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For DIDIER and TED BETT, 75, St. James's-street. This Day was published, Price Five WOW. sitehd i RAMMAIRE ITALIENNE.- Par 0. POLIDORI, • Natif de Tasman. This Grammar comprises every rule weermary for the un derstanding of this Language, explaised in the clearest mauler. Alsn, just published, by the same Author, CO ODI MILTON, 1 vol. 12mo. second Edi tion just published, stitelted,2s. M. L'ALLEGRO E SAN GOTARDO, translated frees Militia and the Duchess of Devonshire, I vol. limo stitched, tr. NOVELLE MORAL!, 2 vol. 18mo. 51 edition, stitched, Is. rliE QUARTERLY REVIEW, N o . 111., will bepttblisbd on MONDAY Next, and may be bad of every Bo teller and Newsman in Town and Cannery. SALE M' MERINO BHErP. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by W. MOORE and SON, an Friday and Sawalay, the fid and 2114 day. of sieptemlser„ 1809, by Order .( The &Seculars, at BO WLUO FARM, hur miles from Telbury, nod y miles from Kier cote Glosseestershin.:— T 4 'THOUiAND MERINO SfiE4P, Two, Tie, Four, and Flee Dips, upon pare Smith Down. ('maid or this depth they will bear the diudgef ti o g ! folding, the asperitv of a serene climate. and the art la! subsistence of a sterile soil: the Care *ender" .71treto rionition, and b% carefol selection it is riestny that Breeders may secure beauty, disposition to fatten, and any weight their land will respire t while the Wool, without miculatint upon adventitious speculation, realises a fourfold increase nt vitae, and is equal la intact Spanish samples; • • This d-sirible Stock stronFly chinos the attention of all Sheep-Farmers, are is unquestionably the man profitable which ran be placed or * Sheep Farm. . The Sale is tli beLis precisely at tea o'clock each morn*. Farther ptrtkuletr may be known of the Auctioweets s Tewkesbury. A LIBRARY OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. In the Pre a, and in September will be published, in Twesty eight brusdieme and closely printed releases, royal containing aids about 400 pages, illustrated said embel lished with ',wards of 100 large Enfristgs, prim Eight Guinea. I . Boards, or Ten Gu in e as e l y booed Voyles ; and the Ya's its thirteen Volomes, or t e Travel. in Meets may be bad separately after the suite rate, A• COMPLETE COLLECTION of VOY. AGES and TRAVELS front the First Voyssge of CO LUMBUS in the year un, to the COMMENCEMENT of the PRESENT CENTURY. the principal of them printed verbatim from the best Editions of the Original Works. GOLD CHAINS ad SF.ALS, JEWELLERY, PAINT INGS, Grand and Square Kinn Fortes, Moyle, handsome Cbiols Ciertains s China. In Tea Seta, lir Ste. Tohe %OW by AUCTION, • • Ey Mr. R1C11.1119 NEEDHAM, At his Rams. No. I& lieni.l-oreet, Royal Exchange, an TUESDAY nest, at eltren o'clnek, ABOUT TWENTY L a rs OF GOLD CHAINS mil ORAL'; twelve ditto of Pearls, Cor salsa Simms, &e. the Mobile, sad al: Piano Fortes ' • a •nat aRy Ita.ll4ttne Pai:.tings, two Arrant Sets of Tea Chia*, two blahosiuty Writing Tables, awl a variety of atteleared Lots frost former b,tles, which mat be Sold withoot reserve. Catalogues at the plate of sale. POESIE VARI F., 1 vol. Wino. stitched. 1 8 .84 - DUE TRAGEDIIK, 1 vol. 18ao. stiSebed. 18.64 -- IL FIGLIUOL PROD IGO, Drama* Saero, 1 vol. 12aso. stitched, Is. fid It. NAISVCDONOSORRE, Mamma Sacra, 1 vol. 12mo. stitched. 