Star. — London, England, 1821-01-18 00:00:00

• . • NUMBER 10,578. CONTRACT FOR I tonunissariat Department 16th Janus QUCH Persons as are desirous Ike Ara for Commissariat Suppli of OATS, at tbe,jdilltary Depot in Ti p e dalo of the Contracts at this Offi To sad Fdar, and deliver their Tender to t h e Agent for Commissariat Supplier, de f or oats," on or before Friday, th valte'reaived after Twelve o'clock c proposal be noticed unless made on, o Pardcubr, and the prices inserted in vo teas a Letter be subjoined to such Proi sass of known property engaging to I party tendering, in the sum eapresse the die performance of the Contract. NEXT TUESD. THE LOTTERY BEGIN! • T AND J. SIVEWRIGHT e eraser recercznend. to the rubli untive Mora of their New Year's 7. NINE PRIZES of 1 The Fifth.drawn Prize NEXT T Three 0f‘21,000, and there are rtc.t A Purchaser of a Singk Ticket befo may obtain TWO of .X:21,1100; and t cessful In distributing to the Public, as Is One Lottery they Sold ALL the Prizes At their Old Offi . c ) No. 37, Cornhin ; 11, Holborn ; a 05,000 IN THE FIRST Fl NEXT TUESD: 230 OF THIS MONTH c THE DAY WHEN PARLII BISH begs leave most res J. his best Fri,nds the Public, th; • , , - / 7".\ • "I • .... / .e•••.c 1( 9 ,i, ~,., - ' . -' - ' - ‘c 4 . 'e....• :,,, • .. .. "..... N*,:...... ..........'. 4 ''', /21 ) (..•••• . : It) I )\ri • ~,. ....„,„.... ve 4 ...; A fi? . . j tej . . .- . . 7 _ • at • • .... °~ NUMBER 10,578. THURSIJAY, JANUARY 18, 1821. PRI( 14 SE .EN CONTRACT FOR OATS. ronunissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, • 16th January, 1621. HISTORY OF TIIR ROYAL FAMILY. The following Works are preparing for Publication, This day was pithliihc.-3, is One Vol. 4to. price £2. les. By Messrs. Comma and Co. Conduit street I Dedicated, by permission, to his Dlssra-ry, I . ApENERAL iiinpirk OF THE HOUSE OF I T TAL Y.-B Y LADY MORG AN. GUELPH ; or, Royal Family of Great Britain, from II. the earliest period in N 1 hick the name appears upon record, to TFIE UNIVERSE. A Poem.—By the Rev. Robert Ma. the Accession of his liajesty King George the First to the Turin, Author of Bertram, Ste. • • • • Throne. With an Appendix a authentic and original DoCuments. • 11 1. By AN DRE W I .k LTA DA Y, M. D. PRECAUTION.' A Novel, in three volumes. Domestic Physician to his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence: I V. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, Booltadlers to PRACTICAL ECONOMY ; or, The Application of *- her Royal Ilighoess the Dockets of °seems, 52, Fleet -street. - dem Discoveries to the purposes of Domestic Life. V. THE HERMIT IN LONDON. A new and improvad Edition, compriSed in three handsome volummsmall octuvu. VI. GEORGE TILE THIRD, his COURT, and FAMILY. A new Editiou, comprising various important additions, in two NW& !No. with Ili Portraits. Just publisbed, Li Is. Morris. lIE of the MI. T II DISTS and eithsideredi /bg' Bialsop snscrou. With Notes, lutroduction, and Appesdix: - In one large Volume. OUCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting with ib e Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver 584,000 lbs. of OATS 3"l4.lilitsrl Depot in Tooley-street, may receive pars of the Contracts at this Office, between the hours of Teo sad Filar, and deliver their Tenders, sealed up, and directed t h e Agent for Commissariat Supplier., ma rl• ing thereon " Ten to d , f or o a ts," on or before Friday, the 26th instant, but none v al be'received after Twelve o'clock on that day ; nor will any ?repeal be noticed unless made on, or annexed to, a printed is art ieebr, and the prices inserted in words at length ; nor un less a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by two per tain of known property engaging to become bodnd with the pun tendering, in the sum expressed iu the Particulars, for tbe dee performance of the Contract. By the Rev. IL POLWIIIELE, Truro. CONTENTS OF TOL INTROOUCTION. Separation of Dissenters from Extempore Preaching of the the Church. i Evangelical Clergy. • (hoarier of Dissenters of for: Mrs. H. More. The Blagdon itsErtimes. • Controversy. • Methodists of present Day. WilLerforce. Effects of Methodism Clt.frgy end :Muss giving way on B.triety. . to Methodists, who cacuto isitta.hief. of Sectarism. The I vent us by Chat-liable' Insti- Puritans, their suecessfri Iles- unions. tillties against the Church Puritans attempting the Govornment. i versities; present .Sot.isty. S , Ttarists of present day—their Female 6gency. rancorous alasse of Bishops. 