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~. 1, CP, , • , 401 1 1b:i I • ... ...,•" .1 , 51 0 / 4, rgr- , ictiv! ---- ' ...-1 - f .t,„.• , - ': ' - giro. --r - Th•- • 411 %" 14*.t. b.— !, I , : -A= -„J . ,. • '. 4.. ,55 .. • ..;\ 4s :kt‘ Ai . ' . r .... ' V vrillift,N\,\.:‘'' • TYE THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - MORROW EVENING, - Feb. 6, t 902, Their Majesties' Servants will ael THE MOURNING -BRIDE. . • Manuel, Mr. RAYMOND ; Consalez, Mr. PACKER ; Carcia, Mr. HOLLAND Perez, Mr. DECAMP ; Osmyu, Mr. KEMBLE ; Selim, ; Mr. CAULF IELD: Almeria, Mrs. POWELL Zara, Mrs. SIDDONS. ; WITH URANIA. • 'Tbe new After-pie ce o f Urania; or The Illumipe, .eon tiinging to be' received with t h e hi ghest applause by ay notice. ng e?... owi Audien ces will be repeated every. E vening till further On Monday, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. On Tuesday, Love in 4.. Village ;. Rosetta, Mrs. Bil lington. • On Wednesday, the Tragedy of Venice Preserv'd. On 'Thursday, the Play of King Henry the Fourth. And o n Friday, the Tragedy of The pair Penitent. Otway's Orphan, Congreve!s Double Dealer, and The Winter's Tale, by Shakspeare, are in rehearsal. nel.v Play, in Five Ads, called the False Demetrius, is 533 rehearsal, and will be producc..l as soon as possible. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Three Volumes Octavo, with a Por trait or the Author, .from an original Pitture painted by himself, Price One Guinea, in boards. A New Edition, being the Third, of THE WORKS of SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Knt. late President of the Royal Academy. Containing his Discourses, Idlers, a Journey to Flanders and Holland, and his Cormnentary. on Du Fresnoy's Art of Painting : printed from his revised Copies, with his last Corredions and Additions. On the 1st!: of March will be published, Elegantly printed in One Volume, small Odavoi ' (To be continued Annually), THE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPOSI. 1 TORY of FUGITIVE POETRY, for the Year 180 t. Pinned for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Chtrch_yard. Tie Poetical Register is- intended to comprise all those Pieces of Fugitive Poetry, worthy of preservation, which are to b found in the Various Peruxlical Publications ; original COnributions from Literary Citaraelers . ; concise Criticisms on tie principal Poetic and Dramatic Produlions, with a complete Catalogue ; Notices of Works designed for the Pret; ; and Biograehicai Sketches of celebrated Poets, who died In the course of the last year. Ile Original Department of this Work will be supported bisiveral Writers of poetical eminence. Corespondents are request e d t o sen d their Contributions and Notices, by the 16th of this Month, addressed - to the Eclitir under cover to Messrs: Riyingtons, St. Paul's Church yard. MONDAY, MAKCI-1 r, rINOASH STATE. LOTTERY 11E. A:A GINS DRAWING. SCHEME. No. a Prizes. Value °leach. 4 or k. 20,000 4 10,000 Total Value. h'.Bb,ood. 5,00 c, 2,000 ------ 1,000 500 - too . 50 5 ..-...,.,.. 4°7 000 2dooo - 1)67.c506 To which is prefixed, an Account of the Life and Writings ofthe Author, ID 12 5 0 Ico 18,000 6,030 5?" 41 5,000 124,c00 ty EDMOND 'MALONE, Esq. One of his Executors. ,Printed for T. Cadetl, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. fiZ A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper. Where may be had, the Critical and Miscellaneous Prose Works of Dryden, in 4 vols. Svo. with a new Life of the Author; ! - )y Mr. Malone; also hii Detedion of the Shake speare Fc,-gery. 60,000 Tickets. t 4.500,000 CAPITALS pETERMINABLE. First-drawn Ticket, tsth Day, ,C.t0,000 Ditto, 21st Day, 20,000 Ditto, 32d Day, 26,000 Ditto, 4oth Day ; 1,000 TICKETS and SHARES of TICK urs arc SE LLINO at EVERY lACENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - 