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OW . i 4-v%-As- . ~ • kc,- . _ .._-,. , -•-' $I : . - - 4= •1 . - ,Ake. . r , 4 , , ' ' . vim iiral (11............;,....... ' NI'MBER 43863 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO•MfORROW EVENING, January 7, 1803, will be pr rated the New Conde Opera of FAMILY QUARRELS. Tz.c Mar entirely New, andeompored by Meffrs. Reeve, Moorehead, Davy, and Braharn. The principal Charadas by Mr. BRA HAM, I,lr. NfUNDEN, Mr. FAWCET r, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS, And Mr. INCLEDON. Mu. MATTOCKS, Mrs. MARTYR, Mile CHAPMAN, Mrs. DIBDIN, Mifi WADDY, And Signora STORACE. To Which will be added the New Pantomime of HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS. This Evening—Delays and Blunders ; with Harlequin's Ha lleas.--.The new popular Pantomime, which has been every slight received with univerfal approbation and the highelt up &life, but having been found rather too long in reprcfcntation, iihe Scene of the Hall of Speetres is unavoidably °railed. NEW OPERA OF FAMILY QUARRELS. Wriuen by T. DIBDIN. E Public is oit refpeftfully informed, that Ti 133 e whole of the Mule (compofed by Mehra. Braham, Seem Moorhead, and Cord). in the above Comte Opera, performed with oniverfai applaufe at the Theatre 'Royal, Co vent-Garden, is now ready for delivery at No. a, Haymarket, where all Ncw Mode may be bad as foon as publithed. HACKNEY ROAD - TO BE SOLD, • _ _ _ _ __•_ A FREEHOLD ES FATE, confining of 46 Acres and a half, in' thereabouts, of Meadow or Failure I.und,and five Menages or Tenements thereon, fituatc in the front of the Road leading from Shoreditch Church to Hack ney, very eligible for building upon. For further particulars apply to Meffrs. Letch and Goodeve, J 0.4, Holhern-court, Gray's Inn. AN EXTENSIVE COLLIERY. TO BE SOLD, THE COLLIERY of BALLYCASTLE, on the Sca Coaft of the County of Antrim, (in Ireland.) This Colliery is of very confiderable extent, and contains a raft fund of very WIC Coal, which hitherto has been very ha perfeetly worked. There are Lands annexed, containing upwards of aso Acres Arable, and sae Palate plantation meafure; and if a greater quantity Lbonld be requi t ed , the Purchafer may be accommo dated with other Lands contiguous. This Critter? will be found worthy the attention litany Gen deman or Company difpored to porchafe limb Property. Application to be made, by letter, to That. 1.. Stewart, Efq. Attorney, Matiborough-ftreet, Dubin; or to Alex. who will give every =airy information rcfpert ing the Title, &c. NEW NOVEL BY MRS. WEST. This day was publilbed, In Three Volumes, 12M0. Price ass. is boards, THE INFIDEL FATHER. By the Author of A Tale of the Times," A GoMp's Story," &c. Ste. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternotter-row; and fold alfo by W. J. and J. Richardfon, Royal &change; and W. Miller, Bood-ftreet. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, 1. A Twits of the Tuns, 3 vols. asmo. Price 13s. 6d. boards. Third Ediloc. 2. A Gossip's STOAT and LEGEND/MY TALL, s WIS. istoo. Price ys. fewed. Fourth Edition. 3. La T Yeas addrefed to a YOUNG MAN, on his entrance Into Life, and adapted to the peculiar Circontßances of the prefect Times; 3 Voh. tamp ; 16a 6d. boards. Second Edit. 4. POZNIS and Mars, s Vols. foolfcap Sao. hot-pegged. price us. in Boards. A Third Volume will fpwialy be publiated. This day were pabliand, In One Volume, Ivo. Price 7s. In Boards, TRAVELS in SPAIN, in 1797 and 1792, By FREDERICK AUGUSTUS FISCHER. With an Appendix on the Method of Travelling in that Country. Trmflated from the German. Primed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternolterrow; android by W. J.and J. Rkhardfon, Royal Exchange; and W. Miller, Bond-ltren. “ Our prefent Author Is not one of dank who deferve to be read only on account of the advantages of the fubjedt. He pot• feffes