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This day' is pubalsilred, by 'S. fturton. Leaderba1l.atrte, ani srt&i Fox, aod'-suttrby, btlionera'-court, price 2s. the th dtIn greatiy,Improved. of I BSV'sHUSE~EEEWsDAILY JEIT~ 1225, arne nasml andconisepla, ad cntanIn a on oter useflifrain h NewSt~lp utes,Famly'itccltsMarketing Tabe,Talsf Weigts nd deanres &c wih rieapages -fortbe diyetyo cshvthisyear. aNtbstltudrlerd a~h comi-moa lette rspg~ Just published, in royal SyG size, TEP..FREISOIIU.TZ.;.or, -the Se'veuit1kBxtfIeti a Tra- iLl vstif of this populijr' Opera -,witb thre Songs, Mrusic. &c. Illus- traed It 12&thlngs, liy George Cruikslcank,-drawn by an ama- tour prce s. d.:finepapr, s. d. oloured,. Ss. I6d.; proofs on Inda pper 1~~ ondn.l,uliseribyC. aldjnNewgate-gtreet; andscrt y ver..boosele inth kigdm. o. o the old Eng- lieuD~i;cdnaihn~ leywot' LoysMitres. ralSSque. Tlhe COTTAGEECONO?rY.-Thil dy lepbihe,pie 6d.or 5s. per doz. I for disrbto 'T'HE COTTPAGERs FREIL UIflE ih 'DO; 5. M&ESTIC ECONON1V6. Cosoplile for tke use of tho'ludustrioius ~or. ,BY,an,CQNOMtIS,.- Printed for Sherwodd, Jones, and Co. < This d4y are published. Price 25. 6d. QUGGESTIlONS for the IMPROVEMENT of IRE.- WOLAND. Also, by the samne Author, price 3s. Civil Disabilities -on Ace,unt otf Rellgion considered wvith reference to the Christian Dis- gensintlon, Hlistory. and Policy Puiblished by Sherwood, Jones, and o. Paternoster-rowv. SoldMolso y Rldgwvay, Piccadilly; Richardson, Coriuhlil; and Hlgg, Parliament.sftreet. - Thiaay re ublshe, li sallSvO, price t.,Gd. boardst, T HE PLEASURES~~~ fPETY; . ittber PoeMS. ByM -IKNSON, Qf Ltverpool. ",Thisl1Ittle tribute to the snusais.vj4e tlyte production of a cuiltivated mnind, Imbued with amiale smpat lswrlthireligteus fervour, and dee p susteptlbility to th, eauiesf ntur. Somne passages WVill hoar a favourable -compa. jIsr with the bestdaci poetry of the daV.'_Month1y, MagaZin1e. Prlnted.for SherW ..oe,andi Co.yPaterulostetrfrW, ~lhis day is-published, In thvs, illustrated witlh several euriolls faIi. slmiles, autographs, &c. price 13s. In boards, if'1flEEE, ii 123 nd 124;being a Series of Letters I and oher ocumnt n th Grek Revolultion. Written duirfng a vsi t~tbt gunry,bytheHos. olne LEICEST2gI( STANHOPE. " Thsis ver ineresing ork n Geece. It Is concluded, by the bes reor onth stte-ofatIals i tht uarerwhich has ever. ap- 'This'dgy Is publiished, In Bve, price lOs. 6d. boards,- M RXICO, from the..Spanish Coniquest to the Ord6lit . Era : containing a-condensed and general veiev of the rman. nescuatotn raUgion, cmnmetce, il,adagriculture:t animal, vegetrstle. ania mlijeraj productions; a concise, political, andastatis.' tiesi reviewi of the shanges effected in that counitry, with its present form, i geverilment, &c. Alsoi ObservatIons, specul&tiVe gDdprc. geal, ax +&Atbe best means of working.the Mexican rnines jya nbi natiozy ci'3ritish talent. capital, ciud machinery. By' NICOLAS huILL, E?rq. 'tiluted for- Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternostor.rQw.. NEW RUSSIA.--This day Is published, In dvo, with Plates, price IlOs. 6d. In boards, AJOURNE-Y fre?m RIGA to the. CRIMEA, bvyway I'f RIEVl with same Account of the Colonizatioun,. andf of the Anners' sitlUCustoms of the Colonists of New Russia. By MARY' HOLDF.INESS. "1 in takinig leave -or Mrs. Ilolderness, we have Mrat pleasure In assurinig her that her volume mnakes a near approximation to the so)rt of work, which we are glad to encourage from intelligent English residentmabroad.i-. t bears every where the staWP of goad sense, observation, and trutith.-Quarter]y lRgview, N.01. Printed for SherwoGod, Joues, and Co. Patersso!ter.row. ghils day Is published, In Sro. Illusqtrated writh a iIolouired MAP, a-nd foldiuprplaite, aontaffflng view of Hobart Town and thc5urrotind. ing district, price Is. 64. hoards, VV~HE, EMIGRANT's GUiDE to VAN DIEMEN's JLLAND: containinig a descriptionf of its climate soil, and pro- 'ductions: it form of application for free grants of iaTid; with a scale, enatbling persons In inlAnd towns to estimnate tl,e expense of aL passage .for ainy given number of men, worNen, And children; a list of the mo2t necogsarysertl6les to take out; and other Information wseful to emigrants. By.T. GODWIN. Published by Sherwood, Joupss and CO). Paternoster-row. ,,. This dlay Is published, In 4to. price -onq gulineA hlf bound, Or full colotxred, Price 11. 