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DISSERTATIONS INTRODUCTORY to the STUDY and RIGHT UNDERSTANDING of the LANGUAGE, STRUCTURE, and CONTENTS of THE APOCALYPSE. • - By ALEXANDER TILLOCH, LLD. &c. &C. &e. Sold by Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Hr Mayor, and Lep ar d ; O g l e an d D uncan; S herwoo d. Jones, and Cu. T. and G. Underwood, T. Boys, and H. Fisher. •. • . • - stringy. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, Seated in a Paddock, with euelknt GARDEN, COACT : HOUSE, STABLE,-Btc. Also a FARM of about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES. TO BE LET, By Ml. ROBINS, • , (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), AVERY ELIGII3LE RESIDENCE, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's,Family, seated in a Paddock, Go an eminence, co u:slat:ding interesting Views, and in a fine part of the County of Surrey, ahoundit.z, with Held Sports, and contiguous to several Pasks of Hounds; with excel lent O lUces, Garden / Coach-house, Stable, te.c. with or, without a FARM of about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES . . . Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, - and Wood Land. Distant from London fifteen miles, and about five from Croydati: Porticulars of Mr. Robins,l7o, Regent-street, where Tickets for viewing may be had. • A1 : 40 0 *ANATOMY, ••flping-arnars, nits.lion'avtin• niters: . 141tiiiiMMER COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOOY. and SUIIORI Y. will be comeseseed on MONDAY, the 9th of Juae,.ae : Benen o'Clock in the Morning: *JOSHUA tiIIOOKR3, P.R.& F.L.S. Soc. Cate. Nat. Cur. brosq..tioc. &c. &c. • The inconveniences many attending- Anatomical iniesAiia:. tioas are countericied he an antiseptic i'Voneili. • • ; • ~.›. .j • .1; ANT BACHELOR'S TORMENTS. la the cou rse of the Evening the following New Comic Songs : my Grandmother's Advice"—" The Churchwarden's Din- A chspter of .Iccidents"—" The Election"—" Mrs. G." Trito to Il i c h m ond"—" 0 Mighty Love !"—" Hyde Park soday "— ,, The Pleasures - of Society"—" 'Tits a Folly to sal pad Lift's T r oubles"-- „ And a new Ls" travaganza, " First vid a t G ra ce Estraord inaire. The whole to conclude whh Mr. J. REEVE's admired IMITATIONS of the principal Londran Performers. The the St;ngs are published, and may be had at the nave , price 11. jos, 114fts. Gal!ery,ls.—Doors op::n at ITalf-past Seven, sad bis i n at glibt o Clock. PISA JUV, ' FOR TIIB T IblznitiVit*stri , op tlttiovi' 'LINE, AND FOR TEIERSFOILMATION OF ILE OFFENDERS. . ~ .- . PATRON, Mil Royal Highsess the Duke of GLOOCESTILR;II..G. . :. VIZE-PRISIDENTS. The Doke of 13ockieghant. Lord Althorp.' . ; •• I 01 The Marquis of Lansdown. Right lion. Ciadmhilkinets Earl of Derby. Sutton. M.P. ' •', t.,•,•m.. Albemarle. Right Hon. W. , lllMationlillillari 7 .-- Dartmouth. M.P. • ' • 1 ,, :-.1.J —.— Harcourt. t Right Hon. Sir G. 311011iosi• --- Hardwicke. . Bart. M.P. _..._ •.. Grosvenor. ' Rt. Hon. J. C. VilLi e rs,lll.P. Liverpool. Hoe. George Minsk M.P. -.--- Rosslyn. Sir T. Dyke Arland, Barr. --- liarrowby. M.P. Darnley. Sir T. Baring, Bart. M.P. The Lord Bishop of Chichester. Sir James Alackintoth, M.P. The Lord Bishop of Chester. Sir William Anson. The Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. T. W. Coke, Esq. M.P. Lord Holland. • ' William Dickenson, Bog. M.P. Dynevor. T. G. E,tcnurt, P.sq. M.P. Grenville. T. F. Forster, Esq. Auckland. W. -IL Ilreemantk, Esq. M.P. 'llford. William Manning, Req. Calthorpe. ' James Scariest, Usti. M.P. -.-- Rocksavage. John Smith, Esq. M.P. -•-• Clive. William W i Ihertbres, Esq. M. P. Belgrave. • Edward Bootle Wilbraltains -.