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Nv 13 F. IL 71361 NEW THR %TRE ROYAL, COVENT-01 TO -MORROW EVENING, JAN U, will be acted a Tragedy, called THE REVENGE. Don Abnzo, Mr. C. KEMBI,F. ; Den Carlos, I;RUNTOIsi ; Don Alvarez, Mr. Don Manuel, Mr. eItESWELL ; Zanga, Mr. KEM (31 X.. Leonora, Miss NORTON ; Is:dot:11a, Mr:. HU' After which will be performed (for the Ibzii time: Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR- Or, THE HAUNTED WELL Harlequin Pedlar. Mr. BOLOGNA, Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well, Mies M. ERISTO\ 80w,,7L second Price Ss. 6d. Pk, SP. al SICA 63:101( '26 Second Price Is. Upper Gall Thl, Evening—The Comedy of the Conscious Pedlar. 01, Ilitmlav, The Man of the World. On Fri:lay, King Lear. on Saturday, The Merchant of Venice • Portia, Th e New Pantomime of Harlequin Pedlar, con raceivid with uchounded applause, will be repeated further t‘otice. A Noe Drama, in Three Acts, interspersed Ovine Free. Knights; or, The Edict of Charlemagne, rivarsal, and will be speedily pro•!oced. :iT. THOMAS'S 'HOSPITAL Art. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER will tl , eir COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SURGI CAL LECTURES on Saturday next, the 20th instant, at Two 1 : 3 .• 4 :iIONABLE DANCING.—PRIVATE TUITION. 11R. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most •'.i : 7raleful thanks to his Frie.nrls au% the Public in general, f• 7 ! ,. • :cry distinguished patronage he has so long experienced, I:.!Nspectfully solicits a contitmance of their favours. Ladies sea Cell:le/nen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or f!l , r w'm have not attained the present fashione)le mode, may I-. L ‘ peclitiously instructed in tht most private manner, to qualify f: :.; I.r the first assemblies, on application at his residence, Cla;hwoters' Hall, Foster4ane, Cheapside. E DUCATION. THE SEMINARY of the Rev. JOHN EVANS, M A. tor a limited number of Pupils, Pullin's-Row, 'sling m, rd! open Monday, January 22, I nu% Mr. E. has, it a con tbrahle expense, enlarged his school-Rooms and Play• Ground, vxhrthcr improvements conducive to the health and recreation s( h:s Pupils. Reference may be made to Dr. Abraham Rees, tie Rev. H. Worthington, Graivetio: and Chater, Cornhill, and 1. Coope, Esq. Osborn -street, Whitechapel. See an Essay on Llucation, sold by Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-i ow. To LADIF.S and GENTI.F.MEN of RANK and FASHION CORRECr IMITATIONS OF NATURE. ANN BOWMAN,- Relict and Successor tr) the Business and Patent of her late Husband, 'rhoniu gown an Patentee for Ladies' Head Dresses and Gentlemen's Perrtique'. The general approbation that ht .r Pa:ent Head Drecses tted 'erroyas have decidedly met with from a discerning Public is the 'it criterion, and indeed proves them to have beat carted, by acsiduoits attention and pc:.; vert:tg it b c.•nuity, to the highest point sr pet reetinn. They At with precision, nor do they hurt the contour of the nuntei ante by covetingthe forehead; have all the advantages of being light, airy, and fashionable, giving the wearer every aid that a tac simille of unadorned nature can bestow ; she can :tit° irtast that they are composed of materials so tirm in their texture, and so superior in quality, as gwes them a decided superdwity over every effort hitherto made to stand in competition with them. _ _ 1.1 order to prever,t unnecessary applications, A. Boorman makes ra 11-.!(.1 Jress or Perruque under Four Guineas:—Tresses, Mt goes, liesaize's Combs, &c. to be had as usual. N. B. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hair cut and dressed at home st abroad by persons of the first eminence in their proGssion. 102, New Bond -street, one door above Brook-street. TO STOCK-IIO.LDHRS. L:PORTANT ADVANTAGES to he acquired, merely for the Uvalde of making a Transfer, free of any expence whatever ! I.TORNSBY and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26, Corn- A ll hill, acquaint the Holders of 3 per Cents. Reduced, or 3 per Cent. Consols, at the same Price, that for every £25 3 per Cents. 'transferred to them, they will in return Transfer it? the Person WIS. 15s. 4 per Cents. which will give just the sasre Dividend, sod the same Security in the Bank of England. In addition to sehieh, HORNSBY and Co. purpose to give the Person a Six teenth Share of a Lottery Ticket gratis, Which can produce £1,2.10 For every £5O Stock exchanged an Eighth 2,SCO For every £lOO Do a Quarter 5,003 an I lalf For every £2OO Do. For every £4OO .... D 0.... ..... ........ a Ticket 0,000 For every £1,600 Do. ~: 4 Tickers 80,000 %mkt° any amount exchanged, and the above Advantages given ,, It their STATE LO ETEIT 0171CIG i where Tickets and Share; _ are Selling on the lo west Terms. VY'CON, Partner with the late Sir J. BRANS COM B, removed to 2, CORN nt t.L, near the Mansion-house, Ili.. :Tr: his grateful thanks for all favours received during the year, he was the only Partner and person connected in the 1 -••terT liminess with the late Sir lames Branscomb, and respect. h 4 . 01. c'•! , the commands of his friends- and tbP public, at hts No.; CORNHILI., now established solely on hts cwa azount, and where the smallest order will meet that " a 4 attention for which his former residence was pard cti.aly _ _ The Lottery will be Drawn ALL IN ONE DAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1810. _ Febeme and Plan of Drawing are In themselves so good mere sn universally approved in the last Lottery, that very Et s urds are required to invite purchasers. Eyton therefore has 'Y to add, that as Tickets and Shares will most certainly rise, * 1 application should be made at his lucky office, No. 2, N III. 1„ near the Mans‘on-House. The Public are respecuUlly informed, that no business V a b?tre!iacted b.-ftwe eight o'clock in the morning or after right ''clack in the evening, according to the Act of Parliament. SIR JAMES BRAN . SCOMB and Co. are now Ticns•rs And SUAR Es in the NEW STATE Lai - - :RY, to he Drawn the 14th of Fraitu.sar, IRIO, all in ONE o IY, t: thvir Lucky Offic:4, No. 37, C.rnhill, Va. 11, Holborn, •• .I.ty market, and No. '269, Strand, where they bad the , •- good Fortune to didribute to the Public, in the 34 7 1 . -rtv Lotteries alone, the following Capital Prizes, in Shares, t ' , , l ••• 1220,000 No. 1,913 ..• £20,000 ' ••• ••• '20,000 1 2,767 10,000 •••• .. 20,000 4,390 ... ••• 5. 000 1J ' 1 •‘: ••• • • 20,000 15,127 ... ••• 5, 000 20,0u0 113,318 ... ••• 5,000 k Grand Capital Pi ize of 1,000 Tickets, No. 3,618, ided amongst the fortunate Holders £24,765, indepen tpt .tt ltly £. 7 .00, &c. &c. where likewise the First 4 , 0)} eize, the way .44c,000 Prize, and the last .P.'25,000 r 'hared. in the State Lottery, were Sold in Th;rty.one 'll% • above Proprietors earnestly recommend alt early 'le present Lottery, I,dng on tl e same much ap the last, when nearly every Ticket was sold, as k scarcity of Tickets and Shares will be experienced, !'' the r0,..4 - 3 of the Plan being more generally known.-- tra. it& this I 'aper.--prices paid on Deinarid. GENERAL SHIPPING-OFFICE, LEICESTER-STREET, LEICESTER-SQUARE. -RA-. GIBSON, Partner and Successor to de late Harry Foot, better known by the titles of the Stott A n imrsador' or, the Bottle Canjurori, respectfully informs the Nobi lity and Gentry, that be has removed his Counting house from the Adelphi Wharf to No. 5, Leicesier-street, Leicerer.square. For the better accommodation of the Public in general, infor mation of Ships sailing for any part of England, Scotland, or Ire and, the East or West Indies, may be had gratis. • This eccentric character, distinguished alike for humour and assurance, was the person ‘wlected by the Manag-rs of the Hay market Theatre to aplogize to the Ana nce for the non-apptar• tr , ce of the Bottle Conjuror. On that ..emorahle occasion, Harry almost pacified John Bull In one of his worst tempers, by promis ir.g that the Coojettor should enter into a fist bottle in lead of a qttar , one, on :lit 't , tlowing evening. The identical 1 , ale, of ma gical fame, was by Harry carefully presvtved, and : now be seen by the curious in the possession of R. Gibson. :.ANDED EA'AFES, l'Oi4r/s: ante LOUNTRYHOIJLS,&c. Air ESSRS. BROWNE and Co. Auctioneers, Ap praliers, and Ag,%-s ' for Saling, Letting, hewing and Buying E-Patei, Parma, and Howes, Furnis!ted or UnfurnishmL. has - leave so ascouuzetheir removal from tisso4Aclebrati - lfr No. 44, Southampton row, Bloomsbury-square, and to offer their ser vicA to families desirous of provariug or disposing of Houses and Furniture in any part of the Empire. Office boors fronickven to four.