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itde -IP e - , e / IZ •-e -' ,4',..fee -i , . G'l i' r,ic I / 1 /;/-r .--; 1 r..et-/ id 4. - 4-‘l7l 1-1 ;-;'' t ,e, If (f.'' . < 7 e'sr • -e- r...-2..... c.-- - • / :... ~'-',. , •\<:.:. _, •; .1 ` (-; ../ f ! . .e' r• •,', . • , w . 7. i•t! Ia ; ' : .) . / fe . ' •. . . \ • . 1 0 1 . L_,. re 4 - 4 • . ~. . .‘ I - zi - • LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1824. Nc. 6,604. t-W P:EIV THEATRE ROYAL, DRIIRY.LANE. r IS E'EN I NG, MONDAY, February 54 will be performed the Tragedy of MACBETH. A REGULAR TRADE VOR VAN DIEMAN'B LAND anti R. NEW SOUTH 1 - WALES, the fine Coppered Ship PRINCESS ho TIT, JOSEPH BLYTIT, Commander, bonhen 4107 Toni ling in rite lAA-Jon Dock. Has very superior Accommodations Cabin and Steerage Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. Far Freight or Plumage, apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 93, 3lark-lane. SALE sr AUCTION. MAGNIFICENT AIkSE LADE OF PROPERTY, By ir. LLtAIIS, At the Auction Mart, Bard icw.lane, on TCLsDAN . the 10th rebruety, end Four lowing Day; at Twelve o'clock each Day, Valuable COLLECTION of GALLERY and ill A (A BINET PICTURLreI, by esteemed Masters; a costly LIBRARY, comprising 1,1n6 Volumes; 2,300 01;NUES 01 PLATE; Watches; Jewels; plated Articles; rich Damask Table and Bed Linen; beautiful Oriental and Dresden China Ornaments; hand. some China Dinner Service; splendid Cut (Hass Chandeliers; Nine Horizontal, Upright, likozd and Cabinet Piano-Fortes; A Violins; "'utos; Pedal 11(c Indian Curiosities; Cabinets; Indian Fluor Mats; l'ire Arik A CELLAR'OF WINER, nowisting of 12 I)wesi Chatupegre, 4 Down Hock, 180 Doren 01 Port, 84 Dozen 3latlciri, and 36 Dozen Sherry; capital Mahogany Winged Library and other llookcw.rs; Rose Wood Tables; large brilliant Plate Masses; Library Writing Tables; Turkey and Brussels Carp e ts; handsome Bedsteads, with Chintz Cotto n Hang. inc.; (lorKe bordered Beds and Bedding; a Chariot and Harness; and numerous other Effects. To be viewed on Monday preceding and Mornings of Sale; and Catalogues had (at one shilling auk without which no person sill be admitted to view) at the Mart; of Mr. Thomas Williams, Cheltenham; Marina Brighton; White Lion, Bath ; and of Mr. Williams, nue -street. NLORO EMANCIPATION. This day is publisited, A DIA LOG VE between lir. EDENEZER EAST LOVE and GILLS 1103ILSPUN. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-atreet. Of whom may be had, 11 3d. A LZ:TTER addressed to the LIVERPOOL SOCIETY for the ABOLITION of SLAVERY. , RAMSAY'S DICTIONARY Or ANRODOTIOR TM" day iv pubbstied, in one large vollme,Pellmt.4lll= boards, embeNiabed with a charactcrirsle gronueplaele. engravedb J. R. Cruikvhank, ANEW DICTRINA RY of AN EC noT favi trativecifeharacter and Ertinta fr o Genuine Somas. By GEORGE .114NISAY. v, To general readers this will be highly intemtiok. and even to the belt irdbrrned on the aubject of Aneedote it wil l present the charm of not - city ; whilst the readiness of its arrlthget went readers it an able auxiliary in a moraines a:mowing:odr Ith evening': conversation. , • London: Printed fm Sherwood, Joon. and Co., PRlcroostistaew: puocin, Mr. Powell; Meion Mawr ; Macbeth. Mr. ; Macduff, ; llsnquo. Mr. Pope; Roue, Mr. ecelcy. lAtly .‘lnebeth, Mn. Bonn; Hecate, Mr. U. Smith. To conclude with GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don iorannt, Madame Vestria; la:pixel*, Mr. Harley. Squalling Fan, Maui Povey. To.nitn - mw, Kenilworth; with The Cataract. On ‘Vcdnesday, The Hypocrite; with Old and Young; and the Pantomimic. tin Thursday, Philandering ; with the Pantomime. on Friday, A Nrw Way to Pay Old Debts ; with My Grand mother ; and The Cataract. or. Saturday, Our Alannering. sail from thavesend on the 4th of February, and will call at Cowes for Passengen. FOR CEYLON I, the fine Coppered River-built Ship THAMES, A. JOHN EITSI Comniamkr, burthen 370 Tons, lying in the City Canal, Blackwzll. Has superior Acconiniodations for Passengers. Fur Freight or Passage apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. I'ESEV'S REPORTS IN CHANCERY. PRETARING for PUBLICATION, the Second liditino, in Nineteen Volumes royal octavo, with Notes, comprising all the subsequent Authorities. By FRANCIS VESEY, Esq. The Profession Is cautioned against surreptitions Reprints of Parts of this Work, without the authority of Alr. Vary. THE I.CWDON MAGAZINE, for Feb.l, wkega. 6d. contains, in addition to the natal variety of Original Articles, a Pen and Ink Sketch of a late Trial for Munler, in a Letter from Hertford, by Edward Herbert, Esq. containing many important particulars sot hitherto made public. Printed for Taylor and llessey ; and may be bad of all Books:I. lers and Newsmen. NEW NOVEL. Tl Itiday le published, elegantly Feinted In three roil. [tree IL Is. in ards, T HE lONIAN , or Woman in the Nineteenth Century. By MISS RENOL', Authors( " VillageiConversationi," " Templed Truth,ldlert Ai (amore e per 1)io hone soperno, ' Viva eeintllia deli' iMIDOMIi N•IM. London: Printed for Sherwood, Jones, rod Co., Patdentatet rott ; here also DAY bt had, by the same Author, The TEMPLE .4'7141;111 en AP(7 , corical Poem. trice do. VILLAtiE CONVESSAIIONS ; or the Vicar's rim Hide 3 yds. prim Ihs. or either volume separately, ha. . . " Thug work is written with the best intention. and manifesto mind of no ordinary rdemien."