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. . .. . . . ~ . .... • - . • '' • .. fv . l'il' , A,l l'A ,• (. A.I.A ry , 1 , • J . : ' • *., ~, Le. :40'1 . .4% '. 4- . ,- ile. 1 , . •••f „, _, ~.. 1 , # • , •' 1r.4 • 7"! r :. ' t wig 7uuu-• AT . cru ns * PRAM* of Pliellir ne the • TroNs of CHI W ISTiII 'with Daily SAW 4 ult go ats .. . S c 5) facilitate the ansisitiost ecAcal and ‘24.1g11011 t j , o Cain : College, Cambtfifqe, [y,i f ... Royal Socleiy, will begin his WlNlltit . •irr"' ,ooolo ;opagsy l , h orobex an the sth, at his house is Saha. 9 40110911111111 ;1. B. Private Pupils are taken. 41 ,---iiiigi s haa, in ,Svo. iirka N. a 4th Whims of ABsERVATZONS on the Utility and Administra / d e o of PLIIIGATIVE MEDICINES in several Diseases. s o &gibs, with additional Observations and Cases. By LAMES M D. ? r iled for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Thomas ~gowad, 39, Fleet-street, London. RANIYSPHYSIOLOGY NEW I TRANSLATION. to a few days will be published, in One Volume, livo. ;LEMENTS OF PHYSIOLOGY.—By A. RICHERAND, Professor of the Faculty of Medicine a i fg a Sic. The Filth Edition, revised, corrected, and enlarged. by G. DE LYS, M. D. Memb er o f t he Royal College mss, London. Wed for Thomas Underwood, No. 40, West•Srnithlield, and le Callow, No. 10, Crown-court, Princts-street, Soho. MISS BURNEY'S NEW NOVEL, dce. &c. b day was putiii.hed, by Henry Colburn, Public Library, Condoit , etreet ; George Gokife, Edinburgh ; and John waning, Dublin; the Second Ed►tioo,in 4 vols. price 28s. of BAITS of NATURE —By Miss BURNEY, Author of Clarentine, (Jeraldine Faueenberg, &c. the maw b oo kteners may alms be had. jun published, the led Edition of Miss Burney' s Geraldine Fauconberg, in vols. trite he Milesian Chief. a Romance, .By the Author of " Fatal isle," and " he WM Irish Boy," 4 eple., is. Phis day was published; pries Ss. bound, NEW SYSTEM 01 - ENGLISH GRAMMAR, with EltiCiael sad Questions fer examination, and an Ap x, containing an extensive Collection of Vulgar Anglicisms, eisis, Examples of bad Arrangements, of Ambiguity, &c. Elements of English Composition, with a Key to the Baer --By WM. ANGUS,A, M. London Piinted for George Cowie and Ca. Poultry ; Bash sand, Glasgow ; Peter Hill, and A. Constable and Cu. Edin- MILITARY PANORAMA. -On the Ist of October will be published, No. L 'of a New and Elegant Military Periodical Work, entitled, $4 THE MILITARY PANORAMA," price Ss. dedicated to the Officer, of the British Army, contain ing Biographical Sketches of Officers, Reviews of Military Works, Essays on the Art of War, Journals of the Campaigns, Military Movements, Details of Military Operations Chrono logy, Tbpography, Military Obituary, Births and Manages, - Promotions, Courts Martial, Dispatches, Bre. correct insertion of the Extraordinary Gazettes, General Orders, and Army Re gulations.—Each number will be illustrated with a Portrait and Military Plan, engraved by the best Artists.- - Six Numbets and a Supplement will constitute a Volume.—The latter will contain a List of the Officers of the British Army, of those holding Military Appointments, and the Exchanges, Removals, Resig nations, Suspensions, Deaths, &c. &c. during the period of the Volume's publication. Published-by P. Martin (late of the Firm of Cuthell and Mar tin), corner of Orchard -street, Oxford-street.—The Prospectus may be had, either there, or of most Booksellers in the United Kingdom day was published, pries ea. 6d. the Set, or Three Seto for a Guinea, a new Edition (being the Fourth) of HE CLERKENWELL READING AND ITPELLIN --- G LESSONS; adapted to the new System of isitidia.