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- .MM. • !-: ?" Fro . - i - •,. - . . . • •. - \ 1 4 1 . 11 ' ) 1 1Z, . , MONDAY; APRIL ,-, • iIF z , , ..... ' . 1111* - "git---...........•••••••-ilt" 0 N . - -4E ' .- - - c EAST INDIA STOC 4 IL -- " ALL /N A DAY ! . tIOORTANT CHANCES, to be cfmided on tiO t A 42 ;.n Decent. t loth f i t he pram; Month i (APRIL) on "bleb Davila Draw "a" \ OW crrrunTEßT bow tad win flask doe 3 -,Aill irkh allibitandal and wellblinind * dtanted in th e 'nod 1 - 4 Likeion, LinilTat • and star be eaten I ''-itesedof 01.02111 in Capital 21 . 'nails 47,226. . . 'a ii 1, 1 F it tt i 'a 1 •-•,...... X ~~; ARMY. AMAJOR. in a Garrison Battalion , to ex change with a Major is a Regiment of the Line; the Git tison Battalion is at present in Ireland, composed of men whose services ape twarkted to the United Kingdom and the adjacent bispds, Oncered from the Line. Application to bonsade to B. C. No. 12, all-t ree Baeltt, Dub lin, or to P. B. No. 4, Houietta-street, Covent-Gard. Letters (Post rid)only will be attended to. VICTUALLING OFFICS, Mari 114 OE COMMIS SIONERS for lIICIVALLINO 1 Ills 111.4.1.ESTT's NAVY, A keray ese Tot n ariday the Sid of April next,theywillbe ready to receive ion in writing (sealed up) and treat for FIVE HUN. op TONS of LIVERPOOL, or consegrained CHESHIRE. g ate Sdt of mid goodness and foe EIGHT HUNDRED , r os c i CHESHIRE BAY SALT, of the largest grain, or Salt o ni rano (of which the P ersons who make the Tenders tf _ vo ila Samples) to be delivered into His Majesty'sViettml. 74; 00 ,i D ep tford, ooe half by the 31st of Jidy next, and the Tea k* by the 30th Septet ber following, free of all charge and Majesty, except that the Contractor will bo allowed two prod divert pence per Ton for porterage of the Salt f r om • Ir w in the Stores ; and to be paid for by Ellis payable with 1104#0 days after date. r iv onatioes of the Contracts may * seen at the Secretary's att kisOffice ; or by applying to the Collector of the Salt rad , s yn t ipool, and at Middlevrich in Cheshire, respectively. br, re d le had se any Terrier in Which the price shalt not & isna iorr k e t /nth, or that shall not k &livered to the Board Oa ;Gal as the said Friday the Wl' April aert. var wren f ijaso ohs Nola as Tender, or mot Person on his kiwi . ); attends to mar aim coned fir, To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOC 4 K. Lamas AND GeNTLelleal, TOOK tht liberty of anuctunchlg to you in Decem ber hut my vieweton Seat in the East India Medina: piony mit me now to make my most gratefal acknuerledgements for elm very tattering reception I have already met with, and to repeat my inaction of offering myself to guar choice on a future vacancy. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Oentlensen, Your devoted and moat bumbl, Servant , JAMES DANIELL. No. I, I%lliter-squaw, April 2, 1801. wawa ALL IN A DAY ! IMPORTANT CHANCES, to be d ecided on Li* 10 Mille Prelha Months IL) on *WO Daythe Drairi- Zie W an il t lll. 2 - 1/;lr sobil lr 1 0d situated in the *too Part et LAidon, LandTaa and ntsy be enteral isinsmediataly, or disposed of 04,001 in Capital ribs* •• Present Prices Tickets A 7 04,91. "laves - A 4 4 4 labs - :2 o Quarts - 23 0 *Wiese - 011 0, The grand Prites in Cox 's Lottery, 1 /44.-..Piget's grand Dia mond, t sm.—Several PriAsa in Boydeirs newyees were sold by HORNSBY and Co. No. !6, Cornhill; Chakag Cross; and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. TO MANAGERS OF THEATRES. THE SHEFFIELD THEATRE is intended to be LET, on or before Monday the 2d day of May next en suing. Such Persona as are desirous of becoming Candidates for ranting the tante, inay receive every information they wish oat the subject, by addressing a line (post paid) to George Hague, Tres surer to the proprietors. STEWAItDSHIP WANTED. A PERSON well skilled in the Management and Cultivation of Land, and alt Farming Business, and also in Surveying, Ilealtrriog, valuing Timber Stock, Bic is desirous of engaging himself solely in the employ of any Nobleman or Gentle man, either in England, Wales, Scotland, or Ireland. 