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Lottery contains Prizes--4 , drawn 5,600 400 Money SOO Muney 5,400 . OL &t. &c. Money 48,000 riming) MONEY. _ - . iong i. - this Volume to restore Bible Heading to its former daily use in fkhools, and to snpply not only Children, but drarents and Fier eants, with a Book adapted to common capacities. kis suited to every denoininatiatt of - Mist/ans, because it I. the Beggs plainly waking tor itself, without c omment or remark. . Lond4l: tirinted for Lackington and Co. Pidsbury-square ; Longman' and Co. Paternoster-row ; and tflir and Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. - _ anti tonally independent of the Scheme 4pes of Port Wiue. the first-drawn Mink, on the This, of Drawing, may immediately select me Merchant they please, Pour Pipes rive, and in proportion for Shares. 'pita Prises sokl hy DISH, the Coos: withht the last few years, w9tild La* Leuati of s o faVOA 1.19.41443,' iold thni ALL ! !! e very Last Lotteq, 'rites of 20,000 i. 14151:414 71 4 - SWAIM, in Milky 'owns in the . Country. rey Ifunlbere,•may.now be bad yt the 10, Mel, or of inn*, and. Cumin :a-Cross London, *Midi Ireland, and Scotland. RIIEVMATISMS, &t. )PODELDOC.This very et mite be g esseiskuntess the tune " F. t the atalvs. tt iS OCOSOM we-posy r...rtieufak, iiiVoitßelials are and street; so awe bq Orson wit/ . . an attempt to deceive and defraud their C . Is Superfok to Sli other applications in airs, Bruises, Cramps, and Ntunbeess; and RIF the Lis when in a paralytic ry and Sebs; at the old established Me at/4as. the thirst house from Cheap ; sold also by J.,Sanger, ISO, %ford :4oOct ; Stroll:lE4, Royal-Exchange; Win in Town ant Countrt. ValliearNP-StES, ill's PECTORAL LOZENGES eat demand for which, atter upwards Tes them a supe:rior remedy fqr all are Throats, Asthmatic awl Consunip genuine only have " R. Hayward,' whom they are prepared, as successor nventor ; sold in Doses Tinrteenpence spoihtment, by P. Newbery and Sons, ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; '-iliteet; Nix, Royal Exchange • Evans d, 5 , 24, Holborn ; Clark, 866, BOiressgh ; et ; Barclays, flea-Market; Blake, S 6, dens of Genuine Medicine's. Where also ugh's celebrated Truestrissior preserv , and curing the Tooth-ach, ln.miLstged ith " IL Haywaresigned on the stamp, s• K : 6- •% 7 1 In the Press, mid intmalletely Wilt* inti/hhid; 14 ilio;Prinied on a large Type, price Is: AN ESSAY on the DISORDERS of OI.i) AGE, and, on the.bleans for prolonging I finnan Life. flyßy.AN'44OtiY CARLISJ A E, F. IL S. I.S.A. F. L. S. Surgeon F.xtrabrainary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, and to hit Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester :Professor of Anatomy to the Royal Academy, Profcs'sor of Surgery end Anatomy to the Royal College of Surgeons of London, and Surgeon to the Westminster liaspital. " Every stage of human life, except the last, is marked out by certain de fi ned 111111,4; oldagealarte has no,,,cise and diterma• ned boundary."—Clesito os Om Ace. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,Prmei and Brown, London. • SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES, great Bar , gains, good as new.—Capital llirand. Horizontal Pianoforte, by BrCordwood' and Son, 4 Sgs. costrYSgs..—A very ere: nt binet, with Silk Front, two Pedals, &c. Amp price 60gi. for 40,5. not a better can be made--Also Square Piano, with Pedal, dec. good as new, 2Sgs.—Do. by Minus," at lat and 16gs---)Way be seen by day-light, at the thence's, "54.Viritlen's, removed to those spacious Premises. 13, Leicester-place.--44. a Old Iraq* and Pianofortes exchaugittfor new. . FEMALE Ti,4SNIONS FOR • FEBRUNI . . Evcienoa natres.—A fnack.compoled of British tk, and worts over a white satin slip ; the body, which is ay., the Spanish style, is called the Circa; a terfifunt..!