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QICHOLIA in PLATO E e ollata ad Codices Opti- Mmos ab IMMANUELE BEKKERO;- likewise T'imnac Soph etfi .eleoico Vocum Platonicearum, ax codice MIS. Sallgermanenal. nuinc psrimum edidit atqae RanmAdVer'siooibus InUgstravit DAVID RUHN- RENIUS. 8,7o, Ss. -Londinl. sumnptibus Ricardi PrIeNtey. - TR IAL, of Alr. H. FAU`NTLERODV.-ThSs day Is puiblished, price Gd. with his Port-ait, enigraved by Mr. B. Cooper, FjHE TRIAL of Ai2r. FAUNTLEROY, for Forgery; T~L withs his pathetic Defence, and Inan? Interesting particulars relative to thaLt unfor-tunate gentleman. Printed for G. Slneeton, 3, Old Bailey. This day is ublirhed, -in 3 viols. l2MO, 21s. hoards, J~ 0THELAN;a Romace ofthe English Histories. By te Auhorof 'nnas oftheParish,' I'The Spaeswlfe,' &c. Prined or Oive andBoy, Ednbugh;and Geo. B. Whittaker, Londo. Ofwhommay e ha, bythegame Author, 1. Ritagan Gilbl~o 3 wle.l2mo 21. bords 2.The Spaewife, 3 vols. 12mo, Just8plublfished. 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This day Is published, lo athick and closelyprinted voltume, pirice lhal; aguinea bound, r HE SCOTSMlAN's LIBRARY; being a complete AL Collection of Anecdotes and Faets4 relative te, Seotland, anid Seotitin-en In all ages, includin History BiograPhy, Tw,graphy, Works of Glenius, Men of Genfus, Herodsm, Royalty an fLoyalty, Religion. Antiquities, Curiosities of Nnture and A,rt, Clianshin, Superstition. Eccentricity, Statistics, &an. Rly JAMfES MITCHELL, LL.D. of the University of Aberdeen: Correspondent Mtember of the Socetyv of Scottish Antfiquarians. &c. Printed for J. Anderson, Jimn NrthBridge-street. Edinbuirgh; to be bhd of al booksellers In Scotland; andT of Sherwvood and, Co. London; and !). Cummin, Dublin. To SCH.OoLS.-In the coursFe of November w-ill be published. MAPS atii( PLANS illustrative of Herodotus, Livy M.huydidesw, and Xeneplbon, chiefly from D'Anville, 'Rennell. Ana.charsls,and Call. The whole will he caref;slly, compared with ,the authors they are Intended to illustrate, and suich alterations a-ad ,corrections will be made as a diligent peruasal of these works may ,point out. The names likewise of various plac-es wvill be insertedi which have been entirely unnoticed by other eograpb6rs. A list of ethe maps and plans may he had of thie pnblis, ens. Oxford, prinited dfor J, Vinceent;- and IR. Priestley. and G. B. Whittaker. London: of 1whom mroy be had, a Chroniologieal Abstrast of the 47 years wvhich 3x.Kerveued betwveen the Blattle of Plattea and the commencement of the -Peloponnesian Wair. Also, a Series of Questions on the History of H-ero&ohtu. A Series of Questions adapted t'. Aldrichi's Logic. SCIENTIFIC COMIPANION to JOHNSON's OCTAVO DIAITIONAItY. -This day Is published, Fa new, improved, and enlarged edition, containing early D00 pages prine n nopari, ihEtrvns rice 146s. bund. ,rte nnoar,wih grygs HE PORTABLE CYCLOPRDIA; or Succinct Ptelneral Dictionary of the present State of the Arts and Sciences. sterving at a Comnpanion to J ohmnon~s Bvn DIctionarkY Of thle EH9glIs1 )anguage,.and as acenvenient volume for universanlreference. By T. C. WATKINS. A newv edition, cuirreted. Improved, and enlarged, by JAME-S MITCHELL, A.M. and LI..D. Printed for G. I.NV Whttaker, Ave Mario-lane. of whom may be had, by the same Editor, price lOs. 6d. eseh, A Dictionary of History, ancient aLnd modern. 2. A -Dictionary of Chyrnhistry, Mineralogy, and Geology, S. 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Goesnand Co.ale to Iboconulted daily nt their house, wvhere letters (includig a fee) may be addressed toll, 13otpve!