—Money advanced on Lands, Hottscs, Leases, and by way of Annuity, on Freehold and per sonal sec unty. TO iIE SOLD BY eRIVATE CON TRACT, THREE DESIRABLE FARMS, in the Parish of 01..ICKAW 'ON, about Nix miles from the Market and Post Towns of Dartmouth and Kingsbridge, In Devonshire; con sisling of East anati, containing 5.! Acres, and let to a tenant at will. Also of Bosnian:out, containing Acres, and let on kale for one male Life. Also of WolToN's DALLACOMBE, cotraln lug 19 Acres and a half, and let on lease for three lives. The EsPates may be viewed by application to the respective te nants, and pariculars had of Mr. Wise, Solicitor, Kingsbridge; Mr. l'itisley, Sol.citor, Exeter; Messrs. Carr and Kensit, Sone tors, John-street, Bedford-row ; and Mr. Western, Solicitor, I-fart-street, Bloomsbury. This day was published. be Otte Vol. temo. price 4s. bound, and ; with the Atlas, consisting of I'.o Maps, price es. 6d. AN INTRODUCTION to Mr. PINKERTON% ABRIDGMENT of his MODERN GEO O .IIAI'HY for the Use of Schools • accompanird with Twenty Outline Mao, adapted to this Int roduction, ant suited to other Geogra, , llical Works, forming a Complete Juvenile Atlas. By JOHN WILLIAMS. Painted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; Cadell and Davies, Strand. • *„• The Atlas separate, price 451111 6 • " Mr. Williams has executed his undertaking - With great judg ment and ability, and we cordially recommend his work as one of o. e best adapted to Its abject of any that have come under our inspection. The outline maps, designed to accompany this intro duction will be found of great service, in fixing upon the learner's mind a strong and correct impression of the forms and relative situations of the countries with which the work brings him ac quainted. 'I hey us executed with great fidelity and neatness." Ann. Rev. 1803. thOte_ ... . MR. GIFFoItD'S LIFE OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM PI rr. This da).,was published, elegantly printed in Three Volumes, Roy •QuArto, with two finely-engraved Portraits of Mr. Pitt, one from the Suit executed by Mr Fiaxmati, the other from an original Picture by• Mr. Hoppuer, price £B. Sc. board', AHISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of the Right Honourable WILLIAM PlTT' ; lncluding tome Account of the Times in which he livel By JOHN GIFFORD, Esq, Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, ••• Very few Copies of this Edition retna'n ; but another, in t large volumes, octavo, will be published soon. I.IFE OF LORD' NELSON By the Rev. J. S.CLARKE and JOHN M'ARTHUR, Esq. This day was published, elegantly printed by Benaley, in "I'sve large Volumes, imperial qu tap, and illustrated by numerous Engravings by the most eminent Artists, from Pictures painted expressly for the Work, by Messrs. West, Westall, Pocock, Bcc. price £9. 9s. in extra boards; dedicated, by permission, to his Royll Highness the Prince of Wales, THE LIFE of ADMIRAL LORD NELSON, K. B. from his Lordship's Manuscripts. By the Rev. JAMES STANIER CLARKE, Librarian to the Prince, and Chaplain to his Royal Highness) Household; and JOHN M'AR•FIiUR, Esq.'LL. D. Late Secretary to Admiral Lord Vise .unt Hood. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, .strand. 'V The Price of the f w Copies of this magnificent Work whkis remain for sale, is necessarily advanced to £9. nn lounilthe expences low* so considgsaldgmoossdadtsts erlp itiile; and those Persons who orderol previotbi to the publication, and have not yet received them, .re retpec.fally requested to apply for them as soon as possible, lest they lose the advantage of their early orders. 6 ,* An Abridgment of this Work, in one large Volume, Bvo, with a Portrait of Lord Nelson, will be published vary soon. EDINBUROH ENCYCLOP/EDIA. Just publie.ed, IL Part IT. or the 'I bird Half Voisin". of THE EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPIEDI A ; coa- , • ducted Ly DAVID 1 RER'S PER, I.L.D. - Fellow of the Royal Society of Tdnburgh, and the 9oetty of the Antiquaries of Sccrlaini, with the asiiistance of Geutle.acu eminent in Seance and Literature. Likewise, just published, the '1 bird Edifon of Numbe-s I. and • 11. and the Second Edition of all the succeeding Numb •rs of than Work, so that complete copies of the three 'hint 1141 f Volumes may now be bad, and Subscribers, wh.) have received only. the Second Half Volume, may be supp'ied wilh the new edition of the first, by James M. Richardson, and J hn Murree, Locdon ; J. Deighton, Cambridge; Stoddart and Crag*, Hut! • O!ip ala and Balfour, Hunter's-square, Brown and Cr 4mble, W. Creech, and J. Baden. yne and C.'. Edinburgh. N. B. A few copies, with proaf impressions otthe sad elegantly printed, are thrown off on royal paper, rice aeg 9.5. cos* Part. : -.