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Of • I ---"---- lb / . ik\ '1 r, i + + , . 11.1 4 • ...-. i it . Ai 1 4. IR! 1 . :•-. - --,.. .... _ ---- RDON 111 9 DAY, JUNE 14, 18 .., BOOK PUBLISHI:D. 4M-sailing teak '''. WILLIAM Pri No. 11. of This d •he London rillHE UNIV REAL REVIEW. NW" .L C'onleining Secret oirs of Louis XI V:.—Hibbert's Outlie - Co.. Philosophy of Appa-iiions4The Albigenses, a Novel= s a is% Tale of the I .nd Mins—Bigelow% Joaaal—Flore'de Pingile—M "Numbus-..liistoire de laVi ' des Ouvrages oleVolt sire—Head= Audi '-• Ptrants of Shaks 'you's Deformed Transformed— Primed tai he.--Cht the Two En Universities—Hall's South Ann- billrigh• p i e on Amipture S fiees—Dublin Mathematics—The '• des Viellardg, Conimedle—St. Ronan's Well— This day '. Rock— W Bouleremeot des Nation! Pm- T4lB ...ape, Iss. dm d 0.5. .5. Whittaker Ave Mvia-lane- Pfiliq 6 _ ~, I ~ ~ ,~ ~ ~~~ ;rte ~~ -~'. . No. 6,717. Price 7d. PORT OF LONDON, Jane 10, 1824. FOR SALE, BY Order of Me Honourable the Commitsioners his, Majestestxcise &wow, in a spacious Room, at the Chief 0814 m, OM Broad.strost, on THURSDAY. the 24th, FRIDAY, the Mb. MONDAY, the 28th, and TUESDAY, the 28th days of Jun 3 o'clock in the afternoon A QUAN TITY of BONDED BRA n g' eI IIiJM,OENEVA, and INE, In the London and West India hocks; also a few' Lots of OVERTIME WINES, /cc., now lying in the London Docks, which are to be weld to satisfy the duties and charges. catalogues to be had at ild. each, and samples of the whole sale tis bo seen at the Excise W an h o usekesper's Office, Tower-hill, from Monday, the 21st, to Wednesday, the Zd of June, from Ten till Two o'clock; and on the Morning of Sale ; the Samples of the Da_y's Sale only from Ten till Twelve o'clock; N.B. The bets to be knocked down on the running out of a climate -minute glees. EAST INDIA DOUSE, June 10, 1824. Court of Directors of the United Company /f . 1. Merchants of England trading to the Idest Indies do hereby jive Notice. That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the mid COM PANY will be held at this House, on MONDAY, the 14th instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of *tog before the Proprietors, affersigy to the provision of the Ondow of the Ist chapter of the By-Lows, Draft of • Bill now before Parliament, foe transferring to the East India Cam. piny attain possessions newly acquired in the Kart Indies, under a treaty between his Majesty the King of Groat Britain and his Mitiesq the King of the Netherlands, signal in London on the 17th of March last, Drat of the said Bill, with a copy of the Treaty, and of two Naas exchanged by the Plenipotanuaria of dm two Powea tgse:=f,dioing Ike Tamp, ors open foe the ado JOSEPH DART, Secretary. IPOR CA bulk tlri SALES I3Y AUCTION. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD GROUND RENTS OF MM. PER ANNUM. 11) , Ar. MITCHELL, At GarrawavN, on M EDNESDAY NEXT, June IC:h. st AGROUND RENT of .561. per Ansiulu, secured upoig Thirteen Howes, known as the fiROVE. Edmund-street, Southasupton-stioat, Camberweli—A Ditto of SOL per annum, arising from Teu genteel Resicitoiss, Dear the above—A Free. hold Uround gent of 4.11. per annum, secured upon Seven Huur, Miightim--41.easehold ditto of 4W. arising from Eight Houma. ditto. Pattittli MO may be had of alr. Duthie, Solicitor, John stmt. Added. lit,. Wasters 22, New Ormp &street ; Gumtrees - Aucuott , Mao; sod of i Mr. SAi.chalL, 7, Norton ralgste, sad 21: Neepte• strait: Betssel7- By MARY RV L>. MITFORD, Author of " Julian," a Tragedy. " Miss !damn; elegant little volume is Just in unison with the time; it is a gallery of pictures, landscapes, fresh, glowing, and entirely English ; portruits, likenesses, we doubt not, all simply but sweetly coloured; in short, a book to make us forges the hurry, the bustle, the noise sap in the leases, tall old ma, and rich meadows, of her Del Vilnge.".4 l lapary Gazette, May O. Printed for O. end W. R. t i r, Ave Matta-lane. GENTEEL DETACHED RESIDENCE, ItORN:=EY ROAD, AND DESIRABLE ESTATE'S , PORTMAN.: STYA RE, STOLE NEWINGTON. HOXTON, 4c. *JP. 1111TCH ELL. At Garrawsea, on 'WEDNESDAY NEXT, June 16, at 12, A RESPECTABLE HOUSE, with Baker's Shop sad Proothes. No. 6, Lower Seymour -street. Porunau-squaan. let on Lease at ROL per annum--Nis Cottage., wilt slatod roofs, Nos. 1p to 16, Barn -strait, Church-urees; StokeNes ingtetn, let at 141.—T00 genteel Houses, NoS. V and la, Ambito& street, Ritileld-atreet, Hoaton (oppoeitiete the entrance to the New North Road). let at 48L per annuin—A Dino. No. 26, Pnisidenco row. Finsbury-squire, let on lease at 461. pa SWlM—Twit Houses, New Ersos-strest, Shoreduch, let at 4.11.--and a rftpect.- able Residence, pleasantly situate, opposite the Gaspe', Hurosey road, 'follower, with ionnednue pussowies. Partieukra may be had of Mr. West, Solicitor, 7, Holborn court, Gray's Inn ; Garraway's4 Auction Man ; and of Mr.. Mitchell, 7, Horton &agate, sad SP, Newiste : street. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, WHITE. CHAPEL, AND INSHOPSGATE. Ey' Mr. PI ITCH ELL. W At Ostraway's. on EDNESDAY NEXT, June 16, at 12, "'POUR FREEHOLD HOUSES, eligibly situate (for I: lotting), within eta dorm of Wititechapol High -street, beiog Nos. 2 4,6, and 6, George yard, let at bli.—Two Leasehold Ditto. Nos. 12 and 26, skiifner-stroet, Fluborgate, let at AV.— And • Ditto, with entennanding btu", Nu.., Clift.in-atteet, bury-agnate, let at 411. Partknlars spay be had of Messrs. Fothergill and Fearon, Soli. chow. 11. Austin Friars ; Garraway's ; Auction fili.rt; and of Mr. Alitchell, 7, Norton Falgate, and 26, Netvgate.otreet. EDMUND READ, THE LATE REV. TI!OMM COTTEI!!I.I.. This day is published, price 7s. in th boards, a New Edition, being the Fif, of FAMILY PRAYERS, composed principally in Elms ': skins taken from the Holy S& ...l A •ess, mid from slis mm. bushed Services of the Church of Hy theists Rew. THOMAS MTERIL L. A.Sr. Papsuai Cum* of St. Paul's Church, SherSeld, and late Fellow et St. John's College, Cambridge., Printed for T. Cadet', in the Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edin burgh. Of whron may be had, by the name Author. A SELECTION of PSALMS and HYMNS for PUBLIC WORSHIP. Dedicated, by permission, to the Archbishop of York. Stb Edition, price 3s. Preparing for publication A SERIES of LLCTLTRLS on the ITUROY of the CHURCH of ENULAND . By the late v. Thomas Cone. rill. KING'S CONCERT ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. Under the cepa* Patronage of Her Royal Highness the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND, His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIGE, And the Noble Directors of his Majesty's Concert of Ancient Mosic. MASTER GEORGE ASPULL has the honour to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and h s Friends gene rally, that his SECOND CONCERT will take plate at the above Ream, THIS EVENING, June 14, 1824. PART I. Overtax (Terszedi.) . . . Rossini. Song, Miss Stephens, " By the simplicity of Venus' - - - Bishop. Duette, Miss Melville and Signor Curioni," Ah se puoi." Grand Concerto, Piano Forte, Master George Aspen, with Orchestral Accompanitnents (never performed in this Country) . - - Curvy. Ballad, Miss Stephens, " Gin living . worth." Talmo, Madame Ronal De Begn is, Miss Betts, and Signor Garcia, " Crude sorts.' - . Rossini. Reot. cd Aria, Madame Pasta, "Di tanti palpiti." (Tancredi.) • . Reseini. Tallin)ia, Harp, Mr. Chatterton . - Boehm. Duetto Buffo, Madame Ronzi De B•guis and Signor De Berle, " Nella caw devi avers.' . - Generall. Song, Mr. Kellner, " The Maniac." (The Poetry by Campbell.) . . - Kellner. Quintets, Madame Renzi De Begnis, Signor Garcia, Signor Curio* Mr. Kellner, and Signor De Begnis, " Celeste man placate." (Mae in k.gitto.) . Rossini. PART 11. Overture (Der Freyschnts.) - . Carl Merin Von Weber. Duetto, Signor Curioni and Mr. Kellner, " Parise epee gar non posso." (Mae in Egitto.) Rossini. Echo Song, Miss Stephens, " What airy sound." (Flute Obligato.) • - - - - Bishop. Fantasia and Divertimento. Piano Forte, Muter George Aspull. Ballad, Miss Paton, " The Banks of Allan Water." k'antiona, Flute, M. De Costeney. (Ex-Premiere flute de l'Acadentie Royale de Droste.) . - Tulou. -fieng„ Miss Melville, " Una voce poco fa." - Rossini. Recitative, 1. Min Paton, " Pep° pin pato." . CataleaL and Air, J " Mitt ben per to nest awboa." Piano !'er ne, Master George Aspull from Mulattos performed before his Majesty, with the highest &probation. fi g' Miss Paled, The soldier tired." (Trumpet Ot , ligato.) Line. Finale. Leader, Mr. F. CRAbIER-.-Cmoduesse, Mr. GREATOREE• To COMNIMICII at Eight o'Cloek. Tickets, Half -a-Guinea each, to be had of blaster George Avail 18, Cork-street; and at all the principal Music Shops. Ipdhater, This day is published, In Roo., with • large Map. prim 12s. bd• THE.GREEK REVOLUTION; its Origin and Pro gress: together with same Remarks on the Religion, National Character. &c. in Greece. By EDWARD BLAQUIERE, Author of " An historical Arnow of the Spanish Revolution," Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. " Mr. Blaquiere's book is w ith great fervour on the side which he has espoused, and on of which he has shewn him• self so Indefatigable an agent. he should be partial is natu ral; but we think that every disodminating reader may be able to reap much information from hill work."—Literary Gazette, May 22, 1824. Also, by the Author. An HISTORICAL REVIT 'VO LUTION, in boards. CIPARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSI/W4Clg COMPANY. at No. U, Lombard-street, the Entssapt s 1 the Post-offics, Lembo. DISECTONS, RICHARD MEE RAINES, Esq. Chairman. OgORRE LYALL, Deputy Chairman. W. C. Reasii_ , ws, Esq. * John Martin, Esq M.P. Copland - Ro t ilso4Aitchell.. Esq. BREWSTER'S PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL. This day is published, No. L with S Plates, price 7s. 6d. of THE EDINBURGH JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, ex it_ hibitinm_Liew of the progress of Discovery is Natural ry, fle.