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()weal ; Imam, Mr. De Canip ; Jenkins, . sn i kk; Harman, .Mr. Gibbon ; Clarissa, Miss Lyon ; Mary Oldboy , Mlle Pope; Diana, Signora Stonier; (for the fir it time) Mrs. Bland. which (for the 7th time) a New Grand and Conic Panto mime, tailed F uRIBOND; or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO. Morrow, The Tragedy &Ike Earl of Warwick. _ • , • • ARMY. • A CAPTAIN in enc of the finest Regiments in the Service (both Battalions in India) wishes to exchange into a Regiment at 14.sme.—Applica.tiun to be made (post paid) to A. J Fith Ciavelson Battalion, Dublin. EDCCAtION dill THE ORDERS. . ,This thei was publislit4, price Se. A. A SECOND 'LETTER:to:SAMUEL WHIT. DREAD,Esti. M.P.; containing Observations on his Bi: far Parbebial Schools and Suppkinentary Observations on the I rib. giuus Systems maintaiieed by the Monthly and Crithatl Revit t Ily JOHN ROWI.F.S, Esq. Printed for StOckdale, jun. No. 41, about the •on lee North Side of Pall Mall ; and La Gratu, Nalsau-street, lh b lita. • Where may be bad, by the samt: Author, the Second cmi tion, enlarged, virmaiztjvc-orAref,....rmartioktur, • THE COAfIIfISSIGNERS . fir i P iCTUALLiNe llts AfAlEstr, Ana, give Natke, Thatpn Friday next, the eth instant, they will be reedy to re celvetenders in writing, (waled np, And Steat fix Two.Hundrwi • Tons of AIUSC(3 VAL)U St;!: Ai: , to be answerable to Samples, to•be produced with the )'endils ; to - be delivered in the (nigh al packages, at the rate of from For.y to Fifty Tons pet work, into the Victualing Stores at Derfoi.d, ad to herald for by Bills pay able with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrept may be seat at the Sobridary's (Me. , • This day were published. price As. 6d. HINTS to the PUBLIC and the LEGISIA TURE on the Nature and Effect of Evangelica Pr. chug. By a BARRIS - ITR. PART THE FIRST. Printed for Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard ; SYMorithy Pater noster-row ; Piccadilly ; and W. Reid, Bell-rod,'Fatn ple-Par. A Letter to Stunot4 Whitbread, Esq. M. P. on Ms unqlndified approbation of Mr. Latrapaer's Plan of Etincation, 2s. rid. Strictures uu the Modem of the Marquis of Stafford and Mr. Brand, relloctinctie Pledge requiied by his Majesty's late Ministers, Y.S. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. S PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 5, will le acted THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. heat&, Mr. lneledon ; Pvaeham. Mr. Munch., ; Mr. ' i nept ; Mat °Vie Mint, Mr. Taylor ; Pi/cb. warms ; Wks. Peachum , Peachum, Mrs. Davenport ; Polly, *bee; and Lucy. Mrs. Liam , r whichwill be, performed (far the 7th time ), a new Panto mune, called HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT; or, FIRE, WATER, .EARTH, AND AIR. re-morma, The Comedy of the Wheel of fortune. - No roger, trill be twd is any Tender in Ts-MA the prf:e stan stet le inserted in words at knifth,. or that AA nu le slily. rcd to the Eassi A:- lea are e'd,..t we the said Friday next, the Sick instant, nor Waal ale br. Me *rho males the Zwler,er sane person on his behalf, attends, t ) assreter -when tad tr. LA FLOR.L'iTA ESPANOLA. lust published, in bne vol. Bain. price ss. in boards, LA FLORESTA ESFANOLA ; or SELECT PASSAGES, lu Prose ; extracted from the most rviebratvil Spanivh Author:4 Ancient and Modern, divided into thr ee party. Part I. Containing, Classes Graciosos, Aventuras Divertidas, No velas, Att. Part U. Reflectiones Morales, Extractor Historitos, Literarlos, 8 - ,e. Part 111. Piexas Joralas, ezr. Tu which are prefixed, Observations on the Origin, Progrev., and D..cline of Literature in tipain._ _ This day w•as published, by Authority, SERMONS preached to his Parishuners at Bishop- Wearmouth, by WILLIAM HALEY, D. D. Printcdfor It. Pattlckr and Sou, New Dont!