... the United Kingdoms. To this Edition is iro.v* added, 1. The Lives of the Founders of the- principal Sects • 2. A Tabic showing at one View the-ir Origin and Opinions'- 3. A new engraved Plate of Eiglit Heads, in the ?? of elegance, by Mr: Hop wood. ...

... London. LADIES are taught, in a FEW LESSONS, by Mrs, and Mi.s NOEL, the Arts ©f OUTLINING ?? ING on WHITE VELVET, in figures.flowers,- landscape, shells, fruit, imitations of leopard and tiger skins, __ . and of tinting the grounds auv colours to suit furni- ...

... Guido, of EURO PA, at- tended by TWO CUPI DS, one sitting upon the ground, the other standing and presenting a basket of flowers. Any per- son hiving such a Pr.nt to Dispose of, may receive a liberal price for it, by applying to Mr. Mortimer, No. 8; Charles- ...

... It .. . „ _ order to early possession, %_t ?? senvi , 'in three shillings for second vol. binding. » ?? WAREH O US E smd, SHOW; _/ AOOM_, for white and all other fashionable MUFFS, ?? TIPPETS, pelisses ofv-elvet , la lie* clotlis, srjrse.-'.ers', - j ...

... wn o never have even been taught to Draw), in the ii re VR lo DRAWING and PAINTING any DE. •VSoVwHITE VELVET, as figures, flowers, fruit, ?? cattle, birds, shells, leopard skin-, &c, .and to t 'ixg^u ?? colours to match furniture. Imitations ol -rs/e? ...

... Kennington-lane, Surry, will be duly attended to. ELEGANT FLOWER PAINTING.— An ARTIST tha' has, for years, made FLOWER PAINTING his principal study, and is acknowledged by judges to be the first Flower Painter in this country, is de- sirous of increasing the ...

... Three o'clock ; Which, with parti- j eulars, may be* had of Mr. Denew, Charlet-street, Berke- ley-square. N r EAR Littie Chelsea, on rhe Fulham Road.— To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the I LEASE ofa very convenient HOUSE, in complete repair, with coach ...

... removed from No. co, 1 Mount-row, near the As >7, u ?? •/ifKo' ?? Mount-street, opposite; where all kinds of Ak. I H lAL FLOWERS are made at the usual low prices, viz Roses, Carnations, Pinks. Honeysuckles; M ;sk convolvulus, Jon- quils, lessamme, Mignionet ...

... re. TpURNISHEDHOT'SE, Chelsea.— A HOUSE X or APARTMENTS to LETT, genteelly Furnished, consisting of tburhed-rooins, a dravving-room, two parlours, I two kitchens, &c. For particulars inquire at No. 4;, Slo.uie- s(|u.ire, Chelsea. TnoTTNGLE GENTLEMEN.— ...

... urteypr, no. ii, Geirard-eo.-S-, S^w. [ ?? ligggKftt- I • Sloane-sqnare, Chelsea.— By Mess. GRAHAM, on Tituits- 1 d.w, April _£, at it, at ?? Colfce-house, near ' Randagh Walr, Chelsea, in Five Lots, by. Or.'erot the Administrator of Mrs. Sarah Norman, deceased ...

... House Agent, Wigmorc-street, Cuver.-:>i.- square. npcs be LETT, in the most delightful ami X bealrhy part of the King's Road, Chelsea, a SMALL HOUSE, genteelly Fun-.ishcd, consisting of a good drawing , room, tvvo parlours, six bc-d chambers, and convenient ...

... l»e preached ia St. .Margarets -r. Kin . I.v the Rev. ._ ICH ARD V A I'ES, B. D. • . ?? to His Uajesly's Royal Ho-pital, Chelsea, j f. ' ?? ?? Ashen, towards tue Support ofthe Poor ?? c Grey Coat Ho-pttaL— Prayer, will ?? 7 ?? ?? ?? ?? INSTIiC- V. ? ...