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7 a I -t ~~ , - . • Ab • • ,!4 .- 1 - ‘• • - OW . At . ; _ 4 4: 114 .'~%'.i . ~~' Su)irEß 9173. OFFICE OF ORON..IIIVE, .114 1 16, f 816. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. J EsTr., oßinsr.ANci, a hereby give Notice, That Propmals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, co o r before W eD)IESDAY, the: Slit inst. from such Persons as of be willing to undertake the Supply of CARTRIDGE a d ocher PAPERS, fur berviee of this Departmcn., for a t i er iotof Thee Years, deterntinabk after the exptratlon of the Mt Year, no:ice of Three Mouths, at the option of either Party' Patterns of tlbe Paper nil) , be viewed upon application to the Comptroller of the I(oyal Laboratory, in the Royal Arsenal at k'oulwich, and (ardor! Parleulars. together v. liii the Terms and con di t i o ns of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's o m„ in aforesaid, any day between the hours of Teu s ad Pier ti _Text, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed w and ell I 1{4r144 " Proposals tor Cartridge raper;" but Proposal can be admitted after the said OM instant, 64 Tw oes &Chock at Noon of the same day, ,s Other wok any la ke be anticed, "oleos the Puny making it, or an Agent in 1.4 wolf, :ottond. Onkir of the Board. 4. H. CR EW. Secretary.. • . rrio BE SOLD. *.FREEHOLD Mndern and very Elegant VII.LA, luperfecsOrder,* dehuhefully situate ill the New Forest, between Lynntiurst and Lymington, with all celien AVal I G ardt n,O rc ard,l.awn, Shrubberies, and j,, l a—tet the whoir 7a Acres, wail' Right of Purl and Common: rear to fox lin Inds, and lull of Cattle—Trice 5000 gs. On the B o rder. of Vorset and Hants, au excellent Gion:luntan's Kest& all Oifice , , Farm Buildings, leo Acres superior Laud, Right of intro, t yeti:ivy Fi•hay, etts.—Price £7l.oCir • n the Cuast, a yreehold Double Cottage, commanding most • eateinvive Sea I',evi, and excellent Shooting; contains Thirteen Rooms, Gar dos. Ittc.—Pric , JACO. At Fawley, Lady Taite'e Marine Cot tale 01 tire, with all 00cei, Caries's, Lawn, and Shrubbery, in a fine Spotting Country—Price Zl6OO. One MO Irian the Sea, Gintleman's Residence, Offices, and any quantity d l,a id. to Acres. Other Estates throughout the Empire, of all sizes, at ii.e t Wier of I\lr. Susi:, Landed Estate, and lUWII sod Country House Southampton row, Russell-square. Let.ers to be paid. • kIitVIGABLE CANAL AND 0 I'HER PROPER' Y. 10 BE SOLD 13Y - AUCIION, By Mr. :•CO I'V. CD VS 'DAT, August Q at Twelve o'Cluck, at the Matt, Leadoa, orikt of the Executurs, CTAFFORD and WORCES NAVIGA. .13 'PION, Pour Shares to ti-is eseilknt C4lnCeni, frodLnhe Grin.lllist.k to the Severn, possessing great local advantages— the diviaeLds luxe repeatedly been Alt per Share clear per Aus aro, the hoc i.alfsyusr was Xta ; Saransea Canal, 'fen Sharer, to tapnreini Concerti, dointluig ietO per share per Annum; MuutiottA, dividing X . 9, And Mler.istre Canal Shares; Coon. merchil }timid:4am', dividing £3 per Cent.; Gas Liglixi, Russell sod Surrey institution Shares. Ply:kolas at the New Hotel, ; Haldane. Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Mart ; awl at %be Olke ut Mr. Scott, No. WI, New di iJo•stripet, London. ••••• ESEX. A IIEAUTIFUL FREEIifILD ESTATE, n-ar ROIktFORD, twelve tulles front Lutidun, Fifty Acrei near the Common, Twelve small MAIMS iu Collier row-lane, Three Cottages and Gardens iu Rutuferd, and a held In Paves-hue, near the tiusen tatit•tope. B* Mr. SCOTT, t., FRIDAY, August 9, et Twelve. at the Mart, by order of the r.rectiters of the late Mrs. 13.18W15, in nine Lots, useless ac ceptable Alters shall be previouslyinade by Private Contract, XIA RS H ALLS, for many years the distinguished Kt deuce dud Property of the late Jacesou etwoptisieg a s,ia:ious handsome Fain'ly House, with cow -I.leee inttn.al, 6011faliC. and detached Offices, arranged with se. peitor vii.v.atience, most satutantially erected, delightfully wetted, t.gretahiy elevated :aid healthy, in the centre of above 111: Acres of e rcelent Land, cnrupact within a ring knee; 37 Aerts ot which are beautiful Meadow, finely timbered in the er.lt tz:Ne, in limn of the house, refreshed by a capacious sheet waLet, wel. stocked with fish, utterly inclosed by varied eta iota Piaarations and stately timber; extensive Sitrub tvry, W isa, Lawns, Greenhouse, Alcoves, spacious Gardens With lofty wads profusely stocked; and a Cold Bath. be real /.1 the haws are in ten fields of rich Arable and Meadow, a Irani , complete Farm Yard, irelosed by the requisite buildings. This 2ttracitig residence Las been formed at a large expense, entirely ter convott, 'tined to aeconinwelate an opulent eatablisbutent With ecutierny; and early Lot 2. A eott.pact Fieelield Estate, comprising SUA. OR. 20P. of good Arable Eaed, in seven iticlosed fields, situated near the Common, on the vast side of tee New Road leading from the high Reniettted Road to Nuek. lots 3, 4,5, G. and 7. Tweive Freehold small Dwelling-houses, tli Gardens, situated in Collier-tow-lane, Rumford, let Po good Teliante. Lot 8. Three Freehold Cottages with gardens, in Romford. Lot 9. A Freehold inclosed Field of rich Arable Land, 26.3 a. situated in Paint's-1 , 31e. The Residence may be viewed on stateel days, by cards only. Descriptive pariictuars may be had at the Cups, Colchester; the thck Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Rumford; Red Lion, (hoed; at the Mart ; and of . Mr. Scott, US, New Bridge-street. WA itREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID, BLACKING. produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal! an the 'highest Japan Varnish, preset re% the Leather soft, and Ireve its its cracking, does not soil the linen, is perfectly tree horn any uttpletount smell, and will getain its virtues hi any emate. Sold Wharsale by Robt•rt Warren, 14, St. Mania's-lane, tendon; and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin; White, Waterford; Thomson, Belfast; Raeburn, Edinburgh; Osborne, Glasgow; 1.-on,lnvertiess ; Cookworthy, Plymouth; Wit herden, Margatep Fige, Ramsgate; Lawler, Brighton ; Rudd, Southampton ; Mason, Chester; Bacchus, Portsea ; Cl.rk, Lancaster; Wood, ; sliefeleld; Greet Guernsey; Shelduoi Manchester; Itoulithwat!e. Liverpool ; Eats:told', 6wansea; l'inknel, Dania; Sonnel, Carlisle; Frewer, Norwich; klosoo,Sc - athotough ; an 4 by his Agents io every Town in the Kingdom, in SrUhe Willett, is. tid, a lout, :01 LAI a Out, and ed. each. CavTioN.—Observe, none are genuine unless Oro& //r2/7) ant e 14 signed on the Label, and 14, St. Martin's-lane, stamped in . 4 i , e Bottle, as the superior quality of this 11lacktng has. induced .tereral 'use impostors to sell spurious composition' todei the above name. - • :UNIPER ESSENCE OF rEPPERMIN r, by HEN - 1 7 X THIS ESSENCE is a. ssfr, vffectusi , and pbta- Sant Et.nedy In Flatulencies, Gouty an d Cholicky Pains, in the Sioniack sad Bowels, ludigettiun, Hysterics, Nausea, at terdant od'Preancy, Relaxation and Lassitu de arising from , Atmospheric H e at, want of Appetite, Injuries iron ' Inclement 'rather, and In the Spasmoiic affection of the Stomach anal "`',7lel", tt common to infants,—adspting the d o s e to the urgency 'O' the case. As a Family Medicine, or tor the Army or Navy , it will b e f oun d a va l ua bl e acquisitinn.—Esscuce of VepperVint uto Well known u a valuable baldly Medicine, that the princi. Dal object o f t hi s a d vert i sement 1. to guard purch asers a g ainst the numexou s C uun i er f e i ts w hi c h are prepared lry Druggist's agc ,Ate only caution J. N. HLATiI call give, is to s ee that "J. r. '"h, Nuttiagliam," is cagrsvtduu the Gowan:lent Stamps— rr+ce Xs. 941. and Is. 1441. 8411 1 E. Edwards, (Agent to Heath),66, Ft . Paul ' s Chit ..... cb ;•'4; Sanger, 150 Oztotd %nett ; 1 utt, R o y al Et i Aad w ca 1 11allable De/raja Medit.tuss. a KINGDOM OF WM.. In the Pres., and to be publishes}, by iint.Dvitst, Cita DOCK, and Jos, in One Volume. Bvo. witb two Maps, AHISTORY of NIPAL, a Kingdom in the North of INDIA: describing its Oi lain, Situation, Surface, Climate, and Inhabitants ; Relations. Political and Outliner. vial, with the British Dominions in Asia, Fibet, l'artary, and the Chinese Empire; and the rise and progress of the present War. • e • '1 h. gents al want of information which appears to prevail with respect to Nlpal, and the powerful and increasing interest which attaches to the rusting war with }bat country (so lately brought within the sphere of European knowledge) may be re• gardeil as strong recommendations of this work. COAS AFRICA. In the Press, and to be speedily published, by BA cawttr, Caw- DOCK, and Joy, in One Volume, tivo. with a Chart of the Curomantyn, or Gold Coast, COME ACCOUNT of AHANTAH and FAN -1.7 "I'l N, and the r..mainiug Countries on the Guld Coast of AFRICA; containing Notice. of their Soli, Climate, and Pro duetions,and of the Persons, Manners, Customs, Religion, Insti tutions, Arts, Trade, and comparative Civilization of the lobe- Intents; including Narratives of their more recent Wars, awl Hints for the developement of their ancient History, and the History of the African Slave Trade; and for an loquify into the original Cuuotry of the Negro Race. ••• Recent intelligence of a War (the consequences of which may be important to British interests) bas served to shew, from the unsuccessful attempts of tke public prima to inform their readers of the situation and state of the Countries of Altamaha (Ashantees) and Fantyn (Fautees), and front the errors and de ficiencies of our best maps and books of Geography, the want of a work similar to the one above described. gar Must tosportant to person* engaged in 'Trade, and !sight) , useful and interesting to the r rulession of the Law, Clerks of the Peace, Country Magistrates, &c. This day was published, price Seven Sh.ihngs, (250 Pages r HE REPORT of the SELECT COMMIT• TEE on the INSOLVENT-DLUTOKS' ACTS, 53 and 54 Geo. 111. with the MINI) TES of EVIDENCE taken before the Conunittes of the House of Conuaons of the following Gentle- • men: Mr. Thomas Clark, I Lord Advocate of Scotland, Mr. Samuel Worrall, Mr. John Merryweasher, Mr. Robert Waldman, I Mr. Richard Grasswell, Mr. "'eta' Laurie. Mr. G. Emelt Estalf, Mr. Charles Harrison, Mr. Joseph Th ompson, Mr. John Tate, I S r Richard Phillips, Mr. John Drogden, I Mr. berjeant Runnington, Mr. George Yressey, Mr. F. William Carter, . Mr. Robert Hasiim, Mr. George Fox, Mr. William Lre, Mr. Nathaniel Davies, Mr. Samuel o:iver, Mr. John Walter, Mr. John Shaper, Mr. John Phillips, Mr. Nicholas Nison, I Mr. Thomas liewatt, Mr. B. E. Brooshuoft, Mr. Robert Taylor s Mr. Edward Kirby, I Mr. John Cole Cooper. Mr. John Gosling, !• The Examitiation and '1 asrimony of the Judge of the In. solvent Debtor. Cdurt (Mr. Seljeant Runuington) fills fifty closely-pruned pages. . Printed fir Clentent, 192, Strand. Of whom may be bad, 1 he Fins Annual Rtport of the Corr minces tit the t i kUle Or emu:9W ON MADHOUSES, pritt is. ' THE BR ITISii REVIEW, No, XV. will to 1 published on the Ist of August, and canter Articles on the fullbutiug Sobjecis 1. The Women df Britain ; 4. History, Literature, &c. of the ' Moors iu Spain ; ti. Sir Thomas Bernard's Spurinna; 1. Gas- Light ; 1. Coleridge's Chrktabel. and Litman', a Tragedy; €. 