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BY AUCTION • GENERAL .ELECTIO AT a PUBLIC and nuoilsbno MEETI - •: ' ":' .. late Royal Highness the DUKE of KENT. This day was publisbod, the Second Editior, In th ree 4ols. - ' . 1 • • most Albion-House, Aidersgatc-Street, CguNntY NEIGHBOURS, and THE SHI . WRECK. Tales-of Fancy. - By Miss BURNEY. • Waimea,. Feb. 9, 1820. PORT . OF , HARWICH . .VS,EaRndYOtM lEleNr's,l4 c f o ß stv li e C n.. 7 d A by ll* Arlverti Bgl sem P.l3 en W t. rl he l ld ils 3. Printed for . for Henry colburn : and Co.. Conduit-street. Of who • 1 AT ji l - 4 °l. DE b il i •At a PRIVATE MEETING of the GOVERNORS and may Bet e, b y the same popular Author, New Edition, of ' FOR SALE BY AUCTION, the London Tavern, Bishamsgate-alreet, this 10th day of Febrt: . rra ENDS ai; the numerous CHARITABLE INSTITU- • Oarentine, three volumes, price Mile . iAt the Castom-Honse in ihis Port o Sake eod of TONS, patronized by his late Royal Highness the Dims of ,T r aits of Nature , four volumes,Sms. .', February, 1820, and following da ' a4the Sale to ' co - onneete ii n „ Aw Lr m MANNING, Esq. M.P. in the Chair ; . 4 .at Ten &Clock in the Forenoon of each - Day, . ary,18I I 0 L ; In Aar, it was . This day were published, in Sim price 12s. a i UNDER.-MENTIONED GOODS, . . . - . Resolved netatdinously, R ECOLLECTIONS of JAPAN' comprising • , .0 That lin early PUBLIC MEETING be called to take into AA* particular Account of the Religion, Language, Govern- VIZ. : 1. Moved by Sir CI, CI S. hunter, Bart. seconded by Mr. An • 1 T HE Gold Snuff Box 96 lbs. Bleck Tea • derman Atkins. , - consideration the best mode of perpetuating thin general Senti- went* Laws, and U t mett ' 9l. the ,'conic with °b ' rvatit ' ils9rt 713 Small Agate Stones a e I Eaw Co`fee i . - . theiellerhuisse:liniiveedstrt.seu. nn ai sealli o o n til f: t o h u r e al t l Y i:rg rhat i r ep d re f t :i i i t:h.f t :u t r i l e v s e t elr in v f g o ic r e is t s h i o e m f:S res it ir ) :l:a d f . .i tp l ‘ '• v i.un it : ''.l ' the Geography, Climate, Population, and Productions of the , 8 East•lndia China Jars i 27 Currants . ) •••• of Esteem and Veneration which all ranks entertain for C motifs Country.-liy Captain GOLOWN IN, Author of " Narrative• . • 1. ,. dos many Virtues and• universal Philanthropy of his late Royal of a; Three Years' Captivity in Japan." To which are prefited, 3 Looking Cilastes 57 Brushes 2 Dozen Glasaes (Tumblers) 72 Haan% 16 Barrels Rough 'Adventism don fur six successive Parliaments; d ot i ng which period he hat IfiLhness. (Signed) •JA MES THOMSON, Chronological Details of the Rise, Decline, sad Renewal of • ,37 Sting Squares.of Glass ' been nicist assiduous and active in pr . om - oting the mainsereill • Honorary Secretary . British Commercial Intercourse with that Country. 2 Primal, framed and glazed 461 Yards Cambric c h i d tie , . --- - • . Printed for Henry Culburn, Cainduit-street. . SACRED MUSIC. _ n . 4.. riniE BURIAL sEavicE,ptiANT, EVENING THE EVELYN MANUSCRIPTS. 16 Foreign Thread Lace, 7e Cotten Shawls . prosperity tithe Metropolis, in giviog a constant and unremitted This. day was published, hennSomely printed, in .Two Vols. 2 0 34 Do. Do. Edging 160 cotton I Ennikerthiefs attention to the, local Lucre-es of his Coes.itEnts, and in lath', .! ' • - 1 ' .11 SERVICE, UIRGE. and FUNERAL ANTHEMS, I)° ' . Silk Bio ' nti Lace . 2 : ,,l . . a 7„ llb ack G k ingki cs_casiniexe caul in met e ~, eve tagug . ,r. tie it ei-ealttr.C.i.ereins'3SlP:hce• n fi d ter e cit l y u ol d t er he: t a d p ir ife: w an hi d c a l:. 13 6 r171:h d Royal Quarto, embellished with Portraits and other Elgin,- -... 5 1 t as may be performed on the day of the Funeral of his Most Cottou Q uill i ng Lace . . : •• :tacious Majesty George the Third, at the Cathedrals and ie g s, by t he first Artists, price . 7,1 • 15s. 6d: boards , the Sc- 1 i m coad , Fdition of - lias. Vinie Pepper cn m i . Ba t se 'sll ot oved ilani- by George Blackman, Esq. seconded by Si: Chas. '. -4; "aurches in the United Kingdom. Selected from the Campo- - . anions of Dr. - Croft, Henry Purcel, Dr. Greme n . J. Ameettod, nvoIQIRS of JOHN EVELYN, Esq. ths crk:. Qteen Tea ' . • • • and G. P. Handel, price .6*. .