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In a careful and minute. revision, he has corrected massy errors, and e uddi•iin' of snore Thin Thirty Thousand fresh articles, will 'et his desire of , rendering the - present - Edition deserving of e spa blit appmbstion ' p hh, IT AD LE:l—Superfluous Hairs 'are one of the great: 1 11 . 24 ekedrawhacks 4:ons.thibeenty and loveliness of the Female race, Arms, Su. TR.F.Isf 1"S Da ImA-roar linasediately removes hein, sod leaves the :Ain softer atad , fisirer than it was before the iipplication. It is used in the arst circles of Fashion and Rank— ed how stands unequalled in all dfelvortd: -lids. sold wholtkale andeentil by, B. Perrin, He. 39, Southamp on-street, Caveat Garden ; and retail by Bacon and Co. 150, 07.- °rd-street ; newts and Co. 45 do.; Turner, 70, Bond-street ; limit'', 119, do.; Overton, 47;•tio:1 Bbwman, 102, do. •;" Danger field, Berkeley-square ; Walker, 7, St. I ames's•street ; Harding, 'And co. inp,•Patt Mall ; Biagi, OS, Cheapside ; Golding, 42, Com illa ; and. all the • principal , Perfumers and Medicine Ven dersin .Londoo.. To l'ersous in. the. country inclosing payment pod postage tar - Ittr: Perrin; as abdee, he will immediately for itveril Jr; "riots le. • • • - • ' • 9.MALE ATTRACTION.' j.QUPERFLIJOUS Hairs.have ever been considered kj as one of the greatest . blemidtes in a female face. ALIzItY.D's COMPOSMON, universally esteemed at the Court of France; and Ent prepared for the beautiful Antoinette, is earnest. ly recommended to the Ladies, for crectually eradicating all Su pestations Kars fmittihe face and aoss, wtthinit causing the least unpleasant sensation; the skin, by the application, becomes •evi dently more cleft and delicate, and consequently the complexion Is essetitlailt.hapeosteds ' Sold M packets, at 31.6 d. and 3s. each, wholesale and retail, by l‘ro. dept-street ; Hendile asd Sons, Tlchborne street ; Catty, 52, N...tv .Band-Street; Cryer. 118 - ,; Ceti:NW and Ludgate street; Shaw. sod Edwards,- St. Paul's .oh:web-yard; Berry. Greeli;street, Wirieu, 41, Cheipside ; Withers, Swandi Match:Mild:quid Bargent,43, Ling-Acre ; Vickery, lavistodestoset ; lii?watan • • New • Bend-street ; Rolland:, St.' atnes'astreet ; Crept:nu, liieepool; Mrs: Marriott, Parade, p4:wi a lts Htll, I .l2ressitelepStnititi Edittlrurgh; Bull, Dame-morel, f Nadia every capitaLsown* duo linked Kingdom. 114 it. FOIL THE TEE:FIi..- 5 1ROTTER'S .POWDER‘ rooked and "used by their Royal 'Highnesses the Dukes of , CL AR t Nct and Xeste,; and universally used hj. the Otst persons I of rank in this Kingdom, and all Foreign Court!, and Gentle- I men in the Army and N.IV y, who have found the good elFects 'n long voyages above thew 2.5 years. . I .ROTTE-11 ) S - ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE ; • or, ASIATIC TOOTII POWDER, acknowledged by the izndlost respectable medical authorities—used by many, and recont ed; The Psirder cleanses and beautifies the teeth, sweetens breath, possesses no acid that can corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful polish 'on the teeth. From its astringency it' strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy (which often proves the destruction of a whole set of teeth), and pcestrves sound teeth from decay, decayed teeth from becoming worse, and fastens those.whiels are loose. In the estimation of this', who have been in the habit of using it, it prevents the return of the toothache, with which before they had been violently enfant, and obviates the necessity of that most disagreeable of all • opetstiontooding the Teeth. Likewise a TINC run c which possesses the power of easing the most violent Toothache, and the wash with the Pow. der..