Star. — London, England, 1815-10-16 00:00:00

• •. • • ~.n o 893 0 . • iv ,tp • • lig pRESENT Servi SING RTCH Iluke of Mr. PC/PE clei l . l " " ,;,d, Mr. RA ~,,N l sbalM rs. GLOVE r. D u ds'. et I PAST AND A I'a he Corned lise T a h u ; it °"‘.6111':•11 make het sn fe tb ' *II be To whih wt & hello; ;I,3sTbursd" c. TREATRE RO PRESEN I formei • • P Ataliba, Mr. EGE. '* Mr. BAKRV i. " • 1 11URR. A Mrs. R UN After sslsklis th '1 THE M:lCi fart. of rt, 4 rTherovne:,,s chur,day hir 11.• Nielo•dranic 1. , x ted or. Friday nest. • Toro ny. , „me,) ar p. 11 ..1 1 lay, Ai Yo icf any bt . •AL V.urrell, bet . li d ~1, aoy the rr l 4 o v, : y Mays Th s Be te l THE FIRST 1. 'THREE FOUR Slick may all lx GR s of 5£540,, , jt4 ...... gO.I 3 ..... 4.1 g.-• • LI .1 1 • ..... ' :160 • 4,1!4 P- rizes, in Cot • *„' &lie :hove Pricy 7:ter,1,1 , the whoi It 17: : fa icket4 Pal •i: dull . .. Tel Al.l. rh ei y, es cced no Wheel witb the as well a Ti eriaes transferred -• to diem, with -t. Or if they prefer . E ra.e:ll. ely. ickits and Shares ar ;suer, 4, Coatrusu., Sold, it, the A, 41U, anti in the 1.01 411,0 M, &C. &C. &Cc STATI. LOTT Prizes of ✓ 7 ... 30 10 •••»••.• .4 ... 40 .... 4,115 - Prizes. pc 17 .i:h, 6th, and 7th i it, thr P 3 Prizes of al li,NO 1 Kket: tobe pt 17, , par: 1 .1 t h e above If ttil lier, mid the Prises tire s,onn Tickets wil Ile Lottery, avinst wl gusher when., and dri .1 1 niers R I CHAKIN thdr Offices, i.oral in the 14 No. 11,143, a 10 TR AVLLI DLANT'A's NI Mei., Min s & t.l lof kranee, ui Frani Pints +. Peli and Post Roads dud Gil Roads, I Viant as Pais, Gage 111 " d 'o,Ttrtr, price ;4 ISe isalie Work, v Ile A: • 0..., , 41111CIii id Ltd Loch In hl ra 1,4 voyager *snug or l.utiliar Coq blodeis of be,rer i° 111 ,.. 4 1 mai various tel Pict ,cornett e t. This work is th edition I LabAume's Nuratii i'toved Wit i brie Map, colour, id's.• 4 k olas. 4%1 1 la Br oirn'ajtriitelpl e s Pl.t. ••• „ %Dud appror 'll•is is the be to 114 :. 'neared. L B4 . l re, Cu,p!tto so 9 N j u . L. 141 f t ~ smi t h , lrw.te r 1 - 01, 44.11 ikdinls tau aro ; , O'Y AL, lIiURT•LANE. EVENING, their MaIGO* • Sorrento will perform ',HARD THE THIRD. f Gle'ster, Mr. KEAN; 0 E; Buckingham, Mr. HOLLAND; ,AE; Thad, Mr. WALLACK. TER; Lady Anne. Miss BOYCE ; York, Mrs. BRERETON. After whkh, TEN O'CLOCK; A RAINY NICHT. C o medy of The Will; with the Magpie; or Beggar's Opera, in whieb Miss Nash, her first appearance, in theeharscter of • added, Two fitriu:ge to Your Bow. with The Deserter. ,YAL. COVEN r.GARDEN. :NT EVENING will be per-1 woo ed the Tragedy of PIZARRO. Etri'oN; Roils, Mr. YOUNG ; ,Y MORE ; Aides°, Mr. ABBO1T; ,MY; Orozesubst, Mr. CHAPMAN; A RAY ; High Pricer, Mr. TAYLOIL ,ENAUD; Cora, Mrs. FAUCIT. ‘• the New Melo•Dranta, called ,GPIE, or THE MAID. Ile Farce Writer, will be repeated To m:xi. ow of The Magpie, or the Maid, wtll be trd Juliet : Juliet Miss O'Neill. 'ou Like It : Roiallad, by a Lady, her J tsgc. After which, The Poor Suldke.: being ber first appearance at this Theatre, raptly of Jane Shore. ears Opera : Polly, Miss Stephen. TIME anp LOTTERY ever contained ZE PRIZES OF £so,olo 'O. PRIZES OF £20.000 I be DRAWN 7tb NOVEMBIR. ',RAND SCHEME. - ),000 3 per Ct. Cons. £150,000 • men ditto so,noo .000 ditto 12,000 ,nOO ditto ... 3,000 600 dime 5,000 :!Co ditto ..... 