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fk*'" i ~~. i .- Z. 1 .") : ," I ♦__ , .7/ e (1 f, / // I 2<../".• f ./ , 1 .. / -1: 1 , (i i / • 7 z Y. , _._+ t ,. , / 1 \.• , 1 /11 1 t ,„,, _ , tt.. i ~. t 11 .,, a ir „ v,, . 1 ....... ~,.. .„ :......, + No. 6,585. LO ON, sANURDAY, . JANUARY 10, 1824. Mee 7d:'• NEW TIIRATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T . IS EVENI NG, SATURDAY, January 10, will be Mgr rfI7II:RINb. Henry Bertram, Mr. Brabant ; Dominic Sampson , Mr. Liston; D ry Mamma, Mr. Sherwin. Lacy Bertram, Miss Stephen.; Meg Marina, Mrs. Bunn.. After which the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND THE ELVIN° CHEST s Or. MALE S AND THE PRINCESS SCHIRINI. Huloquin, Mr. Howell ; Pantaloon, Mr.T. Blanchard; Clown, Maybe Paulo. Columbine, Miss Smith. On Moulay, Kenilworth Earl of Leicester, Mr. AVallack ; Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Bunn. TISEATRY-ROYAL, COYENTX,ARDEN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, January 10 , will be perforated TALE LORD OF THE MANOR. Trontore, 141 r. ; Si; John Contrast, 311.1'1m:tit Young •Conarst. Mr. Jones. Sophia Miss M. Tree; Annette, Hias Paton t Moll Flaggon. Mr. Blanchard. After which the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND POOR ROBIN; Or, THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Harlequin, Mr. Elliot Pan tal o on, Mr. Barnes; Clown, Mr. J. 8. Grimaldi. Columbine, Mrs.liedy. Oa Monday, Pizarro: Rolls, 111r.Voung. FOR MADRAS AND BENHAI.. MO be Launched early in January, and will sail fn all Mardi, the fine New giver -built Ship LOH t 1 A3lll VEST (now building at Messrs:Hl:Trims and HrLen's, it letwall), bur. then title Tons, ROBERT LI 'CAS, Commander (of the Honour able Company's Regular Service). To Load in the City Canal. This Vessel is titling up in very superior style for the aeoeaknoda. don of Pienengetv and will carry an experimiced Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to Captain Luna, et the Jawli ke' Cofiee llouse; or to ANSTICE ana THORNHILL, 111, Lime-street, near the East India House. COUNTRY ATTOW4 I.; re GUIDI ..... Iti Qua peke fin. in bee*, THE COUNTRY ATTORNEY'S GUIDE to the Prat-dal of the Courts of K 1244.11 BENCH and COD!. MON PLEAS ; in a Serie' of beton fake ea Agent in Town to a Young Man commencing buainese In do Country ; with an Ap pendix of Precedents. • Loudon: Printed for Henry Buttersvtdi, Law Bookseller. Vieet-aveat, near 'ranple-bar. JON i'VSON'S SHOOT k: :0111 PA N It/ N. This day Is published, embellished with plates, price es. In boards, a new and improved edition of 11 II F: SI I ( rf EH'S COMPANION comprising rections tor the Breeding and Managetnent of Setters and Pointers, and for the Treatment and Cate of Diseases to which all Low, are liable • with an fliatorical Descrip t ion o f Winged Game and Fow l. The Fowling Piece considered, particularly as it relates to the me of Percussion Powder ; the venous methods of making it, and the best pointed out. Of Scent: the Olfactory Organs anatomically explained ; with the lemon why one ik Ce 3 Sense of Smell ts superior manothees. Shooting illustrated ; and the Art of Shooting Flying ezenndillad and clearly laid down. The (lame Laws familiarly explained. By T. B. JOHNSON. diEsswsrewress a s CAM tin! E UNIATRAITY iirit4nUt• • This day is pubL3hed, price .4. an. elegancy avra an am imperia UN l sheet, CANIIIRIME IVERSITY ALMANAC': , jiL_ for the Year DM; containing s armee-Gist of the Heads o" Colleges, University °Meer!, Prplessont, Terms, Rtmarkibte Days, dm.; ornamented with a 'V tea o f Queen's Coll* end Bridge, taken expressly for this Almanock. Pruned for Deighton an . d o f t l i atobridsreaskl b, Sham 1 he Vier and fr €llzdon ana and all farmer I) 4 h:snacks (in all 14) may te had separately, price 2s. 6d. each. NEW and SUPERIOR RD! TIONS H !STORIES, and other POPULAR BOOKS. OOLDSMITIPS ORICAL CLAtki COALS, at REDUCED PRICED.—The Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, can be Supplied with COALS of every sort that come to the Market, at emuiderably reduced Prices, fee Cash, with every advantage of Ingrain. A single trial will eon. wince the Consumer of the great Saving, by purchaNing of the OLD SEA-COAL COMPANY'S OFFICE, No. 3, Carlisle.atreet Soho-square. The Market List is kept for the inspection of the Purchaser, who tan. if he think, proper, view the ("nab' before beint loaded. Great attention will be paid to all orders the Public may favour this Company with. • All letters postpaid. TMs darr e Published. ?rice embellkthid Mith a Clateleal and IHodcru Ilap of kagland oil Wakes. New Ftenjoilaw. &e. iIIkINOCK'S improved Edition of Dr. GOLDIN Trira HISTORY of rNGLAND, 'Pith Historical. and Clanks! Notes, de. NMI Qtasetiews he ; with a Continuation of the Riede. Imre the Pelee Arden up to the Present time (October, Me. T. white me sided. limeys on the Progress or the Arts is Wised. oat MB the British Conaitution ; also Three interesting wad etwerehmolve Onsealegicel Tobin of the Sovereigns of Fmillesel ; and wow diele valoedle improve ments. This day . is publistied, NO. H. of a New Series of the LITERARY MV— SEITM, a Weekly Paper, devoted entirely to OW Heiler . Lemma. Science, and the Afts, contains 48 oriannis, closely printed ma t t er , cons i st i ng o f A na l yt i ca l Reviews aid Ita. mete from the following New Dirket Mancha of ilse Li* of Don Rafael Del Riego—The Gulistatt„ or Rose Deaden-tn. Taur through the Upper Proviocea of Ilintkorso—lileinoirs of the fate Mrs. Henrietta Ponlyce—Tbe Annual Biography a 040014460 for lan—Parables translated from the Herman.-The Rummies. Inhabitants, and Hyttrography, of Melly and its Islands. Ori.; ginal : Laeontsin Bonaparte's 'Vi s it to thirOsionate of his Army noir flautzen, Phe ty, &c. rorcirru Literature, &e. ,; Hivne—Painting:—PrOfeyw r Creueer—ghakripsere—Preatz Hots —ltuir.ermaine, &c. Science: Ignition of Instinatkend RY drogen lies. Extract of the Hop—Migration bC Birds-ziChttnistry &c: The Drama: !Wiwi Operw—lfrurr-Laii don, ar. Meanings front Foreign Jourrals : Etgs Sib Codfederatton—lns Com' Journal-New' Novels—Pltifoeophy, &e. Varieties: Angersteit. Wallet Sdatt's next Notel.lo--Uni‘onsty lsu Liming Intelhgence, &c. Price CiL, or for its' saludon by vost ‘ tho dluseunt may be bad so.— aa.r...a5.... 