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A PIANO FDRTE ON A .NEW AND IMPROVED TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • APERPETUAL FEE-FARM, rt , Yearly Rent, of £lBO, issuing out of the Scite of the Matter of Dassett, otherwise Gicst Dasset, and out of divcrs Lauds aad lieredits. ments at Daster, in the County of Warwick. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Farrar, Atisinson; and Johnson, Lincoln's Inn Fields, Load , m ; or Mt'. Riduut, of Lang ton, near Blandford, Dorsetshire. This day Were pu'ali.hel, F, '=rap ftva, embelliahed wish a Frarttispiec, price . ;-. 1» t--It, pOENIS, upon several Subjects, by Mn:. PuNi4hed for the alatltotN • Ey Vern . or, Hood, a:id Sharpe, roulzry. • THESIRE. ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. ; c o DE LET, and may be entered upon immedi- J. g e:y for the Summer Season, or for a longer period, that c o, etosivc and truly elegant Building yerently decorated at a a Receipt of i r e ) , coramble espnase, and capable, of holding em d, of Atmliespins to be made to Messrs. Wilkinson. Startin, and .„4,l7i.tfa'Treasurers ; or to Mr. Yolin Gimblet, Secretary, of father particulars may be known. coNs . l . Rticriom - -.---- . 11.15 day was to:dished, Foolscap Oct vu, price 41. 6d. iti boards , 'THE BURNIAD: an Epistle. to. a 1, boards, in the Manner of BUM; 9 ; with Poetic M'e•ctllanies, original and imitative. ,By JOIiN I7ENRY . I( fiNNLY . . Printed rm . Vernor, liuod, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry. OAK TREES WANTED. WANTED immediately, for the use of Dover Harbour, about THREE MU ND RE D FULL...I'OEI'ED OAK -TREES, straight, ai.d running from thirty to thirty-five fret in length, and measuring from seventy to ninety cubic feet. Proposals to be made to Mr. lames. Moon, Harbour-master, Dover, of whom further particulars may be known. THEATRICAL PROPERTY. T o be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACT, Wowing very valuable THEATRES, the • fo perty of the 14:e Mr. COLLINS : eirr . o r D ew built FREEHOLD THEATREn:Son at South "' i odic while of thy Scenery and I/aeos. ,teaiert Commodious rew built DWELLING HOUSE held by I .ease itvitr t he Corporation Of Southampton, s T d kts f o r per amlttin. TheIFIESIRE at Winchester, with the Scenery anal Thecora dra.This ishcii ler 4 term of ti:ni years, at a rent of 51. per ann. Torth:r with other conslderable THEATRICAL PRO NOY at Portsmouth and Chichester. for ptreulars apply (by letters, post paid), to Mrs. Collins, at dt Thrktre, Winchester ; or Mr. Nichols, Solicitor ; or Mr. Sla ter, Architect, Soutirampton. ::.___--------- , NO c.kprrAt. abov.2 .E. 1,000 dra vn the V•it Day—there are are yet in tae Wind the fonwing Rich list of Capitols, all W.' g: --- 3 of 4-20,000 are - .0.40,00 0 1 ------ 10,000 —. 10,000 3 .---- 5,000 -- 1 5 , 000 14 ."------ I,COO -- 14,000 '2O ------ 500 -- 10,000 s\Ala and CO. No. 11, POULTRY, :end 12, Cll.l- inc CROSS, have on Sale Tickets and Shares warranted 0! ..,,,,y—ne%t l'l.H- "LAY is the Fourth Day of Drawing.— Aii,9s:, the last Day, a Prize of 10001. and Sc. 24,884, a prite a I,IIL were Sat . ! in ,harts at Swift and Co.'s Dffic..s. ~....a.--..-.. RICH WHEEL. 4, COP NIIILL ; and 9, CitAsiNc-Csoss i s - BiSil respectfully acquaints the Public , t hat • t.:1,2 W:v.:3 is Trr.v exc;:cdingly rich, there being t:-.rtrAt. vRIZ I:5 : 2 Prizes of .C2c,oco ! 