&c. Conducted by 1411191 %7 3 VEWSTER, L.L.D. F.R.S. London. Sec. R. S. &lin. &c. stc. With the assistatice of John Mac Cultoch, M.D. F.R.S. atc. for Osolney Chemin', &c. ; W. Jackson Hooker, L.L.D. F.R.S. S.L.S. a nd Ft, dnd Regius Professor of Limn' in the Uniissaity" of tiespw—lloessy ; Rev. John D.D. F.R.S. and Min of lthdr—reattlysi History; M. Wm..Haidin cegl•VlLSA.S.4--Mleorelogy; Robert Knott, M.D. PR.S dtc.—Zoolsay and Comparative Anatomy ; Samuel Hibbeet. . and See. to the Society of Scottish Antiquaries —.&miqultitos tad geology. wson' Eaq Robert ;11 itford, ESq. tr H dart. [Tonle Farquhar, John O. Ravembaw, Esq. John Gamic, I:l4l .l Al m derman. Robert Rickards, Esq. Nicholas (hay, . John Shore, Kay. Wen. Haidimand, .M. P. Edward Stewart, Esq. Jake Harvey, Pdss. Andrew Henry Thompson, Fog, (Itow Jemmy, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. John - Loch, Esq. John Tufted'. Esq. . Marjoribanks, Esq. M.P. James Tulisch, Esq. AUDITORS. 4 9 . 111 NM: Waimea Ward, Esq. A. W. Rains, Seq. M.P. I Thomas Wilson, Esq. Tye Principles upon which MC Institution is found have bees Vaafter a mature investigation of the practice of other (Am, l be &end to combine advantages not hitherto offered by any other Insurance Company. l'lts Assured of a certain standing participate in the Fats every seven yen. A subscribed Capital, amounting to Two Millions, secures the Assured from the respeedbility attached to Societies fee mutual awounnice. Claintimts may have their demands on the Comp ay m reference. No charge made for Policia when the sum assured amounts to 31111. and upwards. Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which mire at Mid summer should be renewed within Men days thereafter, or thay bovine void t and that the Receipts from smelt renewals at. now ready far delivery with the respeedre Agents foe the Company throughout the Coked Kingdom. WM. WILLIAMS, Secretary. Also, by the mule Author, RICAL REVIEIV of the SPANISH REI one thick volume' are. with a 31a?, price 40 1 7 This day is bib/led, . and W. B. Whi . Ave Maria-lane, PART I. of [MAL KINo M, described and stun in conformity with organization, By the BAR CUVIEIL 'the Institute and Ailbilleiny of France, Bte. kt. igs, chiefly from thAliving Subjects in the Mum tory, at Paris, an( ether Public Collections, ' [ description.' of all 119 species hitherto named, before noticed, and other original matter, by thst my Edward Grilh .L.S., and others; in di ely impressions of es on India paper, I in royal Sin. with the carefully coloured, I in demy Sm. plain, former Editions ha been printed at the pi if many Of the Su who were &siren size, and the Pint having becn reprin hscribers are at B to es dmagt the lams re former mob by •wtios to their own b :81 0 . , THE ANL MODERN FURNITURE, PIANO-RORTE, TABLE CLOCK, PLATE, LINEN, CHINA, OLASS, &c. By Mr. MITCHELL, On THURSDAY NEXT. June 17, at 12, on the Premises, 9, Robinson's-row, Kingslvid, by Mr. Harlow's removing, H itx DSOME MAHOGANY FOUR-POST and. other BEDSTEAD MATTRESSES, peed Feather Beds and Dodd' , Mahapay Wardrobes, Commode Chart of Dram, di=yßaeteeae. Mahogany Trafalgar and ether Chairs, Pe-. dc-liontel: Window Carmine, Dining. Lou. and Pembroke Tables, Chimney, Pier, and Dressinc tilamos, Ponders, and fin} Inn, Paintings, Prints, Culinary Uttering, Le. Catalogues had oa the Premises; and el Mt. MiscMul, 7, Nor. ton Falgate, and 23, Newg,atemreet. Member of t, With Enkrarinp, of Natural History, large additional dem of many not before Translators. Traoquted by ' quarto, with earl; 245. each part; in or plan, 181.8 in . • • The two former ad: Moque* of star r ierir tiottg a lnal larg truht e ribffs of the two former the publishas. ueeum with d, and by the decoy Vi ce 4 peril desirous of reprinted, mum for book. CONTENT,. I. Dr. MaeCulloch on the Limestone of Clunk, in Perthshire.— A. M. Zumetain's Amami of • Journey to Monte Ram._ 111. Oa Struve'! Asmonotnical gitervationa--IV. Dr. Hamilton an the Plant mad to India far refitting sugar-W. On the Revival of the loacriptiens mg Coins by . Unequal Osidetiost—Vl. Sir T. Brisbane on the Whiter Sodium of. 182:1—VII. Lieut. Oetard's Journey through the Hi=y a th 3lountains_v Mr. Haidin. fp ea th e Rapine Cara of Crystalised Bodies—lX. Dr. John Davy m the TIM of the Sea and Air, during a Voyage from esylan to Cape, in 1820—X. Dr. Hamilton on • Map of Upper lass--XI. INt. lilai tal m o olairariation in the Rates of Chronometers—ELL Dr. oa the Solution of in AlkemeintaeM a nd the tia'_ t . ree p fO r ly= Distances-41V. Sir Theatre • bane em i te onstme i‘ththa ovettatattavo of Parginatta—KV. Mr. Babbap on ' mama mute--KVL Tables of the Varies tof the Magnede Need t at . t of Diecomn, on Doubts Refraction sad Polar. leadon--.11. Dr. Knox on the Anatomy of the Ormaotes EIMM4i.IIX. Mt. Malinger *an Crystalline rime and =elyt several Selma—X3L Oa the Circular Segment Mims. Dr. 'Mitten, on the Pump of Basalt into firanite— KEIL Di. Eftwetsr ea two Saguia Stigma of Quaffs--XXII I. Pr. Hooka and Dr. Orevilla on the Musses of die bus (11010•• ilidtarnt An.