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This day is published, inb small 8Svo, benutifilly printea, vwithi , fine vieneette by liarvey, price 81. 6dI. ho-rds j ,DW L a Poem, in three Cantos, with aso,e; s'expla- .naoy of the ancient Princ-s of WVales. London,pitdfu 'di.(rdock, and Joy.rieD o\ 1~ Ew WVosIx PY bTtUtR5I.-.JUSt. publizshed, in 2 vols. royal 12m0, iNjORNiNGCOMMUNING'S withi GOP), or Dv t~'iotnal Al witstions for evsey Day of the Year. TranalaLted from the original German of Christian C3hristoipher S.uTrr, Author of 'Rtflections,' &c. By WIlLlAIA JOHNSTrONE, A.M.. London, printed for Ba1ldwin, Cradriek. and Jov. INDIA..-Thiqt day is published, 2ct edmit. mu sole. Svo, pricle 31. 192s V HE HISTORY of BRITISR INDIA. By JAS. T MILL, Esq. I Mr. Mill'S IHiatory of Britishi India, one nf, the books to which we allude, contcinfs in the account of Warren h11astings's trial perhaipg the most maf;uerly specimen of analogy in the Friglish language.'-M4orning Chronilel, Oct. 2, 1824. 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TIhe Outlines may be liad separately, 4to, boan(ie, price I 5s The satne work, in 8vo, with a correct POrtrait of the author, prc s odb osyadSn,Bod.street, City; and T. Boose an o,mscwrhue 8 oltes.street, Oxford. Street; whr a ehd pcmn fteGerman Lyric Poets, consisig oftastiiosiseskro h tork of Burger, Goethe, Jacobi, adKpso;wihwout,v,price 8s. This day is nuhslighed, in tooiscap 8lvo, onrce 8,. baardt,lr. JJOETIC VIGILS. By BERNARI) BA fION p.41. To thosqe who delight in the happy delineationofte 'e. tic aff.ctiicnq, anti all the wrarmer but Cal mer feeclings ft we receomr-nd the ve'rses of 11r. Barton. WVcre wecouetlo define the peculi2r cnaracteristic of hiis poetry, we sihnudtrmih poetry of the affecrilons. It is thie simple and pleasing efflugionqof a warm and poetical heart, pouredI ouit in versec eminently suited rXthe expressien, of tender feelings ; lucid, COrrect, and harmonious. 'lVe prefer the present Volume to thte author's formier productions."-- IllIon. Rev. Aug. 1824. 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Londion, printedl for Sam-uel L,eigha, IS, Serand, and B5ldFin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster- row ; and stold by all lpsooksellerg, Guy's AsrRoseomY Fop, youarc PEnssoSs.-This day is. icub- lished, a new edition, in 18n,price oniy 5s. handsomely bottotd, 1pLE MIENTS of ASTRONTOMNY, witb 18 excellent JML24engravingf`, familIarly illuistr'atingalltthe pro:minent andmuRtt interesting parts of the science. Designed for senior reholara of both itex-, for private students, anti for the use of families gzenerally, -with a comnplete set of questions for examiination. BY JOSEPH -GUY, formerly Profesgor of GecogrAphy at the RoYal Miliitary 42h:lege, Great Allarlow, ane Authior of a school (~eogr;iphy, on a ,imK,',r.plarn. In this wo-rk, the Authior's principal object h)as been to fu fiJ s clasi book for schools relative to this in tdispensible part of polite ~tlducatiori. And is ordee to accommodate it ea much) as pots able to ;~me vieusa of tlifferent tutotsa, senme prefterrinvx a miere ouli'ne of the 8c.,'ncc, Othners mote detailed soil miniite infoirmation, both large and sinau, tIp Y PO11 been eniployctd, the formier exhibit- ing a compplete outlintfc ilte latter (in interm,ediate parpzaepiss Vrluich maiy be passed over