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performed Theatre yesterday evening, in •' 'cry respect correspondent with rS of HANDEL, its great author. IrilliAnt and numerous. lions have been adopted in the Royal outh, by order of the Lords o' the ' tztudetri is no: to exceed lOa in stead of seventy both in peace and war, iStudents, whether the sons of Naval t • to pay the sum of .67.2 per annum, t for any period less than half a year Iffleers will have the preterence, as vat iced on the list of those who receive their icording to the former rote, the sona of 'leers; al well as others, were adnu:te ' be eligible for admission to the Naval Ineii the age of 12 year. and a half, nor after h liat of 14 year., instead of from 14 to 16, ai d regulation. , DER.—Wednesday night a most barbarous my. fitted at a lone house near Shabbiugtea Woad, tiles from 'chant; in Oxforialiire. Tkou is cuninitted in December last to Oxford Gad, I, but . acq, ted' at the Assizes, for want dens Mrs. Yorke's, an elderly widow lady, who was miale about twenty-three years of age, a dirim Ten o'clock in the evening. He entered hau l MN. Yorke on various subjects, and at length red money, and hoped she would furnish him said she could not give him any. He then drew re, and iniinAliatety attacked her, and cut het lightly, its consequence of her resistance. rho sing site possibly could to prevent hie nefarious ingth succeeded in taking the knife from him; r he espied a large knife in the room, which was figs; this he seized, and with it almost separated id tram her body, in consequence of watch she lee villain also struck Mrs. Yorke several times as a wooden bar during the contest, so that • 'ed. He then attacked the young wanton, a two places, and wounded het severely in 'he Each cut in her titroat Is more than Ave but fortunately did not sever the windpipe In many places by the violenceof the blows fr was lett, as the villain supposed, eomplet - tent up stairs to rifle the rooms, well knowing .ty was kept. In the mean time the gni re i, and escaped from the _house to Mr. Gitlin' um, where she made known :be business. T event times on the way, and with the utm there by an unfrequented path, in order to it yof Reason's overtaking her. As soon as the she again fainted, and was recovered str . . in her recovering her senses she related the ',eral persons were got together. f hey pro ise, where th e y loutid Mrs. Tote in the sites. k:ribed. In consequence of the information • n went to the !scum: of Reason's father, which mile Irons Mrs. Yorke's, and inquired for said he did not know where be was; but arch for, and at length found bins, up the immediately took him into custody, and at Oakley until the Coroner's Inquest u takes dy. Mr. King, Surgeon, of Brill, was sad MI (Elizabeth Hawes), who immediately sag of Oxford, who did every thing that could Iso is now in a very dangerous state, although led of her rstcovery. ReISEPII has since declared ?lons were concerned with hint in the murder, ' ; but Irons the evidence of the girl, and other dues not appear at all probable. ASSIZES—CHELMSFORD. • Allen, James Allen, WalialFll Blunt, and W cap:tally indicted under the .sasi George HI Inciting at John Eppy, one of the keepers the 21st of October last, v..ch in:ent to mur some grievous bodily harm. lie Jury, Atte jinni, they thought the shots were nut direct • tor to harm him, but only to terrify htni, Court directed them to find a verdict of Ily. HUNTING. R. S. Lloyd, Esq. meet nn Tuesday at Eatl it ; Friday at Gifford's Hall. Inds meet on Monday at HitchWoud, Flier ood, Saturday at PratsWood, ac half-pest ten met this day at Dutunow High Wood; W. I at Hatfield Heath, Wednesday at Parndor Leading R(1'101411; Wood. km-houuds meet on Monday at Toppinghav ithe Black Boy, Chelmsford. Union fox hounds met Oak day at Buitnal .aday at l'oppeslield, Saturday at Sib's L Int country, at ten each day. 131 kt la. s house in Somerset•street, Porttban-too w. f liontiui Ore pow let:, of a son au Heir. at '1 herford, the Lady of Mr. L. %i, Barker MARRIED. watrick, Lieutenaat Robors Murray Kein lit, to Miss Savage, of th.it Gown triptrick, Ensign Robert Robinson, of kllBa ou4i, of that town. DIED. "urs illness, aged 35, the Lady of the Rev. T. Bedford, Vicar of Willi ow-on-oze•Hill, D. Gray, Esq. many yet try of Legat;on, and Charge des Affskre (en and Berlin. non, Mrs. Banfield, at the a2vauteeti 4'• 1, Ann Baker, aged up wards of iot:, 'Lilacs to the last. At Bodrein, Mrs. 0 " the advanced age of 98 year. iteel by Levey. KENT ' Pickett Pisan and et the Spip•Ofhce, Tempi, Sig This day was published. price 4s. ATREATISE ON GREYHOUNDS; with Observations or the I transient and Diiorders of thetu. " Nsc tibi cur.' Canum fuerit postretna." Virgil Georg.lib. iii. 404. London: Printed for I.acking!on and Co fin4h , ry-sqicre ; add also by J. Harding, St. James s-strect; and L. Vbrai-J::, itoya! Wading. I i published, pfice 7a. ta Vol. 1. Parr I. of EPO KIS of CASES in the HIGH COURT .1.10 of t'HANCERY ; containing Cases is Michaeltuas and Hilary 1 cans, 56th Geo. 111. 