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London, England, 1813-03-04 00:00:00

NEW NIUS:C. •

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NO. XT ll..—The vourtio Air of" Pray Goody,"
arranged with varrations fur the, Pianoforte, Harp, and
Flute, by J. Mazzinglii, pr. .ss. or ingle foe the Piauororte art'd
Flute only, pike 2s. No. XIV. a favourite Trish Air, wit 4
dons for do by do price s. single pr. ss. " I.e Remit. du Otter.
tier," the favourite Indian Diver.isement performed at the King's
Theatre, the music composed, selected, and arranged for tne
lti.snofortegby F. vrnio, pr. ss. "La Violette." a Divertimvnto
for the Harp or Pianoforte, with an Accompaniment for a Flute
tad libitum), composed by J. Blewitt, pr. Ss. 6d. "Roses and.
Woodbines," a favourite Son'a, sung by Mr. Sinstair, in " Poor
Vulcan," arrai ge I with an .-‘ccomparilinent for the Piano-
forte by H. R. bishop, pr. is. 6d. " The Departure,' composed by
3. Mazzinghl, pr. Is. ad. Emily's Bower," composed hy Sir 3.
Stevenson, pr. Is. 6d. Doubt net, sweet maid," composed by
do.pt. is " Remember your vows,'s by do. pr. Is. 61.
5' Mary dear," by do. pr. la. 611.
Also the following favourite Pieces from the celebrated Poem
" Rozaav," written by Walter Scott, Esq. and the Music egatr
posed by J. Mazzinghi.--" .1 he Harper's First Song," price Sri-
" the Harper's Second Song," pr. s. 6d. ;" The Harp,' pr. Is 611
" Let our Halls and • rowers Decay' pr. Is. 14 " file Sound Of
Roktby's W.ods I hear'," pr. Is. 6d. ; Allan-a-bale," pr. ta. 641.
"The Cypress Wreath," a glee. pr. Ss. 61. " 0 Brignal Banks,'
do. pr. Ss. " And whither would you lead me ?" 'do. pr. 2s. 61.
London r Published by Goulding, Dhlmaine, Potter sad Wood,
No. 20, Sobo•square; and No. 7, Westmoreland-strert, Dublin.

• BUTLER'S
VEGETABLE RESTORA I IVE TOOTH POWDER.
BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded at
ore of the greatett blessings Providence on bestow, without
which the finest formed face is imperfect; inittention to the teeth
and gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath. BUTLER'S
V sc.exasts RESTORATIVE TOOTH Potent% is a !Mist• elegant
and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gnms ; Its
particular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the teeth
but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection ; it wit
Tender them.beautifugy white, fasten such as may be loose, and
restore thlm to their original parity, entirely era beam the scurvy
to the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth,
render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet,
relieve and cure the most encrutiating tootheach, gum-biles, and
swelled face.
Sold wholesale and retail at. Mr. Butler's, 4, Chospside, corner
of Bt. Pauls t lureh•yard ; atrd retail by Be:lim and Sharp, Pbrts-
t-- oath; Ihll and Johnsen, Gosport ; Album, Weston, Mallon',
snd Jones, Pot- Trewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy,
Gilbert, and Hoxland,. Plymouth ; Newbiry, Dublin ; Barter
and lt/P.Donal,t, Glasgow ; smith, Manderston. Scott, and Car-
gill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck,Hall; White,
Brighton ; Roberts. Seldo: , and Ruff, Cheltenham; Greg-
lon and Eillinge, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; Stains at.tl
Epee:, Manchester ;• Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Lloyd,
12111414 m ; Gregory, Brir,hton ; and of most ropectable Medi-.
erne Venders in the Kingdom, in Boxes 2s. Oil. each.

A REAL 131.E5ANG 'lO NlOl HKRS.
DR. BUCHAN most .pathetically describes the
.ufferhige of children while cutting their Teeth, a most
dangernu+ petiOd, at whiCh tittle the Inmost attention ought to
pa,d them; particularly et WI criecal season. when the chin
rough and rneazies are vt pri intent.. If the irritation of the gums
comes wilt any other disorder, very few Infants terover. Mo-
thers ought never to be without the AMERICAN s'oo i FLING
SIRUP In the nursery, for if a child wakes in the night with
seine ht bs gums, this velutdale• medicine applied, will !mese-
liately open the sores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent. fevers
or e(wnilsloo4. Parents v. ho may be dubious of the vin toes of
The :gagman syrup, may refer to the ditferenteu<es dill lope
appelr„ed ,t 1 this and other papers.. Sitiee'Mrs.Orteette has ap.:
protiriateil one hrn:r twicC a week, viz. from Mere se ten e'rleirk,
on rues Iry and Saturday mornings, with, pitor,7 who may have
chifilren racte.l i.; cutting their teeth, by brisigte4 a letter from
a housekeeper that •he mother is a real uhj. cr tut 'charity, has
trade it =o universally known, that ca,e4 -would he superilyous.
as it• vittues are known in almost every tinnily where there are

