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By THOMAS DANIELL, it. A. and WM; DANIELL. A. R.A. f,..e Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa tersost. r•i.iie; and William Daniell, No. 9, Clbve!and-street, Fitzr-,quAre. NEW WORKS. Printed for Henry Colburn, Putil'e Library, Cnnduit-street, London; and sold-by George Gokile, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin, TRAVELS in SOUTHERN AFRICA, during the years, MI, 4, 5 and 8. B y HENRY LICHTEg. STEIN, Doctor in ME-liciiie and Philosophy, Professor of Na tural History at the University of Berlin, etc. Tunalate,' from , the German, by ANNF. PI.IIIsIP RF., in one handsome Vo. lume Ito. enshell shed with Fngravings from Drawings taken on the spot. Price sf.s. in hoards. The History of !Krell and My Friend. A Novel, by Anne Plumptre, in four large volumes I into.yrice 281. boardl. Recueil de Notivellss, par Madame de Montoliai , Auteur de . Caroline de Litchfield, S vols. Ithata. price 15s. LARGE ii 1311; THE Public •are teipectfully intbrmej. that the . reaISQI'AI.US 11 1 1".11Ulikfl7S, or BARXINO 51,1A111C, is . to he seen at the Ball, Holborn, evtiry tlayjeons ten in the more- j it g till eight arnig l o,. wh•ch was broas4 fro:n Brighton 4.2 horses. Adnilstint only . o•.e'S"'ill'ng tub: .befoce Munday, the 28th day of December instant, from irk Persons as may be willing to 'undertake the supply of loony Thousand QUEBEC Will S VAVES, for service of *Royal Powder Mille at Bath neoll•g, in the Kingdom of Ireland. The Staves must be fully 'seasoned, and if single, twelve bun iinite the thousand, if double, six hundred and fifty to a tkou tod; single Pieces will be required, and must be delivered at oe Ordnance Stores, in Cork, in tbe following proportions, viz 5000 on or before tbe 16th Febrcary MOO • • Ist April 1813 5000 - • lst September 5000 - 91st December PALEY'S SERMONS. This day were published, in one-vol. two. price 10s. 6d. in bds. (Ey Permission of the Executors), qERMONS on SEVARAL SUBJECTS. By the late Itev. WILLIAM PALEY,IS.D. Subslean of Lincoln, Prebendary of St. Paprs, and Rector of Bishop Weannluth, Agthor of " Theidvgy," " Moral Philosophy," &c. Priired for Longman, Hirst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater niNier.row. sAL}S BY A UCTIoN. ••••••M M6TOCLDALE recpettfully informs LA.- A-7., MS aodGEN.I LEMEN, that Lis sat .al: k CJII-ction of. Boni,. Maps, and Prints, will continue- to la, S 01.1) to AUC.- 'I:4IN, at No. 12, Old Bood•street, 111,..Day, .day, the 2' at 11,..ceinhen,,ISIg; sad Ems followl4 thrs- (Ct.rimoas Day wig' Stuattav excepted) Losnmencing each day at twelve o'clock prow:, ei.ely. Catalogues, price armee each, to be had at the *cool .1 sale .—Picsatild 1, t sth ceintne,. MLA. ; ' COACH GELDINGS, FROM MS MAJESTY, • By Mr. ALORIDCW • . .1 Repository, in St. Mat cite— tsar, in Ucedwoollifoiolti De:Amber 23, role, at l'oretire.o'Clock; . . remarkshly fine long-tailed Black GELb., major part df which are unianimbny fist; Wit are ail in very high eondilon. Tertber Particulars, together with the Terms end Conditions o f the Contract, may he known, upon appikation a: the Secre- This day was published, In tittee Vols. eve. price Li. 115.44. boards, HISTORY of the 12.EVOILMATIO . N in SCOT ± LAND, with an Introdectory Book, and an Appendix. By GEORGE COOK, D.D. Midister of Laitrencekirk, and Author of "4n Illustration of the General Evidence establishing the Reahtyof Cult tsr's Re%urrection." Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, °run., and Brown ; and Murray,l. London; Peter Hill; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. • May he viewed to day preceding the sale, end will bb•oad . *Mout reserve. MRS. ONE'S NEW NOVEL. 0 4, Ore, in Pall.Alall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten an d four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivemed, A ided up and endorsed " Proposals for Quebec Staves ;" bat no proposal can b e admitted after the said 28th Instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the sane day, noltker will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent , n his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board. R. H. CRAW, Secretary. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, &c. • E Only Prize of 420,000 Shared in the Last Lottery, was Sold in One Half and Fight Sixteenths, at WEES's Lucky Office, 17, Ludgate -street (near St. Paul's), where the following CAPITAL PRIZES were sold in Forty three Shares, in the Preberit Year : 00 . 52 - - £20,000 1,275 • - £5,030 204 - £4,000 s s gag - t• • 1,000 4,756 - 3,000 4 ,758 - 300 6,402 . 300 On the 14th and 13th of JANUARY the New Lottery will be drawn, in which the System of Classes is avoided, and the (Noland Favourite Mode of. Drawing is restored, whereby every Tkket will have an independent Chance of the Two £20,000 Prises, the Two 610,000 Prizes, and of all the other Capitals, its. lathe Scheme, which, with such numerous Advantages, con tains only 13,000 Tithe°, of the , ,e WEBB has a vet} great va riety for Sale (some, no doubt . , of inestimable Value ) , w the Se laden of which he sincerely hopes Fortune will guile thole Per sons who may honour thim. with tlleir-Commands, at theTnuLt NATIINATX 01/ 1 1Ces IlTs Ludgate-street, near St. Panes. g 7 Orders frosts. the. Country (post paid) containing Banat. wares, punctually attended to. •,• Irish Bans Nines exchanged for British Currency. OLD MODE 61 , ` tiRAWINIZ RESTORED! QTATE LOTTERY, 19,000 Tickets, all different Numbers.-.NO et.AsesEsl-hE►ery Ticket will be drawn separately awn the Wheel in wo Days, 'viz. 14th of MAT MONTH, JdmiUMLY, and the followiag Day. ' SCHEME. . .. .s ailso,cooo are aeopoo S ..