—lt h C:,IIII , JMA: an intermixture of.white satin and' Bfithh net, and ornamtnted with pearls. A rew of points, composed of satin =Cleat, finishes the waist, which is very short.- The thieve, which it very shalt, slashed; the slashes are filled with ntt, teql edgol with pearl; and the botruM of the sleeve, as *ell as the hu•tili ornamented by a full quillinr of blond. The shirt is trooderettly long, and more than usually full. - Wacauv D 1145.3.—• A fawn-colouned poplin rpantd dtt bOdy Of a three-quarter ; it is cut bias, and has a Iticepi under the arm. The back is narrosiret Mil lase 1140VI:cii Use fronts just Meet, but do hot cress 'tiletsierre is icer.7, raihtt how, ar.d confined across th wrist by t satin piping dispos , d4e WV" ; they amahout two inches in length, and are fir.isitolli a small silk tuft at the and of each wave.—(Ackertturen's Pietism/4 Waasteo Datos.—Bound dress of can:!lrie, u' aiJ mcd mend the bertleV with a flounce 'of broad friertztd,r a pelisse of favm-colonredsnerins cloth, fastened clown the 'IV: . trpkia poihhed steel buttons, and brorktlenbutor of bttck silkorr.:h illseels. Triple Carrick cape,. edged with latocatled rihham: t 4.0 Odour of the plisse; ruff ci !isle clear t0ti,143, elgaintly scalp Oyes-greer bennit of literal*, !with 't islime of white and green &abets; the bonnet Hued wish White, and evr - 44.1 Tea-colasireal sappers alai ghosts wish Kart.cehoorett rose oAAilte qa In s wjth • - elt-"ant trip mini bi- all ththe-Dis natant of the Liver LI &e. &c. it may be assert tit the strictest truth, that pIXON's ANTIBILIOUS PIL *S" have met with more ge neral approval, and particularly by the Vedlial Protection, than any other Medicine whatever. This constitutes their recom mendation ,to the notice of every individual afflicted with the above complaints. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful eifi ect; 'And requiring no n..uraint or emilirement during their use, are in particular a most valuable and convenient Medicine fur the Traveller, whether by sea or land. In tropical climates particularly, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated Bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient protection. They are like. wise peculiarly calculated to correct discirders arising from ex ceases of the table, to testore the tone of the stomach, hadto re move every complaint occasioned by irregulaeity of the bowels. Sold. in boxes at Y.& 91. 69. l Is. and 225. by It. BU TLER and Sons, Chemists, Nu. 4, Cheapside corner of Paul's' Church-yard, London ; and 34, Sackviie-stivet, Dublin also by the principal Bodhseliers, Druggists, and Medicine V endap is every Town throughout the United Kingdom. of rdie-oaloured satin flowers, the adze of the rob, finislo.i in rt similar manner, and fastened down the front with rtne-cohltned brandenNorgs, finished by rich meads. Sleevto veri alert. l'opsse of white satin, with a full plume of white ostrich feathers. lace of Oriental pearl, fastened In front by a superb knot of tame, with tassels. Armlets of black velvet, clasped with p ear l medallions. White satin shites, and white kid gloves. At evening visits a Cachetnere shawl is thrown over this sinell. The favourite colours are Hessian green, Venetian blue,. and fa*n colour.---(re Difire ithrsemblee.) Mozsdato Dasss—Of fine ibchentere cloth, of a stone &lib colour, trimmed with an.siegant border, richly erubroidento in shade, with rose-coloured siik, and a rolleau of dark drab *.Z111... 'nightly entwined. with rich rose-colour braid. The burly made 'high, with a collar which torn back ; epaulets and cuffs *led, with a Mikan ft correspond with that on the (Ire. ) . round cap of bobbin set, with Valenciennen lace border s ' very full. A anyal.l hunch of not tin mend is placed on the loft aide, the right ornamented with a beau of mse-colout ed.rihbon ; hair braided ; doe4kin shoes, and white kid gloves'. Evannic Dares—Of rich white satin, the skirt taciffully osts oamented, with dabble rolleau of white gossanos be, o realities* folds, twisted with a double row of Norman pearls; Liatweewlllat rolleaus arc stars of wlOte satin ribbon, the middle of the seers elegantly finished with Boman pearls and chenule. 