia Company, held on Wednesday, 'he 19th June, 1805, " Resolved unanimously, That the inconvenience which has _ been elperieneed from the. reduced cumber of the Members of this Court professionally acquainted w , th the regular naval ser vice of the Company, renders it the ditty of the Court to inform the Proprietors, that it will be for the interest of the Compas;y, to fill up the next vacancy that may happen in the direction, by a Gentleman ot that description. " Signed, by Order of the Court, " WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec." 2dly. It was moved by Groic,r. Samna'. Wroo, hiq. and se conded by Sir MANA33I2 MASSIE! LOP6S, Ban. and unani mously resolved, 'lint if in isuS, when 'there were Ave Naval Members in the illrection, a serious inconvenience was felt, and a farther addi tion of Gentlemen of that dexerirtion Wall wanted,. and actually recommended by the Exe.cutive to the Proprietary; It necessarily fellows, that this inconvenience mist be doubly felt at the pre sent period, there being now only three Gentlemen is the direc tion who were brought up in the r.aval service of the C...trpany, one ot wboqb wilt he oat by rotation, an.: another is In direct immediate 6uceession for the Chair in the present mouth,-(the extended &ries of which situation necessarily rrechiles enclu sive persona attention to any one department ot the Companfs Affzirt), cdmequently there will„ at the period tif . theggisidng, kl.rt.iiv, be oily one e ffi cient Natal Member left in theCOutt an r, v ,r4,. moved by HeNitT WOOL PCLLY, Esq. and se eorded hr . :teat. CIIAS.NIAN, Esq. a:1,1 ur.atarnously Resolved, •I'llin Capta:ft WILIAM,' STA YILIT CLARKS having Lei twenty live Years actively engt.ted in the regular naval serv:ce cif the Coripttny, clitrir.g which penod he has necespatily ob .-fired ranaldriehte information as LO their general intoraqs, and being at ;Ids line free from every other occupation, if capable of devoting, w thou s interruption, the skill and knoisiedge dins acquired. to she proper nuttiagentent of their amens/Is, is, in our opinion, a most eltgible person for the situation of Direetur Minn etre of the present vacancies. I •awiyo. it was ,moved by WILLIAIi WILLI 6, Eq. and sotiond-1 cd oi JI/LIV JSLADLti, E 1 ,1.1. and uslaglimously. itebuived, • 1 hat t;qoalii WILLIAM STANLEY CLAKLIC ts. ttlStly f1LL41.4. to,dir eirstidve and fiatteiing.suppost which be his experienced'. in hi t eafiena.; and that ;he persons comptitung.this Meeting wa nee it inretitiout and unremitting exertions, coils:Avery andt , itsifrtdyatlys ,to promote Captain Li.*a ca's. fAretiott s ea tile fifth - (iigned) . JOB MATI - 11..NV RAIKES, Chairman. Joh ?A*rutw Rafters, Psq. having lett the Chair, it wait movril by Jo tint Panotxr e - Essi. and netunded by WILLIA4IIIOII-:, 3A3311.C, Es". aid en .uitnoush Reapleed, that the wanni 1 hanks 411 this Meeting I;irgivon to.inu MAI .or Ins able o 4 judideos ouudverits the Chair. REMARKABI. .E SUCCESS. No. 218, - ae20,0f.0 No. 1,120, - 2E1,000 284, . 20,000 7,191, 3,000 It r YJO, £O,OOO 4,324, 1,000 1,120, - 10,000 3,620, . 1,000 3,934, - 10,000 Besides £5OO, &c. HORNSBY and Co. are happy in announcing to the public the above favourable events in the Last Three Small Lotteries, sod hope their Friends will meet with the same success in the present Lottery, to be Drawn the 3d of MAY.