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CALI l'Al. PRIZES.

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Schemes at Large gratis.

fiT.VI.E LOT EERY,.
TO EE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. •
ar...! Co. respecti imforrn the Public,
:.•• Tie:f.ts :•frari.• are now on •:••:.1,-: ar el tbdrO?fice3;
t•• • . time tltLy beg leave to rccat.rm..l:4 t,) the at.entiort of
the Srherne of the prevent :.r.tt..!ry,xvhittit thi-y u,t
tbvir approlw.t.on and t.npport: in order to prilen:
it is 'icy'. -.try to observe, that. there are only
--.brrs in :he I.n .." y, anti of cntirse r.n Number higher
.trd that the V. v.-ill b^ ih-awn in One Day.
CAP: PRIZES.
c' £:.10,600
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roar TiActs of (.7.ch Nitmber. :10mcnturers may
of gairjrg y POUOC:^I.

I:ES:D:7.NC F. for a f;E;.;-rt..,,lAN'f: FA7viILY
of ['ON.
-01.1).:)y riO:,T, by Mr. WA*l-1"5,
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vciy (-)lTlrry-Klifv,:.i and desirable Inn or
I,y di.: panic f th., COURTI::NAY
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CANDLES manufactured by Steam, and with
WA Xa) WICK:;, have deckled advantages over those.
made in the unumun way. The t..ilow being- melted with steam
is greatly improved in its qualityat!d colour, and the wicks, by
being coated with wax, emit a brighter flame, and are more
durable than others.

Manufactured o.Ay by the Candi? and Soap Company., and sold
fur the Convenience of families, in boxes of O.'e, Three, Six, and
Twelve Dozen Pounds, at Nu. 18; Fieet-street,,Lomlon, and J.
Baxter's, Edinhumh.
As thi, Compo,l onh• deliver goods for ready money, Country
Comsprmdents :re requtstetl to send references for payment in
Lan lon with their orders.

GODnOi..l)'s •.-1"1 ENT VEGETABLE BALSAM,

For COUGHS, Co:x:3, ASTHMA:3, and CONSUMPTIONS.
/VI?" the und•ersignal, having experienced the good
effects cf the VI:GI:TABLE BALSAM in our Families,
and wiliteued it in elms, mo3t strongly re,:orornend it as the
unif c(ll,:ae...e;is .Mediclit,; known for the above Complaints:
k.l.mqnis of 1..0t!....1.1: Lords Dudley and W:r.l, Granthy,
10;:cf1).1ild, Fort, and Monr,:fc.rt ; Viscauntesses
:.ad Ward, z::d Grantley,
two l'or:eseur: ; Api)r,..oce ; :.irs JAtil Francis
k_dward ticor;:e ArinstrunL, Barts.
I,roeit, i)eyis , De 7‘t:.l-o.
Certire-ates a saaez•six. of Cures to seen every Day from
ch.ven till two o'clock, at N 0.3, it Bloomsbury square.

_
Co,-y of a ?...:er to Messrs. Goibold
" Gentlemen—( troubled with an Asthmatic Com-
p7aleit many years ; inzaitlis ago I caught a violent cold,
whi b. debilitated me So much that I was unable to walk ; I had
recour to your Medici!! toll by taking! eight quarts my health
Is perfectly restored, and I shall be happy to inform any person
of this circumstance who Will do me the. *favour to call.
" I am, Gentl.mrn, &c, ". JOHN PALMER.
" •Essex, 1:."

A-ROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (the
rriginal inv.halon of Mr. Henry, and brorsht by his suc-
sessiw improvements to the highest. perfection) continues to be
prepared and sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRI',
Chemists, Mancht,ster.

This agreeable perfumed Liquor is composed of highly concen-
trated Vinegar, with the most pleasaut Aromatics and elll-
- Antiseptic.. Ia s pungent Odour renders it extremely
gi atrial' and salutary in Head Faintings, and in all Places
of Public Resort, (as Theatres, Courts of Justice, &c.) as it
counteracts the bad effects of heated and foul Air. It is also the
best Antidote against the infection of all Contagious Diaea-os.
As there ure many spurious and infcriur 'mite:ions, under the
samesame of which are fallaciously repre-
scnte.l as improvements, the public :v.." reqUested to observe,
tba! the names of THOMAS and W HENRY, Men-
chest :r, ore engraved or. each stamp, and moulded in the glass of
earls bottle.
The AROMATIC SPIkIT of VINEGAR, Price 3s. 9d.
(Stamp included) is sold wholesale and. retail, by BAYLEY and
BLEW, Cockspurstreet, (the only Agents in London authorised
by the proprietors); where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Guld,
Silver, Canutlian,chrystal,
Also, HENRY's CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles at
2.s 6d. and larger with glass stopes% at 4s. each ; their Dames
being on the sLanaps.

