Star. — London, England, 1816-04-12 00:00:00

Pr' -; ~. j . T' `, ;••• - * 4 • it v ok" . k jie "41tatit$ .1 2- . • .tqc. k :f' • 7f: " • ~~ Kr ). ( 'C .1 i , . . • • 4 . • '', • ..••• Nttmßsa 9084. pRopRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Lamas Attu Grim clans, E beg leave to offer you our grateful acknow vv hdpreits for the !tremor you have conferred oe us hi rraleelleS us into the DIRECTION. poselog that the Proprietors will ever End us deserving of the moildence they have reposed in us, We have the honour to be, with great respect, Ladles and Gentlemen. Your woes obedient and very humble Servatits, JOHN BEBB. JAMES DANIELL. . WM. FULLARTON ELPHINSTONE. JOHN INGLIS. XAMEi PA TTISON. JOHN BLADEN 'TAYLOR. Ese ladle House, April 11, ISt6. MIDDLESEX, AT the Generel- Quarter Session of the Peace of oar Lord the King, holden in and for the County of W aken. at the Session House for the said Comity (by adjourn. mot) on SATURDAY. the 6th day of Aptil, six in the 114 y-th year of the reign of our Sovereigo Lord George the Third, by the Gran of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain mid Itched, King, Defender th e the Faith. To Masters and lounkyinve Weavirs, working within the said County, in tae Silk end Silk Mixed Manufactures. Petitiontasing bees persosted to his Majesty's Justices of ow peace, for the County of Middlesex, in -Session assembled, bribe several persons whose names are thereunto subscribed, .kasefactaren and Master Weavers in the Silk Manufacture, Ward and wrought tip with other materials, called the Bombe* se e s Branch, residing in the County of Middlesex and in the City of Loodon,' prarug the Court to revoke or rescind the Or der of Session made the 9th day of November, ISIt), for set tles, regula:ing, ordering, and declaring the Wages and Prices al Work of the Journeymen, by enlarging and increasing suck robes and prices of work, as by suck order was expressed and /duel ; and that the Court would be pleased to settle, regukte, Rider, and declare the Wages and Prices of Work of the Jour- Mmes Weavers in die liontbaseen Branch, working within the aid County, salve same rites were stated and set fonts in the Order of Court or the 64 day of November, 1604, and as the same Wages and Prices were stated and ezpessed in the schedule to the said Petitioe annexed It is -ordered that the said Petidos be taken tato consideration on Thursday, the *nth day of April beam, at the boor of Eleven in the forenoon ; and that in the roma finnan Adverthement be inserted in tree of the Public Newspapers, to the intent that all Masters and Journeyman in dit,Silk sod Silk Mixed Manufactures have nom* hereof. By the Court, SELBY. • MAUI AT THE EMI-INDIA HOUSE. This - day was published, No. IV. price IN. ed. of trHE ASIATIC JOURNAL, and Monthly Re. oter for British India sod its Dependencies; containing Origbal Ceinmuniottiens, Asiatic Fragments, Anecdotes, atc. Peetry, Review of Books, Literary, Philosophical, and Mis &wary intrrigcace, a tali and accurate Report of the Debates at Weber India Heine, Ste. Re. Ste. Nand for Black, Pasbury, and Allen, Leadenitall-stree; ad may be bad of all Booksellers. NT TOO AUTHOR OF " ALL 'IHE TALENI'S." This day was published, Fourth Edition, price tis 6d. rtE 'rHESPIAD. A Satirico-critical Poem on, the principal Dramatic Writers and Perfocustm Printed (or 1. J. Stockdaks, 41, Pali Mall. Also, in two large volunu;s, *co. With fear banditti Views of the laterior and Everior of tits Theatre price Li 6s. 64L large paper, it sa 611. The COVENT GARDEN JOU KNAL ; containing an Hin ton of the Theatre and various Letters, Emmy*, Latta trkaprica, kc. connected thcr:wi h. MISS BUR NEY'S NEW WORIC. lust published, price Ts. dd. THE SHIPWRECK. BI Miss BURNEY I Itrmlog the First Volumeof her TALES OP FANCY. Noted foe If. Colburn, Public Library, 50, Conduit-street, of whom, and all booksellers, ntay now be had new editions of the Wowing popular work. by the isms author. 