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ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ( ASTLEY'S), I TOr
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WESTM I XSTER-H It I DGE. ELEC
iNaet the patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Parnez
EAST IN!
RECANT and Dues: of Moue. NESDAY, the
Interest is t eque
as EVENTING,
TO-MORRON" Wu. STANE'
DAY, at Ilalf-past Six pre,— siratal EQUES- Joey HISDLEI
NAN BV TREE, .E, introduce' Astley and Davis's Itameaan CI
vied Stud of Horses, ar express purpose of shewing DLY, Esq.
Ortsacted and ..- extension of the new Proscenium, Wit!
wire' ./oors, will move and remove in sight of
~iter which the interesting Melodramatic Syn-
. vo Acts, called,
The SISTERS; or, The Heroines of Switzerland.
Characters—M. airs. Makeen, West, Dirnley, Slo- '
Ilving Villiers, Daly, Boulanger, and .1. Jones, front
. ,
$, English Opera; Bishop, from the Theatre !Loyal, Bath ;
I f: mu the King's Theatre ; Mercer, from the Theatre
a, •
NI .1 le • James Jones, from the Saris Pareil; Best,
,
the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, (their fourth appearance);
ants/ilakeer., Adams, Daly, E Adams, and Ireland,
he Theme R ,pfd, Edinbareh, her 4th apperro.nre.
ItShMANSIIIP, by Mr. W. Davis, his 4th appearance
YO years; M. Bridges, his 4th appearance its England;
Aftitrea, Avery, Pearce, Bez.t, Carter, Blytt, Yates, IL Emit
Williams; and Clown, Mr. Brown, particularly (his
TO
,air these four years.) The above extry.t.linary Troop of
ingots will go throupli their surprising Leaps, Jumps, &c.
'onn: Song, Mr. Hervrig.—To coticiude with an entirely
Colic Pantomime, chi‘lty taken from the Arabian Nights,
did•
Alt sea music, scenery, mechanical changes, dresses, decora-
the
Sulu, &c. called
lite ENCHANTED HORSE; or, Harlequin Prince of Persia. El
Mr. Ella-, from the Theatre Royal, Covent-Gar-
An E‘t,urth appearance ; Pantaloon, Mr. Daly ; Clown,
iocrf loa,, his fourth appearance; Columbine, Miss Adams;
asd YE:lrer.Qt, Guardian of the Enchanted I forte, .Mi^,s Burrell,
tare of the Tteatre Royal, Covent-Garden, her 4th appearance.
f.nie Mange:xi Author, Mr. W. Barrymore.
S:: and Price, Half-past Eight.
E.,-,:triars Tuition from Ten till Three.
COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND.
TRUSTEES.
The Duke of Itrmaxn, K.G.
The Marqui, of Bianct-initam,
The Marquis of Noxvltstarross,
Wr..:xast Paarn, Esq. M.P.
S. B, at ants Mt/ELAND; Esq. M.P.
Ard SIXTY DIRECTORS.
Illenseng Director--J. T. Bataan Bearstovv, Esq. F.
RETURNS to the amount of 18,20411. have
paid within the four List years to those who have!
sired Seven Years; a greater Advantage te. the Public t
km hitherto yielded by any well secured Eetablishmer
the Public may rest assured that claims upon this Office •
Waled upon mere legal objections, in order to enhance
rims, but that demands are paid in full, with the UEIIIO
ins Experience has proved that, in the business c
mance, a large i'ermanent Capital, in addition to the
anus arising from the premiums, is necessary for So/
lit permanent and additional Capital the Origin
lac provided to the extent of 400,0001 and they
tpasible for losses.
Agents are appointed in all the principal towns,
heats to the PILOVIDENT Lars Orrice, found
tricaples.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
BERKS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO'
By COOPER and WILLMC
01 SATIAEAT, the 28th day of March, 18/
ATMs Inn, Cookham, at Three o'
THE whole of that Valuable FRE
I'RRTY near Cookham Ferry, consi'
MILY HOUSE, with suitable Offices, Las
hr. Also a brick and tiled sashed Dwellin
Farm-yard, Barn, and Out-sheds, togetb
Ares of rich Meadow Lord adjoining the
flute Premiss are most desirably situatt..
to the Family House, an cvtensive stop
pcovements fit for the recerio-t of a Fa
tamity.
Pa ticulan may be had at the differ..
hood; at the Printing-Office; and of t
head and Cookham.
QUADRILLE D.,
ALLEN, 19, Sherrard-stree
Public Lessons and Practice it
sad Country Dances, as danced
!cis and London. Morning See
tea, Ladies and Gentlemen. PI
areught or incomplete Pupils, o
scare crpeditious or refined acq
matey. Family Parties attende
anion, or Theatre. Ladies in
fin aidinz which he has on sale
tarts, er.,h1.7; them to cultiv:
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ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLE.Y'S),
WESTMINSTER-81l I DOE.
iNaet the patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Paiscc
RECANT and DUKE of Yoitic.

