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London, England, 1819-02-13 00:00:00

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I AUCTION,
[CI I, on TUESDAY, the 23d inat:
t the Forenoon,
4TIONED GOODS,
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26#Yards French Cambric
5 Dame& Table-Cloths
3 Damask Napkins
2 Foreign Scarfs
2 Yards Superfine Black

zt Ten &Clock i
THE UNDE R-M E
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Carnelian and other Stones

'cut)
3 Atribi r Xecklaces
4 Gold Broaches and Pins
5 Rings
9 fair Liar-Rings
Z.lg3te Snuff-Roves
OM Piece of Silver
1 l'orket Organ (t..vo tunes)
1 Scripture Portrait, on Cop-
per

Cloth
67 lbs. salt
:3 lbs. Tea
305 lbs. Pepper
107 lbs. Sugar
24 lbs. Soap
27 Deals
42 Deal Ends
And other small Articles
OR EXPORTATION.
4eYards Silk Gauze
17 Pair Silk Stockings
15 Silk vli
33 Silk Scarfs
19 Purses and Bags
3 Foreign Silk Net Dresses

Sndry Ermine Skins
7,*.;Y:rdi Foreign Thread
Lace

TUI FOLLOWING
R.ir French Kid Gloves
tx; Yard; Foreign Silk
:42 Silk ILinikerchiefs
431 Yards Satin
16 Yards Ribbon
17 Yards India Silk Crape

A SEAT PATENT WATER-PROOF HAT, AT ONLY.
EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS.—IMPORTANT SAVING.
PRANKS and TAYLOR have to offer to the Public
a Silk Hat on Beaver body, combining every requisite a
114! night to possess ; it is superior in appearance to the finest
and most expensive Beaver, is equally light, and will wear twice
a, long, and is of a better shape, which it retains to the last ;
se-ver change its colour, which is the most beautiful black,
it worn for years ; no weather will injure them, they being
w. •vr.proof ; and will repair several times at a trifling expense,
23,1 every time appear equal to new; and are decidedly superior
Iv any that: ever offered to public notice;the attainment of which
bs !,coo attended with great expense.
Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior
may be supplied on advantageous terms.
Fa s NIC.: and TA rooa'' Manufacturers, Wellington-House, Red-
mass-Trent, Barbican, London.—No unpaid Letters received.

THE SERAPH.
This day were published, embellished with elegant Frontispieces,
Numbers I. 11. 111. IV. V. and VI. price .ss. each, of
TH" SERAPH ; a Collection of Sacred Music
suitable to public or private Devotion ; consisting of the
mon celebrated Psalm and Hymn Tunes, with Selections from
tht Works of Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Pleyel, and favourite
English and Italian Composers; adopted to Words from Milton,
Watts, Addison, Wesley, Merrick, Cowper, Henry
lii: re White, Dr. Collyer, Logan, Ste. To which are added
(higinal rite's, composed, and the whole arranged for
E,,lr Voices, (but at the same time adapted for a Single Voice,)
w:•4 au Accompaniment fur the Pianoforte or Organ, and VW-
buten.). Hy JOHN WHITAKETt.
Comm.:mass...4. The Work will be printed in upright short
4'lny quarto, on a beautiful crettn-coloured paper. The engrav
il% of the music will be executed with peculiar neatness and
ekianse; and fug the general convenience of Subsciibers, the
*lris, at length, will be printed to each tune.—S. It will be
(tTpkt.l i i Sixteen Numbers, to be published Monthly, each
IR•71),•!. {,,,ice 55.) to ceu.:einsir.ty pages of music; the whole
1111 I Ina four la-ndsome volumes, to each of which will be
Wed crniinus, Indices to the Music and Words ; and in the
I'os:tit V...lumc will be given a (general Index to the Work.
Kw The Publishers pledge themselves to spare neither expense
to n•tier " Seraph" the most useful, elegant, and
"74(4,. Citlection of Sated Nude that ever was offered to
1". by IVhitAker and Co. ?7, St. Paul's Church-yard,