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'l• I' kIUMBER :!;843•1 TtIEATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. pusrEV )er E fo N EVEN T ING, J an. 9, 1 8 05 , wil l h • THE WEST INDIAN. Stockwell, Mr. POW E LL ; Bekour, Mr. EILISTON ; Major O'Flaherty, Mr , iOHNSTONE. • i - Charlotte Ruiport, Miss DUNCAN ; And Louisa Dudley, Miss M EL LON. After which ',for the itsth time) the new Pantomimic Ballet of OLD HARLEQUIN% FIRE-SIDE. .The Airs accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weippert. • • Old Harlequin, Mr. MALE g . Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE. Young Harlequins, 'Maittr OSCAR BYRNE, Master TOKELY, Miss C. Miss A. BRISTOW, Miss WELLS. Old Columbine, Miss TAYLOR; Columbine, IV)rs. SHARP. • Young Columbines, MitsIIO.ODWIN, Miss 11; 400 DWIN. Time, Mr; FISHER ; Genii,. Mrs. SCOTT; And Putich,-Mr. GRIMALDI. To which will be added the Farce of A HOUSE 'lO BE SOLD. Captain Kristin, Mr. DOWTON I Ct4ilthlCeso'a,. ItA.V.NI3IJ.R 4 Mr: KELLYI Maihick, Mr. w.gwyczEß ; Matthew, Mr. SUET'''. Mrs. Dorville, Mrs. SPARKS ; Charlotte, Miss DE CAMP; - ' Fanny, Mrs. BLAND.. - Boxes 65. .Second Price 35. I'it 3h. 6d. Second Price is. Callery Set.ond Puce is. Upper Gallery is. Second price 6d.—No Money to be Returned. Places for the Itoxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the llox-Oilice, in Little Russell street. ' The Poors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. ivatit Rex et Regina! To-morrow, Hamlet; with The Virgin Unmask'd. On Friday, Tite.lielle'.s Stratagem; with Old Harlequin's Fireside, anti Richard Cceur de Lion. . 9a Saturday, The Suspicious Husband. • . _ NEVER ACTED. .TtIEATRE-ROY AL, COVENT-GARDEN. T9' MORROW EVFNING, Jan. /0, tBos, will be pertormed,for the Ist time, a New Pla, in , Pive Ad s ,' called y I'HE SCHOOL OF REFORM; Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. The Principal Characters by Mr. COOKE, Mr, C. KEMBLE, • . Mr. MUN.DEN, Mr. LEWIS, Mr RAY EMERY l!rs. CIBRS, Mrs. ' MU L R iTcIin ,Mr EL . D, Miss,BRUNTON , , Mrs DAV E.N PO RT, and Mrs. ST. LEGER. • The Prologue .to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. The Epilogue by Alis. LITCUPIILD. Ott' which will be presented, for the isth time, a new Setio Comic Melo-Dramatic PantomMte, cal led 'HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER ; Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL. With eimirely new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dre:ises,and Decorations. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. , navy. The Action of the Melo-Drama produced under the duedion of Mr. l'arley. The Principal Characters by Mr,. BRUNTON, Mr. tiLkNCHARD, Mr. SIMPIONS, Mr. DEN M AN, .Mr. ATKINS ) J EFFERIES, Mr. E. Mrs. A' KINS, Miss DAVI ES,MENAGMARTYR, ATI„V.S' 11r. The Panto m i me CharA6ters by POLOGNA, sun. . Mr. DLISOIS,,Mr. KLANERT, Mr. BOLOGNA , M'. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. ABBOT. Miss SEARLE. Boxes 6s. Pit 35..6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery ts. Places for the 'loxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the :Sox-Office, in Hart-street. The Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Per : fortnance begin at Halt-past Six. The New Pantouthne will be repeated every Evening till lUttlier notice: A new Musical .Entertainment, in two Aas, is in rehear sal, it flit Will very soon be produced. . . THEATRE. OF ANATOMY, , 14 . I