11 " This is a well written and w:ll.artanged prooldetioa • cootain ing much innovating information. sot 031, to the refu sed 'Well man, but to those wbo may occasionally seek this fascinating re citation. We may add, that it is not the production of any (*di wry sportsman, hiat or one who can enjoy the pleasures of the li brar as we l thust Of the field, and can wield a pen as well as a niece."—Litemry Chronicle. : Printed for Sherwood. Jones, and Co. Paiernosta-- Tow. "We consider this ers be Mie of the tout complete Books of the kind for Education that hes ever Vowed from the meet and the Improvements it copies& as to merit • diadem salegletn. The Editors deserve every Rolm for theArillit and Labour they have bestowed in perfecting the publication. lAtrrery PI NNOC IC's Improved Relltiew of Ihr. GOLDS!! In!'" HIS TORY of 11()31E, for the Use al 84.14 with Quietism kw Examination ; an lotroduinienjet 141111611 Watery the Incursions of the Bas g l. 8 mot Map L. a comprehrealve JIB I illt roue News sled-saw ?pm the Editor. • PINNOCE's improved Dation of Da. 001.11 BM refill lITS. TORY of 6 R EECE, with several earth! Inuedestery Chapters; Questions for Examination ; a Map of the Grecian Empire; and many valuable Additions, on the plan of the Histories of England and Rome. Ss. !id. LETTERS on ANCIENT HISTORY, exhibiting a Stnn mary View of the Manny, Geography, Manners, and Customs. of the Assyrian, Babylonian, Median, Persian, Egyptian, ['runtish, and Giulio Nations ; with Questions for Kumla*. lion, ; and a unique Map of the Ancient and Modern Wor 6d. ld, printed in red and black. By Anne Wilson, 3d Edition, Is. ADELPHI THEATRE. STRAND. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, January 10, will be the Mao-Dramatic Durkin. of %fiIIeI7IEART OF MID-LOTIIIAN. After which the Pantomime of DOCTOR FAUSTUS AND THE BLAcE DEMON; sikaaat4untir AND TUC SEVEN FAIRIES OF Tug OROT.TO. Harlequin. Mr.W. Kirby t _Pantaloon, Mr. Jews ; Cl.ws, Mr. Kirby. Columbine, Ma. Swim. CHEAP CARPET WAREIIOrSE, No. ISO, Piccadilly (two Doors West from St. Jarnes's-street). THE Proprietors hating made some new arrangement.... at their Manufactory, are now enabled to supply the Nobility anti Public with any Quantity of the best BRUSSELS CAR: PETINtI. from 4s. M. to 55. 3d.; a quantity of Short Leitrim and Single Pieces, at 4.1. 341, and 4s. ; Kidderminster ditto, from 2s. Gil. to 15. Ild. ; British ditto, from 3s. to 45.; Venetian Stair ditto, from Is. lid. to 35.• Sit.t Brooch', in all cioretmi, ?lOW is. la. 6d. to 4. 6d. Mat arootantal Float Oath, Alta 3. tid. to Patients of Brussels soot to any port r of Town or Country. Of Us.:- Pub- .1. SCHALLER. FRO?LtABII4._ LADIES' BOOT AND ti - the . ARMY COOPRACTX. Commitment Department, Truantry Chainibers, Dcc.3U, 113•23. NOTICE is hereby g iven to all Persona desirous oe contracting to stipply h tlit following Ankles for the l'se ut the Army ; SHOE MAKER, HAS the honour of apprising the Nobility and the Public, that he has Opened the Hoare, N 0.219, Regent street, where mar be hail his NEWLY-IN% ENTED WATERPROOF BOOTS AND So essential to the health and comfort of Ladies at this particular season of the year; with every other description of Ladies Boots, Short, Slippers, Pedestrian Safeguards, &c. .Ladies are requested to be particular in sending their orders to No. 219, REGENT-STREET, near Maddox-street. LORD ERSKINE'S /MATTI& T IST of ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS.—Amount lA of Subscriptions advertised, 6181. 9s. E. s. C. & The Duke of Bedfinil 52 10 John Spinks, Esq. -2 2 The Duke of Sorneret 25 0 Samuel Dcndy, I.sq. - 2 2 The Lord Chief Baron of Thomas !Bilks, Esq. 10 111 Scotland - 20 0 Mr. Sergeant Pc ll 10 10 Peter Alley, Esq. . -10 10 Lord Ellenhorough 10 10 James Agar, Esq. -10 10 John Bell, Esq. - 10 0 JohriCaluatt, Esq., N.P. 10 0 John Richards, Esq. 5 0 Wm. Masterman, Esq. 5 3 Jeseplt Hume Esq. -2 0 T. 11.Sierlieg, E. 2 2 Aldettuan Wo od: 2 0 Thomas DeLman, Esq. _ _ Mr. lames Anderton 1 0 M.P. - - 10 10 Subscription+ are received by Messrs. Marc+, Fleet-street; Smiths; by Mews. Remington, by the members of the Conio..-- Room, Jan. 9, nu. maws. Coutts and Co. ; by by Mews. Smith, Payne and Stephenson and Remington, and TO CATHOLIC NOBLEMEN AND TA MILIES. T must be obvious to all who duly consider the subject , I that the state of the LA Bt . /I'lllN° CATHOLICS in ENG LAND, and more particularly in the 31 ETROPOLIS, is ca pable of great improvement, as regards their morals and happi ness ; and without dwelling either on the impositions to which they are subject, or the disadvantages under which they perpe tually labour, it is presumed that every measure that would tend to promote economy and industry, and counteract the general distress, which too often visits whole districts, would meet with the liberal patronage of die more wealthy members of the Uni versal Church. Considering that the greater part of the distress that is to be found among the poor Catholics, arises from sickness, and that the evil is increased by the want of medical assistance, and the total suspension of the poor men's earnings ; and further, that (to say nothing of the uncertainty of those institutions) Irish labourers, indeed Catholics generally, are excluded from the advantages of most Benefit Stscfeties, it is respectfully submitted to the more wealthy Catholic Families,— Tbat an Institution should be formed under the Act of 59 Geo. 3. esp. 111, to enable Catholics generally, of all denominations, luovide, by Mon th ly Contributions, certain Weekly Allowanc during Sidman and Infirmity, and sums of 3loory at Death, 1 Burial Expenses, Rc..att. That the contributions, required for such allowances, shoo be thud by proper actuaries at the lowest possible rate, to accu the permanence and stability of the Institution. That the Society should be aided by the voluntary Subscri dons of Honorary :limbers, and be governed by a tronimitt chosen from and by the Honorary Subscribers and Insult Mcnbets. That the Members should meet Annually only, for the flash Otionrs; and, that the busineva of the Society shouM bncarrit —at mane eonstolent place—sat a public boast. Of the positive advantages arising front this step, none but thot sisho have considered the subject can form any idea. The prom lion of industry and economy; protection against that distress whir the result of sickness or death ; the prevention of contagious di ante by the prompt attention which would emanate from the S (IWO visiting medical practitioners, are some of the earliest of tl erects