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A IDICTIONARY of PRACI'ICAL SURGERY: con- tj_ prehending all the most Interesting lmprovernents from the ear- liest times dnowin to the pr eseiit pQriod: an Account of the Instru. nrente, Remedies, and Applicationis employed fi Srrrgery: the Etynino- logy and Signification of the principal Terme; and rnumerows Refer. encecs to Ancient and Mtoderin Works, forminng together a "'atalogine Jtaisonnee'of Surgical Literatlure: with a variety of Original Facts and Ohservtrtiois. The fourth edition, wivth mainy carrections end additinills. Bn' SAMUEL COOPER, formerly Surgeon to the Forces; Semluer of the Royal College of Surgermna: of tile Uedical and Clii- rurgical SoCietY of London; and of the MSedSeial Society of Mlarseilles. L,rad,,prlitOd for Logngman, Hurst, llees, Orme, ansd lJro%vm; T. and C. Usiderwod; G-snd 'V li- Whittaker: S. Highley; E.Cox and Son: Nureess sad HSIl: J- Coy: and Adamn Black: C. and W. Tait, gdifbur5h: amid Heodges and Macarthur, DubUln. 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P'atern.ster-ros-.D Bes-Ihon also, is publishing, Myers's New and Corn. prehenrsive System of Modern Geocravhl', in 2 vols. 4to, price 81. 8s. in boards, or 1 01. harndsemely bounid In russia. This day are published, in onie large vol. (leo. price 16is. in -boards, o~r borind i7iiIlaw calf, 2(s. VI"-HE LAWSc RE;,LATING to tile CLEl,RGY;ber jIn Practical Guidet to the Clerical Profession itt the legal and canonieal di.Acharge of their various duties, and( forming a bodr of Ecc-legiastical Lase: as:th instructions to Candidates for hioly orders. atnd the P,apers. certilicaltes. testimonials. &rc. neces-sary to be senrt to ttire Bishop oni beinig ontlained Deacon or Priest; anid onr ar,pointnients tr, curncies and lectoreships; anti ,nn institutio,n to benefices. Toge. titer wvitrt the forins of certificates of rcsidienee. of petitions for lieeee o no-resdenc,-c.,: also a comrnreber,sive dligcst of the I.,, o,tithe,. &e. Alphbaietically arranzeni. By thec Rev. D\IVID WILLIAMS. MI.A. late ofCfhri.stchurrh, Oxford. London, pritited for Sherwood. Jones. anid Cr,. Paternoster row. This da i nrrshdwIt an Emiblematical Frotipic, ' tiniug aMedalliont Portrait of Cautain Parry, priec ,in. i r ors mIMEs TE ESCOPE fot iM3 ; or, a onplee uitle torh Almanack: containing ain Exrlanatin, fSit Da-. adllydas. Illlstrations of British His~tory and Aritiuitics. No- tics o ilssocteluts ed Cstos,Sketces oft conmparative Chirono- loglandcon emnrrae Bigrshy.AstronomicalIOccurre-nces throuchab our the Year, Remarks or: tire Pheniomrena of the CeIr-stial Bodies, Bellexions onl the Starry fheavens. a-nd the Niaturalist's Diary : to athch reprnlixd.an Introduction. containing teOtie fHs torical an 'vial Geography ; andl an Ode to F'lowecrs, he, Bernard Barto,n. It havrng beeni found neces-sary to reprint sinlie ot the early and recent -otunne, -sy single volune may nlose be had to compnlete setS, as wvell :s cnrnpletc 9e':q fr',nn the c6rinmnenccerriet. London, printed f',r St,errnd 2t"ne an Co. Paterrnor-ter-ros-. FREN'CH IDIOMTS-This day is unbib nfv.Pr-ice lO6s. lid, in bad,a ness- 'ind enlanrged edition of DICTIONARY of IDIOMVS, Frenchi andI English. BW. A ELLENGEIR. Also, biy the same author_'. 2. Modern French Convers,atlion containiingv Elemnentary Phrase%, and Newi EasyI Dins,,.ires. in French aTnd English. uponi the mo,st farniliar subictrs. Eighth) Edition, price 2-. lid. hioind. rThis work is not onlyv useful a an elemncirtry hook In schools. hott as a Nlanual for Travellers. 'The very flatterIng reception which it has mect wvith, and the enco urage. inens the Arithor has received, are concurring proofs that h-r s'ieses hrave Ireell appr,,ved if. and that he has, h,t rpon crueb di"m s a were really wan-ted. srrd generally wished for. 3. Cenit Fables Cholsieq I at Insirees de Ia Fontaine; avec noi Dietionliaire, on tons ics NMr,t soot expllrluecs vrammatiealenrcnt. tnter,dcrl fo,r persons aboult to learn the French iangurae-. Price 2s. lid. borund. Lonndon, printenl forr Sher- ,to,,td Jone". arid Cr'. Paternoster-row. TO SPORTSMNIN-This day Is published, with ~Plares, Price ~9&.i hoards. a nese and i'nptvcrle edition of mHE SHOOTER's COMPANION; or, Directions for Tthe Breeding and Manqgemnent of Set'ters and Poirrters, wvith an Historical Descriptioii of Winged Game. TIhe F'osl!ngpicce roodl. dicred. prartirrilarlv as it relates to the u se of preruetsion Powder, the v-ariousq methods ofr naking it. and th'e rest pointed out. Of Scent:- Tine oIifetory organs anatomically explained; with the reason sthy one dog's sense of snsell is eruperirur torrnrrther's. Shooting illnistrated; aurd tire Art ttf Shooting Fly[ing exemp,ifl ed and clearly laid dorn. Tire Garrm Lawvs, anTd every information colim-eted rwith tire ruse nrf the fi'wvlrngpieoe. Dy T. B. JOHiNSON. " Tfine is a wii.sel ritten and well-arranged productlon."-L.iterarr- Chronicle. London, printed for Sherwood;' Jon", and Co. Paternos;ter-ron- BECKFtORDoni HUINNTSN.ll sdyaeenniie.eeaty ltr in 8vo, oni litre stove paper. ltruattatc Vdl wiflu nntrrous cuts, price 14Id. In boards, a newv edition, of HIOUG;HTS on FOX andI HARE HUN'TING ; in a Seriesorf L.etters to a Frierrd. ily PETER BECEFOIID, Eag. Thsedition still b,a foind to srurpass nll the Preredirrg, Iii elegance of paper, printing, anid Illuatration. TOe anthirt's urrics, also, whiicir hae I ur ben onmirtt,'d, rre bare inrtrodrrced, and render it pccrillarlv desirable, Nit. Beekford haRs so stall dlescrihPid the prtesent practice, and giver; sut, rriud aR.nt ratimnol advice orr the srtrbject. that iris trea- o tise lrsfromn the dante of its prubtiertiotr, bcm a genrerarl text hor,kI; i p.ed,alIersons that delicir;it, Infield ssorts shourld ire It poesession ofit t'ndorr printed fr,r Sherwood. irna,. aiRd Co. Pa;ternoster.rrns. Whrere uris,, may, re Irad, At; Essay On hlunting;izt :Inhit-h a greant va- rit frnost Imnprrtrant infornmatiorn is c'rmmrrnicaLtad ourdar the bed ilnritlng. Lawfulness, Benefits. Pleasure, Pastime.t Gan e. sen t. Hrrrtrrds. Honrse. I uirrtsmna, Sagacity, Axe. Thiird editioni,it Svo. 7,. ,ar,ads. or in 4ntr, 12s.. illustrated with tiruicrads of (oo earrgravnngs of ninrroerd farr,inir itiuplenients, tiue ditTetetrt breeds of cattle, shrep, dcc. price 2 gui- ocurs hoards. HE, FARMTER's COMfPANION0,\; or, Complete T.System of Modernit luattandrv, irieltiding tire latest Imnprove- nients. By R. IV. DICKSONT, N.D. Honorrary Mfemiter of the Brrardof Attrictriture. &c. 'ihis wcork is distinguished, In its, leadiltg features, by a tni,,'teness of detail, whibhabrdapts it to the prractical pturporses o'f urericirIturie. Tire wrhoie senpe of it, corrteutr t hasving r c'ultft,ert rr-r Immoediate eortrcxirsn with tire rialy prursruits tf the farmer, as staell in relatiorn to tise mist a pprovsed systemsl of husbanrdry, ;Is to the implements try sitIich Its Prractice cart ire best cffer'ted; tile varirrus toplcs beirtg so arranged as tin present a clear, distinct, rand copious rlis-lray of avery brranch oif the arnhiect. Also, try the satire ,'Atlintr A Cormpltee System rrf As-riettlt 'rtet,beirng an enlrlagetut,i; of the fore- gointaw-ork, rrttd inclruding the trest nictirods tof plantintg, inclosing, eirabnk-irg, road-otaking. 