-5treet1 Vlgst4trte,t London, rvwo PRIZES of ?3o;oao, twwof~ x2qoo."'J. and.J1L A3 sivEwRi'aHTrbhave agin thiestisfaiotioi to6-notite the generaI Aprbato of the presenlj os'pplrotryqem,to lpczla dPrawiMne eMthr; ~he two,flrst drawn prizeswirllleach )e ti- title to 20,001. niniey or 3 par ets. pLt the opt!on of the fortUn9tte puehses Al who buay before the JIrM day O0th Dceermber, will 16e eurg of at least the two prizes of 20.0001. RanA uc,the cheance of the twro prizs of30.001.and hateer thercsstal tliy b draWn on thlat' day fo te tiflngris o 41 IO. n awhoe ickt,and 9s. Cd. on a Atickteosa - 22 19.-ma ecilve bU-k -'?183 A sixeenthcogi. I 12s-mayteleve back.- .1 253. Gd. Apytine bfor th2ith Decemnber. And the abtes n popotIon A eatvariety of nuiniberi'are on sal a th od stalihe oftes i 3 ad . Siyewrlght, 37, Cornbill; 11 1-slbor' and38. symaket; herethe shared and stold. ox thel last day of tia, last cotat o 17.745, a prlze of 20,0001. ; anid on the last disyof drawi. .5cptlprizes,-including 2oft 11,0001. each. C- LOSE of the LOTr-rERY.-PIDDIN(- and C'o. feel persuaded the demand-for tickets wvill be best promoted b~ :k plain unvarnished publicatlon of this the concltidinqg schieme, rnnq of the ppolunb' hic exits oravefturng In Ittateearely any rLik, the~a~ehe~for takn prtiula p Ins to give the clearest expia- natin o thspla in he chems pblihed at their office, 1, CernhIll, As thethan18.000 tickets-- Any or all theother capitalsi migbt coe u;bu he f?2,00at Upwards arc certain, yet thepublic haP heoptioninthmore turning their tickets and shares; whiethe rw rsntu ni the 26th of Dtcembcr, bud recalying back nearlyalteprhs ?kt cs 22 lilW. but niky hfl al eeecet?4ls SIxteenthb-,. I 12s. but may hatve all ba e5X' t, '0 9s.~ Od other shaRres in propiortion, if brought back to Plddinysg ,,eky corner, 1, Coynhill, where 10,009, at prize of ?2,000, on tbe 3d of NoPl1ber. wvas sold In s wvhole ticket. ILrAZ~W~14 Co. with ihei u~sual sucifels, sold prIges lilAof 20 00 ed ?30 000 in the last 6 weeks, and nowv respect- full cal te 'ttetion of' thirg FrIends and t,he Public to the very novl ad iterstig SOHiME, to begin! drawing oil the 16th of De- censher. its peculiar features And advantages are as follow :-it con- tains 2 prizes of ?,000. 2 prizes of ?20,000. an m yotecp- tala,to'gether wIi.? the mpch aLpproved pia;: firsit n radpppdby Hazard and Co. of glIvin ? to every number, so 'that tbere ayein aeet s4o blanks.. Twvo onf th covftal prIzes are in the 3-per cents, but Haza.rd and Co. hereby engage to pay the fortunate purchasers at tlholr offices ?100 money for every ?100O stod$c. Anothier adt'astage, highly (at- Yovaralsle'to purchasers, is-btbh.opporkipifty oi8cred of obtaini,ng A11-the aftfiltals draw-n,ontheMbthof December sa trifling risk, as?18-will b,c returned ank-tirileefor'e the 26th of December for-every, whole ticket, aud in proportion for skares; thererfooe aptifebaser caill -105 mtore than ?41 Paby a whole tckt;t, or Os.3d.1iy asileentb; andoas the saws sal~&e for every otlier share, though he niay cain ;20,000 or more, encd somebody must gain that suns, at least on thd 16th of December c; tho 2 first prizes wlill have'?2,0,000 each, assd 1,000 othxer prizes will bedrawp. s3uchare the outitnes of tills attrAetive scheme, Wvhich le-duc. Hazard and Co. to anticipate sIn unprecedented demand, as they'can with, perfect oontlutenes recoon,mend it as one of the best schemeez ever presented to the pub le, 'Teflollowingare.the nutmbers of te caita pries old t Haardand O!sold establislied ofilte5 Roya Exhane-gae; 6 Crnhils nd 24,Oxford-street, on Tns 3dof hspzsentmnth-~-Coembcr andthe th of last nioneb, vir. 5.75 .,..,. ~ ~ ~ I ~.478.... ----- .00I11of Besies any thei o ?50 ?30, 200. &Q.. in lae lttey, hic eotaic4 3600.0 prlzes, Hazard and Co. MORE THIRTY THOUSAND5S.