which would be produced ; and it is under this impressit that friends to such a measure are earnestly solicited to commur eats with a Gentleman who has determined to found such an Insi tenon in London, and who will lend his assistance towards est Dilating such Societies in any County or City in the United Kin, doss, and furnish the Plan, Rules, Calculations, ands& Certificat inquired by the Act of Parliament. Persons who may feel desirous to promote such an object, 1 anbscribing from one guinea upwards, either annually or as a d nation ; or who can lend any assistance towards the undertaking mrwho may be desirous of establishing such a Society in any pa of England, Ireland, or Scotland, upon principles which cann fail, are requested to forward a line, post paid, to M. 0. B. Peel Coffee-house, Fleet-street. AIR-TIGHT DOOR-SLIDES, AND PORTABLE FILTERING JARS. JSTONE, IN, Warwick -street, Golden-stivare, 1.01 don, begs to solicit the intention of the Nobility, Gerdy and Pid lie to his AIR-TIGHT GOOR-SLIDIIS for preventir the admission of air into rooms under the doors, either from tl unevenness of Moors or thickness of carpets, as they can be fitted the most uneven floors, and when the doors see open will rise oir the thickest carpets; they are simple in construction, ornamental deorga„ and can be fitted in a few minutes. Price from Us. to 120. Also implored Patent 1 / 1 10H-SPHING HINGES, for swir doors, on the most improved principles of any in use : price the AINHLE DOOR-SPRING 6. from 3s. (Id. to 11. 11r. 6d. All sons of Ironmongery, of the best manufacture, and at km pies& Lock Work and Bell Hanging executed in the MAW. The PORTABLE FILTERING JARS not only purify el foulest WSW in a short time, but may be moved front one spar meat to another without trouble. Between Leicester street and Beak.street. PATENT FRENCH LAMPS. A SAVING OF FIFTY PER CENT. 1 EVANS, MANUFACTURER and IMPROVE • of the deservedly much admired FRENCH LAMP: leave eesperafully to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and tl thaihe has,:ust com,,l.ned an extensive Stock of the aboi and economical article, combining all the late improvement way be bad of all sizes and dedgns, in bronze plated, ar with plain or ornamental dome shades, adapted for tl table, sideboard, hall, staireise, or conservatory, at the fa very reduced prices: -265., 365., 425., b2s. lid. , 555., and 6 and upwards. ' A LAMP Is warranted to diffuse a light equal to six wt a, at the expense only of one, and may be safely forwards peeking boxes (2s. 6d. each) to any part of the kingdom. Orden tilrany extent executed in the course of a few hours, I g a line to J. Evans, at his Stove (irate and Lamp 311 No. I, EISH.S'r BEET HILL (comer of Great Ea ))) near the Monument, and at his Ware-rooms, No. S, FIN: N.PLACE (South), near Finsbury-square, LONDON, Where also, may be had, Genuine, unedulterated SPERM OIL (producing neither MD/ ' SIDCASL at M. per gallon. '7RTLIER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLA GLASS, Frost TWO AND A NAL?' to FORTY per Ccat. BRITISH PLATE GLASS CO3IPANY, Established by Act of Parliament, 1773. PIM PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to tl Itedection in the Company's Prices, which took place . 411 * FURTHER Reducti o n IS NOVO m ade, from Two uad rY le P"IN per end. on Nutes of the sujpertieial Jleasuretnes 64 Pert and upwards, attrecahly to a pnnted scale, which me ! hbl at the Company M Warehouse., A I.BION-PLACI 114(2 iFRIARS' BRIDGE, where an extensive assortment i LIST PLATE GLASS, of line Colour and Brilliancy, st rtothat of any other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale h ..Isuts flaw a txcs, Secretary to the Company, and also 6 r• Watt.% x NORRIS, at the Company's Works at Ravenhati Prefect. Lancashire. TABLE OF REDI'CED PRICES FOR SILVERED , GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. In. .0 s. In. In. .0 s. In. In. .£ " '",, • • 37 13 90 by 70 .. 93 10 106 by 60 . • 75 Z•• 48 4 95 35.. 43 18 166 69 ..102 7 • 9 •••06 10 WI 45 .. 45 7 110 311 .. 59 71 10 95 45 .. 60 14 112 71 . . 147 ', .. 3); 1 95 65 .. !II 13 115 80 . • 187 I 44 , • • 41; 2 85 75 ..113 8 121 70 . • 172 , ° • 5 •.55 12 100 411 .. 53 9 123 11$ . . 1118 1 9 - 1 .. 75 11 hal 40 .. 70 8 137 5U..117 4ft :'" ••44 14 100 60 .. 92 4 EU 87 • • 192 , • . 54 14 100 70 .. 111 I 134 70 . . 214 k ,'" ._ .68 18 11111 1111 .. 112 1 140 61 . . 187 1 s'WBACE allowed on Exportation, 2s. od. per foot 11 by the members of the t'onimittee. TO CATHOLIC NOBLEMEN AND FAMILIES. IT must be obvious to all who duly consider the subject , that the state of the LA Br WRING CATHOLICS in ENG- LAND, and more particularly in the SIETROPO/.IS, is ca- pable of great improvement, as regards their morals and happi- ness ; and without dwelling either on the impositions to which they are subject, or the disadvantages under which they perpe- tually labour, it is presumed that every measure that would tend to promote economy and industry, and counteract the general donna, which too often tints whole districts, would meet with the liberal patronage of the more wealthy members of the Uni- versal Church. Considering that the greater part of the dialer's that is to be found among the poor Catholics, Miceli from sickness, and that the evil is increased by the want of medical assistance, and the total =qtmsion of the poor men's earnings ; and further, that (to say nothing of the uncertainty of those institutions) Irish labourers, indeed Catholics generally, arc excluded from the advantages of most Benefit Societies, it is respectfully submitted to the mon wealthy Catholic Families,— That an Institution should be formed under the Act of 59 Geo. 3. cap. 1:21, to enable Catholics generally, of all denominations, ft by Monthly Contributions, certain Weekly Allowances during Sickness and Infirmity, and sums of Homey at Death, fot Burial Expense', itc..ht. That the contributions, required for such allowances, should be dried by proper actuaries at the lowest possible rate, to secure the permanence and stability of the Institution. That the Society should be aided by the voluntary Subscrip- tions of Honorary Members, and be governed by a Committee ' r e chosen from and by the Honorary Subscribers and Insuring Members. That the Members should meet annually only, for the election Oilloqrs; and, that the business of the Society shoal bseamied *sae mane convenient plate_ not a public house. Of the