TO TILE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LAMER AND GIDITLIFHEN.
ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the
EAST-INDIA COMPANY being appointed for WED-
NESDAY, the Bth April next, the favour of your Vote and
Interest is tequested for the following Gentlemen :
WM. STANLEY CLAIMS, Esq.. GEO. RAMIE, Esq.
JOHN HEDLESTON, Esq. Gto. Asszczoming nosixsox,
liscitaan Cuscustur Puns, Esq.
nax, Esq. JOHN Tilosintnt., Esq.
Which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most humble Servants,
JOHN JACKSON Joust Bus
Won Lueosar Jaime Parrsocut
JOHN Ltimsout ALEXANDRE ALLAN
CAMTIIILL AL\ll/01LI• Wit.t.tam
DANES JACOB BODANIDOET
JOHN MORRIS Rouse Coma=
EDWAILD PAINT Joseris Conon
THOMAS Rain JAMES DANILLL
DAVID Score SAMUEL DAVIS
G &once SMITH Wit. Fint.aavou Et-
Jew: BLADE"( TAYLOS riowsvonz.
Swxxz TOONE CILAELES Gamer
WatrAw Wtoaaw JOHN LHALEL
East-India Mouse, the 25th March, 1818.

pries 12..1
Printed
ter, Loa&

fits EVENING, TO-MORROW,
and SA'ITIR-
DAY, at Ilalf-past Six precisely, a GraLd EQUES-
TiJAN ENTREE, introducing Messrs. Astley and I)avis's
sod Stud of Horses, and for the express purpose of shewing
ortracted and progressive extension of the new Proscenium,
viitit, with the Stage 1/oors. will move and remove in sight of
Audicace.—After which the interesting Mclo-dramatie Spec-
,' is Taro Acts, called,
The SISTERS; or, The Heroines of Switzerland.
Characters—Mbars. Islakeen, West, Darnley, Slo-
112ring, Villiers, Daly, Boulanger, and J. Jones, front
9r E^glish Opens ; Bishop, from the Theatre Royal, Bath ;
pt,fyics, from the King's Theatre ; Mercer, irons the Theatre
Nercactle ; James Jones, from the Sans l'areil; Best,
har the Inestre Royal, Edinburgh, (their fourth appearance);
:4cssiamss ),Ickeer., Adams, Daly, E. Adams, and Ireland,
'Pm the Theatre 11,y :it, I?,disibureh, her 4th appeasisnre.
HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. W. Davis, his 4th appearance
two years; 11.:. Bridges, his W. appearance its England
Mckeea, Avery, Pearce, Ilez.t, Carter, Blytt, Yates, R.
„ Williams ; and Clown, Mr. Brown, particularly (his
1 tune these four years.) The above extraordinary Troop of
fatigearS will go throvelt their surprising Lear., :temps, &c.
'7onai: Song, Mr. Beni:lg.—To cotaciude with an entirely
t Cask Pantomime, chilly taken front the Arabian Nights,
Tin ma music, scenery, mechanical changes, dresses, decora-
how, &c. called
LSCIIANTED HORSE ; or, Harlequin Prince of Persia.
Mr. Ella-, from the Theatre Royal, Covent-Gar-
ess, ti, i•urth appearance ; Pantaloon, Mr. Daly ; Clown,
Coss loa,, his fourth appearance; Columbine, Miss Adams;
dad Yklterist, Guardian of the Enchanted I forte, .Mi^a Burrell,
ere a the teatre Royal, Covent-Garden, her 4th appearance.
f.ae Manger xi Author, Mr. W. Barryntore.
Second Price, Half-past Eight.

