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. . • - • ' ..:•_ll _... • ' ''),•• ••' ' . !'• 1,4, ..• I '• - •. • ..". : • ... • , • .. -. _, , ......„„.,,,,,, t „ • , 16,,• •%iii '46 4 ,-, ' - • • •$ -` • • • ' •• ••• • ...... • • • • tl` -.:.;-' - - ::: .., . . . . , • - - - , . - )' • . . ... .. , •. . e ti: : .),11 ( v. •.;/ , _.......N, . ,• • • t ` lik iter . t ~ . . , ........__... . ...... . . • , ' . : . . . . i... ...,.. • ./ ...„........;;..... . ....! ..., 1...., . • MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19,..1 81 a _ . •,. _ [PRICE SIXPENCIP.HALFPENIffIfs... . - 4 . 40 INT-GARDEN. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Ff4;autry IS, 1404 This day was pliblithell, ' . . having . t EBRUARY 20, I I HE PRINCIPAL . OFFICERS of HIS MA- . a • tae Estate Flevntirrinted 4.2 Quarto o nies. ,et so. in lonarlik• •' ' A LL Permits any Leman tOn tee Acts, interspersed WALLACE ; or, The FIGH'I' of FALKIRK. • of the late Mr. EDMUND LUCAS, of the New R J.ESTrs ORDNANCE, is her* give Notice, - A mEntIcAL ROMANCE. it. MatY•la-beinitt s Coads'and .l-feete 'Painter, lin- ITS ; That Pr o p osa l s w ill b e rece i ve d at their Mice in Pall-Mall, on Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies, Strand. ' mind ,_tbth' Acno4ditt4 directed to the Roemer's, sr gm dreesileird EMAGNE. or before Wednesday the 28th day of February instant, from such lane Kailk!net i. and ell .Persons indebted to his Eitett,etw de. , Mr. Mazzinghl. Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Tackle MR. MITFORD'S HISTORY OF GREECE. sired to pay their respective Debts at the OfEce of Maims. CP.TOINI • Hookx, and v ar i ous other Ankles of Iron for service of this De- THE Seventh and . 4ighth Volumes, in Cletavci Dawyeas a" Wriddrir, Wilneitk 4 tret% Ofikz 4 tinale- 'CHAR') ; J• are just published, to complete due Work in that size. pertinent fora period of three years. P URSUANT to an Order cif the Ito. Courref ]LE ; Price Int. beards. • . , . .1 . DON; Pattern ofthe Articles may be viewed - upon application at the Printed for T. Cadtil and W. Darks, gi.raitti.,d. • Cluincery,snade inn Cease, M , Adeas a. Ring, the trediz t o n=l'filt.KlLßY.late of Hanutiereadtkin rho Cooney Mr. YOUNG ; Principal Storekeeper's Cadre In the Town; where further parti- Of whom may ake be bad, The vtoitic eomPutm - hand- Mr. SIMMONS; s cu l ars , Ant '; conditions togrther with the terms and conditio of the contract, seirtelY printed in four Volumes, gusri o, price Xt. ev. ft-boards. . 4...5ii ..,.. is , . L W120tv ,: _"7 . _ ,.. h0 died La plo , filober l7ot _ .!,.ito. Jer-__.__ . Nownv.it 71651 _ NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVE -110-MORROW EVENING, Fl 10;1 be acted t he New Drava, is Three w i t h Nlubic, called THE FREE KNIGHT. Or, THE EDICT OF CHARLEM. The Overture and Mesic composed by 11 1 he Prince Palatine, Mr. Ecru. Baron Ravemberg. Mr. BLANCHARD Ravensberg, Mr. C. KEMBL Count Roland, Mr. INCLEDO) Ylellarmin, (the Abbot of Cs"bey) Mr. eb e igepher, Mr. EAWCE'rI ; Oliver, M Agnes, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; The Countess Roland, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Ulric; Mrs. DICKONS. Dancing by the Mi,sei AnAsts. In Act. 111 will be represented the Installation:of the Abbot of flyby/. T o whicA BUDGET h will be added, f OF BLUND ERS. the third time, _a F arce, called The Characters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. I.ISTON; Mr. FAR LF.Y, !Hiss BOLTON, Mrs. GIBBS, Sce. Ece. z Evening--The same Performances. KT The new Farce, called A Budget of Blunders, was received f ah reiterated bursts of applause, and will be repeated after the Sew Drama of the Free Knights, every carening till further uo- t , Cbeeryl4=l. of Hanusiereetith,ii the C.outalf o 2:Webber 170*, are per iii7ileit adnallif or by their Sob:ebois to ecisez,4 obi thin Debbi beinre Eawmu elu i Motf Eel. oil- 4 i ' • ere df. th* Ilia Coon. et kb Chamblee hi Chimeric - -04elore tbe rib of fl# in thereof ---...4646,. -0- 4at of the aid Order. condition contracts may be known, and also at the Secretary's 011 k-e In Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of tea and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be - delivered, sealed up, and en dorsed " Proposals fur Tackle Hooks, &c." Hat no proposal can be admitted after the said sash Any of February, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be no , tired unless the party mating it, or an agent in his behalf, she I attents.