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• • • ' : :V , ' •ekl • . ....,• ...:, .... ---.- ;§:*- X.:lb . 7... v _ _ • :_,...... _ ______________ an ... _ ------ FRIDAY, JI E• 27, 1817. PRICE SEVE V.-PENCE. mopm•mmimir .1i101.• ••••••••••= 7CCIBrzt ”462, '.;!FICE OF TIIE COMMI3SIONKitS FOR THE ISitIE OF CIATAIN EXCIiEQUI:K No. 3.5, Great Lisuriie-i.ti ere, Westminster. 07:C h:reby given, that the Commissioners a;pointuti by the Act of the Oth of the King, cap. 34, for p. ',sue of Exchequer Ms toe binned aritoi.n , , fur the car- In of Public Works and kioheries, ;tad the Employment l'o r in Great Britain," are teddy to receive tppLe.ations, for that LOAN of EXCHEQUER BILLS fir the e . i reere,ses recited in the said Act ; and such applications, s peciiig the tems . wauted, the works in wltiCh they ant to ix el e inyed, and the security proposal to be given, are to be hn teeliiite4 nude, addressed conformably to the Act, " To t h e C Tr..; ,;osiets for the Issue of .I...lclsequer 8.14," at their CAlicc, N' M. HOLDEN, 41. c. This day was relished, In Octavo, pries 70. - A N INQUIRY into the ABUSES of thet HNR, LI. TERM) SCHOOLS to IRELAND, with iternarks on 44 Education of the Lune C 181553 in that Coaturb Sso, " Pr nred for Thomas Nod °sorsa Underwood, A, Fleatlrret. _ . mi sin4o. IF OW YOUNG GENTLEMAN ivho left his TiTitWit'', on borseba:k. oe FXIDAT, the 20th instant, will in midi ly rcturn to his Fri:tido, or nuke k town to them here he tvo..y be written to, hs may tettert the most satisfactory eatnintinicition) to he midi to hint, and he will he received wii h e grestest kindness and affoicasta, isrid he will bring with Lie him% «Fair. Latdtnr , 37th June, 1817. BOROUGH or BERWICK-UPON.. (*WEED, JON. 211,1517. AT a GUIL I) holden this dal', for the Said Bo: L.A. rough, in consequence of a Requisition to the Marcia, signed by a numerous and reaitecialtle numbrr of Burgesses, the fdlowunp Reallutiore and Pet)::rn were r6ureed to. llerotven oast. eta:outs, That this C.:Mid are &nil? icr.- vinced that the glory and power of Great Britain, her reputation, her toptriority in wealth, and every noble di•rinction she has ac quired above other natit.us, entirely result from the Freedom of her Law. and Conn:Li:Linn, and that it la the duty of evary BHA too diligently to protect them inviolate. Resolved unanimously, That the HA B E rlE' COO PUS AC r, wild) forms lit leadmg feature of the most valuable prirripli..- I of MAGNA CHART 11, kb INCUtillt to the acct.ed a spLeily trial I by a log of Liu. Fears; which is as essentially requisite to r?: Liberty at :Le air w:: lveatite, Night to Pe kept sacred item tlett Utast isurovation u:iatsoever, except, and only except wher traitor: have Assn up too numerator and pmvetful for the aril"- i nary cour•e (flaw, or tke invot!an of* forehm ettetry, may e t , . i der. a pert.tl us Teus:on tierwssary, ant' that oaly for a very I. • n:I ed period. Rcisi , vd crarialovtly, That in a period. iika the presesto, of praw:n4 fveve, and 'vial a Sr *tug»! Army tenrsviedenteigi on ,^-rocs, and a Mazittr•er der eel to :he Gisterithetnt, Ott fees tln:r I,o7:rt.:lnn of the Ifsbrat Corpus Act lin a muntunt wholuir , snoalied let and unttecesrary in the actual 4.111!!!):1 of the gnu ^.. try, wh.r arty dlsorders the: rivsy occur may easily be put down by the ordinary ad-nie:stratl o n of th e has. I Resolved Unanimously, That a Petition to Pailievnem; ?win; ks ‘,. 