-- Tickets and Shares are now on Sate at HORNSBY and Co.'s, at the lowest prices. The Scheme Is nne of the first for many years past, and cannot fail of mee• ing with universal support. Orders, by Post or Carrier, executed with fislel.ty and dispatch, at the Old Established State Lottery Office, No. 26, DISTRESS IN GERMANY. THOUGH the Committee for relieving the Dis tress occasioned by the ravages of War in Germany, bat been enabled, by British Benevolence, to remit about .E.1b,e013 let the alleviation of the Woes of suffering burr .:sity, yet such la* 'been the extent of the deva..tations, such the depi Is of miser, into which whole districts have been plunged, and so numerous and 'urgent are the new applications for relief from variou4 quarters, that the Committee can, on no account, think of relaxing its efforts. Details of these Distresses will be found in the Winn' of the Committee; which, as well as Papers for Chs.rche, and Congregations, may be bad at the London Tavern; and at Ackermann's, Strand; to the number of g 5 grab. ; and Above that number on large paper at 7s. and small paper at 2s. per hundred. Amount already advertised £63,157 Os. Rd. SUESCIRIPTIONS HNC?. ItiCtIVET) : At Meitsrs. Fry's & Co. Bourn, noar Cambridge, (eon inued ) collected by F. H Ma- Collection at Oundle Meet- berly • ing, by Rev. Mi. Mills ..C1 19 Subscriptions from Swin- Mr. Samuel Anthony 5 0 don, by Messrs. Strange, Collection of sundry Per- Strange, and Coo:t 27 3 sons at Oundle, £3 lls. 6d. Collection at the Parish From the inhabitants of Church, and a Contri- Chichester and its button from Jur, on vicinity, per Ridge, Colefield, near Bir- Murry, ar,d Ridge 41 9 mingharn Collection at Tentington Ditto in Parish of Speen, tAureb, Perth,per Rev. Berk., by Rev. Edw. Geo. Bliss, IE4 I 3s. 6d. Houlditch 35 9 MI6 et St. John's Chapel, Dlito of Chively, Berke, L'hkehester, by Rev. S. by Rev. James W. Best 13 0 Bait tut, £7O 7s. 6d. Do. Winterhurn, per do. 10 0 At Messrs. Hoare, Bar- Do. Leckhampsted, do. 3 0 nett, k Co. Do. Wolford, per Rev. • Erbscriptions from Need- Henry Saubridge,X2o 118.6 d. ham, Suffolk, per Alex- Sir Jos. Andrews, Dart. • Anders & Spooner, £36 48. 6d. Shaw, Berks Do. from Battisford, per Jas. Croft, Esq. Green ditto 17 0 ham Lodge Ditto from Barking, per Subscription at Godal . ditto, £6 tts. 61. min, by the Rev. Jno. Ditto from Ipswich & Nelsen Goulty, £l3 As. 61. vicinity,per ditto 20 4 Sub=scriptions from Bris- Rev. Edw. Wheeldon 2 2 I tol, per Down and Rev. W. J. Totten, Deb- 1 Co. 633 13 den Rectory 1 0 I Do. from the Brighton ACollectionat the Church Fund, £2so 7s. 6d. of Ashby de la touch, Friends E Chelmsford 150 0 by Rev. Wm. M'Dou- RanelagtiCkapel,Chelsea, nell, 411 3s. 2d. after a *mon , by the' Robert Pratt, jun. Esq. 2 0 Rev. Mr Shep herd,per At the Committee Room. Tho. Sbakespear. Esq. 37 14 P. M French 1 I Collection at the Parish Miss French I 1 Churzh-of Tamworth, George Dance 10 10 StallOrdshire, by the Collection at Lea, near -,. I Rev. 1 1 .1311ek, aet 17 188.1 W. Gainsborough,Lincoht- J Mr. Roby, Tamworth, I. sh re, by Rev. Charles per ditto 10 0 i. Anderson, Rector 13 . 0 • :Peons -Edinburgh and Its The Governor and Com- - vir.luity, .un account, pany of the Bank, Ire. per ;. Campbell, tag. 315 0 ' land, per Puget and Mesh's. Fawkes, Homer, 'Beinlsridge 250 0 :aid' Ftsekes, per H. W. Puget and etainbridge 50 .0 .1 (Merman. Esq. 42 • i. S. per ditto 20 0 hlessrs.Wilsonitiodgkin. Rd. French, Esq. per do. IQ 0 son;Mioshull, and Co. Rev. J. H. Remillard, , per ditto 42 • Trinity College,Cam- Meors.Brandrams, Tem- .' • bridge, per ditto 2 2 plensan, St Co. per do. 42 0. Richard Hare, Esq. So- . Mr. W,,H. Crepes 10 10, mer.iet-place, Bath 5 0 Mews. Mclennan Sc Co. 40 .. 