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~"~; 4: = ..a s 9E, IttlfOli. 4 ; ' Itrt N OVMO.7' 0 1 01 . 14' 4 ..-•11?; A513LT.•41 3 : Irty7 ,; '7 l :e r ' • . •i • /I ; • it • , .w 4 ~~~0~ i a: or L . INDAY, n U `l' St ADAIDULTY-aFFICE, '4olo4lei; Aril -. • following ' (*dal Notification' h as is se a re teiwa a this Ofice. 1 si ,. 1214rER. 'Die CORPORATION for Preserving and Impesishlg the o r D u blin, zic. give notice, that a LIGHT-HOUSE has We bc.ol erected on CAPE CLEAR Island, from which a VOL will be aiihited on the Evening of FRIDA ', the Ist of' . iiy next, and from thence continue lighted from Sun-set to ' simje . The Lizht to be exhibited will be of a bright colour, en the evolving principle, and will attain its greatest magnitude MR. OtriiißtE will commence his APB COURSE of LRCTURES on SinGERY, QOM DAY, the 19th instant, at the Royal Westminster Intim for Diseases of the Eye, Mary-lakonneitroetsPktedfdp dical Olken of the Nan, the Arn and the Ordnance, be admitted srantitoudy, on •dbtals4nt the reocannatdaties the Head of their respective Departments, which must be tinted bn Mr. G. between the tours of Two and Four, Bente street, Berkeleregnare. iwe Ntra-, , ,gra :a; b.,-!•3 Las .nA - 0.16/t aysl3* ifl =yr* s • ~,, q ,;11 4.0 6,42* aad . o%; r ; j ~~ir :w NEW VOCAL MUSIC. MOURN THE BRIGHT STAR," a Hebrew Dhge as the decease of her Royal Mimes" the pew. soa Cc:moral, the Author Ilyman Hurwitz; In English Verse, by S. T. CatericFge, Esq. rice 36.--This iedbe acre wldoh 1=1'1: 3. Tie Orr et . A= • ace in every two minutes. CAPE CLEM!. ISLAND, on which the Light-house is tested, is thus* GE the South-West Coast of Ireland, and 'aunty Of 034, sad bias by Compass from Too-Head W. half - It miles, and from Brow-Head E. S. L distance IS miles. AND ilia on the same Evening, a Light will be exhibited the Lightilouse now greeted on the Island of Arran. This • d i g , be a resolving bright Light, and will attain its :states' de owe in every three minutes. ARRAN ISLAND, on which this Light-house is erected, is . 1122 odic Coast of Galway, slid the entrance to that Bay, Aiwa • ad SARgrabois Mlles ; frost Blistir cud, within the Bay, W. by N. half N. 18 Miles, and from island W. half N. distance S 9 Milo. 11—On the S. W. Coast, batistes these two Lights, there 2 faradf Light exhibited on Loop-Lleml, at the entrance of the -irer Slismoni--By Order, JOHN COSSART, Seen:tarp laasalifice, Dublin, Die. 18, 1817. I at* a 'rim at to mac R. NMI be Great I of our I - Altar la*. Anderd Hebrew Melody mai yearly, ait the Laatentatioa of the Israelites from the Destruction of Jen Pntdished by Goulding ar.d CO. 20, Soho-square.; sad to at aementi and - Go:4 ateattaida; 'mud Harem ar4 Co. : ASO i - --. ild Rams 21 10 r wad Co. 21 0 F 1221. & Co. 21 4 ask Brown 21 0 obis, of Oporto, - ITIN day were published, nal, price 10.. 6d, and in Er les. G DE STAINES ft.of it - 814 efir - , !km 001.: r , [SE of A 10 10 Dania Banner 20 0 John Bushell and Co. 50 0 John Williams 10 10 Lair and Figt,irile regard to t>te Nature anti Negie•Tatlon rf Drafts; sad Feetige Ms of Ezebanae. To which sr sulipined, a' =ll. Mercian, Lettere; Onadeciensh, Ptmtkr Artificers' Oomputantiak end the tiquelet and Cuba ,Root. siit6 their Application. y lAMB 4 M0R11.140N,. Ac- countant, Master of the Mereastile iicathtiny, Leeds • sod Au- Alto( of the Elements of Boot-km/lig, Ate . in also. prke TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, t.e Custom-Ranee, Dover, on TeZtDAT, January 20, 1818, at Noon precisely, _ _ FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry Lots, VIZ: Wine—i Puncheon Burn, will not be sold for less than DO Hoglmods French Red Lls 'nuked Goods, which the I 3 'Musical Instrtunenu .1.46 Foluff-Doxes 8100 Paper Prints 77 Maps 198 Drawings 44 Paintings 1 Sundry Foreign 8041, and va rious other Articles previous, and ou eke hlornins of rof Sale. per Cot will be required. V.l Coloured Drawings :2 Cambric Hantikerchiefs SS Toy Boxes Faces Carted Wood and ivory A go:Linty of Brossze.ware, Clock Mwements, and Musical Appa:atus I IVIX9 may be vizured the Day the Eley A Deposit of TwergyAve) TO THE PUBLIC. THE FOURTH OF MARCH NEXT. ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS, THREE PRIZES OF £30,000 !IA afxf EJary Prim ix S*A Money. BISH, the Contractor for the meant STATE • Itit-zar, having submitted the &Maw WO every pas. r, cwied from the Goverment Ciusetut i in the News sad which may be had at any Lottery Wine in the rapettfully solicits attention to the follosetag ppnaa of aitiP.ooo • - 490.000 5,000 - zoo* ipoo $OO 40 - Soo I I it bunt 3'14 af 449°° 1 a, oO g? ", 0 tt iirMON - EY: ";°44 DI add to C.'4 'Scheme, and orchids), of the Mosey paid by Contmtotett, Three Blanks will receive TWELVE PIPES OP OLD POET WINE. E tc h d t h e Hold e rs d the Ilretdrawn Blank, on each Day of hinnies;, may immediately select, fro th the Stock of any Wine IA they please, Fula Pipes of the very beet ad Part Wine, in proportion for Shares, on credit, for Ors Toot:twin h to as, at herr, if required. eramerate all the Capital Prizes soli by DISH, at Corn and Charing-Cross, London, and by his Agents, within the few Years, would require several folio oakum,. La the last Lowy alone he sold 2,241, a Prize of 1:20,000 3,645, a Prize of £20,000 4,349, a Prize of £20,000 And various other Capitals, ALL IN SHARES. . BEGINS FOURTH MARCH, When the Firot-drawn Prize will have E 5,000 more. Tat last Lottery that contained Three Prizes of 430,000, BISH sold them aft ! ! i VIEW'S IN DERBYSHIRE. This day were published, oil imperial 4to. price 4L a few copies, proof hoprei , ,ions, on colocrtbier, 4to. price 61. 66. TAIRTY-ONE VIEWS of the most inte rtst i ng ' and pictures:gime Objects In the COUNTY of DERBY (ll lzrrative of Messrs. Jimmies Magna Britannia), with short De. ttptions, !Wattle Fights Part of Britannia Depicts. Engraved by the first Artists, flans IL-wings made By J. FARINGTON, Bsq. R.A. Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may ha had the first Seven Parts, containing Bedford, 11. Is. Clieshire, IL 1 Ss. &its, a is. . Cornwall, 3. 15s. Etch, 11. is. • Cumberland, 31. 15s. Ombridge, IL is. DERBYSHIRE. 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Cumberkand, 31. 3s. boards. c wzidr, 2L 24. boards. • Tait day W 4.4 published, in two vols. nye. price 18s. beards, New Edition, being the Eleventh, of GY;riE ELEMENTS of CHRISTIAN, THEOLO containing Proofs of the Authenticity of the Holy 6 n : Pteres ; Summary of the of the Jews; a brief ot the C,ontents of the s• Books of the Old and ; a short A cc o unt o f the English Translations e!;4. anti of the Liturgy of the lurch of England ; and ~r. Exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion. D0i0.:.1 principally for the use of Young Students is Divinity. By taI.:ORGE TONILINE, D.D. ik.ho2 of Lincoln, and Dean of'St• :.• fTst Vomme of tills Work, being an Introduction to "t ~ f the Bible, is printed sepente, in i2rno. Gs. boards. Fri •t r d f or T. (.%•. , iell sod W. Davies, Strand. wt , lr: may b. s.• ad, by the same Aut;a:r, Ca`..fit,:m:, new Editio.i (bc...g the serene) brad‘ IVS; PRIVATE LIPP. of AUER FATHER. To which are added Miscellanies by M. blicker. 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