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THE r - 1 111. ( Tit _ Ayia, ck fir . , . 1 , t S 4.,. , N 4 11 1 11' , t• 4 , • • • • • It• . ts , • , • NUMBER 2596.1 THEATRE-V.OI'AL, PRURY-LAN . E. iro.moßßow EVENING, Jan. 16, 1861, 4_ Their Majesties' Servants will — SHE Wou"lio - X&fi SHy, WOU'D NOT. With a New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN '_AMULET ; Or, THE MAGIC 01 MONA. With new Scenes, Nlichincry, Dresses, anti Decorations. To conclude with a Ivlo VI Na,PANORAMA. Harlequin, _Mr. BYRNE ; And Columbine, 'Miss B. MEW AG E. On Saturday, the Tragedy of King Lear: On Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. ,A new Opera, in Two Ads, called The Veteran Tar, is in rehearsal, and will be produced immediately. The new Pantomime will be performed every Evening till further notice. - CHURCH LIVING-. a AXTANTED to PURCHASE, the Perpetual V v ADVOWSON, or NEXT PRESENTATION, to a Living of between 3 a nd zeo l. a Y ear, w i t h a prospett of an early Vacancy : if in any of the Northern Counties, it would be most agreeable. Apply to Mr. Willington, No. 3, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London ; or Mr. Robinson, Attorney, in Inver-. stone, Laneafihire. A GENTLEMAN who has, been Classically. .1 A Educated, wishes- tO engage hi mself as a P R I VAT E TUTOR, to instruct: one : young Perstin,or more, in the Deal Languages.--The most unwearied assiduity would be exercised, both for the moral' and hitelleanal improve ment of .liis Pupils.--A retired and comfortable situation is his principal objet}. Letters (post-paid) scldresseitto t V. at Mr. currews, MO -street, 'Winchester, will be duly attended to. P.S. The Advertiser has no objection to receive pro_ pisals from any eligible,Seininary. DRESSES FOR,THE .BIRTH-DAY. . rr HE Nobility apii•Geotry are most respeEt- A. fully informed, that an Ele ga n t ' an d T aSte f u l Va riety of DRESSES for COURT, having hdeii'Soleaed with, peculiar attention to the pre3 . ent.Fasition, are now•on 4Shew . at, the WARE-ROONIS of the MANUFAC ,URERS, consisting of a peculiarly New and Elegant Union Striped.Vrivet for -Trains, : with or without Gold and Silver;. also the ,Union*'Spotted VelvA and Gold Chamberry, and many others equally elegant and nbu . Irene ROBAILTS and. PLOWMAN, lki.anufatAnters` to tlyz Royal Farnily, No. 1, Chandos.strect, Covent-garden. WEIR'S COLLECTION 4i NATURAL CIiRIOSI ' • Prinees-street, Edinburgh. ' , TO BE s01..1) .* • MHAT Beautiful COLLECTION of QUA. DII.UV.ED; /31 R . DS . ,. FISHES . , .S F' &c. the prOperty of the late Mr. Weir, whose ingenuity and industty in.the preservation 'of Aniniabi, :are sufficiently known, to the. Public. All the.articles are in the higlest order', and the Fishes in •prtiCular'liae 'heeit all. wed by the best judges to stand unrivalled,' In - this:Museum are. contained Jaw)? rare and.. valuable Specimens of, Fossils, Miaerals, Shells, and other Curiosities. Prices are affixed fo each article, which will he sold se rarately, should no;Purchaser ottil for the whole' Collee. tic as, according to Articles of S;de, or which_C9ples may be had gr a ti s at t h e do er of the Museum. .NEW BOND-STREET, N. 71 ,6. HUGHs int<arin th'elrashio nabl6:\Vorld, that 4 .1 •, he , i s; bringing forward his .Fashions for. the in ipedion of Itank and Style.--He wilimot. trouble Ladies with-lung prcambles, which the Puffers of cominc,l Hair Sale stops do; he rests on•the style, werk)nanship, and beauty ot lis Hair, in preference to .vaii):e6ertion without metit aria, to. prevent the Shops from endeavouring to COpy itiS style, Roans arc: adopted tor the rect:ption of Ladies. ' • !