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To THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
ILADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
N consequence of the lamented Death of Sir
THOMAS REID, Bart. I take the liberty of soliciting
file honour of your Votes and Support as a CANDIDATE
'or the VACANT SEAT in the DIRECTION of your
AFFAIRS.
Permit me to express my warmest acknowledgments for the
t'9lid encouragement which I have received since the last ace-
; also, most respectfully, to entreat the continued exertions
friends, it being my determination to proceed. to the
b"u°t•---4 have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obliged faithful Servant,
J. PETTY MUSPRATT.
New Broad-street, March 1, 1824.
Mr. Muspratt's Committee will sit daily at the City of lion-
Tavern, where all Communications affecting his interest
al be thankfully received.

AIR. RIES' FAREWELL CONCERT.-
Mr. RIES most respectfully acquaints his Friends
and the Public, that peculiar cireumstancrs hare induced
,0?4 to fix his CONCERT on 'rHIJIISDAY.,. April 8, instead
` the date formerly advertised. Particulars will
'sll"nnced.—Tickets, Ms. 6d. each, to be had at ttr. Ries',
1371,"11,Per Norton,street, Poetland-place, and at .all the
_intipal Music Shops.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO.
bi respectfully acquaint the Public that the SECOND
17'11' of DRAWING the STATE LOTTERY will he the
4.20
"I of THIS MONTH. . There arc FIVE PRIZES of
.000 in the Wheel, and the Two First.drawn Prizes will
sach receive k 20, 000 in addition.
Tl-.
iri C14.1.S and SHARES, warranted VIA-awl', are Selling
nt,4 variet yof Numbers, at their Office, N 0.104, BANK
...„..._,JILIDINGS,C()RNHILL.

1111 Hip HAMILTONIAN SYSTEM advances
in Public interest and estimation faster than
""°4 in Arts, Sciences, or Literature, which has ever preceded
th Six Months ago it was unknown in this Metropolis, where
fale:%are now 401 f witnesses to its efficiency. The Monastic
Perri fraud and folly adopted by unthinking candour, and
Schooevier,:d ill from custom only, totters to its foundation.—
vrn toll, instead of ordering to learn, will, ere long, be
Aui°Yed each, and Schools become blessings instead of
-ances• This is as it ought to be : but it may be wondered
System
at they au without a defender, and that the Hamiltonian
Mena has hitherto met no enemy, that its triumphs are incon-
eated and incontestible
Mr. Hamilton's Key.to the Historia Sacra of L'Homond is
bow ready for his Pupils and the Public, at ss. Those who
willing to teach on the Hamiltonian System, for which full
ections are given in the Preface, may, by means of this ley,
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teach, as much Latin in 1 Month as is usually acquired in the
nest Schools in 2 Years. A perfect Grammatical knowledge of
this Book is guaranteed to all Mr. Hamilton's Pupils in two
sections of 10 JAessons each, each section, payable in advance,
21. los.
A. private Latin Class will assemble in Cecil-street' this Even-
fag, the 3d of March, at 8 o'clock, and will continue open a
w days.
A private French Class will meet this evening, the 3d of
March, at 8 o'clock precisely. A perfect knowledge of 10,000
words is guaranteed to every pupil in 10 lessons. Mr. Hamil-
ton's Keys to the whole of the Gospel of St. John, in French
and in Greek, will be ready for the delivery to his pupils and
to the public in a few days. Those Keys, used on the Hamil-
tonian System, for which full directions are given in the pre-
face, afford such a certainty to pupil and teacher, that the day
and hour at which the former will attain any given proficiency
may he accurately predicted. New Classes in Greek, German,
and Italian, are now forming. Different classes in all these
languages, as well as in the French and Latin, are now in pro-
gress, at 25, Cecil-street, Strand : those who are partly ac-
quainted with them be placed according to their degree of
knowledge.
Classes of six persons, or more, in any p_art of the Metropolis
taught on the same terms as at Mr. Hamilton's house, 25.
Cecil-street, Strand.

COINS AND MEDALS, BRONZES. MINIATURES, &c.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
Av nr. SOTHEBY, at his House, WELLINGTON-STREET,
WATERLOO BRIDGE, STRAND, on MONDAY, March
8, and Four following Days, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE CHOICE and VALUABLE COLLEC.
TION of COINS and MEDALS, in GOLD, SILVER,
and COPPER, the Property of the late Sir MARK MA.s.
TERMAN SYKES, Bart. of Sledmere, in the County of
York : including
very good Series of Greek Coins, principally of B
old Sicily
Gold and Silver fine Selection of English Medals, G
r,dSilrer, (with a few Copper), among which, are Two of
vommonwealth Premitim Medals for Naval Services, by
"'waists Simon—the 'Sue Medallion of Charles H. " Felicitas
Britannim" by Roettier—Patterns—Oliver Croin well's Filly
Shilling Piece—the famous Petition Crown, by Thomas Si'
m°ll, formerly Mr. Tvssen's—a very fine and numerous Se-
of Papal Medals, in Silver, and a large Collection of Ita
Loan in Bronze—together with an interesting Selection
taut, tortures in.Enamelnd Oil, by Zinck, J. Hoskins, Pet-
lions Carep, LelY, Nath.Hone, and others—Singularly ca-'
particularly in Ir'rY—Brotizes of an Early Period, GeMs,
tifully execYuttehde isfood of the o o Jupiter,
rld mean most beau-
To be viewedCuriosities.
r. Thursday, and Catalogues (price Is.),

This Ds svasiish.cd,
su.y ,
price 14s. in boards,
A COMMENTARY on the VISION of ZE-
lion, aCndHCArßitlicAalliNtohtees:Pr9Phet' with a Corrected Transla-

By the Reverend JOHN STONARD,
Rectoi of Aldingham Lancashire.
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Printed for C. and J. Ririmgton, St. Paul's Church-yard,
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OThis Day were published, in Bvo. price 28.
BSERVATIONS and CASES, illustrative
of the EFFICACY of OXYGEN or VITAL AIR. in
,_!.CURE of CANCEROUS and other GLANDULAR EN-
-4141t0 EM ENTS.
Lona By DANIEL HILL, M.D. Surgeon,
--on-street, Fitzroy-square, Honorary Member of the
Medical Society at Guy's Hospital, and Fellow of the Hor-
ticultural Society.
Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Pau 's Church-yard,
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ltrecf, Soho.
Of whom also may be had, by the same Author,
.e
,Practical Observations on the Use of Oxygen Air in the
.Lere 01 Diseases ; to which are added, a Few Experiments on
,scu Vegetation of Plants; with Fire Engravings. The Se-
°lld Edition, with an Appendix, Bvo. price is. 6d.

On Saturday the Tith of March. will he published,
fluted uniformly with the former Volume, with 13 Maps,
and 26 finished Engravings, by Finden, after Draw-
ings of the Most interesting Subjects by Captain Lyon,
4to. price 41.-14 s. 6d.
JOURNAL of a SECOND VOYAGE for
the DISCOVERY of a NORTH-WEST PASSAGE
from the Atlantic to the Pacific performed in the Years
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orders 22
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