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• NEVI Cxtil3- , flow I p hizi, 44;t11 ; 134 a, 'II GC. vale; —, Sof Vraft elan, Imo. ...ow. , roc Veci NUMIjER 3516. j THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT, December z 6, 180 , 3, will be presented, A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE, Colonel Feignwell, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Freeman, Mr. BARTLEY ; Sir P. Modelove, Mr. WALDRON ; - Obadiah Prim, Mr. DOWTON ; Tradelove, Mr. MADDOCKS; • Perriwinke, Mr. SU ETT ; Sackbur, Mr. PA LMER ; Simon Pure, Mr. RUSSEI:L. Mrs. Prim, Miss POPE 4 • Anne Lovely, Miss MELLOW. WITH THE CARAVAN; Or, The DRIVER AND HIS DOG. The araelers by Mr. B Ch ARTI.EY, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. BANNISTE)Z, jun. Mr. GIBBONS, Master WEST, Mr. (SHER, Mr. MADDOCKS. Mrs. H..IOHNST.ON, Miss DE CAMP. On T uesdaYw The Grecian Daughter, with The Caravan. On Wednesday,_ The Wife of Two Husbands, with The Caravan. And on Thursd a y, G eorge B a rnwell, after which a nriv vrind Pantomimic Ballet, called Cinderilla ; or, The t nikite. The PUblic are most respeCifully inforrned.that Mrs. Tor-• dan it engaged at this Thew re, and will make her first Ap prar4l4ce on Monday, Jan. ad, in the Character of the Coun try THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O N MONDAY NEXT, December 26, 18 0 3, will be presented, THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. Strictland, Mr. 'MURRAY ; • • Ranger, Mr. LEWIS ; Frankly, Mr. BRUNTON ; Bellamy, Mr. CLAREMONT ; jack Meggot, Mr, KNIGHT. Mrs. Stri&land, Mrs. ST. LEG ER ; Clarinda. Mrs. G LOVER ; Jacintha, Mrs. MILLS ; Lucetta, Mrs. MATTOCKS; 'cony, Miss LESERVE:' To which will be added, fur the first time, a Pantomime Entertainment, called HARLEQUIN', RACES ; Or, TIME BEATS ALL ; With new Scenery, Mlchincry, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and Music. entirely new, and composed by : . Mr. DAVY. Principal Pantomime Charafters by Mr. B 4 t LOGNA, KLANE RI% .` Master MENAGE, 14/Ir. L.. BOLOGNA, Mr. DUBOIS, (with Song). Mrs. FREDERICK. With a PAS . StUL by, Miss H. BOLOGNA. • Principal Vocal Characters by Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. KIND, Mr. BYRNE. Mrs. BRAMWELL, Miss MARTYR. same favourite Pieces of Scenic Machinery from Harlequin „ Oberon, and other popular Entertainments. Tue'sday, the Tragedy or Richard the Third. On Wednesday,' 'rhe Man of the World. On Thursday, the Tragedy . of Mary Queen of Scots. TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. ANY Person or Persons willing to contra& fgr j BUII.1)ING•a NEW BRIDGE across - the RIVER Wlth,near.Cat:lcon,, in thc County of Monmouth, either ""tn:Stone orl ren, or partly Stone and partly Iron, are de 'jet; to deliver their Plans and Estimates thereof at my Office 'dclicpStow on or before the loth day of faimary next, or tome, at th e Three Salmons Inn, Usk, on Wednesday the 1 - ith of January, by Ten &Clock in the Ferreifoon, th,it the stmeniay be laid before the Magistrates, at the General Quar ter Sessions to be holden gai tharDay. TUR roN, Clerk of the Peace. hepstow, Dec. 8, 18p3.. WWI INVENTED WATER-PROOF. BOOTS and SHOES. EDWARD MOGGRIDGE, :No. 44 , ' Ludgate hilt, London, begs leave to inform his.) riends and the Public in general, that after ma n y years attention and expc ritnce, he iiaS to offer them Rcm Ts and SHO ES, WATE R. P F r with perteek confidence of their being far superior to any ever made. ,lie makes the lightest dress Shoes anti Boots Water -Proof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable: He re commends them on shooting excursions, as no water cin pe netrate. Likewise his N e w-invented SII OOTI NG BOOTS. Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage: of lasting twice as long as Leather dressed in the common way, An article of such general utility will no doubt email the attention of the Public, and induce those who have a real value for their health to apply at his ManutiClory,. as abrive. He has no connexion- with an other House in London. . will thank those of his Friends, and the Public, *trio flay favour him with their orders, to apprize.him as L ar l),,as possible, as it will en a bl e hi m to execute their Com- VlP 4 thinn di ;appointment. aad Alarge assortment uf Boots and Shnes, Waterproof Trade. othe r wi se t Constantly kept for the East and West India Mercnants and Captains liberally treated with. 13, 4 ,HIS MAJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. V • lETHII.MA RECLINING and CHAIR MATTRESSES that art:on a principle to raise and ekvate the bed, and found a most c:.sy and ccmfortable :teens of moving and supporting i ; they itte univer- . tily approved, and acknowledged essential to the .eofort v aletudinarians in general ; can be made to fi t any b ed steau, and cannot-be put out of order. . . Also Pate nt S o f as on the same useful pr i nc ipl e , which rorm a double-headed Couch, arid yet have the aPneafunce of a common lolling Sofa ( - Sofa Beds, Elegant Patent Re clining Easy Chairs, in Leather,' with . sisgleor double Foot stools, Patent Library Table,,, Invalid Chairs oil Wheels, Patent Co -to-bed Chairs for Invalids, and other Articles of useful Mechanical Furniture, may be had at Poedck's, No. z 6, Southinquon-street, Strand. NaVy anti Camp Equipage. PA LM SOAP, in the greatest Perfeaion. 'BERRY :having made gicat 'lmprovements in , sa. his well-known PALM SOAP, recoirn•cmi 4 it with ;mewed confidence to the Nobility and Gentry ; PrCPAria" frot h that sweet - fragrant Article Palin Oil, the pleasantness to the : perfume, and delicacy of its use, has merited the at "tam and patronage or many of the 'tipst Families, and is ssteenied a valuable Discovery for softening, brae nt,' nnd preserving the Skin from the Heat of the Sun ; and /t all° tonntl an excellent defence against cold Winds, and 14TP.(rintY Air.— Sold in Squares and L. each, with •or words ‘ 4 Samuel Berry,' on the wrapper. 'file Propriix. t r ecommends it as the bust Soap tor Simi/lag, producing a fine soft lather proper for tanderlaccs, in round cakes, is. Prepared and so ld by S. lie,try, Wholcsale r,cif 6 • 1 7, Creek-street, Soho and by his Appointiritur tdit riticipbl P lAU • • Perfumers in 1.91168 d 4,lll;;teut TvOirts in the dttOms r^ • FORSYTH ON TRFES.-+--OCTAVO EDITION. • This Day was published, A New Edition, being the Third, with Thirteen folding Plates, Price US. boards, A - TREATISE . on the • CULTURE and MA. NAGEMENT of F,RUIT-TRt ES, in which a New Method of Pruning and Training is fully described. • To which is added, a New and improved Ldition of • Observations on the Diseases, Defects, aiut Injuries in all kinds of Fruit and Forest Trees.; with tin Account et a par .Nethod of cure. Published by Order of Govern ment. . IIy.WM. FORSYTH, F.A.S. and F.S.A. Gardener to His Majesty. at Kensington and St. lames's, Meinher_ef ,the Loonomical Society at St. Petcrsburgh, &c. Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster row ;T. Cadell and W. Daticii, Strand and J. Debrett, 144A:filly. This Day was published, Price 3s. ed. bound. Elegantly printed on a Pearl Letter, and Hot.pressed, making a neat Pocket Volume, in Eight:ens, the Fifteenth Edi ti,n of JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY of the ENGL ' ISII . LANGUAGE, in MINIATURE. .. To which are aided, An alphabetical Account of the Heathen Deities; a list of the Cities, Boroughs, and Market Towns in England and Wale ; a copious Chtonology ; _and a concise Epitome of the cult rentarka* EVCItt3 during the French Revolution, By the Rev. JOSE PH EIAMILTON, M. A. Mosier of the iccadenlyat Hemei tiouste.d, Ficrts. Printed for Longman and Itee:,, Na, ;g, Paternoster-row ; J. Johnson, G. and I. Robilion, W. J. and I. Richordion, IL Baldwin, F. and C.•ltivingtan, I. Matthews, Cuthell and Martin, I. Walker, W. I. , ,wndes, I. Seorcheril, 11. D. Symonds, G. Wilkie, Stud:dale, W. Clarke 44 Vernor and Hood, S. Baoter, Catk.ll and Davies; Wynne and Seholey, and A. Arch, T. durst, J. Harding, I. Islawroan, and Black and Parry, This Day was published, The Eighth Edition, corrected and rer iced, in Two Volumes, Qiiarto, Price 41. 4s. bound. Also, on tine li/tive Paper, Price sl..ss. bound, A DIC FIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN. TA. (-WAGE ; in which the Words are deduced from their thiginals.- and Illustrated in their did4ent SignifiLations by Exanipli:s tram the best %Vriters. To whion prefixed, A History of the . Langtrag6; and an English Craminar. By SAMUEL JOINSON, Printed for:Longrnan and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row ). Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. 1 and 1. Richardion, R. Baldwin. and C. Rivington, 1. ,1 I ar.liows, Caithd I and Marlin, 1. V.',jkcr, W. Lowndes, 1. Si:.itclierd, IL. D. S. (j. Wilkie, 1. Stocktialc, W. t.::;t1 ke and Son, Wr• nor and Hood, S. Bagster, Cadell D:ivies, Wynne and SuholeY. J. and A. Ar.. 711„ Murray and T. )curst, j. Harding, 1. Mawman, and 13Ia‘k and Parry. Of whom may be had,. An Abridgment oft he Above Work, in two vols.!Rvo. price 175. and in one vol. pricy t os . 6,1. 1 9 E SAI UR DA Y. DECEMBER 24, 1803. GREAT. NOVELTY !. Expressly prepared for the Holidays. ROYAL l'Y THEATRE, 4 WELLS-STREET, GOODMAN's-Fl ELDS. 'ON MONDAY NEX T, December , 26, , and during , the Holidays, will be presented, never per formed at this Theatre, a Comic Pantomime, with exten. sive Scenery, Machinery, Me6;ll.mical Changes and bccep tions, called . THE PHCENIX; Or, HARLEQUIN AND LILLIPO. In the course of which, a grand Variety of Seenerr will be displayed, particularly Mons. Garnerin and Captain Son - den's Arial Voyage in a Balloon, with an exact Repre . sentation of its Appearance over LOnclon; and its Descent near Colchester; and lastly, the Manor Vault into a most magnificent Fairy Grove. Preceding which, also first time, a Comic Entertainment of Music and Dancini, called WHO PAYS THE PIPER? . in the course of the Evening, the PATAGONIAN SAMP SON, whom Mr. ASTLEY has engaged for Six Nights, willgo through his surprising Feats of Strength, accompa nied by a Groupe of Savages. During the above most extraordinary Exercise, the Five PAN DEAN. M I NSTRiiLS from Vauxhall Gardens, execute vario'ts MArriair Pieces dr - MuSic, - each Pervan at the same thric playing on Two Instruments. New Comic Songs, by Mrs.' H E ItBER, I', Mr. THORPE, and. Mr. 1011ANNOT.