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.zfj 9ARIIY SODIIBIEASESof the STOMACH an BOWtELS of CHILDREN. BY R1OBLEY DUNGI4SON, ~~ oga NE* )TDBforhe State SECNDSERESof1IGW~.S.d YWAYS; ~ orTale of he Rnui.i,ie Piked up Iii the Fre~nch Priovinces is AKNGGNL IN PItd ur ill.Colbuvn,8, NevolIur. cebomfloh~atl~ Atiquiltier, &c. Svo lBs ~LX MONTHS' RESIDENCE aepd TR%AVELS in; K~Mgxlo contInini;i1einrarkon the Druaent State 0fNeW Spain, Ats N~tpra Proioclns, State of Sueet Manniheatures Tlfae, Agri- culOre uId Atiqlta,. yW~BULI OCK, F.L.S. 1!rO~rfetor.of the ntejundd Mueuuxi. Printed for John MurraW'Albelaarl&.atreeI ThsdzpIspblsed n Rus ps tZtpie O.ba-rds. ~~AMESESaREO,J~~~~I~ Pals ; 'Nlvcth t %HistoIica.1 Notes o?tbaPra~fle~.,ra~, he tale of Eatnests han:b5een miade the ehile o ediveyngit~0 alAc ai' Iltiutration of Egyptian -Anti- ~tslies and flicdppenIn ts~ lstry.The author's atte-ntIon has, ~~ Occul.led In eolletig and arrangling the neles ~ the Incdent are Moaded. Printed for Tiis d' l~tbllhcd prce2s.6d.i~ond inRoa Tuk,and embel. CHRITA SE RN R a Pocket lrook for 182.& Printed Jo . Hatchtird and Son, Pleccadilly, and lRoi4by Nisbettsnd-seeley. and -R. M. 'rims, Duiblin. The profits of this Wo(ri Wlll be devoted to Ilisseiony pupss h uhro thnae tubovessea ately published a- Collection. of Letters (chiefly erf. Elnl) ddrsse t Mogurners. Anxewedjtinh, much enlarged, Bs.bo)ards. Thidayspb1i~edIn 1 Vl Imo price Cs. & LIFE of tAW of LAURI0TN, Projector of the SlisissppiSehnie Cotaiinga detailed accouint of the acus, ise an Pogrss f tis etraordinary Joint Stock Corn. yany. wth uass cuIousanedote oftheraze for speculating In Its funds, and th faiire IiYJ. P. wOOD. Esq.PritedforAda Slek, dinurg; ad Longmnan anid Co.' Thi da isublshe. i.e4rseols. 8vo, prie 21. MC. ~TJE oftheLITRAT RE of the SOUTHn of V EUROPE. R 14. RE SINiONDI. Trnglaled !hm the origna.l. ~irogess f moern iterture whie wil be ead ith sualgratifi. ACTSof~h LAT SESION PRIUAABNIET, 6 Geo.IV. 1624.- Thsdyare pnfhlolshed, frieei4. G ITIORD"M A T of the .4th (E0. IV. 1824, being the LAST SEgSION of PAhlLIAgENT;containing,aons 'the otherlrmportaivenactMents of the se.ssion, the followin I ttts vir.-t.The Ne%w R;mikrupt LssWs.-Th a Insolvent DebtorAc-ang 33anks Regut3I -f1atAct-AtriltaionAtWihsadMs El-lc,Holborn; andsodyalboielr nth 1551154. llnRdeni, of whom may ibb a,TeAt a 82 rc a and f'2ir 1823, price 3s. 6d. TF,9day is puibUeed In 0.fv.pieIs.bad,te4Wdon, rV ,H eaPRIM IyreFl xvised,of ~j~HErRINCIPLES of' TIDWIFERY- DyOH il_ URNSi CMALW diii Professor of Surgery In the iertyo Glasgow, ire. Printe for Longman, 1hirst, Ries. ormie, B3rown, sue Green, PAternsoster.rosvin "1In prepakringu a sxxth edition for the rC5e. I havecarefully revised the whole work, andd-hnavemade additions Or a practical niature, which I hope mnay be of benefit to the readcr.'t-Pro. faRe. By thesasne Autthor, 2-Ppmular Directions fo'r the TreatMent of the Disesses of Womien antd Children, In fivo, price Mis. boardsf; and (In the pressl a Symtem. of Stirgery, the first velumeof wvhich, contain. Ing tuwnours, ulcers, infliarmatlon; wounds, and surgical anato)MY, Is4 :nPnrlyreadyfor publication. This day ICpublished, theeodd~ eie,wt Portraft'g. of CowpradMs tn-npie 2S.bor, d OWPRsPIV ATE RRRSPONDNC with \U severat of hi-otItmt rends. Now first pubiedfo 'tht Originals Instepssino h dtr'tee.O.3OISN Riector of Yaxha ihWlon nNtuk Adlgtu ok Trhe letters, now o h ittm ulse,aeee etrta thosqe which haea-ogseue h uli aor heruafce Pleasanitry, abundn ait,adusuide"lec,rmn so the best efforts o dio n tee vrwihatosVwe a the dvanage n a ore generally Infre ldrtnlg'.Tms l'lblshei.an sod y . Clbirn 8 Nw iiiligeo.sret; and volue. imo, ric 143 boud, anewediton, ith newset of II.desripiveandgraphic, treating chiefly of the manners and cusomsof atins,of remarkable ot4ects- in nature aind art, and iiPcisly nd ull ofall those geographleal topics, which are so inter- e.stneo youith. By the Rev. 31. GOLDSMITHR. The vlm o offered to piibile notice hAS f,,r many Years been a favouri te In schools anld famillies, and In connlexioln With the author's elegant Granlmnar of Geography, constitutes the miost effctire course of geograpbieal study, ever publlhsed. Printed for Lou gman, H4urst, Rees. ornic, Birow'n, and Green, Pitteraoste-e.row-. Of wuhrn nmay tie itnl. a newv edition, witth aL new set o1 superior engravings oil stael, theL samne Authtor's Granaunar of G eographly, priee 39. 