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4 / 4 . \. • , i . • -.4* -.l l 4lri s dir l .fill .. . HT#4l at - y q , 7 : 4. - , • , • jr, A•e s r . '-' 73 .3 .. 4.1 '. I•: ' i : 4 - 611 .. . ir. '4.C— -(::: ) ') ‘, l , 1 4" ( e. ~ • 1 liv.b.. • . .. 411 - — , r ••:. k,i . : -' ' '41,..* ; . 1 ., ... 1.- --. \ c.... . - -..--.- N. , N. ~f '~ .•` :. ; ~- ~ , .. 7 - ...,.. • .... . .D.,,;,.._ 1:•": . ,_,- .- . ,,NN . N 3 \, I ".:S-. 1 ,- -- --z i. ~..; t 4 . , . 4 ..t .-‘•..i. -•• 4::,,.„ ... i'k, .. : ~. 1.., _ /•,...- V r• • IF. •ti.; FRI 1 )A.Y . A vft r r 2T; 'RIL 27, 1810. [ PRICE S;XPEI•ICE-HALFPENNY. E THE VI RE ROYAL, COVEN ('-GARDEN. 0 MOR.WW EVENING, APRIL 28, 1810, w•II he acted the Tragedy 5 f THE GAMESTER. • 'r. Fecrrlev. Mr. KEMBI.E ; Stokely. Mt. COOKE ; ... sruin , Mr. C. KEMBLE; Bate*, Mr. MURRAY. Beverly, Mrs. SIDDONS. To which will be added the Farce of .ro WINS ? or, THE WIDOW'S CHOICE- Extempore, Mr. I 7 AWCETT ; I.NTON ; Friendly, Mr. CHAPMAN; • Mal.-, Mr. SIMMONS ; Trust, Mr. DENMAN. Widow Bellalre, Miss BOLTON; LiscttT, Mrs. RIDGWAY. r v r;--10 og Henry the Fourth, Part I. with Paul and OFFICE OF ORDNAIvCE, 4pril IG , 1510. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Am- JESTT's ORDNANCE, do hereiy give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their °lnce in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday the 2d day of May next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Tinman's Arti cles, and also Tin Plates, Block and Grain Tin, described in Two separate Lists, for-sea ice of this Department for a period of three years.—Proposals will be received separately or jointly for both Lists, and Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, aril further lor tienlars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract, may be known, at the Secretary's Office - aforesaid, in Pall Mall, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Propo sals for Tinman's Articles, &c." But no proposal can be ad mitted after the said 2d day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an ascot hi his behalf, shall attend.—By Or (kit of the - Bowed R. H. CREW, Secretory. AT a MEETING of the BURGESSES and ; 'INHABITANTS of the County-Borough of CARMAR THEN, convened at the Guildhall, on Monday, the 23.1 of 461, 1810,in conformity to a Requisition for that purpose. J. JONES, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair, It was Unanimously Resolved,- That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that Civil Liberty, the tbasis of .our admirable Constitution, is the birth right of every Englishman; and that no longer than the free enjoyment of per-1 isonal security, personal liberty, and private property, remains inviolate, can we be free. I That every man owes obedience to the laws ; laws definite and ! distinct, not left to the caprice of power, but governed by that' sacred and solemn palladium of liberty—Magna Charta, which expressly and explicitly declares, " That no freeman shall be taken or imprisoned but by'the lawful judgment of his equals, or tby the law of t h e l an d." ! That we have observ. ' t and sorrow the late acts of the House of Commr . s assumed to itself undefined privileges and constitm „ miser and judge of supeosed breaches of the sam e , thereay ciadhing a power which cannot be leg - ally assumed by the highest brunch of our Constitution. and which violates the freedom of the subject, his right to a trial by ! his Peers, and the liberty of the Press. Whilst we fully acknowledge the competent', and right of the I House of Commons to remove all obstructions to its debates, to Ipnnish prevarication