Star. — London, England, 1823-02-28 00:00:00

_IN7 I Y -~ __ _- z'-- • • • • , •f g i r . .- o,t - N• - • . 1.4 . • 0 •_•-,, : i 1 , • ~ . , . .• . I, . . 'Ati • . . • - . 4..-_ . • ("I ' • .\* • 1- t . 1 41 : •.? • . i -. f.. ii• 1.. ,... Cf;e4/7 .. . - P0rr.r. 4 ...••.. -. .. . .. . i l i . 'N .vlica 11 2. 11 ALEPPO-ANTIOCH. . AT a 'MEETING of the: COMMITTEE for Ma ruling Subscriptions raising . for the Relk•fof titeSurvivors of the,EARTIIQU Al{ ES in SYRIA, held it the City of Igo don Tavern, the 27th February, 1823, J. T. DA UIIUZ. Esq. Treasurer, in the Chair: 'Fhe Committee themselves have reteited no direct actoant from Syria ; but they are favoured with the following extracts from the authenticated Journal of a Traveller, who was in the neighbourhood of Aleppo at the period of the awful calamity : Had we accepted the kind offer of Schech Mabomed Agha, to sleep in his house, which was built of stone, we should have fallen victims to this terrible carthquaki! " All the towns, villages, and cottages, 20 leagues around Aleppo, have becn utterly destroyetP 4 -40,000 of our fellow ci cat ur es have lo.t their lives'—lts the Pity, 25,000 are buried in the ruins amidst dead horses, cats, and dogs!—the !arm ntation cf . old and young I shall never forget !—.-of 3000 Jews at AkTpo, have suffered—their ancient SyrKogues are entirely de stroyed !—iii all tk_ city not one single !iconic remains whole ! I went the next day to Lattachia; tr.o houses were thrown down, and some hundreds of persons la r t their lives I found the inhabitants in the open fields---many were naked, but dared Cot ri turn ,to search for choir clothe, among the ruins!"— " Siti)ck. have been felt four or five times through 40 days ! I have been introduced to the i7icei.King of Egypt. I told hi s Itoy a l Highness that . I bad projected the Establishment of a &boo' at ; but the dreadful Earthquakes rendered the design impracticable at present. " The li4tressed condition of the inhabitants of this part of Syria would wring a heart of urine !" lit-solved—That the sum of rive Hundred Pound 4, in addi. tion to .C2zOo already sent, be i rimediately remitted to the Bri tish Consul-General at Constantinople. Reiolved—That the benevolence of those whom it has pleased a Metciful Pativincsca to place in happier regions, be earnestly ' solicited on the behalf of the wretched sustivors of this awful *isitatiun. The anount Already advertised, including MOO from the Levant Company, and £3OO from the Hon. /last India Company - Sobscriptions since received: the Right Hon. lArl FitzwUiiatn - 30 0 0 I': - 40 0 0 1 4 1. and E. Barker - 2 2 0 X 5115 1 6 nu Sdw•yn . - 5 0 0 Nib.= F. &Intl -5 0 0 C. C. .. - I 0 0 W. C. 4. IL s 5 50 • 1 0 0 Mrs. Winson , Parn ing barn, 2d Subscript. 3 0 0 J. S. - I i i t, Right Non. Lord Carrington - i 0 0 0 W. G. Rbind, R. N. 0 10 6 R. 1... • i 00 W. IL 3 o Nrs. Faller - 5 3 . 