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Af*' • I . . . . • : 'C. ..447jr , 0 ... ifo• • / - ,-/ - // // /.1 / •- - /e--‘ et- t re,.~ ~.~ -~-~{ N TIMBER 8881. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 18:21. LPRicE DIRECT /LOAD FRONI . L2I+IDON TO POItTSA,VOUTiI VICTUALLING-OPAICE, Feb. 9, ist). -THE' COMMISSIONERS foi: •. • • - • Z HisIII4.IESTY'S Vl', and for the (are !!.! irl< .and WOUNDED SE.I,IIEN, do herchy give Iti' qtree, th a t on F r iday, the 23d' Lest. they will be ready t o receive 7'enders'in-writing (sealed op); and treat for the :'l'urply of all such ?lumbers of LINEN SHIRTS as shall be required for thes.reice of ,the Royal Naval Hospitals during (he Space of ilwelve••Calendar illon'hs certain, and further until the expircition of Three Months notice to be given for the termination of the Co.rtraa, Me Conditions of . with the sample Shirt, may be seen at the Secre tm:C?.* 9gice. 14 0 Shirts to be supplier/from time to time,rentler the above entioned Contract, tree to Le delivered into the "ietrialling sat _Deptford, within the space.; of two nionths after they 4 /toll hare hear denzanded. N 6 regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price 34 '4 not be inserted-in worts at krigth, or Mat shall not be to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Z. :Y.' Me 113 e/ i ns tai tf , - nor unless the PerSOn who makes the er r or ROPie Perean on his behalf, attends to answer tt. hot called for. Ruch Tender Pruqt also be accompanied 6y a Letter signed 6 1: 1,, e responsible Persons, engaging - to becoMe bound (nit 141 he gr-t,V , lendering, in • the , _ penal Suns of 5001., fur the (11;e )ler f " l 'inee el the Contract: PUBLICATIONS. EMBELLISIfI LITERARY WORKS ON ANTI ENI will display a corresponding. excelence!'—Anti-Jaco,in Ite ,view, Aug. 1803.. " This . is a truly Spl en did and int eres ti n g p ro duction ; scientific eniono to excite professional attention. and suffi ciently picturesque and diversified to•atfOrd an simple treat to the general riader. It does high credit. to the taste, judos - - try, and ingenuity of the inictatipatxle Author, and is a real honour to the country."_Netillinual Register, 1815. THE AItCHITECT['R:II, ANTIQUITIES OF GREAT 4 YTON, Stock-BrokAr • 2 and Lonibard ad , :intageous Motleot Aflreotnre !—The cliance of all the I:aiiitals to he drawn on Valentine's h inst. for a till', ; anti the certainty of Three Prizes of 9,001. Consols, iii the first Five Minutes ! !! haS the pleaS:ire of annonticitni in the Public, a novel mo,* of adreitture, linssessinggrat and singular aqt-3LI la.; es for !icison , whii norehase, lecture Valentine's Day; 14th February. Whet her t heir Tickets or Sharri are draWii blank's, or small prizes, of nt sin in the idled, they trill reCeive*i hack the Purchase Money for the Sams', v,ith the lowing t •deductions', pri i rideelt ey are t eturned ,nit or before Fiiday, the 230 of Febroai . y. . A IFICKF.T may have all back except.; . - 19 x. A II A t.F may have all bark except.... A QUARTEIt may have all back except.... 75; An EIGHTH__ may have all except.; A SIX L'EENTH ...may have all hack excep t :... 9s. NIA IL Harden Ilartien Al(l , m • Rtitg's Arabi.... 6m/111:ling ' . ' It) D un Iti.g . Holtlaway .... It vd Liiin - tv i , :ni.:1,1" Wiie ' Slaip Itisil Bei! .. /Jo/ stilt.N;ts 111;lett ' Ge.urge Hotel .. lit./ tsmoutli...... 10 ENGLINIt ARCHI ECTURE. Pnblishod by LONGAAN, HUItS'I', REED, ORME, An( BROWN, Paivim.ster row: TAYLOR, sa, High Holboro; arid the AUTHOR, Burton tottage, - Burton street, nem Tacistocic•aquare. CATHEDRAL ANTIQUITIES. V<,l. V. TLis Day were . Pu!ilished, Nos. I. IL 111. IV. V. awl VI. IiIIOLDAWAY tiorArtlg -oe 4 Twenty l'eart in the Pill)lit Line in I'EXEI2S- . - 1 , 114LD, ant! basin ; ; rxp&tun cil the mist lib. tai bnititisA from its : 11)11;0b V:int) and trtighlion t li;i nt l, f ee l s it a ttlity _ cambetit nit hint to tett-Ird 'Vat If if nialdt sincere t'hautts fot. their past favours, anti to int:00.10 •Ibe Pnblit; that de bus - re= mov i i i t o the RED LION INN; wltens. he hy taire mth twitter! eiteroti tint! atteittiuii to t Writ sanction. , • TH - 1 4 : HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the METROPOLITICAL OHURCH of YORK; illustrated by a Series of Engravings of Views, Plans; Ele vations, Sections, and Details -; with Accounts atilt! Arch bishops, Monuments, &e. By John Britton, F.S.A. • '' What wondrous - monument ! What pyle ys : t hys ! That bends in wonder's chasne entendenteate ! nit( doll) aloof the ayrie shyen hiss, And seemed; tnountavnes joyned t.y cemente; Front Godde hys greeie and wonthous store house sente."— CuAT h TO This Work comprises an ample History and Description of the Church; with Accounts of the Ai cbbishops, and of other eminent Persons connected with . t h e Estabiblimult. Also ogratings, by J. and H. Le Kens, J. Scott, Rawie, 'Fortelle, &c. front Drawings by Ethe y Mote and F. Mackenzie. This Portion of " The, Catlictltia Antiquities of England," is published 'in . Six Numbers, Medium Co. at 12s. each ; and linlicrial 4to. TI. The Volume complete, its extra boards, is 31..155. Medium 4t0.