1 the above Resolutions, be forwarded to our Venabe:•„ with instritezions to present and support the sane 'l'.. the Honotirabie the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great :Wain and I, cia:,d, in Parham- s / 4 ertemble.l, l'ae burnt& Periii , in of rite Mayor, c..:wtrt, and riureessei tit the thwough of Berwick upourTweed, la Guild • iki.tll, o , S u ,. .v tTiti That the 11..1).as Corpus lout has at all tint's; Veen justly eon. %id‘rest av WIC of the Brea etc lout:talks re oar Coustitutkia, and La; always brim the I eceliar boast of Enrlisliaten, as Welsh; the practical 111e3114 by which the permnal liberty of the subject cart only he preuerved inviolate from the encroadasnents of tyranny and athimry power. Tt,ut hhh ,, tn,lt in time; of great public calamity, when ripen rebaunn Las teen ragieg to th- [teals*, or the lihertlet or End iiihmen have been threatened ty th destruction by the-Inn/lowa a foreign enemy, the ot,peieo us of Ow Habeas s:orpits Act ha! oreeittnes h. rat rtzurted to for a ~ bnrt period —Nevertheleasyntie ihmtit.lllCr% cement sulfod.mtht rapt.,. their surpr.7 u and concern, that such a measure s'iou'id be eontemplaied at a raiment like the present—in tl.e midst of a prolsopd peace, and with a standing atoll of un:trecedenred force antfneattlitud..,and when the result of the late Orate Trials liaa already shown, that however a iew now guided an..l deluded men may have been hu:ried into acts justly deserving of reprobation, yet that it hath Se..t. proved close no duhitably that the great .b .sly of t'.- people have conducted them: saves in the most excinplary m timer; ant have, at a crisis of uoveralteud di.t.-eis. subatitred to the grettest pia:whets with a parserce and fortitude that the ancoLtPurtabha spirit . of irreow.i only cow.' hive enabled th:m to sustain. Thle day were published. In Ossi ' Vel. Duodecimo, price 7s. In bawds, . COMIC DR AMAS , in Thu. Acts. 41 - MA RIA EDGEWTH, Author of Tars of Fashionable 1.1(e. Primed for li. Homer, (Successor to Mt. Maim; 72., St. Pool's Cbstch-yard ; (Tulsa, and JoyNisteroos ter-roir. EDUCA now. • , nli.lll BEECH COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, In ii," . w. 'WILLIA Ma, late l'rulessor at the kuyal Mi -Ik-try Cutlie- 'Trant*--:itzla 601. sits per Annum, which suv Include, every 'largo' far 54.1, , NaPains, God-.s, Per-I ,91-awitie paper, Pecs and !..ii ; and alto for Instructlun in the foUosviuz hrauchea of SOrner aissl Literature : • •. , _ This day were published, Hoptisoniely printed in one volustfe tira. price Ins. rid. in hoard% SilltriVELS throug!. FRANCE and GERM ANY. in the Years 181.5, i 814, and iB.7;ailiapoising a View of the Mural, l'oli , ical, and Social State of those Conflict; t. irten sphried with •ittnicrou; Histuric-ti and Political Aneti. , :as, front authentic , ource,. Hy J. lORGENiON. Pruitt...l tor T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand; r.e.l W. Diarhi wood, at I.tiiithuro. English. Writing, Arithmetic, Mathematics, Book keeping, Clubs", Granny/v. Ifhtory, Philo:ropily, anti Elocution rt c Lure, ._reek, and French Languages ; Drawls -7 and Daum:4; yrsrsl Naha r,ructlou NA Pupil Is admitted lot a skirts: period thr• one year, unless ri..- Cit:itieas extra be pa•d nn bis admission: In I the Patent or' Gusrrtraii will be tcquirt,l to sign his assert to the terms of the Ertabl slontEt. 3. :15111r. - - ECT AL EXCHANGE AVAIRANCE 01. VICE, ' by Royal Charter in tbsitelp of Khig Gaoatsa I. :UNE, 1817. 7) - -2.1.50NS whom ANNUAL PR LNIIUMS 1.411 (L.:c. on the tub Instant, are heteby it.fortned, that P. are now ready to be cleUiered at the Cusol.soy% Utfxcti s7rr tLe LOYAL i.xciuNog and In PALL MALL, us well y ;heir re..puctisre Agents in the several Cuottiss ; ants rfos Y :ties ausurvd are requested to apply for the Ketewat of their oti or titian, the oth of :uly next, at tie usual Flfteeft rays all:m.4ler l'symeat, bryood the date of tad% Policy, will uspit 'I bi. day were publiArd, han.isornely rrinrel in Iwo VW., two, With a Portrait of &be Author, prier lUb. ill board., SELECT PIECES in VERSE and PROSE.- 13y the Lite JOHN BOWDLEit, Jun Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barriiter a Law. Printer! for T. CAM and W. Davies, Strand ; and J. Hat. chard, Ptecadilly. •.