'Mani Past paid, addressed to X. Y. at the Post 011 re. Rom' ford, Eases, will be duly attended to. GRAND CITY Lorna , / TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, viz. with OF THIS MONTH. SHIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Charinvekost, have on Sale the 'rickets and Shares of the above Lottery, *hick will be drown in Guildhall, in ONIL DAY -the asill of this Monthrtlie Prins are First-rate Freelsehl Houses, in Skisinelusttiet and Piekeu-street, discharged of Land• Tan, and vaned at Akes;ooo, as under : 1 Prised 0 1:1115,000 7 Prizes of £.4,000 1 7,000 6 2.000 4 6.000 1 :1,000 Tickers and Sharps have already risen in Price, agi aatiglia advance is expected bcfote the Drawing. Present Prices, • - Tickets L. 7 1916 - Halves Eighths Quarters MONEY. OBLEMEN. Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully N informed they may be supplied with Money to any amount, on terms rqual to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copybold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Set tlements, Widows Jointures, Clergymen' Livings, or any other PropeAy $ persons of respectability may be supplied on their per sonal security only.--Gentlemen will had every liberal accorosno.- dation without delay. Application from Twelve till Two, or betters (Post Paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. to, This der was publ!shed, price is. td. COuWATION of TYTIIES in IRELAND, wall setb*Church Establishment, but So the Poor. Addressed, without permission, to the Gentry of Kerry, Galway, and Tipperary. Primed for P. C. and . J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, i9O, Piccadilly. This day was published, hi Octavo, price its. tid. p i DEFENCE of JOINT STOCK COM PANIVS; being an alsompt to shew tiseir Legality, Zap. diency, and Public Benefit. By HENRY DAY, Esc Solicitor. Printed for Longman, Hurst, aces, and Orme, Paternosiet row ; and Richardson, Royal Exchange. " • , .• GRAN 6 CITY LOTTERY of P. lOUS= DISCHARGED of LAM:, TAX i 604,001) Value In CAPITAL PIUZFA 20,000 'TICKETS. To be Drawn in Guildhall April it List of Capital Prizes, with the Value of each. GRAND HOTEL, 9, Skinne 44, Sltiassee-etteet, 43, ditto 43, ditto 5, Pickett-street, - 7, ditto, • • 17, Skinner-street, 21, ditto, 41, ditto, 'B, ditto, 4, ditto, • to, Pickett-street, 11, ditto, 18, Skinner-surfer, • 40, West-Side of 42, Skinner-street, 4R, ditto, 40, ditto, 4, Pickett-street, This day was published, Is Three Volumes Duodecimo, price 15s. boards, THE KNIGHTS. TALES illustrative of the MARV F. LLO US._ h'25,004 /AGO 6POO 6,000 6,000 6,001), 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 3,000' By P.. C. DALLAS, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, R eta, and Orme, Patanoster-raw. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, AUSIZT. A Novel. In 4 vuls. l 2 mo. pries I ds. in boards. Pcacivas.; or, Nature Vindicated. The Second Edition. In 4 large vols. 12mo. 188. sewed. The Moo.* mos. Tales illustrative of the Simple and Sur. prising. In 4 vols. 12.m0. price One Guinea in boards. ALBION INIORMATION OFFIU, LONDON. THE CLERGY are most respectfully informed, 4 " that a List of Livinp and .Advowsons to be bought, sold, aged, is constantly kept at this °thee ; and all Gentlemen *hag to tell, purchase, or exchange such Preferment, or de igns of engaging Curates for temporary, permanent, or occa nsalDu!y in Town or Country, will and this a most desirable hoinnion for the registry of their respective Particulars. THOMAS COOTS, Secretary. jiv tt, EarDstreet, New Brislp.street. Mr. SURR'S NOVELS. This day were published, new Editions of the undermentioned well known Novels, by Mr. SOU( THE WINTER in LONDON, in three volumes, price 15s. in boards. Bitanwria., in three volumes, price 151. in boards, SPLENDID MISERY, in three volumes, price 15s. in boards. Printed for RICIIAILD PfiIILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Landon, and to be had of all Booksellers. •„• A new Novel from the Pen of Mr. Swift, will appear in the course of the Spring. 