BRASS and COPPER WIRE WAR...
BRRASS,arfa COPPER WIRE WVATEHOUSE, 49, Walils rttead .BIE blivee always on hanid a coal- Mize mccnnfacturedi on good terms; and al.a, a stock of 5-band wvire FFICEftS in the KliNG" or COMPANY's SPM- 0ViCE.-Cadets anid Passengers to Trndia., &c. are informe.t. thkey cArl obtaini the whole of tiheir OUTFITS at the hivrest wbolsesale Prices3:--calieo shirts from 2S. 3dJ. to Oil.; wvhite leani trousers 5Ss. 6d. upwards; jack'ets 6s. 6d.; waistcoats fromn 4s. 6,1.; cravats, dressinig gown1is, towels; table llnen. sheets. h,,siery, suzperf'inecloth coars,W'als't- coat ad trousers, swvords, miflit%ry caps, epa-ullets, sea bedding, cabini fG5rnit'ure, trunks, atnd ship sofas an an Improved priniciple. Ladles going abrtiad will find an extensive stock of ready made linen dresses, dcc. on sitisliar terms at S. Uiawfn's, .57, Lombard-street. HRISTM AS P RESENTS.-The MYRIGRAMA, or mL oasy Thoasend Veiews (Seclond Sreries), consisting Cntirely of Etlian Sceenery. Designed by .Mr. PLA RK is juist published, price 11. 41. In an elegant box. The second'series Is capable of even greater 'variationi than the first, as the numbtir of cards Is Increased. The changes which may be prodduced amount to theastoundIng and a,lnos4t Incredible nurniber of 620,448,401.733,239,439,360,O000 London, printed for Samitel L-eigh.. IS. Strand.; and sold by all booksellers and s~tationers. N.B. The First Series of the 3t yrioraina. designe.1 by Mr. Clark, And capable of 215,902,789,8S5,000 variations, may still be had price I Zs. Inr an elegant box. Y HIS MIAJESTY'S ROYAL LE-TTEtS PATENT'. B -Marble 1'himneypictCs at reduced Prices, from 1.5 to 25 per cent. undeor any manuifactured by manual labour.-On SALE, at 4, Re ent-street, Pall-Maill, a variety of CHIMNEYPIECES, of Foreign and liritish Marbles, deeply grooved, and unequallead In execution and polish, being made by macalsery. The trade supplied wilth grooved and polished scantlings, In sets and slabs, of various marbles. Orders promptly exeeured, for readly snoosey, by Mlr. George Brownt, agent, 4. Regent-street, Pall-mall, LOndon. W~J ARNESS,'Saddlery, Accoutrements, &c. 3, Cornhill, atnd 89, Lombard-street.-This DEPOT Is a braLnch of thii 1~reBazaar, King-street, Portsnan-sqniare, and Is established for the conveslenee of Mlerchants and Exporters. as wrell as for those Gentlemien sc-ho reside son the easterm parto,f the town, wvhere every article of the above description miaybe had at the Same reduiced prices, and of the s!ans.e excellent quality,. warranted, aS akt the Horse Bazaair. N.D. An Auction, for the sale of Horses and Catrriages, Is held every 'Wednesday and Saturday, at the h4orselBazaar, wrhere a largeutimber of horses alid carriages are d"ily on sale by coDmmiission, and also an excellent assortment of every descripction of harness, Saddlery, accoutrements, &c. (iANDLES.---High Scented MOULD CANDLES,wiih Waxed Wicks, 7id, per lb. emnitting apleasant smnell whlille burn- Ing-, old spring mnade stores, 6d, per lb.; finest wax lights, 3s. 4d. ditto: compsiton nd serm 25 Gd. puifid sperm oil, wvithout Smell and smok, 4. pr gllon seonddito,Is.; comimon ditto, 2s.; store motledsoa, ls. erewi; soreyelowditto, 6Oe. per cwt.: scented Windor ad ylso oap In ars 35.perlb.-. plain ditto, ditto, 10Sd. Cash o n l y . o f ~~e rtclsaeothe very first quait, a n seon prceartcls remadeor said. At ROBERTS's Cande Maufatory 11, Chndo-stret,3 door fronm St. `ahrtin's- lane Orerspaced ith arsforthecoutry; delivered in any part of town. ______ d-i HANTILLY VEI an ENCH TULLE %_1DRESSEiL.-HOCGARD and AMBER have lust imported some very 'beautifulTll VIS, and Shaded or Ralinbrw bresses, loute utnique: also tabincts of the first fabric In Trelandi. 'rbheir shinter stock i. niow ready for inspection, and consists of the newrest French col'.urs. atnd shaded Gros de Naples, and satins, Yelvets, squirrel, ehinichilly, ermine, and sable muffsand tippets, barege zaid fgauss dresses, blofid, M25eeblin. Birussels, Valenciennes. and Enrglish tbri2d laces, veils, pele- rinles anid scarfs; and as the wh,sle bave been purchased with ready xneine,they can offe!r them on the most moderate terms. B3y their regular Intercourse wvith the premiere marehandes des modes,. and comturiere3 of Paris, their millinery andi dress rooms are regularly supplied with thie miost novel Frenceh costumnes. Weddlingandl foreign ordersk tastefuilly executed.-No. 4, W'Vatcrioo.place, Pall-mall. 0U GENTLEIMEN engaged ini MINING PU-RSJITSB, jLL&c.