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RY Command of the Lords Commissioners of the. 1.7 Admiralty, Notice is hereby given, that the Situation of DR.kWING MASTER in the Royal Naval College at Phrts- In3U li.hes become vacant, and that such Persons as conceistb t herneelves properly qualified, and• are willing to undertake the detics thereof, at a Salary of One Hundred Pounds a Year, and sr allowance of Thirty Pounds a Year for House -rent, may make a pplication for the appointment (by letter) addressed to me,send with3hFir applieitions, Certificates of their good character, at ,d !ipecimeas of their ability in the art of Drawing. .1. W. CROICER. OPFiCI OP ORDINANCE, Aiwa ses, 1811. THE PIZIYCIPAI, OFFICERS of hi: MA JESTY', ORDNANCE, to kerrky gni notice, That 'Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pan Mall, en or teere friday, the Slat day of May next, from such Per son' as - may be willing to undertake the Supply of TACKLE HOOK , for Service of this Department, for a period of 3 Years. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the principal. Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower,; and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of tbeCon tract, may ha kitqwil at the Secretary's Office. in Pall-Mall afore said, any day between the hours of ten and four h'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Pro pene, for Tackle (gooks;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said.3ist day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day: neither will airy Ten*r be noticed unless the Party making It or anAgent i 9 his behalf, shall attend. Ily Order .of.t§e Board, . R. H. CRRIP„ Secrrtary. filib&NCir-UPPIGB, May 6, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- JESTra ORDNANCE, do heregy A.w Nake, That Prnposais will be received at th,..ir Office, in Pall Mall, on or before * Monday, tie Sd day of June next, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the CAR PENTERS' WORK fur Servim of this Department at Weedon, in the Count. , of Northampton, fora period of Three Years. Further particulars, together With Liam, and a description of the Works to be performed, may be Inspected, upon application to Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkington, the Commanding Royal Engi neer, at Weedan ; and at the Secretary Office, in Pall Mall alormaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock,' where the Proposals nun,: be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals (sr the Carpenters' Work at Weedon," but no Pro- Psal can be admitted after the said 9d day of June, at II o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed un less the party makfing it, or as agent In his behalf, shall attend. . Sy Order of the Board, R. X. CREW, Secretory. OFF:GE OP OIDNAIVCE, M 9 10, 1011. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA IESTrs ORDNANCE, 4 hereby give Notice, That they oh!! Sun by Public Auction, at the Tower, on Thurs day, thelbh of lute next, between the hours of Ten and Four, Sundry Cots (if OLD and .lINSLRVICEABLE ORDNANCE S'lDRESVonnsittirig of .qollars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and trarieuraher articles of Sadlery and Harness; Clothing, and sundry akar of Bedillo(i POwder Horns, Tents and Sandbags, Aecoitrerrints, Musket and Carbine Stocks, Copper, Steel, and Mixetnidetal Tools of Sorts) Bellows, Axes, Spades, and Sboials; qartridgea, Hides, Stoves, Ranges, Building Ma terials, and old Match ; with a variety of other Articles, the whale of which, (with the exception of the Old Match, which Is to be neen it the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich) may be viewed upon application at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Of. ice in the Tower, until the day of Sale, where printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons whu may apply for the same.