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r•' ,:f ":, t'e' t- ~ s °jp ~ •~-.. -. NUMBER 605() I NEVER ACTED. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, January 31, 1812, will be performed a New Grand Operatic Drama, in elite:: Ads called THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. Principal Charatters. Ataliba, Mr. BARRYMORE ; High Priest of the Sun, Mc. EG E RTON ; Telasko, - Mr. CHAPMAN ; Rolla, Mr.NOUNG ; Zaitior, -Mr. SINCLAIR ; Ozruar, Mr. BRO.ADHURsT ; Xaira, Afr. CRESWELL; • • Alonzo, Mr. HUNTLEY ; Velasquez, Mr. BRUNTON ; Diego, Mr. - LisTON ; high Priestess of the Sun, Mrs. POWELL ; Cora, Miss SMITH; Atnazili, Miss FERON ; • Idali, Miss BOLTON ; Zilia, Mrs. CHILDE. To - which will be added the Farce of RAISING IHE WIND. {mai); Diddler, Mr. , ION ES ;- Plainway„ 'Mt. BLA NC HA RD • kainwou'd, Mr. SIMMONS Sam,,Mr. EMERY ; Waiter, Mr.'ATI4 INS ; taurelia Durable, MFS. DA V EN PORT ;. Peggy, Miss E. BOLTON. toxes7s: Second-price 35. bd.—Pit 3s 6d. Second-price 4 s• -- Gallery as: Second-price is.—(4,ier Gallery ts. Se. tond-price Ed. Places for t h e B oxes to b e ta k en o f M r. Brandon, at the New Boit-Office in Hart-street. I he.Doeri will be opened at Ilalf-past Five, and the Play begin at half-pa s t Six. INSTITUTION, FOR PROMOTING THE FINE ARTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. DIRECTORS of the BRITISH TUTION give Notice,-That the Four following EMIU MS arc proposed to be given for PICTURES by 11rtists of, or resident in, the United Kiiit:dom, painted in :3ne present y ear , and sent to the BR I T il l SH GALLERY II dr before the s th o f JANUARY.NEXT. . . • For the best Pi6ture in Historical or Poetical;Gorn -I'ti°n, THREE HUNDRED GUINEAS. f.. 2 4. For the next best Pidure in Historical or Poetical ' Qtr iposition, TW 0 UN DRE D GUINEAS. r 3d• For t h e ne xt be st l'i cture i n Hi stor i ca l o r P oe ti ca l -°4l Position, ON 1-lIUNDRED'GUINEAS. 0 . 11 : _ For the best Landfcape, ONE HUN Dra D GUI 4S• Direaors reserve to themselves the power of with. 1 1 :."ing either of the Premiums, if they think proper. A lure's being painted by Commission, will not exclude it r:rd C Ompetitiun for the Premiums.' Any Piaure. painted r Such Prernitim, may (if otherwise worthy) be exhibited or Sale in the Gallery next ‘N;inter, for the Benefit of the Artist. No Artist will be intitled to more than one Pre. Ottun in the Season. s)ALET iIe.Bof the RITISEIGALL ERY, for the EXHIBITION and ( WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, will .t,Y .EN to the Public on MONDAY NEXT, and will con openopen every Day ) front Ten in the Forenoon, till Five !I the Afternoon. • Admittance , ts : :; Cataingue 6d. I O . rder, VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. G ENERAL SI R JOHN AoollE's-COItUN NA ,r PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming a regular ..jilitar Bed for the Field, Bracks, &c. also a SO P for a ent o r Room, acc, and likewise SEA COT for on A board "it>, the whole packing in a small Vallee, allowed thenmt Pottable ever yet manuladured, invented by MORGAN kid SANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, who most hu9ibly pres'u,me the highest honours ought to be 'Paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King %A Country. • PyR • ' ING and MARSDEN'S PURE LEMON ACID, for PUNCH, LEMONADE, SAUCES, &c. FAMILIES, TAVERNS; and INNS, NAr ilt find it extremely convenient, as it suits every domestic pur. Pose where th e Lemon'is necessary; also Officers, Captains i t sh ills, and others, as it is dry and portable, and virili retain s flavour in every climate. at on l y at 1 6 3, B oroug h, L on d on, an d so ld i n b o ttle s , t Zs. 6d. by most Druggists, Libraries, and Contedioners : and by the following Oilmen : Bails, Brown, and Tltotnas, B ond -street ; Aveling and Mackie, Piccadilly ; Stinton, St. ornes's-st reet; . P r i ce, Haymarket; Pressey and. Barclay, ,xford-st reet ; Latenby,.