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'/4 t ._ «_ (,e y 1 . 7 • .// "' • 4 i t trt c, 4/10/- ) 4 1. I I •ir • : 4 /) ~IG t/ c ,' ''' rLft . 11 L ~il -,. NU. 6,762. 1 lOU BOMBAY I)ireet, to Sail on t;;,. Lilt of the wen-known lire teaV.l);dl! .111 i! N 1..11115i1 e ':!• v ro land l'a•i•engers on Cve 3inlatLir Cow ; lyc.t ~• [ : 3 ”31; Itcrthen 7211 to-..; has a l'anr, and very al.vrior :I,•cum ::eoanons tor Passengers. and will ee.7re Sae;, 01. _ Tit's shit, h.o, her v. eight already e:. tra.! ht vend the isvriod tor tlood. of l'ar.sage apply b , efptain (I,r!.siet, No. f e'; or fir Freight or 1'a,, , 41:;?, and 1.1. I hdas i.); ra:ifv.l on Board. to 1;.% urr, f A Ittll . llA It, I'liAtt'Fttlttt No. 71, 4 /1d anti 01. • - for the ;I* I POW of the late llcv \-1 JOHN SMITH. of Deincrurn......lt u e.inz, of the Com- July 24. at John's l'otfeo- I 10.0. e. Corahill; .S. 1.31 1 •1•11, 11l It 1 : 14 ' Chair P-:mlred. That it app-acs to this I . 013e.tatt, ,. . ti'at from thel7 Subscriptions to I )ac l'7••.nd ha:vs:died crro c • impression that thz ty,..ahl be over lase, and that : • impression has man i festi y pret•!rtt'lthe amount subscribe.! ,s7..ring the intended port:use ; anti a, 'may offers of I.7ir!Ter sales ••.‘7,7 oeen made, and many requesis teat this Imitation s.unlld lie ' , lulled, it is therefore r:solycd that the lini:ation of individual ,thaeriptions to One Pound be rzsti:tded, and that any sum Itc:e ;ter offered be accepted. Donations will be received by Sam. Come. jun. Esq. Treasurer. Eornbard-street ; by the Hanh.rs in town aad country; a:td at he bar of John's Co(lee.House, latrithiU. By orths of the Conunitiee. El/W. COLLINSON, See. 4:114 6 0 Dcaations already advertise La. Lady Suffield • Mr. Stone al . I J a p e rmp - - 0 Js Peck. Aq. - 0 Rev. Richmond - Jas. Stephen, Esti. - Henry Stephen, koq. - 0 Mrs. 11. Stephen - 0 Mrs. J. Stephen . 0 Ref. Jas. Stephen - 0 .•ir J. 11. Inglis, Bt. M.P. 0 Bro. Babbington, Esq. 0 Ald, Garnet - 0 Al'. S. Hathaway - NI. Powell, Esq. 0 Rey. Mr. Taylor . 0 TSTIOT 0 ,lISS Mon - 0 ?lies M. Mittens . 0 lady Noel Byron - 0 Lady Lushinsrion 0 Mrs. Lushington . 0 Miss A. bushington - 0 :l.ss Tilbury - . Lushington, 31. P. - 0 Rnbat Barclay, Esq. - Mrs. Barday . 0 .lies Barclay . . • Miss E. Barclay . • M:s. (I. Barclay - 0 Diaii Barclay, Esq. - • l'ux, Esq. - 0 Mrs. 0. C. Fox - 0 Rota. E. Reynolds - 0 Jas. Doughty, Esq. - • Rts. 11. Venn - - I Itts. Jostle' Pratt - Sl,Ficl,l Brook, Esq. . 0 W. E. Elliott, EA. • 0 3i73. Mot 0 Mil. E. Beaumont - 0 Mrs. Piachhack 0 111 iss Piot-I:Lack - U 3lkw J. Y. Bradford - 0 Ralph Le:ce.ter, Esq. - 0 Rer. B. Smith . - • Ilardeastle 0 Mi,s S. Ilarticamde • 0 Jowl, ilardeasde - Allied Ilardrastle, EN. 0 Mrs. .1. fludcascle Nathsnicl llardesstic, Esq. 0 Mn N. klardosstle - It J. D'l.snnoy, k.tq. A Friend 2 .. _ .., ... Esmond Janson, Emi. e Mrs. Dirket - 0 Wm. Kirby, Esq. . 0 R. Bowsur, Esq. - 0 .sln. Rowsur - 0 Alias Routh - II John Routh. Esq. - 0 Richanl Routh, DI. It Mrs IValgrave • n T. Gumcy, Esq. . 0 Mrs. Gurney . 0 John Wilkes, Esq. 0 Miss Wilkes . 0 M la E. Wilkes • 0 M r.Wilkcs's Servants 0 Gecirge Paul, Esq. 0 Robert Foster. Esq. 0 Hon. George Ryder 0 Sir Chris. Cole. M.P. o Thos. Srott, Ear). - 0 Thon.lVilson, Lw. 0 Joshua Mum, LNy. 0 D.Sykel, Esq. - 0 Robert Mond-a, E,(l. 0 Miss Shaw . 0 Miss C Shaw - 0 11. Shaw. Fut. 0 S. Shaw, E. Rev. T. A. Mewatt E. Palmer, Esq. Jun. 1 Vitvitnimus Knox, E.g. 1 0 Right Hon. R. Ryder 1 0 Mina R viler 1 0 T. F. liuxton, Esq. 10 0 Lord Suffield 10 0 Joseph Butterworth - , Esq. 11. P. - - 5 5 Samuel Howe, Jun. Esq. 10 0 John SaLion, Ebri. - 1 0 IW. Evans, Esq. M.P. 10 0 David Rainier, Esq. 1 0 H. Ryder, Esq. . 1 0 ThornasOreeshaugh,Esq. 1 0 Thomas &urge, Esq. 1 0 Thomas Allen, Esq. 1 0 Abel Smith, Esq. 11. P. 1 0 I Charles Easley, Esq. ALP. - - John toward. Esq. • 0 .311 s Wolferstan . 