2410 ditto 2,C00 100 Monty 50 ditto 15 dutu 10 ditto .:onsols and Money ACJI 4,000 prices are fanned for a Lottery of 40,000 'bole of them may be drawn among the pre `urchaters before the 7th November, have the Prizes in the Wheel, which in Stock DOUSLL TIC CUM that has ever behare en the same number of Tickets. Ti.4.:r will receive their proportion of the a to the formate Heiden sailboat any the advantage of ALL the rise in the prefer it they may receive the value in Money are staling by the Convector, BISH, Stock auk 9, CIIAILIN6•CROSII, London, who &re Lottery draws in July, 2,657, a Prize of Lottery draws In April, ALL the 3 Prises 'C. TTERY BEGINS DRAWING 7itt IWVEIVISER. ME FOR 20,000 TICKETS. £20,00u 3 per et. Cons. £90,000 ~000 ditto 140,000 .. 4.0(00 d u tn ....gm' 12,000 1,000 ditto • • 5,000 500 ditto 5,000 LOO ditto . 3,000 200 dkto 2,000 100 Money .50 ditto .....►... 2.0110 13 ditto ..• ••• ••• 80,000 10 ditto ......... 20,000 per CCM Consols & Money, £314,400 . drawn Prizes of £119,900 will be entidal Prizes of £30,000, making 5E59,0013, 3 per Cent Consols. I ,ut into the number wheel fur drawing the Lottery, on the 7th, 1 tith, and 25th No ise% renialoingnf the £514, too, dter drawing viU be fsithe Scheme,of the second part of which 5,000 Tickets will be put Into the rawn 7th December. and Shares are selling by 1(;)k , 1, GUODLUCK, and Co. ,hill and Charisg-Cross; where they Sold, Lottery drawn 19th last July, Prize of 290,000, in Eleven Shares. .LERS ON THE CONTINENT. Jug published, (EW PICTURE of PARIS, with Ate. new ellitiOgl, 66. 6d. holm& boards, se. bound. ranee, Ise bom►d. Gazetteer of France, bound together. 91.11 d. iasetteer, bound together, with a Map of settees of France, and Post Roads in France, 16s. with the Maps beautifully coloured, aqd and accurately delineated, tea. bound. Interpreter, 6,6 d. half bound. raveller's Guide. with a large Map. „Air, cr Traveller's Pocket Companion, can- Conversations, in English, French, and Italian; •tri. Notes, 3cc. • a List of French and Italian terms used in Music. By Madame de (hulls. •Leted and greatly improved by P. A. Cignani, due same size, and may be bad bound, with . of lilagdoo's French Interpreter. ranee of the Campaign in Rubin; now an 4 ..ith Plans, Ste. Sao. 10a. 64. beards, or with 145.641. boards.. of keail;,iaiiii i, with i Map and Plan, 6s. . of Practical Perspective, royal eta. vrith 'prop-We Letter Ptebs, IC2. its. boards. • ben Practical work eta Perspective that has Confectioner, 7th Patios, with Additions, N. ski: Ulf besot aud Royal Conk, tins& IL boards. •tinzie Economist ; or, Plain System of Cookery . Lew Edition Ss. boar& for Samuel t, Strand, sold also by I.Castualas, sad all cdicr UM& • f • , .• , 4 .. t . '... .. r • 4 ;,..: ' 4 • ,• , .1?.., . •,.., 7 .11 .... , , , . . • AL . • • . .. 7. ... , . g,,,‘ . - , . ille"' kdAt S dig& - Th . s • . . ' . l. ` ' .-""1.... ' 4 ",'-• - ''• • " Pc ...... •• . ' n l / 4 NO IF, 4 ... ~,,,, 4,t.i1i0.) / r* . . ~. v.. .• 1 .11 ,..111W fir_ ti• ---......%%.„ . . . - ' Ayr z o ...____.. . - • k• ,i MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1815. PRIMIR SZVXN-Pr.' . • `,~,. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. CITY OP LONDON TAVERN, OCTOSUR 12,1915. AT a MEETING of the GENERAL COM MI I7EII held this day, WILLTAM MANNING, Es q . M. P. in the Chair. The Trea.urers Report was reams—• Chat the amount ',fan Subscriptions received and wade at this place to the 13th instant. was 41117,611 2 1 The £4OO Long Amyl*, .200,000 Redvee4,3 per Cent. Annuidas 60,200 3 per Cent. Consols had been invested. plc It! LI.I Pli Orfaher . THE CO MIifISSIONERS for FICTUdLLING 1113 MAJ ESTY'a NAVY, di keret, Ndice, That on FRWAY, the 20th ittit tort, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders, h writing, sealed tilt, and treat 1,.r the G o n ow ing quantities of BUT MIL and CHEEir, to b.