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After which a ltutzliab:e Burlctta, in One Att, called RUN FOR YOCIt LIFE. co:it:lode with an ewittly new, grau.l, and picturesque *,!li FAIRY OF TII sT.t it ; or, Harlequin gt Labracit.r. conr.ie of the Pantomime, a celebrated Dance, by the Ott:locus. 1•: • „.tt,r, to I,: crencd at Six o'Clock, and the Perform i•- pi at Seven.—llalf Price exactly at Half . t' . 'i..-130xe..1 C. l'it Uallery - 111 7 ..V1RE OF ANATO3II', 3IEDICINE, &c. Bienlirim-street, Great "Afarlborough-street. SPRE.;(i COURSE of LECTURES, at t%is :-;CIIOOL, will begin or the following days: .• riysiolozy, and Surgery, by Mr. Bisours, daily, or Ttlonday, Jar:nary 3l.—Dit:4eeticms as usual. •nabtr!, Materia Medico, &c. daily, at Eight in the : Y iwory and Praci::a of Ph; sic, at Nine, with Eaamina t. by Dr. :V.:Ek e en Monday, February 7. Courses urek;iven every year, each occupying nearly f,v.• oaths. ~:aer particulars may be known of Mr. Brookes, at the. ; ;:r of Dr. Ascr, No. Margaret-street, Caventlish I'O:3ITIVELY !—NEXT SATURDAY.. TWO P!:I7 ES OF !.:20,000 ! I,coo wiser Prizes of var;ol values, andsdl must be Drawn NEXT SATURDAY, '1 ;IE LOTTER l FINISHES. ivtarn the:: hest thanl:s i'abl:e fora.,; vtry patm...age they hove • ..1 Systenl ot . watch Coq have 'tad sulmtit to public notice. ...:.1. c.l\ - I.I‘VIIIGILI's who Sold in Last Lottery, I . I:t.pe tt , e4perience a cot:tint:once of pre to old-establishud and torn:note Offices, N 2. 57, t. r hdl ; I 11, Holborn ; lioymarket ; 1141, 0r:told-street ; ;P:C Tickets and Sbatts art un Sole in great variety. FINISH OF THE LOTTERY. k,.: 4 if ]: :mi. Co. respectfully inform the Public. •!!,.• Dr.iwir i , of t!le T.4ttury will ENI) on s.vrt,:n., wir.. , l the IWO of 1:20,1)00, aa•ai all the :P. in the Whet!, must t!cawn._ . _ 5\•:11: r ;:nd Cu. have lately Said many Capi:als, particularly ). Prize of £30,000, amid 9,r2.16, a Prize of .E:.:0,000 e•. inch uccasion they had the satisfaction of paving to t Public a grea , .cr amount is mey than any oth , r Office. No. it, Paultry, N.. 31, Aldgate High -12., Charing-cross, I street. is:ISS PORTER'S WORKS. T.l/3 day were published, 1. THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS. A Romance. By Miss JANE PORTER. In 3 Vo!s. 12mo. the Fourth Edition, price 11. 13s. boards. 2. The Pastor's Fireside; a Novel. By .Miss Jane Porter. The n..-Ind Edition, in 4 vols. 12mo. price 1/. Its. 6d. boards. 3. Thaddeus of Warsaw ; a Novel. By Miss Jane Porter. The . Eighth Edition, in 4 vols. price las. hoards. Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, Or e, and Broven, London. Next week will be published, neatly printed in Octavo, VALDI; or, The Libertine's Son: a Puem, in Five Para.—By JAMES KENNEY. " I have shown a bting finely organized, under influences the most malignant. I have followed •p a chain of misery i i that cultivated state of society, which to involves our sen s.hiltties in the complexity of our moral reNtiles, at the same trite that it so highiy refines them—if the enjoyment of good he exquisite, terrible is tit:: action of evil."—Extract from the Preface. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orrne, and Brown, London. This slay were published, In Three Volumes, Bvo. price £1 16s. boards, / Ur i EMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of the late DR. LETTSOM, with a Selection from his Cor ,r-.2.aulence with the frincipal Literati and Foreign Counuies. By T. J. PETTIGnEw, F.L.S. Surgeon Eitraorainary to the Dukes of Kent and Sussex, &c. &c. The two first Volumes, price 245. consist of a Memoir of Dr. T.. and a Selecti-Jn of Cenral Corr...spondence, with Litinzits, Lan!, L:l!!SiaWn, Sir M. Ma:lin, Bart. Itev. Drs. M..!isnn, t't• &c. I)rs. Ash, Bisset, ('anti,.:, Currie, 1).0-vein, Fakoner, Benj. Franklin, Mash, Waterhense, &c. :Intl a Menit)ir of the late %Ir. Nield, written 1.. :lirtt , elf.