-To the Publifi.- Whell I made the late Lottery Scheme. I Introdueed.X30,000 prizes (as ? generally do whena eontractor,) and I gave as at pdacoie -for to dome, thjat those prizes arLe generally~ sold ait my offices, anid the result has prolved the core.ectsicasof my-anticipatfon, for I'sold No, 15, 75q, the ?930,000 prize drawn the 3d insliant. In Seven shares; and I am happy to find the present Contractor has Ad6pt d my plan, aS he has introduceLd two 2C30,000 prizes: therefore'l lookefotward to thesnext month atdding t the already splendid list of ?30.000 capitals sold by me, for r sold the first ever dtrawn, the last ever drawvn, three Ini one lottery, and fouirteen cothler ?30,000 prizes. I do no' hes,ittate acknowledging that the present scheme lasts finpcovement upon mine, for in addition to the two ?80.00O prizes. there are two oif ?206 000O and various othar capitals, aLnd my arrangement of not bavting ainy blanks Is continued but the princie f eatura In the NewScheme is, tbat some persons cnus,o the tfInogrlsk of?R4 19A. get the tWo0 ?20,000 prizes, and all the other capitals may ho gained Oyaa n qually triflfing risk; and for less than ten slaflings ?C1,240 must be obtained. Schemes with fun particularsz of this advantageous mode of adlventure, mnay be had gratis at my offices, where tickets and shares nrc on sale. I have the honour to be your dvevoted servant, 4, CornbIll, and 9, Charing- eross..T. BISH. Stockbroker. I feel so confident In the sltubility of tille EngliSll funds, and so assred'tht te pice ofallBriishseurities Inust be considerably highr, tat Iherby udertke t-pa theholdrs eft iher of the ney fr eah ?10 TIrce er Cnts.Shoud thy no beAbove that.- pric inthestok mrke whn te pize ar drwn.The Lottery (1ARROLL's NEW SCHEIME.-TIio6h this Schemne 14 J hast beeti comparatively hutsa fewv houra before the public, It has ekeited the deepest Interest ever rememnbered In tie history of lotteries. The number and magnittude of the great prize%-the economy of the adventure-the elearness and simplicity of tile plan-have all comn- bined to render It the favounrite object of pub,lic patroinage- The schemne has been pv;blished at lull lengthi In every paper, and miay be obtained Kratis at CARRO~Le., the ContrRactor's, offices, 19), Cornhill; 26. Ox- ford-street. 7, Charinog-croas. To thos e persons who have not already seen the scheine, the contractor'- submits the fnollowing briel epitome of its leading features; there are two prizes of ?30,000. two Prizes Of ?20000 besides ether capitals and smaller prizes, amiountitng In the whol to 206,000 sterling money, so divided as not to lealve *. single namibor withoutat-benclit; turo of?X20,0, and 1.000 ether prizes,c are sure io be drawn the firs-t day, 16t?h of D,ecember, and maty be ob-! tained at a risk so unprecedeitodly srAall asi to excite the surprise of all Wvho have seen the Pialis for after taking the ehasuce of the first day, ?18S cnalybe received buek for every ticket, and In proportinil for shares, whethier the number bedratwn or ndrawn. Blythis ofer th nirnmense s1101 of ?8324.000 is actually atdde to) the prize money of the first day, as It must he clear that every purebuaser hats the option of making his number an ;eIS prize as soon as that day's drawsing is over;t If hes be successful, lie mnay galn (and somebody mulst Vali)t ?20,000 or inure; and If unsuecessfil ,he canniot lose mnore than ?R4 I 9e. by a whole ticket. Half - . 