4 Prizes of {I , S I 1(:,00t) '24 -- SCO 3 . -- $,04 1 0 &C. &C. &C. Isd zs erre re nr) fixed Capiuil, the criier the perchase the letter, for if the Llpitals stay in after 1 UESDAY nexi, Tickus al Shacs v. ill rise. TIM". 5 and•SmA RES are selling at the above Offices; wher *).ll44sl, a Prize of 10,00411. No. 24,889, a Prize of 5000). :rtYa. 91•4, a.PI - ize of scul. this Lottery, have already been tid avd shmecd.' TUESDAY tiF.XT vvill be the 1" , 11:7th Day of Drawing. ... • MAP CI I •:.:9th, !'OURT'ei DAV r;. - DT' AW;Z:G. TirAkRANTED undrawn Tic•Ku:!s and Sir.tnrs :?...t0.':7.7.?.t . the very low,.st. :Ind the Prize Money I:3 mi ,lerrn , S, by HORNSBY are, CO. - - - - Stoc'kliroy:F at to.tr brAte I.r•^rry Offi , ct, 211, ••* 32, Vhari ; att4 NI-a!),,arefs-H ill, Borough, %I.so T. r: Try 17 , 7 PR (I'.'l' last;l•az red, n.lll, i C.pl i'riz,:s upwards of .El‘O,6lA, to be drawn hi Guildhall, A ?Kit; Ft;08. Presimi. Prices - ' Tickets £7 14s. P.:' - .13 - 1:4 00 1 Figlahs - .11 1 0 Quart -r: - '2 1 0 I. , ixteenths - 010 6 0 . leri '..y Post or Carrier executed on the same Terms as V.7,.5e!:,. R~Rtt11:; L 1 ANT a I)ecree and sn') , :equent Orders •k: (Tay , . C..-rat of Chancery, made in the worth ag.±:st•Nlhitit, Pan! against *Moult, mid Gortqlman ag,tir.7,t rit:mtt, a Lecr...e in a cause, Coodinan a g ainst f'lou't, t:-^ Crc;ti!ors of Jclai 'non's, late of Rochdale, in th , County Lancaster, d-ceasLd. . diad in the month cf F.' , riary,l7B;7o ; , arty, on cr ht I')re 1*.!1 dac if May, 1:••.)s, to role i s c.xl prov: their dyitt:::),..f.)re Esquire, one of of the said Corr:, a! his Char.:l , c . ; in Southampton Cit :tut ri-lantt,Lo::d•r:, or in defa•!tt t hi•reof they will i•xcicded of th:• \l11.::1'. and PA.72.11Y, S No. I, Temple. WHEREAS by a Decree of the liigh Court of Charzery, b:arig date the 17th dty of Joly, /79R, made ins ca3so linllingwterth against Moult, it was, among other things, mfared to John Ord, Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Coen, to inquire who were the nearest yLlathmot of James Gran tham, of N:onehester, the grandfather of John Moult, late of Rochdale, in the County Palea in* of Lancaster, surgeon, deceas -Ide (who died in the month of February, 175?.) the testator mi ned In the pleadings of the sild cause, and of hi: the said Jahn Mend es Inc granmother, the second wife of the said James Crsetham, at:d whose maiden name was Pearson, the nearest re'ations of the said John l'Aoule's said Grandfather end Grand mother, :r. therefore to come in before the said Master, at ha Chamb:rs hi Southampton ',MAW', on or brfore the 4th dm: of I and itrale oet tht ir kindred, or i 3 tl, filth th , reof, they will be re re mpterily>erloded the be adi: of th 3 said Iherree. I: h:lieved that the s sid James Gran tham was formerly a merchaot (r manufacturer at Manchester but had retired faun built( Fs, and died there in or about the year 17543, and his widow, --- Grantham, (for merly ion) wllo serviv. , (l her said Ira:doted, stied at Man chester atowstsid, in or about the year 17e9. IbllL\i and r.‘tud(, Solicitor;, No. I, Temrle. lITFIEREAS, v. a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearirp date tlete 17th dayof Jtay, 179 A, made in a Cuße,flollingworel. ar•ainst Netnelt, it sets ;1151.