4-c.: tire theory of soils anti tratrures: and the priltelples arud Practice of tire rirt thrusghr all its hr;rnche,; and relatiotus. lIn 2 large vols. 4t0. withi 100 engraivitrgs. of win1ch. 3c itre colorrred alter nature, price ii guineras irt borardis. rtr In 10 nontru;ily tparts. Itrice lt's lid. each. Loirdon, prinited frir Sheras-tood, Jor;es, andi Co. Paterrt,ster-rrrw. l'UTY IS,at idICIW.T; a I,lul5rd.pricwe Os i.in iroards. anti, a coloured frrrntispriee. A PRACTIAL TREAT'ISE 0on BREEDING, Rear- [I.._ ing, and Fattening. all kinrla of Dornmestie Poultry-, Phtasrrnlc, pigeons, rind Rialbits. ,fittludlinc ulerritsi rrter esfi;rg Acenrutnt t;f tire rcYvrt1an Mlethod of Hatcihing Eggs by A,rtificial hear, Nwith s"idena mo- dern FxperlIments thereort,frotn Mcrnrrtrarda, niade duritrg40 year-' extreerrrene.Dy BONINGTON M(IUBtAY, EsqI. l'ourtln edilti'tr whith additiorrs or; Breedinig, Fee,ling, attd Maainflire ielei Cores for the Family Dairy. and Bqees. " Mfr. Mtrrrjl'ay's l'ttle hon)k 'nin reedling, ftearirrg, atid Frittering all kinds rrf Drr;rrestic pi'uljtry and Pies is unquearisurably the most practicle reork -"r the subtject irt Iur lart19nrge. Tire author's aIm,seems.. to hrave beer; ton ;rV,ijd scier;- tilic detail, and to cota-vey- it is inf''rurrtitrrIrU IrtWarri autdin telligitrie ternp. Tire converuieruce of a stOrdl porrl try yYard, twis-urrr tirree pigs, avnti; a breedinig arias, and a erow' for irrilk, cramin. but;ter. arid cireese, in ari Englisir eorrntry house, appeatrs inrdisprensable ; arid toi point ort h,nw ttirese osay be obtainied 'at a reaso,utrareepas cmst,nv heeart it. Mloubray's 'ninject. Syaotngteela ins work narty famiy tny frrrlsh hei tabe sith thtese luxuries aLt Onie-tlnlrd oif the price they are obliged to lIrry at the markets;: and the farmner arid tIreeder may renoder it the sorirce of cotnsiderablne proiit.'-Farmrer's Joruiriial. Lorsd onr.Priritrd for Sherwsoord,jones an Co).tratsrPntnnar,rosrm. elegaTntl printed and btot.pressed price 5s. eac on demsy fistn,or 8'is on. stree royal, mHE CATHEDRAL CHURCHES of GREAT TBRETAIN. graphically Stint histnrriestly delirreated; the graphic department conrinritinig 'if a series of hlighly, ftrshed engrlasi-nng, a- bIntrting the externior arid irr terror s'resvs, anrd tire d isti.ngnishtrig archiri tectural featurres and orruamelrts~ of eaelr edifice. Drarwn arid engravred my .J.atrd u. S. STORER. List ci the Cathedrals. lianignr iOrhatitan .Iit.rcrrln Sc, David's Bathi I ly I Erivsich St. Patti's 1 ri stiri fEeeOxford Wel Is Canterbuiry Gl`nreesrter l'eterirr111rtough Wirehtesatr Carltise "-ereft,rd Rocehester Worcester I!hester I itinitaff Sd.isburiy ad chiehester I Uctifield St. Asaphr's Vork.1, TIre Delineation of eachr Cathredral is comrplete In, itself, and may he purtchasedt sepuarately, price 5Ri. Af.ssw copies are prirrted inl 4to;, avith pronit Impiressions ofttile plates oni India patper, price 14,4. Eitch cathedral is accomPalnied writh our ansiple iindex, a Ist nif Bistnopts nd Deans fr,m rtire earil!et times4, and ai grormnd plan shosr'ing the siture. tnor; of thernsost remarkable monuments,4-c.0 ad tIne s'ried gor.ig o,f tire ceilings5. Of thins svrk it Itran ee, renr--k-d, hat. th riI light antishri juiio"ratY throsen. exhrtiigvrysrkn pechruerre of aReelrray arrdeie ofretentin. L-nur rntdfrSe- wood, Juntres, annd Co el"Itetrtertrw " i:dfrhr APPROVE SCTl llE.h,te-I ulished,price ~4s ld bound a eard lrnpros'er edtiton. o1 FIE PRECEPTO'rR's ASSISTANT, or School Examiner. By tire Rev. D)AVID WHULANM, NIT.A. rhIls moat usfu stork fonrms an Errcyelywudlan Eg1tons of Knowsledge In Ge- natal lI~Iteratlrre, Scenetce, an "HI'tory, arid is admrirably adapted to stimulate curi).nsty exani an form the mirrd orf Youth, arid supply thatiufrmnaiur arWch'an nnitl ' tie urtaitated by extensive and mtnitr- ratrious rentding. Tire varianss anti Interestinug facts arid prineiples rs-hin'h it contieirs are riotrnly capable of furnishing youthwasith are- specablepnnrion f evry secie of enerl irowiedge, aurd of ineril- earIg hihia ofhsevn;mu, andreleetoi,on the juv~erslle nirid. burt nilo f narasru te korlege ri atanments of thoseonf nrrtuye urg, aid fenpplin thn, ithan rueirustiinle fund ofinfnirmatiosn mum cucal ciene ad Plit Litratrre 'The subjects of vrinich it t. Genseral History 10. Literatctre In Ge- 18. Religion 2. G recian Ihistory rierat I 19. S;ncred Hlistory 4. Fitnnlsh Hlistory I hli.py 1 20. Chroolrnt'gy 4. Engish 1-latoy 1 2. Mytholongy 21. Th Manner of 5. Gleulogy 13 rnrrlg ddressirrg arid S. Astronomy 1~4. Hieraldry WAriting to the 7. Natural Phnilosopiry 1?lusic dItFereir Rk S. Arts and Sciences e6 gitniue fSoit, d I9. Rhetoric I7. BritlshConstjtutlon Als'o, by tire Nam e Aurt iror, The Parent's Catechism of Use,fu.l and General Knoss-ledge, price 2s. l3d. bhound; and the Child's Catechism, pormice 91.Thesve bouks, inonissjnectitr wvith the Preceptor's Assis-tant, form paeprogrlersivecorse af lberal antI polite kniowledge, fidapted to' the caaiyo eresa tire various stages of education, and may be jusletid Self.eXPl;rnatory Systerr of Tuzitios;. London, Printed for Sewood.Juries, arid Co. Paternoster-rowv. WThere also May be had, aU the Author's Other WVorks, on Edueatlou. TNDIA SHALS WANTE.-Extraordinary pnices roabe btanedlascas fo INIASHAWLS, Gold and Silver ?it.slns.~hlisfPaadie.Cbesinn,Fil, And other Orientra Arel elesae HWESstudHARTS ldI~WXebose,60, Fleet-street, where an~lgast oredet Iacontanty 01 sae.'N. B. Ladles derirous HARiMACOPMITA LONDINENSIS, iteruns recog- Tnita et retractata, 1824, Ps. 6. "1 Acldurm Acetlcurna Fortiats," vel "1Acidurm Aceticuos e Liais destillatum." PURE CONCENTRATED ACETIC ACID), agreeable to the Sarople furnished at the reqisestof tue Commiittee of the Royal College o' Physiclians, may be bad of the manufacturers, ileanifoy and Co.. South Lanmbeth. London. ICHA RD ITcH IN, hatmaker, respectulybg leive to solicit the attention of his friendsad th pl,lct a geoteel aind extensive ASSORTMENT of GENTLiEM ' UPR FINE HATS, of the be't possible manufacture 2nd most approved shapes. Also of Ladies' velvet and beaver bonnets, trimmed In the mnost fashionable style, which he 1s flow ready to snibmit to their Iinspertioit. on reasonable tcrins.-23, King-street, Covent-garden, corner of New-street. A LE,Stovut, Cider, &c.-THOMTAS FI,LD and ~SON, ice o aquant heirFrindsandthe Public, thait their genuine BURTN, Eiobr', Tunto, an Wesh ALES, Dorchester Deer, Brow Stot, ider Pery. c. re i lie order for use ; their foreign Wine, Cas Maeira Hrady, um, Iolands, Geneva, and Or-Ange Shru ofther uualfin qulites,andtheir prices the lowest. at whic th lirt cassof sch oodscanbe old.-22, Henirietta-street, 0~ARPer wAREHOS,3,Brnr-teL JHINDLEY (Zlate Niaqs nd Co.) havin assorted his last year 's STOCK, Is enabled to OFFER the OLD PATTERNS Satl sutch re- duced prices as cannot fail to meet the Wishes of those absut to purchase. Hie also solicits in inspection of his newv patterns, which are of the first description, and will be sold on lowv terms, with a collection of newr designs for Axminster, Imperial, and double qualities._ YVOTATOES.-Chamrnph-, Appe anKdnyIoTrA.- ai TOS, of superior miealy alialltC n iefaor are stil- SELLING at Worhall and Sou's WhloleaePtt n on WNare- hiouse (estabilished 1784), George-court, opsieS.JmssChurch.) Piccadilly. at the v'ery low prices of Ge.B.P. n s d ak, was-tranted to contain 180lbs. Mialt, hop, cons, seeds, leze. 1 thesabeast qualities,e,q,ually low. ,A rquantity of fne fresh chiampion seed pota- toes for plating. Deliveredfree o( expentse. Postage to be paid. WARMN and SHOWER -BATHS,-.SULPHUREOUS WFUNMIGATtNG and MWXICATaD VAPOUR or STEAM B3A,THS, with Shampooing by a native of Inda,b at 8, Maddox-street, Hanover- square.-Jt. DICK, Copper, conisiders It unnecessary to dwvell on thle nmerits of the above Baths, further than to observe, their being pa- tronized by the inost emiineiit medical men for sitring evrerby diiseasee,d the ski,a scurvy, tatter, ringw,orm, leprosy, c goult, palsy, scrofulous turnouri, anid enctrgere.t on rhe matism,th above bathi have been eriminntly eucces3ful, aided bv,,s.impo.fiaL VASTI INDIA EQLUIPMEN-TS and RE,ADY-MlAok, fl INEN No.212.~ ig Holorn pposite Southampton-street, Blooshuy-suar.