The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-01-31 00:00:00

__ . . - Zbe rttiob r -11 sumEXR 654 ) , NEVER . ACTED. TIIF.ATRF ROYAL DRURY LANE sTII-11S PRESENT LVENING, .Len. 51. Their Mau-cries Servants will a.t. a New enonedy„ in Fire A.s, THE HONEY MOON. • The Chvarters by Mr. Elllstna, Mr. %Mew, Mr. R.ton , ster, Mr Wroughton, Mr.Mathevrs,. Mr. Aladtlocks, Mr. Purser, Mr C4ltins, Mr 14.1.,1e jr.A Welt &e. Duncan, Mite Mellon, Nits eattip, Mrs!%arkg. • The Prologue to be sunken by Mr. Bartley. And the Epilogui. by Miss D:Csair. To whic4 wit N. added, the Farce of FORTUNE'S FROLIC. R 44.1 knolh.lirod, Mr. Collins ; Snack:, Mr. MAdelo-ks ; R ltd.% Paheicr I Clown, Mr. Purser. Nirtry, Miry wen, as ••••i ; \I it; N), Mt; ktarks; Dolly, Mrs Darlowe. P ac. ,, for the 'Unmet to be taken of Mr. Fusbrook, at the taut, in Little R n. P-sfreet. 11 , ,e , 61. Sec :sod Poet 3+ Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price ttl. Sewn , ' Pf.CT ht.—Uinta Gallery 1.. Second YricP Gd To-rnorrow, 0!d Hai!equis's Fire 54r, with The Irishman is 0. S The United Britons, with The Ntsck rtoctot. - - - 'F'I 4 .:NTRF ROSY %1., CoVF.N' GARDEN fli - US PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 31, will I be performed a Plae• calk. , LOVERS' VOWS. Boron Wit4PlClal II Mr Murray; Fredsriek„ Mauer IF. rry•hein C. e hla I , h 0:—. an...nailer at this The •!rel . C.,mint Gaul, Mr. F racy ; Anlialr, M-. H. %Mona: Verdun, Mr. %masons. Aptha, Mrs. Litr.i;eld ; Amelia, MN. H. Sidelmo. To which vOl l be silted, a Fires, called n.iY...PADL(')CK. Vireo, Mr. Dodgy; Leander, Mr. MU ; Mungo, Mr, IllanekaoL Longo* Mr Atkins; Ursula, Mrs 'hieeopert ' On Friday, The &be I ~ i. Reform ; or, How to flu.' a Ilashand; with Ilarkeestra Haecksslver ; or, The Gnome and the Devil. Poxes 6e. Pit Sa. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery 1,. Pi ice. for the Bu..es to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at t h e [ R.rx-Droce, in Hansure•et. Ors Suurdar , Muster Batty will perform a favourite character. • 'ft. New Play of The School of Reform ; or, How to Rule , 1 lustrod ; coo:anion/ robe recetred with encreasing *Nil rose are over' awing houses, wilt be repealed on Monday, Feb. 4th, VP-booby, 4tlt, and Friday, Sib. k New Mission laisanaminiot, in two acts, called Too Many Cooks, wiR immediately Introduced. ----.--- INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC. Ifir WiILSFORD, Tailor, No. 14*, Bi shops • sae- tots (foar dears from leansearr.O, respeAthay into' '.. the Public, that Is ...) dome. to pursue the plan tor, Grua' • v speed be him as years lid r, of supplying CLOTHES ow M , : •havOns rouse :-. Fe . 'Gib of Supe.‘oe Clothes in ale year Ll 6 0 F“ "nib, 44041, 4ilib . . 111 I/1 • . Six ado. shoo ditto . . 21 10 • . The old coin to be returned, ' - TPun Gentleman who should not outer t* abe•e ' interact, , Mr be roppliud at the onelementioried reduced r i....,, A -c o , l ~(the bog sorrier slash. consAtte . 1.2 12 Ahe Posey 'Waistcoat . . . 014 S./parse Erable owned Easesymere lareeelres . 1 4 • Ouptelher WeliWinns . • 1 6 . . , Gees Casa, le die. equallyelteap. At It / i sila t li sec lo4 .