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4rittob .~ .. NUMBER 1571.) (PRICE SIXPENCE. MONDAY, JANU rARY 18, 1808. BANK OF ENGLAND, Jmi..ls, 1808. TRE COURT of DIRECTORS of the GOVERNOR aeaf COMPANY V Me BANK of GLAND, rim Notice, That c GENERAL COURT will he held at tli• Bank, or THURSDAY . NEXT, the pint 'haunt, at Eleven uCletk is tits Etiotatooti, un Special Afaits. ROBERT BEST, Secretary. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. /11HIS PitESENT EVENING, Aut. is, laps, ji Their IN _Wins' Serwista will set the Drava of THE CASTLE SPECTRE. - osinona, Mr. Elßehm (being his first appearance is that character); Reginald, Mr. 11. Siddous ; Percy, Mr. Holland; lather Philip, Mr. Palmer ;.Mutley, Mr. Russell; ICEu rick, Mr. EyN; flasszu„. Mr. Putnam. Angela, Mrs. Eyre, fives the Theatre-Royal, Ediohateh ;being her first appear ance 1/1! dais stage); Alice, Mat. Sparks. After Ilhieb, a New Crowd Comic Pantomime, called, EU ttliioND; OR, HkR.LEQUIN NEGRO. Harlegnin Nsigru, Mr. Hartland ; Furibond, Mr. Fisher ; the Little Clutrfi and Harlequin (with a Pas Seidl, Neuter Laurent ; and the Clown, Mr. Loareut. Columbine, Mrs. blarp ; the Geuins of Britain, Mrs. Du Petite. The hew Grand (!oinic Pananiiine of Vuribond ; or Her- Sequin hope, will be repeated esery Evening,, till further notice. To-rtiorrow. the Comedy of A Trip to Scarborough On Wednesda y, the Comic Oln ra of The Cabinet : is which Mr. I. Smith, Dula the Theatre-Royal, Liseepeoil, will tuake hie first appeagione in the character of Lorenzo.—Auil ou Thursday, by di.ine, the Trigetly of Pizarro. A hew Ca'insedy is in rehearsal, and will be speedily pro. &teed. - .1 - a - Wii; mos, 1 will beiictivi., the Plsy of E NI 0 :N• TA IN EERS. Christians : (*Sorkin, Mr. K male; Virokt, Mr. liriinton; Xiltuallcck, Wad& • Rogan , Chnpuan ; Lope Tocho, Mr Furry. Phitethe, 'Nilo Smith • Agnes, Mr.. 31We,, Mr. Murray ; huh, Mr. Blariebard. Zortipin, Miss Noising. Alter which, • New l'atituutiluti,oslted, ItiAttlE 4 4(' IN IN MS ELEMENT; • On,- YIIIP., ><I'ATF.7I, r,ttMT, AND ATM. The Overture and Music eiinipcseil by Mr. G are. Rr legnin, 31r. lietorna ion. ; Sir Fechle ';:tiardinve t' Columbine), Mr. Ricir:4l Valet in ....it. treble), Mr. Grimaldi. CoMmlintr, Miss Adams; Duacing WWII H. tt-ilitul F. Attains. • . _ The New Drams The 'Wanderer or, The Hiehts of Hospitality, ruptinutotr to b• received with inert mem.; ap please mad approbation, by brilliaiq mid cruwdi..l quiliettere, will be repeatcct, with the hew Pantomime of Harlequin be KU F.letneilt sr, fire, %Voter, Earth, mad Air, every tey,obt this'aretk. CH ORA EUND, [yeti Mends re, their Widows wrap of Ms Royal Highness Ilertouted fur the Retie,' a and 04hiuni, uudee the the De of CLARILM' PR till Bill Gillet the Duke CT. P.' The Right Hort. Juba A us. Ivy, lAA Vay or. The Itles..l..hti Spencer Sir R. C. Cayce, Du-t. NI P. Sir C. Prkc, Hart. M.P. 2:ir Wet. Leiehtee, Knt. Sir Wan. Rawlins Km. Rich%ru Clerk, Esq. Chas ber!am of Coulon. Ry Perste/slue of the I.ole pertunnetl, jkT the Tili..:A.TltE-ROYAL, IIAYMAR . KET, THIS DAY, Joe. le, tea, A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT et VOCAL nod IN STRUMENTAL MUSIC, for Ore bisellt merits. Conductor, Mr. Gteeturce...