--A caution •sgainsi• plurdsasing• any Asiatic. Teetisakswder without " M. Tfatter" on the stamp pn the top of the boa—all • others are counterfeits. s t .l.i.,..eibelesale and retaikbythe Pis/winos., No. e, Beaufort buildings, Strand ; and by appointment, at most Of the wholesale Perfumers in Londan • and, out of town, by Mr. Simmer t,' • Portsissoisarillid !M ss A lfa, 4 14 0 - 0 if hfr•lte:lehtrP l / 1 1 10 4elt ; Ml'. ' ()tartrate, Dock. ditto;, htis,Shparcliff and Prosser, Bristol ; Mr, Vine, Bath? VT'. 'llontpsoo; I. of Wight ; Mr. COrhett, Nor ' unchain . • Mes•Pollett, Celanese to Reeler, Osfeed4 Harrtia•and Green, Ipswich ; Mr. Dyer,_Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Town:oi, Chlitlranz; Jacobs, Sheerness; Lifell Southelsrpton I Aldred; Yartabutli ;, and Mr. Deualasott, Heighten I. Mrt Dawsoiii Lister tool ; and every capital town throughout England. i 0 . 0 Please to ask for Trotter. Ider ttaine is'Avrttteu ao the Stsatpu• BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. J.ETTERS .I).AT 4 ENT. WATSON" PURE TRANSPARENT SOAP. This beintiftd product of modern Discovery is offered with confidence to the fashionable World. kis the roost excel lent, and• at the same tittle the most mild, innocent, and relined Soap that has ever been made. Mon of the First eminent:tin chemistry have examined it:; and its original and most peeillar character of Transparency is one of the strangest iodisation* of its superi ir excellence. The einrriest,delicacy, and softness it gives to the complexion, are absolately unequalled.; and many Ladies of distinction; whie are affectel In the most distressing manner by every other Soap, and have condescended to mate trial of this, have im.me !lately lib floured it withiheir patronage and support.' Gentlemen, who find shaving a difficult operation, will receive the greatest satisfaction froth the Transparent heap, It affords a fine permanent lather, which softens the beard, and renders the action of the razor surprisingly pleasant, close, smooth, and easy ; and it leaves the akin soft, flexible, and free from the slightestfrri tasion. It is sold by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, Charing-cross; Keith and Co. No. 30, Haymarket ; Rigge, 31, New Boml-street; Lowe, 300, Strand; D..vison, 59, Fleet-street ; Tanner, 75, New Bond-street; Rine, 65, Cheapside ; Mimes and Co. 46, O. ford-street ; and most othersespectable Patentees in Town sued Country. ANTI-110 PET !GENES, For thosedeiplorable, and hitherto hies rable Diseases, the King's Evil, Scrofula, Strunta, Scurvy, Gout, Rlienntatism, Piles, Le-' prnay, antrall-Dibarders originating in an impute state of the BlOod. THE ANTI-IMPETIGENES is founded on a chymical and philosophical basis, warranted by the expe rience of a series of years, sanctioned by " Culien's Practice of Phyde stet Nosulo2,y," and prepared by S. SOLOMON, M.l). Gilead House, near-Liverpool.. Whopledges himself to the Public, that thislvieditine is pert ctly innocent in its nature, safe in its application, and powerfully effi cacious in every species of I , impetigenes, ofdepraved habit, with affections of the Skin." It is of the utmost importance to those afflicted with any of these direful diseases, to their friends and re latives, as well pa to the rising generation, that such hereditary complaints marte speedily removed, and the blood purified from every degree of miasma. The King's Evil, Struma or Scrofula, are hard, schirrous, and often indolent turnouts that affect the glands of the neck, under the chin, arm-pits,groin, hams, arms•and wrists, and most cons manly are seated in the neck and beneath the• ears. To remove these obstinate symptoms, the whole Materia Medics has been tried, with very little success, and the unhappy sufferer left to drag on•a life of misery ! Many are craWling along ott crutches at this moment, whom the Anti-Imps/ferries rest Ore to health and vigour, if recourse was had to it. The directionsgiv'en with each bottle are plain, and its applicatiorr Is attended with Lute or no trouble. The Anti-impetigines is an alterativz and periAirr of the blond, its operation is gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible; it is the best suWtltute that has ever been discovered for that dangeb ous mineral Mercury; it IWetens the blood and stimulates It to expel all Aoxiuus and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and invigorating both body and mind.