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HERBERT, Sec. EAST INDIA DOUSE. Jan. 18, 1826. Cc - nre of Directors of Me United Company of I of m erc h a ut s of Ettglasd trading to the Batt Indict do &reit/ give Notke. • . . That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be Toady to /e mir ( pmposals io Writind. scaled up, on or before WEDNEs- DAT , the 2d Fobrosty, HP" from such Persons as may be willing to sdpply the Company with BRITISH IRON . ; and that the eon:Mons of the Contract may be seen upon appli. elation to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Propolials daybe kit before Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon of die. said day of I' ebrataty,lBl6, after which hour the Committee will not receive any tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. With all possible despatch. VCR CALCUTTA, the fine coppered Ship T I NIA N DEA, A 1. 07.0110 E AV R A I', Commander. burthen 400 Ton"; lying In the City Canal. Has excellect arconunodations fat Fas4engeri. For Freight er home apply to SUCKLES-, BAOSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, 31ark.lane. I. Loading fast. and will Saileitortly. 'TOR VAN DIEMEN'S. LAND, and EW SOUTH II'AIJErI, with leave to call at a Port In the Channel, the line New, last-sailing Snow. FAIRFIELD. A I. Coppered. Earthen 300 tons.. JAMES NVOI4K, Commander, lying in the London Dock : has very superior accommodations for Cabin and Sieerzge Passengers. ISt Freight or Passage, apply to BUCKLES, DAGSTSR, AND.BUCH &NAN, No: SI, Mark-lass. ItOYAL STANNARY AND BRITISH MINING ASSOCIATION. .Al•it GENERAL MEETIN4I of the SHAREHOLDERS, held at the City of London Tavern, the 17th January 11126, HENRY BLAIN, Esq. In the Chair; Resolved,—That the Report of the Committee, now read, be approved and adopted. That five Trustees be now appointed toaarg the proper mewurem fn to lITAICUtiON and that the &nowt,* Gentlenses be named as such Trustees ; The Chairman Mr. William White Mr. John Roirom That the Trustees be required to attend on Meade', Tuesday . and Wednesday next, from eleven to one o'clock , at the office of Mewl- Knight and Fy.on, for tht purpose of receiving the Shares. Thane more than 2s. 6.1. per Share shall he called for to defray the legal expenses, without drat convening a Generallleeting and taking the sense of the Shareholden thereon. HENRY BLAIN. Mr. John Robertson, Mr. William Clark. L, and GENERAL. LIFE :E SOCIETY. CTORS. RD,M.D. (airman. Heavy Earle, .Esq,l l .-R.S. I James Kibblasibite. Esq. ISame Alerrimani A. A. Mislville„, r.sq. Plr e PocOk CLERICAL, MEDICAL ASSURANCI ;mar GEORGE PINCKA Rey. C. Brno+, M.A. hiel• Gilbert Dertsimil, M.A. Rabat &re. lU.D. F.R.S. J a n 2 epsiirten. Esq._ rthir Chichester.' Esq. it George _ ff. Chisimley. M.D. I Ashby Smith; M.D. nom. Davis. Esq. 1 A. R. Sutherland, M.D. r Charles, Des Vieux, Bart. Deorge.Vanca, Esq. The common usage of excluding from the benefit of Life As. '-uranee. or exposing to a forfeiture of their Policies, individuals ho ntay have been 'Metal with "goat, asthma, rupture, fits, hemorrhage. compltiet of the liver, spitting of blo od, vertigo, or any other disease," heing,liable to become a source of fraud on the one baud, and of litigation on theother t tits Society, in order to remove every pretence for deceit or fraudulent con ce alment, respect. ing the actual state of health of the Assured, extend' the advan taste of Life Assurance to persons subject to inch deviations from dtY cabmen standani-of health. ?ado not materially tend to shorten life. upon their paying a meditate addition to the premium, proper 4.oned to the int-reuse of hazard. One half of the lloard of Directors being Members of the Medical sqoc, the attendance of such a body of eminent practitioners, tot every occasion of granting' assurance. forms a distinguishing safeguard, which cannot fail to be beneficial both to the Assured Ana rr the Society. • Persons proposing for,Assurattee msy.arrange to pay their pre. miens citha in a single payment ; by . annual payments for a • 15nited number of years only ; or by annual payments, throughout thee:tote cor.vinuance of life. The person Assured has the option to share the profits, either by Adtlingthem to the policy for the benefit of his survivors, at his Amore. or take them, in reduction of the aomial• premiums, for his Oro benefit during life. J. PINCKARD, Resident Secretary. Office, 32, Great Ressel.street. QTRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY, instituted in the a) Year 1711 e, for VISITING and .BELIEVING the SICK and DISTRESSED POOR at their OWN HABITATIONS. . During the last year, 7.264 cases, chicly families, were visited and reLeved, and amongst them the sore of 3.717/. 