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This day was published, a New Edition, corrected to, the present
Time, in 1100 Pages Envier Bvo. Price 255, in boards,

THE UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHICAL DIC-
TI ON ART ; or, an Historical Accoont of the Lives, Cha-
racters, and Works of the most F.minenc Persons of every
Age and Radon.
By JOHN WATKINS, LL.D.
This well-known and much-esteemed Dictionary, baying been
nearly re-written, every article collated by the best quoted autho-
rities, and 1200 additional Lives introduced. Is now one of the most.
comprehensive and perfect Biographical Works extant ; and as a
took of reference, possesses an unequalled degree of general in-
terest and utility.
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Of whom may be bad, printed on the same plan,
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H. K. WHITE'S REMAINS—The only COMM= Edition.
This day was published,
Eleventh Edition, complete in One Vol. 241n0. with Portrait, en-
graved Title, and Vignette, Ss. boards,
THE REMAINS of HENRY KIRKE WHITE,
selected, with prefatory Remarks, and an Account of his Life.
By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq.
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N. B. The property of the Family having been invaded, it is
necessary to state, that sins and the Edition in Two Vols. Bro.
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Editions which contain the Life by Mr. Southey, and the contents
of the Third Volume.

AIKIN'S COURT OF JAMES THE F►RST.
This day was published. '
In Two Vols. BYO. Third Edition, 4s. boards,
MEMOIRS of the COURT of KING JAMES the
FIRST. Designed u a Sequel to "the Memoirs of the
Court of Qpetn Elizabeth.

By LUCY AMIN.
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• BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH AND RYON,
ISLE OP WIGHT.
frit CoMmodious. and tt.t.going Steam P.teket,
ViriOS, of PORTSMOUTH, Contain GIV)VP.B, cons-
ntencesperfornsing the Passage between the above places. on the
'sth of April (this day); the will lesire the former place every day
at the hours of Eight, Ten, Three, and Ma, and the latter •at the
hours of Nine, Twehte, Five, and Seven, making the pasotge in
half an hotm ; she is fitted up very entiventent;y with Three Cabins,
and Passengers will meet with evert possilge st!ention.
Quarter Deck and after .Cabins log ed. •

Forecastle anti Fore-Cabin Is.
N.ll. Good. and Parcels booked at deb Quebec Tavern,
squire, Portsmouth ; and at the Pier Hotel, Ryde.
The Owners will not he answerable for any Goods or Parcels,
unless booked at one of the said places.

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f 0 NOVILIrr, ENTIVT, 4 ND, PUBLIC OF THE
. ,
• . 4! ' .'t AR READ KINGDOM-
J-06111%0 COOPER. anti SON. Leinking-Glass and
Furniture Warehouse, No. 93, Sidiopegate.street
traders' id our particular line, We have for half a etnettry
given espeeillsatisfattkin en a highly respectable and indolent. con.
heition, to wfinni we tit, this opportunity of expressing our
seldom and determined kitten to merit a 'continuation of their
future patronage.
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With the change of the times and circumstances, howevOr. which
have screed to give a new feature t,' the speculation of trade, we
. mast necessarily wary our errangruseuts ip business ; indeed it has
become the more inventive on hien of Capital and influence in
,their respective circles to consult the Pubic necessities, because,
owing to the change In die value de property, the manufacturer and
thcsrdsan are now suffering from the severe competition existing in
regard to price!, and because too many Individuals make price more
'than qualitythe leading oblect in view.
• This state of things his mutes rise to a class of speculators who
'have endeavoured to benefit. tbenuelves, by: offering goods of.very
Inferior manufacture, iviticb, dtpugh apparently cheap, yield the
icrentec profit;. thee .are sheer and decorated, but manufactured
'without regard.sn durability, and consequently provoin the result,
a serious disappointment to the purchaser.
There has abo esisted an opposite extreme; another class of
Tradesmen have made such an exorbitant demand for their articles,
,atr to create surprise In the minds of purchasers how the great dls-
,parity in the charge- of different house cad be satisfactorily ex-
plained; we shall leave, the question as it rests; and enter upon our
inOmimantediaW subject. .

nivre To be joist in Aar dealings as-Tinfiellineis , ore must have a prri
Wu shall be, sailsfied with.. imillinVate one, and them:fort
between those Establishments who offer the inferior mattufacts
Vorniture Without regard to its quality, and those on the contrary:
j extraordinary charger so ustly alarm the prudent buyer ; byi,
.employing none but first-rate workmen, give them wageesultabletci
the times m they really are, and engage our Capital in the purchase
of tease •but the best materials, and *Se the character and credit
of an old establivite4 Muse to the mere immediate patronage of the

Nobility, Gentry, and Public of the United Kingdom. •
JOSEPH COOPER' ant SON, in thus offering the nature of
their business to notice, trust they shall not he conildered as at-
tempting what they Ciltibdt maintain and support, but prove that for
Splendour, Taste, and. Solidity; too Fetahßibtneta in the Metropolis
can pupas* them, and at prices pecaUsrly cammanding., 114
'Warehouse will be found' to contain essefdescriptloo of the iv
oranufeetuted CARTNET' WORK, UPHOLSTER,
FURNITURE generally 'in ale.
LOOKING GLASSES—From the immense reduction which
bas now taken place, can be offered (even of magnificent sizes) so.
low 23 particularly to interest Noblemen or Gentlemen desirous
fitting up their Houses with this elegant and fashionable article,
whether fur the Drawing or Dining-room Chambers Staircase..
Windows, Conservateries,.&c. For Windowa; Don; Lights,
exposed situations, their Plate Glass wiU be found in a relative do-
gree cheaper than Crown Glass. This article, for a. small Ism-
ance, will be delivered, free from risk or breakage; or large Glasses
forwarded by Spring Caravans, constructed for the purpose, to any
part of the Kingdom at a vergtrillog expense.

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