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_00 „ ,...p,...,,,._ , ‘ ~., ~,,,,--',./ - _ .... , . , M24:.'it. \\,...„,....„/ . • .. , . _ . 43 ),_I13.::(/ . • , . . - • ' I i, . , .. , . . , . -.. , . _ . . . . . _ . . .. . ~ , _ _ •,... , ___-- , , 1 . . , , • _ _ra wir - .1 - .2 . -_-__ -_-: -2.: r ,- -/,, --,.• t vi, ;, ... , ~. ~ . 4. 4 . • :•,1 . i Yri 51 ' t . . . I FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1815. s i4tr* 6975.1 [PRICE SIXPIWCE-HALFPENNY. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.. HIS PRESENT. EVENING, Jan: 13; their Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of ,• • THE,.fiLLLE'S STRATAGEM. • •. ,„ Dorieourt, Mr. Elliston ; I-Tardy, Mr. DoWton ; Sir George riehwood, Mr. Holland ; Flutter, Mr. Wrench; Saville, ; Conrtall, Mr. Elrington; Letitia Hardy (with N._ n rs),, Miss W,alstein ; Mr.ltacaet, Mrs. Parlowe ; Lady ouchwo o d, Mrs. Urger: Algol will lie added (17th time., an entirely New and Su perb. Pantomime called THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS ; Or,, • HARLEQUIN SINDBAD. The New Pantomime, caned The Valley of Diamonds, will - 4L'Peated every Evening till further notice. IL A 0-morrow and Mon day, -Romeo acid Julict.—on Tuesday, l u l l e Ninth Statue ; with. The Birth.;Day. and The Valley .uf ar "Unds.--On Wednesday, The, Schaol fer Scandal. MR. WEST'S PICTURE,•• CHRIST REJECTED. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed; that this EXHIBITION is RE-OPENED, with the :Iddi tion of the original DES.GN of • the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, which was to have heen.painted on fur the great 'Window (36 feet by 28 . ) in St. Gcorge's Chapel, Wind sor.,—Open every Day (Sundays excepted) from Ten till.dusk. By Order, • CHARLES SMART., Secretary. NAVY-PAY OFFICE, January 1 1815. NAVAL HALF-PAY. OFFICE OF ORDN_INCE, Jdn. '4, 1815. MUCH Inconvenience and Delay have been 11V "a- occasioned respecting . these Payments; in Cases oflte-. 'mittances, by the neces s ary 'Affidavits not having b een sent, - and the Returns of Income not having been made, iit due •TiMe : the Treasurer, therefore,- anxiously desirous that - the Officers should recei've their With the least possihle delay, after Advertise:tient of its issiie froM the Navy-Office, earnestly recoMmends it to them, to forward thessaid Affida. ~.vits to himself or the Paymaster at this Office, and the Re turns of Income to the Aslessor's of the Property Tfix at the Kavyoflice, as won as it slt tl be practicable after the expi ration of each Quarter. T H E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of, MA. JF:ST I'S ,ORDNANCE tip hereby glee Natic, f , That PropSa.als 1.111 be received at 'theit: (Vice in Pall-Mall, on o'rbeAre Mant.lay 7 the: iGth dais of janaary iiist,from nuri Persons as max be. lc:Wing to undertake the Sapp.,/ of HOSICRY • A RTI C LV.S Ar Service- of this" pepartment for tc prri:id "of Three 'Years, deter»linable a m.,. the pliatium of, the ,first 'rear, upon. Notice of Three 01a7:ths, at the option' of either Party. • No. 125, Pall-Mall. N.B. Good Fires are kept in the Rooms. FREZHOLD ESTATE near UXBRIDGE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by ELIAS NEWMAN; (Under the Acts. for Redemption of the Land Tax), at the AUCTION MART, opposite the Bank of England, pu TUESDAY, the 17th day of January, 1815, at 12 o'clock, ,Patterns of the4rticki may be viewed upon application at the ; Principal. Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and to the respective Ogicersjil the Ordnance in the Royal rsenal ,at Woolwich. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be . knomu at the Secreta ry's Office, in aforcsai6 any flay between the hours of Tex agd Four &Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed " Proposals for Hosiery Articles;'' but no Proposal can be admitted after the lGth instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party mahing.it, or an dientinfiis behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW'', Secretary. THEATRE• ROYAL,. COVENT-GARDEN. . • • 11 15 PRESENT EVENING, .Tan.. 13, will • )5 performed the Tra7.!dy of THE GAMESTER. • b ererlev, Mr. Young - Stokely Mr. Terry; Lewson, • j„, tt;• Bates, Mr.,Cresswell; Dawson, Mr. Claremont; .CY's, Mr. Murray ; Mrs. Beverle, Miss - O'N'till (being .her api!earance in thAt Characte y r); Charlutte, M6.,Eger- • IN ONE LOT, COMPRISING a very DESIRABLE FARM, in a ring fence, with - Dwelling-house, Barns, Stables, and other Out-buildings, tog.zther with sundry Enclosures of Arable and • Pasture Land, containiAg Nimety-nine Acros (Inure or less), situate in the parish of Hillingdon, in the eou»ty . of Middlesex, about two miles from Uxbridge. and nearly opposite the thirteenth able-stone from London ;. now, in the occupation of Mr:Robert _Whittington, under a,leaie which gill expire 'at Michaelmas, 18-24. The' Estate, stilt ba sold exonerated from Land-Tax. The growing Timber to be included in• t he purchase.—The, Estate-may be viewed uu ap plication to the Tenant. Printed Particulars and Cdnditiunc of Side - Will be distri buted in due time; andluay be had at the White Horse Inn, Uxbridge; White Hart Inn, Hayes,;,at the ylacc • of Sale; and:of the Auctioneer at Chehnsfora,iii Essex; and farther Paiticitlars Inas in the-mean time be known uporvbigilicatihn to,Messrs. Tindal and Perkins, solicitors, at Chelintord. • When these Transmissions are not made in proper Time, the Payments are unavoidably delayed till the next regular Recall Day. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE, AN!) .RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven -street, Strand, Jan. 4, 1814. • 7 - 11) E-NEFACTIONS since the' fast Renort, II- • . viz.— -. L. s. (1. The Right Hon. Lord Somerville - Ann. 20 0 0. Itightl-lon. Lord Will6why de Broke -. Ann. 'lO 0. 0 Quarles Harris, Esq. per Treasurer - 10 0 0 •A Fritud, pet-the-Rev. T. Thirlwall - Ann. 10 0. , . 0 Executors of Lieutenant-Colonel Nash, 300/..de ',ducting Lepey Duty ''' - ' 270 0 0 (+carp (-ioothuan, Esqi-, ' - - •Ann. .2 9. 0 . Ralph Elwall, Esq. petspnares - Ann. 3 3. 0 John Fanshaw, Esq. perditto - - - 5 0 0 Henry Procter; Esq. - - • Ann. ,2 2 0 Mrs. Eliz. S.tuire, Thrapsfort, per Secretary Ann. 1. 1 0 .11.04 t. Houston, Esq. - - - Ann. 1 1 0 Gilbert Mathison, Esq. - - Ann. • • 5 • 5 ' 0 Fran. Gregg, Esq. per Secretary - Ann. 2• 2 0 Geur ,, e Cumming, Es q. ,. - - Ann. 2 2• 0 W. K. and F. IP. ' •.-. . • - - - 1 5 .0 1-1. A. B. L. Q. - . - - - - . 2 0 0 C. G. B. - •- . - - - . 2 . 0 0 S. W. • - Ann .5 5. 0 B. V. !Letter Box) • . •.. - - 5 0 0 • Io which will be added . (for the 17th lime) ! a New Grand - Panicwiate, called . ' • . HARLF,auIN. WHITTINGTON : or, LOUR) MAYOR OF LONDON'. ' • h jhe New Pantoniime of Harlequin'. N'Vbittington, Lord ' 43. "''of 2 • London will be repeated every Evening till further ! t t ,h ?