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REVEALED THEOLOGY; hrtior an attempt to A"} aitlf of amiss, Am, Curteth, and Arestlian Mountains, tisifee, illustrate the Evidesreea and Doetrinin of Clointlespity. ky . the, while embe i lliabed with various Omura of Acores in That thaw will pal op Is Sale it this Home, eta TOURS- their relative to ;the luilisetire Philueophy of ili.• .Hurnan Wbu i the Greek sad Torbiali.Comme, is just OPENED in 11. A. DAY, the 7th May nest, at Twelve of ths Cluck at Nuon Mind. With Notes and Anthorities, eniteederl from she A new E i ti . BARKER and J. BURFORD'S PANORAMA, St ran d. precisely, must emiramt Aentmid Modern WriMrs: A VIEW of DOVER 1 al t o o pen. 78 Pipes of the Compnai't MADEIRA WINE, which By EDWA RD WILLIAM ORENtiEI.D, M.A. Printed Adosittesee to each Painting, Oar Shilling. lire been a %PAW to India; aim, Minister Of Lauri Chapel, Bath. s quare; 11 Ile Plpta of the Compours CAPE MADEIRA WINK. P. fitted fee T. Cadet' aid W. Davies, Strand. . mid Joy. I THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA•HOUSE, Partin/huh of the shove fitly be "tows an specials to Thls slay is published, Inindsothely printed iii two volumes STRAND. Mr. William Ewes*. the ComPsiles Bitter watvittlww‘ ' eve. with a Portrait uif his Lordhli.p, from an (*MEOW lIIARni • The Piblie are met respectfully lammed, that Nodes keeper, M bit °Mew ill New-Wert, Rishipsgate.street, who ii ttistre by Romuey, pi= 11. se. to bum* the *cowl Second FA ties beat seat lii the Tlwetre, that MR. MATHEWS (brims will stow stuster of lbe Madeira Wise . 6416 1 0 " if. the_. F.ditios. of Thin day It recovered hum his iadisposition) will ism the,limmoir to C•Pe Madeira wise may be,rwir se "Owst drat) et Mr. milts IMINSIfte his Performsame THIS EVENING. That Ladies °ftrot Wise Brokers 1'1...„°-", 'is' . 1!- It, who will give A NEL: uoi:gok 4 the LIFE . of RICHA It 14 - - Os board .LIL WATSON, WHOP of LAN DA FT; ',fritter by Wm-, d_ and lust. tad Ggystlestee *Wm have bora di sod of Own mad r watiw. a __." 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The Wise may be *Wei, vie samples bad, ►y applying only at Nu. 10, Whissrr•street, Loudon. MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS. nn RELIGIOUS, PO. LITICAL, and AGRICULTURAL SUBJECTS. to '2 vols. evu. Price IL Is. in boards. To-morrow will be produced. a Truer'le, faelmied on llarlowe's Play of The Jew of Malta. With new Semis?, Dresse., and Decatratioss. Priocipal Characters by Mr. Pope. Mr. Wallet*, Mr. Stanley, Mr. Kest. Mr. Isruanl, Mr. Kean, Mr. Harley, Mr. Benemoth, dir. Powell, Mr. R. Phillip', Mr. T. P. Cooke, Mr. Wewitaer, Mrs. Bartley, Mrs. &mete*, and Miss Boyce. The Prologue to be spokeis by Mr. Bernard. and the Epilogue by Mrs. Bartley. Afirr whirl. The Sleeping Draught. The new Serkt.Comic Operatic Bombastic Piece, rolled Amaranth King of Link Stiletto, will be repeated en Bator. airy and Monday next. A new Dynastic Rowiasce, interspersed with Mask, called The Mountaia Chief, is is rehearsal, and will be speedily pradeced. Ou Tends', the gith of April, will be published, in nru• 9s 6d. HISTORICAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE FOURTH CANTO rif CHILDE HAROLD. By JOHN HOBHOUSE, Esq. Of Trinity College, Cambridge, A M. nail F.H.B. Printed fur Julie Murray, Albemarle-street, Loudon. DON QUIXOTE. HIGHLY ILLUSTRATED FROM PICTURES BY MR. SNIIREE. pFI w Nen Edition or the telebrated Work of JIL CERVANTES is a Translation partly new, and parity founded on fonder Versions extensively corrected; it will be embellished with hetween Sevtioy and Eighty Engravings; all of which have bees executed by the mot!. distinguilhed Artists of this Country. from Pictures painted By, ROBERT S:11 IRK E., Esq. R.A. and will be published in four handsome volumes octavo; a limited number theretof, with early Impressions of the Plates, on Royal Paper; and a few Copies, with Proof ll premien* on India Paper, in gasket.). Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, Booksellers to the Royal Aradeiny. As the elaborate and hiThly finished style in which these Engravings have been cx.•cated, will necessarily render the present much more valuable Onto 1111 V rillOtrr Edition, the Publishers request to be honoured with the Names. trans mitted through the Illrilillllll of their ►espective Bookseller'', of those Gentlemen who may wish to possess early Impies. slums, trite; tlse Copies will he faithfully appropriated ac cording to the dates of the Orders. v o lt It is hoped that the Publication will take place early in June next. • AHowLANi) and SON re-pral rully its • the Nubility, gentry, and Public at Irixe, that la. consequence of the high repute of their relrbiated MACAs- SA R OIL, lusidlutis Persons have itnititted it with • COUII. terfi it, composed of Deleterious Ingiedieutis irjuriun• to the Hair; aroid such imposition s it is ',refinery to ask foe ROWLAND'S MACASSAR. OIL. Each Thiele is signed pea the outside lab." its red ink, A. 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MAIL COACH ADVENTURES, paving to which be efilleetilress the company uu the subject of his present attempt. Mr. Mathews will oleo deliver as Exprrimental LECTURE ON VENTRILOQUY. The Entertaiument to cuisclnde wish NOVEL SPECIMENS OF 111ITATiON. in which several celebrated Tragic cud Comic Performers will give their different ideas how Hamlet's Advice to the Players should be spokes. The Soap will be accompanied on the Piaao Forte, by kir. Hart. ••• dotes and Places cannot be kept later than Half. past Eight. to lit coesequence of the great Overllows, the Orchestra is famished with Beaches, cad opened for the Accommoda tion of the Public sisitiog the Pit. Coachmen to set dime and take up with their Horses' heads towards Somerset House, sisal draw off up Catherine street. On Tuesday, the 28th of April, will be published, is Bvu. 12s. I H E FOURTH ANI) LAST CANTO OF CHI LOB HAROLD. with other Poems and Notes. By the Right Hon. Lord BYRON. . Printed for John Murray, Albensarle.street, London. a s s Persons desirous of receiving this Work, upon its firsi Publication, are requested to ord, r it immediately from their respective Booksellers in Town ur Country. THRATRILRO rA L, COVSNT-GARDE.V. T ills EVENING, THURSDAY. April 23, will be perfnrased ; the Opera of THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. -48 11Ith new Sammy, Dresses. and Decoration*. The Overton composed by Mr. Horn • the rest of the Manic by Mr. Hare sod Mr. Behar. Count Belie, Mr. Brahmin.. who will Introduce the Ballad .. Love sad Glory ;" Baron Toraldi, Mr. Egerton; Mar relli' Mr Fawcett; Fabririo, Mr. Caismor ; Petro Mr. Blanebard; Florist', Mr. Daroset; Jelin. Miss C. infirm. Bosalvine. Miss Stepbests, who will introduce • new Bode, called " Rest, my child i" Clasdise, Mrs. Gankk ; Lau rens, Miss Matthews. After which (10111iime) • sew Farce, called WHO'S MY FATHER? The principal Characters by Mr. Emery. Mr. Liston, Mr. Jaws, Mr. Matting, Mrs. Gibbs, and Misr Puutr. This day is published, in three vols. limo. price If. I. L LE%I'ELLEN ; or. The Vale of Pliailiinnion : A Novel. Printed fur Thom.. and George Lindeman], 3t, Fleet street; and Maerrdir, Shrlly , and Cu. Ediutsurgh. This day are published, in one volume, with Four coloured Plates, price 7s. B ILLETS the LOW COUNTRIES. Piloted fur J. J.Ssorkdale, 41, Pall Mall Also, wish Fitter's coloured Pluses, price It.. THE LAST MONTH ix SPAIN; or Wretched Travelliug iu a ilretch ed Country. . _ _ Doom to be opened at Sere., and the Performance to begin at Eight °TWA. Boxes bs.