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JIX/IN ECONOMICAL COOKERY.
was riblished. Fifth Edition embellished with Mx En-
groviorsen Sees% price es. bonds,
111 HE COMPLETE ECONOMICAL COOKERY;
4p,, al hlwesewils‘ being a Dew system of Domestic Cook-
ing. witiodinernionn .hufehaan*.Preavivial• trualialle carving,
reelegppechllngtre, Ties Fifth lidition enlarged,
Mrs MARY HOLLAND.-
" I had nthsr ;ou would marry a young woman without
/lethiug, whip& iniwressof the art of domestic economy, than ene
bag ekepopel ponds and unacluidated with that =mum
wader **good wife."—Pr. Johneou.
-44 far oatas Tegg, Chespside i and may be had of all
-4n ad Ctemtry.

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itOBSKTSONS VEGETABLE DROPS.-'
These Invaluable Deeps, pcepared by a double distillation of
lltsbe atsd'Roots, ofzsingeliely medicinal quality, and without any
loins& ingesdiset Miaow (as voriiied on oath before the Ford
Mara). sank smother to toy remedy ever yet offered to the Pub.
slit. They're* jotalcularly reeetnmendod, with the approbation of
themost eminent of the Faculty, for bilious and nervous disorders,
-and are a complete antidote in ill morbetie eases, end impurities of
the bleed, Whetherarisiog front isiegularities, or otherwise.
Ast hod •of divide ihoprietor, No. 7, likseetsituaiscppre.
Pries_ theataart.battle...Wa. The sailer, for childrto?

1131:100S *ND COMPLACNTS.
AS a mild and effectual remedy for all thosic
muss which origionte is a vitiated action of the liver and
Idliery.osrans, namely, ./odigestion, Loss of Appetitc,'ltead-ache,
ilfesttbutt, Iliesolendes, Spasms, .Cestiveseso, alktieess dt the
liveroke. dee. IlifiglTUPV's A(QTIBILIOUS Ni.Ll66 bow sew
Wridosmiewormakappoloral than .any Ober asedirioe whatsoever.
They unite eves, secoos...emiation of mfld situation with sercessgal
*lca, andsrerpaire 110 aestraint or continental& whatever dtwing
their nee. thlropteattittnates, where the consequences el rednostant
MA *tided bilvere• SO prevalent and alermlog, they are as Mira.
lisside.end isittirnt protection. They age likewise pecelisrly cel-
estes/4 to .eruct disorders arising from sicessoo of the table, to
rendre the mood the stomach, arid to remove most complaints'
accadosed by irregularity of the bone's.
islid in Bones at es. nil. 6s. I ts. and 2s. by Butlers, Cho-
, suliasigs:Clostddie. Pa 311.8 ; 22% Regret-street,
(nest the Ar-
Jgyle iteidna), .Loadan ; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ;
street, Dublin; and by the principal 'Medicine Tenders throughout
flat Vottad singtions,

G. &nape
C Loaf
Sir W. Coopreve, Bart.
Sir IL Pane% Ik.
Sir J. 13anks, Bt. K.B.
Sir H. B. Dudley, Be.
Ilk J. &eclair, Bt.
Sir P. Francis, K. B.
Sir S. Romilly, M.P.
W. Wilberforce, M.P.
C. C. Western, H.P.
W. Dualisms, M.P.
Serj. Ondow, M.P.
James &ephen, M.P.
R. Preston, M.P.
J. C. Carwen, M.P.
P. Omsk% M.P.
Sir T. S. Raffles
Bishop Milner, D.D.
Archdeacon Danhaty

FRENCH, dm.
M. Vise. de Chatvaabriang
11. Benj. Constant
M. Carnot
M. 'Talleyrand
Al. Savary, Duke of Revise
Professor Goers
Counsellor Gems
M. Cottu
Covet Torero
M. Say
Count Santa Rosa, Stc. Ste,