at plelf?;'ire) thiose mninut7z which are not abso. lutely indispensable. Th'us tile work may be perused by the youinger scholar without perplexity, and by~ thie more advanced stutlent with-. out deficiency. Londlon, printedi ins Baldwin. Crad,crk, and Joy, the Publishers of all Alr. Guy-'s very propular'sclhool books. Sold also hr7 B.ildwin., Cradock, and Joy, Pateret0at5.roS'. Thi.t dayisptmblishetl,elegantlvpu:nted in 8&o,price 10s81.in hoserds, YffMHE WANDERINGS of LUCAN and DINAH, a APoetical Romanc-, in Ten Cantos. By 5. P. KAVANG1HA. With a Pref.toTy View or the Poemn. By Al. A'DERIOGT, Esq. Anthor of a Critical Dissertationi on the Nature an( Prioni ples of 'aste, &c. ' Sle all too mean thc sacred Mulse areads, *To blazon 'broad emongst her learned throng- Fierce W-is and faithful Loves shall moralize my Song." I'sli Faeyie Q*ucenete This is a productins of whicli we entertain a very eigh opinion t-an opinior sheh we hope to see confirmed by all the admirers of Spenser."-Europ Sag. " It possesse3 very considerable poetical ieeling and taler. t'_I,i. Gaz. 2. The Ilermit in Eh;inbjrtch or Sketches of Manviers and Real Characters anlt Scenes in the l)rama of Life. In 3 vole. puice 18s. iR boards. " This work, which rivals in celebrity all the preceding Hermits, is ge,e,allv supposed to be itrom the same hand. It lis, however, it verv -,fffercnt chiardcter; its satire far more keen, with a great qusntitv of us!oid huin(olr, and lest of the sentimental. * The King's Visit to) Bdinburgh' is a rich inorceau of loyalty, humrour, and talent.'-Europ. M,as. " 'rhe render who turns over these p,ges in qucest of I Life in Edittburgh' will fund abundance of character, exhibited in a very piquant manner."-Crit. Gaz. 3. The Beauties of Alodern Literature, in verse anti prose. To -which is mretixed a Preliminary View of the ljiterature a1' the age. By M5r. I'Dermor. Elegantly printed in an Svo volmrne, price 14s. in boards. 'ntis volume com.prehends the spirit of English literature for the yc-itr 1823 ; its contents coniprising a variety of interesting subjectm, "from grave to gav, from lively to severe," accomipanied with cTiical remarks, by the etlitor. As a parlour wincdow and po't-ehiisecoinptnion, calculated to improve and expand the mind it will 1,.n founti most excellently well adapted. London, priated for Sherwoul, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. OUrQJ1NG,.Dr.' WINN's TRUE. ANTIOA11-e .YDIUM PARIS BIA&ACK or BLUE Rg'VJVER, which Is murich esttetmril for its eseellent quaiities andI suLperioritv overz rrl ther comnpositions that have been offired to the public. 'Ilibas the sonderful effect of roittorinic in a fewv minutes evey descriplion of' adics and gentlemnif'5s fided. moutrningr, black hats and coats, saille tockcings, crape, lace, silks, rnutliti, cotton, jean b iots, &c. with- rut injuring ithe texturt of. the most delicate article ; it remnoveR lirt and grea,se, will retain ith virtue in 2ll climates, And for any lengtli of timie. T. PRICE, Oilman, near theEBricklayers' Avms, Kent.r-oadl, La,ndotn, begs leave to assure persons who' constantly ase the above article for restoring gentlemen's fadied stuits, tliat hte is the sole possepssOr of the receiqt lto ipreparing the invaluaible arid ~xrstlv celebrated AMourning Reviiver ; anti asce ptoof of its rare and excellent qualities, bega to state, that lie has had 'the moist unpre. ertlented tI emand ior it during thie last 20 years. lUay be had at the proprietor's oil anti colour warehouse ;Anid whOlesale of` 11esrs.