3 5 0 Eighith - ? 18 0 Quarter -- 1 13 61 Sixteenth . 0 0 6 belugthe difference betwteen wlhat atiecket will co6t, andweat mabe reeelved b,ack for It nov time before the 26th of December. Carol's gratluk, In se1llngje30.OO anfl ?211,000 prizes is well kliow-s; but heabseah. Jrm particularizing them at thisi moment, as hie Is more ar.xlauss to press on the attention 01 adventutrers what he hopes to do ior themn In the seining scheme, than what he has done for them In p-Ast lotteries. Q UALITY she CRITERION of CHEAPNESS.- NV. STEVENS, Wfiie and Spirit Merchant, 78, Bishopsgate. Within (near the your Swans), disclaiming thec cant of disinteresited- ness9 or the miore specious pretext of advertisinig to caution) theo public against the '-various delusions' of Mis competieorsi. WV. Stevenis taikes thit, method of most respectfully th4nking those gefitlemen wh,s have favotured himn with their orders and request% their attenition to his extensive STOcK of GENUYINE FOREIGN WINES and SPIRITS, selected buy personal attenition In the wrine and spirit market, and wuhich for qusiUty canno,t be excelled. Puarchasing for cash, sellinga sa very srmal profit, and for road' mnoney onull', and havin a lre retail as wvell asl whtolesale trade, ensbles WV. Stevens to creebthIn price and quiality with aijy other establishment. Stevs particularly directs the attention of gentlemen to itt parcel of richband fine Port Wines, of the genuine rintagest 01820anid 1821, and which having purchased under most favourAble circum- staces bea ale o oferlit36s pe do-.38s. per do. And of tue lilghest The bov ma be ad y qarte cak o ~lin (askincuded), at *Per~ cask Gal.Per q. cak. Ga. IPe em. ask. Gal. as.fid. ?2 lOs. 14s 65. I?26 155. 6d. Pr doz. iPer doz. lion, Retlero (waLrranted go- Verv good Sherry . - 365. nums - - 44s.i Duff Gordon's finie ditto - 42g. CrustePot - - - 42s. Pale Sherry (delicate aLnd DoVnoe1820 (2 years In fliiest quality) 45s. and 48s. btel - - 45s. aLnd 48s Very old rich browvn Dit 11 (4ears ditto) Sherry - - 51s. to 54s. (Tawey) . . Si. lucellas iHl-oford'sl - 42s. WetIdaMadelia (flinesti 5412. Lisbon, Teneriffe, and Mloon- Coirlius old Easst Indlu ditto 60e. tain - - 40s. WNINES fromn the CAPE of GOOD HOP-E. Thiecharacter oif these Wines has been mlielx Injured by thelowk priced transh which has been offered to the public "i,der the attractive ar'ellationq of I'fine Cape~ 'Iexcellent Cape,' or ' Capes unequatlled.' WStevens kno whic that tihe reputation of hi;3 establishment depends on the quality of hi s Articles, has recently pulrchased a large parcel of rinie whi,es whilch he can with conf dneofr a 6.prdzn and very tline fuill flavoured at 18s, and 203. per dozen. 'lttld Consitantia, first quaRlity, 28s1. itca FOREFIGN aind niRiTiSEI SPIRITS. W. Stevens inforins thes Connoisqeur anid Invalid that lie h-as a small Paircel of curious Old ChiamnpagneBrandy, at 2,is. pergallo)n; and somne very Old Jamaica Rum, h'Yd ronmeter. proof, 15s. 6d. per galloni. Pe Gi.iPer Gall. Very fine C~ognac Brand O. Fnsld Jamnaica Run; lBs. Best Old Ditto - 3. Dtoedderbulrn's(J.W.Rt,)13s.4d. Ditto Hydrometer proo 2s Shu(un'eqotalledi - I3s. 4d. Finest Sehiedain Rolland s(.Crdaarish &finlc,lavour) 12s. Englishi Gin mande fro th