-- Nugent. Esq. M.l'. . •' ' . TREASURER, BLACKHEATH. MR. ROBINS, of Warwick House, Regent-street, informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, That he SHALL OFFER by PUBLIC AUCTION, (Immediately after the Sale of the LEASE of the delightful VILLA RESIDENCE at BLACKHEATH, The Property of the Right Honourable Lord Lerrtasso:s), On TUESDAY, the lst of July, 1823, and Five following Days, . : Sun,* excepted. The Superb and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, which la in the very best taste throughout. A few very SAC ORIGINAL ITALIAN PICTURES, SERVICE.. of PLATE, China, Linen, all of very best quality, a small Cellar' of Wine, and a small but ADMIRABLE COLLECTION of BOOKS, splendidly bound. and various other Effects. Further Particulars will be given in the Catalogues, which are preparing. To b-a viewed Sit Dayt preceding the Sale (Sunday d ecreed), by Catalogues, at Two Shillings and Sixpence each, which may be had on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. --- OATIN WRITING PAPER, White and Colouree a dapted exclusively for elegant and .faahlonable Corte tierjeca . Sold by DOirdiS and Co. Manufacturers and Sta thacrs, 13. Sulio-squArc. 1b Public and Private Establishments supplied with A.:6omq- 111 a 1::w days will 5e pubasued, iu French aud English, rlllll:Secor,d Livraison of NAPOLEON's GREAT I WORK, in Two Yoh. illustrated with Two Fac-similes, Four Maps. freed for M. RoFsanger and Co. and Henry Colburn and Co. Pais day was published, in goo. BRIEF REMARKS ON sciturrumAL NO TICES respecting BOINTD3IEN, and a Plan for the I dol I.llatonlimion of Slaves, without violation of public acinfringement of vested rights, Levi!kus, ch. 25, v. 45. Laudon : Moral for E. Lloyd and Sun, !Utley-Street ; and by all a hsellers. • This day was published, !,dm price 7s. boards, with the ?lan of a Farm of 2.42 Acres, THE ART of VALUING RENTS an d TIL LAG FS; wherein is explained the Manner of valuing the Taunt's Right, on entering and quitting Farms, adapted for the of Landlords, -Land Agents, Appraisers, Farmers, and T!inaus.—Yly S. BAY LDON. Land Agent and Appraiser. Printed for f.nngman, Hurst, Iteea, Ornie, and Brown, Lou isa; and G. Ridge, Sheffield. • This day was published, gladsomely rrinted in dnotlecimo, with a highly finished En graving after %Vesta, price 3a. extra board.. AfAY YOU LIKE IT, Volume the Second; by jll the same Author as the First Volume, lately publiabed, slab may still be had as a work complete in itself, price 6s. lards. Landon : 'Printed for Thomas Boys, Ludgate-bill; ancloold by Clete and Boyd, Fdiuhurgk; anti all Booksellers. ANNALS . OF PH'ILOSOFB Y . , • Ronan at Ma. Pasarts. :. / ' THE ANNALS of PHILOSOPHY, for. JUNE, contabts, among other Articles, the following: Mr. James 'Crichton on the Maximum Density of Water.— Dr. Forchbammer on a.Salt composed of Sulphuric Acid; Pe.. maids Of Iron, and Ammonia—Sir W. Congreve an Gas Light Establishments, and on the comparative explosive Farce of Car buretted Hydrogen Gas and Ounpowder—Professor.. Don ating on the Developement of EJectrotnagnetism by Heat—Dr. Williams on the Practicability of an Operation for. P-hthisis Poi monalis—Professor Oersted on Schweigger's Electromagnetic Multiplier; Mr. Phillips' Analysi4 of the Native Sulphate of Iron and Alumina—Mr. Brooke on Crystalline Perm of Ar tikcisl Saks--Analytical Account of Professor Barlow's Essay on Magnetic Attractions—Proceedings of the Royal Linnotan and 9eological Societies--Yarknis Scientific Notices, Om &c. '• Landon : Printed for Baldwin, Cradoelt, and Joy. •, Notwithstanding the great number of Otempetkors which the success and high reputation of the Annals of Philosophy have , induced. it continues to be pre-enthient for the vslue'and num- : ben of its original articles; while the frequency et Its publica tion renders it the most desirable Work in Brits/Aloe the imme diate communleaticm' of the discoveries nude sly Mir distils., gaished ritilosophers. .. - - - Ti, day was published, lu fuoiscz.p, the Second Edition, price B s. boards; T HE BATTLE of the BRIDGE; or, PISA DE FENDED. A Poem, io Ten Cantos. By S. MAXWELL, Esq. Printed for Arthihnld Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Not, Robinson, and Co. No. 90, Cheapside, and 8, Pat Mall, Judea. This day were published, in 12.m0. price Bs. boards. ITEMOIRS of the Rev. JOHN BLACKADEIt ; 111. compiled chie fly from unpublished Manuscripts, and Memoirs