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1 • . . . . r • -t ,•••...t . , .- Al i var l if t), e 3 .4 • .: : - ‘N, It 11 0 i • \ a mhb- . 1 1 • illM Pr..ilV -11 Ol S: t • ' J.): --- • _____._•._ „ 7 7 4747 •; 71....'; ' 4 )V k • e ;~,j ~i ' 1 Nr M DER 8620. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. :pXHIBITION of a magnificent PAINTING of • 'ld BONAPARTE, taken in Paris, by his special.permission, on -his return from Moscow, by the Historic Painter LE- T EI3VRF,..aod completed umler the immediate superintendence of the celehrated DAVID, First Painter to Napoleon. The above grand and inimitable Painting represents hmt st a nding Upon the Throne of the 'Ellin lieri es, in his 'lmperial State Robes, of the na tuts...size, with the Regalia of the French Empire., 1 he Painting was late'the property of the Mayor 'hod Municipal COuncil of the Citt of Liege; was 'removed from the Mansion-house of saftl City on the abdication of Napoleon, and is the only itatur..l hke mess new publicly exhibiting in Europe. To be seen at Ms Sutton's No. 53, West side of Lefeester *rue, from ten t,ll dusk. Admittance is. Printed descriptions to be bad at the Room. NLW HARP MUSIC. \T ADE R AN's Cilefiraird NOCTURNE (No. 11 4) for the Harp, with Accompanitnenta for Pianoforte and Violin, Ity J. iNloizing!ii, price ss. single 3s. 6d. A favourite Air. coniltssed by Peesielle, arranged with Variations for Harp by H.si:nes, price 4s The •avouritc Spanish Cachucha, as daneril by Matt Mercandbtir, with Variations for Harp and Pianoforte, by P. Rattail, pricess. tingle us. Copenhagen %l'atltz, arraoged expressly 'for the Harp, by H. Horn, price 2s. La llitaolina, a favourite Venetian Air, with Variations for Harp, by J. hi. Wippert, price I. 6.1. A favourite Collection of Waltzes (No. 4, to be cautioned) f,r I-Lap and Piano-forte, by F. Marsano, price 4.5.6 d single, is. 6d. A Sonata, expressly for the Harp, in which is introduced favourite Airs by N. B. Challoner, Op. 13, price Sa, Published by Gou;dingk D'Alnaaine, Potter, and Co. No. 2C, Sobasiteare, ant: 7. Wesanoreland-street, Dublin DISTRESS IN GERMANY.. Translation of a Lever of 'Fhants from Prince Field-Marshal fluidize (or £5OO, voted to Lowenberg, and four Villages Silesia, addressed to R. H. Mato zN, Esq. " (rlß—Yutir letter of Jul y I have duly received. Accept my warniest thanks for the zeal and activity with which you exert yourself to alleviate the distresses of my u of:lr tunite ceumrymeo ; and be assured, tint no one can be more s'eepTy wildlife of the great services recdered by you and yout t‘,.idjutors to humanity, whilst so indefatigably engaged hi drying_ the tears of misery occasioned by a war, the result of which was' the peace and happiness of Europe. 1 repeat the assurance, which gave you in person, of the sincere esteem and attachment which 1 shall never tease to feel for yoe, and for all the Members of vial. Philanthropic Committee. " G. BLUCHER; " Perlin, August 16, 1814." Athount already advertised - £112,090 10$. 10di WIPCILIPTIONS SINCE IttCEIVLD: At DoSses. I Collection at St. Mary's Richard Lanyon, Lost- Church, Kilkenny, on withel £3 S the day of 'l'hauks -7th a. and Wu giving, by Rev. Peter Loader 2 S Roe Mrs. Harper, I fall 5 0 Subscrir ions From Kur. Siibieitiptibns from the thasupton & vicinity, 'Prawn of Northanip- fax rem'. tante £93. lls. 941. ton, stVrenlit. Si 145.111 d. From a few Individuais From the Ladies' Asso- at Hacluiey, fur the elation at Chenrsforg, Orphans balance 2 4 Colhetion among the inirserilitions from Bets- Servants, at dine, for s tol,by the FentaleAs- ditto - 0 IT 6 iodation, fur the Or- • Ditto Pty a Uttle Girl,.ln, Olan Fund, remitted Clayton Sillool al Ireland, Bengough, ' duke for ditto 0 7 I making a total • At Lloyd's. amount of 4;17 al. 47 6 o Colleetea at Metho. Collection at Ettentor, dist Chapel, Think, Derbyshire, per Yorkshire, pd John