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This day was published, By Order of tie Committee for Managing the Subscription, and for the benefit of its Runic, E SPEECH of THOMAS FOWELL BUX TON, Esq. at tl•e ,Egyptlan Hall, on Thursday, the 26th November, 181 6., o which is added, the Report of the Spital• fields Asroefation, read a• the Meeting.. Printed and sol.l by Wm. Piulltps, George yard, Lombard street ; sold also by I. and A. Arch, Cornhdl ; and Hincitard, Piccadilly. THE next "e'etitig ~ tihi. NOCI s• Y Kiu be het , ' ^t FltEMA`'Ohl S 14A1.L on r HU* , VAY. the 12th of DECEMBZR, 1816. The - Cita& War tvk l u s we're o'Clocic precis;!., by his Kaye! Metres. t.... Pule of SUSSEat —Ladies will be adntlued try l'irketf,..w ich iityy be had on tpplicatich to the Member.; of the Conitnitri, IR Mr I. Millar's, Queen .4rte - , ISloonlabury ; or at the obiir ruit Schoel, BefOlsitil !toad . . g e oc riprioas already advertised; £21,685 It d 1 1 5 5 ZIO 10 0 5 0 2 0 A. B. William Hobson, Marsh Scainford•hW 30 0 0. 1 1 . Slated Incorrectly In former Adeertlat bet Vfainewrlght, Esq. Gray's Inn square At Rogers and Co. Vitro, Jun. E.q. pd arse. sEIO 0 e tc end Soo, SwI SI 10 sum A* I and SWSI . 10 10 tn. Haltbain r, 10 ••••.... 111 At Robarts.and Co. laroWard, ad lOW 3 3 I L Gone h e rd 10 0 10 0 • 2 0 1 CA51644 11 . E*4 10 0 20 0 purr, Vibitelock, and • Co. ' 21 0 It.i.esnerso 5 0 woke and Gore 20 0 6pry Bonham, Esq. 50 0 Ladies • . 5 0 in. rkuilerleath 1 0 p Pletidaieub 1 0 1e Mashers of N.'s gpliy, Ills. 6d. Molt Warner 10 10 i n . vim, 0 Ow Wars 5 0 4r. *abets Ware 3 0 N. 1 0 SW Bea e. Esq. 10 0 men J. i.V.r shoo, Esq. 21 0 Niue, El* 2 0 Down 2 raw Sena Cofer Hone, 18$. 6d. ir.Cooper s II J. Friedmann, Esq. 0 Itipleys as 10 5 5 II 5 5 1 1 —.sole Adjustment 1 0 Plown 2 2 712 Misses Sbersold, per Ois e tiith and co. 5 0 lor.i 2 2 O.T. W veer'. Ott ks mi Josernerunt, .e. 3 146 6d 111061 i. Car,er p-t y, 'I bows Brown ... per Mr. beltrt.c. Id 10 10 31. Liddiard 9 bait. cf ditto 1 1 Ms Berestorti, Esq. 10 0 L 1 0 Li. 10,,,t00 Higlibury 913 Pis. 1491, kligliburr • eat las. Climbs Parr Sur lily, Cremes - bill, Omperrich 1010 Wad sa4 Yates .scl 0 At Imes and Co. likletotr Holmes 10 10 )L► /WC Hamilton, • 16,Crocent, lath 20 0 Us Henderson, Esq. likotaase street 10 10 hie Aytcr,Esq. Eccles HQ, oar Hastag 30 0 At Bosi.oqort and Co. Ilk Cron, k.. 41. Guild- Inanreec 21 0 At Veto owl Co. km Jolla Cum 111, Vales. Latinos* • LL ILL - IL Ist. Isar Clods - - kitik Greer 5 0 itafeard Greway 10 0 George Grrgory Y 0 1 14 lobo linger), g 0 Ik. Charles Gregory 1 0 Yr. ltrtgery 1 0 At Sid*, Payne, and Co. la bores Andrwer 2 2 Nta. WiAagbby, j.,:n. 2 2 aterta. Picschell 5 0 1:1*1 Wet, lionuga• buy, Harts . 10 10 JAL e. s 5 11 " . .annota1 and Co. 100 0 Initigacc, Joltands, and liainv iice 31 10 tik at.l.ca 10 0 1 t 4 St. Lee, jun. 5 to W. and limit 5 5 Ida Nark, Eq. to le )11 gainlly 2 1 litelrias 5 17 sC4iltrrnen 0 12 1 40 burn, t,ic Servahts 015 , TGainstioroi: ;; li 5 0 teas Itcdlicad, E.g. Naarrhili liouve,l bet leak Norfolk 21 0 Z tollove ad Co. 100 0 ) ....11. 5 5 14 11 Chancy, and . . Lam s 21 0 /Wants 0 a Family In ciViarpuic•earry, 12. 