Star. — London, England, 1812-02-27 00:00:00

S , • - - eljti .1711:\ . . ' . • ' ~,,k . r.„.„3 • .1 % ,. 1 0 -N. - Ccn \' . . 4 itt")f i c; l V.v . I .)L . I %lt* r• • i" .1?-4J I- . • r • L' .... 7931 ~- TiluitsiAl, FEBRUARY 27, 1812. ...., . . ._. __~_..._._ ._. r. (PRICE 7 793 THEATRE ROYAL, COVRNI.OARDEN. THIS PRESENT n io EVENING , FEBRUARY 27, wie perf THE VIRGIN OF • THE SUN. tva i i dia on the Incas of Marnionsel, and Kotaebue'a Play of Rolla, or The Virgin of the Sun). lab adrely new Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. flow& will be added, a new Musical Farce, in two Acts, called FROST AND THAW. ig e princip.l Characters by Mr. SINCLAIR, Mr. EMERY, gr. Lis I ON, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Mrs. 9430 P, and Miss FERON. n e virgin of the Sun will be repered On Monday and Thurs. most week. Saturday will be revived•the Tragedy of Julius tior• Oa new Farce of Frost and Thaw was received with the N ape approbation, and will be repeated on Saturday, and on r te, .Thursday, and Satprday, next week. The New Pan e will on Monday. HORSE INN, TAVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN TLEMEN and FAMILIES, FETTER.LANE, LONDON. rvitiES RICKARDS most respectfully acquaints ad er dssa the Public, that he bas recently taken the above peg atablished Cqncerp, and in soliciting their Patronage and dm r ime Mends of the late Occupier Mr. Samuel Holmes, in *nos them,that with a view to render the most superior ar.eom mnistion, be has male considerable alterations and imptovements so k premises ; and that from an arrangement with some of tbtlitstMerchants in the City, he is enabled to have always on had se extensive stock of the most choite old Wines, and ps alm Spirits, and he assures those Gentlmten and Families who Issourhlnt with their support, that no ex••rtion on Ms part etall be sweating to render them every cum:ort an Inn cap possibly ~I.—Coaches to most parts of the Kingdom.—Neat Post Oases ziND VALUABLE MANORS, RECTO it lES, AND Ei FA Es. Tolls sold in London, and at Beverley in Yorkshire on Friday, the 20th day of March next, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart, in the City of I orelon, in Fere Lots HE MANORS of BENTLEY: and SPEETON, T the .Advowson of the Chapel of Spceton, and several Free bad, and in part 'f ithe-free Farms and Lands (with tand-tax re dashed), containing about 41 ft) 'aetes, situated in Bentley, Spec. tan, klustop, Filey, Homsel,and Dunnington, in the Eon Riding tithe Cotinty of York. And in the Month if May next, Will be Sold by. Auction, at the Beverley Arms Inn, in the Town of Beverley, in the County of York, in Twenty-seven Lots, • 'lle MANOR of ELSTERN WICK, and several Freehold, ual input Tithe-free Farms and Lands (with land-tax redeemed), contsining about 600 acres, situated at Elsrernwick, Filey, Moles • ash, Cherry Burton, South Dalton, Seaton Reiss, Dinibleton, Matto% Homsea, and Reighton s together with the Perpetual Adwiwinn of the Rectory of Leaven, in Holderness ; and also the Tithes of certain I.rnds containing about 1,700 acres, in Nausea Burton, Woodmansey, Theerne, Weel, Storkhill Sand ia/al, and Tickt m, in the East Riding of the County of York. , Particulars of those Estates to be sold in London will be ready by the 20th of February ; and may be had by applying to Messrs Graham, Kin terley, and Domaine, Salicitors, Lon 'don; Benjamin Handley, Esq. 5/eaford, Lincolnshire: Meisrs. ' Black and Chapman Land Agents, Middle Temple - hall, , ed Townsend, Esq. Newbury, Berke; and John Lockwood, Esq Beverley. LAVENDER AND HONEY WATERS. QTEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER v MERCHANTS TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE StiNCESS of WALES, and mon of the ROYAL F.AMILY, leg leave to Inform the Nobility, Gently, and the