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• U.. 11 I 1 • • P ) 41 liew....11.0•=1~1,111,11•••••. GoVERNMENT LOTTERY; FOR a MONEY ! t! Tickets cheaper than for Thirty Years. sore Prizes than Blanks. T en Thonsand Pounds Money for First Prize. Three £20,n00 Money Prizes. E v ery other Capital, and every other Prize, all 4, Corshill, ard T. BISII, Stock-Bri 9, Cbaring-Cross. LADIES GOING TO INDIA, &c. IaRS. REI3IIER'r, 187, Strand, Corner of stu. del-street, beg... , leave to acquaint Ladies goin: West Indies, :net she always keeps an extensive. ARTICLES REA DY MADE, the; are necessary v oyag e, ad for a Residence in India, viz. —Chemises, to; Lang Gowns, Caps, Petticoats, Pocket Jlandl s o o t y, Redding of every description, eksant s ol ing and Eveding Dresses in great variety, at the delve prices. T i dies tract have their own 3I ATER IA LS for D. 0 6, u p in the most fashionable manner ; and they will advantage in applying to Ma. H. for their Outfits, r l ege to supply every Article that may be required, c ad to skip them, without trouble to the parties. of Con l i e ruen, as usual, supplied with every necessary.—Corner two ...street. ;/ u t /N.9RED AND, EIGIITY POUNDS WORTH S DA vet TABLE Litnim AT HALF-PIU,CL: FRENCH' CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS M, TUB DOZEK. . VINE I-INDI:ED AND FIFTY DAMASK LI TABLE CLOTHirom One Yard and a Quarter Co T yards long, 170 Dozen' Damask Napkins to match; Seo pieces of Russia, Scotch, and Irish Sheetings ; 270 Al..•rseilles quilts and Counterpanes, 450 Z'iecel kluckaback Towelin”, No Pius of Russia Towelings, 6w pt td yard ; 10 Boxes 7-vitlis 4-4ths Irish Linens • s ev e ral Jinxes of French Cambria ; se Pieces of Eli-wide Long C10th5...610 Pieces of Chintz Fur ore; lid. a y ard , worth Es. SOO Pieces of Jacconot, Cant bk. Moll, and Book Muslin.; 1,000 yards Rich Plain and Fi- Gros de Naples; 7 80 Shawls and Scarfs , 500 f'a'ces of the essl Moreens, 181 a yard ; 95 Pair of Blar:kets, 5 Bales of Wilik Flannels, and every description of Goads for Charitable term MI the above Lots are selling at CRAIG and POTLY'S Family Linen Warehouse, 77, Oxford...greet, at egad their real value. REAL BARGAINS.—ADVANTAGE OF CASH.— J. JAY, havh , s made extensive purchases for cash, re sinfully solicits attention to the following Prices, as a con tusing proof that nothing of the kind has ever been offered be !" within 50 per cent.—Ladies' Morning Dresses, white irked ditto, 4s. 10d. rich fionnced, Bs. beautiful Chintz Japan ditto, Bs. elegant Cayla Ball Dresses, only Bs. superb coloured &Made, ditto, ills. sold everywhere else at 408. white ditto, tit yards long, at 215. never offered before under 42.5. and a very sprrior novelty from latest Parisian designs, which is peculiar Obis House, with the choice of Twit Thousand Shawls and Surfs, copies of Oriental patterns, at nearly half price, with an *at assortment of Gros de Naples, plain and figured Same sty Gauzes, Poplins, Stc. &c. at unheard of low prices; also, offal ll,:les of Counterpanes and Marseilles Quilts, just opened; 84tits Counterpanes,l's. 6d. 12-4 tbs ditto, 103. 