1. Claretniur, 2 vols. is. I. Geraldine Faucoulpers, 3 vols. Ole. & Traits of Nature, 1 yds. 281. DL SYNTAX'S NAVOLIWN, THIRD zurrium. Ilia day was published, W Clue linhone, royal gm. embellished with Thirty Engraving., soitiereda tic: via. hoard', a New Edition, being the Third, of DR. SYNTAX" LIFE 06,1%1A PO LEON, a Hu dibiastic Poem, In Mews Cantos. London: Printed for Thomas Thig, Nn. 111, Cheapside ; W. Alison. No. 31, New Bond. street ; J. Dick, Edinburgh; and all Thirday were published. L One Vol. duodecimo, price Ss. in boards, r riE RELICKS OF A SAINT. - A Right Merry Tale. " &licks r marl Jeconens, bottling both her sides To give her ease ' Sir, if you please," thed, b parmithesis, we bore declare `TN fair Ts say, that brought top In no Chesterfieldian School, Of what is turned the Gams, politesse, and so. She did not know A smile rule). • " rst sure, audio is Dr. Camomile besides, " They're only what you Gentlemen would caU u A pair of Ganigaskins, and that's all !" By FERDINAND FARQUHAR, Esq. Looden 4 Printed for Thomas Tegy, No. 111, Cbeapside; C. (11 1", ; No. 31, New Bond - street; and i___•Duk., Edinburgh. CAEON ON DEBILI fY. This day was published, price Ss. id. New E dition , PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the D EBI LITIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE bitGANS of both Sexes • i nc l u ding Remarks sn °wardens, Se tskul Weakness, Nocturnal Emission, Gleets, Tabes Dorsal% Raw Mims, Btc. &c. with the Theory of Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No.lo, Stanhope -street, Newcastiewtreet, Strand. ,late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Gay's. Where may be had, rX OI2 on Indigestion, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Diseases, Ste. Ss. Also, his Treatise on Female Diseases, ss. 6d. lad, Asthma and Winter Cough, Ss. To be had of the Archer as above., and all Bookselltrs. " W Y Pabitsliod,by J. CALLOW, Medical Bookseller, i 0, Ct own 'en, Prince's -street, Soho (price 2s. 61), the 2d Edition, *Oh Additiops, HINTS for the It rCOVERY and PRESER VATION of HEALTH. Bat PaUnchda have lean pates, and dainty bits Mahe rich the ribs, but banker oat the wits." Sit AKESPeAIt C. ° Unary Rem:oks on Corpulency. By a Member of the Acid . s , vonee of burgeons . Errand Edition. with Additi on+, ea umbeston's Observations on Indigestion. The Fourth ' ll 4,witli Additions, by Dr. Buchan, Price th 6d. 1 ,1 . .. A Guide to Hvaidi and Loag Life. By Lewes Cornaro, a 2 , 7tVesellart, who by attending to kite Rules herein described , - "so &debilitated constitution, retained health and activity to "%No e Ws dd age, and declares that tote the pleasant season of ► rice 154 but paper 2a. vindication of Natural Diet. Ifni°. sewstd, Is. 6d. b m , l44 juaY on Abstinence from Animal Food is a Moral Joel h anion. Geo. boards ss. t . a Poen skewing 1)ow to procure, preserve, sod isisisli t• To srhici Is annexed, the Doctors Ascado• DI Ed ' ""slosrd. an. D. 12nso. aeweiels.ad. .. .; ---- 14.. . . • , - i 4, .._ .1 7 • P 4. •... . • 4 . .' .1 . 1 • 0 ' f . 4 ,..- . 1 I , 1 / 4 3 t ar ~.. , 4111 e... tAt ' 0 114 Al t. 'I I - .