—By Order of the Board, A. R. CLE W, 'Secretary. - • -J1 This day . Untie jpubbshed, *gouty printed bi Qoatio iustrated by Engratinp pike Li. lic h eid4 ta aERCULANE.NgLA! f, sir, Arc • Philological Distertations ; containing& istarniscCipt feu amen the ruins of Nereid:swim • Dedicated, by perpiission, to his Royhness the Prince of ' - Printed for T. Cadefl :and W. Davies, bleat This day %els pu " 4c . In Qiili t yllgi!!. Octavo, prie 4s . in hoari3a, 7 . A N INQU • Y into [he 'best SYSTEM of FE: •R• MALE EDUCATION ; or, Dowding School arid Amu* Elisastion attentively cnnttidered. By J. 1.. CHI/tOl., One of his Alsjesty's Chaplains at the Fr. Ituyai Chzpel, St. Jainires Pulace. Printed for T. Candela and W. Davits, Ste:attd. ikoti WANTED to te nt or a rtotrf S e tarrail Prefdipmee will be Oven to mita Alai has bees preserved, sod 'within a aeovenietst dmitaare *oda ioesidon. Letters *ith l er i Lersad adi elatitelae, are rectersid so be addressed to Mr. EASZII427IA Houri, gicrtaii 4 21410. . THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMP.-EV . 2'V MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trail.: to'the EAST do hereby give lUa!e. . . COMP L'ErE dl TING SEM j HAMPSHOLL TO BE I.E Unfurnished; for a Term of Years, and may be entered upon immediately, AN extensive MANOR., with a very gob(' Mansion Muse, bt for the reception of a large Family, in good repair, Coach-hi:mar, Stabling, and - Ofßees of every description,' Do4-ketwell and Boiling-bouso, with a stream of water ranidni through it; Gardens Leruamental Plantations, Hot-house and Green-house, a large Paddock and Ploasire Grounds, with an excellent Trout Stream running through ttietu, formed Into large and very ornamental sheets of water, must amply stored with I'rout and other bib, and any quantity cif the surrounding Mea dow and Pasture Land may be had. The Manor is most abundantly stocked with Gene, with se vet Packs of Fur Hounds in the neighbourhood.- The property aisci residence of the Earl of Cianricarde, lately deceased. The. Estate is situate at Wartiford, in the County of Hants, between and distant about ten miles each from Petersfield,Altoo,. Alresford, Bishop's Waltham and Winchester, in a beautiful part of the country, and about 60 miles from London.—Applicatioss may be made to It. L. Appleyard, Esq..Lincolii's Inn, London ; or I'o Starts, Bishop's Waltkoti, Haws. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Bea N now, at the New &Olney, in Prince's Place, Hart street, from ten till four. That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on of before Wednesday the 21st instant, from any person who ms have engaged to furnish the Commissioners of his Majesty', Transport Service with 'l'onnage for the conveyance of Coovieti and Stores to New South Wales, on what terms they may bit willing to let to the Company a good Copper-bottomed Ship, of about 400 Tons hurthen, to bring home Teas and other Goods from Cbinai on the Company's account ; such Ship to be ape proved by the Company's Officers; and to he manned and equip. pod in every respect agreeably to the usual Regulations of tko Company. The/Tenders to express the rate of freight for boil. den measurement, and also for surplus Tonnage, and stating the' ' same on the lowest terms, as• there will not be an opportunity d making any abatement. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on thesover,ti be severally left with the Secretary at or before twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 2lstinstant, beyond which hour the Court will not receive arty Tender. WILLIAM RAMS4r,S t r. Draft of the terms and conditions on whith the Ship will be engaged for the Company's service, may be seen on application to Mr. lorice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping. JUBILEE, AND BIRTH-DAY HEAD-DRESS, Or, ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR, N 0.119, IkSHOPSGATE-VREET WITHIN. THE distinguished admiration bestowed by the liollio”abie World at Court on the New Invention intro it:cell by Koss during the late Jubilee, and the reputation srehisit b.', universally attended Ms ornamental production; pre-eminent diaisgui,h bite above all competition. Dv :wenty year- , studious application to the principles of his Proftc3ion, he ha 3 at length brought to complete perfection the matt rxtraordinary Head-dress ever offered for Public approba tion, and which has obtained the appellation of Ross's Heads of rhia day wairdilished. in I sMill'aul emu* Sao. wids a fronds • • ' piece, price 25. 6d In extra boards, AN ESSAY on SEPULCHRES; or, a Proposal for erecting souse Memorial the illustrious Deed in 4 Ages ou the spot sv their remains have been interred. Wil.I.L$M GODWIN. " Not one of these should perish."—Tu Lt. • Pruned for %Vih putt Miller, Albentarle-street. Th's day WA., published, price 2s. 6d. LETTER to the I,t , ght Hon. SPENCER PER , , _ , I.lx. A First Lord of the Treasury,' &c. &c. upon his reportel Correspondence with Lunt Viscount Matvitta, in reference to the return of that Noble Lord to power. Hair. Art her? rises to the most perfect semblance of Nature ; the operfities of t!..e Skin, and complexional colours of the Head are most astazishirgly imitated, and appear as the ground-work awl taNe upon which the flair is fixed. trery particle is so admirably constructed as to admit the most e ex:imitation, without the possibility of a discovery I and the whole systan is so exquisitely woven, as to Combine useful onion anti ellance of taste, with the must happy appearances ti Nerve. By a COUN l'ltY GENTLENoiAN. Printed for C. Cl apptr, Pall-Mall.—Also, just pu'alished, 1. Council of Twelve, or St. Stephen's Muster Roll ; Ss ad. 2. Popish Divan, or Political Sanhedrim; 4%. Gd. boards. S. Truth in pursuit of Wardle ; Ss fid. 4. Examination of Wardle's Letter to l.ord Ellenhorough ; 2.. 5. Heroic Epistle to Colonel Wardle; 2%. Gd. - LEEDS AND LIVERP3OL, AN!) SWANSEA CANAL SHARE !t. To he SOLD by AUCTION ; by Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, the 2d of March, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, in the Monthly Sale, LEEDS and Liverpool Navigation—Twe n ty shatits in this astiblished excellent Concern, dividing at pre sent £8 per share nett per annual: expected considerably to in crease by the well known advantages it evidently possesses...-. Swansea Canal, iiftteen shares in thia very Improving Navigation, d .E 3 per Cent. nett ; expected to incense.-f-Partiasbxs as the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Brolgo.s.reet. rl VALUABLE METHOD OF TEACHING 'WRITING RECOMMENDED. To PARENTS and TEACHERS of CHILDREN., This day were published, 'FIRKWOOD's IMPROVED METHOD OF TEACHIN:: WRITING, in a progressive Series of Seen Lobs for the Scholar to write upon. price 11.6 d. each part, vied has the quantity of four of the usual Copy-books. By the method ! , ere adopted, the drudgery of teaching writing, a hitherto practised, setting copies, and ruling the piper, is reli eved unnecessary ; and the art of teaching Writing is reduced to main practicability, hatead of the Nose, uncertain method hi tbsto practised: by this, children can be taught to write before tapatitits are ripe for other education. Ihe full allowance axe to Schools. I.t.t 'Am. Primed for Robert Seholey, 46, Paternoster-row. ibis day was published, h one vol. ;null •lto. price 1!1. ss. boa ds, AN Entire