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No. I. of * CARICATURE MAGAZINE ; I, or, Mirror of Mirth being a C - dllection of Caricatures min and enyrared by. THOMAS ROWLANDSON, Esq. eating an agreeable assemblage of bansourous ptists fbr the Ittrtanlinelif of . a winter eyeßins, , Londpil! grimed:Tor Thomas Tegi t 4o. 111, eheapside and lay be hia.bn apillication to any , Bookseller in Than or COM dem may be tied, the' *h Edition oT /AA-. !, '='*" linpsga ' rgILTAINMENT, Part I. 2s. or So. 1. 6d. ely was published, embellished with three fine Engravings, IronsPWgas :by R knit's, A. R.A.*.Partfl. tMbeentu tn ued Mont*, and completed in Twskee Pans at 2$ acid, •Ne. 1. pricead..to be.completed in 47 Nuaherli r ,4 DHE ARABIAN NIGHTS' XbßElttik IN. VIENTS; translated by RDWARD fo'sitS,llU4 m e h„, l'he Fonnb Edition, corrected. 'The Works, both in art aturNamters. will contain ravings (worth the whole perchaltefhatiey) by Beath, A.R.A. Warren, Ramsbach, Ender, it.A.A. Parker, Armstrong, &c. all from ortinal Pictures by R. 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I U. in beards, With Thirty-six coloured Plates, the Sixteenth Volume of PRE ,NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH' INSECTS, explaining them in their several States, with he Ptriods of their Transformations, their Food, (Economy, &c. By E. DONOVAN, F S. Au•heo of the Natt.ral History of British IPrds, Shell., &e. Printer' for F. C. and 1 itivingtoo, No. 62, St. Paol's Church aed,t tf who'll may be had any of the former Volumes singly, r the WhoL: in sixteen Volumes, price in board; es. N. B. This Work forms a Part of Donovan's British Zoology, now ih a Course tsf Ikepublicatien In Parts monthly, viz. the,' Hi.voty of Inserts, r 7s. 64 each, the Birds, at each, the fishes, at Ins. 6d .. each,and the Shells, at 'is. 01 each. .Either of se Worlp be buti svarale. 6 .* A Prospectus may be had gratis.- . 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Illaserattd with ,is Copper-plre.i. stra:d Volume cotisi%is of two Books, tacit larger than braiSoltime; the Mist Book containing a Chronological His tory of the OM Testanum and Apocrypha ; the second Book. that of the Ncw Testament. lu the Col.lle of which the whole 'Kano of Prophecy from Genesis to It tvelations is attempted to be explained, by immediate Translation from the Original torso. '1 be third Volume, containing a Chronological History of the Assyrians, Babylonians Medians, Persians, 14dians, Egyptians, &c. adiustad to Babylonians, Chronology and History throughout. By WILLIAM HALES, 'an keetor of Killeeatielra ; formerly Fellow of Trinity College, and Prefensor of :enrol Languagel in the University of Dublin. "'Tinted !or the Author, and sold by F. C. and knonglells Panes CI ; kackll and Davies, in the strand ; T. Pall Mail ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Nor naville and New Mon&scrcet ; and J. 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On the Ist of January will be pubhthrsi„ price g.. 6.1. i No. XIII: lacing the first Nutnl , er of Vol. 111. 1 (ANNALS of PHILOSOPHY; or, Magazine of : Chemistry, Mineralogy, Mechanics, Natural History, i Agrieulture, and the Arta. . By THOMAS T HOMSO N, • NI.D F.R.S. - Lind P.. .&e. - 1 /London: Printed for Robert Aaldvrin 47, .Paternover-roes, to *boll communications may be 'addressed. Sold also by Wilt. Blackwood, Edinburgh; Jobe Cumming, Mtblity; and by all the principal Booksellers of the . Unived Kingdom:* • l',„! The first two Volumes may be bad, price IU. each ha •Nomber,s, or 15s. 6d. In boards. - . This day were pilblighed, • . In 4 Irob. Svo. with 46 copper-Matt*, price ZS. Ss. in boArds.. vUTLINES of thiPAII&TOMY of the HUMAN . BODY, In its Souand Dismed State. Bi ALEXANDER MONRO, Jun. M. D. F. R. S. E. 