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r~ r -r. ---~ 3. I. :ft.l If. " , - ,s If , • ' '""*%4 aft. I'4 • ° ! . 0 40 lottibidr:srli tiocttlf ”,r; . 11 ,1 tif,.. st soPloo ~,,t,...! 4- S tf 0 ,.. . ,) .ni...-: akr ::E. 4 • v., • 1 It b, . • . 1. .. , 3 • -21011 t •. 0 :1114 : ot - r • • !' ..! • /V 1 ' 4 • ; ' • ' - - • • • s '74 • • . • 7 t ECM lk , L ' 9 •' l o A l ' ..: j . • . • • • ...X ...: • ' !.t f• ..i-...r .~1 06 t . 7 ' • • ..:. a , . U ivi5 , E0 ,9254 7T • • •• 1 . : : . : • '.: ilutbAY, NovEm.tikk • • y .. , , _ PRIM CE. :—/..1 fib daressiptibllstted, in ova. price ios. 64. o ,ritt i VrfBr on the Di eases and Organic A4'slesi;ontAr the HEART and Great Vessels. ivrim By. J. N. CIPIptISAR ikte, ''..--arram the French by C. H. HERB, Member of the College ut Surgeons in 1... km. and G. UNDER WOOD, 92, Fleet-streett ~. • THE PAMPHLETEER. TO E&I FACULTY. A YOUNG &I A. N. who has had some years prse. CIL dat ittLestdatoviihes to take the jutgor part of so era itlithal avidness, which he feels aipeole of sustaiuini. Country would be preferred'—Addresi A.B. No. SS, Great Surrey street, London. ..XCHE(2I.IIIn • r tdl6. 712 bE 'AID OFI. All Exclegutrinh dated !tithe /4:ootheof December. 1815, ad January, Isle, irlz. OsrAttia. SS Geo. !H. Cap. S. Vote of Credit, 1515, ,e6,ovo s coc!, - 1,0. THE L , JRDS 00.51AliSSIONERS cf HIS AM. JESTZ", TREASURY', having gisvi birectirnrfer p ! pin; d This day was published. Pr. 6s ed. PHE PAMPHLETEER, NO. XVI. Or RVCORD Of the BIIT.PAIMILICTS of the Der. [Continued onailoaally, at an overate of four Number. annually.] • CoNTENTs. • I. Mr. H. KosTia on the AuII.IOIATIoN Of SLAYBIT.-- ( Ori g ia a r t U. Rev Mr. WILLIS' Price &say On the CeatatuTaenos of inns. 111. Mrs. CAPPII on the Util!ty of hunts whiting the Female Wards of HosPITALS and LUNATIC Asylums. -- Irightall IV. Mr. CLAIMION on the Increase of P.tureatett and Foot rco, i ht i e d for frl.:44l 4 liis slay was peblished, ' 6 . 0. in TWo VA% RIM by Tnostass and Grottos !NM'S. wooD ,3Y, Fleet.street,tbe l'h:rd Ed tion of Ifed ' TREA rISE ON FEBRILE DISEASES ; wain.," t he Various -Species of Fever, and an Disease 'with Fever * A. P' WII.gtIN PHILIP. M.D. P.R.S. lid. orvi t l ha Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, Play an to the Worcester Infirmary, /ice. tt___- tie Principal of the .shove mentioned Engseqrer Bids, with tar Leassa slre therern, at tk Enckpier Bill Vice, iv the Receipt of.f.rdsepar, New Fab*. rard, Westiaiaster, IN Thu.S(Ly , the t,t .I.sl of Illovember nest, ettesubc:e will he given daily days rsesped) anti! and including Friday, the Nfrivf!t2l. r, /nee Tea *Veal in the tilorninz till Oat in the efeerooxi, /.r the tura pose f reeeiviag the seine for the greater dispatch, t•te hearors of the raid Dille are desired to piace sea's d.:scriptios is erfagate. Lists, fssihisk are to he eka:ned at this Gime; thessi4i 0114.* of their respactive data, each as are fir the same amenearbeivzxameriogy arranged, and epec;fyingthe principal 8:11115 and lat:test Ire them" matOated from, let exeludial the days ens whide they are empaotior4 dated, to the tail !Ist Jac 9.1* Nove:nb:ridapilve, ,ohen the latereet midi eerie; and the said Bearers Ihrin 114..'ass er n 4) are ind;soensihly resvired to isclorse ertth their &lei! stoat:mt. an.: :o "tri •*!t their Ndasei and Raids-are at the bottom of each sepal end they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill 00;ice far par meat, and to receive the new Bins, and give the Receipts the . 4 0 11014 If any of the hollers f the aforesaid Bills shout !he he desirous of receiving Fxycorrt of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said ttlst day of November, they wry he accommodated, on cossipctint. the 1.