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.... l'!..et rI g : , • . • . .... s . • L ''.. .116 .. 11g . ...:. . • '4 it eiT #\ , .. v * . ii...; TI-11 - •Al b L's r ^ 41"101-4 l ''' ' 4°11:...:1f. 1 . . °I1LCIIIIIIM)-Th tar . • I I\:(, , ...iltiat 9483. TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1817. PRP 1: Snv.". -PE% cr.. EXCHEQUER CHAMBERS, 1:1201NRUR6OI. SALE BY AUCTION. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, All 9, INIT. THE COURT of I)IRECTVRS of tits UN!! RD coMPANYVMERCH4N77 of LNGLA ND, trading t; l‘t EAST IND! ne,atit ketch zke Notitc, that a General Court of the said Compat,7 will hell at it I-:cuse Leadenhall-street, on WEDNE•d).A.V, the eud t. j .: 4 11, from Nine delock In the Morning until sis in the Even. for the V.LE:.: I'ION of a DIREC ICOR of the said Com -:aor In the roost of Ric UMW PARR:, Esq. deceased. • .. 7 19S RPII DART. iliiiitaat Swes PHIL BR ITISI - I EVIEW, Nn. XIX. will be JL published on the I.t of August, and will contain Articles et , t h e f o ll ow i ng witi,:grs :.-Dr ataluteree Seven DI:4011114.11 MOM% I.alla Rookh; Ileaufort's Karainanla; Wilkes Chris t*, E•says; Good'. System of Nosology ; Modern Greyer : a Yowls ; S'Allibeer's Voyage to Vitt:anis Island ; Gifford's Edition et Ben lohnsun ; Basis of Naional Welfare; Bishop filrges 'iron of Starkhouse% Bible; Pearson's Life of the Rev. ClAu. d is Buchanan, Pcc. Lot do.. t Pritit.d for Baldwin, Cralock, and Joy, Paternoster row • and 1. Ratchard, . Ills day via+ putttsbeti, In One Volume, war. pike I 4s. in hoards. Tz- AR AMANIA or. A BRIEF DESCRIP AIL VON of the SOUTH COAST of ASIA MINOR, and of the REMAINS of ANll9fltry. With Plans, V;cw,, culiceted during a Survey of th tt Coast i under the orders of the Lords ConamltAnners of the Admir.tlty,in the years 1811, : ea 2. By FRANCIS BEAU FOR'I', FAS. Cap'aln of his Majesty's Ship Fredericksoteen. Printe. , for R. Htm'er, successor to Mr. Janson, No. 73, St. pat.l's Church-yard SLI I..LEGANI . F.X IRACIE, OR CABINET LIBRARY. This day was published, piloted by Whittingham and with eleput Engravings, price fid. cach:Part 1. of 6,Z HARPEN ELEGANT EXTRACTS, in Pt ose and Pet's.; also, now first published, Part 1. of the ELE GANT EPP.' FI.E . Each Wait will be regularly published Weekly, and completed in '1 welve Pant. The hest exertions, of the Draftsman and Engraver will be entployeo ,o embellish this M'ork; and it will be the ambition or the Print. r - o render the typogiaphy a once creditable to himself in.! It s country. C!.isvisck Printed by C. Whitlitrgham ' for J. Sharpe, and sold 9y N. Hailvs, Museum, P.teadilit ; and R. Junnings, in the Poultry. This day was published, In One thick Volume ; Bvo. price 158 boardo,. A N ESSAY nn CAi'ACiTY and GENIUS ; pro:ial that there is no ori4inal Mental Superiority be tween for mot. ibiterate and the most Learned of Mankind ; and that 110 Goidus, whether Individual or National, is Innate, but solely produced by and deper.dalt on Circumstances: also an Enquiry into the Nature of Ghosts, and other Appearances sup reed to be Supcniai ural; sktwing that A;q:arii.al, are nothing more than tse Crs 1 , 11:4 of the Imagination ; or, that they are ex "Nesbit by the Accidents of Human Lift, or the ritenoratua of Natural Philosophy. London: Print. 3 fur Simpliin and Mar;!,all, Staioners'-court, Ludgate-street; oculing and Doi& Edinburgh; and Is Cumming, Dublin. FOR SCIIOOI,MAsTEkU. Lately published, LACKINGTON and CO.'. CATALOGUE of liiC 1 lONA R I ES, GRAMMARS, and other SCHOOL BOOKS ; to which Is subjoined, a Selt.ction of the variant \Corks, for the Amusement, Recreation, and Moral Improve :nein of Young People, adapted at Presents, or School Prize- Boob, for either Sez.