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num ; • 7 :; a ~ .~ _ ~i- r ii iii///) 4 , ~_,..- -;;,..,‘ r - \ . - 4lt Vi I- '& E'N'A-N, eri 4 • 4 ) 4.... \: i, Ili IL • .% - V --- - ....A .- ..(A4 ~ ~ : ~ .. q.,....:. ..t .„ yin N..- ' ', 1100 A., (.----7- 3 ''''. 1/.-'\ " /L'lLAttii 11 . • • • • ; ,i% r \ 4 'N. , 40 THURSDAY, JULY 15, ISI3. 8225 PRICt f;! X PiiN CR-BA I.PRENN Y. ..1.... DI HONOUR AR O MY F TH IN THE PENINSULAE GLORIOUS SERVI . CES OF THE I T is proposed to celebrate the Achievements of Field-Marital the Marquis of WELLINGTON, and the p'orious Services of .the Army tinder his Command, by a PUBLIC FESTIVAL. His Royal Highness the PIRINCL RIMENT has been most gra 41800y pleased to desire his RoYel Highness the 'Commander In Chief to preside on the occasion. Lvery Gentleman who may wish to attend the celebration of this Festival, is requested to sen 3 his NaMe and Address to Sir CHARLES WiLLIAM FLINT, Steretary to the Committee, y,o. 17, Great Queen.street. Westminster, on or before Saturday o L sr, as only a limited number of Persons as be accommodated at the Dinner. ' The Festival will be held on TUESDAY, the 20th instant, at VAUXHALL. Dinner so the Table at Five o'Clock precisely. Dinner Tickets 2E2. 12s. 6d. each. The Gardens will be MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUMINATED; Rooms prepared for dining, and the doors Will be opened at Ten o'Clock, to atteh Ladies and, Gentlemen as may have Tickets islmed by order of the Stewards. :;igned, by order of the Meeting held at the Thatched House, 1812. ROBERT SEYMOUR, Chairman. 8 „* Gentlemen are intreated to atteid to the Muter Hour, as it will he n e cessary to rise from Table precisely at nine o'clock, :o enable the Bte‘‘ ards to receive the Coibpany invited at ten o'clock to the Ball. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK to Prodde. NOILEM F.:: anti UINTLESIIN who ha;:e already accepted the 0l• I' ICE of S'EEWARDS the P. Honourable the Lord Mayor. the Dolce of Montrose, K.G. rqui,ies-1 - 1 enford, K.G. W eliesley, K.G. Huntit. Earls—Ctolinnis4:ley, Egremont, Dartmouth, Rosslyn, Here:. wood, Fife, Enniskillen, Collynghani, and Limerick. rscoiar Newark. , I.n s-- Gw E-.rdley, Palm c•i- ton, Charles Somerset, Ro :•eytemur, Granville 1.. Gower, Ylrmoutly, and Burghersh. Right Hos ourables—George Ro.e, R. B. Sheridan, W. Wel ); Pole, F. Sutton, Colonel M'Mahon, F. J. Robinson, Fitzgerald. l!onoi.c..l,lei—Williarn Broderick, M. P. Colonel F. Greville d, M. P. Lieuteuant-General Phipps, M.P. and Charles EALO.. ..,,re—NVißiam Curtis, Bart. M. P. Jaltleit SEnv, Bart. M.P. Join Anatreirolc, Bari. vl. Y John Burke, Dart. George Dallas, Batt. and 'it.oir.a. '1 rwhitt. Lieuterarn-Generals—Sir I'. Trigge, Sir E. Coate, K.B. M.P. Miner, Calvert, and Hon. Nisi:land. ,lajor- eilei all—Bailey,. Head, Howarth, Gordon, Slade, herbs-rt. and *fajlor. Colonels—Bloorniell, TOrrens, Congreve, M. P. Thomas V.. oil, M. P. and bannernsan. Metsrs.-- John Caleralt, M.P. H. C. Conshe, M. P. William Manning, M. P. William Mellish, M. P. Thomas Barnard, 11/1.1 ) . loan smith, M.P. Robert Thornton, Walhalla Long Wel- Itsisy, M.P. John lti!iussAngersteln. John Dent, C. Greenwood, V'. Berston Lovg, M. Montague, J. Matthew Raikes, Thomas Reid, Cullins Charles Smith, and [bonus Sydenhaut. C. W. FLINT, Sec. Tbst - .4d House, July 14, 1812. ASTLEY'S, WE3TIVIINSTER BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Rlyal Higknosoes the Prince Regent arid Duke of York. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, THURSDAY 1 15th, To-m.-,trow, Friday leth, and Saturday 17th of July, at Half-past Six preciseiy,Extraordinary ROMDANCING, by I%.tr. Witeon, era Miss Bannister. After which the popular 1. , ; , 2.e5t: ilia and Pedestrian Spectacle, called FEIRDIIVAND OF 5.?411:4; iu t.cducing thirty Hor.as. HOIOEMANSH:P, Is; Nir.•' , Lomas. In the toarse of the eveninilit, a loyal Fifusiln, Idy Mr herring, called VITTOItiA ; or, Ktrig Joseph', Last Gun. A Comic Extravaganza, railed Billy and Mrs l'utton's Journey to firen:f.lrd Litction. 