1815-1816. By 1 H. MERIVALE, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law.. • These Reports will be co:nil:tied. London: Printed for 1. Butterworth and Son, Fleet -street; 'and I. Cook, Ormond Quay, Dublin. Of whom may be 14:t.1, price lre. boards, Cooper's Reports in the lii.4le Court of Chancc. y, toJtalning Cases in 1815. • • THE Milli: ,- .. . • . . , • ay eight companies of the 3d C ar e . ived at Chatham Barracks, Eton ] g i h t relieved by the Bth Veteran Battlio 4l. -w • . May the sth Veteran Battalio a , • . 0 "'" --6---.1.-.1.1.1.1.1.2...".""-"a."-.." itham Barracks to do duty at be n pti - orA 9 - r• 062 . ocredings' of the Court Martial - ad,;.7 N tr 1 r.. ' ing at Chatham Barracks, on L. --` ' ----- 4WOLEY, closed on Saturday ]a cts Th i PEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. . lid) is to be communicated to w ta - HIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' the.Pussca &WENT, has not yet 1 T- servants will perform A NEW 1v AY TO PAY OLD DEWrS. He four sail of transports arrived" v . i take 500 soldiers of the IC.inß' at.. si r Giles Over-teach. Mr. Kean; Lord Lovell, Mr. Holland; lieubom Mr . Harley ; Aliwortb, Mr. S. Palley ; leistice ho are going to Germany to be Li n ~A, Mr. Osberry; Marra!, Mr. Munden; Tapsvell, Mr. th Highland Regiment marched yew.- r fed -- .' s ' er ;Furn m ace, Mr. Penley. Lady Allworth, Mrs. Glover ; ant Canterbury on its route tor C - hai VA / P l f t ' Mrs ' -orn: will he added, 1 o which the promotions in Saturday niens, - WHAT NEXT ? e happy to notice that of SerjeanCe n - 1 . 04 , 0 0 0 r, The Duke of Milan; with What Next ? the Scotch Greys, to the rank of Of f icer. Our Readers will prnb a bl v a . ------ 711F kTRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. , t the gallant Se r j ettnt captured aa • pis PRESENT e EVENING, will be per- orrned, relic!), in the glorious con fl ict of W i d GUY MANNERING ; rof the Day, posted at all the gill - ' OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. ris, enjoins the Officers commit; . Mannering, Mr. Abbott ; Henry Bertram, Mr. Sin- Colonel ns to keep two-thirds of their men a i lc ' . D om inie Sampson, Mr. Liston; Dandie Diumunr, Mr. &in a , k H irk, Mr. 'I okely ; Gilbert Glom!, Mr, sts, under pain of being placed j, Emir?' ". ;,,,i lß ai tr u ti klethrift Mr. Simmons. Lucy Bertram t, withbut communication with a a giauchara l ' ----"' . e f t ' Miss Mauhews • Flora, Mrs. ' S. 7 b°4l7 miseterl'el"l Ju li a Alsnne Mrs Lgi DAII n • M ' Merrines Gibt ,„ m.,. 111•Can.111.h, • .po eg_ , ....-...—........... vri. Fp; •AI : Git , sy Girls Mrs. Sterling and Miss Carew. • the marriage of the P r i ncess Cif l /.. At ter wlict, Madame Sethi will exhibit a new unparalleled ith Prince L EOPOLD i s to b e ' I lest , - tbeAsceuc a lißreartte, and L'.lsceiiiiMl au vol des Oiscaux. i louse. .'o which will be a hied, - THE SLLEY-W , %. LKER. ELTON left town on Thursday night • il every Monday and Thurs- Guy Mannering v al be perform. or America. tlay TA weber not. orio of The Messiah was performed ate wow and Sa t orday, The School for Scandal. Theatre yesterday evening, in a'in ; v- -- - ' - WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 1816. erg respect correspondent with the . T" ANNUAL ARMY. LI:iT kr 1816, with sof HANDEL, its g reat author. rhe a an Index, is in cours , of poblicauou 4111 may be had of T. rilliant and numerous. Eions hav e b een a d opte d i n the Royal Naval C l erton, Military L ibrar y , Whitehall published, price 7t'. • ........________g n . outh, by order of the Lords to' the Mule ss ys 0 1 ; the Matia.-ement of the DAIRY, tztudetri is no: to exceed Jots in time of war, Et e A vi 'eg the Modern Practice followed in the hest Districts, read of seventy both in peace and war, as be t tut Manufacture a Hutto And Cheese. By R. '1 WAMLt.Y. Students, whether the sons of Naval Olken in . Printe.