—Pit 38.—Lnwer Gallery 28,-.llpper Gallery la. Buses, Pisces, and Private Boxes, may I.e taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box-office. Strand Entrance. from Tea till Fuer ; an d at Mr. Fearsome. Library, Nu I/0, New Bond surekipposits Bertimpou Gerdes.. No ntuney to be re turned Aku, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE. . 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A Prorate Burt nosy be bad fur tbe Season, ur Nightly, of Er. Brandon, at the Bart office. 'fbe new Trapedy of ',Mangles, or, The Fall of will be repeated To.rnaeraw wad Moeda', and three times a %ref k lilt further sortie*. Oa Saturday, Rob Roy Macgregor; or, Auld Lang Serie The stew Faree of Metes may Father? will be repeated ertly Eveuios. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. THE DUKE AND THE DEVIL, AT HALF-PRICE; AND LAST WEEK OF SIR LAUNCELOT GREAVES. 'IRIS PRESENT THURSDAY, April 23, L ISIS, and Two following Eveninp, tbe Perfortnamere will commence with (48th time), an entirely mew Barletta. bt Two Ada, founded on Sow Mies celebrated Novel, called SIR LAUNCELOT GREAVES. Sir Cannertut Gnawer, Mr. Huntley. Aurelia Darnel, Miss Taylor. After whirl, (fur tbree nights oily), •GratorMelo.Drasna, in Three Arts, founded on a celebrated Tragedy by Mies Jouutot Bulb', called CONSTANTINE AND VALERIA; OH, THE LAST OF THE C.ESARS. • Constantine (134 Emperor of the G ree k s ), Mr. H un tley ; adios, Mr Walla's, (his 4th appearance IN that character); Ilogu. Mr. Fawcett ; Otberic, Mr. Smith; Mahout,* (Km ywror of the Turks), Mr. Curdell. Valeria (Empress of the (:reeks), Nisi Taylor • Ella, Miss Beaumont (her 4th ap pearance in that cliarelec). In Act I. a Magnificent Military Festival. In Act 11. The Turkish Camp, ruder the Walls of Coo stalitiouple. In Act 111. an Illuatimated Temple, with a Superb Scene of the Storming and Capture of Constantinople. To which will be added (truth time), • splendid Comic Melo- Dramatic Barletta, in Twu Acts (founded on ancient Traci-Comedy, taken from the Italian by Sir Aston Cucksymo. under the title of 'TIE DUKE ANI) THE DEVIL. The Characters by Mr. Watkins, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Cor dtll, Mr Clifford, Mr. Filawilliam, Mr. Ridgway, Mr. Puwell, Mr. Smith, Mr. Kielty. Mrs. Leonsid, Mrs. Smith, Miss Beaumont. In Act I. Duet (partly taken from the Ir;sli Melodies). by Mr. Fitawilliams and Mrs. Leonard.—New song, " Tin tioklicr's Love." by Mr. Leamard.—Sung, " Tell me by what external Sign," by Miss Beansiont.--Ring, " Young Carlo so bright," by Mrs. Lessard.-.-Aad a Comic Parody k tae Music from the Opera of Gli Scbiari per Amore), by Mr. Fi Ira il I iain In Art 11. Duet, "No danger, my Love," by Mr. Leotard nod Miss Besumunt—Sune, .• The Rose of Af fection," by Mrs. Smith, as uriginally son?. by her at the Theatre Royal, Coveal-Garden.—Fetiale, The Doke and lot DCVO" me. 45.