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Lessons Q to Reading and Speaking; being an Improvement of Scott% Lessons in Elocution, by Wil.f.tow SCOTT, the Original Cotu pitcr. Stereotype edition, 12nto. sa. bound. Thh day was yutttlehettpree is. ad. AN ACCOUNT al the MANAGEMENT of the POOR In HA1i18:1110M lit a Letter to wale Friends of the Your In Oren &itain. BONAP.4R7'E. trin i , I JO By BARON VON VOGHT. Pub!kited originally in 17e0 ; and now re publiehrd by int mi.sion of the Author, and dedicated to die Right Hun. George Rose, M. P. Sold by Hatchard, 190„ fizcadilly ; and Taylor and 1 - lessri, 99. Fleet•street. A Cowman(lnn, who kis eoneerted with one of the suite of 13071AMAIITr. recently dt.gaiVed from St Helena, states, that the information of this person fully c‘mirms the reports which have been published, of the serious 41 , ?slie• in the Er-Emperor 'e health. Ile represews him as In a molt dejected and debilitated state, eating little and irregularly, taking no exercise, and sorely disturbed in his repose. The severity exercised by the Governor, In not allowing hies to walk so ride abroad without being atten ded by some of the military, as wrU as in other matters, has par ticularly chart:fled him. Should no alteration take place in his habits, k k not expected he will tutv:ee twelve months borer. He bad written a letter to the Prince Regent on the tubject nt his trim neat. but It is not known whether it has been forwarded or nor..llse individual of his suite froa; whom this information ha s bent received, is a native of Corsica, and bas been attached to the pinion of BONACART/I for more than 14 years. On his &par tite front St. Helena he was prevented by BOITAPAR I t with the Imes a m, seer and ebbe., worn by Ithu at NVaterloo, Lelpsk. land other you battles. *Jr tic tas hot ors SCHOOL BOOKS JOS I' PUBLIsIIED, 1. A PRIMER, or FIRST LESSONS, Price SJ. LA. or on fine thick royal paper, 6d. ir. A Pronouncing Spain Book, with Reading Lessors in Prose and Verse I steno. 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It also possesses the most surprising regenerating proper ties, and many Gentlemen who had lost their hair from Illness, perspiratleo change of climate, and otber causes, have, by its toe, recovered their hair, after being bald for years. See mime rows Instances in an Essay an the Hairesdosed round each bottle, price Ss. 6d a bottle. Also, ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE. Well booms as the may Innocent and Wet:rude:vide for changing Grey or Red Hair ott the Head or Whiskers to a permanent !intern or Black_ Price h. 101.141. and one guinea. SPAIN. ..mm...• • MAnata, Fze.l ß.-.The King,our Lord, has ;cruel the following Decree. Amongst the numberless favours with which I I have been loaded by the gnodness of .Pant tut is the ccnsolation of seeing the Queen, my well beloved spouse, this day enter upon theffsh month hrr preg- IlEAvas has blessed our union ; it is onr duty 1 to address to it acts of thankfulness, and pray fer vently that the Queen may be happily delivered. In consequence thereof, I hereby order the Counncil and Chamber to prescribe public and particular prayers. I am assured of the joy my faithful subjects will de rive from this event, and I desire that it may be com municated to them by a circular addreued to the towns of my kingdom, the tribunals, Pr. Imes, chap. ten, religious orders, and commenitits, in order that tbere may be a public expression of gratitude to the ALL-POWERFUL. " Signed by the hand of the Ktso. At the Palace, 16th Feb. 1617. Ir 9 the Freakiest of th• Coundl." 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By WILLIAM STENHOUSE, Accountant in Edinburgh, Author of the Tables of Tnterest. dco. ' Third 11411. greatly enlarged and improved. bound is sheep, ie. The pram Edition also centsim a New Table, esplsnatoty of the Casio et Eadenc ler bereen London and all the chid Cosimetelel SINN et aitcordleg to Lloyd's Lie, hr whistthe hide* Par et ou:les, Maim*, and Days of Grace, arc eahildied at elle ghee». A View of the Exchanges between Landon, Sibergh, aed Glasgow, B.c. is for the first time added together with a cermet Assent el the New Standard NNW Weep. AN APPEAL TO TIM JUDGMENT OF MANKIND'. ir CHALLENGE tlto World to produce, if it A Blacking that's equal to Tr:muses Japan; . For like dirystak.it shines, while it soften the leather, Acid make year boots proot 'gaisst she wind all the Why the praises of Toanaa's Japan should I sell, When those have used it roue loom it se wen ? Why shook! unclean still brush at old harness la vain, When this Blacking can gin it Troth lustre again? For, wi:hpot nesod eight. I can prophecy soot,. • lhat yesell see it doped by Foot end