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Sohl bY Kinge8 bury, Parbury, and Allen, London ; Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; a Ri .J. and A. Walker, Liverpool.- Handsomely printed in small 8vo, withi ten platee, price 7u. Gd. a new edition, of NEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC -COOKERY, A.L forined upon principles of economy, and adapted for-the use of private- familiee. To which is prefixed, an )Dssay on Domestic Economy and Household Management, eomprising many obeervn atione which will be found particularly useful to the mistress of a family. By a LADY. " This is really one of the most practi. cally useful books of anv which we have seen on the subject. 'rhe Lady, who has written it, has not studied how to form expensive articles for luxuriotus tabjes, but to combine elegatce with economy; she has given hor directiQns in a plain senisible nrinnenr, that every body can undenrtand, and these.are not corfined merely to cookery, but are extended to a variety of objects in u se in families; by which nieanB the utility of the book is verv much increased indeed."- British -Ovitic. Printed forr Joh Murray, A lbemarie-street; sold z1go by every bookseller and newsman in England, Scotland, and #lFb W iigil F-41qiily gekcipt Bok, osmall 8vo, 7s, - Vd- I I I I r I I I I I i I i I I i I I i i I I HE, LONDON aind WESTMIINSTER WINE T and,SPIRITC COMPAN, I, -Strand; .present, elQf1001wloiig scale of their prica fo ed ioey only, '.- PineOldDor . Pe.. Dzn ., Per floaen. ~IIO YldPot.~s.dOa 4s.Claret St. Julien..- - 60.s, Criusted ditto, from Lafitto. -cliatean , 2 o yesys in iarg0an . - SOs bottle.........48s. M4s. 63g. Sauterne, .iloselle; Full flavourcd ditto, &c..-...........- 2g. pints........ - - BO. O1ld Heck......... 105?. Brawn sani Pile Sparkling Chlmm. Shterry .......36s. 404. 44~. pagne 841.. RealAmontilladlodo.... 48g. ZN.. DiLno Soiperior . 90#. CuritouaEustl ndia do.-.. - 64s. D)o. finestimported- 1 ROds. Airest India Illadeira - 40sg. 42s. Do. do. in pints... -. 4 4tN Genuine tast India WVhite Cape .....lOs.A(d 18c 21a. flutto....... ....e - 48s. 0og. Superiordihto,Lila. Teneriffe, Vidonia, deira and Sherry ]3ronti, Lisbon, ff ypur......- - 24a. Illounittim, &CP...86. 40. 42q Red .Pontac.... - - 24,, flue idas(fineist quaiity)...... 42c. ()epe Hock ..... - - 2lls blstjmse~.tn pints) ..- - 35a.I Fine Cordial Gin, 14s. per gallon Jamaica Rttm, 14s.; Wiliis- key, 14e.:; Cognac Brandy, 21s. to 26s. Foreign ljiqueurs in cases of 6j bottlces, 21. 8'. per case Cuiracoa, 10s. 6d. ; Mlaraschiino, 15e. 6d1 per flask. Country o;rdes inclosing remitmancesi-post paid, addressed to Air.- W. Grodfroe, l1,Strand, puncttually execuited. (UALIlTY the CRITERION 'of CHHA?INESS.- W.DLV. STrEVBIiNS Wine and Spirit AMerchant, ill, 9biiopsgates. within (near the Four Swans), dliselainms the cant of di8tintaressedut ness or thec toore spcctous pretext-of adverti8ing to csution the puiblic against the "1 various delusions" of his cempentora. WP. Stevens takes this metbod of m-ost re3psctfully'thatiking those 'kentlemen who liave faivoured himi with their prOcees nad requlests tthcir attention to hisi extenaive sTrock of G EXUn\T PoRE IGN WINES nd SPRIT5~ electd by ersonal aittentiob 'to the wille and pirt mrke, ad wichforquaity cannot be exeelled. Pur- chaingfores., sllig a a erysmal profit, andi for ready money only an havng lare rtailas ellas whiolesale tra(de, enaNblel W. Seves tocomete othin piceand quality witht any othier W. Stevens particulairly directs the attention o4 gentlemen to a parcel of rich and finle Port WVinesi, of the gen uine vintages of 182-0 and 1821, and which Itaving ~uircliased under mosnt favourable cir- custnc L,h isl able to oft'er at a6i. per dozen, 38,,. per ditto, and o he hhet quiality, richi andl full flavouired, at 42g4. lper dozen. The abve mray be bad by quarter cask or gallon (cask included), at P'er qr.c ask. Gall. Pe e cas. fial. Pe`r qe.cask. Gal, ?23 la!;0. I 24 10s. 144. 