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Price6Cir Cd. bound. wi-lth a 4to copybookc, containing 500 Iues_tfon~for studints in Philosophy. This day Is ublished, b Talrad esy 13 Waterloo-place, Pai-~ rnSh], ad3.Fleet. otreet, G HE VILLAGE ISTREL andl other POEM-S. -tBY JOHN CT A E. With a fne Portrait of thieAuthor',engrav,ed by .Seive, bq. roma Pintng y V. Hilton, esq.RB.A. and a heautful tehigof lares cotage,at Hlpattte.In 2 ywols. foolscsi, Mm. pric l2~~., boards. ~'Though ofmds rtensions, they are Berfet i thir knd,likeevey thng hichnatre gives birth to. cinh apot a Jhn lae euctio, oul nt hvemade, nor could "s-e5ltydestoy. e ma appy tohim he eautiful lines of "Theii nature said This lad I ti, myself still take, He shall be mine, and I wrill make A poet of niy nivn."-Eclctic Reviewi, ja5.,. 1822. Poems, descriptive of Rural Life and Scenery. B3y tohn Glare, a 'or-tbiarrptornshire Peasant. Fourthi editien. 1,l foolsceap Smo, price Ss. Cd. bo,ards. toRIENTAL CUSTSS ~ EOD EIs.h7day I NP-itlshed, in 2 large vols. 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Bo. he th diton,considerably en- ATE his dayis pu tsT yTalradRssey, 13 W~aterloo- place, Pail-mall, and 93, JFleet-street, handsomeiv, prilited In 3 vols, Sm-, p ri2e II. 16.. boards, I ~fE VISIO-N; or Hell, purgatory, anld Par-adise; of JL DANIT EALIGHIERI.Translated by theIfev.H.y.CA'V,A.N51 The 'second edition, with addItional Notes, a Life of Dante. and an Index. -of all the translators of Oanite with whom we are acquainted Mr. q'nry is th,e most ;;uccessft,l;- and we cannot liut consider l,is work as :a great acquisition to the English reader, It is executed wIth a de- lity alioc,t Wlthotit example; arid thiough, the measure he has 72dopted eovetVes no idea of theo,rlional stanza, it is perhaps the best -lit bis-pnrpross, and n-hat Dante hilmself wou~ld have chosen If he had -writteru in Rn;gi1sh. and in a later 'dav.-Edinliurgb Review, No. 438. 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Pri,r, fGrower of Chain- paFne, Of Avize, near Eper-nay, France, lot ttie wvhole growvth of his WVines, now landing e- Cbarniing Miolly; soine of the esteerd~ed vint- age 1815, in highi fine mranting coildition, at 84s. per dozen, price and juality uinequalledlin England; Claret, St, Jtuilen et la Rose, 63s. per on;temtage 84s. ; Burgisndy. Clos Vougeot, first quality. 105Si.; Barsae, Sauiterne, rind Grave, 6iPs. per dozen, arild all other wines, &e. in proportit,n. Letters inclosing remittances, post paid 100 unllpaid letters wvill be received). will be immiediately attended to. TJO. 98, ERMYNSTRE T, St. Jaes's, and No. 1 5, Klgsrg,Boomnsbury-Gentlemen arid Families desirous of effetin a etrnebeilt in the expenisive articles of CLOTHING, are resectull inormd, that A. and A.GUTH- RIE conducttheir buisiness at tre bovhosesoni the lowest possible terms, for ready nlioney. Supeour moringor dress coat 31. 3s.; finest black or blue 3L IlOs. to 41; suerfi e fok coat, silk faclngu and buttons, 31. I3Y. to 41.; dito, lac orblre,41. to 41. 