-morrow, The Forest of ;• or, The Dog. or Mon ; with John of Paris, and the' New'Paulote.—On 4:•: 4 "Y , The 14;.;!:,it's Opera; 'with K• tharine and Petru sel"; and lA, antoinitne.—On Tuesday, Venice Pre bo„' d! --On Wetinesdar, The Tempest.--;Ou Thursday, ha i Isabella, Miss O'Neill. - . This Day was pnblished, Neatly printed in vols. royal 18-me.- price 12s. Dealt's, a New Edition, being the Seventeenth, of SS A YS, MORAL - and LITERARY, • • By VICESIMUS - KNOX; D.D. Printed - for-3. Mawman - ; J. N ; I.9 . pgmae, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Briram Laeling!.on, Allen, and Co. ; Booker ; D a rton, - Harvey, and Darton ;• Baldwin, Cradocic, and: Joy„ . - - and J:Walker and Co. • MANOR .of. HALL-PLACE, in [the COUNTY of HANTS. To be-SOLI? by AUCTION, at the AUCTION-MART, London, on THURSDAY, the 16th" day of Februaryi 1915, •at 12 o'Clocli, in Oue Lot: ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. R. ASTLEY - COOPER and. Mr. HENRY. CLINE will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL ! SURGICAL LECtURES, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 20th ..ustallt. at Two : -, IIIIHE very desirable and improvrible Cusfordiry 'MANOii. Of - HALL-PLACE, situated in the Parish of Yately, about two. miles fr.um Sandunrst and Blackwater, and -.33 front London, with the custontary Court Royalties, Aliena tion, Fees, Quit4tents, aid Lands, Hatimote, Copyhold, of Inheritance (nearly equal ilt valve to Freehold) ; comprisiny l'ately-Itonse, with Gardens, Fish-onds, Water Corn-mill, and Farina containing 239 Statute - Acres (more or less) of inclosed Meadow, Pasture, and- Arable.Laudipart - thereof ex .onerated fromlithe nt Hay, .by a Modus of 2d. per Acre, with extensive - and Manorial and other Rights of Pasture arid' Tuihary, 84. c. .on the large Commons-and Heaths, Vately, now in the 'eating of Messrs. Bosley,: Tiewett, White, and Bedford, at very old Rents, amounting • only to 1£351..4er year, • I - etc:ly is nearly .the central of a fine Sporting Country; al)Ounding with Game, and the intended inclusive of the Wastes, and Enfranchisement of the Copyholds will add con siacrably to its cattle. Printed. Particulars may he had of Mr. Bosley, the Tenant, who trill slieW the Estates ; also at the Inns at Blackwater, liertford-bridge; and - 13,igshot, and at-the Auction Mart, . Loudon ; and,. for further Particulars, application may be made to George South,..P.lsq ,Charlton Cottage, near Shzdtes .4bury; John Stanley Smart, Esq;2B, Red Lion-square; Th.. Norris, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ; Edward Robson, Esq. Castle street, Leicester-square, London; or to Messrs. Bond and l'ickering, Land Agents, and Surveyors, Axminster. . _ . . This—Day wis, puUished, In 19.m0: (the Third Edition;, pike as. Gd. bound, of CRAATMATICAL QUE STIONS, aclipted to • tin! Grafi:Mar:of Lindley Murray, with Notes. By the Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brawn - , London. . HACKNFX SCHOOL. ound ih the Letter-t ii% - - • - • 2 Q 0 :Received fur Tw,tiluoli - s - • - - • 4 4 0 - yr ner. C. 