The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-26 00:00:00

UN. steJ I il►e ~ ; , • • • , .. . . ~. , . S .......„ . H,E ~, i•rsr t.'",, ..4 . . • :•-....., • , , ~ .•••••••-- • $ , . 4 - .11,.„ , ...., -- (4-.; , -.- . 4 :-.... 1 .4,A, - / • V ' _ .. ~~i ,~ 7 40 *X 91:.1-Wtf 2 Is to ~.~:~' ~. .r 11111VIIIHR 385.] Sit T U R. 714 Y, jANUARt 26, 1805. [PRICE '-'l' PI C T CR. ri of bon C d ighti lord , ! ji it raj)! as le' of rfllli " vCiIS CIC I I. 4 , he el ; 0:4114' of e a 10 I t. (,“"' oct' Red of . 1 0 akas d 7 , 01tr1 CoP as 310 111EATRE-ROYAI.„ DR!) R.Y-LA E. THIS PRESENT EVENING, J an . z 6, 1 8 05, . . 'will be performed, • , THE JEW. Sheva, Mr. BANNISTER. Eliia Ratcliffe,' Mrs. ii..(OIINSTONE, IlYsiog her Cult appearance in that Character.) • • After the Play, , OLD HARLEQUIN'S PIRE.SIDE. - ,Old harlequin, Mr. NIALE ; 1 - larle,qt.litt,. Mr. BYRNE. •• , Young harlequins, OtCAR BYRNE, - Master 'TOKELY, Miss C. BRISTOW, Miss A. BAIST.QW, kA' ELLS. Old Columbine, Ikli3S . TAY' 0 It '• ....Cblumbine, M rs . SiiNktP. Young Columbines, Miss GOODWIN, MiSSii.(UOODW IN. • Time, Mr. Ft SIiER ; Genii, Mrs. SCOTT; And Punch, Mr. GRIMALDI': t which will be added (Nth time , these eight years) the Historical Rotnance, in three Ada, of - ' RICHAII)-.CCEUR.'DE Richard, Mr. K ; Blonde!, Mr: AA R Nt6RE ; Sit Owert,•Me. t) N NI k . Anttinio, Mis. ULAN D ; • ' Guilicit, Mr. si . yurrr ; , Matilda, Mr5...1110 PN'I'A I 1 -- Liafrefra, Mil svf WILLA , / W 'And Italia, MiSs C. BRISTOW. i n Pta itt thoico by Mi s itl.l ` 131[/"W. " 11 Monday Mary Q., • of Scots,,{{ tier which, The nnatoinist, and' Old Ilake u pliteEire:lideY' • • S 'West ndian ; attbr which, The United lir t) n , and a Hotise to be Sold- • amid T 1 fi rst tilt t, e ;>r New Comedy Ho- ney M oan. aY, - • _._ ONf II E A TRE.RoyA , covSII:I'..O A R PE,I4. M OND AY . EVEN 1 NQ, J. B, i 1805) '''' will be'perforrrieci, . . ,DOUGLAS. The Part of .Douglas by Master BETTY. HARLEQUIN. QUICKSILVER. ; -(.... al. Of THE GNOME- AND THE DEVIL. -,lo,lentirly itewlv/usic,' Scenery, . Machinery, presses„and ik teratiuns, The I/ 0 , ertilre an d Music composed by Mr. 41/Y. The A &ton . uf.the Melo-Dranut produced. under the di teAten of Air- Farley. • . ; . . The i r rittitipal Charaaera by ~ ~hir."BRI'NTUN, Mr. ti L AN, ci - a,r0,,, ... -,r• sl.mmoN'S. Mr. DEN MAN; . Mr. ATI ( INI• ' • • Mr. JEE HUMS, :Mr. MENAC E.: .... ..._,, - I! '! r s. ATKINS, Miss DAVIES, hl:ss ly:Alt I YR, '' ' .11liss WHEATLEY.. fir,. • The Pantomime Charaaers by to't ' , l ''' '°( ` N A, lon. DUBOIS, Mr. K.E., , A_N_E . I3 . I', '"4I'..IIOI.OGNA, M. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. 4.1 "" 1 110 . Miss :stAik.l,E.' p i le a 63 . Pit .s 61, Gerry:26...314 , Pa G al ''' ''''Y mi - t i,i ot I I 4 • - • • ' ' fM" Ilramion, at . „, .Noor t ielioxes to b taken o r. - '""frae. in II t' .-,' t . ' ' 1,; I n l! l e i - . 1 . ) :i?ts wit I a h r e - 4e ree nctl • at:i Li 1 f -past I; ive,faml the Per . . (I ' :(.. vegiti atitalf-past Six. , of Reform r lue '..daY, by Curnmand of Olek Ma st i es ,, the Sch"l th e : n ) rn o f: With (by c..i•mrnand)llartford l3ritige: %eel( other Lcr piglits of hlaster 'TTY's pertormance this it:1.... be Thurstia la S'ifur. 13. .:rl.ricly, I,3th ti Y in a e l ; the n.,:w Play of The School of 'f he raw, • ' 1..,, 0,11,...,nrit Pantomime of ilarle9uirt Quicksilver will `, "`',V rive:ll4,g fill furth,r tiOtice. • . . with . ~,,c,4 ,ink•ol of itefurin continuing to be recilvpd ,, r ot the 1411.tioc "Y or:rflowing ',louses, will '''' a ` tr :,:;_.,.. tt t 4 ' , iStbotpti $ 6th Nights on Month!) , let,. .its — "" 1"Y 6 th•••••F - ii 8 ... . !' l a Y th., A , . i c i , 1, ~ , F , c , ,, , 9Y NI AN, resident in his . own Parish, the 1 s - • • ,stern County; has len'inclination to undertake .1241.1, I n La of a few Young Gentlemen. twin . Six , I°. 