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IF 11 , 2 pp , be:ore g uy b w:1 Brats for sc from 14 11 , 1 :le Nil r d heals, Yard afor o'clock, w; can b 3t noon of tilt' By r I HE JI 'nit Pr( cr. or tcfn Perim; as Articles of Poking B r :bree years l'a:terns the prtitylars, tt::t, DV.I ate:emit!, where th • prlocal rifted L•fte o f t he sant paty malti By 01 A" soould be will be wo The di: are shared which the to risk, as • meet any IMPRO CltollN THE of t' the conse Croluni r t i er in rstenclip! t% en tur . abc , .. .1:1.4 7 : ict . .1: - ' • -. ~., 6 1 ; • • - , ,---•r.. 4 ,, ; ,.. ,-*:, ' •• • .. . . -- 1 , . • - S, a. ' • -. 0., „ . 4\ --- - t ...-. ,C. N. ,• --_,....J V,, . 4 1 - ' . 1 / 2 7 •.. Il i lk .0... 4 , ..'4. 4 ',5: ( x .. 4 --.. • • .. 14 ... 2 • r ufer • 1 ...__5Z........../ , ' AI P . ....- 4 . e"'"rik t .,,,,,: •- .. ~tif *, 0 . 1 _ ....._ . i TEMPLE OF 'UNE MUSE=, FINSBUIVirScrLitE. LACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. must rspect. - 11 —i fully inform the Public, that their NLVir CA I es..J which has been so long in preparation, is now ready for delivery. —h has been their chief study to reader it ace •ptable to Book Collectors in general, as well a; to all persons connected with Literature, by ti vast addition of curious awl tare Articles, and by an iniprovenieni id the arrangesnian, affording the greeting facility in reference. ORLEY:INCA ()FAME, June 1, 1840. / PRINCII'AL OFFICERS of HIS Mil.l FS77", DN4 NCE, do hereby give Notice, T wat; will lie received at their Office in Pall-hlall, on , 'ridgy the .22d lline instant, from such Persons as mug to midertalte the supply of Foreign Timber and i,rvice of this Department, for a period of one year, el% nest. BULSTRODE, BUCKS. MR. WHITE respectfully informs the Public , that the MANORS, MANSION. ESTATES, &c. advertised for SALE in this Paper, HAVE BEEN DISPOSED OF. Devonshire-Place, June 20, 1810. BASINGSTOKE, HANTS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by PAIRE and GLOVER, (Some time next Month, AQUANTITY of Valuable LINEN, BOOKS , CHINA, Fine-toned Upright Grand PIANOFORTE, 'oy Jones and Co. and a great Variety of other elegant Articles, late the Property of the Right Hon. Lord Spencer Chichester, taken in execution at the suit of• Mr. R. Curtis, Basingstpke. Particulars and Days of Sale in a future Paper. This day was published, Beautifully printed in super Royal Folio, by Bensley, illus trated with i 5 ViowS in Aquatints, engraved and coloured by Stadler, to imitate the original Drawings by John Smith, (de signer of the Views is Italy and Svritzerland). A TOUR to HA.FOD, in Cardiganshire, the seat of THOMAS JOHNES, Esq. M. P. By JAMES EDWARD F.R.S. President of the Duncan Soci.tty. Printed for White and Co Horace's 11 ad, Meet-street. This day was publ.• .et.. art svo. price gs bound, JUNIIJUVENA LIS et A. PERSIL FLACCI D • SATIRE. Interpretvione ac Notis illustravit Lasovice• I'RATRUS, Rbetoricalt. Professor Emeritus, jussu Chrlstianissimi Regis in usum Seren'..;inti Londini: Impensis F. C. et J. Rivingtoo, Richardson, G. Ottridge et Fill, Wilkie et RI ker, G. I.owndes, R. Lea. I Nunn, Lorgrean, , Orme, Cadell et Davis, Pote et Williams, Lackii Socioruns, J. Maserasn, C. Law, Scatcherd et non Sherwood, Neely, et Jones. oc.ilar, of the Contract, and a Schedule of the Timber m ay b.. o b t ained at the Secretary's Office, in Palace recatd, any day between the hours of ten and four ;lerr the Prrloals must be delivered, sealed up and ;;r Foreign Timber and Deals;" but no Pro b.. ai er the sai4 22d instant, at twelve o'clock noon of the same day, neither will any render be noticed tn i, :c the enr.y making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By r f the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. - . This day was publi , hed, elegantly printed in crown Svo. price Gs. to boards,. he *1 !bird Edition )f POEMS on VARIOUS SUBJEC 'T'S. ByCriArtms .1,1141)S AY CkAWFORD, Earl or Crawford and Lindsay, Vir count Garnock,&c. Ike. printed for White and co. Horace's Head. Fleet-street• I Lately published; by the same Author , and WA by Becket and Porter • 81, Pall-Wit, The Christian, a Poem iuF.ight Book 4. the sixth edition; and The Fiist and Second Letters to the Hebrew Nation. VEER SCOTT, TR AVES clEt Thin day was published, price 15s. in THE GOBLIN GROOM, a TALE Posts !'