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SCHEME. This Day wits riblbhed, Price IL TitE PRINCIPLES of LI F &ASSURANCE EXPLAINED: Together with New Pions of Amur , ance and Annuities adapted to the Pi udent of all Classes, Ci vil and By the ROCK LIFE-ASSURANCE COMPANY. This short Treatise is recommended to the pentsal of No blemen mad Gentlemen with Entailed Estates, or holding for life ; of Clergymen, both of the Establi s h e d E la hreli and Unseating Persuasion; of Military and Naval Olken; of Barristers. Solicitor. and Atturnies at Law ; of Bankers and Mannfacturers; of Medical Men, School Mas ten. Artists, °Seers of the Keenan ' and generay of Fa thers of Families, who may be dispo sed to make Assurances for the beliedt of their childres and dependants--as it is of material importance that they should ascertain *prbsclpies and practice of the Ofike to which they may apply. Printed for J. Matnsao, in the Positry. JACKSON'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA. Jest published. Dedicated, is permission, to bit Royal liigbums the PRINCE of WALES, In one Volume, Quarto, illustrated with thirteen Maps and Plates, price two Guineas in Boards. PRAVELS in MAROCCO, SOUTH BAR iD and across the ATLAS MOUNTAINS. per formed. at different Periods, during a Residence of sixteen lean in that Colliery. by JAMES GREY JACKSON. F.sq. Tmether with a Full Amman of the Mains:lls, Plants, and various other Natural Productions of the Kingdom uf Ma rocro, and an Accurate Statement, from Optaal I/online Rh at the Imperial Custom-house, of the Coats BUCK of Mo o s nom.—To which is added, an inerestirng mad more accu rate description than has ever'yet been published, of the Si matins, Extent, InitabitsuanOnad.Cfstattacn of the (keg ir/41/411111 Central .1 frka, Tit MBU CTOO. This Work also cumulus a full Account of the Manammt. tits 'Racicicom a Dimertatiou oe she Ambit Umfrage, pointing eat thedifference of Punctuation lactirern the Lanett' mid Mestern Arabs • and a tieographical Elacidatien of many pans of Africa heft' almost unknown. S•ild by (I. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall Mall. TO OE DISPOSEs) OF, ADelightful small rural COTTAG(j, near N or_ imod, Ritbia Miles of London, rnmacteding moo hinu tiful views, in which the eye islust by the etpandiox Gnt tryl comprising a good daity, drawiiv-iooiii, and tn., other mime ou the Ka m m aster, two best b 4 ft-rooms, and three other sleeping room., a coach-biawe, and two-stall stable, with sleeping fawns, an excellent garden, and gioi.l paddock, ull in complete repair, nentl) tarnished wills every neerisars, but a ithout extra%ap,aace. Tile *bide, witbthe Lewie, to he disposed of on moderate terms, the prewnt Da her being obliged to join the .‘rras. Letters. poq-paid, addreard to A. B. 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It is portable for the Pocket, and iucapable of Change in any Climate. Prepared and sold by !turista; and Co. Chymists, Hay market. Landon; sold also by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co. 130, Oxiord-street ; and Made, 46, Cernhill, in Cases for iine Doseu, at 4s. 6d. each. • YORK and LEED4 New COmModioub, Cheap. and Expeditiums POST COACHES will set out from thetiOLD EN CROSS, Charing c`rovihs, and BELL SA VAGE, Ludgate-hill, every morniug at halt-{past five ; Breakfast at the Red Lion, Benet ; chile at tie Cock. Elt on; Sup at the Grethen' lan; Breakfast at tile Red that, Doncaster, and arrive at Leeds by Twelve. and Yes* by One, at Noon. There are only four Co.ichilieti employed, and the same Givird sad Coach go throughout. Every e sec tion his been, wad will cranium. to be made, to reader this the best coasevance on the North Road. Is*i de, to York and Leeds, ifJ 9s. Otatide, By DEORGE BOULTON and CO. Prom