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Tbis dayis publsishd, A niew edition, coniderably enilarged, ill 2 vols. 8vo, price i1. ,'s. boards, of LEMi'ENTS of SCI ENCE anid ART; being a famniliar F,Introduction to Naturlal Phiflosophy and Chymsisry: togethler writhi their application to a variety of elegant atnd useful arts. B), .1I1iN IMISON. A newv editioni, considerably ciliargled, and adapted Io the improved state of science,bby I'ihioMAS wE.BsTEPR, Sec. . S- Priuted for C. and J. Rfvington: .I Cotbell; J. Noon : Longman, iunrsr, Rees, Orme, and Co.;- T Cadell: S. Bagster: J1. Booth: J. Booker: J. Muirr'ay: J. Rich4rdson: Babldvin, Cradtuck, anid Joy; B3ayne,s and Soni: Harding anid Co,.; Sherwood,-lolles, and Co.; G. B. Whittaker; T.Tegg: Simipkin and Mfarshall: and r. Edwards, Lund un. ThiKrhj~Fs3iii the 4thi editioni, with Additionls, In 2 vols, 12MO. price 16s. boards, ODY anid SOUL, consisting of a Series of lively and IlBJpathetic SIt,,rles.e,tcalilated to excite the attention and interes,t of the fieligicus WNorld. 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As ttils stork Is universally acknowledged to form thie most comiplete epitonie of the life, character, and opinions of this extraordinary nian, it is pres,umned tilat this niew edition, compressed into 4 vols. a,nd publ,Ished at a very modierate price, will be extremely- acceptalble to the nublic. and that there ace fewr vllo will not be? desirous of pos- seR.sing It. P'llbllehed and soid by Henry Colbuxrn, 8, New ,Burilington. street-, RleuAnd Dradfute, Edinburgh: and John CumMnuing, Diublin. POPS MiRALES-Tilsdy i puIblishIed. i ai adoleotVo vol,,nc pic 12s. In hoards, AFREE INQUI RY it the MIRACULOUS POAW- AERS whichi are supposed to have sulbsisted In the CHRISTIAN ClHiURCHI, From the earliest ages throuzgh several suiceesitive venturies. T'o which Is added, the Auithor's Letter fr,,m Rome, DY CONV-ERS NITOTDLETON, D. D. Principal Librarian of the University of Cam- l.ri'ge. 'I onsider the controversial writings of Conyers Mfiddloton As the purest specimnens of English sityle, and 'as models of the]angluage In Its highest stateo0,perfecthin for the example of afteil ages, Hle Is at oncee the mostt porspicuousg, perspicacious, and eloquient wvri'er that ever appeared Among us.'-(' iibert WakeiAeld. ' On m return from Italy, I hIad the nmortification to, find all Encland in a fermient on ac- collltt of Dr. %fiddleton's FrpeeInquilry, while miy performance wras entirely overlooked and nleglected.'-flume's own Life, Printed for Sherwood and Co. 20. Paternoster-row; and Joshn Curnmling, Dublin. At a period whev the Romnuih clergy are Rs arrogantly 5g impIously claiming for their chutrch the power of working miraceles, and whei1 the p.ebl Ic jouirnals of Euirope are filled wvith the Asserted miracles of Princee Hohenlahe and varioure Cathjolic dignitaries-, it Is a public duty to provide the Christian world with an anitidote; atnd none ever ex- isted so sokterful, erudite, and Irresistible as the famAous Free Inun"ry of Dr. Conyers Middleton, and his equally celebryatod Letter Woron Rome, both long out of print, and becmomesarce and dear. Ar t-he present edition ie limited In nuimber, early applications are re- commended. Assno Quinto Geor i IV Rgils.-Thls dayi pblishoed, price ` -sq. in boards, or 22s. hadV,el ud, the10t edition, greatly imn. proved, of I ~IFFORD s ENGLISH LAWVYER; or, Every Man (ngland, its Lawse and l Statut na nimnary of the Colletitution of ngarre issts ndttuea pri ral thos relative to Arrests Exectiton and Adi. 