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AShIORT STATEMNIE-NT RtEIATIVE to the A PublP`A0UT1IRLADaIshIed,Onruetofs. h Proc- tors [In thaLt counitry. Priie o uw. n lrii 6 e Band.streeL iedfr uwl n ari,41 e A N IQUIa intocertin E RORS relative to IN- SNT,asdtIeir cOnsequeneas. pfiysicai, moral, and citil. By G. M. IIURR -A. MD. F. L.s. of the Royal Mcdeall 3ociety of Edihuri;,of heAtheneum Of Mediticine of Pasris, &e. Soldl by T. tior, al dvice to British Slavho~es, ith uggetios fo th ge,ieral Improveeniit of 'earindlAffirs.By T S.~VlN,frmlry resident in the West indis. oldby Xm. hilips,Geoge.~rdLornbard-street: J. an'l A. Ach, Corhil; ''. ad G Undrwoa 2, Fleet-stree-t; and J SOUTH MERIC.In a ew das wil be puulishj, in2 vols. s;n:il. OfRACTll Prom an J5eloUR A,witno thc Coasts containicig some Acon ftercn lvl,in.tkt,rwt Obsiervatione on theSaeo oit ntos onre,1 : a BASIL HALL, R.NAuhrf VoaetLo ho' rit.lt A._ _Constable and C. dnug;adHrt RPrso.n nto. Londo. LONOMGNt, HRS, SORtRBl-Wfian dRIP CA.LoTA- LOGUF, of Old Hok It1NVI. G Ns AA AcATALOGUE O.ain~,u"%A9sTh1s day is icublished, a colALetO oMWrsKnvriu lSe 1Part I. Comprising -ree, Lain Oletalian, WorencIn valonis, Cande of Literature, in the Grnc ,Luding om rtalinn re,h.Saj, Other foreigni languages. Incudig smercc~'imyportations fo thec Continent, which wrill b sold by Longmn;nnurs"t,.Reccs OCine, flrown,axid Green. 39, Pater- torSe. rlro attepiefie Part 11. comprising Engllsh lItera- ttie. ril j; Pulised (oislise,th dVo.o rpI IE Nil i11TO~ J frorn the VCi13t 12. of GREAT BRITAIN, 'IO'N, g-s4 Cap; N Th BY E.DWARD PELITAIAI iIRN- oDbliged te t heavylexfense attending tbjis wvork has sublishr toodVnce theprcep tollI. Is. per I,,time to non- habvePri their an hs nycnb onsideredI slubscrivbe(rs whlo shal baycen PI'atheironey fretest Of Mtay, 1824 'and previoiusly ~lVill thirnmes Prnte fo C.MiU. 1~3. Mount-,trcet, Blerke- avgnr~ arhosma b IadNv . l and 2, pri',e II. 1!,. each. Thisday re pblised, ols.I. ad It in yn, ithplaLtes, of R VELS ian BRAZIL,in the years 1817, 18, 19, anid 2.Undertaken by command of his Maje.sty the King or Bava- dXbihdunder his sPecia Patronage, fLy Dr. JOHN VON SPIX an~ Dr. CHARLES VON MTARTIUS, Members of the Rtoval R'a. 'VArian Atademy of Science,. rranslated fronm the Gesn,an. The Avhole of thie couintry, from the 24th degree of South latituide to Para under the -qintror, and theweceto thie frontiers of Peril. Is described. P'rinted for Longman, Huirst, Lees, orme. Braiwn anl Greoen, London. RACTICA FiNANcAL 0 1ERATIIONS, as sugg- tgestd toHis ajeat~s On~&ment, hanviing in viewv. amongst I)ter bjctn,th ilpea ofSevn illions of Annual Taxes, Loans on ortageat ~e cet. otsesttothe resident Land Proprietors of Ielad, at 'oth he duCaionandemplnyncjent of the Irish poor, as he os sautay nea-s f eliraiigthieir condition. By JOHN DRICWOOD Sol li C. nd J Rivngtn, Waterloo-place, and St. Pau's huehyrd .i ltdg~y~Picadll; Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Patcnnsrrros. s d 3 M. ichrdso. Crnhill. WAR N SlAIN-Tbiasyare culiished, llutrtd vwith `Maps of Consn en ni,pie W, in boards, TOTES of he ARi SPI, letailhsg Occurrences LN Military andPltcl n Gaiia, and at Gibrallar and Cadiz, Yrom the fall of Countohecupin of Cadiz by the French. Bly THIOMAS -STEELE Es .A fM aen College, Cambridge, a Niember of the Sp5ns omle "We lookdtoad niad"..Clarence's Drealn. Londn. pinte forSherood.Jone, antd Co. Paternoster-row.% Jue pbie.2ddition, price 1s. r UTHER's C AL GUE oF' Optical, Philosophical, J and M5athemnatical INSTRUMENTS,wivith a descriptiv'e enumnera- tion n-t the apparatus employed In experimental and operative ehy- uuistry. analytical mineratlogy, anid in the prosecution of thle recent discoveries in electro.chyrnical science: to wvhich iS added, a list of pireparationa for evIlerimintpatehymlstry and phillosophical recreation tend amusemnent. In this catalogu~e, which will be fouind ti contain Sofewnatrnminre odecptioii than has yet been attempted in at list. 221 Hipruentan appatrat-as, the price of each article is specilled. justpbihe npst vo,wh2 beautiful Views, Pric s A t.ITR ofLM RE S,Ioet, contaannmg a JI M.Narratire (110wolrs fir uselo h Siege of Lvme,' by Ie hig's Forces, in 1644; CalsteScn' tep oEcp hiorn Charsnluth. 8Al nmotv hpdto,hsiadn.Por through the Country. tOn tmhoe iaDfettSleo .Eectn, &z.; writh the presenit State o h ona 'si,al ~ ci~ place: Memoir of thtaonirStuture the Cobb on,ilne awld NAterallltistoy;eooia letecof the Coas,sdaD:rp tion.of Fossils. DyG OET.Sherbonma, pjtdb a.d jaldCo. for Baldwvinand Co.andS.Bagscer.l5,P; ernsc-wLo I n 7 On the 1sTt of'April wras published, pri-7!.d' N, 5 c FVHE TECHINICAL REPOSMT)i~ ~ DSO A VRRIE5 and IMPROVEMENTS in tI eI~ST.PU 1..',izTS. BSo THOMA GIL. sChirmai of he Lininitrerof Ilemj;mi. i' Ii iL Societ for te Encuragemntof Ats, Mne. faz-tures. ~LL CG nI -fru., Adelhii wih pltes Cotainng,n;oniig oall i:trLaremst: 't.