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BATH.

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Magnificent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, superb Looking-
Glasses, Grecian Lamps, Piano Forte, Btc.
Fy Messrs.BALLY and BARFRUM,
On the Premises, the South-West end of that beautiful Pile of
Buildings, Green-Park Place, on Monday, the 15th instant,
and Three following Days, (Wednesday excepted) at ii,
ALL the entire odern and truly Elegant '
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, recently new, and exe-
cuted in the most tasteful style ; superb. lasses of large dimen-
sions : Grecian Lamps, and unproved Argand Burners, richly
mounted in or moulu, and brilliant cut glass Pendants ; a fine-
toned patent upright Grand Piano Forte, by Kelly and Co. ; with
a pecularly neat inlaid Mahogany Seerttaire and Book Case, cor-
responding in shape (adapted fur recesses), and other valuable
Effects, of G. L. WARDLE, Esq. M.P. quitting his residence in
Bath.
In order to prevent injury to House and Furniture by indiscri-
minate admission, the Auctioneen are induced to apprise the
Nobility, Eknury, and public, that no party can be admitted to the
view, which will take place on Friday and Saturday the 12th and
1:Ith inst. without, a Catalogue, which may be had at No. 10,
Milsoin-street, and at the Place of Sale, price rid.
N. B. The unusually well-finished House to be Sold, apply to
Mr. Mant, Green Parkbuildings.

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'`HE TRIAL at large.of Captain CHAPMAN,
-I- for the MURDER of ROBERT DUNN, also indictell for
the Murder of John Hanson and Henry Job. • m.—The Trial of
before Sir
Captain BenTnehtisfodrativ:
William Scott, Chief Baron Macdonald, and Mr. Justice Le
Blanc, at the Admiralty Sessions, on the 29th of November and
the 11th of January, at Justice Hall in the Old Bailey, with the
whole Pleadings of Counsel, the Evidence at large, Judge's charge,
and a correct List of the Jury.
By J. SIBLY, Short-hand Writer to the City of London.
Printed and sold by R. Butters, No. 22, Fetter-lane, Fleet-stmt.
Where may be had, the Sessions Paper for last Session contain-
ing upwards of 100 Trials fur Murder, Highway RobbeA, Ece.

To PF.RSONS VISI'T'ING, or RESIDENT hi LONDON.
This day was published, containing upwards at 400 pages of closely
p:inted matter, price 3s. 6d. boards, or 4s. bound in red, with
an accurately engraved Plan of London,
'THE STRANGER'S POCKET GUIDE
-A- THROUGH LONDON ; or, a View of the British Metro-
polis in 1801 i. Equally useful in the Counting-house and on the
Road. Presenting an historical and descriptive Sketch of the Ca-
pital of the British Empire, its Government, Commerce and Po-
pulation, Public Buildings, Curiosities, Exhibitions, various Insti-
tutions, and every object deserving notice ; systematically ar-
ranged. With accurate Lists of the Public Offices, London Ban-
kers, Inns, Taverns, Coffee .iouses, Stage- Coaches, Wharfs,
Hackney Coach, Watermen's and Porters' Fares, &c.
By- WILLIAM CAREY.
Printed for James Cundee, Ivy-lane, Paternoster-ra
and sold by all Booksellers in town and country.
Of whom may be had, printed uniform with the prececling, with
a beautifulFrontisjoiece and Vignette Title to each, in boards,
Evans's Parnassian Garland, us. 6d.
Evans's Flowers of Genuine Poetry, 2s. 6d. . -
Evans Prosaic Garland ; or Beauties of Modern:4
s' ton Wri-
ter, 2s. 6d.
Adams's Moral Tales, from the Works Of English and Classic
Authors, 2s. 6d.
Fontenelle's Plurality of Worlds, translated by Miss Gunning,
2s. 6:1. •
The Apollo ; being a Collection of the roost popular Modern
Songs, in the English Language, upon anvil, glen, 2e. 641.
The Vocal EllCyclOPillia ; comprising an extensive variety of
ir,pular Songs, Catches, Glees, Toasts and Sentiments; and a Col-
I.stion of esteemed Prologues and Epilogues, 2s. 6d.
GeJrge Alexander Stevens's Works, as. 6d. •

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