50..-eve cern posed of gossamer net; vary full and short. 'Thritody of white satin, of a round shape in the neck, th, hack rather narrow, richly embroidered with chenule, finished with pearl tassels; the hair plaited to form a tiara, over which is an elegant bouquet of spring &Wert, with large leaves tastefully cut; neck Lace and ear pendants of garliet ; embroidered fan ; White kid gloves and shoes; scarf of figured gauze.--(British Lady's Magstaisini • Non Mt where sed valeee vita.--Maeruit. • ; • ." Life is only Life, when blest with Health." rum— .finest system of Ethics is to confine with' itil due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions ; unrestrained anti insubordinate they • Impetuously dertrort hese barriers which' Religion and Morality have made sacred; to curb but not anol bilate them appears the lesson of Prudence, best cakulased to limit their effervescerce. • Every disorganization of the human frame requires great me dical knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare Is promoted when Professional men (disregarding the suggestioast of the en vious and interested) devote their studies to the treatment of Th those complaints generated by imprudence, and the ebullition of e art and ingenuity Of the Lottery CoatractOrs the pass'.ons at an umPetrited moment.' " The strength of a na- • seem inexhaustible s. not satisfied with having raised tiets eactietric the health of the people; but it is melancholy to , reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling empyri. the Scheme upon a Wait us One Phnttlred Capita* . cism, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we ornamented with Three Magnificent Prizes of 00,0(x) offer to suffering humanity. the result of our own experience iq the Sterling, •they have superadded Twelve Pipes of the various diereses of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, best old Port Wine, thus seeking to gratify, at the (early acquired at school, before Ranson has .asserted her right ovax the mind), will, contemplating his powerless stew, become same time, the taste of honest John Bull, us well fur. susceptible of enlivening sensations,. in knowing that the moat good living AS his pocket. . • Complicated state of exhalation may be roused into manly energy. As a great number of persons are rendered very Luaus seisity....imrneawestio armirty -long h a,idance in tropical " happy by `Spasms, Wind i n t h e s tomac h. obstmedunsga thl **dm muirmenY other awes, will frequentlY derail* the ma' Bowels, want of regular Persjitration. Vonnaings, and Minns Voss "STAIR; 1 n ,814.11 Ca"‘ we can held out as 4 "° l- e ate .of ea' Complaints; Bead-aches, Heart-burn, Costiveness, Net r.u.s anizathenAtyrentecira 4 , 1. 7 .; 1 44 answered the sanguine orders, Cludic, Gout, &c. We are authorised to ;ay, that hopes of pada:nil of bhth sexes.. , , lirresurtst's Pats are in • Mbet macs an excellent remedy for That bane to humni happiness Isis riorreci, can now be t h ese eomplaiots • and especially recommended during the time. treati , dfetrliaelps the improved hate of Medlear§ttlence having a 's o B at hi ng , ' an d d r i n ki ng t h e s ea an d mineral Waters ; divested its antidote of those Ciaresatat PrciPertiet that ssslah6 for those s i,iting warm climates. Prepared by Tnostas fenikred its exhibitio , m.certain and harass,Ulg. We best explain vet , inn. Driiggic, Tenter's:4m High-Cross, Middlesex, by sir e= method by observ/ng to liatie; l- 0 1 "effinti.ts°4er ehtsegataoY , tue of an Assignment from H. anti J. Beswick, sole ProPritt ci Idiat a few days only are required fat' Tik removal of early syn l P-• Sag .the Receipt, by the Wilk of , M. , 'Siseediritati; •and Are add by toms; that the meet , inmsterate yield to Oar cemedies S haw an d & war d s , No. B a a s etarr e h.y a rd ; and Be_ within a month. and *At In r-• Pilaw Ilk° only sus Pe-eti e tweleelf con and' Co. No, 150, Oxford-street, in BO , Clat t!'s. 4t. sd. It • . injured, the disease may bt pit:vented ahogedier frousentelsrirtt Gd. and One Guinea ; and may be had of • the pripeip4l Venders "Li,ty.lar remark applies to many ether derailt,tmnts of :hi Pelee- lof Medklees TOwe and Counify. . 