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~~A~~MIr ifl URM.-hI P5r0ispuisahed, In 3 volunies V7"IR IERATI inEDINBURGH;- or Sketches of Manijaers And Real chairacters and Scenes 'in the Drarma of Lifet. "1For8an et lane olias, vvernanis.se .iulrablt." 1t"ndon, printed ru-r Sherwo,od, Jonve:5 -and Co. Paternoater-row, - Thisday I Puhli~ed h oe vl vo, /R. bd S. ISS10iN_A ky JOURN L,~ 'aino 'Memoir of the ilev. Joseph 1`olf, Mils,-00i1r to the lews.~ wr y~ I ise zr~ adFdtdb 36ijB ltD ~ r..A ondoni,printed eaId 29,5 a laeOl, ucii n o) 7 naesioter-rowr, ~L~TtES f MOi)FR LIrE1 XY3at~ Tis d-ay bie Pulished, dc.e i rtprfntel. inan fivo volumne feec 1445 In hoards A TIES of' INICIFMRLITEIRATURIll ill on Taste,' &r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Tate the ouf'0~ ~sree . ...ars. . Pilosphial nquiry 8vle eeaut:s dt~h's&from Tragi Repreaenlations. bordsa, FIE WONDERS of ELORA; or the Narrative of a TJourney7 tO the 'P'enaples and Dwellings excavated olut evra Momno. tao o flrnire asa extndin 'rpaxrl, of a rolls And a quiarter in lengxth, -at Elolra tz the East. Indi; b-a the route of Pcvnna. Abroled. M-u:g,u-. -and Tiareturniing byiDoirliitabhadland. Anroungabad; wPhi Rerreral ethsrVa~~tiornson thie people and couiitrv. Byt Ja B. SKELY, cap"tain in The Hoaba1y 'Native linrAntry, and laite ill thie roiliitary 2aervIce (af hM~ RichviesA tbe -Jl fNagp.re. Also, latelyp~ublilshed, 3*'IrisalrDsna Residd;lc in the Hurmhars Empire, R,.iA more partlenl- larly at thle (our~t or Ainarapoorah. Dv Captain Hiram Cot-~ of the in, Ast Tildin CO7n'Al.slv's Benigal Native Infantry; in Pro, with ICO lOm.ed plates,v pritc Ir6s. boards.' Przinted foyr G. an~a W.B. Whift- It-seer, Ave-Mar-xialae. olegantIv printed in Sr,,, And embellishea with Engravings )sy the fir-stArti,ts, price 12a, in extra boards., tor on royal paper, price I8s. Pl,rt T. of fl''S ALLERIPSWo PAINTING and SCULP.. TUtE cosrising a geilCi-al Hisittrloal and Critical Catalogue. withseprat Noices, of eVery Work of Fine Art in thle Princip'Al Collections. Ily C.M. WVEST'PTACOTT.T Illustrated w"ith elegantly engravd PortaitnSd lD`lerlor V~ewvs, by Wagernann Hrtwksvi-otrth, Le Keux Findla , e The eollectIons Already described Include those of Canton ito~,55 Dn-k-inuchani onr the National GOileT7 (Isrebtr.Angestei.' s. th MarqTisi of StafiSird's,iesnto aae ~t. Jamess a ace,the British fnse irni, M r..T -pe, the Presen- taton ork Pr te Rtoval Academy, teMcisc'tePrhnn &. aceOnr ied',, with dies,critl.tv oorpia kthso h P:aesAtlluMiont, and raileries o h t'sror n itnuse 'l2is ay s pblshed, In 2 larg oue,8c r~Igie,i ~~H GEE RAL DTICTIONARY of PA INTERS, ~L ns-amIg Mmoir, of thie Lives arid A. cop!ous, aconunt of the Work-s o the mot eiment Artl-its, from thle revivalj of Paintingz hr ~imsi,e. in ire yar MD5, to the ~ presenvt time. Dy N IT'TREW PtLEINGTON . . A neCw editionl, revised and corr.cted through- (at, ith te adIton of above-- 1,400 Articles, including, Memnoirs of :vll he di.stinguis~hed Artists ofthe British ;cho,aolf Pain'tin7. rn this :rt-w edition 'if a muich approved And standard weurk, the editors, have N-tred no pains to ronler it as perfect As poss,ible, as wrell In simpplying x!ie dell,riencice, As in correctinig the invvmertmis errors of namnes and 1 il,e c-ontained In ll the precedinig eililloirs. They have atlso In nmanY in -cances erilhrgeA tl,e articles, epecially thcie ot the Kreat masters l, V-1 ll in slne casreR,srrch as T fio~r- (la vinri.fMlchael Angelii Duonvaroti, Il lhiell~ tabniiVanse &r th lieshasvsbeen enitirely re-wrritten. Flillshd ly Tus.M'teai, 2, Hynsrket; and ChaErles Smilth and te ifernth~edsofCatle te arousGrasses t 1l iicoloured COMPLETE SYSTE'M of PRACTICAL AGRI~ A fULl UDE and MODERN HUSRANDRI,; in which are foull d,railed t Natture o ol aild NManures; the k-Ioperc Management 6f N-irdow and Pasture; and Trhe Imvporoed CnritlVaktlI,I1 ofkAmble Lands,; lam~ttion of Crops. Artlifiial Grrasses. &'c. ictl,be let means of Draining, %vi'h l'irilrolus plates iillustrativ'e of the sanie. and of Embank-lug. Incill,s;il Road-miakinig and Fencing; the diffierent speces oqf t.ivca St.-k-, with colouired plates of rthe most Impro,ved breeds; and the ,onstrIrtiefllv of Farmhiouses, Offices, ;Ind Cottaes, Aeccomnpanied airth engiraved plans, and -tirnates. WVith an Appendix of the Lawrs tr-i;ling to Azrleulture, p~artIcniarly of the Relative Rights of L,and- 3ord and) Tenant. Form5 onf Leases. Setting ouit Tithes~,&c. Dy TD.WI. DICKSON, St.If r. Orisciraiy 1lli, D1lsheli At 6 gtiilwae ;ihtot the stock baring passed lot's the hands4 of the present proprietors, they have vredujced Its price to 4 guineas; thusAi eldecing It the cheapest as; well na Most ronpreliensiv.rwsr,sk01 tilte siiliect extaN-t. London, prinited for -Sirsii,Jones. alid Co. l'Arertern,tcr.ros-. OlA" 11,0 -of DoDs.-Thi,va spulssd price -.bo-ld, 05itaset of Mlap,. firniillg a c,omilietce eounty Aatla, 12s. hound, ',rti, blank leaves tt the end fIr menienAnrrin;gi 11FHETOURIsT andc TRAVELLEWS GUID_E to the ROADS, 011 an entirelly near plan, whereby the difFerent lilies; :f route leading to any required Polint of dis~tanvce are brotight 11ii11er noic;t ncle reference. and the variarins sbhowsn in the margin; ttue er-.is reads At-,ileillg s' arranged tha't tile route fromn any one psart ,of the kzingdom to anoither may be readi!y traced slid referred toi. it,a very cOopiou general index, fornlilig nltllgether a pom,pr,ehen. sie leul ,dprspifc,ious Itinerary. t?GEORG F. C ARRttNiTO 4wn kV. 1iondi,n. prin tedI for Sherwood, Jozacs,atud Co. Paternoster. los-,. Ths road book, which ls ,;mite novel in it., plan and execuition, differs from ;,II others In the fillossing imlportaint particulars :-l. It Is -ompressed within ttie ilmitA of a poc'ket vo'nl,ros;Arid Is 511 coi;- pltlce ast i aiyrferable In every possible respc, thgera Inidex-iieirrgso arrane-e~d that reference mfay st once he had to any rc. qilired line of route a lsciatev'er conlslderahie town or watering p-aee the. traveller m%y happen to be. 2. The different lines of route are us) arranged as to allow ttile variatios lit only to the ultrimate pmt fdistance, hu. to all tile intermedliate porints on the line; thifs b)e;;g eticeted biy nieani ..f a coimp-act and purposely adapted typ, 'wlerehy es-cry page co,ttaili as nmlcli in quanltity asiroliwld othersris 'be diff-sed through A phlirality of pages. 