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WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1:3, Ijl9. .•
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NOTICE TO MARINERS. A NEW LOTTERY. . PROM LAST 14110117-S GAZET'TE. liiks NOM'il WEST PASSAGE.
I TS virtue of an• Act of Parliament passed in the riIHE following Scheme is respectfully submitte .
BANKRUPTCY S"IPERSEDED. e
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! I seh year of his present Majesty's reign, for enabling. the 1. to the Public, and the Contractor confidently antidpat 7tl (1U Or TUE LATE EArtr.inTiOX, trNRCIE CAPTAIN ROSS
'us Ohren, jun. Broad-street, Ratcliffe, oilman.
• coonissioners of the Northern Light-Houses to erect and that it will be honoured with their approbetion, as there are i inflonor IPAR:tY, II THE IiAL.7L:. , A:4) ALEXANDER., ran
' Oen- 6,000 Tresses, with
Lawrencetwei.. ,2l..;.greaemd,
rele.Ba p:43!iNJ:K;:httlt:t7c: , ;Si
to o.
tigulardenhdaenr. JnAit.‘,l46,,wart,-
, reeen LIGHT-HOUSES ON TIIE ISLE OF MAN, oneDlicoTEßY Of • Nor.in-war resseoi.
TWO of £20,000 Money,
-,./e -House has been erected at the Point of Ayre, at the AU to be drawn in Owe Der (Continued from the Se.a of yesterday.) • '•
eidek Naeeheite, the Esqiiirnaux, continued to
~,elera extremity of that Island, and two Ilea-Houses have TUESDAY, 9th FleilittLe'llY. • Mr. Birkett, Cloak-lane. ,
sci/E3IE. josephJer.obs, GreeeLlane, Houndsilitch, tobacconist, Jan. ter‘tgain the natives, end when he told them any ti
esseeos fancied on the Calf Bland, at the Southern extremity
ALL STERLING DIONEY-NO FIXED PRIZES. 16, 23, and Feb, 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturaey, Mr, that pleese.l them, or to which they gave their a3i
d ease Notice is accordingly hereby given, that these Lights
2 Prizes of £20,000 are £40,000 I Horton, Commercial Chambers, alinorim.
Moony the first day of they signified their assent by pulling their nose
oo be eihibited on the evening of
2 2,000 ...... 4,000 Thomas Phillips, late of Ftreacieureet-bill, merchant, Jan, 19,
80, and reb. 23, at eleven, at GuildhelL Attorney, Dlr. 1.1 a very shott time they had got into' fatal
',trail, 1819, and will thereafter continue to be lighted from 2 1,000 9,000
the going away of day-light in the evenlr , tlli the return of day- 2 .... ..... 1,0(10 Clarke, Bithopseate-street Witliotit.
Na.te7Wielvme,werat • conversation ; and Jack -havink learnt that ti
eGfeutili•dvhanivisAtutstonnet...7.,anm.nesss,re,io,itandobiaFsochi; was plenty of wit:6ll'7o the north, came ruening
l i.gili in the morning. 5 500
the ship for a plank to etiable them to cross. Cap
16 30 480 Jog3hri,
• t e 'teeing is the Spreifscation of the Position of f the Light-houses 50 ... ..... 600 and Burrows, Austin-friars.
r. Ross and Lieutenant Party now went to meet ti
; tvailete appearance e tee Lights. 12, y Mr. Steswissoss, Biagi:tete to 1,142 .... ..... 10 11,420 John Atkinson, Delstue, Cumberland, cottwomanufacture
Jan. 28, 29, and Feb. 23, at eleven, at the Grey Coat Inn, On approaching the ships ilk's astonishment was
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6,000 Tickets. X 60,000 Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Pearson, Centsle ;or Mr. Birkett, bounded, every object drew from them an ejac
Cloak-lane, London.