2s. 6d. IN FIDELTA PUN ITA, 1 vol. ISno. stitched, Is. tid. OLIMPIA, DRAMMA, I vol. limo. stitched, Is. 6d. SCELTA D'APOTTF.GNII D'UOMINI IL LUSTRE ORECI E ROMANI, di Plutareo Cheroot -be, I vol lamp. stitcbed,ls. FOLODORFs New Porlvt Dictionary of Ole lodise, French, aid English Lowden, 3 vols. square 800. bound, 11. Is. The whole selected and prepared for the Press By WILLIAM MAYOR, I.L. D. Vicar of Hurley and Reiner of Stonesfield, Chaplain to the Belief 'Moira; lloomart Member of the Board of Agri culture; Author of the Umversal History, British Ne pos. he. Ac. This New and enlarged Work consists partly of a Reprint of a similar Collection made by the same Author, which bas for n considerable time heeteost of print •, and ;arty of new matter, comprising the Vtlyage A s unabridged of NSON, BYRON, WALLIS, C.SRTERET, and COOK; the Travels oteibrideed of ADDISON. MONTAGU, and SMOt.LETT; and of abridgments of loans valuable works published subsequently to the appearance of the former Edi , time, bringing the col ion down to the prisent time. The contents of the several volumes will hest illustrate the Nature, Utility, and Value of this new Work. THE VOYAGES. VoL 1. Colombas, De Goma, Cabot, Drake, ke. 2. Anson, Ulloa. Re. 3. Duna, wants, Carteret, &c. 4. Cook's First Voyage. 5. Cook's First Vovagp. 6. Cook's Second Voyage. 7. Cook's Second Voyage. 8. Cook's Third V •rtge. 9. Cook's Third Voyage. M. Cook's Third Voyage. 11. Phipps. Fielding, Forest, Philip, Wilson, &e. 12. Pages, Vancouver. fa-. IS. Mathews, Ilr,rh, Turnbull, and Index. THE TRAVELS. 11. Addison, AL W. 51oningu, /se. 15. Shaw, llanwav, Nieuhuhr, &c. 16. Bruce, Mospertuis, Wood, Are. 17. Sinollet's Fraare and Italy. 18. Be**, Swinbunie, Wraxall, &c. 1.9. Moore, Cote &c.' 20. Pallas, Mainitney, Bte. SI. Valliant, Brown, Barrow, Are. 22. SCHIOilli, Derwin, Parke, & c. 23. Forster, Buchanan, Ac. 24. Hearne, %Veld. Lianeourt, Mackenzie, &c. 45. Bosergoing's Spain. 96. Kotzebue's Siberia, France, and Italy. 27. Cart's France, Bailie and Holland. WI Lord Valeotia, and Index. The VO yAGES in thirteen volume% or the TRAVELS in lb . vols.may be had complete by themselves, with sepamtr Indexes. at the rate of six shillings per volume; and COOK'S THREE VOYAGIIS ROUND r WORLD, printed verbatim from the original Quarto Editions, may be bad by theitiselves, with a separate Index, in seven volumes, price Two Guineas. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London; and to be hail of all the Booksellers in the British Empire. Of whommay be had, by the same Editor, A UNIVER SAL HISTORY from the Croatian to the present Time, in 2i volumes, royal paper, M. 13s. or on teeny paper, 51. Also THE BRITISH TOURISTS, piloted so as to cor respond with this new Edoi .n of the Voyages and Travels, la ti Yoh, prke 365. io Boards. STROUDW ATER. TETSUILY, and woorroN. UNDER - E ni; C, UN lON COACHES. trHE PUBIAC art, respectfully informed, the I- UNION COACH will be cnntiaoed by a New Set of Pruitt:eters, sued will minim-ace running from the Hell Savage, laufgate-hill, on s.ATUHDAY seat; the 17th lost. and 114 the prment, will runtime to non from the Hell Sayage every Mond:is, Wednesday, alai gaterday aftensoutts , as half past Two o'clock ; and fr o m the Kin g • Arots inn, Stroud, every &today, Tuesday, and Thursday, at Twelve o'clock, and from the Swan Inn. at Woottna, at Eleven o'clock at Noon. Performed by HAY WARD, PROCKTER, and Co. woodcraft,. hear 12,1609. rITR CLAVTOLE, a Grand Instrument of IMoir., wilt , la, in point of nape:trance, resehibles a lure Book -me. It r a feral instrament--she been are pro duced h- frtet on from rat strings, which are formed at rare end t str...ag isrel itritses, which prevetat the elm oat of tune. With this in- aluable Instrument, a Performer no the Piano Forte .