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_ . • .ct N.• I'll4' C.D *UMBER 4472.] TUESDAY, I.ltY 13, 1807. 'ItICE SIXPENCP.. ' ' ACTED RUT ONCE. THEATRE ROYAL,'DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 13, 1807, will 'he performed .• :• .• . FALSE ALARMS ; '-' ' - Or, MY - COUSIN: ' • The Overture by M. P. Kitig. The Chara6ters by Mr. WROUGHTON, ',9r. BRAHAM, ' '114r." BANNISTER, Mr. lOHNSTONE, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. PENLEY, Mr; WEWITZER, Mr. DIGNUM; Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss DUSCAN, Mrs, BLAND, Miss POPE, Signora STORACE. NV I+ 14 - THE SPOIL'D CHILD. Old Pickle, M. MATHEWS ; Little Pickle, Miss RAY, (1-trfirst appearance in that Charader); • Tagg, 'Mr. PA LM E R ioireS 6s. Second I' rice 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. ,Second ZS. 'Gallery 2.5. Second Price is.--Upper Gallery ts. Se. tend Price 6d.— No Money to be returned.- Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box:office, in Little Rugg -street. The Doors to be opened at. Half-past rive,and begin at Half--past Six. To-morrow, False Alarms; Cousin;' with To at new Comcd'y ia 'rehears:. • . THEATRE ROYAL, .COVENT-GARDI . N. I TO-MORROW EVENING, Jancury 14, 1807, • will be performed THE TEMPEST • THE . ENCHANTED ISLAND. -. '.Pro Which will be added, for the 14th time, a bellit pan tomime, called _‘ • . FIARLECIOIN AND MOTHER GOOSk3 • Or, THE .GOLDEN-.EGC. . 'he Scenes, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decoratinhs, are entirely new. . The OVerture and Music composed by Mr. Ware. The : Pantomime produced under the Direthon of M. yarley. The Dances by . Mr. Bologna. jun. The Scenery by • Messrs - . Phillips, Whitmore, . Greaires,. Hodgings, and their Assistants: . Principal Charaders, Mether Goose, Mr. SIMMONS •afterward& Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. 80. LOGNA, jun. ; - Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. °Squire Bugle. afterwards Zany, M. G RI MA LD I ; Oddfish, Mr. MENAGE ' Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master SMAIoLEY ;_ Columbine,' Miss SEARLE. • . Boxes6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 't'allery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second Price 6d - :—No Money to be returned. Places for the Bo:es to be taken at the Box-office, in Ilan ttrett . _The Doors t o be opened at Half past Five, and,begin at Halt past Six-. On Thursday, The Provok'd Husband ; or, - A tourney to London ; with the new Pantomime. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. . • • Mit. CtINE and Mr. ASTLEY cooptit will begin their COURSE of A,NATO N.I.ICA Land SUR CICA L LECTURES on Tuesday, the zoth f ;musty, at 'Two o' Clock. WOODSTOCK BANK, OXFORDSHIRE. 4 1 HE Holders of Notes isstted from this Bank, „,, all PUSWIS hiVi.ll4 ...opy. ClAnns on Mr. 10SEPti ‘/kiES, Late of Woodstock, Banker, deceased, are• de. .Z. lc ti to bend an Account thereof, without delay, to Mr. Ito , Attorney , at ,Law, Oxsord ; Mr. Middleton, Attor -41‘7. it Law, Woodstock ; or Messrs. Rose and Mannings, 4 ntorhies at Law, Gray's-inn-square, London. TO GENTLEMEN,- FARMSR:Si. &c.• AYOUNG MAN wishes for i glittatiori to llc - Assist a GENTLEMA N or FA g Elt rehiihas too .Thh Business 4 to inanage alone, or to entirety sup erintend t srhall•Concern. He has lived some. yeas with experienced °IT* and Suffolk . Earmeis, but is now °Ur ofiirtiptoy !lent.—The most respeebbie !Wei - Laces will be given,— t l 4lary no Object. Letters (post - paid) directed 10 ND. . 43, .ktecaditly, Will be immediately attended to. • ALBIQN FIPi AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY . . OF LONDON, Established forlnturance tram Fite, throughoutCreat Britain and'l reland; and in Foreign Countries ; for the'in _surance of Lives ;. and for the granting of Annuities. CAPITAI,ONE 1‘ , 111.1,i0N. THE DIRECTORS beg-(o reruind Persons whoge Policies expire •at Christmas; that their PiymentS old be mfttie ivithin .fitteen dam, from that period, at the . Compan) 's House, in 'E'hange-alley,.Corithill ; or to ' 3on le one of the t:on4pany's - L.7.idents in the Country-. 