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'~ •~ ~ . . . • I - . , PItIvATE PUPIL. A MARRIED and RENEFICEDCLERGYMAN, resident within i morning ride of LundOn, iddlithiitets tO recchte a PUPILit litto his house, has no a fitANCt. molt sidifietory refortisees ein be even to Nqpionen and Sentiernen,litstsie Sans be _ bas ~Qhe3ted. betters to be duetted for AO!. C. 1111r.ltiffkiii, 4, London. • EDUCATION. CATTERICK, YORKSHIRE. VOUNG GENTLEMEN ate genteelly Boar( Clothed, provided with Books, &c. and enpeditlously In- ArVered in the English, Latin, and Greek Languages, Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, the Mathematics, Geography, and Oti Use of the Globes, Ltc. Etc. by Mr. STR A FEN, Successor th the Rev. James Bradley, at Twenty Guineas per Annum.— Trench, 10s. 6d. per quarter. No Entrance or Vacations. A Biked number of Parlour Boarders received on reasoaable terms. Dlr. S. attends daily, from eleven to two, at the Carolina Cuifee House, Birdhin-lane, and at the Blue oar, Great Rus itil-street, Bloomsbury, from sit ta eight every evening. Mi. C. Tutin, the Agent, 4, Chandos-street, Covent-Garden. The Advertiser is authorised by a Ladies School of high re ability, in the same Village, to treat for the Education of Young Ladles. likro - _ have not been raievei by the usual treatment, are recoommdeti to apply to Mr. MARSHALL, Regent-street, Vinetitilatispalts, Westminster. ' .•• . - l'lda day was pkildiud e in Itmo. peke Is. . A N EXPLANATORY PRONOUNCIo TIONARYof the FRENCH LANGHAGE,I; French and English ; wherein the exact Sour& an& Articulation bt every Syllable are distinctly marked. To which are prefixed, the Principles of the French Pronunciation, l'refatory Direc tions for using the Spelhog Representative of every Sound, and the Conjugaton of the Verbs regulai, irregular, and defective, with their true Pronunciation. • By L' ABBE TARDY, Late Master of Arts in the University at Paris. A New Edition, Revised. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Dane, and Dr°wit, Paternoster-row; aud W. Clarke, New. ond-street. . . • IX A SUPPLEN.IENt to the PH ARMACOKEIK: being a TREATISE on PHARMACOLOGY In pc beret; biclitiifis not only the.Otuts and Octspotnids which ate lied Practlaselentot blidicips, bat abo those which are meld byCbetßiatas god 1 - Arbalifies, for other rorrgiee flier with a collection ofthb Mast died IlledlealForittils; an . planation of the Cannictione owdlty Physicians and Drunitts4 the Medical Aseangentant of the Articles of the Linclou Mat t hutopaia, with their Doses at one Tien.; similst 'list of the Indigenous Plants o f the British Islands, which are capable. being used in• Medicine. &c. and also a very copious Index, English and Latib, of the r stifles Names by width the Articles have been known at different Periods. By SAMUEL F.RED.F.RICK GRAY, Lecturer op the • * " Maeda h:ledica. Prinied . for.T. and G: Underwood, 31, Fleet-street. Amen Vlimi WI ? _ _ ler thelVtahltxdbAllt I. - V: Dittman mt two Vislonee , .... " • . , l ers lits tram llionart4 Opertit,loe . 1 . Nos. 1 and 3 of Airs for Violoncello, and Rut ancomp e4eirgi bls Melodies: far ditto'. 45.--:Kreut; aorta celehrefea'Solo for the Violin, with a Piano-for* ionero panlroeof(adi fib.) fs. the Manuscript presented to the Pultilitheir by Mr.. Spognolettl-d-Overtures in Patti, by Mosart—fi4o4llo- vanni, dotneneo, 55.