• compere t to predate the effect of a FaN Baud. tom roWng the force and et pressiort of the Violin with the lb% relliea of the Musical Glaser, and maids& of the Ormtn. This Ilstrunsrat, the world ever made, r to be SOLD by AUC TION. at Mr. N REDD Al Room., No. 10, Br est& street, &n al E‘cit.utze, tat TUESDAY next, the 29th hat. at too o'clock precis..l%. The Inventor will totaled every day, to perform ea the la strument. TIATRO ITALIANO, n Seeks di Consayedie e Trage dy., de' pa eelebri Anted ItaHaiti, 3 vol. 12ino stitched.l2.. FA VOLE ESOPIANE, in Verso, di lAlgeGrillo, vol. lihno. stitched, 2s. 6d. DRAMMI SACRI DI PIETRO METASTASIO, 1$ o. balf-banatt, rear, Ss. 6d. DAVILA, Gserre Clvili di Francis, 7 vol. Bvo. stitched, ?..L 2s. BELL SAVARE, QOUTLIENI), Ituchfort, and Rayleigh New, Elegainouid Cheap Cosches carry only flour insides; to the HOPE TAVERN, SOUTHEND, throagh Ilhwd, &sea bird, Brentwood, Billiricay, Wirkford, nod Prittlewell. Every Morning :d Half-past Nine, roils at the Tll4lOl, NUNS, and 111.UF. 11(3AR INNS, IVIIITECHAPEL. Performed by Edwin, Peachier and ('o. N. 13. No charge N hawser for booking Parcels. Pamengers nod Pareet. also booked at the White Bear, Piccadilly. . •, • If °commas. ( ' heap Travelling by the Commercial Op position SALISRUIt V CO ACtl, afeentooto at Half-past Three, from the BEM. SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Salk.- bury, 164. mil), Oinside 101. M. only aad all small Parcels ander one pound n right 6d. only for carriage, and no charge fur hooking. Ak.s to Poole, tbrough.Fewillighridge. Ring wood. ant Wisoboorn, nflernoun, tit Half-past Tome; In side Can to Poole, 17s. only, ()abide ltirn. tid. only, which is mead) id.. cheaper than the Poole Mail, as well as per formed in nearly the gime time. No charge whatever for bookies of Parcels. (33 Coach-011hr at the bottom of the Wit Ssvage Yard sin the left-Wind, throuzh the Remold (iincivay. ALBERGAirI, Coutraedie e Novelle Seelte dal Sieur dedicated to the Queen, 2 4.1. Bvo. boards. 14r. SONARELLI, la EWi di Seiro, 2 vol. Bvo. vellum paper bear* 14r. _ _ TO BE DISPOSIMO OF, A Dcliehtful —nail rural COTTAGE, near Nor. world, %i ;thin . Atari of Condom, commanding most beau tiful yiew., iii ‘s hieh the eye iv lost by the expanding Conn try t coMpri-i,ig a good dairy, drawing-room, and two other roma. nn the ground floor, two hest bed-moats, and three other .Irepirre merit% a coarlt-hotwe, and tao-stall t-table, with ties ping room, an excellent garden, and good patidnrit, all in complete rrpair, neatly funtivlted with every nerek,A7iry, hut withimt extravagance. Tne whole, a ith the I.ea , e, to be divoved of on moderate terms, the prevent owner bring obliged to join the Army. Letter% post-paid, addreved to A. li. C. al Nu. 87, Meet !freer, n ill be attended in. ROA VE. Novelle Mondi,wilb an Explanation in English, at the bottom of each page. of the various Idioniatiad I:.x -pressions, bv Mr. Polidoci, I vols. 12ton. stitched, ss. A new ITALIAN DICTIONARY, in two partF, Italian and English and Euglhh and Italian; illustrated with ex placatory Phrases sited by the best Authors. 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Grand Capitol Prize of 1000 Tickets was sal4 in sixteen Siyteeoths. produciog to t h e fortunate holders 11,7651. llltewhe three Prizes of 20.0001. one Prize of 10, 0 001. two Prizes of 8.0!10'. with Yeyeral of Von!. MU. Pic. were sold in Sharer, anscute"ne to It .0601. not of 'wow the antrum of :he sal , ' Lott. rL; and w bereeight 10,0101. Prises hire been divided in 10i Shares, togetber with several 10.0001. SA)OUL I,oo'Jf. Arr. fgt. since the l lilt of March, IMP I which Shares were nil sigaed for and paid by Sir Junes Bealliettlwbv Proprietor of the Leek, Lottery Otile.