-Mr. P. N. JOHNqSON4 begs to acqua;nt Gentlem15fi 'oing xlbroad, or etngagd in mining s-ceculations. tha%t he has INVIINTED a,complete SET of APPARATZIS frir SNIELTiNG, en a sm'all scale, and assaying metals and milnerals by the dry process. it it Fo con- strulcted as to he perfeactly portable, and thnat an Inexperienced person can, ivth at few hours' finstructiounand a;ssisted wi3th) A work, obtain the mnetallic produce of aniy ore. It can be used ass a nelting fuirnace In the open air, atnd Is oapable or' fusing frm. o10 s ofgod, silver, &c. ASsa blowpli e and lamyp furnace ti vrerylpowmierfuagl, and accompanied with asins l box ofacid3 and tests. wvill be.ftund a most completR portable laboratory. To be seedi at 79, Hiattcin-gardan -.or aLt Mtr. Cary's, 382, Strand. TOVE and RAGE WAREHOUE, ii, Si. Paul' iCliChrchyard.-SUMM%IERS and SMITH. having just made a variety af STOVES anid FENDERS, of niew and elegant patterns. for the approaching sTson, resueetfully invite aentlcmer, furnishing to inspect their. TOMIC which wvill be f,,ond rin excellent taste, and of supeio wokasi.Dra%ving-room and Parlc,ur Stoves. Forndcrs, adFire-irons, of every variety of pattern and price. Gentlemnen cs-ho are not particuilar shount novelty of pattern manybhave capital Stoves, of the last year's stock, suited to any rooms, 441 or 50 pcr cent. below the usuial prices. Kitcheni Ranlges, smokce Jacks, Ovens. :snd eeyKitchien Fixctuire made In the lesit cvav and warranted toanswser. Suimners and Smithi sell the cheapest and best Warii-sit Stoves, for' bails anid shops, that are made, at tbs linderiNesitinsisd pcricee;, viz.,- 9-inch stove, onli-35s.; 10-inch,50Os.; 12-Inch, l0s.; 14-inch,94s. Gd.; and larger sizes in proportioni. A larqe and fashioniable assortmegnt of 2papier mache teai trAys Inlaid with peatrl, lea and coffee urns, Frenceh ,lamps, and London made table cutlery. Uf'i U HRIE ~and SO0N, 54,New Bon-d-street, late of GKing.street and Jermyni-street, St. James',, are now mnalcing the finest SAXOINY B3ROWN OLIJVE or GREEN COATS, from 3l.3Si. to 21. Ss.; ditto frockc coats, faced with silk. 41. 4s.; black or blue dress coats, 41- to 41. 4s. ; handsomne dratb olive or blbsi great coats, 241. Ise. to 5l. S.55. drab, or miixed trrousers, 1i, 12S.. lulack or blue. II1. Ifs.; kerseymetre waistcoats, ISs.: breeches, II. los.; smuit of footnman's livery. 41. 4s.; groom oi- coachcm.,n'.. 41. 1.5s. to si. 5s., plush breeches l6s. extra. A. Guthrle andi Son are well aware of the objections which are commonnly taken against professors of selling at the rate of 30 or 40 per cent. blo~lw the current prices; the above e'sti- maxte Is however, for ready money only, a modec of doir.g buelneCs 'which evidently secuires incalculable advantages both to the customier and the tradesman; the former especially Is notin such a case required to pay thet bad debts atf the latter. Guthrie anid Son are in the habit of aitfrdini; such entire satisfaction, ithat tliey enzage if aniy garment does not eqiual these of the highiest charge in quiality, style, or work. maRnsliip, they wi-lll not requiire It to) be taken, or in case it has been paid for, the money shall be returned. N.B. Crest btittoni, lace, velvet, or sIlk lininga are extra charge. f1ANDIFD LEMON aind ORANGE PEEL.-J. 'styVOLCMAN,confctioer.Stratford, begs leave to inforin che 4Con.sumer,s of C.anded Peel that heIs now servin- the mos)t respectable grocers In L.ondon wvithi that arTticle of a very superior quiality; aLnd, as a guide to retail purchasers, takes the lib)erty to refer them to the .following statfement of the qualities good c-andied peel should possess ; fine candied lemoni peel sboAild be of lighit colour, for Its bulk being chiefIy suigar. Its coloar of oourse indi4eatOK the fineniess of the stuga uised in Isa maiiufacturs; fine sugar also preserv-es the aromatic - .vour of the peel, whereas, If worked upj wi'thc dark, coarse, treaely sii- gar. fermamatation ensuets, destroying bothiflavour and colour, To candied orange p eel tics Mamne observations apply; thie lighter the co- lourthe bietter thepeel. Although orange is darkier than lemon. itmay be made to retain a comparatively lIglht colour anid the finest fiLavour; bence the dark colour of the orange mcclI ger.erallymcanufmetu,ed does not arise fromn the naLture of the article, for it is susceptible of a fine brighttint. the true lest of its superiority. This explanation Is deem- cad necessary tdiet the attention of the public to the genuine article. CONSOLATION to the TREMULOUS6 W-RITER.