6d. In red. Th~ da isputised, price 2T. or is C. pe ozn ff-MMEDIATE, INOT GRADUAL AOIIIN Ji.or, anroquiry into the shortest, safest, aind monst effecta Mto et aettlugrId mof West Indian Slavery. Tmportant effects asaled vemantc5l Ironm the puibllication of this spirited appeal on beal f u 015 ereSeed brethren, and thouisands of families are becomig the b tective agents In obtaining for thtem that acet of lue6tice dene themn bythe planters. The obiect of this edition from 'whichnsoprofit will 'he derived to the publisher. Is to enafble tise frienids of the catnee to gives wider circulation to thieir principles amongst the Nsorer clatises. Sold by F.Westley, Statlonera'-court; and S. Burton, Leatinhall-street; and may be had of'all booksellersi and newsmen. Of wvhom also miay be had, price onie half'penny, or a&. per hundred, with an engraving, a Short Address to Christians, onWYest Inidian Slavery. ThIs,day in published, nps ,pieB.C. boads RITISH GALLERIEY fA T en a Saries of desiriptive and critical NoieofiepinilWrkofrt In a.inting and Sciilpturc, now eitn nEgadarne ne ,he leads of the differenit public n rvt alre nwihte are to be fouInd. This work compiethfolwn alrs;- e National (late the Angerstelni Galr.teRya alerY at Windsor Castle-the Royal Gallery at HamptnCut-h alery at Clevelanid l-ioec-Loid Eremot'sGaleryat Ptwotb-he ate Ponthill ral. ler-.te itin al'ryat iehei~tie aleryatKnole Park-the l'uli), hedesritio o tht ollcton, whict oie nltepe turs~spubishd spartel, piceIs.Printed fore.BWhtze, Galley, prce 3.b ds p pulish d, B eautieoft heln Wc THE ASHANTEES..-?h15~~~k day is Snpublishted, In vl. 4o,vwitha ma.p ad1lae,price 21. 12. Cd. boards, OURNALh ofa ES1DENCE in ASHANTEE. By tsJ JOSEPH DUPUIS, E.q. late Hils Britannic Mafjesty's E.nvoy aidd Consul for that Kingdomi. "We recommend this work as one of the roost Interesting that has appeared for some tinie; it enml,racca aL vs. luablc aecossut of Western Africa, and a serIes of geographlical doeu. nsente of great importance, frnni tile ArxItbi. Theset pap era throwv Inuc liht n te sbjet o Afrcandisovey, nd illbe of great use so utue taveles. romthesitaton r. luplsheld, and the 2heittie hepotsseed heIs eable togi vlnfoni Jion nscessihle, to othes; nd he espctailiy o hi chracer sa uarantee of the truth of his sttements. hd acount of his mission to the Kng of ANEW SYSTEM of DOMESnTIC COOKERY, Ar ormed upol, urfneiples of economy, anid adapted for the use of privatei families. Tso which Is prefixed, an Essa-Y on) Domestice co)io- mny axid Houisehold Mianatgementt, ceniprising many oisservatlovis 'which will be found Particulhrly useful to the raistress; of a family. h'Ea LADY. "1Thim Is really one iof the most practically usefui books ,fI any which welhave seer, on the subject. The Lady who liss written It has not studied hoW in form expensive articles for luxurious tables, but to combine elegance with econonsy ; she has given her directions insa plaintsensible nsainner. that every body can ssnderstarid, sand the-se are not confined nierely to cookery, but are extended to a variety of .si,Scts lo'uve In fansillles; by WvhIch means the utill of the book Is 'very much IncreaRed indeed."-Britlsh C!ritic. PrinteX for .ohn Mnfr- 1ray. Albem2rle-street: sold also by every bookseller and newsman In )'.a'l%nd, S,,otiand, anld Ireland. New edition, Family Receipt Book. smnall Bye, Is. gd. (IEOGRAIl nayi'NCiT 'PERSONS in whose Education the StUdy Of Geography ,. ws neglected, or who des,ire to perfect themselves In that im- portant bratnch of knowrled e may achieve their purpose in a week or two, by mheans of G-OLD.N'MtTIV. GEOGRAPhICAL COPYBOftKS. 