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PriT77 T7 ~~ r s . _ • , - 14.0) ' ‘ 4 , L e 444 FrA 1;10 011t.,0 t & r LI „ • 1~ TS ~►.+~` ~..;.'• :j • • at . 6 • -.1.• T: ;41 X :. 90 26 . ........„-----.......---'_ THEATRE ROtAL, DRURY-LANL ---,-.-.. Ifip PRESENT EVENING, their Mijestiee • Servants will paeans NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. A Sir G a s s Om-reach, Mr. KEAN. o he added, the new Pantomime, called ;rHA R LEQUIN AND FANCY ; or, THE POETS LAST SHILLING. of Angla ...,, phy, c.alled Accusation ; or,tbe Family and Sr .l••, meted ev ery Tuesday , Wednesday, Thursday, • ice, A New Wsy to Pay Old Debts. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. iHIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per. formed, AMIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. A ke which the new Grand Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN and FORTUNIO; or, SUMO -MOO AND ' f HUN-TON. i B aer Night's Dream will be acted every Monday, l in oebisodf r iday , till further n otice. 00 ' D r ama, called The Portfolio ; or, The Anglade Fa ioptperformed every owning racer Friday neat. .p...stig, Tne Stranger. m , pt"—y,Sliakspearea ea ore for litleamuw. ni l day was itblished, price Eighteen-pence, 4- l ig. oerFouo ; or, THE ANOLADII rA. 1 g ay, a Drama founded on a m emorable Trial --aillawin Aphis at the Th eatre Royal, Covent -Garden. fly JAMES KENNEY. Esq. . o y R a ising the Wind, Matrimony, Re. ipiiitsifolii•—•, Hurst, Rees Ornxe, and Brown, Paws. BANK OF ENGLAND. IHE Public are respectfully acquainted, that the few ren t a iallig Lottery rickets now in the Bank, will all Mitered this Week, therefore, to prevent disappoiatment, , wiveor bespoke Numbers should he applie d for at the wive Wino faunotliately, as the Lottery begins drawing lITINt'S Der, the 1 4th instant. _ _ NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!! NO FIXED PRIZE. FIFTY THOUSAND GUINEAS IN GOLD, i ike Two of .CW,^OO. two of £5,000, Five ;,f.. .€l,OOO, and n es saud Free !Unkind and Sixty other Prizes of £5OO, £2OO, £lOO, &c. lEGINS DRAWING VALEN FINE'S DAY, FEB. 14. CARROLL solicits the altention of the Public jr• to the above desirable Scheme, and trusts that a there teal of kVA be sufficient to induce his Friends honour moth their commands, at No. 7, CORNUILL, and 26, Ox. ao-srasit,whvre, in the last Lottery, No. '247, drawn a Prize it,ooo,was sold in Eleven Shues. VHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. tenon tbseks to their friends and the public, for the liberal they ban bi , hcrto experienced, and respectfully sub e i t l astiessors of their layouts in the present Lottery, which will i taseu er drawing the 14th of FEBRUARY. The original, m a e l act Two Blanks to a Prize is now reetored. with the Wiertmat of Golden Capitals to the amount of 50,0-0 own. SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Nays of 15,000 Guineas in Gold. I . . A"C0,000 I .e 5 P® All In Money. 'Asti £5OO, £2OO, tcc. kr. &e. MantuaShares are on Sile at Use Offices at RICHA IDSO sows, and Co. Steck Brokers, Bank buildings. Cornhill. OurogCross; where in :he last Lottery the following Ca- I ?MI were soli io Shares: 3 per Cent. Consols. 18,642 - - X50,4Y/2 5,698 • - 20,000 16,480 - - 1,000 ' 17,73 - - . 5.0 19,401 - - 300 9,210 - - 1:00 Ore:lW Post will meet with the strictest attention. N i ue° GUINEAS IN GOLD: • zzo:Ns WEDNESDAY, THE IC H OF FEBRUAR.Y. Two Prizes of 25,000 Guineas, Two Prizes of £20,009 Two Prizes of £3,000 Sterlin t r, &c. &C. &c. 4 , CO RNIIILL, and 9 C! - lAR!NG•CRO.iS. BISH, of the a b ove Offices, most regretfully solicits the attentirpn of his hest Friends, the !coo the State Lottery, which cuninitoces Drawing on Ma's Day. Is:theme consist& of 20,000 Tidies, to be all drawn in owe tey of Four Days drawing. 