- I.JThe Public mnay look to this most Singuilar and unique inventionn a-ith confidence, aLs an Inestimable socirr-e of comfort to those whc, expclerience any difflcililties In the command of the pen, occasioned by tremror In nervous affection, beat of climate, agirtation oi spirits, excess or over exertion. wseakness from age or otherAvise, linjury of the thumib or fingers by sprain or otherwise, eveni to the loss of part. This ha pp' relief exists in a little INSTRUMENT, the appearance of which, wvren InciIse, e!scapes observatioli. Is capable of gizving firmness. confidence, and treedom, and cannot fail to assifst the declininig Powrers of it good pernman. and wtouldI materially improve ties performanice of a bad one. it Is honoured by -the patrrntige and recoimmendation of Sir Astley Cooper., andl other highily resPectable professional genctlemen. A fewV minute. practice s.Vill Prove its efficacy. scid It hias this adv'a,- stage over all medicinle, Ite power fincreaNes by use, anid one prescrip- tio,n sc-ill last for life. ,Made9 in elastic gold, 2.Ss. oachi. Sold for the PFatentee, by T. Pearce and Co. -26sa, facingz the front of St. Clement's church, Strand. Letters from aniy part of tute country, post paid. will he promptly attended to. f~ ~() ARCHIECTS, Suvyrs, Carpenters, Builders, It &c.-REDMUND's PATEN RISING .PRINIGHINGES areplar. ticulaLrly, resommended fur their great utility and convesiieiicc, recme- dyving all tb defects of the door hinges in presenttise, entirely super- cieding the uise of door siprint-s. and effectually prevsit-icig tics aninoy- Jng draught undler the dnor.nor can the door be leftopeni unless intenl- tionalIly, and although hung perfectlY close to the floor or carpet they rise freely over It.and whIere required the offensivedsamming is totally avoided, yet nothing is added to a simple elegant binge that c~annot get outoforder,butra%tberim prov,esby use. Also0Outside Shutter Hinges on the Patent principle. whichi go back agalinst the wcall of thenlselres, Caninot be left' So aLs to blowv about nithm the wind,and reqoifreno fasten- ings. Also eleganlt Swing Hinges oil the same principle, of vatrioius designs, qualit e, an vesinbaso iron, frons 121 A. to 90s.per pair. The various sorts of pateiat hinges arC a ppIlial,le to either public or 33rivate Situationis, churches, ehapels, public bsizidircgs, and officeis, for cuittng off currents of air In pasFiages and entrances, effiuuvla fromi kcitcefles, &c. They may he had of the primicipal irontnotigers, and at the patelilf Door Hinge WarehouFte, 50, Creek-street, Sohosq"uare, ,where donrg are bong wvith the var!ous sorts of hinges for piubilc In- spectiosi. AodaSVery informaxtion given.______________ IONPON AND "WESTMNINTSTER, WVINE T HrdSPIRIT !6ONtPANNY, 16. Strand. present the following scale of their pric-es, fdr ready monecy only, viz,- per Dozen. I-Per Dozen. Fine Old Port - - 36s. 405)1. 42s. Claret St. Jullen - - iO -Crusted ditto, fromn ILafi tteChatcnu Mar- 2 to 8 years In Pean . - - - 8Os. lO5s. tottle - - - 48. .54s. Oa,. Sau%tetrne, MSogelle, Full flavoured ditto, &c. - - 11-r2s,. 7-2s. pints - - - - - 363,. Old Hock - . . - - lOSs, Brown and Pale ISparkiling CIlanl- Shierry - - - 36'. 405.q4 4s1 pagne - - - _ _ 84s. RealAmontillado do., 48s. 5Os. Ditto stuperior - - - Dos, CarlousEastlndia do. - - -5I. Do. finest linmprted -- loss. West 3india Madeira- 40s. 42s. Do. do. In pints . - 54 s Genuine East India White Cafpe . . lBs. I1Ss. 21b. dItto) - - - -- 42s. 30s. SuiPerior ditto, Mfa. ~Teneriffe, Vidonia, deira aiid Shierry Brionti. Lisbon, finsvour -.- - 24s. M1ountain, &r. 311e. 411s. 402s. Red PontacR . 24s. flueellaslidnest,qiualityl -- 42s. Cape Hock -. -- 28s. blIalivisley (in pints)- -35s. Fine Cordial Gin, i4s. per "alioc; Jamaica Finm,- 14s.;. Whiskey. 314x. - Cognac r,randy, 21g. to 23,. Foreign iqu, eurs in casqes of G3 hot- tles,21. 8,4.perea.se; Curacon. l0s. 6d.; Marasrciinfl. lS,. Gd. per flasik. Counatry orders, incle,sing renclttances, Post-paid addressed to Mlr. IV. Godfree. 16. Strand, punrctually execiuted._____________ jEAIR, Eye.-browg, anid Wlliskers, changed from red LtJi"s V r kmV C, brswn orhblack, by She GRECIAN WATER, wrblch prdue test ieed effect l,v one ap0lcation ;, It neither stainis tIcs skin nor Tlinen, atnd is eittirely free from an~ purple shade. If ilit appro(ved after trial the mor,ev retur'ned, Sh d Ir. bottles at 3,~. 6d. ad Ga. or doubhle h6ttles lOs. 6d. 55-Talt. 41. CorililIl m Vickery, f6, Travistock-street, Coivent-,rardcn; I.ow, 330, Strand; Sanger. 1,50, Oxford-street; hlseidrle, Tlcliborne-street; and at Wright's, WVade's- passg e. Bath._ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ JV HE GENUINE BEAR's GRE SE is proved, by a _f_ifty years' exiprience, to he the bs specific hithelrto disctovere.d for promnoting the growtic and thicknmess of the humian hair and has een used b the isatives of those countries where the animais abounda from time ?'mmem erlal for tatit purpose. The above article, In Its pur,est state, IS cobs had onily of Ross and Sons, 1 i19. flishiopsgato-street, whot aretlue only pFrlies. sybo real,ly fatten and kill those animals, They havingat present several of thqem. Aue of scich will be slacigh- ,eredo Monday, the ~th Inst.. whben those parties desirous of hav- Ing the fat In Its inatuplTitt ab eo miaeI Frg41 HERE is no Medicinal Preparation of the prcsent day IL so valuable-as CHURCH's COUG II