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Printed far lobo Murray, Albsourle-vreet. Thi 4 Day, T4 ORI) BYRON'S WQRKS, Vols. 5 and 6, ern. 10s. Od. each ; and Vol.. 6,7, and 8, anal: Bro. 71. esch, containing, Dm. of Venice, Prophecy at Dante, Cain., The and Sardanapalus. mein ad for John Murray, Albetnariastreet. OFOICE OP ORD141:41410E, dfarels 21, 1826. THE PriaelpoiOffkers .r his Mi Orthiance do Aso* give Notice, that Pawn* will be reeeived at their Ofrsee in Pall-man, en or Were TUESDAY. the Bth day of April nen. from nosh persons ei may be grilling to manly this Divest. most with a quentike of STONE. aceisiding seas &anon width me ba abtakkd open applieation at the Beeetery's Mice in Pall. The Tandem to be marked on the onteifirfroder for the sap ply of Stone." • 13y. order of the , Pierseetsy. • Thu day is peldiabod, in 2 large volumes Ilvo. price 345. bawds. rIPHR HISTORY OF ITALY, from the Full of the 1. Western Empire to the Commencement of the Wars of the t reeds Revelation. DINING-ROOM CHAIRS AND CURTAINS. TO BE SOLD, for little Mlle than half their value, Four Handled and diary Dieing-room Chaim, covered with real Spanish morocco of every colour, and moon with horse-hair seats; with them are to be add Curtains for Eighty Windows, oonalithag of morine Spanish eletb, and twelve pair of very supe rb* silk for very large Windowt ; to be MO sa NIAS and Co.'s, 79, Bemers.street, Orfardoweet. PERCEVAL, Bet ?Anted for Gee. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Foolscap Aso. ft. Id. Mid lfilition. " A RNIM to JULIA. • By HENRY LUTTRELL " J'ai ni Its sums demon tans, a fad pnblii ces lama." Rousseau. This dayAs published, in lemo. prim of lits. booed, the Twelfth Edition GALIGNANI'S New PARIS GUIDE; or, Stranger's Companion through the French. Metropolis; eontaining . a detailed sod wear ate description of all the Public Edifices, • law unions, Gardens, &e. &e. with many interesting Particalars not so be feint/ in any C her Work of the kind. Directory of .Trades. mac. Ice. embellished with • sp and several Engravings. Printed for A. and W. Galli:twit, Paris; aid Geo. R. Whit. taker. Ave Marie...lees, Leaden. SOCI6'I 4 I' of BRITISH ARTISTS, Surrod.x-irtalteT, Pactimist.t. EAST. LIVThe EXIIIBITION. flor My SALE e( die WORID3 of ING ARTISTS of tie UNITED KINGDOM Li NOW OPEN to ate Padic dist Tweke °Tie& Admittanee le.--Cmaingtie Is. WPAL LINTON, Seersway. I - 11 MOND, HA I R-CUTTElt(macessar. to Mr. alike) I, BbilMeon-Gudens. bad's' twinned a liestl-dress I Ladies and tientlemen, wittiest the nee of unpleasant elm* amings in the neck, which adheres moat itleasendy co dsibead, may be made net to weigh one swim and a pettier imitation ef nature. no , clouts will aupersedu all ohms le eta elegast SIMI be coming appearance ; warrautednot w and may be limbed, so that they may always be te&nee. so!1, scar Ow comma of tenons. . 1110 121 !:." 1 lAA* Printed for John Murray, Alhernarie.street. In Cr°. IV. 6d. Second Edition of t /' t WV=STONE AND SLATZ COMPANY.— Appikaisso een reeived. VAlrdaterlit 461* lama of the Dinettes and Officers advertised. All calumniations to be addressed to David Laing, Esq. at the Ms of the Company, 23, Lincoln's Inn-fields; or to Mews. Andersen and Williams, Solicitors, Quality-emit. Chaneery-lane. SAMUEL ROBERTS, Secretary. NATIONAL POULTRY JOINT-STOCK COMPANY, CAPITAL TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, In 10,000 Shares of 201. each. A Proepectits, with the Nantes of the Di/rectors, Beakers, &e. is preparing fur the Press. Applications far Shun are received by letter only (post-paid), addressed to the Company et the Offices of Mr. 0. P. Andrews, Solicitor, No. 4, Birclan-lene ; or Ms. F. A. Helps, No. 9, Finch lane, Cornhill. I, Bvs7esoati-svarry, BLACXFSIMIS, Alums' 2.... 1823. PATENT ST EAM- W A SII ING CO MPA NY.—Th e Public are respectfully informed that no further applications for Shares in this Company can be received. The Mogen having learnt that an apprehension exists that this Company is established to oppose that which has been far some Mooths In operation at Phipps' Bridge, 31itcham, beg to inform die Public that the present is the identical Company, merely ex tended and formed anew, for the purpose of carrying into effect those additions which the vast increase of demand renders neces sary, at an expense far beyond the limits of individual capital. BORNEO, SOO LOO, and BANCA COMP-INY. I. A Company, having amongst its objects the development of the rich Gold and Diamond Markets of Borneo, and the ex tension of the great natural advantages of that 1111113(11111e atilt', the great source of wealth in the Eastern Hemisphere, is nearly matured. 