TO THE PROPRIETORS or EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LADIVI AND GENTLEMIN,
AVING the honour of being recommended to
KA. you by the Directors of the East-India Company as Can-
didates for the DIRECTION to be chosen this year, we take
the liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote on the Day of
Election, WEDNESDAY, the Bth April next.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and moat humble &mutts,
WILLIAM STANLEY CLARKE
JOHN HUDLF.STON
RICHARD CHICIIELEY PLOWDEN
GEORGE RAIKES
GEO. ABERCROMBIE ROBINSON
JOHN THORNHILL.
East-India House, the 25th March, 1818.

Er,,:triari. Tuition from Ten till Three.

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND.
TRUSTEES.
The Dakc of Itt•vt-vin,
The Marqui, of libunct-Artiovt.
The %Nola of Norm-ItAturrme,
Pearn, Esq. M.P.
S. 13,.:1tAr.1) Montano, Evq. M.P.
Ard SIXTY DIRECTORS.
Iknarinx Director—J. T. BAnnEn BtArstovv, r.sq. F. A.S.
I)ETURNS to the amount of 18,`2001. have been
paid within the four last years to those who have been in-
sured Seven Years; a greater Advantage to the Public than has
been hitherto yielded by any well secured Establishment. And
the Public may rest assured that claims upon this Office are never
demed open mere legal objections, in order to enhance these re-
rms, btu that demands are paid in full, with the utmost prompt-
ItSt. Experience has proved that, in the business of Fire !n-
-onice, a large i'ermanent Capital, in addition to the fluctuating
vets arising from the premiums, is necessary for Solid Security.
This permanent and additional Capital the Original Members
hoe provided to the extent of 400,0001. and they alone are re-
nossible for losses.
Agents are appointed in all the principal towns, who are also
Agate to the PILOVIDENT Lore °flux, founded on similar
Menples.

Lately published, by HIMIT COLUMN, Conduit-street,
THE ART of PRESERVING the SIGHT unim-
paired to extreme OLD AGE, and of re-establishirg and
strengthening it when it becomes weak: with Observations on
the Inconveniencles and Dangers arising from the Use of Com-
mon Spectacles, &c. &e. By an experienced OCULIST. The
Third Edition improved, price Ss. 6d. boards.

This day was published, in French, Ss. English, tis.
7IDIA.—Par Madame De GENtis, suivie de la
Z. 4 Belle Pattie, du Zenfide, des Roseau: du 'Fibre, &c. &c.
Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street; of whom may
be had, lately published, by the same popular Writer,
1. Jeanne de France, 2 vols. ea.
2. Henri le Grand, 3 vols. 123.
3. Mademoiselle de la Fayette,. 2 vole. es.
4. Petits Romans et Contes Mpraux, 7 vols. 3SL