• delis red at this Ports and in the proponiont against each expresw , l, viz: Butter. Cheese. 25 Tons. CO Tons. 13 30 • 20 DEPTFORD - PORTSMOUTH - PI.YMOU 1.11 The Committee desire to receive immediate applications from the Wtdows, Fatuities, and dependent Relatives. and for Orphans of Officers and Soldiers killed, and from Oaken disabled, or severely wounded, and Privates disabled, or severely wounded, who have recovered. and may be certified and discharged ; being ready to &need es all such cases, and to afford. where wanted, a Mira* aftsistanee and relief, in part of that which may hereafter be determined on for their cases respectively, when a near cal culation can be made of the extent of Claims, and of the amount of this Subscriptions properly appileabk to such relief. GO Tons. 120 TOM. ill the course of one month ; and to be paid for by Bib payable with interest nintty days after date. The Condition. of the CG:itract may be men at the &craw tary's Office. No reierd trill h h Ito any Tender in whisk the trice shall not le ior reefed in Itords at length, or that shall not be delivered to ate Beard Igor, See o'clock on the raid Friday, the 20th instant, nor sinks, the limo, tasks owlet the Tea/tr i er siese limn en hie behalf, attends, to ammo. when card fir. Further Subscriptions t I Parish of Fulbeck, per Rev. E. Fame . 416 4 0 Parish of Tattershall, Lincoln, by Rev. Thomas Roe 9 4 0 Parish et Kirkley upon Base, ditto, per ditto 3 9 5 Palish*, Rirkstead, ditto, per dhte . - 2 1 6 Parish of Kispdon, per Rev. Mr. Tucker . 6 13 0 IParisli of West Canal, per ditto - - 716 6 loarislrof Cato*. per Rev. H. Wood • . 3 0 0 Parish of Barnwell, otherwise St, Andrew the Less, near Canthridge,per Rev. James Geldart, Incumbent 15 '7 0 The lukabitants of the Borough and Parish• of St. lye% (including 421, the subscription of dlr C. Hawkint,.Bart.). - - -. Mrs. Cotton, of Brook-House, near Chester, per the Rev. P. i,.,Curate Richard George, of East addhock, °SPICE OP ORDNANCE, October 10, in s. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- JlETre ORDNANCE dr heraig line Mace That Proposal; will be received at their Ufke in on Or berate MONDAY, the LtSd Winn', from stitch Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of Bill I'ISH aid FOREIGN IRON, for service of this Department for a i esiod of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the Brat year, upon wilier of thrte Monde*, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be Hewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Oftet In the Tower; and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Oftce, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals most be delivered, sealed up and eueloreed, " Proposals for British awl Foreiju iroti r but iso Propoul can be admitted after the bald 234 instant, at 12 o'clock at noon a the same day, neither will any Tene..r be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in hts behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, B,:,ete•-... 0 3 1 3 0 0 1 0 0 At Price, Kaye and Co. Subscription from the Town of Whitehaven, in addi. Lim to the form .r subscription - Hart Garland Robinson Pariah of AkonbarY, per Rev. D. Williams, in addi tion to former sant . - 0 10 0 Parish of Leighton, per ditto - . 3 0 0 Parish of Warboye, per Rey. Robert Fowler, Rector . 