Star. — London, England, 1813-12-07 00:00:00

1 F I -r---,-- ' . -‘ 4 4: 3';t41 0 111A 4 1/ INn xiiiSTVI4J . 1 ' 1. • :'!40:7,111%010 710•;,."./ 1• %. -.•- ;. 1 • ti,: ; • • .tirl ; t • '? . ..7 4 .8g46 . 4- '. t] !•• r tt . • ,•• .0 •-• • •:11•••••• ~~ ~.l~'J!{L i ' ,* :: ~~ • • : • ; .._ • - • , ~ ..-;.*pispAiir i DECII -~ L."A -r.• •~ ••••••••- AMi t , • 1164.1e1—• -r I ....;II44k,OttrANCX ttitiVll4o, • bIAIItIOUS 'EMANCIPATION OF HOLLAND. • (ENERAL MEETING of MERCHANTS, and other Perms, will be hell at the CITY tifLONDON I'AYERN. Bishoptgate.street, l'e-stOitow, the sat instant, fpf the purpose of promoting a JUI3SCRIPTION for defraying f}:e Ficprnees of conveying to the Dutch ',Coast those unfortunate URA Iin'ANTS OF THE UNIT kl) PROVINWP, yaw haie tied to this Country to ;void the tyrant:de French Cmiscriptions t a,:tl who are deprived of the means of 'returning to their native now ; and also for *slicing 'thaw aged Parents, Widows, and Orpt.w.s, who have been -reduced to poverty and distress by the toss of their Sons, Husbands, sod Fathers, through. the same cause. And further, to relieve the Distressed Relatives of THOSE BRAVE PATRIOTS who have fallen, - or may here after fall, in the Defence of their Country, in the present GLO RIUU,i S'rRLIGbLF. against French oppression. It is hoped, that, on this occasion, the feelings of the Briti s h Public, which has already so nobly shewn its benevolence in re liev,ng the calamities of othei Nations on the Continent, now in alliance with us, will not be less alive to the misfortunes of a BRAVE PEOPLE, still nearer connected with this Empire; and .whose re-establishment and independence is and Mlwt be particularly inter. sting to treat Britain. ••• The Chair will be taken at Twetve o'Ctoec sRttpeu.lr. • liISILL*OLUNOUSS, Na. 19, 18131 HB COtIAT pIRECTORIP if the UNIT.ED CoMPAIIT'sf FILESCII4N7III ENC4 4 ODIsrI6II t.li EAST hsr4give x sk e l Tbat the Court will be ray to receive Propane, in writing, on or befOre Wednesday, Bth December, from any Persons who may be willing to Let on Freight *good CO PPEIt-illtiT fOMLD SHIPS, of the burthen of from 580 to 700 Tons, builders' men aureate/it, for the said Company's Service for we voyage ouly. 11pe Tenders, with the words " Ship Teuder" at the grief, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or OAK* Twelve o'Clock at Noon otl the Mid ilth December, beyond which hour no Tender will be received. 41411E8 COBB, thei f iaii Semidry. The particuLys of the Terms and Condidous upon which the above Ships will be engaged in the company's Service, may be had Upon application to Mr. bobit Morice, Clerk to the Commit tee of Shipping, on or after Wediesday next, the 24th Instant. , '.. • _ CA TRACI/it • -, Pitt •bLAt B.ICAL JQURNAL, .6.- tot ivilki is juin peblitt&lbro4 LV. for Orrosta, 1813, Price 61. c1. condoned tireastatiys. contairs, Elvi,kuirt)* 4 6 .44Me.,44 ligg.kal Al ..i4-IkL 1.77/gITRI . '.- fA • ?Ht not.tovnsti scitadi A izti l'it6illl.ll .Git4K, LATIN, AND KNOLISH TRACTS: L • Viilllll 4 lA HOD/ERICA, h6ll et Oitysava -a 4 rfordiseddin! fiortr ri.is interpolationibus rtvirgafa, et in prioinani no. docti.; Cpsn dirFis Sc raomo , irs., atijdie 111D1 )4 PAY 2 Ktrioir; • 2a yawn ' . very many ad' : *.° A copy of ail book was &telt . by /Midi= -r0e • 117.- wards of 2E7. _ . _ _., _. .. . I .vent FOR HUNTiISOISO .• 101 . SHIgE. r : T O BE. SOLD, O 4NN!YAL Al RENT of li i . 84144 out of i•REEI-f OLD il• AWE and Precains rt , Prittry-laae, I luittior&m, Lit on Lease fora Term, of *bleb 1$ 4gars if now tinexpire.ti ; tte Leafier to repair. Cot tarliCulsrs, apilt to W. Surrban, Solicitor; Goland. • !var., ;..,0-I,l'on. SALES BY AuctioN-.7 CUS TOM HOUSE, ARUNDEL. , (V/#bout reyel•ye v 'oftbi highest Bidder„) . 