'l'. IIEATHCOTE, D. P. Master. HE 1101,1 DAYS at this. SCHOOL, _which I' - have hitherb, !,,:en Levi. at three sevei . al Perithis of the .'d.rs` will fin" tie future •Le' confined to TWO, ,MIDAUM "IhIi. and cmISTNI.A.,, fur Five Weeks at each Period. J un. 11, iFIS. .. ' . • . •F L. 365 12 0 plseharged and relieved from various Prisons,, 51-Debtors, for the Stun of - 7 - L. 164 - 1 2 . Cqnsidered the eases of 58 Petitioners; Ap- . . .'"To 'those• teachers who make use of Mr. Murray's valu able Grammar, the Work hefere us -will be a Avelcmae.a.ssis avit."4-,-Munthly,ti..em Oct. ISI2 4 Da} was published, • larged, In 12n,10: ce 'rn . p e proved , 38 ; Referred .for Characters, 3 Fe- • • titions ; and Rejected, 17. Denefactions are rcceivect hr Camdcn Nekhly•Esq. the Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also.by Messrs. Herries,, Flrquhar, and Co. St. James's-street; Iloores, Fleet-street"; (:hatteris, Whitmore, and Co. Lombard-street • 'Bitidniph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-Cross ; Dorrien anii Co, Finch-... lane, Cornbill; 'Hammer ileN Vanes and Ce. i 7;, I,6mbard-s , treet; and by, tlw Secretary, i, Cravelt-treety'. Strand, where the Books may be f;een by those-who are iu dined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. • • kV.—A SOMCI VOR, Living .MONEY -4 to lay (at on reasonable anfiVrerni Terms, offers to thereef in either great r snfall Suns, on the curity of Marriage St - Aliments, Church I::yings, Lite 1n .,,..,e'""ts 'NI 'Names of Tr.liti.-es, or the ZUII4S, as . 7.,ib0 , UR Least!hold Estates. Apply by Letter (post-pale',, tx Mr. W. 'lto. it, Chapel-4)la,e, i-;ilVailti at iS t i l l i - s sq () u ll it i4 ;e e ; front T,velve S . TOR I CA L anal MISCELLANEOUS 'QUESTIONS, for.the Use of Young People,. with a Selection.of British and Goeral Biography., &e. .• By BICIEsL • Printed for Longrnan, Hurst; Rees, Grine, and Brown, Pa teilioster-row ;"antt John Hurst, tV•Ocetield: - , CLASSI.C.:IIs (4 , .•0411APHY.. This liay . was ?Wished, Iri . o . ctaiio (the 341.E4lition), *ice Nisie Shillings - Boards. .• !'.,. This Day was published, :n One large Volume, Octavo, price 14fs: in boards , he Third' '. 'Edition of - . • ___ '2lB . t,120 ' L. 1,000 284 1,000 r . .'.. ,:`i ; 7,191 • ‘' :,,;',) I 4,824 2,90 '• 1,001) 1,120 ... ; ..... . ~. . ,J^. !i,620 -111,934 011.1NSb. and Co. sold t h e ' a b ove gran d _ Li:J_ of Ca .•tal Prizeg in _three st.,.cee. , sive .s,nalL,.,T of terits, with : Ai - tilt. 1.i.0 twelve Months, atm diVidea the - whole' of the Motley ani,4ig their Frieutis.—'llCK ETS anti SgARES are ott . Sale to the present Lottery. which • Oegins Drawing NEXT W EDNE:ADAY.—L.IO,OOO for the first Prize above L.25.—N ..26,Cornhill. • ITHAZARD, BURNE, Co. respectfully in form the Po lic, that TICKETS ang SHARES for the. .ensiting LOTTETiY are now on Sale at their Office, N 0.93, .liffYAL EXCHANGE. This Lottery, eonsiAing of only 12,000 Tickets, contains--- - 2 Prizes of L.20,0'19 2 Prizes of L.9.,00G 2 • 10,000 14 The Drawing commences- on the Is/43 JANUARY,. when . •the first Prize will he entitled.to 10,0001 . „ and on the Second Day (January 27), the first. Prize above 24 to 20,0001. Letters .(post-paid) duly answered, and Orders from "the Country, accompaired with Remittance; ptitictually at tended-W.—Government. and all other Public. Securities bought and sold by Commission.. IFFY CAPITAL PRIZES in the NEW • YEAR'S sTATE LoTTERY, of 12;000 Tickets, to be 'Sin Drawing :NEXT WEDNESDAY, January, 1813. SCHEME CONTAIN.?" / -420,000 10,000 2,000 .. 1,000 500 400 .800 200 IJt4l 2,372 Prizes, from 1001..tp 151, TICKET:A' and '.STIARES :11 . 