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Pm I -, 1 " . f r/ Pei Cm* ' ,e / • / v/' -' • 4 1 d • / C Z:0 - 1.-- , (~.._g _ , ~/e- ." -e----; - . 1 ."1, / f-- ; • ", „ e-e--e-uf---40 .- •.-- /A f.. 1 / 'T ..- t:L I 7.; , : . . • •?#\ ---1 7.‘ ? 1;' .-7 19 1 i t e # Thlt 4 'l ; titttib • •. , a , -_ _ I ''-- , .. . i ' 7 , " LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1824 N O. 1663. Agee 7d.. ii.--- L . E 4 DINBURGH and LONDON STEAM PACK ET& The Jaaan Watt . - - . Captain Dail. Mr The Soho The City of Edinburgh - - Captain Rain. The Tourist 'lltr JAMES WATT, Captain Doll, start. from 'Rockwall ~.,,,wt Wednesday. Morning, the I4th instant. Passengers to be on beard before Twelve olllack on Tuesday Night. one o ldies* Packets will sort from Blackwell, London, and Newhaven, FAinburgh, every Wednesday mor n in g , an d i n a ,4„,,, tu n e , on Saterdays, for the conveyance of Passengers, Carriage% ~.„4 mods, re:riving and landing Proaengers off Scarborough and Tineniouth, when the weather will permit. A. MITCIIKIJ* sitesta.Packet I /Mee, 1k L ea g es h a u. weet . I A MAIM; ES.—G.HLAETTZRAIANN, LL.D, PM- I A hoar dr anrier.t and modern literature, respectfully Informs :setts and Gentlemen, desirous of requiring any of the continental Emnitn ,. that, at his A rsil,iiies,:le, Tonbridge-place, New-rood, antis, linitheisclier,'-litulding, Ismilish-wall. lie continuer., with %w ow aolitattw, to teach the French, Italian, fireman, Spanish, ],stir and /leek Languages., on the only sure and alearioua plan, w hi c h, k i s s* itself hi every capacity, closely smite.. practice with t h m ,. Am, mode of instruction, without this chara c teri s ti c i s , an d ni ao Is.. tell a: it originates with conceited ignorance, is puffed forth by in .ted knavery, and only supported f u r a t i me by ,lured tut v. The rogues made, and the opinion enter he as cased by th he h instructed, constitute at eyes the fairest and :h.: mimeo of the capacity and the qualifications of an. in sootier. p r .& tiierefure, that he will not expose himself a the d o mes( Rau, in stating, that he has received most flattering teitindalals the approbation and antisfsetion of the many inn. ' Rgent potions 0 both acmes, whom he has insane at : nerves' of 'shun', being **ideate of the metropolis, may be referred to. MACADAMIZATION. ITTIE wiz superior IMPLEMENTS used by Mr. 1 M'AD Min the liiipmvenient of the Streets of the Ale tnipolis and tublic Roads of the Kingdom are manufactured by HI IBISSON TA V I,olt, and CO., Willow-wharf, Bankside, Illsektrian, London. liendemen desirous of improving their Prinue Roads, or break ing up the Pacemetit of thL ir Court-yards, Ac. may be supplicil with complete Rem mi application as above ~ RUSSIA SIIEETIN(;, id. per ; damask napkins, Na Rd. per &urn. with a 24/.04)111. stock of /Meetings and Irish Linen, at 31A141A3 IfT and J 31ES'S. 70 , l lxfontwtreet, and the corner of IVimley-atreet. The following is a list of prices ; Russia !sheeting, Eal. per yd.; stout, ; supegior, kid. ; 9-11 day Is.; superior quality, I4d. ; 4-4ths, Is. Id.; and some exoeedingls. Nne, Is. 3d.; 11.4ths, Is. 441. to 2s. an immense quantity of it.ttlia, 11-4ths,lo-44hs, I I. 4ths, Ituesies, without &seam, trom•la. Id. to 7a. per yard; the 12-4ths, at Rs. to Is. peculi a rly a d a p te d f ur t h e use of Noblemen and Families of distinction. Irish sheeting, li.4ths wide, at Is. 2d. t very good, Is. 3d.; and exceedingly fine, 2a.; 11.4tini do. 2s. ad. to 3a. lid.; and a few 'Acres very beautiful, at 3a. ail. never equalled berate at its. lid. per yard; 3.4ths breakfast cloths, Is. Rd. each; 2s. 44.; 7.4 that. 3s. 3d.; 11.4tha, in, 641.; 21 long, lie. did. t 3 yards, III.; 4 yards, 2k.; and a superb aviortitietut of the richest damask, of every rise, uncommonly cheap; breakfast and dinner napkins to mantle ; aim about 1,01111 cloths, of different Ikea, a little 'nib d of comae, touch under their original cost; dozen of cambric handkerchiefs, Rs. lid. per dozen ; and jacconet mnslins, fat. per yard, 114 yard wide, with every description of muslin., pl a in and printed and an immense stock of Barclay's and other pppro:ed makers of Coleraine Irish linen; all of which will be found, upon immection, to be decidedly cheap. Nu abatement made or credit given, but if any articles do nut give satisfaction, the money returned. Be particular, Mallcott and James s, 78, Oxford-street, the Pantheon 1.411.11 Warehouse, and the corner shop. ROOKS PILIRLISUED. • POULTRY, PIGS7rrIr3IILCLI_ COWS. Pricet n.Bd. i n board', with a coloured Frontiipiece, APRACTICAL TREATISE on Breeding, Rearing, and Faith:Ong all kinds of Domestic Poultry, Pheasants, Pigeons, and Rabbits ; including also au interesting Account of the Egyptian Method of !latching Eggs, by Artificial Beat, with 1007 C modern Experiments thereon, from Memoriunia, made :luring forty years' experience. • IIyTIONNINUTON MOUBRA V, Esq. Fourth Edition ; with Additions on Breeding, Fstedingarand Managing Swine, .:11i1cli Cows for the Family Dairy, and Rees. •• Alr. Moubray's little Boot on Breeding, Rearing, and Fat tening all kinds of 1/tune/vie Poultry and Pigs, is unquestionably the rout Practical Work on the subject in our Language. The Author', aim seems to have been to avoid scienti fi c detail, and to convey his information in plain and intaligible terms. The colt' venierin: of a small Poultry.yard, two ur three Pigs, with a breed ing Sow, and a (ow fur Mill, Cream, Butter, and Cheese, in an English t'ountry-house, appears bsdispentable : and to point out how these mny be obtah.ed at a reasonable expense, seems to hare b een Mr. Mowbray's o bject. By adopting the plan of his Work any Family may 'tallith their Table with these luxuries at one-, third of the price they are obliged to pay at the Markets ; and the F armer an d Breeder may main it the source of considerable prolit.'l —Farmer's Journal. BOOK 8 MIL ISHXD. SALES Bt AIX.TION. T ILE QUARTERLY LDL will be published on SATURDAY NEXT. VALUABLE BOOBS AND nom OP PIUNTS. WILLIAMS. At the AOO6llO RIM UartWl,oweat-lanat, Tills and followioß • DAY, at Twelve o'Cleek, T I IB Select l'art of the Valuable and Etf ens i vo !MOC K of a lit KNOIELLE IL ateong which will be troatitie the Works of the ma" popular and Clamie Authors, io Iliatory, Antinsitiaa, Voyages, Travel% Biography, Botany, Pastry, Dies. nity. &c. ice. 111.4 t, several aplendid Works on the rice Arts, Portfolios and Books of Prints, Drawing% dm dm To be viewed, and Catalogue. bad attire blast, and of 31r. WI; Throgruariesmitteet. This day, {to. with 16 Xogravings, 21. 