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MONDAY,' MARCH 18, 181;

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This day was publidied, In 11m/slice 2s, 6d.
MOSCOW, a Poem; by Mrs. H ENRY ROLLS,.
Authoress ef Sacred Sketches, &c.
London: Printed for Law and Whittaker. 13, Ave Maria-
lane, and may also be had of all other Booksellers.
Where may be had, lately published, •
SAca en Sirrcurs from Scripture Histury, Poems, by the
same Authoress, Bvo. price 6s. hoards.
" The manner In which the Authoress has executed a task so
honourable to herself, requires our critical evrohation. The
polished beauty of the v shews considerable and studious read-
ing in the poetical literature of England "—exit. Rev. Aug. 181.5

ADVENTURES DF QUI HI? IN HINDOSTAN. •
This day was published,
In Royal Octavo, ernbelliabed with Twenty-eight Engravings by
Rawl.* N DSO N, coloured. price 255. extra boards.
THE GRAND MASTER; or, AovErcrußes nr
QUI HIT IN HINDOSTAN. A Hudibrastic Pu.em,ln E.rht
Cantos.—By QUIZ. Illustrated with Engravings, by Row-
LANDSuN.

London : Printed by Thomas Tea, N0..11 I. Cbeapside ; C.
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This day was published, in Two large Volumes 4to.
price Lo. ss. In bouds, •
rrHE. LIFE of JAM ES the SECOND, KING of
1 ENGLAND, &c. collected out of Memoirs writ of his
own Hand, together with the King's Advice to his Son, and his
Majvsty's Will. Publisliedby command of his Royal Llighness
the l'rince Regent, from the original Stuart Manos,:rirs witch
had been carefully preserved at Rome in the Family of the Pro-
tender, and arc now depos'ted in Carltnn lon ,e.
By the Rev. 1 S CLARICE, LLB. F.R
Historiographer to the King, Chaplain to the Household, and
Librarian to the Prince Regent.
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France, from ti.e latter part of the Reig.i ul Clualcs the Fir::, to
the close of King William's Reign.

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ANOTHER Meeting of this Society, to consider
a proposal for receiving yet an additional number of Books
into their List, will be held at the Bane Corszt-Houst,
"Ilreadneedlesstre. t, on Wednesday Evening, the Such instant,
at Six o'Clock predraly.
•„• At the late Meeting (which consisted of about Twenty
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- WATERLOO COLUMN.
THATCHED HOUSE TAVERN. St. .I.lnrs's.
street, January 19—Lord SOMER VILLE'in the Chair.
His Lordship stated to the Meeting—" That a Meeting was
held early in the last Autumn, at Wellington. in Somersetshice,
to consider of the propriety of erecting a Column on :hat point
of the Blackdown Hells %%bleb form a part of the estate eurehased
by Parliament for his Grace tl:e Duke of Wellington. A Sub-
scription was at that time entered into, wkich has since here(
sanctioned by the approbation of his Royal Highness the 't•iiice
Regent, and by those distinguished persons who were named by
Parliament as Crustees to carry into effect this gra.:t. Their
names, in common with many others, together with that of Field
Marshal Prince Blucher, wilt b 2 found in the list of Su!tscribcrs.
The spot chosen for this purpose, is well sated to keep alive the
remembrance of the splendid Victories galtu-s1 by this deo, and
cannot fail, at the sante time, to perpetuate the irrinc;ble tonne
and skill of those who fought under his command. It wll more-
over form a most pronsinent feature in a p:rt of England already
ornamented by the Pillar raised in honour of the late Earl of
fdlhatham, and by the "Cower built It St rellead, in colnmemora.
tion of the spot where Alfred .t he Great firs, • t.. 4114 wridard."
The following Itest:lutions were then moved by Wm D•cker.•
Esq; M.P. Md., latitaolll4. Ire A. SFatord, Esq. wench
I Wire carried unanimously;
I it. Resolved, That when the Subscription . shill hare con-
tinned open for the space of one year front this d in:, the -um of
fat/ guineas shall be given for the hest Plan or Model of 0: • Co
lemn to he erected in tumour of the splendid Victories gatie 1 by
his Grace the Duke of Wellington.
Ind. That a Contract shall be entered into with such Architects
as shall engage to execute the Design, so approved, in the chearett
and best innmer—regard bring had-to durability AtA elf-ct.
3d. That the said building shall be ereved in the cons • ref
three years front the period when the design be delivered
over to the person who shah' be chosen to execute the same.
4th. That the fonowtoniusciiption be engraved on the
bast of the eald Colenot :

