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London, 17th Julyont 5. *T - ;,;•6 ICt is hsreby giver N all Peksossi desirous qf cox -1.1 tracting to asiptig BREAD bosh of his MojoiSP Lam 1 forces . • • .vent. f Quarles.-asse 2ita7rer:ki si ray id refakelii LONDON, and its Vic.nity, sti the Dlliveries are so cdmmence on and for the 11.1.1 s Day .% : ._mt nest; that Proposals in writing, sralpd up sod marked 1, ..let for Army Supplies." wilt be received at this Oflice, on _tore "fuesciay, the Bth day of said Month of Augunt, (bat 40n. will hr received aft-r twelve o'clock on that day), and, if wnt by post, the postage must be paid. . Proposal must have the Letter width b atuseted to the r e nder properly tilled up, by two persons of known property ea. vg%111: to become bound with the party tendering in the amount ..,aril in the printed Particulars, for the due perfordiance of the ortrict; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a Pit , I,d Tender, and-the priees expressed in words at length. o.ll't icu lars of the Contracts may be had upon appitcatiou at this hetwren the hours of eleven and five. • .-----____ - NEX'r tHURSUAY. LiIV IFT and CO. are selling Tickets and Shares of ... the (:RANI) LOTTERY null drairirig (warranted un .7....0vr': at thell 4)ffices, ;\ .l. ro-t.itty, I No. 31, ALDOATI thou :2,t_lis.s;mo Csoss, Summit. '1:.:- Wheal still contains the following Grand Prizes: 1 - of - 140,000 1 - - - 30,000 1 - - 2,000 3 - - - 1,050 4 - • . 1,000 4 - - - 525 &e. &e. &c. One of the Golden Prises drawn the Tint Day wu sold at SIVW 1' and Co.'s Offices. Next THUIV;DAY is the Second Day of Drawing. I.IRA I . DAY'S DRAWING, JULY IL • No. I t,17!, a PRIZE of X. 10,000, Saki in One Quager, Two Eighths, and Ugl4 Slataeadts, by RICHARDSON, GOODI.UCK. and Co, 0 ECOND DAY es 1) WING NEXT THURS. DAY, July 27.—'I.hitd and List Day, August 1. RIM wliEkl.: 1 - ot .t 40,000 I - 30,000 1 14000 S (in Gold) • 4 - 1,050 1,000 4 - . (in doh)) b ales )5 • - .. 100 And the fell proportion of £3O and £l5 YtiZe& rads and Shares, w4yr:tuted undrawn, are on sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK4 and Co. Contractors for the Tre.ent Loco y,at their glees, Cemhlll, and Chariot-Cross. RICH WHEEL. ONLY TWO DAYS to DRAW, and the Great *hes of 4E40,000, . 12 3t 4 ,000, Likewise, 1 • Prise of . rE2,(00 3 - (in Gold) - 1,050 4 - - - 1,L03 4 • (in Gold) --• 525 15 - - - 100 • And; great proportion of Xso and XIS yet undrawn. S.cun ' Day of Drawit g, NEX I"I'HUR.SIiAY, July %7, "I hird and Last Day. • IVESDATe..#OII 4 OI J.* Vairanted uod , awn Tickets and Sheet bye eeting by CAR • ROLL awl Co. Contractors the the present Lottery, No. 7, Cendell. aid ell, (Word street ; Where N 0.7,1 il, one of the Go.kli Puri s drawn the Fir. t D.l% . waa Sold hi Shares. A VA►.UABL.E SCHOO FOR YOUNG LADIES. pub.islcd, very neatly printed, price es. plabilp, or 7s. 6d. • elegantly bound, THE FENIALE CLA S•BOOK; cr, THREE 3. HUNDRED and NIX: Y-FIVE kF. 4 DINO LF.SSONS, r the tl-e of Schools, for ,very iy in the Year : con * (.. 1.1 4.4 1 , Instructive, and Entertaining Extracts, from I • Wit.. s,neon Subjects el Femaio Education .and Man o •by MARTIN smAktr. • IL. great pin peoi. this COmpilation is to supply Young 1.3 . .