l lenheirn.street, Great Marlborough -street, "- • •-- • R. BROOKE'S , will ,will commerce his SPRING .4-7 -4- COU,RSE oflicTilktES; on A NATOMY, PFt Y. T wo ' stO L OGY, and SURGERY, ohSaturday i'9th fanuary, at oC lock. . - • •.. • v S )a •• (4 " s •partments, thoroughly ventilated, and tcplete IWilli ever -A, convenience, ix ii I be 'ppen . daily, until Two .Clock, tor the p url of Dissading and I njeding, where __a". wookes- constantly attends to dired the . Students , and uemonstrate the various Parts as they appear on DisSeition. T'An extensive Museum, comprising a Collection of Prepa.. 'ions illu strativeof every part of the flumniki4Y. and )ts tese'lles, the r esu l t of many .Yegs labour, and great Ex. r?ce, is at t a ched to this Theatre. to which the Students Ili have occitaional admittance. _, etentitmen established in Praetice,- and 1 1 1 . 1 r Anatomy, wishing to renew mAy be accommodated With an Apartment to pi in privatelY• ......„ A ,...... ..........., SUBSCRIPTION READING ROOMS, I In every P art of the Country. P tile In or , Manager - of every Reading .„.* Room in the principal Towns in Great Britain will favour '.,re. Bell, of the Weekly Messenger Office, London, with itlit'!ilir address, by letter, post-paid, he will semi them. a- Copy witintLkle, Uttivtit saLAoveartszu,'GßATlS; the First l'a l ;7 1. °t 'Which will be publiAcd, on legally Stamped Sat:„-ciZ S . a turday, 1.111. 19, tBos,.atid Continued Isytryo . ocr rerttni'll'l,4(rae4-rrarts, on a Plan which-mus . t prov e h ighly Into. .utageutts to the Commun i ty at la ge.. To HE CHURCH PRE I'ERMENT. -•A ? r SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ;4 - 1. RP E I IJAL CURACY or TWO TIUN. )t( D „ ,t4bj e d to rOUNDS A-YEAR, in a desirable Coufiy. 4riv other !I.Lite of Sixty, in a declining 'statt.t ; with P ot p4,':•ivig. Residence not tie, tienlars address to Mr. Christie, Pall-Mall. _ . . . . • 'CANDLES AND SOAP. . A WAREHOUSE is opened, at . No. 11321 ~..,., .Fleet-streer, fot supplying tor ready mut n the.above Article, at very IoW Prices, Families, for the Trale ; otily. ire ll A large Stock being kept, - export and .country orders ex ec uted at the shortest notice. .., ~....._ ..--z....."_.............. .'ne .. W A. only REFIOUSE for •CU RIOUS FINE FLAN. NELS. to ANDOLPH NOT Flannel Draper H'er 9 . 111.,(41 M ajesty, No, tot, Newrate-streer, begs leeCto_": t ir It the Nobility. and Public,- that he has now ' on sal e a ,ge th e (Wale very bestWelch, Salisbury, and other White Linsies, Serges, Swanskin for Honang otper ly'i?.t,ns, White and Scarlet ,Bath Coating,. and particularly 4 Illeiiii;e FLlffici,_of .very curious mapufadure for (!entie ; 8,,,. $ 'Under waistcoats, Shi , ts ) . *4'o. with' 4' variety 01.. 41i"ift Flanne l s ; also thick green'init light- blue Baizes, of hi,,,Wnidths, tor covering Carptts, ._Doors, &c. Green ciotns. .4...,!itt1, with yellow BOrders, and spotted Flannel:. to, IthilrngAiowns. like wise liii real nine-times died!. Flue ho tio fitockiitio• c iov,es ..Caps. and Socks, articles which kr ii%t)..ipstlY and' universaly acquired the greatt,St r el) tt . tat . iop ii, 141 eu. extraordinary ctficaCtin TIT cure of the RheUindttST !in A tt.ni. Patent llee r Hosiery, I lliontillatued in Yar4- l e.es 4: blankets on the lo weat ' u. Salis'buty Flaunt:lF, pkAin• and p fill ted. for 116156e5'.' THE To the GENTRY. CI.ERCY, and tREEHOLDERS, • of the COUNTY of RUTLAND. CENTLTMEN, AVACANCY in the Representation