—Tiie third Vui..!me, which may be had separate, 11t-.. is computed of (b-1: 4 1n:n Papers, Cases, and t resnondence with Baron 11:11er, Drs. Cullen, Kush, Struve, , for Longman, RurFt, Les ; Orn%•, and Brown, Lcr.:.Ga. iiui x3I `C; (7a? were Lros 111:17., OsINIZ, 13ftou - N, London; ant and Soy:. York, F - 11111:: EXP()SiTuII; or, A IL NEV.' ib ELI.IN 3 ISOOK. In.Threo .:011N 11ORNSLY.—In 1„-:ce bound. '1".•.• ZSl.nlitcr ; cr, Lis - ruction. Ta Five 4:„ : a varlet:: (.• 1" - A,: - :.ssiva Lesions, ail - ..ytt.ci • •f - children ; inqrnet thew i:: ,In the L of Sto'., S2ellinK, and Wo.ds • • ;y 1 L.:1;1 ; :s; al:d at the Sdiae hre son:e • • ,• :. • 11:•:cry, ...it,' of zii.vetill • •• •• • aoLl JoLn •r. , ••• •••. N.w Young Man's Cernpar.ico ; or, Yc•••11 . 6 • • • fienlrAl Knowlecige. I)es7gned chiefly fir :hc • • c •,,ers:ns c; both saes , .ad aidi:tel to the • • . .;. TI r.te i'art., Cofiler i • • •,:ri:e 4s. Innind. .:•• Norinysyllibles: or, Asc •l i ,i • -• ; Adipted to the capaen iti e! y t • to iz.trtic,:, by : • • ies of Educ4on acid Moiality. I.;y J. •• A ••'. , irt Giamtnar of the English I.ar.guage, sin•lpliad •• ...•• •C hildren. In rour Orth•agr.lphy ; .• •; 5. Leso.i:•; 4. Synt.lx. 11Ai Remarks and ar • •• :IL*, an Appcnciiz, in Mare PAM • a .!ai iits•Autions, ; Fa!,:: Synt.ur, &a.; • t.'..•• :•••atit.i.s for iis‘i3tinz 't . on:•;; flisrso.3 to speak at:6 ers i uity and Accuracr. Pi John Ifurnsey. t't • •••....1, earri.e;ed and gr- .1;11: ; price 2s. bour.d. • • • :1 Ortilogr land Grummatical,iri Two • S.:lie:nun of chuice Pier•es, in Prose and Verse. .• ••• ..•• •FL•3 , :ctir.ris,• desizne4 to improve the •• •t ;•;••••••••u. :i?,2111613. Gfarairf...f. tip John llor Myer. . i•• ls. bound. • liornsey's Engliah Cram:nor ; de - • • C,c of Cailarsa from Six to Ten Years of 4ge ; containing I s i Questions appropriate to the • 1:1%. &ec ind Luttion, vice 9d. WEDNESDAY, JANLTARY'26, 1820. AD.IfMRALTY OFFICE, Demob*? 13, 18111. NOTICE is hereby given, that a Session of Oyer and Tcrminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of fences committed on the High within the Jurisdiction of the A lmiralty of England, will be held at Justice Hari, in tkii Old Bailey, London, on Friday, the 48th day of January next, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning. J. W. CROZER. SUBSCRIPTION to AFFORD TEMPORARY RELIEF to the DESTITUTE, and NIGIITLY snEurrn to th , ! IIOCSELESS, eluting the PRESENT INCLEMENT SEASON. The Right lion. the LORD MAYOR, President. At a 'fleeting of the Committee of Management, the follow. inz Subscriptions were reported : Amount alrea d y advertised W. Abioron £1 1 P. T4l.tclawrin 1 A E. Eversid • 3 0 Tbe Compositors ant/ Pressmen at 31r. Therovegood's, Ad dl -sti eet J. W. Morrison A few Friends, by W. P. 110,892 6 0 At liirzh'i. W. C. La' pritre 4tl Marqnis Citolmondeley 10 e 11, , n. Caps. P. P. Cust 5 5 Mrs. and 3liss Suitsles 5 0 Countesi of Her by 5 0 Sundries 11. 9s. tld. : '. 15 3 3 At Marten, Call, and Co.'s. Mrs. General Jones 5 0 At Herries. 