-ttreet. N. 11. A part of the profit arisin:t from the sale of this Work ves to the charitable Institutions at Bishop-Wcarmouth. A second Volttme of Sermons and Tracts, by the same Au thor, will be ready the first Week in neat Month. FOR. PUBLIC SALE, At bele, Coli-e-house, over the Corn Ezellanye, on Monday, the llttJanuary, 1808, at One o'Cioc.k preas►ly, Lundun : Prinieti fur T. Boosey, 4, Old Broad-strret, Royal Exchauge ; 7. ilrice and Co. Edinburgh. I UkTRY DAN BY MGM HORSES-_NEw coke PACENTOMIME, ske. &e. ASILF,Y'S PAVILION, NSWCASTIA-STREET, STRAND. Fotabrnhed by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. is PRESENT TUESDAY, JAN. 5, is(*, andertry EVENING until further notice, at Half past :ix e •• , a Grand Entre ala Venetlen, with the celebrated ard on and Country Dance executed by Eiatht Ho e ses--After which, the little Pruisian's Manceuvr.s Mk Horse; Equestrian Trial of Skill, &c.—A popular ss performed at Paris), called the DEATH OF CAP iK; principal Characters, Mr. and Mn. flonemanship, by the Flying Highlander—The Evening's , • swats to conclude with, the ?nisch admired' N ew C om i c orairte, called LIBEICIT HALL, or Harlequin Sportsman. Doors opened at half past five--Begin at half past six to a •., Wart 41.—rit '2t.--Gallery Is.--Second price corn y •. pull eight. m e t taken between ten and three at the Boa Office. • •,Tye SCiEllet of Riding taßght at the Pavilion, as usual. *, • • TUNBRIDGE WARE REPOSITORY, No. 3, Cheapside. DUNNETT respectfully acquaints the Nohi ▪ Ity and Public in general, that his Rooms are stewed for room widi a complete collection of reel TbnbridpeWare, width choosy aad elegance, are not to be equalled. They consist of oit aod tea tables, desks and boxes for writing, drawing, paint iiiodsitessing ; work bogs and baskets, card and cotton boxes, tit/ane cabinets, flower stands, fire 'screens, card racks, book it iressedjewel boxes, tea-chests and caddies, tambour frames,* Wag Iv beds Tunbridge Ware, Turnery of all sorts, a tridyd White W ood articles, prepared . for Ladies' own pain • flatters himself that the additions and improvements Oa ;Wein the above useful Ornament.", will merit that pa tongeaad encouragement which he has in former seasons expe- OKA Merchants, Captains of Ships, and Shopkeepers, sup _ lied, mutual, on the lowest terms. OliTanbridge Ware repaired and new varnhbcd. . . )VANTED to Rent for a Temp of rears, a good FAMILY tiOUSE in perfect repair, containing Dining, Mr*, Mitlirtfakfat Roistna, - three err Tout 6ek Bed ittionn ImatiNsiagerk.n.ant., with effmettAn iirsopotalon, a Walteci sideriiiid 'from teh - to twemy Acta d Dry .*sdefer Land ill:Wing the House, , not eta:edit% .three. ?ram a pool (ado mid Poet Town, kpti and in a ntry .ivlterithenckshkirid 411boint.itid are sok The cetini4issof iierks," Wild, or So; arm. woold be preferred.. • • ; • • Direct (post paid) with partienlao of Rent,-Tares, description 011 situation of the House, to E. P.*Patrs Offno,Vorcester, which Isb bonmerettif likely to 'suit. • - ":,' Gfc,.T 4DVANTAGf.SI-1 • Kart if Tscurs at Sixteen Shillings a rthet cheaper thin' lif. t -.. • 1 1 : 4 ,, , , atuthte WEN!. at ' Vr - . It's,: No. 16, Coumnitx, lii.-hr) submits • t‘r . A Stliement: of Ptire,, that the Public may see !attach law is hityini at his °See. , 1 1 / a asta's PRICTS: - - OTllet orvicse lilacs!: gtee 4.;.. 4. X2O 17 0 'lichee .....;;;::. 4111:1.14 0 g ••••-• 10 It: 0 Half ....: ...... 1016 0' Ilroir • 3 6 0 Quarter ......... 1 g 0 elk .....;.a it 13 0 Eighth •• • il3 6 % 0 0 44 0 101111. .l 7 0 j Sixteenth .. ... leTicteti 4 'Ol City Tickets ~ THE STATE IMTTERY Begings Drawing MARCH Bth, 1800 1 . Contairt an astonishing Number of Thousand Pounds and re Hundred Pounds Prizes, in addition to as many Great Ca a+ was usual in former I.ottories of t;opoe Tickets, at Imbed in the following rich List :- 8 of P 20,000 atO of • 5,000 45 Jltc ate. ECO. Tkiets for the GRAND CITY LJ7T RZ in Variety. Litters, (Post paid?, containing Orders roc *sing *flank limes, kit•Ofwe Orders, or short-dated Bills, will be treated the same rlPieent. Navy Apnea, for shortsdated Bills , supplied with Shares On a scskrateTenns.