of his Life and i‘linistry, written by hitnself while friroacr no the Eass ; rind containing illustrations of the Episco. I.lPersecution, from the Restoration to the Death of Charles 11. Wuhan Appo.dix, giving a short Account of the History and lige of the 11,5, &c. By ANDItEW CRICHTON. Rioted for Arcighald Constable and Cu. Edinburgh ; and Rant, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, and 8, Pall-mall, London. This day was published, b Quirts, with 16 Engravings, pt lee 11. Ss. boards, VolunseVl. Part I. of QUPPLEI ENT t-, the ENCYCLOPEDIA BRI /JTANNrcA; edited by MACVEY NAPIER, P.R.B. Who and Edinburgh. Ws half volume contains a great variety of Articles and Trea.. ' lin,written by John Barrow, Esq. Jean Doptiste Blot, Mem ber dthe Royal 'maniac of France, William Jacob, Esq. Pro fs/N.l=mm. Franc!: Jeffrey, Esq. Dr. Mac Cullnch, Rev. tL.Malthus, .1. R. bl‘Cullucb, Esq. Charles 111•Laren, Esq. Imes alill , F. Dr. Roget, Rev. J. B. Sumner, and other well born VI.:;:rS. Printed for Archibald Cor.stable and Co. Edinburgh; and line, and Co. 90,Cheapside, and 8, Pall-mall, London ': The &rood Half of this Volume, which completes the lark, will be published in October nest. PREEZIN“ PAILS, for making ICES quickly, without trouble or attendance; WATER COOLERS; WINR COOLERS to use with Ice or Salts, for cooling any nistarce eitbrr fluid or solid, and for preserving Ice; PORT ABLE SHOWER BATHS, of an improved kind; and BOILERS for beating them without Steam, although placed *ivy dittaswe off, either above, below, or level with the Bath. Wirpense, space, foci, and time in beating; are m ade and y BURTON and lIASLEWOOD, Ironmongers, No. 370, Chtford.street, near the Pantheon. boat their Manufactory, Na. GO, Great Russell-street, Dooms tll where they have a great variety of the best ornamental 4214 Nandatheir Patent Grates for curing smokey chitunies • HAMPSHIRE, v Between STOCKBRIDGE and RUMSEY. Capital FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE; MANOR : bounding with GAME, excellent EF.SI DERCK and OFFICES, WATER CORN MILL, and TROUT FISHERY, in a fine Sporting Country, near &Ockbridge! Race Course. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent stget), F A VALUABLE and DESIRABLPREEIIOLD. ESTATE; comprising The entire HAMLET of BOSSINGTON. The MANOR of BOSS' NGTON and HOUSE, Seated on a Lawn with a beautiful Avenue in front, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family; with Oakes of all descriptions, Garden, Hothouse, and Greenhouse, Ilea sure Ground and Plantations, Fish Ponds, and Farm Buildings, ---- - THE ROYAL ELIXIR of LIFE, a complete re- I storativc of the animal functions in advanced life, and in tasesof nervous and consumptive debility ; its beneficial ef hasaiso in cases of spasms or gout in the stomach are unri asit gives immediate relief in the most violent attacks of woe alarming complaints. It is sold in bottles (with directions), atlh. each, duty included, by J. V. Simpson, No. 2R, Hen tin"^itreet, Covent Garden, and by most respectable Medicine Vendors in Town and Country. At the sam e places may also be obtained the All ABIAN VE ct.TABLE PILLS, free from mercury or antimony, a never /ally; remedy in bilious and liver complaints, i n digestion, habi -1 costiveness, &c. in boxes at is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each. - BOSSINGTON FARM • Adjoining, with a good House and all requisite Buildings; and HOUGiiTON WATER CORN MILL, With a Dwelling-house, Garden, and Land, and a doe bead of Water. - PARSONS' HOOFING COUGII MEDICINE. The whole mate comprises nearly EIGHT HUNDRED ACRRS Of rich Meadow, Water Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, lying compact, and in a good state us Cultivation; all Vreebuld,rscekt about line Hundred and Sixty Acres Leasehold under the Crown, and about Eleven Acres Copyhold of Inhe ritance. A most desirable Property for a Gentleman fond of Aviculturarkursuits and Field sports. Th: Estate and Country , I abound with Game. The River Test Rows throu g h the Lands, I aimed with Trout