—ay I. AS PIN. NOW for thelenefit of the Clerkenwell Parochial Sunday Ilwelsoni• be had at the School House, St James's-walk ; ref*.Dailcy, 45, St. John-street, Clerkenwell; also of Ha- An, Patersester-row ; J., Barfield, Wardour-street, Soho; J. iYiW Ontk-street, Oxford-market; W. Sheppard, Hristol ; J. arspholl, paisley; M. Ogle, Glasgow ; and all other Booksellers We MIRO Kingdom. UNDERWOOD'S MEDICAL CATALOGUE. For 1812 and lilts. In a few days will be published, &CATALOGUE of an extensive COLLEC TION of BOOKS In ANATOMY, Merlidne, Surgery, fsisifery, Chemistry, Pharmacy, Natuial History, Botany, &c. wand secawd-band, including an extensive Assonsient of va die French Wachs on the 'pose Sciences, jest imported. • Wd by Thos. Underwood, Ns. au, West-Smithfield, London. To which are added, Tables of the Pay of the Medical De rsent of the Army, Navy, and Easo-India Company's Service. Owpiete List of the Lectures.delivered in London, with their is, /soars of attend/tier, &c. This day was pubti.hed, Handsomely printed in foolscap Bvo, similar to Domestic Cookery, price 7s. Ad. in boards, a New Edition, greatly improved, of r i 'HE NEW FAMILY RECEIPT - BOOK. A Collection of more than Eight Hundred truly valuable Receipts (omitting those in Medicine and Cookery) in various Branches of- Domestic Economy, selected from the Works of British and Forelgu Writers of unquestionable experience end authority, and from the attested Communications of scientific Mende. Dedicated, by pen:Madan, to Dr. CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary to the Society of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce; to whose.superintendance the Work has been submitted, and to whom the Editor has been indebted for nuny valuable Com munications. _ _ _ - This day was published, iiidon (being the Ninth) with considerable Additions, in price los. 6d. boards, E MEDICAL GUIDE, for the Use of the Oerm Heads of Families, Seminaries, and Young Practi- ' inihnicycontsiniog the latest Discoveries in Medicine. By RICHARD REECE, M. D. :1:141 ~ This work is more judickus than Ow Domestic Medicine of Pc.lloshan, which we have no doubt it will entirely supersede." Critical Review, April, 1807. 1 h Is an advantage to have a work so judicious as that of Dr. *SU circulation,for the purpose of continual reference." Brit sb Critic. April, 1807. iliand for. Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater misatow.. 'This book is a peeper and almost indispensable companion for the New System of Domestic Cookery;' it contains a larger quantity of truly valuable Receipts than any book of the same kind ever contaived. Where are few things which the reader can seek, for Domestic Use, on which he will not find some use ful information."—British Printed for John Murray, 22, Fleet-street, London • W. Blackwood, Edinbur gh; M. Keene and J. Cumming, Dblin ; and sold also by every Bookseller and Newsman, in England, Scotland, and Ireland. Of whom may be had, 4ately published, 1. Domestic Cookery, a New Edition, foolscap 8.0. 71. 6d. boards. 2. Dr. Hunter's Receipts in Cookery, with it Medical Com mtniary, 12mo ‘ New Edition price 6s. 3. Oddy's Family Receipt - Book, 410. price Cl.l Ss. in boards, or in Numbers, at Sixpence each. • PRACTICX OF PHISIC. Ai day was pubriihed, in one neat and very closely-printed Oa tioVolume, price HS. in boards, a Third Edition of 'IIE MODERN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC: ./ allibithig the Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Prognostics, learanees,ind improved Method ut treating Diseases. •By ROBERI"I'HOMAS., M.D. wait has hen again carefully revised ; and a large poi oUsewand important matter has been added. • This to siadicious compilation of facts, from the best writers, nkkozy bc perused with great advantage, because the different *Ware treated with brevity and por T iesity. Dr.l'isensias has with judgment, has added modern opinions and disco has frequently ;ntroduced the result of his own experience, Ins performance thus becomes an useful Crimps:odium of the Mist State of Medical Practics." . --Monthly Review. Binned for John Murray, and sold by 'I homes Underwood, ?lst-street, London; W. 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This Volume forms a library of itself, or part of the library of . ewe Englishman, and deserves, by its great interest and inlis- Mabla aril ty, to he found in every house in the Empire. It is Setae ephemeral production, but a work of vast labour, research, °Oa Ponces audit standing authority on all the points of which seats. Printed for Longuian, Hurst,Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. later-row, and to he bad of all Booksellers. ,I) 11. A C o mmercialDictiOnary, or Counting-house Library, emir . full and accurate information relative to all the details 4 Trade, Commerce, Production and Manufacture's of the whole i with the Commercial Laws of England, and the Hamel Cemmoditiet, in ten modern Languages. By Thomas • , lisq. formerly Vice-Consul at Ostend, ;slice ,81. 