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. , t , . 1. , , AA • . , ;,...--- . A . 7' \.. • l% ~ i i - . 4 .. I ' i •...._, f k •., T _ %.- _ : • , 6.W Al'4 l 7.3 47...7 11 : 1 ‘ 1 sr JRI *. MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1813. Paxcß SIXPENCB-HALIPPILN S 5192. a RS, •tay, Iv , Pons. EY, non QT. "gh,, Ise., Tao au gi g 11:111 4;V/rid e sth of ork etit ----- nor Ibe SUCT tf'; fort na • rARRAi Ind ut :.(..ovr a fo r o'clo r isAostr It, gardcas, te Barr;cks in 42, hip te . ore Ts in- wbi:ll hoi :•ry lie Ps,' For qUCI in, he for J •se' !..:kr, an .8, any ;Our o'C !,, • Iva nissionei gardens, raoury ir ,fII.3I7,RALMOAFICB, Jwse 5, 1613. ICI i kereby given ) That a Sesiiott of Oyer and Tagginei and Goal Log!isery, for the Trial of °faces emaitted I ,e High St.u, within the jarisciktioa Ifthe Alai:ally of England, ii! it idiot Jnitke Hall, in the Old Baiky, Leaden, on Monday, rah of Jay next, at eight o'clock in the sating. JOHN BARROW. BARRACK OFFICE, SPRING-GARDENS, LONDON, lifer 26, 1813. ADVERTISEMENT. ICH Persons as are willing to contract for per forming the PAIN rING required to the CAVALRY RACKS at KENSINGTON, may see the Specification and nn of Proposal for the same, at the Office of the Barrack .!ast-r at Kensington, any day between the hours of ten and lur o'clock. The Proposals must be addressed to " The Com. iosers for. tke Affairs of Barracks, Barrack Office, Spring. _ ta ,, London," 'with " Tender for Painting required to the 11 3 .rv:rs at Kensington" marked on the Cover, and delivered, ), by the Post, at the Barrack Office in London, on or Two o'Clock on Wednesday, the 9th June next, after hour no Tender will be received. BARRACK OFFICE, Arse 5, 1813. ADVERTISEMENT. )CH Persons as are willing to contract for per forming certain Alterations to the ARMOURY in St. es's Park, may see the Plan, Specification, and forms of Con t, and Proposal for the same, at the Barrack Off►ce, in Lon .n, any day after the 7th instant, between the hours of Ten and on &Clock. The Proposal must be addressed to "The Corn. issioners for the Affairs of Barracks, Barrack Office, Spring /dens, London," with " Tender for Alterations to the Ar- Any in St. James's Park" marked on the Cover, and delivered. waled up, by the Post, at the Barrack Office aforesaid, on or be• fore Two o'Clock on Monday, the 21st instant, after which hour ro Tender will be received. The Parties tendering must trans mit the names of two Sureties for the amount of the sum stated in the Contract, for the due perfotmance of the Work. OFFICE OF OR DNANCB,Iite 2, 1813. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS M., f - JES 77". ORDNANCF, do herebs g ive Notice, Tha Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall ca or before Wednesday, the 16th day of this month, from such pervas as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the I.lwiug Works, required for the erection and completion of wain Magazines and Buildings, to. be erected and built at hardwood, near Southampton, viz. BRiCKLAVERS' WORK, SMITHS' WORK,' CARPENTERS' WORK, PLUMBERS' WORK, IiASONS'hWORK, I'AIN I ERS' WORK, and SLATERS' WORK, GLAZIERS' WORK. 1 he Plan, Hendon, Specification, and Working Drawings of • tce intended Buildings, may be irit.wed upon application to Mr. Tug, Principal Clerk of the Work; at the Tower, or to Major ti.meral Fisher, the Commanding Ito) al Engineer at Portsmouth. Payan,ut will be made within three months next after the Quarter in which the Certificate of the P CT funuan•ze zsi the Works will be lodged in the Hon. Surveyor-General's Off.ce, or in de fault thereof, an interest after the rate of £5 per Cent. per An. I err will by allowed. _ _ The Proposals must be delivered at the Secretan's Office,in P.ll-mall aforesaid, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for the Magazines at Marchwoud ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 