3. The whole isso1 disposed aq ti olll'riate nlinch of the intricacy srhleh from the very nature of tb-Isuject, a%ppe-arssirnsus inherent in works of this descriptioni; th-, c,-ros rads as scel! A, th,~dire't roads being here arranged o111 an e'alirely missy p11n,slIid the eil-ances to and fro distlingiliihed by a fle-elseci s of figures. RAY's NEI 00 o OADS; showing, at one utisranee., the various lilies oftwi,te leading 4to any required plohit of 'tvie and the index so arranged as to ena.ble a d:rect And im- meiereference t,, any required route, at whiatever prln:-ipal town or 55-Itering pla,ce the traveller may happen to lie. Plrice 7e. balt bound, or. with aj comoplete 'et of county miaps, 1-2s. 2. New' Picture 'if the Isle of 'Wight; Illusirat,id with a MAP, isnd 2S l taes of ttienmost beagtltful and Interesting vIeies throltZhout the lsiaavd. ilu iniitiltion of original sKeti-hes. By Wililain Cooke, Pr , 2s. In hoards. Another edition, in 8vo, with 10 additIoallt viess", price 21W in boatrds. ui. -X Near Gutide to Blenheim. the Seat of his Grace thie Dike ot Mhj,Itb.roigh ; comisrising G elegant engraved views9 of thantsplendid editi"-, fromi drawings by 3. P. Neale; writh alli historical desc-riPtionz rof 'bemnnsion, arid a catalogue of the pictures. iI; royal 8e-o, price ~.In b'uarde 4. Evatls'n Walks throuigh WVales; enoiprising a topographical And nitaristi,ral description of the principtity, iwith a c'opio;is travelling guide prelixed. 11isorlrated wi-th mnalps of North and Southt Wales, andi 12 irsterertlng vnears. Prics lO0s. 6d. in hoards. .5. C7,uolee's 'Topography of Great Britaiin, or Oritish Travellers' Pam-k-c Dt lectory- being cTI Accuirate anid comprehiensive topographical arild F.,stc .dealce-rIiptfilo of all the counties4 in Englande, Wales. And Sco lani, eali couluity erimplere In itself, and priblisle eartl- A neaw editiont of CtImbsriamrd alid the Lftkes is just ;u!blhlshed, Pr -'e is, Also of Devonvshire. 4s. ; Kent, 4s. ; Lancashire And Yuork. ,hire, 45. each. Other counties, 2s. Bach cou,nty Illus4trated by a 3as-and vieas's. 'rioted for Sherwood, Jones, andl Co. Paternoster-rows. 3-ately riblished. isy J. S'mutrr. at the School Library, 73. St. Paul'S -I; ehyr-liard, liwhere inay he had all other School Books.CoPY Books, ?-4'oteq, Pencils, Pensi, And all kirids of Stationery, oin thie most reasonrable termsal Writing Arid Arithmetic, 1.AN ANTALYSIS of PENIMANSRIP; or, NCW Bri- t A_tsh Pennian ; containing Rule% andi Observati.mns on the For- rivatiuii of each Letter ; together with a Projection of the Text Alpha- bet, arid somne Spoeim elisof Writing. Dy J. Hill. Price As. 2. The Pro,jection oaf the Text Alphabet,r separately-. By the same. 4dI,..price as, 3. N;ew Slip Cooies, Ni,s. I arail 2, sniall hand, comnprisliag a course of rie-zant extra~cts t1mm Akedis-i and otliers, each slibject ocelpy'Ilig abouit half a page iii the eoria-boo)k, so As to prevent the puipil co~pyirng his awn swritirng liy J. Hill, Price l3d. each. 4- A Nelv Syst~'em of Arithmetic, on a Plan enitirely original, ealeu- ]at.-d ro abridge. the labour of the tuitor- very cor,siderably, and facili- tatc t he "rngressR of the puplil. Dy J. Walker, New editlion, with an enlirged' Appendix by .1. Ruissell. Price 3s. AntI~xpositlson of the al-s-c t-rts is arinteli and sold at 2sq. sealed up, whivcia lvili only be !tlivired to SsllooInmasters or Teachers. wlho api'Iy personally, or byp letter aidre,;ieult h ubihr Key to Russell's Appendix mr h ha sepratly, r dne rp wthlime Exposition. 3. Wlkers Ner Cpherng Dck. n te samre system. PaLrt I. con.