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r ~ ') ,` i~, _ e • • /fA .... • • • • • .4, 1,2 Pt, /100 • 1 -T -4 ' '. k . 4' < ' 't -,...L., .7'o 6151.] WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 112, [Pp "CF SiXPENCEHAIPPENNY ESTATES FOR SALE. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT:GARDEN. To„mosnow EVEiNIICG, May 26, 1812, AL Will bg,acte4 ShalispeareeTyagerly of NEW PUBLICATIONS. • •JIJIAUS, C TSAR. Jnlius Czesar, Mr.-Ef.:4:RTON; Octavius Ctesar, v Mr. HAMERTON; Marc Antony, Mr. C. KEMBLE; - Lepidus, Mr. MURRAY; Bruttis, Mr. KEMBLE ; 'Cassius, Mr. YO!'".\: , Casca, Mr. rAwcETT ; TteboniuS,-Mr..BARRYMORE ; Decius, Mr. BRUNT-ON ; Calpiirnia ' Mrs. WESTON; Porcia, Mrs. POUF ELL. After which, a Romantic-Melo-Drama, called TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. Timour, Mr. FARLEY; , Master.Q-1111-I,MAN; .LITERATURE, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. 30,. will be published, price 2s. 6d. each, 1. ri"iliE APPENDIX to the MONTHLY A_ RE VIEW,- Volume LXVII. NEW SERIES - : containing accounts of various interesting FOreigit Publications, and af fording, among others, a view of the WAR of the FRENCH REVOLUTION... of the ProgresS of the Art of War, . of the FRENCH DOCTRINES of the FREEDOM of the SEA, &c. &c. With the GENERAL TITLE, TABLE of CONTENTS, and INDEX, for the Volume. 4. The MONTHLY REVIEW for MAY, 1811! incidding li-eports of a. number of Domestic Works; and'farticulart, the 'PreNnt State of our Colony in NEW SOU'l H WALES, a Summary of the Dispute between this Country and. Ante rim, of the ~Controersj7 respecting. Dr. BELL/S. and Mr. -LANCASTER'S SCHOOLS, Lord BYRON'S new Poem, &c. &c. &c. . . 6gfon, Mr. FAWCETT'; - so n , na , miss BOLTON; FERON ; ZorilJa, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. ..,Places for "ores to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ?Len Bo :0 1 i_ .!t l!art-dreet. - On Friday, 1/1, , E.night of _ Snowdown ; with Tin:tonr, the lartar,-( )11 'Sat !..iav, Pizarro! with The Portrait of Ser vantes.---011 ?Jou.: 'fuestlay, new Conieilv i.; in rehearsal, and will be prodUced as soon pogsible. _ • TO FOX HUNTEItS. TO - BE SOLD, by Mr.. TATIIRSALL, on Monda.f, June 1, the HORSES and HOUNDS ,o1:-one of the oldest Hunts in the'Kingdom. LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH, -CLOWE begs leave to acquaitt the Nobility -2 1 • and Persons - of,DiAinction, triat-iu addition to the - usual sorts nova comingin weekly tie Sprjrig . tileach, (and Which has, - f , r - vipw4iis of four :net with such, distin gnished ptronage); - ?iects of superior fineness of texture, fabric, and beautiful appeardnee' to any Shirting Cloth ever yet manufactured,' and wail deaerring the inspec tionof Ladies of the first Rank. Sold by.tha. Piece at 154, Cneapside, near St. Paul's; rid ?7 Ha.rdiog Howell, and Co. Pall Mall, and atno. other Houses intendon. BISH, reminds his Friends, that the whole „ • .of the present L1TT147, - Lo - rzeity will be Drawn tin `ne KINGS InTa DAY. The Scheme contains a great variety of Prizes; among Vilich are of so,ooo • 5000 lOW 500 1 of 10,000 1 - 5000 3 - 1000 4 - ' 406 &c. &c. In the last Lottery, Ten Capital Prizfs; in the last Six Months, Thirty Capttai Prizes ;- and in the last Two Ytars, ''_llety-one Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold by T. DISH, nt 4, Coi'nhill, and 9, Charing-Crois, • AZARD, EURNE, and WARNERS, Stock- . broker, respeztfitny int - oral the P xhliiC, tIut_TICKETS ' - ` u Q-: 2 1-4AR4Y.