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• t. w ¢ ~!. F I I i r1; 1 7 0 lyvi * . N, ,, • ~ • . . . • , • , .• - • .. . V.• ~ t ... , •441.; • 4 . ' . • ~1 '4 7 . ~, ' try, .:. "1 . .. ,n ..• ~..Niv • • .. ,i, t,.. : t ....,,,..x -..,e • 4 : •,: • . • - 71 'OR 9253' I ,, f aiy serr. FOR RELIEF OF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS Pil")01, MEDICAL. MEN. IN LONDON AND ITS VICINITY. ANNIVERSARY FENTIVAL, IBIS. TU ESDAY NEXT , October WM, at tote L PIIIIIMIOMe .1 I A I RMAM, O GISM Qom-street. N. Rol Hirtness the Duke o' KEN r, K.O.KG C.B. Ice. rAticrrNEW 6.111.1.1 E. M.D. F R S licc. PI LIIIIINT. SIP:WARDS. • I • Or. PillearitTON, - • I • Dr. LATIUM, jim. Dr Bus. - Dr. LUKE. '' .Di Foists, 1 Mr. CA RTWIRMIT 9 Dr ?ITU, I Mr. W errne. ma i ds, I ss. each, to be had of the Stewards, the Secretary, .. 1 AIM"' , neer .1 Dining, Half-Post Five precisely. . •No Collection W. CHAMBERLAIN!, Secretary, le, Ayle,bory-street. GRAND SUNDERLAND LOT I'ERY. lit LAST OPPORTUNI TY OF PURCHASING CHEAP MOTS AND SHARES, IS BEFORE THE sIST IN yrAll I', WHEN ALL MUbT BE DRAWN. szygENTHS ONLY EI.EVEN SHILLINGS. .abitiENT * ltiving gra ated the Sunderland ggods Lerterttotally keen( the Orem Premiums Aid.te disbics the Controller to tell Tickets it 7. Is,. and j 7 l - , vivo Shfillogs only. Though die Scheme COOUOO6 CAPITAL PRIZES of • 15 1 000 I ,Sll,OOO The aro.drawn • 4,00 I 1.000 I Ticket Als,isS. u j ost frise,Cloo; Int is sproiented tnediate Dividends Amp is MONEY., M ? em balm wkh a BAnotiful Modal or Print i tgo LOA Wender of th e World, and Tickets and Shares w a n by die Contractor, j SWEWRIOH T, $7, Cornhill, 11 , sawn, Haymarket, and 1 41, Oaford-street, • And by his Agents. & A y was pittisbed. Second Edition, price es. 6d. Peered, in new picket tioe, with a Coloured View of the City of Al- . gins, num hem the Mediterranean, tiIS TORICAL MEMOIIIS of BARBARY , kik milks Maritime Power, as connected with the Phinder dap *en. itwhitlittg a Sketch of Algiers, Tripoli and I unit: *Acosta of the various Attacks made upon them by veveral Stites of Eitope—Considerations on their present Means of gime, the Original Treaties entered into with them lit King Orbs U sad he nada! Account of the Attack ob Algiers by *Nish ligissima guise command of Lord &mouth. • Want t Wooed bir.Gala and Fenner, Paternoster-row. 'I his day was published, isodeentsly printed (from a new type tut for the work) on los paper, in two large vols. sto price 5t7..75. boards, ,TOANNIS SCAPULA LEXICON GRACO II LAI !NUM; ex "tabula Auctorlbus Locupletatunt, cum Wake Gantt es Latino *anis et wrench. Adam am ino Diakciorun, in Tabulas compendinse minimum At w Lytton Etymologicum cum '1 hematibusloveltigato Uif- Wks et Aromas. 'Ex Jotenots Meursit Gloesarloat abstrac ts, banes= desideratum. Mk nova, in qua ruuc priotont, Vocabobt ex Appendice Wean secantiont titeratum Belem inseruntor. Clore: trctitletant Andreas et Jacobus Duncan, Academia TgotrapU; impunis I. Canby)! ; Longross, Must, Roes, Otme I knot J. Neon; R Priestley; L Booker; Law et Wbit. Lodoesten et Soe ; 5. Barter; G. Ginger; J. lifiaVtlilla ; 10.1ilrio t e.044. el blenailtao; Gale et . Feasigi p„„ lust rs it itnitwell 4,Lt Marria t Londlid. • r - "JEW EDI'l lONS of the following tantiierd LI 9011 El. S sad .120'.*AANCES, ape jun published by Or MIS old Co I.eadeuhall- et reet 1. Diddreli sat the Abbey, by X. M. Roche, 7th Edition, 4 vols. Ida 245. e tramline, or tt e Orphan of the Castle,by Charlotte Smith, Lieina, swab, sli. S. Etlieline, or The Medusa of the Lake, by the same; sew Liao, I vols. 4. Beggar Cid and her Benefactors, by Mrs. Bennett, Midi-, to, drag& 17.. ad • Amu, or ibe Welch Heiress, by the sense, id &lidos. 