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r T • . I _~ T ~~P .7 V 41w. .• - - --• fA sp if y,_-- ve - - I . , . . . . . .... 4 , . 4 .t...., . . ,_ f •. • „4, .7, -., i .--.,,.,..,i'v il ' • . • * 4.,,, ys:.• _ .. ~..• 4 . ...,,.._••• — ( 7 ),‘ '. .. . • . ..•••"*". ' 4 ; • (: k, . . 4 .* l et e > , 4111_ . j ii_____ 1 A :,, 4 : % • . .. *l. ' 1 i a-, P •.'• ~/ n--, .. .. itil ,l , -,• . . • ....._, _. lik P 7 . • 1 , , • V . . . • , 1 P 1 ~, i NryißEß 789°. ,a()TAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY'St) WES FMINSTER.BRIDGE. v o w t patronage of their Ro) al Highnesses the Prinde Regent and Duke of York. PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 19, and To-Sorrow, June the 20th, at Half-past Six o'Clock pre. itsdi, the following new Amusements: I. A Comic Pantomime, railed HARLEQUIN'S COURT OF A pollo; or, Gambols Revive.l.-2. The extraordinary exhibl os die Spelling, or Academical Dog.; as also of the two sur tsp-Dogs.-3. Divers inimitable Feats of Horsemanship. it Grand Stage Spectacle, in two Acts, called VOORN the rag ,Or thMi s ts Banditti, assisted by the Theatrical Troop M Equestrian .—S. A Trial of Skill and Agility, with ~,beamical accompaniments by the two Clowns, atc.-6. The first w i ie coad Parts of the famous Flying Horseman's Performances. —To which will be added, the laughable Pantomime of The GOLDEN DREAM. _ • Doin apen at half past five o'clock. Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gal. Is. low H a at half-past eight. Places to be taken at the Theatre kw T. till Three o'Clock. NEW NO OF MUSIC. day Was published, in 4to. price 10s. 6d. boards, AN ATTEMPT to SIMPLIFY the NOTA TION of MUSIC, together with an Account of that now bite, Militated by examples both sacred and secular. By.S. ROO ISEY, F. L. S. • London: Frinwd by W. Bulmt r and Co. for G. and W. Books.liers to his Majesty, Pall-Mall; and R. Baldwin, Nerrobter.i ow. NEW MUSIC. kit Flashed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, & Co. 20, Soho sgaare4.ondon ; and 7, Weitmorland.:street, Dublin, `PIE follaiving Pieces, single, from the favourite 1 Opera of the Devil's Bridge : a hold in his soft erprcssive bee, composed and sung by Mr. Braham, price Is. 6d.—The load ficarc, sung by Mrs. Bland, is 6d.—Tho' Love is warm a irbile, Song, price Is. tid.—The Sigh, and she know not why, washy Miss Kelly, price Is. 61—W ,man's Heart is Free, sung by Mrs. Melons, price Is. Bd.—Ah flaterdig Min, sung by Miss Kelly, price Is. 6d..—ls there a heart that r.ever sung. by Mr. Braham, price 25.—Love% Stolen Kiss is Sweet, sung by Mrs. Bland, price Is. 6d.-13rie.t Sun, I adore the when rising sublime, a Bravura, sung by Mrs.Dickons, price Ys.—How 'flexile.: is the walderer's lot, sung by Mr.'f. kovedino, price Is but Fancy's Sketch, the celebrated Picture Song, erg by Mr. Braham, price 90..—The Parent Bird awhile forsakes, mai by Mrs. Dickens, price 2i. GERMAN FLUTE, This day was published, price 78.6 d. in Folio, the Eleventh Edition, with Emendations, of ITRAGG'i IMPROVED FLUTE PRECEP TOR ; or the Art of Playing the German Flute rendered lay to every capacity, on Principles entirely New: The con tinue :—A Copiou. set of Ins:ructions f:Jr a Flute, from one w eight ; a set of Progressive Lessons ; Sixty-four Duets,. Ista various Keys, each of which is prec.-ded by a short, "asy Priude, accompanied with an I , xplaitaiory Note, by which the enabb-d to proceed progressi dt ly from the easiest in the but fiScult Key ; Twenty original Ariettes ; Thirtr.quee &stalk sad.other Favourite Airs, and Six te. n Flourishes in dif keerKeys, forming tile cheaper . hook tel the kind extant. London : Printed for and .Sold bythe Author, No. 17, Little llsi k: Rider-street, Doctor s Cemm.tns. N.B. Envy Book is signed "J. Wragg," in red ink, in the Tele and Address.