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• 1 1 /ft Aiiii• 15, 5 1, - , * r i • :.... • •.••14/'" c'••__%. 111 „, - ., 111 i 64 . • ••• • I .4 11 b?`.. - ' : '(,-;\ fk, 4 4 1 ::. ,, ,-- ,' ;,• ..• S .. • .../... "•••••• \ t , ... •, : r 0 • 111 , 0 4 ! „ ar . 4 e l ik A PP:: • IF "1117. - M 0 14 .. •+ • . .. . . ze •P) _!: 4 : 10 , . . , . t';556. ROTAL M:I.ITART COLLEGE. S ITCH Persons as iro willing to contract for ma king, the CLOTH:NI of the Gentlemen Cadets at th e Jul :nr Drlr trtment, and athi keepir.o it in repair, may send mad rota'. (post-paid) addregsval to the Governor of the Royal Ml ,lt-r Calk gr, near Bagthot, on or before the 15th Anima next. • Cott•7act to he made for Three Years, to commence from h 1:).t ember next, and to he determinable at the option • of Party, on receiving three months nodes. Particulars t f the Con•raet may be known on application at eh f..l.leut en an t-Governoe's 0 Ike, lt opal Military College, any day Vu^dat eacepted) between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock. July 6, 1814. This day was published, price les. in boards, TOURNALS of - the SIEGES undertaken •by the tl At.t.tEa in @PAIN, to the Years Intl, 11112, and 181& linus../a.ed by Nine Platte, and Copious Notes. Wl!li two etierie, nit the defects of the Serike, and other causes which rritithka the Sieges unelertaken in lilt and ; Nith Sur seitimvs 10 prevent their operating in future. By Lieutettair-Colonel LT. JONES, Royal Pnglneers. Printed for 'r. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall; and intY be had of all Booksellers., This day was publisheJ, price Sr TnE FRUITS of PERSEVERANCE; being Three Sermons, on recent Publtc Owasions. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LLD. lector of Bladon, with Woodstock, Oxon ; View` of llikrley,. B trio; and Chaplain to the Earls of Ihmarl.s and Moira. Snld by F. C. and J. Rivinatoe, St. Pat f.'.4 Church-yard ; Lack ler no, Allen, and Co. Finsbury-square; Hatchard, rad aU other Beksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Father's Gift to his Children, two volumes, limo. price CLASSICAL LETTER-WRITER. lids day war publhhed, In lento. price 4s. Gd. boards, or Ss. bound, THE CLASSICAL ENGLISH LETTER.. 7R4 . 1 ER; or Epistolary aelectinnt : deigned o improve Inlpersons lit the Art oil-otter writing, and in the principles i g rtue and Ploy. With Introductory Knits and Obs rvatiuns ea Epistolary Composition ; and fliopppltical Notices of the Wri 'Wars from whom the Lett , rs are seketel Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brosin, Pa en. sester-trow„London ; and' Wilma at.l Sow, Vork. Of a 11,431 may be naJ, by the same Author, 1. Lessons for Young Pei lUIIII In Humble Life, /2tuo.prke 4s. s True Stot4es; or, Interesting Anecdotes of Children, I Solo. price ors. 64. boar.,. • S.'True :It..ries; or, Interestl4 Anecdotes of loin; Perions, , pride 4e rid. hoants 4. A Friendly Gift for Serrantsisrad Apprcntkes, IStto- The It 4 ril Edition, price es.-sew ...k , TO OFFiCEILS GOING pr Ri/Uittzlilo titiM . s4lN. • • . l'biacl, was published, neatly and accurately prkited, prise Os: • • . bound,'ntlawtiatinn Of 0 r . A lk NEW; Psy, ard Clltele, COMMERCIAL 4.1. agid miLrf ARv GAt i tie„Lvi Ave or.the F P ,NlSli LAS. 4, , 0u,,,..., wth a coites l / 9 5 ' apeistateerresparteesee, FAO ' pe and k?eit cal ' Extracts, sod owl tiliselptipa e r to fetal Ilii . r e.risi"-Spell"...:' 1 Sehalarr— By itiiiN EMN DE NI rE, Laa‘on : Primed for I.acklidittin, Ailtn. ind co. Finsbury- spare; Leeman, Hurst, ReM, ta me, aid Brown, and Cra.luck s and Joy, Patergoster-row ; :I"..llonsey, Bread -street; C. Law, • Aveauir - la lane ; and V Egerton., Wbitehall. oi whets may be,had, recently published, by the same • Aurlinr, . 54 1. Exercises in the Spanish Language, adapted to the co.ru inertial and Military ,".pa. Lth.Gramm:r. l'h.