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In Two Volumes 12mo. price 9s. boards, the Second Edition of THE PANORAMA OP YOUTH.— If in the bosom iPIAWM•IO youth I've stnmp'd in US Omen, one lasting truth, 'Twill be a (Ares Tribute to air name Thau gl kering fortune, or than empty fame. Printed fur L o ngman, Rant, Rea, Once, and Brown, Lou don; and Manners awl Miller, Edinburgh. Price ba. in b THE PHILOSOPHY OF nards, EVIDENCE.--. By D. MACCINNON, Esq. • Of Gray's Inn, Barrister at Law. Leedna: Printed for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Be it-hard Llnonla's Inn. )ly Mr. SADLER, At his Repository, well-street, TO-MORRoW, Jan. 44, at Twelve &Clock, S EVERAL clever, active, you ng fresh HORSES, from the country, in high condition, calctilited for Refine oleo's chariots, gigi, tauil roaches, and various tither purism's. Also same useful Curt horse., harnesses, citrts, one-horse chaise, &c. io the whole 70 lots. To beviewert till the time of Sale. •• • Public 5..41.! fla)s every Tue•riny and Friday. Prier 1%. boards, , TRANSLATION OF GLANVILLE. By JOHN BEANIES, Esq. of Limoln's lon. Barrister at taw. To whleb are lidded, Notes. Landon: Printed for W. (teed, Law Bookseller, Bell yard Limoln's Ina. . A r POLSON MACKENZIE. ./POLSON NIACKENZIE, who disappear- IA (loin Greenock, almost 18 Years to. without any cave known tw hie (Hewitt. will apply to Alexandre Millis, Hinter 11, the Signet, in Edinburgh, he will he put in pornenoiob of a Succession, which hob 'ilim opened to him. January, 1811. I two Ilidemes price 164. beard*, a new Edition, cor rected and amended, 'if TIIISTOR,Y of the GRECIAN VAR; in IL Eight Ranh: nrittrai by Tbucydidcs. Faithfully tram hued frum the original. By THOM AS nosurs, of Malmsbnry. Printed tar Laren Haut. Rees. Orme, anti Brawn, Pa ternoster-row I and ItohettlUlltr,a naday and Matter, Ox- I, 'r an INSANITY. WANTS a Situation, as COMPANION INSANE PKIISON. Is Yarns Maw, 90 years Al Vim is *al writ/tinted la ids the nature iff that &wines., nano time nu uodeoinhle character from n person of the highest re /MAO'''. wish whom he was last in emptily. For P.irticulurs, address (post-paid) to M. S. Mail Coach, nem-market. Price 54. Voi. I. Part 1..? EPORTS of CASES I& BANKRUPTCY. art Wllea. - Br OBOBBE RASP. E‘a. Of the Inner Temple. Barrister a Law. London: 'Printed fur W. Reed, Lim Baal:seller, Bell-yard, Lincoin'a lun. CITY OF DURLIN TONTiNr. THE SCBSCRIBERS to the LIFE ANNUI TIES, granted by the Corporation of the City of DA- N, the 24th day of Jane, 17:6. who are to be paid their In terest in Lotion, may receive half it sear':. Annuity, time nt Chrisimas Insi, by applying on Mr. Wm. C. , .doo,ltanr, No. 2, Great St. Helen's, iiishopsgate street, every Wednesday, from IM o'clock till two. The Subscribers on bring with them their Bonds nod a Cali -6e Ale of the Life of the Numiime. It is requested. that in care of death notice ma, he given as shove, for the future brae* and regulation of ends Class. NAVAL REPRESENTATION of the VIC -1.1 'roux of TRAFALGAR, %%WI the sbio in the bent of action, tiring and esehanging broadsides, smiling and veering in carious directions, with L'Aeltille on fire, and the heat: out siting the people. The whole ... regulated by the laws of lineal and aerial perspective, and animated by the tamers of mechu no 4 producing the fluid erect of the sea and elements, in a su ps., hor degree, by a new rsstem, at the NalltlVlChia, rrinCe'S• WM, Lcirester-square, (ruin eleven till shirk, and from bix till nine.—Admittance 15. DAMASK MERINO FURNITURES. MR. DUDDING begs leave to recommend his entirely new-invented DAMASK MERINO FUIiN which, for elegance and duerbility. far surpass any Mu let intnalated. The lovent.sr &tiers himself that the very peculiar and agreeable Ithlre of Ibis style or Furuiture, cauuut ful iu in.ure genend approbation. Mr. Du .disatt hes also to solicit attention to Ilk superior col. Priam of new and choice CHINTZ FUR N ITUR LS. which he is ti , terrniried to of, ron the ISM rea uw blr terms, to sell a. a grrnt variety of last year's Patterns al very seduced prices. Sew linod-street. THE SILVER MEDAL. Nr. w-I N VENT ED TRUSSES for RUP rU R Eq, svnelioned by the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, M inuttetures, n i i d commerce of England. JWHITFORD, Surgeons' Instrument - maker • and Cutler to St. Bartholomew's liorlsilal t Truss-maker to his Majesty's Honourable Cominimienent fif the Trompult Reads am. Why City of Landon Tram Society. for Relieving the Ruptured Poor, patronized by his Royal Ifighneav the Duke of Cambridge; announr..i. his N E W-1 N V ENTED SER PENT' NE CURVED ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, Ivy which a Cure. in many caves, will be obtained; and he en gages to keep up the mmt difficult Rupture that ever esiiied.