Co: raining
1. Halliday on the Lnnatic Asylums in Ireland. 2. Aikin's
Dictionary of Chemistry and 'Mineralogy. S. Bell's Sys'em of
9perative,Sergery. 4. Carneiro's Reflections e Observarens
da
V tccina. 5. Burns on Diseases of the Heart, Aorta, &c. 6.
Haslam's Observations on Madness and Melancholy. 7. Cooper's
Dictionary of Practical Surgery. S. Alibert sur les Maladies de
la Peau. 9. Reece's Dictionary of Practical Medicine. 10. Parr's
London Medical Dictionary.
MEDICAL AND S9RGICAL INTELLIGENCE.
1. Case of Suppression from a Metallic Bougie, broken in the
Urethra. 2. Case of Subclavian Aneurism. S. Operation of an
Aneurism by Anastomosis in the Orbit of the Eye. 4. Two
Operations for 'juries of the head.
LIST 97 MEDICAL PUELICATWNE.
Printed for Longman, Hurst,
,Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row, and Cadell and Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had Nos.
1 to 6 of the work. • •

On Saturday, 114 1, va, puulblieLl, price Xi. is. printed on
columbier paper, Folio, and containing four plates and a vig-
nette, engraved in exact imitation-of the Origio.il Drawings,
NC). I. •
(To be continued every two Months} of a Work entitled
THE ITAt lAN SCHOOL OF DESIGN,'
Lxemplified an &aeries of .F* Silniles, catefoUY eutraYed
Einimut Artisrs,-from Original Drawings of the greatest
Painters and Sculptors of Italy. Selected from the Collection of
WILLIAM YOUNG OTTLEY, F. S. A.
With Notes, Piographical, Critical, and Explanatory.
Printed for I...mgman, Hurst, Ree 7,, and Orme, Paternoster-
row; and the Author, No. 43, Frith-street, Soho-square, where
Specimtlis of the Work, and a more detailed Prospectus may be

•
The collection from which the specimens for this work are
selected, was priacipally made by the Editor during a long resi-
dence in Italy, at a periud when the calamities of War occasioned
the dispersion of ;hose Cabinets which had constituted the chief
pride of the ;,ri•at families of that Country. The designs are of
vai ious descriptions, and exhibit the mode of conslit .t observed
by the Brat Italian Artists in the preparation and process of those
finished l'ictur,:s which have commanded the admiration of suc-
ceeding ages. .1t a time ►ike the present, so highly distinguishitd
by the love, and the patronage of the A -ts, it is conceived, that
carefully eseeuted fac-similes ef these -studies cannot fail of being
accep, able to the British public, as calculated to gratify the taste
of the Amateur, and to afford valuable assistance to the Student.

This day was published, in two volumes, price 12s. in
a new Edition, being the Ninth, of
CBLEBS IN SEARCH OF A WIFE: Com-
Prehendingg Observations on Domestic Habits and Manners,
Religion and M rals.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may he had,
1. Strictures on the Modern System of Female Education;
with a view of the Principles and Conduct pilevalent among Wo-
men of Rank and Fortune. By Hannah More. 2 Vols. Tenth
edition, price-10s. in boards.
'2. Hints towards forming the character of a Young Princess.
By the same. 2 Vols. 3d edition. 12s. in boards.
3. Thoughts on the importance of the Manners of the Great,
to general Society; and an Estimate a the Religion of the
Fashionable World; two essays, now printed together in one vo-
luxe, (being the 10th edition of the first, and the 6th edition of
the second), with a new preface. By the some. ss. in boards.
4. Sacred Dramas,' chiefly ' intended for young persons; the
subjects taken from the Bible. To which is added, Sensibility,
au r:pistle. By the same.' 15th Edition; ss. in boards.
5. Search after Happiness; a Pastoral Drama. By the same.
12 h edition, is. 6d.
• A complete edition of the Works of Hannah More, con-
Itaining all the ati •-re-tnen,ioncil Pieces, and a great many others,
u:titorinly printed, in twelve volumes, price to. vs. io boards.

boards,

Preparing for Publication,
THE ARABIAN ANTIQUITIES of SPAIN.
By JAMES CAVANAH MURPHY, Architect.
Author of the Designs and Descriptions of Illatalha, &c.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
This Work will be elegantly printed in large Folio, and consist
of about 100 Plates, of the most interesting Arabian Remains, in
Spain, such as the Royal Palace of the•Alliambra, the Generalife,
the great Mosch of Ceadova, &c. which will be engraved in the
most elegant and accurate manner, from Admeasurements and
Drawing:; carefully made oil the spot by the Author, during a re-
sidence to 9 years on the Continent. Descriptions will he given
of the different object,, illustrating the merits of !hex. style and
manner, together with franiilations of the Ctific and Asiatic In- •
scriptions,and set7eral interesting particulars, relating to the Arabs
and their establishments in Spain, collected from the most anthem.
tic Spanish writers. •
It w.il be completed in four parts, published se.parately ; tie
copies of each part will be delivered *according to the dates .of
orders received, for which a hook Is now opened by Messrs.
• Cadell and Davies.
The conquest of Spain by tho Arabians, in the eighth century,
is one of the most important ey.:ats recortlA in
history; and may
be justly considered as haviog, a great degre, ctfibuted to
the rapid progress of civilization, navigation, end commeree. At
a ;me when the rest of Europe was stink in rudeness 4tl supersti-
'ion, Sciences, Alts and Inclusuy, flourished among the Spanish
Arabs, as the numerous remains of their works in Andalusia, and
other parts of the peninsula, piainlx evince ; these are tioubtlese the
most curious specimons of art existing, differing, in potato. in-
vention and execution, front what is to Ise found in any other
part of Europe, as much almost as if their Authors Lad seen in-
habitants of another planet. Faithful delineations, therefore, of
these valuable, Remains, cannot fail to provelsighly aceeptable to
the ILii4sophor, the Antiquary, and the lever ui the hue Arts.