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I , • •! ..k._ 1 •044 , . 4 7, , 4 - 1' ,7, -.'. ‘ i O LCV: 411111 - --‘ 1 It 1111 1 le . . .. Cli k . I ---,.---•• ---. ...-.. • um-- •••••••••=•••• 10 , 14•••• a•wan omma.m.• —.... 1 1 s.*' 4 7. 11 14 " li r : , . '. .1)1,:v7 . . • N 13 ER 9477. TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1817 r --vEN-RENCE. tpTII JINX, THE LAsr DAY - 1" SIVEW RIG the Contractor for the Grand 11 , 7 • !.t..) FTERY It:itch will finish Drawing SA DAY, 10th ts, acquaints those whose Nentbers were not eta:deal to any I.f cry Prin.. the First IDay, but to ti'. Prietiege of heing !tar:oil on the iPth, that they may rt rem.: at tt e rate of newt, by bringing them in tor Payr...ent on hr before •1 17-h ..f flits Month; it shookl. however, he chid) , toter. t t tt.ose who thus net ic the Monty ft.:. their ML 0f... claim to any Prize erin:h the cane Number diem ..rd. become entitled to. Mk day was yutiliehed, fiIiBYLLINE LEAVES. a Collection nt Perms. k , By S.T. COLERIDGE, Esq. ore voL am pr. 10e. tid. Printed f r Rest Fenner, Paternest.r.row. The day was pzitlblied, iIIOGRAPHIA LITEItAKIA; or 13iographi li cal tiketchrs of my I. 4 terny Life and Opinions —By S. F. COL.F.N, !DUE. F.Q. e vols. bvi. prier I. is boards. Printed for Rest Fenner. Patcrnvster-rove. 1.1. THE FOUR PRIZES of AntI,CIC, arlll remain undt c• and the 0::44 are very trifling (r.nt nfi!ti i) against :etry•co ! ...1-rd bq (;Na poster.]: ; th.rt ::sui 6 Minor Ca. Tit • h...tdes PrTo?• AMP, arid and s''s: l 6o be divided . the I,oln First drawn Skulks—there is no adiNiace iu 1 :et !! Vl' has Tickets and Shares nn :isle at u 7, Cod Num!, I No. sI, H.a..-rar.N, and 3s, HAIMAItr.vT, 141, ()rim. •;'`.2*. ii 111 JUIN, Tan I.AS U v. GCARROLL, S.ock•Br4.lzer, has the bonoer of . iwormkg. Pub;ic that the Firs-. 1.1.1y* It-avvirt, w!lich c t.isted sire that, *wen 't 12 , :04-led .136, ets . I, vet .. Th e I.mt Ilay will b.:!...V1 1 .:it DAV. the ttUt inst. wktu I hr Poor Priers of .E.2..,C.0!!_ WWI rerlaln se the Whee. Mohr ;.% IbtAirn. It wit! be necessary for diem Per,uus Numhas are erawr. ai.ll v ho du notiutend to take utivautage uf the I*.f. - 11 State of the Wheel, to bring in their Tickets to the sc il.ecileel.)lßees on or before Friday, the I btit trot. olvn (Li v..'l bt: ;yakas Prises of ,Elf! It mutt be underttood,bowevir, t! ..t 'v.; du 1104111 they ahai:doti 111 future chance, And can LIAUU !NW& they ahotlil be I:r.varn tither c t ate four I'rizet 6 .02, ,CV?. I ic!tes and Stares are selling at the tiros of G. C,Rnot,c, (....ouh.r., It d ati, ford-street, at ay... g TiCIVM • l ib. t d*.). Ililf 30.0 r I Itzhat II a (:;ratter - 5 1 1) S;rieenth 1 i; 0 Nk .14re No. 7,7 C% the Last P: 4 z- of .4:20,‘•00 r•ss Surd fn shu n . Orderg from e Country punctually imroitTANT 1.01 TERY INTELLIGENCE. MONEY FOP. BLANKS! ; 1111 Titvisnatt., the 14th of Tots Motim (lei.r)• TBISti rescnctfully reminds the Holders nt the . 5.Q(10 blanks, drawn t!.e First Da:, that altlitnigh they Lave had tltvir chance for all the Prise, drawn that day, thtie Numbers rirria.n as if they It v 1 tievtrr been dram, roust:rpm:lily they will !rive a i•ecitini ce for the t•econd and 1.;..t I.ay, SNI UR DAY. MIX in, when tht Lot ro : ry fi r 1,.1, ; And it is more than robable that sonic 0 , thw.e Nunther. which Lave been claw.' El:11;kt will, in the Seir.nil Drawing, °Wain part if ism xll the Four £i o o,oo and other Caplet+ now In the Wheel. The Holders of the 5.9G0 Liailks may rtreiveat j the rate of Xto per •licket, if ',rewind at tither of 111. Omura, on