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LondOn Printed for Murray and Highley, Fleet-street ; Cuthell and Martin, Holborn ; Vernor and Hood ; Poultry ; Longing: atal.Rces ; Wynne and Scholey, Paternoster-row ; J. Harding; St. James'sstreet.; and j. Mawinani Poultry. The great•characitr of Euler is too well knoWn to re quire-any farther intredudion of that celebrated Writer to the Readers of our Review.: ' • - " The Lessons he has published under the Title of Let-, Lets to a Gernian Princess; form a Work. inestimable for tht singularly clear light in which-he has displayed the most im portant truths of Mechanics, &c. "° Dr. Hunter has acquitted himselfvery much to his eras, dit in this TraWslatio . n of the Letters, we consider at a valuable addition to the Literature of this Country." - Monthly Review; Oct. Where may be had, Elements of Algebra, by the same Author, translated from. the Flifrich, with the Critical and Historical Notes .of , M. 8.:rn0u11i..7. vols. Bvo. price t 63. hox,rtis. THIS PRESENT EVENING, February Bth, WILL BE GIVEN CENTLEDAEN, RECEIVE my sincere Thanks for the very dis. tinguished support you have given me upon my Can vass ; it has exceeded my most sanguine expectations, and I haVe not the smallest doubt that the Cause in which vo:,.are embarked will be crowned with success. The unexampled Unanimity which prevails amongst so - many •respc;:table Per sons in my favour, has impressed my heart with indelible sentiments of gratitude. 1 hope that this honourable Una uitnity will continue unimpaired, and will establish the In dependence of the Borough on a permanent basis. I have tile Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient and faith ful •humble Servant, CHARLES MILLS. A GRAND MASQUERADE, IN HONOUR OF THE PEACE, WITH A HOT SUPPER AND WINES. Admission Tickets One Guinea each, which includes Re . fresliments, Supper., and Wines. • • On the above occasion the House will be superbly Illumi nated, and will be decorated with festoons of Laurel and arti ficial Flowers ; the Orchestra will display several emble matical Transparencies, executed by that celebrated'Artist, Mr. WM. OKME. Mackintosh's Band of Music, a Military Band, anda Band of Savoyards, will play in various parts of the house.—The whole under the direction of Mr. Wand. Tickets to be had . , at Croft's Masquerade Warehouse, Fleet-street; t'hresher's, Hay-market; Richman's ) Ox ford-street ; Thomas's, ditto ; Robotham's, ditto: at the Pantheon, and at Waud's, Bond-street. N. B. The doors open at ten o'clock, and the supper-rooms at one. Mrs. Richman's wardrobe, of new fancy and chara4er dresses, may be had in the house on the Evening. CeSS. Warwick, 3d Feb. 1802. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. HARMONIC CLIM, THA rewp HOUSE; • BY D ESIRE hf His Royal Highness the PRTNCE o f WALES, the FIRST MEETING this Season will be oz MONDAY NEXT, the tsth instant . Dinner on Table at Six u'Clock precisely. CHARLES KNYVETT, Se:cretarY. TTHEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. 0 MORROW-. EVENING, F e b. g , I SO2, T will be perfo rme d ( Ist t i me ) , a new Comic Opera, in hree Ads, called TqZ. CABINET. Zit Mt:sic entirely new, and composed for this Opera, by Braham , Moorehead, Davy, Cord, and Reeve. The Principal Characters by Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MUNI)EN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHAKD, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. KING, and Mr. INCLEDON ; Mrs. kIATT.OOKS Mrs. ATKINS, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DIBDIN, Mts. 'POWELL, A "ck Signora STORAG E.'With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. ver rii T HE INTRIGUING CHAMBERMAID. 