^l 0 . the Public Bo to the above saeselaaklle appeal to the fit/Whims of dire whe f beast enassaiefteslat, as MS ease le anew Ye& - . . ( as. see wane. • 4 TURLEY CARPETS (NE HUNDRED and FIFTY-FOUR JP TURKEY CARPETS. of Fine Quality (of which the eudertnnyi ,ned am 2 part). TO 312 SOLD. by the IM PORTER, Melee Turkey Carpet Walstonlm p ' MOB die. ma Compene*Huuse, Lit& .) whet,. hinted Lint may he - irio ataotL and Price Meech Carpet —..Coenieg-}loupe at N 0.16. i ',took Nike/A. P ins. I cork. krearitk. Print. Nn F• In. Ft In. 11. a. No. Ft In. 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THE Reverend NVILLIAr4 B A RCLA Y'S a ANTIKILIOIIq DEORSTRUENT PILLS —The 1 . 101. he an" treinesteg to observe, that 34 the ereit hem *. t o be de. tned fmm the above Parent !Neilson° d.4,..0tts on the PM. h ""te eallume. lb. Majesty'. limo. Commiasion , ri of the have beet, plotted to greet to the Rev. Wm. lia.clay, the ante Livening and P.iteines trf the Asittbiliouv kt.•••hstracs t Mils the name o f Tito Rev. Mucky, et, tild timittetriver" to be engrave.' on a 'elate ".vi,,which stamp is affixed remelt ho'., all osher , are etm• ; and any veasl..te the same will be prov.eute.l the ins. 41 sev•ony et the law. Th...y bevo u•Jrrl " by rtatn the - tome.; ~moopt whom I, na , the .. :''' o -'to ran% t h o &Hoeing daltineaished in•riloileget li " 444,e Arahliethry of Catiter'oury —The Lowe ' Bishop 1:41. sari 3 din 14 sovwood, Per , . 114. P for lin ."••••4 5"7. 11, i Lu hinclon, Ilirt. M P for i'enmst...r. •-na, Loa. M.P. Litelibeld..-Jameis Atm ttt, M P. to • dhatepton...t:xil For Ey P fio ' I "" 4 :Avert. Eest r I lestfonivalnua si d R isdini, Ey y. ""••"vet.S,rine pr Flammendety Eat PAS- T " '' . " - C ; Ditivell. EPrivate Siwretwy tothe'hrchbreeip 01 cautetbry.weh e Res M ,. k, to the Arch- The %I-de:Woes 0.- 001.1 a . Aft E kersay'st.:;taffklad tin 14,m1 grevt-.Mr. htriPon, Perfumer, 61' '' Etwlv, , , (Actg.,. Poultry 'tete Salter arlCe ) Biped and Co. Oafo , d.atrest—'4.. RISA 22 ' "U'l V. Edwaols %o. ;324, Ifelh o:tt-.W11,-... may Lo also ll hz - ha 4". !, the Cs l.eing Italy valuable Me happy ' h .ti, eas,e have prneomi the molt 14Iiiguire, .1 pa , --Zrhe R. V. Wm. Borders Spee*Oa (...r the '4 .7 resol •4 thy Com ; bit Solviat fir the Ca-. 8 of St toe t. 1:vdao• V.t!.,ide Nen.) Cnclij p r . l%; mid h t . Votetilo Oily sr*. :it for the cure of the Caret, Ithirimsh. i•, &e. all to Weedy b: geonitt •• met hate the, a's,ve taro- ; 4 991 ..di sal ••• . 44 ar. tf • - • J .; THURSDAY, JANUARY 51, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, JAM. 10, I SON THE COMMISSIONERS for riarniting Hit Vitestq's Nary do hereby gaze Notice, That on rum thr 21 .'1 April nen, they ail, be ready to rereire Tenders in writs% (sealed up), for on. h 4uantities of the following Description of Stares, sit. Crown Dantzic Pipe, Brandy, Hogshead, inch Dantzie, j Staves. Hambro', Stettin, Pipe Quebec so the rope dire Persons who may maim Proposals thereof, will eon 'motto &hear intothe Vietewilling Stores at Depetard and Plymouth, tassels Proportions a, shall hereafter be determined upon; one half by She Stet of October nett, and eh,. Remainder b the 31st 0 . December fillawirg ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Dios after date . The Conditions o f the Contract way be seen at the Secretary's 0.1 et. N. B. No Tender for a less Suaniity than ryhrTh.sassiod Crowe Daimler Pier, Ten Thousand Crown Disats;c Brandy, Twenty Thousand Croon Dinette Hogshead, or Teeeney-jire