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FOR BOMBAY Direct, the fine and very fast-sailing teak Ship IA)RD CASTLERE.tHH, burthen 800 tons, ying at Blackwall, JOHN KELLAND DURA NT, Commander. This Ship has room for measurement goods only, superior accorm awdations for Passengers, and will carry a Surgeon. For Freight or ['orange apply to BAZETT, FARQUHAR, CRAWFORD, and CO. No. 71, Old Broad-strect. el Engaßement to Sail on the 10th of May, FOR PAWENOERS, FOR BOMBAY, the Regular Trader, KATHARINE STEWART FORBES, A. 1.--600 Tom. !NORA 31 CHAPMAN , Commando. Hasa Poop, and very superior accom modation for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. Lying in the City CanaL For Frdght or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jena'. C,olllo.lsouse, Cornhill; to Mosso. Inglis, Forbes, and Co., 2, Mosdas-House.place ;or JOHN CHAT and CO. 2, bradenhall-street. TAE ALLIANCE BRI' and FIRE ASSURANE DllLLioxs sterliug. 'ISII and FOREIGN LIFE COMPANY.—CapitaL Fivr Plllll lENTS. V. M. Rothschild, EM. Mom Montetiore, Es q. John Irving, Esq. M.P. Francis Baring, Esq. Samuel limey, Esq. DISECTOIs. James Alesander, Esq. M.P. I ('harks Greenwood, Esq. 0. 11. Barnett, Esq. James Ileygate. jun, Esq. Charles Bevan. Esq. William Howard, Esq. Johnilowden, Esq. John I nnes, Esq. M.P. Archibald Campbell, Esq. William Kay, Esq. William Cras ford, F-sq. Oswald Smith, Esq. Timothy A. Curtis. Esq. H. M. Thornton, Esq. Francis Cressnoll, Thomas Wilson, Aurizsmio.—T. P., Cisolso K ampbell, 1615., TM/nal Bankaas.— Messrs. Smit , Payne, and Smiths; Messrs. Howe, Barnett, and Co. ACTS ART.—Benjamin nompertz, Esq. F.R.S. PHYSICIAIf.—John R. I I unie, Esq. Estron-street. Constsca--Lancelnt Shadwell, Esq. SoLicrroa.—John M. Pearce, Esq. 8111'yr - rms.—Thomas Allason, Esq. Percy-street„ Bedford-sq. The Company have mime-m.(11 business at their temporary Of fice, No. 4, Sew-court, St. Strithin's-lane, London. The Life Department of the Company comprehends Insurances on Lives and Surrivorships, Endowments for Infants. and Life Annuities; and the Fite Department every species of risk usually the subject of insurance. Both will be extended to the Assurance of Foreign as well as British interests. The Company will employ their disposable capital in the pur chase of Life Annuities, Reversions, and mach other description of Property as the Law may sanction. New Calculations will be made upon the strictest Mathematical Principles, by which the Rates of Insurance will be regulated on terms the most beneficial to the Public. Persons effecting Policies will .bare with the Proprietary in the of the Establishment. upon 'quintile principles. BRITISH ANNUITY COMPANY. CAPITAL Z3,1410,11110L DIZICTOPIP. PETER MOORE, Esq., M.P., Chairman. ISAAC ROOERS, Esq., Depoty Chairman. Colonel Henry Curzon Jahn blenham, Esq. Nicholas Melva, Esq. William Newman, Esq. John Frase►, Esq. CoL Charles Palmer, M.P. Henry Harthgton, Esq. &mod Page, Esq. Major James Jones N. William Peach, Esq. It. lane, Esq. William Rickford, Esq. M.P. W. A. Madocks, Esq., M.P. Hon. W. R. Spencer George Ilagnus, Esq. R. W. Talbot, Esq., M.P. ♦L•DITOIS. David M•Lean, Esq. T. F. Power, Esq. Henry Clarke, Esq. Benjamin Davenport, Esq. John llorlor, Esq. BANKERS. Sir William Kay, Bart., Price, Marryat, and Coleman. Sir John Peering. Bart., Shaw, Barber, and Co. SECRETARY—James Mitchell, Eq., A.M. STANDING COUNSEL—SamueI Oirdleetone, Egg. So t. ter r on—Jehn Wilks, Jun., Esq. SURVEYORS. JO•oph °wilt. Esq.. Edwardl";kmion --- ,Eaq.„ James Savage, Esq. miss C(I.'IPANY bas been established for the pur -1 chime of Annuities, to be secured on Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Property, in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ; on Money in the Funds ; Parish Bonds; Turnpike Tolls; and other descriptions of eligible Property. It addition to this plan of investment, IheCoalpatly will purchase Betersians, Ground Rents, Gontingencos, Life Annuities, already granted by Insurance and other Companies, Pensions granted by Government, Life Interests, Survivorship., and every similar de scription of Property, by which the Capital of the Company may be securely and profitably invested, for the benefit of the Share holders. Some of the advantages which the establishment of this Company will secure to the Public are, the reduction of the rate of annuity interest: protection from the exactions of money agents, and enormous legal charges; and the certainty of procuring, with out delay, on every description of eligible security, a fair and rate able advance of Capital ou the Property oflerel To the Share. holders, the association will necessarily be remunerative, from the rate of annuity interest obtained; from the expenses of the Com pany being comparatively small, and from the securities taken for the Capital advanced being always tangible, real, and unin cumbered. During the last three years the average rate of interest of money, advanftd by way of Annuity in England, including Insurance, where necessary, has been from 7 to 124 per cent.; and, although the rate of Interest on money, lent by way of Mortgage, has in some measure fallen, yet the number of Annuities granted in Eng land, and enrolled in I tea, was 1467; and exceeded in number and amount those granted in 1318, 1620, and 1821. when the rate of in terest was considerably higher. During . the last three years, nearly Four Millions of money have been so invested, besides Annuities on Freehold Property, not enrolled, and those granted on Irish and Scotch Seenrities. The Company thus estalilished, will be governed by a Board of Directors, acting under the authority of the Legislature, for whose 'section applicstion will be this day made. The CApital is Three Jlilliona Sterling, in 60,000 Shares. of 501. each, with liberty for the Directqys to extend the amount commen surate with the demands of the Public. The Shareholders in the Company to whom Shares have been allotted, are apprized that the first call of Two Pounds per Share, most be paid on or before the 10th May instant, either to Means. Sir W. Kay, Bart. Price, Martin and Coleman, Bankers, No. 1, Mansion House-str,n, to Moons Sir John Peering, Bart, Shaw, Barber, and Co., Bankers. 