115. 6id. A NEWi GENERAL ATLAS5, containinig a comnplcte set j[_of m.%VpadrA%vnfrom the beat auttiorities, o, all the principal kingddmns ariid states In the world. T'o which 1s5 prefixted, an Intro- iluetion to Geogrpy rd ntecnsrsto and use of maps. By THOMAS 3I V,'R , Lt,.D. late of thae Royal Mtilltary Academy. Wool. rvieb, Arsthr r of the Ncuw and Comrn rhensive Systemn of Mlodern Geography, J e. Printed for Sherwoo , Joneti, sod Co. Paterriost2r. row. Where rlso maLy be had, the Aut'hor's Newv System of Geography, In two larg volume, 4t0, illustrated with ausnerous maips, plates, and charts. pice eig,11,vuineas; in boards.- i Thta dsvis,ublisiied, price is. aId, with engravings,, A N ELF-EM?TARY CO U RSE of GYvMNASTI'C PJ EXRCISES, Intended to develop arid improve the physical Powers of ?,itrr now Introduced Into various National and Private Establishments In England. and Iillu5tratedbyE30 copperplate higores. mnost distinctly executed.' By CaPtain P. B. C L?AS, forrAerlyl Irector of the Gymntrstic Cenitral Esttablishments of Switserland, at Berne. and now Pr.,fvssor of Gymnastic Exercises In the Royal Mtilitary iristi- totions of ChelAtea, Sarrdh)irst, Groenwich. &c. Sold by- Sherwood, Jlones, 'and Co.P,trotter-tarow; and to be haFd oi'every bookseller In the ltingd6m. Gentlemean wishing to he more partieularly acquain'ted wvith t :e Itha,ve systemn may bs acecomnmodated withi cards of admission to the diffi!rentlar 'e Natlional Z.9tablIshmients, where the Exercises have been praetigedT for seVeral months, by Applying to Captain Cusas, at his Centratl School, 26, St. Jamnes's-street. SO-UTH AME-RIC.A, MEXICO. &d.-Thls day Is puiblished, -0 one large volume, $tvo, illuAtrated witht several coloured maps, charts, And views, onrce I sa. In boards HVlt GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, and STATISTICS L& f AMERICA andi the WVEST INDIES. Al H. C. CAREIy And J. LEA, of Philadeiphlat with consifderable adlitiorns relative to the NewStatest of Souith America. Mtexico, the flavaninahb &te. The pul- IlcatIon before us coals ins by far the nmost valuaible condensation of American Geography. History, atnd Statistics which has Issued tr-om the press. It IN constructed on at comnprehiensive and excellent plan; the miaps, charts, arid plates are numneroca rind well executted: and when All the modlern in.formation recquired by the changes and revolu- tions on the New Continent Is taken into ttie account, we are froe to say that this volumre Is a very coniplete illustration of the impvortant mcaatterswhich it t ntbraceq. Either for Insttr,rctloii. or reference It is cazicrilated to be a 'tandara wVOTe.'.-LiteraryC.aFzette,Mapreh 29. Printed foxShLerwood, JOneCs, and Co. Paternos4ter-row. * This day it psillishtd ir12mo pce lis. ld. In ~boards,. rHE, NEW DOMSTJC MIIE'DICAL MANUAL;- ALbeias'g praetia-l and famniliarCGuide tothe Treatment of DiseA,e,, generally, on a simsplified and condensed plant containing Opinilons of the most ewn-Jenti1 ractifirruers; w.iith a variety of approved and po- pular prescrip~tions' translated Into Engl.sh for family purpnses. Also contaning brief e)s riwelitons of Domestic Surgery, with an adaPted JPharmacopotia. for the use of Clergymnen. Hieads of Families, Cap- t in of Sbips. Traveliserp, &c. with a variety of other uiseful Informa.. 4n. By J. S. FORSYTH, Surgeon, &c. Also, by the same Author, 'lrhe ~Tattural and Mredical Dieteticon;, or Practical Rulesi for Eating, ~'rPkIg, ridPreervng ealh, n pincple ofeasy Digestion, &c., pda'~ed't ~lIClimtes.Consttntirrs,and ges,either 'or a State of ~seaXTf0rPs~e. rincially ntendd for theguiilatior, of Con. ,vaescrit, aleud'srana an H,poIr.dracs. B3Y J. S. Forsyth Sureon ,~c.Prie G, ld.in oar5. ~ e consider the Natural and~i(dICl )ieetl inasa vry sefl PPendage to a family library.' -Lieoy cr?ricle pined orShrod,Jones, and Co. Pater-. BREWiNG aind !djA1-TlNG._/I'hi day Is pulblished, price ss5. In bogrds, the 6th edition, of APRACTICAL TREATISE on BREW1ING the va- rilous s-orts of MALT LIQUOR, and the miode of using the Ther. mnometer and Saccharroreter. rendere eayt vry cPacity; the ,whole formningaeomprlete guide In brewingLo~~ ncdoLnypcorter, brown stout, and every rither description of ale and beer. To whbich Are added, generatl Instnrr,tions for making maLlt, tables of the excise duties, &c. By, ALEXANDER MHORRICE, Common Brewer. 