10 tu 0 Parish of lluckwotth . . 1 5 6 Parish of Luddingtoo _ - 0 12 6 Parish of Hartford, per Rev. D. 1. Hopkins . 8 6 .0 Parishes of Briugum and Byrisorne, per Rev. J. Hurst, Rector • - Crain Wells - 35 13 0 • 31 10 0 IS 3 5 S 0 0 PORT OF Pi.VMOU TO BE SOLD HT AUC I lON, By Order of the Honour ete Coltitimioners of his Male. s./ Customs, Ou FRIDAY, the 17th Octotorr, a! .s,'• y Ten oCi w k in the Forenoon ,at the Custom house in this Pnr•, THE GOODS UNDER - MEN HONE:), viz. abject to the Payment of the Diries.of Cottonis and Excise • 24U Gallons Brandy 44 41 Runt Arrow Ruot -481 b.. Coffee - • 73 Cayenne Pepper St Raisins 11:9 At Perrin', Shaw and Co. St. Peter's, Hereford, second collection, per Rey. I. Garbett - - Parish et Lanwarne, Hereford, per Rev. J. Higgins I Ditto of Harrwood, per ditto - - Ditto of Town Hope, pi. r Rev. Mr. Phillips - Ditto of Erockhainptou, pei ditto - - Ditto of Wtobity, per the Rev. J. C. Troughton. 1 1 0 4 17 8 4 11 6 8 1 0 0 9 V 20 10 3 i Muir A2bpke N Cinnamon G~ucvi At Everett, Walker and Co. Parish of Reigate, Surrey, per Rev. R. S. Paritla of Leigh, ditto 2 oz. 8 i 04 Y 0 4 U 7 to•,. - to OZ. At Boad and Co. abscriptions at Scarborougb, per Later and Co. &Tars - - • 2 Sugar - 189 Anchor • St Cwt. at Creeper an•) Myr, Butter, Pres.-Ivy, Sbell4, I.l..bogany Cdbr, with Glaisware. &c. Algu, the rot:omits ) ! PRIZIi. AND (14'HER G 0411.4, Cloves ai 11 6 At Jones, Lloyd and Co. Parish of Haslingden, per Rev. W illiam Grey One pay from the Non-conuumioned Officers Blackburn Local Maids, per J. Banister, Quarter blaster . Collected at St. John, Blackburn, per Rev. James L►odgson Ditto at Fockholos, per ditto IS 0 0 F or p a y tn , : o t o f t. , u.itb au I ei....rges the 54111 hiving lair, o i the Warehouses beyond tl.t Lintz allowed by the Act of tht 51.4 2 10 9 Geo. 11l chap. 74. Wine, itirz;i., Bar 3-14 Red Iron, Iron Humps Iran sva-e, Ma chinery. Worm Seed, L'lattinp for !slats, „dice, Vinegar, Salt, Catitilus, Potna tun, books, Verrasc,ei, ire, iron Musket Flints, Sant!, liotile Lait •'s Ca4lp:o, stare., Frat•kinceose, Sett ?ar Water, Linen, Voles, Canit.4% Hair Cot. THE' w oo l, Alfroti, InJibro, Etu t tty Cs, , s 4, ki.lise rile* "I: !•.• Franc: s, :wing Piper, Bs °ten Ira an.s ra : o - , " N. B. The Goods abore.tnentio.itl wt 4 be ...A up in soft ral Lots, and sold to the Limi•eat niJ.l. r " - - - 173 17 7 24 11 2! At Robarts, Curtis and Co. Attendance will be Rivets at the :_.tuoorn-hoo•e afort...ad, and the Waretion,e,, for vitw.2. and tacitt4 tne ►cote, three da ) s toe 'are tht day tit >de a Iv. - E-. l'A E FOR tiALE. TO B'Z !$Y AtIC: tom, By Mersrs. I OWE:7. At the New Inn. in Ahieigdun, in 'he %-utinty of Berk% on Fat+ DAT, the 341 day of Novenslier net. ;at I Mee iti the Atte' no n, under coi.ditions of sale which vial lien lw produced, Al)ebli .t i ole FA R M and kI:3II)ENCE vii, in the County of Berks; comprising a neat and sub. s antial Farm Noose, with Barns. Stabi.a, Ou: offi c „, and I arm Yard, and Orchard.' ant Inclusures ii..ar ; cunt:Ailing albout Iwo Acres and a Half, with t4:3 Acres, ur thereahows, of Arabia and Peanut: I.and, lying together in Harwell Field and Mew. down, north of the village, and west of the turnpike road leading to Wallingford. The buildiup . are in complete repair, and the land is In a od stre of cultivation. l'he whole is copyhold of Inheritance, held under die lord of the Manor of Bishop's Harwell, escept about 15 Acres, which Is partly freehold