of your County in Parliament having occurred by the much lamented Deatkof Lord Carberry, I beg leave, on the grinunt of my Connexion with a Family for which you have so long manifested the kindest partiality, to make you a respalful tender of my Services to succeed him. Having, I trust, by my former condua in Parliament proved my Attachment to our King and glorious Comstitu tion, I skill make no other profession of my • Public Prin ciples than that I am determined to persevere in the same Line of Condua, and to evince myself a faithful Guardian of your Rights and Privileges. • I lipe the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient And very faithful humble Servant, HENNIK.ER. Bath, Tan. s, acs. P.SI I ain preparing immediately to leave this Place, that I may take the earliest opportunity of paying my Respeas to you in Person. THE 28th of this Month the STATE - LOT. TERY begins Drawing. S;11EN1 E. of L 2i,000 ate ,Czs,orto 20,040. - 0,000 3;erzo 5,00 n s, 04:4 - 6,000 5,0 x) - 3 gODO 23,n00 2 .. 6 30 - 6o • 6, sso . as,ooo Tickets • ' Casoemo Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows • • Pirst-drawn, Ist Da,Clcoo First-drawn, 6th Day ',Csoo Ditto - ad Day sOc Ditto - 7th Dav to,ooo Ditto - 3 d ' Day ' soo Ditto - Bth Day 2j,0(r0 Ditto - 4th Day sco Ditto ' .." - 9th Day Saco Ditto - p I h Day S oo . Ditto - - tot • p Day tOOO C LIK ETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed Lottery Office. WEDNESDA Y, JANUARY 9, lijOs. SUN. NEW AND ORIGINAL VOYAGES AND TRAVELS Published periodically. MR. PHILLIPS respetif u lly i n f orms t h e Pub lic, that the Third Number of The HISTORY of CONTEMPORARY. VOYAGES and TRAVELS, pub. lished this day, contains Michan xis Travels in the Back Set tlements in America in doz, just published in Paris Cassas's Piaitresque Travels in Istria and Dalmatia—icutt. ner's Travels in Denmark. and Sweden.—ltinerary of the Tourney of the late English Embassy to, Constantinople— . And Kotzebue's fourraerto. Paris ; illustrated with two large Vie a, and a Map, price half.a.crown each Number, being • the cheapest Book of Modern Voyages and Travels ever published, while the various new and important - rnfor. nation clontainedinit is po where else to be Met with. Vincent's Voyages to the Islan.ls in the Indian Ocean ; the Walk from l.eipsic, through Italy, to Syracuse ; Olas sen's Travels in Leland ; and Milespiria:s Voyage roitiNtf the World, will speedily be introduced, well as all in teresting Accounts of recent Voyages and Travels, as thst as they appear. • N o . 6. N e w Rridee.etreet. neC. 29. tgn4. Dr. Nl.A.VOtti* Nh W wOittc. This Day was published, In Two elegant Volumes, Foolscap Odiavo, price Guinea, in boards, A FATHER'S GIFT to his CHILDREN • con slating of Original Essays, T a l es , Fables, Retl:4ions, &a. • By WILLIAM MNVOR, LL.D. Vicar of Hurley, in P.crlsitire; and Chaplain to the Earl of iJo.ra. Printed for Richard Phillirs,' No. 6, New Bridge-street, aid to he hactof all BoAsellers. MISS TEAIPLE's POEMS. This Day was published, In One elegant Voluine, Foolscap Octavo, price Ss. in • boards, PGEMS. By LAURA SOPHIA TEMPLE. • • Printedlor Richard Phillips, No. 6, New Bridge street,. an& to be had of all. Booksellers. • This - Day was.published, price .s. bd. THE LAND WE LIVE ; :he new Comedy, , acted, for the first time," at Drury.lano Theatre, on Saturday, Dec. "z 9, lly f RANCIS LUDLOW HOLT, Esq. Printed by R. Wilks, and sold by 1.. Belli at •the Weekly Messenger Offic e, Soutti.impton-streer, Strand. 