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A :/ _ - I `J] rtfo• '~~~ , - .._ , • , v ,.:1- . . • v . • a . .., .AO - . . . . , . ' 4 , . ` . , 4. .. ~....'ll 7141 .; . . . . . . , • • .. . . . ....... A e • v . ; . t, ' :.... -'••.; .4 .; • / .. .. itt f --- ibir 13rittob .111 ak, r?, * ::' 4 -:" ... -II . . . ~z.l rrIiF.ATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. TtlIS EV II:\ I NG. i ntSDAY. Nov. S. Meets Ms iertes Servants viral I.c: form k ilburth time this SCIHUISh a Tra -getly, PIZARRO. The Scenery, 11-eneY, and Itecnratinns entirely New. The itlatic t At, Charusseq, end .71tarehzt, incidental to the ec comlsoaed by Mr. Kelly. _ Pf.RUVIANS. Attaliba, Mr. P.iwell ; Rolla, Mr. Illiston ; Orntembn, Mr. Diwton. cora, Mrs. H. Johnston ; Fernando, Miss Goodwin. SPAY IA PDS. Pizarro, Mr. garrynsare; Alonzo, Mr. H Johnston ; Las Wroitabton. Elsirs, Mrs. Johnstone. T.ie Voc.rl Pars by Mr Burrows, Mr. Dianom, Mrs. '.‘f Miss De Carup, Miss Dicks, Miss Menage, Mrs. hharp, &c. Sc To which will be articled, a Comic Opera, called, NO SONG No SUPPER. Frederick, Mr. Ki•fly ; Ow, Mr. Digniiiu ; Enrtew, Mr. Suet: Rob'n, Mr. Rsiinist,r D.zrothr, MN. Brand ; Louisa, Miff Wentworth; Marprutta, Mrs. ; Nally, Miaia MCllllge. ICHEATRE ROYAL COVENT ". GAKurN. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, N , is. b, Hill treatted (eleventh time s , ' a New. Com.ed, in Fare Acts, pllr ' 3E BLINAAJBARGAIN ; 4)., /MAR HIM GUT With N'evree..;ir. usi litatwes. • The tii.racteis by Mr. Ftweett, Mr 11.8411 k, Mr Fader, Mr. Einem. M Keitible, Mr Curves, Mr Jeff .rtes, Mr At. Mr, G D.MCOLOOtt, MbS DASies (with a Sung 1.1 elyineteri, Mrs. Emery. To which will be added rby Permission of the Proprietor of the Tlutatre Royal. Hate m trket), the Musical Farce of THE REVIEW; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Deputy Roll, Mr. Dae,niport ; Capt4l?l Bell4C3rd. Mr. Par lor; Curb Quot'm, %Ir. FaWeett ; Sernsani Higginbotham, Mr. Atkina; Maetwolter, Mr. Reck ; John Lump, Mr . )r. nen , . iimee Garlorre, Mr. Gibbs; Perebe Whitethorn, Misr Dl,,e• Uses., Miss Martyr ; Martha, Miss Lescrre. ( 6 - rll L OPEN. Since Two years, at SAVILLE • kJ LEICI.STER SQUARE, ev-ry • Day, (mitt Ten in toe Morn,: ill. Ten m the Eveninc, under the PA. 01$ Lir of Ili , Rora: Highness lie. Prince of Wa et, the cols bi .o.diiondsiriol Exhibition of the cieninforable 1.. • k 41i5:.,; and 'German INVISIBLE. OWLS of Mr. C'i sRI r.s. t nn'y inventor thereof. Aim, toe Ivor, and it e agoni•hlog Eirserimant of the WONT T.RFUL f the famous Oracle of Del,,ioe, which, by the di hr-ad, eve., and Ire, •pears t if aniinased, d, to 'he rim rise of tie visitors, will hold a contersantin coot while hot 4 in the'r bawls ; tiny n Enclist, Frotch, and ~ .itrinan ; tell thc hour by the Watch, &c. &e. PATENT MEAD-DRESS. .EUCH A RS, Fancy HE A D-DRESS•NIAKER Her Royal floglinenatire Ditches: of YttßK,lnghly g•-.. then the liberal patronage experienced so long tout a c, moons erobraeeni this opportunly of anii..unong tr. 91, f,she..riebl r the most twaehnill and perflrt HEAI)- DRESS,eier