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" Dr. Ayrenmanifests tii his work both talent slid observation, sad Is enititled to the p raise of naving ridded to the facts and practical observatlons of Hamillton and Abernethy.'1- Edinbui-gh Quarterly Medical Jo,urnal. _____________ CURE o the ANKERit; APLE TEES.-ThIs day is ~published, T HEFRUI GROER'sINSTRUCTOR; or, a Pratial retis o Frittres,from the nut sery to maturity, with desrIpton cd enmeraion f al the best fruits now in, culti- vaton:hins or he laninandlayngout of orchards, and lists of thebasmsdmut aproed ors slecedfor the convenience of pri. vrstes;niics. o w,sieh s aded. ful definitioni of the appleerl commniytermd te Aneclan hirh. 'hich causes thea cankri appe-teesi is pevetio an efectal etndy:together with, som Praticl bsevaion o Hotiultrein eiers rawoork which will be fond eqallyacefu to te getlema, garener onurserymnan and paticulrly adpted or thoe whocultivte thir ow, gar'dens thewhoe snit,n ntielyfro prctie. y 0 DLSS.Gardener- 6, Price lOs. 6d. the 14th editin dao spfIsid rgOHE 'MEDICAL GUIDE, for the Use of' the Heads U.. of Families, the Clergy, anid Young Practitioners: emnbr;;cing thalatest Discoveries In Mtedicine rega,rdli)tigtheProperties of Reme- dies,an i te i'reventlou Treatment, Cauises, Rnd Nature of Diseases3 th Cofthin, FeedIng, Pr.. of Infants: mneanis of Couniteractinig the Effecsote different Postiuis of the Animal. Vegetabl , alid Mineral Ringdom-'; and theo anagement ofAccidents. Fits. &e. requiritig im- suied iate A5ssistance; with acomnPlete moderni Dispetisatory. &c. inter- stpersed wvith cauttionary ItemaLrks togpevent a misapplicationi of the Remedies, &c. By RICHARO RlEE CE, Id. D, ' This wvork Is more judicious than the Domeistic Medfchne of Bueha;; wvhichi we have nodo0 i it4 will. enieyspree'CrItical Review. Prinited for I.ognso, urt, Res, Ormne, Brownm, and Green, Paternioster-rowr. lVirTrINGFIAN's POCKET' NOVELISTS.-This day Is published, price 4s.-Cd. In boaLrds, fI'HALLORAN; or the Insurgent Chief. An Irish Historical Tale, of 1798. By the Author of 'ThieWilderness~,' 911. Pabised by C. S. Arniold, Tavistock-street. Co,vent-gardlen; and Aimpkitiend Marih)ail.Stationers'-eout.m Where many be had, 1. Evelina, by Milss Burney, 2 vols. 4s. 2. The Old M1anor hiouse, by MIrs. -C. Smith, 2 vols,f3s. 3. Zelueo, by Dr. Moore, 2 volg. 45. 4. A Simplei Story, by Sirs. Inchbaid, Si. S. The Man of Feelitig and Jotlla de Roublgiul ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~e, by rakni' m -TmJnLb elding, 3 vols. Ps. 7. Te Rmatee o th Foest,by rs.Radcliffe, 4s.. B. Joseph Andews, -y Feldng,3s.d. - Ccila.or Memecirs of an Hleiress, by Mss rircy, Jvoc. 5. 0. 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With numxerous Addilt(ons, Interlopatloiis, and Improvemients, by the Editor and diiEercxsbranehcs.of hisFamilyr.- ."Iaughltugisthebhighbpreroga. tive of, mian' :asd htbaVubllne and noble quAllty whic-h distingulsbas him from the brute creattios. -l'bose-who e&Lunot laughi gracefully. hieartiIy'o and by-the hour at'a'titnie starcely -ought to fe~rankcd amon theheunhapeies~ -Tiesayngs f M omu3, tha wrlthigg of Delsecitss, nd he tti-woks-oi loeMiller, shobuld therefote be stuiedin,ur IIerstieandt5poosi -palaces aodesottager,dra%V, lug otols ill-kiclJehi~go'onl b frheLthasod-ileasure,%eist-freom dtte eI~d-obhe~iVit7onLhoouxhle dlstimsct on' of mss".A, ?ttWll-: bii~hesb:SherOod- Jac,-adC. Patethoatr.row: Johunddfnfl,0t1 dItlurkhsl.Csmiuug,~ubl1; an to, bahcl MAN,of Bgnige Wes'flewer;- maletItjQath and salth, tbat bis le,tabe ae, nd tblebee ar brwed fron niult anid