-s. as above. Schemes 4ratis, tad Prizes paid on demand. KLPERTORIO Mt S CALF., aegis raccolia di sari P,,- r•is composts ad esede' Professed di Musics e dilrta,s da (;. Boxbiai, boards, 4s. LOUNGING BOOKS, or LlGlif READING. TT has lung been a subject of complaint among IL the [AVM of ENGLISH LI TERATURE, that our Language has been delleieat in liitingiag, or portant.- window 114 mks. 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FALEUlt,Dentist, No. IS, WOBURN PLACE, begs leave to auneuore to the Public, that in nowequenet• of various experiment , . be is enabled to re commend ARTIFICIAL TEETH, of a Mineral Prepara tion, ID as to give complete satisfaction to those who taxi have occasion for such sub-titutes. —Mr. FA LEUR el to supply from our Tooth to a whole Set, withoettet i rs% pain, or irritatloa, and of an appearance we very nataral, as to dery the moa critical observer, at the same time that the Teeth so supplied will answer every purpose of mastica tie*, give to the voice its statand tame and toodulatirm their construction is so incorruptible, that Jr. FA LICA en gages to replace them free of expen e, shoald they wear or change colour.—Mr. FA Lcrit can alioatil an Artificial Pa late in a manner peculiar to himself, and never before at tempted by auy ...disidual.—Mr. F. is enabled to j ive refe rences to many respectable characters in Town and Country, who have felt the beneficial effect, of .his mode of Treatment, and who have been equally satisfied 11itb his fair and reason able charges. No. 18, Woburn-place, Russell-square. 14TATE LOTTERY, WITH ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. SCHEME. 4 4 4 Besides .E1(8), Re. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. YORK and LEF.Di New Commodious, Safe, Cheap, and hapeditlusts POST COACHES will set MK from the GOLD EN CROSS, Charing Crum, and BELL SkYAfili, Ludgate-hill, every mnruing at half-past five ; Breakfast at the Red Linn, Ramet l dice at the Cock, &i -nn; Sup at the Grrthara Inn; Breakfast at the Red Linn, Doncaster, and arrive at I. •eds by Twelve, and York by Ooe, at Noon. There are only &or Cnaehmen employeAl, and the same Guard and Conch go throughout. Every ever. lion has been, sod will continue to be made, to render this the best rotaeyaane no the North Rind. Inside, to York mad Leeds, 9s. Outside, £9. By DEORUEBOIJLTON and CO. SWIFT and CO. resiweifufly inform the Pub. nr, that TICK s and till tßli.l are on Sok at their o.Beet, Nn. 11. Putiltry, No. 12, attiring Cons. and 31, Atiente HiAh-street. The Sehrme of the presest Stow Lot ter. is yen, and rands the Adventism, an opportunity of thi• immense Sum of rEtt0,0.10!!! which may be ob tained ity purrnasing the whole of a Number, or in prop*. Lion for an. part. Tickets and Shares will be higher before the Draw in 4. PRESENT PRICE. Tirkrt £ll 114. H Quarter 5 1.1 0 I Siztetialt 1 9 0 AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the °elicitd e Invention of Mr. HENRY, and hrottet by his successive improvement: to the hiehf•st perfection) cunt,- mt. to be prepared and s•old by fIifONIAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Mancheiter. W A LPOLI ANA, emalsting of Anecdotes, Ban Mots, Let ters, Observations, and Reflections of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orbird, 2 vols. wltti planes, priest 10s. ed. boards. The LIFE of SAMUEL FOOTE. the English Arista phanes, accompanied by numerous Anecdote, 800 Mots, Facts, &e. relative to the Life. Writings, and Times of that estraordisary Character, by W. 