4 hAt It er Cquall HP!i,e, Arundel, on Thursday, the sch Omit* , 1813, precis* St I wo o'Clock in the Afternoon, 7 THE fast sailing Cutter, callcd ihe IDAS, liasitugs i acinwauuring about 140 I ons, 4: Wit , her Maas, , Yatds, Bowsprit, Standing and Rutty , Rigging; Sails ' Ottits Anchors, Cables , Coats, which hi** been seized an d condem•-ed. The abort Cutter Is wellht nd, in gOod cOodition, alitP3t It el 3 years old. copper to Illy hvnds, has .2 carria ge guni..t.j.ll remarkably fast. we:l calculated for a Pnvat rt the iso.w.- foundlam.l,l.4.Aliterranean, or any trade reqtyritic 'twat, h. I':.t been a cswsiderahle time in the empl-y of Govemetent .a an hired armed Cut' tr, uu iIW Flo•lting asid Down* swim's L. DOW lying in a Wet Dock at Littietramyton. The Stores may be viewed at Aturtlel; by t 004 tirn at the Carton Houle, in Office home, thrre days movies, in the 5344.. N. B. A drpoS.t of 435 pvr Cent. will be* ileative4,_ • . H. 4 Chart of JO itfuoroyab to Rogi Lamtriges, with a De; Ay the Rey. R. Patrick, Hull. Acalthit of 'Herculaneum. sly the Rev. Mr'. ti;yter. • An Introductory Eistar O thy Prepositions or ii. Creek Language. By Prptessor Moor. V. AU Bishop Pearion's minor Tracts,cbronolug ir arranged. VI. T.. Ktleoper's tgio Letters to the Gent. Mag. on the 0- ford St rabo.. VII. De Gricoorum Verlds In Rega4 fect!ndts; i C. S.C. • . Hauptinatin. VUI. G. Canted de redone Emeacktypg Cr cos Auctores, Syn . tagma recinsauctiana. 13G **use on sati n Scholia,ts. • X. ()ratio de Publicis Atheniensiura :Vloribus, I Vakkensers • Lambent . Bos regube viz accentuum. XII. Ruhuken's Atfmadry. in Xestophon.is kletnotabilia: . . Orson de Unglue Arabitps rtiivate , aat.iquitate rt praa t • st aura' ;.,1 ily dr. 7 XIV. roe Lilis•privatis ac dUmer Icis Veterum : IJ C. Bulengero. •,* The Proprietors of •he CLASSICAL JOURNAL have just Vngas..-d 2 celebrated Scholar, who is now resident to PA PIS. to g * PP them a critical Dore.: of all books of consequence that aprear on •b. Cpntinent. . • The numbers are arcuisfacr published on the itarr of Apt% July, October, and January. Sushcribers may, therefore, lt4estqlent with t4Or R eyfaws and /ItlacAzi :cs, by giri::g a general order tothei r fiokso:lers. • * The seven first Vols. rray be had in boards for £4 41. • It is requested that all Conuututications be sent, one month at least, before tl,e day of publ•cat ion, and directed to A.J.VALer,I Teoke's t nun., Chancery-lane:, London. The above may ALWAI S be had of all Booksellers in Tom and Country. Should Oh y difficulty occur in procuring the above, a tine ad; dressed to Mr. VALPir, shah remedy the detect. HI. lES. Satrricto, Deeestrea 1, MS. AT a very purnerons and retpectable.Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town and NeighbOurhOod of Shef field, held at the "Town HA-this day, in pursuance of a requisi tion to the Master Cutler to that effect, JOHN MOULT, heq. Master-Cutler, in the Chair, It was unanimously resolved, • 1. That the recent glorious Victories of the Armies of his Ma• jesty and of his Allies, and the immediate prospect of the deliver ance'of great part of iurope from abject bondage excite in us the liveliest feelings of exultation and gratitude. 2. That a congratulatory Aeldras be presented to his Royal Highness the PRINCE Argun., on the late anspicious events. . S. That the Address now read be adopted by this Meeting. '4. That the Address do he at the Cutlers' Hall until Saturday evening, the 4th instant, fee Si/mtµ e. a, our 'tow/omen and Rieighbeers. S. That tlue Address he preseppd to thePepeca RROPNT, by the R Lied Viiicountlt 'iron; and the Tiob. Hurav Late sta.r s, the Members for ilifitounty. 