positive advantages arising hunt this step, none but those who have considered the subject can form any idea. The promo- tion of industry and economy; protection against that distress which H the result of sickness or death ; the prevention of contagious dim. ante by the prompt attention which would emanate from the So- ciety's visiting medical practitioners, are some of the earliest of the effects which would be produced ; and it is under this impression that friends to such a measure are earnestly solicited to communi- cate with a Gentleman who has determined to found such an Insti. tntion in London, and who will lend his assistance towards esta- blishing such Societies in any County or City in the United King. does, and furnish the Plan, Rules, Calculations, =dike Certificates required by the Act of Parliament. Persons who may feel desirous to promote such an object, by 'subscribing from one guinea upwards, either annually or as a do- nation ; or who can lend any assistance towards the undertaking ; erewho may be desirous of establishing such a Society in any part of England, Ireland, or Scotland, upon principles which cannot fail, are requested to forward a line, post paid, to 51. 0. B. Peel's (:offer-house, Fleet-street. AIR-TIGHT DOOR-SLIDES, AND PORTABLE FILTERING JARS. JSTONE, IN, Warwick -street, Golden-square, Lon- • don, begs to solicit the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and Pia! lie to his AIR-TIGHT DOOR-SLIDILS for preventing the admission of air into rooms under the doors, either from the unevenness of Moors or thickness of carpets, as they can he fitted to the most uneven floors, and when the doors are open will rise over the thickest carpets; they are simple in construction, ornamental to doom, and can be fitted in a few minutes. Price from 9s. to 12s. Also improved Patent DOOR-SPRING HINGES, for swing doors, on the most improved principles of any in use : price three guinea, SINGLE DOOR SPRINGS, from 3s. (id. to 11. I Is. 6d. All sorts of Ironmongery, of the best manufacture, and at very low prices. Lock Work and Bell Hanging executed in the bon manner. The PORTABLE FILTERING JARS not only purify the foulest water in a short time, but may be moved front one apart- ment to another without trouble. Between Leicester-street and Beak-street. PATENT FRENCH LAMPS. A SAYING OF FIFTY PER CENT. 11 EVANS, MANUFACTURER and IMPROVER / • of the deservedly much admired FRENCH LAMPS, • leave respectfully to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the blic, thache haaiust com E laed an extensive Stock of the above • and economical article, combining all the late improvements, • may be had of all sizes and designs, in bronze plated, and • • u, with plain or ornamental dome shades, adapted for the inner table, sideboard, hall, stairatse, or conservatory, at the fol- wing very reduced prices: -255., 36a., 425., 525. 6d., Sys., and Ws. • ',and upwards. This LAMP is warranted to diffuse a light equal to six wax • • • - at the expense only of one, and may be safely forwarded peekiog boxes (2s. 611. each) to any part of the kingdom. Orden any extent executed in the course of a few hours, by • leg a line to J. Evans, at his Stove (irate and Lamp Ma- afactory, No. I, FISH STREET HILL (corner of that East heal)), near the Monument, and at his Ware-moms, No. 5, FI NS- URIC-PLACE (South), near Finsbury-square, LONDON, Where also, may be had, Ravine, unadulterated SPERM OIL (producing neither smell • • smakel, at per gallon. • URTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE GLASS, Fr ees TWO AND A 11.41.1. to FORTY par Cast. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPAN Y, Established by Act of Parliament, 177'3. RE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the Bet:lntim in the Compares; 'a Prices which took place in ,la FURTHER Reduction IS NOVO m a de, from Two Cad a ▪ ' 9 . 6) P.'l% err Ceut. on Pions of the superficial Measurement if red mid upwards, atrrecahly to a printed Scale, which may at the Company s Warehouse, A IaBION-PLACL, 1-- BAFRIARS' BRIDGE, where an extensive assortment of • -I.ST PLATE GLASS, of line Colour and Brilliancy, su- t ' tothat of any other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale by _.J.Ltats Haw rocs, Secretary to the Company, and also by !ILLI A X NORRIS, at the etvalpany's Works at Raverthmd, nuns. Lancathire. HiLl. 1 W IKEDI'CED PRICES FOR SILVERED r. , GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. 6 'l s. In. In. -C s. In. In. 1 a. r, • • 37 13 90 by 70 .. 93 le 106 by 00 . • 75 5 Z•• 48 4 9.5 35 ..43 18 106 59 . 102 0 Z•• 56 10 WI 45 .. 7 110 311. .RI 3 49 ••71 IS 95 35 .. 66 14 112 71 . 147 2 3 2 •. 36 1 95 66 .. !II 13 115 80 . • 107 In 1 0 r'• 46 2 95 75 .. 113 8 121 70 . • 172 3 a. • Rl •55 12 190 4(1 .. 53 9 123 68 . 1118 12 a 7011 hal 50.. 70 8 127 80..117 5 if "••44 14 1110 60.. 92 6 I:ti Ni . . 192 2 ••54 14 100 70 .. 111 1 134 70 . . 214 7 4 • 611 18 BM 12 NA ACK allowed on ll Exportation, 2s. 9d. per fo ot su- sr- THE NEW FRENCH SILK CLOAKS. ►p II ESE Fashionable and Convenient Articles of Dress, 1 which are now so much in demand by Ladies of every age are selling at BROWN and CO.'s. in every beautiful and useful. colour, at considerably lower Prim than any other House has been enabled to (ger them; in addition to their being the must fashionable Walking Dress, they are equally adapted, by their warmth and elegance, for the Carriage or Places of Public Amuse ment, price 555. to Ms. A large quantity of beautiful and rare Shawls, from 425. to RI., theproperty of one of the most eminent Factors, which must be sold for Cash, many of them at halt their original Price& The usual variety of new Silks and all Articles sold by other Silk-Alerts, at Brown's, 15, Ilenrietta-street, Covent-garden. BEAUTIFUL PARISIAN SILK CLOAKS and CURIOUS ... SHAW LS. —•- A Splendid NOSORTNIENT of NOVELTIES, in rich XX SILKS, just received froen the Loma, are now on Sale at SPITA LFIELDS HOUSE. An entirely new and valuable invention, patronised by Ladies pf _the kittillse task, called Ausillac Caclinamis, in every vivid and Valiant colour, at 271. the dress. The warm Astrachan l'achmeres, which are much lighter and softer than Cloths, at 30a. per dress ; the fashionable Verona Satin Cloaks, from 50s. to No. I the new Neapolitan Dresses. at 31s. M. each ; Angola% On s de Naples, and rich Levantines, in new Autumnal colours. rto ;moron lies, from 2s. ... of