The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-01-28 00:00:00

: , . 'r. , -,t . 4 1 . 0 11. • .. ~ .. :11 a,.. .. .. .1 • : 21101148 ER 964 .) Ja t. TOCSDkY, K ING's.TIIF. ATR F.. hi AYMARKET. T I rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 28, will be presented (r.t tim a , the Grand Serious Owe entitled ARGENIDE E BEI6E. Muir by P.rtocallo. With Chmmves, New Snene,v. Dreams, Decorations, &e. End of the fist A;t, the lig NEW DI VERTISEM ENT. Ettd o f the (Irv', he perorme), the Greni Ballet of LA PILLE SAUVAGE ; ou, LF POUVOM DE I.A MUSIQUE. Compn=ed by DTErfile.—.-Mubie by Martellarii - 7 , • .11E4SONAPILE 4 &VICE. ! • A S severe Weeat!or r 045001 1 1411 • expeotndr we : drew it necesaaai to ,rlcopinterl . 4 l! trend' and the puud t r to take the advantage of our ingvi,t 1, pores All orderetillist'pr iddr 9.e4 to th e L0n,134 Co`i Conikrany, at our hoithronit, in 3 , ..tortropton-atreet,llloboor , We return our mat grateful thanes to a ducentr.ig pules, fur sixteen Tears unbritiodednaturnalte tiAlt4Pitt.lktlla4 LO NiPROVEIj CA It RrAC,ES, SALE, at the I Coach %tam:finery, No Ne.. Baiid-sn -t—a hand some light Laotian Barroirlie; a ditto B Iv , ready to Ina and bang on a Gear/ man's own e.oriara; Phaetons, Curriele., Gigs, tin ,, otin , i , ' en I Dog Goiimes, Truukt, I , uperi , d., [W ort*, and all koala of the first Xarnages rut p 0: tAttOn• Bar ,, UCh Scats fitted at 12 guineas. Traii.it If -ad. at guioe.u. Carriages bought. Job Catroagea. An Ap e tentrea wanted. THEATHr.-1401 AL, LMIIRY-LANE THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 28, Their Majestte." Set vents will act the D•astia, of THE CASTLE-SPECTRE. aimend, by the Young Roscius; Reginald, Mr. H. Sid dens ; reicy, Mr. D. Camp; Rt bock, Mr Holland. Angela, Mts. H Siddons ; Alice, Mm. Sparks Alter which, a r:rand Legen.laty Melo-Drama, called THE SLEEPING BEAU IT. Th. N,..Opeatie Drama of rne Travellers performed for the ath time, la,t ni g hr , sat aeattt rtele.re.l with untve.s a l ap -I.l,use, sod will be repeated F•rit of The De a f Lover. TM KATRP.-RoYAL. COVENT-GARDE7.I7 r HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. TS, will be A Cmuedv, called ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE. Alfonso, Mr. Mosey ; Onion, Mr. Cooke ; Ce-ario, Sir. 11. Johnston ; Buil, 51r. SVaddy. Ameltosa, Mrs. H. John ston; Oujda. Mrs. 1......11Vd ; Estella, Mm. Humphries. After which, will he acted (find time, a New Farce, called WE FLY BY NIGHT; , ' ()?„ L./NG STORIES. The Prolotogue to be spoken ;or Mr. Fawcett. The Charaetcrs by Mr. Mundt'', Mr. Bruits:it. ' Mr. Far. ler, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Blanchard. M r . F awcett , A ir. Liston, Mrs Davenport, NC,' T..s..rve, Mies Tyrrr, &c. Tomlorrmr, the Tra g edy of Macbeth—Macbeth, Mr. Kemble ; Lade hlacb•nla„ Mrs Sisidons. CAItItI‘GES FOR SALE. k I.ight 1`..whi0n456 secynd-hand Ccrch, with a Salub-ry-boot at.tt ha iiiiite4luth, high, d, low gitl , to a fientleman,tdire:*aiwa. A sett he t uew Chariot, finishod, far a Lady of sue