15-4ths ditto, 18. with 5000 14-4ths Marseilles Quilts, of the best quality, •2515. agular price,42s. at his family Linen, Muslin, Silk, blexcery, al Shawl Wanehonse, liegcnt-street, two doors from the circus, Oxford.stieet. V' Just imported, 10 Boxes of the last bleached Irish Linens, ran 91 yard, very good Is. and Is. 2d. beautiful is. 6d. a *lie Piece at the wholesale price. Those Ladies wasting the *we articles will find a saving of full 50 per cent. LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, for every Description of CABINST • TURN I TUR E, FEATHERBED and MATT.RESS MANUFAC TORY, N 0.71, Corner.): LEA DEN AL 1.-STREET,I*O - opposite Aldgate Pump, USADY liloNy.y these. THE S ciety of Cabinet-Makers respectfully inform .L the Public that they still footloose. the,abows Vastablishmont, fit the Benefit of Indestrious Mechanics who hate large Fami. les,by offering them Manufactured Articiesim the Cabinet Line, I ibrbdst Workmanship, and Cheaper than Loy Hotise can do in London by twenty-five per cent. there Wag no other profit re sired on the Goods but the bare house exPenses; kt the same re will be sufficiently satisfied with having constant I.lliploy. ant for themselves ar.d families. This Society was Established in June, 1818, cocAoting,of CO Ikehanics, adding the number of their Wives and Families, amounted to 66; in June, 1819, 5 more were added to the . So any; in Jane, 1820, 10; andin June . lB2l, 8. The total bl2m bo now receiving Support threogh the . Means of this tatablish. meat is 191. The Society and their Fandlles_ beg leave to Morn their sin. an thanks to those Ladies and 'pentlemen Who' hive, Mtherto honoured them with their Orders and Rectimmendations, and all always feel happy in their endeavours- to give future sa- Olfaction ; at the same time solicit a Contionmace of their Be nevolence, whereby they mazy be enabled to increase the Nonl ife of the Society. lellowing Articles are inserted as a Specimen of the very Low Prices, all warranted. --,Ready hloney only. • Full sir: Mahogany four-post Bedstead, lath bottom £3. 15s. ...fell size tent Bedstead £l. 65.-Bordered hair • Mattress te ha. is.- lahogany I)ravrer, solid ends. 35..--7kestlaer Bid I aft tos.--Ditto, free from dust and smell, full size £3. 10$.-e -&japanned Chairs of any description in 65.-hest do. Mesh-hand-stand 163.-Ditto, Dressing Table 168.-Hearth lisp 145.-3 feet 6 inches, Chest of Drawers £4. hot mahogany Pembroke Table £l. ling.-Three-foot ditto ea pillars and claws 43. 15s. -Mahogany Dressing Table £l.- Ditto Bidett, best 11. 43.-Ditto Bedsteps - Bs.-Ditto ditto tes.-Ditto ditto £2: Box Glass, 2 drawers, best British Plate 55.-Ditto ditto 1:1. 65,-Ditto ditto £l.lBl. -Ditto Swing Glass, large size, commoda 85.-IBit° ditto 56.- Ditto ditto Bs.-r-Lliuo ditto 128.-Sea Bed and Pillow ss. 6d.- - Ditto ditto 65.-Ditici ditto 75.