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I '. . - . .. " • • , 11111ilok traltS2Cti6llB . ea between this cougtry ai Printed for T. Cailall sod W. Davies, Maw& _ R- • --' i r aisoN , GoopLucK; sad i Co..*.i America maybe . d foal the knowlige oti . .-., , Tkis;44 was pubpsbed, In one VOl. Oke.ililledlditlasS; wi c k t he pitrosteg a bb l e_post la cbalootoot •titteantaince Matt • the 'New York Papers of - "--! •1--,- • • Pries Hs. boards, of . , STA Llli i r_4 7 " Mity, wt s • pts!oirs, no the "1.0 1 0 0 ilte elth of Mirth', eV lettere bad been re. , v Tickets two . c e• •: P AUL ' S LETTERS OMs KINSFOL IE4 . - 'O. lesi‘ 2t , ‘ ,1 0 . . w f chera '' =1 : 0 = 1 / 1 1- 1.41 - 0 6 4 other c op y.: ilea /bile oil' thin - Oitt from this riming. The o. 1 - .... . - evotainse ' ,000, Ueda* leittnies of these Paper:will be fobod in the 6 i a Serlo of Letters front the Continent. T _____. • t •- ' • . id& Shares 'aril cased*. at tat/media eiesestit, •;; Printed .by James BaUablYni and. b• hr I.4ngman* Hurst RICK - *K. OtiloDLUCL•and Co. coßmisetiL silk followils phticaltre i . 4 . '• ' rd. nets, Oros. aed 41rown, and ).hurray; London; and Con- CHARI . too 081, whams all Purchasery,,oo t ut _Woe WO' ' , Ur. Balla:has piroolleed a syetenl for the efectual stable and Co. Edinburgh. . 0 ....., . , . . VI hof e , . oda receive their proportion bf the - P ri z eL , tecarity of ;be' roved** ot, In other wprds, to.pre. - .. arignSitoso the Deno. talons bytes Contractor, end where have . . . . , JUNIUS, A LATE PRIME hitrksTstt. - b een sho u tt io d s a d, w the last four humid, • Good coolish 1 Veitt op/Mtg. thirGoViritittent party ,strongly . This day Was published; Co ire. polio OIL hi !bards,' ansounduj ob t i r . ill 82,500, No.• 18,646, and A,693, Prizes- of Team • Use Van; *bast the O p po s ition lattempx IV. . . .1 . XITERS to a NOBLEMAN , .prAing nlate a-4°.0614 - 420.000,and toms, and 431 Graart - OoldCn Ca- , both to Alkeele abiLeenstire the prinripte : 'and the A 4 PAL= MINUTIA to bite been WICIUS, ana dodo, pupal I . ll6oollfluksees nob.' . .. New TorkEvettig Put rudely • states it to be a ()Od- in chi Secret Motives which !Lollard bins• to write soder that SCAT " • `l l - ""''''""'"'s pound of the Till* • . itaatisid. by ' the 'most de • i... a nd ot h er apitugni wit k al , Appendirometaiujog 4 „ learned iitp ~ ~ • . y TICICAITS *ND • sHmtas uovour ease published by Almon Its 1768 TJ t7TH APRIL, IRTITII.44OZO. TOPA- xte and cor , iso the Lice . qiiha eirth. *-- -. MirepedLoo-is a 'Noma* tfr• :venni • Prima ew Longman , Hunt, Rees, ftreie;'anil Erowei Pair . r. ?t • A . I ' V "; .- . ' • - •.. • • . seeterlew• • T BISH returns his sincere Thanks for the very and the basest mntPres against the trading part bt the - MR - - A ' • 7 4 , 1 . -•L ip • 4 ... a ~= - f _ Nv..)inP 9°87 . . - • Ate bitiniT4.lol • • MIAMI JILOY & w ItHrS PRESENT EVENING, the* libliestlSlO Scres will perform THE CASTLE-SPECTRE ; Rao; Reginald, Mt. Pope. kids; 14,*414 i *On Aks. Mrs. Sparks*. Te wbkb win be sodded, THE WOQDMAN'S HUT: : , v osi orrow, Miss Nash will appear in tbe tharates of Its. L o pe fn a Village. After witch (brat time) a new Ro- Ballet Spectacle; 'ebb new and selected Musk, Presses, aid Embellishments, called Pitesines 'r a g as Action and Dances ecimposed • by, and reduced ibe direction of, Mr s Byrne. The Two Misers I with Wbat'Ncit lbeabiarb The BMW* Geom. • A ogg , Tragedy, and a new hisio-Drsaia, are in a state of for 'WO Prigarstics' b 74. been 3bai4rind Sold, lb the last four Manta, 4 Grand Catfish amound*ib aralet,soo, No.• 18,646, and A,693, Mars- of 441,0611,110 - 020.000,and 10,114, and 431 Grand Gadd& Ca. . 