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11e.,. ..,,.. „..„. ., : „ ~ ,..„.,, ,T.:,::::, ... • • „.••,..., - 4_lllP ritto - . i:-., ..e• ---4 v 1 tiv...e..e.., 1 3 .: ..- . ~ •Y ' 111/ ' , res• • . • I . r' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, lsloB. ~ .7.4 , t _4 (PiticE Six I'LNer. • ~ • • . • MRS. FBANICLIN'S NIGHT. WANTED, • YOUTH of r e spectability, i: .. 1 4k-t r ". .'Y CONTRACTS. , AT T th ae e Gli se E m A n Z e l te ttrilMS 4 C e ro be w i n ak arid totchworill He i will be a t War te e d li ee ini o se ne , to ef be tb a e rt F ic .e l b e t d ii for ?m e i. t. or f ei utT i r e y b s:i e 7 1 . .W914 64..... . 0 , tee , • A A T RIC O EN t E . RAL Re S T, O i rr:C I F 2 ., , 11,s. be • GRANO CONCERT of VOCAL and . INSTRU DI EN- ly he employed at the books — must write a good hand—he 1. N' CE is hereby giro', that the C)M- TAL MUSIC. Leader of the Band, Mr. Mountain. After nil be entrusted in other branches of imint"- - SSART GENERAL is reads to receive Proposals which there will be a BALI.. . • Letters addressed (post paid) to C. B. C. ISinnhurgla for sapploisi;ssch eye, liki e ,w, Th„, p , a, „„ ay 64 Earn sped The Concert to begin sleight &dock. Coffee House, will be attended to.—A premium will be .i 1 the merle q f She retest Year, is the ,joiloavirje Dielricts, Tickets, los. tid. each, to be ballot Mrs. Franklin, No. 14, required. 4111 BRiskU, FU EL, FORAGE, end STRAW t owl Great Costle.steeet, Cavendirli-iquare • at Broderip and MONEY DIRECTLY. P.-opolot, to he amt is Gs or before the Unity ff Mora (Ayers- is, that imer• wili be received oPer Pieces Klock me test day), Wilkiason's Music Shop, Hap:peke' ; a nd ' at the Tavern. AfifESSRS.tRANGER and CO. No. 33, Finch - aid Wass ` Poo, Me 'restage seat be paid, ris.--• - QT lb 4.t t i Numuei 1397.) SIXTH Tlll E. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAN R. T O -1101LHOW EVENING, Feb. ts, 1908, Thrir Igaialltals' &multi will act a New Opera, .401, KAIS; OR, LOVE IN THE DESERTS. The Overture and Music entirety Few, composed by Mr. Reeve and Mr. Brahmin. The Charities' by Mr. Rirahnni, Miss Lyon, Mr. Ban -siizer, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Raymond, Mr. Powell, Mr. Pdtllllll4 trim mith, Mr. Dignuin, Mr. Gibbon, Mr. Purser, Mr. Fmons; Mrs. Mountain, Signora Sturace, Miss &c. After *bids, the Comedy of THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. Sir Charles Racket, Mr. Elliston ; Drueget, Xl5. Duwtoa. Lady Racket, Mrs. Jordan; Mrs. Drugget, Mrs...Spa/1m The New Opera of Kai' ; or, Love in the Deserts; will bit rrpeated every Eveni n g , till further notice : On Friday, with Rosenberg ; and oil Saturday, with Ways and Means. MONEY DIRECTLY. MESSR.S.tRANGER sod CO. No. 23, Finch lane, Royal Exchange, hale Orley. MONEY for Bills or Notes of Haad, awl for all sorts of heal or Personal Stcarity. Attendance front to till 4.--Lettcni (post paid) duly an swered. oi h JULE kb, ...L, —A;OE, _ A P.-o)2watt to be test ie oe or before the 3et Doe •:r 'leech (ebstre iep that bow will be rewired en Mertes o'Clock me that day), aid Verb* Peet, the 'mettle owe be paid, cis.—% DISTRICTS. NEW Sl' ECT. • PANORAMA, LEICESTER-SQUARE. /IL A COMPREHENSIVE VIEW of the IN TERIOR of DUBLIN, taken from Mr. Law's, Jew eller, &r. e..rner of Saekville.street, is just opened. This beautiful Picture eabibits the Custuas-house, River Liffey full of Shipping, Carlisle Bridge, and most of the interest ing Buildings in the City. Tl.e Grand View of Paris continues open fur a short time. —Admittance to eat Painting, is —Open from Ten till Dusk. North /Maim; Nvrtheni - Nalhamberlitad, Cmitberiaod, West inorlasd, and Darts= ; York York sad Lincoln ; Ea.! vas ...... Suffolk, Cagibcidge, Hip 111*- . 