- • looted Author of Sylva, &e. written by Himself. printed the foreign clench-bulk Cutter DE GEORGE, hurdle/ill .--' -Published by Goulding aed Co. No. itS; Sohe-square. Where. front the original MS. in the Library at Wotton. . Tons, and all her Materials in good condition. , . Flower, 1: ht. , • Also, Three Cables, Mast, Bowsprit, ma. s und r y other &A t e Resolved unanimously, That' it is the opinion of this ateetieg that the dignity and best interests of the City of London require '. be had, the Funeral Anthem, in.score, ccmposed by G. F. Edited by WILLIAM BRAY, Esq. IlaadeL , Fellow end Treasurer of the Society of Antiquaries, &c. belonging to the SAFEGUARD Watch-vessel. . • that its Representatives in Parliaineet should be Citizens of i.igh ...- . Printed (or Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. Firs EXPORTATION. commercial character. .- THOROUGH BASS: - 2.51 Yards East-India • rah day ;rat published, in small 4to. price Ss. neatly half-bmsnd, . DEDICATED TO HIS al pEsTy 12 Fireign Slit Scarfs • . 301 Eist'lndia Silk Handker- 6 Do. De. Shawls ... THE CHILIVS INTRODUCTION to THO- GEORGE THE FOURTH. chtcfs /92 Pair Foreign Kid Gloves .5. Moved by John Jacks, Esq , seconded by Feltz Clay, Esq. 8 Silk Pincus lions . . .. . Resolved unanimoosly, That this Meeting is therefere of opi- . ROUGH BASS, in Conversations of a Fortsight, be- this day was published, the Tenth Edition, revised and cor- 34 0 'Yeas Foreign Silk IniitoendttlontoffSeirr himself m f 3 C 5 Ilourtieso,rßtahrte. Candidatesand. tween a Mother and her Daughter of Ten Years Old, Munn . meted, with One Hundred Maps and Views, price ss. 6d. 43 ' Do. Satin '..- tied by Plates and Cuts of Music. bound in red, - N.B. The Goods cannot be delivered until the day after the London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos- ter-TOW.Re resent the -; City of London in Parliament at the ensuing General Election, HE BRI SH EMPIRE in 1820, consisting Sale, but muse he taken away within ten days , or the deposit- • sl•leeisa to art ß , be now in- ..- • T . n of condensed and accurate Accounts of the penent State money (one third part of the value of cash Lot ) will be forfeited • • . '• On the 1 :ill will be published, is Two large solo. Ivo % price of the British Dentiblions in' Europe, and of the Colonies and • . and pledges itself to use its individual influence and exertions to e £1 4s. in beards, the Third ,Edition of . Dependencies of the Empire in the Four Quarters of the World, Cs LOUCESTERSHI Rife secure the return of the Honourable Baronet. A N HISTORICAL VIEW of the RISE aci d at the period of the Accession of his present Majesty. NEAR STROUD, GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, 4. Moved by Sir Charles Flower, Bart. seconded by Sir • By the .Ilev. J. GOLDSMITH. AND BATH. . 1 1:1 PROGRESS of IN-FIDELITY, with a Refutation of Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Francis Dessanges. Extensive Valuable MANdR, TOLLS of. MARKETS and Reaolved unanimously, That this Meeting, anxious to testify its.Prineiplrs and Reasenines pi n a Series of Sermons, Preached - ' for the Lecture fecnded by the Hon. Robert Boyle, in the . This daterere published, ' n . PAIRS. QUIT-RENTS, tics 'MANSION, PARK, noble in a Particular Parish Church of Sr. elary.k.Bow, hem the Year 1802 to 1603. In One Vol. 4to. price 4•3.111. boards, with SixPortralts, from woom line Pieces of 'Water and about SEVEN HUN.: manner its respect for Sir William Curtis, ear- i, ' By the Right Rev. WI LI. TA AI VAN MILDERT, D.D. original Pictures, 1 . • - DREIS AND FIFTY ACRES of LAND, wen su c k e d o n u es s tl d y u an tie d s e re f sp a e pone ctful nal ly recocanmvams:onnd h te is t p h a e rt Li sh ve o ry uld th b a e t d t i b sp e e a n r s il e u d - : Lerci Macho? of Landeff. MEMOIRS of the PROTECTOR, ottiViit with Game- ' Printed Air F. C. and JnKivingtoe, 62, St. Paul's Church- CROM WELL. and his Sons, RICHAR D and H2NRY, . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', with. v rd oral 3, Wa•erletnela-e Pall-Mall; and sold by the Book- ,' , • e- e --, r ;L' e.irated by original Lettere, and other. Family Papers:' •By Mr. ROBINS, IL Moved by William Ward, Esq. seconded by Sir Matthew -ellen of Orford, Cambridge, &.e. Inc. By . OLIV.:a:It CROMWELL, ,Esq. . That a Deputation, consisting of the _ 1 • ----- - - •• 11,1 Sorroway'stodree-Honae, in Exchange- Allay, Corahill, on Bloxam. . ---- "FAMILY CONISION - •RAYER BOOK. A Descendant of the Family. .. Tintnear, the 18th May, at Twelve o 'cl oc k , in Two Lots, Resolved nnan i i n auli) ,, , ' 1 On the Ist of March will be p u bli s h e d, price 41 . on Medium, and Printed for Longman, Hum, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. LOT 1. THE Capital and highly Picturesque' Chairman, and Sir C. S. Hunter, Sir C. Flower, Mr. Alderman ..." 4 e Magnay, Mr. Alderman Atkins, and J. Hall, Esq. do wait upon n ,, es. on Ronal Paper, Part IX. which will completathe Work, Of whom may be had, T HE BOOK of COM NION PRAYER, with Notes Life of Lord W. Russell, by Lord .7. Russel, 2 vols. IL Is. -IL _FREEHOLD ESTATE, LYPIATT PARK, o nearly walled round, and stocked with Deer. Explanatory, Practical, and Historical, 'front approved Life of Lady Russell, Oleo. 12e. boards. Writers of the Church ef Ragland, selected and arranged. Cone's Memoirs of John, Duke of Marlboro', 3 vols. 4to. W. 9s. TliE NOBLE GOTHIC. STRUCTURE, Sir William Curtis forthwith, and communicate to him the fore- a o t rip s l i i r ed iv th ili erewi c th u,itithsehChadaierimp:en.7ed -) By the Rev. RICHARD MANT, D.D. Life of James 11. written by himself, 2 van 4to. 61.65. bds. Designed with great taste (part' unfinished), placed on a line going Restgoeinnt. am Bishopsgate and of Fast Horsley, Surrey, Memoirs of (li k en Elizabeth, by Lucy Aikin, 2 vols. Syn. 11. ss. elevated spot, commanding extensive Views of great grandeur port n ed e D t :p t u h u e ti A o i n ee h ti a n vi g n , ~ Rector of St. BotePh, c a re r s: es of the F - . eed. Domehlt Cbtplahl to his Grace the Archbishop of Can- Memoirs of the Life oftolonel Hutchinson, 2 von. Bvo. ii. la. and variety ; ;he renhaias of an ancient Gothic Edifice, corn- g th e - fortably fatted up, with excellent Oices, a ampel, and Gothic i 1 0 1 c e u s is h S e o e urr d S u e n e p c serbury . J. - . . • . F. C. sad J . Rhington, - lathe Press, and shortly will be published, a new Edition, Entrance Ledge to the'Park. himself to the following effect: unprecedented mar: • Ill. favo l u o r . of • Oxferd: Painted for J. ranter, ass in Seven Vols. Bvo. of The very valuable . Manor of LYPIATT, extending ever St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, London; sold also . • - hy Mews. Teeightoa and Nicholas% Cambridge; and by all T IIE REIGN OF GEORGE THE THIRD.- about Two THOUSAND ACRES, and Cotnmen Rights; " The di: To which is prefixed, A View of the progressive Improve- the Royalties of the Fishery, Tolls of the - Markets and Fairs. Bestsellers in Town aed Country.• • N.B. This Work will continue on sale in Parts, Manthly. mint of England, in Prosperity and Strength. of Stroud ; valuable Stone Quarries, Quit-Rents, Ac. The my fellow-sitizens, ev i nce d t hi s d ay, cannot but be most highly -- - By ROBERT BISSET, LLD. rich Meadows and Feeding Grounds surrounding the Buildings, i flattering and gratifying to me ;it is, indeed, a peoud testimoay • a • This day was published, in !Ivo. price in boards 19n Author of The Life of Burke, Sec. &c. fi ne Woods of stately Timber, well stocked with Pheasants that my bumble exerti ons have Met with their appr o b at i on. I f The Finst Volpme, containing Nos. L to XII. with a Title-page Continueitto tkeolecease of the King. and ether Game • Fish-Ponds and Streams if fuse Wat er, with , . . 