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London, England, 1812-12-30 00:00:00

A NEW SPORTING WORK,

Now publishing in Monthly Numbers, by Enwaari OAML,
Dona-street, Nu. I. price 21. i. of
ANEW WORK ()f FOREIGN r•IELD
SPORES, and SPORTING ANECDOTES, from
Ds.twistos by Messrs. HOWIrT, ATKINSuN, CLAIM, and
MAKSKIRCII.

'1 he Work ro consist of ten parts, each part to contain ten
Ifighly-fitii.hecl Plates, in colours, with descriptive Letter. Press.
Price 21s. each part. karly Subscribers to have the first mpres-
sions. Bond•street, corner of Bruok•sireet.

This day was published, price 6d. or ss. per Dozen'
NECESSITY of PROTESTANT PETITIONS
against POPI-41-1
" I heir a Lion in the lobby roar,
" Say, Mr. Speaker, shah we shut the door,
" And keep hint out, or shall we let fvm iu
" T' try if we can push him out spin ?"
Printed for Siockdale, Jenior, 41, Pali-Mail; and I. M.
Richardson, Corollal.
Also, pt ice lA. tach, The Protestant Advocate, No. 1 to 4.
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MILITARY PANORAMA. Numb::: IV. price as.
Embellished with a Portrait of the Earl of &loin. and a most
correct Map of the Sear of War in Russia.
ON the lst of JAnuary will be published, the above
NUMBER of this elegant, Military And Classical Work,
eontaioing a Biography of General Lord Moira, Remarks on the
Niilitary :system, Campaigns to the Peninsula, a full Ac punt of
the Cossacks, Reviews, Intere.ttr•.g Correspon lence and Com-
munications from :pain, with the General Orders, Courts Mar-
tial, and GazAtes.
Published by P. Martin, lama tits-Flrrn of Cads& andigsr.
510), ss, Orcloird-str.,et, corner of Oxford-street.

This ea), Wile published,
In a large Volume Octavo, price t 84. in boards, .
Deilleared by permission, to Lord Ellttabormigh,
A TREATISE on the LAW of SLANDER,
LIIIk.L, SCANDALUM MAGNATUM, 'and PAVE
RUMOUR.; ; including the Ways which Regulate Intellectual
Communication% affecting the Characters of Ind•viduals and the
Inter. sts of the Public, with a Description of the Practice and
Pleading; in personal Actions, Informations, Indictments, Attach-
minas tar Contempt', tcc. connected wish the Subject.
By -THOMAS S PARKIE.
Cf Lincoln's inn. Barrister a; Law.
London: Printed for %V. Clarke and Sons, Law BoOktellers,
Pertitgal-street, Lincoln's Inn.

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GRAND MAI' OF SPAIN AND POL(TUG.II..
Tills day was published,
On Twtlec large Sheets, each ahem two feet ten inches by two
fett two Inches, price unmounted Xs. 13a. U. or in a case or
on rollers £5. ss.
ANEW MILITARY MAP of SPAIN and
PORTUGAI., compiled from the Nautical Surveys of
Don Vincent Tofino ; the Nei,. Provincial Maps of Don Dolma
Lora ; the large Map of the Pyaenees, by Roussill, and various
original Ducum,uts.
Published by lohri Stockilale,
Where may be had, jr-a published, on Four large Sheets, price
unmounted £l. S.. or in a case or on rollers £3. mi.
A New Map of the Seat of War in the Nurbern part of Europe,
comprehending Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the lialtic Sea, Ger-
many, Prussia, Poland, tisviiserlahl, part of Fiance, and the
whole Rusoan Empire.

SPANISH BOOKS.
'ibis day was published, by I. Booser, 4, Old Broad-stmt,
Royal Exchange, one volume l onto. neatly printed on fine
paps, with a beautiful Lngraving, price 4s. 6d. boards,
TeL PABLO COJUELO Verd.tdas Sonati is, y
LL Nevalas de la otra Vida, traductdas a estas por Luis de Gue-
vara. Anadido al fin cnn ocho Enigmas curiosos y dos Novella.
Where may be load,
Ftrand's Carts Mr rcantiles, Conocimientos, Pratestos,
&c.—
In :Imo. place 4s. 6d. boards.
Turpin's flistory of Clialics the Great and Orlando; together
pith the most celebrated Spanish Ballads mentioned in Dos
Quixote, Fpanisli and EnOisli. In 2 vols. Bvo. fine paper, price
,/.1 Is. iioards.
La Floresta Espanola, or Choice Pieces in Prose and Verse,
taken frona the best Spanish Authors. 1.2tn0. ss. 6d. boards,
ConnOly's Granaloar for Spaniards to learn English. In Bvo.
i price 7s boards.

