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London, England, 1820-12-04

&mailer im ne4o, forth& lii re.
The treatment mild—the cure efrrctual.

ItCANDID Examination of P. ofertional Pre-
tensions is only to be feared by those who are con-
scious of incapacity.
Impressed at an ealy period of our professional career with
the importance of a more minute attention to a elan of dis-
es.ss peculiarly affecting the grander mutations of Nature,
we boldly deviated (ruin what was held to be medical ti:tbo-
dozy ; attacked the vauntings of etopyrieissa, rued, by de-
feating its vile purposes, cuosider ourselves justly entitled
to that approbatiou and patronage which, fur twenty years,
have rewarded our successful and devoted studies. The
estimation of our enlightened brethren, who frequently ap.
peal to our opinion, is au additional gratification to our
pride, whiteout' authority from the College itself, strength-
ened as it is by the must enthusiastic testimonials of almost
every Professor in the British Metropolis, must ever protect
the saact.iy of our fame from envy or same presentatiou.
The impetuosity of youth, or the ninweuttuy want of
elation is the waterer maa, often lead to the effect, of a
gootagious disease; happy, therefore, may the early appli-
cant be called, whom anxiety esti be alleviated by a few
days' care; sod even in the more advanced stages, charac-
terised by anaterous symptoms, we can illustrate our &serr-
ation, by rendering the treatment mild, the cure effectual.
Every organic change, or functional disterbance, tact.
dental to the generative economy, falls equally within our
prow:we, and will yield to our attention. Among these are
diseases of the urethra, weakliest', mid coustilotional de-
rangements, of however long daration.
The child of ismoiliou may be restored lo a ypeienee.
ignored of being exhausted by Nervous
circulate the manlier root of eiprona impute. Ibe !.,41
of au Adeertisenseot do nut allow the classificatiou of
subjects, tut they are amply detailed in a Meek we I.itely
published, called the A'yia of Life, the 'spa sale of
accompanied with as iucreasing practice, are uodesiaWe
proofs of oar general utility. The Book can be had at TO,
Paternoster-row ; 66, ; 41, Piccadilly ; 10,
Priner•-•treet, Sulu ; 174, and 32, Fleet-street ; or at any
Booksellers.

No dioceses are felt with greater poignancy by ibe inserter
(him ti.i.re mcmioued by his won imprudence; ad is
cases of coninaitatios is liberality of education is the Plat•
femur more desirable, Hutu where the swat 'rebooted's* cost-
deuce is placed, and the must isvistable secrecy is expected
thus the terms are plainly staged at the hist ieterriee, er is
assists to Letters minutely detsilisi the symptoms, and es-
Mooing a rcluittasce for medienar mid advice, which cgs be
fuel/ordeal to sup part of the woad.
tiOSei and Cu. M R.C. Sewer, 11, Bosvericetrert,
Flect.atresso—A private deer mead the users.

Palsied sod Published ad Ws illlTUal Pans and Tug
°Loss Oaks, No. It; Strand, by C. CORNWELL,
of the Stroud.
London, England, 1820-12-04

THE ITALIAN WITIVESSLS.

The Cotton.aardee establishavest still continues 1■
n:a•-
rate, and the ...riby inmates of that rural retreat 'FM4I6I
" as they were,"ere allude to Hume persons wiar have treed
examined as • Untrue, un the part urine Majesty's proveco-
tore. Their saute see supplied with the Mae I.beislity av
before ; but notwithstanding these advantages, they vet L.
no means sativfied with their situation ; they complain of
their detention in this country, and rept-stern) demand to bs
vent Lome. Mrs. Miijuechi is pariteulaely clamorniss wt
Urfa subject, and amused the neighbours a f. w Jabal ban it
with a serenade of folk. r • divicortlaut mature, when tutu,.
sing her demand for ealancipatiuti. Her amiable lin-ls•
endeavoured to pacify bec, and assured her, with unt.-iened
sincerity, that he would " rather more go than sti.j." A s
this gentleman occasionally gins out, he has beau induced by
the persuasion of theengaoscenti, who are aware of the" lux!"
estimation' in which he is held by John hull. to place his eua•-
moss w Liskers us the pewee cslablishmeht. His appearauce has
by this means bee• • good deal altered, and we have heard to .at
after briug thus shuns and press sued to his lad., so souguiar
was the ssetarnurpthusis, that on being asked who at we,
site exclaimed with a naive/a perfectly natural, " Ron mi
rirordo." 11 is tinderatuiml that the ssistde of these WII istmk s
will be detained in this annuity until the nserting of
meal, in order that they may be ready to be produced in the
event tf any inquiry helot instituted into the cirtrmst.ac•s
under which the case against hor j.isty has beta " pot
up." A Captain's guard still dues duty in the reighhour-
hood of the House of Peers, and iseisitorls are placed is the
pproaching the sanction sarwtorum of our !trims%
guests.—(ol,server.)
London, England, 1820-12-04

PRICE OF SUGAR.

I".e avr,•3;te price of Brows or Mishmash° Sugar, corm.
ptt eta from the Rooms made in the week eliding the 29th
hay of November, 1820, is 35.. 2d. per hundred weight, tx-
c!i;sire of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon ou
importation iherea 111lU Great Mimeo.
London, England, 1820-12-04

TO TILE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

Felt-.40u have for many years announced throng,' the
medium of your well-enudocied and widely circulated Paper,
the Establishment of the MEDICAL BOARD, instilnied
by the celebrated Dr. COOPER, and 'misted by emoted
Surgeons mod Physicians of Pearly (idly years' experience.
Messrs. COOPER and Co. request you will bate the Lind-
en-5s to Whim's your readers, the whole of elicit' prartice is
sow coriceuirsied at Chariot•. thieve, (Lim. Chariots.,
stied., Black friars-road, where access I rooms are appropriated
fur consultation. The objra of the; areangammt is, that
every Case may have the opinion of De. Cooper anal the
whole Board ; sel.l in tinter that the Public may be apprised
of the above circumstance, so advantageous In them, you
will be pleased to insert Ibis Notice twice a week fur one
lontb. By Order of the Board,
I have the homier to remain, your obedient
MONT. C. BELL, M.D. Sec.
N.B.—All letters addressed to Sir F. C. Assisi (Trea-
surer) am laid before the Heard the same day.
Medical Board, Charlotte House,
Surrey, N0v.0,1820.

WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
\ladies 4$ idler 12. I Evening 9 afier I.
London, England, 1820-12-04

BRIGHTON, DECEMBER 2.

The inhabitants have learnt, with infinite regret,
that his Majesty is compelled to postpone his visit
to Brighton. owing to the want of accommodations
at the palace, which. in spite of the utmost exer-
tions on the part of the architect and workmen.
cannot he completed until within u few days this
aide of Christmas, at which period we may confi-
dently expect our patron.
The town, just now, is labouring under a slight
depression, the departures evidently exceed the
arrivals. Every one is anxious for the enlivening
presence of Royalty.
The chief, in fact, the only public• amusement
announced for the ensuing week, is Maclaine Fer-
rari's concert.

The theatre closed on Saturday for the benefit of
the ohmage, ; upon winch occasion, Mr. Elliston, of
Drury-lime, performed and drew togrther the
fullest house we evrr recollect to have seen. On
Tuesday evening the performers, in courequtuce of
their being suddenly discluarged, and lelt nearly
destitute, took a general benefit ; and the appeal
to the generous feeling: of the public, we are happy
to say, was not in vain. _

Tire whole of the dresser, scenery, anti other
property attached to the establi.hruent, sail which
Colt Mr. Brunton nearly 62,0001. was *old at the
theatre on Wednesday last, by Mr. Amer, in lots,
fur the sum of 661 193. !—Mr. Masters, of Lynn,
a friend of Mr. Brsenton, was the principal pur-
chaser.
London, England, 1820-12-04

GLEE CLUB.

On Saturday the London Musical Season com-
menced, by the mumbling of the Grand Glee Club
of England at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in
the Strand. The Club assembled at half-past
three o'clock, and proceeded to the ballot for seve-
ral new members. Mr. William Horsley was elected
composer to the Club. Mr. Gouldris, the admired
alto singer, was admitted a perpetual visitor.

The following Officers were. present I,—

Stephen Geoonabridire, Esq. President ; Inset Gore, Esq.
Vice-President; John Sale, Esq Conductor; itieha►d Clark,
Esq. Secretary; Mr. Murray, Librarian, &c.
After " Now tVobis Domaine," which was given
in a very excellent style, the " Invocation to Har-
mony" followed. the words written and the music
composed by Mr. Webb fur the Club.
The music was of the most choice compositions
from the most eminent composes, such as is not to
be heard at any other estabholitnetit except the No-
blemen ■nd Gentlemen's Catch Club, from the
extensive and well-stored library of the Glee Club.
" Thy yoke. 0 Ha►mony," by Mr. Webb, was
the masterpiece of the evening. " Thou art
beautiful, Queen of the Trolley," by Dr. Calcott.
was given in a superior style by Mater Tatet,
Messrs. Gore, Goulden. Moore, Clark, ■nrl S.le.
" [bow the bright Morning Star" was must de-
lightfully given.
Other escellent compostions from the works of
the most eminent authors, among them were, Webb,
Dr. Caleott, Denby, Lord !Morro ilgton, Horsley, SCC.
Mr. Dignum and Mr. Taylor .an some charm-
ing ballads; the former, "John Andes-sox my Joe,"
in his best style—and Mr. Taylor " The Curiosities
.f London."
London, England, 1820-12-04

v ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, .
No*lntont, ISt,.
A.E COURT of DIRECTORS of the
ROYAL EXCHANGE. ASSURANCE, do hereby
give Notice, that their TRANSFER BOOKS willbe SHUT,
from Thursday, the 14th of December next, to Thursday,
the 11th of January follnwiug; mid that the ANNUAL
nEN Eft* t. coma appointed by their Charier, will be
&darn al their Office, on the Royal Exclialin, bn WED-
N 1.5 DAY, the Roth of December stem, at Eleven o'Clork
IN the Forenoon ; nail that a Dividend will be cosividered
of at the said Court.
SAMUEL FENSING, Jean. Secretary.
The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Cloek precisely.
N.ll.—Altetidalre is given daily at the said ()flier, and at
their 0111 cc in for the Awitirance of Buildings,
Goods. Merchandise, and Ships, in harbour, in dock, or
while Wilding, from Ins or damate by Fire; and also for
the Altaierinicc of, and siting Antiunion on, Lives.
London, England, 1820-09-13

FORTUNE'S FROLIC.

Robin Ronghhead, Mr. Oxberry of the Theatre-Royal,
Drury-lane, his first at,pearance.); Snacks, Mr. Williams;
Frank, Mr. rainier; Rattle. Mr. Barnard. Miss Nancy,
Mite Leigh; Dully, lirs.Litblis.
Bove% ss.—Pit, 3%.—rlrst Gzllrry, 23.—Sccona Gal-
lery. Is.
The Doors to he opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform-
ance to Fortin at Seven.
Places fur the Boxes to be t.iken of Mr. Massiugham, at
the Theatre.
To-morrow, Dog Darr in Poncl-street!—Eachsoge no Rob.
bevy—antl The Actor of All Work.

THEATRE-ROtTAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRA N
THIS EVENING, Vt. ED N ESD AY, Sept, 13,
will be preformed, 911) tut:, a new Operatic Drama,

iu three sets, Called
THE BARON DE 'MERCK.
The Cams Dr Treat*, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant
of Glatz. Mr. librarbotham; Asithersy Sweets, Mr. Harley;
Linnet Schrlt, Miss Kelly; Hants. Mr. Wilkinson; Michael,
3lr. Preadlini M. Eugenia, Baroness of Lindu►f, Miss Carew;
Josepliiiir, Miss Love; Catau, Mrs. Grove; Nannette, Miss
Stevenson.
After which, VIA time, a new Romantic Melo-drama, io
three parts, handed on the celebrated Talc called
THE VAMPIRE;
Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES.
Characters is the Introductory Visime—Tbe Vampire, Mr.
T. P. Cuoke ; Cody Margaret, Mrs. W. 3. Chatterley ; Coda,
iss Love; Ariel. Mien Worysa•n.
Characters in the Dvama—Rathven, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Pearmati; Mcsiwill, Mr.
Harley. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Cliatterley ; Bridget,
Mrs. drove; Effie, Miss Carew.
The spacious Saloon has been stain tastefillly fitted up
with • new design, representiog an Illuminated Oriental
~omen, and will he opened as usual at Fight ,'Cluck, fur
the admittance of the Second Price, which commences at
Noir.
&tarn, 54.; Second Prig*. 3s—Pit, 3r.; Second Price,
Is. Oa—Lower Gsliery, is.; Second Price, h.—Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Seroud Price, 6.1.
I'r:A*2le 1./11XCS may be had nithtly of Mr. Stevenson, of
whom Places are to be taken, at the Bus 011Ece, :3; I awl En-
trance, from Ten till Four.
To. morrow. The Caron De Tretack, with Free anti Easy.
London, England, 1820-09-13

rim: 110 N. CAPTAIN SPR.VCER. .

