Star. — London, England, 1815-06-07 00:00:00

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FASELINQ, Simms; FROM RAM3OATIL TO °MIND. rrHE PROPRIETORS ache OSTEND PA53,4011 VESSZIAbdoirdIintoRAMSOATE, met respectfully Worm their Friss* WWI the Arbites that the Patti ♦.web sandermetadoned vrall tU reptatly,o4 its mnor. s • A fATE LCEITERY. PULL OP COMEAII !—Full surrlor CAPITAL PRIZES 1 *nether fuller noveky l the Scheme of the pteliellt lottery. EYTON, Steek•Broker. 2, COrilhiil, and 18, Co. vestry street, performs Lis ditty to his Friends and the Public la giving times the hea4s of the present Lottery, which begins 11116 JULY. The Schmitt requir.s no continents, and it is I% coosissessastlon sulficieat to state that there is a in incely Prise of 1140,000 ; 'rood Prise of .t.. 0,000,• besides .tau,ooo, ilus. Sta. awl lit,o 0 Oulaoss to be all paid in Goa E. E. in the last Coatract„felt great pleasure in pug to so many of hi. Friends part of the Gold for Shares will at his fortunate Ofilces, ea above. whore be solicits a costinuance of their Favours, which will at all times rec Lire ids best attenttat. All Business hi the Foods umlauted tilth fidelity as usual. A COItNET of a favourite Regiment of Li,4l)t Lam. Dragoons, ABROAD, will Etcharige to the Full or Half. pay of Infantry, or Half-pay of Cavalry.—Letters, pott paid, di. raced Y. Z. No. 111, Wood-street, ebeapside, Lon dun, will It. duly attended to. • This day was puts! shei, Neatly printed in Four Vols. Foolscap two. pries ,El ; 4s. 91H E JOURNAL of PENROSE ; a SEA lAN. A- Printed for John Murray, Albemarle•street, Londot. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, May Mk ISM PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA JESTM ORDNANCE, do he*, fief itaki, 'roposals wOl be recent:di* theirelliortit Pati.1144,011 MONDAY, the 12th Sitio( 'um nezt,from such Pr. Any be wining to underfelt, the Supply of Elva Hrli. „cod. of ROUND ASH TIMBER, hr senior of dMI ^arriage Departmeot at Wederieb. • Imber mum be oldie bat faii of that article, sod free fret Trees. This day w•as published, pr cr 7s. in !muds, MEMOIRS - of the AlitlE EI)C;EWORTH containing his Narrative of the Las. Hours ui LOUIS XVI. Ey C. iNEYI) EDGEWORTH. Printed for R. Minter, succ:ssor to 1. Johnson, Na 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. Thi4 day wait Oetaro,price Fifteen sh in boards, the Second Edition, with ettnsid:tabie Add'tions, of A TREATISE on tiv: LAW tit EVIDENCE. By S. M. Plill.l.ll>.i, Of the Inner Temple, Barri:ter • Lotidon t Printed furl. Bulterworth and :cut, Ileet-street ; and .„ J. Coo*, Ormoui Qtrty, v , partieuhrs, together wk the Tonne and Comatose if antract, may be known qt dor Sigretarts 011ett foret.Ml, sant dip baleen ON Mara of Wood 4 o'etodip live Proposals Duet Is darned, sealed Itp and M. Prapotiaie for Ade Timis i' s but so PrOpetal can be ad ftr the said if& Sow, at twelve Adult at soon of the r, neither will any Tesdarbe suited Weis tbe patty or an Ascot in his ledglf, iMq attend. Order of the &AA R. H. CREW: Slaw•er,. This day MU published. price 2.. extra io(sar6, THE FIF VOLUME ni KIN.LY'S WON. DER FIJI, MUSEUM, containing upwards of Twei:tv highly finished Engravings, wieb,nurnes:otis corking and inter •Iros lag Fac - s. Published by R. S. Kirby, No. 11, london-house-yard,.St. A few remaining Copies of Volumes 1,2, 3, each GL:. and Vul 4, I '24. boards, may tot had. • 4 v rt • man% . if they I whoesyr ;v et to e fret. ri'E That Fr before 1 , rs as nr • red I.oul :flat Car a The Tir .0 to 60 ft Farther he Cann afore wlere the l o pek! " I si:ted aft qtne day, mains it, by 1 OT: of : tens, aad r fTRWIL CtlEittNS BEEF ash tORMCOI Mt: FJR.IOE va!ry is the and As also '311114! that th 3 cf July it " Teti • en or be be receive ry!, the • liropon ey:ept for :st loch R' ieh is a L. knows due p inl cawed u . 3 .1 e condi ut eapplle paid in tt L.:o by th Particu this Office c: Depurl Office a THE - 111 ^ CO, tLe 'That t Csaimm which a I the 9th tll3 of tt And th .