• for 1. Ha7ding, 36, St. Jamees-street. e to pay the sum of £7l per annum, ft' a -e may be had, the Fainser's ACCOMIt tic.;ir for 1815- , for any period less that, half a year • and W . h . t ti f Year; or it s. 6d. for Halt a Year's Boob, I fficers will have the preterence, as vaca i ticies' es "." ‘-- S. ar a ced on the list of those who receive their - cording to the former ruk, the sons of all pe """ ------7--- nds day was published. price 4s. A TREATISE ON GREYHOUNDS ; with cers; as well as others, we re admuted sue s 11, Observations or the treatment and Disorders of them. I be eligible for admission to the Naval Coikp " Nrc tibi curs Canum bent postretna." tri....ii ca.-- its. ::: wr*JA ned the are of I a Ifi.2 rd. mr,-I . r.-ir __ _ . WIADC's ULTON left town on Thursday night • or America. orio of The Messiah was performed at C Theatre yesterday evening, in a'sn ic ery respect correspondent with the • sof HANDEL, its great author. The a rilli3nt and numerous. ions have been adopted in the Royal Naval C outh, by order of the Lords ts( the Mum Studetri is no: to exceed 1011 in time of war, teal of seventy both in peace and war, as bef Students, whether the sons of Naval Olken e to pay the sum of Aid per annum, Sr A'S , for any period less that' half a year; and '!Seers will have the preference, as rata • at, ced on the list of those who receive their cording to fhe former rule, the sons of all po curs; as well as others, were admired grata I be eligible for admission to the Naval Coih ned the age of 12 year. and a half, nor after h hat of 14 years, instead of from 14 to 16, a. . regelation. acs.—Wednesday night a 'nest barbarous mos tted at a lone house near Shabbiugteo 14'0,A, ilea from 'chant; in Oxforishire. Mt ' ct,minitted in December last to Oxford Gad, , but .acq,ii: ted' at the Assizes, for want of era- Mrs. Yorke'., an elderly widow lady, why was male about twenty-three years of age, a diroo ven o'clock in the evening. He entered into Mrs. Yorke on various subjects, and at length ed money, and hoped she would furnish him said she could not give hint atty. He then drew fe, and intinAliateiy attacked her, and cut her ightly, ii consequence of her resistance. The ins she possibly could to prevent his nefarious ngth succeeded in taking the knife from hint; he espied a large knife in the room, which was iv; this he seized, and with it almost separated tram her body, its consequence of w i nch she be villam also struck Mrs. Yorke several tinio h a wooden bar during the contest, so that her ed. He then attacked the young woman, and two places, and wounded keg severely in the . Each cut in her throat Is more than five but fortunately did not sever the windpipe; n many places by the violenceof the blows frum was lett, as the villain supposed, completely ent up stairs to rifle the rooms, well knowing ty was kept. In the mean time the gill re- , and escaped from the louse to Mr. GI ilhA oa, where she made known the business. The veral times on the way, and with the utmost there by an unfrequented path, in order to iy of Reason's overtaking her. As soon as she she again fainted, and was recovered with .n her recovering her senses she related the veral persons were got together. f hey pro. se, where they Mond Mrs. Tote in the okra- ribed. In consequence of the informatioa of n went to the house of Reason's father, which mile from Mrs. Yorke's, and inquired tot said he did not know where he was; but catch for, and at length found bins, up the immediately took him into custody, and at Oakley until the Coroner's Inquest is caeca dy. Mr. King, Surgeon, of Brill, was sent id (Elizabeth Hawes), who immediately seta of Oxford, who did every thing that could he is now in a very claugerous state, altlinuliti ed of her recovery. Reason has since declared suns were concerned with hint in the murder, ; but Irons the evidence of the girl, and other does not appear at all probable. ASSIZES—CHELMSFORD. Allen, James Allen, Witham Blunt, and W capitally indicted under the 53d George 111 °otitis at John Eppy, one of the keepers the 21st of October last, sf. als invent to mur some grievous bodily harm. 'I lie Jury, Atte said, they thought the shots were nut direct tor to harm him, but only to ten sly I,On, an Court directed them to find a verdict of ly. HUNTING. R. S. Lloyd, Esq. meet on Tuesday at Eas it; Friday at Gifford's Hall. 4 nds meet on Monday at tlitchWoud, rho' t rod, Saturday at PratsWood, at half-Past ter . met this day at Dunmuw High Wood; veil at Hatfield Heath, Wednesday at Yarn& , Leading Rwallitag Wood. ox-houuds meet on Monday at Toppinfhar the Black Buy, Chelmsford. Union fox•hotinds met this (lay at Bulme -sday at loppesfield, Saturday at hible 11 ni country, at ten each day. -.