11bittiGelsr, Greek Plays; 7. Island of St. Helena; 8. History of 'the Bible. Society, alviiigh . succinct Ai count of the Origin at.it Korress of that iniporrai t Establishn cut ;t9:l4loore's Sawed Songs; 10. Jameson's Mineralogy ; Southey's Carmen Nup ?sale ; iY. Quinze lours' a toildres, by a Frenchman; IS. State or the Agrieultute of the Country ; 14. The Slave Trailel2oest . Landoll Primed for Bahlwin. Cradock, and Jay, Paternus ttrkow; and J. Hatcharil, may still be had the fourteen preceding Numbers. price 6s. each. MA FRI IsIONY. From the fain: embrace Uninatly sons arise—a puny race ! MAR RI AGE should be the foundation nt happiness, which is often disturbed through the panics that form the union, nit taking those precautions which would secure then* the enjoyment 01'6.a great domestic blessing. Amidst the melancholy variety of chum:iris under which human nature is knows: tit suffer, that- are none more alarming or more dis tres•ing than those which result front fashionable Lidetise, early dissipation, or solitary Intemperance. Messrs. CO ItitlE and Co. beg to state that the sedulous at tention of a practice explosively directed tt. the treatment and cure of CERTAIN compLAINTs, entitle them to the claim d superior acquirement; As regular Surgeons, they offer a speedy and permanent cure for everrstageof that disorder, which is contracted in au unguarded moment, and which poisons the springs of life, and for every class of debUtiy, which is the conse quence of jue.mile indiecrettuns, preventing the maturity of man hood, entailing ley anticipation, on its unhappy victim all the in. firmitim of old age—the: body becoming enervated and ema ciated—the cheeks yellow and bloodlesi—alid the mind gloomy and dejected. For the ►esult of their success in this parncu• lar branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they flatter themselves, they have au:Tilt - et by co years experience, in a much extended practice. In ►light and recent cases of Syphiltc tie Complaints, a perfect mare is completed in the short period of two days; and in tor most aggravated cases, a proper perseveratite in their plan of treatnient insures to the patient au hay.gorai et: constitution. _ _ _ Married Women, who have long been disappointed in , keir expectations of a family, may be .ts,iitell that, i 44444. 11.5lanCtql, such detects are curable by medical skill; and though the r ' movel of such impedimenti be an object 01 doubt anti wirer ally with others, yet the cure ut t....;ch defects, by the tra.h.Jl ;.to grew of renovation, is the acquiresornt of their exyzeei.::e. • Messrs CURRIE. and CO. may be consulted by Piuiesitc of either Sex, with the greatest sect.:ey and h.wour, a! the:r betuse, N 0.107, Hatton-garden. Patitnts In the country, stating their rase, aim and general habit of livlng, &e. &c. enclosing a remit tance for advice and medipints, the same will be given or sent to any part of the Kidgdoni.—.lo7, Hat•onlardro, Is, Bosivesie-strut, Pleat.ipstot, Loudim. I IF MEN, ignorent of die Principles of Medicine! as a Atelier, can, by the toe of nostrum+, orcationally re. ; move, or even palliate the distressing symptoms of I.uel. Vr nerea, how much may those Surgeons build 011 securing waiver- I sal practice, who, to the mos: indefatigable researches Into its nature, causes, effects, and method of care, can publicly ex`.!