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ti u To. :-7 'e - . .• • '• . , . . . . .. ' . . • ~ .. 4 ; "' -. . . c ......... . . Y. .7 q . ..# 4 , I .4, 1 • • . 4 e ~ .t , i• . • :. . i l t • GI. . • •• • 4,7411 ' - 4 4 - . . i ht: 4ll . 14 2. • . • . it . ~. A. i 0 . • t i :: . 1 N iii. ;,4 l • ;- t i 1 _. _..._ . . 4 - II 1 ~, THURSDAY, MARCH 10; 1814. i 1 ! ER NNW' 4 PRICE SIXPENCE-HALrkt:NNY. • HIS I'ORIC GALLERY, 87, PALL-MALL. THE FIRST NUMBER of the SELECT WORK of ENGRAVINGS-, undo-the direction of WIL LIAM BUCHANAN, Esq. is now ready to be delivered by Mr. STONE at this Gallery. The present Series consists of Por traits, single Figtires, tkc. The First, Number of the Series of large Engravings, contain ing the " PARCE SOM P 4 RuMpEaE" after Til lAN,try Raphael Morghen, will be ready to be delivered to Subscribers in the course of a few weeks. LORD SOMERVILLPS CATILZ Proofs of this fine Engraving, with several Specimens of both Works, are on view at this Gallery, which know open to the free admittance of the Public. ORATORIOS. .• 1 HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-(ARDEa • MORROW, FRIDAY, MARCH 11,1814. will he performed, A GRAND SELECTION, From th.. Couipositions of the most faviurite Authors, ancient and modern. to wiii'th Madame Catalapi will sing, Holy, holy; Lord,' Otii!tra adorata,' the Duett e ' Ah perdonita,' with Mr, iirahani, and the chi of the First Act, the National Air of ' Cod save the Mrs. Salmon, In sweetest harnteny; Lei the br;gi,t serapltims.' Miss Rennell No more with unavailing wue.' Master Williams, Mareello's Anthem 0 I .nrd Our Governor.' He layeth the beams,' How willing,' and the Euetto goal analante,' with Mr. Braham. Mr. 'Finney Re joice, 0 Judah.' Mr. Garbett ' Jehovah crown'd.' And Mr. .lira!t.tnt, au Epicedium. composed by S. Webbe, jun. Deeper and &err still,' (for the second time) a New Song, entitled * ta,ver,' composed by Bishop, and the Doetto ' When thy h)soin; y:ith firs. sahnon.—Between the First and Second Parts :‘k. will (by &aim) repeat his new Concerto en the Organ. And on WEDNEIMAY will be performed FIRST' ACT OF THE CREATION, Csnirs;(lll Dr. Haydn ; with 'lwo Grand Miscellaneous Acts. Pricalipal Paforintrs; Madame CATALAN!, Miss RENNELL, Mast] Wi!tams, and Mrs:Sabuon. Mr lAA' lAM. Mr. Garbett, Mr. Durnsett, Mr. limey, and Mr. Kellner. • Leals of the Baud, Mr. ASHLEY—Organ, by Mr. S. Wass.vv. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, • at the Box OC:ce, Princt%-place.i Tart-street, Covent Garden. --- THE CIiANIPION, WEEKLY JOURNAL. A v:ry elegant Print, from a Copper-plate Bllgraving, of Mr KEAN, in the Character of KING RICHARD, ese tu.ed an Artist of eminence, will be presented gratis, with t ech Number of this Journal on Sunday "next : also with each Number of the Saturday Edition, printed for Country Readers. 'l be Pco trait is esteemed a most happy Likeness, and is engraved In a style, and on raper, that render it worthy the notice of Col lectors, &c. It will be accompanied by an interesting and au eheetic narrative of his Life, Family, and the circumstances of' his erpgenu iit in London, &e. The Couterrs of the next Num b. r of Tut CHAMPION, will be as follows A Political Ar ticle c the probable influence of Bonaparte's Government on the future rwe of Europe.-2. A Critical Portrait of Mr. Mont Etna , rv, the Poet (a Series of these Portraits has been corn- ' uiecced in the Champion, which will probably be. accompanied by Pi int.) —3. A Farn'lbr Paper on a subject connected with , F;ishiouable Life.—;4. An Original Poetical Jeu d'esprit Letter on the Scribbling Mill.-6. Thoughts on various subjects, itnecsiates, and Epigrams. 