The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-01-17 00:00:00

77 .11. 7 • ~• • • • %O. • • z ' 11 , 11 r t t tot: 4. _ - , Q -b e .41.1 4 N :• Z. I, - - , a • . - Nu)"Ert 955.) .pp, 7 FRIDAY, JANUARY-H, 18L6. KING's..THEATRE, HAYMARKET. TO -MORROW EVENING, Jan. 18, will be presented, the Crand Senors Opera, lnd GL'ORAZZI E CURIAZZL End of the first Ad, a New DIVER . HSEMENT. Ir.d of the Opera will be performe!, the N. w Rdlet, entitled LA SURPRISE DV. DIANE ; Ott, LE TRIOMPHE. OK I: AMOUR. Composed by Mons. Rossi.--Music by Worli. On Tuesday nest, wtl be presented, for the first time, a new Grand Serious Opera entitled Orgenide e Sere, with ace Scenery, Dress:., and Ileco•ationa; in winch Mrs Billing ton and Mr. Brown will perform. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 'Mc 27, MOS. TO BUILDERS AND ARTIFICERS IN THE DIFFER - FNT RR INCHES OF RItILDIVG 'II I HE COMMISSIONEKS ,/,r A M ,, iegtt's Nana do hereby give Notice, That on Pleb DAV, the 1711 i of Joanary siert, they will be ready to rerrilPl T. toilers in Writing ( sealed up), seA treat nisi:. tads Persons NS 10(.1 wolerfgk, te perflrM the Roma IVorb reinisite in eie Err, two mid Completion of et linilling fiesigeted for • PORTABLE SOUP on His Mo.nute's Ficus/eine Premises at Dopl• bird. The whole to be perta , med at speeilic Prices, and to be paid for by Pills, payattle, with interest, Ninety Dees ant* , Vote. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen, and printed Par. headers o f the Works may be hod, et the Secretary's Wire, of this Ofiee, or by applying to hlr. ff,,lrhs. tier Ineptebor of Re- poi's, at His Jiisfedy's 1 i tuuAutl P , cmiirs at Deptlaret, befere mentioned. No regard will be had to any 'remit", in Ickiek the Price shell not be inverted in Words at length, or that shall a m be delivered to the limed One o'Clorli, on the 4.,id reiJeii, the 17th of Jussuaru nest, nor stakes the Person who makes the Tender, or None PM.", en his behalf, attends to assurer when railed In THFATRIE-ROY AL, DRURY-LANE rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, .14n.17, Their 11 : 1 / 4 .aleatiee Servants will act the Comic Opera of THE DUENNA. pm Jerome!, gfr. Mathews; FerAmand, Mr. Kelly An- UMW. Mr. Dipum; Carlos Mr. Graham • Isaac Monitor./ Mr Dowton. Clara, Slow& Stone,;Mias De La.riti; Margaret, Moo Pope. To triad% will be old.tcl (19th time) the New Farce of THE WEATHERCOCK. The Characters ' 'hews, Mtw De" ". 1t Aet I Tomorrow, Or ate*, be the' Farce of The Mn 10 , rlati. M..ndar, *Awe which, the NEW MUSIC. Published' i 133. New Ruud- SYMPHONIES, caonnetts for two J. P. Salomon, ,e I fur the Pialn „••ice 5..; and six ...ion t o Her Slajeaty, Salomon. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. WVANTED, a number of SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES, with M(11(10021 Keys, either Gland of Small. 1-11• A I RE-ROYAL, COVe S r-c. AR ut-.M. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 17, will be a".....t, the COMM,' of • THE SCHOOL. OF RFFORM; or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. Lard Avonrile, Mr. Cooke; Frederick, Mr. C.Komble ; Gai:,-vsl Tamipn, Mr. Munilen ; Mr Fermate, M-. li•er.s; ritlll.l Tyke, Mr. Mwrav ; R.Sert Tyke, Mr. Emery. Mi.. si CL.ir, Mn. Gibbs; Mrs. F..rinrnt, Mrs Litaitield, Julia, :Am Brunton ; Mn Nicely, Mrs. Dave .port. To wli,ch will he aided, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S MAGNET; Or, THE SCANDINAVIAN SORCERER. Tr. , llol'T MI, SNalcideate ' ll Play of Cvml.eline, X .ig of B , i• Lain—P.Kthumus, Mr. Kenib'e; I.chimo, Mr. Cooke; i1r0,.