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1 ' • • N5..4 • • _ - • • ir" l X 4 r • « • ;\ ; *) • - " ' • - ." 1 ..„•‘• t r *. A" , • • - * ' I ON\ • • _ _ ./ 411 air rlt, _di NUMBER 4507.] -~_,. I'VE 1) N SI)A Y, FEBRUARY 25., Y 807., [PRICE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 9"0-1110RR0W EVENING ; February 26, 14307., will be performed THE CURFEW. • The Music composed by Mr. ATTWOOD. INOKILIA NS. . Hugh De Tract-, Mr; IIARRYMORE ; Robert,_ Mr. BANNISTER.; Bertrand, Mr. H. SI DOONS ; Walter, Mr. I'ENLEY; ; - • Philip, Mr. EYRE ; • .Dunstan, Mr. COOKE ; Matilda, Mrs. POWELL ' . . • 1 ' Florence, MiSs DUNCAN. - DANEi. F:rtzhardilg, Mr. ELLISTON; . Armstrong,. Mr. PA R ; Conrad, fir. MATHEWS ; Herman, Mr. CARLES.' Banditti—Messrs. MALE, FISHER, EVANS, RHODES. With a Glee, a nd Chorus of 13anditti. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BARTLEY, • And the t pilogue by Miss DUN'CAN. WITH MY GRAN DMOTHEA. Vapour, Mr. DE CAIN &; • Dicky Gossip, Mr. NIATHEWS ; Charlotte, Mrs. MATtiEWS; lore! la, Miss DUNCAN. • Boxes6s. Second lqu..e 3s. —Pit 3s. bd. Second Price 2S. --Gallery zs. heCOINI Price ts.—Upper Gallery as. Se- Corn' Price 6dl.—No Money to be returned. Places tor the:Boxes to be takers at the Box-office, in Little Russel-street. . . . The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin It Half-past . Six • On Saturday, The Cyrfew ; with Tekeli. ITHEA.CRE ROY , L, COV N ['-GARDEN. "1"0-MORROW EVENING, February 20, 18 . .0', I. will b:f performed THE ,TEMPEST; Or, THE.ENCHANTED ISLAND. Prospero, the rightful Duke ut Milan, Mr. KEMBLE ; Prince Ferdinand of Naples, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Miranda and Dorinda, Prosperu's Daughters, Miss BRUN TON and Mrs. C. KEMBLE ; Ariel, by a YOUN"G LA.DY • WITH v. i HARLEQUIN AND MOTrzit GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. The'Scenes, 'Music, Machinery , Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware. The P a ntonurne.produced under tile Direction of Mr. Farley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun. The Scenery by Messrs. Phillips Whitinore, Greayes, iludgings ' .and their liga-sistants. Principal ChirraCters Mother Goose, Mr. SI M MI) NS ; - Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. B)•. LOGNA, jun,. ;-.. Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOI..OGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Zany; Mr. c.:-1 IMA4DI ; Oddfish, Mr. ME NAGY:- • Cabin. Boy (with a Simg), Master L ; Colin - abide, Miss SEA.RLE.. . . -`, • . . . . BOxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Plt3s. 6d. Second Price zs.- - Gallery as. 'Secerid Price ts.—lipper Pailiry is. Second Price 6d.—No Mori4 t i d be - returned, • Places for the-Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in.Hart street. The Doors to he opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. On Saturday. Ev'ery Man in his iluinrittr—Kitely by Mr. Cooke; witty the new Pantninirnu. uRAI. , . At Play-House Prices, on the WE DNESDAYS and FRI DAYS during LENT'.... - THF,ATRE RON'AL, C:OVENT-CARPFN, • ON .FRIDAY NEXT, February 27, 1307, .will • be performed the : • rand DETTINGEN TE DEUM. With the Song of" Holy, Holy Lord," by Mrs.DICK.O NS. To V. itich will be added, , Two Grand MISCELLANEOUS ACTS, from the Com posi;l„),s *of Tile most favourite Authors, in which 'Mr. tiIt4.HAM will introduce, • tor the-second time," the Ad mired new Song of " The Battle of Mania," as performed with sueii unbounded applause on Friday Evening, writ ten by Sir George Dallas, and composed by Mr. kauzzini. And a GRAND MOTET, Composed by the celeb,ated Mozart. Encl'of Part 11. Bach's favourite , Concertante for Violin, Oboe, Viol:, and Violoncello ob.tigino, ! -by Messrs. Ash ley, Griesbach, Watts, and Charles Ashley. Principal Vocal Performers, , Mrs. Di CKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame,DUS,SEK, • -Mr. BRAIIAM, Mr. EVANS, - Mr. I'YNE, DOYIJ:, and Mr. BELLAMY. Mr. ASHLEY , Leader of the Band. Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY. The remainder at - th Band, and the Chorusses (which are numerous and complete), by the mosvapproved Performers. Doors to boppened at-Six ; begin at Seven; Half-price at Nine. Boxes 65.:--Pit 3s. 6d.—Galicry as.—Upper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to be taken or Mr. Brancioni at the Bcx-Office, in Hart-street. ' • - LONDON HOciITAL. .. • A- dENERAL MEETING of the. • GOVER- Noßs and other - Frig:ids of. this Charity will be held at the London Tavern, on Thursday next, the z6th'inst. at Twelve 'o' Clock , to consider of Means tor Extending the Benefits and Increasing the Funds 0h this Hospital. •The present Income of this Establishment is lamentably • deficient to meet the numerous and ioereasing •Cal is on its Assistance. • 01 Eighteen" Wards, only seven can be opened for the reception Of the' unhappy Crijcas of Disease, or Vitlitias of .Casuality, who d.tily claim Relief.' To publish this circumstance attending so mein! an In stitution, is rhottght sufficient - 16 draw the attcntion of the Iclunranei and - promote 'additional Subscriptions fur its Sup-' :port and Extension. By. Order, 101-IN JONES, 'Secretary. , DR. GREGORY'S . NEW CYCLOPEDIA, JUST colvirtiian, IM[II..PHILLIPS respeEtful4y announces the re cent Completion: ,of-• Dr. GR EGO itY's NEW Cy.. c LOP EDI A (the only modern Work of the kind), in Two large and inaginticent Quarto VOlumeS, illustrated by One litnicirec.Pand Forty Engravings, price cl, 155. In boards. It is doubtless understood by the ...Public, that this Work contains the present State of every Branch of Knowledge, including all recent Discoveries and. I inprOvemants.; and that, although it is comprised in only Two Volomd, winch are sold at a sixth or eighth part of - th e ,)~x pence •of other Cyclope.lias ; yet, by the rejealion of extraneous suVjeds, not properly conneaed with a Dietionary of Arts and Sciences, all objets of useful or probable reference, and all -important fadts and principles, are given as much at large as in Works ten times the bulk. Either of the Twelve Pails may be had separately, at Nine Shillings; and, persons dispose&to take it a Part Weekly or Monthly, may be supplied regularly by all Booksellers. No. 6, Etridgestreet, • Blackfriars, Feb. t 1, 18c6. MHE.real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN. This invaluable Compositien,. with half,the usual labour, produces the inost'brilliant jet black ever beheld, affords peculiar nourishment to the Leather, will not toil the finest Linen, • is perfeeilf,free from any un pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues inany Sold, wholesale, by Day anti Martin, at the Manufadory, No. 97, High i-iolborn; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock street, Covent garden • W. Day, No: bs, Swallow-street ; A xtell, No. r, Fincitllane ; and by the principal Boot makers, Perfumers, and Oilmm, in the Metropolis; and in every town throughout tba.United Kingdom, in Stone Bottles, primts, (A, each. G O V ERNMENT STATE 'LOTTERY, to begirt Drawing 14th APRIL. - 4 Prizes of k 20,000 - are - A 750,000 4 - - - 10.000 - - 40,000 4' - - - S 3OO - - 20,0a0 fu - - - 1b(1 , 0 -• to,ooo 10- - - - - 500 33 , 60 •- - - ,56 - - - - r. . 