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Fellow oF Trinity College. Oxford, and of the Society of Antiquaries, and late Professor of Poetry in the Univer- slEy of Oxford. A new cdition, carefully revised, with numeroUs additional notes, by the late M1lr. Ritson, the late Dr. Ashby, MIr. Douce, Mr. Park, and other erninerit Antiquaries, and by the .Editor. The specimnens of poetry have all been collated wiLh the original MSS. or editions of acknowledged merit, and the numerous errors arising from inattention at the press, or in transcribing the author's copy, have been ccrefully corrected, wvhile no alteration hiss been p rmtitted in the text of tbie autbor. Lo'ndon, printed by R. Taylor, for Thomas Teeg. 73. Cheapside. Anno Qitinto Georgii IV. Regis.-phis dav is pmmblislmed, price 19s. in boardsi, or. 22s. handsomely bound, tie 10th edition, greatly improved, of ,,IFFORD's ENGLISH LAWYER ; oc, Every Mvlan q3l his own Lawyer: containing a Sammary of the Constitution of England, its Laws and Statute8, particularly those relative to Arrests Executors and Admi- M4aster asid 5crvant Bankru ptty nistrators Nuisance Benefit Societies Guardian and *5rard < Parent and Child Bills of Exchange Husband anrl NYife Parish Offices The Clergy Insolvent Debtors Saving Banks Distresses :- Landlord and Tenant Tithes Tite GarneJLaws I Libel a Wills, &C. Also, the Criminal Law of England, embracing'everyspecies of ptublic offence, wit their punishm.entS. To which is added, an A ppendix,eontsiniagthemoat approved. fprms of agreements, leases, wills ahd testamentest notices betw een l"ndford and tenanf, contractt, tnrticles of copartnership, &c. Also, a Stapplensent; contalning the' insurance laws the excise lawvs; the cussoms'-larS, 'tlb assessed taxes, stamp duties, &c. 'rho whole carefully digested from the best authorities. and the statutes and term reports brought down to the 5th Geo. 1V. The 10th edition. By JOHN-l G3IFFORD, Esq. Printed for A. Whellier, Mlitre-court, Ely-place, Holborn, and aold by all bookeellesx in the united kingdom. Of whom may be had, Gifford's Abstracts of the Acts of 3 Gco. 1V. (1822), price 35.; id of 4 G'o. 1Y. (1823), price 3e. Gd. GAIN IN ONE DAM1. ~- CARRIOLL r'et-urns hisj Akbeet thannks to thie Public for the patronage bestowed on~ his offices inti atcnrc,adhas teli pleasuire to announce to his fills, drawn on Tuesday, -6th of October:- 9,895 . . . ?2,030 I 4,378 . -300 10,635 . . . . 510 I 12,763 . 300 The New Scheme (containing all the popular points of the last) will be drawn in one dav, 3d Nevemhcer, and contains all money- prizes, and no blanks. 'there are- Two Grand Prizes of ?30,000 X1 2 .of X2.00lf I 10 * of . ?1 4. . 1,020 10 . . 200 4. . 5101 &C. Carroll is remarkable for his great luck in selling 30,0001. prizes4 he sold the two last whole ticket prizes of that amount, and he isi the only offiecekeeper who soldI four prizes of 20,0001., one of 10,00. and 20 other capitals, in 4 monitls. A great variety of numbers ar now on sale at his fortunate Qffllcca, 19, Cornhill, 7, Charing.cross, and 261, Oxford-street.- HAIR, Eye-brows, and Whiskers, changed from red tior gray to brown or black, by the GRECIAN WATER, wbicls produces the dreired effect by one application ; it neither atains the skin nor linen, and is entirely free from ancy purple shiade. If not approved after trial the. money returned. Sold iet bottles at 3q. f3d. and 6'. or dotable bottle., l0s. 6d. by Tait, 41, Cornhill; Vicktery, 6, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden ; Lowr, 330, Strand Sanger, 150, Oxford.strcet; 4Hendrice, Ticbborne-strcet j' anda at Wriight's, Wade's-pasisage, Bath. HE, CHIEAPESTr HAT WVAREHOUSE in -the TWOR LD.