2s. 12 E4:Ancli ES in the SOUTH of IRELAND, inns- AL with" of •the Seenety, Architectural Remains, Manners, )MI Slperttitions of the Peatiantry. frown Pelona Observations, Ancicia Authorities, and Original lthuntscripts. By T. CROFT( CROKER. Printed foe John Murray. Albemarle-street. This Day. SHE OLD ENGLISH DRAMA, No. I. contaitiing I. the SECOND MMDEN'ri TRAORDY. crow &al painted from the Original MS. in the Lanadewa Collection, is crows Bro. 2s. Ikl. ; dar w ave. Ip. RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW will R. he pub. May, by C. Baldwyn, hleogate.staset, and Trip honk. Old Bondirtreet. TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOZEN OF WINE. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew lane, I'O-MORROW, ti 0 13th of April, at Twelve o'Cloek, (INF: Hundred and Fifty Dona of excellent POll7 le ILE WINE , the prop er ty o f a Gentleman; lying in Callan the Mansinn-llotote, from whaler it will be ddlvered to the chum. Also, Fifty Dozen of SHERRY, •TbreetDonit of IA -; DEI RA, Six Dozen of HURBUNDY, azd Nine Donau it CLARET. To be tasted at the time of Sale, au.tlCatitlegetas bade( )1149 - 3 Williams, Throgmorton-strect. WASHINGTON IRVING,. This day is puliththcd, uniform with the Author's other Works, prim 3%. lETTERS of JONATHAN OLDSTY IX, Gent. 1I By the Author of " The Sketch-Book." London _Published by Effinghatii Wilson. Royal-Exchange. London Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Paternoster-row. INTEREST! ND WORKS," ECEINY;IT - ru BLISH ED. 1. THE IONIAN; Want* In the Nineteenth By Win TirkilOU, Author of " Village Conversildeas t " " Temple of Truth," du. Elegantly printed to Sewer price sue gu ises, boards. " This Work establishes the Author's claim to rank high ip the literary world, and to be Maddsevidone of the Grst and aunt earnest moral writers of the dap 41st. Myles is glowing, assrgteie, and ardent."—European Magazine. * A PHILOSOPHICAL 111Q13 I R V into the gOURCE of the PLEASURES derived from TRAGIC REPRESENTATIONS; from which is deduced the secret otsgiving dramatic interest to Tra. getlies intended for the Stage. Mended by &Critical Examination of the various theories adopted oa the subject by the English, French, sett German Philusuphcrs. in one vol. eve. price 12s. in ity M. 111•Dcrmot, Author of " A Critical Desscrtatn c r i o a n . Taste," &c. &c. . GREAT 11EDUCTION. IN 811./U?. RICH OROS DE NAPLES, 9s. 3d. per Yard. WILLIAMS and CO. 111 , OXFORD-STREET, having been allowed the MI reditaion of the duty on their present 26,0001. Stork of the tithed Silk, of every description, are now enabled to offer the whole much IMpreoedeatedly low Priam that Ladies will beconvinced by an inspectien, that 'hog *eis 'wow parchase Silks at little more than half the former pikes :—Coloared tiros de Naples, 2s. 341. per yard; the richist utzde, in every new enbitir, from 3a. Rd. to 4.. lid. i wide Florence Sarometa, from 2s. Q. to 3s. 4d.; stout Lartringa s 3a 3d. to 4s. ; rich Silvered Manton, as. to ae. Itid., usually mold at 11.. Ad ; wide Levantine', 3.. fwd. , very rich, 4a. Id.. the richest made, from La. 3d. to &Ad.; rich Poplins, lll4d. ; real Irish, front 2.. 3d. to 2s. 6d. ; Damask Napkins, Gs. Gd. per dozen ; large Breakfast Cloths, lad. each ; fine Damask ditto, 214. ; large I)amaak, As. 6d. ; beentiful Din ner ditto, IS. Ad.; double Dautask, I Is. lid. to 14g., usually sold at 225. ; strung sheeting', Gd. per yard, I Id. wide,94d., real Rua ilia, I id. to 144., ditto, 24 wide, Ifs. Id., 3 yards wide, without a seam, 2...4d. to 3s. worth Is. fid. ; large Ceunterpanes, be. 6d. each ; large Diaper Towels, As. lid. per doyen ; SII dozen of fine Cambric Handkerchiefs, Irs.lld. per dozen ; Irish Linen. 9d. per wrd, fine ditto, 1144., very fine, Gtr gentlemen's wear, lad. to Mil.; Irish Sheeting.. 14 yard wide, 110., fine ditto, howl 144 . 1. to 18d. ; real Scotch Holland, 2 yard. wiik, 2.. Ad. ; fine Cambric sod In tones Mullins, 12s. per piece ; wide Furniture Dimity , 6d. per yard ; real India bonfclotha. Aid. per yard. WILLIAMS and Co. have now sonipleted their assorttnent of Edinburgh and Norwich Shawls, made expressly for the present season, which, for variety and extent, is unrivalled in the Me tropolis. This day is published, in octavo. prima& sewed, A N HISTORICAL FRAGMENT relative to HER LATE MAJESTY. Thf Fragment will be published, for the present. anony mously ; but as the Author stands in no awe, either of her late MA. j sty's Friends, or of her Enemies, his Name will be given up, in stantim, should occasion require. Printed for John and H. L. Hunt, Tavistock-street, Covent garden. LEASSHOLD 11011 SE NEAR StaUTMWARK BikiaWe. BTT Mr. W I LLIA MS, At the Auction Mart, inks., on tilts !boot April. at Twelve o'useic,, A LL than. extensive LEASEHOLD PkgAll9lll, Ls situate No. itt, on the South Side of Cawde-sweet, murk Southwark Bridge. The Premise* contain fourteen ROOIP4 Ow . are in the occupationof Mr. Varlets v.e•ton,whomill. 