3000 - - - - 20 , , 60,p00 3000 First-drawn Tickets to each - - 30,0 .3o --I*- .z 5,0.0 Tickets 1 £;0,000 Capitals Determinable : First-drawn Ticket, tar Day - - £.20,000 Ditto - - 2(1 Day - • - 20,000 • Ditto - - - - 3,1 Day - - 20,00 Ditto - - - , 4 tll Day - - 20,00 Ditto - - - sift Day - - 10,000 Ditto -.- - - 6th Day - - /0,000 TICKETS and SEIARES are on Sale at every Licenced Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE: Ticket - - - kt 9 16 o Half - - kto 3 o Eighth - - ,C 2 r 2 o Quarter - - , 5 3. o Sixteenth - - - i 6 6 Favourite Numbers may be secured at the Bank, by making early Application at the different Licensed Offices. - TO RE LETT, And Entered upon at Lady- Day next, or sooner; if required, A - COMPLETE DWELLING,HOUSE, in the fi• Village of Hagle-y, in the County of Worcester. The House. consist; of a large Hall,. Breakfast-Room, Dining 4ROom, and DraWing-Room,. HOusekeePer's-Rooin, .Closets, and . every • Couvenience ; Kitchen, Butler's Pantry,. Dry • Larder, Brewhouse, and- Servants' Hall ; Stabling:for eleven .Horses, and a double Coach-house, with other necessary Out-buildings , five Lodging Rooms - upon the First Floor, And four upon the Attic, besides two for the Men - Servants ; a good Staircase all the way up ; Attics. as good at the other Rooms, and a Man Servant's RoOm over the Kitchen ~a . g ood walled Garden, Shrubbery, and about 14 Acres of Latid; two Fish Pools, and a Green-house. • The above House and Lands are situated in Hagley,..in the County of Worcester, and near adjdining to Hagiey Park and the Clent Hills,; and there is a good Pac.c of Harriers. within about a mile, and are distant about Arco Miles; from Stour bridge, and eleven from Birmingham, .to both which places ' there is an excellent - Turnpike Road, and near the Coal IV.n.e.s. • _ _ For a view of. tit.: Premises, apply to John Taylor, near the same ; and for Particulars, to Mr. John Watkins, the. Proprietor, at.Northatnpton, uear Worcester ; or to Messrs. Roberts and klaker, Solicitors, in liewdley. CONIPLETE RESIDSNCE For.a. Small Genteel Family, Farms, &t: the Border of the New Forest, Hampshire. TO BF. SOLD BY AUC — IION. In Several Lots _ . On Thurtday, the . 2d Day of April at the Greyhound Inn, iii Fordingblidge, •LL I , • GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSE, with two 1.1 Coch houses, four-stalled Stable, b autiful Garden, well stot.Aved. with. Wall. fruit, &c. &c. ,of above - flair an Acre, and several snail'', fields, of Witint tiOtt • I.crcs, lying contiguous, situate_ at the Entrance. of Forditgluidge, -late the Property and Residence of Stephen Turner, ESq, deceased ; - forming; most desirable Residence for a Gentleinan's Fnnti ly. Fox end other liounds•within a short distance, the-finest River alinoSt in 'l:l:gland through he. Town; and the Beau ties of the surrounning Country,- and all. other PartiCu Lars concur in making this a most desirable. Opprtunity tor a: Ceurleinau wishing thc , picasitres of 3 country-lifer and the Coillforts ofd ,town close to .hi ‘ s house. At the same ti'Me. will •be - isb.Solit ley Auaion, a. very good Farm of above toQ . Acres, wit hi_ the - Parish of Forditlg bridge, lett to 'an übeicepti ,, nable Tenant torthe terat of Seven •Ylarsi frotn Michaelmas, 1824 ; and another Farm of about 25 Acres, close to inc TO,VII, now lett from year- to year to a like 'good Tentnt ; and some -Singll Houses - and Gardens near the - above- mentioned I) wet' l nig- house. And on the same Day and the next foll Owing (Friday, the April) will aiso be sold by. Auction(on.the Premises) the. very good 'HouSehold Furniture' in the. ' above-mintioned Dwelling- house. ; a one-horse. Chaise, and the Horse belong ing to it ; and various ether Articles,to be mentioned in the .Catalogtte. .