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London, England, 1813-09-10 00:00:00

NEu CHOOL BOOKS.

-Printed for LoNam4n,_ Hazer, Rats, (Mua, and Btown,

• • ilirefnutiner rev':
3. THE ART of EX l'EMPOßE..rugi.tc
spg,%lClrl3; Including a Course of Liisciplitie for
obtaining the Jra.:ulties of Diseritnination, Arrangement, and
Oral Discus.ion ; designed for the Use of &boots and Se*la-
fruc•ion. Ly John Rippingham lis I lisno. price 6s, boards
2. Rules for Estaisis coaariisttiors, and panicularly for
Tbenies; designed for the Use o( chords, and In WI of Stif-
les ruction. By John P ippinghain. In 12mo. 3s. td. hoards.
3. SYRIKONIS ter Scitooss, consisting of One for every Otoday
Su the Year, and Poor for the use of liolidaysj srircigd and
abridged for Ilse Use of &miriade' of erueawton, rotas ljta r,
Horne Gi4sorne. Junin, seed. Paley, Portrus, Zollikofer,
Infirlti; TOW son Clarke. &c. &e.• By ;he ttoit. S. Barrow,
Author of the Young Ch- i stian's Library, Etc. price 6s. 61
bound and fettered.

4. 'the HISTORY. of Elsiumers, front the earliest period to
6e dose of tbe par ibix. By J. Bigland. to two 'cols, 'see.
price .Cll_l6l. boards.

• 5. A Comets! Htsroav of the Yews, from the Time of-their •
RiSestahlishment, hi Ezra and Nehemiah, after the Baltyionish
Catlvil to the Desiruction of Jerusalem by the Romars
forming a Connect ioa between the History of the Old 401 d New
Testaments. By the Rev. John Hewlett, B. D. In Itlnits. price
Qs. hoards, with a Map of Palestine.
4. Dr/AC:us SENT ENTIA UDR GLIIRCARVIE
OCCOMMOtiattLi ; cant No:LAS tt Lexica', on the plan of Dr. Val-
Pg's Latin Defeat's, In Itmlo. price 35. bound.
7. An ENGLIiIt Voc.aaut..auv. in which the Words are ar.
egnged indociiimurtely ; designed as a Sequel to. the Seholu's
.Spelltng A.....istant, lot the purpose t.f grountai g young "...SOT"
snore effeciu.aly in Spilling and ProntitiCation; to si e h are
added. Alisediatees, on thr most and inlelest,ng-babi,c;l.
By Thomas Ca-penter. In I2mo. price vs. bound.
S. The Nsw t hyruoGearute.tt. Assi sta Ns.; or Fnglish
Exercise Book. Written on an hoprovi G Plan, tor. the more
speedy lostruction of Young Persnits in (he Art of • pilling and
Prontmeiatiun, intended [(a. the U.t: of. JC1:9045. Isy.Tshontas
Carpenter, price 2s. bound.

9. Pt/NCTUATIoIt or an Attempt to fzcifisate the Art of
Polak' on the Prix:elides of Grammar and Rea-on. For the
Use of Schools, and the Assistanic of irneral Readers. Br S.
Rousseau. In I-mo. price 3s. board%
10. Harr Lessons in Runt-tat GRAMMAR atiaPted.to the
-Capacities of Children frosn Sia to Ten %ears dd. Dcaignet.l as
an Introduction to the Abridgment of Murray'. Grant:nu. The
Routh Edition, price 9d. sewed.
" Perhaps utolmig can be immediately Orme more practicably
Ward, than to eh. plify grammar, and to tighten, as much aerie-
lib.; the Load that is laid i•puti • he memory.--Eerworth
11. A METRICAL HISTuIIY of ENGLatab ; 0,, Recollections
in it hyote, of the must protoin,!it Features in our NEtional
Chrunbiogy, from the Landi, g of Julius Cm‘ar io he Com-
menc. aunt of the Regency in itiPt. By 1 humas Ddsiits• In
WO Yoh. eao. price 181. boated'.

It is with much pleasure EYTON is eilabled to all, that the
following Capital Priz,es, viz.
No. 18.82.1, a Prize of Li 0.c03
• 6,M48, a Prize of .Cmio
6,0!2, a Prize of .C3C:O
21S, a Prize of .Ct!tiO
Drawn the last Day In the Lottery just finished. were all shared
and sold at ha truly.tortuaate Establishments ia Cornhill and
Covenr►y•yreet, where l.e respectfully invites his Frietid, to par-
take of she Favours of fortunestvlsith lie intends di,tributing the
I 17th of neptentber.