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Of whom may-be had, Gfford's Abatracte;ofthe Acts of S Geo. IV. (1822), price 3.,; and of 4 flee. IV, (11323), price 3g. Gd. A D l' j~or Piles, Stricturles, and other important Disetesesof the Rectum and Anuis; being, wvithi some additions9, a treatise to wthich the Jasir. soniar, Prize wai, adjujdged by tbe College of Sur-geons. By GEORGE CALVERT1, Member of the Royal Cllliseehof Surgeons, &c. Printed for Callow and Wilson, Princes-stlrcet, ooh. CATON 0N_TniERVOUSj D I,T ndgsi,Eruptive, Diseases of the Face and Sk1ini, &c.-This, day are pbihd rc,M d TPOPULAR REMARKS, edical an('fI~ es . Ii. NERVOUS DEBILITY, Rolatxation, MyW'hod-la rand yston rneal Diseases, containing an In ntth f,xrePreoandon,and~ Treatmnent of those Diseases called NTervouls, Bilious, Stomachie, and Liver Comnplaints; with Observations o11 Lowv Spirits, rend the bunft. since of lImaginatlon on those acute and distressing. Diseases. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,. 6, Nor'folk.strect. Strand, lia of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guyp's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row: C. Chaipple, 66. Pall-rmall: and Dowen, 31 5, Oxford-street. WVhere m~ay be had, Caton on lindigestion, Scro- ftila, and Cutaneous Diseases, wtith Observations on Eruptive and Seo.rbutic Pimnplex of the Face and Skin, price 3s. This day arc pliblished, 3d edit, revised and enlareed, priee Sis. FD ACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on STRICTURES Jof the URETHRA and RECTUMI, rceeommendhig au impr-oved system for their treatmenit and cure, illustrating its efficacy by nu- merous remnarkable and highly ImportaLnt casesi, In sorme of wivbch strictures of from 10 to 20 years' durattion -have bLen totally removed in a few weeks, and Its superiority thereby fully established over every Dther Inetlhod hitherto practised,. By C. B. COURTENAY, M.D. To which are aded, Observations aind Ilractieal Comments oti Local anid General Debility, for the eure of wiicih a mnode of treatm.ent, the result of long and souccessful gractice,and at once cafe, speedy, anrd eft'etual,is adopted bytd Ratnor, PrAnsted for the author, Robert.ftreft, Adoiphi;an published by T. II. Alllnani, PuInce's-streek, Hanover- square; and sold by Shenvood, Jones, and Co. Paternostcr-row. Onwhyn. 4 Cathe.rine-street, Strand,I Chap?,el,. Royal Exchange: Walicer.90,iiolborn.; and may be bad ofAll boo,ks3iem-a, ' We earnestly- recommend the eases related by Dr. Courtenay- to the peruisal of sueh of our readers as are afflicted with the 'oimplalnts irhich the author QTYPVEROR WATER-PROOF HATE. - IITJGT- tg l%tANI(~Sond fCo. manufactureri and ?a'sees are SELI ver SUerir W'P~-P)OOP BEAVF.R HAlSa tonfly i1s. each.Also,( improed sik has,rofth mo t fashionable shspeis and suppriop quia- tils n O.ech, _warrAIst_d.-TO, ChleapAide, coirilei of qrueeni-_treet. TTOUSEHOLD FURNITURF, anid LUMBER. - Promn the change of fahition, remioval, tand variousi causes, few houses are exQmpt from an accumulation of uiseless FURNITURE; thebglghest pri-le and presenit CASH ijePA ID tor large or smatll quan- tities of every description, without dedluction foez removal, by Robert Godfrey, 35, ChlSIewel.stee, Finsbury-square. I t.JO N CLARK, Surgeon Donti5t, late witli Mii. tviL artwrgbt,remioved to 19. rtentagu-street, Russell-siquare, take leve o aquant the Nobility and Gentry, that he contInuies to SUPPL theLOSSof TEETII fit a most szperior minumer, either wI t natural or uttlAicial teethi, on. mioderate terms; and that nio eliarge %vill he mnade to any person inot fully satisfied with.the utility an omot to be derived theref'ofi~. N.. ltxrActing atnd stoppinig dleca'ed teethi and eleaunikn execuited oni the nmoat safe alid correet principles. (fICERS in t Te Kitig's or. Heon. Ra4 lIidia Corn- \i.J.'any's erve aud Civilians proeeedlng- to Tropical Climates, are n frme, tht tey an ay In the Wvhole of theirltOl;T-FIT for the voyae, ad suply or ariva, at ni0itolsaxal prices, in7. ivhite Jcan and sttee trouers,IromAs. to 109.', ditto valIstcoatsi, 45. to Os.;, dito lckes,l's soI s.; russia drill trousers, Ss. to 12s.; when made to o4erlOpe eelt.Xtra; fL%ll sizid plalin cottoi S-hirts, Sc. 9d.;, g,xsd at s.;an exellntat As. Ladles maty -be furnislhed withi thbir oUt- fit, o siilA tems.Shipping Inform-ation given toi persons gojii) abrod.