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COMParTison between the Powers of Enkland aind Russia, as they stand in relation to Europe. B3Y M. L'Abbe de Pradt. Translated exclusively. 9. On) the Snpprersson of Pubilc Discussion fit Inidia andc thle Banishoment of twvo British Editors, a v-ie opinions of Mir. Ricardo, and Mfr. Adamn Smith oni Political Eeono- imy stated n oprd 4. On thie Censorship recently setablished nFane y Viscount Chateaubtiand. Seconideditlion. Transilated txcluslvely. 6. On thie present Disturbances in the Southern Dis- tricts of Treland. Original]. I3. Considerations sur la Guierre entre les i'revs et lea Tores. 7. Character- of Lord Byron. rly'Sir W. Scott. .I. Sir C. Gord,'i,'s Life and Genius of Lord Byroni. 9. The Non-Esta- blisrment of Liberty In Spain, Naples, Portu,,al, and PiedmRont, ex- plained. icc. Translated exclusively. peondsn, sold by Sherwood, modCo.. Elngabury and Co.; Simpkln and Cu.; end all ot-herbboksiellers. WATT's IBLIOTECA iiRTANNIC.-This dayi pblished in I i patrts, or in 4 thick 4to volumnes, closely printed fin dopulble colim;its, pric-e I1I1. I115. in bo,ards, p 1BLIOTHECA BRITANNICA, or a General IntlOX _Dto tlir, LiteratUre Of Great Britain and Ireland, ancient and coo- berni; Including stc-h fordIig works as, have liee; translated into Eu5g- 11ish, oi- printed In the liritIshi domlinloits. In twvo divisions; In the irst, the nuthiorbare arranged aiphahetically, anld of eStli, as far as pus- toble, a soiort biographie i notice Is given, to whichl Is subjoined a ~hronc,loglcal list of lils works,. their various odIion, sizes, pri2es, imc enjd In many linstanices the character of the wmork. In the second, the iubjects are arraniged alphabeticailv, anil unider each thie works, and Parts of work', treatling of that subiect, are arranrged In chronologicali )rder. This dIvision also Includes thie Atiny,,nymus Works whichl have appeared In this country. By ItOBERtT WATT,M.D. &c. late Presidenlt ,f the Faculty of physicians and Surgeons of Glasgome. Printed for krchlbald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; arid Hurst, Roibinison, and Co. qo. Cheapsidt; anid 8, Pall ma;l, Londoni. A worlk such ais Watt-s Iibliothoca has long been adesideraitttimin British lliteratuire. Worksv )f alike description have appeared In (lermahney; but this is the first tuccessful attempt to emnbody, In one view the1 eitre literatuire of oatr !hiuntry; anid. coming from the pen of on witer, mnay be corsaidered ine of thie mnost exrarordinary books in thie language.- ,Wiam-fBooks, ior Youing Persons,jpuiliSbed by 4.Hrs,athcrie of St. Pasuls churchyard a h cre 1. -]EGINNINGS of BIOGTRAPHY ; beiilg the Lives BU of 100 personis emninent in Britishi Story, illuistrated with .48 Engravings. Bly the Rev. ISAAC T'AYLOR, author of Scciics offiirltIsh Wepalth, &c. 2 vuls.. half bounid, prfee 12Os. plain, anid I de. coloured. 2. Stories from Ancient Hlit'iry, chrotiologically arranged from the :'reatloii of the World to the Dea-th of Chiarlemagne. Illustrated by 72 angravings on wood. Price 7s' 6d. hialf hound. 3. Stories fromn Mddern Hilstory, chrmuiologically arra;iged frOni the Death ef Chatrleniagcne to the Battle of Waterloo, Newv edition. By. the 'same author. Illustrated wIth 24 ciltrvings. Price 7s. half bouind. 4. Stories from the HiAtoryof Scotland. Bay the Authior of Stories rrom the liletoryof France. Illustrated wIthi 12 engrarIngs. Price 4e. balf bound. 6. Hofer the Tyrolese. By the Authoi 01'Claudlne. lilaistratfd with l2 engravings. Price 4s,id. half houind plain, and6Cs. coloured. 