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[Adrertisetaent.]-NEw Vor.uM or Dox UAsA.-Th Exa- miner of Sundaynext, Mlareh 14, Will contiin. a eview, with ex- tracts, of the vdlune:of " Don.Juan" (cantos 15 and 16) nowrin the press. Published by John Hunt, 38, Tavistock-sfreet, CoPent- garden. Price seven-pene [Advettisemen i.-Pablished by TAYLOIt. and HESSEY, 93, Flcet-street and 13, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, price fd.-The STAR in 'the EABrT; with other poems. By JOSTAH CONDER. "Every one wbhoremembers a pleasingvolume which appeared a few years ago under the title of " The Associate Mtinstrels," will learn with satisfaction, that one of the contributors to that work has again venturedbefore the public. Of the poems contained in the present volunie, we feel inclined to speak in very favourable terms ; more e-specially of the domsestic and nmiscellaneous Poems at the concl,ision of the collection. They display much deep and tender feeling, cldthed'ir siniple and beautiful langaage.-New Alfonthly lifaglzinc, [rTferliivement.- The observations we have made, in an early numbe,'J bn the properties of coflee as an article of diet. apply equallyto rbasted corn. By3 roasting corn, or berries, an article, on which its flaforr depends, is prbduced, wvhich on some nervous. sub- jects has seridtussy disturbed the general health; in some instances producing violent head-sc'ae' and distressing distentions of the sto- machi and 'obwels. In recent':trials of the roasted corn, ninieteen cases out ofttWhnty have- beeff followed by distressing head-ache, and in' one inistance *vas' sfhceded. by symptoms of approaching apoplexy. Neither roa'sted coffi &bDdries, nor roasted corn, afford any nourishlment; for thdefiLucil ginoius property, which affords nou- rishment, is entirely destroyed bVcfiarrin or roastin.z They only imapart flavouf to Water,and that byhnprfhisple whichis poisonous.- Gazette of Heaelti, Al arclb, 1824. [AdvertisemenL 1SHAKSPEAs rA.; READINGs.5Eighth sea- son.-Repetition ot the series.-Mlr. SMrART is induced, from the very great encouragement he has received, to announce a repetition of the whole series of his dranmatic readings. to commence on Thursday evening, March 18 punetually at eight, with the tragedy of Alacbeth, and a comic reauing; and to be continued on Thars- day evenings till completed, at his town residence, 50, west side of Leicester.square. Subscriber's transferable ticketfbor nineevenings, one sovereign; single ticket, 6s.: to be had as aboye ; at Hookham's, Old Bond-street; and Richardson's, Royal Exehasge: where pros- pectuses mlay be obtainedt gratis. rpos LAdveCrcisement.'lSiUCCxss AST HAZARD AND Co.'s.-Both the 20,0001. prizes drawn the first day of the present Lottery were .old In shares by Hazard and (o. and their agents. The second day of drfawing will be next 'Wednesday, when two mnore 20,0001. will be drawn in the first five minutes: the wheel contains five prizes of 20,0001., and many other capitals. Tickets an(d shares are selling by Hazard and Co., at their old established and fortunate offices, Royal Exchange-gate, 26, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford- street, end of Regent-street; and by their agents in the principal country towns. [Advertisement.]_COrIRT DRLEssEs, &c.-The beautv of the worked dresses at MTLLARD'S is proverbial ; those prepared ex- pressly for nuptial attire with those for fbreign Courts have for some time attracted the notice of the carious, as well as those for general use. The new shawls intended for foreign presents are the theme of much admiration. The very valuable stock of last year is yet to be sold, part of which is disp'osing of at nearly half the cost. There remain scarfs, India and Briti.sh shewls niantaletts, fans, veils, foreign table linen, sheetings, diapers, huclabacks,prints,furnitiircs. bettillos, coloured and white dresses, silk ditto, jeans.India dimities figured silks, poplins, French cambrics in remniants, and handker- chiefs; muslin trinmings, Scotch and Irish linens and cambrics - Russian sheetings, drills; remnants of India antI British worked, plain, checked, and striped mnuslins, with those for superior cravats in the piece ; calicoes, European and Intlian long cloths, sursuckers, King cobs, gold and silver muslins, Wiurtemberg dresses, &Gc [AdvcrtisemCnct.1-CoUG};s of tie most obstinate kind, whether Arising from cold, asthmap, or constitutitonal disease, are effectually c-red by TozRit's EXP};CTORANT COUOH PILL.s. These piils wll be found to give speedy and permanent relief by allaying the irritation of the throat, and by promotinlg easy expectoration will re- move accucmulated phlegm, wheezing, and obstruction of the glands. The flattering approbation the proprietor has reccived since he first offered them to the attention of the public, and a daily increasing demand, are sufficient proofs that he has not overrated their tificacv. Prepared and sold by Nvilliam Tozer, chymiiist and druegist, (ireen- nwic, in boxes, at 13.d. and 2s. 9;. each. Soldi wholesalebv E. Ed- wards, 67, St. Paul'schurchyard ; and Sanger. 150, Oxford-street, Lon4on ; and retail by most'respectable medicine venders tlirough- out the united kingdorm. Of wlom also may be had, Torer's Odon- talgic Tincture, an immediate cure for tooth.ache. jAdvartisement.]..A.TKIzsoX-'sBEAR'sGeEAsEforthegroswth of hair.-Caution.-T. 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