«.0« 10,000 ... ...... 20,01.0 8,000 ..... .... 8,000 II llOOO 6,4)00 , 8 . ; :' .4 -:..4 . 1..4 .. -: :- - 000 -...... .. $O OO 6 • - . 30 ........,-..,1 - 300 3,000 ...• 1100 9,(00 • • ' L 4 •!'" , 1•••• 1,400 300 '.l'4li 63 ..r•••••• . 50 .. ...... . 1,600 ....._ 48 4 .• r -..ft 4 8 1,600 10 ••• • 00000 30 ..... .0 1,500 SID ....«... 45 8,0(0 , * O OO ......L. 15 51 ,500 • 19,800 Ticitts. 20,800 KICHARDSON, GOODLUCX, add Co. Contiactors for the bitty y, arc s4.lorg Ticitere and Share.; in variety- of Nurn boss, at their °flicks, the fel - tier of Bank-builehttg , , Corn ; and facing the Kiug's Mews, Charing-Cross—set:ea c, in the I:otttries drawn in. the present year, the following Capital Klima have berm sold In £l5 Shirts. ' t b 10.3,486 - &-ovooo N0,6,82S - £lO,OOO. 5,5111 - 10,000 11,518 - 5,000 TIMM st. a5t3,000., Two of .111,00, Owe of £5OO, Sevea of £3OO, kire of eecoo, &c. &c. MMDLETON, Pocket-book and Black Lead AM • Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the Oderral Manufactory, No. le?, Strand, opposite Newcastle strew, begeleasre to recommend to the Public his (* . MANE 111 4 ACK, LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been tor inore than fifty years .universally acknowledged; ard Pencils fordtswirg in cceoura,- if a' late Invention. To distinguish bis Pencils from Counterfeits, tits mark which was formerly only Middleton, is neve (Iktrstds . to N: tsfiddietob, and the nirection, Stratickl.sndon i staraped on andh pencil. An exteuslve assettlfierit otllnther;bo6l3 and'lhreaXenies,ekgantly ws •unte.! in gold, silver, .and AA*. 'rite Poke and Kora Repositories. Atlesa l ee. and all the direntzt sorts of Almanacks. A complete as , ortment of Travell.ng, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gentk.• men's pocket commodes, containing every article for shaving and dressing; portable writing and diessing-deiks and bones, in mahogany, hogany, satin - woo d. leather, &c. Writing paper, extra we tpt, large Pions, line Irish add Dercli sealing-wax, and altitittd4 of' sta tosary; portable and cwauting-houle letter-topyingmachuses..4:. These machines, by which writing may be exp...ditiously and clearly copied, are brought by N.. Middleton to the utmo,t per fection, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a doin plete desk; some so onn.llas to be of the greatest convenience IQ those who travel; others of a sire aril form to answer the pur- P" of a complete secretaire. A large assortment of rum, and all kinds of fine cutlery. _ _ _ K. JAMES'S ANA LEY' le . PILLS, from their + 0 tendency to.opes tbr k:oreassnd.prognateall,thenatnrai !vire& *es are thibesefetnedy ftri colds, rliftenalfnits, fevers, hi all disoedero which *doe from ohreite:e.*: perspiration: day • t equally exeelkot for'nead-aches, iod.gcstinno, and fee pet% Mow., and other complaints 4)t 'be stomach andliowels, too or. towthe oossequeree offree tts a genetithosityinediddo % Ire no equal, and they ar o partigularly . pososiient for ire , ' * as they do uo require any confinement hi• stanlyby F. Newbery and ',on., in St. Vies Church-yard, union; lost as many persons mist.l:e the-house, they are !htsi..... ted`to observe that thr Number is 45, on the coackway, four Con from Choapol4l; to be bad also at the' late Dr. James's h ow, &utou itreui f • • • FOR COUGHS, COLDS, tee. WA LSIC sr iceersroOr* G ES, -' Tuselago was.the name &ewe by-the ardente *heincur its value in Coughs, Scc. It Is prepared in the corm "Lograge, as the most agrceablerto•pahOi 4 abduiio,' that bys Its ;radially clissnlving in, tide month, ptatisvida guire,eettidatr be conveyed to the parts affected. These Lozenges arp I truulit, detergent, sad lubticatimr, sibyl lig the brit fing eeneurforr widib occasions Coughiag, clearing ahe voice, and producing the most salutari effects—if useJ as a preventative, few persons will be troubled with Coughs through the winter; and. their price places them within the reach of all rarks of people. Sbld by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, who Ire tousle propsitoors, and none are get.tunebtet what have their name on the stamp—price is. t id. Alan, WALSH', ANTIPER I'USSIS for the HOC) PING COUGH, a ruts @y long approved; and reeensimenslrdlry the 11141 ,funiiias in the kingtiona...-Frice oaly Ca. 04, poi* bottle. This day was published, iu 3 Volumes lento. the Second Edition, price .1-1 Is. bonds, 'TEMPER ; or, DOMESTIC SCENES. A Tale. By Mrs. OPIE. " A Horse not broken becometh head,troug, and a Child left to himself will Le wilful." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, and at the British Gallery. 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Simple 'l'ales, 4 vols. 12mo. price £1 1 0 Bds. V. Father and Daughter, 12mo. - 0 4 6 do. S. Adeline Mowbray, 9 vols. i2mo - 013 6 do. 4. Poems, foolscap 6vo. - 0 6 0 do. 5. Warrior 'a Return, ditto - - Y 6 o do. This day were published, in 6 Vols. post Bvo. price £3 134. 6d. in board• ; and 6 Vols. deny Bvo. price £3 ss. in boards, finely printed and hns-pressed (embellished with fine Engraving, from Paintings by Smirke)ilso in 6 vols. 18mo. withnut Plates, 're Li Ins. in boards, HE ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN bn INT, car. fully revised, and necasionnily cameral from the Arabic ; to which is added, a Selection o( New l'ales, now first translated from the A rali;t- Original , . ; alio an Introduction and Votes, illus'rati•rr of the Religion, •Manuers; and Custbnis of the Maliornmedans. liy JONATHAN SCOTT, LLD. Laic °dental Pracesor at the Royal )441itary and Ras! India Coilrgr, die. Printed fo7 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and &gain, Pater. noster-row, and at the British Gallery, 64, New Betr4striset. This day was published, In • 42 Vo two. 