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~ . . - ' I - --- t• • . -.••••-• - • . ''- • - - - ----- . . '7r- 7 7 /1 1 r... "'" , 0 ; . • .. /. . " • . • -. . - _ A T.IMBK 8288 . st tuom.Ws ---- HOsprrAL I TR. ASTLEY COOPER and Mr. HENRY CLINE will bstio _their Coons of ANATOMICAL ad *L LECTIWZ db Eutaw, the is: of Oerdsad, It • - . , VMS OF MY, WINDMILL-STREIT. • of LECTURES' on the ICE of PHYSIC. Dr.ROGST; Dl:penury ; and late antis: and Lunatic Hompits4 Mfi OtTotza, Niue Mlldi IiCAL L/C:TIM/an na",... \TION& A . GER will begin their "rktEORY and PRACTICE of ENT die MATERIA INEPICA. la As Burlington p l da% on thei may • 4* NINE O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MORNING. RICH WHEEL.. • Two PRiZ2S OP 120;01:0, A= TONO R. ROW, September 28, the L otter y will finish brawittr, when the first Ticket drawl a Prize abote £24 will tee-ive, in addition, TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Wides the £20,000 Prizes, the Wheel contains 2 of £1,006, 4 Of fint, 5 of 120 u, lit of £lOO, and the full proportiOu of Ala, XIS, and .4t) prizes. • ' Ticked and bbarts %lin be on Sale waif 8 o'Clork this %luting, at 13tVi FT and Co.'s Office!, ' *o.li, Vow: I . AT, No. Si, ALsonTi titbit pa. 14, CuatIONG-CB.OlB. STaSET. NINE O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MORNING: RICH *HEEL. TWO PRIZES OP 220,000, &c. dcc. /cc. itO -MORROW, SEPTEMBER 28, the 1.0T.1 ERY will finish Drawing, wben the FIRST TICKET DkAWN a Prize above X2O wili receiVe, in additiOth TWENTY. THOUSAND POUNDS: Sekidee the 020,000 Prize:3, tt* Wbetl contains 2 of £l,OOO, 4 of 25b0, sof .E900, , 10 tat Sioo, and the full proportion of £5O, and 120 Prlzei. ThzaitsitidSitAass will be an Sale until 8 ;Clock this Evenings at RICHARDSON , GOODLUCK and Co.'s Offices, the Coyner of 3ank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing Cross, who sold and sabred, in the present Lbtterk, No. 2,411, a Prize of £1.000; No. 1,130, a Prize of 1500. and No. 4413, a Prize of *Mo. _ - _ HOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, • sopoisvit-utta., tottobn ; 016101.1 h; and , Westmoreland-street, Dublin. FiRE-OFFICE—CAPTIAL, ONE MILLION. A SSURANCES - against LOSS or DAMAGE hii 4 411. by FTRE effected upon every descripOf pioven witi the United Kingdom; upoii Terms Ilk bent:tidal to the Assured as those of any other Once. • Losses are uniformly dby this Company with ebb Mutest itit of liberality end pc tide; NOTICE IS HEREB CIVEN, That the Receipt tit the Renewal of Policies, which expire at MICHA sLatAS, are now ready for delivery at the above.mentioned Offices, and with the iespectrve Agents of the Company throughout the United Kino dons; . tildes of Assurance, which expire at the allove s petiod, Andel renewed within Fifteen Dips thereafter, or they be. cite 'Void. LIFE OFFICE-CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. ASSURANCES effected upon LIVES and on . SURVIVOR SHIP, .ADINU rrio grimed and purchased , ENDO ViMENTS for CHILDREN, Btc. Ste. The Proprietors of this °See haie undertaken all responsibi lity, and have stipulated for a gurtintee of One Million Sterling, as an ample security for all their engagements. The Profits arising out of this branch of Business, after a inn- Aerate deduction for guarantee and exper.ce of management, are divided amongst Mt Assured; in proportion to the sums respec. tively assured; tipon Which principle numerous arithe instances bf Ted, Ttvetity, and Thirty per Cent. in additinti tb the amount of Life Policies, being paid; and cases have occurred (when the duration of life has been eondderably prolorigeel), where the pay hunt hill been more than double the sum allotted. No Entrance-money, Admissio n-fee, or other Oficial charge exacted; nor are Gentlemen of the Army or Navy Charged any nilditional premium, artless called into