Public, who boon them with their favoun, that the above elegant and ads) Perfumes continue on sale at tbeirOld Established Ware tome for thaw articles only, No. 15, CATHARINE-STREET, STRAND; and respectfully recommend to those who are misters to the superior quality of their Lavender and Honey Voters, a trial of them, when STEEL and MEY Est natter them selves thty will meet with the approbation bestowed on them foe Twenty Years past, while the price continues us usual low, sit. the Lavender Water So. or Es.9d. taking six llottles ; Honey Water 41.6 d. or six for 24*. . _ _ • I} Orders for Exportation and the Country Immediately at traded to. CONSUMPTIVE COMPLAINTS are generally occasioned by the stagnation of the blood in the lungs, till kis converted into purulent matter; this may be owing to tier bogs, bilious, asthmatic, or dropsical complaints, excess of libi- Beaus indolgencies, leading a too studious, sedentary life—heat orrianate, hard drinking, immoderate use of mercurial', tea, refre, or other watery liquids; it may be owing to a cold caught by damp beds or damp houses; chlorosis or green sicknesa, excess 'f grief or pleasure, debility of the fibres of the viscera, an ulcer ix tbe liver, neglect of customary exercises, &c. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is calculated to restore a broken and decayed scintillation to its . pristine health and vtvour. To be had at half-a-guinea, or laniily boulea 113 s. each. of Dicey sod Co. Bow Church-yard, and all Venders of Patent Medicines the UniteJ Kingdom. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. Ile day was Militated, fle at ly printed on a fine paper, in one large duodecimo, price bd. 45.. a new and correct edition, of rORNELIUS NEPOS'S LIVES of the Excel -1-at%4l Commander's with an Eitel* Translation, as literal aposible; with Engdish Notes, acid a largi .By JOjiN CLARKE, tre Mast eti of the losblie Oraitmar School, in Hull. ?timed fur F. C. and J. Rivington, Scatcherd and Letterman : I ; C. Law ; 4.Richardson ; Crosby and Co. ; l.ongman lladCo.; R. Baldirin ; J. Johnson and Co.; and Gale and Curtis. REGULAR NEWSPAI ) ER OFFICE. VV . MARTIN, No. 8, Cornhill, London, begs • knee to inform the Nobi:ity and Gatry, that from his UlSce Newspapers of every deseriPtion are regularly forwarded to all pans of the United Kingdom, postage free. The great ir rePlanty and disappointment experienced by Gentlemen tesid kgis de Country not receiving their Newspapers regularly, in. ewes W. M. to inform them, if they will favour him with their °Wets, lie will engage to supply them without being thus disap alid in that regu'ar mar.ner which shall give the greatest * llltrlttion. Public Reading Rooms, Coffee-houses, &c. will find t ag Establishment well worth their nut ice, as they will ~ot only . served regularly, but on very moderate terms. RONDON DAILY PAPERS. 'lonal • Ftite Morning Post Sun Morning Chronicle Courier Morning Herald Globe Britith Press Statesman Day Pilot Public Ledger Moruing Advertiser Alfred. a SIOND.WID. AND lUD. "UP'S. KUM AND SAT. Undon Chronicle Commercial Chronicle tatuLn Packet St. 3amtn's Chronicle 'feting Mail; English Chronicle hinni'tor, (Wed.) General Evening Post *lila Mercury, (ditto) Load. Gas. (Toes. and Sat.) Colbetes R. grater, Saturday, and all other Weekly Papers. TO ADYFRYISSRR IN Telt COUNTRY. 