0 Committee Room. John Bates , Esq. 3 0. F. A. loosen, by Rev. lterultietfong Liver. T. sum, 5 5 • pool by les. FLaitivert, E.J. byDr. Brunnmark 1. 0 • Bag. for so Much sub. Frieads, Yardley, Host- .ings,sear4etleAsliby, • there by biers IA ,s t NonhatrfpUglehlre, per • I,lo.l44ooodTaplove 10 0 R draft% Hoppui 10 ' , V * WM Inhabitants of •Mrsaorli , ..i' A Asktoinatvr, after a Alm Webster, Mints& -.1.. 0 O. • 110onon, : prfached bx In . W. W. . 5 0 • `-41•04,..1.41 Co4ma, ,o* rasektan,HanburyAMA' 10 ' ' . • Sabscrirtion* remised at the Bart orthetaty of &Mike t e l van* .14loydU Cambium; Snick lizcbange ; eradi at Ai 'Bank:est in 'Kowa and c truetry. . • - l R. H. MARTEN, / I.tJILE 'HOWARD, i nceretarielhL 3 0 6o 0 - fArs • t.• TA tl :Is • agt git t :ilct i `fat s.fliliy Ar r,!-rrivh. krup: Gar SO )lee4/1. r'SG , .. 9e.of aler lupe. To 411•A1f4414 s.ozwiarte * smerea t i e t Fe 4 if 4 leArtsifr„ Rebut" and t 4, Welting, tlkovisdry, wry. Prillw 4 landeesto, • k reds, • • Chtbess. Limped; ligurt zad imp el base who a die leafy tee AIM city. Tbe pffli.loll dim Aar Isage than acing brae fultiamibla et, military. e ansd. age 41832 stir. sweat aim. I wing gap. ever groverdillt. letbee= • 'order, Ftri'Vedirs 4e of two. matt eal diet I.'- Pr.or pi the wbockcat wad ostler how. corns. P, that by Ada pow. ure4f* diva • Anattol • to the ky to thattbry baridi grkak ; havie loam- • their cedes poetic woo itkitse #frisk It die, bass pardarics Ilarikelies ~ t,. tnieti to am oe or wir.. Luc isi his ' 4 I CA raft a of care eves rawa is !ft rise to ams est aid cias the II effects Os /bohemia r e of bums lees by sits torsolooloo a, walk as oemapidom •Otf ps a hobo** sof4d.-ba tis ciee. Is do edits. sorb ea, kart al low, as slam hedged ilise treed Ow et It thegiationt Haase teleidls the dame si woes omelet re, die Nog ADA esprit. leveed. 111, rn. *le mei. vtl to swag yeara eds. Sieedefttentise site is =WA censtitsst4ea. vace.etaloillag . for the re. . and, tatelew bat rcfer aort. Lwepri years HMV • ted thetrita. ig s tiAellr.; e h oc r Set, grib !lomat, 0* Lit 04 1 f. , ill K ai awl ' !4. . aort, , *Clinked. to the proper management of their eoucans, is, in our Cetranittee Room. John rated men ti years , opinion. a most eligible person for the situation of Dirtetor upon F. A. Yemen, by Rev. Rankled" i HMI .rdigro .. Otte Of t h e proe m vacancies. T. Rune •• /I st pool* tad charm* , 1 .awly,i. it was , moved by WI LIAJI li W Mrs, Ea+ end seitiond-: E..). by Dr. Brunnmark 1. 0 .Baqi for tea. ' clil ti Jou,: Mamas. Eitil. and ustailimuusly. Resuived, • Friends, Yardley, H.Ast- . scribed e partial**. 1 h a t Captain VtiLLIAMI STANLEY CLA It LIC tf. justly entitled: i Castle Ashby, ngs,near .. .. • there by ding a lla t eit- mike ega r imire and li,sttedng.suppost which be Las experteaced;. Norttiantriettshire, per • 101.2.t1e be glyds oar in hi t eayispi4 and that Oa per . soris compoting.this Meeting *ill: Rea. Bit. floppui 10 "V liry 444 Ii sioa tb. it intentions and utiremieing exertions, collezilvely andt .htna,Ford' S ' I -, Wolin MY gat. rile , intilimissally, .to promote Captain L.: 1.-A4l lc a's. blectlotts an tbe •Mra. Webster, hlingtas 1 0 . Stempel ir hotter, Oa : • nth inomut. . (iigned) W. W. 5 0 -dialler SOB MA . 1111:1V RAIKES, Chairman. fraeitten,l-laabury,&Co.,s2 . to ...,-- --=----- • for ;AA TRAW Reims, Fsq. hating lett the Clair, it wait • Sebactiptione received at the Bate °PAW' V1011.9.0 , W. mO , BO by Jo 40 Ptaitxr e - F.sip andeetwided by Wita.tasei3oe-. rent • .14oyd'al Colletaknue• ; Stack 'tads aver 4 !AD 316 t , Esq. aid tin .nitnotish )t , eAplyed, that the waria .Bankett InTsiere and Country. -. . aver 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••=4 i hanks in this Meeting lie.gienn its..na Mni sixw Rat itas,F H. . 81-: R . H. MARTEX Xiare .llll •''r his ablif aa indidoes oundtreflu the Chair. I.VILE'HUWAI li t l il t ' ' . • . '....ft:. .• .. , . , . 1111111111 . • YORKSHIRE SOCIET% THE next ANNUAL MEETLW, of the GEN TLEMEN connected with the County of York, will be held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgre-street, nn Saturday, the 23d instant, The Right Hon. Earl FITZ WILLIAM in the Chair. ST MAR DS. The Hon. Henry Lascelles,M.P. William Brown, Esq. Sir Mark M Sykes, Bart. M. P. R ichsrd Noble, E..q. Anthony Brown, Esq. M. Y. Thompson Scott, Esq. John Becket, Esq. George Jenne?, Esq. Mr. Alderman Scholey George Tomlinson, Esq. Me - Alderman Brydges James Stonehnuse, 1i...q. Joim Hall. Esq. Robert Bramley, Esq.. Samuel Wright, Esq. William Walker, Esq. Frederick Fearne. Esq. John Telford. Eiq. Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had until Thursday the 21st, instant, of the Stewards; and of the Secretary. No. 2, Henrietta street, Covent-Garden; and No. 10, George-yard, Lombard street. T. HAMILTON, Secretary. 6th April, ISIS. PAPER MAKING. • WANTED a PARTNER in a TWO-VAT PAPER MILL (having sufficient Waterand Buildings for Four Vats). in the West of England, well establisocd, and' advantageously situated near excellent Markets, Machinery and Premises in substantial repair, and supplied by one of thi- most , regular and pure Springs of Water in England, and manufactur ing the finest of goods; the Connexion extensive and respectable. A Gentleman from Two to Five Thousand Pounds at his command will find this offer worthy of notice. Letters address AI (under cover), post paid, to Mr. Montine, Stationer, Cornhill, Lrinilon, will be forwarded and attended to. riIICKETB and SHARES for the pre•ent LOT TERY of i 1,000 Tickets, to be •irawn in MAY, are on Sate at HAZARD, BURNE., and Co.'s Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange, in variety of Numbers. 1 1 • 1 • _ THE SCHEME CONTAINS: Prize of £20,000 1 Prize of £3,000 - 15,000 2 - - 2 000 10,000 6 - - 1,000 . . &c. Ike. And in addition to the benefits comprised in this Scheme, the First 50 Blanks on each of the Two Dar of Drawing will be entitled to Ten Tickets each in the s.icceeding lottery, to be drawn in June, which consists ot 9,000 Tickets only, and con tains Prises of .E2opoo, Xio,soo, £3,!100,£2.000, ate. This day were publistud, in Two Vo'.s. sire. ',rice His. in boards. T 4 E de l: c T rip t a ! S ot. a n t it a A t V s I e L E L A R O E and G NI C I V N E N R R R N S 1 with Anecdotes of Highlaid ;.; . .ildren; displaying the Dawnings of youthful Genius, and the Inethods taken to Improve It: The whole embellished with Miscellaneous Subjects, instructive and amusing.—By ELIZABEI H BOND. Fortrose. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and Manners and Miller, Pal;nbargh. This day was published. in Bvn. the Second Edition enlarged, price Bs. boards, of A N INQUIRY concerning the RISE and PRO AA. GRESS, the REDEMP I'ION and PRESENT STATE. and the MANAGEMENT of the NATIONAL DEBT of GREAT BRITAIN. By ROBERT HAMILTON, 1.1.. D. F. R. S. E. Professor of Natural Philosophy in the Marischal College and Univenit y of Aberdeen. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, and Oliphant and Co. Edinburgh. This day were published, in Octavo, with Four Plates by Lowry, price 16s. boards, ELEMENTS of ELECTRICITY and ELEC TRO-CHEMISTRY.