DROPS., which speedily re- move recent colds, obqtinate cc,ughcs, and the commnon disordel a of the, brea6t and lungs. Wheezing and uneasiness In breathing are also by a fev doses renmoved. tic asthmatic affections its efficacy Is hold izi high estimation, even by professional gentslmen, who do not hesi. tate to recon mmnd It. It never disagrees wuifh the stoYnaeh, and common colds invariably yield to iits benefleial effects in a few hours Prilee 2s. 9d. and 4!. Gd. per bottle. Sold at the M.edicine Warehouse, 67, St. Paul's churchyard: and by Flrris and Son, St. Pacils church- y.ard; Sanger. and Chandler, Oxford-street; Watd, Milddle-ron', Flol- boric; Stradling, Royal Yxehasi"e; Olalyer and Kemp, Brightoil; Akehuret, Worthing: aId Rhodes, Ia sgate. CiURE ef RUPTURE.-PINDIN's PATENT % T RUSS8S, withoutmetallicsprings. 200, Fleet-Strect.-GAWAN and Co. beg to inrorm the Pubile. that the follow ong Ifrorn C.Everest, of Farningham, Kent, dated September 3, 1823;-" 1 have to stlite for your satisfartion, that the trucg I had from yoru about 2 yease ago has perfectly cured nle, and althotugh subject to the most laborlotts exercise, huve for some timne left it otF; much goud resulted from wearijg itat night. I haye furtber to add, that the one my rather had ansvers very *vell, and there is nts doubt of hle belng cured."- Gawvan and Co. have %ucceeded lii cases of the most diffcult kiiud, vhere persons lbave been affileted from 20 to 30 years, and they have letters eiqually gratifying from surgeons and othei gecitlemen, proving they can sleep, ride, and even hunt, without Ilioncveniecnce. N.H. Tkce sectirity of the truss enahles Gawan acid Co. to offer a fail trial, and will return the moscey If it does not succeed. G iOSS and Co.'s NEIV PRACTICAL WORKS 'on GOSYPHILIS, and on the variety of Diseases colinected therewlth, aLs nervous rclaxation, &c. tlhe 16th edition is Jusrt published;by Sherwood, Jones, and Co. 20, Paternoster-rowv; Porter.. 72, Grafton, street; DubUin; Stewart: 62, South Rrldge-atrect, Edinburgh; atid imay be had of all boskse.iers. The motives *vhloh have Induced thd nCthors to publish a fasnl;lar commentary on such important saublects are fuliy explalned In the IntroductIon. The work Is Illustrated by mcumerouistriking cases, Goss antigo. ace to be consulted daily'at tbelr hoese, wvhere letters (Ineludlug a fee) may be addressed toll i Botivtrle-Street, Fleet-street, Lendon, COIDENTS by FIRE, PREVENTED-. At tliig A season of the year, when Fires are So prevalent, it behoves all )ersons to guard against all accidents fronm that element: J. ELISHA. :herefore, asg onec means of pygventionl, begs to iniform htilFricnals and the Pohlic lie has.1tist-mannfaetured an extesitave As4orttnent of green %nd brass wvire HANGIN4G FIR'IEGIYRDS of ever_v deseefption-, and te persons haviing young fdmt0iis lie recommrenids -his green wire Nursery Fenders., of-wich he hact,iust ftnishied andhas novon.sAle A great(1inantIty of variouA heighths, and. *lengths. J. Eligha, has also a great variety of green andlbrass stsfnp~d'anVd wire fenideri; flreiton5.', ftnd fire hrasese; the whole ol whieh, mnn his doing his bhualozes 010: ready reotiey principles, enid his bilng the real malnufacturer, he Is determined to sell att thie very lowetst prices. To be, haa at his old estal'lllshed wirework, iieve, and fenider manufactory, 186, BishopS' gate.street WIVthout, corner of Trvo TSwan-yard.- Obs8rve the ntul- ner-18O. ATNT WrARM AllR STOVES.-A ~Saving ~Of s pe en,J.EANS, manutfactuirer, I, Fish-street-liill, respect- flyifrsthe Poiblic. th'at he has Bo sos - SALE a larlge quantItty ofitRVFD ATENT WARM AIR -STOVES, wvith ascending or descenedIng flues, adapted for- lials, offices, warerhouses, or sbops.'at very Yeduced priceq, as the followving will demonigtrate :-No. I, 35c. ; No0 50j- Gd. - RD. 3, B. S3 d.;, No.. 4,Os l and large sizes for churise an chaelc frM 0. to 50D1. each aild upwards. Draw- ing oomalsdallot e atves feniders flre Irons, and kitchen raTige 5 on th mos imprved rincple, in the greatest v-Ariety, 50 percent. unde th usal rics. rdes of any extent executed In the course of afew ours byRddressing a. line to J1. Evans, att his stove, rt e and amprslsltfctry, I, Flsh-street-hlill, corner of- Great Eastettealp, uce te Mnuien,-anI att his Warercoind ,Fn-bury,-paeouh nea Fishry-quse,London. Where also may he had genuine unaoltrstd SermOil (producinig neither smell nor srmol4cl at TARREN and ROSE' IL fRSS.