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This day were published,

Handsomely printed in Two Voh. Bvo. price 18s, in boards,
lIE ORATIONS of MARCUS TULLIUS
-IL CICERO, translated into English; with Notes, Histori-
c:A .7nd Critical. By WILLIAINI GUTHRIE, Fsq.
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THE COINAGE-WEIGHTS AND 11EASURES-AND
PRISON LAWS.

LA CZ IXO Telei Hymns, and Co. beg leave In announce the Pub-
lication of the following Worki, upon Subjcct. of Imp3rtance,

. which are likely to engage the attention of Paidantein during
the present Session.--Ficsburp-square, May 1.
, ANNA LS of the COINAGE of BRITAIN and
i 1 4.. its Dependencies, from the earliest period of authentic
liistory to the Death of George the Third.
By the Rev. ROGRUS RUDINt, 11.1). Vicar of Mahlon, in
_ Surrey, F.S.A. and ILid.A.S. of Newcastle-uponT'ryne.
In Five large Volumes Octavo, and one Quarto Volume, con-
taining a Series of Coins, extending through a period of IPOO
years, including the late issuer of Sovereigns and Crown Piece.,
price R 6. 6s. boards.
2. An Essay on Irish Coins, and of the Currency of Foreign
Mmies in Ireland. By Jones Simon, F.H.S. 410. with Plates,
- . price ISs.
5. Metrology; or, An Reposition of Weights and .I.leArare.,
chiefly those of Great Dracula, Ireland, aril Franco; contalnhyzi
Tables of Compaliso9, and Views of various Standards. Also
i an Account of LAW& and Local Customs relating to the subject,
with Parliamentary It. Torts, and other important Documents.
IBy P. Kelly, LL.D. toro. price 7s. - •
•.• In this publication the three French Systems of Metro-
- 16gy arc explained; namely, the Ancient System; the Metrical
or incinial System of 1795; and the Systemelisuel of lei 2,
by which ancient names ire restored, and Binary anitead'of Di,
'1 e.mal Divisions adopted. The last rr.tthoil is now publiihed 1.,r
I the first time, it is believed, lb the llnglish Llnguage.
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Rildation and ALtnagtraent of Prisoners, respectfully addre-5.4
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EXCURSTONS.
CASTLE TA t'E N, AL;(.; A.; F.i‘
PAL:NC 'al.: i lira.
JAMES wEnER, .sTdeeply impressed with
sense foigraCtivlc for the very liberal he has in .t
nitla during the ttri... cf ten 7ears he has ke;t.: ihe above! otti,.,
rcspectlui:y Ins leave to r.f:er Lis hear:felt thanks to his hi
and the Pui.lic iu generi:l, Fist iiii:dtiess towards
assuring them that his House has been pat into the most
ejete ortkr thtriwthett ler the coming Sca6on,'ni it no
eaerticn on his part shall lie wanting to ri-ontoz... eor.•(.rt of
those who may continue to honour him wi:ii th,ir
which he hereby takes leave earmst:y to coudinialice
of, and at the same time, wi,h trot::, -to state,
and Spirits are of the very iirzt
been highly 2pprovi d of.
J. W. having long laboured under immht•-nt disadvantages
for the want of Staiditt;: iind a C.> !ch-house, has much satisfac-
tion in now mating L known. that he is w:11 Fru., i4ed with
these very reouisite ilee.e:miti,tiation* near the hou.it.
N. 13. The Telegia;.:l, favet:rit,:::cd well-conductea Egin Post-•
conch, to and from London every day, and A:ariiitte Co4eiies
every hour dt!li:T :Lc seas :n. •

Neat r.st-t:ltabatat (figs, and S:ddlrllurra, at the
shortest notize.

Ta MrL JOIINSON, Proprietor of
THE ANIERICA N SOOTHING SYRUP, --
N 0.91. Newman-street, Oaforri.ltreet, L:endon.
IVEADAM Having _ expel ienced . the I)lessed
AL elects of your Syrup en two of roy children, I beg
you to insert the case of one, an whom it had the most tx-
traorelinary ellttts. fly chi'.', who is two years and a half
old, has been sehiring under every ci:ecies of debility ever singe
it was sit months old, owing to the extreme difficulty of cutting
her4eeth, so mue It so, that a total waste of flesh and distortion
of the joints, rendered the child incapable of being moved
without a pillow, at the s.orse time having irons on her legs
to prevent their getting more distorted; when, directed by
Pimerna.ser., I recommended to apply to you for the: Symp,
which, after using two or tone days, my child appeared to re-
ceive fresh life and strength, and however singular it may appear,
atter using only oue ffatte of Me Syrup, I WAS enabled fto take
the irons from her IIZ4, and shortly aft.:r .he became perfeer!y
restored. Every enquiry as to the truth of the• above will he
cheerfully answered, by your most obedient servant.
Nu. 6, Crown. coon, Pickett-street, F. SEA GER.
Ternyie-11.r.—May 4, 1820.
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 91,
Newman-street ; and, by their aillointntent, of all the Medicine
Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. per Bottle.
N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Poor, as usual; at her house,
every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, from Nine :o Ten o'ebt•ci,
by bringing a letter from a respectable housekeeper, to certify'
they are real objects of charity.
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"EVE!

D continues to
br R. JAMES'S it POW DER
t,repared by blessn. NLwetay, from the or.ly Copy cf
the proc.ss lEft by Ik. JAMES, in his own hand-setitir.g: its per.
frct itlentity with the otiliiseed, has been felly e•taliiiashed by ana-
lysis, L:AI its peculiar salutary effects confirmed by Bre extensive
sale of the first itletlizsi Comparies in due 'Gudrun, whose Stock
Messrs. Nt,-.ltonv hive uninterruptedly continued to supply.
By the Deed 'of 2;tl February, 174 C, I)-. James disposed
of half his beneficial Interest in this celetfrat ti Medicine,
to the Grandfather of the present ;',lessre. Newbery, and, in
pursu..,nc.; ef 'the prcvisr.ns of that D.ed. not only instructs('
aim in the process of makirz the Fever l'owder, but also aa-
thorised him and his successors to rrepzre it for sale, if st rny
time a separation of interests should make it neces3ary!
Dr. .1 A MEC: ANALEPTIC PILLS, in which the Pow..
der is an essential ingrediert, are likewise prepared .red sold by
2,lessrs. Newbery, 44', St. Paul's, Loudon ; and 29, I/Imo-street,
Dublii.: Sold also by !Ir. SanEer, Oxford-street; and. Messrs.
Bayley and Bicw, Cock spur.etreet.
re Purchasers an: nsuestc3 to aserre, that the Name 0 F.
Nswstuy'' is engraved in the Blzals Str.r.lp, on each Bottla,
Psekst, and Mx.