-testis to the Is? on whish they vvish to he l eav i e , sh e s aid 23111 : fi r neamixatiox one day prior thereto. Stich Perrone as Mai he desirous of having neva 13. , :chequer Dills in whole or is part of Payment of Priiteipal, upon ;narking new Bills, asi wr:atimsing the aviosint at the bottom of thfir Lists, delivered on or Inpre Friday, 15th November, may be acci:vocodnt4 with non Bills, t o p s id e t o or 0, der, carrying nn Interest of Three pence Farthing by the Jay, in every One litatired Pound:, which said Neva Bills will tear date the said 21st Jot of November, and will he deliveiest, together with the IN:craft doe in respect of the Bills so desired to be exchanged, to Fs isley, doe iLtil day y Nov.en-- her, and the latoreiNg Days. The Exchequer bills to be Issued in Exchange, and made pay able to ,or Order, as above mentioned, may be etther tratiferred by etidorsemont, or will be paid to the dearer. it the Wank o!util nut be tilled up N.B. AU Exchequer Bills, dated prior to Deeemt-er, 1815, have been advertistd to be paid of 7, and the 'merest thereon bas ceased. RA res. V. ON the PIteSINT SITUATION Of the COUNTRY. By A. H. HOLM/NORTH, M. P. VI. Report front the Committee on the ELOIN lA—MALYS. VII. 1161 Y. ['AMOR on the ELIUSINIAN and BACCIIIe MVSTE- Rics. Concluded. VIII. Address to H H. the Princess CISARLOTTI—on the STATR Of 'he CoUNTRY.4O//glitAri IX. Mr. Arej OINOLOWNI :Verdi on the RATS of INTgaltlre, r Origin 11. X. Rev tl GLovatt, on the Paortart TAI. • XL. Bishop Wa Tame. celebrated Parapltt 00 the SQUALI ZA. TIOM Of 11111110PlIeS CMURCII eArtAbleNT. Said by Gale and Fenner • fitithrell anti Martin, London-- Meciedie and Co. ildishagig-;•Cianant and Ca. Dublin t and all other Bootsellers. Of whom snay Se had all the preceding Numbert, Pr. as. Sd. each. • ••, SINS I.P.PATIU'S NEW WORK. ii e awes. pubbshed, in 4 krite Vole. price Al 4s. bowie, ifRA'rRALLAN. A Novel. In Fonv Volognek By ALICI A LffPANU, Grandarighter of the NW Thomas Sheridan, Esq. ii ,„& m , port d for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Pater. ...r.row —Of whoa' may be had, • v t i o I. n my.-Ecp: a ierio.l.udicro, Tragice.Comico By TOINSO-1 to !Angus WHO. In i vole 9t6 edition, ;.11. y a m. : 't . The day was published; in limo. price 9s. bound, age edo woefully croxecied ar.d considerably improved, f NEW ITALIAN GRAMMAR, in Engli o sh, sad p a gan, on a plan different from any hitherto pub: y p a wns ow, in a clear, concise manner, the ()tot Rides, eaglet Method for she Attainment of that elegant and li g h t s lispage, equally calculated for the Use of Sebsois iiPrivate Isorpetion. By 4 OARTANO R AVI ZZOTT, peter of Languakes, Author of a Viridarium Latinism, &c. POW for Loagnsaa, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pa iesitter4 OW. , t s'erff WUKM LUZENGES. WORMS allowed to ba the moat frequent l • Sources of Childrerss' Diseases :—Their Syroptumir every Parent should be acquainted with. They occasion lon it appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, Ind an Ime cular scale of the bowels, attended with violent Nuts; they ' bring on convulsions, affect the growth of the body, ,and often prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Bod as a preventative and cure for these alsrmlag complaints, the ahoy Ace:lent Medicine it allowed, on the testimony of some of charatteis In tLis country, to have oo equal. . Their approbation. g'ven to the Prow•lcor, from a personal knowledv of its ehicacy their own tunnies, stamps Its mertts beyond competilon. and gives a sanction to It which no other Medicine of the lizz.d cm boast. ^old at Messrs. Butler and Scat, No. 4, Cheapside, London, o packets at Is. ltd. and h0z..4 to 4 .0 nal se. 44. and 31w by Mr. Cs: Hiner, George street, Edinburgh; hiessrs. Newbery and Sons, Dame street, Dublin; and the Medicine'Venders In every city .ud town in tie Unites! Kingdom. I.lobby was 1)0)11,11E4, in 'cwo Volumes, limo. price t 2c boards, HE BOTANIST'S COMPANION - 1 or, An