—tkeike of ths SEM. Mr. Gisrsor.. • PVincipal Total Peenreters—Me. fierrieon end Mr. Bar tle:eau ; Mediu:se lies Maidens, Mee Dknottrce, sod Mrs. Mountain. of MANCHESTER.. r. Pi ntwrs, Wm. Deere*, Esq. John Compton, Esq. Thos. lisfamcniks, Esq. JohoJarkson, Esq. M. P. - Thomas Grestoren e Esq. allimoel Ifatekom, Esq. Jews liattlemon. FA'A. F. H. ilarthelenton, Esq. traateois erwaser, Esq. CIIAMBEELLAINwiII be Part I.—Grand Coronation Anthem, " ludeek the Priest," Handel , --Sowir, Miss glotogren, " At.gels," Ditto,—Thael, Mr. Hanson and Mr. gardenias, " Ocre shall rat Charity repair," Dr. goyim —Song, Mos Hawkins, " La Deana eleatinnite." t'imnroas,--Chonie, V 0 Father ! whom Almighty pus',," Hamlet —Song, Mrs. Moustaia, " Oh, had I Jobe§ Lyre," H.oulel —Cowed°, Vitale Mr. Bartbelemon.--Song, Manne Diumek, "Mist thoingli I trace," Ilaudal—Grand Chorus, "Fur unto as • ankt," Mandel. Part 9.-.. Grand Symphony, Haydn.—ecborms, v Pall'n is the Fee," Handet—Song, Mr. Harrison, ! Lent remem ber Der 4," Hasd- 1.--coueerro Violoncello, Mr Lindley, Lindley —cone, Mr gartleman, " (A, much toed *on," Dr. , Arne—Chorus, "Ye sous of Israel," Handel.--Sung, Mrs. attlantaila, "11 ' hit thrmrh Fate forbids me triar, Kelly, armonspanied on the Harp, by Mr. Weipert.--.Grand Chores, "Hallelujah,' Handal. The Chores will be select, and the Young Gentlemen of His Majesty's Chapel Royal, the Westminster and St. Panfa l'Aroirs will attend. Boxes 6s.—Yit a.. fist —First Gallery a.—Second Gal lery IL The Doors will be °pewit at Six o'Cleck, sad the Per formance to begin precisely at Seven. *.• The Nubility sail Geary who subscribe to this Cita. rity, will base their Tickets fin the Concert forwarded by tie Secretary. Tickets may be had at the principal Music Shops ; of the /wetery, J. Vale, 74, Dishopsgals Without ; awl of Mr. Mairktilteat, at the Thestra, where places fur the Doses Sari ba Mg. rpRE PASLUONABLE PATEN'r SOFA ' 1 REDS, cliair-heils, tune-poet and tent Iredstiads, with **Nee and bedding complete; the new-invented patent Trafalgar sideboard and dining tahhe ; also, the Imperial 'dining tables, and poeta'i:e choirs; e'...ont mots of aretwitig- Sletrin and dinitegoomn furnitstre, carpets, paws, scr- ; the "intent East India notemnito net beds, with every other article manufactured on ►purpose foe foreign climates; army and navy equipage, 03 entire new principles and inventions; every article in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, requi site for the furnishinj of Houses complete, in the br,t style of moduli (Aaiun aod elegauce, at MI)RGAN and SAN DERS'. Mandsetory and Ware-mous% Nos. 16 and 17, lEetharine-street, Strand, Loudon. N. H. Moron and Snorters haws as sessesism wbsterer villa any Wagehunse in London. rIREAT BARGAINS, sellintr at HARVEY'., ‘.._l( the PA NTH EON FAMILY LINEN WAREHOUSE, 74, Osforttalveet. Our thousand pieces of Muslims, the Stock of a Bankrupt, to he Sold off heruediately at half price ; the Muslin@ osuliat of one hundred pieces of beautiful yard sad half wide hieconot Mualiva , at one guinea the piece of le yarah-,Several pieces of ell.. ide Cauiluica, at tad. per yard, sad two hawked ditto at lc Japaus, at IN. 6d.--Ciatiotta yard and half a ide Mull Muslin at as. 6d. A great choke of curios. ferry Nt %Wins, and ion rich Short Cambric and Mull Bolo", at use guinea eriali—Sixty very rations two yards vide Cambric at its. 4d.