6d. meitusl Darby, Kuutt, '4l Ca. 30 10 ii. r• it. Inite 3 3 IkL li. 3 / 4 ,.. rnd r. I u 16..... t.... 1.1, Ito. ...bmiLi i i 4 ° 11 4 Whitt I P. ILIUM Gray s b 1 o s o so 0 At HankLy and Co. • Ittler Dimwit 10 0 hem &owe, EN. and. OG:t, smelt s/ 1 0 twiton, ditto 414 ,. 10 4 %Au': urtwa, /II" ' 16 4 11 Y 5 0 , Esq. • 5 0 tit 'b h o bs &ocher 110 4° L 4l 004 Arian . XI 0 Widen and Vanhouse .210 10 Col. Gro. Ramsey, R.N. 5 0 Mrs E. H. 10 0 Miss E. H. 10 0 T. P. Priestly 2 2 M. S. Parnther 10 10 Chr. Swine, Bui. 21 0 J.ll. 1 0 Cooper and James 50 0 John West, Esq. Gower street 10 10 Dr. John Hunter 5 5 J. NI. of Exeter 5 0 J. C. per M. CbaU• 5 0 W. 5 0 At Stephenson, Remington, and Co. Stephenson, Remington, and Co. 100 0 Mr. Wm. Everington, Ludgate•street 10 10 Geo Moravia, Esq. 50 0 Thos. Wilson, Wapping 3 3 D. P. 3 0 Duets. Farquhar, Craw- ford and Co. 10r) 0 Jukes, Coulson and Co. 10 10 At Bond and Co. • Noah Chives . .. In. bath 5 5 At Glyn and Co. James R. Hardy 2 John S. Hardy 2 Richard 11. Glyn. EA. 21 Mr. James Demon 10 At Masttnnan and Co. I. Thompson, T. Bongs, and Co. 30 John C. WegneUn, Esq. 20 Mrs. A. U. $ John Sutilow, F-sq. 10 George Gavellier, Esq. 5 Mrs. Sarah Brandon 1 Thos. 1-eachnsan, Esq, 10 Atkinson, Wither., and Speneeiey 20 Smith and Mann 21 Rev. Dr. Newbolt s Wlb• cheater Right Hon. Geo. Ruse, by W. Hale 21 0 Samuel Robinion,evq. 10 10 .1. Addington, Erg. Spi talesir are 3 3 Three Domestics, who have been well fed aud content in.oue family from 9to IS years 1 0 Jas. Prry, Esq. Merit ing Chronicle U 0 Elia. Reid, Cook at Mr. Ball's • t Family acd other Ser vants of Mrs. ball, Little Chelsea 3 0 M Glyn and Co. Miss H. S. Meore, Gun. 30 0 James Suron 10 0 Wm. Haltembe, Esq. 21 0 Jotn► Pugh and Sons, Gracechurch-street 10 0 At Messrs. Hoare, Barnett and Co. James Tillard, Bey. 50 0 Mr. Dibbs 5 5 Mr 3. Salt Mr. john Charrirgtne, Sbadweß, by 3. Hind man, Esq. R. G. le 10 0 6 J. - Mullis • • 2 0 Lord John Russell,ll P. 20 0 1 and G. fowtirii , l lu Bartow and Lousadas l 3 0 F.. C. 1 0 Wm, Smith. Esq. (Bury, aged 86,) per Courts acid Cu. • 10 10 F. J S. per ditto 2 0 11. E. 3. per ditto 2 Dr. Silver. Curzon.street, per ditto 10 0' bos. Whateley, Esq. per ditto . 10 10 The Duchess Dowager of Newcastle, per ditto 50 0 Mrs. James Wnre 2 0 Three Ladies at Rich. mond, .C 1 11$. 6d. R. B. 1 0. H. S. E. 5 0 Mews. J. Back& Co. 21 0 Mr. George 'llackrath 21 0 t itunpbr.y Gilbee, Esq. 0 Jan Burrup, Esq. 5 0 The Wife Common Soldier Mr. Jellicoe's Servants, in 7s. 61 At 2arclay and Co. CeUrge Webb, FN. '2O 0 Titania. hish, Esq. WO 0 Ditto one quarter of a • Ticket iu the third Lottery - far 1816, No. 8734. - A. H. 21 0 Richard Lereindes,Egq. 10 0 14. M. 1 0 Mrs. Warren 5 0 Mrs. E. Watren • 5 0 Mess Warren 5 0 John Warren, Fog. 5 0 Thomas Pickard War rePo E 4 l. ' 3 0 John Bolland, Esq. •sl • 0 Clerks, Shopmen,' and Warehousemen of Messrs. N•'rth, Simi,- soli, and Graham 10 10 Mr.. George Graham 1 •t itliner & Miss Graham 1 1 Domestic zeervatesof ditto 1 5 Mils Wiake:olth 10 0 James % tiliter 10 10 , Hell and Bevan 10 10 J. M , s o liovlli and Tustin 10 10 Abrabsos lip WWI • S , C . 1 0 S 0 1 1 2 2 5 5 .1 0 1 0 1 0 50 0 cedi tug, y ••••••• G IS -.