—By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 17, MU. • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. • JESTri OR DNAINGE, de keriby give Notice, . - That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, en or Mord Tritlay„the Stst instant, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Two Hundred Tons of PALE .WE'i (WORLAND SLATES for the service of this Department at Woolwich. Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of th,! contract, may be known, at the Secretary's Office in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four &clink; where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Slates," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Slit instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither wilt any tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Boatel, R. N. CRAW, Secretary. EAST INDIA SOUSE, May es, Isti. THE COURT If DIREOURS .f the UNITED COMPANY a 1 MERGRANTS 1 ENGLAND, armful: t. th. LAST INDIES, do array Ariate aatise, That they will be ready to receive proposals in writing at any time on or before Wednesday, the 26th of June next, from any Persons who may be willing to build Ships of about 1200 tau borthen to be let on Freight for the said Company's service for six v,yages certain; such ships to be built either in the River Thames or at an outport in England, or at Bombay or Bengal it, the East Indies. The Tenders with the words " Ship Tender" en the cover to be severally sealed tip and left with the Secretary at or before twelve o'clock at noun, on the /aid 26th June, beyond which hour the Court Will not receive any Tender. WILLIAM RAIkISAT 4 , Semidry. The particulars of the principal dimensions and scantlings, , Inventory of the principal storei, the copy of the usual Charter' party as an outline, together with the other tern's and conditions on which the Ships are to be tendered and er.tertained in the Company's service, may be had, and the draft conformably to 'which the ships are to be built, may be seen on appbcatioa to Mr. John Morife, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, an or after Monday, the 27th instant. - • • MPgNETRABLE CHEAP PAL NT, made with PreFkud Fish Oil, for presetting S tu cco, Brick, or Plaster Fronts; e 'tas their a uniform col'ur, and prevents their crack ing or peeling off; also for preserving Wooden Buildings, Park- i fences, lrao-railing„ Barns, and every description of wood ex posed to she smasher. . his Paint, of various colours, is offered to the ls:obility, Gentry, and others, from the high estimation in which it is. held by great numbers of . the most distinguished cha. raters who have used it in large quantitlei for years past; and who give , the most decided testimony to its invaluable properties. Sold ohly by Vanhermasi, Fares, and Mitchell, No. 21, Mary la-bonne.strett, Golden square: • N. B. Mr. Vanherman received a medal and remits from. the Society of Arts, ts.c. Adelphi, for the above inveadon. THURSDAY,' MAY vs, .1811. THEATRE ROYAL ; GLASGOW, TO . DE rxr. FEE THEATRE ROYAL,GLAMOW, with, 'lite Scenery, Wardrobe, Bte. Is now to be Let bar liodi time as stun be agreed upon: The entry to be on the 1* &Wet November next. • • _ _ _ _ Further particulars may be known, by applying to John Dunlop Donald, Writer, in Glasgow, Secretary to the Committee of Management.—Glasgow, May 6, 1811. TO BE 501.15 BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, - THE LEASE ola CHAPEL, eligibly siti,zated in the West End of the Town...