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".0r snperibr`r egrees 'ill the Uh.tv'ersity of Calii laiidge, ktr iliq,fiest Work in English Pcoic, embracing the .;fctlio.wil.rg Sobjedb :' . .. . _ . -. ... .. . ..1.;71:11,-.,pr .h.tblt: Design of .the Divine Prov- . oence in sub. - 0E614 so' large 'a Portion of Asia to .. .ttK , : - , Britisfi.-Doini -7,lLions. • - ' . : - ... : .., ... ~. ..„ ~.. 11, The Duty, the Means, and the Conse-cluencesof.irans ,. Lang the Scriptures into the Oriental Tongues ;. and of k pro. voting C ledge in Asia . • -111. Historic VieW of,the Prorass-of the'Cospel .in d tti..tent N.atiolis,.since its first 1 3 tothulgation. ; illustrated tw Maps, chewing its.luininuus Trick thiotillout the World; 'with Ciar:Jiioliigical. Notic'e - S of 16' DiVatiOnjo p:rticular :3-14-::esi- - 1 tie st:4l - on-otr - Mahomettanisnt.to heniarlted with :Ran ; aitd those:cif P.agitnisln with a DARK Colour. 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NAVY EQUIPAGE. • rrHE PATENT .CAII4 P - BEDSTEADS, Furni .--1.- ta reoVitirasses, and Bedding eonimlete, are very respeet y reconunended Gentitiinen,.as being. the most portable and superior y to others. ialade ill Loudon ; Marquee s , ' Tents' r.bles*.And ChairS, ou illiprAved ~ 'principleS ; Sea Cuts Sofa 14edii,'apq t r .lniits,--for'on guard Ship ; Musquitto P 1 et,kurin ture, aud Parent Brass screw Bedsteads, tar East ana West IndieS,:anct all - Foreign Climate's, at • ' - .A4014C:A.N and SANDE • .; Patent 11.1..t.Isteiol,IVIanufa4ory and Ware-Rooms, . , Nos. i 6 and 17,4:atherine-street, Strand. - Morgan And Sanders's New-ilivented Imperial Dining 'tables, allowed to Se the:most complete and blegant set of • Tables ever yet inven.te4-areyery portable,. packing in,a Lox but ten Inches ace!). - ' • N. B. The. FastiOnabte - Sota.Bed and Chair... Bed Ware bowe . . . , *MONEY JtE ADY TO 'ADVANCE.' 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NEW I'N.V:ENTRD HATS. • . corwecprence of .the very great coOwlaints a late of the bad duality of Hats, it has induced Mx. E, of No. 71, „Strand, who has resided there these io -years; to try the experimemt of rflixing With 'Bea. Ner, and which he has found to answer his most ardent expec. tations, not only for their durability, which, on-trial-, will.be toured to wear' out near two such Hats as are made,: in the -usual way, the Mole 'Fur-na:vitiog them so Irma' fixer, and of a chisel. ; texture than the various coarse Furs that are visu a lly made, use.. of in the Maisulaaure of fiats; and, WI tit other good qualities; the Fur will..not come off; which has been so much compiaincd of 9,f lase, as. well as their , taking a mast beaditiful Black, whie:l , ,vvill retain .their colour: and being the Manufadurer of his own - 14 - ass, he sells theirs at tAe very low price of 11 ss. Stamps included. 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Chilblains it prevents fromi breaking, and instantly removes their tormenting itching. Prepared only, and sold by R. I N S TON pothecary ; ts, Greek.street, Soho, London, at 25. 9d. each Box or Bottle. ;.and by every Medicine Vender in the United King dom. 'V' The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the NaMe of R. Johnston inserted an it.., FOR THE TOOTH-ACH THE ODONTALCIC, OR CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF. HORSIi RADISH. rrHIS Essence possesses the Power of safely and imMediately stopping the Tooth-ach and it has the peculiar Property, it tt comes in contact with the exposed Nerve, of,preventing the recurrence of that torturing Mala.' cty ; so that the Tooth will remain. useful and ornamental through life. It does' not contain any burning or pernkiious . quality ; hut when applied to th e N erve the.t:peration is the" same as a Styptic on a bleeding Vein. Prepared by Thomas King, Apothecary, nv. , ck -street,' Bath ; anti sold Only by F. Newhery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church. yara,, London ; Bottles., inice ts. 4L and 2s. 9:l • e4ch, Duty included.; but none .are genuine hnt those which, have the words, " F.'•Newbery, No. 45, St: engrave 4 in the StampS. • • \ Sold also, by their app o int ment , h vi T . Wadet.Old Boio- street ; Bacon and Co. anti E. ' , lien,Oxford-sirect ; I . :•Ward, Middle-row, Holborn ; Tutt, 14iyal Exchange ; and W. ('tart. e t lioroLigh Iligh.street • PRICE Sr PENCE. MR. BELL's NEW PUBLICATION OF LA BELLE ASS IMBLI/E , • or, COURT and • I . .lSHltlt'Al3l.fr: AM.;.