b a leauction to the Knowledge of Practical BO PANY, ths OSES isf Pl. s 4 i•s, either growing wild in Great or cu l t ivated for ,he purposes of Agriculture, Medicine, • gemossy, or the Arts, on a new plan. By WILLIAM SALISBURY. Printed fir Looms°, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown. Pater• sow, and sold by the Author, at his Botanic Garda*, whom may be had, by the same Author, t ikes wldrened it Proprietors of Orchards, and to Growers of jo wend, comprising ot.servations oo the present state of &pie Trews, in the Cider Countries; made Ina tour during he •-smemer. Also, the Natural History of the Aphis Lanam Americas Blight, and other bisects destructive to Fruit Tress. Ow Vol. lento is. boards. • • • m LUCK AM) bIIKOICAL DIVF.NSA,RV. His Royal Higinivis the Puke of YdR K, President. Sera neon —Mr. Kiernan, Mambo . of the Loyal College, London. Goveastons—Harlot EcreliSlint, Earl of [Antrim, Hon. Colonel J. Barry. M.P. John Latouche. M.P. THE R j oy.ll Ausl Noble PAtrons HI the • *hove IN STIT 10 N. om. the excluifve Treatmeot of VT.N UR EAL COMPLAINTS, and their danyeron% cousequencro, in order to Insore tht bentOts that have resul:ed trout it, selenad Mr. Kier. sin as he Surgeon, (gadding high on Ow hit of the Royal College) from direFtal his chief attention to thaw diseases. Mr.' Kb•rnan. conceives et a .pan of his official duty to caution the public, by pointing to the I.ist of the Royal College, published February. 1816, se the oniy Sure guide, and that no assertion at prrooas 4ssunsing etch tide, and publish/ advenesisig them, without bung sattednned by-thi‘ his, are to be erodred. The au rush reports M the Leck Benny:try will prove that some of the most dangerous cases ot gric•tares, Debility, and other suppoitel I incurable afire ions of the Generative argues have been Mere ra- To the PRA mortus ~f N I'IQUAIt IA :4 A ESEAtidliiits. This day sea. published, Vols. I 11. 111 and tr. of ' - 1E AN I'LQUAItIAN titY; can. ...IL taming 327 bgbly Sui*hell Engraviggs, d *playing Mr tn* :lent Architecture and other Vestiges nt korner Ages on Groat. Britain: accompanied with Descrininn*. Pric: ito i.oitds. I.lt. each volume ; or, with pria.lf impressmns of oa lugs paper, Xi 4s. No. 2.;, bemg the first rlo. of Vol V. will be published on the la of December neat, price .4 t.mall, and 44 large. I.ondon : Publishei by W. 2larkt, N:!te Boni street; 1. Mar. ray, Albemarle.strect ; J. M it;colardson, Cornitill ;' ice. Cowie and Cn. Poultry; and Sherwood and Cu. Parrrnoetr-rovr.; ant way lie had of awn , Einnbaeller in the United Kingdom.. p. EDINBURGH AN?:UAL REGISTER. • 1 jay was publidted, handsomely printed in one thick Vet Mo. double C 41131118 1 1, pmts Xt. is. In boards, E EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER for 1814. ••• In announcing the present Volume of the t tdmburgh An ' tinter to the Public, It can h ardly be necessary to men as, that die yerioi which it embratts is one of th.t fond fey de ilmpriaot meta that has ever occurred in the history of the mid. The Pubildtas have the satisfaction of being enabled to state, dm the I\l* Oita part Is written by a Gentleman of the highest met a te wwwwsweao adds to ..hebothTs stuteifieations requiake tor sans an undertaking, a minute and accurate kilowlelge of the orate of 81%1 of the great battles recently fought. founded on rental inspertion,and ;Wood by ntilitary and scientific co•ope• anion; and who he possessed unwonted opportunities of inter ?se wi.h the raw ilturVous amongst those who directed the 14411e0t, of the grand prilit;ca! machine. Printed fir Ant:held Constabl- and Co. Edinburgh; and Lehman, Wrst, Kees, Orme, alit Brown. London. 11% BRUSS.iiia PAPgRS. 'd ---.