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FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION. • TURK's PATENT COOKING APPA RA a I'US . DAILY IN USE, from Eleven to Four, At his FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 189, FLEET-STRUT; The peculiar qualities of the above Apparatus embratedidey useful improvement, and it is so systematically arranged, as to be rendered suitable from a small to the most extensive Establish ment, possessing every convenience for cooking, viz. Roasting, Boiling, Stewing, Baking, &c. &c. the whole of which is per formed by one small fire, and warrante3 to save two-thirds of Fuel. The vessels are .used without the least soil, by which means they are rendered far more durable than those used over COMM'. Ranges. It is also a certain Cure for a Smoaky Chimney. PRIVATE SECRETARY. APERSON who is at present disengaged, and whose edtcation and habits of life qualify him for the situa tion, wishes to be employed as Private Secretary or Confidential Dark, with a Public or Private Gentleman of respectability, at tome or abroad.—A most respectable reference will be given, on personal or written application, at the Star-OSee, Temple-hay; !be latter to be post-paid. READING SAUCE, for FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c. 1 HE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by 11 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 &nice ever met velth inch general approbation and extensive sae; 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 ; wilt keep good seven years In any climate. It is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump-steaks, and Cold Meat. As many traders are offering spurious compositions of theltdls which they call Reading Sauce, J.Cocks constdersit a duty he mite to the public to inform than that none are genuine but those which have these worts on orange-coloured label to cacti bottle, " Read ing Sauce for Fish, enriching Gravies, &c." prepared and sold wholesale and retail - by J. Cooks,Reading. Pints,4s. TO NOBI.EMEN, GENTLEMEN, AND OTHERS. AS BAILIFF and LAND STEWARD, a young 1 . Man of a most respectable family and cotton:items i with to undeniable character, is desirous of engaging in the above ca l/irks, and flatters himself he shall be able to meet the expecta tions of the nicest scrutiny. The Advertiser has been In practice from his childhood, and for the last twenty years has farmed from three to five hundred acre, in the Counties of Gloucester, Hereford, and Monist= h ; is well acquainted with Draining or 'Watering of Land, Fencing. &c the Breed and Feeding of Cattle, Cut and Management of Horses, Cows, and Sheep, &c. and Agricultsre in all its branches, after the newest and moat ap proved plans.--Letters addressed, post.p.sid, S. W. at Mrs. Ba bes, No. 17, Great Portlabd- street, Cavendisb•erate, will meet ise attention. t.AVENDER AND HONKY qTEtL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER MERCHANTS TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS of WALES, and mast of the kOYAL FA MILY, beg lerreto inform the Nobil.ty, Gentry, and the Public, who hewer Own with their favours, that the above elegant and meld Prfsmes connote oil sale at their Old Established Ware bate for those article? only, No. 15, CATHARINE •S STRAND; and respectfully recommend to those who are alraragas to the superior quality of their Lavender and Honey W ain; X trial of them, when STILL and MET &X Hatter them rives they will meet with the approbation bestowed on them for Twenty Years past, while the price continues, as usual low, 1!' the Lavender Water Ss. or 25.9 d. taking dx Bottles ; Honey Water es. fici. Sr six for 245,--ttr Orders for Exportation and the Country Immediately attended to. TO: THE LADIES.—A CARD. . LADIES who have experienced the unpleasantness of the Hair filtl out of curl from perspiration, in the present warm weather, are respectfully informed that the use of ATKINSON's Original CURLING FLUID wilt remove this in eonvenience. 