'with a 4t0.V01. of Plato, peke £7 is. In WI: THE CHRONICLES of MuNSTRELF. I' ; beginning at the year 1406, where that of Sir John Fruit wit finishes, artd ending at 'the Yeat•l497, and acenlnned by others to the Year 11516.' .. • :a. I . Translated by THOMAS JOHNES, Esq. Printed for I.ongman, Hurst, hees,Orme, and Browne, Pater noster-row ; ard J. White and Cochrane, Fleet street. Of vilshm may be had, lately published, I. Sir John Froissares Chronicl:is, newly tratis'ated, witkVa riaticns and Adintioos from many celebrated MSS. By T.Johnes; Esq. will a Life of the Author. •Fhe 3d Edition, with 59 Elates; iu 12 vols. Avo. price £7 49' inboards. 2. Merni•irs of John Lord de Joinville ; the Life of St. Louis, &e. Translated by Thorna4 Johnes, Esq. In two vole. ato. with Etigraviags, 44 4s/ in boards This clay was pnblintloil, in 1 '2ms. the 3.1 Ed't;on, price :Ts. 6d. LESSONS fnrYOUNG PE RSONS in HUMBLE cattulated to promote their improvement in the Art of Re,ading, in Virtue and Piety, and particularly in the Know ledge of the Du. i 1.3 peculiar to their Station,. " Very neatly printed, and well selected, containing a great store of instrtctiou in a small conspass."--rritish Critic. " in appearance, cheapness, ard Moral tendency, this compi led in resembles those of the excellent Lindley Murray. It in culcates the most useful sentiments in a vary suitable form, and well deserves patronage."—Eclect. Review. Printed for I .onge-an, Hurst, Revs, Orme, and Browp, Pater noster-row ; and ‘Vilson and Son, York. if whom may be bad, by the same Author, 1. True Stories; or, intereming 'Anecdotes of Chiliiren, lemo. prick e 2: ed boards. 2. I rite Stories; of,interesling Anecdotes of Young Persons, price ill boards, 41. Qd.. • This day w as published, in Thra4 Volumes bro. printed by cal lantyne price .21. 16s. extrthisards, the 4th Edi•ion rrl-ithiNsTßELsy of the SCOTTISH BOR DER' consir:ing of historical and Romantic Ballads, roller rd its the Southern CoAlties of Scotland, with a few of a niolZern date, founded rip local Traditions. With an Introduc. lion and Notes by the Editor, WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed fir Longman, Burst, Rees, Orme anti Brown, Pater ' noater-row, and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. • Of whom Maybe had, by the same Atrhor, I. The I.ay of the Last Minstrel, Ivo. i Os. 6 i.boartls. • 2. Ballads and Lyrical Pieces, Bvn. 79. tid.bo . ards. The above two Works may be had tore her, in one Vol. 4to. price .C 2. es. or on Royal piper, I. ISs. 6d. S. Sir Tristrem, a Metrical Romance, /Ivo. I Ss. boards. 4. Mat mum, or the Battle of Flodden Field, Vivo. 14. Wards. 5. Lady of the Lake, Vivo. 1 Si. hoards. 6. Don Roderic!, tea. 9s. hoards. • This day*wal published, A new Edition, price 51. illustrated with Casts, A P R ACTICAL 'rREAI'ISEon the PR EVEN TION and CURE of the VENEREAL Eto ISE ASE and its etinseeteeners, as Strictures . . Glects, art. including practical Ob iervittiolte en TOM Dorsalie, Onanisin, Seminar Weakness, Mu. isd Discharges, ice divested of ad technical Obscurities. By T. M. CAPON, Surgeon, Late of the United finsrirals of Se. Thomas's and Guy's. Pribled ter )Messrs. I lighlsy, 24, Fleet-street, London. Where may be had, Ca•on's Popular Treatise on the Cause* and. Distinction of the Varietiess of Asthma, with new, simple, and successful instructioge for the prevention and treatment of Asthmatic I.ll9,nrlce Ss. NEW ROMANCE. This day. vas pub:Uhl:elk Dedicated to the Marchioness of Ely, THE LADY of MAIt'I'ENDYKE, an HISTO RICAL ROMANCE of the FIFTEENTH CENTURY. In 4 vols. Printed for Henry Colbirrhs PubllolLibratt, SO, Conduit. street. Of whom and all Booksellers may be hull', _ The Mij..stin k:hief, a Romance, by the Author of Fatal Re. vent', and the Wild Irish Boy, 4 v 614. yt Winfrrin Paris; or Memoirs of Madame de CII". Writ. ,tin by Herself, 3 tel.. iSs. Tales of Real Life, Z vols. IS& The Officers Daughter, 4 • Witlutd; or the ltaisieWnfiftioh; IROMance, S vols. Just published; in 2 vols. !Ivo. price 21-. Ditto in Engine'. MEMOIREScIe 13. PR INCESSE tie BA REETH. Sour de FREDERIC LE GRAND. &riot de sa Mkin. ". We think this book of no trifling importance. It contain- In fact, memoirs of the private life of most of the Poinret of Ger many.: wetten by one of their own number. with great freedom indeell, and unmasking more of the domestic manners and iudl vidoirlabits of persons in that lofty station, than auy other book witb a thlch we are actanainted. It h tat hien with very coaside. table cleverness and sagacity, as to the conception and delinea. Coo of character. We conceive the publication to be rquaioy cu rious and instructive, and there is a vivacity in the style ard a rapidity in the narrative, IA hich renders it very entertainiug."— Edinburgh Review, No 40. • Printed for and sold by H. Ceiburn, Public Library, 50, Con duit-ssrect ; George Goldie, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin, &c. Just published. in /melted. erno. with plates, price Cs. ed. beund, A FATHER'S ADVICE to his DAUGHTER; or Instructive Narratives from Real Life. By the Author of" a Father's 'Tales to his Daugh7er." COITINTS.