--For particulars apply per sonally to Messrs. Benbow and Hope, Solicirorq, CITY OF LONDON TAVERN. F" FOR RELIEF OF PORTUGUESE Rti __FFERERS DURING THE FRENCH INVASION. JOHN WHITMORE, Esq. Chairman. Amount of Subscriptions advertised iC17,094 17 Al Subscriptions The Corporation of the City of London, per Richard Clark, Esq . Chamberlain 1000. 0 Tatham, Bailey, and Sanders, Mount-st. Grosvenor-square 3] 10 Mr. James Halliday '2O 0 Mrs. Mason, of Bel mont, Shrewsbury 10 0 D Reid, Esq. Milbank House, Fermoy, Ire land - 26 0 Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge 100 0 Benj. Biddulpb, Esq. 5 0 Colonel Baron de Rote 20 0 Mr. Samuel Lee 2 0 The Provost, Fellows, and Scholars of Wor cester College, Ox ford Mr. Wm. Manning, Capt. Daniel, R. N.) 2 2 Mile End-road 5 0 A Country Clergyman 1 0 Mrs. Sarah Duppa, Andrew Tvreeda:e '. 1 1 Hackney 20 0 Andrew Tweedale, jun. 1 1 Data. Callaghan and Co. Mackenzie and Roper • 26 5 Cove, Cork 50 0 John Antrobns, Esq. Rev. Richard Wilkes, Cheam, Surrey 3 0 Saville, Staffordshire 5 5 Felix and Geo. Clay 91 • James Marshall, Esq. J. March, Esq. Liverpoel 50 0 Brldgenurth 1 1 J. Sales, Esq. 10 10 Thos. Helps, Esq. 10 10 P. T. B. t 2 Richard Ray, Esq. S I Foxs's and Soas, Fal- R. J. E. Esq. 5 0 mouth Mrs. Vox 1 0 Mr. Step. Gaselee Mr. Wm. Brown, New John Pollard, - Esq. Hummums Coffee- Mrs. Sie;sor, 'Bath, per kouse,per Mr Joseph • T. Pinkett milk 20 0 Vanzeller S S John Freeman, Esq. 5 5 C. Beckford Long, Esq. 10 10 John Bate, Esq. • 10 10 Kymer, M'Taggart, T. Langford; Brooke, • and Co. 100 0 Esq. Mere Hall, W. S. Fry and Sons 100 0 Cheshire, per •T• J. Mellish, Esq. Hill Oliver „as a Cottage, Haslemore 5 0 Mrs. Wilson, Wilmot- • Benj. Flounders, Esq. street, Brunswick- Yarum 10 to square 10 0 Further Subscriptions will be received at the several Bankers in the Cities of London and Westminster ; and at the Bar of the City of London Tavern; Lloyd's, John's, awl Tom's Coffee houses; and in different pars of the Empire. N. B. A Meeting of the Committee will be held at this House everyl'aesday, where Subscriptions and inforrnatine will be thankfuty received. The Meeting held at Willis's Rooms for promoting the same benevolent object, now meet in Committee at No. 87, Pall-mall ; where their Secretary daily attends from ten to five o'clock, to receive communications and Subscriptions. A particular Report of the application of the Fund will be hereafter publlihed. WILLIAM SCOTCEIER, Secretary, No. 33, Mark-lane. ince received : A few Friends at the George inn, Rye 7 11 John Turner and Son, • Liverpool 111 10 Mr. George Robinson -.1 •.0 Mr. Thos. George, Bath 1 0 Mrs. Holston, Cannon; • Pronto Fells Calvekt, Esc. and Co. 300 0 Major Robt. Blackall 5 5 Mr. John Mackie 10 10 Gardner,Stonehouse, k Nockells St 10 G. and W. Satan &Ca 23 6 J. G. 10 0 Mrs. M. Ti. • 5 0 G. Goodwin, Esq. Styd ham Lodge, Hots 30 0 Mrs. Walton 2 Miss Bevan , I 1 25 0 I Miss Juliana Bevan 1 1 31 ID 5 5 10 10 ' COEEMITTIEAROOM, LLOYD'. COFFER.HOUSE, MAY 16, 1611. THE COMMITTEE for the RELIEF of the BRITISH PRISONERS in FRANCE, think it incumbent upon them to expiess their Gratitude to the CLERGY, for the very great Support and Advantage which the Subscription has derived from their influence and labours—so generally and bene volently exerted. It ntay be:a satisfaction to them to bemformed that the Fund which they have thus contributed so materially to augment, must be of the greatest utility ; as it appears by the last reports from the Committees in France, that the number of Bri tish Prisoners requiring Relief exceeds 10,000. Amount advertised - £40,593 0 9 Dockland, Dorset, per Rev J. Venables • - 511 6 Cockerham Parish, Lancashire, per Rev. J. Widdell 215 0 Wyendale. near Lancaster, per ditto 9 IS Bolton Church, Lancashire, per Rev. Mr. Taylor tt 0. 