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The mos: conclusive Commentary oh the superior Merits of this Spelling Book is a statement of the fact, that upwards of 100,000 Copies per annum are regularly sold of it, and that it is now adopted in nearly all the Schools of the United Kiagdom. 2. The British Nepos ; or, Lives of Illustrious Britons who have been distinguished for their Virtues, Talents, and Advance ment in Life; compiled with a view to the principle, that Ex ample is more powerful and more adductive than Precept. The Tenth Edition. Pt ice ss. bound. 3. A St lection from Plutarch of 'foe Lives of Meetriobs Greeks and Romans,with the same stject us the British NePos, to which Work it serve's as a Supplement and Companion. Price ss. bd. 4. The Elements of Natural History, founded on the Linnain Arrangement of Animals; with Popular Descriptions in the manner of Goldsmith and Buffon. The Sixth Edition, with 50 Engravings. Price 65. bound. • 5. Classical English Poetry, selected from the entire 'Works of the British Poets, for the Use of Schooli and 'Young Permits. By Dr. Mayor and Mr. Pratt, 6s. bound. 6. Universal Stenography; or, a Complete and Practical Sy stem of Short Hard; being that which is chiefly used in the Courts of Law and Houses of Parliament, and which is taught in the Universities and Public Schools. Ihe Eighth Edition.— Price 7s. 6d. hound. **at_ Tocirm POWDER. BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as one of the greatest blessingsProvitionce can bestow, without which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to theteeth wand gums is the principal cattse of an offensive breath. BovLaa's VHG C TAIIILIt RESTORATITZ TOOTH POWDIR HI a most elegant and certain remedy for diseases of the teeth and gums; its t particular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection • it will ffff render them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loo se, and restore them to their original purity, entirely eradicate the smirvy in the glints, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet r e lieve and cure the most excruciating tscith-och, gum-biles, and swelled face. Sold wholesale and recall at Mr. Butler's, 4. Cbeapside; corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belem and Sharp, POrtemouds, Hall .and Johnson, Gosport; 11,11nutt, Weston, Mallory, end Jones, . Portsea • Trauma, Exeter; Cookworthy, Glenvi ll e, Gilbert, and doziand, Plyinontb.• Neerbltry,Dublizi ; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mandttston, Scott, and Car. gill, Edinburgh ; Crowell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull; White, Brighton; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Cheltenham; Greg son and Billing. Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; Stains and Villas ?Audio:gm j Bowel, tiiWrich Knott and Lloyd s Bir- Minghans ; Gregory, Brighton ; and of most repanabin Meth. *as Vandma Id she Kingdoms la lout Is. IA • r SEPTEMBER T -- -.- - m. , ,5"" 12, 1812,' • - r. < • °MCI AP .ORAWAI NOS, &tr.% 1612. PuldiShod by Goulding, `Ahnalne,PetleF• Co. N•• 6 0 0110- THE PRINCIPAL OFFICER: o f LILY MA square ; and of, Westmorland • bablin. TM GLORIOVS VICT , 'OF BALA. K, AIurrnoRDNANC MANCA en the elver memorable tikell4lnly, 1612, for Tliat Prepoials will be cued at their Office In Pall-Mall, the PiandoetN with Accompaniment for Vlol and Violoncello, on or before Wednesday, teo• ESC instant, from such Per t mini:axed and most gratefully inscribed to the MOltallobta Ge. -sons as may be willing to andertake -the Supply of FORAGE naval the Marquis Wellington, and his brave, and gallant War- . 