fist fa.hissertwahee seith or withowt-itanwes, femme a Issontsueno .quo.ya it for vivre or octutuy. . A ti.ty ligl.t Chitesutoinly u•nd (Asyut' net, is hni.l:4l, limoucht.sost to ditto. AI. it•twithe light I,asid..uiet, with Ost 7 ng seat. highly Coikhod • And — o•ei..ll otiirr new and seraind-hand C.unagtt, real: for liTimritate use, wilt wail be sold, worth any lieu«, attention, at Leslie's tufaatity, No. 4, Now t 'aseiiitiso-shect, loos. S 6. (3,1011111.1.. 32, CHARING-CRUSS. and ST. MARGARET. HILL, bO:tuUGH. iv Err MONDAY Morning, at Nine o'Clock, the lVheel Roes round, ai.d cdl yield t, the fortunate bolder of the First-drawn Ticket, HORNSBY awl Co. be; leave to reni:od •heir f.rends, ibat there are more CAN I'AL PRIZES in the PRESENT' LOT TERY, than there has gems for many Lotteries past, b'r ides the bloat of the first 3,000 Tickets, which are entitled to k2l. each. TICKLTS and SHAR' S are on Sale by lI..RNSMY and Co. in areal variety, and on the lowest terms. Proles tsiid on demand. Orden, by letter or carrier, exdcuted ciao), on the same terms as if present. POEMS, KY THE LA I'E THOMAS DER MiiD Y. THE HISMIONADE ; or, The a t r i c T r ib una l, descriptive of the PrincipA Perromws, at both Houses, fu Twe Pales; Yin. p: ice Rs. 61. Likewise, MORE WONDERS ! An !Ivro.c Eystie, to M G. Lea M P Editor of T of Mind r, &c. with a Pr - xi:erupt f.xt , aonhitarv, and An Odeon the Union. Co price 2a. Printed fur Rart;cr and Son, Dramatic Re,bo>itory, Great Ru.sel street. Coseiii•Garden. SPATE LOTTLRY TO BEGIN Dr:AAviNu FEBRUkRY 3 SWIFT and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, LON DON, and at their Offices to o.ost of theawineinal Towns, are wiling the TICKETS and SOARES of the PRESENT LorrEity, w vilitch the five th.o,and First Drawn Tic:tett are entitled to 241. each, btsidet th , it of Capital Prism. • The only Prize of 10,0001. •h:•:.+1 ;ti the last Lottery (10, .111,:r3U), was sold be Swift awl Co. • a. elan, Nu. 3,973 . a PI of . 1..1,009 . . . • • 50e And in the Lotteries immediately precisting : No. . 1..5,1100 Ni. 20,0 4 . . 1. 10,0011 • . • 'woo r . 1 9,0n0 Bottle !pied. SM. he *care. IC,r2Vrait`TfiE FIRST DR It T111"31 1 1 - VeVninds"his Frieluts, Out 4* LCYI'. . Tftt 'begets drawine neat Stood .y i wV at the pfe se..t Gran.' Beetreste nialtre the Ns ~w TOMO: dtawn on?: of the wheel. eft:Piqies. the neceehtt of pwr!.r .ately is obvious, Defoe tin Price oppi n a. . at al too, Who purchase eat's s if their icettt are not drawn Cai•ital Ritcs In the first isotfre, of eh niai:ty TO TIIE NUSII.ITY, GENTRY, ANU Si'ORTING GEN rLE%4EN. av ONARCH, the largest Horse in the W or ld ; i. beads near RI hands ti.eh, and of a bnutiful Black' Col , ur. Th.! Proptievirint this noble animal having been hem:ired with a visit trans several branelt,s of the Royal Family, as well as IN , blemen and Laniza, of the firvt who have expressed incur wonder and avtoritehment at his &mating Niec a , .d exact ornportaais of limbs takes this minor trinity of info, mug the Nubility, Gentry, and S;itirteesen, that he is ri , nr to be vied/A, in a very high state of condition, at the Three Kings Inn, near Ilecheit's I Carl, Pic , adilly. Admittance, One Shilling each Person. KENDRICK'. 