... Brusse -and Persia carpets ; dinner, dessert sets, + beautiful English china, cut and plain glass, SS ee ge ponding ae Ce cit, Ui oe By Mr. C. LAMB, =P >) IN ee fullawing days, on the premises, in Town Wat Srrert, Dover, = | > -— . 2orr se BEAU Bab a ers ee: ...

... p. J. T. Ben,. . . board, }2 mahogany and oth* chairs, writing desks, eyffiider j Liverpool, roeTchar.ts,Ab-t, the George, Bab*. Uwfcoc.. tables awl pie h reel branch lamp, Bxus- i.’*Horasbv, sen. Webb, sds and Kidderminster carpets’ fenders, fire irons ...

... PAMPHLETEER. pubheied, pries Cs. 6d. H E PAMPHLETEER. NO. XL containing: I. A Defeats of &wont y against Mr. Roes. By Jeremy Bab. of 2. A Defence of the ion of Great Britain and Ireland. by the Bight Hon. John Lord Somers. 3. Os trr plisse, State Paspettes ...

... it* pendulum snd iti const' usage. After this rigid trial, the clock was conveyed from Mr. Evans's observatory directly to Bab. (a small idaoi of Shetland nearly «n the meridian Greenwich) and to Aberdeen, both which placet it‘ was {bund, and *t«« now ...

... wo.ds Caolndjlf bst The Paris Papers Fr«d -> an , ,ract have armed. one tbe-n » i|)ilitar : ~-f |~ocr from a French service Persia. Some parts , . authentic, and if had .nahficj. tfU ~ f «!„t he » ft** considcratmn. : rrontiV, deserving ol Uto secure Ij ...

... titnelo tug' Vori' id %Vest in' -f ~360 hottic in the ulg, - •0 o'clock t r lieciford mated lotted for cpers /. h icol4 3 :tig bab a ..„011 0 da)s presty Old GieY 3sl ;'-e;',7o' • A . - - - AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY'S) WESTMIN. STER-BRIDGE. kl / 2 der the Patronage ...

... or . surveying Which could not otbernizte have _beeu' enjoyed, utith t h e advantage of at every port and creek our way from Bab-el - The voyage from India had' been long and tedibus, octapying 'nearly but we accumulated it' such avafualile mass of Ity ...

... CALCUTTA. Jutes 17, Our private from Persia to the list of April, mantioo the arrival of a Russian Charge d' at Tehran. His name is General Metaurpitch. He is . scaompanied by four Secrotaries,end an Interpreter, with thirty Cossacks, and two of his ...

... -their members behind as a permanent resident.. Their treatment, though subjected to 'the fluctuating pAfrie^ l;be ua omts of Bab ra se w as,' repon ith ha le o t bad, and a fonudation'4ppears'to have been laid of fu- tu're .intermbUrse with tile 'Aliihutees ...

... where Asia Minor, Greece, and the Archipelego ; as. Acco rane, the remarkable Monuments of Aatiquity discovered a t the in Persia; with Remarks on the Anuquities, ifths tory, Manners, &c. Natural n the 2. The of WESLEY. and the | stake, GRESS cf METHODISM ...

... UPON HISTORY,&c. illustrated by a numerous series of large coloured drawings of Cities, Temples, and Catacombs, Egypt, India, Persia, Greece, Homeland Great Britain. Tickets, for the course of six Lectures, Oue Guinea; or admission to single Lecture, Four ...

... 1 Long Ann l9 1.16 0 . Exch. Bills 2 pre , . 86 Oinnium • • LS 1N GEORGIA, PERSIA. &c.,,t I, in 4w. with numerous Engraving. Antiquities, &c. &c. Volume 1. 101'7 ;EORGIA, PERSIA, ARM' 'l' BABYLONIA, &c. &c. during 1 . 1820. RT 'UR PORTER, &c. &c. Lce a ...