1 for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the follow* Diitricts riors, by John Gildon. " Wellington and Vlctery,"a new Song, . , written on the glorious mean of the British Arms in Spin, by be idivered at the Betimes of the Contractor, vbs. H. B. Code, Esq. composed-by Sir J. Stevenson, Mut; Doe ? price NORTH BRITAIN WIGHT, and CHRIST es. Our Monarch, the Prince and the Nation, a new Loyal NORTHERN CHURCH Song, written by Peter tutu, Esq. composed by I. Mazzinghl, YORKSHIRE WEEDON, NORTHAMP price Is. 6d. The MaictoT Neidpath, a favourite Ballad, written LAS TERN, exclusive of TONSHIRE by Walter Scott, Esq. adaptad to a Scotish Air, price is. 6d. Six WARLEY WESTERN favourite Songs for the Pianoforte, arranged in an easy style for the SOUTHERN, exclusive of WOOLWICH, with its De use ef Juver.ile Singers, eomp,sed by Sir". Stevenson, H. R. Bisliop, CHATHAM pendencies, WARLEY and King, Ac Premieres Pommes, a Grand Sonata for the Piano- SOUTH-WEST, including CHATHAM forte, composed by E.. Morey, price 6s. Trio for three German' PORTSMOUTH, ISLE OF Flutes or two German Flutes and a Violoncello, composed by For a period of Six Months from the in October next. H. R. Bishop, di The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean. without any orlso l l tore of Foxy or Mowbumt Oats, and must not weigh less than 37 pounds per Winchester bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry. and delivered in Trusses of S6lbs. weight ; the Straw to be good, don, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and lo be. delivered in Trusses of 361bs. Wright. The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of each Ar ticle which may be delivered, to be at the following rates, eLy.. For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds. For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or more of the said Districts, and It is expected that the Contrac• for shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rue of per horse per week. Farther particulars may be known, upon application to the Officers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Secrets.: y's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, be tween the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Propdpals for Forage ;" but no proposals can be admitted after the said 23d inst. at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. • By Order of the Board, R.X. CREW, Secretary, - rates AT. PPENNI - . - - • A NY Gentleman or LAdy in atanvof WHITE L. L WINE, may be supplied with the most superior XERES ever imported. at D.'oo NMERO's, a Span'sh Merchant, No. 7. Upper Buckingham-street, Stand, in lots of two dvern. at 465. • p delivered to any prt free of etpen-e. D. Gonm ro is enable d to refer Co twenty diterent Noblemen, who have purclia. ed large r ,ra t i r n s tilins nitht Wine. Country orders duly attended to. Hours Tea" li t. TO BE SO: 1.1 BY AUCTION, By Order of the Honourable the Conunissioneri of his Majesty's Customs, In the Custom-house Warehouse, Liverpool, on Wednesday, the 16th September, 1612, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoosk R.M . E D, • THE GOODS UNDE. viz -254 Silver Watches, which will be sold doer l I 1 Dozen Silver Pencil-cues 24 . do. Penekuives IS do. Silver, Gilt, and Pearl Clasps • do. Gilt Snaps 10 do. Plated Mounts 1 Boa Hardware Is ce 0 0 Speller Sundry small articles of Jewellery mad Wateblidovasilla 'OM Watches, Hardware, and Speltsr, War be Nis ebe 414 been die Sale, Trout nine till two edee,tWittaleit 4111611 , 1. • • ettbalbse et Sale only, when ceadoseeeteigbe led • NORTH DEVON CATTLE?, NEW LEICE‘TER SHEEP, AND SUFFOLK PUNCH HORSE STOCK. MR. CHILDE'S ANNUAL. SALE will comm LVA snence at the Farm-yard, Kinlet, near Bewdley, on Wet* nesday, September 90, at Tea, when there witl be SOLD up wards of THIRI'Y HEAD of CATTLE, of the pure North' . Devon Breed, consisting of near Twenty, in Calf, Cows, and Heifers, stinted to Amon valuable Burl, and several pair at But• locks, well adapted to feed, or to work ; about eighty cho co Ewes and Theavea, that are descended from the best Rams in the County of Leleester, and the like number of Wethers, that are in-a good state for the Entailer, or to put to turnips . ; several very capital &skulk Mares, that are stinted to Mr. Childe's known Punch Stallion Gallant; and a considerable number of very superior Colts and Pilbes, of ve;uable ages, that have been bred with the greatest care and attention, and that are descended from the most valuable Horse Stock in the County of Suffolk.