0 The Nation Newspaper 0 Tina flabbington, Esq. 0 T. E. Decry. EA. . 0 Ms. T. E. Deer/ . 0 W. A. Garrett, Esq. . 0 Mes. Garrett - - I liana ... Garrett - 0 Ate.(. smith . . 0 Nas.lltottcamdet - 0 - 13 0 FOUR OF 20.0001. ALL IN ONE DAY, AND NO BLANKS. HAZARD and CO., the Contractors for the present Lontry, are highly gratified by the approbation bestowed on the Schetne to be Drawn in One Dar (sth of OCTOBER next), when ALL the FOUR PRIZES or 20.000 i., and ALL ti.e miler CAPITALS, and ALL the SMALLER. FRILLS, arid the Fate of every Number, must be decided. SCHEME CONTAINI 4 - Prises of - 20.01.0/. All Money 6 of 1,0061. and 2,04141/. All Money 14 of 3001. and 100/. All Money 34 of 1001 and 21401. All 31omy In addition to the above and the smaller Prize, every Number •i 0 receive Five Pounds in 31orey, leaving no Blank,, al eaeh Purchaser will be sure to get a Prize, or h.tve part of Lis Money rrtnreed. on the bth of October. Hu ad and Co. sold in Shares, in the last Lottay, T!:ree 20A".1. viz. No. 3/63, 20,000/. in Shires 10.093, 20,1M00f. in Sti.oes 12,299, 2%0001. in Shares at their Offices, 1.3, Royal Exchange; 26, Curnhill ; sad 024, titfonl-street, end of Regent-street. Ruud and Co. remind the Public that they bare now attired at VS:il Lottery Grant of Parliament, and that Lotteries will be tiesi.rsed when the present one expires. THE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JOIIN GARSTON, I :ate a Seaman helongiag to the last intik* merchant ship B'ElillAY, deceased, by applying to tan. Monett, No. 10, Commercial-wad, may hear of something to their ttatttigz. RARt,rEES AND TENTS NEW AND SECOND HAND; AND NEW I NVEN.Ti:D TRUNKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. LANE and IIILLINt; have the honour of npprisin;,, el, Nubility and the Publie, that their Warehouses are sup. Its with a large assortment of Marquees and Tents fur Pie:mitre. 71tands and Cricket Clubs; Military Equipage.. f'anteens, Port. Deinteads in brass, wood. sad iron; and Bedsling, with 7.71eal otatts for the East and West Indies; tots, ('aca:s, Writ:Mg Desks, Dressing Lases, Carpet Bags, Sr. lc. leather elastic wardrobe Portmanteaus, anti all kinds and ' 2 '4 of modern Trunks, which will be fosind unequalled convent:nee, nod durahibtv. 3 laoafactories are No. Bd, Strand, opposite Southampton. -1 at: No. 24 Coventry -street. one door from the Ilayniarket ; *1 es. CO ar.ttri. :;:. Paul's Church-raid. alellE.lT AND CHEAPI:sT AS , sOI(TMENT OF 31!.Ilt ER V. LACE, DRAPERY HOSIERY, &c. IN THE IIiTIZOPOLIS. , and . • I\ %ll". ‘ V BS , INI \GC beg leave tno - t to return their sincere thanks to the •intil.sad the Tor the very fl vterintt cm - nor:gement :hey !he opening of thir New stablishment, and 1, T MOntblt ams-, they have ready tw insn-v E ion an Extensive and •I‘bortment of S ILK 3I I: ID :E It V. c..nsisting en fl•vh w i th r Levantine, Nets, Satins, GaLtes, &c., togatlter Itsierv, Gloves, Habertla‘hery, &c. .:,?nt; raxicularly solicit the attention et Ladies to In. ,t"r or LINEN !tilt PERY, via. I—lrish Linens. -.b.l.4e.bries. Lawns, Illuslirs, Shettir as, Ac, which will be -Int .lei pri.-,s as to merit a continuance of their favours. 41, fo.r.Lx-sntEEr, SOllO-Stal 'AIM, corner of T., F11•1:11S. INDIA C.IPTA INS, lIA IIrILLIANI EY ItE, DETS. rANIP EQUIPAGE AND Tra•viimA rrAcTuitEit to th.e King, beg. to Gr^try. (ientlemen of the Anny and Navy, RE 1 11'1:1 irons rork.pur-street to te eaten ': ''.. 11 X4. No. 2Oti, 11 It El; ) •.N EET. where h he ha., " " uf `ct ,, rol. a mints' a strong IH(1N-1101'N.:1) lAh g Ltd 1'.11)1:T 1 I:I*NKS, I.E.ITHER PORT. • ..'TE•ti'N of every (It scri•.",a, Mtl:.lK FAST and DIN -It ( ANTI:I:Nz , , ti''. or the num annroved •o' "a 4 OP ••• -t r Ps.entre • METALLIC ' Y F.. 11 " r " adapt.l to warm clinsattz cn• • Hil rdi and the Public Pricey and excelknt • - thL. :.t•ure. rckspur•etrc;t. r RVERS arc Sold at 3S. .1 no o:her place in London; lttinedien tor the venerJl r, pared an to enable the w.;13 •,t troable or delay; a 1 Mc i'renerver , 't b . , IZig d aucceashal .teni v whit :I all tlic macro r Y . ` E.lll',''s 1 .