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, V ' ) t c et • ITt . . . . ... , • . ; 7 N ..• - 7 "". • c• / ? -5 " - -ei: -.. / / / ) ze .< 1 / .- I ,_. el L. ((/ 1 '_ ; 7 / ~/ / /2 .9/ (%/ /, A. - 2,4-- - ✓ ..... ~ 4 . 7 e - 7 / 7 it/f i / I .' Ie / / . . ..... .. :,.,. , . - _. fl•%:;, I . ;-, .:'•;,.. '. '" 4 ' -. M .• .s. ..- ,• • • ) + + 7)... ~.. ..• milt ~ 1 I L -1. . ~....._ ve .„: . , . . 1! it i ;, R v c ' i 1 i 1 / • , , • • / IA)NDON, NVEDNESDAY, JANUARY '2l, 1824. No. 4i,594. Price 7d. THEATIJE-11111 - 4 L. DRl'llr-LA.VE. EvE\ NI:, WEDN ESIM V, January :21, will bt• performill RITE. p, IPownal; Man-worm, Slr. Luton' Colonel k ; Darnley, 31r. Penley. Ohl Lady Lam. r: 1;arlow.• ; Young Lady Lambert, .1113. Orger; Char. ‘l, Afro which, Tfl SAIL IN FEURFAIIV. FOR m.‘l)lt.lS threei, the Lak ship GENERAL PALMER, 19 Tons, V.otain Titi'm't YET. /liply to Captaln TroArott, St. 3lichatl'n“4lley ; or at thP Jermalrin ofkr.lowee. ThiN ship performed her last Voyage in leas than Nine Moothß. This day is publiNhetl, post octavo. boards, RE . V of . a EC I,I'SE ; Sk,•triwa af I I httravter.„ Retie., Events., lVeitisigs,. (IFinians. .110 t published, I) IVINGTON'S :1\\1;.11. REGISTER, fur the fear ittl•2 ; in ore large whm: Him. price Ilk. in hoards. •„." Lately published. the Volume for 1821, price Ills. of which an Account is bivcii in the " I;ritic" fur June, Dlr.; alNo, the Year 1320 (commixing with his present Majesty's Reign), price • . . _ SALES nv ArrnoN . . . _ '• Latign where we mint , he candid where ne can: Ilut vindicate the way, of I:cod to man."—Port:. Printed tor :Hirer and Boyd, I;d:mburgh ; ar.d G. and W. 11. Whittaker, Loudon. FREEHOLD. COPVII0L1). AND IY.ASF.HOLD DRof:ND RENT AND EziTATES. 8v Mr. IV:1.1.1.01S, • At the Auction Mart, Hartholon:ru- l ain, on NEXT, Han the greater part of her Cargo engaged, and will sail in a tew dar, tlltret I ' (►lt (1 . .1 . 1.()Ni, the tine ('append 'liver-filial Ship '1'11:131Es, ,t, 1, J 4 IfIN !arm )N, ononander, bunhen :170 Tons, lying in the City Canal, ltlaek wall. Ilan superior Areoninnalations for Passengeni. For Freight or Patmage Apply to Isl'l'KLl:~,ltAtiST Eli, and 111'C11.1NAN, • Mark.lanc. Thi, day is publialied. in 3 yds. 12mo. price ILL. H ERAVALD WAK/i; or, THE TWO APOS- T.ITES.—,I, Romance. SL Paul's Charth-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-trall. January ZS. at 'Twelve o'ClOck„ in Loa, EVERAII, FREEIJOE I), (:(/` .HOLD, AN !) LEAsEii()LI) GROt NI) RENTS, Net Ihnine".• If TA 1. and ESTATES. in the C;otinties of Surrey, dilwx , and Sussex part Let nn Lease anti to Tentras at It '9. at 'tents amounting to nears awl. per Amt. To be viewed till the Sale, and d•seriptive Particulars had at thf slart, Ana of Mr. Tbregneutoa-street. DEAF AS A POST. caotar! Teamlt ton, Mr. Browne - ; Triatmut Sappy, Mr. Liston. „ 1 rv. I trger. To mieluile with the Pantomime of AND THE FINING 111E,ST : Or, IkIM,EK AND THE PRINCE.iS BarPopiiti. Mr. Howell ; Pantaloon, Mr.T. Blanchard; GlOlOl2. V:14111 1 . Misr Smith. Tomnirrow, Philandering. Iln Ernlay. Philandering. '.• The Pantomime every evening until further Datice TIIEATUE-11111"..11., CiII'E.VT.GARDEN. fr„,s EVENING, %S . EDS ESDA Y, January 21, will be performed the Coniedy of THE. OF TM.: WORLD. Sir Pertinal Mnetyenphant, Mr. Young; Lord lainihercourt, lir. Bartley; Egerton, Mr. Pr o per; Sidney, Mr. Abbott; Mel- Mr. Keenan. Lady Ititelolpha linuibercourt, Mr.. Chatter. ley; Linty Martreophant, Mr, Pearce; Constantia, Alias Beau mont ; Ileay limn , ,lts. Gibbs. To conclude with the Pantomime of 11,1a1,1:1) 1 'IN A NH NSW ROBIN: Or, TIIE II'SE THAT JACK B U ILT. flaelerrin, Mr. Ellar ; • Pant:doom_ Mr. Baran ; Clown, Mr. .1. S. Grimaldi. rs M.Vody. To-marrow, Joho Bull. Frcdar, Tints= the Tartar; with Simpson and C.4a, • •.• The Pantomime every evening until further mains Printed for I:. and ‘V. It. Whittaker. Ave Maria-lane. " 'flint work indicates rolutidernble reading in hooka much re moved front ordinary pents,.l ; it i. idniost always well written, and wonetina, even elonnent. Mort of tile incident, which make up the toory. are interesting, and 1101110 Of thent extremely pathe tic t ri:11 it k altogether worthy of being rescued from wlcoever ob loquy attaches to the minnow cry of onottern works of fiction."