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-"." 4 1141 %,„. • . f ( 0 s ' • .. 4 41 * -. °4 8 ! Og- ' _in..., olr. lik‘ Apr , L 1 , •• Alta i # .-.~ a. Ncv:nr.n 9597. TUESDAY, DECEMBER. 2, 1817 PILICE SINE\-PENCE- CHIR I'ER-HOUSE. 'fin'. FOUNDER'S DAY will be observed, as usual, OD FRIDAY, December 12. I'IY3CIICf, Rey. I'BO'{AS GILBANK ACKLAND. Orator, EDWARD CIIURION. STEWARDS. TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS. Just published, Fifth Edition, price 48. basic's, THE FEMALE ECONOMIST; or, a Plain Sys tem of Cookery. For the use of Private Families. • By Mrs. SMITH. 61. This Is the cheapest and most useful Cookery Rook want. Also, jest published, the Seventh Edition, pr. as 6d half-bound, The Complete Confectioner ; or, the whole Art of Courted°. nary made easy. By Frederick Nutt. London t Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. We day wacpoblisbed. A Second Edition, illustrated with Sixteen Etchings by the Au- thor, from Drawings on the spot; including an interesting Sketch of the present State of the Brazils, and of Span sh Smith America, A NARRATIVE of the BRITON': VOYAGE [ll to PITCAIRN'S ISLAND. By Lieut. SHI I AUER, R. M. in one handsome volume, ewe price rs. C hum t 1;. Printed for Law aud Whittaker, No. ice, Ave-Maria lane, Ludgate-hill, I.ondon. 44 W e consider this as a narrative of conshiershle interest, a-ii *stet:Ong much credit upon the accuracy and the fidelity of its Author." • British Critic, Mar, 1617. GLNEo sERVICE sr. J A E5 .4 4-STR CET irliE MEMBERS CLU it rlre nv,st parti 'lL clearly Tetr.-- , e , 1 to trtend a GENER AL MEETING, to be huh! at Ike 011 MONDAY, the 13th of December, 1817, u1oi: Sper:A !Alb Green Watford, Esq. I Alexander Dallre, Esq. ;.ha tiormly Palmer. hal. 'I homas Gatty, Esq. .tnivs S•ert, Esq. Rev. William Poyuder. Eixiue Service will begin at a ( 4 , ,lt:trttr past Four. Dim.er precisely at Six. This day was published, Handsomely printed in 'fare Vols. Pro. price in boards Inc. SERMONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.- By the late WILLIAM BELL, D.D. Pr..bendary of St. Peter's, Westminster. Published by JOSEPH ALLEN, M.A. Prebendary of Westminster, and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Printed for F. C. and 1. Rlvlagtnn, 62, St. Paul's Churchlard; sold also by J. Hatchard, ISO, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, An Enquiry into the Divine Melons of John the Baptist and hut Christ; so far as they can be proved Iran the Circumstatt lCa of thkir Births, and their Connection with each other. A two , l'Alstion, in One Vol. Svo. price In board% Ins 64. GERMAN PAPERS. SOND DAV, \L::I'\L::I'IItIDAY, V .. s vi there will be above Si: 'llionsand lii.kas drawn, and .............. ........... L, :. looxy One a l'ilzu. This day was pubisbed, The Third Mks-, revised, price SOs. 6d. boards. ROME, NOVEMBER a. Lucien Bon iparte and hi, family suddenly re. I ki k turned this morqing to Risme. Irons their seat, Rtt final?, near rratcati. The following was the occa sion of it : —Yesterday afternoon, abeet lour o'clock, Monseignor Coact) I.7ditore di Nunta, a relation of the Bonap irt , k f ha.l paid a visit to Lu cien at Itufinella. went to take a walk to Tusculum to view the excavations making there, when he was suddenly stopped by several mess, beaten, and wounded. They consulted together whether chef should 1;41 hi • !.r carry him off; but kvt !