- ---------,--. . $ El R . I . H. s house in Somerset-street, Portinan-tem n. I !minas Oule pow let:, of a son a:Li, heir. at Thetford, the Lady of Mr. E. Jrl,. alike; ~_.-... MARRIED. - iipatrick,Lieutenaat Robust Murray Keith tit, to Miss Savage, Of OA Gown. . npattick, Ensign Robert Robinson, of thl Miss Quail, of that town. _ DIED. . ew hours illness, aged S 5, the Lady 01. B r:1 , the Rev. T. Bedford, Vicar of Willianiste* Tow-on-t i de-Hill, D. Gray, Esq. man? Ve 3 f t , ry of Legation, and Charge des Affair.e a en and Berlin. ion, Mrs. Bonfield, at the advanced ar ; , Ann liaker, • aged upwards of WO, Il glues to the last. At bodaliu, Mrs. lit er!!" the advanced age of 98 years 'teal by Laves. Ksor, Hackett dobee; • sad et the Spu-CHhce.Templt SIPA • This ilsy was published, In Syn. with Cokureil Plater, New Edition, price IRs. boarcle, AN INTI(ODUC'IION to GEOLOGY; ail's canoe of the GeLeral &rectum of the Lush ; comprising the Flemetos of the Scier.ce, and an Outline of the Geol•gy ana Mintrai Uctigriphy of England. A New Edition Enlarged, eon• tuning toe result of the Author's Irq r.rics, durhig an Examina tion of various par:s of EngianJ and the Eastern Coast of frt land, in BIS and it's s. By ROBERT BAKEWEII,.. This Work eves an accf.unt of the most Important Geologi c] observat:ons which have recently been made on the Continesit of Lumpy, sod in various party of the Gls.be, and has several new Hatband lilustratiwis, the whole retailed to gilt:: a view of the progress and present state of the Science. Printed :or J. Harding, :sa, 6t. lamus's-street, I.onclon. 'flits day wa, published, price se. board •, small bvt. MANUAL of Instruction and I)-Nritini cit the SACRAMENT of the I.ORD's SUPPER. By the Rey. JOHN HE:s r Morning Preacher the Foundling,&c. Sal by Rivington; Longtrian and Co.; Hatc:larti; ualli.Huutar. Assoair, the many admirable Trerises and Trtcts wh?ch have berarable•hed on tla, important subject, we can rtadily and can. %ktoady place the Nis!' oal row hfore us. It is the •,..; . (hlut;• inal a Nlinister, excellet.t practical Discounts ilre been already attended with the most saiu:ary eacts. tram ad a man we cape-red rath.h, and we ate not disappointed." " The f, nn preenbeil for self. examination is exceedingly good Lk Notts upon the whole : 4 etvice, and the private Prarrs which lo:low, are written in the spirit of calm and Christian devotion. The whole i.sufficiently concise, without omiutng any important tossiderathets." BIWA Critic for July, 1815. BURMA'S URIEN CAL Clio t OW. Tills day wah publ;sbed, in t wo Voluntes . ovo. price XI . Sr. boards, the filth Edition, considerably enlarged, of OORIENTAL. CUSTOMS, or an 11\LUSTRA TION of the SACRED 6cßarrtmLs, y a. eiplan tory Applicatio n ot :he Custtsttrelitt o the Eave rya I‘lins; and 'especially the Jews, th.rein alluded tn. CoUee7:d kat the most colt bt ated aveller e , and the most eminent Critics. By the Rev. SAMU Ll • 1.413RDER., A M. Late ot Clare Hall, Cambridge, &c. &e. Printed for I.ontutan, Hurst, Rtt6, Omar, and Brown, Pater :titer-row. " The ;ink before us has not only bven conyoied with Consi derable labuor, but this labour will be l roeloc• ive of much utility. TUt artatlemetit of the observations, according to the order co' Scripture, will rattier the work an acceptable book of reference to IA vines and Biblical Scholars."—Monthly Review, J one,' 801 See also Monthly Review, January 1610. SEWS ANA l OMY, COMPLETE, in 3 Volumes. TH, day wag published, in 3 Vols. son. • • (With numerous Eogravinp), price AZ. les., 64. boards, etc Four , h Edition of THE ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY, con tailiing the Anatomy of the Bones, Muscles, Joints, Heart, 'NI A t ieri, By JOHN BELL, °Surgeon. Awl that of the Braio aid Nem& l the organs of the Senses, and ,• the Viscera.—by CHARLES BELL, Surgeon. Tristed for I.o:lnian, Burt, Rees Orme, and Brown. Pater noster-row ; and Cadell and W. livies, Strand. Ot whom may be hat!, by the same Authors, 1. Operative :.iutgery, 2 Tuts. tivo. lioArds. 2. Engravings Iron, Specimens of Morbid harts, Isrperial Engratiog, of the Brain, Ito. te2 2? board& -1. 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It is with considerabie difiLlence I uridertahe that Important pill e , more especia;:y after Its having been .o !cool; and to uteri tot iousfy fine I by Mr. Doste ; bur my anxious endeavour shall be to disesarge the duties of the situatt a as natty best promote the intcreiti of the Charity, and Merit the confidence which has been repe,ed in me. 