Mr. Smith - 73 0 Armitage; M inter 11 0 0 At Committee Room.' Collection in ties Parish Collected in June, 1814, of 6hohdoB, in Here lQ Parish Church fordehire - ti f G of Wollinston, Salop, Ditto In the Parish of by Rev. Mr. Eyk en 84 8 6 Harrold,' in Redford- Coll,rtion in the Parish skire - - 10 9 7 Church at Elgin, per Ditto, Ditto, extra - f f 3 Rev. Wm. Guctiou 13 18 6 10 0 6 0 Sulmcripthuss received at the Bars of the City of London Ta vern • I...oyd's Ceffee- house; Sto.k lazi.at:4;e; and at all the Banitas in Town and Country. R. H. istARTEN; 7 IMF' HOWARD, 5 °•er•orin• • MAJESI'Y's ItQYAL Lg ITEKS PATENT. SIBLY'S RE-ANIMA'rING, SOLAR TiNcITJRE is paraicalarly reaso:tended in Diseases of the Eriait and bangs, Asthma, Dropl', Consumption, Nervoi's Complaints, Agues, Convidsions, anti all violent Disor.iere of the titoaliaeholdßowels,"&c. It is pleasant to the taste, grateful tc, the stomach. So mild are its of that it may be given to woi nienmias cWld, or infants in the month. stsid hi Bottles at Is. lc 6d. awl u s. wholesale and retail, at the Sdiar Tlncnire Warehouse, Ni 6, Albiott.street, Surrey koak and natal! by'Earelay:antl Sons, Fleet Market ; Criv, cor ter of Gardens; Jeboult, Oxford - street; . Wzrd, I i:,:he.ra Land:ill, Royal Ricks:lir Gate; :iut ton and Co. Bow Litu rch - yard and by most Venders in :he kit . ;; ; If. balialatt ball C. W. Sailed written apps the wrAyper. This day were published, in 4 Vnls 12mo. price 181. hoards, RECORDS' OF A NOBLE FAMILY.- ;By JANE HARVEY • Author of " Memoirs of an. Anchor," &c. &c Scr e . Printed for Lon&man, Hurst. Kees, Orine, and Brown, Pater noster-row, London ; and H. IVfozlinf, Gainshorciughs This day were published, in Bv - o. price 9s. boards, A LPINE SKETCHES, comprised , in a Short 11 Tour ,through Parts of E-49LLAtkID, FLANDERS, FRANCE. Savoy, SWITERVANSI, and GUM:AI:I.Y. during the Sbnosser of 1814.—8 y MEMBEit of the 117419"Eittitt \ Y of OXFORD. Printed for Longman, Hurst, bra, Orineoind grown, Pater ft:DALT roar. On the 10th of WA :14W ;An be aubßstted, in On VoL 4tti. . - RODERICK, tki'Llist•of the baTH4,. a Tragic Poem. • By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq. • • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater ilorer.row ; and at the British Gallery. 54, New Bond street. Also, speedily will be publi3hed, by the same Author, ThellisTotte of the BRAZIL!. Volume the Second, in 4to. WEtiNEsPAY; OCTOBER 19, 1814: GEORGE INN. GRANTHAM. RBURBIDGE respectfully informs the Public, e travelling the great North .Road, that be his reduced the price of POSTING to t tNE SHILLING a MILE. This day was published, In 3 Vols. 12mo. the Second Edition, price Xi. ls. boards, of %VAVERLEY ; or, " 'TIS SIXTY YEARS SINCE " A Novel. Printed by L Ballantyne and Co. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. G.WERAL POST . ..PAWN, 311446:r 17, tit 14. B Y Statute 39 Geo. 111. cap. 76, called the SHIP LE ma ACT, the Postrauter General was authorized to receive Letters directed to places withiu the King's Domi nions, and to Countries 6ryond the Seat, and to forward them by any Vessels (although not Picket Boats) and to take a Rate of one half of the. Packet Postage of Letters conveyed by Packet Boats. Ard by the same Act the Postmaster General was authorized to take a Rate of Postage of 4d. a singl.2 Letter, aust so in pro portion for Letters brought by :alio other than by PacLet Boats t butler certain Regulations front places .ftread into Great Britaix. On the 10.1 of Noventbee will he published, in 4to: THE HISTORY OF ENGLANC, from the Norpian Conquest to the Accession of Edward the First, in Two Parts. Part the First—Comprising the Civil and Poll. .titalHistory.