0 Parish Church of St. Bennett Fink, after a Sermon per Rev. M. Wilson, transmitted per the Church-war dens, Stewart and Crokatt Old Norwich Chapel, per Rev. S. Johnson 39 3 9 6 111 0 2 10 0 - - - Wettenhall and Oultonlow - - Terriogton St. Clements, and Terrington St. John's, Norfolk, per Rev. A. Goode 1 0 0 . Borough and Parish of Buckingham -• 57 15 6 hillingslane D'ayrell, per Rev. J. L. Darrell - 510 0 Lockliampstead, per Rev. J.'l'. A. Read • 4 7 0 Stowe, per the Rev. J. 1.. Dayrell - 6 12 0 Shalstone, per Rev. J. Risky, jun. - It 1 0 Thornborough, per the Rev. J.'l'. Miles- - 415 6 Thornton, per ditto - 16 17 6 Winslow, per Rev. G. G. Stnoeshrat - 34 14 6 I'ingwick, per Rev. J. Risley - - 36 0 Folcott Bock, per Rev. W. L. Bennett - • 2 0 0 Preston Bywtt, per ditto - - 9 4 0 Mary and Samuel Brooke - - 10 10 0 Thaxted, Essex ' - - - 26 * 0 Parish of St. James, Garbektreth, per Rev. W. Parket 24 16 8 Betbnal-Green Volunteers, per Lieut.-Col. Carrick 25 0 0 Memgresdale Parish, Cumberland • 1 12 1 'Chemin Smith, Esq. - 0 3 0 George Hughes - - - 2 2 0 George Convert - - 2 5 0 John Cowen - - 1 1 0 Swedish Church - - 17 12 0 Eight Swedish Sailors, not present at the CoUection 1 0 0 Chinn Church, Shropshire, per Rev. C. Swaision 6 6 0 Egham, Surrey, per Rev. John Liptrott - 34 I 6 'I. W. - - 30 0 0 Thomas Allen and Sons • 10 • 0 Castle Lodge of Harmony of Pree Masons, Horn Ta- Tern, Doctors Commons,per G.C. AUen Treasurer $ 0 0 Masonic Lodge of Fortitiade, N 0.29, Bornl:ant, Essea, per Mr. James Addison, Treasurer . 10 10 0 Ninian Bruce, Esq. - -. 1 1 0 Lieutenant Muskat and the Detachment of Royal Ar tillery Drivers at the Isle of Wight, (1 day's pay) Township of Meaborough St Dennaby - Great, and Little Contbarhan, Worcestershire , per At 4. Leonard Middleton - 1 0 0 Parish of SuttonVallence, per Rev. Sir John Head 9 16 9 Parish of East Sutton, per dkut • 3 5 - 0 ---- Trans, Tunbridge Wells - 11 12 6 Secood Collecton at Ditto, per Rev. J. T. Wildgreas 515 6 g:7 A Sermon will be preached on Sunday morning neat, at the Parish Chord% of St. Paul's, Deptford, for the Relief of the British Prisoners in Prance, by the Rev. James Rudge, A. B. .Minister and Lecturer of Limehouse. • . THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. • No. 3, Goorplad, Losibarti‘sinet:• 0 6 0 1 0 0 . MR=WESI, =run o* THE DEATH OF LDED. WILSON. M. SSIS,WEST and HEATH announce to the • Public, that rite Engraving from the above Picture. by James Heah, R0%41,11411 published, price • l'hree Guiness, and play be had at Mr. West's, 14, Newman-street ; anti n at Mr. Heath's, 1.5, Russell-place, Fitzroy-square . The Key to tei Por traits, &c. price ss. $3 The Subscribers are requesfed to send for ther Prints. ,W MUSIC. This day was putilliffied,l;;deTildingand Co. No. 20, Soho striag, Loudon, and oudon, Ne..7, Westntorlind.street, Pubis, much admired Opera of the AMERICANS, somposed by Mr. Buticabi and Mr. KING, price Li .is.— A Grand Solite for the Pianoforte, consposed by G. E. Griffin, op. 7, price ss. 1 he Last Adieu, being a sequel to the last token, written by. Peter Pindar, and composed by H. R. Bishop, price 3a. —Fast into the Waves, the grand storm scene, suet by Mr. Be/Amy at Hanover-squire and various Provincial Music Meet ings, price os. Four new Sonatas fer the Pianoforte, dedicated re her Royal Highness the. Princess Charlotte el Wales, by T. H. Bt4ler, price ns. The Kiss and the Tear, a beautieul 11.1* 1 . . he' Miss Parke, 2a, 6.1.