both Intelligence to know what is worth illfcribing, and ftill to deferibe it with elegance. The fcene of his travels we confider as particularly intending. Of all the countries In Europe, perhaps Spain offers the greateft number of ob jails to the enticifity of the traveller. " Mr. Fifeher bag fortunately done more than be p-ongfed. He has 'Mod the molt important places in Spain, and given as a delineation which includes every thing of the greateft im portance to be known in , acts. It is the inhabitants, their the rmic:, manners, and form of life, which Is the fubjed that has chicly occupied the attention of oar traveller." Appendix, Anti-Jae. Sept. tBOl. This day was publitheds Tissaccond Edition, In Three largc Volumes, tames, Price 16s. 6‘. in Boards. LETTERS addrefred to a YOUNG MAN, on his Firit Entrance into I.lfe, and adapted to the peculiar Circamttances of the preterit Times. By Mrs. WEST, . . _ . - _ Author of A Tale of the Times, Sm. Bce. Pfintedfof Longmanand Rees, N 0.39. Pateranfter-row. " We have oftt; bad occalion to reiiiw• and to commend the eompofitions of this fentak Author, whole principles are found, and w'scfc general ityle of Writing is corr.:el and el.!- gant. 'rhe work before us is addreffed to her fun. the fame youth, as we nod:rib:9ld, who Is the fubjed of the claim h S so• act in the brit Volume of thole Poems which the puhlids d in Incl. and on which we beftowed the , ribute of defcrved ap plaure. Thefe volumes may be conkEered as a valuable addi tion to the Library of Youth, in the dangerous !nicest' b !eaten childhood and adolefcenee. The dodtrimea they teach are pr thodor, temperate, uniform, and liberal; and the manners they recommend are what every judicious parent would wills her fan to adopt. " This work appears to us fo highly valuable, that we feel ourfelves rolled upon by the duty we owe to the &kith Youth to give It a very extenfive examination. " We fo co: mein her opinions, every fubjed which On treats appears to u. fo unportant, and fo highly entitled to the attentive confideration of youth, that we feel doubtful from what pan to make our cstraels.7_ - . _ Britifh Critic, Se; termer. dot. See alto the Gentleman's Magazine, Augia, acz; and The Guardian of Educatinti, May, Igo:. JUVENILE BOOKS. This day wa4 publith., in Two imall Volumes, price as. half . , .. . bound, printed on a large 'l . ypt, and embelliated with is handorne Copper-plates, BIBLE STORIES ; or, the Memorable Aels of the ancient Patriarchs, Judges, and &up, catradtd from the Old and New 'retail-lent. 1 By W1L1.1,1144 SCOLFIRLD. The above-men•ioned Work is the produaion of a Parent, who could not find, among the numerous works which for the IA twenty years have been publithed for the ufe of Children, one which he could, with complete fatisfaellon, put into the hands of his own. He confiders that the narrations contained in the Old and New Tedament, furpak in interest and iimplicity, and in moral and religious importance, any other fpeeimens of osmium which am be fount The prefect volume, it may therefore be fuppofect, will prove to cbildren a pofy of tweet libelling lowers, without one throb of evil (cent, or a angle thorn to detraft from the pleafure it is able to afford. Printed for Bien/11D Pa ILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard; and fold by B. Tabart, ty7, New Bond-firm ; by J. Harris, St. Paul's Church-yard, and by all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, the following (ardor Books for the We of Young Perkins lately published , t. Mitt AntitesPect;y for Children, Price as. 6d. 2. The JUTOPIILZ PLUTAILCII, COOfifti.lir of the Lives of extraordinary Children, price as. 641. 3. VISIT/ to the Menagerie and the Batanical Garden at Paris. By 1.. F. pant, in 2 vols. rice 3s. 4. The Lyra' La Henan-rens. By L F. Janfret, price as. 6d. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Meru HODSKINSON and Co. At Garraway's Coffee-bouk, Change-alley, London, On Monday the 7th day of February. 18p3, in Six ats, THE MANOR of PAINSWICK, a truly de- Brable Freehold Elate, eonfitting of a Capital Minor Farm, and nearly One Thoufand different Copyholds, within gbe Tithing, of Siseepkonsbe, Edge, Spoonbod, and Stroud Rod, extending over feveral Thontied Acres of Land, with Piers, Chief Rent, Qtrit Rests, and Herta& The Manor Farsniiouk, with resislike Oiler, I. &sated was healthy fpot, commanding extedive views of the beasdful Vak of Palsdwkk, lying exceedingly osegoadi, in the centre of go Acres of rich Arable, Pafture, and Meadow Land, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water rrswnnnniissgg thre and uniting is the fame. very convenient for crafting with excellent falls of Water, id from r Ito as feet, and might he very advantageonffy seed for the Maandadtory carping aw in the neighbourhood. And aro Bye fevers' Pareds .of Woodland, part IneWed, well Rocked with Beech, Oak, and Mb Trees, lying within she Manor, containing 38r Acres, the whole of the eltimated yoke of nearly gook per annum. Mr. Wm. Hayti.. of Palawiek, will Chew the Promifes, of whom printed particulars may be had ; of hieffrs. Dann, So- Bettors, Lincoln's Inni; and of Meirni Hodikinfoa and Co. Surreyo-s, Arundel-limey Strand, Lodes; where& Plan of *be Mktg may be fees. CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. RAYNE. On Friday the st:th day of January neat, at the Rainbow Coffee-Mae, in ConiMU, at Twelve o'clock, In about Twenty LOTS, EVEN HUNDRED and TEN very prime OAK TIMEFR TREES, many a which we of great di srenfions, fit for the principal pieces of ittips of a large flu; as well as revere prime bets of Cooper's Timber, ache molt sailed& fort ; likewife others far Hamner add. Engine .lionts r Mill , &c now biased and lathed marked, end Rending In are Wood, containing about Ito Acres, called FRYDINCI HORST COPPICE, between the Two TuroPike Rork lead. behove Godaltring to liallernere, and °teeming to Chiding /old t very conveniently Ousted for both land and water ear. alga, trim Godenting What!, diltant therefrom only Eight killes, and about One to the Turnpike Read on dace Side, Timmy Qom Anode and the San, Thirty from Portimonth, and Forty-three front tendon. Alto about Twenty Acres of Underwood, a part very full of framers' Stu f, Poles, ate. ice.--Llketillfe a number of fine Needs Trees, DM Great Herkharopßead, in Het:GO/dairy. James and Edward Lawrence, who red& In the Manor. Saute, in the centre alike Wood. will thew the revere Lots; ' of whom Printed Pardeulan may be bad ; silo of Thomas Rids. Millwright, in Hdlanest; the Kings Arms, Gedulmiort; White Hark, Guildford; Norfolk Amos, Arundel; Swan, Chi ender; Crown, at Portfmouth; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Rene. Land & Timber Surveyor, C.butotte-ftreet,Dloonebury. Mlle jeldlit Elegant!, Printed let Mistier Reyti Quote, e ed. n line wove Paper, 'afterlife& Pelee 21 IS. in boards, THE ANATOMY of the BRAIN; explained in a Series of Engravings, beautifully coloured; with a Dirertation on the Conununnetion between the Ventricles of the Brain. By CHARLES BELL, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, of Edinburgh. Printed for Longman and Recs, Pate nailer-row ; and Cadeli and Davies, Strand. Of whom may be bad, lately publilbed, a. Engravings of the Arteries, Bleat:sting the Second Volume of the Anatomy of the Human Body; By John Bell, &nem : and keying as an Introdudtion to the Surgery of the Merles, by Charles Bell, Sergeant Superbly printed in imperial Odlavo, and beautifully Watered, price il. La. in boards. s. 