'rite die!fegui.li e .: marls of approbation of his Royal Highness the Mete of Clarence, the Presld‘bt, the suppolt of he R glkt lionottrable Lord Keith, and that which I have received from se great a majority 14 - the Governors and Ladies, PEronesses, de. .111:311 font ne the arart:: , st express'ona or gratitude. I have r!. e bonnur to be, your most Jcvotc,i, nose obedient, and most h•tnede servant. ROBILRT AUL% No. 3, Chore+ court, clement's-lane, Lombr.rd *meet. March 15 2 18113. svariov TS e Refitin Ter ciosit For Mr. A:esand,r Fraser 94 • Mr. .I.le:wider Grant 104 Mr itobert Auld • 464 AUS fEN, MAUNUE, AND rimobrs BANKRUPTCY. 1. LL Pers-ms w!).) intend to prove th..ir int Tuesday tu v, unler the Commlesi.rn of Bankrupt warded and now in prosecution against I - lENitY 1 . 11014:13 AUiTEN, tIENRY AIAUNDE, and JAMES 1 . 11.40 N, tit Ilenriet.ag street, Covent-gar len, in toss County of Middlesex, Bankers and Copar ners., are regt.ev.ed forthwith to transmit to my Chsas!•ers PapLr buildings, Temple. the `;ectirities they hold, with inertia. tions for the proof their Debts, distinoly stating tile parties. Lai of each Clahn; with :he Chriitisn and Sirnante at length, and the aildre , ,s dc,i3nation of every person Interested; and in the ca.e'of a Par trirr.h p, mentioning which of the persons will attend a• Guiidhell to make the deposition-1n orrier to their accoun• s being epoch:a, and that their proofs and exhibits may be pregiuusly primed. WILLIAM VARLO HilLLYEß,Solleitor to the 16th : sl 4. Commission. friltEBLE- DISTILLED LAVENDER WA. .L TER, under the august Prronagi of this RoyaLlitgliatiO the Prince Regent;. their Royal Hiihaes-es the Pritic;:ss , :s Au. gotta, I.l'saht:ll, Mary, and irph.a ; h e r itntperial lii hoax rho :ranl Duchess° Russia; Pnocessof W urte uhur3.; Oracet the Duchems of Devon.laire and Wr•lling•on; les °eke the Disko of Marlborough ; the Right lion.tne Courre.ses of M4I4E/rave, Darnley, and Liverpool; the Right Hon. V:scountess Powers. cnurt ; Lady B. Br !pluck ; the &roues; Mn•rte.nteeu; the am. Mrs. Hope; the H4ll Mrs. flutpleton; Ladies Hatton, Bourne, Bali, Harrington VII by the Nobility and Gentry in crustal hianu!'actured by I InNa v Chrill`St, &C. Canter. bury, the only and sole inventor (and with Whorl no othi , r per son is conneered), of wheat It may be had wholzsale, rrati, and for exportation; also in I,m: dun of Mr..lohnstoo, 15, Ikrry, 17, Gretk creet, Solo; Overton, 51, Garde and Pierce, 37, New Bond-street; New h ry and sons, 4; and. 4 .'rw strand Co. 20, St. Paul's; Barclay anti Sons, 95, Fleet-market ; Leuthars, 47, P'c taJilly .uttua and, ;r:). 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I loath, Nottingham," is engraved on the Government Stamp.- Price 9s. 9.1. and 1 s Sold by E. Ed ward , , (Avnt to Heath), 56, Qt. Paul's Church. yard; Sanger, Oxitrd street; Tutt, Royal Exchange; and • all respectable Dealera in Medictir:s. TO MOTHERS AND NURSES. AMONG the innumerable in s t ances o f t h e sur . prising cures performed by the A MERICAN 300 fill NO SYRUP, the following case is deserving the attention of every family: "A line fat infant of J. Palmer, Matcher, of Friar place, Acton, Middlesex, only six months old, began to cut its &utile teeth; but the mouth became ulcerated to such a degree as to prevent Its sucking; this was attended with strong convalrocs, and in a short time reduced the child to a mere skel,ton ; the mu. Cher was even afraid to move it, for fear the limbs should nut bold together. A nursery-maid in the neighbourhood, seeing the dreadful situation of the child, gave the mother a small quantity of the Syru?, and in one hour after the gums were rubbed, the infant was better, and cluld ac•ually take the breast. lhe fat her immediately got a bottle, and in two or three days, sit double teeth came through, to the astonishment of all the neghboure hood. Another intent was going in a similar way, but, upon sp. plication of the Syrup, was restored, and they are 114 W bob as line children as ever was seen. This will be folly corrolinnted by the parents, and malty of the most respectable its:tab:tants of the place." To be had of Johnson and Williams, Na. 94, Newman stroct, Oxford-street; and by all the principal Medicine Venders la town and country, at 2s. 9d. a b N. 13. Mrs. Johnson relieves tin: Infant Poor as usual, at 11 , 1 house, every Tuesday and