—No o• her is genu kne This day %. as published, Is Two Vols. price lOs. 6a. boards, the Eighth Edition, embel lished with a Portrait of the Author, thinking-to-himself, of TH INKS-I-TO-M YSE LF. A Seri' -ludicm, 'ftag co-comico TALE, written by T FUNKS-I-TO-MY III.F WllO ? To which is added, a Preface concerning tke Author: with Replies to Reviewers, 1 hanks to the Public, An swer to the Enqui• les of a Lady of Rank relative to the Portrait, s curious Account of certain Attempts lately made to render the author respon‘ibte fora Work, w i 1s wtick he has no concern *stutterer, anti various oth.r particulars. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; ihtthard, Pic ca dilly ; Asperne, ; H. Muscutt, 259, Ox ford street; and L. Cok, St.l hynEts'a-street, Borough. HIS roar OF SOU fli WILTSHIRE. THEPublic Are 'respectfully informed, that the HISTORY OF SOUTH WILTSHIRR, by Sir itiCSAID COLT Haste, awl. is now complete In Three Parts. (Price Twebe GUI:Mai small, slid Eighteen Guineas large paper, in bomb). This splendid vii!urne con :tins Eiglity-ilirre En pansy, moved by Ba,ire and Cary 1., their best manner, among which are seven plates of Maps, Twenty worm plane of Camp from actual Survey, • Forty-one plates of Barrows and tikir Corrent., aid seven Plans and Views of &roar c aseated its envier): a. N. B. '1 he Third Part Is ready for cid:very. Nile! by WILLIAM MILLER, Allyermarle-street, and J. MOKIAY, Flevt-szreet. 'this day vas publi.hed, price 2s, ed. THOUGHTS on tl)e I/ ri Ltry and EXPE. a IMINCY of the PLANS prorosed by the BRITISH and MALIGN 111111.1 i SOCIE, TY. - By EDWARD MAL ! BY, D. D. Prebendary of Leigigion Buisard, in toe Ca•hedral asureh of • • I.ltro;ri. P"'n' re for T. Cadet, an.l4lV. Davie*, Strand. Ot whom may be itad, by the sent Author, 1. Illustrations of the , rue of the Christian Religion, five. Zrond fAitien, price 7s. &t in ~oards. A Sermon, rreached 14i:fure• the University of Cambridge, Oinartencetnent Suodav,lBo6, 24. s• A i.;tter to the Freeholders of the Ceunty of Huntingdon, 13 1 0 11 subj. et+ connected with the Dissolution of Parliament in ihrl, price 1 5..6d. • LOCK :%ND SURGICAL 133PENSARY. I his (lay was published, p. 4 ce 3s. F..,RACTlCAraitand to the L Du ke of York, PaATIONS nes., n. -the l ON nstitution, rHE VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreattEl consequences. as err, Drina:), Ulcerations; Ike. and that weakness and de rall•nent of the Generative Organs which Imps rs the constitts rpointing out a see method of cure ? speedy And se:tret in r etort. without caustic, al!ti also in thole other afl..ctions, with as Account t,f the Lock Dispensary, as a salt guard against em• Mimi in this practice, so fatal to-the young and tn. wary. Ity F. , • imber of the Royal College, Lond KIERNAN on; and surgeon to the I.ock Dispensary. E.ld by Sh Aud io - erw " l and Co. Paternoster-row; and by the 6 r, at his privat e :a, Lower Cltarlotte-street, Bed 1111.riileare. • DISCOVERIES IN PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY. THE M OD ER N was published, price. Sc. HERMES ; • or, EXPERI MENTS and isIiSERVATIONS on different methods of 13 1 t QUICKSILVER with ACII).i in supplement of An -7., Chemistry on M• rcury. By ROBER'r Si ore, Esq. narly two ce:tuties it has been a desideratum in Chemis "tb P r elure Calomel by sublimation, without previously pre corrosive subl.rnate; bit to entitle &is little experimental "Iltise to the UN ice of the Chemist, eight methods are Isere Ilud&lnleated ler combining Quicksilver with Muriatic Acid, ;Z. Odd Calootti by sublimation without previously pre- Maljikerosive sublit ate, and at less than half the expence at ra corrosive sublimwe can be prepared. To the combination ver with Mineral Acids, is subjoined the union of it vegetable and Annual Acids, which furnishes some useful Twation s . Boa ted fowl ? n ee:ge Robinson, 241, aid W 4 FRIDAY, JUNE• 19, 1812: TO THE ANIeVOI.ENT WORT.I3. THE MIRROR of PHILANTHROPY," the Firit Number of which has been announced for publication on the Ist July next, will not make its appearance at present. FEATHERS FOR BEDS. rIENUINE, SEASONED, NEW FEATHERS. ‘--g Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, &c. filled with any qtroulty, much clieaper than such Feathers are generally sold, with a certainty that they are not mixed with hny old worn-out Feathers.