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~~ I g r ~. ' • % VPIRST now parlor:deg at amongst:* Reyal,theirylane. By HORATIO SMITH, Esq. rested for Thomas Uadenreod, sf!, Flpetiereet bad at the Theatre. . .-'arsr~~a. .lewd. A. Enplane Edward Terme W. Perris, G. H. Fowling, leg. Rev. Edward Fa • Thee. Warre, Esq. Divine Serriaa wllibedis at One. The Sermon to be preached by the Rev. JAMS CTAIILIT. Dime: will be oil Table at Five o'Cleek precisely. GOLDEN LANE BREWERY. NOTICE is hereby given; that a GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of this C.oaturn will be held at the CST of London Tavern, Bishorwitrilet• on Monday the 29th Went, for the Election of IRICTORS and DITOall for the ember Year. The Chitir to be obit ate o'clock precisely, the Ballot to commence at Twelve o'clock, and dose at Three. ' The Balloting Lists will lie.ready for delivery at the Counting house on the and instant. No mew to be edndtted, who Is not entered on the Books of the Caspar a a ilbardbeider. Onisr, COCIF.S atilt CASIPIZLL. The Winds* Lists By Will be reedy SO delivery .to' tie batten (span appileatbawattba camajbagibawa) en and albiatis tad instant. , AN OFFICER a Rank la long Services, re- I &sod to eitreesiDletreie, by Misfortune, and bereft cif I every nwansof seppgriblit Obis of his Half-pay, in the nub- ) tenants of a Wife asiptigbirnddren, most respectfully solicits (while compelled to lake this sacrifice of his feelings) the atten-. don of the Hunaapiend-Buikelent towards alleviating the suf. ferinp of his Pairgig. , _- References to MSS, Hasa and Stirling, Bankers ' Strand; Sir ]oh* Peering, I i,, .Barber , and Co. 72, Cornhill ; and Messrs. Davison, Hoek Templar, Middleton, and Wedgwood, 94, Pail-Mall, will be tottsfactorily attended to, and the smallest donations *spat &assiduity received by them. M4I4BIIIONA BLE DAN.CING, by Mr. ALLEN, Millvately taught l at No. 19, Sherrardiereet, Goideteuquare, to Ladies and-Gentle men of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. At !Ates system of seaehhtg is expressly studied for those j to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite fbr genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style ofgrace and elegance.. Those who do not want private teaching' may learn at a small expeace, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profes sion. The SubAripdest Assemblies are every Friday. NEW MUM. THE BATTLE of LEIPSIG, a characteristic Sonata, for the Plant/forte, with Accomparbnests (ad libi tum) for the Violin, or Flute and Violoncello, composed by R. Campbell, price Se. or for the Plan3forte only, price ss. 64L The favourite Songs, Duets, &c. in the greatly admired Opera of The Devil's Bridge,. now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury hoe, composed by Mr. Brabant; likewise may be Dad. the same Opera, arranged for the German. Flute, price Ss. And has she then failed In her Troth, a favourite Song, swig by Mr. Sinclair, composed by H. R. Bishop, price is. 6d. Shortly will be published the Overture, Choruses, &c. in the favourite Melo Drama of The Millar and Mallets now per forming at the Theatre Royal, Covent Gardta, eompoled and arranged for the Pianoforte, by H.R. Bishop. London : Published by Goulding, D'Aimaine, Potter and Co. No. SO, Soho-square; and No. 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin. BAYLEY's LIQUID' JAPAN -BLACKING. This matchless Composition, for Boots, Shoes, Harness, &c. is confidently submitted to the Public, under the rrongLet testimonies of its superiority. It preserves the leather soft and pliant, and, with less labour, produces a more brilliant and last ing jet-black than can be obtained from any other preparation.— Pints is ed. half pints 10d. each. Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, Cock spur -street, London, (where the Patent Cakes continue to be made and told 14 usual) ; also, sold retail, by most of the usual Venders. •,,• Both the Japan Liquid and genuine Cakes are . signed' " W. Bayley," " Bayley and Blow." I.I.AWKINS's E&SENCE of COFFEE, sold at 1.1. his Manufactory, No. 49, Great Titchfield-street, Mary-la bonne, London, and by various Grocers, Druggists, Stain Town and Country, in half-pint bottles. Turkey - - ss. Od. Bourbon - - • Ss. 6d. Bottles included. Plantation - - 2s. 6d. _ _ _ A small tea-spoon fun of the Essence put into a coffee-cup of boiling water, with sugar and cream, instantly makes a cup of strong clear coffee. The Essenee of Coffee, made froth October to April, will keep for years in any cliniate. • • Sold also as above, Hawkins% Preserved Cream, which will keep good in any climate, and is equal to new Cream for enrich ing the Owner or coffee and tea, price 4s. Bd. the half pint bottle. It being impos.ible to make good Coffee without pure water, Hawkins 's Portable Filtering Vessels are recommended, pike 4s. and upwards. In order to give the public an npkortnaity of judging for them selves, Coffee from the ailsence and preserved Cream will be shade any beer.tsf the day, at IL fat cup, including a biscuit CHARDS+ OODLUf 114 JON, ..ICK•ic Co. respect- AA/ fully inforat the Pi flc. that they have conunted with Surmount for the STATA LO ITEM( of 12,000 Tickets, to be dr:.ea 14th 14NUARY, 11114. The Scheme coutabse the Itilowing Prises: ie20,000 gm • 824;010 10,01 0 20,000 3,000 .. 60 1 00 ..... 2.000 4,000 4,J00 500 ••• 000000 ..... v . 300 ...... 2,100 SOO 1,600 100 50 1,335 90 _ 26,700 500. Ist dr:Blanks, Ist day, 10 Each 5,000 500 las dr. Blanks % ed day, 10 Each . ... 5,000 is 10 00000 0000 s,cno .Mo^ o First-drawn Prise above e*, the First Day, will receive Alo,ooo. Fine-drawn !Fite above Ado, the Second Day, will receive Ado,ooe. TSCHILTS Old SNARES are selling by RICHARDSON, Goon a: ca., and Co. 3ank Coenhill, and Cbarinc Cross ; where they Sold in the Lotteries drawn last September and November, the to/low:az Capital Prizes, in 48 Shares : - £20,050 1,130 £3Ol I,sgit - AMA _ - - 4,985 • ' C 3,000 14471 - Zl,OOO VE—A few Copies only are now left on Sale, Price Three Bbillings, , Interesting, and useful Family Work, (with which elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gt .) entitled, IE to HEALTH ; or, Ames TO BOTH Saxes, in a variety of Complaints. By S. SOLOMON, M.D. , a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypo ,esnpiaints ; also General Remarks on those Diseases the human body is most frequently afflicted; explain limns, Diode of treatment, and remedies most pro ' for Sexual Debility, Ac. Ate. ty Matthew" and Lei" 14(3.1a, Strand. Acts, ; and to be FOR THE USE FAMILIES AND . SCHOOLR. This day was published, price Is. 6d. or 16s. a dozen. Inscribed by permission to her Royal Highness Princess CHAR LOTT e, A N EXPOSITION of the TEN COMMAND. 2. MENTS. in Familiar Discourses, for the Instruction of Yousb..--11, CHRISTIANA. Sold by F. G awl J. Prloort•- . Paul's This day was published, • In Two Volumes, Sem price One Guinea in boards, fIYMNASIUM, sive SYMBOLA CRITICA ; Vl containing Syntactical Rules and Critic..; Observadons, in tended to facilitate the attainment of a correct Latin Prose Style. By ALEXANDER CROMDIE, t. L. D. Printed f r J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, by the same Author, .• 1. A Treatise on the Etymology and Syntax of the English La nuagt.. Second Edition, price tit. boards. An Essay on Pillios*phical Necessity, price 7s. boards. TO SPORTSMEN. This day was published, in I Vol. Bvo. with Engravings, price 10s 84. boards THE SHOOTER's GUIDE containing the Natural History.of Dogs ; of Breeding Pointers and Setters, with Directions for training;. Diseases incident to Dogs, and me thods of cure, &c.; the various Fowling-pieces censhlered, and the best pointed out, with directions for charging the same; of shooting in gonad, with instructions to attain the arc of shooting flying; the Game Laws, with remarks thereon; and every other information which can be in any way useful or necessary for the shooting Sportsman; together with the best means to prevent poaching, and occasional remarks en 'fhornhill's Shooting Three. tort'. —By B. THOMAS. Second Edition. Published by Gale, Curds, and Fenner. Paternoster-row, London* • In a few days will be published. Handsomely printed, in One Volume Octavo, dedicated by per mission to the lord Bishop of Durham, A KEY to the WRITINGS of the principal .L. 3. FATHERS