'f he Prizes amount to £zoo,ooo, wicker which are to be paid in Sterling 'Money. Not salmis to a Prize, and no fixed or attached Cai:itul wLat- Ticket• and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Stock Broker, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING•CROSS, Where in the last Lottery, he sold Two - Prizes of - £50, , )00 One . . A 20,000 Swann other Capitals in 3 per Cent. Con4uls, and in the Two Contracts previous, Prize of - 149,Q00 - X3U,OuO One . Three &e. &e. ONLY ONE LOTTERY, VALENTINE'S DAY, ALL THE CAPITALS FLOAT ! Two of ::5,000 Guineas in Gt.ld, Two of 20,V00 Pout.ds, &c. &c. Making £200,000, in STERI.!NG MONEY. And only halt the usual pruportiol of lilank:>. With an In. 9.0.000 Tickets in line Scheme! distdivided into Two separate Lottuies, as of late years. k confidently recommended to Public mention, by The old-established r.rm of LAZARD, bURNE, end Co. the CotatrActors and Projectors. SCHEME. N() FIXED PRIZE ! k Prises of 25,000 GLlneas in Gold AC52,500 I ......... 420,000 4r),o00 1 ... ...... 5 9 0 00 ......, 10,4. CO i .. ...... 1,000 10 5 ........ 50r1 ...... ..... 200 ......... 15 , .... '• 101 ... . SO 24 ...... , 000000 ••• ••• No,. 15 ..... ..-.... 15.4 , 00 10 ...... 45,003 . •• eeeeeee !aim, all in MONEY. iegoo,oub kin TWO BI.ANKS TO A PRIZE! ili towlag St. VALEN fINE's DAY, lath FEBRUARY. tkw, awl Sham ate Selling by HAZARD, BURNE, and k —wets ll- " --- ), the Contractors South Gate of the Royal 401 : 1 011; where, in the ' late and former Lotteries, A been Sold etceeding in amount TWO IVIILLIONS G. • • ~..... 1 1 ,01 org 1 0111.! r co,l "I If • MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1816. BAZAAR, - 1 (FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF FEMALE AND DOMESTIC INDUSTRY). NOWENDALY, s f u rom y l s ' ex EN ed to FIVE in OPEN AFTERNOON, No. 5, Soho-square. This day was published, in one large Volume, Sva price les. in boards, the Second Edi tion, ,of HE STUDY and PRACTICE of the LAW, considered in their various Relations to Society. In a Se ries of Letters. By. JOHN RAITHBY, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Banister at Law. Printed for T. Oak!! and W. Davies, Strand. • TO THE MAGISTRACY, ice. THE RECORDER, or JUDICIAL and MA GISTERIAL MACIAZINF, was published this day, Wee Its. 64. containing a Compendium of all Laws as enacted; Civil had Criminal Trials; Analysis of all Law Boob; Corres pondence and Opinions on Legal Cases; Lives and Anecdotes; Register of all Police Transactions; Bankrupts; Law Appoint ments ; Miscellaneous Information, and Historical Events during the Month. Published by Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers'-eoart; J. Bins, 53, Pullament•street, and all Booksellers In Town and Country. ARMY CONTRACTS.. Commissary is Calera Office,. Great George-street, London, 23d January, 1816 N OTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of Contracting to supply BREAD to such of his Majebty!s Land 'Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, as may be 'requircd in LONDON, Ind Its Vicinity. That the Deliveries are to commence en and fir the Sikh day of February next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked," Tender fdr Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Tuesday, the 15th day of said Month of February (but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day), and, if sent by post, the pouage must be paid : Each Proposal must have the Letter which Is annexed to the Tender properly filled up,by two Persons of known property en gaging to become bound with the party tendering in the amount lowed in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tattler, and the prices expressed in words at length. Particulars of the Contracs may be bad upon application at this Of between the hours of eleven and Eve, where may be seer Samples of the Flour and Bread between the hours of twelve and two. • NEW MUSIC. 