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LAW P~ ~S.-Thisda'k s puolial,ed, In i~mo,8&.6& AN ANALYSIS of the LAWV of PATENFS; con- 5&.taising the Practice of obtainng Patents, conditionis of Validity, Anei.d-etts and Renmediet. liy R. R. RIANKIN, Esq. Printed for J. ana WV. T. Clarke. lawv bookesellere, Vokttiga.1 street. Lincoln'sa-inn. MONTAG 01. PKAPING-ThlS layi puIbMhbed, In 2 VW,15 rOyal * A IIGESTofpLE DNG in EQUJITA, with'Notes of ..UL. th Cases dcided in the different Courts of Equity. By B3; MONTGU.Esq.Bariste atLaw.Prited forJ., and WV. T1' Clarke. .Iabooseler,Potugl.sret, inclns-inin, Of whomn may be had, bytheameAuor. Tratis ontheLwof~Llen, Bvo, 12s. GILBERFe TENRES.-Tlsis layI published, In fivo, price I Ss. _PV~HE LAW of TENURES, including Elhe Theory and AlPractice of Copybolds. By Lord Chief Baron GILBERT. With an. Hitoriesil Introduction on -he Feuidal Systemn, and copious Notes, by HARLES WATKINS, Esq. Fifth edition, witll additions, by B.S. VIDAL, Esq. Printed for J. and WV. T. Clarlce, law bookseellers, Fortugatl-street, Lincoln's-Inn. 3dARRIAGE and DIVORCE.-This daLy Is published, in 8vo, price lgs. A CON-CISE VIEW of the DCRN n RC TiEof the ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS relative to MARRIAGP andR DIVRCE. By T. POYNTERt, esq. London, printed for J. and 'W. T1. 'Clarke?-law bookcsellers, Portugal-street, Linconi7s-inlai. This day is publilsbed, In Svo, price 6se. boards, CNIEVIEW of the LAW on SALES, Pur- ilons. Printed for J. and WV. T. Clarke, lawv booksallers, Portugal- street, LIncol's-inn. Ofwhbom maxybe had,Sugden on Powvers, 1,4s. boards. IMSPEY's PRACTICE, K.11. - T'his day~T ispublishd in roal vo, eon talising near 1,000 pages, price 11. lOs bad,eicated, by eris sion, to Sfr CI. Abbott, .bad, t emr HE NEW IN'STRUCTOR ~CLERICALIS, stating IL te Athoity Juisdctin, nd odern Practice of the Court of Ki'g'sBenh. he 0thediion coreted atnd enlarged. By JOHN IMPEY Inne Tempe. Lnoon,prined for J. and W. T. CLarke, lawbolcelor, ortga-sret.Licon's-inn. Of whom may be had. impe's oden Pactie I th C.P.;price iL 8it,: Impey's; Office of ~This day Is published, In Bs'o, price Se A TREATI-E on SPRINGING USES and their LIMITATIONqS by DEED, correspending with E-recutoy De- vie,A.ceording to the Arrangemeti rBean' sa. ByJYOHN WILSON, Esq. Barrister aLw.Printed for J. and WV. T. Clarke, Ilaw booksellersi. Postugal-street., Lliuetiln's-inn. STARIIIE's CRIMINAL LAW.-This day is publishied, In 2 vole. dvo, price 11. 4s. hoards, 4TREATISE on CRIMINAL PLEADING, with Precedents of Indictments, Special Pleas. &ie. adapted to Praa- t ce. Second edition, with idditions. By TtIOS. STARKIEt, Esq. of Liolns-;imn, arse tLw Printed for J. and W. T. CIlarke, law booksellers, Porf.ugal-street. Lincolnl's-hinn. FONBLANQUJE on VQIT.-hi dyII pUblished, In oe oa fQIvYe,l prd n21. 25.oya .ALTREATISE of EQUfITY, w,ith the Adion f .3Marginal References and Notes. By JOHNl' FoNBLANQUR, Ee.Barrister at Lasw. Fifth edition, corrected, with consid4rable Jdo itlons. Printed for 3,and W. T. Clarke, lawvbooksellers, Portugal- street, Lisacolu's-hin. This day i' puissd sfvo, Prie2. APRACTICAL TREATISEon th UTIES of tLCHURCiIWARDIINS, Repairs of Chuirchest, Curates, Lecturers, ewe, Burilsl,Vestries,&ce. By R.IB.ANDERDON4, Esq. Lincoln's- Inn. Barrister at Law. London pited for J. and W. T. CiarkQ, ILaw- booksellers, Portugal-street, Lpinon's-ina. .PRESTON on LEGACIES.-This day ipublishe,inv. price I 4,. bds A PRACTICAL TREATISE ~on the LA fLEGA- S voe. oya Ova 31 Se 3. reson n Conveselg 3vl-ryal This 0.kIda is bliebed, in fiv price.91. fidl. boVsrd,, AN HISTOIA REATIE of an ACTION, or A&S31t at Law, and of the Proceedings used in the Courts of K. B. and C.P. from the original process to ludement. 2y It. fOOTE. Esqi. T,, which Is preiiscod, an Historical Treatise of the coiurts of K. B. and C. P. By G. Cr0o0 pton, eaq. and B. J. Sellon. Sergeant ait Lawv. Sixth edition with c'.nsiderabio additions. London, printed for J. apd WI. T. Citr6c, and J. Butterworth and-Son- ____ T5his -day Is ~publi,hed, -handso,mely printed In a pocket volume, prioe 3s. 6d. A NEW CATALOGUE of such LAW BOOKS as are -E-of general use, and of the best editions, writhi their prices, In- cluding the modern p,ubIlietions. intended as a guilde to the pur- chasers of legal works. Printed for J. and WV. T. Clarke, law book- sellers, Portugral-street, Lincoln's-inn. MADOCK' EQUITY.Thls day Is published, In 2 vole, royal Bra, E price 21. 16g. hoards. ATREATISE onthe PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE o'f the COURT of C1iA NCERV', under the following heads;,- 1. commnMO Law Jurisdiction of the Chancello,r. 2. Equity Jurisdic- tion of the Chancellor. 3. Statutory Jurisdiction of the Clhancellor;, and 4. Spec,ially delegated Jurisdiction ,.ftrheChaneellor. The see,nd edition, with greatadditions. By HENRY HADDOCK, Esq. Barrister at Law. Printed for J. atnd W. T. Clarke, lawv bookselic-rg, Portuigal- street, Lincoin's-inn: of whom maybhe had, Reports In theViceChian- cellor's Couirt, by Henry Maddock, esq. S vols. aLnd vol. 6, part 1. royal livo. WVATKINS on COPYFIOLDS.-Tb Is dayI ulse,i thick v-ols. 8ivo, price 11. Ig borS, ATREATISE on COPYH LDS ByC AKNS, AWEsq. Barr-ister at Law. The third eioncretdanmuch enlatrged from the aiuthor's papers, anid ftirther ag ntdsliNotes of all the more iecentlyr adjnd ed Cases on theSbctdono the present period. By ROBERT ~TUDLEY VII L,otieMdlTein- ple, Esq. the Author's yExecutor. To this edition Is ala., added ari Appendix of ManorRia Customs. die. " Mr. Watkins's Treatise eoni- talus nearly every thing that is useful; and It Is hardly too mueli to say of It thant It le one of the best pr3actical booksi in the law.'-Sec Preston's Abstracts, 228. Prinited fr 3and W. T. Clarke, law book- sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-i nn. PRESTON's SHEPPARD's TOUCHSTONF.-Thiei day is p"blished, closelVyprinited, In 2 v'ols. roy"al Sv., 31.3,;. bi,ards, F HE TOUTCHSTOiNE of CONM( NTO ASSURANCES, Tior a plaiin and famniliar treatise opening the learnting-Rfthe Corn- Yroon Assurances or Conveyances of the Kingdomi. By WILLIAM. SHEPPARD, Esq. The 7th edItion. lIncludinig all the Notes and aiddi- tionaLl lieferenices In the former editionsaiud Jn the Improved NIS. copy of l'Award Hilliard. eoq.. also, an enilargement of the text, &c. by the addition of various criticisms, distinetiosse, die, and a copious indev. By RICHlARD PRESTON, Esq- of the Innier Temple. Gentlemien are irequested to consplete their sets, to prcvent the d isadvirntage of their remnarining Imperfect. London. printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, law- booksellers, Portugal-street. Lincoln's-inn. !NEW DIGEST to thie 'rF11 REPnOl'T._Thls day is published, in 2 vols. royal 8ivo, price 21. 