Star. — London, England, 1813-12-17 00:00:00

• - • omit 8358 . • •e 34 1. • _ .• - . . • • • ; 43 " • 300 1: 1 "t"' . •• • • • ) • - •• • a • • ; -1 4 i P r nit i:1 I; 4 eiCi. ; •. . •• AND 4,1 r ••., • ....,..mot.. •• B RIDAY, DE(,'EM 4. ) •. • . • • D 4 . A 1 3441 1/4 63 0 • : . - -V - 0.11. •• •••, 46. • R. It, 1813. Bic PI:NC3i HALFPr it • • COANCiE OF PERFORMANCES. SANS PAiEIL THEATRE, STRAND, Opposite the Adelphi, • Under die authority of the Lord Chamberlain. `PINS PRESENT FRIDAY, DEC. FT, and Faturday, Des. 18, will be performed, a new Eahern Grand tt..'"l: a, in Three Acts, written by Miss Scott, called R Y, - .INAH THE OUTCAST; or, The HOLLOW Tam kisnalt t Mr. Meagan. n ; Raykooner, Mr. VI lAA Las ; Andrew Moho, Mr. LUND. Luxima, Miss BROWNE. In Act 11. an incidi ntal Dance, by the Miss Giroux's. After which, a New Ballet Divertisement, by the Miss Gl - Flexmore, and the Corps de This day was pUblished, In goo. price 7s. boavis, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the REMIT TENT FEVER of INFAN I'S, with Remarks on Hydto cephalu% Intetnus, or Water in the Brain, and several ether D eases. With Cases and Observations. In I'wo Pans. By JAMES MILLMAN COLEY, • Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, &c. &c. • Printed for Thomas Underwood, 39, Fleet street, and 40, Wen Smithfield. . • - • . .' • tinfliCll PREPEkMENT. Tbe SOLD by TENDER. Ole ItIOHT of 1 PRF.s'ENTAI/ON to the Perpetual CURACY of HULL BISHOPS, one mile from Taunton,. to the County of S 0111( rser, 'of the present annual value of about Xll4, arising parch , from 34 Acres of Glebe Land, but capable of being much intrtased. The present inctonbent is 5'.: years of alter . . Proposals to be sent to Messrs. Clamtrea an , . .4n F 11 . , Bloombbury- square, who will g i ve d ue not li r to the g sTAbiA offer may be aecepted. • ' • • ' O n STATt LOTTERY. . . • - THE CAPITAL PRIZES S o ld an d Shared' bi T. Mifi, within the present year (191 A) being too nume rous for an Advertisement, he tolicits the fortunate HolJers of any outstanding Prises to bring them for payment to either 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cross,, or to ezjhange them for Tickets 'and shares In the New Year's Letter'', to be drawn the 14th of neat Month; the Scheme of which contains I Prizes of ,6e0,000 2 Prizes of ,C 2,000 . 10,c00 4 - - 1,000 - • u.O JO 6 - • 500 Ste. Ste. Ste. " Schemes with particulars mai' bi Is, and aU business in the Public Funds tratisaCteri with ty and dispatch, by T. BIM, at 4, CeauttiLL, or IS, Cawatun-Caoa DR. SUTTON ON GOUT, &a. This day were published, In One Volume, Ottato, pike 7s. in hoards, TRACTS on the GOUT' ; illustrated by numerous Cases, and on smue Internal Inflammatory Affections. By THOMAS SUT roN, M. D. Of the Royal College of Physicians; late Physician to the Forces, and Consulting Physician to the Kent Dispensary. Printed for Thomas Underwood, Si!, Meet-street ; aad 40, West Smithfield. • K6lsilT-- 7 11 - 111tTY MILES P1;(51\4 1;UND011. • • A • MANSION, in a beat- . tiful citua , iun in all reSpects fit for the maiden, of a nias ot.icirititte ; and 720 Acres of excellent reehofd Ikteadpw. Par tare, and Arable I.and, in a ring fence. Th Purchaser or 'tsor House, which is nearly but not completely finished, may filler either the whole or part of the land, at Lie option. Yor pate:Oars enquire of Adam Murray, Surveyor and Lassd: Agent, NO. 61, St. Alartht's lane, Charing-Cron, • Letters post-paid. •' - D.tAcitio. 1111 1 1.iftRIONADLE NCING, by Mr: ALLEN, 1. 'privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Oolden-square, .te Ladies and Centteasels of any age, who Lave never learnt that acouswilishment, be ha ve nut the modern style. Mr. Attires system cf teaching is eg'pressly srudiPd for those to whom it as an object Cu acquire easily that fasisionablerequisitsi for gellteel soc'ety 'expeditiously, ptivately, and lu a sperior style of p r.;ee ;aid elegance. 