1 Indifferchce and false candour Modern Methodists—their oli- • in Churchtrsee. trusivoness— their prompt- Qualificatlon of Meth - A:att. ness in attacking our dis- Clericalcamdaet vdtb raspect to courses on public occasions. l Disseet.:rs it: general. Their general rbuse, Division ofi.trge build that we do nut preach the Mg Churches. • Gospel. Canons and Rubric, :is he eh ar- Pretences to inspiration. ed from ambiguitits, and son- Official importance. firmed by a new Saute. Singing, praying, exhorting, Education of the Clergy. • preaching, style and manner, L'uiver-ities, seeds of Sac:Arlon and doctrine. I sown there. Methodist Preacher, his farni- latereeisrs , .: between DiguiEccl liarity with his flock. I and Parochial Clergy. Co-operation of Churchmen ChurchCaterhism. Idr.Southey with Sectarists, the Evange- Conduct in our Families • heal Cinrgy. &c. &c. Scr. This is a reprint from scarce edition now sel'ing for a very high price. The author's principal design is to draw a compa rison, by way of caution to all Protestants, between the wild and perntcious enthusiasms of some of the most entineot Sothis in the Popish communion, and those of the Methodists in our country ; which latter he calls a set of pretended Reformers, animated by an enthusiastic and fanatical spirit. Sold by Sherwood and Co.; Longman and Co. London; and other Bookseller'. This day was published, in Syn. price Six Shillings, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on CHRONIC AFFECTIONS of the DIGF.STIVE ORGANS, and on BILIOUS and NERVOUS DISORDF.RS ; being an at tempt to combine with English Practice, some useful methods of cure employed on the Continent. „Also, Remarks on Warm and Mineral Baths=, :•litieral Waters in general, and on the use and abuse of the Cheltenham Watotrs. UPPER. CA NEXPTUESDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. By JOHN THOMAS,.M.D. Many years Resident Physician at Toulouse, now practising at Cheltenham. Printed . for Thomas and George Underwood, 52, Fleet Attest . •Thls day was published, in a Pocket Volume, with a Map of • the principal Settlements, price .3s. 6d. boards, FEW PLAIN DIRECTIONS for Persons in itesoing to "reeved as SETTLERS to his Majesty's Pro winett:of UPPER CANADA, in North Arderica, pointing out the best Tort to embark at for Quebec.—Provisions and other things necessary to be provided for the Voyage."—The rest and cheapest Method of Travelling from Quebec to Alontreitl, mid thence to Kingston and York, a distance of Six Hundred :ibles, whereby Emigrants may avoid heavy Expenses.:—The Method 'of obtaining Lard in the most eligible I)istricts.—What Pro perty various descriptions of Emigrants should possess on Cock arrival in America.—Advice to Farmers, Tradesmen, Me chanics, &c.—A -Description of that fine and interesting Pro yince its Productions, &c. &c.—Some Cursory Remarks on the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants. Containing also a short Sketch' or Journal of the Author's Voyage across the Atlantic, in June, Isl 9. _ _ . - - T AND J. SIVEWRIGHT, the Contractors, V••uroserrecetiunend.to the i'uhlic, the extraordinary at tractive funtores of their New Year's Lottery, which contains NINE PRIZES of 12.21,000! The Fifth.drawn Prize NEXT TUESDAY will receive Th ree ( 4,021,000, and there are rtc.t Two Blanks to a Prize. A Purchaser of a Single Ticket before NEXT TUESDAY, ray obtain TWO of £31,1100; and they hope to be as suc cessful in distributing to the Public, as in last Contract, when in One Lottery they Sold ALL the Prizes 'f £20,000. At their Old Offices, No. 37, Cornhin ; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Ifaymeket. P ln a kw days wiU be published, price 6s. TH W E EDINBURGH REVIE • or, CRITICAL JOURNAL. No. LXVIII. C,owrzsrrs.-1. Blitchelfs Aristophanes.