— Literary 3luacum, No. 111. relllE STERN RESOLVE : a Tragedy, in Five Acts. fly CIIA IMES MASTERTON. Published by Iletime, 111, strand. Of whom may be had, NATT'RA RERI•3I; or, The Nature of Things: a Pocm. By A Dunderpate. Min. 7s. boards. And the fianie of I.:carte, containing the Rules and Regulations as played in the first Circles in London end Paris. Price CO. LATIN CO3IPOSITION. This day is published, in lord Ithito. consisting of more than LIMO pages, price Ids. bound, a new Edition, with mnsideral.le Additions, Alterations, and Corrections, in one Volume, of A 1)1(71( of LATIN PHRASES; compre hending bending a Methodical Digtst of :he various Phrases from the bcst Authors, which have been collected in all Phraseological IVorks hitherto published ; fur the more speedy progress of ntu. dents in Latin Composition. By WILLIAM ROBERTSON, A.M. of Cambridge. London : Printed by A. J. Valpy, and publialitd by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy-. .b . The present Edition has this advantage over Its peedecet. saes, that it Is enritbed with many huhdred phrases which have bitherto been unrecorded t and these hare been drawn from th e purest roan ' by actual perusal—hunt Mieitus, Te rence, Ptah its. SPLENDID SA LE OF Pll7 1.: It L!:. By Mr. AVII.LI.IIIS, /it the Auction Mart. Barth ~ 1,, mcw-larc, On IWEIINESD.II . Next, Januarr 2:;;M at Tweirc ni ;Pet, (Under circumstances which will rot atlmit or au) r , :ei cc. j' A vm.t ..% ISLE Collection of (:all• ry and Cabinet la PAINTINGS. among which will be fout:•1 scvtral chn . .••• specimens 61 the Italian, trench, Fienl',.ll: Dutch, am: Enal , s'.l schools, in Li cxcellait state of prcrcrvatii.b, tram the ;',.•: . .cils u: the following 31asters: viz.— Caracci: ' Albano, ltuysda , .:l • Nzvicu. L. Da Vinci, Cusp, D. lticka:rt; Itlecr!on, Vandyke: ILl)wart, Gosstir, "s!orck. Rcnibrandt, - G. Ikutw, Van Oss, liackl.i:p..: , Murillo, Begs, 1 acil?ninnl, Puwull, Albano,' Ifaltbima, I'. Nevi% " Glin.sti,mu-i• , Rombouth S. Rosa, Vali II iyauen, - 3itirlaail, Vlto Cioselts. P^rottar. Wang, Ste. &e. To be 'Viewed de Tanis, greculthe sod morning of sale. and Catalogues bad sizArl i pL au osestleg. tat is , essh,) at tbg 31m -t, anti of 111 r. Williams trod. - To mil in 3lareli, and to call at Port. , mouth for Paesengerx, Fiat M.ll I R.IS and I,CIITTA, the fine fast-xailing eak Ship Cl/1,(;11NI).t, A. I, .1.131 ES IVES El). WAIMS, Commander, burttien Tuns, lying in the East India Export Dock. Hasa Poop, and very xiiperior Accommoda tions for Paastogers„ and CATtil, an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or P.o.%age apply in 3icsAnc. Fletcher, Alexander, and Co. ii, DevonAire...now t or to //rCKIXS, IS.11:STEII, and 011;CIIANAN, Vl, Mark-lruie. This day is publiahed, in two vas. CIOWD Bro. price I is. hoard., ' the Third Edition of lIIGIIWAYS and HY-WAYS ; or, Tales. the Koad.iiitle, picked up in the Franck i'mvinees. By .1 IL ,11.1i1Niti GENTLEMAN. Printed for ri. and W. It Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. ..... . " Then: Is a great deal of vivacity and humour, as well as pathos, in these stories, and they are told with a power of notivaal char:tc t," painting, that could only have resulted from long rtsitleucein France, and from habits of social intimacy with thearniophistkated and country part of the French ointimunity, with whom the Eng lish traveller seldom gives himself the trouble of getting acquainted." —New Monthly Magegine, April, A!on, lately published,. in octaffp„leice 12s. hoards, , The LrcusmA,Tio r ywrincEr MYELIN, Esq. late Major of the • • of isietty. .• %Veil e'en to't like , falconers, Hy at any thing we see." Shakspearc. EAST INDIA 1101'SE, JAN. 14, Int. TINE COl r liT of I/lIIEtTOIN of the UNITED CO3IPANY of JIER('II.►NTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, du hereby give Notice That the ninny/in be ready to receive PropUula, at any tintarera or Wan WanstllDAT, the 4th February next, from mil Meson sr Parma as tray be silting to Build ten the Company, in the River Thames, • *hip of the burthen of about thirteen hun dred tens, builders' measurement; itperifying the rate per too at which they will engage to build such Ship. The particulars of the dimensions and scantlings, and other conditions, conformably to which the Ship is to he built, may lie bad, and the Draft of the Ship rem, upon appliention to Captain Pau'demon, the Company's 3laater Attendant, at this Ilcuac, on or before rat DA v nest, the Ilitb inst. This day is publisluvi, in 4 volt price ADELE ; or, the TOMB of my MOTHER. A Romance. Br PAIL. SEIIRIGIIT, Author of "Coinridenee, or the Soothsayer," &t. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Landon. Where may be had, published this Winter:— FESTIVAL of MORA, by L. S. Stanhope, 4 vols., Second Edition. IL 4s. Sl}:Gr, of KENILWORTH. A Romance. By the lame, 4 vols. I!. 4e. TRADITION of the CASTLE .by Regina M. Roche, 4 vol.. IL /is. CHILDREN of the ABBEY; by the same. Ninth Edition. 4 vols. IL 14s. WII.IT SHALL BE, SIIALL BE; by Mrs. Meeks, 4 vols. IL 4s. VEILED PROTECTRESS; by the IBM; 3 vola. It. 7s. 63. ZENOBIA, QUEEN of PALMYRA ; by Miss O'Keefe, 2 vole. Its. Isx CorrctAforsr., 20, limn licanons. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership rullist ing between WILLIAM HILTON and T11031.1s PAGE, Wine 3lerehanl{s, was Dissolved by mutual consent, r.l the 25th December lett, 1 / 1 2:1. The Business trill in Future be carried on by the said WM. HILTON, on his own account, who is authorised to receive ar.: pay all Itebts due to the raid Partner4Op. !why sultitler TIIEJTHR. ► T ill% EVENINGwiII , \WEDNESDAY, January 21, Inc performed . THE OA3lllLlittr; ; or, Mader, though it have no tongue, will speak •• %V IM num otiraculmibrgan," After which the Pantomime of VOX AND GEESE: Or, 11.1R1,141 • IN THE IVIIITE KING OF CIIIP,M. llorloguiu. Mr. A old; Pantaloon, Mr. llenderson; Clown, Mr. llartiond : Columbine, Mice Adcock. To conclude with FOUR INSIDE t Or, OPT BY I . IIE NIGHT COACH. Just published, in three volume., 12mo. price 21s. boards, the Secood Edition, of ()S NI 0N D. Ai'ale.—Hy the Author of " The Favourite of Nature." The Temlers, with the words " Tender to build a Ship" on the cover, to be severally scaled up. and left with the SAcretary at that House, at or before Twelve o . clock at ni (xi, on the 'mid -1111 day of February next, beyond which hour 110 tender will he received. .11 /SE 1/A HT, Secrzta.y. Printed fm O. and W. B. Whittaker Ave Maria lane " The high reputation which the Author of ' The Favourite of Nature' acquired, by the publication of those deeply interesting volumen, sill lint, we are sure, suffix any diminution by the pub lication of hotomd.' The pleasure we derived from the perusal of the former work. made us look forward with sonic anxiety to the appemence of Osmond ; and, we are happy to say, our expecta tions hare not been disappointed." " The history of Caroline Lasalle% is altogether beautifully told. 11cr misfortunn end fate are highly kffccting; and the way in which they are related would not have diegrued the Author of " 1 larissa." is still better than all this is, that a strain of the most pure and amiable feeling pervades the whole work." — Monthly linguine, December, IftYL GEORGE BUCK, DRAPER, TAILOR and HABIT -MA Kit, ropectfulli ahnottnert to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has 1:31()%13) from King , ttrect, ~- vent-he to 211, It t 1 'NT —STREET, three Doors front CialdultAttlye!. CHIWRif; THEATRE. T HIS EV ENI NI:, WEDNESDAY, January 21, will be performed the Melo.Drarrui of THE Ill.:Ian IRDSIIIRE TRAGEDY; 11/IE ANNII'EItSAItY DINNEIt of the 911IP OWNERS' St tt 'lEl' V. will be held at the City of London Tavern, on Tuzsi).% V, the 27th of January. The Flight Honourable the Earl of Liverpool, K.G. President, in the STEIVA RDS. George Bridges, F.sq. M. P. Joseph Horsley, Esq. henry Blanshard, laq. Edward (lorry, Esq. Jansen took, Esq. John Nick()lls, Esq. James Shcars t Esq. Edward Hawke., Esq. Charles Herring, Esq. Isaac Sony. Esq. John Higgin, Esq. Money Wigrani„ Esq. Dinner on table at half-past five o'clock. S. Secretary. had of the Stewards, and at the SKETCHES IN BEDLAM. This day is published, in Ova price lOn. 6d. in boards. QK ET( lES IN 13E1)LA ; or, Characteristic Traits 1.7 of Insanity, as displayed in the Cases of One Hundred and Forty Patients of both :Ivies, now, or recently, confined in New Reden), including :Margaret Nicholson, James Hatfield, Patrick Walsh, Bannister Trulock. and many other extraordinary Ma niac., who have been transferred from Old Bethlem. To which are added, a suctinet !Eatery of the Establishment, its Rules, Re gulations, Fortin. of Admission, Treatment of Patients, &c. Having laid in a Stock of the best Swam Spanish, and Cloths. he is enabled to say, without a chalice of contradt-tion. that Ladies and Gentlemen ern ~be titted with Clothes of all de. scriptiens, In as good style as at any respectable House in the Me tropolis. Centre House between Conduit.stalet and Miuldoz-street. ir, THE 'VICTIMS OF Mulford, 51t. licrogoogh ; Freeman, Mr. Stanley Fensiosd, Mr. Lewis. Mow, Mrs. Stanley; Elie, Miss Porock. After which the farcical Miriam of THE STUDENT: Or, lA/VF, WAR, PHYSIC, AND LATIN. The Characters by Almrs. Smith, I havidge. and Loon ; Madames Dsndgr, Parrock, and Voting. To aincludc with the Oriental Spectacle of E CALIPH ‘'AT EK ; Or, THE CAREER OF CRIME. Yalta. Mt. stinky ; Hamm, Mr. Aluvraye; Morakoriabid, Mt. Daridge Kburassan, Mr. Lewis; Fedladallah, Mr. Siouan; Os them, Mr. Smith. Zaida, Mn. Stanley; Nouronihsr, Miss Perak ; Leila, Mrs.licoung. .11im, by the same Author The F.ll'ol'R ITE of N.ITI'R E. A Novel, in three vol. Elmo. Third Ellithm, 21a. 'manic THIRTY-TWO NEW PUHLICATIONS, OF SUPERIOR CHARACTER GENERAL UTILITY, IN TEREST. TILEPOPULAR THE TII I lITY-TIVO undermentioned Important NEW Wt MK'S, cm the most Interesting subjects in Lite rature and Science, were this day published by O. and W . 11. Whittaker, London; and are on sale at Oliver and Boyd's, Edin. burgh: and at all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. I. THREE THOI . SAND LIVING MIMIC., CHARAC TERS of the PRESENT AGE, British sod Foreign, with One Hundred and Fifty Portraits, a match-book to Debretes Peerage and Ilamnctage. Three yids. 21. 2s. boards. 