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t. f o _s 0.4 m. IVEDNESDAY, FEBIIVAiRY '3R ATORIOS. OYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. iEXT, FEBRUARY 27th, ISIS, sill he performed, AND SELECTION. solely from TIIF. )TFSSIAH, kNIAL to particular Airs and Chorusses roduced the additional Accompaniments ens will sing the Recitative There were chat my Redeemer liveth'—' Sweet Bird, lute by Mr. Drouet—and the favourite a,' with Mr. Brabarn. Miss Frith, Re- 1 Ah ! why did I gather.' Miss lieorge,l av‘.• his soul in hell.' Master Donaldson, And Miss Corri, Gratias agimus,' and Mr. Braham, Comfort ye my people— d ranernbcr David,' and the Duetto Ah Corri. Mr. Thorne, ' The sun sets at Conquest is not to bestow.' And Mr. The people that walketh'—and Arm I Choruses of Foe unto us'—` liallelu voice,' and in his everlasting seat, 'oneerto on Abe Moto by Mr. Moor,. • Organ Concerto by Mr. Jaen'. is—Miss Sevens:sin, Miss Pnrrst, Miss sLnsom, and Miss Coent, (frnm the King's ,st, 'Mr. Noaats, Mr. lIAMMOSIS Mr. Mu, dr. Tunas!, and Mr. TE:Nev. I, Mr. WARE—Organ, Mr. JACOII, Organist ii umainder of the Band and the Chorus merous and complete) by the most approved er the dirwion of Mr. C. T. Asttrev. tes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box mi ten till four. Dints to be oiened at Half-price at Sine. Boxes 7s. Pit 3s. 6d. Is. _ . ,t of this Theatre does not extend to the E: ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. EVENING, Feb.2s, at Seven, iDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, OA STRODOXON, N fItANSP.VRENr ORRERY. ^Tiler unrivalled splendour of this Orrery, NEW ZODIAC, a lihemi and enlightened Public, for the ;e the Lecturer has been uniformly ho e formir.g the desideratum of astronomical vincing perspict.ity which has constituted Establishment for more than 20 years, vered in. DRILL!: DANCING. lerrard-street, Golden-square, gives utd Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz, , as danced by the select Fashionable' of Morning Sets for Ladies only—Evening ,tl.lnen. Private Lessons at all hours to to Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and refined acquirement than Public Lessons ies attended. Youth qualified for the Pro todies instructed to teach their Families, s on sale new-invented self-playing instru. to cultivate their own Dancing, give halls amuse themselves and friends with Music IESDAY THE LOTTERY BE ;INS DRAWING. • RUNDRED CAPITAL& ee Prizes of 00,000. ye Pipes of Port Wine. OCT WEDNESDAY ales will be drawn. rill Aare 6,0001. more. re drawn in the First Tot :Winds& Blank will have Four Pipet of Pert. be drawn separately—Lbtry Prize Sterling ts Will be drawn. EXT WEDNESDAY X 30,000. I Al 7 may gain X 1,875. IHBH, the Contractor Id, in the very Last Lottery, ee Prizes of 20,0001. Capitals, ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty rent Town, in the Country. y that contained Three Prizes of d. 730,000, ISH Sold them ALL! !! itction of Numbers in every Thousand for Purchasers to choose sof 30,000 Pounds, in this Lottery, i, in Cort.orua„, and Cnaansc-Cross. IDF.RS IN THE COUNTRY. SCALE OF TIME re respectfully acquainted, that in f the Lords of the Treasury having deter- First•drawn Prizes on WEDNVIDAg MOBX- C 11) s'ull be Au. CArITALS, Mr. IsISH , the is obliged to arrange for Au. zna AelEall in )f ENGLA)4II, !LELAND and Seamans, to re Ickets and Shares to ;be Contractor in Lou- der 70 Miles distance from London. Is and Shares must be sent by the Post, cu SDAY NEXT, 3d of MARCH. rre 70 Miles distance from London. is and Shares must be sent by the Post, cm ESDAY NEXT, 4th of AIA DM SDAY, FOURTH OF M.lltell, • THY LOTTIZT 111141,1%, sawn Prize will be entitled, io addition, to Pre Thousand Pounds LL respectfully reminds his Friends bile, of the limited time which now remains goes round. He recommends to