0 B. R. IL - - 0 u D. T. 13. - 5 0 0 A Strangtr froth 011ernStly • 1 0 0 T. Gablirt and Son • 1 0 0 Subscriptions will be received py all the Banters in Town and iuntry ; by J. T. Daubuz, E,sq. Trvesurer, 2, New Btoad_ street ; by George Liddell, F.s(:. South Sea House ;. at the Stock Exchange; at Lloyd's and et John's Coffee-houses; and at the City of London Tern. W. H. HYETT; Sacvetary. To-morrow will be published, A o . L teebtaining Eight Plates, and Thirty-six Pages of Letter. press. price its. dd.) of eV HE GRAMMA'. and TOPOGRAPHICAL UR.I.INRATIONS.of the COUNTY of CORNWALL; tile whole to be comprised In Six Numbers, and illustrated with Fifty Plates, being Views of the Seats of the Nobility and (hntty, the principal Towns. and the most interesting Objecti et Antiquity. A large paper Copy of this Work is printed, at is. per Number. Published by W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationer'' Hall tnurt, Ludgate-street ; and may be had of all the Booksellers in Town or Country. DOHTEUSIAN BIBLES and TESTAMENTS, recommended by numerous Clergymen as peculiarly ap propriate for juvenile and family presents; in which the more interesting and devotional chapters are distinguished, for youth ful meditation and family reading—precisely upon the plan of Butop Porteus, and the more extended scale of the Porteuslan Society. Printed, by authority, in all the different sizes, from a Pocket Volume to 'loyal Quarto. To which is prefixed, the Porteusian Index ; or, Family Guide to the Holy Scriptures : which may also be bad separate, or bound together with the Kew Testament, either loin or without Engravings, at the Depository, 40, Frith-street, Soho ; also of Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly ; Westley, Stationers'-court e and Ogle and Duncan, Holborn. Allowance to the Trade the same as the Univer sities. The profits applied in reducing the cheap Editims to the poor, is h 6 are uow supplied with Bibles at the Deposi tory, at 3s. each. Subscriptions to the Purteusfass Society are received by Sir Richard Carr Glyn sod Co. Bankers, Bircbht-lane, Consistll; by Messrs. Drummond and Co. Bankers, Charing-Cross; and by :hr Treasurer and Secretaries. I :ovumal Booksellers are requested to address their Propo sals of Agtncy, &c. to the Depository. I REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. _._ A lONCi the very numerous instances of the 4e- il.rpy egrets of the .4 MEN SOOTHING SYRUP in cases of Dentition, the following extraordinary Cue Jazot .attract attention Mr. Ilasncro of No. 1, New -street, Old-street, St. Luke's, tZ 4 a Child, wbicb at the age of six years was in such extreme I'ol with cutting her back teeth, as to cause the typhus fever; s dshe wasted away so that her recovery was very doubtful. II:3 having .sn infant at the same time cutting its Teeth, on wkorn they were suing the Somme° SYRUP, were induced to sr/ its effect in this ssa4e i when, to their surprise, tlse'dangerotts sisnptorns sootssootsenbsiderl, and she cut her teeth immediately, and keease strong and healthy. Mr. U. will gladly Arm the above to any pereon who may dcAn tht espmcacy of dye Astimscan SOOTHING SV Hvr, as be has had the yiralure of pziuving its brneliclul effects upon his other eisildrto. 'fhb inns - imable Medicine to be had, wholes-ale and retail, of °ls Pr•Priwittra, AIIiNSOM and fineness (Mate Jonsson and Wu.- Aalaa), Iti , York-pl.ii.v, City-road ; and, by did,' appointtilAtt, Ibt trlntipal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at I. * ittknitilooDyt. ls, ISt% FRIDAY, FKR!LUAAY .4 1 tflep t r • • • rro SOLD; . some. date in. the.lntor end or March or the beginning of ° April next, with the approba tion of &minx. 