16th day of June, at 12 &Clock at noon of the same day, neither will an render be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in 'Ms behalf, shall attend. All Persons making Tenders must be prepared to give Se cis! ay for the due Performance of the Work for which they way ()ter to Contract, By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Se‘retary. CLASSICAL LIBRARY, NO. so, SOHO-SQUARE, LONDON. rpHIS is one of the most advantageous opportuni. tits for purchasing Books in the Greek, Latin, and Hebrew 1 rrrnages, that was ever presented to the Public, as an inspec ts. ci!Ler of the Collection or the Catalogues will fully evince. W. H. LUNN, wishing to relinquish business entirely, offers e%tensive and valuable Collection of Books, at the following ciasiJerable Discounts: viz.—Under Twenty Pounds, Ten per Con.; above Twenty, and under Fifty, Twelve and an Half per Cot.; acid from Fifty Pounds and upwards, Fifteen per Cent. ; for reirly money, for which the Stock will be sold, without any exception : Full printed Particulars may be procured at the Library, and a of Books lately imported and putilish , ;.l may he had gratis. lit STOCK, and ',LASE of the PREMISES, with all the Fixtures, !ielves, Counters, &c. &c. together with the Good Will of the lasineu, will be disposed of by private contract. Application to be made by Principals only, or their Solicitors, trrirer personally, or by letter free of postage. The Catalogues for 1813, rec..ntly published, may be had as it.ove, price 3s. All persons who are indebted to Mr. Lunn, :re respectfully requested to settle their accounts, and those who Lye any claims ou him, may upon application be satisfied. Al WIDOW LADY, who has hitherto live& in affluence upwards of GO years, is suffering under extreme . ~ n.ss, and is new minced to that extremity which, if not imme (..t4y relieved by some well-disposed persons, v.hose inclitta :•as are ready to alleviate her situation, she must inevitably '.k under a pressure of misfortune, and be obliged to seek an allein in a workhouse in the parish where she has paid taxes Lpviards of twenty years, which would be to a person to the re r,,ettable sphere of life in which she has always lived, till the de stease of her husband, one of the greatest calamities that could b 44 1. Iktr. Her distress has berm so ghat, that she has beet; 05 itged to part from her sideboard, plate:, furititure ' wearing ap- P . lds even to her crockery - ware , which, to every feeling mind, mast evince real distress, for the most trifling sums, toe daily su s tanauce. Her situation has only lately been known to a few Prom, through extreme distress, which presented itself to their notice, whose sripatby has been excited to promote a .u6scrip c,4 to extricate and redeem her articles Lt pledge, which otter uise must be totally lost; and to preserve her hum impel:cling 1 . 3114 erY and wretchedness, during her tew remaining days of ex l'4oce. The smallest donations will be thankfully received and acknowledged by M r . H atc h a rd, Pi cc adilly; Mr. 1. Lbers, s'.7, () Id bond -street; Mr. Lloyd, bookseller, Harley -street, Caveat. 'Lib-square; Mr. Colburn, Conduit-street i Messrs. White, Co c'iiioe, anl Co. Fleet- street; Messrs. Axford and -on, Ludgate- I ill, who have kindly undertaken to receive the smallest Bona. Lions on her behalf. lite following sums have been received by Mr. Hatchard and lir Eh ers, for w hich the Widow returns her grateful thanks, viz. /V . Sotheby, E n E. V. ' £1 0 I A. B. .1:1 0 A 1. 1 4 2 '2 Mr. Hamby 0 7 Ili to 1 0 I lion. General Hervey 5 0 ti , w , s Lackn er e 5 1,. G. S., 1 0 ' 1 0 From Windsor 1 0 lot Lady W. 10 I A Lady 2 0 A 1 . 