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310,ITHLY LIST 0 F PUBLICATIONS, FOR MARCH. AN rwurrigs. Antiquities of Atnensi Measnred and Deliissatad. By Tames Ssuast. F.R S. and F S A.and Nicholas Reset', Painters and Arelnwetri In thrve large volume:, folio. Vl. lis. bikirds. The Thad Vcslunse may be bad sepwate, to comp!ete Sets. Cu. 130. boards. 1 [its OA • ARCHITECTURE. Obaervation; en EniFishirc hitectore; Military, F.erlaaisa ti•-al, and Civil; compared with similar Buildings on 11.1 Coo orient; includifig a Critical Itinerary of °stool *IA ; also Historical Notices of &silted Glass, Ornamental ike. with Chronological Tables, and Dimensions ..f and Conventual Churches. Bf the Rev. James 1.4144a5, MAL F.S.A. handiwitorly prints! ou Royal lis. b.pards. . AR Ti. loduror on the Art of }-iirraving, delivered at the Royal limitation id Gicat Britain. By iiihn Laniteeer, }..ogravet to ute King, tied Fi A. one vol. Aso. Ws. fel. boards. Graphic Illustrationsof The htiaeries el Human Life. The Snivel taken fries the popidir Wink of that Title. By G. M Woodward. 14 royal fele% einbeilialsed r ith two hutociori ciao Charaeteriatic Engrav logo, highly culatucil. 111(Y;R APH Y. Memoirs of the Life awl Writiop of the Hon. H Home, M Kalisses, one of the I -pr.!' C.ommiwieiwo. of JiistiviAry iu St:misled : eoutainiog Sketches it the P, ea. of Literature sod I,nprovement I Soetl.old, the rester part of the 1•111 century. By A. ff Tytier, Lord Wuodliou..elee. I vols. 31.3 a. ; rm.! M. be Morgans of Dr. J. Priest*, to the year 1795 ; written by himself t sod continued re the time of Lt. decease by his Sao J. Priestley, T Cooper, end Rev. W. Ultlitie. Vol. 11. 7e 64. _ _ nRAMA. The Tenni !levier; nr, Love and Mercy r an operatic piece, in t acts, perlmin.d .t Drury-lane. Is. Gd. The laich.ten , a Farce; by the late Mr. blichnlas Getium, with. Noma Ind Prettier by the Edivw. Dedicated t.. the Ar chitects of tits Mimi Kingdom. St.. 6d. 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So, ercnteciettnt-Gecitrat of die Quetnutien mid Public Health Department In Malta Oyu. LAW. Liet •f Costs In Chancery, regarding Solnnen, and also Clerks its Court, es increased by Orden of Court, in the Trois( Sir Homo Popham, holden ea board hi. Ma. Gi,d,,1 0 ,, oa Tr.day the 6th of Marcia, 1607, in• al,,Jhair a owes T.lct•Copy of hi. D.Jetaco, taken from das 110 4.1. The 1 6.1 of S. 1 . !her., for Coti. Can. with Lady Con eon,' true d Chan. or: r , in dm Coen of 1101's Bench, Hobliss,l2lWof feb.lll‘l7. .3. TUI%I of .1 Runaway and Owen Haggerty. fir the !Hor de, of 14. Mocha. Itt fid. esasislaratioas concerning a Pinprinal for dividing the Court ai Srosiou into Classes or Cnansbers; for limiting Litida- Wes samll Catlin; and for the Revival of Jury Trial la roman Civil Actions. es. Ex•rrrl:enrr of Reform in the Coon of S.MSiOII iw Scotland. IMILVI two learned Pamphlets. onhltahed tn 17h6 and 17 4, atd wow moprinted, to ‘ hustrata the neeessite of the 'kit for i.oetter rersiating the Courts of J tilltiee in :smitten* '11•41. Menso.t..l of the Loris of Se••inn, and Report from the• of if Ewalt, of Meocates, on the Rill for bettor 7gulating the Couct4 of Ses•inn In Scotland. 