hops onlt. bnd.bat e nesrjss, nr evr svltue,ause, permilt, or suffer to lie. -Used anyelete-lose orotherinjuiousdrugs wh,ateveor In 1.1.brewer y. Ri. CHAPMAN. - S;worn at th e Mansionbhouse, In thea City of i,sonoss the 17th dlysif Jone 1824, before sne, Robert Waithmn,Myr Te ablova affidlavit, which hAs been reguarly mactoeat the Manilon- houise twvice a year for the latst six years, deserves thi er osetOSattel-. tion Of the pubilc, aidsparticularly of parents who .eonsult-tlle health, oftheir childreni. R. Giapneaat returns his sincere thanks to his nil- merois frienAds for their kiid stupiort. All letters mut be postpaid., and all ordlers executed for readl money only.-Dsute 8th Dee. A RTFIFICIAL T.EETIJ.-Mr-. W. BINACALL,., Sisur-. I-ILgeun Dentlit, 13, Newman-street, Oxford.street, having, with unr-emittingdIlgence, long matde the sceince of artificial) teeth, where- m5chanicai contrivance is requtisite, Wis peculiar study. contirmes* to supply the loss of teeth, with naturAl or artifieial, In as superior man. ncr, withoubt the least puin, fromi a single tooth to a complete set,- at little niore tlanosno half tle usual chairges. Teeth lelaned if ever SO discoloured, a)d rendered white and beautifull,witlhout pain or injury to the enamel. Extracting, stopping, and every operation -oil the teethRand gums. Attends at htmefrom IO101il4. HILBLAINS, or Swellings oni the Hands or Feet of JChide,thrle,hpv rttters of the ihce produced by and bcomepainfl, te bes araInis strong compoudcfipr linmen, pepaed t te eteeplae. ampor loceugasofraen- C HIELAIS, Rheumatisil, ndPli.-CH - reveted rombreaking and theirtoieig itcinginsanly emoedby WIIITEHEAD's ESSENCE of 5tUS, TARn UiiV5TSlleSiOmedfor Its extraordinary efficacy In rheumna- llaa, aises,gouy afeestJqns,.assd complainits of the stomach;t but whee tis ertin emedy has bean unlnown or. negletted, aLndthie chilblainsbhave actuallyseuppurated or broke. Whiteliead'5 Family Ce- rate wvill case tbe painaitad very speedily keaLl themi. They atve pre- pared and sold by it. Johnsrton, apothiecary, IS, Graek-street'. Soho, LoIndon; thel. essence and pills-t 2s. fll. oeah th ie csrate at IL. I id. Th.rsyn Iayas hehad at d2, Corrohill; and of everyYn,edieinlcvender ithe unied kingdom. Theogenuine has abl&kackixstamp, withtbhe, niamre of Rt.,joh-nston Inserted on It. -nUSSIAN CORN and BUNO LSER.-The IA, great Inconvenieace and aecruiciting p sin attending these cx- creseences, whilch frequently expand so consaderably asto renider the boot or shoe insupportable, will' be found perf'ectly easy, anid ca reduced as to remove the very -unsightly appearance they make on the feet, In corns it Is lnfa lible, by dissolving the hard callous eubaitance and rendering cutting usaneccesary. Sold In boxes, at Islid.11doretorns,aund 2s. for buniomss, by Tait, 41, Coryiaill; eagr, 180, OxfordosIresst; Low, 320, Strand; and Overtouk, 51, New' gonsd.strceet. (10B.NS efetal RED ~by- 1JL.Zls CORN SbLIO UI:, !wel,hich nyeverfailsby A few applications to eradicate thsei~anful sxcrescenCes. This is no pretended remddy, but an article of real merit, wthi(yh the first aLpplication n,Ill prove., an It immediaftely eases that throbbing pain felt against ebange of weathldr; and that all classes mnay feel Its bsel?esaial effcts. It Is sold Iip bottles at thie low price of Is. I id. each, by the inveniter-, R. Coliley, 6, 12o11cc. stetCavendish-.siuarei also at 118, Cornhilli and 3300, Stransd. Ask A CER'TAINCURE for CORNS.