• sp;rolution with which the Commercial and Military Spanish Grammar haat:teen seseived (tbrougb Several very large impressions), emboldens the Aa i b o u to ley this Book of Exercises before the Public with in• Creased confidence. Its %FOP', is obvious, and in execution he beienes it to be in MO maret inferior.co the Grammar, which has. lowa bosomed by eo Sparked a pre.eretice and so rapid a sale. it.'Nesnosan's Spanish and English and English and Spanish donser, V vols. aro. .di. es. bound. The saincWotk abritig lid, 'lice Its. S. Dee Valente in Spanish; nano' and very correct nation, in four pocket vol;. price LI. la ! • PR Act'lcal. MILL-WORK. 'This day was published, in Octavo, • Mustreed by numerous Plates ard triter Figures, IpRACTICA 1. ESSAYS ore MILL-WORK and other MA CHIMER V,Mechanic.l and.l)e.er•p•ive. • - By:ROBER I SON ELICI - LANAN, Ctvel Engineer. Easay . l. Ott the l'ee.h of Wheels applcable to M:11-w-rk and ether lviachine ry with numeroes logores, 6s. in NMI cl, Efry IL On ;1; , 2 Shaf•s of Milk their deerritriou ar,t. use; isdak• the kinds of Stress to Av!tich they are subjet• ; aud 411 L:I , juiry into ther'StifTress, Durabil ty, and Proportion; wit:, u , s.- Ini Tables, and fo! , • Plates--7s. baards. • EvalLys DI. to VIII. 0 i Cri::•lengs of Shafts, &c.—nn Di•en- JPgikg and Re.eniag , ne M..trltettery, In inesson, t . ..c"—oa I VA• Vz•rg the Motine of 14;rs —4,n the Vel:,cil of IA ater-w! e, Is— ! -110 Clunisiri the Velocity of Machtnery—and on the nun:blot Mill-wt•rk ; , v•tb 15 Plates, 1..3. hoards. Prin•ed Orr J. I : - ..rle,r, at the Arclorevotral I..brary, N. 59, Heels tiOlbotrt; a•td sold by A. black, Edinburgh ; and Messr.. Brash and Re 0., Gtasicive. 14. D. "I bese E-s.l-is MA , be hail, uniformly done up, unler the title 01 ilochanan's Essays, 3 volt As at'l'Ve may be Lai, 1. Siteaton's Eeperitnents on Understot and Overshot Wheels, Ike. tie°. 5 Nall!. 1na..64.1. bonds. illl St. Venturfs Etperriner•at Enquiry into the Motion of Plural, it Mates, hro. 4s. ,ea ed. 3. Camlui en the '1 era* of Wheels Ivo. II Pines, I es. rAt. lids. • CATON'S This day wispubliebeil, AEI. Wilde, price Si. illustrates' with Caws, I.APit.AC" I'ICAL. 'PItEATISE. on tt•e PR E VEN I lON and ell RV, of .he V P.NEItE4I.I. i dzsE Ast • In both' SEXKS, awl It. soteseepiences; ate which a roily and Su.' ersiful anode at 'l're annent Is I , olllfrd Mit, inCiliding Obill7Stratflts WI i`trictut et, Ghosts, (4ettatirots -Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal I)fseaseNdtc...&e. ' Inttneed ail, a Guide aping theaangeruus Sects oa this baneful Inal:dy. Ily T. M. CATON, Sargon", • .• No. U, Staideope..i.ert, Newcastle -steer', Strand; 1. - ae of the United 11.40144 of $4.. I hennas's aril t;ily's. • IL A 't reansu on Irdi,.estion, be rg an inquiry ;nen the Dis.. aa.e• al isnlz an..l connectrd whit the Fusetion4 or the Stomach, veld :Remarks net the liver and Its lidrut.nce on the Gastric gys:.- r.i. To which are frtllled, some general Ou te rr at i on , on Sprrifnirius and Cutaneous l.dieases. Price 34. . A Priptdar 'Treatise ort t tie Prevention and Care of the dif ferent Stages of Asthma, and Winter Cough, with new and sue- L e i eslulr it s, at istm i ctons sitit. fpr c i i t t le in e n P p re ri •r ce a en..i l on and I'rea'nw,et of Ault a 4; t'soclical Ohttrvsnons oat the Dehtlities, -natural and ae , lu re.l, of - the (Jeasett;ve Own, of teeth bests, incletllng the 1 heist y• of Generat ion, Sic. Price Ss. od. 5. A Practical Irta tee on female Dises - et, Including °freer. , %tripes% en Hu ntrition, Locution, and the thsorthrs imident to chose important changes. Price 3s. 6J. Premed for Shea wood and Co. to, Paternoiter-row WI &Latta*, S.:, lialltriestneet, Caveutl:•ll4quiu