-g other things &- eland, that accorelitea to the Will cf John Nioult, late 'of R och dale, in the Coun,p Palatine of Lancaster, Sure eon, deceased, the '!'etater named in the pleadings of the .:..ide.euse, Good ...tall one of the lhf, It ennts therein, then residin-cat Eccles, in the P.1111:1 ef Chapel en le Frith, in :h.! County of j. rhy, widow, Ira; enti.l.ed to on.-seventh part of the Money Ns se -.old arise I the vale et the said Tes;ator's real Estates, and of the Rents s,nd Profits therco:, and also to 1-7th part of the clear Residue of Cc said i'et:tenal Ebtate, that Emanuel Nieeult, anoller De feralant, in the e:5:1 Cause, them and now r•isi4liag at Chin's;, /11 the paresh of in the said County ot . Derby, Gentle:hail, wasentiiied to on. ether 7th part therrof — tha .. Niira!t, 'Mother Defendant therein, then and now residing at Mellor, in the said p-rish of Glassop, Cc.ltle man, was enriled to one other 'kb vitt el.treeef—that :so: & "Tide (oche rwisei I yd.') w'no is h. ifs time 0 sided at •fintwislo, in the Frish of INluttr.net, in " 0:145- Een d.llv, in the Conley of Ch• stvr, and was the of Al andiT 1a.55: of oia:l,,iiinpv , irti: :Lill, in the cat n:y of Chester, Cent': and V:110 stirvir- d the :ator, hut Was then deceased, was entitled to one ()liver Si:ye:lib Part of the tulle. And lA'he eras it \sits by the said Thrive. t--..ft_rred to Joha Ord, Esq. one of the Masters of the said colirt, to inguin! whe ther any, and which of the persons whose: rights were therein 'et , ct iced, had disposed of their several interests, and in Whom 51 same were then vested, all persons, therefore, who may be interested in the said latoiry, are, on cr before thes fourth day ~ f May, ISCS, to lay their claim , b•-tore the said r, at bit r,, in tioutl,ampton BuiLlirp . , CI: .nccry-lane, Lon • den, and siai , zantiate the. &mac, or lade - fault thereof they will be Ptrcr..pt uz ,i i the benefit of the .310. AILLIAL and PARRY, Soliadee , rS, \a. 1, Temple. . . Pf • ' .". - .;.. ---.. 5. - nr-, sr.- • _• . /... ..' ..... t \ 1 01 .. ', -' .1. i , \,,. 1 :4 •.. 1 . ' * • ..": 117 . 0"Q 4 .11 :?1 , • • * ~..--,C ) /f '. `. * s . .'- it ,V - T '7%. • .. .. ~ \ 1 . -- • 4., • VIO. •". 1 / , ...........,. . . .'i . : . tr.. ..v. •, . .4 45 .: .. t . 'a . gr 9 ti i i-11 77 . \-- : :, : t 1 i ' .. j i . e . . . , ••/""-.5.... 4 ' i 1 t . ...4,7„..k,.. ' ... N4. 4 . I • 4ir • -____-._.. ...... 7 •S' \ :4- 1..., ,-..N. 0 . • . " • _ _...... . . 808. . . . .__.....---: 1 1 • _ WILKINSON and Company, late BRODERIP and WILKINSON, No. 13, Hay-Markets beg to inform the Nobility and Public in general, that they have received his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for a Piano Forte on an entirely new construction, called a Nei', Patent Cabinet Piano Forte. The superior qualities it possesses arc a brilliancy of Tene nn 'equalled by any Piano Forte, united with a peculiar delicacy and facility of Touch. 'the simplicity and strength 'of Its Constfuc don prevent the possibility of its being out of tune so frequent as any other Instrument. From the peculiar application of die Pedals it is particularly adapted for executing with unprecedented effect, either Vocal or Instrumental Musies, at the same time the elegance of ita form, combined with a complete conveuiency for Music Books, &c. renders it as a piece of Furniture far superior to any PLuio Forte ever made. Dituensious—Height 5 feet 6 inches—Breadth 3 feet 6 'milts — Depth 1 foot 8 inches. N. B. Wilkinson and Company, the Proprietors of the above. Patent Piano Forte, bein; fully persuaded of the superiority of its standing in time over all others, engage to keep thos^ sold in town in tune and repair for Twelve Months, free of Expence. The full value given for Instruments of any description in ex charge. This day was published, price 35. boards, ORIGINAL POEMS.