It is with pleasure we announce a full confirmation of the
eontradietiou of the death of this pilaut and meritsriou
yunue officer. . .

A letter wu received is town on Monday, by the Hun.
Frederick Pinsuaby, from Captain Spencer himself, in
which he states M. surprise that a rumour of his d►ath
should bus beets afloat at Iluso' Ayres; no such event 34
a quarrel or duel having taken place between him and
First Lieutenant.

The report is said to have originated from the circum-
stance of the body of the Master of a neetchant vestel bargcg
been landed, who had loot his life in some scathe.
We have only to add, that the proof of the falsehood is
billable, from the fact of Captain Spencer's letter being datill
the 18th of Jong—the dale of the creel report being that of
the ltd May. Some accounts mute that the atructoes Calm.
Cliioll was propagated by the matt of a Spanish coaster ,a
*he River Plata; but from what motive it is impossible to
guess•
London, England, 1820-09-13

CARY'S NEW ITINF.RARY.

This day is published, price 13s. in boards,
CARY'S ITINERARY; being no accurate
Survey of the Roads of England and Wales? with
part of Scotland, made by rommaod of his Majesty's
Postmaster-General, containing Routes to upwards of 9,000
Places, not given iu any other work of this description—
the whole of the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats; • com-
plete List of the Stage Coaches, with their time of depar-
ture and arrival ; Maps of the euviruns of the principal
Watering Places.

This Edition contain., in addition to the former articles,
a List of the Cross Country Stage Coaches, shiewing the most
direct public conveyance from town to tuwu.
NOT►.—This illork may be bad, bound with a set of
Comity Maps of a corresponding size, price I/. 14s. calf,
gilt.
Published by John eery, No. S 6, St. James's.strect, near
the Palace; and may be had of the principal Booksellers
throughout the kingdom.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WAKEFIELD,
At Garrawsty's Coffee-house, 'Change alley, Cornball, on
MON DAY, October 9, at Twelve &Clock, in Four Lets,
FOUR CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARMS.
partly Tithe free 31111 Land-tax redeemed, situated in
the parishes of Whet,ley, St. Osyth, Great Bentley, Wicks,
Worminglord, and Thorp, in the County of Essex, contain_
ing altogether 653 A. 3 R. 23 IP. all highest state of
coats:it 11111 l let to Memory. Ablett, Hardy, Bush, and Rawlins,
must responsible tenants, for upward, of 1,9001. per anima,
'with etwelkiit Farm. hou:es and Buildings °revery deseriptiur
Particulars may lit• lard at Mr. Wakefield's. Brook-street,
Ipswich; the Three Cops, C,eleisester ; of Meteors. :neva
awl -Chalk, Chelmsford; Messrs. Jitelcoona, Ruchford ; at
Garraway'o; cud of Mr. ‘Vaketleld, Laud Surveyor, 34, Pall-
wall.
London, England, 1820-09-13

NMS' LO ERY. .

If A N anti ti„ and 120. Oxs
OIL ford.streo, request their Friends will csll for a
Scheme of the NEW LOTTERY st either of the above
Offices, it being impossible within the limits of an Adver-
tisement to develope the peculiar advantages of purchases
made before the Sib of October, the day the Drawing com-
mences. The priocipal features of the present IMP ry are,
them pre 7,600 Tickrts.-4,400 of winch will be drawn tile
First lLy. Two Prim.' of 10,0001. will be drawn within she
first quarter of an loner, and all Illatiks draan on Mal day will
be entitled to 141. each Ticket, or Shares to a proipurtisutatc
value, if presented on tar before the 13th of October, lint not
afterwards, thus giving do the cooly Adventurer a superior
and 41C1:11101 advantage. The Scheme il!SO contains Two
Prmes of 20,40101. with the usual proportion of tither
Pr zee.

MARTIN aid Co. look forward with confidence to a re-
currence of that patronage it win ever he their pride to ac.
kuowiedge, lend beg leave to state that the last prize of
10000 f. MONEY,
was Sold by then), at 8, C,orultill, and 120, Oxford-street.
London, England, 1820-10-09

•
REMOVAL TO ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE PRE-
MISES, 147, STRAND, NEAR SOMERSET.HOUSE.
thi,ler the Pain/ear of the Royal Family.
dri F. WILING and Ce. feel grateful for the
ILA It extraordinary Support of the Nobility mad Gantry,
which has rendered • removal from 394, Stegall, isalispeas-
able. Ur!Mem Lace helot this. e•nctinned in its claims on
the Gulls (((( able world, the Patentees Coaxer any farther
eillngium on its merits. II may, however, be Pro,'" to re-
mark, oh .1 tiring wider the kings Letter. Patent, no imita-
tion can be emulate, as various attempts by starching, &e.
have heen imposed on the public, which exhibit their natural
Shears qualifies nit the first washing.
N.ll.—Real Point Veils, Sea wee, Dresses, &s. on the new
principle.
London, England, 1820-10-31

THE.ITRN•ROYAL, Cf!VENT-GA EDEN.

THIS EVENING, TUESDAY. October 31,
will be performed lbe Musical Drama of

IZOR ROY MACGREGOR.

Sr Frederick Vernon, Mr. Egerton; Raslaleigb Osbaldi-
ajosse, Mr. Al.holl ; Francis Osbel.listone, Mr. Mims,. ;
Rub Koy Macgregor Ca Mpbell ,Me Maereaily ; Magid, Mr.
Emmy ; Raillie Nicol Jerrie, Mr. Limon. Diana Verner,
111i,s ; Helen Macgregor, Mrs. Farcit.
After which lb. new Farce of-
TOO LATE FOK DINNF.R.
Frank Poppletoss, Mr. Jane. ; Mr Nicliolisa Twill, Mr.
Liana; Robert Rafter, Mr. Emery; Moos. Fames, Mr.
Tales. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Davenport; Miss, Emma So.
merlon, At um Foote.