114EISAr;EitlE, No. 41, PICCADILLY, OPPOSITE ST. JAMES', CHURCH. r AKES this method of informing the Nobility, Gmtrv, awl P is .in general, that t.e has received a largo slip pty of Mu4n , Se . front Ptsland. Has 'ado aline err: boluquil black Poland Fowls, with white damsels, mad black S:rainst. ditto Al‘o, some Cdri- 'US MS . AIII, front 11.1ia ; Samna, a-id Water Fowl every d4scriptim ; and a 'arse ass,rtment Ketukcit raintooe- to give the tte4t price tov.III sensor Foreign nods and Roasts. That most cuno-is animal, the lies Cioeodi le. contiours to be •thitsited as above, that lies given oivli °nisei...al satisfaction, and is so tanie, • lade or child may touch it with s:for, mud the unly alive in this k ngdoni. Kandinck humbly a—licit, a co..•..iitiaure of Mote f....0r t he hiss, I.berallyveccved (min a genetcha..iibLc, and which it will ever be his mod, t merit N B. Two Isrg. crates of Canary !Sir ts, ore fern Germany, and the richer ItmskiSuawicb, in tine rung. an, no* CAS Sale AS, lOnso by eaglets 114111.1thwt• wilt aro doable ear cws toe. Capital ewes %Mt Wards the present Schen,: sta 3 Vres L.20,0(1e P:ilow of L 10,c,p. 1,f.0r) 3 5 GOO , 500 . de &e. The latt 30,0001 mullets two lastlo,oooe. Prizes(ewer drawn) ..were all oh sh:d and aal i at No. 4, Cutdt4Hll.l., and 0. CHARING-CR.O'S. where I.ck, i.d,Whar.w (whilst an) rontaws, catitinue 0.1 rale. an4l 4: Prises pa,tl u+..' d. Are Ace "• PR t BENTS FRONI I NIAIA.—SUPER It IN Olk Sliat . WLS, S•I.\ICL CRAVATS. SHAWL PAILLANIKtRES, CU. R:uUs NIUSLINS. s. LONG CLUTItS,..tc. I 'l l o be SOI.D, on very reasonable Terms, con s'. Bering the great scat;ity, 110111 e of the most cltgant ant .erb In ?la S-.awlit ever brought to Europe; consisting of trory description, curios. both in quality and colony:, and sent bum a. present., be peiton• of this eve consewussen there, Jut now 1.1 be sold to par the done on l , :lr , rtalki.44. p ices are ho it eight rinst...4 to two hulle r ! eu4sea.rbe Shawl. Also, a qn intitr of cdfloirs Long Vol:, dy. At tbe same tVarchnute may :re het and only th e re, the Pneot Georgian Shaw), ri.14 . 111 irwn the fur of tha.se.il of the Soon. Sys, a rear acid rcy curiou. Shawl, squad to the lista in beauty .. I end maces cheaper. Atop, the ritcnt Salti• l.: , " ..i..faftured from the fur of trie itai, in or I.! inn card, for fancy cheeses, spencers, Sec hber.te allottan-e math. Co the trade. Eva .ion and Abbott, Thee* rigeocr, N.. il, New Seed. TUC st , ,TE I. , rrIfERY Fait 111411., ( 1 01SreAINTNG • 25.000 TICK E rS. bezias drait tag 'Holiday, s.lFelvaasy, 1808 THE SCHEME C 0554575 OF 3 ....Prises L ..1-2,N3n S N i • llO,OOl • I • 1,0441 - 3 - 500 &e. &e.. And the lest-drawn ;4000 ricknts will be entitled to t tae , exchisiya of their chance nf capital Pow .. Tie2ed end Slr.trw ate on Sale by HAZ D, littß NE. and Cl. Sto/Ck-40...31., at their State Lately