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D CONYEitS IuIDDLTOI, ~ D PrncialLlbarl,nof the UnIversIty- of. Cam- brIde. .'Iousdgrtheeenrovrsi wrtings of Conyers Middletobl uIsth presepolnen o eglIh tye,and as modelof the language JItonc th llos-pespfssoe1 srpic-ios, ideloquent wr15el, that everup "edamog u.'.Glljer Waofll~ onn y-heK tu. fomi coun of r. MddlEnnhel iin. --r n o- B- cc l~ulr, Wile -mY Performance Wvas entirely overlooked and neglectes. I Hhe wnLle ria9 o Sherwood npd 09. 20 eaemuserr Prn Jh usint.&Dublor At a perl6d whetsteTssxa l ceg r Fassh) Cgummirt Dun~bnly eIt Ijci tbeir te bisr sh tlepower' o QSW roa nl .rf 6M ~en`ropdb 1114wt the p see'o vollnmrtced Wbraleso to provfdct tke-C`hkistin World with aLn antidote u nd -anon ever ex. oft sor werful erUdite, am reltbeas the famouo Ere:? of Dr, v- Afddle-W khdis g wnmaliyn ctle~btated Letter iuiry Romp_ boti Lettr. -rosw; the pregeisnea s4opr'x 1 rit &AndyVaorn scarce ILfdar-A - -te'nupuluer; early npplicatiosssare r~ This dy Irepnblibed;pdtfilt~rev1ed a1,d diireled, Pr iceZlls, ofRAthe L-OBERAI IN 6n'-STKICQrJRfEg By$te for theettistrttsngitIId efficacy,sdla a merons remgrkls t-icases fix- Cratin o aihynu. etrl'cturggnflfrona1 dOyaa udiphv besdtlyrmvd in al're* We-eks en1 Proiyhtb li salisce eey other maethod ~ib p1eli, Y(..CUIEy~T -o General Deb1uty,fs1~row$h ~ tersi aflonVand suce"su rsledtueae pey nifesa,e a'Iopted bly the aubtar,Plse o teato,Iosr.tet dJlA and pblihod T,7. iAlasi r4c'.tee,Rnee.e and sold btSmpking d arual, 4ttots.o1rrO y,AsCathe-, rip"treret.Strzed ',Rid i hgoge; Walker,Holobo Igi 11 d=1 bebad cubosair- -~4rrt]; recomendthecalis riate-b~Dss.Chutenay to thVerUlaM. of; such - of 027 Tajeras 5hA~itedWth-'he puiplainteo whielb Ntheautho has mde te aub9cF l' tese osbrvtIbn. Several InAtsieb fie lt duce ~Itfe s ovry o--prfec heath n stateelyhuIM were-t'nusl. dered opeleuy tItinerao emgtalents and-very-yextaesive expenienee. W entertain'Ion of Dr. Courtena* apro.- a 'lict'n o.reseJefo ilee rpee ~'tiofei,faak-df*ases.n..Euc 08YO0VP0AT)%,T SAVI9N 2n PUStNS'ILNG, Lbat sITH And came, oe o etTr 1ioH olbornbre* moving o may remise,A~l Rn egn-teti o quonc of which the whole of their xenslsve and valusbteSiQJ of lown.Prlnteil. ciii"ze .1 ii'O Dalmasli, Moteoris, .ooreNdfLiings, Sit. Is nlo* pNEITXaia .OFF 4t aYt immenre reduction In price, and. wust be -f- ENJIWIi OiLS, SOLD by.J.BRUNDHR, Agent, 'z 68,.Voed.a3treet, Che~psld,,, Finest Fioreanseoll eC3Os. perw half tWe3Let en^oa Iat 8*. per allongflettGafdipll2$ts a:~per galolir purified sperm, burns sdbedrIuito gcZs;without Smoke or smOi, pt 4p. Sd. per goallopcecond quagltgry4s ;. good-btut ir.k color,r S3. per Etallob,copmrmobn IElahp4ilEn s1er gliionblei3st f9t 2allo0w forX macal. ry4bd.pel~-me~n~en~ raie1npi~s frdm G,, pudttpwrds. Al21erall owncete he adii sld sboiintty dtre?dcbted. ' | ES'elegant WINTER BQNXH.-._i grat, -~ VarWty.-P.ftilICH!N resnectYiiiy InforrDk his friends Axid the psblic. he las prep-ared rorthe- avtstr i newv and ec -ant assortment, of LADI ES'~ *>CtlLDREN's HATLn&d;ONNigTSonfthC heitjossibld msnufdrtuiSe, trimmed in themost fasblonIableetye; na erdarnwo- ready for-their Inepeetion onl the most reasonable-terins, t'vwhie Wtill beadded a maccessIon of ndvelties darlng theseaSon. Ladies aug gentlermen -havIng commissions from tbre<cmnUntry wfi.t mebit ?Yth every attention. and hnd their orders pnnctuaUycRecuted. 2S,Klng- street. Covent.garden, corner of Ne-strect.. 3ILEGiANT -CO.ATS,. -cut ttnd- irade in a supiri6r manner; from tbe Very best Saitony clOth, froln 3.i35. 