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The Scheme contains a great variety of Prime, among *et £40,000 1 . • k,OOO 1 1 - 9,000 S . • • 500 ' 4 y a the bat Lotterg 10 Capital Prizes, in the last six moitthe k all o p i rs i prises, sod in the last two years 91 Capital Priaes p rerri Shared aid Sold by Beni, at 4, CokNHILL, and 9, Cheeped: 'Cum. . . £lO,OOO 3,000 I ,000 400 . . THE FOUNTAIN OF FORTUNE. PIDDINcr and Co. W. 1, CoRNHILL, (the Corner neat to the Mansion House,) return their grateful Thanks for the Patronage of the Public, and remind them that in the two last Lotteries they had the singular good Fortune to sell the two Xeo,ooo Prizes, and the first £4OO Prize, in thirty-six dares; indeed their general Mass of various Prizes so greatly acceded the due Proportion, that if P. and Co. bad kept,all the Ikkets and Shares selected for the 'supply of their Office in the ha Two Lotteries, they would have yielded a Profit of upwards 4201,000 over and above the prime cost. PUDDING and Co. encouraged by this Extraordinary Luck, Invite Adventurers to purchase without delay for the small Lot tery to be drawn on the King's Binh-Day, the 4th of NEX T MONTH, at their Offices, No. 1, Coannitt, and No. 3, Ceaatwo-Ceoss, third Door from Northumberland House, opposite the Statue. r• LITTLE LOTTERY. SWIFT and Co. (the Contractors) respectfully in. form the Public, that the LITTLE LaITERY will be , Jrarn on the KING's BIRTH RAY. .There are only 8,000 Tickt ts, with the following GRAND SCHEME. 1 Prize of X 20,000 Is 1 • . 10,000 - r 1 I 1 4 • 1 6 • 5,000 - 9,000 - 2,000 - 1,000 - - 500 a 400 - • SOO - - 3l:;~ . 200 100 80 X 20,000 10,000 5,000 9,000 2,e00 3,000 2,000 1,600 1.809 1,600 1,200 1,600 . 1,500 1,600 1,800 2,650 19,650 • BO rO,ll l - 40 . 40 - 40 - - SO - 106 - - 25 -4 1,310 • • • - 1 - Only :pod Tickets. a % god Sharps are selling at Swift_and Co 'is Ofilees, No.ll , Poultry; No. 12,Charing-Cross ; 91, Alt:Vete High-street. UNION WEYMOUTH COACH, .CATETTNO TOUR INSIDE, AND TEN OUTSIDES. 'DIE COMMITTEE for conducting the Business of this Coach, running between Weymouth and London, hereby give Notice to all Persons who may be a Wing to contract for Horsing the same for Six and Twelve Months, at a price per thine mile, to commence on the 22d day of July next—That rroposals (to be written and sealed up) will be received by blinelWentin,lsq. the Chairman, on or before the 14th day if June next. The Petion or Persons (whose Tenders may be accepted) to lime to run Seven Miles per hour, stoppages not included, and to specify in those Propo.als the rate pet' double mile. • The Contractors will he required to be holders of not less than the Shares each in the concern, at 1:75 per Share, and to find two sufficient Securiies to ring performance of their Contract ; and tis o to engage for tl-e Coachmen he -ping their time, and that no more than three Coachmen bhail be allowed between Veymouth and I.ondon. •1 he Co-. 6 will !cave Wel-mon:II every AThrnirr, at Half-past Nine o'Cock, and London every Aternwun at "1 liner o'C:ock, Sunday excepted. N.ll. The Cunt wiil (from the 22d July next) run through Andover instead of Stoc: k idge. :arther information that mav be necessary will be given, or application to the Chairman, at Weymouth. Weymouth, clay 14 • 1812. Nader tke immediate Patronage of the KIN G, t he itIRCN, and the rest of the Royal Family. and also of the principal Nobility and the most distinguished Amateurs in the United Kingdom. 47HE BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES, containing an extensive Selection of the finest Specimens of Old Mutat, in the Cabinets and Calories of the United Inktiont. le two Series. Published at the Office, 54, New poutlatrect. To THE PUBLIC.