2. Every Man Ti Is Owrn lirewver. A Practical TreaLtise on Brewing, Adapted to the Means of Private Families. By Bonirrgton Mowirray, exq. Author of a Practleal Treatise ori Breeding and ReaLrisig Poultry, &e.Pricels- sewed. 3,. The Theory arid 1Practice of Gutaging in all its branches; frilly illustrated by numerorra, rules arid examples; and rencered parti- cuslarly effective by an e-xtensive DetaIl of tire Legislaitive Rteyria- tloneo, arid the Official DirectIonis nt the BOArdAs Of Custorns and Excise, &c. fv Peter Jonas. A newv editior, very considerably Improved, price Its-q board'~. Printed for Sherwood.-Jones, And Co. Paternoster-rowv. PRACTTCAL _AGPlCULTtJRF.:_-Thlda isin ' puIT6;i7chfTl2 ~thick yo-s. 410, flinstrated with 100 copperplate engravings, comnprehending 400 subjects ofr Improved Agricultutral ImpIemnents, tire different Breeds of Cattle. the vnrierus Gra%sees on IO coloured plates, &e,. AkCO-MPLETE $YSTEMA of PRACTICAL AG'RI- AJ.CULTURB, And ffAIJERN HUS9BANDRY; In which are fully detailed the naturreof soligls d mrantues; the proper manFs ernent of imeadow And postusre: arid the Improved cuiltivatiors of arablel laknds: rotation of cropst. artrifreal grasses, &C.; the best Means of tlraininig, with numerous Plates IlustTratiVe Or tire same, and of embanking. en- closing, road mating, rind fencinz; the different species o 011c lietock, ,with coloured plates of thermost Imnproved lareeds; Lnd thesonistructioni of farmhouses, offices, and errttages. aLccompanied with engraved Plans and stimtes.Withan Apendx ofthe awsrelating to Agreiculture. paricuary o lb rlatveRigts f ar,lod end Tenant, Forms of Le~fA.getingoutTites.&e.By . DW DC O. iD Originally pubishd a 616,. but te sockhavng assd ito he hands of the reset popritors thy hae reuce Itspric 5041. 4s.; thus Tenerig t te ceaest55 vel ra ost sepeesve 'Work on thesujec etan. rinedforShrwood,Jnsed Co. Pater- ssoster.row. h400BRA"v ON PoUt,TRV,&e.-New editiOn, -,,ar-te h` Trets orc Brewinig, adapted to the usRe of private Failies pyr-ice 7s. in. PRACTIAL TR ATISE on Breeding, Rearing, A an Fatenin al kins ofdometicPoultry, Pheasants, Pigeon s, and labrits 1ielllrr als anln trcsirg acconrit of the Pgyptian metod f hte ingegs bartficrrihet, with siome modern experi- Ae Bsthreond %froni. rumrni.mde dt%ring 40 years, practice. Alsoon reeing Fed lg. nd Managing Swine, Mufch Cows, and Be, noy DOI TON MOUIIRlAV. Escq. Fifth editflion enlarged hy aTraIseon inwing. adapted to the use ofrprivatea Fa-miiies.-." Mr. I.trbas ltebook r,n the breeding, rearing, and fattening Rli kinds erfdomttle poutey. an pis- sunrpre?iztnnAbly.thsez.moatt praetical work e the sbjectin our language. 'The author's acri gesins to have 'been~o ~odsclcllildetiill,'and. toeconi'ey lrA informsation ini plain RIlZtnTheero.The SenvenlIcneof,admall POnxltry yard, 2 or up~Igr5,with-a breedlngzsaw, alld a cow forcerunarn mIlk, better. aird Jess,.inauM,pllab toUX%try. hou..e, appears inaispens~able; and to out ow hes ma heobtinhi ea reasonable expense, seems to ~avees~~r.Moul'ra's,b.ict. y aorting the plan of this wvork. any e,~~~,-ay frni ther tble iththese luxuries at one-thilrd of the~ te;'ar obige tpayat hemarkets; and the farmer and breeer aiusri4er It hc airec fecnsiderable prod t."-.Farmer's Joural.'t'ue llrpierAi teWng aybe had separately, to comsplete theforerediiora,prie I. rinedfor Sherwood, Jones, and Co. T HOUGHTS~Oil FO~rid H-R TNG. In a. JLSerl&s of Letters to a Frienid. By PETERt BECEFORD, Eq A Jnew editiori. eleganitly -printed. in 8ivo, 'on iine wvove papcr, and. Illustrated withx numerous eaits, p rice 149. in boards. The 1pregenst will be fosind to surpass all preceding editions- in clepiule or paper, y rioting, ar.d i11usttallon. The Author%' Notes also, which have one eenonitte~ ae bts ntrducd, -nrd render It particularly fu:nss,-endits;Plesure Patime Gae. Scent, Hiounds, fire Hlorse. pIcn~n~n.~ggcty,&.; tird ditlIsin 8vo, prIce 7:5. In boards; Compusios. -By . b. fohoo. Compraherrrding r deserlrttion of. potcise and Hetotar, and of Such birds .,a are the objecto.. PUrsUits of seernt, arid the reAson wlik onedog'siense of smel i susrlr t arotier' rtbhfowlitngpieceefrilly considered, par- ticularly 9ast Trelatlb tthe use of percussion 90wilc; ho4oldting ilins.