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(theld Whim) illustrated widll 10 Engravings, price las. beards, of p ~ LEMENTS OF AGRICULTURAL CHE: Aid MISTILY, in a Conroe of Lectures, for the Board of Agri culture. B&heedSix HUMPHRY DAVY, LLD. P.R.S.L. and E.V.P.R.L for Lonanan, Haat, Rees, Orme, and mown, niter' rata-row, Louden ; and Constable aid Ce. Itaishersk Amounts invested. Af7e,ooo 7 s per Cent. Red. of the ant of 4110,940 it 49,999 Ift si per Cent. Cons. of the east it !SASS 14 1,1119 19 7 Long Annuities, of tbe colt 99,990 • 0 1•11 pm•••• To Arnow et lebeeriptioos already advertised, 4111,174 le it LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the DUKE OF YORK, President. IParlilt of Herbloan, Somereetshlre, per Rector 11 13 6 THE delicacy and honour connected with a certain class of Complaints, requires that public confidence should be confined to Professional Characters of known respectability mad talents. This induced the literal and Noble Patrons of the above Institution, to give their support to it, for the exclusive treatment of Venereal CempWnts i and the selection of Mr. KIESSAIN as Surgeon, standing high on the list of the Royal Cob lege, has peed (by the benefit k has conferred since ks vita- Whitman) the propriety sof their choice. The Public ari to. often the dupes of empyrieistu and the artful delusions held ous by illiterate men, who, under fictitious names and assuming titles gain their pod opinion.—The List of the Royal College, pub lished In February, Itsl6, will thew that none of the names ad vertising as Members of a pretended Medical Bond, or of Com panies belonging to it, is a gross deception, subjecting them to legal presentness In stating this fae . , Mr. Kiernan cansiel-T she is doing justice to the public, and his City to the distinguished characters wise have feun.led the Lock Dispensary, to guard ao cievr against such imposition. Since its commencement it has amply fulfilled the views of its Patrons. Some of the most ob stinate and dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed incurable affections of the generative organs, bare bees here radically and successfully treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by both sexes, et his house, No. Si, Lower Charlotte-street. Bedford-squats, where Letters from Town and Country ate to be addressed, and the necessary advice and nseileissewill be given or sent to any pan of the United Kingdom. THEATREYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. riORROW EV tbe ENING of will be paferawd. Play THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. gr peter Pestle, Mr. Fawcett ; Sir Gum g ar b s% 'f r . ' Terli si r Benjamin B a ckbite, Mr. Liston; 'merit Steams, o r . Young; Charles Surface, Mr. C. Kimble; Crabtree, Mr. moors; fie,,, Mr. Hammett ; Ituwitry, Mr. Chapman ; Mosso,,Mr. Simmons; Trip, Mr. Farley; Snake, Mr. Care w*. Lady Task, O ' Neill; Lady Basemen, Mrs. park; Mn. Candour, Mrs. Gibbs; Maria, Miss Foote. To width will be sa d THE VILLAGE LAWYER. Guy u sa g e rmg will be perfornsedevery Monday and Than. fry lel timber notice. jwimmerms.• TM. dal woo isoblisbed, In Svo. price 9.. boatels, A DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of the SRI TISH SPECIMENS deposited In doe Geological Coda. dill oldie ROYAL INSTITUTION. WILLIAM THOMAS BRANDI, PA.& sost Piloted now Oat Lcspiaa, Hunt, /Loa, Orme, and Brows, Pater ir.. At Messrs. Hammerdeys, The following being the balance of hub made in the Town and !.. Neighbourhood of Stockport, trans mitted by the Rev Charles Ptescout Jesse Howard, Esq. . stio 0 6 Thomas Marsiand, Esq. . 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Edinburgh : Printed for Dot and Sterling j and Baldwin, Ciadoek, and Joy, London. NEW HISTORY of ENGLAND for YOUNG PERSONS. This day was published. price ss. ed. extra boards, AFAMILIAR. HISTORY of ENGLAND, by Question and Aaswer. Embellished with Portraits of the Sovereigns, neatly engraved on Wood. Loudon : Printed for Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Patersoster row ; and J. Harris, St. Paul's Charehlard. HOOPiNG COUGH CURED, WITHOUT INWARD MEDICINE. IN conseqnence of the beneficial effects of RocHE's EMBROCATION for the cure of that distressing com Paint the HLeping Cough, bis Majesty's Levers Patent were granted to J. Racist, to secure to him his valuable Composition. Many thoemands of Children are cured annually by this remedy; on the first attack, an inumedizie application of the Embrocation will pre• vent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few times may completely cure. 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To give her ease, 41 Sir, if you please," (Aed, in pare Thesis, we here declare 'Tis fair To say, that brought up in no Cliesterfieldian School, Of what is term'd the Graces, politesse, and so, She did not know A single rule). sure, and so ti Dr. Camomile besides, ' .ley're only what you Ger.ti , •men would call ' Is pa r of Ga.'..., ,, askins and ?haea all ! ' liy FEIIDINAIsI) FAisQUHAII, Esq. erinted f.,r l bonus Trgg, No. 11 t, Cheapidde; C. '311*.i.:11; W. Alia•on, No. Si, New bond -street; and Si 6 0 Tbls day was published, in am (the Third Edit! .n), with Fares Plates price i 4s. boards, of AN INTRODUCTION to the STUDY o f PHY BIOLOGICAL and !;YSTEMATICAL BO I'ANY. 41: 14 IS 2 13 4 1 0 0 3 8 0 By JAMES EDWARD SMI 111 President of the Linsissn Society. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster rim. •.• A few Copies are coloured by desire, price Xi. Rs. boards. The Plan of this Workis to lender the Science of Botanical Arrangement as well as the general Structure and Anatomy of Plants accessible, and in every point eligible for young Persons of caber Sea, who may be desirous of making this elegant and use ful ficlencia part of their Education or Amusement. $ • 0 3 9 6 0 16 0 4 10 0 116 6 Sold by the Proprietot's Agent, No. 43, Gerard -street, Soho. square, London; and by most Perfumers and Hair Dressers is the Kingdom. CAUTION.--TO avoid Counterfeits, the genuine is signed— " Flussois and Co." on the label. fOrretilsi•el, In large evo. ;Tice 15a. or In quarts, worked in red and black ink, a Lumps and elrgant Edition, of which wry Nuked uumber printed, price XL Ys. TUSSEIVS FIVE HUNDRED POINTS OF • 1 ;1011 HUSBANDRY ; togeher with a Book of House war; berg a Calendar of Real and Domestic Economy fur "IT Mouth in the Year ; and exhibiting a Picture of the Agri *Rs Custom+, and fidanoers of England in the Sixteenth Ceo- RT /his Notre, a Glossary explanatory of obsolete Wools, tit &graphical Account of the Author. _ _ Just published, in I vol. Bvo. pries 10s. 6d. boards, APRACTICA L TR EATISEon theDISEASES of the FOOL of the HORSE; with Observations on, Shoeing By RICHARD HAYWARD BUDD, Veterinary Surgeon -1 he uhject of the above work has been to explain the want of success winch attends the common methods of treatment of those diseases arising in con sequence of injuries sustabied by this pant ocular pert; and to propose others dictated by a scientific view or the subject hitherto uniformly successful. It is presumed, there fore, Oar It will be an object of interest to all who value the ser. vices of the Horse. 10 11 0 2 4 • 5 0 0 4 17 0 It 111 0 S 0 0 ANTI -BILIOUS PILLS; invented by EDWARD HALLAM, Surgeon and Apothecary. This preparation is justly esteemed tor its agreeable and certain operation, by which it effectually removes all inaction or obstruction of the stomach and bowels, whether arising from Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency, or Cold, Sickness at Stomach, Head Ache, site. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities retained in the intestinal canal, and acts as an alterative to the system generally. Free from any antimonial or mercurial preparations, It is at .1I times safe; and has been given with singular good e ffect during pregnancy. Its action is particularly adapted to persons of bilious habits, and those of sedentary lives, where a suilicteut action of the bowels Is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs are Ere. greatly producing pains and distensions, bead-aches, languor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppression. A single trial will fully convince the patient of their elcacy. The worst cases of bilious or sick bead aches are certainly removed by a single dose, and in a much shorter time than could be credited, but front eeperlence. The Proprietor thinks it proper to remark they will be found not only tout without pain or uneasiness. but to leave the body, after their immediate action ceases, free front that costive state which greerally succeeds the operation of 'en tire medicines. a S 23 3 10 100 0 0 At Messrs. Drumn.ond's and Co. Collection at Streatham, in addition to Corner Col. lections, per the key. H. HUI • Lord Bertsfurd • • • Dy'Vill.LlAll MAYOR, LL.D. LANNI Printed for Lackington and Co. Pinsbnry•aquun. Of whom may be had, „ITl•Life, Pmphecies, and Predictions of Merlin ; &big a 'olltaphicat lintory of ill the Kings and memorable Pas leni dk• Hip or y o f ei zeie Kingdoms, from Brute to the Reign '• Wes I. in Bvo. with a fat-simile of the original rant and 464 "fraati piece, price !Os. rid. t 11e Librarian; being au Account of Scarce and Va/eable MEnt.scnpts, Public Libraries, Records, kr....1c. By *Marie, 3 Tali. Bvo. , e 1 is. i or, a Diecourse Bvo. with Notes, Amer, 10 ' 0 1 sad Qiicitationi. price Bs. ed. tThe Life of F.rastri us, abridged from the larger work otDr. "' t ie by Lacey, aro. with beautiful Portrait, Bs. ad. Printed for Longman, Horst, Ron, Orate, and Brown, Pater nuster•row. 'nits day was published, in one luge vol. Ivo. price las. boards, THE LAWS relating to the CLERGY, being a complete Guide to Clorgynien, in tbe Lepl and Canonical Donors, of ask various Datie• • including the latest Statutes and political •Decislons relative to Ecclesiastical Affairs. At Messrs. Biddulpit's and Co. Parishes at St. Mary and AU Saints, Newmarket Parish et k4athun, Monmouthshire - Parishes of Xlllling and Ashby, Cambridgeddre, per the Rev. J. IL Barker - • II II 0 • 15 6 5 13 2 At Messrs. Snows. Parish of Rayleigh, Noes, per George &sham, Eel. Parish of LiroAday . - Pariah a Great Oakley, Essex . The Chareawaseas of Tharringtoa, Esau 11 1 0 3 6 6 16 7 0 1 17 4 Sold by L Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; and Tutt, Royal Exchange, Lo:idos ; pnce 9d and 4s. 61. per box. Where also may be procured, all Public Medicines of repute. SO 1 6 a a t, • Tks day were p•tblhhed, In yininbemely and closely primed in columns. Royal 4to. ptla a as. in boards. VoL 1. and 11. of ATHEN X OXONIENSES. The History of a ll ZieW riters and Bishops who have had their Education in the I• tY of Oxford, from the year 1500. First written by AN- A. WOOD, M.A. of Merton College; and now very ntaktablymagmented in Text and Notes, L IT PHILIP BLISS, F ellow o f S r. J o h n ' s C o ll ege, O x f or d. I:„,_ th e Present republication of this very valuable body of Eng ...Valk, every word of the two former Editions has been 17alvoth th e most exact fid elity, so that t h e cur i ous R ea d er l l° l• aser nudes the troublesome necessity of collating the 7 1 as twit published by the Author, with the subsequent Edl- , .li . yen to th e wor ld under the care of Bishop T anner. . °Wes the Test of the two former Editions, the present am enetnumber of Notes by Bishops Humphreys, Kennet, eats, by Sir Ralph S y d en b am , D r. Rawlinson, Mr. Baker, 1;Y. odorant , Peck, Wanl e y, Wh a ll e y, and Watts, with se al by the present I.ditor, and many of great value, which have c ommunicated by intelligent Collectors of the present day; w hkhp each Volume contains some few new Lives of n 4 use connection with the Univerdrohad escaped the Inquiries of the Oxford Biographer, he two Volumes already before the public contain the Acheron rani Oxocienses from the year 1500 to teso, and the re 11,m Of the criginel work will be comprised in two more; it No ,P r o Posed to conti nue the Ulm. and Annals to the year Plan similar to that pursued by the first Author. Purpose q uestedi materials are already canted; 'burnt-say req, that such Gentlemen as possess any blithe authentic Documents relative to thr Oxford Writers, kinchoss to communicate them to the Editor, who rt NO exertions on his part to reader the Work as perfect ,:sesting as possible. j! .4 for Lackington and Co.; Lawman and Co.; F. C. and a nus; Payne and Foss ; Cadell and Davies 3 I. and A. I.ll ‘ . wman ; black and Co.. R. H. Evans; Baldwin and "' Ka ;White and Co.; LattiOill sad J. Parkgrt Word. K, ow • ill By the - Lev. DAVID WILLI AsforeL A.M. late of Chris Church, MS, • • This veinal* isms a complete body of Ecclesiastical Law, and contains the whole matt w: of Dr. Burn, Dr.Watsoo'a eMrp ma's Law, sad *amen Degge's Parson's Counsellor, divested et an tedioes mashy ; atu, a comprehensive Digest of the Law of Tithes, assd &Oct fer the farther Support and Maintenanceof the Stipendiary Curates, together with all the Acts and adjudged Cosa relative to the Redolence and Non•residence of the Clergy. London: Printsdfer Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoiter. pew. This day was poblished, In one vol. avo. prior Ills. boards, (Dedicated to his Majesty the King of Prussia), THE LIFE and CAMPAIGNS of FIELD MARSHAL PRINCE BLUCHER; interspersed with much novel and interesting Matter, and enriched with authentic Anecdotes and Biographical Incidents of an the leading Charge ten of both the Confederate and French Armies, drawn from original and official Sources: embellished with a fine Portrait of Bincher, and Mounted with engraved Plans of the most signal Battler, from Drawings made on the Spot, by celebrated Prus , slan Engineeri. Translated from the German of General 0)111- SZNAV, Quarter -Master-General to Prince Biarker's Army, with considerable Additions.—By I.E. MARSTON, Esq. of the Hambuigh /hirger Guard. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater- In the Press. A . HISTORY of the COUNTY PALATINE and CITY of CHESTER. By GEORGE ORMEROp, Dub:sled (by Permission) to lila Royal Hishasu the Prise' Reseal Earl of Chester. This Work , the first p ortion of which will be published its April nest, will be comprised in Nine Parts, forming three Vo lumes in folle,esehvolonte consisting of above 401 closely printed pages, with appropriate Copper-plare Burnley, and Represen tations, tut in Wood, of Armorial Bearings, Seals, and other Re mains of Antiquity. The number of Copies printing is limited to 5110 upon anall paper, of which 71 only remain unsubscribod for, the pries being 'Uwe Guineas soda Half per Part. London : Printing for Laektegton and Co. Finsbury-square To whom, or. to their respective Booksellers, Gentlemen desirous orpossesaing this Work. are requested to matt early applies lion.—A more derailed Prospectus, with she omits of tbs scribers, may bo baJ ot tin Piiblisber& 3 7 0 3 3 0 M. P. -' - - - Parish of St. Petro: near Pembroke, pet Mr. IL Dadgeon, Churchw arden - - T. Y. bring half a line of the hackney wadi No 46 Parishes of Peoria Carrick, and Nicholaston, per the Rev. J. 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Hammer sley's and Ca Pall MalL It is pattiadarly requested that all Letters from She cry, to tlas Consaattee, be exactly tkus Addressed L " To the Westminster Watetioo aotian:* Commonbides% to Tow% to tall Congdon. mg arn_.moll to tbm. Smeary. W.G. Cuter, In. Twigs Cbooibeel a ml- l ter BY THE KENO'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM FOR COUGHS ? CONSUMPTIONS, AND ASTHMA.S. MESSRS. GODBOLD merely wish io remind the Public, that by having a constant supply of their VE GETABLZ BALSAM, so strongly recommended by the prin. cipal Nobility and the most eminent of the Faculty, they will avoid all the unpleasant, alarming, and dangero is effect's arising front colds, so prevalent at this season, which if not arrested ift time, terminate in a fatal manner. This melancholy result may be prevented by an immediate resort moth Vegetable Balsam, so well known for upwards of SO years to have performed-the most astonishing cures, even in the last stage of the above complaints, and after the most eminent Medical Practitienen had cons:good the sufferers to the grave: for she truth of this assertion they ap. peal to the thousands of testimonials in their possession ' a small part of which are to be found in a Treatise at their different Agents, attested by persons of the highest rank and information in the three kitldnms.- Messrs. Clodliold have the pleasure also to Inform the Pub% that the Institution established teethe helmet of the Peer' through the riettatmendation of Lord Viscous! Dudley and Ward, sod ethers ef ire Nobility, Clergy, /cc. dhpeasing their Vegetable Balsam at reduced prices, to aU who ceme recoonneadid by per. eons of remectabilky for that purpose. la consequence, boadretly of parson have ban restored to their families, and !Wren IV their parents, that otherwise wield have been smiliked. Advice gives every day (Sundays excepted) at Ms 3, Illeerne. hury.quare, where the Medicine may be ha, 1112111111i4sd ra tan; Wain retail at every plod* Itiadialisallsisr% In the kindest. Pai. Families taking box et els plats for ileitis , " charitable purposes, will be entitled to have it at the mimed price, by ap plying to Provision, s, Bleeemberraisare, sad i.e. to all part el dm kingdom. Ne.TW Ittrisloa Wpm* ki IV% At Mean. Childs. Parish of Lewisham, in addition to former Sob- Parish ot Sottoo.under-Bralls, Obueestershlie. pet the Rev. J. Wink . C. O. Bowles; Esq. •