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AT NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, LONDON INFIRMARY FOR CURING DISEASES
rY'S NEXT THURSDAY, 26th March, This day was published, in One Volume 9vo. price 7s. boards,
BY AT a MEOEFTTIINIEG2ofY4thieIdiGEMANacmER'AIIinr COMMIT. i
The Rrst-drawn Blank will receive Four Pipes of Port. LETTERS ON THE WEST INDIES.-
enspetedclally convened to mutt. the Report of a Com. 4 . I.
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I Mail, JAMES WALKER, Esq.
All Three Prizes of £30,000 ! Lam of Berbice, and Principal Agent of the Commissioners fur nattea7„EK,ppo, at a special anti
numerous Meeting
of
the 0"
con;:r2esiiidtreranctonimiontatiateeniingairannipthih:e:pfilmelutustri
tjeoefdofN..t.h:Aee•embittober,rlteolt7h,etoutiakghte Into .
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With Sixty-five other Capitals of .€5,000, £1 ,000, Ste. &C. yee Crown Property.
HAIR /t ; I ':;•4'
in the Wheel Printed for Rest Fenner, Paternoster-row, London.
of this -
T BISH, the Contractor, sincerely thanks the Pub- nuurable and Honourable the Directors of Greenwich Hots
ter the This day was published, in (Ivo. price ss. in board
THE RIGH rs of PItOPER.TY VINDICATED, is theP Medical' Officers of the Londoe niFeyalue Irenfirmarys reiorted,
for the
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• lie for their unprecedented patronage already conferred
at the this Lottery. The first-drawn Blank, No. 6965, entitled to Four
..L. AGAINST TIIE CL ACAS OF UNIVERSAL SUF- " purpose of retarding the adoption and execution of plans for
Pipesof Port, was shared by him In Two Quarters, Two Eighths, FRAG E• with Analysis of the principle of Property ; and 4 the extermination of the Egyptien Opbthabntt from the Arty
and Four Sixteenths, who respectfully entreats the holders home- New Vie:ta .-v.:. 111)!
lion at of Constitutional Interest and General Policy.
diately to order from any Wine Merchant they please, their re- "and from the Kingdom, submitted for the approval of Go. .
By ROBER'T FELLOWES, A. Oxon. aro .
farther spective proportions of the Four Pipes of Poet, of the choicest " vernnient,"-By Sir WILLIAM ADAMS:- • ' ° I
Printed for Joseph Mawman, 59, Ludgate-street. 4 ' I
to Con- quality in the Kingdom, which Deus will pay for on demand ;
)afore- Who has also the pleasure to announce, that he Sold and Shared THE POOR LAWS. In the unavoidable absence of Sr CIIA itLF,S PRICE, Batts e
no less than Twelve of the Capital Aizes drawn already this This day was publiehed, in One Vol. evo. price se. boards, President. fi L .
where
Lottery, being No. 5,107, a Prize of £5,000, one of the largest fIONSMERATIONS on the IMPOLICY and per- '.!
ne following Resolutions were passed unanimously : t i •
need- Prizes yet drawn, and II others of £l,OOO, &c. • Nisi notions TENDENCY of the present A D MIN ISTR A-
of Dr. Esau of the 3d and 10th instant, whichi have now bean
That the Report of the Speciai Cummittee and the Lessen
admit- As the demand has been very yeast throughout she country,
. ?lON of the POOR. LAWS; with Suggestions for improving
non of BINH entreats his Friends to be earl in their application whilstlll( . O
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sss the a variety of Tickets and Shares remain at his Offices, Na 4, the Condition of the Poon-By CHARLES JER RA Id, A. 31. read, be published, and that a copy be delivered to every Go-
Vicar of Chobliam, and one of Ids Majesty's Justices of the vernier ot the Infirmary. ! )
Cornhill, sod 9, Charing-Cross, London. • • t
That this Committee entertain the highest sense of the talents,
. . ~ Peace for the county of Surrey. integrity, and zeal, of Dr. Faasn, which, whether called into
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In the last Lottery containing Three Prizes of £30,900, Ban Printed for Rest Fenner, John Hatche.rd, 1.. B. Seeley, Lon-
Cary. sold them AU; and hopes to sell All the Three Prizes of £30,000 4; and R. wnuan, clear,. exertion by motives a public benevolence, of piivate friendship,
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le the present Lottery. -'ir or of profleakunaasluty have alike advanced the interests of his
tBlB. o 6 .