2q. ADIGESTED INDEX to tile. TERM1 REPORTS, anil Ala, others, analytically arraLnged; con taining alU the points of law arc:ued anid determfiied In the Court' of King's erceh, Co,mmon l'leas, and Exchequer, during thie rLigns of George III. anid TV. contained in the Reports of Anastrtltber, Ii. Blackstone. W. Blackstone, 13Basuquet and Puller,1Barrin,ailland Alderson, Barnewuall and Creswell, Broderick and Biuha.r uro, -oper, Douglas, Duirnford and East, East, F,ret,Lit Marshall, 'Maule and Selwvyn. ooe Nev Rteports, Prie, Smith, Tannton, Wightwink, Wilson: with Tables of Refer- en!e, &c. eontaining the slibstaniee of nearly 100 volumes ; secoisd edition, considerably inmproved and enlarged. By ANTHO0NY H-AM- AfOND, Esql.of the tInner-Temple. Lon-lon,p" potd for J. and IV. T. Clarke, lewvbooksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-i'nn. WATKISS's CON'VEVA NCI NG, by Prescn~r.-This day is published, fin 8ivo, price 12'. boards, RINCIPLES of CONVEYANCING, dlesigined for ?the s:ise of studelnts, withi ati introduction on the study of that branch of Law. By CH.-xiCES WATKIN-S, Esq. of the MiddleTemnple, Barrister at Law. The fourth edition, with thieauthor's last correc- tionsi, and with very coiRsiderable additions, and a cuhious Index. By RICHARD) PRESTONq, Esq. Barrister at Law.% Since the publication of the last edition, the publishers have received fromt Mr. Watkins's executor (Robert Studley Vldal. esq.) the cop~- of the work as Oinally, revised by tie author himself; they have thehefore availed themiselves of this opportunity of introducing stuch additions into the Present edition as are not contained In any formter edttion. London, printed f,sr J1. and W. T. Clarke, Law b,,oksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn. BfUTLER's -COKE on LITTi,ETON.-Thig day is published, Land- sonmely printed, In 2 large vols, royal 8vo. with a comprehenisive Index, price 31. 3g. boardq, the first part of Vf~HE lINSTI'CUTES of the LAWS of' ENGLAIND; Tor a Cormmentary upon Littleton. Not the name ef the Auxthor onily, but of the Law Itself. By Sir EDWARD COKE. Revised and corrected, with additions- of notes and references, by F. Hargrave and C. Butler,esqrs. of Lincoln'i-inn; Including also the Notes of Lord Chief-Justice H4ale anid Lord Chancellor Notti,ighatm. and an Analysis of Littleton, by C. Buitler, esq. The 12thi edition, corrected. 'Tie notes are printed under ttie text, and a regular system of paginig and reference adopted. N.B. This Is the editioni cnitainitig Mlr. Buitler's Notes. Londons,prnnted for J. and W.T.Ciarke; R.Pheney: andS.Brooke. WATKICNS on DEF_SCENTS.-This day Is publishied, In 8ivo, price l2e. In boards, AN ESSAY towards the further ELUCIDATIONil of Athe LAW of DESCENTS. with an Appendix on the Distributioni of the Personal Effects of Intestates. By CiHAS. WATKINS, of thle I,tddl Teple Es. Brriterat aw,A,sth,ir of a Treatise on Copy- hold, de. hirdediion corectd ad enlarged from thie author's papes, ad frthe aumentd wth Ntegof all the moat recently ad- lu,g Csesonth sujet,dow t te present period. By ROIIERT STIJDEV VDAL, f th Midde TePl,. Eell. F.S.A. the Author's Exeuto. ~ Th vauabe Esayof r. Watkins on Descents Ia,n Essa which deserves the student' tnost serious attention) should be stul edvith particular care.`-See Presto,n oni Abstracts, anid Butler's Co-ke oen Littletote. Printed for J. sld W. T. Clarke, lawv booksellers, PoTtugal-gtreet, Lincoln's-inin. STAMPS.-Jost published, price 6s. 8d. boards, A PRACTICAL EPITOME and EXPOSITION of the C-,whole STAMP LAW anid DUTI[ES, specifying what Duties hav-s been lately repealed. and all that are now payable, with D)irectioits conce-rning Deeds In wvhich Property in Ireland or elsewhere mlay, be Included, and Assignments of Mortgages and Annuitzites, Legacies and Probates, E-cecutorship Accoun ts, and Retturn, of Probate DlUty, diC. Illu'strated with all applicable Cases and Decisions, some of th6m espeialy rgaring eass, orlage, and Purchasies; to which are adde eniou Anotatonson ateialPoints; the whole Hratraned In strct lphbetcalorer or asyrefrene.By J. A. HERAUD, ani. thorof te Dgestof tampLas-s ddictedt the Comississloners of Stams, cr.Prined ,'rJ. ad W T.Clarke, i'ortugal-street, LIiI- eolns-ln; nd . A lirau an So, Crey-street, L.ineoln's-lnn. INDEX to VESEY's REPORTS.-This a spbid Ill royal 8yo,s DIGESTED INDER&to"th, NINqETEEN VO-. A LUM`ES of Mr. VESEY's REP'ORTS of CASES in the HIGH COURofCHNCER,xvlba'IablefthNamnes of the Cases. Mfr. VeJey- iELvirig now at the closeof tlie Nneteeth Volume of his Reports,, concluded his valuable Tabours, the publishers confsidered that they should render an acceptable siervice to the profession by a generaPl index to the wvhole work, digetted anid arraneged In as simple and yet comprehensive a form as ostsible. They have been induced to do this becausxe they considered t lst a publicationi extendinig over so wXide a field of legal aLuthority, anid embracing so sollsiderable a period of time, might be deemed incomplete without such an appendage. LossOon. printed fur J. and W. T. Clarke, law bookselleris, Porttugal- street. li'ncoln's-inn. DARTON's ELEMETS afCNEYNlGli dyIs PaMsbihed, lits SVol$. royal svo, witlh itides c pl te,pie .51. ~~LEMENTS~ of CO VY N IU nTheory aitcl Pracice wih crsor Re.eaks ponthe Stud'y of that Scienee. and bsevatoDiandDirctins elaiveto the Praceicer of Conveyanc- log:Theecod eitio, rvisd, ithgreat additionst and improve- BarristeraecLaw. 'hi'slwork atijNi-b y Cnnerance_Aneienit Demeene-Gaveikind=Borough Enig- lish-Coxditlon--Mortgages--oint Teniancy and in Common-Coparee- 11arrRemalnInder a:nd Reversiomi-Uses-Trusts-Agreements for Co,s- tracts-of a Relea5d-Colnflrmatioui-Surrender-.Xssignrnent-Defea- _ance-Barsain and Saic-Lease and Releate-Fine and Recovery_ Devise and Descents. " Mr. Barton'sElements will be founds useful .rt of the Ia%v library of a conveyaneer."-See Preston's Abstraots, of. t.haeI14a Printed for.1, and V. T. Clarke, lawvbooksellers, Por- ,usgal-street, Linacoln's-inn, 'Wis t.y is publi ed, price (is. 6d. embellished with two beautiful Engravin ga M/rY CHILDREN's DIARY; or, the Moral of the M passing H-our; a Tale. " 'he author's vlew bas been chiefly to amuse and engage the attenition of ehildren from ten to twelve or thirteen years or age; and especially to those who have younger bro- tbiers ard sisters cai truSts it maybefounduseltsl."