2s. NIFDICAL. A Pointer Fssay on the ihoottler familiarly termed a Cold. Br F. L. Wlnte,Surttotot, A Ily.tesont 4/pastime Surgery. founded on tho Emit of Anatomy. thy Chatdos gall. Fdl..w of the Crthene of Sot. riga. In Edmbutth. In Royal tem lei. al hoards dltenrated nurnr•ma. FAlgrartinete. . . Strietos-. fartoe.on • 01...mations on the Nature ate44roo. or th. (jeep Ity K. K.oloolm, h 1.1) haetsea: hynoinos of the Manual Medico. Vol.ll. PllSet LLANIFS An Erhi•al Treatise sia th 3 Passiorte. By T. Ceps, NI. D. well. We. W. A trixietel Casing le d thr Pt...WM now exhibiting et the Cliliery *f 'the bt.icis.i lowitutino, ro. 6d. bfirewles of ffiwoen Life. By J. fl*e►fot4, A. M. Vol. 11 as. Brr,ttre . •4 Reny on rho "bailor woi Inuoutsbility of Truth, in thrporite.rt to Sophistry •.,d Srryticittn, aro. C. : ;,;agrara du Marteltal do! Srlismhere, en p ne e rza p, de rh r mu. , " 1664,011 We,, 1668. Par Le General Women. Vet. 40. bcceart.nno. The Literary Pannranta ; • new Monthly Pnblication, in eludlnz a Review of nook*, Nratnrr of Everitt, and Ma 114. 1 ,111 Of V•if WWI. No. 6, •.:1 Id. end a Sepieement, The Utiivertil Pilainnne, tn. .fanuar.,, 1101, (hring No. 3 of Vol VU. Ni,. Seric,), enattnurrl regularly no th. MA Day of every Each Number contain' six Sheen, of Letter ',we, The re•etilNiisrtet ts enrirned with • correct L.kruoru, fairly e r arrd, (runt art aocredtted Portrait. se 7olisp melt este atitheorti. ft ug , aphieal Mitioults, of Set Horne Pryliani. it at.,. moot taluable Series Or Cutusdn.c..- tions, in History, P:Olo4uphy, lies-T.ctires, Politics, Amer. remits, and the Pioceednies of. Leameit Societies. . . 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Hunter, Ls+ 61. Admission of Papists to held certain Comm.:nuns it, the Army, are. the Substance of Mr. Deputy Birch's Sie.ch in Common Council, March b, 1507. Is. The Substance of a Speech, delivered by Mr. E Quin, on the same day, in Answer to the *Mira. Is. Short Remarks upon recent Political Occurrence' ; and, par ticularly, on the New Plan of Finance. 25. A Review of the Affairs isf India, from the Year 1799 to the Year 13Cti ; comprehending a Summary A , count of WU prin. cpal Transactions dories that eventful period. :34. Cursory Relectsons on the Measures now to agitation in favour of the Rumen Catholics of the Coact Kingdom. 117 a Loyal Irishman. 2s. Thornton, on the Present State of Turkey, 4to. POLITICAL. ECONOMY. The Substance of the Speech, deliverrl in the Csmenittet of Pittance, Jan. 29, irin7, by the Right Hon. Lord II Petty, with Tables ; and the Mani of Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Johnstone is. 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An Alarm to the Refunned Church of Christ, established in these Ki n d hints. Gd. Observations en the Necessity of intmdueing a safStient nornber of restvenable Cletgymett into our C - tlunies is the Wen Indies; and the Expedtency of witablitlieg, for that p Lirpnui , by sat,, :r i r t iw r, a C01;•111 111 this ODUlttry. A Sermon, welched bafote the Lords Spiritual and Tempo. Cal, in the AbSyy Church, Westminster, un Friday, Jan. at, 114117. By the Kellum of St. David's. 2s. A Charge dalivered tw the Clergy of the Eiti.eopal Com:nu• nian of Edinburgh, on 15th January, 1907, by the Rev. U. Sandford, U.U. their Bishop. Deniers Evening Vision compared with History; In which is disclosed, a Prophecy concerning Bonapatte. By the Au thee Si t. La R.-volution," a Vino', Printed at Pmts. Is. A Scriptural Lefture on Heads ; with a Sappieuientate Ad. d es to Mr. Rutter% Winter, un his late Serino*. Bf a Neigh bour. 2,. 6d. A Sertho:i, preache! at the Anniverra,r Meeting el the SOW of the Clergr, i,s the Cathedral Chards of St. Paul, May 1, Mt By the R. Price, L.L.D. 14. A Sermon, prerxhe.l at St. John's Chrreh f , Blackburn, Lan. outlive, Fen. :25. 