~M.TOLON'andCo.(formerly Abrahtams) take s-lla etod f nfomig teirfrend, ithr eaving orreturning to Englnd, hat hey ay b EQUPPEDas usal, on the shortesit no- tice wih eery rtile n Redy-adeLinn c An extensive as- sormen oflades'andchiOre's reses,miliney, ebildbed linen, &c. ades cmpleelyequppe, an Mechats'orders supplied.- EVER anixi-ous to prevent Impositioin, DAY anid rchMARTIN respeetfully Inform the Public they have, after nchlab,mr, and at very clisilderable. expensie, brougbht to perfection a, Label or such lm;Iagus-c,,toto and extreose difficulty of exe- cutioii, ttisat they trust irill effectually prevent the many frauds that are daily Plractised on the public. An attention to the following descript ios of the label wsill ensuire the genuine B3LACKING prepared by thzemi. A patttern, like lace, of a pink colotxr, covers tht principal part, the namres of Day and Mtartin are printed In aa'hite letters, edged wtith pinke and black, and placed on a Wvhite ,troinsd; the ad- dress, 97, High H-olborn, Is also wvhite letters edged wivth pink anid black, huit placed on lbe lace pattern; the signiatuire and p irise at foot aire black on a wvhite groiund: the preamble aLnd direct Ions for u%e are printed as before, black letters on a arhite ground.-.97, High Holoborn, Sept. 1823. rrO0 th-e P~UBIC-A rak OOOYsileit 1...ith the COMMNON BREWERS. who have now taken tlieadvan- ta-e of the small advance oni nialt and hops, anidImposed on the public, an additional charge on their beer, It i s now time to petition the House of Coninofis t,, throwv the beer traLde oipen, and thereby' putst s,topto this mionopoly of the comoni brew%er. on- quarse r of mlalt and 61i. of hops, without aniy additioni of poisonous' drugs, wiil pr,- duee fouir barrels of porter, for wvhichi they charge 21. ,'is. 'per barrel amounit 91. One quzarter of malt, .31. 3s. : 61b. of hops, 9s,; dairy, 1 1. Idas-Sd,; maLking 81. Ss. Sd.; lest-lng a balance of 31, lIs. 4d. fur int'-reqt on capital and wreat and teair, the grains anid yeast paying for fuelt hist the unfortuinte victualler who has given botid is obliged to Lgive 21. ls. per barrel, wictih adds tto the brewver's profit, making It nearly rent, per cent., sand turnso,ver his cali4tal every twezts--eight 'lays. WILLIA BUtSH, Rletail ('iimnnson SBren-er, of the BelllInn, Wararick~-lane. London. and Church-street, Brighton, challengzes thiose worthy Geniteiins"u, for stoc-k and quatlity ; being free fs,nm their friends, the druggists, begs leave to Informn lila Friends and rthe Puiblic. in general, that they may be suipplied wiith genufineALE, STOUi. and POItTER, of anyv agc, fromi thiree moniths to three years, wholesale :ind retail, at thei rare of 4d1. !bI. and Gd, list ltt. r TNRI VALLIE D PIANOFOirrES.W PINNOO u ) ot respectfullyv calls thie attention of the public to his nRAND) CA INET PIANOFORTT, uWhich is of a v-cry superior quiality, and by, having aLn additional strinsc to each note, produces a much g ireater o-dy of tonethan the commron eahinet. Thisinistrumeont isgmnuifac- cured in a sutwerior -style, having a Parisian front, whItl handsome pillar-, beautifuzlly ornamented with cari-ed capitals And bases, alto- gether calculatcd to adoe-n the most splendid apartment, and fromn Its richi and brillaiant tone is unlrivalled, NV. Pinsanek alpan begs leave to obse-rve, that in Cetl5equence of hi? extensive arrang-ements; for manufacturing pjian.fortcg, be is en;,bled to submit for pubhlic inspec- ti~,te a great vatriety ot excellent square, cottage. harrmonic, cabinet and horizonital granid pianos, mnade of the very best and well sensoned vitaterials, on rthe most liberal treni.~ Old lea'trtinenits taken in ex- chanige. PianoLo-te of sujierior Qufality-let ouint,.tire, Descrit.tia'e Ijsts, to he hiad lgratisl by appla-nea Ft the warehouse, 2117. SLClernent's chuirchyard, Sn-and, All paianofortes manufactuted by W. Pininock are waRrranted: a,Fnd where the meat perfect satisfactIon is nor given. the patrty'Is at liberty to exchange anyiv nstruiment writhIn thiree mnon ths,q or es-en at aniy Period, on payment Af the hire and expenses, N.,.A liberal credit given, wheretbteparties are knowrnto be respectable. - ENVMUSIMC,publlishied ~by NMAVIfEIV nd C-oTi-7 N Old B;rnd-street:-H kRT' sE.;VPN'rH,SET of QUAnRLLEq frons Rovsini's Opera, Pietro 1.'Eremnita, containing'- La Lotiiss,' * Lk Almark's and the Grand Fetes at Windsor and Brighiton, for the Piano- forte or liarp:. respectfully dedicated to Lady Elizabeth Conyneham, hi' josFpiI HART. price 4s, The universal rececptio~n of these elegant arnd tas~tefuil qtiadrilles hafve induceed unprincipled personls to off'r i-ounterfeiss, the publishers therefore feel it nimperative to caku- tion the nmusicall world against purTcha,ving sptrroois editions, Nlo copies can be genutine buit those pubtlished by Maybews and Co. miusic- cellIars to the ti,,yal Yanilly. Where may he ohtaiiied, Haxrt'tt TIenth etfroml 'eber's eclel,ratsd Der Freyschutz. Price 4s, Hart's Ninth S4et fronts Rossini's Opera of I,a Doniia del Lago, Price 45. Hart's Eighth Set (or English Qsiadrilles) arith the- Ox-onian Finale, Price 4s. flart's Seaveitat Set front R,,einPis Opera, Pietro I,'Eremlta. Price 4*, ifars's Siesth Set from Roasishir' Opera, L.a G-azarsI.adra.. Hart's Fifth Set frorm Rosni'pera, tI Ttiiieo hialixa,Iart's Fouirth Set,.awith George the Fouirtit's Coronatloti waite, Hart's Third Set (or celle- brated Iims%rs), wiith La Cenidrillon. liart's I ec,ind Set, from 11I Tati- credi. in-lading the Tenapeti Dance. Hart's First set, from the faa'oui- rite Baillet of L.a Carnival de Yentic, Alan neat' editions of H4art's Firs~t, Second. Tux and Fourth Setsof Scotch and Irish Quadrilies, C?c-ILO'rH A-REHOUSE. The COMMER CIALT kj5No p1.0Th4 COIl WARFIOIOt)SE, eNeat' ond-street. Park-row, t,eeds, cnduclited lbv WIL,IANM RRIGG..S and Co. Tie growving ins. porranvee f the town aind neigh7bonrhood of Leed-. in thermarmfar. rtire of stipereinie cloths ha-s indutced a number of the first rate mill- oavzt-rtiesand manuifacttirer. to open aine.stablisbosent. avhleh isat itnee initended to comnline s,ith its convenience to the psiblic all the advan- tages whieh can possibly be derived from an extens-ive concern. It is not intended to litold mut any indascemeist to purchasers beyond the fair attd open tren-sitlonls beftveeti merchant and manufaicturer, the sup1ply of goods 'iill lie fronit the first hoiises, wh-bse manufacorirls are at-elI known, aind ashose mnethod of fInishitie is on the Most modern princliple,saiid w-arranted perfect, The ESTABLISHMENT wvill OPENc oat the 1st day of Miarch next, iahen the patroniage of piurchasers trill he daly appreciated, and as-ho re nist .respyeerfuilly acousinted, that the conICern i vll he condueted ott sutch a system as its impiortance so itistly entitlesIt to, Mferchants, tiealers, l.ee,a-ill atall times find 5tii deqtiate supply, either in the warehouse itr at the respective mlills, the proxi- iniry to wh!cl: Is sticli that in a lets- hours every inifornmation can be cotnionnicated. ItrIs also the intreition ofrWin. Briggs and Co. to receive on cotainsonent narrowy eloths,ftlannels, blankets, carpeting, liniens, lee. aild they atill be happy to correspond wvith respectable ma- iiufactrirers oni the suitiect._____________________ 1FH-CHEFXVP-S 'PHATI WlAREHOU'SE in thle TH WORL.D,-The niear patent Elastic WVaterproof Silk Hat, oni a heaver bo"dv, at oatlvIftI ,-. sai perior to those charged byv othier holases from 1Rs, to 26s...lTHOMAS t,OCKEEX, Beaver and Patent Elaitic Waterproof Silk H4at Mlaker, II, Long-lane, Smithfteld, near Alders- vate-street, solicits the ptiblic Patronage In favouir of a hat 'it matchless quality. This liar is of a beav'er body, cov'ered with silk of rite flttest texttire, and cati