** Pleases observe not the Oriental, but the Fashions. ire: or Uond-street. CHEAP .1:001) ., FOR THE. POOR. TO BE SOLD BY" MICTION; • On Saturday, ~ January r 7, :80 i, at , thy Do I elt in Tavern . , - `On ths:Quay, in Falmouth, at Eleven o'Clocli in k4e 'Forenoon,. ABOUT SEVEN HUNDRED FHOGSHEADS of Pi LC}IARDS, for Home Consumption. Fog viewing the s.tme, and, for turther information„ ap tly, to. Joseph ilanfield, Merchant, at Falmouth ; or to Lazartti•Hlngston, Broker. • • • 1 4 , B. This i,, an objed well deserYing the attention of the Manag e r s of, Public Cliaritics and, Sob4riptiOns fur procuring Cheap Food tor the Poor, as few if any A rti pies equally good a,s Stihstitutes tbr Animal Food, can now be obtained on as reasonable Terms. Each Hogslwad weighs about 44 cwt. net Fish, and, contains from 34t0 t0.3400.in number, varying according to their size. ItREEHOLIYESTATF.S in SHROPSHIRE. •TO•HE SOLD ,BY AUCTION. At The Lion Inn, in' Shrewsbury, ort, Saitirday the 3 rst I t day of January Igor, at Three o'Cloek'in the After- noon • - HE FEE SIMPLE, zu.ia INHERITANCE —of sever.il Capital and Very iincrovable FARMS, LANDS, and TEN EM E NT S , in the TownsliipiOl Pul . vlitatch, , S , Vrentnall, and Walleybourne, .wit,hin the; Pa rish and ',llanor of Pulverhatelt, in the Cott:tarot* SaIOP, in . Lot ? .., as specified ia the printed Particulars I the whole comprising upwards of THIRTEEN - HUNDRED ' AC RES- of LAND, lyin: s - eight miles distant from the 1 .f s Iin:Vs:API rt . , and near to L'lme and Cod. Particulars, with' NLips annexed, may. be Inul by ap lying to ,NT.::.r,;. Penihenon and Coupland, Attornal in Ilrewabury ; Nir. Grittifits, 'Atto6ley,' Chapel. Stairs, ineoln's Inn ; or Mr. RoSser, Kirby-tatter; liatrOn Gar 'i.,lell' London • -Mr. Lord, at " Westbury ;. Mr,,, Edward ILtYley, at , ct;ndover i and tits respettvtt Tenaktts wil l Otew the Lailds., J - I,U RSDA , JATUARY 15, , ,1301. kANELAGH. Tinder the Patronage of 116 Rora.l Highness THE PRINCE OF WALL'S.•. .TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 20, WILL 81 A SVPE,RI3.MASQUERADE, iN tic4NOVX THE liIRTIT-DAY or HER 'MAJESTY. Thu Tabki in the Centre of the Rotusuu be ap propriated for 'Fe; Collce, &c. And at One o'Cioek tlic Boxes will be opened with the following REGULAR SUPPIR : Chickens, •Ham, Veal, -Tongue ' • Beet, MinCe Pies, lel- Ales, Blanc Ma,Pastry, Fruit, rip Sic. In addition to WII1L:1 .will be given (upon the plan which received such ge neral approbation the preceding Ycos), ' 'FIFTY TWELFTH - CAKES, as Prizes to bedramnfor by the First 404 MilStilles each of whom upon Admission will be presented with a Ticket, which it drawn a Prize, will entitle the holdet to. a Twelfth-Cake. Wines of the first quality will be prervided. Admittance Half-a-Guinea only : " • A commodious Room will be appropriated for Mas querade. DresSes in the House 'next the Pay Door, *here Ladies and 'Gentlemen may be Stipplied with a- great variety of Black and Coloured, Silk Dominos for hire. from 'Five "Shipings, to One dniitea each. —Hats, Masques,: Featbei-s, ace. Ticketit.tOteliad at Mr. BirchaiPs Music Shop, New Bond-street ; Mr. Beall'! Nl*Niicracte Wareliouse„C.o. ventry-strect ; Mrs. ltichtuan!s Masquerade.Warehousc, No. Or, Oxford-street ; Mr.'