—Finsbury.square, Jena ue, 1817. Uf I.ackington and Co. may be bad, just published, The Actitlems of Human Life, with Hiatt. for their Preven or the Removal of their Consequences. By Newton Bos worth, prier 4s. 6d. The Juvenile Correspondent; or, Scriptural and Moral In structor. for the Use of Schools and Young People generally, price 4s A New Introduction to Reading, containing many useful Ex ercises or Lessons, adapted to the Capacities of Children of either See, from sia to twelve years of age. By the Rev. G. J. Davies, A.M Master of the Grammar School, Hull, price Yes. Stenography; or, Art of Shun Hand Perfected; 23d Edi tion, price its. 6d. •„• clear and perspicuous are the rules laid down in this popular little work, that in a few hours, the must uninformed person may acquire the mode of taking down ' , perches, 4ectures, sermons, trials, &c. and with a very little experience, be able to practise the same. 'this day was published, _ . Handsomely printed, In Six Vols. Sy°. and a Seventh in quarto, containing Maps, Plans, Views, and Coins, illustrative of the Geography and Amiquities of Ancient Greece, a New Edition, being the Filth, price .E 4. 4s. boards, of ►i'HE TItAVELS of ANACHAItSIS the .1. Younger, in Greece, dui tag the IViiddle of the Fourth Cen tury, before the Christian ;Era ; translated from the French of the late Abbk Barthelemy. 'Co which arc preilsed, MEMOIRS s.I the LIFE of J. J. BARTHELEMY, written by himself, is 17St: and I'M; with a Portrait of the Author. ••• This edition has been carefully revised and corrected by the last Paris Edition, published front a Copy, in which the late Banbelemy It.td made numerous collections and additions "nth his own band. flee Maps, Plan., Views, and Coins, contain several additional revs ones, and ars all from new Designs, in general on a larger scale. The whole have been ze.engraved fcr this Edition of the Tizt,slation, and are executed with an accuracy, neatness, and elegance, which render them, in that respect likewise, much su reline to th..se of the tanner Editions. N. B. A few Copies are printed on Superfine Royal Paper, with Proof Impressions of the Plates and Maps, price £6 6s. in boards. Printed for J. Mawman; F. C. and 3. Rivington; Cadell and Doies; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; J. and A. Atch; W. Clarke and Sons; Lackiagton and Co.; John Richard sen; W. Ginger; Law and Whittaker; J. Black and Son; R. Schuley ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; J. Bohn; R. Fencer; R. Saunders; and T. and J. Allman. EY Ills MAJESTY'S ROYAL. LET I'ERS PATENT. M LFE'S PENETRATING HAIR TY • BR CISUES, for all kinds of Uses. The universal recip lien and unbounded Patronage (beyond all parallel) event to these New Invented Brushes, by all rank. In Society, is a wonderful in:ranee of their excellence over every other implement fur Cleansing the Head from Scurf, thereby streugthening, beautify log, and promoting the growth of the Hair. As llorsc Brushes, they are approved and recommended by Pmfessor They are alike esteemed for all kinds of personal Uses, mid for all Domestic Purposes, wherein a greater d.gree of cleanline+s will prevail, and combine oeonomy with expedition. They are a',u of the greatest consequence fur Manu far., are and Machinery, L7rl are hig:.ly appreciated by a number of the first Artisans 30 t; .e Country ; the superiority of the Paretic Brushes is so great, filet (in comparison) all others are wholly useless, as will be roved on trial Patent Brushes are warranted free from whale bone, or any adulteration, and at the same price us genuine Brushes barb/fore made. i • To be had retail of the PA I'ENTEE. No. 38, Gaga' MA ILY 3, 4-sqpnic-sritazT, PORTLAIOD PLACII, and at 3SO, 02/02.1). STlttlltT ; and all respectable venders of Brushes in the United Y.irgdom. Some fraudulent Shopkeepers having inposed on the . Pabile, both in price aid quality, by selling spurious Brushes, tease to ask for J. METCALFE'S PAL ENT BRUSHES, and see that each Brush has the Pa:eotee's Stamp impressed on it— "Mr reitir e, l'oresrret," with the Royal Insignia. Whale sile Orders to be addressed to METCALFE and KENT, 19, i)eau-acct, Who; or 1. G, Kent, Poultry, London. Ise JULY, tell. NOTICE is hereby given to all concern , d. That John Brtkett Wienhok, Esquire. Pile tchint in Landrn, and Mew. Gibron. Chri•tie, sea Wenn - ire. Writers in Film hisditturnies, have applied to •Ise ttigi.t !immesh's. the Barons for a Gift of t/I.TINIUS H.TRES of the E.twe and Egrets of Mrs. FRANCES SPENCE, or some time of Btvaustone avert. Portman-square, London. afterwards of