—The Aviary of Madame Helvetius, Madame Cottin's Fiternot Gown, the Pathetic Airs of Daleyrac, the Fa mily Dinner, the Charms cf a Fine Voice, the First Step in the World, Florian's Tablets, the Union of the Three Arts, the Collection at the Ball, Filial Heroism, Arrogance Correct( LI, the Nuns of the Order of Charity, Dangers of a Turn for Satire, the Choice of a Husband, Mar-hal Catinat's Tree. Printed for, and sold by H. Colbum, Public Library, 50, Con— duk.stret t. Of whom and all Booksellers may he had, by the same Author, just published, A Father's Tales to his Daughter. Second edition, I vol. with plate., 64. Q. bound. _ SPANISH Fruncs. VII day was published, by F. Booesv, 4, Old Broad-street, It ay a I Exchange, one volume ISmo. rteaty,prin:td on fine aprr, with a beautiful Engraving, price 4s. id. boards, g L PABLO COJUELO, Verdadas Sonod3s, y i Ncvelas de la orra %rata, traduOlas a estas por Luis de Gue vara. Anadido al flu con mho Enigmas coriosus y dos Novelas. Where inzy be had, Feraud's Carts trercansiles, Conucimieutos, Pro:estos, &e.— t.a 12mo. price 4s. cd. huar.l*. Turpiu's History of Charles the Great and Orland.; together with the mos; celebrated Spanish Ballads may loned in Doe Quixote, Spaolsk and English. lu 2 veal. bro. tine paper, pries: X 1 1 k bontds. In Parana Espanola, or Choice Pieces in l'rose and Verse, tam from the best Spanish A uthdrs. 12nso. s*. 6d. hoards, Connelly 's Grammar for Spaniards to learn Euglivh. In Svc. price 7s. boards. • •• • • This day was published, price 6s. 'I I .IIE. EDINBURGH REVIEW -a- • • . NUMBER XL • ConTrarrs.-IViontoiri of the Margravine of Bateith— Crabbes Talts--Mahre's Travels In thearatlls—Letitie on the British Covernntent,—‘"altefield . • Account of Irelind—LEssal sue la Geographic Mineralogitroe des Environs de Path— Masse Edinemes—linquivy into the Origin of -the Popular branch of the Constitution—A few plain Observations on Poll:J -ai Reform— Ptincipts Mathentatiques—Rejected At !rears— Anserlean State iktriets—Dttgaid Stewart's Accounts of a Boy born Blind and Deaf—Papers relative to the East-liutia Com. pang's Char, er—Quanerly List of New Peilicatlints-4ndeit to the sorb Volume. pdinhurgh t Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and for Cochrane sod Co, Veer-street, London. Of whom May be but, complete Seta of the Review, in 20 price £1.2. lea. in boards, or single Nan:there, prig fra Shlionge each. • THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, NUMBER XV. was polished tisk 4111 Y. COXTiNTs.--1. Atmar. Matliniat'll Wart a dirks sionate Inquiry into the Reasons alleged by Ilk kladlson for de lacing an Offensive and ruinmus War against Great Britain. Ey a Net, England tsrmer.-2. A New Translation of Sir Humphry Davy's Elements of Chemical Philosophy.-4. D'lseiteli'l Calamities of Aualiors.--.5. The Navy—Penn and •Morsey on Sbip betiding, and on the Decay of our Wooden Pul tealiti.-11. George Colman's Poetical Vagaries-7. India— .M•Phersoishe History of .European Commerce with India.-8. Lite of Petrarch.-11. Count Jtrian.--tO. Education of the Poor —First, Report of *be National Social T.—l I. Gatt's life of Car dinal Wolsey.-12. Rejected Addresses.- -IS. Professor Play fair's Natural Phil•sophy.—l4. Professor Monk's Hippolirus. Primed for John Murray, 50, Albemarle -street, London. Sold also by W. Blacl, wood, Idi , iburgh , and I. Cummings, Dublin. t)t whom may l.e had complete Sets of the Quarterly Realest% forming 7 Vols. pnce.X4. 4s boards. INTENDED TO FOLLOW THE LONDON PRIMER, 1 And to accompany MAVOM's SPIELLINO-14001C, WITIH A CLOCK-FACE and 0 I'HER ENGRAVINGS This day was publicized, price Is. sewed, or Is. lid. with a parch ment back, and is to the dozen, j l l - 1E ZARENTS' and TUTORS' FIRST CA. TECHISM of the DAWNINGS of JUVENILE KNOW LEME, ratifying and stimulating the earliest symptom+ of curiosity iti young minds, and leading by the easiest a' d simplest meats to an acquaintance with useful facts in common life, in Art, and in Nature. Illuitrated with a Clock Face, with move able hands, by means of which children may be taught the art of telling the hour; with the points of the complicit.; will represer taiot:s of the earth, and British Islands ; with ears of various corn; a plough, churn, boar, &c. By M. PELHAM, Author of the London Printer, Sec. Publisked for Ricua so Piztuars, by Joan SOUTKIL, No. 1, Paternoster row ; and to be had of a I Booksellers. CALLOW'S CATALOGUE (PART II,) OF FOREIGN MEDICAL. BOOKS, FOR 1813, PRICK Is. 641. I • CO N TAININO, A VALUABLE ASSORTMENT of elegant WORKS, with Plates; also an extensive Colloctinn in the Greek, Latin, French, and German Languages, many of which are recently imported, including s choice selection of second hand English Book%rnany of gem rarity. Sold (tw-ready-money only), at the prtces printed in the Cats. logne, by John Callow, Medicd Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Princes-street, Sobo.—Where may be had, CALLOW'S CATALOGUE (Part I.) for 1113, price ls. A Catalogue of a Modern Collection of Hooks, in Anatomy, Medi cine, Surgery, Cuemistry, Botany, Vetersnary.Medientc, &c. con:aining the most approved Authors, to the present period, To which are added,a cotnplete Litt of the Lectures delivered In Loodon, wilts their boars of Attendance, tee. ; also Tobin of the Pay of the Medical Department of the Army vat rimy. N.A. 'fbe ful l s A ala m e gy eeinawailifrii Seyo,3 AdliMlTS . ll4 istur ve bowel . 