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London, England, 1805-01-11 00:00:00

TABU DOR.AI.II.

A TREATISE on the 4biote Diforder.or that fix.
des of Confuniption indd, tit to Youth, awl the different
Sages of Life, with an account of ..'ire, enures, and cure, de
monitrating ks baneful teeth on th- • t fundions of the animal
economy. By H. St.JOHN NI M . Member of the Luelt4.?.l:
Academy of Surgery in Paris, of 11w Univerfity of lAyien and
Surgeon in t.oniion ; formerly Surgeon to hi. Majtity's gth Re.
timent of infantry. and 16th Regiment of Light Hragouni. To
be had of the Author, at his houfe, No. 6i, britirftreet, Soho-
f.piare. price 5..
Lately publifhetl, by the fame Author, and dedicated by pennif-
lion to his Royal Hiyhnefs the Commander in Chief, Chirurgical
fi itutc. nu the Knowledge and *1 reatment of Gun-fhet Wouncb,
drawn from pendia daring the late war in North America and
publittird at the redeem eriks for the fervice and benefit of the
brae,: Warrior. In Arms hi Defence of our Country. Printed for
Mr. Fgerton, Whitehall, Price 6a.

nth day was pubiifbed,
Neatly prir.ted in Denty tilmo. Pike is. 6d bound,

I. A N ENGLISH SPELLING-BOOK, with
.1". READING LESSONS ik'apted to the C.paeities of
CHILDREN : in Three Pam. akulatetlto advance the Learners
by mural Bed cafi Gradations; and to teach Orthography and
Pracencuition together.
Ey LINDLEY MURRAY,
Anther old Esau! Grammar adapted to the different Claffes of

.earners."
1. Alfo. Price f.d. covered with Marble Paper, Murray'. het
Book for Children.
Printed toe Longman, Hunt Rees, and Orme. No. 19, Pater-
nufler.row; Nylon and Harvey. No. 35, Graccehureh-ftreet,
Landon ; and Spence, York, and Conftable and Co.
Fe; e•or;..s.
•An f.nglilh Spelling Book front the author of the--Fng;ith
Grammar—will umbodatedly excite cenfidcrable expedlation from
tied- who have been in the habit of tiling the latter: and we doubt
.t that in prneef. of time, the (paling bark will have as many
admirers as th, rranintar has already obtained. We arc glad to
fee that Mr. Murray has been careful in the right divilion of the
fyliabks in his (pilling; and that he ha. net followed the example
cd others, by introducing into his book a mats of irrekvant fiat.
ter." Imperial Review, Oct 18-4.
" We have before had nceafion to commend the ufefut labours
of Mr. Murray ; and this little work (the Spelling-book), jean ad •
titian to them, which, front its eats, cis:erne*, and pacific", will
rove ?ready ferviceable to the tender age for which it is de-
e, ned:" Monthly Mirror, Oft. :Sot-
" Mr. Murray's fueeefsful exertions for the fervice of yeuth.
Lave been fo ohm b. fare to with applaufe, that we think it fufs-
- on the prefent oecaflon,togfr.nount ethc above publication:
and to nciri, that it will no, in any manner, detraet from the well-
'mad reputation 01 the author. in this department of literature."
European Magazine, Nov. lacy.
" With the great merit of Mr. Lindley Murray, in providing
atftar ce tot the infirm:lion of youth, the public arc well acquaint-
el. lie has row defeeuded to the very elements of inftrun ion,
-4 with the fame Rill and judgment which he has difplaved in
' other attempts. We recommend to the public this mull im-
wit little volume, m the mill work with which we arc ac-
,,v. tea, In the Englifit language, for teaching children to read,
aretla by a philefopher and a man of nate
Literary journal, Nov. t3c4.
" Mr. Murray's elementary works have the fort merit of corn-
• well-lire Red efterts to train the infant mind to virtue, ant!
•rie heft nt.ati, ct imparting inftriletion to it. In the (paling-
zi,ok before tit, this is particularly the cafe, and we can therefore
• (,ly rrcointitend it as the belt work of the kind which has lately
I n ender our tofFe Antilatobin Dec. dna.
We stn not a1..va71 think it necefLry to employ our time in
' • ..nining literary productions of fo very bumble a kind as fpel.
• nit t-esoks. The name of Lindley Murray, however, whom we
,!isc more than once had (maim to commend, arreftcd our attn-
.-on We find hi. prefect publication divided into three parts. In
' I uter dal. see feveral ufeful things, not commnnty found In
f .ch works. fur MI/Atter, reading leftons in Italic, Old Estella,
i; t n .r utsript Letters; explanations of the founds of the letter:,
r..thing the king and Mort founds of the vowels, and the alio-
!' 'out founds of all; and finally, rules for (riling. very eicart
• dittinetly ezpreSed." Britilh Critic, Dec. 1304-
N. Of the abort Bookkllers may be had all the other worts
• ‘fr. Murray.