38.td3 Yds; good West rt England Superfine, 21.0a. io 3r.; best second; 21. to f21.tO. great coats, faced with biilg &e. 31. to 3 csl 8 ere 'seym1bee breeche", I8s to the very7, best.double mil1ed,.286. fhshlohaiul trousers, from 18s. to 11. lOs.:- woaLstcats 53. to ]6R. The ahove prices are for ,Arments nade comriate6 to meashre, -warranted in point of faslalol;, clr,th, wvormnsahip, and materlals eqnial to Any- hou.se at the WVest end of the townX. To merlmants, captalins; nnd dsthers who are in the h,bIt of talkingit out a quantity o0 clothes, n11 constderable -reduetlon In price avillbe mnade. A large and fashlos-. able -ssssortment'of Gientleme5n's andbovel<othesconstAntly on smle, at 3. ALBiRtT'e clothes warehouse, 47; Fish-street-bill. 7 doors from the Mhnpment, for ready mdneyonly. HERE is no Medicinal Preparation of the present day 11Tao valuabhe as CHURCU 's COUGH -DROPS. which speedily re- m;ove rfcebt colds, obstinate coughs, and tie eomimon disorders of. the bleait and lun2s. Wheezing a-ad uneasinesslin 19reRtbing Are Also by a few doses resnsved. In asthmatic affections Its ffcacy S held IshJgh estinatlon.' even hy professional gentlemen, -who do not hesl, tate to recommriend It. It never disagrees with the stoniach, and Common colds invariably yield to Its bentrics elQffects In da fw hours. Price 25,9d. and 4P.-6d. per bottle. Sold at thb-Medlilne Watechoose, 67, St. Paul's ehurchya rd, and by Ilarrls and Son, St PauPechurah- yard; Stnger, and chandler; Oxford-street Ward, Middle-row, 1ol- aon tredtIrig itoYalCX%change; Glalsyer and KIemnp, Brighton; ,AkXhurst, Wortling, and IRhodes, Ran2sgatea WANT PLACES.-Ail letters to be post paid. A S WET-NURSE in a: Gentleman's or Nobleman's I It Ftamily, a respeetable young Woman, Who is ust o:lt of ber con- A.ienient withbhert thidchild ; cani cive rdspect.ibls refer,ence, Dimtet to S. MI. 2o, 5mithgtre.rthampitoo-qu,r6sa. 4 S W T-NIUYn5-F, a young- WI'nan from the countryv, atged 22, -Diteet or Apply to A. B. 9, lterbld's-piacoe oppoifte Timmas-sttrueen Horselyidirn, P t A S UreRt NURSE, or to Wait on an elderly Lady, a I 3L. Person, wvho hag been acaustinled to take the.c]Iarge orchilDen frim- thersmonth, and cats have a-good rcecosnimendatfon from theILady sbe has serVed In that capacity. Direct to A. D1. 14, Cravenr-street, 13rdnswlek.place,.City..road. A S SERVANT to asinigle LAdy, Gentleman, or Trades- IlL an, heresoadence~ isrequired, amrlddie-nged Woman, aa'lth- 0011 inem?nbrance.Ifrect to .1. I2, RLRussell.pilace, Lttle Ceram-street.- 1~ooffceleepr nedApply. - A Young WOUAN, agedabout 16, t3 takecare of a child;' to A geSsloFt so much anob3eet as acomtortable sitUatio . Dlrect YOUng WORtAN, ayEed 2c,toWaitononeortlVO yoa - hrnele:. or as HlousemaId ina RMa I -o,l SLaies;cnwrkWla 2' 7t Wait o8r n one heor to oui Famly,whee afotma iskep; cn avenagood character. Direct to N. A 5.. Prrystret, omes.twn.No offhcekeeper useid apply. A S Hoijsg gpaa to one or two single GenleMnen, a liasvea:n undeniable character. rDi'rYect atdo E.3. 4,' Vlerbtoalhiis4ie-rofand c Oeptlord.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~VIerod A S Coo}t in a small Family, or as Cook ani. ious- keepe to a single Gentleman, vwlere another servant Is kept. Dirct o A B.at r. Abbott's olilman, 115, St. Marthi's-iane. 'No j S Ps.AIN Cook, or as H1ousemaid, whore a footman is . kept.In a small genteel Family, Pr s tiroo Maid in a Ge4Utls Famiy, repecabl yong Wmanfro tu coisty, ho can havea for yers ad ahale chasr~e frm a ost espetabe famnIly helhaslj;ast left. Direct to A. I. atM.0 r, -yard, A S PLAIN COOK, a respectable yongA-Voman from the J. - country, rhe pefectly nderstands the maniagemnent ofa dairy, and us," sin ,.bJeeton to ton-n sir ceuintry. Direct to LC. 1'. 27, Henry- street. ila ustead.nond. A#t- S ;oox in thes Chop>house line, a mindlile-aged NVoman, pn e-hrer, 15c Brieell reetoPmndcadill. . DirecttoA.IJ Mr. Smpson's, pl__terer, 1._ -- Piccadilly.