3 , mong i4the(aclOatitages,' it will appear by _the COmpany's r °l 4 osals, that no charge is mode for Policies or Indorse. — rents ; that a large and unprecedented Commission is at °wed on Insurances on Lives ; that Life Insurances are not *gentled with Adniilsion Fees, nor with any responsibility Z 4 L the part of the person insurin Deduction ood the losses of goers ; and that a considerable is iinvie on the rtrtiums of Fire Insurances out of London, w,lict:ler tted at the Cornpany:s principal Office, or with any of its uuntry Residents. Attendance, daily. from Nine till Four. By Order of the Board of Directors, • WARN &R PHIPPS, Secretary. le etembcr r; 1806 • ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. : THE - PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS,. Furgi ,.•hire, Mattrasses,and Bedding_coinplete, are very respect . `ltLly rec ommen d e d to Gentlemen, as being the most portable ut superior to any o th ers nate in London ; M a r quees , C o lts, Tables anti Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea Ne ts) Sofa Beds, and Chairs, folion Board Ship; Musquitto t Furniture, .and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East l t d West I dies, and all .Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDI:. RS's - Patent 'l3edsteid'Manufaelory and Ware-Rooms. Ma Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. l ab ,ritan and Sanders's New-invented - Imperial Dining es. allotved to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a box but ten inches deep. .The. Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bcd Ware= • PERSONAL COMLINESS Improved in the use oftwo elegant Preparations, first, The AROMATIC IVORY DENTIFRICE, so called from its admirable ef le'd son the Teeth, which, after a few applications,' assumes " ze appearance of polished Ivory, prevents moreover their Dremature decay, those decayed it preserves from becoming Worse fastens rich as are loose, and, by perseverance, rat. ors the fo(tlcst Teeth delicate, and (from its aromatic Ira Rianee), the b reat h pettedly sweet ; it is also exceedingly gratetni to the palate. Secondly, the SPERMACETI SOAP, which preserves and renders the Skin soft, smooth , a nd delicate. The mai- , ite nt and healing properties of the Spermaceti are so generally 141 :own, as to r en d er a continent on its virtues unnecessary,. the Inventor is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that to a ccomtnndate Gentlemen of tender skins, he has also forme a. it into Shaving Cakes and Shaving Powder, as the lather itade With it scarcely atfed the eye. The abovc- - ..ticles are prepared and sold for the Inventor, johnstu. , ,Chemist, is, Greek.:street, Soho-,-London: - ; - 'the Dentifrice at 2S 9(1. the Soap and. Powder is. 6d. each.: e Person.: wishing to avail themselves of .the great utility of t`cse ::!-ticles, should be careful to have-them gcnitine. %I:nerving his Name an the Label affixed - tcretaikkJ. - . • • KING's THEATRE. • , Opera. Office, lam. t 2. IHave Official Authority to state; . thatthe lieport which has,prevailed tor some days past, intimating that Mad. CA'T'ALAN[ anti her Husband had been ohjea:: of suspicion to Government, is rqually false, tanfouiwied,, an:l at...ln:inns. .DATCHAFL KELLY, - Aaing . Manager ot the Opet4-11ottse. NOTICE TO 11ARINERS ANI) OTHERS. ,LL Persons going Abroad are ivquested 'to take' „Notice, that toe YELLOW FEVER REMEDY, which destrOys Infeaious Fevers, and insures liralth in but or unwJaoloome climates, is to he obtained at the Ware houSe of this Institution, No. Charing-cross, near the Adniiralty, Landon. Patronized _and - recommended by • Regular and . E ineirt Physicians. This Day Was publishen, in 8,6. price Ss. in boards, rtHE CLIMATE of GREAT BRITAIN ; or, '.iteibarks on the Change it has undergone, particularly Whir ii) the last Fitt) , years, account-Mg