• The profit, of th;s Work will be givtli to the goeiety for ItAtiutainitt and Edueteing l'ortr Orphans of t 'len/oleo. Every Pupil nw:t be recommended, or glee a reference far resilictabil.ry. All psym..ots to be puecturily made at the exp. whin td every Six Months. , The dialingutthed patruntge wh;ch has for more than twerry been conferred on Mr. WlWarns's s-, , tent of education, 111. duces hint to hope, that the terl`24 above stated - will be approv....l by his Wet:ids; aud to seho,n ire Les.. 4 to make his grateful achnow ledgments,avd to say, that a. SO/ 4.131 Students let Ye lately retired, he wit be ready to receive uthets abuts: the middle of July. Tie Mansion 'occu:ted by !ht. Establ.shment is a most corn motattes dtvelliog, phe..a.itly situated on an ensiuence, and Coio nianciog extensive view. in ev-ry direcri n "1 he listils of Studs, Offices, i'leasure-gro.m.ls, and Gardem, are spacious, and well adapted tur COUVrtilelt4.4 comfort, and Indulgence to the Student.. l'he trt atntent is liberal hi the ex , reme tut the truth ur this :t.serti,iti rt ference N tt4l.lC•ted to be made to the Parents of the Yotch wiw ender Muria..um. 'lke Duniestle Deparment is etost sedtd..usly a:teudeJet.t; itiot the t;coolastie Department is ccit.ltic•ed by [tit united efforts of the eritterital and tour nomad Masters, SAMUEL 'PENNING, run. S,erceary. AttendiCCe I 1 stet n rlail7 at the Orlit c• (or the A.:•n• ut,r)d., h k erchand.zek, and Ship• in harbour. ;a dock, or while huiltla g, I; o:st I.u3r, or Dentage by Fire; and ti,E6 fug the As...mance ot auJ t.renting Annular. on LiVOM V.B. Piro llthiare wtll be butter" tree ut Lxpense to the 11.. where the Annual Pre Oulu a:nonfat to n or uvwarti.. This tlly were publlblittl, IlandennwlT printed iu Oue Vul.evo. prier In% Rd. In bnarls w SERMONS, on FAITtI, 1)0C URINES. and PUBLIC DU mi. By the Very Rev.....WILLIANt VINCENT, D. D. Late Dean of Westminster. _ With a Life of Cie Aii.hur, by the Rev. Rot.•crt Narcs, Arch ilor„eou of titalloul. Prio•ed fur T: Cadrll and W. Davie", Strand. Of whom may be ha t , by the Name A ut h or, The h 4 MONtif, (JULY) • TDISH respectfully reminJs his best Friends, . the Pubbe, the STSI . I3 1.0 I"l*Lk Y commences drawing re 9:11 of Neat Moods. The Scheme couNi-i, of mach novelty, s - .d great advantages are held out, which, it the Public avail e nstlees of, caste it , to be the 11104 bend:trial for them of auy far many years pea. fintileamet Yrisc, iu addition to what be drawn, will receive • .41u.M.0 MONEY! A• I es the Lottery Is drawn Iti Claims,. of enure it Is crittal to &swiss Iwo Press of dlO,GOu Money each. The scheme 7.;111 possesses Four Prism of Amyx* (Mewls. - Two of se -2,000 Ocala, and 16 whey ; but the p,nscipat it,tlat notwithstanding flit; c will b.: 7,000 1 icket. drawn 4. Firs , Day, the first I,coo Blank* will be each entitled to J:10 Money, and every other Blank drawn that day to a frtbh chalice /or the Second and Last Day, when all the ririnJilling Cat italb min' be ihawn, ciinv-quently early AdVeatUrerb have great ad val•a:,,e,. Scheme*, %Nitta fall l'articular , , u, be had gra h., and 11 , :tei, and Sharea are selling by BISH, 4, Cutilhill, slid 0, CStrinr-ernel. •.• hi the Lost I.ottery BISH told (as tuu;d) inure Capital, 17.:1 any other Office-Dryer. The Commerce and N iv/traria!) of the Ancten% in the indiat, Ocean, handsonvely printed, in l'wn Volumes, 4to. with a Por trait and other Etisravingt., ittict, 44. is. in bowl.. The ,qua ut Cooruction I, a general one. Fren.h is the unl vers4ll..oguage of the School. Pros e sctuos and ft .arcolars may he known by applying tr the Grecian house, Devereos court, Temple•liar ; at Mr. Ea, natd. t', l'autun-street, Hayinsrket ; and at the Se.lool, Hi , 6 beech. near M'oodfor.l,EiltlC. This day were published, hi One Vol. limo. price ss. boards, lETTERS addressed to a Serious and Humble .4 Inquirer after Divine Truth, with a peculiar aspect to the arcunntincts of the pcestot 'lime Ey the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, Rector of autumn Ridetare. and of Yozall, in the County of Stafford', and late Fellow of All Souie College, Oxford. Primed for Ca.lell and W. Davies, Stratu!, Loudon; and W. Blackwood, at Edinlmrch. 