'native system, as weak , iess, &c. eipe , •iall , y strictures, ' W e feel pleitsure in publishing the fonotving letter - t'P aper; • relltive th# cure of obstinate cases of which are daily remoVed wlthout the use of e n causti: or stimulants. Beans peculiarities incidental to She soft& as min • smittectia, us, in CO . - Liatiutre a pograph a sat, nave not escaped out attention; in which udidnese continued which appeared id crit wish efficacy has - soperseded the means papally aduted. • In limes that general anik'dagerous edirtinaint Ruptufh: is unique, Peculiar'? 'sweriPties and eminently sue- • To- TIrfIUIE TOR OP THE BTAIL • 3 - * • teftrlb. g ia „_ohaerelng a paragraph in your Paper -respecting thhiure 'Educated in this our native city; schooled in our professioiaal o f an Hernia, performed. t'if a large size)Ary.the Medical Rawl, att4i4alcra blitsariecolict medieal characters; and having been at Gl e rl otte House, Great Charlolle-strc_et f Bisrktfiar f fl ee it t ja ,plsk, petrit- I, to corapaie admiration the lkitisbs hUrgblid justice, gli; to Messrs. COOPER 'arid 00;4 beg to add ivy practice, with the ionthiental, our 'pretensions to saperlorigy. (in, personal testimony: • flaaieg been Ifdleteh runty twenty yeab, iidtirich *re have selected) are matured by erpertrnce which is and d,reined incurable by eminent Sal gesiiiid.l 'ethic* bore my nvinecd . by the hinti apillicadoni we reteice,titor Ileo;rt distivt a gu r p o n, expecting evpry, hour to be:0011ms 4al Tat tengthap eountries. „ GOSS and Cu. M. IL C. SiirgeoniS ! ' pliedtotbo Medical,peard, and have rtalsori to Jray for that, 13, Bouveriemrtet, Fleet-street, Loudon. • =anent Establishment, for although 1 ant Manx SA,. was per soli For the general accomtntsdadm we do. not limit ourselves fectly cured is a few weeks, ante now, thank iem esSiey good: to stated periods of prectit...., bitt may'br trir..lit•Ai at all reason.- n healtn,,,wl think, Mr- Editor; all who kneel able hours,-Country Patients are reiroted to describe minutely I ea , have 4109theIT MO/I , M for this conunimialtion thanlepublis tiwie by ntptonu, atc. whist medijne, wi th advice; Will be inane- bet...tit.l am , Sir, your ob. dieut,Servant,„ r euarlusan. diately f.).-vourie.d to any part of the liogd:.:11..;.- A liank-oole 4 1 Dog SAC Sti TOM' 1•14411054.00945 t• George. etre:a:lie a:company the t.“ 3:. Fields, °tuba, 11117. - , o , •• O . • • , , ...• • / /i ce Plia r Cent. • 17. 1 , ....4'. _ ./ j l , i t. • .. .. ~.,, : . :1 ... • ' ' . 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Iteti.linte lA. hoards, ' viri IB EAS Adi , erti sements appeared in comer ishei to take upon himself a .. rrHE fast-sailing copper-hoetOmna actlOOngt ~ ..,110‘se, v1L,,,;‘ , „1,11T, i s 'i poem, ill Tvrelve V V the Public Newspapers, in or . bout the Years 1798, /UTANT of YEOMANRY CA- ',1'.•.•: • JL SIR HENRY STA,NIIOI'E, P, Blrcs Cons. . ' -nib ~ -.. tio rmi s • .inet:it, : 1 1605, and init., inquiring after the Desciiidacts or neat of Kin eft ibt . Army, wao Adjutant to a rn • ,is fitting up fdr Passengers only, and will salt abut tisk . , •., - B y /*JAWS /HAND oa r of - of the rattily of the Steers', otherwise Staires, otherwise Stott% any years, at home and abroad; can nth Februaeg. For Nine apply at Mr: Ogie's,-63„ P;iihrv.. n4 „..._, .