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rice The Second Edition o f OSMOND. A TALE.-13y - the Author of ig The Favourite of Nature." Printed fir G. and W. B. Whittaker, Are-Maria-lane. " The high reputation which the Author of The Favourite of Nature' acquired, by the publication of those deeply interesting Volumes, will not, we are sure, suffer any diminution by the pub lication of , Ouanstro.' The pleasure we derived from the perusal:of the former work, made us look forward with. some anxiety to the appearance of Osmond and we arehappy to say, our expectations have not been disappointed." " The ilistory of Caroline Lascelles is altogether beautifully told. lief misfortunes and fate are , highly affecting; and the way in which they are related would not have 'disgraced the Author of Clarissa. What is still better than all this, is, that a strain of the most pure and amiable feeling pervades the whole Work."—Monthly Mligaalne, December, l b 22. . _ Also, by the same Amber, Tic FAVOURITE OF NATURE. A Novel. IY three Vol.. limo. Tbird Edition, price Sis. boards. them with their Orders and Recommendations, and shall always feel, happy id their endeavours to give future satisfaction; at the same time tacit a Continuance of their Benevolence, whereby they may be eirabled to increase the Number of the Society. The following Articles are inserted as a Specimen of the very Low Prices, all warranted.-Ready Money only. Full size Mahogany four-post Bedstead, lath battens 45. 155.- Full size tent Bedstead £l. 65.-Bordered hair Mattress to It £l. ls.-Mahogany Drawer, solid ends £5 . 55.-Feather Bad E 4. 101. - Ditto, free from du st and smell, full glee £5. japanned Chairs of any description in oit£l.. es.-Best do. Wash hand-stand 161.-Ditto, Dressing Table 165.-Hearth Rugs 141. -3 feet 6 inches, Chest of Drawers £4. es.-Three-foot mahogany Pembroke Table £l. llis--Three-foot ditto on pillars and claws ▪ 15a.-Mahogany Dressing Table Ditto "%d e m best • 41.-Ditto Box Glass, 2 drawers, best British Plate 154.-•-, - Ditto ditto .61.6.-Ditto Swing Glass, large size, commode Ditto ditto 45.-Ditto ditto es.-Ditto ditto lita.-.-Trai Stand 7a -Long Mahogany Tray 125.--Japanned Book Shelf ism-erea Chddy lOs.-Mosic Chafrs-any pattern es. Mahogany Chairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed £6. gsp.4 ditto ditto 411:153.-5 ditto ditto £7..75.-S. Trafalgar ditto &bony Sofa to match 10a.--11itto Couch 121.101...Ditt0 411210 101.-Set of Mahogany Card•and Sofa Tables, on turned-lap, banded in ruse-woo* aft. 155.-Set of _Mahogany Tables, two Card and Sofa, on pillar, and claws £l2. 12a.-Ditto, the best that can be made-to ostler or pattern £l6. 101.-Straw Palliasse 41. Is.- Tent Bedstead 'and furniture :Z. 155.--Bardboo Bedstead and French elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, Al. 101.-.Five-faot mahogany four-post Bedstead and furniture, with French draperies, lined all throqh. complete, £l5. 10s.-Five-foot ditto- ditto ale. IN.-Ditto, ditto, with cornice, of a superior make, £15.10i. -Ditto ditto, with gold cornice, elegant drapery, L20.-Drs rt ing-room Cuains, of the best Morisse and Mints, St ied for £6. Ca.-Ditto ditto £7. 7a.-Ditto, of a superior and eleunt of work, £lO. itia,-Dravring-roam Sofa Al 68.-Ditto £7. 7s- Ditto £5. ft.-Horse-hair Cushioos,each ss. &1.-Common do. 40. W. THURNELL, Apse. OSUNTIRT DIALZIS IWTTLIID. Goods packed free of expense, except the materials, and sear all parts of Great Britain, and to the East and West Indiaso..Cajp. tains fitted out, and Merchants supplied with Cabinet Goodailir . Exportation. •; Apartments Illandshed 'at a few are notice, and• Began in two or four days. Carps diem-- Be primpf(s via* WHEN. Science began to explore the complicated machinery of Man, she was speedily entangled in a laby ridded wtysterious confusion, from which Intellectual perseverance Apo emancipated her. Ignorance and empiricism, however, still oppose their