—Letters, post paid, duly answered. ,Cl,OOO 300 100 STATE. LOTTERY OF 25,000 TICKETS, , &rim DRAWING the Rth of MARCH, DIM Tube drawn in Ten Days. SCHEME. S Prizes of 120,000 10,000 4 5.000 to 1,000 500 100 GO SO 4, 1 L0 21 POO ....I 15 'O9 'Tickets are ZGO,OOO xO,OOO 20,000 20,00111 15/100 MOO 21,000 76,500 C• 250,000 NO F MIZE. . HE above Scheme, lXED with Not Three Blanks to a contains nearly Double the Number of Ca pital sof any Lottery for many years past, though many of those mks consisted of 4;0,000 Tickets. • TICKETS and SHARES are now selling by HAZARD and Co.- Under the Royal Exchange, Cornhill ;. have likewise un Sale, lickt.ts and Shares in a great variety of Nernbers in the • GRAND crry • un - r FRY,/ - Of Freehold Houses, discharged of Land Tax. CON11ININ.; C4ital Prizes to the amount of £10.,0(x1. viz. valued to ,c 25,000 7 valve lit ,COMO 7,oup 6 ..-- ono ••••••••••• 6,0 0 9 t , .000 PREM. PE - ICE. el 14a. 4 0 o 1 Eighth • . E 1 l§impvntk - —l* * To be - Drinrn in Guildhall, ‘:.Gtit Apii( L., This diy were pub:i In One Vislutne 2tun. price 4s. in beards, CANNING EXERCISES for :OUNG PRO SODIANS, containing the first two Lpist'es from the Elects ex Ovidin, minutely scanned, proved by the Rules of the ETON Grammar, and interspersed with occasional Remarks, the whole calculated to save time and Lamm., to both Teacher and Pupil. By 1. CARE'', L. . - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Iter ,, , and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whym may be had, by the sarne Author, An ALPHABETIC KEY to PxoratA QUA MAMBOS, I2mo. price tts. 6d. boards. NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY, CORNHILL. This day was published. A CATALOGUE OF RICI-LARDS'S NEW CMCULATING LIBRARY, Nn. 9, Gambill , consisting of a jtid!ri - His and extensive 'election of BOOKS in the different departments of Literature, and on a principle that will ensure the most prompt and general accommodation. 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In this Edition several additions and corrections are made : some additional notes applicable to existing circumstances are in. sorted, and in particular the abundant resources which offer them. wives for the etnployment of those manufacturers who may be deprived of occupation by the loss of our export trade, are pointed out more dkilnctly than before. Printed for I'. Cackll and W. Davies, Strand. Lately published, by the same Author, The Rantc•t. Cause of the Patsmyr SKS of theWEST INDIA PLANTER!, Bvo, price 3s. • NEWS FOR THE NURSERY ! This day were putilisited, ilerantly printed in superb 'Loyal Lilliputian Quarto, •Price Ninepener, without Plates. Peke Eighteenpenee with Plates. Price Half a Crown, with the Plates, coloured, • qONGS-for the NURSERY, compiled from ancient " Manuscripts of renowned Poets, who flourished at the Court of King Arthur. " Sing ! Sing ! What sh:1111 sing ? The Car's run away . with the Pudding bar string." 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To be regularly ciintiimod weetly, until compkted, (in about I'2o Numbers) No. L of rrHE SCRIPTURE EXPOSITOR ; a new Com " mentary, critical and practical, on THE HOLY BIBLE.— In which the difli..ttit passages will be explained, tnistranslations corrected, and aprarott contradictions reconciled, by reference to the labours of the mast celebrated Critics and Commentators, an cient and modern; and particularly to the treaoires of Eastern Literature; incorporating an historical account of the cui.toms and _ _ manners of those Nations of the East in which tin' yariaus actions took place rtcorded in the Holy Scriptures. liy the Rev. SAMUEL BURDER, Author of Oriental Curtuni.," !kr. &c. PrintWor James Cantles., Albion Pres+, Ivy -lane, Paternostcr row ; eoms and Smith, Stationer? Court; Button, Paternos ter-row; Mathews and Ltigb, Strand; and Conder, Bucklt•rs buryt of whom a Prospectus of the Work may be had, gratis. RURAL ARCHITECTURE. 