6s. sd. di*. tributel. At the present time there are - upwards of 700 cages on the books, and many have been dirontinued on account of the reduced state of the funds. The number of cases presented also now daily accumulate, the presstire of distress Icing more severely feltas the season becomes inclement. The Committee, under these titeutastanees, respectfully and earnestly solicit the aid of a gene. roue Public to enable them to contlnie to relieve the wants of so 'great a number of the really distressed and deserving Poor. The following Subscriptions and Donations are thankfully ac. ktiOwledged Heys' Highness the Doke of Gloucester 21 0 Right Hmi. T. Grenville 5 0 Mrs. S. Vansirtart • 5 0 D. Pennant, Esq. 31. P. 2l 0 Attirood, Esq. M.P. 5 5 Joseph Butterworth, Esq. 31. P. Right Honourable Lord Hirers 10 0 Right Honourable H. W. W. Wynn - 10 01 Sir W. W. Wynn. Bert. 5 0 Viscountess Mandeville 10 10 Thomas Wood, Esq. 20 b, W. H., by W. Marriott, Esq. • - 20 0' 11% Elliott Elliott, Esq. R. Barclay, Esq. Bury-hill lit 0 Mrs. Jordan - 1 1 Lady Williams Wynn 20 0 A Friend, by Mr. 11. Clarke 10 0 IMwager lady Cornwall I 1 C. Cummings. E.q. M.l'. 10 Countess of A thlone 2 0 Mrs. Worrell - 20 0 11. Y.. per 31r. 11. Clarke 5 0 Mr. J. W. Smith . 2 Rev. Ph. Le Breton 5 Ji P. Grant. Esq. . 3 3 Miss Gavin - 1 1 3 3 .1. Arnold, l'J 10 Alias M Dulth:dl - 1 I Sirs. Hudson - 1 1 Ditto (donation) . r 4 0 Miss Monsley - 1 1 Ditto (donation) . 5 0 E. V. 21 0 Dr. Holland - 3 0 .1. W. B. • - 2 rt bY.,Nkr. W. Cooper U F. R. Bonham, El. 10 Mr. Parkinson - 2 T. W. Randall. E..q. 3 3 tlessrs. Peek, Betebers 2 2 Thomas Marriott, Esq. 2 2 B. s. K. - 2 2 Mr. W. Prawn - 2 2 E. Innes ' E sq. - 1 1 , With aw es! ether Donations of the Smaller amounts, which will appear in the Annual Report. Subscriptions and Dona:ions are received by W. Marriott. Esq. Trassurrer, 77. Broadaireet, Royal Eschanget Mr. 11. I:larke, 32, New liond.streett Mr. W. Cooper, 0. Queen-street, Cheapside ; and Mr. H. H. Griffiths, York-place Csniber well, Secretaries ; Messrs. Owen and Elliott, 31, °niter-lane, Chearide ; Joseph Butterworth, Esq. and Son, 43, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Innes, Junes, sod Ce. 102, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Conde'', Postley, and Clarke, new t , Reed - s treet : M. Allan, Frederic 's -place, Old Jerry ; Mr. CoPt i mil - bo i Wings t by each blemberof the Committee; 311 . Jarrett, Z, Providence-row, Finsbury - s q uare, Collector; Ak1415. Hatchard and Son, Pic ca di lly; Illetars.ll'hitmore, Ind Whltmere, Bankers, 21. Lomberd.atreet ; Messrs. Hoare, Bankers, Fleet -street; and Messrs. liammersity, Bankers, Pall- t. I. Morven, by Messrs. Jones, and Innen - 3 0 At Blesses: Whitmore, Wells, • and Whitmore. A lady 90 0 Richird Glyn, itrq. A 5 G. flenekell, Esq. - 5 0 Catherine . - 1 1 5 8 At Messes. Hammenley and Co.'s : A Friend . 100 0 T.D.JI. 10 0 J. Eran Bailey, Esq. 24 0 Geo. Hammond, Esq. S. H. 2 0 The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Durham 21 0 J. Nicholls, Esq. - 1 1 At Mmats. Datchard and Son'... A. D. W. - Countess Dowager Manure 2 2 Frederick Millen, Esq. +6 0 Viscountess Sidmouth 1 I At Blesses. Butterworth and Bon's. Elides Rummers, Esq. 1/o. additional - Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. (1. L. Hollingsworth, Esq. 5 0 J. IV. 1 1 The lion. and . Rev. An ehitel firer - 10 0 . At Mears. Howes. Sir John Kennaway, Bart. 5 0 Airs. M. 1). Grosvenor IR 0 Hon. tiro. Vernon 2 2 Nathaniel Gondol, Esq, 10 0 Sir Geo. Pownal, Bert. 5 0 John Holmes, Esq. 10 0 H.ll. - 1 9 Viscountess Keith . 5 0 .1:01v Mary Bennet 2 0 H. M. Hoare, Deg. 20 0 AIM Ann Marriott Alias Wegg - 10 0 ItUSSIAN LOAN contracted in ling by Mr. N. M. I . ROTHSCHILD, in London. Notice is here given, that, in conformity with the Contract of the above-mentioned Loan, there have been Deposited in the hands of his Excel'they Count Litres), Ambassador Extraonlinary and Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the Emperor of Ail the Rusotas to his Britannic Majesty, THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE ItINSIAN BONDS, to the Amount of Silty-three Thousand and Eleven Pounds Sterling, or four Hundred and Eight Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty Silver Rubles, which Bonds have this day been CANCELLED for the Sinking Fund, ' up to the month of September last inclusive, by the Chevalier 0. de Benkhnusen, Assessor of College to his Majesty . the Emperor of All the Rustles , and his Vice-Consul in Lor.don, jointly with Mr. N. M. Rothschild, and in the presence of Mr. Charles Green, Notary Public. London, January 19, 162 g. NUMBER OF BONDS CANCELLED. rz gEt I:e. 411= ••••••ymmo , X MIN. 14R 11F A A .E: e a 1 3 .1 :2! 