1 he inconvenience and delay experienced by bc,licitors, Ane elk.4ltrke and Uentla men in the county. in getting Advertise litfnts inserted in I.ondon and Country Islrwsis 'pets, induce* W. Nista - rim to infohni them, that lee undertakes to receive and in illt ultbd, Ma: rine', Deaths, Paragraphs, and tdl it lads of Ad 'lnhements fur all the Lundon and Country Newtpapers, with Its Vastest cankstuess and dispreit. . LLOYD'S, FEBRUARY 6, 1812. • A T a Meeting behl this !lay, in the Committee -L A. Room, to take into conpideration the case of the Widows and Families of the unfortunate Men lost iii his Majesty's hhips S r. GEORGE, of (18 guns, HERO, of 74 guns ; DEFENCE, of 74 gum.. Lately wrecked on their p.ssage from the Baltic, amounting to upwards of ttuoo in number, The Right Hon. Admiral Lord GAMBIER in the Chair. Resolved, that the Meeting, deeply iinpreisel with t'w niaptii tude of the calamity, which has bet= attinded with a I PS' pi lives much exceeding the number lost in elzber of the great Ilatces ut the Nile, Copeuhazen, or da recommend t'.et a Sub-' vr.piion be now opened for rais , ng a sum of nr.u.cy fa the relief of the Widows and Families tit the deceated, to b. spp:kd unit, r the direction of a Committee to be hereafter appointed fut that puri.ohe by a General Meeting of the Subscribers. FEBRUARY 20, IBIS. At a General Meeting held this day, THOMSON SONAR, Esq. In the Chair, It was unanimously resolved. on the motion of the Right Hon. I.otd Gambier, seconded by John Julius Angerstein, Esq. that this Subscription should be wended to *hi relic: of the Widows and Families of the Officers and Men of his Majesty's Frigate SAL , DANHA, 36 guns, 4n4 300 men, totally lost on the Coast of I Ireland, about the vane time as the :it George, Hero, and Defence. Resolved, 'lhat a Committee of Twenty-woe be now appointed for promoting the Subscription, and for managing the Distribii , don thereof, with liberty to add iuch names as they mg think Proper. The following were chosen: The Right Honourable Admiral Lord RADSTOCL• The Right Honourable Admiral Lord GAMIBILII. Vice-Admiral Sir JAMES SAUNIAREZ, Dirt. Sir WILLIAM Laioarros, t:night :Ind Alderman. J. P. Ander.loo, Esq. Woodbine Parish, Esq. John Julius Angersto is, Esq. I Joil.us Reeve, Esq. George Blackman, Esq. I Thomas Rowcroit, Esq. Thoullon Bonar, 13:141111 , n Lsq. Hmratio Clagett, Esq. Rnlr,t Esq. Win Henry Hoare, &q. liasketis tsmith, bums.. Krug, l Jona 1-I , ntou •I iittuu, Esq. Ganiaio I,..vie, I John 1 unix., Eq. Geor t ie Nlu.:ro Esti. butracrptious received at the Mar of this House; at Mews. i ieet..s;?eet ; Barclay, 1 ntton, LI van, and Co. tht dun. :Aaiun Frazt., P. r.ing. and Co. Mew b. Smith, Payne, anti Smiths; Messrs. Was, Vs'iouct, Peteival, and Cu. toad all the other banktrs in London. Subgcriptions already advertiszd • £U)B6 9s. Sir Fred. lisicsr, eat . 10 10 John '1 unn , Esq. 10 10 Mai qui, of Her. ford 25 0 ' II•s!ons ut Durham 21 0 Geo. Lialfour, aJd Rest. io 10 ILL,id Pike Watts, Esq. 10 10 Leiliidan, I.i.sve ar 1 Cal., 10 Adm.r.ll Young 20 0 Macke Zr and CIL link ID 10 Admiral Lord Rad.tock 5 5 Nash. sirickwieid, EA. I 1 i Sir 'I honv.“ Sau:natez 5 5 Ru .deli,eirido: is. tZ i.il Iclllo 10 1 Rlchsr.l San:Dares, Esq. 5 5 Right licia.l t orlAiden 21 0 /41101.1. saualarcz, Esq. 5. 5 1123• Farquhar. Esq M.P. It; 10 l I turn Cart. l'i i iini, 021- James 'bosh, 1•Isq. 10 10 I errs ci.d Crew (if H. C:.:thin I - + and t :u.h•ie 10 10 1 M. S.Daphi , e, 28;tios Pug. t, ISsiubr idg. tt CO. 10 10 _Admiral Richard 5 prr sir J. S.n..tiarLz 4:-3 61. _ _ _ Cooke ..d hallord J. P. IL . prr S,,untarea 13 13 ! :NOl 10 10 _ _ Jam. s Putnam, Fsq. 5 0 Laur. rice Plodips, Esq. 1 1 11. C. B. 5 0 J. C. W. Esq. 10 10 Ewan Law, Esq. 5 .5 Juba Curti-, Eq. 10 10 Btr 'llkos. Masgr..ve, Bar. to._ 0 Cr orga Jackson, Esq. 5 5 Amlrew Luuglinan, Esq. 5 5 Frederick llcorli, I.sq. 10 10 Jas. Dawson Harris, Esq. t 0 10 Frederick Webb, En. 5 5 Daniel Stephenso, Esq. 10 0 Maithites and Anderdon 10 10 Edwal d Warner, Es /. 