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(7)4,iit.,:i6? fe.. i b • , T irj ' t . NUMBER 4817. flllllB EVENING, MONDAY, May Is, their ald.etwie Servants will pfirt• ($4 lima this mew* the Tragedy or BERTRAM; OR, TILE CASTLE OF S . F. ALDOSRA ND. Bertram, Mr. Knot; M. Aldabesail, Mr. Itewytiagh; WNW of Si. Amelia, Mr. ; Father Hilary, Mr. linegiss, Mies Marreulay Hier ssesail @premises is that diameter); Matilda, Mies Popes. After which will be predaaid, far the eassiad Buie, a sew Mbar, to be celled THE BLACKAMOOR'S HEAD. Principe! Characters by Mr. Dimas, Mr. Peaky, Mr. B•unerJ, Mr. Harley, Mr. Marshall, Mrs. Grier, Mies hers, sad Mrs. Harlow*. Doors *pea at Six *Vlach—the Perfonissace to begin at Serer. Buses, 7e.; &coed Price, 3e. 61.—Pit, 38. 66.; Second Price, 4w.—lower Gallery, b.; Second Price, le...—Upper Gallery, le.; rand Prier, Ad. Boxes and Places to be tdken of Mr. !pried, Rotunda, /hydro street, fro. Tea till Poor, awl of whoa ass 7 he hail a Private Box asehtly. The sew Free of The Illaeltainearli Need, will its wo rsted rem other Evealag till furthe► India. Tri.innrrow, the Comedy of The Hoary Moos. On Wednesday. the Tragedy of Deaglee. 7 , . ! v.! vols. evo. al Picture &Wit» of :HARD , by hia. THRATUR-ROYAL, COYNNT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. May 18, will he acted, a Play, galled THE POINT OF HONOUR. Chevalier de M From, Mr. Tosses; Paleast Mr. Abbott ; Durand, Mr.o Keeilde ; Steinberg, Mr dialebasd. Mrs. Meffort, Mrs. Pasch; Berths, Mies O'Neill. After which will be prodoeed, fur the second tiers, • new Operatic Farce, twinged es a Comedy of Moliere's, tailed DECEMBER AND MAY. With atm Music, Scesery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overuse sod Music composed by Mr. Bishop. The primeval Characters by Mr. Simmons, Mr. Durmast, Mr. Parrett, Mr. Dismiss, air. Emery, Miss Stephan, Mrs. Garrick, aid Miss Issas,. To w►ich will he added (115th Hese), s sew Pantomime, rolled HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; OR, TH C FLYING ISLAND. Gulliver (afterwards Harterisio), Mr. Beleges the King of Lapels (afterwards Paertalnais), Mr. Nanwas ; Quidrantissinews, Lewd Chaweellue of Lapels (afterwards Clurru), Mr. Grimaldi. The Princess kbunsbuidille (after. wards 0/tumid's.), Mias F. Dermot. The Doors to he erased at Sin o'clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Roars, Is.; Second Price, 3e. 3s. Id ; Second Price, Is.—Lower Gallery, Is.; Segued Price, Gallery. Is.; &mod Pries, W. Pliters fur the BO= to be sates of Mr. Brandon, at the Bus triune, Hari-street, hunt Teo rill Fuer. A Private Bun may be had fur the home, or Nightly, of Mr. Bernadine. at the Boa 06/014 The new Operatic Farce of December sad May, will be repeated ON Wednesday sad Saturday. Tn.sourrew, Rub Ruy Macgregor; after which, La Chose, and Who's ray Father uu Weduruhey, the new Tragedy of Bellasoirs ; or, The of Tutus. In consequence of the great applause bestowed en the F.l' itertassmenta of Last Week, they will be reponand for line Nights longer wily. SADLEWSXELLS. TPRESENT MONDAY, Nlay is. 1818. 