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WILLIAM% 1 , This day is published. in pest Rvo. lis hosede, a Nobleman of unquestionable judgment, to SUBMIT by ACC- On the Promises, No. 1., Adelphi-Terracc. no,FRIDAV, 311th of A GRAMMAR of INFINITE FOR M S; or , The TION, at their gnome, the early part of Mardi, the whole of January. at Twelve o'Cltuir..., IIL Mathemstical Elements of Ancient Philosophy and My. his COLLECTION of PICTURES. Messrs. Robins are eery A • Valuable Collection of amine PAINTINGS, the , thology. desirous of calling the attention of the Nobility and Patrons of the JA Property of a G ent l eman , b y t h e Mewing esteemed li n , fly W I liblA M nowisox. Arts to a minute inspection of this I 'ollection, being persuaded that tem, viz.:— Printed for Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and 0. and W. B. the exceedingly correct j u d gment o f the Noble Proprietor will by Mittens Rehalken Wynants Vernet . ' 1 Whittaker, London , this means find its best iHustration. fluid* Van:Jew:de Powell The days of Wale will be announced speedily. Menai Vanderneer k ili r t = A:Moonlit, This day is published. in poet nye. 7s. Gl. boards, Covent4larden, Jan. 26. Velasquez Claude C. Cegnani tat. L.c. • TILE SWEEP! NI iS lIF %IV STISI/1". Ily the Com- - To be viewed on Thursday preceding the Rale. and Cardeeem . .1 piler of " The Hundred Wonders of the World." SPLENDID ANCIENNE RI 111 : and PAM:II.IN FUR. h a d. it. me shilling ene n , on the ', mulls ' ,: of Mr. T. 14 :ic luons. i ~ NITURE, of rare Quality. (.locks and Brackets, rare Drew Cheltenham ; the Marine Library, Brighton; and of Mr. Wt. &at and Sam rOfogain, Oriental China, Or.inolu, Candela. hams, 3i, Throgmarton-street. 4 .. ,brns, ite. _ 111 / 2 - 1 ,/, J~i ~ No. 6,64 X). NEW THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. r I.EVENINIi, WM/NEM/AY, January 'is, will be performed THE _ _ IMMEDIATELY, FOR C.ILCIITTA Direct, the superior fast-sailing Ttak ship 'HELLISH, .1411 Tens. OEORHE WARD COLE. R.N. I 'timinander. Carries a Surgeon. Fur Freight or l'image apply to the Commander, at the Jernsa lent Entree I I ; or to Mears. S. MARJORIBANKS and Co. 111, King's Arnm-yerd, Coleman-atreet. Thit Ship made her last Voyage to Calcutta and back, within Ten 3lontlia. 11r. Cantwell, Mr. i);;;To;;;:ii;;:;;;;;, Mr. Liam; Colonel Lambert, Nar.Wallaek ; Itarnley, Mr. Penley. Old Lady bawl bcrt, Mrs. Harlowe ; Young Lady Lambert, Mrs. Orger ; Char. lute, ')lrs.W.ll'elt. After which, OLD AND 01;Ncl. AD. Mdford, Mr. Terry; Peter, Mr. Knight. Matilda Mowbray, Mita Clam Fisher. Tn conclude with the Pantomime of ANIMA:QUIN AND THE FININfI CHEST ; Os. MALE K AND THE PRINCESS SCHIRINE. fliallopin, Mr. Howell; Pantaloon, Mr.T. Blanchard; Clown, amine Paulo. Columbine, Miss Smith. ?nanny*, Philandering. Ipi Friday, A Wand Magical Performance, under the direction of t. Mahan. Cla daturday, The Merril:oft of Venice: abylork, Mr. Kean ; Rawmakt, Mr. Wallach ; hauncelut, Mr. lAiton. asa The Pantomime every evening until further notice. Will ash from Gravesend on the Ist of February, and will call at _ _ FOR C PYLON , the iitt;loppereil River - built ship THAMES, it, 1, JOB N TeiON. Commander, burthen 371 Tons lying in the City (40.1, filsekwalL Hee superior Areornmeantiorsa for Passengers. For Freight or Famine apply to BUOIELEtt, BAHSTER, and BUCHANAN. MI, Mark-lane. " The sceptre, learning. physic, intuit All follow this, and come to AAAAA alga. Printed fur Oliver and Lloyd, Edinburgh ; and G. aod W. B. Whittaker. London. Os entered out), and reflation the 15th February, FOR RIO DE JANEIRO, the fine fast-sailing eon pered Ship, BELT, A.I. Ittirthen lip) Tons, JOIIN %ATERS Commander, lying in the London Docks, with leave to take in Wines at Madeira. For Freight or Passage, apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lasse. This day is published, in ltro. price 4 .. hound. AsEQuEL to the GRAMMAR of SACRED HIS TORY, Ming • Paraphrase en the Episrles• and Gospel, for every Sunday throughout the Year; with Explanatory New. To which is prefixed, a simile Illustration of the Liturgy ; and a Penspherae on the Church Catechism. It, NARY ANN RUNDALL. Printed for 6. and W. B. Whittaker. A%e-Maria-lane. Also, br the rattle Author, . ROBINS have the honour to announce, Nr. E t fat. they have the ditections of A NOBLEMAN of acknowledged Mate and liberality in the Arts and Works o: Vertu, to SUBMIT by AUCTION, peremptorily, on WED NESDAY, Feb. 18, and following Ibiya. his entire Collection, consieting of SPLENDII.I CIIIMODES, Tables, Bookcases, Clocks and Brackets, line old furniture of inlaid woods, richly mounted with dr-molu; comprising Commodes, FAertuMres. Semetazies t %Pelting Tables. &c.; very elegant or molu Clocks, line specimens of rare DRESDEN CHINA. in Vases, Groom and Candelabras, in rich mountings of or-molt. ANCIENNE SEVE PORCELAIN. of the Attest quality, and rarest colours and enrichments, meg nifloglit Oriental CMna, earrings in ivory and wood, filigree wafts, May be viewed three days prior, and Catalogues had at the Rooms. Covent-Garden, Jan.2B. ---- 11QUSEHOJI.D FtIitNITIJAIC AND EFFECTic ily Mr. WILLIANitk, On the Premises , 3. Gommatreet, Bedford-molars, ao MON DAY NEXT, it Twelve &Clack. by ordir of the Executors of the late qeorge Jourdan, Ewa dammed, • A G LL.the Foceelleat Wl/BEHOLD FUNSTITUgg, CI -an Eight-day Clock, ia a Mahogany Quiet Cilia lll, (!Errs, &c. &C. - The Furniture metaistu of MAARFaust/10C Tent, and tov route fiedveads with Hangings ; thaw Fuatisco Bois end Betiding; ,Ilisit‘av Artic les , es, in Chests of Dawers, stt, of Bluing, Card, and Pemboolne Tobias. Cellaret Sideboard, heiMmy Parlour Chairs. 'Brunel. Carpet., Pier aid fltian rev Olasacs. Convex Mirror, Window Curtains, Kitaan hewn sited, iac. . 'robe viewelgfre Day preceding:nut VoitiAraf Sake. and Ca talogues had ~n the Premiss; and of 31r. Williams, 'l'hrog,nor ton-street. corx,vr-GA UDEN. T HIS EVENING, %I'M/NEM/AY, January 28, will be performed THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Wm Patinas 31ariyeephant, Mr. Young; Lord Lumbercourt, Bartle E gerton. Mr. Cooper ; Sidney, Mr. Abbott; Mel- Ow, Mr. ' . Lady Rudolph& Lumbercourt„ MA. Chatter- Lady . nevycopkent, Mrs. Pearce; Conetantia, Mies Beau. meat ; Beuy Haut, sra. Gibbs. To ormiclude with the Pantomime of HA/Mk:QUIN AND POOR RODIN; Or, THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Millieguln, Mr. Mar; Pantaloon, Mr. Banta; Clown, Mr. J. S. Heituakii. Columbine, Mrs.Vedy. To-romMer, The Viabhret. On Friday there will be no_pealormanat. On Saturday, Timour the Tartar ; with Simpson and Co. 0 . 6 'rlw Pantomime every evening until further notice. NEW SURREY' THP.ATME. rr If IS EVEN (NG, 11' DNESDAY, January 214, will 11 be ',criminal TIIE GAMB L ERS; or, Murder, though it have no tongue, will speak " With flout miracolous organ." After which tlo: Pantomime of FOX AND GEESE; _ .—......- i I~ To sail in March. and to call at Portsmouth for Passengers, von MADRAS and CALCUTTA, the fine fast-eailing Teak !An!, GOLCONDA, A. I, JAMES IVES WARIrt, Commander, burthen Ofie Tons, lying in the Eon India Export Dock. Hasa Poop, and very superior Aemnsmoda none for Passengers, and carries an experioncal Surgeon. For Freight or Passim apply re Aira. Fletcher, Air:Ender, and Co. 9, - Deronehtre-equie ; or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCILINAN, 11, Mark-lane. J. t 2. The ORAIII3IaR of SACRED HISTORY, price 4.. bound. MROLICA I, I 1.1.4 TSTR/ITlOhis of thp HISTORY of ENGLAND, with rwrrl•lwo FACiatbill• Semmd' E diti°l4 112 no. 11s bqattla. THE PEERAGE and ItAIIONETAGE CHARTS for PIN are now ready for Delivery. Price As., in • Case lb., on Rollers 10s. Also, by the Same .luthar. kat publiiihed. A ('HART of the RISE and Plltr OGRESS of CHRIS. TIANITI".