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ESSAY upon the islands of CORFU, LEUCADIA, CIPHALONIA4 InucA; and ZAN'fF.•• with Remark. ispqp the Character, Manners, and Customs Of the lONLAti GREEKS: Descriptions of the Scenery and Remains of An tiquity discovered therein, and Reflections upon the Cyclopean Rains. Illustrated by Maps and . Sketches. By WILLIAM GOODIS,SON, A.B. Assistant-Surgeon to his Majesty's 7.lth Regiment. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, Fleet-street. This day was published, in 12mo. price 7s. in boards, the Second Edition, of QERMONS.—By the late Rev. .101 IN 130UclIER, A 3 M.A. some time Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford; Vicar of Kirknewton, and' Rector of Shaftesbury. " They are for the most part plain and Parochill Discourses, upon some important Subjects of Practi!al Religion. The Author was a man of superior talents, and of sound learning ; of the highest principles, and of the moat consistent and exem tiary conduct. His views of the pastoral offiee. were of a very serious and exalted nature ; and his religious sentiments in strict oesiforrnity with thdse of the Church; of which he was a faithful and conscientious Minister."---Extract from the Preface. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard , and 'Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. • A NEW AND IMPORrANT SCHOOL BOOK. - - - This day was published, price 7e. bawd, with 120 Engravings, Q.CRIPTURE NARRATIVES, containing every L-7 Hi,torical and Biographical Narrative in the OLD and Naw Tasramtners, in the exact words of the English Bible, 'printed in a large and clear type for the Use of Schools; and every Nar wive is illustrated with one or two effective Engravings. By the Rev. S. BARROW, Author of Questions on the Old and New Testament, of School Sermons, &c. &c. 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The Compiler SCOW to have used caw! siderable diligence in ensuring accuracy."—Grotletusn's blag, " This little Work is a desirable appendage to the writing. desk, and fully enables its possessor to ftiliWthe precepts vered to us in the Scriptures— , Give tmto every atau his proper ;isle, lest he offended, and ye betray yaks . ignOroce."—New bloodily Mag. 's The Socattwines Asses:ANT is an infallible gul.fe, and we give it our bratty comineudation."—Literary Chronicle' SALES wittsvcr.srinter tairesnwiti44lu,ilt-a • DESIILAB.LF COMPACT 1111111 Ult ____ • • . -.AND GAMIN. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, _l._ _:__ • • By Ur. •ROB.INS* : . (or Warwick House, Rogent-sereet(, At Gatrawag's Cargo-house, in Excliaoge-Alley, Cornhill, Ari Tartiassiir, the 27th February, i 823; at twelve .cediocki AN ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLLYESTATE, com pel shig a desirable compact Residence, thoroughly re paired', and attest 'up, within a few years, for the Proprietor's stun reside** at a considerable expense, situate No. 44, on the West side of Welbeek-streer, Cavendhh-square, containing, on. the Upper "bar, four Attics; Second Story, two excellent Bed &ambers first Poor, a handsome •Drawing-room, Walls co loured, Ceiling ornamented In the Centre, Statuary Marble , Chimney-piece,eobsumnicating by folding-doors to a back Draw ing -room„ tly fitted up; Ground Floor, a neat En trance-hldtra7eLebte; a commodious Dining-parlour, with clouded ceiling, folding-doors opening to a Library, and looking into the Garden ; Water-closet, &c. Rasetamt, tiouiekeeper'e room, an excellent Kitchen, Larder', Cial,Wine,and Beer-cellars. To be viewed, by 'Pickets. IPartiestars on the Premises; at Gar s ;Ipyab of Mr. Robins, No. Ir, Regent-street, of -whoo ra t i tkets fur viewing may be hid. NE WM A N-STRRRT. OXFORD-STREET. COMMODIOUS ROOMY ELIA NOMOUSII, Large Garden,.Elaboratory, Three Coach-Houses, and Stables for eight Itorses, adapted for a Professional Gentleman, or any Concern requiring great space. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By kik ROBINS, (01 -Warwick (louse, Regent-street), At barraway's Wee-House, in 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, February 27, 1223, at Twelve o'Clock, 117 Order of the Executors of J. P. Ilunsost, Esq. deceased, ALVERY Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a long Term of Years, and renewable every 21 Years at a small Fine certain, comprising a spacious and very commo dious Dwelling-house, substantially built, and centrically situate, No. 20, on the East side of Newman -street, Oxford-street, con taining three and four Rooms on a floor, with convenient ofilc'es -in the Basement, Areas, and Vaults; a large Garden at the back, an Etabontory, and a Five.stall Stable opening to the Mews, with ?:oft and Coachman's Room over, opposite to which, on the . East side, there is a Three-stall Stable, thfbe Coach-houses, with Lofts and Rooms over. These Premises occupy a ;eery considerable frontage, and adapted for a Professional Gentleman, or any concern where a; large space may be required. • To be viewed by Tickets, which . with Pirticulars may be had on the Premises • of Messrs. Hall and Browuley , Soliciton, New Boswell-court, darey-streot ; at Garraway's : and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent-street; of whom Tickets for vlowingmay be bad. NOTTINGHAM-STREET, MARY-LE-BONE. Parapact I/MELLING : I:IOUS/4. j , neatly Atjed up. eta ri Alt- DEN; an micelle:ll BIGHT- STALL STABLE and COACIT-H013%, with large LOFT Over • THREE STALL sTANA, CHAISE-HOUSE, with BOOMS over, in Nottinehalp Mews„ An eligible Property for Investment. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of 'Warwick House; Mint-street), At Ofravray's Ceder-honse,'Changt-alley, CornhUlosa Tuns- Mrs tae g7thof Febayorpa'l.Bs, at Twelve o'Clock, (IV Oak* of the Zatetuton of J. P. Hberson, Req. deceased) AN, ELIGHILS LEASEHOLD ESTATE. held'under his Greet:4h° Duke of Portland, comprising war" compact Dwelling-house, neatly food up. and in excel lent condition ' situate No. 4, un the, North Sid e s of Notting ham-street, s t. Diary-le-Bon. 4 contiguous to the Regent's Park ; in the occupation of Mr. Matthews, on Lease to blr. Joshua It:monger, till 1830 ; widi a Garden at the back. — A Brick Krection at the back, formerly a Carpenter's Shop, now converted into an Bight-stall Stable, With a Coach house and spacious roomy Shop over, situate in Nottingham- Mews, in the occupation of Mr. Grove, on lease to Mr. Tilbury, for an unexpired term of 19 yeats from Christmas last; a Three stall Stable, Chaise-house, withthrelling-rooms over, situate adjoining the foregoing, on lease to Mr. iTenry Hall, for an un expired term,of five years. The House to be viewed - by Tickets; the other Premises on application.to the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had; of Alen's. Hall and Brownky, Solicitors, New Boswell-court ; ;at Garraway's; and of Mr, Robins, No. 170, Regeut-street, of whom tickets may be had. 'OXFORDSHIRE: NEAR niCESTEd,BANBURY, DEDDINGTON, ADbERBURY, &c. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • FRITWELL MANOR, FISHERY in the Old River CHAR WELL, PERPETUAL AD VO WSON AND NEXT PRESENTATION; A fine Sporting part of the Country, with abundance of Game ; in the vicinity of Harriers and Foxhounds of the Dukes of BeAuroor and Gowns:or, and Sir Tnostas Mosrvx, Bart, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), DT ORDIS OF THE EZECUTOAS OF TUE LAVE REV. Wu. SIIIITEN WILLus, .S2tistilr'AUCTlON -' • • • • gue az - ORSION I* RAN* 13y-Mr. ROllOl4 • (DC WartridtHastatheltakstrastbass)a. : • . At Garraway'a Coirea.bouse, in Ere. 3, h at e • Tnotuimar the altir Febreary,4ll93., s at e &Clack Pl'S' Valuable and Absolute REVERSIONARY INTERESt in the MOIETY of 'TWELVE' HMI= • DR E!) and FTT POUNDS lianlr Stock, kin on the ; Books of the Governor and Contra* of die lima of • 'in the Mattes •of four highly4respectable Truateit, transferable On the decease of a Married LAI, who will be 49 teaks of • age in illarcb neat. Particulars may be had of biessrs.Chtritni Mitt, did Olytot i Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garravity's; and of Mr. Robins; No. 170, Regent -street.. • LOWER GROSYEIOR-STREt. SQUARE. Commodious FA MILT RESIDENCE and Oakes, large Gap: deu, Coach-houses, and Stables for Five Home/. TO BE LET ON LEASE, By Mr. ROBINS,. (Of Warwick llotise, Reseat-streetj, - AONYMOI.4OCS. - ItOOMY MVIL4III3 : 6^ Cl 3 . HOWE, adapted for the accommodadao of a FierAlt of Distinction ; with convenient Oakes, large Garden, donbie • otosinfoß, Coach..house,.ind five-stall Stable. Imniediate Post Session may be had. . To lie viewed by Tickets, Which, with flaiticylarsi may be had of 'Mr. Robins, No, 170, Regent-street, • • SURREY. Desirable .1t ESI D E NC E and 0 FFICES, excellent GA TWIN, COACH-110 USE, STABLES, &c. to a fine Sporting part of the Cottnty, with 6r whhnnt A FARM. containing neatly FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,. TO