- ' • . 1 , 0 1 0 J. C. Church Street I.uey Howell, 2s. 6d. Grace Bowden, 2s. Id. John Smith, E.q. 10 10 Meiws. Swain. Smirens,, Maples and Co. 21 0 Anthem, Merry, Esq. Herring Fleet, Suffolk 10 10 Mrs. Merry, ditto 16 10 B. Granger 3 T. B. Smith and Sons 511 10 T. 1. Andrew, Esq. Moss hat!, Finchley 10 0 Misses Andrews, ditto 10 0 Miss Welted 0 10 Tbe Domestics of T. H. • Andrews, Esq. The Labourers of T. ii. Andrews, Esq. Miss A. B. 3s. ed. Si:vattus Bevan, Esq. Gloucester-place SO 0 Mrs. &van, ditto 10 0 Richard Bevan,Esq. do in in William Bradshaw, Esq. 1 1 Mr. B. Madden S S Mrs. Madden, jun. Mrs. Madden Don estiuof Mr. Madden o to At Chatterit and Co. G. Molten and Co. Mar- tin s lane D. T. R. Charles Pratt,Tattenbam 40 U. Ebenezer Maltland,Clap- ham William Culling ' Mr. Le Mane, Thread- needleourrm 10 10 l'houtas Hume M. 1). 10 0 Thomas lialubridge,ll.l4. 50 0 Mrs. Puget K. mnad 'f. Walker 0 5 Andrew *faylor t iloxton S E. B. T. G. 1 1 At Sansom and Co. • Clementi, Danger & Co. 11 0 At Esdaile and Co. J. P. 5 49 1.1.. 1 0 Major George Macken zie, Eris i ;MOW h W. N. Maxis, Middle Temple •-• I James lees, Esq. Cam berwell t 1 ••• Subscriptions are melted at the Mansion House ; at Lloyd's; by Samuel Hoare, jun. E-q. Trea.urer; by sll the Committee; arid at alt th e B arkers in London and Weatmitiver. N. B. It is requested that commu&cations addressed to this Committee any be sem to sansui Huare, jun. Vrrasurer, Lom bard-Wives ; of so Sunset WoodP, Irlunorafsf Secretary, George y..rd, I.embard y rect. 1 0 M J. Urayel G. H. Gibbs Y 2 5 5 • FOREIGN PUBLIC FUNDS. IF the many ady.►nta..es which at present result from making purchases in Foreign Funds, were gcne•rally known, there could be no question that they would offer 'Ai • cient inducement for the investing of 11floney in those :securities. It is not possib . e to brirg w thin the customary of an Ad. venisemeet a Its 1 detail of those advantages ; and It may there- fore be sullen t briefly to sitte, that in the FitI:NCH FUNDS, for the sake of instance, Money, in either large or small sums, can now be invested so as to yield an Annual but rest of nearly Ten per Cent.—.that the Dividends will be regularly raid in lAin • don lial•yeatly—ai.d that the Certificates of the :sloth, which may remain in the possession of the Purchas r', can be snide a negociable property, by means of Powers of Attu, lacy, in thnaanse . manner as tor mericalt Stocks• Messrs. MULLE •• and MARGRAVE, of New lirtnd stre,t-court, London, beg to inform the Pub lc, that they have Lathed an Establishment as Agents for the Purcha-e amid sale of French, American, and otker s hireign Funds, on sooileiate tt rimy which may be known at their Office, where they will moat reality supply any further information which my be required, as net: a.,g•ee taterences to most leading and eminent Houses hi time City of London as to their unquestionable respectability.: It is requested that all Letters may be pen paid. 10 19 16 44 ...-__ STERLING MONEY LO l' EERY! OF ONLY 12,000 ricKeTs, TO BEGIN DRAWING niiiT JANUARY. . SPLENDID SCHEME. Prizes of 20,000 Ou.nsas - . 5,000 (lumen . . 1,000 Guineas . . BOA Guineas . . 400 Guineas • . 