—.Seveaty very Sue real Town Prints at iv. dd. per yard--SiNty Los rev for winter wear at dd.—Several huadred flagons Shawls,' very rich, to lie offered a bargaio—Sixty very rich Assam Dresses for the a 'oder--Sevesal Borer of t-•th and 7-stbs leashes, such as Chraitir's„ Sinclair's, Easseirs. fic.--F4ty Pares of Patent Sheeting at qv. 2d. 104 ts. ad. worth 311. 6d. licreral Bores of fresh incite\ Table Linea of aU littt —Six POOLS of Itlsn:iets—Eiyht boxes of Preach Cambric, frost 3(.. to Sea.—Twenty rows of French Cambric Harelker. chief" with Sordcm, ss. 6d. to %a. rid. with • vast nutoker of other Bargains, smith as *•11 flatidkerehieh at toil. Book Hue:kerchiefs at ad. Pocket ditto at rd. mai Lakesas at bd. pert to be aces at any other Shop to L.Nilaa4!!! VOCAL CONCERT, ItOs. MESSRS. HARRLSON, B.%RTLEMAN, and GREATOREX, stoat reapeethily entreat tine Nobility and Gentry, Subscribers to their Coen rte last year, to honour them with the earliest notice of Omar intentions respecting the ensuing Season, or it will be difficult to reserve their Tickets, as New Subscriptions are raplly coming in. *preference will, of coniso, he given to the former Sub scribers, but th3t preference must terminate on the int of February ; after which, the New Subscriptions will be nettle anti notn.diug to priority of application.—No ;wore will be Waned than the Room can perfectly accommodate. s. et ILINGTON is engaged for the whole number of the Conecrts. The Rand will be on the enlarged Settle of lett Sento/L— -b/Mei; Mr. Wekburl ; Conductor, Mr. Grcatorex. Subscriptions are refitted h) the Manaors, sud at Mr. ftirehall'a, Xo. hit, - ;ew Baud-street; *here (ugly) the Tickets oil be ready far delivery on Monday, the Ist wf February. PANORAMA, üBicEsTER-siatikaz. MITE revertithly informed, that the 1 beautiful VIEW of WEN:ROUTH wdl dually ewe ea the aPtit instagt ; to be sueiittled by a utast iutereetiug VIEW yf the INTERIOR of otIBUTI. The ;mud VI F.W of PARIS ro-opeasd, tad will cm tiatia exhibited for r. Awn helle.•.. Admit Linea trn Mai #11111V 4, 111, Shaell.P• ^ Ora from Tar THEATRE OF ANATOMY, GREAT WINDMILL • • sTLEET. 'VI, WILSON wTi heqin the SPRING COURSE of his LECTURES, OS ANATOMY, Prig ILOGY, PATHOI of ;T, sad SURGERY, TO MOAROW, TrstlNl, Jan.l at two icbe4. _ PR.t' A Skirl/Mli: med. A N ATOMICAL DE :a/NS I RATIONS is tie fuh,Aust, wised. Risks the di. rectum of Mr. Wilgus and Mr Brisk. ELEGANT GERMAN FLUTE MV6IC BiYri" . ..)N and PUB DAY, St. L Peons Church-surd, Lentkos, beg law to submit to dor Loran of Germs P:ato Music, the plan af CAL CAISINET, er, Classier) Pocket Libre'', Map/ea for one or two Germ:. Flutes, Harold% Violin% et tinatboys. Vela. I to a esioast of au clot solo:thou of Soap (with wools) and Dassees. Vets. s and d of stied Darts and Trios. 7 Cessaista of 37 vt the most aOrnivid ask& A irs— assay orthron with roriatiosor—annarmiaa Liz Ats, 9 Forty crkbrat.4 leads Aiwa, as lborasi. 9 TM. mus t Wokh Soo:tend Ducts. to "The wort favourite ItaHar. Airy to lino. Cektrruted rresAlt Fens, Alf Ste One. 19 Gertnau Ass, clitt.+. 13 The most m..ders 5. 