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Although an ennuome• /Omelet has taken place on every Artit le of Woollen Cloth, GI BRO Woollen-Draper, Ma tes.slcrcer, an I T.tvlor, IrtJ, Flcrt—treee, ocor St. lhootan's t'lnerb, informs the Public, that for Ready 3lnney be err deriakes to supply A ppittel, mode to measure, at the fol lowing Cries., and ;ordeal the Qttalitie, of the Undo, the Watiostaathip avd l'o.hion of the Garment.- to be exceeded by now, which, b 1 comparing the moat ( barges made by Ta)lora, previous to the Advance, it ill more than corrobo rate the above A-6,6.rd .6 ; thrref,..r, it must he dead) evi dent, from the grunt locre,oc, the Saving mud be iistrareur. X s. rt. Second Clo.h Coat - 1 di 0 - Super Ditto - . •210 0 Very Last Superfine Ditto - - 3h/ U Mao Keine b tame &lin - Ise - 1 6 0 Dino 1/enhie - 1I I 0 Rest stole Trilled Cord 010 0 Ladies' Superfine Cloth or Nescev mere MAIN 6 16 6 AAA every othet Article iu the above Branches oo propor tionate Terns. A very gre.ot Variety itiperfloe and tither - Cloths are always Rept. torther with fashionable 16aeacoatiopi. and All other Anodes in the Woullea Drapery a.vd Mans-Met eery Line. •••• It is particularly requested you will altenii to the No. IR3), there lxing:rver4l omen of tie same Davila., io the skeet. Fee STRANGUARY— DROPSY— GRAVEL-- OR STRUCTIONS io she ORIN A.RY PASSAGE—DtA- - I DETES, and GENERAL WEAKNESS. W FASELLT JESUITS DROPS. his Majesty', Navy these Drops have for oear ye•ors past nosionsisted their character us a see rifle for 14r &unit. Gravel. Dropsy. Stranguary. Work s .44 and ots tructinos in the Urinary Pawnee. and General Debilit) ....bet particularly for their alw.oltrte ant t•eedy cure of he Venereal Disease. WES SELL DROPS and SPECIFIC RF.SIEDT, are the only safe and exp:4Stions Cole, awl are sn i.i.sucent ht their satire, as t s require little or no rmitraint. As a restorative for Gcrerni Debility. Wessel le Jesuits Drool, bare hero long knouii a..d sterinerl ; whether the Debility misc., from the too eopi.nri uw isf Mercury or in tense heat of Climate, they are ect.tally serviceable :—sorb as bate Cie iniAnrinhe 1.• hr t...u11 e:1 is lilt ()Id stutstonn Gkets, Sembell Eifit•inio, Of ales srr Overt.* of the KLlners, Urelen or Illander Ol a betc., or INticult v of making Wa ter. will experieoce a complete Cu:e I.y due perseverasice. SHAW nod CO. A 6. St. Paul's Church-yard, having pus. third these Aledkines of Mr. )tie's. Ils, 11114 W ran pundits' be issonine auks. a Muck Siamp, rogruseil ith their aff irms appears un she outsicte of errs.) bottle. Ask for Westells' Jesuits Dr .ps. Tri:c W.—lb.—and k. per bottles ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY, nr Aram* and Anecdotes of the habits, instincts, and economy of quadrupeds, birds, fishes, nod insects. by the Rev. W. Bingky, J vols. price .471 Its. tid. boards. Ali the above may be had on the shortest notice, of every Bookseller in Town or Country, 13 boards, and in every vas. rimy of plainand elegant binding. 1101. WIIITE IIAND have ever been esteemed a personal beauty in both Settees and in some pawls of Europe are essential to persons of rata. The BANDANA Stl A I', or Indian IVaslung Cakes, possess tbe peculiar pro perty of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture ail in conceivable Laicise.