1 hose who do nut want private teaching mzy learn at a small expence, with a fespecsable yet of pupils, on tits rublic teaching evenings. Professors of dancing tauter-she - must e!grant fancy dances, antoll the supetiee parts of the proles. .ion. 'Elle Subscription thiterublies are every Friday. • This day was published, Pri&t. Two Sbillinp, • Dedicated to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, rill-1E LADY'S PHYSICIAN, or. Every 'Wcnntsn her own Doctor. Containing a Series of useful and iliteres ting larormation, on'Subjects of Importance to the Hea!di tia Happiness of every Female. • By M. VENEL, M.D. To prove what hidden powers In herbs are found, To quell disease, and cool the burning wound; With cordial drops the fainting bead sustain, Call back the flitting soul, and still the 'throbs of pain. Published and sold by the Aothor, at his !Ismael:4o. to, Alfred place, Bedford square, and by Messrs. Parson, it in, Pieet-i-tetet, Goddard, t, Pall Mall ; Watson, 22, Southampton -street, Covent Garden ; Mrs. Allen, 76, Oxford -street, opposite the Pantheon ; and by most respectable Booksellers in Town and Country. To prevent idle curiosity, each copy of this book will be sold sealed up in a separate envelolie. • ESSEX. Desirable Old Establishe , / FREEHOLD INN, with spacious • ilialding, Otitbuildings, Garden, Orchatd, and Tve.:utt Acres Itieb Freelvild Laud.. 0 . 41 E DISK/ 3ED BY PR IVATF. CONTRACT, • By KitithtlNG and SON, I . (By direction of the Executort), A N excellent will 4ccustomed INN, replce with every convenience, most advantageously film it: in •the- I Great Essex Road, within Q.O miles of London, site in the meta. ration of the deceased Proprietor, who has conducted the bud hels of the house nearly 40 yens...past, w lea the highest reputa tion and success. The Premises are sea , t.d in a pleasant Conn try, are in excellent repair, and well adapted so afford the m to comfortable accontniotiation to persons tiavelling the road, by whom this Inn is held in deserved estitnal ion, and very enerally frequcatt.sa. The opening thus announced presents Utz niu,t favourable opportunity to any respectable Purchaser compettzt to undertake a Conct rn ut this description. Particulars, with further tinformathm, may be obtained (by Principals only) on application to Herring and Son, Auctioneers, 109, Plret• Street. N. R. Twenty Acres more Land adjoining may be had if re quired. ROYAL HOTEL AND ASSEMBLY ROOMS. SPACIOUS COEFF-II ROOM and SALE ROOM, GEORGE. STREET, PLYMOU iv. . wit-LIAM WINSOR. begs leave mast respect [idly to inform tko Nobility, Gentry, 01Seers of the iison, Army Ind Navy, Merebairts Commercial domes, and cLe l'ubLc genera ll y, that be has fitt e d u p t h e 1101E1., with -its sisacious sad elegant ball Ramat Card , T.a Boom, Commercial Gentlemen's Room, Cages Room, Sale keem, Bil liard Reath, ate. &c. iii a taste of istud•rrineatuess and CI`TITC•• ,alence eui'able to the much adniired structure of the Buildings; and that he hopes, by an nnremiited attention and anxiety :o . oblige, joint I to a determination of producing every thing good and at reasonable prices, to give general sadsfaction. CoMoto, dious lock-up Carsiage Stands, and a large range of Stabiil, wish other O ffi ces, are behind the Hotel, end form at a coove dent distance the Louth wiv; therea. • The Royal Mall Coach takes in passengers every housing 'I: Six o'Clotk, and lichee Coaches to almest all parts of the Kingdom, go bons and stop :here every day in the week. , Posschliscs, with good Rorer. and tan!) , Drivers, and Heaveir ant Mourning Coaches, with every ornament and resiuldte• at• s.entiant.—.Kt ylf Betel, Plymouth, Der. 9, la 13. . _ Thin day was published, Witheonsiderable Alterations and Additions, in ISNno. price Os. and in Syn. fine paper and horpressed, price 101.61. boards, the Second Edition, of THE HISTORY of ALL RELIGIONS, with Explanations of the Doctrines and Order of Worihip, as held and practises by all the denominations of professing Chris tians; comprellending a Series of Rest arches explanatory of the Opinivus, ClAtoms, and Representative Worship in the Churches which havt been established tram the beginning of Time to the contmencenitut of the Christian Dispensation; contaitrits mach itlformAtiou on Biblical Literature, at this day unknown. By JOHN BELLAMY, Author of the OpLion and Dihlical Critlci3m3 in the Classical • . Journal. PrinQ for Longman, Hurst,ttees, Orme, aid Brown, Pater ' noster.row; and at the BritishAbllery, s t. New Sonti-‘rreet. KENT.—MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD,.TYTHES, RESIDENCE, AND LAND. TO BE SOLD BY Atli' I lON, BY MR. PF.YTON. At Garraway'4 C.offte-house, 'Change-alley, London, on Friday, January 14, 1814, at Twelve o'clock, in Tprre Lot,, ALL t! , e 'RECTORIAL TY ru ES nri , lnz from the Crops of Corn and Hay growing on upward- of iVIO Thousand Seven Hundred Acres ol most .capital Land, .in highest state of cultivation, lying within a ling fenc, , , and form ing the principal part of the Parish of NORTHFI.F.E I'. together with a ccunto,rtable Dwelling-house, Oil:ccs, and Gardeosi spa cious Barns. Yards, and Homestead, and rendry Closes et Land containing in the whole upwards of Tav,iity Acres, free front sit Tythes. Nostbetet l 4 rust advantageously situate.!, atljoinss: the Rive, Thames, one i: • from Gravesend, within CO miles nt. and ponseising s regular daily water ciimmuniewinn with the Metropoll s . .The Land Is for thetnest part in a state of tratlG:l, and front the nature Of the soli, It is" highly probable !hat it wilt be so continued. . HUSBANDRY OF SCOTLAND. This slay was published, in 2 Vols. Elvo with 19 Engravings, in. clutl::.g a.l rirait of the Author, price Xi. I Os. bo.ir,is, the Sz cord Editirn, greatly itnir3ved and enlarzed, of AN. ACCOUNT of the SYS I'EMS of HUS . -- LANDRY adopted in tLe more improved District - . of Scotland; with some Observations on the Improvemenis of which they are susexptible. Drawn up for the Consideration of. the Board of . Agrieultute, with a View of csploin'ng how far those Systems are applicable to the less mil i;ated . Potts in Enz. land and Scotland. Printed s'attleulars,may be bad by applying to Mr Everest, leather Dottie, 1:0- - bflret ; the Bull lun, flochr, , er ; the King's Carnerbury ; Mr. Sununprfield, Aylesforl, near Maid- . stone.; Messrs. Woodcock. Batman, and loots, Lincoln% Inn ; and of Mr. lapses. New Laswelt-court, Ligcoln's Lyn, London, where. and ‘ ist V.a Leather Bottle, Noriladret. a Plan of the Estate ntsy be seen. After Which, a New uatiet viverusement, by the Miss 01- ssuz't, Mr. Flexmore, and the Corps de Ballet. To conclude with favourite Burletta, The PORES KNIGHT; or, The KING Betel LDERLD. }ferry King of England, Mr. Meredith; Lord Lnrewell, Mr. • Widdicomb; Rnhin of Ryland, Mr. Huckel ; John Cockle, the Viller, Mr. Stebbing ; Richard the Miller's Son, Miss Scott; aad Ellen of Mainfield, Miss Browne. In the course of the evening Mr. Caatesem. will give various • mitations ; and Mr. LUND will sing the Comic Song, of " The 11 0, rofesslenal Dinner Parties." A asew Comic Pantomimes with other novelties, will ineedily e produced. Doors open at half-past five., and begin at half-past six. Boxes s. Pit In s g e kl, ts. Akiteemplytiee at half-pus. Planes to •e take.q trS , at Vac Box Office. ORANGE BOVEN !I t 7. • This day was published, fIHE PATRIOTIC SONG, • ring by . Mr. 1.. IiRAHAM, with enthusiastic applause, at the grand y)in- ner giv.n in Honour of the Emancipation of Holland. Wri'ten ti* aid composed by Joon Paster, price. Is. 6d. Also the favourite Melo Drama of " The Miller and his Men," now performing . es at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, composed and arranged let fa the Pianoforte, by li.R. Bishop, price 106.6 d. London : Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. o. 20, Soho-square ;* and No. 7, Westmoreland-street, is 0 EAST AND WEST-INDIA, AWRICAN, AND RUS- SIA MERCHAIra. Lb P. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the Mer- • chants of England, awl 'Traders in general, that, for the .nvetaience of sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of EPPERMINT, and other Medicines, in the hands of Mr. En. I MIMS, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. This Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy, in fiatu- i e nits, gouty and cholky pains In the stomach and bewels, indi- ;ion, hysterics, seasickness, nausea attendant en pregnancy, 1 Taxation-and lassitude arising from atmospheric heat, wain teci ppetite, injuries from inclement wea her, the abuse of spirittenus est quors, and in tLe spasmodic affection of the stomach and 17.iwels common to Infants, adapting. the dose to tie urgency; L . el le se. As a Family Medicine; or for the Army or Nr.vy, it. will • found a valuable acquisition. N 'PLR EbSENC L of PLEVER MINT is so well knonen as a va- hle Family Medicine, that the principal object e,"•( t hi s t . seunat is to guard purchasers against the nunnerous Cunt:tetr- ar its which are prepared by Druggists, &c. er / ecially if the order ke • for Exportation. Fire only caution J. P Heath can give, is to e that J. P.l - lenxtr, Nottingham, is 'atigraved on the Govern- • tnt Stamp. bold, wholesale and 'entail, by Edwards, No. 66, bra t.Psurs Church-yard, in Beaks, 2s. 94. aed Is. lid. der ' GENU' A nIE nnEniteuenn. ec NEWBERY and SONS, in St..Panl's C',lntr.cb- c*n . yard, Prorfretnrs of Dr. James's and other valuable Medi- "' a sines, inform Coe Pulsate, thee eine. *he Dienecalition she Prices 're as feilt„tv ; and those who buy six or more will have the ' tamp rret : but as many persons mktabe the house, they are sired to observe, that the Number is 45, four doors fr.sm htapside. e. d. a. d. 6 • lr. lantes's Powder 2 9 Dalhy's Carminative I 9 I itto Analeptk Pills 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 0 ; o Antifilhous Pais 2 9 Huxharn's ditto 3 6 r'r. Austin's Chalyb. do. 4 0 English Coffee 2 9 " • )r. Steers's Opeidel oc 2 9 Essence of Ginger 2 9 )into Coevulsion Oil 26 : Inglisiee Se as ills 1 1 3 / 4 Ana Camomile Drops 1 9 Chelteeham Saks issenee of Ooksfoot • 3 6 Ipeeactuanin Lozenges 1 1 Ir. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Lls.lolandeei lea • Ike Cephalic Snuff 1 1 3 / 4 `Henry' Magnesia 9 Loiengis of Blois 1 it Mared.int's Drops .6 6 ▪ - .; IL 4,'s Magnesia • SI 4 Spilbuiy's 6 o he Eau Mcdieinale , )1 Grant's CougbDitto 1 6 Risen/1130i Powder 4 6 Gmeaceigh'slinctures 2 9 Tonic Pine 2 9 Istiao Toils Loncuges 1 4 3 / 4 7":" . liaoper's Ptlls 1 11' Sootlit:g Sirup 2 9 All other hledicines of repute **likewise lle had, with bt• pie ailowace n Marchan:s, &c. fur exps!rtalion. ere . • -A FINE HEAD OF HAIR. Hsu always been assessed an esseciial addition to Personal Beatey,.jo obtairt ishich is especially recommended ; 1 / 4 I OWI,AND'S'MACASSAR OIL, by express 'rte authority,• patronized by their Royal Highnesses the I 'incest, of Wales and Dithe of Sussex. his Excellency the Spa- r e . idt Ambassador, the Right Hun. the Ear) sad Ceuntess of Oa- rs , tird. the Artily and Navy, and the majority of the Nobility ,n, sod Gentry throughout the Kingdom. • 'lids Oil ie the most beautiful, ph asant r at.d aT.cacious produc- t bon in the world for etadscatirg all tellurides of the hullian hair, lint roducing a lust,uriant growth on the baptist plop's, prevents Its p er tailing off or turning grey, affords an auxiliary of strength to the mots of the hair, which soon ptoduces Yin inimitable curl, be- t Rows en the tresses a transcendant and Intonate, lustre, rcelers to thindrens hair ..trong heatt•iful, ; to:notes thegrowtli te e tent s eye-brews, mustachios, &c. preserves the hair after sea- m intsing, travelling by sea ter land, violent exerciqes,&c.; in line, pretemineet virtues have been a tested by an immense multi- nt'e of Witnesses. For further elticidanon is inclosed Rowland's t t 'read* onto Improvenieut of the Flair, worthy the attention i t o if every family. e et , 'fhe high popularity of this Oil ha, induced Insidious persons h to Impose on the Peblic a base and noxious counts:Kelt; patenting , tee