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• • . . • r 4. (4416.10. NiTMI3B S b 0 Jones Sutton, Esq. A Collection at Saha °laws's, Sow hwark, after a Sermon prea ched by the Rev. 4 as. Zeiss, pee the Ma& of Mr. TkomneStaf fowl, Church War4en 32 7 9 I ) . T. and J. H. S 0 0 5,,. Brenthwaye, Nor wich IF 5. 0 It Hanks i 1 0 Fru. Gooding, Esq. Norwich io co 0 M. P. Musgrave, Cam bridle S Saint Saviour's. South wark, per the Rev. W. Harrison, A.M. Ch.tpLin 29 1 0 A Collation at the Pariah Church of St. Mary Woolnorth and St. Mary Wool church Maw, Lom bard -street, per the Rev. Samuel Birch 91 0 0 Ditto at ditto, per the Rev. J. Watt 20 0 • Rew. W. Wheleisle 1 1 0 John Bate, Esq. -19 10 I 6Calectioeuu Chad* I ha..., m••••• Aka 1 am London : Printed for Longman, Henry Rees, Orme and Brown, _ LONDON. & • LORD SOMERS's CELEBRATED PAMPHIXT. Just published by M. Jon as. No. 3, Nevgaio.oisist,piine 3s 6d The Eleventh Eilitios, I 'HE JUDGMENTS of WHOLE KINGDOMS A- and NATIONS, anseerning the Rights, Poorer, and Pre rogative of Kings, and tho , Rights, Ptivileges, sad Peopenies of the People. —By LORP JOHN SOMERS. 1••••• '• ; FRIDAY, MARCH 22. PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK per Cent. Cont. money, 64i—for acconnt .5 61i Reduced shut- -4 per Cent. shut— per cent. 9r4 ST. Escheq. Rills ss. to 71. prem.—BonOs, 53e; prem. The Express packet has arrived at Falmouth with a mail from Jamaica, atter a passage of fortyithree dart. She has brought 560,000 Dollars for our Mlrcbar t. , The APRICAINE frigate has arrived from the is:e of France ; nothing material had occurred since the capture. The French Rag was kept flying in all di rections on the Island with a view to. decoy sosbii l French frigates ,which were expected from Europe with reinforcements and stores. The expedition for Batavia was ready to sail when the Auccuiss came away. The passengers by the AvatcarNE are inee.Admi rapl:EßTlE, MISS BERM, Captain MIMEO from the , and Captain PYM, late of his Majesty's ship &taus. His Majesty's ship APRICAINE sailed from Sr. He lena the 34 of February; left there the Tunis which had arrived at that Taland from Bengal. The T.ws, in coming down the River from Cal. cutta, November, JvctA NA, Units LAW OF LIBELS AND FRIAL BY JURY! Jettpublished, price Is ad. PIE ENGLISH►MAN's RIGHT; a DIALOGUE txtviretai a BALLIArzt AT Law, aad a JVILYMAN ; plainly acs tgcth~ 1. Tl t ie Aativity, It. The esaellsr defigaezlzse. — olil;Brieesoren 113 34i . 12%,ans: *. George's, Witilkir4que4o, per Aisvi Robert • 4:57.44 Church 100 s 7 .. 1 1t •Tallernacte, Cr e :ev. Won. n u Trinity Church, Hali fax, per the Rev. S. Knight 37 11 4 Roll and Bevan 6 5 0 A Collection at Brecon, nut y r.Aplfn 11 Wt" A Collection at the Adel* ChoPlie transmitted by Mr. Winchester 25 0 0 i 0• J. N. IL • 1 so W. H. - 1 1 0 A eolleciion at the Parish of All-Hal lowa I 12 _0 H Jones s 2 , 6 Bendry, Brook:, and Hulbert 5 56 , S. Erskine, Liq .10 10 0 T. Vlillimott, Eta, 10 10 0 R. Balk, Esq. 2 2 0 A Collection at the Church of the GM- • L ted Parishes of St. Mary at Hill and St. Andrew Hub- • bard, per the Rev. P. Dodd, Rector IS 15 A Collection at Saha Margaret Patten', after a Sermon per the Rev. J. Grans, A.M. 11 as • Stele, Smith, and Co. 10 10 • A Collection at Spring Garden Chapel 13 10 2 Dyer and Emmett 10 10 0 A Collection at Roe bampten Chapel,by the Rev.). P 11/10Ck Rector of Lasham, Hants 11 16 0 A Colkc.at St.Jamea Sir Mitt HAWLEII, Voted. London: Printed for M. Jones, 5, Hey:gate-street GEOIHW • DecU.cated to the Rising Generation of GlVat and more particularly to the Youth of the Mewigsolis. This day-was putilidted, price 3s. Gil. extra hoards, handsomely printed in foolscap Bvo. ss *IA a fine engraved Frontispiect descriptive of an interesting Scene between BARN• .wcLt. and KILIVOOb, 'THE MEMOIRS of GEORGE BARNWELL, the unhappy subject of Lillo's