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I'IN SATURDAY NEXT, Juniary th affi, thi ANY QUANTITY of MARBLE or PORTLAND 1 In One volume. ago. Price 84 . in b ciar d B o - • 1.../r LEADING ARTICLE will be pub li shes!, at thire4bried . SLAB - 'ON the PRINCIPLES of INFLAMMATION price of Sex -Paws., SIIALL, Marble at Regent-street, I vry -Yep i and rEVRIL To be bad of ali Be : sellers and Newsmen. Westminster. B C E. LUCAS, M.D. - Printed for T. *nd G. Underwood, Piet-strdet. THE following unadorned TALE of DEEP DIS. TRESS will, it is hoped, excite the compassionate aid of those whom GOD has blessed with the means to relieve the mise ries of their fellow -creatures, when arising neither from India. cretion nor a want of foresight. The Petitioner is the Widow of a respectable young man who obtained & decent livelihood by Re. porting for the Public Papers ; but for upwards of eleven months preceding his deatb,which took place on NewYear'a Day, he was confined to his room, in a Decline, and incapable of earning a shilling. At the expiration of the third month of his confinement theit distress was considerably enhanced by the death - of their only child, the expenses of whose funeral deprived them of their last shilling, and their future means of subsistence arose solely from pledging or selling their clothes and such other comforts as imluatry,when in health, had enabled them to procure; in this dis tressing state she was, in November last, put to bed with another child,which, added to the funeral eapenses of het husband, left her not only destitute, bus considerably enthralled, having parted with her bed, bedding, &c. Here age thought she had reached the climax of woe, but PIIOIP2DEIttE has since thought fit to take from her her infant, which r -but for the kind contributions she received, she should have been totally incapable of inter ring. She is now, therefore, truly alone, in debt, and almost destitute of rairnerit. From this abyss of misery she has no hope of extrica tion, but by the aid of a kind and generous Public, who she humbly hopes will not suffer a widow to perish who is desirous to struggle against calamity and exert her industry for her future support, to enable her to do which, the smallest donations will be most gratefully received at 175, Strand, near Norfolk-street ; and at the Offices of the different Daily Morning Newspapers. She returns her unfeigned thanks for the following donations already received:—Prom the Compositors at the Public Ledger Office, 15s. 6d.; Mr. Roden, Morning herald Office, 24. 6d.— Left at the Morning Post, by Mrs. D. ss. ; Mr. Vernon, New Times Office, 2% 6d. ; Mr. Robinson, left at the New Times,sel. The following sums were left at Mr. Peck's, 175, Strand:— Mr. Thos. Kerr, 5%; A friend to the distressed, es. 6d. ; K. H. LI Is. I. Is S. ; Mrs. R. 10s. 61. ; A. B. £ 1 is. ; Mrs. S ; L 26.; ;qrs. S. G. 5s ; Mrs. Cutting, 10s.; A Stranger, 10s. ; G. 11. C. 55.; Mrs. Coombs, 6, Philpot-lane, Alderman bury, 2s. 6d. ; A Stranger, is. This day were publided (dedicated to the ReV. O rtray), in foolscap, price Si. 6d. boards; • • DECEMBER TALES : .. I turn now to my hoot-4 mine Mier; god forth my brave anatomy, child of my brain-sweat and ye*, can- didi lectures, lo 1 here I give him up to you ; even do with him what you please, ny masters." Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Mad;'-lane. This day were published, price 64. in boards, ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS ON PENAL JURISPRUDENCE anti the REFORMATION of CRIMINALS; containing Remarks . on Prison Discipline, in Reply to an A rt i c l e i n T he E d i nburgh Review, and onthe Punishment of Criminals by Solitary Confinement, as proposed in Annie of the United States of America:---With an Amami, containing a eorrt•spondence on that Subject, and the latest Re ports of the State Prisons of Vhiladelphia, New York, Sic, Ste. • fly , WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq. Printed for T. 