15s. 6d. Mrs. Duppa 'lO 0 Clerks of the Reduced Annuity Office, Bank, Second Subscription 2 A few Bookbinders, at Charles Selwin S S Right Hon. Lord F. Montagu 2 0 At Hammersley's. Albert Guignartl 1 0 John Hughe; S 0 At Morland's. • Mr. Mathew's Veritas John Cracroft - 5 0 Sir W. ltiizard 2 2 Mr. Worthy 5 0 I'. R. re.and and Son 10 to J. G. 0 10 Anonyrncus 1 1 C. Appold 1 1 G. Appold 1 1 ratcLe-Otiice, Londcn Mrs. Chandler At Cocks's. Mr. S. N. Kensington 1 0 P. Jones taus:: Cum.) !). 2 W. 11. Savage 1 I J. F. Notrii . 2 0 Coutte's. Mrs.' C. L. 6i3itiley 5 0 Miss Salome l'intelock 2 0 M. W. I 1 I!. W. 1 1 Mrs ; Muir - ,-le Tighe 5 0 Irs. li•yrizis. 10 0 Thomas Cozit:ram 5 0 Lord I-loth-sin 10 0 At Snow's. D07,1.s is. 6d. Itccie, CS Q,aar- tern 1,0111C3. Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown 1 J. noble Collection after .2 Ser mon by the Rev. 1). Ru.ige, al St. A. W. C. At Goslisee. rencJcwry, per Mr. 11o; z.son, Ch urch warden . 401. L. 9d. A. Deist A Mite, W. B 3 \V. M. 1 alwes and Chatfield 5 A Matni..ctucer - 1 T. and W. Cuirman 2 Crocker and Jardine 2 Miss Charlton 10s. Ed. Lady Yarborough 10 S. G. Price J. G. J. Wilts Mr. Surridge Benefit at Drury-lane Theatre, per R. W. Ellisron, Esq. 1601. 14s. 6d. Subscriptions at ditto : Lady Besborssugh 5 :Mrs. Garrick 3 Mrs. Coutts 5 John Calcraft, Esq. 5 Lady Foley W. 12s. Id. R. W. Elliston 4 Mrs. E11.5:0n Miss F. M. E!liston 1 Miss Ell:stun 2 Mr. Kean 5 Mr. Brabant 5 Mr. Soane 5 Mr. Spring 5 Mr. Rubins 5 Mr. Winston . ' 1 Mr. Russell 1 Miss Kelly 1 Mr. Munden 1 Mr. Harley • 1 Mrs. West 1 Mr. Knight 1 Mr. Cooke 1 Mr. Holland 2 Mr. Peake 1 Mrs. Robinson 1 Mr. Dowtou 1 Miss Cubitt 1 Mr. Kelly 1 -Sundry Subscriptions under 2r:i. At Lubb..)ck's. B. 11. 0. .1. It. W. T. G. C. a Rev. Dr. Sleath :tight Hon. C. Manners Sutton, Speaker 10 0 W. H. H. 1 1 :Lanes talitr 5 0 Orneral Cartwri,ht - 5 5 Colonel IT. R. Feather- Mn.s Utort 10 0 Evan Law 10 0 Rev. C. Constable 5 0 Countess-Abingdon 10 0 :Uri. Way • 2 0 At Praedss. Rev. J. Harvey, LLD. 1 1 lion. Justice Bayley 5 5 Rt. Hon. Lord Milford 10 0 At Child's. Charles Moore Some Gentlemen of the Legacy Office, New Department 4J. 7s. 6d. Hon. W. Powlett S S At Hoare's, Floet-street. Anonymous 4 0 K. IL 5 0 C. J. Lawson S 6 Adam Askew 2 0 T. E. s 0 Sir Manby Dixon 1 1 Sir J. H. Palmer, But. 10 10 Right am. F. J. Ro binson 10 10 Earl of Winchilsea 10 0 At Ladbrokes. Mrs. A. Cobb (Lydd) 5 0 W. W, 1 0 _ Ltt.nehaugh 2 0 Lkiward IZ.obson 2 2 .Srj George Leith 5 0 IL I. 1 0 J. V. ILArson 2 2 j-ckson S 2 At Drummond's. J. 31. 1. 51. 1.55. 6d. 11.31 and Panckop 3 0 Admir.:l filth Harvey 5 0 Rev. Sir John Robin- At Jones's. H. M. 1 0 Hon. Lady F. Bendack 5 0 At Grate's. J• ha liambreugh At Currie's. R. Grant Mrs. Barreneau At Perring's. 3liss Dodson At Bernard's. Jon. Punskoit At Williams's. S 0 5 0 5 5 2 15 1 0 1 0 3 0 5 5 2 2 1 0 2 2 Wallis and Ilayne 5 5 Sr P. Burdett, Batt. 10 10 L. Fowls -1 1 ' At Bond's. H. Hopkins 1 1 At Glyn's. _ _ G. P. 5 0 John Douglas and Sons 3 5 At Iloare's. A Widow's Mite, from Preicot 1 • Taylor and Martineau 5 0 At Barclay's. Mrs. Sarah Hewett 5 0 At Hankey's. _ _ 0.0. 1 1 At Masterman's. P. W. Broadley Richard Blakemore 5 5 6 0 At Rogers's. D.N.H. - 5 0 Airs. Sahren 5 0 AtChatteris's. sis John Jervis W. Jervis, Bart. 10 0 W. H. Micklefields 2' 0 At Esdaile's. Rtv. James Hicks 2 10 aury Hutchinson 0 2 At Martin's. Second Subscription from the Stratford Club, per W. Welter 14 14 lion. J. W. Stratford 5 0 At Curtis's. son, Dart. 10 0 `,larqui, of Anglesey 110 0 Dowa:er Ludy Saliey 5 U .f , ;'an Jerningham 2 fi W. 11. N. 1 0 I A Lady G.:r.er.:l somas Gros. At Stephenson's. vtnor 10 10 T. J. Ilramley Tae I run. General Ed- At Lee's. .rout:d Phipps 2 0 I A few Friends, per Mr. It. C. Brodie 5 3 ! Morecraft, Coleman- Earl Giosvenor 20 0 street F...r1 at