and other Fish, weU preserved. Vie Neigh. bosahood highly respectable and good Roads. , • • Bossii.ztun maim:Mosso own Poot—die Rates very low. It is sEstaht from Ramsey seven miles, :size front Wlncheliter. fifteen f;o:n Southampton and Salisbury, arid in a beautiful pert of the Country. Fanicsibus may be had of Mr. Robins, 170, Reseet-eUves AN effectual and safe remedy for this dangerous complaint, having been administered for many years with constant success by Mr. PA Rsoair, Surgeon, West Maling, Kent, be is i n d uce d , by the persuasion of his Friends, who have wit nessed its beneficial effects in many recent and most severe cases, oiret it to the PUblii. It may be administered with perfect stay to Children of the most tender age, as well as to those at S more advanced y critic!. Sold in Packets, at 2s. 9d. each, by Buetias, Chemists, theapsida, St. Paul's, 220, Regent-street (near the Argyle 14 "n 11 ), London; Waterloo place, Edinburgh ; Sackville-street, lheahn ; sad by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the UMW Kingdom. ill 13t cacia w ask fa:" l'aroasis' flouring Cough Illtdichie." THOMAS POWELL BUXTON, Esq. , CHAIRMAN OF THE CONIMITTEgi SAMUEL lIOARE, Jun. Es q. AT the ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the SOCIETY, held at Freemasons'-Ilan, Great Queen street, on Mottoes, June 2. 1325; • His 'Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, Patrons . in the Chair. The following Resolutions 'were unanimously ameeitoe: • • It was moved by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Camemo and seconded by Lord CALTSOILIft, . let. That the substance of the Report which has been nave . read, with such additions thereto as linty be considered ad visable, be printed and circulated, under the direction of the Committee. • It was moved by Earl GAOTIMIOR, and seconded by Si' JAMS Maccirroso, 4. That this Meeting derives sincere gratification from the in• creasing prosperity and usefulness of this Institution, from the public interest which continues to prevail for the improvement of Prison Discipline, and from the measures now in progress foe' the erection of new and the amendment of old Prisons. That, .notwithstanding, however, the visible progress of amelioration, it is yet painful to reflect that a considertible comber of Prisons, especially thine under local jurisdiction,. are devoid of clusib cation and employment, and of that discipline which can alone careen and reclaim the offender, in some cases coofousdiog in one common association the several distinctions of character and Milne, and are otherwise in 'such a state. as to call imperiously fbr the interference of "the. Legislature. That it is, therefore, with anxious solicited* this. Meeting looks forward to the cam- - photon of thaM measures which are now,before Prullamept, for the consolidation and' amendment of Prison Laws; convinced that Legislative enactments, founded on =7 , :lciples, are in dispensable, before the. Prisons of this • can be re gu... heed by a oysteas that will at once deter tlat-iithohtals yet pro.. mate his refcentatioa,ned add to the public atailetatundsecurity s by the prevention of crime. It "was moved by Witt's"( Ws:ammo/am; Esigi: Blurs and se evaded by Mr Tomcats Ore ACILANIN 5. That the respectful thanks of ibis Meeting be pnitalated .to the Magistracy throughout the Kingdom, to whom the Im- * 'TO 'PARENTS' AND . TDTORIL • • P r°ve l invne of Palm Discipline has been so essentially indebted, intl f icSysini LIST 'Oe. SUPERK:ni rooting the cordial co-operation which they have evinced in pito- the designs of this Institution. * writ) tespectfully'subMitted. • •'• It was moved by the Right Hon. I. M. Baum-, M.P. MI: The' WISH PRIMER; or, Child's First gook; on seconded .by Wn.traii Cites WILSON, P.sq. M.P.