or bentre HURSDAY, 17th 0E:1 WS mown!. _ - - But by so thou. 41:tip:aye tip•oh claint to whaler r it may be re. drawn; and T Lieu wit.t.res this to be borne mind, otherwise dissattsfactit.n might occur it a ' , tram r artcd tyith a Wank fur veto, which was afterwards drawn a £t:0,00f) Pr zei It the kioliders du not part with their Inank rickets or blares tut ur before the t7th of this Month, they cannot meet,* the £lO per 'thliet after, but must take their chattels tur the second Dtawitts, Which will N Lir SATURDAY, 19th THIS MON Ili, When ALL. the NMI ..e..:n,ocio Przes now in rile WU . eel s be sides Minot Cap it.d, MCI:: I' LE DU AWN I Tickets and Shares, war:anted widrawa, are selling by Stuck Broker, 4, Coamuttt ; and 9, CUalti9G - C9 0 16: Vci odd Thice of the Capita Prise" dt am on Wednesday lace, and w the Lottery which finished 4th June, mute Capitals than a•'y other office-beeper. A 'AMU Ol ONI. GVINEA IN 1V1.1121 - - WASIiIONABLE and most Elegunt COATS, A- cut and made in a superior manner, of the best Superboe Cloth, from £8 Gs. to .C 8 its—Waistcoats. from 84 to 1410.- Duublemtilled Cassimete Breeches, £1 es —Nankeen, Russia Dock Drill, and White Jean Parralooos and Trowstr., cora, in proportion. A variety. of Shooting Jacks., Hunting Cutts; law Pox, Curricle, and Driving Coats; and, for the•coneettiedee of Gentlemen travelling, a va.iety is kept ready-finished, *V suit made in ftwr hours. Servants' Liveries ,C 4 10s. complete. 'the business of ills house being wholly done with ready-mousy, males else Proprietors to submit t! .e shore advantageous I cross to the P3blie, which is not lees tbs.. front 3u to 40 per Cont. No. 183, Fleet street, four doors east of Chancery•lane. t Merchants and Caieains wanting large quaniltio,will led a great advantage by applying as above. FRAUD PREVENTED. T O counteract the many attempts that •re daily made to impose en the unwary a spurious cassposeitlon is stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Merlin, they arc Induced to adopt a new Label, in width their address, 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to tills, and the &Molex of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the nevoid:lon. The Real Japan BLAMING, ma rby DAY and MARTIN, MO Holborn, will in future be sold In Bottles at 6d. ls. ante Is. 6d. each, and a copy of the babel left witteall Venders. DAY Min MARTIN, 97, High Holbois, SELEC r ARTICLES NA • 1 HE *roux "I'E. A TKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP is ►a ' 4A. commended to the fselikniable world as the mmt benefitial 61 , 4 elegant article ot the kind ever istvel.ted I: reteoves heck. let, sunburn. redness, hardnels, Sc:. from t !At .kin, prevents chapping, and makes It 'cautiously xolt, white, atul even.-- Price is. per square, and in Sbuving Cakes rice W. is. and lc. ed. each. ATKINSON'S CUR Li NO It I .LTID. Restores the hair where it has fallen off irons illness, perspire tian, changeof climate, anxiety of mind, dm ' • it sho frees it from scurf, and makes it soft and glow) as silk, and keeps it in curl during exercise in dancing, walking, ltc. or so damp wea. ther. Convincing tertiesonies of its efficacy from Gentlemen who recovered their Hair after b. dig bald for year., 41. RA Essay ois the Hair, enclosed round emit bottle.—Price as. 04. 10s. 00. and One Guiles. ATICIMON'a VEGETABLE DYE, Changes Grey or Red Hair on the Head or Whiskers, to an Au burn or Black, so permanent that neither washing, perspiration. nut any other came, ran possibly remove the colour.