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Whittaker, Ave Mlaria-lrae, London; and David Brown, Edinburgh. M 1M OTS of PAINING, b W. BUCHANAN, E Esq.: containing a CkhInnoogical R ostW y f the Ilnportation Of Pictures by th1ra atrsit ra ritain since the pano of t'he FenhRvlto,ihCrtclem kstron anrd Sketches of Chrce fteleading MAitrn fth aiu Schools of Paintn,2ol.8, 248. Publihdb] I.Mtr Mann, 1, Stran had of all booksellers in town and contrytz. Tnis day is pub'iShed, in 2 vols. 12mo, 14N. boards, Hl3E HERMIIT in PRISON. Translated from the 2LFrench of E. JOUY, Alember of the Institute, andaAuthor of the Hermit of the Chaussee d'Antin, Scylla, &c. and A. JAY, lThris agreeable miscellany is well translated, anet contains many vlunable facts and hints concerning the managemeflt of prisons vrhich deserve the notice of the legislator.'.-Monthly Review, May, 1824. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Alaria.lane. Jist published, in royal Bva size, ER FREISCHUTZ, or, le Seventli Bullet, a D Travesde of this popular Opera, with the Songs, M3usic, &c. illustrated with 12 etchings, by George Cruikshanlt, dravwn by an Amateur, price 5?. 6.1.; fine paper, 7s. ff:1. coloured, Bg. 6d1. proofsi on ndia paper, . Published bygC B aldwyn. Newpatee. sttreett adolbyery bookaeiler inthe kingdom,' No. V. of the Oid English Drama, containing Rgywood's Love's Mistrese, a mtusque. Thi3 day arePpuhliIlIed, in l21no, price 4s. fid, boardts, IZJHE ATROCITIES of the P13ATES; being a . faithful Narrative of the unparalleled Sufferings endured by the Author during his Captivity by the Pirates of the ISland of Cuba ; with an Account of the Excesses and Barbarities rf those inhuman Freebootere. By AARON SMITH, (who was himself afterwards tried at the Old Bailey as a Pirate, and acquitted.) T This narrative remindis us strongly of that book of-horrors, I The Buccaneers of America.' "-New AMonthly .tia azine, June, 1824. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, AveaMaria.lane. Be0oRiitxts FOR SC.HooLS.--Thi day is p ublithed, a new edit. embiellished with 150 engravings, price 7. bound, HE BIOGRAPffICAL CLASS BOOK, consisting of 3 365 Lessons in Universal Biography, from Homer to the Iate Arthur Young, and forning one of the most comprehensively instretive volumes for the study and amusement of youth that ever was printed. By the Rev. .1. GOLDSALITH, Author of the Grammar of Geoevrphy, &c. Printed lor G. and W. B. Whit. taker, Ave Maria-lane, and to be had of all booksellers. N.B. To ncorumodate this work to the practical use of Schools, and render biography a brancb of liberal education, 500 questions have been adanted to the volume, and printed in a handsome 4to copy book, with spaces for the anstwers. at 2'. w with a key for tutors, at 9d. A NEw MAr OF THE SALR-Just published, price fs. colotired, or I Os. ffd. on roller, A N WV and IMPROVED MIAP of the EAR, cxhi- A. biting its internal, intermediate, and external structure,with the bones in situ, together with the principal nerves and blood vessels in its immnedliate vicinitv; desitned far the use of medical students. By JOHN HARRISON CURTIS, Esq. Aurist to the King. London, published by T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet.atreet. Of 'whom may be had, by the same author-2. A Treatise on the Phy. siolo. and Dieeasesof the Ear, accompanied with a plate of irn_ proved acoustic instrumcnts; 3d editien, price 75. Ld. boards. 3. Cates Illustrative of the Treatment of Diseases of the Ear, with practical Remarks relative to the Deaf and Dumb. 4. An Intro. ductary Lecture as delivered In 1816, at the Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Bar, to a course on the Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathoelwy of that organ, price 2g. 6d. Jill, NEW MONTHLY lAGA5INE for October T I 1, contains, besides the usual varietics in general Criticism, Art, Science, &c.