•int, how& ever, in their power. About half an hour after sun set, as Lucieti's family were sitting down to table, Mons. Coned w.is tni•sed, and servants wish torches sent nut in seardt at him. They went to 'rusculusts, and loudly cailed* his name. /sleantimv,. however, the robti is proe e:ded against the liou,e, and se.zed Litrien's s..cretary, Mr. Chatilloa, and two servaats (probably they took she secretary for his mastar), a:id cat:i.-d hiat off. Mons. Colo.() bad the good fortune to escape during the tumult. This rn,,rning it was reported, th it the n-tnrious robber !Jai 1.;n;, of Vellum, II .d nude this attempt, with 27 of his gang s bur according to the testimony of some of Lucien's people, there were only six turn, chc,wd as peasants, wi.h and with soles tied on (cisme), such ss he very p .crest clAss smutty wear The Papal Go. ye•nment congratulator, itself that Loacien escaped. • Must a Mass of susp;cion would have been raised Against it, and what p conjecteres woold have emoted amlng the ha:: or ill•miornied by bocku's dirip;:earaitre. aid till he wa., agaio ! We j3st leash that the robbers, percetvitsg their mistaice in the person, have sent• word that they will be contented w i t h d m ., th itusim j !Oman crowns for the ransom of tf.eir prisoners.. The Cardinal Secretary ot State s every thins; in his power to remedy this syant of public security ; hitt he is nut duly siipposted; and it is to be apprehended that the gens d'iumes (or cant. balms), who ate still young, and the many raw sots diers, do not proceed with sisflicient activity. The G..vernor sit Frossnoee, XI. Ltgol.di, is recalled..-. lott.lir wish to see Mons_ r,res sent there, who. as Delegate, lisd nearly rooted out the evils CARROLL, the C.ontractor, las the honour G• of in ormlog the Peale, that nmie of the great ("vitals Mcm&titled by the lieu Day's brAw ig ; therslot e, the SIX GRAND PRIZES 01 C 20,000! yyt rypt. titt iu the Wheel. The Second Day of Drawing will be lICDAY. 'l7-luts and Shares. warranted undrnwn, .re on Sale at flit. Of,ices of G. CARROLL, 7, CON , :AA tits, I t ORD r Parr. where No. 7,713 , the laq Vitae of .Eati,(e.ru ever drawls, sas 'Win Shares. N.B. Prices remain the same as before. AGRAMM AR eGERM ANLANGUAGE. Py GEORGE KINKY NOEHOEN, LI. D. Ph. D. IVlember of the Greek Sauey at Athens, of Os J. scin at Jena. Printed for J. Maeroirn, 89, Ludgate street. Ot whom may be had, by the same Author, Etemems of German Grammar; ;Mewled for Beginners,- 1 tme. ho nd b itemises for Writinl German, according to the Rules of Gram• mat—lwo. 7-. ud b..ucd This day was published, I lan.l.onitly printed in Three Vnts. syn. price in boards At. 7s. LETT E RS from Mrs.ELIZABETH CAR I'ER to Mrs. MONTAC;II, between the years 1755 and 1800, chiefly upon Literary anti Moral Subjects.—Pubtished from the Originals I. the possession of the Rev. MON I'AGU PEN NINGTON, M.A. V ear of Nortitbarn, in Kent, and Perpetual Curate of St. George's Chapel. Drat ; her Nephew and Executor. Printed for F. C. and J. Riving.un, No. 68, St. Paul's Church yard. Of whom may be bad, I. Mr. PenningtOn's Memoirs of Mrs. Carter, 2 vols. 11. ls. Thirsl Edi , iutt. A Series of Letters between Mrs. Carter and Miss Talbot. 4 vols. Bt. 16s. Second Edition. MR. FREND'i EVENING AMUSEMENTS FOR TM YEAR IBIS. This day were published, price Ss. beanie, SECOND DAY OF DRAWING, NEX. f FRIDAY, AND ALL THE CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL. 1 . AND 3. SIVEWRIGII 1' have the pleAsure of informing ?he Public, that Al.l. the U. SIX PRIZES OF 1:20,0001 am ell in the Wheel, no Capital above ,f 3110 basing been de teratined by the Fir.? Day's Drawing. On FRIDAY NEXT ::vrry I icons (and there will he shove 4,uuti drawn) will be a 'tire. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT hope their Frien Is will be tv las furttnxe as in the I.a•t I.mtery, whtrt Nn. 2,377, a riiZ , was distributed alnungst tlwns, at their Offices, :17, CUR NM LL, I SB, HAYMAIi c.r, it, 1i0.5.n» And 1 41, oxI'OMO•STaItT, W Isciets an d Shares, warranted undrawn, are am Sale, at the same Price, s, ;a:4°re. EVENING A MUSE MEN I'S; or, The Beanties of the Heavens displayed: In winch several strikin; Ap pearanc.s to be ob•rrisril in various .Evethogs in tbr Heavens during the ytar 181:4, aie deseiibed. 6 , 1 I its Volume C4ll'aini observation; on the Appraranzt s or the Earth to an hilialtitant tiC the Moon—On the Vide,. on wl:lett the M .on is denied to have any iniluetic.: whatever—Am; on Errors in she !Citric:it Almanaa, with Suggrstions fur Or Preveinton of 3. Mrs. Carter's 'Translation of the Works of Epietetua. 2 vols. price 16s. By WII.LI%M ramt), m.A. Actuary of the Rock Life A..arloce Conm.ny, aml late Fellow of Jelii Colt ge, L/ct:lido Di4co. Printed for J. Al iwinare.39,lAlgate•smet, London ,•' of whom the Even rig Amalie:a:lite' f:oin the year I 0 1 0 I, may ht. NEW EDI PIONS OF M. ROLLIN'S ANCIKN V HISTORY. Revised and corrected by Ow Psais Edition. This day was published, a new 1 7 .1ition, neatly printed in 19 small vide. for the Pocket. with a Portrait of the Author, and a let of Maps neatly engraved, price A'2. 6s. in boar& ; and another Edition, with a Portrait of the Author, and a art of 'Maps t.r. . . . • CQane-rrs WEEKLY POLITICAL. P kM i• liEE I. cniumonly called (10811 E -r r`t REGISTER Twenty Numbers of this suta.t celebrated Publication, marked No IS to 94 inclusive, have been publ•shed in Lou lon, since it was rrstinted on rite I f'th of July last, any of winch may he 1144 price 2d. each, of the Puldidter, No. 11, Ncveediele•s!reet and No. It) s, .tra:ad ; or of his Agents In Fawn nr Coniitty,-priee per hundred t 2:4 alt.! .!':. iOs. ;et thensand. I crimes:la al the rive Gas: Nmohera are :tit, c Letter to I .ord stone, tel.. a Ler er from l'ithlith.rr to Counsellor Cross, in answer to his attack on Mt Cobbett, at the late State Tau's a' Derby.— Si, Conclusion of the Letter to Lord Foike.wne, yeah maitlicr Letter from the Publt.lter to Connacht Cros.t.— No. S?, a i."tter to WI litan Wilber:riree, hicnatter of Pats Itameut for the Rotten liarcnigh Of Bramkr —No. 93, a Lettrr to Earl Fitzwilliam ; and No. 34, a Letter to Mr. detahuw, one of [the Engliti tr claimers, now a t:tate Prisoner In the Utilise of I COrrection,Told Bath Fialds.'—on S at urday r a .st,, neer:r a. will he publ.shed, No. s 5, being a it ccnd Letter to Mr. Ilenow. And the Pithacation *•11 be clot/rued lt.'etkly from th iota! Manuscripts, r. gulatly transmitted by Mr. Cobbe:t himself to the Pohl:shpt., W 11.4.1 A ;.1 JACKS:J:4. No. i 4, Newels le street, !4trantl, Nor. 29, 1817. QUADRILLE. DANCING. ALLEN, 19, SherrarJ gives Publi-. I T5.0:171 and Practice in genuine: iy iadrilhs, Waltz,' oil:m.lr/ Milers, as danctil by the select h iot:shies of Pm. aad Litn.lan. Morning See) for Ladita only—Evening FM, Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lesions at all hours to ‘:riaugt.t or incomplete Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and more expeditious or rtEited action - vilest than Public Lesions ram Family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Pro fessim, nr Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their kamilics, fir aidi which he has on sale new •invenicil serf-playing instru rents enabling them to cultivate their own Diming, give Balls widow Mu-iciausi or amuse themielves And trkuds with Music b! Clock work. a more extended Plan, handsomely printed in eizht large Sao. volt. price