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The principal Characters by Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. BARRYMORE, Mr. CIIAPMAN, Mr I.ISTOT4, Mr. CU )KG, EFFERIES, • Mr..TRELIV, Mr. HAM ERTON, Mrs. H. 10i-1N •TON, Nliss PERON, Mrs. PARKER. . The new Mein- Drarnatiz Spectacle of The Secret Mine, ving a4lin been receiven throughout with universal appro !)4tion and a•sp,,aust ' Aril be repeated every Evening (except - • • uest.i..iy) till further noted. On Tuesday, Corioiainis s with The Follies of a Day.,— On Weatitsct.iy, - The Vtrg:n of the Sum--On Thursday, lelius Caesar. • The Noble, and Heroic Exploits ot every Soldier, during the Sie4 , e. itorining, and Capture of BADAI OZ., being unp.irAlle.Ltd irk - History, Mr. AS TL E Y is ex tremely harpy in having it in ins power to give a progress ive Theatrical Stage Representation ot this most extraor dinary and r .,itant Action. ROYAL AMPI-11TEIEAT12E, (ASTLEY's) WEST . MLNSTEIt4IRIDGE. U• I4ter the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and. Duke or York. Yi..MONDAY NtaT, May 4; l 8 12; (First , Time),, a progressive Re presentation, in ib Scenes, of ( ;:urtutis .Sturming and. Capture, at the point of. the &w,nd and DiYonet, the Outwork and Town of BADAJ OZ, y th e brave. and gallant Allied Army, commanded by. Field. Marshal the Most NOble LORD WELLINGTON. - ENCH—BESIEGED. Pliticipal Characters. • General Phillip.n. "BOULANGER; General Vall.nt / , Mr. SOUTHBY ; • Aides.ttz-C.tinp and Officers. Metsrs. USHER, THOMAS, WILLIAMS, EDWARDS, &c. &c. French Cook, Mr MILLS ; French Trumpeter, Mr. WOO D ARn ; black Boy, tage to the General, Master AVERY; * Principal Characters. Lord Wellington, Mr. ( . 0 LLE T Officers and Aisles-de-Camp, Nlessrs. TAY LOR, (,`ARDOZO. TtiomysoN, &c. Sappers, Miners, Aralier. Men, &c • "airs. jOHANNOT i WuOi. , 10NES. ISACCS, - , BETTS, DEC asTko, and f.. • SPANISH and PORTW:UIihE —BESIEGERS. • Praicipal Characters. - • General Officers, Messrs. LEW I N, TURNER, &c. Civil Officers, Messrs LINK. W. )i )1.), &c Friars, Messrs. I. USHER RE DES rl A, &C. Spanish Farmer, Mr, DUCR"W ; His Son, Master LAU RENT; Children. M .oters DIX ROW ; 'tants, Messrs„W I LKI NS, HAWKINS; IiRIANT,&c.; Farmer's Wife, Mrs. BEI TS ; Lady Abbesses, Mrs. Wallack and Henley. l il ns, Messdanies I : - Isloingren, B. Blomgren, lohnson, &c. ‘ seasants, &C. Xlessdames Usher, Edgemme, lawrcnce,&c. ooldiers Peasantry, Artillery Men, ore Scc. Eze by the rest et the' Company, and? nun':: ous Tram of Auxilariesex -Pressiy eng-o r .ed for the occasbn. 41-,T The scenery of the whole designed by Mr. Wilson, thee} execnted by him and Mr. Scare. "i he Dresses, by MI Ho Nan' and Assistants. The Machinery, &c. by Me-sls, H nor, I ove &C. The Military Properties, by Mr. aid Assistants. The Music eomptled by Mr." Law and the Words of tats Songs, Chyrusses, Military .Musici.l Expression, &C. by 'qr. Amity, Sen. 1 4ewise well be Performed the popui.ii Grand Heroic Spec tack, in Tvvo Ads. called THE BRAVE COSSACK; Or, SECRET ENEMY. .Also the Comic Pane .mime of OLD BELZEBUB AND HARLEQUIN; Or, TAI'Vy I,N EIItC.I.AND. - The Charatiers of both Pieces as before. it The famous EQI' ESTR lAN aid the extraordinary ...,:' ) PE DANCER will, in the Course of the Evening, dii . r I4 Y their wonderful Agility. °Oars open at I-1411 past .Five.—Boxes 45. ; Pit 2S. ; Gal lery ls.— 'Second Price at Halt-u st Places to be taken at the l'heatte from Eleven till Three 6TClock. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET PLACE.• OTICE is her'thy giver), that the EXI:TI 111—ioN wits -OPEN on MONDAY - next,. the 'OUR ~•Ei o f NI Ay, at "I wci ye o'clncit.. . • , HENRY FLO W A RI), R. A. Secretary. • N• l3 . —T he- Exhititots and the Students may obtain their Ca rds of at'iuussion, by appiying at the . AcadeMy, alter 12, oq Monday. MR. WILKIE:, EXHIBITION of ALL THE PICTURES ILE HAS PAINTED is now Open, a t ' No. 87 Pall-Mak, from Nine till Dusk. Admittance • - ne Sinning. Rl3 ROTHERSON ; Dentist to their Royal Highnesses the Dukc of Kent and Cumberland, No. Charlutte-itreet, Greet Russell-street, .isloornsbury, - '• l PPlies the LOSS of T E ETU in every deficiency, ,total or a rtidf.