300 Guineas . . 200 Guineas . 100 Guineas . . 50 Guineas . . 115 Guineas . . 17 Pounds a 142, 0 00 10,500 5,230 3,150 3,360 3,150 3,100 1,980 2,810 21,0110 25000 800 1,500 X 120,000 12,000 Tickets. . -- First-drawn Prize First Day 1,000 Gu!neas Second ate ditto 500 Guineas Third ditto ditto 60 0 0 Guineas Fourth ditto ditto 400 Guineas Fifth ditto ditto 400 Guineas Siztls dine ditto . 300 Guineas Seventh ditto ditto 800 ,Guineas Eighth ditto ditto 310 Guineas First 500 Blanks entitled to 25 Guises. each. First drawn Priam Second Day, • 1,000 Guinou Second ditto ditto 500 Guineas 'hird ditto ' ditto 500 Guineas G. WEBB l *Stock-Broker , . 9, CORNHILL, and i 7, LUDGATE-S MEET, wa a more than usual confidence recommends the above novel Scheme to the notice of Adventurers • 'previous to the adoption of it, the tootraeter avaiird himself of every opportunity, of consulting the Public reeling upon it, and ,it is chiefly to the ideas that were comm unicated to hum - roan several parts dt the country, that he was enabled to form so ori ginal a Scbrnie ks the above presents—as it has kos cheiai 63 the falie,it sidli, no auk. be jatravistd & or Pitilic--and :be ens . creasoig demand for Tickets and Shares folly evinces the swims noon in which it is held by all classes of Adventurers .. 'those persons who may be desirous of obtaining any parties. ..: ess Menthes., are req u ested to make isnatediate application at I spline df - WEBB'S FOR ruNATi OFFICES, o, Cornhill. and.i 7, Ludgate-street, *here Titkvs and t4zares ate no* on Sale, ion wbek Thus krises of disarm°, IV* Prises of AI .000, bedew alnionelii others of .C 10 , 4,00, es**, be. have bees Snared and ildi hi the List Eighteen litioothOs . • . ' kAS zoom bilis riellt Nab bildifitaidifiik. .... f 5 5 0 3 Itece: George Baring, of .- Watford _ 20 0 Henry Hall & Co. 10 9 James Corner, Royal Ez change 1 1 At Perring an , l Co. Mrs. Daines, Canterbury 5 0 Thomas and Storrs 5 5 At Pole, Thornton & Co. Rev. T. P. White, of Sobetton 5 i t Joseph Reed. Esq. 10 10 , Joseph East, Budge•row 5 0 W. S. l 0 Fa!rlie, Bonham and Co. Broad-street-buildings 100 0 At Jones, I.leyd 2tid Co. Jonathan Brundrei, Esq. Temple 10 10 At Fuller and Co. Mrs. Sti.bart Mr. Wm. Stobart - Miss Stubart, los. 61. I 0 I 0 At Darrien and Co. Riebard Lewin, Esq. 10 10 At Prescott and Co.. W. Bayl.lon, Esq. York *0 0 Mr. !Ivory Wm. Ward 5 0 Edward Rail and Co. 9t 0 Jacob Preddy 10 0 At Lloyd's. John Wilson 10 0 Eicke, Hutchins and Or 10 10 W.Tebbs,Doctur•' Caw mons 6 0 W. H. I Thomas Hathway I . 1 Joshua illbalbn 20 0 J C. Mar.ckenhagen 5 5 . 1.1 - 1 Freese. pm._ S s J. D. kubert, otarnford Hill 10 10 John Moultrie, Esq. of -- _ Aston A. Aitkin 20 0 2 9 1 0 11 10 I 1 20 0 21 0 10 10 50 0 1 1 MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS, Vol. VII. Part 11. This day win published, in two (with Sevcn Plates), price Its. Vol. VII. Part ll—of - - - MEDICO - CHIftURGICAL TRANSAC TIONS. Pubiiihed by the 11/11:1heal and Chkurgical defy of London. Printed tor Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster row. Of whom may be bad. Volumes 1 to 6, with cumerous Plates, price in. 4s. bison's, and Vol. VII. Part I. price 10s. bd. • This day was published. in Bvo. price ills. boards, PREP SEA.