POINT OF AYRE LIGHT-HOUSE. ____
~—. tion efhai-ye ! accompanied with immoderate h
• This Light-hale is situate about 630 feet from the sea, upon 'Helots and Shares are on Sale at all the Lottery Offices in Lon. . %William Everett, Cambridge, corn-merchant. Jan. 20, 91, and
of laughter. They laid hold of the ice. anchors
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za rstensive plain in the Main Island of Man, called AO Point don, and by the Agents throughout the Country. Feb. 23, at ten, at the Red Lion, in the Petty-Cury, C. 1111• :
' bridge. Attornks, Messrs. Ilaggerston and Whiteley, C• 1111 smith's anvil, the large spars of wood, as if 1
t: Ayre, in North latitude 34 deg. 27 =ln. and West longitude FASHIONABLE DRESS AND 'MANNERS ! . ' bridge; or Mt. Croft, Chancery-lane, Landon.
[ould carry them off, and expressed the utmetet :
, egg. 20 min. Tee Light-house bears, by compass from the This day was published, in One Vol. with Six coloured Plates,' Mordecai Paterson, Halifax, dyer. Jan. se, at six, 27, and Feb-Fb nishment
eadrparently at their unexpected weal
eilt!t!,al.elsett.a t tit? pligistratee Room, Halifax Attomisk. y-4eem like men who distrusted • the seas
Mull of Galloway, S.S.E. and is distant 22 miles; from Burrow- price 6e.
Lead, S.S.W. leed W. distant tell miles; frosts Rio Bowsoin Cour TIRESS and A ODRESS.-By the Author of ThewTarT.l.,7°Willieolsea, (hat's Inmastuares
i .r. . oms, Halifax. lekC and could not satisfy themselves-of the re;
teased, W. brilbe N. distant 291 miles; from eeaughold Head, ALP Greeks-Pigeons-leishion-Ton-Modern lk•aux-To- Joseph Kendrick, Bellington Mins, Worcestershire,miller, MC or objects; until they had grasped them ; to v
I, at four, 2, and 23, at eleven, at the White Hart, Hairdo; themselves in a looking-glass, bet more espeeiall
Night-Modern Belies-Life, tec.
in the Isle of Man, N. by F- di.itant 81' miles; from Rueor
Printed for J. J. Stockdaie, No. 41, Pall-Mall. bury. Anomie., Messrs. Lodiugton and Hall, Secondaries' a concave mirror, made them almost frantic with
glue Point E. by S. distaet four miles. .
Alen with Fifteen Sketches of Ties, price 2e. Nuecreernt- Office, Temple, London; or Mi. Emery, Kidderminster.
and wonder, and drew forth such bursts cf laugh
,The Licht aril} be frere oil, with a Reflecting and Revolving TAMA ; or, Tietenie. Au Essey on Starchers. By one of the Richard Friday, jun. Isieworth, barge-master, Jan. 19, 26, and
eppanausoinciwill La known to Mariners as a single Revolving Cloth. Feb. 23, ac el.eve n , at Guildhall. Attornles, Messrs. Noy Inddb
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Light wiru cotoue, exhibitieg from the same Light-room a TO SPORTSMEN. and Ilardstone, Mincing-lane.
s John 111ackborn, -Witham, Essex, core-factor, Jan. 14, 26, and
telt of the natural appearance, alternating with a light tinged This-day was Published. under the patronage of that distinguished
Feb. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. At • Mr. Carter, Ste I Attorney, p e •
ifk a redo/Gun These leettts will respectively attain their greatest Sportsman, Major lleweeft, price les. boards, is net at all surprising, especially when assured ;
rlnn, Holborn.
rength or most luminous effect at the end of every iwo }mune MARTIN'S SPORTSMAN'S ALYIANACK, • were pieces of wood. A man who never saw a i
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
ner even a shrub beyond a birch or sOi•elow twig of
, it, in the course of each periodic revolution of the reflector- K ALEN DAR, and TRAVELLER'S GUIDE for Jan. 23, J. Rowlett, Charterhouse.settare, merchant, at
e, both lights will become alternately fainter and more ob-
.1819. Co..mptising every information on Fox Iluniinr! Shoot- twelve. Jan. 16, P. Hooper and T. Bedford, Bartbolomtw thickness of a crow's quill, must necessarily be it
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. lag, and Fishing ; original, and from the best Authorities: ar- Close, timber-merchants, at ten. Feb. 6, S. Palmer, Bourtou- doe-loos that the mast of a slip could be mere of
I are, and to a distant observer, be totally eclipsed for a short ranged in monthly order, with an Almenack, and a correct co- on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, grocer, at twelve. Feb. 13, T.
same material. The two substances with which
C .• a of time. loured 'Map of every County in England, with the Market Good er Market•street, Hens, grocer at ten. Feb. 13, U.