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Fellow - of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, &c. &c. &c. ” On the spirit, the. activity, and the judgment wirh wh:c! , these Travels have been cmduered, we mean to bestow our un quslified approbation, and to point them rat as highly war by of imitalon. The account with which the public i• here presented, , is written ,with great plaiamess and simplicity. The narrative is clear - and lively ; and the pleures it draws, whether moral or phy.ical, c:r"y with them every appearance of accuracy auth good faith.";—,Eilinburgh Review, Feb. 1812. Priried for I.tingman, Miro, Rees, Or e, aid Brown, Cadell arid Davies, John Murray, T. Payn4 R. Baldwin, C. Law, J. Haaehard, L Lloyd, AV. Linds,ll. Cradock and Joy', Gale and Co. Sharpe and Hailes, and-T. Hantiboo, London ; and A. OS • amble and Co Edinburgh. MALCOI.I4 ON CARICATURE'S. This day was publi-httl, in One Vol. 4tn.3rtli, (illucrased by 31 Engravirts) AN HISI'OItICA SKETCH of•the ART of CAR 1C.A..1 ING. _ By J P. MALCOLM, F. S. 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Tire Mlii$TREI. of theSCOTTI4A.EOI2DEIi On, . slating of Fil.torical and Romantic Baßtds, eullered in the, Sim. them Counties of Saolauti, with a few of a ottidern Dice, founded on Loral Traditions. '%ltt an Introdue: jun asld No.ti• Iby the Editor. The Atilt Edition, in 'Dien Yub.ines, Se°. price , rßt. ins. bear& . PEARLS SOL I?, CLEANED A.ND sTROgo . FICHE Advertiser being the - real" ILlarnifitctnrett is 1 detesniin.;d to sell, every aiticle of the &vs • tastiest] and workmairittip 3t the followlng.reduced prices, viz. Pearl Necklaces any pattern from.Es 15 6 remaking '4 9. 0 12 0 i Ear-rings per pair . - 1 1 0 . 0 10 6 Bandeaux • 6 /0 AO 0 . ..4 10 0 Sprigs: ' - • •4 '4 : O i lrierds 15 0 brace/eti per pair - •510 0. i 4 ' uto t, torkete - - ,- 111 I , " • 014 r Broaches 1 0 0 7 6 ernAgell - 1- I 0 . - t 0 4 E Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conaetwi and believe, hone the above prices, tuat every ornanteut is matths ofa corn ptistitcou, or what 13 commonly called Patent Pearls, they art respect:l:lly infornied r that every article is . ctnpose-d of Otientsi Pearls from the. Fiiheries of Ceylon and-Persia, which, bing manufactured.- by the real workman, are offered to the plate mach hndertheir usual charges Several complete suits or Pearls, new patterns, in marocei. cas:s, consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracolets, Ear-rings, sad three liroocits, from .P.i3 to .69u per suit. Apply to ). H. Bar. tow, Pearl-Worker and Stringer, No 1, Grange-court, Cathy . street, I.incolti's lan Fields. " . ' riILBLAINS are prevented &rim breaking, and 'kJ their non - tenting Itching Instantly ren.ov.d by HEAD'. 1 1 5:ENCR. of MUSTARD, univers.illy esteemed foi its extraordinary Ellcav in Rheumatism*, Pained, f;inity Affes. tions,.. trod Corapiaksts(gtAhe Stomach ; 'but uhLT,.t this certain remedy has been uicl(iiclik or neglected, and the Cliiiblains have ictila:iy broke, Witite.rtti“.t's Family Coate %vat ease the pain. and vet y speedily beaHhem.—Prepared and sole;hy R. Johnston. Apnthecary. 13, Greek-street, Soho, London—the Fasence and Pills at 2s. 94. each; tn. Cerate at is. iit Sold by every Me.