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1011111112 ;MI NEW MUSICAL FUND. Coder the Patronage of them Royal Highnesses 11,. NM* of WALKS, awl the Mite of YORK. GREAT CONCERT RO OM. KINGS THEATRE. A Y•ARRET THIS EVENING, February 19, will be per. forn .,„d, s 0,3114 Mhteellanenus CONCERT of Vneal so d i ni g n onontAl Mo.k., for the Relight of the NEW h4H-1- ,si, FUND. e,tabl,als..ll for 11,e Relief of Alec , ..ed Mibicisns, W d.iws, and Crnhans. of the Bond, Mr. F. Cramer.—c.auetor, Mr. &net --Grand Dellinger' Te raves-w(Opeeing and t M u yement.).—liaarlel. Song, Mn. Ash. (by parti . Sweet bird," arcompasied, on the Flute, by • . %she —Handel ' •rrttn, Aist.n.e liianchi, and Signor Heidi. C.aecertu, MiltilLlß to His Royal Memos the Dake of reitariar and Song, Mr. Braham, D:eper and Deeper." I. II Ceiehrated Choral, from Th. Creation, Thr Hea r. ve tells ng the Glory of God." The S o lo p a rrs, by Mn. Mr. Walker, and Mr Milhourne. p't II —Mew Overture ....Chensh,,,L p a e•to, M. 41 me Bianchi, and Signor Nal& 5,,,,, Mr. ilraham, " A Smile and a Tent,' accompanied , en the Pia Forte, by himself. (*.wenn no the liar.i, Sir. Dial. • -ens M S. Si Amy Cattlimas.—reiratig Grand c oao roation Anthem, Zadoc, the Priest."... /1-04 , t. Tt., • Chotturra , will he airi,ted by the Young Gentlemen of the C'iniry of Ili. M.ileyt}% Chapel Itra } al, St. Pauly, and Westminster Alb-u. Tickets 10. id. • .Ith, deliyerrel, and Subscriptions resolved, at Me•sts. Hiraiiirridey and Co ha. ken, 76, Pia. Mall ; at the principal Maisioshoie at the Treason es, Mr. G Smart, 4), to.dwin's Gardens, Gray's•lnn ; at the Serretaiy%, Mr J. K or, 14,Chapeioreet. S. Ma; a..e at the Opera Office. SIEVES ACT KU Tli F.ATR S•AttyAL, vitt.. , y-1. *44 . rrIIIS PRESENT EVENING. Feb. 19..407, Asjestice Servants will porters a New Play, ant, THE CURFEW. it., Moo, co.npos.:4 by Mr. Atwood. Herroons: !..gis 4.! T•acy, Mr. Harrer. , o,e; Robed, m r , foto stet ; Evrta, 4, M Sdklnos; %Vatter. Mr. rottes ; Mr Fyne Matilda, Mrs Powell ; Ploretwo, M 4.4 Iwo .so fitabood,no, Mr. Elhston ; A rni.trong, Mr. ratuaer ;e,ottrad, Mr. Mathews; I Frinan, Mr. Cartes. iVun a Glee. ant Chino. of Banditti. Th. rmlai4tV7 'xi spoken by Mr. ft .rtlry, anti the Epilogue I>y blue Duncan. To which .111 be ad.l-4, the Farce of TUE AN Crispin, Mr. ; Mooltettr Le Med.rim, Pfr. We vitseri (lid Gerald, Mr. Matite , v, Stature, Mrs. Harlow.. (la Sat.stday, The Devil P.V. THIO,II4E-aIIY AL. k/V EN f•OAK srrHlB PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 19, 1807, be :mi. Sheks,,eare'y Pat of THE TEMPEST ; OR, THE I' NCHANTED ISLAND. ibeavern, the rightful Duke of an, a Magician, M. Kmiec ; Prince Ycrdinand of Naples, MI C. Lemble; Mi r•tela a.d Uceinda, Prnspere's Dunchters, Mime Ironton and Mrs. C Keenble; Mid by a T..ong 4.47. To which win be added.. New Pantenn;roe, called. HARLEQUIN AND "10711 ER GOOSE; OR. TIM GOLDEN EGG. Oa Somas,. The Wheel of "'otiose Hiding nin and ti.sta ; r, IN* 0 , 114.11 Egg vRItyS At Pay-Hosts Priter,;tie WEDNESDAYS sad FRI. 1) OYS rinsing Lent. TH".ATRF. Foy U., COVENT-GARDEN, rr 0-MORILOW, FRIDAY, Feb. 20, 1807. 11 wiit be pert. ern•vl, the larcener Srrrnata of ACES AND GAI.A i EA. Cempneed by G. F. Har.del Part 11. a Grand htiecellanrous Act. Overture Ar Madarrie Dussek, " What rho' I trArt."Sul ...NOW Song, Mr &ahem, The Battle ,r %Diets 'the word, by Sr.i George Dallas, eoinpe*.d by ILosinai..-. Ch , flll., " Iv eacelsis Pergole-trar.A, , Mr. Doyle, " 'feet. such a. ~ o4er." Dehervh —Hymn o f E ee , Bland, Hoe chee..ul.” Dr. Arne..