—Monthly Review. • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVE NT-r: A UDEN. THIS EVENING, MONDAY. February 2, will be pafortued the Tragrily of KING LEAR. King bear, Mr. Young ; Karl of Kent, Mr. Fawcett ; Earl of tilo.ter, 11r. Egerton; Edgar, Mr. C. )(enable; Edmund, Mr. Abbott; Oswald, Mr. Farley. Ooneril, Mrs. Vining; Regan, 11 ts Farrell ; Cordelia, bliss lacy. To conclude with the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND POOR ROBIN; Or, TILE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Harlequin, Mr. Eliar • Pantaloon, Mr. Barnes; (:lawn, Mr. J. S. Orisn'aldi. Columbine, Mrs.Yedy. Th-raarrew, .fohn Bull • On Werbeenisy,Tbe Mar of the Wesid.• On Thursday, The Cabinet. On Friday, Clari ; with a new Farce, called The Poachers. Oo Saturday, The Dnenna. ••• The Pantomime every evening until further notice. I O R entered out). and to Amon the 15th February, R O D " 11l JANEIRO, the One fist-sailing wp yawed Ship, BELT, A.I. Burthen 180 Tons, JOHN WATERS Commander, lying in the London Docks, with leave to take ia Wine* at Madeira. Fur Freight or Paoiag app ly to BUCKLL e! S, AOSTPR. and BUCHANAN, 311, Mark-lane. DUTCH POETRY. This day is publisheil.tpelee 7.. 44 in Mends, riATAVIAN ANTIIOLMIY ; or, SPIICIMRNS of 13 the DUTCH POETS. With Remarks on the Poetical Language and Poetry of the Netherlands. 11y JOHN IMWRINO, and HURRY S. VANDYKE. • Printed hefty* hail Heasley, rketmreet, and 13, Water. losgpisso,./tionsU. • , Midday is put/hate& by Priestly and Weale, Idbrary of Works on Art, No. 1, High.street, Bkimnsbury, I - lEs roNs for ORGANS.—The ORGAN BUILD ./ ER'S ASSISTANT; er, detailed Designs for Church and Chamber OrAans, in the Gothic and Grecian styles. By T. FAULKNER, Architect. Tstenty-one Plates o. imperial quarto. Price H. Si. To aail in March, and en east Portsmouth for Pauesgen, VOlt MADRAS and CALCUTTA, the line fast-sailing Teak ship GOLCONDA, A, 1, JAPIES IVES• ED. WARDS, Ceepenander, Nathan BAS Tom, lying In Ws East ladle lapart ltaars %Moo Page end to saperior Accommoda tion% Cur Pasuiengers. and carrier' an experienced Surgvon. For Freight or Pillage apply to Molars. Fletcher, Alexander, and Cu. V, Devonshire-square ; or to BUCKLE'S, BAUSTER, and BUCHANAN, SS, Mark-lane. WANfED to ilataar., a comfortable COr- TAtIC elTeolittektols kamill, with • nellek and Stable for One or Tyre Horses gto te within-four mile. of London, and on the north side. Ittnnedlet will be required. AppliApplication to J. No. 14, cis -street, 'l'ottenhatn-court. cation CA REY AND LEA'S 0 MUIR A ?lira* Tali WWI/PA:4 HEM ISPH.KKE. Tltli day is published, in one !ideate Um, illustrated 'with alteit.i coloured Maps, Charts, and Viers., rice lota. in bonny Frill E t.; 80 , Y, I STORY,and S'PATISTK7II JIL of AMERICA and ths. WELT INDIES; exlilbidng semi. rat Account of the Discovery. Settlement, and Progress al lid varioun Kingdom., Wales, and Provinces of the treater° Dad. phere, ti)ttsfyear CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE. SUBSCUIDERB to the LIPS ANNI . YrIES 1 granted by the CORPORATION of City of DI 'DIA N on thi lith day of June. 1776, who arc to be paid their interest in Loudon, may receive Italf-a.year's annuity dm M Christmas last, by applying to Moen. CONINOHAM and SLEGO, No. 2, Great Si. Helen'', Ilishopsgatemmet, every WEDNESDAY, horn Ten o'clock till Two. To Sail in the Month of March, 1824, 11(1R MAIMAS and UAL('tJTTA, touching at MA DEIRA. the Teak Ship.EXMOUTII, A I, burthen Tong, SAME 011' N (11. S.), Commander (late of the Pmvidenre), lying in the City Canal. ror Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem Collie House ; to Messrs. Rickards, !ilackioto.ih, and Co. Bishoiegate-strect-Within ; or to ELM I rigl) HEAD, 1, Riches-coact, Lime-street. This Ship Is fitted expressly for convey . M.; P for whom the accommodation will be nuist cominious and eaten e. ALTZING, QUAI/1111ALE8, and every other De tainment of Varbionable ,HANCING, TAUGHT in EIGHT LESSONS, by Mr. W. IVALBOURN, at his re.i. dente, No. 7, Euston -crescent, Eustott.soutere, New-mad, where persons of any age may be instruelialL at any hour of the day : a sufficient number always ready for the Quadrilles. An Academy for Ladles twice a week. A Select Quadrille Party every Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri day Evenings, from Light till Ten. Wanted a Young Man of respectable connexions as an in.dnor AppreApprentice; one that can play the Violin or Pianoforte would be ntice; By H.C. CAREY and J. LEA, of Philadelphia. London: reprinted with considerable Additions relative to the New States of Smith