Poplins imported from Ireland ; English Pop- Family Mourning of every description ; NM& and Tippets. The rich Striped bilk Tabberas, for Draping and Dining-room Furniture. The new Serampore Shawls and Scarfs, exact copies of the splendid India eachmeres. At HUBBARD'S Silk and Irish Poplin Warehouse, 12, lien. rictus.street, Covent-garden. TO LADIES PURCHASING WINTER CLOTHING. ARMSTRONG, 32, Oxford-street, begs leave to 61 • say that his STOCK of GOODS for the WINTER consists of Ladies' habit and Pelisse Cloths, of every new and fashionable colour, Bath and Knew Coatings, Tilbury Cloaks, Cashmere Plaids and Stripes; an immense Stock of real Welch and Lancashire Flannels, twilled and plain Stuffs, Combasines, Norwich and Cashmere l'rapes, Lustros, Poplins, Irish Tabinetts, with a complete Stock of Haberdashery, Hosiery, and Gloves. On the Mowry Counter will be found, coloured Lustrings, be ginning at 2s. WI. GrOl de Naples, 3s. 44. to the best quality made at ss. 6d. Wide Laventenes from 3s. 6d. to 6a. Figured Gros de Naples 'Torn 3s. 6d. to Rs. he. Ne. J. Armstrong begs to observe that he now bas on sale one of the most complete Stocks of Fur ever offered so the public, in either the wholesale or retail, from the lowest mock sable to the most su perb Ermine, including Lynx, Chin-Chills, real Sable, Fitch, &c., at prices which defy all competition. In consequence of the pre sent distressed state of Ireland, J. Armstrong has just pus. chased a large quantity of 7-Bths and 4-iths Irish Linens of su perior fabric. which are now on sale from Is. a yard, advancing 241., up to be. Braganza Shawls, fri. 9d. to one guinea. Scotch sod Norwich Shawls, Black and White Bobbin Veils, Lace of every description, including Foreign Bloods. e f o The whole of the above Goods ate selling at the lowest prices, for ready money. All country letters must be post-paid. No patterns cut. John Armstrong, 32, Oxford -street, opposite Dean.street, Soho BEARS' GREASE. Art7ST received by the Pallas, Captain Jones, from St. Petersburgh, a supply of the above Article, which is potted fur use, without the least admixture, except a little Perfume to keep it sweet. The high estimation this article has long held, for making the Hair grow, renders any remarks front the Importer unnecessary; he will only add, that this may be depended on as genuine, and that it is very pleasant for dressing the lisle, making it beautifully soft and glossy. Sold by the Importer, Jas. Atkinson, Perfumer, 44, (lensed. street, So ho-square, London ; and by appointment, by Mr. Grange, 12G, o:ford-street ; and Mr. Talte, 41 Cornhill; and by most re spectable Perfumers in London : but J. A. warrants none genuine but what has his signature to the wrapper round cash pot. A RONIATI(' SI'IRIT OF VINEGAR.--This agree bly perfumed Liquor (the original invention of Mr. Henry), which is of well-known efficacy in relieving faintness and head ach, and in counteracting the effects of overheated, close or In recto' air, continues to be prepared in the greatest perfection by .11essrs. THOMAS and WILLI.% M lILSHV, manufacturing chemists, Manchester. It is sold in London. wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bayley and Blew, perfumers, CoekspurAtreet; and retail, price 21.tfid., by one o more agents, in every principal town ; but it cannot be genuine unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on the Govern ment stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each bottle. Proper Sponge Boxes are ' , Ad by Bayley and Blew, as usual. As above. may also be bad, authentietted by a similar stamp, Henry's Calcined Magnesia, in bottles, at 2e. NI., or with glass stoppers, at 4S. 6d. QMITH'S CAMBRIAN ESSENCE, for giving the k 7 true IVESTPHALIAN or WOOD-SMOKE flavour to all kinds of MEAT, whether Hams, Tongues, Bacon, Beef, or Fish, while it contributes essentially with the salt to the preserva tion of the article from decay : and as no heat is used in the pro ens, it is on this account much less liable to become rusty, or to lose in weight, while the flavour will prove decidedly superior to that given by the ordinary method of smoking in a chimney or smoking-house. This useful article is now firstadvertised for pub lic sale, under the assurance, from an experience and sale of seve ral years, that it will perfectly answer the above description. It may be had of many of the most eminent Oil and Italian warehousea, with full directions attached tb each bottle, and is parti cularly recommended to the notice of private families, as the best and moat economical process yet discovered. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors, Edward Smith and Co., Chemists, ha, 91, Haymarket; also by Atkinson, 302, Oxford -street; Day and 93, Orseethurch-street ; Hickson, 170, Strand; Homewood, 476, Strand ; 30, Leaden hall-street ; G. Neighbour, 131, High Holborn; A. and I. Starry, Borough; and Sturge and Son, Newington-Buttes. In Stone bottles, 2s, each. PICQUOT's SKETCH of MODERN HISTORY ; a New Edition ; brought down to the End of the Year IBM Price 6s. 6d. The ELEMENTS of ECCLESJA STICA L HISTORY, from the Birth of Christ to the Present Times with (tassels°, fbr Era. mination, &e. By the Rey. J. Platt. Price 4s. 64: PINNOCK's POPVLAR HISTORICAL CATECHISMS, price 9d. each, have also been just reprinted, and embellished with Portraits. Printed for O. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane, London. NEW EDITION OF PINNOCK'S CATECHISMS. Just published, price 9d. a New Edition of 13INNOCK'S CATECHISM of MYTHOLOGY ; I or, a short and accurate Account of the Gods and Herpes of the Greeks and Romans, necessary as an Introduction to the Study of the Omsk& Also, of the same size and price, the Catechism of Arithmetic . First Catechism Mineralogy Ancient History General Knowledge Mediciae, or Art of Astronomy Geography Preserving Health Architecture Geometry Modem History Aqculture Greek Grammar Morality Abrs, two rts Hebrew Gramme Music Bible and Gospel Heraldry Natural History British Geography, History of England Natigation two parts History of Scotland Ornithology Botany II i story of Ireland Perspective Denis& Biography History of France Painting in Oil British Law II istory of Rom* Poetry Classical Biography History of Greece Helicon Chemistry li ist of Amer. 11 pont Reliepous Denumina. Chronology history of the Jews Sons Drawing lethyology Rhetoric Duty to Parents Italian Grammar Sacred story Electricity Land Surveying Scripture istory Entomology Latin Grammer Milk and Commerce English Grammar Logic Univerthi History French Grammer Alechanics Use of the Globes The decided superiority of these excellent Juvenile Works over all others, has ensured to them a most emanate and universal sale, winch has enabled the Publishers to ornentene the new Editions with beautiful Portraits, endeared ea-haldused Steel, by Heath and Co. by which they heat they hate le mos measure augmented . their value without isivaaddi the .