Mr. BARROW's TRAVELS IN CHINA.

This day werepublilhed, elegantly printed in One large Volume

. .
Qp.ario, andlikittrated with Plates, melt of them engraved by
Mr. Meelland, from Drawings by Mr. Alexander, Price

tit. 64. in Boards, (inferiheci to the Earl of MACAL r Nar,)
'TRAVELS in CHINA, containing Defcriptions,
Ohfervations, and Comparifons, made and eolleeted in the
eourfc of a •ort Refulcnee at the Imperial Palace of Yuen-min-
yuen, and on a fuhfcquent Journey through the Country from Pe-
kin to Ca-ton. In which it Is attempted to appreciate the rank
t►at this extraordinary Empire may be eonfulcred to hold in the
Scale of el rilized Nations.

" Non cuivis Hominicontingit adire Corinthum."
It is the lot of kw to go to Pekin.
By JOHN BARROW, Efq.
Late Private Secretary to the Earl of Macanney, and one of his
Suite as Ambaffador from the King of Great Britain to the Em-
peror of China.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may he had, by the fame Author, An Account of Tra.
vela into the intaior of Southern Africa. Containing Otiervations
on the Geology and Geography of the Southern Part of that Con-
tinent, Sketches of the Phyfical and Moral Chandlers of the va•
nous Tribes of Inhabitants, Confiderations on the Importance of
the Cape of Good Hope to the different European Powers as a
Naval and Military Station ; as a Paint of Security to our itidian
f rade and Seamans during a War ; and as a Territorial Aqui-
&ion in Time of Peace, Ste. &e. a VW,. ato. with a large Mars
`and feveral other Engravings, 31.61. 6,1. in hoe-ils.
The Suomi Vo umlo ybe hal 111,,ra'A.

CHILBLAINS arc cured by one ppplication of
WHITEHEAD's Fluid ESSENCE of MUSTARD, and the
feverelk Sprains and &Mks, in kfs than half the time uNally
taken by Opodeldoc, Arquebufade, or any other liniment or em-
brocation ; and if ufed immediately atter any accident, it prevents
the part turning black.
The Multard Pills are alfo taken with fingular fuccefs in all
Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Deuty affeetions, Numbnefs, Spafm.,
or wandering pains, Flatulency, Indigettion. and general Dvbi:ity,
at the fame time, the as fluid Ellcnce is applied to the parts
affetted, in thofe complaints where necepary. It is prepared :And
rom at as. pd. each box or bottle, by R. Johnitoo, Apothecary.
No. is, Greek (tree[, Soho, London.

a The Chilblain Ointment, fur cleanfing and fpeedily healing
hrnken Chilblain', Is alio prepared by Mr Johnlton, price is. a id
each Box.

TO THE LADIES.

BAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY,
for removing SUPERFIA '/US HAIRS from the FACE,
NECK, ARMS, &c. and for improving the COMPLEXION,
In Egypt and Turkey, from whence the above prepare • swot at
Mt brought into this country by Lady M. W. M. the Lathe.,
who are delicate in the extreme, not to foliar a tingle luir to
remain which they conceive impair or intrusive, male ufe of it
at the baths, and even the hIEN frequently employ it to give
uniformity and nape to their nil] &c. The atEdailts which
we from time to time publithed of its complete and rt noel :nt
(Iced's, never eaufing the night& irritation to the molt
atilt convince the public of its decided fuperiority over all other
preparations of the fame kind, which have bcen molt of them fpu-
rious attempts to imitate it.