•t Fo hint by selsoie transcendant talents our gallant and well-
Solilfers have in every institute been led to Victory—
To Arthur Wellesley, Diit e of Wellington, &c. &e. this Column
is erecied. by 1.14 C iiii:rynsen; a m intiniettr tit their gratitude
and admiration." On the South .id, of the ba*t.,)
" lodia protteted
At -:iye."
(04 the West ditto,)
as Thai t rind POI tllg:11 rCtsCl:ed 1
VA111:1 a ; • I'm re. Vel.rat ; S.tlarnanca;
Ba•lajos ; Vireria; &c. Ste."
(On the N,:rth
" Zepublican Tyrant:lt sididitted!
Bayonne; ThoulouNe."
(oii the Fast ditto,)
" The Netherlotids an('
Europe ddivered!
Waterloo "
.5.h. That a fifth part of the tom subscr:bed shall be vetted as
a !•ttad, the in erect of which •th:0: be appropriated to thepurpose
of 1: -eping the said Colunui in perpetual repair, under the direc-
tion ut three Vs uttees, namely, the Lord Lieotenant, and two
Deputy Lieutenants of the County of ''oinerset.

omrEitVii.i.E. Chairman.
Mr. Dice CX.ION then moved the Thank... of the Meeting to
du: Noble Chairman, for het polite and attentive c?siduct while
in the Cha'r, wh:eh was carrr d utianim-n6ly. After which his
Lord 'hip retornel thaisks for the hunota conferred on him.
l'he ltes..lutintts were ten directed to he rublimi.4 in the
Morn,mt end Evvning Newspapers ; and that oubscriptiou will
be received at the hilly wing atanki..l Houses:
Nte•srs. Hanimersley's. Dtvtion,:e...'s, „Dad (311141nr,',.. t t t 1”.
pony #Vr'''• iiif 'i ft"- -m44 t - - ili.- • `•;;;;••••• 3,14 i.
..,,,i ro. Ani!e, Fs4 mid at all Cainicry ifan ,rs.
'its It. H. the I)uire of Miss Camphell 1 1
York - LO 0 I Firs: Somerset Militia, viz.
Hi. I:. H. the Dike of - 1 kizjor Joll.ife 10 10
Clarence ... 50 0 1 Major Sanford 30 0
flit It. H. the Duke of Surz-on Tucker 1 0
C•iiiisr.tl;!e 50 0 P.lyauuter Nagle 1 0
1 Prince Blicle:e , 20 0 Capt.lu Tench, Adjutant 1 0
tterl limal-tt 25 0 Captain Dampier 1 9
Rt. lion. tile Muter of Cap:3:ll Norris 1 o
tl.t: Role 20 0 Captain Hefty . 1 0
Rt. Hun. Ce. Rose, M.P. 20 0 Captain Joets 1 0
J. B. Lethbr.d.v, Esq. 50 0 Captain Farewell 1 ()
W. A. Sanford. Ett; 58 0 Captain U. re 1 0
W. Di•:kuoson ,Esq M,P. 50 0 Captain I.tleas 1 0
W. ;.1411g:011, I..sti.M Y. 50 0 Capt.de I. Farewt-11 1 0
sir J. frevelyatt, Bart. 20 0 Captain Mortimer 1 0
Wm. Mair, Esq., 20 0 . Captain Day 1 0
' John Ackland, Esq. 10 0 1 Quarter-Master Chorley 010
' John Norton Esq. 111 0 1 Lieut. Fortye 0 10
John Parish, Esq 25 0 1 Lieut King • oto
11. P. Collins, Esq. M.P. 20 0 1 Lit ut. O'l/rlen 1 I
me J. Igtegham, Ba.-t. 10 0 Lieut. Eaton 1 0
C. K. K. rynte, Esq. 10 10 I.ltet. Avelino 010
Mat. Briekdale, Esq. 10 .0 Lieut. Hugo 010
Jobs) anckilele, Esq. JO 0 Lieut. Jesse 010
J. T. Warre, Fn. to 0 Lieut. Smith 0 10
Henry Santos* Esq. 10 0 lient. Charley 010
Wm. Drew., Esq. • 10 0 Lieut. Gatehouse 010
Rev. J. Sanford 10 0 I.ieut. White 0 10
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Dr. Mac Mullen 5 0 Lieut. Atkins 0 10
Her.ry Waldron, Esq. 5 0 1 Serjeant-Major Court 0 5
T. Southwnel, Esq. 5 0 1 Non-commissioned Ofti-
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A. Roberts, Esq. S 0 Webb Stone, Esq. 5 0
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H. Sally, Esq. 5 0 111. J. Leigh, Esq. 2 2
Captain W. lie:lett 501 K. Mackenzie, Esq. 5 0
Rev. Mr. Clarke 3 0 1 Gen. Cliff 10 0
I. F. lirjckdale, Esq. 551 Robert Leigh, Esq. 3 3
Dr. Macdonald 2 2 1 Rt. Hon. Lord Somer.
V.'ir.. Were, Esq. 5 0 1 ville 52 10
Nicholas Were,Esq.Looe 2 2 The Earl of I.iverpool 20 0
F. White, Esq. 5 0 Rt. Hon. the Chancellor .
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Mr. Culme 5 0 land 20 0
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Lady Rolle 10 101 hanishire . • 20 0
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General Smith 5 51 F. Popham, Esq. 10 10
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