'Colonel' Cox, Esq. one of the :\ Lotter& of the IRA Court of Chancery, pursuant to an Order oriole it; a cause in which Richard Henry Beaumont, Esq. and otfiters e are pain tiffs, and James Paine and others are Defendants, several TIM BER, SPRING, and other WOODS; oi in the • Town: bhip of South Crosland, in the Parish of Almout4b4u y. and in the Township of Lepton, in the Paribit of' Eiikheaton, in the County of lurk ; kite the property of: Richard Ilenty Beau mont, Esq. deceased.—Particulars will ha gyro In due tints. WerSOPOLLTeAN I.OIITICHARY iNSTITHTION, ' ?firi!lk *) • r• rIEL?r . tI 4 I ICMS a the Public are re ' spectfia4y informed that a ENBRAL MEETING_ of SorietY will be held on Wensemeaf, the fifth day of Moel new, at the York Hotel,. blew Drktge-stree. at at eaSca plrotim4y, to receive aim:, Euro ottl/c Gtneral CoMmit!“, take into considered/le the clinks of a House Mr this Insti;la• • dais. and also ralist.Miliudiet areastifes as may be 'advisable forpnwnoting the gene* 'tibiae, %elf. this Association, wbeie Gindelesell who di tandendhht to. the measure are requested to atpepd .. .• . • The I.4ol "l l3 lPelgieinesaire been appointed a COrninittee, with liberty 56 add to Ilk lininher,- to organize this Institution. Sir Cif NIMES 'PRICE: Eironet, Trea surer. ~aerr. sir WILLIAM PAZIOM .ArottoislbliTl4, steq. OSA fthEA itauswiti, Illeozes,, Esq. - Wuo..tesr Bowes, Esq.. ;:lajarni.Ju , &q. sxusus, EDVIA et D . CU/. Mall, ErwreOn Ktiousorox Cif cetera CR .1 NoCt.. • Esq. -• • • Wrz.r.tex Kee, S. 1.. Gtermto, KAq. ..• • *Jake °eosin .Lecurr% Esq. W. 11. Ouserv. I.lq. Joerme In ox. 11:6(1- T. C. HAs.usn, - Esq. . 405,. OiMpubsis Esq Geoacz IltunTeri, Esq. • jinni Pk Mansion, q. J. P, Iles, PA+ S. W. 9riti.r, Esq. Hag* Jhelum.% Eat. Ric NA 11101 T. TLO/L. Hui. • - ..ClMatrak, Ifs+ W. J r Tu.s.rsr; & q . : . 511. • seek lisq„ Maws Wilt% Esq. 'Bilua4 r iti Bantu, Joint • Tnonas Sursztese,7l. • 'done BIWA IMMT WILSON, kill BENJAMIN SII• /AM Keck RICHARD WOISTANL/tr, £9. WILL/L.M. SIIIIIWOUD, hack lizarer Wcsonrsroars,Jun. hp. • The Committee beg leave to state that (Me Hundred Skates are already taken, and that the Subscription Lisi kapidly SeiruP• JAMES JENNINGS, Hon. Sc - . York Hotel, New Bridge-street, Feb. 27,-Ifor:. - •• • N.B. SubAcriprions are received by the Honorary Secretary, and at the following Bankers :—Alesar. Pares, l leygate, and CO. New Bridge-street Messrs. ktarryat, Kaye, I': ice, and Co, Mansion-House-street ; Messrs. Goslings and Sharpe, end. Messrs. Praed. and Co. Fleet-street ; Mears. Broilk4.-. and l)izon, Chancery-lane ; and Rlessri. Perring, Shaw, and Co. COrnbill. ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY.' • - ' This day was publisbod, Bvo. price 113 s. boards Vat L'esf ASYSTEM of ALGEBRAIC GEQMETIkt.7— By the Rev. DYONISIUS LAIIDNER. - To MR Volumes. Vol. I. comatning the Geometry of Plane Curves. Printed for G: and W. It Whittaker, Ave-Maria-kuie. DR. JOHNSON'S RASSELAS TRANSLATED iIITO ITALIAN. _ _ _ This day was published, in 12nto. price 61. 6d. boards, RASSELA, PRINCIPE D'ABISSINIA :• Tr a. d.,tto doll' Ingkse del Signor Dottor JOHNSON. . _ Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. MR. HOGG'S NEW ROMANCE. This day were published, in Three Vols. 12mo. price 11.45. boards, rrHE'THREE PERILS of MAN; or, War, wwnen, and Witchcraft. A Border Romance. By JAMES 110OG, Author of " Winter Evening Tales," " Brownie of Boasbeck," " Queen's Wake, &c. Etc. Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, Urme, and Brown, London. This day was publtslietl, Elegantly printed in One Volume, post 4to. prize 18s. half bound, A NCIENT SPANISH BALLADS, Historical and Romantic. Translated by J. G. LOCKH ART, 'LLB. _ Printed fur W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; add Cadsll, Strand, London. - . Just arrin T' d, -u • B LACKWOOD'SEDINBURGH MAGAZINA • No. LXICEI. forjANUART, 1843. CW1714176. I. Horn Germanic*. No. 14. The Light-Tower, M Two' Acts. By Ernst Von llouvall—T I. Fragnient. Front the. Swedish of J. H. G. • Akenthal...-111. The Broken Bridges.... IV. The Auto-Biography of .Timoth,y Toil. Schoolmaster;ef Birchindale, (go. 3.—V. Nupti a ls out of Jeopardy. ily Blaine titztraveny, Esq.—Vl. Public AffArs..3,ll: • Dr..Plailiputtte and Mr. Jeffrey. A Letter to Francis Jeffrey, Esq. by tbelflev.' 11. Phillpotrs, D.D.—VIII. W 04% Loves of the Augels.-;-, IX. Byron's kleaven and Earth, a blystery.-.X. The. Korea., —X I. The Confessions of an English Glutton.—Xll. Vindicin Oaelierk---X 111. Anti.Phrettolegii ; a Plain Statement aths.. jections against the System of Dri. Gulf and Spuraheirm--.. i KI V. The Candid, No. I.—X V. Vox Topsail.. Printed for William Blackwood, Faliubtargia ; and T, Cada, Strand, London.. To-morrow will be published, In Two Volumes, two. with Portrait, 245. MEMOIRS OF BENVENUTO CELLI Written by himself. 'Jte Third Edition, revlsed, i t the 'ltalian; with Notes, • By THOMAS ROSCOE, Esq. " The indnutty of Cellini with Michael Angelo, Titian, and 1 all the great Italian Sculpture and Painters of the age ; hie em.. nexions with Francis I. of France, the Emperor Charles V. Popes Clethent VII. and Paul 111. and many of the Princes, Statesmen, and Ecclesiastics of that turbulent 'age, afforded bini opportunities of Making the most interesting observations, and perhaps no man was ever more capable of availing himself of such advantages. Of those great and prominent characters, who then disposed of the destinies of mankind, Cellini gives us at every turn, a transient but distinct view, a glimpse which displays.them in their private domestic moments, svistia they little thought they were sitting fpr their Portraits, to one whose pen was no less effectively descriptive, than his pencil Was strikingly imitative."—Preface. " Cellini was one of the most extraordinary men in an ex traordinary age ; his Life, written by himself, is more amusing than any novel I know."—Horace Walpole. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. The well-set Ttliag, as ivory white, combine To grace, still more, " the Duman face divine." ROWLA ND'S ALSaNA EXTRACT, Fm• imme diately relieving the most violent Tooth-ache, and pre serving, strengthening, and beautifying the Teeth and Gums. TMs admirable specific is recommended by the first pitysiciasss,! and its properties are truly invaluable: In the anguish of excru ciating pain, it affords instantaneous trmitigatioir! It smears,. Lleausch and preserves . l renovating . the Teeth with pristine beauty ; eradicating from the mouth unpleasant taste and inju rious secretion, and repelling the approach 61 decay ! Ilkitally' exterminates the scurvy, restores the glints to the fables*. Of health, and gives them, an 'additional firmness nf- odbrAion,..