—lntended for the Use of • - Young Persons. By Mn. RICHARDSON, Widow of the late Josoph Riciiardson, Esq. D.Q. P. On a Plan reconunended by the . Rev. Dr. Isaac Watts. Printed for Vernon, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry. _ This day was published, A New Edition, foolscap two. with au elegant frontispiece, prise 4s. boards. rTHECORRESPONDENCE ofTHECIDOSTUS and CONSTAIsTTIA, befcct and :ofter her taking the Veil. _ _ _ _ By Dr. LANC.HORNE. With the Life of the Author. Printed for Vernor, Hood, ar.d S'inTe ; ar.d Martin ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; and J. Walker. Just published, BY WILKINSON AND COMPANY, (LATE BRODERIP AND WILKINSON) A NEW and very extensive CATALOGUE of the LATEST MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS, of every denomi nation, and which may be had at their Warehouse, No. 13, Hay Market.—'Where may be had, just published; This day was published, A new Edition, with new maps,l2mo. prifT 51. in boards, THE NEW GEOGRAPHY for YOU ; bescription of the Empires, Kin gdoins, States, and Colo nies, with the Oceans, Seas, and isles, in AI parts of the Work : including the New Discoveries. Al,) a don but satisfactory account of their Political History, brol.ght down to the pre4ent time. Printing for Vernor, Hnod, a'd Sharpe; Longman. Hurst, Rees, and Orme ;J. Walker J. Richardson ; Lackington, Allen, and Co.; J. Nunn; and C. L aw. ►OR THE PIANO ■ORTP.. Twelve Rondos, in a new style, in imitation of Waltzes, com posed by F. Laiiza, Book I. price 4s. 1. rgurio Felice, a Sonata, composed tnd dedicated to Miss Der - ...trim!, by P. A. Corti, 4s. A Grand March, three Alkroancls, and three Walt zel, for the Piano Forte or Harp, compos-A and respectfully iaseribzd to Miss . Cecilia Napier, by Theodore Smith, Op. 38. O. Haydn's Sonata, Op. 9.5. Is. A becon.l Set of Ditto, dedicated to Her Royal Highness the Prince's of Wales, )..:y Theodire Smith; op. tl9, 6s. - A favourit- Waltz, composed arid arranged as a Rondo, and dedicated to Miss Adams, by lames Cot bett, 't s. tid. TVs day was published,* new Edltion, in royal 1 Bmo. with Plates, price 4s. in bow ds, ANARRATIVh of the EXTRAORDIYARY ADvEv- Telex!, and Sufferings by Shipwreck and Imprisonment, of DONALD CAMPBF.I.L., Esq. et' Parbreck ; with the singular Humours of his Tartar Guide, Hassan Artaz ; comprising the Ozcurrences of Four Ycars and five Days, in an Overland Tour ney to India. Faithfully extracted from Captain Campbell's " Letters to Lis Son." Fr:nted for Verner, Hort 4, and Sharpe; Longman, Hurst, 12(...5, and Orme; J. Harria ; J. Walker; and Black, Parry, and lanesbury. • FOR TWO no - mune:ls ON ItIR PIANO F,JoRTZ. Marche, Nr.,nutt, et Gavotte, composers et a Mi Lady Franc( s, et Mi Lady Harriet Somerset, par L. Von Each, 45.. • Six favourite Airs, for two Performers, Book I. 4s. Ditto - - - - - Book 11. 