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Edinburgh. t'hiN day is published, bost 8vo, with an elegant portrait, price 7m 6d. THI. LIFE and DIARY of LIEUT.-COL. JOHN T BLACKADER,of the Carneronian Regiment, and Deputy. (overnor of Stirling Castle: atfording an interesting account of the various Sieges, Battles, and Services in which he was engaged on the continent, and during the Rebellion in Scotland of 1715; com- piled from the ozixinal AISS. so as to present a compliete view of the History anndCharacter of that pious and brave(fficer. ByANDRE W CRICHTON, 'Author of the " M1emoirq of the Rev. John Blackader." Edinburgh, printed for H*. S. Baynes, South Union- place; and W. Baynes and Son, London. This day is published, in 12mn, price 8S. in bosnit, PV.HE SURGEON's VADE-MECUMl, containing the .JI Symnptoms, Cauaes. Diognosis, Prognosis, and 'Treatmettt of liurgical Diseases; accompanied by Engravings to illustrate the modern and approved methods of Operating: also select Formulee of Precriptions, and a Glossary of Terms. 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The object of this edition, from which no profit 'will be derived to the publisher, is to enable the friends of the cause to give a wider circulation to their principles amongst the poorer claues. Sold by F. Wt'estley, Stationers'-court; and S. Burios, Leadenhall-strect; and *nay be had of all booksellers and newtmen ; of whom also may be lIad, price one halfpenny, or 3s. per hundred, with an engraving, a SlolTt Address to Christians, on Weat Jn 4ian Slavery. TUlYd dav tn publis'ed, price 2s. T^Ht CONSTITUITIONofF^RIENDLYSOCIETIES, ,upon le'ral and scientiSic princip)les, exemnplified by the Rulest mid T'ables of tCalculationts adopteJd under the nadvice and apprsba- tion of William Mtsrgan, esq. P,R.S. 'antI Williame Friend, esq. A.Il. fot thc GTovernment of the Friendly Institution at Southwell- together with Observfttions on the Rise and Progre. s as well as on the ?lanagetn2nt and I)ismanstinment of Friendli Societies. The oecond edition, By the Rev. ,IOHN THOMAS BECHIER, P,.A. Prebendary of the Collegiate Church, Southwell, Chairman of the QQuarter Sessinns for the Newark Division of the CO'unty of Netting. ham, &c. ' This pamphlet abounds with good sense and feeling, expressed in clear and nervous laniguage. We have the highest opinion of the plan, andi hope, for the sake ot lhe commutnity at largC, that the benevolent author will have the gratification of seeing irj :tdly societics established in different parts of the country upon the bhaS' he so judiciously reconmrende."-5Minthly Critical Gazette, A4lslist, 1324. London, printed for W. 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"Thc whola iswritten in a etvlyf of chuste anc cl2eafceganoe, and imbued with refined and -pi'is fceliOs, itil-ecllvened ' a frequent introduction of con- ciseanst arprpOi3tCanecdotes. WVOcan conscientiouslyrecommend it aesuisable to bb 'put. into thc hands of young per4ons, and espe_ ially ytbrni mnen, whether se,aratedfrtom their homes, oz dwrelling tinder 'their father't4 roof.' -bethodist Magazine, Oct. 1824. Printed for W. Baynet and Son, Paternester-roi, LIondon; and ,M. S. Boynes Edinbutgb. I,: ?ictui' df'STa7er.y, butttotCtiIltticstAlt$Y as it exptstit ntheyj Island of JAtmalea.'! ByIC?LERG.YJM . Prntedor. chard and Si97PieeadRIv.'. - .: .- , .. :. Tihies slay are pubiilied? T5Odisrt0m5l :prtlrette in crowitBvoi peteei 7s boards, T IP,H? c O0Fx 10Tb'eEh Nd B7 these tn death."2 -Landon ptfte Thfocr J. HtXichaid ana Soen 187, -PiecaffillY4J Tsl8 day arepublished, in 8vo prie 7i. O inbqade, 1 OMM3ENTARIESsrn DISEASES of1theSM hI %.j and BOWELS. of CHILDREN. 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NEW AND IhlTJERESTING wnon3c oN ITALY.