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I NUMBER 2672.] THEATRE-ROYAL,' DRURY-LAN'E. . . i TONORROW. E..V . ENI.NG,. 'Aka 15, 801, will be pertbrrned._•,- _,, A TRIP TO SCARBOROUGH. - Lord,Foppirigton,--,Mr; PAUMER i. . -Miss Hoyden, Mrs. , WRDAti• :, . . -. • WiTH .- .. . • - . . ......_.. .. •OF AG TO-MORROW. •‘ OR ROW . bn Thursday, the Historical. Drama of Deaf and - Dumb. • On Tuesday next, th 9 :Tragedy of rizarso. 'A dew Romantic Draina, with Songs, calred Achlmorn the Outlaw, willbe produced imtnediat,elt. The Music can.: posed by Mr. Kelly. • Anew Tragetly.called Julian and Agnes: is in rzheanal, and will be produced as soon as possible. THEATRE ROYAL, cOVENT-GARDEN. TO.MORROW EVENING, April 5, I got, will be performed a'Cornedy, A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. - . PEROUSt The,rtsgsgAtivna!l Will he perforrni an Thursday : anti • E fluty ; on tan tmtlii, will be added, the new Pantomime Drama of Perause, after. antic. it- -.cannot brc. ,performid. foi some time, on - account of a new Comic pert, in three Aas,,,which will be prodriced for the „fulit time on 4atui - cla) called . The Blihd Girl, of A RMeipt 'for gleauty, with en tire new Music, Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Music composed by Mr..Mazzingid and Mr. Reeve. With The Farm-House.. - • TUTOR W'ANTtb, To iristrua a Pupil at Home, in a. Dail y Attendance:ot.• at least Two Hours in Town. MHE Description ci f Verson desired, is a Gentle .. ' man of stody chara, a Gradiiate ofone of the lint verslties, who, beJides being goo:: Classical Scholar and Historian, is presumed to possess a competent knovaedge of Logic, Arithmetic, Mathempicfi, and: i*brat ; either in Orders, or at the Bar. Gentleman of respe4ablitv, and of fuLther acquirementi than those abovi'menilbried, Shoutd be disposed to undertake the task, he, would, not be likely, to tiud objeZtionin terms, or other cirotanstances, - ,vnich would be re nd:led in all respeas as satisfaaory as possible. Application to be made by Letter,•direacd to A. B. at Messrs, Knight' and Triphook's, Stationers, No. 38, 'St. James's -street. _ . . , iVANTED, A Steadyindustrious Young Man, who s la., acquainted with the French an d German Lanpiasl'o, and would be willing to take an active. part in a ManufatO.ry. rf c), a one cap advance Two.or Three Thousand Pcunus, b&rnay have a share in the Concern proportionate to the Capital new employed.', +urilter-Particulars by No . applying em (pin-ost- ctre:tpa.i.d) ix, Col to Mr. Joseph Sherrill; Merchmt, London. Tio appli c ation will be at tended to but f ro m t h e mot re _ speciable quarter, and tinFxceptionable refcrences rcy uiFed. C.01‘111115q()N MONEY ~ AC,OOII,II4ODATIONS. Bt I SIIa SS, find`COMNrERCIALCONCERNS. NfERCHAISTTS, _nmufaattrers,\•SFipkeepers, and ot hers, suppliel with an Advastoeppote Woollens, C s, or any ot•ier spec.es of .Goods Myr_ ehandit Linens, ott k,• TAW, on or manufactured, for such trims:as - rray be 1...