7, 1 or Bysoks , eaclisrfg,td. GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTI I. AND OTHIR CANAL SF: AR I & BI Mr. hCOTT, On Friday, January 8, at Twelve o'Clodt, at the Men, onion , previously disposed of by Private Contract, • GLAMORGANSHIRE CANAL. Rpm Cardif. to Merthyr Tydvill, Twenty Share!, an erablard piton rilvidirg El S. 12s 81 per Stare evar per Anneal. MO N MOLY f FIST-11ft E CANAL , Twenty-one Shares, a very improving concern, the payment of Dividends wbids iLici lot es; , judiciously suipended, is now re-utned, l 3 er Sher:. has weir been declare d . Grand Junction. Bol!on and Bury, Thames and Severn, Ohl Union, Wilts and Aerie. and chanter Canal Shares. Particulars at Hatchiett's Hod; Ptecadrry On the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, ot, New !triage ce. CAPITAL. and very DEMRABLE FRe.E HOLD E ; I near the COIIN I T and MAR KE i"rOWN of STAFFORDa By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Swan Inn, at Stafforth Ftid&T, the llof helefis precisely at Twelve o'Clock, In Nine Lots, • I"HE following very voinable and nsghly im. proveable FREEHOLD EST. 83, in the neaupoliam ef respectable Tenants ' chiefly on expiring Lease% I. tt L. Woritoo Ewa, and Water Coin MIS. held by Mr.. aton, lying compact on the River Sow, at Bridgeford, on the: great Mail Coach Checter road, abort four miles front Egele.hall, and We: from Stafford. Lot it. The W ooiside Farm at Ranton, seven miles from StaCur.l, in the occupation of Mr. Ford. _ _ Lot t'. The Reputed Manor of R anton, abounding with Gs with Rau oat t Farm (excepting only Pool il it Meadow), held by Mr. S. ould, together with the liroailileath, of Ma.: lo'm Mould, and ti.e four Heaths held by Mr. Eater% 1.0t.4. A Farm in a ring fence, being the several holding* of Messrs. Glover, Brassington and ChamberNe with Pool- flat Mee• dnw, part of Rant un Hall, and F ve Inelmores creolied by Mr. W. Hall, but diviled from the Farm of the said W. Hall, by a Lane running, South from the Brook: also the lour Ilroldheath • Inc:lnures of Messrs. Gloveir aol Brassiogtda, and ileig'vford River awl Remus Dickies. Lot 5. 'fh; %Wicket Farm, with three Broth'sheath Pieces, held • by S. Mould Lot S. The Homestead and New Lessow of Hr. W. Hall, whir all the Jails of th's iletxte North east 6' Ca-tun-lane, Ineludisfy certain Fields held .Isy John Mould (excepting only two routed: Meadows • I:laird's and Lord's dist*. and Lord's Flat) ; aka two Broad/truths occupied by the said W. Hall. _Lot 7. A capital Vann, eunA4ting of all the recna'ulng Weld. sures held by Mr. HAI, South of Como-lane ' And including all the rensalnicg Lands in the occupation of lohnSfrlould (et piing only six Fields given to I.ats b and 9), :tad the whole of Aus titet Farni. Lot 8. Perkins's Lind and the Gov over Least,lmtl, held by Mr. John Moo* Lot P. Houle and Lands of V.Wovr Horton, also Heskines Mead and HeOtim's Leasaw, Upper trines and bsrnsley, held by John Mena, tnfether v.ith Butt-lane (Image and Gside - s. Particulars, with coloured Plans, may be had of Mt Sampson Wriest,* Rsntos Hall after 45 , 1 i instant; of tilt Prir.ter of the tatfurd Paper; swan, and Vine, Staffed; Hotel, Chester; Atheneum, Liverpool; of Messrs. Allen and , Solicitors, Carlible-street, Soho-square; and of Mr. Christie, PAH-Mali„ London. . . • TO MEDICAL MEN.—GUES I'9NIAN MEDICINAS. ANY Professional Medical Gentleman, pimiculatit those that are walking the London Hoep*al.• for ma retie. Lion, and may be induced by humanity, or Inca' lee motives. M ' sandy the happiness of Mankind, by not only almost institfg• . freeing them from the agonizing tortitre nf the hdlowing com.t .; plaints, but likewise to cure them in a reasisabte time, may, bg bringing with them Patients afflicted as under, who have been returred a/ incurable from.any of the London Hospitals * styes see them receive rock an cattiest of curt as nn other Medicine • can give, and by attending with the said Patients a rsxschable time, will see them restored to yerfect health, without ant Cm- " pence to themselves or the patien : but ifrhey bring with thew "' Patients that hive not been returned as being incorable front let e" of the London Hospitals, such persons must pay the usual c"arges. • —Names of Disorders, as alluded to above : all descriptions of Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Sprains, Brtsisn, or Con tractions and Lassittide proceeding front auy of the above com plaints; likewise Pleurisy, Bilious, Nerenuf, Asthmatic, and Consumptive Disorders; l'ooth-ache,• Pace-ache, .Eat-ache, and I-lead-ache, of all descriptions.—Mr. B. Girtsr stet Patients it his house; No. 9, Great Surrey -street, every ntoraing (Sauday excepted) from Nine to Twelve o'Clock. CHING'S PArlilt4T WORM I.OZ-ENGES". WORMS are the most frequent sources of -Chit. dren's Diseases.—Thelr symptoms every parent and guar. dian of children shot hi be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, attended after violent pains; they bring on convulsions; they aifect the growth of the body. and they preys fatal, by ending in a con.uniption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, c he above excellent Medicine universally allowed, on the tete Moony oldie highest characters in this country, both in rank and relpectabi. Ilty, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its woLderfu/ susses. In their own famiLes, stamps its merit beyond competition. a nd gives a sanction to it, of which no other isledietoe of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of chilliest, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when. ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any vay diroldered, which it will always be found to relieve. sold, ;wholesale and retail. at Citing and Butlor's4No. 4, Cheap. side, London; Sharp and Eelatn, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Allmot, and Mallory, Portsea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport . Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Cookworthy, Nettleton, anti Gilbert, Ply = t Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmin g ha m; . and Lynch, Manchescer; rewsuan, Exeter; Smith, .1 Reabern, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baiter and list . Glasgow ; llnlgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Nor. wilt; &win*, Leicester; Edward's And Penny, and 13411.nge and Lathbnix, 14vsrpuol; Neale and Ledger, Dover.; White, . 