* to the bands which are constantly wash ed with this Soap. Even in awes where the skim has been injured by labonr or miser viukusec, the hardness and coarse ness tire effectually, infallibly, and permanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness. fairness, and delicacy of appear ance which cannot be acquired by any other means wbruever. It 1,41 experience only that any one may form an adequate idea of the superior excellence of ibis Soap. Sold by the Proprietors' Agent, whose signature It bears William Withers, No. `2 4 19, Strand, near Temple Bar, Lino: dun ; sand the Proprietors, as n further security, beg them to he partirular in noticing, that the mime and midrris of the pr i nter , L. vea l *, ,NO. V, Dim -street, Cannot Garden, is *nixed to the label acid wrapper• All ot h er , are enunieffeii,. !told by many rcipectable Perfumers and Medicine Vendors 'is Town stud Countrl, price Is. rats rake. Nut it is at all thne, twee-sort to be partieular in °hien ing the ah.l%e rim lion, which will be the means of preventing tlse triprsitittu w hit h ltas of Lite bees practised. YORK and I,KEDi NEW POST COACHES from the !CELL SAVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL, every Morning at lialfisast Five ialock, throstik Barnet, Hatfield, Welwyn, Stevenage, flabluck, Biggieswade, Ea ton, Bugdesi, Whoa, Stamford, Gresham, Colterswewth, Grantham, Newark. Retfurd, ()unctutter, Ferrybridgc, and Tadcasser. Every elicitors has andovill be mode to render this the best conveyasee wm the North Road. N. B. By this conveyance Passengers and Parcels are kw warded to Edinburgh and all parts of the North of England. •• • Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op palliest SALISBURY COACH, afternoons at Half-past Three. from the BELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Salis bury, lea. only; Out-ide Ins. 6d. only ; and all small Parcels under oat posed weight 6d. only fur carriage, and ao charge for buoking. Also to Panic, through Fordissgbridge, Ring wood, and Wimbourn, after no on, at fialf-post Three ; side File to Poole. Vis. ally, Outside 16s. bid. rsty, which Dearly 3Us. cheaper than the Poole Mall, as well as per formed in nearly the woe time. No charge whatever for booking of Parcels. 8:r Coach-Oftiee at the bottom of the Belt Savage Yard an the let-baud, through the second Gateway. BRISTOL and BATH new and elegant COACHES, with Guard throaghoet, sad the Coach to Bath without changing, from the BELL S AVAGE, GATP-lIILL, every Evening at Half-past Five isiCinek, to the CAsTLE sad BALL, BATH; and SWAN INN, MARY PORT-STREET, BRISTOL. Parsesigers and Parcels hooked at the Three Kings, and White Bear Inns, Piccadilly. N. B. Travellers by this Coach have One Hoff, to and from Bristol and London (at Bath), for Pleasure or Busi ness. ••• No charge whatever for booking Parcels for this Coach at the Bell Savage. •• • Unemomne Cheap Travelling hit the Commercial Op. position SALISBURY COACH, anemones at Half-past Three, from the BELL SAVAGE. blade Pare to Salis bury, I. nalY. Outside 10s. 6d. only ; and all small Parcels under one pound weight 6d. only C.r carriage. aid no charge for booksug. Also to Poole, throu4h Fordingoridge, Hine. w.od and Wlmlmurn , afternoon, ;. t half-pat Three ; I. side Fare to Poole, 27.. only, Out.me his. 6d. as h, ~,j,;( . 