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II Tit Et TRE ROYAL, DRURI.LANE. . • ;INN • .1•6111,4 N - 0 AZkrt te hx. 30., •. . . TH" present EVENING, Feb. 1, their I,OOIICS. PuBL is tin) -. „ •. . . Si am, . - ,__ r . . st Am i d e e r imoto will piions. forthe ithtime,tbe no, liftliselift'S PRIGS% Llellol/110 AN itivesatAts, . •.. - 4 Sy Mr:IA Dim,. . Cologaig wed War e i .. P.— . ! trinwnt, .4 m . ap, 1813. ~ Tisg,•dy, in live acts, called ,_ . CORRECTED TO 4R AR ItIORROIV • re* 2 rm.' • • It EMORSE. As eatfOillEW Edieloa s earefolly eiwkoend ' *Am " 11 ". 1114° ...wel l:" "4 -'' '' ' saw Royal . .Rightieis toe, Priace.Regest•has been' at eke. .. • • i ' After which the New Comic Pantomime, called • 'i t ' aewled iuitiv k iw i: - ne a., 44 . 2 7 4rati tribe Astlisees of ‘ foseph IsMge, Ida et Lembo', ; &hied, in the nom! and on the behalf ' of -hid hlitiisea .. , . HARLEQUIN HUMP°. VROtRY'S BUILDER'S e. 1 010 1-PWILI . . . ' . q. bee. R 611011111 r, . . I ty, to appoint Lie4tenant- General :Frederick Unit- To-morrow, The - Tragedyef iliaon4 sad The Nee-Paw , mia gar MS. coolnialng the preseM vidoia tilight, 0 a s . six et.a.e *vials ma Workestaanip, w i l ls the Pitee ,ot tabeinpirF e p hat si z tpa . fliblomble,, well tali 'modern, one- !land to be Lieuhfnantaticiescmor of. the island of , . • ... ; ..• . to nime. . The Minn to he Opeoed at habB last live o'clock, to be . mod Airm dee York** Ain end Duties_ ; Dl . staled., L i te f teflBß EY% in trod embolden, d ose o f i * m i n k s; . .. , . ..- ...• t Tables for opro-orine TIMMOtr, mei al o f Maki to flew. • gin at hnifyiE 4 " .-- lid tied' 3 4. 6,1. i Sealed , Worki oneyosa o f " s ommidiag Ovals, aid moat metal c a l: ?tar V et te attendee of rtalleasea; coach-makers, 1. '',:,-. • • ,' •• . .7" 4 41 00 -- Boles. as . : Sevin,' Mee as. , • pan arsim. rs, as they are to be lola for the berth 1 ' * * .rtorti i ttli Office, Job 27', Ill& Price, Y:•• —Lower Gallery. 4..;' Sawed Price, L.—Upper ellittleuttekettEta Idatlding- .... - 'Sy JOHN - PHILLIPS , I [stra, Sureeyse , isf. Gni , ... . . G a llery, 1,.. g Secant , Price . Rd. . . Meted by several eminent io the Profession. To ho vie ' , the ikueof Sale. ' His Royal Ili stela the Prince Regent leas beets .. , .----_..........__ - g oo d„ sy p l u se s for s . en d g., C olby and c o. .so tt i os i ee t,,, Roughs ors Ail A it oza r. lll 3, b: u sald icereitt upw d a m rd iiis s 0 1. 7 . 0 .!,.., af, plesulefl,:in the nOwic and on the behalf of his liajeq. • THE4TILE.ROVAL, COVENT-OARDEN. I TH" present EVENING, Feb. 1; will a !f led ._ fllsApte- !wet ; and sold by *rev • &bowie. is sh e , A la .. 111 "It' . Public Sale boys itter'y Torisky aid Friday i tir o to apPoint.George Foy, Esq. - to be his •Majesty's ~ . _ • • • • • ! to` not at the city and _port of StOcklsolo, iu We ••- • he perforon-4, ' • • PIZARRO. . • .. , 4 .11004 awls stereotype. - . i e f eit tse mod e of Inv viable ity to Market-Gardesten and &hen. . kingdom of Sweden. '• ' • ' . , • T ,, „hi,), will be achemi, tho fiew,O wed' Polinolimr. "Oki ''' -- '•' . . ! Ai t tNEllakt, :es . ,_.....' PRAY4 • TIt e OpITR ACT. i • .. • --woo.-- • , . •• k illr Milleill /WU ' •• , „. I[2tiLLEQI:iN AND TIIE RED DWARF. . . .. . DicrioN.Aiiir . a the ENGLISti LA UAW l• :„ ~ - ..., od e ak. s sisi T r i , 4 1,,,el ic _S g , tali ' 0 2 10ntillire 1 7 ..' 7 IllietrAßY 44 40WATIPNL ~. • : - ./ ... - . T o . m .,rroo, The Students of Solamaocat and The New Paw showing , the Ocaboarapme E s pi am moo r '7 .• p rootene s n d eo o f idrihe puma en d ton g api onme g r etool 11l A te' excellent. DWE (XI Nci.ijoiNg,.'