- trated enrd tliart dfsSotlng 2yipgsiuisplifiedaridelearlylaid owrn; the gamne.ntwirfamIifarly explhined. c. Ne*i idition. consid 4 ly enlarged ani Imnproyed,.aie 75..i -cards Illustrated v,%ith thre -dnz cligravinin' by,,Lac iii. "WIl~15ideil written afid-well arraniged- production.7JitCr5ri Clhronlicle. * . 4. geotWs'Drithdi pfied .SiDiti elfbracigg practical Instructians In shootnigr bAnting ,se ratistg dsblnl. &c. wilh Ohservations on the BrtWafig naTXR it40# of",rY jMapd HorsesI aiso, on the malage- snent off6vWIfiPCe?ar eali ,ltier sporting Implements. Illusitrated- with npwardR,0Af oh biilyP 1nilWhed Tlnuravings! qombrcbdldinc every- varietyof ,subJdctcoIirscteda,twtlhsldld sports; adidi executed *the. irost emninent art!nts Prl& '!. s8l.2h4ri. adsrn, BvX?o; or In rdyslvo, 7vJth,artof- lnps'essriis of the'lntftdp, price 3t.. 3. . G ,ie-irOrtsmaoAn -Rodoitoi'yW cboprising a series' nf highly finislhed eng'ravirrgt. representing the horep aRId thei dog In all their aristies, executdd i the line manner, by Mr. John ScQtt, from orl. ginal palntingss.bFil arshalf, IleinagKee Gilpin, Stubbs, anni Ciofar'; accom panied iv5th a conrpreherlsivLr descriptlon of tbe'different spe- 5en or each,^ .ana variety of' lnfor,iatlr,l In trainfg anid the amuse- mnents of the eld~ Bi'-the Author *ff "DBritdis1 Fiel,idpdrft.' P.lc- gantly printed In 4to pd enhellisied *eithQ 40 highly Onissied copper, plate enBraivllgs, .aind oumrernus wvood cuts, price S}l, 3s- boarddl, or may be had inRsix pars, lOs. Gd. eh. 6. A Practical ssay on> the Breakng andl TraininOg the English Spaniel and Pcuister, . To wihich are adhed, Instrr1ctons for Shooting Flyin. 1BF W.BO bsoO. csq, of E:den llall, Cnm1tcrlaIid. ln Svo, price 10'. 'fd. In-hoards. 7.. Somervillt'5celebrated Pbnem of the Cihace: a newvedition, with sl5tez,byScotteS.6g 8.-The Sportsinat's Vocal Library; containiog nearly 400 songs relafiiftdt lmuflt, racing; shooting, angling,.&c. Wltls twu pngrav- 9. Tbe Ansler's Gulde, by T. F. Salter. Bellig a new comrlete Ptactical Treatise on Angling, for sea, river, and pond fish. Flfth dition, wvlth numerous engravings and eants of fish, files, &c. drawn fromt life, 'P. 10. The Yorinj Angler's Guide, abridged from the above work, is. ed. Tire Tro ler's Guide, from the same, 3s. Lgpdonr, priated for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Pateriloster-row. sxovel cOd isterestlikgSClJEMSE.O0begin dtaWlalg-O5lAb-A .ember'. -Ispoecillar-fa ets asadadvantcg are-. fowd Or tains 2prizQs of ?30,000121, Prizos of ?4O00,w. -:nd iss'nYuhra taIs,togethe)r with. the mnuch approved plim direttintrodoCed-yHzr end CMofo givIng R5.to- every -numibec', sQ that 4hcre erllfeso blanks. Two61. tbogapital prizes ate inthe 3por cen)ts. btHz aiid- Co. haeeb engage to Pay the rortuclate -purchasers at hf ofcs A30mnpor every ?100- sitock.- Anotbei' cdvants. ihl a voscrab,le to purchasers, In i,ieopportunifty offered of obtadisg.ite aptals drawn oai the 16th of December, at a trifing risit s?8wl be returned any tinMe before the .26th of Decembeir foreerwol ticket,, and Iip proportion for' shares;v therefore nio purebasrcnls mpre than ?4 1ila- by a whole ticket, or~ Dg.-d. byasiixteenth,eldon the same kcale for every-other-shbare,- though he maay. gain. ?2000o more, :and sornabody must gain that stum, at leasit, On tile 1ho December. ag the 2 Aralt prizes wlill have ?20,000 bcbch,and 1,0Oohl prizes wilI be drawn. Such are the outlined Of Itisi attractivescme whichLinduce HasaEril and Co. to anticipate an unPrecedented dmnd as they can with perfect confidence re-commeld itsis one of the best schemnes evetr presented to.tbe ptLblle.. ThefoowK art the stnmbers of te cpita przes oldat Hzar aid Co.i s 1l estitablishe offices,. itoylgxhaue-gtcl26,Corlcih ad 324, -Oxford-street,.0on the 3d o thepresnt mnth lJovmher. ad the Sth of last montli. viz.. * ~~~B0,00o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,100G in lae lltey, hic sotaled 30,00 rizs, azard and (lo. uO'RE THIRTY THOUSANDS, -Toltb- Public.