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yr VW aiaraß.Pre "" .:•• Elia wow ( 4 I t4lp 4 ; • F . / elk) C onrA, No. 1859. -LONDON, MONDAY, lIIIRLIARY letl- PRICE Co: SALES. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. In two volumes Soo. price 30s. boards. SERMONS on prevalent Errors and Vices, and on various other Topics ; from the German of the Rev. GEORGE JOACIIIM ZOLLIKOFER, Minister of the Re formed Congregation at Leipsiek. By the Rev. WILLIAM TOOKE, F. R. S. Published by LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, and BROWN. Paternoster row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. DIGNITY OF MAN, 2 vols. Bvo. price 1/. Is. hoards. 2. ON EDUCATION. 2 vols. Svo. It. Is. ditto. S. FESTIVALS and FASTS of the CHURCH, 2 vols. /Ivo. 1/.4s boards. By Mr. SA DLER, At his Repository, Goswell-street, TO-MORROW, Feb. 4. at Twelve, SEVERAL clever seasoned Coach and Chariot Geldings, in good condition, lately taken off their jobs some capital haelsoies, masters of great weight and f as t t ro tt ers ; a remarkable handsome brown galloway, 5 years old. warrant ed sound, perfectlytemperate, and steady, to carr, an elderly gentleman; two very useful journey horses; four lame sired active young fresh cart horses from the country, suitable for gentlemen, brewers, distillers, waggon masters, and others, as they are warranted sound and good workers; also upwards of fifty horses nod carriages of various descriptions. To be viewed the taunting of Sale. Public Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday. • Lease and Goodwill of a fall-price Biker's Shop, Lambeth. By Mr. EDMUN,) DRAYTON, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of Eogbisd, on FRIDAY, Feb. 7. at Twelve . . by *Mt' , of the Pivvrkeeteir, TIIE -LEASE and GOODWILL of 1 fall-price BAKER'S SHOP, in excellent trade, situate No. 1, Sir street, East-street, Walcot-place. Lambeth. with enareniest bakehouse, 10-bioliel oven, with loft nter.capable of contain ing 400 to biW sacks of Sour, bots-frboted strop, parlours. cham bers. wash how*, stable, and yard. with back entrance, held oa lease far on extended term, a..d subject to a low rent. May be viewed till the sale, and Varticalan had on the Pre.' mists; and of Mr. Drayton, Auction Mart. nRITI•M tiA.:LERY OF PICTURES. rrHE SUBSCRIBERS to the above Work are re s,,, (-dull) informed, that • Number V. of the FIRST PERI ES, and I V of *he SECOND SERIES, are this day r,* The Exhibition matinees open, /L4imistion to Non- Sithteribers, One Shilling. Nn. 44, New Bend—treet. E beautiful VXEIV of MESiINA, now open in the Leicester-sgenre. will clo-e in the rennr of this Mnnil,, to be replaced by 14 View of Lisbon, taken in the Tn:as. The Siege of Flashing will he removed in a shalt Admittance to each Painting. One Shilling. Open front Tee till dash. TO fiIf.RCH ANTS. 'PREEHOLD PROPERTY, to the amount of X 10,0.101 , multi* of Homey, (i►ouad-lteoto, and Land, in the moot eligible titualons at Brighton, io offered in ex change for good.; the foliospiag will be preferred, ♦iz. Man chester, Rum, Su,lr. and Cofee.—No offer accepted under 41000.—Reopectahle application. only o ill be attended to. Addres (pot paid) to ►lr. Smith, No. 3, North-street, Brighton. 1. HEN DF.RSON E inhurgli), nigh Holborn. ra...r Little Turnstile, BEGS leave to infants his Friends and the Public, that he COlltittliCA to have on hand :di sorts of Dried Fish. viz. Ling. Cod, rusk, Herring.. Re.l and Salted ; Fholharn and Nervy Speldiop, ike. Fresh Fish in season. regularly from Rol lie:nate every morning ; Native, Pardee, and other Oysters ; Scotch Oatmeal of the heat quality. Orders carefully attended to, and goods sent, free of e pence, to soy part of London. N. B.