r-e.h!hired Er.gl-r”rt,eren tra this ate; r 4 emi t ,- Ma? erat..n, and ni s i imprint :nein. Itcol.rlress on,inersallsk ant,...d no he the moat dearnput.lial of .IJ MP,it of the H uman Figure and nn Ajtoit isi Europe. whether in Italy, in France, oi England, bag yet leen aSI, to ennwtoni a • ie. foreither..f. *eraser. that 1.01 not sibew k with e 44, rx expanded with haft; ant us mods re, that what at lint appeared like witure, won tis.eaved the rainnuate of wo , ariperf Thipo ht-nt Head drr , ., hew, r, has tintlly rentovol the only ob }action that cotr.J tiln.alwaneed to Arithrtal Hair. It will on se occasion erhe- *Wink o:s =el' in a., light that .t is wawa y Salton the be.al,anJ may be droned by any wrinnet, with more ewe than a common Heed of H lir. In Acre, in (hese Pate..l Dregs., the rand a.vret has, for the lir,t trine, heen e.on plet.e:y way..red, of work. ri,4 the H nir rs aetty as it grow., a rhis innies , rernent Mom., num..., to e , ery ronnhtion of a , •ear4 no Superior to a. t, Out 14 fa:gala., tied of Leo ds. , 5... 47, Piot thlly. opposite St Tame r.:hurch . 404 by appo.ntawnt, of Mr &ow n , N o I:, Geo.'sje-tratet, Ecl;nharjs THE fr:WHIS PF.TI Mali OF ELM %RCM Gilt:SON, 0* the P.riall of St. James, Ceichast:J, Ewe, sitrwErti, THAT st:e is a Widow, who some few Years ar , ee wee left rarior Four Cluldreo io •li.tre-sell cireicn- MOWS ; her I lusbanesPmptirty being iostidleient tin th e Poe. amen: of Creditors, shn has -nice rkith employed herself an the Raking Ilteiines:, and ha , tnattagl.4, by her industty„ to bring mph,r children, bolt ter, by the premium of the times, minced to a state of great dimness. Shr the..4•n e s o licit s Th. : ocsiolne• of the charitable and hn.narte, to enable her to porches.: a few nsater•als to e wry •rts her buena-it and prey - i t the necessity of her apiiling for p 3 • terh,al “.14. S , ,iserirt,ons d tnatmns rl 74. ; 11er 14 ny.ll Highnon. tlm Muter. of WJles, 21. ; rhe Itsivp 4 I,ronoon II ; 2sek's CofLe House, 21 ; C tM 64. L• iist T. E.. 41 lid ;Mr W. Ktrktunl, t) C. , ‘l , • C. ; A Vt, , ..nrt, 3.. ; Mr. E. S 11!..e •?, 7. ; 111 ; Mr Charles Michell. y.; A Frwwl, y. ; A 1...nal ' M ; Thiodeireed. 103 6d.; Th ree -;p1o. 7s lid.; John Thoillewoud. jun. 74.; and unwal Donatonns. 11% mance Pnations sw,lt 111 thankfully 11.0 .11,P4 at ]a.; C.Fev !Iwo.. %lark-lane ; Smith's Cafe, Haute, dark-lane: thot —ford e.ffra flog' e. St.a.tel and The Er iLrit Tres atkl . ..IfEce. N. IS. Lack of St. Cement'.. PROM the Nobleman to the Peasant. Intoricatiln o the eau:e of nhoit of the bicycle.' which now 'Mice no . kind. Whe: t waowt o thrown off her g'.i.td by the Patent c- of drinking to inieco., it too *en hanneto that this on noshicto a.vorh-r, pi4t tent* a connection :Oh s disordered ne unclem person i end frcit.iimtly tissue who t!.• guilty of the., iodic-elem. are rm the poh.t nt entering i.eo the uki,4 hand .4iete with a dioereet and elation. c i• the ow. neenre of thew- repeated h..- Itaoiseties, The feetioto towerierhich het hilted in the b'eff of the ho•Liatid i. aiiiim•inieaTed ro the vrif and ritta.led anon the icf.perig, voliZ comes a• to the wor.d a divining 11.