of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH who Sou- Ached during the first three Centuries; in eight Sermons, preach ed before the University of Oxford, INS, at the Lecture founded by the Rev. J. Bampron, late Canon of Salisbury. By the Rev. J. COLLINSON, M. A. Rector of Gateshead, Dutlidm. _ _ . Printed at the Clarendon Press, Oxford, and sold by the Book sellers there, and by Rlvinstons and Hatchard, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, An Analysis of Hooker's Eight Hooks of Ecclesiastical Polity. In one volume octavo, price 10e. 6d. RO W 1 N DSON'S CARICATURE MAGAZINE. This day was published, In royal folio, containing four engraved Caricatures in Colours, (to be continued Weekly), price I. 6d. No. I. of THE NEW CARICATURE MAGAZINE; or, Mirror of Mirth: being a Collection of Caricatures drawn and engraved by THOMAS ROWLANDSON, Esq. forming an agreeable assemblage of humonrows prints for the entertainment of a winter evening. London : Printed for Thomas Tea, No. 111, Cheapside; and may be had on application to any Bookseller in Town or Conn try.—Where may be had, the 7th Edldon of Jokeby ! ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENT, Part I. 2s. or No. I. 6d. This day was published, embellished with three fine Engravings. from Designs by R• Smith, A.R. A. Part I. to be continued Monthly, and completed in TwelvePatts at fls. and No. I. rice 6d. to be completed in 47 Numbers, of HE ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN MENTS; translated by EDWARD FOstSTER, M. A. The Fourth Edition, corrected. • The Works, both in Parts and Numbers, will contain 28 En gravings (worth the whole purchase money) by Heath, A.K.A. Warren, Ramsbach, A. Smith, A.R.A. Fitter, A.R.A. Parker ' Armstrong, &c. all from original Pictures by R. Smirke A.R.A. London t Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111 ,Cheapside ; and may be had of all Booksellers and Newsmen. This day was published, A new Edition, price ft Illustrated with Cases, A PRACTICAL TREATISEon the PREVEN TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequences, as Strictures, Glettsjitc. including practical Ob servations on Tabe r Onanßm, Seminal Weaknees, Mu cal Discharges, itc.divested of all technical Obscurities. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Primed for Mews. Sherwood and Co. Yi , Paternoster-row; and Messrs. Nighty, 24, Fltet-strest, Leyden. Where may be bad, Caton's Popular Treadle on *diges tion, Scspfuls t and Commis Direnes s price so. ti JELIV I ERED APOf, in twoCintos, *ad other Perm. PRESTON IifrZCIERALD, Esq. Printed for &foetid*, Junior, 41, • ; and Butler, Coilege Green, Dublin. Also, in one deem volume, nto. 'rids a Pea* of Man, Xing ot end, Wet thio, : The EMZIIALD t tI e . A W POPOSer . astraPhielL St WIMP% .t it - r - 1:21 sad This day was published, * In one very large Volume Octavo, rice 14e. (Under the sanction of Commissioner HARNESS, M.D. adirly recommended as the most beneficial Essay on lt " : cal Diseases, whit% has ever appeared. It is so essential to the health of Voyagers, that no vessel oegbt to visit bot di mates without It. It would be a most &skalds venture for the Indian Market.) THE INFLUENCE OF TROPICAL MATES, more espechaly the Climate of India, or Euro- Oen Constitutions ; the principal effects eadelieseses thereby In. sinned: dab pacemaker oc removal, mid the eeelles of reflect ing health In hot (Minutes, rendered *Wants every capacity. By JAMBS JOHNSON, Surgeon In Oa itoyal Navy. Printed for Stockdale, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall. This day was published E prke tits. in bards, The Second Edition, eularged and improved, of ATREA'rISE on the CHURCH, chiefly with respect to its Government: in which the Divine Right of Episcopacy is mainta;ned, the Supremacy of the Bishop of Rome proud to be contrary to the Scriptures and primitive Fathers; and the Reformed Episcopal Church in England, Ireland and Scotland, proved to be a sound and orthodox pant of the Catholi: Church. Compile 4 from the must eminent Divines By EDWARD ft - ARIA ICK, M. A. of Trinity College, Dublin. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivirgton, St. Paul's Church-yard; J. gatchard, Piccadilly; also by .1.. Cunstab:e and Co. Edinburgh ; and W. Watson, and C. P. Archer, Dub:in: _ Speedily will be published, Handsomely printed in one large Volume, ago. Dedicated by permi4sion, to the Lord Bishop of London, HE OPERATIONS of the HOLY GHOST, T illustrated and confirmed by Scriptural Authorities ; In e Series of Sermons, evincing the Wisdom and Consistei..cy of the Economy of Grace; with Notes and Illustrations, exhibiting the Evidences of the Truth, and the Authorities of tbe Doctrine, from the Primitive Church and the Church of England. By the Rev. FREDERICK NOLAN, A Presbyter of the United Church. Printed hi F. C. and I. Sivington, No. 64, at. Paul's Church yard; and sold also by f. Hatebard, r. This day was published, In Three Vols. Svv. price LI. Is. Sd. boars* THE BEAUTIES OF CHRISTIANITY.— By F. A. DE CHATEAUBBIAND, Author of Travels in Greece and Palestine, Atala, &c. Translated from the French. with a Prelate and Notes, by the Rev.'HENICY KE rr, b. D. Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. Ditto in French. " We know no book which has been published for many years that has given us so much pleasure asChateaubriand's Beau ties of Christianity. The work will amply repay perusal, even to tkoae whose minds are not peculiarly religious; but to those. who are, it will be eminently gratifying."—Univeai Magazine. For other accounts of ibis admirable work, see the Eckettc„and Monthly Reviews. Printed for anti sold by H. Colburn, No. 50, Conduit-street ; George Goklie, Edinburgh; and John Cumaning, Dublin. Just In One Vol. 4to. with Politely', &C. sf 2. i ts. bd. hoards, MEMOIRS OF SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Knt. L.L.D. F.R.S. F.S.A. &c. late President .f the Royal Academy. by JAMES NORTHCOTE, Esq. R. A. comp.riiing original Anecdotes of Dr. John=on, Dr. Goilasmith, Burke. Gar. • rick, and many other distinguished characters. 4 ' English Literature In general, and the Arts especially, will readily acknowledge murk obligation to Mr. North Cote for this work. Mr. N. has done much to gratify the lovers of anecdote ; hence his work abounds with entertainment, and those who cul tivate respect for the ccntempararies of Sir Joshua, as web as himself, will find abundant amusement in the recollect.ons and reflections of his Biographer."—Literary Panorama. Published and sold by H. Colburn;so, Conduit-street ; George Goldie. Edinburgh; and John Cain ming, Dublin. I'm , day was published, price 3s. No. 138. of THE REPERTORY -of ARTS and MANU FACTURES, whiei completes the Twenty-third Volume, and contains Mr. Raynor 's Patent for improved Machinery for Roving and Spinning; Mr. Alexander's for Improved Mariners'. Compass ; Mr. lennings's for' a 'Buoyant Bed; to serve as a Jacket in case of shipwreck at sea; Mr. Timmin's for Improve meets in Budding Hot-houses; Description from the French of a new Mechlin for Raising Water; on Converting Iron into Steel either in large or small pieces; from the same ; Frew* Patent for making Black Lead Pencils and Artificial Crayons ,Several interesting articles on Dyeing and on Agriculture, &c. Published by Sher wood and Co. Paternoster-row; and Under wood, Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, any of the preceding Volumes, rice 18s. ed. in boards. Also, Complete Sets of the Retrospect of Disciweries, Ike. In 7 vols. price £5. 17s. in boards, and any of the preceding Numbers. NEW NOVEL, BY THE AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY. This day was published, in s vels. 12mo. pRECOTHICK BOI.VER ; or, The LADY of A. the WEST COUNTRY. By Mrs. ROCHE, Author of the Children of the Abbey, Ste. am. Printed for A. K. Newman and Oa Leadenhall-strett. The following will also be published, this winter 1. Conduct, a Novel, s vols. 2. Auberry lint:Mope, by Jane Harvey, 3 vols. & Modern Calypso, or Widow's Captivation, by Mrs. Ross, 4 oedemas. 