✓ The LIGHT-ROOM at the Point of' Ayre is glazed all round, Towns, Villeges, Sears and Parks, Rivers and Turnpike Roads; Beeuchamp, Coventry-street, lace-deale,r, at eleree. seemed to be most. familiar, were 5....15s and Lou;
e ea the Light will be hid from the mariner by the high laird of the distances,
from London all accurately designated. Also en. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. they always inqcirecl Of what skin our jaclote ti
graved tables for Memorandums, Game Laws, and several use- Feb. 5, W. Ashby, Godinenehi•ster, Huntingdonshire, trill- sets, shirts, hats, Ste. were made, and of what i
- laughold Head towards the South, and by Rue Faint towards ful Tables, &c. ler, at eleven, at the George Hotel, Huntiogdon. Feb' 2, T• *ere our buttons, and most other solid substae
. west. Being elevated 106 feet above the medium level of London : Published by W. Sim and IL Marshall, Sta- Ravenshaw, Liverpool, grocer, at twelve, at the George, Li-
Giese of
I .sitne its must luminous side may be seen, like a star of the tionene-court, Ludgate-street. verpool. Feb. 4,J. Carnaby, elorpech,Northuiebertand,hrewer, all kinds they took naturally enough for
i !it magnitude, at the distance of four or ail leagues ; buttlie G R EEK SEP.IVA G I NT. at eleven, at the George, Neweasele-upon-Tyne. Jan. 21, F. "We gave them some breed, but tl:ey spat it i
Stabler, and T. anti G. Marshall, York, linen-merchants, at some TWO, but they could not bear it ; and
de tinged rot being somewhat obscured by the coloured shades, ' This day was published, in Bvo. price 11. Ss. 'boards, eleven, at the liinz's Anil., n: ar Fossbridess. Feheee, T. Jllll, sle'erned from Jack •tett den, lived entirely o •
n an:
C -ill am be seen at so great a distance. . handsomely printed and hot-pressed,
food., mostly on the tie ,h of seals, sea-unicorns, bt
Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the Deg and Reek; Scaie-laite, • . - '
s CALF OF MAN LIGHT-HOUSES. A NEAT Edition of the SEPTUAGINT, with Kin7s:o:.tipon-Bull. reb..2 ~ J. Shepherd, Serum Yorkshire,
There are two leading lights on the Call of Man, *Met are sitle-buileer, at clarets, ar tli. Deg and Duck, Scaleane, Kee- Glees, and birds ; and when all Ceeee failed _eh
•.C.1,. the A encennie, in one Volume. The text is taken from
sten-upon-Hall. Fels. ts,. K. Markham, jun. Settees-land-14er- that they. eat their dogs. The bones of the anit
I soaked en the western side of the small Island called ihe•Calf, the Derwin Emewe of 1305. Same size as the Ga. Trsr.
e eisrei latitude, 54 deg. &min. and Westlongitude, 4' deg. 46 • •
el. Thos_ two Light-houses are distant from each other .560 This Edition is printed in one Vol. fur use in Churches
anda Chapels, as well as the I.ibrary. the-Sea, mercer, at ekvenot the Conunission Boom, Excesnge-
baieliags, Durham. Feb..., B. Polack, Sheffield, jeweler, at
which serve: them 'fur food, supply them also ,
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t. Toe higher Light bears by compass from the Mull of Gel- Also, twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. fuel ; and every fine telt mose with long fibrous Is
I .way, seS.W. distant 37 miles; Peelhead, in the Isle of Man, In 3 Vols. gyn. £2. 12s. 6d. leis. large paper, £4. - --- - -.....,----- whe'n dipped in fish- oil, "is ueea by them as eeei
%AT. distant II miles; Langton Paint W. by N. 6N. distant The GREEK TESTAMENT; a new Edition, with copious I'ROlll GERMAN PAPERS.'. : .- or toiehos. :This moss grows in great- plenty,
• t mess from the sunken reeks, called the Chicken, -111.84-5 d Notes from Hardy, Raphel, Kypke, Schleusner, Rosmundler, -...-- .. very luxuriant: •The b‘nes also serve them to n
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, distant about 1 i Mike. &c. in familiar Latin : together with parallel passages fotee the FrOM FRANCE DECEMBER.-For some tinie past theireledges; which arc fastened te:.;etls.er with :I;
e These two leading Lights will be from oil, each Light-room Classics, &c. &v. GRlESsAcit's Vutionsiteeisings'ere preserved
we have seen in 'the German. Papers, sentiments re- of skint • Their knivoe. are certainly the rada.e
• ring furnished with a distinct Re ffecting and Revolving Aopa- is the Notes. By the' Rev. E. N'eere, B.D. • . ..
