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WI 6, . • - <~ ~• ~ •ATOR NUMBER 101.1 S kIDLE R's WELLS. Und , r the Patrxt:lge of FIR ROYAL HIGIINESS THE DUKE OF CI.ARENCF.. F a r HIS present EVEN ING, TO-MORROW, and SATVRDAY, NEW BROOMS, (Artier which it. w b • entirety w:thdrawit) ; JACK TICE KILLER, A Skining-Re e by MISS GAYTON, . trly Note Years of A:e. Perfirinioiczs of • THE PATAGONIAN SAMSON; The Burletta Spettacke of EDWARD AND SUSAN; Edward, Mr. Tuww,tx 0, and the Hariequittade of FIRE .AND Boxes, 4.. Pa, 24. GAilery, Is. with the h tirtAthikrated Win. at Is. per Pint Dor* up mod At I lAtf-tia.t filfJ, and begin at II tlipoia Six. Places ke! t t,lt Ilalf-pan Seven. Tha foram:tees conclude at a Quarter last Ten. • , 101/ 1 A pl.( 11j I) r 14 r u to b t . p , 1 wip ‘ r t. s e . rot 4 P.I 'F- # 0 R, ." -li v i ltiopr 717 71 .LITP,R.4RY .IDVERTISER. , 11 4 iii 4.- ^ x i m 1 . 11‘111 1 i..1 • ) ERMSH LYING IN HOSPITAL for MARRIED WOMEN, Br-witimv-vireet. L:v.it• Acre. riIHE QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of AL the GOVERNORS of this CH Aarty, i. to Iv h.fld at the Hospital, TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'Ciwlt at Noo.t. By Ord:r a the Committee, W. YEWD. G. TRUWHITT, Se " itaries. N. B. The Court will proceed to Busin.--.4 exactly at Orr! 'Clock To the PROPRIETORS of E.IS Ladies and Gentlemen. THE death of Sir JOHN SMITH BURGESS having produced a Vacancy in the Court of Oliteetors, I b g leave ag um hardier ritvself to your arention as a Candidate. tu succeed him in that honourable sit. ation. The countenanee. I was 'immured witu upon a late -e a .mn. and the pnspect of wore effectual support with whie'l I ?ID tlaueted, encourage me to solicit, with coned:Ace, the favour or your Votes upon the d.ty of Election. I trust that my experience anti habits of business qualify me for the office to wiikh I aspire 4 and it I have the good fortune to be choicii, it will be my constant study torte:cll.: its duties with that integrity .111,1 assiduity whkh are essentially necessary In so iuipo.44.it a mot, I !Lave the honour to be, with great re.p.ct, Lathes and Gentlemen, Your most obedient, and must humble S:trvant. Nark-hoe, April 2), 1e073. JOHN INGLIS. TMPROVEMENT NE ‘R rEMPI.F. BA R. . . GROUND TO RE LET ON BUILDING LEASES. , rINHE COMMITTEE appoint:A to carry into Exevuti .n the Acts of Parliaateat • 4 for widening an.; improving the Entrance into the City of London near Temple Bar, amid 1.4 Itialttllg a mote C(.0111110 11011 S Stt,'Ct or Par liar at hinavr-istll," Will naset at Guildhall, Landon. on Friday the Isth day of Ap. J vivant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon, m let by public Auction BUILDING LEASES for 61 years, from Lady day, 1803, of several Lots of Ground situate on the North Side of the Strand, near Temple Bar. The Plan, Elevation, and Conditions, may be wen at the Comptroller": Offi •e, thaildhalt, The Corporation of London having redeemed the Land Tax upon all tae States purchased far the am rovemems n"w near Temple BM, an! at Smote-bill, have dote. mine a that the advantage arising from the reale:rapt:on of such Tam, shall be for the benefit of the Takers of the Ground, by appor Stoning su each Lot a yearly Sam in or.l v that tne Grout I and intended Buildings may b• exe:nptard from the a•se-smcn , under the pcsant Act of Parliament for raising a ..ad Tax. Giaikhall, Lunar an, WOODT/lORPE. 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Some of Lie Prayer; hei,:g rather long, the... , are abridg .r 1 in this Aaiun, to make them ino , e cony inimit fir Families in g meral ; their serious and :Nari4,!ic 11 strain will always r..ii;annaiend t:iein to the friends of true artotiou. Lately published, price 3s 6d: in boards, with an c0g.4.• Frantic,leer, representing the Northern and Suntliera C I f••m isi•here,, on the Mane of the Equator, ESsONS, Astronomical and Philosophical, J 1.4 err the N‘IUS.KMENT and INSTRUCTION of ilk I TISII YOUTH, being rat Attitinpt to explain and at:coma for ino-t usual avearantars It Nature, in a familiar mnr !ter, !him • siahlailied principlea; the whole intersperxxl with Moral Ite:iecti•iiis. • By OLINTIIUS GREGORY, Late Teacher of Mathematics, Cambidge ; and now of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. The Second Edition, much enlarged and improved. Prinred by live and Law, St. John's-square, Clerkenwel, fur T Canider, lincklenbury. " Ennuentary treatises upon philosophical subjects, c prised within a ',Jort:Ole compass, and icritten in popula: t.:rms, are cl.:-e-71:.t; of every attcamti from those who engage in the instruction of yocitli. Few tr. itises appear 0 4 tki* more entitled to that &tunnel than the little voile bcfure us. It i. deuded into thirty. even Leslous ur Lectures : • the fast :.!tnii of which treat oa astronomical subjems only. the re• ....hung Lectures are devoted to philoso:nlical 4:oc:trines at ;arr. The writer hasiniected the ihoit and imps save tupi.:s, iu csch of those departniekts ; mid arciainted fir the tl.tferent phew:met:a, in a manner at ooze clear and s.itisfac tur, . I.l.tiunal value at:VW: , to tire: Lectures, from the moral re ic.:tien. and a p posit.