2. In the Immediate vicinity of Borneo, and of not lase import ance, are the famous Soo Loo Pearl Banks, celebrated for the fine and large Pearls which they produce ; and the island of Banes, =Mining valuable Ores and Minerals, but more especially rich in Tin, of which a juster view cannot be given than in the wads of Mr. Crawford, the Resident of Sincapore:— " The quantity of Tin which the Mines cf Banes are capable of affording is immense, the supply of ore is nearly indefinite, and the facility of working great. " The whole produce of Banta is Grain Tin, a pore metal, superior In intrinsic value to block tin 221 per cent. Cornish tin is obtained with vast labour by mining through obdurate granite, often to the prodigious depth of many hundred fathoms • Banta tin, by digging through a few soft strata of sand and clay, and set doni to more than three or four fathoms. To clear the Cornish mines film water the most expensive,md complex machinery is re quisite • to clear those of BLUM a simple wooden wheel, costing a few shi llings. To separate the Cornish ore from Its matrix it must be ground in a stumping-mill, as well as subjected to the proems of washing ; the Banat tin is at once separated from its matrix, and lima without Mawr cars for melting, by the !simple process of passing a stream of running water over it, in an aqueduct simply lined with the bark of trees. The necessary result of all this is, that the cost of producing a coat of Banal tin is but 225. Bd., whereas that of Cornwall tin is not less than 645. 7d.; and that, while a Cornish mine seldom yields a rent of more than a tenth or twelfth of the produce, often not more than a twenty-fourth, and usually not above a fi fteenth, ease Banta mines yield no less than one-half. This is the most exact and unquestionable test of the su perior fertility of the one over the other. The skill and ingenuity of the Europeans, their capital, and their machinery, make some amends for the inferior fertility of the Cornish mines, but such as are far enough from counterbalancing the immense wealth of those of Banes. Were the Cornish workmen, with their ingenuity, their capital, and machinery, to be employed on such mines as those of liana, no other mines in the world would in a short time be worth workieg •' and, on the other hand, were the Banes Miners, with their tools and simple machinery, to attempt Mel mines as those of Cornwall, there can be no question but they would be as inacces sible to them for all useful purposes, as if buried a league in the crust of the earth. .. It is but a small portion of an island containing an area of 3,400 geographical miles that has yet been examined. The mines at pre sect are chiefly eoutined to the northern and western parts of it, whereas the south-eastern has hardly been touched. From one ex tremity to the other the alluvial lands are ascertained to abound in beds u: tie ; and from the analogy of other countries it is beyond any doubt that the mountains abound in veins of it. To the diffi cult and expensive processes required for the mining of these last, it is at present superfluous to look, for the alluvial lands contain the cheap and abundant supply of many ages."—Crawford's II istory of the Indian Arehipelagn,Vel. 111. pp. 463, 466. Edinhorgh, 1820. Of the rich Mince of 3lontrsdak, in Borneo, the same authority states, that they are at present chiefly worked by the Chinese, to •he number of six thousand, who are nearly independent of any native authority, be'ng governed by their own Chief ; the tribute paid to the Raja of Sambas, in whose territories the mines are situated. amounting to no more than 150 bungkaia, whilst the an ritel produce is 118,000 oz. of pure gold. The ore, from all se counts, exists in inexhaustible abundance : the immense alluvial tracts round the whole circumference of Borneo everywhere contain rich deposits of this metal ; whence it necessarily follows that the primiti ve mounta i ns of the interior must contain veins of it. From the abundance of the ore, and the usual fascination of all mining projects, especially the s e i n ques t o f the precious metals, the search for gold will he the first object to engage the attention of very enterprising and industrious people settled in that country, of whatever race. Amidst a great deal of anarchy and disorder, min ing has of l ate years been prosecuted by the Chinese with surpris ing spirit. It is not above eight or ten years since considerable ca pital and the use of machinery have been applied to it ; and in tha t lime there has been a vast increase of produce.—See Crawford, Vol. 111. a:ace the Diamond Mines of Golconda have been exhausted, the only supply has been fro.n Borneo, and thence through chan nels suflaciently circuitous. Diamonds are in no repute amongst the Chinese, or ,'trough the industry of that people we should, without doubt, have long ago foutid the produce of the mines of Borneo greatly multiplied. The Bugis 31erchauts are at present he great dealers in diamonds. i. Ut the Soo Loo Fishery and its products it may be sufficient to state, that rich as it is known to be as present, a greater share of skill and industry than are applied to these fisheries would greatly enhance the value and the amount of their produce. Steps have :beady been taken to secure the fall advantage to be derived from here objects. The Capital of the Company will be 1,000,0001. in Shares of 2001. .each. I Communications for the present to be made to Mr. Ogle, No. 3, tlerent's-lane, Lombard-street , r rriiE Original OXYGENATE!) SODA POWDERS .1. for MAKING SODA WATER, continue to be prepared, end gold by t h e Inventors and Proprietors, Messrs. G. MAR 'sl IA 1.1, and CO. Chemists, Brewer -street, Golden-square, and is . sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. each, and in Bottles, at 225. each, duty ncluileal. The I hvegenated Soda Powders having acquired a great repute an, at home and abroad, many ineffective and spurious sorts have i hr en IT V .posed on the P u bli c . Th e genu i ne w ill h ave t h e words, i ~ r- eepa i red by Havre . G. Marshall and Co." engraved on every tax an:. Bottle. ▪e• All other advertised preparations for making Soda Water , nr: the saute name are spurious. ~. ii,..rri,„ ..:cial;tz pn T w o dt b r e s had as shove Lavender Water I eeltenharn Sales in Crystals Ditto ditto Perfumed limn dmn in Efflorescence Ditto ditto 111111 e Fleur Flinn Calcined alagnesia Vegetable Extract I 'actornl Creigh Drops };sprits—furious Avorrci, Vinegar Ent de Cologne 1.ay.2r.