—By R. 0. FENWICK:g.q. Printed for James Ridgway, Piccadilly; - Etlinbu l'he Spirit of the Public Journals for I • ',' All the former Volume, may now be had The Speeches of the tlonourahle Thomas Erskine, when at the Bar •rn Subjects of Great - For an account of this Work, see stst Part of ♦iew, juit published. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, June 9, 1810. FOE PRINCIPAL O'FFIC'ERS of 1113 M.S. J E STr, oRDATANCE, do hze:by give Notice, Thit Penpocaly will be received at their Oilice in Pa11.141.21l cr , ex tcfare Frit'ay, the 29th day of lune instant, from such Perim; as nue 'le willing to undertake the supply of sundry Articles of Carpenter's Work, consisting of Chests, Cases and p a cking Braes far service of - this Department, for a period of :brec yc ars. This day was pubilkhed, in One Volume, Octavo, price 91. In boards, N INQUIRY, into the best SYSTEM of FE - MALE EDUCATION ; or, Boarding School and Homc Education attentively considered. By J. L. CHIRO 1., one of His Majeaty's Chaplains at the s Fr. Royal Chapel, St. James's Palace. Printed for 'T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. ?vans of the Ankles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, In the Tower, and further Hrtirulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Con tr::t, m y be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall ateretaq, any day between the hours of ten atti four o'clock where tl • Proposals mast be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, p r oposals for Cirpeuters' Work ;" but no Proposal can be ad. mined after the said 29th day of June, at twelve ti,i,ck at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the p-rty nosing it, or an Agent in his basal!, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. DR. JAMES'S AN ALEPEIC Pl MAY be had genuine, as usual, 2s. or six boxes 155. of B. PERRIN, No. f_ street, Covert-garners, London ; the old! erson pared the Ansleptic Pills for the late Dr. James, 1774, whet. he first composed them, until th• Thu.: Pills are a sovereign remedy for bilious diseases, loss of appear e, habitual cor ivenecs„trot,hlt.som e 'BAHL stour.tehatidhowels,andcholicsthencear s'rg:inl4lu,TT nes s,or rheumatic pains in the head,ast h. let acca.ioned! preventing palsies and apoplexies, so often t• e - temperance ; prevent or stop the progress of esceller.g in lowness of spirits and nervous di. no water will accumulate whilst these are . by removing the cause, they often restore persons females, at the age of puberty, or the decline of hh I cieglect taking them, being an exc.flent good limit gli• B. P. likewise assisted in preparing Dr. ' POWDER, (which he has proved tothe sat ie.. la the sale of them for 31 years past) having every ingredient wherewith they are compounded, from the practical part of the process to accommodat practitioners with the genuine Fever Powder - their notice, and the public at Is. 9d. the paoket. * rhis day were published, in one large vol. 4to. illustrated with near 100 Engravings, price XI ss. in boards, TRAVELS in various parts of EUROPE , ASIA , and /UR ICA IIy`EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. : Professor of Mineralogy in the University of Cambridge. Part the First, Russia, 'l'artary, and Turkey. Printed for T. Cadetl anti W. Davies, Strand. 