and contempts, and to adopt and exercise power which necessity may require in onusual and unforeseen cases ; we nevertheless do declare, that it cannot legally consti tute itself a Judge of Law or Fact in any case whe:tein the ordi nary Tribunals cf the Kingdom are competent to decide. That a Judge and Jury are the only competent and pepper Trl bunal to try and ascertain whether any publication be libellous or not, and to punish the convicted author of such libellous publica tion : and whilst we protest in the strongest terms. against the functions of a Judge and Jury being exercised by the House of Commons on such an occasion, still more do we deprecate the measures adopted by that House of arresting and imprisoning one of its Members for such an alledged offence, and thereby depriving part of the community of its Representative in Parliament. That the means resorted to by the servants of the said House, in order to carry into execution the resolution; entered into on these subjects, appear to us highly unconstitational, insomuch as the dwelling-house of a fellow-subject has b ee n vi o l ate d un d er Ipreten'et of enforcing a warrant to which the King was not a party—a violation in direct opposition to the well-known maxim I—" That an Englishman's house is his castle." This ilav were published, in post 4to. pike I 2s. in hoards, 2 EY;,STLES ON WOMEN, EXEMPLIFYING their CHARACTERS and CONDITION In various Ages and Nation., with Miscellaneous Poems LUCY AIKIN. P:inted for J. Johnson aid Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. This da: ty was published, in octavo, price boardg, APitACTICAL •GRAMMAR of ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION, on Plain and reetrnised Principles, ealcUlated to assist in removing every objeztionahle peculiarity of utterance, arising eirbs r• from Foreign, Provincial, or Vulgar Habits; or from a tit/fix:We Use of the Organs of speech ; and furnishing, to Pupils of all Ages, tile Nleaas ~ 1 systematically ac quiring that nervous 3.4 graceful Articulation, which is the basis of a superior Lleaverf together wi.li UL-ecCimi to Persons who aivt:Am to mer in gli thei Prosody. r tspeeelt, coniprehouding some new ideas rela te English By B U. SMART, Toucher of Elocution and Polite Literature. Printed for John Richardson, Roy.d Excliat. l :f ; and J. John son andiCo. St. Paul's Church-ortf. A : for t h.. Boxes to be taken of Mr. Es A ?I DO ts, at the New Ptince's Place, Hut-street, from ten tilßour. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. it PA:ronage of his Royal Highness die Duke of CAM.' ~,ani the Right Honourable the DIRECTORS of the RECENT TRAYgLti IN _,A1,1 MCA. This day Iver'e published, in iirte vAs. 8%0. illustrated by nu merabs engravings, price XI 6d. in boards, T RAVELS througA the -UNITED STATES of NORTH AMERICA, from Cani'ds to Georgia, in 1807,1808, and 1809 ; containing accurate accounts of :It present state of that vast continent, and interesting anecdotes and other particulars of the leading public c'laracters in the United Sures. • R., U GLIAN almost respectfully acquaints Gentry, and her Friends in general, that her r CONC F.R.T i 4 fixed for MONDAY next, the 30th of , s:o, at the above Rooms.—The Performattee•will be gra..d ;LA cxtsnsive scale of last year. Principal . Vocal Performers. Mrs. BILLINGTON, Mrs. VAUGHAN. and Mrs. BIANCHI. Mr. W\l KNYVETT, Mr. GOSS, Mr. V.XIJOHAN. Mr. J. ELLIOTT, Mr. BELLAMY, Mr. J. B. SALE, Mr. WM. ELLIO PT, Mr. EVANS, And Mr. BRA HAM. !Clloructes will be supported by the Young Gentlemen of laiesty's Ci•npul Royal, St. Paul's Cathedral, Westminster and tl:p Performers belonging to the Ancient Concert. Leader of th:. Band, Mr. F. CRAMER, 071;in and Orand Piano-Forte, Dr. CROTCH. ACT 1. rnr!ver performed.) Reeit. ace. Mr. Vaughan, " 0 .y." Cltnra., " 0 Nymph.' (Ode to Faney.).Dr:Csotch. 