New VERSION of all the ODES of PINDAR from the original Greif into English Lyric Verse, with Notes, by the Rqr. J. 1.. GIRDLESTONE, A.M. Master of the Classical School, Beetles, Suffolk. Printed for the by Richard Bacon, Norwich ; ind published by C. and R. B: ld yin, New Tri , ige-street, London: CAPITAL MACHINERY, with extensive FREEHOLD PAID MIShS, on a NAVIGAULE RIVER: By Mr. MUNN, on Thursday, March 22, at Twelle, at the Auction Mart, London , THOSE Desirable FREEHOLD PREMISES, , in a superior situation, at Br.tmley, within three miles of the Metropolis, lately occupied by Mr. C. S. Millward, cons prising a scite of Ground of more than One Acre and a Half ex teut,fief in w ashed the Northern boundaryfort v i L ir r g a Wharf of upwards . of gablert. tam bactlantotad enclosed on the East, South, and West by lofty Walls, with a substantial pile of Building, consist ' ing of four floors, covering a plot of ground equal to 106 f e et square ; all recen tly erected of materials or unusual standings in point of magnitude, as well as of superior quality; with a Steam Engine of 36 horsepower . , which has just been finished by F t . N.. TON, MUIR AT, &C.. in their best manner, and may be attached ' to any description of Machinery. The foundations are unusually strong, and in tbat part parti itelarly appropriate, are constructcal, for the formation of a Wet Dock, for the admission of Craft close to the Buildings. y May be viewed j subsequent to the Ist of March, with tickets, f which, with rariiculars, may be had of Mr.. Munn. Waibrook, near the Royal Exchange; particulars also of 4r. N e eld, S o & ' litor Norfolk -street, Str an d; on the Pewidses, and at the Auc n Mart. • , . _a ..• _., 'lids day were published, price :is. - T HE RIGHTS of the SOVEREIGN'rY VIN-: DICATED, with particular reference to Political Doctrines' of the aditiburgh Review and other periodical Publications. ' By JOHN PERN TINNEY, rsq. London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street ; and for Brodie and G. Salisbury. Where may be had, by die same Author, A Letter to the Viscount Folkstone, price ts. 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General Opinions of Poli tical Constitutions; V. Kings; VI. Church; VII. No')les •' VII'. Repre4entation of the People ; IX. Parties ; X. 'The Press; XL The Prince. ski:very VoyJgc4_and Travels, 28 vols. ,C 8 8 0 . _ 2. Cook's Voyage% volt. ls. - - . 2 2 0 3. Thornton's sod Brvick's Herbal, royal paper 2 2 0 4. Ditto, deny . - - . 1 11 6 .... . . . _ _ _ . . S. Chamberla .I's Instructions to young Officers 0 5 0 6 I,eviaac's French and English Dictionary - 01% 0 7. Mertinler's Dictionary •>t '1 nude and Cunin>erc• 1 5 0 A. Modern Vtivages and •Fravels, the 10th 'volume 015 0 9. Morrism's Book-keeping - 0 7 0 10. Picture of London, 1310 - d. 0 5 0 11. Pitt's Ncrtliauiptonsliire . - - 0 8 0 12. Moral Tales, 4 vols. - - - 0 10 6 a Rum:ell's Grammar of Sacred History - 0 3 6 )i,, 6, Bridge-street, February 12, 1810. Lond : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridwe•street. This day was published, in royal svo. Cr ss. By T. CADELL and W. DAVIES, Strand, OBSERVATIONS on Matters of PRIZE, and the Practice of the ADMIRALTY PRIZE COUR'T'S. By JOHN FREDERICK POTT, Proctor, Doctors' Commons. This 'Cr'urk is written with the express view of furnishing suf ficient facts to prove the complaints of the Officers of his Ma jesty's Navy, are well founded, and require redress. To be had also of Motley, Miller, and Harrison, Portsmouth; and Rees and Curtis, Plymouth. an, thl pied hit? ha- :'it• iop n.f his fatal ....--• .....—. can . of' I.UNDY Fours IRISH SNUFF. 