1 mid Five following Evenings, a Harlequin Pantomime Nosily new, and partly compiled front seine of the most favourite Pantomimes produced at Sedler's Welds), called THE SALMAGUNDI; OR, THE CLOWN'S DISH OF ALL SORTS. Clow., Mr. Grimehli. Among IS. favourite selected Scenes to be represented, ere the Climes Military Career. The Magic Kitchen; or, Motor and Alm ion amps. With the Power of Pautuutimic 11.1.1 e ; 011ie Obligate, Mr. Gritnaldi. The hottpinime will commeuce with the Clown's Cookery. After which, • favourite Stralcal extravaganza, the Music by Me Whitaker, called PI ANTS AND PLANETS. The perpetual iikairiee at the Box-ii See fur Amor ll' Direrlu Arturioaitas weessiuwed his Reotioreaseui fur Sot Nights more, and he will raotiauwatee kir Exhibitiuu or the Conte Volatile this evering. To cowhide with the New OAWatteau Melanie, celled THE CIATIMAING . OIt THE CEANS. Sol" S.—. Gallery, Is. Doors open at Half-past Five, begin at lidlf-past ex.-- Places kept till Ha'trial Seem. 011 Mooday,-falay 26, a mew Hibernian Anna-Drama will be peallieell. caned O'Dbootigliwe and his White Horse. A Ctutsbeiiiii, and an old litnikali Piste. an is preparation, sith ullwrWhit& NEVER li] Om Hundred eta Sam* Capital Prizes. . LOTTERY DRAYS'S KING'S &ill - Lil-DAY. T 1 Stock-Broker and Lottery- 016,7 e. IE4 Keeper, t, Cunha! Mid Lumbard-street, congests- Wes his Froelich, Ilse' Public, on their peat Success in the last Luitey, there heiwg Oue Hundred Capitals, and more ohs'. Ninety sold' la narese.p.wl the•retrutinder is Tickets. LVTOII begs to remind the Public, that in the present Lot tery there are One Hundred and Seren Capital Prizes of £20,000, £3,000, t1":000; stc. &c. and that the first Twenty 'isei drawn will be One Tionintend •Postatio issob; that Ticket, and Shaman, at present ter, low is price, bat will lo much higher. 4* • Evros cannot help reminding his Friends, the Public, that fur the last Twenty Years the Lottery has been drawn ur the King's Birth-Day, he has sold a greater Number of Capital% than any other 010cr-keeper, and he anticipates a ointintiance of the like Success; therefore he retummaads an early purchase et his fortunate Office, 2, CORNIIILL and LOMBARD-STREET. 111 ---- ICH Oti()N. GOODLUCK. and CO. g-t r.spertfully acquaint their Friends, that the NEW LinTEltY commences Drawing un the KiNG . I BIIILTII - ; and they are happy iu announcing that the Scheme has lwro formed oa the same Plan as the last, with, however, bOilbt Impouvrtutallt. which R. G. and Co. strongly ream immil to public notice. Thtir are 107 Capitals, being considerably more than in the late Lottery, anal 4,000 Tickets for than last. There are Three Priers of £20,000 And 64 of £3,000, £2,000, £ 1,0110, A.C. Upsides a large Priliptlf 61.111 Of £5OO, £lOO, ice. :sc. Adventurers before the First Day have advantages oat as ..tuannl ate, wards, ai the irst TWENTY Prizes drawn Ir.!! hare ear% £ 1.00140 ailitUan• it:eIIARDSON, GODIKUCK, *1,3. CO. have for more n'i"Nto 'ears very large%di•partieipaled s he public favour, mid ha ve no d ou b t th a t the ir Friends. will think of them ..• the pr,teitt occasion—A treat variety of Nheers will be fi.u,al on Vale, at their unquestionan fortunate 001( 3•1111-1110ILDliG11. COW LL, and farm, the Gate of the Kton'aminss, Cluitioo-citons, ; hvh ""Y deleriPlitia of litainempt the Public funds is - I,l Lrun) ssecuttd. «_ 12, • Vitt • i - s• •; t 43. irt I T Al . • . NM= GALLERY, PALL-MALL minis GALLERY, with • SELECTION of A she most celebrated Works of the Italian, Spanish, Flemish. and Dutch Schools, IS OPEN every day bout Nis. is ths Roving anti, Sin in the Evening. Adsidttaiscie Is—Catalogue* I. sy Order, JOHN YOUNG, keeper. _ . MIL WEST'S EXHIBITION. E T GREAT PICTURE, DEATH ON THE PALE HORS", CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRSTSIERSION, with several PICTURES and SKETCHES from odor SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS. ore ow, Exhibissog soder the immediate Patrumasgr or his Royal Bigamous the pounce REGENT, at so. IM, Pall-Mall, near Caellom.Hossa, ovary day from Ten Sill Fare. CHARLES.SHART, Srourisry. 