This day was published, price Is. Institution.
MA- 4,800 Tickets tare drawn the First Day. Tr HREE POINTS of IMPUTATION against the nna. this Committee acknowledge,,. with greet satisfaction, :41 ' . '
Yet all the Three Prizes if E 30,000 are in the Whew, with Siaty:fit,e
.j. CLERGY, Considered and Refuted : in Reference to the the important services derived to this Charity, from the atae --d
uptight profeseional conduct of BENJAMIN Tutees, Etoi. fa ILS. e
11-Mall, ether Capials 1E5,000, £l,OOO, C. Protest of the R. Archdeacon Thomas, against the proceed- andwat. Lawaanee, Eaci. F.R.S. I t
„I 'r. lo
And Eight l'ipcs j Wine, besides the Prizes. ings of the Church Missionary Saciety. 1. .. .'•
h next,That the acknowledgments of this Committee are also end.. ••
ipply of SECOND DAY-Tou a eeev, 26th instant, when the first Blank By PHILALETHES.
Na At, St. Paul's needy due to RICHARD BATTLET, Esq. Honorary Secretary, who,
will have Four Pipes of Wine. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtun,
Bowing Church-yard. during the course of thirteen years, has, on every occasion, ma- .
tor, viz. VYTON, Stock-broker and Lottery Office Keeper, . nifestud an anxious seal for and who has contributed extensively
mad begs to call the attention of his Friends to the above state- EBEL'S SWITZERLAND AND ATLAS, to die advancement of, the 'interests of this Institution. • ,
metre and as so brilliant a State of the Wheel must offer irrens- Just published. price 16s. That this Committee canrot conclude the subject which has
of tible inducements to Adventurers, he respectfully solicits their F
4BEL'S TRAVELLER'S GUIDE THROUGH recently engaged their attention, without the deep and pointed
Favours at his old-established Mice, No. 2, CORNHILL. -
,
-.- planation of the management of the Infirmary, and of the con- 1
••• ----- --- In one convenient pocket volume, bound, and an elegant Atlas, • a
QUADRILLE DANCING. containing Captain Keller's Map, etc. etc. half-bound• duct of the Officers of the Charity, should have become neees- i
A LLEN, 19, .Sherrard-street, Golden-square, gives London: Printed fur Samuel Leigh, is, Strand. wry; nor without expressing a hope, THAT A CLAIN AND mores
mt. RIVARD TO TM:2W, will prevent the necessity of any further shine •
-LK. Public Lessons and Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Va'alte, Where may be had a great variety of Publications for the use of
lar proceeding.
u 7 mix- tind Country Dances, aa danced by the select Foshionables of Travellers on the Continent. That the lleseleitions of this Meeting be published in the
ess than Paris and London. Morning Sets for Ladies only-Evening Tbis day was published, handsomely printed in one von awe Morning and Evening Papers.
yes and Sets, Ladies and pentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours to
Illustrated by four Maps, descripdve of the Route, price 12s. lids. S. HOUGHAM, Chairman.
untaught or incomplete Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and
PICTURESQUE TOUR through FRANCE, S. Hongham, Esq. having left the Chair, the 'Thanks of the
more expeditious or refined acquirement than Public Lessons A
..LA SWITZERLAND, on the BANKS of the RHINE, and Meeting were unanimously voted to him 'for his able conduct
Straw, convey.' Family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Pro-
through part of the NETHERLANDS, in the Year 1616.
therein' 11. BATI'LEY, Hun. See.
fesaion, or _Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their Families,
of each for aiding which be has on sale new-invented self-playing Intro- London : Printed for J. blawman, 39, Ludgate-street. For RHEUM ATis.ds, COLDS, and DISORDERS of the
" To those who have not travelled, it gives a faithful account STO 11.1 C H and BOWELS.