-i. Ruellura, a poem, by Thomas Campbell, R. Ir. Auto-biography of Theobald Wolf Tone, No. 2. IIl. Penitentiaries for the Polite. IV. Memoirs of the Ashantees. V. Projrcts and Compniets. IV. Specimenm nf a Patent Packet Dic- tionary. VII. T;he Touchy Lady. VIII. Joshua Pinehbeck. ]X. Letter from Mliss Indigo at Worthing to her Friend Atiss 21larias-I,ouisa AlazArine in 1,ondon. X. PeAtalozzi. XI. 1Iypo. erisv. XII. Clharacteristic Epistles, No.3. XilI. The Revellers. XIV. London I.etters, No. 1. XV. L,etters from the East, No.8. (j-snd Cairo. XVT. The Bride. XVII. Authorebses and Auto. graplip, No. 2. XVIII. The Cities of the Plain. XIX. The 3tlidshipman's Song. XX. Sonnet to Grecce. XXI. Epistle to B. F-, esq.; in imitation of Pope, &c. London, printed for Henry Colborn. New Barlingtnn-street; Bell and BTadfute, Edin- hurgh and John Cumming, Dublin. WVAtTOX'SB HISYoBtY or EGLr.tst POETRY.-This day is pub- lished. in 4 large vols. 8vo, price 21. lOs. hoards, TfHE HISTORY of ENGLISH POETRY, from the clKe of the llth to the comrmencement of the l8th Century. To vhich are prefixed three Dimsertations:-1. Of the Origin of Rornantic Fiction in Etirope. 2. On the Introduction of Learning ira,i England. 3. On the Gesta Romanorum. By THOMAS UVARTON, B.D. Fellow of Trinity College. Oxford, and of the Society of Antiquar e8, and late Professor of Poetry in the Univer- eisy of Oxford. A new edition, carefully revised, with numerous additionel note", by the late IlIr. Ritson, the late Dr. Ashby, 1r. D,ucc, iMr. Park, and other eminenit Antiquaries, and by the Edirrr. 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RACTICAL UBIERVATIONS bf 81 RICTUitES F of the URETHRA and RECTUM, recommending an im. roved system for their treatment and cure, illustrating its efficacy y numerous remarkable and highly Important cases, in some of v'Lhch atrietures oT rrodn I1 to 20 yars' -duration have beets totally removed in a few weeks, and its superictrity thereby fully established rcn ove their metbod hitherto practised. BY C. B. COURTE. K'SeAY, A. D. To which are added, Observations and Practical Coonment;on Local and General Debility, ior the cure of which a snode ot treatment, be. result of long and succes8ftil practice, and at once safe, speedy; and effectual is adopted by, the- author. P-inted for the author, Robert-street, Adelphi': and published by T. S. Aliman, Prinee'5sltreet, Hanover-.quattr; and sold by SSimlkin and l\larshall, Stationers'-court; Onwhyn, 4, Catherine. rcet, 5rantd- Ridgways Piccadsilly * Citappell, Royal Exchange; Walker, 40lborn- and may be had of all booel sclerr. ' We carnestly recoTimena -the cases related by Dr. Courtenay to the perucalof such of outr readets as aze afflicted with the comphainto which the author has made the subject of theso observations. Several instasceS are adduced of the recovery of perfect health in statea which were considered hopelesa by practitioners of eminent alaents and verv extensive experience. We entertain the highest opinion of Dr routenay's Urefessional skill, and congiatulate him on htis succesaful and jadieioug appItcation of re;iedies to these ae;Vre and oftcn fatal di8case8.'-European C ti agazine. C1ANDLES 6d. per lb.; Waxett WiCk AMoulds 7Jd. Great advantagestor cash, or credit on the usual terms, at DAVIES's old establithsed Warehottec, 63, St. Martin's-latne-orpo site Slaughter's coffMehouse. Every article of the best at prIces as under -_Waxed wick moulds 7s. 6d. per dozen; candles 6s. to fid. ld. ; fine wax candies 3s. 4d, per lb. 4 sperm candles 2s. 6d.; nalace wax lights 3S.