1 ...mbPs od Chri , :katepa, as do. la A ar:rotioo of the most , autll.wels . . (with words) fra.st Hamlet, Hyd^ Katt Arue. - - - - - - - This Work • ill lona tse most complete, elegant and eland eat i.thr,ry for the ceerataa Pate, that re( r appennai h lista or any other cottony; and east at the tritimg ripsaw o( hi. 6d. per volume, each statate actually emitanung sat ameba Maisie, es, if parettased to Mae: abeeta, otasa cut &Inn One Guinea to Thirty Sisillier;S. Mae volumes hare already appeared, sad • RPM oakum will be pi:Wattled on the brut daj of eve., 31uoth, till the Work is iinishtd, at the It9le Warehouse of tor Monet as shore ; nod may be had of every Maine hsiler in the fairer! Kingdom. wri.Aitusus, • tit )(Ammer. AGA 'Ca" -1.11/ SMelwerokets, Corner of Bank Beilain..., Con&11, and frt•iiii; the tote of tap Buses Claari4-eraso. re , we , fill y reemonit.id to the notice of their t*riewtis mid the the Sinte Lottery, that is to assommee Drawsas tat the sth of March swat. The &hour, with only srs,tnio Tickets, v 1441 0 ,1,1 nearly' d o thle the Number 4,t Capital Prises that Conlin- odes of 5 , 9,,Kkr 1100 had, uith not Three Blaoks to a Prim mad 'lraq to be drawn from the Wheel--uot one bled ! CAPITALS. Pr.zes *of L.OU.UOU are ....Leaps* lu t orzo 4 tOGOwo 900 15,000 110.4 when h 0... lokuun 9,000 Tickets. L 1..,..400 Richardson, Goodlurk, and Co. bsvc also on Sale, Tickets sad Sham of the CITY LOTTERY, For Freehold leans, discharged u( 1.:“.J-Taa ; dad v 41444 t•Capitd Prises at 104,tmeol. ....velesd at L.vt,nou 7 v.-vaned at....L.4,000 7.000 • Price of a City Ticket 14 Halt 4a o oC e bth 1.2 a • Griner I I • & steno!' o • Scbroolat Gratis, MHP. real JAPAN NLACKING,, inside by DAY and MARTIN.-.This istmdasble Composition, with half the usual labour, prodaccs the most brillisat let black ever beheld, affords Peassliariuntriahmc , :t to the leather, wit/ not cell thr Borst li;tem, Is perfect). free Lona say winks sant smell, and will retain its victors in aoy climate. bold, Wholesale by Dap and Martin at the Manufactory No. p 7, High Holborn . Rmail; by F. bay, No. 7, TarestuZit-street %Y. Day, no Swallow-street • Aide.. No. t, Fauch.lanr ; the principal BOotoiskers, Perf umer, sad Oitatru in tbe Me tropolis, sad Wryer, Timm throughout the C tut:id biauidum, to Wiggle bodes, }Oft is. 6d. ruck. PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE. Beauty sad Health canuot be more c..xential4 promoted, than by a i i 4 tei . s . d. v i v oy o fkPreoc‘Ni s o li r . f the oit E MTOOTH POWDF.R. d having ' etc ' cited the approlLs lion of the fine Nobility, Gentry, sad a gramme Public, by an extensive coloinmption for a aeries of ye" u lirdi She attestation of its roperior extractor, from the nnaksiii of its component ports, by the mist libithignished Medical 'characters ' who have pronounced it the most pleasant Vegetabie Tooth Yowler know% to increase the brainy of the enamel, promote ti;t• durability of the Teeth, and which has, in consequence of its experienced advantiles, berm hontrnrcd with the imme‘liete patronage of Their Ma justice, and the various Illumcioas Hrtiorhes of the Royal Nobility, Gentry, a.c. in the Oen,' Kingdom. NEWTON'o TOOTH POWDER is an Astemgriat and Aatirochutic Powder, a delicate Aromatic, extremely p'Ste- Ail to the palate, and pleassisat in its use ; in lloc, to thine who apply it, it is a certain preventive of pain or decay of the Teeth, to the latest Fermi of life . It continues to be faithfully prepared by Jr. Newton (only), at Lis