(1,-r Vir vgar t f irenh•ar Tieith Powder A rquebusede Water Vegetable Tooth Powder doe. d ,1 ..I , wire Chests, of a ll prices, completely fitted for every c limate; t,enuine Drugs said Medicines, fo r H ome an d E xportat i on , o f the finest quality. Pn . eareci and sold alsn, as above, vell7 superior FRIO'CIi P(I ' l li got all kinds of lino Wuoti, Furniture, &c. E N(ILISEI AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SIIIP CANAL. At a numerous Meeting of the SUBSCRIBERS to this Under taking, held at the London Coree.howea, Ludgate-hill, on SATURDAY. the 20th day of March lOC The Right Bar. Lord ROLLE in the Chair. A Report of the Committee of their Proceedings since the last General Meeting having beat read, Resolved, That the Report be received and approved, and enterad as part of the Minutes of this Day. That this Meeting des confirm and approve of the Proceedings of the Committer as to the steps they bane taken In Parliament re specting this measure. That this Meeting do ronfirm the Proceedings of the Committee in their negotiation with the Bridgwater and Tauntot, Canal Com. pang, and that they be authorised to pursue the same, and to adopt and carry into execution such arrangements respecting it as they may deem most conducive to the success of this undertaking. A Suitement respecting the effect of the proposed line on Mr. , Fram_pton's property was then read. Resolved, That it be referred to the Committee to act in regard to the Com. pennation to be paid to Mr. Frampton, as they may deem 0100 equitable and :-Iviaable under the peculiar Circuguitarees dire Case. c. The Committee reported to the Meeting, that in coasniptence of a Pamphlet and other Papers baying been circulated by Mr. Road mead of Langport, on beiialf of the opposers of the measure, no. pugniag some oldie Calculations contained in the Report, of Mr. Telfoni and Capt.iinNicholls, they hal consulted Mr. Telford, who had unequitmeallweonfirmed his Report In all its parts, and that they bad dimmed Captain Nicholls to prepare a Report in reply to the adverse *Unmet, which the Committee had cosidered, and ve eve 4 apial, completely affirmed his former lkeperis and ple leintreetyr answer me the objections ergo. urrough 31r. Resolved—That for the general satisfaction of all parties in. tweeted in, or affected by, the measure; the Report of Captain Nicholls now submitted to this Meeting be forthwith printed, and widely circulated, under the direction of the Committee. AOLLE. The Noble Lord having left the Chair, It was resolved unanimously—That the warmest Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hon. Lord Rolle, for his great kindness in taking the Chair, and for the dignified and impartial manner in which he has presided over the discussions of the day. SURREY, SUSSEX. and SOUTHWARK FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. The Committee for the formation of this Company having met with the strongest support, beg leave to announce that they will shortly open an Office for the transaction of business. In the m es a time applications for Shares will be received, addressed to the Com mittee, at the Banking-house of Mesars.Weston, Young, and Boa. took, Borough, Southwark, where also particulars may be had. P ROTECTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 33, OLD JEWRY. CAPITAL—FIVE MILLIONS. JAMES BROODER, Esq. M.P. Chairman. RICHARDSON IJORRADAILE, Esq. Deputy Chairman. DIRECTORS. Thomas Allan, Esq. blnems Dorrien Mogen., John Richard Baker, Esq. Esq. John Cook, M.D. Robert Humphrey Marten, J. 11. AI. Dawson, Esq. M.D. Esq. Thomas Gaitskell, Esq. John Mastermaa, Esq L. A. Goldsclnidt, Esq. Richard Price, Esq. Joseph Owen Harris, Esq. Robert Pryor, Esq. Rich. Peckover Harris, Esq. IVilliam Williams, Esq. James Jones, Esq. M.P. James Jacks, Est). I John Wilson, Esq. Pratt Litt, Esq. Richard Wilson, Esq. The Company beg leave to the attention of the public to the advantages held out by this Office. The Insured upon all Policies of not less than one year's dur ation will be entitled to a rateable proportion of twes.third.s of the Prefits ' and the Proprietors to the remaining one-third. Risks of all kinds are covered upon fair and liberal terms. Claimants upon the Company may have their demands submitted to arbitration ; or in cases where the loss is correctly ascertained, they will be immediately paid without deduction or discount. Looses by Lightning will be made good. • Premiums paid in advance for six years will entitle the Insured to the benefit of seven years' Insurance. No charge will be made for the Policy where the sum insured amounts to WO!. or upwards. A subscribed Capital of Five Millions, upon which the deposits of 300,0001. have been paid up, must give perfect confidence and security to the Insured. WIL3IER HARRIS, Secretary. PALLADIUM- LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. WATERLOO-PLACE. AND 78, CIIEAPSTDE. CA PIT.IL—TWO I{III.I.MNS STERLING. DIRECTORS. Sir EDWARD IiTDIC Easy, Bart. M.P. F.A.S. Chairman. Colonel JottN BAILLtE. 