—XXIV. Mr. l'aviter an an booth' (h__l_,..whicit spenimmusely tssm a Tree In South Amarics—XXV. ye en Double Stan—XXVl. Profemor Bedew , misiam Expwimene—V of nical motions and Promos in the Useful 11. Arte History .-20ar lll. Mecha Analysis of tills Dimas sod Shamir& c m* PiterynCilthond V —Blame als • Waves-- Harvey on Dew—Headmen on on leembea—XXlX. Modem of .u ßrli lathed !RV eel Worke—EiX. if al IL . Lie .% C4ll l Sahli Register of the Dmatimar, Thermornatir, Zit=o — age. XX XV By . Mr. Adie. Printed for William EL.:brood, Edinburgh ; and T. yodel], Sweatt, Lando.. SPRING FASHIONS. MILLINERY, An. lee. Q TEA DM AN and HA MPSON, Silk Mercers anti Haberdashers, apprise their Friends, Customers,' and the Public., they have sow on Sale • great Variety of SILKS in all the prevailing Moen t Ores de Naples. unstrings, Levantine'. Sameness, Norwich Crape., Black and Coloured Bombesines. • " • Elegant Square Silk Mewls, kc. a Splendid Assortment of MILPINERY, finished in the fleet style of Fashism t French Mews% Feathers, Veils, Lee, all kind of Fancy Ankles, Ilaberdashay, &e. The Obeys is well worth the attention of Ladies about to make muchness, as every Ankle will be found in comparison cheaper than at any /louse selling goods cif an equal quality. 1111 Cotn'ry I "ad Ileders supplied on liberalliberalTerms for 1111.. All betters West be post paid, and directed to Steadman aro; Hampsos, le and 4 HelboasatiLxonierof Seseietes.beiklbsgs. Hewed Edit*, UN. boards, THE SWEEPINGS of MY.STUDY.—By the Cale piles of " The Hundred Weeders of the Wald." ' The sceptre, learning, physic, must • All follow this, and coma to dest."—Se x ' Printed for J. Sower, 73, St. Pats °meth/20i end O. seil W. B. Whittaker. 1.3 OYAL DISPENSARY for the RELIEF ot the Ilk POOR 'Mimed whit DISEASES of the NAM MAN STREET, SOHO-SQUARE. PATRONS. The KING's Most Gracious Majesty. His Royal Hiatuses, the Duke of VORK. HI Royal Hishisses the Dabs of CUMSERLANI). PRESIDENT. The Most Noble Marquis CAMDEN, K.O. VICE-PRESIDENTS. glee Dike ef Norfolk Lord Somervilk The Die of Northumberland Lai'lbel s Ztofaiiii lemeabie • S Mr Alai But. el Andieeey ir TZWII et Iliesnont Sir Wiliam The soli Fitewilliern Gas. Wefts Tarim, VA. M.P. The Teri of Durwood Wilbraham Somme, Esq. M.P. The Earl of Loosdale Matthew Wood, Smith, M.P. Fell. M.P. Karl Spencer Alexander Bartert i hsq. M.P. Earl of H ardwieke Samuel Yiscouut Dudley and Ward George Ilaldima Cm. ' • -41nnuettrE' THE NEXT OF KIN (if soy) of PETER JJRUCE, late a Seaman belonging to Si* East India Merchant Ship, Royal George, deceased, by applying to Mr. Mibalder, No. 6, Upper Cornwall-street, Saint George, In the County of Middles's. may hear of somethiaskto Stair adwawarks.„ ALTERATIONS IN THE MARNA my. TM, day were prebtisbed, Oro. prece ALTERATIONS adopted M die LONDON.' MACOIPCEIA of hi OCCCRALIIII troductery Remarks and Schemes, Ilesnood brObemleal Adios. By RICHARD STOCKER, • Apthseary to Gay's HoeynaL relined for T. and O. Underwood, Mk FlostAMest. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETEr. 'CHANGE, STRAND. rpHifil OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms i and divides of Exeter 'Chant whore may be can .e large and il-taanufacurred Stock of 'fashionable Carrial Corride. TWlont, Phaeton, and Chain llamas, with eve: deuriPtion ferry, Punting, and Side Saddles for Has t Use, SIR Spa West Indies, New South Wales, sad t Spanish Maid. 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KCBS AND WOODWAILD'a kIAWKRUPTCY. MRS CREDITORS sho.havo- paired -their Debts ander`this COMMINSION, may mews • EURTHER DIVIDEND of Six Shinier and Ritht-posee In the Pound, faraippiication, between the Heave a Nine and Twelve in tba to W. DAVISON, Saltier so she CAnnodolloo ehno 6ttil If, Drodfotioss, LAST VOLUME OF LORD BYRON'S WORES.. This day is published, unilinn with tits Ramer eeinnin, THE WORKS el the Right Hos. Lord BYRON, in octspo, VoL 4, price ltta. id. •in foolscap, Vol. price 7‘. containing " Herm of Idleness" and "English 11. M.." To which is added the Critique of alts Edinburgh Rerbnrers upon the former Work which occasioned the latter. Also various swallow Pieces not contained in the fanner volumes. This celebrated controversy is now presented to the Public entire, printed uniformly with each edition of his Lordship's other Works, mod making dady the most interesting volume of the whole. Knight and Lawy, Publisheis, bi n Paternoster-row. 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Treasurer, 31, MHE Booksellers and the Public in general are Nowt ". fully Inbreed that NEW EDITIONS of the foßdwing intersadng WORKS are just published by Mr. Colburo, 8, New 1.11 of MARIE ANTOINETTE, Queen of Fe a sa y es o , f t taWLEOUlCf. vots ll . y liT M o. s 2 d 4 af ; e Ceel cril% bee Fleet 2. 0E0128,716 — e THIRD, his COURT and FAMILY, the Personal 2111127 of his late Majesty. vole. Bvo., with 111 por tolls-____ 3. The *TRIAN, a Sake of Essays. Criticisms, and Delinea tidaS WO Manners. 