2. ROBINSON'S ABRIDGMENT cif HUME and 33101 r LETTS HISTORY of ENGLAND, with a continuation to dile Present Time, and 410 superior Engravings, Vs. bound, or iris. in royal; or the Letter -Km, without the Lapwings, at tn. bound, or the Engravings separately at M. 3. The BIBLE, in all ‘izerand various bindings, with Ca En gravings, after Paintings of the great Masters, from 6s. tb 7s. molt than the unilluatrated Editions. QMITH'S CAMBRIAN ESSENCE, for giving the true WESTPIIAI.I.IN or WOOD-SMOKE flavour to kinds of M EAT, whether flame, Tongues, Bacon. Beef. Fish, while it conpibuteseasentislly With the salt to the reservr.. thin of the article from decay : and as no heat is useil in the re cess,. it is on thlt account notch lens FASIe to bero ni c rusty, or lose tri weight, while the favour *ill prove decidedly superior t.. that given by the ontinary method of smoking in a chhintey smoking-house. This meinl article is now first advertised for pdn lie sale, under the nisurasce, from an experience and Pale of nil years, that it will perfectly answer the above description. It ntsy be had of 'piny of the most eminent Oil and Region warehouses, with full directions attached to each bottle, and in rt.,: i. cularty recommended to the notice of private families , as the tat t and Most economical process yet discovered. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors, Edward Smith rot Co., Chemists, Ac., 29. Haymarket; also by Atitiomn, 302. Oxford-street ; !Versed Co., os, firaceehurch-street linninstnad. 176, Staabd M`Alillan, AM, Lesdenhall-street • 11. Neighbonr, 131 4 High Holborn ; A. and I. Sterry. Boroughs and sturge and Scn i Newington-Butts. In stone bottles, 2s. each. Tickets t►ne Guinea each, to Bar of this Tavern. BY A CONsTANT OBSERVER. London: Publidted by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-tow. CATON ON NERVOUS TH.:BII,ITV, ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE, ike. This day are pohlasbed, price 31. Gd. lIOPTTLA OUS CHR NERV It REMARKS, Medical and Literary, on ONIC DEBILITY, RELAXATION, I I'INKIIONDBIAC, and HYSTERICAL DISEASES t contenting an Inquiry into the Nature, Prevention, and Treatment of those Names called Nervous, Bifious, Stomachic, and Liver Comglints: with Wm:random on Low Spirits. T. M. CAPON, Surgeon, It, Norfolk-street, Strand, late of the United Hospitals of nt. Themes and Huy. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. .20, Paternoster-row I C. claw ; Id, ilall-mall ; and Bowen, 315, Oxford-street. .... QTRANGERS' FRIEND SOCI ETY, instituted in the IC/ Year IPS, for VISITING and REM EVINfI the SICK arid insvar.ssEi, molt their OWN lIA The principles on which this Charity are founded are the most benevolent and disinterested. Protesunts, Romeo Catholics, Strangers, and Foreigners, have equal claim to relief, on the sole recommendation of the misery which surrounds them ! In carrying on this work of mercy, upwards of 360 V i‘itors are engaged, who give their services gratuitously, cheerfully, and constantly ; whose sphere of labour is not confined to the 3lctmin,lis merely, but ex tends from Chelsea to Poplar, and from Camberwell to Hackney. In this wide range, all cases of the Sick Poor which come to the knowledge of the klembers of this ('henry (by recommendations or diligent search), are visited, and the bounty entrusted, by the public for distributit n is disposed of, under the direction of the Committee ' with discrimination, and w ith as muc h liberality as the multiplied aliens of each pink-tiler district admit. The incromed diluent among the Poor of the Metropolis at this inclement season, urges the Cunimittee again thus publicly to make known the claims on this Society. Wien the Committee put teeth their advertisement last month, they were under the ne amity of stating, that severel hundred canes they on the books demanded immediate relief, but that the Vends were exhausted, and that the Treasurer was in advance. hiueejhat time, were& liberal contributors to this Charitable Institu hose tame for. ward, seamy be new below. Hy means of their earl, the sufferings of the distressed have been In some measure mitigated but the Cosnmittee regret to add, that, through the low state of their Funds, they have only been able to supply scant il y the Mao tiestary demand. of EIGHT HUNDRED SFFFERE7I:4, who are still, in the bitterness of their distress, praying ter further relief. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, &c. No. Mit, Regent-street, opposite Burlington-street. W C.Litilhq:;s:l3l}:.cßbretypectf has otglysig,orins the a hid e Friend . Premises at a 100;CsElliER, where he has on . ii ‘ ale ' a valuable COLLEC TIt IN of woR S in every department of Literature, both new and second-hand; a choke tickets's of the most approved and po pular JI TVENI LE PUBLICATIONS, suitable*. presents foe Youth of both Sexes. Fancy Articles, Statiouery, Drawing Pen cils, &c. W. C. Item also opened a Circulating Library, which contain. an assemblage of the most p opular and interesting Works; to which will be added new - Work of merit, as soon as published. Letter-pivot and per-plate Printing neatly executed; and Binding in all its branches .. ..—......-......... ......—.