• a plan which's:ooK fail to delight young Children, andlacilitant 4. That the situation of a Criminal Youth disposed te.abanden thea•lnstroodee in ,the Elements of Readipg and Spelling; em-• his vicious courses, but discharged from prison without MOnri s .bellished with 400 Engravings. By the Rev. T. Clark; price character, or friends, 'is one which has strong chalet as Weil on Bd. Sewed, and lOd. hound. the interests as on the compassion of the Public. This the nn-• I. The ENGLISH' MOTHER'S CATECHISM for ter nitrous boys thus circumstanced, who, en their liberation from , Children; eqntaluing those Things most necessary to be known the Jails of the filetsepelisy have received relief, from the tritons at an early.ave ; illustrated by 100Eagraviem. Nfthe Rev. T. Discipline SOcirty, and the success Ofits endeavours to re or , Clark; price ed . sewed, on large paper ; half bound . Is. fod.ind eotitfe the institution 'to the warm support of ther - cofiglitenol 'coloured, 2s. ed. • - - ' • and benevolent; and that it is, therefore, with derri weal 3. The FRENCII•PRIIIJER; containing a copier! Viseibii , ‘ Meeting laient thitt the Committee have, during the pon.year r boy of familiar Wordsend Phrases..arranged la the most pleas. been compelled to deny essistance to many, whom thnely.ri.6et ing form, with interesting Dialogues. The whole illustrated by might have rescued frost guilt and misery. upwards of 250 Wood Engravings .. By Madame Mein ;•price It was moved by the . Right lion. Sir 0. - 11. Resir4lkyrf U. sewed, ls. 6d. bd. and coloured. gs. lid. • secondecLbY'ihe Rev. T. LLOTD; of• Hertford; L . ; 4. The MOTHER'S PRENCH CATECHIS M for 'her 5. That the grateful thanks of this Meeting be prusessid se. Chilre ecoedning.theee Things most necessary to be known his Royal Highness the Duke of Glouceater, fee the beneht at an d !ear n i l y ago; illustrated hy,ioo Removing, being a French whichthe Institution has derived from his illustrious patronage,, edition pf Mr. Clark's Enelisis •Nother's Catechism. By Ma- the obliging readiness with which he has participated in the 13. deme'Douin ; Is. sewed, is. 61 bd. coloured, 28.6 d. - bOurs of the Committee, and for the urbanity wiellirbtch he liii Published by J. Some, &hoof Library, 73, St. Piurs. presided on the prevent occasion. •r "F.; ) • •Of . wistim.asay be had, The inject of thie Islotitutito is to erie ANEW. principles, .The NATIONAL. SPELLING ,BOOK; by the Rev. and promote those designs, to diffuse which the labours of T. Clark; which, for facilitating general improvement In the Howe an, and cater eminent Philanthropists, have been direCtid; Art of Spelling and Pronunciation, cannot fie equalled; allthe The Ibtiety Meettain and recommends thaw Plans fisithe re.' note letters being printed In ita li cs, so that the proper mend of' palatial of Pawns, "which experience has proved beet takilated Ineth Weal 04 be known at sigh( by-children of this 'owe* ea- to Inspire the. criminal with the dread of imptiosracet, and to risky prim le . . ' Induce him, on his liparatiop.to abandon hislinliy.babits. The • it. The NATIONAL READER; containing Easy Ussone Society collwAs antLtrasisnalos information, prints and disgiefsts in liistory r Oetagraphy, Biography, National History, /Itc. By . useful Pubtleatidos, - prevarei'itieli fdr the erection of the Rev. T. Clark ; with 100 Engravings, 3s. 6d. sneer and altetiatioe of:eld!-Filsons. as are bin odaPted•to ensure 3. CLARK'S (the Rev. T.) HEW GENERAL SCHOOL the edrsMficatieisi inspection, religions iattructMo, herd labour, ATLAS; ezhibiting the various Divisions of the World, with and regular 1 - sopiloympOi the criminal. ca Ithe chief Empires, Kingdoms, and States, in 30 Maps ; re, In the Rude pf dock visits , to the Jails in the Metro Polis, the fully corrected (iron the latest and been authorities. Rogal 410, Committee vet fteltitotly meet with' &grime !joys, who, cis' coloured, coloured, I its. plain, Bs. ed. royal thro. coloured. 