-l'' the AutrianCultue of spnrnus~Cestnt.' an rw-ltV.I:r price 15s. each. ~ ~ IVI. ~rc TbTs-da-yisuhlshejhd, In 7v.pie...;.burd7m TfOURNNL of ILTARY aend POLITICAL -kw EVE)~ in IlSPAIN during the Inst 12 M~outlh,. Es V"-lmn~ P90CHIr;' iVith some Introductory Remarks, on the 'r-ectit(ri-k-, by Edwvard Blaqnlere, esq. Author of 'An Hist-"lcal fteview s-if trh SPanlsh Revolution,' &re. Printed fec G. and IV. B. WVhi t:aier. Av.- MAar',aslane. Also, latelyj_utblis)iedl,2. Letters from iSpa,in,and P')rtu cmtstalniing varoious details on the civil and political statc "f the reninh- Znl.a, Its emcans o,f resistiorgforeign invasion, anecdotes of 111i*lirci,ha.- 1',ceters. wivth an appendix of t'fficial doctinients,:sn,ia strikillig Llke '$less-of General Rliego. By the 3Marchese Peculcio, an Italian Exit.: inSo)rice 7a. gd. boards. I1RsPRIVILEGES2vog ofvoApriDce-2. 2.i day are publi3lhed, in HE RIVILGESof heUNIVERSITY of' CA M- T 1 IG.i honlgclsre from the earliest times: tocmge. ther with additional Observations on its History, Antiquities, Lite-' ratue, ad Bigrahy. ncluing lsoaccounts of somec libraries itnd curius ookswit MS. inthe. B GEORGE DNIVE'R, authonr of - Te Hstoy o th UnverityandColege ofCambridge.' l'rinitcd Ilir Loogian anti .,. Patenoster-rov; Payneand Foss. Pall-mall: Parker Oxfod l an Consable. dinbonKh.Cambridge; Part I. of rapr VTHE CHEMIST, embellished witlh numerotus Eng-rav- j.l_oigs. It is alo published iii weekly numnbers, every Satuirdav Ino=ilg. riceal. To place the great multitude of valuable disr6- vereWbl have beeni made in. the science of chyniistrv within the reach of those who, however wvell disposed, have neitlher time nor ineans to 'tu,]K the large woras In whichi these mliscoveries aire coti- taied. is the.e ;ef object, of this initeresting wvork, It coiitai,ss also. stceeistifle fislusements, tests, &-c. London, Johni Knighit and Henry I.T.cey, publIshers, 24, Paternoster-row ; of wvhom miay be liad, putb- lshing everv Saturday loomnning, pirice 3d. each, or in parts price is. each. l.. Thte edical Adviser. and Guiide to Hlealth and Long Life. Parts I. toly. are now ready. 2. Doii Quiixote, wivll; Cruiksliank's Designs. Pa'tg. Ito V.Rare now ready. This day is Publiihtd, in Svo, p rice O)s-_bords, BIXNOPHONTIS MEMORABILIA SOCRATIS. Coxn Apologihi Sooratis eldem Atuctor; vulgo adscripta. eurn -ext; et Nnti, plirimis3i.-rl. scbneideri; Auxit N,mtis et Varilis Lee- -tienilhuea, eSimpsouio er enw%elilo. exeerptis. J0HAN.NTS GREFFN- 'WOOD. af.A. Domus Petri stpuid Cantahrigienisea iuper Socius, et Itegil 4Orphanotrophli.Christi e Pravceptoribu%i, aceceserunt L. I'. Vaicke- msatrii et D. ithinkeiiii Annotationes Integra,. Printed for G. and XV. 3B. Whittaker; Longman, Huirst, Rees, Orme, and Coi.: Baldwin. Cradock-,asoul Joy; .1. Duncani ;;ad It. Priestley, L.ondon, and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. Of whomn also may be haid, 2. XenoPhontis :Memorabilia, Gr2ee t Latine,8vo, pricg los: boards. .Yenophiontis ,deCyriExpeditioneComemcntarli 3raceet Larlue. IleceumiisittGeo. Townsend, MI.A. In Byv,, price 10s. 6d. hoards. The above, wvithout th Ltn , vzo, price 9s. boards. rp HE Ths ayis ulse rc s TL.PHRENO~0-LOGCAL OURNIAL and MIS-M -A.: CLNN, No. 2. TYo be conitinuied quarterly. Co;itenta:- 'Cr.uu!oscopy.-Lou5 ls an.Rid Charles the llnld-Xlilton;'s Carden of lEden-Dialogue on Plarenology-Aninlysi, cif 7Mr. Owveni's Newv Views.,-- Burke, Foxr. anld Pitt-Orr ConstructivenesczPhrenolops. aplip)id on a 'Voyagce-iblical Fragments-Franklin's Journey-ShA'-spe:ure's lagec anslyed...roml Sinus-Size and Aetivity in organs-Directions for observing DeVbI' melit-Phrenology and Medical Sum.iet;'-Sigius 'of the Timeli-sO.,frsrt Number-Proceedings i,f Plireniologi cal Suelietv -John Thurtell Thfie Introductory Statement to Np. I may lie ba meparatcil'g price 6d. Puiblished, for the Proprietors, biy Oliver aind Rojld. T ieeddale-court. and 3. Andersosn. iun. .55, Northi Bridge-street, Eml, org.g;G. and W.R.WVhittak~er, and Tayior and ilessev, Lonldon;- an Robertsonl and Atkinson. Glasgow. 2'OFLOR I~IT5, &C.-Th b,day Is publI1shed, in%Cno ith ~coloured lates, price 8s. bhiarmls, a nenr edition of A ONCS anld PRACTICAL TREATISE on the t.GROWTH and CULTURE of the CARNATION, Pink, Auiricnblu, Yolyanthus, Ranunculus, Tulip, Hyacinth, Ruse, and otherfluivsers; Including a Dissertation on Soils and Manures, atnd containlinjg ata- lo ues o therfinest andmnost esteemed yarietie.sof eachiflossver. Third edto,with addItions. By THOMAS HOGG. florist, Paddinirtun- ffneen,3Mid4lesex. Printed for G. and WV. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria. 2n- Our readers Nwill perceive thiat wvelhave re:ad thiis ms-rAt with junch satisfaction, and as wve see no reason to doubt of C;~l idelayi 'wit'h which Mr. Hogg has reported lils experimncnts, we rdvise -to purchase his book, and reap the advanta!ze tlieinatelv;c hit 71 dustry, diligenco, and devotion to So agreeable a1 pursuIit as theic.i!. 'patna o a d~ergarden."tINonthly Censor. 'i-t. I S2-. ,raton faflr~eJus ublished, Pairt I. o: TON"DON S .G:containg i -,mirro The II viu- .-A trite-The Duenn-hePalok-and l'ixe Ii.ier, w',ksi lk7n ravings on WVood, des4igned by Harvey P.-l lBrrake. C:51 ,I~n , 'hyflrmnston,.lBsnncr, and Mason. audian ornamiental T"r-. lpri';t!l in eld-;all far Is. This wvork is also publi-ihc:t in vai'irl-.. .pjCee;3d.e each number containing a tra!;edlv., !-'.oamc: a miser' .r tv res, splendidly enibellished an baifully ,rlte h ~uablle arecassltred, that this edition of the ds.-.,raa swill 5-uiuci a:n :0 - sinuntionin excellence,eaither,asrega,rds the ivul-,ity of tbc paper. Icss 'beauty oft heprtiiting, or the supersority cmf mi' ,e:obellisi;rnen"t,: -u' sviil be carried on wvith the samec spirit, till a comiplete volleetion -s roamede of the best actlngplays, at less than hutif the price ,,f tl!c vhepes edtios. he rop;ctrs ,f The London Stag_e' resPe.r- dull lOormthei ~bcrlera ad he ublie, that, en; lSanirda', rut-s Hun aGossary. Each play' embelihdwtalnengvngo pric Is. Pulshed for the proprie tor.yShrro Jn,aidC. raternostebr-roo-; ri,rnted lby GyeanodBaeG ehuc-tetad sol byallbooselers and newgrmen. This day is'publishied, price 5s. No. I. of the THE,. UNIVERSAL REVIEW1.-Contef1s.--Art. 1. Administration of the Indian Government, by the Mlarquis of Itatngs-2. Landor's imaginary Conversations of Literary Men and Statennnen-3. Nicol on theNature and Deaign of ScriptuxreSacrifices- -I. Pride shall lhave a Fall. A Coiruedy.-5. Smyth's Mieioir descrip- tive of Sicily and its Island-fl. Essat d!une Introdeiction Critique au NqouveAu Testament. Par3. L. HugeatCellerier.-7. DalmoStato Fisien del Suolo di Romas; Memorla per Servire d'illustrazione aBia Cartane fGfognostica di questa Citta. Di G. Brocch i-8. Souther's Book Of the e.hinrcn-9. Captain Pam'ys Second Voyauge-lO. 3. DSe Patrizler, von Velde. 2. Peter Schlemihl. 3. The Outcasts-11. 1. Tlemnoirs of Ferdinand VII. King (if Spain. 2. Pecelhio's Anecdotes of the Spanish and Portuguese Revolutions. 3. Jb'irnal of Events In Spatin duriing the last 12 monthsi. 4. Bramcsen's Remarks oil the Northi of Spain- 12. Lettersteand from Henrietta, Countess of Suffolk, and luerse. cond Husband, from 1712 to 1767-13. 1. Nouvenu T-raite dea Itage. Par L. F. Trollie'- -2: blonographic sur la Rare. Par A. F. U. de St. M1artIn. 3. liecherchei sur leas Pstules de In Rage. Par MI. Miagistel. 4. Cas de l-yidrophobie. Par F. 51aaendie-14. Willianse's Select Views in Greece-i5. Vie do Rossini. 'Par Ml. de Stendhahl-16, LEg:ypt snus Mehemed All, ou Aperenu Raipide delAdininistration Civfle aelt Mditaire dd ce Paeha-List of New Publications. Printed fo,r U. and IV. B. 'eyhlttakcer, Ave Maria-lane; and suld bylWaugh and InnEs, Edinbeergh,, On the istof March-.-824, was published, haudsomely printed in 4to, wltb e portrait-of Wbber', No. XV. price 2s. 6d. (to be continuedl pHEeIARMONTIC.ON; an Assemblage of Vocal aind A -Irstrimrnital MUsic, Address to the Public. In thiepreenten- lightened sttte of soiclty there is no science more popular, niore eagerly cultivateiLosl)ettercalculated to afford refined enjoyment, than voilal aii-i iuitrOmnental nusic; it is therefore-a matter of sur- priled, that..tiilthecf4m'sseecement of this publication, no periodical s-orle bn5 appeared entitled to the sanction of professors or the patron. ssgenfthe pubiHc. It maybe confidently asserteq,, that the Tlarmoni- aon has supplid the deficiency wvhich wvas so miteh regretted. an d the editors need only refer to its extensive circulation, and to the flatter- itigreception with which it has been honoiured by professmors, ansa- teurs, and the musical world in general, as testimonies of its intrinsic mnerit. This pmublication may be conisidered lint only a news but a pro- Diiinent feature li periodical literature, as each number contains six or veve entire pieces of vocal and ilnstrUmental mnsite, either conm- posed exclusivey for thls work, by emincr.tprofe&sors,orselected xsith taste and Jiidgment fronrecent foreign works, or from thisc of the masters of former days, which are accessible to the conductors of the llarmonicon, but comparatively unknownn to thi majnrity of the mu- Fiesl wvorld; tisgether with notices of new mtusIcal wvorks, memnirs of distlnguislied composers, and a' PFortionr of a lexicon of music ; thp 'erhiole priinitdd In a convenient and eld6ant form, and lit aI price not ex- ceeding that of an ordinary song. Londorl Pulbishcbd hy SKaninel Leigh, 18. Strand, by wPhom conmminications for the editors, wvorks tor the reviewr, and orders for the advertisenlents will lhe received. Sold also by W. Blacinvomnd, Edinburgh;: R. lilllkeu, Dbhlin aud all b pekacliers Buld musicaccllri in towvn anid cottntry. ' Q HADDOCK MARMIALADE.