venomous hostility, and the prejudice of weak minds, in some measure, encourages their audacity. As Truth is to False kood.a-so may our public statements be compared with their sin =pretensions, and to expose their falsetto, we bare not to avow ourselves as practitioners In a class of Diseases Whisk epdanger the mystic evolutions of Nature. To be brief : we are Idembeo of the London College of Surgeons, can establish the integrity of our Character upon the success of Twenty Years' experience, and announce the grateful' testimony of those L n whom long suffering bad nearly extinguished every hope of relief. We pledge ourstilves to the removal of Syphilis, from its in cipient symptoms to the remotest stages, characterised by every -doubt and whatever malignancy. The intricate and much neg lected diseases of the Urethra bare been carefully and studiously Pesidered, es have also those delicate and important sympathies which refer to the Female Sex. The infirmities of virility have been especially noticed, whether as arising from the debilitating tyranny of a tropical atmosphere—the natural bias of courtitudon -.-the imprudence of gaiety—or the more alarming results of a pro• pensity to practices " which shun the light;" the progress of which is marked by a gradual dereliction of the animal powers. To who - are thus circumstanced, and more especially to such as are *spirants for connubial pleasures, we earnesdy recommend our Commentaries, Ist, The Ages ' gf Life, for the one Sex; or, find, -Hygeiana, exclusively addressed to Females; theyerusal of which must prove beneficial to their moral happiness. Three Books may, 14 had at Sherwood, Jones, and Co. 10, Paternoster-row; C. Chap pel, .59, l'all-Mall; S. W. Forts, 41, Piccadilly ; C ajio w and son, 76, Prince's-street, earner of Gerrard-street, o; T. and G. Underwood, 32 Pket.atiest; I . olkiey and Sem, 174, Fleet; street ; Onwhyn, No. 4. Catheriae-street, Strand, Alatchett and Stevenson, Barks and Kinnebtook, Norwi l t i t Deck, Ipswich; Damn, Bury St. Edmund's; Sheppard, Corn. street, Bristol, Barrett and Duffield, Math; Batts Cambridge; Todd, Briggate, Leeds ; .Wrigistaas, Birmingham ; Treweses ; Exeter; Woineultahos, Yoik ; Olrp, Lie ; adirOp cheater; Jones, 117, Tinniest Glasgow; Porter, 7S, street, Dublin; and by all Booksellers (price Os.) Remedios can be forwarded to any part of the world; Ps writing for the same, will please to enclose a Bank Note. Atts mice at home for consultation as usual. GOSS and CO. bLIL.C. Surgeons, No. 11, lientetinittedis Floc-street, London. December 2 - arßari - 4 Ir1; 11 11U VINTAPHOPP __. . .frota i 4 to January ft *t ima, at thu Court of camms sioners of ffankrupts., qadothati-sireet.: • BAIIIICRUPTCY SOP4RSKDED.. Wtam Redfern, Thomas Strrensoe, and William. Diatherwick, • 1/fettinghasit, hosiers. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Glover, Derby, hrstaiwnenufacturer. to serrnothr•Jannary Y. 3, and 34 okton, at slag King's Head Uotel. Derby.. At-' tornies, Mr. Moss ; Derby; or Mr. Woiston, Furnival's Inn. John Buchanan and William -Add Ening, late ofLiirrilool, ante-brokers,. January 14, 15, and '3l,'at pne, at the enrge lan, Dale-stect, Liverpool. Attondes, Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford.row ; or Messrs. Crump, or Mr. Thompson, of Liverpool. Villiam Byte, late of Cockspur-street, trunk-maker, January 10, 13, and 31, at one, at the Court of C,ootraissioners of Bankrupts, Carlon, 4 Mg {MD Atiatierp sin High street, Mawr . la.bonne. obert Taylor, Edgeware-road, stage-muter, Peeember 33, 27., and January 51, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of llank rupta, Baamball-street. Attorney, Mr. Clarion, WO-street, Mary-le-bonne. . • . . mussel Pbx, Mosbrough, Derbyshire, scythe-manufacturer, Dpp, cetalme 29, 50, Ind January 31, at eleven, ut the Commercial ShelleitL Anomie* Mr. Blgg, Southampton-batik:go; Chancery-lase; or Mr. IL:ywood; Sheffield. Robert bilueday, Iloehitster, 'lumber December 2 7, Janairy and 31, sun, st tha Court Or . COmmlstioners of 13arkrupts, BasirtgL Attorides, Mr. Flexney, Bedford-row ; or Mr. &anions, itocheuer. John Ford, Little Dartmouth, Devon, lime-merchant, January 14, 13, and 51, at eleven, at. she Mew London Inn, Elated . Atv gin*, ,31r. Blake.. Great, purrey-sgrget, 133aFkfriars ;or Dpi A s'lliiitsma Tobias.' ' ' . • "1 - • • t 11404 s Aiusemisir • %Malta.