16 , .. A few Copies on royal paper, with proof impressions of the plates, price Xs Bs. in boards. - As above may also be had, by the sans^ Author, A Methodical Distribution of the Mineral Kingdom into Classes, Orders,.Genera.Species, ;aid Varieties, price Xl Is. this day was published, price 415..6d. Part the fourth of E H INTS to the PUBLIC and the LEGI 6 LA- TuR, on the NATURE and EFFECT of ZVANGE LICAL PRFACHING.—By a BARRISTER. Si quid meremar, sans posteritas sciet. London : Printed for Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; Hatchard, Picca dilly, and W. Reed, Bell-yard, Temple-bar; and for Archibald Con,tab!c and Co. 01 whom may be had, Three First Parts, price 124. Gd. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. NNUAL PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE. -ri wirch fall due at Midsummer Day, the 9.4 th instant, 17:iaald be paid within Fiftven Days therefi am, or the Policies be void. J. T. BARBER, Managing Director. The d:stinguishing principle of this Office is, that its try:ti ce shared .c:,,zU z y among the Members, according to the sums which they respectively contribute, without their being subject to risk, as a surplus Capital el X 400,000 ias been provided to 'pet any excess of lo•scs that may occur. This day was published, In 12mo. price Half-a-Crown, bound, an improved Edition of HOLMF.S's LATIN GRAMMAR, or Rational Method of Teachirg that Language: freed from many errrns which render common Gratuniars an impediment to Edu cation; designed as well for Learners as for those who have partly lost their knowledge of the Latin Tongue. Enlarged and Corrected—By EDWARD HARWOOD, D. D. Printed fur W. Lowndes, SS, liedforl-street. Of whom may be had, in Bvo. price 94. bound, Decii Junii Juvenalis et Auli Persil Huck Satires, in 11.... m Serenissitni Igig day villa published, in one vol. !Ivo. price 10s. '..:.cards, a new edition.belog the fourth, of SERMONS ; chiefly designed to elucidate some of the leading doctrines of the Gospel. By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, Reiff . of Ilaniwall Redware, end of Yexall, M the County of , Stafford Chaplain to the Earl of Courtown; audios Fellow of All Soul's College, Oxford. Printed for T. Cadell end W. Davies, Strand. Of wham may be had, by the same Author, Practical and Familiar Sermons; designed fur Parochial and Domestic instruction, third edition, price ss. hi boards. ----- IMPROVENIENTS near th:: HOUSES of PARLIAMENT. GROUND to be LET for BUILDINO, Free from Land Tax. THE Commissioners under the Act of Parliament of the 48th rer of his present Majesty's reign, having with tho conse:n of the Lords of the 'Treasury, determined to let the Crolind sittio . e on the W est side ot the New-square, in Palace-yard, r feet in depth, next Great Geotge-street, on which it abate, and fternslipg from thence towardi Westminster Abbey 210 feet, and . 0 en turning in a w:sterly directtun parallel to the front of the sq,w soon u 'louse, and forming a front of 105 feet opposite the wilt Ground in the rear thereof, applicable to Stable '!.. .siTs, fur the term of 95 Years and three-quarters, from t. v. ;ay ; Notice is hereby given, that aryl Person or Per- W!.O may be desirous of taking the whole, or any part of ti d, may inspect the Designs and Particulars for thereon, by applying at the Oface of Mr. Groves', Sue : Comm vsioners, in Great Scotland-yard, where sealed r., for raking the same,in which the rent proposed to be given is lobe inserted m words at length, addressed," To the Commis sioners for tho Improvement of Westminster," may be left on or Wore toe urst day of August next. I.sai Jun:, tBlO. E. AI.LEN, Clerk to the Commissioners, Carlisle-streets Soho. Just published,tn four vols. price Ct. 4s. THE DAUGHTERS of ISENBERG; a Bava rian Romance.—By ALICIA TYNDAL PALMER. London: Printed for Lactington, Allen, and Co. Finsbury square. Of whom may be bad, lately published, The Husbar4 a:A the Lover; an historical and moral Ro mance, by the Auther of the Daughters of Isenberg, three vols. price 18s. John de Lancaster, by R. C A.nber:ansl, Esq. three vols. PA t di don, £l. I 4. Modern *limes ; or Authentic Anecdotes of an Lnglish Fa mily, 3 v.)ls. 15s. 4 .* Lackington, Allen, and Co.'s Catalogue wrs publisbisd his day. '1 his day was published, Elegantly printed on alne writing paper, and illustrated with plates, price 10s. 6d. .or XI Is. on royal paper, A. BOTANICAL GARDEN; exhibiting at one view tlx Generic and SpeciFe Name, the Class, Order, and Habitat of all the British Plants, s anvil according to their time of lowering, under each month or the year. By the Rev. WILLIAM PHELPS, A.B. London : Printed for Laekingtott, Allen, and Co. Fia,bury square. Of whom may be had, In seven large volumes, vice £5 Si. or £6 6s. with the plates coloured, - Sir Charles Linne's General System of Nature, through the three Grand Kingdoms it Animals, Vegetable,. and Minerals ; tran•lated, amended, and enlarged by Dr. Turton. RECENT TRAVELS IN AMERICA. This day were published, in 3 large vols. two. illustrated by nu • • mereus engravings, price CI 11.. (id. in boards, 'TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES of NOaTU Asian taw, from CaoJda to Geor g ia, in 1807,1809, and 1809; containing accurate accounts et the present state oft bat vast continent, and interesting anecdotes wai other particulars of the leading public earacters in the United States. By JOHN LAMBERT, Esq. Prirttod for Ricuaan PHILLIPS, London ; and to he hat of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, lately camplet:d, The Lyra of Ge ICH AL WasuiscrroN, compiled from his pa pers, and publiersti by his family, drawn up by Chief Justice Mar shal, in 5 vol.. tsvo. price XS; or in 4to. price £6. 'chis day was published, on a comprehensive, popular in large Bvo. price 151. in boards, THE ELEMENTS of the PRACTICE o f ME DICIN F.; being an Elementary Work for Students, and a book of Refereuce for Practi.ioners. GEORGE lIOGGAR r TOULMIN, Londok : Published by T. Gillet, Crowa.court, street ; and to he Lai of all P.ooksellers. Of whom may be had, just publish; d, I. Madness the Rage, or Memoirs of a Man without a Name, in 2 vols. 12mo. price is. in boards. 2. The Mysteries of the Forest, by Miss Houghton, in 3 large vols. Unto. price 18s. boards. ABINGDON SCHOOL. • NOTICE is hereby given, that there is a Vacancy of the Wad Mastership of this School; which is intended to be filled up, by Election, on Tuanday.the 10th day of July nelt,at ouncil'Chamber in Abingdon. is Candidate must have been educated at one of the two Eng lith Universities, and be a Batchelor or Master of Arts, in Priest's nrhrs or flurried, must have no cure or benefice, and must well recommended for his moral Cluoacter and literary attain- Applications of Candidates and Testimonials to be sent, before tlle D. y of Election, to 7.lr.Sellwood, the Town-Clerk of Abing don; who wUI chew the statutes and regulations of the School. ILI. Fired salary ?so per Annum and upwards, a House to live in, with liberty to take Boarders and other Emoluments. A NEW EDITION. This day was published, in One Vol. Bvo. pricel9.s. in extra boartls, embullistied wits a large Copper-plate Engraving pf the Labo ratory and Chemical Furnaces of the Surrey Institution, Black friar's Bridge, London ; the 4th etli.ion of . THE CHEMICAL CATECHISM, with Notes, -IL Illustrations, and Experiments ; containing an account of the New D.scoveries, and other very considerable Additions. By SAMUEL PARKES, Calera! Manufacturing Chemlst. London : Printed for Larkinr on Allen, and Co. Finsbury square —Of whom may be also hall, by the same A;;;hor, just published, price ss. in extra boards, The Ruotmettrs of CitEstisvar, illustrated by Experiments and eight copper-plate Engravings of Chemical Apparatus. (;00D:3. • AN instant READY MONEY-MARKET for all sorts of I.INEN, WOOLLEN, COTTON, and other (00DS, to any amount, particularly suited to those who have h...Liy Stocks, lobo wish.to avoid altrisks, and who for the advatt t3;:: of Cash-payments and a quick return, will be willing to sell at a corre4portding reduced price. If desired in any ease, strict scat) , will be obsaved.