• rtfutc, fc &tr. Gral alto dent: beg leave • %id Parc Hours at trhich th &Del hi dal in g an the ha The P ?be Corr ‘20,P00 ; HI T to the Bel 1 bat t' eir 1-1( ..te nee the Q Item.- r'ade of of Patti; C. 63, :tore tto 3:14 if at than five P evrs Ct :t rotary, • id, 11 t, and I , 7cted,"- i Pany. The( re cald Gem the R Match, (tualder blay set.-1 Lo of 1 ARMY CONTRACTS. Cerszakasry i• oda% (Ake, Great Georgessneet. LoSth May. ISIS. TICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous contracting to ',Mg ore following Ankles for the .e Army, -Cobb Majesty. Land Vosges is Caatoasneots, Quit aud &Wracks, in the undenosatiowed Counties and Islands, ILK UPON-TWEED, I /EKSEY, IS kY, ' I KENT. id MUTTON—To his Majesty's Land Forces In Can ton:lts, Quarters, and Barrack% in the under-ruentioned ISLE of MAN. ;E, via. OATS, HAT, NIA S resew—To his Majesty's Ca in Barracks, and Oats ii Cantonments and Quarters, in under-nu ntaoned Counties in Souili Britain t IiERKS, KEN I. Forage to all Horses kept for his Majesty's Service in Ids of GUERNSEY and ALDERNEY. • :he Deliveries are to conameuce on and for the 2Sth day next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and mark 'ender fur Army Supplies," will be received at this Office before Tuesday the _7th day of June, (but none will Ted after twelve o'clock on that day), and if seal by postage must he paid. on is mustbe made separately . fur each County and Wand, ir the supply of Forage in the Wand of Guern►ey, which Itnie Alderney; and each Proposal must have the Letter annexed to the Tender properly B►led up, by rod's) Person known krOpiny engaging to become bound with the Party •creting l ", in the amount stated in the printed Partieu'ars, for performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices eg• in words at length ; and should it so happen, that during linuanee of the Contract, no Troops should be stationed tiled in the County, the es/sense of the Contract and fond, the first instance by the Contractor, to Le refended to • the Commisszry in Chief. iculars of the Contracts may be had *id application at Ice, hetureen the Lours of e!eden and five; at the Office , y Cummiseory - General Coops, Guernsey; and at the Deputy Cliandssary General *right,lersey. 2.IST-I !VDU HOUSE, .Afas 30, 1 , 41 S. E COURT of DIRSCIVRS of the UNITED INIPA AT of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND,treltsig ,AST INDIES, de hereby gig,. reties, the Papers relative to the Claims of Mr. Tomcat t for pecuniary compensation from the Company, on t Ballot is to be taken at the East-India House on Friday, lune, now Be opened At the said Home for the limpet lhe Proprietors. the Court of Directors having felt it to be their duty to roar several times, a compliance with the applications of ,rahant for such compensation, and having in consequence demanded the Ballot to be taken upon that question, they we to recommend to the Proprietors the perusal of the pars, particularly of a Report in which the Court of Di• assigued their reasons - at large for the determination to [hey have so frequently come is this case; and they confi. tope, that if they shall be found to have discharged their guarding the proFetty of the Company, they will receive tatlot the support of their Constituents. Papers respecting Lieutenant•Colonei WALKER, to whom :cam of Directors have recommended a grant of R% tees also condone open fur the pern•al of the Proprietors. JAMES COBB,Secretary: BAST-INDIA DOUSE, May 31,1815. .E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNI7ED OMPatf:V'T of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Oakes 'AST INI)IES,do hereby ere Wier, a Genoral*Coutt of the said Company will be held at rouse in I.cadenhaU stree,on WEDNESDAY the lith nes:, from Elevt n o'Clock in the Forenoon tiU Six in the ;ening, at the desire it! more than nine Proprietors, to Ballot • Question, whether the following By-Law, " It is erdaitied that in all elections to be annually of Six Directors for Four Years, in pursuance of the Act ' , lamest of the 13:11 year of his Majesty King Geor,e 111. each Propt Ivor voting shall give in a list containing not :Tian six names of per,ons duly qualified to be D(rcc.ors; any list shall contain the names of mote than air, or less five perms, duly gotlified, who B'4ll Lave declared O. 7anflidates, by ;Mug no. ice them ot isi %%dills& !r. the Se seven days previous to the day of election, every such id all the names therein contained, shall be totally re 1-.