- MVJ Whecs I mnade the late Lottery-Scheme, I Introduced ?30,(000 prizes, las I generally,do whein eontractor,) and I gave as a easou for eQ doing, that thlose. ps-Iea are generally sold- at my offices, acid thec resuilt ass proved-the correcttess of mny antci0pstYon, fojr I sold Na, 15,756, the es;ooo00 prize drawn the 3dt instatnt, In raven shares; andI I ami bs0pY to find thei pregenit Coutriictor has adopted my plan, as he has intro",cF.c twq $30,000-prizeSl. therefore I look forward to thlq next month ad'ing tOthp hlres,dy splenidid list of ?30,000 capitals sold byrne, bor'1 sold'the fIrst ever- dran h ls rdrawrn, three 'in onle lottery, and fouirteen otlier ag 000 prizes. I do not hesitabs aeckaowledglng that tile present schedw- Is an. jInprovemfenit upon mcine, for -ln addition to the two .R30.000 pries, tbe%fil'P twvo of ?20 00 nd vrios oter apitls,and mny ara nt, ~ffnOP havng.~sc blnksis Ontnue; lnt-the pr.znciPcill thtf i ie New chee i. tht sme ersos mst,for theo triflingriskfOf 4 l9i. et te t'o?~ 00 przes andalltheother capitals mayr be gained y snqusly tiflng rsk;and orlss than ten hiltlings ?21,250 nsus beobti nd, chees ishful paticulars ofthils advatntageous' mud ofadvntue, ay e ~d gatI atmy olilceg, wvhere tickets and shars ae o sae. hae te hnou tobe your devoted servant. 4, CorahIll, end ,Carn-r.OS3. T 2. Ifl.'H, .SrOgCh(roker. I feel.so c2onfident Intestability of tile EnglIsh f'unks W.til so assarod that the pIce ofalBritish secuiritiesi must be considerably~ hic:hey, that I hereby undertake to paly tics bolders of either of the stock priges in tice present Lottery, If boruht at my- officas, ?100 coo. ney for eaeh:;100 Wisrep per Cewts, should they not-be above0 that prce In tile stoek mairket Wild tb1~ prizes are drawn. The Lottery daws tie 16th of next m.nprth. VlARROLL's NEWV SCHXEMY-!.-TbouW4.tbis Spwm % J bas beent comp rsctively but a feW honuss before the ptililis; it hhs' e1aited,the deepestintere3t.ever remermbered in the history of lottleries. The nusmbdr ahani4asgriftutde of the great prizes-the i2conomhy of tbe ,advenitsee-tihe lchirnsscs and simp)"lct o f tile -plau-liavsall comn. bined to render lItthe faLvourIte abcc of ubllc.pexronage. The scheme has been published at lul length Vnetvory vappr, and nbay be obtained gratis at CARROLL's, the contractorls, officee, IP. Cornhlllt 26,- Ox- ford-streets 7, Charling-cross. TIo thoste persong wvhotiaVp notalready seen the scheme, the contractor xsubilts the followving briel epitomeo of Its leading features; there are two prizes of ?630,000, tsyo:prigas of ?20,000, besides other capitals and smaller priZes, ambouniting In the whole to ?200,000 sterling money, so divided as not to leave a single nuinber withouit abenefit: twooefR20,000, and 1.000 other prizes, are.sure to be drawvn tile firs; day, 10th ofjDecember, anid may be ob- tained at a risk, xo unprecedeuitdlyfshall .A to excite the surPriseI of all who haV-c seen the plan; for atter takinig t-he chances of the first day,.?13 may be received beck for every ticket, and In proportiosi toy, shares, whetber thienumbor badrawvnor undrawn. By thi offer the Immense sumn of.;U324,0OOOis actually added to the prIze mioney of the first day, as It 2saisct be clear thaLt every purchaser has the option of makinghis ntumber an ?10 prize as soon as; thait day's drawving is Over; if he be successful, hie may gain (and s4omebody mnust gaili) ?20.000 usr more: aLnd if unsuccessful, lie cannot lose miore thian ?4 l9s. by a whole ticket, Half Z0 ? 5 0 Ighith Bo? is- 0 Quarter - - 1 3 6 Siteenthl - 0 0 6 brin th difarece btwen Wiat ieat Avill cost, and what may be recive hak or t ay tmebefre he26th of December. Carroll's gret lck n silig ?0,00 ad ?0,00 pizes Is well knownt. but, heaetana romparIcuarIingthe atthis mioment, as he Is mnore anxius t prss o th attntin 05advnf,drera wvhat he hopes l0 -do br tem n te cmingschme,tha wht he has done for them inf &,R. VAN MIT HE -LL, Surgeon for tile Cure of N.FST tE, Pjies, &c. wvithout cutting, caustic, or conficcement, in the most dan cerous cases, (on the safe and niever failing principle of his fathier the late eminent Mjrtip Van-Butltcell, exemplified In a lout .practiceLe offers hisi profess onal aid to those whbo may- be thus; aeffiited, writ tbe fuillest -~onfidence of speedily restoring the patient to health by his pecuiliacly successful and expeditious method of era- dIcating-those disorders even where tile usual miode of treatment has failed of remedy or atlleviation. Consulted till 1 daily, at his reel. deuce, 48, South-street, Groavenor-square.