Plymouth, in the Gamy of Devon, daughter of the deceased John Spenet Surgeon In Mid Calder, sad Mugaret Cockburn , hh Sponge. ;rho died at Plymouth In or about the month of June, 1814. PURSUANT to a Deem of the High Court of Chancery, wade be a CAM!, 1111111 k Vein arabist De Is Torre, the CRUD' FORS of MANUEL DE LA TORkE.late of Finsbury square, in the Comity of bfkkllrsex, Merchant, deteasrd, (.chit died in Or about the th of Aorta, re 14, are, by their Sotieitors, to tome in :in Prove their Debts before William Alexander, E•q. one of the M.w erg of tie sail Court, at his Ufumber.:,in S.,ittliampton•buildiors, Chancery-M..lAm. don. no or before tht tith day of November, INI 7, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the bene,it or the said Vence. SALES BY AUCTION. HERTFORDSHIRE. TIF.TWEEN HA'T'FIELD and HERTFORD. Splendid MANsION HOUSE, GARDENS, Beautiful PLEA SURE GROUNDS, with a fiNa Bowing S IREAM of WAVER, and ittiwanla of TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES or RICH MEAD:)W, PAS l'UltE, AND ARABLE, LAND, mit:a/moll, ANL) nZIER bEDS. Mr.ROEINI, At Garraway'sCoffee.house,'Cliangewlley, Cornhlll, on Tatta s• pAY tit sr, the 24th of July, 1817, vt Twelve eClock, AVERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD Ind part co PY HOLD _ESTA FE. Land•tax redeemu.l. Compri...olg the Magnificent MAMION.IIO I /SE, seated in a delightful Park, called WOOLMERS, Recenly enlarged and imprewed at a very considerable expense, well known as a residence of the first cuusequence, and in a very beautiful and healthy part of the County of HERTS, between HATFIELD and HERI FORD, and in a neighbourhood of the iir•t respectability. The Maii•ion is adapted for the accommodation of a Nonce )LAN or GLIKTLIMAN'S F.11:17.1r of the very first distinction, with ezrellent 01ficrs attached and detached, suitable to such an Es tablishment, with capital walled Gardens fully stocked, cropped and planted; Hot, Gre.n, and nucces-ion-house, Melon and Pine Pits, Lawns, most enchanting Pleasure Grounds, with shady walks and alcoves ; adorned wuh a fine rapid dttrani of Water, stored with Fish; as minis, ailed Sprang of Clear Water, Cascade, etc. The Estate is richly ornamented with luxuriant fine growing Timber, Plantations, Ever greers, and contains abbot TWO HUNDRED and SEVEN I'EF.N ACRES of RICH 1 1 / 4 1e-ADOW, PAS FURE. and Alt ABLE LAND, And OZIEI( BEDS, Nearly is a Ring-fence, principally inclosed by Pales, with Cot tages and Gardens, Carriage-dives, Gravelled-walks, &c fanning altogether one of the banu.oluest properties in the County. Io be viewed by Tickets, and by applyini, at tlie Mansion, where Particulars may be had; at tl:a hail, Hertford; :saltsbury Arms, Hatfie:d; WLiie Hart, h. Alban's; Saracen's Head, Ware; Red Lion and C•reen Man, Barnet; Fabwit, and Four Swans, Waltham Cress; of Messrs Sandy*, Horton, &oarke, and Sandyes, &Welton, Crane -court, Fleet-street; at Car raway's ; and of blr. Itu!)43, Warwick-Atrect, Guides-squat., where Tickets for vie wino may be had and a plan seen. BROMPTON. COT ['AGE ORNEE, within a Mile and a Halt of Hyde Park Cornrr, Del PLEA6UItP. GROUND, HOE. HOUSk, GARDEN, &e. By Mr. ROCINS _ _ At Garraway's, on TIIVEIDAY - Juts , 24, at Twelve, 2 4 1 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGt • OItNEE, fitted me in a very Neat and Elegant Style, called GROVE CO rrAGE, s WAR U . . -GROVE, BROMP roN. On the road to Fulham, within a Mile and a Qn..rter of Hyde 'ark•corner, adapted for the accommodation of small Gertrel Family; seated on a Lawn, sequestered from the Road by a high wall and palisades, planted with numerous choice Fruit and other Trees, laid out with gravelled walks, fhwer borders, Ike. au excellent Kitchen Garden, fully stocked, cropped, and planted; capital Hut House, with vines &c. ; :.'oultry Yard, Gardener's ' Shed, &e.• the whole containing about Half an Acre, presenting one of the most desirable and retired Remit's:tit:es that can be found in the vicinity of the Metropolis. Held on Lease, at a moderate Rent. _ _ _ _ _ To be viewed by applying on the Pranged, where Particulars may be had; at Garrawars ; and of Mr. Rubino, Warwick street, Golden -square. FREEHOLDS, ST. CLEMENT' DANES, STRAND. THREE Old-Accustomed PUBLIC HOUSES, DWELLING HOUSES, WAREHOU ;ES, CARPENTER'S YARD, Litgible SHOPS, S TABLES, &e. situate in St. Clement's laue aid Clement's Inn-passage, Clare-market, &c. All VOTES fur the COUN TY. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on W WEI ottiav, July SO, at Twelve, In Lots, '['HL•' VERY IMPROVABLE FItEEHOLD EsTAiss.- comprising upwards of SIXI•Y FREE HOLD DWELLING HOUSES and SHOPS, Warehouses, Yards, Workshops, Timber Yard, Stables, &c. the SPOT TED DOG PULLIC HOUSE, with large open Yard, the WHITE HART ditto, and the RISING SUN, situate hi Cie meut's-lane and Clement's Inn-passage, with sundry eligible Shops and Dwelifngs, adjoining Clare-market, and various build ings; the wbole Estate lying compact, and let to Messrs. Dm glob, Heron, Remnant, and others, respectable tenants, part on Leases nearly expiring, and to Truants at Will; the ►resent int ;Towed rental estimated• at upwards of ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS per .tnnum. May be viewed by leave of tare Tenants; Particulan at the Public Houses on the Estate; of Messrs. Blake, White, and Ainge, Solicitors, Essex-street, Strand ; of Mr. Millen, Solicitor, No. 2, Middle Texilple-lane ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden•square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. ESSEX. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, with FARM-HOUSE, BARNS STABLES , and OUT-BUILDINGS, and nearly THREE HUNDRED ACRES of excellent Marsh, Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land. By Mr. ROIANS, At Garraway's Coffee• House, Exchange-alley, Cornhlll, on THURSDAY, August 14, at Twelve &Clock, in One Lot, A VEKY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Principal Part Free of Great Tithe, comprising the PAR SONAGE FARM, satuatein the Pari.h of West Thurnack, near the town of Grays, lu the county of Essex, in :be occupation of Mr. William Long, a respectable Tenant, on Lease, consisting of an excellent Elfin House ' with Garden in Front, and Orchard, Baru, sables , and other Outbuildings, and upwards of . 1 WO HUNDRED and NINETY-SEVEN ACRES of rich Mani, Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land. distant only ten miles from the capital Market-town of Ronde rd. This Estate is an excellent eroperty to invest Money, and is admirably situ ate for the procurement of Manure, and conveyance of produce to the London Market, at ao easy espeme, b e in g so contiguous to the River Nunes. It is presumed Chalk la to he fetand upon the Estate. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars may tie had; at the Ship, Grays,andAveki ; Dog and Partridge, titdford ; Hotel,Putficet ; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Romford; at Oarraway's •' end' of Mr. Robins, Werwkloaaisge, Golden-square; where a Pisa tithe Estate nay be semi. NEWHAVEN. By Order of AO Honourable Commit-Jotters of his Map* .;'. Cliabms, at the Cornm-houle, Newhaven, on Ts; ell bI)A Y 1 Jay 34 11117 1 , et Two &Cloth in the Afternoon, precist-1, - , THE FOLLOWING G 0 0 I) 8, VIZ, 1 Dozen colonred Prevels Per a Dozen Clock Caves, Anegit e eettin Plates. 15 Bottles Perfamed W.ger. 4 Dozen white Prenctv Parer 3 Straw Hats. Ibln Plate*, ght *di's*. 1 Dozen Pair Leather Carters. In Dozen Maio white Porce 1 Dation anti j brandy. 'Ail Phtea. 1 Gallon Ceneva. 36 tlegant French Pwcrlain 8 Battles French Wire. VBlrl. Wet burnished gold) ii Yards Catnhric. and painted. I 4 Glass Flower Stands. 40 Elegant French Porcelain 149 D-rzen Black Lead Pencils. Cup- anJ Sane. ts, high bur- IS Quires and ~ li Wri•ing Paper. Milted gold, and painted. Ilb. Chocolate. 1: 'Mclean' Frercit Pore -lan; Ink 18 Yard* Paper Hanging*. Stands.hlehlanrnishedgold,&c.! 91 Yards French Thread Lace. 2 Class Shades 131 b. Sun Raisins. 2 Stands, wood manufacture. I Leghorn Emmet. In Dt,zen Boxes at Dominoes. 