attual service. _ WILLiAM BURY, Sec. ALLEN'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 11, SHERRARD-STREET, GOLDEN-SQUARE: TERMS of SUBSCRIPTION Iv DANCING, every Thursday Evening for Three Months Lt. Is. or for Instruction also on Monday Evening, xi. is. Eintanie, and £2.25. for '1 twee Months. None but respectable Persons ad- Mined. Alio respectable Pupils tinder the age of fourteen in structed in an tiepin and superior style of Dancing twb Even thy a Ateek, at half.past Eight, or onWednesdays and Saturdays at Four o'Clock„ fur Ll. Is. Entradce, and XL Is. per Quarter; or If above fourteen, £2. 24. per Quarter. Families taught at borne according to their number. Pupils of iny age that haite never learnt, wishing to be expeditiously cbrnpleated quite in private, pay more. NEW MUSIC. 14 LES PETITS BIJOUX," No. 12, containing the celebrated Duet '• Rest weary Traveller," from the favourite Opera of "Ile Devi's Bridge, complied by Mr. gra ham, arranged *kb Variations by Mall:nark, price . 2s. Lord Whitliorth r i Grand March and Quick Step, composed by 1. Willis, price 2s. Lord Whitworth's Wekome to Ireland, a Di% 4erttmeuto, for the Piano Forte, composed by J. Willis,-price 2s. The favourite Musical Farce " Sharp and Flat," now perforthing an theTheatre Royal, Lycesm, composed and arranged for the IPiatioforte by Mt. Hook, pAce 61. Likewise the following pieces May be hid singly: ;he Overture, price 0 2.5.; the sweet Lip of Beauty, price 13.6 d ; Charming Rosabell, price Is. 6d.; Where is my lover gone price Is. 6J. ; Where's the use of. sittir.g sigh% tag price is. 6d.; Mr. laistott's favourite comic song; betty. Wade and Mr:solonsor, price is. London: Published by Geuldirlg,D'Almalne Potter and Co. >4i4. 20, SOhe.square ; and 14 0 . 7, W estmorehndlstreet, SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY. • This day were publithed i price Virg Shillings ere!), new and much enlarged Editions I T"E GEOG It APH ICA L COPY- BOOKS , Part . awl 11. beautifully engraved, of u much-enlarged Bine, and worked on royal Drawing Paper, for the purpose of being filled up with a pen, and sbatled and coloured, respectively by the Junior and Senior Students of Geography. 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A TREATISE on the HISTORY, NATUREI Land. TREA fIidEVIT otCHINt I OUGH ; iniluding a va y etCess• said Dissections. Th which is subjoined, an Inquiry lilleililaskeo Mortalky of the litinsipal Diseases of Children, d lbq Kee who Ism died under ten years of age in Glas uring the fire thirty years. Hi REIBERT WA rr, M.D. er on the Theor y linden the truth" of Medicine in Glasgow. P 2 111001 04 "Anglian, Hunk pis, Snag sad Co. London ; robot Smite and SonAlhas id `.` lids Treatise. though e y written for the Profession, Imo far adapted to the general eider, as to enable him to apply ' the ordinary remedies with success, and to judge when further lisedical assistance is necessary. MADAME DE STALL'S WORKS. ° Itut published, by H. CoLattan, Public Library, 50, Conduit. ZiIILMA. By Made. s DE reet , STAEL HOLSTEIN; Author of Corinna, Delphine &c. Translated froth the Moth ; to which is pre fi xed,an Edgy on Fictous, 2 vols. 10a. Sd. Ditto in French. 2. An F. say op the Influence of the, Passions upon the neas of Individuals and Nations , Sink 10s. 6d. Do. French. 2. An Essay ou Ancient and Modern Litriaturei to which is prefixed, a Memoir gf tkr Life of Mad. de Stael, u vols. 1.55. • gs We look upon Machune de Stael as beyond all coniPariArp, the first female writer of her age. This work contains a critique and a theory of all the Literature and Fhilosopli, in the World, harp the days of Homer."