„ Lively ituse, composed by H.R. Bi.itsp, is 6d.l—O'l)olate CZ/teener, with new variations, sung with es.; hiawaisi apple's*. by. Miss 'Parke., 2.. • • . . • ..wi l so latintloqc - gisN — tespeettaf iebittAnts the - Nobility, • ' • Gentry, and Public, chat from the popularity of the pre ,*sent Lottery, containing Sixty Capitals, ell to be drawn on the of our beloved Sovereign, the Tickets are likely to be come very scarce long before the 4th of JUNE. The Scheme contains' 4 Prizes of Xio,ooo ‘IIO,OOO 34 Ditto I,ot`o 24,000 32 Ditto 500 1 . 0%000 4,060 Ditto of SO, 25, &c. 00,000 • The favours of Adventure? are solicited at 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, where in the last Two Lotteries, 4 Prizes of £20;000, and in the last Fifteen Months, 7 Prizes of p 20,000, and 37 other Capitals, wire tiold by T. BISH. MANGLES, UPON SUPERIOR PRINCIPLES. BY HIS MATES EY% ROYAL Lk:ETERS PATENT. J'HE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, are respectfully informed that S. DAVIS havirg purchascd the Patent of Mr. Maims, for his excellent MANGLES, has re moved the Business from No. 53 te No 4, Skinner-street, Snow hill, London, four doors from Fleet-Market, where he respect fully solicits the attention of the Public to his superior Mangle, which, fit power of execution, ease of working, substantial compact conitraction, and every useful advantage, stands unri valled, and which, upon inspectionOte is confidant will be ap proved and unlvenally adopted. BEAUTY Of COMPLEXION Is the highest embellishment of the human form—The Charlene our fair Countrywomkn are especrally enhanced by it. "HEcelebrity of Mrs.VINCENT'sGOWLAND's LOTION has been fully demonstrated by its wonderful effects in removing all Scorbutic Eruptions, and Cutaneous Disc orders of every kind ; bur as this incomparable specific has been basely cotu,terfeited, it is an imperious duty Mrs. Vincent owes to herself sad the public to observe, that every bottle of the real Gowland's Lotion is signed by herself on the label. Sold by Mrs... Vincent, sole proprietor of Dr. Gowland's M. S. Recipe, at No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, Liindon; by Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street ; Rigge, No. 65, Cheap side ; Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New. Rand-street ; and by all the most respectable venders of genuine medicines in Eu rope, in quarts fls. tid —pints ss. 6d.—half-pints 2s. 9d. cr T. prevent counterfeits, observe M. E. Vincent on the label oin all'that is genuine. This day were published, price 21. 641. CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS on BOOKS Antient and Modern, Number I s.—CoMei , ts.-I'he Refro grade Year of Chaldean, and Egyptians proved against Newton from History, to have begun in the 120th before Nabonassar.— Actual Agreement of Scripture with Profane Historians ' con cerning the Kingdom of Merles.—Necessity of Returning again to the Antlent Chronologie Accounts of Eusebius, after some slight corrections.—Nothing but Error, Incoherence and Contu sion shewn to have prevailed since the novel systems of Usher, Marsham ' Newton, Jackson and Falconer, have been Introduced. An improved Edition of the Table of Jteigns in Asia before-Cy rus, &e. Sold by J. p. White, Fleet-street. This day was published, dedicated to her Majesty, the Queen, price Ss sewed, Sec.snd Edition, THE MEDICAL DIRECTORY, or FAMILY PHYSICIAN.