—Pict the Second—Containing the Literary History of England during that period. By SHARON TURNER, F.S. A. _Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown, Pater noster-row tand at the British Gallery, 54, New Bontl.street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Hisroar of the ANGLO-3AXONS,. in Two Vols. 4tq. the Second Edition, price £3. Ss. boards. This 'clay were published, in 12mo. price 88. boards, RULES of LIFE; with Reflections on the Manncrs and Dispositions of Mankind. I'rinteti for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster •row. ,13y a careful perasal of this work, readers will find themselves placed in Insuy situations which they may expect in lire. 13y due releition on the measures they ought to pursue in these circum s,tances, the mind acquires A habit of thinking and judging for itself; it becomes more and more expanded, and at last perct:lves objects in their true li hj um: native colours. ANIOERSONI MEDICAL. CATALOGUE FOR 1814-15. This day was published, price ls 841. A , A CATALOGUE of an extensive Collection of BOOKS in Anatomy, Medicine, Surgery, Midwifery, Chemistry, Botany, &c. New and Second-hand; many of then recently imported front the Continent. Sold by John Anderson, (late Underwood) No. 40, 'West Smithfield, London. To which is added, a complete 1.11 of the Lectures delivered In London, with their terms, hours, &c. And Tables of the Pay of the Medical Department of the Army, Navy, and East-lndia Company's service. A few Copies only now left on Sale of QOLONION'S GUIDE TO HEALTH; Three Shdlings ; being a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; abo General Remarks on those Diseases with which the Human Body is most frequently afflic ted, and Remedies most properly adapted for each respective Complaint.. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; and Shetw►ood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; and all Booksellers. . • Early next Month will be published, neatly printed, Embellished with F.ngtavings of the Heathen Deities, A N entire new and correct Edition of the THEO LAL LOGY and MY I'HOIDGY of the ANTIENT PAGANS, written particularly few Female Instruction. By I►tiss HATFIELD, Author of Letters ott the Importance of the Female Sex, with Observa , ions on their Manners and Education. Printed for G. and S. Robinson, 25, Paternoster-row. In the Press, A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON FINDING L.A.. the LATITUDE and LONGITUDE at SEAS with Ta bles designed to fadilitste the Calculations. Translated front the French of M. DE ROSSEL. Member of the French Board of Longitude, late Captain in the Navy, &c. By THOMAS MYERS, A.M. Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. To which are added, by the Translator, an evensive Series of ExantOes, adapted to the various Rules given in the work ; an Introduction to the Tables, explanatory of their construction and use; and some additional Tables. Comprising the most simple and commodious methods of performing all the Astronomical Calculations requisite at sea, with the assistance of the Nautical Almanac only. . . Printed for G. and 5. Robinson, 25, Paternester-row. Farly neat month will be published, LETTERS from ITALY.; containing a View of the %ttvo:ution in that Country, from the capture of Nice, by the ri et ch Republic, to the expulsion of Pius VI. from the Ecclesiastical State: Likewise pointing out tite marclile , s Wnrks of Art which still embellisS Pisa, Florence, Siena, Rome, Naples, Btlogna, Venice, &e. Also,. specifying the expenses in curred by residing in various parts of Italy, France, dec. 119 that persons who visit tteContinent, from esoonsnical motives, may ielect the mole eligible( places fora permanent resileuce. With InatrUctlaas for the use of invalids and Families, who may wish to avoid the expense attendant rpon travelling with a Courier. 