.Croft's MasqUerade Ware- , house, ' , Acct.:street ; Farrance's, fistry,Cook, Lud -..gate-hill and Spring-garcko„,s • Mr. RoaCh's 2 lNci. 71, Hav - • market ; and at Raneragh-House, 'where Dresses may be had on the Evening.' . - An excellent Laud will be provided for the -Country Dances and the Corporation PAnd. in full Uniform,. will, 'during Supper, perform some of the most favourite Mi litary Pieces. . Doors to be open at Ten o'Clock. . . SOCIETV FOR THE DISCHARGE AND .RELIEF OF -PERSONS IMPRISONED ‘ POR SMALL DEBTS. , Craven-street, Strand, jan. S, t BO 1 . ' BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. ,C• .. d. G. W. Z. ID - - ' 20 0' o W. Dennison Esq. - - 20 •0 0 N.E. Kinder:ley,' E sq. per Edrn. Boehm anti Co. to • o o Charles Trelawny Brereto9, Esq. - .A. 5 5 o A. Bradney, Esq. per FUller and Chatteris A. 5. 5 . o 9. Horton, Esq. pet Secretary - A. 2 2 0 George Cumming, Esq. per A. Hamilton, • . Esq. -- .. - . - A. 2 -z o lames:Gladell Vernor, Esq. - - A. 2. 2 0 Nathaniel Briekwood, Esq, per Treasuier 'A. 2 z 0 lames Forbes, Esq. - - A. z 2 0 Charles Forbes, Esq. - . A. a 1 o T. March Phillipps„ . Esq. ' ' = . A. 3 3 0 Andrew Caldwall, Esq.. per Secretary •.- 2 2 0 Mr. Adderlev, a Beneraction due from 1. Adder ley, Esq. iieceased in May lust - 2- 2 . 0 k rilollllS ittriatlolld; . E4q .. .. per Treasurer - r I' o k Paul' Agutter, Esq. per ullerand Chatteris A. 2 2 o W. H. put into the letter box - r 1 0 T. Lane Esq.. - - - A. a 2 0 Mr.. Walker '. - ' - - A. 2 2 0 in D. P. Hamden, II rth Benefaillon o 2 0 G. Ansi., Esq. zd Benet.otion; per Treasul•er 2a o A Friend, by the hands or the Rev.j.Thirlwell to .0 0 G. M. - - - - , 5 o o Lady Elizabeth Do;;glas - - A. 5. o G, M. B. - . - - A. 3 3 o Lady Moore - - - ' A 1 3 ;0. rap,. I)l,MSril ''''"' . - 3 " A. 3 0 B. R. put into the letter box - a. 2 . 2 o it. ti .. .• -• . - 4 0 k. T. por Mr..Antrobus • - - A. 3 4 3. ,0 X. 7..; vcr Secretary• - - s o o Found in the letter : box . ' -- . - -s, ,i. o . • Discharged and relieved from various Fri, Z 1 . 3 0 sons; $39 Debtors for the. Sum o f - T 6 CoTuiricred the C254.14' of 47 etitionerg, Approved 45, 3 Relerrettfor Clizratlerz - , a. Petitions. BenefaCtions_are received by James Nelld, Esq. the Trea surer, Cheync- wall, Chelsea, also at Messrs:-Ikrrie:; - , Farquhar and. Co,. St, jamcs's-street ; Messrs, Iloarc , „ Flect-iNet .Messrs. Fuller .. and' CO, LOtribarcl-iitnyt ; MOsSrs. lliddolph; -Cock's, and Ridge, Charing-crush ; lessrs„ Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane. Cornhill ; Messrs,. Ilarmersleys, ; • Messrs, Vac, Liicadoti, 'l' ito ugh to n., and Co. No. Lo mbard- st tett ; essrs, Wilkinson, Bloxam and- Co. Southwark ; and at' the Secretary's,. No. 7, Craven -street, Strand; where the Books rnay . be :seen by those who are inclined to ; support this Cha.rity, and where the Society meet on the first. Wednesday in every Month. • 7 17. 4 1 .NGLESli .S•TATE I,OI"I'ERY, Bi““Ns DitioyiNGAtio„cit 2, TILE SCILEME CONTAINS 2 Prize.; of 2 20,000' , 3. 40,00 a < • s t fhio 2voacs I,a~o 17,200 is HALF A MILLION OF MONEY Sterling in Prizes. Part of the Capitals will be determined as tinder: First:-Prawn Ticket zsth Day 10,too „., D i t to, 29th , Day . Ditto, . 