6. FemalerFriendship:-a Tale for St~unday,s. 137the Author of'School for Sisters. Price 5s. boards. T7his Tale is lot ended for tIme perusaLl orf Lime. higher classes of schools anid private fainhiss on Sundays. a perfod lurinig whichi the autthor har founid the younlg persons com posing helr ;w faminly driesIncled to sermons and other drybhooks of devotion. NqF.W and SUPE;FRIOR EDITIONS,1" of D"r.'GT GOD-SMh-I-TH'S- HI-STORIEPS, and other POPULAPR HISTORICAL CLASS BOOKtS.-This day are published. price Via- emblelllhcd smith a Classical and Moder Map of. England anid Wales, 1New Frontispiecce, ice. "r~ 'RThNNOCK's Improved Edition of Dr. GOLDSMITH's, R.HISTORY of ENGLAND, wIth Biograp,hical, Historical, and Classical Nlotes, &c. and Questions for Examination; wvith a Con- tinuation of the Hisqtory, from the Peace of s.miens imp. tuu the p,-eseut time. To which are added. Essays en the Progkesg of the Arts In England. amzid oii Ihe rlrtish Constituutionm ;also three Interresthitg,and eoiaprehensive Genealogical Tables of the Sovereignis of titogland and maimy other valuable lnipr-ovemnents. We consider this to, bc one of the miost (conmplete bkooks of the kind for educationi that has ever issued from the prets : oi;d time irnpriveiments se curl. ons as to ic-rnt a distinct euilogfumn. The editorsdeserve every psraise for the pains anid labo(bf they hatvebestowed lillperfectizig.the puibllee- tlon.".-Literarv Gazeitto. 2.. Pininock's Improved Editioui Qf Dr. GO1dssth's -HistobrY of Rome,. for the tiseaof schools. a-vIti, Questiotis for Examination, at, Intro- duction. to the 16tudly of1tortsn History I tlie IticursIons ofthte llama- ria-ns, JIllstrated by a neant coloured inapt a -comprehensive MaIp of the Humnii Empire I slid numrerouis Nuttes and other usefulanid-b1ighly importanrt Additions by the Editor. S. Ph;utock'e Imnprov'ed Edition of Dr. 06ldsmith's hlistory ofOreece,. With several ugeful introiductory Chapters; Questlions for Examnelsa ti(on Iua Map of the Grecian Ezmpire; atud ismaniy vahlabItAdditlons, on the plan of the 1Illrtorlcx of England anid Rome. Ls. Cd. -I. Letters on Ancient History, exhibiting a Suosmary Vic a of the History, Geograph9y, Maimers, and-Custombs ,)f theAssyrian, Dabylo- iilanMen, , erian, Egyptian, ismaslitilih, andGrc rNations ; with Qnessio~for Exmination &e. and ao unilque Map) of the An. tient and Miodern World, printed In red and black. By Anine Wtleon. Third Editioni, Se. bCU. 5. il'cluiot's Sketch of Mo derin History; za Dew Edltioo), brou%ght dowsn tothe end of theyvear 182'). PriceCs. Cd. 6. The Elernpntsof Ecclesiam~itical Hiistory, frum the Birth of Chilet to the presen?t Time._ 'With Qtiestions for Miminiation, &e. By tile Rev. J. Platt, Price 4se Cd. Gd. 7. Pinneck' llopular flistorical Cateebisms, price -Pd. each, have also bees; just reprinted, and embellished with Portraits. Printed for G.,aud W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Marla-lane. -5HE SU AfY T'IMES, publishled every Sunday. morning In London and may also be received bythe post on-- Sunday morning at any d stayce e Ithin SO miles. Sholild tue laet Gazette be an object, a special order must he sent to thi office, w!th -a a reference for hblf'yearly payment In town. - 135, Fleet-street, Lnndon, 6ep.4, ]824.-That thiS questilon relative to the rsale of the a;bove paferuray he set at arejt it has been thougcht advisable to publish the following afi'davit of the sale of the last four wveeks * this period beingxelected, ratherthan excite anyueavil wblich might otherw!ae be rasied on going bac to tbopeginningof the year, a perlod embracing' the unprecedented sale of apwiardx of 40,000 copies-on the day of Thtirtell's trliil,Std thushavme swejled-our weakly average to nearly 7,000 coodle. I tmav only be necessary to-add, In order to prove the increasing value of the Paper tPattheprescntpro- prietor has made an arrangemeCit, by R hielIs. 