-Preface. Harvey and. Darton, GraVechhreh-street: R. Hunter, St. Paars'ehurchyard; ptId S. low Laml,'s-condaft-strect. Now sublishinirin Parts prie 5s. each, continued Qiarterly, HOWPHIO-AT-IfC JOUFRNAL an LITERARY REVrYIEW;V, conducted by the KSemrbers of the Philornatblc Insti. tut on. Thle Ist part, published in July and the 2d In petober, con. tain, among other interesting subaects, the follow'isg origi nal compo- e1tlons--On the Philomathic and other Literary Insttutions. Ori the Elu llah Language, nnd on its Origin and Progress. On the Prliniples ,nf Life. On Manners. On Hu4mnaT Life, as exhibited in a Nesvepaper. On WorkA of FIction. On the Usury Laws. Oh Phrenolozy. On BlocutlonW., AlsoRevlews of Lord;Byron's Daformed Trails ormed, VIon Splx .;nd flatartius'.Travels in BraJi. Uallace's Memoirs of India, Itedgauntlet, by el Atthorofi IVaveireley. Skottoce's Life of Shak- spers,Claisns' RsidnceinChie.Prose by a Poet, die- Pub- lhsd by l osg:an, Hlurst, and Co. laaternoster-rowv; Wheatley and Adlar, 10, Stand; nd Cg, B rne'-street, Oxford-!street; sold ises by Bell and Bradrute, and B'aBckr,nienbngtb OWairdlaw and Can. niOZpeB,(llasgoWc and Hodges and b1'Artbtr, Dublin, 1MV88VAT.-4he fillb8t weonmtica alia delcto8 Pon-1 TUGAL GRAPES, just landed, in jars, fromn 281b,. to 201b. at 25 ypeTJr jar a consignmenit of Caiea;p.agne, warranted first tnallty Miousseaux nion lotisseasix, In high flne mantling conidtiton, b4s. per dozen;, Claret St. Jlulien et 1sa itose, d3s,'per dozen; a pareel of Edin- burj-h Ale, bottled tin thmt.counstry, i'n %he fineist order, 125. pee dozen;, Old'Port S6s. Sherry S6s. Catpe "Madeira 1,3s. per4ozsll, &c. at CH4ARLES WRtIGHT's, O~era COlonade, '1aYmarkget. (1 ANDL-ES 6d. per lb. ;-Waxed Wick Mlouldsg 7~d- Clre-A adivantagess for c'ash, or gredit on the usulil terms, at DAVIES's old established WarehouAe, 63 t atnslne, oppositel Slaughter's coffeehouse. Every article othbetaprcs as under;- Waxed Nvick motAlds 7s. 6d. Der doze;cdlsfsto6.d; flne wla% canidles Be. 4d. per lb'.;. sperm canis2.G. plc ~xlghts 3a.; Windsor and palin soaLp Is. 4d.;bonWoorI.d; fine sealing waLx 43. Gd.; mottled soap 70e. 8e w- ylo 2.;cr is, Goods forwarded to all pasts of theword fiENUINE OILS, SOLDby.B U DE, get 68,Wood-street. Cheapside. FintFlrneola O.pral chest-, beat Lucca oil at 101. periar, orO. i.pogaonreakbl sweet Genoa oil at S5. per gallon; finest Ganl;oUat S.prglo purified sperm, burns supero o A,wihu smoke s ml,a 45. 6d. per gallon; second uaiy4.godbut dark colu a e gallon;, commoni lamp oils s.4.prglo-best tallow ormhi mery4did, per lb. Elegant Fec al ap fromT 265. and upwards. A liberal allowsrnce to-the trade, and counatryV orders exeec,ted. 113ATENT COPYING PRESfrCpigLtesa P- once In a. book, the inventlon of Mdr. Brunelcl; a newopigns chine, wseighiLng firom 20 to 26 ounces, fitted ilp In travligcss portfoios, and portable wrritig desks, And peculiarly Adatdt h use of all pessons travelling. AlSO a coruplete assost:iasto rtn ;and copying machlines for conintinighouses and privatte use ..Gn tlemnen n,ay have the mnachine fixed to their owni writness,b Fathingr, 42, Cornhilll, near the RloYal Exchangfe. B~ IGG'i, Dentist, Son..in_laWfAnd1late-Withi Mr. M R;tnsbll, f Margaret-street, ivtiwoohe was Practising b4etween I0 and II1 yvars, has thie honour of Infoririln -the nobility anI gentry who have not seen his foriie nsucmn i eiec Js INo. 2, Langban;-plice, Portland-place, where he supp`lles the loss of TEETtH In a superior mnanner. Mr igis particularly attentive to the pres;ervation of adultsl tee'th,anid the regulating or cildren's, and flatters himself his method and terms will Insure a contlfluatlonl of. the distinguished patronage already received. T Y HIS MAJESTY's RO YAL -LETTrERS PATEr-NT. ILU -Marble Chlimneypleces At reduced Prices, from 1,5 to-25 per cenit. unider any manufactured by manuital labour.-On SALE. at 4, Regenit-street, Pall-mail, A vatriety ofCtIUN"NEYP1ECE,S, of Foralgui and Biritish Marbles, deeply grooved. and unequalled In execution And& Polish, being ma do by mach inery. The trude supplied uwith grooved anldpolIshied seantlinge, lip sets and slabs. of various marbles. Orders promptly executed, or ready motley, b~y Mr. George Brown, agent, 4. Regent-sttreet. Pall-mall, Lonidon. iT o MONIE1D TRADEJ ISMEN and .IOtbers.-A (Gen.- tieman, who is frequently in possessIon of gooll'Rcceptaqces, and such isewould bear the strictest oslrutiny, is destirous of forminig a connexion wvith at respectable Individual wl;o wouald oocasionally discount In the way of business or otherwise, namely. by allowing a handsome douceur, stkn ato h amun ioods. To any person inclined to enter into such an arrangement the advertiser wouild poieagreat ad vantage, probably some hundred pounds in the couirse of the year. Address, post paid, for Mfr. Johntsto ne, Queen's Armns Tavern, St. James's-sitreet. T O GENTLE9MEN engaged in M&IIN'ING PURSUITS, IL&c.-Mr. P. N. JOHiNSON begs to acqnatnt Gentlemen going r.broad, or engaged inmnigspeculations, that he has INVENTED a complete SET of APPARATUS for SMIELTING, en) a asnall scale, and assaying metals and minerals by the dry process. It is so conl- structed as to be perfectly portable, and thant ain Inexperienced person can, with a. fewv houirs' instruction and assisted withi a work, obtain the metallic p reduce of any ore. It can be used as a melting fursnacs in thie open air, and Is eapRble of fus!ng from 50 to 100 e.z. of gold, slilver, &c. As a blowlpipe and lam p furnaice It Is very powverful, and, accompanie wvish a emiail box of acids and tests, will be found a mnost complete portaible laboratory. To be seen at 79, Hatto;m-garden; or at Mr. Cary's, 182, Strand. gIHANTILLY VEILS and FRENCH TIULE~ AlDItESVSES.-HOGARIDand AMBERbhave lust imported some very 'euilVI LS, and Shaded or Rlainbrow Dresses, tolnte uinique; also tabincta of thetfirst fabric in Irelandi. Their wtinter etoek is nowv ready for inspection, anid consists of thie iiewvest Frnen colours, and shaded Gres de Naples, aend satins, velvets, squirrel, chinchilly, ermtine, and sRble mutfq and tipriets, burece and gauze dresses, blond, Mteeblin, Brussels, Valeuciennes. and English threadl laces, veils., pele- rinles anid scarfs; anid As tlhe whole hiave been purchasied with reaLdy money,they can offe,r them on the mnost mo-derate terms. Bly their regular intercouirse Witb the premiere marehandes des modes, an)d co-iturisres of Paris, their millinery and dress rooms are regularly supplied with thiemost novel Frenich costurhes. Wedding an,ll'oreign ordiers tastefuilly executed.-No. 4. Watcr:oo-place, Pall-matll. C IANDIED L EMION and ORANGE PEEL.