- .1. COMMON PRA YER.BOOKS, in ISte taanner, with 60 Engravings, fans Is. lid, to 3, rid . additional. S. NATURE DISPLAYED in all its Department's and Va liCtiN, and adapted throughout to the present thle or Inowledge anti discovery. In six vols. with MO Engravings of 1,110 striking objects, price .Sl. 10s. in boards. 6 The ATLAS of NATURE, exhibiting, its 100 folio show of Engravings, above 1,0111 of the moat CIIHOUS and interentihlt Objects is Nature, plain and coloured, serving, in regard to Naar ral Philosophy, ?faith,' History, gc. the pram of study and lerevettee as a Haoraphical Atlas serves In Dexitreapky, price 21. les. In boards, or 21. 120. la half ,. Illi ITCH E Lls'll UNIVERSAL - OA HIST te all ARTS and SCIENCES, beautifully printed la red and black, earth 200 Engravings, price 7a. R. NICHOLSON'S POPULAR COURSE or PURE 1110 MIXED MATHEMATICS, in all branches, with Euclid aura tirec e zn p i eta, and 2,000 Engravings, 'en 11. Is. bound. Also a KEY to the 'ag, in which 1,500 quellinal are worked at length , price s. 6d. 9. 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CII EES E Ali ilia Crl., Cami er art .1-VIL ROUSE, Bk. Oxford -street. tiro dbora West of NVelts: sweet * beg leave to offer to the Nobility, Guam, and ethers, sile undertoentioned ArdelNi. it a reduction of laity per Cent. :at in go - ileceit Awls Stripes and Cheeks la. Id. per yar4l. • TVs Itundrod and dgMy pa of real . ibraisip - 4a. titi. p}ewr pairs 1001 , 601 able, 7 1 4 ed. pat ated for okinl . putiroses extra site, 12s. 60.; the largest and Lull!! ROM 1 TS. 10 • sovereign per Pair{ _ Counterp anes lard is each capital Welch Flannel, f.. Tart ; Ure7hints, Is. 6d. the dress Russia Damask, Diaper, Hucka. bee R sea. a yard ; full yard -and.half wide iluniburgh Da. mask, lb. per laird : two ion • half and three yards wide ditto, 2s. 6d. to Ils. ; Turnitive Dietitian. sd. per yard ; very lee dirto, ad. • the vilest and heft made, 11d. per yard. Several Boxes of arms-bleetbed Linens, Ml ltd. per yard utcler the usual prices; a cam quantity a little soiled at a sacrifice ; also several dozen Hamburg) Damask Table-cloths and Napkin, to match, warmed cheap, just reserved ; three Dozes of Scotch Das mask Tab and NapkinS, from 7d. each. Messrs. C. and Co. particularly claim the public attention so theft Mach-approved IsdiL Lonffloth Shirtmg, from lid. to per yard ; uiaitely fine ditto , 9r wear, la. to Is. per yard ; and India tteconet Muslin' :ar Cravats. I'.. to Is. tid. per Mum i Nortirieit Capes, Tabbilnets, Poplins, Born. basins, ik.c. is. a reed; besides an incomparable Stock of Russia, Scotch, and Dish'Sheetings, exceedingly cheap. The wear of every Ankle guaranteed. and an Honda bought at Gloucester House, Wpm approved, will be.esehaugrot. A discount allowed on all Parcels amounting to Ten Pounds. To CATHOLIC NOIII.IOIEN AND FAMILIES. IT must be obvious to all who duly consider the sultject, that the mate of the 1484 /CHINO VA THOLICS it) ENG. LAND, and mare particularly in the i'IIETHOPOLIN. is ca pable of great improvement, us regards their morals and happi mos ; and without dwelling either on the isa r caukom to whith they are subject, or the disadvantagni under which they perpe tually labour, it is presumed that every measure that would tend tn promote economy and industry, and counteract the genera/ distress, which too often visits whole districts, would meet with the liberal patronage of the 1110 ft wealthy members of the Uni versal Church. DIDDIN'S NEW LONDON TrfEATItE. The Most elegant, and, with reference to its executing, the Station of the lifritish Theatre extant. Originally publt:t e t 1 1 . well PUT, but now re.pobliabiog at lid. NLIV LONDON THEATRE; being a Col lection or the mpsi esteemed and popular Stock Tee ig lm a , Comedies, Opal& and "meet, new Perfoenting ea dm including all the best Pieces from the days of ,hems J owugn and limumont and Fletcher, down to our own times. Correctl y gimn Moat Copies used in the London Theatrar), with Critical Romarks. Considering that the greater part of the distress that is to be found among the poor Catholics, arises front sickness., and that the red i, increamsl by the want of medical assistance, and the total. suspension of the poor men's earnings; and further, that (to say nothieg of the uncertainty of those institotiona) Irish labourers, indeol Catholic. %frailly, are excluded from the advantages of nom Ilen, lit Societies, it is respectfully submitted to the mote Wealthy Catholic That an Institution should he Reined under the Act of Mt Geo. 3. esp. IM, to enable Catholics generally, of all denominations, so peptide. by Alsinthly Contributions., certain Weekly Allowances during sickness and Ink •y, and stuns of Money at Death, for Butts] Expenses, ke. That the contributions, required for such allowances, should be fiord by proper actuaries at the lowest possible rate, to Secure tbe pem.seence and stability of the Institution. That the society should be aided by the voluntary Subscrip tions of liononity