3'vols. pdst Bvo. 27a. 4. SAYIN and' Q01;408, or Sketches from Life. 3 vols. pod Ilvet. Ns. plnt so?Li 1. BEAUTY._ TIIE FIRST SPRING STOCK SELLING OFF MATERIALLY UNDER COST. In order to make mom fora SERIES of NEW PATTERNS and SPLENDID NOVELTIES in CHINTZ, PARISIAN DRESSES, and 4ther FANCY ARTICLES, LINEN DRAPERY, SILK MERCERY, &C • ice. 13 0 W Y ER and TYSON apprise the FASHIONABLE WORLD, that they receive monthly an Elegant and Unique Selection of square and long Shawls from Oriental designs r which look and wear as well as Indian. _ _ _ Ifir A . being the substance . qf a Journal kept during a re sidence that counts'. By Lady Torgan 3 rola. ilvo. 365. & TA LB TALL, a Series of Essays on Men and hlanncrs. 2 veil. eve. Vs. 7. The HERMIT In *hp COUNTRY • by the celebrated Author of " The Hermit In London," &e. The 4 vols. comprised in 3, price‘ W 9 a Poem. By E. S. Barrett, Esq.; with plates, from amigo Woman, 7s. Rd. a. 31E3101 of the Duke of ROM() (U. Savary), and Count HULIN, relative to the Duke D'ENOILIEN, null pm tiaits of the Make of Rovigo, &e. Bro. Os. lid. )0. NARRATIVE of a Three Veers' Ambience In JAPAN. By Captain Golotrein. 3 vols. Svo. 31e. Cd. In addition to the above,R. and T. announce to Captains, Cadets, and Passengers, that they provide OUTFITS of every description for all parts of the World, at prices hitherto unknown, and et the shortest notice. Nee 1108, Regent-street, nearly opposite Conduit-street. .111.'111‘11,111T101rey. 41 SECOND-HAND (TUNS AND PISTOLS. and J. 11. 2, hobo-square. Collertiya after a Sermon Itcd at Albemarle bees and Co., 27 6 Mahe", Bond-street 27 0 Biz J. Langhan, Ba rt . 10 10 Lady Williams Wynn 1 1 Mon. William Powlett 1 1 Lady Stanley • 1 1 Miss Flint - 1 1 Rev. Christopher Rawlins 1 1 jianourable Ur& Hope 10 10 William Paiker, Esq. 1 1 Mr. Veal - 1 1 Marquis or Eallebury 1 I W.Haidimaad, Esq•M P. 10 10 Etal of Sung - 1 1 Viscount Beare 10 111 J. MaalomiM, Esq. M.P. 1 1 Mrs. T. Hibbert - 1 1 Hon. O. Wanes - 1 1 Esq. Surgeon to the lostituilon, .4TZLY aECZLVED. Es. Lady E. Pelham . 1 1 Sir R. Farquhar, Bart. 1I 10 Mr. T. Brown - 1 1 lion. W. Ponsonby 10 10 Load Somerville - 1 1 A. 4. Prevost, Esq. 10 10 Viscount Sydney - 1 1 Marquis of Aylesbury 1 1 Mr. Hayward . 1 1 John Squire, Esq. 9 2 Earl of Beverly - 1 1 John Penn, Esq. - 1 1 Mr. Pitt - 1 1 Colonel Robarts 1 1 1 Barry E Lei g h 3 . Willears, Esq. 2 ady Rishop . of Bath and Wells I 1 Mrs. Tighe - I 1 Dur er Countess of Pem. e Pennant, Esq. F. Levity, Esq. M. p. 1 I Jamas Tattassll, M.D. 1 I Mr. Stroud, Lincoln 1 I Sir Wm. Adams - 1 1 H. Ball Hughes, Esq. 2 2 Bishop of St. Davi& Alexander Brown, Esq. Miss Clements - Mr. &well Earl of Besborouglt Miss Cotes m.p. . '. ' 2 2 Lord Clifton, M.P. I 1 Duke of Rutland . 1 I Win. Cardiac, Esq. 2 2 Thomas Aletealfe, - Esq. 1 Mrs. T. Simpson . I Mr. Pritchett - 1 John llohnes. Esq. I i t W. L. Newman, Esq. I Mr. Reid - 1 1 (-- - GEORGE WHITING, Hon. Sc.e Royal Dispensazy, June 12. 1324. THS CHEAPEST FE H ATER.BED WAREHOUSE IN THE WORLD. OMIDDLETON 14 , .19, BARBICAN, London, • respectfully announces to Families Fumi‘hing, and the Public, that his STOCK of FEATHERS and FEATHER BEDS are of the best quality, and at the following very low Prices, viz : Capital Whit/noose Feathers, well stoved ta. d. I, a. d. pod dressed, per lb. - - it 2 6to 0 3 I OW Grey Goose - - - U 110 to II 2 3 Poultry - - - - - 0 010 to 0 I S 0 0 3toollll Asst White (loose Beds - - . 313 6toB $ 0 1 . 1:3 1 ;1;tto ditto . . 2126t0 3 1 II ditto - I 10 0 to 3 3 0 ' ditto ia a to el - 0 8 0 to 1 3 11 - 1 2 oto 3 3 • - 2 12 N to 5 I 0 - l 6 oto 1 le • Half--Teats: ditto - - 1 4 uto 1 •II Stump ditto - - - -0130 to 1 3 0 Feathers sold in any quantity from 31b. Bed Ticks at Prime Cost, if to be filled. Alartreases, Chairs, and Sofas, re.marleand re-stuffed. Old Beds exchanged or stuffed, by a process entirely new. Your-post Chintz Furniture, and every kind of Ornamental Driooradve Drapery, arranged in the most elegant and tasty stun ner, in a few boors' notice. Conttacts for Military, Naval, and School Bedding. executed in any quantity. J. MIDDLETON solicits a trial of the above floods ; and he trusts, upon comparison, they will be found superior to any on sale at thrt se St time. Upon the principle of keeping the Best Goods, and at the Lowest Prices, he builds his hopes of future aur al's in which Iss will scrupulously adhere to. MATTRESSES, PA I MASSES, Re. a s Opposite Dixon's Bermitory, 19, Barbican. - - Hardered met and Hair Moamar, Wool and HON! Hair - Tern apny Ile!lateads - - Mammas . TA GASS announces to the Nobility, Gentry, and the 1.1• Sporting World, that he has for Sale an extensive Assort- Meat of Double and Single Flint and Detonating GUNS, RIFLES, AIR GUNS, and CANES, at Half their original Price, by Minions Purdy, Forsyth, Smith, and all the west ap. proved London Makers. Dutaing, Holster, and Pocket Pistols. Shooting Apparatus of every description, &G. In addition to his own well-selected Stock, he has purchased the principal part of Mrs. Wilson's, late of Vigu-lane, retired from business. _ _ _ He ha also a useful and ornamental assemblage of New and