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To 'TETE jill4lll', and ROYAL 11!GHNRSS THE COMMAIISIMIN-CLIHTE, :and MAKER OF THE NEW 4EGIILATION:P.Afr- TERN SWORDS), *would ..cautied the 006." the Army against providing them se l ves w i th • the newly-adopted riittern, from any other than liantafseturersof theltst reputation; them being relative proportions: peculiar to these , Swords, which. if the wataltheallY retarded, will Won Wog law disreput e one of. the British Army. most efficient Weapoas that 'has hitherto been adopted by , . ••'' ' totif nitof . f•- • SAL • ES BrArellON., - . a ik ) ;" 1 . - de lir nt Irelkuary eras • i. ' 10 "` luaa lir aill pice -e• ' l'ai .viver I , :. ,• ' 111461 • Itad "' •, . woks. ~ mANsrow . " --- .—olunutl. - 11011 MUSA : TH E. GRENficAL.CATECHINI E with:original .4•11 s PRO/Mart AND I min:twice:orals LATE o :A ses . 4a esissilmt • Add sod newly imaged loch.'ot ~ itAII46TIY. QUERN..CABOLINE.- 'idler %‘ llll 4 itives. ~ lurre_ • • . SAMUEL ‘PARKO.S, P.LS. Sie. ROBINS , of of Warwickntreet e Goldeasqueree. Ana Author , i'die* Chetede.al &says.'" tise : * , Rattleilll iir .1-U.—and Regentvereatv Worms s" e• tht - Pleak Vtat..by Odor Cagodstrf ib 1_ .' - elf the Eamon of bet 104A7ESTY,'he'sballttee FOR BALE,. BY AUCTIEg e .. - On the Premises, oa Wismitae, the 90th of Feboolyi /Nll l / 4 et OW eadocer- THE NOBLE SPLINT/ID lIIANSTON; 7 • IntirAti TN t ' B. BEST, Seerreary. This day was published, price One Shilling, *PPE AL to the PUBLIC, in DEFENCE of SPITA LVII-I.DS ACT," with Remarks on the nick have !..e to the Misnrirs and Moral Deterioration 'one. By WILLIAM HALE. PEARL NECKLACES, ES. 131. 6d:; Sprigs, or A. Tiaras, 31.35. I B race l ets, 2 !. 12s. 6d. • Ear Rings, U. is. Lockets, Bro oc h es , an d Crosses, 11. 11.—The Advertiser, J. H. BARLOW, No. 9, Lamb's Cunduit.strret, being the real Pearl. worker and Stringer, offers the above at MK the usual Prices, for Ready Money. SEVERAL COMPLETE SUITS •OP PEARLS and Coloured Stones, in Morocco Cases, from 191. to 501. Ladies' valuable Pearls cleaned and 'strung at home.—.Ordas executed for Exportation. nuldiwortli, St. nun, Church-yard; and Fremont, Spita!ftelds. _ SOUTH AUDLEY-STRERT. GROSVENOR-SialgUtik . _r, •• Planned with gutter of sitielous lofty A pwrbescr, joikimilr arranged, and elegantly 'finialted and feud nip. An.antniden range of Dunstode delete 'foe all remnant lap. GanOak-gs closed by Wall and double Foldine-ciaieltoriset IhenVer-barders, & c . formic g a lhandsemae agggfek .4 saiso c t DivtruaNcLizotrAg at the' tp,a, mod tubs Hill.areo f on •ortgible Residence fora small Pagillirtwli COACII-110144 and Stables for totiuTlidaTigisES. 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Fourth Edition • wi th 'Additions On Brernßugi..Freding o . and Mmagiiagelite,-7Ndch Cow's for the Zuni!, Dairy„ . end i see. •' Nlr."Motilkaff i little Boot on tin .Breeding, lloarineend rattenint,7ol.l4lacit,:of Dtinikstie Poultry and F igs , is I mp ies ., tionibly (lie MOst.Privicid Work on the subject In our , laniguApt; conieniertie of a "ensalipeoltiy-yard, two or three pip, with: a breedfng a. wine for cream, milk, butter, and cheese, in an ce - tintry,k6us, appear* indispensable ; and to point ont hetet Bleats:lay . 