—Edinburgh Review; 41. MINERVA COMB, LEADENHALIATREET. Ibis day wa,s published,. in 4 11014 1 2rtio. price 225. SIR GILBERT EASTER L LING. A Romanke. By J. N. BREWER. Published by A. K. Newman Ott Co. LEadonhill-street ; snd sold by all uthir Booksellers. • , Where talky be had, put published, - Tale, by L. S. Stanhope, 4 volt ,81.2 i. P.. Hope, by Miriam Malden, 4 vols. Li. 2s. S. Rums of Selinutiti, S vols. 15s: , 4. Read, and give it k Name: BY Mrs. LleWellyn, 4 viols. I. 2s. 5. Anselmo, or the Day of Trial. 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E ASSOCIATIONS AND OTHER WELL DISPOSED PERSONS. • The following Work is recommended as the best calculated to second their Ilium endeavours, and for which the Publisher' will make considerable Otlowsulte when quantities are taken. Thun day was published, price 4s 6d. bdund, A NEW HISTORY of the BIBLE. containing 11 every thing memorable in the OLD and NEW Taira- DIENT4 as welt as the APOCRieIIA; the whole related in a re gular and connected manner, interspersed wit many suitable and instriect.ve Reflections, tending to illustrate the Holy Strip ' titre, and to render it more plain and easy to the Young and Un instructed, as well ai those of a mere advanced age. By a CLERGY MAIsl of the Church of England. Ptinted for J. Harris, at the corner of St. Paurs Church-yard. ‘,.• This is not a - viorit written altogether for the purpose of attracting the :mention of the present well-disposed associations, but it is one which stood the test of Wilk, add flinch has heel adopted in some of the first Seminaries in, the United Kingdom. This day was published; A new Edition, being the Tenth, Moils enlarged and improVes price 10s. CAL in boards, dedicated by perrission to the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Landaff, THE MEDICAL GUIDE for the Use of the Clergy, Heads of &milks and Seminaries, and young Prac titioners in Medicine and Surgery. In the first part of this work, the properties, dosei, and best methods of employing the Medi cines necessary to be kept by Families and Apo(Meal its residing in the country, dre fully detailed ; and hi the second part is given an History of the Causes and distinguishing symptoms of the Diseases incident tit the Human Frifire, with the most effectual means of Prevention - and. Cure by Regimen, Duet, &c. &c: liy RICHARD RELCR, N.D. Momber of the Royal College Of Surgeon., Aucbut of the Prac tical Dictionary Of Medicine, &c:tte. 4 ' It is of importance that every man should Mom something Of the laws of life, the nature of diseases, and the most rational anodes of cure ; for this purpose Dr. Reece's 13ook is better adapt ed than any with Which we are acquainted. It is more judicious and modern thin the Domestic Medicine Of Swann, which We have no doubt it will entirely superiede."--Crit: Rev. Apr 11.1811. Printed fur Loozman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. voster-row—sold at the Medical Han, 171, Piccadilly, (from Bedford-street, and by all Booksellers: • Of whom may be had, just published, The Practical Dictionary of Domestic Medicine--2d Bdition f Corretted and improved, price 16s. . . . GERMAN LANGUAGE. This day was published; in One Urge Volume, square Igmo. Price tel.,ls: bound, ACOMPLETE POCKET DICTIONARY of the Digfish and German, and German and Engli,fi Lan guage3.—By W. RENDER, D.D. lestructions for the pro b er pronunciation of the German Lan guage, are prefixed to the Dictionary, which wilt be found ex tremely useful. The Appendix contains a list of such words is are d.ificult to be distinguished . 14 their pronuneiatiod, though they . .vary in their orthovapby Oahe a list of names of countries, cities, and towns. L o ndon : Printed for Sherwood; petty, and Pints, 20, Pater noster-row.