'llls Fluid is without competition for dressing the Hair, giving it such a gloss and lovely appearance as can be obtained by no other means whatever, and, by its intrinsic qualities, g.ves such firmness to the Curl, that neither damp, perspiration, exercise, or any other cause, will any ways affect it ; and is so superior for false Hair; that it it generally _used by the first rate Hair Dreliers to give a finishing polish to their Head Dressers, and to keep in the curls, no other arti cle answering the same purpose. It is composed of Vegetable Balsams, imparts a reviving grateful fragrance and wouderfully thickens and promotes the growth of the hair. Sold by the Proprietor, James Atkinson, Perfumer, 9, High !street, Bloomsbury, Lotidon ; by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur itreet ; Harding and Howell, Pall Mall; Turner, 75, Ovfrton, 47, Bond-street ; Grange, 115, Oxford-street; Berry, 17, Greek street; Rigge, 65, Cbeapaide ; Bolton, Royal Exchange; and most Perfumers and Hairdressers in the Emr (.., at Ss. &I. Or larger 96 tbelsottle. N. B. As there are counterfeits, please obc serve the genuine is signed" James Atkinson.* ON SPRING DIET. ". It Is in Spring (observea a cabbratcd Physician) that tonsil itional diseases come into action: • and if, at ails season, people weir to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be Prevented." THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not argY Wry nourishint and pleasant to the palate, but ample vapezience has proved it to be more efficacious in correcting tbr is don and purifyis:t the blood than the Lisbon . Diet Drink larannilli. I°lo lkeistbject to eruptions of 'the skin, and with as are of i aahliffious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find thiil kstois, most invaluable article of diet. ib ' ll 4e Periodical wotics on Medicine it is highly extolled, stir 1 1 : 11 bioPt*d by several eminent Physicians. N e d „. 4 2 l a Os far boiling (In e mnner as . nd. pergroundmate ppaari. by WW. W il to n, h rocer, a No. 39, Ortkrs from the coariFy m* be atC same oaapanied wish a re. BRl'lltill PAINT MANUFACTOKY, No. 41, LONDON WALL, opposite Moargate End of Bethlem Hospital. CHEAP, DURABLE, AND IMPENETRABLE PAINTS. per Cwt. per Cwt. per CWt; Olive Green 745. White - 565. Lead Colour 3116: I Dark ditto 6.55. Stone Colour 565. I Black - • eig. Invisible ditto 56*. Chocolate 565. Red - 4Ser Prepared Oil for the above, which possesses great pressrvint ': qualities, Ss. per Gallon. per Cwt. per Gall. per Gall. Best Wb. Lead 525. I I Linseed Oil Ss. 6d. Turpentine 75. -6d. --.3 ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS AND LOTION. Second ditto 465. Boiled Oil 6s. Od. PANS and SON, No. 42, Long lane West rI .I IIE above Paints are ground in Oil , and are par ' Smithfield a , an , s k ve Jost received a frreb supply from Mr. Lig- .1. t i cu larly prepared for the painting of Park Palings, Brick 6 1 ; t i 3 Manchester, consisting of the *eve most cacti- and Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, Tiles, Slates, and r „,..,....,d0tb. so tiolvenhily resorted to for their extraordinary Weather Boardine, of every description, and for such purposes 4 1711 fai all complaints of the t3curity, Leprosy, Rheuma- they are unequalled, as they posies, great durability, are a cure a t e "1 141 4 other disordues tailing from impurities In the and preveattve for the Worm and Dry Rce, and will stand In the • hottest climates. Its addition to these advantages, they are very rifee" —llie tkaa irtn a. " 4 .. " . iffehrsien 4 M edteine cannot he butter dls- ornamental, and will cover a surface considerably greats, than 44,06 anduy the great number of 'well 'attested eas e s which are any other Paints, and more than twice as great as Coal 'far, over 0 .4---4 4 even monthly perforated by the sole use of these which, and all preparations from Tar, they have a most decide d Int, c ,...:22 1 i0n. .At this season of the year they are parties'. , superiolity ; vit.