1818. Publighed by his Prebendary of Leadoff and • Printed for T..Corlell sod W. Davies, &road. Of whom rimy be had, also omits by the late Bishop of Lairdsir, MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS so It ELiGIOUS, PO LITICAL, and AGRICULTURAL SUBJECTS. lo two ruts. Sys. Price IL Is. is boards. This day is poblished, in M. prise 'Pe. in beards, w Heir Edition (being the Fourth) of r st,tile ELEMENTS or AL. j ECTURES o GEBRA, chisigsed ler the Use of the Modesto of the East ladle College, and each ether Teeing Prisms as may be desirous of asking denntelves thoroughly acquainted with the First Principles of that Science By the Ire. B. smut's, B.D. F.R.S. Fellow of St Peter's College, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cuing and W. Dm*. Stewed. Of rheum may he bed. by the same Author, 1 SIX LECTURES on the ELEMENTS of PLANE TR IGONOM IiTRY, Sro. Second Editing', price 39. sewed. S. A TREATISE on the Construction. Properties, end of the THREE CONIC SECTIONS, ego. Se cond Edition, price's. in bused, 3 A TREATISE on MECHANICS; intended as au In. trodurtiiii. to the Steal! of Natural Philosophy. In our large volume, bye. prier 11. is is boanls. Sr. PATRICK'S CHARITY iCITOOLIk DIIIIIIII4IIIIII6.TRIIIT, HT. GILLPS . P, Doan-mos% moo, AND ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS, • eouses-aow, D. HIS Rotel Hoichneas the Unke of SUSSEX will take the Chair et the ANNUAL DINNER of this CHARITY,. which is pet off to THURSDAY, the t lth of Jogai ie order nut to interfere with the Dianna of °Usti Charitable Annwiailoaa. AFULL LENGTH PORTRAIT of her Royal Highs, Ms the late PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, paiatrd by GEORGE DAWE, E. 9 IVA.; sad eugraved by J. W. REYNOLDS. T%, Nohilit) end Gentry who have subscribed to the above Prod are reluivettally iaturined, that Use lappiwesiens ere MOW roodp for delivery, at the respective Priut-Sellers, hid at No.!!, Newman-oboe!. Mats, It. I Is. 64E—Proofs, it So ....Font 110, with ruled border /ewe Quiates each. Also, • highly-Ilaished Chalk Ling of their Royal Higleaseare the PRINCESS CHAR and PRINCE. LEOPOLD, in their Box AT THE•THEATRE. En. graved by W. T. Fry, from the mislaid Palatine by G EO. DAWN, Essi It A. Pasta, It. la..—Prours, V. 25.--Highly liniebed it wster.eoleare sad eatiumeed, Free Ostlers. each. ANIMBLE SOCIETY'S oina, sr* JITAIrIe• 1361, FLVV e t-STRIEVT. L'S A GENERAL (' OUR I . of Ow CORPORA TION of the Ali icABLE SOCI ETV fur a Perpetual Assaratiee Office, will be birldea at the Society's Houle, in *trireme' luu, irleeretreet, *a Tbartday, the Mt Day of May lintaot, at Chie of t h e Clock precisely, fur the Electiou of Aa3itors for the Year eireentu. The Ballet to beds at One and close at Folic precisely. JOHN PENSAM, Redurer. UN DON, MONDAY, MAY 18, mt. de, ie filblleilid o printed in I .1 with a Pamela of lb Lerthimp. an Ori .l by Rotresey, pries It. de. hi bawdy the lewd E. 41 A NECDOTES of the LIFE of KWH IL WATSON. BISHOP ef LAJIDA ; written self et different intervals. sod revised la 1514. PubltArd by his Bus, Richard WitOw, LLB. Prel PLAY HO VSE PRICKS AT THE OPERA-HOUSE, FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY. FOR THE BENEFIT OF HR. KELLY, (Stage Illaaarrr.) THIS EVENING, MONDAY, May will be performs/ the most favourite Selections frum Ibo First, and the whale of the &coed Act, of Msetares bribly