6. That Von* nest:. the Stbleti- * gel be WA as s day of Rejoicing, and that it be v-•cominee4ed to the several Inns in the 'Town zo advertise Dinners at di ff erea . add sthied prices . so that all descriptioaa lit` the bahabimatt may have an opplasilmity of joining in Ow . hltivire- • . 7. That in Lieu of an llbarninatitin a Subscription Ise now en. * tered Iwo. and that the Morey sayaHocicd.tell-liedVdtrilmted to invalidSql.kts, tiati,iiela gT ant) yestdent in the wish of Shef fiAd, and to the Pamilles of such of our ToVidemen; is hive fought, sware ban lighting. the 'fig*. ofsheir Countrw. . b. la* a Corrunktee, coogsting of the following Gentlemep, shall be empowered to collect "andlliathute the Subseriptivn In such manner as they shall think swot aqueding co the state of the Claimants,. on the tnoralug of *ducky Jsesc,tbe 6th lis;tara. ' • The Master Cutler Richard Grath -i;S: Luta Rev.ThomasSettun John Rodgers IS. Rnberta Robert Turner William 'Coda ' E. Rhodes W. Younge; M.D. • Thomas Howard' James Drabblp Charles Brookfield Ititeph Read Joseph Parkin S. B. Ward I honiasVi!tsen Thomas•Huly Jelin Pardon John B P •it Y. .fis Roden 10-eph Nowell I. H., Abraham l jko wlAnd Hodgson Peter Brownell `itr. HOward - M•orge &vlet William Rust . t George Highfirtd .JOshua HawkaleY Francis Fenton 1 Henry i..oo&dcb • • John Sorby I J. MoirtgOinery • 9 . 'llya the Thanks of this itteitorg be siren to the Gni! , • nlen stint signed the .Riquisitiop to_the...hives Ceder. ,10. That !he l'hanks of this &Oen tike Cutler, fur his readiness in calling the sane. . . OXFf3RDS.IiIeIE. Capital and very Vaidable FREEHOLD ESTATFC. cmeistiet of fifTEEN HUMMED ACRE, of PRODDC LAND, within a Ring Fence, I . YTHE-FREE, ant LAND. TAX redeemed of the value of Ftiur Thousand Poundepts Annum. By Mr. FAREBRO THgR, At GarraWay'S Cuffce Hesse , Cornbiff, early !n ! • the Ysar IHI 1, • A CAPITAL, very VaitiAble, and eztens;ve FRKF.HOLD and TYTHE•FREE ESTATE (Land-cat I . :deemed), compriNing sundry very eligible Farms. with excel lent Firm Houses, Barn., S:ables, and all suitable Out-huildinp, Ulm: kites, Cottag, s fur Labourers, and three power ul I hresbing - Machinel, two of which are worked by water, titether with One 1 hotaand File Hundred and Eleven Acres of remarkably rich Land, lying within.a ring fete, in a high state of cult ea- Von, latety Let at rents amounting to XS69O per annum, highly improveable. The above Elates Are shone In the Kitish Of Great tsar; distant front Oxford 17 mites, eight from Banbury, night from Woodstock, six front Chipping Norton, and flee from the Birmiagliaatt and Oxford Canal. . Devrksive Paitieulars are preparing, and may be had one month priur fn the Sale, Mr. IL Mordants*, Heytisorpe, near F..on.:ete, to whom applications are to be made to view the . Effirtleuars also at the Star, Ox ford; . White Lines, Base. burl !* Mulibostrach Arms, Woody- itch ; Crown, Thime; Lamb, Waling:Ord ; White Hatt, Pierson; Crown, Standing ; Bell, et:airy; Virhlte Hart, Bath ; lien and Chickens. ; of Ale:4l-f. - Churdtill, Plead, t.nd Weston i ILJeII gat ; Meists. Graham, Kinderly, ate! Damvide, Sub.:nor.. Lincoln's! Um New ignare; and .of ktr. Farebrother, beaufart House, jeaulatt hniklinp, Strand, Liondan. CASINI'S EtlYlftO,N3 OF BAYONNE. This day was publipled, en a large sheet of double elephant, Price lOs. 6d. or la case 15s. It. NEW MAP of the Environs of BAYONNE, correctly copied from Calini's large Map of France. Published by'Sehn Stockdale, _ _ _ GII.AND, MAP- i ve T HR. RHINE. . _ This day was published, on Canvas and Rollers , eight feet eight . ~ inches,. b ß y r th .c ie r ftet .A t in wo o in i c l les u , c p:e vt li . . 