• Ldward-street, Portman-square ; 4 ,l.wlinson, Cleat Portland-street ; Clarke, Goodge-Street ; ilharns Tottenham-court-road ; West, King street, Soho; reling, Gloster. street, Bloomsbury; Wright;Lambs ; Shout-and Son, Marchant Powel ancLSon, born; o l Hickson, stramd ; Simpson, Fleet-street; St.. Paul's Church-yard ; Hals, Poultry_and*B 111-14ne ; Crabb, Lombard-street ; Wix, LeadengaM eh t; Bull, Aldgate ; Young, Wapping ; Stokes, ten - t„l4lch-street ; Little, 13ishoosgate-street ; Lawson, Cole -'4b-street • and-Sprague, Bridge-street, Westminster. ONLY EIGHT THOUSAND TICKETS. NEW SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to be All drawn so Early as TUESDAY, iSth of February. SCIIENIE. • I Prizes 0f,C20,000 are ,C40,e00 2 - 4,000 - - 4, 00 3 ' 4 - • - 1 , 000 - 4, 003 6 - • - 4ce: - 2 ,4 00 and /,588 Prizes of 4roo, Bre &c. Scc. tZ• BISH (Contraanr), sincerely thanks the Public for distinguished favours at his-truly fortunate Offices, l e i CORNFIAL,.and No. 9, CHARANG-CIWSS. • Invites their att L ention to The Scheme of the present very I.ottery, and begs to state, that although it consists of • Two Thirds the Number ot Tickets contained in the i '„' s ! Lottery. yet there are an equal Number of Capital rlzes A , 9; 20,0 , .)., in it: this gives to Adventurers a much f"alt leater Chance to obtain a Twenty ,Theusand Pound Prize, in any Lottery hitherto known. Front the very limited numbe r of Tickets to meet the demand,-an immediate put ,_l3se at the above Offices is re s pectfully advised, where in ~ , ne L ottery j ust finished, and in the Two last, T. 131S1 - 1 • and Shared the following Capitals 5 , 497, Class A - £20,000 1,853, Class - k 2,000 . 1 ,1 69 3) A , - 16,0.0 4,025, - - C - - t,oco C 15,000 - A 3 ' 36 3. s,OOO t;zs, - B 6 1,000 •ii, 3,003 2,717, - A - - 1,000 1,0 53, A 2,c,00 2,717, - .1,000 &c.& :C. &c. • W ILSON'S CHINESE FLUID, or TON be • QuiN 0I L, is the only discovery that has ever been found to efiedually prevent the Hair from falling offer , hanging colour, and occasioning it to grow thick and lorg ; ;I its power, of regenerating Hair on parts of the head I , ielt are become bald, is truly astonishing ; it possesses the ( `2! •st grateful fragrance, gives it a beautiful gloss, and rengthens the finest Hair ; ps it renders it capable of re :lning its curl in a damp atmosphere; it is perfedlyinnocent, i l o ld is proved, from experience, to possess those plopeitics . -often expelled in vain by other preparations. • • a Sold at 45. and Bs. and in large bottles, at one gu i n ea, b y - le Proprietor, R. Wilson, 17i, Oxford street. Greet; by appointment, by Bayley an 4 Blew, Cockspur a Rigge, Cheapside; Turner, Bond.street ; Newbv i rry Caine, Sons, St. Paul's church-yard ; Persall, Holborn.; C r King-street, Covea,t-garden; Greek-street ; ''°w Strand ; and' by all Perfumers and Medicine' Venders TOwn and-Country. E In the Press, and will speedily be published, In Two Volumes Small Octavo, E.L I N -A, a Moral Tale.- V 13) A' EXA.NDER WHYTE, hsq Barrister. Printed tor William Miller, Albetnarle•street. • This Day was published, Beautifully printed in Post Odtavo, price Eight boards, THE SIEGE OF P A I R S A.GO4A, and other By LAURA SOPHIA TEMPLE, Author of Lyric Poems, &c. Printed for William Killer, Albemarle-street. Lately was published, Embellished with Thirteen E.ngraving, in Demy Quarto, price Three Guineas, and in Royal Quarto, price Four Guineas, inboards,. TRAVELS in the SOUTH of SPAIN, in Let ters written A.D. zio9 and iBlo._ _ _ By WI I.LIA,M lACOI3, Esq. M.P. F.R.S. 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DR.