Office, No. unOry 'he Agy.i4 Emeike.ga, Lar so n. ‘Vitierc. *44'11 the las ten year% only, Carmai Prase% to the amount et 844,uL - 11. an.l upwards, have beet 50..1 and shared; exclusive th•we e aOOl. and under. • • Ciamilry 41•40,-. irzomplotied with as un.dorod nn Loulere i r...PriebbWhc.s t s• tart, wt Cash, in Pared; by Coach .1. Cartier. papeaually attested tot and Corrrepon.lent. snay tht. • pend ou 6.tuq treatei eNadtly •u the .1148 eons as it per ,e`rAt. G RA.ND LOT fER V, begins Dittlll LNG, • Fabruary 3, 1400. SCHEME.. 3 or L. 20 , 000 are . .1,60.0 In 5 .. . 10,000 5 3 0 .... ./ J 1. , 5 '''''.l F.-A-drawa Tick,•ol t 2 - --....... j j.OllO Tickets L 250,:rti0 ---. l'Att of the lih.VP Capit.ll‘. •••••• Fieit.draan Ticket lie. Dry, .... 1.10,000 Ditto ..... 4th Day, .... fO,IWO Ditto Ditto Hato .... .... lath Day, .... 1,000 TICKETS And SILUILS arc 'ethos at decry Licensed Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE . Ticket !Taff' L.IO 2 u I Eighth Quarter........ 2 0 Sixteenth 1 6 0 •• • An eerie purchase Is aile:ted, as the First 5,040 Tickets will be entitled to YYI. each, besides their chance NI [h.: Ca pital". be rit to 3lDrrlo(4 ta JANUARY!' I 2B,, 18 ff. .-- Tr- ' -.---- -- - ' •=7 - 77 - --7-7":" --,-- :7 - 7- --!- - rATßiusic FU:2•Ds .i -- I.loyd:ni, he. 27„1406 ' CO . NTRIBUTIONS Mier I)ivtne 4ervicc on t h ['AY of FHANKscitV,INIti, for the ,R1:1.1r.1" of the St.. \ Mf:Nl, S:lLthEB - 6: 'tIVIIISES, and triILUN 1T. 1 .:15, ' Wmmdel ; and the WIDOWS, OP.PIIANS. and RE1....1- . 'FIVES of thou Killed .a his Majesty'. Ser , is. A 114.4 1 ,14 4.11ftfii14341 . . 141,474 8 0 , •‘• rkt NJIA•S rellassimr the Places mf " orshy, arc tows 4 es e llrr. &Winner. 10 1 10 prUirilq. Chapel of Keaton-in-the-Willow, 1.... c .hire, 62 10 Roman Catholic.Cropel, Warrington, ..-........... 12 11 0 Par.-h ..f M mint:, Linednaliire, —..--. - 25 14 6 --. of Casisniastgr s Dosser, Thomas Warren 2 13 0 Chalhyd Chapel, additrenol, Dr. &doors - 0 15 6 P2114!.C. of /Anti..., and Gintstone, W. Crofts 7 18 6 'IA igen , ' .. Rrecooshire, John Joni% . 2 0 7 tiosh of 42a010u01, near Walls, Sainonetabire, K. C. Woolley ~ . - - - 7 6 6 , K - oth.ni tall C..ure1t.110.21, Exeter, C. Chikot 2 4 01 Twitching, .!ales, dm..., dam - - ' 0 9 2 The Pitt Soci , ty, held at thi• tr.d George, fVotie lane, Chattuain, per Francis Mirriosr, Picablein 11. 18 •0- -!,nice. hoodlum, Becks, 1k Douglas - 9 11l 6 4J l Loc.s. ! Alts....eopolosaiiv•i.dUfficer, and Prints of the A14.-nuaston Yeoni.i•.ry Cavalry -5% 10 0 Rev Mr Oven, Chaplain of ditto - 1 1 0 Woi. Stephens, Esci an honorary Nlember of onto. . . - ' . 3 3 0 Subscription of the Officer., Polit (lificerr, and . Privates, o f the Ilarlioor Vidu..ti.wr Ndariiim, no • the senice of tlie Mot of Vondon, pair IOM Raymond Soria., E,4:Coin.usolant . 31 0 0 Parisi of White•surh, Wilts, per Mr. Wain 10 4 b S.r R.. had 11 are, dirt. - - 1:1 0 0 Pinot or tin #### tun, Writs, ---.- 5 ..• 6 Ditto 6f Periselwood, ---, - ' - 1 17 0, Chur:l, K -hears, Wilts. II Rrindly . 