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London, England, 1815-12-22 00:00:00

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PROPOSALS"..
THE LATE CHARLES 1:M11PM

TV. HE Friends nnil Adozirets of Geniti,
it Loyaltt,,,
and Patricifisni, arc respectfully informed that the
wtpow and DAUGI! fER of this CUEBIIATED CHA-
P.ACTEI,, whose Works will live as long as- the l'uglislt
Language, and ;whose Slings will be echoed wherever that
language 'Mall extend, are in POSSF.SSION of Several of his
LYRICAL, PRODUCTIONS', with ORIGINAL
which hate not yet been presented to the'Bublic. It is ,ticeil-
les to.dwell On the inevits.of his former Songs, which amount
to nearly two thousand, all of Which uoiformly tend to snp*-
Tart the Honour and interest of liis-Kiog• and Country-, and
not one of which can bc.found, that i•; not calculated to ex-
cite feelings of a benevolent and virtuous tendency, It woniii
lie diiiicnit ur point nett any man wins has dOne so much; or
with so much effect, to render our gallant Soldiers soil Sailors,
but More particrilarly,the latter, contented with their station,
and anxious to dischaz ye theit, duty. Most of those Songs are
so popular, I hat it is ,iturecessao; to particularize tlivnt. Tlie
peculiar skill with .which he gave a. familiar, but not irreve-
rent, turn to the most useful and awfdl.daties; place hint far
above any Author of the • Sallie de;,CriptiOn. His Mnsical
Compositions ars of so spirited, novel, and popular a cast,
and 'are so highly disting,tfistiedity genius, that, altogether,
,AJr. l)ibdin may he considered ite without an equal in any age
or country. It is impossible that his Countrymen,. who have
Arrived so
-much pyasnre front his works,and who may CL.A.•
~sointbly take pride" in liSchailug been a native of Great firi-
tain,.will not show a generous zeal for his mcmory, There
is hardly a Seaman wink has heard ";Poor Jack," a.Soldier
who bag heard of the " Soldier's Grave," or hardly a poor
Black whO has heard of " Mungo,". who would not readily
contribute his mite on such an :occasion, But thy higher
orders in the Naval and Military Sersiiee ronst know the
rits of tr.: bibdin, and .the efficacy of his productions, in
exciting: a loyal and national spirit. Muiicians will nattfraily
feel an interest in manifesting-their respect for a man whose
talents (lid honour to their profession.

Jt is therefore the intention of the Willow and Daughter of
this.celebratell 'man, to publish, by subscription, halt a do-
zen of his ;S.oup, which have not-yet appeared in print, to re-
Bete their, present difficulties, at the price of a Guinea. Any
additional Subscription which liberality and humanity may
offer,.wiii be most gratefully accepted.—Subscriptions will be
received and faithfully recorded at Mr. Preston's Music Ware-
house, . Strand ;. Messrs. Cleinenti and Co. Cheapside ; Mr,
Birehal, Bond-street; Sir.-Chapple, ; and ,at Mrs.
CUttage, 'South-place, opposite the Horse
Kuightshridg-e.—A List of
.the Subscribers names
will be printed and given with the: %vial*. The Money to be
paid at the time of subseribin. • ' •

PLATV: TO LORD PNRON'S POEMS.
Tkis Day was publigird; price •Itfs.
4 WELVE PLATO'S to illitAtrAtre the POEMS
of the. Righ:..lionottrable LORD BYRON;
byeh:tries Heath; Erittleheart, Finderi, 'Rhode:, tr"m
Ofigioal Drawl:l.4s, StotlIFII:a. In foolscap
.305.--and a few propts, 21. f4s.
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riinted for JOhn' Murray, Ailithilatlo7stittt, Loudon.
• Of t►h in may tit: had, just publiOrA,
Lord Byron's Worlis, complete., handsomely printed
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4 vols. foolscap svo. 235. and New Eilitiens also of each
Poem, Aeparateiv, with Titles, &c.to•forM, if bound together,
the Wotlts equally complete in 2 vols. octos,e.

Just published, price 2s:

14. I`B-or ADVICE to the NERVOUS and
Di'.IIILITATEO of both SEXES, particularly to
those whOse ,are an insurmountable bar to Con-
nubial fiappinese.,• and to the misguided -Protielytes of that
dvstroctive ilasit.whtch timierunines the most vigorous Con-
slitntioto, and often.precipitates YounglketsonS, the'ln ime•
of Life, into all the Infirmities of Old At a Complication of
Diseases; itnd-the very i4rink of the Grave, 'whose they are
-cod•seions nf.its moral Turpitude or destruct ire Ttandency.
With Obsemitions on vile beat Mode. 6f Treatment,- founded
on ion std ample Experience.
• By N. VENEL,
Late Professor of Btrany at the titiirersity'of Leyden, Physi-
cian to the Royal Household at Berlin, &e.

Published by the Author, and told by. Sherwood, Neely;
and Jones, No. '2O, Paternoster-row; Green,. 393, Oxford-
street, near Soho-squat e ; and all other Booksellers.

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