—The Terms'Moderate. ' ,QENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's COI VNNA . PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming a iegular nlitary Bed for the Field, Barracks, Zrc. alsoa SOF A for a Sent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for_on hoard the whole packing in a small Vallee, all Owed the most Portable ever yet inanufaaured, invented by MORG A N Rll4 SANDERS, N'o. 16 and t 7, Catherine-street, Strand, huin presu tie the highest honours ought to be Paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King and Country. R. l' I FT. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that „ Mr. MARCHANT, R.A. has engraved an Intaglio of ‘... 1, '-' late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, tor the Right Non. George Rose. • . . Subscriptions for . Copies in Paste are received of Mr. Tas siei in Leicester square; and of Mr. Colnaghi, in Cock spur -street. .• . , 6 At the same place may be had, Portraits, in the same man. I ler, also, by Mr. Marchant, o f the late Right Hon. Chas. lames Fox, for the Right lion. Lord Crewe; and oi . tne late Right Hon. William Windham, for Eari Spencer. viti' "n Ic is always y Interest ,, edee readyna Redeemable, et,n r advance ;eebo legal cn n - told, or Leasehold Estates, ,in Land Or kloitses, Dividen.is of Stock, Annuities, Rent-charges, Marriage Settlements, W idows' joiugures, Patent Places, Church Livings, and In come for Life. The Nobility and Gentry of. known tor_ tune, .ur th eir Heirs,may be accoinmodated, either on .their singly, or joint Annuity Bonds, with promptitude and se cresy. ~.I. 4 t)iy, personalty, between 9 No. 3 ald 5,, Lower or, by lett erl,Am, to the 4, tree.t , ,r of the National -street, G oltica-squise • ,\ -'3 PATRIOTIC FUND, Lloyd's, April 30, igiz. THE hobie achievement of the rednaion of iiadajot, one of the, greatest exerticns'ot military vi gour, courage, and resolution, that the proucL.st annals of wailare can exhibit, and.which, with many other gallant and successful exertions, has raised the Military .trine of fj teat Britain to the same high standard of glory . that adorns the coltimns of her Naval Heroes, calls again for the he. neVolent and patriotic Contributions of the Public to al leviate the Distresses of the W l DO WS,' to assist the OR PI IAN3 ' and to ralieve and console, in sonic degree, the brave Men of the. Army 'of EARL WELLINGTON, whom severe ‘vounds. have disabled for future service, , The COMMITTEE of the •PATRIOTIL FUND, on this signal occision, _request a Meeting of the Merchants ;• Bankers, and others ot this Metropolis, and of all the Sub eriber;s, at Merchant Seaman's Offke, over the Royal Ex- Change, on Tuesday next, the sth-instant, at One o'Clock precisely, to receive the Report of the CoMmittee, on the. distribution andpresent state of this Fund ; and to conside. of a a new appeal to the generosity of their Countrymen at large. for the additional general SubsCripiions - throughont the United Kingdom, to enable the Institution to Continue- its accustomed raid* to these most deserving obj&is of spit pat hy and b•:aielleence. By Order of the Committee, I, P. WELSFORD, Secretary. At a GENERAL COURT.of Abe UNITED .COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST IN Dl ES, held at „their House in Leaderiliall , street, on Thursday, the zd of April, iStz,• Eleven o'Clock iii the forenoon : Resolved unanimously, THAT this Court having perused the .Papers laid before them et the last General Court, desire to ex. press - the.high - sense which - they entertain ot the great ability,' zeal, and tidel:ty, with which the Directors have maintain- ed the Interest of the East India Company. They return them thaliks ter the powerful and•convincing arguments by which they have shewn the. danger which would await the British Empire from opening the I' rade of India, and the immense advantages which the Nation has derived`: in strength, revenue, territor mdcharatter, from the Capital, ann the exertions of this Corporation. That although this Court will feel it their catty on all oc casions to bow to the determination of the -Leeislature, they cannot hut observe, with extreme Concern, that no p ropo_ sitieu is suggested of an increased ur hat titer I).viderid, either noev orherearter, or edeant .ee of coy kind whatever to the Proprt tors of East India Steck, notwithstanding- the sego. ciation tier the renewal ut :he Cherter in 1793 begun with a proposal for an increase of tividended Two per Cent. ehicit Charter opened th t rate, hutch a limited ind partial de: greet and notwithstanding, t net - while such ereat and pro giess,ve adeentagee hay . neeit obtained' for the Public' et 