celelwated Tragedy. De rived from the most authentic source, ant' intended for the peru sal and instruction of the Rising Generation. BY A DESCENDANT O 1 THE BARNWELL FAMILY. London. Printed for M. Jones, 5, Newgare-street. transmitted per Meu. Ntrilkins and Co. Ban hers 43 1 0 Aldbourne, WQty per the Minister alni Church Wardens 8 17 Scorch Ifpiscopal Cha pel,Dundee, per die Re►. Hemp Sore ley St 83 Dimity adlil 5 0 0 Joseph Watson 5 5 0 A thillection at the Meeting, Abingdon, per the Rev. John Evans IQ 9 0 A Collection at Saint John's Ch. Honly down, per the Rev. Wm. lards Abdr, A, M and Church Wardens 48 3 7 A Collection at the independent Meet• tag, Backineeet.li• John's,fieedgdewn, • after a Senn= prey. ched per the Rev. Rowland HIII,A.M. transmitted pee A. BOOKS published by M. JONES, No. 5, Newgate-street. ANTIQUMES OF NATIONS. Just published, handsomely printed in foolscap Yo, price 7s. 6d. extra boards, 1. 'THE RISE and FALL of STATES and M a- PIRES ;ur The ANTIQUI rip of NATIONS, more particularly of the Celts, or Gaols. Containing a great variety of Historical and Etymological Discoveries, many of them wo known both te the Greeks and Romans. By M. PEZRON. To which is prefixed, a Sketch of the Life .f the Author. Where also may be had, price 2s. It. The SALE Of CU It AT/15,0E SpititUal CiallEiterialcA ; repre sented in an Account of a most curious Sale of Curates, by Public Auction, who were to be disposed of in consequence of the Clergy Residence Act, in which the original design and probable con sequence of that Law are laid before the Public &hared in the i similitude of a Dream.—by AD OLD OMR YEE . Veluti in Speculum. Preamble of the Act.—An Act to Amend the Laws relating to spiritual Persons holding of Farms, and for enforcing the Re• silence of spiritual Passes se Oa R•nefiees in Etwiv-• the week Duke*. Place, by tie Rev.. .Po. tab, per W. Tripp sad O. Mackin, CRissillimises se 4 at Loekettrlisfeet - log House, Wal worth, per de Rev. G. Claytea, 46 0 8 Boyeaon **dim i S The Sent& Aural, Liaise Wall, after a Sermon by Dr. R.. Young, transmitted -- per 1. L. Johrmion, Treasurer. 55 0 0 A Congregation of Dissenters at Pitts ford, Essex, by R. H. Marten S 0 4 Collection made by Mr. John Poole mid Mr. W. Wilson, at . Moreton, near On gar, Essex 4 8 8 lS FERGUSON, Secretary, George-tard, , Lontbard-sweet. A - az-Room, LLOYD'S Corrze-House s MAJICA IStia, 1911. The Committee for'the - RELLEF of the BRITISH I PRISONERS in FRANCE, beg to return their Thank s to the Preprittor,Pertorstera, and Artists of the SURREY THEA TRE, for the Sum of £132 19s. Id. being the whole amount of the Rtceipu on tke Night of the 7th Instant,.and • appropriated by them as a clear Benefit to the Fussd.—..Tbe Committee think I it neensary to return then thanks lu this manner on account of their truly spirited and generous exertions in beialf of the Pri soner', which they are sensible _would have produced a still larger amount bad the weather not pawed beforeeatell ologusifavolit` able os the Belicht mien. TO THE MUSICAL WORLD. ." ILLUSTRATIONS OF THIL LADY OF THIr LAM% &e. Ste. On the let of March was published (and tobe continued Monthly), containing Musical Illustrations of the Lady of the Lake, &c. No I. price 3s. 6d. ut an entire new Musical Works kidded rrHE GRAND MUSICAL MAGAZINE, or, 1 1 Conservatory of elegant Instrumental and Vocal Mode, original and select, by the most esteemed modern and ancient Composers. Forming a complete School and Prartke for the Pianoforte, the Harp, and Singing,' with Transposition! fir the Nate Flageolet, and Violin. A Treatise on Expression, or, the Principles of Fine Playing on the Pianoforte, by W. S. Stevens. • " Isar, Lays, Glees, Duos, Ste. English nd Italian, Sonata. tillitional Airs, Welsh, Scotch, Irish, &c. and other Instromeotaf Pieces, with Accompaniments for the Pianoforte and Harp, will be given.