7 oi 1114008 Gibes, eac!!.. - t - si STA This day was published, uniformly printed with the Author's tor suer Work, in One Vol. small Svo. price 10s. 6d. boards, A MUSEMENTS irr RETIREMENT, or, The Influence of Literature, Science, and the Liberal Arts, on the conduct and Happiness of Private Life. • By the Author of the " PUILWIJrar of Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. • ; HAATIkE R0Y41., COViNT-0/14111N. p r liis PRESENT .EVENING, be Per' fersned. fib 'rift VAN. OF l'ffE .WORIAIII6I` strVeitinal Macercopitant, by a Gentleman, best .ippesrance On a Loudon Stage); Eserton, Mr. C. Con. oh m, 'vise Matthews; Betty Hint, Mrs. Gibbs. At the express desire of exhibit a alicants at the Box- Ace, Madams Sichi will some a st onish itig New Per ham:es, to commevee with L'Allernande de Grace, a Trois ories, by the Messieurs and Madame Sacbi.,. . To which will be mlded,, a S Comic Arabian Piece, called WHO WANTS A WIFE; ur, THE LAW 01! THE LAND. Teminrrow, Goy Mantieries. OE Thursday, Me Commit Of tin school for Scandal. ARMY. to May will be punished, pr. £3. 13$. 64. 3 Vol.. Eve. • riNHE ItOYAI4 MILITARY cA. LENDA R, containing the Services of all the GaNt• LAMS, and many COLON MA and I..Sztr.-Cotom Or the Arm y . Communications, address:4l for tic Author, at Mr. Esertou's Military Libray, Whittbali, sviii•have every outflows. 11ds day *as published, price sr. IDEA of NEW LAW for the CIVI y, iZ ED WOR L D; Recommended to the Considera tion el Gala* Bat PR IN , and the AMERICAN STAIR/; the sumo or which would, for the future, ensure a satisfactory hietiukl of phi to War, and a palliation of the miseries result ing fres it. 10 which is subjoined, HINTi roa MIA OUR as, steed to the t i mes Alsci for the Improvement of the Arts sod tbe Mettepolm. By the Author of A LETTER FROM ATV EN% and other Works. Ssli by Law and Whittaker; Longman and Co. ; Lor.e.cin tail! edict Bniiksellers. Dy the earne A , lthor, price eC3 ss. Paantasrtot an U iv aa s rrr ; illustrated with Engraelnp ladle Work, the errors and defects of ow University bloom rug it ese d, a ne w arrationent‘f the SCUMCES is ' giv.n, and woe ik ee hi tt erural Elevations are raised, forming the conipoilent inset an University. This day was published, is five /Mart Volumes, trek Twenty-threw Engravings, price .82. its. earn bolds. OHE MICA L ESSAYS nn various Subjects, prin. eipally.retatina tot he Improvement of the Arta and Manufae tinsel the Bnti4:i Dlminions. By SAMUEs PARKbS, Y.L.S. Lsinion c Pristed for the Al.taor, and published* Baldwin, Crsdnel, and Joy, Pa:ernoster.row. Where may be Dal, just poblished, by the same Author, The epenaleal CaCeCiIISM, with Notes, ll;ustrations, and Es- . mow n; #eventh Edition, with. very con•iderAble Enteudadona led Additions, in one Urge vol. two. price I is. Unards. CONDORCirS AR I I'HINE Ile.— third Edition. TW.day was published, neatly ptintell In one volume *Unto. price 41. htetd►, _ _ Sure and Easy Method of Learninz, to COUNT. Translated from a Posthumous Work of CONDOICET, by IJAS JOHNS I'ONE, Teacher Of the Mathewt ice, Edinburgh. To which is prefixed, A Life of this Author, extracted, by sem of the'Proprietors, front "The Edinburgh Encyclo- I' edited by Dr. Brewster." Nerd for W Blackwood, Edinburgh; and Baldwin, Craduck, std 49f; PateeTlO!ltet• row, London. 6 Ilm other Posthumous Work, entitled, Mayens d'apprendre iCompter,itc. cons ai ,s, in a ,mall compass, a very brauliful 4itse of Elementary Arithmetic. It was adopted, by order of Se hank Government, in all the National and Private .;chools %title Work is sail to have been composed atter Condorcet latcatotdea himself from his enemies, and to have been sent *ab, sheet to h:s wife."—Life of the Author, Edit). Eticyc. • This day was publi.hed, Dedbilli, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Yew ike.ike in one large vol. bro. with a copious Index, "leash. boards, AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the BR!. 77TH ARMY, and of the LAW MILITARY; with a Int Ccosnentary on the Mutiny Act and the Articles of War, iiiarated hy a variety of Decisions by Courts Martial. By E. SAMUEL. Heed and Sold by W. Clowes, Army Printlng•Office, Nor tholbsiklid-eourt, Strand. Cf ohm may be had, in one vol 12mo. with five Plates, Second Edition, peke is. boards, Attache on the Width Drill, and Exercise of the