§y; which means the Teeth axe powerfully rootocl to their socket,. It is, besides, perfectly innoxious and en esSellent mitoMactiii in all cases of flatulency and depression of 'spirits; ftneßy,-ieckfainves Artificial Teeth, and prevents their changing toiciur. :litre flea! necessity of resorting to Artificial -Teeth. PAL bc , . 4 iliitlY Nft! clotted by the Alsana Extract, which, if constaully used * preserve the Teeth and Gums sound, bcantiful, 'indirretlin. pain, to the Lai. t putiod of ettistenee. • By: ate - de-cif -of- Hie ! 1 Teeth, mastication is impeded; and Cent& beauty lose Wilt trictise ornament. To prelerve the. Hoe, and nyalti4ini .: Ins 2 time powers of the other, are “ costsummatio9.4 fIRWV 4 wisi.-d," and by no existing specific in tlic.vnitterge"caet most desirable attainments be'wore readily hisNitikrtlii** use of itownatin'i AuLastai•Extreacv. - - •._ • _ • • - v sic v.l Sold in bottles at tea. 91.49-64. and 10o6d. ends, iirtpiodosisigS by A. Rowsaaoa and Son, SO, Flattoo-ordins-1 1 0bft 1 / 1 4c4PP l . and by all the respectable .I:ntlickle Venders io town anti Cauntry. C,P.L . - lIIENDkItY SUPPRESSION SOCIETY. • - • WedresdaysZthe Anniversary Meeting of this So ciety took place in the Egyptian Hall, Mansion Iforme. 4, .19 The Lamp Mavoa in t h e Ch a i r . The Hall was .n t4u. crowded.' the.crimpany consisted chiefly of Ladies. - aihrisiSie Th e LORIVAIATOIt rated the object o f t h e Meet ,ten, Marie, requested to 9 ing which was to receive the Report of the proceed .. . • iugs and bene6ts of the last year, and expressed his aced a COOSsnittee. rearm admiration of the plans adopted to check the :I e r titutiori. increase of beggars i n t h e M etropo li s . %let iresser „a i . se ask ns . ocip Surrit, Gm. ' The Report was then read. , It stated, that more Vii, &hisses, Erne. - relief had been given to the indigent within the 1.1-.1 as,,essispoossis, isso. year than withinstareserisel of similar duration, ime Enws'an KINIUNOTOX, &q. objects havin o g presented themsel v e s to the Society, • Vltra.ttax Kai, 9.. q. - Jona Moans .Locicarrr. Esq. but that the funds required more active assistance of . . . 4clizil MultUllOg. lisq. the opulent in consequence of those claims. Many . stoats 0'..-tat, Esq. iticiaIIIDITATLON, Its+ cases of gross imposition had been detected by the conductors of the lestitution, who still regretted the practice of giving casual relief to beggars in the streets. Lord CA venal - re, in moving that the Report should - • 11.:1V1'411 P N:P:iti'til" W aailis i r Z es; ; I ; 141. . be teeelved, stated, that while the Society existed, oo '17 "4". 111 ;t v w t h „ person who gave alms in the streets could be excused, ~,A „ i , „., , L g . - as the Society accomplished everything which chari -s,Jun. Esq. table aid could accomplish in cases of the kind, and 4 . 41 1 di r" had the advantage of ascertaining whether the dip Y tress that presented itself was real or feigned. If the distress were real, the Society relieved effectually the sufferer; but if the complaints were feigned, the im postors Were punished, and held up as an adinoni don to others. The tickets of the Society should in all cases be resorted to, as the only plan of disco i tnination. The Report•could ;rot fail to give satisfac tion to every person, except in one respect, the es lausted state of the funds, a condition from which, he hoped they would be speedily retrieved. , - RAADALJACKSoti. Esq. seconded the motion. He liniented that he had not given in beyond his sub icriptitiolo theittstitetion ' of which he was is mem ber for - it:OS* years. It had been 'observed most wisely, that.oneltalf.of the_vice of the Metropolis would be 'pat an end to if* moment men di c it y di sappeared.