A LITHOGRAPHIC PRINT OF SHAKESPEARE, from the Portrait by Burbage, of the same dimensions as the original Picture in the possession of the Proprietor, William Nicol, of the Shakespeare Press. Proof impressions, of which only a very limited number have been taken, 2 guineas each. Prints 1 guinea each. W. N. WRIGHT, Bookseller to the Queen, 60. Pall Mall. The highly Important Collection of Autograph Letters and Historical MSS. of M. ALCIDE DONNADIEU. PUTTICK AND SIMPSON, Auctioneers of Literary Property will SELL by AUCTION, at their Great Room, 191. Piccadilly, on TUESDAY, July 29, and Four following Days, the VERY IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF AUTOGRAPH LETTERS and HISTORICAL MSS. of M. ALCIDE DONNADIEU. The importance of this Collection cannot be estimated by a mere list of names, as in every instance, with a few exceptions where extreme rarity has precluded choice, each specimen has been selected for its intrinsic literary or historic worth. Among the English Royal Personages are the Autographs of Henry V., Henry VI., Edward IV., Richard III., and Henry VII.; (from this period, nearly all are Letters entirely Autograph of) Henry VIII., Catherine of Aragon, Catherine Parr, Edward VI., Queen Mary and Philip of Spain, Elizabeth, Mary Queen of Scots, Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, James I. and Anne of Denmark, Henry Prince of Wales, Charles I. as Duke of York and as King; also, a Document of the greatest Interest, the Contract of Marriage between Charles I. and the Infanta of Spain, signed by the parties--Henrietta Maria, Mary Princess of Orange, daughter of Charles I.; Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia, Frederic King of Bohemia and his Sons, Prince Rupert, Louisa Princess of Bohemia, her well-known Letter in Hieroglyphics, Oliver Cromwell, Letters and Documents, and particularly the original Order to the Lord Mayor of London, directing him to proclaim Oliver Cromwell Lord Protector of England--Richard Cromwell, Charles II., Catherine of Braganza, James II., the Depositions concerning his Marriage with Anne Hyde, signed by the parties; Mary d'Este, James III., the Pretender; William III., Queen Mary, George I., and the rest of the House of Hanover to the present Sovereign. All these Letters, and indeed the whole of the Collection, are in the highest preservation, and notwithstanding the great rarity of many, several specimens of most are included. There are Autographs of the Regicides, temp. Charles I., and unique Letters of the Conspirators Robert Aske and Robert Catesby. The French Royal Series commences with an extremely rare and important Autograph of Charles VII., and continues to the close of the Monarchy. Of Henry IV. alone there are twenty important Letters. Other Foreign Sovereigns, including the Bonaparte family, several of Napoleon, particularly a _plein pouvoir_ to Caulincourt, enabling him to conclude a Treaty of