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an seder for a :jiver medal, set in gold, for two ru- I pert" siogr riiess, in the stroke trimmer, of" Battle of Al x oidria," and the portraits of Cie officers en sagel on that memorable occasion. flchiationetti, Esq. the like. fir Ms ersgrav isig of The landing of the British towns in Abou kir Bay." Mr R Branoon, of Wynyat.street, received an 0-der for his silver medal. for a wood-cm engraving of a scene in the play of King Jiihn In answer to some inquiries from t.,e President, this artist stwed Turkey-boa to h.i preferable to English, for en graving, and better than Brazil, or the harder woods. Mr. Roht.Csrpen ter next explained, at the request of Isis Grace, why he preferred lime-tree wood for cateings, similar to those by Gibbon, which or. nsitnero St. Paul's Choir, and other public buildings, an 1 received a s Ivey pallet for his carving of the Story of David aioi Nabel's wife ; which, with a so cimen, carved otaier the irspetrtion of the So. sins'. Cemmittee, were much admired. Miss Warren, a> deputy for Miss Wilier, received the greater silver pallet, for a drawing of a syca -11.01.• brancl.. Miss F. H. Barlow. of Somerset-house, the same, fur a dr.iwing of flowers. Miss H. liarow, an interesting young lady, the sagt, for a landscape. Miss Maria Denman again appeared, to receive her (*der toe a siliier medal, for a most beautiful sad chaste plaster model of a Cupid'. head. Mr. Thomas Denman, of High Helborn, re c•iived the smaller saves pallet, fur a plaster model • of Ansonii•us. 4r. Homo Sass, of King-street. received an order for a rilver medal, for his outline drawing of " The Lancorm." Mr. H 1). Thirlche, of Stafford-place, the like for a drawire. • Mr. W. Finden, of Warren-street, a greater silver 10 1 dirte. Mr. Denis Deighton, of Charing-cross, a smar:e sneer pl . li r, for ditto. Mr. Jameson, ditto, for a view in Westmoreland. M isier W C. Ross, of Bow-street, an interesting to.ly twelve years of age, was presented with the greater silver pallet, for his historical drawing, co.- pied from a painting of the death of Wet Tyler: the attention of the company being much fixed on this eke( r boy, Mr. Flaxman, the artist, row. and mantioned the great merit of the specimen which tlo candidate before th m had given in that room, in the presence of the Committee, (an indispensable eriedition with all the Candidates in this class.) far surpassing the drawing for which be was rewarded. :11. • ' id also several otters of his drawings, which he l•oid s• er n of flowers. Landscapes, Sec. This interest nor youth was much and deservedly applauded. the class of manefaehnors, Mr. iclexand-r Duff, of Graceehiech-street, Bethnal-green. receiv ed. what some seemed to think rather an inadequate reward, fi+teen guineas. for his improved loom few weaving figured goods, without draw-boys, of which looms. he states that SOO were in use, and that 200 of lima had been made since Christmas lad fer•r weaving ; but that tbq were alike ppitea ele to cotton or thread weaving. Ilse distribution of premiums, Ste. in Mechanics, commenced with Mr. George Smart, of Wesunin ater-bridge, who received an order for a second ?nil medal, for his Chienney-sweeping Apparatus, Co obviating the necessity of employing climbing boys. Mr. S. at the request of his Grace, stated that his brush, made M the same material as whisks and carpet-brooms, is found capable of ascending almost any chimney, if only sot inch*• reotare. rot one in an hundred being found, on trial, not solapted to tI e Apparatus : that he has for years past constantly had two men employ• ed in using these apparatus, and others in making them for sale ; that notwithstanding the pr o judic. s which professcd Chimney-Sweepers still appeAr to entertairt against them, philanthropic individuals crowded their orders so increasingly upon him, that the best moseens now appeared of the prejudices on this head giving way, and of the mechanical ovecp:^g of chimneys beingerery generally adopted. L. is with pleasure we record, that Mr.S. stated, that scarcely a great town in the kingdom is now with eat one or more of his Nitteltilieh of which he has sold more than one hundred. His Grace rose, at the ennelOsion of Mr.S '; state ment, end maile a very feeling address to the com pany, on the inhumanity of the pra4lice of bind, g .apprentices from pai hill work-houses, hospitals, kc. to the einckiog trade of chimney-sweeping, where by disease and decrepitude were entailed upon tke n, unnecessarily, as now appeared, by the suc cess of the mechanic means, now before the COM. pat,y, f,ir (he purpose of cleansing chimneys. This speech et hi. Grace was warmly applauded. Mr. lowph Davis, of Kingsland-road. was next reiented with an order for a silver medal, for the nest Machine, in point of merit, among a great uumfier. which, like Mt. Smart's above. were, in 1173, resented to the Society, for sweeping thins , nem. Mr Davis, 00 being questioned by his Cat aciocanlidly acknowledged the great merit of the lest invention, for general use, in sweeping chimney, • aed principally recommended his Machine to be kept in private hoeses, ready for extinguishing ets.mneys, when on fire, or for thnse wko choose to • hove their china:ley; often swept by their own ter wants t the slierence of the two methods principally consists, the former in inflexible rods and flexible klati, and the latter in inflexible joints and !Foible rods, for elevati:.g the brushes, which also differ somewhat in canstrueiiim. Mr Christopher Wilson, of Richard-street, re . erived his order fora gold medal, for a secure sailiro-beat, or life-ho.tt. Mr. W. explains.!, in an swer to the inquiries of the Preside's., that his boat • • diffed from tireathead's lite(boat, in it. buoyant pi ty brig derivsd from air tight lockets in Vic -ides it the boat, in.tea.l of cork, and whith, by ni.lening the upper part or his boat, made her capa ble or currying more sail, or hearing greitet inetitsa s Etc of wc;ght on her different sides, without over. settiiig, and of using longer our; ; another peculia rity in his lyiat. which In Ade her ligiu anti fair, or gosh withnurside, consisted ia the moaner in u!tich her hoards or planks were jointed together ;.it was sided, that sit: was flund, on trial, to sail ow; third SAW, that, other bats e.f the lady: tonnatei:, .1.3 shz h.pia tried with. perfea bilIGCCii at :`,;i:•.;114,CL1, Mr. .1. W. Boswell s of Hatton-garden, received the Mee order, for his contrivance ter twirling the surging of a cable or messenger. during the heav ing of the anchor of a ship; by the common method of doing which, limbs. and even the lives of seamen, wet e sometimes lost. Mr.S. went en, after answering the ('resident's question, to say, that he laid claim to the last mentioned part of the preceding candidate's invention; to which his Grace answeted, that this suhj•.ft having been very Mall'sl y considered by a Committee, it would he wrong in him, who did not understand the snbjeft, to suppose otherwise, than that they and tne Society have done what is tight and proper. Mr. F. C. Daniels, of