1 Fur Tippet. The broken-up Hulls and hinterials of Two Boats. For the Duties, 335 Plats Prints, Two Coloured Prints, and Two Lola Boxec 'I he above Goods tray he seen by application (in Office hours) nt the Custom-hou , e, nu the thy of sale. Custom-house, Newhaven,2 H. HARBON, Collector, July 11, Inl7. S J. f 3. STONE, Comptroller. A Dtposit of .C 25 per Cent. wi:l be required at the time of Sale. FRAUD PREVENTED. ITO co' nteract the many attempts that are drily JL made to impose on the unwary a spurious compositiim in stead sof the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a new . label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, aid the cl.fferenee of the type, which is unlike all letter-prose, will enable purchasers at ..nee to detest the impede/in. The Real Japan BLACKING, ma' by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will lo future be sold in Bottles at Cd. Is. an.l U. rid. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. DR. ROBERT JAMES'S FEVER POWDER, AND ANALEPTIC PILLS. I BEG respectfully, as Proprietor of these invaluable Medicines, to infortn the Public, that I have ceased to supply Messrs. Newbery and Sons therewith, and that I have aNnowi-1 'as sole Agents, Messrs. Ilirrxze and Sons, Chemists and Di gists, No. 4, Chcap , ide, corner of St. Paul's Chords-yard, Lon. slum Ihe Sale is likewise continued at the Mouse in which the loventor, my late Grandfather, Dr. JAII/11. retitled, No. •tx, Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, where the Medicines have heft; exclusively prepared for nearly 70 years, und from whence Messrs. Newbury and the Public have been hitherto uniformly supplied. I beg to add, that in future my signature will appear upon each label affixed to the above Medicines, without which none can be genu.ce. It. G. G. JAMES. TG: I-Inuse In Bruton street beta+ to my Linelc:, who are about to disiose 4,f it. The Public shall, however, be iLiorninl of the place of my tuture residence. JUNIPER'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT. by HEATH. THIS ESSENCE is a safe, effec:ual, and pleusirt rern , e4 in nubicicles, Gouty and ChoLey Pains In the stomach and bowels, Indigestion, byster.c.„ nausea attendant on pregnancy, relaxation sand lassitude arising from atmospheric heat, want a appetite, injuries from inclement wtaiher, and in the t , emnuclie xliection of the stomach and bowels, so common to inianz., adapting the dose to the uryency of tke case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition..—Evenee sat Peppermint is so well known as a valuable Family Medicine, that the principal object of th.s Adveitisecnent is to guard purchasers against the numerous coon. terfeits, which are prepared by D-siggists, Sm. 'l''•e only eau. Lion J. P. Heath can give is, to see that •s J. P. Heath, Nut:ing. ham," Is engraved on the Government stamp. Price 24. MI and Is. lid.--Sold by E. Edwards (Agent to Heath) cG, St. Paul's Churchyard ; and also by Sanger, Oxford. street; 'Putt, &change; Ward, liulboto. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, have setittloutly devoted their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those disor• den which so frequently embitter, anti too often prevent, that in estimable blessing, niatrimoulal felicity. The mammon' appli. cations they have hitherto received from persons of the first dis tinction, and the unify-on t uece.s attending their superior mode of treatment In such complaints, induces :hero thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cases of Debility or Deficiency, whe ther resulting from the too frequency of participating in the gale. ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of hbertinfsnt, or a secret solitary habit, which weak , ns tbc energy of the mind. and destroys the Sower of youth, by producing sterility in the use sex, and impotence ht the other, they offer a 4aie and permanent cure. To these who, from such complanits,are prevented entering sett , th..! rr st3te„ and athamed to seek relief brood over their ir.firmities in silence, it must be consol.rg to k: , .nw, how ever dillicult oe ineffectual the cure may b.? deemed by ors.., Practitioners, that by a renovring and infallible method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A et.' ta'.tt disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscrettot , and every species of Venereal infection, by a mild