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,f z ~, • ' " tali 0 • Z . , , IT k 1 -4 1 • - s a , t. ' t • . • , , , I 't,J.; I. ItTAIBER 6150.] TUESDAY, AfAY 26, 1812: [PRICE SIXPE?;'Cr,-HALrPF,NNY. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 .1 . oAloi - tßow EVENING, May 27; 1812, Will be acted the pew.op,eratie Drama of THE OF THE. SUN, Ataliba, Afr. BARRY: I 4ORE ; • High Priest, Mr.. EGERTON; Xaira, Mr. CRESWELL; Telusko, Mr:-CHAPNIAN . ; Don Alonzo, Mr. BRUNTON; Don Velasquez, - Mr. CLAREMONT; Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ; Zamur, SINCLAIR;. . , Diego 'Mr, LISTON; Oznsar, tkfr. BROADHURST; High PriestesS, Mrs, POWELL; _ Cora, Miss S. BOOTH; Amazili; Miss FERON ; . Idali, Miss BOLTON; Zilia, Mrs. CHILDE ; Runa, Miss E. BOLTON. After which, a ROmantic 'Atelo-Drama, called TIMOUR, THE TARTAR - . ' . • Tim Our, Mr. FAB.LEY; Agib, Master Cl-12PMAN; Oglou,, Mr. vivicEvr ; . Selima, Miss BOLTON; Lipka, Miss FERON ; Zorilda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. 14 . tv i4 acei for th e B o xe s t o be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the il bx-Office, in Hart-street. )The Public are respectfully informed, that the Romantic 1,1,10-Drama of Timour, the Tartar, will be performed on i j irs < l4 3 l and Friday in this week.- 44cr: Tiaursday, Julius Caesar.-oa•Friday, The Knight of V l / 4 d " ll .—On Saturday, Pizarro ; with The Portrait of Ser- A 7 B .—On Monday, Cato Tuesday, Isabella. t iew Comedy is in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon. Possible. ~..„,ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. EXHIBITION is now OPEN from gi g ht in the Morning till Seven in the Evening. Admission is.--Catalogues is. HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Secretary. IrNAVY -CLUB, ST. ALBAN'S TAVERST. RE MEMBERS of this CLUB are particu h larly requested to attend on SATURDAY, the tith June, kil_expediency ofchanging the Day, will then be discussed . 'malty settled. Lord MARK KERR, President. SNMEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES. MONDAY, June Ist, a COURSE of ebt,, LECTURES on PHYSIC and CHE M ISTRY, will re 04Z4ence at No. 9, George-street, Hanover-square, at the 14;, ntorni ng hours, viz. the Medical Lectures at Eight, and 'heolical, at a Quarter after Nine. th By GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S. e College of Physicians., Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, &c. 44 1 tegts . ter is kept of the Cases of Dr. Pearson's Patients in t ktii: °r ge ' s Hospital, and an Account is given of them at a ~pr al Lect ure every S a t ur d a y M orn i ng , a t Ni ne o 'Cl oc k. ot t 4Posals may be had at St., George's Hospital; and at George -street, Hanoier-square. t.v, AMICABLE SOCIETY, SERJEANT'S-IN, Instituted by Queen Anne, in 1706. • ! I E DIRECTORS have the satisfaction of Itii et infortnin g the Public, - that after a very careful and% Sir,fxamination of the circuinstances which have occurred Rtj;s the experience of more than a. century, the Society, k4A,.een enabled greatly to increase the benefits originally to the present Members, by the progressive advance V'h Share t o 2001. b es id es suc h con ti nge nt a dditi o ns as - e Produced in the year in which the death happens. t e h birectors have like w ise the pl ea gure to state, that tzt- I llj e l / 44 .' authority of the supplementary Charter which Ins eq e Y has be e n r e ce ntly pleased t o grant for extending.,the, 4 '4 1 , ` 4 of thi s I ns tit u ti on , t h ey are ena bl e d t o o ff er t o the . i l the means of effecting insurances from 2001..t0 hf e t , ; vari ous ages f rom 8 to 67, whethei for the whole of I, , arli r any number of Years. or on any contingency de7, A te r on life or survivorship, at considerably- reduced A t p,', l ns Otlice the various kinds of Insurance - . . entitled, tdvkiLt?ortion to the amount insured, to participate:in the Yd e a'-ge of the contingent additions to the: claims arising. in each year. By Order of the Court. of Directors; J. PENSAM, Registrar. • CHEVY CHAC'E. t iII ,PPOSALS by