• . ... ParCE SEVP:iI. Pt 4 CR• • A GRAND BONUS. • rirOPUItCHASE RS in the present STATE L 0 rritit Y, on iar before the t7th of THIS moigni, April, a BONUS of 1100 TICKS rs, dcridted Is As Bank of England, will be given, let the produce he orbit it may. E 60.900 or ACBu,OOO, to be equally divided among the Adven'arers, In proportion to the pincbase made, whether a whole Ticket. Her; Quarter, Eighth, or Shreentli, over and above what tlitiy inziy be entilled to by their own purchase; lb that every one will bawl Prize Money to receive. These valoable Chances, with a List of the Numbers , may be bad at No if, Coastal:4 , th, Ofd-e of the Public's anon obedient Servants, HOB NSBY and 00. ST LOTrIIRT TICKETS AND KIFAREIVIDOGRI : BEIPORB THE 117TH APRIL, KAMM TO ?ECU. LIAR ADVAN PACES. TDISH. returns.his sincere Thanks for the very . great portion of public Patrosage which the present Lov tery hat so generally received, and begs to recommeod an early Perckave, in order that Adventurers may secure to themselves the advantages resulting from a Bonus of 300 While Tickets; the produce of which will be divi4ed among the Holders of all Tickets and Shares bought at any Lottery Office *leer to sown or Country bet.re the 27th This Month, (April)._ The Public will be folly able to estimate the Bt•nefi , s which may accrue go early Purchasers, by a reference to the Scheme of the Lottery * which will be found to contain Iwo Prizes of AICI,OO and SO o:ber Capitals, although the 'somber of Itckets to be sold to lie Public, does not *taunt to 14,000. Tickets mud Shares are sellni by the Contractor, T. MA 4, ; and 9, Charing Cross, who sold in this Mouth, last Year, all the three 1130,000 Prizes. ' Lowrey begins 14th MAY, but the Bonus ceases ritk et This Month —(tWbetnes with full particulars, gratis.) A BONUS TO ALL WHO PURCHASE ON OR BEFORE THE S 7 I'H OF Trus MON t H. SW Ire and. Cn. have great setistaction in an- Rouncing to the Public the important addition which has been made to the theme of the present Lottery, by way of Bonus, in favour of those who purchase on or before the 27th of This Month. •I'liree Hundred Whole tickets are deposited* the Bask of England, and all the Prizes which shall fall to those Tirkets in the Drawing, will be divided in equal proportions lamong the Persons who purchase before the 27th of This Mirth. Thus every Prise (told befurd that day) will be In. created is value, and every blank must receive part of the Money back ; but the monist td be received will, of course, de• peild upon the number and value of the Nixes which shall be. long to the SOO haat : and as there are two of £30,000, and SO other Capitals in the Scheme, the advantage of en immediat e purchase must b:obvious. 'Pickets and Shares, entitling the Purchaser to the above od• vantage, are selling at SWIF L' and Co.'s 011 ice•-- No. 11, POULTRY INo 31, ALDOATL Moo *2, CIIAILDICI POULTRY, STREET; Where a List of the Numbers of the 300 Ticket., and every 0 her particuhr, may be bad gratis. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, deotlemen, tic. are respectfully informed, that they may bt supplied with Money to any Lntount, un terms equal to mottpie, secured on Freehold, Copy hokl, Leasehold land, or Houses, Money in the Fonda. Marrows Settlement% %V/dews' Jointures, Clergynsons' Livinp, or any o: her Yropert y. Persons of testa et ability may be sopplied on their perwnal becurl • y only. Oentlemen wiU find every liberal ucom• Modation, With* delay. Application from twelve to rwo,, or letters !poet-paid) addressed -to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, loathvortts, llerkelyoqoare. VAS /I LONA#LE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taugbt,it No. le, SherrardAtreet, Golden-9quart, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age. who have never learnt that accipieplltientest, ar taw oat theunagas Kyle. - Mr. At s