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L"rURES on the YOUR LAST BOOKS of
the PEN f A l'Ellerf ;. designed to sheet the I)ivitte 04-
Ain of the Jewish Li.eltidoa, chiefly from Evidence. In.
Ti•ree Parts :
k. Au. h,.:::ticity and Truth of the Fftitory-2. The
Theologieali, Morel, Sod Pdisitral Principles of the Jewish Law-
3c. ICesi the iitectstif Judaism, as prt•paratory to Chr stia-
hity. Delivered iu the Chapel of College, Dublin, at. the
Lecture ritaSlinhood by the Provost atoloentor FelloWs, under the
vsill bl•Mvs. Arnie Donnelian.

By the ker. IIICH -151 D GRAVES, D.D. M.R.I.A.
Dean ut Arslask, Vsofessor ofDitimity in 'Trinity College, Dub-
liu. and Chaplain in his Etc.:lleac)? 1.o;d Viscount Whitworth,
Lord Lieut.:own of Ireland.

Ptin:cd 61r T. Cadet! and W. Davis, in the Strand.

This dsy was publithed, price 1,. Plat.:s, 12ttio. bo.trd,,
Fourth Edition, enlarged and improved,
THE SHOOTER'S GUIDE ; or, Complete
SPORTS3tAbI's COUrA MON : containing a compendious
View of the Game Laws; a description of the various kinds of
Doiss,with the best mode of breeding, rearing, and training them ;
an account of the Deneises to which they are liable, and the best
roc:finis of cute. Uri-redo:is for Grouse, Parrridge, Pheasant,
Woodcock, Snipe, Pare, aat Wild Duck Shooting, wilt parti-
cular Instructions for the Juvenile Sportsman, and muota miscel-
laneous information on the choice of Guns, Gunpowder, Shot, &c.
By B. THOMAS.
London: Printed fur Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoater-
r OW.

I'o TUTORS.
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This day was published, price 2s. 6d. lauso, sheep,
A MANUA Lof LATIN GRAMMAR; kneaded
"IL to combine the ancient Plan of Grammatical Institution,
originally enjoined by Royal Authority, with the advantages of
modern improvement. To which are prefixed, some Prefatory
Hints rind Observations on the Methods of consmenc.ng and pur-
suing Classical Learning, in schools and by private Study.
By JOHN PYE SMITH, D. D.
London : Printed f.r Gale, Curtis. and Fenner, Paternoster-row.
This Manual, which will be found to contain every thing
menial in the venerable Common Grammar, the Eton Latin
Grammar, in its various, but still imperfect edi.luns—Rudili-
man's Rudiments, Dr. Adams's, and the Port Royal Latin Gram-
mars, omitting many things that have been found only to fetter
the attention and clog the progress of the pupil, and which has
been finely and carefully collated with every Lads Grammar
extant—may be with confidence recommended to the attention of
Tutors and Private Students, as materially facilitating the whole
business of early tuition, and as having already received very high
charectet anti eneouragemen**Anbetal allowance to Schools.

FUR. COLDS, RI-lELJMATISMS,acc.

DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from
their tendency to open the Pores and promote all tee na-
tural secretions, are the btu remedy for coils, rheumatinns,
slight fevers, and 411 disorders which arise from obstructed per-
spiration. They are equally excellent for head-ache, iodises:ions,
and fur gouty, bilious, and other complaints of the stomach 414
bowels, too often the consequence of free living. As a general
Family Medicine they have no equal, and and they ere particu-
larly coovenient for travellers,as they do not require any costilne-
snout. Sold by F. Newbery and lions, in St. Paul's giurch-yard,
London, price 4s. fad. a box, containing a Pills, with the name,
1" F. Newbery," engraved in the stamps. Bat as many permss
mistake the house, observe that the Number Is 43, the third
from Cbespelfle.Te be had also at Dr. Jamo's in Neaten-etreet.

IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH.
i4Y HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LE ITERS PATENT.
THIS Article, so desirable for its great conducive-
ness to health, as well as its pre-eminent beauty in ap-
peat ance, its durability and unequalled economy, is manufactured
an a mathematital princlp:e (ayant mute l'agreakle de la toile du
lin),and is most pleasant to wear, totally preventmg"the ill elf ets
of sudden transitians from heat to cola, by i1111),:ling ctuitilfs
yet imperceptibly, ew Cf rabic temperature. It has :la flax nor any
thing whar•ver mixed wrier it, and it is fully ascertained to sur-
',:ol in durability every other kind of chub, and thus rendered
most desirable to every individual, in etory tlmiste and in every
. season. Each Piece contains from 25 yards upwards, at 5:4.;
esi.; 34 S. tid ; 4s. tkl.; ;44:,;5,„ per yard, and made
both in 7-ntlia aail 4-4th. he nixes be; Sher ing :Wardle, MI
cular comfort In this, and in Foreign Climates, are ma et In
.5-4th and 6-4th wide, and contain fr.m uti to St{ par's each,
i ram is 641. to Ss. 6d. per pard, aid each Piece is warranted.
It is -Old, Wholevale and by die Piece, by MILL-Akii, die
Patentee, at the EAS I' INDIA Iik7AREHOUSES, No. 16,
CHEAPSIDE, and at no outer House; and where the White
China for Ladies' Dresses, may be ofitelned from' direer to raw
Guineas, each Piece cratainlug keen three toLoee Dresses !Itch.
Many of the First Families have long eipetieuced triadva•te a•.!

QLATER'S PATEN 1' SI'LAM KITC:IEibt
kJ and RANGE, complete, with late lan, twoments, is w ir-
ritated to be superior to any other Apparatus In the Kmßd rs'or
all kinds of Cooking (either in large or small Familie•) iu the
lutist clean and delicate manlier; its various operations of Steam-
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plying constantly from one to Is gallons of bciling water, and with
or without a Hut Closet, are all per,ormed by tie use of one
small Fire. Its superiority over eve' y other method of Cooking
consists principally in the folit.ving particulars
1. It stands in a smaller compass, and is at ended by less trouble
than is occasioned by any other mode of Cooking, and it is al-
ways well understood by once or twice using, nor is it so liable
to be'out of repair.
U. Half she lire that any other on the most economical Plan
consumes is sufficient, and it is wholly free font grea: heat, and
all suiphureous or other dtsagimble smells.
'Clae cooking by steam (viz) het distilled water. Meats .0
cooked de not imbibe impure substances, such tts calect in tea-
, kettles, &c.
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4. Victuals dressed on this plan may be cooked r. second time
and be as good as at the liar, or 'whea reely for dishing, can be
made to wait an hour without being spoied.
h. Roasting by hot air on this plan is mine cl,,anly,avd there Is
a saving of one pound of meat in ten both in ioiling and roasting,
6. The whole is free from the poisonous Litiicts of copper,'et
coppers badly tinned.
7. The Apparatus has been proved by partictrar calculation of
many f.unilies who have It in use, to clear us tarsi cost u from s,g
to ig months, yielding or saving of more than 10 per cent both
in the weight of Victuals dressed, and in the Trantity of fuel used.
Orders received by TIBOYAS WA TYL enro R t n, 41L-erit to the
'Patentee, at the Shear Rooms, No. 14, Great Russell-street,
Bloomsbury-square, where may be wen the Patent Kitchen ad
Range complete..

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