Members, n:4l be governed by a Committee Amen from and by the Honorary :Subscribers and insuring Member,. By THOMAS OISDIV„ Author of several Drunatic 'Piece& The Committee can only ref* to the Cases inserted In their Annual Reports, In order that something like a correct idea may be formed of those scenes of wretchedness which are presented daily to the Visitors of this Society in the garrets and cellars of the Metropolis; and not unfressuattly among the wretched objects thus found, arc many whom various (identities have reduced from itua. tints of comfort and reputation. Some of these hare, in the days of their prosperity, been eyes to the blind and feet to the lame, and have visited the widow and the fatherless in their distress. The sad reverse which such permits experience in the dark day of ad. versity, claims a peculiar notice; and painful indeed it i s to h ear the tale of their sufferings, and to have the tenderest sympathies called forth, unless the hand of charity can he held out to dispense unto them the bounty which they need. It may be seen by the last Report, that in the year Intl, 7.M61 cases, chiefly families, were visited and relieved, and amongst them the sum of 3,1631. distributed. London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Paternoster-row. VP This Work has experienced a very extended sale, and, in point of paper, printing. and illustrations. will be found aispOor to ahy Other Edition of the Drama ever o4lhed to the Public. - The Stock having lately passed into the hands of the present Proprie toes, they have reduced the Price of each Number to Sixpence; thus ?enduring it not only the most elegant, but also the cheapest Edition of the British Theatre extant ; the whole being comprised in Twenty-six Cabinet Volumes (or may be bound in Eighteen), eatbeHhhed with upwards of Five Hundred Wood Engravinn. LIST OF THE PIECES ALREADY PUBLISHED. I 1 Alexander the Great All for Love Cato Oaent of Narborme Distrest Mother Douglas Duke of Milan Earl of Knee Eati of Warwick Edraed the hick Prince TRAGEDIES. Fair Penitent Oasneeter George Barnwell tfirerian Daughter Isabella Jane Shore Lady Jane Om Mehemet Mourning Brido Oroonoko Orph Orphan an of Chia* Revenge Roman Father Siege of Damietta Tamerlane Tancred and Sigh. munda Venice Preserved Zara IRE'S (1 RA 3111 A R of the ELEMENTS of AS TRONOMY, in all its &amber, with MI beautiful Engravings, Ps. Gd. bound. --- 11.TireANECDOTE LIBRARY, containing 2,5011 of the best Anecdotes on all subjects, constituting the most amusing Vo lume in the language, les. dd. bound. lit. The lINIVF:IISAL RECEIPT BOOK, containing SA* Receipts on all the social and domestic Acts. and constituting the most useful volume ma printed. By Collo liackenzie. ItRCuL bound. comrnms Farmer'g Wife Faithioneble borer I:oorinatutird Marl Hypocrite That the Members should meet annually only, for the election of (Aces; and, that the business of the Society should be carried on at 'mue convenient plan -..not a public house. t if the positive advantages arising from this step, none but those who have co;:salered the subject cat them any idea. The promo w Of inilmary and economy; protection against that distress which e result of mCkiiil4 of death ; the prevention of contagious dia. by the prompt attention which would nuanAte from the bo snutting ille'llekilwactititmers, are some of the earliest of the is which would be produced; and it is under this impression friends to such a measure are carnally solicited to cemmuni with a Gentleman who has determined to found such an 'mai. m in Ismilon, and who will lend his aisiatimee towards coa ling such societies in any Fount, or l'ify in the ('nited King_. and furnish the Plan, Rules, Calculations, and the Certificates fired by the .let of Parliament. ons who may feel desirous to ' ,tarmac such an object, by thing from one guinea upwards', either annually a as a do : or who can knit any assistauee towards the undertaking nun ( he dridrous or establishing such a Society in any part 4ngland, Ireland, or semiarid, upon principles which cannot are tequestid to forwards • ne, ping paid. to 31. (I. R. Peel's 'tints, Fkl:t-,erect. KNItI"S NIMINKSIA continues .o itiyitvrti wt‘li the most serupulous care and attention, ntri. T114111.1S and W 11,1,1.1 NI II EN RV. nianutic !heiniste. Manchester. It on sold in bottles, price •A... hI.L, rhos stoppers at 4s. G.I. stamp included, with fun direr. its use, 11 their various .'.gents in the metro,olis and the I.'nned Kingdom : but it cannot be genuine unless arc (-mourn! nn the Government stamp, which is tired . cork Or stopper of each bottle. Auto of the Venders of the {Magnesia may be hail, authenti bv a similar stainp, . 