72, Cornhill, or to a Committee of Directors, who will meet at their prevent offices, Ns. 16, New Broad street, on Tuesday the 4th, Thursday the 6th, Saturday the Bth, and Monday the lOtii of May instant, from one to three o'clock on each day, to receive the Deposits, issue the Scrip, and afford any explanation to the Shareholders which they may require. The Shareholders arc also informed , that ample notice will be given of every call which their interest may require for future in. vestments, as It is one of the features of this Company that there shall be no dormant capital. For the benefit also of that portion of the public who have been disappointed in obtaining Shares, it has been decided, that, if at the time of payment of the second, or any future instalment, any of the present Prowietors prefer having the entailer of their Shares reduced, they shall be at liberty to do so, in such proportion, so that their previous payment or payments be sufficient for the instal ments on the Shares so reduced. Thus, if an original Proprietor of 100 Shares, upon which 21. per Share shall have been paid, shall prefer haying his number reduced to AO, instead of paving a second Instalment of 21., he shall be at liberty so to do; and so in like manner with every subsequent instalment. The Shares thus ob tained are to be allowed to the Public. JAMES MITCHELL, Secretary. 36, New Braid -street, May 3, HIM. LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING OFFICE, len, HIGH HOLBORN, NEAR DRURY-LANE. RaMARTIN, after many years' experience as Litho itraphiee Writer and Draughtsman to the principal Litho graphic Establishments in London, begs leave most respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public generally, that he has OPENED AN KSTAIVLISIIMENT at 161, High Holborn, near Drury-lane, where he undertakes the execution of Plans, Maps, Elevations, Circular Letter., Price-Currents, Legal Docu ment*, Bills of Parcel, Cards, Fae-similes, ts.a and trusts that his ,upability of executing, in his own establishmen t , any orders he :n a y be favoured with, at a very limited notice, will secure to him the patronage and support of those gentlemen to whom expedition and punctuality are frequently objects of the highest importance. Plain and ornamental Writing, Plans, lae.similes, &c. executed 'nr the Trade as usual. LANGUAGES. —G. MLA ETT ER AIA NN, LL.I), Pro teaser of ancient and modern Literature, respectfully informs Ladies and Gentlemen, de‘irrous of acquiring any of the continental lan , that- at his Amulcuties,36, Tonbridge-place, New-road. and 11, Leathetsellere-building, London-wall, he continues, with roper assistance, to teach the French, Italian, German, Spanish, Latin and Greek Languages, nn the nnly sure and of plan, which, adapting itself to every capacity. clo/Ay unites practice with theory. Any mode of instruction, without this characteristic is, and must be, fallacious: it originates with conceited ignorance, is puffed forth by Interested knavery, and only supported for a time by duped Imbecility. The progress wade, and the opinion enter. tained by those he has ins:meted, constltute at once the fairest and the severest test of the capacity and the qualifications of an in s:rum". Dr. R. hopes, therefore, that he will not expose himself to the dirge of ostentation, in stating, that he has received most flattering testimonials of the apprnbatkin and satisfaction of the many intel ligent persons of both sexes, whom he has instruced : several of 'Mom, being residents of the metropolis, may be referred to. THE LAST GRAND MASQUERADE THIS SEASON, Under the immediate Sanction of several Persona of Distinction. KING'S THEATRE. THE Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, arc most re spectfully informed. that in con sequence o f numerous appli catioas, a Grand MASQUERADE will take place at this Theatre THIS EVENING, Slay & The extensive embellishments and alterations which this Theatre has recently undergone, have considerably added to the peculiar accommodations which it so eminently possesses for a Fete of the above description, and it has been determined that the one in_ tended to take place shall, on this occasion, be given in a style su perior to any that has hitherto been attempted. l'he interior and exterior of the Theatre will be brilliantly illuminated. The Pit and Stage made level, will form the Grand Saloon, to which will be thrown open the. King's Concert Room, now an elegantly fitted up Theatre. The Duke of York's Band, in full unifmm, with several other Bands, will be stationed in various parts of the Theatre, for Country Dances, Reels, Quadrilles, Waltzes, &c. the spirit of which will be considerably heightened by the introduction of various Dances, by Artists belonging to thi s Establishment. A variety of other