31. P. F.R.S. Deputy Chairman. Jos. Dupre Alexander, Esq. Neil Benjamin Edmonstone, M.P. Esq. John L. Anderdon, Esq. Joseph Esdaile, Esq. George Arbuthnot, E.g. Right lion. W. 11. Fremantle, Samuel Bosanque., Esq. 1.P.3 Henry Browne, Esq. F.R.S. Captain henry Rater. F.R.S. Sir W. Champion de Cmpigny, John Mitchell, Jun. Esq. Ban. 111. P. Charles Elton Prescott, Esq. Sir Congreve, Bart. Peter Reierson, Esq. M.P. Alexander Robertson, Esq. M.P. Col. Th. Henry Hastings Da- Samuel Skinner, F.sq. vies. M.P. Patrick Maxwell Stewart, Esq. Col. William Bodyeott Davis. Colonel Mark 11'ilks W. R. Keith Douglas, Esq. Sir William Young, But. M.P. It has been the object of this Institution to combine the advan tages and to remedy the defects of other Establishments; and greater benefits are secured to the public, both in the Life and Fire Departments, than have been offered by any other Society. In the Life Department, four-fifths (or IA per cent.) of the esti. mated profits will be added every seventh year, by way of bonus, to the Policies effected for the whole term of life, on lives insured under the age of fifty, or will be applied in reduction of future annnal premiums, at the option of the Assured. In the lire Department, an equal apportionment of four-fifths (or SS per cent.) of the profits on Policies continued for seven years, will be septennially allowed to persons who have paid seven years' premium in a single sum, or by annual payments. The remaining profits in both Departments will be transferred to the Subscribed Capital, and preserved untouched to form a con tinually-increasing guarantee to the Assured. A prompt payment of six years' premium entitles the Assured to the benefit of a seven years' insurance. All claims on the Society paid without deduction or discount, and the Assured have the option of settling disputed claims by Arbitration. Parties by obtaining the settlement of a loss do not lose their right to participate in the profits. Persons Assuring their lives in this Office may cross the sea in decked vessels between the Elbe and Brest without any extra premium being required. WALTER COSSER, Secretary. TO PARENTS ANI► GUARDIANS. AN APl4l.l'.tiiiiii iirANTED by a MEDICAL GENTLOIAN many years established in large and re spectable Practice in London. A Youth of good education and pleasing address would find this situation to possess many advan tages. Apply, if by letter post paid, to Mr. Jukes, Surgeon, Pimlice. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. THE IN FALLITILE GERMAN CORN-PLASTER. This most effectual remedy has enjoyed a very extensive sale for upwards of half a century, and continues to maintain a de cided superiority over all Ointments, lzalves, &c. of the like description, affording immediate relief to p.•rsons afflicted with Corns of recent or long standing, without the least injury to the Feet. _ Prepare(' by T. Axtell, and mold in Boxes, at Is. 14d. each, by Messrs. Barclay, Fleet-market ; Butler, Chspapside ; Edwards, St. Paul's Churchyard; Prout, near Temple-bar; Purser. 1, Finch lane ; Sanger, 150. Oxford-street ; Sutton and Co.„ Bow t'hurch-yard ; Ward, 324, Holborn; and. all Venders of Patent Medicines. Of whom ma• also be had, S.II.IION'S GUTT.£ VIT.E, or CORDIAL DROPS, for the Cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, and dis orders arming from obstructions of the Breast and Loop. Its bottles, at Is. 9d. and 2s. 9d. each. TOOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE. P) RR Y'S ESSENCE has received the unction and support of the most distinguished Personages in the King • dom, together with the united testimony of the first Physicians in Europe, and numerous favourable comments in highly respectable Medical Journals, where it has been declared to be the " best thing ever discuvertd for the Tooth-ache and Ear-ache." It instantane ously relieves the most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth sound and firm, prevents further decay, effectually cures the Scur. vey in the Gums, fastens loose Teeth, and renders them firm and serviceable to the latest period, and effectually prevents the Tooth. ache. Sold in Bottles, Is. l.ld. and N. 9d. by Butler. Chemist, 4. Cheapsids, St. Paul's, and 220, Regent -street (near the Argyll Rooms). London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders through ut the United Kingdom. . Of whom. also, may be had, MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK PLASTER, an excellent Re medy for eradicating Corns, Bunion', Sie. •.• Be careful to ask for Pan's Elie: ^-e fur the Tooth-arbs, and Morris's lirtqlswick Corn Plaster. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SILK AND LACE IVAREHOCSE, No. 17, NEW BOND-STREET, Corner of afford-sheet. j 1 RANSOM begs leave to return bis sincere Thanks 41' • to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for the libe ral encouragement he has hitherto received, and respectfully in forms them that he has entered into PARTNERSHIP with Mr. DAVIES, front the House of Messrs. Howell and James, Regent street. SANSOM and DAVIES most respectfully inform the Nobi lity, Gentry, and Public, that in consequence of their having made several very extensive purchases of SIIJCS previous to the late ad. sluice, S. and D. are enabled to oiler for inspection a large and elegant assortment of Sarcenets, Gros de Naples, I)ucapes, Lute strings, and Levantine', of every new and fsabionable colour ; also a great variety of new Shades in striped Grade Naples and figured 'incepts, of the most modern designs ; and an elegant assortment of Silk Barege Neckerchief., Scarfs, and Messes. &axiom and Davies begs to remind the Nobility and Gentry of their extensive and well-selected Stock of LACE GOODS, con. sisting of White and Black Bobbin Veils, Scarfs, Squares, Pele. tines, and Dresses. English and Foreign, Blonds, Bfechlins, Va lenciennes, and British Thread Laces, Ate. etc. Brussels and Chantilly Veils. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE. EXETER • 'CHANGE. STRAND. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forma a se- 1 tend division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a large and well.manufsetured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur ride, ride Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed ding, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, &e. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, front whia no discount orabatement will be made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE I GLASS, Front TWO AND A HALF to FORTY per Ctnt. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament, 1773. THE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the Reduction in the Company's Prices, which took place in 1820, a FURTHER Reduction is wow made, from Two and a Ha(fto Forty per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement of hsx Fat and upwards, agreeably to a printed Scale, which may be had at the C'ompany's Warehouse, ALBION-PLACL, BLACKFRIA RS' BRIDGE, where an extensive assortment of CAST PLATE GLASS, of fine Colour and Brilliancy, su perior to that of any other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale by Mr. .1 AWES HAWCIWGS, Secretary to the Company, and also Mr. Jon w CaocKh'o2l3, at the Company's Works at Ravenomu, sear Prescot, Lancashire. TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. In In. fs. In. In. .£ s. In. In. ta. 80 by 40 • . 37 13 90 by 70 .. 93 10 105 by 50 . . 75 5 80 60 . . Sti 4 93 35.. 43 18 106 59..102 0 80 80 . . 86 10 95 45.. 33 7 110 36 . . 59 3 pp 70 ..71 10 93 33 .. 66 14 112 71 . 147 8 83 33 •• 30 1 U 68 .. 91 13 Ili 80 . 197 I 3 84 4 5 4 6 2 93 73 .. 113 8 121 70 . • 172 88 SS . . 55 12 100 40.. 63 9 123 68 . .166 lb ..70 11 100 60 70 8 127 30 .. 117 2 90 40 ..41 14 100 60 .. 92 6 132 67 . 192 2 90 30 . . 6414 190 70 ..111 1 134 70..214 7 90 AO. .68 18 100 80 .. 142 1 140 61 . 187 12 DRAWBACK allowed on Rsportation, 2s. 91 per fez( sit icificial, Just published, in one vol. Ben. with an engraved Title-page, and Autographs. price 12s. —____-- THE DIARY of HENRY TEONGE, a Chaplain on board the English ships Assistance, Bristol. and Royal Oak, from 1675 to 1679. Now first published from tile original manu script; with an account of the Author, and copious biographical and explanatory Notes, offering men) , remarkable illustrations of Ancient and Foreign Customs. " We have found this volume rich in matter, at once curious and entertaining. In some respects it resembles a sort of Naval bask Walton, affording not only a picturesque view of the feelings and manners of the times, on shipboard, and relating minute circum stances for which we might look in vain anywhere else, but setting before us, by its traits of the writer, a very original character, in whose adventures we cannot help taking a special interest. Such is the Diary of Henry Tennge ; but it is rendered still more accept able by a number of excellent notes and parallels, in which the for gotten biographies of gallant sailors are revived, and many remzrk able points connected with the sea service of that period are illus.. traced."—Literary Gazette. London : Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. THE GENUINE EDITION OF ENTICE'S LATIN AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY, by SARJANT. In one volume square Elmo. price ho. bound, NTICK'S NEW LATIN-ENGLISH and ENG LISH-LATIN DICTIONARY, designed for the use of Grammar Schools and Private Education. This genuine edition contains, exclusively, a Classical Index of the preterperfect and supines of Verbs; also the corrections and ad ditions of the numerous editions which have appeared within the last sixteen years; and it is more especially to be preferred for the important augmentation and careful correction throughout. By the Rev. M. G. SARJANT, B.A. Of Queen's College. Oxford. Printed for J. lawman ; C. and J. Rivington ; .1. Nunn; J. Cuthell ; T. Cadet! ; Longman and Co. ; Homey and Sons; J. Richardson ; J. M. Richardson ; Harvey and Darton ; E. Wil liams; W. Ginger; Baldwin and Co.: Sherwood and Co.; R. Saunders; Hamilton and Co.; G. B. Whittaker ; J. Collingwood ; J. Sauter; Simpkin and Marshall; R Hunter; Hardingand Co. ; F. Westley, London; and Wilson and Son, York. The Ti RONIS THESAURUS, or Latin Part only, may be had separately, price Is. 6d. bound. On the Ist of April will be published, price 2s. 6d. THE HARMONICON, No. XXVIII. Contents:— I. Theme and l'artations for Piano-forte, Ferdinand Rita; qite new, and composed for this work. 11. Entire new Set of uadrilles, jest produced in Pa ri s. 111. Ent? Act to La Nage l rcaen Lake), arranged for Piano-forte. IV. Sonic Hope, Hum meL V. New Romance, Onslow (French sail Is . mlish words). VI. Arista, Asioli (Italian and English words). VII. Glee, by Swett, the Comedian t--all with Accompaniments for Plano.feete. Memoir of Winter. Musical Gleanings in %frica. Disco of ancient Tablets, relative .;) tiretic Music. Copious Foreign Mu. sical Report. The Ancient and PbiUsannonic Concerts. Rosiest of Music. Notices of Foreign Works. The Theatres, Oratorios. &c. No. XXI. The Overtire end 3lusic of Der Freisehuts, price 3s 61. No. XX Vll. The Overture and Music of Precious, Ils. &L Ordcrs should particularly specify the flaratordeon Editions of the Freischutx and Preciosa, as the price of each is less than one sixth of the other t Ediions. .. _ ... London: Printed for Satnuf.l Leigh, 13, Strand; sold by \V. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; R. bliiliken, Dublin ; and ell Bockaeler• and Alusie-sellers. A. VISIT to GREECE; containing &petting the Rove!utile, which have been very latol/ lected is that Country. By GEORGE WADDIVOTON. Esq. Author of " Travel& in Ethivpia." , Printed tor John MCITfe, AIIPCFMT:e.e.ett. BOOK OF THE CHURCH. In the plow Bvo. ILTININCIAL =MASI& ANGLICittieR - !. die E 4 v of the Church.. vindicated add amplitied. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. LL.D. Ptintod for John Murray, Albanork.street. In a few days, A Third Edition of the Book of the Church, 2 vols. urn. 245, This day is published, in two vols. Bvo. pried 3/. 34 boards. 420LUTIONS of the CAMBRIDGE PROBLEMS; L/ being Answers to the Questions propoied to the Candidates for Honours at the Senate House Elm:nil:m . lone, from the Year 1880 w 1320 inclusively. •By J. M. F. WRIGHT, A.B. Late &bolsi. of Trinity College, Cambridge. Printed for Black, Young, and Young, Foreign and English Booksellers. Tavistock-street, London. • FllO COVER this Beason, At the Hone Bazaar, King- JL street. Portman-square, Tborouglubeed Mares at seven gui. near, and Ilnlf.bred Mares at five guineas, And 34. the groom ; YOUNG Slit HARRY DIMSDA Lg, *gray colt, risi• g four years old, got by Sir Harry ,Ditninialc, out of Sigisinuoda, by Buzzard, grand-dam • Camilla. by Big!isyer, Illatchern, Regulus. &c. He is sixteen hands high, a horse of extraordinary power', and likely to get very valuable stock, both for racing and hunpng. Also, at three guineas, and is. the Groom, a Brown Bone, m ine six yeogs old, got by Haphazard, dam by Buzzard, out of Cs mina (own sister to Signsmeinda). He is fifteen hands three inches high, a horse of great ;weer, and his atoll( very promising. SELECT MEDICINES.—VEGETABLE ANTIBI. LioUs PILLS, for expplling superabundant bile, pp. moting digtstion 'and all the secretions necessary to keep the body in health; prepared front the preteriptiou of an =meat Physician Fold In boxes, at Is. I Ad. and 2s. tit each. CHEMICAL, ANODYNE ESIBROCATION. for allaying irritation and dispersing chilblains before broken. and an •t seciteut reme , ty for rheumatism, swains, bruises, &c. In bottles, Is. I and 2s. 9d. each. CHILBLAIN CERATE, a crte:n cure for chilblains when broken; a most successful remedy thr burns, scalds, and cruptioni of the skin, and decidedly the best application for Eire and the legs. Price Is. lld. per Imx. IiAISA3IIG - PECTUaAL C 917011 PILLS, which ore eminently serviceable in allaying the irritation cxe:ting ettegb, and promoting expectoration. Leing judiciously e, ii with tnihd stulorifics,. they relieve difficulty of berthing and oppre•oion at the chest, procuring natitral and refreshing to lecp, sad may los relied on as a certain remedy for coughs, uthmas, &c. Se'4l•ln boxes, at Is. 1 and 2s. 9d. each. 131PRI/VI.D VEGETABI.E AN'TISEPTIC TOOTH POWDER. This innocent and agreeable dentifrice Lcauthre.: tho teeth, cleanses the mouth. and imparts a delightful fragrance to the breath. By its mild astringent and antiseptic prone:L.o.li airerts the progress of decay arising from previous neglect, preserves tho gums. and fastens this teeth (even after the exhibition nt nt :reit' and of letually prevents the tooth-ache. Sold in ;Java, at each. The FAMILY APERIENT, or much•improved DINNER PILLS. This ekcellent family medicine unties every rec.:lime*. ktion of mild operation with FIWINIVIII efte: t, 37.4 useful in disorders of the stomach and bowels. trutigest:cn, ,r appetite, pains and giddiness of the head, habits,: .! rost.veut,,a Sold in bones, at Is. lid. and 11s. NI. each. PARIS VEGETAELE PILLS, or FRENCH a mild, rate, and certain remedy for crowd:tints a intlisentl.-;:., scorbutic eruptions, gravel, stone, and ail ahixrits , of the and bladder. The full and familiar primed dim:ions 11C:01 , 1r 'tying this ine&cihe furnish instruction, and prov;d; rid m e%;:y stage of the disorder, and by attention ensure :4 ru e a ill: safety, and despatch. Sold in boxes. at 21. 9d. tarb, by TIMMAS HALL, Chemist and Druggist, 13, I lettrietta-street, Covent-ga;cien. Sole Agent to the Proprietor. • GOSS'S WORKS. • " Homincm pngins nustrn sspio." " Our page relates to roan."--31ART IA r.. Just published, price b.:. in be rds, Sevemeefli 1. I_ E JEGIS of LIFE; a Non-MeLlical Commentary on the indiscretions rrising from Hmncn l'railty, in whit.'; the Ceases, Symptoms, and baneful Etrecu of Lues V+ ,cre4, norrhea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, As., arc luily Pgrt 11. embraces ['tactical( tiscrvutinns on Sexual Deht!ity, .eii. Abuse, and Mental Irritation ; with scme interesting (illustrations on Vegetable and Animal Lite. In a Set i••+ of Cvoi illustrative of the preceding Subject+. explaining ti.ent to a familia: , manner.—By GOSS and CO. onsul,ing Surgeons, I.e.:Oun. " Nstura boats " Omnibus esse dedit, si mgr,.;. cat uti.".