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"Tlie Author has not only rendered her work truly itrtn from beginning to end, but she lias also stronglY iniculcated those principles of morality, rellirion, piety, and vlrtue, 3without Which all wvorks of feelf-i. and iInsaGnatio'n are poiso to the Sflizid that feels any charm in their in'fioence."-Euiropean M41agaz;ine, flec. 1823 Also, biy the same auithor. Village ConverscstIone; or, the Vical's Fire SIde, 3 vols. 15s. or eithier oliume separateily .5s. London, 'brlnted for Sherwood, Jones, anid Co. Pateruoster.h-ow. This dy Is p blsed. `loustratedMwith p e12. boards. INTR DUC IONto the. UIrYw o FOSSIL OGNIC REMTAINS, especially ilf those foujnd in the British Strata;. Intended to aid the Student' in his Inquiries respecting the Nature of`Fassills. and their LOP5'exlon wvith 'thUe formation of the! E-arth. 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This edition (which, while In MIS., received ,e pprbaionofa late eminent Advocate and Stateisman) contains the astcorectonsof the Auithor, as also the variations of readinlg beteenthefirt ad sulbseqluent editionis respecting the Liberty Of theSubect toeter with copious Commnents and. Annotations, the corrctin o nerly200 errors and mis-statements of the learned comn- inetatr; nd s receded by the Authoe's osrn Analysis of the wvork. omitedin ormr eitins, it is also the last edition of thatL cele- braed ork ad itisgsdowni the Lair 1a years later than any ,,ther eitnexat Lodn prinited for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Pater. ORWITiSH FT1ELII, SPORTS.-This day are published, diidedition, price II.1 ISa. 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This day Is publishied, price 7s'~ In boards, rp E A G E' G)UIDE, being a iiew complete praticl reaiseonAngling.fo za River, and Pond Fish. fly T. F. SALTER, Gent. The fifth edition .yToertctd, revised and improved. To which is now first added, the ancthor's celebrated Treatise on Trolling, or Fishing for Jack and Pliket the whole illus. trated with nurner,,ti engravingsamnd cuts of fish, flies. &,e- I write from practice. - not from book c-ompile. Also, by the same author, the Angler's Guiide abridged, for the Use ofyung.suclrs prce s.Pd. ad gueTroller's Guide, 3s. London, prined et luen'oid, one, a d C . P ternoster-rowv. Choic ENGLSH FUiT.~hls dy ispublisherl, In C volumttes royal Sm, llutraed y beutiul oloredplates, on wvhich the fruiit is reiresnre inIt naura sie: ndcomprehending nearly 2100 speimes o th coicst peces,1,ice 61. 10s. in hoards. 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Tbe Stoegt haviog lately passed into the hanids of the present prosuricn,u- they have r.dncedl the price of emuch number to tid. thmns rendering it not only the most elegant, but also the cheapest -edition of the Britis4h Theatre extant; the whole being comp Ise li 23 cabinet volumnes, Or may be bound in 18, eni helli,hed w%int'h"uepsvardi of 600 engravings ,on wvood. Printed for Shersvood, Jones, and Cii. h'ternoster.row. This day are plublished. NEALE's VIEWS of NOBLEMEN's atid GENTrLE. NMEN's SEATS, in Enigland, WVales, Scotland, aInd ireland, mnm Drawings by J. P. NEALE, Author of tue Illustratuions of the Hiistory and Antiquities of WVestminster Abbey, &r, engraved in the line manner, by the first Artistst, and accompaenied with descrliitions or 'the.Mansions, and aGeneanlogIcal Accouint of theProp,rietors. 