5-Ps: t gra g= ez ..e33c4 .t. 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Mark-lane, or to my office, within one month from the date hereof, otherwise they will 60excluded any benefit arising from the estate. wt's , 21), Jewry-street. Aldgate, RIXON, Jan. IL. Solicitor to the Executors. NOTICE it hereby given, that MATTHEW SPEN -1 111 CER, of Lower ,Iliddleton Cheney, in the County of North am/mon, baker and grocer, by Indentures of lease. release, and assignment, bearing date respectively the twenty-eighth and twenty ninth days of November,. 1825., hath conveyed and sashrned all his real and personal estate and effects unto SAMUEL GULLIVER, of Banbury, in The County of Oxford. grocer, In trust for the be. nefit of all the creditors of the said Matthew Spencer, who shall execute the said deed of release and assignment within six calen ' dar months from the date thereof, and that the said deed of release and assignment was executed by the said Matthew Spencer and wife, and Samuel Gulliver, on the day of the date thereof, mid at. treed by William Haynes. of Adderbury, in the said County of Oxford, Solicitor, at whose office the same is left for execution b:• the creditors of the said Matthew Spender, and that such of them who shall neglect or refuse to execute thesaid conveyance within six calendar months from the date of it, will he excluded ail benefit thereof.—Dated this 16th day of Janosry, 18211. MAKIN SON, Middle Temple. I I ONDON LITERARY ANI) PUBLISHING SO crt ry, N0:23, 01.0 BOND.STRF.F.T• The very high prices of new Books, whether original works-or reprints, have long been a %abject of just complaint with the Pub lic ; and at a period like the present, which is characterised by ardor for information, is felt with peculiar severity : under these circumstances this establishment, has been forpetl, with the aus pices of several literary and patriotic men, for the purpose of re medying an evil calculated, so great a degree, to prevent the diffusion of knowledge and the moral improvement of society ; it engages itself to supply the public with new Bunks, such as shall recommend themselves by their . corrreurints and styli, both to the scholar and to the man of taste, at a reduction, oh the average, of nearly one-half on the present prices. The mama by which this eitwiety will chiefly effect this import ant national object, which alto ermetitutes its main and distin guishing feature, is this : the publications will be produced foe, and offered to the Public, directly. and at the first 'price, instead of through the medium of the beeksellers. Ott the system of pub lishing which has hitherto prevailed, new hooks do not reach the public limit they have passed throngh several hands, and 'twee hael from 40 to 40 per cent. added to the first price : by the plan duffer ing its works to the public, itt the first instance, dila large ad detain will be at once saved to the kook buyer ; titia, with the fur ther means of reduction, afßadid by the extensive scale of their - contracts in papeeand printing , , and by disposing of their works for ready money, will enable the Society amply to fulfil its important engagements. As the general rezuTt'then it miv""he'ititett 4 .lllM weal Olaf have hi th erto cost the publes Gs..eg its. per volume, will be obtain able, through the Society. at 3s. of in this proportion. The plan of this Society, in its developeitient, willionagrebend the publication of all the classic and standard Works of Ancient' and -Modern Literature, and in gerieral all works of plait, iriclud-• inerwow ones of that character. There are Ohio many vahtalele works, which are scarce and in demand. which arefeet.reprinted, erqttenunt of their limited sale. at the high pieces at which :hey would he produced on the present system ; one of the henescial effects tif this Society will be, that it will reprint works of this de rcription at prices which will bring them within the teach of a much