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( 11s. wil. boards, ' T HE ADMINISTRATION o f t h e AFFAIRS ti H ISTORY of ROMAN LITERATURE, from its earliest Period to the Augbstan Age. GREAT BRITA IN, IR F.LAND, ind their DI .. PENDENCIES, at the Commencement of the T e ar 11061 1 • By JOHN DUNLOP, Esq. under the Head s o f Fi nance , N at i ona l R esources , F ore i gn .R tos Author of the" History of Fiction." Winn, Colonies, Tr a d e , an d D omest i c Ad m i n i stra ti on . Mated for Longman, H urs t,R e es, Orme,atid Brown, London. Priuted for J. Hat c h a rd and Son, 187, Piccadilly. I l Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Ilse History of Fictiati, Simla. post film . E. 2.. boards. ___y. SPLENDitILLBRA At, ciiaten PTCT el NM 3.11:SIO.1.15 sad' - PHILOSOPHICAL-1 1 k_ STRUAIVITS, BILLIARD TABU; *new CAW RIAGES,-a-rd COSTIT Evritt - Ts. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION?: By )Is. IV [Lit ASII3; This day was piblisheil, . - A New Edition, in Two Vols. aro. with Sixteen additional Ser• mona, inte Li. 4s. boards, .11 R. 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Also may be had, the Fourth fktition of Mr. Moose's Loves of the Angels In Bvo. price 9s. boards. 1 1,111 t MELANCHOLY CASE OF PRICE'S FAMILI'.. yillS Man and his Wife are totally at a lois to J. fuld words sufficient to eKpresitlieir grateful Thanks for *following Subscriptions, received since their Case was in -04 on the 10th ult. by a humane friend. Surely, if ever a N ev em presented to a generous Public which deserved no- Ike, this is one, for in it there is no pretence to deception, or to , f t forth one atom lAA the truth. This distressed Family has Ins brought to a prison for debt, but not through indolence, & p o nt y, or unnecessary expenses, but only through unavoid. sidurtuues, which it is the will of the A LMIOUTV to inflict, oloarduty to submit to. This wretched Family has been for woo eleven mouths confined in the Fleet Prison, and enduring e ye/ misery that could be heaped upon human creatures : they lave not only wanted food to eat day after day, but every ise catuT article of wearing apparel to change themselves ; and for * Aliv five months they have been lying en the bare stones in the r isiof the prison. The man, his Stife, and four infant chil disa (the oldest basing under eight years), since their tini.:rtunate m cfmement, have been continually ill with various d ders to .'kb the human frame is liable. In addition to this Price's nether, ar. aged woman, has been supported by hint for years fresious to his misfortunes, and is now compelled to shirt their niter. Could this poor man obtain a small sum, he would be ( label to release lainawl and family from this dreadful ste.te of ,4,17; and in consequence of his having lmrns, a good clia. rater for upwards of 25 years, during .which time he wr.s a 2 'Tr tradesman, there are several Ctottlenac,s . who would give Gm inuncdiate employamitt. Thei: sincere an ti heartfelt thanks am most humbly tem:m.(l to the undermentioned Ladies and foutlemen, fur their extreme humanity and very ptannpt assist ice; at the same time assuring those Ladies and Gentlemen titat, but for their kindness, these poor creatures must have sunk sada their nUsforttinet. From Lord Eardley - - - X. 2 0 0. From Lady S. 5..11, Lower Grosvenor-street 1 0 0 'From Miss . Plant a - - 1 0 0 From a Friend - - 0 5 0 From a Gentleman - - 0 .10 0 From an elderly Gentleman, who witnessed the ease •10 0 Fauna o.aleman - - 0 '5 0 From a Gentleman - - 1 1 0 From a Lady and Gentleman - - 0 2 6 ir0:11 J. It. 11. - - - 0 10 O . 