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Creech); Idinburgh; Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Gale and Fenner ; and I', Underwood, London. This day was published, „„ P . The SLCoND EDITION,' in une t tot. Bvo price 1,25. artft, of A VISIT to PARIS iti;,ll4l 4. --By JIM*. Sc.l .. r. Botoarage.l by the rapid at. the 'Vs tirti , lon, A. thor bas bestowed P tins no eorlOc!lor, , the Si•cinid, n 1 ks wr t. ten a new t rrndanion to. the 1.V0,i. with R. &Leine t, I t.e Events. lie Visit . r.lfiltailis A Review of tl v %fond Pril I: to, Intell-etual, and cit.cial Cordi t.,tit of the T. 7.4. t•clitfar..lll; ;; ; au,,lt a s Observations on the Public ratiti`nas. and the M•tuu-Intrs of Art whist) it entrains; Rema• kt• net the 'Acts of the-. gr at Works and At. Itsititu•sniii of l'aris on the Nanuoll i awe amill Thinkingi Obtcrvatittsin , hksManntr, of the var ,us Classes of its Socitity ; on its Polit ak,;; t ottluct , and Q; . ions ; anal 1.1! the geneNti State of its laternA.:;4ll and :ittritutients in Liter.s• tare nuti Ar I Othello, Mr. REAM; lago, Mr. POPE ; Mr. HOLLAND ; Roderigo, Mr. S. PENLEY. pe-lanona, Mrs. BARTLEY ; Emilia, Mrs. GLOVER. To which will be added, THE DESERTER. Henry, Mr. T. COO*: ; Sidrodsh, Mr. MU NDEN ; ' TU lst q, Mr. BELLA MY ; Sinikin, Mr. KNIGH I'. • Louis, Miss L. KELLY ; Jenny. Mrs. BLAND, Qa sana day, The Beg gar's Opera, in which Miss Nash. fivin a.h, will make her Grit appearance, in the character of I'4) which will be a lied, wo Strings to.Yqur how. on Nlontlay, the raged yof Richard the Second. fuesclay, a Comic 01 4era ; with Past Ten o'Cloek. O o Wednesday, The WiL l ; with The Ma gp ie ; or, The Maid pabitian• 1 - 6 ,seciyof Tams rlane will speedily be revived, in shirk Mr. Kean will make his first appearance in the character kizet. :leo Farce, in Two Act 4. is in reburial. • MATIIEMAI'ICS. This day were published, in two. Price 'pi. 6d. boards, ' MATHE MATI CA I. TA BI.Eg, clntaining the litgaridims of Numbers. I.oaarithmic Sines, Tangents, and Setsnts, and a Trayerse 'Fable; to which are prefixed Loga rithmia Arithmetic and Plane Trigonometry also Examples on the Mensuration of Heishts and Distances. For the TheofSchoels. pr,i l ted for Longman, Hurst, Ron, Clunr,lll.l nr.own, Pawn: nntter-row. By I. BROWN, Mathensatician. Tbe Third Edition, improved and enlarged, with many 11+,1'01 Additions. By JOHN WALLACE, 'reacher et the Niathem4- tic*, Edmhorgli. Prinrt•d for Longman, Hurst, Refs, Orme, and Brown, Lon• don; P. 1-1111, Edlsibugh ; J. Cumming and R. Milliken, Diohlm. COoKS KLCi:NIrLY PLlSMitift) tsY J. MA MAN, 39, lAte4stv-street. Listtdon: DEM/MS of the hicti. JOAN T\VEIMDELL . .. .11 : 1+ Fellow of Trinity Cu Pry,. being a S..lrctiora of less Letters, written true Yin M 44 past- ill Continent ; r..• g,c.ber w Hi arepublica oar of his Prolusionesluvendes; to white tubjuined, an Appendix, contain ng s•-mit Account ot the ewes Jetry!al, NISS. Collections, Diawin &c and or the,r .K trararlannisskappeal ante. Po freed is a how Mii.grap',i, d Nlio dloTOTAUt tbeitge. i Wei . • " Pause oe who sleeps with n. Fancy's fond Cope aittl,Lowning• fav'rve child, Atcomplisli'd l'wtoor Lt. !” Ilaygariles Greece. . 9arlarge Volume, 4to. illuorated with Plates, m.ll r, occ. prise .E3.3,:hoards. A Li reitiser Hi rote of the MOOG/ Arms; comprehrc.l - an Account of the 'hate of Learning, fern the eh..., t.l i:. 5 Reign of Augustus, to A :revival iit the Fifteenth Century. By the Rev. Joseph Beringt. a. The value of thi. work will he •found tole, grehtly inereatpd by the addition of Two A; pen.:ixet, 14r Grit of which efli.bis concise but perspicuous view of the I .earCliily aft; Gre4t.:l; the alttli century to the Capture of Constaittiniere 11 the farki in 1453; whilst the Second presents a btirt but luminous Sketch , of the li.erary and Scientific History of the Arabians, both rheas Appendixes are replete with many earthy* yarn:A.lM; and ts the Engli.l reader, they VI dl rekoitimend th.awelves at orh.e by th•ir novelty and their iwtrest. Newly pouted in ogle tarp volume (41i7 pages) 41u F rite fts. in board*. A CIA/sit:AL Tout •ruttoutrii irate. Hat est halls dim sacra, gentes tja,, Lae uirpida popteo. ram.