their atten idvantages which they possess who purchase !MICR, as on that day about 40 Capital Prizes 15,000 Tickets be determined. It is almest e that the Scheme (which is entirely corn loney) contains Prizes of 430,000 Prizes of 3,000 Prizes of 1,000 Hundred Capitals, .1 12 Pipes of Old Port. :61:E4 are Selling, in every Variety, by C. i. Vortunate Offices, 7, CORNIM.I., and in Shares, in the Jai Lwery, 2 Prizes of 4:20,000 ld Flu- other Capitals; Prize of 430,0(X), ever Drawn. , enc7r*irg finis, Bank Notes, Post attried t Aost the following Prices: , los. Lclai /1. I - - I I • - e: - 1 7 0 MONEY WANTED on MORTGAGE of good Freehold substantial Property, sitqatipd in the County of Hants,' from TWO to THREE THOL'SAND POUNDS. t."..7 Letters, directed Ponoffice, Fareham, Hants, will be duly attended to. PATENT PAPER SANDWICH AND TEA TRAYS. JIL BARLOW having obtained his Majesty's . Royal Letters Patent, for his improvements on Mr. Clay's original 'viper, and all other Tea Trays, solicits the Nobility's inspection to a CHOICE and UNIQUE COLLECTION, painted by eminent Artists, in the Indian. Chinese, and Oriental style ; also Salvers, Bread Baskets, Knife, Spoon, and Snuffer Trays, Decanter Stands. —No. 7, Vere-street, New Bond-street. PATES IPECTORALE DES JUJUBES, for the Voice, Coughs, Hoarsenewes, &c. THE unexampled rapidity of the sale of this deli cate LOZENGE, and its consequent universal use in the polite Circlet of fashionable Life, render any particular instance of its efficacy unnessary. The peculiar properties of the LOZENGE DE JUJUBE.are to cure the most violent Colds in a time incredibly short; to compose and soften the driest and most teasing Coughs; to heal, and clear the inflamed Lung! and Thrbat ; and in a most este nishing manner, to tune anti melodize the voice. Sold by special appointment of the Proprietor, M.' La Fon taine, Patois Boyd, a Paris, by Mr. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, Price 2s. ed. per box. • ENCYCLOP.EDIA BRITANNICA. SUBSCRIBERS to the FIFTH EtSITION -IL of the ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA are respect fully informed, Oat unless they ehordy order the Parts which they may want to complete Ih-ir Sets, they will not be able to obtain them, as some of the Parts are nearly out of print. Published by Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Rest Fenner, Loodon.—Where may be had, F o Ncyccormots BarratascA, 20 vols. 362.--Supplement to ditto, Vol. I. Part I. to Vol. 11. Part 11. at IL Ss. per Part. This day was published, in 3 Vols. 12mo. price 11. 4s. boards, ROB ROY.—A Novel.—By the Author of WA VERLY, &c. For why? Because the good old rule Sufficeth them—the simple plan That they should take, who have the power, And they should keep who can. Rob Roy's Grave : WORDIWOIII7T. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh, and Long man, liurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, Waverly, 3 vols. It. is.—Guy Mannering, 3 vola. 1/. ls. The Antiquary, 3 vols. 11. 4s. SOUTHEY'S POETICAL WORK& This day were published, in 13 vols. foolscap Bvo. price 41. itis. boards, THE POETICAL WORKS of ROBERT SOU THEY, Esq. Poet Laureate, and Member of the Royal Spanish Academy. Containing Roderick, the last of the Goths, 2 vols. 16s. Curse of Kehama, 2 vols. 14s. Madoc, 2 vat. 18s. Thalaba, 2 vols. 16s. Jaen of Arc, 2 vols. 16s. and Minor Poems, 3 vols. les. any of which may be bad separate. Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa t ern os t er-r ow. Dr. NOTTs SURREY and WYATT. - This day were published, in two large vols. 4to, embellished with highly Waked Portraits, THE ENTIRE WORKS of HENRY HOWARD, Earl of Surrey, old Sir ThININAIL WvATr. the Fides ; con taining much new and curious Matter, with Notes Critical and' Explanatory, &c. dtc. By G. F. NOTT, D.D. F.S. A. Late Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. The number minted is limited to 350 copies on demy 4to. p ice 71. 