Saturday mernin:;, from n'ne to ttn o'clock, fiy bringing a letter from a respectable housekzepar, to certify that they are real objects of charity. TO PERSONS WHO ARE BALD, OR. WHOSE HAIR. IS TURNING GREY. THE following Letter, l ate ly rece i ve d i n a d d i t i co to thousands of a similar kind, is submitted to the Reader'. attention. • " To Mr. JAMES ATKINSON, &c. ".lA-1 send you the folinwhqt fact, because I consiler i:s publicity not onl•• as an act of justice to yourself, but also as tending to public benefit. About : ).tars ago my bk. began .to !all off, and continued in that declining state till I was nearly bald, whoa 1 was induced by a frit•t:d to try a bottle of whit you call your Curling Fluid, which h•r recommended front experience as a most elileacions artiest: for the groiwli of the hair; I accordingly purchased a bottle from Mr. Derbyshire, Perfumer in this town, and after cont,nuieg its use for about three months, I have corn• pletely recovertd rny hair, which is now as strong and thick as it, ever was in my 11!e; and I f•:el so perftctly convinced of Its cilia eicy, that I have no doubt but that any one who will give it a tt.al, will be equally successful. I am, Sir, yours, &c. " I.elces:•r, Sept. & 'g DANIPL TOOMPSON." • 'the CURLING FLUID is prepared principally from the Ott. or Tea COCOA NUT, wh ch is wellltnown where the Cocoa Trep is a native, for i a efficacy for the growth of the hair: it frees ta. hair from scurf, &c. makes if soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in Curl during Exercise, or in Damp Weather, price .9s. and one Guinea a bottle. Also ATKINSON't VEGE TABLE DYE, which, by the most simple process, changes Grey or Red Hair, on the Haul, Whis ken, &e. to a permanent Auburn or Black,prics tus. Gland One Guinea,—Sold by las. -Atkinson, Per:umer, No. 43, Oe'. rard-street, Soho-square, London; acrd by most Perfumers mut Hair-dressers in the Kingdom. Caution.—Be particular to ask for « Atkinson's Curtiss Fluid" or" Atkinson's Vegetable Dye;" and observe his name and atiF dna 94 Ute Label, as chars are ammo, Imisatisas. MONDAY,' MARCH 18, 181; WANTED immediately, a GROCER'S SHOP In a good Niarket Town : otte within twenty or thirty miles of London will he preferred. Letters addressed, post-paid, to Mes4.rs. Munday and Slatter, booksellers,`Oxford, will be attended to. • This day was publidied, In 11m/slice 2s, 6d. MOSCOW, a Poem; by Mrs. H ENRY ROLLS,. Authoress ef Sacred Sketches, &c. London: Printed for Law and Whittaker. 13, Ave Maria lane, and may also be had of all other Booksellers. Where may be had, lately published, • SAca en Sirrcurs from Scripture Histury, Poems, by the same Authoress, Bvo. price 6s. hoards. " The manner In which the Authoress has executed a task so honourable to herself, requires our critical evrohation. The polished beauty of the v shews considerable and studious read ing in the poetical literature of England "—exit. Rev. Aug. 181.5 ADVENTURES DF QUI HI? IN HINDOSTAN. • This day was published, In Royal Octavo, ernbelliabed with Twenty-eight Engravings by Rawl.* N DSO N, coloured. price 255. extra boards. THE GRAND MASTER; or , A ovErcrußes nr QUI HIT IN HINDOSTAN. A Hudibrastic Pu.em,ln E.rht Cantos.—By QUIZ. Illustrated with Engravings, by Row- LANDSuN. London : Printed by Thomas Tea, N0..11 I. Cbeapside ; C. Chapple, Pall-Mall ; and may be had of all Booksellers. • ••• .1 hi, is a curious and singular Work ; only two copies were known to be in England, one of which being sort, a Reward of Fifty Guineas was lately offered for its recovery. This day was published, in Two large Volumes 4to. price Lo. ss. In bouds, • rrHE. LIFE of JAM ES the SECOND, KING of 1 ENGLAND, &c. collected out of Memoirs writ of his own Hand, together with the King's Advice to his Son, and his Majvsty's Will. Publisliedby command of his Royal Llighness the l'rince Regent, from the original Stuart Manos,:rirs witch had been carefully preserved at Rome in the Family of the Pro tender, and arc now depos'ted in Carltnn lon ,e. By the Rev. 1 S CLARICE, LLB. F.R Historiographer to the King, Chaplain to the Household, and Librarian to the Prince Regent. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Rrnwn, Pater. amtersrow, Payne and Foss, and Rudd and Calkin. Pall-mall. •.