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THURSDAYS MARCH io, t8o3;

ORATORIOS
AT PLAYHOUSE. PRICES. DURING LENT.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
TOMORROW EVENNG, MARCH llt
will be perflrmed
A GRAND SELECTION
OF SACRED MUSIC.
Prom the
PART oft favourite Works of HANDEL.
PA I.—.overture. Samfon.
*err, Mr. Denman, ' Wave from wave.' Urn! in Egypt.
Song. Mr. Incledon,' Softly rife.'. Dr. Boyce's Sol.
Chorus, Ye fouthern breezes.'
Sorg, Mao Munday, ' Come ever Grilling Liberty.' Jud. Mae.
PART ll..—Overture. Adis and Galatea.
Chorus. ' 0 the
Monday,'pure of the plains.' Acis and Gal.
Song, Mifs , Hulk ye pretty warbling.'
Air. Mr. Ineledoa, Love tae the alarm.'
Trio, Signora Stance, Mn. &skarn, and Mr. Denman, The
locks &Akan the montane
seq Signora Stowe, ' Heart the fat.'
Chamils. • Galatea dry thy tears.'
Some, Mr. Braham, ' Softly tweet.' Alert Feat!
(Violoncello obligato, Mr. C. Antley)
'Ye tons of head.' jam.
Air, Signora Stance, •In fweetett harmony.' Saul.
mss, ' 0 fatal day.'
Wig, me. ftrahank• Moron my former ways."llme &Truer.
Chorea, ' Immortal Lord: Deborah.
PART lU.—Fourth Oboe Concerto.
Sane, Mr. Denman. •He layeth the beams.' Catnip.
Song, Mr. Incledon, Sin not 0 King.' Saul.
Chorus, He Innate all the Sr* born Kriel in Egypt.
Song. Signora Stance ' Pions orgies.' Judas Mac.
Bravura Song, Mr. Brahma,
Grand Chorus, ' The King Oran rejoice.'
End of Pahl 11. A Concerto on the Violin by Mr. e.
Principal Vocal Performers
Signora STORACMr. BRE, andAHAM Milk MUNDAY.
,
Mr. SMITH, Mr. DENMAN,
And Mr. INCLEDON.
Leader of the Band Mr. 0. ASHLEY.
The reit of the Band and the Choral-es, which *fil be nu-
Sucrose and complete, by the roof approved Performers.
The whole under the Diredtion of Mr. Asia ay, far.
poors opened at Six, and the Performance to commence at
Sawa o'clock.
Boxes 61. Pit ts. 6d. Gallery us. Upper Gallery Is.
Books of the words to be had at the Theatre. Price 6d.
INICt3 for the Bores to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
twx-Once in Hart.ftreet.

This day was poblithed, . For Goo?. Rhattitatifm, baizellion, Flitnleney, Itlino. Com-
te Three Volumes Octavo, Price 275. in Boa`rds, plaints, Hypochondria, ur Lownefs of Spirits, Ste and Sptf.
ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Anecdotes and alic Affeetions of the Stomach and towels.
ox
Illuftrations of the MANNERS. LIVES, CIiARAC- ' rHE CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF
TERS, and ECONOMY, of the ANIMAL CREATION. 1.. JAMAICA OINGE.R.
ily the Rev. W. BINGLEY, A.B. This molt invaluable Medicine I ',report and !.id by 0,1:y
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of the delightful fames of Natural Hlttory ;he has ranged WILLIAM STOKOE, E:ri. Chief Officer of
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accounts and traits of charaCter, recorded in the works of all which he had been engaged more than twenty years, was re.
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This day was publillied, price Five Shillings in boards, Stored him to a better State of health titan he ever before en-
AN ESSAY on ABSTINENCE from ANL. j°7411; Balm of mecca
prepared
,ermine
only by mom%
MAL FOOD, as a Moral Duty. Ball and Co. furgeons, No. 12, liiihopfgatc-ftre,t ; and by their
Py JOSEPH RITSON. appointment fold wholehle and retail by Mr.Withert, No.
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dont Hs font eux-mesnes les depes." Diarist, Jhe Araktre.
his an unpopular attempt to attack prejudices, ettablilbed
by time and habit, and heated by the corruptions of luxurious 1
We. It Is equally unpleallust to attempt the reformation of
abider, without the kid profped of fuccefs : yet there is •
keret plcafnrc in pleading the oink of humanity and lielphis
taree Ihtlfor Greiwy's CostrtarJtive Vim/.
ed for Itscumte Pni•ates, yr, St. Paul *Church-yard.