• • rile to an ti.huldore. ii:liject to :he eruption. toe m . nt inveterate &c. n mecsa:,ic, who 090 - 3 foetal it ihetempetion ot any performance, that ho not b^en 1° 0' 41 7 'crierl • will 4n4 weekirian- ht pbleak, snack, airs it.; 'ay a var.tt of irripeneo on., in deiarare of all pains and t 'met ! ni. eltilett the +drum with there who erne" into the e. , e of wedieek ./hhout be. , tie their Wand pioneer purified the cont-rook deeemper• it receive) threigh throe new i• twit Dorto; i• more efFeactottr than Dr. BIZUDDNI'S It• iTANIC4I . SI KUP, bring an wfiritrahte d untie, and iTti.l by rerviratmn, never firlin4 to cute cooncla.nts of this 11 . 1 °T'-• *et . they hue, lam dormant in the bleed fire as.en, et' l, re teapot.. .4 'though it aso effeeieal, it la at the 8t..: t.Op so ionooot, that a c'tdcl, or a I. ing in wou•in ot•tht take it with ill, peaty.' ' t or is thou. the bast 612.4.0 f tat , t; add even ; n the mo-t inc:enient wisich possible w ',cape during the athissibber‘t.ou of a entry of ninTtoc7• The &tech:nun to he had 41 111. 11.1U.P. Nn 9, Alien Orr et, ta. - kfiriani ro ..! 3 and of all tlit nedieulle Ver.ders in the 411 4 Llogdoni. • N. B. A. D S e t ntnn, P....i•ieteir (Son of Dr Swinton, f the gesai p , ‘. s . c as's, Loral in:, nue he 4-"asukcifsent ij tali J, oc ay lctior containing the a.aat THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1804. ULTINTER LOTTERY, be g i ns D raw i ng t h e • v the 2lith of JANU ARY, 180:). SCHEME. 1 of L 2'2,000 is L 25,000 2 —.. 20,000 40,000 3 10,000 • —_ 80,000 3 --- 5,000 —...... 15,000 6 1,000 —.. 6,000 10 500 ---- 8,"00 30 - 100 —. 3,000 60 ---- 50 -- 5,000 6,130 —* 20 —. 1:1,000 .---... --..—...... 25,000 Tieficets L 250,000 rcket•atid Shares are setting at every Licensed Lottery Office Price of Ticket 1 .lB 7 0 Half .L. 9 7 0 Eigh th .. .L 2. 7 6 Quartzr 4 14 0 I Sixte swth 4, ,,• Prizes of Cie late berm tak...ii in Exchange for T. kris and Slia,es. A NEW AND IMPROVED BRITISH ATLAS. 'This Day publidted, No. I. containing Mats of Reif ,rd-hip and Kimki.Tharitsitite, with a Platt of C.onitridge, large paper, full coloured, es. small paper, 24. lid. lIHE BRITISH ATLAS; comprising a Corn• • pie., Stoics of COUNTY MAPS, and PLANS of the cum.; and PRINCIPAL TOWNS: intended to illustrate and NlCOMpany the BEAUTIES of ENGLAND and WALES. Publodied wider the Direction of the Authors of that Work. Each Number will contain Two Main, and One Plan, at. 44. the large paper, and 2s. 6d. the small paper. In each Plato will he engraved a beautiful Vignette, representing wresting Building, or feature of the Town, lc ; the cur re,t Arms belonging to it, arid to the County The Atlas will consist of about Sixty Maps, including one of each County iii England and Wales, and lour for Yorkshire. A Map of Britain under the Romans, and another under the Sarum, also one of Rivers, Canals, and Mountain., and a general Mai, of England and Mika will bi- given in the catir>e of the publication. Printed for the Proprietors ; and &del by Ventor and Hood, 31, Poultry 5 Longman and Co Paternoster-row ; Cudiell and Martin, I lolborn ;.1 and A. Arch, 61. ; W and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; J. Harris, St Paid s Church yard ; B. Crosby, Stationers'-court; E. W. Ittayley and Britton, Wilderncas•row, Goswelfstreet ; Mr. Faihn, Charing ems.; and by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. 