3.000 3,000 2,000 CLOS* OF THE. ATLAS SUBSCRWI'tON. TIS Committee appointed to carry into Effect the formation of the Atlas Insurance Company, do hereby pstliodce, that the Subscription to this Institution will close on othillis the 3d day of May next. claim will be opened on or before the 24th of June nest Making together the Stun of X 104,000. The above Valuation s taken at the lowest estimate, and there is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property • will be very considerably increased in value. Offers have been made fmnt various Persons to put-chase several of the Houses at the prices they are estimated at, and it is proposed that those Prizes which are divided into e ntail shares shall be sold, and the produce paid to the Shareholders according to their respective Shares. PRESENT MCP. Ticket • - • X.? 19 0 Half - A. 44 01 Eighth - 2 0 Fourth - 2 0 Sixteenth 0 11 0 Tickets and Shares are selling at all the Odites. THE MOST BE NGL A UTISHIFUL Lrl' BOOK IN THE CO7.IPASS OF EERATURE. This day was published, in four elegant Volumes, post octavo, illustrated by ONE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS, from de -signs by French and Spanish. Artists. price Z wo Guineas and a Half in Boards, accompanied by proof impressions of the plates, or on royal Duna, with the same ntamtser of Plates. Price its. in boards, • . . BLIA Ad. SANTILLA,NA, a Novel by A. G A. - LE - SAAR, meet, translated from the last Paris Edition by MARTIN SMART, accompanied by ONE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS. No apology can be requisite for presenting to the Public a new, improved, and chaste Translation of a Novel, which is allowed by Critics of all Nations, to be the best that ever was written; but which has hitherto been debased ineEngland by coarae and vul ts ar Translations. The One Hundred Designs which accompany the Test. are productions of corresponding spirit and interest, and they give to this Elution i feature of beaaty and elegance, which is unrivalled by any existing Book in the English Language. Printed for Ricuwau Pau.tirs, No. 6,13 ridge-street, and to be bad of all Booksellas. immtneas AGAINST Fiat; lassuscrs ON LIVES AND SIMI/WORSE? ; AND GUSTING ANNVITISS, IsMt iATt, DITtSWED, AND haeasssms. ascriptions are received at Messrs. Down, 'Thornton, and her, Bartholomew-Laos ; Sir James Estlaik and Co. Lombard• meet; Manxman, Peters, and Co. Lombird.street ; Dimsdole lad Co. Carnal ; and. Hassraersly and Co. Pall-Mall ;^+where Patindoes may be hid. By Order of the Committee, Committee Room. JOHN CHALK, Secretary. Cnifee.Hmise, Cornhill, 6th April, IPOR. I'HE Case of several Scrophuloss Ulcers at York, inserted in the Public Papers, and stated as advancing pa wardareeovery, and as having existed for seven preceding years, in the habit of a young girl, aged fourteen, with much injury to her health, is now declared, on the mother's authority, healed, • and the girl restored to health, by the sole operation of SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, as administered in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and eruptive Com plaints. Those persons, anxious as to this case, are informed, the original letters may be seen at the Dispensary, in 'kilo-square, London ; and at York, Mrs. Dancer will give all necessary tufo:- miliJn. It is requested you will ask for the Patent Antiscostu tic Drops, with a black ink stamp, in bottles of ss. dd. double bottles los. and larger 11. is. duty included.