bilh, banks, &c.; thereto* the Proprietors view it an ill/g/D• ts 0 heus duty to elution the Public-not to purchase any without the t in above 'Treatise inclosed, and the signature of the l'ruptietont qrt , the label in red ink " A Rowland:son and Son," in their own . Tp, Writing. nm Sold at Ss. id. 100 Id. and 4EI. Is. per bottle ;.by the Paquin. , u 0 ors, Rowland and Son, Kirby-street ; HIV ton -C.;arilen ; sod, by rxi . irk appeintmetit, by Messrs. Hendr'ea, Perfutners to her Ma. rt h ?net', Titchborne-s.reet; Sir. Smyth, 117, New' 13o....intreet ; c i Messrs. Bayle'll and Blew, Coekspur-street ; ikrty, 17,. GI eek- -1 , 0• ese..et ; N rsbery and hors, 43, St. Past'sChurch-iard; Butler, ; 4 , R'l?Of!., &5 5 Cbeapskle ; Wat.sn and Co. 229, Stranda aniline all later* Perfuntets and Medicine Venders in Lsittdaria, avi- wn: ;mil Co. Newbery and Foils, Bowling and Co. Debit:l; Cogli. bit, Cork; M•Brytte, Glasgow; Spence ' Raeleurn, eUctititiart i ! Edinburgh; and by all Perfunsees and medic.* yooz, in kurepe. . , . . Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE, or Imrt.tuAL • DYE. A Preparation of wonderful •Metamareliosing Pawera:for • tediately and effectually charging Red or Grey Haiti to a bran. kid Black or Brown. It is inuoxious and compounded of vest. In table substances, price 7s. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S ALSANA E VTRACT. • wi An Abyssinian Preparaticn for eradicaing Ditorders of the teeth and Gums, and aiding to theta ail tticomparablebeauty, kualtdiasety cures the Tooth-ach. Price 106. tid. per beak.— Patronised by her Royal Highness the I)uclAs of York, and'hit set , Eseelleacy the Duke sin infantatin.—Also the Aloana Powder a 9.1. per bur. Observe, no Macassar Oil is genuine without the Biel and /Ls Proprietor's signatine Rowlas4ann mid Soo. By the. Rigikt s llonourable Sir JOHN SiNCl..\l[t, E. l'ret.ilent of the Board of Agriculture. Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Longman, Hurst, Rees, 013:11t, and Brown, London; BO John Cenuni;:g, Duhtin. •„• Frnm the arriety to obtain agriculturist Li; tvpatinn, another edition of The Husbandry of Scotland has 1:1. coine ne cessary. In preparing it for the press, every endeavour has hem, made to render it as correct as poisible, and to exp'aiti several par:icuLars which Lad not been stdficiewly sli,clisseal in the far mer impression. The author more tspecillty alludes to the mai•. ject of.straw, the importance ofwhidt catniet be too highly esti- mated, but which had not been treated of at much l-ngth, either in. tie fist edition of this - work; or In any former publication. This day was published, price XI. I Is. In beards, With Thfity-sis coloured - Pla•cs, the Sitteent6 Volume of MITE NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH • INSEER'S, explaining them in their several States, with • the Periods of their Transformations, their food, (Economy, &c. fly K. DONOVAN, F. S. Author of the Natt,ral astory of British Birds, Shells, Ste. Printed for F. C. and staigunt, No. 69, St. Paul's Church yird.—Of whom may be bad any of the former Volumes or the whole in sixteen Volumes, pees In boards .C 44, N. B. This Work .orris a Part of Donovan 's British Zoology, now in a Ccure Republicatisn in 'Parts mouldy, via. the His•ory of Insects, at 7s. 6d. each, the Birds, at 9s. each, the Fishes, zt i eti: each, and the Shells, at 73.64. each. Either of these Works may be had separate. • • A Prospectus may brhatl gratis. 