Xi. 12s. in boards, 11 1 HE ANCIENT HISTORY of the EGYP TIANS, CARTHAGINIANS. A -4SYRIANS, BA le lONIANS, MEDES and PERSIANS. MACEDONIAN' and GRECIANS. By M. ROLLIN, late Priecipal ol tie ()elver. sits? of Paris Professor of Eloquence in the Royal Co ll ege, and Member of :ha Royal Academy of Inscriptions awl Belles Lett res. Translated from the French Printed for F. C and J. Rivlnron, J. Nnnn, J. Cu. WI, W. Clarke and sum, Itick;ugtonand Co. Cadell and Davies, Long man and Co. Law and Whittaker, I Richardson, J. M. Richard son, Black and Co. J. Black and Soo. J. Mawmin, J. Booth, and A. Arch, R. Scholty, J. B toker, Bal twin and Co. I. Ha- W Baynes, Owes and Co. R. Saunders, Walker and Edwards, and Wilson and Sons. FRAUD PREVEN I I.D. 113 c , .Unteract the many attempts that Are daily nude to impose on the unwaty . a tpuiious t,.niposnion in vs.! of the Genuine Blacking pi-cyan/I by Day and Martin they lave adopted a new Label, in which their signature and address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, htsconspienously placed in the centre of the Label, that they PAM as attention to this, and the diflerence of the type,whiels is tahke all letterpress, will enable purehateas at once to detect de hapesition. •_ The Real Japan BLACKINIG, male and sold wbolesal by DAY are! MARTIN, 97, High Iloiborn, and retailed by she pitteipsi Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Inantnorgersi p Perfs sun, Boot-Makers, &c. In the United tngdout, in iktdcs at id id. and is. Gd. each. VIENNA', NOVFMEER We hear fiat Mr , lanie Murat has rJataired per niission from the Emperor to purchlase trim Court/ Fries. the J.e.rdthip of !la:, thee: leagues Irons thii coy, though it is A Kiii,ht's It If I lie,. Pr, pail C . /4!..e is ri“.le for her cl.ditst Achilles. Count 0 Lipatio, tb4: t:;e E Cr •tc , h Prit..:e of N.ples wi occult)* au Aus . riaii N.)olen:an. Mad data Murat !errs very retired and seldom accepts visits from thi neighbouting Nobihi y. She has been expecting. La: situ Llouvarte for tl.e.e two maths. PAW! OCIOBER e 6. • • His Highnts, the Duke of Cambridge tad Minister Vein Brenner have this month visited PIMA Frieslaud and seen couch that interestea them, paid; cti:Atly •ur Crolopi..s aid) their navigable canals, Ike. their manner of diggtag prat, and cultivating the un.. aer ground. so deal it yield% the finest earn and gran.'; MC! the' excellent ntarsh and clover district,, true nankin of agriculture, with so many th.m.alid bean. (nal inauesteadb ad iiiiiAbised by tree and often very skit agrictiltutists; gre.it.and high sea dikes and dams, w.th sluices and cons tructions tor irrigatka f kept up at.an yearly expes se of 140,00(1 ri: dollAr: I our method of Cuitivati ; the threshing niathine ttc. ad tale, l received the approbation of the Du ff auJ the Minister. IHE NO LICE h.-mg expired. which the CO M. I MERCIAI. HALL WINE . COMPANY gave to their Triads and thr Pahhe to famish the:natives with Pok i• %virtu It 014 Pnee4, the Company take the earliest opporruanty of sta. tag their present Prices fur Wines of the fulluwing facturite Vatsges: Potts of the Vintage-of 1815, 4?s. Od. per Dos. Ditto . - Ditto . 1812, 465. 01 180 A, 50s. Od. • r. 4 it Is certain that the Wines of 181 5 and of 183 2 must be Kill further advanced, and the Ilion will soon all be in the hands Pniate Individuils. Ibe Company return thanks to their ow/ numerous indapendent and respectable Friends for all their !wows, and recommend the following White Wino; u wonky ~lstnodeet Per Dos. Fine Old soft and high.flavoured Sherries 465. Ditto ditto Fa,t lit lies, matchless 60v. Teneriffe, of full Madeira ilav,eur . 