- bit testimonials Irum every celebrated Professor with which this Metropolis is honoured, together with certificates front TWO of 1 its nsust awn:naive Hospitals. Armed with the :shove irreCragalle prootto tar medical educariers,and antluorsed as Mem en of tbpJ.onduo Vidlege, Messrs. t.:G.i3autfto. nerd not fur. her repkto the. envious mi.representations, that st.7.le of their 1.11 , :ortutiare brethren pique themselves on circulating : the an•wer tr I but too evidont In the invariable success that has for a t.t 14: 6 years attended their peculiar method of t-tatraent, which is safe,-; speedy, pleasant., and effocretsl. as bas been attested by a mime. rous patronage in every re* of WI( leY. 1) realm: their a!lilities I to a selected branch of a studios mud difilsult prof . ..soon, viz. the diseases of the Generative System, both imr.tediate end re. mote, as Luca, Stricture, Glans, &c. it is nut surprit!ng they should acquire, under every expediency, a superior decision, even where the united endeavours ot the must endue:lt of the l'aculty have failed, whose pravice itunnetal. Nervouti Debility, with its awful train of syniptium.,.et'ueo brought on by a residence in tropical cl.mate4, or by Cte of hinertinium, or, as is CPI trequend F the case, by premature in du:genre in solitary setuu.ility, astay even, in its most advanced stages, be entree ed by mild restoratives, and the patient, through the gradual progresi of improvement, taecomes re assured ot his fun frited heabli. but, it s to the Female world thcir well ar.. ralisctl pLui more et•pecially refers, by its: prevention of many in tricate titsorders,arising Irian any ut the furegotogcauses,or other peculiarities, either natural or acquired. hilpasr-u. truss are tube consulted with candor and delicacy by Patieut a or eitlicr ' , ex, from morning until night.-I.e:ters from the coutnry should minutely describe the case, and eaclose a Bank note, when the proper 11:10e..1eS'wdl be forwarded to aay pert of town or country. . Goss and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, 13, street, London. Flcct• SATURDAY, JeLY 21, 1816. This day was pubil‘hed, lb limo. The Fourth %lithos, corrected and improved, price as. beards, THE LONDON PRACTICEof MIDWIFERY. To which are added, instructions for the Tzeatm.nt of Lying-in W. inlet], and the Priticilial Diseases of Children : chiefly designed for the Use of Students aud•early Practitioners. London t Pointed for Longman, 'Aunty Rees, Orsne, and Brown ; Jolla Callow ; HiglAcy and Suu ; B. COI and S 011; anti qt. and G. Underwood. This Jay was published, In tom. the Second Edition, considerably ttearged, price 144 bds. A -PRACTICAL ACCOUNT of the MEDI• RANEAN FEVER, ask appeared in the ibivips and liospoals of his Majesty's Pleat on that station ; with Ca•es and Directions. 'En wi.ich are added, Facts and Obberva , ioi.s tratiVe of its Caches, Symptoms, and Treatment ; comprehending the History . of Fever in the Fleet Alsring the years nin, 1811, 1811, !lily, and of the Gibraltar and Carthageme Fevers.' - By 'IA/11.1.1AM 0113 NEVI, M. D.. Phlsiciati no :he Fleet, &c Ste. Ste. London: Printed tor .d.tin Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown -tour:, Princes-street. Thihday were pesblitlied, In Twn Volumes I :mo. price-its; vitt boards A NEc..POITS, MEUICALCALMICAL.and CtiIitURGICAL ; collected, arranged, and maul:34.mA. By Jut APE.PI'. " " . ..udo et kw) uti Bog, cum gravibus striiscu! Itatisfreeti• lalia. ..i.:IC. OFF. 1. , London: Primed for lobo Callow, Medical Bcolcaellec, 10, Crown -court, Priuca•atreet, Sulin. Where may be bad, just imiorted, In 4 vols. 8v0..01 Ss. boards, The American Medical and Philo , ophical Register; or, Anna's of Medicine, Natural History, Agriculture. and the Arts, cud ducte4 by David Hosack, M.D. 1/.1...5. and J. W. Francis, M.D. rsib day %VAN pubiliihed, price 2s. Gd. a New Edition, of AN ESSAY.m EDUCATION, with a CHART of EDOCATION.