LONDON BRPOSITORY for the . CABINET-MAKE •
SOCIETY, for every Description of CABINET FURNI-
TURE, FEATHER WED and MATTRESS MANUFAC-
TORY, Nam. Cooterof LEA DAN HAIL-STREET, London,
epposits Alfipte Pump,. ItiLDY MO' ONLY.
arIHE Society of Cabinet-Makers respectfully inform
1 the Fable that they eta continue the above Establishment,
foe the Henrik of Industrious Meanies who hate large Families,
by effacing them Manufactured Ankles in the Cabinet Liue,of the
best Workmanship, and Cheaper than any House can do in endon,
New being no other profit required es the Goods but the bent
lueseewad ether ezpenses; at the an, time will be suificienlz.
tkiled With having osmium employment ihr themselves and famlid.
This Society was itetablkked in June, 11118, consisting of err
Meehasies, adding the number of their Wives and Famdßes,
anstunted to SO. The total Number stow receiving Support through
the': Means of this Esmieshment b litg Mechanics; adding the
Web* of 11Muss and ORkete,
The Rickey and their lieu re beg leave to return their Sincere
thanks to thaw ladies and Odsthusen who have hitherto honoured
them frith Wit Orders aid atemnswodadons, pad shall always
feel happy In their sidatvengt to give future mdifactlen ; at tb
same dose Whit a Ceettlasimme of their Benevolence, wheteby
dirt *An be ewabled to itionstatthe Number of the Society.
The following Articles are inserted ass Specimen of the very Low
Prices, ail warranted. -heady Money way.
Full dee Mahogany four-post Bedstead, tub bottom .C 5. 15s.—
Full size tent Bedstead Xt. 611.—Borderkd hair Mattress to It
Li. ks.—Mahogany Drawer, solid ends AM. sc—readier Bed
AS. lik.--Ditto, free from dust and smell, full size sea. ins.—Sia
'japanned Chairs of any description in oil XI. 63.—nest do. Wash.
hand-stand 166.-Ditto, Dressing Table 1611. Hearth Rugs 141.
feet 6 inches, Chest of Drawers £4. 44—Three-foot mahogany
Pembroke Table sgl. lea.—thee-foot ditto on pillars and claws
£3. 1611—Mahopay Dressing Table Xt.—Ditto Bidet, best
£l.4s.—Ditto Boa Glass, -6 drawers, best British Plate I is—.
Ditto ditto Li. 6s.—Ditto Swing Glass' large size, commode 38.
Ditto dittoes.—Ditto ditto es.—Ditto ditto lOs.—Tray Stand 7..
~Long Mahogany Thy Mts.—Japanned Book Shelf gs..—Tea
Caddy ins.—Mole Chairs—any pattern is. 6<l.—Eight Mahogany{
Chain, covered with horse hair, brass nailed £6. 68.-41 ditto ditto,
ditto ditto £7.76.—i Trafalgar ditto £p. els.—.sla.
hogany Sofa to match £6. 10s.--Ditto Couch 41. 10s.—Ditto ditto
lOso—Set of Mahogany'Card and Sofa Tables, an turned legs,
banded in rose weed sea. lgs.--liet of Mahogany Tables, two Card
and Sofa, on Olin and claws Lis. ies.--Ditte, the best that can
be made—to older or pattern aele. 10s.—Straw Palliasse Li. Is.—
Test Bedstead and fonsitere ISa.--Daatbqo Bedstead and
French elliptic cep. with drapery and fringe, AL IN.—Five-foot
mahogany four-post Bedstead and furniture, with French draperies,
lined all through, emnplete, Al& les.--Firniant ditto ditto
Ai& ins.-Ditto, ditto, with cornice, of a superior make, £lB.los.
—.Ditto ditto, with gold cornice, eiepnt drapty, 810...-Draws
invasion Curtain% of thehest Itheoe and Chian, hoed ler Window,
811.6s—Ditto ditto £7. 7s.—Dittoof a superior and elegant stylg
of work, £lO. 101.--Drawineroom sofa #6 ds—Ditto
Dino £1.11..--Hone-trait' Cashless,
W. moth &I.—Comma do. 4s.
THUBN ELL, Agent.
mannwr sinew etnisdko.
Seeds packei free of evenst, eseept the Metetiabollot loot to
all parts of Great Britain, and to the East and West Indies.—Cap.
tains fitted out, and Merchants supplied With Cabinet Goodsior
Evened's.
Apanntests Furnished at a few hours' notice, and
Houses in two or four days.

FIRE AT SAREPTA.

OFFICIAL. PARTICULAR&
WORT ST TUE MOW& OR TUX UNITAS sitatTatar ; on,

111011AVIAlf CHURCH.
It has pleased the Loon our Goa, whose ways are
often inscrutable, but always righteous and full of love,
to visit oar Congregation at Sarepta, in Russia, with a
very heavy disaster. /On the 9th of August last, about
one o'clock in the afternoon, a ire broke out in one of
the outhouses of the tobacco manufactory, and as all
those premises were built of wood, and by the long con-
doned drought and heat had become like tinder, the
lames spread with such Vapidity that all human help
proved vain ; and in the short space of four hours and
la half the shops with *lithe buildings belonging to the
allatikatn, the apothecary's shop, the large distil.
bryt the Warden's house, the two large houses of the
111101, lirelliren, With all their shops and farming pro.
lasas, and tirenty.four dwelling-houses (compstsins,
threetoUrths of the whole settlement) were laid in ashes
this roatitpoisht ismilies, all the silt& Brethren. 70
is soother, :aati about 'toothy Aosilita sCwosklufla
may, .191041 bereft of their • habitations. Whets tlar
fire ad.
rf.d.the mostshuaseroU place, between:Ow
sing Istria% 'house aid to closely adjoining vett,
littildiogt di the flittisterls Image, it pleated 41ser
rasa 4611111Wia sett ions el those ado
ttwt tcsibt a AO to tho Pri3"
4=7 lehesPClA•ci;later, helf 1!*
/ 4144r-vell .44100, TA4I4 Ilawc
\vaned a rnelanchoiy of Pn
house. 41 Ut, as the Bishop,
hiat;relf Tin his WA". dated

