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AN _?osel. erinted for Ge,. B. Whittaker, Ave 1 'I'his dav is published, the ihird edition, 3 volr. 8vo, price 36a. ;IlV of the STATE of EUROPE during the VbIIDDI,E AGES. By HENRY HALLAM, Esq. Printed nr .Jlhn miurrav, Albemarle-street. Thia day is published, price Is. I AST 'INDIAT SUGAR, or an Inquiry respecting the r means of improving the quality and reducing the aoat of Stugar raised by free labour in the East Indies. With an Appendix, con- lamining proofs and illustrations. London, sold by Ratchard and &n., Piccadilly, and J. and A. Arch, Cornhill. :rEW WORE iY ZTUR-t.-Just publiahed, in 2 vols. toyal 12mo, price l6r. M ORNING COMMUNINGS with GOD, or Devo- tional 31 editations ror every Day of the Year. Translatet from the original German of Christian Chriotopher Sturm Author cof ' Reflcctions,' &a. By WILLIAM JOHNSTONhE, A.i. London, printed for Baldvin. Cradock. and Joy. AasAT O.Y OF TrtE BRAT2..T'his (lay ie published, in l12mo, price 4s. boards HE ANATOMY of the BRAIN, adapted for the TlUse of Students; comprising Directions with regard to the I Mlcthod te be pursued in its Dissection, conformable to the mode! w;rctixed by most A.natomists. Printed tor Callow and Wilson, Princ estreet, Soho. I This day is published, in 12mo, price 6d. boards, }IE: TOPOGRAPHY of all the known VINEYARDS: containing a Descrition of the Kind and Quality of their Pro- ducts, and a Cl.asification. l'ranrlated from the French, and abridged so aws to turin a Manual and }Guide to all Importers and Pnrcharsers in the choice of Wine. Printed for Gao. B. W7hittaker, Ave SUaYia.lane._ Just rnihlithed, THE CONTRIBUTIONS under the SIGNATURE of T Q. Q.toa PERIODICAl WORK, with some Pieces not before published. By the late JANIE TAYLOR, Author of Dis. play, a Tale. 2 vols. l2mo, price 9O. Printad for B. J. Holds. worth, 18, S. Paul's churchyard. Of whom may be had, Elements of Thought, by liaac Taylor, jun. 12mo. price 4R. rld. KNAAPP'S GntEEx TEsrMA NT.-jhjs day is publitshed, in crown octatvo, T4,.TOVUM TEST'AMENTUL, Grtece recognovit atque insignieris }ectionum, varietatis et areumentorum notationes enbinoxit. .G)%ORG. CHRISTIAN KNAPPIUS. Editio Quarta. 'Thts edition is well printed with a large type, forming one or two volumes. London, Richard Priestley, High Holborn. JrtEw VV.jtx FoR YOUNG PEOPL15.-ln the press, in3 rdalA2mo, P BOGItESSIVE LESSOINS; or, Harry and Lucy IL concluded. By MARIA ED(GEWORTH. Printed for f. Mantrr, 72, St. Paul's churchyard; and Baldwin, Cradock, and JoIr, Paternoster.row. Where may de had-1. Early Lessons, 4 voms. price lls. 2. Rosamond, a Sequel to ditto, 2 vols. price his. a Frank, a Sequel to ditto, 3 sole. Drice 9-. REv. A.LEx. FLE`TcaER_.-This day ij publiahed,1 arice li,. HE TRlIAL of the Reverend ALEXANDER TL FLETf'HER, DMinister of Albion Chapel, Mlloorfelde, before the -United Associate Synod ; containing all the Documents which WerT laid before thatt Court, and whicl led to the well known Deci- ajnn resnecting that Gentleman. Edited bv a MBIMBER of SYNOD. Published bv Sherwood and Co. Paternnster.row. l'liis day io pubiashed, by S. flighley, 174, Fleet..-sreet, and Mltaze. pond, Borotgh, ICHAk.s GENERAL ANATOMY, applied to Phy. siology and the Practice of 5ledicine, translated from the last French edition, by CONSTANT COFFYN. Revised and cor. rected by GEORGE CALVERT, iember of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. Vol. IL which completes the work, price to Sub- scribers, l5s. fid. in boards. (*nzEcE..