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- 771 ' MN 5, 1 [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALT PENNY. • RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. EVENING, .MARCH 6, 1810, )e acted a COMerly, called • %!AN IN HIS HUMOURi Kitely, Mr.COOKE ; Nrowell, Mr. MURRAY: Khowell, Mr. BRUNTON; • t Bobadil, Mr. FAWCETT ; Mr. F.MERY ; Cob, Mr. FARLEY. .er Stephen, Mr. LISTON ; Matthew, Mr. SIMMONS ; ;trly, Mrs. H. JOHNSTONE ; •it:get, Miss BRISTOW. be ad:ied, the New Farce, cilled )GET OF BLUNDERS. Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, ,PTON, Mr. FARLEY, I.': k,:4, Mrs. GIBBS, Ice. 87. c. tg t.•::1-; with Harlequin Pedlar. !s to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New • Place, Hart-street. from ten till four. PORTSMOUTH,. YEBRUARX 28.• 1810 .: MR. JOHN S . ISLTH begs to inform Isis Friends and the Puislie,. the' final Dissolution of kis C.npartnership with Mr. ). N. Rosimson kavinit this day taken plant, that be intenthrearriing on the basiness of a Ship Chandler, dm on his own sole account, at No. -44. Broadctreet, on the Point, the pre sent residence of Mr. George 'foop. ' I. S. begs to mitt;•n his sincere thanks for the favours conferred on the Firm of Sinitio and Robinson, aid trusts, by his assiduity and attention to business, to merit the matinee of those who may commit their commands to his care. ,•F • • at . . ROLLS LIBERTY. T HE Overseers of the Poor hereby give Notice, that they are willing to contract fbr supplying the Work house of this _Liberty with Butchers Meat, Butter, Cheese, and Coals, for one year, and that the Committee will meet at the Workhorse of the aid Liberty on Wednesday, the 14th instant, to receive the Proposals of such Persona as ntay be willing to furnish any of the above articles. Terms of the Proposals and description of the Articles wanted, may be had by applying at the Workhouse, situate in White's- Alley, Chancery-lane. AM Proposals must be delivered at the Worki,ouse. sealed up, and addressed to the Committee on or before Tuesday the 13th instant. On Thursday, March 15th, will be vibllshed, In 5 vas. lentoi mHE'SCOTTISH CHIEFS. a Romance. Bf • MISS JANE PORTER. Author of " Thaddeus of Warsaw," and •t 'Remarks as Philip Sidney's Aphorisms." ' Printed for Longman, Hurst,Rees and Orme, PaternosterstrN. This day was published, price los. ed. royal Bvo. boa r ds, , PRACTICAL 'TREATISE on TINEA CA- Prris CONI'AGIOSA, and its Cure; with an attempt So distinguish this d;fease from other arections of the Scalp; and a Pktrt for the arrangement of cutaner...4 appearanies, according to their origin and trcatment ; including an inquiry into the Nature and Cure of Fungi Hasmatodcs and Novi Materni. The whole exemplified by cases. TIMBER, BUCKS, • For imm .Hate SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, AQUANTITY of OAK, ELM, ASH, and other TIMBER, now standing in Woods and Enclosure., in the vicinity of Taplow and Maidenhead Bridge, which will be Sold in Lots, amounting to front t ro 21000. The Winter Woods Mast be taken &Mtn, and paid for immediately, add the Oak as soon as the season will admire For Particalari apply ro Mr. lmrie, at the Queen's Head, 'T'aplow, who wdattevd to she", the Timber. No applications by letter will be attended td unless the postage Is paid. CLERK OF THE PEACE'S OFFICI, LANCASHIRE. Preston, February 24, 1610. PRESTON HOUSE OF CORRECTION. __ . _ . - By W. COOKE, Surgeon. " Est quodam prodire teius, si notrslatur ultra: I.ortdon : Printed for the Authrr, and published by C. Crs dock and W. Joy, Paternoster-row ; &Bow, Crown-court, Solo; Higliey, Fleet-street ; Cox, St. Thotuas's-str. •LI., Southwark ; and Bryce, Edinburgh. - - WANTED, a Governor or Gadler for the House of correction'at Preston. All Persons making application for the above Office, are to send Testimonials, in writing, of their Character and abilities to execpte the same, to OA Wee of the Clerk of the Peace at Preston. The Governor win NI iiinsied a to l iarypi Prillorther erlth the use of the Yield tulftdiliiig t tlie Prikag• All Pees pod Gate; tuitl# 81 w ar hat Oesc4p44 tioenE4 ote.Jthezlished, and out ohne aboffSalary the Governor it to pal the Turnkey. Due notice will be given •by fistbee AJeertiientent of the'day a election. E. GORSE; Deputy Cierk of the l'encc. This day were publishal, by C. Cha:sple, Paa-MAII, rco 4 1. POETICAL_ PANTHEON; or Fabulous 11 . -I- tory of. the. Heathen Clo 6 and ilhisitious Heroes, . pheriliod etaloe ll islied with twelve eleglut Engravings, into ea.