-; Windsor and palm eoap Is. 4d.: brown Windsor lb. 9d. ; fine sestling wax 4s. id. ; motticd soap 70s. per cst.: yellow 62s. t cure, 8is. Goods forwarded to all parts of the world. XT EW INVENT ilN.-J. COLLlNGE,, Author of the Patent Axietrees, has invented a NEW HINti for doors, gates, &c. which, fronm itts peculiar formation, constitutes a universal joiot, and as it combines the irnilortanft advantage of moving in oil, with the efFectual exclus ion ot air and dugt froorr the parts in action, its continuance in order is ftendered permanent. Gates with these hiaSes may be opened and shut with incredible ease. T'be external art made to any design and richly ornamented, and doors to which they are attached can be taken off in an instatnt, and replaced with ualfacility. Varioutt kintut may be. seen in use at the Patentee's Manulactory, near il arsh-gate, Lambeth. To Weet India Planters._The great loss that frequently occurs from mill cases gettinig loose and gudgeons breaking during crop is- now c?eectually prevented by a new)priniple of uniting the mill cases to tiheir gudgeons, by which the case cannot get lodse or the guadgeon break. These truly importantaobjtcare also aoimplisheel at les expense than commnmlwr.A cheap Auxiliary bMill,to take off crops during a deficiency of wind or water, rnay be- seen at the- Alanufactory of John Collinge, patent sxletree, sugar mIll and spherical hingr invcnte5,pear the Mars ..ata, LImbeth. 'hcre may also be seen, a Sugt'-milI'house, (8 feet dialrqeter, upon a new construction, without stone or brick, chat will and' a urrr-- cane, and a Portable Stable, with cate WAVNT pACES.-All lettexr to be post paid. AS WET-NURSp, a yousw, Woman, with a goodI breast IIL of milk, andn ran be well recontirl5efnded. Direct to E. T. atda0. Man-suirs, butter shop, 18, King-street, WestllInster. A S NURSE, a Person, who is quite capable of khe are of- i infant; lived two ycars in hner at place. and can heave good character. irect to . B. Wtlllan.sra.Lctstat ooh A S LsADY'S-M,TD in a small Family, or to wait oh JLYoung Ladies, a younig WomaRn fret ah rins, -who can have a good cracter from her. tastg Zlfe-wDirect tr0eP.1, vo'.V Turn'tile, Holborn. A Mfiddle-ared PERSoN, with a single Geitlemnan, or an N lelderlv Lady and 6entleman; can ha Ya R two (ears and n halPs character; has no objection if no other is Rept. D reet to T. C. at Mfrs. Bittens, 11. Murystreet, Sit..Jamess. No officekeepsareet aPply. Steadv PERSON, to wait on oiLne or two young Ladies, at or as pyper Housemaid, or as Honserhaid, or-r, Ncedlewont tin r.;n - work well at herneedle ,nd has some itnowledge of dressmakingr and hairdressing: can have an undenialge character. Direct to R. H. at bSr. Pearra, watchmaker, 1, Newman-streeLt, Oxford- street. No oflicekesper need apply. S HoUSE PEB to a single Gentleman, a steady W Woman, who has lo objectiob to the eare of offices or counting- house. Direct to 7y . P. 3, Star.alley, Fenchurch-street- No offlce keeper need apply. S 6 Coox in a genteel Family, where a footman is kept, A or as Coolk and Housekeeper to a single Gentlernan, a Person, aged 30, wvho can have a go,.d character from the lady she last served. Direct to A. M. at Mr, Lock's, shoemaker, 13, Everett-street, Rttseell- squa-re. A S Good PLAIW COOK, a steady middle-aged Persofi, wbho thoroughly understands her b,siness. Direct to L. G. at Mrs. Evans's, greengrocer, 33, Totteibham-our-road, opposite Red- ford.street. No offieekeeper need apply. A4 S Good rLAIN Cooit to a sin,le Gentleeman, wherfe a man is kept, or In a small genteel Family, a respectable middle- aged Woman. who has no objection to town or countrv; can have an undeniahlcecharacter. Direct to M, 0. at Mr. James's, 67, St. Mary-axe, L_aenhall-street. No otttcekceper nseed aply.l o a S