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I I ••* S . • • ‘lllll.li . . . . . . ~ . . ~ . . ,/ - -•k 3. 7. :-4• \, , . - . . . . . , .. . . .. .: < - ' '4 \ . ... . . . $ -''‘ r,e4 • • , , . --44.). •' "--- /*--'4% -,,;:i;u,d l :-r.:41 ' . .„, . . 2—......_._At. `•:: • NUMBER 5187] FRIDAY S SE 'EMBER 6, 180. LPRiCV BARRACK OFFICE, ST. THOMAS% HOSPITAL PARTNERSHIP. This day were publithed, price 61 ditched. • EXPOSITIONS on the INOCULATI UN of the SMALL PDX, and of the COW POCK. " He aged ate of thee. and thou gavett it him." PSALM XX!. 4. London : Printed for J. Mawman. at, Poultry. Spring Garden, London, Arptji 26, 1805. kRR AOC DEPARTMENT.—T 3 BUILDERS. SCH Perfons as ure willing to Contract for Build ing a Barrack at CANTERBURY, may fee the Plans, Spe e'utioo, and Form of Contra& for the fame, at the Barrack ary day after the 3 tit inftant, between the bouts of ten sad f..m- o'clock. The propofals for the whole of the Building 4, n one fum, met be addreffed to the barrack-Mager General, i..• 44 Gardens, with " Tencler for Building Barracks at Canter bury," marked on the COW? : and deliverel, fealcd up, on or before two o'clock ou the 14th day or September next. Tke propofer muff be prepared with fureties in 251. per Cert. on the amount, for the due performance of the Contra& . - SR. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER, will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and BURG'. CP L.LECTURES, on Tussling 'tie sit of Odober, at One o'Ciock. N eligible opportunity now offers for any Gentle man who can command about ♦oooi. to ewer into Partner flalp in are eatable Concern in the Country, upwards of one hundred miles from London. It is lituated near a Market Ton n, through which the Mail and other Coaches pats daily, and on the hanks of a navigable River, and In Chart poffeffes very fuperiorad• vantages for carrying on the Trade in width it is engaged. The Gentleman coming in may either take an seise mare or otherwife, and Freehold Premlfes will be conveyed to him to the value of the Mai be brings in, which is a fee urity and advantage fridom to be met with. The molt refpediable references will be given and re quired. Letters, volt pal 1, addreffed to Mr.Crofs, No. 6, Caßle h ftreet, Leieefter-fguare, will be replied to in a few days, when one of the Partners will be in Town. CHELTENHAM.. PRIVATE BOARD and LODOTNG. FOR THE MR OF SCHOOLS. This day was publithed, a New Edirion, price 0. bound. PRECIS de PHISTOIRE de FRANCE, depuis l'Eftablifluntnt de la Monarchic durqu' a nos Jour. Baca.: des meilicurs Alamos, Par M. DES CARRIERES. Printed for Payne a. d Maeldniay, Strand. . . A FEW Ladies and Gentlemen may be accommo dated in a Clergyman's Family, by applying to Mrs. Forty, at the Spa, to whom Lettc:s of enquiry (poh paid) may be ad- ROYAL HOTEL, BIRMINGHAM. MUSIC. This day was publifised, price gos. 6d. THOROUGH BASS fimrlified ; Or the whole Theory and Practice of Thorough Bali laid open to the meanest Capacity, exemplified by short and eafy Rules tending Mc explain the Nature and Origin of all the Chords and Figures uteo in this Science, with Exercifss applicable to each Rule. extradtetl from the Comp:46on of Handel, Corral, Getninianl, Tartini, Sacchini, Ece. ace. By JOS. CORFE, Gentleman of his IVrajefty's Chapels Royal. and late Orpnlit of the Cathedral at Salifbury. Printed toe the Author by Prelim,. No. 27, Strand, and to be , had at all the Principal Mahe Shops in Town and Connery. FOR FAMILIES. This day Was publithed, price 'llree Shillings, APRACTICAL TREATISE on the foper;ar A. EFFICACYand SAFETY of the DOIJCHOs PR URI ENS' or COW HAOE, In th , : Cure of WORMS, with Teltinsonials or its Utility, and in Approbation of the Author's Method of Prac tice, from Drs. Bancroft. De Valangin„ Lettfoin, Sims, Squire. Thornton, Underwood, Wilian, Woodville. &C. &c. Tits Ninth Edition, confiderably enhrgei and improved. By WILLIAM CHAMBERLAINS, Member of the Royal Colley of Surgeons, Fellow of Om Laotian Medical Society, &e. But. London t Printed for & Highley, is, Flage-itrect ; fold by Smooch, Paternofter-row ; Dorton and Harvey, Oraectintiebi Street; and the Author, 29, Ayleibury-Reset, Clettensiell. rICIVAILINGOPIa, dip. 3, i 8.35.