10 0 George Blackman, Esq. 10 10 .1 °lon Read, Esq. W alinani stow 10 10 Thomas Cildart, Esq. 5 5 Henry Blanshard, Esq. 2 2 Paleske, Esq. 10 10 AM. 1 1 Jas. Mk, Fsq. R Thcsur 5 0 Gooar .IC:4s - 1w 5 .5 lwatim Palyzrt, Esq. 5 5 W m au A:an, Esq. 10 10 Cuuna-ss uf Norm-Alton 5 0 Lady o,iv:a P. Sparrow 5 At chibald Cot iin.n 21 0 John Is olla , Esq. Roaebill 21 0 isach.W. kidlo Colborne, Fsq. 10 10 John Cresett Ptlham, Esq. 10 10 Josqlt Vlrartraly, Paq. 5 5 John Onantod-., Esq. Chlchr - ter 5 Wilson, Agat.ae and Co 10 10 Wl:itshed n erne, Esq M.P. per Admiral Lord Rad btock 10 10 Wiwi, Non-Commis sioned Oa cent. and Privates of the Curi; CHEAP REPOSITORY TRACTS IN VOLUMES. Lately published, ANEAT and uniform Edition, corrected and im proved, of the, Ilree.Volumes, price bound 134.6 d. Vol. I. containing the longer Stories. Vol. 11. coutaining the Sunday headings fur Fandhcs with a variety of Prayers. Vol. 111. conta'ating the shorter Scenic.. Etcher of these Volumes may be had separately. Printed for F. C. and J. Riettigton, No. 62, St Paul's Church-. yard ; sold also by J. liatchard. N 0.190, Piczad fly. N. B. The History of Mr. liragwell, the Shepherd of Salisbury Plain, &c. &c. may be had singly, neatly pr:ared. Etlw. H. Lee, Esq. 3 3 Charles Dixon, Esq. 10 10 Canipb4.ll,Buden,B4 Go.lo 10 Geortt. Stevens, Esq. 5 0 W. X :More, Esq. 10 10 Simeon and Co. 10 1U Geo. Duckett, F.sq. 5 0 (Ass INrtwright, Esq. 10 10 ou l litothers i itCo. £1 0 David 14211, Esq. - Y 2 Sir Robert i'restan 10 10 1 B. L..usa4a, Esq. 5 Janus louihnan, Esq. 5 5 JobnTbonison, Esq. to 10 of River Feneibles, by Captain Lucas 52 10 Company W Lightermen said Wrtermen, by d 21 0 The Right Hon. 1..,.r1 D. Dunsansitle - 10 0 Lieut. %%NC—, R. N. 1 0 A Family o Young Folks, Kersingtoa - 1 1 Vice-Admiral Harvey 25 0 Richard TIN Esq. 1 0 Francis Creevrell, Esq. 5 5 Sir Charles Brisbane, the Governor of St. Viu- 't=his day were published, In 9 vols. small Bvo. price 12s. boards, dedicated, by ?ermissioo, to her Royal Highness the . Priucess of Weiss, a Second ZIP _ tiou, of UNDERWOOD'S DISORDERS OF CHILDHOOD; with Directions for the Management of Infants from the Birth, adapted to domestic use. Alio, lately published, by the same Author, the Gtb Edition, -- - . Levers Lewis and ion Crawley and Elgie Georgeyod, E•q. cent's )0 0 George Oswald, Esq. 21 0 'obit Adkins, Esq-Alder- pike I.?. in bitsiths, Of a Treatise on the Diseases of Children, dedicated, by per mission, to the Queen, and now pr,ci.ely adapted to prefessiotial R ra dare. Aho, by the same Author, a third Edition, price 6s. in boards, Of hit Surgical Tracts; cosituning a Treati4c utt Ulcers of the I.egs, Scropbulints Turnouts, the Mammary :Osiris, Disorders of the Eye, and on Gangrene: London: Printed for J. Callow, Medical lieJlts-lirt, Crown court, Princes-strett, Soho. James &give, tl4l. 5 5 Rear-Aduural Guyot 5 5 K. 11. - I 1 1 he Capt tin, Ofricercand siop's Company of hi. Niaje-ty's ship Quebec 20 0 W. Cuaiug, jou. En. s 5 man . _ - 10 10 The Countess of Wel linr on - 20 0 James 80, En& 5 0 Brant and De I.anney 10 10 John Davidson, Esq. 5 3 Jesse Russell, Esq. 10 10 AS FERGUSON, Secretary. 1-itreet. THOM No 9, Georgglard, Lombard, This day was published, pnce bound S. 6d. a n.:w Ed:don of DOMESTIC .HAPPINESS PROMO FED : in a Series of Discourses from'a Father to his Daughttt, on occarion of her gr g into Service : calcu:ated to :ender Servants iu g..tieral Virtuous aqd Happy : with various Characters, Ante dotes, F.:hies, and Reflections. Being fur the most part adapted alau to the nse of Sunday Schools. Abridged from Virtue in Humble Life, written By JONAS HANWAY, Printed for F. C. and 1. Ririagton No. 6:?, at. Paul ' s Church yard; and P. Burgess, Library, Itarnsgate. FOR RHEUMATISMS, COLDS, &c. DR. JAMES', ANALEPTIC PILLS, are ad sizably calculaced for the above, awl all thoie comptaltite to which the human frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our climate, as likewise for Bilious and ether Disorders of the Bowels; and for Head-ache occasioned by indigevion or by free Irving.. They should be taken upon ev.ry slight Indispositilia, and thus by timely assisting Nature in the due Discharge of the animal Functions, they preserve the Body in Health and Vigour. As they require no confinement, they are par.lcularly convenient for Travellers. This day vi as pubusbed, in square 13mo. price 7s. 6d. bound, a new Edition, being the 13th, of THE New POCKET DICTIONA R Y of the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES—in II Parts. 