Wapping, received an order for a gold medal, for his life.preserver ; er, leathern airtight ag ; which, according to his printed bill, liberally distributed in the room, is the same which has lately been exibited to the admira tion of the astonished audience at Sadler't Wells Theatre In true theatrical style did Mr. D. put on and hlow up his meanie before the company, and received the accustomed gratulatiass to sec cesstul aaors It is AS owed, that had one of these machines, (or a cork j icket, either, we supp.e,) been on board the dbrgavenny, when she s ruck off Weymoll h, information would have been oh taMed in time to save a great part, or all of the unfortunate crew It was added, that the Royal Weave S wi-ty are strenonuo advocates for the use of Mr. Daniel ' s Liftalairserver. Mr. William Hanle, of St. John's street, received his order for a silver medal, for his method or casiorang the long and short vibrations of the ba lance of a watch, for nautical purposes, to be per formed in equal times In the absence of Mr. Henry Ward, of Blandford, D. Taylor. the Secretary. ,eceived the Ike order, for a new comaensation pendulum f •r a clo.k, to vibrate equally in hot as in cold weather; cot sit of two iron rods, with one of sine between them, which will cost, it was said, only two-fifths of the price of a gridiron pendulum for the same put pose. Mr S Mendham, of Counter-street, the like, for a new watch escapement, whereby, as Mr. M stated, friaion in this essential part of a chronome ter, is entirely obviated. Mr. J Broad, of Downing street, the like, for ■ gauge, or tong pair of callipers, for takino the di mensions of standing timber ; two ro d s, 14 feet ►ong, turn on a pivot, and when one end embraces the tree, at the girtiorplace, the other end 'hews the q"arter-girt. or a graduated arc. The prospeal is held out to gentlemen, by the use of tais machine. of knowing easily the qoantity of their growing timber. Mr. A. Stasi, of Porter-street, the like, for a machine or waking-table foe beetclosera aasi others who sew Rats area in leather, to enable such to work quick-r, and in a standing posture, instead of sitting almost double, to the great injury of their health. A former reward of the Society to this ingenious German workman, was for a work-table for performing the last work of shoe and boot makers. A letter was reed from Mr. Gilbert Gilpin, near Shifts'', naming a gentleman as his deputy, but who not appearing. Dr. Taylor received the purse of twenty guineas, for the candidate, for a machine fee winding coals cut of mines, by the lit 1p of chains instead of ropes, and balancing the unequal weikao of suspended chain ►n different parts of the ascent. Mr. Charles Caau, of Llanelly, had a purse of twenty guinea( delivered to the same gentleman, in his absence, for as imaroved method of fastening tram-plates to the bearing-stones, tv:tanat wooden or wrought-iron p ns. The nog of thi., in some n w rail-ways, in South Wales, is said to answer effaatually. Mr. Joseph Collier, of Crown-street, Soho, receiv ed a purse of fifteen guineas for a portable iron stove, or fire-place. spolicable to shipi, where it can tee instan'ly shot up, on any sudden squall of wind, and yet kept safely burning. Mr. C. at the request of the President. 