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LONDON, WEDNESI)AI, DECEMBER 15, 1824.

1:1()I1 INDIA, sTEANt VESSEL ENTERPRIZE,
fent Tow. Lieut. I. H. JOHNSTON, 14N. Coannander.
The 'hove superior Vessel (lined fix Passengers only and wcarry
a :Surgeon) now building at Messrs. Gordon's Yard. at Dartford,
and to he en m:,loted with Machinery of the beat description by M.
Mandalay, will be calculated for either, sailing or straining, and will
start for Calcutta. to touch at the Cape and Madras, early in March
next. The calculations hold out every prospect of her arrival in
Calcutta within two months. . _ .

Applications lot Passage to be made to 31r. R.. 1. Saunders,
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and Co.;
And also to the Commander at the Jerusalem Coffee House.

110RAM.I. REGENT'S PARK.—Two New Views,
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ORIGINAL new PEHISTREPIIIC PANORAMA
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GENTLEMAN.--On Sunday, the 19th
AA lo►tant, a NEW JOURNAL, ands the Style and Title of
•• THE ENGLISH GENTLEMAN." will be Ent published,
by Edward bison Pouchiie, at No. 7, Drydgra-nueet, Covent.
garden.
To be had 'Watery Newswender, pries 7d.

cRENCH I)ANCING MASTER.—A French Dane-
hag !Waster, lately arrived in this Metropolis, will Teach
Dancing with the speed and graceful manner ao peculiar to the
Frencl. Dancing Masters. He will teach the young people during
the varatlon, which is a sufficient time to learn to dance with ease,
and to present himself with grace.
Apply by letters only, post paid, to A. IL, at Mr. Arlben's,
No. tat, Tottenhanucourt-road.

FIRE ON LUDGATE HILL.—The elaggerated ac-
count which appeared in several of the public papers, having
produced an erroneou, impression respecting this Destructive Fires
we take an opportunity of informing our friends, that our premises
in the front of Ludgate-hill are preserved, and only those at the
back in Little Bridge-street, Illackfriam, were consumed. We beg
further to state, we have succeeded in obtaining convenient manu-
factories in the Old Ilsiley, and Ireland-yard, Illackfriars, to carry
on the business of the Establishment until our own are re-instated,
and that we can now with confidence se';-it the favours of our
numerous customers and Inends, whose patronage we hare hitherto
so etif.nently enjoyed.
W. IVILKINSON and SONS, 14, Ludgate-hill.

()UTFITS I HAB,34ThERnr'S, Old Bata-
Writers, Cadets, and Officers in his .31sicsty's service, about
to rinhaik for India, or any foreign destination, are respectfully
informed they MR be promptly supplied with every necessary for the
voyage aml a residence in India. and at the lowest wholesale prices.
CALICO SHIRTS, of every description, from 3s. each ; White
Jean Jackets, 'Prowlers, ika at proportionably low prices ; Cots,
Sea Iffediliag, Cabin Furniture, &c. of every kind.
Ladies' Outfits on equally Moderate terms ; the greatest possible
variety kept for immediate use. Ladies can also have their own
materials for dresses made up in the most fashionable manner.
Baggage of every description iihiliPed, and information given
respecting the sailing of East India teasels.

THOMAS TAYLOR. and CO. Tailors and papers;
194, STRA N 1), opposite St. Clements Church, beg most
respectfully to acquaint those (it:sidemen. who wish to be furnished
with Fashionable Clothes, made up of the hest Materials and
Workmanship, can, by calling at the above, see an Assort.
meat of fashionable walking and travelling cloth cloaks, hand-
somely made; also. real water-proof, camblet, Spanish, and travel-
ling cloaks. gentlemen's walking, driving, and travelling top and
boa coats kept tin hand.
T. Taykir and 'o. beg also to state. that having laid in a stock
of handsome fashionable toilenettes for waistcoats, they can of
them ns an snide suptrifw to any that has been offered to the Pub_
he. A large Assortment kept ready-made on haml, of the choicest
pattern.
lientlernen who wish to have something superior in blacks and
bluest for dress and opera coats, can be accommodated with a
superior article, having some of the finest Saxony cloths on hand,
which thew can offer at very low prices for ready money.
N.ll.—Htniffsorne opera and dress coats nn hand ; also a choice
selection of blacks, blues, and drabs ; milked kerseymere for pan-
taloons and dress trowscni, kept for the inspection of Gentlemen
who wish to be measured for the same. . .

Those lientlemen who wish to have something superior in
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Strand, opposite St. Clements Church. Gentlemen who wish to
be waited upon at their own house, or elsewhere, will be imme-
diately attended to, on addressing a lina, post paid, to T. Taylor
and Co. 114, Strand.

PRACTICA I. AIeRICULTURE.
This day is published,.

1. A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRI-
CII.7I.TURE and MODERN HUSBANDRY; in which
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Thm day is published.
AN EXPOSITION of the NATURAL SYSTEM
of the NERVES of the HUMAN BODY ; with the
Papers from the Pklkrophical Transactions on the sense Subject.
Re CHARLES DELI,
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geons. Lecturer in the School of Orme. Windmill.street, and
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Br the same Anthor.
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URETHRA.

London : Published by Loninuin and Co. Paternoster.tow.

MOUBRAY ON POULTRY. Rt.

New Edition, enlarged bv a Treatir.;;Tii;:fni,adapeod to the
lise.of Private Families.

This day is publishodpsice i;;:itTio;r7fs,-;iill a coloured Fronds.

rime.
APRACTICAL TREATISE on BREEDING,
REARING. and FATTENINO all KINDS of
DOMESTIC POULTRY, PHEASANTS, PIGEONS, and
RABBITS: including also an interesting i mount of the Erptian
Method of Hatching Eggs by Artificial Heat, with some Modern
Experiments thereon: trom3lemoninda made du.-ing Forty Yeah'
Practice. Also on Breeding, Feeding, and Managing Swine,
Mileh Cows, and Bars.
By BONINGTON BIOUBRAY, Esq.
Fifth Edition, enlarged by a Treatise on Brewing, adapted to the
Use of Private Families.

" Mr. Moubray's little Book on the Breeding, Rearing, and Fat-
tening all Kinds of Domestic Poultry and Pigs is unquestionably
the most practical work on the subject in our I . The Au-
thor's situ stems to have been to avoid scienti.ic derail, and to con-
vey his information in plain and intelligible terms. The conveni-
ence of a small poultry-yard. two or three pigs, with a breeding
sow, and a cow for cream, milk, butter, and cheese, in an English
country-house. appears indispensable; and to point out how these
may be obtained at a reasonable expense aeons to have been Mr.
31oubray's object. fly adopting the plan of lilt Work. any family
may furnish their table with these lunurica at one-third of the price
they are obliged to pay at the market and the fanner and breeder
may render it the soun:e of considerable protit."—Fanner's Journal.
•,* The Chapter on Brewing nay be had separately, to complete
the tomer Editions, price Is.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row.