1 he Second Edition, revised, corrected, and considerably en; hyped; by nit Itinerary of Cha.nuuni, and all the most frequented passes of the Alps, Germany, Port (+gal, Spain, France, Holland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia and Poland; together with Instructions for Invalids, relative to the Island tif Madeira. •Ey MARIANA STARKE, Author of the Widow of Malabar, the Tournament, the Beauties of Carle-Maria-Maggi Paraphrated, &c. Printed for G. and S. Robinson, 23, Paternoster-row. JONES'S DICTIONARY OF RELIGIOUS OPINIONS. • In a few days will be published, 12mo. boards, IApICTIONAR.Y of RELIGIOUS OPINIONS; or a brief Account of,ihq various.Denattninations into which the Profession of Clulstlinity is divided ; alphabetically arranged. Dy. Wi 141.14 M JONES, Author of a History of kbe Waltienveq. Of the former Work of the Author, and how far he may be ex peiteri to 'hi an impartial rporter of the op;nlons of others, the MottiMißeriew has said. w Although our views do not wholly e•boldi with' the ideas of Mr. one; , and although we differ from h in malty pardeolars, we Inapt bear our teatimony to the in siostry cr u d judgment which his lab • ours display, and to the can dour which they every where disc , oror. The author states facts correctly, at.d subsoil* his theory t• the judgment of the isader wlthentt the sli3latest attempt tosuisreprosent none are misled," &c. die - 1 -Monthly lteview, lune. I 111 4. Loudon : Printed for Gals. Curos, and Fenner, Paternoster -1 iOW ; am! The first Chu; in the above Act continues in force :—but By an Act passed iii the last Session of Parliament. 54 Geo. cap. 169, the above Rate of Postage or 4d. a sing!e Letter will cease on and from the 10th October, 1814 ; and a Rate of 6d. a single Leiser, and so on in proportion on double, treh'e, and ounce Letters, will become payable in lieu thereof, in addition to any Inland Postage which may arise upon the internal conveyance of the 1 et: ers. And the same Act contains the follosvin Regulations, viz : . . . _ Ship Letters may he forwarded by the Parties tiletuseirts. SECT. 3. The Postmaster General shall rece:ve Letters di rected to places Abroad, both within the King's Dominions and Klngdoins and Countries beyond the Seas, from Persons who may be desirous to forward ihem themselves uion payment of a third of the Packet Rates, and shall mark the l'ostage and rt. Mill the Letters to the person., who may forward them by auy Vessels, not being Packet Boats, wkhout penal y. Persons Licensed to collect Letters. Sccr. 4. And the Postmaster General shah and may Licence Persons to collect Letters to be to forwarded upon payment of the aforesaid Rates, to as such licensed Persons shall previously' bring the Letters to a Post-I:Mae and pay the Rates,—and all Coffee-house Keepers, Brokers, and others desirous of collecting Letters at their houses, are hereby required to apply to the Gene ral Post• Office, in Lombard -street, or to the several Postmasters at the Out Ports, fur the said Licences, which will be delivered to them free of any charge whatever. Averts in the King's Dormnions and Coentriel beyond the Seas. Sec r. 5. For the Security of Letters confine to Gr,..t Britain, and to place them sander the opera:ions of this Act, Sect. 5 atul 6, the Postmaster General is to authorize Persons Abroad to col lect Letters from Masters of Ships and others, and to make thetas up in sealed Bags or Parcels addressed to the Vormaster General, putting into the said Bags or Parcels a Certificate of the Number of Letters contained in the same, .and an Impression of T he Seal which shall be used, and the dare when sealed, and for their care and trouble the Masters to whom the hags or Parcels shall he confided for conveyance to Great Britain, shall pay to such au •horized Person at the rate of 3s. British Money, for every 50 Letters, and so in proportion for a greater or lesser number. he Packet Agents and Deputies to the Postmaster General in the King's Dominions, or Countries beyond the Seas, the Co lonial Postmasters, his Maysty's Consuls, or Vice-Consuls, or where there are no