Mr: YOUNG, Engraver in L4N'zioti.rito to his Royal - ilighness the PRINCE • ' for publishing by Subscription: a PRINT, from Mr. S i t ' '„Popul ar Pi c t ure o f Ch e m Chace, purchased 1):' the ‘tli t T ble the Marquis of STAFFORD, and now exhibiting "allery of the British Institution, in Itl elli tueiisions of the Plate will be TwentY-eight and a ` 4-11 es lwenty Inches. . t'oil,er, P rice of -Proef linpreasions to Subscribers . be ; 41 4 g uit le ,4 a. of Prints, Two Guineas; and of Prints print- lhn h• •:ours;trive. Guineas. A Deposit of half the . Price to at the time of Aubscribin, and. the r . emainder . on -4 , 1 4. '1iv r5' of the Impressions, which will be in December e: el lPtions are received by Messrs. Morland, Ransom, ~4 ( 1 \' 56, Pall-Mall. Persons residing in the Country, l;C',,'ing• to subscribe; may tra.rasm . it by Letter (Post paid) for . whieh a Receipt will be returned, eVIZARD, 13URIN TE, and WARNERS; Stock- flki, s t r°4l ? , resp'ectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS . ',lt o it ' i 'll•LS for the ensuing LOTTERY,. are now on sale at Cli M I - C c '', No. 93, 'Royal Exchange, London. • . - ct ipi t , ab s Lotter y which consiAts of only 8,000 Tickets,, the !Ith - ‘ fizeA are ' nearly y e as great, both hi Number and Value, il' l th e consisting of 12,000 . , 4nd the Drawing (which tiNz deter tined in One Day), will take place on the 4tli of KING'S 1 4 ' tLe BIRTHDAY here th e 7 qe Sol Lottery just concluded, the following Capital Prizes ‘ ..a S o hared at the above Office, ‘ e, Oz. ''''' )rld . 705 . . 2,860 3,722 D,722 • 1,268 4,609 ~., 2 ,873 &c. &c. &c _ • • 'CVI•t m LITPLE LOTTERY. L • i•'4 and Co. (the Contractors) respectfully orta t ierPnblic, that the LITTLE LOTTERY will be •: 11 , the KING'S BIRTH-DAY. T here are only 1,000 Tic ke ts, with the following - GRAND SCHEME. • 1 ' • of . • is 9.0,0d0 1 •• • ....... 10,000 1 '• • • ....... 5,000. • 1.*•• • . . . .... 3,000 •3.'••• • . • . . . 2,000 4 ' • • • • ....... 1,000 1 '•- • • ..... Ii(X) . ....... , f 3 ' " • •• . ....... 400. ‘'' ' . S ' • -• ....... 300 '•! ' • .• -• ........ 200 !,20 ' • • • • • . . • ....... ipo e , O * ' • . . ... . 1,600 80 1° '• • • ......... ; 50 . ' ' • • • . 40 1f, , , • . . .... 1 -. ' • ' • • ... 30 ~.,10 • • . • ..... 25 • ..... 15 1) 4. 1 . 1 Ck.p,, ititTet, XS and SHARES are selling at SWIFT and , Co.'s atit t I li ' 11. Poultry, No. 12, Clao.ring-cfoss, and No. 31, git-htsteti. ESTATES FOR SALE. CHARMING VILLA, agreeably placed on the Rise of-HAR ROW-HILL, with SIX ACRES of LAND, and - Possession. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Nessrs. ROBINS, At thiir Spacious Rooms, PIAZZA, COVENT-GARDEN, o'n 'SATURDAY, May 30, at Twelve, without any ite- striction, • A Delightful COTTAGE VILLA, judiciously; placed on the Rise of Harrow-hill, and environed' by its extensive Lawns and Pleasure-grounds, and two Pad- - docks of near Six Acres of excellent Pasture Land. This enviable Villa has. long been known and justly,admired as EGREMONT COTFAGE, • And is in all respects calculated to give every possible com fort to a moderate-sized Family. The Out-otficeS are quite correspondent, and the - whole in perfect repair, &c. The Estate is held for a term of 15 Years, subject to an. •old and very low Rent of 631. a Year. • The apprOpriate.Furniture may be bad at a Valuation, or; the same will be sold by Auction on the Premies. .May be viewed only With Tickets, which, with 'printed Particulars, may be had 14 days prior to the Sale, in Covent garden. Elegant COTTAGE VILLA, on the Thinks of the. THAMES, at PUTNEY, with immediate. Possession. TO BE 5.01.,D BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS, At their Spacious Roomy, 'PIAZZA, COVENT GARDEN, on SATURDAY, May 30, at Twelve, without any reserve, N ELEGANT and most Comjilete COTTA.GE VlLLA,•happily placed at an agreeable Distance from the Banks of . the Thames, and contiguous to the admired Village of Putney. '-This delightful Residence, which has uniformly been the subject,of, admiration, is now highly im proved, enlarged, and beautified, under