.lb.eni, j Cossubsiieni ,ilgowl by e :Lord Lieutenahlif the Candid! teatime. .. cording to the moss madam Lexicographers and Orators: • strottles,' toed other ceivettiestt 'afire*, with: fuer acres of • .. , __, I.locolo. . . ------ ---- 7_ I 111 i E PETITION *gaunt the new . inten ded " ill a li_verY gilidasl Preface, Mr. Feirid a k astr o os ; . s bo t th e r id, kl ic i mil emi ss.sisesd ood.frids.geniing torelutrd, for the • - Lovelies Regiment of Local Militia. J. street. from Pail moll to patient ,. owe. l i es for sire . Editor r itch a work as this bas little to do but to boalliariao remaiaing tents-of %or : yours; the present Proprietor baying. I Edward Brombead, Esq. to be Captain. 'Dated November 26, . No. 43 the mind to knowledge already exmot, and to endeavotte, by a fore the death 4 a relation , to remove to anther part of the I ' ISIS- ._ tares at the Office of Messrs. Wilkioson and Young ' lucid ornagentent of the materials of his predetembrs, In eallatiPt Niko , for WI reel alltall•Preaatata. j Robert Litebford, Esq. to be ditto. Dated maltose. - Al trgaret-street, favesdish.sqattre, end will continue there for smooth the path of science.' Humble as son pretensions are. The stick of the Grimed, a Can aid Hune, and a few isa.. ' Lindsey Regiment. Era purpose, till Tuesday. the 9th day a February. the task is see which requirestho exercise both of cousideroble • 'ldatarliall ruche lam bY ti use _ .- I . , (Theorem Graat, Esq. to he Captain. D::ted December lb; . - --- -- • I judgmesa and of stein industry ; and kis bat column Justice to Tkewbote. is wdi situate fur dile owaness ohs worim- gar. I ' aBl2. • • . qt . , 111 E Public are informed, that from this Day, I say. that Mr. Ergeld has distajqd both lathe compilations and - .after. wr Any caber Ito& reqairisse a gond hone and *roomy ! :lobo Stephen Lau ton, F.A. to be ditto. Dated as above_ : I. February the Finn. GENUINE RUM may be par - I arrangement athe useful lic k name before tai."--Anti-Jaeo- P 1 •7 011 * 11 - Kent aid %leg km- The orchard predating • tie ! Commlisions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding chased at No. 18. Fcnelmreft-ttreet, in way qtroutitieg, oat less !bees Review, Aug. 1807. . „reat yearly. may be tittered Upon itimediately. 'of Yorkshire. . . than Iwo 0110144 at the following prices far reedy money ! Lorton t Printed for B. and R. Crony and Co. &Writers . - !robe 'World tmapplying to Mr. Woodward; on tbe Pre- let North York Local Militia. 1 Jamt ica at 173 per tealloai Leew a rd blood, Nis. 6J. Ico ml. Ludgute-sumet 4 and so ld by all 'Booksellers aad Sta.. , tn N i . ses .. 7 .. ag ke. Pa st r r l em ica , ln G rei ro ba m d o t r o .mi r t o )f or ld r. r. L .C o t o t a ran,. &embower, Thomas Wright, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated December 27, to v:— / $ •1 tioaen. k 18Ff. silo,. This v-tablivhment has been formed far the Sole parpme of afford- Of whom also tots he bail, .. - 4th North -York Local Militia. • LEITIZAC'S FRENCH nod ENGLISH, sod ENGLISH . ' --- - in.; to the public the means of obt: • 'mg genuine Rum of dm best • DEBILITY, he: • John - - rt. Ti ley, jun. GenL to be Ensign. Dated January 8, 1319. • quality, in eonvenient quantities, upon, the most reasonable and FRENCH DICTIONARY, adapted for general use. in William Holden , E, e , g em . which obligee wordoure expimageb, and tinny thousand Stshl E NCOURAGED - by the unitotussucceis attend- 1 Commissions in tbe Nortbniaberland Regiment of Militia, signed terms i and will he conducted by tary to the West India Planter, and Merchants, and uoda the words, not lo be found Sonny other Preach aad Engli s h Die. ALA lag their pent* ate4bod of trombone in 'Wane of a by. the Lord Lieotenttot. • superintetuttnce of a Committee of that body. tumefy , bre i ntro