and partly leasehold, for lung ternis.' For fbrther particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to Meagre. Morland and Miller, Solici:ors, Abingdon • where a plan may be seen; and, for a view of the Estate, to Mr. Alfred Brown, the Tenant. Printed particulars may be had in the course of the fortnight preceding the sale, on application to the Asctioueers ; or at the place of sale, and other principal Inni in Abi*gdso, Oxford, Far. ringdsn, Wantage, [Wel, Newbury, and Wallisgtord ; or of Mr. Wikea, Auction Mart, London. LES PASTILLES /AA KTIALL ES de moNT. PELIER ; or, AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL, ate a discovery of the first importance to the present and sue seeding ages, their happy effcett being equally sudden certain and permanent ;so di ff usely sanitary, that while they give tone to nerves, anti health and vigour to the entire frame, they impart a genial beat through the whole System, and celebrate the animal spirits in such a manner, that they may fairly be said to reanimate nature; for those diseases occasioned by deiiiiity , relatatina, pros tration of strength, or want of to le in the nervous system, they are recommended with the utmost confidence, as the most agree ' able, safe and infallible remedy that ever has been, or ;ital.:4l:s. ever can be discovered by tun researches of sc.ence; they act not as a temporary stimulus, or by irritation, but by gradually awl effectually strengthening and renovating :he cmstitution, racking the healthy action of, and imparting increased energy and vigour to every part of the human frame; they restore the languid, de. bilitated, nervous, and relaxed of both sexes, to sound and v'eo rein health ; when aver iota to exercise, loss of .1 ;mashy of 2... p e ' tite and pallid countenance indicate approachin. ' consump.i.ni, thedelleate female will be restored to health and society by the benign influence of this nwdiciae. At Montpelier these Lozenges acquired a degree of celebi;; unequalled lit the annals of medicine, and many persons ;vb.) Las t gone there from this country, attribute their recovery mots: , to this invaluable prepataion Lean to any other cause whatever. Prepared by the Proprietor, I. P. t•estdon, and sold wholesale and retail by his Agent, Mr. Gifford, 15e, -rand, Loodan, in bows, at 7e. and ers. each : main by P..viton's, 1, p ar li amen t. street, Dublin, (Agents tor Ireland); Ehdu., Itt.ading ; Con tan and Colegate, Canterbut y ; Mut:day and Co. Oa turd; NI: :Jy and Co Chelmsford; Cruttwell, and Xleyler's, Bath ; tlrett.e and Co. Salisbury ; Laugion and Co. Stierbaree ; Exeter; and most Venders of Medicine In the Kingston'. I o prevent imposition, each Born is signed by the Vropretor, 0. P. Seddon) in his own band Writing, without wbish nuns cat d possibly be genuine. I A. B. • 20 0 Pariah of Farnborough, War wiekshire, per Rev. H. Ittsou • Ditto of Aron Dorsett, per ditto Ditto of Cbakoinbe, No:dm:opt Stafford Ditto of Lydon, ditto, per Rev. Mr. Lamb Ditto of Chipping Warden. per ditto Ditto of Hamclou vid Stock!bury, Northin Data of "Ibinford, ditto - • e, per Rev. E. 11 13 6 a is U 6 7 0 12 4 0 4 10 9 9 0 0 IS .5 At Williams and Co. Parish of Uttozeter, St aliordshire, per ker. Thos. Best 7$ 12 0 Culhuxed at the k'atish ChurrA of Oakley, war Doeihtz 20 At Esdalles and Co. Parish of Ryton.upon.Dunsinore, Warwick . Parish of Croft, Yorkalure, per Rev. Ju. Dalton J. C. - - i A. Z. Parish of Trumpington, per Rev. Mr. Herkford Coßection at the ludepeudent Chapel, Matsu Hu borough, per Rev. George Gill - z 25 0 6 Parish of Lepton, per Rev. Mr. Morris . 