- gen i , Alva S ortli After which, Harleiiiin's Magnet. O, Monday, Master Betty will performs the charaeler of Douglas. Aly person having any InNtrument of the above Deseription to dispose of, may tweet with a Purchaser, sato will pa• Rrsdy Moues, by arid-easing a I.ne (po.t tat vi, to G. II at Messrs. Perkins a 1:d Bethel , s, No. 140, Oxford-street, a tying where such haws-Fortes may be MM. SEASON ABLE A DVICE A S severs Weather is reason.i , ,ly e: acted, we tkem it necessary to recoorote.,4 oar f -o.la and the public, to take the advantage of uur prevent low Prices All milers must be addr to the London Nee Coil C...npany, at our house only. in Sonthaintsion-street, Abort. We return our trued grateful thanes to a docerni , g public , for sixteen cars unbounded patronage. HAR 'SON and CO S FATE LOTTERY. TO SPOIN DR AWING FEHRUARY S SWIFT and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, LON DON. a.•d it thoir 011iees in most of•the prinei;ial Towne, ar? mantle the TICKETS and SHARES of the PRESENT LOTTk V, in wine, the five thousand Font Draw!) Tickets a t e eor t eleo to VI oath, besi4es their chance of Card 3 pr,ses. Tito notly Prise of 19.0001. sh.vol to the last Lottery % Na. 111,Z.49), 4:4J by Swift at.t.! Co ; as also, No 3.9 3 . a Prise of . L.l,(lrm 7,176 scr) • And in the Lott vies immediately precedittri No F.,701 . . L. 20,000 I . . L 10,000 . . I 1,000 10.55 G . . ',COO Beside °thy; of .:,0u0;. 1,0101. !•031. ice Sm. • - - Just p' bushed, Now Editions of the fo'lowieg Works. Printed and Sold by J. BARFIELD, NVardzmi-street, Booksel ler to the Soerey for prolnottneßel.gioil-Knos.lodge among the Pon.; sold also by T. Gerdiner, Prince's-(tint, Caren di-.h souse ; and J. Rualita i 60. Paternoster-row. I L. JCS LL. Mii4." rdi'll PSALMS and HYMNS, a .A. , son &ateliers* uric., largemmw bagel sew. ther, tei ic* S. ed V. D. NVATTS't PSALMS and HYMNS, ISeno. ditto, is 6 , 1 3. Dr. WATT' PSALMS and HYMNS, 34nm. ditto, So. 64. 4. Dr. WATrS'Y PRAYERS, comrosed fur the Use and • Imitation of Child- n, -incest to thcir different Ages, .n.d their 30 itnt. OCCOSInfI- : ; ergsrther with Instructions t., Youth in tire Date of P,diver, lemee. le. bound S. Dr W. , .Trs's DIVINE SONGS for CHILDREN, aturniped in easy Language, for toe Use of Children, price 6.1. on,sd. 6 DT WATTS', TINST and SECOND SET of CATE. CIIISMS poi PRAYERS; aromas, Helps to the keligion of Children, and their Knowledge of the Scriptoria, under twelve ' Team at Age, ;owe cld boards. 7. SCUDDEIVr CHRISTIAN', DAILY WALK in Holy Security and rt.ICC, being an Answer to these Questions. ' First Hoe a Man may do each pr-sent Day's Work with Chin:Ran Chia:rfis.twis. Seemed, How in re-ar each present Day's Crop with Ow %nail Patience ; containing timelier i. ri•ctinne (Or walking with God en the whole Costive of a Alan's Lilo, Ite. &e the Vcrirteenth Edition, ittain. price 0 9. This DEVOU I' CHRIS"f lAN, instructed how to pray and give Thanks i. God, or a Book of Deymirins for Families: and for particular Pe sons, in inert of the Concerns of Homan I.lle, by Simon Patrick, D.D. late Lord Bishop of ko,, t • 26th gettion, It nn ; •ti-e is nd bound. CAVVTIIORN's BRITISH LIBRARY, Remorsd iiri.