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THE LAST SERIES of the SHAKSPEARIAN
READINGS, by Mr. SMART, will commence next
THURSDAY EVENING, February 10. punctually at Eight, at
his residence, No. 50, west side of Leicester-square, and will be
continued on Thursdays till completed. The plays, ?cc. will ba
Othello, Julius Cream, King Lear, Scenes of King John, and The
Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet, Merchant of Venice, Henry the
Fourth, and on the last night a Lecture on Elocution.
Transferable ticket for the eight evenings, 1.1. —Single ticket, ss.
Tickets for parties as usual, to be had as above, at Hookham's,
Old Bond-street, and Richardson's, Royal Exchange.

WANTED to PURCHASE, immediately, ONE
HUNDRED and FIFTY HORSES, foe Van and Sage_Coach U ork.

Persons haring such hoesss to dispose of, will find an immediate
Sale, at Mr. Dison's Repository, Barbican.
Any Perron haring • Lot at work to dispose of, with their Ilar.
ness, and will send the particulars, it will be attended to.

XECKLENBUROH-SQUARE.
TO RE SOLD OR LET.

AN excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, most desirably
situate No 46, on the north side of Meeklenburgh-square,
containing six airy bed-rooms and a dressing• room ; an elegant
front drawing-room 22 feet by 20, communicating by tolding doors
with a back ditto 16 by 14 ; an eating room 23 feet by 16; break-
fast parlour; gentknoues room or liorary ; handsome entrance hall,
with stone staircase to the two principal stones; three water closets,
spacious light kitchen, scullery, man servant's room. back kitchen,
&c., yard with double coach. house, three-stall stable, coachman's
room, loft, and enclosed paved yard.
To be viewed by applying on the Premises t and further Parti-
culars may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row.

BURBLES—SOUTH BEA OF 1720, AND 1821
This day is published, with several curious Engravings, price 3s.
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T. SOUTH SEA BUBBLE, and the numerous
fraudulent Projects to which it pre rise in 1720. historically
detailed as a BEACON to the unwary against modern Schemes
(enumerated in an Appendix) equally visionary and nefarious.
London : Printed for Thomas Bor, Ludgate hill ; and sold by
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NEW AND INTERESTING WORKS, just published by
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