uetDih spirit, and unirivalled III richiness, softness, andfll lvur ti-.4.,ls d n very strong for mixIng, at 12s. per glo.BtlsadhnprsS.d.per dozen, s9tone bottlesi 7d. per glo,cksacopr'rie.Ncedit. Sent free of expense uwithin nls oe eundI h articles arc not appros-ed. E;itrac t utiglue tip the passage. orders f'ro n lute counutry must cot in a te;ita;iee. ~iP H MPSO slidFEA (N's SP IRITS andi VINES. I -Tomsn adFcronappizePurchasers of superior FOREIGN WINES, ht terpset stock Is of a mafgnituide neanrly unequalled In the ie trad,bt In bottle and in wsood. Their wines In bottlearinthi vauit-, and cellars oni Holhorn-hill, thieir wines In thewd the zIneaese of their business has comPelled then; to deposi insacious store vatuilts. both In thze city and at- the north %vest edo the towvn;- besides a, large sttock of foreigil wines (especlilly Shcrrie3 And Portsst whIch are tying in the London Docks; the wliole of whtich hias been selected wvithl thie greateost circumi- sPection,. arid, by the enuployment of large capitalI, purchasRed on ternms of suceh Adv-antage, thlat Thompson1 anld Fearon f-reel they must annually secure ani losrefused preference, renderinig, As they do to the public the wvhole of their stock genluine as impl,rted apa onl the louvest scale of pr-ofit;. and combninhlg the ver-y first clu,,s of quality wvith the nosot moderate charge In price. An advatn- tage to the pubileic wich cannot be securec4 At thle great majority of winie estatblishiusents; and T. aind P. woutld, tsi all eases, re-4 comendpurhasrs o ispet tc sock and Juxdge of the mscana of bsines pssesed b patieswhoexcite exPectation by dIs-, playng erey tw pice, wils thy are net In a conidItion to suiportthemby deqate ualty.T. And P. on their owvn claimsupom he lon estabIshed reputationi of their santsaekewlegedsupeiorIy ofthcrArtleles,comnebndwlth Pipe orlButt. Quarter Plpe. SUPERIOR FOREIGN WINES IN CASC. X. s. di. X. a. di. PORT, the genuine 1820 vintage .J01 70 23 10 o SIIERRY (fuill but net old) . 81 O0 220 0 Dit,sprior 9 -lS 0 0 240 0 Ditto, oflllMgh clsariiter,Igoldcolour)' M0 0 0 27 0 WE,ST INDxk IdADEIRA - so- 00 0 210 0 Ditto, fraported In 1810. (superior) Ss80 0 230 0 CAPE .. 31 100 88O0 Ditto * - . . 3.5 00 0 00 Ditto,firstqallaity ' - 40 0 0 10 1I r0 WINES, PRDOZEN. Old Port, froulothe phipe .34s. Sherries (rill) 31n. Dit to rich - -36s. & 38s. Ditto, ale ndt linei l0s, to 44s. Cr-listed Ditto, 2 years III hot- Ditto odoor3 rich, tIe .- 4-Is. & 48s, and susjerior, - -If ouz. & 54". delct . , 48 A'tin of ex.ullte Ditto Wet indila Xind6lra 4 ,2. (Rorl,,old III tilet ood, Ditto, very old alid line , 4s. 2 years In bottle * - ' 62. twit indiWa Ditto, old and Al81n of supFerior rich IIghip Superior - * WiYne, nearly 3 years In Claret, (Chtreatu MargeAu, bottle,butof whtchithe first growtth, 18t1 8; c,Ct IFs lot firni - 485. OUcla (very old and of Cape Nladeira . 16s. la gs. rae etnd superlor qu4. Dgtto, yery superiorq(uality 21a, Ilty) . * iIa, S ELECT WINE NPNS Crusted Ports (Bom Maimasy iadairs, liteat 'Reterlo) * .i . Rich Yed Cape,coust4n- 22s. wt4s - a b tIa flavour * h8gi atldil&. 2. -s u Paxarettd . , 3 8S. t* ENGLISHSGIN,softa;ld old - . . .4-d.& Iosf8d, l)ttto, for mixing I - - I * S Selcedam Holtlands (finest) . , Ditto superior, 4 years old -Jamqaica Rtum,2 years oid * . . *2t TFle feg-st; Coginace Brandy, vlntage 1823 - Ditto Dltto, 31edrs eld ' . , ' Irlsh' WhiskoY - - - * * H BranySlitWbIse, -hmRn Briidy, Pine Apple itin A' Noyau, an everydescrilptlon of urn tUl iti ?ingrs, Dcllvered free ofexpense wIthin G mi-le ftown S-l it., TiiOMle'SONS b4 llolborii-hiill. 