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4 ) t; , 1 , 0 4-• ••••.• . \ • .0Y . I #l - I,eh,/ , t - , .., , "" t; w , - 07, NT UMBER 8553 . ItUPTIII3.E SOC lET Y . 7 —The FIB E POUND NOTE bas beets safely received. .1011 N POYNDN Secretary. • PRINTS AND DRAWINGS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By Mr. SOTHEBY, alt his House, No. n,%WELLINGTON-STREET..,Strand, eft SATURDAY, 22d .Luinary. and Two following Days (Sand:Ay excepted), at Twelve o'Cloelt, THE Remaining Part of the PROPERTY of Mr. RODD, Boorselter, eonsistinz p r i nc i pa ll y o f 13 1trrisii and FOREIGN PORTRAITS by Faithorne, Log- Vin t Hollar, Lonibart, &c. together with a Selection of'Miscellaneous .Engravings and Whings, by Celebrated Ar 'lists, Proofs by Woollen and Ilogarth, also, a Collection of brawings, comprising choice 'Specimens of , the Productions of Alexander, Chinnery, Daniel, YltiOge, ,Gainstutrough. 'Turner, iitc, particularly several pleasing subjects of British Topography, by the late T. Hearne, Esq. F.S.A. 'kook s of 'Prints, &c. To be viewed, and Catalogues had. 16 STPI - 1 \VESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS. • , P l. - Ali. YIATESTY'S NAVY thee DROPS ' lav e for near Inn Years past :maintained their charac r,r a specific for the Scurvey, Gravel, Di opsr, St rangua ry,. teruall'"'ss.and Obstructions in the Urinary Passage, and Ge ,cure „?`'!' i lity; hut particularly for their absolute and speedy and ;l else Venereal Disease: WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS .4-4;r e , -) '" C IFIC REMEDY; are the only safe and sexpeditlotts or ten 411 ( 1 are so innocent in their nature as to require- little T. erestraint. p ur l great object to he attended to is, that Tatitnts and • 1 , 2 ., l 'rn should be careful in haring the true and getimne Pitration, as the nnsafe, unsanctioned, and day 110 " )" `Tnterfeits attempted .to be foisted on the public! by abso lute falsehoods, are so numerous', that the Proprietors request S e rY oarchaser to ask for JOSEPH WESSEL'S JESUITS II OPS. and unless they have the followitig words on the 6 ' .,1 at , 41 1), they are gross impositions :—" JOSEPH \VESSELS, ' St • P'Curs Church Yard," whirls •his Ylajesty's Cominis siontrs hare ordered to he engraved on every Stamp. All others are Counterfeits. 4 . "•": *** M " ch auts, Captains, and Venders supplied on liberal rms. Price 2s. eis. per bottle. S Qld by Sanger, Oxford ; Ward, ?Holborn ; Chandler, op posite the Pantheori, Oxford-street; Emerson, East Smithfield ; kurse, Portsmouth ; Dansey and Co., and Glencross, Ply -1""th Dock; Beast, Yarmouth; Tozer, Chatham:- Prit chard, Deal; and by all Booksellers and dealers in sle- By W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL. LONOON THE following POST-COACURS, COACHES &c. st;t out front the above BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Gravesend New ?,st Coach, every Afternoon at Half-past Four. Fare, in aide, lOs outside ris. FALMOUTH, Peoryn, Truro, Bodmin, Liskeard, Ply' "• Sheath Dock, Plymouth, Totness, Newton 'Bushell, Exeter- Weymouth, Dorchest,r, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, new Post Coach, every inornir , at Seven ; through Honiton,,,Axminsler, Brid par t, Blanitfortr, Basingstolte, and .. 13:igshot, arr i ves at tlynionth the next evening at half-past Light. • SOUTHAMPTON, ',riling - lon, Winchester., Andover, and nasineitoke New Fotir Inside'Coneli -at'half-past Seven o'clock • - ill the Nioritines,arrives'at .t he Dolphin Inn Sunthaniptun, by half-past Fire o'clock.—This -is a most delightful Con e'eyalurai to the Isle of Wight, Ilarrc de Grace, Jersey, Cternsev, St. Cher - burgh, &c. BATH Rod BRIS'IOL Flying fast-Coaches, through Chip- Penhant, Calm,. and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Ilk. Mas's, the 'Greyhound I nn , B a th, and•the London- Tavern:, 'Plioni.