-SLV~Randco. (late Arroweimith and SilIver),, 9, CormulI, near thie Mlaflslonhou. ee, ndon. T1j GANTF G REATI COATS, Nress Coats, Bo3 Coats, Travelling anid Opera Cloalcs, ctut )lpoui scientific prliciefles, alid miade to fit thles sape In a very supNerior mangler :"Dre s ciat~s. fromi the best Saxony cloth, .31. Go. to 21. 12e., fash tlitable trouscrs~ from 275. to 32s.; ditto wvaIstcoats, from Is. 6d. to, lOs. These pricea, ale foir garmnents mnade to measure, warrantedt In qjuality, wsorkmansbIp. and fashilon. Those wanting large putantitie-s Dwrshipments or other purpiose8 wvill find the greatest advantagal and miost liberal treatmenst. Also lad1es.1 pelisses and hablts, plain and braided, made by ~expe- rienced workmen to fit Amost. beautifuilly, at-sn exceedingly lowv charge. For the colwvenienco of gentlemen travrellizng some arc kept ready finished, or a suit imade In 9 hiours,- by J1. RA DFORD. wvho tbegs re- 4Pectfully to acisnowled_Ke the Yery lIberal encouragemnet hie hias re-i celved sincae his rexnovAi to 27, Picuad Illy, and also linformis lila friends, thle same attentioln shiall be pilid to secu~re a continullance and an exttit. sion of those favouirs so long: receivedl. A stilt of livery complete.41.15Sn. -27. Piccadilly. C ONSOLATION, to the TREMVlULOUS WRITER.- TePublic miay took to thIs inost singular and unilque inven- thinl With confidene. as -an inestlma,l,e sjource of eomifort to those whbo experIence any diffIenltles in the sommaudoif the pen,toccasioned by tremior in niervous atfectlon, hieat of climiste, agitation of spirits, ececss or over exertion, is eakieiss fro,m age or otherwvise, injiury of the thlumb or fingers by spr-ain orotherwvise, even to the loss of part. This haPPY relief exists In a. little INSTIRUMENT, theappesrance olul Which whenJinuee escapes observration, Is capable oit'gvzng firminess, ;confi- dence. alId Gredoin, anid cannjot fail to assist the declining. Powers of a good Pelzmian; and materially improve the performianice-of a bad one. It Is honoured by - the Patronage aud recomrnmsndatlon of Sir AstleY Cooper, and other highlyrmespectabl.e professionial gentlemen. - A fewv nifftutes' practice ivili prove itts efficacy; and it has this advanltage over all miedicine, Its power increases4 by iuse, and one prescription Avill 1ast for life. Made In elastie told, price 25s, eachi. Sold.for the Patentee liv T. Pearceo and Co. 26 _ facing the front of St. Clement's Chlurceh, Strand. Letters fromi ally lpart of the coutntry, pos4t paLid , will be Promptly attended to. TDElCTfIFIED SPERM OIL, at 4-s. ad. per Gallon.- i11i UPTON and Co. Chyrnical Colour Manuifaeturers, 64, Queen- street, Cheapside, L,ondon, by a-. proceess exclusively their onwn, are en.- aibled to Yender SPERNI OILequal in purity to spirits of'wine. ithals thea brilliancy of thie fnes%t gas, wvithout smell or smuoke; fromi she l,riKhtne.ss.ofrIts flame.,it ispeculiarly.adapted for sinllmbra, Frencll, and all lamps of a s'perlor kind, and It will algo befound advanltageous,. in ani econonlical point; as, fromi Its extrleme purlity, there Is no Waste, and there ismore lighitobtained from it thanrfrom.any othieroil. Fine chamber oil, 3s. 6d. per gallon, &e. To secuire tile puiblic fromi impo- sition, itll casks and hottles are sealed with, Vpton and Cop's name. N.B. The followingestablished paints ma.y also be had, viz. i-Upton and Co.'s Refined Miineral PStint, of a lzandsonme dark chiocolate colour, att I lis. pereask, coniitaiRog 14dIbs.; the ordnalnce ahti.eorrioeion paint, at %5s. per, ewt. In Powder; the anti-corrosive painits grouzld In oil, of dai k green, lead, stone, heowilatte, and other colours, at 40s. Per cwvt.;. genuilne wvhite lead, at 4034. per cwt.:, patent grass greens, Is.4d. to 2s. 6d. per lb.; thec lithicl paint In powvder, 30Ct. per owl.; linseed oil, turpenitine3, varuisheis., &c. Mlerchanits and captains slipplied en liberal terms. ARTI ICIAL TEETI.