33d Day 3 0,Q00 Dam e 40th Day ' 2,p40 , T)l6 PRIZES pf this LOTTERY at tiro usu4A L inte in FULL sTERLIN,G AMN EY Without any'Disconnt or Deduclion. , TICKETS and SHARES . of TICKETS are selling at every - LICENS,ED LOTTERY. OFFICE. in Ely'- land, Scotland, and Ireland ; and the Prizes, paid pi! Dematid CONSOLATION for_ifieNTINISTRY and STOCK- HOLDERS. . This Day was published, Price Is. rrHE Dark Cloud in the Political Hemisphere ;broken, and a Bright Beam of CONSOLATION suing thereftotn, Favour of His 'Majesty's, MiniSters and Depressed Stockholders, with a few Words olAdviee to Growlers„ and the Dissatisfied of every delgription.. Also, A Method prescribed,. founded on Reason and Ex perience, for removing their Discontent,, and rendering th w ejr Minds easy undet the prent State of, Public t f;jirs. ReSpeafully, addressed to the Rigliffion. &c. , Blr AN OLD NAVAL OFFICER. London!' Printed by and for R. 11. Scott, No 10, Strand, nearly . Qpposite Beaufort-buildings. Of whom m4y be had, httely published, ThuCausa of the, present threatened Famine traced to irs real Source, &e. • 'And by ,whom will be published, on. Monthy next, Humane Suggestions to Alembers of the First Inip::rial Parliament Ike This I)ay was published, ."‘ lantly printed in two Volunies e Vetavd, price 14s. • in boarti6, . A ,c,voti, Edtteon, Correct:4 and gmatt, ot IS'ITE;tARY HOURS ; Or, A V . ..F.r'rCHE: CA r. :and NARItAIWE, • By NATHAN DRAKE, M:1:. ,Pirated fur : I'. ad; 'S. 1). i.:!5. S;rtr,zl vats pay 11 Two large Volintirs, c 155., in_ bcaril, r r - IE HIS'IDRY or i - .;eO"II.AND, .from the ' Uliiorcot the Crowns orr th.^: Accession of }:olt.!8 ro thi Throne of England, to tile Union of the Kingdono • iii tit' Reign of Qu4.. , :n Anne.. By NiALCOLM LAING, Esq.. Wilt Two I)isi.ertittidns, liiitOrical and Critical, On this .Gowsic Conspiracy,ond on the oupposed Autlienticttf*Oi. '()ssiat' . - l i rhted for T. Cadelli'iutt: and W: Davies, Strand and Manners and Miller, at Edinburgh. 4. ,4 • • - This Day Was Published', • In One Voluble, -quarto, price los. •in b4rd s, "ARNIONY .of the EPISTLES).6I the,. 13OLY APOSTLES. With a ..!`Stiptinaili t ,Not,a; .old an I , .dex of Texts. By the - Rev. PETER ROBERIt, M. A. lithe First PArt at' this WOrk th7Engiish TCXP Of 'the piStieg so arranged as to term 4 :mutat Series of auto •.jeas, illustrated by a. Collation•or•r ;Italie! In the Summary, 'the Substanee of the Ntiliole Cdliation is:disposed inran,Eplstolary The whole. will, it is licyrd, be found to make this important part of the Holy. Script tires an useful Cintunentary tm itself, nod to atliird a perspicuous Vier of iti" c'ambridge Pored fur the Author, by the linivelsity Press, and sold • by Catiell 'and Davies ; and West and • Flughes, London ; J Deighton, Catubritise ;'.and J. Cooke, at Oxtora. . . This Day were IP.iblistied, In Two large Volumes,' Oaavo, .illustrated by. Seven Plates, engrzved by Lowry, price - 16s. in boards,: 13RINCIPLES of MODERN CHEMISTR.Y, -- 1 • systettratieallv mango& By. Dr. , FRE.Dg.RIC CHARLES' GREN, • Late hofessor at Halle, in Saxony. Translated from the German ; with Notes. and Addi tioni, concernirg later Dismverles t by the Translator, and some nei - elsary Tables.. • Printed tbr jun. and W. Davies, Str4ntl. • This Day was.published,. , 111 Two 10111111 CS, •06tairn, price t4s. in 'boards; A Second . Edition, corrected, of • TEMOBS' of the COURTS of .BERLIN, ivl DRESDEN, WARSAW, and VIENNA, in the Years 1777, 1.7713, and 1779% Ily N..W. I , VRAICALL, EPA.' Printed for T. Callen, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand. ..Of whom may be had,. by the same Author; 'The }lista) , of Prance, nom the Accession: oi' Henry the Thinly t 3 the Death of Louis the f ourtetna!l piv ce(icd by a View-of the Civil % _Military, and l'ol int:a I irate or Eurupe, , bet ween tile Midile- and the Close of the SI Caltt4ll 7 . Vold. .1, 11. 