—Price 55.. MI 6d. and One Guinea. _ _ Sold by th - st Proprietor, Jae. Atkinson, Perfumer Perfumers 43 Grrard-street, Salto square, London, and by most and Hair-drenters the Kingdom. Condon .—Be particular to ask for Atkinson's Plaid, Sm. and N observe hls name and address on the label, as there arc many coumerfeits. DitLBY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE. is sperior to all other remedies for the wind, purgings, con sulships, and those disorders in the eunuch and hovels of Infants, which prove fatal to so maw; under the age of two years. It is equally eleseious in chollet, f.itzes, and other complaints in the in:twines of grown persons. Thie invaluable Catalial Medittine, invented by the late Mr. Joseph Apothecary, is now prepared by his slaughter bits. Ftasc.• Gall, and her sons, to whom alone be bequeathed this property, bylsts will. It is sold only by P. Newher; and Sons, a, the old-established Warehouse, N 0.45. the Luc End of St. Paul's. the third house from Cheapside, price is. 9.1. a bottle ; but it procured elsewhere, in. sure to ask for " 1 .1 .11b)'• Carminative," and see that tin name "E. ricwbiry," mi, - vvea iu .he swaps. FOIL SCHOOLS. het pitbruihed, pc. 'N. 6d. hi und, vlit G I 1., with ENGLISH NOTES at the v sad, Odstnal, sod &Nand from Lacritzw saw other Edl - No lints PILLTATIO. Tie bodyof - Nines for the Appendix constirmes an r ue!. lent commentary upon Virgil; and must prove of petuilsr fit to the Pupil is clearing up Mitigates or rhe sap,- or the metre. But those explanatory Notes are of still hardier polity. as tending to lead pima& minds in.° a train of enquiry that will expand their ideas and facilitate their pro?ress In Classics. 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Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in i.ondoo. have sedulously devoted their attendun for these last 17 years to the study of those disor drys which so frequently embitter, and too often pre-:rot , thzt in estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numecou4 cations they hay, hitherto received from persons of the List its tlnction, and the unify-in success attending their superior muds of ire:dement in such cunirlaina, induces them thus publicle to offer that as:dinner. I:. all cases of Debility cr Deficiency, whe ther resulting !rum the too frequenCy of rarricipatiti g iu the gale do of fifittionable life. the tir.boie. - .de'liniiolgence of or a secret solitary habit, whi:b weakens the energy of the mind and destroys the Dower of youth, by producing sterility in the oat so, and impotence in th.• other, they offer a safe and permanent ca.re. gluier who, from such compianus, are prevented entering nat. the married state, and shamed to seek relief brood over their infirmities In silence, it 11)1111' be consoling to blow, bow ' ever Macu l a or iu dfectual the cure may be deemed by other Plactieinners, that by A renovating and infalii!de method they nit). 'be 'restos et! to a southd iOS vigorous conwirution. A certain disorder, frequently tun tracteu in a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Vuurre al Infection, by a mid and nteer•raiiisig mode trettment, is speedily and radically removed, wthout restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the litettira and Glees, which they are euahled to cure la a %bort perio.l, without recourse to the painfuldangerous rHects of the Caustic; references of which cat be given to sevei al Noblemen end Gentlemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very .short period, at%ar having laboured under strictures for many Teen. l'o married &maks, whose