- dicine Vender in the United le.' ingdorn. *.• The Genuine has a Isla:* ink Stamp. with the name of R. Johnston, inserted on it. CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS, RHEUMA DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC has been ling est abashed from ks superior excellence, in the shave anl ot hi r eaten:al complaints, and its celebrity has given rise to a variety or couaterfeits, which are now offered for ...ek In almost every street and town. in the kingdom. They are in general composed of ingredients so base, at to produce little or no eff• ct, thereby deceiving those who expect relief, and they - are wrapped up in directions nearly copies of those of the Genuine Opotleldoc; in which the names of Dr. Steers, of Chating•Cross, and Mr. New bery , Bookseller, of St. Paul's Church-yard, persons net In exig ence, are made use of with the intent of more really defrauttng unwary purchasstrs.. As it is therefore become necessary to 'obviate such ifitpositions, wthlch are practised evtn in haus!' of seeming respeciaWlity, the Public will be carfulto akk for the GeMlitle Opealtiane, sold by F. Newhery and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yard I.ondon ; and they wi I observe, as the only isnailt of authenticity, that the words, " F. Newberg, N 0.45, it. Paul's," are engraved in the stamps. —• _ . FAMILY BREWING. VTEDI - I AM, RAWLINS, and' Co. Patentees oil the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINR, req.ectitiliy in'orm the Nnliility, Gentry, and the Public, that In consumsence of the Fire In Skinner-Street, they have removed' to their premises, No 225, (near the flay-market) PictsMir where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li beral patronage they have hitherto esrrienced. This Machine combines the Fire-p. , Coppers, Marsh Tun, Under Back, l-lop Back, and Workii.g Tun, in one Utensil; which is compact ' durable, and convenient, and worked by a method e.mpleuitd certain in its operation. • The Machine is made of variosin-dimensions, suitable to amen Families, or the most eszensivl establishments. N. R. and Cu. have the pleasure of saying, they have most re. , I ,epectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in Town and Country, who have had experience of the utility of the invention. Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London ; astd No. to, Wine-street, Bristol; also by the gel pal Furnishing Ironmongers in the United Kingdom. ; N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine be public imps:Won, arm Tuesday, in London nod Also* PRICE SIXPENCE HALFI'vh:!" Y. • rrHE nest of Kin (if any) of PETER NOR- - GREEN, lye of the East India Merchant Ot*p David Feast, deceased, by applying to Mr Mos., No. ISO, High 4wisat, Bbadvrch, may bear of sonsethsog to to it advantage. - .. BY PA CEN I.—BUILDINGS FACED Wll H : OWIL B Y this invention Brick Buildings are ma l e RI beautif .1 and derable as those cons. ruc , otl of sohd •4.lne, and a; less than half the expeucit acommon A.hl T. 'I b • Stone is attached to the surface in thin Plates or :labs, by meg-s of our Roman Cement, which is lobate, to secure the w::111 front the penetration of wan r, and thus to contribute essenturlly tt the preeervnion of die lsdkiins. It is therefore no Inertr owns. wry to imitate more by Compost ions, as Stone itself, att.'. that of the most beautiful colour, note now be uswl with the same facility as Stucco. Specounas of Buil•tings se faced may be set n at C. Carter s, Dean..treet, Sotto; and ..,t tips Office, p•Lsre, and at No. 10, To fill.