A Private Box may be had fur the &moo, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office.
Plarms for the Roam to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Boa-Otfice. Ilart-strect, from Ten till Four.
Boxes, 70 ; Second Price, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. 11. ; Seersed
Price, 4s.—(idlers, 2s. • Second Price, lc—Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Second Price, id.
To-morrow, the Comedy of The asnileatine Marriage--
after which, for the first time, a Ballet stalled La Fill, Mal
Garite•—and The Rendestronri.
Ou Tlinteday. the digital Romance of tirnri Chantre.
On Friday, The Comedy of Errors: Luciana, Miss M.
Tire (her first appearance thi•wration).
Sliakepeair's Comedy of Twelfth Night has been for *nine
-time in preparation, and will speedily he produced ; its which
will he introduced Songs, Duets, Glees, and Chorus.., se-
lected entirely from the Plays, Poems, aad Samuels of
shAvipeare.
London, England, 1820-03-25

This day is published, elegantly printed in a pocket volume,
price 6s. 6d. iii boards,
EDWARD; or, the PURSUIT of
HAPPINESS.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W.
Blackwood, lEdiatrargli.

This day are published, in one volume octavo, rice 9s.
in boards,
OtOGINAL MISCELLANIES, in
Prose and Verse.
By JOHN LAURENS BICKNELL, LAS.
Printed (or T. Carlell and W. Davies, &nod ; sad W.
Bhieherood, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1820-01-17

GLEE CLUB.

Saturday evening the principal Glee Clob in
England bad their third meeting fur the season at
the Crown stud Anchor Tavern, Strand. which was
very numerously attended both by professors and
amateurs. Stephen Groutribridge. Esq. !minded,
as usual. Mr. Sale, the conductor, stud Mr.
Secretary Clark, were at their station,. Arm
notis Dwaine was given with greet ethet by
such a numerous assemblage. The invocation to
harmony, " G/oriorrs ilpid/e," composed by the
great Webb, who was certainly the Handel of glee
composition, was given in a style not in he de.
scribed, *lnch was followed by " Great Apollo
strikes the lyre,' composed by the same inimitable
c poser, was most admirably sung by blaster
Nlarsliall, Master Gear, Mr. Hawes, and Mr. J.
11. Sale. A new glee, composed by Mr. Hawes,
was performed, and much applauded—the words
selected from the " Tuks of Alm Landlord."
The selection of the other glees were moat ad.
mirable, and afforded a high treat to every one
present.

Among the performers were, Messrs. Hawes,
Frans, King, Penman. J. B. Sale,
Clark. Smith. &c. Messrs. Dignum, Permian,
and Smith, song two songs each; the former was
comic, in his usual and beat style.

The KING coutinurs us described in the but
Bulletin.—( Windsor Popes.)

Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD had a party at Clare.
mont.
Tits DUKE OF GLOUCESTER'S BIRTH-DAL—
Saturday bring the Duke of Gi.oucESTltlt'S
birth-day, a number of the Nobility, Gent►y, &c.
called at Gloucester Howse to pay their congra-
tulatory respects, and left their name,. The Duke
and Duchess had a party upon the occasion at their
house in flogobrit Park. In the evening the Royal
Duke's tradesmen in London illuminated their
houses.

SHELTER FOR Tug 110MELE119.--Upwords of
300 person* are now admitted into the Loiiiloss-wall
Asylum, who were yesterday liberally supplied with
fend, under the personal superintendence of the
liouse Committee; awl, it being Senility. most at,
them remained the whole day. At twelve o'cincit'
they assembled fur the purpose of joining in the
morning provers. which were read by the lies. De.
Moen, who afterwards made a most impressive
address to these poor wanderers,. The Rev. Gen-
denten was listened to throughout with► respectful
attentimi. Several of the Committee were present,
and it was altogether a must affecting spectacle.—
Mr. EI.I.ISTOI, of Drury.laue Theatre, and whip
the Proprietors of the Adeiphi Theatre, have vise
'lifted their intention to present the receipts of ems
evening's performances to the Fund for the Role
of the Moseley%
?•
London, England, 1820-01-17

,heir put, severally .lowed thew towage, left I's
'lathing to wish for en that head. But the moot
tirdliant talents in the profeision were Wades:loste
to the sustaining of the weight of dallnelis wttnclt
was in this instance imposed ran them. The
mclieoce sat out with much patience mid . kited-
humour the three first oetosvitboOt4osy.seveire oe
serious manifestation of Astir discontent; but in •
the early past of the fourth act Ilieft patience was
eshausted, and almoSt the wltti. 4.01)10 'subsequent
scenes were reduced, lay the. isa.ilisappro.
billion or the spectatose, to nsepeslatab .show„
After the epilogue, Mr. ELLtseett Came forward
to receive the scotence of the judges, end the cis.
mutt, that ensued on Isis appearance, as if that had,
been the moment anxiously waited for, was load
end lasting. He looted anxiously resod on the •
pit, the boxer, and the galleries. as it to oocerseiot
the real sentiment of the majority. Silence hsht
obtained, he addressed them to the following pur-
port :
" LAMM AND GIENTLUXIIII-11 is my duty to prevent
all ouneressney rontesitiou; I therefore beg to inform pro
—(passinol---that this comedy is withdrawn.—(Ap.
please,.—Al the same lama I feel for the author, and
wiala that a further anal might he •Ilowed him.—rCeica
of I No! so! the phew is toe bad P)--11 is didi-
i-ntt to write a good comedy, but still harder, let ant ail,
tnitokr or o+,.—{Sipes of displeasure ie the sadieses,
and duarvt hum this epiaien./-1 have sow had more
Iliac Itreuty yews. axpesieuce of the stage and of dramatic
product itios, and have often kuosa incidents awl situations
that gave olt4plrAgorr am a first night, slterwarda received
by an audience with applause ur indulgence. In nay ad-
dress at the In plittlUg Ur the season, I said that these doors
should ever be open to genius. I considered this produc-
tion worthy til your acceptance, and, therefore, I presented
it; but as I p...c,ive your opinion is against me, I bow to
your decisl..ll "

Mr. ELLISTON then announced the play of
Richard the Third, and his intension of devoting
the profit• 4,f one evening in the week to the
Sheller fur she noiseless." The audience were
charmed into Rood humour by this announcement.
The drivers were very bum b—that of Mrs.
gsT, who Invited lovely► was very elegant and
beconilug.
Of the Prologue Bud Epilogue. which we sub-
join, we sli,lll only obaetve. that the fernier wee
well spoken by Mr. BARNARD, end that the latter
wits di'llVl•fell with equal 'dtserintimitisra mud vivacity
by Mrs. Eowts.
London, England, 1820-01-17

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JANUARY IL
The Right lion. Churn-, trent •roved •t the
Cilbtle, Oil S4tutdry evening, front Londuu.

