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11. ) ; , • : roIuDER 74/5' JULIET" or THE BRITISR PRISONBRII • IN TRANCE. THE COMMITTEE beg to state , th at there are at present upwards of 10,000 - British Prisonere ha the dire. free Primes of France, for the most part in great distress; and that the Subscription le intended for the alleviation of their suf. feting*, in some degree, by assisting them with irtieleo of Clouts lea Sodding, Fuel, and sath other nemeses, as they stand dm Most in need of, The Committee emiceive that this is a ease which must mita. Age syStpithy of their Countryttien at large ; and, therefor e% 'Without eiferlag any elaborate address, they trust to their gene.- levity and humanity for supplying a sum commensurate t. the • Witeulas FOR THE USE OP SCHOOLS AND YVUNG LAD!ZS. This dar oft, pablighed, in 1 2me. price Si. bound, ''HE FEMALE SPEAKER ; or Miscellaneous I- Pieces, in Prose paid Verse, selected tram the tiest Writers, and adapted to the use or young wonted. By ANNA LF:IITIA BAR BAULD. Printed for Josevh Minion and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. This day was pnblishod e in pew with ealisoreil plates. price !I s. THE FLORIST'S DIRECTORY; a complete Trevile on the Culture of Fancy Flowers, Bulbous Risers, &e. By 1. MADOCIZS, late of Walworth. A new edition, en. lured by Curtis, with coloured representations of the Flowers, and plates illustrative of the Implements and principal operations of Oardening. London: Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. James's-street. SALES BY AUCTION. POLICY IN THE EQUITABLE ASSURANCE OFFICII FOR THREE THOUSAND POUNDS. By Mr. ROBINS, *Oarraway's To-sa a a ow, February 21, at Twelve, by arch of the Assignees of Mews. Dawes, Noble, and C.. ,tk POLICY of ASSURANCE: for TIIREIt A THOUSAND POUNDS, in the Society for Equitable As • mortice ma Lives and Survivorship, Bridguwtreet, Blackfri.us, bearing date the 7th April, 1797,payable within sit months af.er the decease of J. Dawes Rag aged 57 years, provided the Coe rants of the Pallet are complied with, and the annual Pretniu regularly paid, lIHIPWEECE, A NISVEL, fry MR. iIDOWORTH. In three Volumes duodecimo, price i is.. it. hoards, THE• SITIPWRECIC ;. or, MEMOIRS of an IRISH OFFICER and hit FAMILY, a Novel. Dy THEODORE F.DGWORTH, Esq. ALA, joie pobtlghed, in three Vollmer' duoliedrno, price 1.55. FAIAL AMBITION; or The Mrarraatzs of the CAvca N. A Romance ,in the style and Inanner of Mrs. Radcliffe. By A. V. Forster, Esq. Royal West Middlesex Militia. London: Printed for Thintxs Tegg, No. I 11, Clieuride; 4.115010 s al. New lion&Wreet ; also Mr. Sutherland, Bookseller, Idiaborgis. • eubsarlytions received by the Gentlemen of the Committee, whose Names are as follow tit Wm. Curtis, Bert. M. P. Mellish, Esq. Sir CIA. Price, Barr. M. P. 'Edward Awry, Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. Joskualteenre. Esq. John Scanifortb, Esq. M. P. Ijohn Rogers, Eq. lt r 7 Iliwth" , Esq. MZ Ps :Thomas linwcroft, Esq. lb I. • tein, Es* 'John Sr. be, Esq. . . Particulars at the larellanking-hnius of Messrs. Dawes, and Noble, Pall-Mail; of Messrs. Scott and Blamire, New. square, Lincoln's Inn ; at Caraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square. .cuvrrAL LIFE INTEREST, upwards of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS per annum, issuing from GROUND RENTS, and l• ..higlils improvable Property, HIGHBURY.PL4CE and 111:1Le RACE. and Isstillie varkietvg -4 # ". e, By Mu ROBINS, - • - . //t•Garraw;y's, iii-soaniestire