du ce d . By Pd . L ' Ab b e De Lesiva-, -Amber few pre silent complaints , whi c h has bee n motivated by the ea ! , Rowland Bell, Gent. to be Ensign . Dated September 22, . Orders far any quantities to h e rent into an y p ar ts o f ..the ,of the Grammar of the Preach Likonee. Price 12.4.. bond. peeinsqe.of many yearoist a large •and 'cumin practice ; sett- 181 5 . coautry, o 11l he ponctuall; attended to by Mr. Holden. • I Price 64. boards. n new and improved Editioo of. . slide also of the happy : erects multi,* to the paislic from me- Matthew Coulson, Gent. to be ditto._ • Dated as ab o ve. Meal men wallah" that' attention to a certain class of, diseases; William Walker , Gent, t o be ditto .: Dated hiovetnber IS, Price 64. boards, m oew mid loproverlliditioo of IBIR, George Chanibets, Gent. to pc ditto. • Dated December 8, Matthew Charles IPle#poiat, Gent. to be ditto. • Dated Jan. 7, IBIS. Comtahsion signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of . . Surrey. Lt Regiment of !top!! Kerrey Militia. Lyttleton Lyster to be Calmat), vice Norton, resigned. Dated Dec. 23, 1812: QOllO-SQUARE ACADEMY is RE - OPENED , S - .. 7 under the direction of Mr. DUN CAN. Professor of the Nathematics: the Classical department conducted by the Res. ;) 011 N W RIGItT, A.M. of Cnius College, Cainbridge. This lottitution, which has been conducted for upwards of a century with the highest respectability, is calculated for the reception of Foreigners who with to he instructed in the English pm gusee, as well as Young Gentlemen prrparint for the Colleges, the Last Willa Service. and the various departineots of Com- of the Establithe:wet A Prospectus . Etlocatioo, may be had at Staso.ll4plare. with tenet; of Board aad MAIIREOTT'S improved Patent KITCHEN RANGE, whicb will roast, bake, soil. steam, stew. I &r. h. one small are, with a continued supply of tea gallo:m of boiling water, the consumption of the fuel about one-third the nsnati quantity ; *renal' cure for smoky chimneys: and war- rinsed to :tosn er, never having failed in a stogie instance.— lihcbt , , , - ft:red up with ranges mishearing all the late improve ment. w i.O steam boilers. ovens, hot clissets, and steato-kettles. All kiNds isWor e , f4 r drawing-rooms, parlours, halls. cbureber. &c. Hamann Men Trope, la wore deprodmoss juristic them. Spring gene of different cumptructions. A Proem a•ootioll Jack epos na entire new principle, constructed so as to r. quite neither weights nor ponies, the works being inclosed, are protected from injury and irregalarily; from its ertreuto simplicity sot liable tit be oat of order; and calculated for -ever) kitchen. To be vett in use daily at lbw Patentee's Manufactory, Ss. 63, Fleet-street, London. I,IIICIIMINON, GOI,DLUCK, and Co. re- AA, I.pectfAly inform the Public. that they hove contracted with Government fur a Small Loiter, of 7.000 Tickets, to be Drawn on the same principle as the Got, io which the Public were so fortunate, as to obtain all the Great Prizes. Tile I)ratt - lag will continence on the 17th. of TIIIS MONTH, and finish the fullowiag Day. SCHEME. • .1 of .C 20,000 Is - ;elle) 1 2 -... .... 5.000 2 * 2,0.10 - 401 3 •••••••• 1,400 1 2,0 0 0 - . - 4 .. 4 293 .10 . 20 . ' 3.1 900 104 • .......... • • . 25 •• • ..... • :9,601 1,930 01.1) MODE OF DEA WINO.