-LEVY and SALMON k_irespectruly announce thaLt they have received a parcel of the atbOveMNIA,RN4ALADPofe.cee;iesitfiavour and quality; aspauee Shiaddoc'ks. We-St India ginger. tamarinds,. and- Seville eiralages far.. Wilne, Marmalade, anA preserving, wvitb a variety of other .fercig,i fruits.-371, oxfotrdlstreet. adld S6, Plceadiiiy,npposite'the Clredn-par'k. TMPRTXANT SAIVING ill DININTGROOM CHAIRS I.and FURNITuRn, from iss. to 2os. per chair, .In -chairs' of thie be~st description and quality; a very wride set of fiie. Spanish Tableet. size for 20, at alowlprice, library tzbles,.ehaire, andsofas, covgred in leather, ofOillow's style, at Minx's 77.tIgh-street, Ti~arylebone. Proof- timne allowed bsefore pyet NI NESTRUCT ,IRSH IR1oNSTONE CERMET, for: jo nin brokenehina, glass, earthenwvare, cast Iron, mnarble, &c. 156.httlc; prepared only at WELDON's) his Majesty'sehy,mist, 97s New fBond-street; wvho prepares also uperiorlIndelible C'hymical, Iost; Chsyrniclal Liquiid for rensovindt inik and troinmouldsfonlnn co tton, silIk, piaper, & c. ; al so S coutring( Drops for remtoving- greasie spots. from) she most'delicate fabr?ics Nvith4ut injurinig the cotourt WaLter- Proof Compositi-on for leather, shoes, &ec. _~O~ME BREWMI) ~ALE, TFable A_le, andI TableBfe-er.. liii-~-Plvate Pa,miltes havtenow an osipnrtunitv of being SUPPLIED is-itb geki'in le ALE, T'able Ale, ams, Table Beer, of 41, 9, or 18 gaflosis, of a %uslity fatr exceedinig that in general use, being felved from malt and nop only, us cani be testified on oath. A sbeallecask, as, trial, trill Iprovetne superiority of the article. lThe prices are siot exceeding toeftmost inferior. Orders addressedfor the Ale Brewery, 43, Devonshire.street. (Queen-euinare, Bloomsbuiry. 4NEWV INVENT-ED P'ORTABLE~ TRAVELLING A,TRIMR,, to contain the diffierent articles of dress separate.. for neatiness, lightness, and durability far- exceeding ai%y hitherto offered thelpublie. To behad exclusively at Mlessrs. Lowondees'nillitary camp eqluipage warehouse, IS, Htaymarket. Au extensive assortmnent -of other trunks, replete vith convenIiences. of thermost novel description. avaRriety of millitary and neaval caiiteens, brass, iron; and other -bed- steads, couchbes, sea cots, wvith bedding complete, &c. Mbarquees and PleasuRire tents for sale or hire. LAMPROVED 15ORTABLE B7ArH, with colniplete ap- Lrparattns for heating, price .S to 7 guineas; n ValUable article in a lasnily at nil times, buit In cases of sickness hilghly imiportant, as It. miay lie brotight to tlie chamber of the Invalid, and'heated at the bed side, if necessiary. WaRti baths elegAntly fitted up, wvith improved boilers for haeating. Improved siowver baths, steam, vapour, snd suslphureouls funmigatitig baths, childrln's bsatlis of all sizes, lknee baths, feet baths, hip baths, ..nd baths of every description. A$t .1. Blesihans's stove, grate, and bath manaufastoryi I, Edwvard-street, Portmahnsqinare. TwEAUTIFUL WVOMEN.-Th-e greatcst blemish to AlJ beautv Is esuperfluous hairs on the face, nieck, ali.a arms, HUBFATT's GPNUIXRN ROSPATE POWDER immedliatelF removes4 them; Ic an elega,nt article, perfectly inn'centinsd'pleasanit to use; price 4s. and- 7s. 5ewvare of the 1liasq counterfeits; the genuine is signed outside "G0. H. Hlogard." Sold by the proprietor. 22, Russell- street, Covent-g-arden; Sanger. 150, Oxford-street; Rigge, 65, Cheap- si1de; Jtones, 59, Fle-et-street; Rigge, 3.5, Hand-street; Tait, 41, Corn- hill; WVard, 3-24, H-olborn; Butlers, Dubllin and Edinburgh; and by most perfuimer,. L AMPS--Great Economny in obtaining Light.-By - burning cocoa niut oil or animatl fat (including dripping, &c.l in the newrly iimveisted PATENT DISSOLVENT LAMPS, smoke hind smell atrc wholly avoided, anid a saving is effected (compared with the llght o)f spermaceti oil or. grasl ofiupwards of one half of the expense,. as -a ipoutnd of any of thenm, value about 35d. wIll conitinue for 12, hours ito yield a lighit eqvual.tt eighit candles, beinglittle more than. a far-. thing an iru,la be had in every variety of shiape and kind, in-. _luding French and siniuislra lamps, of MN. Jose, at the showt room, ofJr. i-ltherington, lamp maniufactory, 21. Great Portland-te. Fine cocoa nut, oil for their use at 2,. 