--• The Ploughing-match between Hertford and Devon Oxen, that was to have taken place at Kinlet on the day previous to Mr. Childe's Sale, it off, at the request of the Proprietor of the Hens ford stock. To Om4TLEMEN, PLANTERs, NU RS ER Y MEN, CHAIR. MAKERS, and OTHERS. Thai remaining STOCK of the LEA-BRIDGE NURSERY, near CLAPTON and LAYTON, Will be SOLD, by Mr. COcHRAN, On the Prendies, on Monday, Sept. 28, 'and following day, St Eleven o'clock, CONSISTING of Fan Yews for Blinds and . Hedges; Spruce and other Fir Tree.; town Striped and . Green Mollies; Arbutus and AmdLcan Stools and Layers • Forest and Apple Trees ; a quantity of American Plants ilia Evergreen Honeysuckles, in pots; very line large and soma • Orange Trees, double Camilhas, Ste.; a quantity of Potatoes growing, of very best sorts; large and small Butts and Branches of Wainut, - Poplar, and Willow; Apple, and other sorts d Fruit Trees , with :he Faggots of the same ; some Briciik and Tiles; two (arts, and Sundries. To be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues bad by applying on the Premises; at the Cock, Epping; Two Brewers, Woodford; New Ins, Waltham; White Hart, Romford ; Caledonian Nur sery, Kingsland-road; Messrs. Gordon and Co. Seed Warehouse, Fenchorch-street; and of the Auctioneer, No. 7, Duke-street. Ga osvenor•equate. MANOt OF CaACRINGTON, CORNWALL, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON FRAM', THE INHERITANCE in FEESIMPLE.of the MANOR of CRACRINGTON, situat. d between, Lang-. ceston. Cemented, and Stratton, in the County of Cornwic• together with the several Messuages and Farms within the sal!' Manor; now in the possession of various persons tenants at rack rent, or under 161841 for 90 yaws. severally determinable on one, two, or three lives The Wow of Crackington comprises about 1800 Acres of live, and is most eligibly situateff within a ring -from, adjoins the sea, and *bounds with very extensive and picturesque views of St. George's Channel, Lundy Island, and great pan of the County of CoinwalL Sea Fhb of every description is takes on the coast, which forms one of the bcisn daries of this Manor. There are due proportions of Arable, Meadow, Paintre, and Wood Land; and a quantity of very thriving timber is growing on the Manor, which is most conve niently situated for Manure, which is foiind in sufficient quan tity upon Its coast. The Farms are very well divided and capable of much improvement. To view the said Manor, apply to Mr. John Cock, St. Cienny's, Cornwall; and for particulars, and to treat for the Estates, to William Drew, Esq. New Inn, London ; Charles Wade, Esq. Pecknell, near Rummy, Hants; Mr. Law, Land Junrcyor, Lx. mouth; Mr. Paige Stevenstone, Torrington, Devon; or to Messrs. Wes and James, So li citors, Exeter . — ,July 12, 1111, BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41, LONDON WALL, opposite Bethlam. CHEAP,' DURABLE, AND IMPENETRABLE PAINTS. per Cat. per Cwt. 'Cr Cwt. Bright Green 70. I Lead Colour 565. I White - 66 a. Olive ditto 645. Stone ditto 56a. Black 965. Invisible ditto 661. Chocolate do. 461. Red Prepared Oil for the above, Ss. per Gallon. Best White Lead per cwt. 52.. Genuine Sperm Second ditto 48s. eil • I P er gal: es. Turpentine per el. 7s. 6d. Pale Seal Ss. 9d. Linseed Oil 51.6 d. I Common Lamp Oil 3a. 3d. Boiled 011 - 61. Od. Painters' Brushes, &c. GUPTON and Co. most respectfully inform the • Pultllc that the above Paints are (mind in Oil, and par. titularly prep ared for °tirade work, vine. Park Palings, Brick and Plaster Frebts, Tiles, Slates, and Weather Boarding,- as they possess great durability, and are a cure and preventive for the worm and dry rot. In addition to these qualities they are very ornamental, and will cover a surface considerably greater than other Paints, and more than twice as great as Coal Tar, over which they have a most decided superiority, viz. in adhering so closely to any surface diet the AM has no effect on them, and not requiring any extra tba la using, being worked In the same manner as other „Colours of eery descrip• don, dry or prepared for NW N.B. Thews Tarots. are aosiffelpiesa from -V i Oil a . . .. . " "" f. , '"7- - ''`"--- .7 . '' r . 