•l the Strand, to Mn. 24, Coekinurodreet. JAMES CAW "THORN respectfully informs the am 4 Public 3t 'arse, (partietil.nr those who bare altc:ds honoured hive with their names as Subseri ben) that MA very elttellsiVE Collis lion Wive now eiht rletelit artai,etql, with the addition of all vie New and %reli able Puolirationa to the present period, will be ro.opwied on SATCkDAY NEXT, when Catalogues and taros may be had as above. CORNHILL, St, CHARING-CRASS, ANL/ ST MAIV;AR ET'S-HILL, ISOROUGH. I N a few days the Dr:twing commences, the First drawn". Ticket viiwii br entitled to 10,0211 the First dtawn 5,000 Tickets will we entitled to 2n. each, besides the ulna! c Male! of theCapitalfrmes ; these advantages are considerably in favour of three wbo buy before the 5d of neat month. Hornsby and Ce. raspectfony acquaint the Nubility, Geeuv Societies, and individual Adventurers, that they have fur ta'e. a variety of Tickets and Sham, on the lowest Prices. Tl.e .nooey l ot th e prises tvr demand, whether a 921 or a 2d,r001. Orders, by letter or carrier, executed exaftly on the same terms as if present. FIRST 5,000 TICKETS. F r DISH, Contra e lor for the apprnAching . Grand Lottery, sr icits the Public to notice, th it the first 5,000 Tickets drawo, will ill Ise Prises from 221 to 20,0001. Th e First-drawn Ticket, the First Day, cannM be less than 10,0221. aid may be more; the advantage in buying soon is, therefore, obvtous, as thosa whnee Tickets are d•awn car!y will be SURE TO GAIN; And if their Tickets are not drawu Capital Prises in the first instance, they will Italic the advantage of .-nanging them, with. ot.t any ald.tineal salience, for undraisit Tickets or Shari.. ' by which means they have a double clia.ite fiir the nun:crow Ca va! Pears with which the Scheme eb•unds. The last 30,0:101. and the two last 20,0001. Prises ever drawn, were all shared and sold at Nn. 4, CORNHILI„ and 9, CHARING-CROSS, where Tickets and Shares a•c idling in great variety, and where all husinew in the Public Funds '1 tranfateted vriik fidelity and dra.atch. The Lottery begins Drawing the of nest month. 9 SNOK: 's SERIOUS REFLECTIONS on TIME and ETERNIIY, mad other Sunjeaa Moral and Divine la 54. 10 ALLLINF's A1.81t84 to UNCON% ERTED SIN NERS, In a wte us jreattse, aiioonig what Ciinircrtion not, what it is, and the Necesity of it, Ate. 18mo. price 2m. toctind. II RAXTER's CALL to the UNCONVERTED, to .I, r" Lyre, Rico. price Is. 64. hound. 12 oR fON's THREE DISCOURSES on ETERNITY, and the Iniportaii.e and Advantages of looking at eternal Thosp, Mon erten 6.1 boards. 13 J NE:WAY a TOKEN for CHILDREN, brim( an exact AcCISIIIIS of the Convection, holy and exemplary Liver, 61.1 irry;ul Deaths of several Y.iung Children, Idmo. price 9d• bound 14. MATTIIEW 11F.NRY's PLEASANTNESS of a RE IOIIMS LIFE, °ern A and proved; and recommended te she Consideration of Young People, 16ino: pike Is. 6d bound IS STEEL), RELIGIOUS TRADESMAN, o' plain angl teriaus Writs in Advice fee the Tradesman's !nr,dent and pious Conduct, from his Entrance into business, to his leaving it off, Mon. price Is 6d. bound. 16 BISHOP BURN/. T's LIFE of Gnd in the SOUL, of MAN; or, The Nature an! Excellency of the Christian Kell roo, with the Methods of attaining the Milliners wh:cb it propoies, kc. itmo. prize In 6d. bohod. I? Ur EARL% SACRAMENTAL EXERCISES, in Two Parts: First, the Cht:stiaa's Employmesit•befor , , at, and after the Lord's Supper; Second, the Christian's Conduct in his after I.ife, pine Is. Ad. horird. II Dr DOODRIOGE's EVIDENCES of CHRISTIAN ITY, briefly stated, alai the New Testament proved tar be Ge nuine, in limo. rift Is. bowl. 19 REINOLDS's COMPASSIONATE ADDRESS to