-Mr. W. BEACALL, Sur- Lge." Denitist, 13, New'man-sti-eet, Oxford-street, having, wvith unrerni ttingalligieace, long made tlle science of artificIal teeth, wilere m)eehaziesi acontrivance is requilsite, his peculiar siudy, continuies t', slluply the lo:ja of teeth, with natural or, hrtificial, In a superior man- nier. wvitllout tIze least pain, from a single tooth to a comtplete set, at little miole thatn one half'the usual charges. Teethi cleanied if ever so disc-olotired, alid rendered Wvhite and beautifuil, u-itliout pakin or imijusry to the eniameL Extracting, stopping,, and, every opyeration oni the teetl anTd gums. iAttends att huome from 10 till 4.- Tr_EAUJTIFUL WOMEN.-IThe greatest blemishi to IJ.D beauity is superfinone hkairs oni the face, neck, anid arms; 51 iSERT'11s IHiNUINE ROSEATE, POWDFtR Immediately removes themi; Is an ele-gant article, perfectly linnocent and pleatsant to nse-; Price 4s. and Is.; 1beware of tile base counterfeits: the genuiine i- signed outstide I'G. tl. fogard.' Sold b)y the proprietor, 22, Russell- street, Covent.garden: Chandler 76l, anid Sanger, ISO, Oxford-street: Otnllnet, 3, andi Riggs, 05, Cheapside: Jonesi, 59, Fleet-street: Rigge, 351, Bond-street: TaIt. 41. Corobill : Bailey and Blew, 17, Coekspur- street;- Swift, 28, H-ugh Hiolborn: Butlers. Dublin: Butlers, and Baxter, Edilsbnrgil and Glasgow., and by most perfumer,. 11?ENRY's CALCINED MAGNE~SIA con_ti~nues to b i iprep-ared, wi'th the most scrupulous catre and attention, by Mies~srs. Tiiomas and Williami Hienry, manutfacturinig ehymists, Manichester. It is sold ill bottle.4, price 2s. 9d-, or, vithl plate stop pert at4s.Gd.,stan~iinclded - ithfull directloils for its tise. by ther vrios aeat usth~metopois,and throutghout thie United itij~dm; is it a ile begenineuness their names are engraved Govrolentstap, hic isaffxed over the corkc or stopper of ech ottl. Omo3oftievederoftb manesa matybe had, autheticaed b a snnia stap, hnry' AroaticSpirit of Vinie- gar,til inentin o Mr Heny, nd he oly essinepre;~earation of (r-~HILBLAIN , or Swellings on the Hal 0o Fect Of ,~ )Chidre, tuerees,pimles,or eitrs f th fae, rodced by coldor har eatery wnds ar let pevetedby ashng r shav- to i-ie Maeety.97, Nw Bon-stret. Wen ehlbais av woln andbecme ainul,thebest preparationi Is strong compound cam pllor lilileil, reare a tesamne placel. Caniphior losenges offer a cam- modissa anne of akin carnphor in nsrervoniq atffctions. C HILL IS, Rhleumatismns, anld Pal.sies.-CHI L- Bf.AIS ar preente Wro bekn, and their tormenting it-ching instantly removyed by WIITEHi 8AD ESSENCE of MUS- TA RD, universally esiteemied for, itst extraordinary efficacy ia ilteutma. t4smrs, Palsies, gouity 'affections, and coxm plalint, sf the stomach ; but where this certatin remqdybhas been uinknowvn or nleglected, and the chiilblains have Ratually sasppzusated or brolce, lVhltelhead's Family Ce. rate wvill ease -the paint anid very speedily heal themi. They ;ire pre. Pared and'sold by R..Johnston, apothecLary, lii, Gre~ek-street, Soho, London;, the essaiene and p ills ht 2Sc. 9d. eaeh ; the ceratco at Is. I Id. 'P'heY may also bD liad at 0, Coruihilli- and of every medIcinie veade, In the slri ted,kingdomn 'rhcgsniilne'htasablack ink stamip, with the namne of R. Johnston inserted on it. WJS$WIA_N1RN and BUNION PLASTER..