1:19. IA- AND. XURQICAL EttspeNsAay.
PAT itox.—liis RP* iiiithness the Quite of Yoa K.
Gortik Nolo.
Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, AT. P.
Hon. CaL J. Dorf, Psi-.P. Co;. li. Cle.t:ents, M. P,
John ,M. P. Captain J Hay.
quanr,ort—Nr. Kiernan, Member of the itoyal College, London.
estahrhhed for the czcht-
-41., sive. Treatment and Cure of the VENERRAL DISEMEs,
suit! theirdreadful consequences, as stric.tires, ies, tlleera-
-dons, Ice. has to !mast the cure of n# less than ,t,onn lkatientsoan-
tiuAlly, many .of whom have been :(ducted trim 1e to •A:l years.
The early symptoms of Gonorrhoea end Ch lucre are cured In
a few days by Mr Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode to
treatment, and that weakness and.derangemenr of the gene' arve
PrEant, which impair the • institution, and shorten life, arc here
more sue esstullyrreated than on any .etlyes pia-.
111r.Kiernan may he consulted as usual, by either ten, at his
private house, No tO, Lower Charlotte-street. Bedford square,
where 1 etters from Town and Country are to he addressed, and
the necessary ads,ee and medicine will be given or sent to any
part of the kingdom.

IPIEUkATISNIS, PALSIES' and GOUTY
AFFF.C.noNs, v.i.h their usual rotwomitirnts. Spasm or
lying Pains, Flattiltney, Irdigrstion, Ira grueral Debtthy (mi.
genanng in whatever source), ave rehcved and tr. tweedy cured
.hy Will I f.HEAD's MBNCE or 11IUNTAR1) PILLS, after
every o her means had failed. .1 he Fluid Essence of Mustard,
lust'l with the Pillna in Ostia complaints where necessary) is pen
papa the nui.t active. penetrating, and effectual remedy in the
word, gettendly curl% the severest Sprains and Bruises, in less
thau half the time usually taken by any o.ker Liniment or Ent.
!menhir) ; and if used Int med,ately alter any accident, it prevents
the part turning b FAMILY CERA 1 F.
is 'qua ty efficacious tor all ill conditioned Sures, Sore I 4") r
bulk En ptions,l3lu;cbet, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingle,., Break-
' ;ugs Olit in the face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and 'nfl.r.ned
Eyes, Sore Heads, tund ct Annie !tumours of every description.
• Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston. Apothecary, No. )5,
Greek...urn t, Soho, London. The Essence sod Pills at •2t.
;each, the Ceraee.at Is. lid. and Its. 9d. Selaloby every Medicine
Vcader,in the United Kingdom.
•„• f:clititne has a Black ink Stamp, with the name of
R.Jounscon inserted on it.

ESTA l'E of BARW ELL COURT. most
IL ergirabty si: ward near Kingsaon on l'harnes, and wily about
14 miles trona London; comprising a -modern substantial built
Dwelling-house, with °Mc% s of every deacription, complete, anti
6t for the reception of a gen eel Family, with excellent walled
Gardens, Green-houses, Hot houses, Fish-ponds, Orchard=,
Double Cnach-houw, Srabing, and good Farm Officei, all in
excelb nt repair, and IsU Are of good Arable, Mea low, and
Pa•ture Land, all 'tithe free, except about 23 Acres. The rates
are low.
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For further Particulars and Orders to view the same, apply to
.'dart Murray. Surveyor and Land Agent, Nu.6l, St. 'Martin's-
lane, Charing-cross—(Letters post-paid.)

