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OfFiCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF EXCHEQUER BILLS. BY Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in the Act 51 Gap. 111. cap. 15, intituled, " An Act for enabling his Triaiesty to direct the issue of Exchequer Bills, to a limited ameurt, for the purposes and in manner therein mentioned." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That it will be the general practice of the Board, when Loans net exceeding £lO,OOO are. a l Tlied for, that no Security be received for mere than 42,500. In Loars exceeding.4lo,o9o,no Security to be received for more than £5,000. Applicants fee Loom; on the security of Goods, are to state the nature, quality, and Triunity of the Goode; the amounaat t their valite at the current price; whether the Goods are their , owit property, or held by them as Corsiguees, or Factors, and, if the Ltter, what specific interest they have therein; and in what maim eer they propose to give the entire custody of them to the Board of Commissioners. WILLIAM HOLDEN, secretary. South Sea House, April 9, 1141. • "GENERAL PO s SiiOiFICI, WILLIAM NEGUS, a Sorter ot Letters in tl4 lulaa Department of this °thee, Is strongly suspected,Of FELONY. Whoever shall apprehend, or cause him to he.appre broiled, will be entitled to a Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, payable upon his Ccmvictisigp Thesaid William Negus is about 24-nars of age, 9 feat 14 inches high, walks remarkably upright,it *in visaged, of a dark complexion—has hazel eyes, dark baits livery wide name)l and. bail teeth, yd a large sear on his left arm. Ho is .a native of . Bromham, near badford, and lately lodged at Mr. Moss's, Ne Or • in Nelsosa's7squarsh . Blukfriar's . - He was dressed about ten days ago in a black coat and waio.:4 coat, and ligasian boats...-By Command of the- Post-Mastery, General, FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. • Ma day wtsfublialard, ht 9 Vols. Imperial Octavo, embellished with 84 beeutifta Views, price £3.25. THE THAMES; or Gr a phic Moat rations of Seats, Villas. Public Buildiogs, and Picturesque Scenery, oo the Banks of that noble River. " Thames, the most bw'd of all the Ocean's Sons." The Engraving` execoted by William Bernard Cooke, from Original.prawiogs by Samuel Owes, Esq. Printed for Verrtoc, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry, and W. B. Cooke, 12, York-place, Pentonoille. KING'S BIRTH-DAY. rr BISH recommends a peruial of the under-me:l - tion d Schulte g th - eNeiv Lottery, which will be found to contain Sixty Capital Prises, all to be draws on the 4th ef JUNL • ' • .• SCHOLL . 4 ... Pikes of £34100 are ... 280,000 24 ... . . 1,000 .300 ..., 16,00 0. • 410 .... .. . .... SO 404 - ... 25,000 • - Fleo ...... 16 ...... . 22,000 216080 Ticket*. 2990,0619 Tickets and Shares are selling In great variety, g bath of the eld-es•ablished Offices of DISH, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, ellAltiNG-CAOSS+where..2 Priaes.uf S5O )09, ware sold in tbe list Lottery, - 2•Prizes-of £20,0c0 in the Lottizi.liernie, 7 prizes of £20,000, with 37 ether Capitals in the last Fifteen Mantis. -• . P-rsons in the Country who cannot get supplied with Tickets sr Stapes by the Agents, are desired to send to 13IS 1,q,, 4a 4, edit IsiiiLLl., and No. 9, CHARlir:p-CROS.-.., *LONDON. ST. JOHN'S SERMONS—VOL. H. • This y was published, in avo, Be. hoards, a Second Volume of pRACTICAL SERMONS, on several important . Subjects, for the The of Feanflies. By the Rev. I'HEOPHILIJS ST, JOHN, LL. B. Printed for l'eruor, kiorad t allalAblipo, Poultry ; P. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Chureb-Votd; * Longman, Hurst, Rees,' Ortts!, and Prown, Paternoster-row; and J. Bombard, Piccadilly. Where may be had, the Wirst, Volume, price 7s. 6d. This day were published, Elegantly printed in 6 .Vol.. fivo. with a Portrait of Mr. Addison, from air:Orli:lAl Picture by Dahl, price Xs. 12.5. is board., some copies on royal paper, price XS Bs. in boards), THE WORKS of the Right Hon. JOSEPH ADDISON—A new Edition, with Notes. By the late RICHARD HURD, D. D. Lord Bishop of Worcester. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Stiend. . A PRIZE IN,I'HE ctry arritioff ' • AND STOCK. SELLING WITIV O U T . RESERVE. 'THE COMMITTEE . OF MANCHESTER, I SCOTCH, . and "NW FACTORS, e, Pickett-street, Temple-liar, curtly opposite Meters. Twining, Verehouse, ! beg to acquaint Ladies, Nobility, and the Public, that in conse quence of_the House being Drawn a Prize in the City Lottery, I eke whole of their extensive and valuable STOCK of LINEN DRAPERY must be SOLD without Reserve, an opportunity affording so many advantages will no doubt- prove an inducement to Ladies and Fainffies to make large Purchases; early sipplica. thin is particularly requested whilst the Stock is complete and well assorted—Country Drapers, in all parts of the Kingdom, might greatly benefit themselves by attending to this Ativer 'Hilt day was pulthshea, Elegantly printed in 2 Vols. Sto. and illustrated by numerous Engravings of Portraits, 'lnt ique Busts, and a Map of Ancient Greece, price £3. Si. in boards, a Mtw Edition, of ATHENIAN LETTERS ; or, Tile Epistolary Correspondence of an Agent of the King of Persia, residing at Athens, during the Peloponnesian War. By • the late Earl of HARDWiCK.E, Hon. CHARLES YORKE, Etas !trifted for 7 T, Caduil and W. Davies. Strand. .r This day were 0011'44 Elegantly printed In 4 Vols. hvo. with Portraits of Mr. Mason, Lord Holdernesse, arid Dr. Burgh, 'front original Pictures, price Ef. :is. in boards, . • THE WORKS of WILLIAM MASON, M. A. Precentor of York, and Rector of Aston : .cousisting of the: English Garden, a Poem ; the dramatic Poems of Elirida and Caractacus; Miscellaneous Poems; Translation of Du Fremoy's Art of Painting (with Notes by Sir Joshua Reynolds); Sermons, &c. Published tindeethe direction of his Executors. Printed-for 'T. Cadell and . W. Davies, Strand. tisenteni. • The Stock consists lh part of .the following Gorki:, viz. 950 pieces 7-9ths and 4-4ths soiled Irish 'Linens ; 10 holes of fresh knported Ditto • Lancashire, Yorkshire;itsish, and Russia Sheet inp ;r . 950 pitces of printed eantbrics Calicoes ; 1000 Silk and Imitation Skawls v 900 pikes Cambrics and lacconot Mwslins ; tarey Muslin and Lenoes, Sirstiets, 'Stuffs', Boinbazeens, &c. 10,000 yards Calicoes and Ginghanis,'‘d. perlard. N. B. Observe panictdarly the Wires', the large corner Shop. With a goidenUniekrit (font. • • This day was published, handsoinely primed in one volume 4tc . - with a*Pcirtralt of Lord Charlemoot, from an original Picture, price .CI Ili. id. in boards (a few copies on royal paper, price .E 2 I'6s.. W 2. is boards), AffEMOViCaof the POLITICAL and PRIVATE -VA LIFE of TAMES CAULFIF.LD; EARL of CHARLE MONT, Knight of Sr. Paaleit,&e. Ste. Fce. By FRANCIS HARDY, Esq. •iiiiensber of the Honeyed' CS/Winona is the three last Parliaments , . • • pf Ireland. • Pclnted for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. - - — BISHOP PCIRTEUS'S LIFE AND WORKS. Early in May Will be published, handsomely printed in 6vols. Rvo. •• with a Portealt of his I.ordship, from an original Picture, TIE WORKS, complete, of the late Right Reve end BEILBY PORTEIN, D. D. Lord Bishop Of London. With an Acioofir of his Life and Writings, . By the Rev. ROBERT HODGSON, A. M. Rector of St. Georges, ha:lover-square. 