1 tree. rhe Proprieters themselves have mid , little more than common interest of the , money. I hat tuew to be called upon to part with eh well:tined proportion of a Trade thus established, and rienutained nitherte at their sole expence, without .ffiv consideration ter in- seine, s , -gins to them to Hy wholl unequitable. Under tneee impressions, th , s Coit.t confides to the Honourable Court of Oirecters w th e e t. ca a s s e l r o o..;: i s s interests in the turthe; itegocietien fur a new Charter, trist_ . trig to the justice of their Fellow Citizens, as Majesty's Government, and to Parliament, tnatethey shall receive that liberal treatment, which they regard them. selves as so eminently entitled to at the hands of Weil Country. And that the Dii - e6tors be requesied to report their pro.: ceedings from tune to time to this Court. That the Court cannot contempeee. the essential change proposed in the constitution of the (•oin . ..Loy by an tierc e , stramed.Trade to end from Inibs, w,thout ereat concern and apprehension, ,:t so mach on ..ecoiint or 'rite injury to which it wilt subject Lei Company in their Commercial privileges and profits, ..s on account of the tendency wilco such a change must have to affect the system established by the Le gislature tor the Civil and Political Government of the Com pany's ferri'orial Possessions, whilst it is not at all 'likely to afford to Cemmereial Interests of this Country the ad vantages ex pet..d Ivan it Should, t het - ale, the ()peeing of the Trade to I ndia be the ultimate determination of Parliament, this Court cannot but express its hope, that .111 due care . will .be taken to accom peny the eniargements which shamshail, be given to the Indivi dua's in the I idian Trade, with such regulations as shall most effedually r u.rd egaMst the dangers to,which those en largements might tepee the existing System of Indian Ade ministration. • May z. wee.. RAMSAY, Secretary. I A I3 R 9 Dj a N n G I4.,, H II O \ t V , " a E i L ng L E , m A de S r fi ti, B e Y irir a n t: d o t J JAMES, LS, INC, 10 W E,L L, and CO. beg most respedtully to ap pounce to their nunurous Customers, that it is their inten tion at Michadmas next, to DISSOLVE their P AKI'N 1. R- Sit I P .as it now exists, 'and in consequence, they take the liberty to call upon all those Ladies who have AccountS with them, and particularly those of long standing, to have the goodness to discharge the same within the above period ; at the saute time, they avail themselves of the opportunity to see intriend to the notice of Ladies, the very extensive and valuable Stock with which every Department of their Ware house is replete, and which, in consideration of the above intended Arrangement, they will Sell much under the usual rites. rall-Mall, April 4, dm. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG. MHE Advertiier.' being the real Matiuldaurer, is determined to sell every article of the first tashion and workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz. Pearl Necklaces, an at remaking 1. 45 is Olki y, ng r - o tern, from Ear-rings, per pair - I 5 0 1 o lei 6 Bandeaux - - . 10 to, o , . a to 0 Springs - • 4 4 0 > upwards { r s o - - Bracelets, per pair 510 0 Lockets - - i ti 6 o 14 .0 Brooches - - i s o o 7 6 Crosses ' .: - 1 t oi l o 4 6 Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the above prices, that every Ornament is made of a composition, or what -ts commonly called Patent Pearls, they are respectfully informed, that every article is compos ed of Oriental Pearls, from the i' . isileries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being manufadured by the real Work man, are offered to the Public much under theirustral charges. Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in Mo. rocco cases, consisting of ! Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear rings, and three Brooches, from, z• I. to 301. per.suit. Ap ply. to 1. 11. Barlow, .No. 1, Grange-court, Carey-sfreet, Lincoln's 11)11 Fields. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. PATRON, His Royal Highness the Duke of York. _ GOVERNORS ' . Earl of Leitrim. I Cul. W. (ones, M.P. Hon.