1 3:tighten; Roberts, Feiden, and Ruff, Citeltenhion; and retail, Itrnwst country medicine yeadars,in buy s at ls. 946 and, fi t CA, each. • VS ..''', -- - - -- - --- --. .... -...•• • • •.•••• b, ••• &MG .),,ibcplalb In I g ManUO , .......••••• .• - the spot . History Price less. In hoards. Some It o . entbeleseed with Engravings from Drawings taken on • -- • a The Staves must be fully 'seasoned, and if single, twelve bun- • HALEY'S SERMONS. . This day were published, In onnvol. nvo. price 10s. 6d. in bds.AArte ST O:MD A. 1'.1%; recpeetrully informs LA, I ilinlte the thousand, if double, six hundred and fifty to a tkou- (Ey Permission of the Executors), of Myself and My Friend. A N ove l , by Anne 1 pad; single Pieces will be required, and must be delivered at E Q RMONS on S EVA RA L SUBJECTS. By the Plu ß rn ec p u tre, in four large volumes i erne.price 261. boards. ''''', WAS ae•IGF.N.I "AMEN, that tits eat .af:le Cell..ctioss of t tee Ordnance Stores, In Cork, in th e following proportioas, viz : Lil de Nouvelles p ar Madame de Montolien, Auteur tie late itev. WILLIAM PALEY, D . D. ti Subskan of Lincoln, C aroline de Litchfield, s ' eols. Ititnes. price 15s. • Boni:. Maps, and Prints, will cantinue• to be SOLD In AUD.- . 'I:41 N, at No. 42, Old Bond-.tree,, This.• Day, Me .day, the 2.st . 5000 on or before the 15th Febn:ary Prebendary of St. Patina, and Rector of Bishop Weannnuth, ---- -- - (Cerininas Dayatet I 5000 • • Ist April Anihor of " N3eural Theelegy," " Moral Philosophy," &c. Just published; in 2 vols. Stun. prier e 1... Ditto in English e Sundae( excepted) commencing each day at twelve o'clock pttvar. 5000 - • Ist September 1813 each, to he MM OIREScIe la PR INCESSE tie BA REITH. I ci`e l Y- Catalogues, price drone'each, had at the *end • I Prin•ed for Longinan, Hurst , Rees, Orme , and Brown, Pater- E 500 n -• - 31st December nosier-row. Sour de FREDERIC I.E GRAND. &this de sa Main. sale.-Piccaddlf, lids D , cesntirr,,tBl.2.., . ; ' 7 '. We think this book of no trifliog importance. It coctain- COACH GELDING S , FROM HIS MAJESTY', f r liiiii.ESS -... further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions -,„_ ibis day was published, _ • . In fact, memoirs of the private life of most of the Princes of Ge- e { tbs Contract, may he known, upon appikation at the Secre- In thine Volt. Bvo. price ,ei, 1 Is. Id. boards, many.: wr'rten by one of their own number. with great freedom By Mr. ALDRIDGE:, •:' • ..1 a br i i afire, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours HISTORY of the REVORMATION in SCOT: irsdet i , and unmasking more of the domestic manners and iudl- Aden Repository, in St. Mat cin'-lawienes Weisesearneati . 1 . ten an d four o'clock, where the Proposal. must be delivered, LAND, with an Introductory Book, and an Appendix. I/es:to/her 23, 1818, at l'ererve.talCiock vide obits of persons in that lofty station, than auy other book t. ennee en ' iss ioa up and endorsed " Proposals for Quebec Staves ;" hat no By GF.ORGE COOK, D.D. Miaister of Lanrencekirk,and ,p i we are acgitainted. It is smitten with very wattle. Tall remarkably fi ne long-tailed Blocs LT r. us,. .table cleverness and sagacity, as to the conception and delinea. TlnS,th: major part 6f which are unitinstisbnif fist; add ; Proposal can b e A dmitted after the said 28th instant , at twelve Author of "4n Illustration of the General Evidence establis the Realtty of Cult tar's Resurrection." hi ng tioa of character. We conceive the publication to be rquahy cc- ' art ail in very high condi•inn. o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be Printed for Lo n gman, Hurst; Rees, Orme, and Brown ; and rious and instructive, and there is a vivacity in the style ard a May he viewed ten day preceding the sale, and will %mid noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall i J . merrey, London; Peter Hill • and Archibald Constable and rep!dity in the narrative, Which renders it eery entertainiug."- without reserve. attend. By Order of the Board, • f Co. Edinburgh. • ' Edinburgh Review, No 40. • - enneenst. i _ Printed for and sold by H. Colburn, Public Library, 50. Con- GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH. AND OTHIR ca.NAL R. H. CREW , Secretary. I - -duit-ssrect ; George Goldie, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Sf; AR I 1 . ... ------ l MRS. ONE'S NEW NOVEL. , Stc. Dub li n, Ste. Bi Mr. hCCrIT, TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, • This day was published, in 3 V OhIMEMI 12mo. the Second Edition, THE Only Prize of 420,000 Shared in the Last price .1-'1 Is. hoards, Jest published, in one vol. iinno, with plates, price es. ed. heund, , previously disposed of by Private Contract, • Lottery, was Sold in One Half and Fight Sixteenths, at TEMPER ; or, DOMESTIC SCENES. A A FATHER'S ADVICE to his DAUGHTER; GLAMORGANSHIRE CANAL. Reim Cardit . WEBli's Lucky Office, 17, Ludgate -street (near St. Paul's), Tale. By Mrs. OPIE. or Instructive Narratives from Real Life. By the Author to Merthyr Tydvin, Twenty Shares, an eteatetard Nae:-. where the following CAPITAL PRIZES were sold in Forty- " A Horse not broken becometh heatherotig, and a Child left to of " a Father's 'Tales to his Deceiver." • • three Shares, in the Present Year: himself will Le wilful." CoiNTINTS.-The Aviary of Madame Helvetia, Madame piton elvidirg en't 3. 125 13.1 per Share c•ear per Anomie MO N MOUTFISHIR E CANAI., Twenty-one %hares, a very - o,e•lit - - - ae20,000 Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,Orme, and Brown, Pater- Cottin's Nutlet Gown, the Pathetic Airs of Daleyrac, the Ea- improving concern, the pay ment of Dividends whit* Ind belt; 1,275 . .. X 5,030 204 - - ,C 4,000 noster-row, and at the British Generic. 