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4 :t the. iCe ;1 5 (it" t ilO Ve • 3,4; 6 ' fort' h i; O b. o tio"" !0 V35 uott": C veil _ fora': - • ,t 1 13 , 5 : [e lie sy ,11)1 .arY G i s bol l 4 tio c t 165 OC C"' vilc' es ; ve. ol*. 01' 0 .' 1 4 tit ;47 !t! ::„ to :01 os ell :1‘7 5 iv . . 1 1 • •ed NuNIDEit 7036..1 r‘,. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. k.)INI MONDAY NEXT, March 27, their Ma ,,ifsties' Servants will perbrm, with renewed splendour, itiTind Servants Oriental Romance of S o h ' S N; OIL, THE TRANCES OF NOURJAHAD.~ Ir. 'enizedden (Sultan of Penna.), Mr. Rae ; Nourjahad (Ins eMr. EllistJu ManAane (Wife of Nourjahad), • tiorn ; Zrrlima (her Friend), MiSs Poole. p.,,,,Afte.r which (c: it time), a new Farce, called T i . l •Nr TEN O'CLOCK! AND A RAINY NIGHT. ),( t .",t Characters by Mr. Gattie, Mr. Penley, Mr. NI : alla v el., ()r ,11 Characters Mr. Bannister, Mr. Knight, Mrs. Edwin, Airs. et, and Harlowe. wLicir will be added, the New and Superb Pantomiure of THE VALLFY OF DIAMONDS ; 0 / Or, HARQUIN SINDBAD. I'4 Easter Tuesday, Jean de Paris, Past Ten o' . Clock, and f Statue.—On Wednesday will be perturineil, , , or 17,,,,ir5t time, a Grand Operatic Tirania, to be called Eno or, The Explosion of the Mine. E3E 1"1 PE 1101 7 AL COVENT-GARDEN. oN MONDAY NEXT, March 27, will he 12 4 PrOliVed fur th e fi rst ti me, a new G rand Melo-Dra 4emit",Pance.'ealled ttit . m 3l -A ; THE NET-MAKER AND _!IS WIFE. S cenery, Maciiii;ery,_Dre'sses, &c. entirely new. .t I, de Oterfbre and Musk cemposect by Mr. Ware. 4 hsA,t t - , ue a„, (the Sultan), Mr. Farley; Sellan (the Aga), Mee ttr o i; ' 4 " l- Ra (the Net-maher), Mr. Emery; Almazaid . e ed toZelim) Miss S. Buoth.4, Ebra (the Net-maker s J, AL'S: Gibbs. • After which, the Farce of TtiE SLEEP 1% ALKER. 3 °R , nct (thc Slee Walker, Mr. Mathews. kus w hich will he added , the new ) Grand nintamime of ILFII:UN WHITTINGTON, LORD MAYOR OF •0 0 E LONDON. Ik ith aster Tuesday, King Henry IV.. Part J. Falstaff, h t -4 . .. W5, being lIIS first appearance in that Character at this R4i ch ` e • --- Ort IV • - wil„ tants, tat. era of Artaxeries ; after !tiled . I . o : e r r il li L r i t i ic ti lu i, e o e .t i, for the first time, a new Farce, t o t be g L ITCIEN BUONA PA lITE's Ptri • -- .t/I , ELCTION ill be SO of PK:II/RES is NOW OPEN , t , o ald w LO by PRIVATE CONTRA() i 44 '" 1 1. 4 ' 44.1 ' 4 t th e NEW , GALLERY, 60, LL MALL. ( 0:1z Sbillin4.—Descriptive Catalogues ) One ti Six'pence. a.IIPrY, • b adio:nin. , the Britisk Ga/lery. t m , At % f . ;p NT's,BON Tor:r IMPROVEMENT BILL. ___ OWN;',.. It AL NIEF.i'ING of the COMMIT' FEE of Stit! l'll l '" for the POtch, lisb. R.P o f LONDON , h e ld the '22d day of PtiiTIIN Wi1.1.1.1N1 BUCKLE, ,Esq. in the Chai r . A -i;,. •)(:(141jove-nt:.ntionett Bill' b ,Iving been taken - . l, sider a ti on i,e,anatti!nously: rhat this Bill he op.posed, ac air ''' . Rill I t c, and Winch, should it iriss into a Lam, ta,, o ,t ! lit its u,)t.:.,tiou vexatants and highly in. urious to 14a1(4,11.4 of all Ship:and. ' Vessel; frequenting !he Port of ' 14, 0 1 1 •• • .14 ,unanimously, 'Pliat a Sub-Committee h? appoint.- tklat:,tekl this Biii ill its i.:ogres, through Parliament, ' l'il'• Butlsle, lk s i :,' Nue kt•li g, . Mr. Edward Curling, and Mr..los. Dowson, jun: ' a tktt t '''." 'Ll'iftkinnifsly► Tt , ' the Chairman be requested to t•ltet.l"let•- the ~ r ec.,di; ,•• '' ' t at dtion ' s t.o the Members for 'ci-h t th,,, N vwstiap,r sex, and • ii14"11-'tY '''f Lf")"11 ‘ Niull k ! es. surrey, and that they be (:ii g n ed) J. W. BUCKLE, Chairman. iS „ -.._ TAA:t.