—Of whom may he had, by the same Author I. A Practical Gram mar of the Gepman Lang uo ge. , FOueth Edition, ss. bound. " This is a useful Practical Grammar for beginners, and the method adopted in it it a sufficient nt recOm e mlatiou a chi Au -1 thor, as a 'leacher of the German Language. '1 he 'virgins ate I well introduced to ground the learner in the knowl.e of the parts of speech in their proper order, and will be of gnat service I to, t eathers. '—Critical Review. u. Exercises, to faclitate the Acquiiition of the German Lan guage. &amid Edition, 4s. 6d. hound. S. German Caligraphy ; or, Specintins of German Writing. Elegantly.engraved. 41. Muller's Concise English iiid German SP e lliniLßook I Or, An Eaoy Introduetiern to chi Gernuu ikabankar. (I. bolnul. OPF!CE Or 4110114NCi, leo.* tins. . THE pktirarp.4l. bfrizcEAs hi! iirA JESTra Oit,Ditdisra, dt haviggiet Flat tropreahrela lie Ficeleed 'Moir Mee; tit itall4vdall; eels before Monday, She 4th day of October one, ettell_si4 l , Pefleas is inay los willing to aideitaho the -issforatotte of the BRAWKiLikIfERS'i MASONS', and PLASTERERs' WORKS, re d the the ordnatie Service le tbe Portsmouth &whim: , for erriod of . Five Fiats, determinable after the aspiration of the first Two Taira, upon Sia Minitha Ratite, it the option of either party. Descriptive Schedities of the Works that &rids be.pecteensied and the Terms and Conditions of the Contracts, may be obtained upon application to Major-Goleta* Finite, Cotainandlos toysi ?..others at Portsmouth; and also at the Seatury's Office, la Pail4hil aforesaid, any day between tae Mures( tut and four eitiesig, where the Proposals murk be delivered sealed up, and irepOials for Wachs at Portsmouth bit no Pro posal can be adlnittad after the said 4th day 41 !October, at twelve o'clock at aeon of the sam , e day, Oil any Taw der he noticed unkss the posy Oohing it or an agent on his - - behalf shah mend. - •By Order of the Brand, R. H. CREW, #seretary. OPPICI OP ORDNANCE, Ser. 15, lel& THE PRINCIPAL. OPPICERS of HIS MA JRSTY's ORDNANCE, 1. finely give Mara, That Proposals will be received at their Office in pitman, on or before Wedneeday, the 49th instant, from such penotti who may be willing to undertake the supply of Fivejiandred Chat. drona Of COALS, and Two Hundred Chaidrons of CULM, for service of this Departincni at Gibraltar, there to be delliered at the expense of the Contractor. The Coals must be of the description denominated Adel?, Main, Eiilitob Moor, or equal thereto in quality anti good ness. The Calm also must be equally good of iu/kind. Further Partictdars, together with the Terms and Cobffidons of the Contract, may be new upon application at the Seat tail's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the bosh of ten find four o'clock, where the Proposals muss be deliveivd, sealed up, and endahed " Proposals kir Coals, &c. also ez piessing the Shortest possible period in which the deliveries will be made. No PropOsal can be adinitted after the sail 29th instant, at 12 o'oW' at soon of the stele day t, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shalt attend: By Order of the Board, 1. H. CREW, Secretaiy. EAST-INDIA DOUSE, Sept. 22, 1813. rpHE COURT of DIR ECTORS of the UNITED COMPANYef MERCHANTS 91 LNGLAND, teafiesi to lint EAST INDIES, having, on the 11th uk. consented by ballot to restore Mt. Parts Case su.s,late Master ot the Extra Ship Lord Keith, to the Company's Service, conformably to the Act of the 13th of his prelim Majesty fur establishing certain Regulations fir the said Conspasy s caltd the said evit4est of the Court of Directors Milo( been lad belitte 'sod considered at a General Court of the said Company held this day, pursuant to fourteen days notice given for that purpose—astireis.Juvalegteee. That a Genetal Court of eke said Conspany be held at their Noise in Leadenhall-street, en ,Welinesday, the 13th of Oc tober nest, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon until Six In the Evening, to r:illot en the folioning question, tit.. " That Mr. Peter Cirhpbell, late Master of the Extra Ship Lord