larger circle of buyers.. If will be the distinguishing features of this Society, that its publications will have just claims of preference before all inhere, in respect to corroctiema of text, and the general rermijitea of Oita/- ship -.ln these respects it is enabled to pledge itself, by, barincen-1 gaged theriesistance of several eminent literary persona.. Their works will also, as a series, be distinguished by their genera uni formity and beauty, especially by.the ettperiority of the paper and prin:iog, and tend, as they respectively appear, to the formation °fa perfect and splendid British Library. A *scrim of our most popular Standard Works are now preparing for publication, and will be very shortly announced ; the average price of tilarge handsome octavo volume a iii he from ris, to Gs. In the mean time, however, the Society, having already inuchseed the• copyrights in the works published, and now m the course of publi celled, by Mr. Septimus Prowett, are enabled to carry into imme diate effect so much of their plan as respects books of this desalts tiod; lists of which, at the reduced rates at which the Society can offer them to the public, may be now hid at their Establielatnent,. 23, Old Bend -street, where the business of the Society will be for the present conducted. Mr. Septimus Prowett has the entire management of the publish ing department. - - - - - • The following is a List of the Books referred to in the Prospec tus, and which ate now ready for delivery :- 1. MILTON'S PARADISE LOST, illustrated by J. Mar tin. Esq. (Dedicated, by Permission, to his Majesty). Parts 1 to 6, Imperial Quarto, price 12s. each. Do. Imperial Octavo, price hs. each. The SEVENTH PART will be published in a few days. 2. DODSLEI"S COLLECTION of OLD PLAYS. New Edition, with additional Notes, by the late ISAAC REED. OCTA PIES li.citnirr, and the Enrrow. Nine Vols. (to be com pleted in 12 vols.) Crown Ovo. price 6s. each. Large Paper, Its. each. 3. THOMAS ROSCOE'S ITALIAN NOVELISTS; se lected from the most approved Authors t with Biographical No tices. Second Edition, now ready. 4 Vols. Crown live. price:Us. 4. CA NOVA'S WORKS in SCULPTURE and MODEL- • LING; consisting of 100 Engravings in Outline, by HENRY Moses, with Portraits by Worthingum, 2 Vols. Imperial Bvo. halt-bound morocco, price 21. 21., or Large Paper, Imperial 4to. 3/. 3s. 6. MUSEUM WORSLEYANUM ; 2 Vol.. Imperial 4m. half-hound in morocco. rice 81. Bs. 6. ilwrzscirs DI.SIGNS to the FIGHT of the DRA GON, by Senzt.r.za, consisting of 16 Engravingi in Outline, by HENRY MOSES, Demy 4to. price Its, in boards; India Paper, 14s. 7. RETZSCH'S DESIGNS to FRIDOLIN, by ScHtl.r.tit, Engraved in Outline by HENRY Mosrs. Demy 4to. price 6s. sewed, or 6s. extra hoards. IL ANCIENT BAPTISMAL FONTS: Engraved by R. ROBARTS. from DraWings by Mr. FRANCIS SIMPSON. Jun. of Stamford. Part I. containing Ten Plates, Imperial !Ivo. price 7.. 6d. or Imperial 4to. (uniform with Britton'. Cathedrals), price Its. Proofs and Etchings, on India Paper, 20s. To be completed in Four I'arts. • IA The LIFE and ADVENTURES of JOHN BUNCLE„ Esq. By TiroatAs AMORY. Gent. A New Edition, revised and corrected from the Author's own Copy. 3 Vols. Crown Bvo. price 12s. boards. 10. ZOUCH'S LIFE of IZAAK WALTON ; illustrated with 20 Engravings, Foolscap tivo., price 7s. in boards. Large Paper, Ws. GA. PrHE Original OXYGt.:NAT ET) SODA POIVDEftS, for MAKING SODA WATER, continne to be prepared, and solid by the Inventors and Proprietors, Messrs. G. MAR SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden-square, and is soldin Boxes, nt 2s. 9d. each, and in Bottles , at 225. each, duty included. The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great reputa tion, at home and abroad, many ineffective and spurious sorts have been imposed on the Public. The genuine will have the words, " Prepared by Messrs. G. Marshall and Co." engraved on every Box end Bottle. Soda Water *• All other advertised preparations for making ander the same name are spurious. To be had as above : Superior Seidlitz Powders Lavender 'hater Cheltenham Salts in Crystals Ditto ditto Perfumed Ditto ditto in Efflorescence Ditto ditto 31ille Fleur Finest Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract Pectoral Cough Drops Esprits--Various Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne Lavender Vinegar Arquebusade Water Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, etc. 3ledicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for every climate. Prepared and sold also, as above." very superior PRIiNCII POLISH for all kinds of line Wood, Furniture, &a. IVEW MUSIC.