The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-28 00:00:00

291, Regan-stmt. Oxford-street.

vrti. Marrivrl and Ikneticed Cloy-
Fr man, tinnier', Tutor to • Nobleman Of the highest rank,
1-....r..i...quent1y receiving a few l'upils into his Family, resident
servenient distance from London, has now a Vacancy.
Itllth to lw .ichlresaesl to the Rev. A. B. Mc. l'roweit's, Book.
tson.t.rtreet. London.

_
---TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
lIT ANTED, is an ARTICLED CLERK to an
1' AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER in the City, a
114'n( respectable ttormesitata.
Nil A PlTOlielll will be expected.
usirets, pot paid, to Y. Z., llorraway's Caere Howie, Cara.

PEIN.INIINT SITUATION FUR A YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN, who holds a responsible Situation
in a l'oblie Inatinnion, doiires to receive under his care.
for a twig or taunt term, according to his age, a well-e.ducatcil
101111. whom hr might rut forward with credit to himself,
gm qualifying him for public business generally. Ile will be
ir:.tol r tine of the tinnily.
Premium of Itle to 300 illuineax expected.
L tiro only, prat paid, to 11. IL, air. 'rruefies, Wellington-
‘Valesluo-hrulge, will be attended to.

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REVERSION IN THE FUNIki.
Mt I be Sol,D, on advantageous toms, the ItEVER-
1. sios to ONE-THIRD at 1,t461. PRINCIPAL
ROSIN, invested is the Fonds, payable at the Ikath of a hen.
("an raw aged el, with a Reversion or Chancey( the other Two-
r tr.l.. Printivla only will he motet' with.
r.,. further particulars apply to Mr. W. J. Carrossrr. Solicitor,
P, I'mnirars Ira. Holborn ; or 17,Jobla-olung Middrog44ow. 111
11, letter, tire of plover.
NEXT PRIDAY• I
)1811 reminds his Friends. that there is poly ()NE
Pent,. same to &awe and that • ill be NEXT FRI I/A V.—
last of :he V est ,—tho last of the lottery ; when TWO (hand
ties 4311.110 M., the Fourteen other lapin li, all the other Prizes, 1
5d every 'fieltet, will be ttrawn and derided all in ONE DAV.
'Pill Iris a variety at* of Numbers on Sale ; and, recollect, he sold
last 10,1011., the last 341,10001.. Two other 20,6-14/. kat Ocio.
I sad he expcmv to show, by the disposal a the Two :10,01101.
snt bliday, th..t his luck has born luting from the beginning to
ex end 4 lax rerun.
4, Curchill, and 9, Charing-cross.

ENURAI'INti AND I'IIINTINt. IN (iENERAI.
IYII.I.IAM ALEXANI)ER, ENt;RAVER and
I'HINTI:R to their !toys/ Highnesses the Hoke of York
cl the Melina' of Clarence, begs lane most respectfully to re-
ws his grateful acknowledgments to the Nobility, Ventry, and
We Public in general, for that distinguisheit patronage and public
Mout an libnrlly exptrienceil by him since hia removal to his
r.-scnt residence, No. MI. Strand, where he hope, to merit and
~,•"t a continuance of that support he has ahoitly had the tumour
c; NCI% ing from dPtu. .

In militating !Untie favours, W. A. begs leave to observe, that
Luang made arrangements for the 1,1111,1k.i. of executing every
Itrancit ot his I.liiinness na his own l'reninies, and iinnrediately
eader his own inspection, he is enabled in assure those who may
Latour hint aid* their coonnantlie, that they may rely upon the
wiriest sarntion end punctuality Wing paid to the execution.
Maas, Char% anal Plano. Bankers* Cheques, Bills of Exchange,
r:outissorr Notes, hills of I ...ling, iteular Letters. Music Titles,
'fradesaten's C:ards, Bills of I'arcels, I'lates of Cur-
io:cr. V tatting Ticket., Compliment Cords, Coats of :trims, Crests,
and Ciphers.
kior Plates made in sir», and engraved.
Arm, inond and 1.:01d...a as Vellum, or tngrarca on Stone,
Silver. Ivory., ,hr.
couipliincit Canis in great variety.
Letter-meta Printing of every deseriptiols executed on the shortest
W. Alexander has lately published " The E11:11T REATI.
'11:10L:•," dedicated by permission to her Royal Highness the
lische‘s of Clarence, awl under the l'atrotinge tof the Royal
nand!-, handsomely bound, price 1 Ls.: or in single sheets, at Is.
rreh.