--r ,---,----, --). -1 of only ivoa Tickets, ~, x,:,iie :I),,,4,''rl.no;lirre , I•ri s eg of 30,6001. each, and lire of it iik ) ;, ( 4 )1 , 7 1 1.1 4 ," u " 1,, aS Stie latter to be paid without ‘de•elnc -13!; I ll; h': r ' ,11,17RNIF i)(1 Co reipectfnlly inform thri: l n i l r ; --,4 11 4. .t,--- , k).1 1 ,... i ,z... ...,..,,, the ~t)ove extra.!iiii < t Attu ti.''''ll eotu nae ' ll c "" . ! I"' 1,'"„ the sth of APRIL nex t , 114' '4t .11( '''':r .n "nd ;4" A " 4 E ,;. are now on `ale at their • i t t e e .ti RN1,":93, —l4oi ' Al. -- E S- ie — rlAN ' 'fiE: 9 . r Fial . i rn azi ltie F t l i f t: - I,;„.^''7uu th. first my and t he I e"th, - ri '' ' --I" h, ' 4 ) ill. S,.' i and each be votttled to One te(l\'!":ll4d.(,°"lll"lin(6,4"."(,:hichi Prizes will he paid at the slice i n QUIN E AS.wilhuut any deduction. :IN .• ....... ''''''' •A•NT) T HRF.I 7 ,.' 'F'l - 1111TY 4 „,,,, , PRIZES. of THOUSAND FOIL\ 1.1 ' i,4118, ilViNt• had the good fortune rizes in th , "Wilk:tint; anioni the , Public Four Capital P sat is ftc.i. 4 '''lLsrY ‘stilt fi.,i,lied ilst of .Tontiary, has t w a'dent, kr _i_or, ~)f -nirionticinel. it 1N,,,,,, Lottery., ' in which he con 14,61'ect,s to sell at 6,3;1, Four Inure.' e ,eitetne t• l - 'ri D • of Thirty Thousand "., , C011.,1 1, ..Iree . nzas ,iiffeas each, v,h,,i'!3, ``tune Also, Fire of One Thousand •.• ..thout any b t , I L : ).% 4 1111 iS prepared co PA"I. office, 17 `st.o4t, as soon as driwn at his Truly Fortuna..e lAildg'lte t • - ' ' ' " • ' .. '''' l eett, near •st. Paul's, where 000 '; N5 t •. .. ...... a Prize of tLI Q2OO 1,...°,80e .. ...... a P..ize of 560 4043 ;, -fi l .. .. .... .. • • a Prize of 200 {A " 75 ..... . •• • aPr '.t , of „Ord , " ;1 / 4 re all Sl,a . red anti S ' old its the Last Lottery. .n the lotid '1,8.111,05t duly attended to, and all Holiness I . 1,4 ;','4lt4fttlly executed by G. WEBB, Stuck-Broker, if t g4-e-Atrevt, near St Pt;i'R. *II* Cash for Irish Bank Notes. . 41 1 . 11 Al 4 - ,-.„, • . GOLDFN LOTTERY! - l a, 111 . ~c.II.TAIN IlitlZ KS O T F -lilcrY THOUSAND , of . POUND S ONE TI -101 SAND GUINZAS each, which tis ti , win be P.-I.ID EN GOLD. . I A . ) : tr„i, t • oelg plklimi ein annonneing the at- ':.litt-',j1_1111.1,1;49 eo,,,receilented Novelty 0,11,111t,EE (--7"- ;4‘tlv 1 t (. 1 . ` ,c 11(),7SAIS1) POCND PItIIES, 31, the PEe .l:, e 'tri !/ --1 "; 1 'Y 15,000 Tickets; and as 111) former I_..nt- Alie.7 ) )o‘,ol . : t 60,000 Tickets, ever Contained 1140 re tliati'l wit N 't i i , ised 1,::"1.• chalice of gaining so large a Capital is now 4 f {) 441 k, Ice l'id; also; as a grateful 'frihnte of Respect to , ..ivi 4 '' ''' r -11."'141r Alran'relnelllS that the Five Prizes ritl.ri'"tinotl tinineas'eaell" shall be paid in Gold as soon k t ik . i, ' ~"Ifliiint,.l,,,, D e d uct ' i ll' w s t h er th e y we sok! in ' 14117: 2,1:-ates, at either of Li's Offices, or at ;joy otlier,ol - 4 p r i 7 ') . I Ti E SCH Etta CO NT NI NS .".• •• • ..1..;20,000....are L.003q00 4 ••• •,,. . , ... . 1 o,noo 30,000 A , A,1,;:,: '•• , - I ,(MI) ..... , "'riz e ,. o ;: . went y -t wo other Capitals, &c. m '.loo9qt. will each receive 9,0,0001. More ! , . i1,.131.4,,it:',.,:,,)r ?lb . ree Pi . iz• cA of 30,00 each ! a 11, 4 ' . •', l) , 1 , 7ia,h receive 1,000 ( ouneas in Gold. 'a• 'tts ~ ",r4s•ving. s th of :!NF,XT MON ril) APRIL. th,,. ;114, :,'". NtlAres -ire t i . . s• 1 .• t IiNE-I Contrac lii T\r i •‘ "itNill ' ()", ". . 4.— • 'Y ' ' ' - I, sold la, ' lzi g . s , .f„ or ”,- CI-LAO:\ (,-(,ltos.S, u o t......1:2„......tie'„,-1i0,401. Vryt, and Pift.een, Capital Prizes). 'Y. - . ---"--7- ' • " - • --____-7 4:1 PIIO, • ,,,CONSUMPTrONS CCRED. tin k ' . . „:xt,,,1..'-`ll,)”\'.A.t, 'MAN, who through an 4, 1 1 4: ;te ;,, ~,' rrt . cii;!.e in th , .. 'aiiore Disease, has been so ,(, qi{i„ ~ f11(:01.er a NIF.DIC•iNE that is , an INF ALlA ttiiit.4l,llll'..:.,,l (.