4 tbs. . • S. lodate Indiscretions, by the same, 24 Edit. S sob 225. 6d 7. Edward, or View of Human Nature, b) Dr. Moore, 64 Wise; 4 vele Its.- • Amebae; leg Mary Ano Roblowea, 34 Edit. 9 vols. las. Weiss and Peggy, by Mrs. Helms, 241 Edit. 3 vols. I ss. 10. Fuser of Inglewood Forest, by the smut, id issit Wis IL Same Esbastiatto, or The Toon Protector, htl Edition, 14113 los • • ••. . itemmoseeof the•Pgreitee., by the same, 40; Edit. 4 vols. 215. .111. 11,2914 a and Maitk Adhill, or The Saracen, by Madame cons, id Edition, 4 yids 323. • 14 Cady; or, The hose of Rally, by Ares Musgrave : Gird oaths, 4 Amos SO.. tli.Yrws/es of Education, by Mrs. West ; second edition, 4941166111% Ss. IL Übe the Monkery, by Professor Kramer, second eat * Ivo views, 203. I?. Theltogbartroman, by Misr Throes 24 edit. 5 vols. 251. ,IS. Allilsosesible, by T. N. Brewer t 2d edit. 4 vols. 203. ILlfahhisew ; or, .Pupil of Hare, by M.A. Rohitwoo : ion Abe, fair volumes, 20s. *. realer Chieftains, by Mies Houghinti, 24 edit. S vols. lie. fii Clisgtonsi:s Widow and Family, by Mrs. Holland, ae lwlelhies 4 _ _ s M. Midnight Weddings !by Mrs. Meeke, 2d S vols. ISs. M. Witt and the Mistress, by Mary Choriton, second ay. be; dun volumes, Ise Irage ; or, iews of Nature, by Mrs. Peek, maid edi. thhlt . , 0 isit *es volumes, I es. thins irie gh loon di Viralva; or, The Homicide, by M. Cbarktul, the a . allalikien, top volumes, 10s. ' • 1 . 1 bit Which ; or, Domestic Occurrences, sd edit. 2 veis it* 174 44 !weft', by Madame D'Arblin, new edit. e vols. es. . of im m. .."' I 8 CCM"' .. , . 1 0 THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY Bop . he; WAIREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID d a y s, . " BLACKING for linnts and Shoes produces, with the roma V r' 4 V IE 4 ease, the most exquisite Jet Back ever beheld ; pram* --"-- Lather soft, and Prevents Its crocking, b pertcatly freshen ' • sa rmPirawit smell, gild will realm its virtues in any Climate. A , ~ . L _.i. Ladles %Milano Sad. by the continued um of this Bla b = • ;..1 nmr boaboces and walking shoes will experkeee a, OW r - i 911 r e Vial to the highest Japan Varnish i they will be Mistiked R ill v. 111141 1 0 xf, and will not soil the clothes. - • and: - ;.4 et kis particalerly reipseetal to observe the bbil k MOO • vs C nor ' disk • 3 1 - Calla l' l, ) //ilte)7l 10./1/1"/PZ. " A r , t oil ir'etzl inn :ase ium gestorg are p al m e mi l imuldess trader he its a • thee .1 " ' )1144 by ' II. tames . , le, St. Mardn's•lase, London, and odd II 0 1 . Al _ l imit r, m -waft C ' fro ', Midge Oxford, Plowman '• ' 84 1 4 t!'7 b '',eilk alli : kY • t • Caner tr ill ,4,4. 4 " '''"••••,_. , Porlthe. . 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Plant Sl:vas- Cllr. you; and if your apprttation enal.le m. t laity the line of the eastern frontier of the Maggio'', will be definitively and completely regulated . " When the view of the receipts and the etpentee of the public treasury for the next year shall be corn. municated to the States General, your High Migbti. nesse: will lee with satisfaction; I how, the considers• ble reduction which, conformably to your wish and mine, has been effected in the charges of the general administration. In consequence, no augmentation of the existing means, no creation of extraordinary resources, will be necessary to cover them. At the same time, the regularity and the facility of the cola lection of the revelpies in almost 411 the provineet demonstrate the salutary influence which the Wiesty of commerce, and of evecy species of induaars lbee' already had on the situation. 