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' tiefF • -?;-, • - r A ., • tr. • tt a t;ik• , ,A , l4;. , 4z S ,fotr:ll,s,Wxs ,!1!1; • r' 4 ' •t. „. .L.t.41; THE t NUMBER 6107 THEATRE ROYAL, CO v ENT-pAItDEN. O - MORROW EVENING, April 7, 181*, will be acted the new Operatic Drama-of THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.. , Ataliba, Mr. BARRYMORE ; - High Priest,.Mr. EGERTos ; Xaira, Mr. CRESWELL; . Telasko, Mr. CHAPMAN ,• Dons - Alonzo, Mr BRUNTON; Don Velasqtiez, .Mr. CLAREMONT ; Rolla; Mr. YOUNG • Zamor, Mr. SI NCL A I ; Diego, Mr. LisToN ; Ozmar, Mr. BROADHURST. • 'High Priestess. Mrs. POW ELL ; Clara, Miss S. 800 1 . 11; Aioazili, Miss F E RON.; Wall, Miss BOLTON ; Zilia, Mrs. CHILDE; Rona, Miss E. BO LTON. To which wilrbe added, the Romantic Melo-Drama of TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. • Tlinuur, Mr. FARLEY ; Agib, - Master CHAP MA N ; Oglou, Mr. I' AWC TT Keritn, Mr. CIZ.VSSMAN ' • Captain or the Escort, Mr. 1).•.Vl ES ; Selina, Miss 1101. TO N ; Liska, E RUN ;__ Zorilda, Mrs. H. 101-iN STUN. Boxes 73. Secc;nd.price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second price 45.-- G4fitrY 2s. Becond-price 'ts.—Cpper. Gallery ts. Se cond-price 6d. • • N tor the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ew !km-Office. in Hart-street. Cltc Doars will be optned'at Half-past Five, and the Play IN:Kitt at Half-past Six. Oil W ednisday, ulius•Cxsar ; with Timour, the Tartar. LISBON. VIEW of that ;nteresting CITY, taken from the Hill of Almada, is NOW OPEN at BARKER'S. M ) 4A.VIA, STRAND, near Surrey-street. • It is: '' } tole ort a large scale. anti embraces, on one side, the "hole of the City of Lisbon, in the Ptovince of Estrema ntit. with the Country as far as Cintra; and on the other an equ a lly extensive View of the Province of Alentejo, . o ,"e Town or Almada, and Ruins of the Castle in the tore rshinti. • TIE EX at the BRITISH GAL ,. LERy, fail-MALL, U. be RE.OPLNED on V. NDA 1' N, X 1 , tor tht:-EXHI lit - LION of Mr.W EST's fict •re of OUR SAVIOUR hi the rE Nir LE ; and tor the -tXtil I'ION and SAI.Ept the WORKS of BRITtSIi By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. ;11. 6 r he Subscriptiohs for the Print of Mr. West's Pidure con- Late lobe receivw at the Gallery.. ENIS JACOabeg4 Dave to inform the Ptiblic, iti the 11AS removed c 57, M ARG A RET-STRE ET, for ,quate. where he continues to give the full value O :)N DS and PEARLS. TRADE WITH INDIA. 1 THE LITERARY PANORAMA for April, 114,,,t0ixx. price as. ad. is given an Extra Quantity. con, 'Pact 'the Letter of the Chairman of the East India Cotn he „ aloe P resident of the Board of Controul, describing 'ilto re of that Commesce, which can advantageously be .; tu rie d -n between Britain and India. '' ith the Monthly Compendium of National Papers and 4 tliauttntary Reports, illustrative of the History, Statistics, • Commerce of the Empire; and the usual quantity of aiooks Reviewed, and Magazine of Varieties, - dsc. Printed for C. Taylor, No. •eB, Hatton-garden, where any 4 f the former Numbers may be hart. • .NEW INVENTPD .lIREECHES. wirSUTTON •has the honour of preienting - his • respettfut Acknowledgments to the Nobility, Gentry, land the Public, for'the distin,uished Patronage he has ex :perienced f or his new invented t3reechers and Pantaloons The imprecdlerved'derriand for them atFards an unquestion able proof of their inestimable utility, as it eradicates that . `very great complaint of the bad sewing, and the Silk turning 'elour - in washing, in the Seams being made without leg • r :side seam ; and renders Kerseymere as elastic as Stocking of :every description, which makes them peculiarly adapted fur .riding, which has been long the desire o f s o many Gent le "ten, and imde only by the Inventor, T. Sutton, 314, North . Side of the New Church, Strand, where he has laid in an etc- Aant Assortment of the choicest Summer Patterns. Ladies' Habits, Naval and Military Equipment, according 2 2, 1 g to th e newest R egu l a ti o n ; and every other branch of the zushiess executed in the first Sty le,,with the utinost punc tuality and dispatch. , r ., 14 •K. Gentlemen in the Country