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Sent at the folluirn-in prices, for cash oin delivery, or order payable in to any wharf, vessel, or waggon, or withiin Smiles of London. Refined Coal tair. black, 8is. pef cask; refined coal tar, browvn, 14s. per c'ask;- refinied Coal tar, green, 2Cs. per cask; this cask conitains suf- ficient paint to cover abouit 1o-,00 qua.re feet;.a lairge iluantity paint,ed at6,1. per yard; whbite lead, O3Gs. to 44,q.; lead colour, 40s.. yellow, N11.: black, 4Os.. olive green, 768. per ewvt,; bright green, Is. 3d. per l'b. . pomrona green, Is. 9d. per lb.; Chinese green, 2sq. 6d. per lb.; Antiverp green, 45.q per lb.;. liniseedl oil, 3s.; spirits of nurpentine, Si. Cd per gllon; elac,ans o irnmongers, 4s. per gailon; ini botles 45 66 pe doen.Shiownrs,shi wrghts, &c. supplied withraw oal ar. s. G. pe barel; efind di~tto, I Is. 6,d. per barrel; Stukhlnsdito,CI. pr arrl;c,sl ith, per cwt.; British pitc, S. pr cut.;rosn, S.; lac shp varnisih, Gd. per gallo.n; p ic vrnih, s.;re vanis, C, Odes received at Toms coffee- houe, ombill whredasellandMoraomay be seen on Tuesdays T A], DifHicul_tyof' Bre-ath~ing, antI -Cp-pr-e,sIeio-niof th hst-k NEWV MEDICINE, highly approved as a remiedy fothabv distressingeacomplaints, is, at the solicitation iof very noan- p,ersonis who have experienced its beneficIal effects,. respectfully offered for the patronage of the nobility, geii try, and the pu imlic at large. Its qualities are mild, i;inocent, and nutritiouis, anid Its ef- fect is apparent in a fewr days;- it clears and strengthens the Ilungs, cauises free resPirationi, and Prevents all unpleasant acenusulattlin of phileens. Soldl only at W. Day's, 519, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's- iiini-Iields., two doors wies,tof Free.nsasons'-hall. Pints los.Quartes'18. ~ALMON, ODY, andl CO. mot respectfullysoiWh tteiitiOmi of Medical Gentlemnen n the Public'ti, observe, that the rtrue PATE,NT SELP.ADJIUSTING TRUISS has "Salmon, Ody, and Co. 292, Strand, London" mnarked (Iponi the leather ease, with- out wvhich they are of the spurious kind. Salmon, Ody, and Co. the mulveurers and platentees, have made OApwards of 50,001) of their patent truisses, and still continute to ha-ve the recomniendations of ;,l the Most commnent surgeonis In towni anid country. N. B. Persons In thie country are requested to, send the cIrcximference of the body an filch belowv the hips. Sold by onie or more druggists in es'ery city' and principal-towrn in the united kingdom. Chyn-slesi Essence of Horseradish, possiesses the property of safelyndimmeiarelyt,,ppi the tooth-aeli nd has the Peculiar effect, If it comnes in contact nv th the exposed nerye, to prevenit the recurrence of thaLt torturinig malady, Its oiperation being- the sanse as a tstYptic on ableeding yehi. Iii colds and rheunm&tic atefctionn,of the J,sws it Win. be founid particualarly beneficial; also in the painfuil den- tition of children. Prepared by Mr. Kinig, aPothecary. Brook-street, Bath;- anjd sold by Barclay and Sons, 95. Fleet-niarket, L.ondon (solc wholesale agsiltslcfir bottlex at 2s. 9dt. exch, duty Incllided; alsoi by aLll respectable bonoksellers, druggists. amid mDedicine vendcess throjugimeiit thle kinigdom. Observe. tionze cai be gentuine unless the'namea of Barclay and Sons are engraved oii the stamop affixed1 to each bottle. J~OOPINTG COUJGH-CUTRED, NVitho_ut Tn1ar-t Mcdi-, clue--In Consequence of the beneficial effects ar ROICHRg5 1"M ROCATION, for the coire of that distressinig coinplaint, the- Hoolsitig Cough, His MajQes4ty's Letters Patent woreegranited toJ. Rote,e to secuire to h1mn his v'uiaslahlcomposition. MaFny thousands ochildiren are cured annuilally by this remedy;- on thle first attack, an Immediate aPPlication of the Enibrovatlio %rdil prevent thte comiplaint taking any. hh.ld of the constitutiomn, and a feW times9 May comnpletely, eitre. In the most obstinate eases, Perseverance wvill produce thte deilred eff'ect;t and no remedy can he so iveil catlculated for children as this, for