°, , 11 interest and a moderate Commission: Cennettions and Correspondence of the Advertisers 3WV hLat /Li t na , jrne a suitable and advanugeoutz•raarket for Goo;ts PI clez wr yi o n i when it may. be the oftheiparties. to cit..peie of r sante. Those over-stocked with coOds, or desirous of extending their Trade and CooncaioniZwill -find this the most eligible resd a ce llivy - can have; err, when . disapPointed in ieteipts and' remittances, will always meet' with immediate, eticalitl, an d , c onficiential aide . Evelikapplication will meet with attention, and the 'bus' , mess be conducted With that requisites promptitude and deli vacy, which have always secured them approbation. , • Letters to Messrs. Morgan and Co'. .No, 'Moron:street, litzroy.square, LonsiOn; or personal applications:from ten til rib reel k, duly attended to. . •• • • • 13y VIRTVE of a COMMISSION.ofAPPRAISE . .\ II: NT 4 and SALE, issued out of .the IflOW 00 It ItT.o; ItALTY of ENGLAND,' WILL BE SOLD Bt. AUCTION, At the Island of G tieniscy, on' Monday the zoth ; of; April, 18014 •- • HE • following GOODS, now lying ins Witi.. ilollStirat C kivnisey - :and there to be... *delivered, tciz. . .946 AIDES in •the Hair; • • • • , 44- I,4 i rgeCAES of SUGAR ;, • being the clifireCfrgoof th e ;,')apish Brim NoptliflllS; 1\11:it lIS TO - rgrinson &taster, ti0...1 Lisbon .botind For viewirq; the ,Coods, or any other Particulars, apply te- Mr. saoram. Luny, Guernse!?; and tOr Samples. IA the Sugar, , &c. to Messrs. if...ticktrt 'and WestUti, Me':- cbants, Weymouth. • , • , . . _ SALE of LANDS in the coin.rry of 11.0,/,IIURGi-I, - . SCOTLAND. , - • . TO BE SOLT), BY PUBLIC RO'UP, Within the 'Town-Halt of j%Alnir tt. T - I •r Itpoil LICSt ay tat: 'l9th of May, 1861, at Four'o'Clock in slle' . ..4.fternoon, the' following Farms : . . • , • • i i iiOSELAWBANIC, .containing 240 Acres, or thereby. • i. Tip.: contiguous • FA:R.I4 of LOCIUNC Fl ES; con tailing tzo Acres,: or thereby, which_ t„,,,,,:.,F•;:.:1,1.; Iv, i n the Patish rot' Linton, 4re at present p9,450..1 1 ,, ,i „: •:, ,i , s of Gilbert, Burn, and will be set up in one or two, Lo!,, .. • intending 011erors shall incline. • , 3'. The FARA ,of I.(?CHSIDE., sitiate .in thz -. Parkh td Mnrebattle; conta iniris 6 328 Acres, or theO r .y, 0•0:•.,,,:i5•A by Mr. 'antes Oliver, wrth..t.nnipertk in a large rlcij:J'illing Mich, f6oulidingin 1'er..11...,..( ,. 1 rißc. hesc-Farms arc ail a44Qle, at a tooderate c ::; ,, „ ~,,, j . : , ,,1n kitne arid Coal. inthe YiciilitY Qrg' , Vd black..::.., ...I,* ;1.0,e ut hiclo4lig all ctlicrw:iS . . .. • late been much irnp roved V The Conditioas ot Sale 411. fr.ventory -of Wrir;, w it; he published .at the tinte , and fiti , :e pf. Salk: i nil nia .I)2' 5 , ..:-., iitty•tim,e before, in the hands ut, Alitirc.,v Rod, A,v r i ter i ll jctibtkrgh; who will.infoiin as to farther Partiui.re. By the KING`g PATENY, CAKES t or ma ki ng of SHINWG'LIQUID BLACKING, for SaOCS,' BDOTSt otk , C: Price Sixpence THESE Cakes mak e i. with the utmost ease ; b y the..udditiod of. Water only, a.most excellent Liquid Blacking', much supoiior to any hitherto known : it gives the'firt't.Blacli, and Most be4lttifill'Glts3' to 'tilt: thet', yet never renders it ktltr or hard, but on the ,coutray, prevetu it froth cracki4, -and preserves ; ir sOft,, mellow to the very last: It is . perfealy Shtell, t arr,i the shoes that are blacked ' , Nit.l.l. reit;:ef sill the ring-Ito in putting on, not the iithcirings in. wearing. long-established reputhittion-ortlx.:§e Cakes having in . duCed'manY -Persons to t.Otithterieit them, thole who :Ditto use of them me Nif,:eitt:cl to take notice, ,that hone are gern,hle hut