This day was published, in 5 Vols. Bvo. £1 101.
MEMOIRES et CORRESPONDANCE de MA-
DAME D'EPINAY, ou elle donne des details sur oes
liaisons avec Duclos, J. J. Rousseau, Grimm, Diderot, It baron
d'Holbach, Saint Lambert, madame d'Houdetot et mares per-
sonnages celibres du &a-hull:Jew deck. Ouvrage renfermant
un grand nombre de Lewes inedites de Grimm, de Diderot et
de J. J. Rousseau, lesquelles servant dlciaircimement et de cor-
rectif aux Confessions de ce dernier.
Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-etreet.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, COOKIIAM,
BERKS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By COOPER and WILLMOTT,
Os Smanar, the 28th day of March, 1818, at the King's
Arens Inn, Cookham, at Three &Clock,
THE whole of that Valuable FREEHOLD PRO-
PEATY near Cookham Ferry, consisting of a good FA-
MILY HOUSE, with suitable Offices, Lawn, Kitchen G trden,
fe:. Also a brick and tiled sashed Dwelling-house' Malt-house,
F.rm-yard, Barn, and Out-sheds, together with about nee
Ares of rich Meadow Lind adjoining the River Thames. The
flow Premiss are most desirably situdttd, forming, in addition
to the Family House, an extensive scope for Building and im-
provements fit for the receriol of a Family of the first respec-
tability.
Paticalan may be had at the different Inns in the neighbour-
hood; at the Printing-Office; and of the Auctioneers, Maiden-
head and Cookham.

Speedily will be published,
I .IVARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to ALGIERS, and
IN Residence in that Capital. Comprising Biographical
Sketches of the Dey and his Ministers; Anecdotes of the late
War ; Observations respecting the relations of the Barbary States
with the Christian Powers, and on the necessity, utility, and im-
portance of their complete subjugatioa.—By Signor PA NANTI.
With Notes, by EDWARD BLAQUIERE, Esq. Author of
Letters from the Mediterranean.
t. LETTERS of a PRUSSIAN TRAVELLER, (inter-
spersed with numerous personal ANECDOTES), descriptive
of a Tour through Sweden, Prussia, Austria, Hungary, Istria,
the lonian Islands, Egypt, Syria, Cyprus, 'iodes, the Mores,
Greece, Calabria, Italy, the Tyrol, the Banks of the Rhine, Ha-
nover, Holstein, Denmark, Westphalia, and Holland. By
JOHN BRA3ISEN, Esq. in Two Vols. /Ivo.
3. NARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to SENEGAL, in
11416, undertaken by order of the French Government, com-
prising an Account of the Shipwreck of the Medusa Frigate,
the sufferings of the Crew, and the various Occurrences on board
the Raft, in the Desert of Zaara, at St. L.eais, and at the Camp
of Daccird. By J. B. HENRY SAVIGNY, and ALEX-
ANDER CORREARD, in one vol. (Ivo.
Printed for Henry C,olbum, Conduit-street.

QUADRILLE DANCING.
ALLEN, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, gives
Public Lessons and Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz,
and Country Dances, as danced by the select Fashionables of
!cis and London. Morning Sets for Ladies only—Evening
tf's, Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours to
=ugh or incomplete Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and
mare Lipeditious or refined acquirement than Public Lessons
warty. Family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Pro-
fession, or Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their Families,
aitinz which he has on sale new-invented self-playinz instru-
orti, en,bl-4 them to cultivate their own Dancing, give Balls
.11.;_ns or amuse themselves a:ld friends with Music
by

MR. lIORNE'S INTRODUCTION TO
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
This day was published, handsomely printed in Two Vols. Wen.
and illustrated with numerous Engravings on Wood, &e. price

11. es. in boards,INTROUCTION TO THE STUDY OF
BIBLIOGRAPHY; comprising a general View of the
different subjects connected with Bibliography, as.well as some
account of the most celebrated Public Libraries, ancient and
modern; and also a notice of the principal Works on the Know-
ledi,e of Books; numerous Specimens of early Printing, together
with Vac-similes of the Boolts of Images, and the-Monograms
or Marks used by the first Printers.
By THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE.
Printed for T. Cad til and W. Davies, Strand.
" Every attempt to facilitate the knowledge of Books, with
respect to their editicms, properties, and authors, has a claim to
encouragement. It is but of late that we have had any work of
value upon Bitlliography ; and, though some splendid and useful
performances have appeared on the subject, yet there was still
wanting such a systematic treatise as that containcd In thc, pre-
sent volumes, which are evidently the production of one who is
conversant with general literature, and particularly well ac-
quainted with that useful branch of science, in which he has un-
dertaken the office of a guide."—New Monthly Magazine, Sept.
1814 ; and Gentleman's Magazine, July, 1811.