- 1 opt act: BRUSSELS. OCTOBER t. / An Englishman sv!!o is now in dais city has jo.lt sent us a letter, from which we will quote a passag.et " Certain journals or ;Sergi= daily take pleasure in inviting us. The English have in tact been guilty in the ryes of the Editois, of two crimes for• which they cannot forgive us ; one, that or havinic coatri. buted by their energy to the salvation of Europe.; the other, that of having, at the price of their MOs; pteciou‘ Wood, defeated at Waleano, him who in .tended to fix his head-quarters at Btuasej.s, the pith cal Juno, 1615." IP4 ed6 dually and towered .11y tawited. . Mr. Nierthus may be cousuhed as usual, by both Sues, at his House, 21, Lower Cbarionsrstreet, Iletlturd.luare, where let. ,el' ru'n I Own and CuutstrY ire to he addressed, anJ the netts• say ulster and meditate will be given, or sent, to any part of she Misted Kingdom. Jut , i•ubli•bsd. price 41. fd Edition, P,raetical Observations on the above Diseases, by h. Kirrnan, and may be bad at Nu. 17s, flpet•yrcet, Nu. ito, l'aternuster-row, anti Nu. lU, Crown-court, do .0. ~: . FOREST 'fits k.S. • Lardy 'ptiblialitd, iTHE FORESt PRUNER. and Ti‘TBER .ii. OWNER s'ASSISTANT; or a CumpLie Practical Treetise on tbe:Traialt7, and Manag:tnent et liiiii , l. 'limber. Ines, viteeher intended for use, shelter, or ornament ; including iilhamiustion of the Proptrdes of English kir Timber, and a new in= few the MaAarment of Oak 100 ids, &c. &c. livo. with Br n,lbird Edition, price las . By WILLIAM PON TEY, .. Xiintryinso, Planter, and Forest Pruner to the Duke of Bedford. Also. by the .amt Author, VTHE. PROF'TABLE PLAN TER ; a Theoretical ani itololgeoise op P'ssitng in .v..ry description of Soil and itty l atiicularly thn.e which are nwit ditlictitt, as elevated .I tsetiattra litat!i4, rnclly soil. &c. including Hints on shelter Onuarent. Bvu wnh a Plate of ImpTinetits -for Plandag by iLe Author. Fourth Edition. otgarlini, price ine.‘d• Ilt Tilgotkilions rte this ILlition may be had separate, price Su L0v410 4 : Printed furl. 1-larding, IG, St. lanutes-siruet. YARDS ACCOUN t'S FM THE NEW YEAR This day was iambi:shed, nE . FARMELVS ANNUAL ACCOUNT -1 WOK f:lr IRIS-17 (To be continued Annually) Con -10/11:41, a Ruled for keeping a Journal of Oceinvences (lathe ion; Daily Account of Labour perforated, 4ccount of Re. tirantlEapetFes; Weekly Account of Live Stock; Produce ertunruani,of Corn, 'Hay, rotatioesi and other Cropsl - Accoii•it ; Minnal Recap:• and Expenses, and sundry 111 ‘Work s 4 frond very seviceable to Landholders, Farmers, Nadi, hailffi, and Cultivator.. a every Description ; and ' lol dwdener,o. now cosifidentLy recommended to the notice 0111 Plar ate et.gsted w Country Unsineis., hbrahrd annually, price 11.1s,for a Year, or 10s. 6d. for Half Yeat's Book. • 1 424csit Printed for 1, Harding, 36, St. James's-streets Where may be had, k" MAYS on the NIA NAGENtIiNT of the DAIRY : tocindlng Modern Practice.of the best Districts in the Manu taeture of sod Butter ; deduced from a Series of Observations made . thirty years prarice. By ,1. Twamley, and others. A I bl?sce:iectel and enlarged : one volume, 12rao. with . I . ,petee 7..- WALKS THROUGH LONDON, _ 403 *6 SG Engnattiags on Copper, and C 4 on W oo d, in '•#t! ,1 !" Will :be ,represented every thirs worthy of notice, Vilitist.out the M. tro;.etis. Pas ratlishell, Number 111. containing 10 Engravings, (to be continued blandly), of ITALKS THROUGP LONDON, including EfTMINSTtit Old the Boeotian -of SouTirwast,with saroarditig subnibs ; describing every Thugworthyu Ob . . anon itt the l'ublic Budding'', Places of Bntertaitimcnt, Erthi• Rl "et Conivnercisl and Lite: ary Instftotiwts, &s. down to the t Period, and finning a Comp!ete Guide to, the British etresi.l 4 s.—By DAVID lIUGIISON, LL. D Prowd for the Proprietors, and sold by Murr * "Dem4le•street ; bherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster. 411 ; and I.M. Richardson, Corolla „ • Of whoin may also be bad, No. I and s IL wootrtous —l. 