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Deacon and Co. beg to Inf orm the, plubtlc a great reduction has taken-place In the price of coffees. A liberal allowaneceto the t-tade and shippers. ('1 UNS.- by the mnot esteemed Makers.--KENT, AVER.Y., and VIN'CFNT,.63, Bond-sin'cet, beg to Inform Noble- muen and Sportsmeni, they, have ,now on SALE the moq extensive S9TOCK of Double. and -Sinee Blarrel GUNS, In London, (Flint and Perciislseia,) at less than half tbeir original cost, Also newly Improved Copper Cap linus, of their-own make, fitted up In the best possible style, wvith mnahogany cases and apparatus (all of which are war- ranted,) P.owder, shot, and appa,ratus of every description. DPATEN-T CPYINTG PRESS, for Copying Letters at siOnce into a book, the Invention of Mi'. BIRUNEL: a newv copiiynS machine, weighing frORn2O to 2G oiinces, fitted up in travelling cssev, portfolios, and portable writing desks, and peculiarlyadlapted to the use of all persons travelllng. Also a comiplete asisortment of wvriting and copying machifnes for eounthighouses and private use. N.H. Gen- tle2nen mnay have the mnachine fixed to their ow writing eases, by Farthing, 42, Coriihili, near the ROYal Exch ngeodn Cl NTEME'SNEW OVAL SHAPE -BEAVER cN~ HAS.-R. IITC5IN Hatmaker,invite the ispecton of lils FrindsandthePubic o is EW VALSHAE HAVR HATS, whih o tral illbe oun tobe f aver suerir qalty to any Als agrat aret oflaie an cilrens at an bnntstrimmed in l~emot fshinale tyi.-~, tin.sree, Cvet-grdet,corner JJAiR1 Eye-brws, and Whisers, changedI frorn red gia obonor blackc, by the GRECIAN WATER, which produces the desired effect by -one application ; It neitlher stains the skin nor linen, and Is entirely free from any purple shade. If not approved after trial the money retul-ned. Sold in bottles at sc. Gil. and Ge, or double bottles los. iV bv'T'ait. 411, Conishill; Vickery, 6. Taylgt~ok-stretct COtVent 'arden:- Low, 3Sf0, Strand ; Sanger. 1.50, Oxitolt-et toeur, Tichbeorno-street; and at Wright's, Waide's- ~~O0T's PATENT UMBRELLA possesses dll the bessyliht s, and dlastlcity of the richest silk, Combining at he am tie he advantages of duirability and economy. The pricipe lpos Whch t is manufactured gives it a peculiar firmness, andp. clcie te pssbility of its fray!ng or wearing rough. The resstace t ffes t te rain and the brilliancy of colouir whbendry con- spiuoulv istngushthis umbrella, wvhiilh withi all Its advantages offrs ,'thepuchaera sRvl;sg of one third,. N.B. The namne of the Patnte s stIampdo the border of ecah uimbrella, and they are sold A RIFThIL TETIi.Mr.W. BEACA LL, Sur- g I-eon-Dentist, 13, Newman-street, oxford-street, having writh unremittinz dilligence long made the science of Artificial Teeth, wvhere mechankical contrivane is requiciite, his peculiar study, con- tinuies to supply thieloss. of teeth, witii natural or artificial, in a. AupR- rJor manner, w'ithij.ut the least pain., from a single tooth to a complete set, at little more than onne-half the uisual ehsrges. Teeth cleaned If ever so discoloured, and rendered wvhite anOd beautifuil, withoutgaitn or Injury to the enamel. Extraceting, stopofing, and' every operatro on the teethRand guins. Attends at home fim 10tIll 4. they EXECUTE PAINTED and STAINED GLASS WINDOWS of every description, for