-2.ltelaw's His tory of I)ubliat-1. Curwen's Observations nn the State of Ire land.-4. Gamble's Views of Society ha Kater on Pendulums.-6. Quaker Poetry.-7. Transactions of the Hor ticultural Society of London.-9. Mademoiselle de Tournon; a French Novel.-9. State of Science in England and France.- 10. ()xley's Tour in Botany Bay.-11. Ilazlitt's Lectures on the I)nma —l3 Nlarcian Colonna. By Barry Cornwall.-15. Par liamentary It ,form.—Quarterly List of New Publications. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman. I lurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whnm may he had, all the preceding Numbers. L 65,000 IN THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES, NEXT TUESDAY, 23n OF THIS NIONTII (JANUARY), THE DAY WHEN PARLIAMENT MUET. TBISH begs leave most respectfully to remind J.s his best Fri,nds the Public, that the New Year's Lot- Was commence on the day when Parliament meet, NEXT TUPSDAY, 234.1 instant ; and before the King's Speech can be samilwed from the Throne, at kaa £63,000 in Capitals alone, ugdk determined ; as Three Prizes of £21,000 are so arranged, *lien must be drawn in the first Five Minutes. Akbougb T. BISII is not the Contractor, he has no hesitation k taring, the Scheme is far superior to any that have been for Neural years, as the following leading features will plainly evince: Nine Prizes of £21,000 Consuls and Money. Double the Lumber of Prizes there usually has teen. Not half the utunber of Blanks there usually has been. , At last Three £21,000 must be drawn Next Tuesday. Three more £21,000 may be drawn Next Tuesday. Pray Ticket now on Sale must be drawn Next Tuesday. i 13,000 in first Five Minutes must be drawn Next Tuesday. die Ticket may gain Two £21,000 Next Tuesday. Not Two Blanks to a Prize. lowest Prize £l2 Money. Notwithstanding an the foregoing excellent points, the Price and Shares to the Public is reduced ! 'Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Stock-Broker, 4, Cornhal, and 9, Charing-Cross, Landon ; la by his Agents in the Country ; who shared and said, In the very last Lottery Contract (just finished), 1483 In Nine Shares £20,020! 3142 In Five Shares £21,050! 3643 Whole Ticket £10,000! lois several minor Capitals, too numerous for insertion. OKThe Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against BISH's 4. &mild% by 'which the Public can see the fluctuations. This day was published, in octavo, price Ss. 6d. boards, ELEM EN TA LINGCLE GRIECIE ; nods, ple rumque, Regalia tradita ; brevitate sua memoriz facilibus. By an'ENGLISH FARMER; settled in Upper Canada. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater- • Pars Prima. LIST ESTABLISHED SCHOOL-BOOKS. Complecten4 Pa rtes Orations I)eclinabiles, ad finem usque verboruarregularium ; et ana!ogiam duas in unam syliahas con trahendi, ex ipsa N ocalium natura deductam, et regulis universa libus militant. Studio JACOBI MOOR, LLD.' In Ace. death Glasguensi Litt. Gr. Prof. Partem Posteriotem, Notasque attire*, G. NEI LSO N, S.T. I. Ia Academia Belfastiensi, LL Ilvb. et Gr. Prof. Printed far Lot:clam, HURST, Aces, ORKR, and Baomm„ London. GEOGRAPHY. AN EASY GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY; being an Introduction and Companion to the larger Work of the same Author, published under the Title of " Geography on a Popular Plan," and esteemed the most practical Work of this kind extant. - Sly the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. Illustrated with a variety of Maps, &c. Price :Ss. 6d. bound in red. GxocitArur on a PoPIMAII PLAN, for the Use of Schools and Young Persons; containing all the interesting and amusing Fea tures of Geographical Knowledge. By the Rev. J. Goldsmith. Illustrated with upwards of Sixty Engravings. 15s. bound. TRAVELS at HOMe, and VOYACEN by the Film -sine; for the Instruction and Entertainment of Young Persons, five volumes, ittmo. (containing Europe, Asia, Africa, and America), lss. half-bound. ENCYCLOP-EDIA BRITANNICA. This day was published, handsomely printed in 40. with new Engravings, price 16$. in boards, Volume V. Part 11. of THE ESCYCLOP.EDIA BRITANNICA ; cr, DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and M SCE 1.