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PRicr, SEVEN-PEN( Es • .. • • ;, . 4 . . . , • ...........40 - 1......iiiia;;;;:.............in......w ~ ''''' - • ..............eirp000d..............e........., " • - 1 ./‘ • • . • • I' "?' • " AR3IY CONTRACTS.. • • ' . TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. -. . • . ROBERT THOMAS. * • i f s- 4 ln the Month of August will b e pu bli s h e d, i n 5 Vol.. l i m e. s. TABASCO*" CH.d3fEERS, ' Lamas an Grist-min, •-••-- ' - i ' ::" • Tr' any of the next of Kin of the late Rotstrr THE ABBOT.-By the Author of' Waverley.'Stc t ' Commissariat Department, WM July. 14 P- - ' T HE retirement of Sir DAVID SCOTT, R • ~art I n i 1 Tame" of Charles -court, Strand , 4n the•Fartth of St. Mar- 1. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, V.ianon . y . in I tl° ES who died in Janu last, will apply to London • Archibald Constable and Co. and John Ballantyne, V lik I:7OTICE - is hereby liven to all Persons desirous .coneequeece of ill . health, having created a JAMES • arY ' 'IN . Catatruta, of Charles-court, Strand, Jim-dresser,. they Edinburgh. • of contracting to supply the following Articles for the your Executive Body, I embrace the first anopsartunitY*4 oiler will Oar of something to their advantage August a, 1820. • • i ' 4 f Use of the Army, viz. 'thyself as a Candiliate for it. ' While ^ I regret, id common with .. Shortly wilt be published, . with Cuts, price IS. SOMETHING RESPECTING THE QUEEN 1-•. BREAD, • • ether Proprietor*, the loss which the Public must sustain by EYTON, Stock Broker. t, CORNMILL, begs leave AND SOMEBODY ELSE-By the Aurnoe of " THE rTo his Majesty's Lind Forces in Caplotintenas, Quarters. and to inform. his Friends, Tickets- and-Shares for tbe New the resignation of so able and valuable a Director, allele mete POLITICAL HOUSE THAT - JACK BUILT." Barracks, in the under-mentions:4 Comities : : . • Lotteetare now on Sale at his Office..• The new Vesture' of the ware you, that Would your protection and patronage picetnt present Lottery are so favourable to Purchasers, that EYTON * Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-big. .. • HANTS, NORTHAMPTON, kORTH. BRITAIN: iri'thkt situation, my time and attention shall be exclusively de- has not the least 'doubt ther e Wilt be a starlit y b e f ore t h e 30 t h o f TM. day were published. price.2s. . . OATS, .. . . . voted to the faithful discharge Of its intportant duties ; . and / This Month (August), on whielt Div the 'Lottery-commences HOUGH TS and SUGGESTIONS on the EDU. - sod &tithes. There saes Is o Classes all Stesisne• -s , To his Majesty's CavaliT in Cantonments and Quarters, in the htipe that the support which Hier. already experienced, a( NO . ' - - si tr' n° reserve 1 CATION of the PEAS .trry of IRELAND. - of Tickets hy the Contractor, as in former Lotteries; every Printed fur T. Cadell, in the Strand; and W. Ilfickwoiki.- under-mentioned Counties : Votes, upon the last Ballot, and m y first appeal to your suf- Number put into the Wheel, so that every Ticket will decide Edinburgh. • . Is CUMBERLAND, LEICESTER, - STAFFORD. .fragea, will justify mj' 'pretensions. upon the pi'aserf vacancy, its own fate, and no other; Thirty Prizes of £20,000, £l,OOO, ...t... • FORAGE, viz. • OATS, lIAY, amd STRAW, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Bar- . •2500 all In One Day • 'without alludinganore particularly to my own persowl -quell& , "lA. • . . cations. That support has been areal source of pride and mese - .1 . and J. sivEmß/Gir ., z are happy to state their This dae were published, MATERIALS for THINKING.