Public Officers of these deseript loos, any orin- Public Officers or respectable Persons are hereby authorized by the Postmaster General to make up Bags aad Parcels of Letters in the manner before descr.bed. Masters of Ships. Secy. 6. Are to pay as above for the. Bags entrutte.l to them, and on delivering the same in a perfect state at any Post. Office in Great l3ri•ain, will be repaid by the Podniaster the sum of money which they shall have so advanced, and also for thehbown care and trouble the sum of Two-pence per Letter for every Lett. r or Packet contained in such Bags or Parcels. SECT. 7. If any Master shall *pen any Bag or Parcel en trusted to him, or take out any Letter, or not d ly deliver the bag with the Letters at the Post. Office, of the place where he shall arrive, without wilfuk or unavoidable delay, every Master shall forfeit and pay sCSOO. .... Sec r. 11. The Mayers are required on their arrival in Port, to sign a Declaration that they have delivered all Leven sin board accurding to the Act, stud until such Declarathti :he Offi cers are not to permit the Veasil to break Bulk, a .41 every Ma-- ter whinny neglecting shall *cultic £so. And with respect to Letters from Great Britain to Co•intriel l abroad, Masters of Vessels are reqteied to take notice, that if they shall have on board ally such Letter (except the Letters of their Owners), neither inclosed in the sealed nags tbat will con tinue to be made up at the General Po,t-c)ffice, and at the Out- Port., nor having the official mark and stamp, to denote that a rate of postage has been paid for the same (of which stamp im pressions are exhibited every Post-orrice), such Mater shall, as aforesaid, forfeit the sum of live Pourlds for every Letter. And the Officers of the Customs arc, under this Act, to admi nister an oat to every Master, that Jte ha; nut any Letters oa board contrary to law. Officers of the Customs. Sccr. 9. The principal Ofkeers of the encotne at every Port are required to search :hips for Leiters ou board, contrary to the Act, and to seize them, and they are to be intitled to a Moiety of the Penalties. Sect. 10. Such Officers are required to administer an Oath to every Master outward bound, that he has net any I.e:ters on board 'which have not paid the Rates. got being the Letters uf. the Owners. _ _ A Declaration is to be signed by every Master arriving from abroad, as explained in that part of ibis Advertisement imme diately addre.sed to hem, and until such Declaration the Offi errs are not to per sit the vessel to break bulk, and (sect. 12) if any Collector, Cu iptroller, or Principal Officer, hereby required to prohibit any s:tip or vessel breaking bulk until the provisions of this Act be complied with, shall permit such ship or vessel to br e ak bulk, such Collector, Cotftptroller, or Officer so permitting such ship•or vessel to break bulk, shall forfeit and pay the sum ut Twenty Pounds; one moiety thereof to be paid to the informer. Merchants, brokers, and the Public. Sect 8. Will take notice that if any person whatsoever shall send any Letter or Packet, by any ship or vessel, of which be shall nut be the Owner, or if any Master shall have on board or carry any Letter not being the Letter of bis Owners, without such official mark thereon, the person so offending shall furfeit and pay hive Pounds fur every such Letter or Packet. Se.t. 14. Any Person who shall forge or counterfeit the Stamp Mark of Postage, or Eh signation, to be put upon the Letters by Authority of the Postmaster-General, with intent to avoid the Postage, will be guilty of a Misdemeanour. Sect. 13. The I Penalties of this Act to be recovered in any Court of Record with full Costs; a Moiety to be paid to the King, and the other to any Verson who will inform and sue fur the same. Sect. 15. This Act does not extend to restrain the East India Company nor their Directors, from sending and receiving