—To be had of iNGLIS ' Poulterer, corner of Loudon.road, opposite the Elephant and C'astle, Newington Butts; and at No. A 9, FPO street, Bloomsbury.—Prime Goose leather Beds £2. is. Tick included. The greatest choice of Poultiy in London, fresh from the country every day. WAKEFIELD'S ACCOUNT OF IRELAND. Messrs. Longmcn and Co. bee leave to inform the Public, that Mil WAKEFIELD'S STATISTICAL and POLITICAL ACCOUNT of IRELAND, in Two Vo lumes, 4to. will be published In the course of this month. This day were publi,hed, prlee 10s. 6d. boards, MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.-ByT.G. ACK LAND, A.B. of St. John's College, Cambridge. Sold by Wilkie and Robinson ,Paternoster•row ; and by Deigh ton, Cambridge. This day were published. price sq. Inscribed to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of the United Kingdom, THE CLAIMS of the ROMAN CATHOLICS considered, with a reference to the riarety oldie Established Church, and the Rights of Religiims Toleration. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was publiblted, in past Bvo. price 51. hoards, OBSERVATIONS on the Clime of a SCHOOL submitted to the attention of PARR wrs, with a view to assist them in forming a jnigment on that important subject. By the Rev. C. LLOYD, L. L. D. Printed fer Lenrman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster-row; and Johnsen and Co. St: Paul's Church-yard. , The Second Edition, in 4 Vols. Roo. price .61.10.1. boards, DISCOURSES on the Miracles and Parables of Our Blessed LORD and SAVIOUR, JESUS CHRIST. By the Rev. WI I.LI Ail DODD. Lecturer of Wostbarn, in eases, an of St. Olave, Hart•street, London. Printed for T. Hamilton 37, Paternmiter-row ; R. Ogle, Hol born, London ; I. Ogle, Edinburgh, aull M. °fie, Glasgow. This day was published, price 4s. WEST INDIA CLAIMS on the MOTHER COUNTRY and LEGISLATURE, with an Addy e la, containing the Petition of the House of Assembly of Jamaica to his Royal Highness the PRINCZ ittOLNT. By A BRITISH PLANTER. Sold by Edmund Lloyd, Hadey-street, Cavendish-square, London. This day were publisha, in Tan Volumes, liitmo. with a line I ),, rtrai;, engraved by Hopwood, price 10s. boards, PRACTICAL DISCOURSES concerning the CHRIS ['IAN rEm I: •c , ,:red for the Use of Families. By JOHN EVANS, D 1). To which is prefixe , l. a brief Account of the Life of the Author By Joh 1 Erskine, D.D. late one of the Minist, rs of Edinburgh. Printed ror 1.. Hamilton, Paternoster-rtnv ; and R. Ogle, Hof. born, Londot. ; I. Ogle, Edinburgh. and M. Ogle, Glasgow. Tie day wa' published, price Rs. • ASPAXON, preached before the Hononrable SOCIETY of LINCOLN'S-INN, on Sunday. May 31, 1812; on th- "ceaiinn of the ASSASSINATION of the Right Ho PEN CIA PER CIVA L. By WILLIAM VAN MILDERT, A. M. Preacher •o the Soddy, and Rector of St. Mary-le-bow, London. Sold by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street ; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Murray, Fleet-street. Of whom may be bad, the Second Edition of Mr. Van Md. dert's Boyjc's Lecture Sermons, in two large vats. Rvo. price El. DR. OWEN ON THE HEBREWS. COMPLETE. This day was published, the first volume, In &to. price . lo.. 6d. boards, (to be completed ie•six volumes) of AN EXPOSITION of the EPISTLE to the HEBREWS, with preliminary Excerchations. By JOHN - OWEI4, D.D. 'Se:mid Edition. Printed for T. Hamilton, 37, Paternoster-row ; It. Or,le, ens, Holborn; J. Ogle, Edinburgh; M. Ogle , Ola goo ; ati John stone, Dublin. Of whom may be had, A Display of Armi nianism, by the same Author, litmo. 