-________ A S CooK in a Gttleman's Family, a Person, aged 3o, -~whogprfectly understanrda her. busin92s, antd can have a good character fronl, the lady she inst served, svith whlom sheo ;lved 12 m'onths. Direct to M1&. . at Mir. Fos'sI oil and Italian' wArciohoe,i Crawford-street, Portman.square. A S UPPER HouSx su zID, or as Housemaid in a small re- A spectble Famly, where a footnian is kept, a steady Parson,who h~s o objectios to attend on an elderly Lady; can have a good charac- ter romherins pice, where she lived two years. Direct to S. II. att Mr.C.s.pe's,groer,28, Dorset-street, flocesrer-place. A S Uypaea H ut;sEr,uin, and to Attend on the Lady, or f^ to Walt on an elderly Invalid Lady, or as Hoisekeder ton a single ntlman, a sept,y Pern, aed between 20 and 40, woho isn h willtng So iale ierslt seii t he emloyr,Anid can hkv%e a good ch2racter roaracer i her la st place, where she lvedp rds of 12 mosHhan no oh- ilesiont to town or country. Direct to A. 1. at %fr. Lee's, grocer, 2e40, Qrtes hamEo,irno. inoaicenteepl nr applly. whr- otni rsAni S epgtHUsMTI r ,u i c ase Housndemaide iron ah smllc iasmlFamily, or to Wa*tVoaivoorheyoung Ladies, a resPectable young Woman, w ho e al work~vel at her nt eedle, and g et up f ine lineii if requiMre. DiHectsto Is. C. avst irs higgins's. Pestofice, l1ekfr1at%- OS xEMrAID, in a Gentleman's Uainidy here a foot- man is kept, a rcspdctable voting oa,wocnhv a god ca racter fro,,her)ipat place, whlere seledtoyasndanail'.- Direct to E. U. at r. iuprery's groer, Hig street, ggate. No fic pe need aplhs VIE lply. plS HOUSEMAID io n a genteel C ml ere a footman is ?2.. kpt a rspectble youngt Woman, ae23,wotrugly n- dersrande therharge n,sa, and can have a o c tfoultr thee she hasiust lbeft.x DI litnrect to . At i-. t lis'roary- leb,ie.sreeL No fficekeeper need apply H and hsA IFE,in agentleman's F l, a ferson A Itwho Is'compeotent to her sit tation, and ean haeago hrc terr frothelady he hajsatleft where footman itwoul preferred. Direct toa L.D. 7, L.ittleWoodstock-street,we~,t1~5 , S HoRrAl in a smaular as amily, or to a on 1111 a6elderly 2fi, no horon two or tbrhr . o ladies, a Personlv, 3ho the. PotoIlce. Ness- Rent-oad.sret Surr Bey. lzses N flA A S HOOTilAr n, a or al Fihnamily, a oungi soin,l~o ..atMr.Eldtls'.0, ao.tMr-lane, leagee;33, svid. -h to a. P.at andon. who bn have a good recomm rendatIonh from erlastpl, ase. DireettoL.F.Q34,uaneen.s-reet, ambeth-marsh. A M Ao and hi W , i t cmbra`lco, ageed and about 30.e n-oe-tau tgietherno-mosssatisfactory reference for cha- raeter. Thenmanl sperfectlyimaster ,f hishushiess in every respect as IadoorServa.ct.understands the management of horsese o cd an drive well if required; haLs 5a -o;odIknowledge of other domestic c- ploynSents; the wotMAan a PlinCook and 3good0,loue Servant; can take the chaRrge f a dairy and the nianagenent of poultrye. the stritest economlymay he relied on.Astlitey are housekeepers, and are botlv willng to naske iemselvesv generally useful. Direct to P. F. at Mr. rilbert's, grocer, 24, Clfton-atreet, Finsbury-squagre. No officce- keeper. ied apply. A SAN and his WIFE, aged aboit 34, a itoutz fam ily rAthe man as Gardenier, barn general knowledge of lilabui[Acesgin Its various braunebes, having been In the habit of atteridiiig to the farm- ingeoncernsof a gzentlemnan, also pleasurs grounds, plamitxtiona., and prcaervlnggame: the wvoman Is capable of uindertatking anly domegstic .it latIon; can haeundeniable charaicters from their last sithation, D,rect to G. S. T. at7 rooks's nursery, lSaIsv-pond, Middlesex. Ten days alloni-edfforoluntry letters. N-ottlhekeeper need apply. N Sta(y rspctaleIT'xad his WIFE, wvitliot in -eumrane. n F geneelFaaily orIn a Lady's Pa-mily, ritl aaiigl Getlenar, te ianas Valet or Footman, slnd the wvomrnam as Good Plain Cook; 'no objection to town or corintry. or togo abroad, or to live separately; perf.ctly understand their buisiniessfii every respect, and will prefera settledutnchantge5ble place, as they are net given to chiange ; can hancetundeniable characteris from the fanitly they have Just left. Direst to C. C. 4. Monunt.ri,w, Davies-street, BOrkeley.sqlsarc. if in the country, the particulars to lie mentioned, A S N ellrJ SERVANT li a