7.1 r and Mrs. Vaughan, " Thou Oft invader.' (Solomon ) , ORDNANCE OFFIGE, April 18, 1810. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- J 5.571 - '4 ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-MaTI, on or before Monday, the 30th day of April instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of PIG LEAD, for service of tNis Department, for a period of six months, from the 3d of May nett. By JOHN LAMBERT, Esq. Printed for RICUARD PUILLIPS, London; and to be had of an Booksellers. Of whom may be had, lately completed, The LIFI: of GENtRAL WASMINGTON, compiled from his pa pers, and published by his family, drawn up by Chief Justice Mar shal, in 5 vols. avo. price X:I; or in 4to. price £6. A specimen of the Lead to be suyplied may be viewed, upon application to the Comptroller of the Royal Laboratory, at Wool wich; and hi-her particulars, together with the terms and con dition,' 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 en. dorsed, " Proposals for Pig Lead ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 30th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall Attend. By order of the Board. R. H. CREW, Secretary. A RELIGIOUS SCHOOL BOOK. This day was published, illustrated with numerous Engravings, price Ss. 6d. bound, N EASY GRAMMAR OF SACRED HIS TORY, being a plain and practical Introduction, for the nse of Schools and Young Persons, to a knowledge of the Eva Ts and DOCTRINES of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENT. By MARY ANN RUNDALL, of Percy-house, Bath. " These words which I command thee, thou shalt teach dili gently to thy children."—Deut. Chap. 6th. Printed far RICHARD Pinta.' es, London ; and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, 2. A GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Mo dern. By the Rev. J. Robinson, pricq Ss. bound. 3. Scat r /oat BlooßA PHI' I or Uv4s of the most considerable Personagiß recorded in the Old and New Testament. By the Rev. J. Watkins, price 6s. bound. I") . (. " Ah crtidel !"—Bianchi. That every independent Member of Parliament, who in the honest and conscie•.!tious discharge of his duty delivers his semi. ments openly and without dread to his Constituents, deserves the respect and approbation of every honourable man. Resolved, _ _ ;li-, 'M ) Femur Voices, •' Hail, smiling morn." Spnfforth. !1. , . Airs. ISiilhi nn , Mrs. Bianchi, Mr. Brahma, and Co ,n•rio Organ, Dr. Crotch, (not performed these thirty )'r WTI C T! :c PLI - r • 7.• no 1 !. 4 1131 111:ory, --rr. F Dr Pr I' •.. lc • "r %•!!.. 5 ~ T. ;.14. 1 B. '7. kioz4 Cenci I ._ s r lry W r 1 1 Per, CT!. Ta" SY 11 T.. k Der-r nee ; 1131.'5, Air A' tropic istir C Piano- Eighty Leite4l Paci V Wan: if tJ Ord f srl 1310 a.. 1. K 0.21 Biy 1 1 1 3 12C T. and 11 11e44 A 1 tr , ant • .._ B ti. tir Prt £0 rtt o f r, er e , FYr dor ,frs A',:ugban " Hence,loathed hfehneholy." (L'Allegrn.) • Hand 4. i•t• Ntiv Mee. 4, 0 listen to the voice." Harmonized by - Yrs I3iUMgton, Messrs. W. Knyvett, Vaughan, soil _ NI- Cralien, " The War."—Dir, J. Clarke. CLoru•, " I a Tempesta." (Never performed is this kin:. m, )—Hay49. ACT 11. Cord Sysichnniv.— I hydn. Fc a (M:;.) Mrs Billington, " Chi per pieta."—Cimarosa. bke, Four Vriceq, 4 ' Ward'ring Willey." The Words :r -1 turns' Po. ms. Composed er.ressly for this Concert.— Nvvett. Mrs. Vaughan, Messrs. W. Knyvett, Vaughan, !J. L. sale. Cre , Mn.sliillington and Mr. Braham, " Me n'andm di."