the CIPISTIAN WORLD; ctsaiam.ng serious Centidera ti ard Self examination derived from the Creed; from the Lord's hods No Ten Cornmandmealt.: EwS"tri's re latire to the Gospel of Christ; and an affedieriate Paraphrase on these !Noels: " Why will ye die?" limo. pries 9d. 20. TOMS' WORKS, in F.re small Tracts, being an buinale Attempt to resive Reig.... ; au Rainy against Salsii4th Breaking; aganut Profane Swearing; the Sin of Drunken ness, Lewdness, &c. price 6.1 Of ♦d. each. 21 . Dr. R I PPON's DISC tE on the Origin and ?m -itres, of the Society fn: promoting R•lig,ous Knowledge anis, .g the Peer, from its Cnniine..teineut, in 1731, to the leer IW2. s,o. rite It. 6d, GRAND LOTTERY, begins DRAWING, Febwary 3, 1206. SCHEME. 9 of 1,.20,n00 3 • 9 3 st 20 50 120 5,000 Fret-drAwn Tickets 22 2,5,n00 Tickets Part of the above Capital ; Picot-draw n Ticket It Lley, .... I. 10,rir10 Ditto 4th Day, .... 28,000 Ditto Btb Day, .... 5,000 Ditto trkh Day, .... :4000 Tiact . rs and tiIIAKES are selling at every Lie•+neJ LuVery tniste. L 2so,uou PRESENT PRICE. TA.t l9l. 12i. 113;f 1 lO 2 0 I Eighth 1 2 12 n Q • tpr ..... .S 2 0 Sixt,elth •„ • Au earls purrhase a. the Fast 51100 Tiakcs 60 entitled to 211. each, basalts their chime fn. tie __— PATRIOTIC FUND. • Lloyd's, Jai. 14. 1406. Pr HE reeling. of Natioaal Entbusiatm and Gra -.1 etude, excited by the gloriou. VIC role Yof TRA FAL GAR, have been displayed in Contriuutions of unexampled! Lrierality to this Vivid established for the Relief and Encino wement of those ene4red in the present momentous Contest ! , The Colle4tions, after Divine Service, on the Day of Thanks / , giving, witkother Contributions, exclusively appropriate., to the Relief df those Wou.ided, and to the Families of thong Killed in H's Maje.t)'s S n vice, amount to 77,1741. The need Subscriptions for the general purposes of slut Institution al amount to 41,4001. and the Committee estimate, that afte payment of every call occasioned by the late signal succeusee Flit NI ajesty's At ma, a 111171A.14 9(19.,,:,701. w ill remota to Meet the from • claims of Retish valour. In roomer War*, Subscriptions were confined to the sufferers in memorable and successful Engagements. At the corn, vuencement or the resent War, this institution was founded on the MOM *Mai ged and liberal system, of includii.g the eased o f all those who suffer in action with the Enemy, on every! ocr ..iO.l whatever. and extensive as the plan appears, it find' abundant resources in the public spirit and l.nerality of tbel antis:, Nation. J. P. WELSFORD. Secretary. , Amount advertised - L 40,0(4 6 0 Rev. Tilolll&ll.Watkins, of Pennoym - 10 0 0 Mrs. Janett Matthew - 10 0 0 The Roerirting Staff, and a few of the liotviating P. 14110.,, at likpitinVlsql,by b u rnt -Cal. Maclean 8 8 0 °Marrs of ei • LoyffMeuesse eamenij anal', • 91 0 0 'William White and Sung - 1U 10 0 Richard Townseml, Esq. Newbury - . 10 10 0 Meagre Child and Co. lid stabsenption - 105 0 0 Edward Kit glut, fl a q. Portland-place - 63 0 0 Rev. Robert Gwilt, of Litlingbans, Suffolk - 1 1 o John Gels, Esq. ditto - - 5 5 41 Edward Guilt, Esq. ditto - - 6 5 U Mr. John Roper, ditto - - 1 0 ti Mrs Cornell, ditto - - 0 10 6 Other Inhabitants of ditto - - 1 6 6 One day'. par from the Sea Pencibles of Bu-olsam and P.eleshant ' in the county of Ewa, per Cep lain John Bii,ly - 4 0 6 Officers Norecommissiorted °Stem, Dtunteitera, and Privates of die 13urlingtou Volumes's, by Lieritcnant-Colonel Pius, Commandant . se o Widiain Hopkius, Greek-street - . 