--` Gooseberries Green,' a favourite AN Ballad, by author of 'Cherry Ripe,' the Music by L. IMMO, dedicat d to Madame Vestris,ls.6‘l.—. — l -----• Ito myseit aw mine own Parallel.' • Show me then the Parelicl 'twiet a Green Girl and a Gooseberry.' Br. a JON SON. The Lass o' Rowrie,' a beautiful Scratch Ballad, sung by 111 r. Illelrose in Rob Itoy, composed by Guylo:t, is. lid..—' liti:e's blue eyes,' a Ballad, by G. Ware, 11..—.` Oh, breathe that testier vowlagaim' the music by J. Davy Because t love chee still the same.' This beautiful Balla d ass the last composition Of J. Davy, Is.. Also alwsys on sale, the largest um-irritant of music in Lindon votal and intitrumentul, by G. Welker, 17, Soho. square, at half the usual prices. NI IN ERVA LIBRARY, Leatlenhall.street, consisting of a numerouseSELECTlON_ of WORKS in the different branchee of LITERATURE. 5/. be. will be entitled to Ift Books IS Town of 36 in the Country. 41. es. . - 14 - - 22 • 3/. 31. . .f, - - - 12 21.25. - . d . 8 A number of new and Interning works have keen ;tided this year. The Addenda to their Catalogue is flow ready, and may be i had at the Library. LA'f IN G LIMARV.—A COLLECTION of very auperior NOVELS }nd ROM A NCE.S, consisting or HMO Volumes, all new and haTf.bottod. cidf:backa, , to he !mid for One Hundred Pounds. ready money ; or a Seett,ina,may be made from them of 2:50 or 509 Veluines, at. a proportionate &derma in price ; or they may be had in "beets., deducting the Binding. For particulars apply to A. K. Newman and Co. headenhall. -street, London. In a few days will be published, in tiro. -price 12a. in boards, the Second Edition of S ERMONS ON VARIOUS sujugcTs —By the late .31111111A164WaslefRoti. , 11154k : Vicar of Kensington, Prebendary of tt , otitb Oreirtharn, and Chaplain to the late Lord Bistuip of Salkhury. Printed for C. and J. Hieing:on, St. Panl's Church-yard, Water loo-place. an 02148, Strand. Of whom may be had, in J11:0 : prise lls. in boards-, the Second ; Edniou of A NARRATIVE of the CONVERSION and DEATH OF' COUNT STRUENSEE, formerly Prime Minister of Denmark. By Dr. Monter. Translated from the Oermen.in 1774 1; with an Introduction and Notes. by Thomas Rmmell, ILI). • • 1. S HE EU ItOPE AN. (Quartefly ) REVIEW, No. VI., is published this day, by Mr. Pouchee, No. 7, Brydges street, Covent-garden, and may be had of all Booksellers. This Number (price 7a. 841.) contains much more matter than Arty other Quarterly Review. The work is now satisfactorily arranged as a Quarterly .Publicadon. Its List of Contributors, es ir.spection will show, is both more extended and more select, and .the Num ber now presented to the public is a better specimen than any pre ceding one of the Editor's Plan. To maintain the connexion of I I this with fhe preceding Monthly Nunibess, the subjects of the Work have been continued down from tbe.period of its suspension., COXTZNTS , Biographical Notice of Don S. De 'l'lllaneuea. L—ORIGINAL Subjects—The tv.ente t>xSacieiy 1. Poirrics—British Politics ; Perlianicotary Session of 182$, —The Spirit of Catholicism—The Colonies pf Great J:lriteln; New Holland, Van Diemen's Land—Frer.ch Politics—G . o litics--Dreek Politics—Of the Causes of Royal Fattiity - , : by 51r.. Walker. 1 , :;:t0.F., 2. Malt RS--Saattitth Alaltaera : a 1,-,a,trita; „rayistailypipt Manners : Letter V. .The Women of tance..lo •I I L yy Italian Matinees ii The Women of Italy, bs. the Cein t lign4.,4en:.. gelis—Spanish Manutts: The Women of pain, by Senor-Don J. J. de Moht. I 3. iinxisTvalt Alm TILE Futi gress, and Preeent State of the Drama , in.ll4taip.,, : No. I. - ..'sperei. Historical Summary, by Mr. Neelc—On Presenrfitateilt the. Dramatic Ara in France, by Al: N. Levee's.* I and Nee— wegian Litesature .I:Preliminary Remarkk.by, M. Ileiberg--Swish Poetry ; Moorish Romances, by Doll J. J. de Mora—The Present stated Music his Germany, by Herr Gir Wehar. IL SCIENTIFIC REPORTS. • Subjects—The Discoveries of Science.• , • Mathematical Report—Atomological Report—Chemical Report —Meehinleat eitortHrterotogietit Report—Astronomical Report —Agricultural Report.L.Manufactursl Report—Commercial Re port. lII.—CRITICAL ACCOUNTS.