—Deuhte Chorus, "He ge,e Qum Hailstones." Israel in Eay in —Song, Mrs. Urckons, "The Selei-r tied." Dr A r .i.„—(2. 0 ,,naa,,,n A n . to- yr, " G.a4 rave the 11c.ng." F.n4 et Part 11. Pies ers Grand Conrertante for Violin, Oboe, rate, Vette, ft anion a.-il Motu cetlnohlr`,re, by Maws. Ashley, (inc.:tech, Weaver, Watts, lianas, arid Cheats Athley, Principal Voeel Performers, Mrs. Dicke.ns, Met. P. r.rd, }!daunt nusle'l, Mr. hr., ant, Mr Euoa, Mr. ryn.., Mr. Sie"h, Mr. t)rvle, and Mr Reilsms. Mt. Ashhi, Le..der or the Hand; Organ, Mr. 3. Ashley. The rtanairuler of the fluid, and the Chutusses which are nurne , ous sr.d complete, t ' the ru:...t arrow! Pe rformers. D o wn tr. be ripened a , Sot, h. l lllli et Seven, Half-price at Plate.—Pes , s Cps. Pit Jo. tirl. Gel.ny 2s. Upper Gallery Is. Pk.ces 16f the Ruses to be khan of Mr. RranJort, at the Sox thfice, in Ham street. • • Correll Ranks of the Peenrmance to be had in the Theory rmly, price 6.4l.—Thnee 5r....1 sit the rareeti are spurious and imperfect •.• rite Free LW of ash Theatre dun not extend to the Oratorios. NSW TIMATIIE--111E MANS !WREN.. ttrPOSITE THE ADELPNI. Lieeniest by the !tight Hum. the f.ried Chatabrrlain. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 19. and every Evening during Lent, Wwinedays and Fridays eaceoted, wit be pea . ..rated—. Part the Field. a N. Musical Pler-e, with Recitation, in T.. Pats. *3 !Mod Pli! , AL VISITORS; ere, SINUU- I.ARITY ; which will le: :At/solaced in the following aueeer. i—lntindocisitit. • tr..eg, Rover awAke.—.Recit. Masque . •-• —c dole The ZdPllve -•-itecit. Rules ti write and cern• a • • 3 Mndern 0,ina...-Song, The Ithis GA ....Recd. What 'a • :+-w.?—.Doet.—ltecir The Doctor Doetaed•Ranlit • .4 on Courtship it Sitigularities —Snng, Riehird a I !tat-. l'.4lßiClipt —Song:refloat* The .1? Written, Srleciel, Cannoned, and will be Seabaii, S Arc he M K , S co tt Par, th- S-eori.l„ a TIIUNDER STORM. in wit ell will ii..rolured as eat. wove Sl' CTIRFAH.OGY of the GIILCTS awl VISION.I./tY APPEARANCIiS of Dann'. e..sthed Characters I.f th-r Uearl and Nivswist, on every way, si daer..id p&r:s of Europe with wniole.ful e6.ct ; With noundaswe of Utig.taAl Matter, illustrated with I listerical flentaiits. Puri this Third, an entire New and bite, eding Speeteee, glivarei:tly in th• Air, an ArctENT (AAND •if.elt several Thous, lid Fi• gyre% armed in the Cratutne Of time, are await engaged, as said hr ‘..ilftery tif fluutlinti to h.t,a,..p,,..a,ed to while be tee the Chrts•i4n arnay nattier the walls of Jerusals-ra. To conch:de with a:, el.:rust new•wan.trionol Artificial rt ttr- WM:i, in a 'Empire styrrisly illuminated —.rho •Sole accoespanwl with ainoupliate Music. Prate of Ad.nis•ion : Fein.* 4a. Pit as lid —Dente open at balt•twe Seven, hrgin At higitt.Pa:•ci for the Siiittet , mar be /liken itan T et , tr•ins eleven ti'l three. s a a S'Rna of thy Use I•vnurite Tatertairunent of The Hour, losrlornied I..rty•sla nighls with pubirbed, and niay be had as the Tuseur, of Site M.:.t.1-takces. iD FLOM ARY 19, 1867 111URSDAY - VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Was 14, IS 7. r r H E COMMISSIONERS far YeMasslling Kb itlaieno's leg, /wall giue Nonce, That ono DAY, the 31 if March sett, stogy swill hr ready la errors Tteeler* See roving (er lea up), and treed far FOUR HUNDRED TUNS of ( ANVINE OATMEAL, to be 14441111....T1P0 Hundred 41.41 F•O4 f , inl a DU ;Vedette'', he* tneeting moots at Drptihr I ; aid Dole Hued:red ,:nd vo ram Leto show at 'bonowls j wt hey ' , wee" in a Moude, and t , a other half . so "se ilfonta edOsusoterete. *lad jar 10110 . HUN DR El) TUNS of R1.