Novelties will also he promiscuously introduced, so as to render the Evening's Entertainment in the highest degree amusing and interesting. Tickets, to include Tea, Coffee, Lemonade, Orangeade, &c. 16s. each. Character Tickets, 10s. 6d. each. Boxes for Families and Parties to see the Masquerade ms be had on application at the Opera O ffi ce, 106, Quadrant, Three Guineas each. As much confusion was created last year,. by persona receiving Pam flecks, and transferring them on leaving the Theatie, it is deemed necessary to state, that none will be issued till after Two 'lock. The Supper will be provided in a superior manner, by Messrs. B. Slade and Grogan. Supper Tickets, including Wine, l4v. visrat.3 iiij;fk ie whildi vW onosist of every variety, and of the boa , provided by M ews. Louis Ben lanchay and Co. of Pall-mall, whose Wines gave so much general satisfaction on the last occasion. Masks, Dominoes, &c. to be had in the Theatre. No person admitted without a Mask. The most complete arrangement has been made with respect to the Police, which will be under the direction of Mr. Handley, of Queen-square Police Office. •„ 11 It is deemed necessary to apprise the Public, that there are certain Ivory Tickets, belonging to Property Boxes, not entitled to admission to Masquerades, and which will consequently be refused. The privileged Property Box Tickets will be admitted on the payment of 10s. 6d. at the doom, in return for which a Card will be given, to admit to the Supper Room. Tickets to be had at the Door, also at 105, Quadrant, Regent street ; and at the following Masquerade Warehouses :—Mr. Mill ward, Lower Brook-street; Mr. Lay, Southinolton.street ; Mr. Fenton', Strand ; Mr. Thresher, Haymarket ; Messrs. Brooks and Heath, Great Newport -street ; Mr. ?Setts, Royal Exchange; Mr. Tilley, Stationer, he. 10, Olaashouse-vtreet ; Mr. Simmons, Holy well-street ; Mr. Herthelot, Ilair-dresser, 22, Hatton-garden; and Mr. Nathan, Berwick -street, Soho. . . • Atlmi.simi to the Gallery, 3s.—The Doors will be thrown open at Ten &Clock ; the Supper Rooms at One. riIHE LAST GRAND MASQUERADE at the Opera 1. House this Season will take place THIS DAY, Monday, May 3. Tickets may be had of Mr. William Tilley, Bookseller, Binder, and Stationer, 10, Glasshouse street, R egen t- street , and four doors from the Quadrant.; Opera Boxes, by the night or season; Pit Tickets, Ss. &I. each ; Private Boxes for Drury-lane and Covent. garden Theatres. MUSICAL PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS EXTRAOR- T 4 IGHTS newly-invented Patent small HARPS and BRITISH LUTES, the most desirable little Instruments ever known. They combine all the essential pro pert ies of the Pedal Harp, and are so easy to learn as to require hardly any In struction. They are to be seen and heard at 38, Berner's-street, Oxford. street ; and for the convenience of Ladies at the east end of the town, by appointment, at Messrs. Longman and Dates, Musical instrument Manufacturers, No. 6, Ludgate-hill. N.B. The above are also the best of any for travelling and to take abroad. PERCUSSION GUN AND PISTOL REPOSITORY, Nes. 42 sad 43, Oxford-street. _ _ DGASS announces to the Sporting World, that hi s . Warehouse is stocked with an admirable Assortment of BINOLE and DOUBLE PERCUSSION GUNS of every de. soriptiol ; also Flint and Steel AIR BUNS, ite.: the wbolv as good as new, and made by Mantons, Purdy, Forsyth, Smith, and other eminent Makers. Due Ming, Holster, and Pocket Pistols. Shooting Appalls= In every variety: the whole of which will be sold Twenty-live per l'ent. under the usual prices. This Stock is adapted to Gentlemen outfitting for India, &c. WATERPROOF HAT DIANUFACTORV, No. 3. Gerrard-street, Soho, oppo s ite N e wport Market. rp IVELLS most respectfully informs the Public at 1 • large, that he has opened the above House, where he in tends selling sups-ior and improved OVAL WATERPROOF BEAVER HATS. warranted never to spot with rain, and to retain their whops and colour in any climate, at the reduced price of Ills. , with every other article in the trade equally cheap. T. W. feels confident that the above will give entire satisfaction, and that one trial will prove the fact, for ready money only. N.B. Merchants supplied on advantageous terms. A NEW, SUPERB, AND FASHIONABLE STOC - k — tYP SILK GOODS, PURCHASED SINCE THE DUTY WAS RESCINDED, FOR CASH. R. NISBET and CO. (from Green's) solicit the V.I• Nobility, &e. to inspect their New and Splendid Steck of SILK MERCERY, LINEN DRAPERY, HABERDASH. ERY, HOSIERY, and LACE, which are of the First quality. From their general connection with the first Manufacturing Houses, their Extensive Capital, and Fallen Markets, they are enabled to sell every article at astonishingly Low Prices. They also respectfully make known that a System of Selling at a small profit, with attention to the Novelty and Richness of their floods, compel them to Sell as they Buy, for Money only. Warehouse, No. 138, Regent-street, between Leicester and Beak.street. A SAYING TO THE PUBLIC. T BLAKE'S SEAL and CLOTH CAP MANUFAC IF • TORY, CARPET BAG, and PORTMANTEAU WAREHOUSE, 134, Si. Martin's-lane, London (opposite the Church. This Advertisement will be found worthy the attention of Gen tlemen going abroad, Managers of Schools, Public Institotions, and also of Private Families. Caps are much better for Boys, being lighter and cheaper than Hats : an extensive assortment is always kept, and may be had at the following low prices :---Super - One Blue Cloth Caps, ks. ; Fur, 