1)11 FOUR id perfectly aware of the pre- M jadiote which many pomeas to the advertising sys tem, and world reject it as derogatory to his profession, par ticularly as his extensive practice is London entirely pre cludes the necessity of it, but Davis( for many years con hoed his practice to the cure of Strictures, Obstructions, Carets 1:c. as well as Debility, and all other Disorders of the Unglue, requiring secrecy, and beiug aide Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated medicated ROL/WES, he feels him self actuated by motives of duty, to adopt it, as the only method by which a great number of persons, in every part of the kinks., may obtain that effectual relief whickeagpts ritace priPres they canape obtain from country practira. His method is aadifiatalawa, uud out liable to t b jections made to deo 'wtatiti sod atm violent methada, do out roma • velpat duu, and Esc j Southern attest su.l Sussex • Soutb West Heats, Wiltsk, sa d Dane; . __. • Isle of Wight Isle of Withi; Weste►n Desna, Cuessall, sod Somerset ; Severs Gloucester, Worcester, Ilereford, Bah mouth, and Soo* Wake; North West... fhtster, Salop, Lasesster,, sea Nardi 11 - r IME THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Feb. 18, nos, wat be misted, a New Comedy; called, BEGONE MILL CARE; OR, HOW WILL IT END? The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Brunton. The Principal Charm:tem by Mr. Lewis, dos. Thompson, C. Keintile, Mr. Fasieett, Mr. Brunton, Mr. Eisen, Mr. Chapman, Mr. °sherry, Mr. Creswell ; Miss Smith, M ien Horton, Mrs. Diteeupastt. Tbe Erdal= lair ITYWa bl Mies ClaWitaired, After uhichl,•larand.MstmcsTll elo- Drama, THE BLIND BOY. V.: , Principal Characters by Mr. Murray ; Mrs. C. Kean- Mr... Brunton, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Farley, Mr. Liston ; Miss Bristow, Miss Nortuo. The New Comedy of Begone DIM Care; or, Huw will it F.rui ? will be repeated on Friday and Saturday : On Friday, w:thTon Tbauih the Great ; and on Saturday, with The ftUal Boy --On illoadav, Hamlet, Princt of Denmark ; with the New Panteiginne.—On Tuesday, Begone Dull Care; or, fluw will it End? A New Musical Farce entitled, The Widow's Choice, is in reheanial, nod will be prZaluced early in next week. Under t►e Patronage of His Royal Highness t►e Duke of CLARENCE. rpHE ROYAL PANORAMA, at the Lyceum, AL Strand, IS NOW OPEN, wit► t►e only correct Re presentation in London, of that niaguifireat City, ST. PLTERSHLTRGD, in which the Stalce of Peter the Great,. ail the Palaces, Fortifications, and PuMir Buildings, are introduced. Wales; Home Middlese x, Sorry, Hrellbed, sad Perin. Woad Derby, Nottiashass, Stafford, Lothether, Warwick, ilmthed, Medford, Ilertit unpins, °eyed, and Ilathisikett; And the Islands of G aeroam, Jersey, mid Aitiawail. Diotiact Proposal" fur llama wed Foal, Mate r w ar s ll i Straw, ewerbe made foe oath Ibleriet, swat wadi must be accompanied be a letter *e twa SWIMS of Looms peap.rtti woggles to Immo bowed with the Person taatie in the sus of Two Tlumemil forwatia. fur the doe perfoneome ef the Coatnat ; em ir: I mi l i an Pee. tonal will he vortices', mks, moth or ON a printed Te.ider, and the Priem SI trigth; nor mikes the Party, or Asset lbw bias, poremallp at tend on the following dap, to taw tha derbies tharoon and should It so harms, that draing lbe .roams the Contract ao troops Sheol be ate eel*-,- of the