— fi rst, in adhering so closely to any surfaer f tbat • i tt. ike ""i:Vdcd to ti•e wiention of those sull.ct to the Scurvy, : tbe power of the sun Inn no effect on them ;--secondly, they et.me tti d L". l( ,, linlil 'Gentlemen may now have. their orders I very easy of application, hying used with the same Brushes, at. /1..„ . '" ° .. 111 4:eir half dozens , to a singe 4s. 6d. bottle. In the same manner, as other Paints. Is. fii "I" see. sold in mutdded square bottle.; at I Is. and G. Llton and Co. most respietfully offer their thanks to the I. xas I IS. bottle is equal to three .4s. 6d. mama—lntim sentry ,' and the Public In general, for th e very great Itrathzi int ,, b '**9 duty included, wholesale by Mr. I.ignuan, patronag e with which they have bees honoured; and they also Nobility hted, ni...... ; ••• 0 r y I..Evans' and Sun, 42 Lmg-lane, West info rm Merchants, Ship Owners, Captains, and Dealers in Co. ' t hlvfoldvll 4 7, 7 and Stitten;lo, Bov e cfi u j c h iar q ; Butler, 4, lours, that they have large quantities of Stone Ochres, Spruce , s t . p airs 1 . ,.._ r _hely and Sous, 45, and Shaw end EdWards, 66, , ' fa i hr e e, Mineral Blacks , Red s, atc. as well " ill "I ' d" in the lkw on an ;Z o th lard; Barclay and Sono, h 5, Fleet-Market ; Colour Trades ed for twa t of wiry superior q minks. Itinik°l4l a c t; u Sattdirl _1507 Oxford street ; 801.. N. B . Aim= dry seri 10014 not Wog Prepared MP sue v i i dere. ante ; Caudell, 47, minorici ; and most Medi- I pi e b ea, -' . ;.. • -rte M M • 44 WNW . MUSIC. Just published * bedding, D'Almaine, Potter, & Co. 20,50h0- I Undo; and 7, Westmorland -street, Dublin, T lf swin jf Pieces, single, from the favourite Opera of the Devil's Bridge : Behold in his soft expressive face. composed and sang by Mr. Braham, price is. Gil.—The Food Heart, sang by Mrs. Blaqd, is 6d.—Tho' Love is warm a while, Song, price Is. 64.—The Sigh, and she knew not why, seas by Miss Kelly, price Is. 6d..—Woman's Heart is Free, sung by Mrs. Dickons, price is. dd.--Ah ! &tering Man, sung by Miss Kelly, price Is. ed.—ls there a heart that never lov'd, sung by Mr. Braham, price 2s.—Love's Stolen Kiss is Sweet, sung by Mrs. Bland, price Is. 6d.—Bright Sun, I adore thee when rising sublime, a Bravura, sung by Mrs.Dickons, price 2i.—How wretched is the wanderer's lot, sung by Mr. T. Itovedino, price Is. 64.—"Fis but Fancy's Sketch, the celebrated Picture Song, sung by Mr. Braham, price ea.—The Parent Bird awhile forsakes, sung by Mrs. Dickens, price 2s. LOWE'S PATENT BRlrimi SHIRTII CLOTH. . - G LOWE begs leave to acquaint the Nobility and . Distinction, . . • Persons of L. ...sction, that in addition to the-A:mai sorts now coming in weekly of the Spring Bleach, (and which has,for upwards of four years, met with such distinguished patronage), are a few pieces greatly superior in fineness of tenure, fabric and ' beautiful appearance, so any Shirting Cloth ever yet manufactur ed, and well deserving the inspection of Ladies of the first Wank. Sold by the piece , at 154, Ch ' eapside near St Paul's ; and . by Harding, Howell and Co. Pall-Mall, and at no other Houses in London. . . This day was published, - - Elegantly printed in a pocket volume, price es. in beards, (a new Edition), being the fifth of BROAD GRINS. Comprising, with new Addi tional Tales in Verse, those formerly published under the title of " My Night-Gown and i." Ily GEORGE COI ~ the Younger. Printed for T. Cadell ai W. Davies, Strand. A Sippers. )LMAN. 11/ a few days be publ'slted, In Bvo. price 12s. demy, and I es. riiyal, boards, embellished with an Engraving of Sir CLOUDESLAT Suovst., from the original in the Hampton-Court Collection,, rj:HE SECOND VOLUME of CAMPBELL'S LIVES OF THE ADMIRALS. By HENRY REDHEAD YORKE, Esq. London: Printed for C. J. Barriogton, 344. Strang; and jobs had of all nther Booksellers.