—An allowance on taking half a dozen. INTENDED LIGHT AND HEAT COMPANY. Pall-Mall, April 9, 1808. THE practicability of Lighting the Metropolis by means of Mr. WINSOR's Gas being now satisfactorily exablished by the long continued experiment of Ga ting Pall- Mill, the Committee of the Trustees o f the Fund for assisting Mr. Winsor in this and his other experiments conceive its cond oms°, unnecessary. From this motive therefore, and being per sonally pledged to the Paving Committee of the Parish of Saint limes's that the Posts and Lamps, which were by their perrnis ma for the above purpose placed in Pall-Mall, should sn soon as tle Cestunittee was satisfied, be taken down ; the Committee disks it proper to state for the information of the Subscribers to the Fund, that the lighting of this street will cease on the 16th iretant. The Committee state for the further information of the Sub miters to the Fund, that a General Meeting will be called in Ott next month to receive a report of the proceedings of this Committee. • CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. TO Parents, Guardians, and others who have the care of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too strongly reconunended. Worms are a disease few children escape. They destroy the appetite, weaken the organs of digestion, produce pains in the stomach and bowels, deprive the body of its • nourishment. occasion emaciation and paleness, step the progress of growth, and are the cause of the meat alarming sonvullions, which too oftet, terminate in death. Nor are their effete less severe on grown per sons; by ulcerating. the stomach and bowels, they are often the cause of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at hut, and subject the ptient to the most excruciating fits of agony and distress. In • childhood, every disease with which a child is afflicted is also high ly exasperated by them. The certainty and safety both of their prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is so fully established to the satisfaction of the Public, by the testimony of the first and most leading characters of the Nobility, and of others of high re spectability, who have witnessedits remarkable effects in their own families, that it is only necessary to observe, this is the period of the season when such a medicine ought to be given to children and others, to prevent any attack of this complaint. Sold wholesaleaad retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter, Edinurgh and • and retail, by most country venders,in b how, at Is. bd. MA Gial.w as N. PAVING, LIGHTING, and CLEAN ;INC. Parish of St. Clement Danes, April 1808. THE COMMITTEE appointed, pursuant to Ac t -a• al Parliament, for LIGHTING and CLEANSING the said - Parlsb, give notice, That they will meet in the Vestry-room dtte said Parish, on Friday, the ISth day of May next, at six title clock in the afternoon precisely, to receive proposals in seri firs waledup, from any person or persons willing to contract milk damn fee Paving and Repairing the Pavement in the said Puith (the Carriage way in the Strand excepted), for a term of three years, from Michaelmas Day nett ; the Carriage Ways to be paved with 9-inch Graaite or Pebbles. The tenders must spe cify the price of each per square yard, as also the price for re lating or repairing the Carriage Way per square yard. The Commissiqners will not suffer the Paving to be laid in any ether material than Gravel, nor any Buick, Rubbish, Mortar, or My other material to be used with the Gravel. The tenders for Repairing Of Paving the Foot-way must spe cify the price per squaw yard for new Perbeck Squares and Moor Stone Paving and Moor StOne Cur.- respectively. And also fur relaying or repairmgtbe said Foot Pavement. At the same time the Committee will be ready to receive Pro paSallfor Providing and Lighting from 600 to 000 Globularlamps —the Proposals to specify the price at which the Proposer will en gage to light the same at per Lamp, either with two spout Burners tanch,thewick to contain 10 threads, or wish one broad wick bonny. The price is each way to be specified distinctly. Sam * of each sort must be produced, and the Lamps to be cleaned It least once in every fortnight, or oftener, if required. The Committee will also be ready to receive Proposals from Pkbees willing to contract for Cleansing the said Parish, and vac illate:ay the Dust, Ashes, and Rubbish from the Dust-boles and arises of the Inhabitants ; the Proposals to specify