44 1. WeLb,Es o 5 A.. 8. . , 1 0 lirn • is . p • 4 0 11 Christiana 010 tasty 5 0 5 0 Anonymous A my 1 0 THE FRIENDS of RELIGIOUS LIBERTY will give a DINNER on Thursday, the 10th June, 1813, at the Freemason,' Tavern, Great- Queen-street, to the DELE GA res appointed by the Catholics of Ireland to attend their Pe tition presented this Session to the Imperial Parliament. - Ills Grace the Duke of BEDFORD, in the Chair. svcamtos. His Royal Highness the Duke of Knit His Royal Highness the Duke of Itts•ex Hi. GniLe the Duke of Grafton Hi. Grace the Duke of Devon shire Right Hon. H. Craton, M. P. Right Hun. G. Ponsonby, M.P. Right Hen. R. B. Sheridan Right Hen. W. C. Plunkett, M. P. Right Hon. George Tierney, M. P. Right Hon. Wm. Elliot, M. P. Right Hon. M. Fitzgerald,M.P. Right Hon. Sir J. Newport, M. P. Hon. James Butler, M. P. Hon. General Mathew, M. P. Hon. P.D. Burrell, M. P. 1 Hon. Wm. Maule, M. P. Hop. T. Brand, M. P. Hou. Laurence Dundas, M. P. Hon. C. Hutchinson Sir W. W. Wynne, M. P. Sir Thomas Baring, M. P. Sir Henry Parnell, M. P. Sir Thomas Miller, M. P. Sir Gilbert Heathcote, M.P. Sir Robert Heron. M. P. Sir Samuel Romilly, M. P. Sir A. Pigott, M. P. Sir John Swinburne, Bart. Sir James Mackintath . T. W. Coke, Esq. M. P. Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M. I'. James M'Donald, Esq. M. P. Peter Moore, Esq. M. P. William Smith. Esq. M. P. William Tighe, E.q. C. W. Western, E'q. M. P. C. W. Wynne, Eso. M. P. John Calcraft, Esq. M. P. John Smith, Esq. M. P. Robert Gordon, Esq. M. P. Lieut.-Gen. Ferguson, M.P. George Byng, Esq M. P. Francis Horner, Esq. M.l'. H. C. Combe, Eq. M. P. Robert Latouche, Esq. M. P. T. Creevey, Esq. M. t'. H. H. M ol) neu x, Esq M. P. B. Gaskell, Esq. M. P. Joseph Birch, Esq. M. P. John Leach, Esq. M. P. Mr. Serjeunt Heywood John NV ilks, Esq. Henry Brougham, Esq. William Ponsonby, Esq. His Grace the Duke of Argyle His Grace the Duke of Leinster Marquis of Buckingham Marquis of Lansdowne Marquis of Downshire Marquis of Tar'stock, M. P. Marquis of Douglas Earl of Thanet Earl of Essex Earl of Albemarle Earl of Jersey Earl Cowpt r Earl Stanhope Earl Fitzwilliam Earl of Hardwicke Earl of Rosslyn Earl Grey Earl of Lauderdale Earl of Ormond and Ossory Earl of Meath Earl of Darnley ! Earl of Bessborough Earl of Charismont Earl of Donoughniore Earl of Leitrim Earl Gower, M. P. Lord George Cavendish, M. P. Lord Archibaldflamiltoa.M.P. Lord Francis Osborne, M. P. Viscount Morpeth, M. P. Viscount Milton, M. P. Viscount Bullard, M.P. Viscount Althorpe, M. P. I Viscount Ebrington, M.P. Viscount Forbes, M. P. Viscount Duncannon, M. P. Lord Stanley, M.P.' Load Ossulstone, M.P. Lord Nueent, M. P. Lord St. John Lord bay and Sele Laud Holland Lord Somers Lord Grenville Lord Erskine Lord Ponsotaby Lord Rancliffe, M. P. Dion: the table precis.:!;• c Half•past Six o'Clock. Tick:is, a:1. ss. Wins included, to be bad at the Bar of the Tavern. Those Gentlemen who latent' to llonsur the Dinner with their presence are ri.quested to apply ter Tickets without cle;.iy, as the number is necessarily limited. UItAND Pito 11.STANT SOCIEI 1 This day was published. price rifiliE ORANGE INSTITUTION, a Sliglit Skech ; with an Appendix of its Rule:. and Regulatiolis. A l Printed for Stneiretai.., Junior, 41, Pall A'so, A Memento tor Protestants, price us. cd. An Awful Warning, with Iwo fine Pliers, 3*. ild. .101t.e.BY, A BURI.LhQUE ON ROKEBY ! This day was published, in One Volume mail Octavo, price Five Shillings in boards, TOKEBY, a BURLESQUE on ROKEBY ! a Poem, in Six Cantos. By a celebrated AMATEUR of FASHION. To which are added, Occasional Notes. " Go to, thou talltest of nothing." Rostio. London Printed for Thtanas Tegg, No. 111, Chcapsi4e, aLittl J. Dick, Edinburgh ; and sold lay all other Bookseller,. Of whom may be had, the Poe'ical Satirist, This day were published, iu C verb. RIVo. with Maps, price 2*. LE'f TE RS from the M E'D ITE RR A NEAN, containing a civil and political account of SICII.Y, POLY, TUNIS, and MALTA, with Itiogiaphical ketches, Anecdotes, and Observations illustrative of the Present state