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Want, handsomely printed in two vols. 410. and illustrated by numerous Views of the principal Buildings, ancient and Inn dern, Maps of the City, &e. prier .e 5 ss. in boards ; a few Copies on large paper, price Ls in boards, %I HE HISTORY of the CITY of DUBLIN, from 1 the e.trliel; accounts to the przstnt time; cot Wining its AntitpitLs, Ecclesiastical History, and Charters; its prrivat Extent, Public Buildings, Schools, Institutions, &c. To are added, Biographical Notices of Eminent Men, and copious Apeentlices of its Population, Revenue, Cotnnierce, and Literature. By the hate JOHN WAR BC wros, Esq. Deputy Ke:- . 11:: of the Records io Birmingham Tower, The late ltev. JAMES WHITELAW, And the Rev. R. WALSH, Printed for T. Cadeli and W. Davies, Strand, London; J. Cumming, at Duhiin; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. GERMAN PAPERS. NUREMBERG, JANUARY 1. The people of Gottingen are much satisfied with the Students ; in the diligent attendance of the lec 7 . tures, and application at home, the former order has retarded, and more harmony and friendship pre , vails amung the Students than formerly. They have lately most readily assisted, their Pro•rector, Pott, when he had to remove his library, which was is danger from a fire close by his house , and have hardly noticed the pamphlet just published, culled The Dispute of the Students at the university of Gottingen, in August, I S 18." Their number is less by nearly one half than last summer; however, this loss, though very great, is not ;r.reparable ; as the Uni versity will, we learn, soon obtain a brilliant an I important addition to its rights. In the plan cal die new Constitution of the Hanoverian Assembiy cf :Le S:ate', its place and representation are .said to be fixed in the First Chamber. ,~ ~. C ,ive rehensive 'and This day was published, in foolicap Bvo. Price 4s. Gd. boards, with an elegant P4Mispiece, AFFECTION'S GIST to a BELOVED GOD CIIILIL—BF M. 11. " That Lesson Is likely to be impressive which is insinuated through the medium of Affection." London : Print:4 for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster-row ; and Swinborne and Walter, Cokhelter. I,- A little volume cf Essave on the Virtues and Vices, and on various topics of zkience, called Affection's Gift to a beloved God-child, merits a place beside the similar volume of Mrs. Chapune and Dr. Gregory. The langu a ge is corre Mag. ct andd elezant. Monthly J 1819. with for DRESDEN, DECEMBER a 7. We arc assured that the new system of Prussian Customs meets with great opposition, in the ci-dcwat Swe , 2i Pornevalia. Deputations of the Nollics,l, of the Burgesses, and of the Peasantr:, have bet 3 appointed to represent to the Grand President, de SAC k, that the new Inc,o;ts ate contrary to the ri ) zhzit cf the Province, where no contributions ca c. be levied without the cone. .t Saws. 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Ilayclon, E.sq.; a Reply to a Defeuee of .t . 7? done IA oil as a bonus to Subscribera, who attic citable Royal . I cademy ; o o Volicarion of the Corponation (IV. orces ' ""''t to lot prir.ted, but also to prerrnt a future fall in the by J. Chambers I.lsq. ; on Architectural Iropiovements, by 1/to to oonting a very Ow copies over the subscription, which ltobzrtson. Esq. ;en the Pecuttioxy Remuneration of .Irehiti boo, a:ire:tido of immediate sale, must of course be charged with Remarks by the Editor; on the recent lotooluetio t: r:• --•-..