the terms on tilt the Person or Persons proposing will take away the Dust, hiles,anditubLish from the several Houses and Dust-holes of thr la/rabic:Lau (the Proposer to be entitled to such Dust, Ashes, and tobblals). And also the terms on which such Proposerwili cleanse awl take. away the Mud and other filth from the Ruhlic Streets, Lars, and Alleys is the said Parish once in every week; or GO Mum !flattened. Each of tuck Proposals to be separate, WW I 3 49Acebk M the respectire matters above stated, it being the in tonation atilt' Committee to take into consideration the contract it/ for the cliaminr the Sucks and taking away.the Dust, Mises.. Ikc.bithe taste Person, or by elintent Persons, ejher together * wefalite-4be said dlistsest tale for one year, and to COM. OitObt at Michaelmas next. Iht Contractor or Contractors b or are to find all Cuts, I,pad Implements necessary for the several Works above Te.e, and to pee sufhciept security for the due performance of Comract, the form of which may be inspected. by applying at tCoannittee-eooni, at the Workhouse ut St. Clement Daiwa.— '" °laws of the Securities.mast be specified in the respective Propo sa l s . by Order of the Commisure, THOS. ERAS. IENNIV:CS,•Ckrk. GAMBLE'S BRITISH TEA. „ THE Rev. J. GAMBLE has been faepored with many Cases of its efficacy, and the congratulation of nu merous (hymen for the benefit of the afEicted, the following few Cases are subjoined : •TG THE REV. I. GAMBLE, SYDLING, DORSri. : • Sir—Having laboured under a continual sick head-acise c and lions vomiting for the last 20 years, I purchased at your who/male Ares, Mr. BuTtta, No. 4, Cheapside, a packet of your Bri tish Tee. By taking it agreeably ee the directional was edieved, and have continued taking it invariably to this time. I have th.: pleesere to Inform you I have not, for these last three months, et. pedestal any lick head-ack or bilious disorahr, which I entirely stariblits to taking year Tea._ In justice to you for so happy a - the - are at liberty ~- CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY. This day was published, in 9 latge octavo volumes, price half-a guinea each in boards, embellished with numerous Portraits, PUBLIC CHARACTERS; or FULL and, ACCURATE MEMOIRS of various Persons distinguished in thew-elks of Public Life, in the SENATE, the LEARNED PRO .EROSIONS, the ARNIE and NAVY, DIPLOMACY, LITERATURE, COIHRIZIACE i and the ARTS. The unparalleled success which has attended the publication of the above-mentioned Work, and the rapid sale of many thousand copies of successive large Editions, must render unnecessary any further explaziatioduf its APPROVED and HIGHLY USEYUL PLAH. Time has, however, conferred a Feature on this Publication, which it could not originally possess, and the unsparing Scythe of Death has converted the early Volumes, with some few excep tions, into a Necrology or Obituary of deputed excellence. In this point of view the Work exhibits new claims to general interest; and as every successive Edition his beta carefully revised and improved, the Work may be received as a faithful biographical History of the present Times. The Editor shall repeat, that since the commencement of the Work, in gratifying a laudable curiosity relative to Pub& Charac ters, he has in no instance wadded the swishes of Malevolence. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. $, Bridge-street, Black irs, and to be had of all bookseller* miil dealers in books. GENERAL BIOGRAPHY. This &Cy was published, A new Edition, being THE THIRD, with considerable Additions and Improvements, corrected to the middle of the year 1807, in one very large and closely printed volume, octavo, ins. in boards. THE BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and CHRONOLOGICAL DICTIONARY, containing ac curate accounts of the Lives, CitAitwer d tas, and ACTIONS of the most eminent Persons of all Ages and Countries, including the Revolutions of States, and the Successions of sovereign Princes. By JOHN WATKINS, LL. D. &c. Vita enitn anwniorum in memo:is est posit*. userso. A Biographical and Historical Library, in the form of a Dic tionary, and in the compass of an octavo volume, answer* the • of purpose reference on all points of Iliography, Chronology, and History, challenges the respect of everyStucient, and every Lover doosOw,sy,,adier , good of the intnmtmiei, you of 1 1-i lit ra D tur ict e iOnary , consists of 1000 closely printed pages, sods teln el e aimpeogoblhown.