%;:1t SMYRNA, on• As F. RAISINS, to be mesicereeles so Sosopuss, g. be prod,,r,d thit 'feeders; to ha action. d, One half eke soy in a For Usiest, sod AI uiniwier in r 11.1nrib. "ad Ms V 11011419 1 .4 Y 1, 1 144161: Storrs toe Deptford, befeor extecieuied ; the L•heds t' , Ur void for by Alekh parable with liOrrest, M. 0., Days ape , Date. The Cenaultla, oy she Co. t,.•:ti wig be see., .1 the Seerifirey's 00.4. No regard Pl ill he had to any Tender in w aet the Prise sP,sfl not he innerte I in nods nt I , egtts, or that dal! not be dela( t d the &srd &fore One o'Cinek on the sod fortniae. the sa Af 'vett na , nor u.aces the Pennon t.M maLee the Tender, or sone Person on hit 1.:44, *Moods, to enamor ashen ealind for. VICTUALUN( OFFICE, Frs. IS, 11107. THE CO M MISSIONERS tor Vedualling llte Majesty's N.M.,dI t.. retie i nce Nance, Thdt ms tae 4 0 * of 41 .• - k ne.o. any unV mina - leaders in Ifrudise (a4O an.)•,l WNW for THREE HON.' DREA.) cIiALDRot44 (Coil s.• (heat. r 41easare). eg . PITTS TAAFIELJ hl. or COAI.S egad Casoassees ; to Its *kr:. ea IN o wholc forgo or Ct,soes ; han .1...ny al WM, at possible, 414 the other half U. the Speer W •ir • Metddjnin t;: Avu of he Can :rad. led. and eas•e. pe.olontiag. a nd. de Inc Wharf eJ Mii irojnt,'s Vichsaili , .4 Perm as at Plet- , ostta and Siaa , kafma ; sad to be mina for by Ado, plats:ea sr th liveries, Newly !Says after dote The Condiii. , ni air the Corrtrael 4114 v be .ea. at the Secretary's N.. regent w;U be had to any render in &lie/. the litre dd! not be sate , te dis outs ist !riga, sr this: not he I to A l e the ?Clock is the said Wed e , d..0. the 4 , 4 of Pfareh tasks' the Person who makes the Tender, or Haw Perms is his behalf, uta,ats to °molar ahem colt[ 'or 4:sis Say w ostai.w.e4, priee Rs. A. OH& PSALMODICJE ; or, A Popular View of the PSALMS of DAVID. as Evidence fur the Di. Tine Origin of tie Jewish and Christian Religions. To which vet piesxesl Two Rawls :—I. On Religion. 11. Ua Littec imam. 'rioted for J. Hateharrl, Bookseller to Iler Majesty, Nn. 190, opposite Allmon Picculi:ty. Of whom may be had, price 2% 64. TherCHRISTIAN SPECTATOR ; or, Rellgeous Sketches from Real Lilo. LONDQH Doc Es. BY THE LORDS ettMMISSItYNFRS OF HIS MA JESTY'S 'IREASURY WHEREAS, by an Act, pissed in the 43d Year of his present lid iyesty's Reign, intituled, •• Au AB for permiiting certain Gnoits, imported into Great 'Britain, to be secured in Warehouser, with.igt Payment of Duty," it is eva:ted, That it should be lawful for the lie tomer i•r Importers, !former or Proprietors, Consignee or Cmasignees, of any of the Goods. Wares, or Merchandise, enumerated to described in the Table thereinto annexedonark ed (B), and which shall be legally imported, and brought into the Port et London, to lodge and smars the same, under the joint locks rif the Crown and the London Dock Company, in any Ware...awe or Warhouses steeled, tar to be eroded, situate within the pn.inises belonging to the London Dock Company, without payment, at the time of the first s,.try of such Ganda, Ware., and Merchandise. of the Duties of Customs or Ex cise due on the I Itiportatlon thereof, sub," nevertheless, to the Rules, Regulations, and Restr:linos therein evntained ; provided, that no such Goody. Warm, or Merchandise, should be so lodged es secured, unless, and until such Warehouses err other Works belorignig, vr to belong thereat°, should he so far completed, that, in toe judgment of the Lord High Tres sorer, or the Cunimissioilem of Ills Majesty's Maser)! for the time being, or a, .y three or more of them, the sass shall be lit and prOfftr, in every respett, fur the reception of such Goods, Wages, and Merchandise, and wherein the same might respeitive:y be safely soil ,cursily deponted, and re main under the regulations and directions in the said Act co.