—11 Manor, • Clemenza, ss.—Overture to Opferfest, by. Wlnte Peeping Tent, Arnold, ss. Ike. Sce;--Two new Meet llntnes, vie. riele's for Teatlting the )lames of the Notes In di - two Chefs; &e. and Jones's for Teaching %be Itoslintettta- of 'Thee,. beiorof the - highest importance for Juvenile Stud y! cash 31.6 d. Pcn.lished by C. Wheatstone and Co. HU PIRA IL* This day was published. In Bvo. price 121. ON SCRIPTURE DIFFICULTIES. Wetity Discodises, preached before the 'University 'cif Cam. - bridge, in the Year 1842, at the Lecture founded by-the Ark '- John Hulse, M. Q.. By the Bev. C. morsoir, Fell. Magd. anfiVicat Litititam 'Yorkshire. Prince& for • Baldvai."Llrallock, aril 34, I,onden. By whom also are published, of the tam Author, • I. On the Evidences of Christianity. The First Course or. Iliac= Lectures. for 1820. Price Its. 11. The Chronology of our Savtoutes Life; or. Afr In into the true Time of the Birth, Baptista, and Cruaidtidia of Jaws Cowry. Cy°. 61. • J re NSON'S JURITCI.I ENTIRE NEW EDITION, WITH ALL Tim RECENT 'ACTS. This day was published, in Three large Volk Bvo. price V. 14s: APRACTICAL EXPOSITION of the LAW relative to the OFFICE and DUTIES of a JUSTICt of the PEACE,• chiefly oat of Session. By W st. DICKINSON, Fsq. - Barrister at T.aw, and one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, London: Printed for Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy; J. and W. T. Clarke; It. Ptseney ; J. M. Itichardson; and G. and W. B. Whittaker. By whom also Is published, in one volume, tvo. A -Practical Gable to the Quarter Sesaiaill and other Sessions of the l'eaoe. Price IL 45. 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' , T , • .:NDlitt 'a ._— Pft.o'....*:TlON OF DoviaftratENT, ~.;: . .-IIY ItOTA.T 4 I e ETTAIXTrz PA WIT, .. pitANTED to itQll4ll.l' • Fog)), kor his Nitclir • Ow. , universall gu y Ipenvu by Ow' or PECTOIAL AIZAIK of trmi(AMID, itedGreet IterinittiNe Medi- • 'jerked a lt:rea l t i l T bj _ 43l !fi l e ' r ee 'w."ellii which I! 'mended threughomislie IL eked ; &mesons and on the ton ? dame, ,as the. ntoei efseaciouisandsafe remedy fur Coughs , Colds, Asth‘ . teas, ttio,Ping eau li; and ail 'Obstructions of the Breast ana Lunts.--:ne Wet - it kw obtained over every othei preparatimt, and the - exteostve demand, ealiciencly prove its se. .periority, which . may be ascertained at any uf, the principal Veftders of Medicines in the Ucited kingdom. Prepared only and sold by the Patentee To. 9, Eden Grove, Holloway; • also by all the principal Dealen iti Aledicine itt Towrt and Country; in bottles at 10e. 6d. ;Is. 6d. 2s. lid. and Is. 9d. esch.—'llts Public will please to observe, that each bottle item. closed In wrappers printed in red inkr and Aivied hi the hand writing of the Patentee. without which it cannot he genuine. ; Uighly deserviag the attention of the Public. To Mr. CA HA M, Proprietor of V RI, NOS' VEGRTABLV SYRUP, $2, Berner'eAtreet, thtford.street. 