Contract sod Reed paid, a the 'Sp , the Contractor, to be 'Minded to Wm hp the .. Gearrul. Particulars of the Contracts nay be had e rspithlethei at this Office, between the bears of Tea Rom at the Ofßce of Mr. Deputy Cammboory deaowil MAIO, Saw burgh; m the Office of Mr. Aseldent Ctmealmary thaw lingo, Garman ; and at the Office of Mr. Antitheft Cam minor, Dasiaresq, Sexy. CHRISTIANITY IN INDIA. • This day is published, peke 7s. 6d. sewed, A N ESSAY on the DUTY, MEANS. sod CONSEQUENCES, of INTRODUCING the CHRISTIAN RELIGION AMONGST the HATIVE INHABITANTS of the BRITISH DOMINIONS is the EAST. - By JW. CU.NNIPiGIIAM, M.A. Late Pelbro of St. John's Collage, CarabriSse. Printed fur J. Hatchard, Igo, ; and Sloth and That posed, are embellished with the Emperor Alexander Ebiiirk• a•-•041:74 Cu ea marks and other Piga . .„; • ag to the tioetaroe of lemma The Rover ill with a frigate, and iserchast vessels. ass harems iso feet circumference , by Mr. SER. • Pahnter to the King, Re. Ste. &r. A Owe Pi ng E iplasauuss gratis. The pears who attends to explain the Picture has re. alibi 16 run is the above City, mad is neater of ihe Rus sian, Frew*, and German languagea. The room is kept is a pleasant temperature of heat, by Owes fires. NOVELTY for• the NEW YEAR. —A GRAND PANORAMA of the WORLD is islet spool at the Athenaeum ROOMS Princes-street Leicester wee, comprebesdint Views taken is Earope m itia, Africa, _and America.—The Garry, sad Pabbe, are re spectfully interlard, that neither pies see have been spared to render this sublime sad amtvelle Ea ibitiva worthy their utmost attention. The plan is taken from a Novelty of the kind exhibited at the Palms Royal, Paris, in the year of peace 1151.1 , 1, and is so coestrected, apse a me chanical priaciple, sad by optical int, m to pement to the beholder a series of Panoramic Views of all the principal Cities, Towns, ke.—The Paintings execated by the lest masters, and the whole ev„perietended by Mr. %Vieth, pro prietor of the Royal Promenade ito4in*, Spring Gacciew where may be sees Mr. Ma:ilerdct's Mechanical Esbibitioa. —Open every day from to to 4, and in the evening from 7 till to. Admittance ts. VALENCIENNES CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS. ALFRESH supply he jiist been received of the above furious Bonds, by HODSON and DRAY. have also had a very rousiderabie addition wade tp T i = of iginaleousiganient of French Latta, Veils, &.c. width will be lustful a. !admen - Iday notice. They particularly solicit the attention of their friends and the public to the prwent favour able opportunity of making their purchases, as they have a 1., completed their stock of general Linen Drapery for the ensuing Spring Trade, among which are some unusually groat bargains. The; continue toile regularly supplied -with nee patterns in Vitiated Muslin% and Cambric., including /OM! rich Chint/es, allowed to be superior in design, and in greater variety, than at any Other house In town. On Warw. lion it will be found their narentiona arc not idle pretensions. Galilee Apple, 71, New flond-street. O 'IIIEIOI'ED MINERAL TEETH. FA IEI7 and DELA EONS, No. is, Wobumplace, Russell-square. MIL FALEUR respecthilly annoucea to the Public. in addition to his improvements in the som. position of MINERAL' TEETH, which have arkady given wi mach satisfaction, that he has planned and brought to pet krtiun an effectual method of intrwliteing an ARTIFICIAL PALATE,' so es completely to rehcve the sottierer,--For this s i mrimen of his art, Mr F. is enabled to refer to a Field Of leer lately retursedireas