{l taiN4o , ; and the said Lord High '1 re-surer, or Commissioners MHe Majesty's Treasury, fir the time being, or s ay three or mere ef them, were thereby authorised and empowered, by writing under his or their hand or hand., to certify and make known his or their apprulsatiosi of such Warehouses, which Certificate should be published, throe times at least, iii The Lando" Gazette, arid in two or mire plastic Mntning News. paper, usually circulated in Lusidi.n. And whereas, the Table Marked (5), above referred so. is in the words following, via, TABLE (B). " A List of Articles, whets ( ti nt 1,...:.; imported by the United Company of Merchants of England, trading to the East Le diet, or not being imported trent ton West Indies), may be e eeu red i n the Wood, 9999 !Cm. w. 1161:. the Vanilla:ll iFOL•11,(11111 to the London Dock C parry, without the Duties due on the importation thereof being first paid : Rice, Brandy, Telocco, (2011011.1, and other Spirits" Wine, And whereas, certain Warehouses and other parts of the said Works, have been approved by the Laois Cornmisauners of His Majesty's Treasury. and are now in use arid whereas, other Warehouser, part of the said Works, lure since been completed. as hereinafter merit ttttt ed. Wa, being thee of the Lords Conami-sioners of His Ma jesty's Treasury, do certif.., that, in our lodgment, the Ware house, No. 1, on the West-side of the Bann' ; the Ware. houses, No. 1,2, 3, 4. 5, and 6, on the Snorti..ido of the Dock, and the Vaults berimth the •virl Warehouses, are hoer so far completed, as to be respectivv:y fit and reedy, on every respect, lie the reception of Rice. Wine, Brandy, (lenses. I and othvr Spirits. Goners ontlo o u r hani's. at the Ti...ssury Chambers, White hall, the 54th Day of February. 1647. (Signed) GRENVILLE. 11. PETIT. %V WICKHAII. TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA STOCE. L• Dili MID 0C11T1.V.114/1, NIMA FED in the most sensihle matinee by .11. the repe. , !el Assuranets oft ppatt which I canniest to ' , col'''. I allq rya nr eapr.rr nr eArmest beatitude tot such additional, aod dt o.•erested a uturki of favour. I bee* atteady bur.bly submitted le >ou my raelrlion , All a sea in the D.tectlen. The isaperi,Asee a vest I.os. ti9fl of my life in the Cllllipany's service, wit' eot lie letup.. constitute the 'rounds of 'Pose pretensions tame I cannot Aka, and mole I am sire you do nut r-itiiru in • Caw 'lid att. Se eneble him to div hart: the duties of thii important mation; bat 1 may, I trust, rithtiut presumption, give you nil soleion ateurane-, that in •he event of thy >1.1C011.4 (and the re. ee,ition I have tom vr , tti in my canvass leaves me no m•ens to doubt it) my abot•y shall be exerei.ed to the utmost, and the whole amy time b devoted to the fulfilment of eery duty isouttect , d with the prosperity of the East !lAA Company. I iris t •h:t ti.oast P1004.1..r, to when I have not yat paid lay 11 •Pt•-t•t, VIII not impute the apparent neKlect to any ether than the real came, the @Mew ivatot , of the canvass. I have the bonnet to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and