DLrby 10 10 At Bosanquet's. 1.4). - d Ft. Helen's 10 10 Thomas riardwick 2 2 ...fr , ,. Elizabeth Brartin 1 0 Youn:t Ltdies 2 0 ..zio I zggatt 5 5 At t... 1 *-.l:th, Payne, and Co.'s "; wu .L.C110.4 5 0 W. L. 5 0 At : . -.txtotes. Mr. James, Learning- Rev. C. A. Belli 2 0 ton 1 0 Two Fii:ucis 1 10 Mrs. Clapham, ditto 1 0 John Wail g 0 James Kenworthy 3 r, S 0 5 8 1 11 will be received by Sir John Lubbock, Bart. Treasurer, :'.l..nsion-House-street ; at the several Waking-Houses in Louden any Westminster; at Lloyd's Coffee-House; and by the Committee, at the King's Head Tavern, Poultry. (Signed) W. 11. BODKIN, Hon. Sec. BRIDGES, MAYOR. A T a COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDER MEN, holden in the Council Chamber of the Gu:ldLail of the City of London, on Tt. ICSDAY, the esth day of January, 1820, Ind in the• 60th Year ef the Reign of G.:orge the Third, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, tee. 1111011017'11 UNA XIMOUSLT, That this Coiart, deeply impressed by the meaaeboly commsmi cation made to them this day by the Right Hon. the LORD Alsvci, , of the DEATH of his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, cannot refrain from expressiog thus early their very sincere and heartfelt regret at the loss of this Illustrious Branels of the. Royal Family, whose amiable and benevolent chars will long be remembered by the Country at large, and in particular by the supporters of the several Charitable Instiintiors of this Metro polis..,--They deeply sympathise with his Royal 'IL-I:Ness the I'rlifse Regent, with the amiable Princess the Widow of the ,rle6Citood, anti with the several other Branches of the Illustrious House of Brunswick, on this mournful occasion. It is th• earnest prayer of this Court, that the AI.•SIGHTY will he pleasrd to grant them strength to support this and all other trials, and will continue to shower down those blessings which Ha has heretofore so abundazttly vouchsafed to them. WOODTHORPE. BRIDGES, MAYOR. AT a COURTof LORD MAYOR and ALDER'. MEN, holden in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on Tmorair, the 25th day of January, 1820, and in the 60th Year of the Reign of Georie the Third, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireirnd, King, &c. linsoLvin, That the Members of this Court feel themselves called upon to enter their Protest against the partial and mutilated Stat ements which have found their way into the Newspapers, to im pose upon the public mind, as a Report of their Debit's. It being a Court by its constitution, as well as by immemorial usage, from which strangers are excluded, no such Representation can be fairly made ; and, from whatever quarter tke intelFgence hat .been collected, it is evident, from the full and corrected Speeches on one side, and the garbled, suppressed, and misrepresertad Statements on the other, to be composed for.the express purpose of misleading the opinions which unsuspecting minds may form on important subjects, particularly at a distance from the Me tropolis, where tke Debates of this Court may he supposed ti be open to Reporters for the Public Journals. WOODTTIORPE. Pr ICE SEVEN-PENCE. MEMOIRES . D . 