-I'it la—Half-price at half-past E , xlit. Places fur the BOWS to be taken of Mr. Mirage', at the Box-Office, near the Stage-door of the Theatre (where Free for the Season may be purchased, and a private Kix rugagul nighily); and, foe the accommodation of Fanii4es at that cad of the Town, al the Bureau de Specta cle, Western Exclimice, Kama street. Doors open at batf.pai-t Five, to begin at half-past Six. lu Rehearsal and speedily to be proclaim , . fur the first limn at this Thealre, with Aiteistiolia and Additions, the lArated Barletta of The Gulden Pippia ; or, Paris iu a Pink, r. Au entirely new Grand Sr. inns Melis.dranse. calk.l Kuuli " 1 ", Emperor of Chins ; and a Broad Comic Terrific Extraiaminga, mixed up with muck modern magnificence, in there ails, to be caned, How to Write an Opera; or, 'lli. Delights of Dramatic Awthorship. In which will be intr.olared the Rehearsal of a Gravid Mnaical Mania, called Anakiiiida or, the Boa Ckisiotrictiw and the Buffalo. Au interesting and highly comic Harlisquia Pantomime is slai tie cold( stiphitimi. The Lamming iiilnirers for Dos Giovanni art respect lca,le 'olio:met they rill have early builds ut its peat hr. 40,11,06%ee. UNDER THF. PATRONAGE OF ME ROYAL HIGH- NEM THE DUKE OF SUSSEX. S T. PAR I(; K'l HALL *all tyke place at T sat Foweinwows` 'Tavern, Gres* tastreo•attret, 114 MORROW, FRI JAY, the t4ili lostaut. ST/MAIDS—SW H. Moottionsery, Bart.; Colonel X. Tomsk; Major O'Sbassmessy ; captains Gimhle, Fiiaßrr aid, sad Thompson; Lieuteuauts Berwick sad Chatty's ; Meows Widget's, furriell, Tetruamt, Scully, &r &e. 'tickets fur Ike list! at 14a. each (Tea awl (*Wrier irscluded), sad fur the Gallery at 34. each, may he had at the Bar of the Tama; at St. Patrick's Female School of Industry, Charlotte-strort, Bloomsbury; at Mn.. Carry s, 4, Hay market; Rai% U, ; sod Louvers"' sod Cu.'s, Cliespaide. _ _ - . 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SAUNDERS, At his Gceat Room, No. 39, Fleet-street, TO-MORROW, ER I DAY, April 241. at Half-past Twelve o'Clork precisely, riIIIREE HUNDRED mid EIGHT REAMS of goal PRINTING DENY PAPER, lulled for the Conveumoto of the Trask; 3,t1b0 Copies of 14 La Mort D'Ariloir," 3 vols. 541wt0. it Quires, with 3 Copper. Plater and 12 Copies of " Polehalapiosio Gallery of Nature and Art," G viii.. Oyu. is boardr. To be viewed till the Sale, and Cal:doormen hail. FRAUD PREVENTED. To cousiterai:t the twiny attempts that are dolly wade to impose on the uswary a angelus. compunitiun instead uf the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have wielded a new label, in which their Signature and Achim', 97, if mn 1101.130 RN. is so ronspirtionsly plumed in the centre of ilse Libel, 'hit they tress me attention ill Ihis, sod the thlferetter of the type, which is ns.like ell letti.r.prcss, will rumble purchasers It once 111 ilpteet the imposition. 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Just published, Fourth PAlition, iroaaiderahly improved aoJ enlarged, in one vol Oyu. price one guinea, boards, NKW SYSTEM or FARMING, producing Extra Profits equal to the Real; illustrated with a must interesting Eugraving of a Farmhouse, Yard, df.e. on an improved plan. By C. DRURY, late Farmer, Monoßein, Nottinurimushire. Rewarded, kr. jointly by the Honourable Board of Agricul ture and the Society of Arts; recommended and patronised by Sir Joseph Banks, Arthu► Youag, Fun. Sir Jubu Slaelair, the Dukes of Bedford, Portland, and Graftuu, Lord Somer ville, and many ether Nubkineti. Loudon : Published by Sherwood, Neely, col Jones, Pa . ... . ; and sold by all Buoli.elleri. This day is published, in three 'ninnies, Third Edition price 11. Is. boards, ; or, the Steyue : a Satirical Novel. " Chaque age a sea plaisirl, son esprit, et sea motors." ROIL/AV. With regard to the characters, the painter well limbos that whew he is sketchint the twrsiinaces of history, or the creatures of his imagination, the lineatueuts with which he is must familiar, will sometimes almost ineoluntarily rise beneath the touch of his peucil."