the Goldeit Crabs, the following Carriages set oat,lse side many others too ini.nerous to mentmo : LIVERPOOL Erpeditious Putt Coaches, only one night out, every Libras iag at Si.e HOLYHEAD and North Wales Mail every evening. HOLYHEAD Shrewsbury and Birmingham New Post Coarlte , , every Men* at Nine. 1 .1.1 1)L0 W Worcester, and Oxford Mail every evening, a.ii a New Pikt Coach Tuesday • Tnursday and Saturday, at Two. Oa the Ist of August was published, Prices.. bd. No 311 X. of • TRETRO4PECT of PHILOSOPHICAL 1 MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL, and AGRICUL TURAL DISCOVERIES; containing Critical Accounts of every Fart or Discovery in Arts and bri -nees made public Juriag the preceding farce months. Also, price,bs. kandsomely_pesntad in •Itn, embellished with excellent Engravings of the Lndia House 464 the Escurial is !Vain, the Second Number of DESCRIPTIONS. HISTO RICAL and ARCHITECTURAL, of splendid Palaces and Buildings. By JAM ES NORRIS BR EW ER. London : Printed for W. H. 'Wyatt; Pickett-street, Tem ple-bar. Of whom may he had. illustrated by plates, price 10s. 60. A Treatise-on the Progressive Ende.ivnum Irinspyout the Manufacture of Cordage, and on causing Ship. flirter at An chor with safety. By W. Chapman, .fr.sq. M. 11.1. A. THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE /11 I)A Y anti MARTIN. TIfTS invaluable Composition, with half the tumid labour, produces the must beautiful let black beheld, afliwch peettßer orturishment to the leather, will tiet the finest linen, is perfectly free frnin any anplc:i,uit smell, and will retain its vertney iii any climate. mast wllitak‘ide by Day and Martin, at the Alamtfictory , N 0.97, High- llolhorn ; retail by F. Day, hi .1. 7,Tasinsm.s street, Covent-ganien ;W. Day, Swallow -street; A Nn. 1, Finch-lane; and by the principal Boot-makers, Per fumers, and Oiliness, in the Metropolis; and in every T., n throughout the United Kingdom, in stone bottles, prier I. 61. each. . Tbis day was published, price 75. in boards, AN OILTHOEPEIAL ANALIiIS of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, nran Essay on the Nature of its simple and combined Sound.; the manner of their Formation ts% the Vo, sl Omen; the minute Val ieties which constitute &depraved or Protein-tat Pr.pounciatiou ; and the Inadequacy of attempting to explain to. in by means ui the English Alphabet. Tim whole illastrated and exemplified hv the lace of a NEW fIRTIIOi..PICAL ALPHABET, or Universal Character, which ( with a few Additions) furaishes an easy Method of explaining even diversity of Dialect arawag dvilizet Nations. To which is added, A minute and coPh l llll,4oalvvis of the Dialect of Bed ordsbire. Designed far the Use of Provincial Schools, ar.—nith Plates. MILFORD HAVEN. Carmarthen, Glottervter, ad Cheltenham Mail every eveuing. CHELTEN H AM and Oxford New and ouly Day Coach, - every Moroi ng at Si:. BHIGHTON, Last Bona. Worthiag, lia4tinev Ports litoadt, Southampton, Isle of %%1 4 m. Bogor. Chiebeeter. AossiisL Little Havaptao. Moot, Itateggate. Dwyer. Deal. HO*, Folkston. ire. Are. Covehes BELL NA VA LUDGATE-111 L.' S - OUTIIEND, liochfort, and Rayleigh New. Deg etriAld Cheap Coaches, raw, tidy lbw ladies, to the HOPE TAVERN, aOUTItI.rU, thrnegh Ilford, Rata. ford. Brentwood, Billirieay, Wkkfnrd, and Prittleweft. Every Montle at bialf-pait Nine, calls at the THREE NUNS, and BLUE BOAR• INNS, WHITECHAPEL. Perforated by Edward Prockter and Co. N. B. No charge iv hatever for booking Parcels. Passengers and Pamela also booked at the Woltz Bear. ri • • Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op posi*tinn sAusnuity COACH, afternoons at Ilalf-past Three, fruni the KELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Salis bury Id,. only, Outside Lb. 6d. only and all *mail