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The ecpriliency of a Translation of the Systrma Naturz, has long been acknowledged, and the want of It often lame:lced; tt c principal view of the peseta Editor has been to deliver it in as intangible. comet, and useful a form, as the nature of such a, laborious andertakiog would admit. The 'Annan' Fermi are rendere.l as neatly is posible to the Idiom of the Engltsli Lan guage and a general Esolanatory Dictionary of such as are pe cultork appropriated to the Science. affixed to the last Sri:bow. which also co nail's a 13mgraphical Account and Portrait of the Author. I Ire Work is also accompanied by such C•pper•plates, as are properly introduciory to the several departments of lairds; Fishes, Insects, Botany, &e. Loodo.s: Pinned for I.ackiogton, Allen, and Co. Fluibury square.• `%, EARLY KNOW I.ED6Ki atety published, neatly printed in Two Pocket Vol.. vries Pfl fhpiectra, price Ws. till. is boaroh, or las. ball-bound, torn*g a complete Nursery Library, DR. MAVOIL's CATECHISMS; or, First Prin ciples of Knowledge and Instruction fur Young Children 4g e.ther See; for the the Of acluMn. and Families. •,.• Ihe sale ot several large taipreosions of brie Cincitisan attest their superior. value, ow well as their favourable reception front the I'ublic They are paiticulany *lap ed for Sunday behinds, and the different Cltall6llMrilia tor - Nhe diffusion et hotowkdgeo among the peal.. for which use. they have been strougly recommended by the RVlltWtfsi, by amens School masters, and by the Ckrcy of an ArtS. 'situations. The tolhowing . ,ultjrcts are comp iseel in the Series: The Mir ikon's Catechism, or Early K. ! towitoinc; Catechism of Heath, containing simple and each Hosanna for the management Of Chits ikon; General hnowkolg.o. or a Britt Introduction to the Ana and &Whets; Historyist knglated; Universal History+ Cate.• r:.l.sts of Geogoduney, or an easy Introduction to the Knowledge 411 We Webs and its hadstinnt..; s lutistated Natiors,ot Accosts of the stionese K.n.gdutsi : Lat. c• i.rn ot the Laws and Couatlem don of Emit:nal; And Coned* o the 4ius ate Sacred I nubs. Lath La whim's is sista sepannel), price Is. neatly done sp. Primed for Laektagton, Anew, and Co..l'ansberi-squara; and Laski by . • *: ARUNDEL, SUSSES. NORFOLK Aktlll,3 INN. WILLIAM QLIAIPE most respectfully bell leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, enfuntercial Tra. yellers, his rriends, and the Public in general, that he h' 1.' , .. opened the above very comm.sthous and Well-known Inn, ss.la'eli he has recently furnished and fitted up. in a very superior -tyre of neatness and comfort ; and he trusts, by assiduity and pirti colar attention, to merit their favours 1 hey may rely on being served Ishii the hest Old Wines and Spirituous Liquors; likivitte excellent will-aired Beds. ' • Very convenient Stsbte4 and Cart Page-booties. Neat and coin. 1 auxlious Post-chaises, good Horses, and careful Drivers. FOR 1 HE: TF.F.114 AND GUMS. 13u CLER*6 celebrated VEGETABLE TOOT ft PownEß 1. with confid.lice, recommended to the Ihe of the Public, as the moat eflicaciinia Preparation for Pi-a...erring the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and producing pearly whiteness without impairing the Fnamel. It impart. a fiinmess and beautitul redness to the Gent.. to the Erta , ti the most delectable sweetness; and if used colistantlY as direct-d, Rill prevent the Torith-ache. by removing its WlSC—the Scurvy . in the Gums.—Price ts. %I. the flax. BU I'LER's Superior LAVENDER WATER, from its ele. gam fragancy has rearved ehe Approlowinn of their Royal High. nesses the Prince's and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and if many Ladies of the first Distinction. In Half pint Be:des 4.i.st and Pints Ss. Prepared and sold by R. Bort CIL, No. 4. Cheapside, London; and by his appointment by Smith. Baxter, and Reabuiti, Ldni• burgh ; M Bryd, Baxter, and M`Donald, t:lasgow ; • (mason, Range, and Jolly, Liverpool ; Lynch, Atkinson, and stains. Manchester; Spracipt and Crew, P.:rtsmoutli ; Harvey and Skelton, Southampton ; Horktnd, Granville, Nettleton. and Randall, Plymouth; Pifer, Bull, and chase, Exeter; Brown, Hun ' t Barry, and Prosser, Bristol ; Cruttwell, Bums, and Barran, Bath ;.and meet Perfumers aad Medicine Venders is every town; in Boxes at 2s. 9d. each. SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE 1 OILET FE. ATKINSON'. VEGETABLE PAS FE for Washing or Shaving. rHIS Paste preserves all the detergent properties 1 . . of the common Soaps divested of their Irritating pernviout qualitleS, and is confidently recommended as the must elegant, innocent, and efficacious Soap ever off:red to the public; it im perceptibly corrects alt imperfections which violence or cx; usury may hive occasioned to the texture is• the skin, and ren , lers ft beautifully white and even: it is paitieu!arly valuable for trash ing fine Cambric. ' Muslin', &c wi; th tle alkali of the common soaps invariably deterlate; also for shaving where the skin is tender s it is an unequalled composition. zta:d in pots 25. 