10 10 William Elmhust, Esq. Bag Endfehy, Lincoln- shire, by JOh• Junes - 10 10 William Charles - . - 1 1 Lieutenant James Metes, R. K. - - 5 5 Captain Witham Willis, 'Semen transport, o(lVhitby 5 5 Mr Robert Goodlird, Mate ditto, ditto - 1 1 Robert Sullies Moody - - 5 5 John Stuart, Esq. of Leamil - - 5 5 Messrs. JOll3l and Px:rly, Managers of the The atre Royal, Henley, Oxon - 12 0 Profits of a Rall at Ilairgerford, Berk', by Mr. William Miller, after defraying the expences 10 10 Trimbey sod Co. - - 10 10 - - W. E. - - - 3 0 Mr. Jokr. Cooly, Werlingworth, Suff , lk . 3 it Rev Mr. nuehel, ditto, ditto - 3 2 Joineph Red - - - 1 1 Truitt from the Rtlicarsal, by Mr. Poeockei Seim. lam, Preys:chit:me, Hertel . - 17 15 John Sanders, Esq. - - • 21 0 A Gift from Saxton - - 2 0 G. 6. Strutti En. - . 100 0 Abram Har-iion, jan. , - - - ' 50 . Wilhans Walker . - - 'SoIf ' Inhabitants of Balm and Neighboarhos4 - 00 15 1 Hale Pa rke„ E... R. idwell. Dimon . - 5 lb 0 limey Welded lip ilt. N. - - 3 0 0 Charlie Jailes,ltiq. - - - 10 10 0 - - _ . _ _ . _ • irks-, ...... ,11•111 4 • le 10 0 We.. eke, Maidstone - - 1 1 0 The Arriou..t of a Night's Performance at the The• • atte Plymouth Dock, by Ur. Hughes, Manager 60 3 0 The 4116cers, N , fl-VICAIO4III4POII CS O .:C.ITS, Drum mers, and Privates, of the Town or Moriniouth Volunteer Infantry, eernmatided by Lieutenant.- ' Colonel Mirlytniutt,Cominand.iit - 61 1 4 - h Lord Iluntingtieid - - 105 0 0 The Royal Cornmeal' Militia, per William Jones, Fay Pay ma •ter • - - . fib 11 1 R ichtud (rotor, E,q. Shay.hill, neat Charley, Lan. cashire - . 10 10 0 - - Samuel Creole', ditto, ditto . • 10 10 0 John Hutcheson, ditto, ditto • - 3 3 0 lobo Gain, ditto, ditto - - 3 3 o . Richard 'fassiker, ditto, ditto - - 1 I o Joshua Diann, dmn, do to •• • 0 5 0 Capt. Nathaniel Partiotk, R. N. - • 5 5 0 C. Y. - - 5 0 0 - One day's pay of tLe Officen, Non-eounnaisiiond Ofliceis, and Privates, of 'he North f i yatu n i Rep. mem of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, coin mantled by the Right Hon 1... rd Rolle - 45 18 3 Rev. John Iramston Stone,Fore.t I tall, Enex 5 3 0 Captain Ingram and Officers end Men of the Wey mouth amid Portlan 1 Sea Fencibler - - 15 0 11 Inhabitants of the Parish of Nuithearn, Susax, by Mr George Fli.liup - 113 111 0 Capt. William Carlyon . - - 10 10 0 P. G. Rogrisater . . - 10 10 0 Edward Hare, Esq. of Castor - - 5 5 0 hit - Peter Kempeou - - 5 5 U Ge,ge LH. Saina,-IJohn, Solicitor., Pourtnco 5 5 U A Royal Sa.iite of Lighten Comma, each beaing that name ~r Nelson. from the King and C.institution Society, he d at the Helmet, Great Garden, St. Cathernie's, by theii Treasurer, E tweed Davis 5 5 0 Peter Min ii, Esq. Portsmouth Dock . 5 .5 0 The Othc..ri, N in Commissioned Officers and Pri sates, of the Bradby United Votonteer Infant..., in the County of Derby, by the Earl of Chester field - - - 51 5 0 Mr. WiUiam Plaxton Allcoek .• . 10 10 0 Sr++! Vultitat,eill, Capt Souter - - In 10 0 William Smith, Esq. Curson.street, May-Fair 10 10 0 Thomas Mott and Co. - - 21 0 0 John and William Jacob • - 20 0 0 Captain John Halliday. R. N. - • 21 0 0 Captain W. H Daniel, R N. - - 3 3 0 Captain 1.. W. Halsted, R N. - 5 5 0 - Captain Joh., Halsted, It N. - - 5 5 0 From a Friendly Society, held at the OH George, Chatham, - - 10 0 0 - Robert Miller, Weymouth, - - 3 0 0 The Gent!emen ftequenting the Fulham bridle Coflce-Roma, BtOrll' ' aon, further Subscription, making 231. by