—Ct. r .IV. " Since Heaven to all the thod ul stt : Tl.,s, . . " Its frugal application marks the wise." 2 IIYGELiNA ; a Non-Medical Ansi.. six otsor. , Pun-Tiro:As incidental to females, in wh::.11 are °tenni same lump:tart adcno• nitions on the peculiar (h.:V.116cl attentlin ' • thi..r sym p at hi es , an d f orma ti o n. The soh3ect of St, ;I.!! is e•.pezia dwelt un. Interesting aml important cases ir.iisinve the sub,;m. " Qu tm o fugit Venus ? lieu! tjupvc cuiur ceeet.• 0 P " Whither flies Love? Ah ! •st•cre the cliarici - . 1 • t.loun, •" The above niny be had Shcrwa, I, and 20, l' a t ;r_ r.oster-row, London; Loder, Ili it ‘V I,- el.:, 72 Wormier; J. Clark, Colchester; ; d, II untingdon ; Matchett end rimy ento., Purls wal -it leo4, Norwich ; It. Deck, Ipswich; D••••ton, Bur/ rt. mural's ; 31oreom, Corn-street. Breen! ; Ilarrsit :ind fl..tt.; flat;, Cambridge; Todd, Ilrigge.te, ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; Treurnan, :ci : holine. York; Gore, Liverpool; liarru;., : June's, 117, Trongtate, Glasgow; Porter, 72, •. ; Stewart 61, South Bridze -street, Eliabargl,; ant! ty all 110.34- sellers.—( Price 6a.) Messrs. GOSS and CO. a:e to be ctfitilted. as 1,1,a1, every day, at their hruse; and Patients in the ctia:,!. v reynestal to describe minutely the cam, enclosing a r h.: • drize and medicine, which can be forwarded tot. ty pat QC as GOSS and CO., 31. R. C. Surgunns, Nu. 11, Bei,eeive... trre, Fleet -street. London. 30, STRAND. NATURE AND ART, or THE ESQ►►."IMAUX INDIANS. lAat hotterdam Fair, like a Carnival gar. Where Nature and Art form a splendid divolay, Two liaquimanz Indians, to whom were unknowa The produce of aught save their own frigid sure, Sojourn . 1 on the Rotten, in secluded ore, No sight yet obtain'd of the city or fair ; When over their bowls, in hilarity niet, An Amateur laid with another a bet, I F T : l4l4 t e r Em N in s aa tu ui re i m l s au a h n i lg u i l n i n "i ch dia am i t d s h fo e '" b r t i t tt w to rac il d l t ec i d u e.er i n d s e u:f Art ; Each party agreed by their choice to abide. Their Guardian's consent then obtain'd ;.--to off: 7 1 Pair scope, a large count was sto.'d With multiform produce of Nature and Art, • Attraction to draw and new pleasure impart : Excluding, however. all mirrors, that itf SO often untutor'il attcnt!or to swerve. The panics now mct, and the two Esquimau% Were brought from the store in L.!! fleudii.i. •e c:tose. The room they sarg'il wi th apsrer One charm, then WO: her, pi•rt.:evaug •! e • . . Unsteady, and giving the pret`ri:.,c iz• Till full in their view thttr t• ri By two then rest:n:4,l pi .7•••-• .r'......... •• Aught else If they were tit •i. nt•r-evs• • • !: Herr flied was the chr.re ut tt. r • My friend, you hsve test, r 4 tr,:•,•l •. efvFe Is out of the questioit."- - !.! ..r ; The other replied, at 41 ts ,• i•:: F !. • 4.) . - • Unambusted —4,1111120. 171, e . . r •• Of Art over Nature F:seiting, This essy-shining ani •i' ' i•••'t lt t p. 4.4,41 ar ROBERT WA RBI:N. 30. e mkt. ; bead ith town in the knigiloin. Liquid, in Bottles, lid.. 100., 1 . 231.. and eA.7i77. Ake PASTE ill %Ch.l NO, in rots, he.. and tra. A Shilling Pit of P:.ste it cowl t, Ec.ii Is. lit :ttle4 cf 1 LAMPS. THE Patentee and Inventor of the SINUMBRA, STATIC, and NEW FOUNTAIN LAMPS, hogs to in. form the Public, that he has opened Rooms adjoining his Menu. factory, No. Pt Argyll-place, Regent-street, for their Exhibition and Sale, and that Purchase,* mar now obtain his Lamps on most moderate terms at the °righted Manufactory, where may be seen every variety, from the simplest in form and the lowest is prim to the costliest, richest, and most elegant. A description of the merits of each Lamp is too long for inset.. ticm hoe ; but explanatory cards may be had at the Warehouse. GLORIOUS TWELFTH OF APRIL NEW LOTTERY.—LAST CONTRACT.—AII in One Pay.—Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds; Thirty other Capitals; no Blanks. TICKETS and SHARES for the above Grand Lottery, anon Sale at EYTON's Lucky Office- 2, Comhill. British and Foreign Securities. Fire. Bridge, Gas, Canal, and Mine Shares, bought and sold by Connisaion. THECX)NCLUDING CONTRACT. QWIFT and CO. respectfully inform the Public that %..7 the Scheme (to be all derided in One Day, 12th APRIL) contains FOUR Prizes of .C 20,000. with Forty other Capital*, and many Prizes, an usual, of smaller value, down to LIO. Every Ticket will be entitled to at least .£3. This last feature rendered the late Lotteries very popular, and is therefore continued in the present Scheme. A great variety of Numbers are selling at the old Offices of Swift and Co. 11, Poultry, 12. Charinpanss, and 31, Aldwate 11 igh-street, London ; and by their Agents in all the principal Country Towns. N.B. Swift and Co. sold Six of the Capitals in the last Contract. T OTTERIES will soon terminate in this Country, as the Chancellor of the Exchequer has made his final Con. tract. and, when :hey are over, we understand BISH has it in con templation to publish a List of all the Capital Prizes sold at his Offices since their first Establishment. This will be to many an interesting volume, and will show how steady and anifonn his success halt been. Although some Months have been more propi tious than others (in April, for instance), he has been particnlarly fortunate, having sold all the Three 30,000/. Prizes contained in a Lottery drawn in that Month (an instance of luck