-s with a' Crum• n, strictly apposite Penults Reading, *elec. him the most di,tit!stilibed Authors, who have employed tLrir poi• on the subjects of Foniale Duties and Manners. All Le I. , '' t. nt writing which abound* in to melancholy a degree i iumpllarioni of nearly' similar title and pro:ClItiOIlt, is ettluk.l tr...ti this Wntli ;" whteb aires to recommend itself to young wo a re during licir education and alter its complenion, as 'a v 'NMI' equally attractive and in•trueting, but which at the Una: • .ntr challenges tkl inspection and approbation of their Pre ttpur,•..4 and Pa: cults." Lon .01. Vrilited for Laekington, Allen, and Co. ; J. Walker anit Co ; C Law and Co.; V. C. and J. Rivington ; Dorton, Ito vey, aerl Co. ; J Harrls - Boosey ;J. Miiwtuani A. Bald. sr o .'n. ; t'.; and Sharp. an d Hades. A Nk.W AND ELEGANT EDITION OF D QUIRIR , IN SPANISH. Ms day was published, very orally printed, is four Volumes, ;rue JCL ii. ' pLINGENIOSO HTD, , ‘ LGO DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA. ' . • 4.;. , mpuevo por MIGUEL DE CEIRVAIIIII3 SAAVEDRA. %rya td•siun, corrigola por EL Rise. Den Ihaiei FLItINAti• asz. A. M. I .oadan : Printed for Lackiagton Allen, and Ca. .Flasbury *Plan F. WmgrAv-, Sirand ; Boosey, Broad.hreet ; Long-' mar And co. racernoger-row; C. Law and Co. Ave Marla-hue; and L. Dini.o and Co. Soho-square. Of.wharn may be had, 1. An Ezirlish Trandation of Don Quignse, by Jarvis, In four volt elegantly printed, prier £l. • Aleo, I fir Adv.-mon:. of Gil Blab, tra p fated into Porta.' tue.e, by Fernandez, 4 vols. 14s. '. Aoki an English "Inranslation of the same, by Smollett, grinttti, in 4 v ols. 18s. 4. A Nrw ComnterriAl and Military Grammar of the Spanish I . 3l 'gthigr, by J. E. Murdente, a new edition, greatly improved, I...ic e 14 s•bpanish ExercOes, adapted to the above Grammar, by Mr. :1%4. itiite, price Si. This day was published, price 4s. d'''ry neatly boend.an I lettered, with an .elegant Frontispiece, THE JUVENILE CORRESPONDENT • SCRIPTURAL and MORAL INSTRUC COX ; fur the :chooli, and Young People generally. Hy a CLERGYMAN and PRECEPTOR of YOUTH. _ _ " he contents of this volume will fer better elucidate I printiplerthan can be done by any partial estracts. 13y these tt win be seen that this Work is intended to expand the ideas i kit. of those male and female Students who have acquired the Rudiments of Education, and are, ascending the me re elevated rein of the scientific Temple. It s. , enis to up well calculated to auswer the intention of the benevolen: and learned Author."— %We harinan Magizine. Lanaion : Printed for Lacltinron, Allen, and Co. natter/- lieu,. Of whom may be had, lately published, Davies's New Reading Exercites, adagted to the Capacities of ehd'ren of either &a, !eons Sill to Twelve 'Years of Age, price 'I. bound. übertson's Geographical Ezerche Books, for the Use of rt.onls or PHvate Learners, /lc Hassell's Young Artist's As►istant, befog a Familiar Introduc -'4,'; to tbt Art of Drawiog, Csdouring, &c. ss. The Art of t.ort hand Perfected; wile' thy that useful know `'aSe limy be aoluirod is II or t a tittle than by any other s) nem. MONDAY, JULY 24 ' , 1815. This day was published, in Bvo. price 91. boards, MONTH,ERMER, a POEM.-By EDWARD QUILLINAN, E.q of the l'hird Dragoon Guards. Printed for Longman, llurst, Kees, Orion, and Brown, Pater• nor et-row. WATERLOO SU mica's no V. AT a MEETING of the GENERAL COM MITTEE at the Citi of London Tavern, the tuck July, ISIS, Sr JAMES SHAW, part. M.P. in the Chair, Resolved, That Charles Turner, Esq. and William P. Mee putt, Esq. be added to tbC Committee. The Treasurers reported, that they bad purchased 10400 per Ann. Long Annuities, and £74,000 3 per (tent. Reduced Stock. Read a Letter from his Grace Field Marshal the Duke of Wm.ustorott, from Paris, exposing his great sati.faction at the sympathy and kiuduess of the Country, eheetn towards the brave Officers and Soldiers who fell or suffered under his corn. mud, in the great cause of their Country and of the world. JAMES SHAW, Chairman. July 21.