1 [INDY FOOT and CA. in order to obviate the La diantles which those in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto ttprrienced in obtaining their Snuff from !related, beg leave to fotrm tht•in and the Pul,lie in general, that they have opened Warehouse at No. .r;0, Leicester-square, where said Aricle my be 'bad, and where they are now taking orders. And • ais tirade present intention to relinquis:i 'the Retail thereof, sal ant to iaisTfere with any other article of said Trade, they most taraotly recpc,st that those who may honour then with their roar oil s , will retail it as received from ahem in its original pay, hting si-tertnined to afford the most liberal encourage k": to those who buy to sell again. . kveral Cases of Snuff have just arrived at No. 50, Leieester blurts FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, Ste. THE great demand for Mr. GRE ENOUGH's LMENGES of TOLII, after Fifty Years trial, proves csperisrity as the most plea: ant and effectual remedy far all t tight, Hostsenesses, sore Throats, and Defioximis on • the tir A healing the Rawiteis and s o reness 4 of the Breast, and 'af- Prdirg relief in Shortness Of Breath, Asthmatic, and Consump _ e emplalnts.. - - - i-They do not cloy the stomach, but ttesee an `PPetn,. e. The Genui ne , on ly k h ave R. Hayward, priintd on the cap, is all others are couterfeits. ri‘ty :tee prepared and :.old by It Hayward, (Successer , to T. .he removed from Ludgate-ILA to SG, London sold also by Newherrr's, St. Paul's Church- D;cey and Co. 13ow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cdockspar •er ; Bolton and Tut, Royal Exchange ; and Ward, Holborn ; Oxtord-street, and the. Vendors of Genuine Medicines !oa!,hnut the United KingdUrn. Price One Shilling and Three ,:ri.alfpenee the inlk mag c a , evw .4l, g l o w. the ,enicac of • NhILV9U9 EXIRPLA,L. PROPS to all rrou, Disorders, Ineligesiine,Sge o —tis pi, freeman. 3 m —As I h ave experiences' a most wonderful cure by your fre,,,or, Is:se:toes Cordial Drees, 1 b leave to mention It publicly. I was Dropsical. vona:ing eg blood from myr strs -4 nh in larg e quant i t i es, terribly disturbed in my bead. fright th! at any thing, palpitation of the Matt, dejected spirits, loss Te Cory, violent bryaklngi out on my arms and body, add IQ get no rest night or day. In this condition twas left by the Proinent Physicians, expecting every moment wradd be my ill my wife sent fur your invaluable medicipe, a few biattilla yakerfected a cure two Years ago, seithout ay return ~, to the surprize of an myuaint:mei. %By publish- W 4 S most extraordinary cure, it ty prose benefTrixltot stis nervous patients, and It will be esteemed' 'favour Ca* ON Sir, your most obliged humble 'servant", • a. 4ankitreet, Westminster, March 11 . PORTI34 fb::. wholesale and retail, at Mi. DatlL4'l, 4, tIA1 0 0""w aoh osier row ; Baxter,' Edinbiargh and tand 4s. 11 an 4 or most country Me4icise Wader s '* - almost 64. each. of ""r ll May be had; Dr. Fotheirgil'ar Female Filly ad justly for 91e Yet* Seliprke 91t Bth pit Wit. GREAT COMMERCIAL ADVANTAGES. This day was published, in one vojume, Bvo. illusuated With a. Map, price ss. S4ETCH for the IMPROVEMENT of the PO LITIC,AL, COMMERCIAL, and I.OOAL INTERES . I S of BRITAIN, as exemplified by the Inland Navigation, of Europe in general, and of Britain in particular • including various Calcu lations, the Engineer's Report, and other details of the intended Stamford June:loll Navigation.—By T. JEPSON ODDY, Esq. Author of Europ4an Commerce. Printed for Stockdale, junior, 41, Pall-Mall. 'This day was published, price 7s. boards,; 11'1:1E-STRANGER, in READING, In a series X . , 14; e /tiers from a 'Traveller to his Friend in Loinlon, em behis!ied with a Plan of the Town, and three Portraits of well . known eccetarit Characters. Prinied tor John Richardson, 'Marl Exchange; Wm Miller, AThernarlesitreet, London; andßoliert Snare, Heading. Where may be had, in Royal 4to. price Two Guineas, boards, Volume the Second, of Views of Reading Abbey, including the remainder of the Churches dependiug.on and originally connected with it in Berk shire and other Counties, descriptive of. the Monumental Anti quities still preserved in them, with observations op theitoriginal and present state, ana other temariable Oceurrefleei connected with, the Several glib Work may he had complete in e vol.. illustrated' With upwards ofFifty Viewt, price 4.'4. 