111. 410. 31. 3s. in boards. . • • • Tbis Day was published, I:lustrated bY a colotired Plate, representing the Poitules in five &Orem Sts es, price`23; A coNcisENIEW of the. most Important 3, FA cis Which have hitherto appeared concerning the I islOC e1... , at0N for the COW-PDX. . . By C L it. Vi .he,. of 4.1 v. L km. ,• S...Lirfsconal, LorKloll. nte: Atlttlorolthi Work has Ciought that it would not Oe'una‘ceproble to those who are interested in Metikal imptoNgthenis, , to present to them.a,Concise View of the iziterest Lug tact; relative to the C() \%'- P() X in every, th 6 pr.actical directions to he tbllowed during , : tl , , El httiOn • Tilem.!• pages will perhaps be especially , cot to tiipsc W. -ira‘e not tel opliortunity of cuter :note at the spbjc.i.t, and consulting all the stAtrces of in,on/Nion, which are now not a few; in ordcr t0,04a tit:At I_;thirAt knowledge which.may detenuirie their up.nions anti TirzZiee. Ptio:zA for A. -Phillips*, Nei. 7i, :St. Paul's Church ', vaid — , (.1(1 - by '.-Hurst, - and West and Hughes,. Pater noste, ; 'P. Cox, Borough ;E. ; b‘ , all goblzsellers'. )i . N : ilrorrir in a few Jaws, may be had,. in Oneyoltune.t2rho. price five Shillings to boards,.:, - Ail Account oldie Diseases in London,.dunng the Years 17 ,15. Ei97, 179%, 1.79, and part of !too. With Prat,- tic.sal Obscqa!tons,4:• • B Ito nritT Vii.t LLAN, 21. P. F.A.S. , 4 ' This Day %vas published, . . A Second Edition, Price 0..6d. bound, illustrated by 4 6 accurate F.Pogiavings, representing, - i 66 of the most 4.eu rions Objects, pisTpßy, fur the Use .of . Schools, Founded on the Linn can Arrangement of Ar.intals ; with popular ,Descriptions, in the manner olGoldsinitli- and BiallOn. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. ‘• Natural flistery is a study particularly suited to Chil dren itTAIIIIViite> their talents tor observation, applies to objeas within their reach, and to objee.ls which are every day intere , ting to them ."-LE oar w oitT 11 On Pe:W.IICM EdUCatitnl. j; is to bf. regretted that Buffbn,. with all his excel lencies, is'ibsolutely inadmissible lain.. the Library of a Young Lath', both on account of, his inmodestr and im- Goldsmith's , history of AnimatO 'Nature has I.'terent.es I to a Divine Author • it is tt) 4 int: that sonic person would publish a new Edition of . this w or k, purified from the indelioatc and otrensive. Miss Mo s's Strictures on Female Education. • The following Critical Opinions on this Sehol will pint out to the•Prece.ptors the propriety of nit radii cing it into, their We think this 'prottnelion exeelientli ad:iptcd , 'to ma k e nl - 11 familiar to young capacities; and o. w r twtter ,than are usually found in Bank!, - ..t price.'* --British Critic. I . l;•• 1111Akr considcrattle obligations to the A utiloy al . attrai flistory, who has had the retoith. don to der : ,trorn the :beaten track, and (tallish Vomit with •q Rat utility, at the same time not target ti NA to rendo• them Paiiitithlu to the involute taste. bY'a peculiarly pleasing mod:: of . exhibition. Though , the Linntran Arrangement is almost universally adopted by i t ►rilists, till the prekient Work' we _ hive had nu popti- L.! ,;i,play of it in the, Engikti' Language and it. would. be It toOleny, that the plan pursued in this iniinual is Jit.ncloas as. the execution ts cominertdable. Con stantly,tricAri4 to mind for whom his Book was.designett, tie - has euinatued. delicacy with natural knowledge, and, Mailc his Subject the vehicle Of mncit moral and religious instruction. The Plates are molded with groat neat ness, and coeuiderably cithau,:e the value of the Work."