—Admiral Earl St. Vincent, K. 2. was added to the Committee. All Communications and Notice of Subscriptions are requested to be addressed to the &miter:sat the City of London Tavern, Subscriptions are received at Lloyd's; at the City of London Tavern; and by all the Bankers of the Metropellk. Amount of Subscriptions alres; Borough of Southwark, on account .E5OO 0 The East India Deck Company 210 0 Thomas Greenaway 5 5 Tiles. Greenaway, jun. 1 1 Michell Greenaway S s Edward Greenaway 1 1 Hadley Church CoUeca doe after a Discourse by the Rev. T. King, 3541 I Ns. 7d. Additional from the Stock Exch.r.tge. Wm. Start:lcy. • 20 0 J. J. Hensley iu Charle• `cokes 10 It• Peter Mi • . 5 c P.uvter st,:i Addison 10 10 Langdale and Son SI 10 Greco; Wards& Green 52 10 T. U. Keay 10 10 Mrs. Deacon 10 0 4 advertised, £s9,C4s Se. 84. Two Wagers on on the• point that by Christmas next the power of Bonaparte would be destroyed by the arms, of the Allies, by R. B. B. 15 15 Charles Littledale lO 10 John Watts S 5 John Hall 5 5 I Rutherford k'Wagstaffe 52 10 W. B. H. 2 0 1c ha Edye 10 10 Jo'm Sdner 5 0 Wolliatu Oreenwood 5 5 William Hudson 10 10 J din Morns 10 ill ik• v• . 4 '!mott 21 0 John Repine B. Torin 26 5 10 0 Bovril. Cole & &mill SI 10 John Biker 56 0 This day were published, • Tn Post Octavo. price Ts. in boards, MEMO! It S OF .AN OLD WlG.—Printed for I,opgillaii, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Bromd-Paternester row ; at the British Gallery, No. 34, New street. This .lay was published, crown Oro. price 7s.bnarda, ATOU R. through some Parts of ASTRIA, CARNIOLA, STRIA, AUSTRIA. the TYROL, I I'ALY, a.id SICILY, in the Spin of 1814, 14 a Young Eng lish Merchant. ' London: Printed for (bale and Penner, Paternoster-row. This day was publicised, In One Vol. I e.mo. price 6s. in boards, A TRIP to LONDON; or, The HUMOURS of a BERWICK SM ACK. Interspersed with Topogra phical Notices. Vela dabant bed • peseta Angliarn ventis.—Viao. • PAnred for Thomas Underwood, 02, Fleet.street ; John An derson, 40, West Sellthfiald, Londqn ; and Mactedie, Skelly, and hilttekersy, Edinburgh. Tide day was published, in /Ivo. (the Sixth Edition), Price 14s. and 1n rnyil airo..Price I. Ss. bonds, ROKEBY: A POEM, IN SIX•CANTOS.--; WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for Longman. Hurst. Rees. Orme, and Brown, Lon don; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of wham maybe had, " A Syr of ILLUSTRATIONS to the above PAM, mimed after Da+itns, ''teraerd. Esq R . A. in the first Style of excel . eneo. price In 4to Proofs Al Ins. s Prints In Reo. I 11‘. This day wail pubbsbesi, in folio, with 16 Maps, Ancient And Mown, price 47 7s in Sheets, £6. Ils..bound, In Sheers withoet Maps ia. Ss. bound 46. Is. a New Edition, of BLAIR i s CHRONOLOGY and HISTORY of, the WORLD from the CREATION to the end of the Tear of CHRIST, 1014 411‘r•trated in 59 Tables, the two last arb entirely new, containing the remarkable events during the last 14 years. The two LW sheets, with the Index, may be had separate. • . Sold by J. Maynard, Panton.stiest, Haymarket; and