ut those countries and their relative situation with respect to the British Empire. By EDWARD BLAQ U I ERE, Esq. This work will be found particularly worthy of public consi deration at the present moment. Printed for and told by H. Colburn, Conduit-street ; George Goldie, Edinburgh ; John Cumming, Dublin ; &alt book Idlers. This day was published, A new Edition lake ss. illustrated with Cases, A PRACTICAII. TR EATISEon the PREVEN. TION and CURE of die VENEREAL DISEASE and its con-equences, as Strictures, Gleets, &c. includiaz practical Ob servatin,. ou Tabes Dorsalis, Seminal Weakness, Mu cal Discharges, &c divested of all technical Obscurities. By T. M. CA CON, Surzeo:i, Lute of the United Hospitals of St. 'I houtait's anti Guy's. te.i for Messrs. Sherwood and CO. Paternost er•row, Loudon. Where may be had, Camn's Popular Treatise tin the Cause, and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, , and successful instructions fur the prevention attd.treatmeht of Asthmatic Fits, price 3s. Just published, price 3s. in boards, PRACTICAL REMARKS on DISEASES re sembling SYPHILIS, by JOHN WHITSE.D, Surgton, Peterborough, Member at the k. uyal College of Surgeons, London. Diseases have, it is true, ie. general, a sort of regolorn y and order, a series of causes and .:vents by which they are known and distaluished, yet we do now and then meet with such odd irre gularities, such strange and unusual consequences, as puzzle and alarm even the soundest judgment and the longest experience, and unless these be noticed the history of distempers will be im perfect.—PoT r. Peterborough : Printed and sold for the Author, by G. Ro bertson ; sold also by 11. and R. Crosby and Co. Stotioners'-cuttrt, Ludgate-street; and H. Setchel and Son, King-Street, Covent garden, London. DLICOVERY FOR LULL HAIR. A preparation of Vegetables, the same as is used by the Ladies in Turk_ for changing the colour of their Hair and Eye-brows. I ATKINSON'sVEGETABLE DYE changes the I colour of the Hair, Eye-brows, and Whiskers from a red or grey to a brown or beautiful jet black, by so simple a process, l that atty Lady or Gentleman may dye their own hair with the utmost ease; the utility of this article must be obvious to all: se-1 'rural I.adiea and Gentlemen who tarmerly wore a wig in conse quenze of their hair bring grey, since using the Vegetable Dye, now wear their own hair. Sold in bottles at ss. Ms. 6d. and one guinea, by James Atkin son, Perfumer, No. 9, High -street, Bloomsbury, London; and by appointment, by Garble and Pierce, 57, New Bond -street; Rigge, 65, Cheapside ; Davison's, 59 , Fleet-street; Taite, 41, COI ; Berry, Greek - street ; and West Perfumers and dedi ' sine Venders in Town and Country. I Also, ATKFNSON'S CURLING FLUID for dressing the hair, giving it a curl, glbsa, and beauty so superior to any thing ever before invented, that it has received the patronage of the I Royal Family, and most Families of s'lstinction in the Kingdom, price 35. 6d. es. and sue guinea. Country Shopkeepers sending their orders to the Proprietor, or to any Wholesale Perfumer or Medicine Vender they deal v. kb In London, will be supplied On liberal terms. mul'i;fl PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41, London Wall, opposite liethlem. IMPENETRABLE PAIN FS GROUND in LINSEED OIL Fur Park-paiing, Tiles, Slates, useful and ornamental Painting tr. general; and Weather-boardiug of every desaiiinon. per cwt, per cwt Invisible Green &Gs. Stone Colour stis. Dark Olive Green 70s. Lead or Slate Colour &o Engin (rave t.i.e.ers it es. Lisle 210. nUs Black P:iiiit. stis. Chocciate 5Cs White Paint stis 1 Red Fai.it 40,. Ye IlLisv 565. Prepared Drying Oil to thin the above for use, Ss. per gallon. Genuine Ground t'+ hits 565. I . pr Gal. Lead, per cwt. I Rest Sperm Oil St. tid. per gall. Double Iti.aned Oil Cs. tid Turpentine Als. Single ditto ditto Ss. 6J. Linseed Oil Si. 64. Pale Seal Oil 4s. 6d. Fine Colours, &c. &c. 1 Pale Whale Oil 4s od. UPTON & C(1. COLOUR MANUFACTURERS, Loll.lon Wall, and Kennett Wharf, most respectfully recommend the above Paints to the Publie,as applicable to the gencrirt purptiszs of useful and ornamental paiming. 