-r1tis day is pub- lished, in 2 volunmes bvo, price 21v. dedicated to the INobl'emren and Gentlemeu the lemberg of the Club entitled" The Travel- lePi' Society," X7ENICS UJNDER the YOKE of FRANCE and of V AUSTRIA, with MIemoirs of the Courts, Governmenis, and Peoipleof Italy; presenting a faithful Picture of har present (ondi- tion, and including original Anecdotes of the BuonnParte Family. Bya 'i, zDY of RANK. Written during a twenty years' residence in that intereatingcountry, and now published for the information of Englishmen in general, and of trayellers in particular.. Printed for (G. B. 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T'ths day is published, in post 8vo, price 8s. boards, the second edition Of VjtlEELUCUBRATIONSofHUiMPHREY RAVELIN, JL SEsq. late Mlajor in s 0 Regiment of Infantry. " He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose, like an hooest man and a soldier, and now he is turm'd orthographer ...Shak- epeAre. " The authot's rermtarks exhibit the frankness, acatenese, ease, and good feeling, which we Are proud to think and pleased to say so arten belong to the character of the experienced British oflicer; while they are so well conveyed, and in fact with such partieo;lAr correctness, that not only a few military mnen have the opportunity of forming and maturing so goot a style, but many of our practised writers must ' fall into the rear,' in competition With IlajOr Ravelin, who may ' stand muster' with Geoffry Crqyon."-Monhl y Review. Printed for 0. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria.lane. Thin day is published, in 8va, with a large 52ap, price l2g. boards, HE GREEK REVOLUTION; its Origin and Pro- T gress: together with some Remarks on the Religien, National Character, &c. in Greece. By EDWARD BLAQU113RE, Esq. Author of "' An Historical Review of the Spapish ktevolttion," &c. "1 We were gratified to observe the publication of the present volume which is well calculated to throw much light upon the subject to which it relates, and to impress the reader with a strong feeling of the importance and justice of the Greek Cause."-New Mllonthly Mlagazine. To Alr. Blaquiiere Greece is miuch indebted for his exertions in her behalf, and the British Public will thank him for the vety clear and impartial account he has given of one of tht mnost interesting revolutions that has occurred in the history of the world."-Literary Cjironicle. Also, by tfie same Authtir, An Iils- torical Review of the Spanish Revolution, in I tlicik volume, 8vo, with a map, price 18s. boards. Printed for G. B. Whittsker, Ave Mlarts-lan,'. This day is published, in post lvo, prce 7a tid, boards, the Second Edition of OUR VILLAGE; Sketches of' Rural Character and 0 Scenery. Bv MIARY RUSSELL MIITFORD, Author of " Julian," a Tragetly. "MNIiss Alitford's eleggnt little volunie is just in tinison with the time; it is a gallery of pfctures, landscapea, frealt, glowing, and entirely English; portraits, likenesses we doubt not, all simply but sweetly coloured; in short, a book to make us forget the hurry, the bustle, the noRise around, in the lcaves, tall old trees, and rich meadows of her delightful village."-LitsTary (la- .ette. " This is an engriging voluine, full of feeling, spirit, and vivacity; end the deseription6 of rural scenery and rttral life are vivid and glowing,."-New Monthly Aelagaine, June, 1824. " These Sketches, we are of opinion, will, ere lonsg,. be extremely popular for they are highly finished ones, and evince ininite taste, judg- mnent, and feeling. 