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BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT.

ROYAL ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOSI.
TION, instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent the
Effects of Friction in Steam-Engines, Machinery, Mills, Car-
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Ships' Bottoins,'far, Puceline, and Service for Rigging, or ser-
vice for Cables ; to preserve Polished Steel or Iron front rust ;
Wood or Wooden Buildings from the Dry-Rot ; and by the use
of which the i'ubiie save in all cases not less than three hundred
per cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, time and labour.
Sold, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Cross, near the
Admiralty, London ; and, by their appointment at most Ship
Chandlers, Painters, Booksellers, libraries, Stationers, Drug-
gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutlers,
Coacbmakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-offices, Oil and
Colour-shops, Sadlers, and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom,
in boxes, price 2s. 6d. ; ss. 641. ; 103. 6d.; One Guinea, and Two
Guineas each.

The smallest size Box contains a Quartlty sufficient to Prime
a Four Wheel Carriage Four times, with which it will run up-
wards of Siz Thousand Miles, and it will answer in the same
proportion for all other kinds of work.

QUACKERY IS 'I'HE DEATH OF THOUSANDS.
HEALTH RESTORED,
After having been deceived and improperly treated by ilii:erate
Pretenders.
MESSR S. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, Charlotte.
street, Blackfriars road, adjoining Rowland Hill's Chapel,
fluting 30 years regular practice, can aver that thousands fall vie-
:ion; yearly to a Certain Complaint, owing to improper treatnsent,
which have caused Ulcerations, with Blotches on the Head,
Face, and Body, dimness in the Sight,noise in the Ears, Deafness,
:st ri c t u res, obsti n ate Gleets, Nodes on the Shin Bones, ulcerated sore
Throat, nocturnal pains In the Head and Limbs (frequently mis-
taken and often fatally treated as Rheumatism); at last Dropsy
ensues, with a general Debility, and decay of the constitution,
originating from a Dreadful Disease lurking in the habit or the•
Improper use of Mercury.
Messrs. Cooper and Co. have bees regularly bred to the pro-
fession, (and their experience in the above disorders are unparal-
leled), are Members of the Royal College of Surgepas, in Lon-
don and Edinburgh ; and it is gratifying to their feelings to an-
nounce they have rescued very many of their fellow creatures
from the above dreadful disorders (after others, and even hospi-
tals had failed).
Surgeon Cooper and Co. are consulted daily from ten till seven
(Sundays excepted) by either sex, confidentially; or by letters,
post paid, when medicines and tbe best advise will be sent ha
any part of the town or country.
N. B. The PILES and FISTULAS cured without Burning or
Cutting, and those who labour under the most distressing eases
of debility (from whatever cause, whether juvenile indiscretion or
otherwis..) need not despair, if they apply to Surgeon Cooper and
Co. Charlotte-sftet, Blacktriln road, alliciolut Rowland Hill's
Chapel.

This day was published, in 6 vols. Soo. price in boards Demy,
Al. es. or Royal, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, Lit
containing One Hundred Elegant Engravings, in the Line Man-
acr, of the most striking and wonderful Objects in Nature and
Art, from original Drawings, engraved by eminent Artists,
THE GALLERY of NATURE and ART; a
TOUR through CREATION and SCIENCE.
By the Rev. EDWARD POLEHAMP
Fellow of Kings College, Cambridge; avilited by dittinguished

Writers in the various Departments-of the Work.
The plan of the Work comprises an easy and familiar arrange-
ment, of ulsich the primary divisions consist of NotTotai. Hsi-
TORY and ART.

The division of Natural History comprehends the following
general sections :-1. Astronomy, containing a selection of the
most curio4s discoveries which have been lately made, or the most
singular opinions that have beets lately offered in this branch of
science.-11. Geology, hidedlns the most extraordinary pheno-
mena of .the earth, ill its Subterranean, Superficial, and Aerial
departments.—lll. Botany:—lV Zoology,coniprising an account
of whatever is chicly rare or interesting in these several king-
daiws.—V. Choroeraphy, exhibiting a survey of the most striking
peculiarities in the general face of the particular countries, or in
the customs, habits, and manners of their inhabitants; and—Vl.
Physiology, embracing a view of extraordinary or peculiar powers
oeeneitseldiee evinced by menhissi, er wiser
The division of Art consists of the following general Sections :
1. Chemistry, including whatever is chiefly curious or interesting
—and at the same time, subjects of popular attention in Magne-
tism, Electricity, Galenism or Voltaisin ; Light and other sub•
tile bodies; artificial Heat and Cold; the cohesibility of Animal
anti Vegetable Fines, Metals, Earths, Acids, Inflammables, and
other curious objects of chemical science.—ll. Mechanics, com-
prising Buligiugs of singular or remarkable character, Bridges,
Hanging Gardens, Pyramids, Columns, ilittins, Sepulchral Mo-
, numents, and other Antiquities; Animal and inanimate Forces,
as those of Mao, Horses, Wind, and Water-Works, Steam, and
other powerful Engines, both of ancient and modern times;
lurpowder, and other elastic powtrs.
LIST 01 PLATES CONTAINEEO IN Tti! _ _ _ _ _