EARL TALBOT.

"s The good mud popular Lord Talbot," says
the Pereiurof last sight, " will return to this comp•
try in the course of a lew "reeks. And we unaffec-
trill), believe no circumstance could more deeply
add to the lanais! regret we feel for the death of
his Excellency's Illustrious Consort—a regret tes-
tified in the univeisal sympathy of the whole Irish
people, thnii I.urd Talbot's secession from a Go-
vernment, in which the affections of the ruled—
great and happy change !—constitute the be►t power
of the rulers,

Ilia Excellency embarked this morning, at four
o'clock, on boaul the Union,.Captatti Skinner, for
the fleud—accorupaitieil by Ludy Frances Talbot,
and by his Excellency's eldest four sons, Lord
Viscount Ingestrie, the Hon. A. C. Talbot, the
Hun. J. C. Talbot, and the His. Gustavus
C. TabuCts-by the Hon. and Rev. J. C. Talbot,
his Excellency's bruthee—sod by Lord Arthur
Hill. Five of the younger children remain, until
the reruns of their illustrious father, at the Vice-
regal Ledge. l!hconig Perk. One of the elder rims
is n Narelollllcer abroad. His Excellency has
eleven children.
London, England, 1820-01-17

TWO SUPERIOR SCHOOL BOOKS.

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agreeably to theirloopmved methods, and arranged on arch
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Lessons in History, Geography, Biography, Mythology,
Natural History, kr. the whole arranged on a new plan,
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Price 3s.
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London, England, 1820-01-17

BRIGHTON, JANUARY 15.

Ainist ten minutes before six o'clock on Thurs-
day ivining, the Prince Regent, accompanied by
Generti Sir B. Bloomfield, returned to Marlbo-
rough-row. The Palace is not yet in due order
for his Royal Highness's reception.
The weather continues intensely cold. and snow,
ankle-d!epiwthe shallowest places. The wildest
of the feathered tribe, pinched by the frost, and
tamed by the want of fond, leave the woods end
the fields for warmer shelter and the habitations of
men ; blackbird., starlings. larks, and thrushes,
have been pursued by boys at mid-day, and easily
taken by the hand.

THE PARKS.
The change of the moon was yesterday accom-
panied by a reduction in the intense cold of the
weather. The fineness of the day, sold the strength
of the ice upon the Canal, the Serpentine. and
the Basin, drew immense crowds to the Parks.
The 'dialers were numerous beyond all precedent.
The hawks were lined with stands of skates to hire
for the performances, and chairs for their accom-
modation while fixing them on ; gm and ginger-
bread for the ladies and grthtleasess, tea and coffee
for the children, all furnished hot from portable
grates and ovens; apples, oranges, &c.
London, England, 1820-01-28

.LON DON, FRI DAY, JAN VARY 28. 1820

• tturrjsm GALLERY, PALL-MALL.
THIS GA LI. ERY for the EXHIBITION
and SALE of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS, •
will be OPENED on MONDAY NEXT, She 31st instant.
(By Order)
JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.
Admission Is.—esialugue'ls.

FINE •
A lITS.—Tne BATTLEII AST.
INGE. painted by Mr. T. vriLkim. on • utak of
31 feel 6 inciter by 17 feet 6 inches. is NOW EXHIBIT-
ING ut the Great Room. Spring.iahlrna. Open from Nine
till Dusk. Admittance Ir. Description of the Pirtstre 6.1.

LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLAC E.
JanthinT 27, IS2O.
1111-1 E Lords Comm6sioners of His Mnjrstv's
Treasury have reined their Warrant to POSTPONE
the drawing of the LOTTERY from Saturday twat to
SATURDAY the FIFTH DAY of FEBRUARY NEXT.
I. HEssts

110YAL SUBSCRIPTION
CIRCULATING, LIBRARY, Citing lit. James's
Palace, established by C. CH A PPI.E. Catalogues, with
Terms ',refixed, mice Two Shillings, ars now oft sale.
Reailers in general are assured, they will experience much
facility in exchanging their Books, and will seldom meet dis.
niiiiiiimment, es in this undertaking the rroprir tor has en-
deavoured to cidatilish a plan for the well.supplying of his
Silisciihesb with Nu... %Yorks, immediately on their publica-
tion. lie •enthtacea the present opportunity or returning
his most grstrfol ucknooleilgments to his Sobseribers and
the Public, fur the kind patronage with which they have
hitherto boutiorril him, and trusts that the strictest mm-
'unlit). and ratentiow on his part, will insure him a coml.
vitiation of Ifir favours of his friends and customers. Caul!.
try Stiliscribtrs rimy rely on au immediate return of their
boxes.

•,• Cards of Ti tiro, and every reqnisite information,
may be olio:tin...l at the Library, wnere attendance is given
from Nine in the Morning till Eight at Ntight.
A general Selection of Round Wok. on all sultjorts;
Rather with an exerllent assortment of .uucrior Stationery;
Schott! Hooka of every description; Itotik.ltindisig in the
greatelt variety ; visiting and tlionte Card Plates engraved
Sc.) printed. Admissions to she Opera and Theatres.
London, England, 1820-01-28

Um Abatis*, near Cahir, has been plundered
sir ire-arrow.