—Sacred Music will also form a prominent feature lb this Work—in short, every thing that is unique and valuable of Its kind as will form at once a Grand, Elegant, aid a Cheap Conservatory of Vocal and Instrumental Music ; —neither labour aor =pence will be spared to render this work triply worthy of the -patronage and support of the Musical World. London: Published by M. Jones, No. 5, Newgatesstreet ; and may be had on application to any Music-seller, Bookseller, or Newsman, in the Mailed Kingdom. Davie, Req. l5 11 A Collection at Mn. ford, liana, per the Rev. J. H. Evans 14 1 4 Mr. Rein. Havery I NT C. 1 1 # A Collection at the Peciabaterelt of St. ' Oilea's In the Plaids, after Two Sermons, per the bands of the Church Wardens 50 1 Terry, Peacock, Tea► ry, and Co. 14 Id - 0 James Clop-es, Eel. 5 $0 1 Wm. Gould 2 S WM. Qs°. said Robert John Bonyon 10 10 0 Shuttleworth & Good fellow 5 5 0 Vim Prest and Son 10 t 0 0 No. Y, MARCH 22, 1811. . . . - 4 pota Ilan.stYPENcE-Hhtip ___ _ -- • OBIVERAL COURT OF TITS BANK.' - . • , . The Governor of the Bat proposedlhat the divi. :1 dend for the ensuing half year shottld be five and - a half, clear of the income tax, as usual, whiih was una nimously 'agreed. to. - „ . Mr: CATLEY entered into a vindication of the Bank, --.. against the attacks wade tips them by the Bullion •::' Committee, Mr. Huskisson, and others. He said that :_-,• the Bullion Committee should have eitmined into the •:, causes of the high price of bullion, 'which they had ' n wholly neglected to do; and irwould not be just to require of the Bank to pay their notes in specie *bile ghld was at so high a price. That the Bank-had been' - -z...i prosperOus, he believed--he was greatly rejoiced that the fact was so. They had as much a right to their • gains, u other Bankers who made large fortunes by the use of their notes. Why were they not entitled , increase their wealth as well as Hoare's, Drum. woad's, and others ? (It was here observed that there . -• 1 liras no question before the Court).—Mr. Carley, af. ;7-.1 ter a few more observations, sat down. theskiose. and.was proceeding to make ' • 4 1 s okalintentueks of Mr..Catley, whets aaret~ 1 . by tiecGosernor 'that there yea ' no mieetbas helms theteurt: Mr. Ricardo said; that hid have wished 'to -set the Honourable Pro. ; ' prietor right, witl e r c zard to .some of the facts which ; - 1 he had stated resi g the Balboa Committee, but -as such discussion was net thought admissible, he - .' would confute himself by putting a question to the Director:. He said that in the discussion of prinCip!es, , was highly essential that the facts by - which their principles were ultimately to be tried, should be cor rectly stated. He had observed, however, that in die papers which bad at different time: been submitted to Parliament there appearedfastsWhiChwerelit salience with each other, and of which he hoped the * Clurt would receive some explanation. It appeared, he , said, by a paper which was published in the Append' r .to the Report of the Secret Committee of the Lordt, that in October of the year 179.5, the Directors stated the price of gold b'ellion to be ilel Si. to 44 4s pkr ounce, although no traces of such price could be dis- • -covered in any list that was published during, that year ; on the contrary, the price quoted in l cem. her of that year, in the list which Mr. Goldsnild, i ~_..... in his evidence, declared to be authentic,' a's - he _ . _ _ ~...—,,...... WO V. 1 e &WAY MARCH 22. Tic..rt...aaa Edition. 