-Tray Stand 7s. -Long reif Tray 14.---Japanned Book Shelf 71.-Tea Caddy 10s.- Portable Desiv2lse 4 4.lteak covers in number 14s. --Music Chairs l -.Oily patters 96 6d.......fgett I t lohogany Chairs, cover‘d with hone hair, bran nailed ,46. 66.-6 ditto ditto :£6. 155.-8 ditto ditto " 73.-8 . Trafalgar ditto £9. 95.- Mahogany Sofa 'to much £7. 10s.--bitto Couch : ell.; ice - - D itto ditto £ll. Ebtootith Bedstead £7. les.-..-.Set Makotany Card and bola I - Toles, on touted legs, banded io rose-stood Lts. 1.55 . .-.Sct of 1 y Tables, two Card ansLtioNott,piilars and claws Xl2. t i -Vtto, the b .st chat cati.be made-to order Or paitern 'lle. tem.-Handsome 7 foot 8, pedestal Sidcbeetrd, with aimed hick ,617.-Ditto 7 foot £16.-Ditto 6 foot 51.1 otts.-s-See of Binh* Tables, of the last pattern, 4 10411 by: l 9 foo t 6, £ i , l Biue, foot '2 by 11 foot 6, ,CIS.-.0140, 4 foot Bby Mt foot , 6 ,'416. 16..-If Spanish, an advance of £3. 10s.-Straw I'4l - £l. is.-Tent Bedstead and furniture .E5.155.-Bamhoo Bedstead and French elliptic top, with drapery and hinges £B. 3111.--Five-foot tualiogsny• four-post, Bedstead and _furniture, • midi French draperies , lined all. through , ccupple .15..105..- Tire.toot ditto ditto £l6. 105.- .Ditto, ditto, wiih co: nit:, of a seperior make, ,ElB.los.Dittia ditto, with gold corr,ice, elegant Alarm £20.-Drawing-toom Cotten*, of the best Muehear.d Cliotz, Sued for wiudow, ,L8.85.-s-Ditto 4 11 a staperior and elegant style qi.work, 410, 0r..-!...-.Prosviihi - SIM rose-wood-Drawing-room.Teafalgar.(eair Ditto, Stith bow, xeo.-Table, 2 Covers, and S6fs. aC3B. ass' -Ditto I%a-Drawing-mom Sofa 66.-Ditto...C7s V.-71)/ti 0 IC/ $l.--liorse-hair Cushions, eachJe. Bd.-f avered,ili 414, „ W. Tfl VAN E4,L, Agent. crlol l3l l* Tok./64.110 PP/t l O 9 . Goods packet: free of expense, except the ipaterials ' and sent “jallparts of Great Britain, and to the San and Weft indica.— "gaPikins fitted out, and Monchnots sopplisdAtrith.Cabinet.GoOd s 'iffllZPPortation. .°•• apartwcuta Famished at a few hOpre. notice; and Rouses in two or foot days. W. B. fIUDSO24rBV tiotzoserr4tergi , " 11111 limbo jJ PA RI.LL A. • 77' estensive use of Satsawilla in MedicatPrac; tice flr some y" rim t, having rendered it an . Object of P importance tOirtocote a kpreparittkin ert it'in a convenient form, kiss fIl bistt taiejury by king than tike Decdction usually pre scribed, this Concentrated Syrup is recommended as possessing the properties of the Sarsaparilla Root, without ~liability to change by long keeping, and as being,..froni its portability, well adapted to the use of persons travellidg, or residing abroad.