At the LORD'S PRAYER," price •-)s. W., which may
br had as &Lore, and of every reapectabk liwulachee.

CAPIN ET and at the'
LONI)ON 1:1'0:-;ITOItY FOR Tilt; I'ABINET-
-31.lKI:RS' lamg the only Real One nnw existing
Is Loudon. No. 71, Corner of lAnaleithall.street, opposite "%Mindy'
and •halt hiss been established upwards of Six Yam. For
Itetly Money, and no .11=4.n:eat.
The l'notem and ominittee rapectfully Inform the Nobility
Gentry, that they *till conduct the above Eatahlivhinriwn (or
the benetit 01' indult:nous and Ingenious 31celianics (who have large
funtlieit, by offering drir Itlauulactared Articles in the Cabinet
Lae, M the bat Workmanship, and Cheaper than by any Howse
is Loudon, to other prc.iit bring rntuired than to tuttidy the Ware-
issue Rent and ri.ties; bemg wished with emigrant employment
to enable than to suppott their families, the number of whom ap-
i,ent by the Books of the hist Quarterly Meeting to be 1411. Front
ce mat penguin. the Committee bare received, they are in hopes
et maiming that number.
The 1.41i/wing is a specimen of the Low Prices asked; all (loods
vi.orsot• :—Five tett mahogany bedstead, four-14"", 31. I s';
teat ditto. U. fro.; bordered mama% u. tit, 215.; mahogany drawers
with solid end., U. ha.; eight mahogany chair., ft ; mahogany
Pembroke tank, tug, ; crasher bed, free f lust and smell,
to ill. ro.; drawing-room sofa, (tom fit. 14. to 71. 75.;
.31{3 lontstead, 31.11 a.; nuthogaity borsedutir iota, fa. Ins. upwanls;
tituittly of paper hangings, fur bed, .Laing, and drawing monis,
-L ihnir half price. The Trade will find it wards their attention.
lloa.e* Furnished at a tew days notice, and Arannients in a
•;‘- hours. thank parked and sell to all parts of England free of
except the matting. l )ld Furniture taken in exchange.
Appraisements in 'roe e and Country, and Estates valued.
asimt ryes.
T. Cowrie, .1. I( I
J.
e J.flutes, J. Gear:, W. Wannest's.
Agent. J. 11ASIrER, Secretary.
THIS ci.:ltAfrillui.Liti..‘lN CERATIL
front its emolient and bralitiF pro-
riles, is Watt to be an excellent application for Chilblains
"town; u. 4 if used to the hands and feet when there in a
er.rdtepositiou to these emu:slim allixtionat it Is attended with the
"4-• et advantage in prevehtieg their .w..mrrence. Being free front
•"7 dlaterreahle smell, or uhaightly appearance, it may be used
*tower the least ineouverience to the hands amp antis. It is also
and with grtut success in eases of Burns. Itntia.a, Erup-
,.l4and I 'keret especially u. -awesoul l'lt crattli Legs.
n in Poxes at Is. 1 •1. and 2s. 24. by Butler. Chemist, 4,
litteaptide, St. Nall, 210, it 'War rite Argyll
"), l'n^don; and by the principd Medicine fender, through-
.4l the Undo! kingdom

fir abo
an n) may be had,
I'AJEITT 11014.11'1)1/EF', excellent Bone& for
fuL_ (beli.re broken), allockg the irritation; lowa also in
"WM tipaantodie Atketions, Palsy, Sprains, Itrui*cs, ku
•••Poleas. at la. I red 2g. 941.
pat la
er Be careful 4, ask fur Malta's ChilbLxin Carste, and lajc-
itidaax