1. French and English-2. English and French. •Centainiug all the Words in general use, and authorised by tlselest Writer..— ._ The several Parts of speech, the Genders Of the French Nelms, PEC fORAL ESSENCE OF COLTFOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTION SFOOT. S, ficc. / the Accxres of the Engr:sh Words, the Naval and Military terms, an Alphabetical List of the most usual Christian and proper names, rrHE herb Coltsfoot, called Tussilago by the An ant: of the most rotharkable Placesin the known World. JI. cients, was distinguished by them, as Its name sufficiently Ily 'THOMAS NUGENT, LL.D. conveys, for its excellence in the care of Coughs, and other Poi- The 13th Edition, carefully revised and enlarged. monary Complaints; and this Essence has, in the enure of a long l'o which are now added many Idiomatic Phrases, all the new practice, been found the molt safe and effectual remedy fur Words inserted in Moutardler's and I,e Clerc's last edition of the Coughs, Asthmas, and all Disorders of the Lungs. It gently National French Utctionary, with all the irregularities Of the, ope+ll the bruast, and immediately gives I.berty of breatblogovith- Englcsh Verbs and Noun.. By ./. Ottisesu, A.M. i out any danger of taking cold. It adm rably allays else tickling Printed for J. Mainnatl, An, Lndgate.strett ; F. C. and J. Ri- • whit% provokes frequent coughing, douses the small glands, re vington, G. Wilkie and J. Robinson, J. Walker, Scatcherl tied lases the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities at the ve , e•ela- Letterman, 4..Nunn,_ C. Law, Darton, Harvey and Co. Long- i 'lles it will prevent Constaup ions, if taken !actors the lungs are man, Hurst, Rea, (Sense and Brown, T..Boosey, Lackinroo, ! Ulcerated. It cures also all Inisky and dry Coughi, heals rawness An o n ood Co, }ohq Itichardaon; • B. Crosby and Co. J. M tti• 1 and screens of the breast, and gives relief to tboiewbo, through c hordson, ',Carpenter, J. Looker , A, Distills and Co. R. Scholey, age or in fi rmity, are deprived at rest or sleep. Si ertrociJ, Neely and JOnes, J. Johnson and Co. Gale and Cuhis; l'his Essence le prepared by tames Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol; iand for Wilson and Son, Yor k . ! and sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, Nu. 45, the East End of Of Nvhom snay be had, another Adltion, beautifully printed on St. Paul's, Lood.on, in bottles as. 6d. each, duty included: and a Pearl Letter, ant superfine wove paper, in a small Pocket Vo- none are genuine bat those which have the wore:." f .14evibery, lame, with svphinstas of Proper Names, prise 4e. ffill. Wind. No. 45, St. gaurs," engraved on else Kaing. Sold only by F. Newbery ant Sons, No. 4S, St. Paul's Church yard, and at Dr. James's late Hmse in Bruton-street, London, in boxes, price 4s. 6d. a box ; or six in a large box, for LI. 4s. Observe the words, "F. Newbery, N 0.45, Si. Paul's," engraved on the stamps. • \ Just published, price ss. lA. sewed, THE ASS On PARISIASSUS, AND . FROM SCOT LAND EIC HO!! COM{ aODttscu VICU Stony DM/ ItU Mot!!! &MOS 1. 11. of a Poem, entitled. WHAT ARP. SCOrS t'OLLOPS ?' a Prophetic Tale; written is' Imi , ation of the LADY orrHE LAKE. By JEREMIAH QUIZ. Alqo br the flame, price' U. 11111I1N FEATS, in Imitation . 