16 1/ 0 Half - 8. xi o j Eighth -1 3 6 Quarter 4 6 6 I Sixteenth x 2 0 ' C. * * Persons in the Cotirtry wishing to hare Tactrot Sham, limy be supplied by Sendi,g gootiliiitv,atshort date-s, PoseOflice Orders,..Bank - Notes, or Cash, to any Lit.)ensei Lottery Office: , • The Price of Tickets and - Shares will ise consiikc• ably before tlie Drawing. This Day was published, In One large Volume, Odavo, price 12s. in boards, A Nevx, Edition (being the Fourth), greatly enlarged, of IBLIOTHECA k.:LASSICA ; or, a Classical a Didionary, containing a full Account of all the proper mentioned in ancient Authors; with Tables of Corns, Weights, and Measures, in use among the Greeks and Rn mans. To which is now prefixed, a Chronological Table. By j. LEMPRIERE, A. M. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. . N.B. Since the first publication of this Advertisement, the hlitor has been induced to include in his Plan, a Selec tion, from scarce and ancient English Poets, of such Poems as an ;iot generally known, with Biographical Notes of their• •• • ' THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT.UARDEN. T° - ~...,.... • , m0RR0,74, EVENII„,, }O. 6,18 o:, • wiii beperformed, . LOVE IN .A VILLAGE. • Young Meadows, M r. IN C LE DON • Hthorn, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; ; Hode, M r . KN IGHT ; Sir-William Mead ows, Mr. WADDY ;' Debo ra • justice P. M cock, M r. M UNDEN. •hrs. DAVENPORT ; Madge, Mrs -MARTYR ; Lucinda, I'virs. ATKINS ; kost.tta, Mrs. I3ILLINGTON. I H, TWO STRINGS wf TO YOUR Row. On Monday, Alfonso, with Harlequin's Almanack. On Tuesday will be performed (for the Ist tithe), a New Comic Opera, in 3 Ads, called The Cabinet. To the NOBILITY,GENTRY CLERGY, and other FRE EHOLDE.RS of the COUNTY of NORTHAMP TON. . . _ A VERDERERSHIP of tTLEWOOD F 0 REsT being Vacant, by th 1 sq. permit Me to offer myself to the De ath of J. F. Willes, your choice as hi s Suc cessor. Having, on .a former occasion, from motives of general conciliation, consented to wave my pfetensions in favour of a most worthy Servant of the County, mrdeference-to the Public wish in that instance,. will, / trust, convince you of the high value I set .upon your good opinion, and how studious I shall be at all times to deserve it. Should this Ad dresS meet y our approbation and support, it watcher be remembered with the wpr Yo ur most obedient and best gratitude, by faithful bumble Servant. T. SI W. SAMWELL. tptorl Hall, J an, 25, isoz, E I. E GANT RETREAT,COUrrity.------- IF some sinp-iri Gentleman, or Married and his grad Wife., Peopt‘e'of Fortune and Consideration, shonld be allyto intmenately continence s.pel4ing a few Months' lui,ger period, in a beautifolly interesting, and host sale '.H:s Spot, in a Mail ion of -great appeal..- .vire, and a v•tll-b-ed Family Society,. where dornesttc co and comforts are it -- -• ', ? 7 .tled and unit ed • .414 r", :).-a, , balcn and ~,v In introduced to a Situation, Ac col: modation, and Circle equal in every ahot e description, and but% few hours easy ride of Town. regard to the s. Tlite, eltjeel 91 this application is to Complete the number 'lt ; to which hchearful and highly respedable Fire 'Party is limited. Should Sportin g in all its branches, z • : ~ial amusements of Concerts, Balls, Assemblies, ,i'!'-' ' IAYs (to4ether with Salt water Bathing, and Cjille ""1 and C hoi at an easy distance), be cons i idered as still be I.:lkier attrattion's,.they might, in their several seasons, , ~..iarly heret , • .• enjoed. Servants, Carriag,es, and Horses, ran - .0; oltgilt it itesiext. 