35.; Youths' best rich Wool Seal Skin, Its. and 6a ; Ladies' and Gentlemen's bat Seal Skin Tra velling Caps, at fis., 74., and Si. ; rich Lustres, Os., 101., and 12s. Caps Cleaned, Altered, and Repaired. Strong Blue Moreen Bags, well lined, 2s. 6d. and 3s. 6d.; Carpet Bags, with patent irons and bran lock, As. Portmanteaus and Trunks of every de scription—N.B. The Trade supplied to any extent. H()DGE and LOWMAN', WHOLESALE DRA PERS and LINEN FACTORS, of ARGYLL HOUSE, Regent-street, have now on sale a 35,0001. stock of the most su perb Silesia, Irish, and Scotch Damask Table Linen ever beheld ; German, Russia, and Irish Sheetings; tine Linens; India and British long cloths, quilts, counterpanes, ake. &c.; and present their List of Prices 101 public inspection, which they defy any other house in the kingdom to equal in price ovquality. Seventy-five thousand pieces of Russia Sheeting% the full width, repairing no seam, 225 d. a yard ; fine, 2s. 21. ; very tine, 2s. 6d.: fine Irish do. 3s. ; a quantity of soiled damask napkins, 6s. a dozen ; the common price is 10s. 6d. ; a few rich double damask at 105.6.1., well worth 16s.fkl. ; breakfast cloths , 17d. each; large si re , 2 s . 6d. ; damask cloths, ful 24 yards long. 7s. ; rich double damask, Ifs. ; 3 yards ditto, 13s. lid. ; 4 yards ditto, Ills. Ikd. ; 5 yards ditto, 235. &i. ; with every other size, up to RI yards long, equally cheap. Stout mock Russia Sheets, Rs. 611. a pair; tine, 1k fsf. ; real Rus sia, I Iht. lid. and I2s. ; yard wide linen sheeting. Lid. a yard ; fine ditto, KA. ; real Russia, fine, stout, and full yard and quarter wide, lid. a yard, cheap at 16d. ; very line, 14d. and Ifsl. ; 300 rieecs of tunously tine and uncommonly stout, from 184 to 2 3 .4 d .; hoses of Irish sheetiags, from I2d. a yard to 4s. till ; 3 cases of Dutch sheeting% a rare article, and decidedly cheap ; large Russia towe's, 9i. a dozen. FuTiliture Dimities, Id. a yard; good morcens, 12d. • curtain muslin'. 6-4ths wide. Id. ; handsome damask knot, ; good large counterpanes. la. lid. each ; elegant Marseilles quilt s , full 3 yards square, I3s. ; fine ell-wide long cloths, I Is. 104 d. the piece (23 yerds) • fine undressed ditto, 14, rid.; real India ditto, for shirting, Ills. and Itti. ; well worth 16d. a yard; fine jacconots, for dresses. lei. nd the piece t2O rands) ; undressed carobeics, for slips, 10s. Gd. the piece, 6-Ohs wide. An unusually large assortment of coloured flounced Muslin Dresses, from As. fol. to 235. • and beautifully embroidered MOM. vian ditto, from 10s. to 63,:. : India sprig book dinner dresses, 12s. rd. each; Decca striped ditto, 6s. 6d. ; embroidered cambric handkerchiefs, 7.- a down. Just imported, SOO dozen of French cambric handkerchiefs, from lfis. a dozen to 525. 6d.; those at 21s. are fine; at Us. and 30s. very fine, and generally sold at Co. The article of Irish Linens, Hodge and bowman, being factors. are enabled to sell the meat approved bleaches full 111 a yard hirer than any other house out of Ireland ; and have at present 12,000 pieces, from 104. a yard to 4s. 6(1. ; aboqt ISO pieces that are soiled, but warranted to wear well, to be sold unusually cheap, for ready money only. At Hodge and bowman's, Wholcsa/. Drapers, Mercers, and' Linen Fatten, Argyll House, Regent-street, three doors from the Argyll Rooms. •„• Large purchasers are requested to apply in the early part of the day—Unpaid Lvtters not opened. BOOKS PUBLISHED. POULTRY, PIGS, AND IMILCII COWS. Price flee. ga. i n boards, with a coloured Frontispiece, APRACTICAL TREATISE ott Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening all kinds of Domestic Poultry, Pheasants, Pigeons, and Rabbis ; iseluding also an interesting Account of the Egyptian Method of Hatching Eggs, by Artificial Heat, with some modern Experiments thereon, from Memoranda, made during forty years' experience. Be BONNINGTON MOURRAY, Esq. Fourth Edition ; with Additions on Breeding, Feeding, and Managing Swine, Mulch ('owe for the Family Dairy, and Recs. " Mr. Motthray's little Book on Breeding, Rearing, and Fat tening all kinds of Domestic Poultry and Pigs, is unquestionably the most Practical Work on the subject in our Language. The Author's aim seems to have been to avoid scientific detail, and to convey his information in plain and intelligible terms. The con venience of a small Poultry. yard, two or three Pigs, with a breed ing Sow, and a Low for Milk, Cream, Butter, and Cheese, in an English Country-house, appears indispensable : and to point out how these may be obtained at a reasonable expense, seems to have been Mr. Moubray's object. By adopting the plan of his Work any Family may furnish their 'Fable with these luxuries at one. third of the price they are obliged to pay at the Markets ; and the Farmer and Breeder may render it the source of considerable profit." —Farmer's Journal. _ _ _ Printed for Sherwood, Jones, end Co., PatC7lloSter.row. APPROVED SCHOOL BOORS. This day is published, prig 4a. 6d. bound, a new and improved Edition of T IIE PRECEPTOI(' ASSISTANT ; or, School Exasningr. By the Rev. DAI3/09- WILLIAMS, A.M. This most useful work farms an eneydoptedian epitome of know ledge in general literature, science, and history, and is admirably adapted to stimulate curiosity, expand and form the mind of youth, and supply that information which can only be obtained by exten sive and multifarious reading. The various and interesting facts and principles which it contains are not only capable of furnishing youth with a respectable portion of every species of general know ledge, and of inculcating habits of observation and reflection on the juvenile mind, but also of increasing the knowledge and attain. ments of those of mature age, and of supplying them with an inex haustiblefund of infomiation ou general science and polite literature. The subjects of which it treats are 1. General History 10. Literature in Ge 2. Grecian Ilistory neral 3. Roman History 11. Philosophy 4. English History 12. 