what have an.cirgravcd Labil.o: . ...sretl et With' these "By trio P:iitnt, .c,ikci.fot Shining Blacking, prepar4d hs Wht: tivley, the. Patisitee' ;mid sold .by Bayley and Blc.:-....,* ( !..... , ickspur-btreet, .I,6ncion "where tarp: rii,,de to tdussi l villo them lyt Exportation, or to Sill agijn, walla :iberar Disibitlit tit sui.qt as tate Quantities for Ready .:*.lotlty. • M i 4 Tile Bills of Dificlonsiifc-iii6iiitl wittilrifnat*, • W . Many of the counterfeit Caices; tit Arly resan:Aing' true ones ili api)eott:ick., ih•-iy -he diiiCoyered •by my Ilitmd`on'. •tl x L a b e l sifrOt, or chi 'word (as)• 9( (0 for rly befurc. Lite word. i• ',Tared. FREE, MASONS' CHARITY :FOR FEMALE CHU ,. pRENI, St. George's A "T the ANNUAL GENERAL COURT of LA. the. Goternors•of this Inctittitioni held at the School oil Thursday the yth4s!. FORSSTF4N, Lig. Treasurer inch:: Chair . - The 'Accounts of the Charity foi the preceding year, end ii4 the asth' ult. belng . laid' before the 'Conrt, it appeared from tlt n e, that No. ;3t,. the strAK ES PEA k I.OUG E, Covent.:Oartten,' had in the course tnereof, contributed .2.411. to the Funds of the Institution whereupon it was:Re solved Viraiiimously, That the Thanks of this General Cohn be presented •to the Master and Brethren of the Shakes - pear Lodge,• for,their unprecedented liberali;v, so conspicuousq ,sheivn by the Contributions above stated.' The Chairman having lett the Cha..;r, It was then Ihiaiii mously Resolved, That the Thanks of this Court be, .presented to William orssteen, Esq. for the unreniiiting zeal and attention he has uniformly strewn Lo promoting the Inter.;St.l orthis Charity . By Under, . C. CUrPAGE, See. The Anniversary Semlon of the Chatity Nvili preackd on Sunday next, at St. Dunstan's Cliurch, : ,Flat-street, by 'the - Rig4 Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Meath ; dad on the stay following, the Governors and Friends of , the 'Charity will•dine at Freemason's .HalL„ at Hatf . past Four precisely, the Right Hon. Earl .M oira ita . the Chair. Tickets, tos. 6d. each, may be had'of the Stewards ; at :the bat of the Freetnasori's 'faVern, and ut" the SeCtetary, ,No. 13, Warivicit.-streeit; Gcldvsquare. MUSICAL INSTItIgtIENTS. TO VIOLIN, TENOR, PEltrOxut.RS. .• LvlC9t.r.:,scriaaw, ESPECTFULLY informs those who ibay be deSitilub of obtaining ,the . .finest Instruments :of thy above cieseription, that hp has now a variety of Violins, non ; and' by the celebrated Makers,- AMA rt, STX ADOARLOS, GUARNIktUS,, I%OHLEtt, NettOtt, AI.IkANI &C. &c. wineddispose of on mo deran hfernis ; and as he has had plin;it'ei.perience in the Manutl'Alitte I:ade Constraition of valuable Nlusiciir I men's, and emplpyk.tht best Workiiten,lniot&fl his services in the rgpair and arratve-.l.!at of. to produce .the finest T one of which they Vcly . Capahre.. lle als6 prephre;i .a , !cortenz.fit - 3 of - thc Jest Italian Strings. 'properly St.zed f?r the ditiereut .Instrutnents.,,l,Vhich.everY Performer fen )Ws`}s ;v.