desirous of having their Clothe s made in London, by sending a Letter, post paid, to she above, may have instructions to measure theinselves.,-- ' l oaths sent to any part ot the World. Now winter falls " A heavy gloom oppressive o'er the world, " 'Through nature shedding influence malign, " And rouses up the'seetl. of dark disease." LIFE, HEALTH, HAPPINESS. THE Regular PraEtitioner plumes himself in alai superior sagacity which enables him to delett the im postures of the Quack, while tl.e latter. with equal blunt. ties, if nortrutn, retorts the charges of ignorance and ineffi racy on the established system of Regular Medicine. . . " Who shall decide when DoEtors disagree ?" Let Presumption smile, . Pride frown : it is a la'menta bletruth, that the pre:ent state of Medical Pretension, as a certainty, is not to be ranked with the meanest mechanical discovery of the .be. _ For me ,ct Galen moulder on the shelf, I'll live and be Physician for myselt: There is out oneinfailible criterion which cannot deceive. Experience the Test of Truth. —Dr. W EBS'r ER'S V E - - , G ETABL E. MEDICI N E, the English Diet Drink, has for nearly 6o years, in every species of Fever, in all, kinds of Nervous Complaints, in Scurvy, in Scrofula, in Dropsy, in the 6 ravel, &a uniformly restored the dejected,to spirits, the exhausted to strength, and 'recalled the vital spark to multitudes, whom proleSsional skill had ,abandoned in des. spair. Dr. W. well kneWr the pernicious and destructive effeds of quackery, and was - therefore decidedly. hostile to all de- - sefiptions of Quacks—he was an ernineht Physician, of ex tensive experience, and who, tot halt a century, dispenSed more benefits to suffering humanity, by the application of this Vegetable Remedy, than all the praditioners hi the Mo dern Materia Medica can boast. He happily combined a 'per fed knowiedge of the humairfraine, and of the animal ceco, nomy, with botanical science, and was therefore completely qualified to administer such preparations with success. Those who: wish to see' his unproved Vegetable System and Principles fully developed, may, by applying to tote Venders, •procure his own Treatise, a new edition of which 'is just .published price Ss. and also a small pamphlet, con thirty cases of remarkable cures, which all occurred during the last year. This invaluable Medicine is now faithfully prepared by E. Slee and Co. Borough High-street (saie Proprietors), from the original Recipe, which was assigned over to them by. Dr. Webster, seine years prior to his death. Sold in half pint bottles, is. ; pint ditto, 75. 6d.; and in quart ditto,- t4s. each, duty included. Wholesale only by the Proprietors ; also wholesale and re 'tail by their Agents, Messrs. Howard and Evans, Lang-lana; West Smithfield: • .• - All Letters and Orders {post paid) addressed to them, will !met the earliest attention. And is sold retail, by one at least, in every considerable Town in the United Kingdom, and by the following Venders of Metlicine in London : Eliiotson, chemist and Druggist, t.,6, Borough ; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, front of Um • Royal ,Lxchange, Curnhill Colesworthy,. Chemist and Druggist, , t 44, Whitechapel ; Mounsey, Chemist, 24, G reat Surrey.street, Blackfriars. road, and at Kennington_ cross;. Sanger (late Bacon) ijo, Oxford-street;' Midgley, Chemist and Druggist, 4 . 9, Strand; Hudson and Co. Che mists, &c. 27, Haymarket ; Ward, 324, klolboru and, Mat tress,. Paltriner, 85.Fleet=street. INSANITY. PERSON of respeaabiliiy, whose Friends . have kept a House these thirty years past for the re. ‘:eption of INSANE. LADIES, wishes to receive One or Iwo under her care, when their Friends may depend on that t'enderness and Sympathy requisite to their unfortunate.case. The House and Situation are undeniable, the Air particularly li alularious, and the distance from Town short. and con. venient, with_Coaches to and from the Metropolis three times a day, Any Lady or Gentleman, who may have a Female Rela tive labouring under Mental Derangement, will find this a %nos! desirabie opportunity, as not more than two will be 4 dmittce t . Tice Patient will be under the