4. Courtly Annals, or Independence the True Noblbity , by IRE:hard Matthew, sq. 4 vels. & The English Expose, or Men and Women Abroad and at Home, by the Author of Cells to Search of a Husband, &c. volumes. '6. Conviction, or. She Is Innocent, by the Author of Cambrian Pictures Ike. 4 vols. 7. Conscience, by Mrs. Meebe, 4 vols. This day was published, price as. AN ESSAY on DIET and REGIMEN, as indis pensable to the mtiervation of firm Health, especially to the indolent, Studious ; Delicate, and Invalid; with appropriate cases ;—uncer tisc following heads: — Introduction—On the Animal Economy. ..... - Chap. I. Of Foods and Drink. • H. Regimen, with respect to the Use of Meat and Drink. 111. Exercise and Rest. IV. On Clothing. V. Rules for preserving and establishing the Huddle Yogis Persons. VI. On Cleanliness. VII Regimen adapted to different habits. VIII. On what is termed Catching Cold. I. On the Art of Mending Health. X. On Fashionable Diseisses. XI. On Lady and Gentlemen Doctors. XII. Regulation of the Appetites and Passions of Young Pets nab, kr.. Bf J. M. ADAIR, M.D. Printed for James Ridgway, Piccadilly. Abo, The KARL Of TININIT'S PLAN for EXTIRPATING the Fix 1K TaisaTs, Ste, 55. BY AUCTION. SALES TRENT AND MERSEY, LOWER MEDWAY, NAVIGA. TION AND OTHER CANAL SHARES. To be SOLD bydS.UCTION, by Mr. SCOTT On Friday, December 3, at Twelve o'Clock, at she Mart, TRENT and MERSEY, or GRAND TRUNK CANAL; two Shares to this ewe excellent Navigation, the Dividends have progressively advanced to £5O per Share clear per &flaunt, with well founded prospects of confinable to In crease 9 • Oki Union, Ashton and Okihant, Lancaster. and Waits and Barks Canal Shares, and Two Shares to the Lower Med way Navigation, dividing FS per Skate clear per annum. Particulars at the New. Hotel, Dirmingbam; as Hatchett's hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Met; and et Mr. Scott, IN New Bridge.street, London. THE OLD BAP lIST-HBAD CHAMBERS LICENSED COFFEE-HOUSE and TAVERN. CHANCERY-LAM, With Possession. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By EDWARD IMBER and • At Garraway's, Cornbill, on Monday, Nov. 99. ISIS, at Twelve, =less disposed of by Private Contract, ALLthoselong•established extensive PREMISES. known by the BAYTIST-HEAD CHAMBERS, lA. VERN, and COFFEE-HOUSE. Relit:eased, desirably situate in Chancery-lane, with Back Communication to Lincoln's Inn New Square, Sm. possessing sufficient room, and capital Cellaring, fur carrying on a business of the first magnitude, which was many years attached to these Premises, reserving several valuable Setts of Charab.rs, which have been Let at rents, amounting to near £4OO per anuum, and from the centtical situation and contigur , y to the Inns of Courts, &c. a first rate business and certainty of tenants may be relied on. A Lease for 21 years will be granted, 4 a moderate rent. May be viewed and Particulars bad also at Garraway's; and of the Auctioneers, &c. 92, Hatton-Garden. DR. HOWELL'S POWDERS, lis. a Packet. L"ITS, EPILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HYSTERICS, and all kinds of FITS radically cored by Dr. HOWEI.L'S POWDERS, above Forty Years established. The efficacji of these Invaluable Powdtrs has long been hilly evinced by the Itnnitherable Cures already commentcated to the Public. The following very singular case is one selected ft om a copious List : The son of a respectable merchant of London, when about twelve years old, received a fright at school, which berme t on violent Epileptic Fits. Notwittistandaig the prompt aid of eminent Gentlemen of the facuby, the paroxysms became so alarming, that the youth lust his senses and the use of his speech. In th.s deplorable sta'e, Di. Howell ' , PO mders se.ire adsnini.teri,d, by a due persoieranee in which, he grailuaily recovered the use of his faculties, and was completely restored to health. llis irateful parents perink the Doeme to give prism to • personal re lettuce to them, to satisfy afflicted inquirers. This sovereign Remedy is prepared under the patronage of EL Majesty, by Dr. Howell, Fellow of King's College. and Is weld at No. is, Rathbone-place, Defoe Landon, and nowhere else, at I is. a Packet, in which is radioed. a freettse written b} the iketor on the above-mentioned fkkisseeit. MI letters (post paid) duly answered, soil all Pvte4.rs soot to any part of tire kingdom. The Doctor may be consulted at his owls boom, till eleven in she morning, and train four till sis In the