601. j 26 los. Gd. FOREIGN WINES in BOTTI,R. Per Doz. Per D',u. B:nm Retiero (warrnlited. Verv Vood She-rry LSs. genuline) . - 44'. Ouft' Gordon's faa ditto 4125. Crulsted Port - 42s. PaleSherry(elelicateend Do.Vintagele2O (2 yeavs finest quality) 46g. and 48g. in bottle) - 4s. and 48s. Ve-ry oldl tich brown Ditto 1815 (i years ditto) Shietry - Ilhi. to 114s. ('Tawriev) - -_ alg. Bucellas (loWaord's) - 42s. WVest, Tndfalladeira (finest) 42s. I,ishon, Teneriffe, and Caunonis o1(1 East Tndia ditto 600. Alountain - 405. W'INES fromi the CAPE of GOOD HOPE. The character of these winesi has beeni miuch minctied by the low priced trash whiich has been nffecrecl to the nublic un'der the attractive appellationi of " finie Cape," " s4 xcellent Cape." or " Capes tin. rqualletd." li. Stevens knowingl; that ithe reOurtatian of lifs establish.i meant diepends on thie quality of hiis articles, has recently purchased ai large parcel of fine winem, which he can with confidence ofrer at hfis. per diozen, andi very- fine f'ull fl:%voured et 1l&s and 20t. per dozen. Pontac end( Consiantia, first quality, 211e. FORIEIGN and BRI ISI SPIRITS. W. Stevers inlorms the Coninoisseur ancd Invalidi that he ha3 a Small parcel of cuirious Olti Chiampagne Brandy, at 2.5s. pier gallon; snoa somne very Old Jarma-ica Rum, hvdrometer proof, 155. Cid, pe'r gallon. Per elal. Per Gal. Verv fine Cognac Brandy )2,,. Fit'e O1ld Jamaica Rum firs Ol Dtto - - 2s I ieadderburn's k.L5 Ditto, hydrometer proof' -24s I V. R.) - . 134. 4rl. FinestSchediarn Hlollad 22. ISrb (unequalled) 13.q. 4s1 Fine Old Jamaica Ru 2. Crials (rich and fin e fiVogt) - - 12g.a Enzlish Gin made fo thpuet3ritish spirit, and unrivalled in riehnoqsr softnes, adtieflvu, at 9s. 4d,, lOs. 8di., and very ;troop for mixing, at1s.pr alo.Btthes andI hampers St. lid. ,ier dozen, Etotte botte d e aln casks at=copes' priceR. No .redit. Se-nt t'ree of epo6wti miles. Aoe returned if the irtiicles rc niot approved. Enrance to countingltottas up thiepass2ge. DJrder,i front the country mus contain a remnittance. WANT PLACES~.-Ail letters to be post paid. *A SNtrsg,a respeJaiblWmic1tle.aged Wromait whlo I.SIha heat:`S aIccustomed to tbe above eapRclty, and can take the !harge of Ft child from the mionth. Direct to P. tB. I, C'rwn-coartr 11trcher.balt.tane. Newgate.straer. No tslilcekeeper needl apply. S uHsi, a respectable voung WOman, who lias livcd 1Xmany years Itt hat capaitly. Direct to A. Z. at Lhambert's; library, 8R, Daker's-row, Wal trIet. 4 S Nunsg., or Upper Servatst, in a respectbeFtly a . yotiug Person, who cai he wvelt recommnendes rmhrls stc.D!rect to S. II. 33, Leiystatlstreet, M lount Pleasant. AS HovsKKItaPEII to a sinigle Grent einan, or to take 'kcare or chianmlers, or Racoiintinghontee. a respectable greadly Per. o,,ho can 1e tvetl recommIlendfed byv the renrtenuin she has just left; ir as Cook tn a Family. Direct to A.t. 4.W Vel.iiOgtoO.Street.Pentotivltle. S OUSYKEEPtra to a sihigle Ge ntman, a Steady in- ~.distrinus WVoman, who is a go ok and can bear, confine- nent; hag no ohifectioln li'milnln e is keptt caRn haveftgooti character runt her tsar placeL: age 3.5. Direct toAL. 12, Fetter-lemmte. Ifficekeeper need apply. -mly IfAS-1 -T HousictzPF.R i i n astu nall FayIhreakthn m raid is kep,t, or wirt h : si ngl e Geuitlenmant or r realsm