It requires no inedicijie to be taken inwsardly. InT no c ase ta n thi1s nsie,llcine he gentilne unlessa signed on the wisipper by j. 11loehe. Price 4s. ayid II. 2s. per bottle,. Sold by E. Edwards, i7, St. Paul' s, on the footway; -and all respectable dealers In imedicines. T3 E ANTISEPTICBOAIA,T TH 1.POWVDER possesses the pecuiliar and sIbrls-aled excellence of' lening thieteeth from ailltartm,rous lncrustat,iins, without injuring the enamrel, it imparts a. healtyv f)reshtiess t,, the guasi, a balmy sweetness to the breath,. whitens aiLd fastens the teeth, even when loosened by miercury. The late inisforturnate Queen of Franice Ifrr whom this dentifrice waIs originally prepared,i brouight it Into the lliishtest repuite with the beauities of thie Frenchb court, and amiongst the higher circles of that counitry It still. continties to be unitiiersaly adopted. In this kcingdom Its iise hasw beeni hitherto confined to the nobiiity; buit termis having beeni made u-ith, the possessor of the recipe, it is nosy OffeTed to the puiblic bv J1. V.5 SiNPSOIN, 28, Henriettat-street, Covent-garden, In boxes, at 2Cs. lId, each, duty ilielumled; anid may be obtained of umtost respectable perfumers and miedicine vendets In tolil-s and country. 9 R. NO RIS~s EVER D OPS. -evers-of ever,y kIn, wethr iflamatry,iiorid, bilious, or nervous, the ye lw ad oherfeves, luxs, nd itios complahlutaendemih,al to hotcliats, ittcseeillycsrneiveintheWSeit Indiesand Arrerica, in te c~c o al whch esesthes drps ay be, Pronounced a perfect specmic As ferifue. n anipuresentc, and a tonic, these invalu- abl drps tan atp eset nrfvlie, ndi ifit were possible for aniy mediineto mrittOe ameof uIvesal the Mnost extensive and suc- cesfule~priece eclresthI abve llzthers to beentitled to It. As Mr. orrs More esids nw IntheCountry, behas eSthblishied a dptwit r. Ewrs 67. St. Paul's chiirchyaid1, and Mir. Saniger, Oxodstre-et, OpstBodtreet. Be careful to notice,.that ' Thomas N~orri-s Mioore'ienrvdo thle stamp. Price Cs, Pd. Us8. and In fanilly bottles, Sa ah iT'IFPICIAL TEETH, 0o1 tile ulitd Picils Capillary Attraction and Atmonspheric Pressure.-Mif. GRANY.: Mlember of the Royal College of Surgeoris, Sn Lo,ndon, hat, beeni re- quested, by his humane friends wvho baysOxPer'ienced the Comforts. of his moethod of. siupplying Ar-tifichil Teeth, to aidopt occasionally this made of-making it miore gener-ally ktnowym, fGr the beneila of' thosie suhom it may conicern, that he continuies to supply the loe, of teeth onn the- successfuil systemk introdueed by bini in 181 3. Theste artificial teeth have beeni fsitmd to antswer ail the puorposes of the original teeth in mastication, articulation, %Ppearance, &e. slid to re. mnain perfectlyseceure In their places by Capillary attracetion and the pressure of She atmtnosphiere, thereby avolidng PIhhnip' to Stumnps, tying, twisting wires, or fastening sPrinqa to t Q adijoMing teeth, or 'tuay attivchmrent whatevertso th'e rensain1lug teeth, and conlsequiently, instead of ninjuring, to affogd them smepport, They nmay nls. be tAken oxut amid replaced by the wearer with the greatest facility. These Ing~6venieute, enable thte iiventer to suipply wyhale orhalfrsets W"ithlout the selrai springs. which arc. usutally attached to slich piecer. Cfi, Old Bd5rlington-street. And lie th siv,dow prove th sustance truie, HE unrivale Qulities of Ms ViNicE?Jr's GE-'' T NUINE GOL0 D' LOTION, as a safe, m.., abidegn Preparation for thermoa of all eruiptions. from the fiace and skin, miid for improving the niost delicate compleievjn, ha-e. long been knowim to the fashioiiable wvorld, ansd man d~aad of ranik and distinction htave adopted, c-oiitinued, and fecommeznded its use;, the conseQuence has beeis that some Persons