-ON 411(1 TIME: •T. an Exposition of the Prolibecles which relre to the Two Periods of Daniel subsequent to toe igen Years now recently expired. Being the Time of the •ieventa Trumtet ; and prophetically a•sigoed to the eszirpa ion of Aposta• y. and Accomp ishment ot the Reconcilia tion of the Jews, and Introducthn of the blilletiitim. Together with It etuai ks upon the Rtvoltvional A titichrti.t. proposed by iltsbup Horsley and 'he G. S. rater. By W. E r i RICK, A M. Author of the Second Exodus; or Reflections en cite Prophesies _ set the last Times. Printed for I.ongtnan, If urk, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. This day were publishel, in Four Vole. nvo. price Ai Bs. in . boards, a New Edition, with Additions, of NitEMOIItS , )t . the LIF3 and A DMINISTR A. 7 I TION of Sir ROBERT WALPOLE, Lad of Ortord, draWn front Original Correspondence and Authentic Pa** weer before publietted. By WILLIAM CORE, M A. F.R S. F.A.S. Archdescno of Wilts, wad Rector of Ilemerton. Printed for Longmati, Hurst. Rees, Orme, aid Brown, Pa feraoster-row Of whom may be lad, by the same Author, 1. Maatotes of iloooTto Lotto WALrut.e, in 2 vols. Soo. ilitt.trwed 'Ai+ to Portraits, prise AL 12.. boards. • 2. MPUOIAS of the KINGS of SPAIN of the ti.itote of BOUR BON, from the Accecsuin of PUMP the Firra ,to the Death of ' CIIMILLS ibe Tutors, I'oo-1788. Driwn from unpublished Doctuuents and Secret P.iperi, 5 volt bvo. Al boards. In ti.e Press, by the *atm, Author, Mammies of /ono DJGE nt NlAntatreonon. DIXON'S AN 11:311.IOUS FILLS. glii.PE Pills lon g since Pbtained a jog cclehrity A. in the rtivate practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary ; and from their great success in many obstinate bilious disorders, on numerous Patient"; of distinction, parri euluriy ti c Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady SAY and the Viscountess BEILKE LEY, &c. &c. he was per suaded. to offer them t • the Public, under sanction of their names. They are found to be an incomparable remedy for indiges tion, and rest/inns the tone of the stomach. They remove ha bitual and temporary costiveness, sick hind-ache, and heart burn, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intern -perate diet, or druiking to eacs' . s, and will bound a most valuable Medicine to be remated to upon every indliposit:ou, oc casiuned by a tbsorderrd stare of the Stomach aad Bowels. Sold by Messrs. Butler and Sans ' No. 4, Cheapside , London; hres at c• Ad . 6s. and SQs. and also by Mr. Gailner, George street Edinburgh; MeAnll. Newhery and Sons, Dame - street, Dublin ; and the Medicine Vender. in every City and Town in thetinited Kingdom. • THE coavtitt, BAylel . ol , 011.E.U.V. "Prepared by Dr. Sot o MoN , litiu-e, near Liverpool, price half a guinea a bo:ue; or the quantity of four in one family bottle lur SSs ou which N. are saved, duty ineltided. rirtHE COItDLI L IiALM OF GI LEAD is universally acki.owledecd to be peculiarly efficacious in an wasinward • go, loss of appetite. indige.tian, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking of the hands or latibis, obstinate coughs shortness