011 Fridav, Mrs Billington will repeat the Character of Rosetta, in Love in . a ..,Due.notice will be givenlllua the next Representation of the .1. ragedy ot Alfonso. A DISiAtELY. ..t65,.. CLEA.GYMAN of much respedability, and laborious usefulness in the prime of life . , suddenly, removed from an adlicted Widow and six Daughters, has left them in such a destitute situation, that their Friends are +compelled to ask the Assistance.of the Generous and Bene- Nolent in their favour. 'File Widow and the. Fatherless are by this event, not only left to lament his loss, but painful to reflect, with him the loss of nearly all—the small income tvhi~h he enjoyed, and from which nothing could be saved during his life-time, having ceased With him. co , oy the blessings of Providence, and who feel the comforts bran an provision bestowed on them from abovo, 'will, 11 ° - Those who wloutit commiserate the unexpetted sorrows' of this worthy btu distressed amily, add are earnestly entreated to extend the hand of liberal benevolence, to alleviate their affitdions. Subscriptions arc received by Metasi . s. Hoares, Flcet-street.; Msss. Dorrien, Magens, Martin and Mcllo f No. 2z, pin;h lane, Cornhill ; j.. 0. Oldham, ' Esq. Holborn ; Rev. I•Niri. (300 d Rectory-hc•rase,-Elackfriars ; Mr. Henry Stokes,.. No. 47, Ha'tton-Garden and No. s Lawrence ' Pountney- lull M''elsts. jelfries • ' C•bb r i 14 : - dtld 'I ert, -oc spur-s, , kev B• •• ......_ . Basil Wood P. ddington-Green. - - _____. a ' - met . and by the . . . 1 . 7., W ANTED,; by the ROYAL CANAL CO M ' 2 NN . , 411 ENGINE EI (in the room of Richard i, :.yans,. Eisq• deceaxt—of experience in Canal -:. - mak . ing, a. " 1;1r, t714. ," aNd abilities wilt bear thcoubst unquestion rn on meet --tnu"Y•—y .I"..erso:-. anAverilr'Allcfektiption, will . . - e ' with compcas-ktion suitable td his exerlicusaud•merit. thAesit4:c-atati EI Letter, or .othen,vi3e; will be received by r °, . l , ' at the Company's 'louse, No. 2,5, Lower Ago n ua .,• , r• 3, bUblivi, which will be t &en into consideration on .lilouday the -,- of ' ' ' . . it.t February nex)t. le is requestec_ a Dune n,iu, ~, , • i ' P ut such as will in every respeet answer' the above ( esc notion. Signed by Order, M.A.RK KERR, Secretary. Royal Canal douse, Dublin, hn 11,10302. P A I li A R. T E LESSONs Iry A LLE 7--.. )DEIth DAN(ANG; BY A A. N 'VI de ' ' Good n-I.quate, and No. t, Great Alie-street, N. 'i9 Sherrard.street, Gol ri:ali's-fkid4„ to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, Who have iwver learnt th..st a4.omplislunetit, or only in the old stile.— Thf, arc taught on wpian partsi s ul arly . calzulatect for those to hom it is an ()Ned to acquire it expeditiously, privately, aril in ;he fir...t style of fashion. The WESTMINSTER and CITY ASSEMBLIES are each once a .week. None but Subscribers admitted. None b ut p once ot. respectoiLty can subscribe. M;. Cow and M. Niackiiiton ark.: eng.it.d from the beginning of February to,the cud of the Seascrt .to ead the and alternately, -that thosZ who are food of good Mttsic may enjoy the pic.t:>ure of ttuicing to a Ba,nd, good by two of the best. Peiforrners of Ball Music •in:this Country. 2sir. At tEN disowns all p resent concern with his late Aca demy in ifaydosute. ...__ . -------- WANTEIi TO- RENT OR pußcuAsE, A HOUSE in good Repair, for a small Genteel I A. Family, With good Garden ;IV a few Acres of Land, in a cheerful and pleasant neighbourhood, near a 11.1',uicet. Town, from so to 1 lo miles of London; linear the. Cities, of l!ath or Gloucester would be preil:rred. hitters, post-paid, fully describing the House and Pre rises, with the l owest terms, will be attended to. Di To N. 0. Antigallic 4n Cotte e-ho use, Threadneedle-street reet, London. .. . , B a li., „ i , ,--.