•. • th. r ''f are continued. t ha -y part tftlir country, on receiving the p.st frier I Is.; 225.; wad 33*. ; latuar cacti: SALES BY AUCTION. I: I IOKtiELLERS, 1 3 1'1D,1qIEHN. AND OTHERS. tail Thousard Ntontwrs Of It ,okg. the Propvry of Insolvents. Ity 3lems. DAMSON and By order of the ao> 10 ap,ointee. I , y the Court for the Relief of I h•olvcnt Debtors. At their sp:tc:ons t4Gst :11:trIborough.stn-rt, on TI ICRS. 1).% V NI:XT. the 12th nt 12 °Tina, "" " !"IFFY "TorsAND NrNiiiElts RIBLE, II is'ro k:Nir LA ND, NOVP:LS, ItO3IANCES, sad orb( r p-Ppariar &c. 31;:y i , c on Wctl:sisday, and Catalogues had. ENFIELD, : , IIDDLESEX. • TWENTY-THREE. ACRES (►P FREEHOLD AND LAND, with COTTAGE, &c. Hy WINsTANLEr and riONS, At the Mart, tvi Tl . ESDIV, Auortoo 31, at Twelve, by directioa of the E tecu ttttt of tt:m.Schreiber„Fsq.deetred,____ i(tisr.P: FitI:ElIOLI) and 'TITHE-FREEE • ES'I'ATE ; consisting of a piece of excellent arable land, containing about eighteen acres, situate in Goal-lane, at Forty-hill, 1:nlield; another mere of arable land, about two acres, situate at ('rap hill; Lodi in the occupation of 3lrs. ; and a timber and tsictl cottage. with a him and cow-house, orchard, garden, and paddock, containing a'uogctiter four acres. situate in Turkey-street, Enti.ld. a r:ry short dist.ince from the high North road, In the occupation of Mr. Snii , h. as yearly tenant. To be rioted ; priated l'articulan may shortly be had of Win- Stanley and Sons, l'atcrooster-row ; and at the Mart. DyLWI(.7II l'031 . 31()N, SURREY . Detached Family Residence, with Coao! r house, Stabling, (Aces, Gardens, and s genteel Cotte: Al r..': and S O NS, At the Mari, all TUT: I IISAT. August 31, it Twelve. LEASEHOLD DETACHED FAMILY RESI. 1 a. HENCE, most delightfully situate on Dulwich Common, corntnanding the beautiful scenery of the adjacent hills, in the neat. cat order, and fit for the immediate reception of a genteel establish. nient ; co:nprising dining and drawing rooms, morning parlour, lire principal bed-chambers, and two sersatits'-chamben, dressing. moms, handsome entrance-hall, kitchen, wash-houses, two men's chambers, and domestic offices ; coach and chaise houses, stabling, productive gardens, lawn, carriage .weep, &c. ; also, avert' neat l'ottage, detmnal, hut so situate as to be adapted either for letting or occupation. should a family require more room ; it contains two gwil parlours, kitchen, wash-house, and three bed-chambers ; held for a tent whereof eleven years arc unexpired, at trifling annual ground rents. s s To be viewed by tickets only, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Messrs. Willis, Watson, and Willis, Solicitors, To kenhouse-yard ; and of Winstonley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Particulars als,i the Greyhound Inns, Dulwich and Sydsnlians Golden Lion, I.:.unlicrwell ; and at the Mart. lA)NDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 12-1. BOOKS PUBLISHED. This day is publishes], in octavo , price tta. in boards, ATot , It on the ( ( )NT 1 N ENT, throulh FltA NC E, SW 112 t: ttl.t : `.. 11, ■ and I'l'.ll.l', in the Years 11117 unit 1818. By litt BUTT 110611. Eity. Author of " Adelaide de firacinnota," and other Pocnia. Printed for the Author, and mid by G. and W. B. Whituaker, Are-Maria-lane. _ _ ittxmis NinEist!EP. BIOGRAPHY OF TIM :-T.‘at. This day is pub;:s:,e,l, 11'ued Ergrarini;• prisnl..ia 1110GRAP,111 . OF THE I:P.111Sn : being correct Narrative:: of the Li: ..'f nil pron-q•al /Vt.:3 and A etre,..... at Drury-lam, (iv% t;.. Ilay. warket. 1#0.0:11. honey, Cobarg, a•nt .Id-i t ,t7. 