4the LAD: or TOE LAKE, "4 b 6b.t.:31. Tue eettNAmet4T." Canto 111. ' 6 matinv, A TALE GE CU.ll.li-YARW.;" IV. "JEIIRMIAII AND 11116 ASS;" V. " earruni.umew Irma ;" VI." ' , Rom ENGLAND 06 So! GOES RODERICII VMS REDDX DRU RO ItROZ!!" VII. Being a Sequel to the ASs ON PARNASiUS. sol4l by J. M. Richardson, opposite the Royal Exchange, and all other Bo4itsclietsi , 7Dst Printed at Mr. A. J. VA ot'i Press. 'l l ooke's Court, Chancery lane, London. QERMONS on Public Occasions, with Histirical, 1 .- 0 Critical, and Political Notes ; containing an ankle of f•c a tne length en the CATHOLIC QUESTION. 2 vols. tnt. price lOs. boards.—By R. VAI.PY, D. D. F. A.S. An ADDRESS from a CLERGYMAN to his PARISHIO ;NERS. 31E4. By the same, price ss. 6d. Fine paper La. THE ELEMENTS OF GREEK GRAMMAR, with Notes for the use of these, who have made some progress In the lan guage. sd Edit. Pr. 6s.6d.in bds. THE ELEMENTS OF LATIN GRAMMAR; do. 2a. 6d. Sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Reel, Orme, anti Brown, ' Paternoster-row; and all other Booksellers. Where also may be had, The FIRST RUDIMENTS of GENERAL GRAMMAR, applicable to all Language; ; compnsed In TWELVE s: Ltritztur* ay Lassoes; particularly calculated for the instruction of Children, L'apted to the Asia GAUL rice's Method of teaching; with three Analytical Tablet. Price :h. RI bound. By D. ••:t. QUENTIN, MA.. The' vn art ANALYTICAL TAWAS. On boasts, containing the six first LeSii) , s, pr. s.Fd aCLAb , .ix of nEscaltviva con arrca s and 'Fellers, price 6d.•and Cants of Escrow. price An INTRODUCTION to FRENCH GRAMMAR; partien , larly adapted for those that are rbt yet acquamted with :h,. Ru. diluents of GRAMMAR, and calculated to facilitate to Beginners the Study 4-4 the first princirl• aof the a &Non i 0 By the same. Pride 2s. 6d. hound. sd edi ipu, impeared. In the press, and speedily will he I .ot 110. the ltd edit. of .1 NEW GRAMMAR of the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Re P. S%. Wilt* M•\ This day wit pubLised, Handsomely printed by Buirner, in one vol. 4tn. price 18.. THE PHILOSOPHY of MELANCHOLY, a Poem, in Pour Parts.—By T. 1.. PEAC OC K. Shortly will be pubiished, by the same ANthor, The GLICIUS of the Tuatess, PALMYRA, and other Poem., second Edition, foolscap, with an.engraving by Heath, from a &- sign by Westall, price 71. Printed for T. Houkham, jup. and F.. T. H'tokham, 15, Old Bondltiet ; sad Curtis, Paterualter-row ; and lallantyne and Co. Edinburgh. SECOND EDITION—This day was published, price V.s. AN INQUIRY into theCnnsequencos of neglecting to give the PRAYER BOOK with the BlBLE—intersper sed with Remarks on some late Speeches at Cambridge, and tither important matter relative to the Briti,hand Foreign B.ble Society. By HERBERT MARSH, D.D. F.R.S. Margaret Professor of Divinity in Canibi idge. Cambridge : Printed for F. Hod%on, and sold by the Booksel lers there, and by itivingtons and Hat Chard, London. Oi whom may be bad the Author's other lArcrks. TIAi& day was published. A new Edition, price, half-bound, 10s. 6d. rIEOG RA PHI A ANT [QUA ; being a Complete Set of Maps of Ancient Geography, heau ifully engraved from Ceibrius. On Thirty-three Coppersplates. Deig ned for the Use of Schools, and of Gentirilien who make the Ancient Writers ti.eir delight or study. Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; C. Law, No. 13, Avemaiia-lane and Longman, Hurst, and Co. 39, Paternoster-row. JO lu 1 0 s 3 10 10 5 5 OFFICS OF oRD A/AM:it P 4. ls, laic pit PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS mit. flan", °RPM . ..! NCR, is h;reig give Notice, • That Proposals will be received at their 01k. in Paß-MI., en or before Wedaediy, the 11th day of Manch next; NMI 2 0* Fervors sr May be willing to toodert.tke the supply of 100,02 e OAK rl'OKF.i , 5000 PICK AXE HF.I.VES, and 20,000 zerArtieial oft Melt w 11 seastmedel.lll BOARD, for thew-mists - of the korl Carriage Department, and Itthe Royal Lat. , jabary, at Ntrcedwieh, wh. re Patterns of 'he At rides guy ise view* '1 Ite Oak sEckes are to bed.livaea wt nrb.4nre Marti Quarter; let 3, and tLe Pick Axe Helves and Om Berard samard;al4. Further Parricutira. together 4ittt t' e Terns, and Cyntittical of the Contract, may be known at tle. ecretir)'s Oak* fp Pail-Mall afore a;cl, any day between the bouts of Tea and rout u'Clock, where the lornpouls mast del& ref, sealed up, acji endoried" Proposals for Oak Spokes, ice. ,' but on Prnposil cllO be admitted after the said lids Mareh, at Twelve ciCteck coon of the skate day; neither will ally Tender be noticed lefts the rant making it, or an Asist is his behaC shall attend. . By Orler of the Board, R. If. CkiW , 2.ervasgi, ZAST-I%D)A fiClSit, Messrs Elk Int.. THE COURT of liIRECTORS of !Ise UNITE" COMPANY' if MERCHANTS ENGLAND, nib fir the EAST INDIES, le Arr4l gift Nitiee, That at the Quarterly Genera Cott: t cjtbe said Cempatif, sp pointed to be held on Wetlnoulay, the 25. h of March neat, ilso U.ieniesous Resedetioe of the Court et Directory' of this d m wherein they state, that ate Commoader, °Sete,. and Ovri4ii, of the ship Carton, me fit ly aqulted of all imputation et neglect or misconduct in resp.ct to the Capture of the still Alp, will hr reported to the General Court, knottily to the Act et . the 39th of his pmeit Majesty, cit. 39. WILLIAM R4ms4r, Sonvtory. WANTS a Situation, as GROOM; a Yripok Matt, who uoderstande the are of Horses—Can have a good Chancier fr..m -Mc last 1. 1 .24 C .., wEere he lived upward if tour ycara..Dirrct by Letter, port-paid, for R. G. at Mr. Jacob's, hanoe.4-maker, near Hadar) , Church, liackt.cy, Middlesex. C HILBLAINS ate prevented from breaking, an 1 their torm,nting itchii g, inualtly reon..cel by WHITe. HEAD'S ES" kIbICE of NI US LARD, umitt tall/ esteemed NC It 3 extraordilary efficacy in kheunislisms, Palsies, Gouty ALL. thus, and Complaints of the Stomach ; lut where Ibis certain remedy has been unknown, and neglected, and the chi bluing have actually broke, Will l'EllEAD'a FAMIIX Ck kA l'E will raw the pain, and v.ry •pe.Ally heal them.' Prepared and sold icy k. Johnston, Apoihecary, 15, Greek-creet, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at 2*. U.I. each—the ("crate rt la. lid. Sok! by ea. ry Medicine Vindet In the Uotted K;upt. on. 'the gemalite has a hack ink stamp, with the name of IL. Inhiatua In.mted on it. FOTHERCIL'S rEmALT. P11.T.3S liS cerebra t ed Medicine h tc been Inn nni+n for its infallible efficacy in 'removing female oSrrittri;ele un.:er which the sex are so apt to satco at aft gulf p.eiod of be, ainl before the female oonstitivion Is entirely formed; the RUM disase, it is w known, Aiwa%stakes place after the age of forty ; the use of Dr. roTHEßailis caunite Ifs strongly recommended to teituatice of every rentals at Avesta periods ; when the girl is mating on toward wonsnebook and liable to a variety of disorders from of structiore; and afeitirarilk towards the turn of life, when the habit of every woman uoslep. goes a el acge, in that species of disorder call:d Orem Eackeeti, which is denoted by a pale sickly cannel-014, and proceeds f: um a general relaxation of the swims, attended with a laseitatile and went of inclination to move, Fothirgilra Female Pills are 0 most sovereign remedy; they amend the apyottle,.carrect the vi tiated gate of the stomach and digestive organs, where there is inclination for eating chalk, and the most unhealthy trash, ask where, from Indolence of the prierst;droptleal symptoms atel," to =rise; they remove nervous heal-ache and &listen; abortnem of breath, and palpitations of the heart, and all the otber traits 4 d carders whic't are connected with the above complaints. To married women they are no less