for the increasing Huttildity. and -tatnequent Cloudiness slid Coldness of our Sprints • and Summers, with their Effetis, on the Vegefithlu anti Arinial Economy ;-irierinliing-various Experiments to ascertain the Causes of such Changes 'interspersed with 'nu merous Physiological Facts anti Observations illdsfrative of the Pruces in Vegetat.on, and the Corineetion lie't wren the Pl=noineniof the Weather and the Prod diens of Soil. • • - 101iN WILLIAMS. Esq. ibettdon: Pfinted tor C. and it. Baldwin; New. Bridge-street. This 'Day were IVublished, • In 4to. price tl us. &1 iii bomds, AMIKAN MEMORANDA, relative to an Attempt to establish a ,vritisli Settlement on the ISLAND of SULAMA, on the WESTERN COAST of AFRICA, in .the Year,i79%. With a brief Notice of the neighbouring Tribes, Soil. Proauetimis. Stc. and s,mieObser vations on tho Facility of Coioniztag 'ail, part of Africa, with a view to Cultivation, aid the Introdudion of Letteis and kuligion to its Unhauitants. ily .C.pr • iltt I I. 1 IVB EA Kt' R , ft. N. - . Inuit - rated tvith a large 'I t,, of - the Western Coast of A trica, - Ecc.. • London: -Printed for C. and R. -Baldwin, .Nw• Bridge street,. -•- • • This Day was published, In 4to: price ti. t t4."64" of on Royal Paper, price ii. 125. 6d. thr zd Edition, with numerous Additions, of , A N ACCOUNT of the ISLAND of CEYLON; ,11 , cont.iiiiing its History, Geography, a De s cription of its wious Inhabitants, Natural Productions, 44c. By Capt. ROBERT PERCIVAL. A Is", by the same Author, An A.icouht of the Cape of Good Hope; 4to. boar& 11. Louddo ; Printei for C. ;hid R. Baldwin, New 13rici , e. street. This Day wAs published, in z vols. 121110. price 9s. bds, r i liAlt LES ELLIS ; or, The :Friends: a Nord, comprising the lneideins'and Obsei - vAti'oi - IS occurring on a Voyage to t:it Brazils unit West Indies, actually performed by the Writer, ROBERT SENIPL Autltar-o.t ••• Walks and Sketches at the C4l* of Good Hope." London: Printed for C.!. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge -street, Thelangupo of this Work is cprred ; the-style plain and pervicuou,s ; •ttie charatters• are 'well drawn, and ably -sustaiiicd ; the .ii)cidents are 'lateral . , and the sentiments, principleS, and itiorals ate goixl.- , -Antiiacobt - Review. tor ' Noveitlber, iS6. • This Dv. published. Ii One large Volume, Quarto, tfis; bound, LEXICON' MANU ALE, pritumn Betii.unine Heck-rico Institut= ; dein pst. reperitas Saiii..ratr4cll Curas, auctuin Nlyriarie atnntius yerborum.:. Poitrciao vitiis repur6aluin, pitiritilis9uc significktibus verbfnuin locopletatuni cura t. Angusti tr ct nunc itcrutn recensatim, et qUainpltiriniurn in utraque parte.-auctunn a T. MORE, LL. S. T. P. Thesauri porsvos, uuper kditio nova, prioribus ioriKL cnictidator. • Printed tnt lohnson, F. and C. Rivinton, Wilkie and Robinson. W. GtnAer, -ll.ildwiu, W. Ln.viides, Otridge aLkd Son. W. Lepard, W. I. and Richardson, T. Payne, Faulda and Son, Scatcherd and Letterman, Wititravc, NLittliews and' Leigh, R. Lea, J. Nunn, .1. 1)c:411ton, Lack.: ingion, Attrn, and (n. 17. }.ay, C. 'in Hursr, Rees, and Orme, (adds and Pore au& Williams, J. Maw,rnan, and Payne and :11.K:1(4114y. NEW ItOtqc OF NAVIGATio'N. Day was ptibltslua, In one large Volu!PQ ctavu, illuatrate.i with Engravings, &c. Price 'es. 6d. bouo(l,_ THE COA/PLETCN -. 4.V - lUATOR; or an Easy and Familiar Guide to the Theory And Pradice ofNayi ption ; withal! the requisite Tables. &C. by ANDREW MACKAY, LL. D. F.R.S. Ed. &c. Author of the Theory and Pratticeolkiotlitig the Loil‘itude . • ar Scl or Land, &c. " From Dr. Mackay's weil-earned fame as a mathemati cian and astronoliter, and from the Specimens which he has given of his practical knowledge of nautical science, we, of course, expected that 3 regular treatise of navigation front h 4 pcn would be a valuable adquisitionto-scametitand the wo)lc before us fully answers ouNexpeclations. It ts a clear, well digested, - and masterly performance, containing, besides what is useful in other publications,' much new and important matter. 