*fur tne,.cattling.....korrii Rl', Are now c n sale at sZitiiCe, Nu: 93, Ithyal Exchange, London. Li this Lottery, which consists of only-8,00 Tickets, the Capital Prizes FLe nearly as great, both its Number and Value, avits the last consisting of 13,000, and 'the Drawing (which "kill be deterniined,in One Day) will take place on the 4th of • 'IONE, the KING'S BIRTH-DAY. In the Lottery just concluded, the following Capital Prizes 'here Sold and Shared at the above °like, viz. . No. 7,305 415,000 e, R6O 1 2 000 ,722 9,7:32 • 1,968 • 500 • 4,R )9 2,813 • &c. &c. K:NG'S BIRTH-DAY. ItICHARDSON, GOODLTICK, and CO. tilt t ...„ Contractors, revectfully inform the Public, that the ... Lai% LOTTERY will be drawn the 4th of JUNE. . SCI EME. I of . Z 20,000 3 - 10,100 4 I . - -- s t ooo 4 I _ ' - 3,000 G k - - 2,000 8 - - %. And 1,578 of 1001. 801.. 501. 401. &c. &e. Sco._ nZISKETS and SHARES are on SALE by RICOAT,IDSON, , uI) LUCK, and CO. at their Offices, the Corner of Bank c;,clings,- Cornhill, and facing the King's M ' ews Charing ttk:ss ; where, i n th e L o tt er y d rawn on the 30th April I.),st, 1' sold the following CAPITAL PRIZES, in 64 Shares ;7. of Zl,OOO 500 400 1100 200 No. 5,518 11,51 a 11,433 2,404 10,609 - 2,i40 3,258 a Prize of PC 10,000 - 500 5,000 300 - 300 - 400 - TO THE PUBLIC. WEBB, for' favoiirs already experienced i„et°. be • d to ad venture returns his sincere Thanks, and from those Persons. " le enture in the SMALL hut RICH LurrERY, . Draw n on tien THU 4h , ti e + r - Peetfully solicits a RSDAY preferenc t e; JUNE ay bing , now a great va yetl of Tickets and Shares for Sale, at his newly established ORTUNATE OFFICE, the 1 7, LUDGATE-STREET, near SLOPaul's ; \ t , T , • SH the last Pfize - of FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS ARED, was sold in One Half, One' Quarter, One "' ll , and Two Sixteenths, and paid on demand. Orders fray] the Country punctually attended te. Go ta:lnent Secullftes Bought and Sold by Commission. Irish Du in neg Notesoci exchanged for British Curreiicy, and Bills on • ated by , Lice nsed State L o tt er y Offi ce , 47, Lud gatk-street, nears St. Pants. G. WEpB, Stock-broker. THE FOUNTAIN OF'FORTUNE. I ) I)) DING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill; (the Cor ner, next t o t h e Mansion House), return their grateful th`!anks f or the Patronage of the Public, and remind them t li `!t in the two,last Lotteries they had the singular good For o sell the two 20,0001. Prizes, and the first 4001. Prize, ''`.lo Shares ; indeed, their general Mass of various Prizes so Q4tl7 exceeded the duo Proportion, that if P. and Co. had ePt ;d the Tick e t s an d Sh ares se l ecte d f or the supply YYield ed i °like in the last T w o Lotteries, they would have prit,e—c:stP.rofit of upwards of 32,0001; over and above the Pjb ln" ite t ), tis.G and Co. encourage d b y this Extraordinary Luck, rY ix dventurer s to purchase without Delay for the small I ‘;ext be Drawn on the Kiag's Birth-Day, the 4th of C han " °,ll,th, at th e i r Offi ces , N o. 1, C orn hill , and No. 3, POSit e fit-e 0 e s, third Door from Northumberland House, op otlie_ 1. MR. \TEST'S-PICTURE. Tli DIRECTORS of the BAITIBI4 INSTI- - 'TLITION h pirciiitsed for Three Thoo.inc.i Gnineac., Mr. WEST.; pionire of Qin . SAVIOUR Hf.ALiNG THE SICK %IN THE TEMPLE, propose to publish &criotion a .Print of it, •to be, engraved- in , the line wanner, by CHARELVHEATI-T, % q. of the diniensiOn; - ,4 Twenty eight and a half inches, by Eighteen and-a half inches. The Price to Subscribers to he Five Guineas each. No Proofs.to • be - takeri-ot, e..-tcept for • the Subscribers to. the purchase ( , F,. the Picture, who • are to Ita-.