• The whole to conclude with, Ist tine, an Historical Fael, produced by Mons. LA To called • THE FRENCH FOREST, In the course of which will be displayed several Broad Sword Combati. Box 4s. Second Price U.-Pit 23. Second Price is.—First Gallery Is. Second Price 6d: —Upper Gallery 61. Doors to'be opened at Half past five. tocommence at Halt past Six precisely. Half-price at Half past Eight o'Clock. Places to be taken at the Box-Otlice of the Theatre from Eleven till Three o'Clock. , This Day was published, t ,In Two very thick Volumeslamo. Price Rs. in boards, i TH. REVOLUTIONARY' L U-TA exhibiting the most DISTINGUISHED CHARAC TERS, Luir.itAaY, MlLtra.rtv, and PoLt - rmat., in the recent Annals of the FRENCH REPUBLIC; the-greater part irons the Original Information -of A GENTLEMAN resident at Paris. The Biographical •Memoirs include, among others, the WHOLE of the CONSULAR EANIILY, with the Ge nerals..and Admirals employed to invade England r with Copious Lives of MOREAU, PICHEGRU, FOUCHE, SI EYES,TALLEYRAND, ANDREOSSY,MASSVA, &c. , Including, a mired display of the singulat POLICE now existing at PA It I S. . To•which, as an Appendix, is reprinted entire, the cele brated Pamphlet of "KILLING NO MURDER." Printed for iGhn Murray, No, 32, Fleet•street; London., Where may be had, lately published,. .•. letters of a Matneluke; or; a Moral and" Criticatlldlure of the Manners of Paris ; from the French of Joseph . La vallec. In a vols. limo. price9s. In boards. STATE •LOVI:EItY, 18;,3, B EGINS DRAWING the 91!► uf JANUARY tgo4. SCII g NI C. No. of Prizes. Val. of ca. t. Total Value. 2 Of £20,000 is £40,000 2 - 10,000 , 2a,Q00 2 Soo() - 10,000 3 - 2,000 6,0n0 6 - 1,000 - 6,000 io 's4* - 5,000 20 • . 2" 4,000 So . too - 5,000 100 - 5 0 - 5,000 6,3 2 5 . 2a - 126,500 26,000 Tickets k427,soca First drawn Ticket Seventh Day - - ,C.a0,000 Ditto Last Day ' Are part of the above Capitals. TICKETS atyl SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED torrEitv-OFFICE ,• and the PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - C• 17 8 o Half 90 o Eighth . 26 e quarter 4 it o Sixtechth 3 o FEMALE; BLOC RAPIIY. This Day Was published, In six handsome Volumes, Oloadeciniu, price One Guinea and a Halt; in boar Is, or Two founds, clegantly bound, "GiENIALE BIOGRAPHY ; Or. Metn:rits of Re. markable awl I Ilirstrious Women of all AgeS and Coun tries, impartially and taittifully 'Corilp led trout the most au theatre sources, and arranged alphaneiic.:lly. interesting and valuable Work is iniispensable to the completion ofevlry Lady's Library', and it is a suitable Com panion at School to Young Ladies who are finishing their Lthlcation. All the Characters have been seleti.;:l and writ ten with the most attentive regard to the promotion of virtue, and all the usual attriaions r,t Bto4raphy have throughout the Work been brought in aid of the established principles a Religion alai Morality. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paurr.Chureli yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. NINTH OF JANUARY, 1804, THE STATE LOTTERY CUMMenCeS Draw. ing.