Dragoon peeves eau* alp M. when draws up oo peed% ' Wbkh glisten *chestnut, the boot es the Walk. The Gentlemen, too, wbo would bout shelf attire, And teal for resent so prolbeed a desire, May bear the tek Lli can. if Tun ga's illy est Cry, How charmingly imbibed his matmers a nd Ye authors and poets whogladly engage To instruct and retorts degenerate age; Ilse Twinges Japan and year fame will take rooe, Then ref genies win ebbe aa well as your boot. Tboogb Davy and Home bare astonished the world, Agd the Chemical Voisin of Nature unfurl'd ; Yet lu Chemistry sorely there something was lacking, Tuissaa dikover'd big wonderful Blacking. Wbo does not fete& is a Westmont's% sane Wbes the whole the Universe Floe with his bal s a t So are TIMM 11l and Wastamovor knee afar, One the Fiero of Bistklon, the milord Wu!! . . Gentlemen nay observe, dist this composition, tivben used fur their Mg or Canino Harr" shit else or two applications, will produce shrillest, rich. glow, black lustre, and at the same think et es a pneervor of the leather. , Sold retail by all respectable Shopkeepers within the circulation of tills Paper, kr Stone Bottle, at nod.. IL and ts. 6i. each. &I% London-road, beetbwark N.B. Ask fur Tonne's Blacking. , .ANOTHER MEDICAL BOARD. . LNconsequence of the retentive prictiee at the Medical Board at Chadmte Hesse, IllaMfrian Rood, Dm PEROAUNROE, and ea have, for the accommodation of Patients residing at the welt soda the town, established soother . Medical Board in Woodstock•street, and Oxford street, a f e we deer ofs 6101 13.0441f.(11 .4 Mee s Physician Surgeon, Mb the Royal Collkie of Landoll, of thirtT Years agrarians: cou rant* read*. llist many thousands have bees restored to per fect health by their noshed talents is indisputable, many of whom had beat Ifni solferen from kiss improperly treated by persons , , igneeent of the profession. Fzeptiims ea Maimed, fate, and body, ulcerated throat, reseligkgs ea the neck, nodes on the shin-bones, cameo, strie. tures, (mobs, pains in the Mildsid limbs, and nervous debility, are the r.onsequenoss of iliattedossitacionond vAdch'irfaiptorus fratiiinnill "Pug lawn Ani l and &lull4ppiness. Mau* &sow, 1/forsom, aid Ca are mosolted doily, ft both , homes, from till.elkht, .6e by IMiers, from the eiontry, spadifile• alit the btu advice wig be sent to all parts of Ms Mpledoss: Them are side lowisi mall insets, and private meats far fa males.—Adviteirecie omip esockiirk till test, and on Sundays mull wells o'clock: . . _ LOCK Arirksuaolcm. DISPENSARY. Ji o lll Highness the Dukg of YORK, President. ISira nee n--Mr. Eiscpan,MegilWt el tbe,litelepPlep, London. Go yea son iti—Eael of Igreineet v Earl elLatriin, Ms. Colonel i• Dario M.P. Mir LAWNS" rt.r. PHE !loyal and Noble Parana of the above IN- Fl ITUT4QN, for die eaciadva.Treateseet of VENEREAL 90MPLAINTS,,aMI their dampen= cooseguancos, In order to insure the bewsks chatievereashad front it, selected Mr. Kier nan aSiuSerring MO on the List of the Royal College) i fr u v eg in s hlldng Greased his Ale attention to those dialriatt. eoesehreatt a part of his Arial daty to caution the johns, by polsithig es ti01.t.14 of the Royal College, pkilehed in Febroary. ISIS, as the only sure gelds, and that no assertion of puma assimksi such Wu, wd publicly advertishig thew, *shoat bolas sanctioned by this Rat, are to. be credited. 'Die an neal reports of the Locli Dlspmwy will prove that sonic of the spoeidiu3senole sues of nuiccurea, Debility, end other seminal i adhatioas of the Generative Organs have been hen re tftAllind suareasfully treated. Mr. R iseew may be coaralted as vocal. by boa' Sexes, Si big Haim, SI, Lowq Chariettwotrow,. liedfurd-sipiare, where 10- tore from Town and Country are to bi addressed, and the news eery &deka and atediclos will Ito glean, or seas, to any pert of dial United Kingduin. Jost publiebsd, price es. vd Iditdaa, Practical Observations oo aii i b wh irs Deigns% W P. Ranie r end. asap Ss had ss NU- I'M Y/Re ips rsisgislioNews and No. Cgoull•crtn, ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. An ',Mrs new invention in Soap malting, being muck milder and more eileacioos than any other. It removes Freckles, Redness, Hardness, ice. from the Skin, prevents Its chapping, and mats It smooth, soR and white. pries is. per square Isr Washing, and in Shaving Cakes price 9d. Is. and Is. ed. eteb. Na 44 thrrard.street„ Soho-square, London. PATRONIZED by their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, and Duke of Sussex ; Ns Imperial Majesty the Emperor of al the Ramie% his Serene Mahar= the Duke of Brunswick, kis Rue Dewy the Duke del infantado, by their especial authority. ROWLAND'. MACASSAR 011.. Its virtues composetref Vegetable