1-'or-paitt letters, with, real signatures,' will receive the most respedful attention, direded to P. M P. to be left at Mr. Woodharn's, st:ttioxwr, Holborn, oppCtsite Chancery lane • but no personal inquiry thre, whatsoever, can be ga tiAat. - To OILMEN, CONF EC ri ONERS, and ARTISTS, BOA R.DI I\r G-S CHO 0 LS, ate, ell SMITH begs tO inforin the above,. partku. v_y• larly tfroie'fn the Country, that he has laid in his Stock for the VOQr;Season,, of Mustard jugs and squares, tamp ChirritileE;•&fii4 Bottles, Tyc-rounds, Phials, Gaily Fots, &c.. iStc. Ills'also constantly on I ,and a large Assort_ of Goodgrifittsble to Artists and Confectioners, of Pallats, Ink •in?iiS,' various Colour and Tint on -Saucers, and Bottles of different kinds, tor-Varnisii, Bocry, and Trans parent Liquid COLurs ; Cabinets, Saucers, in Nest Mullers; and also lof Confctioers, of elly Pots and Glasses;Ca pi laire Bottles, Salvers, Covers, Potting Pots Custard Cups, P a large Assortment of "I'ye-rounds fur 'Brandy. Fruit, and Shew GlaSses, of. various shapes and sizes, which he is selling to his Country Customers at the lowest prices, for *eady Money, at his old-established Wholesale Furnishing Glass Warehouse,'No. 2z, Vere-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Also every Ankle in the Glass and Stattbrdshire Line, suitable for Innkeepers, Cabinet-makers, , &c., on equal ad vainageous Terms 1-IE NOBILITY, GENTRY, anti PUBLIC in . general, are respectfully informed, L. BURGESS and 1",'&1•E.N1il ENE ESSENC I!: of ANCHOVIES, continues to IPe prepared by them in the same manner that has.given streh universal approbation for many years past. -. The long just,,iy fuliyidafirrned i 1 -ac superiority of that Articla is - t l ' ° Pulion of the Country at large, and of -11110aClesident in all. parts of the World, and having stood 1111 3. 0 h. teS! Of trial, ranks It in the the it now maintains. ' -e Viral utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other 114 Sanest fel Fish, &c. induces them, /14vertisenients dai4 aP from the numerous peari ig - , to ca utiumiramilies, Sce, in purchasing the same, -as" nun i e is to beithad of their Genuine, q,ut at their W . anc,louse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family Use, of fhe tpeat quality. West- lialla Merchant C • fSI " &c. Officers - in, the Army and Nay s, Ca o 111,_, t notice for the East and W est ir; s.uepplic•L upon the snortes n .7,, KU s, &c. Warehouse, -o, 10, crner of Savoy-st eps, SuAlia7, i•oondon. A N INSTANT SUM.--Seven, Eight, Ninei 4. A. Ter), even Eleyen Years purchase (according to,the hature and soty. ot each security), will be advanced on tAnnuities charged upon Dividends 6± Stock, Freehold, Co- Yttold.or Leaseholit Estates, or on Lite Income DoWers, ettlernents jointers, or Patent Places. Iu every case the grantor will have the priYilege b o ld , w i l l (or pa), ing ott) at *ill. p er laces. security, by bond, will be accepted ; b 4 this alone ataches to people of rank, fashion, 04. V ea t re " diPeaubility,. wittVfortune in possession or reversion . ; or I N'hoie high conneditm justly hold out large t xpetrancies•-7. To all, and to 9nly such, upon any sudden call, 3001. up to 3oopl. can be adranced, if in town, in a single day, after signifying their commands. The marked attention shown to the publications f l-.'cl '1 preference, to the o the uncersipie , ill Loan), specious but delusive propositions of the present dal'', Pnanifest•the important difference between negotiating with a Gentleman and a common Broker. u lA.CKSON Letters (if postage. paid, and with real signature arid ad dress and otherwise not), for Air. li. Jackson, to the care of Mr. Richmond, the New C'hapter Cotfee-huuse, Duke's- gong, Log-acre, London, will, as hitluirto, be ilut7 411 d se‘retly hououreeL • • Of whom may . als - o - be had, Lately published, s. Grecian Antiquities; or an Account of the PUblic and Private Life of the Greeks. By the Rev. Thomas Harwood, -late of University Collage, Oxford. One large vol. Bvo. 9s. in boards. a. Rornan Antiquities; or.an Account of the Manners and Customs of the Romans. By Alexander Adam, LL. D. Rector of the High School of Edinburgh. Fifth Edition, Ss. in boards. 