4s. boards. • DR.J.EMPRIERE'S DICTIONIRIEg. This day were published, in Octavo and in Quarto, I. A CLASSICAL DICTIONAkfi cotittinino• a Copious Account of all the Proper Names mention .d in Ancient Authors; with the Woe of C3in.t, Wciz,itts, and Measures, used among the Greeks and Roni..ns ; and a Chrono logical .I.LEMPalliftE., D. D. Seventh Edition, in ore large volume Bvo. price 16s. in boards, . 11 .„• The same Work, upon a very enlarged Scale, for the higher Clas•es in Schools and Universities, at:d fur Libraries, handsomely printed in 4to. price £2. 51. boards. 2. Universal Biography ; containing a copious Account, Cri tical and Historical, of the Life and Character, Labours and Actions, of eminent Persons, in all Az's and Countries, Condi tions, and Pr"le•sions, arranged in alphabetical order. By the sante Author. In one large volume Bvo. price 16s. in boards. 1 „. This seroneWork is also upon a very enlarged Kale, handsomely pritacu in quarto, price :ES. Ss. boards. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. FAMILY BREWING. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. N'EEDIiAM, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully solidi the wtention of Vie Nobility, (lorltry, and the Public, to their PORTABLE FAMILY IIREWIN:; MACHINE. combines all the Utensils in ONE ; is durable, ennvetica, and compact in its form; take to pieces with ease, and is kept in order with little trouble; its consumption of fuel is ►mill, and it cond-nses the steam. • 'lite method of using it is equally simple end certain, NO MASHING OF THE MALT BEING REQUISI l'E, NOR ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva riably prociuces and Beer of the TRUE HOME-BREWED FLAVOUR, wh'ch becomes perfectly transparent. Sold by the Proprietors Islington-green and Skinner-street, Snow-hill, London • and Wine-stres t, Bristol. Alto, by appoint ment, by the followng Furnishing lrotimon Ters: LONDON t Metre. Feltharn, 105, St. Martin's-lane ; Messrs. Summers, 105, New Bend -street; Messrs. Roberto, May, and Lo.6ti3Oxford. si reel ; Messrs. Downer and Sanders, 1.".3, Fleet s eeet ; Mesas. Larkins and Bade, Wholesale ironmongers, 56, Cliiswell-street; atbd Mr. Palmer, 51, Conibill.—SOU IH WARK Messrs. Benham and Prentice, 131, High-•treet.— DOR.:E Messrs. Thorne, Sherborne.—WlLTs: Mr. Rus sell, Marlborough; Messrs Whitchurch and Pontinj, Devizes. —SONILRSET t Mr. tothert,' Bath. DEVON: Nicfsrs. Kiniplon, Exeter ; Mr. Narraway,Sonth-MoLon • Mr. Heath. man, • Plymouth; Mr. Rendell, Tivert NORFOLK: Messrs. Aegs andCurr s Irotifuunders, Nor wici'.-1.1 NCOI.N : Mr. Taylor, Heckington, near Sleet - ors!: Mr. Ashton, WARWICK: Mr. I iarborn., Birmingh.on.-1-1 F R ::0 D : Mr. Honiatt, I ivr..ford : Mr. Hope, Archi tect, 37, Princess -street, Man:butes.— NORTIIUNI LAND: Mr. Marshall Alathet, Newcastiewpon WALES : Mr. David Thomas Newcastle, Carmarthen. Just published, DIREC [IONS for BREWING with the PORTABLE FA MILY BREWING MACHINE; containing In.tructions for judging of the Quality of Malt •and Hp, and the Method of BtewinE PORAR, AI.E,TABI,E ALld, and TABLE BEER. _ Sold by thh Proprietors; aid by all their Agents; also, by the following Biwksells vs: Mr. Chapple,66,l l 4l-h1all; Mr. Harding, 36, it. Janie-'s-st reel; Mr. I ian e, 27,1110. street, Bloomshis ry; and Mr. Maxwell. 21, Bell. Tat i!, Temple . Price One Stalling. To be allowed ti purchasers of a Machine. NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. brew for Public Inspection every Tu'esday, in Skinner street, London; and on the Exchange, liiiS•ul. LIBERAL. AND USEFUL EDUCATION. A s some Scfloolmasters and Governesses may not - 1 - yet have become acquainted with the valuable recent Books which enable then to r' a:h certain essential and indispensable h: art^h.s of Education, by means of Questions, or by Working at :he k !era! st:hjects (i. e. by the only nieatts in which knowledge can be acquired) the following List is respectfully submitted to them for their information : GIINEVAL KNOWLEDGE.