Per 21, at 12, frill:Teti; W • order of the Asekticessif hileisrif-Dawes and Noble, rrHE IT:4O2We and, IMPROVEABLE PRO. g A PERTY,lsanbig from Ground Rents and improved Rents, In Highbory-place,Flighbuty. Terrace, and Meadow Land adjoin* I ling, near Islington, orly one mile from Loinloo ; the present Rent 111 V i amektnting to trpwards of .4000 per annum; beldame the Iffe of Wan Dawes, Esq. a healthy Gentleman, aged Vf years ; the pre i sltit Rental of the Estate maiming to upwards of srieoo per ass. 1%/111:1 • and as the. Leases Win they become the Prop e r t y o f th e ' Pirtiaset; doting the Life. Particulars at the late Bat:Aix-house of Mews. Dawes, Noble, andVo• Pall-Mill ; nrMetsrs. Scott and Blamler, New-square Lintoln'e• loot at cailaway's,;.and.ot Air. Robins, Warwick.: slinks OCIIIVes .• - • 1 'IIP3O'SOnEW CHRONOLOGY, CORRECTED TO 1811. This &invite pall** 1s 011efiltidIrPneket Volume, "Irltti alkse en rid Frontispiece, Price ss.Cd. in bawds, or de„boundantkiptered, . THE NAM CHRONOLOGY t. 'ar, historian's Companion. Being an authentic Register of Events from the menu period to the present time; comprehending an Epi tome of universal History,- ancient and modern, with a eoplote List of the most eminent Men in all Apr of the World. Also •a Introductory Enay on the Principles of Chronology, the grand Divisions et Time, remarkable historical Era., dim By THOMAS TECO. ' London: Primed for the Editor, No. 1l i, Chearside; and may be proeured•of any Bookseller in England ; also, of Mr. Su tthertand, Edinburgh, or Messrs. Duncans, Glasgow. • • This day was published. - • ' Anew Edition, being the Siz.h, revised and enlarged, Price 7s.4lAds Its boarlis io of HE DICTIONARY' 6t VtiCfriArrjONS in T most frequent ow, taken chlellyil•ornit'e Latin aniklhnsche but comprising many from the Greek, Spanish and itallin lam paws. This compilation is intended for the use of the English reader, who, not being acquainted with any other lapguage is interrupted and embarrassed, even in the retinal of the, deity journals,bysuch phrases as the following—Belrom internecitium, cut keno, hors de combat, status quo, yr.( pussictetis, Lee. • Oil° and many thousands of greener length will be fhuod in this work, and the referencels as easy is to an abstruse word in Johmoti's Dictionary. To such readers this wort will give infOrrnationmot to be found elsewhere. Printed for. Wilkie and 'Robinson, FATAL AMBITION—A ROMANCE. Thin day was yublidied, in 3 vols. Ittnn, plc . / ISt. in hoards, 'ATAL AMBITION ; or, The MYSTERIES 1 - of the CAVERN : A Romance. Written in the alio and manner of Mrs. Radcliffe. This day was pobAsfted, • ' Handsomely printed in Six Volumes Fora. boards, Tim WORKS of the RIGHT REVEREND A- GEORGE HOFtNE, D. D. late Lord Bishop of Norwich. Including the whole of his Seisms and Discourses ; Conunern• tary'rin the Psalms • Letters on I n fi delity ; the Life and' Death of John the Baptist, a nd other Miscellaneous Writings. To yrhich are prefixed, Metno;tv of his Life, Studies, and Writings, by WILLIAM JONES, M. A. F. ft.'S. one of his Lordship's Chaplains, and long his most intimate and coafideu tial Fr ie n d . d_ _ _ _ . CAPITAL PLANTATIONS In the ISLAND of GRENADA. SPOON'S HALL, or SPOONER'S HALL, in t►e Pariah of St. MARK, containing 434 Acres, with Megawatts End neseo. wy Buildings, andabout 100 Negroes Cache Estate. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley. Cornbill, To -Mot sow, February 21, at 12 &Clock, in One Lot, by Order:of the Assignees of Mr. lam Dssres, 'ffREE undivided TENTH SHARES of the • 10 10 5 5 By A, V. PORSTER, Esq. Qf the Royal West Middlesex M'lltia. " Ten all mankind to some lot•'d his Incline ; " Great men choose greater sins--Ambleion's mine !" London .Printed for Thomas Tam No. 111, Chaapsids, and Wm. Mason, No. 11, New Bond-street. Where may be had, just published, in S vols. price 15s. The SHIPWRECK, or Memoirs of an Irish Officer and his Family. A Novel, by Mr. Edgworth. „ Printed for J. Johnson, F. and C. Rivington P. Faulder, G. Wilkie and J. Robinson, J.Walker, G.Robinson R . Lea, J. Nunn, Cadell and Davies, eathell and Martin, Vernor, ' Horni and Sharpe, Longman and Co. J. Richardson, and J.-M. Richardson. capital Plantation,. Spoon'aHall or Spooner 's Hall,"sitalta in the parish tit St. &lark, In the Island of Grenada, complain 13.1 Acres, be the %atilt/Imre or lees, with the Messuages, Houses, Stare and Curing-bows; Mills, Buildings, and other woof/Tn. litlreen, and eta Negroes on the Plantation, amounting to about one htindred. . Partftulars may be had at the late Banking-horse of Nfeasra. Assess, Nt..ble and Ca. Pall Mall; of Messrs. 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Ihnermas 10 10 Rev. Rob. Twbis I i Sir C. M. Burrell, Bart. Miss C. A. Srephtnibis M.P. 10 10 and C. Winstead 20'10 Walser Burrell, Esq. 10 10 James Jacks, Esq. I I J. G. 10 0 The Star Newspaper I S John Hall, Esq. 10 10 The 'TiMes ditto 10 10 Hugh Edwards, laq. 5 5 Edward Burley, Esq. 5 $ May 'Trinity, Cambridge 1 16 ' .&,.. .THO' as di, .Gmerip; . 21114 . Le- .ItEIGUSON, Secretary... - DARTMOUTH-STREL I', WESTMINSTER. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE LEASE of a capital Family RESIDENCE, . 1 - situate in Dartmouth-street, Westminster, commanding a Hew over St. lanws's Park. Early pasaealion may be had. For particulars, with Tickets for viewing, apply to Messrs. P. S. and Paynter, Surveyors, Coleman-street. • TO PAR.F-NTS AND GWARUIANS. WANTED &Youth of respectable connections as' an Apprentice to a Surgeon and Apothecary in the, Cnuntry.—A Premium is expected.—Far particulars, edam's by letter (post paid) for G. W. at Mr. Hartley s. Mount-Gardens, Lambeth. THE ORIGINAL SHEERNESS AND LONDON pActurt, CHARMING MOLLY. TOHN SHRUBSOLE, Owner, (Lite HUMBIR and- SuaussoLc) returns his sincere thanks to the Inhabitants of Sheerness, Queenborough, Minster, Om. for the very liberal and kind favours he has already received, and begs to inform diem be has purchasertavlrs. Humber's share of the abode Vessel, and bop's, by attentidii, to merit the future favours of his Friends. N. B. Sails from Sheerness every Saturday, and returns on Wednesday. . ARMY. MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT for supplying Others of his Majesty's Army with Regimentals and Ap pointments of all descriptions, fur every Regiment in the British !Service, both for Home and Foreign Service, conformable to the Regulations ordered by the debrent Commanding Officers, and approved by the Commander-in-Chief, at a shorter notice, and from IS to 20 per Cent. under the regular credit charges, for Ready Money or Agent's Acceptances only, at Solomon and Sons, Manufacturing Taylors, Lacemen, Embroiderers, and Sword Cutlers, No. 2, New-street, Covent-Carden, Londe.. TASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,' ffividelf taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that secomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLie's system of teaching is expressly studied for those So whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi em,. Gar gmat.al 406.4; expadissimuly_priTately. andia-•••rerra style of grace and elegate. Those , sireo7 - 1 want frivair teaching may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching everinga. Professors of dead % taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profession. l'he Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.' BUTLER's CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE POWDER. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea ture, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; but the 'Proprietor of BUTLER'. TOOTH POWDER would beg leive " . .0 remind his Country-women that the lustie of their anon loses half its influence where the Teeth are di/colt - um:l, or spew a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more ivexcusable, as the present preparation affords the infallible means of removing every b:etnish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being 'imposed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing tiny every imperfection, either in . the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta ble, and making the Gems of their proper shape and vermillion hue; and a certain preventive against the Tootle-ache. No come position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, brie met such universal approbation; And the Proprietor has tobeatt: that it is in d a ily use o f R o y a lty itself. 7: Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler,. riot. 4. Cheapildeil corner of Paternoster-row; Smith, Murray, Cargil, and Rae burn, Edinburgh ; Baxter and Co. Glasgew; Newberry and Sotto, Dublin; Trewman, Exeter; Cockworthy, Granville and Son, Gilbert, and Howland, Plymouth; Hall and Johnston, Goe- P a t ; Eillinge and Grepon, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch : Mae cbeiter ; Peck and Ross, Hull ; Weston, After, Malory and Jones Fortsea ; Crutwell and NODS Bath; Brown. Bristol; by most Country Medicine V sm:ders aad Perfeinere. in Dawes at es. 941. cask. to sec So sty to tau the Bi 1 los ar as' ev4 till bh ha P 0 tb to bu rh c, ch Jo an ba „ . ... - - • 1 • • •-7.- • - . 4 , + f sa . . ... . , .., , ~• 91. a 1 . 1 ' .- 4 --- .• • 11.a--....›.! -.-% . . . . • J... .. - -, - --., it s , . • (K • 4 /" ;. :-.t ^ 4'474 .' : 0 - ,• - ./...•-•i''— ' i ' * . ' fur! - - li.t:i • -. . , . • .:—:,..... ' • IP ‘' '''‘'C'V .......- • i •iik• 4.- '',4 • 1.4 -.4. - i?l i ie '. I • .44„i lk . ....„..., • . . I . 1 _ . —— . • . - ' WEDNIISDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1811. [PRICE.. --.” tr4 LIFINNIre . . 'CHOOI.S -AND YD'UNG LAM& This day was pnblished s fs evo ‘ wltb coloured pin ' ^ l, ' td, in 12mo. price ss. bound, t ri'HE FLORIST'S DIRECTORY; a c. ' •IKER ; or Miscellaneous • 1 Treatise on the Culture of Piney Flowers, Bulbous ~ NCI_ -elected tram the hint Writers, .doe. , By J. MADOCKS, late of Walworth. A new edition, e. •!arged by Curtis, with coloured r e pr e s e ntation s o f the Flow e rs, -s q. 4.R BAULD.. .and pl a t es ill ustrat i ve o f t h e I mp l ements an d pr i nc i pa l operat i on! At t. 1 , ' P 311 1 .6 Church-yard. of Oard ru i ng . y oi, London: Primed for I. Harding, 36, St. James's.street. c. EDOWORTH. —. A P°l-- k ,i '-oards, I Just published, in 5 vols. price 259. THOUSA, s Of an • Dedicated to her Grace the Duchess of Devonshire, *unmet on Lives an, TSADORA of MILAN • a Novet, draVrll from, bearing date the 7th AIN, and exhibiting Scenes of Life and Manners, Forest. „Ai the deceas e of