1 R 4 )31.1T11' SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the in- Mr. HENRI', and the only genuine preparation at article. IV DENIM :Ws STI 1111,101's Ok FAMILY I'ILLS 111;.1.1,111. lIESE (untirclv v..getable) am unrivalled In of 15... of Appetite, Noises anti Giddiness 'he Ilead. L owness of Spirits, natidency, Obstructed Digt,- tagelier with ill Affections of the laver, and Bilious Bliss N• I'dls contain not one atom of mercury or m in era l ' Ur so inrilli4rly mild in their action require no confines or alteration ill Met. The most delicate females find them 'Nair henedrial to their general health, and all who have used 9"1111 " P I 1.1.:4 pronounce them the most safe mild, cites ct:aot. Nothing can prove the au ght! of these rill, mor e th an t h e numemus cases comm unicated '. "I . the hittlir.t n'sprc co tability, and the countenance them ht the first inet:nal character* in present practice. 31 roil iiim—psisains residing in hot elintates—those livt . s. mod eonotienial rsolemen, will had them a to repel the amtclot of disease arising (torn neglect, die w ant o f exercas. or the tfliTts ot climate. One 'll,oa I:1, hour of einoer admirably calculates. to *mist m e i 'SL e‘rew , of the tahlc, and give a healthy action to J, , I.:1., Is. titl. 4s. ad. ; and for the m ors ai:d tor c‘liortatUm, large boxes, by which there is ing, at Is. 1:1.F: l'artliss.rs are replotted to observe the name the Co...eminent stanip ad zed to each them f."l/1.. 1111iI.Iti./lIS MOM 1111111 . 1 r similar titles. 4 , , ,• • . I, I - heapsiile, and Itrgent.street, Lan ,u,l",`•`l,-",--ct, I ; and Waterloo-place, Etlinhurgit ”t f . `'"!0,%%. SI. t'eal's Church-yard ; Simon :mil f'it, " 4.11 ' 1 . 0 1. Barelays, 11,sq.markel :• 4313 1: 1 -T. )16 " d " and I 'o., Ilmul-street Johnson, :Soho and mini': :mil hut, Isintlon ; Dean by most resi , ertable Druggists, Ciongliutit suited kiPgaum• 4; rt. LA U, N. yithile of gres NMI ; 11.124 1 they are sub tttally labour prcwnote distrres, whi the liberal p rectal Choir Considerin lonnd among nd i, increa stispenlion nothicg of tl indeed 'mho twat lloot lit wealthy Cath That an It en. IAI, to provide. by during sinks Burtil Extict That the be hied ht t the pen acct That the tines of 11,0 rhosen ton /Innberi. That the • (lilicers; co at winie cif the p o , who hare co Ciao of ludo , it the result toe by the cirty's risith *fleets which that friends este with a t . tartan in he blishing noel dont. and fin ettleired ht Persons wl tetnhing I lion: or e ▪ who may England, it. are try 'Ofrec.lmo Nt - - 1 1 I EN It Mown. rink chew ee with glas lions for In trugttn r names er the rorl Of nitro • by • si cation .4 11, article. •--__ Si' I )1.: to pIIESE vas. • the 'lead, de, '";'• ad ''‘ tin' ▪ ktt .w Haiti of t! Jae. pq...,1 % "'rt thea % sib %fal and t xllO, e st 'ld^ tddn d fow l , • k n . 11 0 bti , th an* ▪ J. 1 0 0 1 • l 'a'r,; 6 e f ert NO' w The following subscriptions and donations, which are thankfully acknowledged, have been received since the last .Itlytetisetnent: .C. s. .0 1. His R. H. the Duke of Right Hon. Eati Crawford Gloucester . .31 10 and Lindsay . .6 5 The Right Hon. Lord Mrs. Rudsdell . . 5 0 Carrington - 21 OJ. Putnam, Esq. .. 3 0 N. E. Kindentley, Esq.. 5 0 John Tritton, L.q .5 6 T. Grenville, Esq. .3 0 P. P. . . . .3 0 Mr. Rentley . 2 2 Miss Vansittart . 6 0 Mr. Parkinson . . 2 2 A valuable donation of J. 11. S. - -2 2 Wearing Apparel from Sir Wm. Ashburnham . 2 2 Mrs. Achmuty. l)itto. a valuable donation Sundry donations of Flan. of Wearing Apparel. nel Petticoats front the 11. Shaw, Esq. . . 9 2 Misses Smith. J. Reeve, Esq. . .2 2 Various donations of b. Shadwell, Esq. .21 0 Clothing from martyße. Hon. Mr. (Milos/ . 2 2 nevolent Indl ideals, Sirs. Delap . 2 2 anonymously sent. Mr. W. Witherby . 2 2 A valuabl e donation of Mr. T. Scarlett . . 2 2 Clothing from Mrs. A. Gordon, Esq. . 3 3 Speitsling. Mrs. Gordon . 22T.F. by L. Heelope, Esq. b 0 W. Cooper, Esq. . 2 2 R. Staig, E sq . . . 2 0 W. S. G. by Mr. Mackie 3 11 T. P. by post from Stone 20 0 Right lion. J. C. Villiers 2 0 C. T. Blicke, Esq. . 5 0 J. Hammett, Esq. Bath 5 0 H. Bollard, Esq. . . 2 2 Right Hon. lord Rivers 10 OR. Barclay. Esq. . 10 0 Sir W. W. Wynn - 6 41 Mrs. liordon,Meneh e at er . 11. W. Wynn, Esq. .10 U square . .'2 2 Rev. G .3 U Mrs. Vaughan . . 2 2 T. C. Hinckcs, Esq. . 6 0 T. Marriott, Esq. . 9 2 Captain Gooch . 2 2 R. Sayer, Em. . . 3 3 S. C. Holland, Esq. . 20T. M . Mundell, Esq. -3 3 Mr. Elliott, Bond-street 3 3 It Mears. Butterworth & Son. Mr. Francis, ditto . 1 1 Mr. Broadhurst . 2 0 The Very Rev. Dean of lion. H. Eden . . ti 5 Salisbury . 1 1 lion. Justice Bayley . 2 2 Lady Martin . . 3 0 Rev. F. Ikvan . 10 0 T. R. by Mr. W. Cooper 6 U S. \Vining, Em. - 3 3 Dowager Countess of By 3lessra. Hoare. Slanvers . 4 Sir John Kennaway Duchess of Buckingham .1. Tillard, Esq. anti Chandos . . 6 0 A. - Colonel Bmwne - - 2 2 Ilan. (1. Vernon .so - -20 0 - 5 0 -- 2 2 Mn.s and bliss Stables . ft 0 Mr. 31. I/. Grosvenor -10 0 A. R. A. . 3 11 J. Draon, Esq. . . A 0 Mr. C. Sayer - -2 2 Mr. John 3lutee .6 0 11. 'F. Z. -2 0 laird Sondes - -20 0 11. T. Z. donation -10 11 P. Grant, Esq. . . 