11) •• te"l Yta tbi. , (Aige. Ilia ohjed will he, to instil into I . ir tender mindi inch a .. 0-- . rec or Classical, and other use- . t'it,Kpnowledge, as may eria:le them to appear in either . of titi, i'ubteSliotils,, with , credit . to. theinscl v es, and satistac .r, 4 their friends. proleikilpriluty anti salubrity of his Residence many have ap-. e el , ,,,,ite , in l'icittion to which, if 3ea. L;rfiing should be .. t_o r tnu .. to!, tlt, meo w's(' nka y be hid to i . ; in theltigheat eF ~,; sb:;• h eint the Advertiser's intention that each of his'Pripils l't II: (kcu l'Y a ieparate Bud, he requests the early . at tents ~n ad, °se , wni may favour him with their confidence , tliat he 1,2: 1 1 ,44 the necessary preparations., 1 ',reitl QUICr el tplifflaUDll will begiten; in answer to a lint t° b• S. B. Harvey's Library, Weymouth. T il y it i ar S 4 ;), C.IE-FY incorix?fated by Charter i s n tiu tl c te . Mon a n , .„ 1 71% for the Conversion and Religious iu *rei n ''' rfttrci SlaVes In the British West. tridis 'Mathis, ej ie ,. want ofa Missionary tor those purposes. —He muu be 4 4 fe! Y t t e l l 'l , l , l „" tl'm IIUrCII Of England, whose exeniplity eOll - arm zeal (tempered by a iscittion) for.tne artatit-T,"i2nioac'committed-re hit care, fit him for the i tit sterlin - l ur es of toich*Missiun. Tile Salary will be ssol. 'no 411. W hoever is posstsited of ' the above quali tica t ions, tihri,, protittze Ati staturi'resfihtoriiilt of his being Sp, limmt'utitpilin of respitlabloiellaritter, .eoh fi rnitA hY tne • ler. t,,. /. t the R ishopotthe Diocese, may apply, .by let. Itio ii „ , n9,nas P ortct.s,Eliti, Becrgtai y to the said Society, at " s e* No. t [3, I ermi . n.Street, London': ''' '• , . 1.021/130Y,-110 U SF., Alderstiate-strectilles. tEisq,k9E SEDIION r e turns hi s 'mow grateful F th ' i n Artki _Co the Nobility,' t;ehtry, and Public at larg, wathei'ei,.)nt'ilitinguisheil''Favours• conferred .flit , IliS )At(' *ln, ith."4lo, Rfift „ Hinuelf; and begs: leave 'to inforisi ~s-otithic"ti...incoilsequence of .the I):Litit of las Broth er,__l e t i Lit Filtql t 'a catryrno thc tl Pl - 161 . .sTER Y. and CASI N 7 z p4v.i.,;.;.;h_cxin apricittabsr4w"chloles;hiallhfatvLowtlf;'hrelen;44tr: it' ttle es al l•Insi l l "it they will find'the sthe superior Stile,of Work ep,,,,vdP an fylateri a l s 44 established b hislateliatiler. or 1 1 .Footh i l • nf : h: ify . Years. ...He, therefore , respetifullY soli cits Wilf b e 4 , 4, nee ot their suliport, assuring them, that all ()nierS a tade i , f r i ee eived -mid ineicnted with attention and ifiskiarth, *......z...' °%! Most reasbnahleiernir. ' • - l': • . er'Mtiii-Cl%ir-;---------;----"------- A,. Kt . fn, v ... D s SICEI C 1 ES. FROM N I U . .. ICU`Iv-OWN, Great l'iewpnrt.atreer,, Rtint . Voik,4°6o His' Maiesty and the Duke and Durehess of try ) ...tioet; himielf tlielionourte inforen the 'Nobility,,c;en taiiir,Ote p ublic,' that the abovementioned • Work. is now .1)t i . . et ' an d'tnaY be 'had,' price los, fid. each Number,ior V T ., .°l,l Eighteen Numbers. complete in boards, • pri ce `:- Inei i i ',47., Port It 3 merits as' a Work Adapted[ for rho improve , thired ,r.,atud•Aits, and so expresiive of the pencil of that WI *IQ in C o p of Nunn; Tliumpson refers the Amateurs !to , c . ,2,1 ) ; 1 ion. • '. . .. . i ite,ll4leguts of his extensive • Collection of .New Drawing 1 4 0 3: bax Laporte,. ISlet,' Barney; Larrolozzi, :Cipriani/. ),litet.'-`4„ni I. Sith, Aiken, 4:c. may b; Itinl, nY aP . '. .