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London, England, 1810-12-26 00:00:00

In the Press, and speedily will be published,

A Winter in Paris, or Memoirs of Maclaine de C"66, written
by herself, comprising a view of the present state of sodety and
snanners in that capital, and inierspersed with anecdotes, thr.e
vollitiles.

he tuhowirg Work is not offered as a Faintly Medicine Book,
to supQrsett- the necessity of nwdical attendance, but as an at-
tempt to show the mischiefs of delay, or improper treatment,
in the commencement of disease; to mark those particular
cases in which immediate medical aid is required ; and to
erect the proper means to be employed until farther assistance
411 he obtainett.
This day was published,.the First )edition, greatly enlarged,
price tos.
'MEDICAL ADMONITIONS to FAMILIES.
By JAMES PARKINSON.
" We can safely reconimead this work to parents and masters,
particularly to those Clergymen whose parishioners are at. some
tlis:suce from medical assistance. The descriptions are clear and
appropriate, the dirLactions simple and judicious, for the early ma-
nagement of disease, before farther aid can be procured, as well
as for the conduct of nurses and attendants, through the whole
Let:-Se of d:fferent disorders."—Critical Review. •
l'rinted for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row;
Kichardsons, Johnson and Co. Murray, Callow, and Cot.
Of whom may be had,
1. The Villager's Friend and Physician; containing Observe-
• ions on the Management of Children. Cure of Diseases, &c. in-
:elided for the Promotion of Domestic Happiness, price Is.
NEW YEAR'S GIFT TO CHILDREN.
2. Dangerous Sports : a Tale. Addressed to Children ; in-
tended to warn them against exposing themselves to Situationsof
-Danger. Second Edition, with interesting Cuts, price is. 6d.
" Who knows but one of my stories may one day save its life
of s:in Mahon.
" Parents and tutors are in duty bound to put this piece Into
the hands of the ;ising generation."—Literary Review.

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.
DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, which
were contrived by the Inventor as a 'remedy for himself,
whir's preserved him to an advancoil age, are admirably cal-
ciliated for rheumatism% colds, anti all those comrLints to otrltich
the human frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our cliniatc- -
likewise for bilious am& all other disorders of th.• stomach and
bowels, and for head•sches, occasioned by indigestion, or by free
living.

Sold only by F. Newbery anti Sons, at the Wal eltouse for Dr.
Jantet's Powders, No. 4.i, St..fhtur , s Church-yardand a Dr.
4mes'i late hou.c in Bruton-street, pi:ee 4s. 61 a box, contain-
ing 36 pills, or six in one la"ge box for £1 4s.
14° None are genuine but those which have the words " F.
Newbery, No. 4., Sr. Paul's," en-,raved in the stare?.
A true judgment will be formed a the pretenvous of a man
who offers Dr James's Pills for sale, when it is known that he
was a mere labourer in the Doctor's garden, and totally ignorant
'of the principal ingredient in Dr. James's Powder, of which be
Lad the audacity to advertise himself At " the original and only
preparer;" though It is proved that this mcdicine was actually
prepared antisold before he was born, and that lie never was cut-
. Pled in avy part of the prooess.

4 II Verb Modo di Placere la Corapagnia, the Art of Pleasing
in Company, exhibited In Eighteen Conversations Italian and

French, 6s.
5. Zoological Anecdote*, by William Brewster, 24 edition,
2 vols. 71.

" Young minds may reap considerable improvement from
these volumes."—Monthly