lb will be seas by the following paragraph,
which we take from the I eiouter Jeer's'''. a leper
published at Kilkeony.,.thet uo sort of it:mita/it,
m appeebenaett in that cow • • "
" We are deeply coomeoid to omega, that a levy terinalent
spelt has masifeetml itself iu different lento at this coesory,
aothirat omen' shocking %loonier, too bee, cogently moor
tiaitled Distremb outperstioinibly great onto!, pie reply,
hot it eon newer be alleviated by such, oopardissabie,.sad
ei armful atrocities. lo noticing lbw lamentablea.oesoittwee•r
it is .ouneesesary to excite itefoendeil.slarso, i 1,,.
rumbas aecasatioes into the columns of a mohiparrr.
Preod of the tranquillity of the cannily of Killtemay,, mud
as (far its honour and the; peoples happiness) than
it slay hest continue so, we observed nob pale in an
act:oust of the " State of Ireland," which appeared in
TA* Ikslatist Boutin; Post, of Tiesday last, the more-
boas that " Gasp seem to be orgsalsed" is the county
et illdteony. Of the existence of them organised gangs
militias is known is that county. if the statement he
basorded on Ike late attempt to rub the mail between this
city and Closter', we have ouly to say, that attempt was
mile nine miles beyond the bounds of this roeoty. If on
the outrage committed at Watiersland about lee weeks ago.
it may keenly necessary to state that this isolated instance
of atrocity was perpetrated to gratify the world of passions—
reveggpkand that Waitersland is on the verge of the Quern's
comity. We repeat, the timely of Kilkenny is tranquil, Ito
organised gangs are known In exist within its boundaries,
sod from the good settle of the people, she seal of their
leachers. sad the activity of the Magistracy, we have no
mien to fear that what the Post has wantonly assented as
a thee will be converted into a prophecy."

WATURFORD, JAIRU•QY 22.

THE WEATHER—THE MAILS.
The weather iy lemon:Illy severe. Since January
1814, we have not had so great a fan of snow. The
Postmasters-General having, with commendable
utlence and humanity, suspended the night tra.
'citing of mail-coaches, our amid mails, and, of
course, our hick communications, are nearly all,
more or less, in arrear. The Dublin mail is, dur-
ing this rigorous time, to he expected towards
midnight ; the mail from Cork remains over ',iglu
at Dungarvan, and is expected about noon nest
day. The Clonmel coach is nearly regular, but
th• Limerick mail by Connie' is backward.

We have seldom known the Irish Papers to
"(hound more generally than they have lately done
nob outrageous insiances of murder and rubbery.
There runs throughout a disgusting similarity of

The inquest upon the body of Mr. Robert Shee-
hy, who was murdered list Saturday at Four-Mile-
Water. in this county. is detailed by us on Wrd-
nesday, terminated with a verdict of "• IViDui
murder against some person or persons unknown."
London, England, 1820-01-28

^HE DUKE oF•iitoPs FAMILY.

(Exve ACT • 041.15.11111411111)
is sicibotiiii, imithisity 14.1
di At a quarter before five o'clock ow Setipid4
rvetivg his Royal Highness was not comaideussi
wow ; and Prince LICOPOLO taking the air fee'll
short time after his journey, are were in hdelidlin'
favourable turn had taken pleCe, although; (rim'
the extremely reduced mita if his Royal High-
two, and the unfavourable bulletin of the morning,
-re were greatly alarmed. • At.nine o'clock the last
`eulletin was issued, whiqh ;created the strongest
arosation !heretics. •It %was received. Yesier.
dor morning our hop.. relived; but at a quarter
aster ten o'clock. the whole town was overwhelm.
poi with !grief, when the iutelligent•e was made
koown, by the Vision flog, at their Royal High-
nesses' iihrari, being lowered half-mast high, that
his Royal Highness was no more. Since that tune
the heartfelt sorrow of all ranks has been seen by
the gloom depicted in every countenance. No
doubt nhatever exists, that the premature decease
of his Royal Highness originated in a severe cold,
occasioned by sitting in wet boots, after a walk in
the environs of the burn. during the late thaw.
fart of his late Royal Highness's suite left this day
st one o'clock; and it is supposed, that her Royal
Highness the Duchess, accompanied by Prince
Leopold, will leave the scene of affliction to-mor-
row morning."
•

(EXTRACT OF ANOTHER LETTER.)
BIDNOUTH, JANUARY 2S.

" This morning. about eleven o'clock, we wit-
nessed the melancholy sight of the departure of the
Docliesq of KENT. Her Royal Highness travelled
with her brother, Prince LEOPOLD, in his post-
chaise. All the immediate attendants of her Royal
flightless necoinpanied her in several carriages.
" It is quite impossible to give an idea of the
deep sensation the death of the Duke has occasion-
e•d, and the interest attached to the Duchess.
During thirteen days and nights her exertions is
the attendance to her Royal Consort were without
intertnission. _

....
" We lave not yet heard the arrangement for re-
moving the remains of his Royal Highness, but the
PatxCC REGENT'S orders are hourly expected.
" The household of their Royal Highnesses are
now separating, to return to London ; a part only
remains here with General WETHERALL, who has
charge of the remains of his late mater, which he
:Ito attend to Windsor.

" The Royal party sleep to night at llminster,
for nher,r•e Captain Consioe (who attends the
Bodies-) has just set off, to make the necessary
arrangements. It'e.l.neacky night will be passed at
the Pa!lnv of the Lord Bishop of SAILIIIIII3IIT ; on
Thursday her Royal Highness expects to reach the
Palace at Kensington."
London, England, 1820-01-28

Sift:BED MUSIC.

Oa Wednesday evening a performance of sacred
muse took place at the Surrey Clive l, the !notify of
which were for the benefit of twenty-four aged
women in the almshouses attached to that Chapel,
who in addition to their free• residence. receive an
annuity of 44, a week, which is principally aided by
an au►ival performance of sacred music. Too much
priii.e Cannot be given to the profeo-►onal Gentle-
men who gave their artist ince on this occaotion gra-
tuitously. The assemblage of persons collected
was between two at►tl three thonwoml.

The performance commenced with the Dead
March in Soul, the Funeral Anthem. and at Epi-
taph to the memory of the late Mr. I.l.lu.tast
Cba az E, of Southwark. The solo and verse parts
were principally by professianal gentledten. with .
some 111118trOffi ; and the chorusses were extremely
numerous and well supported by the members of
several musical societies, forming complete double
chairs. They give
with greater effect then that front the thiroiin of
Samsun, between the lirueldes and Dagon's
Priests.
The solos and verse parts most to he notice('
were, Mr. IlAwEa in " Lord, remember David ;"
Mr. GuOLDIno, who possesses a fine alto voice. in
' 0 0 than slit telkst good tidings to Zinn ;" Miss-
ile Clisit.in 0 Bit that didst not leave his soul in
hell ;" Master Mot, in " Let the bright sera
'Ohms." in which he so eminently excelled that
• the whole of the assemblage appeared enraptured.
Masters Maitstiat.r. and GEAR wing the admired
anthem, "Hear my Proger," delightfully. The
other solos were ably supported by Masters Turtte,
TAME, NPR, and Messes.Goss. FLEET, BRAM
Plitalsa. and LUCAS. Tte " Hailstone Chortles"
Was repeated. after which Mr. JACOB, who presided.
at the organ, introduced so extempore perform-
ance on that superior add excellent instrument.
The whole of Ibe performance was snider this gen-
tleinaii's direction.