2. NA POLEON PAR LUI.MEME. Vendv:.di prochain sera publics, en Rio. 121, ATEMOIII ES 1 - 11ST013IQUES de NAPOLEON. Lie. IX. _ _ _ FM - ITT par Lrif-MEME. Cette neuvieme rani: est publiee la premiere , vu son Interet pre-eminant dons ce moment•ci. Lea autres Lhrea parritront aussitor que los cii zonsimicelle permettront. Imprirne pour Sir Itichard Phillips et Co. Bride -court, Bririge street. A faithful 111gli.h Translation will be ready on Wtd nesday, the ed of FebruFry. HARTLEY'S 1310GRAPHY FOR YOUTH. This day was publi‘hed, in a very cut troltrre, price st. board., TIRITISII GENIUS, ewer iliSel in the Lives of by their Industry, or Scie - Itific and Discoveries, have themselves to opulence aria and ehsentiaily promoted the svc-litte of i'..:ankind : incladindtho Lives of sf.iMe My CECIL lIARTLEY, A.M. Author of Principles of the Scionces; or the Elements onivmazt F.nowkdze, royal lin:c, 4s. koJrds. Principles of Elocution, Ilime. 3s. 6Zi. no:itly bound. Principles of Punctuation ' limo. Ss. neatly hound. * Printed for F. 'Wilson, Royal Exchange, London. A POLITICAL CfftoL, &c. This day was publisLed, d24:c.tte4 to the Fie:: IT•inotirabler Gitosan Cas:;ING, price 13. - - • THE TWELFTH EDITION OF THE MAN IN THE MOON, with a Vo'Heal Chrittnas Carol, •et :o Music; and Mr._Canning's Parr.dy in rilicv!‘z of Lord S.l - Illustrated Ly Fifteen Cuts. Pr rated for William Hone, Ludgate-hill; and sold by dl Boolisellers in the United Kingdom. Orders, with remittances, punctually executed.: - N.B. The Forty-first Edition of The Political House that Jack Built, with Thirteen Cuts, price Is. • *.• The ACTIIOR of THE POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUIL4', perceiving the multitude of atttmpts of imitation anli imposture, occasioned by the unparallekd save of that Jeu d'Esprit, in justice to the- Publfc and to'himself, respectfully states, that, induced by nearly forty years of the most confidential intimacy with Mr. HO.NE, and by the warmest friendship and affection for him and his Family, be originally selected him as his Publisher exclusi,wly ; that he has not suffered, nor will be suffer, a line of his writing to pass into the hands of any other Bookseller; and that his last, and, owirg to imperative claims upon hh pen of a higher ordar, possibly his very last production, in that way, wiU be found in THE MAN IN THE MOON.—Ludgatc-hill, 24th Jar.uary, 1820. CUSTOM-MOUSE, LONDON, Jinuary 20, 1820. FOR SALE, By Order of the Hon. the Commisdaners if his 3fajest9's Customs, On THURSDAY, the 27th ; and FRIDAY, the Bth inttant, at Gne b' Qock in the Afternoon precisely, at the Commerc.al Sale- Rooms, Mincing-lane, 11-E FOLLOWISG GOODS, ii TOR EX PORTA rioN: • Tapioca, Mace, 2ugar, Sugar C.indy, Tamarinds, Succades, Preserved Ginger, and Salt. FOR 10515 CO? SVIIPTION : Drugs, Sugar, Pimeuto, Ginger, and other Grocery, Canvass, Linen, Pictures, Prints, Books, Annatto, Madder, Vermicelli, Seeds; Ochre, Whetstones, Slops, Corks, Hides, Hops, Cotton Wool, Essence of Spruce, Nutria Skins, Mothc- of Pearl Shells, Wooden Clocks, Mustard, Musical and other Snuff Boxes, Wrought Silver Plate, a Pack .Imethyst, 'iveibbing 131 lhs. Rough Topazes, Silk Lace, Gort Skins, Sault-, and sundry other G oods as myntioned ia the Catalogue. CLar cf all Duties. To be viewed at the London Docks, King's Waerhonse, Cus tom-Honse, and at Globe-Yard, arid Lingbam's Warehouses, Lower Thamesstreet ; on Monday, the 24th, Tuesday, the tsth, and Wednesday, the 26th instat::, f corn Ten &Clock in the Morning to Three in the Afternoon. N.B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for at the Re ceiver of Fines and Forfeitures' (Mice, Custom-House, on or before Tuesday, the 15th February, 1:20, or the Deposits made thereon will absolutely become foz (vit. d. Catalogues to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom-House, Ai Saturday the 22d instant, price On Shilling ea:h. BRAMAH'S PATENT LOCKS. THE increasing demand for this Article (which has A. been for upwards of thirty years before the Public) having occasioned the introduction of inferior imitations from various parts of the country, J. BRAMA II and SONS are induced to give this Notice, that all such Locks asare of their manufacture, have the nave and address, " J. Bramah, 14, Piccadilly," stamped upon. them.