-- 7 ,,,,, - 1 , 0 WE L:F.:T-T,. Several LOTS of LAND in the ..a... etTy or w.riiRFORD,. well situated for Foreign Trade, and the tirst Emporium for Grain in Ireland.. I.ibcral. eneouravtnent Nvill be gitcn to such as settle with Capitals. Application front Principals op I to the Proprietor, ,Colonel Hardy, IN'estmead.. Car Yi Li tt• lisliire,..or-lirs Agent, , S,nnel Roberts, A1c,i1,,,'. I', .I. ', t • _ - ed' will meet dterwa r k pust.l)4l J. laite atientiOn. .."*.........,.----.........., . • CLASSICAL No, 3 0 , S oho- square, 'London. T H. L UNN resp e tif ully informs the Admit-- ii • stre ers of Antient Literature, that he ha s naoved from flixfo.Td.et into th e above: and eli g ibl e and commo di ous riellllSQ:l., N'y here pesolicits a continuance of their Favours ; andAsstires Ids Fr that he. has spared neither expellee or t Muble in forming his Establishment ona liberal and ex.ten tiv scale ; and i 3 deterlllill:d to persevere in importing the Continent the early and best Editions of those Writers, from 'Who lioulished in the most rethied 'Ages of Greece and Rome. Nr. Lunn supplies the Public with Books printed at the Voiversity ot Cambridge, the Classcai Produdions of ox init, ic.e. likewise with any Creek or Latin Books published OR the Continent, where he 1111 s. an extensive Correspon %Lace • . N. B. In the Press, a .Catalogue containing a numerous hil mktporte very valuable Co m lleetion o f Greek and Latin Books, just d from Gerany, Fran ce, and Holland. A. liberal Price will be given for Cc Colledion of Book s ; or t h e Modern Editio any its will la be s.Si exc al hanged for b biiplirar y. cates 'of . - the Ancient; in any Public or P r i vate Li . ` ADAMANTI NE MR. LESEC, Surgeon-D TLE'I 11. entist, No. 1,2 '. Hano- Ir ver-street, Hanover-s quare, respectfully intorin his Foieucis.a n d the Public in general, that he has found out a hick rnposition for Artificial Teeth, entirely incorruptible ; tieing infinitely superior to any thing ever yet °tiered to the Pub. lc , . is sanctionedb Probati on. y the m ust di st i nguished ap- Of this Composition, Mr. 1.. furnishes. complete- .Se,fs, fixed in a Manner not distinguishable•froin natural ones; .re pl,,ees every deficiency, tnifil e T eeth by 'fixing any n um b er of S i ngle or NE , be the Gums ever so defedive. • 11r. L. continue - 4 his operations on the Teeth as MONEY MATTERS ALL Money Negociations continue to be trans ailed, with the strictest honour, pUnCtuality, and se crecy, by Messrs. Harris and Co. at their Anntlity Bank, No. 5, Great • Suffolk-street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities, Mortgages, Estates; Church-Livings, Dowers,' Jointures, Pensions, Places, Reversions, or any other mode ormatter, as circumstances may be. .Large Sums of Money always ready for well secured Annuities, and for which a liberal price will be giverf,according to age and security, and all Annuities will be made redeemable at the pleasure' 'of. the Grantor. Principals, or their Attornies, applying personally, before Three o'Clock, will be treated,with in the .most _expli it manner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly answered. N. B. A large Surn or Money -ready to purchase:Freehold or Leasehold Houses, in approved situations. • • THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respeafully informed, I. BURGESS and Son's GEN.ULNE EsSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by theta in the same manner that has given such un►versal approbation for many years past. . • The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opin►on of the Country at large, ik n t 1 of Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility- of their Essace of Anchovies and other rich Sauces fcr Fish, &c. induces.th,qn, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine; but at their Warehouse as under. _ . Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. . West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in the Army rind 1 , 4:0/v.. supplied upon the shortest notice for the East Wzst Warehou4e,• N0..197, corner of Savoy-steps, 3trnd, - London. BENNINGTON HOUSE.. MiO be SOLD, 4nd_entered upon. mrndiatcly, a GENTEEL HOUSE, ill the Gothic Stile, newly built, situate upon the Great North Road, half way between Granthark and Newark, in the County of Nottingham ; con siting of an elegant Di:ll4lg- Room, with Drawing-Room, Breakfast-Parlour, Library, Kitchen, and Butler's Pantry, Eleven Lodging Rooms, Brewhouse, Dairy, &c. Coach- House, Stables with Granary over, co w . House for Four Cows, a large Barn, Dove-cote, and other convenient Out buildings, with excellent Fruit, Pleasure and Kitcnen Gar dens, also several Closes of rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land,, containing in the whole about Thirty Acres. Af,p , tylo R. Stanley, Esq. No. 8, Norfolk-street, Strand; or to tne•Rev. Dr. Stanley, Ilarcston, near Grantham, if by letter, post-paid. • .__ HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD NY - PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE FREEHOLD ES FATES of BUCK LAND, RRIXE VS, and PASFORD, containing 5 8 - 4 A. 3R. 3o1 ) . with two Farm-houses, Barns, Stables, &c. situate within a mile of Lymington, commanding a tin:: View of the Isle of Wight, &.;;. with a curious Ronaith En campment in the midst of them. Also the foll 6 wi4; Leaseholds, viz. A. p . A good Dwelling...house, Garden, and close, co ntaining - -- - - - . - 1 2. 24 The Brick Ground at Pasford, - - - a ::.; 2.4 Aid Fotir Cottage Tenements and Gardens in L mington, _ - _ - o I 20 Tor further Particulars,. inquire of j. F. Knight, of An derston, near Biandford, Dorset ; or of Mr. James Newell, of Lymington, who will direct the Premises to be shewn. . • - _ CHUDLEIGH, DEVON. TO BE SO.-D,ln FEE, by PRIVATE 'CONTRACT, VVich I mrn'ediate Possessivi • AHandsome New-built Double Front DWELL ING HOUSE, with all necessary and convenient ()tikes, a good walled Garden, containing about Three quar ters of an Acre; together with about Halt an Acre of Ground, which surrounds the House. • TlieHOusc is situated on a retired, healthy, and delightful spot, commands a beautiful View of the Country round the Town of Chudieigh, is well calculated for the Residence of a genteel Family, a;.(1 consists of s two Parlours, •one 20 feet by 15, the other 17 by 15, a Hall 20 feet by i 6, and a large Kitchen on the Ground Floor; five cominodious Bed-rooms (one 0( which may be made a good Drawing-room) on the Second Fl oo r ; also five good Bed-rooms, with Closets, on the Third Floor, anda large Garret over the same. Chudleigh is a good Market Town, has the advantage of several respectable • Boarding Schools ‘ in it, is pleasantly si tuated on the Post Road leading from Exeter to Plymouth,. distant nine Miles from the former, and about seven from Teirtgmouth and Dawlish, much frequented Watering-places. To accommodate a Purchaser, between Fifteen andieixteen Acres of Grou n d, a b o bt a quarter o f a Mile from the House,- may be purch ase d w i t h i t . For further Particulars, apply (if by Letter, post-paid,) to Mr. Dolling, Attorney, in Chudleigh, Devon. anuary 21, 1802: ARTIFICIAL HAIR. T" very great inconvenience, in warm weather (to say nothing of the. extreme danger attendant on wearing False Hair too frequently cut from the heads of im proper persons), induces the Proprietor of the TRICOSIAN FLUID to recommend to Ladies in general the use of this distinguished Preparation, for changing Red or Grey Hair to various beautiful and pernianent Shades of 'Flaxen, Brown,. or Black, in the course of a few hours. Its merits are . not' solely confined to changing the colour only, as i t stre ngthens the weakest Hair, prevents •its falling oh; and increases the _growth to a degree of luxuriance, that rivals every Comnoi tion yet offered for similar purposes. In a word, to convince the Public of the above assertions, any Lady sending a lock of hair, post-paid, sealed at that cud which is cut from the head, shall, . in the course of one day, have it returned (free of expence) changed io any colour shewn at the places of sale. Such an unequivocal and liberal offer, the Proprietor trusts, will convince more than all the panegyric words can bestow.—Ladies are particularly requested to mention whe ther they wish Fluid for Flaxen, Light-bVown, Dark-brown, or Black. :Sold, 'by order of' the Proprietor, at Mr. Golding's ; Per f COTralill; Mrs. Overton ' s, No. 47, New Bond-street ; Mr. Wright's,' Wade's Passage, Bath ; at I. ac. pet bottie, Duty inclutieci. LADIES ANU GENTLEMEN, THE very respeaable Support I experienced _IL when last 1 had the honour to offer myself a Candi date for a Seat in the East India Direaion, determined me then to coin? fgy4rd 4pill on the FIRST VACANY; and, I be:4 iLvve to 4tt'sTe.yon, that the in,,tives,: which confirmed me in the resolution to persevere, are still more permanently fixed by theeneouraging Promises of many other friends in he Proprietary, who were not at. liberty when 1 last' stood,. o -afford Me the honour of their Suffrages. I therefore - earnestly intreat the favour of your Votes and Interest whenever seen yAcAticy may occur. ' have the Honour to be, • 'With the greatest respel, Your most obedient humble Servant, RICHARD CHICHLEY P LOWDEN. Feb. 8, iBb2. To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, CLERGY, and other FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORTHAMP TON. AVERDERERSHIP of WHITTLEWOOD FOREST being vacant, by the Death of], F. Willes, Esq. permit me to otter myself to yoUr choice as his Suc cessor. . Having, on a former occasion, from motives of general - conciliation, consented to wave my pretensions in favour of a most worthy' Servant o f the County, my deference to the Public wish in that instance, will, I trust,. convince' you 'of the highvalue 1 set upon your good opinibn, and how studious I shall be at ali tunes to deserve it. Should this Address meet your approbation and support, it will ever be - reinembered with the warmest gratitude, by Your most obedient and faithful humble Servant, 'T. S. W. SANIWELL. Upton Hall, Jan. 25, ISo2. MONDAY, MARCH r, iBoz, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE GINS-DRAWING. SCHEME. No. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. • 4 of A:..20,000 is 4.80,000 4 - 10,000 - 4?,000 . 4 ---- 5,00 0 - 20,000 S ---- 2,003 ---- . 10,000 lo ---,.. 2,000 - 10,000 12 ---2. 500 - 6,000 so - 100 ---- 5,c00 100 - 50 - 5,000 18,000 - ---- . 18 ---- 324,Q00 . _ 60,000 Tickets.. . ,C. 500,000 -CAPITALS DETERNIINAIILE. First4drawn Ticket, ,Sth Day, ,C. 10,000 Ditto, , 21 St Day, 20,000 Ditto, 3zd Day, 20,000 Ditto, 4orh Day, 1,000 'PICKET:; and SHARES of cK'ETs are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFTICE. • itEsENT PRICE. Ticket, • - - ,C. t 6 i 3. Half - Biz Eighth - 2 3 6 Quarter 4 6 6 I Sixteenth I 2 o *••* * P-rsons-- in the:Conntry wishing to. have Tickets or Shares, may be supplied by sending-good BillS-'at short dates, Post.Oflice ()rain's,. Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed Lottery 01114.. e, • •, (4- The P rice of 'Pickets, and Shares will ise consider ably before the Dravving. . . Prizes paid in Sterling Money. . . - CAPITAL PRIZES, Sold by SW EFT and Co. in the last Lottery. • N0.,8041, in Shares, 10,0001. No. i3,8z4, in Stores, ze,o-..01. No. L7,2.5i, whop Ticket, 2oQOI. No. 23,432, whole Tick Si; fool. THE highest Prizes Irish Lottery, d'6Wn Norepiber s . iSol, "welt Four of 19,0201 . Two of them were ,sold at the old-0 ltiVe, .0f; SNlii kT,anci Co. No. fi, - Loudon, in a variety of Sliafts,, as above stated. The .English Lotte.ry begins drawins oh MOnday tie ist of March next. The Tick.ets and Stamped Shares are on sale, and all business of Lotteries and the Public Funds transacted at the. above 0 iFice (first established in the year 1759), where Prizes offormer Lotteries, amounting to more than a Million sterling, have been shared, sold; and registered. Letters-answiered, and Schemes gratis. TAPE WORMS. XTA TURALISTS class Tape Worms under ninety 1N different species, of which seven only ate supposed to be incident to humanit‘i. Different MiaseuMs have employed much industry in collecting those found in human bodies; but we do not learn that any of them has yet colleded the whole seven, except that iii Long Acre, which is daily visited and ad mired by the most eminent Naturalists from various parts of EUrope.—l econtains one Tape Worm of the monstrous length of ten feet, with fao mouths ; oncwhich was expelled from a Lady's mouth while in, (he act emitting its .young ; and one with a head like a cat and a body like a lizard ; but the most carious pinx‘nomenon in this, or, perhaps, in any other Collection, is a deature of a monstrotis.figure and size, with a mouth like a pig's, a horn like a snail's, and ears like those of. a mouse. To the attacks of those seven classes Ofenemies, Age is fre qoiently exposed as well as Infzin4 ; but their several modes of effe;./ing human destrudion are as different as. their shape and form. The. unequalled Cclledion in Long Acre, is composed exclusively of Tape Worms, &c. Sze. ejected from men, women, - and children, by Doctor Gardner's celebrated Medicine, which is sold, at his house No. 75 and 76, -Long- Acre, - at zis. ros. or ss. a box—Boxes for the Poor at as. ;d. For CHILBLAINS; RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. STEERS's OPOI)ELDOC. THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged , to be superior to every Preparation of the kind in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains, Rheuinatisms, Cramps, Numbness and Stiffness of the Joints, and other external Complaints,. as well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when - n a Paralytic state. It is also particularly serviceable for Chilblains ;- but in this complaint it should be dissolved; and . applied warm. On the outside of each Bottle of tl'it Genuine Opodeldoc is pasted a Stamp; in which are engraved these words ; " F. , Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit. Sold only , by F. Newbery, at - the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard; a few doors from the curlier of Clieapside, London; and, by his appointment, by Messrs, Jehoult and Co. - No. tso,' and J . Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street ; j . Wade, Old Bond-street ; Bayley and Co. Cockspur , street; 'Godfrey and Cooke, Southampton-street; J. Ward, Middle-row Holborn; Tutt, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Borough, High street. ?rice is. 6d. .per Bottle, including the Stamp, or Six for 135. 6d. • N. B. As the Opodetdoo for Exportatioh is exempted from - the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark, of =hen . ticity; and as great quantities of Counterfeits aresent put of the 'Kingdom, all Persons abroad, to prevent such imposi tions, are desired to be pattiCular in order - nig their Agents to procure this Mixlitiine from Mr Newbery's. Tilis pULiishett, Foolscap Ocaavo, embellislied with Ten elegant lingray.4 logs, price los. Vii. in boards, T... 1" ERMAN and DOROTHEA, a POEM ; in A Nine Cantos. Translated from the German of (..oethe, - Author of the Sorrows of Wetter. '`By - THOMASHO LCRO FT. • Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, No. 39, Pater noster-row. s. " We acknowledge the Author's claims ,to 'great abilities; anki readily corn - ess that he has produced a simple and in. teresting story,. Which many will read with delight; pare ticularly those who prefer the unvarnished incOcnrs of humble and-detnestic life to the more elevated and gaudy scenes, where the imagination is constantly on the rack to produce charaders and circumstances far above the reach of human manners, and existing only itt the rapturous visions of poetic , fancy. " The reader Will perceive, 'that here is no great oppor tunity for the exercise of a vigorous fancy ; but if he vv,ll be satisAed with a plain uirtarrnshc:dtale of humble and simple life, he will be sure to find a considerable portion of amuse ment." British Critic; Dec. iSai. In a few. Days will be published, in 2. vols. Sv6. THE PARIIN s FRIEND ; or, EXTRACTS from the PRINCIPAL WRITERS on EDUCA TION, from. the time of MONTAIGNE, to the prese:4t DAY, Methodised and Arranged. With Observations and Notes, by the Editor. Printed !or]: Johnson, in St. Paul's ChUrch-yard. FOR THE EXTENSION OF SOUND PRINCIPLES. On Monday, l'eb. 1; was published; Price Is: Printed on a fine wove Paper, No. XI. of rTHE ORTHODOX CHURCHMAN'S MAGA. E ; containing a Life of Lord Harrington, au oriai ginal Criticism on the 'First Chapter of the Hebrews; a l) , ,•- fence of Put/lie:Education, and a variety of other interest ing Articles. • On the same Day alsn *as published; A Supplement to the ,L•ir.;l Volume, with an excellent Portrait of the . presaitt Archbishop of Canterbury. 'Louden : Printed for I:Spragg, No. i 6, King-street, Co. vent-garden; and may be had orall Booksellers:. An Early; Cheap, Impartial, and Comprenensive Literary J ()unto'. On Monday, Feb. z, t 902, was publkshod, Price only ts. . No. I. New Series, enlarged and improved, of THE MON'rl-fLY EFL ; or, Readers their own Rev!owers. Com prisinv, 1. The Plan and Analysis ofevery considerable New PubliLation in the Englioit Language, with in.eresting Extracts, by way of Specimen; and some Account, when prackicable, of their respeCtive Authors. 2. A Department fc)r Original Criticism. and Cor respondence. I. A Catalogue of ,all Ntr.y Cublicatiorci; Prints, "and Mnsict ;- including Pofeign Works imported. , • Lendon ; Primed for the PrOprietors ; and sold. by W. Clark, New Bondstreet ; T. Williams; Statieners%Ourt, Ludgate-street{{ H. D. Symonds, Paternosterow.; J. • Sewell,; also by James, Bristol; - D.uno ;tnd.Biggs, Nottingham; Pritchard; Derby; - Christophei and. Jennett s St_ickton-dpx:-Tecs ; - Mti.n:icll, Edinburgh and Glasgow. SOLUTIONIC; or, TfiE NE PLUS ULTRA! SOLViENT , • BEING an effeduiii Reniedy fur, the CUre of the STONE and GIkAVE L. Of the caritsus ills and dis , orderS that at attendatit on Human IlatUte, it .must be eon= fussed that the S tbne and f; ravel is the most :dem:lilting; asinueh that death itself is a welcome alternative to the tin. fortunate Sulferet; atttaingiv exneriencing its ence. 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Young .Meadows, Mr. KELLY; Hawthorn, Mr. DIGN UM ; Hodge, Mr. DOWTON. • Rosetta, Mrs. BILLINGTONr, N Lucinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Madge, Mrs. BLAND. ..-- WITH • • • - . THE ANATOMIST. "On WednesdaY, the Tragedy of Venice Preserv'd. On Thursday, the Play of King H eury t h e F ourt h . On Friday, The i Fair Penitent. On Sathrday 'Mrs: Billin4ton will appear at this Theatre. On Monday, theTra.;cdy of Pizarro. The Orphan and The D ou bl e D ea l er, are to be revived t his week, and folloWed by The Winter's Tale, as soon as lhe Scenery, See. are ready.