• THE CO WIIftSSIONL RS fir VICTUALLING HIS .YAJESTr. NAPT, a bershy ere'smtke. WILLIAM STYLES. having been honoured by the Patronage of his Royal Highnefs Prince WILLIAM of GLOUC [ITER, in his way through Birmingham, and having obtained, through the favour of the Earl of DARTMOU - 1 H, his M &IBS' rra molt gracious Permilfien to diitinguik his Houk k f r the Name of the ROYAL HOTEL, refpeafully begs leave tp Afore the Nobilky, Gehtry, and Public in general, that the greateft minium have been made for their Accommodation and that every means will be gratefully 'adopted to merit a continuance of their Emile nod Support—He natters himfelf that bit Houk will be found particularly eligible to Families, having no comedian with Stage Coaches. N. B. Any Number of Pelt Herres ready on the Biondi Notice. Birmingham, Auguft 19, egos. Tlat oa Tuefd ly next, the t4th Initant, they will be ready to metre rat .Crs in writing (fealed up) and treat for MARGAT KENT.-'TO MILLERS. &c. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LET, FOR THREE HUNDRED lONS of GENUINE OATMEAL; To be &livered, two hundred Tons into his Mnjefty'sVidtualllng Stares at Deptford; and one hundred Tons into t►ofe at Pont mouth ; one half thereof in one month, and the miser half in one month a;ter; and to be paid for by liMs payable with intereit ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Coutradt may be Peen at the rteeretary• Office. J. retied salt he bad to soy tender in faith the price flail not he infalt.l e r word, at length, or 164 flail not 6e delivered to the Board before one O ' Clterl On the laid Zelda, the 10th infant, nor wnlefi the Pets oa uho sales the feeder, • r fame ter* we his behalf, attend,. to Mt. fuer us en cillrifor. TURKEY CARPETS. ONE Hundred and Ninety Turkey Carpets of fine VV qualil. warranted free from damage, to be fold from ts.6d. to mind rr fquare foot. at the Turkey Carpet Warobrufe (next the Turkey Company's Rode) Little St. Helen's, Bilhopfeatc- Pjett, where prhted Lifts may be had, contaneng the climcnflous : price of each Carpet. PRIVATE TUITION. TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. ' A CLERGYMAN of between thirty and .forty 1 I rat& of age, refiding a healthy fituation in the Weft of England, and who undertake; the Education of three YoinT Gm. thmen, at Michaelmas will have one vacancy. Rc'ere•ne•: at to may be made to the mok eminent literary CharoCtero in the UniverSty of Oa ford. The annual Premium, including Board 21;1 Tuition, is One Hundred Guineas. A Hnrf for the actoni rno.lation of the Young Gentlemen may he kept, if required. The belt medical iaitance is to be obtained on the fpot. A fepante and airy Lodgilz-roorn is !?lotted to each Pond. Applicatioo Mey tie tnat'.e to Mr Ward, No. 27, Paternofter• tow, London. I his will be advertifed but once. THE ONLY LOTTERY 10 BE. DRAWN THIS YEAR. BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, 180 5. SCHEME. _ _ g Prizes of iao,ooo ------- are 4 6oplo 3 10,000 30.000 3 ... s,coo . 15,ci00 4 •••• SACO 8,000 6 1 goo . 6,000 1 o 500 34 4 = 30 ... WO ..... 3,000 6o so 3, 0 0 0 4.5 '0 20 9 3 1: 00 3, 00 Firlt-drawn Blanks / to etch 30.000 -- entitled to 7A in Benefits 17,381 Blanks i 5,400 Tiding'. £ 250,C00 The Firft4rawo Ticket, ith Day £lO,OOO Ditto - - t.th Day 20,600 Ditto - - 7th Day . bcgo Arc part of the above Capitals. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICES. Price of a Ticket 1 9 13*0 ao o o Eighth - 5 I 0 Sixteenth - s 0 I 5 6 RISE OF TICKETS. SkITIFT and Co. recommend to their Friends not. Li to delay their purehafes in the prefent Lottery; as the 1 iehets have lately rifen iu price, and will certainly be much higher be tore tht. M.1%111, which rakes place on the 30th of this month The great demand for 1 ickets and Shur, sin this Lottery, may be attributed to the eircumftanee of the fi- ft 3000 Blanks being entitled to trl each, which, in addition to the number ofCapital Prises the Scheme contains, has obtained for it an eirmerdlnary degree of public fanalon and fupport. Schemes at Large, with a lift of the Capital Prizes fold by Sort FT and Co. in the Lift tottcries, may be reed. ed at their old Office, t, Poul:ry, and of their Agents in molt of the principal Towns. PRESENT MON TH, pth SEPTE mnER. THE STATE LOT I ER's' COMMENCES DRAWING. TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. ta,k-Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing crofs, London. SCHEME. 3 Prises of L.sootoo lc: 000 3 '' 3,030 4 •-•• 2,000 6 -- 1,000 30 ••••• • &c. Stc. The lowcft Prize .201. alio the Three Thottisnd fir& drawn Bla..ks will be entitled to tol. each, making 7,619 Benefits. RICIIANDSON, Goootuce, and Co. recommend an immediate purchA., there beirg only l'wenty five Tbouttn.: rickets to the prefent Lottery, (Five 'Fhoutand lefs than in the Taft) and from Ow Scheme bring universally approved, and the demand very rr,.l,t. Tickets will be fearer, and mutt advance confiderably. . FOR BILIOUS DISORDIRS. Dr. JAWS', ANAI.EPTIC PILLS. PROM a new mole of adminiliering theie PILLS by the advice of an eminent Phyrciar. (fee the new dlreeitiors) Alious Oiteares, G., prevalent particular! ) , among perfons wao have reSded in ho! climates, arc removed with greater cafe and rafety thait by any other Medicir.c. They are equ Ily efficacious ha all Difor4rrs of the Stomach and Bowels; in Indigeft:ons, Lots of Appedte, habitual Coltivenefs. tioublefome Flatule ciei and Cho li.:s; in Gouty habits, to giddincti, or Rheumatic Pains in the Head ; 39 well as thufe occalioned by fete living ; thereby presenting Eallies and Apoolevies, fo often the eonfequence of Lrtemp.rauee. Accoutre Ibould be had to them on the firit attack of a told, or any indirpotitini.., or aft :iay easels of eating or drinking; and thus their well kr iwn charaderifhe will he maintained of promoting I ongevi •y. 'flaveliers by lea or land, mould never be without the Analeoi:: Pills, as they require net •lier confinement nor alteration of wet They are fokl only by F. N ENVIE T and Sans, at the WArehoufe fnt•Dr. James's l'owds - , No. 45, S. Paul's Church-yard, four doors frem Cheaptide.Lorditn; and at or. James's late Houk in Bruton- Pr .rt: in boxes, price 4^..6d. each, or in one large Box containing the siov . tity DIG: for 245• duty included.—None are genuii.e but al hich have the words. 'F. Newbety, Nu. 45, St. rattra;' e 7r.r:c.l in the ftarnr. A TERM OF YEARS, ALL that welteriahliftted Wind-Mill, with the Furniture and Utrnfils /twat° belonging, and the MID- Houfe, t art.houfe, a two.tbll Stable, and other Convoilencies, at Weßbrook, near to the Town and Port of Margate, In the County of Rent, equally well iituated for tnuntry Trade, and for fending the produce of the Mal to the London Market. And alfo a Tenement near adjoining, with a Shop, from width a eon6dcrable part of the produce of the Mill has been and may be fold by retail. The purcbafer or tenant may he accommodated with the Furniture of the Tenemait and Shop at a fair valuation. The whole of the Premifes are Freehold, and immediate pot fcffion may be had. A perfon at the Mill will diew the Prernifes, and further parti cular% may be bad by application to Mr. Thomas Chapman, At torney at Law, Margate. FREEHOLD ESTATES in SOUTH WALES. To be SOLD by AUCTION, in Lots, (If not previoufly dirpofed of by NIVRTI CONTRACT) At Swank-a, in the eons.ty of Glamorgan, on the 38th day of September, silos, AVery Compait ESTATE, enn fi ßing of Emir Farms, with the Coal-mines and Appurtenances, including an excellent Shipping plate. which is aifo the key to leveret other Coal-mines on the navigable river of Bury, in the above county. The whole, exclufive of the Coal and Iron-mines and Shipping place. now letting at about Itta per annum. Alio a capital Manton-bouft, Garden, and Premife fituate in the above town, commanding a beautif 7.1 view of the harbour and bay. with fevt:ral other eligible Hodes and Premlfes in the fame town.