Company; Inito Introduction to the Field Exercise of the Battalidn ; ex die different Posts and Situations of every individual in !!it bindles, during the performance of Its Movements. By PtSTI SUM, 6.lth Regiment of Foot. - • . Lately was publhhed, In ooe large *ohmic octavo, price bound Bs. A Ken Edetioo, carefully corrected, being the Thirty-second, of roeheys, COMPANION for the FESTIVALS and Furs of the CHURCH of ENGLAND; with Collects "d Prams for each Solemnity. Dy RO VI.R I' NELSON, Esq. lirli te 4 for F. C. and J. Risingtou, J. Richardson, J. M. Ri- J. Nunn, G. Wilkie, Scatchrrd and Letterman. I mtg. 1 1 114 Co. Clarke and Sons B. Crosby and Co. .1. Black, R. i Cue and Cu. and W alker and Co. ... Of wham may be had ' by the same Author, jae harms of Taos DIMOTION, In Relation to the End as "uftheMeans of Religion. 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Illustrated with 84 Watts of Scosery, Antiquities and Costume, from Drawings made on the spot by the Author, 1 - IRAVELS i n EUROPE and AFRICA.—ByEUROPE Colonel MAURICE KF.:I TINGE, Author of the History of the Conquest of Mexico, dce. fie. Comprising a Journey tErough France, Spain, :ma Portugal to Morocco, with a particu lar Account of that !..:nipire. Also a *tenni Journey throng!' France in 1814, iu which a comparison is drawn between the present and formers ate of thlt Country and Its Inhabitants. Whited for ilenry Colburn, Conitlit-street. Th . a day was publicized, price Os. In boards, Neatly printed, and embellished with elegant rarjravinp of the Heathen Made*, an entire new and correct Edition of '(SHE THEOLOGY and MYTHOLOGYof the 11 ANCIEN r P.iOANS ; written particularly for female histruction.—By Mss; HATFIELD, Author of "Letters on the importance of the Female Sex, with Observations on their Man nen and Education." Printed for G. and S. Robinson, i 5. ow. . 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IL of THE Historical Account of the BATTLE of WATERLOO : comprehending a Circumstantial Narrative of the whole events of the War of ISIS. • Written from the first authority, by WM. MUDFORD, Esq. and accompanied by a series of splendidly coloured Engravings, Plans, See. from Draw ings taken on the spot, by JAMES ROUSE, Esq. Illuitrating the whole country from Brussels to Charleroi. N.B. The ad Part will appear about the 15th of April. Put 3 on the Ist of May, and the 4th and last on the 15:6 May. Printed for Henry Coeburn, Ccmdult•street; Egerton, White hall; Orme, Bond-street • Ackermann, Strand; Bell andßrad lute, Edinburgh ; and John Cumming, Dublin—of wbom and the principal Booksellers ' the detailed Prospectus of this truly Na tional Work may be had. This day was published, ins vols. price los. 6.1. B ROUGHAM CASTLE.—A By JANE HARVEY, Author of 'r Auberry Stanhope- 14 Etitello—' 4 Castle of Tyne nsoute—u Wadden Ca•tle, Ste. &c. }WWI (br ie. K. Newman and Co. Leadenball-street. 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This day woe was pitblialted, price als.ld. 10 bowie, the 10th editioo s elediested to the Royal Coßeirp Qt rbriclA B !• A DISQUISITION on the Mtn ;nd GRA.. i intrilikb the hitherto unexplained mildew cebidt Obits ' rise to the accumulation of Stone is f011y.41111061, Weber ' diagnostics for ascertaining the existence of Staub to the liSsoltlet et Kidniee, pointing put a sire and certain remedy lactdrat disor der, which has bool deemed the Opprobrium t et• thereby obviating the necessity of the operation. By S. PERRY, &woo°. Priatid for Sherepood, Nail, sad Joao, lad 800, !teat-street; hod Pater NiPs3=ll42l To Mews. ROWLAND and SON, Proprietors of the MACASSAR OIL, Kirby-street, Hatton garden, 1:ondon, GINTIAMCM, BEING so fully convinced of the efficacy of your Macassar Oil that I cannot forbear congratulating you and the country it on so valuable a discovi•ry. and you are perfectly at liberty to publish the folldwing facts: A few months since my hair began to fail off in suchleantkies, that in a few weeks I became neatly bald ; and being