—fiesteel Oyster Rooms. BEST LARGE WALLSEND COALS. SPA ON DS Ma. THE ALBION SEA-COAL COMPANY most respectfully inform the Nobility sad Public in general, that they have a very large supply of COALS at the above re dveed prices, for ready money only, delivered to any part of town, Tree of every expence, except metage and Amain& with three sacks in grain to each eve chaldrom. Orders at Messrs. Taylor and Co. 39, New flond.street ; 74, Curnhill; 245, High Holborn ; and 93, A blersgate-street. The above prices are mach lower than can he expected after this week. Those who have not purchases, of this Company, are soliriied to mote • *ogle trial to convince them that 'ware !avows are their prinelpill object, and to obtain that, it will al ways be their constant study. _ . EVra cars;* in the Country Ir. M. perchaldron. per mile. By his Royal Illzhne.s the Prince Itegeat'. Patent. THE SARCOTIC WARM and COLD BATH:, calculated and recommended fir the use of hospitals, puh lic instittetiPit., hotels, and private families : may he made to an, proposed size or dimensions, and heated w hen ',lair, in a errs mu- time. They are also made portable fur the purpose speedy application in exigent cases, under the directi.in of Me dical tit:internee, to the hauled:it apartments of their particular patinas. These Baths are manufactured only at the Patentees. Boa tutting and Ftilkard, 76, Great Queen-street, Limolu's rest door to Newcastle-hawse (Manufactory opposite), where they, and improved Vapour and Shower Baths, may be sem la Vioricly and ready for use. L 9 WE'S PATENT BRITISH SIIIIITING CLOTH. The superior quality of its texture, which is the endwise privilege at this fabric, renders it the most pleas ing, eamfartable, mid economical description of SHIRTING CLOTH ever yet tonna ictured : it wit-has beautifully white , is warranted fur durability equal to the best leis'. Lima, awl at.hut half the price. Sold wholesale and by the Piece, at 154, Cheopside, war Qt. tli% • hording, and Co. 139, Pall-Mall; and mother Mime eh 1001111. The law three yenta' Sale ha, fully corfirmed the mat utility of du, mantifEcture, and the Patentee pledges himself Ord it Rdl iw fund to puwris every ady:udage for which it is recess mrsded. TO TIIK NOBILITY AN cw.s TR Y. FAV.IN VENTED BREECID:i pud PAN -1 TA 11.01 0 19.—1 n consequence of she very Arcot cam- Poilot of the bad sewing of the seams has iodured T. SUT TON, 914, on the north sitlimpf the New Chords, Strand, to trythe Plperk.eni of makinrThem without side or lee warns, which he has found to answer hi, mint ordent cxltectation, and for eN, eils the former mode fur dee ort. and ease, and are pes toii id ) adapted fur riding. T. S. has the pleasure to say be has given universal Satisfin io those Gentlemen who have honoured him with n print of them, owl bees leave to retuni his sincere thanks to hi- Frierds and do Public in general for the favours they have alrea.ly conferred upon him, since he has opened the above conee iv, and White by his assiduit v to merit it continuance of Ihrsane. N. B. Naval and Mititary Uniforms, Ladies' Habits, and every other branch of the business executed with the utinost 'normality and dispatch. INVENTIONS FOR RESTORINO DEFORMED YOUTH. MR. CALLAM most respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that lie is the Intent. tar fir s new system of restoring to perfect shape and use, the Body and Liusbt of Children labouring under deformity, 0- witatmer description, without pain, inconvenience, or any visit 01- heavy appuraiur, insomuch th it Cnilibren fro) a one week OIJ /einem , / years, may be restored by him without the know ', 1,14 e of the nearest companion, by a light mecicr-ical piwer (without stays, straps, or bandaer., tn. girt the both), which !Theirs Vie appearance of deformity itistaistlv, and In n short n ul Cote be Kirea completes a radical cure. The mint tmitsfutory referenee l . N. 11. - Such l'ansilies as place their Children tinier Mr. C.'t rare (41 th e i r own houbet.),will not he rrqulre.l In make nay p?:- Alvin tilt the care is complete, No. 19, Little Qoeen-street, in soli4n•&lda.London.• 1A1.., New-invented Invisible Backs, to preserse the bhapcs oP ona Cirlt, while at School, COltN If ILL. HOnly 8000 Tickets, and two Prizes of 20,030'. ORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public, that there are so few Tickets to be disposed of, Om the Supp ly for the Country s ill he very trifling tas "orbs they intrrat all thole who honour them with their commands not ao . delay pu rc h as i ng Tickets and Shares, or exchange their Prizes previous to the commencing of the Drawing, which be gin' and finishes oo the 18th of this Month. noßNsny and Co. wild tbe very lirst Prize uf:.'o,oooL ever totradured iu Lotteries. N". 5,52 i, Closs'A. and Class B. both Prizes of NAL were ssl.l by them in' the hot Lottery. Tae Prizeholders mrty receive their Money Immediately. Orders by Post or Cartier executed s ith oddity and dis• Patch. . . . e TO THE PUBLIC. FROM the numerous Complaints that have been wade. and lest a lireindice might arise is consequence of the circulatinnof n false representation, Samuel Davies, Pro prietor of NI OR It IS'S PATENT F 4%11E1' MANGLE, feels himself imperiously called upm to announce to the Public in general, stilt he never had the smallest connection with another house, too of the same street ; nor are bis Mangles by any means made en their plan. On the contrary, he has the pleasure to add, that wherever his have been ordered, they have given uni versal satisfaction; and the increasing demand farm all parts, bath of town and country, is the strongest proof of the superior excellence of this Invention over every thing of the kind yet at tempted. Conscious of this, be most respectfully solicits the at tention of the Public so These valuable and Inuch.ndmired Ma chines. being fully convinced, that from their compact construc tion, the pet feet ease with which they are worked, and the com plete manner in which they perform, they will be severally adopted throughout the country. To he had at the Manufactory. No. 4, Skinner-skeet, Snow hi 1 , I,find.to. Price 121. 12s. and if required to be sent into the wintry, S. packing. THE SILVER MEDAL._ NEW-1N V ENTED TRUSSES for RUPTURES, sanctioned by the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, nod Commerce of England. JWHITFORD, Surgeons' Instrument-maker • and Cutler to Si. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Truss-maker to his Majeoty's I lonourable Commissioners of the Transport Hoard; and to the City of London Truss Society, for Relieving the Ruptured Poor, patronized by his Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge; anduunces his N E W-IN VENTED SER PENTINE CURV ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by which a Cure. in many cases. will he obtained; and he en gages to keep up the rgost difficult Rupture that ever enlisted.-- The Society of Arts, 81e. having voted their Silver Medal for the above Improvement, the Inventor has had the hoarier of receiving the same from the bands of his Grace the Duke of Norfolk. He isao likewise invented an AMULET, for Skarrming Ra zors, without :t Hone, supe: int. to other Inventions; and there also may he had his muchaipproved of Ilne-tenspere4 Razor., adapted to tai :tog Beardsand tender Fares; which may he had at hit Manufactory, under the Centre Hospital, West Smith field; and ill No. 2i, Lombard-street, Cornball. N. IL W here abo may he had, his New and Complete A ppa raw, its a Substitute for Leeches. FEBRUARY the 18th, all the STATE LOTTERY will • he Ora wo, only 8.093 TICKETS. SCHEME CONTAINS 2 of X 20.000 0.1 4 1,f)91 Prizes from A-100 to Al 5. RGOODLUCK, and Co. re x%) sp.-vain,' inform the Falai. that Tickets and Shares are on Sale for the otiose (Jittery, at their Offices, the Corner of Cornbill, and faring the King's Mess, Charing crow. ISth THIS MONTH. (FelonlarY) ALL the SMALL but, RICH STATE LOTT& It Y , 4'ly 8.00 Tickets, will he Drawn; containing Piizes of equal magiiinule u, iu former Lotteries of Deur Three times the Number of Tickets. SOMME. s• • • •of• .e 20403 £40.00 0 3 • 2 1,000 4410 9.400 And 1,538 Prices of 1081. 50L *T. br...tc. _ T. DISH (Contractor), No. 4. CORNHILL, ead Na. 9, CHARING-CROSS, 'hermit' thanks the Public gar their dis tinguished favours. He invites their attention hi the above Sairme, which, from Rs arrangement, considering the very limited member of Tickets. gives to Adventurer: a much greater Chance for the 20,0001. Prizes, than in any Lottery hitherto kilown. la the Lottery just linist.ed. and in the two lust, T. BISH sold sod shored the following Capitals: 6,497 .. . Class A.. £20,000 I 1.859 —.Claw 8..,91.030 1.(93 A ....16,DM 4045 9.549. C ...15.000 1,52 .3 'A... 1,001 3,34 A . . 5.991 . 1.925 71 A .... SAVO 2.717 10152 ire. 9.011C1 2.117 TICKETS AND SHARES AT REDUCED PRICES. In the STATE LOTTERY, to be Drawn the 18th of THIS MONTH, are now on Sale at pinDiNg and Cr.'s, No. 1, Cnrnbill, the corner pert to the Mansion-Home. Price at Pidding&Co.'sOlke. Price at the other Offices. Whole Ticket ....ASO 18 0 Ticket . ...... se2l 5 0 • half. only . " 10 10 Q, Half . •• .. 10 18 0 Quarter 5 0 0 Quartet ' b 10 0 Light's VI4 0 Eighth • 216 6 1 7 0 Sixteenth 1 8 6 DIDDING and CO. finding that the cause of the Pub: c pFeferrist one Lottery Office to another, arises from the Capital Prises which are ntinosinced to hate been sold there ; and P. and Co. comequently labouring under the disad vantage of all New Offices. where.Trom the want of this attrac tion, the Public do not purchase a sufficient number of tickets, to give them a reasonable chance of selling the Capitals, base deterinined so forego their profits for a few days, and supply the Public at the above very low prices, until Saturday night next, The great advantage therefore of an early purchase, a t P. and Co.'s Office, i. self-evident. 02- Orders from the Country, etwtssing the gwoug t, w i t h postage, will be paid the same /*Heath's teas if the parties were present. PUBLIC NOTICE. DAY and MAR,TIN deem it proper to give every publicity in the different attempts that are daily made by a gang of So indleis, to impose on their Customers a opinions and vile Composition of Blacking, in lieu of the genuine, pre pared by them ;It Nit. 97, High Holhotn. In addition to the difference in the Number of the House. as alreadi adverti,cd, purchasers are now particularli cautioned in observe High Hol born, a' they now put on the rig ht Number to Holb oru , th u . 97, Holborn, in=tend of 97, High 1 olhora. Beware alto Nos. 197, 199, and 148. N.B. Some Libels on the Counterfeit Bottle* sav (am 97, kiJitioru), thus, ar, bamediziteo before the Nrodmit. c. _ a . . •10.- • • MRS. GREEN'S NEW NOVEL In three Vols. duodecimo, price Isr. in board , , a Satirical Novel, Esditled G OOD MEN OF MODERN DATE. By Mrs. GREEN. Author of " Romance Renders and Romance Writers," Ike. "They ate like two grails of Wheat hid in a bundle of Char, the,. you have fottod them they are scarce worth the search." —Vide Reed's Shakespear, Stereotype Mai '''' . Loudon : Prioted for Thomas Tem, No. 111, eheapside; and WM. A. 1143611, No. 91. New Bond•strret. Where may be had, A new Edition of ELIZA BEtll ; or, the Exile of Siberia, price ss. in boards. MADAME DE GENUS' NEW WORK. Jim published, in twn viil4. price 10s. HISTOME des FEMMES FRANCAISES les plus Celetores. et de Ira? Influent-emir la Litterature, dec. • Par MADAME DE GENUS. " This account of the celebrated women of France is intro duced by a spirited oisay in vindication of the female character. It is characterised by the vivacity which distinguishes all the works of this writer, and will be found an agreeable and lute resting Pablicatiou."—Brit. Crit. W tike our leave of this lively and intelligent lady, with our sincere i hunks tu her for the general good tende n cy, vigorous comvoltind, and instructive contents of this latest of her.la bours."—British Review. Lundlia : Printed for and snld by H. Colburn, Public Library sd, Conduit-street, nail all Booksellen,. WILLIAMS'S JUSTICE, lAI PROVED BY TO NUNS. A new Edition, 10 four large volumes !Ivo. price 31. 