22 0 o Town of .Abergavenny . ' . • 64 10 9 Parish of Liannienarth, Monmouthshire - 3 0 0 Parish of Monkswood, ditto . - 3 0 9 Parish of Cwmyoy, ditto - . 2 2 0 Paris* of Grosmosit, Herefordshire - - • 41 2 9 Pariah of Llangunida, Brecon • • IIS • Mr.,S. Souttunolein • - 1 0 * ,Remitted by Messrs. Woodford and Co. of Taunton: Pubh of West Munkton, per Rev. F. G. Csossnun 18 13 6 Parbh of Oke, by Rev. W W. Burridge • - II 7 0 Parish of Staplegi pee, near Taunton, by Rev. H. W. Rawlins, itemor - - Collected at Churchstanton, by the Rev. B. Bluest, vls. Samuel twuth wood, Esq. .- • 5 5 0 Rev. B. Bluest - - • • 2 0 0 Smaller Subscriptious - • 2 IS 8 Collected at Otterford, by the Rev. B. Bluett a 1* Robert Emden, Esq. Taunton - • 0 0 .—,....—. 6' 7 6 10 1 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 $76 6 1 6 Subscriptions are received at Lloyd's ; at the City of Louden Tavern ; and by all the bankers of the Metropolis. 4th October. 1. P. WEI.SFORD, Secretary. PO PUI.AR NOVELS, Rtceutly published by LONGMAN, 1-klasy, Rees, Oasis, and BitoWS, Pateruoster.row : 1. VARIETI ES ut LIFE; or, CONDUCT and CONSEQUENCES. By the Author of BKEIT.HES of CHARAC Mit. In three volumes, 12mo. 18s. boards. 11. Guy MANN &auto ; or, the Asynotoota : by the Author of Waverley. 'lle Sth Edit.vols. 12mo. price ,91 Is. bds. 3. Maar:awe : by the Author of Self-Control. The third edition, in three volusues, post Beo. XI 4s. bds. 4. The Rrc Lose of Naawalr by Miss Anna Marla Porter. H In four volumes, 12mo ,price set 41. bards. S. TALES of KRAL. Lir : by Mrs. Opie. In three volumes, 12mo. (second eflitioc) price lbs. has. 6. Du tY. By the late Mrs. Roberts, Author of " Rose and Emily." Interspersed with Poetry, sad preceded by a Character of the Author. By Mrs. Opie. In 3 vols. I Struo. price 12e. bds. ALICIA do I.ncy, a Historical Romance. By the Author of the Loyalists, ii.c. &c. In 4 vols. 12mo. ,El Or. WI. o. CORISTABELLL, the MAID of ROUEN. A Novel founded on Facts. By Mrs. Hanway, Author of" Ellinor," "Andrew Stuart," and" talcunlaridge Abbey." la four volumes, litmu. price .C 1 41. boards. 9. Cr,tv-As.stn, a National Tale. The seemed edition. in four rolio.ler, 1 Woo. price XI Os. bds. 10. WAVERLLT ; or, 'Lis Silty Years slate. In 9 volume', Ittno. tls filth edition, price fel Is. be. This day was published, price 7s. 6d. tiro. beards, . . PARIS during the INTERESTING MONTH of JULY, IRIS: A SERIES of LETTERS. addressed to a FRIEND in LONDON. By W. D FILLI.OWES, Esq. Mrs trued by PontaPs of the Royal Family of France, etairoupc ; a present Likeness of Bonaparte, en-vignette; and other Interesting Plates. • ' London t Printed for Gale and Penner, Paternoster row. Just imported by H. Cot.a u a in, 50, Conduit-street, price i Os. LGISIRS de BUONAPARTE, or the Private .L-41 Hours of Napoleon from his earliest years to the period of his marriage with the Arch-Duchess Marla Louisa. WRI rTEN BY HIMSELF, during his residence in the Island of Elba. Tills work, which has already reached the Sib Edition in Paris, is certainly one of the most extraordinary that has ever issued from the Press—never before did any Monarch. whether a legi timate we or an usurper, possess sufficient hardihood to pourtray himself without disguise, for the contemp:atkin of those over whom he lately reigned. This publication proves that be had not much aversion to the fair sex. COXE'S TOUR IN ITALY. This