—By B. BULIMAN, D M. This most valuable Work is printed on a fine wove Demy paper, and contains near 300 pages, printed with a new type, and gives an Account of every Disease Incident to the Human Body, and the most approved Medicines, both galenical anti chymieal, for the Cure and Prevention of Diseases ; also, a Treatise on Sur gery, Midwifery, Children's Diseases ' • with directions for the Inoculation of the Small Pox and Cpw Pox, including diet, clo thing, exercise; effects of the passions of the mind; with an Ap pendix for the Preparation of Official Compositions of Medicines necessary for Domestic Use. Sold by Crosby, Bookseller Stationers-court; Richardson, Royal Exchange, London; and may be had at all Booksellers in town and coontry. The Author, from a successful practice of SO years, has now made public the means by which many thousand patients have been cured of the most painful Diseases, which et all other me dicine at defiance. THE WATERING PLACES FOR 1811. This day was published, price ISt. in boards, or 14!. in red, in One very thick and closely printed Volume, illustrated with nearly Seventy Maps and Views, ea, 'H E GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and . SEA-BATHING PLACES In Erland and Wales, for 1811, consisting of ACCURATE and CIRCUMSTANrIAL DE SC.RI PTIONS of evety Place of fashionable Resort, and of the Curiosities and Scenery in their Environs, with an Idnerary of the Roads to and from each Place. By the EDI TOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is so well known, and has been so universalirap provedr of for its COnipleteness and Accurtey, that any further Descriptiaka its Contents, or any Observations on its Merits and Utility, would be superfluous. The Plaits described are : ABERYSTWfrH '• LEMINGTON PRIORS MATH - - -- - - - LI FILE HAMPTON BLACKPOOL LIME REGIS BOGNOR Mut HOTHAMP- LYMINGTON TON MALVERN BURLINGTON MARGATE BRISTOL, HOT WELLS, MATLOCK and CLIFTON RAMSGATE BROADSTAIRS SCARBOROUGH NJ )(TON. siomouTH CHELTENHAM SOUTHAMP lON CROWR SOUTHEND DAWLISH SWANSEA DOVER TEIGNMOUTH EAST BOURNE ~ TANSY iXMOU FR . TUNERIDGE WELLS FOLIC SAONE WEYBtIOUS'H FO W EY WORTHING HARgOIIrGATE t Y 44 tsiclikßi HARWICH A TOUR to the LAKES HASTINGS *TOW(' in SOU Hi WALES ILFRACOMBE ' AMOUR inNORTH WALES ISLE OF WIGHT Printed for RICHARD PelLurs, No. 7, Bridge -street, Black friars; and t. be had lean BookseUers, particularly of those who reside at the respective Sea-Bathing sod Watering Places.. Of whom - may also be had,:lle,Picv sat of Lott ooze for HU 14 greatly augmented and improved, by the same Editor, prici 6s. lid. bound is red. imp .b. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALIIPENN r - This day was published, ptitst AVIEW of the COMPARA L'IVE STATE of • GREAT B ITA I N and FRANCE in 1811. Pr -exits(' by Observations on the Spirit ar.d Measures of the sLecesiive • Adatiohtrattons since the decease of Mr. Pi I T. in January, 1801 Pr4tted Inr John stockiialr, piece lily. Thla'day was published; elegantly printed on fine Paper, - in One large Volume i atm. price 6s. boards, SSAYS on MAN, delineating his Intellectual and . E Mural Qualities —I. On the Acquisition of Self-knowledge —2. On the'Eleru.:irsOf H.inum Nature-3 On the Symptoit of, intellectual Degeneracy-4. On the Characteristics of personal Honour. By THOMAS FINCH, London : Printed for Shertrood, Neely and Jones. Paternoster rove ;J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and E. Mu stun, 239, Oxford-street, r. ANECDOTES OF THE 'CLERGY AND CHIJ'WCH. This day was pubiialied, iu one Volume 8,0. Setinid Edition, enlarged, price sa. 'I 4 7HE STATE of the Esttblished CHURCH ; containing many interesting and most serious Acts: with as Apptuilis of official Documents, Printed for Stockdale, jun. 4), Pall:t44. • . .. • -; • ' Where may he had, price 2i. . A sketch of the Ec cl esiastical Estab li shment. 'it? d* Li.. - la p, * Battouvat. Son ssf the Bishop of-Norwids. r? '"lm ONAOII:ICULTURJSTICAL POl-TRY. This day was published, in One Vol. two price 101. 