o' breath, and consumptive habits. It thins the blood eases the most violent pin:sin the head and stomsch.and promotes gentle perspiration. By the nobility and gentry this niedieme it much admired, being pleasant to the ta.t.: amid smell, gently as triughig the fibres of the stomach, and giving that proper tensity whisk a good digesion requires. Nothing can be better adapted to help mill nutnlsh the constitution after a nocturnal debauch with wine, &c. This Cordial is highly esteemed in the Bast and West ladies for nourishing and invigorating the nervous system, and acting as a general restorative on debilitated constitutions, uilsing front bilious complaints contracted in hat climztes.— l'hote wise have the care and education of females, the studious as well a--the sedentary part of the community, should never be without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head, invigorates the mind, improves the nltitlOry; and enlivens the manias:ion. It is the most absolute remedy for such diseases is are attend. td with the following symptoms, namel!, a great straitness ut the breast, with didletalty of breathing; violent palpitailosis of the heart, sudden Bushes of heat in various parr of the body ; at other times a sense of cold, as if water was poured on them; flying pains in the arms and limbs, Bask and belly, resembling those octasioued by the gravel; the pulse very variable, some ' times uncommonly slow, at other dims very' quick; yawning. the hiccough, trequent sighing, and a sense of sulforatton as from a ball or lump in the throat; alternate fits of crying an d. coned , *Ore laughing; the sleep unsound, and seldom refreshing, and the patient often troubled with horrid dreams. Much has been said by interested individuals against medicines that areadvenised ; but there is a very important observation to be made respecting the Cordial Balm eiGilead,rhat unless its operatiod Was gentle, safe, and efficacious, it could tint have obtained the unexampled demand it has acquired; for, as it has rarely the gnat advantage of a persuasive advocase.at the ear of the patient, so isetbing.but his conviction of its virtues, by its salutary effects, can itidficever. severance, and yet reasonable peneveranes is certainly mostre quisite to enable even the happiest combination of chemicals and galenicali us root out chronic diseases, and restore thewaletudina rian to health. Its well IttWWII characteristic of promoting longevity has been I long -maintained ; fur by keeping• the I; unciiution, as it wvrik In continual repair, it reserves the body in health and vigour, mi prevents premature decay. it requires no particular confinement • nor attention to diet. Government security against Couoterfehs, sold by Samuel 1410, 18. :stninti ; Bacon and. Co. 150, Os fotd•rtrset, Loudon ; Brodie and Dowding. Salisbury ; And .all Maim:toe Venders; price t ls. each, or for in one Vanity Bottle for 5k by which one 11s. bottle is saved, with the wards-- N Sarni. noilmeou„ lavorpool," . engraved on the Stamp. at. seismal mom% when cogitated by laps. the usual consplunent •it DIP to be lieleSele .addressed. Moog I.etw. Dr. fielosdi Med Heim% Net Liverpool. raid ddlibbtriblito • , This clay wa. publialted, in I finw. price 7t ht. • , A N EXPLANATOR.Y PRONOUNCING DiC I is: NARY of the FtZ.F.NCII French and EllenSt , wFeriits the exact Sound and Articulation of every arc 1-tini.:ly marked. To a Lich are preilids4 the Princiylei of tt e French Pronunciation, Proitto-y liirectlnts for using the Revrese/:tative of every nu 11.