---J. %,jVOLCKMAA, Confectioner, Stratford, begs leave to Inform the C,onsume.rsof Candied Peelcha.thbelsr non-serving the mo.st respectaible grocers In London with that article of at very surp#rior quality; and, As- a gude to retatil purchasers, takes ttie liberty, to refer them to the followving statelsient of the qualities good candled peel should Possess; flne candied lemon peel shos;ld he of light colour for Its builk being chiefly sugatr, Its colourt of (-nurse inidieates the Anenness of the sugar u5ed In its manufacture; fine sugar also pireserves the aromnatic hla- your f thepeel wherss, f woredwu ;th dark, coarse, treaely su-. gar fens?tatonenses,desroyngbotli flavour and colour. To canded rane p el he ame bsevat,,o pply; the lighter the co- lou th beterthepee. Athoghoang isdarker than lemor, It miay l,e adeto etai a ompratvelyligt el,,r and the finest flavour; he,ee he ar coouroftheorage cc geeralymanufactured ,loes notarie fom he atue o th aricl, fr i issusceptible of a tlne l,rirht tint, she true testofrits superiorit.Ti e,(plR;ation Is deem- edlneces.sary to direct theattenstion ofth puli tote genuine atrticle. F R IFCIAL TEETH, onl the United principles of Capllary. Attraction atnd Atmospheric Pressure. - Mr. GRAY, Miember of the Royal College of Surgeons In London, hias been requlest- e,l by his humanec Frie,ids svbo haVe experienced the comforts of his miethod of supplying ATITIPICIAL, TP.ETH to adopt occasion-i ally this, mode of makizng It more generally know-n, f,,r the henefit of those whom- Is may concern, thaft lie continues to supply thec lost oif teeth onu the successfuil system Introduced by him in 181 These artiflicia teeth haRve been -found r,, aniswer all thle purposes! of tl,e orgIgnal teeth fit mastication. articulation, appcaran;ce, &C. and to remain perfectly secure in their places by capillary attrae- ti-in and the pressure of the atmosphetre, thereby avoiding pinning: to %tumrps, tying, twvisting wires, or fastenting springs to the adjotoj- lug teeth, or rany attachment whatever to the remaining teeth, Aod consequently rinsteRd of injuring to afford thorni suppo.rt. Thecy miay 1be nls, takeu ouit and repiaced by the wvearer with th greatest racility. These imp-rov'emen,ts enablo tlbe inventer to supply, whnoe or hailf sets without tbe spiral sprinigs which are usually attached tosuch pieces.-25, Old B3urlington-stetret_________ THE AINTTISEPTIC BOTANI-CAL TOOTH POWV. TIER.-Tbls hilghly fashionable and agreeable dentifrice was originally preear-?,d for' thie late Quecen of France. Its properties are, that It cleanses, whitens, snd pr-aserves the teeth in a mannier qiuite unirivalled, and fatstens thenm everi If loosened bymercury. Itis, soid in i.o%xesat 2sc. 9d. earl,, by the Proprietor. Jf. V. l0fmpqon, 25. Henriettai. street, Covent girden ; by Mlessrs. Stradling. southi gate. Royal Ex- changle; Pr6ont. 22d. And Low, 330, Strand; Payne, 5, St. Mlarlin'ls- couirt;, Chandler, 71;. and Sanger, ISO0, Oxford-gtreet; Collby, 5. liolles-etreet, Cas-endilh-siuarc;. Gattle alid Pierce, 57. New Ron1d- street; iiawkins, 61, Old fio,d-strect; An,bridge, 21, Plieeaitilly ; and by, moot ..f tbe respectab.le miedicine vesiders aAd perfumers through- otit ti,o kingdom. AC'ERTAIN, CUTRE for CORN4S--The initallib-le. AL GERMIAN CORN PLASTER. TIhis ,nost effectual remedy has enjnycAt a very extenisive sale for upsvarde of half a celittury, and eln. tiiube to maaintain a decided aniteriority over all ointn'ents, salv-es. &e. or the like de-crIption.i affordi;sg imAmediate relief to pors,,n.9 afflic.ted wvith corns of recenit or long, standinig, without the least in- jwoy to lbs feet. Pr,.pur-d by T. Axiell. and sold In boxes, at i.ld -rach. by Mfessrs. fiarclav, Fleet-market ; Buitler. Clbeapside; dais St. Pauli's churchyard- Prout, near Temple-bar; purser. i, F1irih. lane-; Sanger, 160. Oxforrd-street; Sutton andl Co. Blow churchyard;, Wqrd, S024, Hioihorn; and all vendora of ptatent miedicines. H-E ROYAL ELIXIR of LIFE, a e9~Mpjete re-slot- Tative of the Animal functioins in advanced liie, and in all cases of nervous and consumptive debility; its beeneficial ef'fects also In easese of soasmrs or gotit In tile stomach are uinrivalled, as it gives imme- diiate relief In the most violent attacks of those alarn;ing coumplaints. It I s 511(1 In bnttle%,w ivti, dirsctior,e, at lI, I.each, duty Included, by .1.V. i:ps,n, 8.l-Inritl-stcet Cvent-garden. and by lnnst rssestbleedeiu vedor i t,wn ndcountry. At the samieplaces nayals h obalnritheAr,t.au cgcaile Pills, free from miercury 0r animon, a ever-ailig reedy n bilious aynd liver comnplati;;ts, Indieston,habiualsusivenss,&~c inboxes at 1 s. l id, anid 2s. Gd. HEBILIOUS PILLS, prepared by F. NEWBER-Y Tand StES. atrc thediscover,y.fa Physician of tilefirst einineTuce at tile present time; In a;; extensive practice for some-years he has emuployed themn in the nionst ohstlnate Bliuosa Cases with unvarying success. They operate prilicipally as a dcobstrtient anid purgative; 7i1ey promote a. proller action of th,e liver In tihe secretion of bile, or cri-teet It whben In ia vitiated state. Obstructions of' the st,,mach and bowels arc 7radur.11l' rensoved; and by, giving tolle to the biliary ducts aiid stroltiKtb to thie sY-stemi, they aflord relief to thonse wh-(0suffer fron; Ilervolus attacks, sick headacb, giddiness. Indigestion, and goilty, afFection. Trhe B31itios Pills have tile natne I F. i\ewbcry' engraved fI, tile government stamip oii ca-h box, anid are sold at 45, St. Paul's churchyardi a nd by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, Lonidon, and all vendors in the country, price 2s. 9d. HEE iii no Medicinal Preparation Of' thle present (lay so Aluble As CtiURCII's COJGHI DROPS, wivich speedily re- moercn colds, btillate coughsq, and tile common disoder of the breast slid Ilungs. Wtieezing asid sIncasiriess in i,reatbfing re also by a few doses rermoved, In astbnlatic affeetlons its efficacy Is held In lilgh estimation, even liy professl,.nisl gentlemen, who do tiot hesi- tate to recommend it. If never disagrses with the stomiach, aIid conmmon colds invariably yield to itt bneiilfcial effects Jn a few hours Price 2s. 9d. and 4'. Gd. per bottle. Sold at the Medieine Warehouse, 67, St. Pa,,l's churchyard; And by Harris and Son, St. Pauil's chureli- ad agrand Chatndler, Oxford-street; Ward, Stiddle-rosy, Idfol. nStradlng. Royai E )bngc Gialsver and Remip, Brightoii; Akehurst. Worthing; aLnd Ithodes, Ramsgate. JR0 HEUMAT1ISM, Gotit. Couigh-;, ant(i Colds.-LIFE Th,PILLS, entirely veg;etable, discover,ed by theRe,. C. CARIRIND. ON, Vicar of Berkeiey, onieof Hlis Malestv's Deputy Lieutenalats. &-c. for the county of Gloceaster.