( much imPutianee, as well at: the as cestaisitig the proper place Icir the Britri,e and Sounding-,oat, w Ile will irnrl.; s 3, thlt - aayGentleman may reph:ce them in case 04*.ittaiiing,by acCidetit*. A hberiki price will be gluca for Ol,d - ey,ritbals'tirttutfaCt4itd in a light anct - cL•gpit stile ; they prodimsa'brilliant and plea.;itt•g - Tcne, - ant Inay be used Forty, wila or withhilt the Tathbourthe. itioA-ht pi:tying then )s tatight in A ii vii Lessons ; ;01, hsr.it;.;lti l ".it they unite the ads ata tage•or a most. hialthfur The best :Military instruments tuned ,by the ;first, Masters. A tieW I:dition of most favouritScut4,l .iong,;_liarnto nizeci- by itaydn, 'Sic. is with cli:lraetaistic Ft.oritispic.ves, •trom :The Designs ,ot Ilantilten and L'..c";w::y, .P.nstave'd by Bartolozzi. Evsry'Articie thz Musical • This I)ay was publi:duxl, Price in Wards, EXP,MINLENTb on the cI4CULATrQN 0E the - 131,90DV titrou',"-,hrmt thq Vatailtr t)'stern, Languid Circulation, Oil the -Motion 'of the Blood, indapen :kat of the Aaiun trt the Heart, and of the Pulsattion of the Arteries.. . • •BY•thc .41311 E: SPALAWLANI. With Notes.. and a Literary of the Author, hy.j. Tourcles, of the University of .font oilier, and onc of the'rrliv,,i , ....!.ths to rue ir.:neks..krtny in Italy, ice. Trar.'slati::d to English, acrd illustrated with A,liiitiOnal Notre. I.?y, . HALL, M. I). printc(i for jamsß York-stre:..t ' St. famcs'..i scitia.-c., antiantihe. ,i1;06 of criTy Bookbeiler in Lnglandl 1 tit.lthl , l ; :t'l -0 Surf,ory, or the Young surkern and A.poiliecary: Pojkot Ag.,isiAnt ; by heni-Ain n taw, i.lenib e r of tile C,orpdr4tion of Surteoro of I onclOn,, price 6s. bound. 4 i * Mr. reafion, Head sorgeon of the Lock H oT i ta i, has, tr; his Public. LeCture§ recommended to his Pup t 1•.: use of Mr. I.a.a's Wort:. ' z• Aii . EtLy 6/1 the Changes prodneect in the B'otil bt. the Operation of the Nlin3;,by the late 11:. Corp, of llracts. 6ct. . - . . . ~ . . _,. .. , • . This Day was liublished, In Onc Vol. offiko, Price los. Od. in boards, tr4cd with Svica Quartn Piati4; eivraved by Lowrr, 11 ,E PHYBICAL PaINCIFLES:of CHEM'S. 112.;Y—BY M. J. BRISSO/4, Menibet' of the trench N,itional lastinge, aad PiafesSor of Clieniiitrp ill the Cen tral Schools of .Phis. • -. 'lomllicnisai.ide4,l an Appendix by the Translator. Printalar floib-oni; ;al Yernor and Hood, POultnk _ This Work, written for the expresk„purpose,O( initiating yoling persons ::n the scimet of Chemistry, trill Elf the • utatort utility to thos;'who afire entering on 671 study, as the sunject is treated hl plainest and most perspidabus ner. What renders it particularly valuable in , this'viow; is the COACiSgi but deli . explanation Which the r ii (%utliot givs of the ditrgrent kinds of gazes t• a subjea rather diiii6ult to be giAOrC. , I t b.:found atso...4ak great ithportance-tO those who have thade considerable pre ;Tess in gudruitry, as it contains 'more tarts relating to the fundamental principles of ;1 , 4 soiegt-thaAaretabe. tnef with itl works of greater sike ; tebgetlick the Elastic 10 . i4s of .the different eomrihiliibnyorthe AL'eni; _ofthe chietihry, fusibility, tena city; add grillitit.of the. Metals.; of ilte gravlty atatirsibltity oecioiLs s tgaes, Qisktliirag -rtridcrs tt suparior i 0 any work on the siibjeit t.: it it contains two larAe Plates, repitsentiiit the 3ifiereni chrystalfine fornis so , difficult, to bL:: properbt compt:Ahtndeek from description,;alone. NViiert may 1:4 hid, La Gil raark:es....l4lhuai ,of Courteof Svo, with s' iatts„ pLirc J.Zo t I.)9uftik, - vie' li d -* r . ..-•F . : i t:: *** 04* " . - 1 . , i . . - .... ...• Z i.'l,u . '' • it. 4 k' 1...