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An Improved Edition of HERALDRY IN MINIATURE ; containing all the Arms, Crests, Sttpport..rs, and Mottos of the Peers, Peeresses and Bishops of th e e t .it e d Ki ng d om; w i t h t h e Baro nets of E ngland, and the liksir:ia of the different Order.; of Knight hood to the three Realms; alto an Introduction to the ::clence of Heraldry ' - a Dictionary of Heraldic Ternis ; the Manner of Creating Peers ; Progress of Baronial Honours • Degrees and Privileges of the Peerage ' and Roles of *Precedency, at well as Indexes to all the Peers and Baronets, with Translations of their Mottos. likewise List of Titles conferred by hi, present Ma jetty, and those extinct since his Accession to the Throne. Printed for Messrs. 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Printed for /antes Candee Ivy-lane, Pa' -rnoster-row,London, anti buoksallars and +testes •in book's: (By Otder of the Commissary General) "I`ITE FOLLOWING GOODS,. viz. o coarters fine White Oats, in bulk, of heavy weight, pnreh::yrd tvithirs the last six months, and reorived under para. cttlitr inspection for Lis Majesty'4 service, to 14 sold In Lots of to Quarters each. 6000 empty four bushel Sacks and Bags, which haire been on'y. used within the time above-mentioned for putting the Oat. in, ti be sold in Lots of 110 each. The wl•ele lying unite; the care of Messrs. C. r•inkin and T. Ears, at Me i otes %% trarf, Dockhcad, Southwark. Catnlog.ais, containing Luther Particulars, to be had It the plain above-mentioned, and of Facnen and Geoutcacinor, Sworn Brokers, No. 6, Great F.astcheap, London. ••• Samples of the Oats to be seen at the Brokers. CHELSEA HOSPITAL 2d January, Poe, THESE arc by Order of the R ight Honourable the Lords and others Commirsiontra fur Managing the Airdss of the Rortl Hospital at Chelsea, to rive notice, that all Cut Ven- sioners belonr.,ing to the •lid korpital, residing in London, or within twenty...five miles thereof, are required to appear personally and repimentally at the Secretary's Office, In the said Hospital, on the respective Days, and in their different Classes, according to their several rates of Pension, as under mentioned, when attend ance will be given from nine o'clock in the morning until three In the afternoon, for the payment of Half-a-Year's Pension in ad vance, to Midsummer next, with an augmentation in proportor. to their disability and length of service, according to..his Majet.t's new regulations in their favour. On WEDNESDAY, the 6th of lantrary. The Pensioners who receive 6d. per Day from the different. Re : . viments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, la Regiment of Foot to the bed Regiment inclusive.____ On THURSDAY, the 7th of 1411 . 113 q. Those who meat e 6d. per Day from the 63d Regiment of Fbot, with the r:maining Regiments or Corps, as also the PeMlodera who remise 9d. per 'my from the several Regiments of Czar:ails Foot Guards, the Ist Regiment of. Foot to the 69th inclusive. On FRIIiAY, the Bth of January. Those who receive 9ti. per Day, from the 70th Regiment of Foot, with the remaining Regins.ent or Corps; as also the Pensioners who receive Is. per Day, from all the Regiments of Cavalry, the Ist and Coldstream Regiments of Foot tluar,:s. On SATURDAY, the 9th of Januar!. Those who receive Is. per Day from the sa Regiment of Foot Guards, the Ist Regiment of Foot, with Ali the remaining Regi ments or Corps. On MONDAY, the Itli of January. Those Pensioners from any Regiments or Corps, who receive Is. Old. Is. id. is. lid. and Is. 2d. per Day. On TUESDAY the 12th of January. Those who receive Is. Zia:and is. 3d.