12s. io boards, rIPHE WHOLE LAW relative to the DUTY and B. OFFICE of a JUSTICE of the PEACE ; comprising also the auCtorlty of Parish Oaken. Originally compiled by T. W. WILLIAMS, Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. Third Edition, re-arranged, and considerably enlarged and otherwise improved; including the Statutes to the end of the Session 51 Geo. 111., mud the adjudged Cases to the end of Easter Term, 51 Geo. By It. N. TOMLINS, Printed for John itockilale; Clarke and Suns; John Walker; Wiikie and Robinson; John Cuthell; Longman and en.; Lack- Inglon and Ca.; J. M. Richardson; John Richardson; B. Crosby and Co.; J. Massimo); and .1. J. Stnclidale. Elegant Millinery, Fast, Dresses, Silks, &c. By Messrs. THOMPSON and SON, on the Premise*, Si. Jamees-street, no THURSDA Feb. 6, and following Day, at Eleven, under an Assignment for the Beneit of Cres ditors, rr"E genuine and entire STOCK in TRADE of Messdno. Stevens, milliners and dressquakers, consisting of a large and fashionable assortment of elegant millinery, dree. ses, silks, velvets, lawns, India and Scotch =Wins, tine Mechlin nod other laces, lace handkerchiefs and caps, veils, ribbons, silk handkerchiefs, ladies' Merino cloths, rich satins, a few lots in haberdashery, with a variety of other effects. May be viewed sea Monday preceding the Sale, whew Cala• lopes may be had sin the Premises ; and of Messrs. Thompsint and Son, No. IJ, Pnieninster-row. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A LEASE of Fourteen Years of a very excellent -CIL Manor Farm, called NA PSBURY, near St. Alban. Hems; comprising n good dwelling-house, offices, gnr.! gl i, orchards, and 408 acres of meadow, pasture, and arable land, very much adapted to the turnip husbands.). Immediate pos session may be had. For further Particulars ripply (if hv letter, post paid) to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Laud Agent, 3, Picket-street, Temple-bar. I 1 11 , ,,1 i 1.- ~,i *.'., t:. it . I , , .... . it ..;,., ‘, i\ (i 1; ' , 11 ~.... i i t. ( J...,... ii' l il. L CONTINUATION Or THE CHRONICLES. la royal 4to. rice rice 31. Sr. boards, E CHRONICLE OF JOHNHARDYNG, CBE an Account of Public • Transactions, from the enrurst period of INglisti History to the bocinnine of the reign 4 E 4 lgroesl abe-r oortits ingeAsed with the CONTINUA. w1t 1 1 . 4 by RICH A R GRA FTOII, to Die Thiriy-fourth Year -of King Henry she Eigth ; the former part enlisted with Two blaamscripts of the Author's own time; the last with Graffito's duplicate Edition, in o hich are added a Biographical and Li terary Preface, and en Index . By HENRY ELLIS. Printed fur F. C. and J. Rivington; T. Payne; Wilkie sad Rubinson; Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme; and Brown; Cadet! and Davies; J. blawman I and R. H. Evans. Of whom may be had, Jost published. A RNOLD'S CHRONICLE, royal 4to. price 11.165. boards. RASTELL'S PASTIME OF PEOPLE, in royal 4to. 21.45. hoards. FA BYAN'S CHRONICLE.Xoya) 4to. 91.95. GRAFTON'S CHRONICLE, 2 vols. 410. 41. 4s. HALL'S CHRONICLE, 410. St 98. HOLINSHED'S CHRONICLES, 6 vols. 121. 12s. In the Press, and very shortly will be published, LORD BERN ERS'S FROISSART. In Two Volumes Sao. price .CI Is. boards, the Second Edition of PRACTICAL SERMONS.— By ABRAHAM REES, D.D. F.R.S. F.L.S. Editor of :he New Cycloptedia. " Dr. Rees has gives proofs of his acko.iwledged intellec tual strength and energy, and the cause of virtue and piety was loner better supported. His Sermons breathe the spirit of the Divine Preacher on the Mount; and they are calculated to pro dace these effects an the human heart. at which he aimed in the course of his public ministry. Here the power of rational con viction, of love, and of a sound mind prevail. The Author is met less animated than argumentative; while the judgment is csinviiiced, the amiable affections of our nature are touched and directed; and while he move: us to the hardy discipline of self government. be endeavours to infuse taut mutual benevolence Which is the test of discipleship in Christ."