'Printed for T. Cadeil and W. Davies, Strand. *„." The Life of Bishrtp Porteus, which will form one of the Volumes, will also be oold separarely for the a:commodation of those who are already in possession of the several Works. • _ , ____. ______ __ This day was publbhed, , .., • THE BEAUTIES of ENGLAND and WALE S. Eleven Volumes of this valuable Work arecomplete ; and the following are now in courer of _publishing . _ . Vol. X. Part 11. containing Middlesex. NEW AND AsTittEsspur METHOD OF TREATING Vol. XIII. containing Shropshire, Staffordshire, and Somerset. NießvoUS. cONSTJA4ZUVE, AND SCROFULOUS Dili- LODF.RS. • shire; Numbers E. to ilk are published. •• Vol. XVl:Torkabire. will commence in May. VLEICH, Esii.. hitlitg been into Staffordshire; vol. XVII. Wales, (Numbers I. to vl. are published.) • 1 - 4 • a:A hadbcalat evidence of kilo wondeflui success of the rip Take notice that Vol. VII. contains 17 so 55,63 6 ,64 6 ,65 * . ItT• W. Mosst.ky's Owl for Curing Nervous, Consumptive, Ditto, Vol. VIII. Nos. 56 to 62, atitl6l 6 , 82'. and S teti fOnis Diedrtkrs, feels satisfied from what he has 'yen, Piloted fur V t rnor, Hood,-'and Sharpe' Longman, Hurst, dm eo Nifiwous or Seeulons, and but few Consumptive patients Rees, Orme, and Browne, I. Harris , l. Ctitbeil, B. Crosby, Li 1'64 new APipair of a radical cure. .E. L. having been luso-acted I Richardson , M. Richardson, and Cadell and Davies. in the niesbiod•Of tore, and provided with all the remedies, may . . Where may be had, be cetteoltedist h;s Deno. No. 10, Red :.ion-square, Holborn. The British Atlas ; being a Companion to the Beauties of Eng. To prevent improper applications from town or country. letters land and Wales. Containing Maps of the Counties, from irn- Must be yost paid, and inclose a one pound note, for which in- proved Surveys; Plans of Cities and principal Towns, and atruetions and remedies will be reunited. 'goat Views of Cathedrals, &c. Ike. dame by Mr. Cole, aud en. Advice t o the Poor, g ratis, be;ore eight o'clock, every morn- graved by Roper, neatly coloured, 4to. half-biotin), £3, lOs.; via few-trial log, Sunday excertd. • • • raper 3 bet Improsloo., S 75. Si. ,i . . - . , • . . . • • • • .. ' ' • .•• , - . • . . . - • - -. _ - .- , _ ......-1.--.. - ...,1......—... . . . , MANGLES, UPON SUPERIOR PRINCIPLWS. SYS-RS MAJESTY'S ROYAL rernots PATENT. THE Nobility;Gentry, and Public in general,-are respectfully informed that S. DAVIS haeiitg pwebaoed the Patent of Mr. Melia's, for his egcelledt hi"AbltilES, has Tee 2 31 1 Wed tha Rosiness fro* No. 53 to. No.4e bkkiner-street,Snow- hill. London, tour, dogs from Fleet-Markex,.where he respect fully solicits the attention of the Public to his superieriMangle, **Mb, for power at .execiltion, ease of working,. substa“titil oainpaut4Onssnositiost, .pd every useful adycnt age, sounds unri valled, and which, upon inspection, he is confilent will be ap proved abd-onikertalty'adispord.= • - FOk THE HOOFING COOGEL • AUSTIN's LINIMENT, which is an External ap. . 4 4- plicatlaa, and hiarbeen - useti arid} Pmstant mecum lb prr state, and die:Mule-3 gads for many years, is now, (rem the nts 7 uterons application for it;offered . to the Public in generali as a safe, easy, 484 effectual remedy for this disorder, . and that,fre (jointly when afl other medicines hive failed. It is viu..7.y d carious in other obstinate and'distressing Coughs. • Sod tally by F. Newbery. and Sons, is their Warehouses. 4E, St. Paul's Church-yard, London; and No. 27, Dante-street, Die,liu; Sn Poll, price2s. each, duty loth. Alio, by Bacon and C 9; Qxtpr.l-street; flawitins, Old Bond-street; Barthel!, Lois Acre; Ward, HolbOrn ; Randall, Royal Exchange; Clarke, Borough; Fretich; Tooley-sireer; Barry, Brldge-street, West. 21tiheteri . aid Bresnand, Ilishopegate-street. . . . • . 4115014.. 1 .. 4 ....... •b, ' ... _Nut , etst:r,ft ~ .." . iti 4. ~, t 'l:-$ PM, : 4 ' ',." .. • %at , '• 4 ik ;•• ..e . • .41.,j ;,.. .., , . .. t, i. v k I tkk,, i , , . e.k..77,c - "N ' IC l f . 