* bishlnalisndoisvishoyerehasit, /10. emaiber mg, W. and January 31, at ten, at the Court of Cornmio- Malin of fleasktupts„, BsCangbali-street. Attornies; Nhnirs. Chun and Co. liends•vatilt, Temple. Abralmns Purshousse Driver, College-wharf, Lambeth, flour-dealer, January 3,8, and 31, at tee, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Hasingludl-street. Attorney, Mr. Van Sandal, Dow gate-hill. John Landon Moody, Clifton -street; Worship-square, silk-Manu facturer, December 30, January 5 and 55,ar civvvni at the . Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attor ney, Mr. Cope, Wiluin-rfrett, Gray's Inn-road. • . Bodoni's Wrath's,. Boob. cooper, January 7, at four, land 31. at ten, at the Loudon Tavern Inn, Poole. Anomie', Messrs. Holme and •Co. New Ink; or Mr. Durant, Poole. 1 . Thomas Mitchell, Catford.streot, Cannoo-nreet-road, grocer asid cheesemonger, January 3, .1, and 31, at ten, at .the Court Commissioners of ileskrepts„Basinghall.street. Attornies,ldesses. Cousins and Hyde, Great Winchester-enact. Robert Roby, lass of Radnor-street, Citymead..tailer, Deemsber 27, January 3 and*3l, at sieves, at the Court of Ca mmissionen _of Bankrupts, thisinghall4treet. Anoraks; Messrs. Goren and Lord, Orchard street; Panama -scuts William Thomas, Itegetsfmreet. statiocer, December 27, Jan - tiny 3 and 31, at tee, at the Court of Commisaltmers of Bankrupts. Basinahalleavet. Attorney, Mr. kiwwwy, Wood-ot. Cheapside. ,Joha Coats, Fore.street, Cripplegate; dealer, December 27, Ja nuary 10 and 31, at twelve, at the Mort of COmmissioners of Beak swami in Badogball-aket. . Attorney, Mr. Butler, Wat ling-street. James Bauck and Mitchell Joseph Joseph, late of For Ordinary court, Nicholas-lane, merchants, December el, January 3 and 31, at twelve, at the Court of CoMnsimioners of Bankrupts, Basinghanctrest. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Bow Church-yard. DiVIDRNDSto be made in BASINGHA Jan. 20, J. G. La Sarre, late of Hackney, merchant, at twelve. 'Jan. 10, $ Barchard, late et Fenchurch.street-chambeta, ship ,at twelve. Jan. 17, P. F Nansens, late of Norco°, hatandpmenchant, at tan. Jan. 10, M. J. Gray, Canaan, oiiirsoord, trim-merchant, at twelve. . DiVIORN`DS to be made in the'CGOiITRY. Jaa. 10, Thomas, John, and Benjamin Gibbons, Widverhamp ' ton, bankers, at eleven, at the Serningham Arms Ina, Sharma, Bak*, Jan.l4, W. Barker, Welch Whittle ' Lancashire, victual ler, at eleven, at the Fleece lan , Preston. ,lan. 10, I'. Butler, 441 1112 _, 8013404 Lwarashite, manufacturer, at eleven at the White Am Wes 11420 441 0:t. Dec. 24, H. Redden, `11 06 ,4 e y, :W ar _ lostersbire; sweellettlinnt twee,' at the Hotel, Bitmingbant.• Sm. 10, G. Braillbrd and ••/41 Para lice, Misted, Indian,. at cave mistake. White Lien Its, BeloceL Jan. u n 11. tkiasont, grptsr, at twelve, at the Mop-pole, Worcener. CERTIFICAT9B.:--Jas. 10. W. J. Amid, 1444ras, Tower-street, wioc-merchant. W. Beale, thiswarore, Southwark, hat-maker. H..T.lPepper, - King. stow, enemy, stosio.riaaesi. P. F. • Ilene:bee, Waal Maims, But. boosoloooprehorm. .J. . OM. 114. raors Ckawc4-Yav4 :114ber ts,&. SO g, . A l l e4r, ,I.Averpool, sutras* , _Otter, sellOarY, Drfal, • tot. Mite or iVestirtirteloArrios, Gesserstaf Own, gtualavi T. PAM*, amoutliahrtand, NarisomlawamiW vitiate*, Adelello-1111tkida..,s4 itlMP4it 4001(904i T • ft. • • A pi Je c t and avowedly contemfilates a sadde t e l violent, and (as your Memorialists believe) a isiinessa :reviduiivn in the agrimiltural and commercial intemp i,4 the nation.