Tokostsand B-oek Danttic fl,onlro', Stettin, or Slake Pipe Stews, will be admitted. Ye. Regard will be hid to any Tender in which the Price shelf not ht in , wed in Worsts at length, ar that shall not is &hatred to the R. 14,4 One ect,k on the said Toiesdny the 24 of April net.. o • • 3.0,5 soh : Persons who makes the Tender, or some Person arseto.'s, to on.ii,er warn called for. PANTHEON. I, R. ESCUDEER, Furnishe r of th e Entertain -11 rients give , . by las Pic Nic and Amateur Sowietea. Ise •o inform the Nobility and Gentry, that lie kas take!' the PANTHEON for THREE NIGHTS in the course of the Sea• son. The brat will be a MASQUER AIDE en the st• of FE BRUARY, a id be Amin Os.: honour of their Patronage, as the Sorter awl Decorations will be found to meet their warm Approbation. MILLINERY AND FANCY DRESS M.:KING, WANTED, in one of the fit Houses, One Or Two extremely clue WOMEN, aho“t Years of Age, who ate capable of eo:.duvtung a •-ry este.titive ' fltt.anes., and where there is a oteeehility ails being i'ititely given no in the mune of a few Month: to others, on Terms extr-mete advantageous. It is requested that none oit apoly but shoes who are fully eneirt2ot, and who know the:t.selve.s capable of such an underteeing. Poe Particular enquire at Mows. Roach and Co. Nu. 35, Pall-mall. THE SECOND OW'S. DRAWING ~W ILL BE ON sAriRDAY NI.XT. UORNSBY and C.). re‘peaftilly ai:rl.l tint their Enrnels and.the "'chile., that thew shall colit.nu,t SELL . ING TICRETS SHARES, ipara,otett n in the pre.e.it 1. MIT" V. di hog me tory C 4 ,1 be procured.. No. 7al , the rrt Drawn Ticket entleigl to 100 N. Wei LA 1 in %mom is their oid eitabbabed Seale L.etery Office, 26, Gorabia. NEXT SATURDAY. r ir respeafully acquaints the Public, that a . the Seeowl Las of Drawing "f cie present 1. rat ri•l next Sa•unfav TIC • I.TS a-1 , 1 /MAR rs (warranted u:i- J•.Iwo) had at both his' OFFICES, whilst any felllllll N.. 4, Con hill, and 9, Cha,ing-cross. STATE LOTTERY. THE SECOND DA Y's DRAWING will be Next *ATV& D.aY . SCHENK. 1 of L11 , 1,41:ht 14 L 25,000 2 —. 200410 —. 40.000 3 10,000 —. 00,000 3 —. 5000 . 15,000 6 -- 1,006 6,000 1)) _ 80 -- 100 --.... 8,000 60 so 3,000 6,150 20 -- 123,000 ---- —.—,—..„- 3'.000 rieketo L 21t1,0 to Part of the Canttalavrill he Jetetmined as follows : Flatudniten„ lit Day LI,IOO ..)rstel awn, Nth Day.. I.'loo Dot. 24 Day .. 504) Oars 7th Day..lo, 00 Doti. Ditto 4th Day.. S.O Ditto 9th Day., 5,000 Ditto Sib Iliy .. 500 Ottto 10th Day.. 1,000 Tieltetaand Sloa-e. (ottlitlot any remain I may be had at all the 1., steed Lottery Offices, ',omitted ta dawn. RE P.% %MAK AS TO THE HUITSE. , LATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS LIIAIR REDS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND. TLC ORIGINAL At fl) E ANT / INVENTOR. B UII.ER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet Ware•r.arins and Nlariata , torv, No I and 14, Cattle rive-streer. A large assortment of articles of the newest, 'neatest, sad awl merinomical Fashion*, of well seasoned Ma terials, and excellent Wiwkinamhip, with several Improve. menu. BUTLER respectfully relies on the goad discernment of the Pubtic, that titi will see through the laaltr y device, and is. monations opposed to him and counterfeiting his ankles. It is will known that BUTLER has two Patents, one for Tab:is., the other for fterhitrads the principle of the first i t amlicab.e to aliiiort.all Kind* of Table., a n d is allowed to be a gr ea t immorenienr4 it renders them more convenient for nous .s, and much more ;sortable. The pi iiiriple of the other is ain't.