1807. By T. Sterenson, M.A. Ir. . . . . . - - • A preactic..l at 11 1 orhsm, jolly 17, tKG6, at the Vi• *taco.' of the Eathop of D.t•ltam. H. Philiwits, VI A. 24. Dunertatio , s en the Elesteroce. Aitributet,'Pro;idence, and Wont Govern-met of Grad ; and on the Dnly, Ci14,2(1.1., Se. curdy, and .Final liappinere of hue rusntenve Se4;-..cta. lly the Item. D. Sante, MA. 7r ri.r. Au Earnst Addrei. to Niro of a't a...t 111-rfe , a in ear Milted Chutes of Eng'asl an Ir.lau4l, talive..l..g Ihu peplos N. AU Miff= to du Mar..bcrs u: C rivuc.9ou at lave, uu do. Plepolli aNe S tript;tiits Pultltc ir-xilnin...g:on it: 111• University of Otaurd. I:y toe Getter ut Luit.gtln Cutl.g! 6d A titteond Arth::: to di.to. br &tie Thi Pot% klettce of Gad rover.rohog ke 14bi0... of WIT .torl Caoquest a Sermon, preached at the Cltarel ur liei4h.rnt U. Shictures on Free notetssiton; vr;th On‘erve.inns on the eselisuon unmans the Maid. 14 Pht lole¢' s ts dd. Santini', prear•hed by a. Vllella, Snkliet in the First Re v.iment of Guard., at the I 1 pti.t Meeting tunic!, at go•olui.. Letester.hire, Js 1. 11, ISO/ To which is profiled, a Awl Account of the Author'. Conversion. ad. 70 MGR APHY. illestnrionsof the Scotae, 111Aruey, end the Munsnoa in~ c o ,, e •ty. By J. Weld. C.Q. 11 , 31. 21. 2s. I.p 1. . - . Srntti•h Scenery. Twenty Viwai, engrave., bs W F S.A. film picture* by G. Walker, F bite( De. scriptionc. 11. Its. 64. I. p. IN. od. TRAVELS ObiLerystion.ol a Joufors through Spain and )!sly to Ni• pies, and th.lice to Smyrna and Cuitstautiiinplt, ui 2 rol, nr. Ins 6d in boards. HerriotesTraveh in eatrads. PIANO FORTE MUgfe. TV Crotch% rodutte and Air, la. Gd Sonata, ilether.ted to Mos liain, 6d.—ADitto, Andante a,d Watt. ts. —Cone, and kJnda, Seten.itaa, B..—. Unto ditto Hook td, 84.—Worift Sonatas with Ali% ttp. 3Q, Si —Graet£ Duets. Op. 1). Bs.—H I , gh rraiutio and Dance Co,acque, 3s.—Wilkip's Grand March, tn. FOR 'TUBE HARP. Fiorillo., two Grand Sonatas, dediaded to Mr. Did, op SC, 7.. 6J. " La Serenade," • fa.ourit• Air, by HoM, Is. VOSI Eseli's Duet, Harp and Pianalotte, ss. VIOLIN AND FLUTE MUSIC. Haydn 83.1 and lart Quattett, wath a Canon, se—Viorti SneMitill, two V . milli*. Book Isr, Is—. Ditto, ditto, Kook 2d, Tioree Doers, Flutes, G....—Motu I.loartats, Scrmatas, Elate, Ss. 64.—Ditt r, ditto, liaA 2d, 16. 6d.— Ditto, Duets, Elute, Book lit arid 2d, cacti, VOCAL MUSIC. How tenderly I love Dr. Clarke, Is. II- hears me not : a Song, by Ante, Is Horne us yun miens Sky, • favourite Duet, by ditto, Ss. 61. Nymph, with theme 1 mean to live, a Glee, by Dr. Crutch, la. This SpeOre Knight, a Glee, by Hawes, la 6d. See the Chariot at hand More of Mee, a Glee, by Horsley, 2a. L'lngannu, a favinsitte Song, dedicated to Lady Ruwell; Is. id. The popular Song of The Maid of Snowtm, sung with en. hounded applause, by :slat Tyser, at the Tlwatre-itoyal, Covent Garden. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 11 'ar-0 , 9 ce Mardi 91, 1807. Rovai Reels.= a Hots; Ouuda--Georga - - Gent. tu be Cornet, by purchase., Tice Richard, promoted. 2Rth RPeiment of Footarevat Lieittenant•Colonel Frede ric Philipa Robinetin, from the 86th Foot, to be Major, Tice C , rey. who wirehaiiier. 