12s. 6d. NEW MA P 'of the 'RHINE and adjacent - CoutviPs, po i the A4o4illeaapan Li) :11 ! : North . Sea and A n.tr Life pace of the Patric. Published by John Srockdale, I'LL-madly. Of whom may be liailv a 6ne Copp of Chauch.ird's . Map of Germany, 4cc. halt-bound, coloured Xi°. toe. •IIY PATEN f.—BUILDINGS FACED WI - 1H S 1 ONE. By this ventien Bri:k Buildings 'are Made as in beautiful and durable 33 those corstructed of solid Store; and a , less than ba!f the rapt-nee of common Ashler. The Stott, is attached to the surface in tFlullates or t-labs, by weans of our Romeo Cement, which is known to secure the wails frosts the pent t I ation of w .-i, and " [kat{ to contribute esivandly to rbe preseivation of the It is therefore nn longer ricotta= sary to imitate Stone by Compost ions, as Stone •itstslf, r.nl that of the must Iteautlful colour, ntay um be ust.til with the saw. facility as Stucco. Specimen!. of Buildings su far , -4 may he sail at C. Can't's,' No. 1, Dean -street, Soho; and at this Office; where, and at No. 10, To hill-struts, IS'esturnster, the lkOntait Cement may be bad separately. rAtt' Al and Co. Ns. 40, Ifanksido. • READY MADE LINEN WAREHOITSF., 187, ST e A 'JD, Comer of Aruniltl-streer., lIEBBERT begs leave to state to Gentlemen AIL -sod Fanidies, and Officers in tie ,Navy and Ai my, that his 6tock of Ready-mile Linen (comprising tlhirts, ki Waive ats,Drawers, ficc.) Household Linen, Damask and taiaper 1 able Linen, &c. is non' very complete, and he ri-vecifully soricits theca tavour Elm with a continu ance of that Fatrytage which they have hitherto conferred upon, :am. H. H. fits out Writers, Cello, and Families, at the very shortest notice, and as hit his been carefurto select his g , m.ls of tte very best quality, ami will charge them arfeasnnahle prices he flatters him.eif that he shall afford satisfaction to those ttilF: favour him wit:i their orders. N. it. An 4tegont and largo assortment of the most fashisna4ale Millinery essei, Ste. ater "I'WO 'AI , PitENTIOES WAN rip. 41S VHD:IA . CONSUMPTION, WH E EZING, AND HA . .6- . IIfrUAL OR WINTER COUGH. • rHE Pu b lic ate hereby informed, that an expedi tioiti CONVEYANCE of . GOODS, by the Wlf.TB and BEMS CANAL ItOMPANY, to and from LONDON to ABINGDON,. has liten established. The Company's Beats wiltweekly take their departure, with or whhouva full,Freight, on Monday In everyotek, horn the Three Cranes and Hambro' Wha , Queett-streer, Lo NDO ; and from the Canal Wht.tif, ABINGDON. By this mode the present system of waiting an indefinite time for a 101 l load will be obviated, and thereby save much inconvenience and 1034, too frequently occa sioned by such delay. The Company undertake to forward, with dispatch, Goads and Merchandise, from Abingdon - fo Bristol, and front Bristol to Abingdon and theseveral intermediate places—a List of winch, gwithabe names of the Wharfs and Agmti, is here subjoined: Places, Wharfs. • Agents. ABIbn.iDON, Canal Wharf, Mr. ). Prince. WANT.kOg, . vain, Mr. S. Plumbe. I. N r Ditto , Mr. Carter. . _ _ SWINDi Kol, • llittu; • Mr. J. Ca mm. %%rout TON AASSET Ditto, Mr. J. Gardiner. • I)ANSTEY bitto Messrs.Hopkint. CAL? E, Ditto. Cl-11PPPNRAM, Ditto, 'Mr. 'Whafrty. LACOCK, ' Ditto, Mr. C. Pottiest . . MEI.KoId/dati o Dint), • • Mr. p. Malawi. BATH, sL4i*cy Wharf, M • ft , . Oki ..N.. le., Wilts and. Berke ' sj. 18 r Rowe. ' 1413614 • "- Whne,Temple•Backg, erg'. -4 : •-•- ". • • Goods wilt be‘tnrwardod to Qxford. N.B. Terms and Conditions may he Jteatiavit of the Agents. ....