popular Italia. Opire, s it . IL DON GIOVANNI. Dow fliosseel„ Sow Ambroretti ; Octavio, Stever Crl velli;itoomaseadateri, Greer Amin-swan ; Leporello, Siemer Nelda. Donna Assam, Saimaa Curl ; Mona Elvin, Si gout a Herbals; &rhea, Madame Fodor. Aminspauird by She whole if the Opera Bewd, led by Mr. %Veicbsel. Previews to the Opera (by epeeist desire) Muharl's Greed favourite OVERTURE from the ZAUDERFLOTE. With (by permission of the Sub-Committee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-laise) a Melu.Drainatic Ruinance, in Three Atte, called THE MAGPIE; OR, TUB MAID OF PALAISEAIY. Farmer Gervais, Mr. Genie; Richard, Mr. Wallach; Blake's. Mr. Knight; Isaac, Mr. Osbeny. Dame Givvas, Mr e. Sparks; Anaetle , Miss Kelly. In the Piro Art or the Magpie, will be iatroduced, as en. tire new Divertimment. eutitlrd LA FETE CAM PF.STRE, ice which Mouseeer Baptiste and Marlensuiselle !Mistier will dance The Queen uf Fraucr's Mimeses, and Vestries writ. healed Gavotte. Monsieur Duni u and Madame Pas de Dens Assisted by all the Ballet. Tu wended* with the Grand Historical Ballet caned • LE PItINCE . 11tOUBADOUft. • The Prince, Monsieur Baylis*,; Jseuude, Monsieur Tuessaiul; Radii., Alousieur Boisgerard; Lucas, Mr. Oscar Byrne. Malik's, Mademuinlle Milanie; Edit', Mademoi selle Townley; Janeeter. Madame Breton. Other Chaise tete by all the principal Dancers. In the First Act of the Prince Troubadour, Mustiest Baptiste slid Midemaiselk Muerte will dance Le asarount Gabriel mod Viie Henri Qualm. In Aet she Served, the he de Trois of Nina, by Mr. Omar Byrne. Mademoiselle Trunk,. sail Madams Breton. lir Act Dm Third, a highly pupekie Alemsade, by ths other prime/Pal Dancers, Corps de Ballet, he. Doors open at Six 'Mott ; tbe Neuman. t kilo at Styes. 3 , 4.4kL-43ellery. te. Tickets aml B. t, be bad of Kr. Kelly. 23. Great Iltri4ell•sfireet. euresit-ordee; at Pewees Music Neap, I. the Sim.{; mid et the Opera-Office. ie the Haymarket. Hue Tickets admitted to the Boxes wily. _ _ THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. THE LAST THREE WEEKS. I N consequence of the brilliant Noweelks which 4-unbosom to attend MR. SIATHEWSN Entertain. neut., he will have the bunion to prolong them as above summated., which is the latest possible period to whirls they eau be extended, Owing to the apprusehiag opening of the Englisle Opera fer tkrallummer Season, and to his Numerous viigagemeats iu Car ions pail. order kingdom. The public are respectfully iofuruied, that they will And MR. MATHEWS. AT HOM E, os Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days in the meet three Wachs (Wing positively the last Oases of his appearance in Landow until *eat year), when be will base the humour of presenting his Visitors with an Ellier taineitesit, called MAIL-COACH ADVENTURES, &e. lie. an EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE nu VENTRILOQUY, aril IMITATIDNS. Doors open at Seem, begin at Eight. —Boxes Ss. Pit 3s. Gallery Ss. Upper Gallery to Boars, Plana, and Private Rows sway be takes of Mr. Steverisna, at the Box-Otfice, Strand Entrance, from 10 till 4; and at Frarstaies Library, 170, New 11:uLetreet, opposite Burlington garden). ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, OPPOSITE WATERLOO.BRIDGE-ROA Lc - LAMBETH. Under the immediate Patronage of his Royal Higiniem PRINCE LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG.. THIS PRESENT EVENING. MONDAY. Hay IS, and following Evenings, will be presented,' an entirely new hlrio.Dranietic Spectacle, with uew Music, Seesery, Dresses, and Deetnatiour, called TRIAL BY BATTLE: OR," HEA --- 161 14.1416.THEgiGHT!" After which, a Grand Asiatic Ballet (ruminated and produced by Mr. Lc Clereq. Ballet Master), with weer Music, Scenery, Draws and Dreoratiuiss ' called ALZORA AND NFRINE; OR, THE FAIRY GIFT. Is the cosine of the Evening. an entirely new comic Smig, called.. ISIS Wuuders!" will be snug by Mr. /Rehiring. The wink to conclude with, Bret time at this Theatre, flue popular Melo.Draesa (nut acted these three years), with re. tirely Dew Smutty, Dresses, Decorations, and 1./ripest Music, called MANFREDI. THE MYSTERIOUS HERMIT! 0,0 The Pruprietiirs,inarreler to meet the wishes and sug gestions of many Noble Patrons and Friends, have appro. priated the borer Circles of Buses as Dress &mei. The accommodation of the Frequenters of the Upper Circle has also been paid particelar atteutiou tu—a full awl perfect view of the Stage is maintained—while the appropriation of a tastefully decorated Saloon, fur the purpose of reheats. ments, will, it is hoped, add to the general comfort. Lower Hours,4c—tipper Buses, Ss —Pit,t. —Gallery, le. Doors to be Narked at Half-past Five, to begot at Half. past Six.--Half-price at Half.past Eight. Places for lire Boxes to be taken of Mr. Grub, at the DOZ. OlSce, front Ten till Four. Au entirely new Melo-Drama. with new Music, Scenery, Dresses, Sec. is in a forward state of preparation, mail will be prudtteed after the tomcat week, In be called " Fatal Ambi tion ; or, the Italian Beogor Girl." rr°counteract the ninny attempts chat are daily made to impose on the unwary • spurious eunspure- Sinn instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted • sew Label, in which their address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, is on conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an attention in this, and the difference of the type, wiliCh in 11ti like all lette►-press, all enable purchasers at wire to detect the imposition. The KR AL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, is add in Bottlicat CM, Is, and Is. 6d. each. This day is published, in Two Volumes Octavo ' price 18s in hoards, a SOW Edition, being the Twelfth, of riIHE ELEMENTS of CHRISTIAN 111. THEOLOGY; containing Proofs of the Autbratiaily of the Holy Scriptures; a Summary of the H , siory of the Jeers; • brief Statement of the Contents of the several Books of the Oid and New Testaments; a short Arroyo* of the English Translations of the Bible mid of the Liturgy of the Church of England; l ad a Seriplaral Exposition of the Thirty-mine Article of Religion. Designed principally fur the bus of Young Students its Divioity By GEORGE TOHLINE, D.D Load Bishop tof Lisseoln,• sod Dean of St. 9 . 0 The Ira Volume of this Wort, being am latrodaetion 110 lbei llaily of the Bible, is Fisted separate, is 6s. birds. Printed for T. C.adell asd W. Davie* ' Strand. Of whom may be bad, by the sae Author, A *EFVTA noN of CALVINISM ; sew Edition (betas She &vault), aro price 121. is boards. DON QUIXOTE, HIGHLY ILLUSTRATED FROM PICTURES BY MR. SMIRKE. 