'l't:,.dre• ; sptracil unit Original Aneedat , .,.. and Poetry. London s Printed for Slierrnoil,.!or.ol, and Co. Patcrno'ter.roe ; ‘l'hereal.n may I,^ 1. THE ITINERANT; or. Mon,m of an AcY,r. Pr S. W. Hyley. Second Edition, l Voluincs, price One f:,!inta in boards. A lso, Volumes 4,5, and 6 ; in continuatim of ;he above. P: One liuinea in boards. _ . " This work contains a great variety of in ter 2sting matter, inter spersed with Anecdotes of Living Theattical *hacac , : s. Scarcely a name has fi;,mred on the Stage for the last thirty years, but tics niche in these volumes ; which we can safely recommend as an useful appendage to dramatic biography , and as air...ling troich entertainment, without injuring the mor.ils."—Monthly 11lirror. 2. THE SeIIfJOI. FOR WITS; a v.ilinible Collet tinn of Bon Moth, Anecdotes, Epignmu, and oth.r l'ocucal Jcux d'risprit%, spoken or written by the most celebrated Wits of the Age, a crest many of which have never before been published. By Ralph Wewitrer, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Price fit. in boards. 3. HAIILET TRAVESTIE; in three Acts ; whh burlesque Annotations, after the manner of Jn:inson and Stever*, and the various Commentators. Ily John Poole. Sixth Edition, pri.:e ss. in boards. 4. MEMOIRS OF. J. DECASTRO, COMEDIA N ; Irish Amendoles of various entioaittly distinguished 'Cloorocters with whom be has been acquainted during the last Fifty Years, never before in Print; accompanied by an Analysis of the Life of the laze Philip Astky, Esq., Founder of the Royal Amphitheatre, 'Wm. minster.bridge, with many of his 31a..agerial Peculiarities. Al':. the Histories of the Royal Circus, now the Surrey Theatre ; of Sadier's Wells ; and of the Royalty. Scarce Theatrical A.ltertise. meats, from Garrick's first Attempt in Goodman's-fields. His Last Moments. Old Grimaldi's Dream. The Origin of Foe:rr. A Chapter on Bents. The Mitre, d.c. &c. Dedica,ci to liis Royal - Highness the Duke of York. Edited by R. Humphreys. Price Gs. in boards. HAMPSHIRE. Freehold Fir Plantation of 200Xcre;,and the Tithes of Goat House Farm, Norwood, Surrey. By tl - INSTA NLEY and SONS, At the Men, on TUESDAY. August 31, at 12, in Two Lots, By order of the Assignees. A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, exonerated from the Land Tax, situate at Shepherd's Spring, in the parish of Christchurch, and county of Hants, consisting of 200 acres of thriving fir plantations, of upwards of 20 years' growth. Also the Freehold Tubes of the Goat House Farm, at Norwood, in the county of Surrey. The fir plantation may be seen by apply ing to Mr. Thomas King, at the Jlalmabury Anus, near the estate, of whom particulars may be had. Particulars also at the lieorge, at Christchurch; the London Tavern, Poole; of Mr. Hounslow, at Ringwood; Mr. Hookey, Southampton ; at the Greyhound and King's Arms, Croydon, Surrey; of 31essrs. Panther and Turner, Solicitors, London street, Fenehurch-street, London; at the Alan; and of 'Wittman ley and Sons, Paternoster-row. REIGATE, SURREY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATES, EXONERATED FROM THE LAND TAX AND FREE OF GREAT TITHE. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the 3lart, on TUESDAY, August 31, at 12, in Three Lots, by direction of the Executors of J. Hurls, Esq , deceased. ITERY valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD W ESTATES. situate on the verge of Earlswood Common, and In the Forest of Reigate, a beautiful and sporting part of the County of Surrey; consisting of a genteel brick and tiled Cottage. dwelling, with out offices, barn, stabling, exce ll ent garden, and four inclosures , of rich meadow land, altogether about Itj saes, of which immediate possession may be had. A neat wbiu.