3d. per-gallo'n. Letters must e fre ofPostage. JI ICKSON's ANCH(9VY PASTE--This . admired a- rticle, prePared-from the highest faavoured Gorgoria Ancho- vies, isnmostt convenienit for breakfast, luncheon, supper, for parties,. travellers, Ste. requiring onily to lie spreatd as butter. It is prepared- only and sold bVJ. ilickson, 49, Bernard-street, RuRsell-square, s4old also) hy 5. Hickson and Co. 72, Welbeck.street: Wix, 22,. Leaden- balistret;Larber, 1. Ldgae-hllsAshby. 1, Old Broad-street.- HaleandCo.5, oulry;PitmanandCo. 58, Fleet-street; Manhy 230,Horby,184 Pesk, 75.Strnd;Fortnsrn anid Co. 182, Hril on lilieral terms,rir ansdiee f Anhovies, Tf IQUEURSai SP'IRITS.-JOHNsON, JU_1S7rE- -%,A RINI, and Cii. Liqlueur ,Nerebantsbyappointnient to Ilis Majesty aind itoyal Family, respectfuilly inifor-m the Nobility- anid Gentry they hiave comnpleted t heir anniual importation, consisting of the ms e lebirated I.iQUFU 15 fromAlartinique, France, Italv,ilolland, Danttsic, &c. lists and samples of whiceh meay be had at their Wvareiouise, 2, Colonade, l'all-niall. They alSO import paleasid brown cognac bran- dy, Jaimaica rum, and hoillands geneva of great age andi superior quality. TIhleir establishmient having existed upwrards of 70 years in time Haynmarket, the experience which they have had eimboldens them to say a variety equially extensive and perfect is niot to be found in this or any other country. Johnson, Jttsterinil, and Co. beg to observe that they have tio eooiriexlio whatever with any other houze.-2. Color,ade, Pall-mali. T o F MLiS. ABOlJ'r' to REMOVE.--l. PI CK- WRHCarier, respectfully Informs the Nobility, Gentry, ant th piblc i gneral, that havissg CARAVAN'S and CARTS oni SPRIGS,.Waggns.and every requisite for the safe remioval of ever decritio ofgoods, witih steadly men, wvho have been in his eniployfrm 12 toSyears. and every day in the habit of renboviiig houshol funitre.with confidencee presents hiimself to the liotice of faul bott hnge their residence., aisd solicits their favouers. Psinctuai,mdrt charges, and civil careful servants, areanmong the recmedtin:ii proof of wvhich. faissilies of thke firat re- spectability miir he referred to. Applications to I,e mnade at Pick- wvorthis stables. 'Fresich HIrn-yaird, isear Dean-street, Hlolborn; or at tiis residence, I 1, Rled Lion-squmare. A STH-MA, Difficulty ot' Breathing, and Oppression of L_the Chiest-A NEWV MEDICINE, highly approved ast a remedy for tdie above distressing complaints, is, at the solicitation of very manyIseronawso ave xperence itbeneficial effects, respectfully nifredforthepatonae o th noiliy,gentry, aud. the public at Isirg.It quaitie siremild inncent tardnglitou,e aTnd its ef- rectir pparnt n afew ays it leas ad stenghen the longs, ~ fre repirtion andpreentsall npeasaint aceurm;latlon of phieon. old nly t ~. Da's- 9, GeatQueen-street, Llnicoln'e- On-iels. wodoos wstof rceiaonm'-h1l PintsI09s.Quarts I8s. 1ALMON, ODY, anti Co. m-ost respeetfully solicit the attention .,f Medical Gentlemien and thie Public to observe, that ietrue PATENT SF,LP-ADJUSTING TRUSS has "Salmon, Ody, sod C,s. 292, Strasid, London" marked upon the leather ease, wsith- nit wvhich they are of the spuriouis kisid. Salnson, Ody, asid Co. the nventers and patentees, hiave miade upwards of 30.000 of their patent :russes, asid still continuie to have thec reconiniendatioiss of all the most eminient surgeons In town and country. N.HB. Persons in the o;,untr,y are resinestled to send the circumference of the body an isc!hbeou the hi'ps. Suid biy one or niore druggists in every city isid principal towvn in the isnitesI kcingdom. W D.HUDSN'sSYRtUP of SARSAPARtILLA.-77 -cr. T e etesive uise of ssirsapssrilla ii miedical practice of atc yeasrs having r-endered it an object of importance to procure a p,reparations of it in ri isore conveinient forssi than the decoction isually pre-cribed, this higbly concenotrated .brulp has been initroduced vs a preparation of niichi easier portability, not liable t., Injexry by losig keeping, and consequently bietter adapted to the use of- pereonis trav-elling or residinig abroad. Two tablespoonfulsa of the syrup rontahin the sanrie quiantity of sareaparilla as a pint of the s!imple lecoction. Prepared anid sold by, W. B. Hudson, chynslst, 27, Masy- rmarket, London. Pint lIottles 24s,.; lialf-pint 12s. Sold aLlso by C. WVeller, 63, Tlsreadneedle-strect; Sarel, Birigiston; Pry, Gibbs5 amid C,o. Bristol; and Boss atnd Burton, Hlull. D IR. S'I'EERS's OIL, for Convulsion Fits, cointinues to m70raintain its celebrity as a sovereign. remedy under these slarninig attacks, to which isifants In particular arc so.peculiarly suibject. By followving the directions accompanying; each bottle, the iuff'erer is relieved isisafewnminutes, consequentlythlose w'ho have cliii- Irani und(er their care should never be without sotvaluable a