10s.; finest super-one olive or thick drab ur-et cot 31 to 4s.4.; real WVitricy ditto, lined throughout, pearl butons vli-t ollr,&c. 31.1l0s.; best kers,eyinere or diets trousers, 11 O.toll1. ls. thick- kersey diltto 1I. 2s. to II. 14s.; kerseynsere or fahioaleirplwistcoats l4s. to las.;, silk figured velvet ditto II.lOs t ILIfs; ouible milled kerseyflerebreeches 1l. 8s.; a sitilt of ootans lve1 3.lIgs., plush breechies l5s. extra charge, t,oae)k. turn'sor roors uit41. lOs.; fustian jacket and overalls 1 I. 10s. to II. 6s; oachan'sbox coiat, lined serge, 3) capes, &c. 61. Fully awr hat clothes ma), be offered at nominally any price, A. Sud A.. Guthrie beg to, observei, tuat the above are of the fiiiest material and best Possible wsorkmanship. A. good frock coat 31.; good trousers 1l. .5s. a good entire suit of black or blue 5l. pATENT FRENCH LAMPS. - A Saving of 5O per *-Cent-.4.EV.4NSt1anufacturer and Improver of the deservedly muich anmired FRENTCH LAM1PS, beg's le, ve respectfully to announce t'i the Nobilitv, Geritry, and the Pu iUe, that he has just completed an exterisive stock of the above elegapt and economicalatriticle, coni- liming all the late iniproVemnents, and may he lIad of all sizes and desig;ns in bronze, plated, and or-inoulu, Nv-ith plain or ornamented done shades, adapted to thie dinnier table, sideb,oard, hall, starcase, or conservatory, at the following very reduiced prices ;-25s., 36s., 424.,l 4855., .52s. gd.. if5s., and 63s each, and upwards. This lamp is wvar- rantted to difFuse alight equal to 6 wax candles, at the expense only of ouie, and maybe safely forwarded in packing boxes, 2s. 6id. each, to airyv part of the kingo.Aloavriety of elegant suspending.i nea tie Mnunent orat is areoons, 5, Finshuypaesth hearFinhuryquae, Lndo, whre lsomady behageun is duleraed per oi, poduingneihersmel ror smk,a spe )t and SON, at the~~~~~~Iirproved Fence frPlauegonsWi, Mea-laderFir-gurd,and general Wirework Manfcoy 9 il born-ill,o~portc At.iAnrew's-church, beg ~ to Inomteobly BR~~SS and liS~N IR IRE-URS applicable toal grates, alnd perec saegard aaint hos deadulaccident WVhic daily occur by fres eft r ronsaunguarded. Iimprove4 cmitnd estleks with wire- guard macinesto sft cinders wivthout dutst or wiaste, wvorhtha- tenton f eeryfanily. Gentremlen engeinocntmlig riuprovenieintshir their grounds, are S;olicietoIscthirupir specimens of invisible wire and stronigirnctlfec,aeegt enclosure for lawns, pleasurre grounds,ad' riintawlk,eis all kind of graing steek. exelirdelhares adrbisIonfoesar exotica. Large stock of deer, ox, mule, sheep, and hare proof liton hu~rdles, for irnnrediate deinaird, %s-ith every article in tire iron and wvirework deOartment. 9OSI anYAM li 1ACLAY's ASTIHMA- ~TIC CAiNDY has for many years been proved ass effectual pre- servative from the ill effects of the fogs and damp air which, in the wivurter se;.son, are so prevalciit in this clioiate. Its effects arc, to expel wvind, to 'esei-ve the stomach from the~ admission of damrps, and to relieve th ose who suffe-r from idifficulty of b~reathing. Pre- PaLred oiily i,y Barclay and Sons,95, Fleet-mtrrket, London. and sold, by their appoinitment, by all t'espeetable stationers, druggists, and niedicine venders, In. boxes at 2s. 9d. and Is. lid, each, duty included. Observe, noneecan begde.niine trnless thenames of * Barclay andSons' are on the stamnp affixed to each box. m ROTTER's ASIAT~~~~IC TOOTH POWDTER~,paa- troise byHisMajesty and the 'Royal Family, an'd tniVersallv usedby veryperon o rank and fashion, particularly accomnmodated by he acuty or tssimplicity, hiaving nothing InJuroious In its com- postio, revr crrdingor wvearing off tha enanmel, but giving a bril- Irat ~rlslrto heteeth, rendering the most dliscriloured by neglect l,eatnfil1a bte. None Is genuine ttirat has linot IM. Trotter" writen o thetap of each box, aird to counterfeit tvhich is forgery. Sol whnrla-se ad etail, at 3, Beaufort-buildiiigs, Str-arid, and by thre mnost respectable perfumners and mnedicine venders. -aEIVIS's RHEUMTATIC POWVDER.