A. Du lanson, Infirmary-street, Edinburgh, Agents for the Proprietor. This day was published, in tlvo. price 10s. 6d. boards, I , THE MORBID ANATOMY of the BRAIN, in MANIA and HYDP °PHOBIA ;, with the Pathology of these two Diseases, as collectsrd ftpm the Papers of the late Atatalw MARSHAL, M.D. many years Teacher of Anatomy in London : with an Account of soMe Experiments to ascertain *healer the Pericardium and Ventriclei of the Brain contain Water in a State of Health. To which is prefixed, a sketch of his Life. By S. SAWREY, Fellow of thp Royal College of Surgeons, formerly Assistant • Lecturer to Dr. Marshal. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reis, Orme, ind Brown, l'.t.r nntser•row. • DR J. CLARKE ON DISEASES OF CHILDREN. This day were published. In royal 6vo. prlce IN. 6d. boards, OMNI ENTA RI ES on same of the most IM. v.- , • PORTANT DISEASES of CHILDR LSN. Part the First. Containing OlnZervvimui on the Mortally of Children—on Net—Dentition—Convulsive Affections—lntim. MAtioll of the Bralit—Hydrocephaluf interims—and Epilepsy. By JOHN CLARKE, Esq. NT. l). &e &c &r. Print d Car Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster row. Of whom nrty he had, lately published, Observations on Diseases of Females. By C. M. Clarke. In royal aro. with Plates, yrice cEI, I s boards. This day was ptibli•lted, in Syn. price Its. in boards, A VISIT to PARIS ;n 1814. Being a Review of [IL thu Moral, Political, Intellectual, and Social Condition of the French Capital : including Observations on the Public Buildings, and the Monuments of Art which it etenains ; and Remark* on the Effects of these great Works and the Institntinm of Paris on the national Taste and Thinking : Observtolont on the Manner' of the various Clams of ks Society ; on it+ Political Conduct and Opinions; and on the general State of its Informa. tfon and Attainments in Literature and Are. By JOHN SCOT P. Editor of the" Champion." Printed for Lorrnan, Hurst, Reis, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. MR. F ' OE'S SPEECHES. This day were published, io Sia Vol.. Soo (with an Introduction, 'ln, the Right Hoe. Lord Eft sat ma), psis% 4 4 . es. beards. . • , • . THE SPEECHES of the Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES, PDX. In the House of Commons. :rented ;or Longman, Horn, 9 ces, Orme, and Brown, Pater. imeeer.r6ve ; and Janie, P idgway, Of whom may be had, 1. Speifehell of the Right klon, William Pitt; In 3 vols. *so. fit. l Is. 0. boards. 2. Speeches of the Right Hon. 4PlPlant Windhain ; in 3 vols. Svc. Si. 16). beaMs. • 3. SIA*ChtII of the Right Non. J. P. Carrara. h evo. (the 416 'FAlitioo, with Additions), price Iva. Imardc . In the Pogo', and speedily will be published, Speeches of the . Right Honourable Edmund Burke. This day Was published, in g Vols. Sea. (the Second Edit ) ptice E 1 ss. boards. of A SKETCH' ot the HISTORY of EUROPE, horn the Year 1783 to the General Peace in 1814. exhi biting a View of the Commotion is Holland and Brabant, the Watobetwee.i Rtwia. Anvils, the Ottoman Porte, ant Sweden, the Annihilation of the Kingdom of Poland, the Revolution of France, and the Wars which Dave proceeded from that extrani• dinary Event, with the recent hevolutions in Spain, Portugal, and Sweden ; the Abdlctuinci of Nvoiesin Bonaparte, and the Recal of the gourbini Familf.