Ingredients front the blend of Macassar, in the East Indies, are unprecedented cur pftrenting the hair falling off or touting gray to the latest period of life; strengthens the weakest hair, and produces a luxuriant growth on the baldest places ; also an inimitable Waitnrat caul, which it preserves in damp weather, ate. produces whiekers, eye-brows, is perfectly Janos-eat, and stayirrith safety be applied to the youngest infant. Rowland's Treatise 'en the Hair inclosed with each genuine bottles Price Se. lid. 104.84. and .81 is. per 1 bottle. - Aho, ROWLAND% ESSENCE of +YRE. Which Immediately and effeetually changesßed or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, Re. toe peentanept and glossy Brown or Black, Imitating the exact natural colour—..washing snakes this Dye snore durable. It Is perfectly innocent, and Ladles or Can. denten may dye their Hair whh Elm and ,secrecy. Price es. 7s.ed. sod ins. ad. and Oa* Guinea per Bottle. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the eel* Pro veletas", A. Rowland and Son. Corner of Teirby.etreet, the first tensing on the right in Hatton Garden, Holbora, Landon ; and by appointment by Messrs. Hendries, Thebborpesetreet ; Mr. Smyth, l IT, and Gatti* and Peirce. ST, New Bond otreet ; Bayley and Biovr, Cuckspur-street ; Newbery and Sous, 4S, Edwards, Si, St. Paul's Church yard; Berry, IT. 'Winston, 15. Greek ' street; sad by all Perfumer, and Mediciw Venders dtroughuut repe. Casiina.—sitsk for Rowiggire Oil, or Rowlend's Dye, and ob serve that two genuine beige ref the above artidn are visaed on the outside label in red ink, 00 A. Itsurisnel and Son." Mothers .are CounterfeirA. Aloe may be bast, an Interesting lautran the curious Structure of the Hews Heir, price Ss. Dedicated to her Royal Highness the Prinesss eberlotos ot• Webs and Sue Cohost,. IMPORTANT ADVICE. Si quid meted reales ktis • Candklos hapettl, el oma Ms Were mecum.—Hoa. rrIO regulate dte human passions, not to destroy JL than; toe,. than a prover &Milos and adm twee, weed of valely iNt 7inn to orodlesue them from our nature, es foolishly and divert thaw lota new Mom nels—is the of to morality, dictated by the pre cepts of the wan Rellgimi, Did emmiloaneed by the modusloos of the son ndest phileseldey. .It.le owarkeimey, oar all that has been written MI thleatildset, to deseribe the symptoms which in dicate those dismiss that me brought, din =Rs body and Mind te indulging to mils in sepal issz rticulaily by pedieveriug iu a pernicious habit Om often at'Scisool . It mere conce rn s the private happiness of and the general proapaity of the country, to anaserpee to the Public, that from a long and emissive practke in this particular branch of the Profession, we can with the greatest ceeEdence USN , ad Parents mid Odardhns of Youth, and those persons who tabour under a general or partial debility and derangements of the Pi savoy SIFIITIM, whether produced by this habit, by invetereta Streau,rfic Infection, by intemperate living, or teldenee iu hot Aiwa, by Mimi/ application to study, by immoderate grief, , or by excesses of any kind, that we have it hs our power to offer , an *stinky new method of cure whbout the smallest use at ' Mastartv Vidal in all the vari eties and is wll the stages of ' cempistets, has continued to answer the mootmagulae expecta does of Patients of both Sean. The earnestness and maiety with which the warid turs loos looked for so great a deskieratpas in the eamforts and Improve-' merits of a polished and toßghtened age, as that of men of skill, talents, and integrity, ciewstiag theimehes inclusively to these diseases, is razzed by the suer applications for adyke and me dicines width We are deity receiving from every quarter of the world. la alight mid recast eases of Syphylltie infection. a per. feet tore h eotnpleted In the short period of two days; and those of the =nog inveteracy, where other Pratt:doom lave failed, I MN' Persovntnnoe in our play of treatment, ensures to die patient a safe and radical cure. Strictures of the Urethra, from ten to twenty yean duration, are by oar superior method of cure, permanently removed in the wane of them weeks. Patients of either sea may consult us with the greatek honour, seamy, wadi delicacy. at oor home, No. 207. Hatton-garden,— Patient; in the mootry, describing the natant of their case, and ineteelog a romktante for advice and stedicines,jhe same will be east to ell pans ofthe wotld. CURRIE sod CO., Surgeons, So. 107, Hation•Gardee. Ti. Th e dime Important discovery lo the cure of Syphylis and Datility, was motored by Dr. Colmar, lo his late travels t worlds FRANCR, NAPLES, and ROME, from whence he has Oa reticent with some highly Mammies and importantfacts re specting the state of medical and surgical practice on the Centinonte wNei he b preparing to lay before the public in a , treatise anthem complaints, and LIAO be hopes to be able in a few viielmtWriblie. ROTAL ACADEMY, Last night Mr. SCAM' delivered his third Lecture upon the Principles of Architecture, at the Royal Academy. He commenct.l by giving an acctirote and detaila description of several of the Orders of Architecture, as laid down by VITRUVIt" and parti-, colarly adverted to the component parts of the Tit.