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
cater'', are refpeafully Informed, Jona BUR mess arid
Sores GENUINE. and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO•
VIES, continuesso be prepared by them in the fame manner that
has obtained fah univerfai approbation for many ran pas.
The long piny acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perron'
cadent in all parts of the World, and haying Rood the telt at
trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains.
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
ind other RICH SAUCES fir FISH, 84e. induces them, from
the numerous Advatifessents daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, Re, in purehafing the fame, as none is to be had of
THEIR ot Nutria, but at their Warehoofe 2S under.

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pointed Mena. R.. joholtao and Co. Edinburgh, their foie
Agents far Nib Saws.

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atoilketed roTfoOtaa Rears. Efq. F. R. S. Surgeon Moral
to the Width Pates, Mader of the Royal College of So •
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ACCOUNT of the GALVANIC EXPE-
RlMENTiperfonsied by JOHN ALDINI. Prokffor
bEsperimental Plulefophy in the Orsiverfity of Bologna,
ier tor of the Medical endoalvezie Societies of Park; of the
tticdical Society of Landon; and of the society of Playlicians
et Guy. Hafpital,Ste.b.e. en do body Oa Male/Wier mooed
et NeOlisiT 7. 1203 1
kkb a 11;ort View of bole Experiments which will be de-
feribcd in the Asthor's New Work now in the Prek.
Leaden Printed for the Ardor ; and fold by Cuthell and
Martin, Middle-row. Holborn.
The fallowing Work, by the fame Author. le now in the
Preis. and grill be fstodlly publithed in an elegant qyarto
Vo-
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eel Rogow to the King.
An ACCOUNT of the late IMPROVEMENTS in GAL-
VANISM; wick a Series of Curious and hatereftiog Experi-
ments performed before the COMMISOOMP of the French Na-
theta IntLitute. and repeats' In the different Anemones'
Theatres of Landau
Sobfertptions for this Wart an reeled by Cornett. sod
Meerut m abews,...To Nae-Saliforban the prise era be
conAderabiyndfoL . -

A REAL GRAMMAR OF OZOGRAFHt
In a few dap *if be pained. price Half-e. Crown been&
Wufrated with fevers,
AGRAMMAR of the FIRST E:MEMENTS of
GEGORAPHY, prodigally adapted to the BOMA of
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of Geography. width the Introdudory Gramm of Murray.
Deets, and Alk, beer to the Enellt Language.
The work omits of the materials, parelydeweettey. whirl
are contained in that enlyerfsfy West Mr. Odirriees
Cesereilk. for tte Upet&M•ls,the dQ 410ase• end eopper.pletee
attending whirls have given as Werra to the Stogy of Otageb-
phy. air• young people, whit% It sever before OUR&
Thep pedant Work Is Introductory to the other. esd Is In-
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tal-
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The prekot Work canfiele. Eboneoto..4. The Me of
the Globa.—hod 3. The Mode of eonflrealog Pdepst lofted.
improved, awl fainsharisoi.
By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH.
Author of Gongrephy kr the Vfie of Mosta
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•Ler, Dishusa.

I PRICE SIX-PENCE.