- - -By WILLIAM BURDON. Fifth Edition, Two Vol. . Into. price 16.. eZ.. racks, and OATS in Cantonments and Quarters, in the under- faction to me ; and should * I, on this oecaslon, euscied to the • uatuished 4 .of tbe Contractor's Scheme for ho ards- .4, Pub!! ..ed by Effinthana Wiken, Roy!, Exchange, London. ' mentioned- County : honourable distinction of a seat . in the management Of your the New Lottery, i i,l k r •t iati t ca luntl e t i only for 5,600 Tickets, con _. - - 4. 1 SOMFASET. affairs, - to Which I haw:along aspired, it will be . my constant tains Terolsrizes of 226,000 i ides which, 211,200 is added - This day was published. •priee 2s. 6d. 05 That the deliveries are to Commence on and for tbetsalth day of and anxious desire, as well as my' duty, to prove that I have in EXTRA PRIZES, and all in STERLING MONEY, and •PLAN for Reducing the Capital and the Annual - kh: September next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked .eiot been undeserving of your fav our: •• • ..• will all he drawia la ONE DDT, S(*b AUCCST. Schemes at large IX. Charge of the NATIO VA L DEBT, as suggested to the • 'l t 4 Tender for Army Supplies" will be received at 'this Office, May be had et all. their Offices and Agents , as usual , by which Consideration of atEai HERS of PART .IA Mb:MT.-S ec o n d on or before Wednesday, the 30th day of August, meet, (but none . . I have the- honour to .be e Ladies ind bentleseia,' ettblit weak! ! piredie the judicione manner in which the Ealitictra--Ily JOHN BRICKW :. OOD; Jun: • • will be received after . twelve o'clock on that day). and, if sent - - Your eibeditestund faithful servant. • zeti ire arraeged fee the benefild every Purchaser. -London :. Publisbnd ,by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row. " . ' 2,.. by Post, the Postaie must be paid. • • 10SIAS 'DU - PRE. ALEXANDER. J..and J. S. With their usual Success, sold and shoed xgreat .I. • - • . !EMI of CARSTAL Panzsin the Lottery just concluded ; including In a few dye will be published, . . • , • Proposals roust - be ntide separately for each County , except Hanover-square, Aogust 2, Ism. ' FT HEQ U E E S N ' S C.A S E STA T E D.-L-By f• or the Counies comprising North Britain,. all of 'Stich must N.B. The . day of Election is fixed for Wenvesnev, 16th inst. No. 9,814 £20,00° . • ..i... CHA RL ES IHILLIPS: Esq. Banister at Law.. - be included in one ender; T and each Propo , :tl must have the . Mr. A . 4 City Lux vsoto's•Committee will meet •••dai •at the of ' 12;313 ...... £lo,ooo .. You shall surely answer it, where the poorest rag upon the i• Letter whic:i is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two persons of known property engaging to becom.• bou nd ...., with the pony tendering in the amount stated in the printed London Tavern, . where , communications will be thankflilly At their Old Of fi ces No. 37, Combat ; 11, Ilolborn; 38, Hay received. • . • _ - market; ' and 141, Oxford-street. poOrest beggar in this Island shall have the splendou r of your el. ronation garment. '-Vide Statement. . V• . Printed for William Ilm.e, Ludzate-bill,- • - • 4 Particulars. for the due performance of the Contract; and no . . . A T a-nurnerons and highly respectable MEET- TO THE .PUBLIC ' 4 Proposal %sill be noticed unless made on a printed Tender and • ENTIRE NEW SCHOOL !WOES AND N itW EDITIONS' -f the prices cxpresf•ed in words at IL..r.gth ; and should it so ba pren ii •• ING of PROPRIETORS pf EAST INDIA STOCK, THE discontinuance of the unpopular Plan of Published by LONZZIAN, Itensr, itaate, Owes; end _Snows, ' that during the continuance of the Contract no Troups Should be held at tho.Kinies-liked Tavern, Poultry, the 7th day of 1 drawing Lotteries in Classes, and of making the Prizes in London. supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps on A ugust , 18 00, Stock, is so congenial with the *ell-known sentiments of PI D- •l. C ELECT WORKS of the BRlTisri POETS, -. the Cillitrat* and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Con- . DING and Co. that they can advocate the success of the pl-e- KJ with lliouraphical and Critical Pre4cies. By Dr The following Ileolutions were proposed by General Sir . tractor, shall be refunded to him. . sent one, without sacrifice of their feelings, or departure from ATKIN. In One nrga Volume of 212 pages- edluin !Ivo. Particulars sr the Contracts nu AR MI I BALD R gpwN, and seconded by . THOMSON ybe bad up .n application at consistency ; and Plenum and Co. feel con fi dent a brief recital price Ills. extra boards. ... these Chambers, between the hours of Ten and Four • and at ILINKEY,EstI• and earried - unanimenslY : of its leading points is all that can be required, to prove that e a * The object of this Work, which is entirely vac ft to 7. the o:Ece of Deputy COmmissary-General Young, Edinburgh. Ist. That the public services of Mi. Edmonstone in India, this is really the very best Lottery that has ever been offered to comprise, within a single volume, a Chronological-Series of our P.S. Samples of the Bread sod Meal may be seen at the during a period of nearly thirty-five years, have afforded him the P ub li c' Classical Poets, from Ben. Jonsun to Mettle, 'without hauti- a s o:3ce, between the hours of Twelve and Two. Only 5,600 Tickets, yet has Two Prizes of £30 , 000! lation or abridgment, with 13ioaraphical and Critical Notic • s of the means of acquiring that intimate and practical knowledge of 30 Capitals-M1 Sterling-No fixed Prize! their Authors. .The contents. of this volume are to'compre - . o.e c xruAcT FOR FIRE HEAR ms FOR I(EVENUE the affairs of British India which, in the actual condition of that N o Classes '-Every Number decided leparately ! hensive, that few Poops, it is believed„ are omitted; except such '94, 7 1 CR UIZER S. great Empire, constitutes qualificationi essentially important in No Reserve Af Tickets!-Every one on Sale! as arc of secondary merit, or unsuited to the perusal of. youth NAVY OFFICE, August 7, 1320. the exercise of the functions of a Member of the Court of No Suspense !-All drawn 50th of Tins hloa-nr. The Work, within these briunds, may. -be termed a " Libr of Classical English Poetry;" and may. safely reconnnend, • :..:. • TIIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS. Ds. irector Pinnoro and Co. have yet to mention wherein the present eclipses all former Schemes-it absolutely contains £ 11,200 to the heads of Schools In general, anli Ns the" L,ibearies 0. A SIONEIiS of his 31...JESTY"s NA Vl' do hereby give Notice, 2d. That the Address of the British Inhabitants of Calcutta EXCESS OF PRIZE MONEY , beyond-what any Lottery Young Perions• 2. Tbe FAMILY SitaessotAitx,•ln which nothing Is added to i - to Mr. Edmonstone on his departure from Indict (an honour drawn in one day, has ever yet averaged !!-P. and Co. now the original Text ; but those Words and Repressions are omit- That on WEDNESDAY, the 30th Instant, at One o'clock, . ted which cannot with propriety be read aloud la a Family. a they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing never before conferred on any other Servant of the Honiurable conclude by respectfully soliciting a continuance of those favours ...with which the Public have honoured their Office, the Lucky - to Contract for supplying his Majesty's Yard at Woolwich With Company, Inferior in rank to Governor. General,, t is a testimo- Corner, No. 1, Cornbill; where No. 8,739, Prize of £2OO in By Thomas Rowdier, Esq. F.ILS. and 5...4.. In 10 vole. Royal . - ;all; IIEARTIIS for REVENUE CRUIZERS.