Keith, he resttirt , tl to the Company's Service;' In order to determine by such Ballot whether three part. he four of the Proprietors present at such General Court consent that the Mid Mr. Peter Campbell be restored to the Ccinipany's Service. JAMBS COBB, Ardiresst-Srcreterp. FAMILY BREWING, , V'EEDHAA, RAWLINB, and Cd. Patentees of I.N the PORTABLE FAMILY intEwtiid MACHINE, respectfully inform the Nobility; Gentry, and the Public, that In consegOenee of the Fire iu Skinner-street, they have removed to their pretuises, No 225, (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly; where they hope to be honoured with a contifitiante of that li beral patronage they , have hitherto expeilesciod. '1 his Machine combines the Fire-place, Coppers, Mush Tint; Llittier Back, Hop Back, and Working "1 . un, in one Xiang' ; Which Is compact, durable, and convenient, ind worked by a ' method simple and certain In its operation. The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small Families, or the Most eiteusive establishments. N. R. and (Xi. have the pleasure of saying; they have most re: speetabie ttistimooials, and can Rive references to Gentlemen in Tow n and Country, who bait had experielace of the utility of the invention. S+:4l by the Patentees, No. 1145; Piccadilly, London ; and No. 10, Wine-street, Bristol; also by the -principal Furnishing 'lronmongers in the United Killeen's. N and Co. blew in the Machine for public luspecdon, every Tuei.day,lu Loudon And Bristol GIIESTONIAN MEDICINES. CASE SC READ AND INQUIRE, YOU CANNOT THEN EE A SCEPTIC. MR. JOHN BELL, N 0 .2, York-street, Black. friars'-road, when servant to Messrs. Hodson, Brothen, and Co. Oilmen, Upper Thames-itieet, hid a cask fell from a eart od his knee, April 4, 1512 , ' which rendered him incapable of ierrice, and he applied to Mr. Alitley Cooper, as I am informed, who recommended him a plabter; which was used agreeable to direction for one month, without success. Was then recommend ed by Mr. Orme, Distiller, St. Margaret's-hill, Borough, to Surrey Dispensary, and attended there regularly fur three monthi, with out receiving any benelit : was next admitted into St. Thomas's Hospital, ass watches, and was immediately ordered to bed, where he mutinied four months, under the esreof Mr. Surgeon Cline, juh. who diligently attended him, and I do.believe that be did all Which was possible for a PriCtitiOntr of the old School to accom plish, but withotit the Pitiemt receiving any relief; being se sot- Jounded with lassitude and contractions, as to be incapable of walking hone on eruiClies, at same time attended with extreme pain ; yet no disgrace can attach to this Gentleman, this said Pa tient having pa.sed through the hands of Mr. A. C. *bo is un doubtedly the beit Cutting Surgeon hi London. A levirmonilis after this; Mr. Bell having informed himself re. "wing the Case (115) of his neighbour, Mr. Dowling, was taken it) Ilr. Guest's, not then being capable of waking alone, on Crotches, v. ith his Lillie and ancle so contracted, that several vs: dimwit who happened to be there at this time did believe, With Mr. Guest, that there joints were both ossibed, but found them *rives agreeably • disappointed, for in one hour he could toffee them a little, and walked home ou crutches , w ithout an y other assistance, pains , helug completely relieved ; and he was desi red to take egeteise, tire* at the expehee Of a little pain. In ten dayp hq left oil one crutch; in three weeks he declined the use of both, and walked with 3 stick ; at the erid of seven weeks was t omplen.4y cured, being quite upright, and ehabled to walk it nsuaL—Witneas the Books at the Dispensary, the Books of the Hospital, John Bell, and a thousand Milers itt the Parish of Chelistcbureb, where he resides. ethic V I in a futon MAO .._ _ • •• .. . PRich tIXPICNCN