— Yeur lifimOrialistsheetslily eamplielli4at a whe policy would hesitate to pat at bastard 'thits sleet mid. fateda , mental principles of national wealth, foi any douhtfel or hypothetical good. The agriculture and commefce . of this country have given i t a prosperity beyond the [experience Of the world ia• its win* history: leiqnd ,the hofes of the most sanguine gistriaM o and yet pro mise to it accessions of wealth and greatness boy9nd calculation. Under the happy influence of free instais tions, and of laws interfering as rarely is passible with private interest, enterprise, skill, and capital, they bare adopted those occupations to which the circumstances of the country naturally invited them. The high plice 44abour and the cheapness and fer tility, of land made * agricultural, while a different ,state of things in Europe, espe:ial}y in England, has , given rise to manufactures; and this natural and neces sary difference has established a commercial intercourse between us, exceedingly advantageous to both. England requires those supplies which the natural circusostartees of our country eatable us to furnish, and we, on the ' other hand, require ihosu which the natural 'circton• stances of that country enable it to furnish. The de mand in Great Britain, for our agricultural products depends upon our demand for ber Manufactured articles. These demands• are inuttral,:i dependent, and mast be continued or discontinued together ; for even if a very obvious policy did not suggest to Qreat Britain the pro priety of couritetvailists duties, she will be unable to pay. for the raw maters, when we cease to. take the ma nufacture. We most then look for a market. at the source of our supplies—a market which this project proposes to compel.usjo purchase at a high price in . the Northern States, au erbsch, after it is purchased, catmint furnish a demand or more than one-seventh of • . r cotton, while the tobacco and ripe of the &Mai pre - t without a marker. In the =mamma England looks elsewhere for purchasers it . d [ producere. I n a few pars tartan n ' [ houppplied from the East 014 1 Indies, from Brazil , or, • sugar are removed, as in,.. .like . y seal he at the next Parliament, froos4apiesea.,, ith all the ei,- vantages of an open chide, we have had reason to feat the competition of Brazil cotton, end Atece agnalltaid feted from that of the East Indies. la two i t zi t ahi Conimerce of Great Britain can fill . into this and leave us-without u tuariter!for pow staple;'our most lie idle, our farms - will lket:allandaned, and our commerce will leageiNily_uUrki I Otirraanc(nt embargo. Thus the propor e ed - Mtilreff exposes toprpbable ruin the agricultural Interest 'of seven States, theitipport and occupation of one-fifth of the whole population if the United States, half of the exports, pad (as lialisof she Government income is derived from the Customs) a large portion of public. revenue.- With an open trade to Europe, and a wise invest ment of capital in those employments indicated by the' physical and moral situati‘m of the country, a e have heretofore enjoyed an uuequallal prosperity. Our agri culture has cut down the forests, peopled a waste coin try, and filled it with wealth and civilization, while our commerce has built cities, introduced refinernent,'and thruished a gallant Navy fur our defence. Alio 'mill greater eirtension of both has been _restricted only by the want of capital and pnpalation.. •Thedefieienes of the former is manifested by Abe - large profits of,our commerce, as exhibited in the execs, of imports. above the exports ; and the high price of labour 'hews iflestst that our population is - cot redundant. The propelled Tariff is intended to add to the sources. of national wealth which have hitherto supplied us so ibuttclaudy, by forcing the growth of institutions which we, behave to be incompatible with the situation of AbetaimitMe— institutions which, to bemire, have been a ammo of wealth In Europe, but under ciriansmitseesmaipposite .seciassftd-:mnimniion , froehaiffetent . . .. - . .41 ..... .