1 =.... erwo . we cerevssfr Tin e TAO That further, in 1797, Mr. Newland, in hi' evi dence before the slime Secret Committee, had de. dared that• he had known the Bank to give al mu, - h as 14,12. -84 2s. XI tick. and as high as iels Bs. per ounce; and when asked on what occasicn the B.aak gaveB4Bs. said it was about two years since, sreaki* then in Mara 1797. Mr. Ricardo said that there was a paper just laid , •before Parliament~ by the Bank, in Which they ituied;n6t the lowest, not the average, but theitighest price whichtineybad given foe galas tillion, 1r0nr4773 trp- to the present parsed. la-this account it appeared that the Bank had never given more, from 1786 to 1800, than iCS. 17s. 100. per ounce. B. found it difficult to reconcile this seeming contradic tion, and he hoped the Directors would explain it. Mr PEARSE, the Governor. observed in reply, that the price being stated by the Directors to be 4E4. S. or a+ 4s. per ounce in the year 1795, did not afford any proof that the Directors of the Bank had purchased at that price. That 84.85. being given, as stated by Mr. Newtaiih, was, he believed, correct—it was by way of experiment in the beginning of the year 1796, and was obtained by their agent in Portugal, but which was discontinued alter a smallquantity had been purchased. That in a return which they had since made to the House of Commons, they had stated this and some , : other exceptions. . The Governor further observed, that there had been. - reports abroad of the Bank having lost considerable scums byfailures ; he had, however, the satisfaction of 'assuring the Proprietors, that the whole amount of claims which the Bank bad on bad bills, did not ex ceed 8400,000, much of which he expected to re ceive.—The Court then adjourned. • Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, his MAJESTY came oat . the Terrace at Windsor, and walked till one, when i 11. be returned to his dinner. lie was accompanied by Wit.xiiit Dr. Willis and Mr. DUNDAS. At two o'clock his LAM BARLbilr, in EMMA. - MAJESTY came out again, accompanied by Ger.erals 1 By our Portsmouth letter of this morning we find MANNERS and CARTWRIGHT, and walked till alter that the UeToN CAsrxwand another of the above In- four. None of the Doctors were in attendance. diamen arrived at Morlai; on the 19th instant with Her MAJESTY regularly visits the KING every morn. prisoners on board, after a passage of 98 days. ing, from eleven to twelve, accompanied by one or The letters from India, brought by the 'rictus, two of the PitiNeessea. Afterwards his MAJIISTX were put on board the AFRACAINE at St. Helena ; takes his regular morning's exercise, by walking on „ but, we understand, that they contain no political the Terrace for an hcur. , intelligence of importance. • . rc • The Vr.-Citaticata.on having appointed Wednes -1 Yesterday we received letters from the Levant, day, the 27th instant, for . tte Election of a 144-mber to among which was the following : represent the University of Cambridge in Parliament, " CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. k .Mr. SMYTII "earoestly solicits the attendance of his 14 News we have none—Peace with Russia is 'con- friendi open that day. fidently expected, but no Ambassador has yet arrived On, the 15tIr ult. Mr. 'l'. C. Mums . , M.D. was ad. to treat with the Vizier. The necessities of the o- mined a Member of . the Royal College of Surgeons, C vernment are so great, that the. State O ffi ceri are at ' in London. , • . , , - I present not paid, but the Sultan is a man of uncom. R. Armitagi, the' person concerned in th e forgery --- • ..a I mon resources and energy. He is about 25 years of on the Bank of tngland, was arrested at Ipswich, age, remarkably pure in his personal conduct, and of, brought to niven on Tuesday last, andis now in the surprising speed and secrecy in his measures. He is * New Prison, Clerkenwell. . - .. REGENCY. • the Chief - person himself in all the delibeintiout of the , The Exchequer ,Bills subscribed' yesterdiy to be Just published, the Third Edition. of • Government, and frequently acts without informing funded amounted to 5e2,676,060. 