e • tes, by which th••y will he distinguished from the other lights Memel by A. J. VAN,, aid sold by G. and W. B. Whit- specting France, .not only free from all hatred, but a:rime:Ai of the kind in the whole wo:lti : they
the coast, and also be rendered useful as leading lights for taker Longman and Co. ; Baldwin and Co. Paternoster-rew ; even expressive of good-will and respect for our poli- nothirik :rnore than a flattened piece of iron, U:
suing the dangerous rocks called the Chickens. The Light-pause and an other Bookeellen. •
tieal life. This appears to us a proofethat the peace be- lsie of a hdop, "passed lOngittitlinally in the gruov
C avers, as boom ni Need, are built at the distance of .seio wet ---
art, bearing front tech ether N.E. 1-3 d E. and S.W. 1-3 - W. • LIST IV.
_ ensequently to an observer, In the direction of the Casettes' " ESTABLISII.EI) SCHOOL BO .KS,
• paper, but is•founded on the disposition :of both na. abOut asf•ihelt: and they are thus fised,aiiithent
. , lights sea appearais ane„ or bosses in tbe same rine of dime- • • Loadon
_dons, and we ere thankful for this tutn which things faCUlty of opening or shutting. Mr. Sabine i
I .n, and be known to ma:i:cer' as cio:U.:e ra.,:riitg or kading Printed for Lemons, linen., Rm.', Oaks, and &Loom
L- his tenuous color:. 'lee lights will respectively attain fht.tr RELIGION AND MORALS. • have taken. We. are .rejoiced, withour leelin,,,, the great'fiains, through the medium-of Jack's inter
• ateit soengthor nos: tan vs effect at the end ,d reek y ewe T
.ESSONS for YOUNG PERSONS in HUMBLE '
leest irritation on account of the circumstance, that in tation, to team where they got the iron, and hots i
✓ ono Bit.. in the course of the periodic re-acetate,. ef the re-
.l-41 LI FE, calculated to promote their Improvement in the Germany, the frcnticrs towards France scorn alone to worked it ; the. result of which was, that it was h
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ter frames, the toeestive lights will alternately liccure. Lehner ..e be considered as threateneti, and that it is endeavobred by a sharp stone, from a large mass found in
xri of Reading in Virtue ar.d PittY and particularly in the
d more obscure. and t.i a distant observe: will be twee) ecliso-
i. . for a short period el time. Knowlede•. of the' Duties peculiar to their' Stations. 4s. boards. to secure them more and more
.every day 'by capon- mountains at no peat distance from Cite spot when
Taus Stomas; or, Interesting Anecdotes of Young Persons, sive fortifications.-The precautions which we find it were ;Of course it was concluded that it must bt
o The two Lean-Ikon at the Calf of Marl are glazed all
designed,through the Medium of Exam le, to inculcate Pries- ,
•red, but both lights will be hid from the mariner by the high
cieles of N. ante and Piety. By the Author of Lessons for .
• •of PccPand toward; the N.F.. and b, Spanish-head in an taken by our neighbours. We -have no' right to covered, this circumstance may, in some measure
. Young Parsons in Humble Life," See. 4s. Gd. hoards.
otern direction. Both lights, hevrever will be visible at about -
TREE &roams ; or, Interesting Anecdotes of Children, de- complain of their partial measures of defence, even count forsthe rudeness Of their neintifact•irer ai
,7ce-Ta:rtiq's .1 a male oil the point of Legness.'