from their Governments and Servants abroad, Packets, Letters, and Papers relating to the Affairs of the Company; and of their Go vernments abroad hi the manner accustomed; but all Letters that are not the Official Letters and Packets of the East India Company, are liable to the Rates and Regulations of this Act. lids Act will be put in execution at the General Post-Office, London, and at all I'ost Offices in Great Britain, on the i 1 tt. of October, Itil4, and in places abroad as soon nt may be after wards. be Postmaster-General will feel it his duty to talfurce Pay ment •f the Penalties on every breach of the Law. 14 Comentwodif the Peas:mire Gweral, • ''FRANCIS FRE rt j l NG, Seeietary. BAYLEY's LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. phis matchless composition far Boots, Shoes, liarnrot, &c. wiz,' less labour, produces a more BRILLIAN and lasting JET BLACK, than tan be obtained Mom any oth:.r preora- Bon : it She possesses the superior quality of rendering the leather more durable, by preserving it soft and pliant, and pre venting it from cracking. Sold wholesale aria retail by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, Cockspur-rtreet London, (where the Patent Cake s continu e t o be made and sold as usual); also retail by must of the usual Venders. I'ints Is. Gd. half-pints 10d. each. To prevent Imposition. the Li.bels are sired " W. BAYLLY; " BAYLEY and BLL I. PRICNSIZPSXCn-HAf.FPI:ICNY. lif AG RICIII:TIYIt (Air: D4TITI.F.M *and SI'()/t ItIORTHAMP - lONSItIRE... TO BZ. SOLD TIT AUC TION, with immediate Possession, Ac the Whillt Shea! Inn, in Dismay, on Wei:nest:ly, the ed of November, In 14. at four o'clock (Mike, previou.ll di4pomul of by Ihriva•e : Contract, of which due notice wJI he given), C APUI'A L, free and Laud -tax redeemed; consisting ;. 0 An "Oka! FREEHOI.II ETATE,. Tithee newly erected Dweliing.linuse, in a most healthy Mitt*. a: 11 commanding very beau•iful and picturesque views of the 14;stee wicic.shire Hills and adjacent country, fit for the residence a Gentleman and family, and well itilaptetl far an Agriculturist; with large Grana•irs, barns, Scabies, Coach-houhe, Farm yen's, and all suitable °Erni, in good repair; and upwards .of Scrl Acres of uncommonly rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land (of which between 40 and 50 Acreh are Arable), within a mg fence, well watered and timbered. and abounding with Gaut , most deslraNy &tired at OKAY I ON and S IAV ER VON; within one mile and a half of Daventry, a. d a rpiartei of a mile of the London and Warwit It Turnpike itoa4s. A more desirable P. perry for an Agriculturist, or a dtritli• man fond of Field Sport+, has never been iffeved to public hale, having a ready communication wilt the h:st 'Markets in the Mulland Counties, and b::ug within a very easy distance of the Althorp, Prcbley, Duke of GraLun's t and utter fox-hoertid., and in a good Shouting Country. The l'arechial Aii:Stallentll are very moderate, and the reads uncoNinnnlyvol /fa the Purthase4noney may remain on mortgage.. Apply to Mr. Burton, Solic:tor, Daveutrikat wheat Mies a Map of the Rotate is left. - t ay ;HIS maiatili^S PATENT. • i)OVAL• ANTI L ATTRITION 'COMP° SI. Z.& 'PION, instead of Tallow, Oil, or Gressit. tit pr. vent the Effects of Friction in titeam-PAigtm:s,'Machitsery, Milts. Car riages, Coackei, Waggons, Ceres, &a. 