6l- On th e various Readings and Rehearsals Of this Play, it was honnured With the most distinguished and lihe. ral commendations .4ut;.frnm.varioua causes., it was . not so fortunate as to meet w it „g-nval pprubatiop on Satur. day night. The Author ltis been advisied by his Friends to submit it to the judgment of toe Public in gcneral, who, by a perusal of it,, may forty' their own opinions on its real ur pretencied Merits. , PRESENT PRICE. Price of Ticket i 8 t 7 o - - £9 12, o Eighth . . ; Cr, 9 o ()fluter - 4 17 o I Sixteenth • . r 6 * o * Tickets and Shares will rise as the Drawing ap. proaciles." CAIN TO A CERTAINTY, No. 4, CORNHI'LL, and y, CHARING.CROSS, itisH aziurcs the Public that the Sale of • LOTTERY TICKETS and SHNRES is so much greater,than was,expet.Acd, that it is doubtful whether there will be Tickets sufficient to last till the Drav‘ink'beginti. The scarcity will certainly cause a 'great advance in the Price, and as a security to thpse who purchase from this time, HE ENGAGES TO , TAKE BACK, •at the present Pricz.-on the Saturday before the Drawing, a 1 1 Tickets bought at his Offices, provided the - Price is less than he present, therefore the Public MAY GAIN, ,but CANNOT LOSE. In the late Year (104) he shared and, sold the following Ca pital Prizes : t Prize Or • ,'20,040 4 Prizes of - Xaoco 13 ,000 8 - - 1003 Incoo 6 - • - ••' 00. All Business in the Public Funds trans a cted with fidel i t y and dispatch. STATE 10 T'l Begins Drawing the 28th of this Month: Ur ALL and Co. at their Licented STATE LOT- VERY OFFICE, No. 88, Coruhill, Corner of the Royal Exchange (Successors to Mr. NICHOLSON), re. spedfully acquaht their Friends and the Public, till,' the Tic KETSand (duly stamped) HALVES, QUARTZ RS, EIGHTHS; and SIXTEEN THS, are on Sate in variuty of . Numbers,_andon the lowest Terms. *** Orders from the Country, remitting good Bills, at a short date, Bank Notes, Cash, or Post-0 hi:;,,! Orders, ext. `mated on the same 'retells as if personally present. PriicS paid on Demand. TO BE DISPOSED OF, A N • Old.establi%h e d ' an a ver y 'ValliAle PRO VINCIA.LL NEWSPAPER. None need apply who cannot command from pool. to Letter& ,( pos t- paid) addressed to C. D.. to Itie care .pf Messrs. Taylet and Newton No. g, Warwick-squve, Lon don, 'will he immediately 'forwarded to, sktid•answeted by, the Advertiser. 7 • TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND SCHOoLs: YOUNG GENTLEMEN under Fdiliteen, and Ladies younger or'.Older, taught the' genteelest Setae- Lion of Steps, ever fashionable, elegant,' intcrestin4 I - art 41 DA NCI N Walking, Sitting, Entering and Quitttng Cot pang, with graCi) And Aliaress ; for One Guinea per' Quarter, or School Vacation; no Entrance charged One Fintily irig,many Learners. pay less,. Ladies taught separate from the Gentlemen. LeSstnisiwoitours and a half - twice a-week, NfOrnings'Or Evenings, by Mr. ALLEN, assisted by Messrs. Tomlin:- son, Adams, and glinisdyke,. at No. 19. Sherrarti-street,. Golden-square, No. to, Great Alie-street, Goodman's, Eel as, and NO. Etimerie-street, Fleet-street: ' Pupils of Ailrage , who never learned in youth, are soon taught every modern Requisite of Dancing', quite in private. The Selea Subscription AsseitiblieS as usual. Large Schools engaging Mr. Allen to teach, will find their advantage. • • BEAUTY AND CIAANLINF.Sg." • ' To sweeten the Breath, cleanse the Mouth s