—The Arrangements for the coaduct of tbfs Cued National Work being now completed, and numerous Spe cimens ethibited to public Inspection, the Proprietors confidently 'Omit the Undet taking to general Parooage. • The First Series of the Work commences with the Marquis of 841 °'d's magnificent Collection, and contains highly-finished "Paving*, on a small scale, in the line manner, of the several rictoree, with rt•marko by W: Y. Ottley, Esq P S.A. forming a liesuiptive and illustrated Catalogue of that Gall.!ry. This S...ries alaY be sulscribed for tither In plain Prints, price 10s. 6d or hoofs on India Paper, price sel . or correctly coloured and !wonted, price £2.121. ed. each Number. Six Numbers have s hoal appeared, several will be pubbshed in the course of every 7W , , aid the whole will be completed in about 50 Numbers. — Coloured Impreuions being also kept in neat frames :or separate tale, Amateurs will be enabled to possess, in a moderately sized 'earnt a correct Representation, in colours, of the whole of the Of Staffordi extensive and valuable Gallery. Ile Second Series will compaise, in a Size calculated to trays ,ll.k fetwerable Representation of the Composition, Touch, and 'ilaucter of the origiur.l Picture, Engravings from a Series ef a rlawits of tir: most adiniged P;oducions of the Old Masers, a tie different Galleries dispersed over the United King lom, and !acted under the liberal Patr•alage and Sanction of the Noblemen i t O entlemen who possess them, acer=pan ed with Descriptions, tlidal an d critlcal, by HENRY 'IR ROMANI, Esq. R. A. These IllaYbe subscribed for either in plain Prints, price 106.6 d.; Proofs In dia Papers, price Xi. IL each Number ; or finely executed price as follows: No. L Reubens, £6. 6s. No. oatarta del bona, £12.125. No 111. Itaphael. £6. 6s. No. IV. seti. Cs, to Subscribers. The Coloured impressions : - _• a ime4 is a new and sop, rior Manner, rendering them equal :Z one and highly-fini s h e d P a i nt i ngs . Slib,cnbers will be at rWty to take a Selection only, if more agreeable. It is eaku- Ztouiliat Three or four Pictures will be published in each Year. g r I iinPrtvions may also be had in Frames. The Gran- • .:ur and Int erest o f th i s Portion of the Work can scarcely b e too 14111 Y‘estimated as none lout the most voidable Pictures of eazh Itial ' e r will he Copied. A Set of them in Colours will comprise a are select and interesting Collection than can IL , formed, un !elle itvers possible to co Peet the thigiltala of the same Paintings 1 .40 one GrandNutirmal Gallery. • - hilbly-finlshed Paindngs, and numerous Specimens of the C'n‘vaire on Exhibition at the British Gallery of Pictures, .54, "iv BparLerteet, where Subscribers' Names an nivived. Ad butanes ti Neniubscribers One Sbleingt • •• • • • - .:... : LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. This day was published, price Ss. De.li.cated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institution. • PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. and that weakueis and de rangement of the Generative Organs which impairs the constitu tion, pointing out a safe method of cure, speedy and secret In strictures without caustic, and also in those other affections, with an Account of the Lock Dispensary, as a sattguard against tin pyricism in this practice, so haat to the young and unwary. • By F. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal Goner, London ; and Surgeon to the Lock Dispensary. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternw.ter-row ; and by the Author. at his private House, 21, Lotter Oharlotte-street, Bed ford-square. This day was published, in One Vol. Svc,. price 12s. in boards, a new Edition, being the 6th, of _ _ _ A • REFUTATION of CALVINISM; in which the Doctrines of Original Sin, Grace, Regeneration, Justi fication, and Universal Redemption, are explained; and the pecu liar tenets maintained by Calvin upoi• thosepoiats are proved to be contrary to Scrip tire, to the writings of the ancielt Fathers of the Christian Church, and to the Public Formularits of the Church of England. 