'FEIN New Edition of the celebrated Work of AL CERYANT,ES, embellished with betweeu Seventy mid Eighty Engravings, executed by the most distiaguisbed Artists of this Country. from Phloem pointed By ROBERT SMIRK C, Eaq L.A. will shortly be published in four headman NAOMI octavo: limited member thereo4 with early impressions of the Plates, se (halal Paper; sad a few Copies, with Proof Int preassamon bulls Paper, io quarto. Primed fur T. Cadell sad W. Davies, &mad, Booksellers to the Royal Academy. As the elaborate sod higisly.liniabod style in which them Engravings have West osimused will neetwarily reader the prevent Elition peculiarly valuable, the Publishers request to be holioured with she uaraes, transmitted through the me dians of their respective Booksellers, of those Geoilesues who may wish to possess early impressions, when the Copies will he faithfully appropriated atnoeslieg to the dates of die Urdu,. MACKLIN'S BIBLE, WITH ITS NUMEROUS AND SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS, RE•PUBLISHED ON AN IMPROVED. YET FAR LESS EXPENSIVE PLAN. THIN New lend Soperior Edition of the HOLY SCRIPTURES, dedicated, by social permission, Ui his Royal Highness the Pewee Rencul. and now ittclo.hoS a Preface and Historical Accounts of the several Books, written enormity fur this Edition, By she Rea. EDWARD NARES, D.D. _ _ Reetor of • Biddeodess, Kest, sad Reciu; Professor of Modern History iu the Illuiversity of Oxford, will shortly be published, with a view to reader the elegant arts of Painting cud Engraving subservient to the advance ment of the great interests of Christianity, sod the grati fication of taste CIOtANCIVe to the impowiresenst of Pietp--the work is also undertaken upon • seats of sufficient import. mice to command the aiteution of young Persona in the higher dames of Society, yet with every possible care to avoid uusiecersary eupcose. . . The Work will be published in Twelve Parts, peke Two Guineas each. The First Part to be bruught forward UN the ht Jew, ISIS, and the remaining Puts to folluw regularly as the firm they of each succeeding sesth. Printed _fur T. Cadelt sad W. Davies, Strand; F. C. sad J. Itivington ' St. Paul's C h urch-yard; J. Hatehard„ Book seller lu the (Went., Piccadilly; and L. D. Seeley, Fleet- Strum; of whom a more detailed Prospectus of the Work turf be had. CHILDREN suffer torture through cutting their Teeth, fur tie want of a proper remedy; in chart, Princes Syrup, when the chili' in in pain with cutting its treih s tkaud the Syrup is rubbed ow she pia% itioniediaisty ralkihrp.the pain; sal if frequently ward, the teeth ewes through easy. Choking' are in pneral afilictsil while teething with wind and pain in the stingriteh ; but by raising one to•smupysl of Princes Syrups with a @nonfat of water, and giving the child to drink; or uniting frequently a spoonful in th► child's food, it will he fused of great benefit, and preferable to any other rengedy. Several parents have declared, since they have used Princes Syrup for their children while teething, that their teeth Caine through au saq, that neither sooner nor nurse knew it, al though before nut a We'll canoe 'brutish without convulsion GIN though they had used several advertised remedies with out benefit. a The getieral prartiee of giving children corals, ur other hard tubstanees, ju bite on, bus been the means of children "flettltif• Mies allow, that front the age of two months child).* ,sgarassaf.fo of teeth, although not visible; therefore, if thiWrrii bite epos a hard 'minimum it hardens the goats, presses the milk teeth down and prevents them comingthrough. hut Princes Prepared Leather glen to the child fre9neatly to bite ea while teething, will softest the glints, aml the teeth will cuase throsgh easily. Emu Medi cal lien4nest approve of and recommend it. As there are 'parkins selling, be particular to ask for Prince's syrup "—Observe, Prince is on the cover and seal of each bottle, et 28.94.