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The British Warblers ; cototaitiibg-6 beautifully 6oloured figures of`the most inteeestlbg'birds of passage beloigibg 'to the genub Sylvia, taken from living sipecimne 'in' the 'author's collection ; including the Nightingale 'Reds'art,e White. throat, Garden Warbzler, &c with dMirecttonbi sor'their treatnient, accoiding he autilbif's method; in thich is explaibed how -the interesting and fine singing birds belonging to shis genus' may' fie nianageid and kept in as good-health fiS alyc4mmon birds whateveti lte'wise an interesting account 'of 'teiti'agitation at the differept seasons 'of tlieir mligration fromn otie country to another.' ,dY 8a-nd' Co's NE!W PRLA(TICUL. WORKS eon GSYMBtlANS a6d on thc va:rety ot D:s-ases-connete,el thete.- | with, as n6r;iou6 rtiaxajiion &c. Trho sixteenth edition1 iYjust pub- Llihed, by Sheulood, Jonesj,and Co. 20, Paternoster-fo4w; Porter, 72 Grafion.streets, Dublin ; Stewart. G2, Southt Rridge-itreet,' Eslinburgh; and may be had 'of'.al1 bbookselleri. "The motives' whiIh have lnuced'the authors id publish a l'dmiliar commncntcry oneiuch.important subjects are fully" exjlalnrd inl the inteoduction; The work in illustrated by numerous striking eases. Goss end Co. are to be consulted daily at their house, where letters (including a fee) may be addressed to iI, Bouveric.street, Fleet-street, 1oa3don. 113kip : ontmtor wth--- C lvuer'n ,srutdtitud -;ortiuvedvlertaaqm"n.6ful, and hehpsh hl d ohla n -PRf,ZES 'of'-X8;000; ittia 50 -thdt. mliliali, `All~ the ~tikes are at-erlirng money-; thee are wAe blan4rs, -bery bbrcsi ii of at least 61.-; aid' the planet. bitihXg`thd flOdcem dld' i rt day -having giveii euch denerafmstihfhacti6n isaga,yr apteiI'i asa all -the above c-Apitals sthd till th'e other rzswl eerp,ad every~nurnberileclded on Tueiiday,, theFlo oeibr~liin day' As the Inteival:1 io he drawing ii bvr hr, n otre ar) go soon to ternainatea l6egether, Bisl'letncayprhse rat either of his offices; 4, CorAhill,' anEM Csii'.os hr.h following- cpPital P5zeg, kll draWu on Iudalt,5hit.wr Ahared and sold : I- I No. 15,~5f3 . Prize of . X...20,QtO ) 1199 ~~a1sothek Prize of. J999 ,2~oa r 300 - 7,40)4' X 220 18,48 10 1478 3001 It 074'A., 220 ;8iO7...... 1 32220' 87 220 Trho oneee' fs onil and CaI,r~ rfO ThePUJLl....H ZRI and. Co. returnl teir 4LsoslsAnxierth~oa 4&for-fIle Anprecedentred. .Oatrona&5 they lsayiriiive&in -their, late contract aridi rogret 'eceedink'ly that .they.-witf naibl Oto tupply many td? their friends withj tic igit and :hAres the last cly, shc sd ~tstrely. from: the dema-nd hiiviag- x6tteedi-the utmrogt calclilation, that eould be made frorio the gales of fornier lptierkies -fHazard alnd Co, deriyei great. pleasure firom the approbatien beistowed en their niule of dryawing'; the -clear' and sim- ple miannerin-w,hich all the pridecs were d .awn; arid the wh6le"of the .numbers deeiddd in-one day, is adloptedI in the NBW Sun lmi E,- w i c It t I Iet yirie!sapi Cctfu IIy-ice6dminiti fo the attenltionl of the uAe as it contaesathe popular-points of the last, -with the addipl inducenlent of. Thitrt Thoiusind Pound Prizctes 'viz. and -11o blanks. The'whole e be decdicle inl one dav,34 of Novem.; bet, -Hiazard-and Co. had -the-waisfac6tion of stharing n-eliz oni the 6th instsnt, the followaiug capitals ta lo;z g,z 1 prle- o 20,0001. ; .8,478, a prize of ;100 and il74, ~prizeo 10 btsides mnany other of 5001., 3001.,'and 22? ttheirol-nibc- nateoflMcel V, LIoyal gkechahge - 2, ~Ctrohiil;V kCl 2, xor. street; wh re the -groAea;et adecty 4 9r arei061V -ele URSE-RY'and ?ARLOUR VENDERS, Fire Guards, N&C.