expectations of those tender pledges of conaubial happiness have been defeated, it may also he a pleasing reffectititi tv khow, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the general health is renovated, sod the impedi ments removed. hilriors. Goss and Co. exclusively professing tie cute of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice, to themselves to state, arc they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch d the profession (certifscales of which, ham varilos hos pitals, and testimonials from the highest professinnal authorities, they have to convince any inquirer). ibat a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as in other parts, emboldens them to assert, thkt their researches hming been con fined to disease.' Milady enumerated, they held ant a certainty of renovation .to such as may Shear under the debilitating effects of a life pawed under the torrid soar. And further, that having had opportunitiell, it their professional capa city, ut forgoing an intimate acquaintance with the con ttittiounal habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them .lib best insurances of immediate resoled; that tbe'iuccess regnant tram their endesvoen first Induced diem to gait die practice of the general Piactidoner, and they remote that their pretenstons constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented conidesice with which they have, by the HIM, been so hbtrally Iwfuoured. ro be masked at their bcuse daily (personally, or by letter % ) by Patients u either sea, with seam ) , -.cheery, and attention Potatoes is tie counts - , aro rogoosied footsie a.. parthemost ut t. Jr ma. ago, aad mama of taskithea fensauses foe &deka weal medicines; sod tho oessidav wig be gkon forwarded to atematt of the klogdota. BOSS Sad Co, Surpotts,l3, liouretie-areet, Fleet *tint. GUILDHALL, LONDON, JULY s, tat/. THE CONN( I'TEE o f CITY LAN D S w in MEET at GUILIN-IAI L., nn WEDNESDAY. the lath day of July Inatlnt at l'w.ive o'Cloek at N oon , to LET Irr PUBLIC AUC 116 N, A Entidins l.tiate for LO Yeses front Iliftdatimmet. 1317, tea Pine of Croond !::outh tides)? Frathrntoneast reel, whlll'a the Manor of Finsbury A Lease fur at Yew's, f.'am Midsummer, !SI 7,, of Hem* on the V...at side of Wl.:tceruts street, ate in the oc‘upation of Warner. A I eas• fur ttt Years from Midrommrt , ISt 7, of a I:42se, No. 47, on •he North si 'e. of Milner-street, Snowahlll, and A Lease for tit Y -Ars trtun Midsummer, 11 4 17. of a Statt:ie In the ICII s Arms .4 rahl--yard, near dr,,s4 Stre e t. The Platt of ti•e said Grimm], and the Cnnditions for Lettlo the same, as also for Letting .atcl Housys and Stable, mey be seen at the (iihce ui WorL:, Cuildhall, and the Premiers ma r be viewed yet y day from El,Nen to .1 law. JO.. cmptroller. cHlts - ITRIIEt.D AND oRAND SUNCi lON .gANAL SHARPS. MR rom Is SNDs, 0.); HAVEN lib AND NE O WTON. a; lANCoLNitHRE DRIAINA.O2, WNW. ROI/ rHWARK BROM, AND Austom Xt. OURANCE SHAREi. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. SCO On Mbar, JOT 4S, at Twelve o'Cleck, et tko Matt. Wets pre , icuslv dttpo.cd of by Private Ost,itract. fl I - lESTE I: FIELD CANAL; El Ten &wet ha this err:Michel Navigation, &vitt pg £6 per Share per Are. mint; :C7:O in Mortgage Ifonde , bearing ass per cent Interest, coed u•I the :.tete; a lid and Siiwton lirainaieDcrul ouzo, tee .cr cent. it;:ereq I Hinton El or..n, and U'urn Drat F a l . : L'rrd. 47: , ,a, at t 43 per ce.it.; sor-n ?'