01 whom may ako be had. by the name Author. 1. Practical and Famtliar Sermons, designed for Paroeh!.;l and Domest!c Instruction, 'new Edition, la 4 vols. liluto. p:.ce Ss. each hi b•tards. • NEW GOLD SOVER1:1;;N:.. I SWEWRIGHTp the Contractor for the Grand tf . SIIIMMER 1.0 UTERY of 10,100 Tickets, has made i.:-.ogenien.s for accommodating every Milder of a Prise with the beautiful NEW GOLD COIN ; Two-thirds of ati tie I hikes Ms. 7,00 c) will he clrawn 9th JULY, and everyime bring Val. :led to some Benefit, will have the privilege of el.timing *unit &marls:is in Payment. The Sebum: coutano, YOUR PRIZE:). d 'I W Y . 1 IIOUSAND POUNDS cub, and no hornier ochame, a so small a number of Tickets, ever did contain inure dui TWO, thei c is therefore twice the usual chance yt obtaining Prizes of that magnitude, iii favour of every I...dvet.tur. sr. The Scheme shortly is 4 Prises of £BO,OOO are 111,01 , 0 2 2,000 1,000 21 •£3OO, £9OO, &c. 9.t 10 smaller Prizes s,9oo . Blaiiks to be New Tickets, ur receive £lO Money ,E 160, 0 10 2U,C 00 4,000 9,000 5,400 19,060 0,064 Prizes. X 190,460 Thu the absolute small Prizes are equal to the usual proper. fen. There is itird.cr the 5,900 Blacks, that in achenses *Lid have remained Blanks, are in this Scheme to become New lickerst i or entitled to £lO each, making an EXTRA SLIM of 439,000 in favour of this Lottery. A spktoild Total of dity,46o, and every Ticket butia ha worth 410. 7s. Lod. in or £6.11. 10d. each mote than former Lotteries, thougk 'tickets are re:t. cheaper, aid aellin6 at the low prices ut 'ticket £lO Iss. A Half ...... ....C9 19 0 I Eighth A Quarter ..n`.. 5 1 0 Sixteenth ael.ds. only. At his Old °Mee% Ne. 37, COSNIIILL, / VO. 11, Hinson 9, Sr, HAYMARIC ET, 141,0xsorn.Svaarr. The Drawing brgics the 911 of . JULY, when the First-drawn Prise will receive TEN THOUSAND POUNDS more, and e"l7lidtet will become a small Prize of nut less than .410 value. with the privilege of receiving some New Gold Soversegiai, tn.:lli/eg the ()sty charce art obtrining that superb F.;:se Coin. .... A SAVI.VO OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR. FASHIONABLE and most Elegant COATS, cut and made In a superior manner, of the best Supt.'liue Clash, from sCS is. to £3 121—Waistcoats, from Os. to !is.-- Cassimere Breeches, LI Os.—Nankeen, Russia LA Drill, and .White Jean Pantaloons and Trowssrs clleap in Rvistilon. A vaiirty of fittotring Jackets, Hunting Coats ; Ls Box, Curricle, and nriving Coats; and, for the conveeia tce of Gentlemen travelling, a vaiety is kept ready-finished, or a rah made in four hours. Seivants' Liveries Li l Os. complete. litetiosiness of this house being wholly done with ready-monry, 'tales the, Proprietors to submit the above advantageous Terms to the Piddle, witigh is net less than from 30 to 40 per Cent. No. ton, Fleet street, four doors east of Chancery lane. Merchants and Captains wanting large quantitiee, will find 1 ;•.0 advantage by applying as above. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. JAMES A'IKINSON, Perfumer, No. 43, Ger rard.street, Soho-square, London, begs leave tthintorm !