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T'E QUARTERLY REVIEW,
LIX.
WILL BS PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY NEXT.

WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
TINE MAN OF LETTERS, No. 111., Price
for SATURDAY, will contain the REPORT of
libe CORONER'S INQUEST on the WESTMINSTER
REVIEW.
14 the Author of " The Trial of the Rev. Edward Irving."
With the usual quantity of Wit and Waggery.
tendon : Knight and Lacey, Publishers, Pateinoster.row.

TRAVELS.
This Day were published,
By LONGMAN and co.
TRAVELS of 'WILLIAM RAE WILSON,
ESQ. presented to HIS MAJESTY at the Levee last
Wednesday, through CYPRUS, TURKEY, GREECE, SI-
!CiLy, GIBRALTAR, and SPAIN, &c.—lllustrated with
thirteen Engravings, rarely to be found in one Svu. volume.

Oa the 15th April will be published, (to be continued twice a
a Month) price One Penny, or Ten-pence a Dozen, No. I.
the
HENATIONALSCHOOLMAGAZINE.
Every Number will contain one or more Engravings,
illustrating Natural History, &c. &c.
Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard,
and Waterloo-place.
It has long been wished that a cheap Work should be pub.
/irked, adapted to the age and capacity of Children, which
might afford them instruction and amusement, and supply them
with an innocent occupation during their leisure hours at home.
This little Work is undertaken for the use of Children educated
at National Schools, and it is hoped, that the patronage and
,countenance may be obtained of the Diocesan Secretaries of the
National Society for the Education of the Poor in tke Principles
of the Established Church, and the Members of the Society for
Promoting Christian Knowledge; that through their means it
will get into general circulation among those Children for whom
Iticirann up. There will not be, however, found in it any
thing_
~,,r Which
e need confine it to that particular description of
it n; and it will be the endeavour of the Editor to make
a,pleasing and a useful Juvenile Companion.

TMAACHESTER.—FREEHOLD PREMISES.
O be LET on LEASE, for Al Years, or any
longer Ter "f The desired, or to be SOLD:—
1.1 Joiner's Shop, Hay Shop, Barber's Shop,&c. adjoin-
inZ ..0. 200, Great Anconts-street.
Nos. 200 and 201, Great Ancoats•street.
Nos. 17 and IS, Lomax-street.
Nos. I and 2, Back Lamax-street.
1!°'• It 2,3, and 4, Bark Pigeon-street.
Anil Nos. I, 2,3, 4,5, 6,7, 8,9, and in, Pigeon.oreet,
Manchester, now let at very low rents, aruouriting in the
whole to £196 lbs. 4d.
_Together with a Piece of Vacant Ground, the corner of
Mather-street, and Pigeon-street.
The Premises are capable of much improvement, and con-
siderably larger Rents have been obtained.
Lessee to pay all Taxes and Rates, and to covenant not to
sign without the consent of the Lessor, and to enter into
2141 other Covenants usual in Leases of [louses.
Tenders in writing for the Lease or purchase of the above
Premises to be sent, on or before Tuesday, the 27th of April
instant, to Messrs. Turner and Hutchinson, 5, Bloomsbury-
squarr, London of whom, arid also of Richkrd Lane, Esq.
rveyor, Manchester, further Particukrs may he had.
If sold, the Premises are subject to a Fee Farm Rein of
„x• 23 15s. per annum, but if Let, that Rent will he pa t• i .bv
the Landlord.

STRICTURES CURKD.
T e new Method the above troubleaotne
Complaint is entirely eradicated, (without the use of
Bougie or Caustic), whether of lomr, or sliott standing, ex-
weipt epustitutional, as well as all weaknesses generally 'm-
ein-ppm-lying it, and in a spurt time the whole system is re.
4411aislished, being one of the greatest diseoveries ever wade.
BY JOHN LYNCH, 44, Duke-street, St. James's.
Respectable references will Le given, if requirrJ Let-
ters post -paid.
Cte The price of the Medicine is Four Pounds a parcel.
sk perfect Cure for Bilious Affections and Ohstrustions in
the Boweic