—For scorbutic cutaneous eruptions, dry or wet leprosy, the Anti-im pet;gines certainly claims a pre-teninenceerver all other medicines, being aecidedly adapted for -the speedy removal of these corn plaints, and will not only clear-the skin, but heaball * old sores and ulcers of ever so long standing. in disorders where salivation has repeatedly failed, when no other remedy could restore the unhap ;I:fferer to that health he anftd-ttinately lost, the Asti-lined. wilt be footed the great and as reoterel , hf health andhrigour. , Sold• by every respectable Meador Vender to the. getki finOcs. • 'Vide . Cdlea's Practise of Vigtiiiii t JULY 16‘ ' A nstmeroneWieeting'of the- States of Lower AU- • 'fstria is appointed for the 17th ing: in which delibera !thins- Willise held with regard - to theorganieation'. of ,astandiug4n4itia,- Field Marshal Lieutenant Count ;g4ktvirath:Liebsteinsky i Commander in . Chief of IrThwasybrartiai`yebterday evening again set ou t on hi s franca thither, • . • - TONNINGEN, JULY' 11. . Yesterday:hit Excelleney the Prineeif Pottte Corvo. time , and on his arrival' Was sainted by the • hither cannon oh the.batteries ' and • from the ships in our Reatfi. Xhiedivision ofi the. SPanish; regiment of Algarva wbiclies here was marched out to. receive . '.the. Prince, aid,titese troops were .reviewed •by his .Highness. Oil - the departure of the Prince. fee Hu- - sum, he eras accompontedby-the Spanish troops, who asked permission to lease with him a-det chment of. their number, as a guard. These brave troops ay. peared proud of the honour of. accompanying the brother in law of their Sovere:gn: • BANKS OF THE MAINZ; JULY 19; The Austrian Field Marshal Berme . Von *imp: fen, has passel through Augsburgh, on his way to Paris: Three thousand men are daily employed in the demolition' cf the fortress of Brannau, and by,the end of September it will be completely demolished. s.r. PETERSEVPGH; MIX 9. Ths following Ukase has appeared here : " The Imperial Chamber. of. Commerce' hereby makes known to the .merchants belonging to the port _ of Petersbargh, that no merchant ships -with - Russian predate, belonging' to any nation whatever, shall sail from those ports of the Baltic 'which are blockaded t i r the English or Swedes, so long at thelolotkade con. tinttes.--St. Petersbargh, Jape 23, 1808." - MENTZ, JULY 26. The fortifications.of this citrate to be considerably enlarged, and a part of the Hockheim vineyards will in consequence be destroyed. It is calculated • that 60,000 men will be necessary to garrison this city, and that 250,000 will be requisite to besiege it. The de tachments of cavalry which lay dispersed in our neigh;. bourffood 'Are broke up for Spain. In Cassel' an d in this city there-are various depots, consisting. of 4000 'men' each, ? who are eery day exercised in firing, ''which is commonly a sign that in a short time they will be about to remove. 