'This day was published, price 2s. or 223. a Dozen [Jr distribution, A New Edition, being the 1 hirty-fiflh;9l A - SHORT and r LAIN .I,NSTRUCTON for the BE F VER. UNDERSTANDING the LORD'S SUP PER; ith the oece.sary Preparation. required; for the Betrefit of Young Conunuoicantsc and of such. sa have, trot Via/ cowl tiered that Holy Ordinance . ; to which is annexed, the Olfice of the Holy Communido, With proper Helps and Directions for jut]rirg in.every Part thereof Tekh'tlsidegstandinglind Eettelit. Ey tire Risltt:lter. THOMAS WIL4ON, D. D. Late Lord Elblio,l of - flidor ad Min. Printed fur F. C. and 3. Rivington, No. 49, 44,1Paars , yard. N. 11. This Work is in the List of Books recommended and rscd by the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, Sod may be had by the Member, by application to the Secretary o r the Terms of the Sockty. On the Bth of January will be published, the Third VOurne e which completes the Work, of . A NEW ANALYSIS of CHRONOLOGY, in 'tree Volumes, Quarto. The first Volume contains a Review of the • present state bf ClirOnologyy and the Means of improving it, on Principles tend ing to remove the Imperfections and Discordance of preceding Sptcins of Chronology. To which are sul jinsuil--1. E.letnents of . l'eclinical C hroaolog y ; and 2. Elements of Sacred Gebgrtphy. Illustrated with six Copper-plate=._ - • The second Volume corisi.sts of two Books each Larger than the first Volume; the fiat Book containing a arotiolo.ocal tory of the Old •lestanuiut sad Apocrypha; the second Beck, that Glebe New Testanient. In tise•ceurse of which the whole Ratige . Of PiophicY from Genesis to Revelations is attempted to re twined, brimnriediate Translation from the Original Scrip. 'urea. third Volume, containing a Chronological History of die Assyrians, Bebylonlaas, Medians, Persians Lydians, ( Egyptians *.e. adiusted.to Sacred Chronology and History tbrunghoi:t. • • By WILLIAM HALES, D.D. Rector of Killesaudra ; formerly FelloW of Trinity College, and Professor of Oriental Language* inelle University of I)ublin. 'Printe4 fur the Atpl.or i and sold by F. C. and .F.Rivington, ShiPaurs Church-yard; Cadell and Davies, in the strand; T. daayne Pall Mall ; I. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Nornaville and Fell , New liond-street; and J. Asperne„in Cornhill, and by the Book. .sellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Dublin, and Edinburgh, where 'Subscriptions will be received, and subscribers copies delivered. N. B. Subscririons for the whole Work at Six Guineas will continue to be received until the Slat of December. The price to Non-Subscribers will be Eight Guineas. ANTI-ATTRITION. TT is now unequivocally proved dial the PATENT AN I'lrAtliti I lON CUMPOSITION Is the ettapest and best Thing ever )fer discovered for Ship.: Bottoms, !astral! of Copper; to lin:serve Cables from being rubbed la the Hawse- Wales, botrad of a tkv, Service, or Rounding; the :rigging o Ships from the Weather, and'from being shahs!, instead of '1 ar " Parcellne, and Service ;" for the Slides and Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and Canvas Water-proof ; an s l to prevent she. 4. feet, of Frictit43 in &earn Engineri, Mills, Sugar-Vitils,Thresking Mills (or oilier inapienients or Husbandry genersty used by Far nwrsi, Carrismee, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, and . Machia or vergedescription. It is also ihs bvst 'Ching to pr,trree the Blades of Swords, sad all hind of Polished Stest Articles, from Rear. k will likewise preserve Iron Hoops, Water Lu is, Casks, Tubs, Spouts, Posts,. K alt. Oates, Park Palttig, aosl every kind or WOW and Woodu Building irons the We:Alter, Worm, and Dry Rot, timer in the tail Jr Wise Indies, or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve lion Railways friiin corroding awl wtarr ing our, bat also reader the dr;inght w light, that one burst will do the work of two. One 'sliming, of the Compniii 'cm is in some cams *quill ro one hundrecLapplications of th!, arow, or any other kind of Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by is uee from $1)( 1 to 4,014 per cent. 