a, Lomita, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1814. GENERAL AGENCY RE I'WEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND. AGENTLEMAN of great respectability, who is conversant with the Law and Commerce of both Coun trice, and whose knowledge, situation, and connections, as he conceives, peculiarly qualify hlm , proposesto for.ll a GENERAL. AGENCY EWFABLIiHMENT for Purchasing and Saito. ESTATES and MERCHANDIZF. of every aectipt:on ; reco vering PROPER I V, es;•ecially French Governmont Securities, &c. &c. He will be chliged to vi,it Park in the course of eight or ten days, and will be ready to undertake any Clmnsission or Agency on the most liberal plan. References of the most respectable description' wilt be given to Merchants and Banker, in the City of London. _ _ _ Letters, post-paid, addressed to S. T. at Lloyd's Colf:c.housc, will be immediately attended to. OSTEND AND COLcHESTEIt PACKETS. A.,..THE elegantly fitteSand Yatchts, MARIA, Capten How.tan, and SUCCESS, Captain coniinue to gall regularly every Ta,•clay anti Friday al.er bakly, to and from Oared ;old Cokhecer. Of joining or rettaining frorft the Rrieiak Aenrr In tbu NeriLtlanes, left tad also route to andfrom thence by Colchester, the most eapedUibus and pleasant, and the leat expt:ns;vr. Further particulars may be had of Mr.yink, Cire:ll, Mino tin; Mr. C. 131vaden, .51, Poultry; at Georv's Culfce-litiose, Strand, and at the Bull lan, Aldgxe. 'CAMBRIDGE NEW pATENT MAIL. COACH, WHITE HORSE INN, FET*FER.LANE, HOLBORN. THE PoLlic are m• st respectfully informeJ, that a New PATENT IVIA 11. COACH w•i I .et out every Even- Mg at ilalf past Seven &Cluck, (suntlaya at Sia) front the libttve Inn ; performed by JOHN EAMEi and Co. who will not hold themselves, accountable fur l'Asiengers luggage or a::y packnge whatever above the value of Five Pounds, if lost or damaged, unless entered as such and paid for accordingly Whet/ delivered at their Onieei in 'town or to their Agents in,the Country. August 1, 1814. ROYAL 11.)TEL, TAVERN, AN!) ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, MARGATE. FRANCIS HOWE returns his most grateful thank: .0 :he Nobility and other Visitant, of Margate, for the very libzral ercnuragement he Lai expericueed sifter he succe,itsi Mr. KIDNIAN in the above house, which hr has fitted up wi h addi had Bed rooms and other cntiven;eucies, fit for the recepzion ot larreof small Parties; Itkewise a capttal Coffee rocsm, for the actontmoda:ion of Single Gentlemen. F. 14 atsures those who please ter litootir him with their fa yours,that tvery I zer ion shall be est dun his part (combined with ino4era e cits;.gt-s) to merit theirtwure patrmace and surport. A I Olt Post-cuarb retro the George and Blue Boar, Holborn, - every atortilug at Seven &Clack. V. B. Regular Packcs to Ostend for Passengers, Horses, and Can i neg. • GARDENING. AGR EAT Variety of new invented, useful, and improve! GA RIJENING IM PLEM I' 4 , recommended by the Ittrost etuiner.t Nurserymen its the neighbourhood of calcul ite4l to give meitity,,ea•e .and pleas re In the bikVe Science, as svi ras to conside iltly lesien the expences.— ro be seen onie a: the Hottieuitteral Repository, 9, Leicettr teet, Lt. c •n:cr-..eture. EWA' ARD VgEo, Patentee of the Av,rruneat tr. 144.1 f flail PAINT MANUFACT(►R Y, No. el,. QUEEN. •StRIE CHEAPSII:B. • NtlviltErdesrk ANt UPTON . anti Co. hte of LontiPn Wall) most resp-ctluity leorra theloublia that the Impenetranlet'airve are v• ry croam. , ntal, and bring ground in Lies ell Oil, nvy he arrled advaitt.ige to all purposes of usi ful pwliting, Kith InhL:e and ()litchi.