14INSPE N .l'iRV' WINES PEiR GALLON. ExccilentPortW1lne(182011 Is. Sherry - - - 4s,.d. DittoDitto,extreinelyrih 1 5B. Ditto, old and flie lnse. Cape Madeira . 6s. & 7s. Ditto, firstfquality . Il, Ditto flrst -jalty - 8s.6d. WestfIdISMadeliraI I r,J,4d lied Cape Pontao - lOa.6d: Dtto,'very old and superior l1e, f~ L ~4 r1)i ~ Va~edWic Mu1ij. W~~~ CAl' 'lea...I, '4" con sequerwirded to alpita hewrd IrshtWoccr fom ye,, wererio e.eiecan bq-procvred,.ble! as In- vened BACON, wich whn u, frmsa hanidsome ortalnent,- AuNb TIofLqssmY dsedwt tVeILS e-'gn t FR acl-r. ItLsmae ateiitld moe xpn tildShadtedomo balcR y. to4ma lte pied to '"Ie.T e a thI tv and Taneiranierutor,6Sok utho ercshdj bruiry, addtfonuRnd ohn istofmotgey line ('1Hd N ILL VJ01,1 1peILSn andis FRENCilre T~h'UhL~LEg beaiu EL, rantd shadtedtor bainbowe Dresses, .ueuqe Mecal~n Bdrsisels, Valenclcnu~s, and English thjread Idces, Vielis, peke. rinses. duld Kcarfs.i and nas tho whiole have beeni J?trrhased wlhr,d morney,thcy can ofl'er thom on the meest moderate tr1!W' By their zakgulai~ Iotek'conlrse withi the plremier#- modrb'~8de es, fuit coututier'ez of Paris, their nililiLncry liddesrosAergir suplipd with the mo3t hovel French costumes. We_4dlngznw (oi~lkgn -or erd tastefully exeCUted...No. 4, Waternoon-pqee. j-tllmil,al CIANIEDU~MO - an0R4GEPE L.4--J. Consgmers Of Coapdicd f~ %Ithathq9 snuowsq,vIr:gtl4euostrdspct! l grocers In L,ondoil%vwtht lstart!cle of a ..r aulitok uaieetablead as a guidp to retail purchasOrs; tatces theli Iberty to ref'er them to the flolgstatemnent of the qualities good canidied peel'should poss lines nrled lemon peel shneald ha of light colour, for Its hul 'being c lslesysugar, Its.eolior of course Indlastep the fireness of tfie sugar used nr ItA mauufaeturoe, fine sugar also preserves the Aronmar- vouir of the peel, Whliereas, if worked up wvith dar,coars~ ~ ta gar,. ferrisntation ensues, destroying, bothi flivjyo- and tolour. To gpadied orange heel the same-.obserya~iolUs.i7ply; thean lightrth co- lu''brte.t4 cc. hr',O'ee Is darker than lemn tsa he'nsade irctalssaeomearatively igh colossy rid RT4he fineslaor honed tbp 4Iqrlc 660pr o theora gp9ePel tnecallys matfef brighittint,-tie trqe teituf Its sr4pegioritY. 'his explanatinl~ em e~d secesao;ryto direet theritteintion of tbhc pulicto.the genuiertce . J4'OR COUGHS, HOARSENNESSES,. .J. GREEN0UO1Ts PECTORAL LOZENGES of T0Lu_-Tbe: gr~eat demand, after-S0 years' trial Iroesthem a superior Remnedy (or all .O ,.o)snSO,Jr 'lroas. nythite and1 C.onsumptive Qorupintq~flr~snp,1ei f as~ ill YW Prinited on the stamp, by Wl,nnthey arcrpreBpared-as successor to Mr. Greenougb. the inveniter. 15old imshboxes at I & I id. eash, by his appolntsnent. by ?.Teosrs, Newbnery and Son, 45, and Edwards, 66, St. PIaul's chinreh. yard; Oiitler Chaale Sutto,. nowv church Xard; Johnston, Cern- hil:CNIc Qd o. sldyaEeha. o arseXSonsi, 95, Fleet-mpar., kat i, lThlsv'ol, 269, Borough, I iayIeyand OCocktspur.sireet; Ward, 324. Holborn;- Sanger,. 150, oxxfrardtreet;.- Joh'nston Greek-streep, 1m rla',. 47.Ppadlfly; and tligs v iqnsrs fgen rs no meodJclIes; wberb lso ma'.bqbaqr~ nquE eprtd1 rifeisl for- nt~sarv- at ) Pd tahe KIGS TENT-.