—Plin. Nat. Hist. tit. xo. by the Rev. John Clout - rule tastace. Third E and eitlarg:g. Elegantly printed, in 4 tads. illeatrated W:th • Map ol Italy, ten engrav4il Mart of Caurches, and If:det, erica .63 in boards. 'l'he tame Book, it: 9 vols. Vo. price .C 5 sa. ID boards. •• • to this new Edition, the Publisher loss endeavoured, by the a.ldiden of a large, accutat.:, a:rd finely etieravert Map of Italy, and by particular attAttiln to the pap.-: type, to do justice to a work which the pubsiE has rvcri v. I tei•!t such uncommon partieity. Ihe Map. two PL u o, with the ad ditional matter contained in this Edition, may be bad by the put chasers of the prev•was one. price ss. The MAP or b 1 Z4lttuai. ', s tk... SS. Mr I:LAMA/t i t; IA:TTEI hunt PAI:IS to GE.011(11 Purat, Eli. Tht Tetith hdi ion , awl. Si. A TerArtse on the WIALTH, PoTrER, aid lI.ZiouRCES of the Liititsi6ii paean, hi every part or the World; a general View el the Value of the .4110.e..1 ard other Prop.-rty. hn rite United Kingdom, and la all Co'fpnes a!nl Deiehdelicie, of the Crown, includiag the Ear Indies; the Annual lac: , nse arising trim Inland Fra Foreign Contmeree. Fistaries; an asterical.ke• count of the l'obhe Rev& :we, at- earliett srio'ds; a tiw•es 'rat View of the National -income and Espy I AullYlAut _ THEATRE ROYA 1.. COVEDIT-GARDEN. rpils PRESENT EVENING will be per. lot MA. 1 k. Troatodpese JANE SHORE. Doke of GU:ester, Mr. EGERTON; Lord Hastit gs, Mr. YOUNG. alt Cheer, )'NEILL ; Alicia, him FAucrr. To nitich will be added, the new Farce, of THE FARCE: WRITER. 1 tt PlliwctrAL ottattac Tana IT M;, ISLANOHARD, Mr. JONES, Mr. SIMMONS, hiAJHEWS, sod Mr. EMERY. !tin. DAVEN I /OR Mils MO FE, and Mrs. GIBBS. Tam (mow, As Van Like It ' • with The Poor Soldier. fo ! urday, Isabella; with The Poor Soldier. o n Monday, Ibe Li:CCIA4 Daughter ; with 'the Magpie and tM MASti. On Tuesday (lint timo) a Grapd Historical Melo-Drama, cared Je't Du Bart ; or,Tte Voyage to Poland (which ha. been ii yrerentim since last Sounder). lo which will be added, The r,..r soldier; and Ike Farce Waiter. IT - Ai HIONABLE LIANC I ,by Mr. ALLEN, prtvateiy taught, at No. 18, Sherrard-i treet, Golden-square, • haillits and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that amour/ .liment, or have not the modern style. Nit. E. L N . l. 9 , stem of teaching is espress.'y studied for those to ohne it is an object to acqeire easily that fashionable requisite ;:ens e. I society expeditiously, privately, and :n superior pie ot ;,race an: elegance. those who do not want private teaching ▪y I a at a ,n,411 expence, with a respectable set of the pulric tencloult evsiiiiigs. Professors of dancing taught ti.e rum .1 lam fi.:!^v dimes, and the superior parts of the pretties "! lie s,l:cr rip( ;ca Assemblies are every Friday. Ibis day was publi l / 4 ed• S Vols. Pro. a ttsw Edition. prier .'lt. Is. boards. of TRAVELS to the SOURCE of tS.: MISSOURI RIVER% and across the American Continem to the Pacific Ocean. Performed by Order of the Government utf the United Stints In the Years 1304, 1405, and 1806. By CAPTAINS LEWIS and CLARKE. CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, 0d.7, MS. FOR SALE, Ay Order lithe Hon. Site Commissioners Oil Majesty's Customs, `On Monday the-14th, Tuesday the 17th, Wedneday the Huh, Ttnirmi:ty the 10th, Friday the 20th, and Saturday the etat iiKant, at Two o'Clock In the Afternoon of the said Days precUely, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing lase, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Exportation. Eau-India prohibited Goods, Ste. Poe Home Conssimption, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, 'and ether Grocery . ; Pickles, Tamarinds, and ocher