medicine. It lisa-non- been in general iuse, and lield in the highiest estimation, ror upwvards of 40 years, and the extraordinary- curies it has effectesi would ayp pear Incredibsle to tho,se who have not been witness of themo. ~osne of the cases are stated in tise disfectiotms Sold in bottles ait Ls. Gil. eachi, by P. iNewbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's churchiyard:z J. Q,tuger, 1.50 oxford-street; and Hawvkins. Old Bondratreet. Also, Dr. Steers's Chiamnonile Drops, fur lose of appetite, indigestion, &ie. it Is. 9id. a banttle. Dr. Steers's Paregoric LozengeS, for couglis, hoarseesics, and asthosatie complaints,in boxes at Is. 1 Ad. HE PAT~ENT SEIDLITZPOD S-hi c Kdicine is ;,rep.red as usual, by the proprietor-, Mfessrs. Savory, Mroore,risnd Davids,oni.136, New Bond-street. To identify their prepa- ration in future, a label], on wvhichi the armis of the inventer are en- tnsvcd ill be placed on each box andbottle. Thiemediclneinay also be btineil genuine of their agents, Messrs. Newrbery, 45. and M%r. Edwmsrds, 67, St. Paul's i-hsrcbyard ; Mfessr's. Barclay, 95, Fleet-manr- ket; Messrs. B,itler. 4, Checapside; ',lcssrs. SUtton and Co. Rowv church-. ~,ard: hMr. Sanger, M511 Oxford-street; Mtr. Hudson, 07, Ilaymark-et; Mlr. Richiards, 11, Staianess-street: Mr. Johnstoni, 16, Greek-street; Str.Rt.3ohnston, Lid, Corsuhilt; Mr. Isfackrlin, 33, WVhltechapel; Messrs. Ward rind Co. 324, Hiolborn; 'Messrs. Hastings and WVhite, 17, hiay- usarket; Mir. Strisiger, 4, and Mtr. Prosit, 229, Strand; and Mr.Kiddle, 24I Russell-street. Covent-g-arilen. Likewvise at one or isnore respect- sble h,iuses in every principal towvn. DR.tbeAMES ANTALEPTIC PILLS, for Colds, -D Rheumaisnms slight Fevers, and all those disorders wvlsichr wrise from obstructed pcrspiratills,so common in -achangeable climate, siave long~ establlslsed their superiority over every other medicine hitherto discovered. They are strongly reconmuended for headach iod indigestion, gouty, bilious, or other comoplaints of the stomachl sod bowels, too often' the consequence of free livisig. Thiev are Ini lenersil use as; a fanrifly medicinie, and prove hilghly beneficial to those wvho haersddi htcits anid are particularly convensienut for peronstraeling beng old i thiroperation, and'not requiring soy onfnemnt.TheAnaeptc PllsconAtinue to be prepared by Mesrs.Neweryfro te oly ecie eistngunder Dr. James's band an ar sod b-thm a th orginl s-arhoue for Dr. Ja;nes'A power.45.St.Pau's hurhyad; ndby appointment by -J. Sanger, ISO Ofor-sree. n oxe a 4s G..or six in alargehbox, 24s. As, munerfitsar frquetlyofere fo sae,purchasers must observe ~hegesuin hae te nme F. ewbry'engraved in the.govern- rnent stamp. AREAL BLESSING to MOTHIERS.-[t ig pleashing LI, to observe the imimediate relief that is afforded to Suiffering in. faists by that blessing to mothers, the ,V5MERIC5kN'SOOTHING SYRUP, the efficacy of wvhich is daily adding to the great iouniber nf children relieved fiorni the extreme pains of Dentition. Thie fs,lloiringcase is thatt of the child of sIr. Pearn. 1, fluke's-buildings, Birmingham, who at the age of .2 years was broutght to such a state io cutting stq back teeth,. that it wvas given over by twvo physicians, they takinig i tfor an inflammation on the chiest. On the arrivaT of' Mrs. Johnson's books at the above place, a friend conveyed one to th e soothero~f tho child, thiinking it might bd its teeth;- on feeling the child's gums they wvere observed to- be very hard, and much swvelled. Whes th fahercam hoe to dinner he fetched aL battle of the syrup, whic ewa capmled toisgus The nextninornitng the dloctor: was urlrisd a th unxpetedchage that lhad taken place, the chid esnsomuc btte, nd ssa firdays was qmiitew'ell. To be OUGHS, Colds,. Rheum-atism, Gout, antl Indigestion. C-Life Pills, entirelyvegetable, discovered by the Rev. C. Carring. ton, Vicar of Berkeley, one of His Majesty's Depu'ty LieUtensaitst, die, for the couxnty of Giocca-ter.--To alleviate the torture of spaSms, gent, rhmeutns-tism colic, and nervous afflictions, with superb siucce3s, hby gilgrsifife and esiergy to the efforts of nature, is not the onily inei tof ARRNGTN'sLIFE PILLS. on the same prirmciple they are aapte to emalecompaintroua the dorsosusit contittution prevnt tme atac of ausyfata acte diseasesifeordton the irstsenatio of hil, pan, ,r mrbi.d lassitist.owhca-- coun no erso shold eer le wi Hou ilu A lareprno h human race is hurried to an untimely grave by indanmmations, con- sumptions, &e, the effect of negected colds- but a recent cold is so certaissly culred by these pills, isvigoratilg the torpid arteries of the skin, and thereby restoring the perspiration, that -lhoever throwvs auay his life by osnicting them dies little better than a suicide. Sold in boxesat Is. 1 3d. and 4s.6d. each, by Barry anid Son, Bristol, witliout whos nae os te saso thy insot eg gnuilne; stold alio bySutton- a sniCo.B churchytard; Bharcrlayns. Ftlebeet-gmcnarket; Butlers,)Cheapside, and 15'i0, Oxford-street, I.ondon;ssnd hy all medicine .venders. IMPORTANT INFORMATION.