9 I were to consult my own feelings idone, I will frar.kly cenfess, and Index, . Printed for Len man. Hurst, Rees, Ofneo and Brown London , plenty of Wild Fowl and Flab. THE CIIIIISTIAN REMEMBRANCER ; or, ,•‘ Dr. •Bisset't History is highly prai s eworthy - i t narrates Also, FERRIS coun-r, coPso ROVE, and CHANTRY that I should not ain offer myself gaas a Candidate for the ar- The Churchman's' Bibliesl, Ecclesiastical, and Literary wfth greater detail and completeness than Macfarlane, Belsheni, FARMS, with good Farm Houses, and all necessary Out-build- duous situation, of a Representative of the City of London in • ' ' Miscellany, for the Year 1819. or Adolphus, the transactions of the present Reign. The style logs , let to respectable Tenants at Will. The whole Estate Parliament-a situation which, from the various and compe- . Printed e a r F. Clod J. Rivington, N 0.67, Sit. Paul's Church- is natural, yet elegant ; the information abundant, yet select : near !}; SIX HUNDRED ACRES. A most desirable Preperty cated interests it involves, and which requires cone . • ' yard; and No. 3, Waterloo-place. the criticism loyal, yet liberal. In short, it appears to us more for the Residence of a Nobleman or Gentleman. The Scenery and care, becomes sine of the he • -nt ante-:lion ' heaviest responsibility. lam sea- : N.B. The Thirteenth Number w a s pu bli s h e d on the Ist of likely than any of the rival histories, to annex itself to Hume is beautiful beyond description, and no public carriage or foot- Janine", and the Fourteenth on the Ist of February, contain- and Smollett, as the regular and generally received Continuation way through the Park. Bible, however, that I have a hither and more impertant duty Mg, amongst other articles, German Weners on the Apocrypha- of the History of England."-Annual Review, Vol ; 2. • LOT 2. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, a short distaste to perform, superior to any personal chhidei ation of my chshi, -- • Early Reports of the Society fir Promoting Christian Knew- 44 We must recommend this as a Work replete with both in- from Lot One, comprising CATS WOOD FARM, end THAN- and I cannot hesitate to come forward at the call of so nume.: ledlie-On the Nature anti Use if the Boo, e _me e o f Advow- formation and amusement-and while it is free hem any spirit TER'S HILL, a g rid Farm-House, Yards Garden, and ail rous at ' bleb! •respectablebody . .. to e ) a of the Livery of London sons-Non-residence of the Clergy-State of Religion at the of party, it breathe* throughout a Inn attachment to tempered requisite Buildings, a Cottage, &c. Sundry E nclosures of 'Mea- as are des day •hi d ahem e . The muse, Gentlemen, is that of the • Cape•of Good Hope-Burrows on Parish Registers-Substance freeeein, and the spirit of the British Constitution, a sincere dove, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Id, containing upwarde of • •of Lord Grenville's Speech-and blarriotes Prize Essay. regard for the British character, and a just veneration for the City of London; in 'that cause, I have laboured for , • ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES, • flirty-five a . HISTORY OF FRANCA. 0 rights of reason, of religion, and morality." years as an Alderman, and twenty-seven year • In the possession of Mr. J. F au lt s. s as your Repre- Literary Journal, Vol. 3, page 405. ' This day was published, in 12ino. price 7s. beards, or 7e. 6d. sentetive, and I will never shrink from fulfilling m y duty , to . - bound. with Six En s in from erigirsal Designs,TRANTER'S HILL, a fine thriving Plantation, la cr Far other very favourable accounts of this Work, see -, , hand, Z y, the the Monthly Review for October, and the British Critic for No. containing nearly SIXTEEN ACRI.S. utmost of my ability, in maintaining it. •. ' , A SHORT HISTORY OF FRANCE ; including . . 