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HEBREW LANGITiO.II,b, sad to vire,y Bratich of • MAIIIEhIA. Ttcs,..a nisi& OIL VW- ' ()the, Partict.l.as . y tr: known by ap. Owl t. •MT il. • .rd, (doestly uppo s.te 4.144any•H1.,;. Picradslly. r f ()ST. on Tuesdly the ..).11 instant, a PARCH. IIU; 'U.::: C. )V1 i.).PICKET-HOOk, benteen the ` v.. H. 3 , the I..ryat ExLilana , , euhtaii.ii.g an i pry ~ •!: TlCt.f.. I , and CERTIIICATIt frnm Ht. Ma ta.,c4ao.er. tnll bring it to l'pe lirsti+l a G. ..e Jake, .ia. Is., fact of St Clements., shall ite Hai-a-Guinn" keyword, it quaint bey( Me :0 MI alit hot the caruer. :2. ••• Tin: Da , is puhirthed, in One Vo!urne 12010. price St. heardr, •rtiE PHILOSOPHY (ii PHYSIC; or, I. the Natu al History el Diseate, and their Cure. it:.ng us Atteetpt to lenge-. the Art of fielding from the Darkii,....ot litr.r.not and Superststinu, ats.l from tn.: Jargon and PeJan try -4 the School..; thew 4.4 a snipe e.ny aud cefLun We) of pr,er% lig and recovering Health, than any hitherto By the lter. WILLIAM WILSON. Dubin : Priatcd for (itibtrt awl !lodges ; and mold iu I.ondou by John Murray, No. W., Ileet.ureet. This der is publish:id, int Quarto, price ills. in hoards, the SI a t tt Edition, rev tied, committed:and cousidarablyenLrrel, of AGRAMMAR of the PERSIAN LAN GUAGE.—Bv the late Sir WM JONES. Louden p r at e d Atte., and Cn. ; NW Matti.; S. Bal.ter ; J. Walker ; Bieck and ?airy ; and J. Asperoe. • presentnig this improved Elitirm of Sir William Jones's Gramm, to the Pualtc, the Priv, iettirr heg leave to e 1.1 1 ,, that th very I oporient cortectioas and t ii?rovemerits to wh :n thee 41/ode, have been made by an thientalist of the host consideration in tin , COWIItV. The types, which ate en tore.y we, have been riesioed and cast oy Mr. Martin, 'lype• founder and Ptinter to the lirmourtnle East India Company, eit e rewly for this Wrw lc, who, hw the advantage of supctior ac cord. y and elegance, h..s permitted the yrietuag to be executed at the peer of Mr Balmer. 'lnn day w. han , lvoinely printed in Throe Volumes, Octavo, price 11. h in boards, rINHE LETTERS of MARCUS TULLIUS ii CICERO to svveral of ha FRIENDS. With itenuirks. By VVILLIASI MELMOTH, Esq. London feinted for Lackinvon, Allen, and Co.; W. J. J Ri , dtantwin, Varuur and Hood, Ca Jell and Davies, Innernan and CO William Onidge and Sm, Dayton and HAM, J. Nte , :n. Cothell and Martin, Ogilvy and Son, R. Lea, J. Wal4ar , E. Weber, and J. Asper:ore. Of %whom may he had, translated by Mr. Melton/eh. Thr LETTERS PLINY the CONSUL, 2 vol. bet. 14,. board.. CATO an LELIUS. or, ESSAYS on OLD AGE and FRIENDSHIP. I sn:o. Svo las boards. AI.o, FITZOSHORNrs LETTERS un easeful Subteen, entten by Wen. Melnaoth, fo. boards. Ten