'I his is a specimen of the usual Contents of Tut Cita id rio N to which is always added a faithful detail of the Foreign and Dolriestie Intelligence, and the Editor's summary of events. Orders may he given to the Newsman, or sent to the Office. No. t, Catherine -street, Strand. _ _ Morn. B. and W. JUDGE tale the present opportunity 1 exp►e:rinc thei► Thanks t the diferent Regiments that have b attere d them terith their order: e anti kg to point out to the Militia Regiment: Polointrering for Foreign &rviec, their ADDRESS TO THE ARMY TN •GENERAL. B and W. RIDGE, of Chichester, having establish. ed extetasive Warehouses in that City, beg leave.to offer their services in furnishing the ARMY IN .GENERAL, but more particularly Regiments passing through the Sasser: Distract, with Necessaries, Clothing, and Accout cements, of every desc,io tion. Their Stores are so eztensive,and such arrangements have tees made to merit patronage and approbation, that Regiments may be suprted at an horse's node. with every uncle required for the complete eqt.iprnent of the soldier. N. B. Regiments going to or returning from the Peninsula would And great advantages in the contiguity of the above Warehouses to Portsmouth. A young Man wanted immediately to assist In conducting the Retail Linen Drapery Busine.s. Apply as above. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. , . MILLARD'S IMPERIAL. TWINE CLOTH, Made in various Widths of 7.8 and 4.4 for Shirting, and 9-8, 5.4, and 6-4-, for Sheeting. THIS Article, so desirable for its Economy, and i;s great conduciveness to Health, is manufactured on a Itiat!tematical principle (ayant toute l'agreable de la toile du tin). It so regulating tbe•pirspirtaving no fiat nor any thing of a cold nature msxtd with it, effects of sudden cold chill, alter exercise, is totally prevented," and'is suitable to every climate and season. It is sold, stamped with the Patentee s Name, &c. at the East India Warehouses, tilo. 16, Cheapsitle, and at no other house, in Pieces, of 26 yards each and upwards, and nearly half the price of other ClOth. The 5-4 Slieetings are from 26 to 52 yards, and the 6.4 from 86 yards upWards. Orders (with remittance) punctually executed. ROSS, ,of 119, BISHOPSGATE-STKEET, WITHIN, Three Doors from the London Tavern, has the honour of announcing to the Nobility, -Gentry, and Fashion able World, that he has new for inspection, at his Only Ware house, togethidivith the greatest and most fashiunable Assort• scent of all kinds of Ornamental flair : his newly invented G re- Vaute Htad t .dress, which is formed from the tree Marble Models brought jnto tit s country from the Acropolis of Albeit', by Lord gl g in, and whirl rivals any other hitherto invented. •Theilegance of taste, and simplicity of nature tbat it diTlays with the racily of dressing, have caused its universal admiration aotl adoption. Ross, having for nearly these Thirty Years had the honour of receiving the mupt marked attention for his valuable inventions. assures the Pubile, that he will continue to spare neither ex pecte, labour, nor attention, to render them both useful and otnaxnental. - HALLAM's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. Efficacy of these Pills in Bilious Complaints, Head-Acts, Heart-Barn, &c. are well known, by many years esperience. In Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, habitual Costiveness, and those numerous train of diseases, arising from Constitutions debilitated by Lot clistiatas, as well as the rqure frequent indulgeneies in the various luxuries of life, these Pills produce the most happy effects, and t t lary are so innocent in their nature, as to require no restraint. Sold by E Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Churchlard, London, price 2.. 9d. the Double Bos, 41. 6d.; also by Sanger; Orford-road:: THE lINEST PRODUCTION EVER KNOWN IS - ROWLAND'S MACASSAIt . - ITS virtues, composed of Vegetable Ingredients from the Island of Ivi o acassar, in the East Indieek are fat beyond eulogium for eradicating all impurities of the butn.it hair, acii producing a luxuriant growth on bald places; produces' a Orcr.g curl, and permanent, so that no damp air can obliterate ; also a beautiful gloss ; promotes the growth of whiskers, qv brows, mustachios, Sec. its preeminent virtues have gained the august patronage of their Royal highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duke of Strs• ka, his Serene Higimess the Duke of Brunswick, and his Lx telltncy the Duke 'ski Infantado, by their express Authority.... Also by most of the Nobility, and Gentlemen of the Navy 04 Army. Rowland's Treatise on the Hair, is enclosed with each bottle, Wotihy the attention of all families. As this book is printed, and the Oil counterfeitei, it is especially necessary to observe, thr.t each genuine bottle signed on the label in red inky " A. Rowland and Son." Sold at Ss. 641. lOs 6d.4oci Si. is. per bottle; by the sole Pro prietors, A. Rowland and Son, Kiiby-street, Hatton•Gareltn; and by Messrs. limit es, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchi borne -street; Messrs. Bayley and Blew ' Perfumers, Cucksour- Street"; Mr. Smyth, Perfumer, 117, New Bomd-street; Mr. kt-rtt, 17, Greek-street; and by all Perini - nets anal Medicine "Verniers in every 'Callen throughout the Empire. Ake, ROWLAND'S Es,Er4cB of TYKE, for . cbangiog the 4414•15 r et viae Heir, at 75. lid. Fes bolsi*. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. A BOUT eight years .go, the calamities occasioned by the war in different Provinces of Germany gave rise to a SUbscription, and the formatihn of a Committee iu Loudon, to relieve the distresses on the Continent. , By the geifernsity of the British public, the sum of nearly £50,000 was remitted, which rescued multitudes from the extre mity enfant; but at nn period since' the existence of this Com mittee, has the miss of every kind of misery been so great, in the country to Which their attention was, first directed; where the Many sanguinaiy battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and crher parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings almost unexampled in the an nals of history. The Committee are anxious to impress upon the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British sup port, they have remitted to different parts of Germany to the amount of near £40,000. Amount already advertised £41,396 12 7 SUBSCRIPTIONS SINCE RECEIVED : Swain, Bellamy*Co. £25 0 The Worshipful Coln. Jos. Notticlge, Es+ Bock.' ploy of Drapers 105 0 ing, Et-ex 10 a Ephgrove 0 5 Tho. Nottidge, Esq. do. 10 0 Mr. Humphries 0 5 Sam. Randall and Son 5 5I H. 2 0 Collet•iou at the New Rev. John Brock, Much ' Chapel, Stockwell, by UlestOn the Rev. T. Jackson Parish of Castle Heding £lsB ss. fid. . ham, per the Rev. H. J. Micklethwaite, New- D. Morgan, £5B Os. 4d. market 5 o Rev.R.Stevenson's Con- Baptist Congregation, gregation, Castle He- Mitchell streer, per Bingham , £ll 10s. ld. Rev. Mr. Powe!l 27 15 Mr. Unwin, of ditto, Parish of Nlersey Harm).- £4O Os. 6d. ton, per ditto 12 0 ' s o Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Ta vern; Lloy'd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; and at all the Bankers in Town and Country. A. 11. MARTEN, Secretaries. • LUKE HOWARD, THEATRE OF ANATOMY, BLENHEIM-STREET, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET. MARCH 0, 1814. To his Royal Highness the PRINCZ RECKNT, Peron—His Grace the nuke of NORTHUMBLIILAND, President— the VICE•PREPIDLN rs, and GOVERNORS of the MIDDLISIZ HOSPITAL. • My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, • IBEG leave to offer myself a Candidate for the °trice of SURGEON to the MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL, vacant by the death of Mr. Witham, and to solicit the favour of youf Intereq &int Vote at the ensuing Election. I hayethe honour to remain, My Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen, - Your most obedient and devoted servant... JosFitm I b (OOKES. STATE LO'T7'ERY. ORNSBY and Co. 26, Coralll, respectfully ac quaint the Public, that they are selling a choice selection of Tickets and Shares, warranted untlrawn, and sincerely wish their Friends may be as successful on Montlay neat, as they were in the last two Lotter les. Rich Wheel—two of Atop)°, one £2,00.), S of £l,OOO, besides Prizes of £;00, £sno, £2OO, &c.. rrHE TICKETS and SHARES in the present JL STA FE LOTTERY continue on Sale (warranted un drawn) at HAZARD, BORNE, and Co.'s Oise, lloyaltEx• change.—STA*ll; OF THE WHELL 2 - - Prizes of - £20,000 1 - - 2,000 3 . - - 1,000 - - 500, &c. &c. On MONDAY (which is the next day of Drawing) the Lot tery will finish. TWO PRIZES OF £20,000, &c. &c. &c. AND ONLY ONIL DAY TO DRAW, - - TEXT MONDAY, MARCH 14, is the Last 11 Day of Drawing, when the Fir,t drawn a Pr;te above Xl 7 will receive, in atldition, Twenty '1 houbani Pounds. THE WHEKI, CONTAIiIS Prizes of - 2 - 1 - 3 - 1 - - X20,0f 0 - 2,000 • 1,000 ,500 •iti And a full proportion of other Prizes. . TicTs and SHARES are selling, warranted undrawn, by RICHARDSON; GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock-Broker 4, and Contractors irci the LintetT,• at their Orice3, corner of Bank- Buildings, Coralll,. and fteing the King's Mews, Ch2rin7 Crogs. DRIFISH PAINT NIANUFAC FORV, 62, QUEEN- • S CREET, CHEAPSIDE... UI'TON nr.cl Co. most respectfully inform the Public that they continue to prepare the Cheap Impanel trable Paints at the following Prices, viz. Invisible Green hark Green 765. and Olive Green 112 s. per cwt.