- 4ti Prce 5. alfboud. tlypritedIn script, on fine foolscap fi. alkr'5 ew IphringBan. Prt ii. containing the Coni-I 'nod rinte lsniul'miarihath above, price 3s. neatly bl 7. Sonler's complvet, Set of Arithmetical Tables, on a large oetav'o 0-arul, primee4d. 'ur 3.-;. 6d. 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Syntaetiepj Examination; or, Qucathons and Examples adaLpted A. thae FZitix of the Latin Grarmnt.-. The aceiondr edition, 2s. bounrd. .A-kth of the Greek Acciderics, Iarnbngea in a roanne,. conve-. rvierit for transcription, by mneans of "whch arer nybesitd inl conamnitting to memory. The second editleaner ma Jhe assdgiste 2G d. "We take tbs ibherty of rec omnedngtote ntc fs saf d.r readers as Are coincerned In ti le eduication of youth the labour, o,f r. Hodgkin, arhichl we ronsilder As peculiarly calcullated to facilitate the adoptioni of that Plan for the im'Provenient of the naemory se-high as reconiMerided by ilIntilian, and wvhich wias followed sevith so MUCIL 8icc'eqs, by- Professor Pursi1rs".fCissieal Jioirrnal, Nlo. XIX. 4- A Compendium of Algebra~, with notes and demonsitrations e1iuwilig tile reason of every rstie, designed for the rise of schools ah3 ithose persons who haLve riot the advanuige of a preceptor ; rhe avhoie arr-anged on a Plan calculated to akbridge the labouir of the master And yIvcilitate toe imaproverrent of the piipil. By George Phillips, author of a Tre,,istee 0n the Construcetion andl Use of Ft Case of Mathematical Inlrtrumentvi.35. boirnd. "This isa clever companfnihmof a naestuse- fill branchi of mathematical sien~ce, for evtry person ought to ha ac.llahtsed Wth agebr. Th aut orsabject i3ati abridge the labour subjct n as o failitte sim nedy, sli ary y tamiliarizing the perid usall spet Inaeqirisc tid esconuequently lessen the Prili re is voaed bjeL%andhIsarok sntal part of education. Is a1ilcaiculated to insult- 5-nental principles Of gts , syntax, and prosody; in which it Il ;cternited, by a uear arrangement of the verb, to rernov 4 the perplex- ity in eonfusion hitherto found In several tenpsn of the potential -coed and the fmrture of the lndimcative; with notesaitnd Illustrations critical and explanatory. By T. 0. Churchill, transtor h r ptillosophly of Htistory, soil 0B,Ut'listHieyof I transatorof 12mrer' zhis aotnord for Th gmodel o hLrewta. made C especially to have served r,11silut.ororamdel bliien3rnaemany just corrections in it, nnd manY Valuable additions to it, and lass tend to adinus ntAndIuti( uon t o the English angurge Into a cormprehensive treatise. Illustrated by inumerous critical, note. Murray Od Crorpbie have been onosulted; so hats Sheridan's Orthoepy and Walkers mhyrnig 'Dctionary; and the reiult isa co nlnus Iuidy of information coiee3 ern ong the anallogies and anomalaes, t a Pecliarities and nieetleq, of our tongue; more adaptedr, perhaps tfo te prfcet thn,nd th having ~ ~ ~ ~ .,o the r'lniyb hs plbesmroilient than the pronunr lt truly d ngtractnde and >perpetual hyeIegant. On the we hoeedle,tiil 'work frequently deserves eonsultation, and win tend tactica acqnisitionofonr language.".ili-onthely Review, Stay, 1824.0 a crial 7. An Introduction to Lati Construing; or. easY and Progressive lessons for reading; to he uaed by the i othd son has bieen committead tomerosry, n a s the hl-he mlatst l pno ant moe Pariculaly to adapte to tre mot poplar grammars, ou 3n particularlytioitat used in the