LIFE of CICERO, by Dr. Middleton, 3 von. •%o. IL 4s. boanl.. AR I IFICIAL lIILNIER AL PASTE TEETH. Thit Day is poblished, brlau and Co. Soho equate, the Four; h Maim, Syn. with natal, i l boards, pica Si. DE CHEMANDs DISSERTATION on AR TIFICIAL 'TEETH, pointing out the dans-rout row sequences arming front the not of Teeth extracted from &ad bodie , , or made of any animal sutotanc7, subject to decay :rod rli•solutim ' as well as the reds atte.litat on die transplanting of Hunsan Teeth; with OS...ryat ire'. and Cart corroborating the op'nions of Sir Wat.on, John Hunter, end other satin -nt Surgeon.. lobo have dcsoinvitraterl the fretlisern i,woi -1.61,00 of dam:ales by that uuale. or practice. To which a:e added , RE/HANKS on the great Superiority of Sir DP CIIF.SI.%N rs Incorrisptible hIINERAL PVC( IL fry: ANTIEILI AL TEETH, w.th or without Gum, whirl, have not only been h..noured girth the apprnaehori of the Acart-tuy of Science, at but alas ler the !white the must raiment hieto:M. C.%Aritters In ,don, and th^ camera ei.periene, of thhe, draw 11,000 Persons rank and rsipertablitT, during the last ruxteen Years. In Lothar testi mony or the 'lent of ti's Discovery, it has beets b.ni.oired wit LeuersPaknt both in England ant Trance. To be had ales of Om Arritor t at his bowl, No. 2, Frids-ttreet; near bubo-squaw. This Day was publishes!, T CALLOW's MEDICAL CATALOGUE sus . of HOOKS, P.%RT THE SECOND, tor 1804 and 11103. Containing many rare second-hard Books, with a judicious Se lection,il the beet Mudem Publieatioar, collected during the lAsin'welve Month., m various Languages, on Anatomy, Me dicine, Sirgery, Midwifery, Chemistry, Botany, AI hymy, &c. Among others equally valuable, are the following FOLIO. Anion/ Flora 1 1 .. lemontana 3 Tut. Blackwell Hcri. . l, .! rot. Coloured plater, loR 'l.lO Vic &A:yr totossie, coloured .. at Cowper*. Anato,.., 0. ad, 1696. Sosellies Plates. WillougbbyWroithology, by lay eUAIITO. Ilalteri Flementa Physiologic, II tom. 11.Ileri Hromutat. de Morborum Curat. 7 tom. seltum. Birch's Rosa! Society, 4 vol. *mitre D.ct.onna.re dli,sturre Natorelle„ 6 tom. Woodville. Mad Botany, 4 sot cpiotiled. OCT arn. Duncan's Cnonentaries, 89 Murray'. A pps. it vs NicAieant 8 tont. Fritotoniiigni, 4 tom. I.iitori Species Plantarum curs Wlldenols, 6 tom. Shales Zoology, ♦ vni Corti.'. Botanical M..gasine, 14 401. Saone. Noturkgia Nlethndsca, 4 Wm. p le% Moms, by Earle, S'eni. T.i be sold for rcaity Slums', at the Price4p4inted in the Cats ! • Ctn. Lr I, 4l.lCaltuw. 84:decat N.. 10, Crown. court, hawse-street, Soho. Where may b.. had, The First of this Catalogue, c4.intaining upwards of Ten Thousso4 Volurntri. The full Vain given for Ittars.'es nr Par,: 0 4 of 11.x.tc, B Kilts exclwas‘mi Medical Ctrislattr.g y - - to the _ ^. • The Author r who is now in Loudon) parti..tlarly WM:O. mends this little Rout to the patronage and attention of Ladies, on their Voyage I. any part of India. .. ORIENTAL FASUI.IST; or Po:yglot Fables in English. Ihridoostaltee, Pasian.Arabic, Brij Kalatch... and Snail all in the Roman Character. IL The HI