—Mon. Rev. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa tsboster-row ; Cadet and Davies, Strand; Lackingtou, Allen, Co. Finsbury-square. eliished w ills bfteen Sue Engravings, in 4to. price 21. Us. 61: . boards, COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRA VELS in 'the Asiatic Islands, Aasttalasia, and Polyne sia. Being the Third Portion of a " General Collection of Voyages and Travel, ;" forming a Complete History of the Origin and Progress of Discovery, by Sea and Laud, Crow the earliest Ages to the present Time. By JOHN PI NKERTON, Author of !' Modern Geography," Re. Ire. triaged Aar Leisopson, Hen*, RUM Orme, Klld Br.owne, Pa terrnister-row ; Cadell and Davies, Strand ; nod at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, VOYAGES sod TRAVELS lo EUROPE, 6 vols. 4to. 131. ISs. boards. ---- ASIA, 4 vols. 4to. 81. Els. boards. Price ls. 64. the Third Edition of THREE R—L BLOOD 3 ; or, a Lame R—t, a Darling Commander, and a Love-Sick Admiral. A Poem. . . By PETER PINDAR. Jan. " Received a milling ! rage my soul consume, A doubler trio! and fibli'd all round the room ! Call'd C-4 ! V—u! busy devil quit; Oh 1 for a long sound sleep and all forget !.' London Published by E. Wilson, 88, Cornhill, and sold by all Buok.zellers. Where may he had, the Bth Fditiou, price Is. TILE R—L LOVER; or, a Duke Defeated. A Poem. By Peter Pisidar, Jim. TO BE SOLI) RV V ATE VONTItAt. T ONE Thousand Two Hundred and Forty-five OAK TILEES, of diifereht dimemions, standing in hill Wood, Parish of Plinostimil, Kent ; also 45 Elm, 22 Ash, of very hare dimemisiiN, sit Emit Wickham. A considerable quantity of Underwood in Klngshill Wond. William Davidson, at the Guy Earl of Warwick inn, Wel. ling, will show the Timber and Underwood ; nod Particulars may be known by application to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 3, Picket-sticet, Temple-bar. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AN u amino:its. TO BE StilP7ls 4 ( Pitt VAIR CONTIkACT. A Neitensive Forest of Flit TIMI3ER., in Pee. bles-shire, Scotland, sltitate on the Banks of the River Tweed, and only 46 miles from the Port Of Leith, where there is every facility for shipping it to the London Market. This Forest contains Trees of large dimensions, being considcrahly more than one haudred years' growth and fit for buildings to every de* ecription. There is a must excellent Saw Mill, drove by wader. that the purchaser of the Tiddler may he nccommodated with far cutting any sized Plank they may think fit. 1 Particulars may be knew t, 14)0) big to Mr. Turnbull, Pee- I Isles; or Adam Murray, Sorve)or and lAm' Agent, 3, Pickett street, Teniple-liar, London. Letters post paid. HAM vsnlttE.—ToßE LET, /For n Term of 14 years. and entered on at 1111Chwelmas wee. ALL that capital FARM, called SWANMORE 11 AS ELHOLT and LUN D Y BARN; comprising a good Dwelling llouse Offices, Cottages, nod Gardena, and about 350 acres of most excellent Wheat nod Turnip Land, all inclosed, and has an extensive common /nowt - age, situate nod lying in the parish of Droxforil, 3 miles from Waltham Abbey, and only about 11 miles (non Onspart and Form:math ; good roads to both places. The dwelling hou e commands one of Ike finest prospects in the county, liavirg a full view of the Isle of Wight and the Needles. Evt rs enteim gement st ill be given to a farmer of capital science and 'ad Particulars may he knout, by applying to Adam Murray. Surveyor and Land Ageiii, 3, Pickett-street, Temple-har.— Letters post-paid. A SIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the xi.* Nobility and Public in general, Hut a saving fr.pit 40 to 50 per cent. in the price of C LOTH ES, by applying at the TA I LOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, 123. New Hond a:ea , No. 8 and 481, Strand, near Charing Cm-, Subjoined is a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES : Best Superfine Coat . . .23 15 to ,C 4 4 0 Ditto Superfine, or Super Great Coats 310 to 5 5 0 Ladies' Habits . . . 