—. 'il(tintost thanks were then due to those who en atiVenthifficeOrtive the truth of that humane observa lsWat*Vieg beggary in so able a manner-- (4)#A4ll). s ßefore the establishment of the Society, it , foinied a painful ejrcuMstanee, that he used to *Wei' in ate streets diseased and is•retched-looking 'Ohjectsothcise' :cases, howevir, were not unconnected with suspicion. It was neCestary that those who were able to bender; should take upon themselves an ade qUate degree of courage to tesist the impulse, to assist iis'the •ordiriaii nik orgiving charity. But, except they. were tletemined td join heart and baud with the - Society;' therooght still to go on, and give street stistef,."rathEriltaTteach.theitirelvei or their children ally hibitillicell-to•thike•tXeir hearts hard. • The Lises - Maver - it ,was here obliged to leave the Chnir . up • iitibtre, business' , and Lord BELORA VS * a s riellerseeisesle afiteditttaiG- r: the Repsat was re eeireicarith enthusiasm, and adopted.- , Sir Citancess Hoseratt.rofovect the. thanks of the Meeting to the Duke of Yurk, who had 'sent a letter to the Society, statiag that his . Royal . flii;hise ss •, Physician had advised him, in eons trace or the state of his health,- not to attend an dinnav-or ;lib, lic meetings of any kind during the remainder of the season. The thanks were voted in the Most mien siastic mariner. 3.L.WisLrasts, M.P. returned thanks for his re election to the oiiice of Treasurer. He had no doubt but that at no remote period Mendicity would be al together driven from the streets of this metropolis.-- Ile strongly recommended the purchase at tickets from the Society, which would entitle the bearer to food and relief. It would. be well if the heads of •fa-nilies would purchase those tickets, and induce their, servants to do the sa me . I t was. a f act • mol hottiturible tp the national character, that servants, andpersons in Itunibk situations of life, contributed very largely to the supply of street beggars. It was honoittahle to their', becauie it sheaved the generosity FILLY lIIDDLNS:VORTM . , t • ,, 1 9 , 31:g1Fil feel La pp. 13L4t it was unfortunately misplaced 1 to 1 apt Sultana gerierosit , ? 4 ,*4lotileci to increase the great evil of I s tot treat any 0ther. ..,,.. v . OATLANDIL—s to 4 asst Mr. Powlett's two (tak..9. • ' ...; ~,, itreet . i'derffititt. *a...calculated that no less than NZWAIMINNT STAXIM—No betting. '','"o , 1 la • , 4 .• • • DEITY. 80, per Victim leis given away by servants in ,si il • . '• • ,thebsetropo i lii ;door, He was fat at to t apt Eminus 14 to 1 agst Pandas 7to 1 apt Fanatic HI to 1 apt Charcoal' f' 'e• , 2 4ii t rlltikeelin of benevolece,. which did he wished to turn the,geee• 9 to 1 arit Web colt . 22.0t0t0i1l host Pacba yeatit :;; 1 :: 1 . . ' ibtii. :elk): •, . t.. ... ! 1 : 11 to 1 agst - Palisinaa , 1.•,, • -•. &OAT Cl,l Attlit, , t!gs to the proper channel, oats. . .:,.. .irt tr.V.,.*, • !•• ,'t•-• a Cto 1 agst Zalda • 10 to ',apt Sultati" . ' '. ,' 1 ....' ' ~, ,if i strusikolarll 'Mc to the Lord Mayer,. 9to 1 ass' %iater to Sailor ti to t a f st Tint (tle r, ante ar&thaOs Leas nest proposed .by Mr. W. P. . to to raga °livers 'Ugh' °dal apt . asi . CaAWSCIAR . 