reglr PFamiln y, o-r wi tthi a -si n g Iee L~ad( y Xor Gentleman, who waywianta sober, steady single youusS-uMa aged 28, not in the habit of changing - to prevent trouble, ho li7vea- 3 mu,nthsi hIsH last place, anld 12 in a formier one. Direct to.T.' B. at Mir. Moor's, 349, oxford-street, near filenheint-stepsr. No offledlteeper need Apply. A0S oorsAti in a small .Fa-mily. or ~with a single o-r .Lil~invald,Genieme, rtian,M aged 33, wlio can shave if required. -And can liave a good chracter from his last place, where he lived upwards of' two year's. Dir ect toW. D3. at Mr. Hllnton's, naLwCPaper- office, Little Ormoned-street, Queensiquare. -A5CoAcsrmx-, or Groom An ocmn tay J &oative'aintleyounn SIaA, saed 24 oflgtwIh, h a ie and drive; no objeettlhY to towvn or conr,ort oabodIe;,n have a good charactes- from the family hehsjs et iect toT. .1f at Ir. Frewer's, saddler, 33, Soustlma tto-owtussl.qa No. ofaicekeepe' ned aP ly B CO.A is~~ igela,~t O ho can .haVe, i- good chaatrfoshhIatpae hr elved three yearsI - no Lobjection tthcoktyotgtesprtreqtufred... Dlreet.to: A. C. at the s abls o n ro Wimr- et, Cav eadl4h.square. or ~~ ~ - ~~d sn-talLsteatly r-egular o~~~~~~~~~~~~ete otw i-h country; can hv nneibeh trrmslspao Iet to W.G. at M r. lmas ruiee,lad*see,othmorr 96iwhbpee,g a erotung-the- bhreomnn hrmis last, place hr tirect to E,.L. at MJr..DAtVs0n'8,g~oee- orDtvothix--stect and H igh-street,M ayehnI b- e% - - A Gito-~~ intown or Couh1ittyv~o~~Mn h ~ haea udnable eharactey J1LO o-ti o~ ei.Drect to G. C.7,S thud y-tet rsc rsq rc- -- AZ.c'. WueaM, A Young - Muau ffom the co'untry, ~~ 0 .. IL ovo -has no- objection toG serv'aGnlmnhb7epa horse and chaise, and to r make hInsl eeaiyusu;-cnhy a -good character frorol his lat plaie Lr edle,tOyas Direct. to .Ai:B. - at Mr. RIchardson's, ypoieteWit~Hr,Soeas ?ewingten. tk -SGoom, or -to.loo af-tei ~a horsge d :6isei'or q& Pestlliloo or ag- Under as~ he an show' long rs- ~h gras, nncUpilie COS; candod chbaracter frtom tire- pae. Borou Yer$-Direct toGravel- 1%,. hce Q ~etoisto ia hinse,lfuefuhin the ous-an; nwhobje.- - - on-S Ga seortO aom and,.Vaefuin thi.youngM no hobae stree, Wison. 6 ra-in fin.tes4, No offeekcd6p6i. M; s 5, 0osugh. Itreet, ra ~~~~~need apply.: ~~Nn; r t' J OkhR ~ahorse an hge o' attabb, alfan, la6bs -A :knowledtge-.ol .br~Awing,. au~-crs mke-bfmen~geeral~ oAeal 'Can have a good eharacteg. fromhit in t -lac.-suee, t 47 - Jngs, -,2. Lo vci- B ro6l,sx traext.. -- :t~-understands Wi uieeI l-t vroJs rAhmu ei. -fahng, -thipgre nc.e n-ithngadn; ohWs 1 letUnt akthe care of'hn a teti geurcden; - h4ve'a 'tis-e ) as UOiaretr BARo thge6embaso g~ing, Ditect-~yG,31 IdupaprBae.stet.tgn~akN 11ek e m s apy t'titlonR before.ai lyotacomIll- gtee'iul el?ebrd a.e on g ,LONlV OFPfICt tor LOAT4 or TNVESTMENT, ] 26Southsmptenustreetr CoVet-garden.-oentletn and re. spectable 'radesm.n reCuiriflt the ?ea?V.nent oY ten try LOAt of large&orpmall SUMSS of MoyE'Y mn -Zbe-acconnio A$d bupon easy. tertns hy ap ng as ' abovL. ood.IM d d4sounted. Eligible nyest.; nenti Ord ulftreotlt'teims are upeahand, *. fONIY '-krsoi. ho- hae '-LY.UE tSresitt fhsoney been 'tlige& t6 ~botrorsi'athigb rates of lntere:t mniy-Ise thiqnse redueed;orothcrSUMS ADVaNcgDon the most-modcrareterat ,t Ciplallnvefted. ind kstatetlife Intercsts; rhdvlvwsons, oir rev.er slolls ought and gold by lilr. Nelson; landed e&atc hgent, &IlddJe.rosv.place, Mlodo Ap.. .AFply:-ftom 2 to4, or by. Ietter', post priid','. . .. ,33FSEItA'.,-'The .most economical and de3icious OR- T1UOAsLJ lgRAphS, .3Ju8 landed, ,In jars. froim. 281b. to 301b. at *26s. per3 Jjf: , olsliignbent of Champagne, warranted first qiuality: .3tionaseaux fln oflAoseaslnx in-hIgh -fiie snfinttihg condition. i4s. per dazen; e l'et St& ulie- et altse -635 per dozenr; a parel of Eam- liurgh Ale. bottle& In that cout12y9 tethr fnestorder. 