• • • NOTICE TO SUBS ,RISERS. The rapid and extensive circt.lati.,n which the Edinburgh En. Cyclopedia has expert...tic-el eemands from the proprietors of that work some public expression of their !ratitude to the numerous Subscribers who have so gen truest.. pat onized it. Before two Numbers were publkbed, the extensive a...monitor the work ren • deed it necessary to prepare a second edition after the pubt.ca.. lion of the sixth Number. This impression was again exhausted. A third edition was then published, and preparations are already made for again reprinting the whole work. This rapid succes. slon of new editions, unexampled perhaps in the hist cry of Mei.. lac works, cannot but be felt by the Editor and the various Gra tlemen who have so liberally assisted him, as the mint fiatt: , :i tg and unbiassed approbation of their labours, asd as the Mist powerful stimulus to their future exertions. Three half volumes of this Eitcyclopelia, the joint production of near a hundred dif • Fermat authors, are already before the Public, as specimens of the, mode in which the rest will be conducted. How far the Pro prietors have fulfilled, or rather how far they have exceeded the promises held out in the Prospectus, may be estimated. not front • what they promise. but from what they.have actually performed. • While every article, even the most unimportant, has been written , anew from the best materials, and the most recent and one:plot, - eel sources of information, many new articles In biography and • scieece, to be found in no other work, have been substituted foe the Ives of obscure writers, whom nothing but the partialities of friendship could have dragged from oblivion. Whil e Proprio. , I tors have thus etfdeavoured to make their work a general reposi tory of human knowledge, they have aimed at the higher obj •ct • of enriching it with new inventions and discoveries. Many or • ginallviews in science and the arts, the resuks of new and laho. noes experiments, and some discoveries of no small limier:anus distinguish the volumes that are already published ; and the high reputation of many of the contributors is a pledge, that th subse quent volumes will be characterised by the sane originalizy. A work of stub immense magnitude, involving such a. vast riety of subjects. and composed by such a number of different Is: authors, was naturally exposed, at its commencement, to contd. derabledelays. Had it been the prod action of mere mechanical labour, directed by a few individuals, the rate of its prevent might have been accurately computed , and the time of publics. tion adhered to with undeviating regularity; but, in a case witness there were so many minds to coatroul, and such an extensMk.„ • 4. foundation to lay, and where the order of the alpha'et preseeted, • at its very commencement, so many difficult and important sub. It J ew s, it became almost impossible to provide aga - nac casual hies 'IIP gtflaritirs in the publication. These causes of delay, however, have been less serious than others which the proprietors could never have foreseen. Tbe harassing reardalions with which they have had to contend, in the mechattical execution of the work, have e v npelled them to have recourse to the only remedy which it was 33 their power tts apply. '1124 have proeiJed a large establishment for carrying as the priatirrof the work, under their own eye, and under the map nagenvem 1.4 one who superintentlept the printing 'of the first vas lume, and who was long connected with a similar pubdcatien,— How far this new arrangement '.sill coutributeto the accuracy and -error appearance of the work, must be left to the decision of -he choose to make the comparison. How much it will *he regularity of rib:lotion, wrfll bee ameretined , . 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This day was published, price 4s. - FLURY 17, THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of Me Mimi AN INQUIRY into the MORAL TENDENCY fr. as - o. pee .CI se. In . • , The FIG HT of F ill AttilL COMPAIVr of MERCHANTS e ENGLAND, reefing 1 — ll - of METHODISM on EVANGELICAL PREACHING, W , ~_ . Mika Romance to the EAST-INDIES, do hereby give 'lathe, intieding some Remarks on th e " Hints of a Barrister." . „4 1 11Itted A.. Castil trill W. Davis Stmod. i By WILLIAM BURNS. - 1 Ir. MURRAY ; That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on, Pltinted for losish Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. 1 • HISCOUY OP GAMGE. . • Wednesday the 17th instant, from such Persons as may be willing Where may be had, by the same Author, . . ' lit Eight Volumes, in Octavo, , - - 4 . to supply the Company this season with a number of Hammocks, An Essay on the Spirit of Christianity. pries its. 6d. • I 11 1 irk haman. hrfat , palishisol, Soitamplete the Work in dud gam Mee - • UMPHRIES. with Clues. 