--I'. ... - • - . - - - .Zie"--t,e ‘. .. . '• . e` " : ... ----- e'. I . .; - e4 . • . . . . • - . . • . • -i, . _ . 7 - - • • .. • . .- • . . , -, - ..# -....-- ':.. ' 1 ti;l •:, • . ,i 1 r ,t)Pur (.., - C` - ' • 4 7 `• " N ., ' .. 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I - . —•, *. ~. -: • .;.r• 1.; crt :. • , ..., - ~. a • .•• • • . r•,. - :i 4 , . hialt: .__7lr _ I •••••••••••=mmor• •—• 1ni......-................. 4•11 !MT •••• • •- •• ..- . All•••1•11. 01/04•111•111•••••••• ••••••• raominrom 4•••• .............................. cioUta LAS CASES * JOURNAL of the CON I ETCH. ' VIE ai1iTi1t:87.4716".4111111. CONFECTIONERY AND PASITAY.: " . ' :. ~, MAGIngbT, :BY' TIM AfrlHOR OF THE 'SE : . . . , 11114. 0 hi1l U vEtSATIONS of NAPOLEON. The Public are respect- . BOOK. i '. • `•• ,'gyro .::: . .11 I° .A •-• .... ° =•S 'ti ll r .,..pe e eased that this important and interesting Work Is now - PHENg, No. 90, FLEET:4TREtT; Tull , Walk, aeds pulalitsd, in One Volume post Syn. Uniform With, litON 0119 1 , - . 'z i ' lo w , by the publication of the Seventh and Eighth Parts; Wtli BRIDGE STREET, tesPectfutfr hellatincol to th e fgrei- . • ~, ,the 4120q_a other . Works, rim 7s. :d• bat . 4,, thr . ' .irvl toli A? r :KnilL eveosa . .7 0 ,11 7:7 14" yv tl iffPl . oirem l 1 ' 7 2 ;c hst li '..... - ...,ji j o ie who have not yet completed their Sets are requ e st e d to ?Silky, Gentry, and the Public, that he has opened the ahoy M S aq,,, A r iVG I; ND 1 ; or, The. Wino- Vi it AU, Re, VPI• ifig.Aeuuno • was cow , .r. l , .... • ; a l l o ca tion to their respective Bookseilers.—These concluding in the CONFECTIONERY and PASTRY . BUSINESS, in ~i,, among a variety of other curious mattes—Portraits, its branches, for retail trade and faintly atiotrimodatiotti and 11 Amber at et KMelrerbotker $ New York, "'" Sketch Inieti and l 'S. ° i• I . .... • . • . _ pets eon . , ~ poseu. , artllFeWint a es. In saves" 1),-441 , Jr laPet 4.0 iIP I2- b ig,p o teon, of aU the English Ministers—His opinion of the Duke keep a constant supply of Soups, Made mho, &Your/ Peßiess gg " llinlintbridge Hell." -_ . - . 1 ported manUraOtres. wub a view,tp*ornofFilimpint b l i mo ro ,„ a nd other great Commanders--Ilis Observations on Creams, Jellies Coffee, Chocolate, English and Foreign Frstint a data • ~ With baked and boiled, and stewed and toasted. , bc & l oner of the late Princess Charlotte—Anecdotes of the in. lie has also ' fitted up a Refreshment-room for theaccommoder And.fried and broiled, and smoked, and roastA, of domeaie industry. . • ' prier of the Tbuilleries, and particularly of the two French Em- tion of occasional, Customers, furnished with all Molina' Refonia- '' We treat the town." . • = c a rt o ns Particulars relative to the Duke Dlinghien— ments in Season, the French and English Papers, Gazettes. acc. Ste• ' ' won : Minted by Thomas Davison, for T. Tete, Chearilde ; . . d ep en d ent f or ufirrriC ii e s in if P rzferit rialil" and te: - • 91 r s hei "' NZ .'s intended self-destruction on the 12th August, &c. ecc. In soliciting the favour of Public Patronage, W. Plait begs to Raise an d, theths, amimigir e w s dip by it. Griffin and Co. •,,1.., • . _. ..,. .• -- . Printi.d for Henry Colburu and Co. Conduit-street. assure them that it is his determinated= to perish. ever article 'of Glowe r . duction of a staple a tofsn,star.gatt, %al Eli .., . . . • the most superior quality and cheir i et e Al i tUttA is tr at ts - - - fore much interested in all pubi4c oh= This day was published, in Four Vols. 12mo. Us.. cility his Establishment aforde,the cis -'' CHILBLATNS. to affect agt:cultute or comnsme . ... d THE UIE It Nll 1 ABROAD. By • the celebrate may be relied en. •.