'instead of Copper fur Ships' Bottoms, Tar, .Paveline. and Service fw Rigl•ng, ur ser. vice for Cables ; to preserve Polished Steil ter fruit it OM rust Wood or Wooden lluddinp from the Dry-Rot ; and by ths Joe of which the Public save in ill casesZtes Ursa than three huldred per cent. czeludve of saving wear and tor, time and labour. Sold, tor the Patentees, at N0...10, CSaring-Cross. near V.er Admiralty. London, ; and, by their apponsument at nor - Ship Chandlers, Printer., Baoksellers, Libraries, Stationers, Drug gists, Aledicbte Warehouse., Yet fuiners, Iroontongess, Cita re, c(;aclintakers, liinkeepsis, Coach and Waggon-offices, Oil and Colour-shops, Sadie:A, and Shack:cps:ft in tic United Kingdom, in boxes, price is. S. 64. ; 10s. ; One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. , 3'he smallest size Box eotraias a Quartity sufficient to Primo a Four Wheel Carriage Fouti times, with which it will run up wards of Six 'fbousand Miles, and it wilt answer in the tuna proportion for all other kinds of. work. . - - - - - QLATER'S PATENT STEAM KITCHEN and ItANGB, Complete, with late Improvemems, is war. ranted to be superior to any other Apparattusin she Kinds= for all kinds of Cooking (either in lar ge or small Familie., In the most clean and delcate manner; its yahoo. operation, of Steam ing, Boiling, Itoastlog, flaking, Stewing, And Broiling, and sup. plying constanily from one to It gallons of Trolling water, and Wick or without a Hut Closet. are all per:canted by the use of one small Fire. ha superiority over eves y other method of Couki-g con4sts principally In the tollow;ng particulars: 1. It stands in a smaller compass, and Ii intended Lit lets trouble than Is uccasinned by any other mode of Cooking, and it is al. ways well understood by once or twice using, nor as it so lublo to he out of repair. V. Halt e fire that any other on the meat economical plan consumes is su.ficieltt, awl it is wholly free horn great heat, and all sulpleure•tus ur other dtsageres.ble smells. 3. lite cooking by steam (viz) k.t distilled water. Meats up cooked do not imbibe impure suls.tances, suck as collect in tea kettles, Ic&. 4. Victua's dressed on this plan may be cooked t. second time and be $4 !.tood as at the first, or when ready fur dishing, can be made t,i) w :it an hour without being spoled. 5. iteastit:g by hot air nu this plan is ithaer ebanly,ancl there is a sating of one pound of meat in ten both In t‘oiltng and roasting. 6. The whale is free frum the poisonous effects of copper, or coppery badly tinned. 7. The Apparatus has been proved by parrictear calculation Dill many Unitises who have It in use, to clear its first cost ha from sit to in moot: 4, yielding or saving of more than 30 per a set. bath in the we.l„ltt o:'l'ietuals dressed, and in the spindly of foe: used. Orders receive-el by 'conchs Wavitt.twoaa u, Agent to the Patentee, at the Shew Rooms, No. 64, Great Re.sell-street, Bloomsbury-square, where may be seen the Patent Kitchen aid RaNe complete. Wholesale Warehouse, Hart-street, Bloomsbury. LES PASTILLES MA R TI A I.L ES do MONT. PELIER ; or, AROMATIC LOZENCk of $ FEEL. are a discovery cif the first importance to the . pt.sent and suc ceeding age., their happy effects being equally widen, certain and ;remanent; so diffusely salutary, that while they give tone to nerves, and health and vigour to the entire frame, they impart a p. nial heat through the whole system, tad a:Mande the animal spirits in such a manner, that they may fairly he s.,A to reanimate nature; for these diseases occasioned by debiliiy, relaxation, pros.. tratlon of strength, or want of tune in the nervous system, they are recommended with the utmwt conficlance, as the must agree ! able, safe and infallible remedy that ever has been, or perhaps,- ever can be discovered by the researches of science; they act nut as a temporary stiniuln., or by irritation, but by gradually and effectually strengthening and renovating the constitution, ex citing the healihy action of, and irparting increased energy and vi our to every part of the human fra:ne; they restore the. km guid, debilitated, nervous and relaxed of both sexes to sound and vigorous health; when airtraloll to exercise loss or depr :any of appetite, and pallid countetianc e indicate ruathing consump d lit on, the delicate female wilt be tenured to raltb and 'ode: yby the benign influence of this medicine. At Montpelier these lozen , es legit:red