—By JOHN !BOLAND. Printed for Longman, Burst, !tees, Orme, and Browd, Pater nflaer-row ; and W. Sheatdown, Doncaster. U 1 whom ;nay be liu.l, by the sante Author, 1. The litstory of Ettr.i.onl, front the earliest Period to the Clore of the War t I Bel, in 4 vols. tiro. price 164. bulls. 2. Grog and liist.View of theWorld,s v. 8v0..C3.13r.6d. bds. 3. The History of iipain, in '2' vole. two. £l. 4s. bds. 4. Letters on Natural Ht.trry, !Into. ":s.iid.bdr. 5. Letters on Atm. 31:(1 Mod. History, l9luo tis. Ws. h. lissays uu Valuta z.ubjtsts, in bvu. 12s. bds. _ T HATCHED HOUSE SUBSCRIrrION for WATERLOO SUFFERERS. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Chairman. To amount of Subscriptions already advertised £7,b17. Os. Os. Miss L. XI. 2. H. Peters, kin. Ktq. 10 0 Mrs. S. M. Booth 50 I John Cann:hell, Esq. MO 0 Arch. lismiPon, Esq. 5 5 Lord Bradford 105 0 G-neral E. Stevens 21 0 T. M. Phillip% Esq. 50 • Gtneral C. Cuyier u 5 •% l Sir Isaac Heard 5 5 C:tptain 3.1.. Ranier 10 10 General Sir W. Keppel f 0 0 Mrs. Rowland •- 1 I F. Bedwell, Esq. ui 0 NI ejor D. It. Parker 10 0 I Mrs. Burr 10 10 Joint Murata, Esq. 52 10 I Lieut. (It,. Daniel Burr 10 10 Fail Bathurst .105 O E.. Bootle Wilbraham, \ Sal ,pls of S-afford 105 0 Esq. M. P. 50 . 0 Earl i .resite -off I los 0 Mr. Villiers% Servants 4 4 t a rt Filiweiliana. 2010 It General 'I arletan 20 3 Ili mt... ts OtAt. F.sq. 1(.5 0 The Lord Chancellor .sir. G . Nl. Rickard 5 0 of Ireland 105 0 Lori George. •Ilyiiiie 21 0 Mr. John Arthur 5 5 Livia. G. n. H E. Bligh to 10 F. Knight, Esq. 10 10 I Major General bir lit J. Alruck. jon. Esq. 10 10 B,pibury 25 0 i Lord &mu-bawls 100 0 Osli. Markham, El. 52 10 - I I.urii Charles Manners 50 0 Lady loulteney . fsti 5 R gh. Hun. J. Tilley Ad- John iiatotll; Esq. Iq. Si u " Cisigton 52 10' J. L. Pawn4ll, Esq. -S 5 An. raw Straban, Esq. 52 10 SirT. M. tiestinge,llr. 24 5 Henry Goulhouru, Esq. 25 0 Lady litselrige • 25 5 &tight Hea. Charles Messrs. Barker and Co 2i 0 Yorke et e lion. Philip Peary 50 0 I The l'arish .f Long Die Gest. '•ir C. Asgill, !lan. 10 0 I ton, • urrey, per the Earl of Ashbumhain 105 0 I :ter Brian .iroughtoss 32 2 Admiral John . Mark- Rear-Adnural italics 3 5 ham 10 10 I Geteral Wilford 51 0 General R. Oilskin . el 0 Major• General Sir W. Lieut. General Hon. E. . ILison 21 0 l'hipps 11l ii Lieut. Gen. Sir Moore Lieut. General Hon. E. • Disitty 10 10 Finch SI 0 Lieut. • General John A. B. St. Leger, Esq. 5 0 Ramsay • 21 0 P. Fitzhugh, En. St 0 Right rion:Sir W.Grant 51 10 Hon. G. H. St. John 10 0 I Charles Grew, Lag. of Lieut. Central Hugh Martin que IMI 5 Dalrymple 21 0 I Unpatron.l Vandyke,jiin. S 0 Lord Lind..ay 21 0 lt. E. Carnarvun Rifle DOwag r Lady Suffield 21 0 I Corps 10 0 lire. 1. Annesky 21 u Two days pay of the . 'llirec Ladies 3 a Officers, Nou-commis. Collection at the Parish sioncdOfficers,Bugleis, - • Churcli of Kidmin; and Privates, of the Sion, Hants, £/5 its. 10i. Royal Glamorgan Mi. 1. Albin stark, Es* 21 0 Inis, Zit ISa 3d. Mi. Harris 2. is Esti speucer 105 0 G. Harrison, Esq. 50 id Right Hon. N. Bnad 20 t) Lady Eche . 3 0 Nita. E. Daplitui 1 0 W. J. 5 5 General its.nrs Balfour SI 10 A Friend 1 b Mr. Charles Gotiby 2 2 Wm. Dawson, Etq. 21 0 Livial. Gentral air S. Earl of Ruseberry 52 10 At hiiiiltY IS 0 Duke of Grafton 105 0 Lnrd Melville 100 0 Lieut. Col. Lambert 10 0 1 luis. hl.s-.1 ullaw. Curzon 3 3 Captain Christian 1 I Marquis of Anglcsea 105 0 ,Was. Girt:mond, Esq. 21 0 Hon. Gen. E. Stoptord 10 10 Jas. Chapman, E.lq. 10 0 0. S. Wegg, Ea+ eV 0 Admiral Sir Jahn Otde si i 0 T. H. Rigby, Esq. t:0 0 Lady Gide 10 10 Glncral Larenvii.e. 21 o Mrs. Vaasittart, Yu 0 Licur.litii. sir A. Hope 21 0 Miss Vansittart . 