7s. and to 50 on royal 4to. price 111. Ils. boards. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, London. This day was published, the Second Edition, In 2 thick.vols. avo. (closely printed, and illustrated with nine Plates by Lowry, &c.) price 1/. 11s. 6d. boards. SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION ; or ELEMEN TARY INS'PRUCTION in the various Departments of Literature and Science, with Practical Rules fur studying each Branch of useful Knowledge. By the Rev. W. SHEPHERD, the Rev. J. JOYCE, and the Rev. LAIN CARPENTER. LLD. - , The Authors of this Work have had it in view to offer such elementary instruction as may afford a good preparative for fu ture reading, to point out the.best sources of farther information, and to compress, within a narrow compass, a great fund of im portant knowledge, which could only be obtained by the perusal of a multitude of volumes. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reel, Orme, and Brown, London. Lately published, in avo. price 1.55. boards, The Second Edition, Corrected and much Enlarged, of ATREATISE on the NATURE and CURE of GOUT aqd RHEUMATISM, including general Consi derations on Morbid States of the Digestive Organs ; some Re marks on Regimen; and Practical Observations on Gravel.. By CHARLES SCUDA MORE, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Physicians, &c. Printed for the Author; and Sold by Longman and Co. Pa ternoster-row.—Also, by the same Author, An Analysis of the Mineral Water of Tunbridge Wells, with an Account of its Medicinal Properties, Etc. price 3s. sewed. NEW EDITION OF MR. FABER'S IIORA: MOSATC.E. They day was published, handsomely printed in two octavo vo lumes, price in boards 11. 4s. the Second Edition, largely re vised, corrected, altered, and augmented, of HOILE MOSAIWE ; or, a Dissertation on the Credibility and Theology of the Pentateuch; and on the Connection of the Patriarchal, the Levitical, and the Christian Dispensations : comprehending the substance of Eiztit Lectures read before the University of Oxford, in the year 1801, pursuant to the Will of the late Rev. John B.smpton, A.M. By C. S. FADER, B.D. Rector of Long Newton, Durham. Printed for E. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, Sr. Paul's Church yard!--O( whom may be had, Mr. FAaaa's other Works. ARIAS'S POCKET MAGAZTNE. Oa Saturday next, the 28th of February, will be published, most elegar tly printed, and embellished with a hand so:le Engraving by Mr. Rhodes, from an original drawing by J. Corbould, F.sq. price only 6d. or a superior edition, with proof plate, ls. of Wc. 11. I , r March, ARLISti POCKET MAGAZINE of CLASSIC and POLITE LITERATURE _ . This most elegant Work has alrtatly attained a popularity hitherto unknown in the literary world, the whole impression of No. 1. consisting of 6,000 copies, being sold in three days, and a row P.dition demanded. London : Printed for J. Arils, No. 3R, New!ate-atreet ; T. Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside ; J. Sutherland, Edinburgh ; and all Book sellers. This day was published, In One large Vol. Svo. the Second Falition, with Engravings, considerably altered and enlarged, of % TREATISE on the PRINCIPAL DISEASES of the EYES, illustrated with Cares.—By ANTONIO SCAR PA, Emeritus Professor, and Director of the Faculty of Madicine in the Royal Imperial liniversity ef Pavia, ikc. . _ . Translated from the Italian, with Nan. - By .1. BRIGGS, Surgeon to'the Public Dispensary. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the tame Author, Memoir on the Cutting Gorget of Hawkins, containing an Account of an Improveateut on that Instrument, and liornacks on she latent/ Operation for the Stone, price U. bd. Perim THE DT By Printed for I 14tda wu tiH: Prtated for Longman, .Ins COkitrerwx, Handsomely POEMS. I. fully BODY who London tinetion, by A wad By A W.. Surgeon Rztraordinai and to bin of Anatom' Anatomy ' Surgeon to " Rvery et-.. certain defined nate boundary Printed fur I THE Xi of the ment, progressi municationa, cally arrange By 111 " I att . i sut that it is impo well described •• A few pressed, prix Printed b 1 CO. Baldwin Allen ; Egerti YErm This day was Proofs on t►e Work' nu guts SEPULC Set of Monuments ter the Drar Fleet -street, Noe. I. and , of Becekugh, THE E', natory Use of Schools. 11l 'Cue lue of the N the characto Schools, for London: _ Scatchard and and Sons; Just pubUsho THE W' SU: for managing, Wines and Si making Brit and Vinegar fiat. Also. London: Jones, Finsbury• Of whom Accident, or the Remov , ••• s o lume, that to every Lima IMP: This day the S,cond down to ELEM Containini Chief Citii Mountain! Populatiot Commerce States, kc rical, Chi= From at of this Wi " This Mr. graOty evi pre3sirg IT nageabl: te:tchirg appiicatiol • • Lor.d , e. and Law A S a 1.11. orcli ar.d rrrITE CIES, S. LIVER, DIXON . : al) other irendatior above co; operation confineint and land. In of redum. they are an wise peculiai cess,2l of move eVi Sala it and Sons church-y; by the pr 1.11 tont y - • , __ .__, .. ,_.,,, m: •-te - ' --41 PTO - -, ''• • • • 4 .Per • , . .r. - 4 11P ! 1 , -• . Je-4 , :t•-•/ li Z isr- -- ; 2 ' '. (tat e r -:i . "-N .I. •.: . . . : , ~. i., ,,- .: • 0 ,04 t , . . , .. . V.'" - :14 •:" ;"41 0 t . f • 1 ef:, : e a . ):: • : • er ti[A r...e, / . i . 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V I r.,...- . ~ BERN IRISH TALES ; founded on One Hundred and Forty-oat and Threaositits Craned/ Po- Facts. reign Gerayra, in sinall Lots, condemned in the Qom of Es- i, 1 t Longman, Hurst, Rees,Ctrme, and Brown, London. chequer. % .In a few-days will be published, . , The above Genera may hp *Wed sad tasted st the Cnelleinv i I • 1 ,iererrox, a Novel, in Three Volumes, iStmo. house on the day precedieg the Sale. :- . , . " , ) ' CHICHESTER. • This day wereipublished, At die Custom-house, on Weattearsar, Mara 11, 1/ 14 0 1 ‘ . I . lamely printed in TeoKcap kw*. miee 51. 6d. Eleven o'Clock in the Fosteneon, ` • . . 3 written by SOMEI3I)I3Y; most respect' rriHE FOLLOWING-GOODS, - which Involute* ii ll ' ledicated to NOBODY ; and intended fir EVERY .11_ seised and legally eosidesnasd, vie. 1 • u can Read. , About 1947 Gallons of Genevii, ' Published at the request of several Persons of Die . 41 Ditto of Brandy, '• - - 1 e ) 1 ' Baldwin, (A-ad..rck, and Joy, Paternoster-row. Seven sawn Botties Scented Wellinel, 's " And eked 20 cwt. of lAeden I;beeehs. This day was published, - Sample, of the above *Wits may be 'seen at At COMO. In Bvo. printed on a large Type, price ss. house es the Monolog Overdue the !Mooned Win be sell Alb.. , , 3SAY on the DISORDERS of OLD AGE, ,jest to the Duties ef LNlsteess tee Exche. - . : ' , i onthe Moms for prelengbig Haman Life. . ' k.lO I "Ilielissit it sif. re Get. our be *Oak 4_, 1 f THOR Y CARLISLE, F.R.S. F.S.A. F.L.S. --"------ Niter Or' PALMOVTEL • 1 i . i "I traordinary to his Royal highness the Prince Regent, By Order of the Honourable Comellasioners of his Majesty's ! I t I s Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester. Professor Customs, on WEDIARYDAY, the 11th of March, 1818, at Ten . imy to the Royal Academy, Professor of Surgery and o'Clotk to the Forenoon, at the Castora-Hoase in this Port, 1 to the Royal College of Surgeons of London, and THE UNDER:MENTIONED GOODS, to the Westminster Hospital. • v EZ.— stage of human life, except the last, is marked out by . i • ne lbs Su g ars St other Tobacco 53 pieces Ribbon and Galloon ned limits ; old age alone has so precise and detenu is :o e i- 103 Cotton Lace , . i 4 1 ary."