the direction and su- perior judgment of . Mrs. CLARKE. The Villa is in all respects calculated for the immediate oc cupation of - a Family, and poss....sses an infinity of Conveni :ences, with all necessary attached and detached Offices, Green-house, admirable double Coach-house, and Stabling for,Four Horses, pleasant Gardens, &c. held for a Term of Fifteen Years, subjectl to a Ground Rent of Thirty Pounds a Year. The extremely elegant and appropriate Furniture and Effects may be had at a fair Valuation, or the same will be sold by Auction on the Premises. May be viewed till the Sale, with Tickets only, which may be had in Covent Garden. FRUEHOLD HUNTLNG-BOX, with possession, at LYND- HURST, in Hants. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BIT Messrs. ROBINS, At their Spaciowi'Roogis, PIAZZA, COVENT 4 GARDEN, on SATURDAY,-. May 30, at Twelve, AA Most • Desirable .FREEHOLD HUNTING BOX, delightfully situate in the admired and SOCIAL VILLAGE OF LYNDHURST, • AildiUthe most approved part of the New Forest ; the House is calculated for the comfortable Occupation of a small Fa mily, and singularly well adapted for a Sporting-Box, pos sessing, art infinity of domestic Conveniences, and all neces sary attached and detached Offices, Coach-house, Two-stall Stable, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, and small Paildeek ; a Pack of Heuuds are kept immefliately contiguous, and the Estate gives unlimited right of Common. May be viewed fourteen (lays prior to the Sale, with Tic kets,.'which may be had of MeSsts. Robins, Covent-garden, of -whom Particulars will also be had ; and at the Crown, Lyndhurst ; Mr. Hervey, High-street, Southampton ; and at the. Auction Mart. DESIRABLE RECTORY, in KENT, of the value of FIVE HUNDRED POU;;DS PER ANNUM. - • - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • . .Bq Mesk-s. ROBINS, At their Spacion'S',Roonts, PIAZZA,' COVENT-GARDEN, on SATURDAY, the 39th instant, at Twelve o'Clock. HE 1 RECTORY of .OTTERDEN, in Kent, Fonrfaca Miles from, Maidstone, and only Fifty Miles from Loncinni: cstritiistipg of the. Estate of the present Tenant for Life, in the -Advowsoft of this Ream". The.lncumbent is Alloye Seventy-one Years old, and .the Vendor under Fifty, enjo:,,igig perfect health, ofierin to a Purchaser almost a certainty of the next Presentation, with the right to Present again in the event of the 'first Prese ntee dying before-the Vendor. The Rectory is. under value in the King's. Books, and com prises a good Parsonage House, 'with an adjoining Glebe of Twenty-faur Acres cf.Meaclow, a Farm of One Hundred and Sixty-seven Acres of Land, and ail the' Tithes of the Parish, and is now-let for nearly FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. • _ Printed Particulars may be had any4ay prior to the Sale, of, Mr. 11. Taunton, Solicitor, Oxford ; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Robins. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE STOCK, and ONE HUNDRED and FORTY POUNDS, FIVE PER CENTS, certain on .the Demise of Two infirm and aged Persons,' aged. 8a and 73. • 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS, At the. AUCTION MART, on MONDAY, June 15, at „ • Twelve, • • TWO THOUSAND. TWO HUNDRED and SEVENTEEN POUNDS, TWELVE SHILLINGS, ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE .STOCK, and One Hundred and Forty Pounds,.. Fire per Cents. standing in the Names of Trustees of highest Consequence and.Respetta bility, and certain immediately ,on.the Demise of Two Per sons, aged 83 and 73. This Stock, which from the high and deserved estimation with'Whichit-.is viewed by the Public, is k now at, 2901. per Cent. Premium, and, consequently, would now produce" near . . SIX THOUSAND FIVE lIUNDRF.D POUNDS. independent of the Five per'Cent4 now worth One Hundred and Forty Pounds. The Parties are of the highest respecta bility., Particulars are preparing., and may tie had-Twenty one days prior to the Sale, at the. Auction. and in Covent Garden. LUGWARDINE, within Four Miles of the City of -HERE-, FORD. Important Copyhold IRON-WORKS and WHARF-f, With ex . ten . 