immediate Care of the Principal herself, and therefore not subject, (as is t.vo Nueintv the case) to the control of the Attendants. Cards of Addiess are left with Mr. Thornhill, No. 144, New Bond-street. - 0 ICH ARDSON, GOO . DLUCK, and Co. the Contnittors, respcatully submit the following Scheme of the present Lottery to the inspettion of the Public:They do n t conceive that any comment upon its advantages is ne cessary, as they feel assured that its superiotit) will appear en a fair comparison with - the Scheme of any former Lottery. TICKETS and SHA It ES are on Sale at their Offices, the Corner of 134tik- buildings, Cornhill, and lacing the King' s Mews, Charing Cross, where, iu, the Last Lottery {drawn the IStli l etnuary, 1811) No. 3,456, 'a Prize of 20,0ee1, was sold us Eleven Shares. • • SCHEME. Xxo,oco of C to,at,o 15,c00 .lo,or 5,000 4000 3,00 u . 1 4 000 2,000 Soo, 4 00 303 20) 100 15.000 io,coo l 5,000 4,0.0 3,000 4,0c0 • 4.000 3.000 3 z.o 3,000 . 2,430 2,0°3 100 124 2,000 4,50C> 2 r D~o 3,c00 3,tco 30,0z0 Only ta,coo Tickete, all differerit.Numhers. The iv hole b. be determined in One Day, the 3c.th of this Month, M 0 DA 1; APRIL 6, 1812. EAST INDIA TRADE. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, March xi', 1812. A T, a . GENERAL ME.ETING \of the MER -1-I.'. CHANTS, 'SHIP-OWNERS, MANUFACTU RE RS, and Others, interested in the , Trade of this Port, and the Neighbourhood,, convened by the Right Worshipful the MAYOR, and held This Day at the Gui,dhall, for the Purpose of taking into Consideration the'Expediendy of Adopting, preparatory to the EXPIRATION of the EAST COMPANY's CHARTER, such MeJsurcs as may be.calculate& to obtain a General Participation in the Trade s jiitherto confined to that Company exclusively ; GEORGE FORSTER, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair. It was unanimously Resolved, a. That it the undoubted Right of every British Subic& to exercise a Free Trade with every Country, dependent upon, or in amity with, the British Empire, .strbjett only to such RestriCtions as the nature of the Trad e may renter necessary. 2. That. the Monopoly hitherto enjoyed by the East India Company, while it has precluded the Private Merchant from participating in the Trade,'has been so far from operating to the advantage of the Company, that it has reduced them to the necessity of Applying to-Government, for repeated and enormous Loans of the Pir•lic Money to support their Esta blishment. ..... 3. That the exclusive Privilege in question, is attended with this peculiar circumstance of aggravated hardship, that while it excludes sue liritish Merchant trout all participa tion in the Trade, Foreigners are permitted to share its Ad vantages. 4. That the Argument which has so ofte, been used in favour of this Monopoly, that the Capitals of Private Mer chants are inadequate to the prosecuting of so extensive and distant 'a Trade, is completely 'answered by the tact that, Foreign Merchants, previously to the late. Restriction 00 Neutrals, had succeeded in taking to themselves more than one halt of the East India Trade. S. That if any reasons were wanting apinst the continu ance of this Monopoly, the obstacles which political circum stances have almost every where interposed to cramp and letter the operations of British Merchants; would furnish the most unanswerable. 6. That this Meeting being firmly impressed Witt; .these Sentiments; deems it expedient that Petitions, founded on the,. basis 01 these Resolutions. be immediately prepared and presented to boils Houses of Parliament, praying, 7 :t the Monopoly, enjoyed by the East Indiacompany, tray be suffered to expire with their existing 42,.arter ; --That the Gentlemen below be a Committee, for the Purpose of Pre paring such Petition ; and that they he authorised to print and circulate of these Resolutions, and of the Pea- tions, and to corresin , • ft and co-overate with the Commit tees appointed for siiii .ar put, cises in other parts of.the Kingdom. 7. 