Se cond-hand PLATE and PLATED 11())D$, at very low places, for ready mover. Guns bought or taken in exchange, &c. D. OAR., Nos. dg and 43, Oxford -street, near Bernard-street. AN INVALID CARRIAGE COT, with BED, six fed six inches long, for the REMOVAL of INVALIDS. however severely afflicted, with safety sod ease. Invented by W. HARMAN and SON, who were honoured by Royal command to complete a Carriage fur the removal of her late Majesty Queen Litarione. Thepeca liar construction of this Cot and Apparatus is such, that any Invalid, however severer/ atnicted, may be removed from their Bed into a Landau adapted toe its reception, without chance of po. sitiun, or increase of suffering, and conveyed to say distance, toge ther with attendants. Many persons of high rank and professional eminence, suffering under the moat severe atiliction. and, hunt long confinement, de. 'pairing of the possibility 'of ever being able to endure removal, have, by the benefit this add of Ease affords, travelled, without fa tigue or inconvenience, from ninety to one hundred and twenty miles in onp day, and honoured the inventors with testimonials of their high approbation, to whom reference may be made. To be seen at their Coach Manufactory, 1, John street, Oxford. street, London ; and may be engaged for any Journey. Also, their SOFA-BLD, EOUC4, for the safe and easy removal of Invalids up or down stairs. '. ijECOND ANNIVERSARY, JUNE 4,1824. THE annual period is ag;Lin arrived which introduced the LONDON CLOTH ESTABLISII3IENT to public Doke and on the same ocsasion last year, the Proprietors had the satisfaction of acknowledging the liberality with which they had been supported ; this led them to make assurances of future pro. needing' which their prospects then peculiarly warranted. They have now a pletaing retrospection in finding their exertions have succeeded even beyond their most sanguine expectations. For a patronage so gineroos, so distinguished, and so un deviatinjg they should considei themselves wanting in respect and I feelings of gratitude, did they not make the only return in their power, that of rendering tqc Landon Cloth Establishment as complete in its appointments and as deserving of the high favour it has hitherto enjoyed, as judicious arrangements can possibly effect: with this view, they have added another House to their previous extensive premises, and have replenished their Valuable Stock with the choicest elegancies and novelties for the present season, and of every manufacture. In again soliciting a continuance of public favour, they beg to say they will persevere in their highly approved system of selling every description of WOOLLEN (1001)5, including all colours and qualities in LADIES' HABIT and PELISSE CLOTIIB, at the Manufacturer's Ptices. They have just received SOO pieces of blade, blue, and drab, Saxon cassimenii, which cannot be equalled. • • LONDON CLOTH 13ABLatl i ttENT, Nos. 44, 1 6, and 48, REGENT-STREET, of Tichborno. street, Pico:6l4ly. This day is published, in Sm. pace Its. A COMMON-PLACE BOOK TO THE HOLY 81814, or the Scripture Sufficiency Practically Dania etrated, wherein the substance of Scripture respecting Doctrine, Worship, and Manners, is reduced to Itsrr head t wrifitY Cases are raiolved, Truths mimed, pro med, and dirticuleTezto faded end riplained. By JOHN LOCKE, Esq. Carefully revised and improved by the Late Rev. M. Dodd, A new edition, complete in one volume, Bro. prier 1 8 !. recommaided by Dibop STA Hartwell Home. Paned f a a r r id Ar CitTlin ßaynes ; t i d S t ° 4 l ? l, be r h a rroriti Booksellers. JAYNES AND SON'S CATALOGUE,. This day is published, wive Is. Piet I. of WPLIAM BAYNES and sqms GENERAL CA TALOGUE of BOOKS far 1824, containing ENG LISH DIVINITY. Part 11. comprising FOREIGN THEOLOGY, CLASSICS, DICTIONARIES, LEXICONS , ate. will be publisher! in July. N.B.—The very low Prima 'Mud to tJe Articles in this Cata logue will issue quick Saks. Persons, thccefore, who imend pur. chasing l from it, should send their orders soon, that they may not belszointed. o bad at the Place of Sale, U, Paternoster-row, London; of 11. S. yoes and Co. Edinburgh ; R. N. Tints, Dublin ; sod through the medium of all Booksellers. OOSSI WORKS. " Hoonintin pagina noun aapit." " Our page relates to man."-3l‘arzat.. Just published, price ss. in boards, Sixteenth Edition, I. rriHE RAI I S of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commentary JIL on the Diseases incident to Human Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Early Indiscretion, Ste. are fully developed. Part 11. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, its Cause, its Consequences, and its Cure ; with some interesting Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life. In Part 111. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding Subjects, stplaining them in a familial manner. By (TOSS and CO.l onsulting Surgeons, London. • " Natures beads "Omnibus asse dedit, si quis cognoverit uti."