- NEOUS LITERATURE. Sixth Edition, revised, cor rected, and improved. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. WM burgh : and Hunt, Robinson, and Co. LO, Cheapside, London. Printed for G. and. W. 13. Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria-Line, Louden • and Stirling and Slade, Edinburgh. I* - - lir. Neilson has given a short View of the irregularly formed Verbs, Indeclinable Parts of Speech, peculiar Rules of Syntax, Prosody, Accents, and Dialects in Latin ; and very co pious Notes throughout the Work, in English. TO THE PUBLIC. The Encyclopaedia Britannica forms a Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Literature, on the most approved and compre hensive plan. It was the Erg work of the class which aspired to embrace all the departmLnts of human knowledge; and the superiority of its plata, as well as the general merit of its articles, have procured for it a larger share of success and approbation, than ever attended any similar undertaking, The publication of Five Editions, with succesiive inrrovements, and the sale of nearly thirty thousand copies, are must unequivocal proofs of the high estimation in which the work has been held by the Public. The Sixth Edition, now offered to the Public, has received a variety 'of corrections and improvementg In the historical ar ticles the narrative has been contien.:cl, as to embrace all the 1110%; memorable events which have oc:Lrred down to the pro se= tin... Thu geographical and articles have be.ra adapted to the law political arrangements, and amended by in corporating dr, new Worm. ion femished by recent travellers, and referenc:s have been made to the ::ew articles in the Sap plement, now in course of publication, so that the wlio!e will form the most complete repertory of general knowledge that 114 a yet bean riven to the Public. CoNuirto::-..—1. The Work will consist of twenty 'volumes, handroniely printed, with nearly 600 engravings, executed In a superior manner; 'each volume containing 100 sheets letter press, or 800 pages.-2. To meet the convenience of every ciass of purchasers, it will be published in parts ur half volumes, each containing fifty sheets letter-press, and, at an average, fifteen plates.-3. The first part of volume sixth will be published en the Ist of February next ; and a past or half volume %Nl,' be re gularly published on the :at day of each month, till the whole is completed; - and as the printing of the whole is already consi derably advanced, purchasers may depend on the most rigid punctuality Of publication.—The price of each part will be lds. in boards, to be paid on delivery. . This day was published, By BALMV7V, Cleanocr, and Joy, Booksellers, Paternoster row ; and to be had of all other Booksellers, price ltia. APRACTICAL INQUIRY into the CAUSES of the frequent FA I 1.0 It E of the OA' E R ATI ONS of DE PRF-SSION, and of the EXTRACTION of the CATA RACT, as usually performed; with the Description of a Series of new and improved Operations, by the practice of which the causes of failure may be avoided. Illustrated by Tables of the comparative Success of the new and old Modes of Practice. By Sir WILLIAM ADAMS. We cannot but regard this Volume as a very valuable ac cession to the Chlrurgical Library, not of our own Country alone, but of Europe. It requires, as we have already ob served, to be methodized and condensed; but it is written with an air of candour, with a spirit of research, with a full and com prehensive knowledze of the subject, an ardent love of it, and mccessful pursuit of it, which deservedly place its Author in the first rank of Opthalmic Surgery."---Quarterly Rev. No. 35. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Treatise on the most approved Modes of restoring Vision, by the formation of Artificial Pupil. Price 7s. 6d. A Work on Diseases of the Eye. Price lis. "The Work, of which we have now given an account to the ! Society, evinces in its Author a conspicuous talent for observa tion, great esperiexce, and much of that ingenious spirit which is ever fertile iii resources, and so useful hs the practical Sciences. It is, is short, one of the hest Works ever published on Diseases of the Eye."