prestry,e and whiten the Teeth, cure Gum Biles, and 'remove all ciferi sive Uleerations, is recommended the ANII3OI NA LC/T[ON. THE Drug fiotn - 'Which the Lotion is preparhi is peculiarly adapted for ail disorders, of the mown', TEETH, and (U ;it was first importe,t by 'a Gentle. man of known cliaraeter and fortune, who having experienced its ixondertul itligts„introditced it for the oenetit of others. While it cleanses the Mouth of all impurities and foetid -par ticles, It whitens the Teeth, heals the Gums,' arid instantly sweetens the Breath. Nothing is so pleat a draWbach to beauty as bad Teeth, -nothing More olßusive than a feetid Breath ;--the Awboyna Lotion, on the first application, iniproves the former inittre moves the latte 4 'while by its antiputrescent and balsamic qualities, it prevents decay, and removes all exciesences.• _ Shaw and Edwards,l4o. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, hay. ,ing the able• Right, io, the Sale of the alaove'and following medici n eg,lts Majesty's Commissioners of Stamp Duties, to secure their Property from Piracy, hay o ordcred their ad dress, Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, to be engraved on the Stamps`accompanying each Medicine. — This is the only mark of authenticity. Sir john Hill's s. d; . 2.d. Balsam of Haley - • - 3 6 Marshall's Cerate t Essence. Watertinek . 3 6 Hallant's Antibil, Pills 2. 9 Tincture Valerian .. 36 -- Ext. tatlaSia 56' Bardana - • . 3 6 Newton'sfrootit Powder a 9 "` Centaur - 3 6 Widow Welch's Pills a - Church's Cough Drops z o Chamberlain's Pills 2 9 .p4r,torat hue A Detergent Oint. $ 9 Chjiblain ()int.! t 6 Weasel's Jesuits' Drops s 9 Tooth %ch Tindure - • t ij. Specific Remedy '9 A mboyna Mouth Powder 2 6 Sovereign Ointment for Lotion - - 4 6 the Itch, a Curs by 2i • Cornwall's Cordial : - 6 Hours Application a 6 Where also may be had every Patent and Public Medicine, warranted genuine. All Venders oldie above Medicines are requested to apply to Shaw and Edwards (by whom a liberal AliQwance is made), ant where only they can be had gendiac. TEiE WO_Li - KS pritUBERT *BURNS . . - This Day 'ivere•published. 1. THE WORKS of ROBERT BURNS ; con. taining the Poemi formerly published, with some Additions and Notes; Poems hitherto unpublished or uncoi reefed ; and his Correspondence. With an Account of his Lit: ; and a Crticism on his Writings. To which are pro. ',hied, some Observations on the Charader and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. , Fourth Edition, elegantly print& in 4 vols. Bvo. with a Portrait of the Author, price ni. t is. 6.d. in boards. _. . a. The Poetical Works of Robert Burns; *a new Edition, including the Pieces, published in his Corresp?tidcace, with his Songs and Fragments. To which is premed; a Sketch' of his Life. Elegantly printed 'in 3 pocket volumes, wi!lt a Poruait of the Author, price, rss. in boards, or in 3 YOl3. 'IIITIO. prZce sis. in board's. • Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davias, in the Strand; and W. C recch, at. Edinburgh. Or whom may be nal, lately published, and printed uni. formly with Burns' ‘vork, a new Edition, corrected and: en- larged, with a Glossary, of the Poems of Allan Ramsay ; to which are prefixed, a Life of the Author, from authentic Documents ; and Remarks on his Poems, m a large view of their merits ; in a large vols. !Ivo. with a Purtnit trein an original Drawing, by his Son, the late eminent Painter, ii. as. in boards. . FOlt