• nial of character, conduct, zeal, and distinguished abilities, justly t h e L ast L ottery - N o. 8, 443 , t h e G rst 2 20 , 000 drawn in the 18mo. price 23 ass. boards A New F.dition. • entitling Mi. Edmonsione to the confidence and the choice of present year-No. 369, Prize of £20,000 ie the Lasta-viere all 5. An Inreneeenon to Moncius Hurroev from the Birth o. A I' stern of the Tirt Hearths, and a Form of the Tender, the Proprietors. sold in Share. • and they hope fresh Capitals ate now on Sale at Christ to the present 'lime , in Continuation of an Int.aea•-sitction. ` tn.,y be seen at this O ffi ce. - • No. 1, CornhiiL , to Chronology and Ancient History. By W. Jillard Hort. 3d. That, adverting to the great-power which the British F.m- ______ - Printed uniformly with the Cheap:thin and Ancient History. •No Tender will be received after One o'Clock ea the day of . pirriss Treaty, nor any notleed, unless tho party, or an agent for hina, India has now attained-to the vast extent of its lo u t - NO TIME TO LOSE, IF YOU WANT FAVOURITE, In 2 vols. 18mo. price Bas. 6d. bound. onion, foreign relations, and political controul, and to the mo- OR PA RTICUL AR- NUMBERS. 4. Lerreas on Fariecu Ilteroar, front the Earliest Perind to attends. . the Battle of Waterloo, and Ite-establisament of the House of Bourbon. For the Use of Setuph. By J. Bizi.Md. • In 12mo. mental, interests which are involved in the conduct of the Ad- T BISH , Sole Contractor for the- Lottery, begs .Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to ministration abroad, and in the ef fi cient superintendence and sup - • leave most respecafallq to aequalnt his best Friends , the price 6s. boards. - 5. Lamas on; Earcuste Homo' ay, from the Invasion of the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Parsons, en- Dort of that Administration at home; it becomes a n object of Public, that the New„Loateey consists of only 5,600 Tickets, the whole of which areukaide. al - T. BlSH•doels not intend ts' Julius Cesar to the Battle of Waterloo. For the Use of Schools. • gaping to become bound with the per waddling, in the mum •-- - • , • . the first importance to the Pa:rioters, as well as to the interests reserve any.. And as the L ottery .. rawn m "se' , By J. Bigland. In iiimo. es. boards. 6 Utinnotsai His•roer, in Twenty-four Books, translated of 2500, for the due performance of the Contract. -is not tole d •• CI - . - SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RELTEFof PERSONS from . the German of John Muller. In 3 vols. 8vo: 21 16.. . I 31P RI SON ED for SM ALL DEBTS. a Company, a Gentleman who has filled with so much digitisation from No. Ito 5,600 lee/Rive; digt,/rem IhseNternbere richts the hiehest oifices of the St ate, and h as himself been ministerially k i ng n° limited , ni'd th e q0e 4116 /I'earikt o he ifolerna.Y aPPrwadt 7. Huns on the &maces of Herrman; addressed to h Crovm-street, Strard, August 2, 1480.. - there is not any time to be lost; for although wow, almost an 7. Children by a Mother. Author of " ' Happy, - her BENEFACTIO,..TS SINCE. THE LAST RE. concerned in most of those great measures, to which the present Number may be had, yet veky shortly, owing to tie deaso____ ad_ in 2 vols. foolscap Bvo. price 12s. boards. Always •• • ' &c. in PORT, viz. • e. , s • se high condition of our Indian Empire is to be ascribed. TIM, and the necessity yf nyorlyiDg Ireland, and the ;fgcnts in the. S. A Scout to the EXERCISES of CIIAEZAUD Hexer, Pea.' His Iloyal a tlighness the Duke of Gloucester} 25 ,O _ 0 4th . That the individuals composing this Meeting do therefore Country the - Numbers wanted may be disposed-is& An early I G H :ide W t A o N T arr tan "c sla n te t' fr a o ll m d E o n h g e l r ish G i n n A to 3.3 g iA raxi u ; Fr b'e en in c t h a , o P n .ra a c n ti e c w al Second Benefaction deem it incumbent upon them, on PUBI.IC PRINCIPLES, application, therefore, to prevent disappointmenteds stro ngly . Plan, with Grammatical Notes. 13y G. IL Pcppleton. In • The Right lion. the Fad of Radnor, V.P. A. • . 5 ' 5 0 recommended to be made to she Contractors O ffi ces, No. 4, every means in their power, the Election of Dlr. The Right Hon.lhe Countess of Radnor . A. 5, 5 0 !° • PronsoteehTColuontt, or 9, Cusanso-Cuosst or to any other VW the Far- 12mo. 51. bound. William Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. per Secretary A. 2 . 11. 0 Edmonstone to fill the present Vacancy in the Direction ; and chaser nay, ai a pr o pe r Voy eu r w ibt i m 8 e omin , 2n d s . St. A Kea to Posearrou's Farecn Externs:es ' • being a Trans- William Dawson, Esq. - - - A. 2 2• 0 they most respectfully call on the Proprietors at large to come •7 • - " • •-The Scheme contains " „tenon of the various Exercises contain e d i n that Book. In . .• • T. S. Gooch, Esq. per Hoare' . - A. 3 .- 5 0 forward in support of that Gentleman's just pretensions. e - TWO Prises of £20,00) ! - - -12 mo. Es. ed. bound. • Adam Askew, Esq. per linnet - - A. 2 2• 0 •• • HUMPHREY HOWARTH, Chairman. • And various other Capitols, all in Sterling Moniff - Elements of that Science are familiarly explained, and adapted 10. Conveasarmas on Narnier. Punmeortna in which the .. Wyndham Enatchbull, Esq. per Secretary - A. . 1 1 .6 J. C. M. - . - . - - a 10 0 O ..• The Ckairtnan having left the Chair , it was rootted by Gene- . • - All to be drawn in One Day, • , T. X. Letter Box - - . 10 0 0 rel Nil% ROSEST BLAIR ' G.C.B. and arried unanimously, that -•• • * SOrri OF THIS MONTH, AUGUST. In 12mo. with 22 /:ngravings by Lowr y, to the Comprehension of 'Young Pupils. By the Ailthor of donyersations on Chemistry," and " Conversations on Poll- J.T. L. Letter Box - - - ii 0 0 the Thanks of • the Meeting be given to the Chainnan, for his There ars 5e11,200 cora in Prizes ! found in the Letter Box - a - 1 e '-9., ibleconduct in the Chair. ROBERT BLAIR. tiros Economy." In all which . every Purchaser will participate, whether be Price 10s. 6d. Second Editinn. 7. , • , C. M. a Fine from 4 Hackney Coachman - •0 ...5:30. 141 A yatdarof Election is fixed for Wsnsasear, the 16th inst. makes his putchases at the Contractor's Offices, or at those of ll. Conyzeasoncess on Potrneat &moan, in whi c h t h e :I Received for a Book, Neild on Prisons .• - . 9.. - . 1 ! 9: Ilip.•}7.tomoysroxes Committee will meet daily, at the King's any other Office-keepei. Elements of that Science are familiarly explained. By the ~ • ' - --• 1 / 4 -..stsillead Tavern, in the Poultry, where every communication will Er i n g ee, Lail* every ri e b eme i l l b e Ind i n t o the wi n d, an d Author of " Conversations on Chemistry." Third Edition, i nn- 7 . • . . .• • - . - .64 1 is - •:, aicharged and relieved from various rrisons ' • -••• " 7 --- -- a .elatathankfulky acknowledged. • • • - each will decide its own fate, Ann to uriza!!! proved, in one large vol. 12mo. 9s. • 19. CONVERSATIONS on &Tema with Twenty Erigratrin 11 79 DelEirs, for the sum of - ..1)4 . • .4'300 la .6 1 1-it- flestiettable FAMILY HOUSE, With GARDEN and Ticerrs and &roam are selling by BISH, sole Contractor, . Considered the Cases of . - 62 Petitioners, .•.. • - . 'MOCK, and a smallallOUSE adjoining, united If re.. No. 4 , Curnhills and 9, Charing-crow Third Edition, price 7s. 6d. plain, or 10s cd. coloured. g . 13. CostrasArmes in AtA2EXRA. Being an Introduction to • the First Principles of that Science; in a Series of Dial Of which . - • - 4araese approved.