only be distinguished from rIshe tfleist sod niost exptensia-e beaver ha' irs superior shape said beauty, having the same plial-illiry and lightisess. ain'd more ditrable than any oth& liat : rain trill net-er injUre them, being wa-terprTo0f,aind the citlotui, wtl;ieh is unchsangeable, surpasses sort-lititig ever seen. It trill he fotind the cheapest assd imost elegant hat e,'er offered to the public. C~uielttise lihit lheaver hats, of the most moderti shape, quatlitr, and t"Ntuire, vera' saiperioar, at the extreme lots chiarge of 2Os.: wetter- pr ... f ditto 123s. t old hats eiiv,ercd anti. silk, and made conipletely wratertiroof. equal to neaw. 12s. N,. B. The greatest aissortnient of ladlies', grir', and childrena's beaa'er bonnets, ready trimmed, in Lou- du,adevery other article in thte hattIng busriness, Thie public tire r-qauested to be particular to the description of L.,-ekey's, (from Wvellington Rouse,) Nii. 9. Long-lane, near Alidersgate-street, as there are several base imitators. It is tug highest hue isa the lane, avitla duitible fr,int and do,tr in the m24 heaOds 'Wellliigton House." In very large anid etomtiandIvIletters, and three disrttnet No. (S's. and a lamp, very large a-dcd ednalcttotis, 50 that ithe publie and friends sf Thoiisas Lickey taking fiotlce thereof isre certain of flitding the riglitr house. Nlo tontiexionwi a'tiianv otlher shop. REATr FALT7~lWSTLK GOChS-Ol isection Gr can ithe P'iiblie credit rite immnense sacrifice on7 these goods Taco thomndai pieces itt rich levaaistines, ducapes. gros de Naples. Frenceh Florence. &c. ini every shade of the mnoSt prevailing Parisian cotr,an assi,rtment not to lbe equalled in any three hottssa in L,onadons.Rich Frencli grins de Naples, ,3s. to 4s. Gd.: thlree quarters as-ide ditto, .4s, 3d. to 4s. 9di.: Freiieh ducaPes. 4s. rid. ti .Xs. ; 5100 pieces of the chiticest colotirs In lea'antiiies, French width, 4s. 3d. to 5.s. 3d. ; rich Genoa and Freiseh relvets, 12a. 6d. per yard Lap, land cords, 3s. 4d1. per yards; Cvprtts erape dre&sses very rich, atid equali to Chifna craps: 4110 whitle sarceseris, 2s, lid, per yard:; rich Vel,, tir Sinstilez drmesses, one guiinea each: 2,000 yards of Frencli Florence, in every iiitea and fashioinable colour, 3s. Gd. per yard: crapte shatwls, l2s. ecadi. Norwsich crapes, theiWidest made, Is, I J. per yard: P,iplins atnd lustres, Is. Gd.: rich ditto,.S2. u IrIsh ditto, 2se,Gd.: figred pplim,Is, a. 4d. : rich tahbinets, 2sd: finse coloured boanha- sins. I S.: black ditto, Is. 2d.: fine ditto, Is. 6d,:; shast'ls and scarfs, iot the tiiiost chaste anid eleigant patterns, and ,carcely to be kitowvit from the original acarhmere, froni otte to five guineas each: those at 21, 5Os. mind 3. guineas are niost solierb pa tterns:; Norwich s ilk shata-ls, I2sc. anid I Gis. ;cahs: rstganza shawl-s. the largest size,L 5,each: cloth simawls, hotitad, le. 7s. Gd. each:- seal and eriutinet sh~a%vlq, 2sI. each:- beautiful gauze hansdkecrchiefs for turhaiiss: a niost splendid selectien 'if Parisian silk cloiak, tritsstned in Ithe most admired and prev'ailinig fashion, from 2I. toi I gttintas each:- those at '0s.'785. and 4 guineas are much in deitiaitid b eing,t'erT -sitperior: Brighton envelopies atid ti1buiry wvraps, from 14s. to1 gti1 nea each:; 200 cloth cloaks. trimimed ws-th satiti, sareectte, &e. tinly 6e. lid. ecahs:fYine habit cloths and foireignt cachniere ditto, fur ladles' droeses and pelisses, in every shade.~s.6d.very fine,iitboehingnsorcetitan oiiehalf theirvalue. A ftuter selecti,n sat fancy gauzes aLnd gauze dresses, and singular curTo.si- ties iii Chantilly' and sprigged ftace dresses, wi1th fiounaces, equal in appetarance and of greater durability titali foreij.n lace:- French silk and eaclimere shitw-la, l5s. d.: rich scarfs, 21s,; No-wt-bssilksIh- vls. .I lIs.; conic exact copies of Iridia, 30R.: 30 dltiurgh ditto, the nio,t siuperb patterns, 2 and 3 guineas each: erntinette shawls, 20s., seal ditto, 1 gtilnca erach: Lapland moss, Ss. 6d. per yard: robes a uTeglige, French ilo'iiices, ditto of every new desiFn. Every rashlonable arti- cle for the seasoit with a superior stock of linendrapery. No pat- ternls cut.-RII,EY's, 118, Oxford-street. EARS' OREASE,-Justreceived by thle I'allas, Capt Jones. front St. Petersbihrgh, a SUPPLY of the above article, of tie very filnest quality, ashich is potted for use, without the least admixture except a little perfuinse to keep It sa-eet. l'he high estimation this airticle has hing lield, for making the hair groa, renders anv remark from the importer unnecessary, he will olnly add. that this maY he depended oti as a genuine article, a,id that it is a'ery pleasant fur dressing the hair, making It beauti- fulily soft atid g,lossy. Sold by the imptirter, Jaines Atkinsoti, per- fitier, 44, Gerrtmrd-street, Sioho-square. Londot, and by appointment by Mr. Sanger, 189, Oxford-street: and miesa respectable p.rfurmers In London, but J. Atkinsua avarrants none genuine bult vwhat lias his sigature to the as-rapper rotind eaci put. _ _ Etivy does merit as its shade pursue, And like the Rbhedowt prove the substance true. lIE unrivalled Qualities of Mrs. VINCENT's GE- .T NUINE GOWLAND's LOTION, as a safe. mild, and elegant preparation for t'le removal of all eruptions from the face and skin, a!ud for mmproving the moist deUcate complexion, have long beeni kntt-it to t Oe fashionable avorld, and manY thousands of ratik and distinction have adopted.continued, and recommended Its use: the consequcitce has been that some persona have obtruded on the public a spurious Imitations of the Lotion. To prevert ilnjury and disap- pointnlelit to the misled, it is steceseary to state that the genuine Lotion is propared by Mrs. Vineent, avho is the sole proprietor of Dr. Gowland's MS. recipe. The most delicate lady or ehld myv at all i times make use of this lotion vith the greatest safetT. It removes I tettcrs, rinigwvorm, and sunburn. Sold by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford. street; Smyth and Nephewr, Nety B3osd'Street; Butlers, 4, Cheapside; Nerberys and Edw,vards, .St. Paul's-churchyard: Barclays, OS, Fleet- markets Suttons, Boas--chureb and by all the moat resvectable per- fuimers and dealers In genuine rnedicinemu, in quartas s. 6db. pints os.6v.L hsalfnts 2s. d.Zd Observ-e the narne, ' M. E. wYinceet,' uon all the (1ON'SOLATION to the TREMfULOUS WRITER.- :.JThe Pbimalak(iisotsigar urnd tnie Inventionr wih:dnidice baatletmb sud of ofor to those irhb eXperience anyV difficuli1es In the eommartd of the P~is, occatsoned by tremor in nervous affectionj, lreat of plimpte, agitation of Rpirits, excess or over evertion, weakness f'rom age or. ornerwlise, lorlury of the thumnb or linefers by isprain or otherwse-a, ev-en to the loss of part. This happy relief CxistsinaeLlittleeINSTRUJMENT, the appearance of whicht, when In use, escapes observation, is capable of givingr famn r.tss, tonflidence, and freedom, and cannot fail to assist the de. clining powers of a good penmian, and materially improve the per. forrnance of a bad one. I tls honoured by the patronage and recom- mendatlon of Sir Arrtley Cooper, and other hlighly respectaible profes-. sional gentlemnen. A few minutes' practice will prove its efficacy:anid It hlas this advantage over alt medicine., its power increases by U.", and one'prescrlptlon will last for life. Mlade in elisetic told, price 25s. each. Sold forthptnebT. Pearce and Co.268, f&cing thefront of St. Cletnent's cuh.Srn.Letters front any part of the couxntry. patpi,will be prmtvattended to. SHRAD anid Co. successors 10 W. Armnan an_d IL. o. 7, Bshos,~testectwitin, apposite Threadncedle-street, graefu tother rie sandthrui. for the kind andl liberal sup- por tey av exerenedIseln off'the old stock of their prede- cesors rspetfulyInfr thm hat oni Nonday. Mtarch 1, 1824, thy il R-OENwith aentir newv STOCK of LINENDItAPERV, Srlmerery Haerashey osery,Fl Lace, Gloves, &c. it. Sharland and o. eg eav paticularly to recommenid their very superior assotmet ofplan ad figitred sarceiiets, G ros de Naples, and laven- tns, wIch hvngen purchas-ed since the reecentreduction in silk. Illbeofedat uIUSu1siiy lOW orices : alisna very extensive Stock of gas blahdIis ies eal And imitation Russia slicetirig-. damakait ipr a,elnn 4-4tbs aind 9-Sths printed cambric and Jacconot nituln,elr e patterns in treat varlety-: likewsie at splendid collecto ofNrwich anid Edinburgh Sawlar-s at miach lowrer price-s thatn hav hterto been offered. Ri. Sharland and Co. flatter themselves, fo thpeuirtenonp-aid to the selection rrf their stock, and theiritnint fe vr artile at a lows ready, money pric, to mrt a contln-Iua oftoefvours already Su libeialiy con- ferred uipo tem. TOVE-GRATE MNANUFACTORY, 19, P7i~ckett- IS) street, Temnple-har.