-a1 ELISfHA1n'tr6s hila riendliand"tlshiTili~, that 'ke hlailusti tecelsA'ddirict from the mininfagtoeies iii Worttinl4ham, Sheffeld, "C0(or there are. none rpgdo iii town') a great vtiriety ot PikllWED GUEEjb and BRBASS ENM71R,$, Fire lions, Brasses, &c. which he is deter'mined to sell pit pricesi unuispally low, a quick retturn and. small profit.being hia only object ; he has also just manufactured. as Ilarge asaortemctrofgreen and braBs, vire fendere anid han3ing fir guards, together wiit'h brats top green'wire nursery-, fenidere, art artiefe iiot.usually. kept ready Tmade, of earlousa sizes, frofn 2 to 4 feet hi h and from 4 to.5' feet loig~ with siievesi of every deicription, an si r~e swork in both i;on and bkr&8q for aviaries, phea- sanntriee, shop. parlour, 'anrd wtatehouse wrindows,, akylights, larders, dairieA, &c. which be confidently assures his Friends and the Public may be had of him of the very beet quality and at prices consider. ably lower that they have ever yet been-s.vold at, at his mapiufActory, (whtich has been eatablishedI UpwaTde of halt a century,) 1815, Bisliopsgafe without, neair the chtirch. DAYMAJE PE, 11[SSE ai4d FU RA WA RHO USI IVi,-TheNoblityand.Ijaiesi are respectfully informed they will met wui the reatet posble variet1y of readly Made w addedl nealyoppsie eiePantheob, than at aniy other ~b.usein town. M+s.lutehavig hd the paironage of the most respectable families iiiLOiilli,formay years, gives her the opportunity of offering, notonl a uc lagerasortmnent, but in style and fashioni very suilerio to whti .sly kept ready. mafle, every article being of ~he betan neetmaterialst. An execellent aasortmt,nnt of rich Bilk dess n wadded silk cloaks, with every desrption of phildrensplse in, all srizes. J1. lhee having carried on an extensive buiet onore than '12 years in the fotr department, begs to in-form these Ladies and famniliesi purchasing furst for the prilsent-season, they will experience a decided advantage in% eftoos- Ing from one of the largest and beat selected siopk-s in Lp-nd&a, torIsistiri of every' descriptioni of muffls,c tippets, pelerines, fllunc- in s, &c. that is fashionable, the whole of the stock bring freshi mannufijetuired from the best aeasgoncd skins. No article will be offlvre-d but what can be warranted. J. Ince will not only.1 be an erble for thi wear for the lirst three monthsg, Vitt, for the =cchiodation of Liadies purchasing at his warehomise (he having peculiar meansq of preventing the moth), undertakes theo care of fur's during the summer, and returns them sound 'frie of expense. N.B. Notwithstaniding an advance has already taken place in imany kinds of skin,, J. Ince ix enabled, from Ws early purchiase, to offer the following tnufit- at lower prices than last season, real sable, eirpinc, clilnchilli, sable lynx, fitch, and squirrel., QALMON, OOY, and Co. moat respeettfully solicit the kJ.ttention of M1edical Gentlemen andi the Public to observe, thim$ the true PATE'NT SELF-ADJusTING TR USS hat; "1Salniomi Odv, and Co. 202, Strand, London" marked uponi the leatlier c-ase, witbout wvhich th-ey are of the sprouis kind. Salmon, Odr- and Co~ the invrenterB and patentees, havelrl made upwards of 50,000 of their patent. trusqes, andi still continue to have the recommnendations of allthe most eminent surgeons in town and country. N.B. Per.. aonis in.the country are requested to send the circum;ference- of the boady.an inchlbelow thehips. Sold by one or more,druggists in every citk' and principal town in the united kingdom. THE. ARABIAN VEGxETABLE, PILLS, freeI frolm T1..mercury or antimony, are unrivalled in their beneficial effects in ;Nervous, Bilioust, and L,iver Complaints, Indigestion, and its nurmerous train of mnaladies, and are peculiarly nmild and pleasat as ain aperient. The superior efficacy of these Pills has increased the demand for themn so mnuch, that an additional number of vendors hati been appointed in LAondon, for the accommodation of cthePublic; and they may now be obtained in boxes, at Is. I id. and 2e.9fb. each, of J. V. Simpson (acting proprietor), 28, Henrietta-street, Covent- Farden ; Alessrs. Stradling, south gate, Rlovya Exchange Barrow .an Dnis 6,Bilsaew-ithorut, and 19, Walbrook ; Sequeiral, 13,Whitechapel fligh..street; B. and P. Offling, 159, H-igii-treet, and 171, Union-street, South-ark ; Ward, 324, IHolborn ; Pront, 226, and Burfield, 180, Strand ; Stanley, 