'Ye cannot conclude without repeating our decided opinion of tile great and uncommon merit of the present work. This publication, and that cwthe longitude, by the saine'au thor, form the most correct and practical system of navigation mai nautical science hitherto published.ln this Country ; they may be considered not only-of individual utility, but of national importance."—Anti-facObin 'Review, Sept. 184. Fhis is evidently zhe work of 'a man of science, of one who understands the subject which he professes to teach. To us there appears to be nothing wantin4 tor the .complete in strudion of the young mariner in nautical affairs. the ele mentary principles are laid down with clearness, and with as much conciseness as is consistent with perspicuity."—lm pedal Review, Aug.. tBo4. Printed for Lourin in, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ;W. and I. Richardson, Royal Exchange; .13lack and Parry, Leadenitall-street ; rand A. Constable and Co. Ectinnurgh. Of rn.iy be had , just published, by the same Author. A .Collection of MathAttatical Tables, for the Use of Stu , dents in Univer,l:;c•: and: Aeademtes, for the Pradical Na: vigator, Gco4r qtr: . ?...r, and: Surveyor, for Men in Business. AC. LT. 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This Day %N.,s Published, in One clo,.ejy-p;inted Volume, 121710. ith Copper,. plates, price 6s. in boards, 2 ,I NEW TREATISE , on the USE of the GLOBES ; or, Philosophical View of • the ,F, A RTH and UEAV E 1••,1 ; comprehending an Account Of the Figure, Magnitude, and Motion ,or . th . Ear th • wi th the natural. 'Changes of its Surface,caused b ' _ Floods , &c.' Earthquakes, c.' Designed for thi nltru!aion of YOuthi. By THOMAS K.EITIi, Private Teacher of Mathematics, Geography, &c. Printed for the Author; Longinan, Hurst, Reei, and Patemoster-row; and C:Law„ Ave-Maria lane. " This Vul ume.comprehends a great quantity of valuable matter, in a.stnall compass The Author's principal objeel segtns to have been to render it generally . useful in Schools; and we think it cannot fail to answer the purposes for whic it is designed."—lirirish Critic, Dec. tie;. •• The Work is i.Uiy executed." —Gen. Rev. fan. 184. As above may be had, 'by the same Author, An Immduction to the Theory and Praaice . of Kane and Spherical' Trigonometry, and the Orthographic and Stereo grapnit Projections of the Sphere, 'including the Theory of Navigation, 8-vo. tos. 6d. boards. This Day . was published, In Two Volumes, - tztco. price Ss, bound, enibellished-vaik Frontispieces by Ilop wood; the Second' tdition,. of . . . . . Tg' HISTOIII. 7 -of ENGLAND, related in FA- - Miliat'Co,nvetsations, by a Father to his Children : in-. tersp:/,:ed with Moral and Instrudive Remarks and Observa tiOnsion the Most:Lading and interesting Subjet.U. Designed. fur the pertisal.of Youth . . - ByELIZ.ABETH FIELNIE. .. ' - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and ()rine,- Paterros- .. ter.row ; and John I lairis - , St. Paul's Chlirctr-yrd . .-' 'r• .. . .. ~ he present undertakingis well adapted to the purse, and is rendered engaging by -the easy and agreeable tlialoy,ne,, 'l4 which the most important fads of British History are imn- - rnunieated. It is also a cheap publication,"—i3iirish Critic, ocl:lB , i'i s_ . • . . -•- • . , ,. : , As above may 'be had, by the sarne'Author, lately published, I. Maternal IIISItUdioll; or,. &Unity Conversations, on moral and interesting.'SUbjeds, interspersed With History, biography, and original Stories. Desitted for theppritsai , of Youth. In 2 yols, ' tatno. with Frontispieces, priee'''6s, in .. . boards. " These little Storks are interesting_ and instruaive, and may be put into the hands of children At about ten years old with much advaritage."—Ann. Rev. iSoz. " There is something in the plan °Vale present little Work particularly pjealing.- it is %vim great pleasure that we commend a Work, the design et•wilicii is so sensible, and the ex‘.