THE USE OF FAMILIES, dm: • Mrs. TRIMMER's EXPLANATION of ihe BIBLE. This Day vv.a4.llubii*hed, Iu 'One large Volume Oatavd,,Price las. in bosrds, A. HELP to the UNLEARNED in th - q Study of •the. ifoLy SCRIPTURES, being an Attempts;to EXiiblin the Bible ist. a tanliliar way, adapted to common RP prelicitsiwi, and according to the Opinions of approved ntentatorc.' - $ . By Mrs. TRIMMER, . • Author of Sacred History, - selezied from the Scriptures, with 'Annotations- and Rettethons; and ather - and Edi tor .of the-Guardian ofliducation. • - . Printed for F. C. and I. Rivingtoo, No. 6a, St. Paul's. Clitircli-yard ; and 1. Hatchard, No. too, The design of the Author in this COmpilat;on has been, to furnish an Explanation of the Bible, which the nit .tearned Reader may be enabled to understaiul the Scriptures sufficiently to rest his Faith upon a solid 'foundation ; an.Cto know how to regulate his Practice in Piety and . Morality, by the Principlesand Rules of Christianity,; s' as to be guard ed against the sophistiy of Infidelity and the delusions of :Enthusiasm. Arid itt^ is hoped that thi WOO: may prove' maul- to Heads of Families, who give reJigious instruetton teettieir Domestics.; to Servants and others" In the infZiiar ClasseAcifSoCiety ; and to Masters and-Mistresses of Charity Schools for the Instruction of their Scholars. • CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. • 4 .'This Day was published, price 3s. 6d. (Dedicated to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales). REFLECTIONS on the POLICY and JUS. TICE of an immediate and 'garKral EMANCIPA TION of ilia ROMA N CATHO LI CS of Great 41`itain and Ireland. , . Py the latd ETR E. •' To which are. added, some Striaures eni the sante subjeta, 'by the Etl:tor... (First publithed in the year 1702.) Magna est Veriftts 8r prevalebit." ' " The flditor is happy to observe, that the above Work is referr, • to, as being of unquestionable authority, ir. some of the Lute Nit;rilixirg 91 Cobbett'i Politic. ti Register, by dit&rent Correspoi.dents, bOth in England and freland, whose. appro bation Inas: prove highly flattering; since their own writ►ng display.a degree of merit seldom to be met with:" - Sold by E. Booker, No. S 6, . New Bond-street. Shortly wilt be published, by the same Noble Author, A 'Succintt History of the Catholics of Englantt,' from the Reign "I King John to the present Time. HIS WRY AND SURVEY OF LONDON. This Day was,publishedi Neatly printed in Demy Odin° (to be continued weekly, , price ta. each Nt i or on Royal Wove Paper, with. Proof I mprer.iont 4 he. Plates, price ss.), embellished with a View of Wes ver Hall, No. I. of.. D NEW AN ORRECf.HISTORY AND A.sultvEv PP LONDON AND ITS . ENVIRONS ; containing an Authentic Account of its Foundation and Pro. gressive I tiCreaSe'ro its present vast Extent; with the State of its Population at dilt4ent Periods... The Origin and Pro = Kress of if R widely extended Commer ce . The History of its Laws, Customs, Immunities, and Privileges.— An Account of its numerous Companies and Societies, Comnercial, Re ligions, Legal; and Learnett,'—A Chronological Narrative of the Proceedings of its Inhabitants.; with an Accouut of the various Changes which have taken place in their Manners.-:- Biographical Notices of. its c•itinent Men. 