To prevent thefe impofitions in future, the above fold by
Mrs. Knight, No. 33,KintAlrert, Holborn, fir doors from Ilul
born, by appointnamt of the Proprietor, and at no other hook in
London. Price 3s. 6d. the bottle.
And let be partkularly obterved, that each cover is figned in the
Pmprittor's hand writing, to imitate whirrs a telony,.
In order to accommodate Ladies too ditt ant for prrfonal appli.
cation, their orders by poft, fur a fingk Bottle or larger go,..ty,
will be punaualiy executed to any part of Town or Country.
each order kidding the ammint,addreffed to Mrs. Knish t. as .ibov: .
Country and foreign orders executed as ufoal.—An ahat,ownt
of One Shilling in fir Bottles, and One Guinea in twrlckzeri.
Sold by Mr. Callwell, Dublin; Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh; Mrs.
Dancer, Volt; Mr. Wars, Leeds; Mr. Clifton, Durham; Mr.
Woolmer, Exeter; Mr. Billinge, Liverpool ; Mrs. Shicradic, &V.
tol; Mrs. Marriott, Bath: Mr. Edslowes, Shrewlbury ; Mi
Walker, Gloutefter ; Mr Wright, Hereford; Mr. Hodges, Sher
borne; Mr. Kobinfon, Tunbridge ; Mr. Wilkes, Brighten; Mr
Pratt. Searbro'; Mr. Bcttifan, Margate; Mr. Collin., SaElbury ;
Mr. Staines, Manehdter ; Mr. Swinrey, Birmingham ; ftr.Cow
dcH, iaicefter; Mr. Newcombe, Stvitiord i Mr. Hcrv..7, 6outh
baargtio, ant Ms. /to*, himerwrogace.

• coact %my vi.fc "mg•japww, ijvc. ouue 41. ranominnow crow We naug u. aorcat ammo to MC LUZ- Will or punctuany excesitcat to any part of I own or Country. hi point of fituation it appears to embrace ever.- obje.i that fa
We do not alirart think it neceff:ry to employ nue dine lo peror of china, each oetict inch:ging the anwint,addreffed to Mrs. Knight.asabev:. defirahle; remark:4)ly 110.i.hy, amply fupplicti with the find!
...alining literary l"dudeuril cd. fal humble a kind 39 rPel* Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Country and foreign orders executed as uflial.—An abat,atent .trituitnigcasvtiautnervr, iintbattia;naidcm,rourpi7oclus,haVtalygrocr
diattablnc,,ceoffreafomyattompoi
• tis 't he tonic of Lindley Murray, however, whom we Of whom may he had, by the fame Author, An Account of Tea. of One Shilling in fix Bottles, and One Guin,ft in twflckzeri.
nave more than once had oeaalion to commend. arrtatd our =en- aril into the Intaior of Southern Africa. Containing Obfecrations bold by Mr. Callwell, Dublin; Mr. linter, Edinburgh ; Mrs. 'ma, wker.i feveral coaches pafi daily : the roads good. The ,;
. oe We find his prefect publication divided into three parts. In nn the Geology and Geography or the Southern Part of that Con- Dancer, York; Me. Wins, Leas; Mr. Clifton, Durham ; Mr. ..iittalc and Manors abound with Game. near two capitol pooh of
t.:er dal% are feveral ufeful things, not commonly found In fluent, Sketches of the phyfical and Moral Characters of the sa. Woolmer, Exeter; Mr. Billinge, Liverpool ; Mra. Shiorairo, P.rii Foe ; sounds, and in a Country much rctortcal to for Field Sports. t.ch fur ;mullet, reading leffons in Italic, Old Englith, noes Tribes of Inhabitants, Conrideratinns on the Importance of tot; Mrs. Marriott, Bath: Mr. Etltinwea. Shrewsbury ; hit Delcnptlve l'artLulars may be had one month previous co the
o„r ausipt letters; ,splitnations of the founds of the letter., the Cape of Good Hope to the different Loropean Powers, as a Walker, Glottetffcr Mr. Wright. Hereford; Mr. Hodgcs, Sher Sale, and in the intermediate rink fu-iber haform,,ta,,, may be ob.
• it.. ~•doos the snug and thort founds attic vowels, and the alio- Naval and Military Station ;as a Pvint of Security to our %than borne; Mr. It.obinfoo. rrbridge Mr. Wilkes, brighten; Mr . taiced, and the M.infion viewei by tickets ,ot. which
fi.usids of all; and finally, rules for (Failing very a:cart; trade and Set-laments during a War; and as a Territorial Acqul- Pratt. &tartar° Mr. Setnion, Margate Mr. Collins, Saliihury ;no parfait can he admitted, by applying to ?Atom, p,,„oley and
o.• 1 dant:ally asproird." Britilh Critic, Dec. 51104. finial in Tune of Peace, &c., die. a VW,. sm. with a large May, Mr. Staines, manchefter; Mr. Swinney,Theminghvit ; 111t.Cow 'el'. !;ray', Inn , Metrrs. Buticr, Havant; Ed ...trd Dawn, Efu. N. Of the above Boobrcncrs may be bad all the other worts and fcceral other Engravinp, 31.6 a. CI. in hoe '44 hirieyiter: Mr- Newcombe. Set”riord tiere..7, South. Is:suited; or et Mg Wax. at his tinning Align," cow, cht.
Wr. Murray. The Suomi be 111,,r3,A. limit's. ant Ms. Mosby, kiwooseace. Juita.
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