— Two table spoonfuls of the Syrup contain tbe . sanie quantity of , Sarsaparilla as a pint of the simple Decoction. kreprivci and soid by W. V. Ilunson, Chemist, 35, Bay , market, London. - - • Fpa yipp.ms. vyrs, Tugl i og4c,ir, c ,„ • w bc oRmS are the catiseor Ma . drainictions, V which vary so much i 4 their,eitattithaia(!,/itf . a ybe the taken by ihe Most eminent .Physklan;and prove esinally fatal to the constitutions of adults and children; though tbe,l2gter more eurnsivelrsuffir from theirtlestructlie ravagei. Their more usual symptoms are Pits; Pains in the Stoinacfi, Side, and /lead, Loss of Appetite; and Pale, Languid, and Fniciati4appearince in'the Patient. The extraordinarY efficacy pf PATk:•fi' OR' i s.i I,O7.r.NGES in all such complaints, as will as o1)- structions in the bowels, and every dliOtiler - whera slpessinglir cleansing physic is required, is so uoimraa4y 4nowa, publicly acknowledged by so many persona . 4ilistinction and rank in society, that it is unnecessary Mare- to enlarge is the* peculiar virtues. Sold in : Boxes at ls. l id. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Cliephes,. .4, 1 Cheapside, St. Paul's, 220, Regent - sireet; t near The *4ow Rooms), anidon ;,Watelioo:pinee,..csdinbntgli; kackvilleitrem,! Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine, Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Carpe diem.— . Be pronsigly wise. . WHEN Science began to explore the comitlioited . . machinery of Mau, she WAS. speeslily entangled in a la-i byrinth of mysterious confusion, from which intellectual persc.: vt.rance aline emancipated her.' Ignorance and eMpiticism, however, still. oppose their venomous hostility, and the prejudice of weak 'Mods, in some measure, encourages their audacity. As; Truth is to"Filsehood—so may utir pub& staten•ieitts be cont.: panel with dirk unquali find pretensions, And tfkkapose their Cal.; lades, we have not, hesitated to .avow ontselveS as.practitioners in a class of Diseases which endanger' the mystic eVolutions of Nature. To be brief : we are hismbers.ol.the f r otidon c,ol-. lege of Surgeons, cariestablish the integrity of our Ch a racte r upun.tiae,su;cess of Teenty te'ars' practical experience, and an -f nounee the grateful testimony of those in 'svilom long Steering had nearly 4:tinge:imbed every. hope of relief. • . . . )1"c ,pledge ourselves to , jii, removal of Syphilis from it incipient symptoms to th - r emotest siirges;'cliarie;thinia'v wery aautn...asa whatever7snutivikrnr• , VI. intise=t4l ,utt fuiich ecsiegteddiwpci of the urethra have ls,e.en carefully add, studiously considered , as hare also thcrie delieite tad impteriant ',apathies Which seer to 'the .Follabifiet.. , W.hP l infOlui, ge.rtor vir4ity have:litiepseyeciallynoticed, whethe r as Irising from th* debilitating tyrotufy M k troplAl atittottipbe-Ltlteaktital bias of cottStitutkra 4 thotipladene e s'ealarWti result* of a pcorntity.to prsctices ;at ; ' the progress of whiChis misled tiY (nal powers. 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(logre.taisi- ll Money. n p. lat ur tsn op org e. y caned thes'lloir Venistro,,of a species sfil l ssisi - vt# in ' to MlsliMien and Genikinen *have 'guns he has ethicatcd. • - - li `'tit iistne Collgation will ties shewn tysia.,l,W.f.' • Lteftt4".4 Sisiossilisisetedlor.Ber. E. S.