6 0 to 616 41 Toilenet or Marseilles. Waistcoats • 016 to 018 0 Fine White Ditto, Dress Ditto .. 0 11 1 1 8 1 68 lo on 1 21 180 1 0 00 Rich Black Silkiditto . . 1 6 la 110 0 Worsted Stocking Pantaloom Dirt i 8-Thread, very stout . . Cloth Pantaloons . . . 112 t• 2 2 0 _ _ • . 2 Kerseymete Ditto Breeehe• Prime Leather Ditto • 1 6 to 213 to 4 .5 0 1 18 0 3 3 1 LItERIES. Duffel Jacket and Waistcont,and Cord lireeches • 9IS 6 s.it of Livery £5 oto 5 10 Surtout Coat 3 otos 16 0 Mont Bog Coat 515t06 10 I Overalls . 1 2tol 16 (1 •Terms of Contract by the Year, on consideration of re:urnioz their old tlies 3 Suits per Year £l7 0 5 Suits per Year .€l6 10 4 Ditto 4.3 0 6 Ditto SO 10 • On the same principle, for Coats only 3 S Coats per Year .610 10 .5 Coats per Year £l6 0 4 Ditto 12 10 6 Ditto 19 0 Gentlemen no joining their reApective regiments, or going abroad, equip', as ordered by his R. H. the Commander-in-Chief, Ladies' Riding Dresses, trod Youag Geuticineu's Hussar Ditto, made in a superior style. The ex travagant charge of those who take and give long credit has heeu a subject of complaint, A. S. and Company assure tire Public at large,who have not honoured then,. they will find a material difference in their priers from other houses: in r011Se• garner of condoning their bli , iness for quirk payment, Ike% are enabled to sell for Its money than other liotise• parch ice their gools for.--Gentlemen in the country supplied by sending their measure, or an old suit. •*• A Suit of Clothe. at Nice Hours notice. In Octavo, illustrated with 99 Plates. prh•elB6. board MECIIANICAL EXERCISES; or, The ' le - went; and Practice of Carpentry, Joinery Bricklaying, QIIt J. BRANSCOMB and Co. with their usual Masonry, Slatiae, Plastering , Nutting, Smithin t,i and Turn- 14-, great success, suld in the Lottery just tiiieshed Eight Capital ing. Containing a full Description of the Tools belonging to Prizes, viz.: each Branch of Business, and copious Directions fur their Use ; Nu. 995 5€4.00 No. 1,715 B sel,ool with an Explanaam of the Terms used in each Art; and au 1.1:03 '4,0.0 4025 1,000 Introductiou to Practical Geometry. fly PETER NICHOL- 1,745 A I ,COJ 3of .5.. a) 1.5:,0 SON. &e. Ac Bre. Piloted far J. Taylor, at the Archltettural Library, No. 59, In additition to their early:olrd good fortnae during 51 years, High Holborn. , their Orin has he•el estahli-Ited Ist th , •ir old Oifaxs, Where winv he had, by the same Author, No. 57, .CORN 11 ILL, I No. 3s, II AYM ARK I.T. "I. THE CARPENTER'S NEW GUIDE, quarto, 7B plates , 11, 1101,4011 N. 1 141, OXFORD•STRE ET, lb s . lusentl. Having no convex i.id or m h ally othrt, and they are seta kg Tick 4. TIN P: CARPENTER and JOINER'S ASSISTANT, Cis and Stuarts for the New Lottery. of only B.o'o Tickets, rime quarto.lll plates. 1!. Is. bound. mining Two Prizes of £t0,0,0, &e. &c. all t: be Drasso the S. THE 81 U DENT'S INSTRUCTOR to the FIVE loth uf THIS MONTH. ORDERS, *rialto, 41 plates, l6>. 6d. bagade . .1. SIVEWRIGHT, Sole surviving Partner. . . . . .. • ~ .• . , . . . I .. •• , . ,•. . . , - . ti v • ..,,,,,,..a.,,......; 44, ~,,,,,.r•-•". .. t. I ; 4* . Wse ;•••. VINIW.L'S ...0 . . • • .• ~ , . !....-.°' ... . - . i.. 1.41 et Di 3, coq. ~ - • .. - •• --, e, Barrister at Law. abroad, equip, as ordered by his R. H. the Commander-in-chief and considerably enlarged and Ladies' Riding Dresses, tied "1" ouog Geuticuseu'sllusuar D i t to ; ig the Statutes to the end of the made in a superior stele. te adjudged Cases to the end of The ex traragant charge of those Who take and give long credit has heeu a subject of complaint, A. S. and Company assure 11w .. !OMLINS, EN. Public at large,who have not honoured them. eery - will find a material difference in their priers from other houses: in COSISe• t... quence of condacting their business for qniek paytneut, ,be t are t bafiheii Clarke; L ongman and tis; and Jo hen ~.; Walker; Lark- enabled to sell for less money than other hones lurch ice their hardson; John Richardson; B. 1; and J. J. Stockdale. gitolsfor.