0 the inhabitarsts.kbste ueither this circumstance, nor any of the facts from which it is*permitted to presume the always increasing solidity of the public credit, will make me forget the necessity of further economy, and the duty imposed on me not to require from my subjects any sacrifices but such as are strictly indispensable to maintain the honour and safety of the State. 4 , It we recolkct, High .and Mighty Lord% 'wits, has already been done, in moments of the greatest difficulty, to ensure the independence of the country, and the uniform action of the ,Government, we are allowed to hope, that the efforts we have yet to make will lead to an equally favourable result. " Perseverance to attain the object, frankness In concertiug the means, constant endeavours to cherish in all hearts the seeds of concord, confidence, and benevolence : this is what the Belgic nation expects from us, and neither their King net their kepresen• . mires will deceive so just an expectation." The King, having risen after delivering this dig• course, was saluted by the reiterated acclamationi the whole Assembly. MUNICH, OCTOBER 11. The Princess Charlotte arrived this evening et Nymphenberg. Het Royal Highness passed one night at Esslingen, at the seat of Prince Wrede, and one at Neuburg, with the Princess Dowager of Deuxponts. FROM RUSSIA, SEPTEMBER 24. As this Empire bas risen within the last ten year* to be one of the first military powers by land in the world, exertions are now making to raise its navy to an equal degree of eminence. The Russian Empire possesses so extensive and various coasts from the -Whim to the Black Sea, that it must be more easy f'or it than for any other State to create a considera ble navy. Conceining the divisions of this navy its the Euxine and the SOd4 of Asopli, as well as that of Cronstadt, we have detailed accounts. It is perhaps not so well known that there are now extensive dock-yards at Archang.:l also. The timber for the ships built at this place is conveyed.tl=itber etn rafts from the interior of the Empire ; the ammuni• tion, artillery, &c. come from Cronstadt. There have been already built at Archangel two ships of the line, one of them of 120 guns, and.six frigates several large and small ships of war are on the stocks, , and were to be partly finithed this summer. Two brigs with ammunition, artillery, and other naval 'stores. with which the .ships that were ready could be completely equipped, have arrived this summer at Archangel from Cronstadt. Equal activity is shewn to build a diet at the op. posite end of the empire, viz. at Ochatek ; there, how. ever, besides Housetops merchantmen, only crnall ships of war are built, partly beganse no good ship timber is to be found in that counTty, and partly because the , price of labour ; is very high there in comparison with the other parts of the. empire. However, the ships of war built there are sufficient to protect , the trade to the Aleutian Islands, and the Notth . West Cents of America. Of the vessels built at Archangel, two ships of the lines and four frigates , have put to sea, and are expected at Cronstadt. If Russia has in a few years thus placed its external , •means of detence on a very respectable footing, the Government is equally attentive to 'promote internal and external trade. This is shewn by the Treaty of Commerce whicl) Russia has concluded with the United Statesof North America, and the endeavours to form commercial connection' with China and J4 O pan; these have indeed been hitherto [strides, in re• spect to•the last kingdom, but the orations may be changC4l here very shortly if a new form of Govern. , meat should be introduced into Japan. ROME, SEPTEMBER 25. i/ -t • SATUADAY, OCTOBER 26, 1816 SALES BY AUCTION. .1•1=IMMID BIBLIOTHECA HARLEIANA. By