— Young Geaceinan's and Lady's Magazine. ' 4 ‘ . We app'ovc of our Author's general Plan, and its ex ecution deseves our eommendation: In the selection of objects he has shewn great judgment, and the descriptions' are enteriainitg and interesting. '.—Critical Review. -• " Dr. Ntator has in this Volume, rendered a very ac. ceptablo ise r vice to the rising Guierattolt. Button, beanies being too vo.untinotii for general contains.inueh dis c,ession Nvilidt is extreirtely unfit to bC brought under the eye of youth. Coltkunith's 't Animated Nature," is also. exit toolarge ;scale, and is in many parts too indelicate ever to beteme useful 'as an ordinary Sehoul-b00g... Netv London kevieit Printed fn. it, hillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church. yard : sold Iy Thomas and 'West and Hughes, atornaster4mr ; by B Tibart, at the Juvenile Library, bla. 1 . ,57, Nevi Boud- . acct ; aytd by all Booksellers in the 0 11 3;4 Kingioms, wait Al!owance to Schools, ,Ste. N. B. Thy Pubiisber engages, at any thne,t6 exchange with the Trate , sny new and prt fat Copli3 of 'thiepopu. laraud standstt Work, for 4ry utter of Ins BoOts, [PRICE SIX PENCE _ Just p Price 1,,5. T HE ALLIANCE between the curt.Tgc:ti St ATE : A S F at() 1k p - ra,:tted hett-re t Uttiver4ity or C, , v , 2, t ru e boug the IMF ••, , 11% . P_AAISDEN,, M. A. 11,gr. p i + • ' , the tloiterstty ; atilt ,-„y4, k 7 : I. 0x.Ei.../41; • • sr, Fltrrilostcr-tow ; , Ad .to tt, 1441:inn. PUBLICA Ina Neat .snltr'hy Boosev, No. 4, 014 lirozd.-srtrir4; J. W Piccadilly ; :Ina may be ltd of t`btlier Pitioks'iA Just, published, the F.fth F itian i prig I*, 6d. of LPl:lo 4 .llti.' of the sToCKS altti PUB.. eft Ft:3144)3. 'Ccrittinin g , every that nocissityoo IN known .titr pet , understanding the nattire of thou! 'S ritiC's; and the 'mod:. i deting business .tberein. TO — which isaiin-z*d, A Ct)PIC EQUA'rI(LN exhibiting at one t/iew, not ut.ly the. exatt li:tint the differ.* catrStuoki and ftiials boat, or on6l . it to bear, with respett . ..to other, but al so-s:ith the vatue L,.tnd ;. and I.vit;ct the'icvent Prices at wisieh the saint. Interzst is Marla 'iii either upon tt 'money laitt out. •rogt tic r th AptiondN, cotttalsti4 the only Account ever yi:t published of the Bank Stock.andirtintts or tfr U tilted Status, iAtateo tic a. fna ß Y Y lle T ita • A Conti e and Authent:c Illstory of the ban, of Ettrt land, price -Also, node's'. New-E4itiOn, an Alphabetical List or all the Country Bankcrs re ::ling in Eugland, Scot. Lam:, ant Wales, Nytttl the Nairiee. of the iiiikers ilt Lom.tor:, , upon VIL., lout they drawn carefully corr.-cat:3_4 • . This arty was üblished; . A CATALOGUE of BOOKS, the Year • „ca. ,iri various i„ANQUAGES, and ci-Assgs o LITER - .3TURE, int. - luding some recent. Pureliases, atularnOttg-ot Articles the following: ,A lbett Darer% Eng favings on Wood:—Colden Lecende, I%ICC CCCX.XI I I —Holy , 'Bible, blue Turkey, '1 708 Boissardus de Divinations, .plates, •by T Ter;}—Dc Fry, Peregritudiones in I,ldlarni r)rienralem, et Oeertlentaletn,- 6,v01.--Ilierog4•ypLicon Liber-3panberaii Numismata, vol. 1..• paper-I,e Temple des Muses, par Pieart— Monifancon, Antiquti E pligufe, so toin.r-Sandrati •PA,:adentia Todesca, 1. Wlll.-11011 Tiixote, by Jarvis, vol Russia, , 1742,-11111ton, by Bis top Newton‘,.3 . vol.': Russia, r749—llotner, ft Barnas, 2, vol.—Universal His... tory,' 6o vols..