'hewed the different uses of his , model to the company. Mr. Richard Drew, of Great Ormond-street, re ceived a purse of ten guineas for a portable balance level, applicable to the setting out irrigation works, draining, paving. and other works, where the dis tances and accuracy required are not so great as to need the use of a telescope and spirit level. Mr. Martin Furuiss, of the Strand, received a purse of ten guineas. for a leather air-right hinge for doors. screens, &c. Themes and peculiarities of this inventiuo were explained by Mr. F. to his Grace. but in such a complete whisper, that we were unable to collet o:se word which passed. Mr. Joseph Mavis again appeared before the Chair. to receive ten guineas for. his contriverme of introilucing tempered steel wires through the stiles and pareols of doors and window-shutters, to pre vent hoese.hreakers f:om cutting large hi ilea therms:l them for their nefarious purposes. The pannels were stated to detive additional strength from these steel bars. in the last class, or that relating to Colories and Trade, a silver Medal WWI oleberred to Mr. Within, of Canada, in North Amnia, bet now in England. for his model of a simple machine to be winked 'uy a stream of seater, and removed before the frosts set in, for beating and preparing hemp i also ter his toetul information respelling the timber and warren-rabbits of the British C •lorries in Ca nada. His Grace observed, that the present state of Europe made the timber and hemp of Canada ap pair ()bleats of greater preamble importance to this couatty, than heretofore. Dr. Taylor concluded the reading of his address to the company, by acknowledging very valuable presents of scientific and useful books for the Li brary of the Society, of which the members have the use, to read at their own housed. He noticed the recent and additional privileges granted to Ladies who are Members of the Society of Arts, and, after recommending to the fair part of his audience to grace the list of the Soce:y's Members with their names, he mentioned, that 141 new mem bers had been elated within tlie year pa it, among whom were, the Duke of Richmond, Marquis of &strata!, Ea►ls of IS idgewater, Dundonald, and Percy ; Lords Valero is and Cochrane; slits Markt Csuldstatith, Miss Esther Macau, iSec ate. 'The business elasal soon atter two o'clock, by a short but neat address from the Noble President. thank:ng the company far tnrir numerous and - nartietrlar ackatowledage ments to the Perttgwese and American Amhis. salon, and other Foreigners of dustinltion, who were present, and to the fair part ni his audience, whom he hoped he should see again on the next Anniversary, and many more of them, in the capacity of members of a society so distingthshed for its public spirit and usefulness. NAVAL MTALLIGENCE. roursmourat, MAY 2(i. Arrived the Reyni George, of 100 guns, bearing Sir John Duckworth's flag, from the command in the Archipelago, with Mr. Atbnthnot on board. She is under quarantine, but does not bring any particular news. Arrived the Pafttfta sloop, from the Cap of Good Hope, from whence she saili-d with dispatches, whirls were landed at Falw3uth. Commodore Stop ford and Genend Cranftird', expedition had put into the Cape, where ch..) , found Admiral Murray, who had arrived bar days before, from Port Pray) ; also, the B Imagine, and itmulois, from Ply• mouth, the Ilegabor, of 44 guns, from Guern sey, and Skeniraer, from a cruise. Sail, ti the 4..sier and trehoisie, with a convoy for the Dlwns ; and de Reviviiit, for Sheerness. The di his frigate. and L'Lspir sloop, are taken out of dock.—Wind West. PLYMOUTH, MAY 23. Sailed His M rjsty's ships Boeft, in% 98 guns, Sir J.Ysrke, Captain, for Portsmouth Copeha %dimmer, /orogen.. and riressions sloops, Inodent and Morristown brigs, Snrestailt, cutter, and Ann hoed armed brig. Fear o'fleci.