obliged humble vervAnt, BirehtilAne. Web. 11, 1107. RUItERT W.LLI:\ %tS. N W Captain Willie nets Committee meet every Wed weaday at the Kios's N .id Tavern in the Poiltry, and attend Isom Eleven to Five u'Cloali i , by ohms) auy eusnintintettious 111 , 10 W _lrmaidaro recitited. QTAYS, ineenteJ by Mr. LLOYD GIBBON. fw which .he ha. obtained the King's Royal I've This Ins... Won iv properly tuned to the body, giving and pre. *crying nativel and weft peop‘otiurett shape ; if pendulous, will actually be reduced, so a short unit., with great comfort to the yearns Mrs L. G. has also a new Plan, (or the use of persons aslet ed with Her 114. calleti k ;inure, which is perfectly easy, and sets as an eztennuni oinehtum, supporting and tuardinK the br.w.. els i arol, with the .v,ist.nce ..1 l•ct l'Alcatt StAyS IWT! , lttli% a eon in a few months. Nits L.G, 1... tne willsiacttrin of 'many let ter. iron pecan.. ri.a Lave 0 I.yed singular benefit, and re quest.d, tie the g. lor a. ;,ety, Mrs. 1.. G. to make iier inge nious eio.trivassee mote known to thu Mrs L. G suits evcry Lady herself, and may b- seen from P'•Vc oto five o'cl , ek. To prevent trouble, ali :jest ace ready. Tarns, ready nion,y —N... 7, SA , bull& store. - THE indisputable superiority of the GENUINE Cll NRCOAL DENTIFRICF, prepared only be the Proprietch , KF.RNOT u,.1 BLAKF, Ch-mists, No .33, St. James-stre • . ... Arra, lie: the varloas koala to genic:al cir culation' is four v:tablished by the dear k.I preference 'Welt thoie wlirs have made a wee vial cr,littoue to c Ve it 1 this a daily confirmed by a very rapid and elft•Oliire Vile 'rt. Per. prieton, therefore, take the liberty of rmonvirimiding a to those who have net experienced its efficacy ; it is perfectly ex. toy% from veld, and maiseeses, in a ree.aliar degree, the des r si, , ~,,•,•,.., -a ~ -4 -, .? the Teeth ben ititully',hit?, and •,,,,, tr g the unsnarl; in toe, the combined inoi , fitte , of this 'Dentifrice, .neiventail to the improv..itiant of the Teeth, have procured it the sanction of the first Nobt'ity in the kingdom. Sold, wholesale and retai;, wok printed oloenatson• no its chemical and antiseptic properties, br the Proprietor., N . 33, S I . Jame.'i-street ; at a'.l the principsl towns throughout the United Kinehira ; and hi Loctio, by Synod Berry, whole- Lim agent, Greek street, Soho; Ke.th and C , No. 30, Hay market; Harding aM Co. No. $9, Pail-Mall; Coortoney, Charlet...sleet, Soho ; Bacon and Co. No. 13(v, extook-street ; Cr..p, No. 38. Cockspur.itreet; kastio, No. 399, Oxford street ; W•ale, No 13, Old Brivid..draet • Wither., Na. 219, Strand ; Wi'son, 18, Itactfriatte-road; Cundell, No. 47, Mi nato' i ailed Am ti., Dearommet, litobi.n. A LETTER on the MEDICAL PROPER TIPS of FLEP..CY HOSIERY. By WILLIAM RUM !AN, M O. Anther or Domestic Medicine --Fh•Sisth Editten. le The Itlento!'" Regrew, Oita Letter is notified on the fol lowing words : U,. Buchan here enumerates the several disc-sews, wt•ich •re either cau►ed or increased by the wa:istioor of chinch in this country, aid which ar: likary to be obviated or relieved by attention to proper clothing. He recommends, and we think justly, the Manufacture celled Fleecy Hosiery, in preference to Flannel. Indded, the delicacy and utility of this Aotocle, fully driers* the praise which is hereby ►estowed upon it ^ fo be had of the Patentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, Hol land, W•ateil, and Hutton, NO. 9,, High liolboin i and of the tia-tritt itool4l;e , s. ••• La Lettre do M L 4 Docteur Buchan, tient Es pareitne at Fiasco's. A Volans, Goilac% rw•ih rival paper, tie. .LLus.r tr r. si at d tate Inglun, by the late ARTHUR MURPHY, Log. Atit`tor of a Translation of focitue,*c. r Pr , . hal foe Jamie Carport**. OA Build.segot I laid J. (loth*, and P. %mons, glivilk.Lanr. This day t, puolotted, u. (doe Vol 4to erica iSo boort* the Sept:ist.4 Ld hut e TI AN! EL; an improve. Vt.KsION Attempted t 1./ with a Protio.mary Dissertator; .