6i.t received, tyle sum. ofo',0001. Jncasc,'and stilt retains aumoSey of bhi lptbreet in it. Aifidavit-.,Denr15 Dunn, of 19, Nev-stre?t, -Surtret, -printert rid John bhtpman, of 136, Fleet-street, Lbndon, severally makl ostliatid ay; andfSret. the ealtd pennli Dunml maklath oath and eaith5that tile ciumber *,feoples -o toe Sun day Titme newsper, wonted qff at Mr. Baldw ilt' steam press,in Un i,stteat,llekrrs, bath ivaged during the last 4 weekO, upwardcof(,wo00copi4S each weel: ett thi the sains haa progresSivel' tncreased every week during that period- andthis deponentJolio ChapC &manf rbhimelf satt, tth t kbal the puk. isherofthe 'weeklypaper eallod the Sunday flows, sn4 that tIe actual averaged- bona aie wgekly Wale. daring thb laes foul ele,isps exeeded 6,000 copies, aud t at the follov Ina is a true 'eatenent of the Veteul uw-eckly Fle ddrlg rthat period:_A bgu t 0th, gcSdl weekly sial, 4,P70 I AUg. 15th 5,S06. .Aug.22d,-d,11 1 Aug.21i,-5179 . - Smornberofe- , CDEN MA<S DUM6I, this2ddayof SetenbprIAS24 -- JOHr CkAP1AN. - To Advertlsers.-AdverTlsemnents eent to tmO gusSuayr Ties arer f- er ted in the vwho1 Sm pre o , asnd not,, ays1 oeS. otber ipdar5, 0- poe day~s impression only;. fo tb.gsIt le prasurned the Suict,iy 'nles -Ilprov-eto be thebsst e hsielfor'5 dWerti5ernentis of every detcrip- lion, wise. thnroUoingscals of ehart'S lit considered:-FOrtbe.*tst lhinedS. s. Sd.; -so? sever additional 3a-llnes,. Id. P6adgrach adv r-- tismensa are 'hleerted for 12 1tnset IOe,1d5 and Gd. fateneaaad,dl' tonh al line. All sdv~rdseh0eues a>n d eehmdtianistledi are rqqiesteti to l:o 5Spt to. t;if scte, S ,l4t jLcld ,-- - - .7IfAP WVASI!NG.-THAMtS 1EANK STEAIV 'd_j LAUNDItY, Chslsea.-Thse, obility,, bentry, Hotel, and Board ing-house Sleepers, Seminaries, Capt ~ns and Owners.of Ships, ani Ot,els, are respeetfully f Inted to miak a tia trl of the advantagesade riyed, not only from the procexss leaving the linen unlnJured,but ox aicconht of the propsietor being e;abdd s performn it at 2 per cent less than by-tn otber4la I yC . soe eir ajaft t n akind partIcu- perable obyetLppp tv she quadicholson, rs' tie enremises, Any quap t!ty wrls' be waishert and returner:ar tmoPltr orlder, In 3 days. c sv leds s remmech es,ntrlv easvee Is keInitnalt, hIn pesliar -study, coth pheullar man ther fleg6 of feeth stait lictura or esrrtiflalt, in. casupe eelleneesr, redes the mastst atjain, fromr it single tooth to a cdtplet satays, tU sesorIhS1once d*lghftho uIgal eharges. Terth elraned t avero ilstheooerted and renderdwhit. anid bezutiful, wlthout patti o inJukythithc, l ofEv;homxtheracatin,stopping, and every.oporation or. jJrt,Ou3 EHma D be had , and evary descrptllr H I PROPEf ?20,000; ] in own or Country.-aan i Rle nibANKS.roAZAR tnoCtb Cnand dlesirorts of Dig. Scbe3nobGdran o ne dt r Octer rather than be at P greatcefpeo00, at all the uthertain attendinK alpblie auctilor oin thle Aremises, a er y informed, t b t Air.. OURNE (late Wells)~ geth'ea FAX, RC,I seymny for all kinds of PRO. PtRi , hch fro eother cases, parties maytinporoe. s sold on liberal termz, Addrcssrsost pi . 130, ogan r A e - -lit H;,: ofAT. Io'rE'o PATENT .STAYSAlILS. T7Ihese staysailsi for intereeptirif g wind betwretn telse quare sails o SIhips, Ge. are on the jib ptine ple, produce more Interception clear of the square sails thnoi eitber lbes Jib part of the *vIbedrila. teral stAysails, or thart jib-cut sails ot any, other desceription ; tileir prdior ling powar i consequently greaterni n the same proper. tiolrid ire dCivested of all the sli5ply lateralS pressure perni. eloium obstrotej69 `f wd 000 InTshe. 