To afford temporary pecuniary relief, as well as medical advice
and altAl,,LIEer, to 'MOM servants of good character, in time of pick-
miss and distress, who shall hill antler the immediate notice of the
Society ; or cane recommended by a Subscriber of one guinea per
annum, a Donor of ten guineas to the Chantable Fund, or any
Mettopoliten Magistrate.
To protect servants of good character, recommended by the In-
stitution, who shall be oppressed, injured. tit. defrauded.
To yet apart a portion of the profits of the Institution, fin the
permanent maintenance and support of decayed servants of good
character. To this charitable fund, donations and subscriptions
will be receives!, and carried without any deduction a batsoever.
To mister the comes of sereants, their character, eonnexiim,
e. and should they be approved of, to provide such servants with
immediate and respectable situations, at a small charge.
To supply Subscribers and other persons of good repute, with
servants of good character and capability in every capacity.
••• A Registry will also be kept tin Articled Clerks,Apprentices,
Shopinen„
To prosecute servants recommended by the Institution, who shall
be pillte of any flagrant illegal act in their situations.
The Nobility and lientry, Subecribers of one guinea per annum,
will be entitled to any number of Servants for their own establish-
Divots, and also to recuume•ud objeets of charity to the Institution.
Respectable Trades:mu si.e. others, Subsertle:rs of ten shillings
and wispertee per annum, will be emitted ennui, numfier of Clerks,
Shopmen, Apprentices, Porters, and Servants of every descrip-
tion.

Donor; of ten guinea:, will be entitled to recommend objects of
charity to the Institution.

Sutiscribers of one I,•ltillea per annum, and honors of ten gui-
neas, will also he enabled to rote in the elation of decayed Ser..
Tanta of good character fir rnminent support.
All applicants fur relict must come recommended by a Sub-
scriber. Ironor, or any Aletropolitan Magistrate.
AUXILIARY I:STAItIA:4I3IENTS will be formed in Four
I/it-kiwis of the Illetropelis, and Agents appointed throughout the
king:Miro. _ _ .

The ('limitable Fund will be appropriated for the purposes de.
,scrilsvd without any deduction.
,UlSubacriptions and Donations received will be acknowledged in
th, t'irst Report.
tiro, 'symbol may be had, and Subscriptions and Donations In-
ceiv.d.',it the /dice of the Institution, and at the Yreasurene,
3teism Bat, ,-Its and Dixon, Cliancerpdana.

NOTICE lc lIEREtW GIVEN, that an HONORARY
CO3I3IITTEE formad on Saturday, the Mat day of Ja-
nuary next.
The I NSTITIITILIN WILL OPEN for Itat.iness on Monday
11w third.
By orti,lr of the Board of Director..
Bic: tARIO I)IXON MOTT, Manager.
4G. Redford-row, Dte. 21. 1821*
Ou
the Kith November was itublished, in one vol. Had. with a
Chart, grit" IJt.ln bo•rds-
TRAVELS in the ItEPL):LIC of COLOMBIA, in
Itt•22 and IL:el
It y ti. ,
TiatutUted from the a'nvien-
Landon : Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East.

In a few day, peke la.
LLOYES of the SAINTS; or the dtverting History
uf Sandy and hobby. Shewing how Ow one mine from
'fetal, and the other from Tupbet, aho nd wby woeful Sib of
backalkling, they both went to ilw I)--1 togeth r.
Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternosto -Tow.

In a few days, price about 3s.
TRI.II. of the Rev. ALEXANI)EIt
befure the Court of Common Sense.
By the Astbor of the " Thal of the Rev. EDIVA RD I, . :PING."
With several Original Documents.
Embellished with two beautifully coloured Engravings, glelif:Mod
and 'scientist by a celebrated Artist.
Printed for Knight and /any. Paternower.row.