-Respected F'riends,-"a a small tIn- Mite of gratituide to the inventor of Carrington's L-ife Pills, and f,lr the beneflt tsf miy fellowv mortals I am Indliced to declare that I have founrd very great bsnefit in talcing them. Fo,r upwards, of 25 years I have beeni sto affilited with rheumatiso, as occasionally to l(,Se the use of my limbs;, nothiing has ever relieved me In thke astonhihillg mianner thtteepls hv;ad hlg am no-a 63 y-ears of age one pill at Tllght arries off any tattach ; my wife has experienced equal beniefit from them.-ChrJstopher Young.-Yatton. neal, Bristol, 21st of .5tht mionti. Sold In boxes at I s. l id, and 4s. 6d. teah, by Barry and Son, Bristol, (without whose namie on tihe stamp they cannot be geniuinci; sl .y tIttOn alid( Co. Bo0w churchyard Batrclay's. Fleet-market; Butler's, CTeapside; Sanger, 180, Oxford-street, Lonidon; andby dii other mledicine venders. NERVOUS COMVPLAIN'I'S and D)EBI LIT Y.-Thtt Nlate celebrated Dr. Pothergill. ii; the course of hli extensive practice, encoun teb-d repeat,edly such dIstressIng eass ofl nervous complainits, that he 1vas induced to direct his principal attention to tile dfiscveuilng Sai effecttual remevdy; the linvaluable mnedicine hiere offered to ttie pubhlic attelltloni, tinder the title of Dr. POTiIERGILL's NERVOUS DtOlI'S, was ttile result of his efforts. To those whbo atre afflicted with nervous disorders and theft variouis distressing affec-- tdons, as oppression of the spirits. head-sobs, loss of appetite, indi- geston,spams,treors,faItin fis, Id debility or r-elaxation of the yatm. t i conidetlyrecmmeded to have recourse to the abov meicie, y wichtlle ar asnrel o obainng immnediate relif, ilo y ad le pesevranc Init greeblyt,sthe directfions give, te coplet reestalishentof teIrhealh. old in bottles at 4. G., h, ad 22. b Buter,ellyist 4,Che-apsldc, St. Pauil's, and220 Itgen-steet ceartheArgil I,,mI Londoni; and by the pricipl ,edilnevenersthrughut he lnied kingdomn. 1VIN!)ER_the_Especial Patronage of the Prince aind t/Pics seh ,tePic n rnesPlga,te (U Princess Esterhaizy, thcPrinee au Princess MI Irigac, -t-h-e FmperorofPersia. and manydistim,guiis.ed Persoueags5. Imd recom- menlded by the most enmiiielt Physicianl.-ROWLAND's KALYDOR. This adenirable speelfic possesses halsag,ic properties of surprising oliergy. It eradicates frecekles, pimrles, spots, redness, and al cuta- 10eous eruptions, gradually produecng a delicately clear soft skin, transforms even tihe most sallow comnplexion Into radiant whiteness, resists the scorching rays of the sun, successfully opposes the attacks of liclement weatber, and renders the harsh and rough skin beautl. fully soft, sInooth, aDld even:; inparts to the necc, face, aSid arms a healthy and juvenile bloorit, diffuses a pleasing coolness, and produces a beautiful complexion. Itow-land's KRlydor s enuall Indispensable in the nursery as at the tollet. Perfectly Inroxious, .t may be tised by the most delilate lidy wSith the assuranee of safety tiid efficay, posseseilig softening and healing properties. To motheis nursing thelr offspring it gives, in all cases of inoidental nrilamnation, lnime. diaterellef, cools the niouth of the infant, and enhances maternal pleasure in the act of administering alimentary nourishmuent. To gentlemen whosa faces are telider after shaving, Rowland's Kalydor wlU be found exqelient beyond precedent In amelloratinig and allayilig that most unpleasalnt sensation. It removes unpleasant harshness of the skin, occasiolned by intense Rolar hatt or cold wlinds, and thus to the traveller It proves an Infllilble specific, a prompt resoairce, and as coniducing to comfort a pleasing aLppendage and invaliuable acq,u!81tlon. Sold In pipt bottles at S. Gd.. alid In half pints at 4s. 6d. eacn-, duty Iicluded, ny the sole proprietors, A. Itowlatd and Sge, 20 Hatton-garden Holborn, London; and by appointment by mdosL perfumers an4 medline venders. To prevent Imposition, ask- for Rowland's Kalydor, and observe the signaturo, in red ink, on the label, " A Ro-wland and Son.o Cl OSS and Co.'s NEWV PRACTICAL WVORKS on SYPHlILIS, and on thevariety of Diseases cimnected therewithi, as nervouis relaxation, &c. 'Ihe lftb edition is Jest pliblishbd, by Sherwood, .ioncs, andl Co. 20, Pacernoster-row Portcr, 72, Grafton. street, Duibiin; Stewart, 62, South Blrldge-street Edin urgh and may be had of all boslcse;lers. The motives wll!eh haate.iudusled the .autllorr. to puibish a familiar commzentary on such ImpXortarit subliecta fare fulily explitened il, the Illtreductit,n. The work meisluastn-tedl by numerous striking. eases. Doss nam Co. sic to be OolIsilited dully at Iheir house. urhere letters lineludlwig a f.ee) may be addrossed toll, touvenic-atrett, t'lest.atreet, Lendons. -WU8t9i'siM1ROV1ti) PLAXNUN, niiinufaduivcA frm 'i ptnt yarn or wool oiy, conrinues t preserve ,;a de1- ANdt rec~c oeevrotbi;r 1sAeeiea offanl.orisp lar ,softnevs' anti siotsbrink1ingIn waav1,hI ng. As, vrofo hich,t tle ve.,r extensive,Afisssand-be ha fr the aticle, roth for e lotton n home.eosttnpten,bears ample testimiony. Its peculiar softtiess - afotfa w~mt.asd rofoi,c to tile tenderest habits, whben=te quant nets re fonti npleaant.A savngof-at leastoesxhi it un "tit neesr nacuto o hrinkwig n watshilng is E. str9ng re- commendation in ilarto ecnm.Fo ascot n ladies' unider- 50515 it s partle~art reomene. 1 . S Rogers has likewis se cetddi manufc rturn eimproed hose, fro his Patent yarnofwo enly, wich h.etnow offrs ontepicpeoodrblt !nwa,pecu- lirsfns,and not shinig nwahig .te combne Inthe qufaliy of the very fnet real Shtad(ta much lower rate) with that of ar graterdesr ablity, anid are rundeniably the first article in the trade at clhair Price. The proprietor has prepared an extensive stock for the aprahngIao,whc ecn"assur his frends and=th pubili i,n ge neral is of vecry s1pe`rior`e1I quality , haing h af so E fine a eaon for fnishing. Thifs flaynnel aTnd hose miay be obtained from the principal draipe.rtsand hosiers In Great Britain aind Ireland ;and wholesale from the P tente. John S. Rogers, Chester. 