--1 remain, Sir, your obedient servant, containing 600 words, and consequently includes as much mat. ELIZ. PINCOT. ter as any large and expensive quarto. After the sale of three No. 7/J 1 0n-street, Bishopsgaie, London, Jan. 29. editions of this Dictionary, each 6000 in number, and thearedit and Dip.-0w ing toa sedentary life and the free use of Foreign Tea, authority which it bad acquired in the literary world, it be- my nerves were at times so mach greeted as to be deprived of tomes matter of anrprize that another Author, parodying its eon- , testy thoughts were occupied with the most frightful i„,..i. Watt, *OW have Lad the temerity to: bring out a similar work „doss and m my sleep . Hea d t h e met awe advic e; havin g the same object, and not containing one. e, to so purpose. Various means *ere tried, but without success. Matter, at the e normous price of three 10 41 1ean ; "u onadtv a re , I was prevailed on ti try Gassiest's Bamsn Teu—l procured a *irked to make the comparison, both as to matter and watt at Messrs. Huard and Bin ' s, Bath, which I d ra nk every between Dr. Wakins'S works" this o th er , four doses the *hie: i n • , and have continued it for some months. Its salubrious Let it be added, that Dr. Watkins's Dictionary contain, the ao- q ualities has Teeter ed me' to good health, but if at any tittle I Charities of each article, an essential requisite in every work of ib* f ore i g n Tea, I feel its baneful effects:o4 am, Sir, your /a/create, 'mach, however, IS emitted in this new and unneces- humble servant , Bath, lan so, 1905. q R. BROWN Printed for Rimiest, Pnitties, No. 6, Bridge street, Black- Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butiss . s, No. 4, chevaidr . . • *ism and to be had of an Boolumilleti& r - Of setura may be bs, by the isms Author, comer of Paternoster-row, London ; Mr. Baxter Ediaburgh and t;hisgovt ; and retail by most Country Boolisellesn and Molt , SCRIPTURE BIOORAPIIT, in one voltam, lemo. with plates, ~ ~,e ndero, in rackets at 2i. 9d. nod ss.od.oack. Ipilee 51. bound, or in octwris with . a large' type, 10s. id. bowed. cane v at Bs- F• . . 1 his day was published, Dedicated, by permission, to the Honourable the Court of Di. recton of the East India Company, in One Vol. octavo, with a View of the Island of St. Helena, price 10s. 6d. hoards, A HISTORY of the ISLAND of ST. HELENA, from its Discovery by the Portuguese to the Yearllo6. By T. H. BROOKE, Esq. Secretary to the Government of St. Helena. Printed for Black, Parry, and KingsburiN ..eaderthall..street. A few Copies are printed oa Royal Five. price 1 ss. boards. This day was published, iu four vols. 12mo. price 11. la. boards, MEMOIRS of MARMONTEL. Written b 3 Himself; including Anecdotes of the principal Characters of the Eighteenth Centttrya new Translation, with Notes ant Illustrations. By the AUTHOR of the SWISS EMIGRANTS. " We are not sure that we have - perused any book, that has af forded us more entertainment than these little volumes. The narrative is so gay and airy, the tone and sentiment so mild' and unassuming, and the litely pictures, . with which the busiest part of the scene is crowded, so full of delicacy, truth, and vivacity, that it is impostible not to be charmed with the performance." Eltaborgh Review vol. vii. p. 35R. Printed for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson, Edinburgh ; J. Ri chardsim, Cornhill; Lackingtoii, Allen, and Co. Fthsbury-square ; and John. Murray, Sit, Fleet-street, London. 