12Yperdozen: Old Port2us. Sherry 6.q.QCape MadelrJl,P;s erzen,l at CAhtl.RFS YWilISHIT'W;0fi5ra:Coldnade, Haymareet. XTArERPtROOF. CO MPOSITMON for BOOTS ani- -WSlOES, achbeaand cdavenient.preparatlon-foir rendprlngtliem Illipervtoui to water, pfd10ared fab WE.D N's, hIs Mijesty 'tbhymitt, f7P.. New, Sond-street.. IndestructIble tr6nstone cement for joining broken-rclhna; glass. maridle, &e. Indelible chymical Ink, with ot pre- pdrattog, tbatcannot baeffaced from.ilnen.-Scoutlin.drops for remov7 Iug grease froro the mobt. dqltetse silks, urfihpnt ing the colour. 0hyj'mal liquid, hiviich readily rsimoves InT.b . iron noulds from anl (FFW ERS in- the K-ING?' br COMPANY's SER- V1 ."-Cades aht4 PasssengZrs to India, &c.lare informcd they .ean obtain -the wvrole of their OUTFITS-atbe l4west *holsesale prices -callco shirts from 2s. 3d. to (N." ivhlte jean trousers Sg. 6d. uPWArds; Jqckeh( 6s. 6d.: waiLstcoats -frorm 4s. Cd.; cravats, dressing goswriv, towels, table linep, sheges, hoslerY, superfdue cloth coats,walst- eoats and t5tusers,,sWords, military eayP eptAulets, sea beddin, cahisi furniture, trun4ks. -nd ship sofas on an imiproved'prinelple.- Ladies going,abroad Wilflnd an extensise.stock Qf readyrnade linen dresses, .Ac. oh similar terms atS. tlniln's. 7i LombarA-street. (I ANDLES.-uImportan; Advantage forPrompt P ayment, at the City lheaip Candle ?lianufactory, 89, Fleet-market.. near ieet.ctre'bt_The 'cry best 4tore, kitchen anpd o ince candles, Os. per dozen; f.n5et mor lt tdltto, 'with waxed Wicks, .75. 6d. making a saving of is. 6ft. per dozen;- or ust one guinea 5n-a 14 doien chest of canndles, suality warr Lnteit notInferior to iioy best wax hights., 40s. per dozen, tine transpiirei;r. sper.ml4ltto, 34a. per dozen, ps. 1Od. peks.; ffne old sIottled 50, 7os. per ewt.M store yellow ditto, aOs. ner cvt.- Every. .attcle -n the oil andO. ItalIan trrAeeq'ualty cheaP for ready mi,ney at..SMITH's, 89.- Feet-market. fiE;ORE TI'HRTy 5'HOUSAN3S.-To thQe Public.- tY& W 11 - hesir made tile late Lottery Schemse, I introduced ?30,000 prizes,-(as g 4enqrally do when voutractar;) and:1 gave 'as a reason for soedolng, that tihose prizes aregeNnerallysold atrpvoffices, itild the renslt has proved the correctuess of my atntelcpatfon, for J sold No. I 5,76, the-?S0;()00 prize dravn the 3d Instant. In seven shares; and I Ah happy, to duid the,present-Contractor has adopted Tny plan, as he hbs Introduced twv, ?30,o00 prizes therefore I loo) foTward to tha next motkth addIng the already splendid itlt of ?3000 eapitals sold by me; toru sId-te first ever drawn, thelastever crwnr, three In one lotrery, and fouirteer other X0,W000drlzes. I do not hesitate Aclinowledging. that, the present: schemeas an- Impsonvenent upon Tnine' for ia addition to the two ?30,000-prlzes, there are two of X20.600e atid Varidus other qapitkis, and, mY arrangement of not havflig any1bldnks S eoitln:ed;,'nit the prnipal ieats,re Irk the New Scheme Is, that oDMe pernsovtsust,for the tridingriekof ?4 I 9-. get the to ??20,000 prizes. and iA the othbr caPItals nlaY be galned: by an eqOallyc triftin rizk. a5i for less. thal-.ten shrIosng. ?1,2e0 mos:t be obtktined. Sc?senea wlkl full paEtlCur ats of thHs advantageotus inodeof dventure, t nay belhad-Aratis it my-offlces,where tickets and share:s are-on salIe. tI hasve the nionour to he yOur dsevoted servant, 1I, Ctterihill, aPd 9, ChaLring-cross. Tr. BlSFt, Scockbroker. I feel suoseniddo;t In- the st'l,b4ilty of the KaglFh1 funds, and so asuRred thhst She prittes of nll hrItish seurities runst be eonetdezably idhei'; thaLt I.hereby undertake to ythe lolders of either of the sto,ck prizes In thepresent ot?ery i bou ht at my of 0irs, -?M00 io- "el, for eichR?100 ThreenprCents. shou?d theyrnot be above that grralee in soek when pries are drasn. kTho Lottery nrwe the I 6th of nxtn0tb CIARROLL's -NEW SCHEME.-Thou-h this Scheme J hAs been tomParatlvely but a few hours before the puhblc, It hais etelted the-deepestinterest ever rernemberedin the history of lotteries. The nuimber and m;gultude of the great prlzts-the cconomy of the adventure-the clearness and ilmplIetty of the plan.