'FRANKFORT, JULY 31. On the 27th inst. a numbarof horses belonging to • the Grand DUke of Berg passed throagh here, their further destination not being known, • though some say it is fur Naples. The Prince of Borghese, Colo nel of the 4th Re g iment of Cuirassiers, has come •to ' Bayreuth, where his regiment is cantoned, and • a re. port has prevailed that many French troops are et: petted in those provinces, where there are great ma gazines to be formed. A great deal of Rhenish wine is to be sent from hence for• the use of , the French troops in Spain, it being reckoned by the physicians better lor the soldiers than the wines of Spain. STRASBURGII, JULY 27. Marshal Kellerman, Duke of Valmy, has set out from hence to Molsheins. It is not certain • whethtz his stay in that town will be of anr long duration i bat in 'the mean time it 'appears; that the review of the ;right wing of the! army of reserre beiatfittished; his !Excellency . will shortly. return to the, envirtels of h a Mentz, and from thetree will go to review the - cethre d left wing_of the sante - army. . APCHAFFENtURG, JOLT 30." Aecordin4 to sonteteporti, several persons of re. 'speetability in Westphalia have been tiken into Cus- , itedi, though the cause is not yet fifth: known.- Ge neral Elbe, Inspector of - Artillery; is •come to the Rhine. It is thought that - 1* is charged with the it:- r as tr e ' r 'o n n • of' all the artillery establishments in the: part of the empire. I IFJ.PIERFELD, AUdUST 1. Oar Courant t h is day inakes IcnoWn - the 'following :- f a Yesterday evening, : at half an hour befOre mid slit:l;l6e Provincial Counsellor Theremin received • t ation by a courier, that his territory is taken possession of in the name of the Emperor Napoleon."' Dt*Ethoitii, AIIGOSI' 1. . ____ _ • _ _ _ ' The State Counsellor, M. Beugnot, having arrived here the day before•yesterday, immediately received the compliments of the different Members of the Ad ministration, and yeSterday, in the name of hislinpe irial and Royal Majesty Napoleon, took "yanseitakin of the Grand 'Duchy Of Berg, the officers havittV.to.en Gr. the oath of fidelity. PARIS, AUGUST 2. . . His Majesty the Emperor arrived at Tbuloise -ell the 24th of July. In the newspaper called The Journal of the lpf this day, we'read the following •• For sortie time past, various reports have been . Propagated with regardsto Spain and Portugal. •It has been asserted that the English have obtained Some advantages in these two 'kingdoms ; bet the un-, certainty and contrariety of these reports would alone be sufficient to expose their improbability. It is true that the English, according to their usual custom, have endeavoured to excite disturbances ; but it is also certain that all their efforts to make themsehalk mas ters of the ports and • fleets of Spain -hare • again and again been frustrated. We learn from authentic in formation that they are not in possession of one har bour or fleet. In Portugal they have not succeeded better. They have dared to make propositions to the Russian Admiral lying in the Tagos, but these were rejected with scorn and indignation:" The Grand. Duchess of Berg, who lately Vrived here, will, it is said, in a few dayi, depart for the Setilb ; the State Counsellor Beugno set out on an important mission, on the 26th of July, from hence v the Grand Duchy of Berg... The five -per cent. consolid. are $4 fiancs GO centimes. kIAMORAMS/ESTATE OF DRIEWTON ; EAil' RIDING • • • 'OF Y.OILESHIRE.• 'TONE SOLD BY PitLYATE CONTRAKC. x'cArtrAt PR.EEHOLD: ESTATE, situate' at Drevrton; to the Fait Riding tit the Coaaty of York, cotnptiving a very good Manston•honse, with a garden well wall ed and stocked with frulf-erees,barns, stables, granaries; and a number of useful and convenient outbuiltfings,'and th,.Manot' or Lordship of Drewton with 470-acres of land, or thereabouts. • • The above Estate is tythe-free of corn, hay, wool, and lamb, bat subject to a strarfor 2S sheep from May-day to Michaelmas.. Dreteton is situate in a fine spottlngioantry, and good neigh bourhood, near to the towns of Hull, Brett-ley, Cave and W e lsh& ton, the roads to wizich•are