48d. Brand Madeira, very old 50a. We:at-India Madeira tiSs. East-India ditto matchless s4s. The Company also offer the following Cape Wines as being Gan in quality from any other that have been offered, except Mut has 'rely been mold only by the Company : White Cap. Stein Wtr.e. 30s. per doz. Wbhe Cape Wine, the finest Madeira Grape transplanted, and the eld way of producing the Wire improved by experimental kith cultivation of the Grape Lands and superior process in Lickan g and in •lluruing, Hs. per doz. C.C. Cap e . the only parcel ever imported, made from Grapes, Wetted Forpo..ely from different Vine Growers, who are the r'rst noted for the high cultivation of their Crisper, and is what is termed the a , tsm•Vat Wine, befog kept by the Wine Makers for the purpose of improving New Coarse When, 46e. lied Pospac, in French bottles, and far superior to most Nile,' Wines, 116 s. Red Cape.—This Wine is from the Madeira Tinta Grape entoplanted, and produces a dry fall-bodied high brilliant-co. biota Wine, 425. No. 10, Skinner -street, and 34n, Oxford street, London. ITMX. On the 2.1 of November a trial was made on Lake Pasiano; kith a ship c f the invention ef M. Locatilli, of Venice, whidi is safe irons sinking, ant is impelled without sails, oars, or steal]. This kind of v~ael is ,aid to be in many respects far supeiLir to s:eara boats, particularly to point of ,:alety, and the spsr.r.l of Intl and tkhatuan tabour. This vessel goes WWI.. wa:ds or forwards, turns in every directi3u. and stands still et the will of the perwu who Odes It all Ly the labour of two persour, who put sa motioa a linielline of a very ingenious construction. The Dowager Margravine of Anspach (Lady . CrAven) is arrived here:, and has purchased the villa RidolH. Thy- c2siteri of Eiroria, afar a few days stay At Rome, lias returned to i h Viilegiatura of Bag. ilt'idf Vl;Vito. nut expt:cted back till the middle at tiiis and it is wppoted she will go to Lucca about, the and of the month.—(llliaterr.e Zti N,stfeilorr 20.) FOR RHEUMAIISMu, COI.DS, AND DISORDERS OF THE-S I . OMACH AND DOWELS. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, restored to their primitive excAknce from the original and only Imre under Dr. James ' s hand, claimed by hint to Mr. NEW 13PAY, when he purchased, and had a regular assignment of, bait the property. -he negligent manner Is which the Analeptic Pills have been "'Pounded 14 late years Is notorious ; and numesous complaints Were received from old purchasers, not only of the inequality of . weir sizes, and their altentalon from a light to a dark colonel, rat also of their being here elD:acious than heretofore. Mr. Newbery frequently remonstrated neon such mismanages oient ; but in vain. He had no alternative, for he was bound by covenants not to sell aby Analeptic Pills but these prepared by Dr. James and Ms family, so long as they chose to supply his dc-. mends. They thought bt, however, to refuse that supply in January last, and au attempt has been made by the Grandson of the Inventor to usurp the whole business, tinder the false title of " Sole Proprietor." Mr. Newbery is now therefore absolved from his engagements, and enabled to render to the Public the Genuine Medicine in its most perfect state, which he pledges *itself to be tdentically the Analeptic Pills as prepared by Dr Jam, in his tife.tirne, and endowed with all ikon virtues which established their reputation. They are sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Original Ware !:Dose for Dr. James's Powder, No. 43, St. Pain ' s,Lus.don; a,:d Damesstreet, Dublin; a nd by their Agent, Mr. hanger. • 150, Oxford-street ; and all respectable Venders hi Town and Countyt bat observe that MI. New bevy% name is engraved nu ail theuripo, NEW WORKS ON GARDENINfI, BO TANI', Ece Published by LubIOMAN, tieesr. Rees, Oltsuz, and Eaown, London.