• . ' . ,- N.B. The said Dwelling-house, Garden, &c.. are in Most excellent repair and condition, and 'fit for immediate occu pation. Distance-from Salisury t „mitt Jampton 26, 'king tend 6, • LymingtOn t 8; I.ylidlnirst to, Christchurch 15., Woodyeates.l no to, Randlord, 20. • , Printed Particulars will be soon ready at Mr. Young's, the Auttioneer, - at ROmsey l ; Mr.-- Eiderfield's , Olfice, ditto ; Mr. Strickland's, 1 2, ordingbridge ; and at Mes . srs. San,dys and Horton's, Crane- court, Fleet;st reet, London ; and a'vievii of the Premises may be had by. applying tt ttte House. , To all concerned in BUILDING, and the PRICE of MATERIALS. and CO. No. 4,, Stationers'-Court, C l T.uct S g nyi ate - str eet, London, hog to inform Gentlenied„ Attitice.rs, and all others engaged 111 Building, that they Will, on:tite• ist of March, publish a New: Edition; being - the liOith, 'Of -their Builder's Nev. , Price-Book for iBo7, cor roded throughout by Mr.- 10fIN rll.l.CIPS,•.SurVeyor. The V crV great Advance on Trnbc r, Lead, and. other Mate, rials, renders it of the first importance to the Trani.. Airom the Number of applications, it, is, reasonable to suppose . ri te _whole impression will be sold' in a t . e.vv Days. • Ofthe same Publishers may be.bad, • -Cote's - Voting Surveyor's - Guide, in six Parts, with the Method of .Drawing,„ Augmenting, or Reducing . Plans, with in4ny Wood Cuts and Copperplates, on fine Paper, hot pressed, 55.. extra boards.; or on common Paper, for the Use of Schools, 35. A WINTER IN DATIL In a few Days will. be published, A - WINTER in BATH, FOnr Vols. By the Au .11.,,r of two much esteemed 'Alodern Novels, who is well known in tielite.and Fashionable. Circles of Lon.' don, Bath, 13601 f -on, &c. . Also, just published, by Crosby and Co. Stationers'_court, London, • t. Lathom's Human Beings, 3:,v015. t 3 5 ..• 6d. 2. Norris's Olivia and Marcella, 3 vols, 15s. 3. Cunning's Orphans of Snowdon s 2.21 Edition, 3 vols. 12.5. 4 Sans Souci park, 3 vols. 135. 6‘l. 5. Mrs. Manners' Castle of Nouvier, - 2 viols. Ss. • 6. Bristed's Edward and Anna, z . vp:s. Ks.. 7. SMith'S Eventful Marriage, 4 vols. tss. S. Eversfiald Abbey, 3 vuls. las., 9. Sherwood Forest, 3 vols. by Mrs. Goodie, ros. 6d. to. Ilyerley . .s Nature, or Picture of the Passions, 4 vOls. 143. t. Fentlinand and Amelia, ; vols, les. 6d. • • ~ . ra. Secrets of the Castle, b2l r. Cary, z vols. 7s. 13. The Monk of Dissentis, a Romance, 3 vols..' 2S. A LETTER on E it E le cy M c D ) LC E l i f i, , PROPERTIES By'Wl LLIANI . BUCHAN,' M.D. Author of the Domestic Medicine. —The Sixth Edition. In the Monthly Review this Letter is notified in the fol lowing Word's, Dr. Buchan here enumerates the•several . Dii;eases which are either caused or increased. by the varia„ tions a Climate in this Country, and which are likely to be , obviated or relieved by attention to proper clo::thing.- He're, connnend, - and we think justly, the Manufacture called Fleecy Hosiery, in preference to... Flannel. Indeed the - lie_ licacy and utility of this Article fully deserve the praise which is here bestowed upon it:" . • To be had, of the Patentees of the. Flcecy Hosierv, HO L, LAND, •Ns/ A !STEM., and HO RTO.N, NO. 99, High Hol born, and of the ditterent,Booksellers. . . %* La Lain; tie M; Lv Dotteur Buchan vient de parbitre en raacois. This . Day was publisher!, price 6s. . • In One Vol. Izino..