—IIy JOHN EVANS, A.M. Mikter of a Seminary fur a limited bur of young Gentlemen, PoDiu's row, Islington. Sold by Sherwood and Co Paternoster-row. Mr. Evans's Seminary re-opews ou Monday, August 5, after the Midsummer Recess. Itch:mimes are made to Sir John Pert ring and Cu. as well as to Mesi.r.. Groortzior and Co. Conitaill; to Dr. Abraham ltce•, I:ffigN•road ; to .A,tley Cooper, Esq. Broalatieer ; and Mr Lid Mercee, MR. AliA Ct4IM. CON. TRI l. AND LIFL, Neat 4 rimed iu hvo. price ea. THE Full-st And must Correct REPORT of the 1 It I Al. WRIGHT v. Bit All A M (of the King's Theatre), fur CRIM. CON. comaitung .AI.I. remarkable Evidence, verbatim; the Speediest)! the Counsel at length ; and the whole of the Lord Chlet-Jus •ce Gisas's th Jury. h‘' AN EMiNhisi I . sHORI*-lIAND WRI TER. With an introductinn, n and Mentoirs of Mr. BRAHAM. Printed for W. Hone, ele74-street....-1 /Our " HON et ittitOn." (:OMPLETIONof the BEAUTIES.if ENGLANDandWALER, Wh:c cowasti of 25 Part'', or Voloinvs, and cootains upwards of 700 Couper-pher Ertraving; T HARRIS. the Pu t.t the above extensive! V-• Work, having now brought it to conclution, most emcee). requests the Subeelibers, who have omitted to pereha,e it In the 'regular Course of publication, will immediately apply, tither to him, at the Coate of St. l'Aus,'s Cuvacit YARD, Or to their Bookseller in Town or Country, for the Volumes or Numbers of which they may be ddlcieut. The 6w reniainitig Seta of the Work, complete, may also be bad by early apolittarlon ; and those person. who Sod owy dis— colty to getting the work bland. way have it executed in any. way Ivry niay direct, by sending it to the Publisher. DEBATE IN THE 110 USE OP COMMONS. On the 31st instant will be published, ripHE COLONIAL JOURNA L, No. 11. (con. JL tinned Quarterly,) containing, beside various Mbic.lla mous Articles of Colonial Information, a full gra faithful RE PORT (the only one hitherto printed) of the .perches of Mr. Wilberforce, Mr. Palmer, Mr. G. Watson Taylor, Mr. Barham, Mr. Peamoby, Lord Castlereagh, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Canning, Sir Samuel l omUly, Mr. Grant, Sir J. Beresford, Mr. Manntint, an d Mr. Baring, no Wednesday, the 19th of June, 1816, on the Motion of Mr. Wilberforce. for Papers relating to the Slaves its the West Inaba I.lainis, and on Mr. Pa:laser's Atitendnient. London i Printed fir 11..ldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster-row; J. M. Rich:action, Curoli:1; and 1. Booth, Duke. street. Pon la nd• I'o THE PUBLIC. THE celebrated A NTI-IMPETIGINES, or SO LOMON'S DROPS (without mercury or any deleterious preparation,) fur the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, I.errosy, al disorders originating in au impure state of the blood. '1 keseadmirabie Drop* strengthen the constitution, purify the blood, and pronoire the circulation of the fluids; to eltect wtdcla is evidently The work of time, and ready perseverance in the use of Medicines adapted fur those salutary purposes. Disorders of blood are generally many years in acquiring that strength which renders them almost insupportable in their operation and alarm ing, to the constitution. It cannot. therefore, he reasonably ex pectecl that a single bottle of any medicine will operate like a charm, .and change the whole system, so long impregnated with deleterious matter; 'whiter should patients be disheartened, if, ' after taking two or three bottles, they should Lind themselves, in their own apprehensions, rather wurge—it is a predicament fre quently ca used by the moving of malignant matter, and is, in fact, a vety favourable symptom. .1 here drops are gradual, gentle-, and altneot impet ceptible in their operation—the best subs. itute that has tr er been discovered fur de dangerous ral Mercury, sweetening the blood, stimulating it to expel all I:OLIOU4 and intpUre juices, giving streogth and tune to the nerves, enlivening and invigorating the body and mita King's Evil, Struma or Scrofula, are hard, schirrous,and often indolent tumoOrs, that affect the giaods of the neck, under the chin, arm pits groin, haw., arms, and wrists, and most commonly ate seated in the neck and beneath the ears. To remove thew ob stinate symptoms, the whole Matra Medley has been tried, with very little success, and the unhaopy sufferer left to drag on a life of misery.