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Also, just published, price 7s. each Volume, • • T.Z.I7:Li in the SOOT!, of Equont, with 15 'level. 1 RAVELS in the Nowru of Enema, IS Views- TnAvEts in AFRICA Views. TuArets in NORTH AMTRICA . 9 Views. TaAVELS in SOUTH ANERICA 9 Vikws. The Plates may be had separately, price Ss. 6d. boards. London: Printed for Harvey and Darton,Gracechurch.street. VOCAL MUSIC. ffillE LONDON COLLECTION of GLEES, 1 DUETS, and CATCHES; comprising the established Compositions of the Old Masters, with Selections from the Works of Attwood, Bishop, Brokaw, Callcott, T. Cooke, Hawes, Holder, Horn, King,. Alazzinghi, Parry, Reeve, Stet venson,Webbe,Ware; &c. &c. Calculated for Public or Pri vate Performance. Edited by JOHN PARRY. To be published in Numbers.—ln boards, price 7s. bound, Bs. Published by .Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. 20, Soho s9uare, and to be had of all Music and Booksellers in the United Kingdom. SUPERIOR HARD BISCUITS. To the Nobility, Gentry, and others accustomed to cat what are called Hard Biscuits. BRIDGMAN, of 153, Oxford -street, late Tupp and Perry, invites them to a trial of his Biscuits, which bt Batters himself will prove to be equal to L.: and su perior to most, if not all others. Eery article in Confectionery, Cooking, an:, Pastry, in the best taste and fashion. This day was published, In Three Volumes, 12mo. price £l. la.. THE ENTAIL; or; The LAIRDS of GRIPPY.—By the Author of " Annals of the Parish," Bcc: • Printed for W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell. Strand, London. Of whom may be had, 1. The Ayrshire Legatees, 'lino. 7s. Y. Annals of the Parish, second edition, in 12mo. Bi. 3. Sir Andrew Wylie, of that Ilk ; three volumes, 12mo. second edition, tl. la. 4. The Provost,. second edition, 12.m0. is. 5. The Steam Boat, 12mo. 75. Lately published, In Three Vols. 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This Portrait (which is allowed to be one of she finest Speci mens of the Art hitherto produced in this country) was submiucd to his Majesty's inspection, at•the Pavilion at Brighton, on the' 19th of December, 1114141es' he condescendingly exprissed his high approval of it, both as it Specimen of she 'tato of perfection to which the Art has arrived, and also as exhibiting a faithful Likeness of his Person. Several Members of the Royal Family and of the Court were present, and were unanimous in their, 'ailniiration of it. CANDLES, SOAP, OIL, &c. AT CLACK'S CANDLE MANUFACTORY, 78, High-street, Mary-la-bonne, the undermentioned are selling, of the best quality, at the following Reduced Pr:;es, for Ready 'Money : Wax Candles, 31. 6d. per lb. - Sperm ditto, ss. per lb. Mould ditto, As. 6d. per dozen. Stores ditto, 7s. per dozen. Mottled Soaps 745. per cwt. Yellow ditto, 665. per cwt. Curd ditto, Md. per Ib: Palm and Windsor, Is. 6d. pet lb. T.dlow Graves, Bs. per cwt. Sperm Oil, 4s. 9d. per gallon. Whale ditto, 2s. Bd. per gallon. T. CLACK, relying on the articles submitted to the public, req-ctfully solicits the favour of their Orders. Letter post paid. Orders for the Country carefully packed. Reference.: in London are tequfsted. This day was published, price 6s. 6d. in boards, BIOGRAPHICAL CONVERSATIONS on tne most eminent and instructive British Characters ; inter spersed with Anecdotes illustrative of their Lives and Actions, and of the Times in which they lived. By the Rev. WILLIAM BING LEY, M.A. F.L.S. Printed for Harvey and Darton, Gracechurch.street. Also, lately published, Bingley's Conversations on the most eminent Wcyagers, price 6s. 6d. and on celebrated Travellers, price 6.. 