1 1 HE Overture. Songs. Dnetts, Trios, Qnattetts, Chorusses, Marches, and Melo-dramatic Music In the MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. new performing with the highest success at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, composed, with the exception of Five pieces, and the whole arranged by H. R. Bishop, pr. t 51. Donald, the Pride of Dumblane, a fa vourite Scotch Ballad, price 2s. The Maid with eyes so bli,o, composed by Sir J. A. Stevenson, Mus. Doc. pr. 2s. Hope smi ling whispers future joys, a Duett. computed by ditto, price s. Three Glees, for Four Voices, dedicated to the Glee Club, Dub lin, composed by ditto. price 6s. London . Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. No. 20, Soho square. NEW HARP MUSIC. UDIMENTS for the Single and Douhle-more• iv ment HARP, exemplified in a clear and concise manner, with forty-two Exercises for forming the Hand; and the Fin gering marked; to which are subjoined, forty-two pro:Tressive Les sons, constrwed on pleasing familiar airs, arranged in ell the p r in. 6131 keys. The whole planned, composed, and dedicated to the _ _ Miss Sand' ys, by HCNaf HOR N:Profvuor of tht Hup. Price I Is. Twelve Preludes or Introductions for the Pedal Harp In the Ma j.br and Minor Keys, as far as adnthsible, composed expressly for that Instrument, by W. L. Viner, Bath, pr. Xs. id. A Collection of the most Popular Airs, adapted in a familiar and progressive manner for the Harp, to which are added a complete Set of Pre ludes, tly di•to. pr. si. London : Publisi , ed by Goulding, D'Almalne, Potter, and Co. , No. !Q s Soho-squere. This day is published. Pr. ss. 6d. bound, 'vim' METAMORPHOSES SELECTS. With English Notes, and Geographical and Histvoct.l Qvlstions. By the Rev. C. CRADIEY,A.M. In this E.li•hon of select parts of the Metamorphoses, it has ?welt the o!es.gn or th. Editor to expunge every objectionable ex - prits I, sod to :old to the text questions for examination, and short Rote+ i.o f ngiish, i'lustrative of the Mythology, History, and CI:•••'ms of the Aneienta. 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':'ION, in right Parts; containing the most aypp.ved Met h0: 1 .4 of dr.twing Gesmetrical Figures ; Mensuration of Su- Ttrficie. ; Land Suiveying ; Mensuration of Solids; the Use o f the Carpel) I is Pule ; 1 iniber Ililvasure ; Artifice: l s %Voris*, il. lost rate.: by t h e I) msnsions and Contents of a !louse; Niengs strion of liarstacks, Dralne. Canals, Marl Pits, Ponds, Mill INuns, Entbankments, Quarries, and Coal-heaps; Conic Sections and theij Solids; Gauging in all its Departments; and a Dic t.onary of the Fermi used in Architecture. liy A. NE.SOIT, 111 aster of the Commercial and Mathematical Academy, Bradford, Yorkshire. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,Pater• roster-row, London ; and Issues Nichols, Leeds. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Complete Treatise on Practical Land Surveying, in Soo. with numerous Copper -plates and Wood cuts, 91. boards. A NEW VOLUME of SERMONS, by BISHOP HORSLEY. This day were published, in Ilvo. mice 10s. 6d boards, NINE SERMONS on the N.tture of the Evidence by which toe pact of our LORD'S Resurrection k esta blished; and pn various other Subjects. To which is prefixed. a Dissertation on the Prophecies of the MEssiwu dispersed atuuNg the Heathen. By SAW] El. HORSLEY, LL.D. F.R.S. I ate Lord Bishop of St. Aleph. Printed furLongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and F. C. and 1 Riving/on, St. Paurkehurch-yard. Also, just published, by the same Author, 1. A Translation of the Psalms of David ; with Notes. In 2 vols. lieu. price Li. 12s boards. V. Sermons, in S yols. BVo price 7s. " Ordinary readers (moderately conversant with the Bible, and with the theory and practice of their religion) may derive more advantage from these discourses than front any volumes of ser smins witch have Issued from the press fur the last fifty years= Edinburgh Review. • 6 ' WV hive iodeed no hesitation whatever to sir, that no sub sermons have issued front the British press slam the consomme meat ut oor ctitical hibouts."--Bdtials.Critio. . ARMY ooriTßAers. Commissary in Chiefs Office, Great George-street, London,usth January, ISI6. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply BREAD to his Majesty's Land Fortes in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under mentioned Counties t CORNWALL (including Scaly) DEVON. • Thai the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th thy o February next, and to continue for two mo iths only ; that Pro posals in writing, sealed up, and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be reee'ved at this Office on or before Tuesday, the 13th Day of said Mouth of February, (hut none will be re ceived after 12 o'clock ou that day), and, if sent by Post, the Postage most be paid. Prupo.als mu't be made separately for each County, and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly Idled up, by two Persons of known property en gaging to become boun.! with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, fur the due performance of the Contract ; and no Pro:-osal will he enticed unless made on a printed render, and tl.e pekes expressed in words st length; and should it so attpp:••t that during the continuance of the Con tract na troops should be stationed or ;tipped in the County, th expence of the Contract and bond, paid in the first instance by the Cortractur, to be refunled to him by the CJnimissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts mg be hal tspos application a. this Office between the hours of eleven and fly,. • This Oaf was published, price A N EXAMINATION cf Mr. MALTRY'S 1.1 REVIEW 44 Norris on the Dtiotth and Foreign :,oelety; swill Occasional Remarks OD the :1-tu:e sud Pendency ut that I•s•ntt:,ion. ..... By a t2I.:AGYMAX of the DIOCI ni LONDON. rraited t.u. F. C nu.l I. kivington, N. 111, st. kruoik Clnoeb y.r.l; sold .1-.. by I. Hatchard, 7ei, Hy. This day was pulth,Le..l, Haui.um.ly printed in One Volume, price in hoar.!., 84. THE VERACITY of the EVANCTELISTS IIEMONoTRATED, by a Comparative Vie.v toeir Mutative!.. Dedicated by perini4s. s, to the 3**,11 .1.) of Ditetaql. Dy thy Rtv. RORER NARES, F.R.S. Archdeacon of Ste w' ', ,ke Printed for F. C. and J. Riviuren, Jr. Paul's Church-yard; othlaisq by I. Hatchartl, Pkcaditly. This Jay was Neatly printed on a fi•4r piper, in l'wo large Via,. price in boards £l. IN. a New EJniuli, consideraNy intyluvcti anti corrected to he pre, , -iit tome, be ig the Tenth, of ' . 1 1 111'.. PEERAGE oldie UNITED KINGDOM of Olt E.% r BRI I'AIN and iItrIAND, with the ex inct 31.1 forfeitrd Nei ages, a List of their Family Name., second ate. Anil a Tramirion of their Mcows. Also, a List of Kat.dits Cr .0.1 Crosse+, Knights CommanTlers, and Commanders Iti she Nth, alph..beocally arranged, and of British Subjects foreign Order. of Knighthood. By JOHN DEBRKIT, Editor of Vie New Baronetage of England. Petal d for ItivisVons, Egerton, Walker, Clarke and Sons, Lson,tquit and C.). Casten and Davies. iticbarJsnn, Bomb, Lissy *. Booker, lidick and Co. Murray, Baldwin and Co. 1.1.10.er, liatcliard, sod Harding. Of whom may he had, by the same Editor, The New Barunetage of England, in two large volumes, price in 11:mt.'s .