‘,.....1.2.11,' in ewiport:street • •' ' • _....___......' . . vENEMiII7DiSEASE. ' ' ' ' 4:9I?.NTLEMAN in. Piisitiaion of 1 REM KDY v itt, tlior this Dreadnii e Gtrpillailli . ; is desirous of parting ' . (ley lia r e ' l - 1 ' .( :1P It for a V iltnibie Consid-liition • Its Eat NI been hitherto- tttiN.U,rilled,',ind tileviridelice ts• gene ullis7t!iria_`l,ic'ted in two or three:days, eve„ •. ,, leee Salivation . Drioti;lconfilltitiiillocut alny -Mercurial preparation, ~i. ' S I . ! .. cortlisft nt r , ~... , . , .. Any Medical Gentleman, ill 1. own or Ver y ~ 1 -13ninto treat for Ole same low be - yidic'l 'l' twi t ° I Ilat Teriris S. wig kl'- l' :. - ' i''''. hu ' •• ''his , . 5at,,, , ,,,,,,,,_. ... it; , . ~, i , t t limes sn ,iii. Ant 1. ,, ir'•• , tut'- . , intlf. 0w,... 9 "ri :: " ..1 i, i5 t .. 1 t i lt:, of any one persoo. (Jr any Pfi.l.rii l ' tr uAion ''' • nr YI ,II 4Y he supplied with the fiame - aim ~ sto pure tliefuseive-, ' I,,,,;,it`ti%rsr,.(mpft?!..t),.diref..",ll t: ' ,,. w : 1,v.. 1,4, (,), I .. oidiova.. -fi, th,, e 1 01. , , ii- iv uuty, noticed, ti:i.l Sc..:reLy inay be depeacktl "'.4#4V4,1p-Otta Leiters will hi: auswereds . 7 . .. . . r no ihefr 1 , , ) ,1 0 ,11 J DOI 'fa t h CLERGY. and PREF:IIOW. ERS of the COUNTi'of HERTFORD. T period of life when retirement , might be. thought the better part of wisdom,' anti when reasons oft private and attliaingatature disqualify the mind, in some degree, for scenes of bustle and activity, 1 owe an apology to' my Family and to myself, for presuming, at such a - moment. to appear again on the' public stage. ' To you, Gentlemen,- I owe none, as you cannot NI ignorant that .there are circum stances peculiarly connected with my late situation in the :County, which warrant alleparture trum common rule, and entitle me to your fair and -favourable consideration. —Tire result or that explanation, which it is -incumbent on me to give, must depend on yourselves,' and I wait for it with an anxiety proportioned to its importance. Fotvlittle as I may have profited in other points of knowledge, I have been taught this lesson at least, to the School of POI itics, not hasti ly to anticiPate the public opinion on arty events which may arise.. In Justice, however, to ytnt,- Gentlemen, and to my- I self, I cannot feel wholly indiArcat to thAt winch has re 'cently Giccurred. The unfortunate death of Mr. Lambe, regretted by no one more sincerely than by myself, has created a Vacancy in the . Representation of our County, and calls upon you once more for the exercise of your choice, at an earlier period than could have been foresit in the common course or things; and the jittfritentwhich au are supposed to have formed of my Perliamentary condott not three ye,irs since, might welt have deterred a. less attentive observer of the history of the times, front aashming again the cliarastier of Candidate. - Tint if, during this short interval, a complete revolution has taken 'place in the public:4unit: ; -it the sentiments which you your selves are known very generally to have et pressed, almost from the n - ionient-when the last returns.weae scaled, have net been - idle Words, and the grand points on which the Nation then appeared to be•tlivided,•ora now become the. centre of our common union, the standard round which we are, rallying, with all' our zeal and all oorporver ;--if the very same taxes Which have been made theprerear for candeMning me, have since been trippled in their onount, ahnost without a mur mur, and the imperious necessities of °Or situation have re ,conciled us to sacitices never experienced before; if you are at - length convinced that there is no safety for Great