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The Times, 1824-02-14T00:00:00

[Advertisement.] Sir Arthur Clarke, auttbor of the " Essay on Bathing," &c. has a new work in the presqs on the Presevation of Health, and particularly on the preventionof tbosediesesi. dello tal to perisos in the middle and advanced sta,es of life. lAdvertisemennt.r.LopD Bynox's NEWV DI).tA.-The Ara- onitr of to.rnmorrosv, Feb. I5I, will contain a review, with extracts, of' TheDefiorrned Trans formed, by Lord By-ron, which i-s abotte to be publis4ed. The Eramibur is published at four o'clock every Sunday morning, by John llunt, E.rarniner.office, 38, TAistoc?s street, Covent-garden. LAdvertisehfent.1]Interior of Africa; Portrait of Rossini, &c.- The Literary Gazette of this day, in addition to its usual reviews of new works, criticisms on the drama and fine ;rt., and scinrsific in- telligence, contains a characteristic likeness of Rossiri, cut in wood from a private draving, and accompanited by a paper of personal and musical chit-chat; a very curious copious earn- munication fron Mlr. Mlofft,the t lUisssonarv at lAttakoo, living a particutlar account of the Af'rican hotde which zpproached the Cape ettulements of Bechualna Parliament, and of the ran- puinary battle which led to the retreat of the inivadlers ; interest- ing details of the proceedings and papers re.,d at the Royal Sorietv of Literature; account of the matchless Claude Drawings, dis- covered and brought from Spain; Kalendar of Gardening; and many other novel articles, so as to form altogether a Number ofnun- common variety and intelligence. With the year 1824, ea serres of new subjects has been commenced, which will render the i,fi-at7r Gaze;tte valuiable to agriculturist.., and tho-se who stuedy astronomy) botany, gardening, an,d domestic economy. Publiehedeshdvery Satur. day, by IV. A. Scripps, 362, (Exeter 'Change) Strand, price 8d.; or stamped for comintry circulation by postt, Vrice Is. .' Subsi bers vishing to commence with the year, wUll please to. give their orders immediately; and those desirous o,f completing thebv volumes will find it impossible after the first quarter, as the gret increWs of circulationl has nearly consumed evdn the reprints. Each volume, it wiR be observed, is complete in itself. [Aavertisemenost1co n additional plen m iand .r (is re,dered to the countenance by tle wellnhrrannged cur,tW b1raded ylat, and the flovwig tresses. In dressing the hair, ii article hassuch a betiti- FtL eect on natural or artificial hair, rendering it so adnirabr soft that it will lay in any direction., producing beautiful curls, which it pretsfives in damp atmosphere oir violent exercis, at the same time a,ginita most incoinnarable, trainsctndent, and ba_uttul blistre, r-es tlering thtle head-dress truly, enchanting,a. RowLAxhD'Ss AIACA!!SAR OIL, which has, by its unexampledeshellcnce in pts uaoni tevir respuect elegaace and durablity ef tbat grand ornacaent, ga:ned. the admrirationtand astonishiment t1he whole world. lAdvertisemenat.] -Te New Invented air rush,bwich entire.s. Iy supervedes the use 6f the smallt,o thebRoss and Sot-h , No. 119. Bh,hopspte-strect beg to iniform th' nbhility and gentry, that the ahive invention haring been patronized ror upwards of 'mu years by some of the first famiaieo in thie kingdomn, they tk this opportunity of making it generally known. As an article 'd the toi. let flit cleanising the hiair, it will be founid unrivalled, nrf doe ia I- duce thiat uneasiness to the bead occasioned by al tsrhr rushes IN. Ii. A s the invention combines the oldt and net s'ystems, tile pro. prietors hiave namned it the"* union.brush." LAdvertisement.1-RiCHAitfS09 30; ,GOILucx. and Co,re. specrfully asoquaint tha public, that the E.r day 'of druswing the State Lotterv wrill he next Thurxday.wwhen the two first drawn priz,es will eac, re eive 20,0001. in add. tion. Tickets atnd shares, sru a Y;o. riety of' numibers, are on sale at their offce, ND..104, corned of Banik-buildings, Corahill. [Advertisemont. -CARROLL remlindS hiS friends and the ptmblic of lienea approachof the drawing, which will take place on il'iurg. dav next, when twvo out of the seven 20,0001. are sure to be-decided, and all the ticker drawn will he prizes. Carroll alwo r-tninds the public of his late extraortlinry luck, havinx soldi more 20,00C.4. prizes withiin the jast 12 moniths tlban any other of~ce-kei:per, of this luck he anticipate& a continuanice, by selling the greaLter part of the seven 20,tIOOl to be distributed aillong the public in the present lotterv, and recommiiends o apiain at h fisoefs, 19, Corulsill 7, Cllaring-cross, and 26, Oxfod.sre,bfr nxt Thurs-day.