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To accommodate the Virtuoso in Embellishments, and rho - Admirers of beautiful Printing, are published SU 0 ER l' . .)R EDITIONS, printed on Wove Vellum Paper, aici A ,ont;iin. iria; Poi traitz , of tr.: 2 , ,,5in:11 v•i! .I' , Nf'rc. v, ig,ricrte. s .L.! pte , :es to every. Y:ili.iiii,,,, ii'eakionat Seely itepreseatotions, and the first hnpression of the Plata. These tiditio;.s are double the price of the C;ieap Eklitiorts; vs - hicit are ;.014 .ac only Six-pence each Number . ; every . une,oil whiciv.ontains an Engraving, and bout tl.e. qinourty of Ltat:%--I,re,i c,ish , prised in each, the Wiirks arc relit :I%IJ less exl , c4lsive !hail the must common and duadoriled, - as is excinplid,:a by Ito: ' following prices; SELECT NOVELS. . -•- - •s. d.• ' . s. d. Solyman and Almena . . 0 61 Gulliver's TraveLs 2 o Nourj:thad - - o 6 i Sisters - - z 6 A lmoran and Hainct o 6 1 licit/iota - ' 2 6 Z./dig. .-.. . - to ' Joseph. Andrews - 2 6 Sentimental journey t • Female yui)v)io 3 Castle of. Otranto 1 0 Tolemacnub . 3 0 , RasSelas -1 , o Humphrey Clinker • 3 6 Theodosius JeConstantia 1 o Moral 'fairs '.- . 3 6 Be.lisatius'. - - 1o • Count fathom - 3 6 Pompey the Lfitle r o Tales of the Genii 3 6 Journeyto the nextWorldi 'o Roderic Random - 3 6 Candid , ''.- -. . 1 6 Tristram Shandy 4 6 I ouatlian Wild - 1 6 Amelia -, - 4 6 Peruvian Princess r 6 . 'Robinson Crusoe - i L t ouisa Mildinay . - I 6 Ailventusc:sof a Gu:.:ea 5 6 Adventures of an Atom i 6 Gil alas - 5 6 Vicar of Wakefield i 6 Tout -.- 6 6 Chinese Tales - i 6 Perelpine fickle -' 6 6 Tale of a Tub .-. ', a o Arabia n Nights - 0 Launeelot Greaves ;.. 2'o ' Von Quiv:e - ,3 6 Devil on Two Sticks zo" Pann,•la - _ /0 0 SACItED L.L.N.St,It.:S. Economy of Life' t 0 i bla.:kinc:re , m Cre•,tl , l r 5 Death or Abel ..- to 1 P.,ichso:irtn.the Cniisi a., „Uodd on pc2ti - r• • 1 Religion ~ - ic ; podct's Pris9l,4lllloghts t o I Pil g rim' s P rozeLs 2 o Ktlwe's Devout Exerc:ses t 0 i Rowe's Lerters - 2 6 YoUng's Centaur • - t 0 ticrv-.)'s M.:.i.tatioDS a 6 13 R 1 TISil.CLAS..:CS. Coldsinith's Esuys 1 o eit:,:...J. :, ! i.: 0 World '3 5hte.,410r..e% I,:ii)3 . &6, .:*.tt . ...,1::,..,: - . 5 6 Idler' - •- •' •• 3 0 it:erno!cr - - 6 6 rEI,i.C - 1: POE'I', ~ , Gray. - ‘. op I, ralconer •: - !:, s.•vage - '2 6 Collins - 0 6 Ccingr-Va - ,- : fart,,.! - a o (Itway - o 6 fooproa - 1.. N:1:.:WfIrlil: 2 0 RochaAer - 0 6 ttowc. - . 10 1 A k el , s , ac ~. a 0 Wid)li, - 06 i AC.kle . -, „T. .o Witt; 2 o S4ellicld ' - o 6,1 Br.;4lnr, -: z o , r;i, v e r ... a 0 Lyttleton .0 6 Malllit - i o S'ouierville 2 0 I GOldimith 0 6 Moore • - 1 o -Thomson 2 6 'Arinstrong o 6 Tickell. -. I o Miltoa - 3 6 Smoilett -o 6 Cunitinriatll i o Prwr - 3 6 Johnson - o 6 Lansdowne 20. Butler . 3 6 Garth - o 6 Addiion - 2 6 :Gay - . 3 6 Porrifret - 0 6 Shakspearc 1 6 Young . . DocisleY .. 0 6 Wailer - - 1 6 Pope 5 0 - - Warton -. i o Langhorne '1 6' Dryden '5 6 I ..4 0 Theabove Works may be tn..ii bonrid, or in sep.ir7.:e Nurnbci::. • , vrocif I iiirrezAt . tni, out large Paper,pice,Sixpence razt. Prints sold separAte fr om the Wort:.., ' . COOK ti.'* Cheap and elegant Pir.:ket Edition of • ' kittAif.'s lIISVORV Ol ENGLAND,, 'With Confirmations by Sinai let, and other., , (..:ofunion Edi- ' tiott,•liii‘c: 2s. 6.t. per Volume; Shperior Edition, Ss, per Volume. Hume ' ra Volumes, ,' - - Pria,C tt o . 