NDEE Mt •R AL PRECEPTOR; or, Persian Scholar's Sluirtest Road to Ilse Ilindoestaries Language, and vice vetsa, ; being a Trtisialinfl Stone's celebrated Purtdriainu, in linoloretaneeoutiran Engtoth - Vetsion i n Prute and %'erse. Thy Wo:k ale carilalilla a C.onpasstite View of Persian and Ilindrioitanc, Grammar, Olah Dialogues, Lewes, arc in l a th Tongues, 1 , . The I !IN DEE DIRECTORY; ar e Stu. that's litsurathsetnt to the Korean Urthority and Orthography of the Hiadnontsnee Laagisage„ with the goisevai Principles of it. Grammar. ISt. The HINIIEE MANUAL: nr, Casket of India. A If iscellatieous Inulootratte. Coniptiarien, in the Persian and NagreeCharroderti. 11. ANEW 11110.0 R ofPF_ASSAN VERBS, with their Hindoreta..ee Sy la. TlitettlNDY.Y. STORY TEI.I.nR : or, Entertaining Espotitor of the I 'man. and Sages Cliaraet•r... in their Applicztino to tbellindisestatirs I.anguage, Y vulg. 11 tbs. • The lIINDFE .ARALIC MIRROR; or, Implored Tabular V.ew of Arabic Words in she Hiradriwwthiness Language. is. TheROSECART>EN thilNln it ST , N; a Trandattuit of Sul-e's reiebeated (;oolisetit in the ti. ied Popular Speech of India, err nienttly.called the Moors; J • .. 11. Ills. INDIAN ETHICS; a :dm , -. Translation of If iten o teles from a Pet, an Version tot Land Wart. let. BERCZE.EA, An F,C4asifirtgi Fain Tale, In I Imdoostanot Prove; (nom the o , •giva: r Hisno, in N. else. 164. The HIMIDEE-ROMAN 0 E7110E2 - GRAPHICAL ULTIbIrATIIM. Menge*in:r.te Viet/ of Oriental and Octsidentnl Symbol. and Sow*. ka. 6d. ••• AU the above Works are etstor.xl at br.tipaers' 11411. N B. Besides the aboreuiefol Publieatrose, a Trry even dye Collection of New !find - onto:see :Yorks, pr all atel WS. is expected by the new Fleet. Tle WRITERS AND CADETS. That no Gentleman cuing under the susidees of the I lotiourable ...t lode Conigsay, may plead itlior:mc4 of their express iutuoetiono coacendng their Servant.' arnoire menl of the Oriental Landing-% t:te tonnes. I I_ the Public Orders of the Governor General in Coasiell at gal, are laid b:fore thew F•re-Mitliele. Pelee ikeisaaevi. " The Right Honoorable the Gmrpreix Generally tiontidering that the due ednunietratiorlif the internal govern!, mint and affairs of the Compunv in Bengal requires that OW Civil Se rant should be ntiniinsted to certain of ewt of trust at el responsibility, until it shall late karell ascertained that b• ut sufficiently acquaioted with th • Loa and nqgolatiree. enacted by the Governor Gesieral in Connell, and the reser.' languir., the knowledge i 4 which iv repiut.te f w the due disc:targe of the u.spectivs functioos of hh Lordship to C 'lvi ed hereby sprite. the Civil Servants of the Company in !kn. pl, that, from and after the Ist of January, :SOL no S..rsant deemed eligible to any of the aforementionel offs:tr., until he sha:l have laved an examination %the Hume of which will be hereafter determined) in the Laws and Regu'a tiont, and in the Language.. a knowledge of whreh bereby declared to he aa indispensble qualifswitirm for such r..,ecove Offices N The ;envisages, a knowledge of which will be considered