- I. Air . Egerum'a, Book- • . , , goes; and Qgle, Duncan, a?d co. ' -iirl ' ktr * ' l''lN-P TU.ItPI:`.4.;. of. the _Tortoise Gyms, just anived Irons seller, Whitehall, Loolhon. • . , 4 0 4 4'. •. . - •• - - the flitVribr 91 . Nest &SUM Wiles; theraie of *enottliStia*BlSFs' •:' _. ••• ': . _ .m/sia.4 l y. - ',hid, .:. • "--• 1 . This day wi;re - j;thillific4l,• generally allowed tulle the Lutist - of that ipecles eier4heiid - .:. 1 . Handsomely printed lost wo N015..4t0. with Portrait * .. ' , - : These curious andinaanisting Animals are now" exhihitheauirtbs. In fpplseip drve.; priceits, Cid. benorda. of Arun-; V 7 T '"" A E 1 44-.PBI l!POIU4, P 4 Ika4l-4104 1 . dailY, . eminent Artists, price .64. 4a. boards, fic" ;" 4' Tuz LIFt of • WftLf AE II AYIAX, Esq. the NIA 'ILEA (pi: the HO LY, ALLIA NGES jiLklYkl ES , • sing to the ' Sir —Adn 'tt On SI •Ili "" i veSTOGK 7 • . . „ n, ,anrf . g, n __op. ..--- friend and siotraolto at. ei nv k r. . ' . „It; , 4').... •.:,,. on thessOAD..k.c.: &c. 7-. ; - -4, til 1 1 , 'WRIT:TEO. BY II IMSELF4. •• • By THOMAS BROWN, th e Younger. try for the TO..TEA-DKALLItS, BUGAIL.M.ERCHAN'II, AND . . es, from 3s. OTHERS. , Contain ing a variety of antedates of 'the most eminent Men Secretary ofthe PocO-enrante Satiety, and Andiarcif the .pudge •Eansibp and tlre Twaysma,: eie spst-hag.• ••• • .„. idkerchiefs, • 'of his time, Extracts from his Private Gottesgondenee and un- . Alillioery, WANTED,. by a I?erson of Respectability, It published Poerty, &c. • .• - • Printed far 44crigalao,:idaret, Rees, &Brow*, London. c most mo. ' SITUATION as TBAKELLr.II, *hs can wittfail. London: Printed for HeEr' Colburn and Co. Conduit-street ; • ___ _ _ Of . wh , oriarnay . ba . bad,-24... - ... ..... - .... .. • • exceeding good „ haticl,..kceltiversant in .Accomem,•e,D.fttai t 4 g r e- and Simpk in and •Slarals.di. Stailime , is'-H4R-issalt. 1 hnlFlßsas Piton.* as .1...5a15.; Pi.tiith • Os . 14 -4.tis2 $ 7 ""• octal knowlettge,Of tried ; would - bays. no . Ohlettkon 't;? travel ‘,..,Tviiii.y.:TiittEE tide putiL l icAve.4l4 o %; : .. ~ . • I " , i tlx . '•• • • ' 1 • 6P‘ ... DRESSES rill also find to any•part el' Engt .. . •The most resprectabTe re renr! . , as s h e w ill betisan, and sectifity to artyamount,..if regalrrit. •' • - ' .OF * SUPERIOR' CHAit A CTEB; G Ei4 El* I. UTILITY, . . ,Th, IS day Wail pub .., . . . .. . •A : ..11iticl•PlaPt14;AltrIINTEREST. •7 ;•. r'l- 61 ? • In 8 1to• •IFkk 1 4:14..'i, Price I.sl 4,l;aardilsthe*Wid IklitiOn of ,of - the best Letters ( post raid), addressed to Mr. Ciafles Benson. Post 127 * ties Ofllee, Poole, Dorset, wil l, meet ithb-immediate attention. - c • TI-I_E_ Tj2IRTy.T.HKE,p ^---- apdermentionecliniaort, ItirgrN(44l.S! of the Liiif -MILS.. Cirik.T4l474lLAl.: FROM SATURDAY NIGN2'S GAZETTE. ; :r... . [This Gazette notifies that his Majesty has been pleised to ap.- prove of the 61st Regiment of Boot bearing on its colours and apiointntents, In addition to any other badges or device*, the L. :eds" " and Ortlxes." in cornmemoc:.