—By GEORGE JOHN SINGER. This Work includes Galvanism, and Voltaic Electricity, com prising the very latess Discoveries, many original Experiments, and a description of a new system of Electrical Insulation. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and grown, Pater noster-row ; and Robert Tripbook, St. James's-street. A few copies are printed on superior paper, and Illustrated with real speettnens of the Oxides produced by Electricity, price XI ws. in extra ho atilt. This day was published, In Rvo. the Second Edition, price 6s. boards, of APLAIN STATEMENT of some of the most Important Principle, of RELIGION, as a preservative against Infidelity, Enthusiasm, and Immorality. By :he Rev THOMAS WATSON. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paterrocer•row. Of whom may hehad, by the same Author, 1. An Useful Compendium of many important and curious branches of Sc!ence and reneral Knowledge, digested principally in plain and instructive Tables. in Niro. price es. " We have not often met so much information and so great ‘rainnai =lawmen; mere agreeably or perspicuously oommuni ent4l in so ntnall a stracr("zultilish - Critic, Dec. 1819. a. Intimations andlvidences of a Future State, 12mo. price 41. board.. S. Popular Evidences of Natural Religion and Christianity, 12nico. price 91. boarth. This day Were published, -r la One VOillakt, Svo. price Si. in boards, (To be continued Annually), H 1 STORICAL SKETCHESof POLITICS and PUBLIC MEN; for the Year 1813. Principal Suklects ; Miisterial and Party Changes dueng the year—Princess of Wry-les—The Catholic Question—Renewal of the East-India Charter—Firrancei—Campaign in the Peninsula—Campaign in the North and in Germany--America. " This writer, whoever he be, brings to his task a much larger share of information, reflection, and calm temper, than generally belongs to the authors of temporary productions.--A spirit of deliberate inquiry and a cool judgment are conspicuous, not on some merely, but on all the topics discussed." _ _ _ _ Monthly Review, August, 1813. Printed for I.ongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster4nW ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street • Of.urbom may be had, Vol. 1. for 1812, grice 7s. boards. BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES; FIRST SERIES. This day was published, price•los. 6d; Proofs on India Paper, AI. Is.; or correctly Coloured, in Im;tation of the Origimds, .62. I 2s. 6d. the Twenty-eighth Number of THE MARQUIS of STAFFORD'S COLLEC TION of PICTURES; arranged according to Schdola, and in Chronological Order; with Remarks, and a particular De scription of each Picture. By W. Y. OTTI.EY, Esq. F. S. A. Containing Five •Subjects, on Two Platen, finely engraved by Middinain, Schiavocetti, and Bromley.. Published by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row; J. White, Fleet -sweet; Cadell and Davies, Strand; P. W. Tornkins, and at the British Gallery of Pictures, No. 34, New Bond-street. where the beautiful Drawings in Water Colours, executed ex pressly for thii Publication, are exhibited. And where may be had, PART/ I. 11. 111. IV. and V. price each 12s. ad ; Proofs en India Paper. Sa.; or correctly coloured and monnted, Twelve Guineas anti a Halt containing the first Twenty-five Numbers of the above Work. To be continued Monthly, in Numbers; till the eillection be completed In about Fifty Num bers, and in Parts, each containing Five Number*, every Six Mouths. This day was published, Handsomely. printed In twelve volumes, octavo, price E ns. in boards, a new Edition (being the Fifth), with Maps, a Portrait of the Author, and a complete index, of PHE HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, from the First Invasion of it by the Romans, uader Julius Casar. Written on a new plan. By RORER T HENRY, D. D. One of the Ministers of Ediss'iurgh, Member of the Society of Antiquarians of Scotland, and of the Royal Socitty of Edin burgh. 