-Th~ INFALLI-ILE& L GERMtAN' CORN.PLASTEIL-.This moat effectual reraedy hiis en~joyed a very extensive sale f6r upwvardsi Of half a century, and-con-. tlnues to msntaltan at decitded snpariority over all odintments. salve's,&c. ofthae like dsesription, affiurding Immediate relief to persons afficted with cornsl of recent or long standing, wvithout the least injury-to.the freet. Prepaired ha- T. Axte!l, and sold In boxes, at is. I d, each, by Mlessrs. Batrclay, Pleet-mArket; Butler, Cheapslde, Edwardis, St. Paul's churchyard; Prout, near Templebar, Purser, 1, Finch-lane; qangcer 160, 0Oxford-street: Sutton and Ce. Dow churchyarli Ward, 824, Hot. berrn; and all venders of patent medicines. 1)EARS' GREASE. -'The sirerior qualities.-if B9ars' iDGrease for renovatIng the Hair seem to be now admnitted as ani undoubted fact, and.it only requires the purchaser to) be pacticular int pruecuring the geniinlie article to insiure the d%bsired success. - JAMES ATXINON, Perriamer, 44. GerraLrd-street, Soho-sqparo. respectf'ully informs-the Puibilc, that hie regularly Imports the'gonulne DEARS' GREAkSE antd it Is sient out In rnts, without any admnixture whatever, excpt litleperum tokee itswet.This Article, indePendent of pomotng he gowt of air is lsoextremely pleatsant for dres- sin it maingit er ,ot ad oss. Sldby thie importer, and by mostof he espctale erfmer an hardressers in, town and counry. N. B AtinsO's ears GraseIs fii pots, price 2xi 6d. and s. he ot. as he ords" Akinon's Sears' Grease" en. gravedon he op,an its ecloed iia wvrapper with.his signiature L NIDIGESTTON.-Tbre effects of this (liseaso, such as h eartburn4, fiatuleisce, acidity paini in theatomach, nautsea, giddi- nesm, headach, &c. are generally I'oun,l, unless arrested-In tlheir pro- gress, to pass on to most unhappy consequences; as persons thus afflicted often find that strong axitibillous pills or violent remedies:1 Increase their complaint. they are requested to try i-ALL.'s DIGES- TIVE er DINNER PILLS, wivbch fronc long experience In miedical practice have been founid extremely efficacious. Thege pills containi no alomel, end their operation la so milld as to produce no incon- venience and to require no alteration of diet. PrepaLred only at 11 5, ilolborTn-hill, and nonie are gentilne unless hearing the inscription of RI. Hall' on each goverinment sutmip. Sold by the proprietor, at 115. l.olborn-hill, In boxesat 2s. 9d., 4s. fid..'and is. fd. each, and may be had of the niost respectable houses In towvn and country.' UNDER thua PROTECTION of GOVERNMENT, Uby Royal Lettgrs Patent, granted to ROBERT FORD, for his medicine, universally known by thie title of PVCToR5.L BALSAM of ORH ND, and Great Restoratire Mdedicine, Iinvented and pub- lished by the paitentee In 1794, which Is by the facuilty geiieratlly re- comneenidcd throughout the uniited kingdiin as the most eMeiacious and safercrsnely foircoughs, colds, astthmas, and all obstr-actjo;is of tile breas9t anid lungs. TIhe highi estimation It hais obtained over every other preparation, aknd the extensive daniiand. srifficiently p rove Its suiperiority, whieh v~iay he ascertained at any of the p)rincipalL vanfiers of medicine Jn the united kiiigcdnm. Ptevarcd onily anid sold by'the patenitee,. 9, Eden-grove, Holloway; Also at thec medicine warehouse, 67, St. aul's; Harris, L_udga&te_street; Sanger And Chandler, Oxforl- street; Ward, Holborn; And StTradling, Royal Exchange, In bottles ait lOs. 61., ~4&- d., 2s. 9d., and Is. 9d. eachi. 40CIOPING COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD ".lf EDITCIN,T.