and nev.:r.failing mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, withoot restraint in diet or exercise, as alqs Strictures of tie Urethra and Gleets, wliich they are enabled to core in a abort period, without recourse to the painfuldangerous effects of the Caustic; referer-es of width can be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of high respectability, who have firm cured In a very short period, after having laboured cutler strictures fur many years. To married Females, whom expectations - of those tender pledgea of connubial happitara have Morn defeated, it in ty aim be • plezeitg ream:hitt to know, Oat by a proper persevetance in their remedizr, the ge.,eral health i. renovated, anal the impedi menta rennrett. Mesas. Goni and Co. rarlit•ively prnfe-sit th cure of 'hese particular enmplainte, in order that they may Lot be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy ;.r justly iltaekti to the ignorant empiric, think it but juatice to ihenuelvi , to mate, that they have been properly educated and initiar.d Into every bruit:a of the profession (certificates of which, liinn various Maio platy and testinioalals Irani the higlwet profe-sinnal authorities. they have to convince any Inquirer). 'That a reseletate la the warmer lirenspbere of our eastern world, as weal 33 in otierpans, ensboldeus thein to assert, that their researches having beim tea. hued to diseased aheady enumerated, they hold ..It a eertaany of renovation to such as may labour under the 44N:tang effects of a life passed under the torrid zone. Allti tortlitr, that having had opportunities, in their professional capa city, of forming an inchoate acquaintance with the eon ttitutional habits of seafaring persons, they tdier to them she best assurances of immediate relief; that the utecess resulting from their endeavours first induced them to quit :he practice of the general Pracdtioner, and they presume that their preten lens commute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by eke Public, been so liberally • To be consult ed at their house daily (personally, or by le:ter,) by Patients of either sex, with serum, honoured. Patients in the country are ruqueq state ed to the particulars of welt' case age,delicacy, and auentima. for *thrice anj and manner ut eticionr.a remittabas medicines; and the 'caned es v*l4 be given iorwarded to any part of the kingdom. CiJ55 and Ca. SiJr . otta, l;vavt, it elicit, Feet street. This day were pabitshed, Neatly printed hi 2 Vols. two. price Xi. 41 beards. SERMONS, el.iefiv on PRACTICAL SUB• JEC rs.-13 7 E MOAK. • Print 4 for 1. Mammon, 39, Ludgate.etreet. Ttia day eras pull/Wird, bands:mu:ly printed in svo. f ?4, dversfpnve eftlie Moore, its. boards, PIC . : II Ql.l E TOUR through FRANCE. O. en the BANKS niche and tts:JULh part.uf the N !Fit I..AN DS, in the year 1814. Fllontina 3171 ns, Sylvasque I " Cedar and Pine. std Fir. and blanching Palm, A Sylvan stelae; and as the rrriks ascend shade above al:atlr, a Two:4ly L.c . ..ire Of v " 2JGLTox. I.nndon : PH:eels - or I hfawroai. 99, Lulgate-sret. By whom also isiL.t pul,!;sf.ed, a new edttion of E 2" r Aces CLASSICAL TOUR ITA T, 4 Tols• aro. JCS Loard. GERMAN PAPERS THE OPPREF.UVE POI.!CY Of EN ;LAND, (FROM THE GHENT .1q1.111:TAL: .7!;1.Y h).. Europe is under the yoke of England ; ih.: 11 one of those truths .thick, in the eycb ca . Al men make use of their intellecto4 I;tfulti, : s, h as a n t ! ie characters of tnAthernatical dernot:ErrAtinn. This yoke is more real than that of I%Lipn!e-w, thnogh invested with less humilia:ing hums. land has escaped its ruin only to revenge itca upon the independence of all nations. 