-fronted VILLA, with stabling and out-buildings, yards, orchard, ;tank; and a beautiful meadow, containing nearly eight acres, it, the occupation of Nuttall t Esq. on Lease. A brick and :lied COTTAGE, GARDEN, and ORCHARD, and Four InCosures of Meadow and Arable LAND, containing about 13i acris, in the occupation of 3lr. Nash, jun. on Lease. To bo views i 1 I doys precediag the Sale, by permission of the Tenonts. I'rintetl Par:ic t!urs may be then had at the Inns at Reigate, Crawley, 1)or!;i:17. Sutton, and Croydon; of 31essm Spence and liesbnrot.gh, `'i c-1 tne, liacklersbury, London ; at the Mart ; and ut IVir.Ntanky and Sons, Pate: aster-row. N AND 1'I:1401. REPOSITORY, .42 AND 43, Ox- FORD-STREET.' announces to the Nobility, Gentry, and lie others, that he has for sale an extensive assortment of l)ou!•!e and Single Flint and Detonating GUNS, by Muttons. Punit v, Forted', Smith, and all the most approved London Marrs. at halt their original cast. Rides, stir Guns, and Canes, by Standenmaytr, and other esteemed Makers; Duelling, Holster, and Pocket Pistols, in great variety; Apparatus, dcc addiiion to his o en choic.t and well-selected Stock, be Ism added the principal part of Mrs. Wilson's, late of Vigo-lane, re tired from business. New and Second-hand PLATE and PLATED ARTICLES, at very los prices, for ready money. Guns bought or taken in exchange, Re. 42 and 4:1, Oxfortl.tArcet, near ftemers-street. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN SILK STOCKINGS AND GLOVES. I N I INNke S T I Ift:R AND ol7 C C O hEil:ri ‘ e, onno,,lte 31ilk-Yrreet, Wien to the Public the following Li at Pmy hitherto unknown in any country : HOSE. I.ldies' Chins Silk 'lose, N. 6d.; stout, 35.6 d. per Pitt,. all Silk. fs., extra stout, 6s. fid. Etch Evening Dress ditto, 6.5. Gd. lieu kmtn's, r.ll Si:k, 6s. 9d.; extra stout, 9s. Ladies' Cotton /lose, Sid. per pair. Fin.; India Cotton, k. per pair, or Ile. per dozen. Sapertint ditto. Is. Gd. per pair, or 16s. 6d. per dozen. • Es•ra Supe rfine. 2a. per pair, or 2N. per dozen. ~•ntlemen unbleached. Is. per pair, or I Is. per dozen. I hit° tine, Is. I:1. per pair, or 16s. 6d. per dozen. Superfine, 2s. per pair, or 225. per dozen. II Alt' Husic, from us. 6d. per cloven upwards. GLOVES. I.adies' French Kid, fromlicKperpiir upwards tlprin4 colour+. from 1 , . per pair, or I Is. 6d. per dozen Gem:erne:l's IVmdsto‘k, from la. (U. per pair, or Ida. &I. per Ditto hc,t Ilne Skin, f7om 2i. dd. per pair, or 28s. M. per dozen. Italic: and Gentlemen's ratter Clothing equally cheap. la ortlt.v to be convinced. apply at the AVarehoust, No. 47, (n tp.ale. two &tuts fr o m llt .ad..street, London, white every .Irtirle of Ifoiicry can be had of the best quality, nd in a great • ty. Itkrchants, ('apt:.'.int, and Shopkeepers liberally encouraged. I.:ohm and (1c......1..nun with cuuttnissions from the country will ▪ particular ere .uragenier.t. 1W 111 A MAJE , :TY'S LETTERS PATENT. Fria: 11.10IINATING NIGHT or PAY i.roducing Permanent Light by Touching & String, This Inventinn cottibine-a minty, economy, durability, and safe. tv : it i e.litaliti adapted to the drowing-ronni. the library, the chamber of the invalid, and the istfiee of the man of business, and is etcpeeted to supersede everything of the kind now in use. When required for the night, the Lamp may be placed in any part of the ro,,m, and the string attached to the bed, by merely milling which light is ',minced. In the day it may be used fur scaling letters, 1,,e. without the • ir:ng. To the Army and Navy. the Law and the Faculty, the Student at tite I 'l,irersity :in t! in Chambers, to Merchants arid Bankers, to Piddle I Mice% and exit-ate FllttiliCs, toe every Bedroom, to Cap riiins of ai.d 'travellers in general. mid for the " ; ,,id es of C 7ria.;..5. it parthularly retionomeneltd ; acd to the Losers of and the Cori ,as in Science it may form an acceptable It itiloived to burn, the Latcp will yield 0 steady light for 111 or ?tt boors wiitiout trimming. it is b 0 portable, that it may be ratrini it: Me pocket ; so simple, that a child may use it; niol elenniy, that it may be packed wit:a the fittest linen immediately , afar use. 