- Tad of the distingnfshed serrie f s of the Regintgoi a t th ose pl aces . 3 RA 4KOUPTCY - StIBERSED RD. Thomas Sykes, Bath Bigitott s Soipertet, clothier. • - •• • * Mt NititURTS. WiMau Etbsly, Ptidiey;: yorkshire, Clothier, to surrender July' 1, at six, s, and August-2, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, turd, Yorkshire. Aetornirs, Mr. Lambert, Gray's Inn-square ; Or Mr. Lee, Bradford. Henry liainss, 31anitone,;Dorsetshire, cattle-dealer, July 5, 12, and Au . ' ust 2, z.t tt n, at the Wheat-Sheaves Inn, From. Selwood, Sninerset. Atturnies, Messrs. Holine and Co. New Inn; or. tr. Napper; Nutmey, near Frome Selwood. • Thomas Bunker, late pf ChurCh-street, Deptford, timber-mer chant; June 24, July:.s . ,.and 4taigust 2,, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners ofilataktfupt4 Aasifiiihall,scrcittp Aktotney, Mr.. touts, lirsiOwidk.sgisqce. . , . . ;:,.. Josephßiticf 3 9 1 ePIOASONIArtt!.linies cloth-yrnrisniai4inser utt,, and August"2 l .at tkyen, at the Court ; sinners of 844;3404 Dagolifsall.ginet,... Atternen . 1/4„11 0 - sseetts Tokeig?ouse.mit. , , • Witham "Thomas Hdrgard • 41 Ann.street, .Bntawrikk square, carpenter, June 21,..Ju1y. 5, and atAw d„ , at-she Caiitiottotinnlsslontrt Of Bankrupts, (3aslngball-itreet. Attorney, Mr."Shitreff, tAs*bui:y..street, Strand. Jantes 74tA111 , a, late Altivirpool, caiipr, July 17, 18 - , and Au. *list 2, arum, at the fitoltge* Inn; DaleLstreCt, ..Liverpood;,--„ 'AttOrniils,Mf:'Ats'sey, iVater-ftrett, r.i , r1)901 4 ; A Vrittirs. Adllng4on 'antral 11?..1fora-ravr; ' • • goiy ttaiatotiald MktVe, Loughborough, cnieb-ernfrietor .3- ,Jtme dr' • td, Jdt •t, August 2, at eleven, at the BRA p 'Head 44) Anchor 'lute!. Loughborough. Attoruks, lkfeil'sra Vorteni and Williamson , •Grey'r , inn-square ; or Idessts. Cradock, _ _ Loughborough. Thomas Robinson, New Mahon, Yorkshire ' 'spirlt-tnerchrlt, July 7 , 8, and August 2, rt.eleiten, at theVr /keys New,Malton. • Attorney, Mr, Stockton, Nowt Ibkop. , • Clement Prospere Armand and Angelo Solari, Battersea, vitxwi manufacturer.'-June 28, July 5, and. August 2,. at ten. Ot .t h e •Ctliirt Oorritnfssiotrers of 13ar.ki.upts, Bmingitatalreet..-=- .Attorrtey, 7.1 r. Brooking, Llsmbard-terects, • ' • " Alexander Daniels; Prescott-street, Goodman's-4kb; diamond merehani,lJoly 1, 15,.atsd August .2, attest, at tbe;Cbun qf Commissioners of. Bankripts - Basinghall.street. 4 4 , 04 - nei , Mr. Isaacs, Mansell:Street, tintadmaiik.tlelds. atowleY,.. Neve-street • CoVerie-gattleJo, boot and shes/- -maker,. a isle 28r .11117 a nd augast a: at :too, at,d* Gouoe of Comtnissinnets of itankrupts, diatingball-street: /Wm:icy, Mr. Bennett; Tokenhouselsrd. . • DIVIDENDS to be made .in.I3ASINGIIA-Lle-STIt NET, July IS, A. Reid, kiinlico, cagpsose,; it esp. . Priddy, Oxford-street, vine-merclsadte• anaen 11Arr,- lined-draper; at elawyn. • ye, NI - . Turner, • T.tyton, Fl,sex , er in - isbries; at one. t '•Voisett, Lower Thames-ttreet, gunpoutoder-alsamallsetskrs,t