4s. in hoards. 2}4ln 4tO. price 121.6 d. in boards, A Sitinileileent to the illitory and Antiqpidei. o, Reading, by - illustrated with a View of Readipg. biilieEirr' • MRS. WEST'S NEW NOVEL. This day was published, In Three Vol.. 18nio. price Ws. boards, THE REFUSAL, a Novel —By the Author of the " Tale of the Times," " Gossip's Story," due. Printed for Legman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. Letters addre4sed to a Young Man, sth edittou. In S yoh. 12mo. price 21s. bound. • 2. Letters addressed to a Young Lady, 3d edition. Li 3 vols.' 12mo, £1 rt. boards. 3. Poems and Plays, in 4 vols. 12mo price .C 1 3s. boards. • 6. Qousip's story, in 2 vols. Stb edition, 12nto. 7s boards. 6.. A Tale of the Timet, 3 vols. 36 edition, price 13s, 6d. • 6. The Mother, a Poem, in 5 books, 7s. 2d edition. COMPANION TO BEWICK's QUADItUPEDS, BIRDS, • ANL) FISHES, This day int published, in a very large and elegant Volume % Royal Octavo, price £3. 1 , 25. 6d. in boards, or on Detny Paper, price XI s. 641. in boards, illustratel with nearly 500 Engravhiga on Wood, by Mr. Bewick, of Newcastle, front Drawings by Henderson, AFAMILY HERBAL; Consisting of full and ac curate accounts of all the Exotic and Indigenous PLANT'. useful In Divr, 11,1Enictnr., and the Alt' ; Jataining likewise an Easy Introduction to Botany ; the Letter-press By R. J. THORNTON, M.D. Member of Trinity College, Cambridge; Lecturer on Medical ,Botany at Gurr Hospital ; Author of the Illustration of the Sexual System of lAnnmos, of the 'Temple of Flora, &c. &c. ' The Engravings made on Wood, from accurate figures of the Plants, drawn by Henderson, by T. BEWICK, of Newcastle. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had by the same Author, A GRAMMAR of BOTANY; Aar the Use of Schools and Students, with numerous Plates, price Five Shillings. A NEW, CHEAP, AND IMPROVED EDITION OF THE WORKS OF HOGARTH, To be completed in Six Monthly Parts, at its. each, This day was published, handsomely printed in royal octavo, Part I. of THE WORKS of WILLI XM HOGARTH,, elucidated by Descriptions, Critical, Moral, and Historical. (Fou.lcied on the most approved Authorities.) To which is pre faced, some Account of Mr Life. • BY THOMAS CLERK. ;.- - ‘ lOll What inexpressible richness in the Comic orifk/Iffkailfgbef Life !--;%le one ever better characterised moan phibisitiondea, the debauched manners of the dregs of the peopie,theirkoassier heightening, the horrars of Vice." London : Printed for ItobertSclioley, No. 46, Paternonss‘row. • CONDITION*. _ • I. This Collection, of tie acknowledged prodoetitail of H o-' garth's . inimitable Pencil, will consist of upwards. of 911.Plittis,, elegantly engrayen, on a Royal Octavo slue, and will beoontpletedi In Six Parts. H. Rath Plate will he accompanied with an appropriate-de -eidipolosi, Critical, Moral, and Hincedeal,:•adviandiagto dee Satire leenaliad to be conveyed by the Artist, t aalth taiterestiog, 1i5t A..... 1 "-- ........... of Men, Manners; and ' Anitatretary with, Hello*. . in. Bach.part em manila fr om illitemito sissies. "Wel ; i tood:ozotidebod 'on January Ist, me; soil evil be tordarly . i n . . .of:. , ,•seta • • MG 'As . Hoprefee . dadoelpit " abitedifPfrlbiasty. wee en wits • Viaw t* ire lbw Saittealf Wriescl ili irw 1410. i ram the . 