yowl; ch ldren. .
1 9 he had of the Proprietors, Johnson •and "Pirgliams, No, 94,
Newrnan-strer,t, Oxford-street ;, anti, by tbelr.oppoloytieps,or
(..st lditlg, 42, Cornkll; Barclay, Fleet-market . Show and g,l-
ersttla, se. PLis Chun h-yare ; Boiler, 4, Cheappioier Newbury
and s n, Se. Pouts Church yard,and liarne•styeatelDrablis.;l7: est
ardlitton, BowCbtireh-yard; owl all ;be. ipthicipok 44,00 p
Ater.
Venders in Town lso,
and Country, at 21 9d. a
CAUTIq .—BeN sure to ask fur Johnson and
's AMOS.
41La Soo:this Syctir,ipi tieredsre several of qviirui

• • CHEAP AND DITRANLR PADII'.
MESSRS. FORES and MITCHELL, No. 21,
434 Mary-la-botine-street, Golden-square, having for. many
yetl/s•pest suppligd great numbers of thp• Nobility, Gentry, and
other persons with their invaluable PAINTS made with Pre-
pared Fish Oil:for preserving Park Paling, Oates, Iron Railing,
Weather Hoarding, Stuecoed and Plaister Fronts, an all work
greatly exposed to the !weather, *dick the atte..tion of the puh:ic
to their Pants, which, i w their present greatly improved state,
combine elegance and durability with economy. The invisihle
Green is 6d per pound, and other Colours °port ionacely cheap
N. B. Refined Lamp 01ls ss. and 6s. 6d. per gallon ; fit.e Sperm
andSallatl Oils, at 21, Mary-la-bonne-street, Golden-square.
MANUFACTORY,
opposite Bethlern.
ir Pa rk-paliog, Weathor-boarding
'every description.
per Cwt.
Stone Cotnbr stic
Lead or Alas, Colour 565.
White Paint sfs.
Light Blue 80%
Red Paint 401.

'-BRuTtskit PAINT
• 41, London Wall,
IMPENETRABLE PAINTS ti
and outside work c
per cwt.
Invisible ClrePa 513.-
Dark Olive Green
Bright Olive Green 116.
Black Paint sCes.
Yellow Paint Ms.
Chocolate sc•s.

urepared Oil to thin the above for to-, Ss. per gallon.
per gall, per cwt.
Linseed Oil .ss. 6d, Best White Lead 565,
Turpentine 16s. Second ditto
P"FON and Co. .01}..trEm and CoLotnt MA MU.
r ae•tv r. a 5, London Wall, and Kennett Wharf, most
AFectfully return•their thanks for the great patronage with which
They have for many years been honeeted; and as advertisements
have lately appeazeti, ofiering Paints-prepared from Fisb Oil, en•
der the title t'lnvenetrable," they feel it proper to state, that the
Paints sold by them are ground in Linseed Oil, are very beaudfUl
in appearance, and poise's the greatest durability, and are not in
any manner whatever prepared front Fish Oil or Coal Tar—a
circumstance sufficient to distinguish them from any others, and
particularly front those in question. They also beg leave to sub-
join the ps.ces of their Lamp Oils, which are very fine of their
several Itinds ; the Spdrm Oil is warranted genuine, and cannot
be exceeded in fineness of quality at any prite.
pet' Gals
Genuine Sperm Oil Os. 6d. Pale Seal Oa
Good t urning Oil .y... 64. Scuathgto Oil
Chamier Oil Ss. fid. Common aitto
Orders received at Loridoh Wars*.

per Gal.
4s.
4..
3. 10d.