-E. ADCOCK earnestly solicits the Nlobility, enr,and thie Public in general, to an Inqpecto i e csnoiu SHO-ROM, as she hans flo . most ex-tensive ASSOtRTMEN'? of eleganit DRAWING and DINING ROOMI STOVES, on thermost im- proved principles and at very lowv prices: also a large assortment of Steel anid Brass Fenders. Fire-irons, &e. of the most modern style of wvorkmanshtpi; liken-lse a great variety of Kitcheni Rainzes, with per- pretual ovens, and back bailer., calculated to work .ny quantity of steamers for cooking, also fo,r heating at hathe, roomis, greenhonuses, Ste. Also a large selection of Improved Hot Air Sto,cs, for %rarniing churchbes, halls, warehouses, &o. from 21. to 401. ca-h. E. Adeock respectfully selictts the attentionl of the pritilie tubter Patent Bronzed and Gilt Lamps; for dining tables, sldeboarcs;, &e: al-o eiegant Sue- pendIng Lamps. fordrawing-roomns. ball-rooms. &ec. Genuine Lamp Oils, from 2s. Gid. to fis. per e:lu N3il1. Gen. lemien wvho are about to furnish their houses N0lI find it muich to their advantage b,y pur- chasng t te aoveniaufator, a evr)'article Is waLrranted of the ("i ENUINE and SUPERIOR WI NTES an' I SPIfRIYrS, at owprlca 2, WitehaslI 'rdn.W.COATES has an SAlE fo moey nly a TOC ,s~ WNESandSPIRITS, wh,ich for xten, vriet, ad suerio qulitytril befoud to be equialled SPRITS. Gall. Gall. Cognac Brandy' O ls. Od. Good English Gin - S. 4d. Do. very old arid strong 23s, OId. ISuperior strong do. 10ls. gd. Jamaieea Runt (new) fs d o for n iro - lO. 0O. M,o !oldi - tt . ? 4d.U I ZSchdam i-tlh,ds 5, . 1. H it very ctirlousl4s. GA. P hoice old Sbrub 14e. 6d. WI NTES. rDo7. IDoz. Genuine Port 34s. Slis. r ood Cape Mradeira - I G'S. Finie 1820Odo, - - 8.l Very fine do. - - - 2 1 . Genuine Sherry - - - 36Gs. D flu,first imported 24 Os. Superiornold do.. - . 4l). 44s. I West India Madeira - -12%s Very culriousq old do.-. 48s. Malrnsevd, - 'I6s Choice aid BRiellas % 44s. I Finle old Vidionia- - - 3Gs.q A very extensive assortm ent of fine flas-oul-ed old Crusted Port. suilted teo private families, tavern-keepers, arid wine-nierchr,nts, at 42S. per doz. and urpwards. Gentlermen pirrehasirig stine for laying do%%n are Invited to is ,pcct a electpateel of thel18Ol Part of e-xt'ra quality, whic-h far higli flavouir and character, it Is vorndderrt1v believed, cannot besurpassed, 42s. Per doz. A parcel ('f WVine f'rom 'tire Cat"-, of the Siruternre quaility. whichrto theadlmirers of French arid nbieni3h wrines sr,ill pro-c- an excellenit Sribstitute for those expc'n~ive wines. d24r. per doz. May be had in French bottles. Port, Stqerrls, Capes, and othier Wirres, by the Pipe, lialf Pipe, anid Cniarter C'ask. wichil from the oplrortuniltic, afforded ib' his vicinity to the Impo.rt market IV'. Costes i~ enabled to offer on ferins uniusually low. Country orders, if contan remtraneca, execurcd wi,th Str'ict fidelity. Bottles and hmp,'eTrs. Sc n1 te r doe . b. h.sdecidied thje RIGHT to iNfIER lIn BRIDGM kN's PATENT WRfOUGHT fIRONT COFFINS,%and that parish officers mat-not Ini- pose- extra fees an them. 2uinhill-flelds and sbout twventy othier irrib)lic cr,urinris receiveir,,n coff)ins from anvparis~h, dries front ',R. to 2sl.Teeofisrtthonysfoe". nraatie uscl eitirer as tru4or lead, arid do not Increrase thie expense of tire funeral, if ADPlI. cationi he made to tire manitfactorv-, 22, Goitswclbr-nd, Mlr. Jot-i Wooddill. Agent-. Mr. iiridgman, Cannion-trrcet-road; or to Fdlivtil Lillie Rrirlgamn. furnishing undertaker, Wacticy-street, Commiercial rotad, St. George's east. TheRP and ROSSKER's AMiTI ofRSE. AV~e,rerlenc' of more than half a centurv, and the general aLpprobationno icrigpbi.irtftedti i hs dursl Qualities which have given to WARRIEN's MILE Kof RIOSES, as prepared byRchard Rouser, the character of tire miost delightfulctsscici Europe: it is highly ree.)mnsendcd, riot onWv' by theC proprietour, but b;yros familiies of distinction, for pre,etting thte skini and far renderirsg the complexioin delicatelyfi,r and beautiful: it entirely, rernuires redness. Sutisurns, arid freckles. Prepared oily by- Richard Roftser. and sold at the perfuimery wa-reh osi~e of WVarreri ann Russet, 1. S1zinner-str.ct, Snowh'lill : and at their shop, 3rG, Ivarick-street, Golden-square. Superior perfumiery, retail, wholesale, and for ex- portation. OPINTG COUGH CUTRED, without Inwvardl Mlcdi- 1 % curie-In consequence of the b'neficiat effects (if IOCIIE's FNITRIOCATION. fr,r the citre of that distressing comiplaint. the Hopping Coutgh. His Majesty's Letters Patent w,ere grariteul tr, J. tRoche, are cuired aisinurally- by tiiis remiidt' on the first nttac-. ari Imnmiedirate application of the Frmbrocation itrill prevent the complaint taking arty, hold of the constituti.rin. end a fews times Ymar comrpletely cure. Itt the moat obstinate cases, verseverrncc wivll Irodiirc tIe desired effect: and rio remiedv canr be so su'-il ralcurlated 'fur cirildren as% his, for it reqt?Vttrensno meilicine to be 4irireri inward!:-. In no case r-an this meicin be gernuine unless signied ott The wrapper lbv J. Rocehe. Price 4,. and hi. 2s. per battle. -,ild Ii, F. Ed-silwr, G7, St. Paul's;, on the footwa n arid all respectable Scalars in inedicinres. rp 1-IE TO(T ~C.KN' DNAGC, or 1&Cbvrnicul F,snc of Horseradish, possesses the. prope-rty ori sa1fely rind immediarely stoppina the tootb-ach. and has tire pecitiia effect, if it comes In contact xcith the extrosed nerve, to prevenit the recurrenceonf that tortuiring malady, its operation irein: ttire same,.- a styptic our a bleeding vein."lIi colds anid rheurnatic affectionn of tire J,Ian' it will be fr'urrd particularly heneficialt al.o in thAe pairnfil den- titian of.hildren. Prepared by lir. King, apothecary. f3rook-street, Bath: and siold by Barc-lay and Sons, .95. Fleet-marke.r, Lonrdon ISole wholesale acentel. in bottle. at 2s. 9d. each. dnity Includeed ; atri by atll respectablte boksellers, druggists, and melirine verndiers througitetrri the kinTgdomn. Observe, none cars be genuine utitess the inames of Ttarelay andI Sons are engraved on the Stattip affixced to each bottle. m HF,A NTI SE PICl i5B 0TAN-I CA ,JTOOH TPOWDER possesses rhe peeviliqr and nrintvaIled excellence of clean2iing the teeth from all tArtarcitis incrustations. withouirt lijuring tloe enamnel. It imnparts a healthy freshness to the guims, a brlially s,weetness la the breath, whitens andl fastenis the teeth, es-en w,hen loosenied by mererir s'. The bate ninIftrtunsre Orieen of France (for wrhamn this denitifrice wvas originally prenareti, hru'riglt it inito the hnighezr repujte 'vith the beauties of the French ernurri, and arnons-st the hiclher circles "f that censntry it s-till contfitires to b'- trni-.'ersall1- adopted. In lhisltingdotn )its use has been hitherto cnnuifined to ttire nobility:rbr em aigienmd tihtepsesro h eie it i rn''r ofere to irepublc hv.V. ISIPON,25, Herirletta.streen.t Covent-gardern, In boxes, at 2s. Pd. each. Srty Included : and mayi Ine obtained at mnost respectable perfuniers and mtediclnte venders Inn towi,1 and cainntry. N,[ADAME GhRAUD's WEAMING LINNI ME-NT for lYredicriing the milk whrlenchildiren are taker, from) the breast. totnmilk abs,esses, andall)kind of infia,mmentionii,bruises.and tirimonir.s to whinch tire breast Is strhiect. This is a prar-tice too trel knonur-uto minthers arnlutixrses to need any comment: %it is also Ntel. knotwn that It frerquently- pras'es v'ers' tedli]us And trirhlesomnle to reduce itsrinrl 'crtnn:a variety ,rf applicatirons have been re~,orted to fir tirat puirpuse: most of these eompuositiins are Ins their rureration s-sri slow, afnd frequenitly ver-y unipleasant. Madamne Girauid's L.inientwill be f'rrndo ins ac F speedy, safe, and effectuial apiulicsti,nufir the strove puroposes. let the breast contrtiiirssthat uiFi,rraity of miiilk ita-, iiittire space 'of three or fontr days i tr ill entirelv disappear, rind the tireasqt become soft and surpple. 