—NO CLASSES. Richordsoo.Goodlork, and Co. are selling Tickets and Shares in variety of Nasalien, ill their &lice% the earner of LLntk buddings, Cornhill, and fazing the liiite's Mews, Charing cram'. where, is the Lottery drawn 14th old 15th January, they sold Sic Capital Prizes, in 59 Shares; and in the Lotteries drawn last Year. 22 Capital Prizes, including Ooe of 20,0001. and Two of 10,004. . SAUCE EPICURIENNE. rpffE very high estnPm in which this invaluable SAUC held be the *Nobility bud Gentry, as well for its exquisite flavour, an be .its ger.eral opplieariort to all the port,o-es of Cookery, rills forth the g-ateful acknowledgments of „IASPLit YLORIed SON, toe Inventors, for the li beral portions, atrimied theta, and ioduees them to take this public method of Ppprizing pitch of their Yriendt, and the Pith. lie in general, it.. s.sye not yet had itn opportunity of trying its unrivolled'excelknce, Wit it is the hest lance fur fit, ks and Chops, Fish, Hashes, Ragouts, Soup 3, ',sat and cold Meats, ever inventeO, find is gencrully apruxed of is- ..!most every preparation of the . cutaway nrt asld they hay: further the gr:stik: lion to ad,i, that it will keep gstod is any climate, and fur aay length s , l tsme. • Sold in Rots les, at 24. and 4s. each, 11 their }'amilyOil and Souce Warehouse, No. 7 ; Gower Holborn; nod by Mctsrs. ',New lioni-street Mr. C. i /1. 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MAVOIt'S SCHOOL. lIISTOILIES. • It Etas.tiong heron 'abject of complaint among the Instructims of Youth, that no history of our owl. country existed, in match the Author, avoiding the extremes of prolixity awl brevity, has adapted kis work to the practical purposes of Tuition.: — The present work is as attempt to suppis the defect, in re spect to the quantity of information ; nod, it is pre.uraed.. it will he f 1 In ions e.. firong grounds to general preference, iu the natnipr an viirMty of its decoratioin. In Two thick 4;4 eloselyyriered Volumes, prime io v . illurtnped wita 25 Historic 11es1.41a, 804 l arge M op, - .N' Ear 4 by practice Public fro , —go awl s . class of &senses; Meru (TOSS .C a enothme to direct their: siadiri to these disisiders arising a secret destructive habit of inermaidemte yeatit, ;which not softly seeming' tvounserbas train nfnercolcs af fections, but also colitis as its votaries all the commie( Untie citifies of old age. la tint ilistressiog state of debility or Jed dealt whether the esaseqerase 4stielvbiumefel habits, exces sive drinkik. bag maidesee in het clinsittektie any other canoe, by whieh tin tames of:the constituting hecinoe enfeebled, as regularly educated Bargees& of suedes, they offer a firm, safe, gad speed* restoration to sound and vigorous health. Where as early application is giade.for the cure of n certain Dbardet, freqeetstly engiratied in a munient .of inebriety ' the I Nteadietathin is 'generally completed hi the abort space of two days t end hi the.inore advanced and igemernie stages of vene real-infection, charetterilted by a variety of pai4fui nod distres • symptonti, a peneveilince in their plait (without restraint la diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a permanent and radical care. The diseases of the Urethras as frequently connected with er arising from the above .con . pirtint, have not escaped their atten tion; by as infallible and emproval plus, they are enabled to remove Winnow (kleets and Strictures, ,wlielber ream( or. of, long duration, a ithaut resorting to the. painful and dangerous are of the cootie -boucle. Many Pomace' tan he adduced of very inveterate cases, ef several your. Comitigance. having y ield tn their method 10 a fear daYseabta she ease had been at tempted by other practitioners it Wiest, Pikes t and sorb -bias been the agreeable result of a practice of fourteen years, that the mode atomise°, has not in one single instance ever proved abortive, during which period many thousand pers.'s, of both sexes, have ex perleoced the mijovnient of luiviug been per fectly cared, after severe mid lujuritata Methods have been per severed in to an purpose. Biros. fats