€l. Bs. NEW AND UNIVERSAL SCHOOL BOOKS. chis (l4y was published, in one large Vol. litmo. Second Edition, Lutvautlng 55(1 closely printed Pages, price Ss. 6d. bound, nItYRNAI. READINGS, being Lessons for every Pay in the Yerr; compiled from the must approved Autlirifits, and calculated to combine Entertainment with instruction. Tivs l'ubfea•ion has been honoured with the approbation of more than a Hundred and Fifty of the most respeerable Preceptors and Goerrn. sirs, In the Metropolis and its environs. " Ihe Co lip ler of ibis Volume Fa. shewn laudable Industry in consulting writers of respectability and authority for Ins selec tions. They comprise much information; and, by having recourse to the latest modern publications, the man of them to new, as we:l as ansusilig."—Literary Panorama. London : Publislwd by bherwocki, Neely, and Jones, Pater norer-row ; and may be bad of all Booksellers in Town and Country. Of whom may also he had, u. An Introduction to the Diurnal Readings ; being Choice Pieces in Prose and Verso, adapted to the Capacities of Youth ; price Ss. bound. ELEMENTARY ROOKS in the FRENCH LANGUAGE. This day were pubilohed, 1. fIUISY'S New GRAMMARof the FRENCH Vi LANGUAGE, with Two Complete Sets of Exercises, price ss. bound. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely. and Jones, Paterna -1 ter-row ; and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country. 01 whom may also belia.l, the following, written by W. A. BELLENGER, viz. 2. The French I'timer ; or, an Introduetion to Preach Conver sation.. is. sewed. 3. Modern french Conversation, containing Elementary Phrases, and New Easy Dialogues, in French and English. 25. 6d. bound. 4. Fables Chulsies, avec un Dictionnaire, ou toms les mats sons expliquis grammaticalement. its. id bound. S. A Dictionary of the Idioms of the French and Englids Lan , Oases. 7s. bound. " The present Volume which ecnita'ns a copious practical illustration of French and English Idioms, may serve to facilitate the acquisition of both, particularly the first. The Author justly *berm, it may betead as a book, learnt by heart as a task, or ;gawked u a Diatonari."—QrWral Review. _ Pitt 440. REGISTER OF A MARRIAGE W 1N i REWARD OF TWENTY GUMP; V;, DETTR YOUNG, a Carpenter in the N try. .nd a na lye of Sen land; '4 rirpos..d to have Men nyrrird in England (place unknown), be u. mei January, 171 n, ant ti No vember, 1776, whe he died." rho t'etur Young was res•ively Carpenter to the Emerald frigate, •he St Alba. t ma n of war, the F.xperinsrtr, of 50 rine, ;.n I the AraPrica mm 4 war; and during part of the ab ore I.e ie 15.m0.•• to have resided In tad near to London, ar•lin .Sheerne,s, t ;torus/rich, and lierfotd. He was confined for debt is he to lowing prl‘uno, viz. in Malil.none Gaol during part of 1766. ,In t'se Marshalsoa Prison in 1769 and 1770, and dur . ing part of 1768, 1771, nor 1774. In the Fleet Prism during per 771 ; and in the Ko•g's Bench Prison during part of 177.5 N a . • 1776. 