-e one- Proof and one early , impression (4:the Prin:. def:csit prieetO, be paid cn subcrihing, and the remainder on delivery of the int— • pressions, which will he mat in the carder in which the SO scripticks are received. Subscription's ace received by Mr. Green; the Keeper, • at the British Gallery only, where the Picture is nosy exc - • By Order, VALESULNE GREtN, A.R.A. Keeper. CIENTERAL SIR SOHN MOOR 1 s CO ‘fi RUNNA PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD,. forming a regular Military Bed for the- Field, Bakraeks, and al3o a SOFA for a Tent or Rooin, &c. and likewise a SE4-COT Tor on board Ship, the whole packing in a small Valise, allowed . the most portable ever yet rnapufactured ; invented by NIOE - GAN - and SANDERS, N0...16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, who most 'hum* presume the highest honours ought to be paid all thOse who oo gallantly and die for their King anti Country. CANVAS CLOTHS FOR CORN AND HAY STACKS, &c. No. TOOLLY-STEET, SOUTHWARK. - • d • • . • TDGINGTON and Co., respectfully inform the NoLiiity, Gentry, Fanners, and the Public in general, - that they si - .pply STACK CLOTHS of a superior quality for ,covering CORN and IIAY STACKS, (as a substitute for ?hatch Barns), an article that is found by experience to an swer the above- purpose, and, - for cheapness and durability, to exceed any thing ever before invented. They also furnish, - Poles and Puffiest° connsct with,Und support the said Cloths, likewise Tarpaulins and Wa;gOn and Cart Tilts, made either of canvas, woollen, or hair cloth: Coal, Corn, Meal, and Potatoe Sacks. Netting and Bunting for Fruit Trees. N. B.—Merchants and Packers supplied With . Water Proof Tarpaulins. Orders per Post duly executed, and sent to any part of the Kingdom. "PROM the distressed State of the Manufactories in Ireland, LINEN CLOTHS arc reduced full 2 per Cent, and the IBISH LINEN COMPANY would recommend their Friends to take this opportunity to purchase, as, should War with America prevail, an extraordinary Advance must nticessarily and immediately take place. The Irish 'Linen 'Company sell no Article lint Irish Linen, and not'less than a Piece; each Pie'et Rarranted as to !fabri::, and the Money. returned if a fault appears. Cash for Bank of Ireland Notes. . J. O'BRI EN, Agentto the Company. • No. A, South Side of Bloomsbury-square, is the ,Company% only House in London. . This Day werePublislied, price 2s. Ed, tABSERVATIONS on -0e THIRD REPORT of the SELECT COMMITTEE of t1;,,!I-IOLT::',F, of .COM :MONS, -on the Affairs 01 1 . the EAST INDIA COMPANY,. dated 41st of June, 1811'. Dedicated to the Marquis Welles . - ley, Part.l: By THOMAS MYERS, Esq . ./ Late ACcountant-General in London : Publi9ed by T. Cadell . and W. - Davies, Strand. RENEWAL OF THE E.:`.4iT INPLA. CHARTER. This Day was publiShd, By Black, Parry, . and Co, Leadenhall=street, TAPERS: respecting., the NEGOCIATION for a RENEWAL of the -EAST-INDIA COMPANY'S EX7-. CitSEVE PRIVILEGES, - printed •by Order of the Court of Directors for •the Information of the Proprietors, avo. price 35.,ed, 2. C:orrespondence and - Proceedings in the Negociation for. a Renewal of East India c:•onipany's Charter, Bvo. price Is. 6d. • ' • - 3. Report on the Negotiation between the Hon. East India Company and the'Public, respecting the Renewal of the Com pany's Exclusive Privileges of Trade for twenty years from March 1794, by J. Bruce, Esq. M.P. F. R. S. &c. 4to. 1,55, boardS: • 4. Annals of the Hon. East India Company from their Establishment by the Charter Gf Queen Elizabeth, 1600, to , the Union of the London and English East India Company,., 1707-8. By J. Bruce, Esq. M.P. F.R. S. &c. 3 vols. 4to. 41.105. or on Royal paper, 61. 6s. This Day w•as pufished, . In Octavo, price Cs. extra boards, ENCHIRIVION CLERICUM; or, the Preacher's Guide : a Satirical Nem, in Two Parts. Part I.