—Many err crawling sting on crutches at this moment whom the Anti.luipetigisies would restore to bealtleauJ .vigour if recourse was lid to it. The directions given with each bmtle are plain, and its application is attended with little or :.o trouble. liat;l, rain, or mow, tan be no obstacle to any person taking this Med.cine, as no farther precaution is tie.: ces.ai y than such as is usually takes to prevent common With each bottlel4 given a copious bill uldirectione,a34 select dlustrad•ins of the efficacy of the Anti-Inipictigenes, or *loch is more commonly denominated Solomon's Drops, the Government sbel or stamp of which has the words" Sass L. SOLOMON & LAVAS. r00t.," engraver' on its official Impression, and is uniformly pasted AI the cork of each bottle, with a view to protect those who bby 'rem the medicine renders, ft ow the übrission of counterfeit mini. tations. and unless these words absolteely appear to form a real part of the stamp. the medicine cannot possibly be get:eine; but it they do so appear s it iiirallibly 'detailed' its purity, as die oi:ers t appoloted by Government at autuerset-house. where those ►teraip s are kept sacred to Dr. Solomon's use only, caning be biaseesi, anal' it is 'felony of the very deepest dye to Induce it. toll by Samuel Leigh . , la, Strand; Bacon aid Co. 159, Ox ford-streer, London ; Brodie atd Days ding, Sala:nay ; a..og all _ Liediclue Vertdc.O. PRP TEMPLE CHAMBER.., MI? 1.% isle. A T a MEETING of thoCOMMITTEE of the .""‘ ASSOCIATION foe the RELIEP of the MANUPAC TURING and LABOURING POOR. His GRACE thopUKE of RU ['LAND, K.O. In the Chair ; IT w . o.r.astievals, r , Thhert is highly elpitlftpt,„lo::er the elfctimtlancos Of the country, to mew tbravaarse which Itst‘trava adopted, with such estsii.ive hellcat, in the year ISIS. That a General hleetir.g be called for the purpose of consider. Gig the moat beneficial way of giving assistance to such AS/Jea. , SWISS as may be formed fur the relief of those parts of itie coon. try, which at present are suffering most severely under the Frs• sure of temporary diNtreas. That his Grace the Duke of RDTLASD be requested to sabln4 the above Resolutions to HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK; And that his Royal Highness bte reveetfully requested to mite THE CHAIR, a: a Meeting to he held G,r the above purpo.e, and to 4a a time which may best suit toe convenience of his Royal Higimees. Real Highness having consented to telt. the Chair. a PIIDLIC•MF.EIII , IO will lie held at the CI fY OF LONDON TAVERN, llishopsiate.street. on MONDAY, the 19th of Jar Instant, when the attendance in ii) , •rions disposed to co-opera:, in the views of tht: Association Is earnestly requested. • •„• The Chair will be taken as floe o'Cloek. W. G CARTER. &crew DUTCH PAPERS. BRUSSELS, JULY A. The courier J . :om Lord Weliiogton, who arrived at Cambray on the 17tti, is sa'd to have brought word that his Grace Was to be ex.pected there on the 10,b of Atigtist. The same accounts say, that the dispute between some •Enel-ish Officers at Cambray, in which the French Civil, and the English Military Authorities intettered; has been settled, by potting 7 .... 0 h ,,, 4,1 1 e most guilty into prison fer a tew days ; for the iv., all is perfectly tranqiiil in the can -1 tonments of the riit, , Fit win;t of the Army of Occn. ;cation—the trUJp:, cot - Aiwa:l to observe the strictest I discipline. The French departmental legions of the Somnte and Pas de Calais., have received their definitive or. ganization, and tteir coh.urs have been solemnly consecra.::•d at Amien; and Calais. A number of I recruits have arrived in those towns, to be entolle.ll I in the legions. Ail the French postmasters on the frontiers have !received posi:ive frders nut to suffer any newspaper, printed in the Netherlands, t , pass the frontiers, upon I pain of being dismissed from 'licit tiCce. .ILLY 21.