'Rold by, the Piroprictor's Apploinstmntiu at '%r. Fdur,ards's mneilcin' wvarehouse, 67, ron the foottwas-, St. Paul's clirireir- yrard, iii pots. trines 2. Gdi.____________________ AR.sTrEE1RS'S PODELD(IC is acknowkda(jget sip rio _I_ to all othfr externl apliicatiorra fy thle trie of xprains.htrtises, rheunratinsri. cramp, chilblauin, 'so. Fist chilblains. it should be dis- salt-ed and appilied art their first appearanice, to prevent theirbireaking. Smirirririrraimitationis of this excellent remnedy, by lucrsois is rio even make use of tlr.9teerts's tme. Are In circulation throrighorit the cairn- try:- purchagers murut therefore lie -cry part icular lin asking for Dr. Steers's Opodeld(oc, prepared by, F. Neirb ers- and Sons,aind carefolly~ to observe the namle "PF. Newbers-" erigrav-edIin the black stnnrip on eachl bottle, price Osg. 05. S,nld by F. et-,rennd Soris; sr the original usare-ir'rse fat Dr. tame%s'sPoirder. St:i.'rrInil's churirchyard r buit as tnianv personas mistake the houise, observe that it is ttire thiird frour Cheapside. tire number 45. also by Sauger. 1S0. Oxford-srrcett;iawt- Bira ond-sret Harris, Ludgate-s treet; inid Stradling. Royal Exclrange. 7~WnIFJCIAL TEFTII,on the ulli1tel rnilso -Caplrliary Attraction aFnd Atmtospiheric Pressure.-Mr. GRAY, MemInber of tire Rrrval Colleg- of Surgeons, in London. has,luecnrie- qulested, b IrVlis liimane friends who hi~.ve experienced ttire coniforts of Iris inettiod rif qniiplyinrg Artificial Te'eth, ito adopt oceasionrally this rnode of mraking it iorae gernerrally l:'srwn, fu,r the berrifit nif those wthorn it may conceern, thait be continiies to Srtupply cite inrAs of teethi on the srrecesefril sv'stetn Introdtieeri byl hintin i81i3. Thtes artificil] teeth hatve haerr firrnd to ansiver all1 the purposes of tire orliginal tee-th in masticationt, articrrlatir,r, apr'eararrcc, &-. anid to re- malts perfectly sercure irs theit pinces I.3' caPillary attra,-tion and the Prressure of rite atmosphere, thiereby, avoriding 'piinrtnig to Stumtps, tying, twisting tvirte, ori fastening springs to tirs nrdJoiiine: teethr. nr soyarttan'hmnent wthatevecr to the remnaininug teeth, arid con1seq:iently, instead of mintuinz. to atfordi them suipport. They iavnIs- bis e taken ourt and replarced Iry the stearer ir-itht the greatest facility. These imtprov-ements enairle the irrs'enter to suipoy rrhole ori half sets twithiout the sisiral sprmlnsce syhich aLre usually at-tached to Such pie'ces. 25. Old Surllngtiir-strret. F OR dieimmurlitc C URItE atill( P It ,V EN't'Fl IN 0? SORE NIPPLES.-Tlhe ACAM Cls FRIATl', prepared from a plant grrowsing on tire ntruintaits rof Hirdoistan. In the Es-nt Indies, rrrd One of the most valunnhle lit the vegetatble wocrld, is one m tre. crere,,tc possIble comforts that can he renideredi to those linap;t miuthier,; Ntb are desirouis to nurema their Infants, but wiho stiffer t,so freqrreritly strider the pain arid sinisery of sore nipples at;d all the atterdarir ciii:- sequenees. 'I'he 'usual applicationi of Stlrnfrlatnts, wrhichr setldom or evertai',rrd even teurorirary relief, and in trimtbetless lsssthrneL. only ag,ravate tire pain osf the suifferer, rites now lie irs-ided by the rise oi tins perfectly innocent anid sanrratrv'cco"tmitid,ttt whichi is r'fered to mothers froin a emivnsictirtit that to wvithho,ld so retet a comfort frirm trient trorild bean act oifcruelty arid injuisri,c. Innrumerabule te.Otimt- nlals of its excellence, front ttire nost re,poetaitle atitliurrity. eani be given, if requrritel and it is reearmmnended irsan indispentsable requrisite prev'ious tir the accorehlenment of every lad,- in the kinredits. Sold Itn pnots, aLt 4S. G3l. by Messrs. Biitler, elhyrnits.t- 4. Cliewrilsie, St. Pauil's, and 220, ltegersr-street, near ttire Argyll-r.uorms. London ; WVaterloo- place. Edifilntrrgh r and Sacks-ilIc-street, Dribiini; amid by the princeipal ni,,dirine v'enders throirghosrt the k,ingdorrt. 1UR'rIS's FLORA LONDINIENTSIS, the new etition, J hvy c. Tra'ers, and continusation by Mr. Hooker.-To be SOLT, a SUBISCRIPTION COPY rif the aovsc work. colorired, at Ills. 6d. per nunmber, publishe(l nit l6s. each, comprisiig G3 nminber,r and a sery fine set of Curtis's Itotanieal Magazine, irs 42 vets. half bound RTlssia, for 36il. at C. J. Harrirglitn's, 352, Strand. Of tvhroin may also he had (gratis). and jtst puiblished. a Cataloguje of Mi.- cellanroisi Boolis, genernilly in the best condition, inciludinig Rees's Cyclopredia, a srubscriiier's copy, In 85 par:s. at 9., 3d. per part; Eriyclrpwddin Britannica, the last edition, 20 vols. eleganlt in calf, 271. lOs.t Ireltid's Views on the Thames, Medwray. As'rn. &c. a complete set, 10 tols, very elegant, 141. 1h4.: tinmiltoni Vases Airt tiqrlee. In colorirs, aL very superb copy, 4 vols. large folio, 311. 1os. Philosopirieal Transactions. nibridged, IS volts. 4tu, b-ards, lOl.Oas., Antiqultes d'Herernlaneum, par David, II svols. 4to, a finze set. S1. 8s.: a fine and trirginal set of Bell's edition of the Poets, in 109 vols. 141. 14s.: thIe miscellaiteous weorks of Hume, Smoilett, Gibbhoi, Robertson, Fielding, Shakspeare, Johnson, &c.: the theological sr'arks lrf Lardner, Jortirs, Stillingileet, Leslie, Porteuts, Bunvan, &c. at very reasonalile prices. B ooks bobtght or exehairged. C V,LEBRIrY.-The supefior efficacy of the ROYAL FLIXllt of LIFE, and the ARABIAN VEGEI'ABLE PILLS, has increased the demand for thenr so mueh thata, tridely extended agenicy lias of necessity been established for their sale, and they mity nont be obtained at al.nost every reapectable niedlcine vender', thrortghout tire kingdomx. In London they are sold by J. V. Simpson, (acting pro- prletor,l 28, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden: and, under his ap- polntment, by Messrs- Stradling, souith-gate, Royal Exchange * Austin, 155, Chcapside: BorroNv and De,,is. 156, BiAbopsghte-writhout, and 19, tValbroolk: Sequcira, 132, WVhitechahel HIigh-street; Maxfield, lit, Skinner-street, Snosrhiil; rVardi, 324, Holborrtr; Prout, 226, Strand, near Teniple-bar? 'lPayite, 5, St. Miartin's-court; Sari er, .SO, Oxford-street : rjawkins, 1, Old Bonid-street: and Grigiion, 174, Re- gent-streetL The elixr Is a complete restorative of the animnal func. tioiis in advanced life, and ir. a:l cases of nervous and consumptive debility In the miost violent attacks of spasms, or pout in the stomnach, it gives immediate relief, and noporson stilb3ect tothose alarming comphaitntroughitto bevwithout It. It Is sold In bottles at 1Is, each, dity Included. The pills, free from mercury or antimony are a peculiarly mild and pleasant apecient.and me never-falling remendy in bilious arnd liver comnpalants, Indigestrin, and Its numerous train oI maladies. They are sOld in boxes at aS. 1 id. and 2s. 9d. eadh. JjROM ODESSA direct, RUSSIAN CAVIAIRS, of t'i. ,finest quality, In pote, is, 6d. 3s. and upwrards; from Arch- an n.Rssv and Rein Deer T...gue*;, also- Aie Hoeye~combia Par.