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By Unite, JOHN YOUNG. Keeper. Thi. „ n Public lire. resprultUlly WWI intd, ihat (having been ABROAD) ilwy will again Roil Mr. bIATHEWS AT HOME! In his old Quarlera, at the Theatre-Royal, English Opera-House, Strand, on the Even ings of MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, till further notice, when he will have the honour to perform his TRIP 1(1 PARIS, This ilsy are published, in one volume octavo, price As. in boards, SERM ONS, extras rd futon the LECTURES or BISHOP PORTEUS, upd intended for she erne of the Youteige. Clergy, and for Eani‘liee, bring chiefly adapted to the Gospels id several Sundays in the Year. Ry THOMAS RAKER, N.A. Reel& of Staninte.csm.Falnirr, in' the county of &levee, omit Domestic Chaplain to the Right non. the Earl of 1110 counteract the marry attetripto that ore tlicly made to impose, on the unwary • apario•s ~t ien. lion instead of the GENVINL BLACKING papered by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted • new Lah.d,or which their address. 97, RION Hat.lloltß, is an consplcuoitsly placed in the centre, that they tritst a• attending to this, and the differeuce of the type, whreb a uu. like •ll letter-press, wall enable purchasers at our'e to detest the The MI MI JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, t 7, High Holborn, a sold in bottles at CI., Is. and 1. . ad each THIS EVENING. MONDAY. April 19. his Illejrsty'• Servants will perfurm, for the 2l time, $ orw Comedy, in five arts, eellril HONOUR ; _ • Cinch, RIM. Primed for I'. Callell anti W. Davies, London; slid {V. Blackwood, Edinbor4b. Of %horn msv also b. bad, New Editions of all BISHOP roftrcurs WORKS. . _ Or. 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This flay is published, prire Os. in hoards, (Di (heated, by permission, to J. C. Curren , Log. N l' ATIMA VISE ein SOILS nod i%l AMI en fewintled ern Ronal Experience, and as combine with the leadinK Principles tif Agriculture in which the Threory and Doetritres of Sir Heiruphry Davy, and tither Agricultural Chemists, are readried familiar tu the ex perienced Pru ner. By A PRACTICAL AGRICVLTVRIST. Printed fir T. Cadet, and W. Davies, Leaden; and W. Blackwood, Ir.dinbnrch. . . . . 'ibis stay is published, ht sine Volume octavo, illustrated by Trio Plates, a new Edition, greatly enlarged by 11w Antionr, price 14s in boards, THE PRINCIPLES of BOTANY mill VE li ETA RILE PHYSIOI.I.K;Y ; csintsining Seri no's un Ilse Diseases of Plants,' History of the Bciessee, and of Buts niell Writers. Translates' Guns she German of D. C. WI LDF.N(►IV, Pmfessur of Bonny at Berlin. FROJI S4IIIKII ,1Y GALt:TIE. Doors to be openetll;l ;ecru , Performance to be gin al ;light n'Cluck. 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This day is published, neatly printed is one widow lllmo. price 3s. dd. hoards. a New Edition, being the Fourth, of A SURE awl EASY METHOD of LEA RN ZS. ING to COUNT. Translated from a postliumuus Work of Condorcet. KinK of Prussia. - General Baron Fremont, in the service of his !miteiial Majesty the Emperor of Austria. His Royal Highness hash been further graciou.ly pleased to nominate and appoint the niseler-meutemsed Officer. to ha Honorary Knights Commanders of the said Must Honourable Military Order : General Baron Vincent, in the service of his Imperial Majesty the Entptror of Austria General reran di Bum', in the service of his Imperial Majesty the Emperur of Russia. General de Retitle, in the IItrVICC of his Majesty the King of of the Netherlands. Lieutenant-General Lamont, in the service of his Majesty Nee King of Bavaria. And his Royal Highness loath also been graciously pleased to appoint the fullowing , Mficeis to be Honorary Compa nions of the said Most Honourable Military Order, via Major-General Breese'', in the service of his Imperial Ms- TIIE.