* - Sultiects—:-The Productions of Mind. ... .1... LlT E gan; er.,Mercusir.d.tha lift of the Right Honour able Richard lirinstey Sheri dan; by-Thoomir Moore—Allsises of Religion and Reimma.af Tuscany ; Lifisof Scipio•de Ricci, Bishop of Pistoia and Prato, by Dl. de'Potter—Tales of the Crusaders, by the Author - of NrriverlerLowe's illogic Circle; a Dnunetic Poem, in Fire Acts, by Dr. Ernest Treatise. on Christian' Doctrine. compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone; by John Mil: ton—A Hismoy of the I)ukes of Burgundy of the House ofl'alols; by M. de Bareote, Peen of France—The Neapolitan, Piedmonteser and Spanish Revolutions; Beer les Derrieres Revolutions de Pliu- rope, par )1. le Martinis de Salvo. 2. Fryer A RTs.. the Royal Bourbon (Neapolitan) Aluseurn ; Fasciculus Fourth—Memoirs of the Royal llcrculestensian Aca. demy of Archeology. ' • This Pet. whichia, in acme Reviews. so much extended. is, here comparatively brief:—first, because we notice none hut im., portant productions; secondly because the great events of society'. being the subjects of our First Part, we do not mean to make the titles *refilling works a sort 'of text under which to treat again of these events in this our Third Pert ; and thirdly, because all the important diseoveitel 'of Scienct'being elt subjects of the Seeond• Part, we bete need to review no scientific work'. Such events and• .discoveries being thus transferred to their proper place, where they can be distiorti7 end clearly' treated, we add, here a new feature— Reviews of the Fine'Arte. - • - • Publishipii by L. Be Seeley :Lad . . . _ In a few daya,ia 2 Ted& Ow. pricer 21s. boards. ITRIST lAN EXQUI,IS • or, The Dr li rereuce 1. of the Israelites from Egypt , SmAradti eassaldered is a Se ries of Discourses. By the Rey. R. P. BrnmCont,.M.A. Ministcr of St. George's Church, Evertow,.&e: 11. In 1 vol. Ilvo. price 14s. boards, • I BISHOP 11A LIJ, HIS LIFE , AND TIMES. By . the Rev. John Jones, M.A. Perpetual Curate of Cradley. ith a Portrait. 111. • Second Edition, Ceo. price 10s. boards, A PRACT ICA L VIEW °IRK REDEEMER'S ADVENT, in a Series of Discourses. fly the Rev. James Haldane Stewart,. M.A. Minister of Percy Chapel. &c. IV. In 8r.% price Pls. boards, CHRISTIAN RESEARCHES; chiefly ui Syria and the Holy Land, in furtherance of the objects of the Church Missionary So ciety. fly the Rev. W. Jowett, M.A. late Fellow of St. John's College. Cambridge, and. Author a" Christian Researches in the Mediterranean." In Ovo. price Os. boards, An EXTEVSIVE INQUIRY into the most important Ques tions--" What it is to preach Christ ?" and " What is the most eligible mode of preaching him P" By Richard Lloyd, ,M.A. Rector of St. Dunstan 's in the West, and of Midhurat, Sussex. .V Parts I anal', price 7s. 6d. each. LYRA SACRA. Select Extracts from the Cathedral Music of the Church of England; adapted for one, two, three, and tour voices : with an Accompaniment for the Organ. or Pianoforte. By the Rev. Joseph Jowett, M.A. Rector of Silk Willoughby, and Author of " Musw Solitarite." VI T. In amid] quaint), Part I, price 2a. Otl. Part 11, price Ss. The NEW TESTAMENT; with a plain Expo•=ition. for the age of Families. By the Rev. Thomas Boys, M.A. Curate of St. Duotitan's in the West. VIII. In Syn. price Os. boards, EXPOSITORY DISCOURSES. By the late Rev. William Richardson, Subohanter in York Cathedral, &c. &c. with a Por trait. In twelves, price 3a. Cd. boards, THE PRODIGAL'S PILGRIMAGE into a fat couatt? and back to his father's house. By the Rev. Thomas Jones, Curate of Createn, and author of " Jonah's Portrait." X. In ilvo. with Plates, price 8a: 60. boards, A .101: ANAL of a RESIDENCE at RED RIVER SET TLEMENT, anti of various excursions among the North Ameri can Indians. By the Rev. John West, M.A. late Chaplain iu that Colony. XL In Ow). price its. 6d. boards, A KEY to the BOOK of PSALMS. By the Rey. Thomas Boys, M.A. Curate of St. Dunstan's in the V. X I n In Rvo. price Is. Cd. boards, The TESTIMONY of PROFANE ANTIQUITY to the ACCOUNT GIVEN by MOSES of PARADISE and the FALL of MAN. By Matthew Bridges. XIII. In 840. price 104.6 d. boards, A Third Volume of SERMONS. By the Rev. John Fawcett, M.A. Rector of Scaleby, and Perpetual Curate of St. Cuthbert's, Carlisle. XI V. . _ In one small pocket volume, price 2s. boards, SELECT POETRY, chiefly on Subjects connected with Re. ligion. From the Works of Tiowdler, Cowper, Kirke SVbite, Toplady, C. Worley, and others. to OFF' TION, atll.r &gen 90 &men dozen Cru et:kb:hied C amp. Alay be tared the time of side. Samples had (by paying for) at the roomy as above. lerielve van In .." Pt ice 