1.0 ii I Mr. 1 ..I it 0 Admiral Gum 10 0 l Major• 11enei al Sit H. Dean and Chapter of • '1 otrtils £1 0 I Christ's Church Col. Fran-is Moore, Esq. 10 ill lege, oxford ios • 0 General bit ..Charles Captain H. liaselfoot 10 10 lisitii. l o 50 0 E. D. Scott, Esq. 10 10 Bishop ut Carbide 20 0 Air J. Scutt, Bart. el 0 Cuutteisuilt al Anghain 25 u Rev. E. Balmy . - 10 0 Robert IVis:sewr.ght, Dean of Rochester 21 0 Esq. 10 10 J. Christie, Esq. 55 I Churl... Mare, Esq 5 5 W. Ltuk, P.sq. g 3 o Randle Wilbraham, Esq. 2S u J. ennuis, L.q. lc, it) K. F. G. 10 10 Miss Curtt. ii 10 10 S.D. 'Colton, Esq. 10 10 Earl of :tantford and R:gbt lion. bir W. Wart ingtun £OO 0 bCutt 5 10 04'. 0. CAR rkk. Subscriptioas are reamed by the principal Bankers, anti by the re: wirers, at the I►ouae of Mebers. liaounerbtry and Cn. fall-Mall. It is particularly 'quested that all Letters from the CiiitrY to thy Committer, be exac.ly thus Atheism.' t " Tit the M astutioster Watt:floe Asaociatloa, Thatched Heuer, I.oudutt." Communications, in Town, to the Committee, may be made to the Secretary, W. U. carter, Est Temple Chcozbets, Flea-met.' PRICE SIXP:. IAI. •N • HI? ItEl't tit O• CO o 1 OCK THE ANNUAL SALE. at Surr N, in the county of Notibantittoo, m..tt t Lite •,•! is • fel I'liannialfs September 41. 10115. Jib he.) will be till-o‘eil Isom I . NII to !Waive (t)WS and 11..IrEitS; Six o. ti-r• a year`- old OXIStil,, (Ilit for the Botcher, tie up; ; alito taltu.it ttiO long-wool &HEEL', consisttng of Ewes, '1 heaves, anti two-sheaf tat Wetherl • At tht tame riffle will be Sold. Fen fat long-hoinri C3V/3. The above Cow Stock will be sold wi!hout rrsisrve St? Slipton is seven mi'es from Kettering. anti two from I hrapston.—The Sale to co " nienc if.a I I . l ii e; 1: _ GREAT FALL ON IRISH LlNht46. THE Public Are respectfully Acquainted that 11:.ta Linens are Eno numb reduced in Price, arid t hey van be supplied with single pieces fell toper a ut. iiiiutr the Ilvhhit Marker, at the Belfast Uwe Company's Wart !Kiwi, estiblist,ed in London upwards of 12 years. Each peeve i. v• !rtanto.l tor wear, and grass and if a fault appears 'llr moi l er r e : turned. abatenttnt ever made. Ot:e trial will prove the great saving in purchasing their I inens, .s Iles E gra.4 hiemited they war much tonTer than svhto whit. ned by a cite , - nticat process. Ors Les executed by their agents, Rrouk hurch, and O'Keefe, 50, Great Russell -street, illootaishury, opposite the Width Museuin. • FOR THE TERTH ANT) BUT LE It's celebrated VEG ETA BLE TOOTH POWDER is with confidisice, recommended to the of the Public, as the most efficacious Preparation for Preserving the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and producing a platy whiteness without hipairing the Enam.l. It imparts a fit mess and beautiful redness to the Gums, to the Breath the most delectable sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth-actse, by removing its cause-4hr Scurvy in the Gums...