ehurchea, houses, ecoiservatories, dairies, &c. Spe- cimens at their housge, 4, North-place, Gray's-rinn-lane. A stalined glas widow illhidecoyssnpeasnt ookot, forming at once an effetualblid an on of he ost eauIu ornamnents that can be conceved.Theyneobe to sate,tha hey ha-ve a variety of pleas- ingsubecs, hic tey rc naledtoffra atvery lowprices. La- diesandGenlemn my b intrutedin the atrt, and tauight with faclit t excut sbiecs orther wn windows. Letters to be KEiNT's PATENT TMPROVED uNioN RORSM H RUSTI.-These brushes, whichi are entfirely different to any hitherto offered to the public, are ao decidedly slsperior In principle as to, conivince at first silght the moat incredulouts. Hy Oteair peculiar a"rrngement thiey at one action remove the dirt or dandriff, and i,olisgh the surface, at the same tinme leaving the most beautifuil gloss4 oni the cost that can he Ima:gined. Observe, none arc genuine that are not stamped on the hack of the brush, "1Kent's Patent Improved Union." To be had, retail, of all the principal sadldler,, turners, and venders, of brusheis In the kingdom ; and wholesale at W. Kent'shbrush manuifactory, Great Marlborouqh-street, and T1. and G. Kenit's, Falcon- square, Aldersgate-street. '~VER anxious to prevent impoSition, D)AY anti E MARTTIT respectfully informi the Public they have, after much labouir, and Rt very considerable expense, brought to Perfection aL Label of such singular construetioi aLnd extreme difficulty of exe- cution, that they trust willl effiectually prevent the many frauds- that Are daily practised on thte public. An attenrion to the following description of the label wvill ensure the genuinie BL,ACKIN'G prepared by them. A pattern, like lace, of a piinl colouir, covers thLa principatl part, the names of Day and Martin are printed In wvhite letters, odged -with Pin], and blatck, aind placed on a whiteo trotnid; tlhe ad- dres, -7 ihlolonsalO whilte letters edged wvith pink and hc,butplaced on.the lace pattern; the signatusre and priceea foot are black on a white groiund; the preanible andI directions for use are printed as befoire, blacik letters on a wvhite ground.-ii7 Highi Holborn, Sept. 1823, . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~iOSOLTIO totheTRMULOUS WRITER.- The ublc my lok t ths mst inglar and unlique invention withconidece, s a instimlal sorc of comfort to those whio expeiene ay dificltis inthecomand of the pen,. occasioned by tremr innerous ffetion het ofcliate, agitation of spirits, ex- cc,, or over-evcrtion weakness fomi aLge or otherwvise, Injury of the thuml, or fingers b sprain or otherwise, even to thelocs of part. This happy relief existsi a little7 1'TRMENT, the appearance of whirel;, wvhen i s sae observato,I capable of giving firmness, con- fidence aA?dm and canoR fi to assist the declining powers of ai good pema,an vould miaterially improve the performnaime of a had one, it is honoured by the patroinage and reconmmondation of Sir Astley Cooper and other highly respectable professional genitlemen. A fewv minutes' practice wvill prove Its efficacy, and It has this advan- taige over all mnedicinie, iUs powver increases by use, and one prescripition will last for life. Mlade In elastic cold, price 25s. each. Sold for the patetee.by V Peace ad Co 265 faingc the front of St. Clement', churh, Siind Letersfromany artof the country, post paid, wvill B. UDSN' SYUPof SARSAPARILLA.