Miss I:Tilde's benefit at Drury-lane last night
pre►ented a yr...mated and brilliant audience. Every
loan of the lsuu was tilled to excesok. The dress
elide was nnctttttmwdy Willi soot. Miss BYRN g and
Mr. Ilbustasto were on door voice, and smog utast
sweetly. There were several encores.

7111 7URF.

BITTING AT TATTERSALL'S, laavAsir 11.

MISSY.
11 to 1 apt Mr. firm% e. 17 to 1 lorote.oolloirßeiseio
13 to 1 apt Doke i IS to l *got Plitasote
18 to 1 opt Brusher to 20 to 1 apt soy other.
Blocker

OAKS.
4 to 1 apt Duke of Rolland's Soren, f.
ItIDD LIPAWORTH.
9 to I eget Mr.Vausittart I 7 to 1 eget Pietism.
FILLY CI. MIS.
Even betting us the Sorcery f.
London, England, 1820-01-28

NEW NOVEL

This dsy was published, in three vols. 12mo. price 21s. lids.
GF ERGUS : Novel.—.e Ito,ll, or
Talcs soil Adventures, the kaowledge is threefold:
first, of the skull soul capacity of Author; serotiefly. of
the matter whereof be treats; and, thirdly, of the reader,
who, according as there is hi himself, will find
in the Book ; and, if he be of malicious nature, he will fancy
be sees in it glassier. which were WM'

P. intr.' fur G. mad W. B. Whittaker, 13, Are- lbria-lane ;
and Oltvrr ittarßoyd, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1820-01-28

MNEMOSYNE4II CONCERT.

The seventh meeting took place at the Crown
and Anchor Tavern on Wednesday evening, which
was numerously attended.
The performance began with a duet for the harp
and piano-forte, by Messrs. M'EIPPART and HART.
The piano movements of the former are particularly
expressive and brilliant. This Whig followed by
Wross's delightful glee of " Thy voice, OA. Har-
mony, with awful sound," mid it was most admira-
bly sung by MI4P GEORRE. Messrs. ELLIOTT,
I'uont4e, &e. The infant prodigies. the Misses
CAWZEE, were rapturously applauded its " Lore
its thine Eyes," by J•C/PION. The admired
comic Italian duet " Cara Zrtelle," way given
very rffrctively by Miss I. STEVENSON and Mr.
THORNS, although he evidently laboured under
the indisposition of a cold. The celebrated duet
from Zama, arranged as a song for Miss WILLIAM!,
accompanied on the horn by Mr. C. Tuci.v, at
the contrary end of the room from the orchestni„
was a very excellent performancv. Mr. PesRMAN
gave " The hardy Sailor," by Dr. ARNOLD. in a
very relined and correct style. The whole con-
cluded with the comic catch, " Look, neighbours,
look !"
London, England, 1820-01-28

TIMATRES.

. -ses.
::! TitL APELNII.
niglitll.pme. and romantic burletta, isa three
lets. called lions/Me, or the Sotors Chief, was pro-
duced for the first time. It is foorsted on the new
.novel of the same name. In adapting a work of
three volumes to the serge, many of the pismire in-
the original mutt necessarily be omitted I bnt the
author has jodicionsly thrown together into llns lit-
tle piece the principal incidents find most interesting
situations of the story, and introduced with equal
judgment much of its dialogue.—Lady Myrna,
the principal female character. was ?trimmed by
Miss E. DUN Err. being her first appearance its the
duress on this stage. This lady displayed dramatic
talent considerably above the ordinary standard.
Her performance was natural, spirited, and pithetic
in a high degree ; and from her success lest evening,
we hope never more to see her as Columbine.—
Mr. Wtr.t.is's Ivanhoe was excellent ; Mr. Wm-
amines Mamba extremely amusing; and the re-
soainiag characters were in Ketortal supported very
respectably. A great variety of new and handsome
scenery was ezhibiterl. and the decorations and
costumes were magnificent. A prologue was deli-
vered by Mr. CowLeY, and all epilogue by Mr..
ALSOP the latter contained some point, and was
very well pronounced.
The butiletta experiences! the most flittering re-
ception from a large rudoence.

THE SURREY.

This Theatre was last night honoured by the
patronage of many families of high CIVIC rank. to
witness the performance of Ivanhoe soil Spoil'd
Children. for the benefit of the 1-louseless Poor.
The whole of the entertainments went off with the
greatest ether. The Lord Mayor's box was richly
decorated with the City arms, and the party occu-
pying it ►eemed highly delighted. Previous to the
melo-drame the following Inn.a were added to the
usual address, and spoken with great effect by
Miss COPELAND:—
But far the cause which twinge you here to•uight,
To give unshelteed Poverty your mite,
How, worthy patrons of our sightly tasks,
Shall I convey those thanks your kindness asks?
Here are no heroes wrapt i■ Fiction's veil,
Truth forms the genuine drama of the tale;
And let stern sanders at the Thespian dome,
MO scarce allow one virtue here a home,
!Auld this screw, awl with conviction say
'6 We may do good, tho' silting at a play."
And slid the hearts you cheer supply the rest,
Thus might their grateful meaning he expressed
" May He who fill'sl with oil the widow'. cruse,
lie who will ne'er the poor, man's prayer refuse,
Weand the generous aid you here bestow,
While mingling joyous iir the cause of. Woe;
Then since to night will bear sweet recollection,
May all your pleasures please upon reilrenon ;
And while with joy you count good actions past,
May each succeeding day prove happier than the last r
London, England, 1820-01-28

DARING ROBBERY.