• quotations with it hick they are inter.pc and il.C..a.Mpatliett ••• • . INC fel sensible, in recunimending the work to the lattructuri of youth, we tfe equallg d nag au act ut justice to the author, and of service to the ..uoLc.* British Cline, Os:caber 119.7. " This work consists of 37 Les nas sancta euntain an ac eonnt of t:se goutiohs of the heavenly Wiles, ace:wiling to tile Newtoni tit m•steni, the principles of pro t ection and gravey, by will it rite" are retained in their orbits; and a theory of nailonow, ins, amid those more uncommon appear 'war* whit* to an uninfotosel mind are strange and k k a.ri l toal the c hide conveyed in a familiar manner, wail c ft weit,:i.4 tor llse instruction of yourh." Mcnithly Review, .Tanway 1711 S. is altitelkitiftratitew, foi Ociabo' 17 2 7 .- •i r tit prest:44 4.444 W44wMe4r of kW/WU itlCAlisakt kb NEW NO b'ELS. This Day is priotAl ad 4 Vols. 12mo, Pries 16s. 11!worsts D' - kV,EYRO nr,'l'Ht HEAD IN TIE 01. Ass. CAGI. By F. C. 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This diy is publisacd, in W Volum:: bvo, embellished with f Jur Engrlyil.Ts, price 7s. in board:, TOUR through severul of the MIDLAND and WESTERN !..)Ef l ARTMENTS of FRANCE, ia th 114,1ths of Jane, July, Aininst, and September, 18'..r . 2 With lleniarks o,t cie Adanum, Castuius, dal Agrieultu.e of the Country. Illustratsihy By the R. , . W. HI.R.:HES. London Prittted by J. Cuade.:, ivy-Lane, for T. Ode 11, NEW MUSIC. Tiri: Day is published, by Goulding, Phins, and D'Almaine,. M.lsic Sellers, 45, Pall Mall, an) 76, St. James's streat, FOUR. TRIOS, seleeted from Corelli's Concertos, arranged fur the Piano Forte, Violin. iiitl Violincelio, by 1/sirloin' Satfay, price 7s. 6d. Romance dune Folic, composed 107 the Piano Forte, by J. ‘lazabighi, pric..i Is. fxl. Two Grand Sonata for the Piano Forte, conii3asta Oy J. S. Picks, O. 2. price ss. A Gnind March for the Piaao Forte, by J. W Efolstar, Op. 17. price 2s. Three Sonatas for the Piano Forte, by J. Habrecht, U? 15. price 511. 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Thr wit le translate., into Laiian and French, and annexed to the Latin, which will be found an instructive and most useful Contpaninit for Colleges and Aeadeinies, as well zi ter those who wish to ki-vp up, or iin:)rove in the Latin, Itallaa, and Foui.:ll Leigmtg.bi, &c. S. British Critic for Sept. MI. To be had at all principal Booksellers in Town and Coun try; where may be had, also by the same Author, Pric re.. sewed, Bvo. a Collect:tan of Spanish Poetrt, chiefly from the celebrated Garcllass de la Vega, with an Abridgment of his Life, with Notes, and a Vocabulary of the most difficult Words and Phras-s in Engli•li and Si.tataish. Aiso, by il-etanie a rvw ItaLan Bvo. Grammar, Gt. bound, ill English and in ha solely calculated tor the United Kiligdoin of Great and universally apiiroved. Also, by the same Author, a Short Introdution, 3s. bound, in English and in P.A.:111, to the above Grammar, ands() east. ' that even young Peopie oil; be able, in a few Lessons, to read perfect!. in Italian. N. 11 of the aaave Wools arc too voluminou s fvr an Advert isetumr; for whteh see British Critic, Fej. It . . 9, Aug. 1800, Seat. 1801, &c. &c. Joist iiiihlithed, price Is 61 IMPROVEMENT, EDuc4Trom, as it re speets the imitissrotts Classes of the Community : Con tinuing a ahort I.::ount of it, prt.lestt State, Mimi towards its linpravemerit, and a Detail of some practMel Experiments cunduche to that End BY JUSEP!I LANCASTER, ' Printed and sold by I)artcni and liars Gra-oaturch-street ; J. M..thews Strand ; and J. Ilatchard, Piccadilly. Extract from the Critical Review, for March, 1401,0. 353. " Th. Autiioi is Maier of a School of those huccired Buys, whom he edccst .rs in a partieMar manner, the h.l i. of wltich is reward, not Hagellation—honour, not fear. H u plan he has imdarted freely to the public, and it is deserving the highest co Aineadation. We trust that all who are em;iloyed in the Education of Youth, will find their time well tinployed r,:ading thase few ;.ages; arid, though the pla:.s have hitherto bceii ado p ted in only wh at is called an inferior s••mtmov, its exteods tp the highest ; and the nia,tersoi Etun, West ' mincer, and Witiclie.t.s, may hence drive "me very taut Kamm which secure the progrevs of their scholars,. and preserve: their schools from insurrection Anil Mr. Laactutter holds out to ua the prospect of further imorcn.e tricot; ; and from this .specimen, we canr.t doubt th a t they will ba attendad with honour to himselt ' :tad advantag • to the public. The gitudiater of the poor find very many maul Wilts in tin., ptitilwat,...l4,” N B. The ticnuol alluded to is situated siliout m!rtwace in the Sorougb-mod, Stnucs cud. Soutliwatk. Aug frit*, to 'dump. • Imo is welcome to visit it ; and, on erewhoe protium: uotige. post-raid. 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