3. A Summary of Geography and History, both Ancient and Modern. Illustrated by a ne.w Set of Maps, and design ed chiefly to conned the Study of Classical Learning with that of general Knowledge. By the same Author. Third Edition. IRELAND. WANTED by the ROYAL CANAL COM PANY, an ENGINEER (in the room of Richard Evans, Esq. deceased) of experience' 'in Canal- making, whose talents and abilities will bear the most unquestion able scrutiny.—Any Person answering this description, will meet with compensation suitable to his exertions 'and merit. Application by Letter,. or otherwise, will be received by the Secretary, at the Company's House, No. 28, Lower Or mond Quay, Dublin, whickwill be taken into consideration oti ninday the kith of February next. It is re queste d t h at none will apply but such as will in every respect answer the above description. Signed by Order, MARK KERR, Secretary. Royal Canal House, Dublin, [an. 11, 03oz. CHUDLEIGH, DEVON. TO BE SOLD, in FEE, by,PRVVATE CONTRACT, With Immediate Possession, • 1 6i . Handsome'New-built Double Front DWELL ING HOUSE, with all necessary and convmient Oflices, a good walled Garden, containing about Three var. tern of an Acre; together with about Halt an Acre of CI - cond i which surrounds the House. The louse is situated on a retired, healthy, and delightful spot, commands :a beautiful View of the Country round the 1 own of Chudleigh, is well calculated fin the Residence of a genteel Family, and consists of two Parlours, one lo feet by 16, the other 17 by is, a Hall 20 feetiay 16, and a large Kitchcn on the Ground Floor; five Commodious Bed-reoins (one . of which may be made a good Drawing- room ) on t h e Secoxid Floor also five good Bed-rooms, with CLoseis, 1.4: the Third Floor, and a large Garret over the same. Chudkigh is a good Market Town, has the advantage of seVeral•respettable 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 Telt gmouth and Dawlish, much frequented Watering-places. To accommodate a Purchaser, between Fifteen and Sixteen Actcs of Ground, about a quartz-of a Mile front the House, may be purchased with it. For further Particulars, apply (if by Letter, postpaid;) to Mr. Dolling, Attorney, in Chudleigh, Devon. January zi, isoz. SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Fourteen Lots, in March _next, the 'Time and Place of Sale T will be hereafter advertised, " -followin g FREEHOLD ESTATE, the Propeify - of • EDWARD THORNYCROFT, Esti. sit u ate in the Hamlet of Stockwell, i n t h e P ar i s h of Lain.. both, viz. • The NIANOR,-of REPUTED MANOR of STOCK- W E.LL. The Capital Mansion or MANOR HOUSE, in the occu pation of Charles Bedford, Esq. with the O f f lees, Gardens, and Pleasure-grounds, under Lease, ,which expires Lady-Day 1803 T hiCapital Mansion House, Offices, Gardens Orchard, &c, in the occupation of C. Hail, and - Cox,Esqrs. un der.LeaSe, which expires Lady-Day 1803. The White Horse Public-house, Offices, and Gardens, in the occupation of Mr. Daniel Titmus, and under an Agree-. ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelmas . 18z6. The Farm House and Out-buildings, with the Lands in the occupation of Mr. Richard Shnmons, Tenant at Will. The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation of Mr. Benjarnia Smith, Tenant at Will, The House, Offices, and. Land, in the occupation of Mr. George Wheeler, Tenant at Will. The Land in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Reppen, Tenant at Will. The Wax Manufactory, with the Mansion House, Offices, and Grounds, in the occupation of B. Barrett, Esq. under Lease, Soo years.and upward of which are unexpired. The whole contains about 235 Acres, and is situate be tween the 3d and 4th Mile Stones on the Road from London to Streatham, by which it is bounded on the East, and the load called Acre-lane, leading from Clapham to Camber well, runs through the Estate towards the North. Public Notice will be given when Plans and Particulars are ready t o b e delivered by W. and J. Black, at th e G rove , near Eppin g , and Middle Temple Hall Stair6se.. DR. f,ANILS's ANALEPTIC PILLS. .."