__„ _ csoiroggtl sea , London. of the Popish of Wood!. igh, in the County of Deem:. and dation front several Oietreral Officers, N.B. &bother. faat-sailing Vesoel.will be appointed to follow her. •.?"'n't-.._ for -Ltdnadsdni fit. Mew% —est -- - =-- stating that property amounting to about Xt.:iota ,or so:nt other snaring Regiment,. si to his being , - . :l l faidatr waspntfilahiii, toe voll.'l64lits. price ler. tul. boards; consideralsw sum, was that unclaimed, and ft) whi h the ...:d mg in the Field that is requisite for SECOND EDITION. " ••' • ' * ..eitDvviirtsrviEvr •on TW ENTY Steers' were then antitla. This inquiry having lately oo.ic to 'in, in the present system of tactics. This der was published. in CM. price air. in boards,. .. '':' . : : .le gi lig , .A 40,. :',4 144' . Yv 11: • the knowledge of Edmund Steer, of Higher Tom, near Kings- *blow fed. !Amos lik taro, ikog, orme, and Brown, Lon .„ bridge,. Dirvon, whose Ancastors resided within the cats* Palnieh and horses have hernia perfected for T HE un and ADMINISTRATION O CA : a fifteen years. of Woodlt4h, for mails , one homed years; but the News- trth'Poit-Office, Middlesex. DIKAL WOLSKY.--By JOHN 04T., Raw. .•- - • 14W Burettnnet S t intliesh...j! . ' . papers containing that s-id Aslvertisemept nut having beets 'ol*- Edition. • • - r- • • • ... a, ~;;,:,, ~. in a fret,dpiaightibirhod, . ). Stock-Brokers, respec tfulls Printed for Cadell and . Davis , Strand; tied Pa .5111•11.• • Wartratorisi ti licns; Fsundasd acts. in it vols. litsna• . -,- 4 , ta*ur enable him to asumanreferences and particiaLim-INO- -sm.— —.....-........-.....,-- T ..0 timeniont TlEttF.ltiii OIL` EN, that in rase say,,,Pgr- hat they have ow Sale a variety 4erwood. 3 29 netb4t/net. • • •• • ...:il,l .l,i ittif:41 , 2,31 0 . . ~ . Attest to begin Dritring on chi 4th 1 , , . 4. op: ‘1 " 0 - ..ripirr _ y ...,., 4 vol i quißrouTgiuli, - 4 ...... ; . SOlOirft Air ce i tu w.ls information to Mr. John Phil' 5o Sonchen, contains Three Grand Prises . : - Wit WiiSts "Zia '• ..yivit s t fl . • day cis '_‘..• OW EL 1s • , . 9 1 0 e 4 • 11 11h . ;ot to !he said Edmund Suer, as nisi ireestie S „11," ?tli, LIT ' •he recovery the abt. me-n-Penned propecer brthe Wiliam, Prises. Ail to be paid In Starling ~ i . This day was published, inplittecifiC 1; rittaftot - .. A I. hr, lade Otitis," 'four t 1.4 Irlicite-4afisi Edmund Stair ) , the above-mensieeerg lir to go-the kiventurea l has not been THE LIFE and STUDIES of BEM AVIV Vit4l .l ' ' bet' 21 DM. AIM a Bonus to the Holder tflite 4 ; •S di 1 4 4rTi . e, 4.4l4triands the ' l " : g'lebt tikl ibla itrArd* ' •r- ven.- - . 1114 --.4....- - " ecim ' -•. • f n the pri, second , Third D ay , Req. President of the Royal Academy pt. 'Londe% pet .the Nethitlatuie,is the Years I,94Aland 11111.' bit:, Riirt,B's NIPtCYCLOP./EDI A4' vritli FINE tp his arrival in &gland; compiled from materials furnlgheil W JOHN MILFORD, Junl ild Port in die Country, or in pro- liy himself-11y JOHN 6ALT. Second Rdtior.. -fiNtislßAVlNsifill Asia s a lvable Mork win be cote- • '''' . '''''' 'TIP 14 , : z..„,, . . . . „,„ ~,,„,,„,, And pie:L.44Mb_ gbe present Tear :--the Proprittors,therefore r natte . . gem I tee,Bee l Whi .BNIFf. ? u'd Printed for Cadell end Desk Strand i• and T. and C. Ili- PtirtfilltlCE4 re J. Itrieltard, Undoes. " n. -.•.. . • .'s ...-. .... .In =Obi Mir flubecribelz *ill nuke upaihsir Sits as rest! As al' si la;H . ,011‘1, SST . 1a4 t. ...C0.. at.theli., gee* cods 51 kinded 4 1 1 . 111.31, .- - tietterflient; as litany of the Parts teal awn &cent,. str - tc."l".-ro- ost - trri . Of whom mit! be Me, by rite same iti . thor, - kir ids of the Seventy-the& Parts already phislistesel, may obit nis day was published,. price is. neatly bound, • Pokaatiar Sketchea,Aggine aaleteur ibis/A ov a as . boards- ° it Nett Months (XARCH.) 1 . 4 ,l jr ~ HE BIBLE CLASS-BOOK ; or, Scripture Read- _ _..... IN had ; priori" : each; and royal paper, with proof Plates, Sta. each Part. This day was published, . . . . „.