6d. comprehend ing distinct Narratives of their personal Adventures. This day was published, in Three Vol 4. 12mo. price 16s, 6d. TRACEY THE POET, a Sketch from Life: Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall.street. The following will appear this Spring : Legends of Scotland (Second Series), by Ronald id‘Chroni. de, containing Daft Marget, 3 vols. Dc Mowbray ; or, The Stranger Knight, a Romance, by Vella Stephens, 4 vols. Modes of Life, in Town and Country, 3 vols. Hearts versus Heads ; or, Diamond cut Diamond, g Satirical Novel, by Innes Hoole, Esq. 3 vols. A Sketch, by Miss Russell, of her own Circle, 3 vols. What shall be, shall be, by Mrs. Meeke, 4 vols. BRITISH :NI A NUFACTURE, Patronised his present Majesty, their Royal 'Highnesses the Ptioress Augusta, the Duchesses of Clarence, Kent, and Glou cester, the Nubility, Foreign Ambassadors, &c. P IE patriotic spirit of the higher ranks in Society T prtonotes the general encouragement of national industry, and urges a bold competition with other commies. The predi lectign for foreign articles of taste and fashion consequently de clines, amidst the fruitless opposition of those who profit by such It:artful prejudices ; this has been exemplified by the high degree of perfection which UR LIN O's LACE has attained, and the iacreasink demand for it since.lBl7, when the Patent was granted to prevent imitation. G. F. URLING and Co. have also ob tained a Pansy in FRANCE for their Lace, on its introduction to that Ccurt, and it is well known to pay a heavy duty in Fngland asforeign Lice, to the injury of the Public who are thus imposed upon at double the original price.—liordered and flounced Dresses from 3 to 100 guineas, with every novel and fashionable artirle in the real Point and Mussels fabric ; Tamboured goods, with Nets and Laces of every kind, that wash clearer than any foreign Lace.—Wholesale prices for ready money. Warranted genuine at 147, Strand, near Somerset House, and at no other shop in London. AMBROSIAL ROSEATE PASTILLES. MONSIEUR LEBRUN (who had the satisfaction of introducing into these Realms, about eighteen years since, the GENUINE PATE PECTORAL DE JUJUBE), has the honour of offering to the Public a new and elegant spe cies of Patina, which combines with its pectoral and soothing properties those of mellowing and improving the voice, by ren dering it more agreeable and more flexible. At the same time, it imparts to the breath a permanent fragrance, resembling Am brosia. This has induced the Inventor and Proprietor to bestow upon it the appropriate name of AMBROSIAL ROSEATE PASTILLES. Sold in boxes, at 9.. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, Cheap- Me, St. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street (near the Argyle !Looms), London; 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh, and 34, flackville meet, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Venders through out the Unired•Kingdom. Of whom also may be had his Genuine Pate Pectc•ral de 1.;4 1 .-e, so justly esteemed for their efficacy in Coughs, Colds, &c. A SEAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. A MOM; the very numerous intances of the 42 - happy effects of the AMERICAN SOOTHING ETU)? in cases of Dentition, the following extraordinary Case art Lttract attention: _ Mr. HARDIN°, of No. 1, Kew -street, Old-greet, St. Luke's, LI a Child, which at the age of six years was in suck extreme r. 411 with cutting her back teeth, as to cause the typhus fever; lid she wasted away so that her recovery was very doubtful. In having an Infant at the same time cutting its Teeth; on *born thi were using the Soornina &TIM were induced to its effect in this case, when, to their surprise, the dangerous 1 1 1 nptorns soon subsided, and she cut her teeth immediately, and httune strong and healthy. Mr. IL will gladly affirm the above to any person who may inebt the efficacy of the AMILIIICAN SOOTHING STROP, as he has Measure of proving its beneficial elects aria his other this inestimable Medicine to be had, *holaide Mid retail, Sf treprieton, Joss and Bontares (late ionnsisn'and Wit.