unparalleled), and in the late Lotteries drawn in October, November, and De cember, he sold Two 30,0001. and Three 20.0001. Prizes. The next Drawing takes place in Bish's lucky Month (April the 12th), when Four 20.0001. and Thirty other Capitals and 200,0001. in Prises will be distributed all in one day. SPITALFIF:LDS HOUSE, 234, REGENT-STREET, OPPOSITE HA NOVER-STREET. BROW?' and HUBBARD, Silk-mercers and Manu facturers, respectfully inform the Nobility and Public, that They have removed from Henrietta -street, and have This Day opened the above large Establishment, on the Ready Money system, with a splendid and fashionable STOCK of SILKS of every de scription, and in the various new productions for the Spring. Silk Cloaks, Muslino, Lace, Silk and Cotton Stocking., printed :Mo lina for Morning Dresses, Shawls in every new manufacture, Mus lin Robes, (loves, fanciful Handkerchiefs, and many Novelties in dress, at such prices that they do not fear competition. One of their Looms will be daily eshibi!cd, by which Ladies may see the curious and beautiful art of wearing. N.B. India Shawls bought or exchanged. Their extensive Premises in Henrietta-street to be Let.—One COtletlll. ?Malley is publishad, in 3 vols. &to. price V. S. • /]CBE RIVIVRy of PARIS, from the eery's& Period 1 tik gle u rito!as; eontaleim a of iteAn oat Gap, Wel t b r name i Facts and Anec dotes hitherto unpublished, tending to illustrate the different Eras of French History, particularly the eventful period of the Revolu tion. To which is added, an Appendix, containing a Notice of the Church of Saint Denis., an Account of the Violation 4J the Royal Tombs, important Statistical Tables derived from official re sources, ite. &c. Printed forOeo. R. iVhittaker, Ave Maria.lanc. This day is published infirm with a View of Athena, price 12s. hoards. NARRATIVE of a SECOND VISIT to GREECE ; including Facts and Anecdotes connected with the last days of Lord Byron, Extracts from the Author's Correspondence gut the Provistonal Government, Prince Mavrocorclato, Lord Charles Murray, Colonel Stanhope, &c. &c. &c. " Publicity is the soul of justice."—Btx THAW. By EDWARD BLAQUIERE. Author of an "Historical Review of the Spanish Revolution," &e. Printed for Geo. 11. AVhittaker, are blaria-lane. Alan. a Second Edition of TIN GREEK REVOLUTION, its Origin and Progrenn; to. gether with some Remarks on the Religion, National Character, Sze. in Greece. By E. Blaquiere, Esq. with a large Map, lb boards. FARR ON CANCER This day is published, the Second Edition, with Important Im provements in Practice, and much New Matter, Bvo., price Is. ATREATISE illustrative of a Method by which OCCULT CANCER may be Cured; together with Practical Directions for its treatment in the ulcerative stage. By WILLIAM FARR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, late Surgeon to the Hospital on the Island of Anholt, &c. &.c. Published by W. Wightman. 48, Fleet-street. Of whom may he had, by the ssme Author, A TREATISE on the CURE of SCROFULA, Second Edition, pries 44. DR. ArRE ON DISORDERS OF THE LIVER AND THE OTHER DIGESTIVE ORGANS. This day is published. price Rs. &I. in boards, the Second Edition of pRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the NATURE 1 and TREATMENT of those DISORDERS of the LIVER and other DIGESTIVE ORGANS which produce what are denominated BILIOUS COM P 1...V1 NTS. By JOSEPH )1)(11E, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Physicians, &c. Printed for and sold by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster- TOW. WESTMINSTER REVIEW.--The Public aro respectfully informed, that the Sixth Number of THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW will be published TO-MORROW, and contain as follows: T. Lim of Libel and Liberty of the Press.—Tl. The Works of Frederie - Schlegel.—lll. On Magnetic Attraction.—!V. Rome in the Ninwereoth Oentwri--litsly and the Italian..--V. Exportation of Machinery.—Vl. The Corn Laws.—Vll. Prisons and Prison Discipline.—Vll On Emigration.—Advice to Emigraets.—l X. Boaden's Memoirs of Kemble.--X. Contagion and Sanitary Laws. CRITICAL NOTICES ,—lloges Queen Flynde; the lan provisatrice ; Impracticability of a North West Passage; Nayler's Coronation of George IV.: the Writer's Clerk : a Few Observa tions on some Topics in Political Economy ; Cochran 's Travels in Colombia; Browne on the Differential Calculus. London : Published by Baldwin, Cradock. and Joy. •.• The first Five Numbers having been severally reprinted may be had of any Bookseller. This day is published, in 2 vols. post Ilyo. price I Is. EVERY DAY OCCURRENCES. " Tritus. et e medio fortune ductus aeervo."—JvvEwar.. London : Printed (or Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. This day is publiahed, price 7s. bound in red leather, ACOMPENDIUM of the BRITISH PEERAGE; containing the Surnames, Creations, Residences, Titles, Offices Civil and Military, and Intermarriages, of the Two present Generations, arranged alphabetically in a tabular form ;—wlth an Appendix, comprising Lists of Archbishops and Bishops, Com moners allied to the Nobility ; Surnames of IPeers ; Titles of Peers Eldest Sons; Knights of the Garter, Thistle. and St. Patrick; Knights Grand Crosses, and Commanders of the Bath ; Ills Ma jesty's Ministers ; Tcble of Precedency ; Baronets ; and Crests and Mottos of the Peers. By CHARLES WHITE, Eq. London t Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. 4 . r