-VOR the Rheurnatistis and Colds which prevail A: at this season - bl the year, no Medicine is so sate. an d efficacio us as D r. JAMES'SI ALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration;and all the natural Secretions, will-account fur their singular virtues in these Coloplaints, as well as in-many others to which the huinau frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They 'are admirably calculated..for Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, for persons of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as also for those whose constitutions have been glided by a too adive -or too sedentary life. They are likewise particularly ser viceable in 1 - lead-Achs occasioned by Indigestion, and in re hioving the bad effects of free living; as also in preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the conseqUence of intern.. peralice. Recourse should be had to them after every excess pleating or drint;ing, and upon every slight indisposition ; and thus their well-known charattcristic'of promoting longevity will be maintained ; for, by assisting Nature in the due disc charge of the animal tintaions, and hy keeting the consti tutiun as it were in continual repair, they pi - ;:serve the body in health and vigour, and prevent prernatwe decay. As the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe theii'eXecileoce to a Ipeculiar preparati on , w hi c h has. never begii divulF,d •by th e nventor but to the present Proprietors, they can only he had genuine from them; and they are sold by Francis Newbery, at the Warehouse hs , Dr. James's Powder No. 43, the East End of St. Pauk's,• a few doors from eheapsicte, London, apd at Dr. James's late house in Bruton-street, in-Boxes, price 45. 6d. each, Stamp included or the quantity of Six may be had in one large Box flit 11. zs.• 6d. Observe that the Name F. NEW Br:R Y, No. 41„ St. is engraVed in, the Stamps. All others are cou-n -twits. • •Tilis Day was published, In Square ram°. priee . 4s. boUnd, • A. GENERAL PRONOUN;. and EXPLA.: . NATORY DICTIONARY ofthe ENGLISH LAN GUAGE. To which is added, ,a 'complete Vocabulary of SCRIPTURE proper Names. . • --: • . - By G. FU LTO N and' G. KNIGHT, Teachers of English. Edinburgh : printed for Peter Hill ; atui sold in London by Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row. This Day was published, In" Quarto, with Thirteen folding Plates, Price ii. xis. 6d. boXrds, AIL TREATISE on the-CULTURE and MA- I NA-GEMENT of FRUIT-TREES, in which a new Method of , Printing and Training is.ftilly described: • To which is added, anew and improved .Edition of ‘.` OB SERVATIONS on the DISEASES, DEFECTS, and IN JURIES, in all Kinds of. KUIT and FOREST TREES ;" with an Account of a particular Method I'ublish 'ed by Order of G co-cult - nen , -By WM. FORSYTH, F. A.S:,?ner:F; A. Gitrdener to His Majesty aP Kensitti* and St. James's, Member of the (LEcono-al Soß:ie.t.y . it St. Petersburgh, Sec..' ' Printed for T. N. Longman .and 0. Rees, Paternoster row T. Cadell, jun. and W. D av i es , Strand; and j;_ De . brett, Piccadilly, This Day were published, In large Octavo, Price los. 6d. boards, The Second Edition of LEANI,NG.S in ENGLAND; ,descriptiv.! of the Countenance, Mind, and Charae ter.of the:Country. By Mr. PRATT. GLEANINGS in ENG LAND. Vol. 11. Price ios. 6d. boarils. " Still mounted on his sentimental hobby-horse, Mr. Pratt continues his digressive.rmarks, e.)4actly in the style of his,thrmer volumes. We 'nay with propriety term him, in his literary jou rnies, • - • . " Asale companion and an easy friend;" and as he seems to have written while he jogged on his wiy, so those who run may read his journal. Delineations of cha r:AC.ler are, indeed, more interesting thin outlines of land scape, and, of the former, Z.lr. Pratt has been profuse, he may be considered, in some degree, as the Teniers of English Tourists ;- and , whoever would enjoy the peculiarities of our LA i N- e i s Watering-places, -and o or - rustics of difEtrunt classes, will be amply gratified by his volumes."