Britain but in War, against so malignant and unprincipled in 'L nemy as France, so treacheituata Friend as the Peace of Amiens ; and if these extraorditiary efredis have beep produced, : not by illechtnge in my opinions of mine, but by : the sound sense of the Pe4ile at Ettgland t roused, front the lethargy of timid Couucils tea just view of their floe interests, and seriously impressed with the dangers which, surround them, 'ls it too much for me to hypo, trom the justice and liberality of Any Countrymen, that, under such cireurnstances, I may look for 'L:turit Of that-confidence which 1 haVe ever studied to de. serve, by the avowal of sentiments now becOnte their own, and by endeavouring , to inspire those energies' which .are now confessed,by all to be essential the satiation °four Country? •I flatter myself, Gentlemen, t ;fat there are none among you whom the freedom of this appeal can possibly offend. It. is addressed 'not t..) your passions, but to your reason, your memory; and your judgment, with a fair reterence to the well-known events of the awful period in which we live, confirming; .at•evert stage, the truth of these opinions, and of those principles, which have intifortniyaeluated my public conduit. 1t is made without reserve; and without tear, at a moment whet) it behoves you most to scrutinise the c harac. tors of those whom you arc disposed to trust ; and (may I say it without presumption?) it is founded in the reasonable claim's :o f a plain independent man, who has dedicat&l tne better part of his life to your service, without the most dis tant wish of gratifying any private interest of his own. If he has'beett infltlenced by ambition . , it is an ambition of that sort winch you may encourage without hazaitl, and he may «VOW Without blame. • • shch, Gentlemen, is the language have so scruple to hold, even to those who, retanung somewhat 6611 of former prejudices, may be. least inclined-to faVattr my preseiit preten sions t but to the liberal ,ttid 01.1 ca.•.d.d, the clise:ming and the just; to those valuable and exocrie:ieed trknas i,y v ,l t o rti I haie been supporttd in various trials, t submit with cheer fulness my cause, • and my honour, in the firm versuasion t that whatever they may think-Ist the pritdence of this Mink and indisguised declaration, they will give me credit, at least, for that sinc e rity which can aidne recommend inc. to time dis tinguished honour of becinuink , once more the, legitimate Me.. presentative of the County of Hertford. • I am, with the highest respea. Gentlemen, Bayfordbury, • Your faithful humble Servant, January as, 1805. • WM: lits.;,:Elt. To the Riht Worshipful the PRES IDENT, shipeol the TREASUR %It, and other COY'r KNOW; of.the ROYAL VALS of LIRIDLWELL and MY LORDS AND OESiTLIMEN, OFFICE of CLERK to these HOSPITALS -1: having now become vacant, permit me ,N*lost respeit fully to.otlirrnysello Can tidate to that' Situation, and to solicit the Honour of your support, . F. 10131 motives of delicacy, t have hitherte forborne to trouble you with any application amine, though I have been folly aware of the:very active Canvass which has' been ;rude by others, lung before the Vacancy was declared. ' The gratuitous services of my Uncle, Mr._ F.' Morland, through whose advice and assistance an increase of 12.0,1. Was rbacle to the Annual - Value of the Estates belonging to these Charities; the liberal : bequests of other 1 4, 1419ns of mine; and the indefatigable and zealous exertions'of my late Relative ; Mr. Alderman Crosby, your former . 