27th. November, 1822. SIR —I should have done myself the pleasure of • waiting tin you, to thank you for the benefit I have received by taking eighteen bottlei of your VEGETABLE SYIWP OP DE VF.I2N;OS, but at present I am not equal, at my ad vanced age, to performing the journey. Give me kayo brie, u, Mama you. that I.wis alnkted with a terrible scorbutic coat. : plaint for many years, so exceedingly bad, that to the yetr 1817, I was under the necessity bf retiring from a public situation i at .that period I bad been under earlobe Inedicti men, without any material benefit, and ceminhed in e istiserable state . of existence. tilt about the year 1821, when I seat induced to try your Ve.. getable Syrup umy lait resource. At thia time I Was in a most deplorable and wretched condition, frightful to see.; but I. have the pleasure to add; that by a continuation of the Vegetable Syrup, bad as I wee, it relieved-me Irons exereelailsig pain s -by' healing up an my-safes after a plentiful discharge, and perfectly eradicated die disorder, even at my advanced age of 64 years. Mrs. Barton will de herself the *Wert df calling on you th the course of a few days, perhaps next wee when she can el -1 piths anything you may *id% to 'be of tit:tetttd m y ease. • In , the meantime I am persuaded this letter will hi gra.: tifying to your humanity. And remain, Sir, With all possible respect, Your obliged humble Servant, GEOR,G,E DA ItTON, 111 r. Kerby's, the corner of Mansfield.plaee,Kedtish TOvin: The Syrup, which is_a safe though * powerful substitute for mercury in all cases, and removes those evils which in Valle. cesaful use of that mineral occasions, is prepared, according to the vecilia of the late Mr. Swainsoo, entrusted lb his immediate Successor and Nephew, Mr. Capham alone, by whom it is sold ferher's.o- Oeford-etteet, i• PW --------- -- - - -- + ------ !--"••••••=wwww -- 7.- -- "=” ------- 7" -- 7-77.1•••17 - 7-7 -- -• • - .:7—___ -- . .- - '7 -1 `....." 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I . . . ai . • DISEASES OF TILE EYE. - ' : Ott Ark Ittlionitittßiftist4its rtfAittitiCtiketA, • - Tem stesO.Mitt MISLYSKEII. • j 'f7 l -: ...'s: TIVRIGIAT h(Sik to hi te . dicpitaiihri TIGKIISONS afflicted . with obstinate „CR:RUNIC ' - Wii Aiefittliithltafhli 304 tirestel. itlholre• • •ig Sid T " ..Wairr.Vitit• old . _maxim AIR& k itzrimwine opts of TthiCREDI, too ar :OP. Tios • i i t re- I Millka*.. Of • Prtienthil `siPite 4 hillAh* NOth Yea"' A. OPTH &LAM A, or IPICIPIENT C.A . I 4 A RAM', Whip - '' . Ali thy win psilitillbod,isi Wyss rico MK :-. h osf • . y of, i h,,,_-e tempr .r op , ftte .p luie , , ii „,.... irrlrdervi.; 0 - Plifiltiielf; lit - theif fOittlahtt Oiled*, have not hien rOieved by the usual treatment , are recomnamderi i t . SUPPLEMENT to the Pll ARM ACONEIK : erettes for theilholoialloAg I. F. Doran . - 8 - --, 1 . . 7; c oam iti.l, 4 .- I 38, tits4siadtass), to apply to Mr. MARSHALL, Regent-strect, Vinftlitaisintlfb, being a TREATISE no PH A ENIACOLOG 1' Inge- Airs from Ilfosares ()peon, tor two Vionfin t =p . '-- 1 . . I it, HoLioal , i corner of Coventry-street, Westminster. nerd; Inclisslifig not only the.bruts and °impounds which ate Nos.i sod .t2 - q Airs (or Viebinceilo, arid Base ancomp r Vihndawiwains Fifty-two Cegltales Ille..wispele of which • • TEL day was ptiblished, in Ittmo. price /s. toil—nu . . f•-•- • • hildkilliv hat o ur lima- ch- Ire 9,44 Wh .4 i It-i-tiveinf-ntst irbb Melodies: for ditto'. 45.--:Kreut-' • • Oscan , an her Favourites in One Daz. , .., , th 1 of £30,000 . 9 tif b is y " Cbe k list rrikli soor l ' -tagi utlits eglidi ,_ood lierb?li' Ks, fur other rorrOset :loge- z°r 44l celeheek .. .a'olo for the Violin, with a Pia' ao-fortg ninon - A N EXPL A N ATORY PRONOUICICING pic- aer with a collection often mint Meld MetitCalForftthis; an Rio • inidroeut . (adi fib.) as. the Manuscript presented to the PuJiltodiser t g ... 