- ~VoTie etenive se f SASAPRI LLA in medical practice of lat yers avig endredit n ojet of importance to procure a prepaationof i ins orccoveni nttr than the decoction usuarllY prescribed, thisbhighly concentrat.d syrulp ltis been Introduiced asa preparation of muich easier portability, not liable to Injury by long keeping, and consequiently better jtid Pted to the use of persons tra- velling, or residing abroad. Two tabl)espoonti'us of the syrup contain thesamie qiiantityof.Sarseiparilia as a pint of thesimirple deco~ction. Plre- Pared and sold by WV. B. Hudson, ehymist, 27, ilayniarket,, London. Pint bottles 24s.; half Pints 12s. A TKINSON's CONCENTRATED ESSENCE of LALAVEN4DER, prepared six times the strength of the best laven- der water. This preparation of lavender Is entirely, freed fromi tue uin- pleasant enmpyreuma of the spirft so objectionable In the common lavender water. It imparts tne genuine perftime of the lavonder bouiquet, but muceh monre powverfuil than the simple flower, and Is par. tcla.rly recommended for sick or crowvded rooms. The sickly admix- ture of msk, ambergris. &c. Is also avoided. It being simply the finest lavender flowvers ;distilled tonapowverful essence. Itis alsormucb cheaper than lavender ivaier, for supposing 0he latter to sell at 6e. a p.int, a pint of tihe eaddnce at 1f),. Gd. is equial to six, you hiave there- fre as much perfume for 10s. 6d. of the essence as of the lavender for 311,. Price .3s. 6d. half plints 5s. 6d. and pints 10s. Gd. and aLn allowvanceon taking halfradozen. Sold by James Atkinison), Pe?frfuer, 44. Ger-rard-street, Soho-squnre; and most perfumers. T'R. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS. -Fevers of every ,?kind, wvhether lndoammatu)ry puitridi bilioUs, or nervous, the yelwand other fevers, fluxzes, and bilious complaints endemieai to ho lmts, butespeciallydestructive in the West Indies and AmeriCa, In the cure of all which cases these drops may7be pronounced a perfect s9pecific. As a febrifuge. an aLntiptitrescent, asid a tocile, these invalu- able drops stand at present unirivalled, and If It were possible for any medicine to merit the name of uiniversal, the most extensive and sue- cessftiil experience declares this above all othiers to beentitied to it. As MTr. Norris Mtoore resides niow in the country. bebs, established a depot wvith Mlr. Edw2rds, 417. Sr. Pa;il's churchyard, and MNr Sanger, Oxford-street, opposite 13end-street. He careful to notice, thatI ThoMas Norris Monte' is engraved oni the stamp. Price 2s. 9d. I Is. and In f'ars ily bottles, 22s. eachi. T is ~fortunate for th~erising Generation that the late A Martin Van Butchell (is-ho died in 1814i. not mote celebyrated for hisi eccenztrIcities than his uitility, has not departed from the world wvithout leaving an able successor to ihis practice. EDWIN MARTIN' VAN BU'rcHlIL isutgcnn for the cuire of fistulte, pilies, &cwIhu cutting, Skuistie, or confliiement, 15 years estahiahed at 24, Hroad- street, Golden-squiare. London) Is now almost as wvell kntown as his late father. Such, Indeed, Is the estimationi of his abilities, that a large society of journeymen tailors have entered (1821) into a suliseriptioni AMong themselves, in order thsit their aifflicted brethren maY have the benefit of his practical knowvledgeand abitltes."