—TICKETS AND SHARES are on Sale at the Corner of Buildings, Cornhiii, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross, London; the °dices of RICHARDSON, QOODLUCK, and Co. SECOND LOTTERY for To begin Drawing the 9tll January itext SWIFT and Co. No. tt, Poultry, are selling TICKETS and SHARES of the present Lottery,— This ()nice (tirst established in the Year 1759) has been re markable for the Sale of capital Prizes, particularly, In-the last" Lottery,. • •In the Loiterydr:o.vn in April. No, 126, a i i fiZCOl,Colosoool No. 1499 a PTIZe 01 . ,C • 5,•00 20,430, Ditto 5,0001 41,096 MIA° 2,0?! With others to a great amount. " • OLDEST!. STATE LOTTERY OFfIOE, Established in the Year p.p. • No. 8, Charing-cross. IVCARTER, laic Maddistues, most reSpea . fuliy informs his Friends and the Public in general, that heis now Selling Tieketti and Shares in variety of num bi:ts at the above Office, where, for 63 years, innumerable c.ipital- prizes have been Sold and Shared, and all r4es paid on demand. Thu peculiar advantage of the ensuing . Lottery, consisting of only 26.000 Tickets, must be obvious. consequently a considerable advance may be expected previous to tile Draw ing, which cOiriniences on the 9th ut . January next. Allkinds of Government Securities Bought and Sold by Commission at this (Mee. . This Day was published, Price is. 6J. ODSLEY'i Original CELLAR BOOK; or, D The BUTLER's ASSISTANT in keeping a regular Account of his Liquors. For the Year 5804. To be cowl- Pucci Annually. The utility of such a Book as this to any Family who have a Stock of Liquors in their Cellar, and wish to know how it is expended, is so obvious as to need no comments: if proof 'were wanting, the extensive Sale of this.. Book, which has been annually reprinted for a long series Of years, is sufficient evidence. To this Edition is added DireEtions for the Management of Malt Liquors in the Cellar, Bottling, &c. &c. London: Printed for Symonds, No so, Paternos— ter- row ;W. March, Ludgate-hill ;j. Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church -yard; Knight and Tripnwik, St. James's strict ;" Kirby, Bond-street; and Mills, No, 368, Oxford erect. CHAPPLE's LIBRARY, PALL-MALL. This Day Wai published, in ,Four Volumes ) price Os. MALVINA, an interesting Navel, by Machme C****, Authoress of Clare D'Albe, and Amelia Mansfield. • Translated from the French by Miss GUNNING. Printed for T. Huisr, Paternoster-mw; C. Chapple, No. 66, Pali-Mall; and No. so, Sauthampton.row,.Ru,s.ell. square; and R. Dutton, No. 45, Graceciturch.street. Also, inst published; r. Convent of St. Michael, A.rale taken from a Geiman Manuscript of the Seventeenth Century, 2 vols. 7s. ,2. The Union, a Novel, 3 vols. as. 3. litunatt Frailties, by Miss Miniflo, 3 vols. us. GALVANISM. This Pay wtt..;.puolish;id, In Two Vols. Bvo. illustrated with s great number of Cop perplates, Price One Guinea in boards, LEMENITS of GALVANIS:VI, 1:1 THEORY 1.14 and PRACTICE ; with a Comprolwisive View o l i ts HISTORY,from the Fl RsT EXPERIMENTS' of GAI.