.are, and a gitnntr Grand Junction Cares, SO Southwark Bridge shares, and Pow Albion Assurance shares. Particulars at the Royal ktrel. Birmingham; liatthatet Hotel. Piccadilly; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott o PS, New Bridgeintett, UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING, • t RUM Tilt SARACEN'S 11E41.L) INN , SNOWHILL. LONDON. To YORK, LBEDS, EDINBURGH, and all Pins of the Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep excellent Tins% By, B. W. MOUN 4ou Co. 'IIHE following P i ny CiAtlies, Co4che3, 81 1- set cut from the SARACEN', HEAD INN, SnowAills l'he UMPIRE, a NEW I.IVER POOL Ugh: Coach, orgy nnir nseht ca the roast, ccrryirig four and four Outaidet, sett , ni.t r%ery clay at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool pea: .vecuie at six o'clock, by way of hospitable, Woburn, bury, . 4 ortlianspron, Wellord, Leto.sworth, Hinckley Atter. stone, I.ltchfield, stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Knutaluid, Wu. risigno, and Pre,-nt. :.u1 FHA MI• FUN, I ymingtoa, Winchester, and Ilasin:ttnhe New re.ur Ir.ide Co:dl., at balf•pa.t seven o'clock in the mews- Mg, arrive:. the I.olpliin Inn, Southampton, by live ....4"..ak„ Chi. is a most el.:nehtful conveyance to the ble of Wight, Jersty, Guernsey, fit. eclau,'s, Havre de (7:4.:e, Cherbourg, &c. SHREIA'SIIti it Wel!!ng:oti, and Slaiffnal Pnat-Co . ..eh, every Evenioz, at Five iiCii:ch.—thiiittled. WEVXIOI; 4 11, laerelweter, Islandfor.l, Salisbury, Andover' and tir.sint.;!.... n. w Poet Co.e.h, every afternoon. l'he Wey mouth t.. Guera•ey, len; Alcientey, St. NeLlot's,&c. EYE I Eli , rlyfoauth, Weymouth, Dorchester, 'Falmouth, Dartmouth, and c'alistury New Pun Coach, every Mottling at vet , f,.v oc t : th, lionitoil,Aandoster, Bridinart,Bl44,lnrd, 11...sturstwie, .nd . nos roN, Peterborough. Stilton, sod Hunting.lba Pc.y..l env h, ft Ca 4Ut LAW, Ivenittg so Spilsby, Louth, Criheby, tad Hui!. isATli and BRI:;TOL nying Post-Coaches, through Chippen3 ham, Cane, and Marlbnroupb, every Afternoon; art;ve at . May's, the Greyboned hut, Bath, and the London rovern, Th.. mass -street, and the Swan, Bristol, neat Morning.—Cuachc s to hrldgewitter, Taunton, Exeter, Ilyntouth, &c. 1.1.1.1)-: new Isla: Cnaay called the ltuckinginun, sets out every Morning; caries Four Insides only, and goes remark ably east, with a Cum.! throughout. Parses through Stam ford, Newark, Rettt:rd, Doncaster, and ferryloidge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, toiit Morning. Notwitbstaading . the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it Is allowed to be the mist agreeable and Conveyance on the North Rood, t 4.3 unequalled in Accommcdation .by any otter. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Damftlio, Urownhill, sobill, Cumnock, Kingswell, at.d all van.. of hcos!Alet, Conti. (Daily). Wt.i'hy, Stritld, , :•imderlanAr,, New.. castle, and Folinbutah new m...r Inside (Such. with a Guard througfolui, sets cm ever) Mutralug at Eight o'Clock a by stay ui plc wart, ketiord, Tudca :cur, Darlialgton, Northallerton, Dar. Morpeth, and ltertiuk. Pasa:ngers finding themselw.i tangoed I.tsn the Itoigth ut the journey, may rest eel= titiis r b. aw , and then proceA on withuut any additional Pare. gtkiti.Bokumicili. Swindon, Ran...tery, liun3erford a aaj Newbury Post.euseh, at 7, us the morning. BRIUGENUR CH and Walsall New Coach, every EveClng. CARL-ISLE, Peunto, avid Whitehaven Four Inside Plst Coach, and a Guard aU the way. easses through !hough. .tppleity, Oreatahfietgo,P.ielitormil, catteriet, Ealoughbridge. Wethevby, berlurd, thisiea.ar, and Grantham. Sets out every Mort:4.i, and perfcr t nz the journey witty the veatrat trcitity . Passengeti de•ained 44. the I toad by business, or pleasure, lave the pet advantage us (Lair seats beim.; iectitutl in the neat Coach. KENDAL, I.annster, ereston, Kirby-Lemsdate, Belton, Chorley, Onntl:irk, anti Garstanz Poet Coaches, every Afer. noon ac Five o'Clott.