6d. THE PURSUITS of AGRICULTURE, -a Sa ,t rical POEM, with Noses. . s Printed for fitosiltdale, Jun. 41, Pall Mall. Where may be had, price ts. 6d. dedicated to the most enviahle Character in the World, • The SCOTIAD; or, Tag WISE MEN or THE Nearer. A. Satirical Postm, with Notes, containing a List of the Gentlemen engaged in the Edinburgh Review. This day was published, price 41.75. in boards, in one closely printed volume of 0011 pages, Bvo. and embellishsd with nu.. r.lemes Cuts, • BIBLIOMANIA; or, BOOK-MADNESS; •A Bibliographical Romance, In Six Pans ; namely, Par' 1. • • The Evening Walk ; 2. The Cabinet ; 3. Ihe Auction Rooter 1 4. The Library ; 3. The Drawing-room ; 6. The Alcove. '• By the Rev T. F. DIBDIN. It has been the object of the Author to render this new publis cation useful, as well as amusing, to every Book-lover and Book seller in his Majesty's United Kingdom. Printed for the Author, and sold by Messrs Longman, Hurst, s•-; I kers Orme, and Brown, Paterforer-row This day was published. fn Octave, * 'berated with 13 Quarto Plates, price 14*. io bawds, DR. BROOK TAYLER's PRINCIPLES of LINEAR PERSPECI'IVE. 'Me Fourth Edition, reyi wk. Te which ate added, a Portrait and the I.ife of the AutbAr. • Prinull for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. SR. High Holborn. ARCHITZCTUdE.—This day was published,' . Corrected to the prelim time, price 3s. 6d. sewed, rr AY LO R'S BUILDER'S PRICE-BOOS 1 • New arranged, containing a correct List of the Prices a. lowed by the most eminent Surveyors In London, to the weevil Anificers concerned in Building ; wiih the Journeymo's Pricm affixed to each Article. To which are added, a variety of im portant Memorandums and Tables, useful to every parson con cerned in Building, Eatitnating, or Valuing, now Am selected and composed for this Work —By an eminent Surveyor.. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, lately published, 1. Busby's Designs for Villas and Country Houses, on 24 Plates, quarto, El. ss. boards. 2. ausby's Designs for Modern Embellishments for Folding Moors, Chimney-pieces, Varaudas, &c. 25 plates, quarto, colour ed, £1 I Is. 6d. 3. Aikin's Designs for Villas and other rural Buildings,thirtysl one plates, qoarto, Ils. 44. 4. Durres Designs fur Cotter's and rural Dwellings, LI) plates, large quarto, XI .s. S. Dearn's Designs for Lodges, Entrances to Parks, &c. 10 plates, large quarto, .£1 I I s. 3d. 6. Pocock's Designs for Rustle Cottages, Picturesque Dwell ings and Villas, 33 plates, quarto, £1 I Is. bd. 7. Lugar's Sketches for Cottages, Rural Dwellings, &c. 38 plates, quarto*, flu. 64. 8. Lugar 's Designs for Farm-houses, Farm-yards, Da;r:es, Cot tages, Ste. 21 plates, quarto; Ai ss. 9 Lalng's Hints fOr Dwellings, Cottages, Villas,&c. 3 t plate=, quarto, 41 Is. 10. Tod's Plans of Hot-houses, Green-houses, Conservator -s, &c. 27 plates, folio, coloured, £2 12s. 6d. GOTHIC ARCHI I ECIU This day was published, by J. TAYLOR, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, Hlah Holborn, 1. N HISTORICAL SURVEY of the ECCLE A -L. 1 - SIASTICAL ANTIQUITIES of FRANCE, with view to illustrate the Rise and Progress of Gothic Architecture in Europe. By the late Ref. G. D. Whittington. 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Elevations, Sections and Views of the Church at Es tella in Portugal. To whisk is prefixed an introductory Dis course en the Principles of Gothic Architecture. By James NC itr. phy. Imperial folio, with 27 elegantly engraved plates, £4.145. 64. half-bound. 7. A West Elevation of York Master, elegantly engraved by Landseer, from a Drawls' by. J.Malton, Ifs. Sine 27 by 20. RAl46Ftlik 'l'o A ICA. 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