3lythology 6. Geology 13. Mineralogy 6. Astronomy 14. I leraldry 7. Natural Philoso. IS. Magic phy 16. Agriculture 8. Arts and Sciences 17. Bntish Constitu 9. Rhetoric t inn ;Also, by the same Author, THE PARENT'S CATECHISM of USEFUL and GENE RAL KNOWLEDGE .• rrire 2s. 6d. bound; and THE CHILD'S CATECHISM; price rkl. 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CAMPAIGN of the Left Wing of the Allied Army. i n the WESTERN PYRENEES and SOUTII of FRANCE. in the Years 181144; under Field-Marshal the Marquess of Wellington. With a plan of the Pyrenees and South of France, and 23 Plates of Mountain and River Scenery, A.c. Drawn and Etched, by CAPTAIN BATTY, of the let or Grenadier Guards; F.R.S.; Member of the Imperial Russian Order of St. Anne. Printed for John Ai array, Albemarle -street. in MlSCE Thi4 i ' l aY . lrk bl olll irji 7 :; rie ( e 4 • S SACRED !v ECTS,in Prone and . By J. LETTICE, MD. Written in the Eighty-third and Eighty.fourth Years of his age. London : Printed for the Author, and sold by J. mild C. Riving. ton, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place; T. 11.:adell, Strand; and W. Clarke, New Bond-street. Of whom may lie hail, by the same Author. • 2s SUGGESTIONS ON CLERICAL ELOCUTION. • P r i ce . 6d. T HE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. 11. , is published this day. ••• The subjects of this Number are as folkiw t..-ftrag ; Pamphlets on Negro Slavery in the West Indies; Mento of Goethe ; Jones's Greek and 'En g lish L e xi co n ; Tithes; wit r's Imaginary Osnversations ; Gr ee c e an d R uss i a ; 'libbers's hills. sophy of Apparitions; Memoirs of Vaptain Rock • Periodical Li terature% Etirgh Review ; Sayings and DOings Wedd's Nuts, Chirurglea t Albigenses ; Life of Joanna of Sicily, Queen of Naples ; Illemoires de Duplessis; Seane's Outcasts, • Romance ; Reveries of a Recluse: Translations from the German, by Lord Francis berms, Gower • Translation of Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary : Old English Dramas. London: Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Paternoster row. Nat.—No. I. has been reprinted. Useful to Furnishing Ironmongers, Stove and Lamp Manufac turers, Modellers, Careen, Fotindets, Chaurs, Embossers, Architects, Sculptors, Ornamental Draughtsmen, Re. du.. Thiv day is published, on seventy large quarto plates. price Ott, ye l SMITH'S, IRON' and BRASS FOUNDER'S, SILVER and GOLDSMITH'S, and ORNAMENTAL M ETA L-WORKE R'S DIRECTOR. By Mr COTTENODAM, Architect, containing upwards of a thousand Designs and Patterns, including a great variety of Classical Ornaments at large, applicable to the immediate use of the ahove persons. To be had at the Author's, 1111, Great Queen.street. Lincoln's Inn.fields • Taylor". Architectural Library, 59, high Holborn; Rodwell a nd Martin's, Bond-street ; Septimus Prowett, 209. Strand ; Arch's, Cornhill,• Evans's, 1, Great Queen-street ; and any of the respectable Booksellers. CARPET WAREHOUSE. 32, BERNER'S-STREET. HINDLEY (late Nias and Co.) having assorted his lag year's Stock, is enabled to (lir the Old Patterns at such reduced prices as cannot WI to meet the wishes of those about to purchase. Re also solicits an impection of his New Patterns, which ere of the tint description. and will be sold on low terms, with a collection of new designs fur Axminster, Imperial, and double qualities. CITY FEATHER-BED AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE. 11i C. WALKER, Importer of Dantzic, Hudson's /1. Bay, and Irish Feathers, No. 411, Skinner-street , Snow. hill, L ondon, is now selling, 10 per ern. cheaper than any other House in the Trade, DEO FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, BEDS. BEDSTEADS, BLANKETS, TICKING, and Ready- Made TICKS, wholesale, retail, and for exportation, at the follow. ing prices:— White Goose, from 5. 3d. to 3.. Grey ditto, from Is. 6d. to 2s. 21 Poultry, from 10d. to Is. ld. Goose Beds, from 3 to 8 guineas. Poultry ditto, from Ms. to 70s. Flock ditto, I guinea. Flock and Hair Mattresses, from 10e. and upwards; Tent Bed stead., 305.; Four-post ditto, Ns. ; and all other Goods, equally cheap. N.B. Ready-made Ticks sold st prime cost to purchasers of Fen there, who may see them filled from the Stove Room. No connexion with any other House. •,,* Corner of the Saracen's Head Gateway. SUPERIOR WINES. rpHE uniform Satisfaction the LONDON and WEST .I.. MINSTER WINE and SPIRIT COMPANY have given the numerous Gentlemen and Families they have hid the ho nour to supply, induces them to continue to present their Prices to the Public. Ever, Article sold by them is GENUINE, and FREE FROM ANY ADULTERATION WHATEVER. (YOl READY MONEY ONL I V Per Dol. CAPE INIL—Per Dos: Old Port - 366. to 425. White Cape - Plc to IRa t Ditto, 2 to 7 years in Cape Madeira 21s. to 21a. bottle -411. n. to Ms. Ditto Sherry - Zia Sdetry . 365. to 44a. Dittu (real Amontillado) Ma. Liabon and Mountain -40 a. Direct Madeira - 4th. West India ditto . 