—The Art of getting up Serincins. Non satis est pelchra esse Poemata ; dulcia strnto. • Sweet, siveg's the, world ! but malie'your Sermons sweet. And every grace is given them which is meet. Part IL—Delivery .end Canth tg. Vox ex prxterea nihil. Voice maVes a prehther; ,voice alone can add, A charm to language, whether-good or bad. Also,, by the samot.Author, Religionism ; a Satire. A new Et ition, price 4s. boards. Rejoice, and be exceeding glad ! for look—. A new Edition of your f.,v'rite book ! Printed for C. Chapple, Pall Mall ; and J. Blacklock, Royal Exchange. Sold by Becket and Porter, Pall Mall. This Day was published, in Two VolumAi, with a Portrait, price 10s. in boards, AfAXIMS, OPINIONS, and CHARACTERS, from-the Works of the Right Honourable EDMUND I.3CRKE. To which is prefixed, an Eulogy on Mr. Burke, by i lie late pi: Laurence. Printed for Sharpe and Hailes, at . the Museum, opposite Mad-street; Piccadilly. t---- bedicaied., by permisidn, to the ViscounteSs Powerseourt, and published this Day, Neatly printed in post Bvo. price 10s. boards, Aembellished with an elegant fingravidg, " The Spirit he Storm," by Warren; I 1\11 ) E• INSTR Baia S - 1 7 : 'l,y Mrs. COCKLE. • AISo, by the same, Author, Important Studies for the Female Sex, 'in' reference tolklo ilern Manners, price 7s. Studies' frOni Natural IliStoiy,'Anz Moral Trufhs, 'price 75. The Juvenile Journal, or Tales of Truth, price 3s. 6d. The Three Gifts, or History of Young Farmer GubbitiS,. price ls. : • . . Fithei Grand Gala, Two Parts - , price is. each. An Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of Sir John Myers, 2s. Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall. • Second Edition, price Three Shillings, Published this Day, 0 17 HE R HOUSE of IVIOVILLE, or Disinherited J.. Son, a Drama, in Five Acts, as performed at the Ly- CedLU. Bv..IOHN . : LAKE , • A Tailor, residing at . 47, Stanhope-street, Clare-market. . • With a brief..qetch of the Author's Life, By J., G. IL , N • Also new' Editions of The Virgin of the San, an operatic drarna, jh three acts, fytundti-li on MarniOntel and Kotzebue, and 'forming - the First Part of Pizarro. By. F. Reynolds,• price es. Eid. . The Boarding House al - Brighton, by Beitzley, price Darlicies Visible, price Killing no -Murder, price es.; and Music Mad, pric,:t is. Gd. by Hook. Day after the Wedding, price ls. (id.; Plot and Counter plot., price es.; and the Wandtreys, price 2s. 6d. by Charles Bonifuca, price . - 2s. ed. by Colman. ' Tyco Faces under; Hood, price 2-;. ed. by Dib - din. The Dramatic Mirror, in two tnlanie!.,:lc2iko. ivlth seventeen plates, among are correct internalVioy:s of the late Theatres Royal, Drury-lane and Caent-garOco, by Gilliland, price ii. H. in extra-boards. Printed for C. Chapple, Pall Mall. This Pay was published, The Tenth Edition of theiFirNt Volume, considerably enlarged, • price is, boards,_ Dedicated, Gy Permission, to His Royal Highness the Duke • of York, A TREATISE on VETE ;A RY 'MEDICINE , containinga Compendium of the Veterinary Art, or an accurate DeScription the Diseases of the Horse, and their Mode of Treatutent ; the AnatOmy and Physiology lof the Foot„aud tito Principles and Practice of Slroeing; illustrated by Plates; with Observations on Stable Managcruenti Feed ing, Exercise, and Condition. By JAMES WHITE, of Exeter, Late Veterinary Surgeon • lo the First or . Royal Dragoons. Printed for Longman, Hurst, ,Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Cliureh yard. PATERSON'S ROADS IMPROVED. • This Day was. published, • Price 12s. in boards, a New Edition, being - the Fifteenth, of A DESCRIPTION .of the'ROADS LAND and WALES, and Part of SCOTLAND; con taining the Seats, -&c, a Table of the lieightS of Monntains, by Lieut.