'I his work will be cumprood It neolat • h it NiplLers.lmd•may be baund together,. or, in Two Vav 2 . Pesch Number will cotrain Elgin finished Ens arso n ('opper, and Two or more on Wood, sod fitliry•dg ▪ of 1 • o eleontly printed in FLioiscap Bvo. prick, D,nty with Proof I.op, etsitsis ut the .I"lstero . t Ptr Natubw. SARACEN'S HEAD INN,' SNOWHILL. • UNCOMMaN CHEAP TRAVELLING, r irHE 'LORD EXMOLITH,a POOL amp RI Nd* A WOOD new light Day Calth ; sets out from else Saraceis'il Head Inn, Snow-Hill, Londou, at tia.f put live o'clock iu the:, mornMg, end arrives at the London Tavern, Pool, early the sainsr evening; through Farnham, Alton, A Iresford, Winchester, Rome,' sey, and Wimhonie. At :he request of the Inhabitants, this coach runs in a day, from Pool, Wirnhortie Ste. proriouvly sat this coach starting, passengers wore oblie4 to travel by want. The Etoprietors will endeavour to merit the patronage of those friends who have kiodly Ind- mated their destre to Stlprurt this concern. • SOUTHAMPTON, Lyntinftosi, Winchester, sad Basingstoke ' New Fpur Inside Coach, at sight in the mot :dog, to the George Inn, Southall:moil, mar..eight hours on the road (break:est iw Loudon and dine at groifisamptoii).—This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle' of Wizia, St. Maloe's, Havre de Grace. Cherbourg, Ste. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Medway., and Basioptok. new Post Co4ch, every afternoon, at three,- The W Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, St. Wlaloe's e ,C o °6lll The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach, to LEE D s, HALIFAX, BRAD an.l all parts of the North, sets out at two o'clock in the ter , and arrives at the Gold. ti Lunt lan, Leeds, next evening, at six o'clock, throng's Stamford, Grantham, Newark, and Doucaster. I his coach is I n tended to accommodate the towns of Leeds. Halifax, Bradford, and vici nity. It will leave I.erls at , farce o'clock in the afterioan. Pas minters may convenient's come to Leeds front thou places, and be in London early the next evening. The UMPIRE, a Nh'.' LIVERPOOL Light Coach, r a l one night on the road, carries four Insides end four Outs: sets out every day at oats o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next log Wore seven. o'clock, by way of 1/unstle, Woburn, Laik bury. Northamptoe, Wellord, Lutrerwortii, Hieckley, Adler. gone, Litchfield, moue; Ridgely, Newcastle, litunsturd, War• moron s and Prescott. - GOtANG't M Alt I.BOROUGH elegant Put Ceiii b, themes HUNGERFORD. NLW BURY, and itEADING; Au out at Seven o'Clack in the Morning, are ave. at IVholiteroisgh-todientee e--oonsturtablc conveyance for floor tra +ening the West koad. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, l'atntouth, Dartmouth, and baltsbury ri:.:w Post Coach, every Mornieg at Sit ti Clock, through Hos:fon, Axminster, Ilridoort, Blendford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. Only one !light out Lietweses London to Plymouth. BOSTON, Spalding, Petertsorow,h, Stilton, anti Htutungdon oew Royal Mail Coach, sets oat every Evening.-.-Coaches from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. SKI' Li and BiUS I'OL Ply•tog Post-Coaches, throughCluppew loam,' Caine, and Marllsorough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, The. man-stre:et, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge. water, reunion, kr.. - " • .LEEDS stew light Cauca, called the Rock foghorn, sets out even Morning at Eight o•Clock ; carries i'osir Insides only, and goes re workably easy, with a Goar.! throughout. Passes through Stem load, Newark, Retford. Ittnicatter, and Perrybridge to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithsta nding the wteosumon Exrditiou of this Coach, it is allowed to be the tnos agteeab•e and complete Putilic Cuaveyauce on the North Road being unequalled in Accuniniodaticni by any other. Only two guineas inside to l.enis. GLASGOW, Longtown ' Gretna-Green, Annan,. Dumfries , downhill, Thicealtill. unquhar-Kills, Cu mnock, Kingswell, and all Pasta of Scotland. Can:in:edam; Coach, Daily. . YORK, Newcastle, amid Edinburgh new Coach, performed !with a Guard du . -..tghout, sets out every Morning at Half -oast Sit o'Clock, by way . of NeWart, Rutford, Taticaster, Darlington; Northallerton Durham, Morpeth. and Berwick. 