day was published, elegantly printed, in one portable Volume, pries 14s. boards, A PICTURE of ITALY, being a Guide w the Antiquities and Curiosities of that classical and interesting Country; containing Sketches of Manners, Society, and Customs, and an Itinerary of Distances in ?tees and English Miles, the best Inns, Coins, site. with a minute Description of Rose, Flo. rence Naples, and Venice, and their Environs ; to which are prefixed, Directions to Travellers, and Dialogues in English, French, and Italian. Illustrated with a Map of Italy, a Plan of Rome, and Five Plates of Costumes, Diversions, Re. By HENRY COXE, £9 London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster% row. MORRICE ON BREWING AND MALTING. • This day was publshed, in one ,01. svo. prise le% 6d• ATREATISE on BREWING; wherein is exhi bited the *hole Process of the An and Mystery of Brewing the various Sorts of Malt Liquor; with - Practical Etamplesupon each Species. Together With the Manner pf u'ing the Thermo meter and 9iecharoTeter ; elucidated ht Examples, and rendered easy to any Capailty,' la Brewing Landou Porter, Brown Stout, Reading Beer, Amber, Hock. London, Windsor, Welch, Wk . - , teinbers, and Scurvygraas Ales; Table and Shipping Beers.— ' Also General lestructions for the making of Malt; with Tables of the Net Duties of Excise on Strang and Table Beer, payable by Common Brewen, in Town and Country. By ALEtANDEK MORRICE, Commosi Brewer. Mid) Edition. London : Printid for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Patertios ter-row ; and Driug and Fage, Tooley-street. THE 1.A4 POPULATION itETYffiNtr. This day was published, i t one very large vol. Biro. illustrated by Forty ail Maps of the Eogliala Counties, and separate Maps of Ireland, Scoolan6 and Wales, a new Edition, containing a Sppplenient of the Poptilitlon Kettiros, price .21. ha. in huarrii, or Xi. Ils. 6d. with the Maps Ctioured. A TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of the 11 UNITED KINGDOM: containlrg Geographical and Sta tistical Descripttons oi every Coatity. City, I own, an •' Viliage in Eiistand,Valei, Siotland, and Ireland ; compiled frorn the must recent and most authentic lincutricnts and Authorities. By BENJAMIN PI rrs CAPPER, Esii. Of the Secretary of State's Office, and Co..dttor of the Popula- Lion and Poor Returns, as published by Parliament. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Urine, and lirown, and to lie had of all Booksellers.—Of whom may be had, I. The GERILRAL BIoORAOHICAL and HISTORICAL DICTIO4 namv; containing 2thab Names more than tee to be fuun.l in any similar Work, and the Authorities for each Article. By John Watkins, I.L.D. Price irOs. boards. Q. The 1' RuLoGiCAL, BIBLICAL, and ECCLISIASTICAL Dic- TIoNART ; au essent.al Portion of every Clerical Library, and necea-ary Companion of every Strident of Dimity. By the Rev J. Robinson, U.U. late of Christ's Co:l.•ke, Cambridge. Prier kits. In boards. SPEECHES IN PAR LIANI r N , Lately published by CONDMAN, livasr, RLIS, Oases, and Riley" rl, Pan rsioster-row. THE SPEECHES ()Idle Right Hon.CHA R LES DAME' FOX, In the Heusi: of COM Non s. In 6 vols. Rep. (with an latroduciion by the Itig:it Hon. Lord Erikine), £4. 16. boards. S. A Genuine and Corrected Rersay of the Semites of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, in the Home of Commons, from his entrance in Parliament in 1781 to the Close of the Ses sion in 11 1 03. Dedicated, by Pernt'ssion, to Lord Grenville, and aided by Communications from distinguished Members of both Houses of Parliament: The Second Edition. In $ vols. *lvo. *rice di. I le. 6d. boards. 