• . • With a view also to vendee these ptiaa appswMed Works more penes- neatly useful, copies of each have bees Maud on fine preee,for the purpose of binding tower; mad they now form a JU VE NILE ENCYCLOPZDIA, of the Min Valuable kind, in Ten neat Pocket Volumes. Being led to look into these Works. We have been pleasingly surpriend at the variety and accuracy of the information they con. min, within so small & compass, and in m excellent a form t and we most say, that more convenient, accurate, well-arranfieds. and props publications , were never subthitted to genlaal 00,1 " 1 H tion."—Litrrory (learnt , . Printed for G. ind W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Marla-inns. C IRC LUST'S, NT Lk& EVIDENCY' This day is published. price 2s: 64., do:skated to Lard Edon, with ▪ Portrait, T HE PERCY ANECDOTES; °outlining Alienates of Jostles. By SHOLTO arid BEUIIItiN PERCY, Brother, of the Benedictine Monatery, Mint Bagger. ••• This Work is the same from which Tburtell, la his dame respecting the murder of Mr. Wears, drew so MART curious cue of circumstantial evident. The Percy Anecdote is now quite completed, in Forty-one Parta, and abounds with a great multipli city of articles of the highest interest and most antintaining nature, on all the subjects which it (embraces. Each Part is complete in itself, and sold separately, price 91. 6d. lASI' OP TUE SEDJEeTS AND PORTRAITS CONTAIRED IN THE ROME._ Part 1. 11U3IA NIT V, ;itiaPo;ttalt of W. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. 2. ELOQUENCE - Portrait of Lord Erskine. —3. YOUTH - - Portrait of the Son of Sir George Dallas. 4. GEORGE 111. and his FAMILY Portraits of hls late Majesty, and also of our pre sent Sovereign. 6. ENTERPRISE Portrait of Mungo Park. S. CAPTIVITY . Portrait of Sir Sidney Smith. —7. SCIENCE . . Portrait of the late Sir Joseph Banks, Bart. 9. HEROISM . . Portrait of the Marquis of An. ' glesey. 9. . . Portrait of Loral Eldon. —IL INSTINCT . -.. . Portrait of the Etterick Shepherd. 11. HUMOUR . . Portrait of George Colman the Younger. —. 12. IMAGINATION . Portrait of Sir Walter Scott. 13. FIDELITY . Portrait of the Marquis of Haat ._ __ logs. 14. FINE ARTS • Portrait of Sir Thomas Law rence, Knt. 11. HOSPITALITY • Portrait of Thomu William Crhe, Es q . —lB THE BAR . . Portrait of Thomas Denman, Esq. M.P. 17. GENIUS . . Portrait of Robert Southey, Esq. IS. SHIPWRECK . Portrait of Captain Sir Murray Maxwell, K. B. 19. THE PULPIT - Portrait of the Hu. Daniel WI!. son, A.M. - 21. INDUSTRY - Portrait of Robert Owen, Esq. of Lanark. 21. BENEFICENCE - Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Fry. 22. EXILE . . Portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte. It WAR . . Portrait of the Duke of Wel- 24. PASTIME . - Portrait of the Earl of Darlington 26. rATRIOTISM - Portrait of Earl Fitzwilliam. 26. COMMERCE . Portrait of John Julius Anger. stein, Esq. 27. THE !UMW. - POTallit of Mrs. Siddons. --- 28. CRIME and PUNISHMENT Portrait of sir J. Mack inuah. 29. TRAVELLING - Portrait of Edw. Daniel Clarke, LL.D. 30. LITERATURE . Portrait of John Nichols, Esti. F.A.S. 31. WOMAN - - Portrait of Mrs. Hannah More. 32. HONOUR. - - Portra i t of 11. R. 11. the Duke of York. 33. FASHION - the Marchioness of Stafford. 34. MUSIC . - Portrait of Wm. Crotch, Mus.D. - 36. THE SENATE - Portrait of the Rt. Hon. George Canning. 36. CONVIVIALITY Portrait of Thomas Moore, Esq. 37. INGENUITY - Portrait of John Rennie, Esq. 38. INTEGRITY - Portrait of Lord Liverpool. 3t. ECCENTRICITY Portrait of John Farquhar, Esq. 40. DOMESTIC LIFE Portrait of the late Princess Charlotte. 4L Twenty Engraved Titles, General Index, and Preface. Each Part is complete m itself, and sold separately, price 2s. tid Alto just published, The PERCY HISTORIES, by Sholto and Reuben Percy, Btothers of the Benedictine Monaatery, Mont Benger ; with Por traits, Maps, and Views, Parts I, 2,3, and 4 , price 2a. Bd. each. Pthted l'or T. Boys, 7, Ludgate-hill ; and sold by Oliva and Boyd, Edinburgh, and all other Booksellers. WILLIAMS'S AUCTION LAWS. This day is pabliehscl, a New Edition, being the Third, price Ili. 6d. In boards, of HB LAW OF AUCTIONS; or, Tice AUC TIONEER'S PRACTICAL talon: ro.ishich lr a ertinprthensive Suinmary of the Luis of Diadem ; with sr A at Pneedents,and a copied* Index. By T . W Wzl4lfdS, Ear s Audi% of "best Mao his own • Mirk y mod oleddinilly Agee ot oril-414 of the Courts of _;a*, 'Once the publicist of th e ism fonncr criliticat: It treats largely of the qualificauons, responsibility, and duties of the profession, constituting the most raeful work on the subject extant. London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and co. Paternoster row. Where also may be had, The TRADER'S SAFEGUARD, and COUNTING HOUSE GUIDE; containing the Laws relating to Masten, Ap- Konica', Clerics, Shopmen. Journeymen, kc.; the Setting up and Exercising of Trades ; Bills of Exchange anti Promissory Notes ; Bankruptcy ; Contracts and Agreements for the Sale and Purchase of Goods ; Warranty, Payment, and Delivery; Carriage and Booking; Usury, Cheating, Embezzlement, Monopoly, Forestal ling, Partnership, Agency, Suretrhip, and a variety of ether Topics, indispensable to be known by every Person amnected with Trade and Business. By 301 IN ROLLE, Es q . Barrister at btu. The Third Edition, considerably improved, price 6s. boards. MORRICE ON BREWING AND 3IALTING. Thls day Is published, in Svc:. price lOs. 61 boards, a New Edi lion, of A - - PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREWING the various Sorts of MALT L1(11'011; with Examples of each Species, and tile mode of using the Thermometer and Saccharo name, rendered easy m every capacity ; the whole funning a com plete guide in Brewing London Porter, Brown Stout, Reading Beer, Amber, Hock, London Ale, %Vind'or Ale. Welch Ale, Wirternberg Ale, Scurvygrasa Ale, and Table and Shipping Beers ' to which are added