-177? E-ROY L, CO V ENTA A It IPA: .V films EVENING. MONDAY. Arril 19, ailed (LI lime) the arm Musical Drama of THE HEART ON MID-I.OIIIIAN. The Overture and Musk, which are Selreilone (rum the most approved Scotch air., arranged by Mr. Bishop. 1,, 0 d f)ik,i.l t . M. Ego, tun ; Wilmot (his Seerriary), Mr. trsiam ; Laud of Idombirilikra, Mr. [ J oust ; th. ur ge Ig o . known. Mr Marna ty Devil Duna,Mr. Terry; Batelle, Mr. Emery; Shal l :, Ila w, Mr. Blaurbard ; Saddletree, Mr. Simmons. Mn.* Bald lo islie, Mrs. Ihreniuut ; Effie Deana, Miss Stephens; Jrn,ie Wain, Miss Bruutuis ; Madge Wild ire. MIS C. Krlllble. • By ELIAS JOHNSTONF., Teacher a t►e MRlllrllOlilCll, Eduibergh. 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MOWN, Ilse celebrated Vultigenr. 1111115 EVENING, MONDAY, April 1 9 , and folliiwior Eirelaints, at Hdt-psl aia o'Clork precisely, the Lidt etainmeuts rill conlaslNlOS walk an entirely flew rtil•Rlall Piece, called, .1 II E LAN I) STORM; OH, TH f: SLEDGE DRIVER AND HIS DOGS. Principal Characters— Mr.Gallut, Mr Carilitch, Mr. Bar rymore, IMII. Mr. Gomersal, Mr Davis, Mr. Snot's. Mr. Howell, jun. Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Bradley; Slis Dill, Mrs. St John, Miss Watson, and Mrs. W. B a rr,morp. In the comae of the Melu drains, • Millrt, in which Mr. and Madame Le Clemq and his Pupils will appear. Immediately after which, for the first time, and for a few sights only, Mr. BROWN, the intrepid Voliigenr, will make bus sppearance at this Theatre', and in addition to his iinegualli it Exercises, jump user • garter Thirteen Fret high—throw a somersault urea a Horse in truth, with • Man tiro, holding a hoop above himaelf--over a Pnle with a Lighted Candle on its summit, which, in his act of awes skin, he will plow out, together with a numerous combina tion of unprecedented feats of agility, peculiar to himself— and to conclude by flying uvrr a Platform, equal in dime stuns to Ulu Hursn, with a lofty somersault through a sus. printed Hogshead of Fire—also over a Windmill in full sail To conclude with an entirely new and perfectly original Hai Ittoinade. with new, splendid, roil truly COMIC Scenery, Machinery, Tricks, &c. POPE JUAN ! OR, HARLEQUIN (IN CARD ISLAND! On Monday next, first time, an entirely new grand Mytho logical Ballc t, with splr•udcd Cluaaaal Sf.'"fly, Machinery, Dresses, aucl Davin anon*, to be called, the Nymph of Mount Helicon. An entirely new Historical Melo- Drama, in which Mr. Huntley will 1.110.4i111 the principal Climscier.—Alsci Two Now Burlettas,aud a Series Pantomime, will follow in rapid SOCCCSIIIOII. TO THE CUEIOEs IN IVINk.S. COATES and hEA RON return thanks to the Nubility, Gentry, and Public at lance, for the deut. cal Etisnuratement they have experietierd at their ESTA BLISHMENT in the A DELPHI ; and beg to ammunee, that in addition to their extrusive Stuck of choice WINES, they have snivel from the Cape a Parcel of Welly curious and curies ior t 1 toe f . the HOCK GRAPE. *nose Wince, besides possessing the real Hoek flavour, are brilliant and colourless, particularly adapted for the table at the present season of the year, and are esteemed the finest sample of %Vine yet imported from the Cape. 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The utility and convenience of this Sauce, being adapted fur all purposes., has calm.' a great demand fur it, and its in crease of circalation bids fair to equal their mach nool lunq (.tresseJ ESSENrE of ANCHOVIES; they respectfully solicit a tit:ahem those who have ant used it, heisig confi dent it will give satisfaction to the nicest palate. Warehouse, No. (corner of the Savoy-steps), Strand, Loudon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS. At his House, No. 26, Pall.3lall, THIS DAY, MONDAY, April 19, and Ekveu following days, 91111: SECOND I'OK FION or th e Curio,,., Valuable, and Extensive LIBRARY of the it. J. 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