- W The experience of more than half a century, and th gneral approbaLtion of a discerning publtc. justify the detail of tho se adbrable qualities wvhich have given to WARREN'S MNILK ~(f ROSSES as pre- pared by 91ehard Roeser, th e chhagater of the most'delightfu cosmetic i'n Europet it is highly..recommended, not only by the rorsC, hut by most familiesq of dis1tinction, for p reserving the skn dfo rendering the complexion~ delicately fai Ind beautiful: tetrl removes rednes, asuiibutns and frecktles. Prepared only b ihr RossLer. and sold at the perl'umery wsarehouse 6l Warresand osr 31, Sk-inner-street, Snoowhill; and at'their shop, dO, Warnic, sreet, Golden-square. Superior perfuLnily, retail, whbolesale, an for ex portatlon. ARMATIC SPIRITr of VINEGAR.-This agreeable perffumed liquor, (the original Invention of Mr. H4enry,) which iso elknownL lfficacy in relieving falntsiess and headl-ach, and In couinteracting the effects of overheated, close, or infected air, con-. tinues to ha prepared in the greatest perfection by Messrs. Thomas- and WilliaLm Henry, manufacturihg. chyrnssts, lManches ter. It Is sold in Lonidon, wvholesale and r-etail, by Taessrs, Bayley anid Blewr, perfulmers, Cockspulr-street, and r2tall, price 2s. gd. by olne Or more agents In every principal town;- but it cannot be genuine unless the isames of the above preparers are enrved on the government stamp, wvhich Is fixed over the cork of eachbote Proper spongebxe r sold by BaylevanldBlew, as usual. As above may also be had, authen- tieatsd by a similar stamp, Henry's Calclned Magnesia, In bottles, at 2.. gd.: or wivth glass stoppers. at 48. 6d. IlR. NORRIS's FEBVER DROPS.-Fevers of every l) kind, -whether inflammatory putrid, bilious, or niervous, the selow nd the fvers, fluxes, and blious eomplalir coeiclt hotcliate * ut epeclllydestructive in the West IndiesasodAmerica; in te cre o al whch elases these dropra maybhe pronounced a perfect specic.As afebiftie, n antiputrescont, and a toisic, these invalu- abl drpsstad t p.snt unrMivled, sod ifit waers possible for any medcin t meittheosnae of unilversal, the most extensive anld scic- eessfsl exerien e dcares thisRabove aRl otbors to beentitled to it. As Mr. ~errs More esides nowv iat the country, hie has- established a depot with Mr. Edwards, 61, St. Paul's ctiisrclyard aLnd Mr. Sailger, Xx(ford*street, oppositeBlond-street, Beearcf'ul tnntece, that ' Thomas Oorria aloore Is engraved oie theo stamp. Price 2s, Pd. lais. and Its famifly bottles, 22.. ezeb. M OR COLDS, Coughs, Asthmas, &c.-The PIEC- .WTORAL ELIXIR. Experience dutrinig a very long petiod has fincontestablv proved thie Rtlperior efficacy of this medicline, in all eases of colds, coughls, oine asthmiatic ,.ffections. By promioting gentle expectoration, !t very shortly relieves tlse patient of a slig)st or.ecnt !ol, and a few doles are genierally gtiffcient to remove thlose wh'ict nieglect has rendered miore confirmed sotd Obstinate. and which are aceorrpanied with couigh, spittfing of blood, anid other- ,ierious symptoms, Its peculiar balsamic powvers tend to heal soreness, anid allay the Irritation of thje lunigs, iR cases of cough; mnd In asthmatic affections It assists and gives freedom to the breath. .Rold, in bottles, at Is- I14d. anld 2s. Pd. by Butler, chymilst, 4, Cheapside, St. PauVs', and 2200, Regent-street, near the Argyll Roomns, London:i aind by the principal mnedicinie vendors throughout the Uniited Kingdom'. Of wivsom tosy be hatd, the iBalsamic Lozongies, ased rin resenlt coughs, hoarseness. &ee. aol- for rendering the voice ;iear and flexibile. and protecting its organs from the effeets of exer- lIon. fIn Ioxes, at I s. I id. and 24. 9d. Be caLreftil to ask for Butler's Peetoral Elixir andJ Balisansic Lozenges. D R.JAMES' POWDER--he celebrity of this mediineand ts ecied eficcy s miore than ever establishted, sy he resip ncrase inrodctili f It into the preseriptions of Ihemos emnen olyciiau attheprsent tinse. For the guidance sf toseperonawho re ut f te racb of miedical advice, each Meke isincocedwit ful diectonsforits lice. In; eases, of fever I wll ltn efec acur ii afewhous,especially when freely givenx Ind At thec outset of the disease. It is administered with equal sue- !ee;s in all attacks of measles, Ft. Anthony's fire, sore threat, pletiirisy, Lnd rheuimatism : buit :,s cold3 and catarrhs partake miore or less of niflamnmatory symptomsg, ttitls powder is pecuiliarly efficacious In r-utting short tlieler dilrationi; n'bleb however harmless -they maiy ha bougt, oten ermiate n pumonay afe'cctions, the fatal sonme- iuenesofwhic ar buton wll kosr. An ant alterattive In eb4froic tomlaltsit s ued ithinvrialesuiccess. Dr. JIames's Powder ontiucsto e pepaed iy esss. ewbry,andis sold by.them, at he oiglal ,'arhioise.46,St. sule ehrchardl sot by all respect- chicmediine endes imostcounry twns.Pacets 2s. Pd. bottles l4s ad 3s.eah, l'e enuneisdllgi shed by having tlie tame F. Nwber" egravd inthe ove nost stamp. AUJTION'.