CAPITAL SITUATION ON THE HARD, PORTSEA.
To be SOLD ur LET for a l'erm, with early posscssFot,
AVERY valuable FREEHOLD ES ['ATE ;
comprising, on the Easement, an uscilent K tehen, Scut-
tery, and Cillar, with Warehowe sod Work-room tinder the
!+h-i;t ; en the Ground Floor is an etten-ire welt-fitted Shop, Gl-
are, and neat Parlour adjoin.ng ; alss a Pawed Yard, w th a tide
d.lor opening into Clock-street; on the First Floor is a haodsonie
thawing-room and two Bed-r. rims; on the Second Floor, four
hat:Sit:me Bed-rooms; and the Attic, three Servants Reams.
This Estate is most unquOstiatiably th_ first situation for trade
in Purrara, being at the comer of a 6:1'0 t lead gto the 11.Ceren•
.puts of the town, also near:y opposite the general landitig place
for boats; and has been Feveral years sucressfu ly used, and via
established, in the trades of a 'Taylor, Draper, Hatter, and !skip-
Merehatu ; and the apartnients 6f the lirst door are generally
occupied by pasons of re•pectablity. 'Ube Stuck to io.• talon at
a valuation, for the payment of which tine will be given.
2air other partiruLrs apply to Mr. Hood, the Proprietor, or.
the Pr:lnt:At ; or to Mr. (deadening, Solicitor, P. rum
N. 11. Notie hot principals will he treated with,and di), letter,
must hr post-paid.
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t, for such Terms as may be agreid upon,
AMOST t.ltetrable MANSION, fit for any Ger.
tiennueo abode. The Premises are adjoining the Village
of Woulditam, close to tie navigab:e au. pleasant River Med.
way, within three talks and a had of the City of Rochester. and
live miles from Malsitnw, in a sporting p.irt of the County of
!tent, and chose tie% outtlhant Common, to which Ilan unlimited
right of Pasturage, F.reseuoil. 6.e. '1 h.: ground Coor consists of
a commodious Hall, silt a graTal Staiv:aar, a Drawitig-toom
Parlour, Mt fog-motto, and a spaclo.is Kitchen; the on. pair n:
stars consists of Aire tray roomy Bed-chambers, one of whici
may be a Drawing-room at pleasure; two pair of stairs, a back
Staircase from the kitchen, containing six Rooms with fire- places
in three of them, a Staircase trom the passage of the tv,o pair
into a Turret., or Cisvola' which comusands a delightful proipec:
of the River Mello ay sad country all round; most spacious
Cellars with exceiiitu Biwa, aiare-court enclosed wi h a d
wish as:d railing fence; a lire NIA Court inclosed all round
with a high brick wall, we'll:oat(' with choice wall Frutt-trees
well chosen Shreilis and Flowers; an excellent Garsiest well is all. d
and fenced, stocked with the choicest Fruitage, a large Yard et
closed with a high brick wall, an excelietit Stable
over which is a high spacious I .oft, two i2oacli-houses, aid many
other Out-Offlees, too tedious to mention turtle.
he Lessee may be accomiunda esi with a dozen Acres
choke good Land adjoinios said Premises, if rrquited.
For further Particulars, eniguire of Mr. Bathe, at Woultibart.