an, or to 'uipertotend rthe Domestic Concerns of-, Widower'K Family, a steady *e.spectable Person, aced 32, who caniav aim RI ndeniahte characecr! uts On objection to towrn or country. Direct to A. BI. 33, Wildlerness- ane, Salisburrs.s9 e,Fet-tet. Ns. ot.tel,teever need apply. N S SERVANT and Hou-satggzesa. toa single Getntletnan, a s'teady aetive wAotnan,who is! a gout plain cook, and thoroughly inideratands ttime dlomestic cotteerns 01 a butties. ltaving lived in that !apacity for the lasqt three years, and can helwell rccomilemtded. Direct )r apply to B1. B. 10, eopptee.row, Clerkeuwell. No ofrleekeeper nieed epply. A S CooK all( HOUSKNEEpER to a singltt Gentlem-an, or .-T~ In a sntiall Famiily, whbere another is, kept, a Person. Direct to 3. T`.Rt ir. WrIght's. haker. Circus-street. Nan-road. ZS C)oog, or as Cook and H ousekeert n eldrl -Lady or Gentleman, or in a ,smatl regtimtur Fanf~ly, a steady re- poetablle Womn.ni Direct to MT. A. at Mr. wilkinson's, cabinetmiaker, tO, Somerset.street, Whitet-itiel. I S COOK rO a small Faily, wivtere a tnaniservattt is Al kept, or itta respectable erdaman'e Family, a steAdy Wioman, viho tltd,rstinds lher business, adcan liave a ce,,dodhcracter troutiher ast place. Direc-t to P. S. 4, Traagar-place, Cripplegate. No ofnice- teeper ineed septs-. (I GodPTl.Alh- Coo smt KIll~lall geni~cel Familv, whiere ra a footman is kr Pt.t Iid rtdle-a-ed WomnaimL. who cani have it good 'harseter from tier last itlt Direct lo S. T. 4, carpenter-street, LT~ sandsher usinss, ad It, :tohistion to thel care (if a daitry, vhee se tillustit ra u al i, o ayting out of t ie kitohell a hor (tstneefr,tt Lodo wil e pefrrot!. Direct to Y. Z. W0, SUrrea RHousEINAID lin a regular aiy r as A sore;ad . single Gentlemanst. where a cook an ota he albo-e eamit-ity sotne )-ears,and perfectly, tmnderstanids herbitti.ness; !as itecinusedto tr ite care of a Imotte anti gentlemen's littan ,Can httve .,tttndeniahle character front ithe situiation she hass justs left-t no ob- action t,i wait some xreek.,, pr-ovided tile situat.ion ts likelv to suit. )trat toA. D 95,Ciacerytam,. N otlf eckceper neetrltapply. S HOSKMAIS,or a sRsMEtni, a you g lVomani, latly ron te cunty,triit god echaracter tr,nm her last 'lae. lfet t F.il atMrs Le's,1,Essex-street, Iotuverle-streer, A STHousEMANIDt, or -is Cook in a stnall Family, whiere a ~.footmat imIs kept, a youeng Woman from the country, who sani Iave 5 attunexceptionable chairacter from her last place, ivhore she lived yve years. Direct to M. C. 1, Knlrhtrr der.cottrt, Drotors;'-eom mnm n9. ASH U EMIAIID in a smnall Famnily, where a fo_otmi-an is t.Kknt.aoungWontn, ;-ho ndestanlds liar huslites, and cann liv a oodchaactr fom he adyshehas just left. Direct to S. N. .3,Mards-curtflen.erce,Soo,qareN o lll ekeeper n eedapoly~ wh ssbeen in the above sititationt; A S CHArmInearrAIJ, orHuead t an otel, Tav-ern, fl~ or Cofeehouse,Rayoun Wo3s,wouderstands her Ibusitnss rid ca have good harasen rmteld alie last served. Dlred't 0 A. . 34 Arudel-treet, Stranyd.~brea- A EBVANT of LL-WORK in a smlFaiywhra man oi- boy Is kept, a young W oinar, vho eats be well recoin. nended. Direct t o A . . 2 , "YelissiMSy-strcct, Eu scen-sqtuare. A S BAaSAID at respectable Tavern or' Coffeehouse, a young Womian,iv ho is tlsoroughly acqluarint-d with the buslneqa, ,nda noobtjectlon to mkak hersef'f generally useful;l can haVec an inelbecaace rmSthe place She has just tart, on "tacount of hbe popritraln ipsed of the concern. birect to A. B. 12, lanton.stre anakt A S EUVNT o asinge Gntlman orin snmall Ld Fmiy,a anwh prfcty ndrtnshs business, nnd tanhav anundnlt'bl etarcte frm te gottitan he Is nowv savig. irec taA. I. a Mr Wels's butherj3,King-street, St. ~~ S Foo~~~~~ae AN jO a quiet Fam~~~~~~~~~~ily, -or wit~ha single ay oraeute saateady single young Matn, aged 26d. who can be yellreernmndd l'om is place. Direct to J. N5. at Mlr. JobbldiS't t, rabtl~~sy Pi olio.N o offleekeeper need apply,. S FOTMANin asmall respecta~lhe Family, or with a L.