—Preface to Glenarron, Fourth Edit London : Feinted for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-tow ; ■nd sokd by all Booksellers. HAZARD & Co. CONTRACTOIIS WIT)! GIWERNMEN7' For the prtownt Lottery, cuniaining 107 CAPITAL PRIZES Oh £20,008). A'4,000, &e. &c. Requiedully acquaint the Public they lave au arranged the Scheme, that a 20 Prizes o 1 £l.OOO each MUST DR DRAWN In the First 20 THE BIRTII-DAY, 4111 Arm The plats of increasing the Number of Capital Prizes was an viii Ily approved in the last Lottery, as to create a slemumi whirls raised the price of • Ticket to THIRTY POWIDS, and a Sixteenth to Two POONDq. HAZARD and Co. the present Contractors, solieil nitration to the ft& lowing Points of this Scheme, which commies Afore Capital Prises, yet there are 4.000 Tickets laws than in the Lail Lottery, and the present Price of a Ticket is only £l9 10s. media Sixteenth, fl 7a. ALL STERLING MONEY. 3 Prizes of X 20.000 ! 4 Prizes of .ea.ooo stud X. 3.2,000 ! 20 Prizes of £l,OOO ! 90 'Nis , . of .e. 500 ! Prtzvs of £3OO, RlOO, 'Rio°. Ik e . S te . The First 20 Prizes will have £1,01,0 m om The First 500 Blanks will have £l5 ... c h. The Sixtli-drawn Prise above £l,OOO will have f 20,000 More. Tickets snit char►, are sellisig by HAZARD awl Cu. Cot. MAI-TOSS, at their very übl 091er. Nu. 93, ROYAL CI . • (establisised upwards of WO years), iriou bold slid Shand Fite Prises of £-A,009 i■ the Last Year's Lotteries, suit Capitols in fusser Lotteries amounting to some mill N.D.—Favourite Numbers may be ulnaiued by early repticativu. PRACTICAL ARCH ITECTLIIIE. This day I. published, corrected for 1818, price 3s. 6.1. sewed, TTAYLOR'SPRICE-BOOK : new arraneed: contaiiiine • Correct L.N of Rai: Poirls allowed by the roost eminent Surveyors in I..iiiilitit, to the several Artifieers runcernxil in Uuildtnt, with the Journey. .onus Prices •flixeil to each Arlicle. To which ore outdid. a variety of important 31cmoranolionia and Tahlea, earful to every licr.ron concerned E.timatioie, or V.s. [ding, now first selected and rioaspoard for ilos Work. Hy AN ESIIN ENT SCRVEYOR. Printed fur J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, N 0.59, Iligh tiollsorro. Where way he had, loosely published. 1. NICIII )1-SON'S CARPENTER and JOINER'S AS stsTANT, illustrated with 79 Plate., and copi , .us Expla. ustiusis, a New E holm), roriccied. If Is. hound • 2. MCI )LO CARPENTER'S NEW GUIDE, it romplele li•wk of Lineo fur Carpeutry ■ud Juifiery, with 7 lutes. It I. boomil. 3. NiiIIOLSON'S STIIDENrII INSTRUCTOR in DRAWING and WORKING floc ELVE onoca , ;, 41 Plato, 6J. bound. Sold irholevnle, retail, and for exportalon, by the sole Proprietors, A. ROD I.A ND & SON, come it Kirby-meet, ti a ,- A r o ou Or right in ; and by appointment, by 7tin srs. HEndrier , Tub borne-street ; Mr. Smith, 117, Gam. awl Penne, 57, 11. Rigre, 35, Overton, 47, Tamer, 75, New It md-shirt ; Thevenot and Co ditto; Bayley and Blvw, C spur-vti •et I, S. Berry, 17, Johnston, IS, Greek-street, Soh i; Imam, 330, Strand; Huller, 4, Him, 65, Clicapside, sod 52, Park.. strert ; Burgess, 63, Ilulburii-bill; and Bars lay and Sous, 95, Fteet-Market. ee• To pr •rent imposition, ask for Rowland's 