... TEW NATIONAL SONGS.-GOD PRESERVE THE N5 CKING. THIOMAS-IIAYNES BAY1.Y. Coomposed by - - John Barnett, 0 o May Britain's wealth increase, May harsh dissensions cease, And still around His crown be bound The olive branch of Pence But should War's banier be display'd, His Loyal People, undismay'd, Would throng around their King! Our Patriot King, dedicated to the Lord High Chancellor of England, ...

... OETICAL WORKS of the kight Hon. Lord BYRON, ?? the exception of Don Juan), in 6 v 1.imo, with Portrait adhighly-f3nished Engravinrgs, only 27s. Vols.V. andtV. which are now for th is tim pbihe dcontain many Poems never included in any previous the first time p u b ihorrne colcto f the works, and some that were suppressed; besides several printed for te first tie nering this the first and only ...

... pE E T ?? A. JONES, Sargeon-Dentist to their Highresses L the Princess Augusta anridthe Dchess of Gloucester, His:Majesiy Louis Philip 1. and Royal Family of France, and Her Serene Highness ?? Eiterhazv, fi6, Grosvenor-street, Bond-street, respectfully invites attenti6n to his ?? TERRO-METALLIC TEETH, as eminently lssesW g n every sUperioritY that can be desired over the various substances ...

... RITISI INSTITUTIO3N, PALL MALL.-The GAtLa,8 for B the Exhibition and Sale of the Works of British Artists, IS OPEN daily, from Ten in the mcorning till Five inin the evenig Admission is.; Cata- logue is. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 ILIA 3ARNARD, Keeper. RITISH 'ARTISTS' GALLERY, Suffolk-street, Pall-Mall XEast.-The EIGHTH EXHIBITION, for the Silo of Works of Living British Artists, is NOW OPEN, from Ten tilt ...

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... GIENF11E.RAL EILECTION. '0O TIlE ELECToRS OF TilE ClIY OF DUBLIN. jY the recent dissolution of Parliament the King has sp* ?? pealed to his people onl a question deeply interesting to Us all. Warmly and stedfastly attacrbod to the principles of thle British CVUnSistiton I feel most anxious for its stability, which l am persuaded will be' most effectuaily secured by correcting its abuses. I ...

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... MIR. BROUQHI, ?? respectfully to announce to his Friends and the Fapblic that ls BENEFIT, NVILL TAKE PLAC&. I sF.NT 1:VENING, (I\Ionday), 'Bay ed, 1t, 11 ion nvwill be performed the Opera in Acts, on Ji~cj otccsl BRlITISHt TARS; Or, for England ho S addle, Mr. Browne; Captain Laurel, Mr.' Bed- Sitrji Altie?, Ir. Melrose; Guillaume, Mr. Cooke fd; Di0 .lr. 13 rough; MissEleanor Arruidel, Miss ...