- cable to most kinks of Redstarts, as Four TM*, Sofa, and Chair beds, which latter are siriguLrly useful in Skmps*, awl each, when shit up, makes a handsome piece of Liniiture tit a Sitt.iiirooin, Dm-saint-room, &c. The Four l'.ot and Zeit Belt go together in all parts with brass, and an. , Jilted much CAM without the help of tools or tacks, or nails in the furniture, and arc very porta'alc. Particular kinds of the *hove. adapted for Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and Hot Cl.mates, alao purtaole Chairs, &c. BUTLER's Patent Manufactures have been graciously patrini.:3l by the King, Quet.n, and Royal Family, and ho. wowed by ceders (rum nurnisers of the Nubility and Ginitry, and Lave been highly approved of in the Lin and West the mark of the Articles ha. thus met with favourable 'emirs/meet, and fir wilialt he r.,turni hit grateful ackihrwlertg mem., cid cannot hot notice the kind laces of s others ono Aa up large Sign Lards, with BUTLER% name inser:ned, w loch may help also to fltl.tUlAt Ilia Beeiaew , or should it be otherwise, he, bi the permsnion of Provident"-, ma-' vela hisSepOriof Fnun pm* and other Bads, ex ...rdt in Di tog Tabl.-s and Cabinet /Utiles as above, namely, r:atheritut.str.rzt, eight Doors fmio tn. strand, a itrick-frnvit llonse, where he has construct:li sear d Timis mil Machinei ,for Wierkiseg the .a .le, and has "thereto. been at • - onriAvrible ex;nntx to bring them to that utility sled ilegraeof pe•fectiun at which they tow are. At the same place may be had every art:c it' re , completely Fornis.l isig N.B. For Exportation. .• • •izssxcs, TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE' HOLDERS, OF THE COUNTY OF HERTFORD. Gaerstasew. AT a period of Life, when retirement Might be thoueit the better part of wisdom, and alien raeonenf a private and afflicting nature, &wpm* the mind In some &grew from scene, of burgle and activity, I owe an apology to nay family and to myself, for presuming at such a moment toopearagain en the peilic stage • to yea, Gendemen, 1 awe bony II yea cannot be ignorant :hat there ere eizentostances peculiarly con nected with my late situation in the Camay, which estrum a departure from common rules, and entitle me to your limpid favourable cansidezatioa. The reetaltof that mtplamitioni, whoop it is incumheut on me to give, altWiskspeaill as yeereeldee. tad I wait Itor it w.th an anxiety peopertioned ton he impata , ante /or hide as I may have profited i n aim knowlelge , have been taught this lesson at kat la =eel of politics, not hastily to aatkipate the public *Mos ea any events which may arise. In jostles, however, b }ea, Gen tlemen, aryl to myself. I cannot feel wholly inaillinuett to that which he- , recently occurred. The wifoneeme death of Mr Leadasewelledle by lerolle inure s'ncerei titan by mesh, hagernletat J< ratlterey he the Representation of ear Geeity. and MN oglanyok nape tame he the 'were* of 'Mr elegem. at as antsviateNdlua trethl ve ha bees fairesten In the 0011107041 COMMIS tone jUdillMtlit wiiieh yea awirappeeed.o. have hem ef wpm. liaoseatery conduit, not three yeas