131 GE DR GE TOMLINE, D.D. F.A.S. Lord Bishop of Lincoln, and Dean of St.'Paurs, London. Printed for 'l'. Cadet! and W. Davies, in the Strand; Riving tons, St. Paul's Church-yard; White and Co. heat-rreet ; Hat chard, Piccadilly . ; Deighton,Cambridge, and Parker, Oxford. Of whom may be had, by t h e same Author, 1. Elements of Christian Theology, designed principally for the use of young Students in Divinity. Ninth edition, 2 yob. Bvo. price 18s in boards. S. An litiroductien to the Study of the Bible,. being the 7th ed.tion of the 14 volume of the u Elements," printed separately for the use of young persons, price ss. tid. in boards. PINKERTON'S NEW MODERN ATLAS. Printed for T. CADLLL and W. Dimes, Strand; and Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Drown, Paternoster-row, THE ELEVENTH NUMBER,. containing MAPS of the EASTERN HEMISPHERE. SCOTLANIY, Southern Part, and SPANISH POSSESSIONS in NORTH AMERICA, Middle Part, was published this day, price One Guinea. Ile Maps are engraven in the size caned Columbier, from drawings executed under Mr. Pinkerton's rye; and it is calcu lated that the work will be completed in Twenty Numbers, one published every two months, pnee One Guinea ascii. As the style of engraving renders first impressions • desirable, they will be delivered as nearly as possible in the order of names ; lad copies are neatly put together, with the Maps carefully folded upon guards (as they will be bound when the work is completed), for more sate conveyance to the country; whilst other cop s es are delivered, without any fold, to those who prefer tlient in that state. •„. In the last number win be given a Geographical Memoir, reciting the character and merits of the chief authorities upon which each Map is constructed; with directions fur a general arrangement. As above may also be bad, I. A New Edition of Mr. Pinkerton's Modern Geography, And M. La Croix's A stronomical Introduction, translated by John Pond, Esq. Attrohomer Royal, handsomely printed in two large volumes, etc. with numerous Maps, revised by the Author, price £5. ss. in boards. 2. An Abridgement of the Setae, in one large volume, Eves. with a selection of the Maps. Second Edition, revised by the Author, price I es. bound. 3. A New School Atlas, consisting of twenty-one Maps, cam fully extracted from those engraved under the direction of Mr. Arrowsmith, for Mr. Pinkerton'iModeres Geosrathy, 'do Ito. Deady half-bound, with the Maps celletted.• Dr. TRO'l - rER on NERVOUS DISORDERS.— Sd Editios. This day was publi.hed, in nee. price Bs. in boards, AVIEW of the NE RVO US TEMPERAMENT; being a practical Enquiry into the increasing Prevalence Prevention, and Treatment of those Diseases, commonly called Nervous, Biljous Stomach, and Liver Compltints ; Indigestion, Low Spirits, Gout, &c. Sd Edition, with large Additions. By THOMAS TRO . I TER, M. D. Late Physician to the Grand Fleet. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Paternos ter-row.—Of whom may be bail, by thy same Authur, Medicina Natuica, S vols. two. price Ai. :s. hoards. An Essay on Drunkenness, two. price 6s. boaids. This day was published, price 4s. AN HISTORY of the TRANSLATIONS which -I. have been made of the SCRIPTURES, from the earliest to the present Age, throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, and Ame rica. Competed chiefly with the View of ascertaining in how many new Languages the British and Foreign Bible Society has been the Means of preaching the Gospel. Now published as an Appeadia to a lute Pamphlet, entitled, An Enquiry into the Consequences of neglecting to give the Prayer Book with the Bible.—By HERBk.RT MARSH, D..D. F. R. S. Margaret Professor of INelnity In Cambridge. - Sold by Riving'tons, ft. Paul's Church-yard; and by Deighton, Niels°boo, and Barrett, Cambridge. Of whom may be had, by the ume Anther, 1. An lnqu'ry ihto the Consequences of neglecting to give the Prayer Book with the Bible. Interspersed with Remarks on some late Speeches at Cambridge, and other important Matter relative to the British and Foreign Bible Society. 7he Third Edition, price 21. 6d., Also, a cheap edition for distribution, price Is. or 10s. a dozen. 2. The National Relieon the Foundation of National Educa tion, a Sermon, preached no Thursday, June 13th, In the-Cathe dral Church of St. Paul, at the Yearly Meeting of the Charity Chilttreil. The biz.h kdition, price le. or 9s. a dozen for distri bution. __........ s. A Vindication of Dr. Bell's System of Tuition, in a Seem of Letters, price is. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. ACLERGYMAN of the University of Cam -bridge, resident 18 miles from Town, is very desirous of taking one or two Pupils, not more, at the very moderate salary of 80 Guineas per annum.—Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Cue, Ass'staht Agent to the Society of School Muter., Glouceiter-street, Queen- quare. Many re spectable Assistants are in want of Schools at the next Vacation. Letters (post paid) will be duly attended to. SPORTING RESIDENCE. TO LET, a FARM, called jlie NUNNERY or MANOR FARM. consisting or neatly built Dwelling home, with Barns,• Stabling, Out•bulldings, and two Cottages, with about 114 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Wdbd Land, part Tythe•free, situated at St. Margaret' s , Butts, on the Border of Herts. The situation healthy and beautiful, in a Sporting part of the country, a retired pleasant Residenc:e, fit for a small genteel Fatuity, four miles from Hemel Hampstead, and 27 from London.—Apply, personally, or by letter, post paid, to .Mr. Wafters, Auctioneer, Watford, Herts. MISS EDGEWORTH'S NEW WORK. On the lat of lune will be published, the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Volumes of TALES of FASHIONABLE LIFE.--By Miss EMEWORTH. Printed for J: Johnson and Co. Sr. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be bad, the first three Volumes of the above Work, frire 18s. boards, and all Miss Edgeworth's other Works. MEDICO-CUIRURGICAL TR ANSAC 11ONS. This day was published, in 2 Volt. Bvo. the Second Edition, illustrated with 18 F,ngravingi, price XI. Ws. boatels, MEDICO - CHIRURGICAL 'lltArsnc•rloNs, published by the M.:diral, and aim-glut Socie-y of London. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. Either Vol. may be had separate. Vol. 1, 14,. and Vol. 2, I'LL CONSIDER OF IT ! AN ANSWER TO " THINKS I TO MYSELF." This day was published, in three handsome Volumes, duodecimo, price One Guinea in hoards, I'LL CONSIDER OF IV A Satiric Tale, in which" Thinks I to Myself" is partially considered. " Consider it nut too deeply. • Snau FSPEA ;tr. London : Printed for 1 homas l'eu and C. (•.iapvle, Pall-Mall. Also, just published, in 3 vols. price i ss. Good Men of Modern Date, by Mrs. Green. WESTALL'S FOREIGN SCENER>: PART This day was published, price 10s. 6d. "'it)REIGN SCENERY. A Series of Views' of - 11 - Picturesque and Romantic Scenery, in Madeira, the Cape of Good Hope, Timor, China, Prince of Wales's Wand. Bombay, Mahratts Country, St. Helena, and Jamaica; from Drawings im.de in those Countries. By WILLIAM WESTALL. Part 2. containing three Views in the island of Madeira, with deseriptive accounts in English and French. Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. N. B. A few proof impressions are taken air, price trs. The day was published, In one vol. Bvo. price price 14s. in boards, si few copies In 4to. price Ei Is in board* HE TRAGEDIES of MADD ALEN,, AGA MEMNON. LADY MACBETH, AN lONIA, and CLYTEMNESTRA.—By JOHN GAL T. Prirted for T. Cade)! and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be hai, by the same Author, 'Voyages and Travels, in the years 1809, 1810, and i 811 ; con taining Statistical, Coninierdal and Miscellaneous Observation) oa Gibraltar, S.irdinia, Sicily, Main, Serigo, and Turkey, ele gantly printed in 4to. with two Engravings, price 42. 510. in boards, some copies on royal paper, price as. Ss. This day was published, price 14s. nETAIL LINE MOVEMENTS, prescribed - I L-# le Part the Fourth, of his MAJESTY'S REGULATIONS r for the BRITIM ARMY. eltemplified In Eighty-five Manua -1 ores, with Diagrams.—By Major JAMES PALMER, Brigade+ Major. North Britida. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Libre'', Whitehall. 'Ellis day were published, pr:oe Ls. 6d. O BSERVATIONS on the THIRD REPORT of the Select Committee of the House of Commons, on the Affairs of the EAST-INDIA COMPANY, dated 21st of June, 1811. Dedicate 4 to the Marquis Wellesley. Part 1. By THOMAS MYERS, Esq. Late Accouttant-General in Bengal. London: Puhl:shed by T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, in Bro. price 1611 s. 6d. in boards, A FATHER'S REASONS for being a CHRIS TIAN. IN dicabed, with permission, to his Royal Highness the ...since Ranier, by the Rev. CHARLES PowLErr, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Royal Highness. London Sold by John Booth, Duke-street, Portiatxd-place; and by all the Beekaellers. N.B. The Subscribers who may vet have received their Books are requested to give immediate notice to the Plahheher. To Officers in the Army and Navy,Captain and Oflicera In the East-TM:la Company's Service; and Housekeepers in general. 