—Monthly Review, Dec : ioo i. " There will be found in this volutm: a great deal of ge nuine humour, fine satire, judicious observations, and ex amples of the purest benevolence." - British Critic, Aug. 'So I. " We recommend the Work before us as one of the most useful of -the Author's prodndions, and not the least enter taining. The volume concludes in a style and manner cha raderistic of the Poet of `• Syinpathy."—Anti- Jacobin, Rev. March, igot. _ " The volume before us is an assemblage of delicate irony, pathetic narrative, and acute obv:rvation, not only on perma nent but temporary subjects."--Gentleman's Mag. March, 1801.. " Every new voluine from the pen of our Author we find an Agreeable accession to the stock of public _amusement. The subjocts are here various and well chosen, and the style is appropriate. Intermingled we find keen irony, ludierthis sketches, pathetic detail, and patriotic sentimeut."--Euro pean, lune, ;SDI. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, No. 39, Pater: noster-row. Where may be had, just published, by the same Author, T e he Filth Edition, o . • ' Gleanings through Wales; Holland, - and Westphalia. • :In 3 vols. price 11. is. in boudi. • REVI,EW OF NIAPS AND ,CHARTS, A Department hitherto unatternpred iu any English journal This Day was published, price IS'. 6c4:' 'PRE APPENDIX to the CRITICAL RE. VIEW, New Arrangement. Volume - X XXII I.• Con taining, among others, Abstrads of the following important and resent Foreign Publications : 7 —Memoirs of the Nation:ll . institute of and Arts.—Travels- in Upper Pennsyl , vania and New-Fork.—Arbogast's Doctrine of Derivations. —Sennebier's Sketch of the Life and Writings of De Saussure. Virey's Natural History of Mankind. —Michaud's Rise and Faltof the -Kingdom of Nlyso'fe.—Annals of Cliernistc3.— Hammer's Sketches in a Journey to Vienna. —Brieslak's Physical Anci . Lithological Travels in Campania.. . . - Reliospeet of Foreign Literature —Review of Maps and Charts i—Arrowsinith's Map of Asia.-La Rochette's ,Geo graphical Specimen ofaucient India..—Faden's Map of the South, Eastern Part Of. .France, &c.--N4-.,4•Map of A.rnetica. —TrigonometriCal-Survey of England and Wales.—Coutans' Environs, of Paris.=-Sniith's '.Plan of the Grand Junction Canal ; Map of Inland.-Navigation ; and Map of the 'Lakes. —New Chart of Surinam Rivet.—Price's . Charts Of Ply mouth Sound, Haitioaze, and - Cai water.—LO wen's Chart of Spithead.—Arrovinith's Chart •of the. East-India I iilaint.z, &c. With the - Titles to Vol. L)( X I =la copious Al phahetical Index to the Authors' Nacies and. Titles of Books. Also published thit.Dav, THE 'CRITICAL . ' REVIEW, - Enlarged, for Tanuary :oz containing the . usual Quantity - of important Articles, The Critical Review has, of late, devoted'a p ar t o f every Number:of its' Appendix to an - Exiquitiatiori of Maps and Charts—a Branchof Criticism hitherto un.cultivated in Great Britain, and seldom , attemptert on the Continent, but wbich the growing Importance of Geography seems importu n at e ly to dernand; • • . Geography; as a Science, i*in its infancy. It has long in- Iced formed a dcpartmeut of liberal Education ; and we have multitudes , of Map; and Charts almost daily issuing trout the Press ; but for want of that critical superintendarice which has presided over every other .Branch of Literature, we have tew Designs at 'pre;.;nt that' bear' the ordeal Of rigid scrutiny, and perhaps fe'.yer Stndents in the Science who are capable of appl-ying such a.ten2.