86th Ditro—.llrevet Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Carey, from dm illth Foot, to be Major, site Robinson, oho exchanger. GARRISON. Richard Nullle, CKk , to be Chaplain to the Garrison a tLe Cupp of Good vice Wiles. who resigns. STAFF. Aiitant Commi , ary of Actonapts Jame. Diekem to be a Depwy Commie as) , of Aec..nophs to the Vote.. To be Deouty Commsairtec•General of Stores, Plovisiuni, and - . . Forage to the Force'. Attifitant-Commit,try THORNS liamlyu Bcnt. As3t.o.t4:omokisiary Darnel 04. Ass..tant-Commi.sary rotor Torquan4. A.K...taut•Comlnnit.m. Thomas Weatherhee.l. To 14 Aeti..t.ott Co.nteisearies of SUNC4, Prove.ons, and Forage to the Forces. ins Pull FL Vaux, Gent. Acting As.uumt•Cummimary Wd4am Gauntlett, Acting Amount Commissary Edward I),liisn. James Ogilvie, Gent. Edward Dance, Gent. William Lamont, Gent. iIIARRACFC‘. _ Dewy Rarrack.M tubes Rarrack-Master in Gnat Britain. MINOR ou Exelmge between Lieutenant-Cr , - lonel Fah!, of the :dh Rnytl Veteran liattalion, and Cam tin Lyman, of the 2d Royal Veteran Manahan, as stated in The Gazette of the 14th indent, hati not taken place. Gummi/sand t4tivl by the rite btu:ream of the Corset, if Surrey. Camberwell Volunteer Inlatitry—Lieutenant Daniel Stow to be Captain, vice Wiluna, resigned. Dated December ti 7, 1806. Lieutenant P. I..fttunin to be ditto, vice Auckland, restried. Dated a. a'oose. Ensign Lawrence to be Lieutenant, •ice Stow. Dated a. abuse. Ensign Glannie to be ditto s vice Lettsom. Dated as above. Fleury Owen, Gent. to he Ensign, vise Lawrence. Dated as above. !ferny Shaer, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Glannie. Dated as above. Eifel Southwark Vulonterre.eßichard C.itnt.r to be Second Leutenant. Dated March 2, 184. Ist Surrey. linlunt—eraff enry itavingron, Grid. tube Sec Lieutatnit. Dated Match 17, 11107. UtTNF.RSIIIIN DIiSOLVED. James Ihrtantle and Malcolm% Currie, of the thy market, lacerneu. March 28, 1807. Genies Seaman and Henry Wan, of Bahumata.street Without, linen &Aiwa. Match 18, 1807. Alexand..r White an.l Geo•eir Utrit, and insurance. broker, No. 4, Tarn.hiau.c-yaid March t 7, 1111.17. Moil Riericoro, F.rloarJ Fagg, Richard IC111(114 . 11, an I Erne Hughes, of Maitchauer, in the caunty of Lancaster, cotton. apisine-s March 11%,_11M7._ . _ William Dove and kuliert Dove, of N ,rvf nod and Padding ton„ kbdalesex, ►riek•makera. Match Id, Illlvy. . . Richard rocs and John Hill, of the c.ty of 8.0.t01, bright smiths and ironmongers. Dec. 51, Joint Senderomn, Edward OafleflGoll. and Sisarke Sander. dem*. tJulat. F„esohlcy. Lucent*, of toeoke SEtulerson) of 11.ee.1., sot the county of York, linen ifra e ert. March 21, William Colrinan and Wit!iam Scott, of Tottenham, in the c•ltility of Mick nur.ety J‘1 , 11: 24, 1806. - NW:jam Thnsnwon ant Jones Doe*: I. of (1-nrge-yard, Bow-kno, Loudon, trunk m licer.. M•,I1 41, I d.a. BANKRIM Robert "tee's., of Cho.ley, in the comity of f.ancatter, cotton-maituficturer, Yosnrrender, April Id, 11, and May If, at alas en, at the George and I)rneon,m Prestoo, in the county of Lancaster. Attorney., Mr. %%finnanley, of Preston; and Me.ors. Milne and ratty, ()A Jewry. \V titian' diayter, late of Soutiintalton, in the enmity of 1./c703, vir.tner, dealer and chaina , i, to surrender, April 7 and 8, at the OM Lrindon Inn, in tar City of Exeter, and 111 .y 12, at four. at the (:. , rire, Inn, in Southmiltnit. Attor neys, Mews. I)esets and Tooke, t I.ay's. inn-square ; and Mr. James Pears., jun. Doom. George Carver, now ..r late "if kipperholme, in the parish of lialtfax, its the county of Ye.k, dealer and Chapman, to surrender, Aprll 14, Vs, sad May 12, at eleven, at