'each:Mae of prcveuting the war and scar in Machinkr y, Wheels, &c. &c. which es a saving of expetise more than that of •sav;sig owe parts out M.ton, and staking can be so ckan in ifsworklng, ‘or geve.so little troulle. wholesalx and road, for the Patentee', sit No:10, Cha-. ring•Cios"., near t'se Admiraity, London; and, by thrir apporni. ment at most Ship Chandlers, Printers, 11.soksellers, Libraries, Stationers, Drupgists, Medititie Warehouses, Perfumers ' Iran mongers, Cutlers, Coachtnakers, InnktsTers, Coach and Wag goo-offices Oil and Colour-shops, and :-.ll..pkeeperr in, the Unite d Kingdom, in boles, price 2s rid. ; ss. 6d. ; t os. 6d.; One Guinea, and TwoQulteas each. _ _ - smallest size boi contains a quantity sufficient to prime a four wheel carriage four times, with w Wei it will rust upwards of six thousand miles, without applying anything elite to the axle trees ; and one hall guinea b. , x contains a tufficimt quantity fur a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three thousand miles ; and it will wurk with wood Weimer, or with common boxes and axietrees of any kind. 'Ube most satisfactory proofs of the merits of the Composition may be seen at the Patentees' Office, N 0.40, Charing Crtes.— Directions are given with each box, which arc s'ined " W. D. Bellamy A CM I'AIN DISORDER. THE Value of lift. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUT An% has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the different stages of a certain disease ; which it effectually cures arid eradicates from the habit, without tacking the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation—without debilitatia,g the constitution in any degree ' or ‘ven reluiring confinement from business or re‘tri , :- don of diet. The radical virtues df these Inestimable Drops have proved their •elaint to public aPprebailoir for more tbats go years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-f re• to rative—whether the debility is produced by ton frt • use of mer cary, by illicit pleasures, or the effects - of a warns climate. To travellers and those going atm) id, they cannot he mcommendtd too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and comt.lete cure, in all old stubborn gleets, and ivtry weakness that a ff ects the bladder and organs of uri ne. .By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, the corner of St. Paul's Charch-yard; and retail, by Detain and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall & Johnson, Gosport; Alio utt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, l-ortsea ' • Trewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoxland; Plymouth ; Newbury, Dab. lin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mandersnn, Scott, and Reab urn, Edinburgh; Crurwell, Bath ' • Ross & Peck, Hull ; White, Brighton t Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelten ham ; Gregson and •tillinge, Edwards sod Penny, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Boiven, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; ar.d most Mediciha Vendors, in bottles, at ts. 9d. is. 6d. ens Is. SARACEN'S HMO INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON: • WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN. The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, cbetcs . • - Liquirrs, an moderate 9iarges. • - Waggon Wareholbes, and :.tablir.g for Six Wi(lgor@ rr Week—a • of grert inmost to any Carrier it might suit, from the oentr.il situmior. SHE followin7, POST COACHES, MAIL • COACHES, lk.c. arc out front the Saracen's Head Inn, anow-Hill. FA LMOU TH and TRURO New Post-Coach every Morning. ' tart kit, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, 'Dartmouth, and .Saltabury New Post Coach, every Mornlngat dixe'Clock, with a Glam., through lioniton, Axminster. livid. par:. Blandford, Ilasiontoke, anJ Bag Ant. 804 PDX. Spahliog7 Peterhorough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets out ea ery Evening.—Coaches from Roston to Splishy, Louth, Grim.by, and Hull. I.NERPtMI. Not-Coach, to tarry 4 Insides, sets out every Morning, throosit Lut refl.-4 th, High Cross, Hinckley, A , tier stone, l'answorth. Litchp.eld, Ullaothorp, Nonhampai, and DuitiAble; wins at lA/tarpon! next Atto:noon. LI VER Aff.urings - ut, Knuuford, Stone, and Ltehtiold, Vest-Coaeb., ealled '• he Etyelinon, every Evening ac Five J . CiOtk, to /3f Brolltert on's, Sar.,c,c's [lead Inn, Dalc-t:ree:, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying lost-Coaches, through Chippen. ham • Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arriva *t Mr. Mar l s, the Greyhound Inn. Bash, and the London Tavern,'Eho maiostreet, Briltol,*neat Mungng.