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By Jahn la Surgeon. la one To'he viewed till the Sale, by orltioll to Mr. Notaftwo. lavolume royal eta. inuineted try flo Sayreville*, many of ofwham Printed Partieslars Eriar b, 1,..1, elf* a the Printers ... ..ann aecuately coloured from Nature, Pete el. es. in hoards. of the yuelt t:ourant and Swann Aavellacf; two., Fcfrf- . The fecund Volume of this Wok, which contains the Opt fridge; bridge- Angel. Domaine ; at Mesh Coop ma se.ikm, No.. rational Surgery, will be (peaty delivered to the Public in 4 orares Inn Squarer itagabow ; and of Mr. Raw, Lod hot' , blasnhers —Number I. On Lithoomy, will no he limited to 1 age., Chaelvita-Matr a basosallsavr.Loseas. 11l UM Oration la*, but will he divided line Parts. FAIRMAN ON THE STOCKS. This day was publilbed, ' In One Vol. :to. 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AI.LARDYCE on the AFFAIRS of the BANK of F.NG , LAND. Containing among a great Variety of otLx impora tant Information relpeeling that Eflabliltunau, an Average Amount of Bank Notes i.e. every three Months, a Weekly Amount of Bank Not s in Circulation, Table of the Scale of Cad,. Bullion, of Dilemma, rite. Together with a Copy of the Charter, so" a sonOe Admetus' of aka SilabLatzessis of the I blab a Siteatti. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1803. VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION. Goltlen-fquare, December 12, /Loa. nRDERED, That a G e n er al Qu arter ly C ourt •—• be hell at this Inftitution on Tuelday the t Ith of Ja nuary, 1803, at Two o'Clock precifcly, for the ckdlion o? a Trultce in place of Thomas Payne, Ffq. now "freafgrer, and other particular bufinefs. WILLIAM SANCHO, Perfota inoculated gratis, as ufual, every Tu..fd.,y and F. iday. at Ct.a of ChKk. This day W3l publiibed. In t Vol. oto, Price al. ts. boards, 'the Second Edition of MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES of NA TURAL PHILOSOPHY. By Sir ISAAC NEWTON, Knight, Book the Fut. Tn.naated into Enrlith, andifuliTsted with a Commentary. By ROBERT THORP. D. D. Arch• Deacon of Northumberland. Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies. Strand. (limier, LEXICON MEDICUM. This day was publiatest In One very large Volume Octavo, Price Nis. in Boards, A NEW MEDICAL DICTIONARY = con mining an Explanation of the Terms In Anatomy, Phy fiology, PraCtiec of Phytic, Materia Medics, Chaniftry, Phar macy, Surgery, Midwifery, and the various Branches of Natu ral Philofophy, connetted with Medicine. To which is added, A Glolrary of Obfulete Terms, from Caftelli, Blanchard, Qincy, James, &c. By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D. F. LS. AfGftant Ph) fician to the Saint Mary-la-Bonne Infirmary, &c. Printed for Longman and Rees, Paternofter-row ; and Murray and Ilighley, Fleet Erect. This day was publifhed, In Four large Volumes, t amo. clofely printed, Price ii. Bs. in Boards, 'THE EDINBURGH SCHOOL of MEDI CINE. Containing the Preliminary, or Fundamental Branches of Profellional Education, viz. Anatomy, Medical , Chernifley, and Botany, intended as an Introduelion to the Clinical Guide. The whole forming a complete Siftem of Medical Education and Praelic:, according to the arrangement of the Edinburgh School. By WILLIAM NISBETT, M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Edinburgh, Ete. . , Printed for T. N. Longman, and O . Rees, 39, Paternotter-row. Vol s. r. and .a. Containing the Anatomy, Price I as. 3, 4. May be hl.cl Separate. _ Tic el,le was tihr.lh ll ' ZOne Volume, Svo. 1., le: •s, ACOMPLETE TREATISE npou SPEVE PE DU fd, foi inerlv called ; cont.ioing ea.; Im portant Difcoveries.—l. The Caufe, Noure, and Sul l"Oe , of Spinz.--11. A Difeovery of different Sgecies of them Tice Symptoms and iteafons why they are at 'nines painful, and at other Times eafy.—lV. Proper Direelions for the Manage ment of the Nails, and the Mode of preventing them tram growing into the qnick.—V. AU the different Cures, both P.l. native and RadicaL--VI. An Eafy and Simple Mode for pre venting the Growth of Spinz.—Vll. Proper Directions for rating the Pediluvium.