-street. etiminster, die Hainan Cement way be lad separatvly. rakKgß an.l TO .1111 SOLD, AN excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Stabks, Cnach.hou-e, and Gutters and replete with ever?: convenience. honiediate. a towess no maybe lad the Furniture, wllich-is tiepin, and well adepred, may tw taken. A misty of Ph el' t rcha , e-mco.cy may remain on nao:tgage. Tie House at sit 'irate in Lower t - wingartplace. Apply Mr. Surtnan, Solicitor, Golden-stplare, of whani cards, to view may _ be.bad. . . • ''o. 4( \ Ranks'• - SALES 1 Y AUCTIOKT •••m01m...• HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. WHEN the spark of life begins to grow dim , the F" circulation languid, and all. the faculties impaired, Dr. V ENEL'S RESTORA FIVE BALSAM gives a fillip to the con stPution. replenishes the exhausted - vessel*. Invigorates the mus cular system, exSilarates the animal spirits, and re-animres the whole man. In all cases of debility and relegation, and in the I - AS I HMA, CONSO MN lON. WHEEZING, AND hi_ varimis and complicated affections of the Nervous System, the ! DITUAL OR WIN I'ER COUGH. bs toneff a sublime ects tins remedy are speedily manifested; and 1 In those distressing symptoms which prevenk married people TriHE fume r.f . the Prepared Herb STRAMO. from having families, or which deter individuals from marrying,i NIL'M inhaled during smoking, effectually allays Morbid health,haveefre shiorhosre.:llCctioaosen.4 reds Balsam is proved and acknowledged to be the only' cettain Irritatii , n, and fevertsh Action in the.Luegc; while the Oxyrtief Invalids} operations p therf c . See " Dr. Veners Medical Admonitions to Married promotes expectoration, quiets the circulation, and improves the itness OC," and his " Hints to the Nervous and Debilitated an o a f both id hs e u e am n d e pb r u al eevn h e e pran al e t a h n .. Austhn i ced l n es u e htito co p F inv b ai i:d Sexes," crice 2s. 9d. Dr. Veners Restorative - Nervous Balsam is prepared by the Proprietor, at his fame, No. 10, Alfred-place, Bedford- Mies Leigh. Sir William Altharn and others, which are pub square, London, where he may be consulted personally, or by lobed in the last Edition of Surgeon Fisher's Familiar Treatiso letter (pow paid) and inelosing the customary lee. It is also sold on the Cause! and Cure of Asthma, Consomption, &c. After by the Proprietor'scpecial appointment, wholesale, by his Agent, such miraculous cures, no Consumptive or Asthmatic patient Mr. Riche:de, druggist, No. 109, Strand, opposite St. Clement's should despair of cure, however advanced the disease may be. Church : and retail, by Mr. Bacon, 150, Oxford-street, opposite 1. That Country Venders may be regularly supplied with thew Bond-street: Mrs. Allen. 76, Oxford-street, opposite the Pau. valuable Remedies, the Proprietors have appointed Mr. Richard Olson • Mr. Bolton. front of the Royal Exch an g e ; Mr. Chris'', Butler of Cbeapside , corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, the whole. Cock4us-street, corner of Sprint Garden; Messrs. Parsons, book. sale and retail Vender, whose name is engraved on the Stature sellers, 166, Fleet-street ; Mr. Ward, Ste, Holborn, near Middle- that the Public 'may discriminate the genuine preparation Ran row; Mr. Watson, 24, Selithilnpnall-otreet, Covent *Wien; the common unprepared Herb, which has been substituted for it and by Moat respectable Medicine Vanden in every part *lithe by unprincipled dealers. Sold also by Harris, 66, Corner Lad- Kiarisii, price la. 64. per