— Lindley. Cr Vi :111Ve110, Mr. Lindley.—Lindley. Y';•ch+' Sung and Chorus, arranged for a full Orchestra ex for this Concert by R. 1. S. Steeem." Ss-•. !L•. Bellamy. " Go, my faithful soldier." Grand Chorus, 'raw a blessing down." (Theodora) Handel. 76 . Concert will commence at Eight o'Clock precisely. 5,11.1f-a•Gurnea each, to te had of Mrs. Vaughan. 51, De w•rrret, Sohn; Birchdill's Music Warehouse, 133, New 130r.d -rro*; Layenu's, bond -street; Clementi and Co.'s, Clieapside ; Ihrs. Os ord..; reet ; and at Kelly's Musical Saloon,'Pall-Mall. 11r.'I•ownahend will be at the head of the Peace Officers. ACAPITAL PIANO-FORTE, by BROADWOOD and sots, with additional Keys, Pedal, Pillar, Legs, &c. tempkte, about three months made; will be Sold for Twenty- War Cuireas ready money ; also a capital Grand Horizontal Piano-torte, new within a month, price Sixty Guineas only, cost Eighty Guineas.—May be viewed, and heard at Mr. Watleies, l'lao-forte, Harp, and Organ Camera, No 5, Leicester-placc, Leicester-square, from ten to four o'clock only. Pack' g Cases for either Instrument may be made reasonable, it wair FOUR. HUNDRED EXTRA CHANCES. SwIFT and Co. a r e s e lling the Tickets and Shares of the NEW STATE LOTTERY, consisting of 5009 Num- b -N. the whole to be drawn on the Rth of JUNE. This Lottery ri.:tnis, besides the usual Prizes, Four Extra Prizes of One Hun ired rickets each, by which a chance will he obtained of a larger tri than ever was gained by a Tic k et in any Lottery. Swirl. al Co. have bad the satisfaction to divide among the public in the aid Lae Lotteries, Fifty of the great Prizes, at their Offices, Poultry (established in 1759), No. 12, Charing-cross; and No. 31, Aldgate High -street. BISH sold TWENTY the Two last Lotto No 4, CORNHILL, and LAST LOTTERY, Valentine's Day. lith February, 1810. I Prize of ' £20,000 5,000 1,000 500 CAPITAL PRIZES, in ries, in Shares% at ' le. 9, CHARINO-CROSS ; LATE LOTMAN, Drawn 20th October, 1804. I 1 Prises of £: 0,000 5.000 1.01 0 500 12 8 Capitals. Tlcket3and Shares for the NEW LOTTERY, which begins rid en& on the Bth of June, are new selling as above. 1 11 • Scheme abounds with the usual number of Money Prizes, *aide, which the Contractor gives FOUR EX rRA PRIZES OF 101 WHOLE TICKETS, 87rt7 "Nth a sinzle Ticket may gain u pwards of £ l OO,OOO, and a 4: No. 4, C ORNHILL, ee nth enoo G u i neas . Schemes toile had, with particulars, and g, CHARING-CROSS. BRANSCONIB and CO. with their. usual Great Success, Sold in I - 0 Lottery in 78 Sbar, s In die talecedin Lottery x. 3,7- : I ... £20,030 No. 2, 618 .. • £2 0 ,000 445 i ... •-• s ' °oo 383 ... 1,000 2,500 3of P5OO each ... I,:na !lare s of almost every Capital therein ; and in I.ast Year s '!:, Six of 1 '20,000, and Capi.als to the Amount of L 250,000, • - the pi er: xle t sio nt t h e L ast £254100,and ONLY £40,000 an:l in previous Years, to an amount beyond all LUG r''; are now selling Tickets and Shares in the NEV Prizes Drawn Rth JUNE, in which them are Four - i• d of ion Tickets each, which may, produce to a r " 0. : X.!01,o01,, and to a Sixteenth, upward" o f " ' OOO t, Cfl'.\lß and Co. again guard the Public apinst the `"i" forh o f t h e i r Firm and Claims of the Sale of' the a , •id 1 act Z n was F.o f Fxtr ld s G and ran dthe Prizes so given ; the FACT is, , fortunate Adventurers each 4.1 V 1 s 7 41 ,5:7. 16 s . :i d . At their Old and Only Offices, in 1.0 n.• • J ' , Olt.`:fiTLL j No. IR, HATNIARICET ; No. 11,Hotamtis ; and No. VA, Si RAND. never falsely assert they diyiticd a Capital which was "" 4 "attl: Shared and Sold to the Public 'as above. 5?.7 PORTSMOUTH. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Bile Posts Inn, Portsmouth, on Thursday, ilay 3, 1810, at Twelve o'Claek at Noon, 'THE FOLLOWING GQODS, viz. 136 Bales of Cotton, 7 Casks of Bees Way, 955 Barrels oll'urpentine, 10,000 White Oak Rid Staves 49 Tierces of Rice, And 73 Hhds. of Tobacco. Landed from the American Ship HURON, from Wilmington, in North Carolina.—The whole to he viewed ; Catalogues to be had and further particularsknown, by application to DAY and PHILLIPS, Portsmouth. LIBRARY OF CHOICE BOOKS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, without the least Reserve, Ey Mr. JEFitLRY, At his Rooms, No. 11, Pall-Mall, To- mous ow, and Thirty following Days, (Sundays excepted), A VALUABLE and well-known LIBRARY of BOOKS; containing all the Rare, Useful, and v.,luable Publications in every Department of I.iterature, from the first invention of Printing to the present time, an et which arc in the most perfect condition. Not a PrMt or a Leif wanting in any one Volume, and certainly the best Library of Books ever sold by Public Sale in this Country. - NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES. To be SOI.D by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, 4th May, at 12 &cinch, at the Mart, • STAFFORDSHIRE and WonczsTEßsnntE Ca nal, twn Shares dividing aC4Ch per Share net, per annum ; Menmnuthshire Canal, dividing £6 per. Share; also Shares In the Wilts and Bert, Kennet and Avon, Rochdale Lancaster, Hud dersSeld, Ellesmere, Grand Surrey, and Croydon Canal. Particulars at Hatchetes Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, No. 48, New Bridge-street. NORFOL/G-TO BE SOLD. DESIRABLE FURNISHED RESIDENCE, A suited to the reception of a small Genteel Family. The House consists of good sized dining and drawing rooms, break fast parlour, four best bed-rooms with dressing rooms, servant's attickc, and convenient offices: the whole lately put into com plete repair, and handsomely ftnmiAed ; with about 44 acres of arable and pasture land, situated in a beautiful part of the county of Norfolk ; two miles from the sea, two from the market Town of North Walshaehand two from Cromer. Further particulars may be had by applying (rest paid) to Mr. Richard Geldard, Solicitor, Gray'e.inn-Square, or to Mr. W. Forster, Solicitor, at North Walsh.= aforebaid. That convinced of Sir Fitmects Bum:al - Cs honourable mo-' tives and :onduct, we cannot but join in the sympathy of every true- Intoned Briton; and whilst we lament the loss which the Coun try sustains by his detention at this momentous crisis from Par liament, earnestly hope that the House of Commons will, in con formity with the sense and wishes of the people, quickly restore to the Country a zealous and inflexible friend. That we beg leave to return to Sir FRANCIS Buttnrvr our unqualified thanks for his manly and constitutional conduct on all occasions, and to express a strong hope, amountinz even to con& deuce, that the integrity of a British Judge, and the impartiality of a British Jury, will secure to him his Rights, and with them the Rights of Britons. JOHN JONES, Chairman. Ro'Yhre d Unanimously, That the Thanks of tt is Meeting be given t the Chairman for his impartial conduct in the Chair. That tote Chairman be requested to inform Sir FRANCIs of the result of this Meeting. • •1 hat these Resolutions be printed in the Carmarthen Journal, the CunSrizn, the STA a, Courier, and Morning Chronicle, Lon dua Papers, and one of the tristol Papers. MICKI.EFIEI.D HALL, NEAR RICKMANSWORTH AND WAI'FORD, HER ' I3. THE genuine HOUSEHOLD 'URNITURE,t WINES, and other EFFECTS, (of a Gentleman quitting his Country Re4idence) will b 3 stILD by AUC 110 N on Monday, the SOth of