—Vlll. An May, addreffed to the Army. --IX. This Work is embelhated with Plata; exhibiting the different Kinds of Spins Pedum, the Inftruments, and Pufition neeeffary both for an Operator and Patient. By HEYMAN LION, Chiropedift, Edinburgh. Printed for the Author ; and fold by Peter Hill, Edinburgh; and Longman and Rees, Patemolter-row, London. t 51X..•1 N r L.I.XCHANGE AS:it:RAC:Cr. 07FICT, Drcembrr. 73;2. pE RSONS, whore etyma] Premiums rail due on 41. the ktth an herehy informed, ti...t Reeripts are now ready trl be delivered ,t the ennipacy's ittli•m, over the ROYAL anti to PA -NI t.,as wril as by their re fp tone A t , nt. in :be frrend Crtotirc; and the pardes accred arc requefted to apply, fot the Renewal of thr:r Polio:tea, on or before the 9th of January next, as the dual talcen days id low:4 for payment, beyond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary. •,.• Attendance is given, d a ily, at t h e l a id Oilicca, for the Affurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lofs or Damage by Fire; and alfo for the Affuranee of, and granting Annuities on Lives. N. N. Policies of Aforastrefor theirs e 3001, or upwards, art ?baiter of ...lessee to the Afitrel. CANAL CUTTING, and BRICK-MAKING. r rHE Kennet and Avon C a n a l C omm i ttee w ill -a- meet at the Bear Inn, Devizes, In the County of WI ew Friday the sift of January welt, to receive Proporals. r d eastrad for the forming and completing the Canal between the two Fannies of AII-Cannings and \ Bewley, being a dittance of upwards of five mues.--mfit foe the making of about One Mil liun of Bricks. 0, • Plans and Deferlptlons of the Work may be feat by ap. plying to Samuel Hoclitkinton Engineer. Caul o,2ce, Delius, Dee. 88, talon. . - - ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. WliE REA S Captain BERRY received tan threatening Letters to extort Money front him, which be laid before the Magiftrates of Bow-ftreet, in November, t/l-t. He now thinks it neeeffuT (having again been attacked) r the more fpetdy detection of the offender or offenders, to offer the above fur for any informatics: that will eventualty lead to a difewery; and the further fum of ONE HUNIAti. D POUNDS on convittion. To be paid by Captain Berry, at the Office of Mr. Murphy, Solicitor, Bouvaie-ftreet, Hat area. FURNISHED HOUSE. at SOUTHAMP I ON. MO BE LET, completely Furnifhed, a large HOUSE, No. tag, High-areet, Southampton. Like wife to be Let, completely Furnithed, a Houk, at the Polygor, Southampton, with Coaeh-boufe and Suable. The Parlour and Drawing room have Bow Window; to the Ground, command ing a delightful Profpret to be Let by the Month or Year. Addrefs (Port Paid) to the Proprietor S. G. No. tt3„ High- Rivet, Southampton. FRESH POTTED CHAR. No. toy, STRAND, CORNER OF SAVOY STEPS. Decent= MI, 1802. JOHN BURGESS and SON refpeafully inform the Nubility. and Families in general, they Lave that day re ceived a Enda lupply of FRESH POTTED CHAR from Wlnan dermere lake, which they can retommend to be of a (arrive quality to any berme introduced. New P. Sturgeon, Welch Smok e d Salmon, Brunfwick Saufages, New French Olives, &G.—We:Mode as above. THE CITY OYSTER WAREHOUSE, No. S, LCLIABARITMTREET, near the MA 1 4 / 1 0111 House, nAVID ROSS deems it his bounden duty to h./ take this method of eaaveylag his fitscere Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public. for the liberal Encouragement he has received Once be opened the above %rebottle in ty9B, molt refpedfully allures them, that the fame Sue of conduct which has given his BARRELVO OYSTERS fo bladed • preference, 011111 be lizialy adhared to; and begs to acquaint them that he has now a daily fupply of FINE FLAVOURED NATIVE MILTON, PYFLEET, and COLCISTER OYSTERS, ready to be rent to any part of the Country, packed under his own immediate lafpoltion, out of the real Sea Water; which is brought