a young man, and extremely un willing to wear swig, I applied to Mr. Bird, Hair-dresser, of Da 'entry. for advice, who recommended to me the Macassar Oil and I have now the satisfaction of informing you, that after hav ing applied two bottles of 3s. 6d. tack, the hair began to grow as thick and as strong as ever. I have at this munizut as much hair on my head as I either wish furor respire. • I rentain,Gendemen, your very obliged servant, &averts's, Nord's. July 6, ISIS. E. COLLEGE. The inestimable qualities of this Oil, for producing a luxuriant growth of hair on the baldest places—strong and beautiful curls —lifts and pleasant perfume—Whiskers, Eyebrows, &.c. ars fully explained da ROWI.AND's TREAII6E on the HAIR, which is inclosaborith each geoids* bottle. The outside label of each bottle Is signed lo red ink, "A. Rowland & Son." Price 3.. 6d. 10s. 641. acid 11 Is. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'. ESSENCE of TYRE, Which will honsedlately and effectually change Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, atc. to a permanent Brown or Black, and so permanent that It cannot be removed by washing. It is pafectly innocent, and Ladies and Gentlemen may dye,thelr Hair with Ease and Secrecy. Price 71.6 d. per bottle, or ama I bottles for trial, at 4s. each. Tbe Proprietors warrant its efficacy. Sold by the solo Proprietati, as above, and by appointment, by. Messrs. Hessdrias, Perfunsen to ber Majesty, 'Fbchborn. street i Mr.Sasith, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, Gude and bum Of, 1). Ridge, 35, Overton, 47, Turner, 75, New Bolt& eiree9 Tbannet and Co. ditto; Bafey and Blew, Perfumers die Dee and Mans of York. Cockspur•street ; 8. Berry, lekastea, Is, Onek.smist, Sob,: Lows, S3O, Strand; But %ea=U, Clenspelde, and IS, IPart•streut ; Burgess, 63, g sod Barclay and 341%95, fleet wait. aiiia lCtellbad- t .1 k Je*Trwserair pa - , i - . ,_.pre iit42- mtg.. ticcov6tritint party ,strongly /nom • Use 'ol.lneirbast the Opposition attempt both to riaiele uhd:eetistere the printsipte : 'and the w Tork.Evettiaz Put rudely • states it to be a via pound of the vilthi • . practisid by 'the'most de. generxtti - atill . cor 'to the f.ace qt ' the earth. fallralkilLois eh 'holitiibtitak tlie meaner A t and the basest moans against the trading part tit the ' American community. In this respect, it would seem as if the Secretary had his eye upon the trans. actions at Havre, in which stones were found amongst the cotton. He recommends the imitation of pods by the American citizens, although imported by I them, and entered at the Custom-house on a solemn oath that the invoices produced are correct. It is a general opinion amongst the merchants in America, that imposing high duties on articles most wanted, and causing strict examination of packages, will be the very means of inducing people to infringe the laws, especially as the range of coast is so wide as to render itimpossible to be gtaxrckcl. The question respecting the Treaty-n3aking power, which was strenuously contested in the House of Re. presentatives, and had become a subject of difference between the two Houses of Congress, may be said to be conipleely laid at rest by a decision of a large majority of the House of Representatives, agreeing to the modification'of the Bill reported by the Com. mittee of conference. The ayes and noes were de. mantled by Mr. King: and on taking the qu'estion, whether the House will recede from their Amend menu to the Bill sent to this House by the Senate, and agree to the modifications recommended by the conferees, there appetred— yeas 190, nays 35. Oa the 21;th of February, the consideration of the National Bank Bill took place in the House of Re. presentatives. The House having resolved itself into a Committee of the whole, Mr. Nelson in the Chair, and the Bill being read cstahlistang a National Bank with a caf:it.il in .35,000,000 or •lillars, Mr. Cal._ hours rose to explain his views on this interesting sub ject. He proposed te. discuss