—N. B. There is a entivenient and futiftantial Dwelling hoofer, molt eligibly lituated 0 1 the principal Farm. For pariiculars apply to Mr. Vaughan, Solicitor, Swanfea, or to Mr. Bigoc Charles Williams, Solicitor, Bedford-row, London. CAPITAL FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Tug* the Loth day of September, 18os, at the George its in Grantham, between the hours of three and fiv e in the after noon, fubjeoft to Welt termg and conditions of Sale as dull be then and there prodnied, • ALL That Capital MESSUAGE tr DWEL LINO HOUSE, fituate 'Lathe centre of Vine-ftreet, in Grant- ham, conaiting of Breakfalt• room, Dining room, tiro Kitchens, Drawing room, Bed-rooms, and excellent Cellars; together alto with the 6table Yard atid Garden thereinto belonging, now In the occupation of Burgoine Tomkins. Eft). The Houle is fubitantially built, well fitted up, and nearly as good as new, and particularly convenient for a 'medical Gentleman. Poff..ffion may be had at Michaclmu next, and the fixtures (if required) taken at an appralfement. For further particulars apply to Mr. Davis, aeen•fquare, Bloomfbury, London ; or to Mr. White, Attorney-at-Law, Grant ham. RESIDENCE FOR A GENTEEL FAMILY, MOUNTS BAY, CORNWALL. TO BE LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT For three Years from Chriftmas out. TREVAYLER HOUSE, late the Refidence of ROSE PRICE, Efq. with the Stables, Coach-houfc, Planta tions, and Fie Acre► and a halt of Rich Patturt Land, with a large Garden and Orchard. 'lrevayler is fituated in a fine Healthy Country, commanding beautiful and estenfive Views of Mount's Bay, St. Michael's Mount, and adjacent Country. in the Neighbourhood of feveral Gentlemen's Seats, and within two Miles of the large and populous Town of Penzance, fo much retorted to on account of the puray and falubrity of its air, and undeniably poffelang the belt and cheapen Market in the Welt of England. To a Gentleman fond of Rural dmufementa.Trevayler is ad mirably adapted for a Refidence, as thc Country adjoining abounds in Game, Woodcocks, &c. For viewing the Houfe, application may be made to William Fat, of Chitral, near Per =nee, and for further particulars to Grylis, &ride. and Scott, iu Hellion. Dated Austin. aka B.s. AVING dedicated ntytelf to the Rudy, and been A A gratified by the moft ceniiderabie predict in that branch which 1 thought groper to felea, I weft that I have not more and salped my time than took who, in the attentive field of the roc - Aan catesSoosby immeefed in uncertainty, and - cannot always attain that fucexfs which is acquired icy concentrating the Intelled , al power to ono etsfk_of difnrdai The Cloaks of DEBILMf paaarly eNitrtang, for they bring with them a train of emat fymptoms, and, by a de preflion of all vital energy, canal:ex itfelf becomes entMttered.-- , f a / b ather they at from the prevaler-e of 111 example, thedeftrue dve habits of febnol boys, or the indutgeneas of maturity, they re quire the molt affpltrms ptofeihenal Ikill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated tun, the irapeceits are aggravated, ant the omit mien is deftroyel Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGIief SURGEONS I ground my preteabons on regularity of education; and pared* every privilege to praftice,l feel ntyfelf entitled to that Confidence with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the brit fonfadons of kcal 'yahoo's, early application wUI Deere= the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fuf• Fero, from