— The Society of Arts, Arc. having voted their Silver Medal for the above Improvement, the I,.yentor has had the honour of receiving the same from the hands of bis Croce the Duke of Norfolk. - - . lle has liken be invented an AMULET, far Sharpening [ta ms, %%intim( I'. ine, superior In other Inventiims; and there also may be had his much approved .4 fine-tempered adapted In slropg Benrdsund tender Farr.; which may he had at his ht:saufactor, under the CAthive West Smith field ; and at No. ti Ltimbartl.street, N. N. Whereat' s', may be his New and Complete Appa rams as a Substitute for Leeches. MINERAL MR. DE CHEMANT, Surgeon and Dentist, has the honour to inform the Nubiuh and Grohs of 'England, that after to enly years Racers ful rx perient e in the admirable art of replacing broken, fading, and decayed Teeth, he hat, by a Unique cheieicul process, discoveicil a Mineral preparation that approximates sit near to the little, non of maw, Hs to de rrixr ecru th e must curious 'lbw' ver. Teeth formed of this as lintivhing substance am Le shaded to at minuteness of consistrocy rrsemblaree. without a possibility of changing ci lime—are imprectrahly firm. entirely free from taste or smell, nod can be filled from a single nrie to a whole set, a ithout, in the least, injuring the mouth by pain or Mr. Ik Chi-maid most respecifulls informs those Ladies and Condense, a ho may be desirouv of cons biting themselves of the great sal:eriosity of this valuable Mineral Substitute ' that he haineuawl published a Treatise Hi th e su bj ec t, which has lics.u.a,, r ik aa sd by the approbation of all tits learned Societies i. have. *withal of she most enduesit Medical Men in Lon don; anntog a hoe are the following Physicians—Dr. Haney, Dr. Blanc, Sir W. Farquhar, Hart. Dr. dewier, Dr. Reynolds. In. Hooper, Ste.—Surgeons, fl. Lisn. Ashley Cooper, l: q. Sir James &irk. J. Heaviside, Esq. K. Kent, Esq. W. ELM, Esq. &e. • tt. Frith-street, Soho, London. N. It. Mr. De Chemant deems it a ditty to go ird the Public aninst the imposition of a footman, a 11.1 114% the audacity t.) announce himself Dentist, and maker of Mineral Paste Teeth of Mr. D.'d invention. REAL Water-Proof Japan BLACKING, and New Intented POLISHG Kftli`Zllii, is MOE oh.? Purr, No. 9 9, Great Ssitton- IN street, Clerke S nwe y il, London.N This Black inf„ by a peculiar m• de of preparation, is warrant ed to present the oater peectritting the Leather when r% posed in Vie inclemency of Ike weather; it also s the Lent!ier son and pliable, and preveuts it,. cracking ; ;it ;;ISeA a 'recall or and heoutibil Jet bl.sek to any Leather on which it is v. ill neither alter its cutout . . or become damp, h) and iint..ea the ~im olo e rp as - the H oots . Sh o . s , or Coach es , I.l..rkrd o ilk it retain as high i a gloss a n lh alter, as when re. 'lly blacked. It sill tint soil the fittest linen, 11111 i is perfectly Also improved POLISHING BRUSHES on an entire new " plan, by which the Leather is p.li.ketl better. o 1.1. re "" :•" 1 • 1 ie kat? she time. an..with ilr• Ilraihes riwrolly used. 1,"1" If not approved the looney o ill ne returned. • SAUCE EPICURTENNE.-JASPER. TA 1.1,011, and So'si, No. 17, Holborn, beg leave to return their sin "re 'hanks to their Primah, the NobilitL i , sod the Public, for Ole very libertil encouragement they ve received at their hilnts. It is to the t u a warm of the highest gratification, tkat At superior excellence of their newly-invented Sauce (.r eiteum- H "rethe, had ventured to predict) has been sn unequivoca Iv tstahli.hed, that few ?innate. embitter their tables furnished aithout of which a stronger instance cannot possibly he ad duce than ilir unprecedented daily demand for it. not only in the Nletropolis, but trans every putt of oh , Country. T. :11111 SM. will in:shell their peculiar study to exert their sit twat endeavours to merit a couthiumme of such distiognished P it tr""(e and NU Sold at R attles at 'ls. mid 4v. each, at tbeirFamil; Oil and Sauee Warehouse • (established nearly 50 years), Na. 17 , fareneFerli -40% Holhoro ; and b; .ippotiiiivear, at Messrs. E. and &Ill's Italian mid Oil Warehouse, Na. 76. New Bawd -8111"1 41 Mr. C. Wiz's, Oilman, Nu. 42. Leadeeball.street ; .. r * C. W. Taylor, *raps, Surrey ; and Mr. T. tides, .irstuwich. l une genuine, slakes signed Jasper Tailor and Snot • : 44 :46 .4" 4,60... w. . ~ e :~ ~ .; .