1 r...... 5.,„ :: , 4:. ~.. t'' '''' ~•-:' , N. k':• '‘. , . . ....,' N•-... r i 1 . . L . . '' ‘" iTTEADA‘ r , APRILI6, i 8 U. ,!:10, • - , This day wit published, price Is. 6d. COkiLIATIQN with AMERICA the TRUE PGLICY of GREAT BRITAIN. By a FRIEND to, British Manufactures.—Printed fur John Stockdale. Piccadilly. This day was published, Elegahtly i printed in post•Svo. price tOs, Cel. in boards, the Third lE.ditioa, corrected and enlarged, of .- 1 -1 1 IE LAMENTATION. A Poem,' Two -L Parte. To which are added, other Miscellaneous Pieces in Blank Verse and Rhyme. Printed kr White aud Coehraue,.Ficet street. SURREY_ INSTrruTION, Appoi. L. 5. 1811. , T'HE Proprietors and Subscribers are respectfully Informed, that Mr. JOSEPH LANCASTER will deliver 2 gratuitously, a Lecture on his ROYAL BRITISH SYSTEM d EDUCATION, It this plate, on. Monday, the 22d instant, at Seven o'Clock in the Evening precisely. KNiGHr SPENCER, Secretary. . • EnucxrioN. rHE Widow and asughters of a Beneficed Cler gyman of thg Established Cliusch of England, wish to take a limited number of yonng live with the famity,,and be educated by the Daughters, with the assistance of eminent Mas bouse is in a gcnteel and airy situ's , inn, near the Bed ford Nuhery, and references will be given to Clergymen ii;gh in the Church. Cards of address at Mr. Ovey's, Tavistock-strcet, Covent-Garden; and az Messrs. Damns and Harvey's, BoOkr sellers, pratechureti•street. • A young Lady basing left school, of whose parents are dead, or relations at a distance, wilLind a comfortable home. • THE MOANING CHRONICLE, fgr 16 years, 1 1 . TO BE SOLD.—Apply to Mr. Booth, Bookseikr, Dike street, Portland-place, who has alio on Sile Copies of the Ency-. clopedia, Fourth Edition, all the pirblished Pasts of Dr. Rees's Cyclopedia, or of Bre;irster's Encyclopedht; ii sopirrhil ant uni formly bound Copy is Russia, of 141 Poets ' and celebrated trans tedim, including :be Lusiad, Cowper, aid Walter Scott, nuking 28 Volt, rayalABvo. the same Nvotic in infr-ior borl l / 4 0 PATElN fr ige -1 7 -4 CLOTH, witrrakted, for durability and washing, equalti the best Irish I.inen.,and about half the price, cold wholesale and bythe piece -154, Cheapride, near St.Piul's ; at Harding,Hovrell; and Co.'s, Pall Mali; and no other Hansa in Loodon.—Familieiii who have been disappointed purchasing this article, owing to the great demand of late, are most respectfully informed, that a con-' sisiotable increased supply from the Manufactory and Bleach emit:lds in Derbyshire to now received weekii. This day was published, VCYCLOPIEDIA BRITANIqICA.—The }lave not completed their Sets, are iequested ha do ft immediately. , The price is not advanced to 18s. each Part, and must shortly be double. Printed4oe ;Vernor, Hood, and. Sharpe, Si, Poultry; where inrcifFs for-a .New Edition ) being the Fifth, are receive& ( 3t 16 [ PRICE SIXPENCE-HA I.I*IINYI , --__ • - RELltr Or THE BRITISH PItiSONEkB , IN FRANCE. THE COMMITTEE beg to state, `.‘at there are at present upwards of 1(1,000 British Prisoners in the diffes rent Prisons of Prance, for the most part in great distten ; and that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their suf ferings, In soMe degree. by assisting them with ankles of Meath. Mg, Bedding, Fuel, and suck other nr.:evraries as they stand tWe most in need of. They further beg leave to state, that they Inve secured a ufs conveyance for such Sums as are to be trill's:4"i to France for the use of the Prisoners. Amount advertised • - . - Subscriptions Sint;: received : Worshipful Company of Clothlera - - 52 10 0 Parish Church of Windsor, after a Sermon by the Rev. J. Cosset - - $7 19 0 Windsor Volunteers who attend the