1 1 41sident, flatter myiell; give me a deserving claim to.your notice. '• Should' I have the honour of being elected to so important aSituation, no attention shall be.wantimrin me.to Nth' ,the Duties of the Office, and to prove isYsell . worthy of your approbation. . I have the Honour to My Lords a,,ii _Gcntleinen, Your roost obedient humble Servant, ROUTLEDGE.. Harcowt.bulidings, Temple, (an. ac, Igoi. • • • THE 28th of *this Month the STATE LOT. VERY begins Drawing. SCiiEME.• • of :C25,04 arc ,C2i,oao • •'- - • ao,ooo 0,000 3 . 10,000 - .39,000 :3 . 5,000 - • 15,D D? 6 i,oos 6,000 • ;:q •.' 'XOO - 5,000 39 • too . 3,000 • 60 - - • 6,40 • 123,n00 :1. .. • ag,ooo 'rickets ,Cap t ooo * Part of tile Cipitals will be determined as follows : Firot-drivin, tsi Day 41000 . ' First-drAwn t 6th Day. ,Csao Ditt4 id Day ,50p , Ditto - 7th Day to,not) Ditto - 3d 'Day . 509: Ditto - Bth Pay zs' i ooa Ditto 4th Day , soo Ditto - 9th• Day „ poo D:t!tp - sth Day soe Ditto - loth Day icolat, TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licenseti Lottery Office. The .Tiekets arc nearly all sold ; but the Public may de. pend bn being supplied with Tickets and Shares at terent Lottery iti es whilst there We any Tickets lett. The Pince will 4dvatux cAprrAL • SWIFT and Co No zr ' ' Poultry sold In Shares • tie litt , t Lottery, the following Capitals, viz. • No. 67 4 44 4 Prizo of zo,oool. in Sixteen Sixteenths. . No. 930 z, a Prize of to,ociol. in Onellailaud Eight Six. • teeoths. • Na 19 03, to<iol. in'rine Quarter and Twelve Siiteenths. The `llLkets and Shares of the present I.ottery - (which be ginsllra;,:ring on orKlay next) arc selling iii great Variety at SsVitt aria Co 'a Office. • l'he unex.unplcd Sale of these Tickets stali,:iently evinces the fltvourable opinion tit the 'Public; and reud4rsAny cam. ine 4l t ) Lrtheltictitt of s 4;li WI Wakitce.6 $ rr. VOCA L CONCERT, Atthe NEW ROOMS, HANOVER.SQUARE. MESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEO,IAN, 'and G R EATO R EX, most respeel ful Iy acqtlairit the No. bility and Gentry, that the FIRST' CONCERT is fixed for RI DAY .the wit of 'February, and that the Tickets will bt ready Car Delivery to the Subscribers of last . se.iison; on Monday next, at Mr. Birchall's, No. IA New Bouti;alreet and to the New Subscribers,;till the limited number be corn p:eted, on Monday, February the 4th. Nothing - It-Ss than a whole. Subscription will be issued . h iring the Season. Previous to the delivery of the Tickets, particulars of the Plan, with a List of the Principal Perlormers, Vocal and Instrumental (which cannot be c.inprised in the space al lotted to an Advertisement), will be delivered at. Mr. Birchall's. The limitations to the transfer of Tickets are snecilied on' tht reverse , of thc Adinission Card. The Ladies' fickats are red, and the Gentleman's black. ASSOCIATION For the Relief of the Poor of tha City Of London and Part* ‘actjuant,. AT a MEETING of the General Comtnittpe of this Assyciiition, he,l4 at t 1 Counnittee-room of tttc City Public Kitchen, Lick, 9, 18q—The key. W. Goon& itr It wa:., ttnanimouOy resolved, ! That a Subscription be solicited from the former Friends of this Institution, and the Public in &Filers!, to enable the ;Societ; tOcularge its Distribution of Pro Visions to the la. .dustrious Poor, The liniitedalelivery of Bread, which has been latelY made,: from the surplus rif fonner Subscriptions, has been received by the:Poor With the greatest avidity and thankfulness. But considering the. ;ugh price of every article of lite, and the consequent distress in the Families of the Industrious and .Labouring Poor, the Committee deem it highly expedient to extendt heirdistribution'to.other articles which may tend,. at the present season . , to diminish the consumption or Bread, rind