42a. East India ditto . Wt. Ditto Hoek: very eurbus, Codatanda, in pinta 2U'. Red Cape - - 245. to 311 a. EZENCII & GEEA•N WINES. Claret st. Julien - Ditto La Fitte, and Cha- Malmsey ditto, in pints 365. Old Port, 6 years an bottle, in pints - 335. Liqueurs in eases, 21. f 4. per cape, and Spirits of every teau Margeau - Bth. to 90s. Champagne D. Ay et D'A size 84s. Ditto, superior - -90 s. Ditto, first quality -105 s. Moselle Old Bock, Sauterne, k.c. The Company particultrly solicit their attention to their Cliam. page! at 90s. ; Claret, Bomreteiro Port of 1820 ; and Amoitnllido Sherry. which they confidently assert, in price and quality, are un rivalled in the trade. Innen (post-paid) addrcised to Mr. Wm. Godflee, Agent, 16, Panosd, sear Criltell-street, will be punctually attended to. Sample. may be obtained. INDIA AND BRITISH CASHMERE SHAWL& TjjESE beautiful .Ippentlages to the appearance of Ladies of all ranks, are on sale in splendid varieties at BOND'S, No. 87, Fleet-street, who respectfully apprises the No bility, &c. that he has ready for their inspection an immense stock of British Cashmeres of superior quality and newest patterns, at such prices as to insure his House a preference to all others. In order to convince those who may honour him with a trial, he sells Shawls 3 yards by a 4 wide in every colour and device, both filled and plain middles, with rich pine ends, all made of the best silk, from sOs. to 435., usually sold at three guineas. British Cashmere, equal in quality and colour to India, from 435. to 1.15., usually sold at seven guineas. Rich Norwich and Scotc:i new aid filled patterns, all silk, 7-4th square, from 31e lid. to 435., usually sold at tour guineas. Extraordinary encouragement given to Foreigners, Captains, Pas sengers, Purchasers of Country Commissions, or those who buy to sell again. No. 87, Firl,-atreet, nesr Bride-lane. BY THE KING'S PATENT. SIBLY'S RE-ANIMATING SOLAR TINC x7 TURF.; is universally allowed to be the most pleasant, safe, and efficacious remedy ever offered to the Public. Its warm and renovating qualities render it the best medicine for Debility, Con. sumptions, Nervous and Rheumatic Complaints, Spasms, Indiges tion, Lownetsof Spirits. and all those distressing affections which harass the weak, oedentsry,and delicate. It requires no argument to convince snore than a trial, after which those who value health will never choose to be without it. Prepared and *old by Mr. J. It. Seen. No. 35, Glouccoer street, Quo:Ws-square, Bloomsbury, in bottles at Rot., 7.. 6d., and 11.. ea.+ t and in family bottles (by which there is a savin of is.) at 22a. each. Also Dr. Sibly's LU g NAR TINCTURE, for com plaints incident to the Foliate Sc:, in bottles of is. 6.1. and 104.6 d. each. Observe, none can be Rennin^ nnleas signed by the proprietor, J. It. Satre'', in his own hand writing, on the wrapper of each bot tle. '4ole IVholesale Agents, Messrs. Barclay and Sons 4.5, Fleet market, London ; and sold Retail by Sanger, lbe, Oxford-street Johnston, Mt, Cornhillf; and by all respectable Petitioners, Drag. gists, and Medicine Vcriders,throughout the kingdom. SALES ,BY Al DUTCH PICTURES Olt ,IFIIGH CLASS. Al R. PH ILLIPSmoat respeekt - dily lbe„ •• .s.ll bility and tientry, that on TB talsoav M ay A: .Orr , he abaft have the honour of aubinfttiitiby, Auetloa 4, at Itkrifir Romps New Hond-street, a "elect fiedgeraitiah Lflfllo' of PICTURES, principally composted of SueDatedin,_nd schools, and rec,,,tly in/Pinged frr ita ß si aril. " 1 ""P"" , Mona. Lafontaine. Among 16 . I:Nana-rya fav the diatinguldwat Both, Hobbuna, and Beckl - eyeis,:and others • ;anTl a y en : ;' Masten Mead Voider Heyde& Cu Ka du Judie Rosa . 11.'Pomissin Titian A. Camera Outdo J. ROIIIBIIO Rembrandt 4.e. At. - Tesler% • . ‘Veuvermsna May be viewed three days preceding et , - Sale, and Catalog Ind et 77. Road -attest. RARE. I.VIIIRATURE. By Mr. DUNE, , At his Rooms, 45, Ludgate-1111,1MS DAY aleasisy). llSay I and Fire following. Days, at Half.past Twdve o`Jlock to minute, • , IBItARY cnotp: ant VALUABLE BOO:. .114 particularly-10 folio, pugdale's St. Paarafthe itrry 'alone; Doodsle'a Origines Judida&o. Parts Mire. Woolnam"- 2 vols.; Dictiomaire des Art* af 'leder'', 4 vols. plates 141 Thesauri, Gr. et 14E, 0 vols., itealtlis, S vols. 1. p. • Butler E brew Bible; Pith S itoptia,44o66; Taylor's Helves; ls. ; "IBbliotheca Alston ilobbusfes;ll gab.; 1, •• . eln 'Greek lards.; Plato, 1516 I Dern& i 176.1; Penarch. 1426; Wither's Emblems, p sad plates; Smith's Virginia, 1621; • Snipe's-Plans and Merck; ace. &c. In quarto. Durres de Voltaire,. 24 vols.; Knorr de 1 quilages, 4 yds.; ..Etop, Ur. editio princrps ; Ordonnances Ordte de Tboyson d*Or, printed on vellum r Daphnis et eq., p. morocco; layer& ti,lectris, 1608; Poly aeonicon. 6. 1. ; COO 2, Chronide, 1574; !Ritmo,. for Magistrates. 