John Virgo, Treasurer, - 1 1 0 A.B. - • 1 1 0 A Satiety at Blackburn, by R. Der:horst - 2t, 0 o Thomas R; der, Fri. - • a 5 0 Mrs Charlnn. Ryder, - . - 4 4 0 R. A. Crickstt, Fri. - - 10 10 0 Frienily Society at doldrei. Hints, - 2 2 0 Mr. Thomas Barney, of Beaulieu - - 5 5 U The amount of one day's pay of the Clerk of the Works in Claneral.tLe Clerk of theWurkt, Fore- PEA, Artificer,, and Labourers employed m tine Royal Engine-is' Department, at Waltham Ab her. ',), Captain Muleteer - - 19 5 0 J. T. Edmonton . - - 2 2 0 Pari-h uf Chatt , olism,S.rffolkoria. Res Mr. /lick., 21. 2- .. Mr. Gentry, 11. Ils. Gd ; Mos. Gedtry, ler f'. . - 4 4 0 reoish of Witham. Sotfolk, Iris Rev Mr. Tennant. it.; T W (:-..rke. E.. 1 11. ; James Stutter, It.s9. 2! St . John Stiatwin, kit 21. b s Mr 11--rii, : *liir._ -....1 . I "it Vif 4t. • it Is i Mn. lltsvn, O. ft lIIr bf Jraiah Stnblaita. nese. ; Or. brume, 5•3 1 1110 rir'• ' Tischer. li. GJ.; limi.n6fr hiss., 11.1 n. iI of 1111-. At 0 Si• Rids. it Harland, 426 '‘Vs., -ad •ro Fom sutik,iptions 41.ttf, a s 6 Vari-li of Whitehoirth;itOinitrifsneiteog - it P‘6,11 of As.inetnn • - ' • e s i t 'thews, lion-cssaisehmions4 011 c-r, Deems- '• • niers and Private*. of ton Pent..n Volunteer,. Curee. ll, I.e' Cul I.i. Claaanran Grenge,,Licu t•nant-Ca'•onel Commandant 1 ,1 5 0 . 0 Thorns Woyn-.. ?sq. Arigrore Rill, Torkiihirs , 10 10 0 Ti. o!ficers of the HnZlies!ey Rae Vallinserir In fantry, Lleuteciaist-Colorer Pam, t 'on:mundane 67 6 0 the Non-ceininis.iviied Oficnrs, Dreamier% and ditt twa day's pay • SI 13 0 Inhabitants of flinerterris. Detonsbire, by the Rev. C. Head - itt 17 1 , 1 Rev. Jahr, Brewster, Ckswidsua • - 2 2 0 Thomas Wilton - lu 10 0 One day's pay of the Nor-commissioned ()Seers and Piivates of Caps VauleoCni.yooy of Bay ford V.lonteers 3 16 2 Robnt Abbey 2 2 0 Jame. Jenkins and William Kim Dulsriela - 1 0 111 Colonel Crews. Laptm, Yualtalurs - 15 0 0 hints R , .und, Esq. 2.rch Hall, Esszst - , S 5 0 • 51 , James Tanmiin, Windsor 0 10 6 Mrs Manstt, Atha - 6 0 0 Onion Odd Frolliaara Laden, 111 , t. - I 1 • 1 , - RIR Ci/ARues LiNtratts. ' This Day is pahlnlied,' he 7 Vale. Iwo. prole SI. Is plain, or 9I• it. superbly colowart, is boards; or, handenately bound, Ain 6:. It. colisured 91 Ifos. Complete SYSTEM of NATURAL HIS TORY. Compils.l fret,. i.e• System Natune of str Charles Linnzus, the Silo.' of Audebert, the Lantthulegy of Vaillent. dec. By the EDITORS of nie ENCYCLOPADIA LONDE NENSIS. The Copper-platen aro executed in a $llll.llO, atyte of En sravihri : and the cohered Edition may be depended upon as • corned copy, after Nati,re. - 'lllandbp J. White Hneace'rfflood, reet.street ; and at the Alliiptinpmdia Oeo;, Ave M.diadeee. St. Paul's. This Day we published, in Two Vidinnes„ Truism, °Sup; price 10.. in hyoid. I3OEMS, chiefly in the SCO ref SIIDIALECT. ' Sy the Req. JAMES NICOL. Printed fee Mandell and Ana. Edinharsh 4 sold Mee . Longman, Hurst, Rees, m 14 0 ,108. Paertmlolalwewi cud Osten, Ave Maria lane Of wham may be had, 1. The PROGRFSS of REFINEMENT, an elkital 44 is; with other Poem; by the Rev. William Gilleapils. Li 11. fuolarta l . oftaire, proms 6s. berets. _Ol t LGEMS aa..l,Pl.kVi. by Wiliam Richardson. A. M. reurenor of Humanity in the univanoty of Opessenej il 'oh. .11INIDeap Bee. price Ilk. 64.boardt. S ESSAY em that REV) V At. of the DIL4IIIIIA le rrAvr , by loot* Cooper Walker M 5.1 A Fikieniary lidembev of lb:. Suchnlat of Path, and:Dtdalie, a.idaf %ha AIIMOMianOM *Cowie, Ronia, and