since, mists emit have de terred a less attentive observer of the li , srory tithe timmhina scorning again the chemeler of. eandetite. Bat, if. doable this short interval, a complete revolution yea talremisleee Ole public mind ; if the rantistanu whit* yan yehmetstm known very generally to have capremed„eftheatfeas Ma MO meat when the last returns were waft* heel. net i ll= words—and the mad panne ashwitleihybe maim them to he divided, are now become thi meet, of eiaegameacia ark* —the standar.' round which we we rallying with all stir Wel, and all per mowers • If , the very inane twiny teMeli We Ire% made the pretext kir condemning ear, Wee sines lei= inMar amount , almost without a mormar r and `e nem:mines a ou r aiasiagon lave recomediell ml walkm never experienced befores-ef you we at ls weethmak glue there is us safety he Great Ratak; ttem, "Phan IP' malignant and unprincipled an weeny as femme. so Weselletate a friend Ai the peace of Amiens...A.4 ,if them estamediemy effers have been produced, not by tire etamigebe any cratiode of but by the sound settee of the pan* of F.40.....9d, roused Irons the Isidore: of fisold einsticga, to a jut view of then true interests, and serioeity impaseed with the dlltelere which arose ad them,--a it too snack for farm tgjkartathe jultim and libeadity any cometlyaiat. Am, - Ws* Mr. eamstances, I may look itx a narethei tight C M wk. I bare ever studied to des e r v e, b De eyweid AA's, new Immeme deck own. and aabisptie thimbles.* irate* di width me twee . etoe emen4at te tin bait I et flamer. lit elf, diattimen are mei toilot yew, whom the hank= V* appeal al so pmeildy edlendoilt is ad &lased. net to year paalladba hat teem* your mammy, cad your Ltd= gtis fear to. 011ndlsheatelt 111 , 4101$ Ipttich eiftMilig, at emir ge its. the Imeb of throe gplateme. anal dfmetiel- Pres, which have andeviely attested my p,rnlid IA is made without reset and 'Moue; few, ad when it bou ' evoe you mem araennheise therellasweakiedllheitehlr" you are disposed to trust • anal may my it pumas pro nest !) it is fouaded la dtirreasanobie Oates pendent mini who has kedieated- the!~ pet 0' y..or service, *dhow the morn Mental seta :I - pilaw imerert ef his own It he 1 , .i fr bilion, it is an ambition af that lealthrv" without haza,4, and he way an" Roch a Chanibisati,' It the le . . _ prejudice.,may he lea* inclined to.faeser my prete•et.,..• , hut, to the liberal and tb • conlid, the ditterning and thu just —to those valuable cod exper;enc d fr•' • 14. Ire atom I kat* .. toot supported in venous suinon se; th thearculncis l ey cause and my honour, in the liao.yer, .ation. than, whatever they may think of the pruden.:e of this (reek and 'spin r.isel dec. fatale's', they will give me (+edit et Hest ler that enczntv which can abut recommend ate to the dietisige:dael honour of becoming since more the legnmote It nen:sentence ef the County of tintiotd. l ant, erth the highest respect, IlaYfordbory theodolite'', January tsth, 1165. Your hitheol inemltle Servant, W. BAYER. • ---- OLD POET, 61itIlE1111A. SHERRY, AMELIA, Ac. IQPK NICER and.rIMIMI N 3, WINE and MLA Di mr.RcHAwrs, Ne. Atone& ' rake !roe to acquaint the Public; the th e y OnW kero; 'and f'.