7d. • SALM AT AIOCTION. • • w vo:s AND sl4t DOSEN VANIER'S OEIAI• ;MAVIS • r. FSSRS. MACH IN rteirl DIr;BNNINAM beg liar* to intorm their Frierithraadtthe Pub}it. they are Irptevitad 'PER Cumin accuLiat ciggikaaAptralk) to PUOl.lc at their Rooanti, 10..KlaptitteeL,Apwt garden. This Su. a ('ELLAIt'of rematkribly &vier 17Fira.S. containing 21) nt Amonttiladpp sherryy f dosetithanmattne, fi doyen Len fine Pale sherry. X 9 dint II Etit ltdoi MatiCka. /Mt 39 ('rusted Port, 3 years in Wilk. Also 149 dozen Paltserta SUPER! JEWEA.LERV. ny ftrAf:lll,N and OPOKNIIAAI, At their Rooms, 26. King-street, Covent-garden. on Towly next, at 11. by order of the Asngnees df Air. James ItObatson, bankrupt, • A Truly elegant and valuable tlivplay . rtf - JEWErehgltil t . .L 1 consisting of dross stutes,.composed diasnordla pi . top: 4. amethysts and garnets, brillisnt rings, piss, brooches,. tier gold italeil And r.eck chairs, rickly chased tine gold seals, rive and a profusion of modern jewelkry of the beat nisoofsrtnre. tows of line large eri-ntal perals, loose beilllants. tine Urge sapphires, rubies, emeralds, and other valuable items. flat be viewed two flays prior to the wile. one eseelogues had alb the roome- Alessrs. Machin and Debenharn assure the public aril their friend, the whole of this stock beloAgS to the hankrant'a estate. NEAR BrAIOYMBURY.SQUA Splendid Furniture. important Collection of Pietism', an Anti. teur's Theatre. of a tinperiew class, quire complete, rtieltrt* most provinciala ; a valuable Plateau, ornamented 'inn ettasto. alabaster figures, made expressly .for a prima to Bonaparte; ' • doe tierre and Porcelain, a Pedal Harp, by Erat, &c. ; Southampton-Wee'. ..RT M. RUI.LOCK. On the Premises, on it I.:DNESDAY.NEXT,.the 96th inst. anti . - Dag,itit.l2. • . rr HE COSTLY surplus PROP.ERTY of a GE.`,- JIL (who has disposed of the above Ilon‘e, ar rt removing to hitotber residence In the City), comprising the Went. ture s of the drawing-rooms, consisting of two noble glasses of 'sac, . liakbrilfiancy, 6/l by rid, and:a by bd; a pair of pier ditty, it, e ,b) . , ; other glasses of less dimensions: eighteen rosawood•thairs, with stuffed sears and panel tacks, covered with crimson; .couchis and tables en suite; three console tables, with marble tons, and very richly carved and gilt frames; a magnificent chased ed.J wrought or-inolu lamp, with six burners, blue mandarin,jets, ni great perfection and unusually large in size ; a few fine specimet of green enaniel and porcelain • candelabras ; a fine.toned.onicKe .pianoforte by Wilkin s on, and a full-sized cabinet. by Clement'. The very ;mod mahogany furniture of dining- roiim, Grecian a pair of 7 feet 6 rosewood winged dwarf boukesact,..with tumble tops; an expensive warm or cold bath of copper, with large beer, pipes, &c., enclosed in mahogany ; same furniture of the chambers, patent lamps, glass, chirra, aud.loa valuable collection of pictures, cubit of Which are originals, and were purchased at large prices wine years ago. - - - To be viewed two days prior M the sale. Catalogues hid, at Gd. eich,.on the premises, and of Mr. Flidlock, High Holhorn.. Capital Gold Watches, new' !Mir Chebnoitetet; French Clorkfr. . very superior Cabinet and other Pianofortes, Books, L ien, add valuable Effects. Dv Mr. fitmr.ock, Ai his tooms; 211, High Holborn, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 27th of January, at 12. fallowing 'tunas, under circumstances• wiuch , • .IL. will preclude any reservation t— ' Nine very capital duplex, lever, and ping fusee watch to anitips,turned and plain gold cues; a leis silver watches, two mum labia clocks, with glass 'Lades; seven brilliant toned cabinet pianoforte:4 ; a the highest finish, in zebra wood, mahogany„zsd rosewokrFum; q Void% by liroadwoods, another by Tomkleort. andtwO !parse by Wilkinson t • also a few very good paintings: stnaU• re4a, ot,tme; rtnen. glass and china. y!ate, tnnkets ; .fine .eopy. of Reu'a Encyclopedia, with plates nt' an eacit int -crouton two c a pital fitwhng r lsieces, with apparatus in maltoprt, cues; antisome othir articles, removed from the country. 4. I -On the -foliating day will be sold the genuine and ezcelkn. llousehold Furniture. - • • ' ' Catalogues envy be last two dart Prikina C -- ARIi.OI 4 L respectfully invites the Public to an ' ea4o: purchase. tbere being most assuredly but two more ~PlMNn icks that can eves be presented to.obtaiu Independence foj a kw Pounds ! All Lotteries then finally cluse•by Act of l'asbatratc, and this on) , mode of adventure by which stir Tenon tn.ty speedily gala for a mere trifle. 