()Niit;mpTioNs ; by which Metlieitie lie ~ ti t; , lit ~,d, ,i:,eti give's over hy eminent PtirsiciaAls, an 3 e t . q ' %pitt. ' ' `' , ike of a Consumption ;Iffeuded with I.' ,' L(l4 'll::4,,„'lif,k,'"hi, and iericinaiotts s ; vell in!:,''s . of 1112 r,ilii•,, k,h,,tl,<._ t.tte truth of this asset-dm' :Jay Le dniibt iil„ ,0 rtf., l , , r I. happy to s iav, that he fras it in his .),:ttef_tileyfirt:;;,o,:::ts(ei,ii. i • ~ 1 , ~. ~ )•.. tw .l. 14S cure, and ty.i. ii 01 tai (1,..r i Cet i "t,, ti. v . rt i t to t,O -iiiiial f%l ell ; lie therefore now pu b. lltre • •" se who are labutiriug under this aticting I."'th, 1 (pi,, t . it',11114,.:,44,:tptt,,,„..-4, ,t ; . 14 7 e i t:v t ) ,:i 1 d ) , :0. , a 1t d ,.:.11:47ye1t.f.1 j i r ,,u 1 ::: 1B,,,,,,IN„:11: will i I G h r a e y a c t tliki,,.s- 44 1 ; and IN ;sere atti-,44l,in ce is i O VC" every 13 to 1.:: i 4), the finrciAooo, . , . . K . ; . • • T j ........ .4. , , ; 6 SATURDAY, MARCH '25, 1815. EAST INDIA 1101.154 L, MARCEI e 2, isiA. rr fIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ja- ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the. EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL CeI.TRT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on THURS DAY, the 00th inst. from Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, until Six in the Evening, to ballot on the following ques tions, viz. " That Mr. WILLIAM BROWN, laic of the Madras Civil Estxbiishment, be permitted to return with his rauk to India." " That Mr. THOMAS ABRAHAM, late of the Beagal Civil btaL:ishment he permitted to return with hia rank to Irlia."' In order to determine by such Ballot, whether three parts in four of the Proprietors present at such General Court con- sent that the above-mentioned Gentkmen be permitted to return with their rank to India. JAMES COBB, Secretary. COITI?..eICT FOR THE . C . .4REL.4GE OF . TIMIPER FROM ALICE HOLT FOREST. March 23, 1815. FTHE PRINCIPAL QUICERS and COMI.UIS -"!" SIONERS of HIS MAJESTY's NAVY do hereby gire Notice; That on Thursday; the Gth of April' next,. at One o'Clock, they will be ready ti treat with such Persons as May be Willing. to Contract for conveying by Land and Water Carriage about EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY LOADS nf'OAK TlMBER,frnnz Alice Holt Forest, in - the : County of Hants, to his Majesty's Yard at froolwich. 4 Form of the Tender may bc seen at this Ogee. 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, attends. Every Tender 'mist be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the [dirt/ Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sung of 5931. for the due performance of the Contract. MESSRS. LINGFORDS resvectitilly inforin the Nobility and the Pnblic, they , are -lIEM-OVED from their late Residence in Keppell-street, to No. 43, WOBOURN-PLACE, RUSSELL-SQUARE, where they con tinue to perform RADICAL CURES on I3ERNIA that ad mit of-being retained in their situation by a Truss, so a in a few months yo render the wearing of that Instrument anne- cessary. . • Messrs. LINGFORDS beg to observe they can give Re ferences to tinrgeons of eminence fur the success sod safety of their Mode of Treatment. Hours of attehdaiite at home from nine o'clock in the morn ing till three in the afternoon. BRLTISEI PAINT MANUFACTORY, 62, Qucen-strert, Cheapside, London. IMPENETRABLE PAINTS, and COAL TAR .BROWN, for Park Palinz, Out Buildia•ss, dad Weatlierßiidrd- ing of every descrii4ion. ✓ Invisible Green., per Cwt. 565. Red car Brown .. per Cwt.42s. liark Green White Paint GOs. Olive ditto ll2s. Prepared Oil to thin them Lead Colour for (74e ss. Gd.- per Gal. Stone Colour airs. Fine paints for inside Work of Chocolate Colour 565. every description, &C. &c. Refined Tar Brown Tas. per Cwt.