—Annual Register, 40 jonsort's • Works, by Whalley, 7 vols.--Bell's Shakspearri 2o VOW. • first impressions—Voltaire's Works, 36 vols.--which are: now selling at the prices affixed to•each ArticlC,..lor;reay money, by 'OLIN SHARPE, Bookseller No. 03,Stran near Beaufort.:lmildings, London; where Catalogues mat .• be had (price 6d.) ; •of Mr, Cooke, •Okford; Mr. Deigh ton, Cambridge; and of Mr. Itackhant, Bury St., Ed. rounds, NEW TWENtIi BOOKS, just I rriputtcd by j. Deberfe, Bookseller, Gerrard-street, • Sotto. IC'ONN.AfRE 1O ri GR API,4IQUE ET fl I sTortiQu'ts de 1-10IVIMES Marquans de la tins du %Sem. ; stei,le,er plus particuliereinent ceux ..nt figur6 flans Rev(Atatoit Frativoise, suivi d'un Supple ment ct de 'cableanx dt.ts :Massacres Sc Proscriptions • rieuße socicTO dv Gens'lle Lewes, 3 vols. br. tl. is. Les !tiers Riy.iiles, Par ,Kad. de Geniis,- 3 vols. gvo. hr. Os: • Necker Coumde bloraleßelicieux. 3 vols. Svo. br: e. Marelvitid Vo)lttie tiut.‘ufttti !kV - nide, p e tt d a nt lei Anne „, 17.a0, 1791, et t7g24 par r tattlett, 'DM,. 5 vo ls. ciVO. bt. ave.: Atlas Cart. 31. 3S. 4 r.,4 mane, 4 to. 1. 0 . 6d. Foureroy; Systemis des eotilloiSSailzei 4 4 hymiques, et do lour Applications...tux Phenomanes de la Nature et de P A :I, to vols. 81ro. hr. aver une Table Analytique, 31. ;3s. 6d. Ditto, s . vols. 4to. , Ditto; Tableau Synoptiques do Chimie, pour scitit auxleoles de Nit:arc:in de tansy in folio cart. !$?. Portfettillc Politique d'un F: x .employ 6 au Muustlre 44 la Police Gattrate Publi6, par Lebrun, :Eva. br ss. Calcul des. Derivations, rrtr Argobart,Ato. br„ Li. 15. ,• I,otO ` Otlalc dos Cauies-de la It vollition c Eranee, et les Worts de la NOl)lesse pour ea :ureter les progos, io. br. . 6(1. eiCtICA: tICS N:tgocians • & Tericurs Llvre.s, pat Dc la Porte, 4to. brocli rgs. Conttotseanee de , Tems, pout l'an X hr. 7s, Guerra fie Ttoie, depuis la .ntort jus qua la' dasirttetien 4c cette vine, , par Tourleb x vats, Ivo: br. 1123. • Pais tic P F ttrope,efde ses Discs, par o pOlieles dz. Sales, Svc,. ht. Bibliotneque Francuiset'ouvrage PM•orliqttcs, par Ch. .12...lapette vet o%ll'l - age paroit totts 104nats bnnnetnecti, pour tate Antler, 11. its. 6.1. Meratatorphbotid!Otide, tradnetion en Vert avec. Coin.. rricutainl, par DcS.tiiltallgp, It vois. tlvo. lig. hr. Lis. Voyage .en Grecer-par Scrolbni, !Mr eh* 1794. et avec cartes et figures, 3 wols. SVO.,,,br. ias. PRESENT pRicE Ticket 17 3 o • Half - Sl6 o Eighth 2 5 o Quarter - 4 9 o Sixteenth i o 0 - • Persons in the. Country may he supplied with. Tickets or Share, .the same as if present, by seturtni.; Post (Mice Orders, good. Bills, Cash, or Bank Notes, to' ar!) , Licensed Lottery, Office. 1.1 - I;NUNI c i ANTFSCOItIiUTIC DkOVS. St. 2,,ruhony's ,Pottety,. Nertit.shore, .near NeWcastle. upon-Type, July 7th, 58c,0., MO you it, must undoubtedly be: peculiarly sa., tistaaory to he& of the efficacy of a Medicine which conduCes an lunch toPtiteptiblic yowl • - Mf son, who is now cleven,years °fag, is in the number of those who, ex p ef lev i 'eed the beneficial elti.cts of your ANTI. st:tilt,Btrgle, for.which I desire to be thank ful t o God, and' tor - than You my 'ivarniest went 5. Ile .was, for upwards of live yeals,, most violently aillii4cd with a scorbutic humour, which extended' tiout the soles of his feet, to the crow n of his head, in one entire scab, his fa..:e and liands excepted. During his ;tflljc .on, from the insuifeiable itelting attending his Cemplaint, hie %vas burtheilsonia to hitti,elf,' and you may naturally so ppoSe an iniApressible and daily grief to myself aud his mother. ,:klbserving nutnerous' Advotisemerns, oryours in the NowsrpeN, anti Ow CUrei your . Autticor tiutic Drops .had ileaformeeein tint; neielthottrhod„ as well. as at it distance kWas,tietertninid nil , son should make friai (dawn. 