ten' k ernem of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom It is an abject to acqeirecasily that fashionable requisite for genteel society elpeditfously, privately, and in a superior 'style of grace and elegance. Thome who do not want private trashing may learn ar a small exposes, with a respectable set of pop s on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the nom eh•gaat fancy dances, and the superior parts of the profes sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. rrHE REAL JAPAN BLACKING. mad by 11 DAY and MAR I IN, 97, High Holborn. This ipesdniable CUunpoution, with half the usual labour, produces a most bail. ham jet.black, fully equal to the highest Japan Varnish; afford• petuliar nourishment to the Leather; will not sail. the finest Linen; is perfectly free from any' unpleasant smell and will r o , Wu its virtues in any Climate _ _ _ Sold retail by the Principal Grocers, Boot-Makers, Mum, sad Perfumers, in the United Kingdom. WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING, produces a hellions let Black, equal to the highest /van Varnish, preserves the Leather soft, and prevents its cracking, does not smi the linen, is perfectly (see /mot any unplea.ans smell, and will retain its virtues in *or climate. Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Martin's-lane, London; and Retail by Callw.ld, Dublin; White, Waterford; 'l'bow•on, Mast; Raeburn, Pilinburth; Osborne, Glasgow; Lyon, inverursa ; Cookworthy, Plymouth; Boatload Co. Ches. ter; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Birmingham ; Sheffield; Grmoskidr, Guernsey; Sheldon, Manchester; Roomiswaite. Li. ecep~al; &WOWS Swansea; Pinkney, Bristol; flannel, Car. lisle; Frewer, Norwich; Watkinseo, Saaborough; and by bis Apnea in every room in the Kingdom, in Stoat Bottles, ls, a rat, 10d. half a pier, and id. each. CAUTlom.—Observe, nose are genuine unless FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1816. ' THE CAMBRIAN I.oLLABY. Jut published, At BLAND and WILLItt% Oxforti-stiWt, price Is. • , , ABALLAD; called 'f HE CAMBRIAN LUL LABY. The words presented to Mr. PARRY by the BARD Olr SNO WDEN, lad by bias adapted for the Voice, with as Accompaniment for the Harp or Plano-fir e. This day was published. ribs 10s. 6d. boards, jinaA ARDENFIELD; a Novel, ib Two Volumes, duodecimo. _ Landau t Priated for Law - aad Whittaker, lf, Ave-Maria- lii a• taw days will be published, haadeomely rinsed leAleasy emu*, • rrHE MOUNTAIN BOY 8 a Ppem, in Four • A Cietsw—ST JOHN glitD, F.H. Printed fee nooses add George Underwood, 32, Met -sweet. This day sets published, price go. 64. THE INTERFERIINCE of the BRITISH LE• GISLATUItE in the Internal Concerns of the West India Islands, respecting their Slaves, deprecated-11y s zealous Advo cate foe the Abolition of the Slays Trade. _ Londea Priaied for J. Mawnua. latlpte•ftreet. This day was pubis hid, 'rite as. in boards, H EADLONG HALL 8 4 This satirical little Hwork eshibits a group of whimsical personages assembled at the hospitable mansion of a Oen:loran, in the most romantic part of. North Wales; ths/r meeting at Headlong Hails described with gaartidgrabk humour and eirra,"&c.—New Monthly Mag. Printed for Hookham. jun. and Co. Old Berld-urrel. Tills day *m published, Really printed is foolscap oleo. price Gs. in boards, MELANCHOLY HOURS; a Collection of Miscellaneous Poems. Go—you may ad it madness, folly— Yon shall sot chase my gloom affray ; Thetis such a charm in melancholy— would nor, 0 I could, be gay !"