•l4erve. By W. R. Johnson: A. M. Author of the • tone) of F..egland, Rome, and Greece. In verse. price 6s. extra boards. lOS—AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES. ;DAYS AND FRIDAYS DURING LENT. RE -ROYAL, GO_VE NT-G AR DEN. SDAY NEXT, MARCEi 7, 1810, will be performed RAND SELECTION, MESSIAH, and other• Sacred Oratorios, nnpostd by G. r HANDLL. Principal Performers : ,NI, Miss GRIGLIFTI, Miss E. BOLTON, And Mrs. BLAND. ir. GO Mr. PYNE, Mr. W. TAYLOR, Aril Mr. BF.LLAMY. ASHLEY, Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. the Band and Choruses will be numerous :onsist of upwards of One Hundred and Fifty CANAL AND DOCK, AND WATER-WORK SHARES. 11 4 / PRIVATE CONTRACT.—By Mr. SCOTT. WILTS and Berks, Kennet and Avon, L o incaster, Huddersfield, Croydon, Grand Surroi, Thames and Medway, and l'avistock Canal Spars.—London Dock, COM.- mercial Dock, Vc't Middlestx, and Kent Water Works. — County Fire Offce, Imperial and Atlas Assralice, and Provident Institution Sbares.—Apply to Mr. Scat% CE, New Bridze-street. . , CAPTAIN TH6IV.EAS . WILSON's CR Enrroßs. 9. Hew English Grammar, the English Tutor, a ; Jivedle Assistirit ; a collect' of familiar Letters, supposed from a Father telAtive to the Dulel of a Governess, progressively treating on _every necessary subject far enabling Youth to attain a p , ..rfcct kt:okylvdge of the EngiNsh language; in tended for the use of Schools. particularly Ladies' Seminaries. By W. C. Oultan, price benincl. - - ALL Persons hiving ant Claim or Denrind upon, the Estate of Mr. I'IIOMAS WILSON, late of St. George's in the East, in the county of Mroditnli, Master M.O I tier, are desired to scud the int - rtitalars thereof to Mr. Morgan, Solicitor, Gray's-Inn-square. THE Creditors of the late Mr. GEORGE GILL SON, o 1 deceased, are requested to send an ac count of their Claims addressee io his Etecutor, at his late resi dence, and all person. indebted to his Estate, are desired to p.. 1 their respective Debts to Mr. William Dawson, his Successor, who is suthorieed to tecTive the,same. "DAWSON and WRATIc!LAW, Warwick-street. 3. Important Studic.•s for the Female Sex,'in reference tcr.mo dent Manners. By Mrs. Cockle, Author of Fishes Grand Gala, Three Gifts, &c. price 7s, extra iJoards. 4. Juvenile Myrna, or rides of Truth. By the same Author, ;.:ice :iv. Cid. ditto. ler the Direction of Messrs. ASHLEYS. la , ion of the Public, the Theatrical OrChestra Pir PINKERTON'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IN EUROPE COMPLETE. of this Theatre does not exzind to the Ora- :cs to be taken of Mr. BRAND° r:, at the Box- Hart-street. 'coed at Six, and begin at SeVen. CA'sITAT.FCOLLIL ; SOU Irk WALES. ANY Person desirous of embarking in a Concern of the above description now in work, where the Coals Ire in great abundance, of good quality, and within a short distance of an excellent Shipping Port of South Wales, may Sod au op portunity of employing a Caplial of XSOCO with great advantage. For particulars apply (if by letter post-paid) to Mr. Samuel Franks, llart street, Bloomsbury. N. B. None but principals will be treated with, and most re spectable references given. 21. tipper Gallery is. • .at-l%fine . • '7O, THIS MD RECITAL • ~ ••‘•- )1e family, accustomed r s wYcli no inconsiderable •:• ii of i:( r husband, an Ofiricer rd is Kirg and Ctititt•ty above 20 years, •-•!!;:.tion rnve•r+y can inflict; ovvrwhelme.! means of support, for which .