college at Eton and desIgned to illustrate the rnflection of the decvantable parts of speech, the roles for gender, the preterperfeet iense, atnd of syntax; having the quintity'6f those eyylibles marked on which the pronun clation depends and Acomparnied with q Jest adds. Thedee'" a d edItion. fly the Rlev. R. Biosworth,, M.A. &c. 3s. 6d. bopcd. Tills vornk is In- tended to teach practically the use of the Latin grammar ond diction- ary; the former in pointiog out the important sereice ofthe vnarible terinao2tions,and tie latter themeaning of the radical part of the avord. 8. Latin C,onstruing; or, easy and progressive lemosor,fronm ei.saieaI a,uthorls; avith rules, for translating gtatin ;intor English ; designed to teach the analsIs of simple and conmpound sentences, and the method ofrconstriring Pheidrias and Nepos, asia-eli as the higher classics, writh. otut the helP of an En g1ush1 translation1 intended for the use fil'Jrlior clasees In schools, rin of those itho bave not the advantage of regtlanr instruction, for whom the quantity of those syllables on ahich the pronunciation depends Is marked. To which Is added, a ftirll account of the Roman calendaLr, and some remarks on Romnan customs, hveth rules for reducing the Englishi to the Roman time, and ties Roman to the Esnglish. By the Rev. J. Bosworthr, M.A. &C. Vicar of Little i-icr- woeod, Buckingibarnhlre, and author of ain Introduiction to Latin Con- tilg,the Eements ofAn SxzGrma,e The secondecdi. thii, 2s. ed. bound, After atteniding to the rules in this iittlemnanual,I Illustrated as they are by copious examplea from the easest and best Utomaa elmaleis, the pupil will haLve n4u difficulty in taking UD any Lstla guthior and canatrq4ng It Witth ,jtdgu1ent iBI prwlaloil,' ITPE Rt DAMIASXCS, Silk Taborets', Town Prine sJChintzeR, &e. for Purnslhilng..-.Tl chae ta mstsedd COLLECTION in the kingdomi, at slitTH and o.'s,22, HIg H hoI ,corner of Great Turnstile. Far.si1ies lc:cvng tonadwh halve ocCasion to furnish, Will find the abol', miost liartlelryd'cV log their attentlna. 1? ITCHEN RANGESTan SMOKE JACKS.-By His liAaiSTY' LETES PATENT.-At the stame price as etlOnilon ones,5-Thesee jacks and raniges have beeni proved by iipwu'rds 'ir 1.000 families and surveyors to be far superIlor to any noV Jil use. Toj.ie ad of Prosser, the Inventer find patentee, at his rManftry 8. Ilack-hill, Htatton.gardcn, aind no whbere else In London. Laundry sacks anid cr-adle slpits oni impraved princeiples. Old jacks anid ranlges talieninextiarge.Llood workmen wanted. A~ NEWV INVETEDM ~PORBL, R I.RVELLI NG JL-%-TRU NK, to contain the diiV'e.-enit articles ofd!risa separate, for neatness, lightness, and darability f:thexd&edftlz axy hiltherto offered equlpage warehouse, 158, Iaymarkec. An extenlsive assortnsent of othier trunks, repletexrIth con"snlences ofthe mnost novel deacriptico, avaricty ofmIllitary and rm.aval canteens, brass, iron. and-.other bed- steads, sOrechs. sea i`t.A s, Ith beddingi conmplate, &c. Marquees, anld pleasutre te5Ati fdr Caleor hire. I A,T GRA N-T of' PA R,IA 1E NT.-~E Y TON. StoL-k- ir I broke r 2, Cornhill, and. L~ml'srd-street, hlas thne pleasure of laying~ bfre'tlie Public a List of Prizes In the oresent Lottery, which are to be dirawn a Fll In'tne day. viz. .5th October:- 4 -of - ?20200f) 1 4 -of - ?51 0 2 2,~-000 II) - - - P00 - 1,000 114 - - - 290 Besies ?00 nd ?io,and everynTIcet entitled to ?2. sharet: in prco- porIonal ofwhIh rcsterlrng monleY, Tickets and Shares for the~ aboe Pics ae o sle at EYTON's Lucky Office. 