---Cheitao OS OLU U. 48 6 Pe pp er 50 pair Worsted Drawers 11 ° ng Loman, I lurst, Rees, lens, and Brown, London. A 34 Ginger 6 dox..pair.Co.ton Hose Just published, price 14s. extra boards, , 21 Cocoa 44 Shawls . 2 boxes Wearing Apparel /EGIS of ENGLAND ; or, The Triumphs 4 , 3 5 . S° . d . 5 Shells and Minna e late War, as they appear in the Thanks of Pala- 5115 C heeseke 3 dos. pieces Glass ressively voted to the Navy and Army ;and the Con- 8 barrel, American Flour 6 Silk Handkerchiefs 1 . s, either oral or written, on the subject, chronologi- -4 casks du. Biscuit 9 pieces Lignant Vita ;ed ; with Notices Biographical and hlintary. 89 gallons \Vine 13 Ships' Sails ,tAutticE EVANS, Navy and Army Ag-m. 10 Vinegar ' 2 Awnings . • . sure I speak the language of the House, when I say . an d ~, 131 pair Sh oes moots 36 doz. Shirt Pins . ' npossible to find any where the glory of our arms so 21 pieces Nankeen 4 bottles Barbadoes Tar, its : . p bed as in those brilliant displays of eloquence." 1 3luslin 5 Medicines. f i • Lord Castlereagh's Speech, May 20, 1816. , 1. i 1 Shirting ew Copies arc takep on large thiperial paier, and hot- An open Mat and her Materials, besides a few Mull Stones, ; . . ice It. Its. - ' some Fire Wood, old Cordage, &c. &c. And by A. J. N'alpy ; and said by Messrs. Longman and 22 Handkerchiefs e: in and f'o. Law and Vs nittaker ; Black, Parbury, and . 4 pair Hose • erton ; Westley and Parrish ; and all other Booksellers. . 4 pieces Foreign Silk ( • . for Exportation. 'S NORTHAMPTONSHIRE AIONUMENTS. 8 yards Fringe ' 11 22 lbs. Ch oco late was published, prim 15s. Quarto, 20s. Folio, and 30 e- The Goods may be viewed two days before the day of Saba c n India Paper, the Third Number, (which completes Custom-tome, Falmouth, February 18, 18111. • • . .1 1 . k), dedicated, by penuistion, to the most Noble the I ;„ • Cl'S'fo:ll-lIOUSE, RYE, FF.B. '2l, 1818. . • of Northampton, of On THURs , , .next, OAY the Pith day of !March at Ten o'clock In ' I LCHR AL MEMORIALS ; consisting of a ... the lorenoon, • tl , of Engravings from the Altar-Tombs, Klfigies, and is contained within the Comity of Northam T Northampton, af- HE UNDER-.MENTIONED. GOODS , t viz bi . - swings of W. 11. liyett, accompanied by Dc.aripeive ... About 1470 Gallons Treed) , ) a . . 1 n, &c. &c. npirits. - . sd by Nichols, Son, and Bentley, Red Lion-passage, 1630 Geaexa S I i ; • 178 Bread y Le:al strength for Dealers. t, London.—Of whom may be had, a few CuPw• of • • d 11. respectively inscribed to her Grace the Micheal 60 lll '' nd i t For.private use. " •. • sgh, and the Right Hun. Eari Spencer . , K.G. &c. =4O Geneva The ahove,Spirita will :cot he sold fora less suns thin.ths fl 1. ) '. TO SCHOOLMASTERS. ' , amount of thy respective duties payable on the impettation TWO lia, 11811•416114116•1441d•ea/411. ..... ~..t,. ater..Are - ,The C. oo dj ngY be viewed the slay before intlielen. . .. 1 / 1 4 ) ETON LATIN GRAMMAR, with Expla- 1 " 6 a ti ' Ile ' N.B. Twenty-flve per Cent. will be required as a deptille - Ty Notes, collected from various Grammars, fur the ------ -e--... , - tools. By WILMA M MAVOIt, LL .D. PORT OF WEYMOUTH. 1 . • I e sale of eight very large Impressions confirms the ye- By Order of the Honour - able Ganunissioners of his Majesty's 1 , . Notes attached to this Grammar, and fully indicates Customs , on Termatr, March 24, 1818, at Eleven o'Llor.k../n '/0 , ter which Dr. Mayor's Edition continues to sustain in the F or e noon, I t the Custom-hOUse, Weymouth, ,^ - or accuracy and neatness. flint,: GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, viz.— IA lit [ l . '°, : Printed for lAckington and Co.; Law and Co.; 1 FOR ROM CONIUSI72101111: . • . - • and Co.; Longman and Co.; Baldwin and Co.; lioosey Fifty-seven gallons of Urar.dy, 212 gallons of Geneva, 10 ' J. Richardson; G. Wilkie; and IL Fenner.. _ pieces Rope, 4 Anchors 5 battles Wine, 4 ditto Compounds, I F ' .