'le which will aldeJ, the Burlesque of the Hunted Tailor, .4nd his Horse Tally-ho. To corclude ttith the Comic PantOMme 61 EIARLEQUIN's KEY. Second 'Once at Half-past Fight —Equestrian Tuition by able pilasters f. om len till wo &Cluck. re In cousequenee of the great and unprecedented demand for Places, the Box-kteper most respectfully requests that those Ladies and Gentlemen honouring him with their commands, will be specific In the number, to prevent disappointment and confu sion , ta the Theatre. BOARD and LODGING WANTED for a ging Person, in a regular comfortable Family in the Court. try, who hai 'at:ly laboured under a mental infirmity.but how In *fair way ,f recovery; and as nothing Is necessary but family treannebt, her friends are willing to allow any persdn from 125 to ,C 36 per Annum for the same. Personal application, or letters addressed (post-paid) to Mr. M. T. at Mr. Allen's, No. 33, Houndsditeh, will be immediately at tended to. ARMY REGULATION WATER-PROOF CLOAKS, FOR FOREIGN SERVICE. Patronised by their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Duke of York. PULSFORD I:is honour to inform the . Army, and his Ft iertio; ' , moral, that the Water-proof t.cs are to la: had as u.ual. at Army Revlation Ware e, No. 4, King street, St. James's-squAre. where an a s S tjl t. of Naval, Mt itary, and Travelling Cloak. are always reedy. n-e wart:lnto:l to resist the wet for any let.gth of time. Lat.- i'ol,ford and Sergeants. No. 4 Kin e•street,Stiantos's ware. DR. SU 17014* TKAC rs ON GOUT, 'lbis day were published, In new price Ts. In boar.ll, TRAC"F on the GOUT; illustrated by r time rota CaWS, and on Tonle Inti•cnal Inaarninuory AJ sirs. fly . 1 HOMAS :All TON, M.D. Of the Royal Culleye of .Physiciars ; late PhytHan to the Purr s, and Consulting Physician to the Kent liftpensary. 1,1 conrlw'• n we have only to repeat our alidost unprolified lirfrol , , n of these s valuable Tracts." Edinburgh Medical Journal, July, 1813. __lf int' 4 for 7 Willits Und,rwooJ, 33, Wert-greet. Ti) M• Het:ANTS, UNDERWRITERS, AND CENTLE MEN IN 'I HE PROFESSION OF THE LAW. This day was publishc ', lu One larze Vol. royal Bvo. price Xt. Is. boards, A TREATISE on CHARTER-PA RTIES of •7t. Aifreit:litnieut, Bills of Ladirg, and Stop; age in Transitu ; - sr.h an of Prt e , dents. • 111 EDWARD !AWES, Esq. Of the Imiir Temple, Barrister at Law. Landon Printcd for Reid and Hunter, Law Bookscllirs, Lincoln's fun, 11 iJ day was PrNisked, price Is. Gd. stitched in blue paper, 'tic whole llofit from abe Sala of which will be appropriated to the ilrn.efit of the Charity), . "MON, Preached in the PArislt Church of WKESBURY, in the Cour.:y of Giccrster, e n fen -20, 1813, for the BENEFIT of the SC! :hat Borough, (on the Sy- ti in of the Bev. lit. Eel t), Ito with " the Nadenal Society for pi emoting the Edd a the Poor in the krioeipks of the Evaldished Church." Ey JOHN XEY:IA F.S.A. 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This day was published, price as. in hoards, AN INQUIRY concerning the AUTHOR of the LE ITERS of JUNIUS; in Which it is proved, by internal, as well as by direct and satisfactory evidence, that they were written by the late Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE. By JOHN ROCHE, Esq. An honorary Member, and formerly President, of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh, &c. Printed for J. Carpenter, Old Bond -street; and J. Carr, 66, Paternoster-row. This day was published, in 1 vol. two. price ios. 6d. boards, Dedicated by permission to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, A POEM, entitled MUSCOVY ; illustrated with Nerzs, Military and Historical. By Mrs. JOHN PHILIPPART. The principal objects of this work are, to pourtray, it faithful colours, the brilliant successes of the Russian arms, in 4efence of national independence, honour, and religion; to en uody, with