'I. -purchased ono , 45.. fa.t. florae of Af fs . Hodgson, of Newcastle,- .whieli he took agreeably to your direct on , ;, but we found little or no alteration ; in taking se.,..ond 'no; 110 W. 11; much - hater, and before 1u: finish. five small bottles he was perfeetly• free front. every symptom of his loathsome disorder, and, thong Grid, ho is now a tine healthy boy at school. I think * in justice to so valuable a Medicine, I could do no otherwise tiar your a nd the Public's tood, than request you to publish my son's ease. You have my permission to refer 4rtv per• lahouring under siinilarcomplaints, when I shill with pleasure satisfy the inquirer. I remain, with much esteem, Sir, Your obliged humble iervant, j 0 NA THA.N FL.forER, . Witnesses to the signing .1 1 7 4 ' 4 Mt, 01141ir etv. To Mr. Lignum,lufgeon, No. s', Bridge-street, lanchester. air The= Drops art"'sold itt Moulded Stout nottles, at bas. and 4s. CI.- One saa Bottle is equal in quantity to three_4s. 61. ones. One 45: ti:t. Bottle is sufficient to convince the iffilieted of thesalutary effects of the Medicine. They znay'be had, wholesale d retail, at Mr. nunt's Dispensary,' in Vricige.strvt, ganc.ll,,:stet ; and art sold, by appointment, by IR/ward and livaus, No. i s, Long.lane, Vklest 8;114111.1;1d, solo V:holeiiik Agents in Loudon; also Sold lletzil by the flAltiwittg-Porsorts.: Cundell, No. .1,, Nlinories; W. Clink, No. :;69, bo rough; Itrrdau, Witireohapel ; joboitlt anu CO. N. rso,'Oxford-stteet ; Knight, Notton Paton: ,• Kirk, No. tl9, Cockhill, Ne, 76, trx. lorki. %met; Sutton , No,-tot, I. %lg.- A CYO ; T Utt and 80. ton, Royal Ex.:lt:ow ; Turtle, N 1 0. Ix?' Strand, oppusat Exeter-Change I Ward, No. 314, Bulhorn; Watk, batid-streer, at d No. 14, I Icet.steer. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Jan. ;6, 1801, will be performed, OTHELLO. After which will be, performed, a Pantomiine Entertain ment, called, HARLEQUIN'S TOUR ; Or, The DOMINION OF FANCY, With entire new . Music, Scenery, Machinery,' ev DoratiCtits. - thc runtomtmc opns*tt b e TIte,KE6.I9NSOtY,PBNCY, and ooncludes with TANCY's PAWILLION, On Saturday, The School for Prejudice. On Monday Mr. Cooke :will repeat the:CharaCter of iLichard 111. and every Monday till further flake. The New Comedy of th e S c h oo l f or P re j ud i ce will be - repeated on Tuesday, Thursday, and % Saturday, next week. On Wednesday, Every Man in His }tumour. • The New Pantomime will be performed every Evening this Week, and on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday in the next. MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOME,W's HOSPITAL. MHE SPRING COURSES o f LEC T U RES, 1 delivered at this Theatre, will begin in the fol lowing order : On the THEOR.Y and PRACTICE of lIIEDICINk, by Dr. ROBERTS. On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABERNETHY. On CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA4y Dr. POWELL. On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, b y Mr. ABERNETHY. On MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN 24(1 CHILDREN, by Dr. THYNN E. Further Particulars maybe known by applying to Mr. Nicholson, Apothecary at the Hospital.