10,000 9 ... 300 AN TIONARY of the FRENCH LANG HA G F.; In . Wench planeness of the Cantructisine usedity Physicians sod Dturstits ; . by Mr r Spagnolettl-a-Overtures io Patti, by Mosatt—ltao4lin- e a v n e d iy Ei s t y g u hlis i ! a w re he d r i e st in inc t t h ly e exact markec lo . uu T t a w n m tt ch Aer are leuluti prw ort axed, ot th hu e e M opeg edical ia, witArtah. their Dost t 7 , f a t t be one A l releks, iee liff i t an he li Len ue it; ofPi t i a b e e ., e i a a rin c i4 rn 6 s. e z z : s d s otu ._ e ow neo er , tu s r e. e — to ll op Di re, rot res tor t. , ,b7 6s wi .---I:„ nrm ica r t rme . JOT •• . 1 ... -- ' o#ooo 26 200 4 ••• 1,000 - . &c. &c. &c. the Principles of the French Pronunciation, Prefatory Hired Indigenous Plants of the British Islands, which are capahle.of Peeping Tem, Arnold, ss. &c. &c;--Two new' %Net Mites, i 3. mg J. Sisnwastreir base aboady shored and sold in the pre- ? i o n s f or us i ng t h e S pe lli ng Representat i ve of every Sound, and being used in • Medicine ., Ste. and also a very copious Infix, vie. Pick's for Teadring the Kate, of the Notes in ttii•owo • ~ lig utter t, 4018, a Plitt of set", besides other CaPitali- the Conjugation of the Verb s regu l a r, irregul a r, a n d d e f ect i ve , English and Latin, of t h e estions Names by wilt& die Articles Chefs; Ste. and Jones's for- Teaching the Rudinteuta- of • Tike,. 'The Lotter/ ends To-leotatoies that being the Ina and only day with their true Pronunciation. ' have been Marti at. different Periods. being - of the-highest importance for Juvenile Stud, cub Stk. W. al. i • • II •111. ••• a Ina v.., 4 • at his house, No. Se, Iferher'swereet oeffinl:itteet, it its. a rattle ; it is also sold by Mr. Canlatti's Agents in London, am( ill ern)! c onsiderable town in 'the United 'Kingdom; and ..thi Concentrated, for warm climates, by his deputed Agents isi ' lee He* linlies- 1 viz.--Iller:srs. Mackintosh aad Co. Caieuttai and )bare . Forbes:mi s er. Bombay: • •. : ' •,.... -., . I - A - MIKES .NU E P ju f Utis eating, 6n 'all Its draies, the ,EN ' Eltl.l-A 1. DIVIEWS* Otereare ntal) rill-is a Aare, else:isking of ow lies,4n case, wilt ionaeonointa the patient of the certaint)%of his recovery. Nothing; cE . be Ater contrived. tretterWe, or. nnl ie . t4 . l . lnrrtliphtpe j thYt fiereitikaa are Aped to go jour- mAlto sea salt • ebhahemelit iitii . re:it - rent of; Ilieti, tSikAiiiilli'Oeietil. 011'Ateitientlifferaiilict)iiIiiPrehd dirk 11/61111 cite*** (i/ettliwitalt,regeohta, lo w s tn. ;W e l e , g rAri b t ri f f iAr i t ir alOi : , ttnikili d i;it !th rjp i tlielK si n 4Al4o9llol4**"‘X4ba" *VI' r44 2l 4b i lid: ea r ie. aboyeg g erir, Saida timeliest eight met- . ittlitt at 44. fteptilesw 7. , TA YLOt atti , oo24 • et the :IMO Cefte.o - Sairreit lid- A* . ‘ • ' , ki , ) %0! u s id st i A i F e* lnAtertri o( I IWO. 7- d pe4!igrq.. t :cts, N. Twbatlidtiorr una L. W ..' • ''', - vi j • May itf i iiiil. l 44 . ..by r ?iti - •Awratetil. , idiih; id :64e'reY.4101101. • - . ,g4g: • s *i p 4/44,11k1wilri 1 - oplioidalta ' - • - 4 64 i nitl "t v .., goat 4'...111.: 1 t ' IIN V ir e f t % L : ‘‘...it : i MiV At .•• • • ' , • • , - . - !I BRAMAWS PATENT PORTABLE PENS. 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