Almeria, &c. &e., for Sherwood, Jonas, sod Patanstster.ros. " The ppublication before us rnntairi by far the most valuable: eondewaatitm of American Geography. II istory, and Statistics, which , has issued from the press. It is constructed on a oomprehmalvit nail excellent plan ; the Maps, Charts, and Plates are numeroU4 and well-executed ; and when all the modem information recline. by t.!e changes and revolutions on the New Continent are tatty lino the account, we are Sec to say that this voltnne is a very complete; illustration of the important matters which it coduseos. Eiffter instruction of rc(eriucc. it is calculated to be a stusidri thsrLwaa Literary Gazette, !loch a. Published by Priestky and Wale, Library of Workaos Art, No. b, High-street. Bloomsbury. GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE; an Essay on the Origin and Propels of Oothic Architecture, discusred and traced from the edifices of Germany, with reference to those of Britain. Translated from the German of Dr.-31410v, Prof em %Or of Architecture; and carefully revised by an Architect and F.A.S. rown Bro. Os. - 4h;Titil;oeriie 7 M;lwing with them their Hoods, and a Certifi cate d the Life et the Nominee. hi; req meted, that, in wed death, notice may be given m above, for the future benefit and regulation of each elm. I) EA(X/N and CO. No. SKINNER - STREET, lAindon, beg to inform the public, that, in consequence of a redaction in the price of Cl . JEFEES in t h e market, they have lowered their prices of that article. lk and CO. take this opportunity of returning thanks to their friends and the public for past favours, and solicit a continuance of the sone. To sail in the Month of March, MA. VOA BOMBAY Direct, the fast-sailing Teak Ship TRIUMPH, A. 1. a Constant Trader; THOMAS GREEN, Commander (of the Hon. Company's SCITiCe, and late of the Ship Barkworth); burtben CAU tons; lying In the City Canal. ASTHMA, DIFFICULTY (IF BREATHING, AND OPPRESSION OF THE CHEST. THE Nobility, Gentry, and the Pnblic in general are respecifully informed that the Advertiser being in possession of a most valuable Recipe for the relief and cure of the above dis tressing complaints, he ham been induced, At the solicitation of very many persons who have experienced its beneficial effects, to offer it to public notice. The medicine is of the most mild, inno. cent, nutritious, and effective qualities, of which the person taking it hi convinced in a few days. It dem the lungs, mines free re spiration, and prevents all unpleasant accumulation of phlegm. Sold only at W. Iny's 59, (heat Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn fields, two doors west of Freemasons' Hall. Half Pints, ba. lid. ; Pinta, 10s.; Quans, Ills. Orders, per post, immediately at tended to. This d 4 y is publisbea, by Priestley and Wqile, Library of SVotts on Art, No. S, Iligh.street, Ilbornibury, A N extensive and arranged CATALOGUE of the hest, the most useful, and approved WORKS of ARC, I ITEC 'FUR E, the productions of England, France, Italy, and Germany, comprehending every 'Work that is necessity for the Architect and the Student with many excellent Works upon Pe ir.t ing and Sculp ture, the French Galleries, and several uncommon and beautiful productions; crown Bve. price 2s. cal. N.P. Dcalers in TEAS, COCOA, COCOA PASTE, and CHIY . OLATE CAKES; oho, fine prepared CHOCO LA TR, minium, tibir,h is partiailerly recommended to invalids and that - For Freight or Passage apply to Capt. Omen, at the Jerasakm Coffee:-house; to Ali:saes. Palmer, Wilson , sod Co. King's Arms. yard t to Mr. Robert Taylor; or to EDMUND READ, 1, Riehes-eourt, Lime-street. This Ship is fitted expressly for the Accommodation of Passengers. • STANFORD ON HUNTING. • This Day is published. elegantly. priiitad in lea.. on fine wise. paper, illu•tratcd with numeeuoa Cuts, price 14s. in boards, d Edition., of T 110 1 :WITS on FO! and HARK. HUNTING ; in• Series of Ltetetrato a Friend. .Ay PliTlaß ItaNTOUD, Ea+ The Publisheis be - % leave respectfully to recommend the edition of Ir. Bedford's velushle :work to the make of SAO ing Gentlemen, which will be tUund to iierpasn • all preceding sib dons, in elegance of paper, rioting. and illustration. 'Chi 4.m. thor's Notes, also, e. hick have Inng been omitted, are bereintar dueed, and render this edition peculiarly desirable. new' "Mr. Beekf.rd, in his boot entitlai Thought, deal has so well ifsteribed our present prior eof G tulti and ten such *Aid and rational advice on the sub, t, that his from the date of its publication, become a general Teat 411114. deed, all trent that delight in Field Sports should be in pas* sion of it. Published by Priestley and Weak, Library of Worts on Art, No. fir High.atrect, Blootnabury. QC IOGRAPHY • or, Examples of Shadows ' and Rule fur their Projection. Intended for the um of Architectuvl Draughtsmen. By JOSEPH (MILT, Architect, F.A.S. Author of a Treatbe on Arches, &c. he. The Second Edition, augmented, and much improved, with 21 finely engraved plates, by S. Porter, Bro. 11s. Published by Priestley and Weale, Library of Works on Art, No. 5, High-street, Bloomsbury. ()RNAMENTS, GRECIAN and ROMAN ARCHI TIiCTCRE, ate.; on atlas folio size. 24 plates; containing Plans, Elevations, Sections, Details, and Ornaments of some ef the most esteemed Grecian and Roman Temples and 111enumenta purposely on krge sire, for practical use, and particularly for the workman. In this Work will be found the marrow of Stun's Athens. Price Zia. j Moor ANGUAGES.