*t Public, that his VEGIITABLE DYE, which has been so intrally patronised, has lately been counterfeited, and the above ;e'rtni will be given on conviction of the offenders. He has also k•d nsmerons complainfk, that where Ladies or Gentlemen have - , 4llteir servant. for Dye, other Dyes have been sent in its place. This imposium may be detected by particularly ordering Atkin• Vegetable Dye, and by observing his signature and address lkel..bel. The qualities of the Vegetable Dye are, its changing !tfl or Grey Hair on the Head or Whiskers to a beautiful 41 1fernianent brown or Black, by simply wetting the I lair, .'!fieb, when dry, is of the desired colour. Price Ss. iris. 6d. cue guinea. Also, Patronized by ihe,Roral &c. ATKINSON'S CURLING 11.1.111.1, LI restoring the Vowth of the hair where it has Helen off Irons perspiration, change of climate, intense study, at: effects elokat paslions, ac.; it also keeps It in curl during exercise daneng, walking, riding, &c. or in a damp aunesi.bece. Price' :; 4 . SI is 6d. and One Guinea. And A Kiriars AMBROSIAL SOAI% L i 'Moving freckles. sunburn. Etc. petventa the hands char and matt, the skin luxuriously white, :lowed lo; and even. rill.' is. a s.itaare for a .4;hiuc, and in :;!,:t% itig C .skt cc 9d. .aid is. each.—:;u:l above and 1,1 stivst Aid IM lNAreSitib bitUtTla 41114 2 Set num,, Oddly designed to elur',late some of th? doe tines ul the Govt.!, sth IE4Hon, Svo„ prim 10b. it: hoard,. 2. wo Sermons, peached in the Old idol New Cherc%es at Wolverhampton, preparatory to the EstaLlisinuent of a bible ler.titution, svu. price 'l' day new pubiiihed, ill twig ^:l;.rto. With Ten Mates, front Etchings on Store, price 1.3=. bwirds, REMA RKS on the CONSTR UCTION of liar- HousEs ; pointing out the most advautogeors Form, Materials, and Contrivances to be used in their Contiructttio ; with a Review of the vurions Methods of Building them in 10. reign Commie'', 3i weq as in England. By J• C. LOUDON, F.L.S. &c. _ _ _ Printed for 1. I'aylor, at tbe Architectural library, S 9, High Holborn —Whore may be had, recently published, TOWS rLANi, ELLVA 11 - 10 vs, and SZCTIO N 5, of FE , r.corsta. Ca arm noose*, Co N s aitva rust t , &c. built in carious parts of England, on 1 weety-seven Plates, coloured, with Description, folio. £4. 12,. 6tl. boards. This day was published, elegantly printed in vols. price lib. T HE OBSERVER; being a Ccilectiod of Moral, Literary, and Familiar ESSAYS. By . R: CUMBERLAND, Log. London: Printed for Lackington, liugber, - Harding, Mayor, and loves, Tiosbury-square. Of whom may be bad, New Editions of all Cumberland's Works, viz. Memo ifs of his Life and Writings with Anecdotes and Cha teeters of Ids Cotemporaries; elegantly printed in two vols. elm with Portrits„ Lt. Is. • Calvary, or the Death of Christ; a Sacred Poem ; two vols. elegantly prinied, 12s. A Fey, Plain Reasons why we should believe In Christ and adhere to his lteligi i ; addressed to the Patrons and Professors of the New Phillasopty; elegantly printed, uniformly with Cal vary ; gs. John de Lancaster; a Novel. 9 vols. elegantly printed, II: Is. The Esodiad; a Poem, by R. Cumberbnil, Esq. and Sir Janie. Bland forget, But. elegantly printed, Li. 10s. Dramatic Pieces, es. 6d. each. Tbla day was published, Handsomely and closely printed, In Culumns7 royal 410. . he Thud Volume of A THENA OXONIENSES: The History of all 1 - 1. the Writers and Bishot.s who have lead their Edt:;:ation in the University of Oxford, front the Year 154t0. To which Is added, VAS*I I OXONIENSES: or, the Annuls of the said University. First Written by AN I'HONY A. WOOD M.A. of Merton College • And now very considerably augmentt d, in 'Feat and Notes, by 11111.1 V bIAt•S 9 Fellow of :It. lolm's College Oxford., / In the present republication of this valuable body of English Biography, every word of the two former editions has been re tained with exact fidelity, so that the corn's', reader is no longer subject to the troublesome necessity of collating the book as first publitted by the &Apr, with the subsequent edition given to the world by Bishop