-,. ma8f Intevry finest conditloil, atS. Hickson andCoa,1,e- beck-street. AjTUINT SE?ATING.-The Puiblic are respectfully' IIinforrned, that the Proprietor of the P-ATENqT VOLITO or universal SK'cTE has OPENED a WAREHOUSE for the reception. of their orders, at MArs. ftutehlson and Co.'s, engravers end printers, 14, Tichborrie-streat, facing the Quadrant, which will be d'elive.-ed Immediately on the close of the engagemenit with Covent-gairderl Theatre. N.E. Allowance to thie trade atnd 'or exportationl. COLOIALCOFFEE ESTABLISHMNEN L7 and TEA WAEOUSE, 16, Fenphurch-street.-All8ROSE TVrEEN begs to infortm the Public, that he continiues to SELL the finest WEST INDIA and other COFFEES, anid every description of TEA, of the best quality, on the lowvest terms for ready money. Orders fromn the couintry forwatrded without delay. Captains of ships, and the pro- prietors of taverns, Inns, and breakfatst hou_ses, are isupplied on the mc'stRadvantageo.us torms.-1 6,eenchurch-screet, London. TEW JNVETTION~:-.-J. CLNG,utor of N the Patent Axletrees, has invented aNWH GEfrDoors Gates, &c. which, from its peculiar formation, constitutes a.univeraa Joint; and, as itcombinesthe importanutadvantages of moving- inoil, writh thie etfectual exclusion ofair and dust from the parts inaction, its continuance in order is rendered permanent. Gates of2ayi,weight or dimensions suispended upon these hinges May be opene and aht writhi incredible ease. The external part m3ade to any design * and richly orinamenited, and doors to wvhich they are attachied can be takeRt oft In an instant, and replaced writhl eqUal facilitt. Field, p ark, aLria. lo,dge gate" made to awing eithier way. Various 'Inds may he seen in, use at the latentees manufactory, near the M4arsh-gate, Lamnbeth. A RMvY and NAVY, Stewards of the Mess, Captains of .t X Ships, Military and Naval officers, Travellers, Hotel Keepes anid Families, will Rlnd a great advaatage in using the PRtEPARED-1 CHOCOLATE POWADER, in puund and half-pound catisters, and. Cocoa Pa"te, in. balf-pound poti. sold, wholesamle and retail, by DE:AC:ON and Co. coffee and tea warehouse, 2, Sklinner-street, Snsw- hill, London, 2 doors from Fleet-market The above articles are warr.anted to keep In any climate, and being particularly nutritiv-e ar-e well adapted to weak stomachis and indi"gestions, 'the facility with wrhich they aRye prepared f'or table (in less than 1 mInute) renders them lhigh,lydesifrable articles. A liberal allowrance mede to thetrade. N.H. Fine lIroma. pATET SEF-ACINGKITCHEN RAINGES fl wth oaser nd bile, wrratedto answer in every pirtlcu~ and sold by W I. hteey . Rosoma-tet CeknelLon' don. The napme and ades are cast uothbierrn.Nother is cenurine. W. H.Wicey also solicilLs the Inspection of his method of heatlugi entrance tr'tis aind aLlI kinds of huEdIngs., manufactorle., or for purposes of drying. Also all kinds of pans, v-ats~, &e. for brewing, wvashilng, dressring of food for cattle, baths, &c, heated by steam rupor a simpleplain, and at atrifling expense. N.B. Tre kitchen ranige and a steam hailer to be seen continuUallYat WOrk. at the mrenu. factory. 2, Rosoman-street, Clerkcenwvell. C IREA-r COLLECTION of RARE CUFRIOSITIES 'lWof ttire CI-INESE, EMPIRE,-GlO. NASEDA and Co. beg toi announce that they have arranged for the inspection of Amuteurs of rare and valuable curiosities, at their Magazine, 9I, Sooth Colonade, flegeuit-quiadrant. a most extensive and by far th e moast Thluable col- lection of ancient and miodern CURIOSITIES of the Emipire of CHINA that ever wvas brought from that country to any part of Europe. It svas originally intended for one of the most eeiebrated musteums ina Euoe u at-leuar circ-nmtancees have prevented It. being vent, aInd opportunity sill thus be presented to amateuirs of enriching their cabinets wvithi a select Chitiese library, and all sorto of figures and drawing's. Illustrative of the literature, arts, scieneesi, religionst cerenmonies, myt1l'oiigy, o0stumnes, customs, trades, domesfic hatbits, &c. of thte Chiniese nationi. OGARtD and AMBER, ef St. Pau~ls cShurChly-rd, gratefGillv sensible of the distinguished pattronagie bestowred on their hiotse during so manny years, beg leaye Most r.spoctfuly to announce to thie Nobility. Gentry. anid thje Public at lare, that they liave OPFNED a NEWY ESTABLISHMENT No. 4, Wtitrloo. ae,palI-mrrll, w-ith an extensive assortmenlt oe Brussells, hleckllo, Vailulncienries, illornd, and Eniglis%h Thread Laces andlVeile, Irish tab. biriets, plain arid figurecd Gri,e de Naiples, levantines, bembasine, ho- siery and muslins. with ani el.gantdisplay of mnillinery and dresse" rhe yih,l ~elted wvith the greatest care aLnd aLttention.Roadnr Amnber beE~ to 4cate,that It is their determlination to adhere steadfastly to tire plan wvlich has given such genosral satiAlaction, to admit no goads inito thLeir stock but such as arc oif the very best fabries, and whchie they can wrarrant. As thleir puilcesare fixed akccording to the present reduc?ed rate of mainufactured goodd. no abatement can be mnade. F.reigi anid weddin- orders ;tastefuilly execut~ed. RIGINA],PRINTED FURNITURE and MERIINO~ 0DA-MASK NVARRHOUYSE, corner of Greait Turnstile, Mlolliorn. SMIfTH aLnd Co. have the seatlyffactiorl of'eubmittlang to Public atten- tion. stiloc of goodst unrivalled in extent, variety, And faLncy, and, as rePrrdschebepires.4 riot tolicapproached by an y house in thei kingdomn. For tIre suiperior departments of household econiomy, sphere em. i,ellishment and elegance fiirm indispensable essentials, their col- lec tion contains, sumac of the mrost raLre and brilliant specimens of teasts ever exhibited, amongst wvhich the followving are at few of the iriost prromirnent. MIERINn DAMNAmsS of superior richniess and commatnding designs. FLORENTINE S:aTIN TAIIOftETS, a dperfectly, new noillutfs. ture, the eotmours beautifulily diversified and not discernible from silk. TOWNN PRINTED CHINTZES aii grounids of every colouir with appr.priraterrmagnidcent borders. SWSS RIETA4L. arid PA'RISIAN STRIPES of curiou, n s~trik-il.g brilliancy, peculiarly adapted for libraries, country vllaa. eec. PERSIAN CLOTHI in all colours, one breadth sufficient for a curtain. SILK DAMA.1SKS and SILK TAIIORETS of the Most splendid descriprtiorn MTOREENR, watoresd, cloth pressed, and striped; COLOURE-D LININGiS, &C. fii addition to the above, their stock embraces all the morecom. moii thoough eig'ally imrortant class of goods, nmanufactured ex- pressly i or the or4irnaTY puirposes of donestice utility, where strength. a,nd durability are particuilarly requiired. ln a collection comprehernding ruchi a borrndless variety, It would be fruitless attempting to grve a list of prices throughi the moedium of ,n advertisement, fur no Idea could be formied but an inispection. SMIITH ard Co. can ozily repeat,.htte ldg hmevsi iiutvies conipetition both In quiality and cheapniess. _No.2 High Hlolburn, cornier of Great Turrsstile.. T'O) MlILLERS. - BLACKMIORE and Co-.'s it PATENT BOLTII-G CLOTIHS. without seams, with re rd to durability, despatch, and preci-sion In dressing, excel every ot%r in- r-entionl of the kini, as the great and increasing demand for them ,learly evinces. The proprietors, grattefully acknowledgln)X the lhue- ral suipport they have received, and respectfully soliciting its cor,tinu- urince beg leave to Infirm their friends and gentlemen In theilour trade ini general, that thieir Patent Bolting Clothis are sold at their mansufac- tory, WInndsworth, Siurrey, and by the following agents, viz.:_ Messrs. Coirciran arid Son. 36. Mfark-lane, London. Ahergav-enny Ff. Wvillianis Leice-ster Jackson and Sons Xltoii BI. if. Conlehy LeightonBuzzardBiissett and Co. Amptinill S. May Lewve- W. Fuller .Arnd,.