4s. AIR WITH VARIATIONS: L'A - r.our Cheri, a favourite' Air, by F. W. Soutliwtll, 2s. 6d. .I..txube du Jour, on FHeure du Berger, Pastoral and Tambourine ft r the Marv) Forte. Composed and liambly dedi ntcd to tile Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Bingham, by J. Alugnie, pric... 4s. God save the Kinr', with right variations, including a Grand March with a violin, flu:: and violoncello accompaniment ad libi tom. Most dutifully io,o.iitied by her Alajesty'a gracious permis sion to the Queen, by .1. Mugnie, price ss. I.a Chasse and Military Rondo. Dedicated to Miss Jeans, by J. Mugnie. This day NVI% publl.hed, A new Edition, 2 vols. ISIno. with 12 new Elates, price es. hoards, SOLITUDE : written originally by ZIMMER " MAN. To which arc added, the Life of the Author; Notes Historical and Ex;slanatory ; and a copious Index. Printed for Vemor, Hcnd, and Sharpe ; Cuthell and 'Martin ; J. Walker, Lackington, Allen, and Cu. ; I. Nunn, Darton and Harvey, Ottidge and Son, R. I.ea, Scatcherd and Letterman, Lostgman, Hurst, Rees and Orme; J. Murray, J. Booker,'W. S-o , wart, and J. Harding. NEW MUSIC, lust publish •1 by WILKINSON and Co. No. 13, Haymarket. Chia day was publi flvtd, a new Edition, 2 vols. foolscap 8i o. with eight beautiful Plates, p ice 12s. boards, the LIFE of TETRARCH. Collected from Memoires pour la vie de Tetrarch. By Mrs. DOBSON. Raro magni errores nisi ex magnis ingeniis prodiere. TETRARCH. Printed for Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, Cuthell and Martin, J. Harris, J. Walker, Lackington, Allen and Co. Otridge and Son, Longmin, Hut. t, Rces and Orme, J. Nunn, R. Lea, Scatchera and Letterman, J. Harding, W. Miller, and J. Murray. - . HARP ANEW Frcr.ch Method of the Harp, composed according t the Rules of the most approved Mamas of Paris, Cnusinectu, Petriai, Nadermans, Desargus, &c. compared with Count Newbourg's method, to which is added :ample., Explanations, Lessons and Fingering, calculated to facilitate and imprnie the Pcriormance, by Count St. Pierre de Newbourg, French Edition, 15s. Th:! favourite French Air Dans le Verger de Cythere, with variations for the Harp, composed and dedicated to Miss Howard by Count St. Pierre de Newhottrg,'.:b.6d. A Popular German Melody with variations for the Harp, com posed by Itlisler, Is. i ; :d. " On re saurnit tr p =lb:llW' a favourite Air, with varia tions, by Heist, Is. ed. A Duett for the Harp and Piano Forte, composed by F. Pa re:moo, 11. A d March, 3 Anemones and 3 'Waltzes for the Harp nr Piano-Fore, composf d and respectfully dedicated to Miss Ce cilia Napier ; by Theodor:. Smith, op. 38, Ss. 'Phis day was published, in eight vols. itvo. a New Edition, price 41.1 Ss. in hoards, the same Work in eight vols. 4ta. 31. 6s. ASIATIC RESEARCHES ; or, Transactions of the Society instituted in Bengal, for inquirine, into the History and Antiquities, the Arts, Sciences, and Literature of Asia. Printed verbatim from the Calcutta Edition. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Cuthell and Margin, I. Walker, Lackington, Allen and Co. Otridge and Son, Longma”, Hu! st, Rees, and Orme, R. Fauldcr, Scatcli.axl and Letterman, R. Lea, J. Mawman, J. Asperne o BLlck, Parry, and Kingsbury, and E. Lloyd. Also, separate, to coltplete Sets, Volume Eighth, Bvo. 12s. bards. Ditto, 4to. 11. los. hoards. This day was publis'ied, in 2 Vols. 4to. Closely printed, price Three Guineas and a Half in boards, lauitrated with IS Engravings, A DICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY and MINERS,. LOGY, with an aceaunt of the Process employed in many of the most important Chemical Mannfactures—to which are added