J. Drives, It., Domestic. rants of the Palley are compote. rk l• In the Press—A Winter in Pa, or M emo i rs o f Mad. De I regularly Fe4l - written by 1 'emelt . ; comprising a View of the resent Parrienf see, all-Mail ;of M e ss rs . Scots et the late" Banking-h.. -e of Society and Manners in tha t Capital, a nd interspersed 1 and Noble, '•necdotes, S you . square; Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's; and o s ] 1 for and sold Ili K. Consurn, English and Foreign wick-street, Golden-squar e . -try, No. SQ, Cendult-street, Bond -street, end all CAP ITAL . - CAPITAL LIFE INTEREST, upwards of ONE THOi. I t . .-- , ..---..—...Mar-.4•16................k. POUNDS per 111311t1111, inning from GROUND RENTS, , ' nit &t it's, published, - • "° "I. o highly Improvable Property, HIGHBURY.PL4CE and TEA- Nein the - Sit-h, revised and enhrged, RAC&, and I.4tiße VAT -7s.fdle its bolt*: ..,... ./ ' ' "!, A y Mee ROCINS, - - , ter , ;i p. . ciTATjahis i n 'tot Garrawiy's, To-sctaatart Pebitory 21, at 12,fiffne Lit, b? i -hleflyilnamthe Latin aniklitenchs, order of the Asektteen Of hiresrsf-Dawes and Noble, '-reek, Spanish and iralliin Jan- T HE Valuable and, IMPROVEABLE PRO. 4 , '1 for the use of the English PERTY,lssabig frows Ground Rents and improved tents, "h any other failtuages ie in Highbnry-place,Highbuty. Terrace, and Meadow Land adjoin. I - petiisal of tbe. daily ring, near blingtob, orly one mile front London ; the present Rent * e -Ilin internecinums i atm/voting to upwards of .4000 per annum; heiskfoe the life of 'leis, Ice. t Oil° I Jillan Dawes, Esq.& healthy Gentleman, aged eV years ; the pre -( in this work, Istnt Rental of the. Estate miming to upwards of .S2OOO per awe ''‘ 1 ehNotee 1%/1112 • and as the' Leases Win they becoane.the Property of the ,:ion not i piritiaserf doting the Life. ,_ Particulars at the late 8ank19 . 4-house of Mews. Dawes, N o bl e , ;Imre% Pon- Mill ; orMatsrs. Scott and Biamire, New-square - , Lifituln's Inn; at Gateway's.; and of Mr. Robins, W arw i c k. - .met, Golden-square._ . 'ITAL PLANTATIONS in the ISLAND of GRENADA, ItCS HALL, or SPOONER'S HAIL, in the Parish of I K, containing 434 Acres, with Messitages End nese,. 'No, and about tan Negroes cache Estate. By Mr. ROBINS, '‘e House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, P. -Mot- 1 at 12 &Clock, in One Lot, by O r d er : o f -ere Dawes, TENTH SHARES of the i Hall or Spooner's Hall;sitalts 'stand of Grenada, conuiniu; `th the Messuages, Housea, -9, and other erectitra amounting to about nose of Mew:. -11 d Blamtre, '-, Robin.. 11 This day were publiehed,. In Octavo, price Twelve Wails in boards, THE PSALMS EVANGULIZEIX. in. a conti- L nued Explanation ; wherein are seen—the Unity of Divine Truth—the Harmony of the Old and New Testanient—and the Peculiar Doctrines of Christianity in Agrcebtent with the llope- Hence of Believers in all Ages. By RICHARD BAKER, D. D. Rector of Cawston, in Norfolk. Norwich Printed and sold by Stephenson, Matchett, and Stephenson ; and sold by Scatchard and Co. Avx.hiaria-lane ; Longman and Co. Paternoster-row ; nod J. Hatchard, London ; and' by other Booksellers. 111iNg OePitERNMENT AI Fist NUITIES, 1789, t Class; Irish T ; Tontine ofLard Cork's Tontine of 1;10; and bb l ixes In the Mines oval Copper Cotsz;iy. By Mr. KOBIN At Oarravray's, Te-asoe low, Feb. 21, as wrOve, In Lots, by Oider of the Assignees. of.Mesars. Nerve, Iloble, and Co. FOUR Original, SHARES .in tie Gn ec.tern rit TONTINE ANNUITIES of the Tear t7eo,nelela Use bens. - tit of Survivorsbip, the interest arising therefrom payable Leif. yearly. One valuable Share in the Irish Toodne of 1773, the ins terest arising therefrom payable half-yearly in London, producing £ . 