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CHILBLAINS SPRATNS,&c. AJ 1)1'61) E L IKIC.--Cajeput Oil, which is 11_, the basis of this Opodeldne, has ban lam esteemed an the Confiners as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Af 'retinas, Chilblains, Palsy. Stiffness, and Enlargement of the Joints, Spraits. Bruises, and Deafnese ; and the experience of late years, England. proves that it merits the high character given of it by Dl.:At ernirent in the profession. in those obstinate complaints. ileing combined in the form of ( fpodeldoc, it is rendered snore ,anr.r.hng, and consequently much mere efficacious as an external irrite.,....on. Rubbed upon the skin, hr means of flannel, or the sem lam!. it allays morbid irritation tf nerves, invigorates the lbsorbcnts. and accelerates the circulation. . . SZ7nlirittles,st Is. 1 id. and 2s. hd. by Butler, Chemist, 4, Chespstie, St. Paul's. and 220. Regent.street, (near the Argyll itotaso 1.4.nd0n; and by the principal Medicine Venders through out the Kingdom. 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E()l,l,Ee'rl()NS OF TIIE LIFE OF LORD BY RON. from the year Mei to the end of 11111; detailing the Proevess of his Literary Career, in his several publiciitions of the English Bards, Childe Harold, the Corsair Am.; and exhibit ing his esrly character and opinions. Taken froml Authentic Docu. nients, in the pieviession of the Auttor. By the late R. C. To which is prefixed, an account of the circumstances leading to suppression of Lord Ilyron's Correspondence with the Author, vd his Letters to his Mother. lately announced for publication. a Report of the Lord Chancellor's Decision in the cause ilobliouse and Hanson v. Dallas and others. London: printed to: Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. vet shortly will be published. in I vol. Rvo. with &Chan, 14e. FrIINVELS in the REPUBLIC of COLOMBIA, in 187.2 and lan By (1. MOLLIEN. 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FRIENDSHIP'S OFFERING ; o r, the Annual Re membraneer, a Christina* Present and New Year's Gift for ; tined up in a most elegantly embossed Cower, de signet expressly for the occasion, with Medallions of Homer, rryil, Milton, and Skakspearc, price Twelve Shillings. A few l'^etes with Proofs of the Plates on Indian paper, price Eighteen Shillings. The very flattering reteptioa which was bestowed on the volume of friendship's Offering fur the year 1824, has induced the Proprie_ 10 °sw make fresh exertions to merit this year a continuance of the Wr support. It will be seen, that among the contributors are the s nismt'aloes of Mi's Edgeworth. Mrs. Dole.. L.E.L., Author of th a"lmprovisatrice," 11ev. Thos. Dale, site. The Embellishments are ant only far more numerous, but much superior in execution sod satiety to those of last year ; and the Work, on the whole, is a more comprehensive, inter es ting, and useful scale. The Nome...Ts, therefore, confidently appeal to a liberal and dia. ri"lry puh:;:., feeling con v i nce d t h at suc h endeavours to produce 'Pko , cr end elegant Christmas Present will be acceptable, and ex had to meet with corresponding encouragement. CosT lNTS.—Preface—Description of Constantinople, St. Berne, and Naples—The Portnne Teller, by Sir Helaolds—Tale of Disobedience, by Mm. Opie—Thel „.'"ental Thermometer. by Miss M. Edgeworth--The Suicide's L.—llome, by the same—Farewell, by' the Rev. Dale—Expostulstion, by the 1:".11C—To the 3lemory of '*lnes, by 11. E. Lloyd, Esq.—Song. by the same—Tale of Rt. Natation, by Alm. °pie._ The Good Shepherd—Ballad, by L. 11. X.l- same—TranslationThe Sailor, by the same—Translation from Klopstock, by E. Lloyd, Esq.—Sonn et f rom the Italian, by the same— Epi. moo? a Lap Dog, by th e same— F rom t h e I ta li an, b y t h e same— '4Lisa, from the Spani s h, b y t h e same—Ariadne, from the Its. 2.4 the ssnic—lrorn Guarini, by the same—To the Flower, ' . "Nat me not," by Mrs. Opie--Lannucci, a Tale of the 13th ' ur—A Landscape, by Claude Lorraine--Account of the V ee. proclaimed. for 1825, at Room—Charades, Riddles, &c. of Comae—Reply to Bachelor's Fare--Scraps.-- , ..to last Vesr's Riddles, &c.—Compendious Weather --Ann Year 11123—T0 the New Year, by H. E. Lloyd, Esq. ual N at ,. Lin or tr:NREI LIqIIRITYTII 1 Illuminated external Embel lish 0 • *— ' 'fleata—... Presentation Plate 3. Illuminated Title Page— s._ Fineiful Dedication Plate-5. View of Constantinople—fs. View Petersburg -7. View of Berno—B. View of Na ples -9. The }"ruse Teller,Trom Sir J. Reynolds-10. Design by R. Westall, f, l 9.feten a Scene in the Tale of Disobedience, by Mrs. Opie— " Ilaroe, from a Design by T. 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P. 11.0 s. luipey's Office of Sheriff IL .Is. thoughts, and discovers much knrorled4e of the human bean. The pious and worthy translator published this volume in hope of oh_ taming aid from its sale to enable him to comisme his evangelical labours in France; and se sincerely wish him success."—Evange heal Magazine. 