7 11 *Z a gr - ' • • '•• , 0, .I. O r . o • .+ 4 L+ I '. - : ... I _, I • \ 1 .•I I \ . ... f• el' 4 , .V4,74 :44c,,,, ,,.. , 4 ,14 . . a • '- P . , 4 " A C' . , .., • -V ...•••••"" 4 , , • ‘4°ll : v: t ..• to I°. . :3:sl ie ji '''' '''' • Ve" --- .. • . . , ..,„,.. ... ~, tt. ~,„,,, • ~, d 4. , . . • , • ' • . * . •. ' . . • ill 0 • . L ~ ~ ANTIATI RIIION. - - - ----- rrHE PATENT COMPOSITION, which pre vents the Effects of Friction in Steam and other Engines, In Mills, Machinery, and Carriages of every description, may be purchased in boxes, price 25. 6d.; ss. 6d.; tOs. 6.1.; one guinea, and two guineas each. One of the smallest boxes contains a quantity sufficient to last' a Chariot or a Post-chaise twelve months; and after the wheels are filmed with the Composition they may be used daily, and will run at least six months without having occasion to tale tigm off or to apply any thing else to the axletrees. '1 he Composition is to be used in the same pro portion for all other kinds of work.—Sold, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Brown and Mawe, No. 149, amend, near Somerset House, I.ondon. N.B. Directions wlll be found upon whir:hare-signed William Beilarny. READING SAUdE, for FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c. IHE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by his celebrated READING SAUCE, which has for many years been patronized and recommended by most of the first Fa milies in the Kingdom, renders it unnecessary for him to make any comment on its qualities, it is presumed that no Sauce ever met with such general apprnba:ion and exteneive sale; It is re tailed in London by upwards of 70 of the first Oilmen and Fish mongers, and by one or more principal Fish Sauce Sellers in most cities and market towns in the Kingdom ; will keep good seven years in any climate. It is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with banie, Wild Fowl, Hashes ' Rump-steaks, and Cold Meat. As many traders are offering spurious cumpositions oftheir own, which they call Reading Sauce, ICocks considers it a duty be owes to the public to inform them that none are genuine but those which have these words on orange-coloured label to each bettle, " Read ing Sauce foe Fish, .enriching Gravies, Etc." prepared and sold wholesale and retail by 3.Coeka,Reading. Pintsoo. Halflints,2s. HEALTH AND COMFORT PROMOTED ! I BY THOMAS GILL'. NEW-INVENTED. PAFENT MASTICATORS; or Table Knives with Two, Three, Four or more Blades, by 'which as many Cuts or DMionic( the Food can be made at snce-, an advantage, which to those who are an fortunately deprived of their teeth, it Is needless to dwell ipso. Also by his superior Suer:zoos, ncc wain' s, and DSNTISTS IN• rraussurrs; and highly-tempered RAZORS, PRNALNIVZS, etc. which bear the most exquisite andperfeet Edges by his new inven ions for readily obtaining FIRE and LIGHT, those desirable requisites of Life, without the aid of that nowt dassgerosu combursi ile,Peosrnoaus I ! I and by various other Improvement on Ar ticks of real wility, whlth are Made and Sold at I'HOUAS G4LL's celeirated 111satufaetory for Improved London FINE CUT. LIRY, No. as, St. lame S's-street, opposite to Pall-Mail, London. Where also may be had, his GRAYS'S sad ILTCNINCI-NREDLIS for Artists- ' his lonreekirotod WASILAMTID SWORDS • Guns, Pistols, and Arms and Accoutrements of every des cription; Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation. BANDANA BOAP. i WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a personal !maul in both Sexes, and in some parts of .. . - Europe are essential to Persons of gag:lL—The BANDANA LADIES. SOAP, or Indian Washing Cake., pose-es the pecans?property THE greatest blemish to the beauty and delicacy of giving the most exquisite delica cyet urture