... W A NTS A SITUATION A5 S GARD ENER, a 'erson whc understands Gar- ening in its principial Iranches; can have a good cha- racter from his last place; married; age .34.-Letters (post paid) to C5. ., at MVfrs. tolioF isys, grzctrT, lPutney. ?? BY. A JCTION. SALES POSTPONED. &f f'SsRS. H09 OGGAR'rand'PHILLIPS respect- lk fullly inform the Public, that the Sales of the Leasehold Property situate on ...

... BOOKS PUBLISH}ID THIS DAY. LORD AMHERST'S MISSION TO CHINA. On Wednesday next will be published, handsomely printed in one vDo. 4to. unifornly with Sir George Staunton s Account of the former Embassy, illustrated with Maps, a Portrait of r Lord Amherst, and seven coloured Plates of Views, &c. I * JOURNAL of the PROCEEDINGS of the t X BRITISH EMBASSY to the EM PirEROR of CHINA. B3y HENRY ...

... fl HE APOLLONICON.-A Grand mechanical V musical instrument, under the patronage of his Royal !ighness the Prince Regent, is now exhibiting at Messrs. 'I flIGHT and ROI1SON'S, No. 101, St. Martin's-lane, Cha- g g.troqss. The instrument performs twice in each hour, from a telve to five, Cherubini's overture to Anacreon, and Mozart's I overture to La Clemenza di Tito, with a grandeur of effect ...

... O OYAL ACADETMY..Notice to the Stdtdents, . that the . tEi3 APCA EM Y wiil open T( lOROltltO1V, 1id :'ie ANTIQUIE, ACADEMY on Tuhrsdaynext; the L1- ,tARY next Nonday. If J;I1ENIY HOWMARD, R.A. Secretary. {. WES'2;S PICTURES, CHRIST RE- jlJETED, &c.-Tle Public are respectfhidy informed, ast this Gallery will be CLOSEh) for a few days on Saturday tr litth of October. and RES-OPHN on Monday tise ...

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