3ive BUILDINGS, FORGE, and THIRTEEN DWEL LING-HOUSES, and near TWENTY ACRES of LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. By Messrs. , ROBINS, At the AUCTION MART, -opposite,the Bank of England, on MONDAY, June 15, at Twelve o'Clock, A- VALUABLE Lod very ELIGIBLE COPY HOLD ESTATE, consisting of all that desirable Pro perty, called TIDNOI: IRON WORKS, with . very extensive Wharfs and Buildings, calculated for Storing, with Iron Warehouse, Smiths owl Carpenters' Shops, and Clerk's Office, adapted for a Dwelling-House, to gether with - THIRTEEN DWELLING-HOUSES, for Workmen, in good repair, and Eighteen ACies and a Half of ,remarkably rich Meadow and Pasture Land contiguous. The Premises are altogether very complete, and most ad mirably-admirably adapted for prosecuting the business on au extensive scale, with the greatest possible advantage. - Particulars are preparing, and may be had Twenty-eight Days prior to The Sale, of Mr. Stone, at the Forge ; William Parry, Esq. Ware, near Hereford • Mr. Stone, - at, Tidnor ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where a Plan may be seen. ESTATES FOR SALE. Distinguished COPYIICILD secluded VILLA, in the centre of extensive Lawns and Pleasure Grounds, and. Park Nfeadoul with Serpentine Canal, at the extremity of the admired Village of 'f uruham Green, and on the verga-uf a romantic Cumalim. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS, At -the AUCTION MART, on MONDAY,,June 15, at Twelve, LSINGULARLY EI 4 NG ANT COPYHOLD " MANSION, prc:,enting au unifOrm Building of -thodern Arcliiiecturc, r eplete with Conveniencies, and all necessary attached and detached Othcis, long known and justly tteeir ad , FAIRLAWN .1101713 R,. delightfully seated at the extremity Of the Rothantic Common which separates Tnruham Grten front Acton, and completely enviroued by Eight Acres- of the choidtst. Land, laid but iu Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, - and Park MeailtiNtr . , .the latter or namented wittt an extensive Serpentine Canal ; the Kitchen Garden is extensive, and the Walls clothed with a profusion of choice - Ffnit Trees, and immediately contiguous is annddi tionalVock of Five Acres of capital Land. The reridenee it admirabV adapted to the comfortable occupation of - a re spectable kninily, and the Offices are in all respects quite cor respondent; the property of . PATRICK THOMSON, Esq. Removing into Herts. -May' be o.ewed, only with tickets, from Twelve till Two, and. Particulars, had Twenty-one Days prior to the Sale, at the pack-horses, Tntnhara_ Green ; Castle, R iebi:..ond ; Albion House, •Aidersgate-street ; the AuCtion Matt ; and, in Co .rent-Garden. Elegant COTTAGE OR NE E, atjhc , extrernitT of the Terra,' , TUItMIAM GREEN; togother With a strvtller COTTAGE, and several ENCLOSURES of admirable LAND contigu ous, with early possession. • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS At the AUCTION „ 'AIART,' on MONDAY, June 15, at Twelv,e, • • IN THREE LOTS, A MOST Delightful COTTAGE.VILLA, very 1 - .1. Substantially Built, and Most enviably situate at the ex tremity of the .Terrace, atTuruham Green. This-charnlifig Retreat it encircled by the Lawns and Kitchen Gardens, which are fully cropped, and- clothed with an abundance of choice Fruit Trees, and ornamented in .front by a Canal and a romantic extensive -Common. NearlY contiguous are Two rich. Meadows of • Eight Acres of capital Land. The Cottage is in all respects adapted to a inoderate-sizedFanilv. • Ad joining, is a small Cottage, neatly fitted up, 'with Pleasure and Kitchen Garden; and a delightful Meadow of Two Acres of Land. A right of CoMmon over near Three Hundred Acres of Land attaches itself to this truly desirable Estate, Which is held for a Term of Forty Years, subject to a low Rent. The whole.is the, Property of CHARLES THOMPSON,. Esq. • Removing into Herts. May he viewed, only with Tickets, Twenty-one Days prior to the Sale ; and Particulars had on the Premises ; the Pack horses, at Turnham Green ' • .Castle, Richmond ; Albion, Al dersgate-street ; Auction Mart ; and in Covent Garden. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARMS, in ESSEX, with very early Possession. TO BE SOLD 1W PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Messrs.l3,oßlNS, frill= very DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARMS, pleasantly situate in the vicinity of I{ORNCHURCH, INGAT.ESTONE, and LANGDON HILLS. The Three Farms contain about TWO HUNDRED AND Firry ACRES Or CAPITAL LAND, and Possession of one may be bad next Michaelmas, and of two -13, Particulars of Price and Situation may be.known by appli cation to Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF ROXBURGH. • TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-Mince, ,EDINBURCA, on Wednesday, the Bth of July next, at Two o'clock, Afternoon, (if not previously disposed of by Private Bartain) mtiE, 'LANDS of FROGDEN, - OLD _MOG DEN, SHARPSRIG, DENNERLESS, BLACKLAW, BLACKLAWMYRES, and EASTERSTEAD, all being to gether,- in the Pariih of Linton, and County of Roxburgh. 'These Lauds form one compact rand highly valuable Estate of One Thousand Four Hundred and Thirty-eight . English Acres or thereby, all now out of Lease. This Estate is chiefly Arable, and i nart of it capable of fur ther improvement. The public burdens are moderate. The Proprietor, has a right to his.Teinds, which are valued.— Titer: is a-coivplete Farm-house and Otlice.s at Frogden, and another at EaStersteaii, witlr.Houses and Buildings, on ether parts of the property. The Wood! is thriving. The Estate is situated, about Four or Five Miles to . the South of Kelso, (to which there are gond.Roads); in a rich and beautiful country, - and several excellent situations may be found •for building a Mansion-house, well sh e lt ere d a n d commanding . a line view. To . a 'Sportsman the- place -has many advantages for hunting, shooting, and fishing. For the encouragement of Offerers, the upset price is fixed at Forty Thousand Giiineas, which, at rwenty. , -six Years pur chase of its supposed Value, is One. Thousand Two Hundred Pounds below a recent Valuation - of the Estate,- made by-one eminent Valuator of- Land, and about Three Thousand Five Hundred Pounds below the Valuation of another einincnt -Valuator. About half the price may remain for a. time in the hand of the Purchaser. • • For further Particulars , ' and for inspection of_ the Plan, Measurement, and 'Valuation of the Estate, application may he made to MessrS: Mackenzie and Moneypenny, W. S.EdiO-. burgh ; Messrs. Spottiswoode and Robertson; SackviOe-street, London; or to William and" John 'Writers, Reis°, wilt) will direct the Lands- to he shewn. ‘-- THE WASHLNGBROUGH S AND lIiIGIIINGTON . ESTATES, TN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. /[R. SQUIBB respctftaly gives Notice, that the Sale of the First Part of the VALUABLE ES TATES, which was .advertised: to take place at Garraway's Colfce House, on Tuesday, the 25th of May, inst.'iS unavoid ably postponed'until TUESDAY, the 2d odune, when it will positively take place. ' _ _ _ I..N.;scriptivs.; Particulars, With Plans anncked; inay be had Of Mr. Heti, at Washinghrough, who will hew the Estates ; of .John Fardcll, Esq. at Lincoln ; at the Saracen's "lead, Lincoln;' the Angel, Sleatbrd; .the Bull, at Bourn; the Angel and Talbot, Peterborough; at Garrawar',; ; of Mr. Fl:l{l;ate, Solicitor, Essek-street, Strand; and of Mr. Squibb, Saville-place, Saville-row, Loudon. SOUTH OF. DEVON. TO BE LET, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, Desirable FAMILY MANSION, comprising 1 - 1. Entrance. Hall, Drawing and Dining Room each 24 by 18;. Breakfast Room and 'Library,' each W brls; ten• Be drooms, three of which have Dressin Rooms attached; Home keeper's-room; Laundry, Kitchens, and,•every domestic Office and Convenience,. for the.complete accommodation of a Gen tleman's Family ; double Coach-house,' Stabling, • and all pa— oessary Out-honses ; with •excellent walled Gardens and Green honse, stacked with Fruit Trees and Vines. The House stands in a spacious Lawn, well ornamented with Wood and Plantlitions, commanding a beautiful and ex