54, New Bond-street. Deily Dinner, the Chsrms cf a Fine Voice, the First Step in the judiciously suspended, is er re-utned, .C3 - .pen Shag• has late' seers - • • 1,000 4,756 - - 3,000 Of w h om may b e h a d, b y the same Author, World, Florian 's Tablets, the Union of the Three Arts, the been declared. Grand Junction, liol•on and Bury ' Thames arid 4,458 - • - 500 6,402 - - 300 1. Si mp l e 'V a l es , 4 vo l s. 12mo. pr i ce £ 1 I 0 Bds, Collection at the Ball, Filial Heroism, Arrogance Corrected, the Severn, Old Union, Wan and Reeks. and Chel' Canal Shares. • On the 14th and 1 5th of JANUARY the New lottery will v. Father and Daughter, 12mo. - 04 6 do. Nuns of the Order of Charity, Dangers of a Turn for Satire, the Particulars at Hatchett's Hod; Pieradflly Oil the Mart ;ac r d bedrawn, in which the System of Classes is avoided, and the S. Adeline Mowbray, 3 vols. 12mo - 013 6 do. Choice of a Husband, Marshal Catinat's Tree. of Mr. Scott, 2e, New !triage s• • re. ' (Wand Favourite Mode of• Drawing is restored, whereby every e. Poems, foolscap Svo. - 06 0 do. Printed for, and sold by H. Colbum, Public Library, 50, Con- Ticket will have an independent Chance of the Two £20,000 5. Warrior's Return, ditto - - 96 0 de. 011 k-street. CAPITAL and very DF.4IRABLE Meer. HOLD E ; l'A IF. Prises, the Two £lO,OOO Prizes, and of all the other Capitals, - - . - - ----- Of whom and all Booksellers may he had, by the same Author, near the COON I T and MAR KE i"roWN of STAFFORDs St la the Scheme, which, with such numerous Advantages, con- This day were published, in 6 Vols. post Bvo. price £3 13a. 6d. in just published, i Ticket,,sins only 13,000 of the,e WEBB has a very great va- board. ; and 6 Vol,. deny Bvo. price £3 ss. in boards, finely A Father's Tales to his Daughter. Second edition, 1 vol. with By Mr. CHRISTIE At the Swan Inn, at Staffer 1 , on treiday, ' the I soh of tanuary, tidy for Sale (some, no douhr, of inestimable Valu), iii the See printed and hot-pressed (embellished with fine Engravings platen 6s. Col. bound. . precisely at Twelve o'Clnek, in Nine Lots, leetien of wllich he sincerely hopes Fortune will guise those Per. from Paintings by Smirke) fast) in 6 vols. 18mo. without Plates, . ems who may honoarhina with tbeir-Consmands, at the Tante of Li I 6 e• in boards. SPANISH ROOKS. HE following very valuable and Inghly ion. itaTIINATX Nieces ST, Ludgate•etreet, near St. Pours. 'HE ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN- T il s day was published, by F. BOUSET. 4, Old Broad-street, •I• preferable FREEHOLD ESTAIKE.3, in the nettespetiima Of en• Orders front the. Country (post paid) containing Remit. bet FNT, easefully revised, and occasionally cornered from k . R o yal Exchange, one volume ismo. needy ,printed on fine resrectable Terintra, chiefly on expiring Leases, via : Dues, punctually attended to. • the Arabic ; to which is added, a Selection a( New tales, now epee, with a beautiful Eneraving, price 4s. ed. boards, I. e n. Worstnit Farm and Water Corn Mill. held by Mr,. •, Irish Bank Nines nth:Waged for British Currency. first +=slated front the Arable -OriginBl4; alio an introduction j L PABLO COJUELO, Verdadas SonAd 3 s, y Eaton, lying compact on the River Sow, at Brldgeforde on Owl 4 . • ' - - in" - I and Notes, iliurratine of the Religion, • Manuern and Customs Nevelas de la otra Vida, traducelas a earn; por Luis de Gue- grt'ar Mail Coach Chester road, about four mile. from Eccheliall, OLD MODE OP tixANclticz RESTORED! and • hree from Stafford. of the Matiornmedans. • vara. Anadido al fin con oche E n i gmas serious y dos Novelas. - QTAT E LOTTERY, 19,0fi0Tickets, all different By JONATHAN SCOTT, LL.D. Where me) . be had, Lot 2 . The Woodside Farm at Renton, seven miles from the Le Numbers .-. NO OLAS&ES!•-elvery Ticket will be drawn Late Oriental Professor at the Royal hiditary artt% lass India Feraud's Carts trercantiles, Conucimieutos, Pro:estos, &c.-' Slar:linl, in occupation of Mr. Ford. separately trom the Wheel in 'lwo Days, 'viz. 14th of NEX•I• College, Sce. In 12010. price 4s. ed. huants. Lot e. The Reputed Manor ut Ranton, abounding with Galne s • with Rau on i Farm (excepting airily Pool 11 ft 'Meadow), MONTH, JANUARY, and the following Day. Printed for Longtnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, al on tiet, Pater- TurPfn i e History of Charles the Great and Orlando; together 1 • 1 ' ISC,HEME. noster-row, and at the British Gallery , as, New thou , ss ith the most celebrated Spanish Ballads men•loned in Dos held by Mr. S. Mould , together with the limailiteath, of Me.: • - • Quixote, Spanish and , English. la 2 v0 . .1. bro. tine paper, price Joan Mould, and the four Heaths held by Mr. Ea •s. :4 : . .. .. -• . 4 silto,ooo • are £40,000 -- ' This day Wall published, LI Ist hostels. . 1.0t.4. A Farm in a ring fence, being the several holding* et'? S ...0,... 10,000 ... ...... 211,01.0 •. t. .? 1_ al 12 v on. Svo. 'with a ito.VoL of Plates, price d.'7 Is. in Ws: La Doren* Espuiota, or Choice Pieces in I'rnse and Verse, Messrs. Glover, Brassington and Chamber with Pool-flat Mete• l . . .. ........... s,OOO ..... .... 8,000 deny, part of Rant on Hall, and Fve Inch:nines o-cutied by Mr. S •••••,••• WOO 6‘ooo THE CHRONICLES .of MuNSTRELF. r ; taken from the hest Spauish Authors. 12mo. ss. 61. hoards, Connell'. Grammar fur Spaniard* to learn Euglide In Bvo. W. Hall, but duelled front the Farm of the said W. Hall, by a 8.; ;* .4 ...‘,...... .-.: • - 000 -...... .. 