-Tn eonsequence of the beneficial effects of ROCHE's FMBRIOCATION for trie cutre of that distressing complainit the HOOPING COUGH, Ihig Majesty's Le,tters Patent were granted to J. Itohe, to secure tohIm his va!uable comupositian. Mlany thousanuds of children are cured aLnontally by thisi remnedy; oni the first atttaack an irsminediiate application of this tmubroeation wvill preveiit the complant inking anyhbold of the constituition, and a fewy timeamay comnpletely cure. In the most obstinate eases, perseveranice wvill produce the de- sire efect an ;ioremdy an s sowel cacultedfor children As thi, fr i reuies o mdicne icbe ake fnardy.In no case can thismedcin be eniineunles s ne on he raper by J. Roehe, arid in c-erg tamp he nmes oShawand Eward, 66, St. Paul's chuchyrd,Prie 4. ad l.2s pe bttle. Soul at the medicine warb,,se,67,on he ootay,SL auls curchyard. BR. JAMES's POWDER.-The celebrity of this D mdc nand fts decided efiescyJs more than ever established. bv tbegreatlv increased 1introducetion of it Into the prescriptions of te must eminuent physlelanii at the present tirae. Foi- the guidance of tliose persons, w~ho arc out of the reach of miedical advice, each F aecket Is Inclosed wvith fuill directions for Its use. In; cases of fever %vili niteis effects ueire In a. fewv hiurs, especially wben freely gve and at the outaet of the disease. It is administered Wvith equal suc-ee cess In all Attacks of mneasles, Sit. Anthony's fire, sore throiat, pleutrisy, and rheumnatism ; but as colds and eatarrhs partake miore oir less of inflammiatory stysptonis, this powder is. peculiarly efficacious In cursing short their durationi; iv-iich howrever harmless they may%be thoni,tst. often terminaste In pulimonairy Rffection., the fatal geese i,io-e-cshf wlhich are ',uttoo well koriwisi An en altarstive in chirusi u,omrplaints It Is used with finvariable success. Dr. Jamnes's Powder eotitin ues to be prepared by Mlessr. Ncwbery, and Ir. sold by them, at the original wtarehouse, 45, St. Pisul'si church-jard; -,als by alil respect- able niiedicitie venders In miost couLntry townsi. Packets 2s, gd. bottles 24,%. aticr t33s,. each. The gentIlne is distiniguIshied by, having the namre "1 F. Newvbery"engraved ins the Government stamp. 1)E-ANIMA'riON.-WVhen the ms motn ue JELtioi of life are susapended, and thosewharivldsbine ritan~ce,o.r?limprudence atre reduced to the ms elrbesaeo Nervous D)ebility, It is no-t iii despair that reIefi ob on.. genuine AIOMIATIC LOZENGES of STEEL, are the best, If not the o;;ll remiedy for thii s psicss of debility, soldiffusely salutary, that whtile thiey restore tuiiec to the nierves, and health and vigour to the entire fra,ne. they impart a geniial warmth throuigh every fibre. And exhilaprate the atnimnal spiritsi in such a Manner, that they maty fairly be said to re-axismate natuire. In all cases of relaxation anid weakness of the systemi, In either sex, proceeding fromi dissipation, excess, or unpreipi tlins climaste, or aniY causes whatever, thlese loizenges are at certatli, and cncctwi*l reisetly. When aLversion to exercise, lose or depravity of ap etite, andold countenance indicate approaching cons;tniptlon, t ie delicate femnale trill he preserve(i aiid restored to, healh ad sciey, 3- te bnly inluece of this medichine. Prepered by j P.Sedoisisos poprst,s), nd oldby is gen, Mr. Gifford, 104.Strnd,in bxes at7s. nd 2a.each; aso,by Allger, 150, Oxfod-sree; W~j,324 Hobor: Sradili, RyalExcange; anid ~1R. VANT BUTJCHELli, Suirgeon for the Cure of lIV! 5'ISTU LIE,Piles~.