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Revtaws.—Francis the First—Moore's Byron, and twelve other
Works also of New Music, &A.—Criticisms on the British and
British Artists' Galleries, with brief Notices of other Works of
Art, the Drama, &c.—Fashlons ; illustrated by four coloured
designs Varieties, Monthly Chronicle, Births, Marriages,
Deaths, dm. &c.
No. IV.—Ground Plan and splendid View of the proposed New
Street from Waterloo Bridge to the British Musuem, with descrip.
live partkulars—Portrait and Memoir of Victoria Coloana, and
the usual coloured destine—Unpublished Tales of the Arabian
Nights. No. lll.—Busy Bodies, No. I :—The Musical Busy Body,
by Q. Q.—Recollections of Sir Thomas Lawrence, No. I. (in-
cluding some of the late 'resident's original Poetry) by Incognita ;
Birth-day Address by ditto—The Fatal Prediction, by W. C.
Stafford, Esq.—Stage Coaches, by the Author of " The Affrobt
Hunter"—The Condemned, by Mary Anne Browne—The Re-
minlscent, by Leigh Cliffe—Diary of a Lady of Quality. 1710.
Rrnews.—Mount Skia, Creation, Descent into Hell, and other
Works—Fine Arts—The French Academician, Am—Music Va-
rieties—Monthly Chronicle, &c.
No. V.—The Female Antiquary. by the Author of Ague in the
Country—Sonnet. /I'he Lovers, by Leigh Cliff —Manners, No. 11.
Despondency, by Mrs. Turnbull—The Jews—The First of May
—Recollections of Sir Thomas Lawrence, No. IL—Unpublished
Tales of the Arabian Nights (No. IV.) Aboukir and Aboussir—
To the Heart's-ease, by W. Robertson Hayward, Esq.—The
Tragic Drama—Lays of the Affections, (No. I.) She never told
. her Love. No. 11. The Memory of the Brave—The Assize Ball
—Present Condition of the Jews of Barbary, from the Journal of,
a Traveller—Rosalie; a Tale of Italy, in Three Cantos, by H. P.
Canto L—Portfolio.
Ravrews.—The Romance of History, Spain The Poetical
Sketch Book—The Servant's Guide and Family Manual—The
Oxford Drawing Book and the Art of Drawing and Colouring
from Nature, atc.—The Traveller's Lay, a Poem—The Velocity
of the Five Books of Moses—Poreat Scenes and Incidents In the
Wilds of North America—The Family Cabinet Atlas—Death-
bed Scenes and Pastoral Conversations—Fine Atts— Music—
Fashions—Monthly Chronicle, &c. Sec.
No. Vl.—lnteresting Papers on Giirthe-The Jews of Barbary,
&c.—Lays of the Affections, No. IL—Unpublished Tales of the
Arabian Nights, No. IV.—ltusy Bodies, No. IL—The C.harita.
ble Busy Body—The Fatal Compact-The Admiral's Wife —The
Bard's Funeral—The Warning neglected—Quenta of Salinas—
Rosalie. Canto 11. Translation of L'lsolement de la 31artine—
The Portfolio, and many original Contributions by popular Wri-
ters, Reviews, &c.
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masooners. Attorneys, Messrs. 51eymott and Son, °kat Sur-
rey-street, Black frius.
Muumsea, Josses', Northampton, coachmaker,,.lnly 6:13, at
eleven, and August 13, at ten, at the Court of,nuni.sioners.
Attorney. Mr. J. Beaumont, Golden•ssguare. • '
llavnes, EDWARD, Cow-cross-street, West Sosithllekl, licensed
victualler, July 6, 13, at eleven, end August 15, at ten, at the
Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Roehford, Stone's
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Siosawscs, st Tstoas, and Hues, James, Billiter-street, mer-
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the Coen of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Spyer, Broad-
street-buildings.
Bewails, Shawn, Ball's Pond, Islington, nurseryman, July 9, 43,
at one, and Aug. 13. at twelve, at the Coon of Commissioner,.
Attorney, Mr. J. Bourdillon, Winchester-street.
HNLMIL, JAMBI, Museum-street, Bloomsbury, pawnbroker. July
9, at two. July 20, at one, and Aug. 13, at two, at the Court of
Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. F. Ks Clentem's Inn,
Strand.
Palma, ANDREW, Oatord-street, stationer, July 9, at two, July
110, at one, and Aug. 13, at two, at the Court of Commissioners.
Attoroey, Mr. T. Fisher, Castle-street. Holborn.
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of Monday.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH
(WHIM 005111301 IMPOSTATION
For the Week ended June 25, made up from the Returns of the
Inspectors in the different Cities and Towne in England and Waite.
Imperial General Weekly Average.
Wheat 675. 54.11 Oats 265. 7d. Beans 10d.
Barley 31s. 01 Rye Ses. ed. I Peas 37a. W.
Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty.
Wheat 665. 031 I
Oats 265. 3d. Beans 3419. 6d
Barley 31e. W. Rye 365. 7J. Peas $7.. sd
PRICE, OF SUGAR.
The Average !like of Biome or MUSCOVADO 1100811. compelkd
from the Returns made in the Week ending the 119th day of hie,
1830, Is 25.. 10df. per cwt. exclusive of the Denies of Customs geld
or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Brits*.

NEWOATE AND LBADUNHALL. JULY 5.
There was only a moderate supply at these markets this mottling.
By the crease.—yet stone of Sibs.
Beef, 2s Bd. to Ss. ed. Aston. 26.11 d. to 3s. 10". Veal, is.
to 4.. 6d. Pork, Its. td. to 41. pd. Lamb. 3s. Bd. to Bs. Bd.

ST. JAMBS'S HAY-MARKET...74v 4.
Come Hwy Lewlead idoilloolgtor. 411 ISt to ZS Is
'to. is se. aw 4$ 4e. Am mod Rya
itt4 41,}11‘ clime Maya to ask to 41,J0.
Oat Ilitisto SO 611. to .112 10.

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