-Price 2s. fd. the Sox. BUTLER'. Superior LAVENDER WATER, tram its ele• gent fragancy has received the Approbaion of their Royal High.; times the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies of the Ent Distinction. In Hal pint Bottles 4w; and Pints fs. Prepared and sold by R. Bo Twee, No. 4. Cheapdde, Ltindon; and by his Ippointment by Smith, Batter, and Rvaburn • Bain burgh ; M'Bryd, Baxter end .M•Dosiald, Glasgow; ("region, Billings, and Jolly, Liverpool ; Lynch, Atkinson, end Stains, Manchester; Spraggs and Crew, Portsmouth ; Harvey and Skelton, Southampton • Holland, Granville. Nettle - ton. anti Kendall, Plymouth; 14per, 1011, and Cha'e, Exeter; Brown, Hart is, Barry, and Prosser, Bristol; Cruttwell, and Barral, Beth; and most Piefenters and Meditate Venders in evesy sown; in Boles at 2s. fd. each. BRI I'ISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, QuSts-aiTIitEET, CaaAHloa. • T i. m itABLE PAINTS, and COAL TAR. pa P o s w N N E , T for Park Paling, Shales; Out budding', and Weather-boarding, of every description. Invlcble Greea, per cwt. sda I Red or Brown, per Mt. 425. Dark Green, 76s Whi.c Paint Ws. Mitt' ditto - Ilts Prepared Oil, to thin them Lead Colour gem for LT.., 51. *AI. per Gall. Stone Collier fdis. Fine Paint ror Inside Wolk of Chocolate esker . 56r. every description. ate. ate. Relined l'ar Brown 2tv. per cwt.—Common ,44 . per cwt. N. B. The Inipenetrable Paints are very ornamental, a d will surface nearly twice as great as other Paints • t'.. y also 1. fp a durability which renders them pi culiarly s." .;,pled to work con/nand% exposed to the ctlectr of the It...saber ; and from their being ground in Liam( d 0 I, and dry log very quick, they are applicable to the general puyposes uf Useful Inside Painting, as they give at the same time a preserva ing and very handsome covering. they arc Also a cure fur the Worm sod Dry Rut, will stand In hot Climates, an., are easy of application, being used in the same manner As ocher Paints I be COAL TAR BROWN is recommended for •lat c .rering of Rough Fencing, Porous files, Wood under Ciroutui or Water; pariewarly the Retnied, which is perfectly in ‘ l / 4 sire; the Wuod Will not penetrate where it is op. d; it is or very good colour, dries hard, and is easily applied,r...quiring only to be heated and laid on with a common tar.l‘rush. :'old UP lON and Co. Quersi-streef, Cl.eapsitk. --- • FOR IiPRAINS, Scc. DR. STEERS'S OPOULLDUL.—This •ery • scellent Me , ici ca , not I.)r th- limn* P. Neobery" he rogiAteetl in the stamps It t become weer tory t• comet the public r? tau. •u th this ~arncal.ir, a. c fest. are slid in almost every tioWil and %trey . ; iii4tl ot , eti by •oer. gm% who wou►d not be suspecte I of all attempt to deceive and deft and their customers. •I'ht• Opndeldoc super:or • o al , (Eh, r applications in the curt of sprains, bru sea, rh..inii.nomi. cramps, mid numboesa, and for the limbs when in a paralytic if is also particularly serviceable tor the maternal complaints of 'tones dop, &c. .mold by F Newberi and Sons, at the old estah Jelled Medi cine Warehouse, in St. Paul's Church-yard I.arlen, price its ed. a bottle; but u many persons mistake the Lome, observe Ihit the Number is 45, the Third front ChreptiOn. For want of timely care Million have died of medicable wounds!"—AILIIITROMI THE celebrated ANTI-IMrETIGINES. or. SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without mercury. or an dele terious preparation) which stand is the higheatesticiation tor the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy. and all disorders mi. ginatiog In an impure state of the bit iod; being gradual. geode, and almost Imperceptible, In tbeir operation—she best substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral Mer cury, sweetening the blood, and sdniulating it to expel all noxious and Impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerve., vening and invig orating both body and mind —Price iis. pie bottle, or four hi one family bottle for sSs. on which me small , bottle is saves. The words `• SamL Solomon, Liverpool," are en graved on dr stamp of each bottleorithout which none aregamine. hold by Samuel Leigh. 