2. Cornhili; and! Lombr*d-itret Al bsiness in the Britishi anid Foreign Fnnidt tranis- acted wth fIdeityad dspeaptch. eah e. pIe 8is) 19 b arltifrj Freniels uselorties, by Doidideu. &c. ha PCIryby te (ftuulst d's Vlag. e . 1Wth nev aiccom. bv Casat,r1i. I hop,a Sle~,~r ,fIrish NTelIdies, for two perfiirmerq,4s. The flouirs of Hrmoy, cnsllingftb's miost fav"iurite airs, wvithi new bas-s lrorperiv illgerd ahNo. Ps. ' C'est I'Amo'.tr.' witrh vasr. and flute ace. hy3.ohn Dv,C.'opn Along,' a favourite biallad, by John flavy, Is LtusIlat to Kelvin Girove,' t'ar. by ilolst,fls. lse Swet -bOe, aerds, ndI var. xwith fluite sec. byMadon3sEvr Variety o,f Alsi atbl rice, and iom tous~and songs at 3d. each. AXIloWianec to holan for exportatlon.-Li. Walker, 17, Solho-squiare, anOd 64 irl e AETPLUAT F GLASS WlNDOWS andI ~.SPLEXifAD LOOI(INC-GLASSES Tbe Patent Windows, writh- out cross- hars, having thte effect of one iroiforzy, sheet of gl;Vss, have obtained the 'h'ighest apprc,isti,su of the first NiiblIItX and Gentry In the 'kinigdomn, in sehose isansionis thiey are placed In town anid country, sinsilar to whbich msay always h seen, n'fapted tR Fren0'i easemnents. -irrervstorie., lilrirry bn,,k cses, sklylights, &c. at JO0H-N HEDGES;'5 Looking-glass Mlantsfact'iry, 'he ciorner of Dean and Compton, streets, Soh,si estabilishedi 50 years. where, frmirr the imimense fail, plates uip to I 44 Inches in becigli t iy at piroportionate wvidth, atre reduiced 10l piiec moire than 110 per cenit. 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(d. per do%en, ~ENRY'sANE cntnusto ~be prepared, with the nisot Scrupulous care an!] attentioni, by, Messrs. Tihoras andl Wilillai floury, msanriiacturliig ch rmists, tiihse.It Is sold us bottles, price 2s. 9d., or with glass atop. l'ers,at 4s lid. stam InClded, ithfll d1ircetions for its use, by ther vrios aent intheoseroprisand throuighosit the Uniited Kingos~hutit arsol b geuin uness their namnes are engravedi oiitheGoCrnenrstnsp whdsis ffxed iver the cork or stop per of achbotle Ofusot o te vnde.sof the niia-nesia may be had, s'iheaicacs y aslnitr samp l-enr'sAromatic Spirit iof Viise. car th inenton f M. Hnry an th 6ny geiiuiine preparattioli of m 0 the EXPO1-RTEFRS Of -ElSS EWiC, o0f PPIR1 PER - MNITN..-In consequecnce if nunmerous complaints hav'inir lately been mlade by pesns in tlii' Fast Indies tiiat the JUNIPER's ES.- SENCEni PE'PEMN T, 'sent tihens by druiggists, wnis not genislle, Jl P. 1-IEATFi (the successor to ir, Juniper) requests that merchants anid traders wvill, wthen the-y gi .e tisair orders, hl' particuilar thalt each bolttle ,if Escnenie of Peppermint hasI J. P. Hieatii, Nottingham,' en- graved oni thp ~oversiment stalup. Tue c'iinterfeit preparationt basea rdtaip,th genuilne made by J. P. heath; ha,; a black sap rgent fi'1 .Heath are Smyth aLnd Nephew, ii,ind-streetI and F. Ed wards, lit, St. Paul's churehyard. price 1's. I Id. and in stopper bot- tles 2's. Pd. JR. STES8CAOI DROPS.