2 2 6 Ditto, Whaldon, ditto, Otto . - 0 18 u Given by the Rev Witham Cosa. !term'', and Rev. J oao Be I Curate, of Foulstnne and 15, me to . Chum. C 4 - . 4 17 0 We c;• M a', die: Chriei, Rala T Charles 7 1 6 Di‘sent ne Cisme.. ditto, Mr. Tho.nas - 0 10 0 Hardy W Alpert, Malts, ...-........ - 3 8 0 Rush.., rf!...x.,ter, RUt,ll, darn, —......- 2 9 0 Parish -1 King-;an; er, ,41 t...n .1, %tee. P'a't 1 I 0 G.ft of a few Pleads it aeon tr, C• a.... 6 1 ,106 of ..,' 11 I Par 4'l Church of Liagroa. .n .11e Isle 01 Piabzek, on ...Ls a( DORN. Joh:. hall . 1 8' ' Panda Ch arch of Woolt,, ditto, ..-- - 2 14 I Cie.shil Church, Wuwn k, Thomas Prier 1. 9 i &tot- , Chord' a,4 Congregetoio, 1.148.:-,tree, ' Cha .1, Liverp ml, J. Idaton, P ft 4t,r, -4) 113 * Odlectrou. received by a Comm re, of t'ie Ch•rzu of 5C5641 , 1,f Adaerdten, remitted by Mr. 1.. Brown Principal of Nlariaztirt Cdleae r City of Jibdidecti : West Church 10.1 13 0 Can d tr., - 29 3 8 Colleg • din., - 23 5 0 . Fardel-e I.tto - 14 8 0 Chapel of Foot, Belmont ' , fon - 23 I", 0 13t..t0, T.. tttt y , - . 23 2 3 Gal.,' elLt:Vi • to 10 0 Abenieenslore : Trirriff - 13 10 0 llyee - - .5 0 0 Fera,au . 6 0 0 I. vs - - 4 8 0 k.oon - . - 8 0 0 nottar - 5 7 6 i Ten.: - . 5 1 0 . • .1.5‘.10ry - . 510 0 -it - Norris ocher - 6 I 0 .. _ 'ArLaitel - 2 ;t 0 Pit. , :st, - 8 0 0 Do. Vainteen, I a t'i pa. . - 3 9 0 Epiecomil Chspo . .Nzw Pits;igo - 9 I 0 1.14.:". Form - 8 1 0 Di:•u. s.l.nleymu.k - 335 0 rinear.llB.,!. ire, N:1 . -' 7 e 0 Itivichety newnak k - - 9 7 a 1 illaryeriter - • - - , 5 :, 7 1 Epatigil Chapel, kl.ick - 2 2 0 533 S 0 Blyth Church, li•ittingharntli ire, Rube. Piit.:liard 11 13 9 Parish Church. Bcck . bury, neat Liago:ittli, Mr. ' Ifinefrwas - - - S 13 I lhosely Church, including Volunteers - 44 013 MIAs Wei.l..ck, ---- - 6 11 1 L.Ol ditto ' --...- . - 4 4 0 Parish of Molle.„ now Eve, ..--- - 4 l 0 '... M tlytwell, I. Townley - - 3 3 6 'Selena Cha,gel, Mal tax, Mr. Haslatn - 3 10 0 Twin of St..twidge, Ild suOliciaptaon. per Mom. e . Hunt and IlAinin -on - f:0 5 0 11Cin0•tey, Statre.l.lore, W. Carlisle - :".i.) 9 0 Irot•ones, ---.—. - . Is u I Cothmeti•m -t the several Clino.'Ses in the Piessy tery of FerJua, Kincatditon.re, per 41.11...1atnas %Volker : Dun Piter Pati-h Church . 10 7 9 Firt.inou ditto ditto - - 1 j n 0 Ditto Scots F. ,, i5c0..51!11,-ting - 113 0 Uleollwrviebiri.h Chundi - 7 7 1 ratudon ditto ditto . - 11 i U lAwelicekirk eittu ditto - G 10 7 Govork ditto ditto - - 3 9 0 .11arvicirk ditto d•tio ' . - 10 1 0 Arn-thatot d.tte d.tto - . 6 0 01 Illarv.a ditto ditto . • 3 10 0 kismet ditt, ditto . II 0 0 liet:lsii!ni ditto duo - - 10 0 0 I)itt , , Alitiberglier Meeting - 3 13 9 Zoglisli Episcopal dieto . - 3 7 1 SOUlf dice ditto . - 3 16 0 —....110 9 4 611 9 1 3 9 Parish •d 'Leek Winton, neatWarvrick,T. Clarke Parish ..t /load?, Ditto Adddional C.illectioni from Gla , gow, per John Ilans.ln,n, Provost : Parish Church of Canaptle.--.. - 23 0 0 Ditto dsttoot Dambartori, --.- - 24 0 0 Dino ditto of R , tstull, - IS 0 0 Ditto ditto of Kok,. l3 16 0 - Ditto d•tto of Strathblasse, —.