-..hia day' is pubitshed, in ! vol. tio, illustrated with several curiou8 fac-similes, prC5 13S. in boards, REECE, in 1823 and 1824; beinig a Series of Letters G and other Documents on *,ne Greek Revolution. WVritten, 'during a Visit to that Countty, by the Ron. Colonel LEICESTER STAN-HOPE. "This -'i a very interesting work on Greece. It is concluded by the b-at re nort on the state of affairs in that quarter which bAs ever `ipeared..rirnes Newspaper. Printed for Sher- wvood Jbtnes, ,nd Co. Paternnster-row. )un DSonday, Nov. 1, will be published, price lti. *d edition Wltt considerable additioNt , THE FRUITS of EIXPERIENCE; or, Memoir of Joseph Brasbridge, written in his 80th and 81st years. Though now this g'rained face of mine lie hid In sap.consuming winter's drizzled snow, Yet hath my night of life some memory, M1fy wasting lamp some fading glimmer left."...Shakspeare, lIondon, printed for the author; sold by Simrpkin and Marshall, Sts:ianers'.court and Joseph Capes, Fleet-..rreet. On the let of Novemtber will be published, in demy 8ro, price 12a. ,,tN ESSAY on INSTINCT Physical and A Mo-ral Relations. By TU N SlACCK, M.D. ' For Reason raise o'sr Instinct as you can In this 'tis God directs, in that 'tie man."-Pope " A ma''s nature runs either to heTbs or weeds: therefore let him seasonably water the oiie, and destroy the other."-Bacon. London, printed and publ,lshed by William Phillips, George-yard, Lombsrtd.atreet; sold n50 by Hatchatd and Son, Piccadilly; and by W. and C. Tait, ':dinbursh. N'iEW IUAGAZI1iT, roR YOUNG PERSONs.-fn the course of publication. t HE AWSISTANT of EDUCATION, Religious and JL LteTrav By CAROLINE FRY. Price Is. 6d. 'ro be conrinuort '6lothly. Intendrd for the usa of young persons from 10 to l 'yeare of age. No. XVI I. will be published on the lst of NOvem'noer. The subjects of botany and rerspective are illustrated by eP zravings. Lonsdon, publishedl by T. Baker, 18, Finsbury-place an D, Brown, Edinburgh. Of whom the preceding numbers may b'l 'd. The public are also resptetfully informned that the early >a .,rnbers which were our of print are NOW reprinting. his day is publiahed, in 2 thick voh. 8vo, embellished with new 21aps and a Vievof Sidney, price 24s. boards, a new edition, conciderably enlareed, of A STATISTrICAL ACCOUNT of'the BRITISH SET- A TLEM1ENTS in AUSTRALASIA; includling the Colo- sties of New South Wales and Van Diensen'a Land; with an enu. meration of the advantages which thev offer te emigrants, as vrell with reference to each other as to the United States of America and the ChnaAtia; and directions and advice to emigrants. By W. C. 'WENTWORTH, Esq. a Native of New South Wales. Priinted for G. B. Whittaker, Ave-Mari2_lane. Oa the 1st of Nsvember -will be published, a Christmas and New Yeaf' PreseCt, to be entitled ONMA(AGE AUX DAMES; embellished with six superb Engravings from the following subjects:-L'Amour Dominateur end the Aurora of Guido; the Holv Family of Raffiaelle and the Mlid-day of Claude Lorraine; also Two Original Designs by Thomas Stothart, esq. R.A. The work, besides original contri. butions in prose and poetry from several populatr living writers, will contain some Original Poemsby Lord Bvron, never before published- a piece of original niusic, en engraved vignette title-page, and 32 cneraved rages for memoranda, &c. London, John Letts, jun. .12. C.4rnhill. Islt. CAMPSELL's NEw PoExnEarly in N-ovember will be published, in foolscap 8vo, F HEODRIC; a Domestic 'lale: and other Poems. _ By THOMIAS CAMPBELL, Esq. Printed for ILungman, turst, Rees, Orme, Brown, aid Green, Paternoster-r)w. Of whom may be had, by the same author, I. The Pleasures if Hop, with other Poems; in foolscap 8vio, with plateg by R. Westall, I.A. 8s. boards. 