Preserves; Hints, Candles, kiedding, Skins ' CinvM, Seed, Pill Bisset. Slops, - Plate Glass, Tobacco, Corks, China, Riga Balsam, Dutch Drops• ' Castor Oil, Deals, Timber, Masts, Spars, Oars, Mahogany, Mars, Cheese, Tar, Saltpet!e c Rushes, Cork, Boats, three • Vessels anti Materials of VeNselst Lase, Shawls, Cambric and tuber Linen Drapery, Haberdadlery, Ho siery, Lacquered Ware, Gongs, hold and Silver Watches, and other Jewellery, Tenpin; Beam. P. Joey Palotiop, Amish ?rt. , - tal, mid Aemelosins, sod. auras,. Geosts'as oseittened SI tit:: Catalogue. CLLAIL OW ALL DUTIC.I. Also, 17 Hogsheads of Whit ' and On, Puncheon of Brandy, free of Duty foe Exportition or for Home Consumption, on pay ment of the duty of Customs and Excise. And 10 Tons of Salt for Exportation, or for curing Fish under the directions of the Excise. The Wine, Brandy and Salt to be viewed at the I.ondon Docks; the Deals, 'limber, Masts, Sitars, Oars, Mahogany. Mats, Cheese, Tar, Salt Petre, Rushes, Cork, Boat,, Vessels and Materials at the Tobacco Grqund. Rotherhi th e ; and a ll the other Goods at the King's Wa"ekouse, Globe Yard, and No. 944 Lower Names street, on Thursday the 12th, Friday the Istb, and Saturday the 14th Instihot, and no the days of Sale trust, Nine &Clock in the Mornitag to One in the Afternoon. Catalogues may be had at the King's Wiu - ehou4e, No. 90, Lower Thames street, pride is. each. Published from the Official Report, and illustrated by a Map of I , the keine, and other Maps. "- Not often dries it fall to the It.t of Reviewers to make a report on a volume of sock interest as the permit may boast.— Instead cf the rravels of a private individual, deficiettc naturally itr the means necessary to make extensive observations, and actu-' aced perhaps by motives of potential interest, we have here the result of a Ropey performed at the expense of GovernMent. and conducted by the most liberal views. Nothing. indeed, could he more Judicious than the choice of the commauders, or the selection of the privates ap,ininted to accompany them to the opposite shore of the American Continent, through a scene of toil and privation, and under eh corns:Mice. in which, vitt hou t the cordial attachment of tht it tolltswers, the authority of comm.uitiers *mild have be come unavailiug. The Journal of Captains Lewis and Clarke hems the clearest marks of impartiality, and of an anxiety to uhtain the most accurate information ; their conclusions are not biassed by any previous theory ; nor were their efforts cis-1 comseribeti by soy et atn"tatmeg • ur time es ati the means of es.- tending their" observaisons."—Mont hly Review, July I it I 5. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater limiter-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. 6JB. FA u :.Y 1,::)LR. ~.)elv rvroutPROMOTINGCHRISTIA N KNOWLEDGE. 1 1 11 E Pubik. arc respectfully informed , that a . NEW EDI f on Superfine Royal raper, Is in the Frts4. PA rI. will he published early its Noverbcr, with Pare Ekvcu of the Pitbellt Edition. Part Ten was published e:,rl/ In vept,rr.i,tr. suf 1 (flr the aocirtyl by Iltivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard. 'lids day was publiblied, Sis VL)hums Quarto, whit an Atlas, containing 44 Maps, accurately Engravod, pries Twelve Guineas, A SYSTEM of GEOGRAPHY, ANCIENT and MODERN. Io /lOUS PI ATFAIR,..D.II FAS, and F.A.S. Ediabr Principal of the Urtred t.'nliege of Sr Andrews, Ice. Yrint td for llionias Underwood, Si, Fleet-street, London; and Pet er Hill, Edinburgh. °„• 'l4 Atlas may be purchased separately, price Five Gnints:s. iteigtrerettertrviii. iinterriergeparrnit4o. - airrri - . ern - wair of the Funding System, and the ut ut. u„a, g an Historical View of t h e COlollitll and I:epeUilea cte . 