have obtruded on the ptublic a spusloosl initatilo of the L.otion. TIo prevent injiury and disap- Pointment to the ,niisled, Vt l Isccessatry5t stato that the genuine f.otion is prepared by Mrs. ueent, Who i the rsale proprietor of Dr. Gowland's 1S. recipe. The most delileate lady or Child mnay at all times make use of this lotion with the greatest safety. it rei.ioves tottrs, ingorm,and unbrn. oldby Bacon and Co. 150. Oxford. atteel Siyth nd Npise, NeBoadstreet; Rittlers, 4, Cheapside4 Newbrys nd Ewars, S Paul's-hurhyaird- Barclays,, 95, Pleets markt; uttems.Bowehueji;sai byall the most respectable per- fumr, nd ealrs s enune ediins, in quarts 8a. 6d.,pInls A5i.d. half-ints s. Pd Obsrve te nam, " E. LVincenit," ann all the - LR JAAIES's POXVDER.-The celebrity of this A-P medlcne and Its tu iquest4ou'ed effIcacy are more than ever established, by the greatly Increased lntroductioa of it ilita the pre- scriptions of the most eminent pIhysiclans at rhe present tinme. F o the guidance of those personis who are rut of the reach of medical advice, each picket is enclosed with full direcUoiis for its nud. in cases ot ferer it will often-efrct a cure in a fewv hours, esPecially when freely ,iven and at the outset of the disease If Is administeredwith enual siecess in all attaeks of.mehsles.- St. Antholly's ire. sore throeat; jleurisy, anid riiematism; but as colds and catarrha r,artake more or less of inflammatory. a3'eptoms, thts powvder is,peeuliarly effiecacitus in ecstitng short their urPLtion; whicra, howevet harmless they may. be thoug t, often terminate In pulmonary affectiosis, the fatal con- sequeFnces of which are but too well know n. As an alterative in chronic diseases, It is an admirable remedy. Dr. James's Powder continmes to be prepared by Mexsrs. Newbery. and:js sold by thern, at the original warehouse, 45, St. Paul'schurehy ard; and by thiir apinolrt ment, byJ. San er, 150, oxford-?treet Packets 2s. 9d., b,ottlss 24s and 33s. each. rhe genuine Is distinguished by having the name -'F. 21ewbery" engraved in the governrnent stamp. (1 EL.EBRITY.-The superior efficacy of the ROYAL. % ELIXIRoIf LIFE,asld the ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, has Increased the demnand fortheias somuch that a svide,y exyetuded agency has of necessity been established for their sale; and they coqy sion' be obtained at almost every respectftbUlddehricvesnder' througlboutthe ki.ngdom. I n_London thiey are gold by J. V. Sinpspon, (aetlOig p)ro. pr'letor,1 28. iinrietta.-~treet, -CoVeht~garaen, and, uihdet. his,ap, Pointm'ent, bsy blessrs. StradIlug,s outh-gate, Royal Exchbanges. Aus'tin, 15,5, Cheapealuel Borrow and 'Dead,s. 156, B1shbpsj;AtWlWtbout; and 19,; Walbrook; Sequeita, l132i WhIt&hiapel' HIgh-.'ltt6~ asfCd IS, klner.trq~,,SfowbllsBI;`Wnfil M4,' lolborn ; .Prdut. 226, St4ran ueuTnW-,r ase .5 Sr. Alattin's-courvt ;Sa'ngeC, 150, Oxfrd'sfyet;hawins U,Oh?on,-steet mdCfrIinon,Ye74, Re. gent-street-., The elisciriga cash pete restoratifVe o)f thet asairai fifise tiolis in advial? CSA 01 steryons and4 coissumptive ,...~mot vilen ittcksof -asspMsm`, orogofit Inthe stomch,;t<gIe~ mmedate elie,-ad.,o-risptson afib ecttdotbose alaringcomlaits ugh S~be lthtus i t, 1 s sold In bottles at ils eah, 'et-Aoiud,i.2'h plle4eefrom,ir:ircumsor entimony;f areapecll,,ly i1d~nd~IsasutAerint, ansd-asver-faiInxTrriemea.V. In ilius nd*verosniaies ndieston, Tild fts ndimerblzSiRoj 6 opposlteSpl'WA ' 5b ,ttALLAs , hatihg p.Ibksd- a, large q'antity af flis)onable 4APERVIANG1Wti 8,1order a, c. dur5ng the winer 5i enabled to offer them at verv reduced prlces. Country dealersaud ntlemnbudllng 1ill fInda deidedadvantage by PUr- chasing as xDove. Terms ready money only. Experlenced Ivorkmnen *2tRt to.snyt part