fidelity, the events of a war, sacred from Fs motives—great In its effects; and to offer a just tribute to the renown of those brave men who have fallen and bled in the glorious cootest: by Patrick Martin and Co corn. r of orchard-street, 01- ford -street; and John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh. CAMPBEI.I.N GERTRUDE. This day eras published, in foolscap so. the t.ourth Edithan, with • a fine Engraving. pro-e beards, of ittIERTRUDE of WYOMING ; or, The PENN SYLVANIAN COTTAGE. and ocher Poems. By THOMAS CAMPBELL. This Volume contains all Xtr. Campbell's Poetry, except the Pleasures of Hope." ' Printed for Longniau,llolt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the Britholi Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. " We rejoice once mos(l6 see a polishe.d :,athetic poem the old st yle ut English pathos and poetry. We close :Lis 5...- mane on the whole with teelimp of regret for its .diortnegs, and ladmiration for the geniui of its author. There are but two noble sorts of poetry, the pathetic and the sublime: and we think he has given very extraordinary proofs of his talents for both " Edin. Rev. April, 1609. ••• A few Copies of the Quarts, Edition of this Work may still be had, price Lt. ss. in hoards. Thisiday was published, elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, price is hoards, a ti,w Edition of AN INQUIRY into the DUTIES of the FE MALE SLX.—By THOMAS GIAIORNE, A.M. Printed for T. Coded, and W. Davies, in the Strand. Of w h om may be had, 1. The same Work, hand3omely printed in one Volume ' price es. in boards; and in duodecimo, price Ss. (id. in hoards. Y. 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LEMPRIERE'S DICTIONARIES, Tn Octavo and in Quatto.—.4 . lns day was published, ACL ASSICA DICTIONA ; containing a copious Account of all the prop. r Names mentioned in Atici , -ot Authors; with the uf Cuin,W sight;, and :vita .mres, used linoug the Greeks and and a Chrow•lojical ; alde. fly 1. LEM PRIERL, O. D. Eighth Edition, in one large Volume, oct:wo, price' 16s. in board.. •Ilie irtnteWork, upon a very enlarged Scale, for the higher Cl3-res in S•ho•ds and Universities, And fur Libraries; hand somely viinted in quarto, price ati. 3s. in boards. Univer , al Biography; containing a copious Account, Criti =l and Hi.tvrical, of the Life and Charaioer, Labours and Ac tions, Pencil]s in all Ages and Countries, Conditions and Profe•siom., arranged in alphabetical order. By the same Author. In one large volume, octavo, pi ice 163. in board,. •.• This Work is also upon a very enlarzed scale, handsn:mly primed in quarto, price 43 3s. in boards. Prin•cd for 'E. Cadell and W. Davie€, Strand. PORTUGAL. TLis d.ty was publi%hed, elegantly printed in imperial quarto (de (bested, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince Re• gent), price One Guinea, Part the firs: of v iSi vr l i L o i N TA ,,n it r y c a .i !t u n G d AL P . lCTU H I R S ; I :s ° Ou R E IC ID A B illustra ted by inniterous Coloured Views, and authentic Plans of all the and batiks fought in the Peoinsuls during the present War. GEORGE LANDMANN, !.....ap•ain in the Corps of Royal Engineers, Lieut.-Colonel in the same Corps in the service of Spain, with Brevet rank of Colonel. Fruited tor T. Carlell and W. Da‘ies, Strand; W. Blackwood, and M. Keene, Dublin. „•„ 1 his wok will form two elegant volumes; the first will comprise the Military and Political Account of that Country, from tl.'t earliest period down to die time of publication; with many Curious Documents and French rapt vs, never hitherto published. The second volume will contain the Arthor'i Military Recon. nolsarice, the local History and Pieteresque Observations, em bellished with the Views selected for the purpose of conveying 4$ much Military Information as possible. '1 he Engravings, about 79 in number, will be must accurately coloured, from the original Drawings of the Author; and it is hoped that the whole