- FFICERS in tile King's or Hon. Easqt India Coin- 't an' Service, and Civilians procteeding to T'ropical Climates, are hin ornmed, thaLt they can lay In the whole of their OUT.FIT for the voyage, and 'supply for cirrIval, at whlolesale prices, viz. wvhite jean and satteen trousers. i-rnm Ss. to l0s.; ditto waistcoats, 4s. to 6si.; ditto -acets, 7s. tIs' Ils.; russia drill trousers, Ss5. to l0s.i when made torer l0 per cent, extra; ftill sized plaisu cotton shirtxs, 2s. 9d.; geod at 4s. - acid excellent at 5S3. Ladies mnay hue furnlished with their osst- fits. on sriuilar terins. Shipping Information given to persons gIng abroad.-SILVER anod Co. (laet Arroweumlth and Silver), 9, Cor.ohll, near the Marslsonh'uuse, Londcon. ARINACEOUS FOOD, pr-epared from the finest F2Wheel, for Infants, and Permnos with impalredij)igestion;, hichly approved and recomc7cnded by thep Faculty,. Mlanufactured by j.MES HAIIDS, Dartford, Miller to His Majesty. Thatonlyis genulisewhich bears the royal armsIcy authority, and is signed by James Hasrdc. Sold wholesale by Mtessrsi. Gales, Baker, Warde, and Co. druirg1sts, Sis burysqure;Messs. utlr an Co chcecsts, 4, Cheaipside, aind 220, Reget-sree, Lndo; Waerlo. lae, dinburgh; acid Suekvills. stret, Dblin Mesrs. arclyan Sos, 9S. Fleet-miarket;, Messrs. Burktt nd insanle, 7 Poslty; r. nlees Thomas, 10, Watling; stret. Mncheter andIcy he IrinIp druggists In the uicited Iklng- dom.In pickcs, I. an 2e.each Thi pprefrtion will be found preeraleto rro rot,bisui poc-dr,&C. an will keaep good in any RENCH SILK CLOAKS, 25s. each.-T'his uiseful Fi'and elegant acecompaniment to dress wvas first introdueed by RILEY's Hbouse. and ha-s obtafIned among the higher circles a more de- cided approbatioe lilacs any aLrticle he ever icitrodneced. Individuials, puxrchiusing may depend uooci meetingwta matchless selection of silk cloaks, trimmced is temost adired and prevailing fashion, for the carriage or evening costisme, froin 28s. to 4 guineas each ; those at SOs. antd 31. are much In demand, and exceed In richiness and splen dour any before.osfsred to the piiblie, although at one halfr the usual prices chrged for uilk cloaks; alsop olctist 3o opera cloaks, mande of the rich French "evaictines, satins, Gs-os de Tears, trimmed and Ilined wit!i fur, suitabe for ladies of every age anld country. Riley, anxioisi to cita. bl1ish hJs reputation for sellfing bus-gains, has neiw on sale mnuffs, tip. Pets, knd pelles-ines Icn real ermine, chinchilla, sble, fitech and every other descriptioni oi'fur, ot a sutperior mar-elfacturse; handsome nmucis, 9a. Sd. each: saPble ditto, 15s.; genet ditto, 22s.; ermine ditto, Il8s.; fitlch ditto, Ills.; tipipets and pelleriices to mnatch; also Tivoli striped and shaded dres3es Iguinea each: 5100 silk dresses lIe.(1,.1.each, whichI sold In jccnie laSt at 25s.: rich yerd.swide French satinis, crepe liase, Colombnbiai gauze dresses, Chan tilly lace aced silk gaitze dresses, superb IndiaL acid Eritish shawls and( fashionable linendraper- , ncludiing great adveacrages to purhiuerscr,as thebest goods constitute is stock.-Rilay, 118, O xford-street. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -5CIHILBLIAINS, or Swlins.on the Hands; or Feet of A4 I Children, tnbereles, iipe,oretters of the fAce, produced by cold or sliarp eusterly whcds aeetprevenited by wasthing or gthev- lug Wvith the stronug C..% -NY SOP,pr-'pared at Weldon's, chiynclst to Hs Maest, 97 NewBon-stret.Whess chilbali's liave siwun aci bonu panfu, te bst repraiois strong cempousid camphor linncet, repredat he ameplae.Camphor lozenges offer a corn. modioce mncie of tkisi ceml,orin ervousg affections. lFjjWIIAM' AN'5TBLIO S P1ILLS.-Thcese Pills are tronly rcemmndedfor iliousi comnplaicuto, headach, hearburn andhabtualcostvenes. hey arc the cormpositiocs of a profssiocal entemanof vry xtenive racicei the present dAy. prohaly kcowi to mny rader of tis pper.In indlgectioTs, loss4 of psstie, ernge atios f te tomchfi-nicold, whrilseby- cIs cecetinoftil ble sobts-ietd,indlen stteof the bouvels, &c. thes pils ay e tkenwis sigulrlygood effibet, Sold at the medi- cinewarhons, 6, onthefootay,St. Paul's chiurchyaIrd; and OR COUGHS, Coflds, Hoarseniesses, &e.