% and shit Corjugation of the Verbs, regular, irritutar, and defif.tivg wlttl their due Pronunciation. '4 y 1. 1 A138E 15Y. Late Maqer of At , il in the thiv.r.! y at Path. A Ncw E Kt, sz I • Printu: Gar I.ongmr%i, Hurst, Rees. °lire. and r.rown, Pa ter:les:er new; sad W. elarttc, New liond.s.ners. VALIJAULE WORKS; Lately plNithed by T. CA DaLL and W. tliMies, Stribd. LMAGNA Hitt l'A NNIA.. V ittme iht Ves t cnfl;' ta:ning Musts LA r, a, living a emetic l'eans i graphica/ Aos count sit the several •'..u. •es of l; s eat itri - airt ._P.y t' .4.... n,,,. Niepl.TsotEs, A.M. F.it.-;. FA anti 1.. S - actor 'if Reiman's% Glohee.tershire ; and same at. I .esil”3, Fil. e' ft.g. and P.Q.R. Keeper ohs Majesty's Kec rd.: :is t• • or. ir I. brills's /land somely printed in sta. with littmeroas Engraviaes, View., Anti. qtntie., &c price £3. S.. in board , ; a few Copies Oil Imperial aper, with Proof Impressiuna. price £'l. 6s In boar‘3 2. Let i ANN LA lir Pic r..., Part VII. coutaind.g I wentr.e:ol:. Views in Cumberlaml Price £3. s ,•,'.; or Proof Inotssitins, Cu. ti.. A series of Vr:sys of tiw in-st interesting and Pictm, mope Objects in the /Invent! Counties of Great Bruin, engraved 'tom Drawi; got by J. Farnrsin„ Esq; K. A. , . 3: Übe La eta af i.ANCASIIIRIL, WESTSIOR etAnti and Ces* Peliciisiii, deliata , v4 in 4.; E•travings by tie nt.'s eininest Ar tists. from Drawings by I.iseph Fariorton, KA. 'IA 1)-scrip. dons, Ilis:orical, Topographical. an I Picturestpe, the re-ult.ot a Four made in the annroner of , he year MG. 8y Thome:: Flag. well Horne Flegintly printed its Atm with a coloured ,lap.— Price £B. Re. in boards; Proof Impressions lit. itls 4. The AKAELEN ANTIQUITIES of :team py lames Cs. vanah Murphy, Architect ; Author of •` l'he Description of !Walla," dec. This splendid Work, comisring of One Hun dred Et:graving% executed in the bra manner, by the first Artists, frost Drawitio made on the spot by the Author, re ' presents the mast remarkahle Remains of the Spatifitt Arabs now existing in the Venlosula, including their Gate , Castles, Fortresses, and Towers ;,.CiAnts, Hes, and Domes; Bathe, Fountains, Wells, and Ci,teriti ; lusctiptions iu Cufic and Asiatic Characters; Porcelain aid enamel Mosaici. Paintif, , a, and sculptured Ornament's. die. accoripained by Descriptions. ha one volunse, large folio, prise Forty Guineas, hal.holic.!. ‘•• • Its order to meet the tonvenittizr o: Purchases' 4. 1 ..; Work is also publishing tn Twenty Past:, moo:lily, price #2. Im. each. S. Tne HlsTort of the MAIIONILTAN EIEFIRL. in nes . N ; containing a General His:cry of ft-0 Aratn ; the:r institu•iiinsi Confine-3s, Literature, Art', Sciences, and Man ntrs, to the expul sion of the Moors. Desiened a. ass lu:roJoetiOtt to the Arabian Antiquities. 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