~. . CONTINUATION OF THE CHRONICLES. In royal Ito. price IL His. rIVIE CUSTOMS of LONDON; otherwiie la called Arnold's Chronicle : containing ninon . divers other halters, the (riripal of the celebrated Poem of the " Nut Brown Maid." Ithariated from the First Edition, with the Additions included in the Second. •Prisied for F, C. and J. Rivingtong T. 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With no Appendix, commixing an Address on the Reign of the Slepaialt t an Idea of Christian Casement.. and Chttillan Dowiplitie; am: an arcuant of the Chard; .6overmoeit of tin= Sthoki•rs, who n ither marry nor am gi vco lu leorriaie, but pru fe.s to be as the Angels in Henson.= • By the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. N. Landon: Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater- Waste' -row. ;J..« . I - • M To Stage-marten, Horse-dcolers, Carpciaers, Builders, &c. By Mr. SAI/LER, On the Premises. the west aide of King-street, New Town, Deptford Broadway, onSATUROAY. Jarman 15. 1814. at Tway,. by Order of the Creditors at Mr. William Wood. TIVU F. VALUABLE AGItEEMAKT so.. LITAS2 of • spacious Piece or Parcel of Groom!, slanted as above, being upwards of 39 feet in font, and 100111417th, with a Messuage tuutPtished), stables for 30 horses, coach-houses for sr I "arranges. ;swell; and other conveniences erected thereon, all within 18 mouths. The whole held fora term of 57 years. from Mit haelmas, 1811. at the opt rent of 16 Guineas per Ann. Also, on ibesnine Day will be sold. the live and dead thick of horses and carriages, harness, stable uterwils. &r. ate. &c. consisting of twelve active, useful, large-sised .rachitie horses ; three telegraph stir coaches, gloss coach. and post chaise ; three sets ut roach horiari.s, tv u Of %hitt are nosey new ; glass coach and post harness ; stuhle utensils; pig ; goats; old a heels ; lot of timber, dung, &c. &e. &c. The whole to he viewed one dny prior to the sale ' anal Cats /ague; had lilt the Premises; and of Mr. Sadler, at his Reposi tors, Doswell-street. The Covenants contalaed in the Leaw, and the terms tinier which the same is tribe granted, may be wen at the O ffi ce of Mr. Parker, Solicitor, Lea isharn, Kent. TO lIE 501.0 BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALEASE of Fourteen Years pf a very excellent Manor Farm. calied N APSBUR It, near St. Albans. liert! , ; comprising n good dwelling-ll:arse. Aires. garden, orehar.l4, and 40.3 arltS of tneadow, pasture, and arable land. very murh adapted to the turnip husbandry. Isnmediate pos session may be had. For further Yarticiihrs :Tidy (if by letter, pain paid) la Adam Murray, SurYeper and Land Agent, 3, Picket -street, Temple-bar. TO RE S(11.1) 111 PRIVATE CONTHAi 'f ON" Thousand Two Hundred and Forty- fi ve OAK TREES, of different dimminm, At:dating In hill Wii id, Parish of Phownead, Kent ; ats,. 45 lam, tt A of sery large at East %Vicki' on. A consicksal.ie quantity of Un.deruoud iu Kinrshill 11044 William Dasidson„ut the Guy Earl of Warwick Inn, Wel ling, will show the Timber and Underwood and Partin tilar4 may he known by npritit ation to Adam Murray, Surse)or and Land Agent, 3, Pick, t-street, Temple-bar. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND BUILDERS. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Nextensive Forest of FIR TIMBER., in Pee tS. blea[shire, Scotland. .iturtte wr the B mki ref the River Tweed, and only %intim from the Port of Leith, where there is every fat ility fur . .ppiug it to the London Market. This Fure.t [contains Trees red qt,i.arne dimensions. being considernbly more than one hundyears' r..st and lit fur tininlingwoinvroy wription. There Is a sno,t excellent Saw Mill, drove by water, that the purehaver of the Timber may he necuasmmiemcd pith for cutting an bizei Plank they may think fit. Particulars m[[y he ku..w by applying to Mr. Turnbull. Pee. bitni; or Adam Alltirray, Surveyor and Lard Agent, S, Pickett.- street, Temple-toe, London. Letters post paid. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. By li. 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