-CIANIO Ii~MILE is celebrated by Pisysiciains anii Botasnista as a plisit of ma1ny vi!rtue'. This elegant prepartaton of It Is now universally esteenmed fIr its effieney in all compulaints of the gall biladder, anid thacI, alarming disorders e;f thle vis,cera so conmion us the East and WesAtnidies. it restores lost appetite, by correcting tiseertidity wichlh liccasiens indigestion; is~ highly serviceable in hysteric fits,and debility i.f the nervouis system, and alfleviates tile violence ,ll sea sickness. P'rice Is. Pld. a bottle. Ample allowance to P.ast acud WVest lodia mer- chants it, expo,rtation. Dr. Steers's Paregoric Lozenges. for coughis, hoarseie.ss, Ste. nr. Steers's Oil, for contvuilions iii childreni, which gelserally r'eoi,,ves the fit in a fewe nsiriuteg. Price 2s. 6id. 'fhe ab,ive nre sold genuine bY J1. Siager, 150, Oxford-street: H-awkiiis, old Ilond stroct Harris, L.udgaie-stzeet; Stradling, Royal E)Zchange1 andi all vendersoii msedhilnes, flhcuma ANALEP~TIC PILLS, fb r ColdIs, tiMs,ighst Ferers, and all thoie disordlers wvhichi arisefrom bstrutd n)erspiration,a,i cosnitnon iinciacuangeable climiate. haveloneectalised their superiority over every orther iiledicine hitbrtndisoveed.They ate strongly recomsmended for liesolach and ndieston,gnuty, bill.uii, ri ''ther Comp laints or the stonsaci, and owes, oo frentheconequisene of free living. They aire in general ise as a faml mei ni d Si prove hiighsly benseficial to tises who hiave res,ided iiihtclmts aiid are p'articrularly conivenienit fi,r Pesntrvlig,rinmidi their operlittinn. and( n'.t requiiring ancofeet,TeAaiti Pills continue to be lirepared by MessN eley n h nyrecipe existing itiider Dr. Jaines's. hand anoirrol y;h- tth ltgnaI warehouse for Dr. Jamnes's Powd,er, 45, St. lanic chrcyad:cd lIy appoitiltment by J. Sansger, ISO Oxford.street, inioe a o id., or ~lx in 2a large box, 24s. As Collisterfeits are frequnl ofrdfir sale, puirchasers most observe the genuiinehaeteane , Newbery' engraved In the govern. mpent stam p.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ b MlATI~~T,.R' GEAS.- J. ATK INSON respctfllyinfrms the ptiblic, that thlotigh the BE.ARS' tIItEASR. Imirtdb hmioldA by most respectabile per'umnerst ii London, yet ther ar stil anumer of little shops who sell articles they call bears' gres's, ut wich is oly lard, &c.,and evein isany sAym It i's Atkinson's lIes ges prcasers will therefo,re lie parttrnalai to obsecrve that a bllis iusudth pt with his signsature and address, aTddsin pot is now oldst esstha S'. l3d.,' and as genuine he.ars' grease froni the anisal I it natve linmate differs In apupearance fromi all "thee aiiimal aio veetale ats apattern lint is fuirnishied to each vender, which, iinspeeted previous to purchasing, and compared wvith the spurious, the ditfcerence will instantly aPpe~ac. it has now become ini ge,ieral liemnd anI there is nodouubt f,ir thle growth of hair it far excels any leticl hherto known ilai also very, pleasatnt for dressilng the bail', osakiuig it beauitttfulyvsiuft and rlo)ssy . Sld by, the nimporter, Janies Atkinson, terfunser, 44, Gerrard,Sitreet qoho-neluare: ;And i.y alp. Pointment by Sanger', 1 50, aTnd Grange, ) 20, Oxford-street:t EIlliott, 32, Rathhnne.platee; Nix, Ro'yal Exchange: 'relic, 41, and J,ohnston, ld, Corruhill_ ;Colley,208, Dishop'sgate-street. and most perfunsr.Ws A VO LAN ) firSON Sole Proprfeto-rs of the N ~OtttOlNAxl, MACASSAR OIL, respectflilv inform the Nobility. Gentry, and tile Public at large, they have REMTOVEG to 20, Hatton- gariden : ais)lso be to