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They are sold at a reasonable price, and may be seen at 13, Leicester-place, from ten to Four o'Clock.-11.8. He employs experieuced Tuners tor Town or Country.—Several Ylano-fortes and Harps, pod as new, cheap. FOR GOUT, RIIEUMATISM, NERVOUS COM:. PLAINTS,: &c. &c. acts. fIXLEYS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF , U J.. NIA ICA ING E.L—This useful Medicine is recoM eteucled by sev;:ral eminent Medical Men, and Is in constant use with many Persons of the highest rank and respectability. It relieves and shortens the duration of Fits of the Gout, confining :star to the extremities, and mitigating the pardiysins. In Nervous Complaints it warns and invigoratti the Stomach, re moves Flatulency, assists Digestion, and thereby strengthens the whole system. Ptepareti from the original Recipe of Samuel Oxley, her Ma ?sty's Chemi,t, by his Widow, Mrs. S. 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Indian and Dresden China and Pon: retain of the most beautiful 'description, Alabaster Clocks, a Billiard Table, modes of a Frigate in Ivory, a curious working Model of a Chain Pump ; antique and enlists Dagger, gala mounted, formerly in the pose-stints of PlOnaparte ; Fire Anns, an Rlectrical Machine and Apparatus, an Air Pump, Mieros cope, Telescopes, a Pair of Globes, Linen, Chandeliers, Cut Glass, choice Wines, a handsome Barouchette, a Phaeton for two hones, a Gig, Coach and Chaise Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &c. Among the BOoks, which are of the most superb description, will be found Folio :—Camden'enritartnia, illustrated with several hundred fine plates, nineteen volumes; Lyson's and Pennant's Lon don, splendidly illustrated,. 14 vols.; Clarendon's Rebellion, illustrated, 9 'oh. ; Solryn's Costumes of the liindoos, 4 vols.; Burnet's Own Times, illustrated, 9 vols.; Oiseaus de Pared's, 2 tomes; Seba's Thesaurus, 4 vols. ; Galierk de Florence, 4 tomes; liaughton Gallery, 2 yule.; Boydell's Shaltspeare; Stafford Gallery; Salt's Views; Campagnes de Napoleon; Fastes de la Nation rrangsisc, 2 truncs; Gardiner 's Tour on die Rhine; La BOranique de Rousseau ; Gay's Fabit,s, a splen did copy, 2 vols.; Views in Norway, coloured plates; stntiqill4- , ties of rola; Goldicuty's Antivities of Sicily. * Quarto:-- - 01 r , ..r's Antiquities, 12 vols.; Ehmovan's Insect% a very fine copy, volt.; Contours Deoennal, beautiful impres sions; Lord Orforl's Works, 5 vols.; ()inane D'Afrique, sit tomes; Ackerman 's Cambridge and Public Schools; Encyclo pedia 13ritannica, last esiklen ; 1)r. Rees's Cyclopedia ; Atkin', Biography, 10 vols.; lironkshaw's Pomona ; Lavater's Works, 5 vols.; Heath's Shakspeare, 6 yols.; Pinktrton's Voyagesil7 vols. ' - Octavo :—...Thisee Napoleon, 10 tomes ; Beauties of England and Wales, 25 ; New Cyclopedia, 12 vols.; Sharpe 's Bel sigh Poets, To vols.; Harleun IS vols. ; Annual lilegisrer, 27 vols. &C. &c. To be viewed- the day preceding and mornings of Sale, and Catalogues had (price a.) at the White Lion, Bath; Fleece rani Cheltenham ; of Mr. Chandler, Edward-etkett, Brighton; and Mr. Williams, Thrognaorton-streEt. • LPOKING•GLASSES AND FURNETUAK. `SEVERAL large SECOND-HAND PLATES 1.3 are now on Sale { at COOPER and Sox's Manufactort, 93, ISshopsgate-street-Within.—Snore of the larger sizes are admi. rably adapted fur large dioing-rooms and elegant drawing-coonts: A large assortment of rich finished Chimney, Pier, and Chisel Frames, with New Glasses of superior colour and brilliancy ; the prices reduced beyond alt former precedent. Plate Glass fur Windows, Carriages, &c.—This article may also be manufactured as htgh as 130 by 72 inches, 120 by 80, or to any given dimensions. Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels and others, will find this Warehouse deserving attention, from its extensive variety of excellent Cabinet and Chair Work. The Upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of pecu liar neatness and elegance, with the still greater advantage of economy in the charge. Furniture delivered to any part of the Country, vittlibut'tist of injury or expense of packing. J. C. and Son in particular direct the attention of tbi Publi‘ to their newly-invented Wash-Hand-Stand, containing • certain. conveniencies (especially useful to Invalids), in which ail efilissii" Is carefully prevented. A considerable astortanent of Turjey Carpus ; and all other Carpeting on the same reduction. SPAAISH STATE PAPili NOTE TRANSMITTED TO THE DIIARORS D'AVIPAIRSS AT THE counrs or vz:NNA, teia.nti, AND ST. PETERSBURGH. " Under this date I communicate to the Charge- d'Mfaires of his Majesty at the Court of —, by Itoyal Order, the . following : " The Government of his Majesty has received contsouni cation of a Note from to its Charge•d'Affairea at this Court, a copy of which Note is transmitted to your Eseelloacy . for your information. " This document, full of perverted facts, defamatory ouppealo, Amok accusations equally unjust and slanderous, and vague re quests, does not calf for any categorical and formal reply at any of Its points. The Spanish Government, deferring to a more convententOpportunity the exhibiting to all nations, in a pub and *cation Manner, its sentiments, Its principles, its decent:i llations, andlbe justice of the cause of the generous natinsi at the head of which it is placed,.l3, for the present content so declare—, • "1. That the Spanish nation is governed by a Constitution to. tern* recognized' by the Flopertir of all the Russias . in ibn year Isl 2. "2. That the Spaniards, friends. to their country,. whop s. clabiled, at the contniencement of 1812, that Constitution *hash was abolished by chile:ate in Int, were not perjured oven, bus had the imperishable honour of being the instrunteuts of the ;emend will. "3. That the Cohstitutional King of Spain•is in their* sar :reise of the powers which the funclansotal code bas.coulitrrrd • opou him, and whatever may Ise alleged to the contrary pro. . :ccds from the enemies of Spain, for the purpose of blackings( ant calumniating her. 4 4. That the Spanish nation has never interfered.•-" - stitutiuna Or internal - sacrament of any ether State. P the in- 5: Iliat tite he atilt: of the ills which may diliet llisaki rests no natioihut I er.elf. "6. That t evili are not consequences of the Constkutibn, • !)ut proceed from the* .mien r<bo endsevoos to destroy k. .• „7. 'Tat the "Dish rivion wig never acknowledge the rlgis of 3!ly to Wit/fere dr mit itself in ha Whirs. . , Tim the Government will never deviate from the bee traced,fcd Is by it* &mkt, by national honour, end by ittismaken. able attachment to the fundantestal wade sworn to in 161 t. 66 Your Estelle/wry is antbetired re coninterriatte thivdisnatelk verbally to the blinister Tor Foreign Minim et Aaa....a.—; hint a copy et tit ..14 li. 6 ills Majesty hopes that Yoer Excellency's prudence, ant, and patriotism will vurgest to you that conduct which ttlirts, nd worthy o f the spanisb ninse. and which, in the prelentzeir ctunstanoes, soak mho followed. • Thi s is whet I have•the honour to costoesolooto to lotto Eccelleacy by order of wad tacieithie eslie y r anew the maarsnch my distlngokbett ' tis G oo reign* your life many yawn; Vat Tent' kat. l'uer etWntivo and constant sereast; :.. • . . • icEVARISTO SAX 6 , The Pelee*. Janinry 9, l ti 23. "Tu -4 WASiircm:st " .•i• - I •