—Letters to he addressed to Messrs Wtrtsthou,e and White, Bristol, post-free, or they will not b nnteed. SILK SrOCKIVGS. C.;ELLING uncommonly cheap, at No. 52, Cheap -1-) t.i.le; an immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, Drawers, Ladies' Dresses all in one, &c. Shopkeepers and those wanting to buy lamely wiU find a great advantage by an early inspection of these articles. A quantity of white or black sil'.t, Ss. 61; the besequatity, equally cheap ; stew cotton stockings at Is. per pair; very fine, s. id.; super, 6s. 6d.; brown cotton fur boots, Is. 94.; fine ribbed cotton, 2s. 2d. ; a variety of 401 es, from 10d. per pair; and other fashionable articles too nu merous to mention. e s * Please to observe—They are at lksnroan's•llosiery Ware • house, No. 52, Cheapaide,near Bow Church. AN AR'T'ICLE OF COMMERCE.. T° E AST an 4 WI.ST !NOLA, A? RICAN, ana RUSSIA • - - - - MERCHANTS. if P. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the Met ., • chants of F.ngland, and Traders in general, that for the con c...ni...ece of halt; he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEP- X:INT and othrf Medicines in the hands of Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 68, St. Paul's church-Yard. Juniper E.sence of Pepparfoint Is well known as a safe, effec ht il, pkasibt Remedf in Flatulencies, Gouty and Cholicky Pins in the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea Sichness, Nausea attendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassi lutle arising from Atmospheric Heat, Want of Appetite, Injuries font inclement Weather, the Abuse of Spirituous Liquurs, anti in the Spasmodic Aftlctions of ate Stomach and Bowels, so corn tnott to Infants—adapting tl .• dose to the urgency of the case, As I Itn•Ily Mtdichie, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition. Sold wholes-le and Retail, by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66. Rt, Paul's Cithrch-vard, but none are genuine, escupt each nttle has "1. P. Heath, Nottingham," engrzveti tet a Black Stamp. In ;wiper Louisa 2.1. 94.—and in Phial 2t. id. and is. lit!. This day was published, In three large Volumes. i 2mo. price 1 Ss. in boards. THE MYSTERIES OF THE FOREST. I By Miss MARY HOUGHTON. Tho Mysteries of Udolpho is yet fresh in the recollection of the POlic : nor will it be deemed any disparagement to the merits of the. Author of tha: c,:lebrated Romance, to compare the present affecting Narrative with the best productions cf the admired RADCLIVYt. London: Published by T. Gillet, Crown•court, Fleet-Street, and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, just published, Madness the Rage, or Memoirs of a Man witho ut a Name. ,In two vols. I:Mm. p rice 9c. in boards. CHESHIRE. This day was published, handsomely printed in quarto , with nu merous Engravings of Maps, Antiquities , &c. price £3. Ss. In boards, a few copies on Imperial paper, with proof impressions, price X 5. 53. AjOLUME the SECOND, PART 11. containing V CHESHIRE—of MAGNA BRITANNIA; being a concise Topographical Account of the several Counties of Great Britain. By the Rev. DANIEL. LYSONS, A.M. F.A.S. F.A. and L.S. Rector of Rodinarton, Gloucestershire; and SAMUEL LYSONS, Esq. F. R. S. and F. A. S. Keeper of his Majesty's Records in the Tower of I,ondon. Also, Part 111. containing 13 Views in Cheshire, of Br:tannia Depicts ; a sefuls of Views of the most interesting and picturesque objects in Great Brit ain, en g r.tved from drawin g s, by Messrs. i Varington, Hearne, Turner, Alexander, &c. price 21 15s. A 1 few sets of Proofs on Imperizi raper, price £3. 