menu, enabling them to cultivate their own Dancing, give Balls
Az. of what is to be seen; to those who intend to travel, it affords an
without Musicians, or amuse themselves and friends with Music DR. JAINIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, restored to
iweieht. by Clock-work. excellent plan for their operations; to those who have travelled,
_ - their primitive excellence, from the original and only re- ,‘
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This day was published, in Three Volumes, price 16a. aa.- .. haps, the best which could have been taken -British Critic, for cipe, under Dr. Jamesa hand, delivered by hint to Mr. Nees-
This
October, 1817. tory, when he purchased, and had a regular assignment of, half . % ,
for two a Work of Imagination, entitled, --
the a'on- t
This day were published, price 3s. boards, Pills have been compounded of late years, is notorious; awl mi-
te period PRANKENSTEIN ; or, THE MODERN PRO- -
:e for the 1... MET lI.E.US. EVENING AMUSEMENTS; or, the Beauties of meroos compkinu were received from old purchasers, not only
of the inequality of their sizes, ::nd their alienation from a light
Did I request thee, Mer.ea, from my clay the Heavens displayed I in which several strikiug 'Appear-
to a dark colour ; but also of their being lest efficacious than
To mould me man? Did I solicit thee antes to be observed in various Evenings in the Heavens during
on to the
From darkness to promote me?-l'aradise Lost. the Year Mite, are described. heretofore. Mr. Newberg feequeraly remonstrated against such
rict ; and mnigement ; but in vain. He bed no alternetive ; for he
any day London: Printed for Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mayor l'his Volume contains Observations on the Appearances of the
v•as bound by Cave:Lk:as nu. i 0 Val aiiy Analeptic Pills, but those
Faith to an Inhebitant of the Moon ; on the Tides, on which the 1
the Pro- and Jones, Finsbury-square.prepared by Dr. Janos and his family, so lung as they chose to
Moon is denied to have any influence whatever; and on Errors
Proposalssupply his demands. They thouebt fit, however, to refute that
the said APOCRYPHA TO MACKLIN'S BIBLE. in the Nautical Almanack, with Suggestions for the•Picocation
of them. By WILLIAM FREND, Esq. M.. 1. Actuary dine supply in Jneuary, 1817 ; and an attempt has been made by the
me dae IS Elegant VOLUME, which completes the Rock Life Assurance Company, and late Feleow of Jesus Col- Grandson of the Inveutor to usurp the whole business, under
taking it,
rT" magnificent Edition of the SACRED SCRIPTURES, loge, Cambridge. -" Ducendo disco." the false title of "Sit Prqtri.lor." Mr. Newbery is now :twee- )41 il t
w; Sec. begun by the late Mr. MACKLIN, is now published, price Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street, London. fore absolved from his eurgmaents, and enabled to render to the
-. eighteen guineas in extra boards. . Of whom maybe had, public the from aledenne in its most perfect mete, which be . 41.
It is printed by Mr. Bentley, in an uniform manner with the The Evening Amusements, from the Year 1604. pl..dges himself ie be ideutizally the Analeptic Pills as prepared ). ,ita•l if
Volumes of the Old and New Testaments, before published ; --.- - by Dr. James in his lifetime, and endued with all those virtues
his deli- and jai in like manner, embellished with Historical Engravings NEW PUBLICA'TIONS FOR YOUTH. Wiiich Citablish.Nlthi.ii reputation. FRANCIS NEWBERY. • , 1., I
This day were published, They are sofa by F. Ne.ybary and Sone, at the Original Were-
en in the by Messrs. Landseer, C. Heath, Bromley, and Golding, and I I • '
r instance with Ilead and 'Tail Pieces, wholly by 3lr. Landseer ; from 1. A VISIT 10 the BAZAAR : illustrated with 32 house for De. limos's rowda, No. St. Paul's, Guidon ; end
Pictures and Drawings, which were the last work of the -a. R. Engravings,ezhibitingthedifferenttrailesearded on taere; 29, Donc-srleet, Dublin ; *all by their Agent, Mr. Sanger, Ox-
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ILIBE are late Mr. De Loutherbcurg, ILA. with appropriate explanations, price 3s. plain, or 4s. coloured. ford-street ; and Meurs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspurotrot.