2. Gertrude of Xvyoming, and other Poemns in foolecap 8vo, the 8th editiou, with plates by Weatall, 9s. boards. The elates may be had seParately, to illustrate the former editions; she Pleasures of Hope, 9s. 4to, and 5s. foolscap 8vo; Gertrude of J vominv. 7s. 4to, and 4!. foolscap 8vo. JuvSNMLE HISTOIIY OF E NGLAND.-ThiR day is published, in| 3 vol0. price 9t. half-bound, tIHE LITTLE HISTORIANS ; a new Chronicle of IL the Affairs of England, in Church and State, between Lewis and Paul. With Explanatory Remarks, and additional Inforna- tion upon various Subjects connectedl with the Proeress of Civiliza- tion; also some Account of Antiquities. By JE:FIERYS TAYLOR. London, printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. Of whom mn7ay be had, by the same authsr-rl. ,%op in Rhyme, with somne Originals. With engravings to each fable. Second edition, price 4s. neatly half.bound. 2. Harry's Holyday, or the Doings of one who hadl Nothing to do. Third edition, price 2&. 6. half-bound. 3. Ralph Richards, the Mliser. Price 2s. fid. half-bound. This day is published, I 8vo sewed, price 2s. lid LETTER, addressed to the Hon. the Lords A on ioero te Admirty, sdowing the necessity of appointiig a Board of Inquiry to investigass the present State of His Mlajesty's Ships of War, to examine the various proposals that havebeen submitted for their improvement, to ascertain the expense incurred in altering their square sterns into circular, and whether it be extoedient to continue that alterationr; with nautical observations gns Sir Robert Sepping's Letter to Lord Alelville. By E. EDWARDS. Ernbellished with descriptive litihoraphie drawinga. Publisbed by T. Hughes, 35, Ludkate-street. Of whom may be had tn square 12mo, price 4s. 6d. bound and lettered, the Student's Pocitet Dictionary of Literary and Scientific Words. SCUUnTIFIC COW'AX1ON TO JOHeN SON'SOCTAVO-)ICTIzOyAjy _;his day is publivhed, a new improved and enlarged edition, wontatinng nearly 900 pages, printed in Nonpareil, with Eingrav- iTs, price 16.. bound, V91H PORTABLE CYCLOPADIA; or Succinct earlJctoryothprenSaeofheAssdSioc8 -L Gseneral Dictionary of the present State o-f th-eA Arts -rsd S-ci-eo"ca serving as a Companion to Johnso-a'g 8vo Dictionary of the English langoage, and as a convenient volume for universal refezene. By T. C. IVATKINS. A new edition, corrected, improved, and en- larged, by JAMES M5iTCHELL, A.M. ard LL.1), Printed for G. B. WlhittakEr, Ave-lallia-lane. Otrwhom may be had, by the earns editor, price l0s. 6d. tach, 1. A Dictionary of History, ancient and tuem. 2 A Ditdonary of Chymistry, Mineralogy, and Geo. logy. 8. A Dictionary of Mathematics, and Natural and Experi. mental Philosophy.. On Saturday will b e pisherl, in 3 volH, crown Bivo, price s. i n extra boardt, fHE LIFE of JOHN BUNCLE, Es. By THO,AXAS AMORY, Gen- A new edition. "John Buncle is the Enuglish Pbelas."