„ . ......4. ~,sc .A.. ~....r....„ , ; , =fi r -...„......, . .....,.,_ . , ...• 44 . 1 ' 1; 1..... c ., ........., . , . ... ,- :7 -7-s --I . • ... s.. .. ....„._.......--,..,,, , ,,, ,4 •4_.._. _•., • TUE S.DA Y, APRIL 14, 1601. WALTHAM-ABBEY, ESSEX,. ..Tuesday; aot. • • NEVER did a 'more' interesting oppoititnity pre . - , rent -itself to the World, for the exerctseof Benevolence, • than the following The Rev. j. COLNETT, who for twenty years offici ated as Curate - of this place„ universally beloved and respea ed. has, b:• his death, left a WIDOW and LIGHT CHIL DREN, wholly upproVided'witlthe means either ap.resent or future maintenance:Six of the Eight are Girls, and their diittessed Mother is seven months advanced in her pregnancy. Atiexteniive neighbourhood is willing and ready to bear : the strangest testimonies.hfsproof of that estecrit: which the deceased so highly.merited, and that sympathy which the - sufferings of the Widow and her Orphans so loudly It rarely happens, thata inn of itv.s.rit - - levics'a. numerous Family im.bsolutewantof common necessaries. But so: it is in the present instance. And sornefriends of the deccalect, deeply impressed vvit4thedistreSsi - andfully conVinced-of the . amiable condpet of his untiortunate Widow, solicit ' the Berle yoltince .of thoie who have:4 pleasure in .`.! - delivering -the poor that !led, and the fatherless ; and him that -had none . to help " Tice &mations will be .tbanl.fully. received at the; , G. Prescott and Co. Th:;.%..dne*file-stree.t ; I%"t`t ~ t li, Pu , :ne and Sntitds,. ; 1.! rs. it,:tharts,- Curtis and Co. tainSaid-s4eet- ; r , Charnhers and Co. la'vtl4-screet ; wh:tre a trim (1,-4. - 1 of zxirt,chlars may be seen. Any further inform.' t ;on required, will beimmediaterV receiyed,.upon pile:Wont° the Rev_ W. A. Armstrong, Cheshitht, . Herts. MR.. COOKE. • This Day, was published; A: PORTRAIT of Mr: COOKE of Covent'. Gardca Theatre- engraved by j. Wii.E - SSELL, from a Drawing by J. CA131.1.1".r. Prints 4s. nools 6s: In Cototus Si. London : T Simpson,' St. Paul's Church. yard' Great NeWport4 street. Whire 12.1 y NQ. iB, :viorland'e Slzetcllcs ; 7, Progr..u sive by • Laporte.—rill their prcee.ding "Ntimpers; extei:zivc 4ssortrneht of Print 3, I.) , :alvingxbooks, tek:. Wholesale, Retail, and tor Exportation.. This Day wa published., ,r rice s • . A viNDIcATioI. of tile, Earl of CARNAR- C - 1. VON's ASt:tatiCtrt re.spetquw. the Expellees of the W 4 r in . Answer to the Reportti of tno substance of the Speer if of Lord Auckland in tr.:: if wise' of Irds' on- Friday, MArch 20, ISO/. ' To w-hititis added, - - . A Copy of Lord AUCKLAND's Speech as therein re. ported. Printed ior J. Deliretk apposite Burlington House, Pkea. dilly. Of wilom :nay tie had, The Patiiarnentary Register or' ,i)ie present Session, N. 1, 2, froth t7BO tO i'.loro•S iNd Uh, • 01)3erv , .tins on tin; Ccnnulcree of ltussia. Dr. Schlegel an,Ncutrat Vessels, This Day wRi • Elegantly printed on ,a very riiie in tour Volumes, Qzt.r.ro t 31, tai. iii kitiariii,'• A HISTORY' of' OIJADKUPEDS. By Z t ;EORGE SkIAW, M. D, F. R. S. 'Ere . . With. between Two and Titre:: Hundred Plates, from the tirst.Authoritics,! - or tha most seleta S,Reeimt:,os in the British, •Levcri.%l, atid Other Museums, print:ipLilly eagraved by Mr. Hit &TH. The above is the First Part of a new Work . , eNecutin by Or ctIAW. cbtitlM (; ; _?. 