—GARDENING, fie. I. A TREATISE on tile CULTLIII.E end MA. NAGEMEN 1' of FRUI TREES, stn wine) a neW 11111.1005 AND LIVE.P. COMPLAII.: I'S. Method of Pruning, and Training .is fully descrihed. I o which A 3 a mild .1:1,1 eff e ctual item -dy int . all th , se 1);s -it added, a new and improved Lelition of " Observations on the Orden which orleioate in a vit!ated ariion of the Liao,. Diseases,Delects, and Injuries, in ail Kinds of Fruit and Forest . Trees; with an Account of a particular Method of Cure" anti klesibithes, notary Orgars, Heartburn, ziamily, Flacul indt eueles, Spasms, Firsgerlon, Lon of Appetite, Ate ?Pitied by Order of Government By WILLIAM FORFYYtt, fecions of the I..ver, ere it ma; be acarried with ti.e F and F.S.A. late Gardenir to his Msjesty, at Kensington 1.4 retch , that DI X 0 WS AN 11111.1011 S PILL:: have met and St. James's, die. The .'lth Edition, price ills. boards. Y. HINTS Addressed to PROPRIE OKS of ORCHARDS, ' with. more general ap .roval, and particularly by the Medical Peofession than any Unice Medicine whatever. This conoi. and to Grower, ot Fruit in general ; comprising Observations uti tine• their la commeelatiota to the notice or every individual are the preient State of the Apple 'frees in the eller Countries. Made meted with the above complaints. They unite every recommen. In a Tour during the last Summer. Also the Natural History or dation of mild operatiun with successful dice: ; and requiring the Aphis Lamm, .tr American Blight, and other Insects destruc no restraint or confirentest during their use, are in partitular a five to Fruit Tim s. By W. Salisbury. one vol. I ants. 6s boards. 3. ELEMENTS of AG Board TURAL CHEMISTRY. its a most valuable anti hiedirive for the ravel:er, whether by sea or land. In trtipics, dinettes par loam ly, wilt re Course of Lectures for the Board of Agriculiure. By Sir Hun) , phri Davy, LL.O. F.It.S.L. and E.M.R.I. The 'naiad edition, the consequences of redundan . and vitiated Bile are so errea. lent and alarming, they are. an invaluable and efficient prefer- In liven illustrated with 10 Engravings, by Lowry, Milton, and Scott, price Ids boards. 'lion. They are likewise ; ecuiiarly Meek:, to correct disne.lt :6 !arising from eacesses of one table, to restore :LC [Ono the 1. The FORCING, FRUIT, and KITCHEN GARDENER ; stomach, and to remove every complaint occasioned by irretu itmenher with the Management of the Green House; Culture of anty of the boZeis Wall and Orchard Fruits; Kitelten Vegetables, ballads, and I Sold n boor . it 441.611. lls and ti , "'s by R. 817 . n.ER and Herbs. By Walter Nicol. In IWO. price 9. Sons, Chemins, No. 4, Chen sale core r of :.t l'aut's Church.. • 4 he PLAN l'Eß's KALI:eII/AR Nurseryman yard, ; and So, Saelvale-street, Diit lin ;alsu by they' mad Forretter'a Guide, Sy the late Walter NicoL Edited and &sat Drugsies, and hledinue Vetiders in eVety Completed by Edward Sang, Nur,rrynian. In out volume, Svo.' Town tuniughout the United Kingdom ric e I Ss. beards. 6. the VILLA GARDEN DICTIONARY; or, Monthly Index of Work to br done in town and Villa Gardens, Parterres, ate. wi:h flint. nit Treaiment of Plante and Flowers kept In the Green Room, rite t ebby, and •he Drawing Room. .4 %Caber Nicol. Ihe second coition, much improved; in foolscap Inns price 7s. itd 6. The GARDENER'S KALENDAK; or, Nionthly ece tory of Operaltons in every Brandi of Horticulture. The Third Edition, in I large vol. !Ivo. price ie. boards. 