-51. ss; Imperial 4to. 91:95. Crown Folio, 121. 12s Royal Folio. A very few COpies of the latter size, with Proofs mid Etchings of the PlateS, on India paper, at 24 Guineas each. 9: Price 31. as—Medium 410.; 51. ss. Imperial 4t0.; 31. Cro , ii Folio; and 111. Super Royal Folio. The two latter to claSi with Dm:dale's Monasticon. !nice 410. and 11. imperial 4to. 9. CHitONOLOGICAL 'anti 111ST011XCAL. 11.1.US1'RA "'IONS of liir ANTIENT A-,;crirrlieri:AlE .of GREAT BRITAIN; containing a Series of Engravin i ..,s of Views. Plans, Elevation:, Section's, and Driarls, of ail I iie•various C'ri'es of Buildings and Styles' of Arthilecture that have succesivily • . .- . prevailed at different Pet iods in Great Britain: ticcottipati . ied by historical and tlestii•iptive .Arcotints of entire Edifices, and of their eoniporrent Parts. By J;i l / 1 1 Britton, F.S.A., The Literary. Part of this Work will be btstoriCal, descriptive, and ei ory Adventurer the Chance of- all rhe Capitals and other erizes that may be dra,Vo that day, for as many as it has heretofore cost pounds. The Scheme is immensely, tich, and Contains in Nicinct anti Consols, SIX POzer of 2 , besides other Capital, and not Two Illanfirto a Pri•;:e! critical: It will embrace a Review of the Origin and Pro . Tess of ibe Eceesiastkcal Architecture in England: display its rude N4a-sol 1 character at the beginning, its adran.-e -'tient in magnitude and grandeur, its s u peilatl e decoration and splendour in the zenith of glsuy. lii the k'olunie now anno n uneea, the Buildings will he class- Petcrsfied, JAn.' 40, Ja2l. , , Paiticolar ~,ttention to (:olno , crcial Grqthinett. Net Post, Chais,s, with able fforstl, oli the , shot - rest tioti , ..c., Ctioic& %I'm, s. (iood 13,dt. Conches to and from Lit:tion thtily:--; Good-Stall Staltliog. LoCit=tip Coach Eh:list., • ..,......,.. .„,.. . , lity and dispatch. .111 liusitA,s in the. Public Fondly traD3acteo ,with fide, • ed and arranged in Chronolugic;il Oyler, %%betel)). the)n•o- greisive -and almost. imperceptible changes of slylr will b;; defiPed. Flom the earliest Specimens to the - reign of I?,liz,t -beth, every variety of Design, and every succes,ive Novelty will be displayed; and these will be engraved in flan, Sec tion, Elevation, and Perspective View, for the pnrpose of accurate aml Aatisfactoty ,Delineation. By this triode, it Vs presumed, that a Grammar of English At chitectu . re In provided f or th e y oung S tu d ent, an d its Elements will he 'plainly and amply developed.' A Dictionary of Terms, with 84c. %lilt he added. N Extensive and very Valuable LI BRA R Y 17. a. of BOOKS, a tew illoninted liOinair Missals and the Property'of P. Dick, Esq. Coniptisiit,c--‘Folio--Wil-on's iiislUt'y of tirvat fit itain, very E illustrated—State :I'll3ls, a vol. 1. Pcintures et Vases Antiques,- 2 v.-I,iu 'ES Sexual System, 4v, coloured ;ilates—llotlgee Views ir4 unpin I,llf,lin.—(Quartol—Pitil , sopliical Transactions, v.—''swot Histoi:c des Dosages, )9 v 7 - , -Ailcin's General Biography, !co v.—rjricy's History of Engravers, Y Y. I. P.— Nlari NVori,s, colon red plates- 7 F.dward.' Birds, 7 v. co loured plates, and other coloured 'Works in Natural History. ,C(cravo)-1-larleiatt Nliscellaity, I-2 v. I p.— Blugeaphical Dicti - unarv, 32 v.—Claretuktu'; l - listury of the-Rebellion, ti v. illustrated—Seward's .Attecdotes, 4 v. illustrated—Burnett's• History of his own Tinges, 4 v; Mustrateil.—Monfhly Revicw. s llP. v.---also, the Works of B a Con, Ilncle, Buffo'', 13 olie, Cicero., Di yarn, Fidding, Goldsmith, Grose, (fray, Gibbon, flogarfli. Hume. - I - tope, Ben Janson, Milton, Pope, .Itoscoe, Robertson, - Shakspeare, Spenser, Smith, Swift, Sioollett, Tacit us, V..llaire, nod other ClasSi . c •Autliors, of the - hest _Editions, in elegant Bindincs also, a few very- floe Illumined hotiniti its high preservation, and some curious arid valulble Arabic atttl of her MS!3•, par ticularly a fine MS. Copy of Danny ; will be SOLI) by AUC TION by Mr. BULLOr.:Ii.; at -his EGYPTIAN WILL, MC- C:II/ILLY, tftt NVI%I)NE‘Si).