--1 ramlation of the Report published by order of the Philonsathic Society of Paris, which was inserted in Vol. 44 of the Philosophical Magazine. AD ABRIDGMENT of Mr. PINKERTON'S 310DEILS GEOGRAPHY, and Professor VIIICK'S ASTRONOMICAL INTRODUCTION. ID one large volume, Bvo. with a Selection of the most useful Maps, accurately copied from those in the larger Work ; IBs. bound. Pisnontos s Senoot. ATLAS, containing Twenty-ono brays, neatly coloured ; price 12,. half-bound. A New Tassms on the Use of the CLOSES ; or, a Philos°. plical View of the Earth and heavens. By l'humas Keith.— With Platca, price 6s. hoards. , A Sootott of Nionsau and ANCIENT GEOCRAPIIT. By &Amid Butler, D.D. In svo. price es. boards. Outtins Mgrs of ANCIENT GINMAASHY, printed on Drawing Coloinbier, price 10s. 6tl. being a Selection from D'Aiiville's Ancient Atlas, intended as Fractich Exercises fur the Pupil to fill up, and designed as an Accompaniment to Dr. Butler's Sketch of Modern and Ancient Geography, An ITITRODECTION to the GEOGRAPS V of the NEW TESTAMENT, comprising a Summary Chronological and Geographical View of the Events recorded respecting the Ministry of our Savioun. By Lam Carpenter, LLD. with Maps, 4s. boards. The Usavansat. Gazerraga ; being a concise Description, alphabetically arranged, of all the Nations, Kingdoms St.ite.., ' Provinces, Towns, Empires Cities, Oceans, Seas, liorbours, Rivers, Lakes, Canals, Mountains, Capes, kc, Rc. in the known World. By John Walker, M.D. Revised, considerably enlarged, and improved. By B. P. Capper. The Sixth FAlitioll. In Svo. 15s. bd. (with 14 Maps). • An UNIVIERSAL ATLAS, for the Uss of &nom°. By John Walker, M.D. In svo. containing Twenty-seven coloured Maps, prise 12s. half-bound. MODERN GROGRAPIIT. A Description of the Empires, King doms, States, and Colonies; with the Oceans, Seas, and Isles, in all Parts of the World ; including the most recent Disco veries and political Alterations. Digested on a new plan. By John Pinkerton. In two vols. 4to. price 51. Ss. boards. INSTRUCTIVE RAMBLES through LONDON and its ENVIRONS. By. Mrs. Heinle, price 4s. 6/1. bound. Geonnsetiv for Tortn, adapted to the different classes of Learners. By the Rev. J. Hartley. The Third Edition, 4s. 6d. bound. A Cossrespiam of GEOCEATHT, for the Use of Schools, Pri vate Families, and those who study this necessary Science. By R. Mangnall, Author of " Historical Questions," 9s. bound. LOOKING GLASSES. SEVERAL large SECOND-HAND PLATES, saleable for Chimneys, Picrs, and Chevals, are now on Byes reasonable Terms, at COOPER, ELUoT and Coorzo's, IS, lishapagate-street-Within. Some of the larger sizes are adskship adapted for large dining-rooms and elegant draw . V i tlass for windows fitted in at a greater relative advan. Ise than Crown Gluss. WI MRS. rpHomAs and RICHARD ABBOTTS, of No, L ii, SKIN NER-STREE'f, respectfully inform Mer ging, Dealers ' and Families, who buy their Wines ftorn Dosk, ART. and R Abbotta' Prices are as follows, viz. at a Qv& of Twelve Months from Date of *Dumf. r, or Six Months Credit, and rive per Cent. Discount. Fre fell-bodied high-flavoured Port Wine A 4.19 per Pipe. Do. Sherries, shipped by the first Houses - sri do. Ds. relonia do. De. East India Madeira - 80 do. Also, "eery description of rrench, I'ortugal, Spanisbi and raker Wines of all the late good Vintages, and of all the :Ship- - pen of high repute, at equally reasonable prices. N.B. The above Wiu , ..s will, when duty paid, cost the Per doers about 39.5. per dozen, the East-India Madeira excepted, Wlich will cow the Buyers about 60s. per dozen. Dock Samples, Tasting Orders, &c. may be had by applying 21 No. 10, Skinnet-stre.et. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Warehouse, 107, STRAND, corner of the SAVOY-STEPS, LONDON. MN BURGESS and SON being apprized of the numerous endeavours made by many Persons to impow Article for their make, feel it incumbent upon them _ the attention of the Public, in purchasing what they 'Ne to be the Original, to observe the Name and the Ad ponds with the above; the general appearance of descriptions will deceive the unguarded, and for , .7. lienctss and Sox submit the following Cast ,: are in appearance at first sight "The Genuine," without any Name or Address:—some ".11uncEss's Efi• ef Anchovies:"—others " Iluants's,"—and many more ' Address. ' BURGESS and SON baring been many years with such distingui , led approbation, feel every senti- Nett towards the Public, and earnestly solicit them Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive their make, which they hope will prevent many disap- NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, having great satisfaction, continnes to be prepared by them, is recommended as a most useful and convenient Sauce— keep good in all climates. 107, &MAN% corner of the SaY9l-UCPS Lend". (tilts easattim. fISHAAUIIt WA11111111011161). ,E+ 000 in first Five Ciie Ticket may gai Not Two Blanks to Lowest Prize 412 1 Notwithstanding an 4f Tickets and Shares t 'Tickets T. B ' 4, Cornhnl, ; fad by his Agents in t very last Lim 1483 II 3142 II 70345 V Besides several mini ri. The Prices of S Can, 4, Comb% by s LO l SEVERAL lars saleable for Chim M i es reasonable Ti IS, Ilibergate-street• akikabiy adapted fo bi CGlass for win( Is dun Crown GLe ipHomAs and A le, SKINNEI gib, Dealers ' and I at T. and It. Abbot; Qv& of Twelve Months Credit, a TIT fuil-bedied high-. 1 Do. Sherries, shipped De. Vidonia DO. East India Madei Also, every descrip -'. ether Wines of all thi pm of high repute. at ' N.B. The above AI timers about 325. per which win cost the n Dock Samples, Tas st No. 10, Skitinet-std BURG ESS' Warehouse, 107, ST JOHN BURGI t , the numerous en a minima Article fen to request the amend eancelve to be the 01 dress corresponds wi lk spurious descripti their detection, 3. lle Wdis:—Soine are in ; bat without any Na knee of Anchovies ; ' writhont Address. JOHN BURGE: , /tongued with such C i sent of respect town ,• inspect the Labels ' to be of their make, ' 'ointments. ilUiiiiii-SS' Nfil siren such great satin *d Is recommended Oil keep good in all Varehouse, 107, ST' (TIM On 4.........................._ FR) ToCOUNTEI taily made tead to in POSITION ins I . ' DAY And MAD hith their signature •.• „ • 97, *ls lounnicuouglY PI ;rust m atteatien to t titbit all letter-pros Ike im p „,i don. Tim Rod Japan J DA Y adl 4IAkTI/ EcindPoj Geheers, Di • ~ ean-llakces, * ' l4 latle- fig. ea FRAUD PREVENTED. ouNTERAcT the many attempts that are made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM - sONiastead of the GENUINE BLACKJNG prepared JAY.and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in signature and address, • 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, It M emispicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they attention to this,asid the difference of the type, which is all letter-press, will enable piunhasers at once to detect I NG,Vnade and sold wholeade by 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the Druggiits, rook-sellers Ironmongers, Perin -1.1.4g. ta .rs, &c ; . in the (Juiced leinsdana, w Ilettles at ck THOMSON'S ANNALS OF PHILOSOPHY. This day was published, No. I. of a New Series, price 2s. 6d. of the ANNALS of PIIILOSOPLIY.—* * * Since his re sidence at Glasgow, Dr. Thomson has found it impossi.. We to do full justice to the active Editorship of a Monthly Sci entific Journal. He has thcrelore resigned it to Mr. Richard Phillips ; but the ANNA LS will still receive the advantage of hi:: valuable assistance ; and the Publishers trust that the Work will be materially improved by this arrangement.—The Contents of the present Number are as follow :-1. Experiments to deter mhla the Tc ue Atomic Weight of Strontian, Lime, Magnesia, PM:ophoric Acid, and Arseuic Acid; by Dr. Thomson ; 11. Mt. William lhillips on the Geology of the Malvern Bills; 1 11. Account of a remarkable Stratum of Limestone, situated at Calder-side, with a Plate ; IV. Mr. Richard Phillips on the Ac. I lion of Chlorides and Water; V. Two late attempts to ascend Mont Blanc, by Dr. Hamel; VI. Description of a new Clino- I meter, with a Plate, by S. P. Pratt ; VII. On Red Snow, by De. Ilenderson ; VIII. New Method of drawing a Tangent to the Circle, by Mr. Win. Ritchie; IX. On the Dry Rot, by Mr. W. NI. Dittsdale; X. On the Fail of Rain ; XI. Experimen4 on Whale Oil, by Dr. Bostock ; XII. On the Preparation of pure Salts of Manganese, and on the Composition of its Oxides, by Dr. Forchhammer ; XIII. Review of the Edinburgh Pharma. copria ; XIV. Proceedings of Philosophical Societies; XV. Scientific Intelligence, Magnetical and Meteorological Observa. dons, &c. &c..