Oise of the most daring, as well as most successful high-
way robberies that has been perpetrated in the neighbour-
hood of Nottingham for many tears, was committed on Fri-
day night, the llth inst. M►. Thos. Pearson and Mr, Samuel
Meads, both of Chilwell, were returning home from Nolliug-
ham fair, between seven and eight o'clock, in a gig, mecum-
panird by Mr. Clarke, on hoisrback. As they were going
down the bill between the barracks and Lentos, they mmHg.
loudly perceived, by the faint light ri fleeted by the snow, a
number of men before the.., and ou approaching nearer, one
of the men laid ludd of the head of the horse that was in the
gig, and turned it across the road. Having no idea whatever
of rubbers in such nowhere, and in such • public place, Mr.
Meads Immediately called out I,) the man who bad homed
the horse, threatening to knock him down if he did not let it
go. The man keeping his huh!, Mr. M. jumped out for the
purpose of patting his threat into execution, but before lie
could move • step, one of the party presented a pistol to
his breast, and demanded his Inoue)! Another remarkably
tall powerful man went to the other side of the gig, where
Mr. Pearson was sitting, and taking bins by die collar, pull-
ed him with violeisee out of the gig no the ground. Mile
he lay in this situation, the vitliaiu rifled his pockets, took
his purket-hook and watch, and storm left him; but either
be or auother soon returned, anal with a tremendous oath
told him he knew that he had more about him, and priff.
ing open Mr. Peareota's waistcoat, took IW. out of a pirate
pocket that was iis the inside. Mr. !Heads was compelled to
deliver up Mt 1t),., but one of the rascals in the dark laid
hold of a round snuff-bus, calling out, u I hate got his
watch," soil through this tniatake of Ilw robbers Mr. M. re-
tained his watch. While four or more of the party were
thus engaged three of diem had gone up to Mr. Clarke, who
was on a spirited horse. One of them attempted to lay hold
of the bridle, but missed it, and Mr. C. at the game time
aiming a blow with his whip at the villain, his horse took
fricht, turned round, and gallopped towards Nottingham.
lien he gut nearly to the top of she hill he met two mai
with a cart, to whom Mr. C. comiutinicated what was going
furs ard, and they along with him hastened to the seen, of
action, but sit rapid were the villains in their mum meats

that thvy had disappeared. .%c understand the party cue-
slated of at tram 'evils, if not inure, auJ several u( tints
were plaiuly si used with pistols.

Monday the High Court of Justiciary met, to
proceed to the trial of Walter Boithe mud Janet
Simpson, Isis wife, resoling in the Grids-market,
sects-et' of seditum, ro hem% roll or circulated
WooLoa's Black Dwarf, \e. Walter Uarlbe did
not appear. and semester of outlawry war pro-
nounced against him. Mrs. Beihie appeared, but
the I.OID ADVOCATE rill that the diet against
her be deserted pro luco of Icy:pore, wlricl► was
done accordios ly.
London, England, 1820-09-14

111r.ATREMOYAL EKBLIJII OPERA-HOUSE,

STRAND,
wins EVENING. THURSDAY. Sep'. 14,
will he performed, letb time, a mew Operatic Drams,
in three acts, called
BARON DE TRENCK.
The throw De Treork, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant
of Glare, Mr. Rowlinshron; Anthony Swartz, Mr. Harley;
Lionel Sr cell, hlißi Kelly; Dant:, Mr. Wilkinson; Michael,
Mr. BroAliisist. Cnitenis, Business of Lindorf, Miss Carew;
Josephine, Miss Love; Catau, Mrs. Grove; DrauDette, Miss
I . Stevenson.

To which will be •d.led, the popular Comic Opera, caltrd

FREE AND EASY.
Sr John Freeman, Mr. Wrench ; Mr. Charles Courtly, Mr.
Itailley ; Michael, Mr. Wilkinson; Ralph, Mr. W. S. Chat.
inky. Mrs. Charles Courtly, Miss Love; Eugenia, Mr..
. S. Chatterley; Gertrude, Miss Kelly.
The spacious Saloon has been again tastefully 6ttel up
itii a new design, representing an Illioninated Oriental
l.:rwilen, and will be ripened as usual at Eight ~'Clock, fur
the admittance of the Second Price, which commences at
N ine.
Buttes, fni.; Second Price, 3e—Pit, 35.; Second Price,
Is. rid—Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is —Upper Gal-
Irry. Is.; Scrawl Prier, 6d.
Private Roscsermy he had nightly of Mr. Stevenson, of
%, horn Placer are In be taken, at the Rue Office, Strand ED..
raw*. from Tea till Four.
morrow, The Baron De Trent k The Vampire.

46 TUE OBSERVER" or Sunday, the 17th
instant, will contain " A FAITHFUL RE-
PRESENTATION of the INTERIOR of the HOUSE of
LORDS," as prepared fur the TRIM. of tIER MA-
JESTY 11w QUEEN, with an EXPLANATORY TABLE,
This Wood Engraving will-exhibit the Throne, the parts
occupied-by leer Majesty, their Lordships the Peers, the
Coons'', Witnesses. dm. It will be very well calculated to
give the Readers of " THE OBSERVER" its the country
■nd abroad an accurate idea of the House of Lords.

" THE OBSERVER" will likewise (-amain a CHRO-
NOLOGICAL TABLE of EVENTS connected with the
AFFAIRS of the QUEEN, from the Death of lbe late
King; together with a Summary of the steps which have
been taken in her case down to the present moment. The
whole forming a valuable atoorce of reference at this impor.
tent crisis.—The rice of " THE OBSERVER," Seven
Pence.
London, England, 1820-09-14

I;URGESS' NEW SAUCE for general por.
poscs,hreving given such greet approbation. and the
demand for it earthmen( to increase, JOH N BURGESS and
NI N hog moat cevrctfully to offer this their heat acknnvi-
bilginciits to she Yuylie fur their liberal patronage of the
',ow: its milky and great courcuiciice to all climates has
•i roinmrniled it to the most divtingoislicil foreign run.
\ woos, wins bike all spoken highly in its recommendation.
--It k prepared by diem ONLY ; and for preys-siting dig.
appointment to families, all possible care has been resort-
s IN by earls bottle being sealed upon the cuik with their
Firm awl Address, as well as each Label having their Signa-
ture. widowl arbor+ it cannot be genuine.
JOHN ItURGESS and SOWS lung established and mach
vteerissal F.SSLNCE of A NCIIOYIFti continue* to be pre-
pared by hum after the same manger that has given the
ari ateat satisfaction for many years.
iv whom', 107, Straw!, Garner of the Savoy-item Loa-
elem.—Chit Original i..h Sauce Warehouse.)

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