—line deep Green Is. 6d. to per lb.—Slate, Lead, and Stone Col, ors .16s. Chocolate iris. Red or Brown Paint 4•25. and White Paint 601. per cwr. &c.—Prepared Oil to thin them for use; 7s. per gallon. These Paints are very ornamental, and may be applied With advaxtage to all purposes of useful Painting, both inside and out side, where a handsome appearance, durcbility, and economy are considers , hew.; but for Park Palings, -Out-buildings, Stueen and Plaistes Fronts, Iron and Woos Railing, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather in an astonishing cf:greet. Ur rox arid Co. have also to actinaint the Public, that they pr:Fare Citaf,Tar Brown, of two kind 4, viz. common Coal tar Brown at 18s. per cwt. tend refined CoalT-.r Brown at 225. they ate both applicable to the covering rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, Weather Bearding, and Wood, under Ground or Water, for whicklaset purpose the refined Par Brown is particularly recom nieo4l, as It fie ladiesoluble in Water ; It also dries hard, and is of a very good colnir. • lam' Paiute& Oils', Colours, and Brushes ; Linseed Cake for Cm:lei—Merchants, Captains, and . the Trade, supplied upon advaitageous terms. TN the various complaints incidei to the human X frame, there are nnne more dreadful iu trick nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the GRAVEL and S FO NE, PAINS in the BACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, and LUM • BAGO. They art...complaints to which every person is (table, and are a foundation for every other species of Disorder. HICKMAN'S PII.LS; Composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular efficacy% in not only strengthening the vessell containing the urine, but in happily destroying the petrifying quality of it, from which proceed the above consplaisits, &c. removing the ealculi, , or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten dency to tli•.e disorders, without confinement. From a conscious etas CAC powerful quality of these Piils, fully evinced by a private practice of many years, they are offered to the afflicted, and recommended as a cure for the above complaints. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church.yard ; and retail by &tarn and Sharp, Potts. mouth; Hall, Harding, and Janson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory. loner, Portsea iTrewman, F.xeter ; Cookworthy, Glen villim.,Gllhett atd Hos land, Plymouth ; Newbury t Ddshn ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mantlerston, Scott, and Rea burn, Edinburgh ; CrotweU. Bath ; Ross & Peck, Hull; Gregson, Edwards and Penny, and Billitige, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen. Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; Whitt, Brighton ; and Met Medicine Vets 41Nra, boze3 at us. 941. CSlt. DIXON'S AN I (BILIOUS PILLS. To Mr. DIXON, Apoihecary. SI R—T take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you that I have rec•sa led the most wonderitsl benefit from the use of your DIXON'S A.NTIBILIOIIi Pi LLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those frierds to whom I distri buted them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilieus and other complaints. The following are flames of seve ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utniceit relief frtm your Dixon's Antibilious Palls:—Charles Taylor, Esq. Ja maica; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. WoodrilT, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq, Old Harbour, ditto ; 0. Almon, Esq ditto ; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullens, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. WOodriff, Spanish Town; with many other persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HAM ROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholesale; and retail at Mr. butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of. St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sharp