rigoe, sr the guadty gd f oes sate-Dili; Bacon, ILO, Oxford-street; and most Country ?de& ,psdisig MO to AU cite Arcade's, price 4s. 6d. and is. ids each. BECCLES, SUFFOI CIENU/NE . AND ELFGAN I' HOUSPNOLD FURNITUR2 ANI) VALUABLE EFFF-CTS:—Dy Me. Cltottillr, On Wednesday the I.lth instant, and tollowinsalay, at Eleven o'clock, on tbeft:misea, cc. Mary's /Pit, sutra, r HE valu:thle HOWSUHOLD FUNNITURe A. and EFFECI-S, comprising an elegant Driplng-room SLR nf' Chintz Fr•rch Curta.tis, with Chair, Gredan sofas,, Onotuans to corre,pand, !Mall Card sta i d Pembroke rabl a, Candelchrat in bronze, handsome Brussels Carpets, lofty fott post and Field Bedsteads, w:th lima Chintz Drapery Hangings, and Window Curtains, capital Down and Goose &seller Bed., Hair and Wool Mattrassec %Pitney Blankets, and Marseilles Quilts, a Lady's beautiful Mahogany Wardrobe and Dressing rabic, Mahogany and Japanned Chests of Drawers, capital wt of Mahogany Dining Taties en pillar, and claws, Pedestal side b and able, awl a set o: Vaalour Chars, scarlet Monte Win.. low Curraiiv, an Tight-day Clock, a capital win&up Range, a Sinoke Jeck, elegant Register and Bath Stov.a, won e,•l Ponders, and Eats Iron% kiteisest Requisites, &e. &c. Tice ' whole of mqerinr . slanufacture, and nearly now, the piano, prop : icy or the Hon. Geriara,Yaiuteck, renunriol to town. To he viewed' Mon fer4day 'preceding the Sak s sv'ten Catalogues may he had et! the Prandisesi ides at Os* .'Slog's Meth at. Pargay; Swan. Jiilaleswortb ;. the Queen's Lowe i toff; the 41apl,.Yarnaol;th ; the King's Head, at Yorvich; and of Mr,..C.rn4br. Auckitineer, 6tc. No.?, Bruton.; • 'tree. E ilieley•stpari., tondos. • • !CENT. MOST VALIT.AIILE FREEHOLD, TYTTIES, RESIDENCE, . L NG...By Mr. PEY'IIJN, AtGarrawaf. Ciffee-honse, 'Change-ulley, London, on Friday, January 14, 18141, at Twelve o'clock, in Thrct ALL the R ECI7ORIA L TY•TH ES arising from the Crops of Corn and Hay growing on upward, of Two Thousand Seven Husulrea Acm of most capital Lind, in the highest state of cultihtion, lying within a ring fence, and form. ing tile priucipi part of the Parish of NORTHFI.EET, together with a comfortable I)welling-house, Offices, and Gardevs spay cloths Barn*, Yards, and Hoary/Arad, aid sundry Closes of Land, con:aiidog in the win:le upwards of Twenty Acres, free from all Northfit et is .Most advantageously situated, adjoining the River Thames, one mile from Gravesend, within 20 niih s of, and rpot“essing a regubir daily water communication with rho Metropoli s The Land Is for the most part in a sate of araaion, 7ui d trout the nature otthe soil, it is highly probable that It will b so continued. • Printed Particulars maybe Iliad by applying to Mr. Everest, I.?ather Bottle, Nortbfleet ; the Lull Inn, Rochester; the King's Head, Canterbury; Mr. sommertiell, Ayksford, near Maid. stone; blltisrs Woodcock, Jittentan, and Jones, Lincoln's Inn ; and of Mr. Ames, New Boswell -court, Lincoln's Inn, London, where, and at the I earlier Bottle, Nonhileet, a Plan of the Estate may be seen. TOO rH-ACII. TIIIS torturing tral:Lis , is instantly and effectually removed by KINC 011(iNTAI.GlC, or Client zcal ILssancs ut Horseradish. which 13 the invention of a regular Practitioner in the City of Bath, where it has been long known and Justly esteemed.' wrM wholesale and rend by Me.ars Barclay and Sons No. 95, fleet-Nlarket, Landon; and by all Vender's of Medial; s Town and Country, 'pike Ss. ad. BAYLEY's LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. Thls matchless Compo.itiott, for Boots, Shoes, Harness, &c. is confidonly shbmitted to the Public, under the scrooges e vi l/m:l ,4 e s of as ~ , perioriiy. lt,prearrves the lea. her soft and pliant, aod, wilh less labour, produces a more brilliant and last ing jet-black than can be obtalhed from any other preparation.