very good: Four or five thbueivid rounds may, if agreeable to the purchaser. remain on security .of .premises.. • Me. Thomas Phrton the teniat vet ihew - the premises; and' ' urther particulars may be know* on application to Mr. Samuel' Mall, of Enrerley, .Yorkshire, Attorney at Law ; Mr. John 'Hall. near Beverley ;or to r. John Harrison the owner, Great Driffield, Yorkshke. %.1 • TO BE LET, for the residue of &term, which will expire ton days previ no to Midsummer 1810, UTEST GREEN HOUSE, near Heartleyßovr, . v v in the County of Southanipton, 88.miles•frilit London.; and within one mile of the. Great. Whitern .itotelytigethilettrith three Pieces of rich Meadow Lend adjdiaing; containing is the , whole by estimation 26 Acres. The House consists of a.Drawing-room'27 feet by 10, and . Study adjoining, Dining-room 22 feet by TO, Library, capital (itches, Butler's Pantry,aidlidatekesper's Room on ele second oor, Eve good Bed-rooms on tho second'. floor, and -excellent ttics, Brew-house, Laundry; Wash-house, and all other conve lent Offices detached; Double 'Coach-house, one six, and two dive-stall Stable', with good Rooms for. Servoits over two of the Stables, the whole hi complete repair • very extensive Flower and' C.itchen Gardens walled h i , well stoc ked with choice Fruit...trees in full bearing, and large Green-house. The Furniture, which is modern and in the first style ol ele gance, and Fixtures- may be purchased by the 'T Li . a nt at a value tion;.or rented with the House.—Pinisession may behad imme diately. To- he viewed with tickets, to be had of Messrs. Bland? and Saunders, Solicitors, Reading, of whom further particulars may be known. ~. Just im, orted and published, in Ito. price 11, 11s. 6d. The Ninzh..Vohime of StATIC RESE4II2CHES ; or; Transactions of tha•Society instituted In Bengal, for inquiring into the HAStory and Antiqu Ow. Arts, *luaus, and 44w-rail/ie. tf Asia. Calcutta: Printed at the Hindoostanee press and sold hf T. Calell mid W. Davies ( boukseUers to the-Asiatic Society) in the strand. ' Of whom may be had, a few remaining copies of the 6th, 7th, and lith volurnes.• Thb day a. Published, pried t'.a. 6d. SLAIN ;STATEMENT. of the CONDUCT A of both PASTIES, tho impunity. and CARPO§ITIONi . Y towards his Royal Highness the Duke of ORK, with derails of the recent. iestraonligasy comities .or . -Fani• MOIRA • and Mr' WINDHAAI... Qum sealant ensnet . d fradit ncmo. Hi.writer bums, illinon Published'hy I i. D .Symonds, and to be had of al lin,..lcsellers. • SPAIN This day were published, in two .elegant Volumecsmall octavo, price 10s 6d. in boards, illustrated with a Map of Spain, and several other Engravings, TRAVELS. through SPAIN and PORTUGAL, -A- recently performed by an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN , containing accurate Delineatkns of the Ms suer as and Domerrtc CONDITION of , that Country, with Anecdotes of she PRI NVE of Pence, &c. &c. Estimates of the Power .and Resources of the Spanish Monarchy, and o, her intrres±4l and authentic particulars. " Half a word fixed up - od, or near the spot, is worth a cart-load of recollectioris."--Gaex's I.z T Printed for RrctrastO Putt ties, Bridge-street; and to be had of all Bookst3lers inTown and Country: Of whom may be hid, . The PREQE NTI"STATE . of PERU.; by I. SKI linftß, Esq. with Enenvitigs, price 454,1n•beartis.. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATDCONTBACT, KNIGHT'S HILL HO U$E, w i t h au i ta bl e . Offices, Coach House, Stable, &c. and upwards of One Bandied and Ten Acres of Land, the property of the late Loan THUR LOVI4 Further Particulate. may be known on applientlaii:aelkft; Jams' Office, 3. New dig:smell-Court, Lincoln's IrampLestliasse where a Pl-n of the Estate may be seen. N. B. To he eiewelby Tickers only. lz- Tly bit _~