letLo, ahosi Teeth sad Potato wen *tot valir ha tha Iftibratta War, and whose sufferincs sad prrations id enflllelplettae were great foeuanaldlcan ' but its is now so far relieved, as to be enabled to eat, drink, sad talk, with nee and satisfaction. Mr. F. spin begs i re to caution the Public maim* the in whhousstiseks of an 3veitisinq Demist, who is indefatigable in his endemours to iojure him. The iangenennis milumay km been pen Publications, but so cautiously warded, that he cannot drai him before a Tribunal of Jus tice. Mr. Faker, tieing hoe Jived with an extensive portion of 'Odic fulmar, cm feet so other sentiment fur this envious, amppeistod, and irritable slit man, but pity. Andllr. Fa ker is confident, that bile hr continua:a to give satisfaction to those who Whom hint with their commands PO I Mat of so ungeorrow enemy can injure him with a Brit is Public. -:11r. Falser has AN) to.prodnor a specimen of , his person's Artificial Tectls,,whWb he gut from a Ge Altman, wins maks bit i b in the State, with permission tea e his name, sad for irldris he was shamefully charged the e. *mous sum Mahal guineas . fdr,jlilestr begs leave to a4l, tbat in rouse new, of va gioss alllaanMo4 be has succeeded in making the Mineral Teeth so incimmptibk, that Le engages to rep' ee them, fre er expense, If they ars ever known to wear act champ colour, arty other detect ALL. TRUTH LS SA I .IITAIII . TO MAN, and whoevet dkqeuvers sr &Reyes it in any portion, renders ao essential Service to his Country and his Kind. • Professiosed mien have, of late, through the medium of the Press, laid heroin the public eye the yariumi symptoms of lisorilers, which, however, to the delicate and suscepti ble Mod, it is only necessary for us to ghost, at. • We have the hap/Aims to info:ra those persons, who, either from emendation or accident, or acquired habst, from had study, change of climate, violent die ippointatrut, aryederste grief, sr racemes eny llsd, labour under those yli.,.reses which result from a derangement of NERVOUS SYSTEM, a nruteral or partial DEBILITY, that, from the notolf of more accurate anatomical know:eller, with Very elaborate chemical analysis, we have it in our power to a ante, in meet at it perfect re-establishment of lit filth and strength. The harks, steel, snit other tonic mrdirtree, which have bun realty salimmatrred, in one class of those rompl.sints, we have found, from rxri ie.:cc, to he by no ineinis adequate to the performs...cc of a couivlete and L.stmss cure; MERCURY, the ordiunry , specific in other cars, us uni versally knows to he productive of the inischievous *Sects on the Simian rony , titution; ar Ira t therefore ili loove4, by Wiling the *bole of our attention exclusively to this eshject, spit Sy th e a il o f 57 years experience is an ex it meaty practice, to offer to the pubik a mwie trestraent entirely sew, whith has in uo one iestatice hitherto bees .kaown to fail. As a greatpart of their &senses has it. rest is the in:rol yy that has been particularly attended to in the present sisetlsod %dere; and, as it is a fact, wc:i Luossu to professional men, that persons ut each sex, and of all ages, of nil situ :lions in life, and rally deseription of char:trio' art liable to thew/ dried ta, p articularly th ose o f clennist ;ad cultivated minds, very refitted sentiments and feelings, ana-of studious Nedra. tare habits, mu,: especial:y those of a quick and lively 'fancy, and feet& lrnagivatine—the Pott, the Painter, art the Mcwelist—and those ninon an affluent fortune and high is..k Si sortety haw • exCluded