will be I campriced`in 19 or 14 Parts, published monthly, price one Guinea each. It has been judged most advisable to bring forward the work in this periodical manner, in order most effectually to not bhe wishes of the public. PATRIOTIC FUND. Liovn's, JULY 5,1811. THE COMMITTEE of the PATRIOTIC FUND feel it their duty, on the late signal and glorious Success of the gallant Army under the command of th , . Mutuess of WE at VIT TORIA, to call on all their Country men to enable them to continue the Relief, so well earned and so highly deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or have been disabled in this noble C,onflict,for themselves, or the Widows, Orphans, and Relations, who depended on them for support. This Insitution since its establishment at the commence meat of the present War, has afforded an honourable and grateful assistance or alleviation to 14,646 Cases •of Officers, Seamen and private Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relatives : and, including the heroic Suf'erers on the recent memorable Victory, it has still a large number of the meat meritorious claims on its accustomed assistance. The Com m:me feel a firm reliance, that through the generous sympathy of ail ranks of a discerning People, sensible of the blessings of security from the hostile aims of its powerful and vindictive Enemy, " the BRITISH SEAMAN and SOLDIER may still " coat :death , trust, that these who are dear to him while living, 66 shall, iat the event of his falling in the sacred cause, :and "'Friends and Guardians in a gratefld and generous Country: " and that he who may be disabled is its dehisce shall net be " neglected by those whom he has bravely defended." Subscriptions since the last publication : One Day's Pay, Officers and Men of the Turista% Hien, and Blackshall Volunteer Infantry - 0 0 Rev. James Lee Warner • 3 3 0 Two Days Pay of the Pulham St. Mary Volunteer Infantry 6 12 0 Lodtlen Volunteer infantry • 7 Kt 0 Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry, sth Corps 10 0 0 Admiral Sir John Colpoys 3 t 0 Collection at Sutton, tee. ate. at Hull 2 16 0 Lieutenants C. Campbell, Tuthill, and Gum, of the Rord ::larirps, Taro Days Pay 1 14 0 CGlkctizr. at Bradiurd Ckurch, Wilts • a 5 4 3 G. per D. • a 9 0 Robert Wyner, F. - • 100 0 0 Renish Grstitutle for Viaory 1 i 0 Lt. d Chnrles To:vn•end's Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry 50 0 0 Hun. General Wm. Hervey . 10 0 0 I. P. WELSI'ORD, Secretary. Subscriptions received at the Bar of Lloyd's; and by the respective Bsniters. TO B RESOLD, Pursuant. to an cirler of the High Conn of Chancery, made in a CaIVT, SCOT!' ;Aglitist WAt More ROZZAT STEEL?, Esq. one of the A:a mss of do said Court, at tht Public sale Room of I:.e said C. urt, in So uthamptun-buildi..gt, Cbansery•lant-, Loodon, on WednesCay the 21st diy of 1813, between the honrs of One and Two o'Clack in the Aftirnoou, in Lcts, CERTAIN FREEHOLD and COPY MOLD ES TA late t h e l'eopeety Titomas WALL, nsi. de ceased, consistitz of two o,pyhold l‘levuages or Townie:3e, situate in Ctiurei-r.rat, Is!etrorth; in the. County of Middieseir. hAti of ihr Lord of the :.latior of the Recory of 10... worth and t!:e Fret!. A)l.:(.r island , h.e wed as an Osier Ground s!tua•L •n the I•l..ver Th..ntes irontilig the af,:ressid Mtsswagsz or Tom ini abou: 579 fret in 1elig:11, and about :It ftet in isre.i 1:!:. Partkuhri may be ba:l at the s:1,1 Nfa,ter's Chambers, in Steit!irni.t:ni-Euil(ling4, Chancery-lane of NI-v•rs. Kin; and Bedford ; at the Pi , cenix htn, Isl:wcrtli; Crtyhoonl, itic:inion4; Star and Canso, I(‘‘v rwid i : ; end G.trwaway's. stlssEN. Very Valu.ible FREEHOLD, COI"; hiOLD, and 1..F.N;1 7 .H0LD ; A I for 10,0c3 Yrors, with ev-nrive IN.I.AN;)it`;, a "ALINN'.:IN-I - lOIEF, oiled MILLAND Gaidois, Fish-yon:':, and P.easure Grounds, in the County of on the %orders of HAN SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. WELLER, At the Au.:ticrsMart. Lond ,, n, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, on ‘.'