„, . - enured, delightfully situated on KEW GR'ERN, SURREY, • * e a • 'The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against BISH's designed for thole who have not the advantage of a Tut ngtlegi Referred for Enquiry - - . 4',. • - ; . _ y omman ding a fi ne Vi ew o f t h e Thames ; • also the Modern O ffi ce in CORYHILL ; by which the Public can see the fluctuations. Irodmisailde - -. 6 ---• • • ••• a• * - - Household Furniture, Table Clock, Linen, Library of vale - well as for the Use of Students in Schools. By Williaro °f e e tr f t : And Rejected -7 - 2__. able Bdoks, Four-wheeled Chaise, a beautiful Painting, a Copy T HE following NEW WORKS have been pub- Haw ,. r i • b oar d s , p ce 7s. Benefactions are received by .1. Camden Neidaata. the Tres- of the three Marie. at - Castle Howard, two original Cattle ../. lished during the present Season, by Messrs. Couturier 11. Lam Paosoor MADE EAST; the third edition, enlarg e d 0 surer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea ; also by Messrs. Ilernes, Farquitar,.. Pieces by .Castiglione, and other Paintings sty eminent hlas- and Co. Conduit -street, viz. . . materially improved, and accompanied with the Poetical Tree- , ' and Co. St. James's-street ; .M'essra. lloares, FiFet-stfeetil Messri. tors , valuable Curiosities in Pebbles, Petrifaction , , Ores, Spars, T. the of Terentianus Maurus de Metris. By John Carey, LLD. . Whitmore and Co. Lombard -street; Messrs.Cooks's, Ridge, and • and other natural Productions. CORRESPONDENCEof DAVID HUME, the Historian, 12mo. 7s. boards. Co. Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dorrien and. Co.. Finch-lane, Corn. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ; with several distinguished Panties, 4to. £l. 115. Gd. ' 15. The Erma LATE( Paosons, Illustrated with Engii4h Ex- . hill • Messrs. liammersleys, Pall-mall ; Messrs. • Veres and Co. • By EDWARD IMBER, • IL planations of the Rules and Authoritiet from the Latin Poets.- " 77, Lombard-street ; and by Mr. Grasswell, the Secretary , No. Oa the Premisex, on Tens e r, August Bth, and following Day, MEMOIRS of GRANVILLE SHARP, Esq.-By Prince 13y John Carey, LL.D. 12mo. ls. 6d. bound. 7, Craven -street, Strand, where the llooksznay be seen by those . at Twelve, by Order of the Proprietor, Hoare, 4to. 22. 12a. 6d. 16. - SCANNING EXERCISES for Young Prosodians ; centaim og . i who are inclined to support this Charity,and where the Society T HE Premises comprise a Large and a Small • IIL the first two Epistles from the Electa on Ovidio, minufdy scan meet on the first Wednesday in October next. - X LEASEHOLD RESID'ENCE, with or without &cachet PRINCE MAX [MILIAN'. TRAVELS in BRAZIL, ned, proved by the Rules of the Eton Oran - men, and infer_ - ' Stabling and Coach-horse, of which immediate Possession may during the Years 11115, 1816, and 1817, 4to. plates, 22. 25. spersed with occasional Remarks. By Julia Carey, LLD. A ACIDULATED ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. b e had, and Right of l'asturage on Kew-Green for six head. ot - IV. new Edi t i on , i u 12 mo . pr i ce 4s . b oun d . •• - ..'• - THE decided preference this new Sauce has expe - Cattle; the Furniture includes Bedsteads, Beds, and Binding , HORACE WALPOLE's CORRESPONDENCE, cam- 17. A m ier mea t Geine to th e r i g h t •In te nhie nce • it v err i r• ' • rienced daring the short period it has been before the modern Cabinet Articles in Drawers, beautiful Sets of Lbning, plete, in 4 vols. Bvo. 2`2.5.. Versification. By John Carey, LLD. 12mo. It: fa!'" '. IS. An Aaruasrrieee KEY to PEOPItI.2 QUA MAltilitt ei tlv a Public, having already occasioned some spurious imitations, E. Card, and Pembroke Tables, several