-Shallicontinue to be one of the B)-Laws of the Com- Court of nirectors do father give notice, tllat at the General Court It Is proposed to proceed in the consideration Report from the Committee - appointed to inspect the Iny's By.l.aws, laid before the General Court on the 22d 1315, altering aid repealing sundry - 111-I,avrt ; and for •ring sod oresinhig suds other BriLairs as to the Chart any tit. 'l4.e canddcratiun vein be resinneil a: the Bth Sec• the 7th Chapier. , J 41 1 ,123 CUBA ihirdery. Livearoot. mile from Itaningate every Tuesday s A Ostend every Friday. SIR WILLIAM CURT is sails heat drandgele every Fs4day, da Owned every Toeeday. V Dove* tails front itainsgate every deaday, and dram D. Wednesday. (Wiled and Weather permitting). above Vessels are fitted up in a very superior style of aw and ere considered the Imre Vessels of any ens. ia the Passage Use from this Country to Ostend. One • IN dear Rom the Customonouse weekir, to take Men. 141416 Disisde on board for Ostend, which are to be forwarded t• Aid Joan Dawson, Queeweirtrat, litiarpte i Par to the Pa As Vessels, who wi l take the greatest care of Goods entrusted psis charge, and are them regularly anima, lihwt danwpte Harbour pommies imprrior advantages for #es. its the Pariage lAne, maw at all times be acknowledged by ehearetrs and , ler the Passage from England to It dm* untillned • foe to its being caulderably nearer to that Port Mao sey other Fa the Kingdom, mar be added Ins cauntodlosts sod line Pier, Is which tbere is a sulliciency of water far the Passage Vessel, to sail at an hour's fin z, and to enter at low water, with perfect safety: this being the cue, Passengers will not be under the necessity of putting oir to or from the Vew. rub :made of the Harbour in Beate. There are also good Quays for limberklitg and Disembarking of Horses, Carriages, Ste. N. B. Four Packets, well fitted up, sail from Sidolples Wharf, London, every Week, taking in Passengers and Goods for Ranwerate. ST. MARY-LA-BONNE. WAN I'ED, a Person as MASTER of the WORKHOUSE. He must be a man of untdcepdonable character, good health, sober, diligent, ands good accomptant Pet less than forty years of age, unmarried, and free from in. cumbrance, and a member of the Church of linsiatql ; he will be 'nuked to produce the most satiafactory testimouials Is to character; he Most canine himself entirely tb the business of the House, wherein he will be lodged and boarded, *Leh an ade quate salary. Applications hs the band-writing of the party, athlressed to the Directors and Guardians of the Peer, will be received at the Workhouse till Thursday, the Bth of June. Ihe Committee meet on that day at Eleven o'Clutk in the Forenuon, to examine the Applicants and their testimonials. tz. WATTS, Clerk. Information: respecting the duties, Sic. may be had he applying 'to the Clerk, at his Office in the Work!:ouse, Northumberland. street. between the boors of ten and two o'clock. It BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON ntAc frHE very desirable and extensive MANORS of J. SNIITERFIELD and 'MARLEY, In the County of Warerick, , aith the Royakies, Quit and Chief Rents belonging to the same; together with the Ma.wiun House and Paddocks ad joining, ana sem:ral capital a.. , valuable har.ns in Soirterfiel4 afgrou.d with Wuodiand, ....tubed with fine somg growing Timber. lie w!wle eoutait'lii 1473 Acres, or thereabouts, and the Conn Tithts of other Farn.s. _ _ _ The Estate is ail Freehold, tithe-free, divided into proper proportioned loelosures for &Que. hu►banlry, vt, :yid% the wills i4voorable. _ _ I'hr situation is delightful .1:31 healthy, and the Estate well adapted fur the preservation 4.. evert speuies ot Game, and cal culated