1 his day was published, in One VuL 12mo. Second Edition, Price Ss. in Boards, '`HE ART of PRESEI.:V LNG all kinds of ANI MAL and VEGETABLk. SUBSTANCES for Several Years. A Work published by Order of the French Minister of the Interior, on the Report of the Board of ,Arts and ManuLtes tures by M. Appert. 'fraislated from the French. London : Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the lioucurable East-India Company, Leadeuhanistreet. This day was publhhed, in 1 2ino. price 6s. extra boards, An'enlarged and improvtd Edii ion, of DR. R. GREY's MEMORIA TECHNICA ; or Method of Artificial Memory: applied to and exemplified in Chr ono logy, H istory,Geography, Astronomy; also Jewish fi re elan and Roman Coin., We•ghts, Mrabures, &c. To which are subjoined, Lowe 's Mnemonics delineated in various branches of Literature and Science. Printed for W. I.ownde', 38, Bedford -street; of carom may be had, Two Catalogues; one, containing New and Second-hand hooks for the Public; the other, consisting of . Querios for the Trade, for which litioksellers not already supplied with the same are requested to apply as above. TRADES AND MANUFACTURES. This day were published, handsomely printed in quarto, the Fifa and Second Para, price its. each, and the first eight Numbirs, price ed. each, of a new Work. entitled THE CIRCLE of the MECHANICAL ARTS, or a Dictionary of Practical Science; being a complete guide to the knowledge of the Manual Arts, Trades, and Ma nufacture.. By THOMAS MARTIN, Civil Engineer, assisted by erninest Mechanics. TO THE PUBLIC. It has been justly remarked by those who have had occasion to consult the numerous treatises already published on the mechani cal arts and manufactures, that they are so deficient In derail, or so Involved in Abstruse terms, as to render them almost unintelli gible, and therefpre proportionately useless to the generality of practical readers. Tie present nark is Intended to obviate the defects of former publications, -by treating of the different sub jects in a plain, clear, and comprehensive manner, suited to the purposes of the Practical Mechanic. The Editor has obtained the co-operation of men the most eminent and experienced in every department of the undertaking; and having himself devoted a long and laborious life to mechani cal pursuits, he trusts that this work will form the most com plete body of practical information ever offered to the public. 'lle following are some of the leading subjects which the work will embrace : Architecture, House-carpentry, Joinery, Cabinet making, Masonry and Bricklaying, Painting and Glazing, Plum bery, Practical Geometry, Mensuration, Surveying, Canals, Bridges, Roads, Mechanics in general, Mill-work, Machinery, Clock-work, Implements of Agriculture, Turning in wood, metal, &c. Steam Engines, Water Engines, Pump-work, Metallurgy, Mining, Smelting, Casting, Rolling, and Bonn ' Folusitry and Smith•work, Working is phi mid diver, Edge Teob, Cbsteistry as applied to the Arts and Manebetares. Dying, Glastistaking, Tanning and Currying. Neagmeddeg, Hamming, Cements, Heat and its application, Manelaesere el lisrtlemware, Papa:seeking, Drawing, Engraving, Pecepssibre, Type Fof daft& Palatlog, Bookbinding, Wheel Centel.., Mdptielding, liere4isking, Spinning and Weaving, Coopering, Carving and Gilding, Beet and Ilberomakisg. Tolima iteme, Beesb. Cipmbiesidsi. labia& Drew*, kc. he. CONDMONS. 1. the (Sink of dm Metbanical'Arts willbe Isinimmagy prin ted In quote, in double columns, with a new imps mist 411 It. It will be publhhed la Numbers, at M. badi, cam ei= will 'Wear every *With 'ad there will be a Part ptablhhed monthly ( with the aid Reviews), pries la. 3. The Work will be illustrated by numerous eopper-plate angravints. 4. it it milmiesd that it will not exceed lie Parts, or los Nos. The Thlina2=g Cabinet Making, and a portion of Carpentry, on the let et hate, and the work condnued Monthly Pasts, at 3a. sad Weekly NOM. be at bd.