Pant" , midi.; one pound weight tid. only for carriage,. and m' charge tin booking. Also to Poole, through Fordi'lltrldge. wood, and Wisnhoura r aftenman, at I I alf-past Tweet In side Fare to Poole, t7s. only, Outside 16".. tid. only, which is nearly Stk. cheaper than the Poole Mail, as well as per formed in near!) the guise time. No charte whatev er for nook* of Paretic. G-3- Coach-Mice at the b•otom of th'. !tell Savage Yard His the left-band, through the seemed Gateway. YORK and I,EEDS NEW POST COACH I frost the PELL SAV.46E, tfILL, even Mora* at Half-pug Five o'Clock, Omagh Barnet, Hatfield, %Velar', Stoenage, Bigxleswade, Ea t" Book% ptilt.m, St•nnfnert, Greiharn. Cnltermorth, Cratithavn, Newark. Retford, Doncaster, Fervybrifige, nod Tadraster. Lver% exeroinn has and will be made to reader tub the hest etinvatice on the Nnrth _ _ h. IS. Ilv this conveyance Pasengers and Parcels are for- It anted to Edinburgh mid all parts of North of England. 4 . • Uncommon Cheep Travelling by the Uoiti 00000 Trial °p raline SAI.I 4 4IIIIItY COACH. afternoons at Half-post 'farce, from the HILL SAVAGE. bride Parr In Sall.- bory, 16s. only ad. only ; mid all Small Parcels under my pound treight 6d. unit for CIITTLtgt, and no charge tnr braking. Also to Poole, tinting% Fordingbridge, Ring wood. and Witnbourn. afternoon. al half--past Three t. In. tut' Parr to Poole, Vs. only, Outside 16.. bd. only, which I. nearly 30%. cheaper titan the l'oule MAI, as well as per tormeJ in orarly cline time. hit charge whatever for booking of Pareeb. 0- Coach-Odle, at tbe bottom of the :kv Savage Yard nit the left-hand. through the -Prom, Ilatel#. B tisrof. sad new and elegant COACHES, wits Guard thrnozhout. and the (:eusch ti Raab without changing, fromthe E /J. S.IV AGE, 1.0 0- every Evening at Half-past rive n'Glock. t 3 the CA4TI.II; and 11 1 11. t., BATH; abed SWAN INN, YPOIt f-STREET. ISTO!.. Pas-ewers and Parcels booked at the Three Kings, and White Rear Inns Piccadilly. N. B. Triiiters by this Conch have One ifo.ir. to awl fr m :end Londuo (at Rath), for Pleasure or Hefti ness. •• • No charge whatever for hooking Parcels fnr this Coach at the Bell Savage. .• • Uncommon Cheap Titillating by the Commercial Op position SALIiRCItY COACH, afiemooos nt Half-post fhrrr, finer, from tie 111.1. L SAVAGE:. !aside Fare to Salis bury, 164. mils, Outside 104. 6d. rally; and all small Parcels whirr one p mod weight 6d. only for carriage. and no charge for booking. Also us Poole, through Fordingliridge, Ring. 1 •0011, and Wiintiouro, anemia'', at 11,111-paA "[lvey; In m& rare to Poole. Vs. only, Outside col., which it ararly Vt. cheaper than tie Poole Mail, as well as per forated la Pearl) the stunt: time. No change whatever for hooking of Parcels. (r - r Cooto•ltatereat the bottom of the Bell Sava;e Tar I on the left hand. tliraugh thoogettotlaaseitay- r Rlat'p *AT lilt, TE.TRUILY, and WOOT r ()N- U N.lll:A.EDtilii. UNION COACINIVS. • / 1 1 1 IE PUBLIC . arc respectfully hsfurnsed; the UNIt)N IVACO oil' be etionitened by a New Set Propnetcrs, and o i commence running tops the 1101 S 3 rnee, Ludgate-01, ll IATU It DA Y nett, Ma 17th inst. aid t - vr the present, ti ill continue to run front the Bell !image every Monday, Weditc-itay, and Saturd ay afterhua, t , at halt pal f ti duck ; :ind from the K ing s Arms ben, Stroud; %wry Kisadsov, Tuoktav, and Thurtula, at 'niche at'elick. froatihti SI% Oa WO, pit Wootton, at' Ekren tido& at Noon. ve, formed b. 1/Ali .A 1:14 PIiOCIIITE.B. and Cin Strondwakr, Jour 1 . .!, Ilkth Printed tee nidierand Tebtiett. ia, St. Jamul's-street. By T. HApIiELOIL Where m ir he hat, the followiag English School Hooks. 11. 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T HE objections to Buff Drestes, from theft to Smuts and the difficulty of removing them, are now entirely obviated by the we of II V USON'g CH i..