• - How tar the Geogi.ai.thical rldures which are meant to be continued in thgCritiea.l . l2,exiew,. may be able to accom plisit these important obje•*' Must be left to the t'ublic to detenmite for itself. it . is o ' fivions, how;ver, that Lineal Geography is yet totally destitute of sucli,a . presiding and henencial poWer ;, and it is . presumed, therefore, that this first attempt to supply so serious a'defect will Meet with the supwrt and assistatio.t of every Friend to Literature. • Laulon : Print e d for S. Hamilton, Falcon -Court, Fleet street; and Old ":1; • and • j.. ;Robinson, Patclnoster-row ; by kiss and .Blackwood, EdinbUrgh Anglin anti son, Abcroeen ; anti by, H. Colbert, C.l.)e'- , trcet, Dublin. 'Of whozi may be had, any bf the prs...:Ain6 NuMbers• Prizes paid in Sterling' money. R. SHAW's ZOOLOGY ; VoI. 111. contnining a Description of the whole of the Animals which coin, under the de.iloinination of Amphibia, will be published in a few days, in Two Parts, .with. upwards of t4o Plates from original Drawings, engraved principally by Mr. Heath, price two guineas and a half; or on large paper,.3l. 165.-in boards. Printed ter G. Kearsley, Fleet street ; • Bell and •:Bradfut4 Edinburgiu .and Archer and Colbert, Dublin. . Of whom. may be had, in four parts, tire .first and second volumes-of this Work, comprising the whole of Quadrupeds,- with near .zso Plates, principally engraved ,by Mr. Heath, price four guineas, or on large paper six guineas in boards. The farmhand succeeding Volumes will be published‘vitit - • all reasonable expedition. . This Day, was published, price. is. 6d. ; , r THE INFLUENCE of FEMALE CIIA. RACTER upon SOCIETY, considered More espe. ciatly with reference to - fhe presEnt-Crisis, in a SERMON, preached in the Parish Church of St. John, at Hackney, on Sunday, November 22,. Plot: . -•- • By the. Rev. lIEN RY HANDLEY NORRIS, M. A. Printed, for .F. and C, Rivington, Na. 62, St. Paul's ChtirchL)aril ; J. Hatchard,. Piccadilly ; and Cobbett and Norgan, Pail-Mall. FE-MALE ATTRACTION. o.obviate the unpleasant Sensation experienced T - by those Ladies who may have superfluous Hairs grow ing on the Face or Arms, and to render their Persons more lovely and attriaiVe, was the chief motive that indttced the Proprietor of ALFRED's ROYAL CON•IfOSI'FION to submit that important Discovery to the Test and Pat'onk - ,e of the Fernai'e World. How tar he has succeeded iti t at tainment of his wishes, is best shown by the numerous ap plications which continue to be made from the-itiost guished in the higher Circles for Rank, -Beauty, and. Fashion. This Composition (which, was first prcpared for the. late Queen of I- rance) not only removes and - eradicatei aft shOer huous and uncornely 'Milts from the Face and Arms, but renders the Skin more delicate and fair ; giving to the Co ,- .1- plexion a new portion of loveliness and attraction. The Proprletkir;finding a considerable increase in the Stie, has relinquished the retail branch, and .appointcur the Co r;,- position to be sold in Packets at ss. 6d. and as. 9d. each, by Messrs. Cattieand Lea, No. cz, New Bend-street ; Davi,son and Son, No. 59, Fleet- - street ; Keith, No. 30, Haymarket; Bowman, No. 102, Bond-street; Vickery, Tavistock-st=t; Crier, No. 68, Cornhill ; and Elliott, Perfumer, !tailbone- place ; and wholesale, by Berry and Main, Greek-street, Soho. VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, For all Inadion or Obstruction of the Stomach and Bowels, Pains and Distention of the Bile, Bowels, • Indigestion, Sick ss at Stomach, Flatulency, Habits..al Costiveness, Bilious or Sick I-lead-ad:, HALLAM's 