*• 4 - - : HEN there is a predisposition to these annoying to their own interest nd what time ititap t Author of " The Hermit in London," and " hermit in '••• - .... . . ',.1 W affeetiOns, the earlyepplicaties a/ Ale . CAIRPUT OPO- I AL, . be . rteve thietsential and permanent inttnymVsg . . „04,11a- tin i n. your Memorialists are Italian t5 O 4 1 1 41 fitet all the Country." LONDON REPOSITORY for the CA, Alla'r -MA KW, hillOttadi a tanfint Slick cowries:ear breaking. the CaisPut Detaining, among many other highly amusing papers, The Pass- SOCIETY, for every Description bt V nein PORN . Cipsdridoc has se, been bog highly esteemed.on the Continent as ss es•-3l,orice's Hotel—The Table d'Hote—Th e Pahl, Royal— TUER, FEATHER RAW and MATTRESS, JitANCFAC- a remedy for Chromic. Riettinathan , Palsy, Spasmodic Affections, legitimate Means, the proposed system of Ta,ri 140pw h r Restaurateur—The Boulevards—French Seciety—Sunday at TORY, N 0.71, Camera LRADXNHALL-stitsat Loedoe, Rd/bless. and. Eutargetneht tof the loin* Spraini aid ITruiva:-0-; hante Cotigriss. is p g,-The Ambassadors Ball—Frascatis—The English Abroad— • opposith Aldgate Pump, Amer Maw Osstm ..-• -- ' • Where Chilblains are broken, the Chilblain Cerate,Abot ltiemol-' . Your IkPmnrialists •ert . .9o,t .09w. n or IRINA g i lipi• jig n u il—Mitdame Bull—The Jardin du Luxembourg—The.._ grim Satiety of c ob i ott. m 4dow , 7 f o ll y i n f eriu Rent and healing properties, is `attended with the utmost advert-age. •: . , . .... kph% Table—The Chevaher - d'lnclastrie Matrimony 1-la. It is also LIM/ with greet Mt cress in easel of:ill:0k , B u rr s, Erup- gellci!s , the krovermilent ,dl hait,t . kpckm .. wort A. the Public that they still combine the ithelle Establishment, • 1l fur Deniie Solda, or French ilalf•pay—Love and To - ira a of , tio c_m as, and Tear c n___ tally.ia .ais. dZ ai lc l e a ra t tt i li d A. y:uu . s lierst: il . i ic e ; nl,.nere they relpot.antt , 4 . .., .114 . . of Luc the il ltene k fit of Indastriout Mechanics who have is F sillies i ne ,....Les Dames do Compmir—a Day's Ramble in Part—Le L I .PA r OW o g 4 tfUlf4r . • -.. A. ,_______,... '4 Ol CIF ;wan Reseloo -- LotlehatoP— The Fete et St. Lens - •A risk to Y " ffer g t am• hianefaeteired Artidetninibastlabisat Line, else '- , '''''''' ha . C.hentists, 4,. Cheapen* At. Puri c ,4 420, iterrt-street jtill i ir sa y ero . i O r bearinirth pos ' gnipouppic morrows beat Workmanesip, and Cheaper than way Hessen di lassiii, R. G em aine---Sainte Pela,:e—The Hotel des Invalids—The Con- - the Argyle Rooms), London • Waterloo lace, Edinburgh ; Sac • '''''' , •--, . , . there being no other profit required on the Goods but the- bale vi le-s t reet, D u b lin; and by the principal Medicine Venderi •Priva*l?g, to alert . it4e!!4 . tin .. 110 0, 6 6i if ttli q e . sc ripc—The Stage to Versailles—Madame Vive et Monsieur Trait- house and other expenses; at the state time wEI be salcient nu. e d:e—The Living Pa:uwarna of Paris—lax Mustaches— . Odes of 7 - throughout the kingdom. • - 'r• public ; trald po N if:, gig *Fved . eSey its apiarist or defied with baying constant employment for themselves and fa n lice. bosom— Pretty Incumbrances, &c. Sm. N.V. Fe careful to ash for licuants' Cajeput Opndehloc and' honour tonCerned, ifr,ptild at falls with aaseinkls 4/inertni- nth Society .was Established In June, 181% consisting of fib Chilblain c rrate. v. pals .is fcirmer.ll, : kihe ,:itiE han,yi?l etactinna atith Mechanics, adding the number of their Wives seats Families, 4-•--,---- -i. Ode Sets. amounted to 66. The total Number now receiving:lappet:l through winch they are Ulre4tellatil byllte , proposeti.meamte,for Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. Of whom the Altana of this Fatablishment is 125 Mechanics; adding the FROM SAT{IRDAV NtafrlsS QAZilt.t. be had new Editions of eke Hermit in London and H erm i t any , . number of Wives and Children, 625. the encouragement of domeitic meiotic:tufa. . . It is the Country, each in there Volumes. -.. 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