• 14 years last pot have never kept ins. thau 12,1)30 gallons of genuine Wine, in sate and nolo. siiseramst and cri.dos.isatang for hettlimg; sad from 20,000 to 10,000 bottler of ctu•lesl Old Pert, hfla• 'ilea, de. By this mode of keepiog, dittrir Wines are to Ina. Owed ire flsreee, end their :mae{ qwelities v . :mince, as to 'leader them more grateitil to the etn•nac ••• rar Isere sos hetnag e and the aged nee unarm, m experience hes eonvinrol 113 aof erininent who tow eemaglyllitemtiseed belt OW wi ne , as the run,t eta.ikeonee aml naturalise fewer By Ws await they are enabled to serve their Mends Wire sopercee , of great are, sell .4 the beet Veliaget, on tee amt. le terms, for reset! money. They have also an en large Stock of V./ tall Clegntec Ilrandv. Pine and Awn; and b a leap vivito'? of mast eicadian t Eat TO rue FAIR SEE—TO THE DELIC %Ty AND DE BILITATE D-.TO . 11, P. AGED AND IN Fl R LE GRAND RES'FAIMAANT. UN MEDEC IN, gill tennit a Parity al 'ter ;I pas long teinps, It premier rang entre •e• Cot gum, • t • redult, per la particuleaure di ea situatkm dams e• lays el, rioter, a s'ecarter de lernetbode °airman, de la pumps% et a srtir.V4 public u*IIIEDECINE, dent it als was expeviese•ree leg versus sarprcaanbas par de ontuttuateees stun uomlicrases, et bier generates II se rend garat.it lui•reat-inc a mita' *Gra eclair* de son rffialre inerverretwe. Cast par elate Vledeet:te, qua N temperate lit d.t Grand Louie XIV. floilale, et dehcas pa nature) se retablit, et der int robust.: . et is est furl a p•rs. sterner, qua Is 'be de re Prime, si fitamerie pm ea galantesiv, fut moaner* eats bibelots...ware a Veposin: modes do Face venerable, tar les forces reaming:a* et: rranedu.' La Pouveir eslutair du Grand Erestaurarit eciosisee en ce filial rend a la Nature a. vigneur *ea tortreo,at recent,' et...iurte, SCNt par on aveugle eget:Evan de arose prreaberejeurrresr, ea; t par une suite d'aaneet pasee..laitt re. soulnaeacers, et dans 1.• deregledient. II detrit.t rem.: folla:e.4* sla sempeseatunt .. t cette ramenuibilite, vie rags amens* orenyeetneall bangeellor: un engourdissement of aesuuprt Fasivile virile, et earupars de t rata not faults,. Ce tetnede Wort pas wows 4r) :., et beam dins ss mature, questa', et immaratualateu• eat etTet. II remplit le sang de eha'eur geneott.se, &nal* las Nerfs, sit n nu ramene a sin age flan, les crams u. raveseents leu nesse, et dol'wuour. Le Sate pluadraeat 7 tasted ea-rem tra puiturnte cadre. ratty foabicese a taquele it era pacticrrhoremerrt sujet 11 tafflennit et en•rulsuco le system* salami 0:44 quip sort la cause .1e sea Nlat.lieusent. La ream. *sac' rl•rrr-at t,cnnele p.r Sun influence, ^t tout mt.:eye ob.tvucrl. et In -tu trregularttud. furiCtiona cllSSent. par C.. Reiseirde S. Scram, gm: le tang se nourit Pegprtt rani.n's 1 jPO^O4ll,-'ntiolk raprend son eclat, et la woe et le vie ~s noo"cfn au roPil human. LaiCitur de eet arts, qui as 1 , 1 , 1.011 as marker lei titre cI: Moder:in, ct de gall not hunt rre, u'rrpr poi* ou'Oa &junta fru a re qn'il vient &assurer, anent goon v t fart reseal. et experiments Is 'gettable puiisaae" *ens reniva.. ii St vend avec plain's instruetlons a t . Ilorit:11 es sepaers, eltacun a Yeast Cloth... :asr 6 poor aim Lens.' a Me. tr., Ll-c.rer Few-street, Loner Urn...V*lW o ltstr, vtlssiot alerman 11 Ent add*** let lettr-v, ea* 4te pen. pt esicanr-iolart stub les envois I.: remnant de :.oven** req. , is., a IRV P-raicr. p s , our her Ord-. s serene csacate arras **l ornate, :1 b Rene* *Agee tlAtsrr at tsetse ponies do la Vv.'s. eeetteare daub la Csiopegi,c A • .f' .... .