-Dr. SIBLY's RE_-ANI- jJl MATING SOLAR TI CUEIs universally allowed to be the mostpleasan safe, andefcaciu redd ver offered to the pqblie. Its arm rid drlo'atI~ qAlile edrf the best medieipe foV de.' bilty,conumpiu, nervous and rheumaticoenaslalntus, spi4stns, in- digeirfn, ownss f eiirits, aild atll those distreAslrng iliTectloi .4w ich -harass te weak, Pdpncry,,ars4dellcrlte. It rer ers oarun t to ecntvlnce morerta ,-aft er wblhi'hthose V% Ito vaise heath will neveeboas o b sythsout it. prepar4d enid sold by SiXr. J. IL Saff'ell, 3&, iocsterstret,Queen-sqlrare, Bloorn.9bury, in bottlas at lsi., 7s.lid.. an-s, each and n famrill bottlos (bwshich there is:a saving of 7s.) at s.eadh. Also Dr. ShAgy's Lunar Tincture, for complaints inci- dent tths femalesex,In bottles of 4s.Od. andl-0,. 6d.easch. Observe, noile can be genuitne unless signed by lie proErietor, J. Rt. Saffell, In his owyn hand wvritinig, on th e wrapper of each bottle. Sole wholesale agents, Meissrs, Iqrlariy and Sonh,, PS, Fleet-niarket, Londoni; and sold ret It by Sagr50, Oxford-3tfeet. Stradling Royal Exehaug;ap by alrsrebotaonr, gss rinldje rd,r's tnrilng CU T bOu A US T. ~FWho said our modern Galen Is a quack? I say, If quack he Is, he 1h4 a clever onie, And has fortootb a very pretty knack Of riglitlv ascertaliniiig.whn,t did never onle qf all tbe'.(aeulpy before disceover- The cvule why rebetl hair won't bald heads cover I Ab I tells ire rnot ye thini hairld race quilte plain. With fresh out oziions bttl your sculls to rub well, Arid -fret nand teaze the lazy roots and scrub wvell, Till In lnxutrlAnee they sprout atmain? So have I seen the goaded captive brute Cirerlisi his sloth arid vainly urge his stuit. Onloils and ardent spirits (if used) destroy thle humani hair, TAYLOR!s REAL BEARS O REASE nourishes and restores it;, -both are act. Sld,in ots frm 2. t 10. at the' Painted Hoeuse, 66, Whieehpe; ad b Rss,.51* ,omar-etreet. Caution-Beware of fude cuntrfets.Perke.II.lOs; salp, 10s. Gd.; and 6d. onily for fasiioaabe bircctig, ithut urlnfg. W. Taylor Informs tire pubic,he aswo inebeas narl redy or illing, of which he will WVANT PLACES,-All letters to be post pAid. AS LAlY'S-MIAID, a young Person of respectability, 1t ompetrnto thecdre,ssmaking and millinery; has no objection A SLAY'S-MAID,or asUpperServnt, t supriiitena gcngpfnEiincF PE horasatBoruughk nowthe ofbpickling ari A Peson,agedabou 30 who can have a three vsafre~ kariratctr fom e stplcnDrs to C. C. at E. Moore's,, 25, Sherrard-street, Golden- q nire. AS ~ ~~ER arid to WVait o~n the Lady, or to LLmc-e ersef gneral;y us-Jul, a respectable I'erson, who under. stans pcklng radpreserving, working at her needle, and gettling uip smal linn. Drestor. pply to R,A. at alr, Chapmrn'us, 125, Mtinorieg. A S HowiggagEReit to a sinole Gentleman, or to take te ?1 cae ofchamers or countlnggouRe.s, a respectable middle-aged W,rtsan wh ca hae an unexceptionAble charaster. Direct to E. B. at r.Cooers, roer 1,W5dmll~tret. Finaburyqugare, A 7ousgKicPERg, or as Cork and Hoskeper to a single Gcntisman or Tradesman, ax Widdw,i aged 40, without In- curssbraicne, wvho has boon accustomed to the abcove situations, ancri,an haive a four years' character fromn where she has left. Direct to C. W. 20,1KIng-8treect.1arthlomi vqrelstreet, near St.Luke's church. AS Coox in asalaiy,owihainle (Gentleman ALI or Tradesman arsetie ndlac Wmats. Direct to C. H. at Mr. Tibbys bkr o rtset,Bd rdoW. A S ooi ina rspetable Famfily, or has no objection ?ZI, tobe a anInn ortccl, a Person, who can have a good charac- tertrm helay heIs going toleave, and hns lived under anian cook. Dirct o E B.10 Lmb's Conduit-street, AS Urga HO IEMA1, oras Housemaid, whcere a - fooman s ket, a Young WVoman, who understands getting up lin lien,ari ha io objection to the country; ecaa have