fluwaase; five 7. hi beards. • ' 4. POEMS, by Theme; Orowii, M. D. is 2 ves. Mos llete. mice 14.. in bards.fir - Vuitt.e- .. oat u pubh.hed, m Une , 011.4 V.. to THE MODERN; PRACTICE or PHYSIC. Rv EDWARD (300DM MI CLARICE. M. D Astber ". Ofiritcifue ransom Compeedbas i" of the Reed Cellese of Physithan . v . LoSot; attiAirehlsen to the rums. . r r Printe4 fee LnevelieNingt,E•l4 aPd o "s''* r Paierl:t. " TM. volume obey be teouointetided to, as - . . . vaestiesabbyileabest eaagasadiata al.aessizera ivaproveasents to asetlicone anti Warepextiee, OM& sr• bare had earstive to peruse. The detail of symptoms. eider each heart, is wry comprehensive ao,l entree i and scarcely any ra noshes, oh eh haver toil the ten of experience are ornitt.d to be MM. horrid Ce 14.1 Itesi-e, Dec. ISO/. We hire permed the s'invit oak with meek grated. tion, and we eorne‘tis recommari st as deserving of the at to hlian, particu:aily the town b•aisehoi, of the pr demon, as it is written lit an able and scomife moons, i and oe aro well a.sured, Oiat it i,ot derogate env ttizatt f -ere the re putation th e & nth, r kw, already obtained by hit berlic,na Pntivos Cataperahum, the (earth wrlithot of welch is shortly going iota the Pons." Mad 14surnel, Ike. !SOS. A. a.y..re mat he hid, by the .ame Mahn% bIIEDICINN ntAxtos CuMPENDPILIIII, lila*. price N. sowed. Tars Day ti published, neatly printed in Its., price Gs. era board . A GRAMMAR of the GREEK L 4NnUAGE, 131. au a new and rispreved Plan, ill Loglish and Greek. By JOHN 'OMEN Member of the Society, M Manchester. Ponred for Lo..zmair, Hurst, Rees, and Urme, P.t.onotter.rew. " Phis yea, no Li attentirc . zamination. 1., in reality, whet in the tttl , page et prefesres a Greek Grammar, upon am imp osed, as well a. new, Plan. It is evident that the author is fully competent to what he has stedertaksm, that het des lations foun the usual track of Greek G tunas: , am the result of Owe atteittm“ mot actual observation. We ea not hot reesid Mr Jonss's Greek Grammar as a book that st.ll Ise pecuimrly en treesiiie to there who study or teach the G.e k language."—liaperial Retreat, March, 18.35. As aJ ui ve, may be f••‘.l,_ GREEK in Ss max, Dillerti. Pro. sets, and Motaphrases. (after the nuniner of ai i d Males Intruslue ion to .he mains. of Latin," (adairted to t' - .0 O•rtiniare of Eaton, Wettenhell, Moore, It 41, s.id Holmes. To which is poised', a C..neise, but Comprehetivve, Syntax, By the Ree. William N Isom, of Minde', Ireland. In One Volume, Octavo, pries bs. in boards, and with the Key, is. This Day *published, in Six Volumes, Octavo, pre, 31 St. in hoards, the Secoad Edition, with a C311t11110111• • NAVAL and MILITARY MEMOIRS of GREAT BitITAI4, from 1727 to 1783. Ry ROBF.ItT IREATSt)Iss, E,r; LI. Author of the Political Index to the Hinorie. of Great Britain and Ireland Printed fir Lringraan, Hum, Rees, and Om., Pateruesaer. row; and W.J. and J.lticharrho,i, Ro!al Eachaiir "Suck is the plan and anangenient of Dr. Ikatson's work; and he seems to hare esecitt••d it net only with delity sad a regard to truth, which ought to be the poramerunt consideration in all narratives, but also with abili.s soot judgment "G♦r limits will not permit us I. give any extracts rem hie descriptions et land-operations, *hien are drawn up with ir.usit regard for truth and candour. "In them Memo i rs there an Interimered many eansilile and judicious otwervations on 'Miami soti ? te, which canon:elle so enhance limn value, and tteengthen thea Maim to the favour ati!e nrceptinuof the publte."