-THIOMAS LOCKEY, Beaver and Patent Elastic Waterproof Silk Hatnacker, 9), Long-lane, Smithfield, near Aldersgate..street. The superiority of thicatove HATS having fully established the public approbation and patr-onage, has induced Tihomas Lockey, for the better accommodation of bia numnerous Custolhers, to enlarge hiis premises, and to finish the most extensive stock that ever was ofFered for inspection. Beaver bonnets, heand- somly rimed,forlades,girs, r cildren;- natural gold-colour sea, ad sbleturans bos'natral god-clou ee~,and sable leathr hss an caps furcapsof eery knd; ith veryoth er arti- cle n te httig batnes,too umeousto dnton oanadvertise- ment Ol hat coeredwit sil anI mae cmpltely waterproof, equal to new, 12s. I'ite Puiblic are requse t eparticular to the description of L,ockey'8, (fromWXellingto os, ,Long-lane, near Aldrleegate-streer, as there are several bsimtor.It isthe high- est hiouse in tlte lane, with double front, -4nd door in tite middle ; the woids "1Wellington-house" in vtry large commanding letters, and thiree distinct No. fil'si, and lamp very large and conspicusous; so thiat the Public and Friends of Thomas Laockey, takcing iiotice thereof, are certain of findinig the riglht house. Nlo connexion with aiay other shtp, IGMACH OMPLAINTS, Winid, Gout, Spasms, ClcanGeeral Debility of the Stomach atid Intestines.- CORNWEL's RIENTAL CORDIAl.-Tbe singular effects of this cordial, since its introductioni to the world, have been progree- siv-ey beneficial ; it is thie most pleasant and sate stotnacitic ever produced. It was first discovered and used by an eminent ph~ysiciari tn the Eastt Itidlies, whtere debilities of the stomnach and inetne r Revere and alarming ; and the brother of the late Lord Aviiy l,ord Rodney, and a great number of distingutished persoaest Aitt; country have patronized and recommended it. rt restores tone ~o the stomach, removes spasms, wind, and colic, and for generally ;trengthening tlte stomiach anid bowels it cannot be surpassed, wticle ite flavour renders it far more pleasant than any other ce-rdial cam- round for similar complaints. Sold at the late Shaw and Edwards's, 17, St. Paul's ; by Sanger, Oxford-street ;Ward, H-olborn ; end Stradling, Exchiange. Price 4s, Od. and 222. per bottle. R. JAMES's ANALE PTIC PILLS have long esta- DLLblishcdI their decidedi superiority over every other 'medicine hiitherto tliscovercdi for the cure of Coldis, Rheumatic Attacks, Slight Fevers, and indeed all distordlers arisinrg trom obitrncted Perspiration, Df such frequent occurrence in our clitangeable climate. Persons tra- velling find themi mast beneficial, as they arc so mild in their effects is not to rrqLirc any confinemient. From tlte derangement of the flizestive orgzans, bilious and nervous disorders arisie, andI the conae- luent result is hea-l-ach, nausea, dlefective appetite, giddiness, and routY urymptomns; in these ceaes the Arnsleptic Pills afforA constant relief, rest3ring by dlegrees the functionis of the stomach and bowels. i'heizenuline Dr. Jan' es's Analeptic Pills htave tite name "F. New. aery" engraved in thle goverinment rtamp. Thiis mutt be obiseeved, s's imitations are verv genieral. Mfessrs. Newbery continue to pee- ,iare D)r. Jalmes's Atialer-lic Pills frstn the only rEcipe existing under lDe. Jamires's hand, and they are sold by them at the Original Ware- 'souse foe Dr. James's Powdler, 45, St. Paul's churchiyard; and by J. .ianger, 150, Oxfordi-street, in box'es at 4s. 6cl. or 6 in a large box,24s. AROWLAND andI SON, Sole Proprietors of the LLORIGI NAL MACASSAR OIL, respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Ptiblic at large, they hiave REMIOVED 'o 20, Hatton-garden ; also beg to cautionl, that, in consequence of :heuniversal demand for their original and genuine Macasset Oil, lagrant impostors purchase, the empty bottles, and deceive the public sAh purious Sla casqsar Oil, composed of injurious ingredients, aligit the genuine, andI offering it for sale at a lower price, and w,ithout the label; and others sign" Rowlandson," imitating the signature, which renders it necessary on purchasing to ask