-:-street, and the Swann, Bristol, next Morn ing. —Coaches to %Veils', Bridgewater, Tannton, Exeter, and Plymouth. The UNIPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Cone h, only one Night en the Road, earrving Four insides and Four Out '. aides,- seta. Out every Day, through e Dolistable, Woburn, ..lattlibitre, Northampton', Welton], Lutterworth, Hinckley, -• Atter stone, - Liehfleld, Stone, Balgely, Newcastle, Knetsford, Warrington and Preston. tq i I tE I I • SI4URY, Wellington,- and Shinal, Post-Coach, every Evening at Five o'clock.—Guarded. 11'EYNIOUTY, Dore li ester, Bland ford, NZit lishury, Andover, sod Basicgst4e new Post Coach, every, Afternoon: The , L Wevi ntintli"Packe ' ts to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma e's, & c. 1 -. 1 :1-1S new light Coach, called The Rockingham,. sets - oat e'Y A " ? '"r"h , g, at. Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and- goes remarkable easy; with a Guard throughout, 'Passes through Stamford, Newark,. getford, Doncaster, anti Ferry, to the Gulden ,Liou, Lords, tvithh'-.tanding next morning. Nut the utteummon. Expedition of . this Coach, it is valloWQd to he the mast agiceable anti coatplete rubric Con ruce o ntheNti•-th Itotid being' unttiftalled by any other. ,S.(4OW, Ltrigtown, ' Gretrta-greett,Aormn, 12ninfries, and ( " 1 " 11 , Thornhill, Saiainhar-Kiln, Canmova, alt parts of Scotland°ll , a Post Coach (daily). Y i 4 , ire , Scarborough, Whitby, 'fltieltls; Sunderland, New 'a ziod Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coiteltrwith a Guard F.ets out every Morning by way of Newark, Het path, toll Darlington, Northailertuti; Durham, NlOl - atm lierwie`• Passe,-'r, finding themselves fatigued ItT the • and then J"u" , -ev may rest W. 1.- -UDC t aey please, ttd witl-jitit :any additional are. 14:,,,,1ARL130R.0"Uti1l and Swindon, new foar-inside Coach, reT,,Tgh Ali:bourn, Reading; Lainboarn, Parton, Lydingtun, , Y, Wo otton ita„,,aary, Hougerford,.aud. New •"‘Y; ever, / ifir • 111,111 .L (11 1)111;4'. ~"t•NOR,TH &Walsal Post Coach, reef y v even , .ng. _ Soft thu g , P ete , infrongli, Stilton, and limiting-- Coach, every Evening to SpriSby, Lotith, L'!," Ci r •flWh't b - -ft Four Insirle,Poq ,fek, 4,1 4, anti e. ast , 1 : 4 0a1(1 all the wav,passe's through Brough, - " 14- hvidge Riebniona,Catteriek,Boroughbridge, ' [d c ry he rklll, 601!C3Strr, and Graiiiltam.. Sets one fa cilitv ' arid performs the journey with great cared l a ssenge • letained on the Road by business or he . next Coaeh• ~t aV e the ' pecu liar advantage of their ,Seats being se t h o d All, Lancaster, Preston, - Kirby-Lonsdal e , eidppn~Y,Otruskirk, and Graviton , Pest Coaches, every After , aul'ilLi,R.,r."ooL, Warrington, Knntsford, Stone, Stafford,. to tb e ~t c" field, Post Cieteli, The I)etiance, every Evening ad ar, Head lan, pale-street, ,LiverpooL—Guard throughout. WAKEFIE4,I) Post-Coach, every Morning. •7 ' • 110.. e. ESTER, Newport„ Whitelturch, Tarporley, Nantwich,. and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Evening. ND ERLAND, Stockton, 'and Yarn' Coach ; • every. ornin.,?, to - the George Lin, 'Svinderland. • . a ri IVIA IXOHES - f Eit; Winslow, Ci;ogleton, Newcastle, 'Walsall Wo lverhaniptiiii, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. • HEFFIELD and itotherlianiPtisteach, call -I the Itoels - ingbaiurerery iNlorniwr' 131 • s c, R MINGHA.NI: Post Coach, Guarded, sets out every ,;: v, i s rr t ., aa ; and readies Birmingham next d ay at N oon. -- by Warwick, Lt ,m, and Daventry, to the 'a ',ken's Head, Bull-Street, Birniinghatu. • Thorn, and D. oncaster;yost t.a.r ket-place, "'", LA..; y Morning -at half-past C, to the Cross Key', • Dcal;Margat e, Sandwich*, Ramsgate, Cant erbury, ei?bani, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, Post-Coaches, 41 enig, Noon, apd • IIEit 'I . FORD, - ,are, 110.1destion, and CLreslturit Coach, Tet Y - Motnin, and Editfonton Coaches (daily), at Eleven, ll'thpost Tw it , Five, and Eight o'Clock. fr .