-per day. On WEDNF.SDAY, the 13th of January. Those who receive Is. ::id. per day, with those of the different rates, to A. per Day, inclusive. On THURDAY, the 14th of January. Those who receive 2s. Did. per Day, and upwards; those from the Militia at sd. per Day, with the Private Gentlemen who re ceive Annuities from the late tst and 2d Troops of Horse Guards. And that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, who live at a greater distance than twenty-five miles from Londou, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and com manded, after the 25th of June nest, and after every succeeding With of December and 25th of June, until further orders, to apply to one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, in the neighbourhood where they reside, and make the followingAfiidavit ; which the said Magistrate for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. came before me, one of his hlajesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of and made Oath that he was admitted an Out-pensloner of Chelsea Hospital, on the day of 17 (or IR) ) &Om. the Regiment of , commanded by : wls then aged about years, served in the Army years, was discharged for and that he is no otherwise provided for by the Public, hitt as a Pensioner of the said Hospital, at • per day, and now lives in the Parish of in the County of Sworn before me day of I 'The Affidavit drawn wording to the above Form, 6worn be fore, dated and attested by a Adagistratr, is to be put up in a Cover, and sent by the General Post (directed thus) " To -the " Right Honourable the Paymaster-General of his Majesty's " Land Forces, London," marked on the Co ver " Ch e l sea Pros " sinner's Affidavit ; " and Counterparts or Dl:plicate; of the said Affidavits arc to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respectively, to be ctlitilted to such Persons as shall be direenal to pay then:, that they may be satisfied that all such as may eaim Out-Pet:hien) arc the real Persons entitled to receive the same. And to the end, that the Conunissioners for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital, may be satisfied that the Pertioners aft the same Peraons who have passed their Fianna:Leen, it is hereby further directed, that such of them who have served in, Sr. have been discharged from any of the Regiments or Independent Com panies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to men tion in their Affidavits such Regiment or Company of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions in which they served last, but the Regi. otet.ts, Troup, or Corps of the Army from which they were first discharged and recommended, and received at Chelsea Hospital. The Pensioners arc particularly to take notice, that the half yearly payments after Midsummer, arc regulated as to the place of payment, by the Musters at Chelsea, or the Affidavit* sent as above, efacr the Christmas preceding, and that the Christn:as payment is in like manner regulated by the Musters or Afiidueito after the Midsummer preceding. It is also ordered and directed, that no Persian who shall change the place of his abode, given in at his mu s t er , or spec i fi ed in his • affidavit aforesaid, an d who may apply for his pension (excepting to the Officers of Excise, nearest such place of abode) ..hall recti% e. the same, unless it appears, by the Certificate of respectable pet. eons, that such removal was through unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent. And that if any Pensioners shall fraudulently attempt to re ceive a ilochle payment of the pension, either at Chelsea, or k different piaci s, he shall be struck OF the lists. I.astly . it is notified, that none will be entered upon the paf lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to. live . city l;rns.htr: therefrom, who shall not act agre e ably c o d a:so ordessansiiiireetiegts ; partieularil in sending their half yearly affidasitaxo the 4 . 'apmear : ter-General, as above directed, and to nu other Offint ; Which: Several of the Pensioners have of late ti:Lex nitigat a bl tf p, 4p, sent them irregrJatlY to other Del2r_griq/!.af-) • t-Ixtary and aceatot this • ARMY. - • • A MAJOR of an Old Regiment of Foot in the Mediterranean, vrishtl. to exchange to a Single Battalion in Great Britain or the East Indles.—Threet (post paid) to 1. X. Ne. 10, Fisher-ars:et, Red Lion-square, will be immediately attended to.-:-Seereey may beslepended on.