- r. and C. Butler, 4, Clheapside, And 223, Regent-streel, Londoir; 20l, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; And 34, Sickville.itreet, Duibli-n; at Alessrs. Barclay and Son's niedicine warehouse, Fleet.markeet-; Mr. Edwards, St. Pauil's churchyard ; Messrs. Sutiton arid'Co. Brrw chiurchyard ; and retail by all the principal Otnion, druggists, &e. in town and country. 0'WI the FXO T?So ~EC~ ot' PEPPER- AMI NT.-In conseqtunce of numerous complaints having Ilately been made by persons in the East "Indies, that the JUN IPER's '~NC of PEPPERMINT seait them by druggists was not enie P. HEATH (successor to Mr. Juniper) requests thaLt merichants Z~Id trailers, will, when they give their orders, be p~rti- color that each ~'cttle of Essence of Peppermint has J. P. Hleath , Nottingha,m,' engrav,--i on the government stamp, The-couinterfeit preparation has a red st,m~i the genuine mlaile by J. P, Hteth hasi a black stamp. Agents for I.i I ijeath are Smyth and Nephew, Bond-iscrect ; and B. Edwards, ii7, b. PA'iP's churchyard. Price Is. I.;d. and in stopper bottles 2s. 9d. ,~ROMATIC.SIl '~ INEGA R.-'This~~~ A perfuimedI liqunr, (the original insanitioni of Mr. Henry,)t whit. is ot well known efficacy in relieving faintrieal anri head-ach, an,d in counteracting the effects of overhieatetl. close, or infiected air, con- tinues to he prepared in the greatest perfection by Mles srs. Th.omas and William Heniry, manu~facturing chyrnisus, Mlanchiester. It is sold in London), wholesale and retail, by Mlessrs. Bayley and -Blew, irerfumerm, Cockeepur-street, And retail1 price 2s. 9rl. by one or more agents in every principal town ; but it cannot be genuine unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on the government stamp, which is affixedl over the cork of each bottle, 'Proper sponge boxes are 501J b Bavley and Blew, aii usuol. As above may be had, authen- ticateby aaiiasap er' Clcined Magnesia, in bottles, at 2q. gd.; or with glass stoppees, at 4*. 6d. rnHE ANTISIEPTIC BO'1'ANICAL TrOOTH POW- T D IER.-Thisj highlyl fashionable and agreeable dentifrice wasi o,iginally prepared for the late Queen of Franc:e. Itsaproperties are, that it clesasesi, whitens, ni.d preservesi thie teeth to a manner qjuite unrivalled, and fastens themn even if loosened by mnercury. It isi sold in boxes at 2s.9d each, by the propreitor, 1. V.Sirnpsoil,28, Henrietta. street, Covent-garden ; bY les,sirm. Strntdling, south'gatr, R~oyal Exchange ; Prout, 229,and Low, 330,81trand ; Payne, 5,St.51artin's- cotrter; Chiandler, 76, and Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ;Colley, 5, lfolles.ttrcet, C,avediidsh.sqa,are ; Gattie and Pierce, 57, New Bond. street; Hawkins, 61,(Old Bond-strizet ; Ambridge, 21, Piccadilly ; and by most of the respectable medicinie venders and perfumers throughout the kinvdomn. A0 LITIFICIAL, TERTH, on the united principles of I-A~. CapillarvAttractisn and Atmospheric Pressure.-.