... ELEGANT CURRICLE ANO HARNESS, TO be SOLD reasonably, a -new stylish CUR- RICLE and HARNESS 7 : the Curricle was built tor a Alan ot ?? on the newest and most approved princi- ple, and of tne very be»t materials, and workmanship; the lining cf reJ Morocco ...

... NOBILITY, GENTRY, and .Others.— Just ?? from Turkey, IheGeuuiye OTTO of ROSES, in bottles, from 10s- 6d. to 21. ?? To be had of Edward Com- plins, Chemist, No. 11, Bishop Spate-street \N ithin: where may be had ?? Rose, prepared from the Otfo of Roses, price ...

... which a Connection is pointed out be- tween it an i some obscure and important Disorders in {lie Hu- nan ConstbuMo.*.. F»y EDWARD HARRISON, M. D. F.R.A.S. Ed. Member of t ?? Rova! Med. and Royal Pbys. Soc. Ed. ofthe Med. Soc. London, &c. Printed for R ...

... metropolis. Published by Edward ftlogg, *• i. 11, Little Newport-street, corner of Caslle-st reet, Lciccster- ■qu.ire. y--IK\'uTvß MADKIRA WINE, CHARIOT,, iJT , ; . ?? i)i d NOTABLES.— To be SOLD by Pitl- V\ T c ; v I'ltM'T, by EDWARD lAIBKR, a quantity of ...

... — The last _L importation f'r;>ia I'trke-,, thR Oenuine Otto of Roses, in '„i til^s of l-.s. id. and upwards, to be had at Edward Coniplt.i's, ' ?? 41, B.shopsciite-sireet 'Aitkin Where inav be han L'Ksiirit lie Rose, prepared from tbe t'.tto of Roses ...

... cieaali ness. No follower, allowed.— Apply at 43, Upper Berkeley- street, Ed ware-road, between twel-e and four o'clock. A Young Alan of respectable connections, is desir- ous of obtaining, a Situation as CLERK in a WARE- HOUSE, Agent's or Solicitor's Office ...

... Stanley. Bart, j Pud--y l)a«'on, Ksq. *- ; r Ttvim;, t!c>k«ih, H,,rt. j Thomas Knile, K-q. \-r l.d. P. Lloyd, Barl »1. P. ' Edward Faikorr. !sq. Lieiti.-Gen. G»'i»coigue, M. P. ! Henry B. Hollinsbeatl-, L=q. r>litj»r-Grii. Dirom. I TliocmS Leyland, Esq ...

... quish or take Napoleon Bonaparte, hi this day Engraved and ready lor delivery. Prints, 55.; in Colmrrs, 10s. 6*l. Published by Edward Orme, Bond-street, corner of Brook- street, ?? Picture, as large aslife, is exhibiting. WAiNTS a Place as NURsl^r J^r^MaTd ...

... the -said County, Gen- tleman, are personally, or by their Solicitors, to COME IN anl PROVE their RESPECTIVE DEBTS' beiore Edward Morris, Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southainpton-huildings, Chancery-lane, London, oa ...

... ricle, perfectly- steady either in single or double harness; warranted sounds and'trial granted.- To be seen by enquiring for Edward, the Ostler, at Seymour's Livery-stables, TitcK- borne-street, top ofthe Haymarket. The Owner referred to if required. Parted ...

... the Advertiser an acceptable servant — Letters, postpaid, to J. M. No. 15, Hertford-street, .Mayrair. W AN'i^SITUA'IToNS,* a Alan and hi. Wife ; the Man as PUTLER and Own Man, the Wife a. COOK and HOUSEKEEPER, an 1 who know their business well, and will ...

... 3 vols. Miseries and Pleasures of Matrimony, or the First Husband and tbe Second, 3 vols. Children of tbe Abbey, by R. M. Roche, 7th edition, 4 vol* The Bachelor's Journal, inscribed to the Girls of England, 2 vols Emmeiine, or the Orphan ot the Castle ...