• 7 lbs. 'fea, 12 lbs. Refine Sugar, 3 qrs. 21 lbs. Rice,. ill piia.Csaf- I Ilshed, in a small pocket voL a new edition, price 41-_., fee, 1 qr. 241bs . Tamarinds, 20 lbs. Jellies, 1 Deal, 3 Maps, 10 • 1 1 WINE and SPIRIT DEALER'S and CON. Ostrich Plarnes, 2 Ostrich-Feather Tippets. - • •• iMEWS VA DE MECUM; containing Instrecaions - FOR irtroseAttos i••.,,• . ~ ; . . ' tif . % ing, flavouring, colouring, preserving, and recovering Forty-two Silk Scarfs and Shawls, 71 Silk Ilanditerchkfs, 4 Spirits; with a Collection of approved Receipts for 17.9 Yards Silk, 11 pair Silk Shoes and Bbots, 3 pair Crilpoltitt'o, 1; +- at Iritish Wines, Compounds, Cordials, Cyder, ferry, :; pair Silk Stockings, S pair Kik Garters, 59 Yards Ribbon, 23 I qi i gar; and for recovering Ale or Porter, when state or pair Kid Gloves, 2U yards Silk Lace. - - I t o, Directions far Brewing or a small scale. . Also, the broken up III:11 of a Boat, anti Materials. i ,Il l' : By R. WESTNRY. The Goods may be viewed by applying at the CtissontshoOse ' '; I: Sold by Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mayor, and two days previous to the day of Sale, only. nsbury-square, and all other Booksellers. . s'hom may be had, lately published, price 4s. 6d. INDIA IJEDIP CARPETING. , • • . . nts of Human Life, with Hints for their Prevention, r fillE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that this 40 . moval of their Consequences. By Newton Bosworth. .1.. new Article of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, is 'SOW obvious and universal is the utility of this little Vo- brought to a degree of perfection far beyond expectadoll6.l its , l ' • •i. I a the Reviewers have recommended the purchase of it superiority in economy, neatness, and durability, appears to be i I ' 4 family in the kingdom. fully established by e:tperience, arad con fi rmed by general favour. I A variety of new Patterns have recently been brought out, 1: .4 'MOVED GEOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS. ' I . and the manufacture continues to be sold, in various widths, tar was published, very neatly printed, price 55. bound, Rooms, Stairs, & c. by II Al WARD and TURNEY, at their -ond Edition, corrected, greatly enlarged, and brought Carpet and Floor-cloth Warehouse, No. 18, Changooilley, 019 - i o the Peace of Paris, 1815, bill, lasidon. It is also to be had at most of the respectable MENTS of UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY, Upholstery aid Carpet Warehouses throughout the KingdoM. ANC I ENT and MODERN. _ T 0 counteract the many attempts that are daily I , i i e v. g a Description of the Boundary, Extent, Divisions, 1 r i made to impose on the uz.wary a spurious compositaen s, Sea-ports, Bays and Gulfs, lakes, Rivers, Capes, instea i of the Genuine Backing eb‘ in by Day and kLu we us, Forests, Islands, Government, Religions Language , I which their eddies', in, Army, Navy, Revenue, Climate, Soil, Productions, , they have adopted a iltt . ' f i t '" l' . 1 :e, Historical Events , Ikc. of the several Countries, 97, High Holborn, F. :4 ' 1 Ts so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they tn:• - t an men- .c. in the known World: to which are added, Histo- esiical, arid Mythological Notes. ticm tai this, and the difference of the typeoshich is unlike all hater I ' I , By. A. I'ICQCOT. press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. I fbe Real Japan BLACK ING made and sold Wholes:de by among various testimonies in favour of the first F.dition 1 cork, the following is extracted for its brevity : DAY and MARTIN, 97, High ' Holborn; and retailed by the Irocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per- out's i t . 