April, 1510, and following Day, at Twelve o'Clock, by Messrs. BRowNt and Co. consisting of lofty four post Bedstead and Furniture. Down and Goose Feather Beds, Hair and Wool Mama Apo, file Market% superior Drawing, Dining and Breakfast-room Furniture, fine-toned Piano-forte, with additional Keys by Broadwoed , Sertrtnte Beds and Bed ding, and the usual assortment of Culinary articles. In the first Day's Sale - sriltbe Sold the genuine Wines. Ale, &e. To be viewed the Friday aniSatunlay preceding the Sale, and Catalogues had at the Aberenrn Arms. Staomore ; Essex Arms, Watford; Swan, Rickroansw..rth ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; Ki ng ., H e ad, Harrow; While Hart, St. Alban's; Crown, Amer ; Red Lion, Barnet ; Rose and Crown, King's I.angleyz; Red Lion, Cheshrn ; King's Arms, Perkhantstead; at Mickle field Hall; and of the Auctioneer,_ No. 41, Southampton-row- Russell-square, London. CAPITAL ESTATES, MANOR, CORN, AND PAPER MILLS, Stc! IN LANCASHIRE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'THE MANOR or LORDSHIP, or reputed MA NOR-I- or LORDSHIP of PCCLESTON, within the *rish of Prescot, in the county of Lancaster; with the Mansion. house, Grounds, Gardens, and Demesne Lands, and the Corn and. Paper Mills thereon, and seven hundred and eighty-two Acres of Land, statute measure, with suitable Dwelling Houses and Outbußtimgs. -The Land is of a very superior description, and the whole of the Property is within a Ring fence, anti incircled by good Roads. Ecekston is within Tcn Miles of Liverpool, Warrington, Wigan, and Orrnskirk. If the above Estate be not in the mean time disposed of by Pri vate Contract, tke same will he put up to Sale by Auction, at Houles, the Legs of Man,. in Pre'cot, rut '1 hursday, the Seventh day of June next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, either alto,;ether or in tots, and along with other Estates in Eccleston. Application may be made to Mr. Matthew Ellam, at Eccleston •Hall, near Prescot, or at the Office of Aspden and Shottlewor th, in Preston, Lancashire, who are authorised to treat for the Sale ,in • all the above property by Private Contract, and where Plans of the Estates maybe sew. • MONEY BUSINESS. - - --------. T3ERSONS of rank, or Merchants, and others, pri -a- vat ly accommodated with Money, from £2OO to , any amount, by Annuity on Income, in Land, or the Funds ' or on Bills of Exchange, or Sotes of Hand, or any kind of Security.-- I..a3ies, single or married, and Heirs to Estates, or Money, sup plied. Those who have money may lay it out at this °Mee, at ten per cent. Attendance every day from ten till lime, Apply or address (post-paid) to the Direc:or of the Agency Office, No. 6, Bell.Savagi-Yard, Ludgate-hill. The best price given for Estates. MARMION 'TRAVESTIED, Dedicated to Walter Scott, Esq. This day was published, in one handsome Volume, Octavo, price 9s. or on royal paper 12s. in boards, MARMION TRAVESTIED, a Tale of Modern Times.--By PETER PRY. Esq. " 'Tis Woman that seduces all mankind, By her we first are taught the wheedling arts. Her very eyes can cheat when most she's kind. She tricks us of our money with our bearts."—Gay. London : Printed for Thomas l'egg, No. 111, Cheapside ; and sold by W. Allmon, 31, New Bond-street. Where may be had, just published. Teges homourons History of the 0. P. War, price only Ss. ROWLANDSON's NEW CARICATURE MAGAZINE. This day was published, in Royal Folio, contiltsing Three highly finished Caricatures, coloured, price 2s. 6d. to be continued every Fortnight, NumSur I. of I)OWLANDSON'6 NEW CARICATURE MAGAZINE ; or MIRROR of MIRTH, being a Collec tion of Original Caricatures drawn• and eugravedby T. Rowland mpg, Esq. • Lontinn i• Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside, and they he procured of any Bookseller or Newsman in England. Where may be had, just published, No. 1, of a N ew Edi t i on , !of Woldward's Caricature Magazine, or the whole complete in 120 Numbers, price 2s. each. HAaak.l.l.