general principles only,. tvithont reference to details. He would Leave nut of view the potter (.I Congress to grant B ink Charters, and whether the question as to the general tendency of Baas was favourable or unfavourable : he pro. posed to examine the can and state of the disorders of the Niaii-lial currency ; end the qiiestion, whether it was in tl:e power of Congress, by establishing a National Bank, to remove these di orders. Mr. Cal houn spoke at great length, pointing out with great force the present evils, and was equally frank and.cx plicit in the course proposed. After some remarks from other speakers, Mr. Ser jeant moved to amend the first section of the Bill, by striking out the words 66 thitty.five," and in serting •' twenty" as the amount of the Capital of the Bank. The motion to reduce the Capital was opposed by Mr. Srtsi:h, of Maryland, Mr. Wright, and Mr. Tucker; and supported by Mr. &ijeant, Mr. Ran. dolph, and Mr. Ward, of Massachtibetts. the debate continued until near four o'clock, when the Committee rose, on motion of Mr. Hopkinson, reported progress, obtained leave to sit again, and the House adjourned. It is of stated in America, that Don Pedro Murillo, commanding in chief the forces of the vice kisegdom of Santa Fe, in Spanish America, hat de clared in a state of blockade all the ports from Santa Martha to the river Atrato.inclusive, excepting the two ports of Santa Martha and I'urto Bello, which are left open; and that any vessel which may be found further south of the mouths of the Magdalena, or further north of the parallel of Cage Tiburon, on the Musquito coast, and between the meridian of those two points, will be declared good prize. A Washington paper stares as follows : The President of the United States has deputed Christopher Hughes, jun. Esq. of this city, as a Commissioner to Carthagena, for the purpose of o►. coining the release of our captive countrymen, and the restoration of American property unjustly seized by the Royalists in that place. Ile will depart in the Macedonian, Captain Warrington, in about ten days or two weeks. This attention to the interests And wishes of our Citizzns, by the President, deserves and will receive their cordial thanks." HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE%, MARCH 4. Alter the presentation and referenc4 of numerous Petitions, Mr. Johnsofti, of Kentucky, moved the following Re,olution, which, after a debate, was ag reed to, viz. ResolvAl—That a conunitree be appointed to ingts!re into the expediency of changing the present mode of conipens•tion to the Members of Coagretr Into a gross stun Tor each Session; and to report such other provisions at may have a tendency to the di:p..tch nj public business,•aud to compel the punctual st tesidance of Members of Congress during the hessian. An unimportant amendment made by the Senat: to the Direct Tax Bill was taken up and agreed to. 4fter an unsuccessful motion to postpone the Bill in. definitely ; so that it now wants only the signattne of ttle President to become a law. NEW YORK, MARCH 9. FROM HAVANNAH.By the schooner Mary, at. :ived at Charleston on the 27th ult. in six days from fiavannah, we leorn. that late accounts had reached hat place, a few days before she sailed from Car: thagena. Upward; of fifty of the leaders of the Re. volutionists had been condemned and hung. Very recent news from the Caraccas stated that all was luiet at that place. - - khrICKATII *ND 'SHARES BOUGHT ti APPAL. INTITLiip•TO. 23; • BISH returns his sincere Thanks for the very great portion of public Patronage which the present Lop tery has so generally received, and begs to recommend an early Purchase, in order that Adventurers may secure to themselves the advantages resuking from a Bonus of 300 Whole Tickets; the produce of which will be divided as the Holders of all Tickets and Shares bought at any Lottery Office either in rown or Country before the 27th This Month, (April). The Public will be fully able to estimate the llenefi:s which