reenlist. HEALTH AND HA: PkiESS. WHEN the spark of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid, and all the famine. impaired, Dr. VENEL'S RESTORA rivE BALSAM gives a'6Utp to the eoe stitution, repleml•hes the exhausted vessels, Invigorates tins iner cular system, exhilarates the anlmal.spirits, and re-anintates the whole man. In all cases of debility and relegation, sad is the various and complicated affections of the Nervous Syrem, the tonic effects of this sublime remedy are speedily manifested ; and in those distressing symptoms which prevent married people from having families, or Whet* deter individuals from marrying, this Balsam is proved and aeknowletiged to be the only certain remedy. See " Dr. Vessel's Medical Admonitions to Married People." and his " Mints to the Nervous and Debilitated 0* both Sexes, price as. 9d. Dr. Vessel's Restorative Nervous Balsam is prepared' and sold by the Proprietor, at Ms house, No. 10, Altretlislace, Bedferd. square, London, se bete he may be consulted personally, or by letter (post.paid) and inciming the customary fee. It is also sold by the Proprietor's special appointment, wholesale, by his Agent, Mr. Richards, druggist, No. 15S, Strand, opposite St. Clement's Church : and retail, by' Mr. Bacon, 150, Oxford -street, opposite Beerhstreeti Mrs. Allen, 76, Oxford -street, opposite the Pan theon; Mr. Bolton, front of the Royal Exchange; Mr Chi isp, Cockspur-street, corner of Spring Garden; Messrs. Parsons, book eases, 165, Fleet-street; Mr. Ward, 524, Holborn, rear Middle.. row; Mr. Watson, 112, Southampton-street, Covent Garden; respectablerd meet Medicine Venders in every part of the price los. 6d. per packet, or the quantity of four pekes its one for 335. ANTI-ATTRI TT is now unequivocally proved that the PATENT 11 ANTI-ATTRI fION COMPOSITION is the cheapen and beet Thing ever yet discovered for SWprt" Bottomni Leda' of Copper; to preserve Cables from being Mimi In the Hawse holes, instead of a Plat, Service, or ;Iletng of Ships from the Weather, and Trent being cheisi, belista Tar, Pamoe, end Service;" for the Sides and Cnorlegm et Guns; to render .Imdier and Canvas Rap= and % i ts the ef fects of &Wort in Steam Baglaes, &Of* Threshing Mills, (or other Implements of linsbandripmmilly by Par men), Canines, Coaches; Waggons, Cans, and Muthkery of every description. It is also *best Thing to peseerve the Blades of Swords, and all kind of NOW Steel Ankles, from Rua. It will likewise micro* Iron Heaps, Water lett% Casks, Tubs, Sprouts, Posts, Rails, Gate., Park Paling, and emery kind et Wood and Wooden Building how the Weather, Warns, and Dry Rot, either in the East or West Indies, or in any Mete; and it will not only preserve Iron Railways from corroding and wear lag out, bet also render the draught so light, that one bone will do the work of two. One priming of the Composition is in some cases espial to one hundred applications of Oil, Tallow, or any other kind of Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by ks use from 900 to 4,000 per cent. excl usive of preventing the wear and tear in Machinery, Wheels, site. &c. which is a saving of expense more than that of saving nine parts out of ten, and nothing can be se clean in its working, or give so little trouble. Sold, wholesale and retail, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Cba. ring-Cross, near the Admiralty, London ; and , by theft appoint anent at most Ship Chandlers, Printers, Booklellers, Libraries, Stationers, Druggists, Meffichist Warehouses, Perfumers, Iron mongers, Coders, ComeMitharo, Innkeepers, Comb and Wag gon-offices Oil and Celemmbeps, Sadkrs, and Shopkeepees in the Unitedicingdom, is bees% price as. fid-; 5 5 - 64.; 10s. a; One Guinea, and Two Oehler each. • The ensalleat sire box cooling a vaulty sellisieut a rime a four-wheel carriage four times, with which It will tea *we of six thousand miles, without applying any Mesdemoiselles:b ates ; and one half-guinea box minim a ellialislos "mow he a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three thoeseminalksi ; and it will work with wood asletrees, or with Gontmou boxes s ad Manes of any kind. 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