—Of whom also the * IA sr Atoll's& may likewise be procured. This day were publishes], I. ILLUSTRATIONS of ENGLISH RHYTH- Mus, with an Elementary Analysis of the Science and Practice of Elocution, Composition, &c. Ry JOHN THEL WALL, Esq. price 108. 6d. Iviards. , 2. A Letter to Henry Cline, Esq. on Imperfect Developements of the Faculties, and tile Treatment of Impediments, 7s. hds. 3. The Vestibule of Eloquence; original Articles fur Recita tion, lOs 6d. b..ards. 4. Sketch of the Plan of Mr. Thelwali's Institution for the Cure of Impedinients and Preparation of Youth for the Pulpit, Bar, and Senate, with the Terms of Domestic and Private Tui tion, price ts. Sold by Messrs. Arch, Coenhill ; Kent, Holborn ; Harwood, Great Russell-street; Ridgway, Piccadilly, &c. This day were published, 1. MISSIONS. —A View of the Present State.. 'of EVANGELICAL RELIGION throughout the World, with a View to promote Milni.mary Exertions. Ey T. 'JAMIE'S, L.L.Et and M.D. Bvo. 2. LAY-i•R EACHING. Two F.ssays.-1. On Lay-Preaching. 2. On the Minim (lid' Chlracttr.. Intended to justify Lay Preach ing; and, am. the sane rinse. to 'hew that this does nut supersede the necessity of a regular Ministry, Bvo. Is. s. HOMILIES. Select Homilies of the Church of England, 12000. 3s. Cd. Also, the following Homilies separately, at Id. each, or 7s. per 100, viz. 1. On the Scriptures ; 2. On the Mi sery of Mau ;•3. On the Salvation of Christ; 4. On Faith; 5. Os good Works ; 6. On Charity. Published by Williams and Son, Stationere-court. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. "[his day was published, price Ss. Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institution, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilit), Ulcerations, eta and that weakness and de rangrment of the Generative Organs which impairs tbe constitu tion, pointing out a safe method of cure, speedy and secret in strictures without caustic, and also in those other affections, with an Account the Lock Dispensary, as a safeguard against sm. Lyricism in this practise, so fatal to the young and unwary. By P. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London; and Surgeon to the Lock Dispensary. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row; and by the Author, at his private House, 21, Lower Charlotte -street, Bed ford-square. This day was published, in One Vol. eto. price £l. is. Royal Ito. 11 s. ed. boards, (embelliefied wick* fine Portrait rains* engraved by Hopwood), THE NEW TESTAMENT, translated from th e Latin in the year 1380, by JOHN WICLIF, D.D. •." To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Life, Opinions, Writings of Dr. With( ; and an Historical Account alibi ileoms: and English Versions of the Scriptures, previous to the it/.M of the 15th century. By the Rev. HENRY HERVEY BARER, M.A. An Assistant Librarian of the British MUIPSOM, and Assistant Preacher at Lincoln's Inn. The edition which Lew is published havinohessolWapi Mg* esteemed, and latterly very difficult to he proceed; Mr. Rqbee was induced to prepare the present satiety, and Ike stinipiro new raise upon the work, by nreay important accessAste. • lie has given Memoirs of the Life at Wiclif, M which be bee Omer; weed both diligence and accuracy. Sobjoioed to this Is an torical Account of the Sexon and Englisb Ventais of the Scrip. tares. The wboie Volume, indeed, banns a very 'nimble OW meritorious publication."