of toWniorfotIntry. IPERthA OI-L, Salal] tii; and new Caviare. -A ver - copsiderable reduction having taken place in oils, &c. the Pobll7 are respectfully.inforined. that SPERM OIL, of the finest quality, ;E SELLINGat 4s. 3d. per gallor-, finest Florence oil, Is. 6d. per fask and 2s. per pint, of a quality not to be exoelled;. as ivell as nevf caviare, 'Ist imported trom Odessa, Inpots, Is. 6d. each and upivards. - AtN. STURGEs oil and Italian varehouse, 31, Sun-street, Bishopsgate street, where also fine Arehangel tongues can boe had, asusual, at 4s, and 4s. 6d, a paTr. Fer readf money only at these low prices. BOOK MUSLINSof INDIA YARN.-MILLARDS; in the City.-The attention of the NobUity, of Ladles, and especially of Proprietors cif falshiorable Millinery kstablishments ir London andhdParis, are nmost respectfully. invited to MiLI.ARD and Co.'s NEW A. I. BOOKF MUSLINS, miade of India Yarn, with the ad vantageous aid of European manufacture. (the result of. manv years experience In the Indla trade,) the retentive transparency olwl.ieh durability ofcolour, and chcarness, are admirable, and surpass every thing of the kind yet producd. ihey may be seen, together witt the India, in the various widths, and are sold by the piece, hb exclulsively at their wholesale and retail warehouse for India an, British goods in the Cit7, l?, Cheapeide, with the usual alloWanri to merchantsforexporting. Theyrespectfiullyannounce. thatthei inewr Importations of foreign goods, ivith the new household llnens and most fashionable goods from the British factories are in dallz arrlval. 1M/ILITARY CO)STUME.-FORES, 41, Piccadilly. bas just published the COSTUNIES of the following CRACH RRGIMENTS:-1ifeGuards,three dresses; Blues, three ditto: Thirs Foot, three ditto: Highlanders, 42d, 79th, and 92d, on a sheet; prici 6s.each sheet. The followving 4 *n a sheet, 40. per Kheet:-7th Husstrs 15th ditto. 3d Dragoons, anrd ldtb Lancers; Ist Life Guards, Ith and 19th Lancers, and 10th Hussars; 18th Hussars, Rtoyal Horse Artillerv 13th Drkgoonf r and Scotch Grays; 4th Dragoins, 17th dItto ,,14t1 (Dtke of York 3) Light Dragoons, aind 6th (Euniskillen); 11 th Llght Dragoons, 9th Lancers, 6tn Chasabiniers, and Blues. All the above mounted. Or. foot. four and more on a sheet.-12th Lancers, Lifi Guards, 14th Light Dragoons, and Gen. F.-Marsh. and Gen. Lizlt Ca. vairy, and .51st Light InIfantry; 2d Coldstream. 3d Foot, R. Staff. 60tb (Royal Americans , 40th Foot, 21st (Royal Nortli British Fosileers); 1st itoyal Seots, 50th Foot; and a great number of Foreign Regi. nents, in Heath's beat nianner. - W1)TARREN and ROSSERWs MILK of ROS3S.- The experHenc-s of more thtn half a century, and the general approbation O adiscerningplble,juRtifythedetail of those admirablt ullailties wvhich have given to WARREN's MILKof ROSES, as prepared by Richard Rosser, tne character of-the most delightful cosmetic ir Europe: It is highly recommended, not only by the proprietor, bul by most families of distinction, for preserving the skin and fo; rendering the complexion delicately fair and beautiful: it entirel1 removes redness, sunburlls and freckles. Prepared only by Richarc Rosser, and sold at the perfumery warehouse of Warren and Rosser 3, Skinner-street, Snowhii and atthelirshop, 36, Warwick-street Golden-s4tiare. -Superor perfunmery, retail, wholesale. and for ex aortation. T.FOItSE, DOG, and CATTLE MEDICINES, pre- it Xpared by T.WATSON, Druiggist, Cambridge.-These medicine have been for mzan vYears in the highest repute. anld are sanctioned bh many of the first nportingehrargcters and agriculturists in thekliigdom Sold in packets, as follows:- s. d. s. d , Pulrging Balls (, do. 60 01 ?;ercurial Balls leash) 2 Cot d?rial ditto ((i doz.) 3 01 Blistering Olntmeiit (pot) 3 1 zDiureticditto (js do2.) 