Service, transmit ted by the Rev. H. Plumley, Vicar f:2 1 0 • James IClntock, Esq. - - , S 0 0 Brancaster Church, Norfolk - • 13 13 0' Titchwell Chureh,, Norfolk • - • 1 4 41 Thomas Sippingbreak, Norfolk - - 22 C Colkeirk Church, per the ttev. T. Martin - 613 0- Brigham Church, per the'Rev. P. Simpson • 70 0; Pertenhall Church, near Krinhohnn, p,r itev.T.l\lar;y:i 9 5 6 Great Massinghset Church, Norfolk, on the Fast l)ay, . ity the Rev. Hor. Hamond and Churchwardons sel 1 IS Ili Little litteesinghites, by the• Rev. Mr. Bisnd and awe. J 7 0 - A. few Friends at Mr. Futter's. the Star, Nag a Ilea& court;Geacethurch-street, Sons of Cisatinerce 4 g • The Rev. G. Leek ' - • - ,'• i S 0 Masonic Lodge, Brighton, per Mr. E. Scott '' ' 1111 vtr Wocton-under-Edge, at the Church-door, on the - Fast Day, per the Rev., . Austin -- - 14 16 3 St. Leonard's Church, after a Sennett bpthe Rev. IL Plumley, Vicar, manse:tided by the Churchwardens 84 10 6 . Methodist Chapel at Durham, of the Rev. Jelin Wen. • •I. ley 's Connection, per John Ward, Esq. - -14 11. ES; Rotherhithe Church, on the Fast-dot, after a Sermon i preached by the Rev. John Luke ~ - 33 12 6 Subscriptions transmitted rr Chas. Wattln and Son, Barkers j Ekteastry... Parish Church, Daventry - •- - 9 9 s The Rev. Dr. Smith - ' - 3 8 0 Charles Watkins and Son - • 5 5 0 Sundry Persons at Daventry - 41 14 0 Subscriptions received it Uoyts Coffee-house; and by all the Banking-houses in the-United Kingdom. THOMAS FERGUsiON, Secretary. • Noqi, Goscfotpay Contused-std ,C26,f. , 74 14 S t .. COAL TAR. BROWN AND PAINTS, PREPAIER FOR • . . - 0 ll' t -POOR PAINT' N 1.4 • THE Public are most respectfully informe43; that, the above-mentioned Article* continue to be prepared hyshe British Colour Company only, No. T, Walhrook, London. The Coal Tar Brownie recommendedfor Barns ald all rough Fetich* is of a good colour, and wilt be found cheaper add - Morale/OW • than common Tar. The Paints are of various shades of Geese :. and other colours, peculiarly adapted for useful and ontanownia • covering, lead arc gully applied. being sold In a stare for nee. . N. B. White Lead, and all sorts of Paintrill Oltreusi-440* of the best quality, Linseed Cakeior Cattle; &c. ' •, • CUSTOM-HOUSE, POR:i*SMOU is • Oa Thursday, rite I eth Inst. will be exposed to Public- Ss le, at this Office, at tin o'cloeir.in the forenoon, THE under-Mentioned Goods, the same having been seized and legally condenined, viz.—Foreign Silver Plate, coral, Prints, Portugal Plumbs, Arrow-root, Fir ins -ter, Lines and Twine; Candles, Sails, Sh awls, Velvet, Swet-n•xeatts, 004 s, Ins*, Saga?, Biscuit, Cable, Varnish, Fasts, Mustily Preserves, Anchovies, Runs, Stsh;Paint, ILterser, liantirig, 011; Shells ' Pictures, Pickles, Wine, Geneva, Powder, 1!•-t , brashes t - Nails, &c.—Also for exportation, Pieties of lilt, Silk S: awls, mir Silk Sash, and four small Paintings,, for the duties; and Onus at bundles old Russia Mats —All which may be viewed is--offiee• hours, three days before the sale, on application to the %Vareboassec keeper. NOKWCOI3, allttstitY.-.- I 0 llli 3.1.1, Cheerfully situated in that respectable Village and Maio Road fat the eminetief of Biwa A SPACIOUS Modem-erected BtIICK HOUSE, comprising *even lied Rooms, two DiessbigßUoms, four Parlours, Nielsen, and good Cellarage, with etc necessary de tachntents,parttcularty suitable fora respectable Scbobl. there being .none near ti, gut genteel LodgingAiouse. The sitaarian is pre sumed particularly desirable, commanding very distint and pie. turesque views over the Kent and Surrey Hills. Biggar Hill is • six miles•from town, and good roudorith toads...pawns hourly, the air salubrious,and esteemed as not inferior to sty Within that distance of town. There are two Acres and a Natfofl-aud, and . 