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No person will be approved for the Establishment, whoihs dia ratter will not bear the strictest scrutiny. • A Collegiate 13oariLot the Royal Military College will be held at Great Marlow, on Tuesday, the 6th of February neat, for tke hxamination of the Candidates for the above.suentioned appoint= ments. • Thh dowere publidiekekiestly plated tri 1144.404 ' • with Pipper o pelge lie. 19 isoardik • • : r rHAMOR.K4 7 IKU49MON :CIESNE *, • 111 0 4404 40 1 4 tht4ifligfijltrkli miss Aoceost at Lits sat Sri ~• . • Printed rfir W Davies, steind. ' L az ,„ . si _ - . L ihwith - v Nareu .:., 44 . Ita or• , • • • : . ' 141426".” • oN 'AfONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 22, 1810, will be acted the Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. KEMELE: relonius, Mr. MUNDEN ; Laertes ' Mr. BRUNTON. Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. EGER:FON ; Horatio, Mr. MURRAY. Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. ST.LEGER. Ophelia, Miss BOLTON. To web will be added the New Comic Pantomime et HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, lon. Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS ; rally of the Well, Miss M. BR/STOW ; Eases, 7s. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 3s. Gd. Second Price Ss. Gallery 2s. Second Price is, Upper Gallery Is. This Evening—The Merchint of Venice; with Harlequin ins • - Philos, litfed-etreato 14INDqJILOMANCO 2- - 44. istino. i Co tits &e. patent. it d'an Amur en corrous 8011.4 A " i 143 4 That e r ro s was s publisbed. bandso:ratdiptiated in 44. gin. . engravings, together with the to price ei a ilia. boards, a new edition, corrad rad , _ T C'ITRES on the Ptoviples snit ' 2 .-- 1 PERSPEMVX, SI o' dat the %slat Wailed* , : f By JOHN GZOROE WOCIII;FAbiI; * Printed for'!. Cfdell aid W.l7avics. &rand. ,is • G+ ms. ,7 7 COCLISSiyffS OF A murritms!...! was vets. dunieollee. prieeit/g. CCP toF.I3S NS . 0.• mIsTRESS fl .. . Altieveli fbunded on Recent High /Xt. - "Fee, disencumbered } YMre." atitARA. L Leaden : Printed for Themas' Bo Llg or 11, Cherpsfile;—s. 1 1 111.1iare AUssen, No. 31, New i ' At all Lb% pm/P.* k ..i letbitLibrarie!. . ajl. day was publish's& cicisatilr 1,9 100414 • 1• 01 " 1 " 461111 ` , . l i fi Aiseilitlwith numerous esitsviggs is woodalike 6s. is sosta%, sin Third Edition, of ; `—.. . Olkiat fo BROAD GRINS ; Verse. By GE co OUSter• .1 k i Including those rmerly Y - 'Mkt Itto title of 6 Mi Nightiorwii sod Slip" -41 for T. Cada msd W. Dtriwi, Strand. ' _ Prig Edlar. On Tuesday, The Comedy of the Conscious Lovers. On Wednesday, The Revenge. On Thursday, Tbe Man of the World. - On I liday, King . . the New Pantomime of Harlequin Pedlar, conihnling to be ncrirrd with unbounded applause, will be repeated every even ing till further notice. A New Drama, in Three Acts, interspersed with Music, aka The Free Knights; or, The Edict of Charlemagne, is in rd „, ; .;31, and will be speedily produced. LANDED EiTATES, TOWN and COUNTRY HotYlEs a itc. ESSILS. 11.R.(4figN)4,001C4). Aucttonetit,""Ap •ALL praisers, and Agents, 'for Selling, Letting, Renting and Buying Estates, Farms, and Houses, Furnished or Unfurnkhed, beg leave to announce their removal from the Adeiphi to No. 41, Southampton row, Bloomsbury-square, and to fifer their ser vices to families de sirous of procuring or disposing of Houses and Furniture in any part of the Empire. Office hours from eleven to four.—Money advanced on Lands, Houses, Leases, and by way of Annuity, on Freehold and per tonal security. to Waiter Scott, Esq. .11 , t•• •' considerably enlarged, of L ITERARY HOURS; or, Sketches, Critical, Narrative, and Poetical. By NATHAN DRAKE M.D. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. •.• The Third Volume, which is entirely new, may be had separate, price 9s. in boards. In Fou haul WITH ONE HUNDRED ENURAVIN.;S. This day was published, ' elegant Volumes, post Octavo, embellished with 100 Iful Engravings, taken from the Last Paris Edition, Pneis IRC ELY NEW PANTOMIME. PAVILION THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND: published by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. AN MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 22, and fi ve ti • following Evenings (7th time) the Comic Ettrlctu of HE WOULD BE A PLAYER; Or, THESTAGE-STRUCK 13UMER. (13th time) the Indian Spectacle, of ZAMBO AND CADJOE ; Or, THE TERRIFIC BROTHERS ! Ire ill., intervals of the Stage Entertainments, Extraordinary Equestrian Pliability of Action. will be :tilled (Ist time) an entire New Pantomime, with nouvelle 'l 4 ransformat . Loos. &c. called THE LEGACY ; Or, HARLEQUIN SPENDTHRIFT. Halequin, Mr. Pearce; Clodpole (the Clown), Mr. Hartland; Pautiloon, Mr. Davis ; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. 23.—Gallery 18.—Doors open half-past fire betin a half-past six.—Second price half-past eight. Equegrian Tuition by ably Masters from ten till three o'clock. No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. ---- - - - - INESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock in 2rikers, London, respectfully inform the Public, that 'ficlwis aid Shares for the present State Lottery, which is on the Wye nuw and improved plan as the lasL, consisting of only 5000 gineba ~.ire on Sale at their Mice as above. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of d.:20,000 4 .1.........• 5,000 111 -,----. Likic r&o, &c. &c. &c. 1,000 And '2O •-•--- ''• ,To be all drawn ire One Day , viz. 14th Felteusstrel it 10. setters, rot pail, July answered, and Schemes gratis. Orders by pust,coacla, or carrier, accompanied with remittance, punc tually attended to. NEW MUSIC. . Published by Con!cling, D'Almaine, and Co. New Bond -street, and No. 7, Westmoreland street, TWELVE S ONGS, with an Accompaniment for 11 the Harp or Piano Forte, composed, and dedicated to the Marquis of Huntley, by J. Russ, price IDs. 6d. 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ROMAN CATHOLICS fully explained, with a Refutation of Parnell's History of the Penal Laws. By the Right Hon. IATRICK DUIGENAN, M. P. Noted for Stockdale, jun. No. 41, Pall-Mali Where may it ha!, on the same important subject, Xi the Talents, 19th Edition, es. or on fine paper, 10s. nd. hui::lires respecting the Pled7e which his Majesty demanded tl.e Talents Ministry. John Bowles, Esq. price ‘24. A tp,ezh which ought to ba spoken on the Claims of the Ro -114`t,; 4th Notes, on the Idolatry of the Itomish Church, 3s. Mrpiu::.. of the King's Supremacy, and of the Rise, Progress, and of the Supremacy of the Pope, in different ages and b) far as relates to Civil Affairs.—By the Rev. THOMAS BRJ,Kt CLARKE, LLD. One Vol. Svo. price 10s. tid. lice AVENGER, or the Sicilian Vespers, a Romance of the I .'%'h Comity, nut inapplicable to the 19th; 3 vuls. 185. This day was publisbecl, prig 63. the thirr'. Edition of THE ELEMENTS OF BOOK-KEEPING ; compri,ing a System of Merchants * Accounts, founded on buiineNs, and adapted to modern practice; with an Appendix co Exchanges, Banking, and other commercial subjeco. tly P. KELLY, L.L. D. Nlaster of the Finsbury-Square Acadumy, London. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Ot whom may be had, by the same Author, price Ins. Gd. An INTRODUCTION to SPHERICS and NAUTICAL A:; ItONOMY ; the Third Edition. *l'ais work is executed on a new, easy, and practical plan. The tiles of stereographic projection are familiarly explained and inns trued by comparing each diagram to the corresponding position Si a Globe. The figures are on a very large scale; and all the Problems of Spheric Trigonometry and Astronomy are solved buLli by projection and calculation. A simple projection is here-devised for clearing the lunar dis bares, in order to find the longitude at sea; with a new method of talcalating this important problem. An Appendix on Time iiilsolgiven including directions for the use of Chronometers, Si der, al Clocks, Transit Instruments, and other Apparatus of an Observatory.. A Tirol Work, by the same Author, will be published in the fzurst of the present year, in two vols. 4to. entitled he UNIVERSAL CANIBIit, and COMMERCIAL IN ; being a full and accurate Treatise on Exchange, ilke , :aling the 'Monies, Cain,, Weights, and Measures, of all tra- Lar.ions and i.olonles. t. , s work is patronized and assisted by the first mercantile 8 •• ! it 4 , and Attu by the Bank of England, the heats the East-India "" 1 44 11 Y. aad tan lioara 41 rad% TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THREE DESIRABLE FARMS, in the Parish of BLACKAWTO N, about six miles from the Market and Post Towns of Dartmouth and Kingsbridge, in Devonshire; con slating of East Down, containing 52 Acres, and let to a tenant at will. Also of Bowsatoox, containing el Acres, and let on lease for one male Life. Also of WOT ros's DALLacostat, contain ing 19 Acres and a half, and let on lease for three lives. The Estates may be viewed by application to the respective te nants, and particulars had of Mr. Wise , Solicitor, Kingsbridge; Mr. Pidsley, Sol.cit or Exeter; Messrs. and Kensit, tors, John -street, Bedford-row ; and Mr. Western, Solicitor, Hart-street, Bloonisbury. , FREEHOLD ESTATE IN BERKSHIRE. To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. CRIPPS and COLE, On Monday, the 29th day of January, 1810, at the New Inn, in Abingdon, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, A COMPACT and DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Longworth, in the County of Berks; consisting of an excellent new Farm House, now building, and covered, which, when completed, will be fit for the residence of any Gentleman Farmer, with about 120 Acres of rich Meadow and Pasture Land, ' 2 ^_ Acres of Arable, and 8 Acres of Coppice, all adjoining, and late in the occupation of Mr. Robert ['yke, and Mr. Sims, at the yearly value of £4OO per annum. Po4session may be had upon the completion of the purchase, and further particulars known by applying to Mr. B. Morland, of Abingdon.—Longworth is situate 8 miles from Abingdon, 6 from Farringdon, 6 from \Vantage, and about 12 from Oxford. This day was published, price 6d. 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