—Common do. 183. per Cwt. • THE IMPENETRABLE OA INTS are very ornamental, and will cover a surface neatly twice as great as other Paints: the:. als, possess a durability which renders tht;in peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work con start, y, exposed tot he (effects of the Weather; and from their Being ground in Linseed Oil, and drying very quick, they are applicable to the general purposes of.useful Inside Painting, as they give at r the same time a preserving and very handsome covering. They.ate also a Cure for the :Vorm and Dry Rot, will stand in hot Climates, and are easy of application, being used in the same manner 'as other Paints. The COAL TAR. BROWN is recommended for the cover ing of Rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, Wood under ground or water ; particularly the' Refined, which is perfectly insoluble in water; the Worm will not penetrate where it is used ; it is of a very good colour, dries hard, and is easily applied, requiring only to he heated and laid on with a common tar brush. • Soh! only by Upton and Co. Queen-street, and by their Agents. nic Day was publiihed, In 4 Volumes 12rno. price IL is. hoards, the Fourth Edit. of slAtrbo •TA LE S.--By Mrs. ONE. " In the tales now before us we find much of the same merits as in her Inantifuls story of Adeline Nine:bray • the same ti uth and delicacy of sentiment, th e same•graceful sim plicity in the dialogue parts 0;... the work; and the same happy art of presenting ordinary feelings and occurrences in a man ner that irresistibly commands our sympathy and affection." Edin. Review. 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This Day was published, • in Bvo. ptice Gs. boards, dedicated by Permission to Sir Sa muel Rom'lly, ATREATISE on the ABUSES of the LAWS, and particularl Actions by Arrest; includiug—The arrest—The ExtOrtiorts of the Sheriff—The Sponging douse —Wilrrimt of Attorney—Mil—itidge,' Chambers—Surren der to the Kings Bench Prison—System of the Prison—Plea of Error-4lonsultation—Trial—Witneses—Execu tion—Tories—Coun,el—Attorneys—Marshalsea Court—She* riff's Court, &c. &c. &c. The whole tending to sliew, that the Arrest; on Common or Process, as now carried ou, is equally oppressive to the Plaintiff and Detendant. By JAMES PEAACE, Gent. • An Attorney of en Years' Practice in London, and who has served the Office of Under-Sheriff of London and Mid- dlescx. London ; printed f.,r. Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row ; sold hkew,se by all utlxr iloukseilers in Town and Country. " Persons who wish to inform themselves of all the villanies and extortioos to whicl; the_ system of arbitrary imprison ment for Debt is liable, should consult Mr. Pearce's late pub lication on the Abuses of the Laws."—Moathly Mag. Feb. 18 15. CATON'S %VORKS. This Day was published, A new Edition, price 5.3. illustrated with Cases, ,Al. PR AcTicAL TREATISE on the PRE.. VENTION and CURE of the VENEIILAL DIS EASE in both SE,XES, and its consevences;. in which a mild and successful mode of Treatment is pointed nut, in cluding. Observations on Strictures, Cutantols Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal Diseases, &e, Intended as a Guide against the dangerous effects of this baretul malady. By CATON, Surgeon, _ • 10, Stanlmpe-street, Newcastle-street, St ra:id. and late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.- g 2. 