may accrue to early Purchasers, by a reference to the S.:heine of toe Lottery, which will be found to contain Two Prises of X 30,001, and SO other Capitals. although the number of tickets to be std to the Public, does not amount to 14,000. Tickets and Shares are Selling by the Contractor, T. BISH, 4, Cornhill; and 9, Charing Cross, who sold its this Viorttli, last Year, all the three £30,000 Prizes. •,,* Lottery begins 14th MAY, but the Bonus ceases 27th of This Month —(Schemes with full particulars, gratis.) tHE INHABITANTS OF THE ME tROPOLIS, LAMS and Gents.zatiet, MINISTERS and Lottery Contractors, are, in, my humble opinion, entitl-d to support and popularity its prr•ortion as they conduct their Plans for the public advantage ;, this is the rouchstone by which I try all Lottery Schemes, and by this ordeal I find it would be unjust to deny very cond lera bk merit to the New Lottery, because the Capitals (those Mag. nets by whose polarity all are attracted) are very great and very numerous, and the number of Tickets very small ; and by a Sup ; ' plententary Bonus, the benefit results of iuo Whole tickets to be distributed among those who purchase before the 27th of 1 the present Month. Now this is new and invitiug, because, should a Capital be attached to them, the Share of Profit will be coosislerable; and because no person who buys now ct.ii say, I have adventured ano got nothing.—Comtimc •Caoss agsinst the World, for selling Prizes; and r No. 1, the commands of the Public will be gratefully executed, by their Oldest and moo obedient Servant, No. 6, ClAlLlxo•Cotoss, Lor:nom, April, 1816. W. CARTER. FOR THE TEETH. PATRONIZED AND USED BY THE ROYAL DUKES. /11ROTTER's ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE; or ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, has been for upwards of 14 yeare known to the Pubiie by the beneficial effects whteh it bas produced to Thousands of Persons, by mitering, beautify big, and strengthening the Teeth, when in a perishable and de. eayed state. One Box alone is sufficient as a test of the rt worst etcelleuce of this Powder, which eradicates from die Teeth every disease, sweetens the breath, and gives a pulluli of a supe r:or nw um to the euanieL Mrs.TatoTTIR fees it necessary to observe, that there are Per-' sons travelling about the Country, and alto in the Mettop Its, who , vend Counterfeit Powder with the names Asiatic, Oriental, &c. she therefore cautions the Public, by obi: rving—That none :re Genuine but what are wrote on the Stamp, and signed tt ich her namedu ber own hand-writing, and that they can alone be had genuine at her Warehouse, No. 3 6 Beauturt-butidings, Strand; Mr. Bea'um, Druggist; Mr. Simmons, and Mr. Ports• mouth; hlr.Johnson, Gosport; Mr. Webb, Portsea ; Mr. Lucas, Southampton; Mesaro Brodie and Co. Sa:isbury ; Mr. Hamilton, Guernsey ;• Mr. Jackson, Plymouth; Mr Condon, and Mr. Grenville, Plymouth-Dock; Mr. Thompson, and Mr. Arnold, isle of Wight ; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth ; Mr. 'Thompson, Chat. ham ; Mr. Jacobs, Shoenses ; Mr. Robey, Harrowgate ; Mr. Jef ferson, Isle of Man ; Mr. Inner, and Mr. Meyler, Bath ; Mrs. Marrim, ditto; Mrs. Sisearellft, Bristol Library ; Messrs. Mills and Co. ditto; Mr. Newbery, and Mr. Janoillon, Capel-street, .Dabltp;.Mr. Smith, Dame-street, ditto; Mr. Benjamin, Roches ter ; Mr. Panda, Cornwall; and every capital town in Scotland and Ireland. IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. IT MS IliiitiTT't SOTAL LITTERS PATANT. For,the various Purposes of Shirting and Sheeting. PHIS CLOTH, which stanis unrivalled for its Economy, hs durabiiity and beauty, is sold duly &laird in entire eases, and by the single pig:cc, at MILLARD's k.an-ludia aretuovies, No. 16, Ctreapside, and at no other House. Its con duciveness to the health of the wearer renders it of the fire con sideration to every individual, it preventing the dangerous bud den checks of the per.piration, and never imbibing the damp atmosphere. ~..