-Col. Mudge; Arrival, Return, 'and Routes of the Coaches; likewise additional Maps -of the Southern Coast, Isle of Thanet, ISle of Wight, and Lakes of Cum berland, &c. The w#ole improVed trim': Official Doctiments. By-Lieut.-Colonel PATERSON, - Assistant Quarter-Master-General of his Majetty's .Forces. Sold, by MeSsrs. Lougma.n, Hurst, Rees, Orme, - and Brown, Paternoster-row; and . Fatfn, Charing-cross. This Day was published, • In Two Volumes Foolscap Octavo, 'price 16s. boardi, the . Fourth Edition ot, di OA. N - OF ARC.. A POEM. By 'ROBERT SOUTREY. Printed for limgman, Harsti•Rees; Orine, and Brown, Pa, ternoster-row ; and at the British ,Gallery, 34, New Bond- Street‘ Of whommay - behad,by the same Atithor, Arnadis of Gaul, 4 .vols. 215. - Curse of Kehama, 2 cols. 145. Potties, 2,- vols; 12s. Thalaba, - 2 vols. 14s. 11Iadoe, 2 •;ols. - Specimens of the .later English poets, 3 vols. 11. 11s. 6d, iiiAory , cf . the .13razils, - 4to. 2i. 2s. Palmerin of F.o.g lari"C, 4 vol $. 11. Ss. Letters from Spain and Portugal, 2 vols. 16,4 t-,*(o Chronicle of the Cid, 4t0..11. 15s. ' GOLD COAST OF AFRICA. This Month will he published, N ACCOUNT Of the . GOLD COAST of la 'AFRICA. By HENRY MEREDITH, Esq. Member of the Council, and Ggv,Anor of Winnebah Fort. Containing a description of . the Country, Climate, Produc. 7 tion, Trade, and Capabilities;- an Account of the -Natives, their Manners, Customs; and' Laws; a Description of the European Settlements ; the Rise and Progress Ofthe-Ashan-. tee NVar; a concise. History of the several Afriian Companies,' Printed for, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and - Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street: . • SCOTTS!" MELODIES. This Day was published, price 15s. A SELECTION - of SCOTISH MELODIES , LA. 'with Symphonies and Accompaniments for the Piano- Forte, by' H.,R.' Bishop; and Words, written for. the Airs; by TiOitACE TWISS, Also, No. 111. of Hymns, on various Passages. of Scripture, byTHOMAS . KELLY, price Ss. • Printed and sold by J. Power, 34, Strand, London; and 'W. Power, 4, WeStmoreland-street, Dublin. Of whom may be had, Tie Irish Mej.odie , ,-, arranged by Sir John Stevenson, and Words by Thomas' Moore, Esq. in Four Numbers, price. each, 15s. The Songs, Duets, &c. singly, from the Opera of X. P. ur.The lifue Stocking. • •.• , • HANTS. T.Ct• Br 'so r.. 1) 'Pitt VA.TF. CONTRACT, With imineeiate possession ® very desirable all'as v,al , dable FREEHOLD ant COPYHOLD-ESTATP, at a fine certain, in the fertile Vale of HAMBLEDON, cowiSting.ef a very good, dry; substantial- Family Mansion, .and One Hundred and' Forty two Acres of highly itnprove.ble Laud, with suitable Farm Offices in good repair, the property and residence of Capteiti BLIGA, R.N. This property ?resents ;to- "Centl.einen, and the Fa..= mily i.ll search of a good, healthy, and domestic Resident:e, every comfort that can be corabi:ie(l -.T.ith a social and 'l,iehly respectable neighbourhood r. id delightful copntri: ns only. 64 miles from London, 12 d 'from Hoorn. dean, through which the Mail and PorUniontli Coaches ye.!:s . , • Printed Partidulars' n*,. be had, and a Plan of . the r., , fat6 seen, at James.Collinsis, , Esq . . Ciosport, at Wltite Dale 4 - Tolse, and at Mr. lie Bruyii'., Land' Agent, Southampton-stre,t, Bloomsintry-square, Who is authoriied to treat for the sale. A FREEHOLD ESTATF, and VALUARLE WHARF, situ ate at PONDER's END,. kar ENFIELD, iti" the C.ouuty of ICritidlesex: TO BE SQLD::BY PRIVATE, CONTRACT, Acapital FREEUOLD tSTATE'consistlng of an excellent modern-built Farm-hOuse, in complete re pair, with large (larded, • Barns-, Stabling, edwlliow•es, Pig gery, and other convenient siuco larly vabiable and very iMprovable \S oh ze .River Lea; together with FIF'I'Y AteitES AN.1),A.11 4 1LF., (Jukce cr less),'of superior fertile MEADOW and .:,UZABLE LAND joiniugi, a part :of Whiqh,coptaps capitid • Brick Editli•to:an immense Defith. - The whole df this verv. desirable Estate is Tithe free, and immediate po r '3iioll will i)e given. • . Maylre viewed, at any time, by..applyin g Steward, on the Preinises; and'for further 'partkulars, apply to Mr. Van Heytbuyseu, No. 12, Jahn-'street, Bedford-I.ov, London. BERKSI lIRE,- , 1; FAST,HOLD COTTAC E. TO BE SOM . ' BY' AUCTION, By COOPFAt and WILLMOT, At the•KiNG'S ARMS, MAIDENHEAD-13/tIDUE, On SATURDAY, the: ah , Day of JUNE, .1312. . At TIN 'Are ' • - - PHE Uriexpired Term of al ears of and a in a'n 'Eftlant COTTAc4I7, and PREINUSit',S, in krfloit delightful Sitnatron, tomniandink. beautiful Views of Clifden Woods and tlte one gnarter of a Mile from the - Bath Road rind Maidetabe.t(i-bridge, One' front - tLe Town of Maidenhead, Two froiu Cookbam and Pray, and Six from Windsor. • . . _ The Housealid Offices consist of a Drawing 7 room, Eating-. Water-cloSet ; and tt , :o Is:itchens, al/ the Ground-floor, end six comfortable §leepirt-Iponis Elio Uppei Story ;"particularly Well adapted for the Residence of a small Faintly. , - . . A o.burt-yard with coach-lwase; Two-st--11 Stable, Paultry ykrd; WOod, Tool, -and Gardeningllonsea. ' A must es.c 211ent FaTCHEN-GARDEN sell stneeed, and an. Ortel-lARD in full bearing.: yer 4 il l ia. surrounds the 'louse. T4e PleaSnre-grc,u.: - :d d S'lr , bberj• is nysct tastefully ont The Phs:tures lae int.lude...4 in the ;Sale. Ti . :: Val niture, which is well adapted to the }louse, may be' taktii by Appraisement, and immediate Possession bath ' May be viewed by Tickets, .on. application to Win, Bowyer, Ksq: Exchever Office, Temple; Mr. b r r; e Zf the AuetitiAeer iwAaideidlead ni; ri lrlia'aParticulars (in dne . ...time) may be had; also at the neighboLniyag inns, the Auction Mart, at the Exchequer Coiree4e. , ust, 'Westminster, and at the Printing-ottice, Maiden lane. • NEW PUMA This Day was published 4. price 3s. 6d. DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS On the Dt- BILITIES, natural and contracted, 'of the Generative Organs of both Sexes; including ReniUrkS on Onanism, Se minal Weakness - , Nocturnal kmisSions, Gleett; Tabes Dor; sails, Fluor Albus, &c: &c.• By M. CATON, Surgeon, Lute of the United Hospitals of St. Thoins.s's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Highley, Fleet-street,. London. This Day was published, In One thick Vo Octavo, the Second EditiOn, corrected. and enlarged; price i> s . board's, of A DIGEST of the LAW respectingmi Coty .4...t.'Elections,• from the issuing Of the Writ to i 0 Return, containink the Duty and Authority.of the Higli Sherilf, the Mode of Proceeding at County Elections,' and the Qualiaca- Cons, and Pers`Onal and other Disqualification of Voters. BY SAMUEL HEYWOOD, Serjeaut at Law. Printed for J. JohnsOn and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Wheremay be had, by the same Author,' . A Vindication of Mr. Fox's History. of-James 11. price • 11. I6s. boards.- THE KING AND TIIE COUNTRY. • • •.• - • This Day Was published, .• - • • By C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, price 2s. ' lir v. COUNTRY) a Poem, in Three .i. • • Cantos. " His Majesty_will rise again like the sun to set in glory." ' Also, lately published, • The . Regent's,Fete,. or the Prince and the Country.; a De 'scriptiVe Poem, interspersed with Digressions on. ROyal.Mu nificence; Commerce, War in . the Peninsula, Sufferings of our Allies, British Ge.nerosity r and disinterested Sympathy, .