Mr. ROMNS, At the Items, late Mr. Philips's, Wtrwklt-street,, Golden. square, on Tuesnav, the tuth November, 1816, and Four following Days, at Eleven o'Clock, THE SCARCE and VALUABLE REMAINS of the HARLEIAN LIBRARY. the Property of a No• bleman; consisting of many rare and Utilise Works collected by great thieves and labour by the celebrated • • LORD WOK TREASURER HARLEY From the Pressei'if Aldus, 'robins, Henry end Robert Ste- phen, Weyer, Foulls, Tawny; aaskartilfe, &e. Ste. • likewise • mnny rare and carious Tracts relatinit to English : Mooch smart the splendid Works. are, in folio, Collna's Hioorier.l Collection of the Noble Family of Cavendish; Calmees Dacia' nary of the Bible Strype's Annals. Fairfax's Godfrey of Bou logne, Howell's Historwal Discourse of London, Llryton's Poly Albion, &veil* Leecon, Eaderble's History of .Wake, Muratori Revel lrakicariaa Scriptures, Bails 'Velvet/um Edit - %shoat, Cestelli Lexicon, Straboai Rerun Cisigraphicarum i Oxon Edit. Herodotes et Pleiniby Aldus; Cute life ot the Duke of Or- Mend, Space's Poiymetia, Dogdak's Baronage, Dart's West- Weer, Cant anent Lexicon, Birch's Lives, and Baer* General Dictionary, acc.—Quano. Giornall &Italie, Murrorl Atoll (lath, Ovidii Dilpbiai. Saphosbe a Ilrimelt, VI 's Hi :mei of English Poetry, U Decameetioi di Boccaccio, Lfthgow's Tra +relies, PoweWs History of Wales, la Faaeonnerie de lean de 1 Frei:chines, Higgin's *resat for hiligistrates.—Octavii the Works of Robin, Swift, Hume, Ste. Voyage de Anad4risr,; &Mil Opera, Elsiver ; Elbe' early Poetry, Rimini'. Catalogue Edinburgh Renew, hionhodo on Learns% Dryden's Works., ' by Walter Scott, Johnson and Stephen • Shakespeare, Henna's Sceptres Weil de Hiitoril Anglicans,. in RI Volitmes, many of theM hirge parer; Ciceroni, Opera, Ciareuderes Hirt", of the Rebellion, and numerous other valuable Works in divers lan guages. l'o bit viewed Friday. Saturday, and Monday preceding the Sale; Catalogues on the Premises, at Is. 6d. each ; of Mr. Adam., Auctioneer, Oxford; Mr. Deighton, Cambridge; and ot Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Ooldenaquare. lIDMIRALDrOFFICE, Ode's,. IS, 1816. NOTICE is htrn3y tier's, Thai a Swim of Orr and remain aid Goal Delivery; for the Trade/ Ortaees etomeitteel la the 1144 Seas, vial theiarialietion eat ildetiralty f Ete:laxe, will k hel , l at Jastke Mil, i. ths Old Dailey, Lipka, •a Monday, she lath of November sow, as eight e'elaci in the improginr. J. W. CROKER. TO OFFICERS IN THE ARMY AND NAVY. I H. BAR LO W,. Agent for a She ffi eld Plate er• Menufacturer,submits the underneath Canteen Dinner and Breakfast Service, for Officers Table t t balm Torero, with Stead and Coven, • eomple:e - .414 14 0 2 Sauce ditto . - II 11 0 I IH•11 and Omer to go in Tureen 6 15 0 • 2 Pair Salts, ei. . - • - 2 2 0 12 Meat Plates, SI& 6d. . .18 18 6 6 Soup ditto, Sm. - - 11 8 0 . 1 Cruet Frame 2 15 0 1 Soy ditto . 2 0 0 • 6 Beakers in a nett . - 414 6 • 6 %Yule dealing in a nest . 2 12 0 • 1 fair camp Candlesttris . S 9 0 1 lea but, Sugar Batton and Cream Ewer 8 14 • 0 ' 1 Pair Sali., gilt inside - 1 1 0 2 Egg Cuvs, dnto - . 4 13 0 1 Oak* Ftl net., to fix up the Tta Pot 014 a 1 !Peat 'lout Rack .. 0 18 0 - . 