IMAM% Ken siagton•plare ViimiNall late of Great ft inewl.street, Loa ds.), from the genuine Reeipt of the late Sir ttith.ird Jebb, Physieian to Thelr )injcsties, &c. ; sal odd wholesale, tail, sad fur exportation by Maseru Straw mid Eda No. 66, St. Paufs Chu, cli-yard, whom be has empowered to :sake a liberal allowance to his Tina Sad Country Ves den, Merchants, Ate. ; also fetal!, by every Perfumer and Medicine Seller a the Kingdom, M Burrs, et 20..0. Melt. N B. Please to ask for Igeetora's Tootit Puostlrr. awl ore thou " B 14. Neartou" is •rittes oft so* Lox, Intl. red La, Y all °titers sad as Newton's ow iirspivstLaus. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE , -ANNUITIES-rLIFF r OFFICE„ CORNHILL, LONDON. CAPITAL, TWO MIILLMNS. IN additio* to Me tukuntyges held out by other lire hareace Cooi}anier, Erteblishasent, um, um, o:Lri superior bewetite, errs to the Insurer the Pajama of to nen* of 40% P1 , 11410'8 iesared therewith, which ruty bo tiasagtii or de stroyed by Fire. 71IeDireetera bra leave to inform, the Public, that Mr ex drip of the proOtioa of the Law for Isotaisg Sharer, which wooree it Me Prospectus (mahout any inteampe irtention), hat agestuUtetwled is Me Deed of &tarn:eat, meg lyieg at the OA•• fire SiGneteros. By AlPrinf ii. mos. . BEETHAM, Secretary. . • • CUPP4 BRIDGE, LAMBETH. TiE Finn Dinner will be ut the. City of Lmi_ dos Tama, Bishoutgate-atmet, vu Thantisty, tha lllALoriaaaary, tuou ; Hie Royal Highness the Oahe PR/AI DIEMT. of Yooc, Ste. in the Chair. I CE-PREI His Grace the Duke of Bed ford. Right lion. Earl Dartmouth. Biala Hun. Earl Maim. Right Huts. Lurd Grsutir)•. Right Dim. Lurd Gres.% Me. Bight Hu.. Vac. Bulb:ley. :111 DENTS. Right Hoe. I.ord Rubcrt kropounr, M. I'. Huo. Pu+ry. tAeurgo Ifutfurd, Eq. M. P Houry Tioirutom, E.l. M. P. Bemitit, Julio Boicwbura, Log. Rev. E. W. iilitaker. /REIM til+ent Forster, jun. Eq. STEW •1011. John Bine:ham, Esq. D. B. Fowler, Esq. 111OliVIS no Winston, Esq. IS. LeobiorAtuts, List M• P. Chi 1i ri Crawford, tail. Peter Martineau Esq. Bev. Dodd, A. M. Arthur Nubia, E:ais. EAwart Furster, Esq. I C harks Pieschell, Esq. Furssterui Esq. T.'l'. Rigby, Esq. Dinner at Half ILLI Hour past Fire. Tickets Tweire Shillings each. No Servants will be adulated hot those of the President, Vice-Presidents ' Treasurer, amt Stewards. Tickets way be bad of the 'I ressurers, Stewards, the Soeretwy, the Collectors. Mr. Junes, 6, Chapel-street, Pot tuovilla, Mr. Crisp, Sierra Le ire Other, Bin:bits-lane, aarl at the Mar Odic, Tesrarrt, 301 IN Gil IN DLAY, Secretary. IMPROVED MINIMAL. TEETH. PALEUR amid DELAFONS, Nos to, Woburn-place, Rosell-aputre. Tyr 3. FALEUIt reapvetfully annouces to the 1 Public, in Addition to We improvements in the rout paini.uo f SISO ERAL TEETH, which have *wield) Ova so muck satisfaction, that he Las ?tanned and brought to per t...ciao an effectual method of intrudiiring an ARTIFICIAL PA LA f F,, to es cniaoletely to silica the satiiiter,For that spvvimen of We art. Ns. F. at auablod Lo refer to • kiell (H. t'T !Ala" eadanoalltuabladiblegibloar Tooth nod robeu•lorau M a ray the aba.tra War, and whose sufferings mid ftt•Tuttuat a COglerqUelt , eotral pad fur Klft/111 )ran; but he I, Jolt' u. far relieved, as to be esadslyd in tau, think, and talk, silk r ,e cud sativfectioa Mr. F. P.:: mbe leave to caution the /Wilk against the in ridiousst u.ct. a a., advert:sine hteut.st, who is indefatigable In his eodriiroura to injure him. 