'betting the boa. the norks are so nicely littcd, that nothing c-,0 escape in w!::.:ever position it may be placed. .1.•• a proof of this, it has beta sent, when hilly trimmed, and chuNcil with tot, ac id, an d from London to Etlniburgh, by the mad-coat:li, as a ban.: parcel, and amised in pert*. et bccurr y. sold by Ippoimment by .M•ssrs. Moore, and Davidson, 1364 Mold-street ; 31r. Doll.ad. rt. l'axl'y l'hureh-card; Mr. Lanp.tim, ttl. Clicapsid , !: Mr. Saeger, 1. - 4, 011411.;treet ; Mr, Coble!, 31, 11.—ent street; Messrs. lee and llurbidge„ Fleet street : Mr. tiltErd, 10.1, Strand; Mr. Hudson, I/. Ihaymark , t; !gr. Complio, 41, bishorg.ialt.str . ..“ ; and Mr. 33, Whitechapel. GOSS'S WORKS. " Hotninem pagina posits , spit." 66 Our page relates to man. —3lsartst.. Just published, pries as. in boards, Sixteenth Edition, 1. MHE AEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commentary 1 on the Diseasesjp i dent to Human Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms , and I Effects of Early Indisaation, &c. are fully developed. Part embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, its Cause, its Consequences, and Its Cure ; with some interesting Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life. In Part 111. is a Series of illustrative of the preceding Subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner. By DOSS and CO. 4 (insulting Surgeons, London. " Natures beaus . _ " Omnibus ease dedit, si tiiii;cAagnov uti."—Ct.aurnas. " Since (leaven to all the fund of bliss supplies, " Its frugal application marks the wise." 2. 11 YGEIANA ; a Non-Medical Analysis of some Compkunts incidental to females, in which are offered some important admo nition. on the peculiar debilities att e nding their c i r cum s t a nces, sympathies, and formation. The subject of Sterility is especially dwelt upon. 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To 3fanagers of Provincial Theatres, and to Private Theatricals, this Edition will cunsequen , t i be found a most valuable acqui s iti on . 2. Each Play is complete in elegantly printed in a picket site, suitable to the heave, from a distinct clear type, and is embellished with six beautiful illustrative 40gravings. 3. The Collection comprises all the both - Pieces. from the days of Ben Jonson and Beaumont and FletcheiNlown to our own times, as shown in the following List. 4. The paging of each Play bring unconnected with any other. the purchaser can bind them in any order lie pita.ex. On the loss of any volume it may be instantly replaced. List of Pieces already s published. several of which a re on l y to b e found in this Collection, the copyright being the exclusilv pre petty of the Publisher : TRAGEDIES. 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Second rtlition, enla.-ged and prove.l. and illustrated wish Plates. Pricy J.. in boards. •• This it a well-written and well.arraigt.tl production, comt.in. ing much interesting information."—Literary Chronicle. 6. A PRACTICAL. ESSAY on tb' Itreaking and Training the LIN:6I.IAI 'PANIEI. and el/INTER. II! IV. Dobson, Esq. of E..1,:u ilall, Cutub.:rlaniL in 870. price Itis.tid. in boards. .~:1~ 1 0 1 0 Price 7d IRISH ABSI: the Fella et or fish sleilevie of 11.!rlanded :1).:11C went :I:11 their' appa ; et ceedldlyasa the ne.t nutiiher .wf the Abera:4,:r w:. f.. , •' :• • : c, iy sound and wo e.: cm this rui , l ••,* coiannted with the s!ale of I rcicrid. Ties aiiiv written' e article runs to senie Lit we cs:ra , :t tit • l'lourpg, as deserv•-.lly citieg. ; •tile ce to the t h.ya:tv of the Irish Cathe'ici, whey: ti.h-lity we haw f.' , Orl ili!y reward.d. and ..