and Edam, Portsmouth; Ares, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsea ' • Hall, Johnsen , and finding, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peek and Ross, and Turner, Hall ; Horlind, Cookworthy, Nettleton, end Gills:not, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Staines, Lynob, and Atkinson, Manchester: Trewsna.n, Easter; Baxter and IVPDonald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Swink's, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Billingeand L.athbut y, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, Dover ; White Brighten ; Roberts and taut, Chef tenhant; wad mail by moat White, Medicine Vsedsri, in bens at al. 114. and Gs. sea& .. 1 " : • • SECOND DAT. Tuesday morning Mr. Sadler's Yard, was *gaff opened for publicly viewing the very fine animals, and the curious agricultural and- rural implements, &c. that were exhibited. During the mid ale of the day the yard was quite full of practical men, inte rested in the first and most important of hum in art among whom we noticed several- minent amateurs . and persons of rank—and, considering the severity of the weather, and the present adjournment of Par liament, Lord SOMERVILLE was heard to say in the yard, that the attendance in the latter respect much exceeded his expectation. Among a long list of cattle Thomas Mew:, FA slimed a very singular thin haired animal, tailed a water At three o'clock a Meeting of the Smithfield Club was held at the Fieernason's Tavern. 1:110b1Ag MELLISH, Esq. in the Chair : when some progress was nude in the arranrments of the iledtord Pre miums for the next Chi lamas Shew. At five o'clock more than 3bi) of LOrd Sossan. vaix's friends attended him in Freetnasoti's Hall by cards of invitation, and sat down to a very excellent dinner, his Lordship in the Chair. While the cloth was removing, his Lordship rose s and rather jocosely, alluding to the undue prejudices of some persons against Met mo mutton, said, that he had purposely until now omitted mentioning that all the mutton of which the company had partaken was of the Merino breed, from tie ft,cll-,1 Mr. J. Caw at His Lordship then gave— " The King."—" The Prince Regent."—" The Ploughs Wit' . ed by riot! 0 sen."—" lite Duke ut licdfunl." • The latter toast his Lordship prefaced, by mention. ing the noble present of 10;) Anou4lly, '"sr founding extra premiums at the Smitlaie : -. C. it) phew of Cattle. " Mr. Coke, of Norfllk." This also his Lordship preltce.!, hj :-r, that the working of oxen w.ts taken. up at !!• . wi:h a spirit.and perseverance that succeed: Twelve very elegant large silver cups, of different' -: .. patterns, were brought intwthe Loom, and pliced on the table before his Lordship, who then bloke the , S. seals of the Judges' awards, and anionticed the names - as follows, viz. _ . . • . For Live Stock—John Tharp, En: of.Chipplintiarn Park, So: • thersetshlre ; Mr.TLontas Drewttt, raster. of Well , . to Stirrey; Mr. Mettle Webber, graaer, of Ether, 'Sarre/ ; Mr: `rimmed Dalby, butcher, of Grub-stree.,Laisloa ; and Mr. W. Elphick, butcher, of Cohtmen; sorrey. . .. , For Shepherd's Premiums--Thosnas Joyce, Esq. of Freshforti Hall, Soinersetsbire ; and R. Awry, /isq, vi Odszolle Ha% I.eicestee.hire. . For Cloth—Mr. Frederick Smith, Mr. lleauth, and Mr. Whittington. His Lo.rdsh;pthenrevk the-award of the Judges 44 cop to * o af fo r hi* p* g l igior 91J Devon oxen; and otieried, that this being the first pair of oxen he had ever bred, worked,, fed, aad shenPn, he should, contrary to his•usual practice, accept this eap awarded to him, as a record of the eirctunitanee. The Judges complitumed the Lill tit iiiidge.• water (who never accepts preu:iums at these theaa) • - o 4 his very excellent ewe hogs. The Judges awarded a ctip n Mr. John Mims% jun. f,r his pen of South.gow4 ewa hog:. II months old; and .another cup for hii peu ut SJuth•down hogs, 23 months old. The next award read was a cup to his Lordship, for his pen of Nieritto-kyeliod ea e ,gs ; this mark of the Judges' appro6ati • his I.ordshir said he should set by for a future tappottmnif y of to:stowing it on some one whom he mi6ht think had merited a premium, on , t not gained it. A cup was next adjudeed to Chriitopher C. Tilers, Esq. far his pen of two-year old Merino-duwit *beep. A cup to Mr. NANniatit Ginictr, of iiitalefo e rd Hall, for Lts breedul sow and her pigs. A cup to Mr. itictsod Hudson, irk for his iltre-ye:u. old Hereford ox. - The awaid of the Shepherds' Premiums, for en couraging attention to the mating of lambs, was next read, viz.