0 1, or Rosilsod's Dye, and the Signature iu reil iiik ou the !dile of tech Bottle. A. ROWLAND and SON. CKA 1G liege to solicit bathes moil Families 111• to the following SELECTION of LINEN DRA PERY (being part of an extensive Stock), a bieh is SELL ING at the under-named Prices. Please to hi ing the Adver tisement, as it will convince those who have little faith them, that every Article is sold as it is specified below, and likewise warranted of the hest fabrics : Real Damask Table Cloths, 3 yards lung and £. e. d. 2! wide - - 0 18 d 4 yards ditto, 2! wide - . -0 32 0 6 yards ditto, 2 wide - . -to ICI 0 Tea Napkins, per dozen - - . 0 12 6 Real Damask ditto - . . 0 16 0 French Casibricks, par piece . -0 31 8 Velenciesees make, ditto - - - 0 40 U Real Ramis fibfttings, yard and quarter wide, per piece - - 5 15 6 Irish Linen, for Gentlemen's wear,got up with out dress of the last improved bleach, la r yard - - 0 3 6 Mili .....•11a Quiltii. 3 ' , ord. square - - 0 28 0 Counterpanes, 2 yards square - 0 7 0 Ditto, 2. 1 i long - - 0 10 0 Ditto, 3 long - . - - 0 15 0 . Stunt Cambric Mastitis, per piece . 0 12 0 Jaeconots, of the finest quality, for cravats, per yard - - - 0 2 0 Real Irish Tabbinets - - - 0 3 0 Bombazines of every shade - - 0 2 3 Silk Stripes, 26 inches wide - - 0 1 10 500 Coburg Dresses . - - 0 5 d Welk!) Whittles, yard and half square - 0 7 6 Ditto, 11 yards square - - 0 10 6 Diltu, 2 yards square - - - U 12 R Elegant Imitation Scarf., 3 yards lone - 0 28 0 Superb Cashmere, yard and half wide, nkil 3 rids long - • .0 63 0 Stout Furniture Prints . - - 0 1 0 The newest Designs of varions Colour., on the - . . ... hunt Cambric Cloth (retiring. price 'is.) - . 0 1 8 I'olll4llle Linings, in every colour, pcsfcctly fait - - - 0 1 0 Tim. Switch Muslin, (of 10 yards) - - 0 9 8 Town Prints, Spring Patterns, on She finest Cloth, per yard - - - 0 I 1 The wi„ t „ A r iki e r sill be sold off; they consist of Pe lisse Cii , lll/1 Blankets, Stuff.. arc. &c. PS. bisge Purchasers will God o ne of th e i m . xem s tocks of Coals at this House in the Metropolis.--Iri.ll Rank Nlll. II Wien in payment for Irish Linen.-741, 0 X FOR D-S ininmite the Pamlico's. A 'lli I N SON 'S AMBKI b lAL SO Al', pr.r:d by a new process, which frees it fr m all in t. qualitiea is reenwtmentl • as the most mild, pure, at a cfr•rtuil article of the kind ever invented, it mowers redness, and hardness frum the Oi In, prevent+ its chapping, and makes it luxuriously soft, whilr, and even. Sold iii *quern fur washing, price Is ; and iu rakes, price thl.7—ls.—and la Ad t ach. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE changes trey or red hair on the head or whiskers, to a heats tursil aud permanent brown or black, warranted ti pieta ) ; answer the purpose, or will forfeit One isles 51. 7 105. 1141 —sod One Guinea. _ _ ATKINSON'S FL !/ t) for restoring the Hair where it hac fallen nil from illnrsc, rersinrin ion, change (delineate, ikr. It rho frees ii fiom own: r, makes it soft awl glossy as silk. anti keeps it in caul dm. lug ',termer in dancing, or walking, or in damp wunhe., prier 3s. 64 a Bottle. Caut' —The above artiel•s have the signature or the Prnprietor on the label, min i w ise 'bey cannot he go- nine. NOl.l by James Atkiinmn, Prrfuwer , Nu. ad. Gerrord--• flulm.stmart., Loudon; and by must Pcituu.