• Seeond F.diion, price 2s. Od., in a case, Is. on rol lers :h fsl I '' f: To Rallis the Month of Mareh, 1824, Flllll MADRAS and CAL('UTTA , touching at MA 11l.IR A. the Teak Ship EXMOUTH, A I, hirthen Toni, SA 3II'EL OWEN (11. C. S.), Conintander Hato of the Pmvidenee), lying in the City Canal. For Freight or Palmage apply to the f'ommander, at the Jenoan lem Unfree Home to Mews. Rickards, Mankinto.h. and (o. Ilishningat•-street-Within ; or to . 1;1)311'N11 E A 1), PANTON-ItTRES,Y. IN THE HAYMARKET. TO WOIOCINO . SIINKRSMITILq AND PLATERS. MAGNIFICENT ASSEMBLAGE OF PROPERTY, By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Man, liartbolornew-lane, an TUESDAY. the leth February, and Four following Days, at Twedre Meek each Day. Valuable COLLECTION of GALLERY and 11 t CABINET PICTURES, by esteemed Masters; a costly LIBRARY, comprising lAA Volonses &US OUNCES OF PLATE Watches; Jewels.; plated Articles.; rich Damask Table sod Bed Linen; beautiful Oriental and Dresden China Ornaments; hand some chine Dinner Service; splendid Cut Glass Chandelier*; Nine Ilorisnood, Upright, Grod and Cshinet Ptiane-rorti, ; Violins; Flutes; Pedal Harp; Indian Curiosities; d'abinets; Indian Floor Mats; Fire Arms; The SECRETARY'S ASSIST.% NT, ethibiting the mom correct modes ofSuperseription, Commencement and Conclusion, or betters to Persons of every Rank, including the Diplomatic, Clerical. and Judicial Dignitaries. &c. With a Table of Prece— dency, Orders of Knighthood, and &variety of information equally useful. Third Edition, price 5.. A DICTIONARY of ENOLISII QUOTATIONS, arranged Alphabetically. according to the subject. Price 6s. Cl. *.• Each of these Works bas been most highly praised in the principal Magazines and Reviews. Sokl by O. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. PAWNBROKKILS. &e. Ate. By MES.xIi.S. ROBINS. On the Premises. on TIESDAI', Feb. 10, at Twelve, by order of Mr. Thomas Italiam, who is removing, rpHE LEASE of the very devirabli. PREMISES, k No. 2.1, Panton-street, corner of Ozendon-street, with ex tensive range of Workshops, numerous dry Vaults and CenAring , and excellent Apartments for a Family ; the whole fitted up with every convenience, and well suited to carry on an extensive bust nos; in substa•tial repair, and held for an unexpired term of eleven years and a half from Christmas List, at a low rent of &IL !ter mnsittm. The House may be viewed till the Sale, and Particulars had on the Premises tan days prior, and in Covent-garden. Or, OARI.EQUIS; THE WHITE KIN(: OF CRESS. tarlequiu, M!...1n1d; . Henri inns Clown, Mr. I, Riches -court, Lime street. This Ship is fitted expeemly for mimesis; Passengers. for whom the accommodation will be most commodious and extensive. To fall In the Month of March 18.14 Hartlona; Odom!,lite, Mims Adcock. In the course of the Evening will be introduced the Irish Cham pion, LANGAN, who, with the scientific REYNOLDS, will give a Wald and Interesting Display of the Art of Safi/eft:nee ! First Grand Set-to with Reynolds, Seven &Clock. Second Grand Set-to with • • •, Eight o'Clock. To conclude with FOUR iNsing; or, OFF BY THE NIGHT COACH. Places to be taken of Mr. Itorsuer, at the new Box.office of the Theatre, and of whom may be had Frivolo Boxes nightly ; also Free Admissions for the Saws. CONTRACT TO DELIVER COALS AT BAHRAIN/ES . tiosfutessat• - r DEPARTMENT, TIE:MiI:kV CHANNER J ANU ART 26. 2824. SCHI Persons as are desirous of contracting with the Arse for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver FOUR HUNDRED CII A LDRONS of COA IA at lIA RDA - DOES, trey receive particulars of the t'amtvatt at this Office. between the hours of Ten and Four, and deliver their Tenders, sealed up, and directed to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, nerkieg thereon " Tender for Coals;" on or before FRIDAY the 6th February ; but none will be remind after Twelve o'clock on that slay ; site will any Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to s printed particular, and the prices inserted in words at length ; nor uoless a