0 selling by•ItIt.',HARI)SON, and Co. Contractors for the Lottery, at their Qttices, the Corner of Bank-buildings, CoTuhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-cross. I) SONS with painftil, loose, aid all other Diseases of the TF.ETH,• are strongly recommended to make 'use 'of the Chevalier RUSPINFS DENTIFRICE and TINCTURE, , the peculiar astringent qualities of which will be found mos t effi cac i ous i n restoring the natural dispo sition and that perfect harmony which is required between the action of the vessels of the !pulls rind the neighbouring parts. On thes e principles the operation of these Medicinci removes 'the diseases of the gums 'and the sockets, and will enAblc 'them to give that support to the Teeth which nature has de -signed.—Tnese Medicines may be hail whole Sale and retail, Chettlier's Honse in Pall-mall, opposite Carlton- Itouse ; and for the convenience of going in the country or abroad, the Tincture may be had' in large strong hottles, and bV tat ing one dozen boxes and bottles, thirtetiiwill be • DR. HO\VELL'S POWD.ERS, I Is. a Packet. IT S, EPILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, • -117STERICS, and all hinds of Fits radically oared by a)r. HOWELL'S POWDERS, upwards of thirty years esta blished. • The efficacy 'of these irit-ilitable Powders in the above dis.••• tressing liiortler6, has been indubitably proved by the nit 'nitrous Cures already communicated to the Public, from 4 vbich the following is selecfed-:• = . Mis's Anne Williams, of Laytenstone, Essex, sixteen, years 61d, had violent Fits front her childhood ; but, upon. tahiug these Powders, she was soon .;•ouiplctely cured, and nOw eU )Uysperfect health ; for which Meat blessing the ltev. Air. Minisier of Liytonstone, publicly murn ed thun'as to the Almighty, los.C;tupel, 4: ! n the loth of November '.also attested by I.:ambit, Master of the .Acaderoy ; :Air. T. Rhodes ; •and Airs. It. Grant. .This s . orcreigu Remedy is prepared ruder the patrol:it' g'e of 4 TN - Majesty, by De. liuw li, Fellow of Colk L ge, and ', f 's sold, :AVMs iinuie, No.. 18, ltlthuunc-iO:tec, ON,lorkl,roti a, V-ntl no where else, .fit Us. a facket, in which is tnelosZA •a Treatise Written by the Doclor vu the al)ove-iiien ioned Disenges• All letEer s (post•paid)daF answfred, apt! I he Powders sent to any part of the United Klngda" Dr. should be aai..tde maitiaiuted Cat: iirtimilarri oftf the Case. NrrLLAND HOUSE, HANTS• Handsome Household Furniture, Lire and Dead Stock,,Agri cultural Implements, &e. - W,be"..votiD Uy AUCTION, (v)ti the Premises) by Mr. WEL LER, ;by order Of the Assignees of Mr. Cook,) on Monday the 19th January, 1815, and following Da.ys at Eleven . _ THE Genuine and Entire Modern Elegant —HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,- Linen, Plate, Wines, China, Glass, Books, Out-door Stock, &c. comprising Four post' Bedsteds; with beautiful chintz furnitures, with dra peries and French Window- Curtains. of chintz and scarlet morecn, prime goose Feather Beds, Matt esses, Blankets and Counterpanes,, various Mahogany 'Drawers, Grecian eating room, sets of dining, 100, and other Tables, a suite of Drawing-roont Furniture, with elegant palampore French Curtains, a Grecian Sofa, rose-wood, card, and tea Tables, Chairs, and large Pier Glasses, MirrOrs Turkey', Brussels .and KiddertuitiStcrCarpetsl Plate, Table Chitin, Desert Services, and Tea Equipage, a Table Service of Wedgewood Ware, a. quantity