— To Stephen Payne , sl:ephetd to the Earl of Bridgewrer, sit pound, for raking root 418 South-down ewes, put to the ti:*, 515 laiLbe. To Charles Payne, shepherd to Mr. John F.llman, sen. four pounds, for raidog (runt 552 Sou:h.dOu o ewes, jiambs. _ To Benjamin Greenshill, shepherd to LocclSonier%:lle, five pounds, for raising fibm 150 Merino crossed rus es 155 healthy This, his Lordship observed * might, to the it uck. masters of some other breeds, seem a scanty crur lambs; be, however, was well content, and wished no more Merino lambs than ewes, as they seldom had milk for more. The award respecting the broad cloths of British grown wool, began by stating. that none of the can. didates had sent m the requisite certificates, as to the growth or making up of the wool ; which the . sTudges lamented, on account of the great merit of the cloth produced by Thomas Joyce, Esq. from Lord Somer. ville's wooleand by Mr. Richard Cooper, from C. C. Tower's wool, as well as that by Mr. Richard Leas, from Dr. Morrison's wool, and others. His Lord ship, however, for reasons that he stated, presented a cup to Mr. William Walton, and another to Mr. Ri. chard Lees, of Gallashields. His Lordship observed that he had lately understood that the confining his premium to broad cloths excluded a considerable class of manufacturers, he should therefore in future leave this premium open to narrow, as well•as broad cloths, made of British grown wool. His Lordship toi.k this occasion to state, that he had reason tobo perfectly satisfied w ith t h e p ro d uce o f hi s Merino h cr is osse far d sh sh e e e e p p in last other year, so fo ld r that his far sheep last y e ar, when cl o se clipped, sold rea for 7s, per stone live weight. re w sp h e e c n ts cl b o e se sid c e l s ip b = Pre miums for the next Spring Shew on the 6th and 7th of Lordship's servant distributed the Bin of Pre of March, 1815. His Lordship still an invalid, f and the ceinpany having retired from the Chair, being Sir i0J124 Sataissiti was called to it, r resmitioad topther al a late hosi. SCARPA ON HERNIA. This day was petaled, in Svo. with 14 Plates, price 16s. boards A TREATISE on HERNIA. By ANTONIO SC4R PA, Professor of Clinical Surgery in the University of Pavia. Translated from the ltalim, with Notes and an Ap pendix. By JOHN HENRY WISHART, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and one of the Surgeons to the Public Dispensary of Edinburgh. Printed for Longman, Hurs•, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don : and T. Bryce and Co. Edinburgh. 1 Lis day were published, Intloyal Octavo, price Ai. ls. in boards; EPORTS of CASES argued and determined in AIL) the COURT of VICE ADMIRALTY at HALIFAX, NOVA scum, frem the commencement of the War in• 1803, to the end of the year 1813, in the time of Alexander Croke, I.L.D. Judge of that Court. By JAMES STEW ART, Esq. A Member of his Majesty's Council, and Solicitor-General fur the Province of Nova Scotia. London : PAnted for I. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street. This day was putslishckl, in Bvo. price Gs. in boards, A N INTRODUCT(ON to the Knowledge of the I.AW on REAL ESTATES, and of remainders therein expressed, implied, or contingent ; with Illustrations, and a view ,of the case of Perryn v. Make, but particularly on the treatment of it by ay. late C. Fearne ' Esq. with a Preface en the subject at large. 'l'o which are ac.lLletl, Two Opininns of the late Mr. Fe3lllt, given about the year 1773 ; with an Opinion of the late I .ord, then Mr. Kenyon, on the same question - By M. DAWES, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. London : Primed far J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street. OVID IN LONDON. day was piColt,`..d, price 6s. OVID IN LONDON, a Ludi . crous Poem, in Six Cantos. By a MEMBER of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. Printed for Wni. 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