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Symonds; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20, Paternoster-row; and all other Booksellers in Town and Country: LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the DEJ.KI 2 . of YORK, President, and the following Committee of Governors . Earl of ligremont Col. Jones, PA. P. E I arl of Leitrim - • Jahn Latouche, Esq. M.P. Rt. Hit. K. B. Sheridan, M. I'. Hon. Cul..l.Barry, Col. Clements, Si. P. Capt. J. flay. . SURGEON, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal ColkT,e, London. rriHE above ESTABLISHMENT iloites the Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTIOM, with a Delicacy, Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and, added to its high Patronage, it is conducted by such Prefe.;, simial Shill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of Disease, as Stiactures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however inveteiate or of long standing, experience a complete Cure. as well as that Derangement of the Generative Organs, which inipairs the Constitution and shortens Life. Mr. Kernan may be consulted by Patients of both sexes, at his private. house, No. 21, Lowel. Charlotte-street, Bed ford-Rtate, where the necessary Advice and Mediciii,:s will be given, or sent to any part of the United Kingdom. Just published, price Ss. Practical Observations on the above Diseases ; sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster row, and by H. Highley, No. 24, Fleetstreet. • HOOPING-COUGH CURED. WITHOUT INWARD ME ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. MAN YThousands of Children are cured an nually he this Remedy. On the first attack, an locciiate application of ROCHE'S EMBROCATION will pre vent the complaint taking. any hold of the constitution, and a few times may completely Core. Ii the mo:4 obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desired effect; and no remedy can be io well calculated for children as this, for it requires no medicine to ne inwardly. In confine!) Conslis this Medicine is equally elEcacions and may he relied on fur Men, Women, and Children, as safe and eitrettla!, - In no case can this r4edicinl I n genuine, unless signed on the wraiyer bi .3. Rocha, and every stamp the name of Edwards, sa, St. Paul's Church-yard. (who is the only IVliole s4ale Vender), engraved thercoa, Price 4s. and. 11. is. per Wes The escape of BuoNAi , Aar? from Etba Rill ne• cessarily become matter of serious and stiiet ins vestigation, which is now rendered ihe more ne cessary, not only by the lamentable and: nniooked. for success of this ast:wishing- Adventurer's enterprize—but by the injurious statemen , s sent - abroad, the refutation of %tide') is . imiisiwnsAfe to the cliaractk rs of parties concerned, and par ticularlY that of the British Government. — It has been stated in the political circles as a fact, emanating from very high authority,, that behire the departure of the bUke,of WELLINGTON from I'aris for Vienna, a ,representation made by the French Government, through his Grace, to tie British Cabinet, intimating cer tain suspicious cireninstances in BUONAPARTE'S conduct, and requiring a squadron of Bri6sb frigates, as a further safeguard against ljisescaPe, and to prevent the execution of any, dangerous designs that Le may have in,contemplatio'n. this requisition, an answer was, we are told, re turned in the negative, on the ground that the French Government had sh;ps of its own, and that it was unreasonable to place the charge and ex pence on the British nation under such circumstances. Another, and nine's stronger idea, very Fevalent on the Continent, according to accounts. from other quarters, is, that the English were purposely de, ficient in vigilance, or even 'favoured the escape, in the view of renewing the war, and regaining the exclusive commerce enjoyed by this country during the recei?t contest. Nothing can be more false than this impression but it is an additional reason for investigation and explanation. No de ficiency, 'we are assured,. will be found either on the part of the British Government or Colonel CAMPBELL, who fully conformed to_ his instruc tions.