General Instructions for making Malt, and Tables of the net duties of Excise on strong and table Beer, pay— able by common Brewers in town and country. By ALEXANDER MORRICE, Common Brewer. `Sixth Edition ; with the LIWI relating to Brewers, Maltsters, and Innkeepen, By JOHN WILLIASIS, Esq. London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Paternoster_ row. Where abo mar be had. price Cs. Cd. in boards, A PRACTICAL TRE.VTISE on Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening all kinds of domestic Poultry, Pheasants. Pigeons, and Rabbits, by Bonington Moubray, Esq. Fourth Edition; with, additions on Breeding, Feeding, an 3 managing Swine, on Milch Casts for the Mundy Dairy, and on Bees. " Mrs Moubray's book is unquestionably the most Practical Work on the subject in our language. Adopting its plan, any fittnily may furnish their table with the above lipzuzies at one third of tie price they are obliged to pdy at the markets and the farmer and breeder may render it a source ot additional profit." — Farmer 's •JoarnaL SPANLSIII AND PORTUGUESE LANGUAGES. ICIERNANDEZ'S NEW PRAC fICAL GRAMMAR, .2: of the SPANISH LANGUAGE; a new Edition, consider ably enlarged with Vocabularies, Naval and Military Terms, Words of Command, Dialogues, Extracts from the best Spanish Writes, and • Grammar for Spaniards to leaM English ; with an Appendix, containing tho New System of Orthography, Accentu ation, u recently authorised by the Royal Spanish Academy, and now In general use, (Ito. Its. Rd. bound. EXERCISES upon the RULES of CONSTRUCTION of the SPANISH LANGUAGE; with references to the above Overman By M. FERNANDEZ.. A New Edition, greatly improved, with Illustrations and Exer cises upon the Appendix to the Drummer, respecting Orthography, Accentuation, dm, as determined by the Royal Academy of Ma drid, 12m0., Ss. 6d. bound. A REY to FERNANDEZ'S SPANISH EXERCISES, 12in0., Ys. 6d. 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NOVA GRAIII3IATICA INGLEZA, a qual serve para In. struir aos Porniguezes na Lingua Ingleza. Par 11. J. Da Costa, Bvo.. Nova Edicso ?trim, e eonsideravelmente augutentada. lr Bd. J. Collingwood, in the Strand. BOOKS PUBLISHED BY W. PICKERING, t 7, Chancery-lane, Removed from Lincoln's-ftm.fieldv. Dedicated with permission to Earl Spencer, PRE I)IANIONI) SII.II:SPRARE, 4syo. Port 1. to XIII. each containing a Play, price ls. fil. beautifully printed by Correll, with new letter cut ex,pres.ly for the Wort: each Play is embellished with a fine Engrming from the design of Stothard, or other eminent Afaxters. This portable Edition of Shakspeare, when completer', w!il form the most elegant ever pub lished, and is uniformly printed with the Diamond lAtin and Ita lian Clanks. Miniature Latin and Italian Clatiies, embellkhal with Portraits, and dedicated with perrni‘sion to Earl Spencer :- 110RATII OPERA, 411vo. 64. board+. VIRGILII OPERA, Viso us. boards. 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Parts I. to V.; each containing six Portraits, bra printed on French papa., price 111‘ Proofs, 4to. price I/. Is.: a few copies are taken oron India paper, price 11. Ile. lid. The Sixth Part, which completes the Work, will be published on the lit of February. This imphrtant Series of Portraits forms a most desirable 'etym. peniment and illustration to the Ilirdori.'s of England by flume and Smolleti, Sharon Turner, Lingard, and others. In one vol. lllino. with Portraits. price 4s. boards, The LIVES of SIR MATTHEW HALE and JOHN EARL (IF ROCHESTER, by Bishop Burnet. " Sir Matthew was, for the brghtness and sanctity of is genius, the variety and elegance of hit learning, and the politeness of his manners, the delight and envy of his contemporaries ; his Life by Burnet cannot be too often read."--t:halmers. " Barnet's Life of Roc !tester, the attic to read for its ele gance, the philosopher for its arguments, and the saint for its piety "—I/r. Johnson. The POETICAL FIItIiMENTS of RICHARD BAXTER, author of " Saint's E‘erlasting Hest," Ice. Wm. pith 6aely en graved Portrait, price 4s. tkl. . . BREAD. To his Majesty's Land Forces in l'antonmerrs, Quarters, az.d Barracks, in the uotter-mentioneit iNnitics at.cl ' , den& : Corntall (including Kent (iccluding Tilt. Notttnghem Scilly) bury :on) Suffolk Cumberland ',encore, Sultry Derby Leicester And in the agrees] isle of Night Monmotith Counties of N. Brit. BEEF AND MUTTON. To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments.. Quarters, &d Barracks, in the males-mentioned Counties:— Bucks Gloucester i including Stafford Chester the ( ity of Bristol) Suffolk Cornwall (including )Laut' "Wirth arid South Scilly) Leicester Wales Devon ' Monmouth OATS. • To his Ilit*'attj'a Cavalry and Artillery Horses, in Csntoornetti sad Quarters, in the undeNnientinued Cowden '— Cheater Monmouth North and South Derby ter li . ilti Mlles Wow:es FOlt ttE, %fs. • QIN Hay, and fttrmir, to his Majenty's Caraliy and Artilleri florsas to Harrectn, and Oau in t..:-.atonments and Quarters, .1 the udder-rnentional Countien:— Niwthamptob 'Warwick Nottingham York Swint And in the several Counties of N. Belt That the deliveries are to comment.e on anti for the 25th Oak of Fehrurry nest ; that Proporsds in Writing, ended up, and marked " Tender for Am" Supp lies ," will be received at this O ffi ce on or before TaesdaY, the 27t Day or January next ; bat ndoe ttul be received after l'ireive o'Clock on that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County kid Island, except for the Connties comprising North and South Wide', all et which must be *Wald in ore Tender, as also mid the several Counties in North lleir.M and each Proposal must here thb Lette• which is annex e d t o the fender properly 'Hied by tiyiio of known Property engsfring to become boom t with *lt Psi* pc- doing, in the Amount stated in the printed ?attics**, foe the doe performance of the CoOtract = and no Propoistl Itiff tioeit 4 cii unless made on a primed Tendcr, mid the Pries cepeaberstio Words at length ; and should It so happen that during the con tinuance of the Contract no Troops oboidd be suppled by v,lpir '- the same the amount of the }Ramps on the Contract and Merit: paid in the first butanes by the Catithictdr, shin be (Await) tc him. Thetienbres tht Contracts may be hbettlibe Apps at these (lambent, between the flours of Ten end roar. P.B.