-The acknowledIged efficacy of 01IFFORD's LOZENGF.S or Coughs, Hoarseness, anodSisre Throats, andlthoe co-mnmendation of thlen by tlie fatuity for these complaints, render neceu~ssry at this season to) cautinia the puiblic against the numerouis nefiscospreparatlons offered for seale tider the ndLme of Fruiit Lozenges, and to Inform them thatt none arc genuinie without his samie 51nd1address iin tile boxes. Olfford's L.ozenges possess, In a puLre ind highly'eoneenitrated state, all the mtdical propertigts of the reee:;t *rnift: in fevers they are cool[ing, and In sore throlats anTd cloughs, whe. :her proceedingc from recent colds, or peculiar to ASUThmati COr eon- numptive habits, ire particularly beneflilal; thiey allay inflammation, rozinote expectoration, and may he takeii with Advantlage by the mnost 10i1esre constittutii,n. Prepared and sold (onlyl by J5. Gifford, 104, itrand, in boxes, at I s.1 id. and 2e. each:; retail by moet venders Iii Ihe kingdom. Giftisrd's Famnily pills, alsoa115 aboave, whiich are, wvith. tnt exception. otie of tile most valitable, sitib, and effectual medicines tuown for remoeving Imillous. ner-vous, gzouty,an]d rheumiatic aLffections, lidige,stitn, pains and giddiness In the hea,i, sickness, loss of appetite Ind dU dsorders Of thle stomlach anid bowels, In boxes. tir is. I id. ana ls. 6d. each. A3k for ' Gifford's Lozcnges,' or ' Gifliord's Aperient 7'ans(ly Pills.' WANT PIaACBS.-All letters to be poet Ipaid. S NunsE, a Wiidow WVoman, aged 40, who can take a child A frem the nanth, or welt eas n elderly Lady, a Pc,oO,l, whacan. h-reago eha,Ac- A S unex a seadyrespctabe Peson,aged 2`7, who can take retor,totar,,batth acniy wul heprkerd.Direct is a1. E. e, Theo.ustreet, A S uas~in Genlemn's amiy, where a nurseryrnaid ist /.\haIi,a Pres, oh It ad herar ae arory orthelat~, 50Ye-t; any lady will Whet. n-dh IN . TFe.spertable steady mitddle-aged WoM.AN7. With a single Gen- AJ'"nem,n.or t. havtetlr. car et haste-, the abI-n.. attha toaly; the mat _ork. ee,ptJonoiti-rfreca Ir egIvsa to . chrce, ea Diret ton S. B. at Mr. Been,'o, 11, V~iTh WOMN of most respectable. connexions and character, t2e. o ACtd an lad . yr.. yng l.d,nb,,o, at,, - VlTserant In a tmAii ,,sectaltle tantily ,o,lleedtodsr.by e asdaut tention in Ito ihesohe,Frr emnploye to meet her tep,heron Drec toC.0.3,5. trylQshe ,e inn, three deer frees Osferd steet. S HoIIsEKEEP~ n EVN to a single Gentleman, a fl~reltetaletotr tedy rterw..n..en, ~Ia ahes ory cedildeace may ha p.ta-et. she.isa.goaodplaneac,.a,d hasbheen Ortaet.d to the.chose Aap.cty; levey sanfntistte, one, titre Seat fcam tialhao- ?pS HOII5EKEEPE,FR to a single Gentleman. where there are two okr thre erlraethrkpt, atoady respect,,hl, m woe.edymen. whob filed tintI hat cepailtom,e time I araccoost i . taeglar family. Dto aA .0 c adcis 4iett ae.53, Strand. A SCoo and HousExEEPER to a single G~Ientlelarn, or re- Setl wit th gtcteo ecoemy banrae am ertdoniatle r(esme,tadatiso. Direct to LN.. W'LoK n asin-IlFamly,or with a single Gentleman, 'a A a idde sgd WneO,whoI. epats a aM1ttogiog A smail family, at in a Tredes. nAneh-te'lca,Mrn h elrrtmno yroota apsii Diet,i S. C. 2. -S oosin emil entel amiy, in town or country, a A Pecn, oln stis,osg 5teslidary f eqired. Direct is A. 5. 15, Vinayasd A S ood c.AN Cos, Peron,whio thoroughlir understands, A ood Coow, wiheyc anman setvant iskpi a stedy act~iye ~ Wcen.acd erorol -d 50. Drrt to. v.1,cr ,. Sret, PIthb... piece, SGood PLAINI COOK in) a Gentleman's or Lady's Faniiy. A Dl to pi.Ra..t Mr. PhiiitpV$,i. 55.ntetoheiiht. oitepr ces alY. S in a Tfaveirl, Coffeho1use,,o Inn,a middle-aged Awm.wiscan halers coed olhatctet f,om the ipla-.he ii ahost It...ing. Direct or. TV. a, the Ship t-octe, rheeis cr-s iS C onsx, w h err e akcit che n n it is Cept, asmte,adv! Pron, ho A UPE flotysEsrAin), and to ATttendonth_e Lady, or as [AsAltt,2Petejo onns elderly Lady, a resporulai young w-Ian,ac.red 34, ,ho hst r-cmmeded tram her tt Ise tsoojcint ono anr.or travel. O,,trt ~. AM It. at Mir. Camtlsli',., Cttc tiei,l, Oaoorsor.N iieeprae epply. A HouISEMAID, where afootman is ket epcc be voting A worsen, who hasnoabl,ten, to gcm op 10.e liotitrqid can have a sesd _hatater tram her l.ast pier no bJetleIce toswtt a or iy.Dirt to M. C. at Mmrt rhtontss, 6, Sti,or.srreot, Goldeo-sqasre._______ _____________ AS x 7 HO ,'tESfst,ID a-s repctbeyon oman wlpefctly X todeatood her hoico o an lote cotoe to drettslde;enr rola e cdr. Olet fit A. 0. a Mi,on fore;gn -seha,-e, 10, Ore-t ?.iryisbooo- tiset; or M t 5rs. Laiogs, ZS, Gte.1 Coarm-street, erurai,:k.vpqttrs We fleeheryc,, - IIT5EStATID in a small Famnily,l or to Wail On A Ldy, and C'owr ther eeIia.rspecisbie yao en,aged 15, whn hsrer hco oat, heo. tiea t A. ii. at Nor. S ei9.4,Lli se-tet sio AS HIoUStMA ir, a young Woman, wvho has been used to -that Ca,n tt... itter,City. A lOyElAs in a smiall Family, where a footman is kept, f. eeUr Dee iemsaeid o ar .initmntlidn, aGentletman's Family, a yeooig weosn, wtth a ecad vho reet. Dirct to M. . 