3 01 Distemper Ralls (box) 1 E Mteratlve ditto Ii doz.) a 61 MufangeOintment (box) 1 Trhe Liquid BlIster; thisis an rdmirable preparation it answers asn safe and effectual blster, at the same time it does not blemishi uoi injure the parts, nor ll the horse rub or bite where it may have been applied ; It is likewise useful in sprains, a avlns, inflammation of the throat, &c.; In bottles at 2s. 6d. 4s. 6 a. and Bs. The Cam bridge.shlre Cordial, an excellent medilne for the 3taggers, gripes scouring, &c. of horses, cows, oxen, calves, sheep, &c. in bottles at3s. and ls. the large eontainingCof the small. Sold by Messrs. 3lotler, chymists, 4, Cheapside, aud 220, Regent-street, London WVaterloo-place, Edinburgh; and Sackviile-street. Dulblin;. and by the principal mediclne venders int the United Kingdom. Purchasers are retquested to a.sk for 'Watson's medicines.' WANT PLACES.-All letters to be post paid. A S IVET-IaU hrtSE, a healthy yOung WVoman, with a good breas [ otmilk, a dher h rst hild. Drert i oA.it. 67, Liston-geee, Padd,giot 4A S HOUSECEEPER to a single Geitlentan, a steadr respectabli youtRg woman. a6ed 30, who bhs beeeacca,loaed to th-i itution scerr Yeari,an, un ersiandarnhear g.mragra ofhio,se tb fr.etlity; bus nof bjecion if where busn o,, kept:; rn ba1u ao ,> htrac-er from thetlneeisoi,ai itanog. rir-et ti A. B. at air Bro-n', =crecogrocer, wardourrs, oafoid.strete. Noofdicekerp ,need apply. ,/ S Hon sEi;EEPrt to a single Gentleman,a respectable Widow. .he would prefrirb epubhc ine; o, ar Soranid, or as Chambermaid in an hotel, it town or-onory, oughx M beer s ed toitheieios; n havea srevenSet s cbaracterrio her lA M place. niireci is x. Si.26, lisrioiceni, floeso,zbuy. AS C1iAMnBEiLtMAr1, or aS Hou.semaid, in an Inn, Hotel, mi AJ. lenghnae sonag woman ho can hIIe..gsd hbaro er f I-m hoe ios place Virect.toA. sL tz riek t,.d ^, dr-.mk,r, 2G,Threh.,l-Y.ro, i sdro,d r.I. 9 S CiHA?MrBEBrItAIT), a young Woman, understands her bus!- ne sew,odhunoobekrBcin to issaS In ihe bonkwseork.or to hea tWaitrem. Direct , A\. B. I, Poeioerst eora,, Cho,rorhous,-aoe. MAt Af and his WIFE; the man as Grardener, perfectly under. Asi tasdshi,buunes Inall it br.nches the man.grenit of mesd: lasnd, lreedhng hr. Ie,zk, and b,..ing rf re,luired - tU. omna L-udr-,. or to ftke th. .hlage of dairy or poaliry: rtee5hi3piore7 tii nothe obJected so; can hart goa5characters free, he geiOmoaithe5rregoanoioleave. Diecttt.i.C. t Mr. Wodha,n,paidner, 8tanford. bridgc,ilAnecW,ea, ldiddl.,e-. Nooffikeep,eedrardiy. S SERvA1.T to-a aingle Uentlcman, or in a small Family, eor Al inn ileatdieghooie. a sober sleady solr, liotn, reh, ea hr a eood c.- eter fro ihr place he h., uteri in fate year-. and a hair. which he tea-r, en ncs, n o' his esotre gohrg abroad; a7n hare Agood c.comn,eeda-lon n from a relatin f his mter. Warhe0 fi Sod his o wn -cleia. Dicee to is Q. st., sawllnii green Ian-, Wie7mouth str,ee rartiand place. A S 0COACITMAIN, a y'oung married Alan, of light weight, who hu .noobjection loon oreouniry, or itagon aJob,and knowslwn well. Direct is A. B. at ?alr. Stollard s, saddle,, Ciosbuty place, Fhsobaey oquate. A S COARnDSrISa, a middle-aged Man from the country, wcho Au undenstaods the toarisrts,lon haL hz runcehea anal froming; a, the acae Or cows it req,uird; ;abrveafouryears'rharavcrr DirectioT. i. atr. Field's, greengrocer, 3. Itch urter,st.kcNewingten. loolfilcepererdsppely. S IaIcllr PaiartE in , Shop or lVarehousc, a young AIan, A, aged 2m rheahs willing is make hismelf uoeful is hia raildayer: ru ha well recoin menled from kinlst ia5zidcea wages net sonsiach an olq,rt as a oomforialalesaliaiaion. Ojeact to A. B 20, Marshall street, Golden oquore.