-Mr. GRAY, M1 emnber of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, hias been rciquested n,y iriishunilane Frienrls who have experiencedi thec comforts ot his, me!hod of eupply-ing ARIrlFlICIAlj TEETHI to adopt occasionally this mode of making it more generally known, for thie benefit of' those whom it may concern, that he continues to supply tire loss of teethi on the successgful systern introduced by him in 1813. These artificial teeth ha-re been found to Answer all the pur- poses of the original teeth in mastication, articulation, Appearance, &c. and to remain peofectly secure in their places by capillary attrac- tion and the pressure at'the atmosphere, thTereb avoiding pinning to Ptanulp,, tyiniz, twisting wiree, or fantening springs so the adjoining teeth, ar any attachiment whatever to tire remaininig teeth, and conse- quently instead of injuring to afford them support. 'I'hey may be als4o taken out and replaced by ttir wearer with the grca'est facility. 'ritese improvements etratle the Inventer to supply wtiole or halt sets withoaut thec spiral sprinee; whichi are usually attached to such Tpieceee-25, Old Burlingion-street. TL 'STA BLIS~H EI) L ~dD CIIlNT S.-- ~F. T N 'V BE RY EIJand SONiS. Proprietors of Dr. James's and other valuirbie mnedicines, caution the Puiblic against cotunterfeits, which are now but too common, ead acquaint them, that none but the genuiine arc Apld at their warehouse, 45, St. Pattl's chitirchyard, the thiird house fromn Cheapride. F" d. S. d. Dr, Jarmes's Powder . 2 ii DIr. Steers's Opodeldoc .29P 1l2 in a bottle . 240 - IChamml, rp - nlpic Pills . 4 6 I- Convulsion Oil. .2 -6 in a f'amily box . 24 0 -Palregoric LAzengeg I I IL t)alby'is Carminati ve I 9 j ilious Pills (Ncwbery'a) 2 9 Collins's CephiAlic Snuff .I I. Essence of tloltsfoot 3 ~6 Mr. Spence's Deti;'ifrice .4 0 Engligsh Coffee . . 2 9 The auiaieoticity of thie above will be ascertained by the namec of F. Newbcrs" beingz ensgravedi in thie stamps. Dr. Solander's Tea, 2s. Vr., Dr. Honoper's Pills, Is. I 1d. ; and every other medicine ot repute. Whlolesale allowance to merchants, captainsl, &C. WANT PACES.-II o tor t be post ad AS nase, a respectable Personi, aged 32, fromi thle t'i. onry, who is fuliy competent to take thecareofaelhild from tf~mnhor As Upper 1-ousemaid, ts gttenid oril twooir three yorung Ladiest can work well ait her ticedle, arid rinder.atatids getting up lune llrien ;catr be welt recmornnenfed by a laity fin to,ri. Direct to NM. R. at Mr. Carrick's, baker, Water-lasrre, near Blackfrtars-bridga. Nourdfee. ~Resectale Wrrow in hom every confidence miay place. toSriprinrctd te Doestic C~onlcerns at a sitigle Ositlerrai, ait. o 'tradstnri rasIraoblection Co town or coutrly ; cangie rteeree.Diectt' A Z.bit,Fci.cliurch-street. No offies. keeper itcej appiay,.la AYoung Wo,.t1 A N ili a FuarOnlea' amily,wsTh or~ OC rtthois A kitcbcn'nridz has no obiectlon to towvn orcou)try,; can1 lirve a godcrsacter frain her laAt pibace. Direct to) F. 3. att Hi. Re d1n7'.r. redaer, 20, Htimer-4treet, ('rawford-strret, Bryanstos,- ,qure Noorrrkeeper needt apply.________ ,kS (ioodl Coox, in t'sn, a. steaty mididle-agedi Woman, /.witarod character, trvng tfiredt,o years Int her las,t rusoo. Direct wato'll'.Sa'ut Mr. Metcalf, ecezeerorger, 8, Minories. No office- kr-ecirc need aipply. T~Coog in a small reguilar Gentleman's Familiy, a V ~nitidrle-ii.ed Womnar. wehiuinderstandA tier buisiness, anid can raIVe at grad character fronit her test place. Direct to A. 0. 