—The signal is th•s n,ome t made for tie Royal Genrgr, Admiral Duckworth, from the Mediterranean. The San ,Jet's officers and craw are all turned over to the Ville de Paris, and are getting on fast with tyre ►igiiug, so that she will soon be ready fur the recr-ption of Admiral Lord Gardner. Tit r Kral man of war is waiting for the Moneoste, ands convoy from the Eastward. which are hourly ex peeled to make their appearance. A report was current, yule: day, that the Brest Fleet, consisting of twelve sail of the b.ie and three frigates, had taken advantage of Admiral Sir James Saumarez's AbikeUCe, and had pushed to sea, but on }laths'r enquiry to-clay we find no truth in it. FALMOUTH. MAT '24. Arrived this day, the brig Pauline, I d guns, Capt. Lumley, from the Cape of Good Hope, in 53 days passage; left lying there the expedition under General Cranford; the brig Saracen, 18 guns. had arrived at ire Cape, hav'ng parted with the Blenheim, 74 guns. Admiral Sir Thomas Trow bridge, in a violent gale of wind, previous to which she had been on shore. and received very consider able damage; the &traria being arrived for several days. much fears were entertained for the BleLhein. Capt.Lnmley, immediately on his landing, went off for London. The Thorns and Sprocer, of 74 guns each, had been dispatched to St. Helena, to take home the Bast India flog ; Pafypu.nre. ii 4; Afire, 1;4 ; with the Camel store-s:dp, and Flebx Fish schooner. arrived at Cape about the 10th March ; as did also the Fly shop of war, with dispatches for Admiral Murray. DE•L. Astor 26• Came down from Sheerness the Satellite sloop. Sailed the P4osp4oreas ►ire vessel, on a cruise. Arrived the Desperatt, Tis,beletst, Bustler, am: Forma', from a enlist, and remain in the Duwns with the rest of the ships as per last; also the 1,,: transport, Draper, Laidfair, and the Hot i:on, for Charleston.—Wind S.W. TRIM! 7 VP.lft T. MoutYay last being Trinity Monday. the Trinity Company %scut down the River in their elegant barge, accompanied by a band of wind instruments, is another. As they passed the ships of war, they were saluted by a discharge of cannon. They land ed about half-past twelve o'clock, at the Anchor. smith's Wharf, Deptford. Several aged women were in waiting. and strewed fl wers before them, from their landing, across alntord-green, through the Church-yard. to their Hall. Tney walked in grand procession, preceded by the Beadle, a nuni ber of Constables, siareen of the decayed Masters of Ships, who are very respedably supported by the Company, in a range of small houses, in Dept ford, Sir Andrew Snape Haninsand. twelve of the Junior Brethren of the Company, ant! a number of others. A line was formed for the proces.Mn to p through, en the green, with elegant banners on each side, with the followmg inscriptions upon them:— - Pfil.e?Vatioll from echo and sands." " Mount; to Rintash Tars." " Charity widely extended." " heel to Navigation " " Mins liberally distributed." 4 . \ tAy St. Nialsogia over be grit, fol. , " Prosperity to the Cotpnration." " Protection w the aged." The Istartriwes tiallny.".sanollssaht, Nave ing t,t v gar " Assist oicu in time of danger." N i np,ation made navy and safe.