.Be careful to observe, that Ob. Newbery's name is engraved f: •
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, Booksellers to N. B. Several Booksellers and Toy-shops, from a mono.: ex- 1
abort; toin the Stamp Affixed to each liox.
st to heal the Royal Academy ; to whom the Subscribers are requested to tretnely illiberal, have refused to sell this little work ; the public
tam mine send for their Copies. are in consequence particularly requested, whenever it occurs, to
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apply to the publisher, who will tidily send that or any of his Dlt. JAMES'S FEVER POWIMaR AND A NALEPTIC .
.La Fors- This day was published, publications to their order. PILLS. . I
St. Paul's In One Vol. /Ivo. price Bs. iu boards, the Second Edition of 2. SCENES Lc Eutorx; written for the Amusement and Iv- CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. 1• '
ruction of little Tarry-at-home Travellers : illustrated with 84 A TR. NEWBEItY, my late Agent for the sale of r, II
A N ANALYSIS of BLACKSTONE'S COM- Engravings, and a Map. By the Rev. J. Taylor, price 4s. plain, ANL
1-1. MENTARIES of the LAWS of ENGLAND, in it series or tes. coloured. these invaluable Medicines, having failed in as attempt
hr made in the Court of Cizancery, found, d upon an untenable ,
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of Questions to which the Student is to frame his own Answers 3, Toe Pee eStelleS or Lira; written in the manner of Mrs.
claim of Joint-Proprietorship, to compel me to continue supply- - ire 1 a '
that are by reading that Work.--By BARON FIELD, Esq. of the Barbauld's Ily.rans, in prose. By the Author of many approved
US COM- Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. little works, price 2s. 6d. half bound. log him, (notwithstanding my disinclination, originating in his V., itill , I
3 prepared Printd for T. Cadell and W. Davis, Strand. conduct towards my family), and consequently being no
Printed for J. liarris, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; where • • longer ° i
Label, in Of whom may be had, may be had, many hundreds of popular books- for children. supplied with them from me, is now issuing forth to the wtokl,
Commentaries on the Laws of England. By Sir Wm. Black-
stone, Knt. The 15th Edition, with Notes and Additions, by BARIt'S BUFFON, wITH COLOURED PLATES, feel, therefore, that I owe it to the Public, to caution them '
that they Edward Christian, Esq. Barrister at Law, the Downing Pro- COME/EVE IN ONE lILICDRED NUHRIERS. against the consequences of taking such compositions under the 1.
a, which is feuor of the Laws of England, and Chief Justice of the Isle of This day was published, price Is. Col. with the Plates accurately erroneous impression of their being Dr. James's ; and to apprise
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eto detect Ely, io four large vols. Ova price 21. Bs in boards. coloured, or Is. paint Number 1. of them, that as a certain mark by which to distinguish the genuine
medicine,, each Packet and Box will in future bear a label
nUFFON's NATURAL plait., containing
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holesale by MR. HORNE'S INTRODUCTION To ii... the Theory of the Earth, a
,General History of Sian; of the signed with my name, in my twit hit ad-irritiiig. • 1 1 4
Red by the BIBLIOGRAPHY. Brute Creation, of Vegetables, inerals, tee. Translated from I beg further to state, that the Medicines of Dr. James with
which the Public have been supplied, through Mr. newbery
kil
en, Perfu- '1
. • redwith
the French, and Interspersed Mores.-By J. S. BARR, Esq.•
This day was published, handsomely printed in Two Vols. Eton.nd his father, for seventy years, were never prepared, or could 'a . '
Bottles at ro which is added, by way of a complete Supplement, a NaNate- be
and illustrated with numerous Engravings on Wood, &.c. price • prepared, by any person but the Inventor, my grandfather, a I e
1/. Bs. in boards, RAL HISTORY oft em, Vistas, Rennin and IN,ErTs. Anew
and his Sons, my father and my uncle Mr. G. James, (by the la •
Edition, greatly improved • with a highly finiated Portrait of
ILERS. .A N INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF Biafora and an Account ollils Life, by C • ommacer. latter in trust for me, until I :Arrived at the age appointed for t
.1 181 BLIOGRAPIIY; comprising a general View of the 1.7 The whole of the Work having been printed off, it may also
the recipe belie. handed over to me .