„ ADAM SMITH'S WORKS. GENUINE EDITION. This Day were published, Handsomely printed in Five large Voltime_Bvo. with .a Por trait of the Author w and an Account of his Life and Writ ings, by Professor Dugald Stewart, price 3 1 in boards, THE WORKS - complete of ADAM SMITH., LL. D. F. R.S. of Londbn and Edinburgh; one of the Commissioners offlis Majesty's Customs in Scotland, and formerly Professor of MoraLPhilosophy in the University of Glasgow. Containing his Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth:of Nations; Theory of Moral Sentiment s; Essays and Miscellaneous Pieces. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; F. C. and Rivington ; ()Ridge -and Son ; F. Wingrave ;. Longman and CO. 1. Richardson ; 1. Booker ; IL- Crosby ; E. - retrer Yi V.Stewatt ; Blact;„ Perry, and Co. 'S. Gagster; 1 •Ma winan ; 1. Asperne ; 1. Scholey, London ; and W. Creech, and B',ll and B:adtute, at Edinburgh. whom may also be had,. separately, r. The Inquiry into the Nature and Causes or rite Wealth of Nations;, a new edition. To which are prdixrd, an abridged Account of the Life of the Author, and a View of his Dodrines, compared with tho - se of the hench EcOno:. mists; handsomely printed in three volumes, Bvo. price ml. 7s. in boards. a. The Theory of Moral Sentiments; a new edition, in one large volume Bvo. price tzs in boards. • • 3. Essays on Philosophical Subjects; 4to. price 155. in boards. OVitYs his . . AMOKI'HOSEs. lust published, price is. 6d. eaett, Nos. r, 2, and 3, con taining the Three first rooks, and pin of the fourth, of NEW' TRANSLATION, in Rhyme, of ti. OVID'S MI•TAMORPHOSES. By THOMAS URGER, with the Latin text. The Worlcis elegantly printed upon superfine paper, and when complete, will make a handsome Oflavo Volume. The Fourth Nnmber, which will conclude the Fourth Book, anti coinain a considerable portion of the Fifth, will be published on Wednesday. the ist of April next. - • Ptint,d for the Author; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and bones. 20, Paternoster-rtw. The present Version is spirited and faithful. Auguring therefore from • this specimen, we have every reason to pro. raise ourselves a Version of tie Metamorphoses generally superior to that published by Garth. In. fidelity Mr. Otger equals Diyden ; in smoothness of Verse and exad nets +of Rhyme, much excels WM."— Critical Review, Nov. int. This Day was published, • In One Volume lamo. price.6d. bound, ._..._. , THE FRENCU CLASS-BOOK, ou - ChOiK de Litterature etde Morale, extrair des plus beaux Morce aux des A uteurs Anciens, et Modernes, Etrangers et Nation.: aux, en Prose et en Vers, contenant une Lecon de Lecture pour chaque jour de l'Annee, a I'Usage des Etablissentens d'lnstruCtion, publics et particaliers. Par N. 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The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, wi,t.h the dame of K. Johnston inserted on it. . • N b F4Al,le V.NIN SU UT , , TREATY OF PACIFICATION BETWEEN THE MMCITA TIVE JUNTA OF BUENOS AIRES AND TDE VICEROY DON FRANCISCO XAVIER ELIO. The - most Excellent Junta of B , enos Ayres, and - his Excellency Don Francisco Xavier Elio, wishiTig to terminate the disagreeable d;thrences which have taken place in these p ovinces,,have conferred their lull powers,—the latter on Don Jose Jtilian Pcrez, and the former on Senors Don Jose Az-vedo and Don Antonio Garfias, that they may draw up a mutual Treaty ; who.. having exchanged their powers, have agreed CA n the following Articles I. Both contra&ing parties, in the name of all the inhabitants subj-el to their government, solemn ly declare, in the lace of the Universe, that they do not acknowledge, nor will ever acknowledge -any other SoVereign but Don Fe;dinand VII. and his gitimate successors and descendants. - 2. Notwithstanding the most Excellent Junta considtrs itself without the necessary powers, in its "present - situation, and that in consequence, there ought to be reserved for the deliberaion of the Ge neral Cf - lt - Igress of the provinces wiiich is about