~ TO TOE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE HOLDERS OE THE COUNTY OF HERTFORD. • Gem,.Lamm . 11[ Ay bi l N G eal ld upon G T .st:•asenn t l by y s of the I CA res ior or - Uertford, to 0ff . .., ri•ssell a CANDIIIA PE, in the room of your late resp•eted Mo.'t.ito, I beg leave to sobeit the honour of your VOTES and IN'TERESI'S, at the ensuing ELECIION. Should I be SO fortunate as to be the object of your etin , ce, 1 shall andeavoer, to the Utelliga of my power, to promote your interests to Parliament I have the honour to be, With the greatest respect and regard, t;•-ntlemen, Your oldie al and very oberteir 'i.trvant, The 1100, 29th Jan 11605. Tilts BRAND. BRITISH COFFEE-HOUSE, Cockspuost-eet, Lonars, 30th January, IR. a. AT a numerous MEETING o f t h e FREE HOLDERS of the we:try of HERTFORD, real dent in arid near London, held 'nes DAY, pursuant to Nab tK Adverti.ement to concert Measures for the Success of the Election of the Hon. THOMAS BRAND. 11414411[1. wlersteAo, se. P. it the Chair ; It was urnaiiimmisly resolved, I net the Hen. Thomas Brand appears tom the most proper Tenon to 511 the ime.ent Vacancy in the Representati'm of the Celerity of lierthril. t. That a Committee be appointed for the purpose of pro moting Mr. Brand's Election, and tbat the Committee do m e et Maly at the British C.ofFitt;house Cacksmer street, at Ouo o'Clock, until th e Election be c l ou d, and that the Friends of Mr. Brand he particularly requested le attend at the Com. mate,. 3. That the Fiends of Mr. Breed be abo earneatly re• quassed;serrnertiately to transmit the Addresses of Nonsresident Voters, and all other Communications, which may tend to the success of his Election, addressed either " To the Chairman of Mr, Brand's Committee, Muth Coffse-hovse, Goelopur street, London •" or, a To the Chairman o f M r . Brand's Committee, An gel Inn, Hertford ;" between whom daily to‘d rounicasions are established. 4. That from the &swan= of support whichMr Brand has received horn a large holy of the Electors, and Iron the active teal they have numerated in his support, we lostk for ward with confident expectations of success to the event of the Election. SAMUEL (Eitned) WHITBREAD. It was afterwards resolved uoarsineonely, That the 'flunks of this Meeting be given to M r . Whitbre ad, for hi.; militia in the Chair. LORD MULGRAVE. •,& LARGE whole-length PORTRAIT of LORD 4 1. MULGKAVE, from a Picture by Hopper, and en. eray.ll br Reynolds, price 21. Is for proofs and coloured prints, and 214. for prints in black, is this day published by Edward Orine, Hi> Majesty's Printilelkr , MI, New Eltiod-sveet. HI NDOST.I N Fi)WA RD ORME has, with m uc h satestaftion, the plessare to ao4iteint Ins Friends and the Public, the superb WORK. on INCA %, which he his been four years prepiring., i 111 4 ,1/ comp, ted, and ready to &diver, either in Nees aihe.s Of Valet/MS It CAKl4itie s,f . TW:i VOZUMIES of VI WS, cleur4 Moinsitate A-rainy, accompanied with a RetlEP HISTORY at arid One Volume of the .!i+ferent Cssts Dress and Oceiipaiiona s ef the Nittlfre 'lnha bitants 69. Dress, A /ar..,e i`ri:rtof the New Government Howie at Calcutta is iust akeriis:i ve t at abuse, juice 31s. id. columned. FOR FAMILIE;. This