• •:moUNT:IIN and CO. respectfully a cq u a i n t t h e i r _ , 7;;:ra 1•../s h.. alai the P u bli c, that they will tiOt be accountabl e to, areels,. Passenget's Loggagie; Wtitings. Plate, V.4.e. for 11 Fire Pounds Value, if lost, stolen,or damaged, int • iot SalOrel l ' rite such ti"l- , and the Insaranee paid fur 4cecadingly, s Licari Ana tiow-tiil I, Lui.lt:4on. - . FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 120. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING C InsTl AN KNOWLEOCiE. I'ECI A L FUND IN COUNTERACTION KT, OF INFIDEL AI CD BLASPHEMOUS PUBLICA- TiuNs. Contributions already ararticed .... L. 3,4.34 Ids. RECRIVBD .SINCE. ,C . 3. (1. Reverend J. Robinson J. Collins, Esquire ..... Nits A. P. Mrs Clianiber s 1 0 0 J. Berens, Esquire v .. (, 5 0 J. Russell, Esquire .),, 25 0 0 .1. Watts Russel!, Esquire ' 25 0 0 Rq - erentl J.- Filewood Reverend S. Crowths'r Reverent! 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Alexander, Esq. M. P 4... 21 0 0 Rei•ecend J. Hutton ... 5 0 0 Reverend Edward Stn)th . G. H. Wai•d, Esq 5 5 9 Reverend E. Patteson .. 3 3 0 keverend H. H. Hayes 5 5 0 W, Cerdalr, Esq 5 5 0 Reveirend H. J. Ridley .. Reveread M. S. smitla It. Twini;:g. Esq ••5 0 0 J. Twit.iria* FAll 5 0 0 , Mrs. Dt}pixter Arelid, aeon Watson." 3O 0 9 Fror!;t the ,Rutliin Committee, viz. : 1 1 0, Reverend R. Cir'Ougli ...- Reverend R. lie*.cimilie Reverend E. Jones Archdeacon Jones It. 11. Jones, Esq.. . • 1 1 0 .1. Abi , :tt, Esq # 1 0 0 R. I I. , Kenrisk, Esq ., # 1 0 0 Reverend E. 'flielwall - , 0 10 6 Itevertind It. Roberts Reverend It. Jones ,.... 010 6. Reverend J. Jones • 0 10 d Lieutenant B. Thelwall 0 5 0 ' Reverend R. Jones 0 5 0 Reverend J. Jones i ... 0 S 0 • The under-mentioned Tracts may be had at the Ssselety's °they, fur the Sale of Temporary and Oceasioltak Tracts, No. 21, Fleet-street, nearty opposite Chancery-lane ;' and also of the foßoecing Booksellers, &c.;—Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place. Pall-Mall;` Hodgson, li 7 mipule-street ; Messrs. Bowdery and Co. 190, Oxford-street; Mr. Wright, 45, Broad-street. Bloornsburk,. Mr..Stuche, 31, Tottenham-court-road ; Mr. Murray, 2, Cu rentry-street, Haymarket; Mr. Jackson, • Hackney, Mr. Howard, 9, Gray's Inn-lane. s. d. Leslie's shet and easy Method with the Deists u 3 I..cslie's Trutt, of Christianity demonstrated U 3 Bishop Pollens'. Evidences of the Truth of Christian- it y, bound 0 G Ditto, halt-bound ... 0 4 Bishop nornea Leiter to Adam Smith Bishop Watson's Apology for the Bible . 0 5 nishop Gibsun's Three Pastoral Letters on Infidelity, 3,1. cacti, or together Lord Lytticton's Observations on the Conversion of St. Paul 0 4 Bishop Sherlock's Trial of the Witnesses Hear both nesscs for and against the Bile, 4ti per dozen, Sri quarter hundred, iOd halthundred, or Is 3d per hundred. 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Polly and Danger of Reading Irreligioui Publications; 6d per dozen, lot! quarter hundred, Is 6d'half hundred, or '2s 6d per hundred. Dialogue between Parson Ives and his Man David: Sd per dozen, is 2d quarter hundred, 2s half hundred, ur 3s Lid per hundred. Till* SPECIAL bONIMITTEP. bold their Meetings at the Society's House, No. 5, Bartlett's Lidildings, Holborn, to 7c/oms all Communications are to be addressed, and by whom Contributions are received, as well as at MOssrs. Goslinp. and 'Sharpe, Fleet-street, on hccount of the Treasnier, Joshua Watson, Esq. GEO. GASKIN, D.D. Secretary. Bartlett's