—CLaunsa2. " Since Heaven to all the fund of bliss supplies, " Its ?mei application marks the wise." HYGLIANA ; a Non-Medical 'Analysis of come Complaints incidental to Females, in which arc offered some Important admo nitions on the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances, sympathies, and formation. The subject of Sterility is especially dwelt upon. Interesting and important any illustrate the sub ject. " Quo fugit Venus? lieu! quote color deems?" How. Lib. 4, 0d.12. " Whither flies Love ? Ah ! where the charming bloom ?'' The above may be had of Sherwood, Jones, and Co. 20, Pater noster-row; Clkapple, LO, Pall-mall; 8. W. Form, 41 Picca dilly ; Callow and Wlkon, 16, Princes-west, corner of Gerrard street, Soho; T. and 'G. Underwood, $2, nem-sweat; lJliahk and Son, 174, Fleet-strem ; Onwhya, 4, Catberiae.series„ London ; Howbeit and Stevenson, Burks and Kinnebrook, Nor wich.; It. Deck, Ipswich; Dotter, Bury St. Edmund's; Shep pard, Corn-street, Bristol; Garrett and Duffield, Bath; 'Hatt, Cambridge; Todd, Briggate, Leeds; Wrightson, Birmingham ; Truman, Exeter; Wohtenholnie, York; Gore, LimilP ool • Hump. Manchester; Janes 117, Tropism. Glasgow; Paler; I 72,_Oraftan-street, Dublin ; and by all Booksellers.—( Price L) Mass. (N)SS and CO. are to be eassulted, as usual. every day. at their house ; end Patients in the country are requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a remittance for advice and ;medicine, ;Ala en be forwarded to any part edge world. GOSS sod CO., M.& C. Surgeon, Na 11, Bouverie4trect, reet•etteci, London. NEW MUSIC. H A RP —Variations on " Glorious Apollo," price 3s. 6d. Go " Satin Johnny coming," price 6d. sod on " Au clair de la buns," price 4. by N. Ch. Boehm. Select Airs from the works OR. R. Bishop ; Book I and 2, by W. 11. Steil, price 3e. 6d. each. HARP atid PIANO FORTE.—Rossini's " Crude. Sone," by W. H. Boil, price U. Bishop's " Tell me my* heart," by ditto, price 4s. and his " aid me discourse," by D. Bruguier, Price 4 a. VOICIL—" 0 the I think of thee." and " Not in the pictured Halls," Songs, price Is. lid. each, and the Hurt " Lore one Day," price 2s. gd. to sung in the Comedy of " Charles the Second," composed by Henry R. Bishop. Published by Goulding, D Almaine, and Co. 20, Sohn-square. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. GLONGMAN begs to return hi* sincere thanks to . his Friends Ind the Public, for the many favours con ferred on himself and his late brother. He begs to inform them he has REMOVED from Cheeps:de, ty MOM extensive Premises, No. 6, LUDGATE-HILL, where, in conjunction with Mr. BATES (late of hit.".l4bta's-square), they continue to manufacture ' Church, Chamber, p,nd Darrel Organs, Cabinet. Square, and pelf-, acting Piano-Fortes, of the most superior description. As G. Longman soperintends the manufacturing and finishing of every instrument kinself, putchascri; may, with the most im plicit confidence, rely upon every instrument being, in point of elegance of make, freedom of touch, and brilliancy of tone, equal to any that cab be obtained at any other house jn London. Several low-priced Finger Organs, suitable for small places of public worship.—AlL the New Mus:cal Publications. THE LIGHTEST BONNET EVER MADE IS LANE'S CHAPEAU DE P+ILI.E. ANEW INVENTION in the Article of LADIES' BONNETS, calked* CHAPEAU DE PAILLE.-- W. LANE, all, Lamb's Conduit -street, Inventor and Patentee, begs to call the attention of Ladies in general to the above elegant . end unrivalled Article; it Wallowed by all who have seen it to be the finest specimen of Bridal% manufacture hitherto produced toe Ladies' BoonEts ; and to those who have not seen it the following shoat desaiption may not be unaoreptable. It is manufactured from • particular kind of tough straw, which has • gloss upon it equal to the finest silk, every part of which is so connected that it is impossible any particular part can give way, thus combining strength with the nioat beautiful appearance; and notwithstanding its peculiar strength; the Bonnet, when completed, weighs little mats than one ounce, so that the inconvenienee of wearing heavy Bonnetsis now entirely superseded. Those bodies who purchased any of the Chapeaux de Palle last year arepardeularly requested to send them to the Patentee, should they want cleaning, &c. ; he will warrant them to be returned equal to new. ~ln consequence of many Ladies having had mental.; ideas that the Chapeau de Pailk was originally invented by Mr. C'ebbett, the 'patentee begs to state that his invention is decidedly different, both in the appea ranee and manufacture; it is entirely own in vention ; he received his hisinty's Royal betters Patent far it long before Mr. Cobbett's invention was generally known. The Price of the Chapeau de Pale is three guineas ; and it may be seen in a great variety of new and elegant shapes, at the Patentee's, Lamb's Conduit -street; and at Mean. Jopp and Co.'s, 222, Regent -met. A PEARS, A, Wells-street, Oxford-street, sole Pro prietorr of the folio ring elegant Articles foe the Toilet, re. spectfully acquaints Ladies of Fashion and Distioctioo, that he con tinues to manufacture than in that style of excellence which has hitherto been his passport to public favour. His indeflatigable anxiety to please having been rewarded with the greatest encou. vegetueet from a liberal and discriminant* Public, he with plea sure Recommends thari as the moseperfect of their kind, and such is cannot be exceeded for red utility and advantage PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP, for embellishing and beautifying the compleaion. PEARS'S BOTAN fC CREAM, particularly calculated to be used in Nurseries, and by persons whose skins are of so tender a nature that the applicatiOn of soap Is too rough acid irritable to be used with pleasate. 