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UNFURNISHED APART

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of
WAaNTIIITT TiLtOlf,nicoiniesisattindg aolf2dj Temple-bar,
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rooms, a good bedroom on the second &Dor, sod a servants' attic,
with kitchen and domestic offices. The situation alust be airy act]
respectable, and the family quiet. Any private fondly, having no
objection, under very eligible circumstances, to pop with a suitable
portion of their house, would find the preses 4 a most desirable
opportunity.
Address (by letter only), post paid, to A. 8., st Mr. Furze's,
65, Fleet-street.

SELLING OFF.—RICH hIi4HS, &c.
I ARMSTRONG, se, Oxford-Street,, opposite Dean-
a street, Soho, begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry who
age returning to Town, that as he is about to retire from business,
the whole of his splendid STOCK of RICH. (ILES are SE LL--
ING OFF, at unprecedentedly Low Prices: Me whole must be
cleared in the course of one month.
J. A. wishes it to be known, that his Stock b not the Manchester
rubbish usually kept by advertising Shops, but the most choice
and select assortment of rich Gros de Naples, Levantine'', I)uropes,
Velvets, Norwich Crapm Bombasines, Bloik, White, and Co-
loured Satins, Irish I N oplins, Italian ets, India Long Cloths,
Cambric Moiling, &e. &e. An unequalled Stock of Pillow and
Bobbin Lace, Black and White Lace Veils. The whole forming
the most complete Stock of Silk Mercery, Drapery, and Haber-
dashery, ever offered to the British Public.
N.B. The Lease and Fixtures to be sold.

IHE VERY LAST WEEK OF SELLING OFF.
Fifteen Thowastid Pounds W.Orthilliatar
be 501.10 OFF immediately, without reserve, in consequence at
C. liIALTRY's ill health: he is recommended to retire into the
country. Ile begs to return his best thanks to his numerous Friends
and Customers, who gare him such a decided preference in his new
house in Regent street, and assures them, the whole of his Stock
of Linen Drapery, Silk Illercery, Haberdashery, Hosiery, Lace,
and Motu, must be Sold Off; and, as an inducement to an
immediate sale, at a much lowes rate than the said tiooda are to be
purchased for at any House in London. The House and Shlp
being sheat, disposed of, the Goods must all be positively cleared
away on or before the 28th of February instant.
NO. 242, Regent-street, opposite St. George's Chapel, now
building.

1-11()YAL MUSICAL REPOSITORY, No. 55, St.
It. James's-street, opposite Jermyo-street, London.—This Esta-
blishment, formed at the West End of the Town, for the SALE
of PIANOFORTES. HARPS, and all other MUSICAL IN-
STRUMENTS, at Manufacturers Prices, affords the Public the
great and peculiar advantage of inspecting at one view a splendid
Collection of Instruments, by all the most approved Makers, and
of ascertaining by comparison the respective merits of each. The
whole am arranged in distinct apartments, each rooas being es-
elusively confined to one description of Instruments, ♦is.—Grand
Cabinet, Harmonic, Square and Circular Pianofortes, Harps with
single and double movement, Flutes with all the late improvements,
Organs, Spanish Guitars, &c. &c., by all the most eminent
M akerr.
Pianofortes, Harps, &e., Let out on Hire in town and country.
Every British and Foreign Musical Publication may be had
as soon as published.

NEW SONGS. s. D.
" Cherry Ripe," by G. E. Horn, sung by Madame Vestria 2 0
" May thy lot in life be happy," sung by Miss M. Tree,
written and arranged by T. 11. Bayley, Esq. - - 2 0
" The Daughter of Love," sung and composed by Miss
Paton - . - - - 2 0
" Such tears are bliss," sung by Miss Stephens, written
by T. H. Bayley, Esq. arranged by J. C. Clifton - - 2 0
" Morning around us is beaming ;" the words and music
by J. A. Wade, Esq. . - - 2 0
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" Sweet, 'tis now the moonlight hour" do. do. . 1 0
" Wake, my Love ;" a Serenade: the words by W. Logan,
Esq. composed by Carl Maria Von 'Weber . . 1 0
" Where are you going, my pretty maid ?" song by Ma.
dame Vestris and Miss Foote, composed by A. Lee . 1 6
" Blue Eyes and Black Eyes ;" the words by Butler Dan-
vers, Esq., the music by Sir J. Stevenson - - 2 0
" I fondly turn to thee, Mary ;" the words by Horace
Smyth, Esq.; the music by Michael Kelly - - 2 0
" The Land of the Stranger ;" written by E. M. Fitzgerald,
Esq.; arranged by Sir J. Stevenson - - 2 0
"Oh ! I ne'er shall forget ;" arranged by do. - - 2 0
" Rule Britannia," with 31adame Catalani's Variations, and
a striking Likeness of her in the frontispiece. Composed
by Pio Chianchettini - - 2 6
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" Soft in the Ent," sung by Miss Oraddon and Miss Forde,
composed by G. A. Hodson - - - 2 0
" The Year that's awl'," arranged by Sir J. Stevenson - 2 0
Published by J. Willis and Co., Proprietors of the Royal Mu-
sical Repository, 55, St. James's-street, London ; and No. 7,
Westmorland-street, Dublin.

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THE NATURAL and ARTIFICIAL WONDERS
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By the late JAMES DAVE RSTOCK, Esq.
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