14,Tiavistock.row, Covent- garden ; Payne, 6, St. Martin's-court ; Ambridge,, 21, late 30, Piccadilly ; Hawkins, II, Old Bond-street rignon, 174, Regent- street, opposite New Burlington-atreet, Collcy, 5, Holles-strent, Cs.Vendish.squtIare Satnger, 150, and Chandler, 76, Oxford-street Whlite, 1, anid Yarde, 2a, Larsnb's..conduit.street ; and of almost evety other medicine vender throughout thenkindomi. WANT PLACES. -AII. letters to. be post paid. A WET-N~URSK, a youing married Woman, with her fir8t child, and ran give referSaice. Dir4et toM.A.at mr. Reeve's, Postolicte, Paddington. TUpg uilsi, a respectal yon Pro,.ge A bout 30, whocain .takiq the care facO rmte mon)th:g odr as l4dy's-aid, avinl llvi!A In both c-A aIIs a aeafour years' chas-acor'; ha no obections to towno outy Drc to A. B. at Mr~ Huges', bot andslitoenliaker, 10, edLo-te,Holbrn. No SNu issa in a GentlenmAn's, F-amily, a Personi, whio can ha,ve a good eharacter front-her last place~-i Is particuilarly well qua] lied for tkie managenment of the nu-sery.and can take a child frorm fhexinoenth. Direct to A.5. at Str. Walpole's, grocer, 14,Fi~itzroy-strect, Fitzroy-sqluare. No objection to town or cunttry. ,kS NURSE, a steady r-espectable Person, wlho is perfecty capabie of taking a hIld from: the month,or,to-brinzu b"P an irequired, having taktn chsrgo of iieveral inranits from the onh cam,i have a go chiaracter. Direct to C. D. at Mir. Gibbs's, baker, 19, London-wail, Fiusbury-aqure A on V6A,tWit mor thireeyoung ladlies; tion to town, or to travel, or to be ti Pper Housemaid: can have -a ti(Vc~easr-,'lbaraceterfroto the fmoeslyshe haglsta.Direct to A. H. I5, Littlsi Nelsont-street, City-road. No oticeepa eed apply., A S Cooxc and H1ousexnKs'Eit oasige Gentleman, or asGo an Cookl,-ih a smal ete aiv a steaRdy respect- a Ia Wonn-VIIT,wttt an-undeniable chrce;hsseobJection to the country. DirecttoSI. H.at Sir. Spooae's chesesger, 34, Alders- 16%td-street, city, A13 U'Po and iIoUsEiEiPERs, or Cook, where -akitc~hen- mo0 aid Is kept, a Perena, who, understisads her business. Direst toC.M. 3, PrInces-street, tirury-lat te. - A- S Coox ifl a Gentleman'i; Fm IT,i to;w'n or country, r-R_ a Person, whO6 has no objectio tottrae a sati.al datry. Daireetto A. 1B. 1-, Queen-street,-MGosvenor-squitc A.SChUAnnaD11lcM'Aa1,,~#Ot as WVaitress, ata oe,vrn ?ZCU.,'hmes or ERatloghotise. a' ngWoma h efcl amideratandn sher business to at-its branchies, and cndv odca racter anid -be wyelt reco.mmended from the lacesehsjs et DCttoi-H. It. at tr. Beie nard's.38, Little rtaitsneysre ASGaooax arid VAmtT. to-a siil etea,or at r Groom In a Glentlemrnals amssily, a iitiiidy youngMa,ge2, w o perrettly iunderstarnds the care of horses, - and Is wligt 2k hirirsoif useftul no objection tok town or country, or togoard cn bavo n, gddd Ctharacteir frotm his last piee, DirecttoTT.aMr Fishers, sadler, ittle-ltyde~stC t, r Jakmes's. N tekee S Gioos, o toibo ;ferahlirge andI chaise, Work.in ornilecbnssefriaf~)a otz iaifrom the street; Grav's-imsa.lalastplace, w.Oreh A1 who hXaDE.nE in a Tespectable Family, a young iMan, p 4.rtobJectIon to the-tare of-ia horse anuddba.ioi, Zt,'to mlakehinsself useful to hIsemployer.-- Directto A. B!.tMtlrodges grocer, 4, Addlhgton-plaee, Csn,bersBe1l. i- 8 RD*Ne tt Nft biiugldmSildld -teSl Via;i, Who. is per- A teeyctl Ceed In thevvitouXs brancheaof hlspsoressii, bnd pos- sesjses an unde aabie sliracter. Direct to'A.B. 10, 1a1's-plond.erscs ad t, ' ,13als.p.ond,- ,. ,_. .... -.rs t .AS -Pea ' iin-.a 'lravera. -or Hoteli :a iseady active young anU, agd 2%, v;hQ lth;ooughfytinderstands his-busfness m endi wiling iees1nsejf enerUy.ueftl to his employer; no, object mion t town ori ednit5rey-. can ehagve a.gd eharacter from hi,st ps,ieeW DlrAotj -to Hi. :3~ -i0, 9tmen Aun'sistrett Whit cchai'ci.road' Nto ofllcekf eper nee4 apply,,. ., ;. ..