from all onward Illsour, and f. rube tosplu),uto I; fur the sake of ands :Patients, whoa: winds, Qatar/11y timid , are• evade/Tel still wore so by the sea? nature of their complaint, the strictest attention is paid to uctitscy and secrecy, and • certain, a permanent and ra shest Cure, is solemnity promised. Altar CUaltlE ird CO. Surgeons may be consulted at their house Ne. 07, Hatton-Oriels, by Paeinits of title r La, pcts.soally, or by letter - ,post paid), inch's* a haul, Note, when the accessary Advice rind :11ealiciors will r.ecti, or sell to any pus attic kiiigdom. tia. Is :u the country are requested to ils meet! a the par i',• ::Ls of their complaints, ages, and general halal of .% n.s —NM 107, Hattee4i4 rdes. PLATE GLASS COMPANY. Fr HE Public are informed, that a large "smart -1 matt of PLATE GLASS is sow on SALE, at Axed Prices, by Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK, at the Coin pany's Warelsouse, ALRION-PLACE, BLACKMUN'S BRIDGE, of a fine colour, superior brilliancy, and of various dimensions, from 13 111C1+.1 to Hs Welles in length, and from to to 7.2 inches is breadth also CANIRIS sad Cos mic Mirrors, from is to SO asaltes dlaatetar,—.dad the ease sossortawat may be !sal for Country Orders, be addressing Letters to Kr. WiNaws Waster, at tileJlawalhatarti, Lwow bead, wane Prosnaa, Laneeddra.../ren tbe veil louprers nest made of We yaws to Aix Mannanitury, It is sow 11111111011111 OW GPM 1 Plates ire equal is their bell hasty, aid inns se iOlll6, eftwowei with any ForeiSpiGlaas that tree tram imparts& THE succe° SPILSBURY'e PATENT ANTISCORRLITIC DROPS, in Soropitalous sad eruptive Diseases, may ramps be implagod by its ressovisg say injurious matter that obstructs dm NAM of the ramie brut glands ; for, it is a fact, in all caws is whit* tits wadi case has beta most soceasfal, lbsdiatilaggs at Oat is much increased, (if eruptive owe vislesit) YU dos mita ad vances to health, is colour sad cossisteery, with ma im proved state of the appetite. —Eyes this is the case Is elderly people, who, from wawa of vigour, ban frequent isicerstioss cm the extremities. The efforts of ths medicine os Scurvy, Gout, sod Rheumatism are well towna. It is requested you will ask ter the Puree Antiseur'eutie Drops, with • black-lab stamp, Is bottles of ss. ; double bottles IM.; sod larger 0. is. duty isclatka.—As allowance co taking half a dazes. STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING sth or MARCH. The Tircete arc sold end divided into Naives, Qoartere, • -•--- Eighths, and Sixteenths, br lIAZARD, BURNE, end CO. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery Office, No. ad, Royal En &ooze, sod ao where ebe in Leedom on their anemia. The :abase, without any *lnd Capitals, contains, 3 Prizes of Lso,ooo each 3 ditto r lO,OOO • . ditto 5,000 ditto l,OOO do ditto soo ' Ice. . &e. Not Three Blanks to a Prize, and nearly double the Num ber of Capitals contained in any Lottery for ninny Team past, though soma of those Lotteries consisted of tio,ouo Tickets. TICKETS and SHARES for the CITY LOTTERY of FR EE1101.1) HOUSES, containing Capital Prizes of the Estiium•il Value of 304,0001. are ai,o on Sala as above. the Orauing of which will take place in Guildhall oo the utith APRIL. Letter.; (post paid) duly answered ;_ and country orders, accompanied with remittance, attended to IR the swam terms an if present. SEPERIOR BENEFITS . TREBLE THE NUMBER OF GRAND PRIZES DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF SMALLER PRIZES . NO FIXED CAPITAL DRAWING BEGINS elk OF MARCH. 