2,M'aIden- SCooK in a smiall renilar ail,a tniddlc-agcd A~ OWoman. l)Trect to A. B. aLt %r. Zrprs, liatfmorrn-p&ssage, SHot:sEmAiD in a respectable Family, where a foot- ntari iskept,0or Co walton aL-rdr,a youn- Woman, aged 24,who rinderstandir getting up fine tinen. andF cart work 'veil at. tier needIle; has4 io oh ectirrn to town nr erutiery; can) have an tindenlable charac- ter frn ie tnidy sie hnsijogt left. Direct or apprly Cr, A. S. 40,-nrung- wrick-street, Stamrford-street, Bllackfriars-road, No sfiheekeeper need ~SHou EMAD in smal Faily, whiere a manservant j~ nn ept a errrc ontn, ho anwork at Tier needle, and get riptru lIen anhar a outchaacer fromo her test lilacs. Direct to . C a Mr larnrd', i, rrfrrk-lace, Ctirtalt,-road. No office. keeper necs&apiioy ___ _____ ___ AS Hotisamx)ts, a young Woeman, who hiasno olb,eetion AC o t,run or coruntry, and can have rr good'character from her lanst plac, Drect so E. IPi. at Mrs. outiv,'s. It, Dowgae.i, Ciy A 3 S fAtaA rD a respectable young Wioman, who undler- Ayi.. tn`ds the business, and tan have An iindeniable chairac2ter fromn the situation ahe lived in thre,iyearq; nr, obiectiontCosown or couintry. officekeeper neced apply. _____ ____ ,tI-iddlne-a MAd ait IiieWro'gE Without incuton- ,'W rne tire ntan as Bailifr, understands both the old and newv systemsi of arigriulture Iall sits hrancebe. Ilkicrife- dratnly anA irri. gation on the besit principles ; has a perrect knowliedge a breeding,. feeding, and fatten Ing cattle of all hurits, and also setting out greaLt and small Cithes. &c. iils Wire wrill uindertake the marrrgerntent of! rhedairy and DoulTry. If &9ecealble tr hlt erkployer ; cart have rindeni- able c hartactetrs. )irect-,r A. II. ait Mir. Hilt1's, 422, Ox ford-street. No offirntkeepi'r need apply.____________ SFooarNfA,; undler a biutler or alone, a Lad, _whRo cali h,ave a good chiaracter from tuts last place, wierer he was, under aL hut;er. Direet te' B. D. at Mrt. Pain's, 145, Old Fish-street, Doc- ~ OOTMA~N in a ginall regular Family, or with all aged) Ocutnlemnan or Lady, as steady rilier Mtan, whur can have a giuod. charscter from his last place. Direc t o W. G. 152, Fleet-street. . S Gttnoae, or Lighit Fratter, a young Mlan, agetl ~2.;, w-iho it well acquainted withlirdooir wilrk, arid can havesn thrfes years and a half's character, froml his last place. Direct to J. W. 159, B)iihopsgate-street.tVt,lrlotrt. SGA11D ry sa, a midl-aed Mlan, withounwt incnim- L brance, who understands his business in its varoetrr branches. !and has no objection to sake the care. of a smrall favrm if required, and snmake himself utsefuil to his emnployer. Direct to A. D, at Mlr. Brvith's, 22, P'airton-row.' Walwrsrth.raad. Nour ifieckeeper used apply 1~NVTTArva, or as ~Cltte-rnit all Eatinghouse, Tai-vrrn, ochoihrse, a respectable young Dian, wvho puerfeetly, niider- Istatids his huetness, arid can have a good character from the place he :has jus,t, left. Direct tri A. n. G. St. Ann's-eorirt. Sorho. ,1S t,c'RT O,tIteVOOrt PodT-rar, or aniy othier situationi, a i I.yug miarried MJao. aged M .,-bo flatter's itrinielf he Is capable f turni isiv hito hand Ce, any Citing to t`h5 satlisfactirin of lirisemployprr no r>,jectii,n to wrait at table, or lonk afctr A horse and chaise; writes a gaod hand, and knuiws town well,; cart have an undeniable chlrac- ter froni hii Iast situitialo, whre ire lived seven yeau Dlrectto .J. Shelton. at 7r. Warren's. 2!5. Upper 1 haane-street.