—Coaches to Wells,. Bridge. %Tarty Tannto:r • - LEEDS new light Coach, keeled the Rockingham, sets out every Ntondeg at Eight &Clock; carries Four Ii ides only, and gore re. vskahly easy, with a Coar.l throughout, Fame through Stant. NeWark, Retford, vauta er, 'and Ferrybridgr, to the CPlderiLlon, Leo* nest Pay, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Fatredition of thts Coach, It Is allowed to he the most us - Limbic and complete Capvoyance on the North Road, unequalkd in Accommodation by any other. - KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Morley, Orm•ldtk, and' Carstens Pest Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Ckbcir.,--Cuarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna• Green, Annan, Dumfries, Ernwithill, Thornhill, 6anipibar• not, Cumnoch, Kingswell, 5.04 all Peers of Scotlaitd, Camper.lown Coach, Daily. • YON K, NeWcastle, and Edinbuigh new Coach, petits' med with a Guard throughout, sets out tvery Morning at kiwi-past Six &Clock, by way of Newark,.Retford, Tadcaster, Islington, Northallcrton, Durham, Morpetb, and Berwick. 'Pa ssengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the 4 , gurney, may rest what dine they please, sad then proceed on , aithout any ad diticinel Fari. J. CLARK the Black Swan, Cracy-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderiaud, Hull, Scarborrnigh, Wfaltby, and other Places. BRIDGBNORTH and Walsall nee Post Coach, every CAR 1.151. E, I'enrith, and Wbitel'aven Fast Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all thu •e•ay. Pisses through Brough,' Appleby, Greatahr.dge, Richw.ond, Cattrrick, Beronghbrldge, Wetherby, Akeenrcl, Doncrcer, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sf.cs out every Morning, and performs the journey with the grr.,:est facility. Passengers detained on the road by business, W. pleasure, have the peculiar advantage el their seats being secured in the next Coach; CHESTER and PARKGATE new Pose Coach, Daily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to Yorh,•Sunderland, Newcastle,. We. Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every At ternoon Scand at Three o'Clc;.S, by way of Doncaster, Gran t ham, an d 04. SUNDERLAND, Steelton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Mernirt, to the George Inn, Suti.l..eand. MANCHESTER, Winsiuw, Con L letm Newcastle, Walsal, and Whiyerhampron Post-Cosa, every A fternoon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shit Fuel 'Post-Coach. the Royal Clatlytte, every Evening, at Five o'Cloclie—Guarded.. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rocking' I ham, every Morning. BIRiVIINOHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets nut every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmisglians next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Enston, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birnringliam. VRVIINGHAM New Post Coach (to carry 4 insides only) la One Dar, through Stony Stratford, Lesniegton, and Warwick; sets nut every, "Fuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning, and arrives at Birmingham the same Evening. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn. and Doncaster Pose. Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Ciock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton-gate, Hull. SIJNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham Twice a Week. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach every Evening. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels or Luggage, Sm. of more than Five Pounds Value, if molt or damaged, unless entered as suehand paid for aceordhailly, the aracen's Head Inn, Snsw-hill, London. N. B. Passengers and Parcels booked for the above g am b le . at de New White Horse Cellar, eiciadigy.