—J. B. and Sons avail themselves of this opportunity to inform their Friends and emplOyers in general, that they have lately introduced an important improvement, which has considerably increased the advantages arising from the use of the original Patent Lock. N.B. A reduction in the prices has been recently made. FRAUD PREVENTED. rCOUNTERACT the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM POSITION instead of the GEN U I NR BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in which their signature and address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, Is so eonspicueusly placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to thls, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by DAT and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers Beau mere, Boot-Makers, Ste. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at ed. Is. and Is. sd. each. A CAUTION TO MOTHERS. - - AT a critical Season like the present, when Chil dren are Teething, the utmost attention ought to be paid them, particularly as the Measles and Chin Cough are so preva lent. If the Irritation.of the Gums comes with any otber.Dis order, very few Infants recover. Mothers ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery, for if a Child wakes in the night with pains in its gums, this valuable Medicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevents Fevers or Cunvulsious, for should it come in competition with any other Disorder, it often destroys the Mother's brightest hopes. Parents'who may be dubious of the virtues of the SOOTII ING SYRUP may refer to the different Cases that have ap peared in the Newspapers for these last ten years. Since Mrs. Johnson has appropriated cute hoist twice a week, viz. from Nine to Ten o'clock, on Tuesd:ty and Saturday Morn icg, to the Poor whcrhave Childred aflicted in cutting their teeth, by bringing a letter from a housekeeper, that thy Motkor is a real object of charity, has made it so universally known in al most every Family where there are young Children, SIN. John son hopes.so great a Charity will not be abused, as it is out of her private purse. To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 44, Newman-strett, Oxford-street, London ; and, by their a:l:oint ment, of all the principal Medicine Vehders in lbws and Coun try, at 22.9 d; per Bottle. • N. IL Be sure to ask fur " Mason an 4 Williams s s Soothing STr UP*" 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 0 4 0 2 0 5 0 SCOTT'S lIORSES AND DOGS. On February Ist will be published, embellifhed with Fourteen elegant Engravings, Parts I. and IL pric? 10s. 6d. each, of 91HE SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITk iRY, compriS• -L log a complete Series of highly-finished F.ngr wings, repre senting the Horse and the Dog is all their V-sietie.; executetl in the Line Manner, fly JOHN SCOTT, from ori l inal F.iintings by Marshall, `F.cinagle, Gilpin, Stubbs, and (borer; a , :cotapani,:cl with a comprehensive historical and • systtiziatic Description of th, with_ Sresies of each, their appriviate Uses, Manazernem, Improvement, te,c. interspersed ssith is tercsring Anec,lotcs of the most celebrated Horses at.d Dogs, and their Ownrs : likewise; a great Variety of practical Information on Training and the 4:nusoments of the Field. By the Author of " British Field Sports." Comurteus :-1. This Work will be beautifully printed ea fine woe , ' paper and hot-presucl : it Will be completed in Sim Parts, forming one handsome Volume In Quarto. 