Letter he subjoined to such Proposal, signed by two persons of known property, engaging to become bound with the party tendering, in the sum impressed in the particulars, fur the due performance of the Conz-t. CIRCI'IATING LIBRARY, ke. No. UN, Rexene-street, oppisite Ilinlington-street. WliP TE it respectfully informs his Friends di • aid the Public, he has /11..NE1l the above Premises M a 114 where he boon sale a valuable 13 /I.I.E1;- TION of WORKS in every deportment of Literature, both new asl berond-hand ; a Plinio, Selection of the meet approved sad ye, 'pular Jl7 VENI I. E I'l'Dl ICA T lONS, suitable as presents for Youth of both Sexes. Fancy Articles, Stationery, Drawing Pen- Pill, (C. W. C. has also opened a Circulating Library, which contains an iismilibwe of the most popular and interesting IVorks ; to which sill added every new - Work of merit, as soon an published. !Auer-mess and Co -plate Printing neatly executed; and llintling In all its GOULD'S (LATE REDDISH'S) FA MON HOTEL, .1E It M N-ST EET. {IRA. (:(1111.1/ and SON beg most respectfully to .111. iniiinn the Nubility and Gentry they hare TA KEN the side celebrated norm., which they have newly fitted up in the Last style of elegance. Mrs ttould and Son pledge themselves that on exertions shall be spared in give perfect satisfaction to those Families and I ientle men who may honour the lintel with their pommy. The Dinners will he served up in the first style after the manner al the Albion, Aldersgate- street ; and clue attention will be paid to comfort, combined with economy, in every particular. 101 incs of the linnt quality. A select Stock of Old Wines, hest Vintages. PIANO-FORTEB WARRANTED. PINN(WK moat respectfully begs leave to ae • quaint the Public, that in ennsequence of his extensive tarangernenut for manufacturing Piano-Fortes. he is enabled to aubnnt far their insists lion a gsrat variety of excellent 5421 'A RV.. COTTAGE, liAlthllohile, CAISINKT, URAND CABI NET, and 1101111.0STAL GRAND PIANOS. made of the Very brat and well-seasoned Materiel'', on the meet liberal terms. (rid Instruments taken in Icachange. Piano-Fortes of sups riot quality let out on llire. Lists to he had gratis, by applying at the Ware. hoo l) :71:. XL St. element's Church-yard, Strand. All Piano. Fortes ntantsfacturcel by W. P. are warranted; and where the most pertbet satisfaction is not given. the party in at liberty to exchange any Instrument within three months, or even at any period, on payment of the hire and expenses. Nit. A liberd credit given, where the parties are known to be respectable. oRRIWS ('ELEIIRATEI) 1'(;11 DROrs, for 11 Colds, Anthems, and Consumption. These Drops arc ail nUtted to be the best Mtsbane for immediate relief and perfect cure far all dangerous Coughs preceding a Consumption, and, if taken in time, will infallibly prevent that serious malady;—they have been most successfully ailmmistcred in privatepractice upwards of twenty yens, and are admirably adapted to allay that tickling sensation which provokes recipient coughing, removing every Obstruction, floaraencsa, Wheezing, Shortness of Breath, and all itrittinunt% that usually attend ('oils ; also for the fluoping Cough, a most for Medicine. Prepared only by GEO. MORRIS, Chemist, Arc. to the Roya iunily, 1110-street, Kensington (Proprietor of the Royal Bruns_ nick Corn Plaster, and Golden Antibilions, or Fund y Pill , ), to he had at most Droggists, Booksellers and 3loilieine Venders in the United Kingdom, in Dottie% of ls. lid., and three in one at l/d. None genuine unless signal " goo. Morris" on the Go vernment Stamp. CIFEAFEST CLOTHES WAREHOUSE IN LONDON. lALBERT, Tailor, Woollen Draper, and Habit • Maker, 47, Fish-street-hill, seven doors from the Monu ment, moat respectfully acquaints his Friends and the Public in geseral. that he Manufactures envy description of GENTLE REX'S CLOTHES, LADIES' HABITei, the most ele.nu form, for those lientlemen who are particular in their