----(Morning Post.) CURIOUS HAND-BILL, PUBLISHED AT BRUSSELS. "IN THE WAUX-HALL IN THE PARK. " EXTRAORDINARY AND MATCHLESS ExPERIMENTS. •" Mr. J. WERY shall have the honour of in trodUcing to the Public, Miss RoGGER, a ,native of America, twenty-tive of age, endowed with a rare beauty, who has opened in this town a sub scripion which has been just established as far as the number of 150 all persons of note ; she shall have the honour of exhibiting her s wonderful. expel . ences. " On Tuesday the 4th of October, 1814, as it has never been acted. " This American creature who has had the ho nour of performing her utilicar,l of experiments in the presence of the faculties of Puis.c in Paris, Montpellier, Marseille, Bordeaux, etc ic the same who entered an oetn heated to .11) degrees holding in her hands a leg of mutton and eggs and did not go out but when the leg and eggs were entirely baked. " 1. She shall perform an englich dancing upon several red hot non bars, without feeling the least sensation i❑ her feet which even shall be cold. 2. She shall walse holding in her mouth a red-hot iron bar two feet and a halt long dur►ng fifteen or twenty minutes and make it glide along her lace as a shaver does ,his rasor. " 3. She shall wash her arms into aquafortis of 70 degrees, and it shall not appears on them any black or yellow spots. ‘" 4. She shall lick up some red-hot iron bars. " 5. She shall equally let a red hot it on bar pass ot► her bare legs and arms without feeling the lightest sensation. " 6. She shall walk holding in her bands a red hot iron bar as 'a cane. • " 7. She shall rub her arms with an inflamable phosphorus and then, with a rest-hot fire shovel from which the spectators shall sec come out sparkles with the greatest astonishment. " B._She wash her hawk and feet into eighteen or twenty pounds of inched lead and put a part of it into her mouth with her hands. ".9. She shall - place her face above the most burning flames and shall not feel any inconvenieocy by them. Mr. J.WERV dares presume that Miss ft OGGER by her wish of pleasing will ingross the inquisi tive people's admiration, who selll honor her with their presence as she has don.e in the other towns she has gone through, in short she has - received in every place where she stopped, the most satis factory certificates - . " :there shall be a good music and the whole well prepared. " The price of the coining in is of 3 francs. The performance shall begin at 7 and finish at 9 o'clock. " Miss ROGGER shall act only a single per formance. One may be furnished with tickets at the above mentioned place." • Mr. Cocavax, of Conduit -street, has nearly ready for publication the following very interest ing works ;—" Henri le Grand," by Aladame DE 6ENtis, the appearance of which was suppressed during the ascendancy of BUoNAPART. 2. " Me ',will-, of 'Lady Hamilton,'' drawn, from au , . tbentic sources, and comprising anecdotes of va rious distinguished personages, among whom are the late Lord and present Earl NELSON, the Earl. of Bets Tor., the Duke or QURENsBERIY., &c• 3.A"` Supplement to the 'Memoirs of the Life, Writings, Discourses, and Professional Works of Sir JosnuA REYNOLDS," by .."AuFs NormicoTE, Esq. containing Anecdotes of JOHNSON, B URKE , oAitarcx,.&e. &c. and valuable extracts fruin the aannscripts' of Sir . .JOSHUA, 4c. &c. • • " . 111 t•S . ; - 1 • • W. \,\ /thilo\k\.. 7 - 7r.,..., ~,. p.. t..c,..,,,,:,..,, ,-!-,,...,,...--„,,,.., ~ , ,• ..,,,,...,, , ._,,,,..._..r,5 „ .,:,.. --,, W .:•... :It ~' J -'IL rPRfCE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. ESCAPE OF BUONAPARTE FROM ELI3A. Wet" `• iv . as of ))