10t. 6d. plaln,7s. • their discharge frank meat, Htreally know ee wher e to Er For clearness, accuracy, and cheapness, these , Atlas.layaheir. heads: such frinoelless outcasts has been the cannot be equalled by any now ratan. : • 1.).. practice of the Society, and to render this relief more efficacioLa, 4. CLARK'S NEW SERIES of SCHOOL MAP 8,4•611 a Temporary Refuge has been established for such as are disposed the States and Kingdoms throughout the WOl4, from the latest to abandon their vicious cosines. This Asylum ham been instra and best authorities, 6d. each, coloured; coMprising-1. World- limits) in' Wording assistance toe eneedderable nonabrr of Elk -2 Mercatoe's Projection et the Weeid.--15. Berope-4. England tressed Yoruba, who, but. for this semonabiadd, must have re: '--5. Scotland-6. Ireland-7. Franots-11. Russia-9. Spain and sorted to criminal practices, (pc support. On sdmisaion into t bre Portugal-10. Turkey and Hungry-11. Poland-14. Hot- Establishment, the Boys are instructed in moral and religious land and the Netherlands-45. Sweden and Norway-14. Den- duty, subjected to habits 'Of order and industry, and after a time Mark-45. Germany-14. Switzerland-17. Italy-111. Asia- are plated in situations *arid& afford a tesitalahle prospect of it e • ra China--20. Hindoirstaa-21. East Indies--41. Aftlea-23. their beeoriehrthgtheee and Imehti Members of Society. Anterio-St West bullet-45. South America-ltd. To estand• lbw plijems, and to reader let exertions more Canaan, or Judea-47. Osmcia Antigua-48. Re manent Ins. widely 44044101 m Society solicits the aid of yublic'benevo periunt-49. Travels of St. Paul-30. Italia Antigua-zl. !ince. Its airman ate unavoidablyierioub, and its Funds ar e peditio Hannibalh-34. Antlqui-33. Britannia Antigua- presehi vas , law; - but it is mated that pearniaryanppore 6. THIRTY-THREE NEW ODTLINP: MAPS, oa he will SUM beNetthisidds when 46 igeallidorodsibaa op the liberality wens scale as the above, and ha which the chief Cities, Tornio with witkit,thla Await *cods„ in a great men. Berms, Lakes, and hloutaelm s are all Lad down, Ism *lie , or , threuecess o(theAlositt;:s obiamerettlet tdortnaties of the Names omitted. Intended. it - 91 a exercise of Junior .1 1 9114 YaCeOlia• 4124 the,Prevemi" ci r C r l d * ••1 t sash. , , • • - - AL A sin i l at Buikrtpiletra tie". Donarbon of 6. THIRTY-TTIREE NEWIPIEOJECTIONSof ' fer Senior Pepils; pries: 411. . I. • Meadow mild Aistioal floihr tl rk et ill . 49 P eath* of tlala flieekn alfy.; sfifidi by the fol. 7. A TOUR of itStAr abridiptd front dse. most, 0009.40 lowing Bankers :-Barclay, nu, . and as, Ai, Lombard. cliessitutei4 M . modern 'Voyages. and, Trays* i c hly the ILay. T, Clark; with street; Drumar4l9d• asst Cbanaldorsen . :Ffys,asid Co. Sr. Maps and Engravings. • • pd4id'iociitat';' GOstiois and ls. ilkoassdept rye. Bar. 'B. A TOUR of ROROPIE.'"Wy the ionic • • pole ilholds; FBAs. and Smiths, p. The TRAVEL/a of the IiffASIDSRINCI JEW. By -131011.19nielValliallawboolat:- /hoe .bY bias 46 9. Mott, a t ribessanc. •• , the smewebtaiweVi t AlticiMfOlirT• • • • •• 1 grit herb VI; - •- • e .t• • z, . , . . . .6; - o• LINCOLN'S-INN-FIELDS AND PORTUGAL STREZT. A VERY VA LUA OLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Most eligible for Investment. producing TWELVE lIUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-House, in 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Tneusnay next, the P2th June, 2825, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY VALUABLE and HIGHLY-ADVAN TAGEOUS FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising • THE NOBLE MANSION, Formerly the Residence of the late Right Hon. Lord Rasznia, Most eligibly situate, No. on the South side of LINCOLN'S-INN-FIELDS. The House is most substantially bulk of the best materials, and finished in the most workmanlike manner, containing nu merous large, spacious, and lofty Apartments, handsomely kited up, and double doors nearly to each Room, now converted into very eligible and commodious Chambers for Professional Gen tlemen, with every requisite convenience. Also a commodious Brick Erettion in Portugal-street, communicating with' the Mansion, neatly fitted up, converted also into Chambers; the whole let to very respectable Tenants, part on Lease, and pan from year to year, producing a nett rental of nearly ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. The