a cardeloufnes of the unmantine's of the eke which ceded his toiskstune, is fearful of tic cep re a his hmUy phyfician. and broods over his infreitity with careful eon calment, it malt be fatisfadory for him to be attired act only of capability of treatment, but auto of the molt inetolable feerecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is potlibie to prevent pale, danger or di ads ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire meet of cackler, experience in tea hne to dfetft a fife, cetbis. and fpeody re-eftabliflament. I offer the advantage of this ape:Lame to tNnfe eft:Mier fez who are Alicia with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoma ol VENBREAL INFECTIOaI, and in,dl catos the tams of maw nevation are ftated CC the EA luta-dew. Paellas in the country are expeeled to Inelofe a, Hank nose, and are rzguefted to fpecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN MEE, Member of the Royal, College of burgeons in Landaus No 19, asunded-ftreet, Strand, naaa Towle Dan WATERING PLACES. ROSS takes the liberty of afuriny, the Nobility and Gentry, that he has no comedian wish, nor has he feat any peen whatever this (Caron to tither of the Watering-pbces. Mat tered as he mutt be that re many perfow airtime his name and repu tation, to procure the fupport of the public ; yet he cannot allow them to practice their fchemes of deception without exporrire. He begs leave to recommend thole Ladies and Gentlemen who mean to honour him with their commands, to apply at No. t to, Bilhopfgate within ONLY. As thole who vend PERUQUES and ORNAMENTAL. HAIR under his apparent fanalon, can only parer+ thole caft-off articles which have been reledied by him, either from a defer% of inanufatttre, or from a want of annum He hopes to be pardoned for repeating that be can erg , . Cr for no Articles, nor does he employ any Drefrers but firth as are to be procured at his Emporium in ninsopgate•itreet, where continue to be exhibited all kinds of PERGIV ESin the molt elegant tate, &Mood& hUe, and uncommon • etiqty. All his uoparallelled Perukes, Madona Fronts, Bows and Ban deaux, are executed entirely bt his inftrudioa, and midair's in fpeltit!tn. N. B. Ross matt rerpeetfully Mein the favour of the Ladles and Gentlemen when returned to town, and they and the public may be 'Cured that he has, and will employ men of the moft emi nent profelional abilities, which is an esnbelliihment to beauty. SORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. CONSUMPTIONS, fo univerfally confidered as incurable., however hereditary, Inveterate, or of long !land ing, may now be with certainty removed, and the conftitution re (toted, though emaciated to In great a degree that exiltena is con fidered as nearly at au end, is as folly and beyond a doubt exem ' piffled In a letter from John Carter Mulliner, Efq. of Shoticy, near Ipfwich, to Dr. SOLOMON, dated Auguft 29, tBor. At a—Gratitude impels me not only to thank you, but alfo to tWft you to make my cafe public for the benefit of others : My family have altrays been confuroptive, having loft two fitters and a brother; and Osi:old certainly have fallen a vidtim , if your Cot , . dial Bal m of Gilead had not Caved me. I hive been under almoft all the faculty of eminence near me, particularly Dr. Hawes, of Ca vendith, fo famous for confumptive cafes. You have my hearty concurrence to make my cafe knOwn. Finding relief from a (mall bottle, when nothing elfe afforded me the fmalleft benefit, I pato tered till a Ave pound cafe completely cured me. 1 allure you I will recommend the Balm of Gilead to all I know labouring un der fimilar complaints. I am, your obedient (errant, J. C. MULLINER. N. B. Perrone deftrous of further information may be fatisfied in every particular by Mr. Woolfrey Middleditch, chymift, Ipf wick. A marriedLady,atNeweiftle-rider-Lyne , aged 17 years, was ill upwards of three years, having had