-ILII•E, to be puolished, fir to,: first on Saturday ne,t, price Batt-a-.Crown,is likely to prove toe richest and most interesting Work th.:.t ever i1;,6 been•punii - Sli:dat the saute puce. in ki,iy COnntry, .considci. ink the great variety of oriinat. and important Lil:rary titles wt , ii ;, the Wo-k is to contain, antidalso the very supe rior st) le in winch ail tneXtubellishments are . execul:Al. Tile Work is printed un fine royal wove paper, royal oitavo. It -is impoesible to deser.o , e its various pretemions in the limited space Ora Newspaper Advertisement ; but the Embellishityalts ii av he st,ded in part to consist of, 's • , 'lst, A , most . admit : able Likeness of our Mist Gracious Queen Charlotte, fiaely. engraved . by Scriven, otter ;he cete • brated original l'icture by Sir Wni. 14eeeliey. _ ad, A whole i,ngth Portrait of the' Niarehioness of 'Form shendin. her tourt Dress, as worn lay her on,the last Royal. "Birth.. clay • 3(1.• Three. - v4h - ole length figures represwmg the London Dres, and tour new II ad-dresses, al! cicsi tied in the by Collins, lobes, and tierney. Of 3ond,,treet, 4th, Five Whole lenktlt, f igures in the Last month's Qrerics of Pars. sth, Two new Patterns for Need.e oth, A new Sung, entitled.'" Onk uer tnat 1 10.Pe," imitated from Tas:, , o, and 3:.t to ts.insl^:: for the Piart6 . --1.0r:., ex'ressly tor this Work, by the (2.unp;,set a the or the List new pc , ,ular P ut " The Travellers." L Iclon Printed tor. 1. 13e11, at th. 2 •Wt Nlesse4,r .0 trrec, Shutt) impton-itreer, ; 2114 sold by ev,ty 130 ikset ier in the United - c o du.u. twlteln in: , y be had, Rnitis, Prospectuses It lari:::ot the W.0r;,:.- BRICHTON. —I2A i'I:TAL TAVERN, • By Mr. It. it. ATTREE, On the Premises; on l'i tti r s o a :vl::rtii 6_ Five o'clock, ATruly Deirable . COPfHOLD ESTATE, exil ed the New Snip' :tavern, in •Sriip-st.cei, now occopatiOn of Mr. john Rau:tomb, tantalizing several dmi , ,g ,apartfnents,.4rid making upwards ot .3o bedi ; comlnoctinis wine vault.and bcer cellars ; extcnsive Yard ; vood-ac.co,- touted Tap attached ; stabling for forty h..rs-es, staudiny; tor 12. carriages, with r...,0my granaries an t lofts., he Estate :s cooyholdoi inheritance, holden olthe L‘lanor of 13nOtt helm, stone,•at a small stinted fine and heriot, on death or tion. For turthe particulars apply to the A iictioneer, ille-street ; or Messrs.. Attree and. Son, Solicitor, • BURY, lIANTS. FOR SALE BY VRIVATE CONTiZ.ACT, jk.Dosirable FiIEEtrOLD ESTATE. The PlT mises consist o' two L weni.o...sc,, fit for gentecl ‘vitit, a Carden behind each, one of which is iarger than the other, each !nitre ttvogo,d sitting parlo:irs, with t‘vo good_ bed:rooms of equal size over, and al jot cl(set between, and two good garrets ; a kitchen and, wa,h-ht3use behind, and behinAing to each ;.one pump - in cotrunon, wi!it plenty of water, and aro now in the several uccupati,ifis 0 1 resped_ able families:There are also adjoining three Tsuietnents. with Garden behind.eacti ; als a l'uttocl of yery tine.,Land e of about seven acres, and two Labourers' Cottzges and a small. Pans :!;.fl - eon. The D hou-s:e.s and enernentS at: situ ate at Bury, a.small pleasant villioze in thc. p:itish of A ver stoke, having a picturesque Vis;w of Stoke's Bay and the Tyre of Wight trusts the' chamber WilidoWs, and about half a rn!te from the sea so ,re (whecos.cxecilent bathing), and not more than a in:le and a quarter front - Gosporf, i'larwe .i!cet-town,, The roatis are good, and the rides a nd country roun d peauti fui.• The Puttock of Lana is a tew minutes' weft' from the Dwelling-lion - se, and lies immediately in .trout. 'Ther;.` is a gateway to toe with suificiont widrh to build therein a Conh-Irmse and Stable. For furthei'l'ar- . ticulars apply to A. B. Newcastle Cot:lee-house, St. Mary's hill, Billingsgate. This situation would suit for's iioart.i.%g School, there not being One near: rIOSPORT, HANTS. -For PRIVATE -SALE, 11.... Jr a desirable • and. valitable F R rEH E S TAT E situate iininediately•abutting Portsmouth Harbour - . The Buildings consist of" Four Messuages or Dweliing-houses, with suitable OfEceS; a large Store-house, capable of con taining zio hogsheads, with foUr Tenements over the same ; a large Court=yard,. in whia are two Kitchens, and smooth .Pavements, with a Well of most excellent Water in great plenty. - hese Premises, with- the BuildiOs therzirt. con tajn, in depth, from East to West, at' the N , ,ith side, d 4 feet 6.inches ; from the cast to the West. against the street, 6a . feet ;, from North -to South, at_the East end,. 