--itoexitil. Printed Air John lticl►ardsou, Royal Exchange; and John Hatchard, Piccadilly. • Ws day was pabllshed,bandaomrly printed in stn. price ss. A CHARGE delivered to k __the CLEIIGY of the .11. , ItiCHDEACONRY Hi.7l/11INGDON, at the .Pri• mirf Viikadois in the Year 01111. With as Appvndia and bilece $r tie Rey. JA +` HO JK. LL. D. F R.S. S.A. L _ AL . _ Arehtbeeon of tiuntinadon. &c. r MOW fise P.C. and!. &Winston. No. 62, St. Paul's Church- Spid also by Hatchird, Piccadilly ; and at Oarord,• Cans. arme e Hertford, Hundngden, and Winchester. Ybiailot ws 'published, handsomely printed In !J large MA vale. Prim aff. I.ls. with a Frontispiece to each Volume, and a Map, riORIGIN of PAGAN IDOLATRY ascer alood Mai Historical Testimony and Circumstantial Evi dence. • By the R. 0.9. FABER, Rector of Long Newton, Yarm. Printed foe F. C. and 1. Itivingtou, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by Mears. Payne and Foss, Pall-Mll; and Mr. Harthar4,lPteesdUly ; sad by the Booksellers at Oztord, Cam bride*, ete. dm. DICTIONARY OF ENGLISH Sif NONYMES. day were published. fn very large svo. vu4srne, price 21s. NGLISH SYNONYMEti, explained in Alpha betical Order ; with copious Illustration& and Examples, draw* from the best Writers. By GEORGE CRAB B, of Magdalen liall,G2ford. " R is to be wished that some t•tach Work as the Abbe GL rard's Atroonitnes Frarviso. were undertaken for our Tongue. Nothing would contribute more to precise and elegant *tidily." Lrstures. Leedom : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock,"and Joy, Paternoster row; aid T. Raney, Old Broad-stieet. lust published, LaOntYiol. Sea price lila. illustrated with a Map, eibibi:lng the Routes ot the various Armies, lIISTORY of the date WAR in SPAIN and PORTUGAL—By General sARRAZIN. _ • * A more luminous view of the great 3cestes which occurred in Spain and Portugal will not easily be found ; and it is but justice to the Author to sat, that while be has detailed the operations with be perspicuity of a man of science, be has treated the Cum mindere on both sides with great impartiality." Primed for H. Coburn, SU, Conduit street, Hanover -square. Just published. Illustrated with a valuable Map and several Engravings, the Second and concholing Volume of THE TRAVELS of Ptoteisor LICHTEN fi I EIN in SOU I'HERN AFRICA; comprising the Con tinuation of Ms Journey through theAarroo; a Botanical our to the District of Zweite:34am, Re.; a Journey into the Coon tries of the Bosjesmans, the Corans, an.l the Bee•juans, a People never before visited by Europeans; an Excursion to the Borders of Me Roggevell; a Journey to osjesveld and Tulbagh, and the Baum by St. Helens to Europe. . Printed for H. Colburn, SO, Condult-street. • This day was published, 'in Three Volumes 12mo. the Second Edition of RHODA. A NOVEL. by the Aurion of " Thinr by their Right Nam? and Plain Fense." Primed for H. Colburn, Public Library, Contruit mite: Of whom may also be had Jost rdshs/st-d, • HDISAW N TVltt. A Novel, in three volumes 18s. " Women are made for sem:b.lity, not for pass ion—let them not complain of their lot—to love no far her than Is agreeable to reason Is only to renounce those error's which cause unhappi- - nes4."--Mad. de Geniis. • CAMPAIGN 3 OF 1414 aid 1815. Ws day was publithed 10 2 Vo15: Rvo. The *4 Edition, itimprisino a eircumeantial detail of the beds 41( Wairas Lea, by a French SWOlifor, 44 414 • AN AUTHENTIC IiAItrATiVE el the IN: VASIONS of FRANCE. in 1814 and iin S. By M. DE BEAU CHAMP, Author of the History of the War of La Veice. The Work forms a desirable companion to Labatime's Cam. plan in Russia —I he political ant oulitary annals of Nations have certainly never supplied such interesting subjects for the coo. templatian of mankind as are united in the description of th , s as tonishing epoch, in