0. , es. tiago teIlM, Thames stc,t. AS CriAIMERNaisAln in an ff-obid,fInn, or Cofflechotise, a riy trqored. Sliro tO S- Wealt, I , T'o,ro te.atrc, W6,mInstc1r.road. Cotinto y letters -nas-a by Iconlof atPe.. __ S KrrTCics_TAsain, or Seccond Caook, a ycU_Ilg -oman, ae A ",eot 15. rhecco hoe.o tdeniitle ethatocir,. tr(amh place shasnow leaviog. Diroct 1 to 5 .5. ,G - Ilre lkot, ioini ito.l.ti ed A 9LAUisDnRYtALD, a Person, whio can hv nudnal chrae emrh lc-h tajs o; ire et .5,loiswSre,Pod. timgoctee Ms si.eekerce rneSe.pply. MANA aud his WIVFE; tie man as P'orter in Coontinghouses eand canton.stenmctotble ceh,eosetoa fets, their lWt. plae, wneo tedsy lined uipwstdh af 11 I.- Diient toA B St Mr.rrte,oudee,wsstocteerad S INDOOR SEatVANT in a smali Familv, a young q Ia A ftea tWt coUmity. who Ie s41lilg to moab liweif - tefisi aireet to A. C. at ste. ersdftsd', rcer. 0, Orent nu-0 til sieet, T ette-h -m toert r eed. A S FOOT'MAN, in or otut of livery, a young Man, who under- tr&dt ht b-l-at, nod roe hone A coed dhfraeItr fromthe fMIwiy he has Just left. Ditc to J. U. at Mr. Btras. 33. SisheIncatg Street w,thin. A S FooTrmAN, or in a single place, where one is -kept, or asi A Under B5aisr in A small regiar ami.a seaunr Stan aged about 20, who can be well reretomenied from lbisI tiaUon. Direct to S T. i-s, sieorn Stree, chelea. A S FOOT3'IAN, a man, who perfectly understands his bussi- A nes. sad can hi,e n undenitable chatrator from hi. lnt placr. - Dirmt tc J. B, r. Me. crighet hwietr;-tte 41. CrooedOne Canons gtreae. # o1otdeeper neetdapply SFOOTLAD, or under a Coacbman, an active Lad, aged 18, A who eh n hare a gned Chaoacte fres, the piaec he is ahuet to lea.se -nherr he has tie ear ami 9 meatlo Cirec e; toJ. C. at Jl-.Wfright', 53, I asO'o C9odeit etreorL *** S Gnoosi anti VA LEE to a single Gentlemnia a young M,Iam, Aw os iitt wretght, egdlO. whs ha tnS mousyran yearo wilth ,6ieers In the army; .ht is caoupesCttt to the mana5,teoet at hastes,, ovd On il dttls beieerlok tame rstsse otentirms,n'o serec: rerv arntisctonas to c1race - bh given. DItoc or tsply to Mir. Thompto, ,,ddlar t 165;egteotsteet. 4 S (itioosc, a young Mlan, ageed 20, whr can. have a ood AL ch.ertnorae tm tact place intrho he teed two -ese no t to ionk steAtotne snd ehatar, s.d .ns.l garden; RO oietxon to Ws nr orentry. 0recm. or 4pply to II. it. at Mr,. urtos'n. toddler, ocar the Torn-he t n ao-pgh._ / ,S Gutooss, or G?room and -Foiotmon, a rcapcclablet steady L,togloe yeOURt Msn, aged 56, in lost after a horse ond rhase,. area coople nt din e horses; can wait weCll ot table. and tee no ohicatiw, ta s,.ts hiessait etherrnoe outtlki if requited; can hens as ucds,iolr etnachaert from at family atFrespeotattilty. Dieter toA. B3 a. Defpot Sat,h, La_s,htis. SteolS6csetrnlcre1ed .tppiy. -- *A S WvAITER, a sirlgle young ass,ti wvho perfectly undeystanuda his hadnise to den ir suty it requtiesd. Direct to s. V. 24, Ccllos stre,t, 'Iyeirhusroi street. 1 'GI 'REI,Brai,orllsesel, - snge un. hoit ell aIqes.uted with lewo Ad can hr - ee ste _ ti__ iyrtIofit P."tpia no objastias n toan Hotel,dr. iotinA. ty.e.'s ll;YTON, stock-broker, 2, Cornhill, and Lombl,rd. " lesv Mto remince i:l frlends that the eRAND LOT TPEY for. TW PRIDES Of ?30,000 and TWO of ?20,000, besidet numnerous other Prizes. alid no l3lanko wbatever, drawva OnTThnrPeda3 the:lfth of Dveebher next,. Sh buld Ygton sell ono or both ?20,001 Three plipr:ent. Prizes, which Arn. ou!e td be drawn oh the above day, ,le will stay t*l0O Money fdr.eversy?l100 otdbkt'dr should the Tbree pet'Vents. t'hen be hbov ?X100,- tww.Ill givethe publiC-the bbnefit Vb psIng thenxInStock, . Every.Pturcbfasrgt~ Eytonc's~ rOfde mrny recelyt back, nfter the I 6th of December, ?1I for a whole Tloliet- Sharesin proportton;. *hicWnnakec the risk only 41. l9s.-for B Ticket, and nily 9s. fd: for n.AftteChth ' provided enc money 19 Claimed hn Ot before the 26th of December. Tickets and Shares on the above'liberal plan ate:nuw-.on. sale at Evton's lucky office, 2. Cornhill, London. All busIness Jn. the Britiseh and Forelign Funds, Fire, Bridge, Gae, and Canal Shaes bbihght aid sold by commisslon.' - TWV PllIZ.ES of' ?SQ.000, two of X20,000.-J. aud J. ..3L SIVE\VGRIi bave again the smtlsfhetlon to notice the general rtpprobgtlon of thg,present mnost popular lottely scheme, to begin d_A'lvIngtl6th ecembtr. -The two first drawn-prizes ovlll ech been- titilec to 20,0001. nmohey, or 3 per-cents. at1the optlon of thcbfortu-nate purchasers;. All wvho buy before the flr3t.day, lf5th December,nVill t,e sAre cf at- least the two prizes of 20,0001. and the chatice of' the two prizes of 30,0001. and wvhatever other capitals may be drnawi on that day.-for the trlfing risk of 41.19s.-o-n Whole ticket, atd 9s. 6d. on n sixteenth, for- - Aticketets ta ?221Os.-mayreceivcback - L18 A sliteenth costi . I 12s.