-I,Y, NEXT, February i‘ttli, 1821, and two following Drys, at One precisely. To be viewed and Catalogues IiatFTWO Days preceding the Salc. From the LONDON GAZETM of Fcb. 10. . [This Gazette notifies the appointment or Lord. BEREsronn us Goyernor of Jersq, and biS having been sworn a Pilember of the Privy Council on the Gar .and ,tire appointment of Sir WA api: as Governor of Barbacioes i and Sir T 'BRISBANE as Governor of New South Walos:— It -also contains nine Loyal .A.ddit;sses to his MAJESTY.] .The HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the CATHEDRAL CHURCH of SA !ASBURY : illuat rat cif by a Series of Engra vings of Views, Elevations, Plans, and Details; of that Edifie,; .iChiding Biographical Anecdotes of the - Bishops." . .Py ~ohn Britton, F.S.A. This . Voltinie consists -of 31 Plates, with three It'ood-cuts, and 114 pages of Literary Matter. The Platei are engraved by J. od H. Le Kens; Etc.. Iron' Draw ings. by Mackenzie, Cartermole, and Baxter ; and the Letter preo.s is in the. best manner of Whittingham. The Author his given concise Memoirs of Bishops Jewel, Barnet, Doug las, Sze. with a novel Chronological List of Bishops, a iliblio graphical,List 'of Books and Prints, and a Critical and Atchi lrettiral Description of the Church, and of its Ancient -Monuinents. is intendcd to form a Suppliiment to the An hi tect nral Antiquities of Great Britain -; for which purpose pro per Titles, &c. wilt he given ; but it wiil also constitute separate, conipkte, and an iudepenilent AVoi.k. Chronologi cal and AlphitheticAl Indexes will lie alopended. It will he published in Ten Numbers, each of which will contain at least Eight Plates. Six of these will be executed KRUPTCY ENLARGED. T. Tliothinon, Cliatnumile-street, merchant, from Jan. 9 t 6 Frb. 27. in outline, or with slight shadowin,z, and the other two tioi,7ll - In shove the whole Ediace, or the forms and etieLts of various members when comnined. • . BANKRUPTF.. . . R. nowton, Worcester; victualler, 0 surrender Feb. 27. es, March 24, at, the Rein Derr Ind, Witicester. Solicitor, Mr. Platt, New Boswell-con it, Liticolo's-inn. - %t'; Bit ks, Chartiet, Stattortkhi re, cheese factor s Fell. 20", 21, March 24, At the Roe Buck lon, Newcastle.under--I,yate. litit or, Mr. Wilsi.m..King's Bench- waih. J. Shakspeari Fillottgley, Warwickshire, draper, Ft b.- 23, 24, March 24, at the itoyetl Hotel, Birmingham. Su f ticitorsi Messts. clarlie.and (!o.Chancery• lane. .1. Petlitirsf. (' r3nbrool:, Kent, draper, Fel) : 14, 17, March 24, at Guildhall, Solicitors, M. s4s. Osbalde:ton and Mur ray ton.lon-street,l+'.ochurch-weer. VI CTUdILING-.OFFIrE, F eb. 2; 18/ '1 TT " r • c 4 COMMISSIONERS fur VICTUAL- I I-VG His • 2111.1JESTY'S Nit r.Y . do hereby gire No tice, That on Tuesday : , the 13th Instant, they will be re am to. receiee Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat 1 -4 1' One liana:el Th.ausand Gallons- of WEST .INDIA Of the strength of flee per, cent.. under proof, by ' S ! ke s' 3 Hydrometer ; to be delliTred into Ifi s Majesty's Pi rtuallin g Stores at Dentford, in' thr soore . of Air wet:kr, be Paid for by Bills , p ap al le .without Interest, sixty V. , after d a t e . , The Conditions of the C on t rac t ma y he seen at the S to re rary,‘, 1%,, regaiw will be had to ay Tender ire which the. Price *4 „all not he. inserted- i n wor n ds at length, or that shall - Zlee , deli uere d to the B oar d b e fo re O ne o ' Cl oc k on Cie uesday, the 13th Instant ; ,n - or antess t he , Pei at &a 7 „0 makes te Tendrr, or some Person on hie aehalf . s to answer h w hen called for. f, !NG- orr7rc F, Jrnt,. 31. INal. PrtlE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL- Hii.III,I.IESTY'S do - hereby girt A - 0- ).#" "at 0n Tuesilrly, the 13th of February next; flay will be n..i f ill to receive Tenders in wraiug. Aerged up), and treat l'ltps4,7l, Persons as will un , lertahe to sunply whatever ` BEEF may be required for the lise of His . :llajestu'v Vessels ra Briohton, tO Me 31st day if Decenlthrr, - I, :t e ;. e z attosav e •to be na ' id /or by Bills paya ble, without „„ 7 )',., 8 i 2.1 V . &tits alter date. ‘ - '`aiditions of the Controet oiev he se , a a' Me Se '''. Sc , at this Vice, or by appl2/iotg to the Postmar rptv`hton, ; - ' qt rltoki will be had to Cu?, Tender in which the Price - i'ereti . t o bisertta trt Will Ua i. 17 A th ;or kf y nr.rtir-e One o'Cloch an t th e e said Tuts '4(the,, 1 4 , , 1 7 ch ' ruar,ne.r ? I t: i tss slebehalt, altc,irls, to 4 "Wer 1 "ler, orsonte Perot! on E ach ~ rolled tor. 6 V ,feader nicest also be aerompan-led by a Letter signed p "Monsihle Persons, entragiog• to hec'otne bound with em c, "rtU tentkri;eg, in,the PEnal Sian , of 3001. for the dna 'lance of the Contract. • ARMY CoNTlt3t; l's. Commissariat Department, "Pressor. . Chambers; Jan. 25, 'lB2l. N° TICE is• hereby 'giv en to all Verson .. s . de- : . t„ ta sirous contracting to supply BEEF . and MU 1 FON , in_ r ,,,, tlesty's Land Forces . racks, itt t . 0 n tier-nient totie s aril Isla ►' ts rs, _ tre,wTrtl, perks (including the low f r, l - k . J.) Pucks, Cambridge (tncluding• the 1 own ot New. 4 Chester Cornwall (including Scilly), Citinher -154a)1)("6,', Devon, I).aset, Durham (including Holy ), ssex (excl us i ve o f 'Tilbury Fort), (.41oucester , Htty t he City of Bristol), Hants, Hereford, , Hertford, i 1 6 Fll 6 of Ni;ill. Isle of Wight, Kein (inc g.lludinll3ut y I S 4 I - rf..