„ •,.d Notes, Critical, 84. wariest, and Explanatory. Hy 1 KOMAS WINTLE, H. r). K Ltor of Vothtwoll, Nerk.titye. London : Sad by J. Natettard, 190, Pieesdilly Maim Codell and Doyle, Str.no ; abd Verses. F C. arri J. it mitt ton, M. Pool% Church.yard alto by 3. C...ltte, OV'tthi. Of whom may be tied, by this woe Aso. .r, it One Vol. Sow. price 6e. in boarilx, The EXPEDIENCY. PREDICTION, SRA ACC I / 4 11111- PLISHMANT of the CHRISTIAN RYDEN MON inwattwo fed, in Eight Seinicn., preached oefore the Urn,: of (tt. in the Yee' 1794, at tow Lecture, .csonded the we' Rev. John lianiptitn, Si. A ...swot of Saltsaury. _ . - _ This Day Are publaharl, in th. , V lurne, 111. e. price 71. 6d. in br atds, (ZERMONS, no t r XISTEN . :.2. of the tiY viriT Y, the Ins....raelity ca sts. isnot tt.e I.xcehenet of the Chrelit.a.. Reheat, and outer Important Subject.. By the Rey JOHN ADAMS, A. If- Master or the Ac deity at l'atnet.,•aad Author of " The Ha-tor. ofnrcatirtta n," ate. Pnntad for Mingo% n, Hunt. Remy and Oran, ..tarsostirts tow. " This ii a performance of infinite utility, .rhith there is much ;h4 ought to lie .iftrri repeated, and cab sited rr •urls various Millis, as the talents of Writes in..y atird The most impoitant truths are expressed in pleasing, dog or,, an.l peisp , cious language. The mere learned Readers twat find their mind: agreea`dr refreshed •.iy the e,ence nt 011111, VilLaslll redwood to the out, of popular discourses, and j .nauns all be induced t push Men hiqui. its Mr they than the preakst plan adinsard."—Literary .100f1.111. ......_ ittsot .-Lt. ---- - 0 ..-.. / . --, .:.....:, .... •-.., , k ;:y Idk, • r r 4...,.. *. , p4 - , 0: 0 4 . ,,,.• • . . 1T b Lay ate 'lo.ed, in own Voisfer Cistave. rice,* i .arils, atoll ..c royal paper, tic 'THE WORkB w .iALLLIST 1 translatird i.to , ir Arit Ili • AMP Drys will be published. in One neat an 1 closely• printed Volume ' Sao. the Second Edtion of T HE MODERN FRAC I'ICE of PHYSIC; which points out the Character:, Causes, Rvoiptoin , , Pr. :aortic, Morbid Appearances, and linp•oved I.l..thed of Tteating the Diseases of all Climates. • By ROBERT THOMAS, M.D. This work has been carefully revised ; a test Diseases, which weedier:anted in the find edition, are now inserted ; and a very large portion of new and tniportaut matter ha; been adJul. Priuted foe John Murray, Fleet-street, London; awl Arch. Cimatable and Cu. Edinburgh. " A Treatise, ready naivetes! in its objeft, has been ;tarn calmly desirable. arid Dr. Thomas hividg bail opportunities of actually obsersing the diseases anal practice or different countries, but eipecailly those of hot chinatea, and bei..g con versant with the writhigs of ortr hest modern authoi• and teachers, may be cnnsiderwi as well quatihed to undertake so important a task. We think that Dr. Thomas has acquitted tomself Or his undertak;ri in a unwire, highly creditable to himself as a tnan of resew eh, and as a praftical Physician, and that hs Wink riese•ves to stand high in the catalogue of ode kind of compilation."..