to his Warehoufe, and no where ere (at prefent) in Landon. Merchants, Captains, and Families, will find his PAN DORE and NATIVE PICKLED OYSTERS, well worthy their notice, as they retain in a peculiar manger, their Original flavour, and warranted to keep in any Climate; fold he at ♦s. and is. each. His Town Othomers need sot be informed that hi■ Oyfter Eating Rooms are ossuaamiletta and Sated up is a neat ityle ; the number and nipetelabilky of thole who at tend them, belt befpeak their foperiority. D. R. requefts that he may have previous notice when Room are wanted for fetal Panics, at they sea uenerelly missed. °Titers dreit to pleare every palate as Waal, and the Morn- N.ingand Evening Papers taken tn. B. Agent for the fele oldie reel AURRICAN Se au ee,and Stases Bas•. • WHEN Profeffional Men of education and rca I fposability deviate from the pornl fyftem by the fe ' ledion of a peculiar Brandi, the falsetto° of hog continued 1 Nit& is the heft criterion of faperierity. Tea yam have 1 devoted my pradtlee to the exelpfive trvat meat of THREE DISORDERS. and the iamihl mink of my plum gives me eddillmmal oasis to yips& as far as I am able the ravages of thole comiphires Wadi an the molt Import. ant in the catalogue of hilnoldes. After initiation into mety henna as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of Practice to refeito individu als from the ignorance of uneducated.hden, er the equally dan gerous p general Ptadtitionert. The T=cY of DISORDERS, to the care of which I have de voted my attention, comprfse every fpecies of VENEREAL INFRC rum, whether of a recent or long duration.--adly. AR Mods of DEBILITY, whether willag from tic Woks ce Schoolboys, or the Indulgent:sof mature age, and bitty that de railment of the fyftem in Women which I. called SAWN'. NES:I or STERILITY. I' Numerous difeafes are the refitit of Igrairance or Irate i the treatment of • Pimple Gononires, and it not unfregnignly bap• pens that the feeds of Life are poilhoed by the indlerction of at, unguarded hour. By a fuperlor method fuck complaints are call!) , cured, and even where whets have failed, 1 trite that I may prefusne to offer a radical rattablith men. Pew, however. arc the cafes of complicated &firers in the diforder, compared with the ealtmkous fituations of Men, who from foirklroce in • SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a faihionable I.lfe, acquire that Rate of Debility vrhieb is the unavoidable ecentequenec of fucb paticlous habits. Where the unhappy frafererbroods raw his • , but tare fbily crameals his tnisfortsum, it may be Tome him to know, that although It be an objed of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditioners, the removal of thee Mill CAE NC ES by the graduid progrefs at Removatioo is the acqu im rnent of my experience lithe rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much &inlay will be prevented by au early counteradion of this languid Rate, and in thefts cafes no great difficulties will occur But where this Deficiency has for yews tallied, a proper Per feverance is I ndiflosifibly requi Meta revive the a umbering (parks of Life, and to reanimate the Cooßitstrao. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difisranintesi In their capedtations of a Family, may be 'tared, that in aliaN Int:wets fuck dela:bare curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is &daubl to my undertaking, aryl tha lr.alificatimis which I have reamed :a Rate, form Nil Data at my Preto:4ons, and In eolneldsn:e svi;lt Nth th!, matins is given, that Mr. IiREL may he cnnae.r..,,l rerlonailj (or by letmrs inckieng a (mall note) at ►is houlc,:tio. 29, Arw del•treet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. . _ There ia an additions/ entrance in WatriArect bajoiAise, sod die name W as both the doom M. Miley UMW of tie Royal Collect of Rstoo.L. it C.I. bf a 1 a I, I re and u.s.