tor the 'es:deuce of ...y Nobleman or Getakman ot Vor. tune, in abuut the OClitTe Lord Middleton 's Hunt, three milts (min Warwick, four itratfoed upon MIMI; ill treat 111 t• mingLarn, and 14 from k:aver try, with excellent roads to each. For Cu.ther Parti, anti to treat tor the purchase, apply to Mr. hiorland, lAuplott, with IVIIOIII a Plan of the Estate may be seem PATENT S IVNE CASING AND INLAID PAVEMENT. THE Are undertaken by C. CARTER,,' Plasterer; No. 1, Dean-street, So' o. The using tonsks of ISATIi-a I'U NE, cut into Kites, and attached to the Bui by means of P:aker and Co.'s Cement alone; it firms a front equal. to solid cone in beauty and 'satiety, and surer br to It in Ling impenett a'ulte by damp or frost, and is caseated at lees than half the expenbe of cc..ntkost stone Ashlar. The Inlaid Pavement is of a new specie=, brats: DM in appearance, superior In elegance to the Roman l'essaluted Pavement, durable in quality, and wen suited for all floors and other works that admit of a display of taste in form and decoration.—Parker and Co.'s Cement, from Ranktide, is alsti sold as above. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 62, QUZEN-strew, CIICAPSIDS. iMPENE'I'RABLL PAIN IS I :Ina COAL TAR 1 BROWN, for Park Poling, Sta. es Out-htuldhip i , and Weather-boarding, of every dowriptina. Ittvistltlr Greca, per cwt. 365. Red or Brown, per ewt. Sts. Dark Green, 16a. Whi• e Paint 60s. Olive ditto . . I i es. Prepared Oil, to thin theist Lead Colour -. 565. for Use, Se. ed. per Gall. Stone Colour - 565. I Flat Paint for Insitle.Work of Chocolate Colour - 665. every description, ac.6tr. Refined Tar Brown 221. per cwt.—Common ditto t me. per cwt N. B. The Impenetrable Paints air very ornamental, at d will Cover a surface neatly twice a. great as other Paints: they also possess a durability which renders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to work constantly exposed to the .ffectsot the weather; and from their being ground in Linseed hl, and dry. ing very trick, they are rpplicablt to the general purposes of Useful Inside Painting, as they give at the same time a preacrv. ing and very handsome covering. They are also a Cure for the', Worm and Dry Rot ' will Stand in tux Climates , sail are easy of application, being used in the sante manner as other Paints. • .1 he COAL. TAR BROW N is recoOnorlted for the coterb'll of Rough Fencing, Porous'llles, Wood under Grounder Water:, particu arty the Refined, which is yerfectly insoluble is Water; the Wood will not penetrate where it is wild; it is of a very good colour, dries hard, and is easily-applied, requit.ng 'only to be heated and laid on with a common tar isro.,l:. Sold by urroN and C.. Voresa-str , e., Cncapslile. TO THE CURIOUS IN WINE.;. , rff l HE kbllowing very superinr Articles in pines, ar. .1. now on Sale at the COMMERCIAL HALL WIWI COMPANY'S CONCERNS, Sitinnor•straes; 340, Oslo* street ; 10, Corult.ll3 or of any of the Company's Agues in the Country : Prontigniac of the finest quality • 40a per Das Iv, Alnisey Madeira . • . • 435. Malmsey Canary (the only parcel in the trade) 4115. Vin de Carnatat very old, a very seam ankle Ha ReJ Conga:l:la, imported from the Conmands Farm in the year 1506 ' • • /Ms Wert hull* Madeira very fine - - Ms Vid Fart India ditto at the most exquisite flavour • and quality . . - 4Se. East India Sherry, the oldest In the trade, com pletely soft by old age, of the finest genuine fiwour and cannot be surpassed le quality 35.. Curious Lisbon softened by an Ems Ind:auger! 345. Carcavells very old - .. 3s. Pine Apple Rum Shrub - • • Ws. Orange Brandy Shrub - • • 411 s. Noyeau rettand whit. - - 365. The above articles have been procured at islinki trouble, aid are recommended as worth ,y the attention at connoisseurs in Ana Wines and superior Cordials. N. B. A parcel of Clarets Latta. very good, in 755. ?or doini, In French bot.les. Also a small parcel of the finestAqatto Cops over Imported, being made from the Froinigniac Grape Franspranted to. the Cape of Good liupe, and the only's/Id its tM kingdom, die. per &sin, to Freuea bottles. HAZARD. BURNE, and Co. submit the fol lowing kids Scheme of the 1.0 ITERY to the Public, and respectfully ielpiaint them that Tickets and Shares are now IA SOW al their ==. No. 93, ROYAL EILCUANG.:. Exclusive of Prizes of £40,000, £30,000, and £so,ooo, there are in this Lottery. ethers to the amount of Twelve Thousand Guineas, which will be paid irf thud in Gold as soon as drawn. To begin Drawing lath JULY. SCHEME: 3 - 10,003 are 160.000 30,000 •N *OS ON, Wl* 411110 ......... 