56 feet and 6 inches ; and from North to South, at the West end, 94 feet, or thereabouts. Also, all that Piece of Ground sitnvre im mediately adjoining the Buildings, at the East end, and con taining, from 'East to West, 69feet; and from North to South, at the west end, 57 feet ; and, from 'Not tit to South . , at th e East end, 28 feet ; now in the several occupations of'Messri. Richards, snip but:des - 5, and others. These _Premises are most eligibly situated for a • Breurery, a Shipbuilder, or Prize-Agent, 44c. The whole of the , our Tenements imme diatelyabutting file Sea, and which stand over the Storehouse, are vury capable, at a trifling expense, to be converted into StA , re.houscs ; a gtek benefit accruing to the ...MeV:: Store houses, that of water-carriage. The La:CI-taxis redeemed. For further Parliculars.apPb• to Mr, A. I . Newcastle Cof fee-ho Use, St. '.lary'S•hitl, t • 7'777 •--- A , 7• HEN .Prgfessional Men of Ed u cati on an d V Responsibility t.t4.! UAW from System by the selection n a . pei,uliar brinich; ttl: sanction of long con. tinned success is the best crite6ott or superi.ritv. Eight years have I devoteu my practice. to the exclusive treatment Three Ilisorders, 2!;d the , suLcesstill result of my pian gives me additional ardor to oppose ; as lar -as I am able, the ravages of thrie Complatnts- tvinc.Ai are the most important in the Catalogue'of Human Infirmities. . . After initiation into every "Branch, as-rovArtitySurgeon, t formed a wish at an early period of :.Prattice . to rescue in :ivMoat's- front the ignorance of uneducated men, or equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The Three Disorders, wthe Cure of which I have de *omit my' attention, corn, every species of • VENE REAL I N ECT lON , whether of a recent or log ration : idly, An kinds of debility, •whettifer . arising Irmo the habits of school. buys, or .the induigenies of :nat ure age lastly; :sett derange:mint of the system in wo men which is'called BARRENNESS, or sr EIZIL LTV. Numerous 1 Useiises are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treitinent of a simple Gonorrhtea • and it not 'in frequently happens that me seeds of Eit ' e are poisore,4 by the indzifcretion of an unguarded hour. 7 .13 y a shperio: me thocl such Complaints are easily cured ; and; even !,et:; others .have failed,. I trust that 1 rAay presume as radical,re-establishment. Few, hoWeVer, are the 'cases of• complicated distresi in this-disorder, compared with the calamitous. situations-of Men, who, trom an indulgence in a solitary 'vice, or the prevalent. gaieties' of a .flisilicliable.• life, acquire, that state of. Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. . . Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, ttilt carefuily conceals his .ruisfortune, it may be some con,o lation for him to know, that although it be an object a doubt or uncertainty with ether Frattitiuners, the removal of these Peticiencles. by tite gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of my Ext , ,trience. if the rites of Bacchus or yenus, , haie began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will he ,nreyen te d by an early .Ceunterat \ non of this languid State ;*. and in 'these cases, no great difficulty will occur. • . But where this Deficiency his for years existed, a proper perseverance .is intlispernalilv requisite to tevivc the slum bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. MA R R.l ED Wt.),ME N who have long been disappointed in their expeatations_of i Family, :flay be assured, 'that in most instances, such ilefeels are curable bg'• Medical skill. The se.:ra.sy . Which is. sei essential to my undertaking, and tn.: qualifications whici - i 1 have presumed to state, form :he basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is.-given, that Mr. Mee may be consulted per,enaily, or by Letters (inclining a small Note;, at his house, .No. ay, Arundel street, Strand, near-- Temple Bar. There is an •addition.il Entrance ift Water-street, :oining; and the Name is oni Orn the doors. Martin Uwe, Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons. f ,O V.J