- can Order, shich he illustrated by a reference to the architecture of St. Paul's Church, Covent Garden, 4ild other edifices. He particularly described the Areit of Titus, at Rome, and explained the circumstance which led to its erection—namely. the visit at Taus to Je rusalem, and his destruction of the Temple •tf Solo mon. The opportunities of this visit were preserved, and A new Order, called the Composite, or Roman, was brought back, and generally adopted in public 'edifices, as embodying the beauties of th e old Orders; whereas, in fact, it departed from them, and, live others, only deviated from the capital of the Corin thian Order by the clumsiness of its parts. The Pro. lessor, with great force. reviewed the modern Orders of Architecture ; sod with a free and bold judgment touched upon the gross and glaring imperfections of the fashions of the day. He was particularly severe upon the visionary taste and style which predominated in the reign of Louis XIV. and which, as he observed. was not confined ti France. He also reviewed the systems of Mr. Amon and Monsieur LA Room, and treated with an indulgent hand the errors which were intermixed with much information. Mr. SOARS paid little deference to the Fren:h author. who conceived be had made; discovery by capping a column with the figure of the ostrich feather gained by th e P r i nce o f Vs'auts et the battle of Cressy, and which the author contrived was a unique discovery, the proportional brainy of which the ancients had failed to discover. The Freed author conceived his discovery new in all its parts, and entirely unknown to the Ancients. This affectation of the suxlern artist over the ancient. Mr. Seams eloquently exposed, by applying to it• the poetical language of our peat dramatist, that beture such pretensious were started, the candidate should be able to Oad refined gold, to wain the my, " Thr ow perfume tak the viokt." This pointed and apposite quotation excited some partial disapprobation among the students, when Mr. Soatte with great propriety obxerveJ, that an making the allusion, Ise rather 'might to excite the emulation of the students than to cramp their unJoebted ester. gies. The Learned Lecturer them entered into an elaborate description of the Greek style of Architec ture, oad described the Greek Temples at Mcmphis, Paletyre, 13albec, and other plac. s. He explained the classification of the arrangement male by the an cients for placing the mottles of Jupiter, Jim, Abr. mu, Batumi, Pouts, &c which were placeJ accord ing to the distinct character of each. rite same classic turn of arrangement WAS observable in the whole style of the Atehitteture of the Ancients, whether public or private; in tact, tr.is system conttitutscl what might be called the Costume of Painting. The Professor strongly condemned the strange adnsiztute Clot prevailed in the works of Maticlii ArCilitc.TtS eminent talent; for instance, the Venetian screen; that were intro.loweJ in tte Gutlic Catheerals of , INtoo JONIet and Sir ettnt.romett Wuta--an admix lure that was more discor.!ant than the Rom.tn and Grecian Arc'sitectore in the pictures of CLAUDE and Povssizi, for there picturesque effect WAS sometimes produced which redeemed the error. He adverted, • as happe specimens of the historic style In painting, Ito the celebrated production of Regul'ut, by Mr. Pre. s•deut Wgirl, in which the architecture of the scenery lead admitabletrouping of the subject conveyed full idea Of the scene wild) it was the objrct of the artist to represent. The Learned Professor Oman. ded by giving an elaborate uncl technical descriptioa of the different Orders et Architecture to whi:h .dinout se apilzsl—The Lecture- colts was crowc ed. Phis day was published, Las°. the This d Edition, improved and enlarged , price 103. 6d. in boards, A CONCISE VIEW of the CONSTITUTION of ENGLAND. By GEORGE CUB I'ANCE. Nve most sincerely congratulate the Public 011 the appear. rco of s Work, which we can safely recommend as well fitted to nii .ply a chum ic our system of public instruction." Eclecti: Review. Primed for Longman, Hurst,Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. sotte . r nes. 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