mai Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order, that they may not he, by a mistaken few. marked with the obloquy sn justly attached to the iguoniat eitsoiric, AP& it bat ;wrote t themselvesin stnte, that they have been properly etospited and initiated into every branch' of the profession (certificates' of which, from different and testimonials front the must .esabseat Physicians; they have to convince any enquirer) that the success resulting (roan their. endenitoun tlr-t induced them to Ask die practice of the enteral Practitioner, mind they presume that their pre tensitais• constitute A fair 'ground for the unprecedented confi dence a ith which they have, by the Public.; bees so liberally honoured. To be consulted nt their house daily (peessimily, or by let ter) by Pantos, of either Sex, with secrecy, delicacy, add at tention. • Patientsin the country are requisted to stale the particulars of their case, age and manner at tieing. enelosiog a Bank-note for advice and' m edicines; and the none will be forwarded to any part et the Kingdom. • GOSS god CO. Surgeon, No. 13, 13ouverie-street, Oreel. • A CHALLENGE.. MFJCSRS. CURRIE. *ad 'Co. Surgeetig;late in I.V.R. Mojesty's. meekly, eltalleage the whole work d to prove a single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure. have failed' of the desired effect. The 'practice of teeny years is this partimiat brawl' od their prodesdne has sot girma ruse to one unsuccessful ease. • They continue so direct their studiey to the treatment- und curs, of VENEREAL COM% PLAINTS, and that deraugement o f f the system. which is She conseneeseeof the ;Sernicibits ilmitieitMoil erects au habit lone and most ensbappily.purlued by Ilse vrths of both- Penes. in the one it will be found to he the unfailing siiurcc of asrzetersta ; •the other have itiAravages Wally developed • to them by at dis- Arriving state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, tenni: attain trollotenee. These are its remote sad ultimate effects; while-commiaptions, loss of muscular poweet rod various 'ser vant ramldiair, usually ckaracteriee the earliest +meet Id this Solitary. v ice of.persalw Ilinguishagauder disorders incident to such aisairit, their treatment Maniple. ;indite, never proved um successful in the course of a long, Wharton+, and much extended •prectice.. In the most oltstinnte nutiomptiameit CM'S of-Ve street infamies,. ruches Didirlletifle• IS tie urethra, vpuogy ex?. , mmeences, bard' . iiimnatt, callous ulairs;' eruptieohiesninal weakness, 'lcel., aq also . • STRICTUR ES, whether recent or of long duration; asitvitich bey! homed the skill 0. ski other practinners. are, by their present improved ptsn • ef' tfAltheet, Offecinally and permaneMly cured, witho‘t the upotiesit suffering the e v cruci sting lain. multiunit* hffinorthille which rreqmody follows the upplimtlim of the iiitifte (*sok. lathe mune of twenty jean, esteniive practice in this metro polis. nomerkitu casesof s=ilree illtire been and are daily en der their core, the total • leaflets of which is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious roods of prattice, superior to ney other. yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation. and debility pniceediug from this complaint, is speedily removed, and she tomato! end ., ' health. -- Bet.wherethe •-- Wed yln.thek r the - . • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • C. Grill, Dueller-court, •Minciag-kme, merchant, from Jan. 26 to March 16. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. T. Smith, Fenchurch-street, merchant. r ' • • R. Stein, Feachurch-street, merchant. • R. Smith, Fencharch-street, merchant. , J. Stein, Fenchurch- street , merchant. W. Wrad, Workington, Cumberland, hanker. •B. T. Claxton, Bristol; merchant. • • '• - J. W. Parrot l , Rochester coach-maker. ••• BANKRUPTS. J. Medharst. Gilliaphata, Kest, grocer, to Bartender Pk 6. 