-cution so satisfactory " Mrs. Heinle has in this Won( made a very Pleasing ad dition to Oh: juvenile library. Every child must be amused with reading then, and to be improved, We think, he cannot fail."— , Crit. Rev. April, 1803. a. Instructive Rambles through Lomdon and Environs. Comple'e in t vol. prize4s. bound. " Much. topographical .and storical knowledge is con— tained in Ulis volume, .mingled with pe:tinent reflezt;ons."— Critical Review, 1:111. Is' Day mis published, Jil One Vuitime erStavo, price board;, "114..! Fifth Edition of • R URAL PaILOSOPHY or Refleetions on linowlease, Virtue; andflappiness, 'chiefly in !tete. renee to. a Lite of Retirement in the Country.. Written on occioii of the late lir..Zintnir : fnian°4 DiscuLirse gtt Sotitude. liv h.LY BA'L'ES, Plinio for Longman, liur t, Rxra, Orme, Pateinasc ter-row. "To to who are of a serious and relitivi turn 'of mind. th, , se reflections. wilt prove ;, valuable qi.liSitlOn: We 164: , .1111114lli.i to th:in an attrntiv..! perusal Of tins wet; written and.trUly i:onitticiniable'yolunic."—Month;; ly Review, Sept. ,8 0 1, • " W 6 iecoiiiine:l4,•withouthesitation, the.pernsal of this Book to every desLription. of Readers, who will receive nib b,st and most .4;:.eioth, advice,' delivered in s tliernost plAsing mainier." . —hritisli Critic, Sept. ao3. Th e - v „ r , o „ 3 . ri.acctio„, which are interspersed through his Work, arc intcre)fing , Manly, ,and serious. T hey .are dslCulated to awaken 'in the thoughtful breast sen tiirtents *.l I)i , ty • tom.ards Cod, I,II A-ot bencricenCe towards. ke'vietv, April, 18, 4. • Wets~ty.perused this exeallcnt Work, the result of ma ture deliberation, with inual pleasure and benefit ; and we monlifinit it to the serious attention glthose.al out Readers • eiTecially whose ini.:!ination or whose fortuneslead them to a country liti..."--Annual Review, Vol. 2. THE STUDY OV GEOGRAPHY SIMPLIFIED, This Day was published,: Price 35'. each, with the full Allowance to Schools. r rHE GEOGRAPHICAL COPY - 4300K, Part L 1 Consisting of Fifteen Outline Maps of the Quarters and principal Countries in the World, including, three 'ancient MapS, engraved of a competent Size, and printed on super fine Drawing Paper, for the purpose of being filled up from any ordinary Maps by junior Classes of StUdents . of 'Geogra h p . Also,The Geographical Copy-book, Part 11. Consisting of the Lines of Latitude and Longitude accurately drawn for the same Set of Maps, designed to be filled up by the senior Classes of Students of Geography, or by those Who'have pre viou,sly filled up Part I. By the. Rev. 1. GOLDSMITH. A moment's Inspetaion of these Copy-books will speak more in their praise than a volume of commentary. A grown person may, by ineansof them, beconie a proficient in Geo.: graphy in a few Weeks, and a young person :;f school 'May acquire more corred ideas in a. few months than could be at.. tattled in a whole life without such Exercise.. mai word, these Copy - -books and theother Works of the same Author, strip this Science of all difficulty or mystery, ansi place it in all Seminaries on a level with the Arts of ReadingandWriting and with the Elements of.Gramrmr and Arithmetic. 3'rintedforß.Yliillips, 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books, with the full lowance to Teachers and Schools. . . Of whom may. be had, ' the same Author, forming Ole CoJlll)l,:test Course of Geography f or Schools and young L'er sunk that ever was p repared, • : The Grammar. or Geography, including the Use of the Globes, with numerous Questions, Exercises and Maps. — 2S. 641 . b um' in red. ' Pop ular.G eography, or, the Interesting Features conneeled with .the Knowledge of alI Nations and Coon:tit3, illustrated by 150 CopNr-plates, and forinint . the must eflttt With% vv. ' Jun: {t rant.. 123,:hobnid, . VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 7„2 5 1807. pHE-COmmisskoNi ,, rt "?' lifertbiLLlAG Ills 10:1,7ZSTY's. 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