—Otu.rded. LIVEAVOOL, Warrhltun, Knuttford, Stone, and Lltelifi , kl, Post-Coach, called The Regulator, every Evening at File • o'Ciock, to the Saracou's /lead Inn, Dale -street Liverpool,— Gunsied throughnut. CiIES . FER, Is'cwport, Wllitchura, Tarporley, Nantw:sli, • Notthwlcli, and Miudltwich Post Coach, every Eveuinr,, Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Term, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congkton, Newcastle, Walk I, and Wolverhanipton Post-Coach, every .4 fternoon.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rosherhain Post Coach, called the Rocking. barn, every Minging._. biRMIINIGHrird Post Coach, with a Guard, woo= esnery Afternoon, and reaches Bit atinginni next day at NOOO P.IS.tV3 by Oxford, Easton, and Shipstow, to the Saracen's Head, /300- SUM, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Ilowden, Thorn, and Doncaster ports Coach, every Morning at half past to the Cross Keys, Ma r . ket Place, HO. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Rainsgate, CanteriElry, rererebam,Chatbanotochesum, and Stroud New Post Coad...a, Morning, Noon, and Night. HER 1 FORD, Ware, Hods don, and Chesbunt ('oasis eviq Morning. FENHAM and Ecletcntori Coach (Daily), at haltya.: en, balf-past 'lwo, half-past Four, and half-pass beveu o'clock. -WAC4O:4II To Hensel Hewst..l(l, Watford audStaotnore. 3 times a w..ek. Dial. Beedt9, llunEay, Bury, and all pans of Suffolk, est, Morday. Ciriticetti., Abingdon, Henley, Lrictol, and glownier, shree times a week. . Sou hafnium, Winchester, Rtnn.ey, Lyndhurst, Lymircton, Chet:4;4llunit, Ringwood, Fortimmbrid,r. Win home, Poul, Isle of Wight, Jervey, and Uuerney WArtmut (Jail.) Sunbory, Haw, tos. and l w.ckel,ham, tw c. a motet. Orcet.wleh anal W outwich, -ray B. 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Maynard, 9, Pantons street, Hayman - NA:, and off er Boultselkts. •• - - This day was published, In Ore thick Volume, ova. price IS% boards, AN ESSAY nn C APACIT Y and GENIUS ; - proiing tl.ar there is no original hint,' Superiority be. weer: the ntost Ilhtcrate and the must Learned of Mankind and If at no Cleric's, whether Individual or National, is lunar, but rolely produced by and depeltlent rot Circumstances: also ao Esiciniry row the Nature of Clot., and other Arpearances sup. ptocd to be Supernatural; stswttag that po.ri.lotis are nothing inure than tt , e Creations of :he busgin..thrii; or, that they arc ex pitcablc by the Accidiuts of Human Life , cr the Phenomena ,d Natural Philosophy. London: Printed for Slmrkln and blars 7 tall, Sta•tonere•court, Ludgate-street; Stirling and Dot, Edinburgh; and J. Cumming, Dobins. EARLY KNOWLEDGE. TWA day was published, neatly pnoied in two pocket vols. with Froinfineces, price 44:4. cid. in boards, or 12s. halhdlound, torus ng a rtimplere Nursery Library, or sepante, price 1.. tas.b, New bunions, greatly improved, of I'%k NIAVOR'S CA I'ECHISMS; or, FIRST KNOWLEVUE and INS UKUCTION fur Y. )UNLit CIII.I.I)REN of El for the Use of Schools and Faandies. 8 .