Literary and Spfa ditto, • LAZENBY and SON respectfully inform the Nobility and side - board , Drawinvroom Suite in four Curtains, Sofas, Chairs, MEMQIRS of the LATE QUEEN, from authentic Docu- Gases, and As IN' PRAMITI containing all the Eft il e . Gentry, the original Article is prepared only at their Wore- Lounge, Dininekroson and other ditto, Cabinets, excellent 'fur- menu . -By John Watkins, I.L.U. Etc. Bvo. plates, 1.55. dined and translated, with the ' Rules quoted tinder:eich; ;Mad f ' houses, No. t , Edward-street, London, and 23, Parliament. key and Brussels Carpets, Iron Chests, Lamps, Kitchen Requi- . 'VI. Numerical References to the Context. A new Edition; trick' : j street, Dublin ; the label of each bottle signed " Elizabeth La- sites, Gies. Illentlas; and numerous other valuable Effects. The HERMIT in LONDON; or, Skeabes of English Addi t i o n s . By John Carey, LLD. Si. bound. • • ••••• • -1. • renbv."-N. B. From its peculiar preparation, the Acid An- The PIC/IIiSES limy be viewed, by Tickets, till the Sale, and mantic", vol,. 4 an d 5, w hi c h com pl ete the'Woilt, 12.. 19. A SKETCH of Monana and Ancient Gatlenutrnar e *.fai ..thi, ; thovy Sauce will be found vetyalalicious wish Steaks, Hashes, the Effects; on Monday and Morning of Sale, and Partictilare • V If. Use of Schools. By - Samuel Butler, D.D. Neal kliacer of th e Ste. as well as all kinds of Hili, and cli?nis 4 decided preference had, and of` he Auctioneer, 92, Hatton Garden ` The HERMIT in the COUNTRY, by the same Author, Royal Free Grammar School of Shrewsbury. Foord . F.litin.,. for Evertation, is warranted to keep in any..climate, and does In geo. 91. breads. . NIILLARD'S WIIOLESA LE and RETAIL EAST INDIA 3 v°ls * 181. VIII. - - 20. °lntuit BiAit of ANCIENT GEOCRATHE p • ' o ' Dr.• not turn rancid when opened. ' PRINTED FURNITURE, and FOREIGN and 13RI ----• --- - --- SECRET MEMOIRS of the COURT of WESTPHALIA ing Columbier. 10s. 6d. Being a -setettuess' ' efora Praia njcw.: BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. TISH WAREHOUSK, Wo. 16, CIIZAPSIDE. under Prince Jerome, with curious Anecdotes, /Ivo. 9s. . Ancieut Atlas, intended as Practice Etettiseslfbr' "Poin, ni Ware_louse 107, STRAND, corner of the SAVOY-STEPS, FAMILY LINENS, anti Fashionable A ETI C Lg.s for DRESS IX. ' ) all up, mad ,desigued as an Accompanhneet tottrißutWiaketeli LONDON. T. MILLARD respectfully informs the 'Nobility, AI OLLIEN's TRAVELS in the INTF.RIOR of AFRICA. of Modern ' and Ancient Oeogtaph ' . -- " TORN BURGESS and SON being apprized of .Ea • mad Families aribring in the Metropolis, they-ran Select Edi te d b y T. E. Bowdich, Ese. 4to. plates, 22.25. ' 21. A n AIM/CM/NT of Usoveasaa. Hanoatc. Adopted to tyro 4..1 the numerous endeavours made by many Persons to impose team the accustomed rich &appal of als Warehouse choice Li r - . X. • Use of Families and Schools, with apptopriate•Qi*tieris at'ths 1 a rpurious Article for their make, feel ft incumbent upon thorn awns, In 4-8 ina 4-4, of warranted fabrics; French Cambric, TALES of FANCY.-By Miss Burney, Second Edition, zed of each session.. ET the Itev.-H, L Kat P p A . 3.1 • I to rec t utst the att e nt i on o f t h e P u blic, in purchasing what they aid ' tkndkwidefr, fine Sneetioge, Damask Table Linen, Sec. S vol s . 245. Vol. I. containing the Shipwreek ; Vols. 11. and . • • a :it.t t2.iiics . fourth Edition , 3s, bound. ' • - . • • i tooecive to I e tl:,: Ori , inal,.tn observe the Rune and the Ad- curious India Mustier (wig those fur. Gentlemen* Cravats) 111, Country Neighbours.-Each Tale is told separately 22. ReLts .for Pacutoescien end Ream° Me' F a x Loy dress terrespoads vitS the above; the general s tra ns of from the Company's Warehouses; beautiful Shawls, choice XI. • c.usc:r.. -Ily the Rev. Israel Worslei.