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'OD the 25th inmlant will be Publil6ed in B VlolF., post 8vO, price Boa. MURS bdstrahoards of AMtShS B an EgotIaati '1'41e: witl Istorical Notes Av l'rintel far G. B. 1lhittiakery 1 GlE tZERifAN S OTC NOVp.... .|n a lew days will be pub. ofIiLAV>IOIt, " frcely translated frotm the Englislh for T'10or antrAiltLd troml the German. Lriitteet =r l eet_treet, andi 13, Vaterloo.place. Fo-Rnecoilto til oksete lonttoil J1ajCA7xie for October. Tni day1S publshed, in folsp 8 ithpes, afser Designs by ftlartin. priec 8I. hards,. A Ra Poem. By ..LJLEDWI%r i atu R sTraE thorof"TlSe ofst DNve of lierclaete London, pPrinted for BAidwir. Cradoek, alid hvoRy. Alocust ished in small 8-va, UWitok a fione vignete by HaLryey, priceSt. of . F boards, LTwa E, a poem, hi 3 cantos, with 2otes explanait o te Ancient Princes: of Wales. eonos day area,ubliedo ih1 Mape, Views of Cti,earabek. ,4sce.e9.Cetuine, vofthI'tlysIDs. antiquitiso, &CI 8eol. 18. SIXE MOrth nT S NCE andtl TRAVELS in 111ond epition, contarfw,int Ievlarks. on te preseint Stadue ofl Nw iT' it Natural Profctios Stae of Societ. Aanufacttirei, Trade.cAgricul tu re , and Altiquiti. By W. BUIA,OCI, F.1,.S. L Proprieto r -of the ate Lo nd on tis useuln Printed for John i'Jueray,e Al etnarled9,reet. " ~or aiiL5.EW oRtH'5 VALES and N oV t -New editions of te flloingpopular Works hiave been recently published bp R. Hunter, and Baldwin. Byeadork, and.Joy, LonSro. 7j~A ES o' FSHIONTABI.E LIFE, 6 vols. ii. 19S. '~-2.Poular Taes, 3 vole. 12e. 3. MVoral 'I'ales, 3 vols. I1O2. Cd. * 4. l-Tarhigton CanOrmonl, 3 vole. 21s. i. Beiidt, 3 vole. 15.Th p. Leon ors, 2 vole. l0s. 7. tlodern Griselda, 4p. 8. Ca stle RacVi. * wnt,4a.9. atonae, vos.28s. 10. Essays on Irish Bulls. Ss. I IL etters fr LieayLdes, 12tno, 4a. 12. AMemoirs of Air. 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For .er dozen, MM111EDIATE, NOT' GRADUAL ABOLITION; eor, an inquiryinto the aholrtest, sapent, and mosi effectual the e. thod of getting rid of West Indian Slavery. Important efiect8 bhave already resulted from ite publicatien of this spirited appeal on be. -if of our oppregised brethren, and thousandsof families are becomingz She efTective agents in obtaining for them that act oturustice denied th'em by the planteo. The object of this edition, from which no profit will be derived to the publisbher,is to enable the friends of thg causet e give a wider circelation to their principles amongst the toorer classes. Sold by F. iVehtley, Stationers'.cours; and S. 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For the canvenienceofvisi. ters to the Naxtional Gallery(just opened to the public), thedescrip. tdon of that collection, whielt notices all the pictures fi published separately price Is. Printced for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave MVaria. lane. Alto, lately published, Boautie the Dulwicon Gallery, price 3.s.boarp s. fid. aold of thershaw,14, Gal * ;ustPublished, price 28. 3d. (the sate price as oore'sAimanack), F'T'EM1PORIS CALENDARIUM; or, An Almanack, -ft.on aNew Conrtrutteion: for the Year of our Lord, 1825. Con' 'taming an Accotunt of the- Ricing and Setting of the Sun, with hi; Longitude and Dcclinasions....The Rising and Setting of the MVoon sitlb her Soothing, Longitude, Latitude, and Age-..The Risinig an,i :Sitting of the Planets, with their-Geocentric !Longitud vs and Lati.. tudes-A Table of the Equation of Tim1e nTe Timea of the *Luitationte-Arn Accont of the Beclipses of tlte Luminaries, &c. for She Meridian and Latitulde of London...A Table of High Water.-. 