requisite in the several Wile., is the JUchcial, Revetio-, and Commercial Denartmes.ts, are—. For the (afire ofJ %stip or Register of any Ciurt of Juts tice, in the Provinces •••• B nigal, Orissa, or Unarm, the Hindoestanee sod the s'asian Leottsary. " For the office of Collect-it of Revenue. or of Customs. or Commercial Resident, or Salt Agent, in the Provinces of Nan. gal, or Orissa, the Bengal Language •. " For the office of Collector of Revenue, or of 01.144 or Commercial Resident. or /gent, for the prevision rlf in the Provinces of li•har or Bemires, tie Mogi. ostahee Language. " fi. 11 34PLOlv, Secretary br nose - flown- " • ft has been ger.erahy allowed, t...t a Judge igi should albo know the :will dialect of Gat Pros o.r • ; nor •ap it be denied, that the Collectors, &e. there we ••,1 c v v .,* benefited by add,' the Hindoestanee and Prows,' to the Bentralee Tongue. To BRITISH OFFICERS, aml GENTLTUFN cf even De. ription, p - roceedisig to INDIA. Since the above (Irdsws were published, a more regular Sestein of Oriental &leaner his been adopted by the H ag.:. Government for the I. .il and Military E.tabladoments at Bea gal, Maitre*, anti ; in all of which, the Ilintloostanee (or Moon) has been testis cemoistered an othe.l of erintary miquentton and ini;•ortau.,i, and. taiiglit accordingly to all Waters and Cadeti, on then atticatnsai to Lydia. A knewlodge of the Hinduostatiee u net only es.ential fat Seery Shanger in British India, who !oust have a per‘onal iommurucation with the natives at letg bat, tu,notivek, ppm. the war f e the speed. aoluirerne•it if the Peewee and other Or entl Tntiel.es in that country, where alone they ear tie accurately leaned, as Living LantUarou. through the ionhunt of the Hindoostatma, which as the Vernacular Speech of al! the Meonshees, or Native Teactsen to Ilindoott.in. • In the Armies, Maritime, and Onmestie Affairs of IrAta, nu other Language than the Hi.idtentanee a unirctially 'poke& or undemtoodt nor Is any other riiettrtid fm:n the Casket tlow stinl•tog it, an I Tactics at the Milne,. Academie-, laledy estat.itsheet an the three Preset:t:lea of Bengal, Madras, and B imbue. As trench, or any other modern and ancient tone..• may be dermal both uMCri ant or .ainitiit.l ta kr:tont (Keen in En, nye, 110 VIII the. Persian, Arabic, dc. prows to them, any Cade‘ nt India; but it ,fiiial•i ever bo rewoilrtsl , that to IL °Tux. , there, the 511111 , 1 ',0L10.... IS in., a. Indtventieble, than a Iniuw!whe of Elielish re..a be to Chimers in she IMP : ilk arm:...;; •..d, coin quently, ,hould be tenitiel as tlie . . , :misatey objects acquo ,,tion, be every !ROOM going to the at. In dim w.ce he wit, coiner or later, find dart the r• , •411 I. 111 ose•md..ty consel.-ration, • loeh mai be attune gds a..roireg Im India, with ler expencr, and much mere effectuad,„ than coin he learned in Out country. ••• At Blacks and Parry's may 1., had ratis, a list • Ilkiwks ors Oriental Litentere dre. dm. that will be tii•rad was feel to Wntars, C a d et s, and Zientlessen to the Pis.' 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