- 311 CAL IMF:ACHING LIQUID, which removes Stains of Red Port Wine, Ten, Cadre, Fruit, Nlihiew, and every vegetable matter front Ruff Dryers, Table Linen, Lenther, Cottons, Muslin% and Lace without injuring the ilia Co lour, or the testae.? of the lace, Prepared and Solrl hy Hutson and Company, Her Ma jesty's I hymbis, Haymarket, London; sold also be e : : eon and Co. 1.5 U, oxford-street ; Itigge. 31, New street ; Harding and 09, P.lll-31rill; Vade, 4u, Corakill; (afford, IA Strand ; and the principal Perfumers and Nlcdieine Venters throughout the boiled Kingdom, ia bottles at 51. :Js. and' 4s each. MINERAL TEETH. ON A NEW AND IMPROVED Pl. A N. R I;L F AC A E L FUR r , t, t i o s tlve l‘ l" ° uh i l l ie ljß th N at in coasequence of various experiment-, be enabled to re commend ARTIFICIAL TL} I IL of a Mineral Prepara tion, ,o as to give complete satisfaction to those who say have Hera, for such sub ;litotes.— r. FA UR comes to supply from one Toroth to a ss hole Set, without causiug pain, or jerk:tilos, and of an oppearaner so very natural, as to att . , the mos 4 critical olheryer, at the same time that the Teeth so supplied will answer every purpose of mas.ira lion, give to the voice its natural tone mod nsodalations and their coratructioro is so incorruptible, that Ale. FaLetia en gages to replace them free of e x pen e, should they wear or champ colour.—Mr. Fa Lava CM ahroaltis an Artificial Pa late io a mariner peculiar to himself, and never before at tempte i by any i . is eaabled to give trfe react., to assay r.spectable character' in Town and Country, wt.. base felt the beneficial effects of his mode of Trealmest, whaltave bees equally satisfied with his fair and masa,- ahle charge:. No. 18, Woburo-place, Itomell•square. TO THOS. TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9. NEW BRIDLiI.- SfIiEET, LONDON. Slit, I COSgIDER it but an act of justice due to the merits of %nor I.V.AKE'• 4 PATINT pi 1.1.5, to commit the following'Cure which hcs mrently been performed by them :- ;acquaintance of aline, ti no, by the break inz, oat of all old Venereal CompLtint (attended by a coutplie.i lc .1. i,f di:orders arising therefrom), way reduced almost to a Sk..letun, and siltliouet be had the hest Aledival st , lvice it Ili: could be obtaiiied,acil tried a variety of l'uteut Atedicides,ll4- thing could he proem, ed winch seemed to suit Ills caw, o r t,g dr, Idoms) service; itc resiviiiiri in a roost reduced and piticlile situation for two years, unable to 1•119‘v his profession, and scarce', able to walk, or even be %tam' sat hit legs: in filet, no one who kites him ever supposed it passible for him to reco ver. He was ndvitied at I.IA to try your LEA PILLS —he did so. odleerieg strictly to the divsetinas givsis with them—he had ;lot oaken more iha. too boxes ' before he found lit alteratioo for the better this encouraged him to proceed, stud L v taking a few bolts more he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as healthy and st sat a, any anatill know. You are welcome, Sir, to reier any pri son to me for a confirmatiou of the above account, if it sioad.l be doubted. I ant, Sir, your obedient bumble certain, Library, Folkstiour, THOS. PCRILAY. July 10.180.). Preparedand sold by the Sole Proprietor. THOS. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeous, At hi * ;louse, fin. 9, Ness Itridge-street, Where, ate , residence of more slum farts years, in a pret tier particular's discoed to Cie Cure of Venereal Coin plaiiits, and Raise incidental to the l'arts of Getteration su bnth Sete,, w 'ills that inviolable Secrecy which Men of hi. Prufessiou should al wn, !bor e s ba gue t f . Advice and Assistaio r he eratult putty administers to per sons ,king this Mediciue, w ill b.! esteemed, by a discerning public, asaaadvanta,ge seldom' to be bbtaiited, and void or ambiguity. Thy are al ()sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer**, No. ;I,J, St. Albasis-street, Pall-11a11; Mr. Hephttnes Toy - shop, No. 103, t)% ford -street; Mr. Ilisharough, No. 7, Fisn- Street-hill, nearly opposite the Monument t and by one Per son in every cuirsiderable town in Logi:nal, sa Buses of only Is. 9d. each sealed up with full nod phtiti dire rli.sw:. whereby persons:if idol sea may cure themset se* with rarir and secrecy. N. li. Every llos sold in Great Britain is seated up with a Stamp, ou which, by favour of rite ComutilAiowri is printed, at the !Ramp-Ogee—T. No. 9. New Bridge street—to • • tate. which is felony, aid all others are couuter feit. A CIIAI.LLN(.L. ILI - ESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgenbs, late IVI in Isis Majesty's service. challenge the whet. world to prove a single 6.tance where their Medicine and Method of Core have tailed of the desired effect. The practice sit many y ear , in this panieular branch of trejr panes-lion, has nut ;kali rise to one nosttecestful Case. Thes emanate to direct their studies to the treatment and wire of Venereal Complaint 4. nod non Deming-mem of the tisAtem, which is the misoetpienee of Cie peroicitats and waste ful effect:of a habit twig and mast urMappily per ued hy the your h .4 bath -mean. in the one It %111 be tOinid In be the unfailing source of barrenness ; the other have if% ra, : t[ea rag tally developed to . thexi by a do-treating state of debility. which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are it- remote and ultimate elkets, Con-weptiuns, loot of Muscular Power. and various Nervous Complaints. usually char seterit.-- the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of pen. &ni x E l a x iiishiog Platter the disorders incident to such a hahii, their treatment is -hark. and has never proved manteeessful in the treatment ilia long, laboriou.sond much ettetakd tice. In the most otatinate and cemplicated cages of 1p err real Infection, +ark as t/lostrisetioro iu the Urethra. Spumy Exenieenres. Hard Tumours, Callaas Ulcers, up tiuc., se. Waal Weakness, (ileets,..s also STRICTURES, Whether recent or of lone deratlnn, and Which have battled the skill of other Pram Mutter* are, bY their present impaired pliant treatment, etlivtually and pernemeatly cured, is out the patient starring the 'keratin: mg pain and alarming tie. morrhag.• which frenisemly folio AS the application of Lie Is nar caustic. In tar course oft%sents s ears eartu.ive practice in tais metropoli., numerous ease. of Strictures have hem and are tkil) under their 4 are, the tatal er.oliratinn of N hirh are etfetted hy a saf-, ter ale, and ex peditioas inisnr f practire, superiur to any. other yet adopted. Vie nrairart., reli zn . tiva,andidebilitv 'proceeding rpm,. thi- consplaint. :ire T ee_ dih resovid, and the patient restored to sao•pd and vigiprimd health. Bat where the rtchilit . has for years t. a i-ted, a pro. l ta w r r e taut been been amp veras" ! rsn their restorative o b fe l reg iel ui -i.i.e.tietf ► o r• vine e the , ium b er i dg parks of Life, :tad so re-aaiviate the CWISII. f Uflon. Carrie and Co. may he moulted by either -et with the greote-t delicacy, stars :y, and honour, at cieir Marc, No. Its; Hamm Oarden. • Patients in t he Cane/try are reviewed to state the parries. lan Or their Mee sine. hallo of tiny [ , te r , a u .. enclioi , g a remittance tar advice and mialiiloes, wives vie .same w.ib Ire given or -eat to :my part of the knierfoon. To ei . owe that setrees so e.ientivl to their andertaion i f, the p os t. ' age falsity's may he added to the :tecossut for tuediciaa. 9th June, 19 1 /9-10:, !tattoo Garden.