5050 • 2,000 5,000 1.010 0411 .00 3,150 • 1,900 ...... 5,000 4 01111 StS 4 .... 2,100 30 ..►..... 010 2,300 If • ........ 100 1,600 05 ovoll on NO 10 1.100 1,510 MO OM • •• 35 112,500 1,500 Blanks Ist Day 10 sac► ... 15,000 Tickets. - 4150,000 •••• 00000 OGO•oo04,11 • The First-drawn 440,0e0 will have 410,000 more, making a Prise of £50,c00! The Second-drawn 420,000 will have 420,000 inure, hiakinf a Prise of 410,000! , l Lie First-drawn £lO,OOO will have ielopoo mote, making a Orize OJO! Ten First-drawn Blanks, First Day, lilt ele• : :v.. 000 Cei nos ! The Fortieth-drawn Pr , 7,...1 the Vast Lhiy will receive 5,000 Guineas I Fifth, Tenth, and Titteentls.drawn Blanks, Second Day, will each receive. I,O•Aa Guineas! 'Fweetieth, Thistieth, Fortieth, and Fiftleth"-draw% Blanks on the Th:rd Day, will each receive sclo Guineas! the t hole et which will be paid in Gold! MILLARD'S I`IPERIAi. TWINE CL() I'H, BY HU MAJESTY'S ROY AL LEITERS PATENT. Ne impatient pas de Un mai; in possedant tons les agremens. THENobility, Mrrch.itits, and Families arriving from abroad, are respectfully informed, the abovb Cloth for Wansily use, and for Sheeting, is sold, stamped with the Patentee's' name, number of the Howse, Re. JO cases of Su and 60 Pieces each, for aspiration ; and by the Piece only, from etS to 5:: yards each, fur the convenience of Indivkluals, at :44. 4 2% 6d. 39. 31. rid. 4a. Os ed. and M. 6d. per yard, by the PATENTEE, at the East India Viarehouses, 16, Chaapside, and.at no other House what. ever. Its durability and its economy, (beans nearty bait the,price of otber'Cluth ;) ifs singular conduciveness to health and pleasaut- r.ess to wear, totally preventing the ili effects of the st ddeu 'banes of the atmosphere; and of sitting or standing still atter active 'itemise are qualities which render it most desirable to "eery insinida;l, in every climate a n d season, • lie Sheet logs are 'made in 5-4ths and 6-sths, and are unequalled both for comfort sod eanionfy, and contain from two to lour pair each Piece. Gentlemen hi the Army and Navy, sod Fatal's.' travelling, will fled is at inalculable henetle, it utter imbibing the damp •atnuss • phere. The white aunts for I.adies Dretses may he obtained as above, from three to tour guineas each piece, contatniog from three to four Dresses each. India Shawl., India Muslim for Urns denten . * swats, French cambric'', ac. by the piece and deny. No. Id, o:urapeide . j_ESJIASTI LLES MA RTI A L LES lie MON 1- a I MUER ; or, AROMATIC LuZENces of S MEL., are a discovery of the fins imponance to the present and suc ceeding ages, their happy effects being equally sudden, certain and peinsadent; eia diffusely salutary, that whole they give tone to merges, and beedth and vigour se the entire frame, they impart a genial beat through the whole system, and eahilirate the animal spirits in snobs manner ;hat they may fairly be said to reanimate natures der these dismiss ottadonsd by debility, relaxation, pros. tration ti( Krieg* or want of ton is the stress system, they are suceinmentied withitho utmost sealidente, as* most agree able, safe and Infallible remedy that ever his bee., or perhaps, ever can be discovered by the resesithes of Intense; they act not as a tomporery ederaida, or by Mikados, be by gradually and effectual/ nistuodawingland sisowttiog the constitution, exalting the halal talcs lOU blerollmti eana aa41. 