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Thtis dav aye publislied, in I vol. 8vo, picd 10s. Gd. Toards, llDRACTICAL SERNIONS. By the Rci. lO1 T O ES D.1)., Curzte of ChittgFord. Prinited for (4eorge Cowie andl Thia dav is published, in 8vo, 2s. seed, A N OUTLINE SKETCt of a }EW THEORY of LL the EARTH, and itsINHARITANTS. By aCNISTIAN PHILOSOPHER. "Trhe widcaren of thir world is foolishness with God."-l Cor. iii. 1-9 Printed fot Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ormc, Brown, and Green, yaternoster-row. '1'his dty is published, in 1 vol. 12mo, pricc 5i; boards, N ACCOUNT of the COLONY of VAN DIEMEN's 1Ar LAND, principally designed for the tuse of Emigrants; By EDWVARD CURPE, Eeq. " I purpose to explain those sointit on which persons intending to emigrate to Van Diemen's Land usually require information, to .^ive them a general accourit of the colony and its inhabitants; and thc pronpects held out to emigrants; to show theni how to iurn their means, often verv liniked, to the best advan- iate ; and tO give them such advice as may be useful in the corn. rCenameiiei, Rt least, of thieir verv ardunus undertaling.'-Prefa&ce Printed for George Cowic and Co. 31, Poultry: WV. and C. Tait, Edinbitrmh.; and, G. ndJ. Rnhinsn, Liverpool. SCI5Ea InTC COSPANTONTO JOI NS0N5vUCTAVODICTIONAn -This day is published, a new improved and enlarged edition, containing nearly 900 pages, printed in Nonpareil, with Engrav- inRs, price I ;;. ound, HE PORTABLE CYCLOPEDIA; or Succinct T1.Gerernl Dictionary of tie presetit State ofthe Arts and Sciences, eerving as a Companion to Johnson's 8vo Dictionary of the English language, and as a convenient volume for universal reference. By T. 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F VER anxioii3 to prevent imnpositiot, DAY and E!J MARTIN rcspectfullv inform the Public they have, after much labour, and at very considerable expense, brought to per- fection a Isabel of such singulnr eonnstruction and extreme difficulty of execotion, that thev trust will effeecttally prevent the many frauds that are daily practised on the public. An attention to the follow. inz descriplion of the label will ensure tht genuine BltkCkltXG prepared by them. A pattern, like lace, of a pink colour, covers the principal part, the names of Dty and Alartin are printed in white letters, edged with pink and black, and placed on1 a white ground * the address, 97, High l'olborn, is also white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the 1acc pattern; the signature and price at foot are black cn a white ground : the preamble and direetiont for use are printed as before, black letters on a white gronlnd-97. Iligh Holborn, Sept. 11123. (1OFFEE, Cocoa Paste, Prepared CUhocalate, and. k.- Extract of Turkey Coffiep,-DEACON and Co. of the Coffee e Alart and Ta -and Sugar Warehouse, 2, Ski,nner-street, Snow-7hill, London, (2 doors from Fieet.market,) beg to iniborm the Public and the trade, that a great reduction has taken place in the price of COFFHE in the market, and that they have in consequence lowered their prices considerably. The public may depend on being aunplied as usuial with the verv best descriptions of coffie that can be pro- eured. Deacon and Co. are also minufacturers of the Extract ot Turkey Coffee, in half pint bottils, a very superior article to any thing of the kind hitherto offered ; also Cocoa Paste, in earthen pots, and Prepared Chocolate, in pound and half pound canisters. The fatility with which the6e articles are prepared for the break- fast table (viz. in less than one minutie and without boiling), and the superior quality of the same, render them highly advantageous articles of consumption, not only to private individuals, but also to hotels, taverns, coffcehouses, and public assembli s, or indeed vwhere every despatch and a superior cup of coffec, chocolate, and cocoa is a de,ideratum. W E;WIS'c RHEUMjf`ATIC' PoWDZR.--This outward .L.d application is decidedly the most effectua; REMEIFDY yet dis- overed for the CURE of RHEUPrIAFISM, Rheumatic Gout, l,umb,go, &c the most acute pains of which are frequently re- ieved by one application, sodsa perfcot cure performed in a few days. Its apparent operation is tcrcly that of producing a genial Warmth in the part affected, is warranted free from any mercurial or mineral ingredient, and perfectly ineffensive. Sold in packers at 2i. 9l. each which is often sufficient to effect a ctre,) by Messrs. Butler, 4, [heapaide; Sanger, 160, Oxirdn-stree; and Nix and Co. Royal Exchange, London, Brodie annl Co. Salisbury; Beilby and t,o. Birmingham; and Dtcev and Co. NorthampLon. Observe, thiat the label on eacih packet bears the name L. Lewis,' in the handwriting -f the proprietor. ;!CALLED HEAI, Rin Worm, &eC.