a description of Chemical Api.arnms, and various useful Tables of W'eights and Measures, Ch?rrsical Instmmems, &c, By A. and C. R. AIKIN. London : Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill ; and .. %Villiant Phillips, Georgesyarl, Lombard-street. This day was published, It' a large Volume, Octavo, price Ds. hoards, QE RMONS,Controversial and Practical,Nritli Reftec :J !Joni and Tracts on inte - erlng Subjects, (heretofore published in Ireland only). By tht late Rev. PHiLIP z•KELTUN, Rector of Fintora &a. &c. Republished by the nev. SAMUEL CLAP "HAM, M. A. Vicar of Christ Church, Hants ; Rector of Gas sage .;t. Michael, Dorsi:t ; and Editor of the Abridimient of the. tat* Lord Bishop of Lincoln's" Elements of Christian Theology . .": Where may be had, price Is. . A Sermon, preached at Southampton, Tho Duty of the Clergy: to enforce the receiving of the Sacrament. A Selection of Sermons for the Feasts and Fasts; &Lc. 2 1011. prica a boards. A Sermon on frequent Commenicating, Svo. price 6d. In the Press, Sermons, selected from Minor Authors, for every Sueday in the Year. The fourth Edition, in Two Volumes. Also, Volume the Third, containing Sermons for the Saint Days, and for every Occasion which solicits the Eloquence of the Pulpit. FOR SCHOOLS.—Correct Stereotype Edition. This day was published, price 3s. Ed. THE SPEAKER, consisting of the most valuable Pieces of the best English writers, disposed under proper heads, with a view to facilitate the improvement of youth in reading and speaking, as well as to teal young pet ~)ns into some accrailtance with the most valuable Writers, au.. ttnpress upon their minds the sentiments of honour and virtue. To which are prefixed, Two Essays-1. On Elocution--2.0n Reading Works of-Take. By W. ENFIELD, LLD. In this work are printed many . valuable papers by Cowper and other:, which cannot be inserted in any other collectioti,'Or7ser reptitions edition of the Speaker. . - ::- ......k • For more than 30 years Dr. Enfield's Speaker has been esteemed! the First Class Book for Sch;nis in the EngEsh Language. This genuine and ccrrect edition is printed only for I. Jnlttison„, the original pt -? )lisher, F. and C. Rivingto n, Wilkie and ' ROW& I son, Longman, Hurst, Rec and Orme, Scate herd and Letterniati,: C. Law, Darien and Harvey, Crosby and Co. Ogden and Ektvies,: . La•:kington, Allen and Co. John RienardsoO, James Richardson, J. Mawman, and S. Tipper. Where may be had Exercises in Elocation,beinga Seind to tb a . ..0v , by Dr. Enfield, price Ss. 6d. • • NEW VOCAL. MUSIC. Just published, by Ws ex I N5O :s: and Co. No. 1 3, Haymarket, SHALL I, wasting in despair," Canzonet for two vtiic,fs; by Doctor Clarke, Is. 6d. " No more Love's art bewailiny," by ditto, Is. 6d. " Turn on me, Love, thine eye of blue," a Canzonet, com posed and dedicated to Noir. Henry Tighe, by T. Phillips, Is. " Foriv_ar, find youth,' introduced in' the Belle's Stratagem,' written, composad, end sung by Miss Walstein, arranged with the Accompaniment for the Piano Forte, by Thomas Cooke, Is. " Mils. I lose him," the favourite Song in' She stoops to Con quer,' written, and sung by Miss Walstein ; the Music composed by T. Croke, Is. 1 h Blue Eyed Stranger, or " 1k ben een Miche von Shabia," dedicated by permission to the Right Hon. Countess Besbo vlet', IS. I' lay Day, beipg No. S of a Selection of Songs, Sm. composed by Thoodore Smith, is. " Sweet