...l:.eldsy, the 2stli day of July, 181 s, 7177.7—' trily 7.iIua;.II..FREEFIOLD,COPYHOLD, n❑d 1..1 7 .41.5:,i :OLD ESTAI ES, with the extensive Mano rial Right; over serial Par'sho, with hhunciance of Game. and Fith, of the la•e Jon UTT CR SUN, Esq. and which will be di vi:!ed into Lot;. Thes.• Est.tte, con:iiiting of r.early I4:A Aertis of Mea lo rind Coni,?ice land, tinny stiith Tinthi. , -, are s.iiti.ite thout 49 Miles from Loridoa, in is most benititful anti petu resine part of the County, two Miles from the PG.t Town i:f I.ii:tmuk, '2 4 from Pot tsinituth, and -tia from the Ma.luft 'fo•vvs ,41 arid Petersiield. The 1 - 11 ; lt Road frum the Mciro• vials to Portsmouth runs throU:th the centre of the Property.— Mansion-liciise is situste in a most delightful spot, com manding luxuriant Views, Atoms:ling in Woud and Water; and there ore on the Estate several deals aLI, licites fur building on. Descripive Particolart , with eitgr.svesi Plans id the 1..0t5, may he h:.cl at the Crown L.os ' Portsmouth and ilosport ; Dulphio, and Red Lion, Peters:ldd; King's Arms, Godalmin ; Anchor, Lipht.ok ; the Libraries, Tutibridge Wells, Brighton, Worthing, Littlehatapton, and Bognor ; at the Aucion Mart; and of Ed v..ar.l V. U.t.. r-un, Esq. No. 3, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn ; and further informal:oil olitainstl by applying to Messrs. Rhoades and Soo, Solicitors, or to Mr. Weller, Chichester, where a Plan of the whole Estate may be seen. SWANSEA CANAL and XMAS ASSURANCE SHARES. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. scorr, On Friday, August 6, at Twelve o'Cjlecl, at the Mart, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract , SWM;ISEA I•IAVIGATION, Twelve Shares in this excellent improving Concern, from the Town of Sw ri se,' to the Cfiumy of Brezoil ; the last Dividend was .fin per Share clear: Ey the sverior local advantages this Canal possesses, the Dividends are expected to increase ; Atlas Life and Fire Assurance, Sixty Shares, the last Dividend was at the rate of per Cent. Particulars at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, v.B, New BriJ.ge-sirecr, London. HONI FON, DEVON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, richer together or In Lots, ACAPITAL and 11;ghly valuable FREEHOLD ES FATE in possession aad reversion, consisting of the Lordship and Manor of Honiton, and several improvable Farms, with a very considerable part of the Borough of Hotshots iu Mrs sttages, Dwellings, and Lands adjacent, containing about 1450 Acres of productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying compact and extending Immediately from the town for a dis tance of more than two milts between the Sidmouth and Beer turnpike roads, producing a clear present income of upwards of t4OO, but of the estimated viiue of 4'7000 per annum. Full particulars may be had at the Office of Messrs. Bicknell and Spedding, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, to whom proposals for the purchase are to be addressed. Particulars may also be bad of Mr. Savery, Solicitor, South Merton, near Modbury, Deion ; of Messrs. Townsend and Pearse, Solicitors, in Honi ton; and of Mr. Richard Raine, Land Surveyor, 6, Holborn court, Oray's-bunt Loudon, of whom a Plan of the Estate may Ibe sem EXCHEQUER CHAMBER':, EDINBURGH, MAY e 6, tai 1. NOTICE is hereby given to all conct reed, Tit it MARCAKET MURRAY, Ails Sttet,vrift of DAVID STELL, Biker in London, and Dsvio Wait W.ter in Edinburgh, her Attorney, have applied to the Right Honourable the Barons for a Gift of Bastardy, of the balance due on a Bond and Di.po. sitioo for XlOl4, executed by Msj 1-General Wray Hugh Bernie, on ►be 15th July, 1803, and registered in •be She iir Court Books of Sutherland, the 7th of July, 1805, Is :log the provision granted by the said Bond to George Baillie, natural son of the said General Balk and the Petitioner, and who embarked