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LOWE'S PAT ENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH.

I'HE superior kind of texture, which is the exCln-
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comfortable, and economical description of Shirting Cloth ever.
yet manufactured.—lt washes beautifully—is warranted for dura-
bility equal to the best Irish Linen, and about Half the Price.
Sold wholesale, and by the piece, 1.54, Cheapside, near St.
Patin ; Ilardius and Co. 89, Pall-Mall, and no other House in
London.

The last three years extensive Sale has fully proved the utility
ofthlc manufacture; and the Patentee pledges himself, that it
will be found to po.sess every advantage for which It is recom-
mended.

lids day was published, the Second Volume, price Three Guineas
and a Half in boards, of .
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL ANTIQUITIES of,
GREAT BRITAIN. Begun by los;eu Aims; continued
by WILLIA St Htascal ; and carried on, with coDious Additions
and Conic:jot:s,lly the R ev. TH OM AS Fit 0 (MA Li. DISDIN,F.S.A.
This Volume contains more matter than is in the first, and the
Extract; are pi hued in a smaller character; It is also ecnbellishe d
with several Copperplates, Including three mezzotinto Portraits;
DaN about 80 curious Wood Cuts, and comprehends the .1-, pogi u-
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' EDUCATION OF THE POOR.
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A PRIVATE LETTER addressed to the :Right
Reverend Dr. PORTEUS, the late Lord Bishop rif Lon-
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all the Pool Children in England, at a moderate expeuce. Printed
v l is Lordship's Jesiie.
Ey JOHN HAY GARTH, M. F.R. S. and F.A.S. Tll. &c.
which are annexed, Private Letters on this subjc t, from
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P4lblibited with permission of thtir Lordships; and frt.l .1 other
Correspondents. _ _ _

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COUNTY IRE OFFICE,
SOUT II A MPTON-STR EE STRAND.
TROSTIES.
His Grace the Duke of RUTLAND. K. G.
The Most Noble the Marquis of Downwind/ilk, K. O.
Thp Right Hon. the Earl of NORTHAMPTON.
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Receiptsitir the renewal of Policies which terminate at UHT.,
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Capital has been provided to meet any excess of loss that
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TO LAMP CONTRACTORS, BRICK-MAKERS, AND
SCAVENGERS.

PARISH OP ST. CLEM ZNT DANES, lITARCII le, 1812.
rrHE COMMITTEE appointed pursuant to Act
of Parliament, for Paving, Lighting, and Cleansing the said
Parish, do hereby give Notice that they will meet in the Vestry
Room of the szid Parish on Friday,the first day of May next, at
six o'clock in the afternoon precisely, to receive Proposals in
writing, sealed up, from any Person or Persons willing to con-
tract with them for Providing and Lighting, from Sun-setting to
Suq-rising, bout 800 GlobularGlassLamps with one broad wick
Burner; a sample of which must be produced, with the Cotton
placed therein, and the manner of cutting it. The Contractor is
to engage that tbh Lamps shall be cleansed at least once in every
fortnight, and oftener if required. And also to receive Proposals
:roils Persons willing to :ontract for cleansing the Public Streets,
Lanes, Courts, and Alleys in the said Parish, and taking away
the Mud and other Filth and Rubbish therefrom, once in every
week, or oftener if reauired. And also to receive Proposals from
Persons willing to courct and takeaway the Dust and Ashes front
the Houses of the InhaNtants of the said Parish. The Contractors
to provith: all Horses,Carts, and other Materials and Implements
necessary for the perforMance of such work*. Each of the" said
Contracts are to be separate, and for use year, to commence at
M:chae*.tnas-day next. 'Cite Contractors are to give sufficient
security for the due performance of the Contracts, and to specify
the names of such Securities in their respective Proposals. The
form of the Contracts may be inspected by applying at the Office
of Messrs. Jennings and Collier, No. 9, Carey-street.
By Order of the Committee.
JENNINGS and COLLIER, Clerks.

MONEY TO LEND.
PRSONS immediately rupplied by Mr. DRUM-
MOND and Co. 43, Russell-mt.-we, Howland-street, Fitz-
roy-equare, by Annuity, o. on Notes of Hand, or any other
manner, for a short or a long period, it:idiom exposition or delay.
The applications made to ether Offices are generally at last brought
to Mr. D. whose power to mite Money is paramount to theirs.—
Those who at once apply to Mr. D:have a decisive answer, and
avoid esposition.—Heirs to Property supplied; but nothing at-
tended to under £3OO.