—D. li LA gTtERMANN, LL. D, Pro ,l{ancient and modern Literature , respectfully informs allies said Gentlemen, desirous of acquiring any of the continent a langoages, dim- at his Academies,36, Tunbridge-place, New-road, aerie, Leathiersellers'-buddinfi, London-wall, he continues, with proper &pittance. to teach the k rem+, Italian, Getman, Spanish, Linn and Greek Languages, on the only sure and efficacious plan, 'lnch, adapting Abel( to every capacity, cloady dbites practice with theory. Any mode of imitruction, without this choraaeristic Is, and I putt be, fallacious:, ltritiginates with sonecited ignorance, is puffed forth by Interested knavery, and only supported for a time by duped hnbeellity. The progress made, and the opinion enter tainod by doss be hes instructed, conskute at once the fairest and the severest test of the capacity and the qualifications of an in structor. Dr. U. hopes, therefore, that he will not expose himself to the charge of estentatlon, in stating, that he het escorted mop flittering testimonials of the approbation and satisfaction of the many intel ligent porno' of both seep, whom he has instrue:ed : several of whom, being residents of the metropolis, may be referred to. DISON and CO. respectfully apprise their Patrons and Lsdies in general, that they have manufactured for the approaching season a superb and novel collection of Ince Dresses, Scarfs, Veils, &e., and will continue to produce on every Monday en entire new ankle of Female Dreik, which system received so distinguished • patronage from the Beau Monde the mewling year. Devoting their attention to the sole article of Lice tboth British and Foreign), of which they are real manufacturers, they prmuitie to offer a more convincing proof of their superiority in choice and prices, than by any elaborate specification too often in serted to mi.lead. RECTIFIED SPERM OIL, 4s. id. rr Gallon.— UPTON and Co. Odessa and Colon, Manufacturers, 114, Queen-street, Chloride, by • process entirely new, are enabled to sell Sperm Oil so highly rectified as to equal in purity spirits of wine. Its flame is equal in brilliancy to the best gas, with the sit perior steadiness of an oil light without small or smoke. So une quivocal is its excellence. that it will burn beautifully in every kind of lamp. Other Lamp Oil, from Is. 3d. to Si. od. per gallon ; Linseed Oil, Turpentine, White Lead, &e. and tefined Coal Tar Paint, per cask, which quantity will rover 1000 square feet. Anticorrosive and other Paints for every Und of work. N.B. The Rectified Oilcan only be had at Upton and Co.'s. IN, Queen-street. The universal satinfaciirm it has given, makes it necessary so guard the public from having a spurious article imposed upon them. 237, Regent-street, faring the Argyll Reams. PATENT MOULD CANDLES , remarkable for stea dines. of horning, and brilliancy of light, to be had of DA. V I F,g, sole Manufacturer, &I, St.Martin's.lane,oppositeSlaughter's CofFse.house. Also, his Palace Wax Lights, at 3s. per lb., for which his Howie has been so long and eminently famed • Sperm Candles, 2s. Id. pm lb. ; good Candles, GA. 6d. per dews ; beat, ; superior old stores, fid. per dorm ; Moulds, from Re. to 9s. pe r deem; Melded soap, from 70s. to tt2s. per cwt.; Yellow Soap, 6•Ag.to ; Cord Snap, 00s. ; Sperm Oil, N4s un .to Is. per lea; good Lamp Oil, from 2. 6./. to 3s. ; Windsor and Palm So a p, 11.4 d. to :N. MI lb. ; brown Windsor, Is. 9d. to 2s. 611. ; best Seal lag Wax, 41. lid. per lb Orders carefully parked for the country, home cons u mpti o n, an d Ovanwhatinn SIVII VI 11. • London : Printed for Sherwcoa, Dona, and Oh Pigelowlswr ". " l :. row; whewal- in wg. he had, I. An ESSAY on HUNTING; in whit+ a rain rafriaryedintar. important information is etimmuniested, under the hook iffaralt LawfuLiess,Besefits, Pleasure, Pastime, llama, bony Ron the n H one, untsman. Sagacity, &c. ttte. Third Edition. U. boarde, nP inAto. • • 2. A PRACTICAL RS.9AV 4a IlißeAkilgi and.TR4ll4 INti the ENGLISH SPAn EL and POINTER. t are added. Instractiona far Attaining .the Art of more iromediat , :ty andreared to Young Foam:yen, but to supply the b'at means of coring the errata of scone 1)y W. DO RSON,, DN., of Eden Mak, • Snood Edition, lb Oro. Price lee. dd. is aod tretdbe r i ; WET TOM; 1111,114041114 O,G Paternoster-row. fivrtitloß 11001 ES for YOPTII, for CHRISTMAii WWII! w If k_ • • • • .. - a Published by Priestley and Weale. Library of Works on Art, No. S, lligh-vtreet, Bloomsbury. lECTURES on ARCHITECTURE, comprising the Ilistoiy of the Art, from the earliest times to the present day; delivered at the Russell and Surrey Institutions, London; nd the Philosophical Institution, at Birmingham t dedicated by permission to his 3lsjesty. By J A MES ELMF.S. Architect, M. R. I.A. Author of the Lite of sir C. Wren, ac. &c. ant Second Edition, tiva price IL's. TRULY INTERESTING MODE OF IMPARTING FOR COUGHS, COLDS, DIFFICULTY OF BREATH ING, ASTHMATIC COMPLAINTS, TURNER'S COUGH DROPS are earnestly recom mended to thaw who are &filleted with the above complaints, as they will immediate relief, and speeiLly effect a cure: in eras of &Meek respiratioa, sae dose will afoed ago shilling relief. 1.1 dee** sense whew isserm, she sale of which bears strong testimony so thole wa="4 o ; o.wes. • Add* she Itiorriel% W. Twier, Dmigest, 93. liketiarer het, in bottles, Is. 9d. each 4 an@ by appointment, by Bacon, DO, Oxford -street; Stradling, /loyal Exchange; Beatson, Bermond sey ; Hell.ell , Boroughi Belcher, Hackney; and Chapman, Islington. FOREION LANIWAGEM. M R. IV., Authoriof a sed bpirt11:11I-approved and nenFrrch G men errit:l3le highest eios fair igtion, and Pai leace Lam to intone men adies and th e tn de sirous d seqvidbe • epos& tooldodue of FORMON LAN ouAGES, that he has di,eeieai spew and easy mode of huipurt ins therm, by which he pledg ell himself; in terms the moat cativo !gob Pmts. of AM.* air,* lipoak Preach at fa ram Monet ; to Read, Translate, and Write correctly, la Twelve lotaitusa. publiabod, May L tt Sr e l ior .Moti ii mpleted in Sit raeos), by Pele•SeseuidiWsan, en An, 141*. 8, M.A. k Axle, Maostebury, A TREATISE on CIVIL ARCHITBCTURE. By Sir W. CHAMBERS, R.P.S. Surreyor General of his 3lajesty's Works, F.R.S. F.A.S. F.S.S.S. Fourth Edition, with • considerable number of additional Notes, and an Essay on Grecian Architecture, accompanied with Profiles, and details of its most celebrated examples, by Joseph ti wilt, Architect, F.A.S. Author of a Treatise on Arches, Sciography, etc. /cc. Apply by letter, poet-paid, ot petsonally, at 128, Strand, opposite Krota ebenge. Affidavit from D. P. Esq. R.N. D. P. of the Royal Navy, and now residing at maketh oath arid +with. that under the tuition of Mr. W. he was was enabled, without the slightest 'previous knowledge of Owner man 1 wag e, to Translateby himself with MIC, in live bautoua, celebrated Poem, entitled, " Eleanore." Sworn at the Guildhall of London, this 12th day of February, 111:12, Before me, MAGNAV, Mayor. (111ARLES Wlll6llr, Wtrre Mt/CHANT to Ilia ti Royal Highness the Duke of Clarsoce, next to the King's Theatre, Opera Colonnade, flaemarket, Loudon. has purchased Me whole of Burmestcr's Sae WO PORTS, now in the Dock, which, for fruit, flavour, and body, are matchless in the trade; in Pipes and Hogsheads at MI. pee Pipe. The ab,ne will be for. warded from the Docks, ithd permitted from thence to the pur. chaser. 11'bia publication' will be printed in imperial Bvo at 14a. per Part ; a Part will appear at the interval of two mouths. mid will contain a per proportion of the plates ; the Work will be com prised in Six Part., containing plate., including a portrait (13 additional). Subacribers' names are received. Testimonial from T. Esq. Ilarrister at Law. 1, 0. T. of the Inner Temple, certify, that under Mr. W—'s tuition, 1 was enabled, without any previous knowledge of the French Language, to Translate in }oilmen Lemma, one only French Prose, but Ancient Poetry, and the French Newspapme. Numerous other Testimonials frees tbe most distinguishar Fll4li. Gm, may be wen by applying as above. TO CATHOLIC NOBLEMEN ANL) FAMILIES. TT must be cbv to all who duly conaiticr the subject, 11 that the state OHM LABOURING CATHOLICS in ENG. LAND, and um* pludeularty in the METROPOLIS, is ca pable of unt haprovernsult, as regards their morals and happi. nem ; and without dwelling either on the impositions to which they are @abject, or the disadvantages under which they perpe tually labour, it is presum e d th a t ever y measur e th a t wou l e so promote eroncrmy and industry, and counteract the general distress, which too often visits whole districts, would meet with the liberal- patronage of the mere walltity nentbera of the Uni versal Church. __ ........,.._....... Considering that the greater part of the distress that I. to be fiend among the poor Catholics, arises from sickness, and that the evil is increased by the went of medical assistance, and the total ens lion of the poor men's earnings ; and further, that (to say nothing of the uncertainty of those institutional Irish labourers, uid red Catholics generally, are excluded from the advantages of most Benefit Societies, it is respectfully submitted to the inure wealthy Catholic Families,_ That an Institution should be formed under the Act of i 9 Gee. 3. chg. 128, to enable Catholics generally, of all denominations, to provide, by Monthly Contributioqp, certain Weekly Allowances during Si c k ness and Infirmity, aotms of Money at Death, foe Luna! lfisticieica, &e. itc. That the contributions, required for tech allowances, should be filled by proper actuaries at the lowest possible rate, to secure the permanence and of the Institution. 