-Thijg external I" Remnedy, is hich is so effectual In the core 'of Rheumatism, is wvarranted free fromn any mercurial or mnineral ingredleirt, and per- fectlY i1noffensive. Its apparent oper-ation is that merely of producing a genial warmth inthe part affbeted, vet so esicacious in removing acut pan, tat sigle application wiVlle conivince the most dubious patentofitssaltay effect. Sold In packets, at 2s. 9d. each, ditty- incude, b Ni ;rd Co. '(late Boltoril Royal Exchange, L,ondois. Oh. sere tra th Lielon each packet bears the -narme IL. Lewirs' in the r'jjOWE"RS's TONIC PILLS are an invaluable remedy M_I aeofbillou4 derangemseht, nausea, loss of appetite, head- ache, giddliiess or dizziness, aiid for the otber various symnptoms N'-hich originate in a weakened state of the digestive organs. They do not contain aparticle of mercury or anttnsonv,and their opelationL is usi1a111' so gentle. as scarcely to appear tire'effect of a .nedlcine. The great and Increasing sale, She decided approbation, and the re- Peated testimonials of respectable agents, alad individuals of wvorth and minece, re roofs that place the real virtues and pritblic esti- matmor ofthisremed beynd t-e rach o dout. Te Tole Pills laeoSodn andTare sol, b hi y npWoand b ageend e%rsof tge~u medicines, whlesale andoreai,inh Loando. Dubin Ednb rgh las- gow, and most row.i ofWtIre kinsdom1priceus. tOd. sfdII. n famlyboxs Bs.Eah sgnd 'oh Toer,'and,seoreJwith ath S WET-NRSE, a oung-Wonats aed t, frougomath Anchor and ope alley,near OldOGravel-lane S Nuag in Genteman'Fal tot ~resecableg tyoun A o a,and 6 h ashV ea go h r ce fro mhrn l s tefse plc.Dr o, . ,Wlelytdt treetonCavendisl. LAD's-tAD, s UperHosemid or rit -a who understands drdsoinaking andehaiadreshen men, can getup sdsafl linen, A beenst Intthe andcanhav agoo ciarcte frm he-aywthwo he1ie 0 HlOusRKE PER to a single Lady or Gentleman, or as iii.rl Cook in a small Family, a steady Person, who can have a good characterfrom the lady she last served. Direct to P. H1. atnvr. Imray's, medical herb shop, Finsbury-market. $ S HOUSEMA^ID, a respectable young Woman, who is A quite comqpetent to her work, and can lhave an undeniable chia. ratelyr.Direnect tdoMR. at 119, Lucas-street, Commercialroad, No AK S CicAsinERMAID, or as Upper Housemaid, or as Bar-, ff~ aid n a espetable R'otel or Inn, a youn Woman, who' per- fectly understands nerbutsiness. Direct to E. S. at 5, Portland-cot. tages, Portland-touwn; Regent's park. A, MIAN and his WIFE, without incunbrance; the mall J . as Gardentr, perfectly nnderstands hls business in all its branches; the woman can undertake to cook, or-takethemanage- ment of a laundry if required; can have good characters from their last places. Direct to A. B. at Mlr. Potts's, 74, Cornhil. No fflice- keeper useed apply. j S FOOTMAN, or Indoor Servant, in a quiet Family, or A to wait orr an elderly Gentlenan or Lady, a respectablehMan rath,er past the middle age, who has lived In seivice many years. tho- roughly understandg his business, and is willing to make brrnesf use- Iol, ean be wel} recomnlen1ed by the gentlemaa he Is now about to leD eet to A,. 10, r S'ons-street. Sloene-square, Chelsea. VSWAITER at a Coffeehouse, HIotel, or Tavern, a y ive lau,y 'iho recan have acIoog character tram his la%t place, and ivesecrit Ifreenired ; no ol jectlon to a Chaniberlain'spiaee. Drect toE. A. at Mr. athew's', 18, Haughton-street, Clae-market. No offieekeeper need apply. ^L S PORTER in a Shop or Warehouse, or ia ohtpleci, 2'novs ltonyuOIngl Mtsl^ n, wvrbnouti4erngsi the care oF omplo en; >eatthoav Wl,and , r, ,u his