10 .I . 4 l.i'Mdkiri, the Honorary Secretary. soncksiza sr. MIA. , 20 to 1 are . brothe , te.matt . 111 . e U arli4le. Mover observed, that the merits ri 9 fo 1 apt Sherwood 5.5 to 1 apt Miss Fanny. • • 1,10 tO 1 ogss‘ .•• ;1' • 1M...• ' Yi ,ad his ',services to the Societe, we' e • 17 wi• apt Tinker_ . .. it to Laps . . wigiag.4,,,,k,. .....active benevGlente did n..c ' " • bat • , 4981C4 :' '.'' '''•, . ~ ' ist j qq, ;,polger4i erasion where it cfoild display SFAING AND. N1111T, 7 4b4 01314 liAlb l iflpiik OlkaAllo9llt o . .1 1 4 1 .. !was, Szekgs44 ! ,. AA 411111 time of the Irish Sub bans made tur./irsasptik.• AA"PpljOrn 6l, !4,s4:llitttitberi ..*WtkOn. Jos,eseTtsens*ere unsemitting. -At a very firer, and twit. taiikkemit;lkfOg.S.l4rit AIiVO..IO.II_,TROIM : . eirly period, And . before the Genet al Meeting at the ing offers is apsorpoidate *Air ,htqAf st g, tiff? 0 . 0n02, lir from that to Eve tiurkfra rtoerrelirklmt a . meeting Will - e t City of, Is 4 lndon. Tf' 'fres, ..' l ‘ir! lint!, Lin . s'euntar il Jr plane to artingli kin: bel ly evening. Each , i ( titcre,4ol4!SrPat .15 0 1?V.1'Anic4C1 . 1 t! . 0 10 toe injury of ma hes,rensy , of n.iftstetaßstrair-' s'z'•'! : 7 .'***,•‘ . , : nit oi?tn,:intOrigat-s a q cossed : to, A 4. nJ, in coder the '' • : itAtititiittAViti.AariUt.'•: . .‘:."'"'' .1119 c! FigNVliailli:: to-fie, . " e -r - to :the pressing Stan, irtArciaie‘ ?RAT . • y‘b ca, op, . . . pa? 1.,:e then 14. A few ertiriltrt/EITIPPIT ?fit timrle • .. 1 # 4 . 8 . al - t r i k i s. i -•-s- ..s2. ••-- • 't 1 - . 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'.) renal ...1.- • s • the saLle tinwrionoillet eteiflt/f4Abgeldsl4iefAteesseefel4 ass 1- :. -....-.- i': C.:l t3::3 ~ SA., :Ili. •., ~ 4 n.c tr , -.4 tualfy walked over and rowed ! h a i l v ul t , b fgest.,2lKl L °' m ~,,,'' .. • Vuesday stionighybfare and- billisblwili Iraikothiggg, due, Southwark, Illack9ia t ts,W4a 1 , 1 - 0 ' t,'? . P' rt '"' .w t d al ' 1 tors, 6Thournsibtaiitiseiniot Otattbwra diain i'Vittrhf I Verb . n g I 41 one hour.— Both featl:are Etisi cularly the first, as Kerr isiversi-briiis 60t 6 year. t ti;Ti cowseqnnaess oPhaving. take& poloin 4arsenfe) by shis ,v,r ,s/.1 r. :„. .--: i-s!--sproesSmos:l-4'o r.: st.l-... ss': :I • _cake. 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" 1 7 AAVER Y inferior i m i tat i on - of :popular. mid useful fuventkin having been intsalseed foe Puttlie J. DR AMA 11 and SONS respectfully DO font. SAM:ArtaPt Packet of their genuine Pens is enclosed in a pmwr, itaßlp4:4 with a fac-simile or the signature of the Inventor' DitAssa n ." . . . Palma Portable Pens continuo ao M sold.at •the.miginif ,Iffaifehouse,ll4, Piccadilly; and by most tespeSigila.SMlimlari• 1 The prier bane been lately THE MONTHLY LITERARY REGISTER. . irII E N umber for FEBRUARY was puhlislied Tots 1 •c, p ice t'.s. containbig Engravings of a Roman Temple at Dalbec, and of the Three Designs fur the New Lou don Bridge, which obtained thePrecniums. The BC - nits reviewed in this Number are—O'Driscol's Views of Ireland—Hawkins' Anecdotes—Holmes' United States-- Knortaparte's Memoirs--Horticultural Tour In Flanders--The Lairds of Grippy—Moutezutna—Poems by Helen Maria WU liams—Lucuhrations of Humphrey itavelin—M.S. of Henry . Kirk White—German Stories—Reid'. 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