'tile lstasJ diate poasesaion. Hold toe • Term of 31 yews, trove Lady-day: ISM at a Ground Rom el 1111& per ensour. : • To be viewed with leave of the Tema, seal penis:Woes keel of Mr. Williams, Threoneeten-sueet. inn few days will be published, in one voL Bvo. with Plates, rpm WONDERS of ELORA ; or, the Narrative of a Journey to the Temples and Dwellings excavated out of a Mountain of Granite, and extending upwards of a mile and a quarter in length, at Elora, in the Fast Indies ; by the Route of Poona. Ahnied.Nuggur, and 'rota, returning by Lkfalutabad, and Aurungabad. With General Observations on thc Poople and Country. By .1. It. SEELY, Catisin in thc Bombay Native Infantry, and late in the Military Service of his Highness the Rajah of Nagporc. " Shall, then, this glory of the antique age, The prido of men, be Foot among mankind r—Akenside. " In lately perusing the MS. Journal of one of tl c most accorn. plished visitants of India, we were struck with regret and surprise, that in Daniel's Prints, and Sir C. Mallet's Mensurationa, the Public have no description of the region of sonders which lies within a few miles of the Godavery : the remains of Auxungzebo's ' magnificence at Aurungabad, the unparalleled fort of Duvrlutabad, and the etearationa of Elora,. which dispute with the Pyramids the drat place among those works which arc undertaken to display power and embody feeling, without bei-;ft subservient to any pun. pose of utility."— Edinburgh Review, Nu. :al. Printed for O. and M'. B. Whittaker, Ace-lif aria-lane. —__, PAINTED AND STAINED GLAz.S. B 7 31r. WILLIAMS, On EDNESDAY, April 14. BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION of PA IN"TED Ana NTA I NED GLASS, the Colour► of a hich are Burn in ; adapted to drawing-rooms, Mingles, gran-houses, itt., after or twined Masters: • t• The Collection to be viewed use day preenliug and molting of sale, and Cat/loves had at the Mart, and of Mr. Without.: Throgworton -st rect. TT— -I;mm:its. CARPENTER'S , &c. . af lAST-IRPN RAIN IVA'IfER PIPES, GUTTERS, ‘..../ Broonieri, Vitamins, Cameleer., Palinding, and Sash Weights; Smble Post Ramps, Cilia, Mangers, Bay Harks, Gramm.. Air - Bricks, and Air Traps, of all sirs; Skylights, and Skylight tiles, glazed or unglazed. Cast-fret Humps, with Pipes, &e. Machine% for raising weights. BO Omaniental Fencing for Cotta es Urns-c ; Sheep, Ca4o, and Hurdles , with every description of Article in Wrought at Iron, for Buildings. he. are constantly on Side at LION, CO AM, and llALT,vrti geos.itory, witmcy.iaret, Oaford 4 1 Carman-roma, Serriford.atreet, Lambeth. SUPERB CiiiiNNT AND 11PIHMATERY FIIRNI rum , . JOHN DEACON and BONS beg leave to return their /trefoil acknowledgments to the Nobility, Gentry, and their Frieads, toe the very exterialte patronage they have been ho . noirred with lied opening their Ware.ronms at the Manufactory. HI DINUII4I tIi . S.E.I.A N E, GREAT PORT LA N D.STK E ET, and Inform them, they hur replenished their Booms with an 'sea lant Armament of FBA I HS, CA BI NET, and I ' PII (HATE RY 00ODS, of their own manufacture, and of the newest designs. PleP sa ltledge themselves every amide is 01 the brat workman. ship, well.searned materials , therefore it is not their intention to enter hem competition with any House selling inferior Goods at 6.., prime. Th. GENEBA I. SATISFACTION their mode has Oren of marking err, ankle at the lowest manufacturing price, and %end ing out such trod. only as they can warrant, induces theist still to pursue therm* plan. ORDERS taken to any extent, and executed on the premises wij the greatest promptitude.— Funerals performed. . _ . .... ._ . . • Also, by th e same Author, His CRITICAL DISSERTATION on the NATURE and PRINCIPLES of TASTE, in Bro. uniform with the abofe, Its. in boards. J. WOLSEY THE CARDINAL and HIS TIM ES, Courtly, Political, and Ecclesiastical. By Ileorge Howard, Esq. Author of Lady Jane Grey and her Times. Elegantly penned by Davison, and embellished with a es with and Autograph, any numerous Cuts, in aro. price Ills. in boards. „ This Cardinal, Though from a humble stuck, undoubtedly Was lashion'd to much honour. From his cradle He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one; Ezeeeding wise, fair spoken, and persuading," Strauss. Hen. VIII. TO DiiiiWURN. DVILDIOO4, AND OTHEIIS. • LEASEHOLD ORDIOND AND PLANT. By Mr. WILLIAMS, On the Premise', Bowling-green, Highgate, on MONT/ t i t r , Aped '2ll, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, A PLOT of GROUND, eligible to Build upon, *abr..: 41 age 15 feet, and depth 194 feet ; held on Leslie fat a Twig. of Fifty.tbree Years, at a Ground Rent of 20% per annum. • - At the same time will be sold, A large BREWING COPPER, to bold 7311 gallons, with Imo. Work, and Ventilator to consume its own smoke oboe STOCK DR ICKS ; a quantity of Materials far milking einkrodr Site, a large Mediate, with Chain and Ilf/tt ath" 111101.11,* Iron Work, sevetal Barrels of Pitch. Tar, fix. . • • ! • ~ . To be Tiered no Saturday preceding the sale, awl Cardripm: had on the premises, and of Mr. Williams ' Thropoonsomlem 'r3W'AII,E EFFFALTS: By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomesr.dane, on T(JESI) A 27 S i ti °fielAidPerliollandectiftgoni°owfinPrATlET, INTal,teall.Col.narlrl4** / 1 an. moor worthy the attention the Connoisseur a tAI• able 1,1 BRA It l', comprising upwards of 1,9110 Volunics, in via y did Bindings Library Bookcases, Library Writing Tables aft.. Desks, noble Pier and Chimney Glasses, of large dimersiorit* Grand and Square Plano-fortes, Plate, Linen, Chita and richii Glom, elegant Chandeliers and Lumen, a Gold Chronometer, aola Il'atelies, Jewels, Coins. Curiosities, &c. To be viewed ow Monday preceding and Mooting. of Sale Catalogues bad at the Arrilots Not j and of Mr. Nillitas , Tlt ip InOttonoilreet. N.B. No Patterns cut. lIL Oxford.street, corner of Regent-circus. Also, by the same Author, --- -- LADY JANE GREY andER TIMES . Price 12s. in bds. 4. THE SPIRIT of the JO URNALS fur the Year MA; being an impartial Selection of the most exquisite Essays, Jeer d'EsPrils and Talcs of Humour, Prose and Verse, that I:tve ap peared in the Morning, Evenilg, and Sunday Newspapers; in cluding