- The Seiond Edition, in the spurious d.....cripii,m a will d ece ive the unguugsl 4l ,.sad..6r Cintlalltanfl Retina Muslim, Indin Long Cloths, White Chintz TETRARCH and-.LAURA.-By Madame de Geniis; two• l o i n b. i s : b oun d, •• • - .- .6' their c kt ec ti on , .1. 1 1 Ji.ziess and SON submit the following Gan- and Ao)r.ciors,ohcautti exclesarelyat his Warehouse; Taffeties vols. sue. 6d. ditto French; as. . -.• i•• - 23. it Flown DesnewritX or,. Senteneei and Paisigie-cola ai l d Chioa Cyr tea. new Pqncllle4 Cambric; and Muslin, of • XII. lions:.-Some .re in appear t ince at first sight " The Genuine ;' •• f A : lected front . the mostaliteemed..Freuch "lathers • designed to . lest without any Name or Address :-Wlag 44 HeadssevEs- Unique • designs, feeellar m the house! rich Wrought Dresses TRAVELS in EGYPT, SYRIA, CYPRUS,Itemt Joh --a. fecilitate A to of the French Tongue.' .", Ar ' eapged under • . la a •' t - it:lc.! of Attch.wies:"-others " Busiiiev,"-ond 14141 4 aim and Pt 4 ReAcay. U L IAP 4 L a ce and INil , s , wit ] ; a varlet' PI u-. Biarasen, Eng. • 2 rob. Xt. is. • . the. severed peals of ilie„Parts of Satech; 'lli the• Re*, /Fee) . v.i.i , Jnt Addre.s. - . tidea; in white and colours , Pasha:fable Morning and .E.ven- XIII. WpiAley: 1% , Se4Poil..E.dition, enlaigs:d, 41. &AMA!. . lug Dress; 'new and economical Printed EUrnittres, for .Beds, ' LETTERS kelt the COURT .of TIHTOI,III. Mini EAU- .. ' s.' -: 4. Ittes 4f4..cl*Fdatisit Coattasirisin, and -partietdaily f o i Studies, Ate. Furniture I.hu•.jtics. with every kind of useful Fa- tion, 2 vols. live: plates, £l. tts.. .. , . ~ •,..,, ~. !flientei. :Designs:a ft* the .Une of Sehools. and SLIf-Instroctisin, mil y Linens, and a choi ce assortment of fl oe goad, for the Fo- ,By John Ripphigham4. Frivol* Tatoiat Westminster 5e?, 09 1,.... . • reign Market and superior family 'we. FRANKLIN'. tfEdlol/tS, Vols. V. • and'VL which' Thi r d p„i keton. 4 ' b oa d , . , . s• a ,„ r Sa. • • a , .J. M. resinctbilly informs Families and Ladiea having Coma complete the Work; gee • ~ - • 23; 1.110: 1 0 ti,, gxl-enreeedPirautc Ereaeme inedultag a • misslons,wlibse 6invenienee itinay suit to take entire Pietas, or '.' • • XIV'. . XV. • - • 1 • • Cootie it; , - 0 tif :for ebtiininz the Faculties oferalsexistth ia _ penlys, these are regularly at the wholesale price ; and selections The MOTHER ' S MEDICAL ASSISTANT; containing, d on aa r k mi a - t • an d ti n t pa l o m ino. - Did s pad,.‘,. a b a var . for large establishments, as wail as ielividual convenience, may Instnititions for the Prevention and 'Treatment of the Diseases o f , s e h o . .Ne' ii.initructiooi liy Joint Rippingh:tm. Tu d' be made to the E-eatest tulyintage,.at fixed prices, from which pt Infants and Children. -By Sir Arthur Clarke, 4s. ed. Edition' 6e. in„im a trilea , •;` ' 5 . ' ' • . ... no deviation is . made. X VI. ' • tif... / ilatv Imo at Dona; :aXI• Yao.Tanna hltgsa.raltnalintli for oOriois India Ste t PP46444d. . PetiPlktnri Of Buil- . An ESSAY en DATHING.---By tbe same Author. FFlkli 'Yttelligt . Pindosi• tiintidning Europe, Aile, AMYX, aid Aped icesviipeed. • Pidition, si. 6d. . • 'a ' Asihß''ltardelsts , • c. , Nene Edition. 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I:eli(liieSS7 N/e.W SAUCE, for genc-al puiposes, having '......, ::::::-.. , 1 En -11 preat satisfaction, continues t,'•: prepared by them,' i 3 :A is escotant.-rAlril as a most useful and convenient Sauce , — iqi: ',.. keep good in al climates. . • i'. 1 Ran:how:r e te.7, Flaana, corner of the S-1•0741c(111, L.,4Ciant r (em; CItiGIYAL nsu-ssucc waaratuusa), ;lam i) ,~ • . • . _ ''v ,' {~ ' I .•