- VANI tp the present Containing also, Pradicai Dirations for . construaing /he GALVANIC Al'l' ARA TUS, and Plain. Systematic instructions tyr Pg . ritinnimg all the various Experi - ntents. By C. H. WILKINSON, S: A. S. , London Printed tin I. Murray, No. 3z, Fleer.str e et. ADDRESS TO tRITISti LABOURERS AND . MECHANLCS • This Day WAS published, prise 6d. ERIOUS CONSIDER A PION ;(icirrseil to BRITISH LABOURERS and MECHANICS, 4i the present Crisis. Printed for j. llebrett, opposite Burlington-House, cadilly. Of whom may had, Lord KING's THOUGHTS on the BANK, 2s. COMPANION to the Royal Kaleticiar 1804, Is. 6d. , Governor POWNALE's Memorial. to the Sovereigns of • Etttope and the Atlantic, Second Edition, 3s. 6d. • This Day were ptibiishett, In Two large Vokuncs Othtvo, Price ts. Travis, _ _ - - ZOLLIKOFER"k SER NON S D 4 ,G NI 1? of MA N. , Front the Cerrnau. BT the Rev. W MIA ANL t'()(} E, F, K . S. • " .These- Sermons breathe the pure itad genuine spirit of Christianity, and exhibit, Religion ic> our view in a forin titc most sit mated and alluring fur instead of terrifying her vo taries, by disfiguring her brigrazaannterrance with an lanstere and gloomy brow, they .invite and encour,rge ill to approach, her, as to a kind anti cnulescenli•ig Qneen, who sits serene and chearful on tier Throne, dr4reilaiiig to all her •Subjeeti. true wisdom and -peace,cons.)la Ova 411.1 joy . lo oue word, we recommcnd Ahem to every description of Itmiclers. since they have this merit, Ilia r witpotir profound disclissibn atvt meta physical researr.h, they cont;.in the pure and undisguised mu rals of the Gospel, arrayed in an easy and 4‘t raztivtb garb iklutithli Review tOr, Feb. 0. 3 . Printed fin T. N..Longman and 0. Rees, Yate'rnoindr:row. Gpredily will he published, by the same Author, S E R.- MONSon the EVILS tluit are in . the !NUKED, in Two witk a Head oh the Author. • NORRIS's I:ROL'S MOTWITHSTANDING this celebrated Medi. IN tine has stood the test of near Milt' a century, ) . et fresh proofs of its superiOr elßeacy are d•ii ty ercrieliced. In Fevers of all sons its seputation isiridubitabi) - citablishetft brit in the Black and Yellow :Putriii.Fevers, sn dcstru4ive • in hot Climes, and in Complaints produced by foul and contarninatol air (to use the eapression of a Gentleman in the African Trade), it is a di3inc Remedy. :For its ' l,tarl ug qua_ Jities in the Gout, Rheum:l64u, Scurvy, A sthMa;Consoinp. .Cortiplaiim of the Stomach and .Ilowels ' and its cor dial eets the decays of Age, 'Sec.. see ti B ook in ook of Cores delivered gratis, at the Dodoes house, N0..29, Laver Brook street, Grosvenor-square, where the tainily duty includet, only can be Ivid, and Orders Or Vxportation are executcd. Sold in smaller bottles, pries: t is. and as. by Bacon and Co, No. rso r tixtiard,street, principal Vender, and by all oilierßetailers of Medicines; N. B. The Public arc particularly' cautioned not to . put., chase any of this Medicine without a cerriti.ate being at tached to each Bottle, signed by the sole Propi - ',4'.ors, I'JlO. ' Gate and Charlotte Moore. A (liberal ittii,waitce is %nada tall44rchantsi ,and those who FUrchaSe to sell spin. ~.,,, .... it, ..1.11.1 ~,..... #4. 9 % --1 o. ; , :L .. _, -, ~ ..46-, 1 .-F ' ' ty.... Aye. ,srt): :: t ' k ... . . . l ii . ii: ~ ~ S - ?,. rA I-k k' • : -. 4, ' .., 4 ,:'! ;, .‘" : ,: , c, 1 1,- t --,..i. ....., • i•-••, - .1, ,• 07.4-___ . 7 U , 7 : 7 a - '- 'l : ' , ' .• V v- I.X. /4 11 1 I. V . lb v..