14. TU WORE or the Gamester's Progress : a Poetic Tale, embellished with an elegant Copperplate Frontispiece, beautifully printed in royal boards . Gaining is so destructive a vice in society, that we would gladly give ellect to every attempt to ware the youthful mind from an enticement so fatal. The moral Hercules has a many-beaded Hydra to combat, and a large stable to clean out, before he will have finished hit task ; but we have reason to believe that much good has been done of late towards reforming this dangerous pro.. penalty ; and we hope that the unpremeditated impulses of nature, as displayed in this poetical delineation of the Gamester's Progress, will contribute to the same desirable end."—British Press. la. The BEAUTIES of DWIGHT. or Dr. Dwight's System of Theology abridged; with a Sketch of his Life, a Portrait, and an Original Essay on his Writings, In which his religious views tre compared with those of other distinguished Divines of the Trims-Atlantic Empire. 4 vols. Ilimo. boards, We were happy to see an abridgement of the masterly works of Professor Dwight. if it were only because so many move studious persons will now be able to benefit by his labours than would other wise have done. 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The Author has evidently a tine poetical imagination, which he has devoted to the cause of evangelical religion and humanity ; his pictures are beautiful."— Evangelical 3lagazine. 17. TALES from SWITZERLAND, vol. I, 3s. beards. TALES from SWITZERLAND, vol. 2, ettibelliahed with a beautiful Copper-plate, from a View in Switzerland, 34.6 d. boards. TALES from SWITZERLAND. vol. 3, embellished with a beautiful Copperplate of another View in Switzerland, 3s. lid. boards. •• Our readers may safely eomm;t thew Tales into the hands of their fiends. We have read them ourselves with great pleasure., and should be happy if our limits allowed us to expatiate at length on their varied excellencies."—Christian Guardian. 18. An ALPINE TALE, suggested by some circumstances which occurred towards the commencement of the present Century. By the Author of " Tales front Switzerland, /cc. &c. 2 vas. 12mo. 10s. hoards. 19. A LETTER to the EDITOR of the BRITISH RE VIEW, occasioned by the notice of " No Fiction," and " Mar tha," in the last Number of that Work. By Andrew Ri.ed, price Is. 6d. " We have read this pamphlet with no little surprise ; we strongly recommend a perusal of the Letter to such of our readers as have taken an interest in the controversy, and to such of then, more es pedall.y as have had their minds tinged with prejudice towards Mr. Reed. `—New Bran. Mag. March 1824. " We close our notice of this pamphlet by extracting from it a defence of Fiction, as a mode of inculcating moral and religious truths, by far the most masterly that we ever read.' . .—lnvestigator, April 1821. 20. A DISCOURSE on SPIRITUALITY of MIND, deli. vered at Chapel-street Meeting, Blackburn, February I, 1821. By the Rev:Joseph Fletcher, A.M. Second Edition. is. &I. " This is a sermon of distinguished merit, and well caleuSted to sustain the high reputation of its intelligent air amiable Author. 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With Farms, Houses, Offices, Cottages, and Gardens. Lot 3. The capital Estate of GUARADIt'E, also part of the Manor of DENI;AN, in a line commanding situation, tau the atia4l to Dublin, coni;iping FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY IRISH ACRES. Compri.litg Twenty Cottages, and sundry Enclosure of rich Met. dow, Pasture, and Arable head. Lot 4. A very valuable and compact Estate called PELLET'S TOWN, alto p.m of the Manor of DENDAN, on the high Road to Dublin, comprising Farm Moines, with Cottages, out up wards of 111 ; (1 HUNDRED AND SEVENTV-THREE IRISH ACRES ()Erich Meadow, Pasture, owl Arable Laud. Lot b. The capital Manor of DALLYMAGLOSSAN, com prising the capital 3lansion House and Estate of Bal4mA/toss/wt. with( tlfices of all descriptions, spacious Lawn, Coach Houses. a: , Stables. and the Farms of Lynaghstown, nrewuratb, and Poleben. containing upwards of EIGHT HUNDRED AND NINETEEN IRISH ACRD Of most excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable linr.d. Lot C. The SOUTH MANOR of TRIM, situate on the South side of the River Boyne, comprising the ancient grand Struo ture of King John's Castle, on the Ranks of the Boyne. • miss superb Ornament of the ll'ountry—the King's Park adjoining : one capital Dwelling-house, and several other good substantisl Dwell ing -houses, Cottages, and Gardena ; Two Public-houres, with Ciadens, /cc. and sundry Inclosures of excellent Laud, in and :.round the Town of Trim, containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND EIMITV IRISH ACRE.'. The Road from Mailings! to Dublin, and the Deegan Road, ia• tersect the Estates. Lot. 7. The NORTH NIA NOR of TRIM, on the North side of the Boyne, which is dititted from the foregoing Lot by the River; comprising two teat Owelfing.houses, in the Toga ut Trim • the Crowpark Estate, commanding fine Views of the Wicklow Ilountains ; and sundry ether rscellent Farms and In. closure's, containing upwards a THREE BENI/RED AND 1/311TV-EIUUT IRISH ... Of excellent Meath:e n^(l Arable I.ancl. 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