-- - 6 10 0 1116R:slits of Spalding, Liocuin,hire, M. John -11041 - - . r 131 0 0 Par.sh of East llattray, Solnerietshire, J. 11. Ab-altal Ditto C , Innton 3.1a,.!50, ditto, ---.- Parish of ar k ihngt on . Ea,' Riding of the county of Torte, --...- - 83 4 6 Ditto of Nantglyn, near Degobih, R. Pnlte 7 1 1 Ditto of Ltawlyrnog,3)...rJutt.,, ft. Jones • 1 19 0 Ca - awir . A ts . Flinh.7-• J Lloyd - - 3 II 6 Worilwe' Clinch, W. Porter - - IS 10 10 • T. W of Itiy:iti.l - • 2 0 0 Diastatiost C.lllO relating at N3rhoeou l h,-- Cook. 4 I 2 Church at Congestion, -- Ito.sy - - 413 6 Mita Ilarlbtem, ----...- - - 319 0 Ddro Foilert.A., H. J. Madderk - - 6 10 6 Ditto Whetstone ' • -----. • 6 3 0 Thurmasinn, H. Wtralcuck - - 3 10 6 West Dalian". Derb) shire, ---.. H3owicke 3 19 6 Ditto Langtoe, W I laibury - - 10 17 0 Ditto Croft, W. ThaWew.its - - 6 0 6 Ditto Thurlastott, Ditto - - 6 15 6 If.disiborgh, in add.tion to 3,0001. already •terireri. 414 in hart ut the bubscriptioa now carrying on there - - - - 33110 0 0 Parish of Girthoo, GaNnway. North n,i cn. R. Gordon - - - 17 17 0 Dissenting Chaps: at Gatewere, mess LY .120 , 0. W Sh.pi•••••01 • - 11 II 0 Vir vatle.y of Cheap G 10,14 are just arrived at H kRVEY's • the Pantheon Family Ltnen•Warehougel, 1% 7ri3Overdetrfet v.s 200 pieces of ell-wide pneted eali at 20d. per yard, the greatest bargains ever wen; 150 Ina furnitutas, at 25.24 Jr. and 2. lid ; several packs garb attic As; 600 counterpanes 9114.1130 s,ded, at led than half prize; ferniture llillll4l/1• (rich peters's). at 15. 44.; reat tie e of table linen; Phonings of every description; Frvica e.aralwies, at 311 lid 35a. 38a and 2 guineas; Snatch ea..- Ind, it 12s. 14. 161. 1134. and I guinea; astral boxes of t° l ll, just impeded, such as Chridies, Russell's, &c. Bogains eat n she : climes mull inuidins, yard-awd-a-hstf wide, v 2s 64.; SO coronas small waked, at as. 6d. and Ss. partkubie, cheap; a lot of curious cambric handkochiets, yard•wide, 2 4. for Ger dantim's cravats; tine garcon it mudins, at 2.. 61 sae square. rael.s.wwwat wid e; cambric inutile's, at 11 41 1%. 10d. an IYs and the 43,4 at 34. ; satin-work niurlis at 1 guinea Extraordinary bargains: Calle ..r, .t 1 good vast wide prints, ,t Is.; curious book.' • • '44ins, at 1,. 2d.; ter/ Gnu yaril-anii•half.wide book ii , ll,lin, ; d1;11i'.:,4, at 14. ; C. 40.1 1111.141111 11.gildkert:-: - 14, at a lot of mull nag•lirts. at 61. N.B. 300 of the new Vans f , eah patterns everyday. I'IRACI A'S ITALIAN OILS. for making the •-) Hair gone. The unntampled suc-ews of the above Oils, 4 ` , t.w Lim twenty-two year-, in restoring the hair on bald la•eces, making it `rues thick mod long, and preventi.ig it off, after illness, which they wee da in twenty-four Imen, 10, r miirig•iraii• g the mot Their goat reputation has brought "ell trio general use with the Gentlemen of the Army, woo tits them the preference to any thi , ng they ewer tried. In .1(04. il l* die! rtereme, thicken, and increase the hair. and are the ran t l•dtionati'm pomade now in use. For Humes, the