-.The suibscribers haVe paid 140 giiness In the laSt.S years fprl14 cured up to August, 1824.- Real-IlfeIn L9ndnn, Vol. 2, pagze 611/. M DAME GIRAUD's AVEANING LIN11M E N'I' for reduiing the milk ns-lie,; children are taken from the breatst. fow ikabscesses, aLnd all kinds of inflanmnatioris, bruises. and tumors tiiwlieh thte breast Is subject. This Is a practice too well knowvn to mothers and nuirses to need any comment. it is alsoweli knowan that It frequent(ly proves very tedipusand troulbldseme to reduce Its natural secretions;t a variety o aistpileations hlave be en resol-ted toj for that pumpd siostof hesecomositonsareIn their operation very slow ann fequetly vry upleasnt. adam Giraud's. Linninert wlill be foun tobe spedy saf, ad efecualapplication for the above psir- pose. Lt te beastconainwha qunrity of MIlkC It may, in the spaceof tree r for day it ils ntirly disappear, and th breasts becoe sot ad suple.Sol, bytheproprietor's appointment, at Mr. dwars's ediine arehuse,67,oss the footway, St. P?aul's WANT PLACES.-All letters to be pest paid, AsI itsi, ~ 'orIkn. Womlan5 whbo can take a child from the S N UfsE, in a small F'amily, or UJnder Nisrae 1ff a large A~.aiiiy,o rescesble yo,se wsno-, wiho ha so hjecti.n t tohe .-ase or tn tavei: Bl-ndf.ed street, Partmsan squace. A NuR5srK, a youngc Person of restpectability,, who udrln A the "re ad nicafsemsent of eblid,ecs,sac teseb tbe caimetat or eduictfon, and Volk& *II at her nedto; cn bo roeezmesdrd by lime ldy,l,si ha . itO Direct ie 5.P. at theconitn Strc, sintkecoseraqaet S NustavsTtrXArID, where there arc two or threeclde4o as. loseisld sa mal 5smi~,a ysgwomn. leect to J.J ,5esasicl Spialaields, Y''WOMAN9 fronmehe country, who liqa been acetic- ', qtmea!soeep here fsthoe hcils, Sesild be glad of a atisilar etiatisa is a Printl 5-LtsA..aY133rDt, or Upsper- Housemaid, a YOung liTrnffah0 who A ncdr,lsil rorosiiais sdlbssiag uP orf Ccc Ises, a5d can has- a gsod characer fee,oherlIct place; as eelfelisat lawiircoufltry. D)iect 16s. 'E.C. at Ste. IMtahees, baker,I6e, Jeslctreet, Cd-pplegar.tc A~~?~~~PER to a sinigleGentleia~n or Tradesmasn, ain at Mr, Stssne'dk lallb.oh.fi orG t Moryleliecne ilc6, t'dtlbaid place. 8 '0~ ad -HOnSFXsF rEn, or Cook wvhere the lady ishr i ~I -vabo-metpe, . eadyclea 3 wong on, 'h. th.rosghly adaaoaher ahl,,e1,ornodirnces i, good tyle; mcnndeniablech-tracl beanb had frosm th, f4iCy ihe lisotlft; -cicl5a,recotylter.wih flslo,aeepl.l.od, HIl ho =ioddIt.. Direetto A.5. 50,Grestwiqbihsto.r aedn,.adst4Crcet, City,. A Cooir, in the Public line, at an Hotel, or to a sisigl.e Ocentle- otto sIsta ~ sdentoad h~r buisesa.DirietfioAn1..5,LtllsChar- LAINCooc, aPeron,aged 30, who cean haVE a A~tmlrsabshrrefssmra;lae ietaJ.I liacus ce; ML^ t-tlrlmooths~icha te'fronhelas plcc. Direct to A.D. 1, LittUe Cotlle steet, d5055l'yaadsfAID,v a Person, who has no objection to town or iss; Mr4 cn sleacest'.lro,, cood hA,rostvc from the piace she hassjut left. Dnlect to . 