which are exhibited the most memorable events ,and the most affecting incidents that were ever produced by the sword of war, or recorded by the pea of History. Printed for H. Cabot'', SO, Condelt-street. This day was published, In One Volume, DOW prim Ss. in boards, AFAMILIAR EXPOSITION and APPLI CATION of the EPISTLE of I. PAU I. to the COLOS SIANS, in a Course of Eight Sermons, itwlucling an examination of the general nature and use o• the Epi.tles of the New reua• went. To which are subjoined, Two Sermons, on Patti ut the Emmple of St. Paul.. By THOMAS OISBORNE, M. A. Printed for T. Catlell and W Davies, Strand. Of whom may also he had, b y t h e same Author, _ _ 1. Symons, in 2 vole Mtn. Sixth Edition. price Is% in boards. 2. Sermons, principally designed to illustr.ne and to enforce Christian Morality, lieu. TWA Ed►tion, price 9s. in boards.— And new Editions or all Mr. Gisbortie's other Work*. PORT WINES OP SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE. This day were published, In Two Volumes. eto. with nearly One liundted Engravings, price se6. 4s. boards, r. figRAVELS of ALI BEY, in Morocco, Tripoli, I. Cyprps, Egypt, Arabia, Syria, and Turkey, between the Years 11103 and 1807. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Roes, Orme, and Brown, Piter nosier-row. AU Bey has boss long known to Men of Sdence in various parts of Europe. Travelling as a Mamalrmo and Prince, hr has been enabled to give, among much curious matter, some new and interesting relations, which no Christian has ever bad the oppor. tunity of doing. H e bad the privilege of visiting the Temple of Mecca, and of washing and perfuming the Cash*, the nto.t sa. cred office of the Mabonsetan religion. He has given a mum, account of these ceremonies, and of the sVerbabites, by whom he was taken prisoner, in his way to Medina : also, of the mag. nificent 'Temple built by the Mussulasen on Use site of that of Solomon and which no Christian has been angered to inspect. He describes some envious Antiquities of Cychera. Idalia, and Pathos —and the Temple if Mosque of Job, in. Constantinople, where the Sultan, at his accession, is girt with the sabre, and Into • which no Christian has been able to penetrate. The substance of these Travels has been reed before sue Na tional Institute at Paris, and excited great f interest them. HUSBANDRY Or SCOTLAND. rhis day was published, in SVols. eve.arith numerous Entwistle, price Li. lOs. boards, the Sd Edition, greatly enlarged. of • AN Account of the Systems of HUSBANDRY adopted in then ore improved Districis of Saelends with some observations on the Improvements at which they are suscep tible. Drawn up with a view of explaining how far these Systems are appbc.ble to the less cultivated parts in England and SCodand. By the Right Hon. Sic JOHN SINCLAIR , Bart : • FoUndsc of the Board of Agriculture. ' Printea for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Lerma, Rents Rees, Orme and Brown, Landau ; an.l John Combing. Debbi. " This Work Is, without all doubt, the most usefulpsefornssace of the kind that has appeared in this ' Country. The bast pratdces of Scottish Agriculture are minutely but 4:Gadgety desetiblids is • plain husloms-Wye manlier. 'Chu materials, indeed, were tar nished by a great number of the most shihni Agrieoltorists,who, instead of Ind:tieing in speculation, have appointed themselves, In gele'tal, with merely stating the particulars of their.awn manage. went, Wier success that km attended it. Their bulidingi and frusaso instrument& their crops sad hie stacks that Ma rah system, and the militias !which it embraces, are all so fault. fully delioested, that we think all the leading (satires Odle bp. bandry and rand economy Of !Oakland, may bead/icily treasile 'bvreaderethtrlrtoonVersant with ahem tobjects.".