10% 'ioever wit ;1..1 t out the Register of his Marriage, or give such iefor.oation a. sit lead toe discovery thereof, to Messrs. Spottirsvoode a• 11 r• son, 40, Sticky/tile-street, London, shall receive a gewar.l of •TWENTY GUINEAS. Also, any person who was acquainted with the sail Peter Young, or knows any thing relative to hint, is rel ierted to have the gitudness to send his name and address to Mes SitOitl9. wande and Robertson as above. SALES E‘Y AUCTION. IPSWICH, SUFFOLK. Genune. Elegant, and Fashionablo HOUSE/TOLD FURNI TURE, Orand Pianoforte, by Sronna - r. Pier arid Chimney Glasses, Mirrors, China, Glass, Small Library of Cella of Choice Old Wine, a Brown Mire, Green-hotted Chgera and Harnes,,,Saddle, Bridles, Brewing Utensils, Ste. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Prem'Ae, . Helen's. Ip•w;ch. on FRIDAY. the 0,11 of _ _ February, 1816, and billowing day, a: Eleven o'Cinzk, ty Order of the Proprietor, Captaio U f I'ER 1 . 0:1,10 ny, aliroail $ THE Genuine and F.!iion.bie HOUSEHOLD FUANI I'URE, comprising capi:al Four-post 80-steeds, wish Mahogany Pillar and Cotton Furni um, Sots, '1 ert and other Pedste ids and Furnjtures, prime seasoned Fea. ther Beds and Bedding, elegaut suites of Drawing-room and Dining-yu:lour Curtains, with tring.s, draperies in Chintz, Cot ton, and Morine; e xceedingly tine-toned Grand l'iatio..,rte, excellent Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Bookcases, Washing-and Dressing Tables, Card, Pembroke,Sofa, . and other Tables, In Rosewood and Mihrs3am, Gree'Ais framed Dining-parlour and 'Drawing-roa n s Chairs, Couches, Sofas. t4c. handsome Pier, and 'Chimney Glasses, Mirrors, Brus,el: other Carpets, Hearth-rugs,China, Glass, small Lthrary of i3oolis. Cellar of line-flavoured old Wines, a Brown Mare, Green-bodied Chaise and Harness, Saddles and bridles, as excellent brace of Spanish Duelling Pistols, small Model of a Vessel, I itlescope on bras. stand, Fenders and Fire-irons, numerous Kltchon lie. quisites, Brewing Utensils, Garden Tools, Melon4tames. Hand. ligh•s, an I various other Effects. 'Co be wowed by a;:plyin on !he Premisce.nn Wednesday anti Thur s day ecedi:!, , , : hr ale. may he 1.4 at One ,-a on the Preni,es; and ut Mr. itoh!u., Warwick. ;• re.,, Golden—q-are, Mr. A. WILSON's genuine and moire S FUCK nr S;TEIt l'Y PE PI.A l'F.4 ut popular and esteem. d W (IRK ;; valuable I.E V4Eili)l.D Es TA I ES in Camden town, aid fa Duke. s•reet, line An" Inn fields t Types ati4 other Ces-vecrk Ma teria`s, Stereotype Foundry. Apparatus. Stay:hope an d other Press•wurk Msterints, an extensive Stock of :stereotype Rooks, Ste.- -I.iy order of the Prorrie. or, wis I is thielqu.slaing Busiress. be Mr. SAUNDLitS, At his Grra: Rooms, the Poets Gallery, No. SO, Fier-street, on MONDAY, Feb. 19, Mt Five knowing Days, at Eleven each Day, lit less previously distioe‘d of he Prorate contract, of which due notice Will he even —Arranerneot of the Sale, HAS t AND :MK •ND DAT*. riti. 19 awl sou, T" well-selected S POCK of STEREO I'YPE BOOK% hi quires, and vas imply lerund, &yid ha° Lots t..r r sonvenitace of the 1 rade in gett,.r it, to whom a 0114dt-rattle credits will he given, as expressed in the conditions of ;aft ; a e .1- I.,:tion of Wood Cuts. el•it9y Jerigord and elle:lived by Cie!....11, a small essortment of Books printed front moveable ' yees. I MIRO DAY, Feb. el.—lle whole of flee otei eotype Plates manufactured by Mr. Nilson on his own account, as en itn.eu'ed in till catalogue, and whic h comprise a Nliscei.aneour sel-c i.•:i of the moat useful Standa rd Works, such as A.n.wortles, Yo Johuilon's, Nhgent's, and En•ick's Viciona. - 'es; the h on t r mar, and minor Latin Classic, read at r:. on t.ehonl ; L. e:int Spelling end other School Books; 1 1 .1 tie on t tmull te•Etit, an I, Bvo. and iento.; the Specie-re-, tatter, an I Guist-than, Niro. and 18mo.; Elegant Eaten:. rinse :sad Elms its, one vol. eve. ; His .olre de Charles XII. as , Nouveau i estatuan, li.del to the Bible, lye loses; with a variety of ocher Wo.ks, Rebgi our, Instructive, and Entertaining. The whole in the hest pure slide condition, and firming a property of a most extensive and valuable description, exceeding 3e, -:Ou Stereotype Plates, or le7o sheets of letter-press of various sizes, and weigeing above 37,500 pounds. FOVATM DAY, Feb. Ile.