9 le 6. Subject to 44 per Cont. Ditiount - 18 10 11-74 3 7 Prompt Payment on all Goods, warranted of the best quality. Alm of theivisAtials prices of eveey aniele muds at Sheffield and Birmiugh.un' tun be hid" fi applying at the Warehouse, No. *5, Letcesteei:lace, I:F*4min-square. IMPERIAL TWINE tiHHITING CLOTH. By 16 Makloy's Royal 'Letters Pa;ent. • TtE Nob:lity, *reliant: and the Puhlic,.are re eetlully informed by tie Patelitee, the above Cloth Ls sold eklitilkii aall Zuli Stamped it She 140Iu4is W.arebslOnts, Ithl. id, Clie:lWe, and at no other lfleose whatever in Town of Conn try, in entire Cases of 30 sod 60 Orem each for exportation, and by the single ph iu 4-4 for shirting and 6 : 4 for sheeting, front 26 to 52 yaids each, at 2s. 2e. 61.3 e. Ss 6d. 44. is. aid. aad ss. tid. par yard. he property tousling ill its admirable isdnatural con• duciveness to the health of the wearer in every climate (no sud den cold chill being ever experienced after taking exercise In tidlni or waking), and in its great economy met pleasantness to wear, particularly in cold seasons and climates. As sheeting it .s equally desirable for its homy, cannon, and cheapness. being neatly half the price of other fine sheeting.. Its advantage has hang been enjoyed by numerous families di the first disrinetion.—Or• 'gees easeared as if the parties were present. To families and individualstravelling orguing abrual,and Gentlemen in the Aimy and Navy, it is of pecnbar utilatt , tt never imbibieg the damp astmosphere at sea, and 'by which 546 liability to take gold is lessened, and the danger of using dump lines entirely avoided. For family use, and Claitdrro's wear it is very derrable, as a can be used tor every purpose that 'fish or Long Cloth, either Biala or British can be applied. - 1) Uniff 4ND GA R MAN PAPERS. . . BRUSSELS. OCTOBER ea. The Sessions of the States General being yesterday formally opened' in this city. his Majesty delivered the following speech from the Throne, in the Dutch language : . 0 }CO and Mighty Lords—l feels most lively satisfaction in announcing to' you, that the best un derstanding prevails between this Kingdom and Fdreign Powers, and that every thing authorises us to reckon on the stability of•these amicable rela tions. On the other hand, we cannot but be painfully affected by the eci t aconiimur rise which the price of proxisioas has ezperienced in this country. as well as in a great part of Europe. I shall examine with extreme attention the means which GoVernment can oppose to this calamity ; bift io . a matter so suscepti ble of reaggerattini, and so often obscured by passion and prejudice. the most indispensable point is, an exact. konwledge of the details. Orders have been already given, to coll4t with the greatest care every information on . tliis bead, and the conviction which shalt result Item them will notate my sondect. " Sereral measures tending to the develop& meet of industry and aukcAture, or of. institutions and works of public utility, will..be laid' before your High Mightinesses in the . nresent Session. The exa- Minarsen Whiih they must undergo in'this Assembly will &Mill) you with fresh Onciakow to manifest that indefatigable seal and ertifonni• knowledge of the somata if public prosperity of which youriast Ses sion has given so many proofs. ";Among the eatablishments which the fundamen. yit i latylitettribes, bat for which wo have not yet any elgenic laws generally appSesble. there is soar snore important than a inallinsal militia. The plan of a law which I should have been happy to lay before you a Ong time ego is now ready to, be submitted to . your deliberation. and I recommend it hetotabood to the particular attention of yoit High 100days:es. ; at' Itoadinoi cif general intorest 'save 'glen rise to die plus of an ozolsause of some small tortipas of our WOW, for. some parts of the Prussian territory. This jp one of the amnions en which, by Art. 38 of the Fitatfainental Liw,' the Tfeaty Mukha examine/1 by the States General. loshell order the Owneedos amity eiii NI Mins so be . impedisirly bid ' • ir , - . WORcEsTzastußE. Capital WATER CORN•MILL, DWELLINO-HOITSE, Ste. Mid TWELVE ACREi of MEADOW LAND. By Mr