—A few complete Sets of the first Series, in 16 volumes, rmy still be procured, oa application to any Bookseller in town or country. Hun-Intent vagina nostra apt. • Our page reiates to man.—lVls mat, Just published, price ss. in boards, Tenth Edition, pHE IEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Co:lime:I- I tart' on tit... indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, fn which the causes, Svmptonts, and ba::eftil effects of Lues Ve nerra, Gonorrhari, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, ei.e. are fully developed ; part con:alas sonic remarks on certain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practi cal tjbaervations or. Sexual Debility, Self-AhLse, &c. in Part IV. is a Series of Casei illustrative .f the preceding subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes, By GOSS and Co. Consultir.g Siirgeens. Pauskes "tertian. NAIL= beads Ormilbus esse dedit, si trais cognoverit uti.—Crasundist. Since Heaves: to all the fund of bliss supplies, Its frugal application marks the wise. May be bad at No. 20, Pate:roster-row ; S 9, Pill-Mail; 41, 1 Piccadilly; 1 6, Princes-street, Soho ; fleet-street; 174, Fleet-street; AO, West Smit hfield ; 93, L'heapsh:e ' London; Stevenson and Co. and Burks and Co. Norwich ; B. Duck, 'ps i with ; Barran and Duffield. Bath ; Sheppard, Bristol ; Hatt, [Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; and at all Booksellers. Messrs. Gass and Co. are to be consulted,as usual, every day, at iheir house; and Patients ir. the country are requested to de. scribe minutely the case, enclosing a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world. Goss and Co. M. B. C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouverie-sttept, . . rkiej-strset, London.—privatc ;toot round the corner. HISTORY. UNIVERSAL Hamer in Twenty-four Books, translated from the German of John pluller, in three vols. Bvo. 11. 16s. boards. ANNALS of the Relax of Gitoamt 111. By J. Aikia, M. D. Brought down to his Majesty's decease. Abridged for the use of Schools, in one vol, 1.2m0. will appear shortly, HISTORWAL and Miscei.imsranis flier.sTioss for the Use of Young People; with a Selection of British and General Biogra phy, &c. By Richmal Mangnall, price .Is. bound. An Asamostrzsr of UsivLitAa IL. Devon:v. Adapted to the Use of Families and Schools, with appropriate guy aions at ;lie End of each Section. By the Rev. 11. I. Knapp, A.M. A New Edition, price ss. bound. Lerrsas on FitANCII Ilisroar, from the Earliest Period to the Battle of Waterloo, and Re-establishment of the House of Bourbon ;'for the Use of Schools, Ily J. Bigland. In 1 2111 Q, price 65. boards. LETTERS 00 Rvq;.isii Ifismar, from the Itivasioa (4' J%lius° Crcsar to the Bottle of Waterloo; for the Use of Schools. By J. Digland, In 12mu. price 6s. boards. famrsass on the STony and Use of Aweirxr and MODKIIN litsroay. By J. Iligland. Fifth Edition, iitmo. 8 1 . braids, The Ilisroity of Es;ciaros, related in Familiar Conversations, by a Father to his Children. By Eliseo th !feline. 111 two vols. 121 no. price 9s. bound. % CuNCISI. VIEW of the CONSTITUTION of EX.:LAND. By Gee. Custance. Octavo, price 103. rid. boards. An IXTCODUCTION LO the Minty of CNRONOLOUT and UNIVII/L -SAL HISTORY. By William Jillard Mort. 18:no. 4s. bound. An INTRODUCTION to Mons sx HISTORY, Iron, the Birth of CARIST to the present time, in Continuation of the Introduction to Chronology and Ancient history. By W. J. Hort. In two vols. 18mu. price 10s. 6d. bound and lettered. DIOC;RAPIIY. The• T...