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on: Printed for Baldwin, Cradoek and..ldy, Patentom pbmamy Notes, -
• karatTrora ISSUED DURING THE YEAR,An edi
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' Sob; Ladies and Oenthinen. Private Lessons et all hours to esolosto e
A "Penang, who superintended this edit's*
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IAY. A Novel.-eßy Madame sOre. ezpuutious or mintirenwot than Piabild Lessons
Author of " blanuen." convey. Family Partici, attaki.d. yaoh qmitsed for the pro, to Calcutta, in order to . prepare a sinilar edition of ,
twin, Cridock, and Joy, Pater- fission, or Theatre. Ladies ingrained to teach their Families, the Old Testament ; the Bishop of Calcutta having
.by the same Antler, for aiding which he has on ea l* new-invented self-playing Instru- authorized, for that end, a temporary
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price 71. Gd. with Plates, by aock,work. . Barrackpour.
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• Public Establishment, Ing movement, stands well in tune, shop price Gags. for 40gs. TELOOOOO VERSION OE THE New TESTAMENT,
has ehoseo it lor the Four Square Pianoforte", at ilogs. lags. gage. and Saltiest& A The Committee have been called upon to print a vet- i
shitus of it are Ms Pedal P.. *Ward, 50gs. cost 90ga—May be sten, by sion of the New Testament in another of the Verna-
,f the political state day-Beat at Mr. Wakes, las Leicester-place. . cuter Languages. and, under information from the
vof the age to the Also thence, improved Patent Oblique Pianoforte, se much $
•e objecoof dvi- admired for hillock and tate, elegant form, end ntodetstc price. Rev. Mr. Thompson, the Society's agent at ietedras,
.d. Several Royal Families, the Nobility, and Public, have pur- that there is a very great demand for it. The len-
Joy, Pater- cheese and approved of them guage referred to is that spoken by the iahabitants of
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EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE. m
their , the introduction of a Grammar to it, recently pub-
e best MADRAS, JULY 4,
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lished by A. D. Campbell, Esq. of the Honourable
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CoMpany's Civil Sere ice on theMedras EstaLlishment.
non
°acne By the Lady Sophia; letters have been received
" from Batavia anti Bencoolen. It is stated that seve-
It is the Andhra of Sanscrit Authors; and, in
a-
the count' y where it is spoken, is known by the name
ral free traders and Americans were lying at Bata-
rilinga, Telinga, Teloogeo, or Tenooeoa. This
via ; that European goods were very cheap ; that of Trilinga,
-rest difficulty was experienced in procuring car-
language is the vernacular dialect of the Hindoos in-
vs, and that in consequence freight was at a low
habiting that part of the Indian Peninsula, which, . • • 4
. The ship Lady Raffles had arrived at Batavia mending from the Dutch seteement of pullout on
the coast of Coromandel, inland to the vicinity of 4
Bencoolen, before the de assure of the Lady •
Bangalore, stretches northward along the coast as far
and the report is confirmed, that Captain
as Chicacole, and in the interior to the sources or the .I
was tub braver of dispatches from Sir Tho-
les io the Batavian Government ; but the •
Tapti, bounded on the east by the bay of Bengal, and •
em has not been mentioned. If there be on the west by an irregular line passing through the
•
•he rumour, which prevailed some time western districts belonging to the Soubandar of the
"homes Raffles had been consulted by Deccan, and cutting off. the most eastern preen:ere .
Government, respecting the best of the new state of Mysore ; a flack, includie2, tee Eve
sg—or-establishing under the Dutch North-western Sircars of Ganjam, Vizasapatam,
vstem which had produced leene. Rajahmundrb Masulipatam, and Gel:toot , the
the British Government : it is - portico of ;he Nitam's extensive territories ; ,
e dispatches taken by Captain Ltari:trkts of Cuddapah and Bellari, ceded by him ' 111
'his subject. tO the British ; the eastern provinces of Mysore, and ..