- Lams), sa, Yoritvflee, 1 1gt i r 6tit n ', 14 the principal Medi:itte Venders in'To*rs aid try, at 4 -011. per 11,1116. OUR COTENIPORARI ES. On Monday, the 27th, ain be pnblished, in Three very thick Volumes, royal 1 limn. illustrated with 156 Engraved Por traits, price .£2 . 2f. in boards, PUBLIC. CHARACTERS of ALL NATIONS, consisting of Authentic Biographical Partkplars of nearly THREE THOUSAND LIVING PUBLIC MEN, in every walk of Life in all civilised nations. This Work Is in the form of Drbrett's Peerage and Baronet age, but it treats only of Men and Women celebrated for their Talents, Actions, or Writings.; and wham names occur in the Po litical, Scientific, and Literary History of Thues; such as So. velem:es, Pw.csa, Srarnmeit, Lizustemas, 1 5 SO FILSSIONA I. Mem (Civil and Ptutosoeuxas and Pintuc Wit Tres. The work has been several years in preparation, and recourse has been had to the most authentic materials, (Weil" and domestic ; while the •Ealiturs have often been aided by Valuable privet! communications. The *tit of party has been avoided, an 4 the several Characters have Leen exhibited tie eiad Scan-d -ance with their own principles and mile of mien. Primed for Sot Raossausi Tottu,s•and,Ce. London ; and to be bad of W. Sams, Pall-0011; J. PliVan4l46 Nl l .4ini and -of all Booksellers. - MB. As only a limited oujnber oy cures kit - beet' printed, l etriy .1)0k:elm ere raipettfuiViiikeisontaiird.. • - • Printed by Jobn Bloomy and Co. at their Lkhographie Print- ing Office, 310, Strand ; and published at their Ikpository, Wellingtoo-arrest, Waterloo-bridge. This day was published, In Four large Volumes, octavo, a New Utica (being the. Third), revised, cosrectod. and enlarged,vice sch..lo. in lids. A N INTRODUCTION TO !Mr:: CRITICAL 11 STUDY and KNOWLEDGE ot the notr - scatr- TURES. - By THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE., ALA. Of St. John's - Cons y, Cambridge; Carats of the United Pa rkshes of Christ Churcb t Newiaoeotreet, and St. Leonard, Foster-lane.--Also„ 10- Surrtastrefahir Paola to the Second Edition, with a new quarto Plate, price ss. 6d. sewed. Time Sopplermstarp.Pages are ao printed as to be inserted in the Volumes to which they belong. ['hey contain all the mates., rial additions to the third impression; so that the Second Edi tion will be very little, if at all inferior to the third. A limited number of Supplements only is printed. Printed for T. Cada, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. LIST yin. ESTABLISHED SCHOOL BOOKS, Printed for LOWMAN, Hussar, Kw, Quit, and BAOWN, London. ARITHMETIC AND BOOK-KF.EPINO. A N INTRODUCTION toARITHMETIC,equaIIy hi. adapted to Domestic ind to School Education. By .W. J. HOtZT. 2s. ad. H ENRY'S C4l.Ci.Etl MAGNESIA continues •so be p. pared with the most scrupulous care and attest tithi,l)Y Mem% TilniAs'itid MinufaCturin& •fitentists, itlastehester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. 