18, Strand; Bacon and On. I 50, Oxford. street; opposite New Buud-street, London, and all Medicine- If enders. e.Y. Dr. Solomon expects, wheel consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a ede pound wee to be inclosed, addressed—. " Moneli Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Hoes% now Liverpool. Paid double postage." - • ---- - . DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. riIHE&E Pills long since obtained a just celebrity 1. in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and front their great success in many obwit ate bili ous disorders, on numerous Patients of stistiuction, and others, perricuhirly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, the Dowager Lady Say and Sale, the Viscouates. Butke:ey , Ste. ate, tie was pet suaded to offer theta to the Public, under the appro. Onion and sanction of their names. They are found to be an incomparable 'remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, or prtveming crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and Mtg.. levers. they remove habitual and ti mpvrary costiveness, sick head-achs, and heart burn, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to tact" and will he found a most Valuable Medicine to be resorted to upou every Indisposition, octaalusied by a disordered State of that Stomach and Bowels. Sold whoAes.cle and retail at Mr. Soder's,4,Cheayside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sharp and Detain ' Port.inoutb; Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Purmea ; Hall, Johnson, sad Platting, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Mkt:roes. ; I beet and Rion, and 'i'urtier, Hull; Holland, Cnokworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and. Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham .Staiitee, Lynch, and Allinson, MAlllliketwr: 'freeman, Ezeter ; linter and IVPDonald, Gli:Tow ; Isingtn and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Ntirwtch ; Sw inton, Leicester; Edwards and l'enny, and While and Littlibuty, Liverpool , :seal, and Ledger, Dover ; White, fitighton • Roberts and Ru ff , ere!. ' Benham '; Sinuisonds, Ulandford; Roa ch, Plymouth Dock ; and retail by twat Country Medicine Yonder, in bones at as ed. owl Is, each. I SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION. This day was published, in two thick vols. vv. (closely printed. and illustrated with . War Plates by Lowry, &c.) Price Xt. 114. dd. Boards. QYSTEMATIC EDUCATION, or ELEMEN k TARY INSTRTICTION in the various Departments of Literature and Science, with Practical Rules for studying each Beulah of Useful Knowledge.. by the Rev. W. SHEPIIERD. the Rev. J. JOYCE, and the Rev. 1.4 NT CAR PENTRR, LI.. D. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-11MP. The Authors of this Work- have had it in view to offer such tkmentary Instruction as may afford :1 good preparative for In Owe reading, to point out the bc..t sourcesof farther intormation, and to conit.resi within a narrow compass, a great fund of Impor. taut knowledge, *llO could only be obtained by the permal of a multitude of Volumes.