„with iz Engravings e of the Principal Grids. chiefly t, ken frivini the remains of Antient Statuary, PHE PANTHEON: or, ANCIENT HISTORY Of the GODS of. GREE CI , . and ROM E By ED. BALDWIN,,Esq." .13Ooks which have professed; y.t reatcd of the beautiful fieitoris of the GrecianNlytlinlOgy havehitherto been so Writ ten as to convert what onght, to he 'entertaining to the 'fancy and elevating to. tile sentiMents of the reader into a detail, coarse, vtil;;ar, and repulsii . e. To remedy this tit/fedi; the objezt of the present Wail. It is expressly intended for the use otyoung persons of both sexes, and therefore every inde iiC3CV of larKuage pr ideas haS.been carefully excluded. , Printed for T. ticiigkins, tilt. Library,, way -street, opposite Sono-square, Okferd-street ; and to be had of all Booksellers. T0'312 ROUND LONDO-N. This Day Was publishei, in a Pocket YoluMe, handsomely printed ‘;‘'icimbeashed .vitir a coloured Map, and Sixteen glegant engraved ViewS of Noblemen's, Gentlemen's Seats, &c. a new Edition (being the Tenthi, with . - ittinerous rediont and Additiont, price 7s. in boards ; ;M . Ss. bOund in Red . H E AMBULATOR ; or, A Packet Companion T in a Tour round London, withip.the Circuit of twenty. ; aye Miles. Describing whatever is. reinarkable for Antiquity, Grandeur, Elegance, or Rural Beauty ; including Cata logues of POtures, and illustrated' by Historical and Ithrgra pineal Anecdotes. To which is prefixed, a Concise Deserip, tinn of the Metrophlis, and a List of the Stage Coaches', With the'. time of their set out to, or near the princti:4 paces mentioned in the "Woi k. Printed. tbr Scatk:lterkt and Letterman, A ye-Maria- lane . and may be had at all ale Joolcsellers Tqwn and Country. . _ Dr. FRANKLIN's \WORKS 'COMPLETE. This Day were...published,. hi Three :large 'Volumes Oaavo, Sixteen Engsavings, . . an t Portrait of the b•Jards, r pm compLETE . WORKS, in PHILOSO- A. PI-IY, POIATICS, MOit.A LS, of Di. IIEN lA_ MIN FRANKLIN; ivith Aiecc.,',irs of his early Lite. Writken by 11l Printed for J Johnnn, St. Paul's Church-ynrd; and Long. 14 . 6 rgr, • Recsi• and 0 rtnc; Pat4rnater-row. • ". no.t-very .credit-able to the liberal curiosity of the English public, that there should 'have - been no complete 'Edition of the Works of Dr. 'rank lin tilt the year 18:,,6. The public•is-7very aniciLindebted to the'Lditnrcir the pr.:sent Col .learon,.• It is presented in a cheap and tmostentatlons.:brin, and seems to have been crimoiled with sufficient di; tßewee, and arranged with considerable juoginent. • Dr. Franklin was the most rational perhaps of all I'liilosophers. 7 a—Ediaborgh view, No. 16. • - .• • As above may he had, just published, _ . ,A new and impi:ovcd Edition; elegantly printed in 2 voTs. foolscap BvO. With . .Fottrait,'Priee BS-. boards, of the Lilt:and -Essays of Benjamin 'Franklin, L L. D. This Pay ,was. published, -In Six Vol. Svo. price 21. izs. 6d. boards, THE •HiSTOUY: o ale' REIGN of. GEORGE t.. to — the Terrninanon of the I-ate War.. TO which is pr . enked„a View o f.rn;;.Piogrossive Itnprwernent of Eng land, in Prosperity and Strength, to the 4ccession of His Majesty.. By ROBERT. BI&SETT, LL.D. Printed for.LonAmln, Hurst, Recs, and ()rm.-, Paternos ter-row " Or. Bisset's ilktPry is highly ; praiseworthy,--it narrates . with greater detail and:ornitleteriess than Macfarlane, Bel sham, ,Or Adolphus, the Tr!insattions of the present Reign. The style is natural. yet clepht ; the inforniation abinatant, yet t.elca ; the criticism loyal, yet Liberal. In short, it ap pdiirs t.) us more likely than any of the rival Ilistories t o; a4:- flex itself to Hunie and Sh!ollet, as the regular and genci - ally received Continuation of the history of Englanci?—Annual Review,. V01*.•3. This Day was published, In Four Volumes 212m0. Price" 11. 