2. It will be illustrated with forty highly-finished Copper. plate Engravings, accompanie:l with numerous emblematical Head and Taii-piects, cut on Wood.' London : Printed far flb,!rweasd, Neely, arta Jones, Paternoster row, and may be Lad of all Booksellers. On February Ist will be pubeihed, Price Zs. 6d. (to be continued ever/ Two Alouthe) No. I. of STILE LONDON JOURNAL of ARTS and SCIENCES; an Original Work, exhibiting the progres sive advneement of Practical Science in the various 13ranches of ,Arts, Manuractures, and Agtieulrure. The principal design of this Journal, is to l ty before the Pub lic an early and general Report of ell New Patents, itt seh!ch their respective principles and properties will be described; and also to supply the earliest account of every useful Discovery and Invention in the Arts, Manufaceures, and Agriculture. • Original CeMmunications in this Journal, will form a feature of considerable importance; containing principally, a detail of novel and interesting Experiments in different branches of fhilo sophy. In this department, the Editor is promised the assist. ance of several Gentlemen of the first talent in the Country. Each Number will conclude with a Summary of the most important Information relative to Science, selected from other Journals, foreign and domestic; and an accurate Lilt of all the forth-coming Patents. London : Printed •:;3r Sherwood. Neely, and Jones,Tater nosteraew. NEC VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. On February lst will be published, clo.ely printed in Royal I time. with Maps, price 71. Gd. each, in hoards, or Ss. half. bound, Volumes I. and I I. (containing Arun. a. and AtiA) of WHE FLOWERS of MODERN VOYAGES an i 1 TRAVELS; comprising those most worthy of Itt.cord, between the Years 1206 and 1320. By WILLIAM ADAMS, A. M. These" Flowirs," which will be comprised in FonrVolumes, embracing Africa, Asia, America, and Europe, have been selected from the most valuable and authentic Sources ; and are particu larly adapted for such Persons as do not possess the means, or the opportunity, of perusing expensive or voluminous Statements, Each Volume will be complete of itself, and sold separately. - •. • The Purchasers of 1)r. Mayor's Collection of Voyages and Travels are t espectfully iiJornied, these Four Volumes wens undertaken principally with the view of perfecting thatoraluablo Work; for, since its publication, Voyages and Travels have very considerably increased in number and importance. With this Ad, dition, however, it is hoped, Dr. li..vor's Collection will continue to rank as the most comprehensive and perfect of its kind. N. 11. Amei Ica and Europe will be published in the course of the ennui ig Month.. _ London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater.. naster-row ; and &nay be had of all Booksellers. 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C.titriasi alone; by whets it at his house, N o . Berner s.street, Oxford -street, (.13 it was lormtrly at 21, Frith su at Ils. a bottle. it is also said at Mr. Atkinson's . , 196, Blskopritte-street Without ; and by 4r. Canham's Agents - in every considerable town of the United Kanglom ; at d the con centrated, for warm climates, by his depnted Agrnts the Fast ladies, viz. Messrs. Mackinto-h and C:). Cisleattu; ism.l3lttirs Vorbea and Co. ~~ ~i ~~ ,I I - j ~. _~~