--Londen Medical Review, sot viii. No. 97. • la eninpitations of this sort, it is sufrieient that, in addition W a clear and methuhal arrangetatit, uoe diligence be em ployed in collecting from the propet sources, and judgment to ;;; a;; ating betwen real and pretended dis, , striee. In these respects, we think the author of the Inman %V Oilt has hot been deficient. It ‘i to be cileaidereJ as a Cnripendinal of the ex • is g Doctrines and Practise of Medieme."--Medical and Ciiirurgical Reviser, vest. Ti,,. yi " rb.s it a judicious comoilation of feels, from the best writers, *hien may be peruser, with great ed.antage by Mu because the dile:rent anbjetts am treated with btevity and pctspicuity. TH. Author has chiefly fellimed Dr. Cullen, Lodi in the cisssification of discreet, and in his test; but it i.. neer-sal to add, that De Thomas does not prove a se, vile copyist. He has abridged with judgment, ties added modern o p i ntonsaml itacoveries, has frequently introduced the result of .his win capertence, aid his performance thus bei,nues an ocelot 0mni...114110 et the present State ref Medical Practice." Review, Joule, lekt, p. 1115. tt We have read this Work wall groat satisfaCtion. and think it a concise but juticibus vattract of the Practice of hleslicine The Anther's description of diseases is clear and chareci•-r one ; his remedies appropriate ant well chosen. Hi. desertinturs rat t h e Yellow Faso is pecuitarly acturatu. - es.Crittc.i August, Id" 4. ss B.„,ks of this kind, when properly execonet, containing the opinions of the best writers oh the several dueame. ator.dged and placed together beta,. the reader, may as,,. fur IlleCaro.M ll reference to retried, the inemoiy, and save the tremble of tinn ing over numerous volumes.; thee 'nay be useful else to stu dents, prior to their ant -ring on a more severe course of study ; or to persona whi.se avocations Jo not permit them toe iusolt tnnr , elcbchete matt tl. Tire ~ y le of Dr. Then-s Is dearaad enaltrdel. and the anangetneut of his Work sensible awl toe • „ mea c*.nritith Critic, vol. xx. p. Sr. IMPARLIL PA RLIAMEAT. HOUSE OF LOBOS—WaomaiDAT, F,. 19. The Attorney. General was lr..ard in behalf of the Resposidents in the cause /*I twat r. th • Exe. entors Samuel Dick. The art` er cons:derk. don was lo. , ointed for to-morrow. blesu.. ,lihcitte and Giddy brought up from the Comn,o-s the Newfoundland Trade and Lord De Dunranwill , 's Indemnity Bills; t s the letter of seich they had agreed witholt any a,nentiments. On the Motion of Lotd.W ALSINGH AM, the Irish Controverted Eleetion. the Cape of illond Hope. and the Barrack Coromissioners' Bills, were severally read a third rime, and passed. Some Naturatilatirm Bins were forwarded in their tespedive stales. —After which the House ad• jaunted. HuIAE OF COMMONS. A new writ was ordered to be issued for the elec tion of a Member to serve In the present Parliament, for the Borough of Armagh. iu the room of the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Acheson, who had succeeded to the Earldom of Gators!. Earl Temple presented a Peution front the Nett India Planter• against the Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, which was ordered to he on the table. Mr. PAT lESON, observing the fiecretary of the l'reasury in his place, requested ti be informed, whether it was the intention of Governmeta to ci tinue the Duty on Malt. which Aft would necessa rily expire ore the 25th of March nest, or +eh they any measures would be *doped relative thereto? Mr. VANSHIA KT replied, that Government was anxious to obtain all the information on that subjca necessary to form a just estimation of its expedience, and that proper steps would be taken its the aaair immediately. Two Petitions were presented against the Oak Bark Bill, wnich were ordered to be referred to the Committee upiat that Bill. Mr. Corry presented a Petition from the House holders in the Parish cf St. Michael's, Dablin, re lative to the cleansing, watching, and pavi: g of the streets of Dublin.