10s. Printed for T. Cad:ll and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, The First Volume of Mag:ia Britannia; containing the Conn. ties of Bedford, perks, and Bucks ; and the First Part of Vol. U. containing Cambrirtgeshire ; etch illustrated by num....runs En graving'. Also, the rirst and Second Parts of Britannia Depicta; containing Views in the same Counties. •,. These two works, which illustrate etch other, are sold to • gether, or separate; they will be continued regularly at the same peliods, arranged in the same manner (the Counties alphsbeti. sally), OW printed on paper of correspondiug size and quality. A RELIGIOUS SCHOOL BOOK. This day was published, illustrated with numerous Engravings, price s. 6d. bound, A N'EASY GRAMMAR OF SACRED HIS - TORY, being a plain and practical Introduction, for the use of Schools and Young Persons, to a knowledge of the EvaPITS and Docrits ts of the OLD and NEW TES I'AMENT, J3y MARY ANN RUNPALL, of Percy-house, Bath. " These words which I command cher, thou shalt teach dili gently to thy children."—Deut. Chap. 6th. Printed for RICUARD Paitttes, London ; asd sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be bad, 2. A GRAMMAR of Umtven sm. HISTORY, Ancient and Mo. dern. By the Rev. J. Robinson, price Ss. bound. 3. SCRIPTU R t Bto 'ORA PUY ; or Lives of the most consideraMe Personages recorded in the Old and New Testament. By the Ker. J. Watkins, price 6s. bound. AGRICULTURE RENDER ED a BRANCH of EDUCATION. This day was published, price 55. illustrated with numerous Engravings, A GRAMMAR of the FIRST PRINCIPLES of AGRICULTURE, intended as a Branch of Education for Young Persons, who are likely to pass their lives in Rural Occu pations, as Country Gentlemen or Practical Farmers. By R. W. DICKSON, M.D. Author of Practical Agriculture, Honorary Member of the Board of Agrculture, &c. &c. The Definitions, Facts, and Principles contained In this small Volume, if committed to Memory during the period of Education cannot failto be highly useful to young persons likely to pass their lives in the country ; and to create, in due time, genoral and en lightened views cm the subject of rural imprOvements, among that class of the community who have the means of making them. Printed for Rieumto Puit.t.irs, Bridge-street, London ; and to be had of all Bookselkrs, Newsmen, and Dealers in Books. Of whom may also be had, PRACTICAL AGRICULruag ; or, A System of Modern Hos batulry, by Dr. Dickson ; in'2 vols. Co. price £4 14S. 6d. boards. The FA Ras Lei Ka LtNDAR, containing the business on all kinds of Farms during every month of the year, by Arthur Young, Esq. price lgs. in boards. - -- • DR. FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS CORD) THE latent cause of Nervous D iF impure state of the animal juices which , ing and supporting the principle of life, irritate , nervous fibres; this produces various complaints habit, the animal spirits not being supported, h Hysteric affections arise, and from this diseased proceed tie various mal adies that embitter life, enjeiyment ! al•d cut the thread of existence by r For these disorders Dr. FOTHEROICS Ncßv 0 have been found the best remedy, the most and reanimating medizine; ft has been provk for those whose health has been injured in warm close attention to businte,s, and a sedentary life. been fully confirmed in those infirmities seli - " of either sex, and too often prematurely pro the weaknesses connected with it. No rat 'divine general restorative qualities, or so well adapted v al e tudinarians • the cold nerves and weak habits are war med, animated, and confirmed , acquire fresh vigour, the exhausted veins are Fluently juices, the spirits drooping and languit and exhilirated, the different functions df spine are promoted by it, a d the whole constitution and strength. This grand restorative of health mended with too much-eagerness to the female cite and highly nervous static which is known t and those peculiar indispositions of the sex, tention, are apt to produce the most fatal and even death itself. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's corner of Paternoster amw, London; Batter, and Glasgow ; Belem, Portsmouth ; Newbery Pack and Turner, Hull ; Holland and Hsydon, m ost Booksellers and Medicine lenders, in , at 4s. Gd. and 225. each. Of whom may be Dr. FOTHERGIL I :s FEMALE PILLS, LAI)IES and Gentlemen going should not neglect using the ROSSI the general case of the water occasioning become shaded. Also Gentlemet. ekmild after shaving, as it prevents their ge•ting which is too generally experienced, on account wetting they receive from shaving. .1 his - as the whiskers change c dour sinner than They who wish to preserve their hair oug'it different perfumed Oils, as the said of the ness to the hair, and oceasi.ets It to change grey at an early age. The Russia Oil is pleasant tad innocent, and a sure nourisher and preserver The Royal Fainity, and Ladies avid Gee Rule Oil for moistening the hair when a nourisher to the hair a• prevents its turning promotes the growth, prevents its falling off, bald places, if the least root 3. Several Gent, have declared, after tisiog the Russia Oil the bald places become covered with hair, whiskers and will prevent whiskers turning is the be st preparation in the woe:afar preserving the hair.' Give it a fair trial, by using time, as it cannot have the effect Jf onty is generally remarked, persons wearing fa time wearing it becomes dry and stiff, is is false hair to prevent discovery, use the hag, as it keeps the hair soft, and renders CAUTION.—AS Counterfeits are selling tkularly requested to ask for Prince's Rte label on the outside wrapper of each bo: gold ink. " Mochrikufsky and Prince;" ture are counterfeits. Price7s. per bottle, ing four small, at one guinea, or .ix guinea Sold, wholesale and retail, by the J No. 9, John-street, Oxfbrd-street.; and, Smyth, Perfumer to his Makin", New and Sons, Pertumers to her Majesty,Titcl Mall; Berry, 17, Greek street; Low, 59, Fleet-street; Rae, 6s, Climpside ; St. Paul's Church-yard; Ward, 224. I Royal Exchange; and by most principal Venders in the United Kingdom. For accommodati.in of Ladies and Oeni country, by inclosing a one poondelote in , Proprietor, they wilt receive by coech, carefu.ly worth. Country Shopkeepers, sending their - Perfumers .r M, dicine V enders they • receive liberal allowance. Ike high reputation the Russia Oil , and pruinoting the hair, and the great de lately e nvious persons to copy the advt aracies for the similar pus rose, it is 'bra etore mended to observe the 'abet on the ofi.side o is sigh in Ruasiaii Geld Mak e " Modinkstaky ?E RSI I FLACCI i iliustravit LoOtirrielPfl jussu Chtlstiantisimi 'eon, R. Baldwin, J. e t Robinson, _J. I .al. gman c , ,H !Allen, urst, et , Lak c, erd et Letterman, neS 3 I'IED, Real 154. boards, 7ssi.lt of DUNS& A. Cif, Eaq. lily ; and A. Lawns, for 1809 e had in boards 74 eseh. 139 Erski.is, now Lord • Great lot.- •-tance ! rt of the E...lnborgli Ros t'IC PILLS. 41, 2s. 9d. the box, , No. 23. Swollen rots- •erson who seer , e. )r. James, from the • 3 the Doctor's deceits. ious diseases, indiget-fon, tlemireiliteletieles i, the erg; in ~,,tl, 7 liabl.l,gl<kii• 13Ces•ionedby free living, rD t • a consequence of io. eso. coug.. 