Cie Black Ron, 111 thnueraal, in t►e merits of York. Attorneys, .11r. Evans, Tliaelas-tan, London; an I Mr. Carr, in Gunter.al. DIVILANDS. April 21. ilenry Roberts, late or tie parish of Arreton, in the Isle of Wight., in the county of Southampton, John Roberts of N,rri...rt,, so the hie of Wight, mot Mask are- Loy, 'Alt of Kong's Arrot-ya,J, L.rndoss, bookers, atone, at the 5.... n..., us Newport. Apra 2U. Thortaa. Stutteol, 04 Lindl-y, in the parish of Iludsler,firld, its tits• equsity of York, Jalsst Starter I, s.f the law place, and Titoioas Littlewoott, of tOldh,ett. thr o:vitl, of Alriontibtary, in the aid e,, At?, Itta.'al.. mmut,tag recs , eesiera aloe cliatinten, thin thllselfirth, In the fete e.mdly. I Sanwa Srotthuntt and Jam,' Mavvisll, or b I in the cuun:r of Lanciater, chanty awl ture.a. de.dets ChAplllea, at eteren, at the in hlanclar•t •r.. t the said e witty of Lanearstea April I. Wt I,ate tiara, of East tirlassteal, id tile cou , tty Smoot', bre..che. maker, fe4l-nionger, and tasna.v.,..lr.ner a..d thap.nad,at attars, at Guildhall, Leen o a c ~:r Weight. ur Keornyd Mdl , near 11,14,.,, the oninty of Yrlh, Cattcd Nitioriete, dealer ant tattp,s., , at eleven, at tit, Ulm l'aegrn. to htancheoet. Aril tl. W ant Winch. od Tuthill•erret, We.tsto.:•!?r, nt the en•nny 01 All+Mteasx, bancii,:t, at ten, At London. 4ir,l L INTPLIJGENCE. rALmouris, maaci2S. Ati'ved the IValsinstios p.telt.rr, Captain Gra!, th Ma:!-., from Lisbon, in 24 days passaEr.... Wind N E. nrAt, MANCH S ReMilli in the Downs His nelesty's ship, 4 per last.—Wind N.E. CUATHAK, moottx 3!. The 11, re :Se wan Cartlttl,si.cle I, (in SAN: dap, w► Captain Colville ; Ai was also the SappAirt by C. : .. Loa Davis. MOVER, MARCH SO. This morning several passehgers, some L and some foreign, tyros put on shore here from 4 brig bound to London. from Rotterdam, on wou.it of the strung easterly wind: a great number if letters was likewise brought on shore to be far. warded. A brig from the same place passed t'.l port yesterday, which was spoke by our borrower.. All the accounts which we receive from /Johan& rend to confirm the report of the disasters of the French, and the accounts of their continued retreat. This morning's tide came in the brig Reg,, of a •,d f rom Sunderland, Dews, with coals, for riao,:- with ; she was captured by a French privateer, aisi re-tak..n by Ow .1/, , z gun-brig, Lieutenant Davison.; it is said the Captain only escaped a trenct prison. MTN, MARCH tS, Yesterday arrived the Draltunvad, Capt. from 'l' , ,nr.tr.gen, betore this sip sailed, leurrs had been received at Tonningen by the merch,r,, gating that the Russian and French arm:es had hal several battles, in all of winch the Russian!, it Las reported, had the advantage, and that the Frank army were in the aft of retreating. This morning arrived a smuggling lugger, of about JO tons burden, having on board about 150 ankers foreign spirits. This vessel, on ‘Vednesday morning last, about five o'clock, was discovered off Holy Island, by the Royal aerials and Harr Durdan, Excise cutters, but it being calm at the flint, she made off by the assistance of her sweeps or ears ; and it was not till the commanders of these cutters manned and armed their boats, and rowed after her for many hours, and a distance of at least VC miles, that they came up with and captured her. Bit the crew, when they saw the ves]rl cool not escape, took to their haat and made off. WEXFORD. MARCH 19. On Monday, the brig Indu4 , ry, of and from Chester, for Duhlin, with a cargo of cods, s.tncle on Glasscarrig Point. After sustaining the ♦iolence of a heavy sea for some time, she happily got oi, And arrived eddy in our learbGw. . I estelqtay —Eking ii•Tu Ina av —Hof iiiay at ata Public Uthett, IRISH STOCK% Masco 27. Government Debentures 5 per Cent 9411 k,,yal Canal Loan t per Cent. COURSE OF EXI IC.II, Mame■ SI. Antt.en'ain .... SG 9 1 U.l Genoa... l3 Liv.fic Onto at &gal .. 