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London, England, 1824-08-14 00:00:00

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IWILLIS and CO. daostrespectfully beg
e announce to the Nobility, Chetft, andrebe Public,
1111uswar Nur, the lath c Aegn4, they PluilmleiMrsailot
THE ROYAL MUSICAL RaCOSITORv
No. SS, 314. JAMS'tonStif (opposite Jermytkotereet),
In connection with their Harmonic. ..Selena,

No. 7, Westmorimd-street, Dann.
Established, under Royal Patropage, for the Sale
PIANO-FORTES, HARPS, °ROA NS,V lOLI NS, '
And all other Npieat Iwsentomos,
From the most celebrated Makers, at Manufacture.
Also, an extensive Selection of Music, from the whole
Catalogues of Great Britain and Ireland, with.every production'

merit published on the Continent; attainments having ►
with the most eminent Houses in Paris, Lalpilc, and Viemm, (Sr
a regular supply of all the New Foreign Pablicadani.
Plano-fortes, Harps, and every deveriptiess of Idssieal
ments, let out on hige by the night, moth; or year, and forwimb4
to any part of the United Kingdom ~.•• _

Military Bands supplied with complete *and well-stemmed In-
strument% on the shortest notice.
Real Roman and the best English Harp and Irwin Strings,
ruled and elegantly unbowed Mule Paper, with every other article'
appertaining to music, on the most reasonable terms.
Music arranged and bound, Munn of the highest celebrity on
the shortest notice. Covered Caravans in constant attendance, for
the conveyance of Instruments to all parts of London and its vicinity.
WILLIS and Co. feel justified in observing, that their Repel&
tory will be fosses within the GIN Ors Breanuenamor."
a splendid Colludes of the best by all the most ap.
proved Makers, odd* MB AIM Iho Pdlicand Professors an op-
portunity of terrain** owe judgment of their respective merits.
Country Dealers espgikel en the owl terms. and Catalogues of
Nude, published by Willis and Co. ready for delivery gratis.

IWILLIS and CO. Proprietors of the ROYAL
• MUSICAL REPOSITORIES, SS, St. James's:Weet, Lon.
don • and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, have just published the
following NEW VOCAL MUSIC:
A Woodland Life, Poiacca, sung by Mr. Brabant in De Weber's
t)pera, " Der Freyschuts, written and composed by J. A.
Wade, Esq. pries 2s.
Farewell, sweet whispering Echo, a Glee, written and arranged
by ditto, Is.
Farewell, Teresa, a Duet, ditto, by ditto, Is. •
I'll love thee as the Wild Bee loves, a Ballad, ditto, as.
Morning around us is beaming, Serenade, sung by Mr. Phillips,
in the Opera of " The Barber of Seville," written and arranged by
ditto, Is.
All things around us, a Duet, sung by the Misses Aehe, the
words by D. Butler, Esq. arranged from a Spanish Melody, by
Sir J. Stevenson, Is.
Robin Adair (with new Variations) composed expressly for bin.
dame Catalan', by ditto, Is.
See our Bark (the original Boat Glee), for three voices, Third
Edition, sung at the Debits Concerts with distinguished approba-
tion, composed by ditto, Ss.
When Damon is pesest, a Glee for two Sopranos, Tense, and
Bass, ditto, composed by ditto, 2s.
Daughter of Love, a Cavatina, sung at the Nobility's Concerts,
by Miss Paton, composed by C. E. Horn, Is.
Glory from the Battle Plain (Air di Placer) arranged by do. 2s.
Heart's Ease, a Duet, composed by ditto, 2s.
Here is the Glen, a Ballad, arranged fromn German Melody,
by J. C. Clifton, 2s.
Such Tears are bliss, a Ballad, the words and melody by T. 11.
Bayly, Esq. arranged by J. C. Clifton 2s.
Non oobis Domine (a new Pocket Edition) on a Card, Is.
Affection--Friendship-0 if those Eyes deceive me not—and,
Sappho's Ode—four Songs, written by C. S. Esq. 2s. each.
Isabel's Eyes, Song, the words by T. H. Bayly. Esq. the music
by Mr. Manners, 3e.
Rule Britannia, with Madame Catalani's Variations, as sung by
her with the most enthusiastic applause, at the Theatre Royal,
Drury-Lane, arranged with an Accompaniment for the Piano.
forte, by Pro Ciancheuini. lit
Aimons-noun, Duet, arranged by Mons. Gent. 2s.
Ma Mia, a popular French Air, arranged and sung by ditto, Is.
My Love my dearest Lose, ditto, is. 6d.
She smiled, and I could not but Love, a Ballad, written in imi-
tation of the popular Ballad, " Isabel," and sung with great ap-
plause by Mr. Sapio, (Id Edition), composed by G. Stansbury, 2s.
By the radiant beam of gladness, a Ballad, composed and sung
by T. Phillips, Is.
'When the Moon's pale Light, a Song, sung by bliss Stephens at
the Nobility's Concerts, composed by Mrs. Dickens, Is.
Nice Young Maidens—Pretty little Darnsels—and Smart Young
Bachelors, three popular Ballads, sung with the greatest applause
by Mrs. Hamby, at the Theatre, Royal Dublin, coursed by South-
well, Blewitt, and H. R. B. Is. fd. each.
Hop Sbe—Old Ring Colo—and Little Pigs, three much ad-
mired Glees, sung by Meows. Pearmao, WlEten. and Bedford, at
the Theatre Royal Diddle, composed by Cord, A. Lee, and
H. R. B. Is. each. _ .