dress, Adam such terms as will insure their future favours. The extravagant charge of dame who are necessitated to take and L' tong credit has been the subject of complaint for many years : *new I. A. is induced to submit a List of his Prices to the Ps'.hc : and assures thew. Gentlemen who have not favoured him, On they w ill find a material difference in price between his and roir Homes who make up their Clothes in the 'en, same (", in consequence of having his Goods manufactured for Ready : o ^ l ry. and conducting his Binanras upon an enlarged and im- Ve.A•d shift (for Ready Money), he is ensiled b sell for leas than •lta Homes purchase their (:D ods for. PRICR6. 6 „7 , tinnen's Second (loth Costa lest Second ditto - - -- - tuts Superfine Blue and Black Saxony I rod.or•evinr texture - 3 3 0 3 13 • l• , toi mow / Marseille; Waiebroata 07•— I 13 • ToXin e tt e ditto - . - 0 7 0 113 6 1, 3 "".5,..1..,t. and Buff Kenternere •ditto 010 —OIS II : Ht, 5 r Pion mine ditto - . 01M0 I II II Y : 1 111,41 hiv sevmere B reec h es - old 0 I I I and Wellington Cord ditto 0 IX 0 1 4 0 2".h.q.‘ lom Pantaloons and Trowava 0 10 0 1 10 • Nanen ditto . - 0 7 l 0 / f irats, with Capes 212 —I;I; • 417.4.0 t:.)11 , 1to, an d Ilabds - 2 141 U— r 11/ 0 D a "7" ( I.i'h (ircat Coats - 1 1(1 0 33 • Mime ditto - . 3 11l II 1 4 • A 4le 'metier to orr • sad tahionalik .ivi de ortment of Gendemen's and lloy's 4-.lh4l,lAnnitiret44"ts,.:l,Qr:aturY.y.rh.l,onlllmernil. ailaii I;"l4l7,77ta.7innndntlifil:fuercillith7;;:•Mat(m)ini."Aen:l:l:l"lll:44.l4 ' llll Driving Clarke, lloa Casta, tc.lo great variety. l. s. d. Z. 4. 4. 110 U b 2 0 0 2 4 0 2 8 11 tilt iel. I in F OR BOMBAY Direct, the fagt-* . ailing Teak Ship A. I. a Conatant Trader; TIIMIAS f R UN, Cononiuldee (of the lion. company** Serviee , and late of the Ship Barkworth); burthen Moe tons; lying In the City Canal._ For Freight or Passage apply to Capt. Green, at the Jeruaalem ('offer-hotise; to Messrs. Palmer, M'ilson, and ('o. KinK a Arnis. yard; to Mr. Robert Taylor; or to EI!MUND REM), . . . . 1. Riehes-eourt, Imm-street. This Ship is fitted expressly for the .Accommodation of Pas xngers. SHOULD this , meet the eye of AI)A M, he is entreated to write to M. L. immediately. January 27. lie I. THE NEXT OP KIN (if any) of JOHN DAll- LING, late of Norris -street, City.mul. In the Parish of St. Lake, in the County of Middlesex. deceased, by applying to Mr. Evans, No. 122, Fleet -street, London, may hear of some. thing to their advantage. CHARLES FREDERICK COCK respectfully an nnoincis his having COMMENCED ftI:SINKSS na ROOSSEI4.IOI and WT ATIONEI4.. at 64, Paternoster-mw, where be has on lisle a Collection of the best standard %Pork*, in History, Divinity, Jurisprudence, Medical Science. Claisiail and General Litcature ; in addition to which C. P.C. furnishes every description of Stationery. of superior quality. Caralognes, price 2s. et, Pasernoster.mw, Jan.2B. Jun Published, D IVINT:TOVS AN:VITA 11. RE(USTER fur the Year 1822; in one lame volume riva, price lag. in hoards. •• Lately nuhlishetl„ the Volume for 1821, price 18.. of which • Aeonunt a ;riven in the " British Critic" for June, 18E1; also, the Year 1820 (commencing with his peewit Majesty's Reign), price St. Paul's Chureh.yarill, and Woterino.plaer. ralLanoll. TII I.: PILOT. Oa :Saturday next will be iMb hoa lished, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 11.1. rds, MITE PILOT : a Talc of the Sea.—By the Author of Th, spy," " The Pioricen," &c. he. " List, ye landsmen, all to roc." Primed for John Miller, No. A, New ltridge.strect, Blarkfriara. SCHEME OF AN IRON RAILWAY FROM SHORE. HAM TO BRIGHTON, AM/ FROM THENCE TO LONDON, in No. VIII. 