—Prince's Prepared Leather is sealed up with tech bottle gratis. Sold by the suit Propcirtue ' Prince, Dentist, John-strect, 0%14rd-st r e e t Sold shin by Hording sad Howell, 89, Pall- Mall liSru4l sad Co lba, thawed-street. opposite New lload•sirert; Purl, 229, Strand; Donegan, 99, Elect-street; Itnyce, 65, Chromic; Johasuu, Corshill; Tall, Nuys! Exchange; sad by mot principal Perfumers sod Medicine Venders. •.• One bottle of Primer's Ily►•p he* seliicieut to mare • child while cutting all its wit► teeth. Om Ow nib of May will be pabliebed, in Three Volumes, BATH :a S antral Novrl ;. with Portrait%. By the Aslant of " 11/CIGII MN, or the Steyue.” Seas au prat brit. Amour, Oa s'euauyeruit tallow a la ewer. Lundost Priatrd fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pster isosterroso ; of whom, and all other Hooka Ilers, may be bad, lately publisbed, BRIGWION,or tbe STST3Ig. Third Editiou,3 vols. 11. Is. boards. WHITAKER'S ABRIDGMENT OF UNIVERSAL H !STORY. This day is published. handsomely printed, in four 410. voluirei-s, price 81. 8.. AN A BRIDG EN 'r or UNIVERSAL HIS TORY. commencing with the Creation, and carried down to t►e Peace of Paris in 1783, in which the Descent of all Nations from their common Ancestor is traced, the Counter Colonisation is marked, the Progress of the Arts sad Sciences noticed. and the whole Story of Metalled is reviewed, as conoected with the moral Government of the World, and the revealed Dispensation. By t►e Rev. E. W. WHITAKER, Rector of St. Mildred's, Conies Iniry. Sold by Airington., St. Pia* Church-yard ; and Hat chard, Piccadilly. N Work nay also be bad in 21 Parts Monthly, al Rs. rack. This day are published, price 3s. EFLECTIONS concerning the Expediency Ali of a Council albs Chart* of Englaud and the Church of Rims, brims holden, with a View to accommodate reli gious Diffeeroces. sod to promote the Unity of Religion in the Bond of Peace r humbly, bat earnestly, recommended ha the seises Attention of his Royal Highsmith. Paiute Reheat, tie Must Reverted the Archbishops, the " Right Reverend the Bishops, the Reverend the Clergy, an.l all Loy Pennies, who are able and williug dispassiusslely to atwitter the important Subject. By SAMUEL WIX, A.M. F R. and A.S. Vicar of /islet Bortinikossew the Less, Lisorloa. Sold by F. C. and J. Itivingion, No.lll, St. Pant's Church. yard ; J. Reichard, No. 190, Piccadilly; and at Oxford, Cambridge, Dublin, /he. Lc. MR. HAZLITTS LEcrunEs. This day are published, in Svo. price Ios. id. in boards, LECTURES On the ENtil-ISH POETS, delivered at the Surrey Institution •By WILLIAM HAZLITT. Printed for Taylor and He..ari, Fleet-al et uaL Of whom may be had, ju.t published, price 10s. 03. 'the Second Edition, of CHARACTERS of SHAKSPEARES PLAYS. By Williams Nesbit. " This is • very pleasing book, anJ we do sot hesitate to say. • bosh of very considerable originality and genius. Whet we clayey Souk for iu such a work is ■ b•e sense of the beauties of the Author, and eloquent exposition of Hain ; and all Ibis, sad more, we think, ainy be ftinud is ale vo lume before Review, ha. This day is published, iu Twa Parts, price in army Ohm. Is. ed. each ; 12s. super royal ; and ono guises, 41ss. with proofs of the Plates us fine India paper, AN ELUCIDATION of the PRINCIPLES of ENGLISH ARCHITECTURE, usually dessonsi sated GOTHIC; accompauird will, upwards of twenty beantifsilly engraved Examples of Elevations, Sections, Gr eenlee's, mid Moeldisga, accurately measured, taken from the Cathedral Church of Exeter. 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