9d. of with glass stoppers at 4s. 6d. stamp included, with full directions for its use, by their various agents in, the Metropolis, and throughout the United Ringdom; but it cannot be genuine ' un less their nAmes ire engraved on tiro fiOyernment Stamp, w hich is Sze& over the cork or stopper of each bottle: Of roost of the venders of the Magnesia natty be bad, SlLVltenticated•by a similar Stamp, IlaNar's Aeolt-trsc Smarr o, VINI:6A9, the invention of Mr. Ilenry, and the only genuine preparal x ion of that article. . TO THU PitOPHISXOR.OF CILURChrB COUGH (2 - ENTLENIENTo withhold from Public know. ledge a manifest fact of the utility and perfect Lure era fected by Tone cittitteirs cation DROPS upon me, would be the greatest iogratitudei u Mug as.it is an Incumbent ,duty of every atm to facilitate the comfort of his afflicted fellow creatures.—ln 1797 I caught a moat violent cold, which erected Oty breist and lungs so much that I souk' scarcely Speak to be understood, and remained so for the space of two months, at the same time accompanied with a great discharge from my lungs, which continued rith unabated force until the year 1609,„when, after haviait recourse to almost every advice, and to no purpose, being in conversation with a Gentleman of the Facalty, I told him I thought there was no perfect cure for an Astlima, to which he assented, by replying that he had one himself, and his only relief was by taking frequently some medicines to keep his lungs open. About this time a neighbour came to see me, who said he bad been equally as bad as I was then, and he first told me of Church's Cough Drops being the medicine that made him as he was then, in health, and persuaded me to make trial of a small bottle. I sent for one to Shrewsbury, to Mr. Woods, the Printer, at which time I had an incessant cough, with little or no intetwissiou. In the morning at breakfast I took two tee spoonsiul'of the Drops in the last cup of tea, and, no more wonderful than true, I did not cough for din space of ten minutes after,which would have taken place twenty or, thirty times before in that time ; in short it, and a few, bottles more, perfectly cured me then, arid I have never been without it In illy house for several years after, to use it upon any occasion after catching 'cold. I am now ti being witness to the truth of what I have liege said, and couspietod the 6lst year of my age, the itlsalay pf June instant, and, blessed be Goes, I have as good breath as any other man of my lige in the County of Montgomery. I am, Gentlemeni your most obedient bumble Servant Guildsficid, Montgomeryshire, JOSEPH RUT PER. June 12th, 1821. You are athhert) to make what use of this you may think proper • These-Drops Tay lee procured at the DookseUas and Drug ' gists.—Observe, the genuine-will have " Suaw and gowaitos,” 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, engraved nothe Stamp, price file. 9d. .and 4s. (I.L per beetle ;•the Magas. 1•14. pet box. • The A alrliairricutes Gums; or, A Complete Exercise Book. By W. Taylor, Teacher of the Mathematics, &c. Ss. A Krr to Tarcoa's A anuatirsicum's Goma : containing Answers to all the Questions in that Work. By W. H. White, head Master of the Commercial and Mathematical School, Bed ford. 4s. bound. An INTRODUCTION to PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC, In Two Parts, with various Notes, and occasional Directions for the Uie of Learners. By T. Molineux. Part I. 25.6 d. —Part AL 21. 6d. bd. Aarvintrric for Cutioarm, in Two Parts. By the Author of ' 6 Lessons for Young Persons is Humble Life," site. Part I. The Scholar's Book, 2s. Part 11. The Teacher's Book, 4s. bound: The ELRIIRRTS of Boot-Kt:rico by Smote and Douutr ENT/LT; comprising several Sets of Books, arranged according to present Practice, and designed for the Use of Schools. By James Morrison, Accountant. tiro. tis. half-bound. The AIRRCANTILZ LETTRA-WRITIUS; or, Commercial Cor respondent ; containing a Series of Letters on,l3usiness ; for the Use of Commercial Schools. With Remarks.