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Aortae l'4di; OM recitals Coot who. foetid
tel to ire* a with -paternal stook!, Woad leg eel.
*Stift to Alktperptsilei 'of ihis stit ithewitter
burden -upon •Iss Ain 11e4fere •lable to •I‘br, but piw-
-served to us .istit-beatitlfiathatih,ied m Many dwel-
ling-houses; title, on the 10th ;df August, all the in•
habitants, both inetnhers of the - 'Congregation sad
strattiers, cool& be provided with a place of refuge.
—The-single Brethren . removed into the Church, the
single Sisters supplying them with victuals; and all the
rest of the sufferers Were 'likewise tarnished withlood
and lodging. Our worthy Brother- Wullschlegell, snider
of one of the manufactories belonging to the. shop,
anxious to save as much of the property at possible,
erposed himself too long to the flames, end-was burnt
to such a degree, that he departed this life two clays
after. An aged single Sister, Salable Frame, a seriant
ea the ins, escaped into the street without harm, but-the
fright' had such an effect upon her, that she died.of a
fit in the street. Brother Hopt has 'misted us in bar.
homing the families of the Brethren Nitschman and
Langerfeld, and, indeed, all who have retained their
houses have most cheerfully accommodated the poor
sufferers its the best manner. That which most of: all
comforts es this state of deep distress and affliction
is, that the whole Congregation, with one voice,•ae-
nowiedges and confesses, 'We tsve, indeed, deserved
this severe chastisement, but the Loan who has &dieted
it, is our gracicus'Gon aid SAVIOUR, who will heal the
wound, and yet make manifest his merciful purposes
with Sarepta. In every countenance bumble eheerfel-
ness, resignation and thankfulness for the marvellous
help he has afforded us, are depicted, and what the lips
utter is confirmed by grateful tears.. Consideringoahe
furious and rapid progress of the flames, it is surprising
how so much has been saved of goods belonging to indi-
viduals, and other effects, though very much, indeed,
has been consumed. The total loss is immense, and can-
sot at present be cakulated ; but the Lome has done it ;
he is almighty to help in time of need, and he will thew
lit by what means help is to be obtained.
• "'We are bore, that on the receipt of this mourafir&
Intelligence, compassion and active benevolence will be
excited in the breasts of all our Brethren and Sisters..
That all the inhabitants of Sarepta, notwithstanding
their extraordinary exertions and the excessive heat, am
well, and continue with unwearied courage and strength,
to assist in extinguishing die fire, which still on the 14th
was smothering or blazing up in numberless places
among the ruins, is to be ascribed to the merey of our
cious SAVIOUR alone. Our worthy neighbour, Mt;
opow, of Otrade, who hastened to our relief with 40
of his tenants, and gave the best orders and manual
assistance, was made, under Gon, the instrument of
saving our Church and the few houses which remain in
the place. May GOD reward him for it."
The above is all we know as yet of this dreadful to.
Muir,. But as touching brotherly love, dear Brethren
and Sisters, ye need not that we write unto you, for
ye yourselves are taught of GOD to love one another.—
Ever since lie, who is the Dines AUTIIOR of our Bro-
therly Union and Covenant, on the 15th of Angtist,
1727, baptized our first brethren with the Spirit of
Love, that spirit has, through his mercy, reigned among
us, notwithstanding all our tailings and imperfections.
We haM felt ourselves closely united together, as mem.
ben of one body, of which CisatsT is the head, and,
one member suffered, 211 have suffered with it. Of this,
ample evidence has been afforded in the earlier periods
of our history, at the time of the emigration from
Osruthaag and the burning of our Settlement atNeu.
salts, and more recently, by occasion of the destructive
fire at Gradenfrey and the damage done during the war
at Neuwied and Gnadenberg. To those great misfor-
tunes, which we have experienced, belongs-also the late
dreadful conflagration at Sarepta. Let us. therefore,
cry mightily to our GOD and SAVIOUR, that Le would
refresh by his consolations the hearts of our poor suf-
fering Brethren, and the whole deeply afflicted Coo.
gregatioa in that remote region on the borders of Asia,
and give them faith and confidence in him. Our own
,hearts will dictate to us what we mey de for their
assistance, and the Loan, the Goo of loft, will
strengthen_ oar hands to exert ourselves intheir behalf.
In the fellowship of Jesuit, we salute you, as your faith-
ful and affectionate Brethren; the Elders' Conference of
the Unity; tied In their name,
_ SAMUEL GMEISTLIEE RL. RICHX
Berthehdoe4 Sett. SO, 1826.
We have Linos been informed, that on the 12th Au-
gust, the single Brethren having been otherwise.accont-
modated, . the Congregation met for the first time Lifter
the Are in their Chitrch, in fellowship, to offer uppriuse
and prayers to Gon for his mercy, which be remembers
even In judgreent. The fire was net yet quite extiop
guished among the.great heaps of ruins.
Sarepta is a settlement of the United Brethren,
in Russian Asia, near °smiths, on the Wolga. It was
first established in the year 1765, by five Beethrenfrom
Herrnhut, in the hope that it might be the means of
bringing the Calmucks and Other tribes in the vicinity
to the knowledge of the truth. The population has:by
degrees increased to nearly 500 inhabitants. The at-
tempts madeduring the first fifty years of its existence
to effect the conversion of the surrounding heathen. did
not prove successful ; but a subsequent effort in the
year 1815, to which the Brethren were encouraged by
a liberal grant from the Directors of the London Itlis-
sionary Society, has been blessed, to the conversion of
several persons, and the gathering of a small flock of Cal-
mucks, who are at present encamped in the plains ad-
joining Sarepta..
a Cabinet Order, dated the 9th of October, his
Majesty the King of PRUSSIA, has relieved Mr. P. A.
loiter, of Cologne, from the payment of the eons of
his trial lin Which he was condemned), vihkh amounted
to 30,000 dollars.
Private letters -from Bahia state, that some disagree-
ment bad teken place between LOCO C• 061044114 and
_several of the Brita.oEfioets serving iphis fleet, said io
have hem occasioned by the mode of distribution of the
prize-money. It'is even said that terral of their were
about to heave hies with a view enteriatabe•Colien-
service. Aootber letter ataseW, hemmer. the .h
...autalnpaeont between OP :end ,the Q.
ices, the adjustment of the differentes siigl#-ht ae.
limed to the Brasilian EMPEROR.
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