45 . . in Boards, Thu Edition of . T HE. MYSTERIES LIDO of LPI - 40 : a Ro mance, interspersed with'soni teces ot cetry. • by ANN ItADCI,II;FE.. Printed for Loliginan, litti , st, Rees, sod Orin, Pater.. Waster-row. - - .., • 7. (Jr whom may be had,. by the same Author, 1. The RotinariOe*—of tha Forest Onterspers'eu with some Pie,ces ot• Poetry . . A Sicilian Rmnance,—Third - Edition; in a VJIs. tzino. Ptice 75. in 130itaiS. . • 3. '1 lie Castles Of Athtin and Dunbayne; a llighlaud Story, Third F.ditien,, in a - Vols. 121 no. Pricciss. on. ttt Boards. . , • This. Day yvaS:pithlished, • r' • • In Twn Voluints Octivo, price *1..45. in boards, ii .A HISTORY' of IREl_::%iNDc'frcim the earliest Account to the Accontiilisiltnent ! .of the Union with Great Britain in. fBo*. • By the Rer..• JAMES GO aDo N, Re6lor of Killegny, in the Diccese of. Ferns, and of Canna way, -in the DioCCse of Cork. Printed for Longman,. Hurst, Rees, ana.Ortne, Paternos ter-eiow. The Author hie not derogated frdin the reputation ivhich fie derived from his prior publication.; since weeliscoyer in it the same clear discrrimiAit, the same ''sound judgment: . the same strong good the same manly s,m tint:nits, and the same fearless intokrity and devotion 16 truth."—Monthly Re view, Nov,. i•So6. • • -" The same - eSsential qualities of an Historian Whin displayed in his 4 History lrish.Rebellion.,' are to be found in the work heinre us ; and this is no ordinary praise. We think this work may be a useteLand.respedable•compen dium of I:ish History"--Critical Review, 6 , We have been gratified with Mr. Gordii's'performance - ; the story Iloivs with ease and spirit, and the general style of the composition 'may he termed manly and correct. The at tention &hewn tounethod and chronology by frequent margi nal referencesdeserves E,,lcztic Review, Dec ISO 6. , ThisP‘iy were published, •. In Orb Yokime Quarto, with lingravhigs after Drawings by - the Author, price in boards, E ss,.ys on the ANATom -01,EXKIESSION in PAINTING. By CHAkLES BELL. ContaiM)g, T.' Of the Uses of Anatomy to the Painter. Ofthe Study of the Antique, and of the Academy Figure. —2. Oldie Skull. Of the Distinctions of Charaaer in ditlerent Ages. Cdinpa rison of the Antique with Nitural Character. -3 nil 4. 01 the Muscles of the Face 'in Man and Animals.-5. Of the Expression of Passion aollustrated .by. a Comparison of the Muscles Of the.racein'i,l:in and Animals. Ot the Muscles peculiar to Man, and their E iii bestowing Human Ex pression.--6. Of the individual Pass:ons. And of the.Mtion of the Muscles expressive °fah-se Passions.-7. General View of the,Econoiny of the Ilumati Body as it relates to Expres 7 . • sion in Painting, _ _ . • -:** The Sul?jcds are i lustiated by Sketches of the Bongs, and of, the Forms of the Head. Of the Muscl6.. Of ,the Expression of the Face in the several Piissions, &c. • Printed for Long:ma, Hurst, Rees, - and Orme, Paternos. ter-row. ' • "/This we think is a very elegant and interesting publica tion. In the.execurion of his - task Mr. Bell has not only given mew proofs of intimate acquaintance with his profes sional' science, but has indicated a taste and a feeling for the evellemies both of Sculpture and Painting, and entered at the same time into all the difficulties anal perplexities of the Student with a Leal and a sympathy which ontinot fail to he. very gratifying. The conception- ani execution ofthe sketches (ha great credit to the talents and taste of the Author. They are for the most part extremely striking and impreSsive:". Ectinburg4 Review, No. s 6, • VICTUrILLINGtUFFICE, fel% 21, 'THE COMMISSIONERS for Vier L'_ 1.4,1 ill e 4jE4TY'x NAVY (IQ i'erebj give Najc4cl: Tuesday, ,the loth of March next, they will be. real), .to Tenders in Writing (sealed up f r and treat