-. Casts from the Oohs Olarbles into Russia, by J. Ehnes, At tact; Memoirs of ,Olbert. Durer, from the Gelman; Troitaae. Just republished, of the .i.d.lphr Society ; the Royal Academy ; clop British 4111 '.; 7 0 Te. „ - Peoce . each, or bound very neatly in . Two Vols. arum ; theliritish jos; itoion, ter.c.; Review of the new Goki .11, ;. .,.., i , g , 3 ,"! v ,r iv wlisPl . ectqz price 1-2!. the First Series of . Silver Coinage • Lodge's Portraits of Illustrious Persona ;La : -• l SCA I k..GIIISIS ; or, First Prin. Designs of the 'Custom-house, etc. • Engraviross from select ~, ' :'" of Knowlede and Instruction. Written for the tures at the Saloon of Arts; Dugd:le's St. l'auEs ; Istleale'sV %. -t. - .. ::gaols and Fami lies. minster Abbey, &c. • and other new Works of Art ; Armen' ~... The First Series comprises mews of Works in hand; N ovelties in Arr. &c.; list of ti 1. ,,,, "" 157 1.T CATEC HISM ; be- UNIVIISAAL lllNrOntr, Sacred ties connected wilit the Arts ; Names and flea - it:ewers of the lftf die Rudiments of Early and Profane. cipal Artists residing or p ractising in the :Metropolis, Avid ""'rldge, suitable for the Groosorov ; or, A Know- line of art they profess, Bc.e. &c. corrected up to the Ist o: Trtder M.od. ledge of the Globe and its nuary, 181 8 . Index , Title- p a g e, Preface, &c. to Vol. 111.11 e' s 'lllsl. 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EDWARD COOPER, ~,,7•':i ..., ~ : c ,;:th inclaced tht: Author to ful fi l his original Rector of IL:in:stall lb:Aware, and of Yoxtil, in the coot Stafford ; and late Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford ,O .: ...t. .... :. • T.l'.. C , r.lpilAtiC.l of n aeaond series. It is trusted Printed for T. Cadell and iVoDavies, Strand. err" , „... o. which it compris.s a:e of equal interest and Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, • ; ,7_, • • • •le. fo rot ; and that the cxectiaon of them will be ‘,,,..., ~. ..,. . 1 .- . ...• .. • .orate etc..: aid attention to the pro- ,. " ' •r. r !•..i: 1- Or. 1. Letters Addressed to a Serious and Humble Inquirer so d . , ...."' 2; :: , ='; , r.‘ und core, r..... facc. , which have ensured Divine Truth, with a peculiar aspect to the circumstances• 4 ruf.:rtace to the rr..:,:Cding stiles. present Times. 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" The Main badness of this book is to increase the comforts of modus to families and moderate fortunes, and bring the en• joymerns and ir.duliencies of the most optilent within reach of the middle ranks of society: the receipts are so composed as to he as agreeable and useful to the stumach, as they arc inviting to the 'arpetite ; nourishing without being inilamnistory, and sa voury without being surfeiting,endeaviniring to hold the balance even, between the agreeable and tier wholesome, al..ti tie 4i curelnd eke licortornieS,•cond Edition tarefutlit revised. •Printed for John Ilatchard, Piccadilly ; anti sok'. by him and all other Booksellers. sw azsr.LAND, DEC. 29.1 A letter from his Royal flighness Nlonsieur.an nounces to the Fzieral tlf)vernment. that the:recruit ing is about to I,e.;in to till up the Swiss Regiments i v , the seryket of Et :Ince, to the coruplenicAs cf Ist Of July, ISI7. The venerable Compar.y cf t Pastors of Geneva has resclved to send a err,-...itati of two cf its Menibers t) Zaricn, to attend tilt tival of the Reformation, on the Is:, :id. and January. This same Festival.will be solemnized on Sunday, the ;;:i, in the Caut.sn.of Geneva and Vaud, by sermous-suitable to the occasion. The Federal Directory has commnnicated to the Cantonal Gwernments the AcnA of the Ccas7res: of Aix-lA-Chapelle, that is to say, the eva . :xts of the Protocol, th' I).xl:tratiim of the 15th of Not:ember, the Note to the Dake of Richelieu, and his answer.