•• r.eordiree at tie sree t., the co• s:. tj qt ./1114.714y Rll , l greatm,... of mind of a as f...en-Ifetxu- TENAN v of Ire!.:,.] had uo efi .; t.ll the iqvintinestt-of the M • eguis c Let w• - •l'i lt• land. has trod with stile:firmer footsteps in • • ..ante lionourablepath:— " When p nal etatutes, that is intended by the Ifalse policy of sh::!low and Lit . • .!,t rowel leeasltheirto dis quality torn tie the knowlese e•' . i rton cr pretizal rights, stlll ceetitmed to clue!: :It • regress of civil liberty in Ireland, ti': combined cfrn-t, •.f a victim of the-liberal and ellura•el resident gentry vrece f.ent.l snffleienYto make head against a governs:mitt the it tic, st uelcolder of English power, and he too an I 1:1:1!I C!IA CELLOk (Lewd Clare), declared was ennueli to crush any ns'wn prat earth ;' and which one of the es .sest a..• 1 b st ilillaothrrvaty lof that or any age (!)r. Fraiihhin) Las d:th:el to bavie.• a suck a ctri:nan.iuts ol ropiae, Inea-her . a, 0,.d violence, as wont,: ham di•;,-rac:d the now otent in tf ;oast arbi!ra , :j et:wale:l 0.11 r' events, hearing upon the same point, tended at 'his tpoch to soften,. if no in remedy the ends of that terrine code, which disekraced England, even i.:ore than it eearad.d Ireland. While the church militant in Ireland usurp sl a powr in the persons of its Prows:ace Topes, the Prinelt. a and Archbishops, which smelt of the times or the BE. A eTs and the Wote sevs,—wliiie Bet: ees. a anal Scorn: pres.rved their own supremacy Ly the iiewell-stistaned I:1 of ItiVraillg Ire land within fie!se'f, and adding to her terit; ictioni - by lie menting her discontents ; it did happen that the, necersicy of circuinstarLes occasionally procured for the country a chief governor, whese higher order of genius and generaliz ed views raised him above the level of the iniii..raLlc • politics, the petty cabals, and factious intrigues of that re mote and wretched spot which is, in position is in psliti the cu/ sec of civilised Europe. T'he'se happy aceiclems indeed were rare, and make but a poor act-cfr in the balance of vice-regal virtue and talent, against the dulness, bigotry, and ostentatious pretension, which have so often cogged. their 31i.las' cars under the coronet of delegated sway. I was under a Thews:met: that the susceptible Dist, a'. ways led by per:onal feelings. first began to rally with con fidence and hope round a government that seemed. to abate in the execution, if not in the spirit of the latesnatse thing of that sanguinary reign which had hitherto chilled loyalty into despair ; and the personal qualities of this great Irish proprietor we're productive of the most felicitous ef fects. at the most fearful epoch in the reign of the feline of llancver. The Smarts, the abdicated, the Catholic Stuarts,had planted their standard on the Englielyarid Sect fish thter‘s, and the English and the Scotch, to a dangerous amount, rushed from all parts to support the principles o: Torvien, in the person who was the' brief abide:sit dell Toryism. Where then in this moment of feiglaftil exigency, when empire, liberty ; and life were at slake. where then were those • eVasts de la reeduliest; the Pie t: a:Alt Princes of Brunswick, the defenders of the faith of Lu.L.r, to look for the rally of defence, for the prothetion of loyelty against Catholic oppression? It was to the na tive Irish, the Catholic Irish! that England, in the face of her own savage laws, turned, far aid against Britt:* reiret lion ; true to Hair PROTESTANT SOVEREIGN, theflassier of (Ac(ATtrot.ic pcptdatioa rushed firth to.maa the nam.lind • recruit the army, which was to make a 'stand against sue T cessfid rehellirn,—successful at least for a time, itt every part of the British islands nave alone in Ireland. • " St:!!, r, in this enotneut of Scarfed' eallgesey, scb r. the old idols of Irish devotion were sealn preeentthg theme Ives to a susceptible peo;)le in all the charm et struggle and m;sroctune, something more than the inild wisdom which elle gentle Llaod of Cavendish has alwa%a protltued,. deemed necessary to watch over Cathetie Ireland; ai.d cne was ches:n suited to met the difficaleies of the Jae, and to carry on that system of conciliation began lie the Dek•• of Devonshire; this was Philip San= hope COLETERFIET D. After aii that i been FAII:1 i at .1 tavo:tr:11:::: as the 1 v.r• v Ihe to the rt.l of irc!ant!, v, ca:11:1! - . 