• 1 his Work c.:mprises the flistore of Great Britain France, from ti.e latter part of the Reig.i ul Clualcs the Fir::, to the close of King William's Reign. MILLARD'S NEW POCKET' CYCLOI'iLDIA. Tlis day was published, lo One large Vol. itinto. price 96. boards, or 11 4 . bound, calf tilt anti lettered, rpriE New POCKET CYCI,OP/E1)I A, or, Eye. memo of Ti, t: ful Knowledge ine,lusiE:ally arranged; wan. LiArs of Select Itook• uu miry intro tar • of Learning anti . Science; df.N!zned fur the bigh.,:r classes in Schools, and fur young persons in general. By JOHN MII.LARD. . . Assistant YArariatt of the :-;urrey Institut:on. Sezond Editi• n, wi:h many imp•ira:it additions and correctinnst "Of 80-its Ft:ely published, t:::der titi.; similar to the above, th'4 in our estimation, by far the her. We can scarcely poit,t to any book of e into which so great a variety of u•, tut and entertaining matter Is compressed."—Eekctic Review, Dee toil.---zee also Nlontlily Review, and British Critic for Dec. IRI I, Universal Mag. for Jane,. and Gentleman's Palk ,for 437,Pa. !„All v t A . s • • London: Printed for Sh e r woa l, Neely ant! Jones, Pa'ernos ter row. lust pubiicht•A, with an elevitc Fronti4pieee, price 5 APP:RITTONS; or the Mvitery , •f GHOSTS, HOBGOBLINS, an..! Haun•rd 'Hem- s, d. vt•toped. By JOSEPH TAYLOR. " This colreciioo or Stories k wep chosen, and offers a fund of arnuscim ;1., that is cheap at the price of five ■hil:iu,;s. 4y !mt. :`:g such_ a b.) k .11 :his into the 11%rds of children , parents will ntor:• ctuafly guard their minds a,•.cinst weak credulity that. by grave philosophic atlinonitioo."—Mo.ithly P Pview. Printed for Laeldnron and Co. Flinhary-squrre Of whom may be had, very eriaady printed he •.svu pocket volumes, pike I4s. in boards, The Fr.owLiti of %VI r. or a choice Collection of Ron Ma!! both Ar•ient and Modern ; with Biographical Critical It i marks. By the Rev. Henry Kctt. Author of doe Ekments of General ir.nawle.ige. Bce. Ste. " W.! cannot *co leo& our account of these two volumes with out again thnitklng Mr.Kett for the amusement he has Afforded vs in their perusa - !. 'I hey aitl fn7 it? ar It a‘ing add itiotttr; the ihrary of the !nuns.% occasit::'oly present an anecdote, of which the fi.-.ls:pftt scit.dir must cont.-is hintself ignorant. We cannot wit!:11 , )41 what we conilder their Itigh.•%t m e rit, tha t , among much ludicrous and atnthlng natter, thry contain no one expression which can shock the nice.t sense of nnidery, or fur; nia:t a sicjie additional idea to tic sore of Jndelicitty with which bunt of till., Misr .1.) frequently abound."—British Cri:ic. • CUMIsIF.RI.ANIVS WORKS. TKI ACNGTON and CO. respectfully inform the Public, that they have recently repubs;:iel the various Works of this :admired Arthur, wheel are now oa rile at the folowl.g prices: 1. niemnzrs of his I.ife and Writings, with Anecdrnes and Characters I i r 4. Cotentporaries; elegantly printed in two vols. rivo. with Port:we, Xi Is. 2. Calvary; se, 'lir: Death of Chen. A Sacred Poem, 2 vols. elegantly printeo, 12s. 3. A Few Rea.ons Why we stimid believe in CllbliT and adhere to ht' Religion; addreased .e the Patrons and Profes sors of the New Philusopby ; elegantly printed, uniformly with Calvary, Bs. 61. 4. John de Lancaster; a Novel. Three vols. elegantly printed, price Xt Is. 5. 1 lie Ett a / a d:o Poral; by R. Cumberland, Eni. and Sir Jam :b Bland Fan•gel, Bart. elegantly printed. Li tot. 6. Mlcc—viz Jew, Pirst to:lye Wheel of Fortune; Hint to firs. bands, Sa:;‘,l'. D.ituhter, Joamyt, Jew of Mogadure, 2s 6d. each. 1 . 1 Of LACKING rum and Co. may be had, lately public:led, thar C e.l7.tL4K:b t eumplete, price 6g. or separately, in Emir Parts, Li ranged in elacses, price ls. 6d. each. -square, Feh. 16', 1816. TkIE FL/It PROMO! ING RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE AMONG THE POOR. ANOTHER Meeting of this Society, to consider a proposal for receiving yet an additional number of Books into their List, will be held at the Bane Corszt-Houst, "Ilreadneedlesstre. t, on Wednesday Evening, the Such instant, at Six o'Clock predraly. •„• At the late Meeting (which consisted of about Twenty Members), the Books which had been proposed were all of them unanimously chosen, consequently the fear of disturbing the Se. tier,-, or of overloading the vessel, subsided; and the unanimous a, a niintmem-of certaiti measures respecting the introduction of more new books, immediately took place. On this occasion, it seems, the desire of certain Gentlemen is, that tb said introduction of new books may by no means fix on land i.ety heavy burden of the old ones. The expressed desire, however, by no means reaches to that heavy and oppressive bur den, whirls, in realit , has been placed on the society s late Book-' seller. It b - • no means reaches to the shirts thousand copies Which, utsti-r an engagem-nt wish the aoeiety, wle, by t"e said Bookseller, ceeessar.ly procured ; and which, atter an electioneer ing mar oeuvre bad displaced him, were Lft on his bomb; These , ' , ciao, ,hen; (evidently of the genuine' F.di:ions, and by the 'to ci-ty its lorg sa , :ction.A And approved;. are offer for general ' either iu large or small Numbers, and on the lowest terms, at ;!