felt it unneceffary to trouble the Houle wih
many arguments upon the fubjea. He fhnud
vote molt cordially for the Addrefs. Had the pre.
feat (yam been earlier adopted, it would certain.
ly have given the country a chance of permanent
peace. The experience of the lag eighteen
m inths had convinced him, that nothing but &in-
ners ana vigour would be attended with effeet.
The retioration of In many conquelis had placed
us under confiderable difadvant•ges, though this
was much to be regretted, fill the prefent roes.
lures were equally neceffary. He fincerely hoped,
the intentions now manifefled would be uded
upon with firmnefs and vigour, and every mea-
lure of Inch a tendency timid receive his hearty
fupport. At this day, he was convinced no Houit
of Lords would helitate, for a moment, to affirm
the Crown of its flipport to the greateil poffible
extent. His Lordibip concluded, with giving his
hearty affent to the Addrefs.
Lord My Lords, though I am ready
to concur with the Noble Lords who hare pr
ceded me, in voting for this Addrefs, yet. I can-
not content myfelf with Riving that yore filent-
ly. I have no ohjeßion to concur in the affurances
of fupporting his Majefly with every poffible de-
gree of fpirit and vigour, to the fulled extent the
Noble Secretary could defire—Witneffing as I
have done,for Come time pa*, the hoftile and domi-
neering fpirit marked toward this country by the
Government of France. But the ambiguous and
undefined nate in which the Noble Secretary has
left the fubjea, makes it •necerary for rat to call
the attention of your Lordfliips to a few of titt
confidtrations which (hall aauate my mind and •
condul hereafter, upon the ground of the vote /
(hall give upon this occafion. I mull be fatisfied,
as I trtft I than be, that circumflances have ac-
tually occurred on the part of France, •which cat
for fudden change of consist& in his Majefly's
Minifters ; I mull be fatisfied that this is no envy!
difplay of valour, no empty threat for the rte.
pole of carrying fnme unimportant point in ne-
gociation, which will have the effeft of vanes-es-
rily throwing the country into alarm. I mull be
fatisfied what novel circumftances have occafioned
this new crifis in our affairs. I mitt that in
_doe
time, and no

peculiar cirenmi
change in the fyi deity's •
Surely tome indication (hould be given for the fa-
tisfaitioe of the Houfe and of the country. The
Noble Secretary may, perhaps, plead, that fuels
a difclofure might Owe umbrage to a rest nails
at the head of affairs in another country, who is
. .
a principal party in this menthe,' fiegOClatton.--
For my own part, my Lords,' ater confidering
what has of late palled, I do not think that quite
fo much ofrineilious delicacy is neceffary; nor
that any thing which the candour of his Majelly's
Minifters might inJuce them to difclofe at this
day, could alter any determination which that
great man already entertains, or provoke any mea.
fore on his part to which he has not already made
up his mind. (Rear! bear! dear!) Neither, my
Lords, do I think it at all neeeffary, that we
thoull remain any longer in fufpence, or await
the relish of what this new Hannibal may intend
to do with Europe. (Neer! hear! ker l) His
condo& has already placed his intentions beyond
doubt. We need not, therefore, longee regard
him or his intentions with external reliscift, or ce-
remonious calmer/; for if he is difpofed to threat.
en us with the confequences, we Mall not avoid
thole confequences by timid forbearance. That
would not be the fuccefsful mode of conciliating
his refpcd, or his moderation; and if we would
maintain our own dignity, as befits our tuitional
china/ler, we mug thew him, that we are not to
be intimidated by the menace of confequences.—
We mug, in the language of our immortal Shake.
(pear,.

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" Threaten the thneetiet, mod oot•fece the brew
" Of bragging illeT01."
And to follow a little further the language of the
Bard,

tall 1241ffier eyes
Tim borrow tisk behaviors from the grow.
Grow gym by me assorght."
We mull boldly look oar danger in the face, and
be pieparcd to meet it is its worn form. 'Tit there.
fore that I esprefs my hope, this oondut oo the
part of Mioillen is ant as empty parade of valour.
but a meafure of promptitude and vigour, which
they are prepared and determined to follow op.
&mild occafsoa issehably call for it. If the Chief
Cunful of Frames is lb fat advanced in meafures of
boil& menace. foci as to provoke this conduit ou
the part of the &id& Otiverament. it is in vain.
my Lords. to fappota he will lop berg. I have lotk
all hope to that WA t ao man who views his cha.
rafter. or calculates the bouadlefs rave of his ass.
bitioo, will desk his nisi* to fibs oa sty or.

no very remote opportunity, a full
Fill be given on this point. But die
Se Noble Lord at prefent on the rev.
s it necedary for me to recur so Meek
:es in the !aft Seffion of ParliameteT,
as thought proper to keep out of vied,
titan, but under which the Noble
leagues then Aimed us, thin the
rfettly reltored to peace,tit
accompanied by a
ger? reafon to rely on the piViti
France, and the peace concl •
&Tirol being permanent, as
I would a& thole Noble Lot*, *tit
'fiance has fioce occurred to &aloe theie
at pacific fecurity t Did not all fine
fcuffion, and all the dffikalties which
it, miff then. as well as at this 'day t
of precifely the fame now that the?
What then, I wills to know, are the
cnmfiances which call for this fudden
he fyftem of his Majefty's Minifiers t