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London, England, 1814-01-22 00:00:00

'ASHIONABLE DANCING ,by Mr. ALLEN,.
privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square,
ro Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
icEomplikhrnenr, or have not the modern-style.
Mr. Act cte6 System of keaching is expressly studied for those
to whom it is an object en acquire easily that fashionable requisite
for 'tenter' sociert expes:itiously, privately, and in a superior style
of grace and elegance. Those wlio do pot want private teaching
may learn e a small expence, with a respectable set of pupil's, on
the public Loathing evenings. Professors of deicing taught the
most elegant flinty dances, and all the supertosparts of the proles-
The Subscripdon Assemblies are every Friday.

This day was.publibhed,
In Onelop !plume, Ova price los. in boards, the Seventh
• . Edition; corrected, of
OMAN ANTIQinTrEsi or, 'an Account of
AAP the *LIMNERS end CUSTOMS• of the ROMAN :
designed chicly to frustrate the La& -Classics, by explaining
words and pheasee from the I.ltes and customs to which they
refer. • fip A E.EXANDER ADAM, LLD. Rector of the High
I.Schoof-of Edinburgh.,
Printed for CAA Aid Davies ; F. C. and J. Rivington, J.
Walker, G. Wikir, Lossgran Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Lackingoon, Allyn, and Co. Law, W. inger, J:Mawman,
and J. B,noker, London; and W. Creech,. at Edinburgh.

• Titre-We/as published, price Bs. In boards,
TREATISE on the DEFENCE of FORM
MEP PLACES; Plustratcd by Proofs and Examples,.
drawn from AncLnt and Modern History. Written" under the
direction,, and published by comnroplqf BONAPARTE, for the
guldanee 'and instruction of the Officers'of the French Army.
By M. CARNOT.
Translated from the French,
By Lieutenant-Colonel Baron Di MONTALEMBERT,
Permanent Assistant Quartet-Ma.ter-General.
!,,• The above Work wiilbe found particularly interesting at
the present Period, as it contains various Decr.:es and Regula-
tions rimed by the Frentit Government, since the beginning of
the Revolution, concerning the Defence of Fortified Pines.
Printed for T. F'.4;erton, Military Library, Whitehall.

• TM day was published,
Under the sination of their Graces. the Archbishops of Canter-
bury, York. and Dublin, for the purpose of coshing the
Clergy reliding in the Countty, to adnunister Relief to their
Parishioners labouring under the tonsPlicuted Mislbrtunes of
Poverty and Disease, and in (..:4slll of Accidents, Which require
immediate.Assistance._The Woad Edition; iith considera-
ble additions, price &GI. boarcts;k. PRAC'T'ICAL DICTIONARY of 13,4MES-
i TIC MEDICINE, comprehending the best known Mean•
of preventing, alleviating, and curing the Diseasesincident tosthe
11 limn Frame, by Regimen, Diet, Cloathing, &c. the Treatment'
and Prevention of Accidents, the Property of limes, and &l-
ath Herbs, with Dir,ctions i u th:ir Use, a .popular View of
Anatomy% its. Pe. 'Ste.
By itICHARD REECE, M. D.
• Meinberof the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. &c,&c.
Printed for Leugunut, Liu rst, Rees, Urine, and Brown, Partr-
turetts'-row. • •
Of whom ;nay he had, just published,
The Medical Guide, I.sr the 1.1. e of the Heads of Pamiliessi
seminaries, &c. The t( tit Edition,improved, price WWs.lid. bds.
" It is of htspOrtance that every man should know somethieg
of the laws of life, :Ile nature of disease, and the most rational
modes of cure y for *this purpose Dr. Reace's book is better
adapted than any with which we site acquitnteil. It is more pi-
dicious and meslatethan the Domestic Medicine of Buchan,
which we bate id Ambit it will entirely supersede."
Critical Review, April, 1811.

OROSVENGR SIVARR.•
ELEGANT Ive,,ANglON, WITH EXTENSIVEPPPECES,
, ‘VACti-HCIUSE,'ETABLES, alp •
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Tly Mr. stomps,
At Garraway's Coffee:Amor, 'Chnttie-alhay, Cornhilf, on Wei-
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nesday next, at Twelve-
ACAPITAL- Spacious Eteiini MANSION,
situate on the North side of Grosvenor-square; the re-,
sitience and property of a Nobleman. -
The Premises have been recently enlarged and improved, at a
very considerable exnence, and are plan:tea with every accom-
modation for a Famiiy.nf the First Dittinction, cripaining Four
ROOM., with Water-closets, &c. on the principal Eldora; and
tut tny Servants' Chambers. •
Princ pal, and Secondary Stone Stair-cases, in the basement,
nun-serous well-arranged Offices, detached- Kitchen, Scullery;
Cool-lardeas, Sec.; capital Wine Callan, and a range of Sleeping
Room for Servants; lofty Stable for tight Horses, and Coach-
house,
Harness Room, Coachman's Apartments, with Rooms
over Loft, tie.
The Improvements and alterations have been condectedby
one of the first Architects, and are done in a most substantial'
mariner held under the Earl, of Grosvenor, for a term of which
55 years are unexpired, at a anal' ground. rent.
To be viewed by Tickets.
Particulars may he had on the Premise.; of Messrs: Tennant
and Harrison, Solicitors, Gray's lan square; the Subsciiption-'
houses St. James's-street and pAii Mail ; at Garraway's; and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom
tickets for.viewing may be had„"

YER S-STR ENT, CI.AR E 4 MARKET.
Valuable Freehold gracious Roomy Houses, with Yards, Ware;
houses, Ste. with immediate possessiod. . .
'By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, ou Wedneislay next, in 'Two Lots,
VACUA BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ami-
prising those Extensive Roomy Premises In possession of
Mr. Cunningham, shuate on the East side of Vere-street, Clare-
Market, entnpriang a very Dwelling-house three stories
high, two roots on a flour, and Closets, Shop in front, and pri-
va e Entrance, convenient Offices, to the basement, spacious open
Yard, with Counting-house and Warehouse behihd communico-
tine with the house, a Cellar under the warehouse, a paved Yard.,
wits roomy warele.uses at the end, and two stories of warehouses
over ; the whole in substantial repair; a cart-way, with a stal I
leading from the warehouses to Dolte-street, and cellar under ;
also, spacious cellars adjoining the House in Yere-street, may be
bad on lease.
tot Q. Compr'ses a Freehold' Substantial Compact Desiratle
Dwelling house, three stories high, two reams on a floor, with
Closets, Etc. a pr•vate entrance, and Shop in tr. 41-, Parlour be-
hinii,paveil yard, Jk.c. convenient offices on the basemene; In vng•
session and on lease to Mr. Webster, Carver and Gilder, at a 1 v.,
rant.—Mese Lots, joivl:her, form a very desirable Property
for a Manufactory or 1.,r investing nUmey.
Mo be viewed by anlying on ;be ?rainier', where .partitu-
%lars may be Had ; of Messrs. Jennings and Collier, Carey-street,
Liar. olu's Inn ; Mr. Downe, YorV-rreet, Coirent-garden ; at
Oarraway's; and of Mr. it obins,Warisick-street,Gokielisequare: