Star. — London, England, 1818-01-03 00:00:00

BY s.- Erphined ; or Conseicrioc Quitted. - Reprinted from the fkigiwit in 1693. & fits Address to a Meeting held at Bath, Dec. 1,1817.—8 y tbe 12.-:r. Archdeacon 'Thomas. S. M Address to the Guardian Society for the Frotectien of -1410r..15. 10. OtnerranoThs on the Effect of the lilanufactaring System.— B 7 Elbert Owen. 11. Considerations on British Conuncree with India, Ame ri:a, Ste. Said by Rest Penner ; Lloyd ; Black and Co. ; Longman ; and all other Dookseters. Of whom may be had the preceding Numbers, from the eornmencetnent in nil& - CHRISTMAS PRESENTS THE finest frisarer y of the Age, possessing utility and eliyianees * ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, which I recommenutd on the I:asis of truth, for renovating aid Dm:elf/in* the human Hair, and prevents its being injured by fevers, accouchements, violent exercise. travelling in various di. austes ' Ste. Path gehuine bottle of the Oil is signed on the out side Libel in red Ink " A. Rowland and Son," with a little Trea tise inch:feed ; and the price Is St. 641.—. P. gd.-106. 641. and one vanes rer bottle.--Also each guinea bottle of the following Article is skied as the outside label the azure t ROWLANIYS ESSENCE of TYRE, which never fails to produce immediately a - perfect change in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eye-brows, &c. to a beautiful glossy and permanent Proem or Black, Imitating the exact natural colour. Washing rakes this Dye more durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ease and secrecy. Price ea.—U.—end ins. 6d. ROWLANI Y S ALSANA EXTRACT cures the most vio knt Teed:ache, deems, preserees, and beautifies the Teeth and Gass, and keeps them free from pain to the Latest ieriod of life. fi. Pd, -.43. ed. and 105. ed. per bottle. Sold wholesale, mug, said for exportation, by the sole Pro- Priem:, A. 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Pees St: GREEK IDIOMS, exhibited in West Passages loons the St* An: hors, with English Notes and, a Parsing Icdes. Iktke Bev, W. Neilson, D.D. M./L1- I. In tivo• Price Se. toWig• NATTAI RE'S CLASSICS. 1 IfOMER. 12mo. Prletx,s. bound. titte:EA TENT A MINT. limo. Pike S. bound. . .. stuffs a quarter of a yard narrower .than the Saxon ones, and the minims of not goat a IsOdy, and her* to the feel, as well as the bombazines ; but both sorts had such a gloss, and so smooth a surface, that taking the lowness of the price into account, he war doubtful whether they did not deserve the pre (armee over those of his own country. It was, at the same time, inconceivable to him how it was pos sible that t h e English could afford these goods better and t/heaper than his industrious, frugal and diligent Countrymen, thelaxons, who for more than a cen tury have maintained their superiority in this branch of nianuf - aettire, aid are also in possession of the wool the best adapted for it, which t ilarchased with avi dity by the English ? lie, ore, requested a competent judge to clear up to him this difficulty, and he' received the following account :—" The English dcti.ot use the Saxon wool for these merinos and bomba zines, but they manufacture them out of ebeir calm common country wool, which is lower in pliFer, by one half than the wool of which the ordi nary Saxon merinos are made. But it is also far less proper for this purpose, as it is cf a much stronger and rougher hair, on which account it is particularly welt adapted for ordinary woollen stuffs, such as emir" tammies, &c. for which its hard feel and na- Axral gloss are serviceable. In fine woollen stuffs again, the English have never been successful, and will not be so now, for the article made of the above wool is too heavy., and its feel rerniir.s rough and hid, ridtviithstanding the fine preparation which tiaig live it. The consequence is, that with a little wear A immediately gives way ; for a woollen thread ' , consisting of 160 hairs of Saxon wool, in an equalj strength of this English wool 'has hardly'SO hairs, and consequently these threads are too loose, and cannot make so firm a web. Bat there is also inthel internal quality a great difference b4ween the. En glish and baron. That the English ale not therefore to be compared' with the finer Saxon goods of this kind, is obvious, and needs no furt h er illustration.— but hew much they yield even to the ordinareSaton uterine; .204. bombazines, in quality, will' appear Rota the following dissectior. a......ihescli,:. ordinary I Saxon merir.os are nearly five-fon:els of a Leipsic ell in breadth : the thread is of twisted yam ' i 1 queries , double, and in the above• breadth i= is giereads, MOO doubts threads, i s e. for every i nc h 70 distal& i an merinos are again only four-fourths of a pm ell in breadth. The thread is only single, and that account can give no durability to t.--,e stuff; and in the above breadth them a:4 only 950 c:ngl4 ' tiff threads for every inch. The quality of * English. merinos, therefore,: compared with That i of the ordinary Saga, may be stated. as fprowA :--1 With respect to the worsh of the wool as one to nit) ; secondly, with respect _ to the softness of the wool, and the inttrnal quality-6f the yore, as one to flar ; thirdly, with respect to the number ot threads is four to fifteen i fourthly, in r e spect to the pwribcr .of tErtuait of tfie wad as 2 i CO ?.51---The whole i. Extracts from a pri vate letter" front Russia " The fine City of 1. oseow has risen from its ishet more beautiful than ever. The Kremlin is entirely , re. stored ; thigh much improved and embellished, it retains its ancient architectural character. The fee. mer ramparts are converted into fine walks, dmd bide warks are constructed to surround a great part of the city. The larger portion of the Palace is entirely re built, and the ancient churches are re-constricted in their former style. Upwards of 70,000 masons, car penters, and other artificers, are employed: in thit great work of restoration. The population of ,Iltur cow, by a recent census, exceeds 312,000. Tile new palace of the Kremlin, which has been butt, as it were, by magic, is farther enlarged . by spicioui wings, in which numbers of those attached to the Court are already lodged. The road between Peters: burgh and Moscow is crowded with waggons and carriages of every description, as well as numerous travellers. The Court has rcitoi , ed a great part of its articles from • Petersbutzli, especially of luvry, wines, superb furniture, &c. 'Of these last itnnlstist gamines have been removed to Moscow. Eight hundred peasants horses are stationed as relays given distances. The City of Petersburgh, at the same time, is not neglected. Various works are wow in a course of construction, which were suspended during the war. In all parts of thit fine city houses are now building. Great quantities of iron are used therein, as for spacious balconies, stair-cases, and other decorative parts of architecture. Prince 1.11.- BA!..se is at present building, in Isaac-place, a Palace, - ,vhichswill cost more than three Millions f roubles it will be embellished by 402 iron columns, Al df lossal dimensions. Nothing ens equal the superb de.: coratiOns of the Castle of Jl)Spoone&Selo, fiRKe ttrq f4vourite residence of the immortal CaTtLfillixe and where the Emperor Atrial:nix spent hilearli•-r years. A splendid triumphal arch halt teeently been constructed of iron at this place. the style is the antiqu,e, and the work is greatly admired by tire We feel pleasure in publishing the following lent*, a transmitted to ns,.in confirmation of a rageaPio which appeared in our-Paper, rel at i ve to con u t that gemild and danprots complaint Rupture: TO TIDE EDITOR QETIA,F. STAR. kg-..Qbserving a paragraph in your Paper rotputiogtlar cure of an Ilerula, perfonned (of a Large size) by the Medical lio-Thic at Charlotte House, Great•ehatiotte-nreet, nicifriars .Enact, in juitice, Sir, to Means. COOPER and Co. I twg to sal my personal testimony. Ibving bruit afflicted ,early twenty y.nr:, arid deemed Incurable by emirrit Srigeoas, I patiently harem/ affliction. especting every hotr to be nay bat ; I at kngtb apt pliNl to the lakdicizi Board, and have reason to r r. 9, for Oat errtnEset•Estabilationott lot shim. r A TYu nearly ,sO, was pr?- fact!) , cured in a few weeks, anal new. Amok Goa, ea jay gond health,-1 think. Mr. Editor, all who huow roc wilt Ann can have no other nifitirellartliii cif than N : btatb4 t-1 am, lift s yoor.ottodb-m ft,r c. 1.1" Dog hod bnlc, near buidtii-riiJ: th. ° rinds, CilvUt, It , 1° . 4. . Pie* • • v • • ... . t:. ~ / . / . ,..4 ( 7;14 ..- ' - :.. 1 all A 1 .0 •., • • : . s o - .. . . - . • lb• .." - -4 ,'.. • .. • ...„„;;;,g,,, 7 Z., 6 ,,i( 7. ; . :,,,, 5 4 . c,.. ~ y 7,4 . . .. . ' 4l .. 1!C l' -'''7 'AP.' 4""...j .• lb ' ' " - .. V •-. . .;$•:, r.lt • ?.'• i 14- ' ‘ ..."" . 111 • ".."%..... • - t .re. ' ' • . „ . ' s -- / .. . ' 4 . - oil:\ Vihr - ' .• 1 '. ' tiCk. ArA I ' 4 ' - N I • i. 4, 1. • . , . _ • se - `44 , V . :O- " ,e-4C.._ / . . . • I, •• lit 4 4 / lir t OW V . ~ • • • • .. • * . o SATURDAY, JAI I . •alli t ili ligltittitseticiPtgtri N u giEß ,-, g25 • ... t., '%. . ••- - ..... .A . _ _ _ . . _ • _ . . ' ~a . . . -% ' i , . AVM! .1 . . ~ . -, . . TO • • CRISIDE T tA TE • This day was rubffsbed, price U. Si • , 9 as 34 to 56 ; owl nonsevently the ordinary Salon TILE WIDOW of a PRINTER, who for several Sold by Lotesuser arid Co. Paterneweieverets. Heentane, Pie- d -19 tn the period of his realm death, conducted, =dilly ; andeWnene, fen Rand lizehenee, . •... . .. . • ' E . nitligh.. elf similar *potliest is observable between merinos are -614er cent , better than those of the r ~,„s,Yelna'eanunaJoinnal of important a:kbrity in this Metro- FrIIIE NA TIONS CONDOLENCE. A Sermon ' . .-* ittithii-vitgwrairitt. tort. tpp catas, on her own behalf, but cape- .11. preached at St. Andrew Undershafes, London, on tha :: -9, ItteethatinetSffi*DlPVltttiwitg,pnnt the.bMbatints of Wilt web= in res P ec ti In c: cal, r c s an u , , , oc al at e 3 rn e of :tlerlAildren re en s eseters tad a Son), the Day of t h e Funeral of her Royal wetness Charlotte Augu s te, . -1 ° ' • Clitllfaisolit 02.18a.PLAXIMAILTICLitil. YArs Scc. and cantequentlY durabiliLT: -,.. ~'",t •of the literate and the :moue. Her afflictions are setere, Princess of Wales and Saxe Cobourg. e e e ve p LlW a y of flEe * • 1 19. la e h C 4 4 rills, ' During the Continetital ' P stem, itlattlefy Ni.li nadir al to the Public, especially to those connected`witb By the Rev. H. I. KNAPP, AIM the Curate. 44! -s- . UmedeituttrAt MEM I. Press of the Country, is made under the persuasion that " Oland° allani invenient prom? . ' l a n ir m ue Ma i n. am. . t tt e ll t r p nverty l f CI 61.1170, , H AY- introdoced • into Oerminy. Oh the nr.opening t( ' ,A.. ' they hear and know that the supplicant is deserving, and " Melds ilia quidem &bilis occidit." . rat ' DeenSalle, art. dewed . , the Continent, the English were not a little ads ,- - By DtrAtittl{b4- . . •-; Z.;-o- pished at the rogres•S made by the Germans. whose ----- stroll sum wilt save her and her children from utter ruin, This day was publishid,, • . . a i n gs al not withhold their mite to avert the sorrow. ' Messrs. Price 6d. or ss. a Dozen, or 40s. a Hundred, OA 4 .. ' • the Rector,' - lilMeoWest - Tifbury.lismas ea ben v d D e ms, Strand ; Mrs. Robertson , 164, Strand ; Mrs. goods Were better than their ow* ' • - dui lat h of /11 "Mb ' "u s g llgui ira°lA' and ' They could keep the,market b • lli the not colotlted Alewie, 5 , i poultry ; and Mrs. Ilatchard. liccadilly, will A DEFENCE of the CHURCH MISSIONARY L. : ay hirsksb those who may be pleasat! to Mich Ws. th 7P isum liee - SOCIETY the Objections of the Rev. Josiah Orb ; se nn e g . 's, tiA,BLE Lig -- RARy', •• ' .20 0 ,407. which ittsiiog thelystern had btlit4 drat; ig of Bath. . „on, with such references as will comence than that . Thous, A.m. liets token of eue - bounty will be an act 6f Christian charity, By A CLERGYMAN. . Awns Works tongenees., Greek an a 0.10, their haat* to ab astonishing adlabanti 'at an 12i- :titles win kindly receive their donations. • Paiblished by George Wilson, Successor to IL akekeritir i -. • ant- Okay Wean highly fottettsdak d at o = ,: snail kV ratei often for half thirty*, ond irt4m.• .------- TO TILE EDITOR. corner of Enex.otreet, Strand; sold also by J. o= v ilio. Meli „I. in Beam 6.lo s ßagia, Itiorietes dati ng a u . t h e o ie n su m o t - u nt o l d. t lem 41, • 's Stk. Zook of Mercy*. yawl the , anurliau 8. ," this thozii mil itibuded, l oilt_it is my intention to offer to my Friends, and cadilly ; L. 11. Seeley, Fleet.street ; and the Boe an t\loitisas.lisasedrit.andysla of ,Me Adam , --- e.• . 0 ~,!,..,' i , L ;Ale is general, a new Wieldy Paper, to be called Bath and Bristol ' , ft the itaiillip nal Jtgoons, Sae, A ' gol lei the. solids: . • . Siiiiiiiituree __ _ftela st red " THE WORLD, This day Were published, in One Vol. et°. IlltE a Portrait of . , Nog% somas jo s gol - gi c . . Prke." ..11,11i ellietunt *stri- AN - D enSIII.OeABLE SUNDAY chiIiONICIA, " his leudvhiln from all original .Pietutu bp ilhinneri Pin 76* • - oeaspobes hanigan and via Doissaftwisit ra ni , , , ; - - • sr , of the charract#,:r TI Pert ?hoter to *ppm terreoepow, die 4t 4 of Janahre, ja lc,. 6d . In boards, sad Sr V • phut sossonesUks• --7 : ast , - WWI • es ... llfesi ftluelSc'bltged OA"' Is l ore•P is cil ,° ° Lake . • Ii " DOTES of the LIFE of 'lt ' 41tD. ••• ••_ . • ~ , ,. • • .. .. . , .. . 11:s. i ..., . .. teielisninkabiellth maa onitelhonlenestat • . . ... , WIMP et LANDAVP; •• •, ' • • ' • . tt x , 4, CrreAlie-sella or r. atavii: of 0 ifir • 1163 ° , it ' lr self at different hues** •• and revised In 1814. • moe li eat Cabinet Furniture is Malnlestiel Dlniag..Sembralt. tofttich they r. ." „it app e, by 1.17 , prej:resteruarts, Para-Mrat, ttat tam/ eltiteateumTbe d Published by bite Son, Richard Watson, LL.B.Prebendaryof Pembroke and .Work 'Table*, EedVreoesaa Chairs in hair cloth. o f dedei v i ng f ire i ri e rs. prejudice in farour of e! ?her:inner required to be printed un the first de). Landaff-and Wells. Kiddentniniter einem, rusneraus mess . pld' l' d Thiswlish goods is all so rooted, that 're daily hear nth Dee: NIT. Heim Downier, 61, Pali ,. Prittied for T . Cadell and ‘F. Davies, 6u - and. Brewing Ucenalie Casks, Garden Toots and Lights, timing be. e - na 44 inc World" may be had from all Booksellers and News- rice thmaglieut the *United burr-loth ; and may be seen at ali F.TABLISHEIJ SCHOOL BOOKS.. Effects• an article better than usual, affirm that it is English, y y gig Cuesialins Libraries tad Perlite-linere n Printed for LONGMAS, Ursa:, Rays, Muer, and Boors, London. To be viewed an Friday and Saturday preceding the !We ;bwa of vin to understand that it it genuine N.B. A Monday Fdirien of "'fide World" sent (free of FTCENCH LANGUAGE.. • • ' wben Catalogues may be had on the Pretnises ; the Black Bull, and solid. Our German manufacttitilst thersaselva ramie) to all parts of the United kini.'4"l on th''' flowing A N . UNIVERSAL ' FRENCH GR. 4 kMMAR : be- whkechic'el; Prance of C"11014 eir " lrnd ; White Hart, 14" - arms: • F ur one year - £2 3 4 ford; Mears. Metgy and Chalk, Chelmsford ; . Black Hsu , have themselves partly to blame fur this prejudice, For llalf a Year - 1 , 1 It AL s• log an accurate System of Preach Accidence and Swum, Rainham ; Ship, Gram; and of Mr. Robins, Warwelt.street, as to obtain a ready sale for their goods, they not F or o ne C harter - OIQ to on an improved Plan. By Nicholas Hamel Price 4s. bound. Golgez4igare. .. 9 -- GRAMMATICAL EXERCISES upon the FRENCH • , . unfrequently put English names and marks 0:11 their TO CLASSICAL SC..HOOLV , ' LANGUAGE, compared with the English. By Nicholas Ha- * finest articles. This practice, however, is • as wept , • A LLEN'S DEMOSTH PROM GERMAN PAPERS. ENES. ' met. Price 4s. bound. • thy of a solid manufactory as it is prejudicial to the Jut pebliabed, a New Edition, Om 7s. bowde, CLEF, on Theme, Traduits de la Gratmnalre de Nicholas --....- nation. A man of great experience has asseted me, , DEMOSTHENIS ORATIONES de REPUB•• Hamel, d'apres l'Edition stereotype. Price 3.9. bound. tIiTtMAN. AND Ei ENGLISH MANUFACTUR. LICA DUODECIAI; cum WOLFIANA Interprets The WORLD In MINIATURE, containing a curious and T) 1 oaRMAN iiiitiost that even in printed cotton goods in which the Eng- e time, accessit Phillipi Epistoler. A G. ALLEN, A.M. with a faithful Account of the Situation, Extent, Productions, Goverrn -- ve , AND None PARTlcuLArtt.t lisle b y a h e i r mac hi n e ry, i n a great degree, ga i ned dal Latin Translation. Writ, Population, Dress, Manners CurioatPti, &t. &c. of the TO THE LADIES or °mutts. AND TILE 110CIPTiPs start of the Germans; were it not for this prejluice le•Would soon perceive that the Ge r man primal rriutse for Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave.Marielane, Lod! diffeiwit Countries of the World; , correpiled from the beat Au- FOR THE PRESERVATION AND Funttesamick.; of - . don. Where may be had; • thorities. By Nicholas Ehitnet.' Price 4s. 641. bound. GERMAN INDUSTRY. - calicoes are the best ; for genuine articles of that Soruocus Olutrt:. Tra.titmeta, es recension It. P. J. Brunch. INTRODUCT.ION -au LECTEUR FRANCOIS; on, It is gratifying to the Patriot t o observe the growth , solid English manufactories are much dearer iii . ii . ici• with Latin l'ranslarian, on fine paper, 13mo. Price 41. boards. Recued de Pieces choisies: avec l'Explication des Idlotinises et The sam e on common paper, price Rs. 6d. boards. • dos Phrases difficiles, qui a 'y transom. Par Lindley Murray. of national' feeling in general among us, and the mul- portion than those pf solid German manttfactorata, ~.. , 3s. 6d. bound. tipliCatiOn of those Societies which have for-ohject such' for example ai those of •-Becker; FOugheil. IE4 Juet paW.L'neci, LECTEUR FRANCOIS . Dos Reenell de Pieces, et: pePrinneo. the encouragement of *afire industry. Perhaps every' in Chemnitz; Munch iiiraeta, - st t ritalezetiliiiti ,& COMPANION to th , . , . GLOBES; comprising et en Verse, tirees des * Meilkur ' s Ecrivains server town of any consequence, would already have kid nufactarers in Angshurgh, s ere.; B 'n 10 ' ' l-ue 15. the redoes Prohleets that may . be performed by the Bonner lea jeu Goa cans is Lature• ' l et r endre leur Con- Globes, preceded by the Subjetts to wa ee they refer, and ac- no/mance de la Langue Francoize, et a le ' air inculquer des Prim- e a union, were it not _that many_ articles total* The English calicoes, ,O , Ncli - iiireah mutually chi-ap, to - lwanied b 1 more than 1,000 Exaumna and Ileceervutaav tirade Vertu et de Piste. Par Lindley Murray . '4l. 6d. bd. is ' hed cheater by foreigners than by our own *ire •ip ar rbi , 4 mifashinflabw• fatt ems , 1 .114# It,. w, lumones, be. ecc--To which is added. a Corium Asewom- A KEY to CHAMBAUD's EXERCISES: being a cor- countrymen, and it cannot be expected that the head kett not of a goittioetokour. : 0 • O ••• • Wire a& IC.:•Lt TIITIOSIXTION, and an Arrrannx, containing a derivation . Teeeilation of the :anew Exercises contained in that Book. ~_, tf Pie SW:land PLenete with a brief Hawes( of the Constella- 17. E. 7 . v 01.,•,, ,, p r i ce 4 , b oun d. Of a family W ith a, limited income should, from joa- tioe s o ta.tbe your • 1813 and 181/41e mrere ksanufac- t:" 3 ' for the Use _of Schools_, and Private Families.-3y a *l**. An LXPLAWATOR,Y PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY triotism, purehaw home-made goods at a higher tared in German" of good quality, and ' to ai f teat irclt TEICIILL Price 4s. ou. maw,. • of the FEE 'k et LANGUAGE, JD Fres& and Eastiah; use price than foreign goods of the same quality. ... ettent,' bitekteat snnts Were ciraiVtt • friitiii: :et e Km to the above, es. sewed. Printed fur Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria-lane. wherein tl exact lizsagten Annen= a l V il a b bs mi .. alit . the ricotta* at, to4ether these . ch7trforeign countries' ferAeitt ; theft articles were I ts/ art lied . Or whom may be had, a Corep;te Seismic . Genre ass . We ll i d f s ib liel th= ng ID tbs. c esec DietwPani). * be lardy. Il l " 18 ill "' **Ws the best acilgaie, Ood •ao Mk ro- ; 7 1.11011 the Etiglitk Tikippeared On - the ' This dar - as publiabati prke 6s. 6 d. Price ne I cond. wd, pefrpre are tratfireiftl4 deceived be petirances? ' • • - 101.0bootight tq marlist - *di awn elec. ME PAMITEER, No. ICU. or Impartial i RULES for PRONOUNCING wel l, ' READING the The writer of this artici ci ltiliseitaisitiai - mannfacturer pulikats, which * , w ith t h os e of tie Ger. A lecerd of the best P.unnlgets of the day ; containing : , FRE coedNCH: LAitAIBB. By th e gm raid Worsiti• nor merchant. but . who his the **late Of bit pope wens, were of a more 1. A New Method of I:to - casing the viettity of Cirenlatiwg A FRIETCH Price 2 L 4 EC ' bilit'ors. sentences and pi an o, no l, at heart, was himself a long time deceived by *peat, ilk& red ' and a nor qua, thy, All bought these En Lab k ottia and the Medium nem erg published). ' lected from the most"eiteetilea French Authors : designed to =les. De.-in 4 the last far he was for some days at Gesllllll WPM:tined on head: Itiki.l I*CW:a fate, a. A trosert....ko on the Stale Of the Nation (Oriehsal). • ruerhms and bonatratittei a arrived in abun ante ;mine, and the stufl e N. - ter the first wash's*, became I. going cc ;go peactiga at ,tho lielsiats Goverinsait..bY flrsit ay . a ' tt l a treee4 /gel"... By th e' Rye: 141/Sin on b " iles*- 41 1 l e leanttd that ta c tr i"l2 h °1111 ..% IllehAsee lieu. Asaitarringi hot le , I or ay. Ilewead Eddins. Woo 40. booed: fktid Fund, Leckie, t h e grey and unweerable: This aiticle has in conse- 4. A Letter to the Edkor on sub' eet of Garret t:evare. A S•EV.TBL to the EXERCISES of Chambaudillamel, at the f a i r , . an d were selft so low, that they would .ray ?,/, L, m a w .: 4, y Roche e t . A n d re coripui said l a nais, Wad ettrocht and other Grammars : being a Practical soon drive the Saxon goes entirely out of the market. quence -fallen into such - discredit, that exdept the Guide to tea islate from English into good French on !coos plan, nobody purchases either the English or lien ei!J'alre). 5. A l:eav Project of r.IIIIIICt. (Original). with Grammatical Nam By G. IL Pappleten. 114-.12100. He could notfivoid wishing to conviect himself of Jews, s. cr . : the Poor Liars . By Sir Ezetton Ilridges, "Bart. M.P. Price bound--NearlY ready. . this with his own eyes, when ,he fonnd, indeed, these man articles. •:.'lerr: Eenhined :or s&inscienoc Quitted. getticleted from LATIN LANGUAGE _ _ ct.,,ir a nttnrts, a . wnrA rterrn‘vr, Any, ri,.. C......... , . f.. Lt. WOWS ELVER rowDER a ANALEPTIC PILLS. CAU 1 . 1014. ..-- I FEEL it my duty te rethund the Public, from time to time, eta it tray bemonegeetrally known, that I have re moved the tale of my gerndrather Dr. James's htediches from ~Isere. NtintltT, is Maas. 110TLEI and 50119, No. 4, Cheap. tide, tamer of St. Panes ellorelryard, and that their Warehouse, rid the House of my late Grandfather, No. 93, Bruton -sired, toketey-squa.e, are the only plum in London where the Nleill tieet,prryored n the Public have been supplied vrith them for the 7e year*, Stith the latest improvements of the Inventor, can wontrel Nly own iaterett may be said to nygrit this 111 .11111.011 ; but the hn eaLconsequeotta I.Jaity heat of, from taking the epertons Wrier, anempted to be sent ban oreutatics under the sanct ICC 01 l b, Grandfather's name, compel rue t o m a k e i t. I now s i gn my hone in 'belay' In each boa end packet of the Pills and Powder that u ' l °' from my Eithotatoey. as a plain &nine. iOll of the get erne, ted oiLr this as a coeion to the Paddle. hisses Plc* sod tons have e4•abli.ttetl a W archon+, at No. 34, n otaie-stteet, butnia, where the Mcdicit.es may also be rad ewer, mt. h. Gr. O..JAMhiI. pit IA N.: ES's VtIWDER hoe been for 'many TOyeanhwown I bty No: wordy 'ram 64 Fevers, 1-013, Ho74loceettel, an. ininatery Di se a se , an d E rupt i ve DifOrtitTO astende.l with late. I hwo, to sheMeattles (so preraleat at this limey few nice reniedirchare employed. It rne.'s Awaleste kills, by m happy nnisit of ass Alterative tril Took Nlinhciue. promote Josetioble perspiratioo, when Is t'hed.ot the woe. time that they restore the strength of the teotitto...‘„ •;1 1 ,- T art pelieehoy serviceable in I estiou, wbe. h "" trflaciAl by tzte tic bi a reddest* le unhealthy kts a ecru Curt. 25th Partf4.• lei' :ert 9t ...; h t. Pcietß9 ! and Fmt, *the Rix; 4a.nA )e2.th, oisistkof °they, -Claes bladder. r ice Ms cracker. Lim re lic him leittb re: u: would ' is Lear— ighbourt ived the he ne on; nue bed ) a ronot er to be re open- Ln left na soap to les hisc :o tweet-. pose. A w4ul4 . pieced illy wa. ordered evieg tw tut reel * Fieked t of Os -*Mgr rmed Ex t r fril ust bate ed eight- loner at-cif tilt oration!' chat con -3 the die ptrfes4 nis coaN ey. Sas ns 44- he garret •tocifen• to cracOf : ♦;in to lit be th^ and litl. s confine- of bis his lifi crating bli rs this poor Ise , et ho t, =nut lr:Tt bKtr clot wake :Ott !, whirlr ti blot. - Wan' •• r Ig;rtZ:4 is. Gil. ** . 100 ,4 & nno I`, 9 stteitlon tad paa7gt t 1 1 I ' I , I 1 # , I A :atioi :rain.. 41 7 of :leap Ms 1y Ralch vibe L. letcher, Giste. Ate, airtser D, 11*.k bl* 2V,