AGKICULTURAI.. REPORTS bF GREAT BRITAIN.
`-rl-I.F.SE REPORTS, consisting ut new and
tm-
prov, d Editions of the COUNTY SURVEYS, drawn up
under the imtnee.;ate sanction of Parliament, and published by
Authority of the Board of Agriculture, are respectfully subru tied
to the Landed and Agricultural In:trestle-4 hey unite every spe-
cies of information relative to the Statistical, Economical, Agri-
cultural, and Commercial state of each County. S.ziy-three
Volumes, uniformly printed in octavo, and dlestratrd by Maps
and Plates, are alreasly publishedi—the remainder are in a course
of publication, and will appiir in the ensui(ig year. Ihe tie fa-
lowinz are selected as being e nitiguous to the Metropolis, and
should be in the possession of eve.), person connected with Agri-
cultural lurstlits :
Alinuttstx, Second Edition, with kblap, by John

£0 14 o

hliddleton, Esq.
Essrx, 2 vois. with 58 Plates, by A.Young, Esq.
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London: Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternosf
ter-row ;G. and W. Nicol. Pall-Mall ; and W. Gossling, 301,
Oxford-street.—Of whom may be bad,
A Itepoit of the Committee of the Board of Agriculture, con-
cerning the Culture and Use of rotatoes, ato, price 74.61

FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
pevatoli taugl.t, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square,
to Ladies and Gentlemen bf any age, who have never learnt that
accompli-hment, or have not the modern tole.
Mr. ALL CN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those
to 'Petri k is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite
for genteel society expeditiously, pries:oly, and hi a superior style
of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching
may learn at a small expeace, with a respectable set of pupils, on
the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the
most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the praeo.
tion. The Sub.criptien Assemblies are every Friday.

TO Ladies who are accustomed to take their break-
fast in bed, Messrs. POCOCKS beg leave respectfully to
recrunmend their PA VENT BOR I HEMA or It ANG
TRESS, as it will raise to any AA-Irian for them to sit up in the
most comfortable manner; willbe found extremely useful In the
,approacbitg winter, as there is no danger of taking cold, the bed
and bed-cicehes being ra;red with them ; can be made to fit any
b..thtead, and cannot be put out of order. This is just the time
for Ladies to have them made during their stay In the country,
taking some time to fit up, they will be completed by chesr re-
turn to town.
May be bad, with every article of useful and ornamental Fur-
niture, at their Warehouse, No. 26, Southampton-street, Covent-
' Garden.

PEARLS SOLI), CLEANED AND STI
'I 'HE Advertiser being the real Mansfaci
1- determined to sell every article cf the fire . fa:
workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz.
Pearl Necklacesany pattern trout X 5 15 6 remaking C£o 12 0
Earrings per pair 1 5 0 •10 6
Bandeaux .• - 10 10 0 ti 10 0
-
Sprigs •
4 4 (
Eracelets per pale . 5 100) urvants 1 0
10 5 6
Lockets - 1 11 • 0 14 0
Broaches - 1 S 0 0 7 6
Crns-es - - 1 1 0 0 4 6
Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe,
from the above prices, that every ornameut is made of a com-
position,. or whit is commonly called Patent Pearlss they are
respoctiully informed, that every articlo is composed of Oriental
Pearls from cue fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being
manufactured by the real workman, are offered to the public
much under their usual charges.
Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in morocco
eases, consisting of Necklae;s, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and
three Brooches, Irons £25 to £xo per suit. Apply to i. H. Bar-
low. Pearl-Worker and Stringer, No.l, Grange-court, Casey-
street, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Ornaments or any Artiee sent to Lutes in the Country, by
a rw.pettable Reference in Town.

CTNG•

surer, is
hien .uid

FIRST OF FASNION.—BEAUTIFUL LONG STAYS. 1
MA RSTON SE Co. 25, HOLY WELL-STREET, Strand,
(t.. prevent mistake, tit& Second Stay Shop on the left-
hard from Newcattie-street) near the New CovecH, (late '.. o-e-
-man and Manager to Mr. Mitts), beg leave to acquaint the
Lad es in general, that are curious in taste and elegancks in
Long Stays; which are far superior in taste and fashion; SO any
house in London. Ladies by purchasing two pair of °me s'ze, will
,he entitled to the wiredesale price, for ready Money, being fully
competent to keep twice the assortment of any other in the trade.
MARSTON presumes Ladies will find his Warehouse for Pa,ent
Corseta worthy their attentbx, and not to be equal!ed tor work
manship and cheapness. Beautiful long and improved Shape stays
from is. to Xi ; btron g coloured Corsets froi , .is to Ice.; several
hundred pairs of Children.' Stays, from Ss. Gd. to Is. 6d.
MAlleros Batters himseif, by his long experience for upwards
of lea Years as Foreman and $O4 Manager to Mr. Mills s bust-
ness, that he is compe:ent to give every satisfaction to those La-
i dies who choose to honour him with ineir cothmanda.
MARS rota is the sole Invet.tor of the Patent Tell= Stays.
Orders duly executed in Town or Country, on the shortest
Notice. Convenient Rooms to try in.—To prevent imposition
in the trade, all orders are requested to be 'tent by baud, or by
post, paid..-No count Won with any other House.