'ANTI-BILIOUS LAXATIVE PILLS. HIS safe and elegant Preparation is justly . .1_ esteemed Ibr its agreeable and certain operation, by which it effectually removes all Inaction or Obstrudion of the Stomach and Bowels, whether arising from Bile, Indi gestion, Flatulency, or Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Head acii, &s It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other cinch ties retained in the intestinal canal, and ads as ail A Iter ;l tive to the system g.ftierally. Free from ary antimonial or nwr_ curial preparations, it is ar all times sale; and has been given with singular good 'cried during Pregnancy. Its action is particularly adapt , ..d to Perschsnf Bilious Habits, and-tho3c of sedentary lives, where a suriicient action of the bowels is not kept up ; an.l crudities rciaitua in those. organs are Cf::- queutLy. prediicing pains and distentleasliead-achs, languor t and giddine,s-i, or a sense of weariness and•oppression. 4 , R e nt,ve the cau-sc 414 e elled must 'ease." _ . , A single trial will fully convince the Patient of their effi eaCy. The worst cases of Bilionsjor Sick Head.achs are cer tainly removed by a single dose, and in a much shorter. time than could be credited, but-from experience. The Proprietor thinks it proper to remark, they , kvill -- be found not only to, act without pain or uneasiness, but to leave. the body, after • their immediate aiiion, ceases, free from that costive st a te which ge'ner4lly succeedS the Operation of laxative mail , • Sold, wholesale and retail,:by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and retail, by Baiter and Co. Edinburgh and CLisgow; and by every Vender of Medicina in the Kingdom. Price 2s; 9d. and ss. 54. per box. . It is necessary to observe, the signature of " Edward Hallam" apPears' on the Certificate covering each box—no others can possibly be genuine. A Reward of Fifty Pounds will be paid on conyidion of a tbigery. For the-PRESERVATION and BEAUTIFYING of the. TEETH and GUMS. Vfi R. SIGMOND, 'St-gam:Dentist, Bath, has IV A. the Honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends, that for their better accommodation in suppling them with his vitiversally approved rreparations, he has ap p6inted the following . Agents in London for the sale thereof: Mr-Cattie.; No. 52 . , New .Bond-street; rvlr. Watts, .Chy_ mist, No. 478, Strand;. Mr. Rowney, No. 95, Holborn hill; Mr. Cryer, No. 68, Cornhill ; Mr. Bolton, .Ruyal Exchange ; Perfumer, No. 26,: New Surrey-sireet; Messrs: Hendrick and Son, TichbOrn-street, near Golder* square; and at n,,,,5t of the principal Shops. throughout England; Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Mr. SIGMO.ND is happy in stating, that during his long and successful pradice, in which time he has constantly at.. tended the first Nobility of the United Kingdoms, he has in variably selActed iniredien6, pi t ovcd by his experience and pradical ObsaNations, to be the most conducivelbr pi-..sirv ing the Teeth and Gums, and giving them that - .per - Ina . .lei - icy and beauty so desirable to evorry person and .whielr attends much 'pleasure - to communicate to the Public, tinder the fullest confidence, that, his Dentifrice and Lotion, by being used 'according to his printed Ifiredions, will fully accomplish and end every purpose requirerf;' and in order to prevent 'effedually any counterfeit thereof,. His Majesty has been graciously pleased to grant His Royal Letters Pa tent, for the above Preparations, emit led;" the'Bß ITISH IMPERIAL- DENTIFRICi and PRCSERVATIVE LOTION. Alan hls Toutli,,Brusheri of different siies and texture, on the best adapted constrndion, and :are market with his Patent labels. N.B. Orders sent to eitiier of tlle aboi/e Agents, or to his house,' No. 2, Edgar-buildinr?, wiii be bnmediately at. tended t0.,--Bath, oa. h 180 . ---•-......