111/ That the Society be aided by the voluntary Subscrip tions of Honorary tethers, and be governed by a Coin: ,ittee chosen from and by the Honaraly SubeeMbars and Insuring' . Members. That the Members shonkl meet annually only, for the election of Ofilccrst and, th at the basilicas of the Society should be carried to at some convenient place--not a public house. Of the positive advantages arising from this steposone bet those who have considered the subject can form any idea. The promo tion of industry and economy; protection against that distress which is the result of sickness or death ; the prevention of contagious Ma cao hy the prompt nttentioa which would emanate from the So eletv's rusting niedkal practitioners, are some of the earliest of the at:eta which would be produced ; and it la under this impression that friends to such a measure are earnestly solicited to ammoni ate with a fitotkruan who has determined to Ibund auch an Insti tution in Condon, and who win land his amtatance towards ate !dishing such Societies in soy Coe er OW ill the United King dom. and furnish the Nan, Nal* C Nsa mid the Certificates minted by the Act of Parliament/. l'etrons who may feel (lest:omega promme Each an objects bY subteribing from one guinea upwwwhi, aislisi addeany or as ado "ion ( or who can lend any aesietimea tends the undertaking ; a who may be desirous of establillhing such a Society in any pert of ling Mad, Ireland, or Sauland, upon princ:pks which cannot 14 1, are requested to forward a line, post paid, to 31. O. B. Peel's Coffeehouse, Fleet-street. —___ Tv r lIN )Vir WE LCIPS' FE HALE PILLS have ob tamed the sanction and appenbatton of f•lentlemen of the Midical Profession, as a safe and viduabie Medicine, in removing obstructions, and relievingother inconveniences to which the female fume is liable, especially these which at an early period of life IlVeptently ..rise from want Of exercise and gmaral debility of the un• They create a n 'tr. correct indigestion, remove ~ and nervous ' e., sad are eminently useful in windy ,"*"drrN. pairs in the stomach, sbortaaa of breath, and palpita um, thr heart. .Puchasers we requested to remark, that, as a testimony of sit "'''utitY, each bill of directions is signed with the name of "e• Reandey," in wrking said srailesale and retail in London /It Wright, Na IN, ilset-street • Barclay and Sone, Fleet- Barbery and Sons, St. PLl's Church-yard ; Sutton and C 0., „.. Bow Churl yard • Stow, 130, Oxfold-Nreet, opptxite t" ° ""oecl Brans and'Son, LAmulane, Smith fi eld ; Johnston rk-street. Soho; Butler and Sons, Cheamide; Godfrey am Holds, Itishopegate.ureet ; and by all (....ountry Venders, at 5. . N. per Sox. •' It i• mycluary to inform the Public that Beasley's is the " 6 original and genuine Medicine, and has been prepared by OM tut niure than thirty years. ALBB ART of ROOK-RESPING TAUGHT, a 7, • Iltefialedeswillarbetew, by W. JENNINGS, Awhile. /Wave only real Mercantile Work extant, divided into Four Pam, viz. : Domestic, Foreign, Factoroge, and Company Accounts. Pupils are completely finished in two months fur any counting-house in Glut Britain, and minutely examined by competent judges. lie also gives LESSONS in MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC scientifically, which enables his Pupils to perform every eakulation with one.tenth of the figures taken by any treatise on arithmetic hitherto published. Cmnplieated accounts are arranged in a cons reused point, and the exact sestet& property accurately avert/tined. N.B. The REA 1. MERCANTILE AHT of BOOK-KEE P INIk is sold by the Author, price lbs. fid. This work is copious without prolixity. concise without °Neu- Al, and clear without that toilsome drudgery so intimidating to the student. The old circuitous method is iheilished, and every branch fully explained. .CAMBRIAN ESSENCH, for giving the true WESTPHALIAN or IVOOD-SMOKE flavour to all kinds of M EAT, whether Hams, Tongues, Bacon, Beef, or Fish, while it cortributes essentially with the salt to the preserva tion of the article from decay : and as no heat is used in the pro cess, it is on this account notch less liable to become rusty, or to losc in weight, while the flavour will prove decidedly superior to that given by the ordinary method of smoking in a chimney or smoking-house. This useful article is now first advertised for pub lic sale, under the assurance, from an experience and sale of seas• ral years, that it will perfectly answer the above description. It may be had of ninny of the most eminent Oil and Italian threhouses, with full directions attached to each bottle, and is part( - elderly recommended to the notice of private families, as the beet and moat economical morels yet discovered. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors, Edward Smith and Co., Chemists, &c., 29, Haymarket; also by Atkinson, 302, Oxford-street; llay and Co.i 93, Gracechurch-stram ; Homewood, 476, Strand ; Al`Millsn, 30, Lisidenhall-street ; 0. Neighbour, 131, High Holborn ; A. and 1. Steel, Borough ; and Sturge and Son, Newington-Butts. In stone beetles, 2s. sack. HARNESS AND SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, EXETER- H A NOE, STRAND. THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public are respectfully informed, that an extensive Warehouse it the back of the old-established place of business, is open every day from eight in the morning till eight in the evening, where may be aeon a large and well-manufactured stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandent, l'haeton, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Military, Hunting, and Side-saddles, Home Clothing, ke. The Hamer and Saddlery merit invective from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the articles are warra•ted.hnd that excellent plan of 30 years' standing is still strictly adhered to, of asking but one madly-money price, from which no abatement will be made. I Gentlemen in the Army and Navy, and Cadets proceeding to I India, will find in this establishment most of their Military Ap pointments, also every article requisite for their voyage and suit able fur their convenience in the country. Likewise Harness and Saddlery suitable for the East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. M.B.—This Outfitting Warehouse forms a See-Aid Division of Exeter 'Change; and to prevent mistake, the Public will please to observe the three principal entrances are in the 'Change. ORIGINAL PRINTED FURNITURE and ME- V/ RINO-DAMASK WAREHOUSE, CORNER OF (MEAT TURNSTILE, HOLBORN. SMITH and Co. have the satisfaction of submitting to public attention, a stock of goods unrivalled in extant, variety, and fancy t and. as regards CHEAPNESS, not to be approached by any (louse In the Kingdom. For the superior departments of Household economy, where embellishment and elegance form indispensable essentials, their col lection contains some of the most rare and William specimens of taste ever exhibited, among which the following are a few of the most Prominent. lIIERINO-DA3IASKS of superior richness and commanding designs. FLORENTINE SATIN TABORETS, it perfectly new me. Puncture, the colours beautifully diversified and not discernible front silk. TOWN-PRINTED CHINTZES on grounds of every colour, with appre;Mate magnificent Seeders. SWISS, ORIENTAL, and PARISIAN STRIPES of curious and striking, beillianey, peculiarly adapted Ibr Libraries, Country Villas, Ice. PERSIAN CLOTH in all colours, one breadth sufficient for a curtain. SILK DAMASKS Mil SILK TABORETS of the most splendid description. MORE ENS, watered , cloth-premed, and striped ; CO LOURED LIN I NOS, die. In addition to the above, their Stock embraces all the more com mon, though equally Important classes of Maids, manufactured expressly for the ordinary puaposra of domestic utility, where strength and durability are particularly required. Ina COLLECTION comprehending such a bonadless variety, it worid be ?raiders attempting to give a List of Prices through the medium of an adverueement, for no idea could be formed but on inspection. SMITH and CO. can only repeat that they VWge thenoulves k north's competition bulb in QUALITY and II EA PNI;e4B. No. RH, High Holborn, (braes of Greif Tamodlis • 441 t, " TiIARLES WRIGHT has in Stock a:rne fine Oki Pit, 3fia. per doz.; superior Sherry, Mia. pa doz.; and Cape Madeira, 16e. A good Hogshead, calculated for various purposes, will be packed with tw, dozen death of the above-named warranted ge nuine Wines, bottles, &c. included, and sent on receipt of 101. ; or half the quantity, in Hamper, for M. Caravella, Lisbon, Mountain, Tenerife, Baca's., and Ma deira, &c., h2s. per doz. ; Old Cognac Brandy, thud, 23e. ; Jamaica Rum, 6d. per gallon.—Just landed, sonic tine fresh Florence (Ni, fi rst quality, in cases el'3o tasks, Mt. per Now lauding, the first quality of Champagne, from the William, London Ducks, 84s. per dozen.—Postage must be paid, enclosing remittances, and which will be immediately attended to. . _ UN PA RA LLBLED BA ROA INS FORTY PER CENT. BAYED IN FAMILY LINEN, BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, HOSIERY, SILK IIERCERY, Sze. he. ESSILI CIIEESEMAN end Gloucester HOUSE, 65, Oxford -street, two doors Weat of Wells street, beg leave ea alit to the Nobility, Gentry and ethers, the undermantiosed Articles, at a reales= of nifty per Cent. at least ace Pieces of Angela Stripes veil Cheeks, 11. Id. pee yard ; Two hundred and mighty pair at seal Witney Blanket., M. ed. pet pair: medium sire, 7s. 55. per pair, will calculated for benevolent purposes • um sins, am. M..; the largest and best rindity, from 17s. to aso per pen ; Catlin -11001 and U. each; capital Wele Flannel, lid. • vied ; Scotch gbains, 2s. 6d. the dregs; BMWs Da:nark, Diaper, Huck*_ luck, he. Rid. • yard ; full ysedstod.half