Oils are a !I tem remedy, au r e s tor ing th e hair on the knees, Sc. andtif colour, ha: been exp.erieneed by niter .4 the I , riet•ag 4: tntlelsin in a , , country particularly try his Grace It 'e Duke of Queensb e rry. a nd Si r loh:i Lade. r cetelize in the first Fami:iew may be had at the Fawn,- , t 7's haute, N 0.94, Newinal Amet, Oxford ,treet ; .0:41 • 'a.m.:atm.:sit, at Girddinis, No. 42 Cornhil Homphre, 02(.4-street ; lb.sley and h ew , Cock a'•-• :'teat; and try most ShOrkl9,...ft •I 1 the tint; ,at :it per pit, er 21. 14.. yet n —41.2t11. N.at le. than • Dozen at the whosies..le price. 7 ** The ohne* at. sr. aiways in Pots with 'he F;e:lTie ilea nose rn tic tidal, WWI. I'M. LITERATURE. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC• On the 14 of Fettrusivhill b ralgishe.l. price Ss 64.intrh, 1. rINHE APPENDIX to the MONTHLY' RE ," 46, New Series; crvitioning Critical Ana lefts and Ixtrals fr , ro • varlet, of important new Foreign Pub- Iteatinns, to the drife,ent Itrat.ches of Ilterature s also the (se tters! T,t.e. Tab e nf Cower's". and fact,c for the Volutes. 2. Tne MONTHLY REVIEW, fur January ISCC,LciIi: the Ist Num . ..er 01 V.I. 49, N. S. and ineeding Accyytii.ty of a Number of the ate Produeti .eis f the English Press. sokl iyy T Beckett, No 81, riot mai. Of whom nay al het, _ _ A GENERAL INDEX to the Old Seroee, or firer Eighty nue Yelurwc.. of Wt. lung-eateelt.bed Lite arc PArratl. in 3 •olt. SW,*IM I liflgill Nual3ers, L. 1.1 c.on;vele Sets of the New Sense k 4 . 13. 450 Nar -mr.•o [a F • (ra n rct sixpEr4cl. - Ditto L•:inwo ter, C.roarew...hire, 4 2 3 7 r r; I).ssii of I.lanfaglan, ditto. - 1 • G Sub.crrptiauc rrrei.ri wont flaweftwitt• upon •Tyne, pct John .Swore, Vrcar %t. 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Several Petitions keere preserted on the part of certain Aliens, praying for leave that NaruiatizA t on Rills might be brought in, in their retpeeti%e curs, which were ordered to lie f n the tab/e. Atter some interval, on perceiving fvfintstetl.l Peers in their phces, The Led of DARNLEY adverted to the notice he had given en a former evening, respeeting the AdditbnAl Force Aa. Of that measure he re• tained the time sentiments of disapprobation, and which, in fan, were fortified by p rog r ess i ve es . perience, It was in the recolleaion of their Lot,l - that he wlll the first who brought forward a motion for the reue4l of that Aft. His intende motion, however, he was At present induced to suspend, in colsideration of the state of public at taus at the moment. LORDS NELSON AND Cot.t.INCIWOOD. Lord HA WKESBURY, immediately os his entering the House, stated, that not being able to attend in his place on a former day, on whic.h.he bad given notice ot his intention to Move for the thanks of that House to Lord Collingwood, and the Office's, &c. under his command. lie had rAu ed a Noble Fiend (Lord %Valsinghans) to =tot that the order for that day should be discharged and to sta:e, that on the next day of the House's meeting, he should etteed in his place, and 