**. SONE thousand co pies bawl akeady been sold of the 4tte4 ail aced Parts ; and the Publishers Mattes them. seitswebekkma dm eminent talents of the pmfessienal gentile. nue waged %jibs Wcidt, the secesediag Pieta lOW ail sects wertby 'fibs pllilYe peacoage. MUNI by Ode sad Ilbrdep Pattailibit4W; WAIN 04 Clad% nrialia4 - • • • . .; . .r: ••'s • • . :‘ :• .. • . A:M.4)I 04f1p.pi.41 I • • "0. IRISH LINENS, Tyrant,. Per dent. Iteduce& riE IRISH LINEN COMPANY b eg t o re= eommend their friends to take advantage of an extraordi.. nary' reduction which has taken plate to the inter of Inds - Linens, *dm the distressed State of the knitnnfaaturers in Ireland. As usual, a single Piece, sold at the Wholesale Price.--The Prices, from I6d. up to In. per lard.-'No Article Sold but Irish Linen.—Cash for Bank of Ireland Notes. The Irish Linea Company's only House in London Is No. 4. (South Side) of Bloomsbury •square. J. O'BRIEN. Agent to the Consfoar. - - • MONEY to the amount of a million is now ready 1.1 for the purchase of redeemable annuities Twelve years purchase ai will be given f o r those, chargeable on the best freehold property ; and a proportionate price for all Inferior seen. rides. Persons who have granted Annuities on inadcluate terms, may be furnished with money to redeem them. The Nobility and Gentry of kneiwn fortune, or their heirs, may be supplied us their annuity bonds, with promptitude and secre.cy. No sum under £5OO will be attended to, and matter( of magnitude wW be preferred. Apply personally, between nine and live, or by letter,.to the Secretor of the Knightsbridge illesak,searklyde-Parts Corsa. FOR PUBLIC INSPEC mURK's PATENT COOKING APPARATUS DAILY IN USE, from Eleven to Fear, At his FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 1811, FLEET STREET. The peculiar qualities of the above Apparatus asubtwee every useful improvement ' and it Is su systematically &untied, no se be rendered suitable from a small to the most eatonsiveliatabllslv ment, poueising every convenience for cooking, vie. Rooting, Boiling, Stewing, Lating , &c. &c. the whole of which is per. formid by one small Ara, and warranted to saws two-4 MR* bf Feel. The vessels ave used without the least soil, by which means they are rendered far more durable than show used over commou Rangt:s. It is also a certain Cure for a Sorsaity ClAinney. BE A unruL WOMEN. THE greatest blemish to Beauty is su p er fl uous Hairs on the Face, Neck, and Arms—HUßPltT's RO SEATE POWDER immediately removes them, la an elegant article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, price es. or two in one parcel, 7a. Sold by the Proprietor, No. 25, Rnasell-street, Covent-garden ; Overton, 51. Bold-street; Dunnett, a, Chearade; Spti•bury. Dublin; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; °renames, Liverpool; Cattle,Yerk ; Gould, Bath; Hopkins, Hull; Trewman, Exeter ; Palli.ter, Margate ; Gregory, Brighton ; Blamed, Bognor Dicey, Northampton; Strettoa, Nottingham; Rusher, Reading; Brodie, haiisboty; Wood, Shrewsbury •; Searle, Leeds Ruff, C!...itenhatn ; Tymba, Worcester; Prosser, Bristol ; Sponge, Tunbridge Wells; Walker, Gloucester; Stevenson, Norwich; Rooe, Stamford; Wadows, Ipswich; Walker. Newcastle; Gales, Acffield ; Popplroa, Newmarket ; Mitchell, Glouceart r ; Linroln; Iveson, Wakefield; Swinney, Birmingham; and by all Perfumers and Venders. ON SPRING DIE r 4 " It is In Spring (observe. a celebrated Physician) that cotiSti tutional diseases come into action; and it, at this k itClit , people were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would he .ireveuted." I'HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not . 11 . only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample experience has proved it to be more efficacious in correcting OP constiticion and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink or Sarsaparilla. • P..ople subject to erupt!ons of the skin, and such ay arc of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, nr Consumptive Habits, will find the Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of dirt. In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and' its use is adopted by several eminent Physicians. • It is sold hi a ground state for boiling (in the same manner as coffee), price es. tid. per pound, by W. Wilsou, Grocer, No. 39, Strand. Orders from the country must be accompanied with a remittance. DR. SQUIRRELL's (Auth or of the Mazituc of Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have been pre. scribed for Indigestion and its effects for 30 years with astordsblog success. 