01. tM Crowu. from their first establishniria, meluding the Losymne. • under the managemonr wt the Edit India Company; with us,„ r . vations ou the National Reseurcv• foe the lienenelal employment of a rtlundint Population. The whole Illustrated by t. uprow Stati.tical Tables. the tiscfnul l ir. revined and rtilarged. /di P. Colquhoun, LL.D. Iteyot 4:o erica Li as. in binds. A M sans ist., tarred in h. r Rovai Highness the Pr; PHIA, Electre , • and Itucitcts I.4l4rogry of 1 - 143 overt c0u..11441 A Deluicati,u ut lie t.;unstutuluit Aa.d Policy et Eogland ; iv• t h Anrcdere• cone. riiiiig l+trua kohl: Per-ons of that 'rime. Now first published by liercuismois of his Royal Highness the Pr 'ice Regent, :ieciirdite4 to the iJriginal in the Rope L•tsrary at ii 444.• uvrr. lip ti lhert Burnet, &slit" 01 Nalisoury. T* whie% are added, Lettcni fr But net and Leibiwz, and Fac-Sim lo.ot ;tiss ifand-w lung oi these twe sli.tiugu. r Attu. ,s,,, sat i r printed in Nyto.prico 6. hi •I, an.l royal svu. tit- W. Aa Ills roiticAt. it of the Eat:mins tiov, , :syrwr. y rer i the :is-menu-id iit :lie axons in Britain to the pre in ,s n ob soaie Dli•ocrtdti4ti cosiantekl with the Ilistery of the Gomm. ment. liy John Athol, Piores.us u Law in tile Universal of Glasgow. A new I...iniuo, Bin. Li I. wa s . Passsicr `TA 1 r. of I'UnKLY; Or a Description ut the Political, Civil, and Religious Constant's*, Gov., lint in, and Laws of the Ottontau Empire. lly t lionsas l'hoentoti, El. le render this work tour. complete, a most acetic ate Map **lnserted, of thit Turkish Empire, a. well as a Plan of Comeau:envie, no.ii beautilhlly engroved, and carefully composed from the most alio thentic materials. The SecOutl Editioo, at s vols. ttito. price Al Is. boards. rf s' IF. It A Pll.l RISE IN THE FUNDS, induce HAZ 1 :1(1), fillktNE, and Co Stock-thokers, again most r sts ctfuliy to so:itit the Public arention to the N“vel and truly In . :ralitly Scheme of the ensuing Lottery. /Sy the Plan now tOopsed, erizes exceeding Ili. , immense Amount of Three I iun 'Le I and Fourteen Thotisand in Consuls and Wisney, n . ..y be übtaimil,—whiels is' snore than double the Sum ever knots r. before with only I L,I'OO 1 iukets. 'there are in this Lx. trara.raty Lottery '1 byte Prizes of Jr 30,000. Foi.r of X20,04V, 01 .es,COO, Right of £l,OOO, &c. &c. the whole of which, as *:l,r , ..re no Fixed Prises, may be dawn no the ;tli NOVLNI - which Day the Drawing commences Wm- and Mures are olw on mak at HAZARD. 111.1lINE, an.l t'o.'s, N 0.93, Slur AL EXCUAINGS, where, in the forint, Lat tice,, Capital Prises to the' amount of mute titan Two Addible' o' Money have been Sold and filtered. AU Business in the Public Funds transacted yids fidelity ar: dispatch. EWTON'S RESTORA LIVE TOO 1' 1.1 POWDER. The advantages of a Tooth-powder, cum posed entirely of vegetables, must be obvious; fur salts and acids, which are foutid in almost every tooth-powder, c , n-iodr tee enamel, and expose the more porous parts of the teeth to the action of the air, &c. when minute extraneous particles bein.t insinuated, putrescence succeeds, and ascaries, and ultimately the I ist, of teeth must inevitably follow. Earths, Shells, anti fossils, though not so speedy, are equally de structive; for the particles, though ever so minute, being bard and insoluble, are certain, by repeated friction, to make a!! impression on the enamel ;, and the slightest impression hriog once made, nothitig can ay. rt the disagreeable cost so-qua:lux ; except ditcistitstitiing their use, and having tecourre to some salutary substitute, which instead of destroying will teed to preserve the . 