Day ni published, in ()no Volume Duodecim r , price 4s. in boanls, TICS I ) OMESTIC PiIA.RMACOPCEIA; or, Complete Modical Guide fo Families,. containing an Alohatsetical ostrangement, in the form of a riktionoty, of all Dieaq's r, the !Inman Frame is liable, with the Symp toms Inc• on sech; and the most simple and rational 'metes of Tr...v. nem, drown from high and approved alien., ities. who'c Feccikd ay directions for premising Maids and Attaining io , ‘ life.; together with rules for noising tick per scan; and terminatel hy ail Appendix, also 111..habetically arranged, of favourite and domestic rem.slies, med ranients, dm. which b.rine c.I ted to .noet ~,d comlxt secce , sfiels ~411 inciJental atta.;ks eisraie, it is incembent on imam pity don: Family to posmas. London t aintel for S.. Meths, :turvs,ot to the late Mr . John Murray), No. 94, Fleet-street This Dey is published. in One •:ry large V-theme svo h • :morosely printed and illustrated with Nine Plate., by Lorry, rice 14s boards, N EXPERIMENTAI. INQUIRY into the NATURE and PROPAGATWN of HEAT. lir JMIN LESLIE. Printed for J. hdawnian, 22, Poultry. " The style of the Author of this Work is much superior to that of Philosophical Writers in general. Sometimes, indeed, it is highly animated, arid evidently flows from a mind ofli s ely sensibility to every thing sublime or beautiful in nature, as well as of uncommon rigour in the graver ratiocination, of science." ...Imperial Review for July. " As our limits are already transgressed, we must refer the inquisitive and philosophic reader to the Volume itself Pi• far ther gratification ; end he will find it a work wh eh is not pro diiced eve." , day, nor by an intellect of an ordinary size Some of its discussions are rather intricate, and the Author's Math. niatical merle of arguing prows over it an air of aasiruseuess: but the Sp IMA! snipe of the reasoning, the experiments, and the resol. of the inquiries, are new above the capacia, afoot,. MOO underi andings. reviewing such a produetion as the Fitment, we shall not insist on some little inaccuracies of style which 11.11 , 14 occurred to us ; and particularly, as, generally speaking, the comps/64ton is much superior to that of most scientific details. Nor, were we violently itisplmeed on ucewinaisally manioc with a tone rathe • too arrogant, and an inference too piecipitate, because we applaud the freedom, the fearletsness, and the activity of the Author's mind. Unfettered by glistens, and unused by authority, he always thinks for himself; and of his opinions insole are nried, arid all are interesting. As a whole and a system, hei work claims attention; and the discussions, titer adjunctive or subsidiary, in the not. , , or the text, are pr. found and orig.iiil. to the dark and to7tinius peara i ie. csf h;s theory, although experience is his save and constant gall?, yet geometry bolds low torah, and illumines the way." Monthly Reetew foe September and tlctob..r. ORIENTAL SAPONACIOUS COMPOUND. in LOW. PERFUNIEIi, begs leave to return .11.4.• his grateful acknow:edgmcnts to the Nobility and Fa shionable World, fur the liberal and unexampled patronage which he has ex;rerienzol (ram them since* his commence. meat. Ile now toticr, to intrualu^e to their partcular often. tion his OR lEN l'A I. 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