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siseed, through the Aedium of Example, to inculcate Pries-clothes e
though we are aware, that by the securing Germany, stitching of' their end beets, and the pet
d 7uelow:r ;!gbt is elevated 305 feet above- the medium level of
Glee of Virtue and Piety. es. 64. boards. which is of so much importance in the balance of' tooether of their sledges, were by no means coate
il a sea, and the high light 396 feet, and whet: the lights have at-
A FRIICIOLT GIFT for SARTANTE and ArritENTICEs; containing
'led their most luminous effect, they tall be seen like stars ofEurope, on all her frontiers, our own security would tibia performances.
the Character' of a good and faithful Servant, Advice to Servants
ant magnitude. at the distance of six or seven leagpes.•
Nephew, thereby be promoted. We cannot be but aware that " They desciibed two pieces of irOis frem w
By Order of the Commissioners of the NorthenteLight-houses. of every Denomination ; Letter from an Uncle to M 3
4 C. CUNINGIIAIII Sec. on taking him Apprentice ; and Anecdotes of good and feithftd this is an internal concern of Germany, in which we they deiived their supply ; and cash of whieh
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4 , the Author of " Lessous for Young Persons inmight
are rot entitled to interfere, even though we might their account, be equal to a cube el two
lin!, elle December 31, 1818 Servants. By
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QUADRILLE DANCING. The Flown BASKET, a Fairy Tale. In 18m0. with a Prone
advantaee of cur neighbour ; with tae sincere con- found, Sowie-lick-the forester of which Jack
tispiece, price 2s. Gd. neatly half-bound. . b .
. LI.EIO 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, gives Rost and Emmy.; or, Skztehes of Youth. By the late Mrs. viction that we are ourselves peaceably disposed to- served to be the name given to Iron by the Soot
ee Veber Lessons and Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz, Roberts, Author of Mental Telescope. ss. 6d, boards. wards Germany, and the demonstrations of public Esquimanx. We new find, since oar arrival,
Do d Conrary Dan:ea, u danceds by the select Fashionable. of Ptry's Give ; a Collection of interesting Tales from the Works • • •
opinion in ormans, which are soflattering an this iron
G • 'turns nut tobe meteoi 4 , and thet it
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ss ce, see Leaden. Morning Sets for Ladies only-Evening of Mr. Pratt. In 12mo. embellished with Wood-cuts. 33. bound. .
Ds us, Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours to MATERNAL INsTILECTION; Or, Family Conversations on moral agrees:bit to us, we have no distrust orany fortifica- tains the usual'
proportion of Nickel ; so that J.
eater or fecoreefete Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and and Interesting Subjects, interspersed with History, Biography, lions, and no fear that the peace will not be of' long interpretation, which some of us were dispose
id a moon :into or refined acquirement than Public Lessons and original Stories. By Elizabeth Heinle. Ss. boards.
duration. In fact, the two nations, which are the doubt, has been jastified, lieleed, he is ama
141 I.C. F.-Air eariiel PuendeAl. Youth qualified fur the Pro- The PATERNAL PREsENT; being a SEQUEL to Pity's Gift;
most cultivated of the Continent, must bia perfectly whom the utmost dependence may he placed ;
4 •• 3 co 'Thee•re. Ladies instructed to teach their Farniliose.chiefly selected from the Writings of Mr. Preto 3s. 61.1. bound. .i • '' '
el • .4,4 which he hoo on tale new-invented self-playing Instru- T
artless from Mrs. PALMERSTONZ to her DAUGHTER, ilia& aware that they hare the same interests. We arc not _intelligent, and always ready to °Lege; will,r
• , seahlinr teem to cultivate their own Dancing, give Belie eating Morality by entertaining Narratives. By Mrs. Hunter, of under a mistake when WO attribute this opinion to the learn, and grateful to tho,se who will -take the tr./
• seer Me:sleet:a, or amuse themselves and friends with Music Norwich. In 3 vols. 12mo. price 15s. in boards. Germans ; if we had any. doubts, the tone of the to instruct him, whether ni wining, draWieF, 01
i 'A isworit.