1 cella instead ..f corroding the thatue!. and injuring the gums. Will raauvare and fortify both ; fir the►e pur poses no preparation ran equal VEw rine! ('troth-powder, being composed entirely of vegetables, and praicipally at one, fur whose excellent effects on the Tee:li and (Maus, we have the Mat un questionable authority. To the general approbation of Newton's Tooth-powder, the propritor is proud M boast of references to many elevated Cha racters of the Bt is ids and Foreign Courts. Wholesale Orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. New ton's Agent. Mr. Edwards, 06, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Cburch-yard, nearly opposite the North-gate. in Boles Sy. oil. each. el A ItI(CILL and Co. (Contractors lot the two last N- 1 Lotteries,) in presenting the following Scheme to the Pub- Pt. take the opportunity of making their grateful _acknowledge ment% tee past savours, and solicit'a continuance at their Old titahlished Offices, No. 7, CornhiU, and 26, Oxford-street, where , 1 llustofts in the Public Fluids is execu.ed with Fidelity and Dopatch. The I.ottery, which consists of Two Parts. the First contain irg 16,V 4, and the Second 5000 Tickets, will begin Drawing 7th Nevetaba. 'lite Scheme is so arranged, that all the Prizes that seinen after Drawing the First Division of the Lottery, will tom the Scheme for the Second, which will be Drawn the 7th December. SCHEME for 20,000 TICKETS. itSO,OOO s per Cent. Consols #90,0(0 20,000 ditto, 140,000 4,000 dito I 4,004) 1,000 ditto 8,000 SOO ditto 5,04X1 380 dims - - 3,0(0 200 ditto 2,000 100 Money Sterling 2,400 SO dit:o 2,0110 IS ditto 88,000 • 10 ditto 20,000 i% Prizes. In 3 per Cent. Commis and Money, 0r314,400 ; he LI hive Prises of £:10,000 will be add.d to the Three a . a stlwo Prizes of LvAO(X), ‘irliether dory ar•l drawn in the lira or Second Division of the Lottery, making Three Prizes of £50,000 1 Three per Cent. Cansoh. 'l'o -1 1-11 7 . PUBLIC. 14 For Want of timely care have died of medicable wounds !"—Aasa rrsoNia THE celebrated ANTI-1 M rETIGINEs. or, S OI AMON'S DROPS, (without mercury, or any dele ler''''''PrtParatlon)wt.ich stand in the highest estimation k r the "Itt "t the Scurvy, Scrofula, ! eprosy, and ail disorders oil. rinating in an impure state of the Id .od; being gradual, gentle, • n 't +bowl ir.iperceptibl•, in their operation—the best substitute th at I:3 , ever been tfoco - eered for that dangerous mineral Mer. ellr Y. wit coming the bl on d, a nd stimulating it to expel all noxious a lilt *l'N juicts, gyring rolgth and tone to the nerves, will -17:111 as it invigorating both body and mind.— Price l It per 1. or fuer In one family bottl for is. on which one small " tile ta vol. 'Cite words " Saint. e Sole s ton, Liverpool:* are en s'', l Y t ' d t ' la I he stamp of each bottle,withou. which none are genuine. " 411 ! Much Leigh, I is, Strand; Bacon and Co. 1 1 40, 01.ford 1. 'not °Piwsite New Bood•street,London, and all Medicine. ir Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual *tit if a one pound note to be inclimed, addrei,ed— A.l,: m / 144 ' 7 :Monson, Gilead House, near iLiverpocsi, ibl• pu...tqc." 4.0(0 t'4o MILLARIYS IMPERIAL cIA) BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL JITTERS PATENT. THE Nobility, ?4erchants, and the Public are re. spec-lolly informed by the Patentee, that this Cloth is sold duly stam i n3l, at the EAST-INDIA WARR - 1005PS, No. 16, Cheayside, an 1 At no other Flouse, wholesale, in entire C.lArs fur exportation ; and by the pit ce, front 25 to 52 yards each, at 2s. 2s. &I. f 3s.Od. 4s. is. dd. and 5.1.61. per yard. It is manu factureJ on a ntathematieal principle, of gnat durability, and peculiar for its sconomy and its singular conduciveness to health, emit ely rive ;ming the ill effects arssittg front sodden transitions from heat re cold after exercise, never imbibing the &Imp atmos phere on the longest sea voyages, and equally Itenelleal in hot or cold climate*, and adapted to all the purposei Of family use, for Shirting, Childrens' wear, Sheetirg.