•• Ship-boiliteng hereby promoted" " Thai Pilut's best Directors " " Atrium for aged industry.' "The Wiituns' Iriiends." " Security to Consaserce." There were likewise twelve banners, descriptive ut all the beacons and buoys used in the Channel, and a variety of kicks and ensigns. Du►ing their meeting, at their Hall, the Duke of Portland was proposed, and elefted Elder Bro ther ; and was sworn by prosy, the Deputy Elder Brother. After which they partook of some wine and cake, and then went in procession to the chum ch, and heard a sermon by the Rev. Mr. Andrews, of St. James's Church, Westminster. After the der• mon, they returned in their barge. The day beiog remarkably fine, an immense nomber of spcsaarors were attrailed from d i fferent parts of the country; tie flag of the church seal displayed, and the bells rang merrily. The day was obrerved in a similar manner at Greenwicl chinch. Deptrord had every appearance of a fair, in con sequence; several shexs were exhibited, a number of gingerbread•sta!h were opened, a •ari-ty of rorind-ahrizit; and u;n and-d.rwirs were in morion, an., the public-bonus had a number of loci.), parties. SCOTtlf POLITICA SCOT bII FOLITIC.IL PRINCIPLEA The following Toasts were ht ely drank . at tl't ...- 4 ,..- entertainment given by the Mitgiwtrates to the D on . fermline Meeting. as.embled for the choice of a .........• I h.legate, at the prewent Lleotaa :- Nil It/ Lind Howlett. Lind Erskine, and Trial be Jury * Scotland. W ri a . t ri i l l iE w hilbe‘ errl iin"mg. ir el of " . I I I : : ; I T ' li e i h d i s li irt uce :g d i ' amtw C. M n. k•era 3:l 4 : l; e r : h4 . f r r a l . et m io n ... ii k i : "e4 vituel ail :: M 11 1 0. N Lid liolltaidi I :inn Ps inciples. 1 1 he muse of I.ilwrty all over the World. End id L,:d Greneille.-and may his Plan for the Reform Of Judi - AA cattne IM Scotland, be camel, unpolluted 6y any of L on : Mi. rote'sta 's Amend•oen i.----Y-.• May the New rants mmit be as great an enemy to reculatim ai the last. Ili Earl l ,ll .l h a e e ' ' o t i . e C o mmon..W Vincent-th e t ar a I i i i : t i s n e 4 7 i ni t : : :L." and ',,':, ',b.:. ',Tenth-r,'ei,' Report,:ii :a i the IS devolved by a Change of A !ministration. • leo ..eetem A td CORN-EXCHhGE, May t 7. 1 TM Seri wt. kit A Ithmigh there are but I,:w wrest. of Wheat the day, thr. quantities at WOWS are entails'aWe. with few fi ne sart 4 , 6 i,,le i Wel ; ' oso , a vigil and ordinary arialows are minion without 5a0..., ~,,,„; Roth t i ins millers dieing so het* bosinees at proomt. 11 . 0 „ ,„4 1.. Art I Malt are each heavy in ea es. Srercely ails White P eas . F.,. Amor V reign tug s are i n phint,, mutiny demand ....,1 ifsionut qiitl.w, Venn and prime sample. are awes. Fine American Flout 4Ch. to 4ds. per batrel. ktf MB CIIRRE!IT PRICK 011 GRAIN. Anoint Whent........ 46s Mk. 74 , , Roans (ol 1).... 4$ 47. nr. 1 fine do 76s 79• Orl. Fick Bean. (do ) des 4. Oda Rye SS. 4a. 24 Oats ..flis 26 Jas. 11...4ey SO. 3.0 6'l. . ?Ain& Sit 3.3, dd . M•ll' l7 '. Ma t.. ries 67 -. Cid ltr,se 5eed...... VT. 321 0:. )A•.r. ime: White Peas.- 724 SOs 01. 1 Fine ?boor his. Or 6isa iinz.• in the Prey Pan..... 46: 44. Uri I Snen ris . se, Ay, ..„,,. ' - itarn th Mgigie, , COAL-MAN A P.S, Mar 57. Ships a' Market. Sold. Price. 4 ..N.weants 9 4te It a NO. ed Pile 1 -Sunderland .... 1 444 611. a Os eal lk..lutibei To . - PRICE Of OF STOCKS YESTERDAt link Stock S per Cent. Reduced S per Cent. Consols 4 per Cent. Atli: ea •Crne 5 err Cent. Navy 99 83. 9 sh Ala' WO Long Aiiiitii.i. - .7 0 lidia Stick India Bonds It. 6s. Preto. r o. 1 Eathaq.,, Sins English Lottery Tickets l9i. 10s. Than Collenti for 6413 Inds °Annum 41 Woman T. FILSII, Stielt-Bniker, c a mp ; No. 4.Combill, and 9, Charing-moss. tile, Mr ...v COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Mae M re. s . Ir Pahum ASIONISoII • ... S 6 S SU. Game 43 Liv. ►fir. w elect Dille et bight .. 