Tanner. Besides the text of the two former editions, that now offered to the public contains a vast number of notes by Bishops Huns- PhreYs, Kennet and Tanuer, by Sir Philip Sydeuhasn, Dl. Raw linson, Mr. Baker,Grey, aveday, Macro, Morant, Peek, Wan ley, Whalley and Watts, wiLli several by the present editor, and many of great value, which have been• cummunicated by intelli gent persons now living: add to which, each volume contain:" some few new lives of persons whose cumaction with the Ut.i versity bad escaped the iuduarious euquirres of the Oxford Biographer. The three volumes now before the public contain upwards of sixteen huudoled lives, comprising the ATUSIII from the year 'l5OO to IEBO, and the Fairs from 1500 so Iti4o. The remainder of the orisiin.l work will he cornyleted in one volume snore, Which will he published in the Spring of 1818 at the latest : it is then proposed to continue the lam; and Annals to the year iboo, adopting a plan similar to that pursued by the first author. For this purpose very copious materials are already collected ; and it is earnestly requested that such Gentlemen 111 possess any curious and authtutie documents relative to the Oxnard Writers, will have the kindness to eunimonicatri diem, to the Editor, who will, on his part, spare no exertions to render the work as perfect and interesting as possible. S.' Volume she Erse may be had, price A's. Ist. 6d. and Vo lume the Second, with the ['Asti Oxoilietres, price Li. 4s. 64. London : Printed for P. C. and J. Rtettlgtem ; I.ackingtoo, Hughes, Hangs's, Nfavor, and Jones; Payne and Foss; Nichols, Son, end Beasley; Longman, Ilona, Rees, Orme, and- Etroult ; Cadell and Davits , H. J. and A. Arch ; Itiawmani Black, Pat ine' y, :rid Co. • R. Hs Evaus; 1, bootie; Baldwin, Craduck, and 14, Luudvu ; and J. raker,Oxfortli dav wes publOhetf, in 5 large vols. price 2.75. LI 0 ‘‘. AR 1) cftsTLL ; or, a ROPIIIICC from the A L Nlimmainv. By a NOR CH JAI lON. Printed for A. K. Newman and Cu. Leadenfiati.street. The fat:owing will appear this Summer A Bride aail No Wife, by H. Rouriere 1.064, 4 vols. • The Deserter, by the Autbor of " 211oiltreitia," " Husband Hunter e," iltc• 4 TOM BeauchaMp ; he Wheel of Fortune, 4 vols. The B:e.dit Chief'; or, The Lade of Urvino, 4 vols. Apti.Ltelphine, by Nlni. By. (n, Second Edition, 2 vols.. Modern I Inter; or, The W orid we live M. by Mrs. Helm. SeCOUti £ S vols. .10 wilt. the Apse of Donald's Cottage, by the Agthor of tbe 4rsaa al Bohemia, &c. 4 vols. .4. I 0 'Di's day win pohl-slied, prise 7s. board►, n the NI-IYSIOLOGY dtIdDIS EASES of the EAR, containing 3 comp iratiee View of its Strotture and Figicticitis, sod of its various liv J. li. CUR I'ls, Esq. Attest to Ms Roy:! H•ghress the Prince Regent, Surgeon to the Royal Dieptnsary for the Diseases of the k.ar, Lecturer on the Anatomy, Ptlysiology, and Pathology of the Ear, Fellow of the Medical social}' of 1 ooJon, tkc. dtc. 6, The abtare %Vork.is the only yet putilishol, that is equally adapted (or popular and professional use ; it ca,hi the aura:iota of the publiz to a class of Dis?ases hitherto owe t nerleeie•.l, raid is intended chictly for the iidOrinatisii of de. persons. work is enriched with a plate of s, venal new Acou sic lust roinents Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Lines, P.,ti.rtioarr-row ; Hatchartl, Piccadilly; Rodwell and Martin, Buod•street, and J. Richardson, Cor nb,ll. 111. day was pubbshed, fts. ara:lT Itous.d. THE BIBLE CLASS BOOK or, Scripture goading* tor every Day in tf-e Year : being Three Nun alre..l auJ siaty-five Lemmas edect-d front the toast neeruetive and improving pane of the Sacred Seripturea. A4.ipted t the use of ~cbool* and Families... ••• 'I h.: promiscuous and indiscriminate use of the fli:riptures, or reading the Bible regularly through and through, as