11 .• Dr. Henry's History is written on the following plan : Each Book hest us and ends at some remarkable Revolution. Every Book is divided Into seven Chapters, which do riot carry on the thread of the history one after another, as in other works of this kind; but the seven Chapters of the same Book begin at the same point of time, run parallel to one another, and end to itetber, each Chapter presenting the Reader with the history of one particular object. Printed for Cadell and tholes, F. C. and J. Rivington, R. Lea, J. Cuthell, J. Nunn, Longman, Hunt Reel, Orme, and Brown, Lackington, Allen, and Co. E. Jeffery, C. LaW. White and Cochrane, B R. Crosby, John Richardson, I. M. Richardson, S. Bagger, tack. and Parry, J. and A. Arch; J. Booth, J. Otridge, J. Mawman, R. Baldwin, W. Stewart, R. Schpiey, G.. and S. Ro binsoh, Cradoek and Joy, J. Black, T. 'Bohn, J. Faulder, Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, and J. Walker and Co. Of whom may also be bad, A Continuation of Dr. Henry's History of Great Britain. Written on the same plan. By James Pettit Andrews, F. A. S% Third Edition, in two volumes Bvo. price t ae, ill boards. A That Proposals will be received at their Office in PaS-Mailo 00 of before Friday, the 15th day of April next, from NA Pet* sons as may be willing to undertake the supply of CANVAS and other Articit-s, for Service of this Departmert for *Period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of sue year, upon notice of three months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Teeter; and farther patti culars, together with thel'ertns and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proponls for Canvas;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 15th day of April, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in hie behalf shall attend. ly OrdeVALllO Reart. R. R. WWI, Seerstelv, RAL ILLUMINATION. THE Con on usually attendant on such Re. joking', from the want of forethought in some and of time to carry into effect the ideas of others, to celebrate isoloy ous an event as that which, from our unparalleled successes with those of our Mee, ad rusks of stociety are now most antitrtsly looking forward to—A GENERA I. PEACE—has induced JAMES Mr to prepare an immense Stock of ILLUMINA TION LAMPS (New) of the most brilliant Colottr4; and at his Pottery and Glasi Warehouse, No. $2. Fleet *met, be as execute orders with dispatch, however large the quantity. He further begs to remark that the purchase of thetampa does not emceed in price what is usually charged at the time of Illumination for the loan of the same for one night. gat- The above Advertisement is worthy the Immediate attest.. tion of Gentlemen having the management of Public Buildings, such as Shire and Town Halls, and other ez.eneive Edifices. VALUABLE BREWERY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVERY considerable ALE and PORTER BREWERY, and MALTING BUSINESS, most dad. rably situated in a populous Market Town, at a distance of little more than Thirty Miles from London, with tbs. advantages of an excellent. Na►igation to Louden. and surmunded by the best Roads. The Concerts is a I..)rg cstail;shed