the Poetry of the John Bull, from the commencement ; all the humorous Bow-street Reports and Varieties from the Herald; the Epigrams and Jeux d'Esprit of the Chronicle; choice Anec dotes and Facetio from the British Press and other Papers; the whole °U tile celebrated Parodies on Moore 's Melodies ; witty Al meteor, Vagaries, and Original Pieces; arranged so as to form a most entertaining Volume, either for the Library, Fireside, or Post Chaise. Price ler. 6d. in boards. b. POINTS of MISERY; or, Fables for Mankind; Prose mid Verse, chiefly Original. By Charles Wesunacott. Illustrated wish twenty Designs, by Robert Cruikshank. Elegantly printed in royal evo. Price les. Sd. 6. This Wort a got up with great taste, and be must be • ray fastidious reader who is not pleased with it. The Engravings see full of comic humour and wit. The work altogether is an amusing publication, and every way creditable to the author and artist"— bit. Museum. IS. The BIOGRAPHY of the BRITISH STAGE; being correct Narratives of the Lives of all the ptiocipal Actors and Actresses at Drury-Lane, Corent•Gardrm, the Haymarket, Ly ceum, Surrey, Coburg, and Adelphl Tlintres: interspersed with original Anecdotes, and choice and illustrative Poetry. In sort suL I2ino. embelliabed with numerous Cuts. Price us. in boards. 7. NOTES of the WAR in SPAIN, detailing Occonencas, Military ind Political, in Gallieia and at ftibralpir, and Cats, from tile Fill of Coruna& ip the oceu_ peeks of Carliply_the, re . sidt. By Thomas Steele, Esq. M.A. of Magdalen College, Cambridge I a Member of the Spanish Committee. Illaetrated with Maps. 'Tice es. In boards. S. SCENES in the MOREA ; or, a Sketch of the Life of Demetrius Argyri. Price it boards. Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paterooster-row. Useful to Furnishing !mumUnger', Store and Lamp Manage wren, Modellers, Carvers, Founders, Chasers, Embossers, Architects, Sculptors, Ornignental Draughtsmen, &e. &e. This day is published, nn seventy large quarto plates, price 2gs, rgillE SMITH'S, IRON and BRASS FOUNDER'S, LAVERS and GOLDSM IT II sod ORNA ENTA L METAL-WORKER'S DIRECTOR. WATERPROOF HAT MANUFACTORY, No. 3, Gerrard -street, Soho, opposite Newport Market. TWELLS most respectfully informs the Public at • large, that he has opened the above house, where be in. tends veiling superior and improved OVAL WATERPROOF BEAVER HATS, warranted never to spot with rain, and to retain their shape and colour in any climate, at the reduced price of with every other article in the trade equally cheap. T. W. feels confident that the above will give entire satisfaction, and that one trial will prove the fact, foi ready money only. N.B. Merchants supplied on ad . geous terms. By Mr COTTINMIAM. Architect, containing upwards of a thousand Designs and Patterns, includtng a gnat variety of Classical thua:nents at large, applicable to the immediate use of the shove persons. To be had at the Author's, fib, Great Queen street, Lincoln's Inn-fields; Taylor's Architectural Library, 50, High H o lb orn Rodwell and Martha's. Bond-street Sendai** Prowert, 241, Strand ; Arch's, Cornhill ; Evans's, 1, Great gawp -street ; and any of the respec‘able Booksellers. CLOTHES MADE IN THE TRITE PARISIAN STYLE OF ELEGANCE. 1' WI? LEY, TAILOR (from ERLINII, Paris, and %._/• SULTrit, Loudon), has the honour of apprising the FAlitflONA DLE WORLD that he has Removed to No. 231, REIiENT.O [RCVS, OX FOR D-ST R E ET, where Gentlemen are Stied in • superior style to any house in the Metropolis. Harlon conducted buil-wen for the drat Tailors in both Capitals, he is snabled to assure the Nobility, ite. that his stock comets of the best selected Extra—Superfine SAXON and SPANISH CLOTHS and CASSINI ERES, which he will make up at very Lou Priem, and in ilia Haunt' Notice. for Ready Money India Captain', Cade% Passengers, anti the Ilaut Ton, will find • peculiar advantage in giving him their orders, as he receives Monthly Patterns fmm the Court Tailor at Paris. 41 .0 Comer of Regent-street IVess. A N INVALID CARRIAGE COT, with BED. xix /A. ton six incht4 long, for the RIIMI)VAL pf INVALIDS. however *evenly afflicted with safety and ease. Invented by W. HARMAN and SON, who were honoured by Royal command• to misplays a Cortege for the removal of her late Majesty Queen Charlotte. A CAUTIDN. T IsTE OIINSTO S PATENT W INDSOR SOAP, Na ll sessing peculiar balsasuic and onsollient properties, rendering the akin luxuriantly white, soft, sad even; connteraotisi the inju. ritual erects produced by intense itt beat or cold wi s, is to be , bad genuine only of his suet-mom PRICE and OSNELL (Perfumers to his Majesty), and tbeip Agents. All other Soaps under the Sams assise are counterfeit, being rile and gross Impositions, possessing none of the I...ghly.upprcclated qualities of the genuine Johnstone's Patent Windom :insp. Prcpascel at dm Original Afanufactory, No .12, These Kings.. court, Lontbonl-envet, London. No connection with any Retail Shops in London. The peculiar construction of this Cot and Apparatus is such, t h at any Invalid, however severely afflicted, may be removed fium their Ited into a Landau adapted tor its reception, without change ape. anion, or iwe of suffering, and conveyed to any distance:, loge, tree Min ts. 31 of high rank and pmfesaional eminence, staring under 'every affliction, and, fonts long confinement, de. 1 riliklitueliMl tosowibility of WNW being shlo to ondurevesoosi, ho b. al liefit this Bed of lime affords, travelled, without fa. ilt linathiriinience, from ninety to one hundred and twenty • in witwdoy and honoured the inventors with testimonials of lbrakgpenbation. to whom reference my be made. • •• 11 . lie their Coach Manuracliali I, John-street, Oafped stragg,liglehea I. and may be engaged the any Jouniey. Alen. their SOFA-BEM or COUCII, fur the oaf,: and easy removal of !ovarian up or down stairs. ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY UNITED. BOW DEN.DRAPER, TAILOR, and LADIES' • lIABIT MAKER, solicits the attention of Ladies sod Gentlemen who wish to be curiously fitted in SUPERFINE OA R !GENTS, that him cloths will bear the inspection of the Connoisseur, an/ are made up by the first wo►kmen in the Metro. polls. Ilia prices are as follows, for Cash : Superfine Coats, from 31. to 31. 10s. Patera super Saxon and Spanish. from 31. fo. le 11. ISt. Coloured Frocks, from 31. to 31. s*. Fancy Waistcoats, from 12s. t• 111 e. TIOVIZII S , from 214. to 325. Breeches front 235. to 30s. Livery complete, from 41. 10s. to M. Oesttlenven's Box Coats at all Prices. Ladles' Habits, and Children's Clothes, Dressing Gowns, Over. ails, Gaiters, and Cloaks. &c. proportionably cheap. Liberal advantages to Merchants, Captains, and wholesale Par. awns, who or be aeosureaselated at a few home' notion 4 NEW, SUPERB, AND FASHIONABLE STOCK OF SILK 000D14. PURCHASED SINCE THE DUTY WAS RESCINDED, FOlt CABII. I R. NISBET and CO. (from Green's) solicit the 11.11• Nobility &c. to inspect their New and Spiendiel ß Stork of SOX. MERITERY, LINEN DRAPERY. HABEDASH ERY, HOSIERY, and LACE, which ate of the First Quality. From their general connection with the first Manufacturing Houses, their Extensive Capita, and Fallen klarLets, they are enabled to sell every article at astonishingly Low They also respectfully make known that a System of Selling at a small profit, with attention to the Novelty and Richness of their Goods, compel them to Sell as they Buy, for Money only. Warehouse, No. 138, Regent-street, between Leicester and Besk.ttreec A PPEOV Eli BlLiiOOL BOOKS. This day is published, price es. bd. bound, a sew and improved Edition of 1 1 : 1 7HE PRECEPTINFS ASSISTANT ; or, School Examiner. lA/NPON STUNT GRATE MANUFACTORY. No. 3, Finsbury-place South, Five Doan from Albion Chapel, 31oerlields. A Bating of Fifty to Seventy Ave per Ceut. AT the shove Establishment there to constantly on thaw the largest .trenrtment of superior Drawing-room and all, east YENDIfIIS. and IIIiNAKONS, to be found lii any Halle in the Kingdom. The Pragdalee resperefally submits to the Nobility anti nentry thy iitiklll l, lll o llolo Niers of his Improved Putent Self-asting. en Kite qt witir Oven, Back Boiler. Wc. indtng Cheek, &, 3ft: - 13 3 0 Ditto. p. ltitto ditto . 3 6 . 313 6 Bites. L' ditto - 3 9 . 311 0 Dittg j . ditto 4 0 - 4 4 0 Larger Alec with Steam .11)par/duo, Hot Closets, itc., for ex teneirtailthlishrnets, from 241. to 1064 and upwards. Mten Apt" fran, Si. each. Stoves, 235. to 581. and upwards. Homes oompictely fitted with Stoves, Ranges, Fenders, and Fire.irens, and every Article of Furnishing Ironmongery, in the :MAW e(a ft* hours. Prompt Payment and no Abatement. Ariumioisrs mi.urs GREASE FOR THE GROWTH OF HALR. f ATErNSON, PERFUMER. 44, GERRARD •. STR gelm-equare having daily complaists from :Ladies and gentlemen of beim; deceived by purchasing Dear's theme; which the Venders say is of bit lmemation, he begs remedially to inform the public that t h e genuine is inclosed in a wrapper with his signature and Wawa. The lowest prim pot is 23. lie nibs' site 4s. Ti mid.* is procured from the animal in its native climate, that Wag tlhi state in which it is recommended be Physiologists. it Is salt geluthe as imported, without alteration or addition of any khid, Cite ipt a little perfume to keep It sweet. Sold by pouument. by Mena. Hattie end rime, 57, Semi sweet ; tirin• re, l!8, Oxford-street ; Read, 9. Crawford-street; Ili:aeon and t dmon, U, Haymarket ; Rudest, 4. Cheapeide Col.. ley, 28, JR& lapsgate.streets Tahe, 41, Cornhill; and most per. ruiners and 9 Isaleine Venden. - r-- - 34111P11 / QTED PORTABLE STEEL CORN MILLS. 1$ Ha esty's Royal Letters Patent having been ob •talolil rby " The LONDON Pt /ETA BI.E MILL CQMPAY l(1/. Clusionts." for their important impure insettere the French Military Mill, they beg confidently to offer itenotien of their Friends and the Public, their " I MPRO%'ED PATENT .fiIIILLS," which, for simplicity of construction. Por9 , - streng lh , and excellence of workmanship--the ease with 'Melt they rte waited, and quantity produced, will be found the most perfect complete, and useful Machines of the kind, ever suhrnittedto lire world ; at once affording the opportunity to every to man beret • his own Miller. The Maki will not only produce Flour equal to the first-rate Wallow W $11 ,2 411 1 ‘ but by the simple movement of an effectual Begelittw, age stand, adapted for grinding every sort of Grain.— Hire, Coffer., Spices, Dru4Pin etc. The small Mill in contained in a neat iron cue, measuring only IS Inches by 111, stilt 10 inches deep ; and the large Mill in • similar raft. MUM log N inches by IL, and 17 inches deep. Ti Privet y Families, • Boarding Schools, ire., where • whole some, mud' thereto' Flour is truly desirable, these Mills are Emngly rect. ininendell. To Land- owners, Farmers, it c. who are obliged to send out their Corn ti 'be ground, they will be found most saleantageous and onrerdaot. Toll Pa jidie,Establisliments, Penitentiaries. Workhouse, Pri sons, Ate wl economy and industry arc so requisite, their utility is sl obvio n „t hat it needs tin comment. Emietant to the Cspe, North and South America, Van Die imm's lam. I Ac. will fi nd !crew inceivettiencc, and, in some in stenos, en . lasiwasibitiq , of getting corn ground ; in such a situa. tion t die I loatipaity's /dills woubl be found an acquisition beyond all dssaip pien- The) as a also particularly suitable for the Vast and West Indies, and for .t h I use of th e A rm y and Nary ; as also for Ships on long "Tons& AAad Roane— rn lif vairstii, Captains, and others, as an advantageous article of comm tree, these 31.1 k are well worthy of notice. The f OUOwillg an the 1. Moran). 'a prices for ready money only : Lair I 114111 - - 1.51. 