—Ordered to be referred to a Committee to examine the matter thereof. and to report their opinion. The London Dock Company Bill was read a third time, and passed. • BARRACK DUARTMEN T. Mr. ROBSON rose. in pursuance of his notice. to make his promised Motion upon this subjeft. Ile said, that since the period when he fir.t sinornitred this matter to the consideration of the House, there had been no less than six millions of money voted fur the Barrack Department of Great Britain, and upwards of two millions for that of Ireland. Some people might think he was too araiins on this head; but he could not help again endeavouring to con vince the House, that by not avlopting wliat he had so strenuously recommended iii the year MX, tiro millions of pounds sterlteg bad been already tort to the public. The great anuses in the Barrack De partment. of which he bad to complain, ware in the hire of moss buildings which are called ti mporary Barracks. He would state a case wl.ich occurred in the S coed Report of Military Inquiry, which had been long bef oe the Kassa and the pisOlso. Mr. Page, a Barrack Master. was called upon and ex amined as to the house that was takes as a tempo rary barrack, previous to his being appointed to .be situation Iv held, and be informed the Commis. sinners, that the House they alluded to was tented at 601. a year, ai'hough it was o ly wot , h 301. In lOW, Mr. Page was app..inted Barrack %faster ; and it appeared that he, is, league with i gentleman of the name of Green, a Supeonteadaut of Bar racks. (and who in the Report is catled a lee)err) boeght that very same house. and itiotedia.ely theseatter the sum of 1631. a year was chars -4 Is Government. He (Mr. Kiaison) menet us sat, that Government have been ;urn; tor us use f .hat house 13001. w;.en they ought 0.,1y to have paid to the awns It of 631. . In sayntg thi., he did not state the case so strongly cc it might is 'as house be eluded to was at Wiachestet ; whets only relo I TRANSPORT OPIICB, Fee. 7, 1607. THE COAMISSIONERS for rendrain, Ilirj•qu's T. amp irt •Sereire, for te/•, , t Care M Sick eyd wailed Sesatett, auto jr the Gore old • ns , of Prisoners of War do /wee./ gar Nair*. not they sill at rea4 it • is (1;!; r4 11)1: , the Mi. of nets Manth,• tt receive seated se Ten o .1, sod treat milk such refloat as may be lofting to centres for svplysng Candles . at . . per Darien Pounds. Coals . . at . . per Chaidron. Straw . . at . . per Ton. Lanap 0.1 . it . . per Galian. Birch liroems at . . per Dozen. For the use of the Depots for Prisoners of War, at Pori , mouth, Plymouth Norman Cram, rest Stilton, 5•ap1e,0,.., near Bristol, Chatham, Green:a., near Edinburgh, one I•r- DIMIth, for Twelve Mouths ceita , n, front the ht tray qt A .r.i nest, and thereafter, worrl Three Month. Notts gtaVi oe 6r ern. No Tender aril' be received after One o'Clock no die Oa.. of Treaty, nor aoy not:ead, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, personaily attend. Farther Particulars may be know', by applying at this Mite or to the Agents fee Prisoners of War, at the Mall tuentw.est I l fi 1