8. HOR hUS KhWENSIS ; or, A Catalogue of the Plants cultivated in the Royal Botanic Garden at Kew. By the tate William Alton. The Second Edition, enlarged. By William Townsend Anon. Gardeuer to his Majesty. hi 5 Tuts. deo. price rfa ss boards. Vole. 4 and 5 may be read separate, price rel 7.. boards. D. An Epitome of the Second Edition of HOU I US KEW'r. N. SIS, tor the Use of Practical Gardener.; to %hien if added, a Selection et Esculent Vegetables and fruits, eel ivated in the Royal Gardens at Kew ; with References to Figure. of the Plant.. By W. T. Alton, Gardener to his Majerey, price it.. boards. BO TANY. 10. An INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of PHYSIOLO GICAt. and SYS In.MATICAL BO I'ANY. By James Ed• ward Smith, M.D. F.R.S. be. &c. President of the Liun x an Sq. ciety. In aro. The Third Edition, with 15 Plates, price tee. boards. e e • A few Copies are coloured by desire, piles .61 ss. boards The Plan of this Work is to render the Science of Botanical ArmAgement as well as the sautel itrecture and Anatomy of Plants accessible, and in every point eligible for young persons of either sex, who may be desirous of making this eiegaut and useful science a part of their education" or amusement. 11. COMPENDIUM FLOW& 11111 T.iNNIC/E. Amore Jacobs, Edversie Smith, Equ. Aur. M.D. Sotietatis Unman& Prxstde, be. be. The Second Edition, corrected , and crontl nued to the end of the (bird Volume of theseiora Britannic., with all neweliscovered Plants from the Engli Botany, and Mr (cremes to that Work throughout. In 1 Mato. price 7..61. boards. 12. The CLASsES and ORDERis of the LINN4..IN SYS. Tam of BO .'ANY. Illustrated by V4O Plates of select Speel. moms of Foreign and Indigenous Plants. In S vols. ruyal Sew price £4 16s. or, with Coloured Plates, £7 4s. boards. as 'This Wink contains, a Series or Plaits, wi,h appropriate Botanical Descriptions, illustrative ul V.e 24 Classes and ()Idris of Linnxist, with a clear elucidation of his System. 13. CON VERSACIOASIon BOTANY, with SU Engraving.. In i eine. price 7s. std. plain, or 10s. tid. coloured. The • object of this Work is to enable Young Persons to acquire a knowledge of the ',stowable productions of their native country; for this purpose the arrangement of 1: awl Is briefly explained, and a native plant of each cia.s (with a few exceptions) is csarnined, and Illustrated by an Engrain:lg ; ands short Aceouat is added of sonic of thu principal foreign species. IS. 'the HO TANIS I's COMPANION; or, sa Ilitroductien to du Knowledge of Practical Botany, and the Uses of Ptarits, either growing wild iit Great Britain, or vaunted for the Pur pus-s of Agriculture, Mitailicitie, Rural Economy, webs Arts, os a new Plan. In 2 vials: Itniu. Us. bowls. By WIN. elabbliril• FROM Ltiittry and Dissirati the mind hecoMec enervated, and tbe body soon fats an easy victim. To re. move the VlsorJei . .ari•iriv, uutn 14'11:00:thle g:Octirs and to icylvfe the debilitated constitution is the result to our study and experi ence, and we trust that thirty Tears' sticees,fill practice hi this peculiar hianch of (stir pro:cosi:ea Live; as a decitipd superiority over every whet Practictomr. la recem cases ot Syphiline thin, a periect tore is cum; het::! in the short period ut twos days, and in thus: cases of a SU..fe Oatift., Whet ! other practitioners have tailed or sneers,.: priT, r ve76eseranee In our plan or treatment ensures to the Patient a .ouitd and parted iv. etiMblid:oteAt. TO those IA ho are I.l:lut.riai, :Indyr a general or load Deb.l.ty, it wiiibe conlol.. :y to kuovr, that the hiedicines we prescr.tie pos-era the timatile serer of renovating the most Mb:mated Colist nut 000thether it arses from the indiscretions of yigt,, or by a reskenre in hot or unhealthy climates, too seden tat y a d' e, or ten cause an applicati.m to mode, caressive grid, to - itiLli6ou4 use pt mercury. 