• Col. 1. Barry, M.P. Cul. H. Clements, M.P. John Latuuche, Nr.P. I Capt. I. Hay. SUR GgoN, Mr. Kiernan, Member of ,he Royal College, London. ':'HIS INS : riTUTION, established lot• the ex clusive Treatment and Cure of VENEREAL DIS. EASES, and then' dreadful consequences, as Stridures, De bility, Ulceiations,. &C. has to boast the cure of no lass than two thousand Patients annually, many of whom have. been afflicted. from ten to twenty years. The early symptoms of Gonorrhoea and Chancre are curefl in 'a few dayS by Kierhan's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, ,and that weakness and derangement of the ge nerative Igans, which impair the •constitution, and shorten ids:, are here more sqccessfully treated than on any other plan. Mr:. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at La priv:.•e house, No. 2,!, 'Lower harlotte-street, Bedford s,tuare, wly.te Letters from ToWn and Country are to be ackite:;sed, rh,d the necessary advice and medictue will be given Ot4Cilt to any part of arc kingdoto. P ICTU dt LING- of'l P., May t, tl t 2. THE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUALLING His 11.14jIESTY. .I\l4l l l' do hereby give Notice, 14a t onTstesday, the t2th of Ap , ilnext,they will be rea.(y6rtceivercn de.rs in tot/ling, (seated vp), and treat for ,the supply of -wh.a FRESH BEEF, ntqy be demanded for the Ser-rtice cf His Ala. jes!y's hips and Yesscls i t Hoseley neqr 11.4t - wie;t, d ur i n g the space of Twelve Months certain, f tom the 30th of Jane next ; lind jut th,r, until Six Months wattling shall 4: given : To be raid for, 6y Bills payable, t.t. , itb Interest, I\ll,YeY Days alter date. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at thiSectetaty's giice, at this Office, or by ittyYtirg to the Collet'lor of lir Ma je!ty's Custom: a! the Port rf Harwich, regard will be hal to aly Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board, before One o'Cir,ck on the said Tuesday, the 12th, nor unlrss the Pelson who maker the Mae% or some Person on.his behalf, attends to answer when called for. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letier signed by two responsible Persons erigagtng to become hound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Stein of. soca. fr the due pet:Pß:ante of the Contrail. . - kICTU /ILL !NG OFEIC E, . • - Il7ay t, am' THE COMMISSIONIERSAr VICTUALLING His Me-17L STVs Nrll/Y do herely give Notict, That on IstaSdgy,lbe igthlastant, they will 6e ready to .receive Ten ders in writing' ( sealed up), and treat for the Supply of all such Quantities of It UM ~ as 01,7:1; . ie required for the use of 'His Majesty'i Troops at the !,land of Martinique, and Coloky of Surinant;during the splice o/ Twelve Months certain, Iron: . the 7th of zrugust next; and further, until Six Month: warning shall de given on-either side, for the termination of the Con traas. The Conditions whereof may he seen _at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall not be 'inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deliver ed to the Board Ebefo ,, e.One o'Clock on the said Tuesd,g, the T9rb Instant,_ ntr antes: the Person who makes the Tender,' or same Person on his behalf attends, to answer when coiled for. RachiTender must also 6e acempanied by a Lett° signed by rw . orrefp,nsille Persons engaging to become bound with the Party rendering, in the Penal Sum of syol. for the - due pct of rbe Conr,:act for Martinique ; and 4o 1 jar that of Surinam. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • Aptql Us; 18 !Z. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 11/S it/ 1/. yES TY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pali Mall, on or be fare Friday, the Bth day of May next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of various articles, termed " P ETTY E MPTIONARY," for service of this Depart 'Wont for a period of Three Years, d,terminable at the expiration of One Year, at the option of either party.' Separate Tenders will be considered for any Part or Share of the Articles specified is, the List, Patterns and Samples qt which may be viewed upon application at the Principal Stott keeper's Office in the Tower, and the List, and all fatther Particu lar's, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con trati, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, •zohere the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and bed*, sed, " Proposals for Petty Eitiptionary Articles ;" but no Pro pistil can be admitted after the said B , h day May, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secreta,y. TRANSPORT OFFICE, April 27, 1812 THE COMMISSIONERS for Conduaing. His " /L ' MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking tare of Sick arid Wounded Seamen, and for the Cave and Cust4 of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that.thg will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 26th Ilby, thr,to 're ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Perst.ns as may be willisrg to cenliad foi VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR in Sickness, at Mill .Prison, and on- board Le Caton, Hospital Ship at Plymouth, .for Six Months certain, from the fst July nexl. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Tre.z:), nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for hint, .personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a La_ ler from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound ?frith the Person tendering, in the Sum of soul, for the due Perform ance of the Contraa. • Farther Particulars mg be known ly applying at ibis C?ffice, or to Captain Fellow', Mill Prison, Plymouth. TRANSP.,'RT OFFICE, - - April 39, am. THE COMMISSIONER:..! for conducting His MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for . takin g Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that tbcy will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 62th Ally, iglz, to re ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contrna for VICTUALLING PRISONRS of WAR in fleakh and Sickness, at Perth, North Britain, for Six Montirr certain, f; am the Ist of jetty, No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him, I mortally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by 4 Letter from two resprelable Persons, engaging to become bound with the Perron tendering, in the Sum of 2zoof. for the due Performance, of the Contract. Fartber Parti.ulars may be knvion by apXying at this qgce , cr to Captain Moriarty, Ifalkyfieki, niar Penn.yeulek, North Britain and Lieut. Olenni Leith. EAST 11VDIR EIOU. My t, '3t 2. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of ihe,l NITEP Mill' ANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trod. ing to the EAST INDIES. 4'9 hereby give N (ice, That a GENERAL COURT of the aij Company h; held y Adjournsszent,,at their ILuse in Lradenball-strret, on Tues. ;itiy next, the sth insta• 1, at Eleven o'Cl‘ckin the Fore4tot,t, take into' further consideration the Papers laid by iheCourt of Di• reaors before the General Court this dq.y. WA'. RAIISAY, Se C• SALE OF ESTATE, &c. SO-UTH BROOM HOUSE, MANSION, PARK, P LEA ,SUR E GROUNDS, WI LDERNESS, contiguous to DEVIZES, together with Valuable FARMS adjoining, with ;nirnediate -Possession; - • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS,'. At the Auaion Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve o'Clock„ In Four Lots, L I Distinguished' FREEHOLD ESTATE; con, sisting of a Noble. NIA NsION HOUSE, Itat , pily pliced at a proper dislance trorn the fdgh Loodol, and Bath Road, and coytiguous to the Borough Town of Devizes,en 'vironed by the Lawns, Pleasure.crounds, Plantation,'an'd Park, ti'e late Property and Residence of •_IOS I 1-1 EY LES 11 LAiH CO rE, Esq. deceased, The Mansion is built of Bath Stone, of Modern strudure, add admirably calculated for the complete and eomfortaFile .residence of a Family of high respectability ;- the 'Qltices are' numerous and very complete ; the Stabling and Coach_ houses of a superior description ; a Cold-bath, Icehouse, and Green-house, are amongst.the infinity of comforts with which this property abOunds ;• and beyond the - .Park is Wilderness, .with Hermitage adjoining, and very capital Farms, lying extremely compact, together with Woqd Lands. Coppices ' Sze:containing in the whole* TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES of remarkably rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and %Vood Land. Possession of the Mansion anti Park may be had immedi. ately, and the Farms at Michaelmas. • The Estate is Tithe-free, and exonerated from the Land. Tax. 'flu 'MANSION will-be ,sold, with ONE HUNDRED and SEVE N , T AeRES of LAND, in one. Lot.. May be viewedlwenty-eight days prior to the Sale, byap.. plication to Mr. Hill, the Bailiff, or Mr. Salmon, Devizes ; and Particulars bad at the iear inu, Devizes ; White Harz, and Yolk Flynn, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; White Hart, 'Chippenham ; Castle, Marlborough -; Castle, : Speen hill ; the Pelican, Speenham Land; Crown', Read. ing - ; Star, Oxford; Cheltenham - ; the Inns, at Salt-hill ; of Mr. Murray, Symond's- nn,Chancery-lane; Mr. Salrrion, Devizes; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent- Garden, where 'a Plan and Efevatio‘t of the Mansion and Estates may be seen. EAST INDIA AFFAIRS. On Monday 'Morning, at t o'Clock, will be published, In Odavo, plici:36. 