kt twelve. June 211 ••• J. Corwesi,_._• Gsrot.limtcheowtea-bisoker, at . -- -1 :it, July ts French, IVlsielgl o nroprovisiorwerit, at tivelve. - June,2B, S. A..Beniett, str_cet,•co4 iifset urer, oitstelve. julritk Vsf.iiimthonct,Vielltaingrri Suffolk liaopkeeper, at eleven.. AO, ilk :GEW ebb; dealer, at Jim- Jaly lit, W- Camkrowny Lirtionitrox:Seess}.. catilerdtt te” fjat, 0( ti:- BrsekTnir tt/ff f r IT /Met; •IS: %Fro& .. —„ :e iiftlieCT - T°K. dig r r e- alar OVl 749. liLAfASTii>i§s CUM IC: LES, a_yrielAed and dealer, at egrai. out) , so ? T.. N e rviy u gop ..,, 5 ,,,,,,„,„„,„,,,.. :ices whi,:h shun t e li ght ; ' in e iri a cider al z o . bi rola s i tolio, ..,._ ,_ ,„ 2 ._ containing Ile' aeirients *ark,. corder, ...at ten. • July 42.. W. lilaut;nan,jate of ikhr 4 _ iif a graduaf detelletkoif lif the ani- !E,y till alleilala cainsieltuelok *might!, laskilltattateafttlly 'Over; tlicklifirs . ;rnerchani, at 'eleven: 1 . ; Idly 101% ew. a..., e tibia AirllitAlitg.CSP - 114 II I ) " :14 1 10504 31 10 ,--, •, ! . Alauchester, tail o r, It •rwelte. 'Alt t• LDbMtei- _ ants for connubial pleasures, we • 30 e Ii rLPGY 0 al? tre rtNii' l 'ol, the list sarefet • Ximapside, leacilhouletnstia)te id:. aftweeloo, e:c s a i ,,,,d, iiiiteMaritk -4 at, - rieWie Of+ EiVlrliA fear tustur vaio 1 kit& ..3 .: , ).1 : P 4 - dilingiop*-stir 1 1.00,ksciter„ at fteagehi.,l4. T.. p,i., •-• § "X - WhTtekesf, .4/ 14141619173 ' " 46*""- 't ir iir .. ' 7 t 4t 446N W t i N. M "I III 4 ( 3 V ' • 1 114 A ir i310 4 .1" tis; Vidlikkt att4 i n t . Cat " M jll lri Y i biltl&s; , tetef i lee.. I . 11 must prove IseneAcia tot. in t e our . ,arters a or /at 10 m s vac s;• • , • ktiiitty Wald:at- l A, PtittiOnd ere thVa ••VIrP;1 1 1 1 4 44. 11 " 16 • 40 ; 1 5 : r '" . -:'''. 'it ;l 4$S co to 1* 11% e - VII 4.- • ail* 4.l#l.oVgitSWeetNSS'lP; 52. ANcitra UNI it t S v iggUlVi r e; contspm a 4 ; 04 22 , A: 1 - m t i4;N itt ..a t . .i l i irc i c . . ...1-.. el :., :. 10, West Smithfiett9 -98, t,heap• clear arid circumstan 'al ory iluthe Wallops of, Atntliusty - . .m , ~ . cqt. e 9 a , . .r, at e 1. 4 4 , ,;:t jard,"La i nali ;V&A Ini,4 3 a*P• ;gisvit,g l 4 l ,l4, al na:,:, t • ...1.• 4., . .. itotel •k.• Yt y.' 4. "El. • i.Ney,. ~, , t /.. IMPSl l 44.# l s. ol !ie t ee s to *3 asotialkiiitikt/bilTilditiLdieSSlVAßY,. assatooOt a. 21 4 0161 ' 11441 /I"4"'ltif."o•nilkinit4etrai;' to 4* , l ire Ipiwich ; Dutton, dear and circumstantial View ef the HistorTiLAVainktaikdpiv • *ilk *64. Vivisbefig.i . i , - . 1 :..cs-;..- - Jarr J -i iii lids -ii,ot. BlaatlliiiMittell ;WA i Ilic! ! o 64: lo l 4* Fl a i s a w IA balls ot i prr4iii!. .0y .1, .. .. „t i ~ 1 :Mall, ilt;td.T.EC.u4ftil ilpt ~..1 ,r-• ,* 4 . E.;:edi At* • •• oi, - reo. ite 41bilim-D - •isiet49ll;•:4r. • • :d to aoili 2rt"Vtlrtd.;lil ' itoMokitiOlolittioloiO4Roimilikit;OPWriag,ioville ~' _tk l4° U 4 h 84191 " 4, • sisted,a4 , - job ti e , e 4to i t itkiiegifirsat Vdte t. i iporida g miao w of , abl i olip s o wiwskwav yo N em owfu r d o w o ,fl:ol9Si u trloc - :104 4 P , 11 11 41 1 ) , Lan* n- coat__, t 2,,., ei%„; r.,,lihrits APiae if‘Vatt a , -A who* arth 74 4 ; , : ,. . ,0 ; ;; ;.: 1. ! 