a charagter fromtheplae se lamrJuHt left. Direct to S.A. 23, Windnmlil-st?eet, Finibry-sqsre. o oifieakeeper riced kpply. PERl HOUSEMAID, or to Wait on twoo-r Tthr-ee -/l-young Ladles, a yourr Personi, who can give satisfactory refer- enc tothelay se lstlveffwth Dioctorapply to A. B. at Mr. A seHUEADrhr fomni et respectabl o ae a yontg Wo Dnworan or we. at fe ede,adgtripalin t OSMiDl in a Getlemnan's Famnily, whtereca man- ASCnsAmBgRDAala, a respectable youing Womain, wlio AL cars give undeniaible reference; has no objection to town or counitry. Direst to Z. V. 7, Slon-mqusare, Whitechapel. No ofllcekeeper need apply. A S Ui'rErt SEIIVANTr, a lnidtIlec.agedi Man, without in- ,L).. cumbrance, wlicrc ariither Is kept, or wvith a single Gentleman, In (orout of livery; no obiectiors io town'i or cousitry, and can be-wall reconimended fromi his last place. Direct or apply to J. D. at air. Hillh~s tawrluc2,Son-street. Knightsbridge. No officekeeper S FOOTMAN, UIJidor Waiter, or Its or Outdoor Porter, A a Mann. whbo can have a good recormmendatiorr for either. Direct ho J. J. atdMr.Aickeys, grocer, 7, Church-road, St. George's in ttire East., No officekesper need apply Si COACHMAV, a younig Man ot' light weh,agesl 2.5, A who knsowss townf %vall, aRd can ride arid drivel 5requirod;- carn hanvea 2-mnoniths' chtracter from the pimice he haujust left. Direct to A. Bs. 22, Cumnberland-street. Ididdlesex-hospllal. A S COACHMAN,a staysngeMn agetl2, h J -tlidi6oughly understnshs uies atid cars have a good clna- meter of one year and aliifro thpac I be hasjust left, ans i as rio obJectioni to town or counr. iet eA B. -1. Rathbone-place, Oxford-street. No officekeeper need atpply. A 5 COACHMA6 'N, a sngle yotlflg Mall of lighit weiglit, cars ho v i r ugiyudrsads the inanageeniit of horses, and canb welreqomendd Ineverrelrptetby the lady he Is now leav. jng, only-erraccount of liet Iasyirig dowtn tier carriage. Direct to J. W. 5 SGaoolr, or Valet, to a,4~inglc Cselitleiiain or ill a Fa-_ moily, or as Groom unjder a coachnall, a young Mian, ;rged 21, w ro has no objection to 'vaft itt tablu, or nrake hiniself generally useful, or to travel, or In tosevr or couuntry. Direct to A. Il. at Mkr. Jeasp's Soth ambth,Surey.No ofir'ekceperurcedapply'. A GARtDENxit; assiglle Manl, whIo is -omnpetenit to every A depa,rtment ini agar,dan,liothnnrse, greenhonrac,.framing anitl ire nursery, aridall marurierof forcinng- hashbad ariextensive practice Ini laying eric grounds and plantation~s, and hias no objection tos the ma. nageinepDt of mleado land, bavlnsysa goneral] kuiowlesige of farming ; hrau a ndenilablea ehrinisacter for rautstry. sobriety, and htonest ; can blrew if r'equired, baviispbrewvedliiia latrge familyy13years. D rIect to .t.S. nit Messrs. o6rnack a, Netv Cros3s, Deptford. A si1ngleh_anded place, will1 not be accepted. - ARDENExa,.a minddlde-aged Mlhn, whotio iiderstant-s Athe manragement of tbe greennhoursc, frrninsrg.wall trees, kitchent grounds apnd flowver grounds- can havena good character fromi his-last place. hiredt to WV. W. 44, C'arlez.strest, Westminster. A S WAITEft a a Tavern, li*oouse,-ar Hotel, or in a respctabe Cophose.ga ativ ycrrsgMan,wholiasa been Ins tin In Seera yers ard ess aveai uneniblechaacer from his - lastpiger o ojeeloisto onv orcoutry. Diett .B.12, LIttle- A S CARMAN to a %Vi~ne MVerchant or Distiller, a young 1?.. In, ho kows tre bsines wel,Vand, arn be well recoin. menedIros rIslateiualon piect to J V at Mr. Watersield's,- Blue Aneror.sralcs, Colnrasr.srcet, Cty.v