6d PAPERS respecting the N EGOC lATION for a Remewal of the I EAST INDIA COMPANY'S Ex.- cluive Privileges, Parts t and z, to be continued, uniform, as ordered to be printed. Where • may be liad, price is. Hints and Observations, with the Hints printed opposite to each other. Printed tor Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the East India Company, Leadenivall. street. A COMPANION TO THE BIBLE, • And to all Commentaries on the FL.ly Scriptures. • lust published, _ . • Neatly halt hound, Morocco back and corners, price al. 2s. plain, al. izs. 6d. coloured, THET . SCRIPTURE ATLAS ; or a Series of Elegant Maps, to illustrate the OW. and New Ttsta- mint. The Work now submittal to the Public has been the result of much preparatory labour; and the Editors trust it will be.lohnd an acquisition of considerable utility. ' • The principal design h.ts heen, to fix strongly on the we mory the most important rransaainns recorded in the Bible, and to render the. Geography of the .Scriptures familiar to every reader. . . Of the elegant and' correa manner in which thiS design has been executed,. it is hoped that a reference to the Wcik. itself will affiird - a sufficient testimony.' it will h., seen, nu the v er y first inspeetion, that no expence has been spared to make it at the saute time valuable ;o the scholar and•ac. ceptahle to the man a taste, and to render it in all respetts desei yin); of that ,high and honourable Pavonage which it has fecei%,ed. London: Printed for M3thetvs and Leigh, §tranci arid sold by the Bookselleis in 'I own and country'. Stt:GE OF 7ARI.FAI This Pay was published, illustrated with a Map, p•ice 4s. A - • NECDOTES of BRIT/SET and SPANISEI 1 14 EKOI SM displayed at TA RI FA; during its bte niemor4ble. Siege by Fourteen Thousand . French - 1 roops, under Marshal Vilor, and its glorious Defence by deta,..h.. IlleAllS Of the 47th, 87th, and iy„th Regiments: By R ot r ih e G SON. ,This Pamphlet forms a c,entcrpart to the'Natrati-ve of the famous Siege of Saragossa, having this feature of addi tional interest,' that the defence and the.nverthloiv Orthe enemy were.chidly etleclel . Printed for Richard tthilnps, 47, Luilgate:liill; 'and to be had of all Booksellers. FOR RFIEUNIATIMS, COLDS, &c. plt. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC ['ILLS are arltni.; rabl) calculated. tbr.tlte above, aurr all those Cott. plaints to whic-h the Human Franie is liable from the vicis s:tudes of our Climate, as lik - cwise for Bilious .and other Disorders of the liov‘els ; and fur Head-achs, occasioned by indicestipn or hy free living. . • They should be taken upon every slight indisposition, and thus by thnely asstsring nature in the (Inc dischar, e of toe an i ma l functions, .they pieserve the.,bydy in heath anti. vigOur. . ' As they require no confinement, they are particulgrly con venient tor Travellers. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St: Panl's, and at DT. I aines's late house, in Bruton-street, London; price 4s. 6d. a box ; or six in a 1..4pe bolt ftt 11. 45.. • Observe the words, " F.'Nevvbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the s•amps. - ON SPRING DI ET. " It is in Spring," observes a celebrated Physician, " that constitutional diseases come into action ; and at this..Nea son, people were to adopt an alterative diet, much humin misery would be prevented." THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not 11 only - very hourishing and pleasant to the p.i4ite, but ample experience has proved it to be more efficacious in cor reding the constitution and purifying the blued than ti►e Lis. bon iliet Drink, or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eruptions of the skin, and Such a s are of Gouty, Pilious, Asthmalic,-or,Consumptive. Habits will find the Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable artiLle of diet. • In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and its use is adopted by several eminent Physicians.. It is sold in - a ground state for boiling (in the same manner as coffee), price 6s. 6d. per lb. by W. Wilson, Grocer, No, 39 , 'stand. Orders from the country must ►be accompanied with are. mittance.