'ft:, ungenerous calumuy has 011..11 given in VitiOUS Publications, bat so esnitieasly • that he maul drug hnn heron: a Tribunal of ..ua tire. lir. ntleur, heitichouoilied with au extrusive portion of puLlic fai.aur, cuts feel uu other sentiment .for this envious, iiissiomitiotrfh and il I.tAble Old 111.01, but pity. And )1... Va.^ kill' is coundeat, that sthile he continues to give satisfaction to those who homer mint with tlitir commands, no seurt of all tlfll(rut I '.uis enmity %lit: a British Patilic. Mr. Fat. or his also to produce it apecimen of this pilson'a skill—Niue Artificial Teeth, which he gat from a Gentleman, who ranks h , igh iu the State, Mit to u.<• his name, end Ist which be was stramcfally clanged the enormous win of sixty - Relates! ! Ms. Firer begs leave to edll, that in enttssrmenee Ts. viols captrinseuts, he bas succeeded in uvikiu UL- Mineral Teeth so incorroptiliti, that he irrigates to replsce them, fre of espetiee, if they art ever lowers le seer ur change cattier, er say other defect. ALL TRUTIR IA SALUTARY TO MAN, end vliovver iligeoreve sr mss' it in any portion, ies.kqs as vmential S..' Tyler to his Country and his K iwi. Prot-owned nirn h iv,., of lute, thrungh the medics of the Prom, laid before th,• piddle eye the verouts "impious, of d•sor.lers, wh.rh , hos ever, t.l tlr • delicate and enseepti hie 'guild, it is mil:, iiree•isary li.r Its to glance M. We hive the liappine‘s to inform thine persona, whit, either from coast' tttt ton or ;occident, or acquired Wilt, Orem haul study, chsn~c oirlimate, vio'eat diseppuintinciat, ifil nt,:erate grief, or r•rrtraes army kind, labour ender those clis.m.es which remelt from a dratmeasent of htlitVoll/8 igeneral IW partial Ott Lrry, that. from' the union of more overate anatomies! knowledge, with my elahwate chemical analyits, we hare k iu oar prior to insert, to most cams, a perfect re-esteldiehisent of ikell.h omit strength. The Meet, and other tunic medicines, which have h.•en triaally atisninnavrvil, sit 0111 cline of those rompleints, we have found, from r•pettruce, to be by nor means adequate to the verferniance of a coluelete and lasting curt; sad MERGURY, the ordistry opeedle hr other cows, is end wet sally known to or prodoetwe• of the must mi.chtirroes effects on the buuu., cioutitioion; we beer therefore lo iterer-est, by liiriii.ig the whole of our utu•utiotn exclusively to this subject , is,stt by the air( of 17 years experience in an mi.- kass e pt. tctiev, to oiler to the public it music of treatntrat entirely new, which has is hos sue instance hitherto been known to fail As a great part of these 41111111115 ham Its art( in the mind • that has been particularly attroded to in the present matlitij of ears; 11.111, as it is a fact, well known to prof...atonal teen, that peewit% of each ;es, awl ei all eq., of all situatimis iu life, and every de wriptiats of character, are halite to these ihamitria, particularly those of elegant sad cultivated muds, very tabard sentnnents and feeleirga, and of studinns sellea tary habits, inost especially those of a quick and brely fancy, and fertile lot &aviation—the Poet, the Painter, wad the Nardi, t—and