1q0tare Sails before tnhar, and deteriorating counteraction of .hoses aat themn, Rhibch are itnsu. perable objectlons to the quadrilateral sails and requirin)g much g canvass; are IlihtpV and cheaper; are mos perthipelarly iii6fsil Whlen close bawled; extrmely ea. to, tke In n neat itr stowigage, and the Peciuliar mannier of leading the stays, whlch i essatntial to their ex- cel ence, rendersi the masts more secure.ea There being no additiolnal stays, there Is no Ienreased atesiht of riggig, neither Is there the smallest dIffiCulty in woriking t a em. Testdiolils htreof mray he seen at the patentee's agent', Mr. Josexlh Cristal, atsilmaker, &e. Rotherithe, (of vhom the Trbea)tse n taysalls alse every uiefhl particular may be had, and wao wll treat liberally. iy1th all oatil- makers fo~r ilig tise of ths patatit. j V9O R o~f4X?20, 000, all1 in ONET~F DAY k and NTO k RLe NKS -HAZARD and Co the Co;ltraetors for the present LuTTERY,are tb ighly graSibed th e approbation bestowed on the Scheme to be drawni In one ltay (5tn of October necxt), hen IU the 4 Prizes of ?20,000, and all tile other Catpitals, and all the maller Prezes, andl theh fateot every.sntrba most be delided. Shemie eon. taniss 4 Prizes of ma0h00 AIl Mioney 6 of EliD00 and ?2 000 All Money, L i4 ofr .' nsuiihd pe9500 All tlons Iv nadditin recommc34 e of . Ito and rs200 All tone y. Iadllnto tlealitdve4nAdehe sshsllsr prizes eivery nuimber wvill recmve ?s In msneytJeaVlng no blanks, as each psrcra,er i hll be euro to get a prize or hIve part ct his money returnen, ^n the 5th of Oet. Hazard and Co. eol.ln sharel In the last lottery, 3 prizes of ?20 000 viz.:;-Nos. 3,603 X200000 In shares, 10,A93 ?20,000 In shares,' an4 12,f99 ?e2,000 In ehares,at theiroifices,a3l,oyal Exchange. tr(,Corn. hilt and 324 O fr-reet oid of Regent-sret,s nlard and Co resnd the Pbiblia that Sbey have nosy arrit'ed at Ihe na[ L~ottery r.nt of Parliatment, and that lottvries WIll be dlscontInaed when the pr i4ant one expiraL. I9 R.' WVILLIAM ROE RTSO0Ns'5 YEGTA DMiIDICIWE..-'The agonizing pains nrinhin freon debility fiod nature lIn Its most exhausted state. as exhiAited in.e onsincptIvelIis. ordepsl teay Ib o efFectully removed by the use of Dr. WILLIAM ROBE ,TSON!s (a Edfibhur hI VEGETABfLE DROP-R. ThWr restore arthe most debilited fraibe o a ntate of health atid vigtur, reiovate the esostieurion, and nevatch the consuamnptive patiet from raprera- ture tomb, Sold by the proprietor,. 7llloarnsburytquare; liso by the sole agents, Messr. Barclay and Song, 95, Fleet-market; In quart -ottlex It. 2g. duty included. QTO AB n o tnPLA I g NTSd Win d, ot asms, s,_c Colic, -nd General Debiliyof the Storoseb and Intestines.-. CORNWELL's ORtENdIrAL COi tIAL. -The singuar effectx of this eordial since Its hitroduetion to the world, have been Progressively beneficai; it isthe mot pleasant and safe stomaebic ever pduce It wdas dromtiqovire4 and used by an iminent physcian c the ast Indies J lierWdebilNtesQSfthestormaIh an, Intestines aresv s re and alarm Tsg;i andthe brther of the late Lord Alvanley Lord Rodney, anld areat numberofldistingubhed Personages ln. this country have Patronized 1 a d recommended I. It restores tone to the stomach, re- moves spasms, wind, kpd colic. and forge n erally strenigthening the stomach and bowels It fsnotbe surpassod,whJllrte avosur renders it far more pleasant than ank otherberdial coronoond for similar cons- PlSltet. Sold at te le teSlwaInd t dwards 5 67tL Paul's; by Sanger, Oxford-street; Wry rd,Holborn; and Stradll;ig, Exchninge. Price 4s. gd. aod 2.2s. per bottle. 