1 2y ret:tt tent !n, Ivl:en ' Ne-fr lo 1 i! "This nobleman, who had L:i n ft:r ten years in oppesi tion, was sib:cud more in necessity than in liking: awLh' with di'l;etiliv obtained an audience cf leave front reluctc t Nlaje,Tty, on his departure for his tic royalty . When he dentan(!ed in the closet his Mkiery's commands,' he vtas• r-:oly told that' he had already received his instructions. end was dismissed without any token of confidence or of courtesy. While, however, the tninistry put him forwarl as an instrument of conciliation, and la ided him with etc responsibility of a difficult govcrnincnt, they wished tfO' re"- tain in their own hands the substance of power, aridto shack:r hint with crea!hre Mar own, in the hat actt, sr:( ; but he lank:d at file intrigue, and in their despite e!iose for himself one, whcm he describes to Ws sou e a very pretty young fellow, who knew nothing of business;' for he was determined to ride by himself;' fo ire u ith his own eyes, and to CI:CO(4111C? nu Juba/term imkr- ferrnee 14 di t re s pttart he th,:se rt. Such was the spirit in . whi.:ll LORD CD I:ST !1 I D crvcred co 1:i!t r.r- !nous mission, and ascend: d the vice-i throne of lre. land, on which he was placed by that . inil _knee to wlti.ll ext:t kings and ministers must seinctitres submit,—the, ;h. iluence of circumstances! I )oeile mediocrity, the ordinary imil:licr.tion of an Irish Lord Lieutenant, was now - ni) . longtr I.deytate to inc:t the ex'graeles of the hour, re in those times of comparaie: t7anqliilit:., any di: , l , r•acy ho ki vett tl!e I eaten couri9' some s:if-soli:di. tit political jockey V..i:a t"c name of ; who, without Me hi;Theriffier. 1 c:i vittonoo. awl mGre !low, ifs Iwri,lJ. At this moment clangers I.wh internal and ev.- ternal for qualities of a rent order, and ths En,4lii:ll !;overui:::::: was etiven to &Iv rate resoureeut acceptil.4 the aid of great at ill: expense of Aid by :islons of un tram d P •It \ ; 1;,) that i'opery A 14.1 Cr. Pretuntlce the cry ic/:.k in :!%2 cars tf new and. 57;.- g,dar uttmpnt,--:! , It the IIiCZBUTCS of the I:„t•t.r , • • !:*l , l 11:0 F.l ()N WC:C. 11 - opnEt 0. e h rc idea rld!'s rt. s al Co.•:?uct.—';.a! from ti.t. arottst:d the ;..to!::ance reef Lean 0 down to tl.c.• ar:l),—:hat thodominerring of a haughty a....cerdency the. anlienc , .-rocm 0: I!.e stc.Fped . the at r tarte' to t- bow to nth., to :07c; Y. , 1 ~•ct:r to a et, :0 beyond t 1:,• ri , :eur of Ole law, •%1:i,11 rt.:LW:II tt;e:,, • to' reign by tbAiaing,' c.ll Lint C-71 the lis: ci P.a* . nikin lerd tits c . i a i. et 4 farticn : the arute, the : lad:0 , 11,41 :Le ,1,-ptbs of tat if :MK :9113 he played with tl e virtth ilia not ,1, to wr, sth •• %%lien the ailvocates t ranc..• pt, ached /lon tion, he answered their h. an :;,•)C.C.:(14,:i ;,:1 a w:1 n s for fo: ..t• thin, to 5qa!!,,...; !.:. ;:r, ; is .1 7 : the MA 1:7.1iS o ncrs :I,y with In 3 lye:. t~~ Clitta disl it • !:al.• 1:17'. II ..h-1 anti- W. rc cr 1!:t 01.11iltV 7ty in C..: n. he •;.....t! t' • y 11 :: • :t .1 colt a 7,1)(•:!;. , .a. kl r..!:1 :Li: Itt!UPT !Viola' 1 .V; e‘•l..‘ ll ' ; ' while a number seerc nlii•ar , ;"; a raiz of cr, .rc at ...II at Ole l'oticiit Ileum, coming to a tine ele.e with the woribi '• there ant there twis the eaS f4^try ju-t at ti..it moment suddruly rent out, and left rho:* band in pi rket du/Alas,. oas Te al ' los' if .7 1 4 , w, '