-The Amateurs of piersonal attractions arc earnestly insvited to a proof6f uparralleled excellence by the use of ROWLAND's KXLYDOR, a cosmetic of vital importance to the support of female. loveliness. Powvetful of effect, yet mild of influence, this admirable upeclift possesses balsamic properties of surprising energy. . It eradicates freckles; pmn- pies, spots, redness, and all cutaneous eruptions, gradually produlc- lng a delicately clear hoft skin; transforms even thle most sallowv complexion-into radiant whiteness; resists the scorehing rays of the SUis: successfuilly opposes the attack of inclemnent weather, and renders harsh asid rusigh skins beautifully soft, smooth, and even; imparts to-the ndek, facec, and arms a bealthy and juvenile bloom, asa diftuses aplachuig ceoluiess. The Italydor is equally-infdlspen- sable in. the nursery as at the toilet. Perfectly innoxious, it may be used by the most delicate lady, with the assuranee_of safety anld efficacy. To mothers nursing their offspring it gives, in all eases of incidental inflamnmation, imnmediate relief; cools the mouth of the insfant, asid enhances mnaternal pleasure in the act of ad- oifsisterinK alimentary siourisabeoit. To gentlemen whose faces are tender after shaving.' A great infelicity, which attends the ,operation of shalving, Is the irritatioii of the skin; many geiitle- nien suffer greatlyfrom this causer RowlanId's Katlydor wi:l be found -xcellenthryond precedenths amneliratlng and allaying that most unpleasanit sensaition. This prodsctiuin is honioured with the pa- trosmage of the Priocess Esterhazy, the Persian Ambaseador, and recosismnended by the nmost eminent of the facallty,- Sold in pint bottles, at 8d. Cd. anii half pints 4s. 6d. each, duty intcluded, by the sole prosrictors, AV. Rowvland anid Son, 20, -lattoll-garden, Holboril, London ; and by appointment, by most perfimmers and imedlcijie venders vho vesud their celebrated Ailacassar Oil. - Observe, lone are genuine withsut the signature, 'A, Rowland and Son.' WANT PLACES...All letters to be. post paid. A 8N RS:in a Gentleman's,or-Noblcman's Family, ayoung ott~. OIbbOI Chapcl.tod, St -hilPIT"... -D- ASNuRsE, to take a childi from the month, or to do any-thing'in A he" s re ba'Iw ees so,ed to children; a yoautiWidow frout the can.Direct L.A.X 7. I, L.mbcth,.tvct1,WbltechapL'l AS NilnSEMATD, a respectable Young Person,who car, work well A at hftneede., aonena'd,litit,, of deesoski.g; eon hare a good characer liAnyS's-Ir11D, a Persd6n, whlo has,no objection to travel, or Vtob bas Upper Slorsemald in asomall ramnily. Direcrto C. C. 165,1whlt.Iolbrn. AS LJADY'S-M.%AYI, a voutag 'Wornan; anativeof F?rance,whoper. A fLctly understondba lra,eualog,an,dresrmaklng in all itibranchet; has bee.nncers. to,oed-to "ravel. Direct to-l.-iso,a g-greogceer .eroiyn..trwrt.. N. olllcekeepet ASteaSdy-y6yIIN~V6MAX, t0 Wait on an elderly or invalid liadv, t'o~asooeodnoroOeglo aml. hreooen _ n'et:wod r.o* heregenilyrs'l a.n lloint eri rtg bod Diret to A.B3. 19, 4 S UPER SEtVANT in a-retired -Faintly, .a yDun omn whwrswUteroeele,.adcangetop fioelinento tO tiitn tt or 00- La i,,oshcode.ondplain dresmnaking, and besno objection to take ehbsrge or Ohe lad'scoo, ? te es drwsgcoto Oto lice.. few noItio frm- town ; anh. aoe goDd obocoterfcoftheodyobh.olrb,thbomn she lived three 7ears. Da,eett. A,O. 143, AS HoUSEKEEIPER. to a sinigle G-entlemani, or -as Cookinasmall pw Fmlly, 0 reartable elderly Womo,,who is perfectyo9ooe it e oilm Direct toPC. 101, Fentharc ire tret ASflOsEltE?Eseto asingl Gcitleman, a respectable mniddle. I f eon.woo ae wndoaberaatrfom the gentlemnan she hatjost A S HoiysExErEPE to n single Gentleman, a steady respectable it, yolang W.o.... oged 30. the -besero aeciamoed To thtouatio saetroL0 detstaoe,thet .nmagaement tofghouse withfropality,.rdrabeelrcaoooddfmbe lt le,vrbt hee hbred tome time. Iniecto.A.BD.8,Middletoa's.bulldingo, Foleylrtaee. =ofod trer t-Noottirekeeper oeed apply.- - A S COOo, or as Cookc andI Housekeeper in a respeCtable Family, lo.dybthe asin,:left. O.t oA.lpleroer,Otsotr AS PLAIN9 Coox -in a ~small-Fatmily, a young WAomian, wvho can bare Co eSnetilent osaracLrarfom bdrlstemPloeI Direct toC.G1.2,o,eawaI4rd.ect, ASCoosr in a smnall Family,.a Wiidow Wlloman, wvithotittincuni- A" branc, ,homran earogoodhaebacters DbCetOttA.P..t thePFtsloi.e, Peddinlgton. A .5Goon{,ociir, intiiwn,jt-respect.blePerson, who can ha-~vea bl,chn.ltrr.tert Hckey. No o.'ttie5trart net plv17 A SCOOK, or as Co6ok mnd:1 l-osekeeper-to a single O~ntlerilan, a able eblcAtic from thetbepe she h.satll. OfC oAf.ttlrN,tno c eer .A S H.ousrmkI MageelFa Il V here '4 foo an is kept, -f't e.epc l .youo Wo,nuwo a hv o oemable character from har lest PIo.Dirc toV. w.2,Wloonnee.trtoille. '.