—T0- k lay at noon there passed throttAh I here three very magnificent and beautifully formed carriages, each drawn by four fine hort , ,a. One had i on it the ;tors of the Netherlands, a ith the Et.gli,h i inscription G. Prince Hereditary of Orange's chat int." The carriages were tollowed by fourteen s: rddle. - horses; the whole v. - ere conducted by English i grooms, The carriages, which went to the l'idace of Sacken, are fin. the Prince of Orange, and arc to - I remain There till his arrival. . I _ _ _ WAttgAw, JULY S., _ _ It is not only in our nrighbourhoost, but also in other parts of the kinsOorn, than the bail has done much damage. the nei.t;hbaurtiood of Cracow, hail has talit.'n of eq. size of a hen's egg. The tula has ovesfiuwed its banks in con,equence ot - the cantinued raini, and dude great tt.tosage. It is said our Emperor win go month to Moscow, and that he oily be exp:cted he're about the end 11 Sep. tember.. JULY es. SECOND CHANILIEtt uE 'EtiE STATES-GENERAL. Alter snnie preliminary business, the Pradent in formed the Oiamber, alit the co:rtiniied ex.imiliation of the laws respecting the Indirect Tar.s, will pro bably require anne.er fortnight, and the law con. cerniap; the current Coin revires AL() sAtie explatta. tines ; and nothing else being beftne the Cha:nber, he proposed to adjAurn the Assembly till the Gth of August next, then to resume the th.liberations on thou two subjects. CHRISTIANA, JULY 6. On the 29th ot June we had tl:e pleasure to see the Crown Prince, and his son Oscar, •arrive here in good health ; they were received with great joy,—. The next day they were welcomed by a numerous deputation from the Dal, at the head of which was Bishop Soremer, who made a sii:table speech, which was answered very graciously by the Crown Prince. On the 6:h the two Princes went to the Diet, and on closing it, made a speech, in which is the follow. ing remarkable passage : ‘• Though Nature has refits-el the children cf . t..: North the advarstages she gave to the natives of mil der climes, the bestoved on them the most precious gilts—strength of sou!, and Wye c 4. liberty ; to lead to this noble end, she appoia Led Tem rra nce, Labour, and Industry, as guides ; and to (town i.er be:reels, • she made th 1t internal voice sound in the hearts of the children ot the North, which is re-echoed a thousand. fold from the graves:, and the remembrance ot their fathers, and which calls to than • Be poor, but jade pendent, honoured and respected !' May this voce becOme sacred to you I —then will Liberty always find heirs in the. North ; then will late: nab rack, and the respect of foreigners, always be the inhethtnee of your posterity, long after I diall have ceased to exist !" • KONIGSBERA i W.:: to. • The Prince and Princess at ()range arrived he.e yes7erday, ar . were reeeivetlat the Palace by th e Civil anu Mi • ary Auth oritie e t I Il .DORDRECHT, MX 22. On 1ake . 11944 . 14. Caushaceres, who- has parsed coneablovAmeteftlam i came throuila this town ; he sleptliKene night hen% and then continued his journej In-: Brussels. Be we: accompanied by a valet:dr-chasehre,,e secretary, and two servants. it is reporoJ th•at•he is-going trona Brussels, to return to Paris, havillg either received, or expecting, per. inisitun atom t4e Frepel Government. ' ': 1. - AMSIERDAM, JULY se. ' - rue accounts it our Courent or to-day, respecting the state of thi . rive, s, are foots : rabic. i'he watery • .. ~,i., are every whe n: •• -.•,4., • • Vi NI 11l iie to K• t. et 10