on board the Skelton Castle, East Indicuan, in the year Ms, far India, and was lost with the said vessel in the course of the voyage. • • rill HE Creditors who have proved their Dthts un 1. der a Commission of Bankrupt against HENRY COOPER and RICHARD SANDERSON COOPER, of Mount-strow Grosvenor square, Coach-makers, may receive a further:Divldesui of Sixpence In the Pound, making Twelve Shillinp and Asperses in the Pound under the joint Estate of " Cooper and Soo," awl a final Dividend of Seven Shillings in the Pountl, making Nine. teen Shillings in the Pound, under the separate Estate of the said Henry Cooper, by applying to Mr. Weatherhead. No. 199,0 x. ford -street, the acting Assignee, on Thursday, the 22d Instant, and every following Thursday, between the hours of ten and three o'clock. DAWSON and WRA fIS LAW, Saville-plaze, July 14, 1813. Solicitors to the said Assignees. MONEY IMMEDIATELY.—..No. 2, Duke•street, Ade lphi. THE CONDUCTORS of this Office cAn com mand any Sam of Money, and are in the habit of snaking advances °ion t very description of security,*kh promptness and Itherality.—Atteadame from ten till five.--Letters must be paid. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori ginal Inve•n;ioti of Mr. I-lENR if, and broilitt by his successive improvements to the highest pet fection) continues to b e pe e par e it and sold by Messrs. Hamar, Manutacturing Cat lllin.. Mane:truer. Th - 4 agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of litgla:y concentrated Vinegar, kiined with the most pleasant Aromatics and efficac:uus Aht!lt- e tics, may be kept unimpaired in ary Climate and for any I,llgth of date. Its pungent Odour adapu is kr affording rebel in Head-achs, Faindugs, itc.; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rams, in places s.f I.id,l;c ie-ort, and in the apartments of th' sick. It counter acts, al-u, the infection of Cnntaglous ll.sea•rs. . . As many spurious and inferior pre:sarations are sold under the same and aim 13r the puld'e are requested to oterve as the only pr:34 uf its hying genuine, that th e nam s o f Nie:sts. kenry, Itlanehesttr, are engraved on the stamp. Arr.maii: Spirit of Vinegar in betties, price 2s. 9d. each, stamp iiltluded, is sold wholesCe and retail by lia7le; and Blew, Co: k. plir-street. (the only Agents in Londuti authorised by the leroptietors;) artierl may be had, Sporge Ilexes of (k;d, halter, Coroti:an, Crystal, &c. Also HEN 7's CALCINED MACXFSIA, in bowies at :s. 9d. and Urger with glass s:opperr, at •Is. Ed. each; their names being oil tsar stinips. QHOOTING JACKETS. —Gentlemen were disappointed last so-ar, may now be suppLeil, and tbne who may not have seen FOX'S l'A N AQIIAI IC HALL GAM MOON SHOOTING JACKETS, and miser Garments ,o repel Wet Weather, are respectfully informed :hat tney are nem, cock very durable, will nut rain or tear, and are far su:.erior In ar pearahee and utility to either Woollen Cloth, Plaid, J.lll, Cam t, Fustian, ur Barrogan. The Gate:non is sold in any quantity, in all colours, or may be seen making up on an haprov,d plan, f.ir ;Sportsmen of the fits - celettrtiy. 0, ntlemen in the Cu: ary must Live a reference In Lonlot, and send a dument of tbsie size. G. roes :10ifiE, es, King-street, Covent-Garden._ Cu FATV - 111.!Ei;;;IT :\Z I: it a-1:14 7 , 5 7 Ait RiVl,O is I OWN. EAST INDIA V'AREHOIIoE 4 , No. ir, CHEAPSIDE. riIHE PRO r R El 0 R respectfully informs, in to the regular cupply o' the choicest Lam: L Cloth>, Inclia Shawls, &c. from the India I louse, a rich A si , oriment of I ridi, Scot ch, Lind German Linens ; foreign Damask Table Limm (in which Noblemen and Families may h.ore their Amu: richly wrought, to order) ; Foreign Lacs and Veils, with every new and elegan• Ariicle for Evening and Morning Dress, may be oraiatti. Curious Mu:Lux for Gcntlemen's Cravats.