tensive view e.f Torbay and the surrounding coast and coun try. - It is half a mile from the sea, three miles from the river Dart, one milk. - from a Market and Post Town, in the neigh- . bourhood of seeral others, 28 from . Exeter, and about five' minutes walk from the Parish Church. Immediate possession may be had, and the Tenant accom modated with 20 acres, (or more, if necessary), of capital Grass Land; adjoining the premisel, with the deputation of the Manor if desired. Applications . to be made (post paid) to Mr. Cutter, 19, Bloomsbury-square, London. DE.P7'l'Ol:l)- - _tray 25, 18 1 . THESB are to give Notice, that on Thursday; the 1 ith of June next, at 10 \ o' C/ock in the Forenoon, will be [4.rposed . to Public Sxle, (rf his Majesty's Fietualling-Y-rd, at DeptArd, sundry Lots of the folloring Unserviceable un- VISIONS and STORES, now lying in the sail Yard, viz. Bread, Flour, Raisins, lice, Pease, Oatmeal, Bakehouse sweepings, Flour-sileepings, Oatmeal-sweepings, Y.:read dust, Bags and Rags, Butter and Cheese; Sugar,, Vinegar, Beef, Pork, Suet, .Tongues, and Packing-scraps; Leager, Butt, Puncheon; • Hokshead; Barrel, and I-LIU-flog head StaveS; Heading (tight and dry), hi:4) Tierce, and Barrel staves ; - Win& Pipeistaves, a tp4autity of Boards-ends and Fire-wood, B:c.Z.;:c. &c. A Deposit of Twenty : five Pounds pc; Cent. is to be made upon the anzon nt of each Lot at the t aru. rf Sale, and tht re— mainder of the Purchase Money paid o: fore the ,S!orrs arc r,--- moved, for which purpose a Pcriod tf Fourken Trorkiag daiwill be all Owed front Ike Day of Sale :" . the Eve7.s parti eullrig-Oserving that not less than Oitc-ha,:f oft/iv Quant::tp js to.be renzooed front th,^, Pri:inises tha :first Seven. cod the Renitrinder the Sevtie Allotrilag Days, othertoise Deposit Money will be foiln - lcd, a;td tnf Prot ions or ,Steirs reniain the property of ~ , 4e Craw n, -as no :?..rtewsion of rinse will •on any aoco7 , nt be gran:ed. Under the homediate'attronage of the Kin;, the Queen„ and the rot of the itu , ial als:. of the prineipat Nobi, lity, awl the rauk distingiiished Auxatear3 n is the Uutted .. - I:i agdom. • . , - • i-iIL . BRITISH . GALLERY of -;PICTURES, .111.. containing an extensive Selection of the- finest Speei inens of the Old Masters in the Cabinets and Galleries in the United Kingdom. In Two Series. Publisked-at ;114/ OdiCe A 54, New Bond-street. . s • TO THE PUBLIC: -•--• , . . The ilrrangements,for the Conduct of. this Grand National Work being now completed, and .numerous" SpeciMens exhi bited to public Inspection, the Proprietors confidently submit the Undertaking . to general Patronage. The VIRST SERIES of the Work commences with the -.lar quis of Stafford's magnificent Collection, and contains highl• : - tinishedEngravings, on a small Scale, in the Line Manner, Of the slveral Pictures, with Remarks by W. -Y2Ottley, Esq. F. S. A. forming . a descriptive: and illustrated. CatalUgue ,of that Gallery. This Series may be subscribed for either in plain Prints, price 10s. Gd. or Proofs on India raper, pried 11: Is. or correctly coloured and mounted, Price 21. each Number. Six Numbers have already appeared; severA will be ilithlished in the course of every Year; 'and the be-compieted.in adopt Fifty Numbers. Coloured /mprzssions being also kept in neat Frames for separate Sale, ,Atnatenrs will be enabled to possesk i in a moderately sized Room,. a cor rect Representation, in Colours, of the whole of the Martinis of Stafford's 'extensive and valuable Gallery. • , .... The . SECOND SERIES Will comprie in a Sire calculated to transmit a- favourable Representation of the cotiiposition, „Touch, and Character of the original Picture, Engraving: from a, Series of Specimens of the most admired Prochictims 'of the :Old Masters, in the different Galleries dispersed over the United Kingdom, and selected -under the libemrPatron-- age and Sanction of the Noblemen and Gentlemen who pos- • sass them, accompanied witli Descriptions, hi,torical add critical; by Henry Tresham, Esq. it. A. 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