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By tientewen "4C4krtet - • ••• . us L ef erz ; with AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the 'Phis day published , in two vols . aro. illustrated by a Map, PINKNEY, of the North Americatl Nativtßingers. . was price Itts boards, Printed for Longman, liufst, R.tt- , , and Orme, Paternoster-row. - 1 - l• STAMFORD JUNCTION NAVIGABLE COMPANY, A VIEW of the ANCIENT and PRESENT held at the George and Angel inn, in Stamford, on Monday, the Sth day of January, 1810, •i- - 1 - STATE of the ZETI. AND ISLANDS; including their This day was pubt;shed, In on.: large V.,!unie Octavo. illustrated ia, Mrs. Weston. " Civil, Political, and Natural History, Antiquities, and an Account GERARD NOEL NOEL, Esq. in the Chair, by Siv Capper-plates, , orice 14 '. hoards, continuing to be of their Agriculture, Fisheries, Commerce, and the State of So- Mr. TELFORD'S ant geueral Report being read, A TREATISE on etc VZNEREALDtSEASE. :ated every even- It was Resolved, That the same should be printed, and that ciety . and Manners.—By.tßTHUß EDMONSTONE, M.D. By JOHN I-'_UNTER. Printed for Longman, urst, Rees, and Orme, P aternoster- Copies thereof should be sent by the Solicitor to the principal W it h an Introduction and Coml-a , m•tnry, by Josses ADAMS, ell with Music , row ; and John Ballantyae and Co. Edinburgh. M. D. Author of " Observations on Marbid Poisons," &c. Land Owners on the proposed Navigation and to the Proprietors iarlemagne, is in Off' whom may be had of the Trent and Mersey, Loughborough , Okehani, and • '_London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster- The History of the Orkney Islands, by the late Rev. D r. Barry. other Canals, interested therein, to the Ports of Boston and Lynn, 2d Edit. in one vol. 4to. price ael 1 ls. 6d. boards. , row; J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho; and T. Willis, Cloisters, the • 1 owns of Wisbeach and Peterborough, and to other places , ._ • upon and near the Rivers Nene and Welland, and to persons con • ; This day was published. in One Vol. temp. price 4s. bound, and MR. GIFFORD'S LIFE OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE :DOPER will netted with, or likely to be interested in the intended Navigation, with the Atlas, consisting of l'.o Maps, price es. 6d. WILLIAM PI rr. LI. and SUR GI- and that Copies of the Report may be had at the Banking houses i instant, at Two of Messrs. Davison and Co. and Ratnsbottom and Co. in Ler- /A N INTRODUCTION to Mr. PINKERTON's i This eta-.,was published, elegantly printed in Three Volumes, ir. don ; and Jackson and Johncon, in Stamford; and at the Office of - 1 - - 1 - ABRIDGMENT of his MODERN GEO O .lt APHY for P Ri t ,y t :; ol - yu tr i o rt m o, t w he hl; iu t: r v e o xe fi c n u e t l e y d -e b n y gra hi v r ed Fi t a 'f x •rt ni r a a t i i i , s the Use of Schools • accompani e d with Twenty Outline M agi, , Mr. William Thompson, Solicitor, in Stamford. E TUI I'ION. By Order of the Committee, th i e l ot l her- adapted to this i ntro d uct i on, an:l suited to other Geograi•ltical from an original Picture by• Mr. Hoppucr, price £B. Sc. board', A HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of !turn his most k,tamford, Jan. 9, 1810. WILLIAM THOMPSON: Works, forming a Complete Juvenile Atlas. Rv inimt WILLIAMS. - 4 2 - the Rieht Honourable WILLIAM ply r : Including some This day was published, in S vols. Bvo. price X 1 Its. 6d. boards, ACHRONOLOGICAL REGISTER of bath HOUSES of the BRITISH PARLIAMEN r, from the Union in 1708, to the fourth Parliament of the , Usited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, is 1807. By ROBERT BEA'I'SON, I.L.D Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ormeb Pate Of whom be had, by the same Author, A Political Index to the Histories of Great Britain and Ireland. The third edition, corrected and much enlarged, in S vols. Bvo. price £1 lls. 6d. in boards. it l l g i ZegiCiAre cipproir "wed to the Authc.r.,far *itt -4 ime - pitotiestion of so useful a work—a work produced at the expense of much time and great labour, and exe-1 cuted with strict fidelity." M. Rev. 2. Naval and Milisary Memoirs of Great Britain, from 1727 to to 1783. The 2d edition, with a Continuation, 6 vols. Bvo. £3 Bs. boards. 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