'lley dry very quick, are very beautiful in oppear.uice, and possess a durabili . y which renders than pecodarly voluable, when applied to Work which is con stantly or partially exposed to the effect, of the weather. Adver tisements havirg lately appeared, recommending P,.ints under si milar titles, which are prepared from Fish Oil, ur road in an un grounded rate, Upton and CO. fed it proper to say, that the) ire not, nor ever were connected with those homes, and that their Paints are not prep red with Coal Tar ur Fish Oil. IV eicilants, :44-Owners, and the Trade supplied. DECOCTION of the WOODS, a sweetner and purifier of the Blood, selected from the choicest Wood., Larks, Gums, and Plants of South America, by SOUBISE DE. VAUGLIN. For Scorbutic Habits and Impurities of the Blood, from whatever cause arising, it has no equal. A. Spring and Au tumnal Physic, it is so pule, that it may be safely administered to women of the most delicate constitution, and to children. It is just consigned from Spain, and may be. had in packets, at is. each ; or in larger packets at £t. each, which contain nearly four of the 7b. packets, On remitting a one pound note from the country, in a letter to Mr. Vaughn, at the Warehouse, No. 14, Coarles-street, Covent-garden, London, the large packet will be carefully packed up, with full and ample directions, and sent by cuach. • Dr. LIND, is/ bis admirable Treatise on the Scurvy, says, that" Vegetables have great and peculiar virtues in this disease, and the best remedies are furnisked from a composition of differ ent plants, most eminent for the properties required." An emi nent amdern writer observes, " tLere is scarce a human frame that Is totally free from Scorbutic Affections." And the learned Mathiolus observes, " if any one is ill, and knows not his com plaint, let him suspect the Scurvy." FIONITON, DEVON. TO BE SOLD BY.PRIVATE CONTRACT, • Either together or in Lots, ACAPITAL and highly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE in possession and reversion, consisting of the Lordship and Manor of Honitnn, and several improvable Farms, with 3 very considerable part of the Borough of Honiton in hies stages' Dwellings, and Lands adjacent, containing about 1450 Actes of productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable land, lying compact and extending immediately from the town foe a dis tance of more than two miles between the Sidmouth and Beer turnpike roads, producing a clear present Income of upwards of Ll4OO, but of the estimated value of E7OOO per annum. Full particulars may be bad 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 had of Mc. Savery, Solicitor, South Efferton , near rvioribury, Devon; of Messrs . Townsend and Pearse, Solicitors, in Honi ton ; and of Mr. Ricbard Raine, Land Surveyor, 6, Holborn court, Gray's-Inn, London, of whom a Plan of be Estate may be seen. AIR. FLAGG, Surgeon-Dentist, from Boston, North America, at ligo. 10, Caroline-street, Bedford square, begs to inform the Nubility, Gentry, and others of this Kingdom, that he CUTS OUT the DECAYED PAATS of a TOO 11-1 without pain, and leaves that which is snur.d ; and is warranted by a great length of experience In declaring, that it will equal in durability any other tooth, however perfect, and its aching be precluded in future; that he extracts Teeth or Sttimps that hove been despaired of, by a method peculiarly easy, regu lates the reeth of Children, and performs every operation con meted with Nisi aver of the Teeth, in a manner which he flatters himself wi! secure ;he confidence of all who may honour him with their cocimank:s. H.