--Getalemen in toe country supplied by scatting their measure, or an old suit. 1 4 • h 99 Plates. rice 1/36. boards, • •• • A Suit of Clothes at Nire flours notice. CEItCISES; or, The Ele- Qllt J. BRANSCOMB and Co. with their usual C a P r i e s :i p r i c y : 3 Zn in n e l r ling ß , ri and ekh i ly 'u i r ng n- , 1J great success, sold in the Lottery just Mashed Eight Capital , ~... . riptinn of the Tools belonging to Prizes, viz.: copious Directions fur their Use ; No. 995 .e 4.100 No. 1,715 B ,el,OOl Terms used in each Art; and au LEOS V.. 0.0 4.1Y•25 1,101 ' metry. By PETER NICHOL- 1,745 A 1 ,eOJ 3 0r.b.10 1,51.0 &e. Ac dir. le Archltettural Library, No. 59, In additition to their anrlvaileit good fortune during 51 years, their Ono has heat' established at tis•ir old OiEccs, , I, by the same Author, No. $7, .CORN 11 ILL, I N. 3s, li AYM ARK LT, NEW GUIDE, quarto,7Bplates, 11, 1101,4011 N, 1 141, OXFORD•STRE ET, . • Having no convex i. 1,1 *ft h any other, and they are seri kg Tick- and JOINER'S ASSISTANT, els gad Shires fur the New Lottery. of only 11.0'11 Tickets, 11•410. I. mining Two Prizes of seto,o,o, &e. &c. all Is be Drawn the 1.. . NSTRUCTOR to the FIVE lads of THIS MONTH. • 1010. 6d. bound, J. SIVEWRIGHT, Sole surviving Pastaer. - ••• ' - ' . .. .., . • •• . . ..• . , ~ ~: . ' , • , t . . .; ' • 1' '...' . .-. . . • ~„ , . . d „,....: ;*--•••✓ • _ ~; ~•• ' ..„,,,, T ,,..—,. : .:., .;,... T . , '" • ..:,,, r 414, I. ..4.4.., , IV . • ' - -•. ... •- . • • . - . . . ACTED RUT TWICE. THEATRE ROY AI.,.COVENT GARDEN. irfIHIS present EVENING, Feb. 3, wall 1 be performed, a New Grand Operatic Drama, in time Acts, called THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. (Founded on The Ince' of Mormontel, and Kotzebue's Play of Rolla, or the Virgin of the Sum) With entirely aew Music, Scenery, Dmses, nod Decorations. Units*, Mr. BARRYMORE; the High Priest, Mr. EGERTON; Zaire, Mr. CRESSWELL; Telasko, Mr. CHAPMAN: Bon Monett, Mr. HUNTLEY ; Don Veins ors, Mr. BRUN ; Rolla ' Mr. YOUNG; Coal" Mr. IhASIERTON ; Lamar. Mr. SINCLAIR ; Diego, mr. [AS TON; °moor, Mr. BROADHURST. The High' Priestess, 111,!. POWELL; Corn, Miss SMITH; Aliment, M's FE RON ; Miss BOLTON; Via, Mrs. CHLLDE. After which, for the 9!d lime, sr New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA; • OR, TilE GOLDEN FISH. The Pant °mime Harlequin anti Pad:numbs will be repentet! evert rreoine fur( Notke. In the Prete, nod is a few Days win be prat/Shed, A DESCRIPTION of the various *Primps for SAVING SHIPWRECKED SEAMS% Blustrated with explanatory Engravings on Weed. By Captain GEORGE W. MANE s limiarary Member of the Iteeid Rauiane Printed for LONGMAN. BURET, REEK, ittE, sad GE BROWN, Paternoster-row. a fon In a few Dais will he pablished, in Three Volvo" su royal tiro., double celumas, printed to the 'nest elegant man- El ner by Rallsodyne, TALES of the EAST, collated with the original 9 or early Translations, and tow Int arranged in one not. firm edition. 11. By HENRY WEBER, Esq. •• • Tbese Volumes contain upwards of One Thousand Sto tiirs; and comprise, besides original Translations and Reprints' fif scarce and little known Ea.iterit RomancesOlie whole of the Arabian, Persian, Turkkit. Mogul, T.•riarinn, and Chinese Wes hicb, from noir locit. arc itiltitled to Sad a en' plate hi tke 4.loliectioa. Itotito 4 .sort r sloe. wimouw is . Amor* of which will contain, in quantity, upweids of seven common .111 ' demy ocinyos--the rarity of part a the materials, some of of which are now, for thelirst time, presided in an English dress MI I —and the beauty and tie tritest of the type, the .'ublishers dui natter themselves the present work.may he considered the must lel compact and complete Library ef Eastern Romance which has yet been produced. Printrti for Dittman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, J. 8 „' Murray ; and 11. Schulc), ; J. Ballantyne and Co. and y. Dag. Edinburgh.