BE LET Br PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), A, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, ad . .iped for the - accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, pleasantly tuate on a Jibe eminence, commanding pleasing and interesting Views of the beautiful surrounding Country, with excellent Of.' flees, Coach-house, and Stable; productive Garden, with or with. out a Farmhouse and Buildings, and nearly FOIJ HUNDRED ACRES Of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, in a fine sportisg•part of the County of Surrey; distant about five miles from Croydon, Bromley, and Westerhasa; a most suiyantagequs situation for a ' Gentleman fond of Field Sports, and contiguous to several Packs of *ands. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be: had of Mr. Robins, No. i 70, Regesit•egeet, opposite Bittlington• street. _ _ NORTHA P.rbirsn • ON THE 13ORDERS OF OXFORDSHIRE, In the Neighbourhooll of Brackley, Banbury, Skeeter, Atuebury, dc4. and vicinity of several Packs of-Foihounds !did(' irartiors, ' ' • With Immediate Possession, _ r . TO B't LET, , :By Mr. ROBINS:, (111( Warwick. House, Regesto:etivet), For TUREE-et..FIVE. YEARS, completelyl unsrsinem — A.STIVIP HOUSE, in the. Fattish of Newbottle t. IX' with TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES :of LAND,. mot mere if requited ; eed the . • . • . . .CAPITAL .b/ANORS, ".-, • - -. • Exteedisitever the whole Pert* FIVE THOUSAND ACRES,' • I '`Well iteeket With nreasate . l -a rid ether .Gems,.4llll-41Willibie in the' itimer Charsvell6 - . • 33w Mansion- is a stone-built erection, 00 AM uniform elevy t . tion. placed on a Lawn, the Lauds hid out in a park-liktapv pearante, with beautiful Terrace Walks and hoe Canals, adapted for the Residence and accommodation of a Family of the fir* Distinction, with excellent attached and detached Offices, Sta bles for fourteen Horses, Coach-house, Farm-yard, Barn, Farm . Stables, &c. the whole surrounded with Sue arriving Plana; thins, with dry Gravtdied Walks, capital - Walled Garden, eon- • servatory, noble Woods and Pla'ntathins, on a beautiful rising ground, forming a most desitable Residence. Pailiculars may be had of Richard E. N. Lee, Esq. Solicitor s 43, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-• street, of whom Tickets for viewing tray be bad. llENitrs CALCINED• MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attest thin, by Messrs. THOMAS and Wittisst Hamm, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is Aoki in bottles, price 2s.'9d. or' with glass•noppers at 4s. 6a. stamp included, with full directions for its use, by their various Agents hi the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, en. less their names are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork ur stopper of each bottle. Of most of the' venders of the 'Magnesia may be had; suthendeated by e similar Stamp, liatatv's Atom aye Sruur of V 11244111, the invention of 31r. Henry, and the only genuine preparation, of . that article; - BILIOUS LIVER A S a mild and effectual remedy foe .all those dies orders which originate in a vitiated action of the liver and biliary organs, namely, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head.: ache, Heartburn, Fci latplenes, Spasms, Costiveness, affections nt the Liver, &c. &e. 1)1 Xo24's ANT IBILIOUS PlLL•have met with more general approval then any alher.medicino sower. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect, mid require no mtraint or confinement *At ever during their use. In tropical climates, where the .couse. qugnces of redundantand vitiated bite are so plevalest and slams. ing, they are . an invaluable and efficient protection. .They as. dtecricepeetitiarty caleutaretto correct disorders arising - frith excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints occasioned by irregolsrittef.the boiled". Sold in Boxes at ?a. DJ. Ss. Ils. sad els by Betbirs, the. mists, Nu. 4, Cheapside, - &. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street. (near the Argyle (towns), London; 20, 'Waterloo-lam, Edina burgh ; 54, Sockville-stteet, Dublin • and by the principal 11. divine Venders throughout the United Ningdome At Garraway's Coffee-Hpuse„ 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tuukauxr, April. 