Cauitioni, that, lix Conseq.serce of the suniversal diemand for theit0riginal and Gsnnhiiis MacassetarOll.ilagrant impipstots purchase th enemptyvliottles, and deceive the pIllihil with spurious liscasFar Oil. conlopised ,sf in3rirouis lngredients,ct,iiiug it ttie geinuine, anid offering It for, sale at a lorwer price, arid without the labiel and others signed 'I lloiwiandIioss," imfitasiin the sign,~tnre, which rendet's it neceasaty on pulrchasing to ask- for kSowlynrd's Nfacassatr Oil, and sitrictly to observe thait none are geniuine without the little book In- sidle the wrapper, anid the labeli Is ignied an the outrside, fit red, " A. Ro.iwland rind Son." The prices are 3's. lid. 7s. lO0. liod. and *Is. per l-ittlie: andi all other prices are IMPORitionS. The gentitne baa; the addyess on the. label, No. 20. tlatton.garden. Al.o"fled Whiskers, Gray Whisikers, Eye-broars, Hair on the llead, ei'lectrally chan:ged to Ihroi'n or Black, bythie ris of Roavland'g~s idnenceof Tyre; by merely we.ttin.gthe hair it immiediately prodsrees a perfect change. Price445. 7's ld. 0, ls. id pr btte.S,idld y the sole prupIrletots,.A. Row- land and Soni, 20, Hsiatoii.garde:i, tiolborn, London : and by appoiint- ment by n105t pnrOemiere and mnedicine venders. Ask for'I Rowland's (i,or n owland's Dye.' and observe the signature, A,A1 Rowlanid and Son.' All others are counterferits WVANT PLACE'S.-Af1 letters to be post ~paid. A S W'FT'-sTRltss, a i'especiable voting Wroman, seith a good hr-t i fmilit and her Cftrstucid; hsa . o4 biwi-tno lea' eresuniry. lln-et at *I,pLs isCA a , al. It Mr tlkys, 4 , t 4nis Ua t,Sidlse'nspi A Cooa and HOlcsETgxrFpmRwith a sige Gen-tleman-, or ~A Csh sa mai gelcelFamls,eniecitlesi,, Wssaaas tira,hed upwards S IfOsMAD,o dM ofAYl-wor, in a smrall Family, a youn Woa, os am e o mlllar ndwtwl at her needle hahuas ab. Jlecica ta Iw., nayaSenhv odc,zaes Direst is A.B. antIr, Wed'1, rh,na atees. I.wl rmo,ee,.La's A S HfOtIES rr`s, a respectable young Vom-a-n-,aged 25,, who J--leres -sde-a-ndahar basines, a r- it at tsbie, w-k "cii ortIhe, Seedue, sd V..sreil recam,eaded by Ihe lady abel afm, n.o leant: boa aa !,~Iot'tcrsn rose. eor,lt l5ire_rta A. B.C. 01 M,a. Sbephecr's, bake,, 412, OWfodiirsite, cattle of Chareslca teret, Saha H iAMISERNA!P, in nIn Hotel., or Coffeehouse, a eai Sbs espectable Periun, 'whoa.eel airaitdwstbet.btidsla, ton h-aea an denl.abie Chlrtre, and h.sn objaiosto. t-ow or eossarjry Direet to E.G. 49, Cl.ame,.aired, OnaY's san nod. 15. lema a ,amal Fa ily.Dirr r 1 V.si22, Iighsae n,troetsa, Vooby. S FOOTMAN, wlsere a lad ii ke t, or in a smell egula.Fanmils'o 152, Tllonies sirroel.rmtto . T A SFOOrSlyr,in r Ot o' lver ,tca c dyactive AMan-,aged dot aevon ta Stw iieqiitd,an wll omushbimwfg,o.-Ig,istfol Iens baS.v.good 'h,oat, 1m bs ist lse, werehe lived 3 yeatS. fi,edra t. at . at15, Potadiar ttr, S Lruetr Tonyg, in a Shop or Warehourse, at to look after CA obanend'nshe,r,a a ..I .yIs whiblit he a. makt himself geser-ily ,l,tlai, yanngMan,aged 1, wo a,-wite a gtod hanid, nk.e lt.*.w-ll, and S. no ahiesniasto tir a 0,01 pemi,ato ny eron co en bain mbr hi.a peormireastm;,pioymcm,t.Irvot A, ~i~;t~ POTER, Or Under-.9h.orilan, an active ong Alan, roswn,oo23aaih -obe4 pai ofIrnes f te wil a asIsIe anln,sa ging abrood : ean itt ih eatseof a olnd ardhavnSyess' unenlld tocce. ieii A.D. 5Mr.r-,e's,