1 - 4, -'u-A-1.. 'ZOOLOGY; or, i =The ii,7c,ry,ottrif'iektiarat vyorld. - It coittmetter•tA with Quatirtipeds, which .are now .com plete, and' will proceed, in systematic order, through all the remaining branches. • It is scarcely necessary to .obscrve, that in thiS publica tion particular attention has been paid to the lately-disco: vi:red X1)4211113 from New Holland, which, from' their highly sinxiihr conformaticn, form so interesting a part of Natu ral flistory. - The Linn Tan ArrAngement„ with some occasional vari ations, will in general he pursued, - as on' the whole iiiost _ * 4 * fesv Copies are taken ofi' oit Whitman's super ro)41 Paper,, and hot-pressed, price Si , . Gllilletlet in boards. The pur...:ha.ictr., of tn.! First Voloute may receive the Second. svaratc, pricke ii, itis. or on large Paper, 31. 3s. iu hoards. rrinted for - C. Keanley, .No. 46, and j . White, No. 63, Fleet-st rect. • • . a This Day was . ptiblishei, Price is. 01\TSIDERA f lONS on the present STATE of.ktELici(.)N,' • Specitlatiye akd - Pradii;al, in tin.; Country, in. Five thant.•_rs on the (ollowing Subjects (exclu sive of the Preface and CanAusion).; Ist, On the Articles 61 . the Chufrit of Etigland ; On the Liturg'r ; '3d,, On Di vineservice and. k l eeaci4i,eg; +' l / 4 11, -On Oaths ; stli, On the Want of. Churches, espe4taily forjht.,Poor. Printxl lot I. liatchard,..l3ooksll44 to the Quecn, No. t;3, ; and three Universities. Nhele trair he tiasl, pripe k, 6.i A. Seriinis Call. to 3 De vout and titily abricig,:tin - ,3.1 the Original Work of the late W. STATE 'OF " A lit NATION. This Day wait published, In Four Volutnei. SN Q. Price d. Bs. in boards, r S CA"VE of tliti NATION with respett to I. its PiIIII.TC , FUN.DEIX VENUE, arid E MENTS • c in the Report-. o' the Se led Corn nnnttee , .. I .oointed. by tholtio9;,e of Corn )nons totN4ntine tiir4 • . t.iral Amount ot t hi: Debts, :tun pi th.• I • .•• •t., r s At:TAU:ling ti!e to the i )i;;;;zrit ; tune Receipssigid • • . •.; the Mulles' ol the Su naior )t.ii ' , I ;. their Salaries. and Fecli ;I, . of witai , :ver additional Pensions Or . . front utlia situations paid tlfe for ii. 17. Svinollik, Paternoster-row ; Sold by \Cr. Clarke anti Sun, Portutil -street, Lint:el:es-Inn-Fields. !Flits Day I.va , p.tibEshed, ir. Two ?et% large ti o Oetavo, 11.45. bound, . NAVAL GAL 1"1:E4R ; or SE .\ • mAN's C; , Containing a tuti v. rid accueite Account', iflphan:l:::;iiy.airang,-.Cd, of the several Coasts of all the Countrie.i in the known World, beir LatitUtle., Lpri4itt.itz, Sountings, Stati , g, t u t , Anchorage. With a particular Description orthe scvcrai , ~„ , Ban, Cormiu, Saufts, Capes, ' • Shoals, Chinnels, riatbbineS, It .-3.5, Sounds, Coves, tat~as; 104.;•,„ - C melts, : Lakes, , (.4: Ri; Variation of the Coitipas . , - Ice, Sec. , - Ati Together th a particular relati6ii of the Shape and .A . p_ pcarance at Sca of theseNeral Headlands, Ilitlamussys, Pcnin Points. PrOutontOries, and witatmier is of Use or lin penance to the Master, Pilot, Contailvder, or Seaman oaf any Ship or.Yessel,.in navigating the Element. Also pornprehendin . ainpie Diredions tor sailing into or out Of the,dilferent - Porti, Straits, And Harbours of the four Quatterp_ of the World, and for avoid - LA; Dangers