1t flag, which e'. plores the world, forms now-a-days the great p"-wer; and unhappily this potter is stronger and more inAc cessible than that of armies. One cannot but admire the art with which it has manufactured the net which it has thrown over the globe. The first mesh, as a celebrated publicist has observed, is fixed to l - !;:ligoland, and the second to Jersey. krona there it commands all the issues of Germany, wr.tches over the Sound, intimidates Stye. chm and ll..nmark, and presses on the coasts of Hol land and France. In the centre of this line rises the Metropolis, between the So!:th and the Noah of Europe. Its eccentric position renders its mantime power the tyrant of the Enropean Seas. Gibraltar And Malta secure to it the entrance and the centre of the Mediterranean. From the lonian Islands, it sii printends the Adriatic and Greece. The Cape of Good Hope 'pens to it the mute to India. By means of Malabar, C. yl..u. Ste. it compresses A 51.4 . and New llolland, nod renders it mistress of the Sout'i. At 'Trinidad it has one foot on the Spanish Continent. At St. Lucie. .1 tniaica, &e. it watches the HAV.I3.. nah and tile Antilles. The occupation of Canada and Newfoundland cc.mpletet this immense chain, which seems to bind together the twu worlds. The prepor.d-r.ince, as ignominious as it is con trary to the rights of nations, i. the object of univer i sal hatred ; end it mar be asserted, that nineteen twentieths of the hdr:lntants of Europe would rejoice at the fall of this teiriht: Colo:sus. last volume r)I the Sitirit £&e lortrm.r.'t con. tains a cur;ous Laer on this sunieinacy of England. The author introduces a speak,r who has the !Imp& city to believe that England will succour its Al the Spaniards sod Portuguese. An English Navy Officer contradicts hint with much warmth. and obt serves, that England hu IRA signed the Treaty of the Sacred Alliance. The speech put into the mouth of this supposed English °dicer is a direct avowal of the truth of ail the charges brought by the Cmiinental pamplileteeas against England fur the last tssen , y years--'e That England went to war to enrich lierstlt with the spoils of other countries, whose colonies she seized. Tnat the Continental system would have ruined hers, and that she lavished her gold to find employment at home for those who supported that system ; thit she has abolished the Slave Trade, to ruin the colonies of all other nations, and reduce them to military sta tions ; that the battle of Waterloo, the glory of which may be contended with her, but of which she has reaped the whole profits, makes her mis , ress of the universe; that she possesses in every sea impregnable ports, and able by her fleets to blockade all the narrow s , •as, as the Baltic, the Sound, the Adriatic, the ti: , daitelies, acc.; that she commands in ::rance, :n ; that the inatmiactories of the Cominent gradually golf) ; that she has inheri•eJ the suength and the projPcts of Napoleon, and :wee,/ her own despotism to his tyranny, and has now no Lr;er Any or.ca.on to di-,sertilile," ac. &c. 14::1P.Vt1E^.12r.1, !ULY 10. A public Imam s..ys--tt In the mediation be tween the Ercat Powers of Spain acd Portugal, int poi Lust esplan are said to have been twilight I..rward re..pecting the nature of the SacredAiliance. According to which, 1 9 it is valid only between cht Power. who have expressly conclude d it with each other, but by no means vs their Allies are concerned, with whom 4 special Treaty is ni:::::ssary. IL The Contracting parks engahe to protect each rower, ' cot only in the integrity 01 its whole t err i tory. but also in all its cort , ti..iition.:l rights in respect to its ~,bie ets, Its contt•rurty with these arrangements and the ee4eaciations between - North Ametien and Spain. Rulr:4, it is has enzard to support the cause of Fes-dine:lJ in Spanish America. with a squ.tCrnu fd six ships of the line and several smaller st.ta , ls, and with au army of 15 or go,fko men. for which Spain cedes to Russia Old and New in America, and the island , of Minorca, and gives it also -ery impostant commercial chats. t.:gt% Ninth America is stated to bate eugaecd, in cm:s;deration el the cos ioo if the two Ficrisi4s by Spain, to lothiti al! assistance to the Insurgents in its territories. How far the nezoeiztiens nave ad./a:teed cannot yet be positivaV seal, pet it is certain that the y are going on. 1 hese negociationa, and the l-e -iation, ofßu ssia .with th e r, ,:e Rad Petal... greatly excite the attention of the English Ministry. It is thought in England that a titre t Hill soon be equippt d. A Russian squadron has s tiled from Itcveland Cyteu- AA& culls expected !hurt'. ‘ it North .Sea,