••• • rL of htiug confined within the walls or •s•i-:1 11 this humble appeal to lipinanity.— i rec "v, -ti and gratefully acknowledged by ! Ilank-n•s,!ittand; and-Messrs. Ban ,;r.++ iio have kindly undertaktn to receive al n g••;;: a rclerence to ascertain these fact. ".V FOOT'S IRISH SNUFF. DT and Co. in order to ohviate the those in the Tobacco Tta.le have hitherto their Seuff . frOm Ireland, NI leave to -• gemeral, that they have opened tea , t sn, Leicesteroxitiare, where said where they are now takin::: orders. i.renrion to I...lioC:lSil the. Renal :here, With tiny other arts-::: n. said - rt . :lde, they moat '.at those who nuy himour them with their ..-J1 it re-rived from them in its original ,rntined to afford the most liberal encourage buy to S^eff have j..fst ?..-rived at No. 50, Leicester. SAVING IN FUEL. STEAM KITCHEN, combined with id wl:h or without a Hot Closer, on a new and :onstruction, forras the most clean and best cook .lle svorld 7 'll , e whole is upon the most simple firming, 11-, , the aid cf one sne.ill tire, the various rnasting,%tewing,`oalcing and odne time Gr separately, doing away nearly all :p.:11e.• in c,:rumni nic.—References may be had ramihcs of the first respectability. may Le ha,l. Gf any , ife or fortis, according to dation or the nurnlder cf persqm: it is intended to will stn ~ ..:1 in the compass of a square yard to ilreS3 vitruali for morc than thirty nt. , :lerate, and one fourth of the savings :Tear lint cast in the eatirse of one icar. hi John tilv.er, the l'a:mitee, in Birmingham ; Oxford ktree, .17.1ES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. d genuine, a.* usual, 2s. 9d. the box, , s 153. of 11. PERRIN, No, 23, Southampton tref..n, London ; the only person who ever pre • :ic I'ills for the late Dr. James, from the. Year composed them, until the Dnctoc's - eizn re: 01..dy for bilious diseases, indigestion, )1 t 11 ens: !yen ess,trouldesome flatuleneics in the Is,7.ndcholic , :ll-ncearisir;7; goutyliabits,giddi, :pains in the it,- ,astbnseoccasionedbyfreelivi no, ; and apopley.i, s, so oft::n the cansequenc - : of in 'ent or stop the progress of a cough or cold; are ?.ss of r.pirits and nervous disorders; In drupsics !:r.snle!e whilst these PiUs ar2 regr.larly taken ; :11.iss., they often r...store persons suhject to fits ; ;e of puberty, or the decline of life, shouhl log them, being r.ti excellent good family Medi- rise a4sisted in pr;•pari og Dr. J ANTES's FEVER ich a hac proved to the satisfAction of the public em for nt years past) having had free access t:, wherewith they arc compounded, he is enabled a part of the process to accommodate medical it the gecuke Ft:ver Powder at a price worthy at: I::zVic at Is. :A. the packet. ic:n of Education and professional skill •ve. - ing endeavours to discover the most safe and of treating a few reigning Diseases, the success exi-ericnce is the hest proof of superiority. Co. Surgeons, being regularly educated in ~ Heir profession (certificates of which from dif and testimonials from the most eminent Physi convEce any inquirer), were induced to make prevalent Diseases the object of their par :l cut rder frequently contracted id a moment Of ine • ":' co • tomitants, whether recent, or of long dura• • improved plan of treatment are speedily and hey can affirm that they have been equally rety;ating, the System, when deransed either by in resitlence in warm climates, or a Secret destrue 4L, reduces its votaries to a mis r.tble state of debility. per ence thic eaclusive branch of the peofessiosthu • ;.:; 'r. hy ~ i 2erier mode of treatment, even in deplera .;)-4 'n'?"rit!d cases, where the general practitioner has " to the patient a restoration to sound and vigomue nos' a' 1 Co. may be consulted daily, by either 1 1 . , ';c1tcv, and honour, personally, or by let ter 1 , .7, a ',lank note.—No. 