TO THE PUBLIC
A VALUABLE Medicine, successfully used for
4. many fears in the private practice of the late Mr. Kemp,
Surgeon, of Altdn, in Hampshire, is now, at the desire of a nu-
merous set of people, who have esperiented its virtue, made
public by his daughter, M. A. Willis, of the same town, by whom
It is prepared according to her father's recipe, undci the name of
KEMP'S GANGRINE OINTMENt.
This Medicine has been wonderfully efficacious in removing
the most alarming symptoms of mortification, whether induced
by the inveteracy of old cornet ulcers, or the mortiferous nature
of recent wounds. It Is an excellent remedy for chilblains, burns,
scalds, boils, and all other morbid tumours ; likewise for the
bite, or sting of poisonous reptiles, &c. and for every kind at
azierna/ inflammation.
It is a Medicine necessary to be kept in all families, in order
that it may be immediately applied to for the above coatplaints.
This Medicine is also prepared in a propir manner for the rz-
lief of aternal wounds in all sorts of cattle, evitif when in .I.pu.
trid state.
Sold wholesale-and retail is pots at as. ad. 9d. and, Is. 114.
(dory included), at the Proprietor's in Alton aforesaid; and at
Messrs. Dfcey and Co.'s, Bow Chat-eh-yard, London; Where al,
renders may be soppllett apon bberaPterms. Sold at Bacon and '
C 0.?., Oarassdvitreet; Randall, Royal ExelLingt : 1I nris, St.
3/41111ePiffiblard, and every principal valet.
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By Mr. STEWART,
At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, April 8,
at Twelve, in Two Lou,
Lot 1. A CAVITAL FREEHOLD FANII7..Ir
HOUSE, ovith double stair-cur, No. Si, Attie-
marle-street, let to Mr: Paylon, on lease for ah unexpired terra
of 28 years, at the very low rent of 450 per annum, and now is
the occupation of Mr. B-en, at .a rent of £lBO per annum.
Lot 2. An excelent Freeltdd Town Residence, No. Si, Albe-
marle-street, with double stair-ease, new unoccupied, lead sup.
posed to be 'meth a rent of itil9 per &awns.
May be viewed every day (Sunday etcepted) Puticulats by!
of Cordell Brookes, Esq. Solicitor, Great Georgeitreet, Wrht•
minster; at the Auction Matt; and of Mr. Stewart, No. 194,
Piccadilly.

WIWIIe and Teary divinguithed Collec6on of Original DRAW.
INGS, PORTRAI FS, PRINTS, and BOOKS of MEN FS.

By Mr. STEWART,
At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Monday, April 13, and
six following daft (Sunday excepted),
A RARE and VALUABLE COLLECTION
-1.• a PORTRAITS, original Drawings by Raphael, Titiaty
Dominichhin, &c. the Works of Albert Darer, Lucas, Van Ley.
den, Israel Van Mechlin, Marc Antonio, &c a nunseront and fine
assemblage el the Italian, Ceramist. and French Schools, brillhne
impressions; the Bible in Latin beautiful manuscript, on white
vellum,elqulsitely illumtnated with ulamerous miniature paintings,
a splendid and unique article; Books of Prints, &c. ctcd
with great taste by the distinguished Family of Ricardi, at no.
rence, and late the property of the Marqu s of Ricardi.
Maybe viewed three days previous to the Sale. Catalogue,
now had of Mr. Stewart, No. 194, Piccadilly.

GENUINE COLLECTION OF PICTURE.,
Froth the Marquis of Ricanii's Gallery, at noir:um
By Mr. STEWART,
At his Great Room, Ig4, Piccadilly, on Thursday, Apdl 114 ma
• following day (without reserve), . t
A CAPITAL COLLECITION of PICTURES
of the Italian School, from the wed-known Gallery of the
Marquis of Ricardi, of Florence; comprising line Specimens of au
early period of the Arts, and the Works of the following esteemed
Masters : Giotto, Mimtegiser, Masaccio, Raphael. A. Duerr, Ti.
tiau A. Delsarto, Borussia, Caracci, Dominlchino, Guido, C.
Doke, &e. •
May be viewed one rink previous to the Sale, and Catalogues
had:

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FREEHOLD PROPERTY, DORSET.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A CONVENIENT and most comfortable DWEL.
LiNO•HOUSE, situated at the very eiravushrof the pies-
sant Town of Blandford, on the road leading to 'Almon and
Southampton, consisting of a Dining-room10 feet long, is and
half wide; Dezwieg-room 23 feet long, 14 wide, which leads by
folding-dean into a new Dinini,-ropm, SO feet by 22, 16 high,
with large sashes, doors, floor, ace. complete ; the roof not
finished; six guild Bed-chambers, and conimodiont Attics; a
loony Kitchen, fitted up with hot stoves and every other com-
fort; a back ditto, with a fine pump of water, add spacious
arched Cellar contlZ-uotts; alfeatelknt Garden and Lawn fronting
the new Dining:roont, the former well cropped, and stocked with
the choicest Fruit-creel; two Stables, one 'compitsed of duet
"etallsethe other two; with doable Coach-hoe. e, the whole neat.it
erected at a very cotisklerable expence, with a Kitchen Garden
' and Paddock, detached from the house. The premises are low
rated, and in most that ough repair, and possession may be had
at Old Lady-day neat; the whole forming one of the most un.
paradeled.sitaatlons for a sportsman in the West of England, as
there are two packs of Pox-Mandl kept within fuse and five
miles of the house, and one Of Harriers, as well as most capital
fishing of es nisi description.:
Any Gentlemen wishing to treat for the said bow. atc 111#1
recetie every information relative to the price aud nY
by applying to John And-ews„ Esq. Ordord, .stab Mlaricad.
= ten ban pakL—ti. b. lima
.Howalliess ralityr uis
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CLASSICAL. JOURNAL.
Just published, pecc 61. (continued quarterly.)
CLASSICAL JOURNAL ; No. 4X. containing
a variety of CLASSICAL, BIBLICAL, and ORIENIAL LITZ.
SATURC ; among which are:
Researches at the German Literati OCT Ancient Literature and
History—Existence of Troy—ln Reschyli Cantus Choricos novi
Tentarultits Specimen—Suppl. to Di,s. on 49th Cb. of Gen.—
Cooject. Crit. in Auct. Grave.—On Longinus—On Sir W. Drum-
mond's Version cf F gyp. Nooret ix Ski Old Test.—Pktraiciax Interit-
founddn Malta—Virgil's 4th Ecl.—Lipsii in Seneca Hippo!.
Animaslv.--On Mr. Bel Limy and Hebrew Test—De Ludis Pri-
vntis ac Domes' icis Veterunt—On Dr. A. Clarke's Bible—Pro-
muu.iatirts of Let. Word —Of the Fall of Man in Genesis—Let.
of Isaac Casaubnn ; the Classical Telegraph—Ben Jonfon's .'foes
of mot, and Virg,' illustrated—Notes on Festus Avienus—On
the Alexandra of Lycophron—Con the Greek Sapphic Ode—ln-
cript on Bricks found at Ancient Babel—The Bible—R. Porsoni
Noteeio efrietophiarns r,runckii--)Oxford Pt ize Etexy—Prolog us ad
Andrum Schol. V.'estmonast. actum int i—Epil9gus—Oxf. Engl.
Poem, Parthnion;—Notice of Q. Hindu Flac:i Otero—Preface to
the Aidint l'ini4r--Tzstbic metre by Anacreon--tiir W. Drum-
mond's Pharaoh—Eastern Languages to illustrate the more early
Greek Writers—On the Syntax of tooi,eritti—Mr. Barker's Cicero
de Senedsde et de elmicitiii —Monk's Hippo/sew—Pram Ode—
Canteri de Ration Emend. Gr. Auctores Syntagma recens auc-
tum—lllzutrationt of Hewer—Necrology, with much other ads-
sical and Biblical Criticism.

The Preface will be found in No. IV.
Sold by Sherwood, Netly, and Jones, Patemoster-row, Lon-
don, an i all other Booksellers.
NV here alio may be had,

SERMONS on Public Occasions, with Notes on CRITICAL,
Hut °mutt., and Pot IT mat Subjects; containing an Article on
the CA 'I HOLIC QUESTION. By R. VALPY, D.D. F. A.S.
2 vols. Bvo. price Ins. '
THE ELEMENTS OF GREEK GRAMMAR ; with Notes
for the use of those, who have made some Progress in the Lan-
guage. Third Edition. By the same, price tis. 6d.

ANHCALT MAIL.
GOTTENBURGH, MARCH 28.
All acconnts lately received from Germany agree
in stating that the King of Prussia has acceded to
every measure the French have thought proper to
dictate. There are 30,000 French troops in Dmtzic ;
' the inhabitants of which place have been ordered to
supply themselves with 12 months provisions.
General Von Suchtelen arrived at Stockholm
from St. Petersburgh, on the 21st instant, on an im-
portant mission.
Letters from St. Petersburgh, dated the 12th inst.
say, that great preparations are making there for
war with France, 17,000 of the Imperial Guards,
infantry and cavalry, marched from Petersburgh the
bes..inning of this month for the frontiers of Poland.
The Danes have a naval force at Christiansand,
consisting of one frigate and ten or more vessels of
war, of from 10 to 12 guns each.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM WEIMAR, DATED
MARCH 8
ig The Du'e of Elchingen has arrived at Erfurt,
where, it is said, he will provisionally remain. Three
divisions, the passage of which has been announced,
will go into cantonments in our neighbourhood, as
also .a corps of 5000 men, in which are comprised
600 cavaliers, and a train of artillery.
" General Sebastiani is expected with his Staff
and a Portuguese regiment here.
" We frequently see pass here waggons and mules
loaded with the attendants, &c. of the Emperor.—
We lately reckoned 150 of the latter."
BANKS OF THE MAINE, MARCH 10.

The 4th regiment of chasseurs, and the &taus-
sms, atrived, proceeding from France, on the 29th
February, at Frankfort upon the Maine. Several
regiments of infantry and cavalry are to follow them.