-11dlis Revs .'.....t. .... AHE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM PANY have the 'Misero to inform their Clitonten and the Public in rowel. that they have now for Sale 10,000 Dozen of Poet Wine, which for Savour and true excellence of quality is unitise, the price 54‘. per Dozen. This Wino Is of the purest qttallty of Portugal Red Witte, from the wood, and is only in tended for keeping to produce such Wine as never can be excelled. This quality has never before.heen odered, except by the Corn. merdal Hall Wine Company, and to prevent any other Wine freqfbeing introduced as this ankle, the Public are informed that every cork will be sealed with bright red wax, and the words Cotlttnereial Hall Wine Company," to a circle, with " T.R.A." In the centre of the seaL The above wise may be had, and a full List of etie Company's Pricet, by application, at the Commercial Hall Wine Company's Stores, to s Skinnemsteet t 430, Oxford -street, Loudon ; or of any of their Agents to the Cotiatey. Cape Madeira Wine, of the finest quality, Imported at Ms. per (Wien, mil the new Day is laid on. - IMPENETRABLE PAINTS end COAL TAR BROWN. THE Paints are very ornamental, and may be plied to all purposes of dogrel Painting, both inside and our, where handsome Appearance, Durability, and Economy are considerations. For Park Palings, Out-buildings, Stucco and Plainer Fronts, Iron and Woud Railing, they are peculiarly adapted. as they resist*, Elects of Weather in an a•tunishing degree. area Cure for tins Worn and Dry Rot, and are Anti regrows. Intristble Coma, pot cwt. dt a. Citocolate, per cwt. Sis. Dark ditto 70s. Red or Brown Paint " 424. Olive ditto . • - ills. Preplared Oil, to thin them Fine Deep Green, Is. MI. for Use, is. Id. per Gall. 111 to Ss. per . I Wbhe Lead, pay cwt. see. to Slate Lead, end Stone I sea. Calours, per ;wt. SS& Linseed Cake for Cattle, Ste &c. Linseed pig. Turpentine, sad Ilse (Detours, -for Inside Paint ing of corm Refined Tar BroWs, per cwt. See. Tar Brown 1 no. bit C" t i o t kto Black -23 e. These improved reparations Of Coal Tar are applicable to the tiovethig a Keogh Fencing, Porous Tiles, Weather boarding, Wood, ender Proond or NEstet ; particularly the Refined, which is perfectly 1E6014* in Water; the Warm will not penetrate where it Is used—it is pta good colour, dries very hat* and is :may applied, requiring only to tie held, and laid ou With a ammo Tar &orb. WI by Cb, UP ros and 08,. BIM& Eska Mai l litacuay, eipsaliftrip gberkies . . . . . jj'/)~vcP~ is signed on the Label, and 14, St. Martin's-bins, stamped is the dunk, as the superior quality of this Blackins has induce .1 •eviral ha*tr impostors to sell spurious compositions under rho above mine rte. CASE Of A NOtii.r.mats. By deiire of a Nobleman, aged .54, Mr. Rltleaf; publishes the following Case, that pehons in a similar era/ may know what will relieve them : Vexation and A relict ion brought on, many years since, Nervous ComgLints, Relaxatino and Deblity : immense quantities of Mee &Gime impaired his Stomach, and produced Acidity and Hatt. lence, and a train of nervous affec , ions, which molested peace, con Von, and enjoyment, by irritations, horrors, fears, tremhlings, and ploy, transient pains; and his head was grievously distressed with hiseings, huazlno, giddiness, &c. In this miserable state, having, as hebellevrs, gene through the whole Mate* Medics., he bad recourse to -ftymor's Cardiac and Nervous tincture, from the daily use of which he obtained must comfortable relief. N. B. Letters to Mr. Rymer, (Or Advice or Medicines, will be duly attended to —Reigate, August, 1415. sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by Messrs. Sutton and Co.