%) WEEKLY DRAWING MAGAZINE. This day was published, Containing four beautiful Views from Nature, No. 1, to be con • tinned every Week, price only Sixpence, although worth four times that price, of HASSELL'S DRAWING MAGAZINE, of RURAL SCENERY; or the Self-taught Artist. Including Views from Nature, Shipping, Characters of Trees, Flowers, Ani mals, &c. including Subjects from original Paintings, by Morland. The whole to be completed in one hundred Numbers. London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, 1 11, Cheapside, and may be had of the Newsman who delivers this Paper. Also just published, price 4s. 61. in boards, En•A's Elemen tary View of the Fine Arts, with thirteen F.ngravings. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. T HE present Proprietors o f this valu a bl e S un d ay Newspaper, beg leave to assure their numerous Subscribers, that the charge made for the Index on Sunday last, was owing to their not having received from their predecessors all the informa tion which they had a right to expect. Afax going to a consi derable expense to fulfil the promises of others, they have no he sitation in saying, that every Subscriber shall receive the Index gratis, and that the money WU be returned to thoe who have already paid for it. When they purchased the copyright of the National Register, they were not aware that so many engage ; ments remained unperformed by the former Proprietors; but they have taken proper measures to insure their prompt execution. 1 The title page is in preparation, and their rapidly incre as i ng sa l e , I instead of betraying them into negligence, wilt only serve to aug. went their exertions: The Strictures of Onesinuts on Popular Preachers; the excellence of the Political lli , quisitions and 'rhea , trical Criticisms, intrusted to the ablest hands, am! an additional and most important feature, priority of Foreign Intelligence, as well as the beauty of the Paper and Printing, have already raised the Nat . onal Register to a level with the oldest established weekly publications of the land. It is the ambition of the present Pro prietors to make it the first, and to attain that end they will-spare neither trouble nor ripener. 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This day were published, in one Volume, price 20s. in boards, (Dedicated, by permission, to the King.) THE PUBLIC CHARITIES OF LONDON, being an Account of their ORIGIN, DESIGN, and PRE SENT STATE, classed alphabetica' ly under the Denominations of HOSPI I:At.S, ALMS-HOUSES, DISPEN3ARIES; SCHOOLS, and COLLEGES, MISCELLANEOUS CHARITIES. By ANT. HIGHMORE, Esq. Author of the law of Mortmain and Charitable Usts, &c. The Public Charities of the British Metro: , olis have always been esteemed its brightest Ornaments, and highly honourable to the Character of the Nation ; yet till the presLnt work there did not exist an, detailed view of their His•ory and Establish anent. Besides gratifying curiosity, the work will al, ,it is to be hoped, be the means of rescuing some Godlike Des'gns from the neglect and decay consequent on obscurity, of excit..ig to wards others the munificence of benevolent P. rso:ls, and of hold ing up the whole as objec:s of example and imitation to the nation at large.. 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