1 , iis a useful and well judged little Work. It has been Principal ( fanners, Boot-makers, &c. in the Canted Kingdom, in bottles; object hi discard from the elementary stud • of g eo- / ' very thieg superfluous and helm succeeded in corn- at 6d. la and le 64 each. I : in immesise quantity of detail into a convenient and ma- DIL JAMES'S FEVER POW DER AND A N ALEPT It 4 1' compass. We are not aware of any better method of PILLS. ,1 s r. r i . iaazgraphy, than by making the pupil familiar with the CIAUTION.—I fed it my duty to remind the• Public in of the contents of such a book as this to the map." Nl.-1 from tines to time, instil it nay: become generally known, a: Ivrinted for Lackington and Co. Finsbury-square ; 'that I have removed the S.l.- of my' Grandfather DR. JAMES ' S i and Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. MEDICINES from :\ le ssri. Ni'WLEMY. to Messrs. BUTLER. add . I ill i Senn, No. 4, Cilelpside, Corner of St. Paul's Churchyard; and DILIOUS AND LIVF.R COMPLAINTS. • that their Warehouse, and :he !louse of my late Grandfather, t mild and eiectual Remedy for all those Dis- No. 7.3, Bra , o•t-street, Berkeley-square, are the only places is der which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver London wile re the Mee:eines, pis ;eared as the Public have been , iry Organs, namely • INDIGESTION, LOSS of Al'- supplied with them Icr the last -eventy years, with the latest im- ,. ; •1 E, HEADACHES ' , HEART BURN, 1 7 1. ATU I. EN- provements of the Inventor, can be procured. My own interest SPASMS, COSTIVENESS, AFFECTIONS of the may be said to swege.t this intimation; but the baneful con , e- • • . , dec. der. it may be asserted with the htrictert truth, that qucnces I daily hear o f , frau; t.i.k i:!g the spurious Medicines a:- y ;'s AE . II BILIOUS PILLS have met with more gc- tempted to be sent into eirs el..t:ai. eadsr the sanction of tog i nova!, and particularly by the Medical Profession, than Grandfather's na me, com e . I err to fr..ke it. I now sign my r Medicine whatever. This constitutes their reruns- name in t h e label of ..ach box aed :••:-ket of the Pieis and Powd e r m to the notice of every individual afflicted with the that is sent from tay InLholatory, as a pl.in dizonction of the I ro pl a i n e s , Tber unite every r e commendation et mud geneine, :iial oiler I '..•a es a cautam to the Public.—Measrs. Bus- e with successful effect; and requiriug no restraint os ler .....1 reels hare i-e.blished a ',Van-house at N 0.54, Sackville- li k i i . tent during their use, are in particular a most valuable street, Dahlin, where the Medicines array also be had genuine. , . venier.t Medicine for the Traveller, whether by sea or litouel...::.et. IL G. G. JAMBS. it tropical climates particularly, where the consequ-nices Dr. J.ev: •.', Pownen has been for nearly seventy years know a . nlant and vitiated Bile are so prevalent and alarming, as the best remedy extant for revers, ('olds, Hazu 111 senesses, L a /'t an invaluable and efficient protection. They are like- Inflammatory Dis:ases, and Fraptive Disorders attended with _ i ' :uliarly calculated to correct disorders arising from ex- Fryer : thus, in the Measles, so prevalent at this time, few other . F the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, aid to re- remedies arc employed. -erg complaint occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. Dr. .1 AME• 2 S Awatzenc Pmt.'s, by a happy union of an altera- ' ~ in boles at 24 ad. 68. 111. and 225. by K. BUTLER tive and tonic inedicine, promote it sensihle perspiration when Is, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's c'e-cked, at the name time :hat they restore the strength of the -yard, London; and 54, Sackville-street, Dublin; also constitutive. 'fiery are pat:is:daily :art iciable in indigestion, •rfocipal Bookscllers.,Juggists, and Medicine Vuuders whether induced by tier hviiig, or by a rVbldl;aoii in unseasit ; 11 \ . 'lawn throughout ilErLiiited Kingdom. climates. • 1 ilo v r . 1 •