Buildings, Jan. 1820. - CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, January 20, 1820. iprt OR SALE, (by Order of the Hon. the "ILCom missioners of his Majesty's Customs,) on Thursday, the 27th, and Friday, the 23th Instant, at One o'Cloch in the Afternoon precisely, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Minc ing-lane, THE FOLLOWING GOODS , . For Exportation—Tapioca, Mace, Sugar, Sugar Candy, Tamarinds, Succades, Preserved Ginger and Salt. FOr Hume Consumption—Drugs, Sugar, Pimento, Ginger, and other Grocery, Canvas, Linen, Pictures, Prints, Books, A nnatto, _Madder, Vermicelli, Seeds, Ochre, , Whetstones, Slops, Corks, Hides, Hops, Cotton Wool, Essence of Spruce, Nutria Skins, Mother of Pearl Shells, Wooden Clucks, Mus tard, Musical and other Snuff Boxes, Wrought Silver Plate, a Ruck Amethyst weighing 1311 b. Rough Topazes, Silk Lace, Gnat Skins, Snialts, Brandy, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. [PRICE SE irENPENC E. MR. NATHAN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Sea--Since the Morning Papers of Monday last have overwhelmed me with a deluge of severities, I take the liberty of-appealing to the candour and liberality of - kindred minds for the intrusion of a few couslaftratione, Wilier possibly may serve to palliate the bitterness of prejudice, and account far the humiliation to which calamity so taunt ingly misrepresented as self-satisfaction has re duced me. Upon th e score of that worldly . " in convenience and distraction". which hurried the to the tribunal of - a London Theatre, I have to plead a sacred excuse in the persons of a most amiabl e wife and four young children. To explaiu at foil the visitations of Divine' Providence which have lett . the naked uPon the world, is neither a duty I owe the mblic, -- nor an ontra . ol.3m dis posed to offer my - erarrrieeling - C - One cloud, how ever, to the prosperity of lite I will venture to name ; and that is;' Stt intpaireti state' of- health, which I attfws-nred bi , my medical advisers,.restilts in a great meesure from intense application to prolessioual • study, in ' the several departments of which I have been a teacher no less than thi'iteen years; - iend ' having had the gratification to find' - nly pupils esteemed for - their style and ... iustruction,'l was led to judge accordingly Of the exteur e'otkcompaas of my voice ; cited al though doubtful in" the extremett degree of its power, I have been encouraged by numerous beientifie musicians to believe .nay style - would not fail to please, since; by comparison with that of several esteemed masters, under whom , .1 studied in the early part of my life, I cannot forirake all claims to originality; and wi , li this impreision,-,l' applied to the Author of " The Dee Hive," and to • Mr. Motaterap, so well known in the dramatic world, to write an Opera for which I pin have , composed music in my own stsle,and as far as I was personally concerned., adapted to the compass Of my voice. I must disclaim altogether the idle vai)ity of wishing to place myself in competi tion with my esteemed friend, Mr. Pa.ktiam, since it. was for - the convenience - iiiid econoiny of the ,Theatre only that I vent ured - open' the character of Henry Bertram ;.. and it is de clared by every person Who 'chose to exer cise the ,sense -,.0r sight, that what . 