three mifearriages io kis than ten months, and hiving taken a variety of aftringot medicines without (fed, the was fo weak as to be anal* to walk out of the honk for above two years, and reduced to a mere &elem. hi this weak and languithing .condition, having become exceeding thin in body and dejeffied in mind, her buibsad applied to Dr. Solomon, of Ltrerpool, for the Cordial - Balm of Gilead, which annually rettored her health and ftrength, in about three months. Mr. Alexander Hunter, merchant, In Glafge*, was for a long time in a bad Rate of health, fo that he was under the neceffiry of giving up bufinefs, and retiring to the country ; and even the coun try air had no effete in reftoriug him to health. At length hewn addled to snake a trial of the Cordial Balm of Gilead,' few bottles of which reftored him to health. Sold in Loudon by Mrs. Mathews, tB, Strand ; Dicey and Sut ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, fso,Oxford-ftreet; Pidding,76, 01. ford-ftreet, opiate the Pantheon; Butler , 4. CbeaPade ; Barclay and Son, Fleet market; Shave and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard; Howard and Evans, Long Labe,Wett-Smithlield; and par ticularly at the following plate., viz. thiltal, Mrs. Shiereliff Lmi, Pigge Bath, Hazard trechefter, Staines Beneick,Carr Mergate, silver BafingftAte, Hulbert Mffiktham, Hoare Bradford, Wilts, Hophins Maidenhead, Moult Bridport, Roberts Malmibury, Lea Bridgwater, P oo l e Manningtne, Wilhinfon Bewdley, Prattington Nottingham, Burbage & Stret Biceit2r, Stephens ton Btentford, Norbury Newell& upon Tyne,Hu . chia- Beaminfter, Hine ton and Co. ihavVa Waltham, jerroinP Norwich, Stevcofon Baintree, Shea reran Newport, Ille of Wight, Ali I I Coventry, Mertidew Nantwich, Snelion Canterbury, Briftow Ofweftry, Edwards Caiftor, Booth Parrith, Soulby Chatham, Etherington Pardee, J. and W. Buckland Cambridge, Hodfon Portimouth, Sharpe • Cliepttow, Morns Plymouth, Nettleton Clapham, Batten Plymouth D.ck ,Hoeland Dover. Neales Rickmanfworth, PurieU Dunftable, 01-liar ee nfborough Rochford, Wade Durilsy, Hsi Jog. Sheffield, Pierian StamfordiNewconiz Safford, Morena - - -- Wr Darks Barker Witham, - Dublin, No. 6, College Green, Shrewibury, viond Dug&le, (dwell, Bull Sheri:worm, Goadby and Co. Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Saamundham, Night Bridge . Southampton Baker Exeter, Trewman and Son Salisbury, Collins Ely, Brackenbury shmtibiaty, Adams Prone, Haifa siffron Walden, Paine Glouceftsr, Jong Stourbridge, Rollafon Gorport, Harding - Shrpton Malley Carey Gairdbotough, Towne Stockton, Cbrißopher & 'mom Greenwich, Braine Tay.ituk, Rowe Glafgow, Angus M'Dtmald Twickenham. Mortimer Hull. J. .Rodford TunbridgpViells,Knight ttorneaßle, Weir Trowbridge, Ching Hammerintitis, Roberts Uttoseter,bladen Henley on Thames, Norton 'Whitby, Yeoman Hanley, Albutt and Son Whitehaven, Croßynite Hesitant, Dickinfon Wirldworth. Taylor ipfwieb, Harmer and Green Wiudfor, Blakeney Invernefs, ?Moto& Wonon.nnder -Edge, Bowe Kn..tsford, Leech Wtllington. Salop, Houliton Kelvedon, Fuz Wolverhampton, Sting= Leeds, Blom Winker. Walley Lirierpool, Rayfon Welch Poole, GrUllths Leiceittr. Gregory York, Waren and Co. ,Lancaßer, Clark 'Uri ye iike Vapid, of Patent Medicine bike Milted gierolsni, COMMERCE OF EUROPE. This day was publithed, In one large Volume. Qiiirtsh Price 6d. in boards. tUROPEAN COMMERCE I or, NEW arid SE. CURE CHANNELS of TRADE *lth the CQNTINENT of EUROPE, detailing the Produce. MannfaXures, and Commerce of RUSSIA, PRUSSIA, SWEDEN, DENMARK. and GER MANY; as well as the Trade of the RIVERS ELSE, %V€SER, and EMS, with a general . View of tee TRADE, NAVIGA,TIOhI. PRODUCE, and MANUFACTURES of the UNITED KIN. DOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND ; its iii:crploted and improveable Mount:a and interior Wealth; with aparrieular Account of the Trade to and front tht EAS r and WES 1 INDIES. and of Colonial Commerce in general. Illultratcd with a Map of tie CANALS and RIVERS of EUROPE. By J. JEPSON ODDY; Member of the Rufta and Turkey, or Levan* Companies. Printed for W. J. and J. Richardfon. Roy al Exchange; J. Alperin, Cornhill; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly, London; Archihald Con 'table anti Ca and Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and W. N Mi 4 hon. Dublin. ' HAMBURGH MAIL. Atm. 14.