1610: Coryates Cro lies, 11111; Luther's Sermons, 15111, Arc. &e. In weave, Asa and Modern Universal History, 65 vols. uncut; firalipos'Brpe„ gint, 8 rots.; Biblia Ilebraica, Leusilen, 2 vols.; Ciceroni's Ogct 10 vas.; BMA Dictionnairc de Grarcura, 2 vols.; Ward** et mons, cut., 1617. &e. ti The Collection contains editions of Brack and teSSIO by the Aldose', fitejthenses, Blaevirs, Botbou, dm,* II fit variety of Hebrew Bibles and Biblical Criticism ; scarce .. rare Bosnia, Italian, and French Author,, ; nmerout and (Mos Facatat f old Poeu7 ; some excellent Foreign Worts op morgp; and Medicine, Antiquities. History, Biotzraphy, Owlish ben", &C., and a general aase:nblage of desitsb:e Ancient and lliol. Literature, in sound and elegant bindings and fine conditions. May be viewed, and Catalogues had, price Is. PIMLICO. VALUABLE LEASE, SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. lac. • By Mr. (MN J, Upon the Premises, No. 2, Jamea-street-temace, Bucking gate, TIILS DAY, May 3, and Tamorrew, at Twelve. THE Genuine Modern HOUSEHOLD FURS TUBE, compriaing lour-post and ether Bedsteads, s capital Bedding and elegant Chintz and Cotton Furfiitures W' dow Curtains to correspond, Mahogany Wardrobes, Chests DUIREM, Ladies Roaeweed Drataing-glsas, fitted complete, Char her Tables, liedasteps, asce. ; a suite of Damask Curtains for thr windows, large Sofa, Fanteuil Chair, ten carved imitative wood Chairs, en suite, handsome Rosewood and (told Pier Tab l ,l with Marble Slab Tops, superior Spanish Mahogany Dining Ti bles, Chain and Pedestal Sideboard, brilliant Plate Chairtne Glasses, a few Paintings. India japanned China,. Table, saga • Cluck, beautilifily inlaid with Buhl and Toetoose-shell. *sited Glass Window, three French Banquet View', Grecian La a, Wardrobe of fine Bed and Table Linea, and vairioua teem. Tins Div will be Sold the LEASE of the Valuable Premises, eleven and a half years of which are unexpired, from Ladyday last, a: • moderate rent. Catalogues and particulars may be had upon the Phrases —._.. Golding, Esq. Solicitor, teaSabery-squate, Fleet-ateseef sod of the Auctioeser, 69, Regenuasreet, seat end of the Qeedrane: a - ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE LET, Completely Furnished, and fit for the immediate reception of Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, THAT celebrated and much-admired VIL LA STEEPH ILL, in the Undercliff, and the late beau:it:4 liesidenca et theSsrl of Wain, iiscamed • wid• extensive Kitchen Garden and Pleasure Ground, and all suitable Offices. Also, STEEPLE COTTAGE, in the vicinity, whose singe. lady roffiantie situation attracts the notice of all who see it. Apply (if by lams, post paid) to Mr. Brows, law stationer Carey-snot t or to Arthar Copia, Ea,. solicitor, Newport. W. B. HUDSON'S SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA. THE extensive use of SARSAPARILLA iu practice of law years haying rendered it an object of impo tence to procure a preparation of it in a more convenient tom th the decoction usually prescribed, this highly concentrated Syrup h. been introduced as a preparation of much easier portability, r. liable to injury by long keeping, and consequently better mkt*, t the use of persons travelling or residing abroad. Two table spoonfuls of the Syrup contain the same quantity Sarsaparilla as a pint of the simple decoction. PT and sold by W. B. Hudson, Chemist, 27, Harrierket, ket,Ert i on. Pint Bottles 245.; Half Pinta I2s. Sold al o tit Savel, Brighton ; Beavan and Co. Cheltenham; Knight and Darla, and Terry and Dutton, Bath. • BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. A S a mild and effectual remedy for all those Disonlc-t 11L which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and biliy• Organs. namely. indigestion, Lou of Appetite, fleadache, Dear bum, Flatulencies, Spasms, Costiveness, Affection' of the Live &c. &c., DIXON'S ANTIBILMUS PILLS have met wit more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. The, unite every recommendation of mild operation, with stscassfin effect, and require no restraint or confinement whatever during lb..' use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of rolsodaw. and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an iava/s -able and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly eakt, lated to correct disorders arising from exceues of the table, to re store the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complain* oc• easioned by irregularity of the bowels. Sold in boats, at 2s. IM., tia:. I Is, and its., by Butlers, Thq•-• mists, 4, Cheapaide, St. Paul's; 220; Regent-street (near thd•Ar gyle Rooms). London; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; street, Dublin; and by the principal Medicine Venders throoghoul the I'nited Kingdom. NT R. JOHN CLARK (late with Mr. Cartwrigm, 1 SURGEON DENTIST, No. 19, Montague -street, Res sell-square, removed from Southampton-row, takes leave to sc. quaint the Nobility and Gentry that he continues to supply the hiss of Teeth in a most superior manner, either with natural or artificial Teetb, on moderate Terms ; and that no charge will !.. made to any person not fully satisfied with the utility and cocafi to be derived therefrom. John Clark presumes he hardly need assure those who have never availed themselves of such assistance, that they nixy be pot is and worn without the least pain or inconvenience ; and, as the very great improvement in the method of (icing precludes the perasibi. lay of discovery by the closest observer, and their utility to hamar , : the proper degree of mastication taking place before the food is re. aired into the stomach for digestion, which is sne,setitial to . ;ti (particularly at an advanced period of life when the action , ilia stomach requires every assistance), ought alone to be a su. ect inducement for overcoming any prejudice which may exist againft them ; independently of the great advantage derived from them ei in the proper articulation and lotion of the voice. . John Clark particularly exit Parents and tiluartliars to bear in mind, that a little timely 'stance rendered to C",iidren from the age of six to fourteen years, will insure the greatest leasity aria uniformity to their Teeth. N. B.