- pb f tte antkotker D,er.t,hah'e articlps will he carsfoliy ware housed at any of the aboVe places.dct. 2r, a $l9. • • r the icy longs of ebnrll it Whiter." COLDS, C6UC‘I-IS, kio4ltStlitESS, ASTHMA. CONSli!'iilP !lONS, Ike. 91HE 'cilebran'ed - OXFOR.D LOZENGE is not A. "user a certain core for Colds and Coughs, but a preventive of Catarrhal Infection. No other Medicine has ever yet bad toe power of slgtiedegAnelLao antazi , g improvement on the organs of Ilse human vita at thi, fr?grant I.m.et,se. Public Speakers in tiv:--l'ulpft or at th•• Ear will find the- the use of this elogant Meditine will clear• the voice from boakeness and husk:lie*. and ctuder itonindieol,Atioot, art thtkhlu. A trial only toco9ditce .titu,actmetirb of foie singing of its pow eiful effects. 5u14 1 , wkolesate and retafl, tT Bayley and -Blew, Cockapne. street ; Bitzler,No, 4, Cheapaide; and 'Fmk, No. 46, Cornh 11 : Retail, by Ungar, - 1/0, 04(ovd.innet, Landon; Munday, Ox ford; an by cves7 rearctabk Vpudgy inTQatn and Courury, a' 25. ed. per1?...1. • tocx ANA :ill tualoA L PAT *Ow-11n ItnyalHig4el4 . theVua of rum'. aevutses•.• Tad of Leitrim. • C 4.. W. Oates JO. kn. Crl. J. Barry, M.P. Col. N. Cements, M. P. .3•011 n Lateuche, M.P. *Captain 1. /Tay. Sn ec LoN—Mr. Kiernan, Mem of the• Royal College, London. INSTITUTION, established (*of exClu sine Trestmenc and Cure et the VENEREAL DISEASE% and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, L./Icons dons, &c. has to boast the cure of tic. let; thau nititnts, An nually, many of whom have been afilicte d from it) to :Xi years. The early symptions of Gonorrlicea and Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's sup - erior and efficacious mode tit treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the genet:wee organs, which Impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here inure sucessfully treated than on any other plar. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either !ex, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Betifordoiquare, Where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the necessary advice and atoilliclue will be given or sent to any Past of the kingdom. :LO t It ho 1311 Ed nd RITSON'S ENGLISH SONGS, BY PARK. This day was published, in S. vols. post tiro. price .£2.25. bds. ASELECT COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SON( tti, with their or;ginal Airs ; a d an hourical Essay on the Origin and Progress of national Song. lty the late JosEeit RITsoN, Esq. The Second Edition, withaddirional Songs, and occasional Notes. By 'EHONIAS PARK,TV.S. A. Printed for P. C. and J. Rivington ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Blown ; Lacklristint, Allen, and Cu.; Catlol and Davies; C. Law; S. Papier ; J. Bookers Bk.ck, fury, and Co.; J. M. Richardson; J. Booth; R. Priestley; R. SchoLey ; Cradock and Joy : R. Baldwit.; and J. Mijor. • This day Were published, • in Three Voinnies two, price £l..i 14. 6d. hoar Is, flOC; KAPHIE MODERNE; or, Liv's of re .anarklble Character who have diminguished theniselves froni the. Cominencement of the French Revolution to th•• present Time, in which all the Facts which concern them re related is the most impartial and authentic manner. FROM '1 HE FRENCH. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, and at the British Cailt•ry, 54, New Bond-street. 1,- The Edinburgh Reviewers speak whis confidence of the accuracy of this work, from their own knowledge of the sources of irs information, and recommend it as highly interestin;; in various points of view, and' presenting us with Portraits of Beings, whose names we still recall with sensations of astonish ment and !error. This day was published, price iits. in boaids, the sth Edition of AN APPEAL to the GOSPEL, or an Inquiry into the Justice of the Charge, alledged by Methodists sad other Objectors, that the Gospel is not preached by the Na tional tlerp,y: in a Series of Discourses delivered before the Uni versity of Oxford in the Year 1812. By RICHARD MANT, M.A. Chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury. . “ I an: not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ : for it is theipaaoer of God unto salvation, to every one that believer's." Quod nos appellant bxrsticos, est illud crimen ita grave, ut nisi vide:our, nisi palpetur, nisi manibus dijsitisque teneatur, credi facile de homine Christian() non &heat." Oxford: Printed at the University Press for the Author: sold by .1. Parker ; arid by F. C. and J. kivington, J. Murray, and J. Hatchard, London. GERMAN LANGUAGE. This day was published, in one large volume, square l2mo. price Xi. is. bound, A COMPLETE POCKET DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH and GERMAN, and GERMAN and ENGLISH LANGUAGES, in Two Parts. By W. RENDER, D. D. Instructions for the proper pronunciation of the German Lao page, are prefliod to the Dictionary. London : Printed fur Sherwc,od, Neely, and Jones, 20, Pater noster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. A Practical Grammar at the German Language. Fourth Edition, .55. bound. 2. Exercises, to facilitate the Acquisition of the German Lan guage. Second Edition, 45. 6d. bound. 3. German Caligrapby, or, Specimens of German Writinf ; elegamtly engraved, 45. 4. Muller s Concise English and German Spelling•Booki or, an Easy Introduction to the Getman Groaussar, 4s. boosul. -1 ,17:1c;N5 7- s ESSENCE of CO .52E, sold at Manufactory, No 7k, dint Titchfield-street, Mary-la bonne, London, and by varluns Grocers, Druggigs, &c. 'rows and Country, in Isalf-ploc beedaii. Turkey - • Sy. od. Buurbon . 6d Tiotpes it:eudelL Plat.tation • . 2% 6(1 _ . _ A snlall;ea-spoon full of the &sestet/ put into a coffee-cup of boiling water, with sugar and cream, instantly makes a eup of strong dear ct,ifee. The Essence of Ccffee, made from October to April, will keep fur years in any amain. Sold clic) as 'above, Hawklnes Preserved Cream, which will keep good in any climate, and is equal to new Cream for enrich ing the flavour of coffee and tea, price Vs. 6d. the half pint bottle. U b.ing impos•lble to make good Culiet without pure water, Hawkns's Portabh Filtering Vessels are recommended, pier 4i. and upwards. In order to give the public an opportuoity of judging for them selves, t.',-fee from the fescue and preserved Cream, will be .aide any hour *Ellie day, at Si. par cup, including . a bbe.mit, - • -•- BY - Hl3 MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLO CH FOR mut r . ING AND SHEETINGS. THIS Atticle, so desirable fnr its Economy, and its great conduciveness to Health, is manufactpred on a mathematical principle (.upersedant l'usage de la fianelle, et ayant toute l'agreable de la toile du lin), and is suitable to every cli mate. It is admirably adapted tpr die Ilse of Gentlemen in the Army and Navy (as well as for the inhabitants of this changeable climate) preveutiog the baleful of of cold Chill, • eveb alter ever so great fa'igue or exercise. It is sold, stampetwitts the //atentee's Name, at the EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAP.7IDF, and at no other House, in Pieces, con taining S 6 yart l k and upwards, at 45..-.25. 6d. -.35. and 3s 6d.per yard; and nearly . half the price of Foreign and other Linens: The Sheeting', both 6-4 and 6-4, contain from two to fotir pair - each, uniting economy with comfort, front es. to Ns. 6d. per yard, that of its. 6d. is equal to Holland. of .7s. per yard. Noise art the Patent,e's but those Away: d with hit flaw, ste. The delicate Article of WHITE CHIN I'S, for Ladies Dress, may be obtained as abioie, in Pideei of three Dresses, at st 2. 2s. and £. Its. 6d each; and £3. 3s. those of boar Dresses. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori ginal invention of Mr. HkNAY, and brought by his successive Improvements to the highest perfection) continues to be prepared and sold by Messisa}Lugar, Manufacturing Che mists, Manch.ester• This agreeable perfumed Liquor which Is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and efbc.clous Antiseptics i may be kept unimpaired in any Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it fin affording relief in Head-achs, Fainting., &c.; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It counter acts, alai, the infection of Contagious Diseases. As many spurious and inferior preparations are sold under the same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only woof of its being gaming, Oat the names of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved en the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegarin battles, price 2s. 941. each, stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockquoserett. (the only Agents In London authorised' by the Proprietors;) where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Wild, Silver, Combas, Crystal, Also IiENRE'S CALCINED MAGNESIA la bottles at 2s. 9d. and larger with glass imam at 4e. et oeski their ;Watt being es site istimp. • rip HE fume of the ,Prepnred Herb R A MO tqll'M inhaled dada; 'husking, effectually allays Mot ILI irntatiou, and feverish Acton in the Lungs; while the Oxyntel promotes expectoration, quiets the eliculation, and improves the gther.... health. These combined operwions have restored Con suriiptive and Astlintatie lneal.ds to perfect health, whose coca had been pronuenced hopeless, te'toess the cues of Mrs. Klima - , Miss Legli, Sir Winton Althatn and others, which are pub hshesi.in the last Fditioo of Stu ge. , 0.1 Fisher's Familiar Treatise on tlw Causes and Cure of Arhnia, Consumption, Su. After such r.tiraculous cures, nu Codiwitiptive or Asthmatic patient should despair of core, however m'eaticed the diseasc may be. That Country Venders may be regularly :uppllM with these yalnable Remedies, the Proprietors have appolwed Mr. Richard rsurier of Chcanside, corner o S. Paul's Church-yard, the sehol:- sale and retsii ' Vendee, whose name is engraved on the Stamp, *tlial . the 'may discriminate the genuine pr. Ttaratton from the common nnprcpared Herb, which has been sulnituted for It by unprincipled dealers. Sold also by Harris, 60, Corner Lud gate-hill ; Bacon, I.:0, 0110 rd-street ; and most. Country Medi cine Venders, price 4s psi and Os. 6d, each. -• • - HEALTH AND HA? !MESS. WHEN the spark of life begins to grow dim, thsi circulation languid, and all the faculties impaired, Ds% VENEL'S RBSTORA 11VE BALSAM gives a fillip to the coat► stitutitm, replenishes the exhausted vessels, invigorate , the mus cular system, es il.trates the animal spirits, and re-animates die whole man. Li all cases of debility and relaxation. and in the vat Ines and complicated affections of the Nervous System, the tonic effects of this sublime remedy are speedily manifested ; and lin those distressing symptoms which prevent married people from having families, or a inch deter individuals from marrying, this Balsam Is proved and acknowledgpd to be the only certain I remedy. See " Dr. Veners Medical Admonitions to Marrlea People,' and his " Hiuts to the Nervous and De Waived of both Sexes," price is. 9d. Dr, Veners Restorative Nervous Balsam is prepared and sold by tie Proprietor, at his house, No. 10, Alfred-place, Bedford square, London, here he may be consulted person ally, or by letter (post paid) and loclosing the customary fee. It is also sold by the Proprietor's specialappointrnent, wholesale, by his Agent, Mr. Richatds, dr,uggist, No. 199, Strand, opposite St. Clement's Church : and retail, by Mr. Bacon, 150, Oxterd-street, opposite Bend-atrett: Mrs. Allen; 76, Oxford-street, opposite the Pan theun Mr. Bolton, front of the Royal Exchange; Mr. Chtisp, I .coekspur-street, corner of Spring Garden; Messrs. Pa room, boob killers 166, Fleet -street; Mr. Ward, 324, Holborn, r.ear Middle.