• t o Poetic —Since the first appearance of Dr. Ma roe's series Ot LA fECtitSMS on useful and important selects, there gave b. en several Mutations of tie gen e ral plan, and freer plagiar , snis of the tiles. His publishers consider this as a cum ;Atwell so a wed.known and nug experienced wri er for the Ill struetion of Youth, rather than what was probably inteuded—an insiuMee o - t.mpt to loss Oa; under this diatonic, works, which, in some cases, are neither win:din principles, nor correct ha vim of tact.. I hey refraiti, however, from enlarging on this subject; and only iespictfuty request, that Parents and 'feathers will gm* that preierence witch clay may feel to he due, to die sanc tions of a real name; or at ( east, that they wall einaniue am! compare, compare, benne they decide New and Impw•ved Eilrions are constantly in the Press ;'and 'the original It :us of fen Catechisms will probably be extended, at no very distant period. London a Printed for i.ackington and Co. Finsbury.square; Baldwin, Crtadock, audl47; Sherwood, Neely, and lone., Pa tgrno-ter-row ; Harris, Corner of St. Paul's Ch u r c h yatd ; Law and Whittaker, Ave•Matia lane; Varian and Harvey, Oran. church.street; and Halle', I.ontion Museum, Piccadilly. GERMAN FLUTE. Thle day win pubilihed, price 71.6 d. In Polo, a New Edition, being 'lv 13th, of NVRAGG's improved FLUTE PRECEPTOR; or, the Art of Playing the German Flute rendered Ea, t.) every Capacity, on Pr;nelples entirely new. 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'Fhb dly were publidied very neatly printed, pricers !cored, the Second Edition, corrected, greatly enlarged, and brought down to the Peace of Paris, 1815, ELEMENTS , f UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY, Ancient and Muil..vai; containing a Description of the Boundary, Extent, ilivisiot a, Chief Cities, See Ports, Bays and (lulls, leers, Capes, 7Viuuntains, Forests, Liands, Govern ment, Religions, Language, Population, Army, Navy, Revenue, Climate, Sail, Productions, Commerce, Historical F.venie, &c. of the several Countries, Star., &c. le the known World. To which arc adihd, Hworical, Classical, and Mythological Notes. 13y A. PICQCO r. from among various t-stimoriot it , favour of the Ent Midge of this work, the folloning is extracted for Its brevity ' 'ills is a usetcl and well judged little work: it has been Mr. Picsua's object to discard from the elemen . ary study of geography, every dens superEisouv, and lie bas succeeded in corn. pressing an immense kipanticy of detail, into a convenient and manageable compass. We are no, aware of any borer method of tearaing geography. than by making the pupil fainilear the applicnion of the contents of soch a book as this to the map." 1 sidon: Printed for Lackington and Co. Fin-bury•square; and I.aw ant ‘Vhittaker, 44 ye-1.7 atia-ble. 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Vartous othrr Sums, 4.4,00 n so dou,OUo, for Eason in Beds, Jilueks, Norden of Essex, Snercy, SUbbtX, Hants, Wilts, Somerset and Northam ! ). toit)iiiree—Arply, pod-paid, to Mr. Slat, Landed licate and Clerical Agra', Steut!..ampton-row. DR. lANI 28'S FEVER POWDERS ANL/ ANALEP Etc PILLS. IBEG respectfully, as Proprietor of thew invaluable medteln.% to inform the Public, that I have mai:eau) supply Messrs. Neerb.sy and Sues therewith, and that the onty plcce u. Sale appoiated by me is the Mouse Where the Inventor, my late Graiisitathte, Dr. JAM7S, resided, in srvton.strect, lkrkeley• sqs..rc, No sS, and wile. c they have been esclustvely manurac hared, and horn whituce Messrs. Nelobery and the Public h.tvit been hitherto supplied. R. G. C. JAME:;. he /Lion- tkl.itig. to my two Uncles., who ar.i ...bout to die posse of at. The Puhl.c shall, however 9 be informed of atiy alte ration which nsay be made in the plec e of tided