„ ts must be drum alit Day. ' rise will Ilene 5,0001. MM... • co gs for every Day in the Year.: being Three Hundred •.. Its Octara, price Si. ed. hi itioard,s . • Of all the Encyclopzdias to which the orizinal and celebreted stains ONE HUNDRED CACI. and Sixty-five Lessons, selected from the most instruct** and A VIEW of the PRESEbir..INCREASE of the Dictionary of Chambers has riven birth, the Cyclorrdia of nr. Rims Is the most comprehensive. The long life of die le:n.4 . Pounds ! ~ , • improving parts of the Sacred Scriptures. Adapted to the use SLAVE TRADE, the Cause of that Inert-sees mad sur- e Prizes of :00,000 r of Schools and Families a nd indefatigable }After has been unremittingly deemed to isa e now selling at only 190. 10s. getting a mode for effecting its total Annihilation ; vs4th . Obser- d a s The promiscuous and indiscriminate use of the Seri Improvement, aided by his ornerciui and aide coadjutors. ',1)4 1 1 Prizes—No Classes. P - Vations on the African Institut i on and E4inburgh Review and tares, or reading the Bible regularly through and through, as upon the S he* of Messrs. WifbErfdrce ard Brougham,..deli- elegant and accurate Fatgraritr, ?(' ' d owry, illilts.n, and Scut. Irmo separately; every Prize is . it is called, has been so generally and justly objected to, that A wired in the Thus* of Commons, July 9, ler. - which illustrate this Publicatian t di ' in thUlllttVet , of supeliat alias MoneY. • judicious selection of the instructive improving and im res- • utility and vale*, amid render the Wart unfijue in this poptuar tin addition to the following : it , . • , . P Also, a Plan eubmitted fix civilizing Africa and introducing . . . . _ , e parts—preserving a perfect harmony through the whole, Free Labounqrs into our Colonies in the West Indic-. Glass of publication% i ' . ti t !' i C 50,000 Money . €9° l" and omitting such portions only as ate either repetitions, or ,In order, indeed. to insure every perfection in thelgorrw,g, EY, It OBETI. T THORPE, F.stis L1,..1). ant to ful fi ll. their original_proisises, the Propriettev ec tt i.j. ..; 5,000 Money tri,ooo •• passages difficult to be understood by uninformed minds, is a 1,000 Money 10.000 Work that in the ,present enlightened practice of edscadon, has Late Chief Justice Of Senn Leone, and Judge of the Vice- ready expended Two Iluitir . ed•und Fifty Thousand ' Admiralty Court in that Colooy. • ' SOO Money 6 _ ,° 22 been long called for in Schools and Families. It is the object of printed forungsme, knees, It em ormond Br L a tie Work. • • '...- - _--..... e .-_-.......,........- 1.....aut .T MANUFACTU, REI4 IeTRAND: SUSSTITLIE . EOII CANDLES. an who on the public Swigs inns to rant and rage; in purse, would sigh and say, can for candles pay!" one night, when thus depresed, side, anti .mot. , his breast ; transited bke Mock of wood, nimie figure stood, iis amaze betrayed, m in the allow displayed— his surprise, tare aeem'd to rise, wept, wipe forward'too ; w cued when he reenver'd, ie polbled shoes, discover'd shadow beani'd had raled, and weed rightful! t g pleasure he reviews of the jetty shoes-- bought, Was ever so delightful! 'e shoes made all so bright, to psy for ; sght he'd try : but be a known, o brightly shoos , 90, STIAND 1" sea black, the finest hand ern to night, from night to morn, such a polish horse ! • ed, and since has found e beam around rrren's Medial polish'd, .andies he was wow to use, tper, candies he's ahollsh'd, its his bes:re with shoes! atittsble BLACKING Is prepared by. :~r 7~~ D, STRANb i 'l l ooden ; c-makers, Gruceri, Ironmongers, Bros , In every fewo in tbe Kingdom" , Mee, 6d. PM. and lad. each. L for WARRFNV ',bah% 2 4e paw. , riae ataiit t , - - . . . . . IMPROVED GEOGRAPHY FORACHOOLS. This day was published, vN neatly istintes& 'rice ss. bound, the Second Edition, corrected, greatly . enLuigod t , and brought do*n to the Peace of Peril, 1815, I • • ELEMENTS of UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY, ANCIENT rand MODERN. Containing a Description bf the Boundary, 'Extent, Divisions, Chief Cities, Sea-ports, Bay) and Gulfs, Lakesiltivers, Capes, Mountains, Forest», Islands, Government, Religions, Language, Pepulation,,,l,rmy, Navy, Revenue, Climate, Sail, Productions, Commerce, Historical Evieuts,,&c. of the several Countries, States, &c. in the known. World.; to which are added, Moto acal, Classical, and Mythological Notes. By A. PICQUOT. Prom among varkirretestisnosiks in favour of the first Edition of this Work, Use following is extracted for its brevity • " This is a useful and weU judged little. Work. It has been Mr. Firquoes object to discard from the elementary study of g =ez i ery thing . superfluous, and he has succeeded in corn ', highihns•4lMisilWristaii into alecolvenieztt anAssis. corning geograpay, Luau uy uac yuraa anon...ma v. maga awns application of the contents of such a book as this to :he snap" London: Printed for Laekington and Co. Finsbury-square; and Law and Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. This day were published, Elegantly-printed in Four large Bro. Volames, price Si. ds. fA BEIERVA'PIONS on VARIOUS PASSAGES of kJ! SCRIPTURE; placing them in a new.dight, and tuner teanieg the ineiusing of several not deterrrdnable by the methods commonly W4cle use of by the Learned; originally compiled by the key. THOMAS 'HARMER, from relations incidentally Mentioned in %eke kit Voyages and Travels into the East. The Fifth Faith" with many important &Miaow and innu nseseble Coneetions, by ADAM CLARKRe LL.D. F.A.S. Cif the Work. 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LE: pad 11.1411 , • • ATHEN/E OXONIENSES: ::the History •of .all the Writers and Bishops who have had their Education in the Urdveraty of Oxford, from the Yeir IMO. First written By ANTHONY A. WOOD, M. A. of Merton College; And now vetLeonsiderably augmented in Text and Notetio PHILIP I%LISS, Fellow of St. Johtfi College, Oxford. In the proem republication of this very valuable body of Eng lish Biography, every word of the two former Editions has been retained with the most exact fidelity, so that the curious Reader is no longer subject to the troublesome necessity of collating the, Book as first published by the Author, with the subsequent Edt gee given to the veteld under the care of Bishop Tanner. liendeathe Teat of the two fornwr Editions, the present COD , ' tains a vast number of Notes by Bishops Humphreys, Kennet, Tanner, by Sir Philip Sydetdsam, Dr. Rawlinson, Mr. Baker, Loveday, Macro, Morant, Peck, Wortley, Whalley, and ,Illtintik with several by the present Editor, and many of great v4lue which have been conunneicated by intelligent Collector, car present day; odd to which, each Volume contsiossorne few new ;Lives of Persor.s whose connection with the University had o kayed the industrious inquiries of the Ooford Biographer. • The two Volumes alreas4 before the public euutain the 'Athena: and Fasti Oxotiomes f. um the year 1500'ta 1640, and :he , remainder of the original work will be comprised in two more: It is then proposed to continue-the Lives and Annals to the year 1800, adopting a piss similar to that pursued by the first Autlaiir. For this purpose very copious materials are already collected; and it is (Woody nicaeated tharsueb Clarinettists as peens any curious and authentic Documents relative go the Oxford Writers.. will have the kindness to communicate them to the Editor, who Will, on his part, spare no exertion to render the work as per fect and interesting as possible, The Fourth Volume is in great forwardness. • `Printed for Lackingteo and Co. Longman sod Co. F. C. and Rivington ; Payne and foss; and Davies id. sod A. Arch; .1. Mawman •' Black and Co. 11.. Evans • Baklwin. and 131a41: LisothrtiicaaiOute Core Ltistioa ; oad I. lift ...I'y Oxford. "'R' A I 4 4 '1 r~ I 1 . IY