1101iN4BY and CO. beg leave to acquaint 'the Clubs, Societies, and individual PurctiaseiP ' that the English State Lotto)! Scheme is by Dr the best that has bees submitted tVedirir attention for many years put, and hope for a continuance of their favour. It is of greet importance to buy Tickets es Shares before the Drawing Legion, on account of there beiog no Fixed Capital Prise. Last year only were Shared by HORNSBY and CO. 19,544 24:9 L. to,oon 10,573 L. 1,000 0,1131 5,000 1,350 5OO S /16 5,1100 44 5OO tibere likewise are to be dispose.' or, by way of Lottery, TWENTY CITY FREEHOLD HOCEES, Land Tax re deemed, situate in the best part of the City of London ; the lense.t Prise L.a,eioo.; the highest Prise Lts,ooo, Present Priees.—Tiebets. ! .. 1.. 7 14 0 ...—.. . - Halves es L. 4 -- 0o I Eiglitbs L. i 1 0 Quartets a I 0 Sixtiteutka 0 10 ti Ile Grand Prizes in Cues Lottery 1774, Pigot's Grand Dimond, ism ,4161 several Prise, in Boyden's sad Bowler's, were sold by HORNIBBIr and CO. Orders, by Post or Carrier, eirmettd eui tea sates Terms as if present, at 66, Grabill, dd, Clistisgrcroes, sad St. Mosartes-hilt, Bests.. . - • •• • " . For the rideer s_ _ _ - s Mr. D:s Treatise, price am. 6d. to be had at lie Imam, No. 54, Frith-street: Sabo, where be continues to give airiest, in separate room, fro. ere to four. Letters the advice are expected to inclose a Desk Note. This day is published, price s. the Second Eiders of ACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS. A F Letter to his Royal Highsessothe Prince of WALES. By NATH•NIEI. JEFFLRY'4. Dedicated (a ithout pertnissiou; to Mrs. Fitzberbert. Printed for, soil sold by, Mr. JclLrys, at No. 44, Pall- Mall.—Where may be had, Ninth Edition, A REVIEW of the CONDUL'T of the Print* of WALES, le hie serious Miscarries' with Mr. Arffer)s, during a peri..d of rasa than twenty yeses ; containing a detail of many ca reerism relative to the Prince, Mrs. Eitzherbert, Be. ire. price 3s. tid.—Aad a letter ty Mrs. Fltslembert, es the of Example, peiee Is. This day are publ - übeJ, dedicated to tie Riikillon. Lord Holland, price 0. t Is. kil. One Volume, 4to. Boards, MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC LIFE of the late Right Hue. CHARLES JAMES FOX. By R. FELL. Corm ter eivibus, beseap republic-a meari, cult laudari, diligi, est eerier's. The foregoing Work, threes pture espressiy devoted to the public life and spleudid oratorical power of. Mr. Foe, may be considered se a Narative of the kern Events, net only of this Country, bat ef Turupe and the civilised World, daring the awfol end eventful palled in which that States man, and first of British Patriots sod Orators, Sourished r a Public Men. It contains a digest of all the recorded opi nions of Mr. Foe on all the great Questions that for the lest 30 years have leer agitated in Parliancut ; together with mama "emu af ems of his most celebrated Speeches, istpargai aallidalaillal of the lending features of his Peigaimil Life, and Strictures on the Political Characters of the usual migeat of his public Opponents. Triaged dee 3. F. II No. is, Paternoster-row ; end public c := 6l.4quete l • MR. FOXY urroxicA L WORK. - speedily labs rsblisled, of the EARLY ...sly will he p iir ble sTM7 . the EARLY PART of the A REIGN of JAMES theSECOND; with as Intro ductory Chaser ea the History of Eaghind, from the Ac cession of the House of Tudor, to the Death of Charles the Second By the late RIGHT HON. CHARLES JAMES FOX. To which is added, au Appendix of Valuable Origival Deco. aunts, collected by the Author. 