- The aoul of Francis Rabelais passed into Thomas Amory, the author of the Life and Adventures of Jobn Buncle; both vere physiaian,, and enemiea of too much gravity. Their great business vaa to enjoy life. Rabelais indulges hi spirit of ,sensality in wine, in dried neats' tongues, in Bologna saugages, in Bo. tasgor. JobnEancle showa the same symptomsof inordinate sat-sfac. tion in tea ad bread and bu tter. While Rabelais roared with Friar John end the Monks,JohnBincle gossipped with the ladies; and with equal and uncontrolled gaiety. These two authors p4ssessed all the insolnene of heal'h, so that their worka gave a fillip to the constitrn. tion; but they carried off th1e exuberance of their natural spirits in different ways. The title of ORe of Rabelais' chapters, and the con- tentss =nswer to the title, is, " How they chirped over their cup." The title of a corresponding chapter In John Butncle would run thua:-" Th2 autbor iB invited to spend the eveninR with the divinr Mitts Hawkins, end goes accordingly; with the delightfil conver,a. &:n that e3cu2d." London, E5eptimu8 Prqwett, 23, Old Aonistrqg crd W. ggd Q, Ait, Bdnburgh. i-.tsz orgray ffooZ rW ic, I ie GBECIf W-.E;R, which produces the desired ef.ect by one application; it ncither stains the ekin nor linen, and is entirelv free from any purpleshade. If not approvedaftertrial thermoneyrefurned. Sold in bottlesat 3'. Od. and 65. nt dotble bottles 10s. 6d. by Tait, 41, Cornhill;. Vickery, f, Tavistock-.treet, Covent-garden; Low, 330, Strand, Sanger, 150, Oxford.street: Hendrie, Tichboyng-stteet; znd, at Wright's, Wade's-passage, Batb. M TEJ)NESDAY NEXT.-BSWIFT and Co. re%spect- fully inform the Public, that TWO PRIZES of ?30,000, with 30 other capitals, and all the Prizea contained in the-present popnlar seliome, will be decided on Wednesday next, the 3d of November, when every ticket will receive at lea8t ?5. A great variety of numibets are an sale at Swift and Co.'a old and fortunate offices, 11, Poultry, 12, Charing-cross, and 31, Aldgate High. street, where 4 of the capitals in the last drawing were shared and sold. WX ?30,000 IN ONE DAY. - EY'ON, Stock- T broker, 2, Cornhill, is sure that he shall be favoured by a visit from all his friends before the 3d of November, on which day all the prizes in the present grand scheme will be distribtted, including 2 of 30,0001. and 30 other capitals, and when in fact every number will be a prize, as there is not a single blank in the scheme. Bvton's great luck in selling capital prizes is too well known to need repe- tition in an advertisement, and he hopes he shall add to his list one of the 30,0001. at least on the 3d of November. GAI?NIN ONE DAY, NEXT IVEDNESDAYS- A-@L CARROI,L returns his beat thanks to the Public for the patronage besitowed on his bffices in the last contsact, and has the pleasure to annoutne to hie Friends and Customers, that he shared and sold the following capitals, drawn on Tuesday, 5th of October. 9,895 . . . ?2,050 4,378 . . .. ?300 10635 . . . Blilo 12,73 . . .. 300 The New Scheme (containing all the popular points of the last) wilt be drawn in one dav, 3d Noveonber, and contains all montey prizes, and no blankb. There are- Two Grand Prizes of ?30,000 2. . otf. . ?2.000 I 10.. of . . ?210 4 1,0201 10 .. 200 4 510I &c. Carroll is remarkable for his great luck in selling 30,0001. prizes he sold the two last whole ticket prizes of tbat amount, and he is the onlly officekeeper who sold fotir prizes of 20,0001., one of 10,0001., and 20 other capitals, in 4 months. A great varietv of numbers are now on sale nt his lorttznate offices, 19, Cornhil). 7, Charing-croes, and 26, Oxford-street. N EXT WII)NESDAY.