artimktartiter Relief to this important class of the com munity. They trust that it will not be requisite to make any la bouredappeal to the humanity of the Public at•a Time when the Distresses of the Poor are so evident, and 'so alretting to the , benevolent mind. The voluntary oifers or iron* et the former Subscribers have encouraged their application,.. and they doubt not but the liberality of a generous -Public, so o fte n beige discovered unner similar circumstances, Will flow with equ.l readiness, in the present necessitous Times, to satisfy •the Wants, anti mitigate the Mike:lions of , the Nee 'T y d. he Superisitendant, john Parranl, is commissioned by the Committee to colle6l for the Institution. Subscriptions ,aro also received by the tellowing Bankers 'and private Gentleman : Messrs. Down*, Thornton. and Co. Bartholomevv-lane; Mares, Fleet-street ; Gosling and Sharpe; Fleet-street ; Child and Co. Fleet-street • Mainwaring and Co. Cornhill'; Barclay and Co. Lombard -street * ; Drutninonds, Charing- Cross ; Dorrien and Co'. Finch-lane; Barnett, Hoare, and Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Haminersleys, 3'all-AL:11 ; Mr. Wm. Box, LudAate,hill ; North, How, Nanson, and Simplon, Bridge-street ; Rev. Wm. Goode, Rectory House s St. Andrew's-hill, 131ackfriars ; Jos. Leaper, No. t,7, Bishopsgate •.Wititotit • Messrs.. karrand and Sheldmit, Cheapside ; : llowards, 'St. Paul's Church-yard; ilardeaqle and Kepler, DM:L.'s-root-lane; and by the Secretary, No. 40, Gutter-lane. Signed, by Orderof the Committee, IpHN Pill PPS, Sec. . N.ll. A, Subscription of one nine will by entitled to Four . Tickets ;,and larger Sums in proportion. The quan tity of 1 3 rovis:ous al.lowed will be according to thenuni bet in This Day VitaSikUDllsll.ld, lo Three Wllumet, fince roe. 6d. sewed, , rrliE EV E- OF' SAN-PIE fito. A Tale.— . 6 The Eve of San-Pittro is a close: and spirited Imita tion of the exquisite paintings which have been produced by the magic pencil of Mrs. Radclilli. iu " The Confessional of the Black Penitents," and" The Mysteries ot Uticiptic."— Nlany of the scenes and situations are. well conceived, and well. calculated to excite that restless interest which suffers not the Reader's eyes t,l repose till he has approached the Concluding page. The Aut.tnr solicits public induixeuco ; she if. we mistake not. meet withpublic approbation. The Tale, is very superior to the common cast of Novels." Imperial Review, lune, rBs4. Printed.for 'T. Cadel/ and W. Davies, Strand, MR..GODWiN's NEW NOYEL. In the Ness, and in a taw Days will be publithcd, i. Threa Volumes, price iss..in hoards, or 16s. in half, hindia4, FLEET I • lA'OOD, a'.Novel hi Three Volumes. . By WILLIAM COD%VIN.. 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The LIFE and entire CORAESPONDENCE of SA MUEL • R I CHA RDSON, published by his Grand.elkildren, and edited by Mrs. Barbiltsed, in six elegant Volumes, price_ 455. boards; 3..,The LIFE. of GENERAL WASHINGTON, dr:t‘oli from his Original Papers, and published by his Nephew,. tno Hon. - Bushrod Washington, • Vols. 1..11. nod 11l . price ti. • ,tis.'• 6d. each,. in Quarto, or Los. 6d. each. ha Octavo. Ni A LTA. . . _ Ipis uay was publishedin iarge Vols. 4to. price Three Uuineas and an 11411 in -boards, illustrated with a yeti, -large Chart of the Island, tivelt.vt by two, and with name.; rous other Plate, A Nritz;NT anti MODERN MALTA : con,' at...X raining a Fiall. and Accurile' A . CEPU:it of the Present Site of the , lslanns of Malta and , Cozal the History. of the Knights of St. 1,,1m of ; ferik:alem,, from their first Esta blishment in Malta till the beginning of the zgth Century also a Narrative of-the i:.vents which attended the Capture of theie Islands by,the French, and. their subsequent, Conquest by the English; atl Appendix, containing authentic State Papers and other Documents. 