-The. ILbgreat 1,nconvernieneeand excrucieating pain attending these ex- crescences, which frequently expand so considrably as, to 1resider the bot or shioe Insupportzible, will be found Perfectly easy, and so reduczed an to remove the very itnsightly aPPeRranee they, mal:e on the feet. In 2oreis it Is iIa lllble, by disselving t'he hard callousg sustance and rendering. cuttinx oussecessary. Sl nbxs at Is.lid. for coXns, tand 2a.forbhunioan, by~Tait, 41. Corahill; Sanger, 1130. Oxford-street; Lowv, 32, Strina; and Ov'erton, 51, New% flond-9treert. NORNS efctually CURIED by COLLEY's CORN &JLIOOlD, hichnever fails by a few appllcatit,r. to er-adicate thos paiful xcrecencs. T iss no pretended remredy. bIit al artcleof ealmert,%icth first applicatlion Wiill prove, as It imoldiatly esestht thobn ain felt against ellaiige of wealther'; andtht al lasesmay fe t beneicial effects. It is soldl in bottles att the low price or sld eseh-l, by the inveliter, R. Colley, .5, Rolle~- stl'det, Cavendishi.sqa also at OS, Corihlll and 330, Strand. Ask foir Coliev"s. CornLiud TNIESTION.--!he effeicts of this dlisease, such as U h!eartburn, flatuilence, acidity, pain fin the stomachb, nauisea, giddi. nes headach, &e. are generally found, unless arrested in1 their pro- cress, to -pass oni to most unhappy conseqiuences: as persons thuis affilicted often find that stroint antilsilions pills or violenit remedies iucereasetheircomplaint, they are requLested tpn try HALL's Y)IGES- TIVE or DINNER PILLS, which frons long experienee In medical practice have been found.extreniely efficaciouts. These plill eon Caini no ealomel, and their operation ir. so milld as to produce no Ineon. venlence and Vnirequilre no alteration of diet. Prepared only at I I ii, [iolborn.hill, and iione are genumine unless hzezring thelInscription of Ri.Hall' on eachi governmeont stamp. Sold by the proprietor, at I1111, tiolboril.hill, lit boxes at 2s. 9d., 49. tld., and Sc. Gd. each, anid May be had of the miost refspectable houses In towvn and country. FlTtO the EXPORTJ RS of ESSENCE of PEPPER- J.MIXT.-In consequcenen of numerous complaintsi having lately benmade by persons in the Easat Indies that the JUNIPER's ESt SENGECd- PEPPRRMINT, cent them bpy druggists, s"as not genuine, J. . HATI ite elecsso tdMr.Juiper) requests that merchantst LU CANDYV has4 for many years, been proved an effectual preserva- tive from the ill effkects of te Fogs and Danwp Air wvhich in the wvinter season are go preValent In this climatte. Its effects are. to expel w-imd, to preserve th'e stomach from the aidmission of daintus, and to relieve those who suffer from difficulty 01 breathing, Prepated only by Barclay and Soils 95, Fleet-?Iariket, Londoti, anid sold by their ap- polontment by' all' resp'ectable statloezers, druiggists, and medicine venders, -In boxes at 2s. Pd. and Is. Ilid. each. duty incIluded. Observe none can be:gahssineunnless the.namnes ofI Barclay atnd Soi1z" are on he stamnp affixed to each box, I Y the KING's PlATENT.-Dr. SIBLY's RE- teANIMATING SOLAR TIN_TURE Is unilversallY allowed to be temost pleasatnt, safe, andtife caeious rein sdy ever offered to thse public. 'Itswarm-andrenovaLtisig'qualites renderIt tbe best medicine for debility, consuznptlons,ner-vous and rht,amatiec omplaints,s;pasmsj indigestion, lowness of spi1rits, and all those distre-ssing affectioiis wletch.hsrass Ihbe *ealr, sedentary, amid delicate. It rezquires no argu- ninent to convince mlore, than a trial, after whlch those wvbo vitalue heailthwivll neveichoose to IelbutI.PmIe adsldb r. J. R. Saffell,-35, Gloeesier-street. Queenz-suaire, Blotmomsbury, In bottles at6II, 7s. 6d.ansd IIls each ; gad in famrily bottles (by which there is a savingo(f Is.) at 224. aebh Also Dr. Sibly's L-unzzr Tliicture, for comrplaInts incident to the female sex, In bottles of 4s.6ld. and 10s.6ld. eRch. Obs.erve, none tan be genuille unless i&Foitd- by the 0tqprictor, JI.R.Saffell, liz-his own hand-writing, on thew-raprer ofeach bottle. giole wholesale agents, Megsrs. Barclay and Suns. 915, Fleet-mnarket, London; 1 and sol(d retail by Sanger. ISO, Oxford-street; Srirzdlirzg,, Roya l Exh e; and by all respectable statloijerms, druggits, and medicin energ throughont the kingdom. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, -on, the uniitedt priliCiDles of l Capillary Attraction and Atmospllaric Pressire,-Mr. ORAY, ?.Tcmber of the-Royal College of Surgeons in London, lIas been request- ed hy his humane. Frienies who have experlenced the comforts of Izis iorthod of suppj ng;ARTIFICINfj TEETH to adopt occasion- ally this mode of making it more generally known, for tlzp benefit of those wvhomr It may concers, that he continues to. supply the loss of- teeth on tShe succesasfl system introduced by him in 1813. These artificial teeth have Ietn found to ansver all the purp.iex ot the original teeth in masticatfoio, articulatlon, appearance. &e. and to remnain perfeetly, secure in their places, by capillary attrac- tiln and the fdreascte.of the Etrfio8pbere, thereby avoldizzg pinning to stumps tyink~ twisting wlees, or fastening springs to the adjoin- ing teeth, or eny atbachment whatever to the remaining teeth, mad consequently lnstead of imljurlng to afford them siupport. They may be also takeu out and replaced by the wearer vith th e greatest facility. These lrnhIrovesenlts enable the inventer to supply whole or half sets withoutt tle spiral spkingB v,-hlCh are usu;.lly attached to such pleces.-25, Old Butlington-sttect. -TN)}ER tile Especial Patronage of the Prince and W Pr'inces Esterhazy, -the Prlnce amid PrIncess Polignac, the Finperor of Porsia, and nany distin.gtuisied Personages, and recom- mlended by themoat eminent Physleians.-ROWLAND's KALYDOR. Thzls admirable specific possesses balsaanic propertles or surprising enlergy. - .t eradicatff freckles, plm les, spots, redness, and all cuta- neous eruptions, gradually pruducing a delicately clear soft skin, transforms even the most sallow eomplexion luto radlant whitertess, reslsts the seorehing rays of tIle sun, successfotlly opposes the attacks of inclement wveatker, and fcaiders the harsh and rough skin beauti- fully soft; smoeth,-aszd oven ; Imparts to the sleck, face, amid arms a heal thy and juvenile Ploons, diffuses a pleaslngcoolness, and produces a beautiful complexfon. Rowviand's Ialydor iS equally Indispezisitble in the nursery asat tho tollet. Perfectly Innoxiomls, it may be used by the most delicate-lady twithl the assurance of safety alId effcacy,. possessing softening and heallng properties. To- mothers nursing. their offspring it gives, in all eases of incidental iliflammatiQu, imme- diate relief, cools the mnouth of the infant, and enhances maternal pleasure in- th6 act of admianisterlng alimemstary nourlshynent. To gentlemen whose faeeu are teuder after shaving, Rowland s Kalydor will be found exQehlont bpyon&precedent In arnellorating and allaying that most unpleksant sa,isation. it ranioves unpleasant harshness of thr skin, oecastonp,d 'L,% intenrsesOlar heat or cold winds, and thus to the: travelfer it prove3 annirnft1lible speofic, a prompt resonreo. and as conducing to comilprt a pleasing appendage and invaluable aequlelticci. ~o1dfld plRt b,~ttIf5)tt-L Os-. znzdin half pintsat 4. 6d. eaeu, itaty Istluded, bv tho aodd lptovitritors, A. Rbwvlaud and Sun, 20, HattoTp-gardess. -hiliborrn, Lonldtefr and by aplmoisstmart by mnost feerfurner antt medloille .vc iiderr.