-maY receive bask - '- 1 2s. Od. Any-tine before the26th December. - And othersbharet in proportion. A great variety of numibners are on -sade at the oldestablishe .offiegse( i. and J. Slvewvight, 37, Corihili; 1l. lielborn: Rnd 38,.Haymarlett;.twhere tley shared and sold,'o ithe last day ofthe l]stteontract, Nn. 11,745, a prilze of 20,0001.': id on thelast dayof drewing, s capital priCes, including 2 of 1,00.01.eaclu NTEXT TEUfRSD4Y-WE5KFJ WT'FT ald o deem It unnecessary te offer any comment on' the present LOTTERY SCHiEME, asastaple statement'of Its principal featLres il ihba ts-best-recnmmendgation. Two prfzes of 3o,0001. and twa of 20,0001. wvith 16 other capitals. will be anl drawn 1n two days. The first two prizes the lirst day (Dec. I6).wIll recelve 20.0001.eceh. Per- sons ivbo have bad the `eh4nce of that day mav return their tickets or Xhares wvhether dawn or undrnwn, before 26th lecemher, ind re. calve haoft3 fil. for a- ticket .;1. s.:Od. for a-sixteenth; and in proper- tlion for othor ahares, ' By this rxapngemenb, the ch,ane of two 20,0001. prizes, which mujst be drawn and other large prizes which may be drawvn, on the I6th; Is afforded to purchasers at the following smaU risk, viz.:- - Ticket . ?4 19s. Half . . . ?3 5 0 l Eighith. . . ?01 8 0 Quarter . . 1 13 6-S Sixteenth - . . 0 9 6 Schemesg with full particulars may be received at tho old offices of Swift and co. I., Poultry1 12, Ch:aring-cross; and 31, Aldgate Hlgh. street. Four of the -capitals, drawn within the last twvo nionths, wevre sold by Swift and Coe VHE lih-of This Montll.-t .40,000 Money- for ?9 1s. T.1 {IISH repspetfelly remIndshistbest Frienls, the Public, that the first day of drawing the New Graud Lottery Scheme, thkes place Trhursday, 11th of this m1 otb, wJhen the twvo first prizes must recolve up wards of ?40,000 Money, ani nll the other capltals lncl ding two of ?S0,000, may be drawn that -day, The particulas of this novel and Interesthi?i shemee have been so often- before the public, thfat I deem it necessary now only tzo say, that for the trifliig risk of ?4 19s. some one must get upwards of ?20,000, and as there are two prizes of thatdehomlnatlon for 91. IS. tipwards of ?40,000 must be ob. tianed. Shares will be entitled to, thieir proportlin of these extra- ordinary advantages, and eveni forless-than ten shillIngs ?1,250 must beobtained. Schenes; wlth full particulars, may be had gratis, at Blsh's Offices, 4, Corobill, and 9, Chaflng-crose, wvhere`-Jleketsand Shares are nowv selling. Every ticket or sharo bought beford thc 16th Instantmay be returned on orb2forethe2fth Instant, whether drawn or unidrawn, after taking the chanice of the drst day, and receive back nearly all the cost price. Blashguaranrees to the purchasers athis nffiecs, at least ?100 Money f6r everv ?100 Stock lIn the two stock priyzes ,ontalned In the scheme. Bisb. sold the ?30,000 Prize, NO. 16.76, In the last scheme: one tiuarter was sold In L,ondon, one qtiarter at lBautry, one quarter .ct Maldstonv-, one sixteenth ati?Ayles- Bury, one sixteenthi at Edlnhurg)k, onie sixteon th it Liverpool, aild onze sixteenth In r,ondon. Rlsh also sold several othv capitals earne lottery. He Fold tie first ?30,000 ever drawnii: the last ?30,00 ever d rawns-; 14 other ?30,000prizes: niid the flrst time there ever vere three of ?30,001 In one lottery Bish sold all three. E-ANIMTATION.-When the most important func- , e, tions oflife are usspended, and thosc svhoare invalidsb y Inhe. ri tance i)r Imprudence are redticed ro the most deplorable state of Nervous Debility. It is hot In despair that relief Is to be found.-The gehuilne AROMIATIC LOZENOES of STEEL are the best, If not the only remedy for tilIs specles of debility, so diffuselY Salutary, that while they restore rune to the nerves. and health and vJgour to the entire frame, they impart a genlal wvarmth througlh every fibre, and exhilarate the Animal spirits In such a manner, tzat they naty fairly be sald to re-animate nature. In all Pases of relaxation anid weakness of the system, In either sex, proceediln fronm dissipatIon, excess, or unpropitiouscinmate or anxy caice w,hatever, these lozengce are a certain and effectuali remedy. When aversIon to exerceise, loss or depravity of appetite, and palld couintenance Indicate- approaching coiisiniptlon, the dolieate female wvill lie preserved and restored to health .and eociee, by the benien intluence of thu medicine. Prepared by 3. P. Seddon leOls propriato rl, and sold by his agent, Mr. Gifford, 104s, Strand, in boxez, at z. and 22e. cach, also, by Sanger, 150, Oxford-sitreet: Wa(rd,,?324, Iolhorn: Strading, -foytil Exchanige: and by mofst respectable venudeis in the kingdom. To prevetit Imposition, eacl, box Is signed by the proPrietor, J. P. Seddon, in his owvn hand- swritinzg, wi tbinit wvhich nlone ean possibly be genuine.