-Sir John
&weenies Sacred Melodies far Sunday Evenings, ar-
ranged for One, Two, Three, or Four Voices, Nos. I. and 11.
16s. 6d. each.
Miniature Lyrics, the words by T. H. Gayly, Esq. the music
by various eminent Composers, consisting of Songs, Duets, ice.
Nos. I. and 11. 7s. 6d. each.
I love thee not, Mary, a Ballad, the words by W. Collard, Esq.
the music by J. D. Roche,

WILLIS and Co. feel justified in observing, that at their Repo-
silory will be found, within the compass of " 024 i ESTABLISHIIIIIT:
a splendid Collection of the best Instruments, by aU the most ap-
proved Makers, which will afford the Public an opportunity of
forming &sir own judgment of their respective merits.

CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY.
This day was published,
Price Two Guineas in boards, in Three thick and closely printed
Volumes, to match with Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage, with
Ono Hundred and Fifty engraved Portraits,
MEMOIRS of the LIVES and ACTIONS of
THREE THOUSAND CONTEMPORARIES, in
every Walk of Public Life, including
EMPERORS NAVAL MEN
KINGS AUTHORS
PRINCES ARTISTS
STATESMEN MERCHANTS
CHURCH MEN AND
LAWYERS DISTINGUISHED
PHYSICIANS WOMEN
MILITARY MEN
of all Nations, now living, or deceased, while the Work has been

la preparation-.
hissed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Aye-Maria-lane, London;
and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had,
The CEROPOLOOT of the Lase Pam Yam's, being the Histori-
cal Substance of the Annual Registers and Magazines, from 1774
to January 1, 1824, serving as a Work- of cosecant Reference on
every Library Table. 15e. boards.

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The disuse of the Sacred • Scriptures in Modern Schaal has long'
bets a /object of deep regret tenteligions mons, but the
smail-
steer of the type employed in Stheol Bib* and the quantity of
, matter not usually read, led to this enarcidable result. The
Rev. S. Beasow bag, bbwever.keleeted frog' the Oa and New
Tooreanser.allhsteresting paint usually read be Schools, caused
them to be printed ilt a clear large type, and illustrated the
whole with.lllo striking engralfiege ;mind the volume, as 'night be
expected. is billed as an orgiefaities' by schools fir both Sexes
wherever it men. It isblished at Ti. boookonder the tick of
THE SCHOOL BIBpuLE; or timunntivies,
deal and iliseriebienn ssiitted .lananna from tbe Old and
New Testament, by the Rm. S. BARROW, Author of School
ekrainan, gentians eh the Old and New Testament, Scc. atc.--
Avid to ash, every degree et utility le so Important a volume,
500 Qaeatione have bees printed de its contenteln a large quarto
Cogrithaised may be bad of all Booksellers at as. with a Key at nd.
by P. lit'samer, Statiolsere-court, 14ndon, andsuld
with the ha allowance es quantities of all Pnoliselleta.
Of whom may also be had,
Bases, Canna' Peeress, and Terrawairre, illustrated with
from SIO to tee Magravings, at a trifling charge beyond the same
Books without Engravings.

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has been meritmdeus, and a few of them hale bets employed in
puma of the runaways. We have every hope, theiefare, that an
Insurrection, which has from its commencement and duratkut bore
on formidable an appearance, is about to be crushed witinet die
loss of many negro lives, and with none of the While population.
A number of idle and unpleasant reports were in circulation yes.
terday, many of which, we are assured, had not the slightest foun-
dation in truth.

It gives us great pleasure to meatioa, that 200 mis of the ind
Regiment, under the command of Captain Donaldson, and a itnall
body of artillery, who were stationed in the barracks of this city,
were embarked yesterday on board the Hussar, and proceeded this
morning for Savanna la Afar; Major-General Sir John Keane, with
his Staff, accompanied them.

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FICB.CIIANtELLORiI COUR n-11$ DAY.
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.orddap scoh bit seat this day at ten o'clock;
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sod disposed of the following Cause Petitions. In the
almaof itichows Moritz ; in the matter of Lowe v.
lamb; White 6. Webber; Leseis b. Jones; in the mi-
ter of the Tedbury Charity Estates ; and in the matter
SA-

Tl;rstiAN 9. infliAllf.
Mr.Wminanass, on this cause, which by some unac.
countable Mistake bed b'een put in the jasper of causes
for hearing in this Court, altholigh the suit was in the
tolls Court, being called on, 'Aid he should "tot detain
'his Lordship but a very start time; the case had been
litird by bit Lordship in the Rolls—.
Lord Girrolis—Theo how dues Is come here ?
)Trust su—My'lad, yo were pleased to make,An order the
ocher day, Mat my
.114.sed Friend doss act feel satisfied with h.
Lord Gteroaa.—A very considerable portion of time was occupied
in the iseariag. Ids sot Is here as Master of the Roils. li,:
business of that Cotrt,must not be intermitted with this. tf you
have any applies*e tb make you must being k on in the regular
cosine at the • • .
Mr. Waaasatan.—The pokiest, my ILord, are very short.
Lord Garros..—That does not aignkfy. lam presiding here for
hie Hostourthe Vice-Chaseenot, and the business of the Roils must
not interfere with this Court. The cause must be struck otu..—This
was accordingly done.

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- - - - Little. -• To *hick are Fretted Insunetions for
iale of - during Pregeancf. By the late Sir Richard Croltal,tawirf-t.b. I
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5. Liarnmi between the late Morrow Boum. M.D. Physi- I
refs' Prices. - clan to Ms Majesty, and Dr.--Rooosson, on the Grosioativa Sr&
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