9, 'March 19, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Thome, Pen-emirs Feuelturch.street. W. Nottltres, Binaingbans, plandier, Feb. I?, 13, Marcel 13, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry. Attorney, Mr. Frowd, Serle-street, Lincoln's lon. J. Gordon, •Gosport, bookseller, lieb. 12, 19, March 13, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport. Allergies Mr. Briggs, Essex street, Strand ; and Mr.'Weddell, Gusp ort. C. Heath, Vine-street, Lambeth, carpenter, Feb. 14, 20, Mara* 13; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Godmond, Earl-street, Bleekfriars. D. Molter, Gravesend, stone-mien, Feb. 6, 13, klatch 13, ill Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Baddeley, James-street, Z:r-TOW. ealtrin, ' Gray's Inn-lane-road, carpenter, Feb. 6. 13, 13, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Edwards and Lyoa,. abigisiburyleqoare. Pesfeaf, Holloway, painter, Feb. 2, 6. March 13, et Galtdball. A ttemies, llessss. Blandford, and Murray, Mitre. court-buildings, Temple. 3.11 ; 4021min, Chasm. Surrey, innkeeper, •Feb. 6, 13, Mardi 13, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer, Tqm bosons. and Thomson, Coptliall-court, Thrugmorton-street. W. Clegg, Newehurch, Laniaddre, cotton-spinner, leb. 22, in, March 13, at the Golden Fleece, Preston. Anomie', Mr. Blakelock. Serjeant's lon, Meet-street; and MOM. Grim *an and Palmer, Preston: _'•-• • • J. Wild, Chalott Portland-place, merchant, Feb. 9,13, March 13, at Gal Attorney, Mr. Bryant, Antel court, 'l'hregsiorion-street."- R. Nodose°, Northallertea, surgeon, Feb. 2,." 17, March 13, at the Guides Lion Ina, Nerthallerton. Attorntes, Mr. Rim!, Northallerton ; and Maus. Ludington and Hall, Secandaries - Office, Temple. • • ' G. and W. Mackereth, .Clown-street, Finshaty-square, bli betdmbers, Feb. 2, 19, March 13, at Gmildhall. Atternies, Mesas. Collins and Wailer, Spital-square. T. Caster, Turnmill-street, Clerltenwell, terrier, Feb. 2. 6, March IS, at Guildhall. Atterales, Messrs. Templer ad Glynes. Burr-street. East Smithfield. T. D. Langley, Oxford-street, hattet,' Feb. 2. 9, March 13,' _ Attarulev, at-1 Mr. Richardson, New Ina. S. Moses, Watford, Hertfordshire, watch-maker, Feb. 9,16, March 13, at Guildha ll , London . Atoraey, , Mr. Harris, Castle street, lioendsditch. • S. Cooke, Windsor , innkeeper Feb. 6, 13, March 13, et Guildhall, ondon. Attornies, Mr. Price, 'New-satiate, 'tan oadies Inns and Messrs . Smtilpiecel and Bose, Guildford. Rembson. Nag's find-court, Graceeburch-street, ins.,. ispee.blelter, Feb. 13, 16, March 13, at Guildhall. Attonieg, Mr. UwO, Etoest.etreet. W. Anidbrd, tioundeditch, timber-e.erchant, Feb. 6, 1 9, March 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Amory, }lroad-street. WI Wiabolt and w. Leap,. St. Paul's Churea-yard, sta *won, Feb. 16,'t0, March ti. at Guildhall. Anomie., Medrs. !{landlord and Murray, 17 Mitre Court-buildings, 1:er.,„,.e. • J. Wright, Kiag-street, Clseapside, warehnusewan, Feb, 6. 13, March IS, at Guildhall. Attondes, Messrs. Sweet and •Stokes ' Etiningisall street. S. a.iloblason, J. Clark:lon, and G. J. Parker, 'Chan:gm-al ley, Merchants, Feb. 6.19. March 19, at GuilJliall. Attorney, Mean. Keeney and Spurr Bisliopsgate-strret itnin.. 1 W. Brandon, 1/unstable , victualler, Feb. 6; 13, March 13, at ftulldhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Fen-court, Fem. ebareb-street. • J. Janson, Lizsard-street, St. Luke's, victualler, Feb. o, 6, March 13, at Guildhall. Atternies, Messrs. Llsapiatu: and Ste vens, Little Si. roams Apostle, Que,w-strect. • "4/ • elenly. Balk, Wpm, Feb. ' the Fun Atfrnies wAingat hk e, Chenpside ' O H S, Attertaes, *-` .1117- •-•- -•- • i ll inirlied wits 25 fli"ny " 1 "" 4 " 4, "a 0 large Map, i p a ti e nt **gored la sound • si;nl elinee4 - 1;;Ith, - -Ratoilientthr . 7 ./7tire - e - Cie1,h, — . 71 7 ;i3.113,. - 1 - 9 - ,_ -- hin - ich 19, at the Fait • riIHE HISTORY of ENGLAND , from the FAT. debility has for yeinexisted,,a proper iterseveriace la.thelr re- Yaps De , Balk. Attendee, ?distil. Highatoor and bound, a. pest Records it, eke prevent Thor. Written purposely for , 81 ,, rative-retheillee: after the stricture has been destroyed, le in- Brio pod J. Wino/5., Bath. • the Use of Schonb and Yaw . R Penton. . Idiepealiably reenbile to revive the dendiaelog starts of UR, J. ' Cheapside, warebouseatan, Feb. 6. By WU.LIAM MAYOR, LLD. ' I tool t v atudittate the Cusitilatioe. . 13, . mom som . Gilidb i ell. Attendee, /dean. Walker and • i Vicar of Rarity, so Berkshire, :oid Chaplain to the Right Han. I• Se 'O'll i deeeS o 'sod eteDikeless Wrille Ant te i P et t" bnit Y * **l l e thi destri• . . t I the Earl of 3nt. • • ; have 'rendre tha rare of 'lron! fiAnie aed.CM. far the ru. . , I London: Printed for Sherwood, eely, and Jane t , svpi i . snt sal a odeoplithois of the urethra: itrietares, &e. ; and havieg Ed,. sk N . jr ,. wa d , Di s VIDENpg. Neu Tyne, merchant-- s 1 lernorter-row. • I teeth** a ' sedleal,aatel penusaret cun t relived that ferdsencell WV, W. it . ." wi t uceuv oi re , co „.. • ~ IN whoop may be had. by theatre Author, particularly adapt. ; say he i4" ll i" clops, sse w4l"lll""vievilifssees,"f. the divisive ilitaler—Feb,lo, D. -Li ''neercleint—freb, V& W. . t 4 , d far Feannit t end 'Toeing Persons I l suPesie of flew". Currie mind CL I Oho of weliumet" -It • • s• hilkociendertanerdident•— e1t.••25, J. Ellis,' Ititridiet, tl. The HISTORY oda KUCK. trove the Karlin.* Peilud 1 tisk/ sdshese•andieutty h il"." 4oo e*Ame fr uwa )4e , te °WM, ' • ltrocer-- • I. Asistee t aldfied, Lancashire, • ' A . _ tin it, rtedutic.a i ",... n ji „,,,, n p ro pep et ., /, Two v icemi „ , yeersoted bad been utaler the attest tdestrsat_,enees Itlesv . ,..isidlit ropef•-•Filb.• Sit IL gam , ki ll tleejlgro Lwow% ireu t fac- • 1 ri. wild &ammo „„4 , con ifiit Maps prier s i. b al m. • 'Ma MlWN,illsownwap of opal essinesesb !die assetestera ma cure curer—Yea. 20, R. meek* paraleia* ' eau Leatuer- t Th e it 1 grb Kr of ROSIE, frame the YOusidatinn at the bylkelPPlieleshe el obi knot . igteetrofte. ,- ~ .- bige,,:leethetueettes-.Xpli. fa, G.., 'sod w. loan aina l ble_ . • . 1 City of Rome till the Tenisiestion of the &uteri Empire. Ait . rsissmi ISP"se &Pali, dee le sal Ilse Paesseswisi Wr4tie, Liverpool, sereltaitn—liardk 11,, . Wave, II ThrerVulenarst diedvaird wds id4Ps ad Priblei price 1.164 d. of Adis fields 001104 1 4 obi -101leide t alt.*. 1 ;1 6 1. J. DJ tiebbbint, Cited Whitheitirjvieet, - Feb. ._ .410 . • 1 . bound. , . . ~ .el reetinseee Mr Keine and. the, tlw.eyne tg tT. jgbig iti , Raskin-row, • tor t4; l 44 tr„ , eht. 11 . • lllabWly will he pe1011.A1.4, . . • , Oyes et /bee *Roby pert el the' '- IN eiraiwshar - -01Wagedi e t, ilet i•-01 ' '': ned t. . • II A COMPLETK lihT of QUESTIONS to the abase Rl* nevi iks iiii'lls tu. their . Apijoiwilie ioclirthri , , , , ! ,..,.vi o ,i, • ~ c . . I Togitig. R. Jake Walker. • . • . . : MAY be lhoblorerte tbe statute f ' s ae s '• _ y ! ', ' - • tilt. ( . 1 . , an, - IMF) t I, To each Question alit hr nonezed a Referees; Cr.,* ,lei ,_, ll l,___ • ,_„ealvs• os :a t " 6 2_,,, h "Y.. ...„ 1. " 1111161114 , ~.1 , 14 11.1.e .„,,i , ,,,,,1 iri s ! 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