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London, England, 1816-07-30 00:00:00

This day was pubbeissd, ,
In Two Volt. 12tno. price ISe. in bawds, •
'I"IHE BO I'ANI6I"S COMPANION ; or, An'
a Introduction tJ the Knowledge of Practical Botany, sod
the Uses of Masts, either growing wild in Great Britain, or cut.
tivated for the purposes of Astricukure, ?dentine, Rural Eco-
nomy, or the Arts; on a new Plan.
I fly WW.IAIVI SALISBURY.'
Prink(' for Lengmaa, Hurst, Rem, Onne, and Brown, Pater-
'Doeter•rue ; anJ I/ okl by the Author, at his Botanic Garden,
,41rous•street.
Of whom any be had, by the tines Author,
Hints addressed to Proprliwors of Orchards, and4rOnewaro
tag fruit to general, comprising Obsernitionli en the presetwSrott
of the Apple Trees, in the Cider Conetries. Made in a Tour
doting the last Summer. Alas the Natural History of the Aphis
Janata er American Blight, and other lumen destructive', to Fruit
Trees. In One Vol 12nto ...boards.

POPULAR FRENCH SCHOOL BOOKS.
This day was publi.hed. piece 2s. bound,
PERRIN'S FRENCH SPELLING•BOOK
French end English. A new Edition, revised, corrected,
enlarged, and improved, so as to cats in the circle of that popular
Author's other School Book..—By C Gaos.
London : Printed for Leckington and Cu.; C. Law and Co. ;
J. Walker and Co.; t'catchs rd and Letterman; Crosby and Co;
Dukup and Co.; T Boo+ey ; Darren and Harvey ; J. Harris ;
Sherwood and Cd; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy.
Of whom may he had, :tailored, printed. new Editions of
Perrin's French Grammar, Ezercises, Fables, &c. revised,cor-
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HE Eighth Number sit the GAZILTTE spf
JL HEALTH, prise Is. publi.lied this day, containing Pre
seriptions CIE English) for Indigestion, bilious Complaints, Flatu-
lence. gerteMl Nervous Debility, levniess of Spirits, Hooping
Cough, Spasms In the Sumach, Catarrhal and constitutional
C. ugh, Irritative Gleet and Fluor Albus, by Mr. Abernethy, Sir
Henry .1 lalferd. Drs. Latham, Frampton, Sabingtots, Agar, Lulte.
&c. Analysis of Vinous Liquors, specifying the quan ivy of ardent
spirit each contains; Dr. Plitip's interesting experiments On Ani •
nuls, with remarks ; au Analysis of the frump or Stoke Mineral
Water, by Dr. Pearson; with an account of its superior alterative
powers in crtaneous and bilious complaints, Ste. by Drs. Mee,
Rutty, Sher-00, Ste.; the French Substitute for Peruvian Bark;
a new Remedy fur Hooiihig Cough; Remark* on nut !erg disco-
veries In Medicine; Cams of Gout tined by Dr. Wilson's 'floc-
ture ; fatal effects of Blowl-lettiog is Diabetes, and of the Eau
Medicinal, in Gout; Demription of Wbufurd's improved Truss;
Extraordinary Cases of Female Disorders. Ste. &c.
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sneer); and sold by Shweroari and Pa Parernocer-rew ; and all
,Boulveilas in Tows cad CatstrY•

• EARLY KNOWLEDGE.
This day wis published. neatly printed, in Two Pocket Vols.
with Frontispieces, price 10..64. in boards.or 11s. halthostid,
forming a complete Nursery Library, New UMW% greatly
bnproved, of
TAR. MAVO R's CATECHISMS ; or, First'Prin-
epics of Knowledge and' lastruction for Young Children
of either Sex ; for the the of Schools and Emilie&
The following subjects are comprised in the Seriesomil are sold
separately, price is. each t The Wither's Catechism, or Early"
Knowledge—Catechism of Health, containing simple and easy
Maxims tor the management of Children—Oentval Knowledge,
or a brief introduction to the Arts and Selencei—History of Eng-
land, to the present Day—Univereal Hittety—Cateehiqu of Geo-
graphy, or au Easy introduction to the Knowledge of the Globe
and its Inhabitants—Animated Nature, or Account of the Animal
Kingdom—Botany, being a Description of Vegetable King.
dont—Catechism of the Laws and Constitution of Logiand—and
Catechism of the Bible. or Sacred Truths.
0„• To the Public.-Since the first appearance of Dr. Mayor's
series of Catechisms oa useful and important subjects, Aber. have
been' OverXl imitations of the general plan, and direct plaeltrisnis
of the titles. His publishers consider this as a compliment to a
well-known and long-experienced writer for the instruction of
Youth, rather than what was probably intended—an insidious
attempt to (Ma off, under this dasolse. works, which, in some
eases, are neither mood in principles, nor correct in point of facts.
• They 'drain however, from enlarging on thicattbject; and
only respeetfuiy request, that Parents said Teachers will give
that yileterenee whisk they May feel to be du's, to the saneduits
of a real Dame; or, at least, that they will examine and compare,
befote they decide.
New and improved Editions are Mostently in the Press ; and
the original Series of Tea CatedsheWs will probably be extended,
at no very distant period.
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MATRI MONT. •
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ARRIAGE should be the foundation of social
11,1140dess, which is often disturbed through the parties that
dlele the Mon, amt caking Moe, Omission which wand recurs
Sens the enjurneot at that assiet dewed. blessing. Amsdvt
tbe melancholy variety of disorders under which human nature
is knoWn to suffer, there are none mere aknutsg or more di..
tresienvkan those width Molt from fasbloneble gaieties. early
diesimitiou, or solitary trumpeting**.
?Maws. cukitia and Cut beg to ease that the sedidens at-
tendee of a practice inclusively dinned to the MISURCOt and
ems of cum:FAIN COMP! AMES, entitle diem to the claim
of superior acquirement. • As nide Suttee°, they offer a
speedi Mid permanent cure fur evbry stapof that disorder, width
ticauvracted in an unguarded inoneseteAnd which poising the
WO. of Wet and roc every days of i± y, which la the mgr.
r.20.:14V4 nook
an Peep it/ She
victritisslaileithe
of rid age—the bOtly
.boicoMing rosevatc4 and ems-
he chinks yellow and blooding—and the mind seamy
.med.dsiscied. ' For the result of 'Mar success in this Ineviedii
Ile they refer coital topeatimp, which. Mel Rause
es, they ism acquired,' 110 years czneeinste, lie a
much eziendedreactice. hs 'lighten, recent caves of Syptithc-
dc Complaints, a peeing age fs iseimisted ks the *bast period oi
two days,: and in the Menaggasidgelleens, a Nunn neneveraisee
in Muir plan of trauma Miura ft the patina an leuigentsd
constitution.
Married Women, who have leng been diseppolated their
'esneccatieatif a family, may hammered Mak in must leetasers,
such defects are eatable by weediest sin; and though the re.
Awn! of olds leepedhoeole be an object of doebt and seacertaissey
with ethers, yet she min of sink &fens, by the gradual pro-
griess'of renovation, is the of their expertness.
Monts. MMUS sod CO: Way be cossetted by ridings et
Slier lows. walk the trviltvil NOWT 1114 honour, at their banes,
HD, listeasigardes.• Peewee In ebecosiary, eta*. stair
sae, age, and samerathabit of Meg, is. ►sacipsimin molt.
tee idvhc sad inedishess, or be gins or afterte
put es the IGlaplone-101v ibmsoweiwier.

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