„ ll44 "cater, Leicester, Linc oln, liddlesex, Montuotttlt, Nortletm N'trthuntberianti, Notiinghatr, Ox tqs: noth ind,'Sa ri n, " Somerset Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, 'tkf m . w . k • ,k ' wic) nrirt.la,;(l,Vilts, Worcester, Yoyk, iu C otio;ies t i ' n North and South Walt.s.i :it the 4!!veral 4 h I " Nuith Britain, and Beef in the Islands of Gutirn .l‘,,a;seY, Altlerney• 44 T of Deliverie s are t o continence on and for the•2stlt ext • - that Proposals iii writing, sya.fetliiptiid I cllfit Teli n tter: ' for Army Supplies . ," will -he eeer'ived d .`tit4o"lveuri or b e f ore Tuesday, the 27t h day of _Fel,roa7, be received After Twelve ('Clock that I).ty. 'tilt be trade separately for each.Cutnny an, itt s ", l ",eept. for the Counties comprising North and Soutlt mast o f which tottst be included in one Tender, ”land s the sever:tl Counties in North Britain; .and also the _()f Aide& [lcy, Gd mis ey, 3,1, 2 y ; and ea4.lt Proposal Perl y ; i r ,e the Letter which is annexed to the 'l'. ender pro 'ILP by Two Persons, of known property,-tn -44"iiiiit-°. 'lec"We boUld •wlth the Party tendering in the st ated in the ' tinted Particulars, ftir the dne Per (itcd td the Cont P ract ; and no Proposal :will he no itLqrtsk.,le ou a printed Tender, and . the P r ices "ado len.th • and should it so happen l',ilf?alttb t `lor ''.'it the contintt• the Contract. no 'l'roops ti tt virt a i t i l e ce of the saute, the amount of the '1;."" Com,'..Ziontract a.ul-Bond, paid. itt the hilt instance (49,;., will lie ry funded to hint. ~,"".` ffii4.;',l4,l4e,Contracts may he had upon , application 1-)clott 'betty tlre . hours of Ten aMI Fitthe "" ,1 "if the C°Ntris ary General Young, Edlnburgh, ant. --~ titers cti the Islands of - Pueritsey ' „,A.•,--___,......_ • f-1 OUSE., January to, 1 • 4 . I• the i ~, COURT: el DIRECTO it:3 o f ~ lAN,..`:.,'IIED CONIP.XNY. of NIP:Id:HANTS ot . EN . k ; I\ ,_ ., u I I.`..DING' to' ~,t.ee, the EAST INDIES, do hereby r is e 1 ,. 1.,1t5.t the cot7RT win Is e .- . e FR oPos ALS ready to reg . ”! ; next. ii.innatitin.g.on or before WEA - INF,sDAY , I 4tn ee»rn t 3 t so ~,,, „'e Owneri of SHIPS of the Iltirthen .ot mu ,: is li t, ,p uittildets, rueasuremeot, which at rived •in the V a l4liv'ai'dl-"°. 1ia,'4,,,,' performed Six VoyagTs thv tf it ,.. 6 re;.,:olar ervice, statin g th e liat e . of Freight tt , t w hi ch! ,l 1..0:,"1''Y ')e Willitle.l, LET .th,,,, SHlrs fur :t ~S El' EN • r • ) ACT • t d scale o f ~ . -. in tae Cowpony's Serri,e, upon a reutice -,ltnpaient. ' ~,.iIieVOI., I IT of DMF.C.:Tt7tRS aliir do lerelt'y give NoticF,. ir. - %.'' l : t, t he Cr, Y.ill be readv to receive PICOP.II.S 1if,,,.;' ,1 ti, on or he fo r (-- V.' F,D N E s i) A y , the 1 lt.h} Feb, u.trl ht, s auL from the Owner or OWllef4 of good, sou", an d . stantial SHIPS -of th e lint I lull uf ftoto,Three Hundred "? (1 rift • t,„,,, ). t“ Eight Hundred "I'tols; ItegiAteted Aleasurei7,lll, I . e.!' r i , tt.: 1 he 11ate of Freight at which the , may ht. W..111 "F• t" f - t: r t.icli, snips to fire Com valtv for °Ng vpyAGE to :ind ~,hi:BP:Niiiku, lb-carry but aka 11.1 ring home: Goods un the n,ll,lTly occotti.t.' • to*%htt TenderC, With the wOrds ,‘ Ship ender!' on the Cov , r, I, 4 stYerally 5. , 1 1 e , , up ' ::ad ll'it i\ it h I he. Secretor! at'this ~ 14, •••, at or . t;efore Twelve o*.C!ovli at NOCIt), Wl' the .41,0Yr -4ltled (lay, htl•ortd which hour t o Tvroter will be recVived. FPI I L.;IIT, Secr,r, try. 11, 1 ,'Le portiettlatA of .ItiS 1 he.TermA itoti Com.lititms o 'pur.t whi,•!) . ',his wtl) severally he emptuyed, may he lact, tot all' , " Pon ;It the °dice ut the Uteili to the Cututz.%Z.ct,s4 shipp 4 IT, kkirut..,lter 7 ...steschtytltAit, the •,t;',7ti -It;st.' " The Author's diction is flowing and polished, and the general disposition of Ins material! systematic and perspicu ous. The whole of the Plates constitute a brilli.tnt Series. Unfettered by the slavish adoption of any hypothesis-, our Authors Antiquarian Researches are pursued . with a single cye W the attainment of truth ; no gratuitous assumptions Are ever,zpnstituted for legitimate c , taclusinns; his expen sive personal curve,:;:i and laborious investigatkns, instead of bring subservient to pr,-;;;:v.ceived sYstrms, are directed to the inure practical and useful purpos , ..s.of rational inference and ,patient deduction. :Mr. B. has been u..lif(ZrrnlY distin guished for ta.ste and liberality in his grtyllic enthi":;:itnictits; and we are persuaded that to him. more. di:into ally t):.l2er individual, we-are indebted fur a rapidly progressive improve ment in the plctorial delineations of our Architcettlt-al Anti quities."—Geutleman's Magazine, April, 1316. Price 21. 10s. Medium 4to. ; 41. 4s. Imperial 4t0.; 61. 10;. Crown Folio; and - RI. 16s. Super Royal Folio". The two latter to class with Dugdale's Al , •nasi icon. 3. The fIisTORY and'ANTIQUITIES . of the CATHE DRALCHURCH•of NORWICH; illustrated by a series of Engravings af Viewi, Elevations, Haus, and Architectural Details, of hat . Edifice ; "including a History of the See, an Architectural Description of the Chinch, arid Biographical Anicdotes.of the Bishops. • By John Britton, .This Quarto ‘ , ;.rilume consists of 93 pages of Letter-press, with 24 Prints arid One Wood-rut; the chief 'of which are 41 d • s c ""'".