Just publish.ll. Nos. I. and If. price Sixpence each. to be cm.
tinued %Weekly,
A DI CT I ON.I, Y of AR('I I 1 TECTUR E, His-
-Iforical, Descriptive, Theorctic, Decoestiv:, sod Mechanical.
By ROBVRT STUART. }:sq.Architect and Civil k;nglater.
. .

This Work has been foe a considerable period in preparation,
and is commenced with a view of bringing within the reach of
°penalise Bulkier, and the other claasr% of Artizans contorted
with !Wilding, a complete system of Classical, Scientifit,and reac-
tant Architecture. . .

?somber I. it orruumented with three Engravings nn Steel, and
wryest %Vona-ruts, earruied by the first Artists. I;ach Numb r
will present a succession of Embellishments on Steel and Wood, in
variety and exerutiorl altogether unrivalled.
l'rinted for Knight and Lacey. Paternoster-row.

NE‘V I'EIIIOIHCAL IVOR K.
On Antonia!, nest will be published. No. 1. of
VIII Illlll'ltill MAGAZINE. Price 26. 6d. To
. be continued Illenthly.
Its parrs will be devoted to original plan, on manners and ler
eiety, written in a light, toy and lively style, by ',minimum of the
Meson talent. and lung favourites of the public. Each flambe-
will hi embellished with a superb engraving, illustrative of an
original and interesting tale, and contain a monthly calendar of
fashion, with two splendid portraits of females, exquisitely coloured,
rind arrayed in the MOM faNbionable costume. The poetical depart-
ment will be enriched by the contributions of our most admired
bards ; and the tine arts treated in a urannet 111:YLT before attempted
in any hlagar.itte.
Knight and Lacer, publishaTs A Paternoster-row ; sold by all
Booksellers in the United Kingdom.
• ••

PIIACTICA Afilltlll:ll.TUl{E.
This day is published,

(I)NIPLETE SYSTEM of I'ItACTI(7.‘L AG RI-
VI • LTU 1.7. and MODERN lIA N I ;in which
are fully &sailed, the Nature of Soils and Manures; the proper
Managenuitt of Meadow and Pasture; and the improved Caltiva-
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the best means of Draining, with numerous Plates, illustrative of
the same, and of Embanking, Inclosing, Rood-making, and rem-
log; the ditretent species of Live Stock, with coloured Plates of
the most improved breeds ; and the construction of Farm-Mows,
I)tlices, and Cottage'', sixompsnial with engnived plans and esti.
MUM IVith an .Ippeudis of the laws relating to Agriculture.
particularly of the relative rights of Landlord and Tenant, Forms
of Leases, Setting out Tithes, &r.
By R. 11'. DICKSON, 31.1/.
In two thick v011.101(14. in Ito. illustrated with I Inc Hundred Cop-
perplate Engravings, thirty of which are coloured after nature. re-
presenting the various Cruises, and the principal Breeds of Sheep
and Cattle. Originally published at six guitasis ; btu the stork
having passed into the hands of the present proprietors, they have
reduced its price to tour guineas, thus rendering it the cheapest as
will as most comprehensive Work on tliz subject extant.
The 2. ite /'lilt), sit AO It IC I I LTI ' including ; ihtrivaiiont
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Oro. Price IL Is. boards. This Third Edition is considerably
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Author by souse of the most intelligent Fanners in England and
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.6 It merits a place in the library of every gentleman anti fanner
in the (votary, and of every individual who has any turn for agri-
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4. A I'ILICTICAI, TREATISE or. the PARTURITION
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of Nest Cattle in general ; with the most approved Alettiothi of
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Practice. By Edward Skellett, Prolesior of that art of the Ve-
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with the Plates accurately coloured- I with Thirteen
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boards. Also, ley the lance Author.
A GENERAL TREATISE on CATTLE,the Ox, the
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A PIIIIA/S4Jl'lllC.tle and PRACTICAI. TREATISE on
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