(late Dicey and Co.) No. 10, Bow Cherdi rad.; and Retail by Fred. Smith, No. *, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Eschange ; Bacon and Co. Oxford -street; P. Newb erg and Son, 45, *. Paul's Church-yard ; 1. Harris, come of Lady gue-fitreet t and by every Vender of Patent Illedichsee to the United &ngdona, In bombs, at es. 6d. Se. Ila. ; and in plats, at Sao. by which there Is& considerable saving. Of whom may be had,price Ss. in boards, Eighth Edifies, A tract upon Dyspepty. or Ihdlgestlon,and the Hypochondriac • Dimwit; and upon the Inflammatory se ReittlarOdut, and the I Atonic, rregular, or Flying Gout : with various Cases of Nervous lidious, Paralyt le, an; Spasmodis Affections • Meow of Rehm-. den and Debility; Broken C onstitution; Habits impaired by in. =firm, Climate, etc. Togeth e r with th e specatieatkin Odle virtues of that extraordinarTioatent Medicirw, the Car. dibc.und Nervotft Timers; end of the various Risseetis sod Compiaintain which It Wadothditsted; old alto boon, Efferso, Ste. JAy Jews Rymer. ;Bryon. .r. BZNIBLL'S PLATS This day was pnblisbod, b eight bandsonae volumes I Imo. pries gifil Ss. extra boards, A SELECT BRITISH THEATRE; being a 411. Coiketion of is,. most popular Stock Pteers performed at the Monroe Royal. Including an the Acting Plays of attakespeam, altered and adapsed to the Stage. By Mr. KEMBLE. London t Mined for Joan Miller, 15, dow.nreet, Covent garden ; said also by Macredie, Skelly, and Co. Edialourgh ; and Wm. (spit, 'Liverpool. Jost published, In Ivo. board'. pries Is. iliwtrued with Two &paving., IkTREATISE on the MEDICINAL LEECH ; including i s Medical us! Natural History, witit a Deacrip. 111 0 a of its Anatomical Structure; alto, Remarks swim the Dia. eases, Preservation, sod Management of Leeches. By JAM'S li4l l /1.114S JOHNSON, M.D. ELM. Member Extraordinary of the Sport Medical Sociey, E.linbargb. Printed for Lammas, Haat, Rea, Onke, and &MOO:Paten: roster-row. - This day was published, In Octavo, rice 71. AN EPITOME of JURIDICAL or FOREN SIC MEDICINE, conminiug the 'rims and An , Motes of Poisons; with Observations on Hanghtg; Drowning, Lunacy, Chad-Murder, Abortion, &c atc. fur the use of Medical Men, Comers, and Bard.ters. By GEORGE EDWARD MALE, M.D. Physician to the Birmingham' Hospital. Printed for T. and G. Underwoo.l, 314 Fleet-street, London. 'This day was published, la Nye. the l'hird Sdition, prim 111 s. beards, PARIS REVISI'rED in 1815, by way of Brin ed*: including a Walk over the. Field of Battle ai Ws. terloo ; Observations on the late Military Events, and Atm. 'ticks of the Engagements; a View of the Capital of France when in the Occupation of the English and Prussian Troop.; a roinute Account of the whole Proceedings relative to the removal ' of the plundered Works of Art from the Louvre, with Reßec.l Lions on this Measure ; concluding with Remark s the Politi cal Temper and Condition of France, and the Character of the Bourbuo Government. By JOHN SCOTT. " Author of the Visit to Paris in 1114; and Editor of the Cham pion, a Political and Literary Journal. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. nosier-row, loodou. • Of wham may be had, in deo. prier 12s. board% The Fourth Edition, of A VISIT re Ptius In 11114. Containing a Revkw of the, Moral, Political. Intellectual. and Social Condition of the Wrench Capital; Observations on the Manners of the various Classes of Society, and on the general State of its information and Attain ments in lAteratore and Arts.