of Glass ; I Tabte and Bed-linen—Boolss—Matteria, Claret, Port, and Vidunia Wittes—a Time piece, ebonized and japan Chairs and Dressing-tables, an Office Desk, Watt' a patent copying. Machine—Kitchen, Brewing and Washing Utensils, a patent Mangle ;• Melon, -Cucunebvr Lights, Gar den :Tools and Green-house Plants. . The Out-door Stock—Consists of an excellent six-inch wheel and four narrow wheeled Waggons, four six-inch wheel Dung and two light Carts, with good, thin and tracts Harness, Rollers, Ploughs, Harrows, with all other Agricultural iiii plements—two Ricks of Wheat, .and two Ricks of Hay, a quantity of Bavins-12.capital draught Horses, two clever Hackneys, a sniall black Mare With a Foal at foot, 4 Norman Cows, 2 Heifers, .2 Pole Cows, 2 Heifers, -2 Bullb. 4 French Heifers 2 off, 5 Rams, 30 Sheep, 80 Lambs, 2 Sows and Yids and a Boar, 5 Donkeys and a Cart, 2 Pointet Bitches and 2 Spaniels, 10 Turkies, 50 Ducks And Fowls. ' The Effects may be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale. Catalogues in doe tiale, at 6d. each, may be had at the place of Sale,'—Anchor, Liphook ; Dolphin, Pctrestield ; King's Arms, Godalming; Crown, Guilil:4d ; Spread Eagle, Midhurst ; Crown Inns, Portsmouth and Gosport.; Dolphio, Southampton ; lied Lion, Fareham ; Dolphin, Havant ; Half Moon Petworth ; Crown, Arundel; Hotel,, Worthing; Old Ship, Brighton ; Star, Lewes ; Auction Mart, London ; and of fir. Weller, Chichester. A MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. ASafe and Perfect CURE of . RUPU TRE (without pain or confinement) is now practising by Mr. J. H: SPENCER, No. 3, Golden-square.- Mr. S. has the most gratifying satisfaction of assuring the Public, that since ttm commencement of his Practice in July last, lowly Rupto red , Persons have been effectually cured, who may be referred to; and he has at this time under his care upwards of 100 Pa tients, win) tel assurance, from his mode of treatment, they are now receiving that advancement towards a cure, which its the (nal cannot disappoint them; and in every case Mr. S. pledges-himself they shall stand the test of examination by the most skilful practitioner. In further testimony of these interesting facts, be feels him self bottomed in being permitted to refer to two high and imble Peers, from his successful application on a couple of Patients of their sending. To spew most forcibly the national importance of this dis covery, Mr.S. need only to refer to every Professional Writer on the lamentable subject of Hernia, who state, irons very satisfactory documents, that inure than one in every eight persons are ruptured. • Mr. S. subjoins a List of a feW persons who have been pealectly cured, and who have allowed the publication of their names, from 'motives of grntittnle to hint, and of humanity to those who may stow be labouring under that most afflicting Th,S9ltlier put under his process, by his Royal Highness the Coq - intim:lyr in Chief, for a had Rupture, has Left oir Ins Tew-,3 sever:Jl months, after being passyd as sound by Doctor p a t r i e , i tu d the Army Medical Uoitrd• .111 I.eLlcrs must be pos.t-free. Mr. (ii ding. 12, Cieorge.strcet, Grosvelwr-squarc., M:-. \V. 13:.r.vnian, 47, Ohl Conipton-stt vet. Mr. \Villianisan, I I i, Golden-lane, Barbican. r..T,y:igftive, scut 11 Earl St;.,n hope. Th,:ras Garr:!,l, 7, Upper Crown-street, Westminster. Mr. ,Gliaries:-.gannders, Servant to