it is (Alta, has been 11.1%rurrally and justly objtctrd to, that s judicious wire ' noes of the tustructive, improving, and imps estire parts—preserv ing a perfect barmony through the whole, and °minisg such portions only as are richer repetitions, or panne. dilli:utt to he unitistarl by unintormed muds, is a work that in the present enlightened practice of education, has been Inns cslied fur to Schools and Families. It is the (Alert of this volume, to restore Bible Reatilw; to us former dilly ode its Schools, and to tinpilix not a.:y Citilarer, hut Parrots and Serrotts, with a book ad tuc.l to common cap:it:des. Is is suited to every. dt.inminaton eltristiatis; because it is the Bible, plsinly speaking tut itself, without comment or remark. . _ 1.4int1(4.: Primed kr Lackington and Co. Fineoury-fiquare; Losl l pya.: and Co. :•.iterrioskr.tow ; and 1.3 w and Whin Aker, Age A NEW s rRAND GHOST . A S pensive I sat in my evening chair, In my musings my fancy was drawn 'Yu my Lalf worn eiut boots—they no looer would bear. Wit w ere rough, and decayed. and hoofed When s:.:delea briore me a Gnu:. r seemed to rise, Arra)'d us sul•erlative Mom ; And m hi!. 1 gaz'd round me in .dent turprize, hr radiance enlibliteticd th e moons. Ih fcrai was a Boor, and its soft jetty hue hi lustre surpassed the rich ray Of the bright solar brans that Jodi dazzle the view F.re it rzeeettt it, splendour away! Twin, " Whence and what art thou, bright vision ?" I cried, ' Arai *liefetc.rt Thus ColStr3t thou beret" V' he” the Choet of the Boot mildly speakiug re;•1Ie '• That thy boom tray L•s beauty appear 1 " Once, like those thou wcarest, my form was decay% No jet had my surface to boast; My grain was destroy'd and no lustre diaplay'd, Its polish—its beauty was lost " Yet still I no censure attribute to you— Ail the skill you possess'd yea had tried; BLeh m . ynu tisud cucld restore my lost hue, '1 ho' with diligent labour applied. " But thus to instruct you I come from the grave Asray'dlny beau.y sli , noss; To testis you the sloe. of.' my brethren •o save, Aud to make their b!oorti equal to mice. Theu baste thee to WA's a a N Maths: It is 'I hat •lave wilt suet lifitre display; • .00 Bioaipz in goodness i; eq•;al to his ..bor such Hatless and jet can convey t' 'Po above truly inestimable BLACKING Is prepared by • • er, ( e r And NO by most Boot•r.:akers, r:rucers, ironmougerr, flrcsh makeiv, Pertumere, &c. us etcry I own to ese . •in stone tsoetscs, tio. )(O. qud i t:.. a. Ask. toe 11ei.K1CL 1113..kiiv iliat in the lire disturbances in etme of the IVlanit'attniring Districts, It isnot even pritrtiled char Any vrio•ss of wriitlit or comerittrore in society have had the lease concern, and no :tat. vitiu,4 of t unit powion, or eat .11.1 it inflotence, is even rocostid i•e treason; hiit t':e few vitiatel persons concerned therein v..ouid. on the ram!, appear to Lave nt.cos entrapped and coaed on to at s of riot and outface, b. the artful machinations of iiir4 'pies and tilonntrs sys.em which we regret to see resorted 'v, and which coign*: beauirmieutly held up to kntPc odium osi4 tis &don, a. abhorrent to and subveinve of ihr ptiticiples of the Batt& el, • Est sit•tti. • Your Petifiutiers. therefore, most respectfully but earnestly implore and earreat your Honourable House uct to ttiffsr this palladium of lkitlsb iihs•rty to be farther titspenitca on ..geb weak and frivolous prime 114 but that a privilege so titllf to tho feelings of "lusty Eugh.itotti.us, may ituniesiistely be rsstured t 3 Its t• fore, sna vigour. Wo:or l'cri:looers thernore, must humbly pray your Honours alder Huns., that the Hill stow piton% lit s'Ariostoutit for the for flier 311.1prMidto of i k .. Hal,cas 'orpu% may not he •uffen:d to pa s tut.. a law ..n :My pretruce, or wider any m.,Jiftrarion what.. And your Petitioners, as tit duty