and inconceivable of the Female face, neck, ands, Stc. is superlfunus Hairs. fairness to the Hand* which are constantly washed with this Pretending to remove them, various preparations have from Soap. Even in eases where the skin has been injured by labour time to time started up ; but most of them have been found either or other violence., the hardness and coarseness ate effectually, in• inellotelous or deleterious. Fourteen years extensive Sale have fallibly, and permanently !moved, and succeeded by a smooth. abundantly proved that TRENT'S DEPILATORY actually ness, tames*, and -delicacy of appearance, which teapot be se removes the hairs In a few minutes, without any pain mon- quired by any other means ishates/tr. It is by ex ante tad/ pl.eassut sensation. It is used, and highly'epproved, in the Erse that any one can form an adequate kited *be era *W excellence • Circles of Fashion and Rail, and now steads absolutely unpasal- of this Soap.. . . • Wad, and jusdy celebrated. • • Sold by the 'Proprietor's Agents v;hose . *wit* It 'bent, It is sold, wholesale and retail, by Perrid, 2S, SouthamOton- Weston and Co. NO. 929, Strad, near Temple-bat, London; street, Strand; retail, by Bangor, lso, Ozfordeetreet ; barley and and the Proprietors, ins farther enceniq, beg them to be partio Blew, Cockspur-street; -Grosvenor, SOS, Holborn • Vale, 62, cubs in node*, that the name and address of the prietterA Fleet-street ; Riggs, SS, Qatari& ; Randall, Regal Riebange ; Spriggs No. 97, Bowiereet, Covem-prdeo; ii adiSid to the lA* Sexton, 24,Leadenhall-stret w Zgeedi ,io2,ll=treet ; and wrapper. Ali 'others .are *cminterfeits. Sild - by losr au tsi t Sighs% 195, High-street, ; maid every ter- erectable- Perftuntes Ind Medicine Vodka in 14Yrna AO . Amer, Madidne Vender, Sta. In Loam -••' '' • =la. each Cake. But it drall•Sfdsel . . _ --- 4 0 11 - .-• To Persons in the Count y% isaisigkpar4oo9lo ilogtile to in OW- . - • AO Mr. l a mbs IS %Ws , it trill //t./ fassillid Moars 4 mama of lit ilit — g Nila . ~.. .. .., .- sr h. ads - • ......_.. • i . • _ . • - 7;:•:..r.i ;Lc .. . Pt,wlimin., „,,., A . • .‘, ;.it /;,-, •sci I tbavarto, ' . ~ 2 .. r .' . -• :- c:oft .. :1•1 '77 1 •:; , - . : .. . 7;_ :• • . :: . - 1 .:..-...• ~ . ...4 i.,.. .:: ; r • • •'. " • - • - . - Vialila • : , Just published, In French and English, in Two Voh. Svo. price 21s. "VrEMOIRS ofthePRINCESS ROYALof PRUS- SiA, MARGRAVINE of BAREITH, Sister of FRE DERICK the GREAT. Written by Herself. These valuable and interesting Memoirs are published from the original M.S. in the hand-writing of the Princess. Tim Literary Panorama for September observes, " They abound with curious anecdotes, and develope the my steries of a despotic Court with great accuracy ; they may safely be recom mended to the perusal of those who judge of stations by external appearances, and are a proper medicine for correcting ambitious prepossessions. London,: Printed far and sold by H. Colbum, Public Library, SO, Conduit.street ; John Anderson, and .George Edin burgh ; and John Cumming, DR: SQUIRRELL'S (Author of the Maxims of Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have been pre. scribed fur Indigestion and its effects fur 30 years with astonish ing success. These admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm, and water, give strength to the organs of digestion, invigorate the nerves, remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, pro. duee an appetite, acid correct acidity. They also cure diseases of the liver, and those incident to warm climates, or too free living. N. B. The Powders taken alone remedy a costive'aal,it, remove obw.enetions, lessen irritabirty, diminish heat, awry off fever, cure the head-ache, and have singular efficacy in removing a St of in ' !laminator/ gout. The Powders 2s. 9d. or fis. The Drops 21. 9d. or Gs. sold at the late Tutt's, Royal Exchange; Clarke, 269, High-street, Bo rough; Mitchell, 9; Charles -street, Soho-square; and the Pro. prietor (from Soho-square), 39, Chariton -street, Somers Town ; also by all the wholesale Vanden in Loudon. Merchants and Captains of Ships allowed an ample discount.