15s. 1 Small 31111 - -11 - Gs. Dirge Ong Maebin-s to accar•rtuty the Mills, 31. M. and upwards. " All I stts rs ttost I aid) h .nt!mg order. with remittances. addressed To , Ihis linsidne ramble Mill I 'ompany. 109, cheapside, Lun dell." Oil be puortgally attended to. NI i—}.very Mill EA Drefsitf; Machine will be warranted. do It. SALE Or SILKS. BWIS and Co. pf fIRGENT-STREET, have just 1.4 knight • large Lot of most beautiful OROS DE NAPLES and LEVANTINES, so as to enable them to offer the name for Sale almost at one-half the usual Prices of such qualities. They have also just imported several Cases of Tulle Dresses, richly or. Demented ; Blond Laces and Bleak Chantilly Veils, which they eto sell as low as Mock Laces are sold hi this country I ‘Zk a gs., in., White Sareenets, Gauze Presses, striped Lutestrin' gs, and lima de Naples ; .7ith several thousand Muslin Dresses, are amongst the number of their present Bargains. ISA, Regent -street. four POWs from Conduit-street. N.B. LEWIS and Co. are now introducing a very rich article in DUCAPE SILK, of their own manufacture, which they beg to otllisr De the public as an earnest that they will not shrink from French competition in cheapness, richness of quality, end colour. The Business of this House is conducted entirely for Ready Money. All Letters must be poet-paid. FIFTEEN THOUSAND SOILED DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, AT NEARLY HALF-PRICE. CRAIG anti D'OYLY, No. 77, Oxford-street, Linen ti Drapers, Silk-Mereen, and Iloden, have on sale Break fast Cloths, lid. each • damask ditto, 14d.; dinner ditto, 24 yards long. 711-; double aniask ditto. 81. 6d. ; a lot full three yards' long and two and a half wide, 12s. &I. ; double ditto, Ida., worth' 214. ; Napkin., tis. 6d. the dozen ; Russia sheeting', lid. a-yard, very stout, M.; superior ditto, lid. ; yard and quarter wide ditto, 111 d., worth 16d. ; the full width without a seam, 25.; a beautiful quality, 2s. Id., worth 3a.; some full three yards wide, foe Noble men's beds, is . &1., not to be matched for less than 7s. A Isige quantity of Irish, Scotch. and German Holland,' for ditto. Irish Linens, 9d. a yard ; stout ditto, Ital. and 12d.; one hun. dred and forty Meet", from 14d. to Ilid. ; the best ever beheld at thole prices; bombs& towels, 7d. a yard; Russia ditto, and glass dabs. 6d. a yard, J &collet Muslin., 6-1 wide, lid.; line ell.wide, for ladies' dresses and gentlemen's cravats, Is. per yard ; window muslin, and lenses. in great variety. Cohiured and white dresses flounced, of every description. 'Fown prints, 113 d.; ell.wide, Is. ; good furnitures, from id. to 84d.; beautiful chintz, 12d., worth 25.; linings of every shade, 6d. ; mamas, lid. to 18d.; window hoUands, all breadths. Marseilles Quilts, 2i yards square, les. 611.; 3 yards ditto, 131.11 d; 34 yards ditto, 16.. 6d.; 3i ditto, 26.- worth 335. Counterpanes, 'l4 yards square, 7.. India large cloths, 6d. per yard, &c. Rich silk., plain and fancy poplins, bornbasines, Norwich crapes, and every article of silk mercer'', subject to the late reduc tion in price. Craig and IrOyly's Family Linen Warehouse, No. 77, Oxford-wed. ((CELEBRITY. —The superior efficacy of the ROYAL 11,,_) ELIXIR of LIFE, and the ARABIAN I'EttIETARLE PI ILLS, has increased the demand for them so much. that a widely extended agency has of necessity been established for their sale, and they may now be obtained at almost every respectable Medicine Vender's throughout the Kingdom. In hoodoo they are sold by J. V. Simpson (acting Proprietor), 211, Henrietta -street, Covent garden; and, under his appointment, by Messiv. Stradling, South flute, Royal Exchange; Austin, 153, Cheapside; Borrow and Deans, 136, Ilishopsgate-without, and 19, tt tilbrook • Sequeira, 192, ‘Vhitechapel High - street ; L and F. °tiling, 1 . 39, -High street, and 171, Union-street, Southwark ; 31artidd IN, Skinner. street, Snow-hill; Ward , 324. Holborn; P.m, ?JR, Strand, near Temple-bat; Payne, it, St. Martin's -court; Sanger, 130, Oxftwd street ; Hawkins, 11, Old Bond -street; and tirignon, 174, Regent- Street. The Elixir is a complete restorative of the animal functions in advanced life, and in all cases of nervous and con sumptive debility ; in the most violent attacks of spasms, or gout in the stomach, It gives immediate relief, and no person subject to these alarming complaints ought to be without it. It is told in bottles at I Is. each, duty included. The Pills, free (ran mercury or antimony, are a peculiar y mild and pleasant aperient, and a never-failing remedy in bilious and liver complaints, indigestion, and its numerous train of maladies. They are sold in hoses at Is. lid. and 2s. lid. each. By the Rev. DAVID WILLIAMS, A.M. This most useful work forms an encyclopadien epitome of Iww. ledge In general literature, science, and history, and is adm irab ly adapted to stimulate curiosity, expand and Nem the mind of youth, and supply that information which can only be obtained by sates. sire and multifarious reading. The various and interesting facto and principles which it contains are not only capable of furnishing youth with a respectable portion of every species of general know. ledge, and of inculcating habits of observation and refiection on the juvenile mind, but also of increasing the knowledge and attain. merits of those of mature age, and of supplying them with an hien. haustible fund of information on general science and polite literantre. The subjects of which It treats are— . 1. Uenend History I IS. Literature In Oe. 2. Unwise History floral 3. Roman History 11. Philosophy 4. English History 12. Mythology b. Deelogy 13. Miaeralogy Astronomy 14. Heraldry 7. Natural Philos°. 14. Music phy 18. 