64. obtained at a reasonable expense, seems to bave:byen'Mr,." MoubraYsi object._ By .adopting the plan of bin WorK , any Family May ftiruish their tab* with these Wu,. fief at olio-third of rtie rice they are Obliget, to pay at thO Instr keit' ; and tke Farit!vr and Igeedek may,renderitlistroottroe of . t ons J ideialle profit,'—TArtio.t ',Journal. LAndon Plibted fir - Slarwouir, * Nerdy, and Jcines, Teter , nester-intr. TO SCHOOLS. TM, day was published, price 3s. bound, the Seventh Edition of LATIN EXERCISES; or, ExtuPLA being English Sentences, translated from the best Jatnatt Writers, and adapted to the ittles in Syntax; to be again trans lated into the Luin Language. By the Rev. GEORGE WIIITTAKER, A.M. Late Matter of the Grammar School in Southampton. Printed for G. and W. R Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane, London. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, . t. A Key to the above, price 2 s . sewed. 3. A CONCISE INTAODUCTION'TO the LATIN LANOVACE, 1 2 / 1 30. the Third Edition, L prke its. 6d. bound. 4. Ptratnai sr &met Fsauss Sutlers, ad meta Tironum Alicemmodatz. 12mo. Fourth Edition, price 2s. bound. S. GILAMMATICA Flaunts, and a System of Rhetoric; illus trated by Examples of classical authority, for the use of Senior Forms in Grammar Schools. • Second Edition, price Is. 6d. bd. 6. EnTOSIS of ENGLISS ; or, 41111TISO CURONOLOGV I I being a Catalogue of Monarchs, from the invasion of Julius Cesar to the Conquest of William Duke•of Normand,. To which are added, Chronological Tables, from the Conquest' to the present Fifth Edition, with. Alterations-and , Additions. Price ilsi bound. sz. A New and Complete SCHOOL CATALOOCZ, vati4 • TOOTU-ACHE AND BALACHN. AMEDICINtiike PEltitrB ESSENCEovbich• has received the- sanction and support of the mow Cain. guislied Petsbnages in the Kingdom, together with -the united Mstimony of the first Physic:lane in Kurense; and the numbious favourable , comments in highly respectable Medical Journils, where it has been !declared to be the "Itestthing ever disarmed foe the tooth-Ache and Ear-Ache," place It above connotation ; more need not be said in it s pr a i se , but-merely to point out 14a virtual. Itinstantaneonsly relieves the most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth **amid and- Arm, primd* 'further decoy, effecivallyeureedieSeurvy in the Gums, fattens loose Tomb/and 1 renders them Armand servireablosto the latest period, and , effec tually prevents the TOotis:Ache. field by the Proprietor's appointment, In bottles at U. lid. and its. 9th. by Drafts. Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, Londoo ; •xO, Watorloollace, Edinburgh ; I and .54, IlackvAle-street, Dublin; and by the principal Ikon Beoksefiers, and Medicine Wu &milt% every Town amt. bout the United Kingdom. N. 41 .' The noise told 'a I "Butler, 4, Cheepsitle," w i t 0 %1 10401 "s Waging' auttaridAe tech boltk, to distinipiish it from iterraltutis under similar Wait ALLNUTT'S FItUIT 'LOZENGES, for Coughe, et;las, Sore Throats, hoarseness, &c. &c. prepared solely by the Proprietor, S. ALT.NIPIT . Chemist, Portsea ; who returns his best thanks to the Public for the very extensive patronage which he has already received, for his highly useful FRIHT LOZgNdP., and begs to assure them, that he still continues to prepare them, with the tame scrnpuious care as to the medicinal virtue of•the fruit, which has Obtained for them so distinguished a.reputation. In Coughs, Sore Throats, and Hoarseness, they have been particularly useful, the acid (which is solely from the black currant) tending greatly to allay inflammation, and to pro snote.a free expectoration ; they are perfectly harmless to. the ECM delfeate constitutions. 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