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i Mr. R. Phlllips,`Mr."Kenl, Mr. Barnard; Misr-Boy
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••To which will be added, . .
, * THE' IigSERTEIt. • ' '
Louise; (Grit time)'Miss Nash. • *;
The it Tragedy of litmus% will be repeated evrr evening
(Bork nights rticepted)•rill the end of the Season.

THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. •
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THIS PRESENT
fo .rmedEVENING, will be per-
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.': • - • THE JEALOUS WIFE.
...bent Trinket, Mr. Pules; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. Fawcett;
jitl...oaury, Mr. Young; Major Oakley, Mr. Terry; Charles
I Hal, lit. C. Rumble. -Mrs Oakley, -Mies O'Neill; toady'
rod", Mrs. Giiihi; Harriet, Miss Feqte. . • • • .f.
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ASHIP OF THE OLD BLOCIC.'"
Chip, Mr. Mathews.
, Macbeth: Lady Macbeth, (at threigirems'ilesire
• f imeikeiss Charlotte and the Prince of Saze Cobeucg), Mrs.
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THE CREDITORS who have proved their debt;
sutler a renewed Committsion of Bankrupt awarded and nestd
si-dest OLIVER BIECKET'LIve a the City of Whaelhee,
wissislereltant, Dealer and •Chapntan, may receive a final Di&
videari on their respective Debts, on applying at our Chang era
as/ day between the hours of Twelve and&Clock.
FARRER, STEADMAN, and UN [HOFF,
Ir., Holborn Court, Gray'p Inn,
• 'Solicitors to the Assignees.

SILVER LION HOTEL, CALMS.
OAKSHOTT retutns his grateful :4clcncndedg-
d . rfirAti to the Nobility, Gentry, and (Miters of the British
Ivry. 'or 'he liberal patronage he ha. experienced since he en-
tend tie above House; and respectfully solicits the favours Of
'Owe Pitttilles that visit the Continent the ensuing 'season, assts.-
nue th-ir that every attention shall be paid their accomniodatioa_
;. 2ntcstrort furnishes Eng:ish and every other description of.
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siyrt►Yatept'a notice.
'lll.,ont house business facilitated, and every necessary infor-
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This day were published.'
in Two Volumes Octavo, price ,ft. ss. boards,
A NNALS of the REIGN of KING,GEORGE
AIL the I HIRD ; from its Commencement, to the General
?race, in the Year I tl 15.
By. JOHN AIKIN, M.D.
Printed for Longman, I lnrst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Petr-
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Ids day was published,
In Three large Vols. Itsto.. price £l, 16s. boards,
THE HISTORY of the CHURCH of SCOT-
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&Volution ; illustraing a most interesting period of the Histot y
• &Britain.
By GEORGE COOK. U.D. Minister of•Laurencekirk.
4µe now dismiss this very inot.ortant Work, wishing it all the
mice's which it deserves, and songrat ulat log the able aria learned
sottlior on the service winch he has rendered to literature, .to the
'Religious community of which he is a member, and so the public:
''ht urge. Pt otessionol men 01 his own church will, deem k an in.
- valuable present, hut it will Dot be less prized by the more cit-
. floes of their brethren of the South, while by every scholar, poll-
' titian, and staeesman, in the united kingdom. it will bepernied
with equal avidity."—Motithly Rev. April, 11516.
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• This day was published, •
Handsomely printed in Octavo, price 12s.
aMONS on various SC bJECTS, and OCCA-
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•••, Printed for F. C. and I. *Waster, No. 62, St. Paul's Churcb-.
. 711 rd% ti
may be bad, by the same Author, just ryblislacd.
Of whom
The Origin of Pagan Idolatry, ascertained from Historical
Testimony and circumstantial Evidence.
lhe objict of this Work is to spew the origination of the vari-
ous System- of Pagan Theology from a common Source, and to
point out in an aildstion of Facts what that Source is; demon
%Hating, through the Medium of undrsigued coincidence, the
Stela Accuracy of a large portion of the Mosaic History. In three
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Lately pubUshed, . •
• ,
Handsomely printed, in one large vol Bvo. price in boards, i 4,.
A N INQUIRY into the INTEGRITY or :the
Al. GREEK VULGATE, or Received Text of the NEW
TESTAMENT; in which the Greek Manoscripts are •neltely
classed, the lotegri:y of the authorised 'rest vindicated, and the
'ftlioUS Readings traced to tlielr Origin. .. ,
By the il ev. rREDERICK.NOLAN, . • . : .
' • . A Presbyter of the United Church.
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Ie
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"Orwhom may had, by the same Author, la•ely published,
Ike Operations of the Holy Ghost, illustrated and conlirseo
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successive improvements to the highest perfection) continues to
be prepared•and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Manufacturing Che-

Mists, Manchester. •
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and tffic3cious antiseptics, may •be kept unimpaired in any
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It for affording Mid' in Head-achs, Fainting', 3t.c. ; and renders
It peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places
' of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It counter-
etts, also, the infection of Contagions Diseases.
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same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as
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