- BISH, Cotitractor with N Government for the present LOTTERY, having, agreeably with his usual cuatom, advertised the scheme in full, stow calls the attention ot his beat Friends, the Public, to its principal attractions. Lt contains TWO grand PRIZES of ?30,000, aud 30 other capitals. All the prize3 are sterling money ; there are no blankts, every number being sure of at least 51. * and the plan of having the vrhole scheme decided in one day having given sttch general satis- faction. is again adopted by Bish, as all the above capitals and all tht othet prizes will be drawn, and every number decided next Wednesilay, the 3d of Novemnber, all in one day. As the interval to the drawing is so very short, and lotteries are so soon to termi- nate altogether, Bihh solicits an early puTchase, tit either of his offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, tharing-croes, where the followin capital prizes, all drawn on Tuesday, the 5th inett were sbared and sold:- No. 15,556 R a Prize of , p20.050 699 another Prize of 20,000 19,895 _ ?2,050 ,10 50 _ ?340 7,404 ?220 8,744 .. 1,0nn0 l 11,1109 300 10.938 _ 220 18,478 1,000 14.378 ___ 300 12,074 220 635 S 10 2,602 220 12,745 220 8.087 5UD 3,259 220 18,073 220 The (ontractor's fficcc, 4, Corn hill, and 9. Charing-cross. zTr W}!DNESDAY.-.HAZARD and Co. return lMd the-r most sincere thanks for the unprecedented patronrage they received in their late conitract, ,nd regret exceedingly that they were unable to supply maRy of their friends with tickets and shares the last day, whieh arose entirely from the demand having exceeded the utmost calculation titat could be rtadefrom the sales of former lotteries. Ha7ard and Co. derive great pleasure from the anprobatien bestowed on their ntode af drawing; the clear and sim. ple sAxnner in which all the prizes were drawn, and the whole of the numbers deci4ed in one day, is adopted in the .NEW SCHEME which theyrespectfully recomnmend to the attention of the public as it contains all the popular points of the last, with the additionai inducement of Thirty Thousand Poind Prizes, viz.:- 2 of ?30,100 14 of ?1,020 10 of ?C210 2 - 2,000 1 4- 520 1 0-- 20Q Besides the same proportion of other prizes, and every numnber will have 51. therefore there are no blanks. The whole to be decided in one day, NEXT WVEDNESDAY, the 3d of November. Haz'ird and Co. had the satisfaction of sharing nud selling, on the 5th instAnt, the following capitals, viz. 10,699, a prize of 20,0001. ; 8,47, a prize of 1,01101. ; and 18 744, a prize of 1,0001.; besides many otbaers of 5lJ01., 3001., and 2201. at their old and fortu- nate offices, 93, Royal Exchinge 2 26, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford- street; where the greatest variety of numbers are now on sale. In a recent lottery, which contained 20,00W1. prizes, Hazard and Co. snld them all. *WANT PLEAC .O-Ailetters to be post paid.. A S HEAD NURSE in a very -enteel or Nobleman's 1 Parnily, a steady well experieneed '&oman, who hasa been in the capscity 18 years, and can have an undeniable character. Direct to S. B. 65, Chariotte.street, Portland-place. A S Nuasg, a Person, aged 30, who nas lived many LL years In that eaps.eity, and can give unexrePtlonable references as to character, &c. Direct to S. B. at Mr. Davison's, 26, Hart-street, BlOomshury. ,&K S LADY'S-MLAID, a young Person, wvho perfectly unsder- 1 R stand, her business, and caui have an undentable character from the lady she last ISved with upvards ef trwo year. Direct to Y. Z. 14, Claresidontsquare. Somers-town. No officekeeper need apply. S3 LADY'S-M aiD, or to attend on an invalid Lady, or to takc charge of one child, and wait