- Henry lb iron, Drawings, by J. A. Repton, Architect; F. Alachenzie, and R. Cattermole. " In the letter press, the Author has endeavoured to give a condenstd and connected narrative of all the principal events connected With the Cathedral; has pointed out the different styles, eras, and characteristic features of the Architecture of the Church; and has given also a few hisspaphical isttecdotts of the different Prelates. The Chronological list of Bishops, Kisses, Deans, &c. and dates of biiilding . different members of the Church, it is hoped will he fount} useful."—Prelace, Price 31. 3s. Medium 4t0.; 51. ss. Imperial 4to. ; 81. Crown Folio ; 101. 10s. Royal Fuliu. The two latter to class with Monastie - on. 4. The HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the CATHE DIAL CHURCH of WINCHESTER; iihistrated by a Series of Engravings of Views, Elevations, Plans,'and Arcbitt chiral Details, - of that Edifice; including a lii,tOry of the See, an Architectural Description of the ehttich, Biographical Anec dotes of the-Bishops, and of other erinnent Persons c.innected with the Cathedral. Dedicated, by permisAon, to her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte. Ey John Britton, F.S A. This Work consists of 142 pages of Letter-press, with :in Punts, engraved by J. Le Henry Le Kens, Radcliff e„ 'Unirel, J. Itoh., &e. from Drawings, by Edwar l More, el.c. It iscom prised in Five Numbers, at I is. each, Medium 41o.; I. I ruPerial 4to. ; f 1.119. lid. Crown Folio ; and Two f dhineas, loyal Fi ! lio. A few Copies worked with Proofs and Etchings. -Price IL 184. Medium Co. and - 31.35. to 4to. 5. The HISTORY and 0 ANTIQUITiES of the SEE and CATHEDRAL CHURCH of LICHFIELD ;• illus trated- by a Series of Engt - avini,s of Views, Elevatiuus, Plans, and Architectural I),u:its of the Ai chitceture of that Church; with Biographical Anecdotes of the Bishops of rich field and Covent ty. By-John Britton, F S.A. This Volume consists of .50 pages of Letter-press, ittid lii Engraviogs; by J. and Hem y Le Kenx, Radcliffe, &c. 'One of the Plates is a View of Mr. Chantrey's . cdebrated Monument Of tWo Children, of whiCh there is a particular Description. • • 6. The HISTORY and ILLUSTRATIONS of OXFORD CATHEDRAL will be iiiddisheif before Christmas nest; and tsill consist of I I ,Engravings, with the necessary Letter-press. It will be comprised in o Nourirrs, if. 4s. Mr:Jinni 4tu. and 2i. Imperial .414, . _ . AIU II I ITC ITRAL 7. 711 E HISTORY AND ANTIQUIIIF,S OF THE ME TROPOLITICAL CHUI,CH OF CANTERBURY' Hill succeed that of Oxford, and will be published - in the cool se of the year ► B2l. It will consist of about 140 pages of Letter-press, and 25 Eng' avings, from Drawings and Mea sureinents,.by J. Taylor. Esq. and Edward Cris)-, Esq. Archi tects; and Mr. G. Cut trrinole. These Prints will display all tie externkl and internal teat us es of the Church • also each varied portion of its ::rehitecture,' With soure_o f its justly . eminent Monuments. Although Sunnier and .Batteley.„Dai t, Hasted,• Gastling., and some later Authors, have devoted their researches, and employed their. ;it ns, to elucidate the Hi,lory of this interesting Cathedral; and although several Artists hare extorted themselves to represent its georral and features, yet the critical Antiquary and Architec tural Draftsman' will tind'hmple materials to produce a new and int tre.sting Volume. At least the Author of " The Ca thedral An liquifies" deems it necessary to,include a History. of this fantod Church iu his series; and he should not under taf,e the pt esent task .with satisfaction, or with confidence, if lie did feel assured that a novel, interesting, and ori ginal Work, might •be proillieed rits the subjert. Aided by Artists o f peric;nced ability, and !Hieing the advantage of Wenty years experience in Antiquarian researches; he anxiously hot es to' producc.A Volume worthy the appriib.ition or the Architt•ct, Connoisseur, and itistorian. The Pla•es will he more strictly Architectural than any that have hither to ay peared of this Church, and aillcousist of a Ground Plan of tile whole Church, another of thi` Crypts. Sections, Eleva lik#Jas, Views, and Details: w berebyt he distinguishing styles at) d peculiai hie§ of "the Edifice a ill be clearly'and sail:A . :n:- 1/.61y illustrated. in Four Volumes 4uarto, Pike Twenty Guineas. Half- boon ;I. (The -lat gr yaper:Copies are ont of print.) • S. THE it RC Hi i'ECIV RAI, A NTI (A. GREAT BRITAIN; exhibiting a Series of 47S Sritet Enzravings, sent i ne,t he most btautifitt,..u, ionsond interest i n g an t i cu t Fdi ficcsol thistoun try; with an fl ist ktcal and DescriiitireAceoltut of w,cli Nohject. By John Britton, F.: 4 .A, The .uhject of this Work is to perpetuate co, eel e•entations of several interesting hut diiapidatrd anteetif EiTglish•Edifices, and to Alebne the