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NEWA — and COMPREIIENSIVE SYSTEM of MODERN DEOORAPHY, Matbematical, Physical, Po litical, and Commercial. fly TIIO3IAB JIVERS, LL.D. 1/f tie Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. This Work has been honoured with the most flattering testimo nials of approbation, at may be seen in the detailed Prospectus, which may be had of all respectable Booksellers. If Is receded by a copious Introduction, 'commencing with the History of Ceography, winch is followed by a familiar explanation of its scientific pnnetpley. A general delineation of the grand neutral features and the principal physical phenomena of the (Bathe, with their influence on its Inhabitants and productions, are then given. The Elements of Political Geography, also, are briefly illustrated; and, to render all reference to other works on. necessary, a full explanation of scientific terms, with a variety of appropriate tables, are added. fhe different Sections of the Work (*mein clear and compre. hensive views of the local circumstances and peculiar productions of each country ; its works of art and objects of curiosity; its po. lineal state and foreign connections; with the knowledge, manners, and customs of its inhabitants. To these are added, such atatis. tical and synoptical tables as exhibit the natural resources, military strength, and commercial importance of each State. The Illustratioos consist of I. A copious and complete Atlas, comprising Fifty coloured Maps, from the best authorities. 11. A Series of elegantly engraved Views, comprising The Cities of London, F,din- The Floa ting Rafts at.d inclined burgh, and Dublin. Planes of the Russians. The bending Pillars of Staffs, The Cities of Berlin, the Hague, and Fingal's Cave, in Scot. Bourdesux, Cadiz, and Car. land. ma. The Giant's Causeway, in Ire. The finphitheatreofVespasian, land. and the Ruins of Palmyra. Views of Copenhagen, Crone- The Cities of Lisbon. Constan. berg, and Ifelsiohorg. tinople, and Porto Fcrrajo. Views of Mount litchi and the ha Valetta and Gibraltar. Great G e y ser , Views in China, India, ar d other Interior of a Silver Mine. Parts of Asia. 'f he Cities of Stockholm, St. Ditto Africa, America, and the Petersburg'', and Moscow. West Indies. The Amphitheatre of Pols. 111. Several Plates of Costumes, a Map of Mountains, and other Engravings, illustrative of the Scientific Parts of the Subject ; the whole comprehending (exdosive of the Atlas) Sixty-one elegantly engraved Copper-plates by the fi rst Artists. Undon [' ranted for Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Paternoster-row. A SAVING TO THE PUBLIC. 1 ELMO'S SEAL and CLOTH CAP MANUFAC -4,1 • TORY CARPET RAG, and PORTMANTEAU WAREHOUSE, 134, St. Martin's-lane, London (opposite the Church. This Advertisement will be found worthy the attention of Gen. Seinen going abroad, Managers of Schools, Public Instltutfona, 4nd also of Private Families. Caps ere much better for Boys, being lighter and cheaper than Rats an extensive ''comment is always kept, and may be had at the followiog low peal :--Super fine Blue Cloth Caps, Is.; Fur, Is. ; Youths' best rich Wool See Skin, Ss and Oa.; loadica' ald Gentlemen's best Seal skin Tra. welling Caps, at Is., 75., and Ss. ; rich Lustre', tls., 10s., and 12s. Cape Cleaned, Altered, and Repaired. Strong Blue Moreen Boy, well lined, ti. ad. and le. ed.; Carpet Bags, with portent irons and h-asa lock, Portmanteau and Trunks of every de. scription.....N.B. The Trade supplied to any.extent. DUTY OFF SILK 00kIDS. TO THR ADMIRERS OF RICH SILK STOCKINGS. SIC PERFINE COTT AND LAUDS' WOOL HOSIERY OP EYIEII/V DESCRIPTION, AT UNPRECEDENT IEDLY LOW PRICRS. - the KIPLING and CO. respectfully solicit an invec-, . lion of their extensive swa, teach they are now sating at following Friona : China silk, cotton feet, from b. 2d. ; stout, 3s. 64. ; very stout, 4,. Gd. China, all Silk, 3s. lid.; stout, 4a. 9d.; very stout, es. Ad. Evening Dress, all Silk, As. 3d.; stout, Rs. tid. t rich lace, 71. 6d. Gentlemen's MOO Silk, is. lid.; very stout, al. Rd. Cotton Stockings, 3d. per pair; tine quality, Ils. 6d. per dozen; stout ard line, Is. Rd., or Ilis. lid. per down; superfine, 25., ur 225. and lid. per dozen ; extra superfine, 2s. 6d, or 28a. Ad. per dozen. Gentlemen's unbleached Cotton, ils. per dozen ; my stout, Is. fid. or Zia • per dozen ; extra stout, Is. Lid., or 20s. per dozen. ' Half Boss, Ga. ; fine, Ds. per dozen. Drawers, Is. ILI. • very stout, 2s. 3d., or pant a loon ditt o , 2 s . dd. Ladies Kid Gases, Ils. lid. per dozen • French Kid, Is, 3d., or 14s. ad. per doses ; best Kid, Ia old., ear 17s• per dozen. Gentlemen's IVoodstock Gloves, 12s. per dozen beat, is. or 116. r.t. per dozen. Doe Skin, SL, or 225. fut. per dozen ; best Doe, 21. ed., or' 265. lid. pee dozen. Families and Gentlemen who are desirous of selecting from an extensive Stock, will fir.d this an advantageous opportunity of laving nut their money profitably. It. Kipling and Co.. s Warehouse, No. lA, Poultry, ten doors hem the Mansion House. ItECTIFIED SPERM OIL, 44, &I. per Gallon.— UPTON and Co. Oilmen and Colour Manufacturers, r 4, Queen-street, Cheapside, Iva process entirely new, and exclusively their own, are enabled to sell Spar- a Oil equal in purity to spirits of wine. So unequivocal is its excellence, that it will burn beauti fully in every kind of lamp; and as its flame will not fade from the knit lighting till the whole of the oil is consumed, the trouble of trimming or raising the cotton is entirely avoided. The public are also respectfully informed, that OILS and C01,0171t8 of every kind may be purchased at their Ware house, warranted genuine; and that the ANTI-Cl/RIO/SIVE PAINTS, which have been in general use for the last twenty years, and that are suited for every description of outside work, where ornament, durability, and economy are conwidemtions, arc sellinir as tinder, viz.:— Invisible Breen per cwt. 40s. Bright Red per cwt. Illis. Olive ditto 70s. Dark Red - 245. Bright ditto -112 z. White Paint -40 s. bead Colour - 4bs. Black ditto -40 s. Stone Colour - 4ns. Yellow - 365. Chocolate - . 