'Passengers" finding themsetlves fatigued from the 101404 of the journey, may r rest what time ,they please, and then proceed oo without any a‘ &tonal Fare. • ' I. Wages, the Black Swan, Coney-street,Tork, , runs Coedits , to • Sslnderland , Hull. Sclirborotlgli, Whitby, and' 'tither Pisces. HULL, Northsave, Howdeo, Thal& and Dancoalar Pfag• , Coach, every Morning at hall past six, to the Cromitoya, W I bet Flak Hull s - • • _„ . ' • I BEWITCHED, Ware, findettlan, Waltham C i rdee, BreldbOnse, It J Wormley, each every morning. - CARLISLE, Penni% and Whltehaven 7 wt Coach, gess WO Four Hurtles, and a Guard all the way. eases* through aliegh _ : Appleby, Greatabrldge, Rielunood, Catteriek, Beroughbrldgi WetherbY, Atlerford, Dirucaiter,'"and Grantham (the overt's ' way by eighteen mild). Sets oalk'eury Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest file: My. Passenkers detained os the read by business, or pleasure, have the pet uliar advaelags of their seats being secured In the .next Coach. LIVERPOOL, WarringtOn. Kiintsford, Stone, and Llteldied4 Poet-Coach - , called The Erprest, every Evening at Slice o'Clock, to B. Brotiterton's Saracen ' s Head Inn, Dal:-stree t. Liverpool. Guarded throughout. . WAKEFIELD Post-coach, every morning at ball-past six. CHESTER and 'PARKGAIt new Post Coach, Daily. KENDAL, Lancaster, . Preston, Kirby-Lonedale, Bolton, Col e y, Ormskirk. and Gorstang Put Cowls, every After* 1 noon at. Five o'Clock.—Guatded. ; 1 SUNDERLAND, Stocktoa, and Yarns, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inp, Sunderlend. , ECLIPSE, a new *Fly!ng Post Coach, to York, Seldinks4, Newcastle, And Edinburgh,' carries Four insides only, 'every AID tensor*, at Two o'Cliek, by way of Dogmata, GrentAara. and •St.nnford. MANCHESTER, 'Wilmslow, Congletnn, Newcastle, Wand, and Wolverhampton PosieCoach, every Afternoon.--Ooarcled. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and nhilitial Post-COaah. the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Ciotk.—Guarded. BiItntINGHAM Mercutt Post Coach, with a Giant, seta out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmhigum nett day at Noon. Passes by Oiford, Ension, and Shipstont, to the lenwen'e H Buil-street, Birmingham. DOVER, Dens, Itgesegate, lamellate, Canterbury, FiVenbia. C.hethatu. and ii °chaster, Post Coaches, moruing and aftenwsn , .. N. Be •Fvotesgersamt Parcels booked for the above c... . ; oaMaty at the New - White Nerve Ceilar. Piccadilly. . "%shwa II B. MOrlirg Al 4 and Co. respectfully atereamt *dr Friends rid the Public, that they will not be acsountable for ang Parcels or Luggage, 814. of snore dust Five Found, Ifalat,if lost, atoly,l, or damaged,. o ni a se . entered as such and eld foi oef ! ork. Watt, at . the :Amen's Head Inn, Siow.lalf.'l44llcri. . • - ! DR INCE'b RUSSJA OIL is chi wilolesornot and JIL best Oil for the Ha r, lad if u .ed constantly not a hair will fall off or turn grey; make. weak and shun hair :row tbi:k and long, restores hart on ball places, It there are the least signs of roots Gentlemen who wear powder ought to use it is stead of puniatum. L is the best for Children's hair, as it cleans their heads trona 'curt, &e. and keeps the head and hair perfectly dean. And -hi ough ti.e arumatle ingredients Prince's Russia LSI is pre lowed wilt, is • ) healthy and a strengthetier to the need, that who ever uses it fur tutor hai r, _ w it not ench fevers, or other infer.