-- 14 6a halt pints Ind. each. Shld wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Peifumers,Cock spur-str,r, • I.msdnn, (where the Parent Cakes continue to be made and sold as usual); aho, sold retail, by most of the us Veuders.—;.7644 the Japan liquid and genutne Cakes are • &pea 0. U. tlayic ,' " Bayley and blew." it -- the icy fangs ni churlish Winter." COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, AS Ildh4A., CONS.UMP I lONS, &c. ' THE celebrated OXFORD LOZENGE is not only a certain cure for Colds and Coughs, bet a preventive of Catarrhal Infection. No other Medicine has ever yet had the power of effecting such an amazirg improvement on the organs of the human voice as this fragrant Lozenge. Public .Speakess in the Pulpit or at the Far wiU find that the use of this elegant Medicine will clear the voice from hoarseness and huskiness, and render it melndicus,strwg, and flexible. A trial only is re q•okite to convince the amateurs of fine singing of its powerful affects. ' • Sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspne. street ; Battier, No, 4, Cbeaptikle; and Veda, No. 46, eurnhlll: Retail, by Sanger, 150, Oxferd•street, London ; Monday, Ox ford; and by every respe.:tiltie Vender In Town and Country, at Ss. 6d. per box. .-. • This day *ere pnbilthed; Elegantly printed in One Volume, Quarto, price 42. rrRAVELS in SWEDEN, dm Autumn ' -A. of 1812 ; iUustmted by Maps, Portraint, and other Plates. tly THOMAS THOMSON. KO. f.k.S.. L. and E. Ike. London: Printed fbr Rdbert Baldwin. Paternoster-row; Wm. Blackwood, Edinbtirgh; and John Casimir*, Dublin. Where also may be bad, by the same Au th or. In one, vol. !to. price £2. 2a. or in royal Ito. price ;el. 12g. The HISTORY of the Royer. Sotzerry, from its Institution $„o the end of the 18th Century, entraining a View of the Penni@ of Scientific Knowledge daring, that lhriodb, accompanied with Biographical Sketches of many of the most illustrious Members of that distinguished Body. _ _ .• • MR. 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Pt - izes a/ sta4ooll 2 - - 10,1100 t - -...„ ,l b oqt II 3,000 6.. . -60 Q• &c. atc6 &c. . • Schemes, with partittubizs, may be 14 gratiq, and all Imbues I , in the PiiMic Rinds transaoZ4dwith fidelify and dispatch*, by ..T. LNH, at 4, cegtentt.t., or 9, Cattssetti-43Roas. • ' -' - - . • • s,TA:ra Lorrsay.,l4Tll NEX r mozrrit ft t'V IFT and Co. the Contractors a ith Government i la for the last and pritsent Lcittcoies, respectfully rrniiud the Public, that clw Drassling bee ns on the 14th of NIX MON I'll () LJAItt ). There ate arty 14,000 '1 kkets and the Scheme couta , r.s z of .620,ec0n 6 a 1 5 , 11 2 . - 10,003 t . - . at*. • . 2 - • 3,009 - . 2 •- . - 2 ,tY 0 •11 - - 1,416 4 - 1,0-0 'Alto soli of 001; /te. In the 1::5s• Lottery No. .V.,490, a Prize of lelti,roo;aislt kaiT, a Prize of Lioo, were sold and Share" at IpMflrP tesate OfilecA: No. It, POULTR 7; 140 4 Sl , ALDCATILHibIie No. 1., CHARING Cams t• isz r.r. • V‘ here Ticki.ia and Shares are now on Sale, in great variety Numbers. I . ISI 44y oe a •ont hat art Aos tlff.• To wit 444 ride, eid bran by a nee' I by eq- they h of aufl coo wee- fair lave ilars note ,any "'t • big Pe 1i lre' tbir 14.)a. epri 14111 on, Ank.l n uti