1 itosii , h... ' to s i ax:f tifFil e k - 7.- 351111 tatitrthi iFfel . ipet-maukilocturers. EL ar z :l , sumons, o. 11, ‘ vetie-Orta ,„." f ra eat e • tir si ghlar egaverm ~a tifritooliitiet;. irattatott bookiebet. .... nin ...,, . : , *IR door A.; • ' i •INgie . , ~..: • 7 /,,.: '' i,. . ;., . c, ti a.pri ; s i .-,0": 1 71.! -.t?!4 setswal! c) . . ... , r it) •••..1...• g ..:.• *: •.' •i 3 t.., - 1011„..0 3.:: ', •:_,Z4443/45‘, _ . . • - - • . - - , __ • -.ft •• . • • . . . . . . . . . . .../ . • °Pi ..:. .. .'‘''.-.;',. 47,1'., '-- -0111.6..--: /TT', ".•• g: ji . _ x This day was published, Two Vols. Bro. price 21s. boards, ' JOURNAL of a TOUR in FRANCE, SWITZER LAND, and ITALY, during the years 3812, 40, and 41. 'By MARIANNE CaLSTON. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Vari4-lane- Also by the same. Author, FIFTY Ltrnoor.Arits; Pesters, illustrative of the above Tour ;' Irons Original Drawings, taken in Italy, the Alps, and the Py-' renees. Large folio,•prke AL2. boards. " This is nne'of the pleasantest books of recerit TraVels which we have lately perused. The-Authoress writes with the ease And vivacity peculiar to her itex, and at the same tintsmakes her ot.servations iu the spirit of pbilosoyby."--Mouthly .Magazine. JI.)ELCROIX, Perfumer, 33, Old Bond -street, begs . lealre to recommend to the Public she undermentioned su perior arti!les of PP.RFUIWERY, and which are already so high in estini,:tion that to continent on their superiority would be uperfluous. • His Esprit ae Lavaude aux Millefleurs, surpassing every tither cmipoiition of the Ic:nd ; his Esprit du Bouquet du Roi George the Fourth; and his ne•v Eau Mervellleuse Arouistique au Bou quet d'F.spagne; Esprit oe Bose ; Bouquet dn.; Dames, Mare chalk, Muguet, Mousseline, Jasmin Millefleurs Portugal, Viol leas., Chevre4iti ll e Bouquet, 11. , xeda, and many Ocher sorts. Antis Elixir and Anti-Scorbutic Toot.h Powder for cleansing and pre serving the Teeth and Gums, at. , d preventing and curing the Tooth-ache. - The ricbly-perfunted Aromatic and l'vfecta Emollient Soaps and Fratichipitne Shaving Soap for . Gentlernen's use; his eels- 1 braced Vegetabi.r. Patracrfor eleansing . aird beiutlfiing.tia.: hair; 1 ! also his Pommatle Ergenerative for the growth anti preservation to a of the liaii ; l'oucli'w Dnlqie for chutiling _W an hair beautiful brown or Wack; and his.Poadre. ' .ill file removing superit.tous hair vrithottr,pain of : injury. in a. iii.lnblittesist I su perior assortment of Rouge, Hulk Aurigae, Sic. • .:..... -- In short, he has every otter! . article Of Perintnety*f.lie Moot' superior quality, from sparing neithet' pains litoc otkaielo*ol . ):!. min them. . --- . . . His Perfumery, &c. Is sold also by air:dori f i v iia . Perk users in the United Eingdprui • - -"' -. sii . .. - ... ..... ,