'• SCRltruitm. Eesevs, adapted to the Holidays of the Church independent public Journals would remove them. thing that he wishes to undertake-he is, tilde
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• VI. STEEM's OrODELDOC is esteemed superior Mrs. West. In 2 volt. 12mn. price le. board:. We are proud of the approbation and sympathy of a • most valuable man. While speaking of him, I
Duties and
e' tc all other external application for the cure of Chilblains, Leerime addressed to a Youeo Leer, wherein the e, . hiehemieded and cultivated nation, to which our observe, that we were once afraid we had lost
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:".71: Bruises, Plavamations, Cramps, Numbness; and for the Characters of Women are considered chiefly with II ofsrenee to ; fee efettleee bolemeed,
~, and with' which •we consider to the great regret arid sorrow of every man on b
2 .... tn a pasteetic state. Counterfeits of this admirable Remedy prevailing Opinions. By Mrs. West. In 3 vols. I_'^.t3. pric: I ourselves as making one family. We have the eats:- He had gone en sherin.and did tint return for ti
c •eld in aln: on every town and street, and often by persons who 11. Is. boards.
r,faction to think that we merit such sympathy. - In i three .tray 3; but, on sending after him, he was I
11. 'l4 eat be feetetee of an anent tto defraud their customers. Lerreas addressed to a Youxo Maw, on his first Entrance
the meantime, we do not conceal from ourselves; inellehat of a Southern Esquimau:, with his c
=seers are tio,:eiore informed,p that tmlees the name " F. into Life ; and adapted to the peculiar Cizcamstances of teepee-
Mi reezee" be engraved in the Stamps the Opodeldoc is stui go-- sent Times. By Mrs. West, 3 vols. lenni. IL Is. • - and we say so, because eve' wish to convince all bur bone "broken. On inquiet/1a...h0w it happen/
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rs---aneertet arid sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Senttoes for Setrooes, containing one Go evert in the neighbours, that we are not dangerous. We do not. turned ou'Ohat his musket bursa, Jack having If
I steal Warabouse for Dr. Jack Pa's Powder, price 2s. 9sl. a Year; and also tor Christmas-Day, Good Friday, Foster Sun-
conceal from ourselves that
.our situation does not it .uxi• deeply with powder,. on..theloinciple
ellb •e: but as many persons mistake the house, ebserve that it is day, and Fast-Days ;of Lengths arai on Subjects adapted to
eird from Cheapside, the Number 45. Sold also by J. Sea- Young Parsons of either Set ; selected and abridged from affordus the most
unclouded - t - W. are said) of s lent - owder. lent kill:
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•'f•o,., Ovrw-street; ; Hawkins, Bond-street; Tazo, Middle- j !form. Blair, Glshorne, Zolllkofer, Paley, Porteus, Jortin, Er.- still not united among ourselves. We leave had- the he; very renter able, that this new tribe c
• 1:01:orr ; ;cradling, Royal-Exchange; and Harris, Lud- I field; l'lorsiey, Seed, Bcc. By the Rev. S. Barrow, 7s. bound. misfortune of having again thrown on its a faction, quimaua (which I find by the Newspapers are
'e, rKt The Pawn. of Itmenoss on the L:om, in Retirement, Affiic-
claithiag exclusive whine es from which ire thought cuhaufly. celled a New Nation) belie no boats, t
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la, tion, and at the Approach of Death; exemplified in the Testi- • •
7-LBLAn'Ts, R.II,EUMATISIIS, PALSIES, &c. moi:ies and Experience of Persons distinguished by their Great- ourselves freed for ever; a faction which is again means of going upon' the watTe, except o, ti
he ••-iiILULAINS are prevented from breaking, and nest, Learning, or Virtue. By Lindley Murray, price se. bound ; raising its head, and proving by writings and actions, though the greater part of their subsistence is di
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that its claims are as higli as ever, and that its exist- from that element; but we understood that
..e:-.r tormenting Itching, instantly removed by 'sIIITE. or in 8v o. price les. boards. •
• • 1z.55:7.1.4:C Eof MUSTARD, universally equalised fur A Seem:floe front Bishop Home's enTItiENTART. OR the ence and efficacy is far from being problematical. managed matters very well without them. The
tee • . .-eeenere /Mosey in RheuntatisMs, Palsies, Gouty Ati.ee- l'raLms. By Lindley Murray, price Si. boards.
