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IbtaNias, Pr )lestior of Chemistry to the Royal Institution, Secretary to the Royal Society, &c. . i . .On Witnt.y‘nar, February le, at eight in the morning, at Ve.9, George-street. liateaversquaru, a Covrato of Lectus, as commence or. TUT. a ArEirrzcs, with lIATEEU bI rt zoica ; by OSIMS PEARSON, M. D. F. R.S. &e. Proposals may be had at St. Georgu'a hospital, the Royal Institution, and at N 9. 9, George-street. • . • ; .. . . .. . „ '' . Petit - 61 1i PAMe r ti a tit -- . ' I .. .. FOR SALE Bt Avcrrog, • Ity Order of the lion. tI3 Commissioners 0 - his Majesty's Cifereitst, I , • •1. I At the Custom-Home, in this Port, on Wermitlnay, the 12th of itebruary, 1823, at Ten o'Cloelt if the Forenoon ' THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS,I viz. • ~ 49 Oiliklbs Brandy. 94 Pair Shoes. 87 -.17... t ' ' sty i Lace Veils. 23 ---.. Gen eva. 6 Paintinp and Drawings. 46 --...i...W1ne. • 19 Malta Flower-Pots: , 2 ..i...iole..llfin e s a r. 1 Bundle fuchsia Gnu. • 6 . ..rem. 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