to assemble, the decision upon the weighty and portant-pointof the acknowledgement of the gene ral and extraordinary Cortes of the Mo'narchy, it :s nevertheless declared, that the said Government re cognises the indivisible übity of the Spanish Nation, of which the provinces 'of the river Plate form an in- " tegral part, in union with the Peninsula, and the other parts of America, whi c h h ave no other SO. vereign brit Ferdinand VII. 3. The Government of Bueno4.Ayres, firmly-per suaded.of the justice and necessty of assis:ing find supporting the Mother Country in the sac►ed v. ar which it maintains, with so much zeal and g}ors•, against the Usurper of Europe, agrees with the greatest pleasure in concerting means to remit to Spain, with the utmost expedition, all the pecuni. ary succours which the present state of heir rive. hue enables 'them to transmit ; besides such as may be collected from the generosity of the inhabitants, for which purpose the government will adopt the Most of licacions measures And exhortations. 4. In demonstration of the sincerity of their sen timents and principles, the 'Gotiernment of Buenos Ayres offers promp ly to transmit a Manifesto to the. Cortes, explaining the causes which obliged them to suspend the mission of 'heir Deputies to it, previous to the - abovementioned deliberation of the General Congress. 5. The said Government wi4l appoint one.or,rriore confidential p,rsons to repait to !he Peninsula, and lay their intentions and wishes before the :general and extraordinary Cortes. C. The hoops of Buenos Ayres shall entirely eva cuate the eastern quartet of the river Plate, as far as I.Truguly ; so,as that no other authority he tecog rused in it but that of his Excellency the Viceroy.. 7. The inhabitants of the distriCts of La China, qualeguay and Gualeguaychu, situated between the vivers, shall remain subject to the Governer - lent of the Viceroy ; and the other inhabitants to tliat of the Junta ; the troops of neither of the two Go vernments being permitted to enter the provinces or districts of each - other, without previous mutual cormt. . . 8. In the said respeaive jurisdiEtinns, no person, of whatever rank, station, or condition, be persecuted for the political opinions which' he may have held,; or for having written any papers, taken up arms, or on any other account whatsoever ; all past conduct-being entirely forgotten, on account of the cakimities which have happened on each side. 9. All the•artillery belonging to the eastern qtiar ter shall remain at the several points where it now is ; and the artillery which the vessels of Buenos Ayres havei.which was taken by their crews, shall be arso -reststed with. all possible expedition. 10. In , the same manner all - the pi iioners shall be mutually restored, of whatever class they may be, which. have been made by-both Governments. 1. -His Excellency the Viceroy pledges himself, that the PortuF,oee troops shall retire to their fron tiers; and eVatuate the Spanish territory, conform ably to the intentions ,of his Highness the Prince Regent, manifested to both Governments. • 12. The Viceroy - will also -take care-to issue the necessary orders, that all hostilities henCetorward cease, together with the blockade of the rivers and Coasts of hese provinces. 13. His Excellency will also transmit official dis patches to the Viceroy of Peru, and to General' Goyoneche, communicating to theme the present acct)mmodation. _ 14. Every 'native of the eastern quarter rriq re turn, when he pleases; to% his home : and all who desire it may reciprocally pass from the : one. terri tory to the other, remaining, in every rellefl, to the quiet and peaceable . poSsession of their pro perties. .15. Correspondence - and commerce by lanai and by sea, between Buenos Ayres And Monte_Vcieo, and their respeEliVe dependencies, shall be corn r!etely re-established in the same manner as they were before the obstructions to intercourse. 16. In pursuance of the antecedent article, every ship, national or foreign, may freely ent e r the ports of both territories, paying in them respec tively such royal duties as shall be fixed by a sepa. rate agreement which shall be entered into, by the said Governments. -17. In case of invasion by any toreign 'power, bath Governments reciprocally bind themselves ro - furnish all necessary succours for repelling the at tack of the enemy. 18. The Viceroy declares, that no variation of sysCein shall take place; till the Cortes declare their pleasure, which shall in every instance be duly com municated to the Government of Buenos Ayres. ig.The said Got•ernments mutually bind them seh.tp,to the religious observance of what is' hlriin THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1812. ADIVHIZIILTY-OFFICiE, Jan. 23, IF IZ. MOTICE is herely given that a Session of Oyer I ' l and Ternliner and G:al Delivey, for the,Trial 6,1 Offences committed on the High Seas, within the jurisdidion of the Ad miralty of .englartd, will he held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, Cm Friday the 28th of Fehruary,next, at El:g-;)t o'clock in She Morning, Y. CROKER. VICTUALLING UPI E, Feb. 28, ittlz. THE COMMISSIONERS for I"ICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do izerehy. give Notice, that on Friday, thegitb F..hruary next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in *writing, ( sealed up), and treat fur Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand-Gallons' of WEST-INDIA RUM to-he delivered, duty free, fronz Warehouses in which the same shall tae e been b , ,nded, into his Majesty's Pk - Mailing Stor4s at Dept ford and Pot tstn,::l6, in the Jo' !swing proportions, viz. Gallons Dr.ptford 100,000 Portsmouth lso,ooo 250,009 Gallons, One half thereof in One itfonth from the Day of Contraa and the other half in one Month atm; wa?dr. And for Nine Runde ed Quartels of NEw PALA, and Three Hundred Quarters of NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT,. to be answe• able 19 Sampler (of not less than one quart each ) 4 be produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered v..iasin the space a Fortnight, into his Majesty's Vißuading Stores at Deptford. The tufvl," to be pail far by Bills, payable will) Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of tbi Contrails may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he had to any Tender in whicb the Price shall trot be inserted in words Lit length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before Use o'clock on the said Fria'sy, the 7th F e b, stafry next; Nor unless the. Person who makes the Tender ' , or some Person on hit behalf, attends, to answer when called 1;r, OFFICE OF . ORDNANCE, Jan.. y . l5, 18 lie THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA • yESTP's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at th e ir - Office in Pall. (Mall, on or .before 111tonday, the 3I day of February inst. from such Per: sons as may be wilting to - undertake the Supply of SAN D BAG S fir- Service of this Department, .for a period of . Three Years, terminable at the expiraion of One Year at the Option of either Party. Patterns 01 the Articles rmfy be viewed upo.a application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further parti. culars, together Tad, the Terms and Conditions of the Contrail, may he known, at the .Secretav's-Office in Pall 7 llTall, afore. said, 49 , day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Ckck, where the Proposals must he ckliverd sealed up, and indorsed " Pro posdls for Sand . Bags;" hut n l o Proposal can be admitted after the said 3d day of February, al Twelve o'CLek at Non of the same . Day, neither will ivy Tender be noticed, unless the Party malting it or an .Ig,wl on his behalf, thud attend, By Order of the Beard, R. U. CREW, See. ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUID T - - - -- s- -recommended 'as the most ele g a n t A t ti c l e . ever invented for dressing ,the Hair ; it imparts.a reliving grateful fragrance, conveys the most beautiful gloss to the Hair imaginable, and giVcs the " tout etiemble".that fas cinating attraaion - which can he Obtained by no other means whatever, and it is presumed that its peculiar property .of making the Hair curl, and'keeping it in form in damp - wea ther, is a convincing proof of its intrinsic merit- It stands without competition for nourishing the Hair, is warranted innocent, and the money returned if oaf approved ; keeps false hair in curl, and makes it appear natural. Sold wholesale and retail-. by lames Atkinson, .PerfuTer, high-street, Bloomsbury ; ,by Bayley and Bl e w, Cock spur-street ; Overtone 47, and Turner, 75, New,Bond-street ; Bacon, 150, Grange, its, ix,tOrd-street ; Barber, ti 9, "Fitch field ; Vilich, - Bisli - Ops'gate-street Rigge, Cheapside ; ton, Royal Exchange ; Davisson and Son, 59, and Mattrass, Fleet-street; Berry, Greek-street ; and all Prin4ipal per_ fumers, at 35 61, or exactly double, 6s. the bottle. - Please to particularly observe, the genuine is signed " lames Atkinson," BUTLER's CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RESTOR ATIVE TOOTH POWDER, So justly recommended for Whitening the T E ETH, Preserv. ing the G 0 MS, arid Preventing that dreadful malady the TOOTH. ACHE. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea tures, are allowed to distinguish the Ilritith Fair ; but the Proprietor of RUT LE R's TOOTH PC) VI DE ItAwould beg, leave to Zeiniftd'lli3 CountrY-wornen that the lustre of their Charms loses halt its it ; fluence vv . ltere -the. Teeth are discc;loured, orsliew a rotten arid unhealthy appear inee —tliis is the more inexcusable, as the present P n-..pAration affords the- infailiblerneans of removing every blemish or the ena mel, being composed of Vegetables. • • it is recommended to the attention ()fall ranks; as cleariu.; away every imperh:e.tikan,eit t her in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delcdable, and, making the Gums of their proper nape and -vermilion hue; and a certain Preventative against the Tooth 7 ache,. No .CoMpositibn of this kind ever brought for- Ward to.public notice, Itas met Such universal approbation ; and the Pfoprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of BUTLER'S AROMATIC P'ECTORAL LOZENGES for Coughs,. Colds, Astlunas, and Sorts Throats, price ts., lid. per Box 13Y THE KING'S P,?I'I'LNT.• DR. NORMS's FEVER DROPS. THE experience of more-than half a century has so fully established the reputation of , this invaluable Medicine, that it is now unneces . s.ry tb exiiattate on its etti_ cacy in every'species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have never been known to tail, when administered agreeable to di reCtion ; in the Measles, Small ,Pox, Teething, and most Disorders incident tot in I dren they arc an infallible remedy ;- the decays and discomforts of advanced life are tinder Their immediAc influence, they immediately stop the progress wf a fresh Cunt, and are particularly adapted as a genial Restora tive. The i.amily Bottle, as. sold at the Doaot's House, No. 29 , Lower brook .street, Grosvenor.square, where orders fur exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, us. and 2s. 9d. wh .lesaleandletail, at Bacon's, iso, Oxford-street, and by most respu,ttable Venders in Town and Country. Isot)r. N 0 It-it I S's celebrated ANTI L US PILLS, with ample niredions, as. 9d. the Box. Observe that the words '" Thomas NOrris Moore" are engraved on the Govern aunt St.unp ; no others are or eau be genuine. • I PRIVS SIXPEN ,14,46,114, •vA‘tEbN,,XcV a,. .1-.%,:5.72044i 7' ''-/-1/i/111. *3. itip