% - traasm., Bioc — itarittraa, HisrmitcAr, and CHRONO LOGICAL, Thertoawitv, Including Thirteen Thousand Lives of eminent Persons of all Ages ,ind Nations, the Succession Gf Sovereign Princes, and above Twenty-tive 'llousand 'Dates, re vised, enlarged, and brooLlit down to the present Time. By John Watkins, LI,. D. price 20s. boards. The Banisti Nacos, consisting of Select Oyes of the illus trious Britons who have been the most distinguished for their Virtues, Takents, or remarkable Advancement in Life, inter spersed with practical &Ovations. py William Mayor, LLD, Price ss. bound. • I A Saracricet of the Lcras of PLUTARCH, - abridged fur the LI: of 6chueiti. 13y William 1409 r, 14,. V. 4c, Ga, biittn4, 11111 E only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM of 1 HONEY, invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma% and Consumptions, this Medicine is unequalled; the Asthmatic and Consumptive may rely on relief, and by due perseverance, on a radical cure. Those whose lungs are injured by Cold, or oppressed by a quantity of glutinous matter, will find a safe and certain Remedy. It opens the tho racic ducts, heals the soreness of the breast, removes difficulty of breathing, promotes easy expectoration, wad prevents ass well as cures all Consumptive Affections, so Ltal to thousands in this country. No Medicine was ever so universally counterfeited as this, and a few years ago, the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler, of Peterborough, had nearly Fallen a sacriace by taking a spuri ous preparation. The Proprietor therefore requests Purchasers will observe, no Balsam of Honey prepared under the direction of the late Sir John Hill, can be genuine, unless the Names of " Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard," appear on the stamp. The Balsam is sold in bottles, price 2s. 2d. wind 3s. Cd, Sold by all reputable Medicine Venders, lloukseilers, &c. • DR. SYDENDA NI'S gILY PILLS OF MALT'', r lESE PILLS (entipely vegetable) are unrivalled in cases of I lead-ache, Loss of diii.edte, Noises and •Gid dines% in the Dead, Lowness of Spiriti, Flatulenee„Obstructed Digestion, together with all Affections of the Liver, Ilitii s cu and Nusvons Disorders. These Pills contain tint one a tom cf mercury, or mineral in any shape, and are so peculiarly mid in their action, as to 'esquire 1,0 confinement or alteration in die. The most delicate, leloales Bull the ore of them materially bene ficial to their general health, and all who have used them azroe in clpinion, and piiinounce t hem the most safe, mild, and vAniiii Medicine extant'. Notiiiiig , can prove lite sapeno:ity of these Pills mote than the mom-rims CAW? communicated .by person.: of ;;real respectability (and given witti no other tuntive than to lead the Public to the tu,e. of sit valuable a Medicine), geld die.countenance - shewn them by the first Weilical Character; of the present day. Sold iu hexes at Is. II d. tls. 9d. and 4s. 6d. by Bercitits, che mists, No. 4, London, and by int pincipal Drag gists, nook bah Ts, and ills dicine Venders, in eve. y 'Town thro4,4-. out die United Kingdom. 'HERE is nothing more remarkable in the social habitant the present day, and more particularly in these of the list centurv, than 7. general disregard to the maxims to prudence in regard to health and enjoyment. !knee the vast multitudes who, having acquirA the portion of an et.ffehled constitution, are doomed to the class ni habitual invalids. Their minds anxious, unzeady, or sluggish, and their bodies weak, the natural functions of rife are discharged laboriously evith pain and difficulty. For thistate of nervous derangement the COlt DIA I. ISAL,AI•OF ILEAD will be found to have peculiar efficacy, strengthening the languid system, and slr.fd,ling new live.oa the mind. A perseverance in its use has been the hippy ntmns of relieving many thousands, and of restoring a great numbs; to the permanent enjoyment of life.. This nwilLine is careful:y prepared from the original recipe of the late Dr, -Salomon; by •Trustees, whom, in his w:11, he appointed fur that purpose. • Sold by Mr. Jobaston, on, Cornbill; Mr. Sanger (!ate Bacon and Co.) 150, Oxford-street ; Mr. Ward, Holborn; Mr. Strict. ling, 114.3 Exchange, London; and all MsAlleine Wastes., in bottles ;a Il s. :4:4 js. each.