- To prevent Impesltibn, a"sk for KAlo wlan,a{ayo zznd obuPtyO thzc signaturel, In red ink, on thelahei, $IXTY TUOUSAND POUNDS on Mortgage, at S2 1K per Cent, to be AD VANCED in one surm, or in sum- of not less than 10,0001. by Trastees, On arnple unexceptlonable real security, for a ternf to be agreed upon. No application will be answered except from prlncipals or ol!cltors, accempaiied by particul.drs of the secu- rity proposedi. addremsed, post paid, to blessrs. B. and M. at M5essrs. Buish s laws-stationers, Bell-yard, Chancerymiarie. T[QUITABLE LOAN of MONEY on MORTGAGE, - a at 4. and by annuity from 6 to 8, pereent. on frephold. copy' hold, leasehold llfeliold funded, church livings, or other amPile security. Appfhrants will experience treatmeRlt at onlee candid. liheral, and exlilelt, thxough similar buisiness is sometimes viesved with mistrust from the m atpra'etiees of disreputable people. Direst, yOst paild, to AwB, care of Mr.Willaiams, glover, Inner Temple-iane, Fleet-street-, where also a-eard sf addres iay be had. r ]' THOGRAPHIC DRAW1N;G-BOOK.-Just pub- LIA illshed by Rowrnev anid FArster, 1, Rlatilbone-. aIe a n Dew LITrHOGRAPi4fiC.fRAWJNG.iiHOK, in progresisive tessOOF. Sit Numbers, piHe 25. 'dt; eaci. By .GO. ilARtLlY: Also, a great Variety of LithogrnphIl Works, by the most emiiierit , so the 'luman Figulre, Landscape, Cattle. Shipping, Architectiure, Finsvers, FruIlt. Shells, &e.wveii catlculated for the irstruetion of youth (fItJAliTY ihe (CRITERIN of CH EAPNESS.- X OkW. STiVENS, Wifne and Spirif Merchant, 78, Bishopsgate- within (nlear the Four Swvansl diselaiming the eilit of disinterested; ness or the more speelous p)retexe ofadvertishig to caution the public against the various delusions" of ISU competittrs. WV. Stevens takes this method of most respectfilly thanking those gerttiemen who pavo favoured him with their orders. and reqaests tiehr atteiitl,mn to his extensivc STOCK of GENUINE FOREIGN WINES and SPIRITS, selected by personal aftention Ini the wvine and spirit market, and which for quality cannot he excelled. Ptirehasing for casb. selliugat a verysinall profit, and for ready money only, alid having a large retail as Well as wholesala tra4,e. eiaibles W. Stevens to compete b,ith In price and quality vithl ally other establishment. W. Stevens partle;ilarly directs thelattedtion of gentlemnen to a yareel of rieh and lIne Port Wincis,'ofthc genuinevintages ot 1820 and lfi1, and which hlaving pulrefiased uidel, most favourable circum- stances, seIs able to offer at 36s. per do,. 38s. per di. aid of tbe hilghest quality, rich and full iavoUred, at 42h per dozen. 'I'hie ak ov e rmay be had by quarter oasi or gallon (eack In eiided), at Perq'ir.ecask. Gal. Per qr.ecask. Gal ................................... Per qr. cask. r-sl. t23 13s. Sid. ?24 10s. 14s. 61. . X2 1,5s. 6d. Per doz. I 80 rPLE. Per doz. Bon) Retiero (warranted ge Very good Sherry . 364. ntltnetl * . . I44s. 0D1ffTGordon's fine ditto * 42s Crusted Port . 42n. PlPle Sherry (delicate nnd Do.Vlntage 1820 (2 years In finest quality) 45s. and 48s. bottle) - - 45g. and 48s. Veiry old rich brown Dltto 181r (4 years ditto) Sherry - . l:.to 54s. (T.aneyi) Be .ll. 5 Buecliss Illolford'sl - 42s. -West Indi: adeira (flInest) 42-. Lisbon, Teleriffe, ard Moun- Cairous old East India ditto 60s. taln . . . - 4090. WINES fromn the CAPE of GOOD IoIPE. -The character of these wrines h:,s beeiiniiili Jnjured by thje low jbrcehtrafei which has oeen oltered to the public under the attractive appellhtions of fhie Cape' Iexcellent Cape; or Canes unequalled.' "V, Stevens kniowinig that the reputation of hig estabilsonnrent depends on the quality of his articles, haR receiitly pircl,ased a large oareel of fine winesgwhich he ean with confidence offer at 168. per dozen and very flie full flavoured at 18s. and 20s. per dozen. Poltac and Constalitia, first quallt, 28s. FOREIGN and BRITISHI SPIRITS. W. %tevens Inforns the Connoisseur and.Invalid that lie has a small parcel of curious Old Champaguie Brandy. at 2.s. per gallon: and some very Old Jamnaica Rum, hydrometer proof,' 1 5s. 6d. per gallon. Per Gail. Per Gall. -Very fine Cognac Brandy 22s. I Fine Old Jamaiea Rum 12s. Best Old Ditto - 23s. Dlttows'edderburn's(J.W.R.)13s.4d. Ditto Hydromneter proof 24Y. Shrob (unetalled) ' - l3s. 4d. Finest Sehedam Hollands 22s. Cordials (rich &firefilvour) 12s. English Gin made from the purest British spirit, and uinrivalled In rlchness, softness, and fine flavour, at 9s. 4d.. 1Os. Sd.. and very stronig for mixing, at 12s. per gatlol. Bottles and hampers 3a. Gd. per iozen, stone bottleS 7d. per gallon, easks at cooers' prieas. No credit. Sent free of expense withini 5 nmiles. Money returned ir the articleR Are lint approved. Entraniee to counittiighouse tup the passage. Orders from the country must conItain a remittance. flOREIGN WVINES and SPIRITS oi supsrior quaIl- i(l ties, at reduced prices, at the old established Wine-vaults and SparitWe rehonse, for nanjy 'ears in the oecupatlion of. Mr. George Sage, at the corner of Holles-street and Clare-miarket.-GFORQE WILLIAM lUNEitNR retuirns hissincere thanksi to the Publie for the Iliber'al encouirageiiselt and suipport he lias received, find bligs leave tl0 assure tileDl, in dubmitting liis ANNUAL LIST of PRICES. that he still continues to sel every artlile of whie and spirits genuline, and of the very first quality, at moderate prices. Port Wines. Per Doz. Slierries. Per Doz. Fine old Poft, In wood * 41 0 Good stoutd Sherry s d0 Ditto, Il fill qual ts 4fi 0 Sir Wni. DaffOGordon's ditto 45 0 Ditto, In pints - - 24 0 Ditto, first quallty - d,1 Superior old Crusted Port 45 0 Ditto, in pints - - 26 0 Dittn,4th year!n bottles 61 01 Buiaso'stfinePaleSherry 61 0 Ditto, vintage 1820 . ,54 0? Ditto, fIrst quality - 540 East aiid West India Miadeira, rich Lisbon, ftlue old Mouutain, Busellas, anid all othei' Wines of the first euality. Cape Wines of the best quality and flavour. Per Doz. Per Doz. hsladeira flavouir, vary fine 98 0 Red ConstantIb, full flavour 30 0 Sherry, ditto . - 26 0 White ditto - - - 32 0 Ltsboti, ditto - - - 24 0 Very superIor and rich ditto 4t' Red Pontac;fineportflavour28 0 Ditto, in pints . - 23 0 Foreign Spirits. Pi'Gal Per Gall. Flne old Cognac Brandy 21 ol Wedderburi's fine old Ruim 12 0 Very best ditto - - 24 01 Ditto best - - - 13 0 Very good ditto - 18 01 Ditto, hydrsmeterproof 15 0 Eniglish Gin. Per Gall. I Per Gall. Hodzes's fine Glif , , Pe 0 8 Strong Cordial ditto for Superior ditto . 9 41 mixigi - - . 12 0 Slodges's Cordial Gl - 10 8 Orange Rum Shrtib - 13 0 Lemon Shrub for puinch 16 0 Freneh Branidy Shrub - 18 0 1 Fine Scniedain 1iollanids 21 0 Orders delivered free of expense. Bottles are charged 2s. 0d. per dozen; stone bottles 7d. per gallon, for wvhich the sanue amnolint *till he allowed if returned. G. W. Tui'ner begs leave to state, tlhat In the above annual list of hli prices (altihoughl there vill not be found aisy of those rare and curious articles whileh certain advertising quacks in the wine trade would persuade the public that they are the exclusive lholders), there arc good and genuine articles, at fair and mloderate prices. It is really arnusinig to read advertisements, wvhIch, wlhile they discalaimi puffin)g, off'er thie following articles-Bonm Reticra Pert, Double Chai Sherry, Plnc Apple Rum Chiampagtne, and 33* yeari; lId Brandy, for connoisseurs and invalids, and E4glilsh Gln of ptctillar loldress, -fuiness, softness, riehniess, and puritv of flavour, and no doubt very soon we shall have matchless gin a-s well as matehless blacking, and as, wsith respect to the svine aiid spirit trade. ptiffinig is the order of the day. lie r1ill conclude by saying, that there wvill .ot be founid In the world any better articles than n Clart-mar,ket. and, in the laniguage of an-emne,netblelgalfeutr n ra ;1 prove the fact."!blackIng manufacturer, " nile trial wIll * The public must be content this Cl Vistmas with Brandy only 3 years old, as the 33 years old Brandy is allgone. CL'ire-m arket, Dee. 22.