4114 C ited tom' . . • ' lion 9 of . . . T ~~ ert.etertte Piet. 4 "tr 4.. • F; ~. . USSEI.L-S0 U A RE. CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, OFFICES, COACH. HOUSE AND STABLE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Grrraway's. on Tuesday the 27th of February, at Twelve. A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, coniprising a spacious elegant MANSION, the centre house on the west side of Russell-square, recently fitted up at a very considerable expense, in complete order, and fit for the imme diate reception of a family of distinction ; the sl.q•ping apartments are numerous, spacious, well planned and airy, with D. eoinp• rooms, Water-cl *et:, and other conveniencies; the D:awinr room storey consists of two handsome lofty Drawing-rooms, of large dimensions, communicating by folding doors; and finished in the first style of elegance ; windows to the square opening to a balcony the whole extent of the frout,o neat anti or Breakfast room; the ground floor contains an Entrance-hall, vestibule or Inner hail, capital Dining-room with stuccoed wails, and a Closet, Library, Gentleman's Dressing-room, Powdering-room, and We ter-elosa, &c.; in the basement there is every requisite &meads Office, detached Kitchen, cool Larders, Scullery, WealtAconse, &c. communicating to .2 six-stall Subic. Coach-house, Harness. room, with Loft and Man's Room over; the whole well supplied with water. To be viewed by ticket' ; particulars on the premises ; at Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Sallsbnry-square; ag, Gars raway's and of Mr..Robis, Warwick-street, Golden square, of whom tickets to view may be had. The Purchaser may be accommodated With the elegant home. hold, furniture by valuation. • CIiTITAL TOWN RESIDENCE,UPFISR. _ GROSVENOR-SQUARE, • • With eccellen‘Offices,, Gorden, Coads4ll3lllSek fitabko; dm. and Pl.cc. of Ground and .Bricklayer's Steed, Skepord Court, joining.,—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawafs.ooffea Hone, Thingegalley, Catena, on Tue l l a , ' titer/tit February, km*, at 12 01:11.014 in Two Lots, •cA DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, A- comprising u:vory eligible and commodious Towi Rsei• amok situswin U Brooknreet, Oro svennuquate, weed for the accommodation ett:orlioldeutait or Gm' s 'the late ft:Mimes-et a4ienglotoszi slummed, containlegtp the at. dai s three tlesnits'llissome ant Store Closet; secouti._ . sborty, four Agesllsse BeaChamigirsosith gemmodgetehmes, Agreasing-roons etc. The first storey consists of a spacious Bra :bur nothem troat; ittisbet ; adjoining er m . tlwt Rama an ercelimt dad_ amber wari4koset iiitt ado* ; • Ground Plow one akts of a sea; Entrance, Vestibule, or " Stone &drum to:the second floor, Gegaiessea l a Room! Library, Draming-r60114 Breakfast ing's% ash tioapissi-Eliderroom, handsomely Waked, sad vo mgdyibillindaw "Woe toe Garden, Water-done see illeent; Ineseast nettling numerous emetlent OfF 11111111=alleloilllitabArea or the back with st• lishinet Skids. aid plane. Eirilho, Ike. *the ens of width is a Building fleimiratiat our, misplay Wash.lease, =.... sots is Standing for four Carriages, a with Lofts- satsat Men' e Rooms 0 with Etkidayers' Shed, in She drMr. Eris s, Btfilder. Tet. 41.11 {4 111 1wviewed .Dye Tithe's. Partleola Gimplatil,- M4O. Robles, Warwick elf whom ntblee air Viewing- may ke had. ; . thelte;:c7l2 - aries C4atea,', fltuiriat . ed with .. iVkivi of Readlpi. N. B: A' fa* Copies art printed oct bi)leParn iodine: by As Rai. Cr; .Cottes, M a-wark I . 44 114 mien" a a • Mei 10 3110 % * .0 1 1 1 imbeds* MeNTArta of of • 1" 10"*. - -•-to eTtry peitm j ayintst.ce . , lea • ti. - M S- A T, bi i sr d t° b° 81 V1 e ! saw no ,ti , • , • . inibli ir _ #44.1 1 0 14* *2 7 a • . s ."' P.7i bet.-ftr,t, t".7t• 4 . , i... .., ~ , DESIGNS FOR FURNITURE. This day was published, Elegantly engraved in Aquatinta on 158 Plates, Royal Quarto, price in boards,'" 1411. 6d. and elegantly coloured, X 7. 17s. 6d. A COLLECTION of DESIGNS for HOUSE -- HOLD Ft/ RNIfIJRE and IN rEluait DECORATION, in the most approved and elegant Taste, with various Designs for Rooms, Geometrical and in, Perspective, stewing the Deaon tions, Arikistment of the Furniture, &c. also some general Obser vations and a, Description of each Plate. By GEORGE SMITH, • Upholder Extraordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Pollshed by J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holhotn. 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