- .. i- - HOUSPEXAID, a, youn-g lVoman.foroi the cutywhcn A . cok wel ot her. nrie. oe, get up fnesolineay- ca. byte an onlil hrce fromi,er ast plotistbeer ab lichdr5astblam.,ioe, ooo.aeheli -A -S HouspiAIDi s~UFml, where a fooo tman is kept,ayon W -Oman -.ASHOUSF.MA;D, Where a footman is kept, awoung Woman,er 'hAa ee di~idDa rlatlr.Direct to'A. 53. 130, SH OUSMAINliI in a~. espifthtble Famfly,-a young.Wmn Awho- ranW fac-a goad thoroter feom thec. fanifly the lived with aboot for yjeara. flreet toA.Ne. 1. Jooeph ttect5 Judd nret, Bru.swirksqmore.- -ASteady Middle-aged MANm-and hisNVsFE,without incmrce 'bte torn s Gardener, hai no objontion to take the tare ep a honse adnhie ndlo Afterrcoaple of osa,; the _osos .s.Lauodr-y'orialry Maid, or both I. ml aiy ean h.aron tioeleablec chtaotev foothplcthyreog to terce. Orc o .La A - BULER ina smll:Famiy,-where a footman is keot, a *Stn, wbothronhlyonrtoand hs bst,enand ra bare a good c'ar.s~etrfrb,m A - STwnoit SRVANT wee anthier man or a boy is kept, a 11 eopetale oo,otid 3. wo hnor Id baioe., well,..ad ha. Uced In iotge respect. abl fonlls;lb bjeitn t toelsorcoforr, nd an aremsoodchaacer foromhis last ASSERV'ANT to a genteel Famiily, whiere one-or miore are kept, Atlon io.gct25,. who M. hsre al roto.tlos' chreee iobco to ilght S FOOMAN O a sall egula Fumly, or whlere a lad:is kept, bl, bu,aineoi Is oil itsbrAnehe,, ana an from the place be boa justleft. Dtrect to W. Btown, 4, StIlddle. AS COACHMAN, or Groomi, a respectable young ~ilan, who has A oobjeeti.a onttrocrl,o-dconhaoesfoaryea..`haracter. Ditrect to 17. L. at 3lr. coat.es'lilery stablg es. Uraratrt, Henroog. No fterkeepernred apply. SCOACHUMAN, a YOUtlg 1lar), 2:1'ed 5, who knows town well, A `bh,%nobJecotlnoto-or c.untry, .od eon hare ~a it roootbs'characlrr from hIs les plce Ilreetot. . tAte.GDddAnses, 71, ton otreet, lliohopsgoe- S CACHIMAN_ a single young Alan, whio can have a good ohorarter. iret to A. 513. 2. Cla,emotrrrrt. Sndlrrs-ells. 4S COACH-esrA, a AIan, aged 35, who canbhave an untleniatble rlmraret ro bilos plce whre e Iedthrejern ndo hlf.Olect toT.La.- AS COACHMAN, a singley6~uiig Mtan, aged 2fl, fromi the country.; who khooo5t-w -.ielajid h. asoobjedttno to town o, eooaty ro n hare a goad bho' maeftom tbegontllmali he bta, jot lelt. Direct t0 B. L.. 22, Wtbber.streel, -near -the. Colorg Theatre. N-ooicerhepel.r ori pply. A S GnOO.%e, Or as Giroom and Vlalet, a- vauTng AMaT, who can Di ject toT.: Ht ,Ndr.straeh.oiib,sdddltr.100, Noe sood tiere.-N.o ollckeeper needallply.' S Gnaooa, or-to take tile care of -ahorse ~and chaise, a young btsl"strlare. Di-tet.roN. at. Amrnkoe'. liceryotables, Newyard, GreatQueensttrot Lin-oln'sion fields. Nooffie'celw"e rned apply.. A S GRoOOMN and VAIET. or Footmian, a respectabsle younig Alan, loA bwo con tobe the rhoge of bore and gi:;. and eon h oe good charcter from hi, pIece.- I)reCtLto F.T.t Sie.Trolole't, fi,omn,ngor. 10,Ptdnrr Street, Caceodeh oI.rlt.. A S GRoo:Nr, in t6wtn Or countrr, a voting Alan, who Eli no d~~~.niiddle-aged Alan,jv3io understanis his bu_- Ashranche,h aod baa no objetian trImbaftr a little meado,w land Oif re. qal~cd. Direct IOn. Ht. at 5lo ar,oona1hZstsLsih. Kent. 4SGx'a1DE~ER' iln h. Gdttleman's Faviily;;tCyounnkMn ee 15, who thoroug'iay understands hi.. buOftse, and ran hmastgood rharac`le'r fro A S GARTEN-rt, a sfeady~ active singjle MUan, witliout loitnan- braver, wbp istb.aopghlyocqoa,intedlwith the abosqJilltoessr ad ran bayr a.goad k.talepfron hl as lor Wi whek5rehelifrva.thrryaIM1c. o I O, a aalrfo h AS GTARDENER, -in or ouitdoor, a -sinigle Mars, aged 24, who perecly odrolnd hi balnss adcan hare a gaod.elocaetrfrom thesitoattThn hcnjslr,vwhere hel-iied tt.rr eer yem irmetod A. 3.'at )tr. Anmcs, PerryhOll, AS GARDENERI, a steady -yorsngk Aran, aged M4, mithout inculm- A brance, who theougllly a.dtrston.sthe monagemralolakltbebg garde, fnitt tree, ,irey,jc,eern aod hothos..~, and pta,6 and ran hare an undeniablerhareeter frmi his last ploe. heeheIlrdn..-rdof woytkcanahe.f.Direotto D.T. 3,Faok strftt, 21t1k A ~UNDER. tARDENER, a young.MIaD4rom thi countty,- wOox klspabloefmnaegingti kitchen g.rden ;-eo tahethb y tarofohorsand ehalse5 ad oo ikr brew ifreolairn; conhbor an ondeolalehir oaroeer. Diect to S. Li. 35,Skunerr street,nlHopreqate. Nooflctr1ecper.nearS ap1y.-- A S NVAiTyptirt a Tavern or Hotel, or asLaglt Pore In Shop oJLr Iarcbouse.ayolsogMao, aged 32. DIrect oi.J . tSr Fcaton',sbkerI91, Davie, ste,et. Berkeley square.-