--The FBALSAM,IC LOZENGES, prep-ured froiu, the most hecaling bal- sanis acid approved expectorants, form ein elegant aiud effiecacoust remedy, possessing the sfingular property of heeling aurd strengthien- ing thle lungs, and renderinig themi capable of resisting th,e fatal effects of colds,. which, if ncegleeted, often produce consumiption. They almost Inistantly 'inliet the icost distressing coughs; an'd by geictly stimuletirng nd nuoistenhig the thro.at, prsevenit anjy attacic of hoarseness. Their cisc tecids greatly to strcssgthen acid resider the vioice clear acid( flexible, and to Protect Its orgalis francl the efl'acts of exertion. They are, therefore, particularly reeccnmmezided to gen- tlemeni who arc in the hiabit of publie speaking Runi vocal prrfos-snere, who will1 derive from them much assistance. 'Sold. In bsoxes,. att is. lid acid 2s. Od. by Butler, chyrnist, 4, Clieapsiide, St. Panl's, and 220, itegent-street, near the Argyll rooms, Losld on; anti by thepr-iiuci"'inaedicine vendersfthroughonitthe United. Eicigdlom. of whom may be had, the Pectoral Elixir, reconinmended In obstiniate colds and astrtinutic afi'ectiotic, N.1h. Be careful to ask for BuAtier's Balsamic L,ozeages and Pectoral Elixir. V LUABLE HORSES.!3-_HALL's VBTIERIN-ARYI MEIDICINE CHEST acid IMPRtOVED HORSE MEDICINESture partcularly recommnicde,1 to Noiulemen; G'enutlemnui, Sportsmenl, andl Othr whcc arc ambitliots of preservicng thie lieal tic of their Valuable stuid, or relieving thea sufflerings Incidental to that extraordinary exer- tiocc which contril-utesso mucht to their enjoyment icc theratioucal and mnlyn] pleasures of the field. A portalble di-spenasfry hias lc'ng bcsgn ap- preciated by a. discerncing public, acid fesv persoccs of distisiethil arc. tinprovided with) t familly medlicisse chest, the obviOus advimliageic of wvhich Inductd theprioPriletor, after alongecoursegf-professlonal study, to devote mutch- time aud attenit,'s tc, supply the samne valcimbte appec,- dage to the esalcle, arid furnish tuse moat ActIve remedies preparec orr sieeiitipc principles In an liinproved elegant and conccentreted forsil,. wi'ith FupuAllar Instrctsetonto dirct thleir safe acid beneficial aipplication and, otherr Interesthig iciformztlon, -whereby gentlemnen may been- abled. to superlintend. te treatmecg of thec more ordinary. oecurrncnes acid complaintst wvhich requIre medlea] assistance, and, by promnpt ap. i'llatin o 1 rlIe avrt o reovedisases wshichs, If neglected, threaen te mos ~ali tonequeces. The chjest Is zicatly rncAde II. mahoany andfited u wih drcsvra,flin t glass stopper bottles, &c. Pric 4guieas - . B Toobvateanyobjectioss to the necessarily ciscnisnbedlimts o a ortale ispnsary the different niediclices- maybe ad cpaatey~wceseh7it an e efitted oni the most moderate term. Pepard aid sld y P.lie. eyniast aunt druggist, 13,H Ieiu. BfE EARS' GREASE. - The superior qualities.of Bears' - -- Gee-age for renovat-ii- tise I-air seefic to-be nlout -admitted' as ain usidoubted fact, andt It only reqtirisei the purschasder to be particular In proecuin g the,geiciine article to iccsuro ticsdcsiscdsticcesg. JAMFES ATKINSON, Perfumer, 44, fierritrd-street, Sobo-sqisare,. respectr-ilily- linforms the. Public, th;it lie reguilarly Imports the "gfcuitsse-BEAri,' GREASE, and it is sent out tin vots, without any admixture 'vshatever, excet a ittl perume o kepitswee. lits article, Independent ,f romtin tis gowt ofhal, i alo-extremely, plesaantflords-ea- sin it macisgitver sot ad goss. old by thjefinporter, and biy mostof te repectble erfues-s-andhairdresgers In - towtal - acid equnir. N. . Atknson' Bear' Gresei In pots,. price Os3. Od. ant 4s te pt, ce th wodsI' tlcsion's Bears' Oze sass" en- graed n te tp, cidIt s ecloed n 4 wiappsrmuti'ihig sigliature TTNDiER the Especial Patronage of tlie- Prince and VJ 4Prinrees- Eeterhact y, -the Pilu ce and Princess Poligna - the Emperorolf Perisi, and many distingde raf ed Personag , landd rbeoin- 3mneded bytlie most emlInent.J`YsiuiAc1sflRO%LA D'slVsIALYDOOfl -Thbis (colnlrable -sPecific IcueseaS6W ba-lsareJ6c prbliertlcs-of-surfrrsiscg energy. It cradlecates- freckles, Pimples, sPots, redness, acid all cute-- neous -eristiolis, gradually by.lnt ucinse s aheliat tely clear soft iskin, t'e