— These pieces were presented to the Dire,:tory by :A. Grunt; for Prussia ; by M. de Failly, .Charge d'Af airs, for France ; and by M. do Strauch, Nl;nistee of Austria, in the name of his Court; and alto. at the express desire of Lord Castlereagh, for Eazland. The following Extract of a Letter by* the last i laat burgh 51.til wit! give some idea of the qirintthii of freedom enjoyed by the . Jews, in the free I,:t•,e of Lubeck : . •• With feelirgs of horror and indignation I term take tse my pi, to commune:Ate to you some of the partietears ef a mete actem which has t,ken pl.::: Li thefre.• city ef Lebeck—a ti:ers actien more: disgreese'el or erletruie, I wilt ventere to c y, is out ter be use: with in the hieore of any civilized leeirtre i tnel, be it ienieteheted, thi; city is atelet the immediate erotet :Sea of the Emperor of Austria. Yon wie veallect that, delete; t h e lee wee, in IN , I ` city, term, er vie l e leie. re lees re e . .1, they net wily alt. red the:: peiperty, lee !'I )r lives, for '.. : .p. A NEW YEAR'S GIFT. port and preeee.iin of th ee S...verl , :::s ; reseed, m as t, .s la- THE•4pening of the New 'fear naturall y exc ites stances naeht be reentioned el the s ei• fee:ten txpreesed hi the seed:l:eats of profound graiitade from Messrs. Its )W. crowned heeds; for inseeece, the kire ei Petteela ereneel theta LAND end,SO,N, sole l'coerietors of the Genuine 3LICAS. the privileges of citizens, with the tied of heeding any pelelic SA R OIL. for the unparalleled patronage with which a liberal office whatever. \Fill the world believe say -; et o: the af...:ve, and ascereit g L'uhlie has honouted that admired article. Its when they reed the fein t nis Deem of Dee t. , -, isie, when they virtues, i:t prinnotieg the growth of I lair, beautifying and pre-! see the old statutes of 1766, and tie r.-....re 'cameos one of the serving it,, front 1.18 . 111.: jto old age, are now knows throtiehout i 26th of September, I'. 5, are ;wain to E..... rat to force? le a r t :1.: lee:debt:: globe. To Parents aiel eleardiene a more accept- , nest have helm tee terlinui of peesees v. ..o have res:sied there able piesete to those teeier their care cannot be granted, so f u r ! for years, foliowieg, undisturbed, the:r varioee ecce, - zetees? as et:ie.:gnu the preeervatian of that which every one adndree— 1 What mat Lave 'wen the feelings bi f texts, sitting with their personel beaetv. It is essentially requisite in yerchasing the I selves, relaying the innoceie sport of th-ir child . ren-- - .enet :els; above article, to ask for " Rowlead's 'elecaeser Oil ;" al;o to ob- ; have been their feelings, I say, when they read this feast as de: ere, ' serve that:each genuine bottle i s enoluwd hi Rowland's Treatise ' forbidde - enter cerryiegoa h.itl .:5 5.1 aav menner ever and take possessien of their property on the Heenan Hair, (highly worthy the attention of parents ),, "To ` eonplete the ruin they Lad begUn the l'olLe Gel ers and signed on the iabet in red ' ink, A. ROWLAND and SON. , were ordered to search all Je.e., openly in the streets, cc to Price lie. 61.