the Earl of Ons S, C re .:t. 15,,Harturd-strert, Fitzroy-sirsiare.. J . Set . vuut to Mr. M4tivl4eitvr, livrivr, Ormond •zv.,±z Blumufibury. ------ DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on SLTR 1 GERM, illustrtaed by Cages. By WILLIANI IIF,Y, Esq. • ' - • Member of thr Itov3t-Col lege Of So.'z , t(iiti in I,oildoo, &C, Printed for T. tutleThand W. tiacie.,Stfand, LOI1311.; and W. Blackwood, ;a Ediaburgli. NUMBER 11. OF MARTIAL ACHIEVEMENTS. TO THE LOVERS OF. THEIR coc-NTRY. J. JENKJNS .begs leave to draw the attention of. the Nobility and Gentry tot he Second'Nomber of a truly National Work, which he now offers to their inspection, and with a sure hope of its gaining their approbation and support. .•. On the 2d Jantlarv, 1115, was' published, dedicated by per mission to his Grace TizE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, and .• patronised by the Army in general, THE SECOND NUMBER • of that highly embellished, interesting, and splendid Pub ' Beat ion, entitled E MARTIAL ACIII EVEM b;NTS OF GREAT BRITAIN and her ALLIES, from the Year 1800 to 1814 ; illustrated with accurate . Representations of -thc numerous glorious Victories in which they have been en gaged; accompanied with the Grzette, and other official Do cuments. The superb Plates are engraved from •Drawiugs made on the spot, assisted by the private Memoranda of se veral General Officers, whO have honoured time Proprietors of the Work with their communications and patronage. Each Number will he . Illustrated with Four Engravings, from Drawings by Heath, coloured to imitate the originals, and the,whole Wo't It will be printed on an Imperial Elephant • Paper, hot-pres,seaL •• To be continued Monthly, at 1/..)5. far the Number small, and at 21. -2s. for the large paper do pies. A few of, the latter remaining, as yet uusubscribe.l. for, arc still submitted to the Public at the subscription price, after which they will be raised to non-subscribers. To be had of . .1. Jenkins, at his Depot of elegant Embel lishment,. 48, Strand. Embellishinents of the Second Number -contain-1. The Battle of Cortinna. 2.The Death of Sir John .Moore. 3. The Battle of S4lanpoca. 4. The Battle of Leipsie. And the Third Number, on the l'st of Fein - nary', will contain-1. The Landing the Troops in Egypt. • 2. The. Death of General Sir Ralph Abercrombie. -4.. The Entrance of the Allies into Leip sias 4. The 'Siege of Badajos. MRS. HOFLAND'S NEW WORK. This Day was published, in 4 vols. 12mo. price 245. boards, A FATHER . AS HE SHOULD BE; . 01*,' Obedience. • • • •By Mrs. HOFLAND. • Author of " The C;ergymau's Widow," "Merchant's dow,'' Daughter •in-Law," ' , Patience and Perseverance,' " says She-to. her Neighbonr,,what ?" '"l'he Sister," " Pa 7 noraina of Etirope :not " Visit to Loudon." Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. Where nosy he had, recently published : The.Baehelor's Journal, inscribed to the Girls of England, edited by t he Author ofThe Englishwoman, &c. 9.. vols. Ins. thl. Spanish Campaign ; or, The Jest, by Mrs. Meek, 3 vols. ISs. Children.of the Abbey, .by it. M. Roche, 7th Edition, 4 _ vols. 245. Paired,--Not • Matched; or, Matrimony in the 19th Cen tury; by Mrs. Ross, Author of the " Cousins, Modern Ca lypso.," &c. 4 vols. 20s„ Secret'Aveirzers ; or, The Rock of Glotzden, a Romance, by Aunt; of Ssv inaea, 4 Tots. 245. . 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