ROBINS, At Garravray's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, Cornhlll,-London, fte TagaiDAT, the Slat of November, isi6, at iii e'9iock, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LINK Mihi., situate atipioing the I urnpike itoad from Worcester to Malvern, in the Parish of Leigh, Comprising A CAPITAL WATER CORN MILL,• With Three lair of Stases, with b good head of water, sup plied by a running stream. A Contiortabk D%VELLING-HOUSE, with OfEc..s. Stab* and Outbuilding+, Gardens, Nursery Ground, and Meadow Land, the whole containing 12 Acres, I Rood, aud •29 Pereßet, &Plying compact. he Buildings and Mill have recently been put Into substan tial repair. and form a very eligible property, in an excellent and desirable pleasant situation. May br viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be bad; of Wm. Handy, Esq and Messrs.Welles'arid. Dicltene, Solicitors; dli• 'Hop Pills and Star Inns, %Yoretiver; Bush, &nal; White Lion, Bath; of .Mr. Phelps, Evesham; Mr Mains, Oxford; Hen and Chickens. Birmingham; P. C. Parr, Esq. LichEeld ; George, Cheltenham ; King's Head Glos. eessar; tiF earraway's Colke4touse ; and of Mr. Robins, Way.i, wick-street, Gulden-square, LonJon,where a Plan of theE,tinl Illif be • ITittiftl WORCESi SIRE, BETWEEN MALVERN AND woacFATER, • Aud hmall Pan ki EFO RDSHIR E. VALUABLE.FREEHOLD ES FATE,. Illparsrds bf ONE HUNDRED and FIF lit-RITE ACRES, *NON WIDEN aefiIOFFICEg, FA RAI , YAAD, BASINS, STABLES, and ou %%Liu! I.Dirms, LAND-PAX. REDEEMED. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coffee-Houw, Exchange-alley, Crientißl, asi Tuirasosi, November 21, 1816, at Twelve o'Clork, A DtaDiattis FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal GUI - 113 'LPL (In the occupatlon of Mr. TIMOTHY, from Year to Year) Comprising an eligible Family Reahlince with Of fi ces, excellent CePara;fitc.; a Farm-Yard. Barns, Stabiles, Cow-Hotuies, Can •Ledies, and vaiium Outbuddings, Gardens, Orchard, and up of ONE HUNDRED AND FIF'T'Y-FIVE ACRES Of Ail Meadow, Pasture, Hop-Groillid, and Ar Land, all hi a high state ritt ultivation ; situate in the I'arishei of Leith and Craidley, in Cie Clunties of Worre stt r ac.l Ileceloril, between Wohraiimr and i•lakvern—a rich and beauilitil part ut tilt County, with immediate Possession. May be viewed by kyplying nn the Premise', where Particu lars may be bad; of William Handy, Esq. and Messrs. Welles and Dickens, Solicitors ' the Hop-Vole, and Star Inns, Wor cester; Bush, ; White Lion, Bath ; of Mr. Phelp s, Pee *am; Mr Adams, Oxford; Hest and Cisictas, Birmingham ; T. G..Yarr, Esq. Lichfield; (Norge. Cheltenham • King's Head, Gloucester; at Garraway's Conee•Huesi; and Of Mr. Robin', Warwick-street, Golden-square , where a Pisa of *a Estate may be seen. DS. COOPER. MITNROE, and DUNCAN, ' Pbrieinns to the Aied.cal Board at Charlotte House, Plackftiars Road, have ascertained (kat upwards of 3000 Parkins are cured annually of prevailing disorders,that hundreds were in a distressing state, owing to quashing tbemativss, and by con sulting men Igneraut of the profession, who decvive the public by their specious promises and immorrl 'advertisements. Env. dons on dse head, face, aid body, slowated throat, ewelliop In the sock, nodes on the shin-bones, pains In the head and limbs, frequently taken for rheumki.m,swelled steles, and nervous de- Witty, are diseases wittcheppepr years after, and cbe consequeneet of improper treattnest. Drv..Conper, Munroe, and Duncan are; consulted daily frrm eight till eight, or by letter, containing a fee; and the poor Live advice on lae' sdays Thumdays, and *ma days, all 12 eelocl4-7There is a side door tied private rooms for females. • ANT