We hope from the wisdom of our Government, from tii which they proceed to catch seals, is by goi
9•• ' •"-' 'aseseeelets of the Stomach ; but where this certain The Duey and Beaterte of a 1/....it.5t Pt R.VrAL of the llctior
'.. i.'% he n unkoown, or n-elected, and the Chilblaias here Scarrruars in PAMILIRI. By Lind. cy Murray, Author of as Eng- in the ice, g.‘„ .Iyin .'• •
the talents of our Minis ors, that they will protect us the opening, or chasms m•g
w. • • e '3'.'oh ', VAIITEDEAD's Ft NIILY CER A•lfe will fish Grammar, Sec. price it. sewed.
from the fury of our implacable enemies, on whom imitating the cry of a young seal, when the el;
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•• aPa very speedily heel them. This Cerate Is equally The Ilimmay uf ALL Relearns, with :explanation of the Doe-
:.11 :112 lessons of experience have been thrown away ; immediately peep up; east while they are ender
- •• se ter all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Okorbutic tries and Order of Worship, as b..!..i and practised by ell the •
the eeses, eletches, I imples, Ringworms, Shingles, Broakings- Denominations of professing Christians. By John liellony. In u_ we eI%E. h • • h• • •ourselves • d • • •dm ing to
receive too expressive 4 0- . scramble epon the ice, the:: are knocked
:be t e.: I' ee, Nose, Ears, atat Eyelids Sere apd inflamed 12nto. price 6s. and in sew ios. 6d. boards. remits respectine the power -of unexpected events ~ head by the . .
e. hun'ers, er run throug'a with a k
...tcztis, end other Scerbuee ?Limners. The KS.. Vie isieliOn.3llXT of the hues; or, a Supplement to the Art and vicissitudes, to allow us to consider ourselves I spear made of bone. I remember readiug of a
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of sesi el USTAR Dls perhaps the mtet active, penetrating, of Logic: containing a Variety of Remark! and for the secure from all hostile attack. The smallest causes lar practice among. the Southern Esquintaux.
ii,, • , . 'cirrus remedy in the world, curio:: the seeeresOSpotins Attainment and Communication or esefulKr.owl g in Religion,
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have often produced great events. however insige gave us some specimens of this Seal-music, an
• ses in less rim half the time usually taken by any other In the Seienles. seed In Common iefe. I'o which Is added,
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-e, • :or Embrocation ;it also ht curs, punctures from Discourse on the Education of Children and Youth. By Isaac nificant the Ultras now • s any thin
appear to be, they are still in of their songs, winch we lt. g•• bet mush
. , eentients, Hain, thorn, splinters c. with incredible Watts, D.D. in Bea a new Edition, price 10s. 6d. boards. existence, and no human wisdom can calculate by accompanied with the most ridiculous gesture
S ' • without smart or pair.,pr..rentingi Ac.
ntiammation and les- A Suoae View of the whole iic e tenet!! Hninav ; with a Con- what accident they may become of importance, and grim' aces, On the murstno of these notes is t
eie i; (veiny useful in the various accidents of animals: tinuation of the Jewish Affairs, from the Old Testament till the
relate by what efforts they may be for 'ever conqnered. they also watch for the rising. of the scan:tics
ei, a domestic remedy of such uncontraon excellence Time of Causer; and an Account of the Prophecies that
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-•e ), t eat no family sensible to its own comforts shatid to him; represented in a Way of Question and Answer. By L We therefore hope our neighbours will out expecti•
blow, which it seems they are frequently ob.s
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•••, iont it. Prepared wily, and sold by lee Jousseost, Watts, D.D. In lstrno. price 4s. bound. too much from us at once; we are not yet free from ~do. The flesh of this animal dried is a ceasiti
ee•-e Si rfilol.o6 Y.
. ••• o 13, Greek-street, Sohn, Lencion. The Licence and all impediments to our political develoement. But artiele of their winter food. Though afraid a:
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is exertions for to go into the hoat, they appeared seon to be m
. , ~. ey IL:dicing Vender In link United Kin den. the Ancients, in Question ant: Answer. Compiled principally 'um we can confidently akin n,
tbat out'
. obstacles ought not of eke advantages of being able to fidet on the
.• • ~,,,,,,iile, bis .:leek Ink Stamp, with toe nom of , far the Ifse of Female*. By W. Jillard Hort. With Plates. the purpose of overcoming these
ate •••••soo, uttornd isa SU I Price 53. boards. to draw down on us the enmity of our neighbours. (Te be cnitin..e., )
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