'JAZARD and Co. with their usual success, soltd prizes of ?20 000 anid ?,30,000 in the last 6 wveeks, and now respect- fa ivy call the 'attention of their, Friends and cthe Publie to the very novel and interesting SCHEME, to begin drawing on the 16thi of De- cember. Itwrpeculiar features and aldva~ntages are asi follow:-it con- tains 2 prizes of ?630,000, 2 prizes of ?20,00(, aind maisy other catpi- tals,together with, the lnuehl approved pIlsii first Introduced by, Hazard and Co. of giving ?5 to eyery number, so that there are in fact no blanks. TW oo the capital prizes are inthe 3per cents, but. liauard sand Co. h&XebV engage to pay tile fortunate purchasers at their-offices ?100O money foir every ?100 stock. Anotbcr advantage,-h1ltbiy fa- voesrable to purchaserm, Is tdhe opportust'itY offred of obtalnnghir the 2apltals dr;(wn on the 16th of December, fLt a trifling risk, asffl$ wvill b,e returned atny tuine before the 26th oa December for ee~ery :whole ticket, and In proportion for sabares t'therefore no Purchaser '-ebn loice nlore thatt 14 I 9a. by a, bolc tilict, or, 9g. (id. by a sixteenith, and onl the samne secale for every other share, though he may gain ?20,000 or more, anid somebody miust gain that sum, at least, on the 16tbi of Decemnber as the2 frst prizes will haLve ?20,000 each,aind 1,000 other Prizes wii be drawvn. Suchl arc tke outlines of thils attractive scheme, whielt lRduco Hlazard and co. to anticipate an unprecedented delnand, as they can wvith perfect confidence recommend it as otse of the beet schemes ever prexenited' to tLspublic. The followIng are the stimbers of the capital prizes sold ati-lzard and CO.'s old established offi ces, 3Royal Exchange-gate; 26, Clornhill: and 324, Oxford-street, on the 3dof' the present moonth (NVoveniberl. and the 5th of lasit month. viz. 10i639 . ~~~~~20,000118,744..100 R esides manyothers of ?500. ?300, ?200,~& ..1.0 Ina3late lottery, w itch sontained ?30,000 prizes, Hazard and Clo. gold theom alil, 1EAST RISK' H-VIl KNOWVN,CARUROLL, tfie contractor, is justly proud of theieppilaisse already bes&towed on his sbeme, andfcelsassured titat the mo,reittis exarmined themsorefit will ha approved: there are 2 prizes or ?30,000. 2 prizes of ?30,000, .besides other catpitals, anTd not a single blank. 'Twv' of the capitails contain ?635;000 3 per cestIs. Which Carroll, the contractor, has Intro. duced for the purposesof offerinig to the public an tlnegQlivocal proof of his coqddenice in the prosperity anid reseourcas of the couQatry, as hi bereby gtsarantrez to'thte fortunate holdlers of those prizes ?1 00 in rmoney, fr every ?1'00 stock;I and If thoi 3 per cents, should be above ?180, whichIs not Improbable, he ives to t44 dyeni:urersnallThp In- crease as abonug. Every purchaser Ash Ittet Pf'returning hise ticket after the 16th of December, whte tb rawis-r undrawn, atnd may receive back ?13 for It, and In dproportiona for any share. On l adprizes WlU be drawn onithe-I th of December, and the tiv frs~jrjj av Wore titain ?-20,000 each: therefore every peir. chaser has thie chatldC at. 1,000 prizes on that day, and If unsuccess-. ful, en return his number al,"' time lbefore thle 26thi of Decetober. so that for the opportuinity of gatninag5ldb great capitals, he only risks by a Ticket ...............?a419 01 eighth .?................ 1390 Haf.3.......... ....Sixt-eenth.............. 0 96 Quartet...1.. I Actefollo*ing statement w[Il clearly show: -, Ticket will cost .. ?2...... 2 19 0 ...Iiiay receive hack........1 I 0 0 Hailf wvill cout....1...... 2 5 0 ... May receive baeck. 90 0 gunarter willcost .... ...6 3 (s ..May receiv e bac'k..... 410 0 ght.h wvill coat...... ...33 0 ... May receiv e backc .......2 S 0 Sixteen.th wvill coat .,.,1 12 0 ...May reveive, back........1 2 6 The grcatcstvaristy of numbslers arc always on) sale at Carroll's, thc colitrAetor's, offies, 19, CoruihIll; 1, Charing-crose; and 26, Ox- ford-street.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THE LONDON ANDIV ESTiMINTSTERI WINE Tand SPIRIT COMPANY, 16, Strand, present the followirng scale of their prices, for ready money only,. viz.- per Dzen. Per Dozen. Fine Old Port. - Ss. 40g. 42s. Claret St. Jutlien - - dos. Crusted ditto, from LatiltteChateau Mar. 2 to 3 yeaLrs In a nu - - - - _- SO. l0Is. tattle - 48s, ,54s. 63s. Sauterne, Nos0elle, - Fail flavoured ditto, &e,.... -625. iSa. piltts -a - - 36s. Old Hock - - - -- lOSe. grown and ale bparkting Chain- ahrr - - 36S. 405. 44e. Pague - -- - 84s. RealAmontillado do. - 486. ros. I nitto superior- -- 90s. curfousaEasnidla do.- --54s. I Do. finest imported j oGis. West India Miaderira 403. 42s. ,Do. do. In piniti -54 - se. Genuine East Inidia sWhite Cape - - 6Gs. 18s. 21s. ditto. - - - - 48s. 50s. Sit oror dItto, Man. Tenerife, Vidonia, ~ eira and Sherry Bronti.' Lisbon, fietvour- - -- 24s. Miountain, &c. 3fls. 40s. 4,2s. Redl Ponttac - -- 241. Bncellas(flnest quality) - :142S.- Cape Hook - S-28. talnmsleiy (in pint,,)- -35s.. Fine Cordial Gin, 148. per gallon: Jamaica Rtum,. l4s.; Whiskcey, 14s.; Cognac Brasidy, 21s. to 25s. For-ely I.1iqttears itt cases of '3 bat- tles, 21. f3s.pyerecase-, Curacon. lOs. 6d.. M,aratschino, 5sa. Gd. per flask. Ctaryg orders, inclosing remittances, Post-paid, addressed to Mr. W. Godfre 16, Strand, punctually executed. U~IALITY tlie CRITERION of CHEAPN-~ESS.- .W. STEVENS, Wisie and .Spirit MIerchant. 78,. Bishoysgate- within ittear the Four Swans), diseiainittig tite cant of1 disiniterested- nessi or the more speciotts pretext of advertisittg to caultion the public sgainst the "1various delusionis" of kIIs competitors. WV. Stevens takes this ,niethod of most respectfully thankilng those gentlemen who have favoured hi,n wvith their orders, aind requests thleir attetttion to) his extenisive STOCK of GENUINE FOREIGN WINESa-nd SPIRITS,aelecetd bty persottal atteittion in tile wine and sirit market, and which for qualitY cantnot be excelled. Puirchasing fPor cash. aelling at a Very small prorit, and for ready mnotiey only, and( itaving a large retail as well as wholesale trade, enables W. Stevens to coiptn bt inpieadqalitywith ally other establishtment. W.Stevens particularly directs thte attc:stion of gentlenien to a parcel of rich at:d fine Port Wines, of the geutitle vitttages ot1 1820 anid 1321, and wvhich havitng purchased tinder most favourable circum- stancs, he is able to offer at 36s. per doi,. 38-. per do. aid of the hilghest qtistality. rich and fttll flavoured, at 42g. per dtozen. Tle above nmay be httd by quarter cask or gallon (cask included), at Per qr. cask. 1 Gal.I Per tlr. aRsk. Gal. I Per qr. catsk. G:,l. ?23 ls. Gd. ? 