7 per cent. per annum, clear of all deductions, with the benefit of survivorship. One Share in Lord Cork's Tontine of 178% of the First Clan, producing £6 per cent. per annum, with the be nefit of survhorahlp. •Seven Shares in the valuable Gonnerla tie Mines Royal Copper Company. • 1 Paredulars may be had ten days previous en the isle, at the Oat* Banking -kluge of Messrs. Dawes, Nehle,and Co. all.mall ; ;.of Meors. Scott and Blamire, Lincoln's Inn ; is Garrawarso; and of Mr. Robing, Warwick-street, Golden-square. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The HARMONY of the FOUR EVANGELISTS, trans lated from the Original, with Notes explanatory and practical, 'Soo. Price St.—And a SERMON on the Knowledge of Sal vation, price Is. LIFE INTEREST in the FUNDS, SHARES in the lOLOSi INSURANCE, London Mill Company, New Theatre Ravi, Coveht-Gardm, Reverdonary and Comings& Interests, and Life Interest In an Estate at Peel' ham. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, To..ssos row, Febrtiary 21, st. Twelve, in I at., 9Order of the Assignees of Messrs. Dawel,.Noble, and Co. HELIFE INTE RESTof JO HNDAWES, Evi. sqed 37 years, to the Disidends on Z 109 0 .1 le i Od. Thre 3 per Cent. Consok, and to the Dividends on R:t744 !is. 9d. Three per Ge-nt.:tedwetd, vested in 'trustees of the flint testisetability. An undivllisd Share lo the Tolis•arwirg from peer bribe:enigma tion of the River 'Wye, producing rpwards of AlOO per anrOaa. payable half-yearly in London. Stumm Sbitrerin . the Globe In • airline, Company, s rising arid pt oßrabie 83i:cern.. Twenty Thar:. in the London Mill Company. One Share in the New Therr: Royal, Coyest Ganien, producing a clear .0:0 per annum, and a free alinit,ion to the Theatre. A comiogent jou-eta In two se• .veral Legacies of A3CO awl X.lOO, 'Phe Ltte Interest of the said John Dawes, Ea/. in an Estate at Peckham, the renrat of whlch le aloe per annum, and the produce of the'Land-tax on ditto. Paruiulers may be had ten days previous to the ode, at theirs Issokotplotase of Messrs. Dawes, Noble, and Co. Pail Mall; el Messrs. Scott and Maitre,. Solicitor., Linsoln's Inn ; at Oarra -1 way's; and of Mr. Robbie. • ELIGIZLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, NAW END-SQUARE, HAMPSTEAD, MIDDLESEX. J3y Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's,To•atoa low, February 21st, at 12, In Two by order of the Assignees of Mean. Dim la, Nostr,andrA. AN eli g ible COPYHOLD ESTATE, delight ' fully altrate la New End-oquare, Hampstead ; eantuata• ing most extensive and beautiful Views. lot I. Comprises a destritsle Dwelling-house, in the occupa tion of, and on Lease to, Mr. King, of which two years and a' half were unexpired at Christmas last; containing on the upper fluor, thie excellent Attics, two capital Bed-rooms end Dress ing-room; on the first floor, a spacious Entrance-hall, capital Sitting-room ; on the ground floor, convenient Offices In the Basement, adjoining; and communicating with the House is an. other Building, containing five Rooms, a neat Fore-court En trance, an excellent 'piece of Garden-ground, detached Wash house, Coach-house, and two-e•ail Stable. I.ot t. An eligible lielek-buiit Dwelling-house, conveniently ;darned for the accommodation of a Family, with a Pleasure ground in front; and good Garden at one side; and opposite to the House Is a piece of Ground, occupied as a Ki,eiten•gardt 11n which at an excellent Spring of Water, late In the occupatiou of Mr. Bentley. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants; Particulars on the Pre ! mists ; at ;he ht.• Banking-house of Messrs. Dawes, Noble, an•l Ob. Fall-Mall ; - of Messrs. Scott awl Illamire, New-square, Liis -1 coin's Ina; at Cas-raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwiak- I-street, Gulden-square. Speedily will hi published, Most beautifully printed, in sit volumes, with Permlts and other embellishments, • • LETTERS OF ANNA SEWARD, writtel is. tweed the Yetts /734 and ill?; bequeathed to Mr. Caw. stable for Publication. Edinburgh : Printed by. 0. Ramsay lad Co. for Arch. Or. stable and Co. Edinburgh: Louvnan, Hurst, Roes, Owere, 'Mud Crown, and John Murray, London. •'„° This Work will consist of upwards of Six Hundred Lit ters, written by Miss Seward to Ler numerous corrationdents eau, besides wick valuable literary 'criticism eyed sateedote, mew of the Letters contain discussions on the principal oceerrences mit ' the times, and on topics ore public as well as a domestic native.. Among the persons to ahem the Letters are addressed, sway be named —Jersey Boswell, Esq. Dr. Percival, Haylq, Esq. r Lady Mary Ann Carnegie, Vr.Dartyln, Helen Marla NV:Manse, H. 'Repien, Esq. Mrs. Kr.exles, ;:isert Dewes,Esq Atclideeees Mee, George Hardie:se, Esq. Rev. T.S. tritallt7, Mrs. Brooke, F. N. C. Mundy, Esq, Mrs. Mompessan, Dr. George Gregory, Mrs. Piorzi, Josiah Wedgtwood, Theophilut Swift, Esq. Sir Brooke Boothhy, Lady Bialkistcm, Dr. Dermintaa, Jelin Colr • tenay, Esq. M. P. lidivihril lerningharn, Esq. Lady Greeley, Rev'. t. Pobstele, Dr. Parr, Mrs. Jackson, Thomas Doudesweli, Mrs. H. Thornton, Lard Beget, Lady Meaner Butler, Mies Ponsonby. Earl of Carlisle, Mrs. Sueyd, Thom Park, Esq Walter Scoit, Esq. Rev. H. Todd, Comatose of CMS and Owory, 'Robert Southey, Esq. Rae. R. fellows Su. ate. In the earls / part of the Correepondceee will be road Attateatee.of Dr. John. sort and hie cotrrrectiont at Loch said, David Gerrit% rat Washington, tu. • • ALBEMARLE-STREET, and OLD BOND-STREET. TRIEHOLD SPACIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE. and ELI GIBLE HOUSE and SHOP, in OLD BOND-sTREET, TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROBINS, At Gartawaja Coffee-hon.e, To-atottitow, February 21st, at Twelve, in One Lot, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, I -com prising a very substantial and desirable spacious Family Residence, situate No. it, on the East side ut Albemarle-street, planned for the accommodation of • family of distinction, con taining sit Sleeping-rooms and Closets on the upper floor; the second storey, four capital Bed-chambers, with Closets, two Dressing-rooms, and a Water-closet; first floor, a spaeineas and. elegant Drawinrroom, about 3/1 feet by 25, handsomely finish ed, a back Drawing-room, excellent Beets-Chamber, Dressing room, and Water-closet; ground floor, a spacious paved Eta trance-halt, 13reakfast-room, Dining-parlour, with Recess Li brary, and Water closet; principal And secondary Staircases; the basement story contains an eitensive Range of Servants' Ogees, suitable for a large establishm ent, an open airy Yard t.t.tbe back; also those eligible Premises adjoining, at the East sod to front of Old Bond -street, comprising a compact Dwell khrbottse and a spacious roomy Shop and Warehouse, an pusses.- don sat Meson. 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