'mew his nouce. In doi this, he:rested eli their Lord. thips wnulJ give him credit, that he could toy., io the leao, be actuated by any mo:ires ei dis respect, or the sli, htzst abatement in a du., sense of the inestimable and merit rinses seutiees of the Noble Admiral is question, sued tire ,grillant ancers and Seamen under his command; on tLe contrary, he was highly desirous to bring forward the motion, of which he had, Oa the earliest oppor tunity, given a short notice, on the first monomt his avocations, or the pressure s t important huskies. would allow him. Under this impression, he then gave notice, that he should, to-morrow. bring foi - ward his :statism fo, the thanks of the I loose. 11-s • Lordship then u.oved, that the Lords be summoned for to-marrow; which was order e a accor dingly. The Duke of.CLARENCE begged to offer a few words to their Lordships on the occasion. If had, he observed, been his intention to have gives notice, for the hest opus day, of a Merion to that of which the No . sle Lord had 'jsost now given notice, if such a proceeding had cwt takos poso. Motives of intentional disreipea. nr A desire ins d • any thing unpleasant, and not exist., iu his mho:. When he considered the sitoation which the .X;tb'r Lord had the honour to bold in lLs Majesty's Councils, he was probably a more proper poison to come forward on such an occasion tia.in himself. —His owe 41..Lilles. for what he had popo.ed to do, were of a two-fold nature; the fix t was, a conviaion that it was incumbent 03 the country, on the very earliest opporta to express their grateful sense, in the krongest terms, of the great and important serviold of these Noble Officers, and the dill:trent Officers and mei, under their command. who achieved the glorioi s viaory of the 21 st of o:tober, and of which, he w • s sensible, they all felt the advantages. The secri. consideration which had aatated his mind, olof which would continue no the last hour of his life,a as the feelings and friendship he entertained foe tbs. illustrious hero, who had led on the fleet to tbut memorable viaory. With these he was impicsed during twenty-three year s . n ut o f t h e f orty-seven which that hero lived, and during which period, it may be said, he lived with him with the intimacy of a brother. Thus, the feelings of private friendship co-operated with those of public rrinciple and duto, in determining him to propose to the r Lordships to come to such a vote as he had alluded to. As the thing then stood, he felt no objection to gin e way to the Noble Lord who had expressly stated is intention to bring forward the motion to-morrow. Lord MULGUAVE stated, Le had en:ertaine t hopes of its being in his power to lay before th Lordships, on that day. Copies of the Treaties tered inte between His Majesty and certain Froei: .1 Powers, particularly Sweden and Russia, agree:, .: to His Majesty's desire; this he was unexii-C . prevented from doing, in consequence of the ..• indisposition of one of the persons employed in A 7 13 2 2 12 lu ..-.- $, ' t gri 1 . ' ~1