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-mutt. • • •-• 1 1 • r• OR ROW I L bt EVERY 111 X Old 7; Young Capvin 'nt*ce Clensen!, .?i c •a , *er iCle. Br! , n •il; 1 2 ,1 TDI ( ttr:t , A'::•. : - )1.. r . ;or 1.. • 7.!•,%et 1'01:10 ,VEDNE.S3 (y.s. : ti EDt"..i..:S A GI C.::;tgy front the 1 Con 1 r:lame CATAL.A..I Y 7. BR.‘H.N.M, Mt • Leader of tlt.. pond, • The teriai::der c)r or..nlete, and co :Then. Tu . whrle unde for t. r a:con:mod. s ; • aia.i to the i '!':.eFrce List te DA( co: • . • T T . • i • • !IN be . 311.1 0...•1,11•9: lot &anon, ansl crn al n; _ ur..11 risii.)Y FG 1 -J da , • ttta'. a Ito Ns ..c h ; ~ •;•••••!. of rd damn t; 'err patty, :he mr!!; i! WhO 1 sev,Tal Cases of square. qLATER's S LP a Roamer, anc out bighly-•:pprowd col inr apparatus in th principle; perform • operations of steam lag, a. one and the 9cy the /hr lalur;r and exp. frcrn o Proprieto The ,•ars.t:ls r trtev.2; i_ n•: • ol' •itu; t. Or.c• tht: rck ;:a d Is ; Did r ••I'. ifokt Order.; rc•-e' d bat aid et 49, R.:ti Nrt• It is DR. J. c. t ttirA had Woi •• ,1, 1 0 , six hoz.,s teen • t.l'e 'l7 - • . • , • Ir, 140 1 ••?: I .l,a.caeo of r mizp Fr... 6 • • • •-• I •I•qc.s 10 t , r i. t - 17,11 ceet; f . • , t,ie ag OP. •olcct takit J'l . rwhic 44 ot the .4 • • , , I• v • • . y Ice, and t id I ;Ji-11 7 N r C. _ rsev 490 2 : 1, c 990 r . ••••1: Sei 011 • SOL dsd . • " 00f • 1).:11 Li CI .. • rzo,-...1" t 1C:13 V/h:fll .k' r 14 11 4 :.u> Ant .! i 2 .;* c ;r2 ref' • -• • — " li ng a Lan' - - CAPITAL IRON WORKS and WHARF, at CHATHAM. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOT On Friday, the 9th of March, at Twelve o'Cleck, at the Mart, tondon, by Order of tlte Assigtiees, wit'a immediate -pos session' C HA TI-lAM IRON FattNDERY and ROLL ING exec . :lent Wharf and neat Dwelling House, roost dtsirably situate on till River Medway, near the Victualling ',Mice, with spacious Nlill-house, Steana Erg:ne of 2i?-borae power, a Crape, Erections, and Usensis turmen on ape proved Fri wiples for Maituiaszuring Casings, Bar and Iron, Hoops and Rods, Anchors and Iron is general, recently repaired sod inst:roved; the whole in complete order and at work, held by an agreement for a Leas far twelve years and three quarters un expired, On terms eXtrimeiY favourable for entering no valtre ?ale a concern, eminently improvechie, with ro•r - _ •...nail advance of Capital. May b.: viewed and descrivie - • -;• '• pro mises; the Crown, Rockiest_,;;,:. .• of 114...5c0tt, LB, New Ilridge-stre t i 41) CTION, Withui '• ;.. CZet.--house, in Edinburgh, on Monday, t::e i:tch day of July u, xt, 1810, between the hours of Two and Thrre o'Clock, in the Afternoon, (if not previously dispos.d of by Private Barg - tin), r . l . 'HE ESTAT:. of GLENELG, with the right 1 of the Patronage of the Parish and Paris:: Church of Glent4g, in the County of inveratss, situau_d 3U the Banks of Loch burn, a oat ! fishing station„posseaslag a Sea C.LASt of about 20 iniks in exir.nt. the Kel,) elp..ble of being made of wnicb may be rentlarcd very valuable, compriliag nearly 2 spet• Acres of •:xeellent Arable and superior Pasture Land, irieluditTup*ards of :woo Acres of Wood, priocipally Oat, arzt c Ijoyiug a Salmon Fish ~ry, whish may be rendered vt•ty u!'.; abound ing with Red anti Roe Deer, C eraemakhar, Trout and other fresh w..:er fis!., the •v:ming a Sent peninsula, and lying The present ltet.t is only : . :;tl, • xclusiee of roams lion' the wooti-euttings ; but the, whole of a:.•• stare, with the exception of throe l'arms, be cut of Lease in 1911, and of these three Farms, the Lt...ties of two of them expire in 1814. Upon the re-kiting of the E.t.a::: with proper attention to its nu merous advantages, a v.tr, - i,reat r i se of rem may be expected, and it: va.tie otherwise nuleli increased latending purch:hiers will please zo apply to Mr. Mundell, 45, Parliatrien.