tiAIt.PPENNY. -, -- -- --- - —-- -- - SALE POSTPONED. ; . . MANOR OP PULWORTHY, DPVON. k. SHEE, Anceoneet and Agent, No. 41, Sciuthaaspeoluirow, In that die SALE by AUCTION, ,of the Metter or reputed linnoref . .. MIL 'NY, hoar Hatlicrteith, with usher Leasehold Rennet ise Coolidge of Devoe and Somerset, IS FOS [TONED mull further make 1 and that be has authority m ...oat immediwely, by PRIVATE CONTRACT. The Manor, of Pulsvorthy, taS Acios,_ Bore or lest Freehold, will be S. With or withal' WESTYARRI FAIZM I, adjoining, One Hundred Acme held of tIO Dees and Chapter of. Elect abider alma for Mlartroite Seiral - awd 45 Acres Incilmal Lresdhold Celfipaid! Ita lo* ea* of, &MR will Se seared fire the'who_ labbaseggamlbs at as ipsiftedlate sale,. ; . Malt the maw ea, romaili•miroltuas ['se dation, la Seatiollopunproer. _ . CAPITAL Utßairiii E RESIDENCE, WITH 011FICSSe • WAREHOUSES; COUN'II24G.W . UNF.S. L. WIN* AtthIS:YARD, COLIMAN7STREEr. . . With imesie Phseesikie. Tb BE SuLti BY AUCIIOSfi ' ? 111 ?ier. ROBINS, •• , At Gikraway's Collemboole, ea 'Monday, &eta _!!giber, Ills, at Twigs o'Clock; , . ALEASEHOLD ESTATE e. .apapdsieg s sub. stiodil find commodious Faidly Illeti4ance, easently na l paired, li t imoveniently Ostia, aesislibli situwe. No. Soo tbe.tioidt . illie of King's Asiii•jord, Coleinawarett : apatileist; eh the rigger Searcy, daft Rents, Laundry, kou four spotidire ilit 1114eimOses. a Wii,er%doset, It" ; be lbe Pisa tierey, M bondman* DearwiarcOrds, a Butte y& elevady Mud 4, p Li brary, &c.; Grolid gravey, Enti-ance.holl,lorp 2 r tg•parloor roomy Counting-bows, Witrehmlass, due: a pria site web: dary Staircase; gold Oilicei Mt she ilesaitiot; r . / Yard IL Front, with Coach-MIN, Stklik, &e.; the whole foolledig iciscir eligible kforcantlie Residence, from ks torrairow, pail the fa ditty of communicating Cab the Beak, IWO Eidiagel: Us" ' and various other Public 011icas. To hi viewed by applying on the Premien, where Pardefilleit may be bad—at Lloyd's and areaway 's (Ailfewhoosos; and or ' Mr. Robins, W' Landed Emits FAialouqueol for actreki kar_the 11.4 r 'arsvlcit•skrqp, Q900411441* -• • " ' "4. SURREY. - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRALT I TWO definable FREEHOLD . FARMS. situated is die must pleasant pan of the Cbinti, dos cootainfe. 1 lilA. iit. 17P. ssd the other I LL A. lit. lee. of Arable, Mea dow, Pasture, and Wood Land, great jet of which is Tule bet —For Particulars and Piles; Silly so Adam Murray, Ser sups and Laid Agent, di, St. Alarm's-law, Clierbiteress...- (Leta* • tsUFFOLIt. To be 801.1), with iminediste pawnshop, in a most bodily and beautiful bporting Country, twelve miles from Bury Si. Ed mind's, four from Sudbury, and 59 (him Loud . = ' • A CONVENIENT FAMILY itESIDENCE4 4 completely }lodated, and in good ivpairovPh TeatAdei or thereabouts, of Pasture Land, wish an ezehent Cared; 11 Dairy, Coach-louse, Stab lug for six honk% Sodes-tosoo, Dip kennel, and other convenient putuftlacesj a Pump el . Fgeatilwit Water, Brew-house, Brewing utensil, and very good Wine aid Me Cellars, with two Pews in the Church. Tim Ludo* Vivi. lt A Coach raises to and . from Londoli Mob day nettle& r. Minden, of Long Milford, wlO thew the Preledlee. Fur further particulars apply to Messrs. Collar, Wimbstioosid Collett, Chancery-laut. , ir 1/114 t, Duktwirei:i, Midge& fit CHOLS and Co. can ca nnennint any Sank of Were, and are in die bait of lendisig Ode Coo to any extent, open tray doscripdan of Property : BM and Holies of Randdaswintadi and ,seultle adedheee mode PO& waved securities. The translation of this Oilca alwayi N loud to be cooducted with the lime* dam, and propriety. .