'MALABAR DENTIFRICE. for improving the Teeth, beau.. ifying the Dunts;and sweetening the Creath. PEARS'S LIQUID BLOOM of ID PhF.S. and White Impe rial Powder, honous for giving a beautiful tinge to the Cheek and Lips, and the latter bestowing a delicacy to die countenance, strictly compatible with a just idea of female grace. PEARS'S ROSE COLOUR or PINK SAUCERS. Thit intention is kr Drawing in Water Colours, Painting on Velvet, tingeing the Cheeks, Lips, bee . dying Silk, Lace, Mullins , Fea th ers, ArtiSinal Flowers. kr. Q EVEN if UNDRICD PllteEB of CA NI BR ICS. tk, JA(VONETS, and MUSLIMS of various descriptions: likewise Irish Linens, Shootings, Dimities, Bed-Ticks. Quilt:, Countermines, Muskets, ' and other LINEN-DRAPERY tiOODS of superior qualities, with every deseripfion of Gimes usually kept by Linen-Drapers. The who to be Sold at the. WAREHOUSE, Corner of REDCROSPI-STREET, BAR BICAN (the name of :UM/HURST over the doors), withot.t the least reserve, being Bilnktppte Stocks and Unredeemed Piece Goods of Pawnbrokers. The Trustees of the Bankrupts beg to inform the Hes& of Families and the Public in several, that they arc authorised to Sell 9,000/. worth of prime Goods, an 4 recommend the folios tog Articles to immediate attention 31•alins of every description, at less than half the usual price ; 512 pieces of 4-4 and 7.8 grim-bleached Irish Linens, very strong. at lid. a rani i beautifully tine; and particularly stout, Is. per yard ; the finest quality, Is. &L per yard, same as generally sold at 46.6 d. per yard ; a large quantity of homespun Sheeting. at 6d. per varil ; real Russia, Is. per yard ; large else Blankets, at 4s. Ed a pair ; Counterpanes, soiled only inane fold, fit for four-post Leda, Si. each ; twille d plain Stuffs, &I. per yard ; eseellent black and coloured liornbasines, fld. per yard ; figured and plain Lustrev, only 101 per a nd ; cambric and Jaccooet yi.rd and a half wide, at 6d. per yard ; sprigged. checked, and coided 51ut lin% at bd. per yawl ; full width black, twilled, and plain Surceuets, 2s. per yard ; real chintz Ft.rbitines, warranted fast colours, 6d. per yard ; Calico, Id. per yard; beautiful ell-wide lildia Long cloth, lid. per yard ; Prints, 3d. per ynfd ; superfine, and quite pew patients, &I. per yard ; yard and a half wide wove ince:tor. Shawls, ikl. each t Moak bliawls and Scarfs, at 7s. 6d. each, worth sic times the money • a lot of silk Ilantikerchie.fe, at 2a. &I. each ; ' real Welsh Flan nel, 44d. a yard ; bed Ticks, that will wear for 211 years, only &L per yard ; men's and women's Stockings to be so!d at fki: per pair ; yard and a half wide table Linen, double the sub , stance generally to be met with, at Is. pee yard ; also, several hun dred rich &souk and diaper Ts.h:ecloths, somewhat soiled, at half. price. The whole warranted sound, and suitable fur families tai the tint respectability. . ... .. . (*serve r'at J. .MEDBURST'S, Corner of Beticrosa-street, Barbican. yvt. EADV'S LIFE PRESERVERS are SoIII at Ss. Ifi DEAN-STREET, SOllO. and no other place in London I being a methodical arrangement of Remedies fur the Diseases of the Body, ao previously prepared - Patients to prescribe for themseivo, without thereby proving doubtless In many !mance" a I The practice selected has been sanctioned by experience, and is founded upon a system in win, improvements in the science of medicine are combined. They are forwarded to every part of the country, amount by post or otherwise. Price I ; 223. ; and ; Family Chests, directions. ki r as fur to " e 'e nage n rl.:. it trouble or delay; freserven r long and suceinefid :Inch all the swig% anbined. itry, on receiving the Si. lei, with regime NEW WORKS. This day is published. in one yo(, post 12mo. prior le. extra bds. MIE BLANK BOOK of a SMALL COLLEOER. Also, BEST INTENTIONS ; or Be S ections and Thoughts A Youth, Maturity, anri c, A , E, with a Plate, in one voltune, 61 12mo. prke . extra boards MINOR POEMS, inoludlng . Nupoleon ; by Bernard Barton. Second Edition, with Addiu ' ooa, IA duodecimo, uniform in sire to his other Poem s, price is. extra boards. London : Printed for Themes Boys, No. 7, Ludgate-hill; and sold by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh, and all Booksellers. sure mire sure 1, Of 1y of fl 1- (rain • late 311C 1 i • Ig.te g. to IrOte7, ife ul COth lk in %E. TOS,