- is authorised to give the most satis factory references to Sorgeens of the highest reputation in this touts' ry. Mr. Flagg fixes wish caw and safety (independently of the Natural t eeth) tl of the most durable enamel, and provides Gold Parsecs, which effectually supply the want of those which have be , n lost by dis sase, or have been defective front the birth. He atteads at house every day from nine o'clock till three. GENUINE BLACK LEAD PENCILS. NMIDDLETON'S IMPROVED BLACK • LEAD PENCILS of different degrees of hardness. The many gross impositions practised on the public by unprincipled persons who vend a vile composition, in appLarante Ike Biack Lead, but which Las none of its properties, renders it necessary fur N. MIDDL ETON, Black Lead Pencil Maker to the Kitig and Prince Regent, to inform the Trade, Artists, and tho4e Cnnie men, who are in the habit of using his Pencils, the reputation of which has been established near sixty years, arid which were formerly knowu by the mark of Middleton only, haw: now the following stamp on each Pencil: N. Middleton, 16 4 2, Su London, and for the Prepared Lead, the following : Prepared Lead, N. Middleton, Manufacturer, 162, Strand, London, with a distinguishing mark to denote the quality of the Lead, as 11, hard, H H, Larder, &c. The greakest variety in . London of Le•ter Copying Machintns, Writing and Dressieg Desks and Duxes, Pocket-Books, and a large assorunent of fancy articles, Statiopary, PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP. PERSONAL BEAUTY depends so much on the appearance and texture of the skin, that whatever contri butes to protect it from injury, or to improve it, mast be consi dered an object of importance to all who are solicitous to possess the advantage, which Lord Chesterfield denominates " a letter of recommendation on all occasions ;" and certainly the present and. future ages must feel themselves indebted to the Inventor of the' curious Cheni.cal Process, by which Soap is separated from aU the impure and noxious substances with which, in its crude state it is invariably united ; this refinement is manifested by i:s trans parency and fragrance. Prepared and sold by A. Pears, at his Manufactory, No. 55, Well -street, Oxford•street, London; price Is. and Is. ed. per Square, and in large squares, which are perfumed with the Otto of Roes, for 2.. tid. Also, Gentlemen's Shaving Cakes, at 25. 6d.—But observe, that wheresoever, or by whomsoever sold, it never can be genuine without the Inventor's signature, (A. Pears) in his hand-writing. Pears's Vegetable Rose Colour or Pink Saucers.—This is an entire new invention for drawing in Water Colours, Painting on Velvet, tinging the Cheeks, Lips, &c. dyeing Silk, Lace, Muslin, Feathers, Artificial Flowers, &c. It is necessary the Public should be cautioned with respect to any spurious artichts of this nature, as the superior excellence of Pears's Pink Saucers has excited many to imitate what they can not equal; therefore it is necessary to observe te name on the back of the Saucer, " A. Pears," as no other can be depended on to be of a superior quality. Prepared by A. Pears, at his Rouge, Carmine, Transparent Soap, and Pink Saucer Manufactory, as aims. BAYLEY'S LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. vBAYLEY, Patentee of the original tkr.cking • Cakes, begs leave to inform the Public, that In com pliance with numerous solicitationi, he has prepared a LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING, which possesses supeeot properties, and more speedily than any other preparation ut the kith!, produce,: the deepest black and bightut potable lustre; it retains its lad liancy, and will keep in any climate. Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Bit w, Coeltspur-strett, London; and retail by most of the usual Venders, pike Is. 6d. the pint bottle. •„• 'lke Patent Cakes continue to be sold price 6J. each. DEAFNESS, PAINS, IMPOSTHUMES, ate I NOISE In the EAR, cured by MARTHA sEARI.!.., No. 3, Bartlett's Buildings, dpposite Hatton-Street, Holborn, Daughter and Successor to the late 111AcritA Sena Le, formerly of Pye-Corner, West Smithfield, where the Business bath beet carried on by the Family upw.uds of 150 Years. Her unc.nn mon success (particularly in Nenious Cases, which, of all others, are the worst) is too well known to nerd any self panegyriz ; nor is she desirous to raise her own reputation, as an Acri,t, by injuring that of others—that alone must rest with a discerning Public.—Attendance from Eleven till Seveu.—Letters (post paid) duly attended t 9. MONEY. NNOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfnlly informed, Out they may be supplied with Muory to ant amount, on. terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy hold, Leasehold Land, or Ho sees, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlement., Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or arty other property. Peron, of respectability may he supplied on then' personal security only. Ctu.konen will find every !floral ammo• modatikm, without delay. Appiiratiou from twelve to two. cv letters (post.paid) addressed to hlessit Cu. No. South -street, lieritely-square. BEST WAX CANDLES Os. pe r d ozzn , good ditto 445. per dozen, best Fpermacett Candles sits. pur dozen, best Store Caudle' les. per dozen, best Mantis with wat wicks Ist. 6d. per dozen, at WILLIAM DAVIE.i'S Wartbmse, 935, Ozfori street, one door from Argyle-street. FOR COLDS, RHEUMAI ISMS. &c. D _ R. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their tendency to open the pores and promote all the natural secre sions, are the best remedy for colds, rheutnatisms, slight fevers, and all disorders which arise front obstructed pers e iratirn: they are equally excellent for head-aches, indigestion., and for gouty, bilious, and other complaints of the stomach and bowels, too ot ten the consequence of free living. at a general fan:ily medicine :bey have no equal, and they are particularly convenient for fro velleN, as they do no; require any confine:at nt. Sold by Frasmis Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yard, price 4s. etl. a box, containing thirty-six pills ; but as many persons mist.ike the house, observe that the Number is 45, ot: the coachway, four doors from Cheapside.; to be had also at she late Dr. James's house, Bruton-street. NFW PROCESS. For keeping PROVISIONS perfectly iRESH with all thole origival twoor and nutritious qualities, far a considerable It rgth of time .rd in any Climate. 11HE obvious advxntAges of these Pitoctstnxs are, First, hat they entirely supersede the uee..seity of taking we Lure S roc is to Sea, which. sac...usiie of its own recumbrance, must tic attended with that of it: prosendts awl trrbli water. Much time:de, and 4:lpl•nc.c wad be baited, hesttles the Sass sustained by bad sveather, di -easel, and wasting. Stan-idly, being featly dressei, they may be eaten cnid, or if paferred, heated in a it:a wads fuett l a nit saved, and the d:fficuliy of co4king •ea in Its ; wea her'. ren dered tat 1 tth: intros-tat:cr. are well ca culated for all ex pedition-. of Ewe's crews, 13tidnig park'. dic. St.c. and Tint •I he sa - talry tiTeet wLich even an ocelot...TA simply of fre.ll must have on the Navy and Aitny e V.1164(4. larly iu cuctiihumig ir.o•t e. mashy to the restmation of the health and services tel the sick and wounded, and errittuSilp saying ts. the State the valuable ire. of many of out Sailors his.:.to el all it:tb:a taws of 4 lbs. to COIN. each. NIT:. and soups, is sitetrt and plot battles. . . Orders executed oa the shortest no:ice tar Ares at money. Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. amain. Ha, and Garkh/e, at the Factory, Fort Piste, B •rmondaey, Soothers:tnte Mr. I. Brandon, at the Othcr. No. SO, I.oetbard.yreet, :ieYkING AND 111AIts'ini-hi'S L;i4.110:4 Atilt/ fruit SAUCES, *c. ' HIS ACID for the table (which from its being in .11.. a Site powder, combined with the fragrance of the Letatun peel, would be generally approved of iF i; was more know:4l4o been mostly confined to pi tutus of high rank, and un.y requ re* a trill and sufficient publicity t.s become general _wherever Le l...mos arc wanted ror domestic purposes. 'churn is c. dwectlini on the bottle for Punch, Lemonade, &c.; it is sold at the Ed !owing Italian Warehouses :—Bal:s, I bomas, and Bruwn, ,trees; Aveling and Mackay, Piccadilly ; Price. Haymarket; Pressey and Psrclay, Oxford.street ; Pla:stowe, Pall-!clad; tua, St. James's-street; War t King-street, bubo; Skelton, Ger rard-street; Lazenby, Edward -street, Port man-aware ; Rawlits son, Great Portland street ; Atkinson, Hugger ant West, Ox ford-street; Davis, Great Russell -street; Aveling, Gloucester. street, Bloomsbury; Wright, Lamb's Conduit street; Powell and Sun, Shout and Son, Davis and Marchant, Holborn ; HurcomLe, Sr. Paul's Church-yard; Hall and Fencing, Poultry; Crabb, Lombard-street ; Hall, Birchindane, Corabill ; is, Leader . hall -street; Stoakes, Fencburch-strect ; Gregory, GrA cec hut c:t street ; Young, Wapping; S mpson, Fieet•street ; I loilson Hickson, Strand; Riches, Princes-street, Wi.st tnin.ttr : it i. also sold at most Druggists, Confectioners, and Medicine Ware houses, in bottles 21. bd.—Please to notice Car !harms of Spyrhig and Marsden on the wrapper, as no other is genuioe. TO MRS. JOHNSON, 94, NE.WMAN-SIREEL MADAM, HAVING experienced the good Effect of your Invaluable MEDICINE fur CHILDREN, while Teething, I take this opportunity for the good of others.—Being a father, can judge what parents feel, when they see their dear little inno. cents suffer, without a possibility of affording them the leas: re. lief; bur, thank Gon, that is happily removed, since you have introduced the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. Having experienced the good effect with two of my Children, can spvxic with confidence:—the first was very ill, and had fits with cuttin 6 his back teeth; we no sooner rubb ed the child's gums, than la• got better, and his teeth came through without any more pain convulsion. The oilier little darling was so extremely weak that it was distressing to see him: not thinking it was his teeth, 61 not apply the Syrup until a thought struck my wile, that s a would try the Syrup, as it raiviit be the teeth. No sootier were his gums rubbed than lie began to metill, an 1, in less than a week, no nue would have thought it was the sante ch.iid, and condi:ll'A cutting his teeth without pain. It being impossible to deseriLe 'W ham they were in, shall be happy to satisfy any LaJy. who Mil have a chill in the tame way, by calling at my huge, No. mj, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square. It i should be blessed w.ts any more children, will always he In to apply the Syrup is stills, and am, Madam, yours respectfully, MEKCER. ?.lay 10, 1813. To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Wil!lxus. No. 91, Newnwn-stieet, Oxford-street; and, by their appointmorot, Perrin Southampton-street Covent-Garden ; Shaw and Ed wards:St. Penns Church-yard; Barclay, No. 95, Fleet-maker; Newbury, St. Paula Church-yard, and Dame -street, Dublin ; Butler, 4, Cheapside i Dicey and Sutton, Bow Churcb-yard; sad by all the principal Medicine Venders in town and country, at 2s. 94. L a bottle. CAUTIO N.—Be SUTe to ask for Johnson and 141i:inns's Amer}. can Soothing Syrup, as there are several spurious sorts. N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Your, as usual, st her House, every Thursday and Satur.ay Morning, trom Nine Ten o'Clock, by bringing a Later from a respectable He::st • keeper, to certify that they are real objects of clarity.