—The Universal Preceptor; or, General Grammar of Arts, Sciences, and useful Knowledge, by the Rev. David Blair, price 4s . 6 d. bound. Six Hundred Questions and Exercises on the preceding, cal culated to perfect the Student in every part, price I s. S. ,Barrisn GLOGRAritY.—A Grammar of British Geography, descripdve of the British Empire at home and abroad, and in all its circumstances and relations, by the Rev. J. Goldsmith, with 7 maps and 63 oleos, and 500 Questions fur Exercise, 4s. ntE As, i orate Key to these Questions, for the use o( Tutors, price 9d. sewed. 3. CHRISTIAN RELIGION. Five Hundred Questions and Ex ercises relative to the Facts and Moral Doctrines of the New Testament, being the only means ever contrived fur implanting is young minds the Principles of Christianity, by the Rev. I. Barrow, Author of , he Poor Child's Library, price Is. 4 ART Of I.LTTEA.WRITING. Models of Juvenile Letters, on familiar and ordinar) subjects, with numerous topics fur exer cise, being the first attempt to.render genuine Letter-writing a practical l:ranch of education, by the Rev. David Blair, price Ss.6d. bound. 5. ART or DRAWING. Elements of the Art of Drawing, in all its branches, illustrated by nearly Sixty line Engravings, and containing the entire Flew e its of Drawing in 'Figures, Aninuls, Lanos:apes, History, FL was, Fruit, and Natural Hi.tory, by George Hamilton, Draw Mg Master, price 2i s. 6. litsyoity OP ENGLAND. Five Hundred Questions re'ative to Facts and Inferences In Goldsmith'. History of England, de signed to farnilialise young persons with the history of their own 'Country, by tile Rev. J. Adair, Free Is. 7. 'l'u s;s Boor.. A'l woes Key to Three Thousand Questions in the preceding Works ; and also to the Questions in Goldsmith's I/lam:me of Genet al Geography, and Blair s G r ans. mat of Chemistry, price Ss. 6d. bound. Printed for RICHARD PGILLIPS, 47, Ladgate-hill, and to had oi all Booksellers and Stationer. N. B. Besides the preceding, the same publisher has jest finished a POUTAILE CYCLOPEDIA, or General Dictionary Of Arts and Sciences, designed for the use of Schools, and as an bk. gant present to Yopng Verso's, by the Rev. J. C. Watlibis„prke 15s. bound, with numerous plates. Also the Prins CHILD's lassaar, or Guide to the Bible, sad to 'virtue acrd liminess,liminess, L by dm Rev. I. actor, price 444 M......... 'Co GOLD: , 11 , 11 HS, WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFAC TURERS, AND PLATE WORKERS IN GENERAL. AUREAN ORE. J. F. KING, Gold and biker Chaser, Engraver, Engine. Turner, and original Inventor and Proprietor of the AurcaieOre, ARIDGRWAT ER-SQUARR, BARBICAN.. T F. KING begs to ()tier to the Trade hi general, J • a Composition; the resemblance of which to Gold not only far excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted to public notice, but is also, in every esstmial quality (as fir as re lates to its use in manufacture) equivalent to Gold itstlf. In richness of colour and great weight, this Composition so strictly resembles the Standard Gold, that bold-workers have m•t been able to distinguish one trim the when The most important property peculiar to ;his Composition, consists in the very singu lar circumstance of its not being at all subject to change its luire any more than the Standard Gold. In ductility it is precisely the same, and wilt at all times be found as pliable to work, whe ther flatted or In wire, as Gold itself in fine, the oily ditll.rence between them whatever, is merely that arising from their intrinsic The limits of a Circular will not admit of an enumeration of the many articles to which this composition is suited, nor is it perhaps necessary, since from the above detail of its proper ties, it is easy to ascertain what articles may be manufactured with it. J. F. K. cannot therefore too highly recommend the Ayrean Ore, after recetving most numerou, proofs from Manu facturers, as well as front his own laboured experiments, to con vince him of its excellence, whereby it may tend, in a Very powerful degree, so supersede the use of Gold. Gold-Workers, and others who require their work east, may, by sending their patterns or moulds, have them complete in six hours after They are brought for the purpose. N. 8.