&c. &c.. by Edward pitzgerald,' V..sit. price 2s. 6d. • Wellington Triumphant; a Poem, price . is. Gd. i• Elegtic Tribute to the Meinory 'of General . Sir Johji Moore, price 2s. • Anti the Aldrum ; a Poem, dedicated to all Britons who love their King .and venerate our happy CoUsfitution, price .2S. 6d. CHIN.G's• PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are the mosi frequent sources 'of Chil dren's DiseaSeS. Their symptoms every Parent and Guatdiattol Children should be acquainted with. • They . oc. casion Loss of 'Appetite, a l'alenuss of the Colon; of die Pace, Einaciation, anti irregular stake of 13owels, a tte.id.. ed after witb'violent pains; they bring on Convulsions; they 'alket the growth of the body, and they wove fatal, by end - lug in a Constimption or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming kiomplaints, the ahovi: excellent Ye dicine is universally alroWed, on the testimony of the bi hcst Charaders in this Country, hoth in rank and respeetabi ; to have no equal. Their public approbation, given -to the Pfoprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suck cess in their own Families, stamps its merit.beyond conipeti thin, and giveS a sanCtion to. it, of which no other Medi..ino of the•kind can boast. Parerits,, and others who h a v e the Care of. Children, should have this Remedy as.a, Family Me.; ' dicine io resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Chits drea ate any way cilsordered, which 'it will always be found to •rolieve. • • _ _ _ Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and - Butler's, No. London; Sharp and 13elam, Portsmouth ; Weston, Allrnot, and,Callory, Portsea ; Hall and foltastoo, Gosport ; Cokinan and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, 11141; Fir - Aland, Coolewoilhy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Pl. / 111911th % ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingharn ' • .P.llinge and Lailibury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch,Manchester ; T.re*man, ES:eter; Smith, Nlanderson, Raeburn, Scott, and Barter, Edinburgh ; Bax ter and M'Doliald, Glasgi,w ; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson aod Co. Norwich ; Swinten, Leicester; lidwarda and Penny, Liverpool and retail by most COWltif tiers, in JSexes, at 14..4. and Ss: Col. each, • Second Week of the NOT Entertainuiehts. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLErS), WESTMIN-.• STER-BRIDGE. Under the patronage of their. Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Duke of York. • °THIS PRESENT EVENING; Wednesday, 27; To-morrow, Thursday, 25; Friday, 29; 'mid Saturday, 30th May, at Half past,Six o'CloCli precisely, ;the New Popo:- lar Grand Stage Piece ? called, THE.gIEGE, STORMING, and HEROIC CAP TURE of BABAJOZ. The numerous Characters arp inserted in the Hand-bills. Second, a Comic Song, by Mr. R. L. JONES, called "..The Postman." • Third, a New Comic Song, - by JOHANNOT, Called "Wise Conclusions." Fourth, the Grand Russian Spectacle, in Two Acts, called, THE BRAVE - COSSACK ; Or, THE SECRET 'ENEMY. Fifth, a New Song, by Mr. WOOLF, called " The Forester's Daughter." • Sixth, a Favourite Song, by Mr. R. L. JONES, called "Bang up in the .City." Seventh, surprising EleVated Performances on the Tight Rope`by Mr. DUCAOW, with the Comic . Accoinpaniments by the Two Clowns. Eighth, a New Comic Song by Mr. JOHANNOT, called "The . Fighting Butcher." To which will beadded, 9th Time, a Comic Pantomime, called THE GOLDEN DREAM, Or, HARLEQUIN'S ANNIMATION. Doors opened at Half past Five. Half Price at Half past Eight o'Clock.