„4 fi hill N' f PRICE "SIXPENCE. I,IOUSE, De;:ym;ber 23, tSo 3 ALL rersoy: (who- are quilling to • jnpply the EAST INDIA G'o.llP.lNY . svi.i.) 5:o e.ealdrons, measure, of the best . SE..l COALS, di.stiagasking tLe 44 i firetit 4...;,t5, and to de delivered at the East fedi., 'bust asd 1111;ei:ouset, free of all Expense:, nta . y se.,d Prcpoinh, leafed stp, al-esse4 to the Commi:/ee of the !Lase, hefire AvelVe •o'Cloei 4,4 Wednesday, tte qtb jamta , :y next. 11 R :11S .11', Seeretat". The timet 4elivery mqy be knowl appying to Ir. „veg, Clerk. to the oU:tallier o/ the Noose. GODIVINt.s 1.1 F.E• ANI) AGE OF CHAUCER, This Day w publishol, In Two Volum:ls, pri.:e Three Guineas anti 3 Halt in I.),l4rtis, il;ustrawct with Portraits,: . THE HIS WRY LIFE . m:d AGE of GEOFFREY CIIALIC the Poet; ihcl , •du.; Nlerpoirs of In; FriQn4 and jottWuf Gaunt, Duke of Lanc.i.ocr. OrIDWI Printed far ttiLinird•Vinlteits, N.). 71, Paul's Church yap!. and to b:.•ti.id.olall . * ft * Urns York coiniircherldS Venvs of th, Pro:Trcgs. of Society, Manna's, anti the I ine Arti, from the l)ay.1) of Literature in Modern Europe, is the l'ijoeteen fit einitory, with t.:ii.i ' idataS (it tt",•'ikrllit;ljUil in Courts of I It. and ltichard i I. , • 'TILE OF PI ZA •This"Da.y W 4 pualistid, a 144.1 Y JAL itiT;ICCO ' Small Oct,ivE,, price boirds, etlifit.:niiited .1' Stitt Lil;ene'ss of tue Author, front au orie s inal 0ia,...- ing,..and• with kA.o6ther•Plates,. AN A(..:COUN 1: of the late EXILE int )SIPE-: it lA, by order of the Emir -Tor Paul, of A.UG STIIS itUC,A,ttitorofthe Sp.,niards in Pent (from with very slight verbal alteration, is taken the p:). Ai - Tragedy of Pizarr6), of the Stranger, of Lovers' Vows, Sri 1 th a great nuinb.n ut , otter tylintred Plays, written by and translated into Etvilish i , By the Rev. It It ES FORD. : • In this Work the Public are pra•sented tit one of the most alf:cting Narratives ever written ; containing the personal suet' rings of arnan of exquisite sensibility, who way rrmsty torn, -without it moment's notice, from his family a nd .friends, and hurried' away several.. thousand Miles into, the • hmos,:itable regions of Siberia. Besides the Narrative of hi; • niiserablejournei, Of it esca , e into the woods, and his st , i). sequent capture, the Wink imere'sting. account of his treatment and sialCrings during-several ithinths detention in the neighbourhood of Tubolsk r and nt.u.i particulars re lative to a SiOeriao banishment, Which have never behave been published . . Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church- - yard, and to be 'bad ut all llouksel Of whom may be had, 'Aliss Phiritro's faithful Transla tion of the Spaniards in Peru, and of Sever:J. of Kotzebue's best Plays. A NEW VOLUME. This Day was published. in C)n. 'veil - large Volume, Oc. • tavo, price ki.ilf...a.C;ilinua ; with striking Liken.isses of.'Mr. A tl,7,,:rsta-ln,• the MargraVine, Sir • R. Peel, Lcdy Hamilton, therDutal of . ;•Queen,b,....rry, Mr. Pye, 1)r. Knox, Major' Kei,itrl , General Paoli, - and the Marquis Wellesley ; r • E VlOl tif PLIBIA-C CHARACTERS, of ivi. 'lB.l -1804; being a New ifclumeof the \Vork fir ,e,cral mrs;aiiist, has in - 1;3 ; •;:d azt uninterrupted Career o; favour. It is the Plan of this liiii:yaphical Series to do justice to tai Charatl:rs, Talents, and Labottra, of our iligtinguisheat Contemporaries, and iu performing•this arduous rzaak, to iia tisry curiosity without gratifying malevoldiice: In the SiX Volumes, which are na,v pubti o hed, will be found full, accurate, and impartial Ailottuirs of the Lives of the most distinguished Perioiis in every walk of Public Lif.• ; tile Work - rn iy consequently be r.:cogilized as the private Do. Hi,rory of the PreSent Times. . Thai Maw Volume contains Sir Robert . 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