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MISS PORDEN'S NEW POEM.

This day was published, in Two Yoh. Also, price 241. boards,
CCEUR DE LION ; or, Tge TH!ap CUUSADL-
A Poem, in Sixteen Books.'
By ELEANOR• ANNE PORDIM. .•
Author of The Veilss" " The Arctic Expedition," and
• other Poems.
" Richard that roblid the lion of his heart,
And fought the holy wars in Palestine 1."
SHAICSPEARG
Printed for C. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria lane.

" This work is dedicated, by permission, to his Majesty, and,
in our opinion, justly merited chit distinction. It is a great
effort fur a femile pen, and had not Miss Porden already stood
so high among her sex who illustrate the modern literature of
_England, Cur de Lion would have placed her in the foremost
tauk."—Literary Gazette, June 22, 1822.

EXCHANGES, COINS, WEIGHTS, MEASURES, &c.
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rrHE UNIVERSAL eAMBIST, and COM MER-
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By P. KELLY, I.L.D.
The Second Edition, revised and improved.
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Foreign Weights and Measures, from actual Experiments on
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British Government; by Whose order Foreign Standards, duly
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sent century and the next. • .

CONFESSION;
OR, THE PROGRESS OF ART.
'WHEN Mr. O'Leary, of tasteful pursuits,
H'arren's Jet Mocking first polish'd his boots,
" By the powers," he cried, " thii all other surpasses,
" The art that turns boots into bright looking glasses.
" i Thady, you spalpeen, how long must I bawl,
" Now what are you doing?"—" Just nothing at all."
s• 1.-w,! off then, and hop 'cross the bog to Maclusky,
" lYve wind, with this Boot and this jar of proof whiskey,
" A 'drop of the crature will warm his old heart,
" Success while he drinks to the progress of Art."
Now speeding his way, Thady rais'd to his jowl
The whiskey, and swigg'd like a soaking wet soul;
And filling with water the deficit part,
" Success,' he exclaim'd, "to the progress of Art."
'Twas then that his form first reflected he saw
Ia WAIMEN'S fine Jet of unrivail'd eclat,
And thinking the vision.a damn incog, •
Ittn off—leaving whiskey and Boot in the bog.
One Boot was at home, where his shade in terrorem,
Implied, that the phantom had got there before him.
" 0 pardon my sins, and accept my confession !"
" 'llen own," cried O'Leary, " each former transgression;"
" I do," replied Thady-0 I water'd the whiskey,
" Full-proof, that was meant sure for Mr. Maclusky."
1; And stole from my store," said O'Leary, " beside ?"
" I
did!"—" Now bad lock to your manners betide!"
t> Leary exclaini'd—" I've detected a tief 1—
" So out of my house, you base spalpeen, be packing ;
" Consord while I am with the conscious bents(
" That now, where a knowledge of knav'ry was lacking.
" The rogue was discover'd by Warren's Jet Blacking."
This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by

NOBLE MANSION-CAMBRIDGE HOUSE.

The PROPERTY and RESIDENCE of her late MAJESTY
. QUEEN GA lit,ol.lloj ,
.;
MR. ROBINS, of Warwick House, Regent-street,
informs the Public that, by order of the Executors of her
late MAJESTY, he shall offer
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on
Tanner' the 16th July, 1822, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE NOBLE SPLENDID MANSION,
situate in South Audley-street, Grosvenor-square, planned with
Suites of spacious lofty Apartments, judiciously arranged, and
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°Okra for all purposes, large Garden enclosed by wall, and
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forming a handsome approach.
A Compact DWELLING-HOUSE at the East, and facing
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The whole of the extensive Premises are Leasehold, and ad-
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Rank and Distinction; the whole in very excellent order, an 4
fit for immediate reception.
I'o be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had on
the Premises ; of Wm. Vizard, Esq. Lincoln's Inn-fields ; and
of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington-
street, of wbum Tickets may be had.

SUSSEX AND SURREY.
. VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES.
CAPITAL RESIDENCE, OFFICES, MANOR, FARMS,
and LANDS, WOODS, TITHES, &c. near EAST G RIN-
STEA D, GODSTON E, &c. nearly TIIREE HUNDRED
and FORTY ACRES.
With immediate possession.-
TO. BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Unless 'previously disposed of by Private Contract,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-House, in 'Change-alley, Cornhin, on
Tuuasnsy the Bth August, 1822, at Twelve o'Clock,
In Lets,
I LOT 1. COMPRISES the MANOR, (sr Reputed
MANOR of the RECTORY of WEST
MOATH LEY, in the County of Sussex, with the several Quit-
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TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX ACRES
Of Meadow, Arable', Pasture, and Wood Land, lying compact ;
with the Mari Pits and Ponds of Water, and the Tithes of
Corn, Grain, and Hay thereof; and several COTTAGES,
situate in West Hciathley-street, adjoining the Roads to Turner's.
Hill, Witch-Cross, and from Ardingly, between East Grinstead,
Cuckfield, and Lindford, a fitfe and picturesque part of the

county.
. LOT 2. The TITHES of about Twelve Hundred Acres of
Land, in the Parish of West Hoathley:
LOT 3. A desirable compact Estate, BIRCH FARM, situate
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and lIA LE LAND FARM, consisting of a neat Dwelling-
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and upwards of Fifty-one Acres of Meadow, Arable, and
Pasture Land, adjoining the Turnpike-road from Fast Grmstrad
to London, and near the 25 mile-stone Crooker-lane, &e. in tise
Parishes of Horne and Godstone. The Land Tax of this Lot
is also redeemed.
The Lots may be viewed by applying to the respective tenants
on the Premises, where Particulars may be bad fourteen days
prior to the Sale; also at the Dorset Anna and Crown, East
Grinstead; King's Arras, \%'..sterham; Rose and Crown, Ton-
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gate ; White Hart, Godstotie • Star, Lewes; at Garraway's; at
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House; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-stmt., opposite Bur-
lington-street.

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