1 hat a Subscription be immediately opened, for the purposed of cal tying these Resolutions into efK•et. b. That Earl Grey and Lord Percy be requested to pre. sent the Petition - to the House of Lords, and S r Matthew White Ridley, Bart. and Charles Donn tirandling, Esq. Manners for this 'town and County, to the House of Com mons; and that they, and tha Members for the Counties of Noritiumberlind and Durham, be requested to use their ut most exertions in its support. . GEORGE FORSTER, Mayor. The Chairman haying lett the Chair, • . Resolved unanimously, . • • . : That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Worshipful the Mayor, tor his readiness in Convening the Meeting, And tot his able and impartial Conduct in the Chair. --- • COMMITTEE. The Right Worshipful the Mayor. • The Master of the •Triuitv House.. Sir Ctir-I,,rorth loseph liultnr, Esq. 'South Shields. Nicholas Fuilless, Esq. ditto. WilLam Linskill, Esq. Tynemouth Lodge. Thomas Einerson t-leadlain, Esq. Catcalled. William Claik, Esq. Long Benton. Thomas Smith, Esq. Newcastle. Benjamin Sorsbie, Esq ditto. Mr. john Graham Clarke, (tato. Mr. lulin Walker, De,:kura.square. Mr. P. I. Bulgier, Leinington. Mr. lohu Hawkes,. Gateshed. Mr. William Redhead, Carville. Mr. Robert Rankin, Newcastle. Mr. Matthew Plummer, ditto. Mr. Joseph Lamb, ditto. Mr. Snallet Dale, ditto. Ni. Miles Monkhouse, ditto. - Mr. William Arinstroo4, ditto. THONIAS BROWN, Secretary. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Marrh to, THE COMMISSIONERSfOr VICTUALIMM His MAJESTY'S NAVY ds hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the loth of ApriVnext, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed op), and treat for the supply (on separate Contraarf of what FRESH BEEF arid S •P R() VISIONS may be demanded for the service of bit Ma jesy's Ships and Vessels at LiMerick,-and in the k/tier Shannon, in Ireland, for Twelve Montht certain, and further until Six Months' vrarning shall be given for the termination thereof: to be paid for by Bills, payable was lnterest, Ninety Days afier date. The Conditions of the Central may be seen at the Secretary's ,Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Co&dor of his Mir; jetty's Cushons at Limerick. regard will be bad to airy Tender in luhich the Price shall not be ;alerted in worai at length, or that shall not be delivered to the.Boa:dbefote. One o',cio,.k on the saki .Frieky the loth . of April next, not unlesi -the Person Who' males the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to ans Wet when called fot i nor rwill any Tender that contains extravagant prices upon some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon others, be considered as proper to be admitted. Each Tender must also be accompauLd by a Letter signed by two responsible Pertems, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5 ,01. for the due performance Of each of the said Contraas. ' ItrUALLINV-U March 25, am. - rHE . COMMISSIONERS, or VICTUALLING al t Ilis 111/IyESTY:s NAVY do hereby give . Notice, That on Tuesday, the 7th . of Ap ii next,they will be ready to receive ren'- ders in writing, (sealed up), and treat for Two Hundred Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA AtUM,, to he deli vered, duty free, from Warehouses in which the same shall have been bonded, into' his Majesty's' Vielualling Stores at Deptford, cne half thereof in the course of 'one Month 11-s'n the day of Contract, and the other half in one Month afterwards ; as :d for One Ilundrid Tons (J./BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA RAI. SINS, to he aniweraPe to .vampks (of not less than two pounds weight each) to be poduced Witb the rendel s, and to be deliver ed into the J.ild Stores at Deptj,rd in the.couise of one month, ,The Whole to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, Ninety Days afc date. The Conditions of the Contrafi nr,g be 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 delivered to the Board, before One o'Clock 611 the saidTnesday, the 7th of April next, nor sorb's: the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer Icrisrn ealleof for. 1- - rr r ! .^2-r.l._ Pl!' N. March 31, an. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING Hi s Ai47ESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on-Friday', the ;cab of April next, they will .be ready receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Nine Hundred Quarters 4f NEW PALE,, and Three Hundred Quarters of NEW CLO S E DRIED AMBER MALT; to be aorwer able to Samples (ol , not less than one Quart each) to he produced with the T,nders, and to be delivered within the space of a Fort. night into his Majesty's ViEtualling Stores at Deptford; and also fo, One Moulted and Fifty ,Tons of VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO, to be delivered in the per!od of Six Weeks'at the flirts and in the proportions undermentioned, viz, Tons. So Deptford Portsmouth Plymouth 3 0 the whole to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, Ninety Days alter date. The Conditioni of the Contrails ntly be seem at the Secretary's I PRICE STXPENCF..HALP:,F,N7YY ADMIRALTY-OFFICE. Match 23,, 1812. HIS Royal High - beis the Prince: Iteow bath, in the name and on the behalf of the King, signified to triy Lords CommissiOners of the Aditlitalty, the Riay:d plea sure, that the. Uniform Clothing at present woili e. the flag Officers, Captains; Conimanders, Lietitenants, Mattel's' Mates, and Midiliipmen of his MajeSt 'S Royal Navy, shall be altered in the manner undermentioned, namely : 4UMJRAL OF THE FLEET. #ULL DRESS. Coat of flue Cloth, lilue Cloth Collar, White Cloth Lappells and Cuffs,s, with five Laces r , und the t;utrs ; laced as at present. P.paulettei as at present; Buttons the same as at present, with the addition of a crown over the Anchor. Office. No regaid will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the . Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the moth April neat, nor unless the Person ,tuho make: the Tender, or some Per— scn on hii behalf, attends, to anrwer when cal ed for,. PICTUALLING-OFFICE, • ';'April 3, Om. 'THE COMMISSIONERSfio VICTUALLIAG His MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on undqy, the 2 ist last. they will be ready to receive Ten ders: in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply of wha t VEGETA 13 L S may iefremanded for the Servite of His Ma jesy's Ships and Vessels in ,Torbay, fram the tot of 'May next to the prb. of April, :813„hlth days inclusive ; to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, Ninety Days after date. • The Conditions of the Contrail may be'seen at the Secretary' s Ogee, at this Office, or by arp& , ing to Air. fistinphrcji Bartlett, at brrixhans, No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the price shall not he inserted in words at length, or'that iball not be deliver ed to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 21st Jolt, nor unless the Person who nutkes the Tender, or some Person on his beh.tlf attends, to answer when culled for. bacb Tender must also be accompanied ly a Lette► signed by two reeponsible Persons engaging to' become bound 4.t'ith the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of toe/. Jro the due pekformance of the Contract. MRS. (WEE'S NEW NOVEL. This Day was published, In Three Volumes canto. price il. is. boards, TEMPER ; or 'DOM ESTIC SCENES ; A Tale. By MRS. ONE.. A Horse not broken becometh headstrong, and a Child left to himself will be wilful." • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and rrnwn, Paternoster—row; and at the British Gallery, .54, New Bond-street. Of whom May be had, by the same Author, I. Simple Tales, 4 volt. 12IIIJ : pace is. boards. 2. Father and Datigiiter, iztno. 45. 6d. ditto. 3 Adeline.Mowbray, 3 vols. 12,i110. 13s. 6d. ditto. Poeins,-fuolseap Svo. 6s. ditto. S. WAirior's iwurn, ditto, 6s. ditto. • UNDRESS. Blue Cloth, Blue Cloth Collar, White Lappells and Cuffs with five L.ces ; laced. round the Collar and Lap pells to the end of the Skirts ; Flap and Frame, Hips and Back Skirts laced ; Twist Button Holes in Lappells and Flaps as at present ; li,paulettes and Bitttons same as in the Dress Unitform. ADMIRALS.: FULL DRESS. The same as the Adinir.l of the Fleet, with only four Laces on the Cuff... VIOE-ADMIRALS. The same with only three Laces on the Cuff's. REAR-ADMIRALS. The sae with only two Laces on the Cuffs. The Epaulettes,•Withtheiespedive Distindions of three, two, and one Star, the same as at present. Buttons as at present, with the addition of a Crown over the Anchor. The Undress or-Frock Uniform of Flag Officers, except the Admiral of the Fleet, to be the same as at present, with the alteration only of the Button. The Captain to the Admiral of the Fleet, and First Cap— tains to Commanders in Chief (if not Flag Officers), to wear, while so employed, the Undress or Frock Uniform of Rear._ Admirals. • Captains and Commanders of his Majesty's Fleet to wea Uniforms of the same pattern. 