'ir cold ; are f us deaerlers ; in dresser* 'll, are regularly taten ; re persons subject to 6.5 ; cline of lite, should ni.v t ••xxi family Medico- g Dr. JAME-es FEVER iifactiou of the public haviug had free access t• mpounded, he is enabled to accommodate medical center at a price wanly e packet. CORDIAL DROPS. Disorders lies in art which instead of nourish- , irritate and derange the complaints of a relaxed wed, Hypochondriac and diseased state of the blood .ter life, mar every present nee by a premature decay. leavo.a COIDIAL DllOlll most powerful restorative, proved an infallible cure td in warm climates, oc by tan , life. Its powers have es wit eh attack the young ly pro.tuce old age and all o medicine possesses such adapted to every class of weak muscles of relaxed firmed ; by them the limbs :ills are filled with rich and id languid, become revived t Of amethe and digestion institution receives new life of health cannot be recent. he female sex, in the deli- known to succeed ebildbed, e sex, which by want of at- fatal and lin3erlng diseases& Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside; t Batter and Cu. Edinburgh Newbery and Son, Dublin ; rd tisydon, Plymouth; and ‘, err, in every town, in bottle& may be had, PILLS, prise 21. 9d. a box. )ink to Waterwg-,daces LUSSIA OIL, as it prevents suing the hair to fall off or mild rub it on die whiskers eting red or turning grey, on account of the constant 'phis case is clearly proved. r than the hair on the head. it ou&ht to refrain the use of of the perfume causes dry- , change colour, and become is pleasant to use, wanes. id preserver to the hair. 1 Gentlemen of Fashion, use when dressing; it is so great is turning grey to all periods, falling oil, and restores it on -ral Gentlemen that were bald Oil regularly for six Months, th hair, promotes eye-brows, s turning reddish or grey. It for preserving and promoting sing tt regularly foe a short only applied at intervals. k ring false hair, after a shun tiff, is easily discovered that it we the Russia Oil when dreg*. enders its appearance natural. selling in petty shops, it is pat e's Russia OM Observe, the . ich boale Is signed in Russian ice;" any without that signa- - bottle, or one bottle contain. ix guinea bottles at tn. the Proprietor. A. Prince, .; and, by appointment, Mr. • New Bond-..tract; Henci,rie y,Titchh.rne-street ; *9, Pal. i.ow, SA,. strand; Davison, side; Newnerry std bon, 43, t 24, Holborn; &atm, 'Etnt, Incipal Pertuaters or Medicine tut Oentlemen residing in the -note in a letter directed to the carefuly iodic* a gutaca'a their orders to any wkolawk they deal with in Looks, will Oil has Reined for p rest d. usi.d f..r it, liat= 11 :1 e eaves tills:Li-lu, and scivinise is therefore particularly recces. eof side wrapper of ach hue* Mockaaniky aid Pricee:' • • - MR. MITFORD'S HISTORY OF GREECE. THE SEVENTH and EIGHTH VOLUMES, 11 in octavo, are just published, to complete the Work in that size, price 1 so. in boards. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be had the Work complete, handsomely printed in four volumes, quarto, price £7 O. in boards. INSCICIJED, BY PE.RMISqON, TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF Cr M ERBURY. This day was published, tu one vol. price Bs. in boards, THE EXPOSITION of the CREED ; by John Pearson, D.D. Bishop of Chester; abridged for the use of Young Persons of both Sexes, By the Rev. C. BURNEY, of Greenwich, L.L.D. F.R.S. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was pub!i .h d, price as. ACONCISE ACCOUNT of the ORIGIN of the TWO 1-10T.7 . ES of PARLIAMENT, with an impartial Statement of the Pitivit.ross of she House of COMMON s, at.d of the Liberty of the Subiect By EDWARD CH:tiSTIAN, of Gray's Inn, Esq. Bar at Law, Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely, and Downing Professor of the Laws of England. Printed for T. Cadell and W. 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