dates and styles of that Grand At (hare; tire, which t onee.ornatuents aid eharacterites our country. (lit:ravings are executed in a superior style : tlic ;Are stitl4iiently autple, and appear to : tie excurate ; und, t the superintemiante. of so afile au atitiqoary as 44.11: lie du Juu ` il that the succc~d;up parts to. An HISTORICAL :find „kite,Burp:ell:RAl, ESSAY relating'fo ILEDCLIFFE - CHURCH, 11ltIS7'OL ; illustrated with Twelve ki:tigitivings.of Plans„.Tie*s, affil I)etailS•; Midi Anredotes.of eminent Persons connected with the Cli;ircli, .Acconnts of its Monuments, and an Essaj• on the Life, Cha racter, and Talents of Th , vitts C:hatterton. Thou secst this mysterie of a hninan hand.' The pride of Itriklowe and the western land." I3rJOIIN BRIT ON, F.S.A. Royal svo. price 165.; 4to. 11.45.; and Imperial 4to. 11. 11s. Gil. in Roan's. The. two - latter class with the Architectural Antiquities. Attion,f, , the public edifices of Bristol, there is nu 011 P more celebrated than Itedeliffe Church. Clintterton enrolled, its name iit art-annals of poetry and critical literature; the hcanties and peculiarities of its architecture have long Ctrit t he admiration of the antiquary, of the. Artist, and of every person of science a 11.4 of- taste. A s a it is gi and a,44l : intereiting; :cod its details-are cutri,,uc; Tie ao . taut, and elezini:- To display these tharacterist . cs, anti elucidate the histOry of the truildin, is the express abject of this volume. Part I. Pi ice 11. Is. Medium 4to. and 11. 11s . 611. Imperial .ito. 11. SPECIMENS of Ganitc A RCIIITECTVRE select ed from various ANCIENT EDIFICES in • ENGLAND ; consiatioK of Platl3, Elevations, Sections, ;aol .Parts at Loge ; calculi/10 to ext•mplify the various Styles, andi he pract lc it Cons!ruction of this Class of admired , :.•hitteture are, m panted ity Historical and Descriptive Accounts. The Dra w• reit. iVOel: c,'it;tinct ssrlr. F! , iv,vings. b E. Tor ratt• represent:li ions of tic rally Architecture of Etfland, as iii,pl.4yed in Pionades, Roots, Lanterns, Parapets, Ci,i•olicys, Turrets, Capitals, Niches, Arches, Spandrils, Doors ; Door ways, Gate-ways, Witidow. , . Fire -places, Mullions. Tracery, &c. &c. - These will be fully illustrated by Plans, Secti o ns, Elevations, and Parts at large, with exact Jlsashirements . to each. The Letter-press will Etc explanatory and histin ical of the Plates and the Soltjects represeuted, with a Glossary of ancient technical t crins. The NViuh will he comprised in 60 Plates, which will executed in a clear Outline, by E. Torrel ; and will be published in Three Parts, of Twenty Pt ints in each. Part 11. was published on the Ist of January, 1821; and Pall lIL will be ready on the Ist of June. 1821. CATALOGUE of BOOKS,_ in various .I.Tm g u 4r es., now Selling, • (for Ready- Alorey,l- by J. LAVCOC:K, Book Feller, No. 2, High-Street, Bloonisbtirv.— Orders kr New Books punctually _executed, on the most ilcilsonableTertuS.—The full value given for I,ihraries or Par• eels of !looks.—BoArs exclianged.—Catalogues, price 3s. re turned to purchasers. This Way were published; price p-11. ACTI CA I, OBSERVATIONS on s EItiCTURES, GLEE', and DIS!.ASES of Ii RA, deNciibing an easy and K•ctual mode—of Cure, by an internal Medicine, and proving the application of Inorn wriitg to he unnecessary, 'and Acne ratty productive of inin ri9ll% con%equencei. Illustrated by (I:ilses. And inn the (kigiu,Syniptoins, and Ti eatnrent of Str;e , tires in tlie Rectum. By WILLIAM REVOLT, Surgeon, Bath, Muntherof the rt,,, al College of Surgeons, I.ntrtion. Printed ter Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brow's London. This Day were published, CNV ERS ATIO NS on POLITICAL ECONOMY ; or, A SERI) , ,,; of DI ..I.OGUES, sup posed t o talie lace beta eel) a Ministur of State and Reptc ;entailers of thy A g ricultural, Manufacturing, Commercial, and Monied I ite.l esb.. ; as well as of the Labourin g Classe% .of Socit ty. ‘t it h Remarlis un o u r pre sent Distresses, their Caust s, awl the Remedies applicable to them. • By JOSEPH PINSENT, Author of Letters to the F,:trl of Liverpool and other • Statcsnic-n. London Prinic.d fur .1. M. Richardson, 23, Corhhill ;and Elatcliard and Sun, Piccadilly. LIBRARY BUSTS OF .t:HAKSPEARE, B. JONSON, CAMDEN, AND BURNS, THESE BUSTS have been carefully. mould- ed and :executed by W sI. tifT)UI.Alt, from the hest Authorities, for the purpose ol'exhibiting faithful Likenesses of the distinguished and touch revered Originals: That of .tihakspeare is correctly co?ied front the Montufwntal Bust at `Stratford, which is the on!y genuine Likeness of the Bard: and those of Camden anvil Jonson are front the Busts in Wist minster Abbey Chnrch. That ot Burns is • fretit'a fine nal Portrait by A. Nastollr. The'ruspeetive merits of these 'pre eminent Awl.' a, roust he, or ought to be well known to every Possessor of a Library ;:teed no Ornament can he -so approprint‘lior that apart owitt, as