'urnals to the 24th ult. have the northern portion cf the Carnatic. Nor is this
a melancholy account of language unknown in the more southern parts of
- at Cawnpore, and also India; for the descendants of those Teloogoo fami-
Dr.
Corbyn's practice lies, which were deputed by the Kings of Vidienagara
atter place, and that to. commie their southernconquests, or which occa-
' of its efficacy ;'but sionally emigrated from Telingana to avoid famine
successful mode of or oppression, are scattered all over the Dravida and e .
We are indebted Xarnataca Provinces; anti, even retaining .he lion-. 1:
eh. for the fol- guar of their forefethers,have diTused acknowledge
of it throughout the Peninsula." Mr. Campbell
et our letters further speaks of the Telinga, or Teloogoo, as
re resent " one of the most ancient, useful, and elegant lan-
p
t part of guages of India."
. nature. CAPE OS Goon HOPE, OCT. s.—By the latest at-
, name counts from the Society Islands, it appears that they
f Co. are rapidly advancing in civilization ; have aban-
bis cloned their human sacrifices and barbarous custom
~(3 of child-murder ; and already eepertence the advan-
s tages of applying Christian tenets to their Goeern-
ment, and of casting away the superstitious idelatry
Ind deception LE-at had plunged them into ruin. A
irst for instruction universally prevails ; a corres-
dence in writing is maintained among the na- •
t and the few letters in their Language being al-
,sed to express the same or similar sounds, they
'e trouble in spelling conectly. But, above i !,
-ee of Christianity it planted, and thrives
se Otaheite is in a eat., cf perfect ban-
Missionaries enjoy the best health, and
Is have been converted to Christianity I
'MEN? AT KANTITCKET.--A Phila.
says—" On the 21st of o.tober
'wive sale of household furniture, •
If W. Nichols, Esq. in this town,
a large concourse of Ladies of
.dour was occupied by the
se hundred Ladies, and all _
ith much harmony, when
-ave way with a horrid
hole company into-the •
. feet. The floor fell
ed the effect of ha-
iether -with tables,
s ware, &c. Ae
c confusioa and
eeeded in thie
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mon, into .
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MEDIC.tf. SKILL AND PiIACIICE.
riIHE following Pamphlet, the facts of which are
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rence in orioles, will prove to the attentic., reader that the cure
of diseases depends not on the common medical qualifications,
D:Tati in the speerstatirma of eisets,oe she petty
ciestesiiiee legerdemain el modem cistry ; but In
ancient e of experiment G.:MA Envy' lento, and which the
mystical profession of medicine has disefedited, as ntystical
ion---bas discredited reason. Principles are here deduced
from nuraerous cases, which are all complete experiments; and
nes opinion is given, and no system insinuated, unsupported by
an
'the modern Practitioners of our Military Hospitals tired of
medical mysticism, and of curtailed noses, rotten bones, and
ruined ennstitudona, ate wear* wisely Lao the path of Eat-
pyricism, and professedly curing by Galenical decoctions, with-
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TABLE SYRUP is a safe, though powerful, substitut.: for
Mercury in all cases. Thcae Suns of Paracelsus, descending to
the Earth, will in time endeavour, as the Author does, to under-
stand and apply its vegetable produce; and they will then as
knowledge the importance of Winos Vegetable Syrup, and of
the present Edition, price is. of
An ACCOUNT of CUBES by VELNOT VECETABLZ
SVKLIP„ in disorders deriving their origin or malignity from
scorbutic impurities, and the indiscreet and frequent use of Ca-
lomel, &c. which occasion obstructions in the lymphatic vessels,
•and diminish and enfeeble the vital actions of the whole system.
By Tuomas Caantsm, sole Proprietor of the Medicine, nephew
to the late leam &cabman, and only successor to him and Mr.
De Vidaos, No. ne, yernerommer, Oatord-street (removed

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