&c-..without cutting, caustic-,or confin~emenit, in thermost danKerous cass,ion the safe and never failfingprinciple of his father, the late emliiient Martin Van Butciteli,, exemplified In a long practice,) offers his professional aid to those wvho may, be tbus ahilictCld. wit. the rulles%t confidence of s,eedilly restorhig the patienit to hevalth by his peculiarly successfruliand cxpedisloc;s method of era- aicating those disorders even whlere the usual mode of treatment hasx failed of remedy or alleviation. Cons,ulted till I daily, at his resi- dence, 48, South-street, Girosvenor-square.. WVANT PL,ACES.-All letters to be post piaid. AS NuRSE, or as L'dy's-maid in a reentleman's Family, a A S URSEin arespectable Family, a Per~s_on, wfho is competent t tak thechare ofa chl, fro tile rnonth, and has ke- A-sosineid talk, sacs, of yaso ahldra; ea , cli eaasodd; htjosebleotica lthscscatry. Dileres.oA.B. A S LAY'S-MAD, Or to Attendu on an elderly-Laily-, or on one orT twaaatgteiasa Prao, vees 28, th.is soilc pef'e.t. ia dresoakag. sad roa has,ea ndeiak. casatecfrom Lhe lad!y ahe Is se, leasig, niceet Is A. B. it Mr. -teicsnaglao~, gee, Oxfa,id-ir.et, N.o siHeeleper a,fcd pply. Coxanid. ROUSREKEZEPE to a single Gentleman, a steady S UPER HU5ntsAsn andto ait on the Ladis, or two young LoCk,, croeetehe yarg Wem,,. wo seaoase wrla Sctrdle, sod it illiag 14 msih'shiaclc. Dres 0. . te alliscce,35,Upper ltorth-plsace, Gtay's. MAIN and his Wag wihu nlmrnce ; the man is an Atesp:desced Ga,detesi.h~ia gnr koawlege of his hiurstes s In, Is alTous br.mches, sod h., been seed Is the caiiel, part;cauees a eeoC kaaoledge of ege- ver,,, Ia masgoa the Laundry sail O.iry, er te I,I h ,el o seedg Ple CoS1t,;t er te ItAS, the ear, of tehos. dor&ieg the fasmily's she,,h seated in ill. abase rapaci-le Ta eteoeot tcoahie, aosee iced Ppc1y hb h h are i.a ,t of eape- clee-d -tat troilvatthy seceat,, as Ihey ceolar. ra-etloeat cliaastee fmni the siti.a. Us, they ha,e lots, left. Direct is S. a. 7. NocIl, place, Ball's pood reed heerL tarapike. No0 ntierkrrper aced scaply. Coainty letters. -ill hr -oieced f.ar' t-en re, 4l M ANashi s with a single Genllteman, ini Chambers cc Ceitaeas o naorl ail;ti taos a, Feolmian or Light Porter, -ci,tes aeed he,ad,sod ca1ek fe.ahr, ftqeci ; the wsasoa is a rey geed Plain Ceek end Rs-t Serr ah, ge hcterl rer ,ewrcsi'yesrn seritude Pramn a etry rcipretable grlei hraetlgt es naecautd-of a difereent or- Iagece.Direst t A. .a r 'C.slesiarcRIPatse, aliekiecatcr seued opel,.hy.rd. ifts X ~BbsTLE n eglr aily, or with a single (lentle- ma sa seo"et N.jgcoeSa, gd5,h a eahe tto ton,, e-oi,ay ,aii tic hacr-ter wilha iesacetiselea es aiy of the fioot reaped.t ait.ardto A.MI . S. 2, Welleoley stre,E ta qc. AS VA -LET to a single Gentlma,or to act as Blaitleranad Vaiet, ACJ a oot- Sias, ho 1krai,51-gh sleroed.sh,d hitsbetin-tand.so h sitelcdesting; oulsd priho trseliGs;liesia, tape abrmad; segemotaifteyreee.Direst to A. B. At Sir. Davsl's, per amer. 35, sceihet hill. . t A Marrid MAss,to look after a hosCand hie and to attend to a [IL ea.dr; mo li h,fa three bara' hctler bfre hIt tn p .niet teeC. Carter, 5, Dsrnshls,-plce,lteaiotso-.latir S Co,c;nx.y~,or Groom, to take the cha rge 'of a sttud of A harass.. yeogMaa,agei25s,loeb ttja esoad chara..ter fiom hI, let-ple.m S COA.CH5IA,11.4 GrOooM,or G;roomj and Valet,'a stedmard A m..a. ,sed 50, wlthout iociimhr.see, who iho ... biy soealaid te acg. meet or h.,.,. &e.; sea bas sa 15 Meoihs' eh-ierser sad hee na ehele otw as mastry. tq tease, or go abiroad. Direst to A. a3. 1t, Market asct, a tlaia- lqd-r, Cleekeneilf. 4 S Gooat,or Pstiion, r tojlook -after a hiorse anti ~Cbais, A M-an oi lght veiglit ; or as Under Garidener; can Ma' long os sliorr grmsi s - il,sea no bhj.cttoa t ta- ec c.sntIy, sad r- hb- a goad ahi.r. tce from hi. Itia place toe to C. A. 52, Dr,e. Wlhiaii.s5, GIoo ..aIe-, Eacetgh.