authentic Busts of the best Authols, hose Works contribute to fruit and digni'y that Library. It is tin* trite thief there are many tasteless, trivial, and inaccurate things called Busts of the estiniabli; Ant , .Hrs above-named, Published and sold as Likenesses, and it isa'so too true that snow of those are placed in respectable Libra vies ; beet surely' a lorgery,caunot h, preferred to a genuine Ind e, - or a cout,tcrfeit Iticee of :Honey tU the stet ling.cirity of the realm. ThOse gusts include ircrtly the Fouls and Shouldets, are lexecuti ti in Plaster of Paris, and painted in s a rigid sttitie 'colour, by which means they can always he kept draft bey are 18 inches it, height, and can h 1 piicked in tasys and sent io any part of the country. The price of each is2l. 9s, or three for 31. ss. 're be had of Mr. irittoo, 10, Tarlitnc Place •Loagroan. and Co. Paternocer-row ; Marren, 19, Old Build street and '. Liitlot e• A'l3avl of I.)f, Jtatasvn'is al'sv neatly ready. • By W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEA) INN, SNOV-I - lILL, LONDON: rg - 11 , 1F.; following POST-COACT:Hi,- MAIL COACHES, '&u. set out from 1 he above lon : BROM P PON; Chatham, ROcheter, and Gravesend New Post Coach, every Afternoon at -Half-past Four. Fare, in side, Ins. outside 6s. -F. LNIOUTH, Peatryn, Truro, Bodmin, Lisheard, Ply mouth Plymouth, Totnes,, Newton Bushell, Exeter, • ‘Veymout ti„ DoreheStir, DArt anon h t .and Salisbury, new Post COhth.rVery morning at SCiCit ; through HOFI4OII, Axntit ter. Ilt id port, BLitulford, Basingstulie,• and' Bag Shot, arrives at Plymonth the next eeening at halt past Eight. .SOITTHAMPTON, Lymington, Winchester, Andover, and Basingstoke Ness Four Inside Coach arhalf-past Seven o ' clock in the Mornin;, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Five tiv, i eh.__Tikis,Con • veyance to the Isle of IVight, Havre de Grare- Jersev• " VA"Pri v a - ti s t l elAint 1 1 , 1 4'..?:: 411 e b es, through Ch - pe n m Caine, and Nlarlhorough, every Afternoon ; arrive - tt Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, B a th, and the London *Tavern, Thoina.-street, and the Swann, Bristol, next Morn iniz-Conches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, and Plymtiot h. The UMPIRE, a Ness LIVERPOOL Light Cwt.!), only one Night on the Road, carrying' Four Insides and Four Out colts, sets out •every P;ty, through Diurstable, Woburn, Lathlinry, Northiimpton, Lutterwort It, Hinckley, At her , .tone, Lichfield, atone, Rugely, Newcastle, Kuutsford, Warrington and Preston. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shilfnal, Post-Coach' every Evening at Fi Ye o'clock.-4.inarded. WEYNIOPTE-I,Dorettester, Antlorer, rod llasing;tohe, .new Post Coach, every Afternoon. 'Elie Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey; Clierhurg, St. Ma loc'S. _ LEEDS new tightenaeh, called The Rockingham, sets out every Morning, at ,Eight o'Clocli; carries roar Insides only, ilitd goes remarkable easy, with a -Guard throughout. Passes through St aufford,:Newarli, Itr t ford, Doin:aster, and . Ferry bridge, to the Gtilden Lion,' Leeds, next morning. Not- Withstanding the uncommon F;xpedition of this COAch, it allowed to lee the most agiocal:le - and complete Public Con veyane, on the North Road, bciri,t unequalled by any other. • • 61„ASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, BrownhilLThoruhill, Canmock, Kingswell, and all farts of Scotland, a Post Ciiach (daily). Scarhotough,•Whit try, Shields, Sundefland; New castle, and Edinlinrgh, New Four Inside Coach, with - a Guard thrrtn sets out' every Morning by way of Newark, Het ford; TadcasTer, DarlktiVon; Northallcrton, Durham, petit, and Berwick.. Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the jourinw, may rest what time they please, and then proaed on witiiput any additiOnal yare. - . MAIII.BORC IGH and Swindon, new four inside Coach, thrthigh Aldlyoutn, It ea,liog, •Laaibotirn, Porton, Lyclington, p ew ky, Wootton Basset, Ramshury. Hungerford, and ;Sew- Ii Wry ; every Mortilug_ Exoturn BLWAlsal Post'Coach, every evening. BOSTON, Slialding, Pete:borough, Stilton, and Hunting don; Royal Mall Coach, every Evening to Spilsby; Lotith, C=iiin=lty, and hull. CARLISLE,. Pe frith, and Whitehaven, Four Insole Po;it, Coach, inni Giritii nL t.lie wiy, parse's through Brough, Appleby, Greta-iii Rietinnitil,"eatterick, I Soroughbridge, Wytticrliv, 9,incaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and performs the Tourney with great facili*. Passengers detainad' On tha Road by business or tileasuie; have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being se ihred in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, Clhoviey, and:Garitang:Post Coaches, dVerry After noon." . LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kr utscurd, Stone, Stafford, and Lit ciiliehl, Post Coach; he Defiance, every Evening to t !le Saracen's head Inn, Dale •street, Liverpool.