) I feel assured, therefore,
briny sea different subjects connected with Bibliography, as well as sonic be had complete, price ea tee. in bens coloured, or M. tts. plain• that tio thinking ended
vein venture °n taking 31r. Newbery's
(laves, account of the most celebrated Public Libraries, ancient and N.B. 'To prevent mistakes, the Public are requested to be novel and untried comm.:Lions, which, in his advertisem.rt,
I/ 7e;
modern; and also a notice of the principal Works on the Know- particular in ordering the a New Edition of Bullies's Natural - r' --` wbery confesses he has only prepared for the last O. w • •
- c e.
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waves, months : any one who may unfortunately have tried them, will
ledge of Books; numerous Specimens of early Printing, togett. r History, translated by Barr." he quickly sensible of the difference of their effect, ft om that of
with Fac-similes of the Books of Images, and the Mooograme London: Printed for the Proprietors; sold by Sherwood, .i 1
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or Marks used by the first Priuters. Neely, and Jones, l'aternuster-ruw ; and all other Booksellers the genuine medicines, nyw prepared by me, as they were by
By THOMAS 14 A itTwELt. HORNE. in Tow!' and Country. •
the late Dr. Janes, my grandeathe r, himself. And this nail be i "
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nisi', Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davits, Strand. • the best refutation of Mr. Neu torry's Mei:mations nut laborite-a I
" Every attempt to facilitate the knowledge of Books, with CURTIS'S LECTURES ON BOTANY, endeavours to persuade the Public of their identity. i 1.1
respect to their e.6tions, properties, and authors, has a claim to CoMELLIS IN 30 Neatness. Since the facts I have already published, thereby clearly de- ain .-
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encouragement. It is but of Lae that we have had any work of This day was published, price 2s. 6d. with the Plates correctly monstrating that my grandfather rover communitated to al :y
ay- value upon Bibliography ; and, though some spienoid endsoel coloured from Nature, Number L--of person out of his family the secret of preparing the celebrated li
performances have appeared on the subject, yet there wa still ACWIPLETE C()URSEof-I.ECTURES on BO- Medicines in rine:Akin, I deem it unneee.sery for me to notice .
any thing that 31i. Newbery has stated, but his assertion in a late I' 411
wanting such a systematic treatise as that contained is the pee- ')'ANY, as delivered at the Botanical Garden, Lambeth,
advertisement, " that the Analeptic Pills have for. some years
sent volumes, which arc evidently the production of one who is bv the late WILLIAM ('URTIS, ELS. Author of the 110- ' • 1
conversant with smarml literature, and particularly well ac- ravical Magazine, the Flora Londiensie, tier. Second Volition, been prepared in a mei-vent and iniperfict manner. ' • !
This ie an assertion not found. don L.:A, the Pills having boos i 1
quainted with that useful branch of science, in which he has un- with a life of the Author. By 1/r. TllOltNTtiN. 'The whole .
prepared invariably 01 the same insmaer by the above-mentioned
dertaken the office of a guide."-New Monthly alegazine, Sept. tom Three handsome Volumes, Royal Octavo, embellished ;l.
persons •uccessively. No complaints were ever mil: by the
1814; and Gentleman's Magazine, July, 1814. with 120 new plates, illustrative of the Progress of Veee•tetion,, 4
purchasers in Bruton -street ;our did Mr. Neavbery himself ever • I
the Sexual System, &c. from original Drawings, mnie Under
make any Cormfainf, until the time of the Chancery suit. .Mr. ,
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ABERCROMBIE'S PRACTICAL GARDENER. the Author's direction, and correctly coloured Own Nature,
eke says obit ct hi commenting this suit was to canape/ Ile ;J
:t This day was published, price 91. in boards, the Serena Edition, which may also be had complete in ba:u-ele, price 4/. or half-
supply him rerecimati „.x, ih.,,, „,,.v 1,;,,, e.ealt hr Neu,
bound Russia and lettered, 41. 4s. endoecours i
revised, with considerable Additions by Mr. James Sloane, lir v ovbero fine% s.: •
to depreeiate.-Thr ti i.th is, tloit . . ..... , , ng oroolf
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London: Printed fur the l'roprieters; seal by Sherwood,'
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jet, Head Gardener to Sir Abraham Hume, Bert. cf
Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row, and all other Ranee inert in incapable of making hi, too:, (ev so in gyearaticr,) similar to raae .