...British Critic, I>sie. Ilse! " These Idensoi:s are well *calenl.ted for artordieg the pubic both interesting amusement mud much useful info.nsa. tion, and an attentive perusal may ►a attended with the greatest advantage to Naval Office*, end particularly •.ou••( gentlemen of that profession. F•e faitti(l sturriptuaa of the solendit achievements of naval comos.nd:rs, furnish prof table Minuet ion, and uaefull patterns for im.t.tion; and cirriati se. counts or delinwtions the a n sbk•, and blulltiett ceturibine reality to prevent the cansrais.inn of similar ones ►v others. We wit convinced that the Author has hem indefatigable in his exertions to osimin secur.te info - gnats.% on the trams lions ►.e has described, and we believe that 4* tlescrirtiai I Of saval operations ruy be retied en.r Antoiaccb.n Review, Now. ISO). ~1. tens by Mr. De Camp. Mr. Cherry, Mr. Ma- Published by ROB . AT BIRCH ALL, No V. e Camp, Mrs Stott, he 'treat II I two Near Air., hv Milli De Camp A FIF CH SET of THREE SYVI 7.„, the Ti.; sly el The Velvety's' ..irri rElli. .„ompor.t.d by Haydn ' 4.).. arrauged av , y .iing Rov-ies. To whit. will be a ant• Vhstime. { T roy . now. end Irselnneelle. b. J Devil to PA% —Jobson, Mr. Bannister; ,•11, ;ewe IN. Also a favourite Creseirrto, arranged Late, with A.:curnitanma.dits (ad lihrtudi), ,r.ir r, the Comedy of Ti. • Selloo! fbr Friend. Eueltsli Calsonctt., iw ri rdieed lay penr•sion itJ he Grand Melo- Dora of The Sieving Beauty, price lOs. 6.1., both composed Sy J. P. Salomon TO OEN ILEMEN SPORTSMEN, THE MILITARY, ' , soh Prevcct.p:aite, Neutral - 17 15 0 AND arliKßs John Sanders, Esq. - - • 21 ) 0 PATENT C A NTLE-NI()IJNTED LEATHER A G' ll Own 13 '" 441 .. - - d 0 0 SPRING SADDLES, which are the *sinew and best G. R. Strati; Psi. - - . 100 0 0 • . • construct-a Saddles ever made Indepeu Abram Har•isnii, jun. - - 50 0 dent at the Seat being ea,ier than mhers, they are alto ni-iiht Water•Prool, so that no W i l L ial° Wa lk " " lah.iblatits of Belies! and Neighbothie4 - 00 19 11 water can hags in the stuf fi ng ; which ain't prove a valuald. int .. IlAle C ... a_ . rk . t 1.1 .1 Bidwell, ,.. Devon . • i 0 0 :iequisition to the Army, when there is no tit_ for dry Saddles. Mannfactured by the Patentee, J. EDWARDS. ',..r'io r ww , :.... 7r. •0. N. . 30 0 Sail's and liantgea-maker , No. 45, Wegmore street, remarry! ' 4llrlle s j3 .7" . ' tr. . - 10 10 0 front 2.5. bee-alwast) 1.111 . 0•414124.111PW1110 - grervet-iessee• .. p ,„. .. ~, ~,, • ' ' • ' . . - 55 0 nientof Sidling aid hi.- awe -oar offend to the Publie. w ' "rs- -- 11 'S. •12 Rue - ?Ark,. sq Quess.aquare, Beth • 10 10 0 Mrs. Plitrte, Maid.tane - 1 1 0 LOTTERY BEGINS 1:1114.WIT01 FE ;RtTARY 3 The Amou..t of a Night's Performance at then,- HARRISON and BROOKE" STOCK-BRO- • aue, Plymouth Deck, by 74r. fluglora, Manager 60 3 0 1: ~ R.S and LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE- The iticers, Nomcornra4ssiooed Licen, Drum. KEEP!' Ri, 217. Piccadilly, near the Haymarket, are Selling non, and Privates, of the 'ravels or Nlorootouth TICKk. TS and SHARES in a variety of Nimbers, and on ay v o l u „,, e , t u f am i re , rommai.ded by Lieutenant.- reasonable T•i ne as any Otfice in London. Pria-s to an, C o l o n e l ad.d.,,ii“ u . a.C, l n usan d. li t - 61 2 4 amount paid on demand. Their Office has been established . Lord Hunt.ogneld - - - 155 if 0 52 yya:i The Royal Carnarvon Militia, per William Jones, _ F