is the voice of Fancy calling," a Glee for three Voices, by J. Ringwood ; es. 6d. The Young Milkmaid, ditto, Is. " U guard the Bow'r; by Charles Smith, Is. " The Weeping Willow,' by ditto, is. " Have you §...rgot," a Glee for three Voices, u sung at the I Bbernian Catch Club, c-mposed by a'. W. Southwell, a. 6d. In hand, and shortly will be published by Subscription, - I 'WELVE GLEES, composed, and most humbly inscr;bed, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Glouct sten. Be JOHN CLARKE, Mug. Doc. Orgsni.t of 's rinity and St. John's Colleges, Cambridge. Authcr of Tern Holy Father, Born in yon blaze, &c. and Fair Soli-r a, eke. &a. An accompaniment for the Piano Forte, will be added to the Soprano Gl;rs.—Suvription I.ls. to be paid on delivery of the Book. hnhscribers nares received by Messrs. Wilkinson, and en. 13, Hayrn:rltot ; Mr. ilirchall, 133, N , .-w Bond-street; Mr. Kelly, Musical Saloon, Pair MsU ; Messrs. Clementi ttnd Co. 26, Cheapside ; fvLslrs.C.oultli , !g and Co. 124, New Bond tr: et ; on, hookr.eller, Cambridge ; and by the author, Chesterton, near Cambridge. - • - • N. Juit published, composed by Dr. J. Chrlte, Four Favourite Glees, or Sterns, with an accompaniment for :h.: Piano Forte, the' words saxted from the most interesting Tarn of the Lay of the last Mie'trel. Thrse Scenes v.ro divided into Two Sets—Set Ist. "The Feast v:.r; over, in Briinksome Tov:z.i.," and the spirit scene " Is it the roar of •Feviot's tide'" &c. price Cs. Set CI a•.tn bad brightened Cheviot grey," and " Sweet Teviot ! on thy silver tidv," price ss. --- FINGER ORGAN and an OLD BARREL ORGAN, and SECOND-11 , 1ND :;RAND PIANO FORTES. - - - 'TO be SOLD very cheap, a Small Second-hand - 11 - Finger Organ, and a Second-fiand Ohl-fashioned Barrel Organ with a Spiral Barrel ; alsn a i.w second-hand Grand Piano Fortes, the room which they occury b•_ing much wanted. May be seen at the Warehouse of Wilkinson and Co. :ate Brodcrip and Wilkinson, No. 13, Haymarket. NEW PLAYS. • This day were published, BEGONE DULL CARE, a Comedy, in five Acts, By FREDERICK REYNOLDS, F.sq.—Price 2s. tld. The Bun 0 Boy, a Itllelo Drama, in Two Acts, as performed at the 'Theatre Royal, Covent Garden.---Price 2s. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- Row. Of whom may be had, all Mr. REYNOLDS' other Dramas. MR. COLMAN'S UNPUBLISHED PLAYS. This day were published, price 25. 6d. each, THE HEIR AT LAW, a Comedy, in five Acts. TIIE SURRENDER or CALAIS, a Play. Tait BATTLE. Or HEXIIAM, a Play; also, TUE IRON CUEST, a Play, New Edition. By GEORGE COLMAN, the Younger. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, All Mr. COLMAN'S other pulaled Dramas. This day was published, price 4s. N EXAMINATION of Mr MARSH's HY POTHESIS, respecting the ORIGIN of our Three First CANONICAL GOSPELS : including tri Attempt to 1.v..1 ;in the Phanomena obscrva'Ae in these GospAs,bya New Hypotlici.:. Ey DANIEL VEYSIE, B. D. Rector of Plynstr.:e, Devon ; and late Fellow of Oriel Ccli ge, Oxford. Oxford : Printed at the rsity Pr.:s.c, for the Author : Sold by J. Parker : and by Messrs. Rivbgton, St. Paul's Church -1 ard, Lo: dun. This day was ptibishA, price Twenty-:flee Shillings, The Fourth P3ll, ccmplaing the First Vo . .ume, in one tirre quarto, illustrated ty thirty-three coloured plates, containing nearly one hundred tukects, price 41. 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