0 / 1 1r to every part of * hums fame; they resters the warm, de bilitated, Remus. and Mated of bid sexes, to num' wall *IP roes health ; when avertible to law we depravity dame the, and valid twentenweso eonsumptiek the dawn, female win be resossed a braid) society by the benign hob*. of this oirdsloe. A. Montpelier thew Loseoget acquired s degree of celebrity unequalled hs the annals of atedielne, and many persons who Lave goo' ahem NM this wintry, motions their recovery more to this ionninable preparation than Is any other cause whatever. • Prepared by the Proprietor, 3. P. Seddon, and soli wholesale and read by his Ars% Mr. Gifford, I so, Strand, London, in bones, it fa. and via. lath; also by Darison's 1, Parham:a. wrest, Da% Ogg* Ibr i ; Cowin sod OA= I.j ori briell and Co. Ottford ; Miggy and Co. a nd Meyier's, Bath; Brodie and Co. idlabory ; 1.5 t... mr70=4 Co. liberborne • '1 rewman, Easter; and most Venden of ModieWe in Lb* Kingdom. To wow Imposition, with Bog is signed by the Proprietor, P. derlikle) is his own bond witles s without width bone ear powibly bosenaloa. • h(YCIE FY. • hut yubltsbcd, puke Tune A i REVIEW of Mr. NORRIS'A ArI".I.CIC Upon' CIL the BRITISH ani FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIE Deklicaccd (by perm:caou) to the It 124 . Revereud the Lord - Bishop of ST. DAVID'S. By the Rev. WILLIAM DEAI. ROA, Rector of Clapham, and lv. Feilow of TAnity College, Cambridge. London : Printed for John kiatchardMecadslir ; and sold by 1.. B. Seeley, [feet-street. - - This day were pubhshei in situ with a Plan of thi Route hum Lisbon to Boulogne, Tithe it% boitra4, LETTERS from PORTUGAL, SPAIN, anti FRANCE, written during the Campaigns of 1802.-13-14, addressed to a Friend in England; describing the leading Fea tures of the Provinces passed threugh, and the Stale of Society, Manners, Habits, &e. of the People.—By S. D. BROU Ghlo Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, i z.ter nester-row: and at the British Gallery, 54, MAN , Bund-street. MR. WORDSWORTH'S NEW POEM. This day was published, in 4to. price Li. 6. be. THE WHITE DOE OF ItYLSTONE; or, the FATE of the NORIONS. A Poem. By WILLIAM WORDSWOIt TH. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orin:, and Brown, Patet• noster-row. Of whom may die by the same Author : 1. The Eicursion, being a Portion of the li.eclusc, a Poem, In Co. rice £2. es. boards 2. Poems; including. Lyrioal Ballads and the Mitcellan:ons Pieces of the Author. With additional Povins, a new Preface, and a suppltmentary Essay. lu two volumes Bvo. with Fi otitis pieces, price £t. Ns. boards. This day W4S published, In svo. with an engraved Froutispiecr, price l b!iards, THE HISTORY the B NIALL-PDX.-31 JAMES MOORE, Mather of the Royal, college tlf Sar• geuns of Loudon, Surgeon of the 2d Regiment of Life Guards, and Director (tithe National Vaccine Estahlshment; also, t:or of the Campaign in Spain by i.i. ut -Urn. Sir Palm Moore. K.B. The Progr e ss of the Small-Pos is traced from its Orie.ital origin. to Arabia, Africa, E.irope and America ; acid inter siker.rd with Historical and Itiograp! ical Incidents. relined for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Urine, cud Brown, Pater.. nester-row. Wrl he History tithe Vaccine will likewise be pistil shed, as so. O as It is concluded. AR RU`:: N EW MAP of E NG1.11% 1.) and WALES, $,:.11..! of 'Sit Mlles to an inch, panis cularly•deslocd to shove tLe Rivers. Canals, and prirespal Reads. 1 his is the his: and only A7. , ,1 of Engivid eonuructed acenrdin; to the mizions att.! aseertaiass; paints of the . I*rig mos nica,cal Sv.reLy. Price, in Pour Sheets, X 3. 134.6 d. Oa Lit a and Roller, or folded in a easteboard Case, Xi. 10.—. At Arrow. smith's, No. 10. dobu•sqnere. To •rt►c CLEttov.—ltts Map mat be had co!ovred according to the Dit)C.'e , instead of Countiet .vt the above prices; and further divide.l into AreltdeaconOes, for L if a guinea aal.i.itunal This day was published, pries ha boards, AN ACCOUNT of the NAMES, 'rKADFS,. and DESCRIP I'IUN, of the several PERSO.NIS who applied to be discharged under the Acts of Parllarient of the Ssti and 54tb Years of his present Majesty's Rely, ".fur the Relief of Insolver. 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