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London, England, 1813-05-11 00:00:00

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LANCASTERIAN INSTMITION FOR THE
EDUCATION OF THE POOR.
ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be held
be Free Masons Hall, on Saturday the 15th of May,
the Duke of BEDFORD, in the Chair, supported by
I Highnesses the Dukes of KENT and SUSSEX.
STEWARDS.
Charles Calvert, Bag. M. P.
Rev. W. B. Collyer, D. D.
Rev. John Evans, A. M.
Henry Hinckley, Esq.
The Rev. E. Maltby, D. D.
Daniel Moore, Esq.
Basil Montague, Esq.
Lieutenant• Colonel Page

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iunt Ebrington, M.P.
Iston, M. P.
Heron, Bart. M.P.
£ Swyuburne, Bart.
Tbrockmorton, Bart. I
litergoyne, Esq.
may be bad of the Stewards; the Committee; the
my, at No. 27, Argyle-street, or No. 22, Bridge-street,
Bitckftiars; the Royal Free School, Borough-road; Mr. Carstan,
No. 33, Ludgate•Hill ; Mr. R. Taylor, Shoe-lane, Secretary to
the Royal Luicasterian School for the Holborn Distriet ; Mr.
As, Finsbury-place, Secretary of the Royal Lancasterian
School in the City Road; Mr. Harrod, at the Spitaltields Lan-
ra.terian School; Mr. MiArthur, at the Lancasterian School, in
Bermondsey; Mr. Baker, at the Lanca,terian School, Horse-
ferry• mad, Westminster; and at the Bar of the Tavern ; and
that the Stewards may ascertain what number to provide for,
they request an early application, as-Tickets- will not be issued
after Thursday, the 13th of May.—Dinner Tickets, including
wine, 155.

Beejamin Shaw, Esq. got P.
Rev. Robert Young, D. D.
William Wilshere, Esq.
Joseph Bonwell, Esq.

ANGEL INN, GRANTHAM.
TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND THE PUBLIC.
WILLIAM DUNHILL respectfully begs leave
to return his grateful thant s to the numerous Friends of
his late Father, for the many favoars conferred on him at the
above Inn, for a period of nearly thirty years, and to assure
them it will be his study to merit a continuance of their patro-
pace by an unremitting attention to every department of the busi-
ne-c connected with their comfort and accommodation.
Grantham, May, 1813.

TO DRAPERS AND TAILORS.
APERSON who has lately left a situation as
Foreman, where he had to superintend the whole of the
conzern, chiefly in the Military and Naval Uniforms, Riding-
habits, &c. wishes to be engaged again in the same capacity. No
objection to a situation in a country town. The most respectable
references may be had in point of character and abilities, from
IL 12A: place. A line, post paid, addressed to H. Z. at the Blue
Faits, Berwick-street, Suho, will be duly attended to.

IMPORTANT TO THE ARMY.
11 and W. RIDGE, of CHICHESTER, having
_LP • established extensive Warehou=ses in that City, beg leave
to offer their services in furnishirz the ARMY in General, but
mere particularly Regiments passing through the Sussex Dis-
trict, w!th Necessaries, Clothing, and Accoutrements, of every
description. Stores are so extensive, and such arrange-
ments have been made to merit patronage and approbation, that
a Regiment may be supplied at an Hour's Notice, with every ar-
ticle required for the complete equipment of the Soldier
IL B. Regiments going to or returning from the Peninsula,
would find great advantages In the contiguity of the above ware-
houses to Portsmouth.

M.NA NOVAIS.--Jast imported from the Brazils,
AQUANTITY of GEMS of the above name, of
superior brillianty, little inferior to Diamonds of the first
inure which the present Possessor w.ll submit to the inspection
()bile Nobility and Gentry, on their return to Town, manufac-
ttim: in a variety of Trinkets and Ornaments in Jewellery—as
Nefklaces, '1 tares, Combs, Ear-rings, Bracelets, Rings, Shoe and
Kan e.buckles.
Ladies whom J. H. BARLON, has the honour to work for, are
requested to make early application, as the sale will be confined,
swing to the scarcity.
Apply to J. H. B.testow's Manufgctory (not a Shop), No. I,
Grange-court, Carey.street, Chancery-lane, a few doors front
Spode's China Warehouse.
Ltners, post paid ; and Ladies attended in Town at the shor-
test police, with Drawings to any fancy.

SWEET BREATH. - OXLEY'S OXYGE-
NATED POWDER and I.OZENGES, invented by her
Majesty's late Chemist, Mr. SAMUEL OXLEY, Proprietor of
the Essences of Ginger and Liquorice Root.—The excellence of
this Preparation consists in Fs correc•ing all impurities Which
arise from decayed Teeth or a vitiated state of the gastric juice.
It does not disguise a bad breath by a temporary perfume, being
itself void of scent ; but acts medicinally on the "fret:sive cause.
The Powder is a most elegant Dentifrice and complete Antiscor-
hide. The Lozenges are adapted for greater convenience, being
are portable; one or two being taken after partaking of savoury
Cies or strong liquors, the purity of the Breath is restored.
Sold wholuale and retail by S. OzLev and Co. No. 6, York-
ttreot Covent-garden; also, by their appointment, at Sanger's,
OsCurd-street ; Ward, Balboni; :Auld», Cheapside ; Randall,
Royal Exchange; in boxes at 25.9 d. each.

TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND THE PUBLIC IN

GENERAL.
rp URMEAU and SEWARD, Inventors of the
Patent LIVERPOOL LAMP, feel it a duty they owe the
Public to state, that the very great demand for their Lamps has
tr..leced a few needy individuals to attempt introducing to the
e,:. a Lamp resembling the Patent Liverpool—only in its out-
.ll,p,ara.te, but in principle the same as the Argand (than
%Lich none cm be worse for burning common oil). The ka-
t:ewe number of Patent Liverpool Lairs now in use in the
/...a.es of the Nobility and Gentry, as well as in the shops of
Ira:lest/um, are the most convincing proof of their eminent su
?eriority over every Lamp hitherto invented; they produce as
%tech brilliant pure light as any three other Lamps with the
to of common oil only, without smell or smoke.
illy Warehouses belonging to the Proprietors are at No.
1-21 Drury-lano, opposite Long Acre; and No. 6'2, Church-
'^v-t, Liverpool; whore the best wick oil and glasses may be
kat'. l'or the above.

BILITISii PAINT MANUFACTORY, .
4!, London Wall, oppos;te Bethlem.
INIPENETRABLE PAIN Fs GROUND in LINSEED OIL,
Et,r Parktaling, Tiles, Slates, useful and ornamental Painting in
g.r.tr4:, and Weather-boarding of every description.
per cwt. per cwt.
t...9'..,.11'.e llrecn 56a Stone Colour 565.
Link like Green 70s. Lead or Slate Colour 565.
P,r;g:lt °ere Green 112 s. Lljht Blue ttos.
I.• .-.:-.. l'a..at 565. Chocolate Sta.
l'.aur. 56s j Red Paint 40s.
1 •1.,w 565.
l'i,i•itt d Drying Oil to thin the above for use, ss. per gallon.
Gotaint Gratt:ld White/ Ka. I per Gal.
Lead, Fe; CWt. S '''''.
Best Sperm Oil es. 6d.
per gall. Double Refined Oil ~ 6s. 61
Turrntlne 10s. Single ditto ditto Es. 6'.
l.hiseeil Oil 59. tid. Pale Seal Oil lis. 64.
I- ir.: Cohen, &c. &c. I Pale Whale Oil 4s. od.
UP fON & Co. (;..LOCK MANUFACTURERS, London
Wall, and Kennett Wharf, most respectfully recommend the
above Paint to the Publicos applicable to the general purposes of
I.A-. WI and ornamental painting. They dry very quick, are very
Int:lut in appearance, and possess a durability which renders
1i.,.ul .- fn peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work which Is con-
-I:,e:tly or partially exposed to the effects of the weather. Adver-
,trenti having la.ely appeared, recommending Paints under si-
rnar titles, which are prepared from Fish Oil, or sold In an un-
gratoonded some, Upton and Co. feel it proper to say, that they
are nor, nor ever were connected with those houses, and that
'4 ' Paints are not prepared with Coal Tar or Fish Oil.
Mirchants, ship-Owners, and the Trade swprUed.

• This day were published,
Elegantly printed by BENSLEY, in 4 vols. royal 4to. price Sixteen
Guineas in boards, with a Portrait of the Author, and 93 En-
gravings from Original Drawings, illustrative of the Natural
History, Scenery, Antiquities, and Costume, and including
Portraits of several distinguished Characters,
ORIENTAL MEMOIRS.; selected and abridged
from a Series of familiar Letters, written during seventeen
years' residence in India : including Observations on parts of
Africa and South America; and a Narrative of Occurrences In
I.tur inch aVoyages. By JAMES FORBES, F. R. S. &c.
Printed for the Author. Published by White, Cochrane, and
Co. Horace's Head, fleet-street.
The subjects of Natural History have been engraved and co-
loured by Hooker in a style of great accuracy and beauty ; and
the landscapes and other subjects by C. Heath, Angus, Storer,
Greig, &c.

SUTHERLAND GENEALOGY.
This day was publi.hed, in folio, with beautiful Engravings,
price £3. Se. in boards,
GENEALOGICALHISTORY of the EARL-
DOM of SUTHERLAND, from its origin to the year
1630; written by Sir ROBERT GORDON, of Gordonstoun, Bart.
with a continuation to the year 1651. Published from the origi-
nal Manuscript. A few copies on large paper, price £7. 17s. tid.
Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin-
burgh; and White, Cochrane and Co. London.
•." The Public is here presented, not only with an accu•
rate Genealogical History of the ancient House of Suther-
land, but also with a minute Detail of the Principal Transac-
tions which occurred during a period of nearly 600 years, parti-
cularly in the counties of Sutherland and Caithness,and the High-
lands of Scotland in general. The History of these parts, it is
presumed, will receive more elucidation from this work, than
from any which the-public is at present pok stand of. The whole
bas been carefully transcribed, by permission of the Marchioness
of Stafford, from the Original Manuscript preserved at Dunrobin
Castle.—An Appendix has been added, containing an Inventory
of Writs of the Earldom, and a Continuation of the succession of
the Earls of Sutherland, from 1651 to the present date.

This day was published,
In imperial Bvo. price One Guinea, the FIRST PART, accom-
panied by five Engravings, of a New Edition of
THE HOLY BIBLE ; illustrated with Engrav-
ings by CHARLES HEATH from Drawings by RICHARD
WESTALL, R. A.—The present Edition will be printed at the
Oxford University Press, in the first style of elegance, without
Notes or Commentary. It will be embellished by 30 Engravings
of the moat finished execution, by and after the Artists above-
named. It will be completed in Seven Parts, to be published at
the interval of three or four months between each. A very MM.
ted impression wiU be taken off upon a small folio-sized paper,
with proof impressions of the plates; the price of which will be
Two Guineas each Part. For the accommodation of Print Col-

lectors, or the possessors of other editions of the Bible, the Illus-
trations of each Part will be separately, at the rate of Ss. for
each print, or ss. proofs. The whole of the Plates will be
printed upon French plate paper.
Printed for White, Cochrane, and Ce. Horace's Head, Fleet-
Street.

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