64. cacti. ATKINSQN's CURLING Filial fur dresong the Hair. being a most clegat , t substitute for Oils, Pontattime, Extracts, &c.; it makes the harshest I lair as soft and glossy as Nilk, lin parts a reviving odor faints perfume, and keeps it in curl in ex* noise Or in damp wea.her. ror its peculiar properti?. for making the Hair grow, the Reader is referred to al Essay tips Hair, ruclased with cash botae, price Ss. ei.l. 7s. id. iital one guh , e,t. ATKINKON s VEC;P.T.A.3I.E Dv r. fin changlng Grey or Red Rai . on the Head, Whiskers, &c. to a teautituf aubtatt or black's permanent that nothing can pokibly remove it, pric:: Ss s 71. cd lets. ntl. and one guit.e.a. _ _ i0t..1 by la.. l'erriotier % No. 43, (It rraril ctreet, Soho-uparr, L.tridon; by moot Perfumers and Hair-dressrej. Cav Tit) N. —0 tixtrve the Wile of A thiasou ou thehibrlo - .Lis. tv'ee it clown. br geouinv. A CAII ; 10:4. THE great reputation COCKS his gained by his READING SAUCE has induced several ven.!ers of Fish Saucesto offer tor sale coniini-itions of their own wider the saute name; the liropriettir, theretore, considers it a duty he owes to the yublic, to inform them, that no expeues shall be spared re bring such Offenders to jobtice. Un the voth of May, 1814, be recoverehi a verd.ct of ton Guineas Damages, with full cuss, apinst Mr. Suotrrof Holborn, (corner of Little Queen-street). Oilman, before the Lotd Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, and a Special Jury, at the Guildhall, London, for makin and trelndlit i l, by hits xlf and Mr Windier, Its traveller, a vat-finis Sauce as and for, the genuine Reading Sauce .prepared by J. (Nicks. • And on the 10ili of May, 1815, in the sane Ceurt, hr rtcarersd a Verdict for Forty Pounds Damages. with lull Coss, against Mr. T. Pearson, Oilman, 247. oYard-street, for ven•ling a *pti• rious Sauce, as and for the Genulue Reading S.tuce, prepar eit by 1. Cocas, and.retailed by upwards of ISO of the 014)51 respectable Oilmen and Saoce-vt inlets in London; in Rath by 30, by one or snore in most cities ansi market-towns us the United K•ngslunt. Families are respestfully Informed that the Reading sauce sold by Messrs. Mackay and Co. 176, l'icc.adilly, and Mr. Purlibt, Oil man, No. 10, Chancery-lauo, is nut the Genuine Reading Sauce. la- None are genuine but those which have corks sealed with the impression " J. Cocks, Reading ;" and Lav:og thi; Caution. and also these words on orange-coloured lapels, `t Reading Sauce, for Fsli, enriching Gravies,. &c. prepared and bold, wholesale mid retail s by J. Cceks, Reading." BRITIAN PAINT MANUFACII'MiIi, • 6:4 EZN-ill RECT, CIIZAI.ADE. IMPE ll: ' l ' itrt 111.. E PAINTS, and COAL TAR. Bid.OWN, for l'ark P.Ung, Slates, Out-buildings, and Weather-boarding, of every description. Invisible Grera, per cwt. ' Ser. I lied or Brawn, per cwt. 4°c. Dark Green, Otis. Willie Paint fius, Olive ditto . I I vs. Prepared Oil, to thin them . Lead Colour - B6s. for Um., .5%. hdeper Call: Store Colour - ens. Fine Paint for Nad i . W or k d Chocolate Colour . des. every duchirtion, &c. &c. Relined liar Brown Iles. per cwt...Cotunion ditto IS% per mi. N. B. Thv impenetrable Paints ere very ornamental, s o d y r di cover a surface nearly twice as great as other Paints: they also possess a durability which renders them prailisrly valuable, when applied to work Constantly erpoeed to the effects of the weather; and from their being grentod its Linseed Oil, and dry. ing tray quick, they are applicable to. the general puijoses of • Useful inside Painting, as they give at the same times 'presay. iqg and very handsome cowering. They are also a Care An the Worm and Dry Rot, will stand in hot Climates, and are any of 'epiphanies, being wed to tie ease manner as other Paints. , '1 he COAL. TAR MOWN is reennsuctided for the covering of Rough fencing, Porous flies, Wood under Ground or Water; partial arty the Refined, which is perfectly ineolubie in Water; the Wept *ill not penalise where it is treed ; It Is of a very gliOd coloor,driee hard, and is easily appiled,requiring truly tale bested and laid an with aioaimoti tar-brush. • held UPTON Ad Co. oases utreet e Sheri& • • • - • .. • • •