for the Supply- ;f what FRESH WATER shall be required for it. use at fir Majesty's Ship; and liessels- at Guernsey, for Tu' lye it , io , .th, certain„ - :'and limber until Six isnars . .!varning- 441/•64 ,- givere.o4 either side fir the termination thereof ; the mfde &f painunt to be by Billr,payable, with laterest„ninety' diy. , l alter date, The Conditions of the .Contraß may • .be seen at tie Seere. tau's Office ; or by a 4 4,P(ying to the Co'llec34r of the Cnstoml, at Gerer446).. Alo regard will be bad to any render in which the Pr!ersbitll not be inserted in .itioas at length, or that shad root he de:ivete.l to the Bo;:rd'before One o'clock . on the said Trfeslo.,. the icth 'March next, nor unless the :Person. who ?hakes the lender, or some Person on his' behalf,atte;!dv, to answer, when railed for, . . - This Day we're published, In belavo, price 6s. itl&c!ards, fRACTICAL .OBSERVATIONS. °a ~.INSA NITY ; in vii:iat spine Sug4cstions arc otli:red.towardi an impr , ved Mode of treating Dise.,t>es of tine Mind, ant ;ion::: Ru)es pici,) , .: , eit which it, is hoped may lead to a more iiiiinaoe and successful Method of (lure : to ? which are subjonicd, I<e inar!:s on Medical J urisprudence as connect-xi %vitt) , lie:is,:i [ladled. Second Edition eniziraii. • By los EVII MASON COX, M.D. Fish Ponds, rie4.l3ristol.. ' • • london: Printn tor C. and' tt. 134. in, New BridgiT This Day was publislieci, Price 7s. td. in boaith, prii.ted in toolscap, with elegiint Engravings, 1 7; 4 ETRARCA ; a SeleEtion of Sonnets, a.natory, _L ekg ac, and J.:.scr;ptiv:! ; with ata iiitroduetory 9,itierta. tion on the Origin ankl Lracttire ortitc.SOlinet. I * This colt,aion Wilt be (winll fo , comprise son of the ilibtit beautiful . speoinens rut th•iSpr,:ies of hive appeared in the si iitift I.angu,i4e, tfum the Speniier.'w the prts:v , Tiine. Loridon..., , Prt.itod for, C. and R. Ba' ! dwin, .14voi 4t7t10. , . Tnis Bunk will 'find its way into every - elegant C.'.)l;ec- Cr.. ti~:n.' In the Press, ar.d speedily wilt be published, to 2 vols. SI:o. Aik JOURNEY through SPAIN and ITALY to NAPLES, and thence to SMYRNA and CON sTA TINOP L E; comprising a Description ott he principal Pla'ces in that Route, and Observations on the present Natural and- St.de of those Countries. , By kOtiti.it'f SINPLE. . . Author of Walks and Sketch - es at the Cape of Good 1i0),•5ec.... Londoity Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, ,New Bridge. strecr. - • , . , *.* The Period in :which this journey rtras performe,l was pe,:uliarly interest:Lig. The Author, rrac'ellihg as art Can, :an vet - 1 at Cadiz imakdiatelyatter the ni,:tnoraaie hattie of TratiOga. - and pissed through* Italy white that Country filledwas with Fre:lch Troops.. fvO VI I', AL.•l4.s. , Utit t: • LL Persoos goirig Abroad are ryt . teit,:d to tek'e Notice, that the. YF.I..LOW 1:1._ V Lit POWDERS, and Pre v entive wnich dcstroys the--Etlects of air 'Kinds 'ot I , ,nrers in hot or unwholeioirte may,. obtained •at the WareAouses,.. which have h:t..11,..,t,- blished with the most - Philantlir6pie Vie", :at Chafing Cross, near the Aaniiralty, N o . Castle-street„ Liverpool; apoi.littnt.:•it - the i)irt,....t,T6 of toe Institutio.n, to scare Health in L'umgit.Parts, where lentiA .Diseases gcne ra I'o prevail. 71 he l'o , 'clrs and I ntus!on are packed in Tin I3oxes, each of •Nhich contains a4t l l4nrit!: , stitticient 14.)r wetv c s :Viotrtis, ro,;,iiier7with.timple . lliredions for its UcC and Aprtication . Patrprii t ied and stl'ongly reciiroultncted by Kegulat' 'ands Eminent l'ilystaAns, •,' PAL NI ..'gf.) P Tit EAI . v. ST K ) d. BERRY having maclu great frivrovenients L., • weil-knoyn PA LNI• SOAP, r,conidiends it re novcd,F;yirtidence'to the,Nability au. (; entry 1, Prt!pared frairi that sAvccVrArant Paint -00, the .picasannies; -The l'eifume, - and delieacy at its nse,' has inented the arte: , .