'lbis day was published, In a Quarto Volume, containing Six and Thirty large Plates and , Wood Cuts, price 12s. in extra boards LADY'S ECONOMICAL ASSISTANT; or the Art of Cutting Out', and Making, the' most useful Articles of Wearing Apparel, without Waste ; explained by the clearest Ditegions, and by numerous Engravings of appropriate and tasteful Patterns. Designed foe Domestic Use. By . A LADY. Printed for John Murray, 32, Meet-street, I. ttiratng,'sts, st. James's-street, London ; and : 4 'Constable and Co. 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Taylor, at Abe Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holbogf.—Where naty be bad; imps on Gothic Architecture. by the Rev. T.Virseton,'Rev. trictithaPl, Captain Grose; and Rev: illustrated with 11 Ages, td edition, royal evo. IW. dd. boards. S. G o thic Ortsameors, telecterlfrOns the Parill Chunk of La veuham, Suffolk,. 40glatese4t0.13*. 3. Plain, Etestitions; Sections, seed of the Churl baits in Portugal. To *winch ic;oalloied an lillrodactaryi or , the Priocipler of Gothic Architecture. By hints Murphy, Architect. Printed on imperial folio. with twenty-oeven ak a:astir engraved Plates. Nice IL les. ed.- ball boulut. 4. A Watt Elevation of I'od/6-Minster. Dewily engraved !torn a travel:4,l>y J. liWon. 13s. Size, 57 by ... ~: . wits wia4 ER FIRE-OFFICE, BEDFORD-STREtT, it woes, Buildings, Household Furniture, Goods, arid Stock in Trade. April 2, laoa. THE General Meeting, appointed by the Deed of & Settle:cent to be yearly, on the last Thursday in April, or tio awe thereafter for the Choice of Auditors, and on oba gain, will be held at this Mice, on Thursday the Sth • of M 7 sat, 4 twelve o'clock at noon. G. H. BROWN, Sae tarp. 0, , T10 Chair will be taken at one o'clock precisely. BOOKS BY AUCTION. MR. STOCKDALE respectfully i n forms the Pub •"-I. lic that a Sale by Auction of BOOKS, MAPS, and HO GARTIPs PRINTS, will take place at his New Room, No. 180, Piccadilly, this day, Monday, the 11th of April, and twenty two following day., Good Friday aad Sundays excepted, beginning 1 at One o'Cloek to a minute. AMMig other valaabletArtlcles will be found, Vrdliants's lesdee, 4 vots.--Complete Farmer, u vols.—Chin lins's lifraldry anbiaaeined—Hogarth's Works, Lavater's Physi ognomy,.s vols.—Lord Orford's Works, 5 vols.—Parliamentary Register, 117 cols.—Foureroy's Chemistry, 11 vols—Grose's Antiquities, 8 vols.—Vancouver's Voyage Round the World— Chauchard's Map of Germany, Italy, &e.—Shakespeare's .Drae made Works, 1 vol.—Planta's History of Switzerland, s volt. —Camden's Brkannia, 4 volt--Macklin * s Bible, 6 vols.—French Encyclopedia, 99 vole.—Sir William Jones's Works, 13 vols.— Rees's Cyclopedia, 18 parts--New Annual Register, 27 vol . Williarns's Law Cases, S volt . — Edward ' s History of the West Indies, 3 vols.—Murphy's Tacitus, 8 volt—Weld's Travel.; through Canada, 2 vols.—Lord Olenhersie on Controverted Elections, 4 vols.—LTlioa's History of South America, 2 vols.— Sonnini's Travels in Egypt, 3 vols.—New British Atlas--Pye's Sportsman's Dictionary, &c. Catalogueeo be had of Mr. Stockdale, Piccadilly. NEW MUSIC. Published by CtemzsTi and Co. No. 26, Cheapside. VOCAL MUSIC, SONGS, CANZONITS, 45C.C. S. I. THE New Beggar Girl, by Chapple 1 0 It was a Winter's Evening, by Ross - - 1 6 On May's suspicious Morn, by Gr uff - - 1 is. No Cherries, by ditto 1 6 Poor Mora eye, by Mavis. - - - - t 6 The Mate Grey fields, by Dr. Clark% - • - 1 6 Sweet Venus, by Mozart - . . - • 1 6 Since Truth, by Ross 1 6 Love lights a clear, by Coulman - - . . 1. 6 Mighty God of Flames, by Mozart - - - 1 6 If thou'rt unkind, by oulatan - - - - 1 6 Over the Mountains, by Whitaker • - I 6 1 0 The is T. of Pity, by ditto - - - The heart that warmed, by ditto • - 1 6 True hearted was be. by Ross - - - r 1 6 Go, Zephyr, by ditto - • - - - 1 6 More happy than the Gods, by Moz art - - 1 6 How sweet the Moon, by Haydn - - - 1 6 Oh, Memory, thou fond deceiver, by Nicks - 1 6 Lovely Mary, by Ross 'Twas early in the vernal year, by Phelps - - 1 6 N. B. The Songs, Duets, Trios, and Glees, from the Opt ra of Two Faces under a Hood, may he had Singly- I