—Guard cif t linotOlow. F FII LD Post- Coacli, every M(irriihg. Es'i ER, Nemiiirt, \‘'hitdinrch,Tarporley,'Nantwiels, Neathwich, Post-('oach, t very Evening. SUN) YERLAND, Stiiehron, and Yarns , Coach, every Nlornin,t, to the Ge9rge Ltui, Sanderland. ANC . II ESTER, WiriS'iii:v;•Congtetisn, 7' , l , isecastle; 'Wa!sal, rrtct k.'cilvectsairaptoa, post-Cnacif,`every Aft , rnoon. Guarded. 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Luggage, Wtitins, Plate, for • s7 snort. than Five PsitnitlS,Valtic,it lost, stulen,ol 'dam sged,• on ntered as such, and'thir:livesi rani* paid' fir acil:ual:h;!Y at- thi Sat sa.-cis's Mead inn, guar-;tilt, F. Jattett, Shrews! ury. victualler, Feb. 30, Match =2.30244, at the Crown lon, Saews'onry. St!litsitor, Edscr:cy,. Shrrw•sbu#v. J. StllililCVS. froddersfiridi victualler, Feb. 27, 28, 24. at the George lila, Huddersfield. Suli6itui, I\ll . . • Vbancery lane. • IC. Clay, Stamford, scrivener, Felt. 13, 24, .Marc!) 24, -at Guildhall. Solicitors, Nlessrs.l.odingtml raid HaIJ , Temple., W. Alitiott ; IlerOoMrlsey New Road, r, 14; 17, March 24,::t Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Sitter.- Greenwich, ..1; B. Kuspini, Pall mall, medicine vemist, Fcl). 9;4. -/4,- Mnch 24, at Guildhall. S.licitcr, Mr.liurnett, NM thum berland-strect, St IA ad, J. Kirkman, Great Bolton, cotton-nu - mutat:l over,: Feb, 23,; 24, March 24 - , at the Bs idge Bolton. Solicitors, Messrs. 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Blackstuciu and Dunce, King.'S (Divid , m/s, &c. to-morrow.) , VACCINATIOX.---The following letter ; on the interesting subject. of Vaccination s has been ad dressed by the Celebrated Dr. JENNLIt to a Lady residentnear Deirizes : " DEAR MADAM—IOU ask me if I haVe any reason to doubt the efficacy of vaccination, as a certain preventive o 5 the infection of smallpox. Various, you.tell rne, are the tipi , nions on this subject ; I beg pardon for opposhtg - your declera tion ; be:assured there'is but, one opinion among medical men who have conducted the practice with that attention Which it ie. , quires, aceording'to the rules I have preciszl-y laid down. This: inland might have been entirely freed froth' the pestilence many years ago, if its wisdtim in this respect had kept pace with many of the continental- kingdoms, where the Sinall,pox has been entirely unknown for many years ; and for ages previous to'the introduction of the.new practice, it had frequently raged with uncontroulable fury. Ido not knot,' how its merits can be set Li a more intelligible or - col-evincing pOint of View, than by giving. you the'substance of - a quotation from- a very recent publication on the subject by:.lllr.. Cros, ,an' eir.inent sUrgeon of NorWich, where 7 through .the folly and absurdity of the peo ple, the Small-pox lately conimittel great' havdc. He tells us that 10,0600 f this pop-elation - who had been - vaccinated, lived in the midst Of a contaminated atmosphere, =I the exceftioaS: to compltte protect:l - a, aftr perfect vaccination, were so rtw as not to be worth 'deteiling ; on the other hand; cut of thret thousand Who had neglected tphe vaccinated_, five hundred and. thirty individuals died, and state who had 'been inoculated with irreguki cant,:ht the . disease - a seconitrinie t mli t t you have heard respecting my opinion of re-vaetinating 'in 7 years, has no foundation in truth. Perfect vaccination cs per manent in its influence. It is quite terrible tb see tile obstinacy of the people, but fle basis of it rests with' the fear:crier orders; coercion,' however, fits never a good effect, but vite the con , trary. It. is shoehirek to' contrast the conduct of tiTe. 10:0Vie :Et 'borne with that of rilirg2 abroad. Let the eciilntry be ever so • extensive, ever so populous; where vaccinefedri h s been' se*lit and univ'ersally . peopegated, Small-pox has' been:v . ll6lly got a-ia of, and never Inolii;etagain, even after perioas. of years have elapsed in mostinsurneca. lan sorry to find the people around you are'so inLitilatecl, but does the fault lie with'thein.? 4 I remain, dear Madam ' 44 Very faiti , fady your 4 s,, " .I,I9Vv'SRP• 'JENNEII." • " Berkeley, Jan. 11, 1821. ARRIVALS Of CONSEQUENCF.L-J. and I. S: yr will6nT, Contractors for the Lottery, were right in their announcement that there' would not 'be a sufficient'nntrd:er•of Tickets and Shares to meet 'the demand, they wrote to several places in the Coiattry, on' Friday and Saturday last'; and =expect by this 'MornitiO Post, a sup :ply from _those Agents'Who had net'seld :IV hatevfr is returned will •be distri‘ented impar tially, by Messrs: J. and 'J: SIVENieRICI:t, to the 'different Oftic.FLK:eopers; and the CoiitratiOi•s Lope there rray: be enetigh to ae,•incinntlate .those who:Wishitt6 adVenttte on the advantageous termsheld out; -bite of course those v.-1.0 fi'ist must belikl aerolitirdated. - Thei'd'itwing Likes 'place - on WedlleSday the V heel contilin s Six of ,e 2 1 i6bocbtki'do those . 611 3 , 2PC,O;