1 - felt too acutely, I appeared more than -' sufficient ly, namely, (pile dispossessed of ; myself.. If the stanza sung behind the scenes had the good for tune to please, it may reasonably he conelnded that the saute voice would have 'been more ins pressive where the radiation of_ sound was not intercepted by camas. if exefied : to its fullest par r er. 1 W RS not disposed Cu excite the Collinds serationol the audience by a statement, that in addition to extreme mental agita•ion, I was it great bodily pain from an unhealed blister between my shoulders, and troublesome application on my chest, from which circumstance alone, it - may be concludA, that I had great difficulty to re sist the importunities of my medical advisers to withhold my first effort .at least for a time ; but on Ft iday night I found my health and voice so much better than they had been for a great length of time, that the notice of my appearance %VHS not withdrawn; yet, - as if an evil planet sited its influence upon me, the whole of &Attu day,.from the moment of my leaving my bed to that of setting off for the Theatre, I was-troubled by a confused accession of mental inconveniences anti bodily exertions, which would hale left the most healthy person unfit for any kind of busi ness in the evening, -The idle 'accusation of intrepidity," which bas been charged on me, ' bears too much the colour of prejudice to be - dwelt on ; and as to personal deformity, 'though I had never the blindness to imagine symmetry an attribute of my person, I confess myself vain _ enough to believe that, however rudely, I am still, " formed after the image of mart," and weak entragh to believe with the.Batil of Avon, that even a monster such as Colib an ma y dread the burden of oppression and the stin g s of torture. If a beam of .mercy from the public mind remains to cheer the darkness I have been plunged' into, the Manager of Covent-G ar d en Theatre permits the i() make another effort on his boards-in . the character of Macheath, which, with all 'respect to the public, I will venture on, hopiag that no pri vate teelings will be exercised w my prejudice '; and heggiug it may be, remembered, that indit- . ferent acting is sometimes endured by the indivi dual who only professes singing, I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient and humble Servant, Thursday, Jan. 20, 1820. J, NATHAN. CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. To be viewed at the London Duch, the King's Ware house, Custonk-1 louse, and at Glohe-Yard, and Linghank's Watehouses, Lower Thames-street; on Monday, the 24111, Tovsday, the 25th, and Wednesday, the tWth instant, from Ten o'Cloclt in the Morning to Three in the Afternoon. N. 11. Goods bought at this Sale roost be paid :or at the it r ceiverof Fine,S and Forfeitures Office, Custom-Haase, on or b e fore Tuesdav, the - 15111 February, 1820, or the Deposits Insole thereon will absolutely betome- forfeited. f!atalognes to be Innt at the King's Warehouse, Cust orn- House, On Saturday, the ltd instant, /slice One Shilling . each. THEATRICAL DISPUTE, MR. EDITOR---A certain Ahoning Paper of this day was not content to publish the statement of the proceedings at Union flail, lint must add an opinion of its own that cannot be too severely de precated. The case is a public one, a,,d when it has undergone a hearing before the Magistrates, it will be quite time enough to be a party to the controversy ; at least, it has ben the uniform, course adopted by the press but the " Jour nalist," by way of illustrating his never-failing tiality, must, forsoorn, [nix up Mr. Tor , : in a transaction with which, we are firmly persuaded, he has nothing whatever to do, by way of commentary upon the circumstance of his having (when Proprietor of the Olympic) de 'ended himself against the interference of the Pa tent rights. The tact is, the two cases are as wide HS the two Poles. Mr. ELLISTON maintained that under the LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S License lie did not exceed his powers. The Minor Theatres act under a, Magistrates' I.4;cense—s distinction that the Wiseacre alluded to will hear explained when it comes betut e the proper tribunal. Jan. IMPARTIAL.