14 b 1604 • and the loci - Jacobin Review for Be' • yeas er„ the.principal Events from the Foundation of the Empire dry healthy spot, mostexcellent ueiglabourheod, good Beads, and attachment have induced y ou to.undertake the arduous d ut y of s e by !harassed, to the Restoration of TAWS XVIII. FOR SCHOOLS, Markets. canvassing for me, thereby saving me this (under any usher cir- ' ' . , i . By Mrs. MOORE. • Just published, 12s. 6d. octavo, bound, ; . cumstances) necessary fatigue ; this duty I have ever considered 1 • London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; by whom ll ,„,, „ A VAL Ei A I /la I S;' a NEW EDITION, Witll L ) lay be viewed, with Tickets, by applying to Mr. Clissold, due from a Candidate, and although I may be thus personal: e . " i t also is just published, The history of France for Children, ino at the Mansion, or Bosley b e had • and , wh ere part icul ars may, y 4 . EN OL IS li NOTES.re li eve d of Mr. ereeme,Solieitor,thear Stroud ; the Kiagh Arms, Stroud ; tended AS a Companion to Mrs. Triminer's lastories, and em- ___ , _ Ihis is a very compact and useful edition of the Iliad, for thethe members of lay family will cordially Bell, Gloucester ; Hotels, Cheltenham, and Tewksbury; Hop. . co-operate with your . .s.' hellialed with Thirty-two Piates, is two vols. price lits. neatly Use of Schools. The force of the Partieles,•a distinguis.hing Committee in spewing this respectful attention to that iadepen- " '•• este and Star W orcester ; White Lien, and White Hen, Bath ; 4 ' boundin red. ' dent Body." -- 0 • beauty of the Grecian language, is well pointed out. It will be test i ); Bristol ; Castle, Salt-Hill ;of Messrs. Vizard and Blower, ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS, BY MR. GUY. four d be y o n d allthe bestedition for the f • • i , c omparison, use o Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn Fields; at Gerraway's ; and of Mr. .6. Moved by Sir Charles Price, Bart, seconded by Sir Win. This day was published , by ilauswm, Caseocr, and Joe, Pater- Schenns, at -resent extant.---tintijacebin Review, Sept. 1819. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Leighton. 'llust ted by Eighteen beautiful • i s, • . „),. nester-7*w, in royal 18mo. i ra thi s pie G ap s, the most useful edition of the lelmouian bard, E state sea - • ybe seen, and Cards for viewing had. .. Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this Meeting are . • e• Plates, • price only 51. neatly bound, • , that hes yet made its apearance. It is also critical in ass emu- , - hereby given to eor Wiliam Curtis, for the expression of his -4 0 E_ ..._ OF ASTRONOMY , 'familiarly - ex- rent degree, and contains a judicious and well-written account TILENI l'a - .1 e; This day was published, _ sentiments as reported by the Chairm an , an d t h e readiness with . • .I.•J ye:eines: the general Phaaomenaof the Heavenly Bodies, of the clime:Tana, together with a dissertation upon th e H umet i c which he has complied with its wishes. ~.- . The Thirteenth foolscap I'm.price Ss. beards of - . and the Theory of tee 'Fides ; to which is subjoined, a complete metre, prints ally selected from the writings of Professor Dun- i 9 7. Moved by Alderman Atkins, seconded by Sir C Bt ••• • Set of Questions fur Examlnation. For the Use of Private bar and Mr. I. P. Knight. The pores are partly original, and riIIIE GUIDE TO DOMESTIC HAPPINESS. Resoived ' 1 • That this Alerting C. itself Price , ' unanimous y, do form into I Students as well as of Public Seminaries. Intended as a Cm- partly taken from ileyne, Clarke; and Knight. The author A. London: Printed for W. Button and Son; and Longtime, a Committee for conducting the Election of Sir William Curtis, 4 • • peeion to the " School Geography" of the same Author. has judiciously enlivened the _heavy, critical matter of his work Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown. and meet dell at the London Tavern • that Will • Y , Lem Manning i•,' • By JOSEPH GUY, by quotations from Pope's admirable translation, and adorned it Of whom may be had, by the same Author h'sq. M.P. be Chairman, and John hall, Esq. Deputy cuing , • F ormer l y Professor of Geography at the Royal Military with a few parallel passages frdhl the Roman poets, and from The Refuge, Ninth Edition, foolscap eves. price es. 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