• - alreastra in the Kiniduna. I 43, Ges r r. :ilVuiu• and H Ltl• MACKLIN'S Bint.E. WITH Irs NUMEROUS AND SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS, RE-I'UBLI4HED ON AN IMPROVED YET FAR LESS EXPENSIVE PLAN. PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION. DEDICATED. BY SPECIAL. PERMISSION, TO HIS ROYAL HIGIINE.sSTII F. PRINCE itruwNT, A NEW AND SUPERIOR EDITION OF Fr HE unix sciii PTURM WITH Al NUMEROUS ENGRAVINGS. owl nom including a PREFACE. and HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the se veral KOOKR, writer fir the inure", Di the lt.er•• EDWARD NAP. •". DP Rector of Videfiroef.... Kest, rad Ite9tov Professor of Yawn History is 1 / 4 e Uniursily of Oxfurd. IVlsild it is the pious and avowed object of she ancient and venerable Soil NTT rust Pnostarrino CURISTIAN KNOWLKDOC, and of the BRITI6II AND FON.CION BILE ornery, to disseminate Tex Woon o► GOD as eaten si vely as possible among the poorest and the Mori mohulrorted of our fellow-creatures, by the ilistribuiino of Ittemis print ed in the cheapest forms, it has a 1.44 been thought important, in this opulent and highly civMsed country, to engage young persons in the higher ol , rtses of society in a more di ligent study of the Sanest, PAGE., by presenting to them the Bint.e in a more ornamental form, enriched with Graphical Illustrations of the Text, of undoubted merit and character; thus making the elegant Arts of PAINTINU And ENORI,IIIIO subsersient to the advancement of the great inte►esb of CnntsgtaviVV, and the gratification of taste conducive to the improvement of Piety. 11'ith these views, the present Edition has herr undertaken, upon a scale of sufficient im portant-0 to command the intent' of the highest and most 'n601,461.1 persons, yet with every possible care to avoid unnecessary expense. The 'nude of its intended publication is detailed in the following PROSPECTUS: The ENCItAIIIINGs, which miginally appeared in the mag nificent and expensive Work called Al ACKLIN'S BIBLE, and which form the richest and mood interesting assemblage of Engravings, illustrative of the HOLY SCRIPTURES, that have eve► been putiialeed in any country, con,ist of Seventy Historical Subjects, executed by the first Artists of this country, fruit' Pictures painted It, Sir !.shun Rey. noble, Mr. West, Mr. Lontherbourg. Mr. Fuseli, Mr. Slat kr, Mr. Stallard, dm besides more than One Hundred Vignette Head-pieces amid Tail-pieces, emblematical of the several Hooks. Patvrtrls, attain executed by Mr Hensley. I■ in the size called Atlas Quarto, and the Work will he published in Twelve Parts, price Two Guineas each. The First Part in be brought forward an the let of June, 1818, sod the re tnainine Parte Sc, follow regularly 4/U the find day of each succeeding nenath. For the purpose of ascertaining the degree of suppnrt with which the Work will be honoured, and of 'ermine a &divvy of the Copies iu exact conformity with the dates of orders, a Stibscriptlon i• solicited; each tiobscriber pay. iug the price of the Fir,t Putt in advance, and rogueing to pay a like sum ou the publication of each subsequent Part, except the roonelsoling one, which will be delivered :cilia. A Lira or the SubsCril.ers will be priiitcd, •nd prefixed to the Work. The Work, when completed, will form Three elegant Volumes or convenient site; and the price of such com plete Sets (if any) as may 110 he subscribed for Oil the mi liration of the Sisth Part, must be mulch advanced, on account of the limited number to which the Edition is urees.srily confined. PRINTED FI►R T. CADELL AND W. DAVIES, STRAND; F. C. AND J. RIYINGTt►N, ST. PAUL'S CHURCII•YAItD; J. HATCH Alt 11, BOOKSELLER TO THE QUEEN, PICCADILLY; AND L B. 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