—British Critk, Dec. 1811. Printed for T. Hairs, No. 37, Pateramtemow; and R, Ogle, Holborn. . • I • ' a a n r ( e l I SECOND T ART OF GOLDSMII'H's GMABIBEILL GEOGRAPHY. .7': •- This day wne galdished, Illustrated with owes *W s oder:ell Views of County l'owns and isszirkablo place, price 41. - Ed. bound In red, • • pt RITISH GEOGRAPHY; being a cOmprekeni. sive account of the Patten? STATE of tisk whole DRUISIFI EMPIRE, including the BRITISH !sawn!)s and the Burma Co. Loam and DEPENDS/SC{IS in all parts of the World, designed for the Use of Schools, and serving as a second Part, or ComFilo" don of the Author's WIti141101 , 11) GRAMMAR of GENERAL GIIAP. GIAPUT. By the Rev. J. GOLDS Milli. Author of the GI amnia, of Geography, &c. &e, Extraordinary as it may seem, these exists no modern Account of the British Empire besides this Book, and of course no Ele mentary Work on.this Subject calculated to qualify young /El tons to perform in after-life, with competent Intellistmar, the Duties of that social State to which they appertain. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS ' 47, Ludgatt- LW, ind sold by all Booksellers.—Of whOin may el m be had, Blair's Universal Preceptor, called the " Sun of School Pooks,' price 4* 6d. ljis 600 Questions, price Is. and Isis Teton Key, Js. 6d. Also his Models critiventle Letterhprice Sa. W. This day was published, in Twe pill, la. &Lie boards, a New Edition, betas the Sib, at pRACTICY.iL PIETY ; or, The Influence of the Religion of the Heat on the COndwet of The Life. tly HANNAH MORE. Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom tiny be had, by the same Author, 3. Sacred Dramas chiefly intended for young peritne—tke subjects taken from the Bible-16th Edition, 3s. iu beside. 2. Search after Happiness; a Pas oral Dram—lath Editiin, price i s. 6d. 3. Percy, &Tragedy, as it Is acted at the Tbestra Royal, in Covent-garden—Rh Editinn, price Ss. 4. Thoughts on the I:nportaoce of the Manners of the Great, and an Estimate of the Religion of the Faehionable World. Tiro Essays printed together, new editions, with a new Preface, price as. in boards. 5. Strictures on the modern System df Female liaidcatioa.— Two ?Moines 10th edition, price 12s. in boards. • 6. Hints towards forming the Character of a Yowl Princess. Two volumes, 4th edition, price Ills. In boards. 7. Cttlebs in Search of a Wife. Twg volumes, 13th edtgoe, price 12s. in boards. 1 _ _ A complete Edition of the Works of Mn. Hannah More, call. taming all the above-mentioned Ptecei and also Poems; the Tragedies of Percy, fatal Falsehood, and the Indelible Captive; Scones far Person. of the Middle Rank,, and Tales for tbeCtar . mon People ; uniformly printed in 14 Volumes. NEW PURL ICATTONS. This day was published, the Fourth Edition, enlarged and corree:ed, mice' 21. lid. AN ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS, .i . ipecifiing their Properties, Doses to Children and Adultig,the 'peeper Vehicles for their Use, the Diseases for the Cure of which they' am employed, and retail Prices to which are added, a de scription df the different .hledicioe and chemic a l T est ch ests , with as enumeration of their Contents, as adapted to different clitilates, and Uses; an acrotmt of such Med:cines as are necessary to he kept by (studies i t the country; 414 it ;allied/an of Pro seri:Mons of the most eminent Physicians mad Saloons, transla ted into English, with direction and rentarki.--By IitFACZ, BURGESS, and Co. Chemists to her Majesty. - " This is a s•,.ry convent..nt work, and ceetaleisin a daft can. pass a great deal of useful Medical information." Critical Rcv. Anglia!, 1810. Price Sa. in boards.—A Practical Treatise do indoor Species of Pulmonary Coniemption and Asthma. la which the fuocsioni of the letup, their importance in the minima etohomy, are fully considered, with a view to eatafalish the treatment of these dis eases on rational and saentillc principles, and to free them front that general opprobrium which has hitherto attended all attempts at their cure. Intersisrvil with Cues seleC-rd from the Record's of the And phthishial Dispensary, under tht Author's immediate direction, as well as fient private practice : to which are added, Observations on the Phenomena and 'Frettment of Cancer. 3y RIQUARD Reece, M.D. Menibet of the Royal 'College cf Sur geons, &e. 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