'price 3d. of T ill.: REGISTER OF ARTS. CONTENTS : The Proposal Scheme of Railway, with an Engraving—Steam. tight Elastic Pistons, with Engravings—lmprovanents in Ship building, and in Dyeing—ltalian Irons, with haigravingstitirrup lantern, with Engravings—Premiums of the Society of Arui, ke. he. Part 11. may now he had, price la. Published by G. Hebert, Circulating Library, Cheepinds; and solid by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. In a few days will be published, DING, MAVOR, and I. I,,I.PARD, Finsbury-square, ,IF PAM IRB of the ('OITR T of HENRY THE I GREAT. Two volume,' octavo price IL Ss. in boards. Three is net an epoch in the history of Europe so pregnant with events which have affected subsequent Minium of society se for cibly as the reigns of Elizabeth of England and of Henry the Great of France; emeniporaneous in period and rivals in the aplem ' dot and genius of their respective courts, a knowledge of both is requisite to the full understanding of either. Miss Aikin's elegant volumes have introduced us to a close acquaintance with the policy and intrigues of the great (dirties who directed the councils of Eli. zabeth,---and those of the court of France during the same period, tire recorded only in the works of Sully, Perefixe„ and in the lighter proritirtions which develope the Afrotoires Nerds during the reign of Henry the Great, and which form the basis of the history of his reign. To the first volume will be prefixed a ri t ie 7 s e a rit niiie of the rare whole-length portrait of Henry, by Gualtier ; and the second volume will contain the stanzas composed and set to music by that monarch in compliment to his mistress, the fair Ga brielle trlitrfes. If. The PERENNIAL CALENDAR, and Companion to the Alinanack; illustrating the Events of Every Day in the Year, as connected with History, Chronology, Botany, Natural Hist oorryy Astronomy, Popular Customs, and Antiquities ; with Usc l Rules of Health, Observations on the Weather, an k:xplanatioa of the Fasts and Festivals of the Church, and other 3liscellaoenus Useful Itiforittation. Ity THOMAS FORSTER, F.I.S. MAIL &r. lie. Fellow of C. C. College, Cambridge. One very large and closely-printed volume, Bro. price Ills. boards. A TREATISE on ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENA, as aliening the Weather. By the same Author. Third Edition, one Volume !Ivo. six Plates, I.la. boards. 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By the Rev. T. V. Illibdin, F.R.S. S.A. One very large volume tiro. Will he published in April. In this Work it is the Author's intention to furnish his country. tuna with a Manual towards the acquisition of useful and valuable, as well as rare and curious, Books in the several departments of Divinity, History. Biography, Voyages and Travels, the Belles, Lettmi, Poetry, the Drama, Romances and Novels, Sports and' Pastimes, Antiquities, the Fine Arts, Reviews, Journals, and the best Treatises on Education, &e. At. The prima of the mare valuable and uncommon books will be mentioned, and there will be a Synoptical and 'lemma Index at the end of the Work. A few Copies will be struck off on large paper, to arrange with the Author's other Works. VII. ORIGINAL LETTERS, chiefly iUnstrative of ENHLIIIII HISTORY ; including numerous Royal Letters. Published front Autographs in the British 31usuni, and one or two other Collections. fly Fleury Ellis, S.A. 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A capital Assortment of Fancy IVaistcoats, Roquelos, water proof flasks, in Cloth and Camlet, and Fancy Goods connected with his Winona, equally cheap. hENT HOUSE, No. dl, Cheap,kle, opposite IVood-atrect, London. 4NEW IMPROVED SHADOWLESS LAMP, for Table, Drawing, and Dining Rooms, on a superior prin ciple, which has not been equalled by any other person in Lon don, fur its simplicity, briffiancy of light, and without shade, which gives light equal to six candles, at the expense of (hie Penny per hour, in Genuine Spermaceti HI, without smoke or smell ; he being an Importer, sells at reduced prices. Sinumbra, French, English, and every description of Lanipa may be purchasad. Corn we and judge for vounelves. 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