—1 t is aliened that two great Powers have united to renew, by a ct ricultuit me diation, the negotiations for Peace broken pfl by M. NOVOSILTZOFF, in order to give a longer duration to the Peace of the Continent; ind alto La reconcile the differences of the N.,val l ßctige►ent Pourers. The Cabinet Courier, Milder, who had been difpatehed from the Court of Vienna to Path, returned two days ago. On the lath init. the recruiting in Vienna and all the Aullrian States began with great aftivity. The movements and removals of the troops likewife Bill continue. Her Imperial Majefly is expetied Conn to lie in.—. An Imperial courier has been lent off frcm this city to Naples. Avo. 17.--A Courier from St. Peterfburgh arri ved at Vienna in the courfe of this week, immediate ly after which a conferente between our Minifier and the French Ambaffador was held, at which come other perfons were prefent. Within the fame time have alto arrived a Courier from Paris, and one fr( m London, to which latter city one has likewife been expedited. The exchange of couriers is equally fre quent between Vienna and Peterfburgh. A daily polt has been ellablifbed between Vienna and Venice, by order of the Emperor. - . _ Lai szac, Auo. 22.—,80rne accounts (peak of a Ruffian expedition, under the conduct of General Ts xsTor. Magazines are to be eflablifhed in Bohe mia. The corn gaffes through Anfpach and Bsreuth toll free. ULM, Atm. I s.—Yellerday the Auftrian regiment of Hildburghaufen (formerly Bender, afterwards of the Hereditary Prince of Wurtemberg) which has hi therto lain in the Margraciate of Beigau, broke up for Brcgenz, on the lake of Conitance. The militia in the Vorarlberg will be new organized, and. the command of the troops there given to General Ba• ron Von Wotvseast, who is at Lindau. The paffes towards the Gtifons will be itrengthened with new fortifications. BANKS OF TN, MAINE, AUQ. t 9 Mentz Gazette alerts that the Emperor NAFOLFON will put himTelf at the head of the expedition againit England. According to letters from Munich, coo. riers arrived there on the t tth and rzth frcm Paris and Vienna, whole difpatches are of the utrnoft im portance. The Rufi.an Admiral, the Prince of NaC tau z...ie‘t li en, has lately fet out from Lembeig for St. Peter (b urgh. ITALY, A ucurr 6.—At Milan there is much talk of a marriage between the Viceroy and a beautiful German Eleaoral Piincefs. The Papal Secretary of State, Gnu saivt, has already had two conferences with the French Legation at Rome, relative to the vacant Grand Matterthip of Malta, to which the Marquis de CALACCIVILI was only proviiionally ap pointed. After thefe conferences, the Legation Mc. patched a courier to Rome. The Marquis de Ciacrtto, late Neapolitan Envoy to London, has been appointed by the King of the Two Sicilia: Secretary of Stale for Foreign Affairs in the room of the Chevalier Mica EIOUS deceafed. The Prince de Lt: act holds the Portfolio ad interim. The Hereditary Prince of Bavaria hai been :Ince the 111 init. at Milan, where he has been received in a very dittinguilbed manner. Genoa, Auous7 B.—A fqoadron which lay at anchor here put to fea yefterday marring eally, on under the command of Jeaosie Bozeraats, and fteered its courfe towards Savona ; it c: Duos o f two frigates, one corvette, and two brigs. The French camp, near Monte Chiaro, on the ft on. tiers of the Milanefe, will be. reinforced v ith more iroops. The report that Ma, (hal Ma:wiz: will take the command of it sequirticonfirtoation.