-10 s. 641. zed £l. is. per bottle, No. 1, corner of i beret open their hottees, I Kirby-street, lia:torefilerden. I seal it up, even the common neressaries of life !.Ta prevent the ' possibility of any evasive measures, the Seeate decree awl teiler with, a Jew, shall for the first effeece be tined; ft r the seeend, FOR PRESERVING ass BEAUTIFYING Tilt TEETII. that any person acting for, or in any shape transacting hesteess mare the e. ws fined ar.d hr.prhare, and low his right of eitleership : arid :iny (SHE VEGETABLE TOOTH•POWDEB 'has • SO clerk, porter, or ir . e . rdel . .i servan_t i b . .. lag wash a Jew, she , ii he irte- - prison d trett2el . ;a 1 err. ' ! mon . and expeitto ttu, 11, o.va i Y ou may itcoilect :hat JL. lops been the appendage of every toilet of rank end feshion, thet it is unnecessary to offer any further re:comment:ld - a of it. :,, G , ra tn l , a y nY lver ar e Beine cemposed of Vietetables, and without the assistance of any b efore sionaralte eau.: mineral or on ingredient whatever, it is flee teens the 1 c ' ititens, and _. 1 „.. 2 .. e, e throng'seee w‘t : ral towns had to ray ,t,e ea usual obleatens against the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive .. .'''''"' pas ''; same sum per Aged whic h was Paid for stiee! Tee war be lag and the Jews were led to expect that the meeting of the SU. - „ roses en congress evo.ed have been the prelude to a rc4.1.. ems power is just eulficient to annlhilote those destructive acid corm- i " alts ; ding particles which generally adhere to the Curls and in the in- i terstices of the Teeth ; healing soreness in the f.ienter, and igee.; end e . d • noting a new enamel of pearly whiteness (where it has been in- ` of their former grievances , aed that allowed to enjoy these rights and Ilherties enjoyed jured or corroded) ot: the latter. It likewise imparts a mp firmness i b y theie and beautiful redness to the gums ;to the breath th e st de- Christian ne . hhoers: bet, etas .the war be' is . .leg ends 1, the ;awn._ 1 .. —that they were the work a the saute .11.intoury Cr ex Is ; leotable sweetnees, and if used constantly, as directed, will pre. (reigns forgot the i r promises ;they eoreat that Jews were Fiera* serve the Teeth in a sound state even to old t oe. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. fed. by R. BUTLER and SONS, elle- ' the f forget their mar.y services duriag the war and fe*e theta ‘ to ' the nwrcy of those mereess beines, the l+ mate of that 2 t o ;;;; mists, No. 4, Cheansiele, corner of St. Paul's, London ; and 54, which they style ' The Free Town of Lubeck l' Wlll s-' * Sackville-etreet, Del:Ails; aid by the principal l'erfumers aild ' Ikeeksellerethralee. it: :he that-ed Eirgdom. X. B. Thorketters VA:Me eta iiaoll lies:1113 have been witnessed at a, dose • - .. 7 7 ° I.. dirr "resi'll in ''''''' e '''' s 11. e , 84° "' um "' 6 " a ,,, ad.b.r ." i f 7 ".4_,..r% 4 , iar I elIS? .1r:: these the goadthiege for ve'..i.ll the - - pe or , -- 2 -- ,,, ht ..ed bite ? .1a it f.e.es •elia•, ,u.e reeett ,,,.,4, 4 : Chno w ,,44r, nre, en . ...r , ... .' .4 are ate IV seal rtuff4juOi . ...ria. t., "T , Te l' at ; 0 u.. . . c i :.ve r uus . mi..' - ~., 'l' . 4 21. Illf P. , . - Hi Olt .41 11.0:•3 of it tier: now sold &twit r'. .7 1 d„ a ~j,,i,), Alta.:in _77, Fie ,or a 10):.;, it. are to be fulfidee• Ific 'metier iv' i:vittlo.'‘.. nod Herder. t • ~ ~i • • , !..s 4111 y ILI. cots- Mots FRAUD PREVENTED. TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that art' daily made to impose on the unwary a S?U it) VS COM POS ITION instead of the C. EN VINE 13LACK IN ti prepared by DAY anti MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in which their signature and address, 97, HIGII-ILOI.TiORN, Is so conepicunvoly 142;51 in the centre of the Label, that they trust an utteution to e.as, and the di:fere:tee of the type, whieh it unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the impasitinn, The Real .lapin DI. A CKI NG, Made and soli w! ,, olegele 1w DAY and M Vic ,7, and ier:died by, the principal C,: 44, Rusk 41:1 +t, I rdnuic.n;;eri, fig- In-re, :4„ie in the Uo:teti Kingdom, in Bottles at lA. he. aiia it. rasa.