6 Stnallet 7 _,V Ollll l l c3, ,• ••• ~. • 017 6 Coiltitlintion .p volurne, • - 015 0 Index. i Vtuneo! • •• - Additional Volumes are printing, w hi c h will bring d o wn time History to tne iirc:ro Time. .. , . , - . , . - 111'.1.1.'s 11121T151.1 TUE ATRE; • • , ' ' Price 6.1. each DrAnt, Common ; is, Fine. . . ' The Price of bincling the :atm* W(aks in Call is Sixteen. pence per Via tope ; and; Eli 51:::e.p, Eight-pe.;ce. per Volume. Lontton :, Prinieq for C. Cooke, No, 17, Veacrowiter.row drut sold by all the 1301:sellers In the Unite 4 Khigoum. 110$1EItY. • COOKE continue; to 111 f-e -on S a l e at m anu. radory and Nottingham Warehouse, No 434, Strand, n ettensi ve and valuable e 1 ssortmet a of I-I O.S C L is V ofeveiy desCriptjon,:which, ter elegance, neaiNess, ta s te, and finality fia,cHCVCI a,t Hatters himscif, • can never stirpasied. 'l he many .4 , .avaittAges be possesses over ever , Oise!' p#rson in this line of busawss, Ald the peeull a r d egrte af pcii:dion to which, by itclettt . n;s'lle:;atentt n", ailst miteij expellee, he has broui.;lll Ms Mint:factory while they allor4 him all opportunity of oderi lig to the' Plll>ilc a variety of,c , ;:tfkli,superio( in every respez, tJ tiloo of any ogler per. son, end render all competition frnitlegs ;.alsiki enable him to accuinniad tie the; Public, either in the wltOlie, retaii, or export trade, upon terms more iituJerAte th,in can possibly be, afforded by hity Grher noose irt the Ai:nr,v,,t,s. ONS viv AN Lb will had eon•stit l tt KL-tiel !tom the Use of the G..nnine wtt.r 1 ,11.1 Rip (41. A 1"5 • PATENT ANTOIJAOLIS .PI as made fitiM the Patent,' and 01t1 4t the Elah , :aatory, No. 35,. tbrd.greel, Co . v:int-gartien, in lior.N, ss. 6d. and Los. 6d. each. :11ty.o orthreo or:t taken ;)ver.niglit, they i!1 in the mildest. Manner remove ail the hid etnets attooding a too gre:y indulgeike-in Qt. the Ta - ble or Wine ; and having neither Mercury oor Alccs iu tLeir eoutr.)sition,..l3o danger of taking ;;14 during th4it. Use neea be entertained, nor is any confinement nt,..e.is.irr. They are also );erininc hY al I respleable - Vendcrb in Town 4114 C(41,113ry, hut the PulAic are ii.9Licstixl to be care. fol in asking for tiose made at the Eliihara tory ai above, they Aione being made'troin the Patent, which may be sc,:n Octet: . - VOR the Rbetirniatt‘ins and pteVdi at this season of the year, no Medicine is so safe and efficacious as Dr. 14M 4S 's ANA I,ISPI . P I pecitliar tendency .to promote perspiration, and ail the na tural secretions, will account, for tit it singular virtues in these Complaints, as. well as in many othors .to which the Hainan Frame is from rh.: vicissiturle of 'our Climate, .They are admirably 9lculated fOr I:isorders•ot . tillf 4roniach and Bowels, and for persons of a Bili ous or Gouty habit. They are likewise:pa/it:o4ly 4arv:.e.teal:le in. Head-ac; ) es Q.:sinned by finnwstieri ; •as ;:iso in prevynting Palsies, and Apoplexies, so of:en the conequence ai ix , tetriperance. I(ee cour4e,shouirl he hsd to them atte: aoy ex....es, and tipo.i every slight indispositon ; aticl thus 'nth well ktiown cliJtaZieristic pf proTrioting longevity will be maintained. They operate gentle Purgative, and require no confinement. Sold only by F. NAsvlo:Ry and Sons, at the ,Warelioun for Dr. jame4 lir , Powder, No. 4:5, the Eat End of St. Pzini Ps. four 'door; Irons Cheapsick, London ..; ri,,d at, nr, ja rne v s late house, in Bruton-street 4 in Boxes, price 41.6 d, ebelt, Duty included ; or the quantity of Six' may lte had in One large Box, tot ii. 4s:—Observe that the Name, 1:.• New. bery, No. 4S, St. i'aul's," is engraved att. the ;:tamps. 4a athurs are Counterfeits. -v;