24 10s. l4s. 6d.) j 26 15s. Gd. FOREIGN WINF.S Its BOTrLE. Per doz. I Per dnz. Bonti Retiero iwarranted gs. IVery good Sherry - - SO.. nuitte) 44e.i Dtsfft',ordon's flite ditto - 42s. (Crueted Port . - 42s. IPale Sherry ('eiicate and Do.VJn tage 1320 (2 yerIniltiest qluality) 45s. tnd 48,. bottle) - - 45is. and 48.. VNerI, old rich bsrown Ditto 1815 14 yeais ditto) I Sherry - -- 61s. to 54s. (Tawn-sy - 15 luels (i-olford's) - 42s. West IndiVM.tdeira (finest) 425., I Risboen, Teneriffe, aad Mouto- Curious old East India ditto GOs. tinta . . . . Os. WIINIES from the CAPE of GOOD HOPE. The character of these vines has been inulti injuredi by the low priced tr(ash wvhichi has ll~en offered to the public tinder the attraictive aLppellatiori` of ' fine Cape,' I exellent Cape,' or Capes tuneqnalled.' W. Stevens kttowitt that thie reputation of lill establIishmetnt depetitds ott this quality of his artticles, has receistly, putrchased at jarge parcel of fi te whises which he ean with confidence offer at lBs. tier dozeni, atid very tinie full flavoured at 18is. anid 20s. per dozen. Pontac alid Coristalltia, first quality, 28s. FOREIGN and BRITISHI Sl'lRITS. WV. Stevens litfortsts the C,stin:oisseur and Invatlid that lie has a small parcel af etirious Old CltampRgsne Brandy. at 2.5. pergallons and somne very Old JamaicaL Rum, hydrometer proof, 15s. Gd. per gallont. Per Gall. Per Gall. Very fine Cognac Brandy 22s. Fine old Janmaica Rum 12s~. Rest Old Ditrto - - 23s. ftttedrtrusJWR 3s.4dl. DSitto Hydrometer proof 2 4s. Shrub (uneutitaLIled) - l3s. 4d. Finest Se3hedam lioliands 22S. Cordilsls(rleh & flltefiavor 12s. Englishi Gin inade from the purest British spirit, and unrivled Itt riclitte,ss softniess, aol fine flavour, at 9s. 4d., 10s. Sd. and very stronig fur mixing, at 12s. 1pcr gallon. Blottles ar)d hampers 3s. 6d. per clozets, stonte bottles 7d. per gallont, catsks att coopers' prices. No credit. Setit free of expeuse withiin S nmiles. Money returisecd If the articles are not,tapprvd.Entrance to e,sunttrnghouse up tile passage. Orders from tltperceovuetry must contai n a retnittalsce. r U11HOMPSON and FEARUN's SPIRUTIS and( WVINES. I.-Thomnson and Feoaron ;tpprir,e Purchiasers of superior FOREIGN WINES, that their prestent stock is of a Matt-Iitttde Learl unqaled in the ivinie trade, both itt bottle and Its wood. Their `'vines in bottle are In their vaults and cellars on Hodhorn-bill; thetir ivinrs In the wvood the Increase of their biusissess has coinpelled thien to deposit In spacious stare Vaults, bothi In tlte city and at the north west cisid of tite town ; besides a large stock of foreign wivIses lespecially Sherries atid ilortst witich are lying its the Londont Docks: the svhole of ss'ltleh has beets selected wvith thte greatest eircusts- spectiots, and, by the employmenst of large capital, Purchased on termns of stteh advantage, lthat Thomnpson and Vearons feel they mut annually seeutre sit increased pzertereicee, rendering, as they do. to tlte public the whole of their, stock genitine as imported and oni the lowvest scale of profit - atid eons linitsg the very first clzses of quality wvith the mIost notslerhte charge In pel.e. Att advain- cae to the public wbich cannot be scrda h ra sjrt ofwine establishments; and T. and P. woutid lit all cases, re- comendpurhasrs o isiset he tok and judge of the me:t s of buInes posessedby prtie whoexcite expectation b1' dlis- plal:s meel lo prces wslit teyare not itt a condition to supprt tem b adeuatequalty. . and F. on titeir owii ~ ar, ret teir lainC uots he itsgestabli!shed t'eputattion of thieir u,usandbeactteicdgd speriritof theirarticles,combinedwith Pipe or Butt.I Quarter Pipe. SUPERIOR FOREIGN WINES IN CASK. X. a. d. ?.&d f. PORT, the genuine 1820 vllttage 917 0 2 310 0 SH4ERRY ( till but not old) 86 Pi )0 220 0 Ditto, superior - t0 0 240 0 Ditto, of higit character, (gold colour) 105 00 270 0 WEST INDIA MADE IIA - so800 0 210 0 Ditto, irmported In 1819, (superior) S8t0 0 230 0 CAPE --31 10 0 i8 0 Dittt -.5 0 0 9 9 0 Ditto, lrst qur;lity I40 0 0 10 15 0 WINESi PER DOZEN. Old Port, from the pipe - .4s. Shterries (full) - - SO. Ditto rich - . 36c. & 38s. Ditto, tpale atid line 40s. to044s. Crusted Ditto, 2 years In hot- Ditto (gold coloarl, rich tle - . 43s. &'48s. antt superior - 48s. Ditto, 21105 years In bottle Ditto, extremely pale and Dito 1 t 5yeas,50s. & 54s. deliCatte - - 481. A Bin of exquisite Ditto west rtidia Mn4eira 42s. iRlorizl,oldin theivood, Ditto, very aid atnd fine 46s. ~y years' in bottle - - 525. East India Ditto, old and A lino of superittr rIch highly supierior - - 6. Wine, nearly, 3 yearis in Claret, Chateau Margolan, bot tlf,. but of which the first growth, 1813 asfis. cotsntfrm. - 48s. Bnceila (very old stlId of Cape MAadeira lGs. & Iss. rare and superIor quaL- Dltto, very superiortult 2 1 . lity) - 41is. SErLEC",T WVIN S IN PINTS. Crusted Ports (Bom Malmsey Mladeira, finest Reterlo) --. . 26s. qultality - - 37s, Richi Red Capce,Constatt- I Wes,t Inisla Ditt- 22s. 2-4S. & 29s. tia flaLvour - 18s. I East India Ditto - - Ss. Paxaretta . -.32a.sI Sherry (reiiiarkably pale) 25s. supERIORt spiRITS. ENGLISH GIN, sioft and old . - 9s4.4d. & lOs.8d. Ditto, for nifx ng 12s S.chedamn Hollastds (llncst, . 21s. Jamaica Rum,2 years old - . - . ~~12s. Ditto superior, 4 years old . . . - 13s.4d. The finet Coqrta firandy vIntage1823 - - 22s. Ditto Ilitt, 3 years ld . . - . 23. Irish Whiskey - - - - - - ~~~~~~~~~~128s. lirady hrih, Campgti Brady,Pin Aple Rstm, Arritek, Shrub, Noys, aid ver desripionof ritish Cordils,. Delivered free of expense within 5Smiles of tosvn. SANIL. THOMPlSONJ 94, Holborn-hill. 1HENRY.B. FEARONt. WINES PER GALLON. ExcellentPortWine(1320) 14s. Sherry - - - I4s.Gd DittoDitto.extremelyrleb l5s. Ditto, old and fir:o .. .6s. Cape MSadeirA - ds.& is. Ditto, first auality - 18S. Ditto first quality - s.Gd. West Itidia Madeira - 15s,6d. Ited Ctpe Pontac - I Is.Gd. Ditto.very old and stiperior 178. ALDNESS or GRAY HAIR will sure slot to be seen. -in short, Ladies and Gentlemen may reol on It, although there are varlous articles for thie hair, btit It Is of late experienced that the CLARIFIED RUSSIA OIL is the best oil for preservint, Pro- fioting, and will makie it grow titiek and long, prevent It fallitig off or ever turising gray, and is such a nturisher to the roots of the halr, that Jf It has begun to turn graY. It will restore It again to Its statural colour, keeping the head muist with it for aI moith; atid is so Im- at ipouts out of the bottle like cream, Is the pleasantest oil fi.r ladies to dress their uwrn vr false hair, wyill always miake It look elegant, -soft, glossy, and will curl beautif_Uy any way, alid ought to le knoiva tha.t medical centlemell have recommended tQ those who .year false hair to rub thre htad Nvith It Is whsolesome, as itis cooling and refreshilg to the head. Ite.APeetable halrdTessers lave declared -that they have experieneed, when persons have lost their hair, and have the least signs of roots of hair remainitig, by keeping the head mnilt for a month with the Clarlfied Russia 011, will surt to be re. xtusres, It isauteto clear thescurffron infancy toold age. Ask for I'rinee's Clarified Riussia Oil. The ounce bottle 5$.; a large bottle, coij. taInIng 5 ounces, 11. -whiclt is a sayilg. Sold by the sola proprietor, A. Prlnee, 9,-Poland-street oxford-street, Lostdon; Faid by most pinh- cipal perfumers and medici'ne ve,dbrs. Be pitrtictilar and observe his .tfddress, IA. Prinice, 9, Poland-street; Oxford-strect, London,' on the ecver (if each bottle I wlthout, iti; not genuilse, atid cannot allswer the purpose. Purchasers ought to he particular, as counterfeltsare ft elrcuiation; Also Prince's Improved Riussia Dye is sure to change red or gray bhLir ott rhe head orv whiskers. Directions are sealed up wvith each bottUe.60 that auiy one an dyo their osvn hair with ease 101d Secrecy in a fe nmilluteg, Be particular to ask for Princo's Im- ?Covca Russia Dye, ait 10s, d. a bottle. : -.:.. .., .,.: TtAs iand COIPPER Wt1U WARI1OtYSt, 4.9, LJWntltr*-ntreet.