13 more may be had if required. A Lease will be grimed, at a !mo dem. m ot —Apply to Mr. Hayes, Norwood, who ofill•sbew the prentises; or. Mr. Auittn, Streatham, near the Geolhosind ; at Mr. Parscm's Ogler, 13, Little Queen-street; Li& coin a Inn ; or Mr. Goodwin, Golden Horwerard„Oxford-strole • • This day was published, • ba three large Volames Bvo. price £3. 3s. boards, dedicated to the King (with his Majesty's most gracious Permission), Was— nate!. by 75 Plates on Artillery, Fortification, Ste. and reniark able Battles fought since the year 1675, THE ELEMENTS of the SCIENCE of WAR :. containing the modernestablished and apisroied Principles of the 'lbeary and .Pracdce at alio Mikes y Sciences; viz.. the Formation and Organisation of an Army and their Arms, &c.alte. Artillery, Engineering, Fortification, Tactics, I.ogistici, Grand Tactics, Cattrameta• on, Military Topography, Strataity, lectic, and Politics of War.. By WILLIAM MILLER, Lieutenant of the King's Gorman Emeneen,'l). P. M. A. and late first Public Teacher of. Military liciencei at the flpiyi.rsky di Usttingen• For the Use of Military Schools and selfslastructi,on. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and, Brown, J. Egerton, 3. Maryann, and Black, Pirry andKiarbury. s PAPER 4NI) LLOUIt MILLS. Bt►.RKsHietr. TO BR lOLD ISY PRIVATE COSITRACT, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, si.. 4.A.. tuate et &mon Courtney,ki the Co.es? or Betio, on this Banks of the River Thames; comprising a .large Paper-mill and a Florsenill„ with substantial Drying Lofts, goodDswelling-house, Gardin,snd Stehle, about seven Acres of Merletragmund, and airs, or willow-bed', and ettensive Fishery. AI.. a 'foliage, on 'Tonnage; of Foor•pence per Ton, for all Barges and Boats passing the said Mills to and front Ler.!on, which produces a handsome, income. The premises are desirably situate in one of the finest. Corn Connties •Is Englatid, awl are iLttant only two milks front Abingdon „ eight from Oxford, eight fro.n %Vantage, i 6 from Taring ; don, eight freer WAllingfui d, Is lro:n Newbury, '24 front Rvad. 1 ing, and 50 from lasadon, and there is a communication by water. with Bath, Bristol, Liverpool, and I.onstri. The Mills and Premises nuy.be viewed, by a2plicatlem to Mr. Stevens, on the premises, and particuiars may be had, by apply. ing to Mr. 'Filson; Solicitor, No. 5, Chatham-place, New Bridge. street, London. • N. B. The Timber /rowing on the Estate, and the utensilsbo• longing to the Mills, to be taken at a fair volostion. . WESTMINSTER' ABBEY AND rrs MONUMENTS. Oo the First of May nest will be published, No. I. of a truly ht. , teresting liistoricil Work. egtided. WESTMINSTER ABBEY AND ITS MO NUMENTS, embellished with fiiur lieautiful coloured Plates, price 10s. Cd. to the first SOO Subscribers, and t Ss. to the second 500 Subscribers. No more than one thousand copies will he printed, which must evidently make the work scarce before it is finished 'fhc Nobility sod-Gentry are retretfulli informed, that Spe cimens of the Fiat Number, Drawings. &c. Ate.. may be seen at 1.. ACKaata.ssi s gEpos.vroar Or AllTa, 101, Strand From the unbounded approbation which tills work experiences, all the copies will very soon be subscribed for ; and it is presumed, that, long before it is completed, they will be worth double or treble the original cost. . N. B. The whole will be comprised in Sixteen Monthly Parts, and form Two Volumes large Elephant c.o. containing about 70 coloured Engravings. RECENT qujigs, tact. To Dr. Sotostort, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. STR—An instance of the singular efficacy of your Cordial B alm of Gilead, has lilies under my notice, which merits general publicity. 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