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London, England, 1808-08-30 00:00:00

THE SATIRIST, No. XII.

On Thursday, the Ist September, will be published, price 2s. 6d,
with a Caricature of Miller's Asses, No. 12, of
T'1-1E SATIRIST, or MONTHLY METEOR,
containing Miller's Asses; Remarks on Bacon's Statue of
King William—The Dawn of Spanish Liberty—The Cantab,
No. 6.—Strictures on Cobbett—Character, No. 12.—. Tables of
'Adultery Surrey Institute--Joc Oar Biography—l.ad s of Metal—
Winch(Winchester Landlord—Notorious Fashionable Character—So.
ciety for Suppression of Vice—Sir Francis Baring—An Old Adage
illustrated—The Loiterer, No. 6—Politics--Fashionable Society
I—The Penitents.

ANECDOTF.S, EPIC:RAM,. &c.—The downfall of the Satirist;
Epigram on Fox's History; Lord and Lady; Lady S. and Mrs. P ;
Masked Ladies; Epigram to Lord S.; the Magnanimous Margin;
Epigram, do. ; Methoclistical Veracity.
RtVIEW or PUBLICATIONS.—FOX9S History; Memoirs of Sir
R. Phillips ; an Essay on Government ; Murray's Inquiry on
Characters of Nations, and the Progress of Society ; Spence's
Agriculture the source of wealth, &c. ; Memoirs of Countess of
Alva; Cowper's Translation of Milton's Latin Poems ; News-
paper Comparative Criticisms; Theatricals; Comparative Cri•
ticisms.

Printed for Samuel Tipper, S 7,
every Bookseller in the Kingdom.
Ot whom may be had, the ten first Numbers, in 2 vols. 131.
each, in boards, or 14s. 6d. half bound.

:, and sold by

GLORIOUS CAUSE OF PATRIOTISM IN SPAIN!
Too's New Political and Humourous Caricatures, price onlylso
each in Colours, equal to any sold at four times that price.
'T'HOMAS TEGG, Caricaturist, Wholesale and
± Retail, No. It 1, Cheapside, nearly opposite Bow Church,
Cheapside, takes the lib rty of Informing the Public that he has
recently published a variety of interesting Caricatures on the
above animating subject, and is daily adding to h.s Collection.
It is a well known fact, that when the Tyrant of the Continetxt
threatened to invade the shores of Britain, a single Calle-40ft
did more to awake the energies of the people than fifty laboured
Pamphlets.

Ail opportunity now offers for Merchants, Captains of vessels,
&c. to circulate these entertaining articles in Spain and Portugal,
among the brave deliverers of their country.
As T. Tegg employs the first Artists in the line of Caricature,
and sells his Prints at least 50 per cont. cheaper than any other
house in London, he hopes for a continuance of that liberal pa-
tronage he has hitherto received. '
N. B. The following among many other Popular and-Patriotic
Caricatures, were published last week, viz.
Ist. We fly by Night; or, King Joe off with Booty.-2d. King
Joe on kis Spanish Dorkey.—.3d. Horrid Visions; or Nape
napp'd at hat.-4th. Pope Joe readying a Treat of Spanish
Olives.—Sth. Sanno, *alias Joe Butt's t ntertainnient, or. taking
Possession of his New Government.--6th. SPANisa
—7th. King Joe's Reception at Madrid.—stth. King Joe'sitetreat
from Madrid.--9th. The Secret History of Crim. Con. 141lis
last Caricature is engraved on two Plitt%) and esteemed a mar
tcrpieee in this line'.
The above, and nearly 1000 others published and sold at
11. each by Thomas 2't:gg, nearly %potties Sow Church, CheVe