'these admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm, and water, give strength to the organs of digestion, invigorate the nerves, remove pain and spurn of the stgmach. Expel wind, pro. duce an appetite, and correct acidity. 'nary also core diseases of the liver. and those incident to warm climates, or too free bring. N B. The Powders taken alone ranedy a ci.stive habit, remove obstructions, lessen ieritabilic y, dimilish heat, carry or fever, cure the head-ache, and have singular efficacy in removing a fit of in. Bansmatory gout. The Powders its. 91 or Ga. The Drops tls. 9d. or es. sold al the late Tun's, Roial Exchange; Clarke, 269 4 URA-street, 80. rough ; Mitchell, 9. Chardes-street, Soho-square; and the Pro. yricter (from Soho-square), S 9, Charlton-street, , Somers lowa I also by all the wholesale Venders !n London. Merchants and Captains of Ships plowed en ample dheatat. ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUID. ALLOWED by all who have honoured it with a trial to be the most pleasant and best article ever invenied • fur, dressing the ha , r, giving it such a beautiful gloss and lamina. ting appearance as can be obtained by no other means. It stands pre-eminent for nourishing the bait, and will restore It men cel bald places, as has been everienced es variessa occasions, akar every other means had proved inefratud, and . by its balsamic qualities conveys such a vigour and elasticity to the Iwir that nei ther damp, perspiration, exercise, sea-atmosphere, or any other cause will make it fall out of curl, keeps fake hair io curl, giving it a soft silky feel and natural appearance. Sold by Bayley and Blew. Cockampeiteet; Harding, Pall Mall ; Turner, 75, .oeertoo, 4 7, New liemktreet ; Stemma. Ile. Ox ford-street ; Take, Cornhiln Itlgge, 63, Cheamide ; Deviate," Fleet-street ; and most Perfumers, and by the Proprietor, Imam Atkinson, 9, High -street, Bloomsbury, in bade, at UAL or des. hie Is. signed on the outside of the label" lames Addams." BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 41, LONDON WALL, wake hdoeqpte had of *dam SHEAP, DURABLE, At i tt i tENETRABLE PAINTS. per Cwt. per Cwt. per Cwt. Olive Green Tterhit• - Se . . Lead Coker Ma. Dark dkto gm. Stolle Coley: Mts. Birth Me. Invisible ditto t# Ch Seta Red - - Ms. Prepared OU for the above, which passeeme great preserving qualitiss, Ss. per Gabe. per Cwt. I per Ge/L poor GaL Best Wit. Lead 52.. Linseed Oil Ss. M. I Tomcods. 7s. 44. Snood ditto 4Se. Boiled Oil os. M. THE above Paints are ground in Oil, end are par dalarly revered tor the painting of Park Palings. Bride and Pleater'hosne, Iron and Wood Railing. Thee, Shims. and Weather Booriog_ ,of every dew:lslas, and for ansl pmpmee they ars megoollef, as they possess greet threhility, are a met and proem** fee the Worm and Dry 144, staid i• the hottest Ant% V aidlds•M these advantage. they eve vary ornament( ' MS wit cow a anetme esosiderahly gfeaser than any 'dm Wow mid owe theta twice es great as Coal Tar, over whit!, and all from Tar, they have a most decided soperlority ; in alluring so dank to any surface, then the power °tilts ma has mass on thump—moo:4oly, they are very easy of spialsidon , big weed with the same Brushes, all in the sense nomwer, as other !saints, 0. Ups mail Co. most eller their thanks to the Nobility, OSSIOg, and the Is goosal a ter the very gram petrostage wild widish they love bum basers4 ; mad they a h krona Merdis ay mi . rain. 0,044 s 4.4 a Ctl iw ill lotus, that dr Itme treoddes of Mee* Gores, Milord idea,' as Ste. as well se di srvidel4iii Coker Trade, prepared for me, et very &maim WI& Them Pill dry imy slip, aft Meg prepelag wits Web • . 114 • Le4 , 9:1 . 041 141.. la -4 . .. 1 114;‘1 14.1. .