Oft the va ripiti at4d 6Xttlltied Coasts; in which Sixteen Thottsand distinct Na incs of Places, Sce. are treat ect of and explained. By jOl-111 MALtv , ..A4 Authoi of Navigation made IT4y and Familiar, a&1 othei' Works on Naval •Arf:tiri. I Hustrated with Se.7eoteau Charts, inAiliiiting a Whole Slixt Chan Of thi; on Illetcawr's Projection The Second'Etlititin, greatly improved by the Author, 'with the Addition of ne.ar .Four Thousand Anicles, tnndop). printed by Allen j X. is, Patcrtioster-row ; for Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, ti t rand t.l:'ck ;A. and J. and.W. Parry, and W. Heatitcr,' Leadeatiall-street ; At:d 11. D. Sytnu44, awl I. 'Wallis, Fateenoper-row. [PRICE SIX PENCE. STEZIF OF ACRE, This Day pnbirsll;:d; , , Flegahtly .printed in Quarto; ?rtre 9s. THE SIEGE of ACRE : An Epic l'oeui; iri Sib Si - COW LEY. .Printed for J. Debrett; opposite .144rinigton Haute, Picca: Of vkilicirTi may he hail, of the Xi EV., a l'uene, p,`ice is. 6d. NtiV MUSIC. This 'Day was published; by c; 0i) G; PII I and IYA L lAI NE , Music-Sellers to 'nl;dy Royal hesses the Prince and. Pfin...ess of Wales, No. 45, P.,11.. Mall; and No. 76, St. •Jaines's-stli:et THREE puE•rs for the , Piano Forte, by J. Mazzinghi; Op: 47. Price:Bs. " Three Sonatas for ttl'e Pizno Forte with an Accompa niment' for FlUte or- Vidlin, by I. 4 Martinghi, Op. 46. Price 7s. 6d, . ,Three easy Son'stas for the Piano Forte; iti which are in tioduced favourite Airs, with an Accompaniment for Fluter or Violin, , by J. Ellin, Op. to. Price 6S. Thite Sonatas :for the Piano l'ortc; With an A ccontliani. for by D. Prive 75. 6d. Trio for two or three Performers • on the Piaui" Forte , with an. Acciampaniment For the Tamborioe, cornikaiel by Signor L.. Von Esch. giice A Ldebrated Air, with variations; and a favourite Rondo for the Piano Forte or Harp, by. J. L. Hobre.c.ht., No. LI. to -be contiated. Price u. Six Military iver,iMentos, -as performed by the Duke of York's Band, adapted and composed for the Piano Forte, by J. C . Weyranch. t rice. A Mi gram: Introduction to the Prince of Orange's March, and a Ronde) . for the'Viano Forte, by J. Jay. Price as. 6d. ' Lord Howe's Hornpipe; -arranged as a Poudo for the Piano Porte, by O. Satfrey. 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Chalk -stows on . the joints - of my Hands and Feet, and with Scorbutic Utip tions. For the last seven years I have been unableto 'wait , but with cam*, and never without-great pain and dith. ' culty. By regularly taking your Tintlure, and followi4 the regimen you direiled, I have the happiness to inform - yoil I am perfealy restored to health, strengthlnd spirits, and' have had rio Gnut, R4CllVlliti6nl i ,or, appearance of Scurvy, since taking the fi r s t b o ttl e , which - induced me to continue it. In all, I have taken seven battles in twelve months, and am taking the last my Friend sent me but t now take it every third day, to keep oti the complaints.. All the C.i:tl7x-stones are dispersed but two, which are gradually de. ,;rcilfr.g. I- hope tliis . gratcrul acknowlikincnt will be ac ceptable to you, it bring the only compencnintt now in iny , Dower to. make you, for . the unspeakable benefit I . enjoy ow the use of the most ; valuable Medicine ever invented. 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