a degree of celebrity unequalled in the annals of medicine, and wavy pernins who have gone there front this country, attribute their i .:‘ ov:ry mute to this iiivaloable preparation than to any other cau s e whatever. Prepared by the Pro p. rietor, I. P. Seddon, and sold wholerik; and retail by Ids Agent, Mr. Gdford, 156, Straud, London. In box.' at 7s. and YYs. rut; also by Davison'', I, Parliament 'tree, Dublin, (Arents for Ireland); Baxter, Edinburgh; Muit day and Co. Ozford; bleggy and Co. Chehndurd; Cruttwell, and Nleylei's,. Bath; 14N:be and Cu. Salisbury; Latigdun and Co. Sherborns 'lrewinaa, Exeter; and Lama Vender" of Ale (Heine in the Kingdom. ro prevtait inspondan, each box is signed by the Proprieor (J. P. Seddon) ha his own band writaig, without which moue can polto.ly he genuine. DA. HOW W ELL'S POWDERS, Its. Picket. Fl'l'S, Ell LE PSIES, CONVULti.ION4 HYSTERIC:i, and ill kinds of iatlicaly cared by Dr. itt WE I.L's l'()W lt S,upwaro.s of 30 Year. eAablisbaL The efficacy of these iavaltrabit: Powatri In the above &Artie. kg 42.6 declei a, No: herb I Ably iluved by the.neasereue Curet already communicated to the Public, lcout whldi the Ili. law it k ; 6 se l ec t e d : • _ _ Mi.s Ams Williams, of Laytonstone, E•ses, sixteen yean oU, had violent fits Ir Lin her eb:klhookl ; but s .spon talus the,. Pow ders. she was tuba eumplettly cured, and tow eukbys perfect P : fur wl3icb great b!si:itig the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Minister of Laytonstorte, ribbciy nits/sad thanks to the stssisou rv, f 4 his Chapel, uu tue lOth of Novrtuber ; aho attested by Mr. W. &Lublin, Meter of the ; Mr. T. Muscles; ar4 Mrs. R. Grai.s. sortrehni Renudy h prepared under the patronage of pis Majesty, by Pr. IL:mill, follow of Kinds College, sad is .uld at his house, No. If, It atbbontrislace, Oxfor !-road,Loadon, and nowhere else. at I Is. a racket, iu wide,' is enclosed a lseauam writ en by the Doctor on the aboet , mea.tioswd lbst-o,ta. AU leper• (poa paid) duly a.ometel, sad We prudes ant es auy 1.31 t of the (Jilted MA4;414.414 katients'attnard in town asi wain; THIRD TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Stl‘at:lS will pet film a sow Ceuredy, in five Acts, eddied POLICY ; OR, THUS KUNS THE WORLD AWAY! :I:.AL LUAAACTERS: Mr. POPE, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. LOVEGROVE, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. WRENCH, Mr. HUGHES, • Air. BARNARD ; Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. HARLO WE, Miss KELLY, and Mrs. OFtGER.. • • The Prologue will he spoken by Mr. I. WALLACK, and the Epilogue by Mrs. Gtovta. After which, the Conaii Interlude . of BLUE DEVILS. To which will be added, the Musical Entertaitiment of MATRIMONY. The rew Comedy called Policy; or, Thus -Russ the World Away, will be repeated every evening till further notice, the h igh:; of Mr. Kean's performances excepted: on Friday, with The Parse, and The Woodman's Hut. l‘lr. Keats will perform the character of lago, to-morrow, and :ha: Othello on Saturday. • • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MHIS PRESENT EVENING, will .be acted the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. Pierre, Mc. YOUNG ; Jaffier, Mr. CONWAY; Priuli, Mr. k:GERTON ; Bedatnar;Me.l3AßßY MORE.' lidv►.hra, Miss O'NEILL, (Beirg her third appearaw:e in that character). To which Wig be added, MIDAS. To-morrnw, the Opera of The Maid of the Mill. Friday, Venice Pre;erveil Belvideta, Miss 0 Neill. On Saturday, Coriolanus Coriulantn, Mr. Kentbic (being his list appearance this sea.on). Monday, Romeo and Juliet : Juliet, Miss O'Neill. Tuesday, the Tragedy of Cato: Cato, Mr.Kenib!e. A new Opera, in two acts. has been some time in rehearsal; 'called John, of Paris and will be produced immediately. The Forest of Bondy, or The Dog of Montargis, will be per formed every evening till further notice, aturday excepted.