-str;•et, Webtniaist,q . ; i.r to Robin Cainphtll, W. S. Charlotte-street, lidinburg4. Mr. Macleod, lslandreoch, Glenelg, will diri•ct the Estate to Le shewu. r.X'FRAORDINARY CASE. feel it incumbtin on me to transmit to you, a ed,t of gratitude, the foil6wirg Statement:—Sometime since I had the misfortune to lose thelsalate of my mouth, inclu ding not only the soft, but the osseow part, with some of the ;mil bones, and all my teeth, three exepitd. In this dreaCui stee, not being :,'ale to eat, drink or sp..ak. intelligibly, I repaired to Lorielon for adric?, and on appiy:!.7 to a Surgeon of the first eminence, he referred me to It Dentin of repute. By Vie latter I was told " that nothing could be d:.ae for me." I was .shout t 3 return home (to Worksop, near Nord: glum). in the utmost de,:pondency, when happily I was recommended to ye,u, from whose shill and attention, I have derived relief beyond my most Lahguim2 hopes. By the aid of yolir Artificial Palate :ind TeHh, I cnn now eat, speak artic . ,,lately, and drink with comfort, which before I could not do, in you have restored me to a condi tion fit for society. I have shewn your performance to sevens: professional Gentlemen, who all concur in the ()point] that this operation evinces great anatomical skill, and much mechanical ingenuity I shall be ready at all times to meet every inquiry, and to refer to those Gentlemen whose names you have, through delicacy, forbidden me to mention in this statement. I am, Sir, your obliged and obedient servant, EDWARD PARKER, No. 66, High-street, Bloomsbury. February 24, 1810. 'To Eiden Ruspini, Esq. Surgeon-Dentist, Pall-Mall. CASES at Waltor. on the HiH, Epsom, Surrey, Lucy Bally was four years afflicted with Scorbutic Ulcers ations in one leg, and speedily cured by Spllsbury's Patent . Anti scorutic Drops.—Elizabeth Matiifws, also cured of an ulcerated leg, by taping seven small bottles.—James Skelton, aged 26, re duced to great weakness, with the loss of 90pieces of bone, re stored to health and a laborious occupation, though the loss of hit leg was thought necessary to save his life. The genuine Medicine has the words, 'By the King's Patent, expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper and the King's Duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London, in small Nada of ss. 53. ; double bottles, 10s.; and larger, 11. 2s. Compound Essence ,to allay unpleasant irritation, As. DR. FREEMAN'S GUTFA SALUTARIS. ' - rHt value of this Infallible Medicine has been so - 5 - lung proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it In the different stages of a certain Disease, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the tabit, without exciting the painful fetlin&s and exposure that attends salivation. without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requi ring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. The radical virtues of these inestimahls Drops have pruved their claim to public approbation fur int re than Se ytars. In all the debility of both sexes, they prove a never failing restorative , whether the debility is produced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef fects of a warm climate to trav-Iters, and those going abroad T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will •re ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Glens, and every weakness that affects the bladderand organs of urine. By ts efficacy many women have become mothers who for years had• been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's. No. 4, Cheapside, car rier of Paternoster-row, and retail by I3ehn, Portsmouth; Wer ton, Portsea ; Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ; Calwell, Dublin; Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith and Mandertun, Edin burgh; also by Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow • Bolton, Wool. wish, by most • Country Medicine Walden, in bottles at 28.11 d. each, with ample directions. ARCHITRe ru RE. This day WAS published, corrected to 1 .b;1131 y 1810, price ss. 6d. sewed, I'AYLOR's BUILDER's PRICE-BOOK, new . 