- noes &settees ; nor lie ailiteed with headaches, giddiness, me• lancholy maditeot, appoplexy, .udder deaths all proceeding from vit.aknea in the bead. No doubt many will it impossible for an Oil used to the hair to posse's such virtue, but there are ankles, when tried, sue tumid of great hellcat to mankind. tee ,he Medical Act of P trilanuatt, you will lint Prince's Russia Oil is so wholeseme, is theveason thatit must net be sold without having ji . British Government Medical Stamp. There- Fore lesdles ;ad Gentlerain In this or any 'Other country, should use Mowe r s Ruda Oil, as dsrough the aromatic ingredients with which it is prepared,.wisen used fur the bair.vprevents catching Infectious distutet, will preserve the hair and health,, tied be the, means of living years longer than the present 5%414 -kiwi do. • It is the *Wens:Den Oil for dintifees Hairs Pronto"*. surf thrtagthetisitteir hair, clearing their heeds tit ;scuff, ao&Aseeps the head and ban. perfeetiye*art, nod prevents their ca9eNfij ai.- eases, as a proof, in 1814,in Surrey, the Scarlet Fever wee very prevalent among the Children, but several familiet' thdre. *Who used Prince's Russia Oil for the? Ctdldren'i'lliate, emitted it; therefore ilitenk should use It tie their daddies, as !foment at stiknef- Even Physicians chow Prioee'e Ramis Oda used fur the kik is very healthy; many use itleicanetvas and recommend it. tr Ladies mid C 'platten wearing false bait onett to use 1 Prince's Russia Oil for dressing %%ceps it loft, and natural ty pesetter; who wear false hair, are geutraily sickly, the lea! ea. 'robe, in warn weather feel °envenom, heavy, feverish, sod are often conlined with lanes. • the reason is, false hair makes, to ' ,general, the head weak amino one knowlfroM Au subject the false hale comes from; bet Princes ßussia cill is so wholesome and such a strengthenei to the bead, that by rubbing the hest with it at rdght, lir befogs the false hair is put on, k wild prevent 1 any 1114 0 144 s from weariniutalto hair, but those who ass it con stantly tor dressing the tor, have no oecasioole use it oiheiwise Be parucelar to ask for Pnnee's Russia Oil, at 4s. thirpial bottle, or a butte, containing the quantitrof near.6ve WM'S& 11$. is a string of seven shillings ;.or a doges .11s. bottles fur AIL Sold by the sole Proprietor. Nine*, 9 6 John-street, Oxford street --Observe, as the numbers run irregular. in Johwetreet, Prince's house is neat door te a Coaclimaker's. Sold also by Smyth .wid Nephew; Perfumers to his Majesty, New Bond- retest ; iiendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, slitchhurne•streetS' Bacon, 14ti, Ortiont-street; Praia, .449, Strand i Barclay, t 1.1.1 Fleet-market ; butler, .4, Cbeapside • Davison, 58, Fieet•struft Ripe, eis, CheepsitiOi 'I ma, Royal Exchange; and by most pike. Gip' Perfumers and Medicine Venders. . i Proved by oath beforesAte Lord Mayor, that Prinee's Rue is 'Oil is the ortglealend only geneinevsherefere if any Pe rfumn . . Medicine Vender, flair drumw, or any age else, sail Russia_ Oil, that is not Prince's, are itupostass as they sell counterfeits to their customer-. ... Caution —A: loponors nave osontorfelted the Russia Oil, 'but finding on re speriable vender will sell the counterfeits, they ewe tins hair -Sremaergf, end allow than a great &Feast:there fore Ladies end Crentleasen will beyasticular, u there are seve ral 1011W:issue in town aid Country who 4 ell countefitits, and \ark Is tkf gettuttsits ' 'Y r ': ' • ' ''' t• ' . U . 19 0 1 wll • 'meg • . VIENNA. OCTOBER 16. A few days since the greater part of the fetes de signed to celebrate. the marriage of his Majesty the Emperor were countermandv4. The august Write, it is said, regards with the eye of a mother the tits tresses of the lower orders of people in a great pat* of Germany and other countries; she it ss earnestly entreated the Emperor to dedicate entirely to the re. lief of the unfortunate, the sums destined tor• these fetes. So noble an action needs but to be kiwi's.