* row ; Watson, £2, Soutkampt in -street, Covent Garden ; ; and by most respeetable Medicine Venders in every part of the Kingdom, price 10s. ed. 'per racket, or the quantity of four packets in one for 33t. • A CIRIAIN DISORDER. THE Value °Ma. FaXEMAN's GOTTA SALUTARIS. .has been so long proved, that noting of the present day Can bear a 'competition with it, in all the different mtges of a eErtain disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicates front ti the habit , without exciting the painful feelings and expoegre that attends salivation—without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement from business or restrict don of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than SO'years. In all the detility of both sexes they prove a never-failing resto rative—whether the debility Is produced by too free use of mer cury, b• • •• Illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate. To travellen and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn glues, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By hs efficacy many women have become mothers, who for many years bad, been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesak- and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheeps/de, the corner of St. Paul's Linirch.yard; and retail, by Bekaa and harp, Portsmouth; Hall &Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston. Mallory, and Jones, Porten ; Trewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy. ' • Glluville, 'Gilbertand Hoidand. Plymouth; Newbury, Dub. lin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mandenoss Scott, and Reaburn, Edinburgh; Crurwell, Bath ; Ross & Peak Hull; White, Brighton • Roberts, _Seldom, and Raff, Cloultoo. ham ; Cresson and Edwards and Penny, lairlypool; Stains and Lynch, Manche s ter ; Bowen, Norwich; Kn ott an d Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and Jinni Medidna is ;Potties, sit f n s. 94. It. 6d. and Mi. Just poilished,iirlee Bs. 6d: • * ADDITLONAL'LETTERS, in Answer to the Rev. Mr. D'OYLEY's ATTACK oe Sir ,WILLAA.AI DR U NlMOblCes 1/1 PUS 3U QAIms. Con: taining a variety offlusrealintBlßlXF4l. PIA:ftQlWa aficidallne thoSiteroll Writing*. .'= *.• By viNDrx B/BLICTIS Ind CANDI.DTiI I Sold by Sksrwood, Neely and Jones, Patersoltr.r-row s , and all Booksellers. INTERESTING NOVEL -- , SECOND TIN tION. 1 his day was published, - - • In Three Visit. price 18s. in boards, SENSE AND SENSIBILITY.—A NOVEL— . By a LADY. • Pzissted Xos T. Egerton, Wigtoball ; Ma may be hid of all Bookkuers• • This day were publipited, in t Volumes, price 183. boSrds 'the Second Edition of SERMONSior ROCH and DOMESTIC U.SE - : designed to illustrate antt. enforce, in a coortected Vlnr s tT most 4121)n-tont A rt;cirs of Christian Paith anl'Practici. By RICHARD MANT, M. A. Chaplain lo.tite Arcbisiabrst ofCanterbury. • Oxford: Printed for J. Parker; and for P.C. midi. lids lotion, PastraCharth-yaid;d.ondon. • - ":• This day was published, Price 4s. In boardi. the Second Edistaii of RELIGIOUS 0, 0 MO(A L REFLEOTIONS origit=aily ipteOsid f/r the use of his Parishioners. By SAMIJECIRJPKINSON, S. l*.B. Rectnr of ftot). and Vicar et Morton CURT liacconby. Printed for 1. Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church•yartl. The hirifttlily Reviewers of June, 1791, speak of the first edi tion of this Work, among other observations, thus ;—" The title sogicitirly reck,res i s. nature and ; s) pions, laudable, and chartable are the intentions (IF tie Author, that Criticism must stand at a revectful distance," kkc. le! yet un-