-3. F. K deems it important'to the trade in general, to acquaint them that the Composition advertised in the Public Pa- pars, bearing the appellation of the Aureat: Ore, (of which he is the sole Inventor and Proprietor), cannot be purchased genuine at any other Isom* in Lyndon but at his 117:1nufactory in Bridge water-square:-therefore auy other Composition cilered to the trade, through any medium whatever, designated by the same title, is spinosa and deceptive : every Flask of his manufacture hear, his Name stamped on each side in legible characters. Fpoid in various Weights, at 4s. 6d. per Ounce, tither in Flasks, bated, or in Wire.-Bpeciasens may be seen in elegant Pieces at prigbt and Coloured Manufacture. 'Wm fins the Cowin shalkapive every 'weals amides. Parc]: similiNCAFAAttiPm*irt. . _ BELFAST COMPANY, determined if" snip= -I- port their dependant Mechanics by full employment, are now selling Irish Linens and Sheeting, considerably under the factor's prices, in hopes that some opening for an export trade may hereafter reward their elertlons to keep the pone from want. They respectfully invite the public to inspect their valuable Stock at 50, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, opposite the British Mu scum; the only house in London where the Irish Linens and Shcotings, of the best fabric are sold, warranted bl ached on the grail, without any chemical acid. No other article sold, and not less than apiece. The company's prices are full SO per cat*. be low any other house. Cash for Irish Notes. BROOKS. 'tacit, and O'K z se, Agents to the Company, 50, Great Wiesen-serve% Bloomsbury. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG. T HE Advertiser bei ng t h e rea l M anu f acture t, i s determined to sell every article of the first fasldon and workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz. . Pearl Necklaces any pattern front CS 15 6 remaking £0 12 0 Earrings per pair . • 1 5 0 010 6 Bandeaux - . 10 lit 0 ' 2 1.5 0 Springs . - 4 4 0 ~.-1- 1 S 0 bracelets per pair - 510 0 " wan ' . 010 6 Lockets . . 1 11 6 0 14 0 Brooches . • . 1S 0 07 6 Crosses - - 1 1 0 0 4 6 Whereas many Lathes and Oenticmtm conceive anti believe, frost:, the aboce prices, that every °mallet). Is made from a c 'M. position, or what is commonly called Tiarent Pearl, tiv-y are ..espectfully _informed, that every arti l e i s com p ose d of Oriental Pearls from vie Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, whsch. b -ins man sfretured by the real workman, are offered to the public much under their usual charges. Several complete suits of Pearls. new patterns, in mnrnceo cases, consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and three Brooches, from #:'.:o r o its per suit. Apply to]. It Bar. low, No. I, Grang--court, Carerstr. et. Lincoln'. Inn Fields. IM I'OR'I*ANT SAVINGS, AT Ist FLEET-s MEET, WITHIN THREE DOORS, OF FE ITER-LANE, FOR READY MONEY. FGIBBONS, Woollen Draper, Men's Mercer, L • and Taylor, annpurtats to ifs numerous Friends and. the Fashionable World, that be is enabled to supply them with Ar ticles of Dress, made in ;he firt.t Style of Elegance, and of supe rior quality, at the f0110t,% ing very reduced prices: Very best Spanish Wool Superfine • at a. d. Cloth Coats - - • 9 3 0 Dino British Wool - - : II 10 0 Good Second Cloth Coats - •• 1 1 6 0 Very hest Superfine Kerseymere Breeches • 1 3 0 Ditto Double-willed - - 1 8 8 best Double-twilled Cord ditto - - - 0 18 0 rashionahle lsilart•rill.ss