- -tion..artdipatroirge of inaiv of the tirt Families, and - is e.ltgcnied.a.valdable,klisco , ,ery tbr sofnning, Cleaning, hise:ipg, and preserving toe Skin troin the heat of tile sun ; i ':ilia found an excellent defence against cold winds eat sii',ll-0 frosty air. Sold•in Squairs,and Balks, is. eachi,with the words Fia ntuel Berr}" on the Wrapper... The recornineids it aS the best Soap 'for shaving, producing soft proper for tender Faces, in round Cakes, "i s. each Prepared and,,sol4 , lly, S, Berry; Wholesale Perfainer, Nu. 17, G reek appointinz:nr, the principal and ditfcrent Towns in 't!.;:e t s i i i r i ztt s -! S i o n na L ;i n a id n o d, n HONG the .Disorders, of Health we class art •1 - 1., habitual Cosqveness,.and ObstrUctions in the Vzsi•els conneeaed With Digestion, 'which, from the' use Of.Purg.t 'are nut relieved, but they become a Consitution4l Complaint. Calomel. Antibilious anj vat Formulx have been, employed, hut they c::rtainly only charge the acelimulated thAtter, leaving tire t. , ,nise' still cx::;t. ing ; arid every c . .nie,,tindler 'their operation, tile neaeS. situ of continuing, and periodically ingeasing the fr,n the tone anti sensitiveness of the-Stoinaeh and I:_thlst!nes partially destrn3;etl.' The succss, ot Si'l PATIEWI' T I SCOR 11U TlO DROP S, itt r aluAqf G latidul4r (ThstruttiOns, improvin.4; the Apne , it.c. thatil T:ritation causing I letul.. ache, Sens,;.t cat IV r, NervOus &C. giCe full value to this Aniiscorbut,c. as when . employed: in Gout, Rheumatism, 111ce , :itioni; Scrophula. . . isle. Sp'ilsbury is ,not accountable for , any mixtu r e unless vie words" By the'K'iN' Patent" are iiviert.ed at length on the - bill `Of kliredlibn'S, battle, "and vvrapper ; tide stamp.also (the King's duty) is•printed in,blacl: ink instead of redink., ;Sold at the Dispensary, No. ts, Soho-swim: l i Loltlon, in bottles of ss. 6d. cos. and it.; as. dut? int:lotted. Coln pound EssenCeSs. HEALTi I AND LONC; EV IT V. DR. IAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBIL:OUS P LI. LS., ' • r .r HE. ,of. Analptic Pilis, as , neral. Preservative of Health, is become universal; I torn, their Efficacy in thOse'Counplaints 'which dis: turb the Hurr,an Fra'nie; such ;a's Colds, Itheurtiathins, Head-achy, :Indigestions,.and'other Diseases of the Stntnacti and dowels; vvhicic arise from the Vii;issitude.s.of our Cti. .mate, or from Indulger:Cc in the Luxuries Of Life; and thee; salutary E Inds are proilitectby 'gently oiiedingi lie ,Pore s by Night, and the Body lay Dii?„ without requiring any col:it . , Regimen or Confinement. lint thßugli c tiie final, l - li PillS are also very serviceable in Bilious and . Oittir,•dr...eii:. seated 'Disorders, yet being dc:ligried as a Mild 'I urgat i ve otify; and theretbre net alt‘iitYS sittii‘leorly aatv,, tlic Pills havetteenieeo;nrnendrd in aid, by an who has used tlieae Me ii,eines combind fo; many year,.. - v,ittt the happiest success in all cordliiaint's Of the Liver; a:; pelf .as in orlizr internal ll'iseases. •, . _ Sold' oniS , by F. Newbery and , Sons, 45. St. Paul's Chtirali:-yard, on the Coach -way, four doors twin the Cot.- iter'of Clteap.side, London ;• and at. Dr..lanieS's late Hue in Wilton-street ; viz, th.. Analeptic Pilk; price 4s. (RI. a 136 x, or six in one latgejiox, fur tl. qs. ; . and tht. 4ntitiii ions Pills, price ms s. 9d• a l3qx, Duty included. —0 bSe, ve that th e voyds " Newbenr, •NQ..45, : are eiiiravial t he Stamps.