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Eaat-India Warehouses, No. 16. Cheapsido,
TO MERCHAN I'S AND FAMILIES ARRIVING FROM
ABROAD.
THE PROPRIETOR begs respectfully to inAtts,
the WAREHOUSES contain their usual rich Supply of
the choicest Linens; Damask and other Table Linen ) Sheet.
Ingo, elegant Furnitnres ; India Goods; Gold and Silver Muslim:
furious Cravat and other India Muslins ; French Cambrlcs, Losie
Veils, Lace Dresses„,And Jektr 4lt for flaikkLesf. India
Sites, Teheran, Ven Peru, Angola, and kralshin
The Patent Imperial Ivelueeloth, and W hits Chintz for Dress,
(*old exclusively at the Warehouses), unique printed Cambrics,
Bonilla* and Muslim Mc Ladies Morning Dress, and for &par-
tation.— Cul lous.lnclia Shawls bought.

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Irregular Delve,* of London •,Newspapers, has induced W.
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JuSt Pt.blished, 1 sol l2trio.'Vrice ts. 6d, boards,
THE ART of PRESERVING the SIGHT un-
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strengthening it when it is become weak ; wi:h instructions how
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• Just published,-
No. I. (price 20. 64.) of a Nev Work, to be continued regularly
on rite Ist of esrery Month, called,
THE REJECTED THEATRE ; or, a COL-
LEC I'ION of DRAMAS which have been offered for
Representation, but declinxl by the Managers of the Play-
houses.
Contents—The Wurk ess, a Tragedy.--The INTRIGUES or A
DAY, a Comely.-•;flid WATCH House, a Farce. The princi-
pal character in this piece was designed for the late Mr. Cooke.
To the first Number is prefixed an introductory Oreface, With
Observitions on tbe'presitie State of the English Stage; and each
Play 14 accompanied with Critieal Remarks by the Editor.
Plays intended for inserrion in this work, to be addre4ed for
she Edi•or (free of expeTiie) to the PobliOier, Mr. Colbstrn, SO,
Conduit-street, Hanover-square. Orders for it received by every
Mooksiller and Newsman in the Uni Kingdom.