those n Loom an affluent fortune and high rank io wcaety leave eac•uded from a!I mutual labour, sad regular eniploymenti fur the sake of seeh Patients, %hose mind., naturally timid, are tendered still more so l.ry the very nature of their complaint, the strwtest attention is paid ti. dire. and %eerie', said a cettam, a permaneat and ra dical Carr ' is soletu.,iy raaritahl. Marina. CICTUit 1 E uad CO. ..:itrgeons may be consulted. at thste Wyse, VI. toy, Hattua-Garden, by Patieats of either sex, perninally, or by letter 'pout p yule inckering a Rook Note, Whelk die accessary Advice and Nfetbeines rill be given, or seat to any part of the kiic,doin. Ontie.;ts it the cou..te; ere rrAitioiterrto ate..ribr the par- tirvinre of their coiriptaietr, t e n, att..l general habit of Rein—au. 107, Ilath3e4Asnka • VIES'S Lift. OF ttAiltit.i. published, is two Voluows„ Crusts 00. s NM F , s ith additions and illustndisus iu tie tors Notes, price Its. in boards, EMI/IRS of the LIFE of I)AVID ftj(:K, Esq. isterspersed sith Character* and Anec dotes of his Theatrical eoutttultursaics. The *hole foist ing 4 History of the Stage, shirk c.tchults4l period of thirty six years. By THOMAS DAVIS. Printed fur Longman, Harm, -Rees, and Orme, Putman. ter-row. ALLETThIt to J 011.% titlYll l . 11'ARING. Lim. in Refutation of Ws " Oitservatioss as the Pre sent State of the Enst-ladia Gusapany, with Pr. futary Re marks on the" pretended Alarming latelligente lately ,preeired from Madras of the" attained " g...ieral Disaffec tion aino..ggt the 'Natives:" dcc. with titrxteres on his illi beral and unjust conduct towards the Missions:les in India. Amicus Kau, &wires Socrates; sed ands antic& Vcritas" " Out of thine own mouth will I judge tittte.7-144. Loadon Primed fur J. Hattbard, tgo, Piecedßly flnimurtliou, Cut ; and Black and CM, Imedgelhal ttreet. DIEDIN'S GUI EK AND LATIN Ct.— This day is publisb.-a, in Two Volumes, Chows Ott third Fiiitire, with wddloonal Authors, mid Biopsyake.. otices, (chiefly inf English Author%) price. ins. ie. Nesrds, A N INTROt)UCTION to the KNOW LEDGEI-1. of PARE eaIfaLUABLE EDITIONS of the' GREEK and LATIN CLAISIICS, inc!n.floe Ise Atie count ut Put Rttbara ; *chest Greek, :Led Greek and I eti:a Wilkes of thr Septuagint mot New 'fi.seintedt ; the Sr: .litarre de Kt Ituatim: Greek 4tnuattrui and LCILICAII, sod tlratuiesss. B y the Ker. T. TIIOGNALL DIIIDI FS A Printed fur Loornanillurst, Rees shit °nue, Patcrooster row. r LINCOLN RI.ECTDON. Early on Wednetanor.iin, tin immense crowd assembled about the Stone-how, in Ihe city of Lincoln, and for some time a dispmititm to to mtit was utandesterl, which wits, hoaccer, happily allaye:d by a Sinn address of the Town-Clerk (Reu ben Terrewest, Esq.) to whom the city is much in debted for his valuable eaertious. The business of the meeting was opened by JOHN SWAN, Esq. (of (Merton.) who, after payiug a suitable mark of respect to the suetuory of the deceased Member, in an energetic speech proposed the Earl of Mexborougli to the Freenscu of Liu coin, as a lit person to succeed thy lamet.ted Co !fusel !Ronson, as one of their Representatives iu Parlituneut. Mr. Alderman SwAN seconded the nomination. The Earl of Mexsoaoecat then came forward, and said, should he be so fortunate as to he the man of their choke, he should eeteem it the