Waistcoats 0 14 0 And every other Article. whether Great Coats, Ladies'Riding Habit.., t'aota:ouns, &c. &c c urged with an equal regard to Economy. SLATER'S PATENT COOKING APPAILATUS. PT. LEMA IT ItE, sole Agent. takes the liberty • of informing his Friends and tbe Public he now exhibits for sale the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 31, Castle-stret t, l It is the hest Cooking Apparatus is the kiociom; ansi the most clean , delicate, and cheap me ie of straminv, stewing, roasting, baking, broiling and boiling. A dialler for goo persons may he dressed with less than a peck of coals. N. B. The Apparatus is g-nerally in usepand ready for inspect• ing from one to four &Cluck. FEW HOUSES and FIRE-PLACES, PARTICULAMLY Kl TCHENS. IT STRATTON, begs leave to inform the Public, • l ii• that he has removed his Marufanrory front Black/Airs- Road, to IS, Oxford-street, whcr. rn ty . be had his unequalli. , l Patent STEAM Krl CHEATS, ealcullted (or small as well A' :he largest F amilies: Patent Deseendift and all other Stoves: Patent Smoke /ado, Bell Hanging and every Article in the Famishing ironmongery: Iron Gates, Railfrg, Balcimies, and all kinds of Smith's Wort.—Stoves, &c. Cleaned and Repaired, Bought, or f 7 ehanged. On a comparison with the above, the Pliblic will find that the Ranges, Ovens, and Boilers, so generally Advertised, arc gross Impositions, and not worth the expeoce of Firing. NEWTON'S DENTIFRICE. 'HIS Powder is 'as pleasant in thcappliratinn, la -IL it is exellelit in its elf.cts; It speedily renders the Tteth whi.e soil smooth, the gums bealthful,red,andlints: sad by scant nee will peesetve them in this desirable state. it furtfies the enamel and prevents the acennonl. ion of ta , tar; and even where , he eitaturl has been impaired yt .t.e apples:l4n of perni• doily dentifrice, or by any other means, it will rettnedie It in a maffner to be credi' t d only by th ose who experience or witness Its ...limey. To the general apprubatiun of New-rotes I 0/Tl5. Powoex, the Proprietor is proud to bout of refer ~g^4 to mall elevated characters of the British and Fureign Courts. Wholesale orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. Newton's Agents, SHAW Lid EDWARDS, 6d, on the Foot-way, 3t. PMl's Church. yard, nearly opposite the North Gate, in boxes Is. 9d. each. N ATHO world, for even one night, suffer the pain, * anxiety, and miserable feeling, arising from accumulated WIN svhcr, by one or two doses of an inestimable Medicine, did unhappy sufferer can bay; his gloom converted into chearfulness his langour into sprightly activity; and above all, the hours de. dicated to rest rendered tranquil and nefrealsinct—Srch b the choracter of the HEPATIC, or LIVER PILLS. The benefits arising from their use are numerous, the appetite invigorated, digealon promoted, wind expelled; they gve a cleating to the skin and sight, head-ach, giddiness, and swelling in the lower ezr treniitirs, newr fail to he removed. In all female obstructions they have hi-en found highly eificac:otts, and above all other Me. dicines.—Travellers, by sea or land, should Myer be willaout them, as they are a sovereign remedy for colds; and those con. fined to sedentary employments may always command good health by their regular use. Sold, by appointment only, ut the new Medicine Warehouse, 414 East-enil of St. Paul's Church-yard. exectly fazing ti• tbsdral, and next door to the Medical Electric Institutive, at is. W. and its. 94. a box. IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS LIGH r, by R. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 4411, Strand, opposite Sucking ham-street, Ad/Iphi. '1 he soperiority of Cbtprnan's improved Inctantaneous Light, Is evident from their extrusive sale, aml its. areaslng domand, as well as front the general estimation its *hick they are held by many families el distinction, merchants end others, who constantly use and recommend Mau as a convene:it and useful appendage t the writing-table, counting-house, and Ired.cliambere in tither of which .ituat.on4 an instantattonue liitht is frequently of Vie utmost importance. This preparation riders from every other—Ls simple, certain, iqd durable—always dry and wi , bout instil or inconvenience—not subject to camp or alteration 113 any climate, cost.equently .ntnet prove a voluble .arqulsition . to traveler.. Merchants, for exportation, nisi be treated on IlWral terms. Prepared itnd sold, wholesale and retail, by the Inventor, 442, Strand, London; also by Messrs Hunter and Co No. VG, South bridge, Edinburgh, .(the Proprietor's general Agents for Scut• land), price 12$. 10s. 6d. Ss. 6d. es. and 4s. Gd each, with diree• film ; likewise the PArkwr Pocic-r LANTCII2I. which, ftdde into the rpace of a man pocket-book, and contains the above preparation for butanriarcous Light. N. MIDDLETON, Pocket-book and Bl ac k L ea d • Pencil Maktr to the King and Prince Retest, at the Original Manufactory, No. i 62, Strand, opposite Newcastle. street, begs leave to recommend to the Public his GENUINE BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been for more than fifty years univerially acknowledged; and Pencils for drawing in colours, of a late invention. To distinguish his Pencils front Counterfeits, the mark which was ((utterly only Middleton, Is now clrtnged to N. Middleton, and **direction, 110.162, Strand, Lendonotamped on i•achpeocil. An extensive assortment of Pocket-books and *1 hreadTcasee, elegantly mountoi 'in gold, silver, and plain. The Polise and Royal Repos : lod e ,. Atlas, &c. and all the different sorts of Aimanaeks. A complete assortment of Travelling, Writing, and Dressing-casts; Gentle. men's Pocket Commodes, containing every article f.r shaving and dressing; portable Writing and Dre.sing-desks and Boxes, in mahogany, satln.wood, leather, &c. Writing Paper, extra fine cut, large pens, li-se Irish and Dutch Sealing-wax, and all kinds of stationary; portable and Cotnuing-house Letter copying Ma. chines. These machines, by which wrt• I: ig may be expeditiously and clearly copied, are brought by N. Middl..-ton to the utmost perfection, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a complete desk ; some so small as to be of the greatest conveniene• . so those who travel; otiters of a size and form to answer the por. poses of a corn! late Secretaire. A large assortment of caws and alt kinds of flue cutlery. HEALTH AND REFRESHMENT. S ODA WATER of a verj superior qu a lity, may be made by any one in a moment, without the laid trouble, and fit for immediate drinking, by means of DESORMEAUX'S SODA. WATER POWDER. '1 be Fluid produced by it is pecutiatly grateful and rcfrealslng as a summer beverage; preventing and rni.tovLng febrile and bilious attacks, calculous complaints, nervous indispositions sad obit ruLtions in gtneraL 'he artier above dew:abed, never ;polls in keeping, and is so portable that the cuanity realuiredia nabs sin separate tumblers of the Soda Water, (price silly Qs. del) as. copies less space than the size of a walnut. Prepared by Dalton's cA ux, Apothecary, Chemist, Ike. (Iwo merly of Guy's Hospital,) N 0.99, Great .f Pcbfield-strmt, Ca. vendish-square, London, by whom also it is sold retail; and nay - be had of every dealer in Patent Medicines in the United Lap. dom, who are suppled by Mears. Barclay ana Sane, Plies. starlet, London, the snip Agents for the Proprietor. • Where also may be had, Da SWIM couz's Balms' Csarear e phich claims the priority 'Celery Cement. with regard so fls• Valuable properties, m wdl as to the date a Invention. Pik* or stir an 6d ab y ly P s e u r ba calfsla he a :ust otem te k leis adiPtall . orsaramdd ier i.st4st Cbille.. " Sr tais69 + ll ; Jewelerp and .4. Aiso, Dasoaassaisx's Pstasiateta sse *rem. AIM bag • gimps, way dasPirdFes :Magmas Oh / sr bd. • . •