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LAdvherd5edment.- lu t 5-do 9LAdveartise,eit.}u ulshd y Hurst, Robinson, andi Coi 98, Ceapsie, ad 8, all.mall, ' Baltanfzyw,sesN e~ L Ebglish and Co ntainng e moat pOPular novels of the Tnlih an otnna rtr,with original M'Vemoirsa, &c.. he eneral character of the work may be sketched in one sen. tence. Jr presentb us with the cassicil novels of theEnglsh tongue, printed exquisitely, but beautifutlly, on a small, but read. ablc, type; and in vhlumel arg,but not unwieldly,and astonishingly p; and to each set of works we have prefixed a copious essay by the first author of our time, written in a manner altogether worth.rofohis genius, te, and ken b wledge. And rnow whe Ar tleition todheseruspoidmens, we mention, that each of the esUays er- te d t o fr om 40ande 5 x60 verY large and c l aelY-printed pages, ai d that of 10 r 12 a ors already embodie inhior k, ehae a. lubed as yet to no more tha n three or fo inu m we a bpr e we a). o.7, 'iccdily. werenumbrs ure wes3nl aprehndkn f>r have done enoh to call tie attention of all those 'who are ncpable onf Jmddgung what book are, and what hookks out to be, to , flrrantyne'd Lirr. BMc-uds4agatrsnrI APril, 1824. IAdvertisement.1NThe 4th edition of the MAemoirs of Canptai Rock, the cin lebrated Irish Chieftain with some Abceo nt of his A ceators, written by Himself, will be Publisted this day, by ioaginan_ Hurst, Rees, Orre, Brown, and Green. fAdvertiieinientl1.-A CAaD.-.A resident at Leede, relinquishing the manufacturing business, would he glwad to treat with say re- spectable house (as Agent) for the hnI of Wopols, Ol, Indigo, roye wares, ani Soap. The advertiser being moft intimatgey acquaiu tel with the principal manufacturinig houses in the WVest..Riding, would enable him to make considerable sales -without the smallest risk:. emnploy-ment being more an ob~ject than gain, none but houses of the first respectability will be treated with which will be on liberal terms, and references given to houshe of tie first consequence. Any letters, post Paid, addressed C. A. , No. 25, ThreadneeJUestret, will meet with due gttention.-London, ALay 13, 1824. LmAdvertisemenLl.RicHt Usimple lwr. SiLKs, &cr-Caropr and om ,upholders,9 o,Bishopwd ate-streetsbinthinrespectfrI solm xt the attentionofthenobilityand gentry to rlesuperbandeJeo,mtm nufacture of silk damasks tahbcrts, hs, hc, in consequeney of the reduced duty on silk, to ar ow enal to by o ame so comparatively mnoderate as must establis this manwi1iont decrp.. tnon of furniture br drawing-rooms, boudoirs, saloons, &c., in pr.e ference to the inferor articles hitherto in use. batilles who prmfe- the rich and Deautiftil tyle of the ancient GotLic, will find some handsome specimend in thsat po ticar orderft andt as Cnoau and Son are the real manutacsturers of the articles sold in their ware-rooms, and employ none but first-ratt workmen, they are en- abled, for dplendour taste and solidity, to corapete ith any ests. blishme8t in the metopolts, and (they with confidence Alrm) at prices dIcidedly advantageous. The papering and decormtive tle of work continued as usual, Appiratsements mnade, and funer al fumnished, with the greatest attention to economy. Ladies and gen- tlemen desirous of avoiding the bustle of the city, will find an easy iThd pleasant access to Bisbopsgateredreet, by taking the route of the New.roudo and City.road, through Finsburyosquare.9 , Bishopsana gate-street Within. itAdvertisenent.1--LADIES' ELEGA'XTRIDIKG-HABIT3S_Wi are informed by good authority (the fashionable world), that the beat place to get hiandsome superior-fitting Riding abits is akt No. 27, Piccdilly, where numbers are constantly making for ladies of the first distinction - they are cur upon scientific principles, and made up by experienced workmen, upon reasonable terms, for ready- money, at No. 27, Piccadilly. tAdvertisernent. -Nothfngbaswconduce so muck to theisnprove ment of the humanthir aS Bi.Ast'S GREASE. In mnost case whent it is in a declinine or debilitated stats, it may be completely renovated by its use, provioed the hair is properycrb an experiencej hund once a fortnight while in thawekti.Th difficulty is, to ob-. ran the grease genuine, a ti hn oesl mttdta many have complained of iswn fefcc from avn guea spurious article. To preventhi,hepbcar requese oosre that Ross and SoN s, No.19Biopgt.ee,wh rtema 50 years hare solditpran undleae,cnowaatay that hias not thieir nae afedtthpo;bt with tersga~ they may be ass4ured of its geunns, steaimal r eual fattened and killed by themn. N .I iyb bandete u fumedI or othierwise, as mos0t agrecabeanfvryacmoriui ofFered to those ladies and gentlemenwomyws ohv hi hair puroperly arranged, they having pndsvrladtoa om for that purpose. LAdvertisemient.1.The first production of the age is RO'WLAY(D'S MACASSAR. OIL, Saow in such univerial use, and its invaluatblepro.. perties so Iiighly slid justly appreciated, not onlyby the discerning population of thtis our enlightenedl counry, butt by tyhe putronage of Ryly throughiout the whiole of the civilized universe. It retores inrdndancy the tresses ravaged fromk the head of beauty by fever, anxiety, orftccouchement ; and in all cases, fromn whaLtsoever cause. arising, where this gracefuil ornamient falls into dlecay, operates as an infallible specific. [Advertisciment.1-.ATKrNSON.S CONCENTRtATED, ESSxxYCE or ULAVEIDER, prepared six times the strength of L-avender wa,iiiiparts thie genuitie Perfume of the Lavender bouqet, but =uhmore powerful than the simple flower. It is paytienTaly re- comlmentded for sick or crowded roomns, being entirely free from all empyre'uma of spirit, as well as the sickly uniheYthy perfumne ot Lavender miixed with amibergris, miusk, &c., it being simply the brst Lavender flowers disitilled to a Powerful esserce. Sold by James AMknM=, 44, G~errard-3trect, Solio..square, sad many perfumers, an ahvendler is furnishbed writh a saanp~ebtl ohwpr chasers.- [Advrerrisement-1Towzp4's ToNic PILLS srestnspprovedand iiivaluable reinedy, in cases of indigestion, defective apptm "nasa, pains in the stomnach, conatTattoi, head-ache, gid iinest or dizui.. ness, and for all the various distressing symptoims which arise fzoesa weakened or deranged state of the digestive organs. This gentle and efficacious aPerient tonic hias been before th public for many years. Its great and increasing sale, and the repeated te4timornials, of private individuals and respectable agets., are facts that Place the reuation and utility of the imedicine beyond the reach of donj,e The oni pils ay be procured of the vendera of genuine medfi. ciues in Lodo, aund the principal towns of England, Scotlad, and Ireland.