6i.e. Of 1,1:01:441:i proceed trout an hob.. tual truly nes. to consirmy., ton, these nor restoratives will produce the happiest elects. to place of Lassitude and Debility, we Mr: r lasting tivai: h. Strimith, Lad ..pirtts ; and even to the a;ted am! infirm our Om of trratnnta will afford relief and comfort, by gently and safely nivigerming the system. Numerous casts of Stricture's have been, and are daily our care, the total e•radication of which is drated by a raft:, cer• min, and eareditioi.s mule at practice, superior to any miter adored. !he weakness. relaxation, end debility, prin.:edit% scoot this amyl:dot ate cpeedily removed, and the Patient restorel en sound ail vigersnis health. Patten:. ul tither Sec may wraith us with the greatest hopdtir, delicacy, aid u wily, at our house, No. 107, Hatton Darden. CI!KRIE and CO. Surgeon*, No iO7, Hartra Gar.len. ISY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LE ETERS PATEN LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous fur curing, in aU its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE. One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a retell' case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more sate, or more cotiventent than tio, Remedy, for such as are oti!!geLl to go pia , nits or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of diet ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will tffect a Cure when repeated Salivation and aU other method, avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronic-at Disorders. this Medicine bas not its parallel. Upwards of 40.000 permits ut both sexes have been radically cure 1 of tee above crud disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the Sole Prurietors, IAYLOR and ,ON, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, a! their House, No. 9, Neer Bridge...trent, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included.— N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night "Ehey are also sold by t h e ir appointment, with copious directions attbe toy Shop, 103. Ozfuredstreet ; Mr. Disborosigh t s, No. 7, Fisamitreet4AU, nearly opposite the Monument; and by one Pere= JO every considerabie town in Oreat Retain and Ireland. Advice statist° personstakinj the above, or other of the PM* rinses Med:cans. RUSSIA, An official tAle, primed in the Clazette of Pete ,, !.. burgh, h.t.; been published at : . 4cr.cow, of the number of dwelling houses destroyed by the conflagration is 1312, and now rebuilt. The stone houses before the hurtling amounted to 9r,67, those of wood to 6591, mskiag in ail 9153. There remained standing 5:t.; o f stone buildings, 24.00 wooden houses, making a tetal of 2626. There have been newly rebuilt 3137 none houses, and wooden houses 5531, making a total of 8688; it appears from this that the number of Reuses in general, and particularly that of stein lionsc;, is very much increased. The city counts at present 11,314 dwelling-hpuses. The re•establishment of the shops and magregiAk(pasprinees:cd a little less rapidly. There wow before the burning 8521, 1863 remained stantl,ing, and there have bean rebuilt 5544, making the total number at preseht amount to 6917. The pupal it:on of that city 41 pie sent amounts to 312,000 pi t sot it.