1 - arranged; containing ts correct List of the Prices allowed by the most eminent Surveynrs in I.oudon, to the several Arti ficers concerned in Buil:ling, with the loarnevmens Prices af fixed to each Article. To which are added, a variety of impor. taat Memorandums and Tables, useful to evzry person cancerriod in BuiLthig,Esdnruing or 'Valuing, now first selected and com posed for this Wcrh. in AV E'AUNENT SURVEYOR. ' _ _ Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. b'9, Hight Holborn. :JEW PUBLICA I lON.' THE BOOKSELLERS are her,' ~- 'nf.,r.n ...:, ',hat the &Waring new were th',. L.., ..t 'Jr rse ofrne.•:.! delivery tr.* 1. Vby'SF-1 and Travels. 28 vols. - - aCB 8 0 2. Cook s Voyages, 7 vols. - - 2 2 0 S. Thornton's and liswick's Herbal, royal paper 2 2 0 4. Ditto, deny - - - - 1 11 6 5. Chainbcrla'n's Instructions to young Officers 0 5 0 6., Levizac's Trench au.l Englith Dictionary - 0 12 0 7. Mertisner's Di:A:unary o 'trade and CunFnerce 1 5 0 8. I: iotlerA Voyages an Travels, the 10th voln tie 015 0 9. Morrison's Dook-keepirs• - - 0 7 9 10. Picture of London, I rol 0 - - ' 0 5 0 11. rift's Northamp;roishire . 0 8 0 12. Moral Tales, 4 vol i. - - - 0 10 6 13. RundelN Gramm-1r of Sacred History - 0 3 6 No. 6, Bridge-street, February 12, 1810. . A FARM-HOUSE LIBRARY. This day was published, in two very large Volumes in 4to, Illus trated with 100 Engravings, plain and coloured, price X 4 14s. 6d. in boards, a new Edition of A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE ; including all the Modern Improve mcntsand Discoveries, and the resubs of all the attention and en quiry which have been Ittstowed on this important science during the last so years—the whole combining aDd explaining fully, et• unsively, and complezely, the Principles and Practice of the Mo dern Art of Husbandry, in all its branchei and relatlons, fe,ring two large volumes In 4to. illustrated with nearly 100 Engravings, representing impnwedimplem.nts, the various Grasses, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle. By R. W. DICKSON, M.D. Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, &c. &c. Printed for RICHARD PHILIAPS, No. 6, Bridge..strete, Black friars, and may be had of all 13.1altselle.rs, News-carriers,P ost masters, and other dealers in books. N. B. The above-mentioned work, in conjunction with Mr. Young's Farmer's Calendar, forms a complete Library of Re ference upon every Agricultural subject ;and this hut work, con taining the business of every month on all kinds of Farms, prao. tisally described, may be bad of all Booksellers, price boards. A LIBRARY FOR YOUNG PELISONS. Thls day were published, a new edition, in four man volumes, embellished with nuMerous Engravings, price ten shillings half bound, TABART'S COLLECTION of POPULAR STORIES for the NURSERY. from the French, Italian, and Old English Writers, newly translated and revised. The design of this work wiltte the best explained bynaming the twenty-eight stories which form the contents. WHFITINGTON AND HIS HOP 0' MY THUMB CAT BaAtrry ANDTHE BEAST CHILDREN IN THE WOOD FOR'FUNIO PERONELLA JACKTHE G I ANT-KILLER FOR,TUNATUS - TOM PHU MB GUISELDA GOODY *ruro-HHOEs THE WHITE CAT THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS ROBIN HOOD VALENTINE AND ORSON LITPEE RED RIDING- FATAL AND FORTUNE HOOD THE THREE WISHES BI.UE BEARD ALADDIN PUSS 1101 800 I'S NOURJAHAD THE SLEEPING BEAUTY ALI BABA CINDERELLA I JACK and the BEAN STALK RIQUEI' WITH THE TUFT SINBAD THE SAILOR. Printed for TA BART and Co. at the Original Juvenile Library, No. 157, New Bond-street ; and to be had of all the Booksellers and Toymen in the Kingdom. Of whom may also be had, TABART'S MORAL TALES, in PROSE afid VERSE, . selected and revised, from Johnson, Goldsmith, Hawkesworth, Mackenzie, St. Pierre, Percival, Barbauld, Addison, Jauffret, lice. in 4 volumes, similar to the above, price 10s. 2. 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