one, has Twenty. seven Freehold, Ele►en Leasehold, ar'J six as Tenan and other occasional PubFc Houses attached to it, and is capable * by an addition of Capital, of being increased to a great and pro fitable ergot. The Brewery aad Buildings, and a very tit client Dwelling House adjoining, are Freehold; immediate possession may be had; and, upon the whole, such an opporimity Is afforded to any Person disposed to engage in the bsoloole at a Brewer, as may not speedily again ocasr. Apply to Mr. Florence Young, Back-maker, Borough, Scotto wart; or Messrs. Debary, Seudamore, and Currey, Sobs:item Gate -street, Lincoln's ban. On the 10th instant will be pubiished, PIERCE THE PLOUGHMAN'S CUD& The present impression of this curious Fora wag be primed from the First Edition, " Imprinted at Loads* by try. naid W.Ns, anno Donoinl hot.D.LIII." and will fens a small volume is sparse; it wit( be careered in the &vest style, in bla and rod letter, and the impression will be strictly limited to Two Hundred Copies. Names on be sent to the Publishers. Lackhgton, Ales, aid • Co. Finsbury-scpure ; and Robert l'riphook, st. James's-stnet, Losidon This day was published, A new Edition, price Ss. i lust rated with Cases, APR ACTICA L TREATISE on the PREVEN TION and CURE of the VENEREAL. DISEASE and Its consequences, as Strictures, Gleam, &e. including practical Oh. .servatioas on Tabes Dorsals,, Onaillsm, Seminal Weakness, Mucal Discharges, &c. divested of all technical obscurities. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon. Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. 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Subscribers of X:, is. paid immediately, may have the whole when complete, or by separate Volumes i as l those whu have already subscribed, but not psid, are requested d:recly to pay their Subscriptions into the hands of Messrs (Sosis‘r and Sharpe' llank.:r., I.tr!don • or they will. according .o the prim ed Conditions, lose the benefit of having the Wurk at the re doted price. FOR COUGHS. HOARSENFSSES Su. MR.. GREENOU6H'S PECTORAL ZENUES of l'ol.U,tbe great demsod for sekkh. after fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Cott i ehs, lioarseoesses, Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Coosumptive Com plaints. The gentene only have R. HAT WARD mated on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Gree nough, the Inventor. Sold in boxes, at is. I la. each, by his appointment by F. New. bay and Sons, Sr. Paul's Churchyard; Sutton and Co. Boor Churrb-yard; Bayley and Co. 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It is suid, stamped with the Patentee's Name, &c. at the East India Warehouses, No. 16, Cheapsitie, and at no other house, in Pieces, of 56 yards each and upwards, at its. 6d. Ss. Ss 6d. and 4s. tid. per yard, and nrarly halt the pew o 2s. f o 6 t 4 h . er to C S l : st s h d. . a i n k d e to 4s. 61 per yard. Orders (with remittance) p unctuall y executed. th5;463-h4ekegoiringtiSlreyarirors u gd pward t° 5 4 1 (eau 88' from 4 4 1. 1471 The Patentee begs to state, for the information of Mett4tants abroad, aad of Amides residing at a distance frock the Metro polis, that every piece Is stamped agreeably to the Patent, with his name, Ike as sheet, sad to which it is partitularly nesossarf accott& 2 2 2 2 . wHrrrs FARRIERY, 3 Vols. • This day was published, in 14m°. price ss. in boards, A New Edition of ATREATISE ON VETERINARY MEDI CINE, Volume the Second; containing the Materia Me dics and Phai macopeia. 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