- •• • •%• • 'ails shritenatspultiishodg
In an elegant Quarto Volume, illustrated by Maps and other Jo-
graving., price XI. i Is. 6d. in boards,
irli E H 1 s-ro K Yof the A ZO RES; orW ESTE RN
litANDS; containing an Account of the Government,
Laws, Religion, Manners, Ceremonies, and Character•of the In-
habitants t and dernonstriting` the Importance of these Valuable,
bur Neglected Mandl to the British Empire.
On the pleasure and advantage to be derived from the perusal
of a woi k so oirriottsly inserrsttrhr, It is unnecessary to dilate.—
The Author, who actually visited the places he describes, has so
combined science with•description, instruction witk amusement,
that his work will doubtless find a ready admission into every
public and private library in the kingdom. His great aim is to
exhibit the Adores to the British Nation in a commercial, or ra-
ther hr a political point of view: and if he has been induced to di-
versify the subj.let with entertalninganecdote and picturesque de-
scrption, it is because no author or traveller has hitherto described
the manners and customs of the natives of the Western Mania.
Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ;
and to be had of 'aU other Booksellers.

FOIL THE GRAVEL AND STONE, PAINS in the BACK,
LOINS, and BLADbER, LUMBAGO, &c.
IN the various complaints incident to the human
- frame, there are none more dreadful In theit nature, nor mote
GENUINE MEDICINES. i alarming In their constleences. than the GRAVEL and STONE,
THE followipg MEDICINES may be procured PAINO In the BACK., LOINS, and BLADDER, and LUM •
'they are complaints to which every person is liable,
J- genuine of SHAW and EDWARDS, No. 66, St. Paul's, "GO.
Chnrch yard: and are a foundation for every other species of Disorder.
Hill's lialsam.of Homey 3.6 , tiniper Ess. Pepperm. 114 HICKMAWS PILLS,
Essence of Waterdock 3 6 Roche's Embrocation 4 o Composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of
Halhun's Bilious Pills 2 9 Rubberds' Cough Urops 2. 9 singular ellicacy, in notsonly strengthening the vessels containing
Weiser, Jesuits Drops 2 9 Juniper Ess. Pennyroyal 1 li• the urine, but in happily destroying the petrifying quality of it,
Marshall's Crrare 1 14 Speediman's Pills
,
2 00 from winch proceed the above complaint', &c. removing the
!.:hurth's Cough Drops .2 9 Sy ilshary's Drops 6o' calculi; or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten-
Aitiboyna Tooth Puw.der 2 6 Greeneugles Lozenges 111 I deny to tbs.,:e disorders, without confinement. From 1. conscious-
Cornwell's Oriental Cor.. 4 6 Inglis's Sctit'sVflls •il4 I ness of tire powerful quality of these Pills, fully evinced by a
Widow Welch's, Pills 2 9 'Salt of Lemons lO 1 private practice of man/ years, they are. niftred to the afflicted; i
Keyser 's Pills . 68 - Singleton's.F.ye Oiut. 2 Gel and recommended as a cure for the above complaints.
Ve.latis Vegetable .Pills 4 ,6., Gesibold's lialsam 16'08, Sold' wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapslde' corner
Nowton's Tpurk. Powder 29 , klenri'srhifignejiiii 260, of St. PAIN Chureh-yard ;'and retailly Belem and Sharp, Ports- t
Church's Pectors]. I l'ills 1 I linoper's Pll, 1 1.1 i mouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; .Alinutt„ Weston, Mallory, ,
Walsh's Antiperrusrsts S A Essence of Spruce 2 6 llama, Portage; Trwmati, Exeter; Couttworthy, Glenville, Gil-1
--- Coltsfoot Lozenges 1; 14 DOtable Ink 1 6* •i beet, and,Hox Lind, Plymouth;'Newbury, Dublin; Batter and!
Amboypa Lotion . .6.6 1 British Oil lii i Maclonald, Glasgow ; Stftith, Manderston, Scrim and Cargill,t
Weasel §Pireih9A99t. ,4.t I:cheitc#7.. SO" •4 9 Edinburgh; Ctut*(4l, Both; Ross Idad-' Peek, .Hull; Grvgeon,:
•iAll.tbe4bose (tblimlTlcly !tar, vice to). 411 U have thei Edwards and Penny, *Wt Bdlitigt.Ltvesvool; Stains and Lynch,!
417,111 Of ,4 haw and Owe 6. 84 Pits i,- ob the 'fib*, *lilts Mancheater i VOW", 141,14 kKnett and Lloydz Birmr Ingham ~
also may be hail every otheePitreit and PublleVoillilind. • - Gregory, Brighton; Wlitts,ll/41dr i ymi ul9• A 4 ip. v..- .
liberal-Allowases t 4 shistelautts and Taktri la gestral, . 4014. IP bkilri•st sls:9‘ tick:. ' . • ... ' ' 1
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