rtlllE PRACTICAL GARDENER ; or, Improved Tuwn and Country. genuine Analeptic Pais, rather then aloe:) is Licompotocc to
t
1- System of Moa •rn llorticelooe ; -cdapted oath to !urge
i
or small Gard^ris ; designed for tit." assistance of those
Gentle- Tin-RSTON .aND IlllODlea'S SIIAKSPEA I; E. factored. The Public will wooly perceive the toast iof the
men woo ni-• toe their own Gaolers, and as a lica.A. of Rafe- This day was published, most splendidly embellished and printed :anxiety manifested by Sir. Neoberi shot to aCcount, in se.De
rence for use young prcfessional Hera:nit:nisi. in the best manner, Ni- I. price as. or on large paper, with way or other, liewever absurd, for his Pills Laing of a iliffirent
By JOHN ABERCROMBIE. proof plates, 3s. of colour from the getwioe : indeed they are so uotike, as weJ in
Author of " Every Men his own Gardener." 11l lIIIL RSTON and lt I 10D1r:S's SIIAK Sl'E AP, E, their prep.;rties as. colour, that with pccel,iai. propriety may per-
•.• This Work contains the Layingoolt and Culture of the I. comprising the whale of the Draisatie Weck„f our in,,, chasers (as his Advertisements request) Ara...A' 2 air. Novotny 's ,
, for they are certainly not Dr. James's. 1 •
Kitchen Garden, Fr it (larder, Flower Garden, Shrubbery. mortal Bord, with copious Notes and lilustretione, seleCtf•el with hills;'
Why does not Mr. newbery disuse the ten* of Dr. James al-
Plenaire Ground, Nursery, and g'irober Plaioation ; also the great judgment from the labours of Jobrum, Stevens, lb id, anti
together, and introduce his Pills and Powders to the woad as his t
*gored by t ..trs.tructiun and Manseemcnt c,r the (inters Varese or Conserve- Theribeld; also the Life of the Author by Bowe; and Drs.
'f he own nostrums (which thee are) under Lis own name?
tory, Hot !louse, and Forcing Garden. The whole a!ohabetically Joluison's and Venner's 'Soap on his Omani and laerstine. '
Dr. James's genuine mi.:their:es continue to be sold at the house
et i areee. ; and ?resenting. in a practical Form, ready oiggestions Work will be regularly published every week, and completed in ,
in which my grandfather, Dr. James, and the family have re- 1
from r:*ci.flt Olicoveries in Vegetable Physics:ley ; aed exeibeting 146 Numbers, including the Notes, which way Le had separate to
sided and prepared them for sevetoy years, \O. 53, Braun-street,
C7ll. the pri,,cipks relative to the Culture of Frain Trft,, especially complete former Editions.,
iri the lielovati-oi of several Degenerated Sot sof Apple at I'ear London: Pi hoed for Thomas Ting, No. 111, Cheapeide; IV. Berkeley-square, and by my_now tele a aente. Messrs. BIT rt.:, R
s 4 (''reaps,er--
Troo.-Woi raOlts of !lours norrosoor.oing with the iievr.:ice- .kaaseu, No. 31, New Boud-street ; J. :4utheriated, Ediuburgh; and SO•arS. Chemilas aad Litarai&ta, - '. ''ll°
Of St. Paul's Church-Tord, I, :t1••-i,..c.:;! N o 54, s.,:kesue-•:.ett, . e,
setae, pooh_ mean of B oorty up totet present period; and Tales for regu- and all other Bookeellers.
neeseeets Laing the a elinprrature of Hot Houses, &e. N. 11. To accommodate the Purchasers of other Editions of Duldln i who are now supplied with Omer- f,-'t MC, as Aessrs.
If G. G.
JAMES 't
ch. Priiord for T. Cadell and W. Daviee, S'-ard, 1..or,1011; W. • Slaakepeare, a few Sets of Proof Plates pri:akti un French paper, Newby"! formerly owl
up
Ise. di
1. Blazkwood, Edinburgh; and J. r...c.:::r. irg, :AIWA- iin quarto, may be had separate, price *I we. Cosies d September, 1417.
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