&c. the pieces; for Sheet og, both S-iths and d-iths, contain front two to four pair t acb, and surpass every other kind for economy and comfort. Ordtrs punctually executed. THE BLACKING MONOPOLY EXPLODED. IT is now certain the Art of Nl.inuracturing LI QUID BLACKING has reached the ACME of PERFEC *DON ; that thereos and lia4 been a competition haws en certain Blacking Make's; which has riven a spur to the Inventbn; and ' we can, from actual esperirnce say, that Rimier l'onnites, ' Illackmg Manufart.mr, in London-load, auuihwaili, has oar DECIDED PREFERENCE over any we have yet seen or made trial of ; and lie rybalities, we [eel satisfied, are such as none can EXCELL and few tan EQUAL. REAL - JAPAN BLACKING. Sworn at the Mansion House, before the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, June 29, 1815. R ICHAR D TURNER, 114, London road, Sonthwatk, in the County of Surrey, Blacking Mantifacturer, maketh oath and :,aith, that the KEA L JAPAN BLACKING, now made and slid by him, in his own proper Name, at his klanutactory,in the London-road alortmaid, continues to be made by the same Work men who have hitherto been employed by this Deponent in his Business, and is of she same quality in all respects, as that which. under the names of Gso. DAY and HIN• for several years last past, been Prepared and Sold at the said Manufactory, In Sin-penny, Shilling,and Eighteen-penny Bottles. P .4X•lt2raon.e.fro LMARIC.-I.lerclimits and shopkeeper," supplied with the above Blacking, with sin Months credit, by addressing their commands to the Warehouse, wlwre a sin gle Bottle may be had as sample ; and also by the under-mentioned Shopkeepers Wis, 22, Leadenhall-street; Curtis and C.. Hulhorn-hill ; Zefterque.t, Biackfriars-ruad ; lusuU, Queen wAreet, Borough; Cordon, Croydon ; Macklord, 37, Toolerstrect ; John Moir, merchant, Aberdeen ; Ewan, 215, High-street, Poplar; Brown, Hermitage, Wapping ; Montow,Beuverie street , Temple ; Wit hams, Eatstreet, Serer Deals ; bchoules, shoemaker, opposite the New Chards, Strand; 'lurk, Ewell; Beaver, Fore-street; Turner, currier, Carlisle-lane, Lambeth. • D. Ask for Trustees iliekins. CHING'S WORM LO7Atilea3. WORMS are allowed to be the most frequent Sources of °dickens' Diseases :-.-Their Symptoms every Parent should be acquainted with. Thej occasion low of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and an irre gular state of the bowels, attended with violent pains; they bring on convulsioos a ff ect the growth of the body, and often prove fatal, by ends, in a coasum or decay. Both as a preventative and cure for these complalnts the above excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the bigheit characters in this country, to have no equal. Their public approbation. given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its efficacy In their own families, stamps Its merit beyond competition. and gives a sanction to it which no other Medico, of the Mad can boast. From the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of CARLISLE To Mr. CHINO, Apothecary, Cheapside, London. Ste—l readily embrace the opiartenity your letter affords me, of adding in) testintouy to that of the Loaf) Cat BA cost, ill fa your of your ClilNG's PATENT WORM LOZENGES, my rldevt fi mu the use of it. He had been stowed for several weeks previous to kis taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, was languid, and codiplained frequently of pains hi his head and side. The lord Chief Baron,who bad accidently seen him in this state, fort mutely recenionei•ded me to the trial of your Lozenges; and that no time might be lost, or any mistake might occur, In obtaining the ge• swine Medicine, seat me three doses of it. 'fhe first of thew occasioned a visible amendment, and after the second dose every unpleasant symptom disappeared, but I judged it right to give the third, as the tw• termer had agreed so uncom manly well. From that time my NM I has been in perfect butch and I certainly attribute his cure wholly to the efficacy of the Worm Lozenges. I have since recommended your Loseuges in I several instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to assure you, they have uuiformly been of great service, I ought to add, that from thetiatusW of the effect produced by ham fu my sou's case, I apprehend the complaints to havd arisen from an obstruction bete/et-tithe stomach and viv:eta. 1 am, Ste. Rose Castbs, Dec 7. E. 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