‘,, anti Wit &atm of 1. Vi no' s , U, Beeclpstrest. yarbicsul. . , - WATERLOO COLUMN. T HATCHED HOUSE TAVERN. St. .I.lnrs's. street, January 19—Lord SOMER VILLE'in the Chair. His Lordship stated to the Meeting—" That a Meeting was held early in the last Autumn, at Wellington. in Somersetshice, to consider of the propriety of erecting a Column on :hat point of the Blackdown Hells %%bleb form a part of the estate eurehased by Parliament for his Grace tl:e Duke of Wellington. A Sub scription was at that time entered into, wkich has since here( sanctioned by the approbation of his Royal Highness the 't•iiice Regent, and by those distinguished persons who were named by Parliament as Crustees to carry into effect this gra.:t. Their names, in common with many others, together with that of Field Marshal Prince Blucher, wilt b 2 found in the list of Su!tscribcrs. The spot chosen for this purpose, is well sated to keep alive the remembrance of the splendid Victories galtu-s1 by this deo, and cannot fail, at the sante time, to perpetuate the irrinc;ble tonne and skill of those who fought under his command. It wll more over form a most pronsinent feature in a p:rt of England already ornamented by the Pillar raised in honour of the late Earl of fdlhatham, and by the "Cower built It St rellead, in colnmemora. tion of the spot where Alfred .t he Great firs , • t.. 4114 wridard." The following Itest:lutions were then moved by Wm D•cker.• Esq; M.P. Md., latitaolll4. Ire A. SFatord, Esq. wench I Wire carried unanimously; I it. Resolved, That when the Subscription . shill hare con tinned open for the space of one year front this d in:, the -um of fat/ guineas shall be given for the hest Plan or Model of 0: • Co lemn to he erected in tumour of the splendid Victories gatie 1 by his Grace the Duke of Wellington. Ind. That a Contract shall be entered into with such Architects as shall engage to execute the Design, so approved, in the chearett and best innmer—regard bring had-to durability AtA elf-ct. 3d. That the said building shall be ereved in the cons • ref three years front the period when the design be delivered over to the person who shah' be chosen to execute the same. 4th. That the fonowtoniusciiption be engraved on the bast of the eald Colenot : •t Fo hint by selsoie transcendant talents our gallant and well- Solilfers have in every institute been led to Victory— To Arthur Wellesley, Diit e of Wellington, &c. &e. this Column is erecied. by 1.14 C iiii:rynsen; a m intiniettr tit their gratitude and admiration." On the South .id, of the ba*t.,) " lodia protteted At -:iye." (04 the West ditto,) as Thai t rind POI tllg:11 rCtsCl:ed 1 VA111:1 a ; • I'm re. Vel . rat ; S.tlarnanca; Ba•lajos ; Vireria; &c. Ste." (On the N,:rth " Zepublican Tyrant:lt sididitted! Bayonne; ThoulouNe." (oii the Fast ditto,) " The Netherlotids an ( ' Europe ddivered! Waterloo " .5.h. That a fifth part of the tom subscr:bed shall be vetted as a !•ttad, the in erect of which •th:0: be appropriated to thepurpose of 1: -eping the said Colunui in perpetual repair, under the direc tion ut three Vs uttees, namely, the Lord Lieotenant, and two Deputy Lieutenants of the County of ''oinerset. omrEitVii.i.E. Chairman. Mr. Dice CX.ION then moved the Thank... of the Meeting to du: Noble Chairman, for het polite and attentive c?siduct while in the Cha'r, wh:eh was carrr d utianim-n6ly. After which his Lord 'hip retornel thaisks for the hunota conferred on him. l'he ltes..lutintts were ten directed to he rublimi.4 in the Morn,mt end Evvning Newspapers ; and that oubscriptiou will be received at the hilly wing atanki..l Houses: Nte•srs. Hanimersley's. Dtvtion , :e...'s, „Dad (3 1 1141nr,',.. t t t 1”. pony #Vr'''• iii f 'i ft" - - m44 t - - ili.- • `•;;;;••••• 3 ,14 i. ..,,,i ro. Ani!e, Fs4 mid at all Cainicry ifan , rs. 'its It. 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Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Roderick, the last of the (ochs, 2 vols. t Cs. Curse cf Ke. lama, 2 volt Its. Thalatia ; 2 vols. i gs. loan of Arc, 2 vols. 164. Ant r Potnt4, ISi hoards.