9am n R. , LJAND$RrItgr. IF, SE a, s any years M eeoumiended and approvd b. Jthe athe ir richoarI Jignl ipr ynt the King), and other eminent py n n Aleferenee Ato foreign teainsore W ipRrtiSolarly drinate spring anu mmer monoths),as the md Ctost pleaot and hitherto dce iounc allo neof rtrvous, bilious, n n dieorde, and iBreeri *other deiliy o, te nervoussystem. Ths tea, so pleasaLnt o th3pectabte sd mell, Ian heffectual purifier of the blood, and by pe-limot ge ntl sration powerfully acsuage6 those excruciating plans derrom he gout anod rlseusnatiam, and is orf overeirn effeccynrmnlgotait oftle head,invigoraeting thermind fromn those sewlf-reated t. Which too frequently render the existence of nervous Pepe ntoeable. nrank warm at night It Promotes refreshing ret, and is a restorative cordial to the constitution of s/ich As eep late hours or live too freely. Sold by Sanger, 1.50, oxfo,rd.streer; Hawkins,13ond-street; Hiarris, Ludgp.ats..treet; Tait, CornhIll; N[% and Strailitng. Roysil Exchange; aiid throughout the kingdom, In paclets, . 0s, S. and eanitgrs, I Ot. Od. each. r1AUTi~ to AM1LTE,%-ATINSONTI-S OLD R WINJSXEEPERDSOR SOAP.-It in orgreat public interesit, tr it regards ho^ eatlt, cnlanliness, or beauty, that a proper soapt should be ued forr w!as ing the skin. Soaps maide froni rancid fats, 'tr.untemd to stnghalkali, andoused r))hits new, are oxtremely perni. ciosas; tSy IPriAtNt 0ad inglee the skina leok red, and eventually pro- duce winkles. The above sorap isentitrel ' free fromn these obrectioxe. It i mae i th mot carefelI mnasis;r of the very best materials, and thoughr mr Id . as simple cMp ofh , R.deralmonds, It Istsquallyu detergent s toc common soap e c ior thosewhoseskin In te,,. cr, for washiny meno eabr s, ofrc for anB y other purpose ssiih r-. ea mild soap itsatnot beisurpassed. It igshi 40g ypet fumed, and bett vey ol it est,at last wiceas long as nero soap. Seld sy (ames Atkinhr.yrfeton,al44, genDari1, c oho-svarssr; and by most, per- ears; butother gt enuinre'tn haa wrapper, owith the proprietorf ssigcns- re a ond atddrests. f PrieCe.3d. a o-tund,c ior 24s. a dozen poundmst. Also tklin sons yean,ied Windsor oap, prlepaRed Dsimiar to th eabove, but not quitsr4ue so old, pies Cs. a pound, or the dozeti. lir~ANTr PLACES.-AU letters to be post paid. S 'WET Nu SERVAN, or as Upper Nurse, in a respectable Famil 1..eul arc yo hPo?an d lt.e rsvt-plbtiy nesol cn relneores esheiosato oeneaater. Dlct,,. o_w Gwho orahas kept a houste-of hbor -on, ftan ar.4 55 u Ierlend the Pomestic Cd ceor ..nA stosilenti-ns or toi;,orTeiteo,o;bo onobrsic t tsws or econte,. Renpecblohr itf--ooo en Sr Vii W M oel: to if ureful lo hspetale onotnoxnsr in a lurser toD ,chnoi Osrec cc aple toA. a. 5, at. Aoil,do, eeoc;. conl-.l,bors, A S oe;segEpmn, a resipectable active middle-aged Person ; bas t?oeole-;os, o -I,os t,c uOodsrtto!hste astir, ms-osees,eaof . melttAstily, wnh eren or moodcenrosotsae Sept; coo Ciseso1 saisatoy ee. Direct to. z.r.tr illsr ppragr i'LAT-NCOOK, in a smiall Faly,, a Person, 3o years of renryOtlret toT1.0. at Sr, iosh%, bok,,Raydr,'-osr, Lioe-qa osie foper seed stpply S tCisons a middle-sgecl Womnan, wohsnobcton to take Aoa .neet of. dairy.Oiler;te to. a. Bt5-. itreoes,Ofr-oeb. At RspecableMAN nd bs WIE, acd 4, wihoutchidren, rR.wilt, proco gesnt o;em,o bakt, *r tmerehoot, io offl,ces a,c ehrhr, &C.; he,oos as ,Light Porter or '-roe -r.tsisge ,rr,i-sn,yearsIn the sho- esos t, sod _o slab, ,.neitot-owie -f010L.a hi, -pl;oyre lthe wss - as Sese of Alt-wor, md . th.rosgi, good ro Ifk Mepe.ioostr-ee ltiosable chcbote,s f-os the Iri ,she,. hey tired ,ome yese, soi which they hsor lost lofl. Diret is L.Yi. 11. Fioshory.ssrees, C'e,horysK.-qoe( nolliocheepe-eed Cpply. S sncctS;ESRATAT~, in a regulair Faily, a few minles fromn A. . a Se. N ilie,,bahr, etIstrot,n hcor . aDlt ~OSIOM~o ae roo andVale, asteady single young Man, AhotoroU~derloed tInesre.1 hnes od oe,,soee;oro tu ioth-e,,y sodiswil;0 Isnoh. imcifsotaltohi noptyne h, e olecsop, o ho rgcr51, itih-sret, erloh, Sre;. o iliehepr sed ppi;