A NEW PATZ::f HAT, AT ONLY is SHILLINGS.
IMPORTANT SAVING.
GEORGE and Co. have to offer to the
Pithiic a SILK II on nil A V F.lt BODY, combining
evcry retp.i.ite a Hitt ouf to Ins -.- ; it is superior in appear-
a 7k:t: ft:.C3t and erp Flenver, is equally
Lai tci.l irauwear two of them, I.nl i-. of a better shape, which
a rCl.'i.l3 to the last; it will net:- t. ttrui-7, t•i eclour in any cli-
which is the most htautifel W-' if l% .rn for vt..ars, will
Dever spot by rain, nor will anas rL r injure them, •'c lttinz
WATER PROOF and will repair several times, tr:fling
iirtst, and every rime appear equal to new, and arc decidodif
5....r.ur to any Hata ever cared to p.ti.tic notice, the att.:la-
y:tit of which has been attended wit) expense, labour, nd
jet!cnal attention. G. Fasts and Co. Muttifacturors, Wel-
brgtort House, Corner of Redcross-stroet, Baroithn, London.—
H.:is:hints, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for sup.: for
bird it to their. zdvantage by app.ying as atii,vve. No unpaid
km:l. p.mtieular i:5 to the Ath-l•.,:ss, as (l. F. and
• are not in any way concerned with a Retail House in Be‘ch-
street, name of Franks.

This day was published, in One Vol. I`2.ran. price ss. boards,
THE TESTIMONY of NATURAL THEOLOGY
to CHRISTIANITY.
By THOMAS GISBORNE, M.A.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may also be had, by the same Author,
1. An Inquiry into the Duties of Men In the Higher and
Middle Classes of Society in Great Britain, resulting from their
respective stations, pl.:Avalon., and employments. 2 voh. Bvo.
Sixth Edition, 18s. in boards.
2. An Inquiry Into the Duties of the Female Sex. Bvo. Ele-
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primed in a ?ticket volume, price 6s. in boards.—Another Edi-
sion, in Irmo. pile.. 3s. 6cl: in boards.
5. Sermons, s vols. Bvo. Seventh Edition,price 1 es. inboards.
The Volumes sold separate.
4. Sermons, principally designed to illustrate and to enforce
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5. A Familiar Survey of the Christian Religion. Intended
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:it. Paul to the Colossians, in a Course of Eight Sermons;
Gutiii.g an examination of the general nature and use of the
l'Ti,,ties of the New Testament. To which are subjoined, Two.
S.:romns on Parts of the Example of St. Paul, one vol. limo..
pike Is. in boards.
7. Walks in a Forest, and other Poems, Eighth Edition. To
wiii7h are now added, sonic Poems, not before published, one
vet. syn. price 9s. in boards or elepntly printed In two edit
vols. price 148. in boards.

RON' ATIC SPIRIT cf VINEGAR, (the origi-
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to the highest put:, ...optit..tes to be prepared
Yressrs. -,:',Chttr.;:tS,NianChegter.
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'2; c:st:deil or :seated and:r the Clo3C.eriaft-
•cr.•:ote.t.,,:ts,al,..:l.• spread of ...irerated fiOre
•nts and a::f: .1 other infe-tions Dis•-
lt•fn •••: !: .y be exported v.itlrant
• • !lot r s.'ht•r! is is partizalarly zrate-
iofe•rior
• smile r.rd names, the pabite ire
ttd is the rs...lr roof:W.:its being ge:163,,th.1t the
• nenrit, ;ire engray.t.! ;Ite ;tamp.
I ••;• • ‘•.'.•;...t..1ret.;",.. li.--ley trd Cockiptir-street,
.. in Lrel•-el :;tr horist4 by the Propti...t-ir,‘• in
;•:; V-hrrn m.ty be had, Sponge I.l;tiea
l.oi•!. -r, rot leiian, al, &r.
IlAtoeMA, in bottles at 2,1. 9d. and
st?iitre, a; Jr. ed. esti.; their aunts Locifig on