—By James Mor rison. 12mo. Ss. 6d. boards. A Concur Syrrts: of COXTIXRCIAL Aar:mottle, adapted to - . - - Modern Practice. With an Appendix ; containing the Suostince - pyficit 'tirrki.i.tGENcrt. of the Mercantile Law and Practice, with regard to the Nature Bow-Srepir.—Yesterday a further investigation of the Charge and Negotiation of Drafts, and foreign Bills of Exchange.—B Y aga i nst Th omas M arr i at t , stewar d o f the Henry Perch e r, a frees James Morrison. 12mo. 4s, 6d. ,bound. tra di ng PAP Indianian, for embezzling part of the ship' s staves A Kay to Meatusosia Consixacim. Aattunitic.—By James on her voyage* home from the East Indies, took place before ' Morrison, 6s. bound. I Gamma itows.aso 'Mresilut.t., Esq. the Skiing Magistrate, the The Altrinarrte of Baal. Lira and Bosoms: ; including a result of which was die liberation of Mr. Marriott, on his finding complete Reformation of all the Tables of Weights and Alta- suret i es f a r his personal appearance at the Sessions. I n t h e sures: the Calculation of Annuities, Leaam, Estates, -Uses , coon* of the examination it was stated as part of the defenc e , Stocks, &c.—By the Rey. J, Joyce. 35. ad . ltound. that this Mweeeding Was instituted 08alust Marriott by Captain A Err to Dirro, for the Use of Teachers ; to which is sub- Stodd, iu consequence of the latter having been served with a joined,' a System of Mental Alithmetie. Ss. 6d. bound. notice of an action brought against Mtn by Marriott, for sp as- PRACTICAL MATHEMATICS. • siult alletiged to have been committetron him during the range An Irraotiversos to the nuttier and PRACTICIR of Plassreaod from the intirei. The notice was served two days prior to lie SPURRiCAL TRIOONCOARTIAT, and the Stenographic Projection of &policed° : teethe warrant. Captain Studd admitted that h e h a d the Sphere, including the Theory of liavigation.—By‘TLontas reeekvtd the r.otioe,bot lieuied that he was influenced by t h at , Keith. In svo. Price' its. boards. * ciretoustan:e in th % Jirc.srFu; ion of Marriott. ' The Euraztirs of PLanaHatturraf i containing the, First Sit ' 'ltrinsta:4 noesit.—'7'l . sior rh:le, porter at File.t's, on Fish- Rooks of Euclid, front the Text of Dr. Simpson : with Notes, street-hill, Critical and Explanatory. Ey Thomas Keito. In Sen. pr. 10:. 6d.' having Wl.l brotigtst before du.. Lose Moroi, charged with rubbed. , the. premises, in cos:it:action with his brother The EMMERT{ of Alllllol9ollll` whb Methods fordswermioiug i Bickford Clarke,::xbp. /tod 4,PrinedY been in the sereice of Mr. the Longitudes , Aspects. site. , d 4, Planets far any hilipm time; _ lii 4t * t h ee samo situation. The latter was charged wittt,beiog and an eateniiive Set of GtograPhical and Asir Pre: fhe receiiter. 11.1 prisoners wire committed for trial' ' blems on the Globes. With upwards of 700 " 'BrS. I s ' Matiksineiddetis-Sram.-LJ , Ant Reed, a young m a n o f & t i nt (t eeal Treeby, Teacher of the Matbelbatics, Ike. pith' ' 31'- 6d. • appearance, was yesterday brought up tiers o k. , Ggerge ., bound. . n 4 ' , l . A ... . r . . 3 i..yi..,44•l:,eits•Aindet tiae foik!winf eirconistancel:.Thesmstohntsa The Esalcsarrs of Law allpvinnita, in all ka.Erniscbes in. ist Arty, LISS d9sst,t,kseil4l o'clock the nsOt ' ,the. chiding Practical Geometry, Trigopornetry,Land hliasuriog laf :Ptisane g e wit lit a " t 'll th 2 side of & It ° msa ' ui t's the Chain, Plane; Table,'llmodolite, add' other Instruments, lie. ina hfrft&foligeteat , A.:-::ecea *II aver; : • r By Abraham Crocker. With •"" and- upwards of he . pirs mind lie wisitesi. which Yr Ss dost-at Itaim liiiioll#4lltha ._ . . aantit or hao-- . __ By Abraham Croch et.. 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