10, 1823. at Twelve o'Clock, A VEIL IC Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, FARMS, and LANDS; 'Nearly FOUR HUNDRED and EISIIITY-FOUR ACRES, Comprising the Manor of Ftitwell, extending over the whole Parish, containing about Two• Thousand. Aires, abundantly stocked with Game, and the Fishery in the River Charwell, Chief Rents, &c. The MANOR HOUSE, is situate in the Village of Frltwell, CHILBLAINS, RUE(' %lATISMS, PALSIES, c 5.... planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with •(`IHILBLAINi are prevented from breaking, ,and Coach-houscs, and Stables for fourteen Horses; good walled A./ their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WHITS; Garden, Yard, and Meadow Land adjoining, now in hand. HEAD'S ESSENCE OF Al USTARD, wave:salty evieepiek TWO Capital FARMS, with excellent Farm-houses, and all for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheumatism*, Fatales, Gouty I necessary Agricultural Buildings, in good repair, and sundry Affectioni, and Complaints of the Stonsich; but.where this etc- Inclosures af Meadow and Arable Land, let to respectable Te- min remedy has been unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains Hants. 'The whole Estate neatly have actually broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES. I will ease the pain, and very ipeedily hell tbotti: . This terarels • iA most desirable Property for Investment, or for a Gentleman equally efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sot esLep, &or 'fond of Field Sports, in a toe, healthy, cheerful situation, and butit Eruption*, Blotches,. Pimples, Illaawitmi, Shingles. most excellent neighbourhood. Iheakings-outon the F . e, Nose, Ears, tad . Eyelids, Sore and In a separate Lot—This PERPETUAL 4IDVOWSON and • .Infianted .icySttre Livid% and other Si"‘ as t i n 1113 ""‘• NEXT PRESENTATION t. the VICVAAGX of FELT- I The. ES.I, ET•T if MUSTARD k prink the aunt acti7e, . W ELL, with a convenient anoxia ;he ytllage, and an Allot- penerrandg, MA selefeitsits retool" is the w,rW, curing the se— meat of about Eighty-four Acre. of Lane iu lien of Indira; ' velem Sprains and Drake* in bee tisane Aisßthe. time u ke a / duty once on a Sunday ; the present Inetimbent Upviards of taken by. ate ..isitime,t,,ar,gadarscatio o 4=p beak pod; • seventy years of ne. • • • i spuncturtis recital, klirg,lmitinti4 ICilli,, ; gog ates .„. Fritwell is Rev miles kern Wester, six from Beackley, eight Eq. with itwrieb tarc ,,,Fetbilet ____..__ lll4o4 :7 4lll •o 4,l 4# l .g Rom lianbury and Bocir.ingbaM, lied.sisteetx from Oxford. f infliditaiatlda, li s _gf.. .filhookiffils sactia Wm!! ft. Vfe • 14.41 5 E 1 .hLty.be,viewed by applying' to Mr. Eat:, at Fritwell Faint ; itiiilillirdro n ' 4lo9 kV t lA t itsioliawf . 2 and Mr. Gardiner, at the 'Upper' Firm (i he Tenants); or Mr. vononnn9 o l.oc h fAZ.. Uhit r . .4. 11, ~ .Wit.ori; at Astrop - House, of whet h Vorticalsrs mar be Ned; ,aasyn uouitors. ..„ . y .. .• • , ..,; ......, .• at the • Red Lino and Flying Her* Banbury ; the Cubh..m . P.Terire 4.44ll 6 ' . " 4 " 1 .1 , "1109 Arius and White Hart, Ittsciiingbaut ; the Lin, at, Brackley i GrEelt-stliet;ffishol, Lbtedne. s Moo . • . _ _ . _. - Mr. Alums, Oxford : • 'exth - - `'VeVate as intl.- illk " t " it* 1 4 • . . I Cleve ; Aylesbury ; tfteStar; and . of :N!r...— ./aft:rd . •.t - • Ili '.. awl 1 •-. Chapel House ,; , White Horse, L abridge •at Garrarray d; sod ITS. *I ~.1%) :AP . - Ag ---- .. ... 4,; ,, . , • of ft. H. N. Lee, Esq. No. 4,k Citicoeses •Inn-fsettis ;quid*" United *inn .. •t, : , , . • yin& 0 40048iiiiiiiiitialhat fdr. "AM* 17rk Itcrat-etasse, wilbera a Pfau at Ow &we O • . Ili. Joblui iii: a':•"› i i r - 4 ,-, 0 ,- * ,: f { . 4 i t ." , 1041 bcasciu. - " ••••• : ... : 4 4 4 ' -'• .4 4. . ;., 0 ; t-i.• •yrs • 5, ,, -",, , t• , . ....., 9 1 ~. . , V e :- - •••• .1 _ t . ...rk+.4 !**( - 0•'•-•: AAIRri .~: ~~ - _ . This day was published, prke 4s. NO. 111. of THE INQUI ft E Lt.—a° be contimied Quarterly). Contents.—No. lII.—I. Thoughts on ameliorating the Con dition of Negro Slaves..--IT. The Colony of Frederick's Oord.- 111. American Poetry.—l V: Law Abuses.—V. Spanish Prisons. —VI. Memoirs of Mrs. Cappe.—Vll. On the Publicity of Courts of Justice,—Vlll. Travels in Egypt and the Italy Land, by W. Rae Wilson, Rsq.—lX. On Judicial Presump tions.—X. Fifteen Years in India.—Bf an °facer in his Ma jesty's Scrvice.—XL Abolition of the African Slave Trade.-- Xll. On Punishment.—.Xlll. Society for the Relief of the • Peasantry of Ireland. Oartuaar.—The Rev John Ower, A.M. she Re*. 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