-have all cons- bined to render it the favourIte objtcat dr public patronage. The scheme has been published at LIal lerigth In cverys,aper, nnd may be ohtaisied gtraitiaat CARiRDLL's thie contractor's, offices.- 9. COilhitll 2ti, Ox- fordtreet 7, Chtr-ng-cross. Toi those person s who have not already seen the scheme, the contractor snIgnits the following hrlet epitome of Its leadfng features: there are two prizes of ?30,000, two prizes of ?20,000, lesides other vapitals anid smaller prizes, amounting in the nhbole ti ?,206.00 Hterling morlcy. sn dlv1dedas nsot to leave ^ single nmlinberWithoutabenefit; twoofX20,090, and 1.000 othpr prizes, are sure'to be drawn the flrst day, 16th-of Dlecember. and may be oh- taIned at a risJk -unpreee[ntely smnall mis t,, exette thc surlprlse *,f all wh,ohavQ seen thc plan; for aster takIng the chavce of thcflirst day, ?18 inay be received basck Yorevery tielcet, and In proportion foir shares, whethier the namnber bedrawvn or undrAiwnl. By this m,ffer the imniensi sumlmf ?324,000 is attually dirded 'to the prize money of the frst duy. asIt must be 0lear that every piwelansersIvs the optlon of nialing IJs nasilheran ?618 prize as soon as tbhat day's drawing Is over; If lie be sucbesisful, lie may raln (andI somebody muast gahl;) ?20,000 or mrmre; and If uhssicceasfrul, he ca-lonot lose more thanX ?4 19e. by a svho,le ticket. ilaif . - ?3 3S I Ighth * - ?0 18 0 Quarter . 1 13 GI Sixteenth . 0 '1 6- belmlgthe dlfferencc between vliut a ticket wvill cost, and what may be received haek tf,r It any time before the 26th of Decenibcr. Carroll's mreat Iluck in selling ?30,000 Omid ?20,000 prizes Is well kiowvn; bult liehbsainp from particularizing them at this monieit, as he Is more su:xflois to press on the attentlon of adventurers whlAt he hopes to do lor them In the coming scheeme than what he has done for themnAin PasRt liottrles. , AitLDNESS or GRAY HAIR vill sure niot to be seen. B -In short, Ladles and Ocntlemen may rely* on It, although there are various artcles fi,r the hair, but It is o late experienced that the CLARIFiED RUSSIA OIL Is the best oil for preserving, pro. rufiting, And will make It grosv thick and long, prevent it falLng off or ever turning gray, siid s such a n"urisher to the roots of the hair, that if It has begtn to turn gray, It will restore It again to Its natural colouir, by kieeping the head mulst with It for a mouth; and Is so ins- proved tlat It pours out of the bottle like crenm, is the plesasantest oil fi.r ladies to dress their euv-n c'r false hair, will always make it look elegant, soft, glessy, and will curl beautifully aniy way, avid ought to be kfowsvi that medleal gentlemen have recommended to those who wear false hair to rub the head with It is Wholesome, as It Ix cooling slid refreshing to the head. rtespsetable hlirdressers have declarea tlhat they have experienced, whern persons have lost thelr hair, and have the least signs of roots of liair remalnin,p Ity kespinig the head molst for a month, vith the- Clarified Ittirt 1, will sure to be re- stored. It Is sure to clear the scarf from infancy to old age. Ask for Prince's ClarIfded Rtussla 011. The ounce bottle 5i.; a large bottle, cani. taminng 5 oxneqs, 11. vhIch lsea saving. Sold by the sole proprietor, I A. Prine 9, Poland-street, Oxford-street. Lomidon * and by most priti- ipal prfimners and medicine venders. Be particulaX and observe his tI dress r'A. Prince, 9, Poland-street, Oxford-street, London,' on the cover of each bottle, ;Vtlei,t, eit I n,,t 0-ni..-, and a an..,nar the ur ose. -nrchas4era oughit tdl, particlnar, ts counterfeits are In tion. Also Prince's Improved itussla Dye is sure to choge. - red or gray hair oni the lhead or whiskers. Ilrectfuirs are sealed up with each bottle, so that any one can dye their own hair with ease amd secrecy In a feaw minutes. Be piarticular to ask for Prince's Ini- proved aussia- Dye, a t lOs. (d. a bottle. - -