on a Lady, a Persos, who can he highly recomn.ended. Direct to S. S. Postotihe, Bllaniford- street, Baker-street. No offiekceeper need apply. & 5 HOUSEKEE.PER in a Gentleman's or Tradesman's rEs1 Famiiy, orto a single Lady or Gentleman, a niddlc-aged Woman,. from the country, wrho has beeni mistress of a bouse oflber own for the last IS years: can give satisfactory reference. Direct to X. V. 79, Mount-street. Lambeth. & S Ho'sEKtFPER. to a single Genlersasi or Tradesman, I'A a managing economical middle-aged Female,who flatters herself that In a place of trust she would be found an acqui4itlon, as emlimlted conflzience mAy he repesed; carn have an undeniable recommendation from her ast plaee. Direct to X. Y. at Messrs. Gosling and Egley's, stationer%, s9, Newv Bond-street. S COOK and HOUsExExPER to a sirgle Gentleman, or AI5 Rs Serveotof All-work In a small respectah)e Family, where the washing is put out, a middle.aged 'Womarn, of undeniable character. Direct toMW. 12, Chapel-place, Little (oram-street, Russell-square, XS CSOOK and HousEXEEPER to a single Gentleman, f13 or as Cook in asniall Farnily, *rhere a footman is kept, a young W6man, with an unideniable character from her last situation. Dlirect to S. S. at Mrs. Boulter's, 1. Essex-street, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. AV S WArT RESs at a Chophiouse or Eatinoghouse, or in h, a genteel Coffeeroom, a respectable young lYoman, who ean have an uLwiseniable character: has no objection to the counitry. Direct to Y. Z. 26, South-street, Lambelii, near Lambeth chapel. aSt dady respectable young IAN and his Ws-z, with- out Inctimhrance,with a single Gentleman or In a small Faintly. The man is a perfect Indoor Servant, writes tt good liufd and sinder- sstands accounts; thie yroman is a good PJRln Cook * are willing to make tbiemselvex useful to tbeir employer; no QiJeetlon to the co-unltry; can be well recommenided. Direet to J. 'A. 5, ilinde-street, Manchester-square. S FOOTIAN in a small Family, or as Servant to a A single Gentleman, out of lirery, a jounj Man, aged 24, who thoroughly understaiids his business, and can have an undeniable chratr fromn the place he has just left. Direct to T. S. at Mr. Neighbour's, 131, isightHolborn. A S COA CHANN, a stcady married MS;an, agcT2~7,without i Sncumbrance, and of light weight*; has no objection to ride and drive, in town or country; can have an undentable character from his lastpilace. Direet to W. B. at Mr. Gower's, livery stables, 2, Little Distafr-lane, St. Paul's. A GRooMc, a young Mtan from the country, aged 30, who has no objection to lIve with a Gentleman whoteepsa horse and chaisc, to make himself generally useful: can hav a two years' character from his last p lace. Direct to F. P, at Mr. RIchardsons, A S WAITE? at an Inn, Hotel Tavern, Coffeeh'ouse, or Chophouse, a respectable young li~an.who perfectly under#tande hias business In every departtnent; can have an unideniable character anldgive security if reeuired. Direct toA. B. 1, Oakiey-street, West- mniisster~~~~~~~~~~~roada.rad A S WAITER, a youi;g Man, Who peerfectly understands A his business,and ctatnhavea igood recommntdata, on asn tchaer ac A% S LIGHT POCRTER, or Warehouseman, a steady Man, Elk age 3wowrtsagodadepdiiu ad , andhas no ob- chuarch-se nnrktreet, knws onv wet. lret t ,!H. 8, Houghton-Wtreat A S PO1RTKH in a Shop or Warehouse, a yoPng Man Elk. foromdti r24\the cuntbry wrdiic^tesa gcood bhand, and u'. ,rAfttuld5 an udenible harater Direct to 31 I. ll.. 24,