wide Hamburg% Da mask, 2s per yard ; two and • half and three yards wide ditto, 2s. dd. to Se. ; Furniture Dimitlea, NI. per yard ; very line ditto, lid. ; the widest and b,st made, I Id. per yard. Several Boxes of grass-bleached Linens, full lid. per yard under theumal prim ; a great quantity • little wiled at a sacrifice ; also several dozen Hambnrgh Damask Tableseletha and Napkins to match, extremely cheap, just received ; three Boxes of Scotch Da mask Table-clothe and Napkins, from 7d. mesh. Messrs. C. and Co. particularly claim the public sue:elan to their much-approved India Long-Cloth Shirting, from lid. to lid. per yard ; exquisitely fine ditto, for Gentlemen's wear, is. tots. 3d. per yard ; Nainaooks and India JACCMItt Medina for Cravats, Is. to Is. lid. per square; Norwich Crapes, Tabbioets, Poplins. Rom basines, he. Is. a yard t besides an inrommeable Stock of Russia, Scotch, and Irish Sheeting', exceedingly 0 The wear of every Article guaranteed, 1:2:t Goods bough. at Gloucester House, if not approved. will be ehhasged. A discouat allowed an sll Parcels aaneusehis to Ten Needs. THELONDON and WESTMINSTER WINE and 811111 LIT C4Etl PA N Y are now , BELL' NO Fine Whits laterkling Champagne,* the low pun of 44 10e. per doom ; tiny have • parcel at fear guineas only, but though bright and effermossett, it is yet destitute of that pendiar fragrance, body, and what is termed quality, so conl k al os the taste and the delight of the connoisseur. They are aW pasmesion of some extraordinary first growth Champagne, part of whieb having been introduced at the tables of the hoot ton at eight, ems now be offered' at the very moderate price of fire guinem. Basilloat Claret St. il iewed Julien st fo r Re at 605., pints at Ns. Im sod M ar . gene from fou to five guineas per &sem . Pat Of Illusaffe el . 18r20. at HIM per pipe, and the real Roue Ronk" to be of the finest flavour ever imported, at 1141 t casks In the same proportion. White Wines, is the Wood, on the moat reasonable terms; or la to ale fol. lowing moderate prices : s ' ;•-; (row READY MONEY 0 t) . ... Fresh Bottled Port Via. to tie. Cape M a, s. I. to 21i. Crusted do. 2 to 7 Superior, oise years in bottle 411 s. irli. your o. : 245. Brown and Pale Sherry lltis. 445. Red Posta • ' 4 '41,• pep. Fine Amontillado Ms. Do. p gi f , . i l k. & i Vidooia, Lisbon Mountain 40s. Very auto to .. , Very supurior Itneellai 40a. remarkably .. East end %Vest India Ma- table Wine -• • .3.' t' dein% 41h. 60s. (hosanna, Old flock, Santerne, Maroc and Grave, Aron tiptoe, etc. '4•• • 4 ... French Brandy, Boor- English Chs"••.ll,' NIL, Ft& dams • - 21st Old Tom - , * . ha s . trit. Da. Cognac Ma. 20s: Irish Whiabily .. k , • la b Rum 14s. Best do. Dna Fine Orangiallsna • r 4 ,. Schedam Iltillaode 24ss Fins White Brandy, Noyao. Cmutoa, and I* . [ Country Ovarm, post-paid, enclosing ',inhumes; 'to Ah . W m. wa rt ., in, bum f ', promptly attended to. • Obeerre, Om Vaults and prepusee arc near Cliarin-croli, aid opposh. C, Martin's elm& IWCHITECTURE. The following teptoZel . Wif Works for the Student, the Atchitect,and t Antiquary (amongst many others, too many to give to an Advertisement), have lately been published, or are to be had of Priestley and Weale, Library of Works on Art t MEMOIRS of the LIFE end WORKS of Sir CHRISTOPHER WREN, an Account ef his Contem poraries, seder the Times in which be lived; with a brief Vies of the Plover of Architecture in Eagland. By JAMES ELMES, Architect, M.R.I.A. • Author of " Lectures oe Architeettus.,"• /sc. Re. Thick 4t.. Price 31 314 64. with • wry fine Portrait, and Tye /arse Plates. This Work is now nail' out of print. GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. PLANS, ELEVATIONS, SECTIONS. DETAILS and VIEWS of KING HENRY SEVENTH/1 CHAPEL at IVESTMWSTER ABBEY CHURCH; by L. N. Cottingham, Architect., Atlas folio, 43, plat" 31. 3s. Pseticularly useful in the study of this style of Atchltestore, as being the only Wotk that has Gothic Details upoe 1 a large Seale. 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A t n_ Amount of : ... .. , . . . o nt o swa y E mi ll p ar concerning 1 ..• . ' - ... . . 25. CATTAIII • • . gone V of Copula "It'. • '' Leagues of tie in a.• Bligh ia an ..... year 1790. r- ".. ••• 4 4 .• • - art Aorsoot of OA- heite, and of • . . • • t Islind. . 26. liiTTLZ :), . . ... . of Little Jack, a Found- ling : ars ether . ••, of " Mira. on Orphan. To which skink ,"" OM wad hie Dog, aad the C. nary Bird. . '• • . t•,. ELIZA I or, tbs Elea of ; fiber?, : 3 Tale founded M• trend of odium de Cbttiu. New Editions:* • , v.,,,y• •. 4 "t. , ' ~'• • 28. 111 , 18TINCT ' - 1 11 001,94: gzeirrinarna the ex ordinary 't of. ' of the Ant Creston. y Priscilla 29. The o 'Brody* or Coooarlitarrr• A whit 0. ]O .IrLZIIES.I-te, l tto i rliirolitief Animals, cogitating to Account of Remartfabk Woo. 31. WONDERFTiI: AIO Al A LtR-An lhossy of Wentlsail Animals; containing Boum, and Birds. Second Edition. an Amount of the inostrentadoble Folios. •