—Lateri mini be post-pail-41tendioce from eleven nil km_ 'NEW PROCESS, For keeping PROVISIONS perfeCtly FRASH With all their orisitad Savour and nutritious 'militia,- no n eassidemblii length of time and in any Climate. HE obvious advantages of these nOViSIONS are; T Flret,:that shej.entlielf supersede the necessity of cabin out lthe Swot K to Sea,Whith, exclusive of hi own incumbeatatiss must be attended with that of its provender and Intik water. Much room, trouble, and eipente will be laved, liaildei the lose eustained b y wankel . . dlfkasal, and wasting. . Secondly; That being reedy dressed, they may he eaten 1:014, or if preferred, heated lei a few minutes, Sy seli•ch hiel will bie saved, and the chtficulty of cooking at sea in bal weather, reel dered m Tale Importance. 'they are well calculated foe all el; peJtfluns of boat's crewe r landing parties, &e. Su. and Thirdly, 'I hr salutary effeet which glen an occasional lip* of freak Provisions must have on the Nart Ind Army, particu larly In eontrilinting most essentially to the restoration of the liedhk and eervieue of the sick and wounded, and .$ mina to the State the valuable lived of many of Ger S= ti 1 Soldiers. • Meats of all kinds im eases of 4 lbs. to SO Ibe: eel& Milk, and Soupi, In-eitart and pint bottles. Orders cleaned on the shortest notice fot pryer* idioney. Apply to the Patentees, Messra.,Donkin, Hall, and Gana* at the Factory, Fort Place, Brnmoodsey. Southwark; or se Mr. I. Brandon, at the Wee. No. SO, lsmbar.4street. latition. ANTI-ATIRIVION: - IT iS now unequivocally proved tHat the PATEN AN 11-ATTRI rioN CUM POST 110 N tithe chistamt 6114 beat Thine tver yet discovered for Mil"' &mews *pad of Canal to preserve Cables from being rubbed in dill .Havesio. boles, Instead of a Plat, bereice. or Itosinding ;i n is:qt Ship• from the Weather, sod from being chafed ; of I " Parceling, and Serytee ; for the Wm and Carriages class; to (eider Leather and (anvSs Waiemprod; and to peeveet i feces of Fried& in Steam Engine., Mine; Setit•bille, Mills, (ur other Implements of Husbandry gelnefsAr used by men), Carriages, Coaches, Wagons. Cans, mid haseheinfy rig every description. It is also the best Thing to preaprok . 11•11111101 of Swords, and all kinds of Polifhed Stet*: Articled, frail WOW It will likewise preartie Speuti, Posts. Rah, Cares. Park Pit; ling, and every kind ett Wood and Wooden Bak / leen diat Weather, Worm, and Dry Itot,either in the East or W eat • or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron from corroding and wearing oat , but also vandal the Light; that one horse will do the wutk of two. tine priming of the C o mposition is in sew cases egial 10 one hundred applk:Aions cit Oil, Tallow, or any other kihd Of Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by its use Iran SOO to 4,000 per tent. exclusive of oreveming the wear and UST to which is a saving of repents more than that ut saving nine parts out of ten, and nutting can be lei clean in ha writhing; or ere inhale trouldt. Sold, wholesale and retail. for the Patentees, at Nei. 40, Cho: ring -Cross, near the Admiralty , London; end, by their eppoint- Mem at Most Ship Chandlers, Printers, Booksellers, Libraries, Stationers, Druggists, Oil and Colimr-shops, Ironmongers, Ott. lers;Coachtnakets,Ninkeepers,Coach and Waggon-uelees,Suleres end Shopkeepe.‘ in the Unrest fhti", price le. 444 So. 6d:; se. 6d. ; 105.6 d.; One Guinea, and Taro Gulags* each. 1 he smallest size box Contains a quasitity sufficient to prime feur•veheti drying elfin, with watch it will ton hytiretdg of three thousand mike; without applying any thing eke ttrthe trey; and . iine half-guides bee contains a sulikiest queolli T air a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three thudded wake ; and it w ill work with wad azletrios; or With coalition Irozaisdasi atlas et kind. ThttnOst saibfactorti Omits 61 the it of the Conipeabieel Rat be been ft the Patentees Otte. No. 40, blueing ci e s% Ilibeire. 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