6 is Nearly Is. cheaper than Vie Poole klaii, as well as per. fanned in nearly the same time. Recharge whatever for !whine of Parcel.. Goach-011eeat the bottom of the ILA Savage Yard us the left WM r through the woad Galen ay. MATRIMONY. yr is mach to be regretted, bat indisputably Jl. certain, that many persons of both sexes are deterred from entering Into the married state, by infirmities, which delicacy forbids them to disclose t and there are mit a few, who, being already married. are rendered miserable, for waft of those tender pledges of mutual love, without which, happiness in this Hate is, at least, very precarious. It has been useertaised beyeod doubt. that these circumstances are occasioned by a general or partiaLrelaaatlon or a eaknes. in either sex ; and it is canons certain, that the genuine AROMATIC EOM:NUE% OF STEEL are the best, if not the only remedy fur this species of dein. litv. When takeskinto the stomach , they imuiediately ilit fine themselves, like a vapour, thiliti every pore, producing elects, at once delightful, salutary, and permruietit. Miro the .park of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid, and tie faculties paralssed, these Lozenges are found to giro tune to the nerses, exhilarate the 'mat spirits. ins igurate the body, and re-intimate the whole nom. When aveision to exercise, los. er depras it) of apprtite, and pallid euirote. more, indicate approaching con-umptian the delicate fe male will be preserved, and reamed to health and society by the bestirs . Influence of tins medissase. When the ilelu• sons of iouryonntion, or the force of had example, have tempted unguarded youth iota tine dangernsn labyrinths of secret eissuality, debilitated his body, or impaired his u.,- dent 'Ain, these Lozenges will protect bias from linger ing disease, toe infirmities of premature old age, and a wretched dissolution. When by luxurious banquets, copious libations, l'aphian rxee.ses, and iniiii.iebt revels, the sons and daughters of dissipation have brought as themselves debility, rebstation, imbecility, and a lung train of nervous complosims, they Lozenges .ill restore Iseolib and rigour to the debititated frame, and cheerfulness and animation to the mind. THE AROM %TIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are p"e• pared and sold by the luvesvor, Ur. Senate, 3, Ludgate...bill; aliti, lis Appointment, sold at Givens, 395, 041*-J-strret, near Dean-street* Allen, i Oxford-street, opposite 'he Pantheon; Chrisp, corner of sing Gard ) ; Hsaine, S 9, Stroud, next the Lyceums mi. 44, Cornblli ; Banos, Royal Lseh Me; 511 1 4 11 -._ la. Chrapside; Ambridge, I, ,'acridity; Ward, SH, Holborn; and on where else in L.. ..- non. Price is. pentipz,• Duty in laded. At the above plact ►y also be had, Or. Senate's Trostiie L. Female Compiaisis. Price Vs. 6d.; a book which should be read bi every married woman, . _... LADIES' BUFF DRESSES. rrillE objections to Bel Dresses, from their liability to Stains, and the dilSeolty of renter* them, are now entirely obviated by the woe of H IiDSON'S CHE MICAL BLEACHING ioquin. wbich samaras Stales of Red Port WiseCoed.,Nliblew and every vegetable swatter Woos Bar Orestes. Tahk Liele s s, Leather. Cottons. Mu•lias, and lace witbout *juries the Bel/ Co lour, or the texture of the Cloth. Prepared and Sold by Hudson and Compile' s Her Ma jcst)'s l'hymists, 47, /48t)onarket, Londoo; w 44 also Icy Ba ron nod Co. tao, o:turd-street ; Rime, 31, New Nand %erect ; Harding and Unwell, 85, I Vade, 46, ; Gilford, 155, Strand ; and the principal Perfumers and Ilicdkiae Venders throughout the United Kingdom, io bottles at se. Ss. and 4s each.