WOW OUR PILLS. NTI.BILIWS PILLS, invented by EDWARD 4 - 111. HAL:Am, RusiMo Mid Apiebecary. This preparation inli ec o t tetuod fbr eareeableand certain operation, by wbfeb lly awinkionnimilesit sr obetteetion of thrototnads bawds, "WOW Whin pion Bilea t Pieledesefi _Cold, Wilms 4 l head Ache, It operates by dhlodglug avid bile or otber koesjoyk, cAldiike retained la the inteetleal canal, and acts as in alterithe to die system moray. Free from a. andmookler mercurial preparattens, it la at all dim wod isaibeels stesi ,gam doaeke geed eEsot dvAnS M'- °1• lee sedan is puska** adapted ropenons of billovoileblre, and, those of seimowy Dom, teller* a madams:dim tbe bovieke Oft b o g posbelae_ reward io sham mans moire. quently producing pain& . and distenekes, beekacfici, lane and siddicess, °ramose of wearinege sod etWeloo. A WWI willfully conchs* fbephasetOf aide ark,. Thi cases at Woo Cr id* bewrium. are terabit tomprired by a Agile ion. Win s nala *mese doss than as IF, enamel, bat from imperious. rile Mow* *labs k to mu* Any Will be frond not only toast Ilkhoot patios , folk to knee the body,' stet du* losondiateenlost eembA•fsee dm costive sties whieb pie butsaada die 'parades at *N. ail medicines. add by Edwoulki 111, ite Park's 0- i4o.ozturd.ntreeti and Tett, Royal' ecod. soli 4s. 61. per bor. %bare teblistideditisand NOM ,t 3 . 33 _ . • Y-" I Yesterday, as.the day of la Madonna del Merceda, was chosen to administer the Holy Sacraments (of which they have been so long deprived) to the slaves who have been sent back from Algiers by the Eno.' lish. The ceremony took place in the church of St. Maria Alla Minerva. They were all new clothed in the dress of sailors, that is, in blue jackets and wide uowirrs, with red ribbons at the breast, to which rosaries were suspended. The Brotherhoods del Moe di Maria, (founded by the venerable Innocent 11. - Odeseadclii); of Trinita de Pellegrine ' wl.o had Oven th eta lodging in their hospitaVand the Frater nity del Gonfalon, the oldest in Rome, which usiied: 1267; accompanied them to and from the church. ..The many boys among them %Italica betwen the Priests of the Order of the Trinity, who, since their. return, have *instructed them in religious esercises divisions of soldiers opened and followed the pt vets. 'sion, which attracted un extraordinary crowd of spec tators. The delivered slaves walked with rear propriety and devotion. In many of them, ebpecuatllf the boys (in whom carrying of burdens cannot bed* cause), the very great curvasure of the back was remarked. Perhips it proceeded from the unusual dress: In the at tarnoon l they were to go to the grayy of the Apostles at it. Fetees, so return *thanks for their sabopeti•for deliverance, ant .tbe violent mite hindered it. 4a .a few days they will be sent; at an el m ic dm= to their respective homes; • &fog o f are the Matches; oily one from the tier • of . •.' • • Ici ~. THE .PAMPHIS ITER. I This day was published, Pr. 68.6 d. THE PAMPHLETEER, NO. XVI. Or RIMPIIID of the BRIT PAirraLITS of the DAY. [Continued occasionally, at an avers.. of bur Numbers annually.] CONVENTS. I. Mr. H. XosTIR on the AMILIORATIoN •of SULTRILY.— [Or igareig '4l. Rev. Mr. WILLIS' Prize Essay on the .CoustOzavtou of I mtgs. • Mrs. Carve on the Utility.of Lantos visiting the Female Ward. of HosiviTALs • and LUNATIC Asylums. -- tyrigiaall • Mr. OLASIIIIIDN 00 the Increase of P&uMaalstx and Paoli RATS,. • • V. On the PRISINT SITtIATION of the COUNTRY. By A. IL Hooosworrn, M. P. VI. Report Amps the Committee on the ELGIN MARIBLsr. *'U. Mr. 1 lea oD o tbe 841.10111101 AN sad BAcciliCll4TsTß- Rite.* denncluded. VIII, Address to H. R. 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