for Row- anti'' AMscassar Oil, and strictly to observe that none are genuinec without the little book inside the wrapper, and the label is signed In the outsidce, in red, A. lRowland and Son." The prices are ls. WI., 7e., 10', 6d., anid 21s. per bottle ; and all other prices are mPtositions. Tite genuine has the address on the label, No. 20, Flatton-gartlen. Also Red WVhiskers, Gray Whiskers, Eyebrows, HIair on the Head, effectuially chianged to Brown or Bilack, by the tee nf Rowland's Essence of Tfyre ; by mierely wretttog the hatr, it mn'ed iatel'y Produces aL p'erfect change. Price 4s., -a. d and Os._id pr bottfle. Si3ld by the sole proprietors, A. 5ReanIQ a-nd ion,20,Hetton-garden, H-olborn, London : and by appointment by nost Perfumers and medicine venders. Ask for"' Rowland's Oil," Sr "nld'l)e"adosrete signature, "A. Rowland and Son. All others are counterfeit'. WA-NTT PLACES.-AIl letters to be post paid.. AS NURSx, a young WVoman, aged 2.9, who can take the ears of oztss or rwo chidren : has no objection to a fewr miles 'rom rosvti. Direct to E. S. It. at Mfr. Matbewsls, brokcer, 17, il'ckney- road, near Union-street. Noofficekeeper need atpply. S NURSE in a smnall Family, to wait on one or two t.h~ lildren,;,ir as; Ho,usernatd tona respectable Family, wvhere a m an skept, a yottttg Worntan lrotni tt,o country. Direct or apply to A. D. r.5. Grest Tower-Rtreet. A NURtSa to one or two children, or as Housemaid, Awhere a footmanat is kept,-a steady active young Woman, writh a zood elcaracter; has no objection to towen or country. Direct to A. B. 103, 0 *swett.streer. No offieek(eeper tteed apply. A Young L 4 iy of rcspectability, its a Family, wthere she ttmay hTe em~ployed at her needle ; hias no objection to mnake her- self (otherwvise useful : as tompatiton to an elderly Ladyt wtlt be pree- rerred a reference will be give:, and required. Direct to E. E P. at, Mtrs. Wilesmn', 87, Cisapel-str-eet, Pentonrllle. AS LADy'5-etAlAID, a respectable steady young Woman, AI.aged about 2g. wvho ticoroughltyinderstands dressmaking, haler. Iressingz, &e.: is wtiltetig anid obliging, can have an undeniablse ha, raeter from! the lady she has tust left. Direct or appily to E. Y. at Mel- Thact-'s, checsetnonger, 81, Gracechtcrch-tret.ee etear Cornhill. A S Coos ,anti Hoseap:tt a single G -entlem-an, or' as oo i a small aml,arespectable Person, wvho can have at most undeniable character. Direct to m. 1t. 3, water-street, Bridge- street. No ofricalceeper need apply. AS CooK andi HOUSEKgyaPRsat single Gentleman, or A ii a respectable Trertesnean's Famiy a ntiddle-atged Wloman, is-ho would partiettlarly suit wvhere care an ontidenec are requiired; ,an giveiinexecoitlonable referettees. Dirc to A. Z. at Mir. Davis's, dairmn Na' ta-courit, clemient's-lane, Lombhard-street. No oflekeeper neeA apply. AS COOK nd Hous~aersa o a singl Gesttleman, o-r 111 o wit n a eldrlyLad, amidle-aged Woman, wvho Can have a god etarcre frm ler lst lac. Drect to AB.at MAr. Parker's, ritesemnge, 12, t. olc's-tret, lertscensvell. No offleekeeper Goac2 t Cooc, arcpcaeWmn, -aged O h her hbtsiness, and. ca,, have an unoexcepttonable character frem her last place. Direct to M. NI. 51. Ooodge-street, Tottsnltam.court.roeid. AS Cool< in a regular Family, a young Xvoman, who. Athoroughtly under'stands her buintetess, where nothing is required geitt of the kitchen, and wh'lere cite lady Is her owvn hotteekeeper; itasn O ohiectiots to the rare of a dairy: rthe country would be pzeferred. ~i~rect to A. P. , Upper Rathibonic-place, Fitzroy-square. A S C ona in a geti teel Faminily, amidead respect- fM_ able WVomats, who tindtrstands he buies a ento years in, her present situaRtion, and the death ofhrmsrsstereason for leavl;Iig; can h,ave a good character frmtefml;afw miles out of tow', wsould b,e preferred, whtr teeI n ae to attenid. Direst to A. 55. at Mir. Sayer's, 14, Lamnb'Cnditpsge Red Lion- squaxe, Siolborn. S Co-ok, wh-ere a kitchensnaid ~is kep't, or as ~Cook and AHioutelaeeper to a slingle Gentleman, ai respectable Woman. DIrect to .T.T. 3. Windmnill-street, Tottettbhain-court.road. No office- keeper need apply. AS HO0T1UCEM Alu 8ln Gentlema-n's or Trade-sman'sF`amily, 1 Lr1 a respectable Young Woman, who can htave a good chrate fronis her last plasce, wrhere she lived thiree Years anid upwvards. Dir;!Cest to A. H. at Mr. l.ee's, 4, HaLnd-court, H-olborn. 