36 -- Verne* n. C set Do. WA Rettardeal e. f.. 11 9 2 U. Lisbon SS Hamli.. it 34 lit SIU. Oporto 65 Aker. 94 II 1411. DirSli., lOl The Clu Part. la 14 Liv. Calk 111 i GiSber Die 4 1.1; Sr Arena 44 ter ?unreal Gold in CO& Cate az! t:treet. r and Pairs pm ea. 4 - -s• 0 ta n , .... . - Nt:iir Droda'arseis... -....... FOR • lad-:4 Zs/ effect. •ie Dollars .... - 5 i ni Ditto - a 4 'HIS 1111 , a 371 New L. mu each .. -- -- - will t , Leghorn 491 A. • n th,. Bank er Healed fill vteS ... 4 4 54 per Cam 7 BIRTH. The pain In hinuntlianover mistral 'Teeth; Ireland, the Lady sf " td "' A Outlay.' llsoadtaisamt. Esq. efa daughter. wet, N Jibe!, Kr. MARRIAGES. ~ lean, T Aubrey De Vete Hant s Fttl. only tam of Sir 'are Heat, ,n , ..1... I Bast. of Clomp, ea. Limerick, to Mir Rice, deughti: nf !. i„,,,,,,, Stephen Edward Rice, of Mount Trenchant, in said ananti, I by Ettl. - thetett Wednesday last, Philp Angolans Hanrott.'Esil. of Lincoln . ; i n the Inn, to Min Caroline Cory, daughter of R. Gem Esq. of NUE Yarinnotll• and il At (Lip sr-Sheridan Church, Cork, by the Rae. Mathew ga y, . b y Putcul, Julio Vw.cel, jun. of I Tglifort, in the County ultra, f,,t 0 ( E..q. to Min 041.1,7X1771.)0u..g05t dauglitot of the late tak.ailas re nea t Denrocho. of Cork, Esq. MI DP.ATHS. 4.,. Mn.M.Lerstli, wife of LieutertanteColenal 11 , Letoth, of T e m i nd Bury. On Saturday last, aged lie, Mm. Elisabeth De Visor, wife So Gimp ' ; of Philip De Vi,mn, Eau. of Wreath. rement• At Downhill, in the Ring's County, Edward Money, Er, , r, . * r MI U after a long and severe aliases. rl^dorr ; ( tilt:Ft WATER. THIS DAY, Al` L.OI I IDON Rolls ;r... ..4 . pi a , M0rn....90 min. after.. 6 1 Even... 91 1 min after • • 4 siten„lll SALE BY AUCTION. • le ridi ' ts ..-. artaaol By 1.1 , 1014 and S. SOTHEBY. sem foe tl Booksellers, at then Mime. No. 145. Strand. 0 1 1 1Nole Crk* rin•sstryvt, nn FRIDAY, May %Nth. IR 7, and the S.fel 1. Moines Days, (Sunday excepted) at 14 °Clock, GRAN' A Valuable COLLF.CTION of BOOKS, Cvn. ~ prehemline CleeikB, Foreign end Do 'WPC Hr.t. 4 l. ~..9 . 1.....T V....ges sod Ttave.7, DitallitV. Poetry Salle Lewes, VI TY Z". 21, and Seiesimia, Miscellatiiim Oriental aarning and Tout& ir ;i 4j. 4105 4 1 Lion., Ac. ie. Nut To be viewed till the time of slle.-Ca.alognes to be tai 1/ O d er I at the Ma e of Sale. PORTRAITS, DUTCH ETCHINGS, PROOFS hi T's w,...,. „,.-r. ...Ks OF PRINTS, Ac. So. b e p , By Mr. RICHARDSON, I•XERC.1111 At his Hanoi, bi i SI. in the Stracii, th e Corner of V Ix* in A ,, kiti street, THIS DAY, t." 1 ,. Eget A COLLECTION al PK IN l'S 1 includ in g For L.nth tim e , 1 - 1 ltch vil 1*.,..•11n eortraitS; Pchings by Brehm. I n r ' 4415 dt The dingim, R. AIR JaMincrotter, Roginan, Swaneveit. Wah•S le e r ing N , Van Dyk.; 7.1 e Spanish Pointer, the Humie, and Il01 0 • 6 ' 7 64 , Devil WOW* b. Wrion.it s • Harding's Portraits to sbakspe are, WI- 4 lareritel hi.tar's Woks, Ridhares Works, Ac Ac. consigned bo o whining, A *rime. Canary end May be viewed and Catalrigue• bed. C'''n4 de I - --- --- St- i ,,,d,,,,, I ENGLISH PORTRAITS. CURIOUS FAC S iouan 4 atteri DRAWINGS, Fit/GARTH'S WORKS, no. lg. c. -e t s i , d By Mr. RICHARDSON, .'' 0 ih.tre. At his House, No SI , the Coma: •,1 Villier'svonets ,', I ... -----•-- if Strand, en TUESDAY, - lone 9th, sad S 1 f°' ,‘ Agri Is Days, (3iiiiday excepted), at Tweise °Clock, bY the Eueenton, 44. 1 4 - 11H E:el ' r '['HE Genuine and Valuable coLLEcrio . .. _ F. r R is 1 L ENGLISH PORTRAITS. en. Royal Pnir..y. • et Inv gat, i, G-nu!, Cl e rgy. Lawyers. 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