—Extracting, - stopping. decayed Teeth, and clear.inr roomed on the most safe and correct principles. IMPOSTURE UNMARKED. THE Progress of Merit, although frequentlfasitilet.. is not impeded by Enry end Detection. The aggression of ambuscade terminates In defeat; and coascious revitude, ultf ; tinkly triumphs in the attainment of the pond object- 7 .0K , approbation. The teat of enperience is the guarantee of atm: and has established WARREN'S' BLACKING in generallea!l maim ; of which there exists not a stronger proof, than the ta4. acknowledgmt nt of a host of servile imitators, oh , surrey:U*4 obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genithie . fp, tide, to the great disappointment of the unguanied purehaer, manifest injury of Warren, whose cheeter aced interest, by lb iniquitous system, arc equally subject to detriment. It becelys. therefore; an indispensable duty, to caution the public against - dig manwuvres of unprincipled venders, who having no cbaractei tr lose, and stimulmed by aritice in their nefarious porsults„.aim the acqulMtion of money thraugh any ineulum but etc: of hoofer, The original and matchless Blacking I , sira on cael: trite. a Own direction, with the signature "ROBERT W.% 11 . RCN it others are c.* iterfeits; and in many instarcet Imposition . lab are artfully interlined with a different address, in w..ry ratters, betwrn the more conspicuous ones of •• No. 30" at " STK.% ND." It is earnestly recommelided to slibpliaepers others, tiro use an-tiredly base fulaications of Withen's Block log, to return the detected trash to the source from whence it car and expose the norhinatioes of rascality to merited obloquy.. Warren's Blitur is surpassingly brilliant ; it excludesi gives pliancy to the leather, retains its pristine virtue in alt ca. mates, and, combining elegai.cii with comfort, is an article equally of indispensable fashion and utility. Soid by every respectable A'endcr in town and country, in hot. des, at ral., 101, 12d., and Ind. each. 'ION4, / .. . f 1 „ •. . )1 ,1 P I - v i . ' i / . ./ - , t i • 1 ' . . • ' ll I • 1 , t 1011, An_ • I 1 ice: 4 2 ... • - 4. Aff.. t • 1i : ;us the N.)- I 4,-B:4COnr, se lierefir at LLECt IV '; ; and Ataillt s- oe'prariarty of epleed.4:hef d W nn .k, ;sok, y tl4 ffeydan ,4! 1 ; on • Ike. i td Catilogn -a A ~ I ' • , . l ' ' &P. ' kW ' 1., / 4 o clock to *e t 31 E 1300,1 : ,S, tiae inn,- e•-•. ~ N t Wenmanas. : a. • , Hauer z: 11.. .4 1 1 .-. • t . , . 4 b. ; 'ern!. re ! • 1 IQ Ilerodo's, , I midems, re,- ! d Mercies' ... Knorr tie s - donnances • ~ is et Chfw, t .1.; coo:ttr . 1 Tate 's Crud. live, Ansi: it li/ete.Septu.s. roars Opera, Wald . * ilic - . Ithliter.. ea a ter,; t at '.I : t ; land avian- 's op Sairgnr. emit Suers.... I and 1110:1,.0 • ditioob. Is. ' I / I I. :BOLD lackir.gliam. .1 d iiii Twelve. . • kl 11, FURN:- • . : I . !steady, an ; i f is! hurts, Wit. t, Cheats of C . plete. Char.. sins for the vr 1 itative Res.-- Pier Tabi.o.. ; l. • Dining Ta - de Chimney '. • 3 ' tole, sntiqu • ' bell, united j ; rho Lamy., %eta. This saes, 'level. lay last, at 3 I ' • ' NCIOIIOI : Of i.sersef f and • Itsadrant.•: i II L......—,........... nennuemene hi . . !ceptien of a , VILLA, its beauatut rive Kitchen ' whose lIIIIt.I. et it. ; mr stationer, • I port. ; ItILLA. ' , iu metli;.sl net of imps... ! nt to th,sn ed Syrup h.• I I ; m liability. t•,;„ 1 dter &Utah d quantity •.: 7, lisyrnar. l • Sold aho by • . . t and Davis, , • • --•-• n•—•••- , , , CS. e Disortic-s ' and baits , : ache, Heat if the Live , re met wit' ever. 'l'hey • h successful during Ilk:: if redundant re an hillalts- lilrl Y /Men- tal,. ,le In ra. mplailla isc. ntlers, rh,.. ; . - near **Ar- t Saban-. /fi .. I throughout r. , artwrigik). street, Rs:s- leeve to ar- t supply the . i h natural Or large will !,; 1 •• i and comfort I ; I *have neenr a put in and as the very the pranibi. I ity to Muir!! e food is re• • dal to t h ...-: I * , actaction' ,il - s e a so. eat mist agairrt • from them • , 1 • inns to bear `,Sidra) front beauty aria id eltrar.in;, Itaxi*lett, c 'e ti a t iCgrtis uote, 41 49 11. ij eet—,pdblio 1 ' se of airodr, I • , generallsn?i- lon the tse4 amp:it - 4mq ' i gamine" irchatter,gl rent, by th s It beciavre, e against 'thy character to ults mini is • •1 of honour ' rite. a •sheta REX :“ - a • ositfen'hiEeht r sn talectia.; . ie. Str,'• sr ,4 1 • ' pkeepers pet 4 'rots !Rack. et= it cami 1 i i doito y. . ludei &Alp, - 1 1 . i e in ill' ens Rick among ' - ) ~ t sery„ in bee. . ,• , , , Ab . • .., IRON BEDSTEADS AND HURDLE*. j ERS, COTTAM, and TIALLEN, have on sale a Al A great variety of Iron Brilsteads, with improved iron bottom', viz. four post, tent. French, and half-ttmer Bedsteads ; stump Bedsteads for public institutions; also wrought-iron Hurdles, Oates, and Fencing; invisible stra i ned-wire Fencing; cast-iron Falisading for Ares; light wrought-iron Fencing Inc Cottages, (knee, Bureau, and Trilliage. Ornamental Garden Bordering, Garden Engines, Syringes, Gar den Rollers, Ac. Hot Houses, Cucumber ana Melon Frames ; every kind of Agri cultural Implements as usual, particularly the Hay-making Ma chine, nes Revolving Harrow, and General Beataon's new Cul tivator. Wrought and Cast-Iron Work of every description. At their Agrieulturatßepository, Winsley-street, Oxford-street ; and Cornwall-road, Stamford -street, Lambeth. John's, verp oo 4 )(au put armies, iry Colt. a we e k mules. re,., • , s.. f 't . bt' 11.111 ! • • ) ; 101, ,• 7 , bet ni Dodds M he Zi cocrti. n:cn . , 004. I T - 1 i - 3 • 4 Molt triton