'Many inquiries TICKEN'S Grand HISTORICAL CHART his Ministers . - this kind of treatment 'had become' h a ri ng been made whether it was probable that there .s. of the Reign of GEORGE 111. from the Aramaic, 1780, to the Regeucy, 1811. • . necessary in consequence of the late Sultans. leaving ,would he any alteration' is the ternas prnprised, we By N. L. PANNIER, too much to the management of their officers. n No ' are as s ured from good authority, that no such alte nooksellet to his Royal Highness the Duke of sent, No. 16, one now dares to traffic' for h's own private gain,: -ration will t.tke p!ace. • Leicester-place, Leicester riguale. - He is suspected by the Janissaries to ben. favourer. of „ ' The rapid sale of this Work in its former unfiniehod state, as t h e - - s,..oars Magner, Matta-taint, Malice 11%,—The Market, new system •; but the events of the, war have well as the opinion with which it has been honoured, authorises ibis day, has not many fresh arrivals of Whew, or much rermia: the Publisher to assert, that it contains more accurate historical taught that corps to repent of the dethronement of Intl supply, and sale* in this trade suipart law , rites—Barley and . j information of ...t important period of history, than was *vsr SELO& • The greatest defect in the character of MA- Mitt kiksc .2 e. acid in middling OnliPlY i the late large ari Nab of. before presented to the public, &still of each utility In collecting Hu i sows is said to be a bright tincture of surratition. t" (""t bdag partly take! ! if ' b Y t43 r d'annors—White std and enduing the events of th e tut SO years, that no study, re- H e i s • • Grey res., this week. at sennwhat less—New 'A lOW*. to 116 s. spectabk school, or library, should be without one. Price 111 e., Ylry religions, and has pima faith in the Power Old as per cunaney--thero 'are tolerable rentable; nipples of I with air Explanatory Pamphlet, or 19s. mounted en canvas am of the Prophet's interference, and the destiny of the Oats, snifsoles .. quottd at littlirnriatiors—Fieur remains a( Iste rain, end may be had from all (abet tesPectable Doehadkm , Ottawa empire." price!. . • - _ .._ A . . • . .. ..•. . • • ,_ • • ' ' . . . • • . . . • . , . .•.. , . . . . ... . ID , '' • ..: . • . • • . .• - • -f. . . . . , • , , . :- * :. s ott -: • : - - * .'' TE.:: ' ' - ('' ' e . . •. . . .. • . • e•• A' ' N —de b i ik. .., . , .::: .-; •• ! • : , .!* / \ ~." ) kl ii) v .4 &,,, - ‘ • _ . . 4 . • q . . - : , . 1 \,....‘,... ,4„.... •....- ' . . ... . _ . • . or • ----' —— - - 7.--•••••—• _ . tit 73011 • . . . ..... _ . 9 •i _ . .. - .. . ::.:1..: ......=.... .. ...- --- GENS.R.IL ?OST.OFFICI, Mink Id. alt. ' • - ' ...s.' •. - •••• ' may. TIMM . - —4- NTTHEREAS JOHN NUMAY, late- a Letter. A GEhrrLF,4lOl above the camera •. 111 SO else,* _ TO-111 lit AyarioN, lit aiNDlitY Lore, Carrier in the Preto:Mee at Portsmouth, swats ladiaed t - 46 M° 4.7 Aim" to lay . sot Alio wn kir Oa SlisadlYs tito nth Ailtni owl at the Swan tool Leatitetheo4. - 1 Sus of Money toper., -wile have Landed seedi er prepet t y. In tie Cilefirf of Surrey, at the hat Hampshire Anises, for Forget,. or are hors to it. or em their Bilis or ether sictuity.-../Wpty so- A. CONSIDERABLE NUMBER OF TREES; den Whoever AA apprehend and setae bits •to - any of his Ma" addiess (Post-paid) to Mt. Ryder, at the Likely, N.. Si, Peet- 4. . . cemdsting el OAN, ARA, ELM, WALNUT, BOX, Are. hall jetty's Gaols in this Kingdom, will laUnediately receive &Rewired landoneees, where was May be hadto his house—a few aerie& Wag the 'timings of the usignifleent l'inther now ;Pawing In ni it of FiFIN POUNDS. • • - CAPITAL RARI4 TO BE LET, Neebery Park, *Lusted on, Ole tntopihe- road fr o m Dorking to i Leedigrheed. The said Joan Hounv Is a mauve of Yarmouth in the Isle of , And entered on immediately: . Canalises may be lawkalen days prevloak to the day of sale, ago Wight, is shoat twenty years dap, run made; f a t e awa ple x i en , NTORBURY PARK FARM; coeystingofbetwora al li on thipaillitbesi or of PAL Berton, Auctioneer, Cot .a. v Five and Sit Hundred Awes of Pasture, Tillage, Al . ,_, Leaden. , ..