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Pnteteiti for.MIe s, Sherwoodt atolLCo. :2, Patcruirokei-ro; V( Uhappli4 66, IaWlhl.ma;- and zBandet, Boweji.s Ord,tesitefti ashre maytR CeJi~.d (,'aton oh :ninet,Sofl, of'uInd-{trusatious O ii8 ee.ses, -with .bbsfrvttions on Eruptive tmd8oan cr tt iPiI of ip-tt F^acd andp .S~i ric S. . .. -aEADY INTADE PELTSSE and FUR IVARREHOU'SE. -L1I -The Nobility and LLudies are respectfully informed, tlhev will meet witlh the greatest possiblevarie Yof RJlADY MAPE 1VADDEDSiLKandCLOTLI PEI;TSSElINCwoWYreh6tfw; 75, Oxford.street, nearly oppogite the'-Piintfieor,' than "af 'a, ot-lei house in town. Airs. Ince having had thie ptronage 'of ihe meat re- SpecLable families in London for tna1 yjeat; 'gives hetr the opportv:. nity of offering not only a muc h larger assortment but in style and Ins iion very seperior to whiht is usiually 'ekpt ready maide, ,every article bcini of the best and newe8trmaleriais. An excellent ksk.Ort- melit of rich silk diresses and wadded silk cloaksr, withleveiy descrip- tion of children's pelisaes, in all sizes. J. Ince having carrietl.on3n extensive bnie:inos8 fok mere lhn 1-2 years in the fotr departmenf, beK9 to intforin latlies andi familio purchaaitng furs for th it)resent seasoa, they eXperience a decided adtvantage in ehoosisg Iromi one of the largest and beat- eelected stocks in liontion, coneisting of every description of mujff:, tippetgs, pelerines, tlonncings, &e. tliat is lasliionable the whole, of the utock being fresh ' manurfactured from the best seasoned skins, no atticle will be offered but what can be warratited J. Ince will ntot only be answerable fer the wear- for *ne first 3m onths, but for the accommodation of ladies purchasing ;t his wareltouse ite liavingpeculiar meang of preventing the moth, undertakes the care of furs d4urin tihe suimrrer. and returns themn sound, free of expense. N.B. Notwithst2neiig an adva%ee has already taken place in many kinds of skinis, J. Ince ls enabled (from lis early purchate) to ofrer the fol lowing muffs at lower prices thin 111t5da5otet --Real Sable, Ermine, Chinchilla, Sable Lynx, Filelt, anct Squirrel. rPo PREVEN.'r BODY STEALING. -JOHN no, HUGHl ES respectfu~lly informs the Public that they may ow be trcotmrnodaaed with thc PArTENT, SAFEGUARD, to protect and secture DAD BODIES in regular woodlen Cotlins, whichl will relieve thte minds of surviving relatives and friends from Much anxiety as entire confidence may be placed on the saf'ety of the security the body being firmly fixed or braced on a false bottom, an1d locked io the coffiin witt strong locks so'concealedI between the wood that they cannot be opened without the cofin and locks being vholly destroyed, which will occAsion mttCl rioiset labour, and hazard to the grave robbers; even the tuanufacturer tinmselX cannot open the locks without violenee. All persons who are (le8irolis of having their friends remain in (he grave undisturbeed must apply to their own fatnily tuidertaker, atitl they can be aupplied' witlh -the 'Safe- guard by a few hours' notice, at the6 mantfactory, 13, Chalnomile- street, and 4, opposite Bishopagate clttrcl, LIndonl. EP IC Bo'rAN ICAL 'TI00TH POW- This highly fashionable and agreeable dentifrice-vas- originally prepared for the late 'ueen of France. Its properties are, that it cleanses, whitens, and preserves the teetbi in a manner-quite. unrivalled, and fattens athem evens if loosentld by mercurv. . It ii sold in bpxen at 2s.9t. eaeh,-by tite proprietor, .J.V.Simmpsoni,28,f ierietra. Street, Ooveam..garden ; liv MVjesqrs. Stratlling, south gate, Royal Exehange Prout,'22f,ant.Low,330,'g tSn(i Payne, 5,Si.l1artiin's. court; (handler, 76, and Sanger, 150, Oxfbrd-street; Colliy, ', Hohlee.street, Cavetidish.sqtare; Gattie and Pierce, fi, NewBdnd- Street; I-Iawkitts, 61, Old Bontl-street; Ambritlge, 21, P5iccadillyk an by most of tite respectable medicine venlers and perfumers throt ghout the lingtom. WAN'I' PLACES.-All lettels to be post paid. A Steady mi#ldle-agetd wOMAN, with a-si ngle Gentloman Li or Lady; can liave a good cliaracter. Direct to E. A. at Mlr. Goudtng's, hatter, 17, New NWrtu-strect, Red Lton.-quare. ACo (oOi in a Genitlemani's Fatiily, where a kitchen- 11. maid Is kept, a youing vonman, aged 30. Direct to t. G. H. 2, unton.strect, Slt):one-squarc, ('telsea. No oticekeeper need aptply ,S CoACeasAN in a small regularPFamily, or as Grootti, A artid oceaionay to attenddinnddrer partIes, a eteatdy respectable hiarra dfourn aged S5, withiout ,tnnrnnbrancewt,io can erikiIf requfre,d; has a four vears chararter vwhirtt %vrll bear tile strictest ilnestigattl.1- Direct or apply to) P. W. 103. Fencliut ch-street.