* call for the universal benedictions. NAPLES, OC l'OßEit Y. % . . The American squadron Ion; terminated its operas tions. Mr. Pinckney has renounced his ridiculous pretensions of sit pportiug his negociatiocis by meltaces. Our motto is Honour. SWITZERLAND, OCTOBFR `The conferences far fitituT the fromier line between France and Switzerland, waifs& at 13:isle withrint interruptions but it h notoitty terse when they will end. On one side, the presence of the -Prussian arid German Commissioners seems indispensible; on the Other, the Austrian Contatissituters are. it is said, t', communicate to the German Diet the result 'ot tluir Operations; and to wait for further instruction!: The La:aortae #ailila contains the following bin. graphical notices respecting the celebrated Se' HILLER ScniLi;eit was bred ; a warm imagi nation gave him 'a taste 'for the Theatre, and his reputation as a dramatic ' tis fi xed,- Nsturally mild and timid, is mixed sa 'Oc tthe apOcaredklexithr and abstracted. It wns'irtifie to become 'familiar with him; a strange face embarrassed . biro; and wined to deprive him o his powers ; but nil sootrr was etiquette banished, than he recovered himasell , and no one could be more amiable. His conversation Wass full of sallies and characteristic traits. His pasi were warm, and love and , friens.'s . iip 'formed thn charm of his life. The etiquett.: of the'soCietiti CC Dresden was insupportable to him ; his love of in• dependence was such, that he could not study v ith his doors shut. The view of Nam, a walk in the cauntry, the irregular aspect of waters and torn. no, a storm in all its violence, best suited his genius, and the.continual want he felt of strong em:,tions. Hid Scauta.ut written much, he would have gained a great deal; but he wrote I.boriousty he would scarcely have finished a sheet, when Korzersuit had written six. He died at Wey mar in 1805, leaving four children behind him, with whose education tltc Grtitl Duchess Psui.o*Ka. Charted herself." • • •• 7 PRIVATE EDUCATION. ' ALADY, whi has *resided in th 6 coacitr of GOVERNESS hi Ninnies of Rank and Distinction, where she has taught, without the asetytassee of awaerues, the Harp and Pianoforte. Drawing, the Italian, French, and English Liter Silage% Grumpily, with abe Use of the Globe., Writing, Arith metic, Ornamental Needlework, &c. is desirous of being wined by a Family of respectability. Address (post paid) K Y. Z. Pest Mae, Brighton. EUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY Af FECT 10 N3`with their usual concomitants. Spasm or flying Palm, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility • Dating In whatever marl are relieved and frequently mired by ' TEHEAIIs ESSEN.% of le I US KAKI) PLI.I.S. after tvery other means had failed. The Buhl Ess:uce of Mustard, (tea with the Pills in thine complaints where necessary) Isperhap. the most active, penetrating, -and effectuaLnasedy is the world, ge nera:ly miring the severest Sprains and Binh's, in less than half the time usually taken by any 'sliver Liniment or Erabrnsaliun: and If ysed immediately atter any accident, It prevents the part turning black--W I EHF.AD's PAM I.Y CERATE is equal', elfitadow , for all ill-conditioned bores, Sane legs, SaNiititit Dlts. cites, Pimples. It ingworms,libingles. Breaking , out in the Face, Note. Ears, and Eyelids . Sure and Inflamed Eyes, Sere Heads, and Scorbatic Humours of every description. Prepred only, and sold by R Johnston, apothecary, No IS, Groelt swat, Sobo, London. The Essence and Pills at •ts 9d. each. the Coate at Is. lid. addles. 91. said by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom — l '.• The Genuine lye a 111.,ck Ink Stamp, with tie. name of R. dohnittin ineerted on H.