-/ ' light eyes, Nett brown hair, tie short, and is about Bee feet e i g ht the and Wood Land, with exaellent Isettn-heuse. ae. ate. at itehte in height . — By ettlamool of th. Pilst;vaairf 4llB "* Sam, in the Camay of sarrey _ two mai . frem = - 16 . CATarrAL RESIDENCES, GREAT CUMBERLAND- caU P. ERWING , S•tletarY' ifeeftles Deed, end twenty *pa hem Limb& STREET, OXFORD - S'TREE ' T, opposite Hyde. Park. , w h o • , - . • This Estate 1114t0jp.searly'halfn watery in the lands et tie TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROBINS, • reel 1? ICHARDSON, GOOD/AIM, ;Ind ea repeet. TM 1 ,,, k _ w .. 41 „.... 4, mad is foliaged by At Garraway's, on Wednesday, the 27th instant, l'weive, .1A- fully inform. the Public, List the New State Lottery, tone i tl yie mole , *Ns 4 1 - ‘ 7 - C des i;:v . ; In-'l 4 ltree Late, gOat tabling Sixty capitale, will as drawn on the KING', BIRTH- Arsuelaby bigamy (porn 0146 , i itr. meram i acker. k ylawa 4 ' rrtlE Capital, very eligible, and highly improvable pro DAY.--IiCHEME : buss ;ne to Mx. Ape*, the Buieltil* id die premiss*, • -a- LEASEHOLD. ESTATES; comprising three substantiel, the 4 Prise ef anew° are 48 0° 0 who will show the Estate. . .- • • • well-Wit Mansions, sitaate on th -East ride of Gina Cumber- ?Ai 44 - - 1,400 - - ifsooo - land.etreet, opposite Hyde Park; containing.o*W Bed-clans: 71. Si - - 500 - - 10,000" This day was published, in - wisit•SOlngivielerge, has, ased'excellent Attics, principal and seconder, Stone Stair- ' so . . so - - 3, 000 Vesely coloured and mounted , with Laurier Press to .easer,Dreabirgeauss, and Waterhodoests; on the lismesept Storey 10 ] . a pp - •• . 25 - - 15.000 ' aid, ball bound, Roe& backe,itiewitift. are convenfent•Oliess of all deseriptions, *owl for the wont • nio 1,000 - - " . ' - 1:: ' • .1%. PICTURE VOYAGS'ito.INDIA, by modation of Gatti' enures Families ; detaehed Kitchwas, Sculleries, b a tom - - te - - • the way of CHINA: '' - .....,-.- .... r ...... •-- Sy TKOS. DANIELL, R. A, and wig.' ~• 1 1. • A.R. A. ,ofSie Est on Lease. .s"' 10.400 Tickets. . ~00 7 PriDoo , '' .....„I,_ _ __IUMAL:_± ;*': ' ' Re' To blvv 1 : 4111 t - s a s t a i m E n tVe beg of -) ' ''' lJ Toe , an d sh u ns arUadik e lfl gnat , Wines aggr .. j k g- ' • ..: A ''' r F : lesepts.Ward, 'illti l . iit &users! i nt . , of Menai isio m, atiniffirtitriber'ek . . • Fitarereqpiliee" • ''' * .. -, .., .. :. .',...1. ' Wolfe, Oztereaweet, opposi t e PatMeeet.et.larsewty's ; and ' :W e - k i s, Cornhill, and fact die ILiegte Mows, S , - - -., _,. -, oof Mr. Raking, Werwidootreet, amides -sgaare, wino Tkilesu rin the roast MAIM rues Lotenisa.they veld 's ?dues • • -,, 0 , j . , , This day was isithlhheti, ' . for viewing may be had. no eit,ooa, vos 4111,004, sad sof it op, Itc„ k o , ' In 1 Valsodenty eve. price .CI. 1 ts.6d. and ail super toyetpoP4l'• • i c o. iss. boards , illustrated irt a sow a Engravi44 ; HOUSES IN BRYANSTONE-MEZT e Deretaandieare hi t * RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS IN . HISTORY of the COLLEGES, HALLS, pu lio k u . sg a64 , sH e FRAg oP sce o . 0 , !.,F0 r, eau Hyde- Pri .li LD MArD.I.AII Southwark. he IN FRANCE. and PUBLIC-BUILDINGS attached to the Unteirsity of ' . , By Mr. ROBINS, ~..as • o:fiord ; i n cl uding the Lives of the Founders. At Garraway's,un Wedowity. the Tub laic. at 12, in Lots, THE COMMITTEE beg to state , that there are By ALEX. C,HALMERS, F. S. A. - In at present upwards of 10,000 Britith Prisoners in the diffe- Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,Pater. VERY eligible "LEASEHOLD-ESTATE ; Di gent Pri.otu of France, for the most part in great distress ; and noster-row, London ; and J. 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