-j.arid =. DIRD have alay on b,,and at eons. pidte STOtiK Of hright atd soft DUASS andeCfOirpPWR VI of every a.iZe ntanufactured. on good rernas flnod also a stock of &banI vire 1VA:NT PLACEIS..-.AII letters to be post paid. A S NtrnsnEin a small serious Fanmily, to take the charge of two rtb eethxlde.n, a .ipataPtble young Woman, .ho can take a chlId tram the-month, A. ian hael a three Seats character teotn her lint place. Diret to b. W. at tr. Lane% 4, Britasnla-rows, Inlngton. A'S NUrtsE, a rcspectable steady Person, who IS capableof taking A ehild from the montb. or to tlig up byh 1f rci udhnot,,e much acfvt tese andf eq,aI l,lgb,, ac nmp?! tonfrnnts ard hrs, had the m ... gement ofa llurrry 6r rerrs. Direct tD A\.B. at Mr ClIa., baker, 11, Chrlslell.ntrcet, Barblan. ASL ADY'SL-5 AID, or to Attend on One or two young Ladies. a IeX sftpectabley ...g Person, Aged 30 of abilllites. phomn work -ell at her needle ;'or as Nnure ad 1.2dy'esmald, hnning lIved in bhth capaclhanr ran hae foa r ymeas' choractr a nletlon as torso, to attend on ther lady. whbew theyoauncet child Is t.o or th,ee yearn old woold be piefibted; I-noobjketon to the Cotntry. Osroot to LIlt, at Mr tcnlchs hoot malike, 10, Red Lion-atrett, Nolhon'. *Young PERsoN of respectable connrxbons, to Attend on an Ai elderly Lady or om two or three yoang Ladle; lan ecellent odlewoinn and cn hewell recommendedbytheladashehas Iliedml1h. DlrM,t to It.N. at r. Cornock'a, roboniahr, jaig. strele. CbespsId. N-o oftlclepcr nord apply. A S COOK in a Gentleman's Family, wherc an establishment of bA paot lers than 5 or6 Eervants are kept ;oonr lVom an, who thorouehlg Undersotnd herhastr,e"o, nd hax no bjectlin to t ad thoareuofadrsthcontrywolbeprefred Dlrect to A4SI. 20. fttnho srt. Ttowr road.Theprea A S COOx in a respectable Falrtily, a Person, who thoroulthly l tientandaher budns.l , and would ptterr Vhere a ktchenmid 1. kept. Dbec t. a. . . at Mr.r Potces', 22, Bilthotgate -trct within. LAS CHAMtBERMAID, or as Hous(einai l in a Tavern or Hotel, a IL seretobl young ' wo -n an hne an - s-dent-bct Oharacttr from bhr I,s pla.C. Dletro tt: Et5,Geoe plate, tvod street, WeAtminsta,r ce S Cu,Ae BEl a AsuD in an Hotel or Coffeehouee, a respectable A youg Woran,wh. can be ercomn wnded from rte last rllace, nhcre she li vet fl*n yeses. INtact ta N. tP 29. 5L John,s 5cnare, Clerkrenicell. Ito olllreeeper need apply. AIddIe.aged AlAN and his WIV E, without family the mai f ts a thor-oghlyexperlencod o.rdener In vsarloas hronrhrs, onieeotondscitt and fotnt and the preerin;g of gcme, &o. the womn nan ondertae the laoad,S and dadry,tos Cooko, nrny domeSl,c sinutuoin non hone undenIable charcter froi their-lat 5luteato.. Dlrect toG. T'. rat Broohs's tiurse6y toBi', pond No ohiethetper need ally IMAN and his WIFE, aged 30, without incumbrance; the Amanest Groom, ond the mnoman as Caok and Otcousohctwr-, or Io ntoR thow,emte generally Oneral ; a 5tngle llentleinno p1tcm wroold he pirefanred na Obicrtlon Lo town or .antry, catshe coed characto from ihoir last plate, here thcy U hea two y as.. 31Lret to J.5S. 1, LlatleChre A street, Peetlameor stre.annoer A MAN alid his:WTFE,withOut ineumbrance * the man as Coach. A IL ntn in a recoulor Fently, urn mmrilood his basines And the ctibK op of h.y In hay. Hiowe: thewonta-n Ast.Cook, %md-rrtadsloPirkttnrand .Islsottof prs ae,nod h., en oh. Jeltan op roperl.tend a smll dalrdy; their chrasrters ,IU ,hear,te r lotes,. tneetlgatlsob Direct In ,. B. at- Mr. ,70igarC7, hosder, 39, Fart streOt, City. No; oYleJkeopar need ap7ply. , S IN8DOOR: SEOICANT, where a boy i'S kelpt, or in a small t yk Fatas, theta one is kcpt, a teiprctable Man, who V, ow-s his well, and h. o to ot dinsancaIsthe coontry. Direct tO hoIdsrad al hbaoc. S FOOTMAN, where one or more are kept, voung Man A feroi toh country, agcd 5., who ts nco.oraneta toon, hat Itn ro obnecton t town or country. h irmt to J. Ft. at 3tr. Nolettl'o, 7, Upper Thames street r (ardener, and can take the management of a one a chaise or can drIve a Aore and ort, A Yourn Man. who Is willIng to look sle, coa-, And nil rasske himef otherwis usfiil; na obJenion to town or oot, anrd cran hare a goad charactter ftr,m his Itsplaro. three h. levi thrht yeats. Direct io A. B at Mr. Feen Dhain' - 2, Dlgos.rt, Old steet, St. Lukes. S FOOTBOY, a Youth,l who is detitoas of' making himself A generallytneral; waresono shied. DIrect to IV D) I. Phlleot atoret, Cr mmercial rood ,& S GARDENER, a Man, aged 23, who has 'dO objection to A the ecare aoddlebone osca let twoyear, in his last oltootlon. DIrtct to W. At. at r. . Taylor',, agme,r, Samella road, COnpham, Sorrey. A E GARDETNER, a sober steady married Man, aged 25, with I very Ittile nacuinbroare, who has a petfect knowledce of pranl.c. trntng., mid framng, and tho core of a grlnhoeabu no ohbecti-n to leek ofter a hoene and choe, milk a cow, and nake hitmelf otheartwse iutotl t1 hi. employer; cn bhae a coed charnctgr from the gentleman ht has Jst left, who hod a thre y,sme character wlith hlnt. Direct or Apply to J3 . at Mr. Coll.o, It co.han lr, to mrr Eimonton. Niddlesoc. , S 8 HEAD HOSTLER, or as Horeekerper, or as Porter in a A W rehbous, as he ran ohe hloarIf s6el In any loboerso be . a young mard an. who dlerstandormntaasdoat horn a 12.nm-th's clo-arser from his -nployet hus no obJertlt to tore or country. Gireet trT1oT It James street. Toveo5 cardes ^, S WAJTER, or Under Waiter, at a colfeo A 5IUole, or is n care ptrts'e Chcphoas, an artier stt gie Stan, age, 21, whe ran h-e goad licartcee from his lint siloss. Olrs so N. D. t. Law enL e Ianc, Cheapsie. si ; ,3r..A.a.tht.Ats5or, as w;inter, or as Porters astead v aMan, wblo /I aS CvELer, rasA nort er n. sted vnd A_.l. an, _. *- midontdcrao il r bhelrers in l to brac,hes; cenir ee-ctohlr eP brefernces; ha, no objection t. towln or cimoneyr. Dtlrtet. j0. G2. 5 seo1t Charlotte stree, niktlohtl toad.