—. The tors of Ai:sines • m the Cuuntry supplied. The first Ankle -4 in Black a iicl4 form a part of th....upply of the Ware.. huuivi; tiu!ctlicr with lite mo-t tivgant li-rioted Furnitures, Mo reeoc, Ilia:ill for 1.1 ncls, &c. &c. Families supplied on the ta-ht,, :It the who:Lsl4: Price, lay the Pi..ce or Demy. Flkto OF FAsHION.—BEAU t IFUI. LON.; Air A RS TON & Co. 2.3, lioLYwei.r.-Irubw. - .., Strand, 1,1 (to prevent mirakv, t h e Second Stay Shop on the left hand 'rum Newcastle-street) near the New Cm:era, Pare. man and ~4atin.'er to Mr. 11111.1.3), beg hive to r.:sptaits- the Ladies in general, that arc curious in taste and eleganents in :.nos says; which arc far superior in rave and fashion, to any house in London. La:lies by purchasing two pair of one six., will be ea hied to the wholcsaPe price, for ready money, being tialy com petent to keep twice the ass‘rtmert of a::y ether in Oa tT.RIr. MARST(;N presumes Lal!fn will find his Wan:lent:" t. - riaecent C•zsets wordly tLelr atter.Ploo, and ..ot to be t. r work. inanship and cl.zapti , cs. Beantifel long and imptov.d :tays tram 7g. to Xt.; strong co;oured Caries feint to Its. sev:- ral hundred pairs of Childroes • Stay, from is. 61 to 7s 'id. NlAsisroN H aters himself, by his tong et perience for upwat-Is of Tut Yeas as Force:l7ln and •cle Man er to Mr. Snri ness, that kr is compcent to give every setisfaction to those Ladies who choose to honour him w tb their commando. Mive.sron is the sole inventor of theratorit 'Feline Stays. Orders duly executed in Town or Country, cm tP.e shotteet Notice. Convenient Rooms to try prevent impositien in tie trade, all orders are requested to be sent by band, or by rst,twd.—No connexion with any Mbar House. _ _. _ _ I'O RS. JOHNSON, f4,_ NEWMAN-STREET. HAV ING experience d the gond Effect of your invaluable MEDICINE for CHILDREN, while Teething, I take this opportunity fur the good of others.—Being a f can judge what parents feel, when they see their dear little lane cents suffer, without a possibility of affording them the least ro ller; but, thank GOD, that is happily removed, since you have introduced the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. Having experivnced the good effect with two of my Children, can speak with confidence :—the first was very ill, and had Its with cutting his Inch teeth ; we no sooner rubbed the child's gums, than he gut better, and his teeth came through without any more pain or convulsion. The other little darling was so extremely weak that it was distressing to see him: not thinking it was his teeth, did not apply the Syrup until a thought struck my wife, that she would try the Syrup, as it might be the teeth. Nu matter were Lis gums rubbed thin he began to mend, and, in less than a week, no one would have thought it was the sante child, and contitmed cutting his teeth without pain. It being impossible to alt-crite the state they were in, shall be happy to satisfy any Lady. who mar have a chid in the tame way, by calling at my house , No. 69, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square. If I should be bsed with. any more children, will always begin to apply the Syrup in time, and am, Madam, yours reskez:fully, MERCIR. May to, 1813. To be hid of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newmametreet, Oxford-stree.; and, by their appointment, Shaw and Edwards, ht. Paul's Church-yard ; Barclay, 14t. PS, Fret-market; Newbury, St Paula Church-yard, and Duna street Dublin; Butler, 4, Cl:earslde t Dicey and Sutton, Boor Church -yard; Perrin, Southampton-street, CoventeGarden; and by all the principal Medicine Venders in town and country, at 2s. 9d. a bottle., - - CAUTION-Be Mit to ask for Johnson arid Williams's Attistit. can Soothing Syrup, a! there are several spurious sorts. N. B. Mrs. Johnson ral!cetes the Infant Poor, as nod, at brit House. every Thursday r.r.d Sazur.lay Morning, trona Nina OR Ten o'Clock, by bringing a Letter from a retractable Holmm knot, to certify that they err Irtai objects of shanty. I • • ( • • t t 1 1 I I •.• d I. 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