-SMARTT's 9 CH Y,I ICAL P3EPARA1 ION, a certain and quick remedy ~or those inveterate diseases, and also of great efficacy in healing Droken chilblains, prepared only by the proprietor 0 . L, Smartt, :hyniist, Enfield, in pote, at 2g. 9,. each, duty included, Smartt'a Antibilious and Indigection Pills for loss of appetite and weakness f the stomach, particularly reconimended as a useful family aperient Dill. Sold in boxes at Is. lid. 28. 9d1. and 4'. 6a. duty in- aluded. 'The directions with each have thic proprietor's written 81g- nature, none others being genuine. Sole wholesale by the proprietor, and the following agents --Ar. Sanger, 150, Oxford,8treet; MIessrs. Barclay and Son, 75, Fleet-market; Messrs. Butler and Sons, 4, Clieapside; Mr. Nix, front of the Royal Exchange; .Mr.Atkinson, 96, Biohopsgate-without; and retail by all respectable medicine vendern in the kingdom. ` R. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS 'aVe IOng esta- IJ blished their decided superioritv over every other medicine hitherto discovered for the cure of Coldis, Rheumatic Att.dcks, Sliglit Fevers, and indeed all disorders arising from ob%trructed pereliration, of such frequent occurrence in our changeable clinate. Persons tra. Yelling find them nno t beneficial, ns they are so mild in their eF.ccts as not to require anv confinement. From thie derangement of the digestive organs, bilious and nervous elisorders arise, and the conse. quent result is hra-l.ach, natusea, defective appetite, gidtliness, and gouty symptonis a in titese eases the Analeptic P;Ils afforil constant relief, rest. ring by degrees the functions of the stomach and bowels. The ,rcnuine Dr. James's Analeptic Pills liave the name "F. Niew. bery" engraved in the government stamip. This must be observed, as imitations are very general. Mlessrs. Newbery continue to pre- pare Dr. Jamnes's Analeptic Pills from the only recipe existing under lr. Jarnes's hand, and they are sold by them at the Original %Vare- hcuse for Dr. James's Po-,vder. 45, St. Paul's churchyard; anil by J. Sanger, 150, 0O Ford-9treet, in boxes at 4s. 6id. or 6 in a large box,24s. WANT PLACES.-All letters to be post paid. A S Coox in a regular Family, where a footman and others are kept, a youtig Woman, aZed 30, wvho understands her mdnies,, and the management of a calry can be well reromn- mended from her last placee: where the lidy ts her ows ltoisskteeper would he preferred. Direct fi S. 1,. 2, Plough-court, Carey-street, 1incoln's-inn-fields. No omfeekeepar neeappiy. S COOKe in a small Family, or a-, Cook and House-. I keeper to asingle Gentleman, a Young Woman, who can bte well recommended. Direet to R. Nt. 29 ,WeilQsley-street, Eustots-square. A S CleA.MIPRE AID, or as Housemnaid in a Ta,ern or Hotel, a young WVcoman, who can have an undeniable character frem the place ]iae haaJlst left. Direct to E. S. at Mr. Tubb'3, 14, Berwick-street, Sollo. No ofiteekeeper need apply. A Respectable activc MaN and his WIFE, without in- cusabrance, with a single Lady or Gentleman, or in a %mal lor latge Fataily: the man aFi thorotigh ltidoor Servant, understands brewix:g, asd has tI,) objectioll to look after a saddle horse, or tlhe mes nagemesit of a small gardens: the Wlotlntil as Cook and Housekeeper, or Cook where the lady is her own hpusekiteperI no objection to a sniall dairy, making bread, and every thiltg requisite for the country: caRz hare good characters from the faltnily they have just left and have no objectioni to town or country. Direct to A. B. at Mr. Dunnmans, teadealer and grocer, 36, lertsers-street, Oxf,,rd-street. No odlec- keeper need apply. A S BUTILER in a respectable Family, out of livery, or as A Valet to one or more single Gentlemen, ii town or countrv, a respectable active bBt,m. nged 31 wvho knows his busiless tboroughly It, every respect asa superior servaitn; can have an utndenliabe eha- racten from the gentiersan he is aboutt to leave. Direct to J. Bi. at llr. Bean's, 5, Sottballlpton-court, Southampton-row. No officekeeper need applny. A S FOOTMAN, a young Mian, aged about 21, who las no objection to town or country. Direct to W. W. 71, Crawford- street, Monntaga-square. A S GARnD1NrR, a single Mjan, aged 30, who perfectly l- understands his busipess in all ltr branches, and Is well expe- rienced in the management of plantations atsd laying unit new plea- sure grounDsts: can have an undeniable character from his last plaee. Dirent to D. B. at the postoihe4, Camberwell. No sitlriebanded piace nor offieekeeper need apply. S WAITER in a Coffeehouse, Taver, or Chophouse, a 1X respectable ynung l\San, who understandg his buainess in its dtfferient derpartMents. aiid can be wreil reconnmended rmhsls situ'lI d from ~~~~~~~~~~ his last situatio1, where he lived dve years. Direct to A. B. 12, George-street, lansionhouse.