2, t, Shleeslnc,Care mArket. AS FOOTMAN, or Under Butler, a MIan, who will have no I oshJeetios iso slacle-hoaded placeas a famlyl I the ssac of I ...vi.g hhi lout slislton woe throoeh a death ii the fassily . from whom he en h-."uan odenl.b!.ch.rbct,; no shisslosin rotows or esuctry. ulst se rvW.W. at MIr. CamIbh-f , 24, N-, eo-d street. No ol5rrbsepcr sced apply - A S COACH O?AN, or Groom and Valet, a Alan, aged 30, who per- foccly osd s,tosmlshi.bcsinins ither sopacilyI so ebiectoc btsts Fnaceaor Italy. DirLot to J69. at Mr. call's oil sod 11.1100 rasthsc. 269, Oofsri airect. No oflceeppFer aced apply. A S COACHMAN, a married Man, with no family, aged 38, who ba haled 4 years Is his is, pie", is of light weigh. sand hao a thoro-gh knr. ladaf.o. and the ear sd nimnage.mrot ho-es; can hAren a_eoteptllnble cha. rrtct "om his lost master snd h" no obhectis to town er count"y. Dirrct tI A. D. at b9, wVellnglomr siret, Omowell strest, 4 S (5 tDrAENERt, a middle aged Alan, who understands his busi- nrms in all its braches, has ivsed 10 yeeat tn bis lost plaes, sad can base As una doslable clioracter. Direct to T. yhnoganc,a StM. Smith',, nssryiMan, BMel road. Minglo. AS -i-ARtDESrErt, a young Dsian, who thoroughly understands hbi habus,eso in all ts Ar"os brooch ,. greenbouser, &ra has so obJecoio tl ony portoirsot riralsn sad can hlie an sodcnloble rhoroctcr fom thr esaclemoc ho hm latly let Dlrect to JrJ. at Mr. Yoong , hatter, 15.S :letee oansew y. R S AnDENER, a single Man, who is caiiabie ofeverydcpartment ie a gardon, hothouse, grecenhoc, *rming, and wall trees; h=aslined Isow of theamsu cespessas. feanesf in the sounty, and ha had an exiensies practiCe I Iqla ng out dlantatins, can hbcs If fteqired, hasing brcated foa a large family In whtch he ass uo asden hiable hrscter foam tio plr ohe lis Just leIt a single. hooldedpFlaeewlll ct ho etped. Dirtfto ?f. B. at Ir. Clark's, Ccuntr hill, Ste. amsa, oepforp,lXteei- .. -. A S rIUDEIL WAITER, -ight Porter, Servant, in or f E1. iissry,eor in any other slinsUon in I chha cauld teaks himself uaifta to hi, -em. ploJ9'sdsa.so,un I? s, respectably csa n ; of hich se maseodotles, ;tnd A abituatld to cel;ut; Dleast or*plsyto-0 A.B. 5 leto.0 lane Fl-ot strOSt 4 8 LItlHT i'oRTn, in abi Shop or Warehnuwe, or sn-any otner sey tIswshich ha mss-pa thesXhitciajbisyocug X, aged 28; eroas rTotban. roideil ro ehttiom woal bp muledto Is bisect hslng bees in that capatcitybcOrr ; *ould broctsblr'el tlekr ylaueltfroef tohls emplrer wogso tani ot ro apsh an iest o rrb oIan ht l gted c']ceeclSfectn hit lIlt ,lC. lcts ttoA, B. S 4af cllells tte 401tol4esace. - * oh ., .,, ! . - . : IENTLEMEN's CALICO SHIRTS, 26s. per nen; ti fine ditto, 3s.; and ditto, wvith linen collars, 42s.; fane linen thirts, *vith fashionable fronits, Ss.6d. each: whitejean trousers, 5s.: coloured ditto, 3s. 6d. to 5s. ld.; India nankeen dltto, 7s.; fashionable brown drill ditto.8s. white jeanjackets, bs.6d.; e,itralUnen collafrgs. 8s. per doz. cravats, 9g. perdoz.; stocklngs, 13s. perdoz.; hlf ditto, Os. per doz.: drawvers. 203. per doz.; Isnen tolvels. 8s. per doz.; COt shects. 5s. id. per pair; iad1s flne ealleo chemises, 23s. rer doz.; ni Sght ditto, yard and a half lenc. 3s. lid each; muslin nltht c'ps. IS? per dosen; calico riettlcoats. ~SF. per doz.; Blne calico sLlps, 3s86d. each; white camnbric pockct handkerchiefs, lOs. per doz.. stockings, 14s. perdoz.; flannel gowns 9s.6d. each; cots and beddtng, trunks. Spa Chests, &e. Pnld ll kinds of cabin rcaqisistes, at Besemeres's, 63, ilonndsditeh. Tvwo fenia1e Apprenticea-wunted.