11. W. The .Edition will be sisperisteuded, and a Preface prdaed, by LORD HOLLAND. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. This Work will form • Quarto Volume, sod will be pub lished in the three following SiZell Itelle-oDerny Quarto, printed on a good Commas Paper, and clear Type, price Thirty-six Slangs, boards. Id.— Royal Quarto, printed Elegantly on fine V,'uve Paper, with a larger Type, prici-Two Guineas and a Halt; extra boards. sd.-- , Elephant Quarto ; the Paper of the finest Quality, and printing iettlie very best style, price Five guinea,, in extra boards. N. B. Of this latter Edition, only Two Hundred and Fifty Copies are prititiug. Each Edition will be embellished wisp Ii 'Portrait of the Author, *ever before swipaered, Mae fruflibe loot Bust exe cuted by Mr_ Vallikees—Tlte EilowaiwOrthe Royal matt Elephant Qqpd o Copkx, will be of a larger site than that for the Delay knees. la the sulfite of next month Nardi), will be published, in "' - 10 vols. Deny and Royal Octavo, THE WORKS of JOHN DRYDEN ; with a Life of the Airliktn, and Notes, critical and illus. tratory. By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-tercet. ft is a circumstance neither lionottrable to oar taste see to oar national feeling, that an headrest years have elapsed since the death of Dryden (woe ul* die greatest wines in Raffish Poetry), without having famished a complete Edi t**, of his Works. la the earlier part of the last century, it is possible, that the general and *abounded sdniirstion of Pope, and the school of Poetry *lnch he founded, diverted the public attention from a Writer, beerier in taste, though excelling him is genies • deficient is correctness, though far superior in energy of th ought and diction. Bat as it is long 'Mee the public have looked hack with a favourable eye on the of the ancient and powerful' poets of tbe seven teenth century, it is presumed, that a complete Editiou of Dryden's Writings, comprehending Ins original Works ef every description, must now be considered as filling up a dls gracefel Nash in the literature of England. 1 he Tait to the intended publication shall Ix !nen ac curately imp the best ransom. The Notes arid illustrations are such mime been dictated by the Editor's deep sense of the imperialism of thi task. Now is the Press, sad will be }Allotted in ills Spring of t n g p 'VOYAGES and TH AV ELS to INDIA. CEI - V LON, the RED SEA, ABYSSINIA, sad EGYPT, is the Then, teal, leo*, moo, loos, see Doug. By VISCOUNT VALENTI A. 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Or , w , * u a *MO This day are published, in Three Want" lama. wars bd. is hoards, the Third Edition of T ETTEKS from the MOUNTAINS. Being the teal Carresposidience ea Lally. latassesstia yews Ina and 1s07• ••• The Letters in this rAltion ere arranged is the wax of Zoe in which they were written. Printed fur Lowman, Murat, Rees, and Otwie, Patarsos- In-row ; 3. Hatehird, Piece illy, sad Mrs. Cask, lhary street, St. James's. " The els,rat of these Letters emends in theta biet the artless effusion of a superior mind. There is sterling sued sense is inost of her remarks us Books, Monsen, Liistestias, he. sad a great share of orarinatity. She *nes apron; ti as in a light at once respectable and sasiable. Mee ander standing is strong, her fancy lively, her seas ' 5 orate She has the art of Ostia , ' every thing before war we see her, we bear her, and we became aequviallimit with lei ' and when we shut her book, we seem to take liaasubuf &else—Annual Review. TO BE CONTINUED MONTHLY. 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