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F:rNC-STRLef, COVENT-GAP-DEN, 19TH APRIL, 1833. ±
DIIKAZZO; A TRAGEDY, in Five Acts.—
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COMMF.RCIAL FINISHING ACADEMY, N0..3,
CATEATON-STREF.T.
A/111. ROGERS, Conductor of the above Concern,
--VAL very respectfully offers his mo,t grateful acknowledg-
ments for the highly distinguished support with which he has
Fiecti so liberally favoured, since he has taken the management
of the Establkhntent upon himself. From an experience of
nearly twenty years in the practice of teaching, upwards of
tett of which were spent in the Academy, in Little Tower-
street, and from bis having. secured the regular assistance of
some of the mo,t eminent Professors in the Metropolis, in
Mathematical Science, and in the Spanish, French, German,
and other European Languages, Mr. Rogers has been enabled
so to arrange the business of the Institutiun, that he confidently
presumes a most valuable opportunity is at preterit afforded for
young persons to acquire rapid and complete information in any
branch of mercantile or scientific knowledge, that may be ne-
cessary to insure success in the particular departments of life for
which they may he designed. •
The Evening attendance at the Academy, on Monday, Wed-
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accommodatioq of Gentlemen who are occupied in .business
elmina the day.
References given, if required, to the first Banking and Mer-
cantile Houses in the Metropolis.

This day was published,
In lira price 7s. boards, with the i'lan of a Farm of Two

• Hundred and Forty-two Antes),
Tpz ma of VALUING RENTS' and TIL-
LACES; wh.-rein is explained the Manner of valuing the
Tenant's Right, on entering and quitting Farms, in Yorkshire
and the adjoining Counties. The whole is adapted fbr the tlie
•of Landlords, Land Agent, Appraisers, Fawners, and Tenants.
By J. S. BAYLDON,
• Laud Agent and Appraiser.
Printed far Longman,llurst,Rces,Orme, and Brown, Lotlw:;
and G. Ridgy, Sheffield.

CHEAP GLASS, CHINA, AND STAFFORDSHIRE.
\STARE.

VICK ERY most respectfully returns hi, Thinks
‘...)• to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for the
distinguished support be has received since his commencing at
his present Shop, and having purchased al extensive Stock of
every Article hi the ahoy,: line at very low prices, earnestly so-
licits the inspection of his Guilds, as in quality and price, they
will be found much cheaper than any other Huuse in London.
Families, Tavern-keepers, and others furnishing, will find a
great saving, by purch ising at his Waratouse, 21, Prince's-street,
Cavendish.square, three doors from Oxford-street, for present
Payment only.

T 011 N DEACON and SONS, CABINET' and
e CHAIR MANUFACTUI.EIiS, UPHOLSTERERS,
Stc.htg leave to haunt'. the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends,
they have open..d a WARE-ROOM, at their Manufactory,
11:11)1N G-I lOU S F.- LA Nl, Great Portland-street, where they
keep a general A ssoram ENT of CA DINET, CHAIR, and,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, and, superintenning every Depart-
ment themselves, are enabled to serve them on the very lowest
manufacturing tenets for and solicit an inspection, every
Article being of the Lest materials, workmanship, and seasoned
wood. It is not the intention of J. 0. and Scns to constrict com-
petition with any I louse selling inferior Goods at lower prices;
but they pledge themselves the very lowest prices are affixed to
each Aiticis.,,,and no abatement cap be made.—J. 1). sen. begs
to add, bisslanufactory has been established upwards of t”:enty
years, and ills Furniture is in most of ihe'Mansions is United
Kingdom:A Penerals performed. • • I
-q-Det;ziers in Mahogany and (dila. ‘7..ieds.
N.B..s'Ai.account. of' the New Church buil...in at the top of
ilyPortland-place, Carriages must come into
Great, ['orb:lid-street.

13K4 NO::)7 FORTES, PEDAL {JAR PS;. an d' Bit R-
REX. ORGAN, good as new. A Cabinet Piano:forte,
not to be eirialled In wadi and tone, usual prier 60gs: for 38gs.
One of the best' Rose=wood Cabinets, very elegantly inlaid, &e.
bogs. for litigs. A Square Piano-forte, 45g:. A line Pedal Harp,
75p. for §sgs. late the property of a Lady. Also a Barrel Organ,
for Churell or Chapel, wogs.
_,Tc: be seat at Joust Warsaw's, i 5, leirester-place.
double-actioned Harp, e.ast Zl2O, for 50ga.

EDGWARE-ROAD.
TtitArrrALTSTS, COACH-MA K ERS, AND OTHERS.
• • ". T= TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
;,i v . By Mr. LESLIE,
onAlriepai*, No. 6, Edgware-road, on THIIftSDAT. May 1,
.183:5 Twelve o'Clock precisely (by direction of the Assig-
• noes of )ti..:Jnants Oxxvirxxo, Coach-maker),
LOT I. rflitlE Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
JL at Rents as low as Ground-rents. The Premises,
NO. 6, Sigware-road, lir: delight fully situated, commanding ex-
tensive !stews over Hyde Pirk, have been lately built, and ek-
gantly. Enished, fit fur the reception of a Family, containing
two handsome Drawing-roomX, communicating with folding-
doors, two good Sitting-rooms, six Bed-rooms, two Kitchens,
Water-closet, Counting-house, Ware-rooms, two Front Shops,
extensive Celiaring, &c. and at a very small expense can be con-
verted into two handsome Dwelling-houses.

Lot it; A newly-erected COACH MANUFACTORY, in
Cumberland Mews, containing three tiers of large* light, lofty
Workshops, with Lead Flat at the top, enclosed Standing for
Carriages, and extensive Cellar,
Lrr 5. Extensive PREMISES in Connaught Mews, con-
vining two capital Workshops, two Dwelling-rooms, enclosed
Standing for Carriages, Saw-pit, Cellaring, Coach-houses,
Stable, &c.
Lot 4. An Improvcd RENT of Five Guineas per Annum,
on Premises in Upper 13ryanstone-street.
The Premises may be viewed until the Sale, where Parties.
furs and Catalogues maybe had ; also of Mr. lawledge, Temple
Chambers, Falcon-court, Fleet-street ; and of Mr. Leslie, 4,
New Cavemllsl.-ntre,t, Portland-place.
valuable fitiiAled Carriages and Coach-maker's Stock, on
the Premises, will be sold on the 29th and 30th of April, 1823,
at Twelve u'Clock precisely each day.

EVANS'S SKETCH, AND SEQUEL
This day was published, in royal I Smo. with Portraits, price Ss.
the Fifth Faliticn, enlarged and improved, of
THE GOLDEN CENTENARY; or, One Hun-
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nimity, by Divines of the Church of England, of the Kirk of.
Scotland, and among Protestant Dissenters, with their respec.,
tive Biographies concentrated.
By JOHN EVANS, LLD
Designed as it a Spinet to tbeiSketch of the Denominations of
the Christian World; by the same Author. -
London : Printed far Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy.
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