-ver H. 'lenefy Lteclalde J1. Smnith and Co. AXylosliiry J. Tuirner Ludlowv Welllngs and f3llirlngdon W. Hill Edwards Ballmbury J1. West T.ymnington. R. L. Ricee Battle 01. Sargent Ly-nn A. P. hJunt Beanminater C. Coombs, jun. MaJdstone J. Sprthngett Bedford .1. Langley Mhldon P. 'eoungman B3irmingham Ilaugrhton and Mairlborough N. Merrylital Ro,berts Mid hu rst C. Caplen Riggleswsadle Hatgar urid Mfor- Monmouth J. Davis to,ri Newbury J. Truwplet' Bainstoke C. Barton Newrtown Rd. Jones iarnisrspie -t. i-i- Willis 'NewcA"tl"-uPon.Ann Sinton flraintree T. and R. Jloslin Tyrne Precknock Anni North Nes,i,rt, Il8e OfG. Weatherler Biristol Gastrell and Co. Wig~htt Biridigewater Rd. Ho'dges Norwich Bidwtell and Ca. itro$ely Nics H. Guest Odlibarri W. Seymnour liurySt.Edmunds.J. Wiright Oxford S. Steane (aruibridge Anin Slippey Oswrestry T. Evanis Caniterbuiry W. D)rewett Peterslield W. & ii. LUntott (.ardiff IV. BJird Petnn-orth T. Coleibrook Chelm.aford J. Buitler Plymouth R. Tlhomas ('olehester 'I'. Thorby Poole SmIth and Good- Checster G. Blick ehild Chichbester H. crimper & Son PulborouegL Eliz. Lucas (Ihippirig NortonTr. Par.onrs Redn M'. Frhrdon and Hf. tirenicesrer Rd. Howley Rediga,mb Crggeshall Mtiss t. Detll Ioey C ofe Crarubrook G. Bindds St. Alban,s IV. Brr,sgn Dcrizes .i. Crox Saffrion Walden Rld. Dayj Dlireliester J. Ash Salisbury T. & T. Wheeler Dublin J. CailaghantI Shrripham jas. Highi Dundee T. Just Swransea .1. DaLvis Ouiinnow 'r. arid W. Collis Swindomn T. Lamb Dorrkirg N", Deaiie Shaftesbur-y IV. Trerichard Eniswvorth J. 00i,bs Shrewssbury NV. Hziagedirac Evesharn D. Edge Southamlpton G. Cuiik Exeter Anil Fulford St. Ives J Kitchien Fekernlipm W. S1anty Stamford Mis. Wallng Farehinau 3- Keet S'ownrarket F. Lockrood Psri-ihaim J. Lidlietter Sudibury J. llurkitt Firrclitsgfield W. Sinoiur.n trxvistock H. Ruridle flodalningir l'oulter&,Elstone Thanne T. Stone filocesiter Ellis, & Hair Uixbridge IV. TIollitt Goriest"one, "earrs argrd HWrestwl,nenirEd, Hill Yarmrouth Mr.Mgil Harletonel Gurilif-rd RI. Ctrter Ware P. Mtedestlf ilairs'Churst T. Furnwinger Warminixster 'A. H-illiar iladleigh Wisbeach NV. Bell hlerefnrd T. Webb !c Son Wclchpool 1,!. Jines High Wycoinhe F. Stephenis Wellington W. D. ItorseyCo Iliorley, niear Rel-j. Consrable WVinchester JaceksonmdCo gate W ickhamn !tarlketj. Lewvin Hiorsharii Humphreys arid %Withaisr P. vouuugmn~s Turner Wolverhrampton P. Denniain HullI Ritidssiu and Son Worcester W. Vats Ipswich J1. Crifficy, Yar n Rt. Appleton. Kirigton _ _ __J. M eredith _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NROMIATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR.-Thsis agreeable Apegrfumned liquior, (the original Invention of Mr. Henry,) which is of wvell kmruoin efficacy in relievingfaidltness anid h easi-ach, and In counteractingtire eff~cts oif overheated, close, or infected air, con- tisue., to be prepared in tIre greatest perfection by Iles_rs. Thomas arid Williamn Henry.- mnanufactirrirrg chymists, !rlarrches ter. I t is. sold irs London, wfis,lesale and retail, by Mhessrs. Baryley asid Blewy, perfuurers, Cockspur-street, and retail, price 2s. 9d. by otie or mrolre airents in every principal towni; but it cannot be geniuine unlesis the nuns-s of the shibve preparers are err gaved on tire gos-ernaient srtatnP, ithchii is tlxed over the cork of each bottle. Proper spoinge boxesO are a ,Id bvBavley anldBlest,,as Oisual. As abov,~e mayulso be bad, aut,ben- ticated by a similar stainp, Henry's Calcined Maignesia, in bottles, iLt 2s. Pd.;z or writhi glass atoppers. at ds. 6id. BED DOM E's POWDERS for CH ILDRENT are R ml(d Baperient and febrifuge In disorders of the stomach arid bowrels, isu,rnos, convrulsiorns. languid and emaciated appearances. inideruma- t.-iryrmffecti-irs, grrpines. and er.sption,. TIhey have been used wIth rrear success for "eany years iii private practice, end aire recoin- mended with conifidenice a., a fanrily, miedicine for children of alit ages. Prepared only and s,imd by Samoel Beddr,ire, 249, T,roley.esreet,. London. is' -%ckets. I3id. each; and by Barclay, aud Sorns, Fleet- muarket; Siii' n and Cou. Bruw chturchyard; Sanger. 160. Oxford- s treet ; J. hnst,,mr, Gr-sek-street. N,,ho. and 68, Curnhillr Ward, 324, lirlINrrn n Borrow arid Deaats. WaIl,r0i0k, and 150, Bishopsgate-strcet; Battten, 0laphaus- Thomas. Weymouth; Pay-s, Lynn; an-d Palmer, Bloutornn-onr-the- Water. UNIO,NS, CHILBLAINS, &c.-Mlr. DURLACHER, 13Srurgeon-Chiropodist to His Mlajesty and the Royal Famnily, ha& asicceedled in preparinK a L.OTION rrr the feet, with a dIseiatient PLASTER for that paiaful t'smour called a BUNION, the beneficial effects of svhich he has hiad conitiniutd opportuniities in his extensiive p;racti,ce to, obuserve ;the lotion renroves, those burning and aching ses-- atnscised by tenderness anid Irritability of the skin (p,articulsrly ?Jlt a,rteriiaecinr or sttidin-a!ii-_n lo oms,yeensftd esia tion, alid immirediately relieves the violent itehing itnd pungenut pain produced by chilblainis. To those visiting or residing irn hot climates its application rWill prolve of the greatest utility. Sold at his resi- dence, 15, Old Brrlington-street; arid ly T. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; R. Johnston, 68, Corirhill; and by mnost of the principal medicine venders, rat 4s. 6Id. a bottle, and 2s. 9d. a box. mOOTH-ACHand EAR-ACII.-PERRY's ESSENCE has received the sanction and support of the most distinguished personages in the kingdom, t9rgether writh the united testinmony of the first physicians ia Europe, and numerous favoutrable comments in- hlighly respecrable medical journals, wYhere it has been declared to be the, best thing ever discovered for the tooth-ach and ear-ach.' ft in stantaneously relieves the most excruciating pain, preserves the teeth sound arid firm, prevents frirther decay, effectually ecures the scurvy in the gurs, fastens loose teeth, and renders them firm and servie- able to thelatest period, and effectually pres'entsthe tooth-ach. Sold in bottles, at Is. Id. arid 2s.9 d. by Butlers, ehymists, 4, Cbieapsfde, St. Paul's, arid 220, Regent-street, 'near the Argyll roomas,ondon; Water- loo- place, Eduiiburghr Saeckville-street, bublin;- and by the pIncipal iedicIne venders throughout the United Kingdom. Beeareol*o ask tor Perry's Esseilce for the tooth-ach. T NDER the Protection of Government, by Royal Let- ters Patent, granted to ROBERT FORD. for his Medicine, universally krnoswn by the title of PECTORAL BiALSAM of HORE. HOUND, and Oreat Restorative Mledicine, invented and published by the patentee in 1794, which is patronised by the nobility, and by, thie facuity genlerally recommedesd throughout the unJted kingdom and onl the continent, as the most efficaclous and safe remedy for coughs colds, asthmas, hooping cough, and all obstructions of the breast &nW lungs. The high estlimation it has obtalied over every other prepara- tioln, and the extensive demand, sufficiently proves, Its superiority, irhich may be ascertained at any of the principal venders of niedi- cines in the united kingdom. Prepared only and sold by the patenteer in bottles at lOs. fd. 's. t6d. 2s. 9d. and Is, Sd. each.- Thepubd wal lb Dleased to observe, that each bottle Is enclosed in wrappers printed lix red ink, and signed In the handwriting of the patentee,withont whlch it cannot begenuine. Sold by Sunger, 15o, and Chandler, 76, Oxford- strees; Wasrd, Holbornr Stradliin, Royal Etxclhrsa1; 4d E. EA da4. 67, St. P'aul s churchyard.