3sooo il- beginning at the year 1400, where that of Sir John Fruit- _,,,, board.. • . ' . ' L ane running,South e • the Brook ; i • 1 „,dh h from aso the lour Iro. eat • 6 - • 30 .........,• el - 300 3,000 others to the Yew tete.' ... • . :a. ~ I • ETIINBURGH IeILYVIER.. River arid Renton Doles. r - 1100 9, 4 00 100 ......... 1,400 Translated by 'THOMA§ JOHNES, Esq. Printed for I .ongman, Hurst, Meet, Orme , and Browne, Pater- , • This day was published, price 6s. Lot 5. 'f b; %Wicket Farm, with three Broasliteath Pieces, held • by S. Mold& nese its eires•••• . 50 .. ...... . 1,600 nos i er-r o w ' and 3 . White and Cochrane, Fleet street. TR E. EDINBUR - GH REVIEW- Lot 6. The Homestead and New Lessow of Mr. W. li all. whit • • ..., as, 4 0 •11' •?! et-Itt 40 1,600 ' Of selibm may be bad, lately published, ' NUMBER XL • all the Lands of this Renee North tette' Co-ton-lane, includnin so 90 .. ..... ... • 1,500 I. Sir John Froissart's Chronicles, nett•ly trans'ated, witleVa. , Conrewrs.-11•Tontoirt of the Maneravine of Bareitlf- certain Fields held ..by John Mould (excepting snip two round.: ' StO , Rooo ....,.a • 15 31,5n0 Esq. wi•h a Life of the Author. •fhe 3d Edition, with 59 Pines; Britt* Governntente-Waltefields Account of Ireland-LE:sal two Brosilhetths occupied by the said W. Hall. d. • e15i.....e- - - .............ne. iu 12 volt. Bvo. price £7 49' in imards. sus la Geographic- Mineralogique des Environsde Path- 1 _Lot 7. A capital Farm, consisting of all the remaining IMO. 19,000 'Pickiest. set elenCo 2. Merneirs of John Lord de Joinville ; the Life of St. Louis, Mum Eetee,,,,e_pleceey into th e o r i z in of ;ge e popular sures held by Mr. Hall, South of Cotton-lane , and including all - jucHAßDene, einnelne,ljtK, arid Co. Connecters for the &e. Translated by Thomas 'ohms, Esq. In two vols. 410. with branch of the Constitution -A few plaits Observatioris on Polifi- the remaining Land, in the occupation of John Mould (reeepting • &envy, are seiltrg 'Pickett and Shares in variety- of Num- , Etigraviage, .C 4 4si in boards. cul Reform-Ptincipts Mathentatigues-Reiested Atl Irewes- I only six Fields given to Lots u and 9), and the whole of Aus- • - km at their Oflicks, the CA wner of Bank-buikenge, Corn- r Anseritan State Pittlets--Dogaid Stewares Accounts of a Boy diet Fami. hill; and facing the Kiug's Mews, Charing-Cress-whet e, in 1 ii . a . r emi n tsod in ?Imo. the 3J Edition price as. 6d. This clay , • • born Blind and Deaf-Papers relative to the Fabinlitdia Com- Lot 8. Perkins's Land and the Goes over Leasows, held by the Lotteriev drawn in. the present year, the following Capital lIESSONS forYOU NG PERSONS in HUMBLE ' patsy's Char, er-Quancrly List of New Peilleaticets-.lndel to Mr. John Mould Prises have bete sold its 215 Shares. . I.lliß, catculated to -promote their Improvement in the Art the 20th Volume. - ' Le 2. House and Lands of Widow Horton, also Hevkins's ' 4 tice.3,486 - seet3,ooo i N 0,6,825 - IEIO,OOO, of Reading, its Virtue and Piety, and particularly in the Kitten- Fdinbierge t. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Mead and He)ll.ins's Leasow , Upper Brines and Barnsley, held 5,5 / 8 - 10,000 I 11,518 7 5,000 ledge of the Du. let peculiar to their Station,. for Wien; Cochrane and Co, Fi rer-street, London. by John Mined, tofether with butt-lane Cottage and Gande.•.s. • Mp g . e t. Alma, Two of sei,roo, One of £5OO, Seven of £3OO, " Very neatly printed, and well selected, containing a great Of whom May be had, complete Sete of the Review, in 20 ' Particulars, witit coloured Plans, may be had of Mr Sampson kive of sEeOO, Su. fcc. &c. store of instrection in a small compase"-rritish Critic. To - metes, price £1.2.105. in boards, or single Neu:sheen price b• 8 Wright,* Ratites Hall after t s•lt instant; of the Printer of the • -. s e- se -e --'''' "in appearance, cheapness, and Moral tendency, this compl- Sliming. each. . . . toffisti Paper; Swan, and Vine, Staff rd; Hotel, Chester; • ANMIDDLETON, Pocket-book and Black Lead Isti in resembles those of the excellent Lindley Murray. It in- -' -• ' Atheneum, Liverpool; of Messrs. Allen and , Solicitors, ' Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the nulcates the mnst useful sentiments in a vary suitable form, and THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, NUMBER Carlisle-street, Soho-square; and of Mr. Christie, Psii-Mall, Original Manufactory, No. HP?, Strand, opposite Newcwele- ' Feint . well deserves patronage.' - . . XV. WIN polished this 4114. ' London. . . . grew, begeleave to recommend to the Public his GENUINE Printed for I .onen-an, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- Conwers.-1. Asserlc.a-Mr. Matibmist'S Wart a dirks- 'SLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose iiuperior excellence has been and lYilson and Son York. nostrr-row ;, sionate Inquiry into the Reasons alleged by lifchladison for de- TO MEDICAL MEN.-GUE.S lONIAN MEDICINES'. tif whom may be bad, by rite same Author, elating an offensive and ruinous War against Great Britain. B y a ler :tore titan fi fty years universall y. acknowledged; and Pencils , A NY P ro f ess i ona l Medical Gentleman, particular!, 1. True Stories ; or, Interesting Anecdotes of Children , limo. Net, Englard nerm e r.-2. A New Translation of Juvenal-S. fordrawirg in cceu •Of a' late invention . To distinguish his-I- .1. those that are walking the Landon Homnal.• for ma rata- ed boards. Sir Humphry L)avy's Elements of Chernical Philotophy.-4; don, and may be induced by humanity, or Puente ire motives, to ?mils frogs Counterfeits , the mark which was formerly only P•t .4 ee?•• • - '2. 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