3. SPLICIIRS of the Right Han. Joan PIIILPOT CURRAN, Muter of the Rolls in Ireland, on the late very Interesting State Trials. In Eivo. (the 4th &Edw. with Additions), price Ills. Ms. 4. Settclics in PAILIAMINT of the Right Hon. WILLIAM WINDSIAM : to which Is prefixed, some Account of his Life.— By Thomas Amyot, Esq. In 3 vols. Oleo. price £l. 16s. board.. S. ANZCDOTis of the LIFE of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, Earl of Cm AT NAM and of the principa l Events of his Time, with his Speeches in Parliament, from th e ear 1736 to the Year 17714 The Ttli ledice In 3 vols. Bvo. price XI. Ils. 6d. boards. In the Press, and speedily will be published, , TM EPRIKIII4 of the Right Hon. EDMUND &UM Tg "." TitHE SCIWFULOUS, THE CONSUMPTIVE, AND THE NERVOUS. ]EXPE RI M ENTA LLY convinced, with the world at large, not only of the inutility but usury fre quently done by all the Methods hitherto employed for the Cure of these Diseaies, and, at the same time, fully persuaded that, In the dispensations of Plovitzect, ectuaT Remedies cer tainly were to be found ; we confidently and zealously devoted ourselves to the study of them ; and the result of fourteen years' application has been the happy distoyery of Three New Reme dies entirely out of the usual rum ine of Medical Practice, pro doingi the most extraordinary and beneficial effects on the Con ; sump ive, Scrofulous, and Nervous, who are not only relieved from the urgent symptoms of these lamentable complaints, but their very Constitutions ere radically changed.—We oxygenate the blood of the Consumptive, heal their diseased lungs, sod re store the emaciated frame ro robust and ruddy health. Nor do we palliate only the symptoms of Scrofula; for our Scrofulous Remedy also strikes at the very root of the disease,and rarely fails rooting it out of the censtitut ion. Our Nervous Remedy is equally successful, and the unhappy subjecti of Mental disease, wearied out by perpetual disappointment, may here look with confidence, and will certainly obtain relief from their wretchedness. 1 be New Medical Institution is established by a Society of Medical Gentle men, for the Cure of these Complaints only, at No. o, Tavistock- street, Bedford-square, London.—F. XAVILIL and Co. •,„• Ample Instruct ions are given with each distinct Remedy, the price of which Is ins did. double Jet, quadruple ,et is*. to gether with a Pamphlet of the evidences of the success of these modes of treatment. But, when additional advice b required , Dr . 'Set t. was, Member of the Royal College, may be consulted at the Institution from eleven to three, or by letter, post paid, including a remittance, addressed to F. 'Enema and Co. as above. The above Pamphlet, may be had, gratis, at the Institution where the Remedies rtes soil , wholesale and retail, and by sl; Venders. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ottoin. O, THE COURrof DIRECIORS of the UNITED COWAN!' of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, try,; to the EAST INDIES, do kerehy l etve **Cc', That a General Court of the sald Company will be beg at their House In Leatlrn%all.street. on WEDNESDAY, the 25th invant,frotas Nine &Clock in the Morning until Sit iu tbeEven• ing, for the Election - of a DIRECTOR of the said Company, in the room of Asaanasi ROBARTS, Esq. who halls disqualified. JAMBS COBB. Smeary..