13y theCheralier,LOUlS 1M! paisatuNr, • • Knight of Malta. •- • _ At a time when the Island Of Malta is the basis on which the whole Sxstan of I , :un?peart Politics is founded, and when • it is 'considered as constituting 'one of the mast important l!artioftft British Dothinions, undo forming a 4arrier to the ambitious Projeeta of the , Covernment of France, A Corn pieta History and Statistical Account of that Island cannot laic dveely interest every. Englishman.. I ndepettdently; how , ,ever,, ot , singular political and military importance, this Wand is, not less worthy of particular attention, as coortin. ing tl . ) last - organised Institution of Chivalry, w . ) Institution preseried the spirit of its formation since the Time nt the .tioiy Wars, and which, has.distinguishckirt self by ifs , extraostinaryl x irlo:ts, through so many Ages, in defence of ' the Cli?is!tat - !'attired 'for Richard Phillip's, No, 6, 13ridgq.,street„ Black ; apd to he had of 4,11 Hoolg,sellers. N Acv ot the taro and splendid Chart of the t«0 131 rt t ( 1 , tm (let the direttitui , ot the Au thor, A nd en4t. - ezcri tai Nratt„ntay- be had sep 4 r l ite4, price Oto.. 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ANITISCOR3ItTIC 1)1‹,)P3„ . found a gottfec, of eurnibri, when iii,tase, Irr.rtl iti I , ng cull. tinuance.in the habi% prevents • a cm:, its its niriticiurrl ir., feitg.,pituly have hi! wn 'in . Scu: vy, Gout, It Ileum:akin, Eruptive Cases, t c.• Mt. Siiilo)tiry .ittiotis at the - Dispciisary, No. to Solo square, tor the purroile or. wlt:ro Late nt , post.rlid, with the Protc.isional fizd, will be fit- Whit7tl tar h e (; enujiw Mcjicilie is sok! with t lllark Stinip axed to it; ally atibrett with a it.r.l must be ttia Patont:MoAciiie. . - • - Disperisacy, Solio-square,. - , YELLOW FEV,EIt, No. 40, CIIAI(ING.CItOSS., . lite Pilysici.in to the Saxon Aiiitiasgador at the Court of Great li?itain, and Atithdr of the Domestic 'Encyclopteilia, Treatise on keghtunt and Latteron the Virtues at tlie YakoW . ever Remedy, tee. .44c. &C. approves 4n:l recommends to tne iinniedi.ite notice of the Public. at large (ami those in pal ti,.;ilar wit ore going to the West todici,,A.lerica, or any other part of the World"; t h at ma y he., or have, ,ben, subjed to Pestilential Disease;) the Remedy , vtlich is sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse. No, 4.), Charing-cross, LandoN to l'revent. and . 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Prepararroms, infOrm Tim runlie, Chit in Corisevicno;.• ai La» N '‘v Stitny.Pittio, the Price of that Medtchle Vii 4 be in future zs. per Pak. ker, pr ys; bd. per Drizen ;•Irit the quant . ity of t 1 )01,:lt P.;citeri i n a 13v'ttle laswasie hp for the ,I,rtny and N 3 vy) roily be Nil C r l if i ra c t l / 4 1 :111141 , and as it is presumed that ; sUlficistit flec,utity akahisr . Counterreits, his S4.;natitre on the Laloeiswait bst dis:ontionett. 'l'he are the Priees. of, their Nlediciiies, to the that twenty of nnich Mr. Netvbery's Staines are 41/1K M, but those who purchase siA or nuire, at . time, will be al. loWedihe Stamps gratis. • t. Dr. lames's Pow:ler a 9 Dalby's Carminative 1, 9 Do. in a Bottle -• 24 0 Ur. Austin's ( -:lialybstate 00. '4ll:ll.2 . ertt: 4 6 - 4 z e Do. large itox . '24 o Presku'STinet.or 132:12.-°4 Dr. Steer's 0p o tteLloe 6 Dr. t oiain's ditto 0 Do, CorivV.iision - 6 Tanta - '2 . 9 Ditto Nitre Droes 2 6 . Coiree z 9 Do. 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