3 3 J. 11. Jessup, Esq. - 2 2 Miss F. Burdett . . A A Ditto, l'hristnias donation l 0 111 Ily 3leatm. AVhitmora, Mn. Jessup - 2 2 and Whitmore. Ditto,Christmas donation 10 10 Knatchbull, Esq. . Si 6 F. J.'s l'hristmas donation: Thomas Wood, Esq. .10 0 —ll Lying-in Women . 11 11 C. . 2 2 —ll Blankets - - 4 Thomas Fisher, Esq. - Si 0 —II Sacks of . 2 IF W. Ilutchinson, Esq. . 5 11 for spacial purposes - 6 2 R. Ilerran, Kari. - .10 fl And several other Subscriptions and Donations, which will ap. pear in the Report for the present year. 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Ready 3loney only. 11 1 1111; Society of cabinet-Makers respectruily infdin 1 the Public that they still continue the above KoLobliphmer.t, for the benefit of indastnous mechanics who have lergn by offering them manufactured articles in the Cabinet line, of the be,. weivinnastahip, and cheaper than any house can do in Lortfort by 25 per cent., there bbing no other profit required on the polls but the bare house expenses ; at the same time will b suffirientlT,. satisfied with having constant employment for thrulselves avit families. This :ode r was estediehed in June, 18111, cor.:•ting of 2.9 mechanics, adding the number of their wives and farnifir,, amount ing to frti: in June, 1819, tire more were added to the :- , ociettt t i . n June, Ilt. l o, ten; and in June, 11121, eight. The eq. : l er now receiving support through the means of this Ei.ablishir t is 191. The Society and their families beg ledve to return t7itir sincere thanks to those Ladies and fientlemen who have hitherto honouMt them with their orders ant: recontmendations, and shall nlways fe.7l happy in their endeavours to give future satisfaction ; at the same time solicit a continuant* of their benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to increase the number t.f the Society. The following articles are inserted as a specimen of the very low prices, all warranted-ready money only. Full sire mahwany four-past bedstead. lath bottom 3/. ; :.a. ; size tent bedstead I t. 611. ; bordered hair mattress to I!. Is. mahogany drawer, stolid ends 31. 3s. ; feather bed 2!. ; dhio, free from dust and smell, fall size 3/. 111 s. ; six japanned thaws of any description in oil 1!. Rs. I best ditto wash-hand %Lents 161.; ditto dressing-table, lie. ; hearth rugs 14s. ; three feet six inches chest of drawers 4!. 4a; three feet mallopuiv Pem broke table I!. Ills.; three feet ditto on pillars acid claws 31,155.; mahogany dressing-table 1R; ditto bidett, I'. 45.: ditto belisteptt 1!. Rs.; ditto ditto I/. 125.; ditto ditio 1/. ditto box glass, two drawers, best British plate 1344. ; ditto ditto it. Ifle.; ditto swine glass. large st..c 35.; ditto ditto As.; ditto ditto lis. ; ditto ditto 12s. ; • .t b„0 and pillow .is. 6d.; tlittodittn 6s. ; ditto dittoes. ; tray 'tin. , ;it ; I. , ng mahogany tray 14..; japanned book shelf 7..1 tea caddy 1.: , . ; Port able desk 21s. ; desk covers in number Its.; music e'lairs, a .1.. pattern Hs. ed. t eight mahogany chain, covered horse I hair, brass nailed fol. Rs.; eight ditto ditto 6/. lres. ; sit ditto 7!. 75.; eight Trafal4,4ar ditto ii!. mahogar.. sees it. match 7!. ditto couch 71. Ins.; ditto ditto lals. ; ditto, with hoisted& 71. les.; set of mahogany card .tnil 5.+f.4 tables, on turned legs, banded in rose.wood it/. ! se; of mahogany tables, two surd anti soft, on p;llars a•, I (lams 121. IN. i ditto, the best that can he ti.a•le to order 4 , enttern, 161. Ills.; bandome 7 feet 6 pedestal ...41.Aionnl, with ca I hack. 17!.; ditto 7 feet 161.; ditto 6 feet 6,1. V.; 1.4.1 llf idss, 0 :* the last p .4terto. 4 feet by itt feet H. 111. ; ditto, 4 fee: hr I I 1:a/. ; ditto 4 fon 6 by 12 fest 6, 16!. 165.: if Spanish. a- t:ivionce of 3/. IHS. ; strati , raillosse IL Is.; to :it htaistcad are .0 are 3!. Iris.; bamboo bedstead and French elliptic top. wi •-•• I a r e and fringe, It/. 111,-; tive-feet mahogany four-post be,i,trcd tees furniture, with French draperies through. co, •', fiy,...f ee t ditto ditto 16!. Ilk.; ditto ditto, with us superior stake, 18!. ditto ditto, with AN'ld cerm, drapery. ?OIL ; drawing-nsmi tit tt , .: . :cad chintz. fitted for window 14. 4,4 ; ditto dire 7i. 75.: ao: perior and elegant style of work lc/. Ins.; dr:mine-:t. 7 0 wood; drawing-mom Tratitg:tr chair.; h 21rl. t table. 2 covers, and sore lit!. Its. ; 1/. I •• -• r room soft 6/. GA.; ditto 7/. 7s. ; ditto /;/.Ik.: 10n50..!a,: • • eat It ss. dd. ; covered tlitto Is. 11' . 'l' 11l 'lt t, COI'MTNV DEAT.EIIS floods parked free of expentio, except the inahrials. all parts of (treat Britain, to the and : . Captains fitted out, and Illerehants surp'.lei with chlr • tiN4h for Exportation. ••• Apartments Furnished at a few ilo , tr% . 90tiCr. !louse, in two or four data. Refuel Rivals Rule a Wife and Have a Wife She Stoops to Con. uer She q Would and She Would Not Suspicious Husband Tender Husband Trip to Scarborough Way of the World Way to Keep Hint West Indian Which is the Man? Wanda' Riaard Ocur de Linn Rosins Sultan Three Weeks alter y, . ~~ i