aA-, arespectable young Wonan, who un- -A s derstands ?fer business: can rive a reference as to character to her iast place. DIre?t to 76. W. I, BIibridge-street, Lover Marsh-place. , MAN, aged 30, and his WVit ; the man. as Gardener, can have a good character: perfectly anderstands his business, and Is capable of making improvemuents III the gardens, if out of order; hs Wife Is capable Of doilng the washing; would prefer living In a lodge or gardeners cottage. Direct to R. L. at Mr. Edrnund Price's, bricklayer, High-spreet, 1iampstead. No single-hand place nor offlcekeeper need apply. A MAN and his WiFE, without incumbrance; tie maTs A as Indoor Servant fit a Gentleraan s Family, either alone or wvhere a boy Is kept: wvold take a situation with a single GentSeman if required: *Ae of livery wvill be preforred. The woman as Cook. perfectly understands her business, and lboth are desirous of making themselves useful to their employer, ; unexceptionable characters can he had from the family they lived with upw ards of two years. Direct to J. R. at Mr.Taylor's, boot and shoe makner, St. Albals.-strpet, Walcot-place, Lambeth. A IMAN, aged 21, to look after a horse an(d chaise, or wait M_. at table, or to take the care of a, small garden, or as TJnder Groom, or Light Polter inaWarehouse; can have a good eharacter from his l2ace pl-ace, where be Ilived thlree yas DrCeto3 .a r Ryder's, tailor, Nortonfaigate. NO olfneekeeper need apply, S COACHMAN, or Groom, a single Man, age(d 29, wlio A has no e,uJectlon to look after a horse and chaise, and attend to a small gasien can Wait at table If required, and is willitng to make himself usefil: can have an sindenlable character from the place he hasju9t left. Direct to H. IV. at Mr. Turner's, greengrcer, 32, Store- street, Redford.square. , S Fe'rOt AN, or as GTardener, in a respectable Gentle- TA man's Family, an lndnlstrir,ur trustworthy Young Man, aged 27, who has a thorough knowledge of his business: has n o objection to look after a horse aid hlsise, and brew vIf required his character wilt hear the strictest Inquiry from the place he is about to leave, which is 12 miles from town. Direct to J. G. Postoffico, Turnharn-green, Mid d lese x. S FooTnA N.-, il or otit of livery, a young Man, aged A aibout 26, who has Tno ohaction to to,wn or country, Ian can have an nrideniante character r m etie fa sJilyheh ustleft. Direct to L. Lat Ur. Lancy's, 110). High-street, Whitechapel. , S G,ARDENER, in or out of the house, a single MIan, nged 28, whho can be respectably reconsniended. Direct to J. C. It 'hosnas Pegges, Upper Clapton, Middlesex. A S GARDENER, a youngo Man, agedl 28, who perfectly AnnderstRads his business In all Its 'varlous branches, rnd the mzanagemenlt of grass llands, timber plantations, &a. pan have an un. deniable character, and hag no objeetion to'any part of the united kinEgdom Direct to J. H. 19, Qttc, n-street, Edgeware-road. No office. keeper nieed apply. 4 S WA1TERa, a single young Man, who understands his tA business,and wVill malte himself useful to his employer: can be well recomsnended from his last place, and has no obleetton to town or country. Direct to B. C. 62, Heiland-strect, 1lackfriars-road. , S *YArTER, in toWn or country, a singls e Man), aged 30, A whoierft hisrlast piRce on acceunt of a dea th; can have a gotd thuo yeR 32 Oharacter. Direet tl A. B. at pr. Cnrterrsa Itian ware. housc, 332, Oxford-strtet. No offileeheeper nee?i apply. L S WAITER at an Inn, 'Favern; Hotel, Coffeehouse,, or LI. respeetalbie Eatinghouse, a young Mall. who perfectly under- stands his business, and can have a good character from bis last place; 11o objection to town or country. Dlrect to A. B. at Mr. Barrett's, 19, Kin!g-street, Borough. No ofeekeeper need apply.