345. Prepared Oil. &e. &c. -. . - .......Tvrn ediAL TAR P.IINT. " Also, the REFINED COAL TAI( P.il NT, Ito per cask, which quantity will cover 1.0110 square feet. This Paint being en tirely mineral, is insoluble in water, and a cure fir the worm and dry . rot; it is therefore peculiarly adapted ti.r weather huanling, sluice gates, and every kind of wood and iron-work constantly ex. polled to the weather. It is of a hatidsoinc dark chocolate colour. and does ant require heating. It may also be had of Dark Green anti other colours. N.B. Orden by post or carrier*, addro•sed to l'pton awl Co., Br' • It Paint Manofactrty, $4, queen•street, landurt, wiU be punctually cs•tc...ted, AnsoLurg 44vErgi orVseiNfi By Mr. 'STANLEY, At Germ's, Coffee.house, ThangeaUey, C.ornblll, on THU DAY, the 13th of April, et One o'Cloch, Pnleen an enceol% offer Ise preriouely made, XHE ABSOLUTE REVERSION of SIX TBIOC., SAND POUNDSS STERLINO, guyalde.ra the death.* I. agsi statyalve years, secured on Eona of at laud e hundred thousand pounds value. Prioted . psrtlculars may be had of Meant Clarke, niehsedb bledcalf, 109. Chancery:lane; at (Ammar'; and of 31r. ley. 21, Old Bratd.mreet. • VERY SUPERIOR IT.ILIAN AND DUTCH P1i.311114/i. • ILmi STAeets : t s . l t l i .!Zi ig respectfully her jrderi ITALIANot announce, to the Adv lY . that he wiU have the honour of submitting to' sale at hie li N 0.21. Old Rondatreet, at Tuesday the instant, ag;rl LECTION, comprising several of a very ■ttperpr ender.; parte cularly a Leda, by Leonardo da Vinci, to an elm li at4 .l Ii as WIWIDer two Hurts : a °mi st and a by Carlo Doke, of the highest creasy of the Master ; a Anemia' :l ige Portrait, by Titian; bophaniosha by. Rue:eine r Aiken by Blatant. a Capo trope" 4 (:lariat in agony,. CA - , main t . all of which are of a recent Importation. Roe emunplits Royale* De Hocighe. Pynacker, Terburgh, Qulntin Itlatsys o Albert Darer, and others, too numerous to specify, the pram part of which have never been exposed to public sale in Itt.a (*watt,. To be viewed, and Catalogues bad, two days preceding de Sale, at one 'billing each. • JEWELLERY, PLATE, tiol,ll WATCHES. CLOCIIIOIc. Ily Menem MACH IN and DEBENHAIL, At their Rooms, 16,. king-Frees C.ovesugarden, at 12 o'Clock. TWO Brilliant Diamond Necklac e ., T o p and Din* liar rings, Creases, Rings. and Pint Peer! Amethyst Bidet Rows of Pearl; Peirl Ornaments ; (lad Snuff Boum, mad as extensive assortment of c quit Jewellery ; (hid Watches,. Take clocks t Three Ounces of Modern Plate, an chased Teased Corm Pets, Milk Ewers. Kettles, Bread Baskets, Tab?, and Ckambar. Candle ticks, Crain Prlgnici• Pupa, Tnobank• Dishes, Wasters, Sake, king's Pattern and Plain tippet% rook end numerate other Articles. Thy whole of which will be mild without mares • Ala, be timid till the aay oC Sak, and Catalogues had at ti.e Rooms as above. SALMON, ODY, and CO. Moat respectfully sollcit the a tt e nti on of Medical Gentlemen and the l'shlic tq diserfas that the TRUE PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING-TRUSS Sas " SA 1.3101 f. OD Y, and CO. lid, Strand, London," marked opus, the leather Case, without which they are of the spurious kind. • SALMON, ODY, and CO., the Inventors and Patent= made upwards of "We of their Einem Trusses, and still to hare the recommendations of all the mutt emincrot Surgeons in town and country. N.B. PCIIIO4III in the country are rsquestod to send the cite's*. ferenne of the body as inch below the hips. gold by one or more Druggists in mety city and pric4rl town in the United Kingdom. JORN . CLARK (la'e with Mr. Ckrtwrighit SITRGEON DENTIST, No. 19, 31ontague-sireet, sell-square, rentoved flops Southampton-row, taken kart to ma numit the Nobility and ISlntry that he riaitinuer to sop* :he lass of Teeth in a most superior manner. either with eatrwriq, artificial Teeth, on moderate Terms ; and that no chst , 4 wilt& made to any person not fully satis fi ed with the utility and comfort to he derived ttterefrom. John Clark presumes he hardly need assure dime whohrtre resat availed themselves of such "mistime. that they may be pat io wasw without the least pain or inconveniences mat us•h•drissy great improvement in the method of Barra priscluthilbt: PossiL thy of thscoveq by the closest observer, and their aty Wiser* the proper degree of mastication taking place before the lbod is eeived tnto'the stomach for digestion, which 4 ea esseatial io heal* (particularly at an advanced period of life when the action of fit stomach requires every assistance), ought alone to be niusifttfieat inducement fur overcoming any prejudice which tr,:ty twist elsidet them ; independently of the great adva.itage derived from thesh in the proper articulation and modulation of yoke John Clark ;446(1160y exhorts Parents and linardiare to bear in mind, that a little timely assistance rentleted to l'hildtrin frimi the age of six to fourteen years, rill insure the greatest beast/ acd uniformity to their Troth. N. R—Extracting, stepping decayed Teeth, and cleasanc . executed on the most safe and correct principles. ESTA aLisliED MEDICINE& NEIVBERY and SONS, Proprietor; of 11f. A. • JA311.14 . 14 and other valuable 111EDICINi.31, eaulin the Public against Counterivi!s, which ore now but ton comma, and acquaint them, that none got the Genuine, arc orld at their Warchouse, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, the third house tNi Cheapside. s. e. . f• Dr. James's Powder - 2 9 Dr. Steers' (Ipodeldos . 2 —l2in a Bottle - 24 It Conismile props - 1 9 An4leptic Pills - 4ti C,mvuisiion Oil - 2 his in a Family Box 24 U Paregorie Locengee Iti Dolby's Carminative . 1 0 Bilious Pills iNewlissy's) 9 I'olllll,es 'eptialic :tret* 114 Essence of Cultaismt 3 .Ur. Spasm s Dentifrice 4 0 English Cutso - 2 9 The authenticity of the above ascertained by the name at " F. Newbury" being engraved on the tot mpg. Dr. So/ander at Tea - 2 9 1 Dr. Hoops Ping I I Ard every other Medicine of Repute. lilo:es:de Allowance co Merchants, Carina, de. : 1 1