~LsInle adyor entema, ayoulS it an, aged 25, wIvth a four 'eas'chrate fon,th stutIn e has itstleft, Direst toT. B.at fieser. XVhln,arshandCo',3, Strands opposite Somereet-itouse. P0 ftcekepr nedapply A S COCHMAN,a single Man,._aged 20: who perfectly L,l UnderstandshIs usiness and-ca hve a good character fromrm his last situation. whesere Ste lived upwards of four years. Direct to q. 13. t the POStofrace, Mare-street, Hackney. A, S COAC}rNHMAN, a young Mlan, aged 28, who can have reet good cha r ,a ctr, aond , h s n lgeccion totown or oxnttyi toPSatM.Wooder's, sadder, _____ore_t_ee ____orfllds A S C OACHMAN, or as Groom, 'a young Man, aged 28, wn lo knows his busin ess and ton Well, and has io objcettoii to e'ldpemr lnnW:iva wit, Itasltown.Dtwarect to A. B. al Sr. Prlddy'.s, oil ceeper need apply. inhse-qur,N fie A S Gitoost, or as Postillion, a young Man of li"ht 13. Swt. !hr-1 who has no obtion ttravel. Direct to S. 'F. St 13, St. Jdhn'e-Jaue. S t. Jobn'e-squa , Clerkenwell.- A S Gtooh, to take the care of a horae and chaise, or a J pair of saddle-horace., and to mnalce himuSelf othierwise useftel i IYOUng Mlaro aced 19, who can have a 12-months' cliarseter from hiS tsat place, an'd lEs no obJection to tovit or coumxtry, or tot go abroad. Direct to V. Z. att Mlr. Fox's, Italian warehouse, 4 Crawford-street, No ofhleekecper need apply. A ~ GAaDssitc, .a respectable 'Young ~Man, wlvhho hhaas -a thorugh nowedgeofbIs busineas,atmdc~n bave an unideniable rharcte frm hs lst ~e.Direct cr aipply toi William Aries, 9, 3rosy.sqare,Bishpsgat-rezet.swithin. A S GAItDENEIt, a m~arried Man, agetl 28, who pertectly inbjetln totbelaudr trkorttheasfth ltedungthe t bn n fave af l eret Direct e P S LIGHT PORTER, o1: to ha;ve the care of a S t of Chatitltcrs or ntighou:xs'ge, a married eSian, WhoseWife woulti tarl-street, Fistahury . . -~~~L. 25 OURNING.-Dr. W1kN's TRUE. ANTICAR- Bo BLUE RFAVIVER, whictb Is DO much esteemed for its excellent qiialiMie and .6upqriQrityovcr aull other com positidjOn thothave been offeire t6 the publie',i It has the onerFul eFftect of 1estori n a fewr Min'ut es-cry description of andies afd'Oentlen m ourning, black hits and coats, silk Btockifigs, crape, lace, Bilks, muslins; cbttonj, jean bnots, &c. with- oUt injuring the texture oti the most delicate'article; it removes dirt'and grcase, wil rctain its virtue in all climates and for any ILngth of time. T.' PRICES (ilman, near the Bric layers' Arms, Kent-road, Londtnl; begs leave to assure persons who constantly use the above article for restoring gentlemen's faded suits; thatl he iN tbe sole poEsessor of Lhe receipt for preparing: tie invaluable And iltstly celeArated Alourniing Reviver, and aW'aaprcof of its rare and excellent,qualities, begs'to state'' that be. has had the most unpre- cedented dtmand-for it during the lasi 20 years. AL.ey be had at the proprietor'8 oil and colouVwarehouse; and wholesale of Alessrs. Tr. aiid. C. Butler,a, Cheapside, and 223, Regent-street, London; 20, Wantrldn'.place, dtlinburgh ; and 34; Sictkville-street, Dablin; at Mliessrs. Barclay and Son's medicine warehouse, Flcet-market; Mr.idlwards, St..Paull'schurchyard 4lMessrs. Sutton anl Co. Bow churchyard; and retail by all the principal oilmen, druggists, &c. in town Ond country. H ALLAM's ANTIBLVIOUS PILLS.