—A substantial Leasehold Building. erected in 1810, for a Composing-room, Foundry, fireeprouf Depository fur Stereotype Plater, &c. situated about a quarter of a mile beyond St. Pancras Churi.h. on the high road to Kentish Town. The types, leads, ect. (weighing about 8,500161.) send other cue work materials, in the Composing-room. Fre nit DAY, Feb. 2l.—The Stereotype Foundry Apparatus, consisting.of every requisite tool for the tnou!din i ; and casting departments, so contrived as to produce the best plates of the hardest metal that may be desired. Stern DAY, Feb. :14.--Extensive Leasehold Premises, liters/ up in 1 810, tor Printieg Offices and Divelinig Idolise, si 41' es: contiguous to the Ler.sehold BeiLling, mentioned in th.: tootle day's pale. The whole of the etailliore prt , res, Slack., and ether f;ritting matenalt. in the pi es.-ro. rit‘ ; with ex. ehert bydroebechanical and screw bookspreeees„ &c. in the war - be l uae sejoining, and about 5,000 tett of superior poling and bearers throughout. Spacious Leasehold Nem erected in i e it, situated Nu. i Duke-streer, Lincoln's Inn eh's, adapted teraily business requiring light and room, paiticulatly that of a ster..w type founder ant printer. be viewed by catalogues only, on the premises, upon appli cation to Mr. Wilson, Stereotype Office. Camden Fown (situated oil the high roed to Kentish Town) 14 days prior to the sale, and samples of the hooks, and particulars, with a plan of the Eqate. at Camden 7 own ; 'may n'so be seen at Mr. Saliuderes Office, No. 29, Fleet.street, Louden ; where catalogues, price es. each, may be bad; also, of Messrs. niawct• an.l Cayti, Edinburgh ; Me. Cumming, Dublin; Mr. Turehull, G'a•gow ; 114.:sirs. I‘Tilson and Son, York; Mr. hiozley, Dcl by ; :siessrt. W It oh.nson Son, Liverpool; Mr. E. Thompson, Manche ter; :ems. ileilby and Knott, Eirmingliain ; Mr. Walker, Gloacesier ; Mews. Wood, Cunningham, and Co: Bath; Nies es. aid ?col, Bristol; Mr. Upham, Exeter; and Alessi-3 ausi Salisbury.--N. IL All letters mutt be post-petit. The genuine and entire S PUCK, in MINI iihai and of Mr. J. STRATFORD, of Maori-Nil, buokbelicr, a 11..11. rut, by order of the A.higners, By Mr. SAUNDERS, At his Cleat RooM, the Poets' Gallery, Na. 29, Fleet-street, an Alois DAT, Feb. 26', aL twelve, THE whole of this importan t STOCK a d.. pto d for periodical Sale in Numbers, anti cornpri e, in tuno, Canteen's History of England, and ti..nry's Exporition or the u ti and New Testament : In Quarto, an cleaant edition of th- - h.!, ry of England, by George Cuurtney Littleton, C,q in vtils. w:f Continuation ; Pelham's World, or a cooykte Colleccson if V. g ages and Travels; Burkitt on the New Testament; and Newton's Life of Christ : in Octavo, Hughson's History of London aid • Environs, 6 vols. illustrated with numerous plates ; and flist. , •f of Don Quixote. 'I he entire Stock of each article, together watt the copper-plates belonging to the tame, will be ,old in one I. several of which may be completed at a very small esperoe. Catalognea may be bad s and Samples of the Books seen as above. i . j In the Press, and speedily will be published, 4 New F.Altinn. with cnagiderable Addition., of rrIT - nt PRINCIPLES of FLUXIONS. By the AL Rt.. IiIIALTRY, B.D. F.R.S. late Fellow of Trinity Col!rgi. Cambridge. • 'Cambridge: Fronted for Deighten and Sons; and Law and Whittaker, Ave. Maria-hue, London.