36 —• 1 Venice rt. C H D. last. Rotterdam c 1.. 11 10 2 U. I Lisbon lls Illambarill . 94 10 1111. Oporto a Altona Path 24 10 Lev. Oak 11 Ditto V U 4 11,ordaraox C. du 391 effect. and gars per ea. 4 Ulll,. — New Douhirione... 34a.t.id Ditto — Silecr ne hare • ..• 5 •", Bilboa Legoorii 491 Agio • it 41st Bank at tliiii.re.. Naidp‘ . . DEAT.B. At Antique, after thnteJay; ,General Vend:leer. On Saluda? the 26th eh at St Jarae.'s Palace, in the 04th y-ar of her age, the Hon. rrancee Tracy, FOOL .!ctiarnber W natai to Het Majesty, and only sintiving sister of the !It.: Vac• They, of Toddington, in the conety of Gloucester. 10 .lAnuary last, In Grenado, Samuel Ov`eorneGibbes, be. plunge:l *Km of tilt Philip (;1644, Bart. and the King's 1(e• ceiver of Cenfiscated Property in that Island. - - 111tH WATER, THIS DAY, AY LONDON tittlDt.l. 411sourt.eher....* I Evers....„ 19 min after.. tt SALES BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sc. By Mean. KING: and LOCHEE, On the Premises, No. 86, Chimelkstreet, THIS DAY, April lat, and a fos,lcsia Days, at 11, by Order of the Afsignees of ROBERT HESLOP, a Bankrupt, I.L the Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI- I TUBE, and STOCK in TRADE, corn fn.ind the CPI. lt,t•on d Sitdk, Nltttetals, and EuaWs, Stuffed Birds, Pratt:`. and other Cuiln.ilirt %lay be viewed, and C3taltigues had, price 6d. en the r , e n,.tes, and of the Autlittlievra. PRIM BY ITALIAN, FRENCH, AND FLENII ARTIS rs ,• ROOKS, PORT-FOLIOS, AND PRIM , . , LLLUANTLY FRAMED. Ry Mr. RICHARDSON, At his house, No. SI, in the Strand, the corner of Vißier•.• street, on THURSDAY, April 9, and the Two fo:lowialt Days, at Twelve o'cloc k, AVALUABLE COLLECTION ef PRINTS , by the best Masters, including many of M. Angelo, NI. Alitome, Alartolow. Carracci„ Claude, C"erecgin, Geld°, Guerrieri+, Heath, Utilise, Morghen, Pout." Rairineo Rembramet, Ruben., *Pewees, Titian, Volpute, Woollens ~ , C• &c. several elegantly framed and eased. A few choice ROOKS ; among them are tstmei's Sperts and Pastime's C. l : Inured Plat"; R• 101 ; dis,schihi., with FLIVIIaN Denims ; Houbrakeh's Heads, Ilugaitle. Works, Old Poetry. &c. &e. The Property of a Gentleman, romered from his house in S 1111 l ersetshire. To be Tiered tot Wednesday, AptilB, and the Morning 4 . Sale. Catalogues may be hail of Mr. Richardson, No. Shawl. - - - LONDON —Prided by G. DAVIDSON. No. 17, Dolt C•rort, Koosstreet, Covent-Ga•den, and pubindatil it t Mice. No lb, back of St. Clement'. Church' &aunt' b: W. srut:K, of No. 7, New Helton Weer D r ag Act. rt•drr., &c (n• tin. riper, bent to Ott (Afrja Must prr4 will be Abb . to. -I f.jr.r. fr Lord vimoi HAW , Ms' Hari okleal. AIR H Ts, AN T F, The Praritc bovvil • Tn. Oyes t; AN 0b..- 0 1 E ,.,,, ,(,.. In Ce v tvl , p( b. Isiusd T4l Les*, iles4J The I p'i't wolf/ Dee {Ms The al -1 by Mr c4.uir Ur. it, Nre. ( 110 be YI Lod. Alte mesa E. ;his 71;;I la t fat 1.. we Lii ral4, La‘i Dw Pi% ‘,* kr, Is P. 40 I. 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