1 he Full Dress to be similar to that now in use, except. ing that the Lapinlls and Cuffs are in futureto be White, laced as at present, with a Crown over an Anchor on the Button. Captains and Cbmmanders arc both to wear two Epau. lettes, of the same pattern as at present, with only the fol— lowing Distinlions The Epaulettes of Captains Three Years Post s to ha►e ' an addition of a Silver Crown over a Silver Anchor. The Epaulettes of Captains under Three Years Post, to have the Silver Anchor without the Crown. The F pAtitetteS of Commanders to - Lieutenants of his Majesty's Fleet to wear a Dress Uni. form of the same pattern as. Captains and Commanders . , but without any Lace, and with one plain Epaulette (simi lar to that now worn by .Captains and Commanders) on the Right. Shoulder ; Buttons of the same pattern as for Cap tains, The Undress or Frock Uniform of Captains, Commanders, and Lieutenants, to be the same as at present worn by Cap. tains and Commanders, with the addition of the Epaulettes and Button, which are to be worn the same as in the full dress. • . . The whole of the Commissioned Ofticeri of his Majesty's Fleet to have the LinLigs of their dressed Uniforms White. The Flag Officers only to have the Linings of their dressed. Uniforms White Silk. Masters' Mates and Midshipmen to wear the same Uni. form as at present, with the alteration of the. Button only, which is to be of the same pattern as that of the Captains and Lieutenants. Their Lordships do hereby give - notice thereof to all Flag Officers, Captains, Commanders, Lieutenants, Masters' Mates, and Midshipmen, and require and-dired them strialy to conform thereto. The said Alterations being to take end generally on the lath August, iSI2; but such Officers orthe ROyal Navy as may have occasion, before that period to make up New Uniforms, are at liberty t 9 have them made Up according to the New Patterns. j. W. CRC/KER. N.B. The several Patterns may be seen at this Office. This Day was published, price as. THE RIGHTS of CONSCIENCE sisrted and defined, in Reference to the Modern :nfernretation of the Toleration Act; in a Di . scourse'delivered at Essex-strea Chapel, February 5, 18 - tz, being the Day a p po i nted for General Fast. 'l'o which are annexed, Notes avid an App c n., dixiliustrative of the Toleration Aet. By THOMAS BELSI - IANI. _ Printed for JJ. lohnson and Co. St. Paul's Churchyard. MRS. HELM'S POSTHUMOUS WORK. • This Day was - ,publishd, In Three Volumes, 121110. price t6s. 6cl. boaids, AGDALEN or, The Penitent of Godstow. An Historical, Novel. Ey ELIZABETH HELME, Author of St. Margaret's Cave, or the Nun's Story, the Fll - of tha Cross, &c. &c. Printed for No, bury, lireotfort ; and C. Cfadock and W. toy, No. 32, Paterty)ster-row. Where may be had, • Campe's Discoveries oti Columbus, Cortez and Pizarro, translated by Mrs. Hr.lme, a new edition, just published, price i6s.r . d. 11. 2S 'half-bound, 'T - 'HE ANTI-JACOBIN REVIEW, and On. TOODGX CiiIJRCHMAN's MAGAZINE, Nuta ber 105, 'published This Day, CONTAINS A full Discussion of the Catholic Question ; a Refutati, n of the Catho . lic " Statement." A Lettet to i Protestant - Dissenter on the Cathoke Claims, with Remarks on the sane' • . , Cominews on ceitain Reported Speeches on'tord Tarring. Nlot :Animadversions on the Lancastrian System of Education, and on the Edinburgh Review. t‘cuLint of the 'New'hible Society at Cambridge.. •IN-ttli many other Articles on topics of iinmedidte and ur. gent Interest, both to the Churcti and Sate. No 161. contains the literal Copy of an Exeornmunica. Lion issued by the Pope in 17j8, agAinst a Protestant British uOject, in the'Heart ulthe britisli Empire ! \\ al?