tasformsevell t le mOst sa lnn VcO1Plq -Dion into radapritwhitesaes reshsts atyI s6oKchhng rays of tPie snul, utecessfully p.Ojes the attacks dflnblarclntircatmler, acid rtftldcrs the harshasa rouigh skin beauti- ftfll soft, smcoth, ami d even: imparts to the neck, faee 4d. grms-a I hea thV,andjnVcqRej)boon, diffuses a pleasing e oolces" an4 prsAitces, bb Gtiful comnplexido, -. btIVRnd's tialydor Cs e:qcnli oIndispeusbtak Intbc`O nursery as at'the tollt. cses rferetly Innoxious tf. dus d y ath reiost'd atladl y ith the nacuirantc ofr caety anis;verctoy` li6sRoscclng softenhisg. add lccealing -pr'splex~i. .2". mocthaets nursing their oMpring it gives, In all-cAes of respecnt fu hiamnmatiant tmnoe- di'nte relief, cool w dtie imouth of lice ifant, (ncd e tiailoi6tsrinAternals Pleasure In the cct of adiilnisterhtig tinlilemturT e-otrishsnent. To. geithenicen, Wlcosg faces arc tender after shaving, -Ro%yaads Ktsilydor, will be found esxelleu ubeyocnd precedent 11-a ce.orat 1-G and alayI.eg 'bat most unypeasaiit. ecmt5Zoon. It,resnoveB unpleasntrt harahnste cuf tUa kin. oacqasosied by.intents i4olas- heatt or cold %wiitdsV, sAnd; thuts to Eth traveller- it pboves an infallibbi spetifiei a pymo ot resnc,isee, ahcc as conjducing- to;ecomfort a pleasin IcPPdoe tvdsnx aud aim~~jabcla- aeqJU13ltiocs. Sold In plo t bottle-, at &e. S6d. 4un IcuaI. st a tf 4- 64. each duybolde - the sole proprletorsi A. Itowlascf iacdd SOn, 20, I-iat n.gSirdel,' flo bomn,- Piolidonl; aild -by- appoisutcnent by-most~ uecffnmers acid- medicine vcndqrs, 'To.icrdvenh. tipposItIqcs, ask -for flees-laud's Ealydor.- acid obe5erv,t4egIoa~turg, In redhlk,. bp tlce1abe1 Wltwjimd tandSopnr " -- - 0 . 11,BOUVERlE-STRZET, Fleet4~Stieeti-:.Mesarg. WintndCo5mers of-tisc Itnyal Col?ege of' Sus-gcewc, take a geeraloppotuniy of announcing to the pub)ic, that. thley-, are! tq. be cstenteda usIain all cases of relaxation of thcs nervous syst6iyi. Term ar invrialy staited att the fir.it in terview, or In answer to lettrs cntaiinga batnk crote. It is respectfully Intimated to coutrypatent, however distauct, that amincute detail ot the casee wiltanever icsendof personial consultation. lin remedIes,. with amnple insrucios, ec,beforwvarded by any coniveyance. - Goes anid Co. 1i, Bouyrlestxct,~'let-stieet, A)Pi@. PL *4 .Allltter io b post. paid. ! ^ ;CFppe: h Nlyik*} iF11to; young Ladies a- re- I BpectabwlcRs.ouog Womtarr whan h&ve a ye' citarawtsr. -A' S;,Nu;sEuii aGentleminar's.Famity. wherea.nurscmaid .LILls ept,aFn- slid 'ta?le yon Oln ws seplleo a hg in aCoffeehtouse, Tavern, or Hotel, a Woman, A.w f3. r , ttia derstandaher busnesn the Pube line. Dlrcct 3.p A. 14tiMrket-stretS.am .Noofeecrsedpy. A S Good Coox in a Gentleman's or Lady?s Family. [Zt. IDirest to E. ii. at MTr. PFry'; 1C5, :Nlcholaslanc, Lombard-street. S j;, 8 HOUSEifAjD, whIere a fdotnian 'is kept, a res ectabie , aHst to fordestreet.No Pffl.iceppr need apply. 1, LS LAUNDRYMA1]1, a youup Woman, who can have a gao caracer fom brja~.p ae, where she lived two yas h5sksq objeutlemto thb arcntfy Dirhector apply, to C. T. Y,Latrtle . }] RS}OOM and VALHT to a sin,,le: Gntle6an, orras Grooi lHaegulrl?,aly AMan, who has ncoobjeetion-togo a~b~; can have a three years' undeniable chatracter from the gerLtle manihe has Just lefr. Dtrect to R. G. iat Mr. Butler's, 64, oaontwal. -S -ooxina respectable Family, a ;siiddle-agedWbioman, W 7SWho can bave a gooa chaiacterfroon her last ittuation. dilrect tot K.C, 24 Tuittei nl_asscolArt-road, N~q ne from ti;(t COuutry need 4appl y. AS~ HOUSlXMAu) in4tsiial1.Family, yvherea,fqotanaan is A3 'kePt, 6r Co attn ,,,t ldryLdy t li ct young Ladies,a young WomasofrOniI(lsecbunt1y, Yh-oa*i wozk well other untedie,. and-ha&ns obeto t on'rherry:eu.a,r ,go LoMdon'Sroa,l, Swouhwar. -uts$c . *V'tco Ptcs.tre,ti |. 8 CbAcR.MAN, a steady married ManiwvithoutIincun- , 3. Irasee, agedal20vvwhocan ave an undenSable character from th~ lgeehe s-q~.4tto lave whee h has lived,fuur years; knowvs ,toh Well, Sha nSto ajeCctroynltto etdwh noarcountry. Direct to C; P. aot MessrA.Wells anad So's, harne smakers, corRer of P4rcy-street. A 2 S- LIGinT Po nim, -or to l6ok after a horse and chaise, | a Man, whn ean havc' n uildenlable cbaracter from his last pae, hllva aseen year.' Direct-to J. R. at bta. Tddd's, e e Paul's churchyard.