-Th,se Pills are strongly recommended for bilious complaints3 headach, hcartburn, and habitual cestivencss. 'PttyIato tile composRion of a professIonal getetleman of very ckten8iVc practice in the present dlay, probn'ely knrown ro la of the .readers oF this paper. In indigestion., loss of apetite. deranged action of the 8tomach from ol, w hereby, th :seccction of thle bilc is obstiucted, indelent stats of. heh bouiels, &e. th)ese piis may be taken with Bsingularly good] effc t. Sold at the medicine v archousc, 67. (on the rootway) St. Paul's chu"rchyard; adli Sanger, Oxfctd-street. R USSIAN CORN artil TUNION PLASTER.-'ihe 1t great inconveniebee and excruciating pain attending these cx- crescences, which frcquentlv expaud so considerably as- to render the boot ,or thoe insupportable,' will be found perHec:ly easy, and to re. duced as to remove the verv unsightly appearance they make on the feet. In corns it is infallible, by dlissolving the hardi callous sub. stance and rendlering cuttinig unnecessary. Sald in boxes, at Is. 1A1. for corns, and 2s. for bunions, by Tait, 41 Cornhill; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Low, 830, Strand; end Overtow, 51, New Bolld-street. X SR. _:1SOL_A_ND sENGGL;I$S TEA, So many years "s recomtenerdedl and approved by the late Sir Richard Jebb (physician 'to the RIingT, anA oLter eminent physicians, in prefer- cnce to foreign tea (more particulNrly during the spring ind summer months) as the most pleasant, anml powerful re8torative'hitherto dis. covered in all. nervous, hilious; and consumptive disorders, and in iverv other debility of the nervous system. This tea, so plcasant to thie taste and smell, is an effcctual purifier of the blood, and by promoting gentle perspiration powerfully assuages those cxcruciating pains derived from the gout and rheu,natism, and is of sovereign efficacy in removing complaints of the head, invigorating the mind from those self-created ^alars'ns vrhich teo frequently render tbe existence of nervous people intolerable. Drunk warm at night it promotes refreshing rest, and is a restorative cordial to the consti- tution of such be keep late hours or live too freelv. Sold by Sanger, I50, Oxrord-street H 77awkins, Band-street Harris, bud- gate-street ; Tait, Cornhill, Nix and Stradliner, Royal Exehange and throughiout tlie kingdom, in packets, 2s. 9.1. and canisters 1Os. 6d. each. P H ARABIAN VEGETABLEl PILLb, free from T nmercury or antimony, are nunrivalled in their beneficial effects in Nervous, Bilious, and l.iver Complaints, Indigestion, and its nun3erous train of maladies, and are pecuiarlv nmild and pleasant as an aperient. The suiperior efficacy of these Pills has increased the demland for them so mlucl, that an addlitional number of venders has bcen anpointetl in London,. for theaccommodalion of the Public; and thoy rniay now be obtainced in boxes, at Is. Iad. and 2s. 91. cach, ot J. V. Simpson (acting proprietor), 28, hIenriettaistrett, Covent- g,arden; hteesrs. Rtradling, south gate, Roy-l Exchange; Borrow and Deans, 156, Bishopsgate-without, and 19,Wl3albrook ; Sequeira, 132, Whitechapel High-street; B. and F. Odling, 139, Iligh-treet, and 171, Union-8treet. Southwark ; Ward, 324, lHolbarn ; Prout, 22f6, anrd Barfleld, 180, Straind; Stanley, 14, lavistock.rnw, Covent- Varden ; Payne, 5, St. Mlardin'-court; Ambridge, 21, late 30, Piccadilly; Hawkins, 1, Old Bond-street; Grignonn 174, Regent- StreOt, opposite New Burlingtoti-street; Colley. 3, Hollet-9treet, Cavendish tq,tare * Saneer. 150, and Chandler, j7, Oxthrd-treet White, 1, antI Yarde, 215, Lam,b's_s-onduit-'trcet and Qt alnost every other medicine vender throughout the kingdom.