highest honour that could be conferred u;:on him. lie professed u steady loyalty to our much esteemsal Sovereitoi ; a faithful attachment to tr.. Co.istitu ten of the Country ; and promised to use his best efforts to oppose eve - 4 alsiissein-bl4rwevaisofCo Rights of the Church sad State ; to oppose faction iu every form ; to be a seldom supporter of the prerogatives of the Crown, as well -as the hderei44 of the !people; and to promote on every occimion the true interests of that ancient cite. Your late worthy Member," said his I.orl;hip, was firmly attached to your interests! I had not honour of a personal acipiatintunce aid' him, but lam no stranger to his princin!es. I shall eialea your to walk in his steps, and maintain your rights inyie:ate."• Colonel Harcourt was then put in nominetton by 1/FZZIEIAH BROWN, Esq. The nosimatiou was seconded by Mr. Alderman lUrr. Colonel Hatcoultr then spoke as Mows : " Gentlemen-1 do not arrogate to myself prin ciples of loyalty to suet an extent as to deprive others of au equal claim to it: I am .satistleci that all who hear me are loyal and true in their al le.giance to their Sovereiirn; hot under esisting circumstances it is enmeshing more than netts ti e loyalty that it becomes Englishmen to evince —it is a willing obedience to, and an honour. able manly 'support of, His Majesty's Govern ment, that alone can bring us through the dif ficulties in which we are now placed. lam per suaded my noble opponent has loyalty fixed in LIS heart; bat he wants that active loyalty by which alone, I think, the distinction, the exietence, of the country is to be preserved. As far awl can gather of his sentiments, I am convinced it is his intention to support those men who were lust in 'tower. I believe I am not io error, and do not wish to be so. But if I 'emceed in obtaininti the distinguished ho nour of representing you, it is my intention to strengthen HIS Majesty's present Government, awl thus to maintain the internal peace and insure 'toe prosperity of the country. [Here the Colonel adverted to the coudact of the late Admiuie tr:tioo, which he condemned as subversive of the quiet and unanimity of the country, and particularly offetiaiie .and mulonmssing to His. Majesty.)--He coutinucd— lt is my intention, under your orders, by the finuest summit of his government,- to enable him to meet the diflleultie3 of the inotuent. I need say little of our ancestors* having -"Wed, anti that they establis!ied our consti tution : mine have also finiglit rill bled ; uad I too have been employed in the wervice of my country. I Loewe had also the honour of serving in Parliament. To my public conduct I refer you for what you may expect from mein future. No man more re-. sported Colonel Monson than myself. I haveknown him well, have been with him is Ow field of battle, and know that he deserved well of hit oouote-y. he is no more—l sneak of him a .th Knititude for his teen ices, and allude. to my artuaiittaii, e with him as an additional • reivon that l ho floured by i,e.ug his succesrair." - At huff-fit ric bt o'clock the poll be g in. At Ave O in the everairit it dose. 11F.o the Wan' were declared nr e$ %toted iu TeX B.llrists Paces or Sattvpf ay : Fur earl of ... 039 • CoiN,..al Illanietat , O) ) 1 .00 6 .g lilltreupoa tLe Eaal Wad lliCCidiltl Jall e!ect-