situation is most advantageous for communication to all parts of the Metropolis, and the fine open Area, planted with Trees and flowering Shrubs in front, so delightfully laid out, renders the spot highly salubrious, which, with the contiguity to the Inns of Court, and accommodation afforded in the variour Apartments, are sure to command a full occupancy, and highly advantageous as an investment. To be viewed by Tickets, and by applying to Mr. Greed, Will's Coffee-house of whom Particulars may be had ; at Gar raway's ; and of l it. Robins, 170, Regent-street • . AN ANNUAL INCOME, • ILTTWA RD& OW NINE HUNDRED, AND TWENTY-TWO rows, Arising from a well-secured Annuity of £667 per Antinall i , wad the Interest of a Mortgage of £5,100, upon Fresh Elates,/ additionally secured by a Policy of Assurance, aid wpm' £5,5•2".; Three per Cent. Consols. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • •• • By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-house, in 'Chang...alley, Cornhill, on Tnunsoar, the 12th of June, 11123, at Twelve AN ANNUAL INCOME `of upwards of. NINE' HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO. POUNDS, arising from a well-secured Annuity of £667.85. id. being . a portion of a larger sum, for the Life of a Gentleman, aged 47 years, or thereabouts, charged upon the Tithes of Two Valuable Livings in the County of Norfolk, and upon Freehold and Copy- 1 hold Estates in the Counties of Norfolk and Cambridge, as like- , wise upon the Dividends of £5,523, Three per OWL Consols, standing in the names of respectable Trustees. Also the CLEAR YEARLY INCOME, amounting to TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE POUNDS, being the Interest Of Five Thousand One Hundred Pounds, secured by Mortgage of the Life Interest of the Grantor in the above Estates, Rectories, and Dividends; and additionally secured by a Policy of Assurance of £5000; the Premiums of which is , paid In addition to the above Charge and Interest. . The present Annual Rental of the Estates, Tithes, and Div' • dends, nearly FIFTEEN tiuNDaim POUNDS PER. AN- N U M, after making a considerable abetemer.t from the former Rents of the Lands, Curate's Salary, attd octet:lncidents. Particulars may be had of Thomas Carr, Faq. No. 42, John street, Bedford-row; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington-street. • . • ARNOS' VALE, NEAR BRISTOL • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate Possession, AMOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. comprising an ercellent Residence, called ARNOS' V ALE, situate about a mile from Bristol, on the Bath Road, it for thooecupation of, a large and respectable Family, with Offices of every description, Pleasure-ground, C.lrdetts, and Meadow Lind, beautifully Wooded, containing, in the whole, FORTY-FOUR ACRES, Lying within a Ring Noe" • A part of the Land, hounded by the road tp Wells, lying on an easy ascent, well wooded and watered. and commanding the most delightful and picturesque Views, le well adapted for building upon. For Particulars and Tickets to slew apply to Messrs. Leman, Solicitors, Bristol; Mr. Uoutiedge, Soikritor. Furniears just, or Mrs WWilliem, Architect, Furnivare lon, London, where Plan of the Estate may be seen. -- - Forty Engravings, and 960 closely-printed columns for ss. 6d. This day was published, the First Volume Of THE MIRROR of LITERATURE, AMUSE NIENT, and INSTRUCTION, containing the Spirit of the Public Journals, Choice Extracts from the newest and most expensive Works, useful Domestic Hints, the Wit of the Day. This volume is complete in itself, and has engraved Title, Pre face, Index, &c. " We believe this to be the very cheapest Journal of the day, and we know few which are calculated to be more extensively useful. It presents a judicious condensation of the sweets of all the other publications of the day, many valuable gleanings from rarer sources, and not seldom original effusions of considerable merit."—Svae, April 7, len. Published by J. Limbird, 555, Strand; and sold by all Book sellers. i