20:000/.. 10,0001...-ANIA, 24* . &c. must pass away for ever ! This Scheme kawaLl theyupoli,: points of late !Arteries. with SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS I . . • ' ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, WEDNESDAY, Ist of • Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at CAMOLL'a fortioste 'Offices, No. 19, Cnrnhill ; 7, Charing-crest; Oaro-i -'street, London ; where he sold, within a short perrod, 4 - Prizes of - - .C30.0P0 4 - Prises of .1:20.0091 And other Capitals in fortnis Lotteries.exceeding A IVIrL E LION STERLING ! THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S TPA AVAREIFI°get; No. 91, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. r 1111111411jok and Co. are — now iupp • lying . the • Public with TEAS exactly at the WbolesairPricee. BLACK TEAS. I GREEN TEAS. e. d. Good (7ongou 6i. 4d. and 5 Stong Canirou . 0 I Fine Congou - 6 4 Superior (orgou - 6 8 Good Solichong -7, 0 Fine Sourliong • - . 8 0 Superior Sou,thong - 10 0 Prime Mixed d. 1 6 2 0 Twankßy Bloom Hyson Fine linen e. d. - ro ilyKon . • .4.. 4 'Finest flyson - --12 0 Gunpa vrdm 141„Ne418 0 Tea, Gs. 4tt. 'i.. .) s. d_ Piaeßerbfee -"N. Med I 21 Turkey - • , •,..4 10 Jenlorlea Coffee Dutch ditto eiliTll % .3 CAMBRIAN ESSENCE *holltsiiitemedes the necessity of smoking meat in a chihhiey 'or smoking house, as it gives the true Westphalian or \Vogl Scrtolti Pamir in a very superior manner and in a much shorter uMe. Thiti useful article was well known to, and much approved by:the late Sir Joseph Banks. It may be applied with eniial advlm,ge to Hams, Tongues, Bacon, Beef, or fidi, and perfectly answers the purpose in either case. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietors. Edward - SMis and Co. chymists, &c., 29, Haymarket; and retail by ilia!' and . CI, New Bond-street ; Day and Co., 96, Gracechurch-otreet4 - kiniton,' 302, Oxford street beadephall-strso ; Neighbour, 131, High Holborn ; Roberts, 119, Great - street; Stokes, 42, Fent/lurch-street ; Sterry. 'l2O, 131arkra,,7 street ; and many other respectable oil anti Italian warehouser, — In bottles, 25., 3s. ed., ss. each. C - ABINEIT-MAN SAW SOC I gty..—lg CABINET and UPHOLSTKRY, at .she 1.01 REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOO aN, being the only real one now existing is London., N0..71. gOini*r IaNA DENIM la.-STREET, opposite Alilgate Pump, and,Rll*3 has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Montt , and no Abatement. - ---• The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the NOW:" t r and lientry. that they still conduct the shove Establishment Jer the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who hatre.litife families), by offering their Manufactured Art'wees in the cddipet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any Howe is London. no otherprotit being required than to sstisfy the warestere remand incidental expenses: being satisfied with constapt egos**. ment to enable them to support their fainihers. the nuthkee oftehe'q appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meet og to Iket . l4. From the great patronage the Committee have received. shey ere in hopes of increasing that number. 'Me following is a Specimen of the Low Prices flaked ;• ill Goode warranted : . ,Xt * lt a.. • Five feet Alabo,gany Bedstead, four-post 4 lb 0 ' Tent ditto - - 1,. 6 0 • , . lAordered Metres, to 6t - - I I 0 Mahogany Drawerssaith solid ends . 45. 0 Eight Maliojrany Chairs - - 6 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - - 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell. from ..f.2. 12 0 to It 8 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from £5 50to 7 7 4 . Pius Bedstead - - 3 a r.•, Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa - - 610 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed. Dining; and Illirmeing Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Trade militarist it words their attention. .. • Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and A partinerte in a few houts.—(floods packed free of expense except the evetft• Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Approisements in Town and aOut) try ; and Estates valued. • COMMITTEE. T. Corder J. Vi'Ason I 3. Carter T.Alaster I J. Caste . aghero.. THURNELL, Agent. J. HAELER Sesretary. FINE 4. at Od Od leo ova ege 1019