i-everai Offleeri in the Army and Navy, and others tbat have
used the Hutt3ta Oil for dros.tig their hal. when abroad. where
there have been levers and other disease., have remarked they
have Imained in perfect li-alth ; also several lads, neat had
been subjer to the head ache toe year., have declired since they
u.ed be RUSS a 011 for their hair, have been r. li. ved. Ilse Pros.
..rietor is certain the aromatic i greehents his RUSSIA Oil is pre.
p.tred with, might pi event catching diseases, as .t is well known
in unhealthy climates eu,ject to fevers, by the external use of
aromatic Oita, escape the worst disease& I here are many simple
articles that have been thought little of, but when tried, are
found sf great benefit.
Also, person+ who wear false hair might to u-e no other but
Prince's Russia thl, as it is not only the best ter dre-stag, as It
does not clog the hair, &c. but also preventit catching dlist sus.
It is no woo der persons who wear fair hair. are often afflicted
wit', tl e head-ache, &c. as no person that wears table hair knows
what subject it may be taken trout
It is no wonder that the Proprie or has so many fordgn ors
tiers, as well as from person going abroad. Eats Moira took out
a quantity to India; a'so his Serene 11-Pghnetis the Duke ut Or.
leans, at Palermo, in Sicily, has sent Mien fur a dtiaeti terse bot-
tles, payable at Me-srs. Cona's and Co.l3.inkers, Sn and.
Ba dwin, the Consul in Egypt, recommends Oda as a preser-
vative against contagious diseases. to all the medical pithlica-
thins, Aromatic Oils are particularly recommended as a preven-
tative, and in Malta has been generally recommended by out-
ward application.
In America, a great call has been made for Prince's Aromade
Russia Oil, but through the great .demand st me villains have
there counterfeited. sorry to say, that there are some villains
in this country trying io counter nit this valuable aricle. An
Amer'can Captain has'lleclard, that at one time in Philadelphia,
'0 dollars was positively offered for a genuine hotile of Prairies
I.ondon Russia Oil. Several eminent medical men, In I.ondois,
use it themselves, as well as recommend ir, only do not like to
have their names made public.
Be particular in askitig for Prince's Russia Oil, and see that the
Gevernmesit Stamp is en the cover of each bottle, and no Eagle,
at ns. per bottle, tine bottle ccntaining lour small, at .ffr. as. is
a saving of 10a.; or six lar.re for £5. dir y included I.adiels and
(seat, anon Who constantly one ti e Russia Oil, will end, by takiag
six large bottles, it veld be savi.ag of tour pounds.
Sold by the Proprietor, frri. ct. Dentair.—Observe, It is not a
shop—exactly opposi:e No. 7 ; the numbers are irregular is John-
s:re et, Oxford-. treet, I.teielon.
mild also by Mr. snryth, rerrumer to his Majesty, New Bond*
etreet ; pertemer
.tu her Majesty, Tichborne-etreet ;
Bay icy and Blew, perfumers t.. the Prince and Princess, and
Duke and'lluchess of York, Ceickspur street; Harding, *9, Pall
Mall; Nees berry, 45., fit.. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey, Bow
Cl.urel-yard ; Barclay, 95, Feet-racket; Butler, 4, Cheapsies s
Edwards, 66, Sit. Paul's Church-yard; Withers, 2£9, Strar.cl;
Raton, ISO, Osferd-street ; Davison, L 9, Fleet-street; ltigge, LS,
Cheapae; Bolton, 'I utt, Rtr:al Exchat.ge; and by trust pain-
opal Perlumers and Medicine Venders. •
After spending thousands (which can be yroved by the Propels.
tors of ti e principal Newspapers) to make a valuable .rticle known,
it must be villany in any one to counterfeit it. tee the last Me-
Act of Pariismt'nt, yeu will find Prince's Ries..a Oil must
..ate a medicine *tamp. As security., the Proprietor Las leave of
he tumnussioners of his Majesty s Srimp Office to have. his
.name, "Mr. Prince,l.plinted on the Government Stamp, which
to on the outside of tlle cover of each bottle—the counterfeiting is
Misery ; therefore any shop-keeper or hair-dresser selling Russia
Ui., under any pretence whatever, without the British Govern-
ment ;tamp, see impostors, and sellers of counterfeits.
t'.s.tl•ers has been great templet ins in the country they cannot
get t'riune's genuine is nests On, thetetore, to accommodate . a.
dies said Gentlemen that reside in the counts y, by enclosing a XI
tiote in a hater, directed to- Mr. 'rmce, Dentillis•Jithia-sneec
,xtorehetreet. Latutioo, well reedtr, by return of coact., ones
gat nea.s worth, or sit large for
Merchants, Cariepe, and Country Sisopkee;ers, sending their
Lk. ers to say' W tote-ale Kslitrtem, or Ivledictre Vendors they
nest w th in a.condon, ewer re:eirive laberaVallowai oe.
be-sures* aides krinse's&uttinsiktal nowt are misty 'Anse
tertelts.

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COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE..

There is the incessant attraction of
,novelty at this
Theatre. Last night a Misr Marrnews, from the:
'Bath stage, made her first appearance in Ihe -gads'
and Relines, stud wet the Most flattering reception
from a crowded home., Miss MATTHZWS has an ele-
gant form, and is easy and graceful in her carriage.
Her voice is not remarkable for volume ; the gift
she possesses she manages v.ithtaste and moderation.
',She attempts'nothing beyond' her strength. There
is no affectation of those refinements which half-bred

lyric essayists are so fond of displaying, to the clisclo-
.sure of their positive want of true science. On the
contrary, she sung with simplicity, was perfectly in
tune, and gave the real character of the melodies de-
-sikned 'by the amiable author of the music=the in.
• terestintalid unaffected SHIELD. If she had him for
her instructor, she could not have entered with more
truth and felicity into the soul of the simple air—
,. Whilst with village maids I stray," than she did
list night. She was universally and deservedly encored
.- in it; and she made, her reverence of thanks to the
..company in the most pol,shed style. Miss RENNELL
played the part of William. She made a pretty 14p-
, per youth, as she is uncommonly well formed', and
sbe played with great vivacity. ' Her duet with Mrs.'
'iLHITON was a trying 'scene for her musical talent, as
she had to sustain a comparison with , the clear,
„articulate and simple delivery of *at delightful
singer. Miss RENNELL, however, acquitted herself
highly to the satisfaction of the audience. The other
characters, both in Play and Farce, presented no no-
velty—it is-sufficient to observe, that, on no former
occasion have we seen the pieces better supported.

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