—Samples of time Bread and Meat may be atm at thfileice between the Hour, of Twelve and Twit. FOR.IIIE_STON,E AND GpAVIIL. Yawl) is &safe aat efFetieious Remedy for those paint::! and dangerous Disorders. In addition to the numerous eases core of the MOO respeetable Persons already published in the Tenth Edition of Stifgeoti " Perry' s DisquiAltion on the Stone ... ), two remarkable instances have recently °caned. Reference to the Parties, and Particulars or their Cases, may I.c had ertNe Ptoprietor, No. it, HadclitfV-terrace, Doswell- ttreet-ro gate of No: It, Southampton-street, Illooinsbury-square, where th, Soli•ant continues to be prepared and 'Chi, in Bottles of is. ; and 225. each. The Truth Edition of Surgeon " Perry's Disquisition on the Stone" may also be bad atathe fame place, and, together with the Solvent, of the various Medicine Venders throughout the Kingdom rEIIfALE PILLS hive 9b tamed the sanction and approbation of Gentl e man of the Medical Profession, as it safe and Valuable Med icin in mipawing obstructions, and relieving ether Inconveniences to which the feerks!e frame is liable, eipeeially those whirs at an early period Of it. frequently arise from want of exercise and general debility of the system. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, ream e giddiness and nervous heed-ache, and are eminently Useful in windy disorders, pains in the stomach, shortness bf breath, and palpita tions of the bean. Purchasers are Tteved to :mark , that, n a testimony of au thenticity, each bill of directions Is signed with the name ct " C. Krandey," in writing; sold wholesale and retail in London by Wright, No. .91, Fleet . -etreet ; Barclay and hors. Fleet market ; Newbery and Sons, it. Paul's Church = yard ; Sit?ton Co., Bow Church-yard ; Sanger, 150, OzfOrd.street, ippolite Bond-street ; Leans and Son. hongJime, Stnidifield ; Johnonn, Oreek-street, Soho; Butler and Sons, Cbcapsillee ; Godfrey aril Ilishopsgate-street ; and by all Country Venders„ et 2s. 9d. per Box. •.* It is necessary to inr.ioni the Public that Kearsley's is the only original and genuine 51eiVeine, and hes been prepared by them for inore than thirty years. Under the especial Patronage of the Princess ESTERHAVi. ' his Excellency the late AMBASSADOR fronts the Eatisitedef Penis, and many High and lbatingufalind- Namara", I[3 OIVLA ND gh.U.l'I R OR, for Preerrylog, Itraulf fying, and Improving the COMPLEX/ON. A Lady' of Title, in the course el her Travels and hatintimal Researches in the Eastern part of the World, discovered 111 COMlliand forming 04 of the most exquisite and pleasing t ',nineties, hitherto unknown In this or any other Country. This Cosmetic pi vayssea peculiar Balsamic properties energetically efficient In eatlicating Freckles, Pimples, Spots, Redness, and all Cutaneous Entptions, and grcdnafty pse ducing aDelicate, Clear and White Skin, rendering the :nest willow Complexion clear and lovely, and beautifully soft. To the Face, Neck, and Antis it imparts a Healthy and Juvenile Bloom, resist ing the depredations made on the Akin by the scorching rays of the Sun. It diffuses on the Skin a Coolness truly leasing ; a_resavirft the Skin front the inclement atmosphere. It ts o f great Minty tO In rants. By a due perseverance In the application of ROW LA Nfrat KA 1.1 . 1)0R, it tends to promote the free exercise at thoeseitt portant functions of tht Skin, which ire of the utmcst impatience for the preservation of Health ar.d a Beautiful Complexion. • It is also of great importance to Ltdies during the period of suckling, as It gives immediate relief to irflatned Nipples, cools ar.d renders the Infant's mohth truly comfortable. It in pertictls innocent, and thtt most delicate Lady or Child may at all tunes use it with the greatest safety, and by a continued appitaetion, its bat eau:it effects will ptove it the most beneficial and pleasing prepara tion ever produced. It should be a V ade Slecum fore cry family. To Gentlemen whose Facet are tender After shaving.—A gale infelicity which attends the operation of Shaving, i, the irritation of the Skint many (lentlemen sutra greatly from tels aims. Pen land's Ealytior will be ftiund el:cdleat beyond pietxdent inaituto rating and allaying that most unpleasant sensation. It alto anitsa on antidote to theme edicts emanating on the Skin in travelling, I'M Hot Sun and Cold Winds. It numetruttsly allays the irritating and smarting pain, and imparts delightful coolness, rendering Else Skin smooth and even. In consequence of the recommendation of severel Personages. who attested thz pre-eminent Virtues of thin Ccin:el:, the sole Pmyrictorn, A. ROW LAND and SON. poichased ;he Recipe of the :those Lady, and o6el it to the Nobility, Deetrf, a-d the Public in germ', as a valuable Prepiratioh. :laid at Ps. and 4n.fkl. per bottle, duty inclaled. Sold by the sole proprietnni, A. ROWLAND and SON, Yo. 1 1 atton-garden • olborri, Ander. ; anti by appointment, by Mes perfumers to his Majesty, Titchbourrie-wPret ; 117, Dank and Pierce, 57, D. Ring', 33, New Rond.strcet ; ley anti Blew. Cockspur-street ; Sanger, 130, 09fortattet: Bow and Co. 17, Johnston, 13, tireek-street: Butlers, 4. Cheapish', an 1 220, Regent-street; Rowney, led, Baron-garden; J. T. Itiatge. ii 3, Chetpside ; Tette, 41, Johnston bit, CombM ; PA wards; 90, St. Peal's Church-yarl; Burge... id, 110ThOrn-'n11; Low, IN, Prout, 229, Strand; Barclay and Sons, 95. Flact-wilitket; IStniod hag and Nix, Royal Exchange; and 14 most Perfumers and M edicine Venders who vend their celebrated 31acsaaar'OiL tl 11 11 r ~' i i I I il i f I . i ~I ii lc 0 SUPERIOR STYLE AND ECONOMY IN CLOTHING. SHOOBRIDGE, DRAPER, TAILOR, and Mr. HABIT-MAKER, respectfully solicits the Public and Fashionable World, to inspect his SAXON and SPANISH CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, which he flatters himself will satisf: the most fastidious connoisseur, u to quality and colour. Being determined to keep none hut the best stockmen, he is en. abled to exhibit Fashionable Garments, of every description, equal to any in the West, and fur little more than half price. Gentlemen are therefore entreated to give him a trial, which he makes no doubt will prove satisfactory, and ensure a continu ance of that public patronage which he has hitherto se amply ex perienced. A capital Assortment of Fancy Waistcoats, Roquetos, water proof (;leaks, in Cloth end Camlet, and Fancy Goods connected with hi's business, equally cheap. KENT HOUSE, No. 41, Cbeapaide, *mike Wood -street, London.