Veit. T. Eruption of Mount Vesuvius; Dreadful Breaking of
the Dykes, in Holland, 1430; Dr. Harscholl's View of the Ora
gnization of the Heavenly Bodies; Stars visible is London, in-
clauding all of th First and Second Magnitude; Pyramids of Gl-
ean' and Head of the Colossal Sphinx; Palls of Niagara; the
Boa or •Aboma Snake; View of the Devil's Bridge, and its Rocks,
in Switzerland ; View of the Glaciers, in the Grindelwaid, Swis-
serland ; Stone Menge, Salisbury Plait; Great Wall of China;
Giant's Causeway, Ireland; Fingal's Cave, Isle of Staffs; View
of a Salt Mine, Cracow; the Grotto of Antiparos; the Paper
Nautilus, and Pearly Nabtilus; the Banyan Trite ; Roman Tea-
selated Pavement, found in Leadenhall-strest, in 1805.
VOL. 11. The Roman Colosseum; Cromlech at Layon, Corn-
wall ; the Cheese-wring, Cornwall ; the Rock Bridge, in Vir-
ginia; the Edystone Light House; African Birds' Nests; Sub-
terranean Temple of Elephauta, on the Bombay Coast; a Spanish
Fight;Ball the Summit of Mount Etna; the Peak of Derbyshire;
Mode of Travelling ever the Snow is Iceland; an Elephant Hunt;
a wig Boar Hunt ; Plan of felling Colliery, near Sunderland ;
Petri Spring, of Dmpping Well, iltKoares!airough ; Trajan's
Pillar, ;.: Rome.
Vim. 111. The Vosque of St. Sophia, at Constantinople; the
Castle of St. Angelo, ht. Peter's, and si they, at Rome; the Hang-
ing Tower of Pisa, inTuzcany ; tile CaritedralChurch at Salerno,
in Italy; the Bread Fruit Tree; the Tea Tree; View of an Iron
Mine ; the Porcelain Tower, a:Nankin, in China; Major fvlony's
perilous Situation on failing into the Sea with his Balloon ; Immo-
lation of a Hindoes Widow upon her Husband's Poileral Pile;
the il.oide4 Snake; the Boa Snake crushing a Horse; the
Great Geyser, or Boiling Spring at Finukadal, in Iceland; Section
of Sr. Paul's Cathedral, the Colossus of Rhodes, the Needle Rocks,
Isle of Wight.
Vot.. IV. !tibiae View of St. Winifred's Well, Flintshire ; Slate
Quarry in Long-sle-Dale, Westmoreland; Subterranean Disap-
pearance of the Rhone near Geneva; the Pees-Bridge, between
Berwick and Edinburgh; the Valetta and Port of Malta; com-
mencement of the Earthquake at Messina; Ice-Islands and Con-
tinent, it, the North Polar Circle ; ' the Bowdar Stone, Gorge of
Lorrowdale, Cumberland; Mount Parnauus; View of a Glory,
Irises, and other al pearances in the Heavens ; Fall of the Staubr
back, in Lauterbrunnen, Switierland; Quagga, mid View of the
Table Mountain, Cape of Illood Hope; the Tea Tree, the Island
of St rontholo , Aqueduct of the Pelt Forest Canal over the Mets:y,
Fall of the Tees, Durham ; the Upas or Poison Tree, Fall of the
Rhine, Arch of Mylaesa.
Vin.. V. Whirlwind of Sand, in the Desert of Arabia ; Ulles-
water, Westmoreland; the Bread Fruit Tree; Sepulchral Monu-
ment at Mylassa, Convert and Hermitage of Montserrat; Fall
of ati Avalanche, Switzerland ; Entrance of the 'Town of Luxor,
in Egypt ; Interior of the Temple of Apollinopolis, at Ettu; Loa-
Lomond, and Ben-Lonioud; the Temple of Apollinopolis Magna,
at Et fu; two Mock Suns; Truncated Mountain, and extin-
guished Volcano at Owyee ; Moral, at Tongataboo ; Waster Spout
in Pacific Ocean.

Vot.. VI. A Fairy Ring, in the Dingle, near Shrewsbury; Ignis
Fatuusi or Will &the Wisp ; the C.nuet of 1811 ; View on the
Lake Ladoga; Grotto del Cane, on the Lake of Agnano, In Italy;
Bees—Lanthorn-Fly, &c.; the Penguin ; Cone, and other Shells
Sponges, ist.; Ostrich Hunt; the Shark attacking a Boat—Doi.
phin, and Flying-Fish; Boys with Gold-Fish; Rattle Snake,
Horned Snake, and Walking Leaf; the Idol of Juggernaut; the
Torpedo; Manner of Washing for Gold, In the Brazilian Moun-
tains; Herculaneum; Water Spout, seen near the Lipari Islands;
a Lunar Rainbow.

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