banafiNai, they loviptitte Elie constitution, give tone and firmness to thi hither ; sndfite Owl bost restorative where the woman is weakened by bad Primp is, her health impaired by too long suckling, or where she has Isere sub. jest to Frequent miscarriages. In all these situatiens Female Pd. may be regarded as the female sbe e t.yetior health, and resorted to as .1. never•falling mosey swung swaps, desperre end incurable diseases which afflict theme; they abet* be in the possession of every mother and guardian of the film females as a family medicine. Sold at Mr. Ilutltr's, 4, Cheapialde, coiner of liateineitAirew. London; and by most Country lieekseilera and Medicine Yew aers, in boxes at 24.9 d. each. LIFE, HEAl:llti HAvvINEsF.. THE Regn's Practitioner plumes h;mself in that superior s 4 :city which enabl, I him to detect the impos. tures * of the Quack, while the latter, with aged bluntness, V not truth, retorts ti.* chariot of Ignorance and Inuilkacy on tiw este. blished system of Regular Medicine. " Wise a441l disci& wt an Doctors disagree r let Presatoption smile, Or Pride frowns it is a lamentable truth, that the ' , resent state of Mediral Pre ten sion, its a ceria'oty, is Jot to be ranked with the meanest insgaa nical discovery of the age. For me let Galen moulder on t'se shelf, I'll live and be Physician for ntymii. There ii but one infallible criterion which cannot deceive. ES-. perience is the Test of Tretts.--Dr.WEBSTER's VEGETABLE MEDICINE, the Erglish Diet Drink, has for *early 00 years, la every species of Fever, and in all kinds of Nervenitcompf lots, lu Scurvy, in Scrofula, in Dropsy, in the (inv.!, kr. &c. uniformly restirsd the dejected to spirits, the exhati.ted to itrerr.ll, and recalled tbe vital spark to multitudes, whom prefesslnnal had abandoned in despair. Dr %V. wellkiww tht pert.kious sad destructive effects of quackery, and -as therefore decididle key. the to all descriptions of quacks—he wrlan enti , eat Phyaran of extensive experience, and who, toe half a rem trry, , dispersed n.ore benefits to suffering humanity, by the application dikes Ve getable Remedy, than all the Practitioners in the modern Mate ria M dice can boast. He happily combined a reelect koowledge• of the human frame, and of the animal economy, with bomnical science, and was therefore complete'.y qui fed to clortinter tech preparations with success. Those whir wi• bto see its improved Vegetable System and Principles fully developed, may. by apply ing to the Vender?, procure his own 'Premise, a new rdhion of which Is }um published, price Ss. and alio a midi Paniphll, containing 30 cases of remarkable cures, Winch all occurred dining the last year. This ;..valuable Me.liciue is new falastlty pre pared by E.S!ft and Ca Doti:nigh Nigh-urea (sole Proprietor) from the original Recipe, which was assigned averts ditila by Dr. Webster, some years prioi to his &Jab. Sol 4 in Half eta& Bottles, is.; Pint ditto, 38.641.; and 'an iiaart dr*. 4s. each, duty incladed. Wholerde only ay the Proprietors \ also whale sale and retell by theiragents, Means. Howard and Ivan., LAI* lane, West Smithfield. All Letters and <Min (pl* paid) dressed to them, win meet du earliest attention. And is so 4 retail, by one at least, in every considerable Toth in the Waited Kingdom ; and by the following Venders of Medicine in Lltd:2 Motion, Chymist and Druggist, 106, Borough; Bolton's ciM.I Warehouse, front of the Royal F.:change, Comities Cettiss worthy, Chym , st and Druggr, 114 Whitechapei ; Mooing, Chgniag, 24, Great Surrey-street, Blarlfriar's road, and at Kea? nington-croin; Singer (late Bacon), ISO, Oaforsi•strest 4.lS s e ti t Chgnist and Druggist, 40, Sit and &WM= and Cu. &a 27, Haymarket ; Ward, /11111,14plbomel and Man" Pei. lamer, OS, klierk meet. lent of ale rri tog oly or , lie lid hei e