4S Hou1SicalAuID in a sinigle Gontlelman'sFami~ly, 'hs al ma onservant Is kept, a Person, ceho has lived in the same sItua- tion ;oreas Plaiti Cookc. Direst to A. D; at Mr. M1,an's, 12, Gulldrord. Street, near the Foundling. No offileekeeper nced apply. AS DATYISM AIn, or Kitchenmaid, in a Getntleman-s Family, 'ress Housemnaid wvhere a footmati Is- kept, a -young WOMattl from the cottntry. Direct to C. D. atMr ttcad a, 0, Alder- manibury-poBtern, Fore-street, Cripplegate. No officekeeper neeui apply. AS WAITRESS in a geniteel Eatingio_use, or ha~sno oh- AILjection to a situation as Batmald, a Person. Direct to D5. A. 9, Broadway, Btaekfirlrsr. No officekeeper neeed apply. AMAie andi his WTerc, wvithout ineumbrancee; the mya-n Aas Indoor Servant. in or, out of livery; the woaman as Plain Cook;- can have good characters from their last place, wvhere they lived upwrards of nine yearst; a small family will be psret'erred. Direct or apply to A. B. C. 40, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square. - AS f-xDooa SuItV ANT, a middIle-aged Man, without in- .L~. cumbsrance, who tunderstands tite care of horses If required; and is thorougilly acquainted with every thing of household work - can be 'vell reconmmentled for sobriety, honesty, aced ability. Direct to J J. 39, Adam-street West, A YoUng MAss, in a small genteel Family; can he well recommended, and have an eight years chnreeter from his last situation In the country i ne objection to take the care of a horse and chaise, scork In the garden, or wait at table occastonally. Direct to S. i3 90 WhltechaPel-road. S FoOTMAss in a regular Family, a young Man, who E33,can have a good character from his last place; in or out of livery. Direct to A. B. at M7r. Ashfield's, bricklayer, 49, St..Johseg-squar7. Clerkenwell. 4 S; Gaooas, or Under Coaclhman, a young Malt of good Lra.. eonnexions, selto has no objection to travel: tthe most sat sfac. tory reference r.s to ability can be given. Dlrect to G. L. at theltalian oil Warehouse, D2, COosweil-street. 4 S WAITEnt at an Hotel, Tavern, or Coffeehouse, an X active yotcng blaa, who perfctly understands his business, and cats be *vell reeommr-nded. Direct to A. D. 5, Ball-alleyj Lombard- street, near Graceehercb-street, A S W~trraa at a ave rn , CJoffeehouse, or HIotel, or in X3L a respectable Chopicoitee, a young Mani, aged 2S,who has been in. ties linoseveral years, and tact bays an undeplable ebaracter from Mig iast place. Direct to NC.411, Oxford-street. ? o offleekeeper need apply. A S PORTEt ina Sho oras Outdoor Servant, ayoU1ig M" balt, who can takce the charge of a liorse and gig, and make imself othetwige useful no ojecton to town or country. Dlrect to it. J. at Mr. Corawell's, laker, 1S, Hraifmoon-gtreet, Plecedilly. A S P'ORTER, by the weeL, in a Warehouse, a mielle- ba a aged Man, wvho wrltes a plaiR hand, and klnows town well; can goodcharacter from his last place, where he lived lu.c years. DIrect to J; 0. at Mr. Colltu's, engraver and prlnter, Dowgeto-uL CANDLES.-KEX , Nto. , Strand, cotner of Itorth- timberland street; Alanufacturer of the fine8t WAX LIGHTS, Spe,rnaceti and Composition Ditto, and Winxed Wick Almolds, tales the liberty oft recommending -hi articles for superior quality, and on moderate termp, to those families who may honour him with their commande,'which shall bo punctually attended to, and carefully packed for the country if required. N. B. Wax ends in any length and aualitv.