bound, shal ever prity....ics Itt-olvesl uniniotoutly— I hartbe Pet Won be sent to the Cur. ittlititor, to wait on our itepressnratives. to euquire if (hi y wall or will not support the Pethion of their Constituents; 311,1 ttia shotiLl they refuse to. do the same, that he initnesharety rtiskir to Lord Ossuiston and -dor 1,10.14. Mr. Buonet, Tripes:mg ditto to present the • Re.4llvr.l (isiksti a ihvision of tt: to 38)—That should our Re prroroit.vives think 1k tem to Slippf oft the above Peritiou that they wUI hi Wore be cutwid_re4 uoworday thr rostfidence of their t'oewrit ti:ttet. R.-solved unanimously— rbat the Resolutions and Petbkn be 4.lvvri 1.4b1141,i1l Ler NlNUirAllt. l'yur Mrtcury and licrwick Adveriawr.—by order of Ladd. MARK JAMESON, lessen nork. kit All PlldaYliNfED. 1 1 0 coonterict the min, attempts that are daily itrutr rt. iglivise OA the on wary a spurious compo.K.ot .f v 4 till. Gelllllllle Eli. s.ittg prepared by Day and Ntif ei.•l art to adopt a iow I. awl, in which their addre.a„ ;07, iiiill Holborn, I+ ithred Cllll4l.irimitsti, that 'Ley trust an attention to OA, .tint the dithrenee it the type, which is unlike all letter-peas, wail enable purelsveri at once to detect the loscosirlon. The heat 1....0t BLACKING, MA • C by DAY and MARTIN, 97, high 11..tturii, will iu future b.: Buhl in Bottles at 64. ls. ash' iq. ud...!seb, WIJ a espy of the t.atei left with a.I Venders, DAY Ati MAR CDC High !labor& 11%A I.111"3 GENUINE CAIthIINAI'IVE is cup.stior to all other remedies lot the witt.l, purutugs earn. entsions auJ Iho>a .U.nt.lets In the etonrecla al 4 tAJWCII Of intants which prove foal, to 4n niaoy tinder the 27. e of two years. It is e , lualy et1ic.104.414 in cholies flutes att.& miter conspLunis in the t:i eithtese ries is pi eons. Thi. itsvAltisbir C. 11.1 44 ta •Jleine, invented by the late Mr. 10-eph Bally, Apo Leary, ii mum prepared by his J.:tighter. Aft 4 i'flllet.4 and her son.. to whom b4.4psearhest thin , by kis will. It 14 Said only by F. New tt.ey and Soto, tit the uldsestahlisc.l %Var. house, h 144.45, the Fast li.Ml of 9t. Paul' the third boo from price is. 9.1. a bottle; but if pit/eared elsewhere. be aut.• to a.k tic " GcU's Dolby's Carminative.? and see that the Mink' " NeWherb " is etiravcri tia the smupe. LOCK AND SUNDICAL DIii ) ENSARY. Hithneis the Duke cC l'Oßri, President. Sutc Kialisan.A.t.msbes ui the:(oyal CoI e s I Am d cm . G4ll:llll4Jalli—Farl ui F. jrt•tett, s.st Leitrim. Hun. (.‘!unel I. Pkrry. JeLst I:lunette. M.P. THE Royal rii S l Noble P.tritsts Ot the above IN. S fit UTION, ler the exelusi.• 42 Treatment ofVF.NEREA L ejAipLAIN f'3, and tbeir dangerous cotnewittences, In ordvr to nbattre the beneits that ft see t snaked from It, selected Mr. xt. r . 'ran as its Sureetm, (standing htyn on the Ust of the !loyal co:It i o renal baying directed hiss:A:et Ittenticn to tkose diseases. K:crnan contras. tt a part DI bla otlicial duty to caution el e public, by pointing to the Liu ut the Royal Cancer, publis:nd .rt February. !Mit!, as the only sure gate" and :hat no memos of ammine nth tutee, and publtcly advertiling Vrll l .( , Ut be'ng sa::: . tinned by this list, are to be credited. The oust reports of tbe lack Dispenary prove :kat some of :he mos: dargvsous VMS oi sorts:um*, Debtlity, and other stiprosti I , :ntrable aTact 'min of the Genert.tve Organs have been here rt. and succestfully treated. Mr. I.:yr:tan may be cott.ulttal as usual. by ;mth Seers. at H. liol. -e, =l, 1.1)Ort CkAT:tate•s:r:yt, Betl:prat-..iyarv, where •_Er. From I own mid Cout4ry art: to be a441•r0.0i, and :he retT/- w.ry a•lvtor antlmedictne attli he r yrn,.9r iwel“, to at . y pars o , the United Kingdom. r.tbutbed, pear to. ^.l Ey!'tfor, Pyre:kat flsestrast ott ~s :s t,„y c b. 1-v:su s a^t raj be !at, b.:, ; • la:stuossetou w, . v, ;:rurr.:scau:t, Soto.