% where a handsome amea,ance, .i:y, and cemionty arc c0mi.!..42 ions. For Park PAPtigs. Stucco and PlaSit't FICIf 3, Iron aid, Wool Baiting , and Ow-nodding' of every dram iptin, they are To culiarlyildanted, , ht y resist the efTectt t 4 Weat , ter in an astoiii.hing degree, are a cure for the eosin and dry re,t, and win stand in hut clanates; thty ale or the friknot it eniotws aid pm's, viz. Invisible Green .stis. per cwt. Dark Green 'Ms. and Olive Green 112 s.—fine deep Green ts.6d. to 2s. per ]b.—Slate, Lead, and Store Colours 565. per cwt. Chnuolite sis. Red or Brown 42" and White Paint Eta.—Prepared Oil to thin them fur use, 61. per gallon. The Coal Tar Brown is of two kinds, viz. common IPs per cvrt, sna refined Tar Brown se., per cwt. The) are both applica ble to the covering rough Fent jogs, Porous filt ',Weather Board-. ing, Sluice Gatos, Wood under Ground or Water, particularly the Mined Tar, it being perfectly Insoluble in Warr ; the worm will not penetrate where it Is used; it is also of a good colour, dries Very hard. and is easily applied, requiring only to be heated, and hail on with a common tar brush. •.• I . .noters' Oils and Colours, &c. dte. Merchants, Captains, And the Trade, suppl Jed ois Liberal Terms. QUACKERY IS THE DEATH OF 1 HOUSAND3. nEALai RESTORE!' ANT hay!ng been deceived and improperly trotted by ll:iterate l'retentkr% • MESSRS. COOPER And Co. Surgeons, Chirlotte mires, Blachfriars rua.l, adjoining Rowland Hill's Chapel, dui ing SO years regular praelicr, can aver that - thousands fa:l vie int* yearly to a Certain Complaint, owing to improper ire motet,' by illiterate pretenders, which have caused L'lcera• ions, wilt Blotches on the Heed, race, and Body, dimness In the sight, i:oise itt t I.e Ears,l)eVisess, Otrictures,obstin4te Gleets. Nods:auto else Shin ulcerated soot Throat, nocturnal pains In the Head and I. nibs, (frequent fy naLVakett and often trea.ed as Rbeutuati.an); a' last Doom ensues, with a general Debility, and decay of the c.institutios. ut ginating from a Dreadful Disease luriting iu the lutlitt or the Imprayer use of Mercury. • :Views Cooper anti Co, hay< bearregulerly bretto the pro cessing, (and Vie r experiene4 in t - .e above disorders are enpas al ;,:oed), are hicnibers of he Royal College of turgeons, in Lon don-and tilenburgh; and it is gratifying to their feelings to an mimic.... they lave rescued vety many of their fellow ermines !from Use above dreadful disorders (after others, and even kospi• Pa, had faifed), and which thousands in thls City can ter ify / Messrs. ( - triter and Co. are consu'ted daily from ten iH seven cioadays t xcelitel by ether confidentially; or by le.terA, r ig paid. u hen medicines and the beat advice will be sent to ail part of the town or country. N. B. 'lke WI.M.t3 and 1:13 FULA cured wi!birit Cteting. and those whose iltseases are the most alarming are my tel to C"ear l~tti qtr et, tdjoining Rowian 1.1 Chinch. STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING THE Ist or SEVI EMBER, 1814. bet-11.: vIE. ' 11 of ,C2o,i'oo are .Can,onn I ...... ... 11,( wi 40,1.00 I 5,0.10 10,000 ' 2 ... ...... 2,000 4 . ..... ... 1.14 0 .... 5 . ...... ... 501) 2,500 10 2t..0 n, ono - 15...... ••• zoo ... 50 ...... ... 50 4,750 to . , 14,000 Tickets. X 1 40;000 NO 1 1 1XED PRltESl—Days of I)rawi i ,g : • Ist Day - - Ist sEP rEki DER. :41-Day - - 15th SEP 1'EN4131:%. Sal Day - • uth SF.PTEMBEIt. Tickets and Shares art Selling by SI , \TIFT and Co. the Contractors, At their Offices, Nn. 11, Port:rya; I No. 31, Asboava Hies- , • WOO. Caossaa-f-astess f , . *rarer. Knot of a Picket . .2.9 12 0 Half dr ,ClO 7 0 1 Eighth °starer • 5 5 0 1 sixteenth ft 2 IS 6 I 7 0 I,4 I YTOMStOCk :reeler, '2, Cornhill, anal 18. Cc- A:/ 'retry-street, solicltg the early a•tenrlon of In. Friends and the PoWte toiler norels-apptor.d Scheme of the present Lottery, winch begtils lit of SEP I EMBER, auttcontains of £20,000 9 of C.3,m0 fl . I . 10,000 g 0 ,000: &e &e. Lowest Prises and all the Capitals floating.—Prlce t.I a '1 klieg LIP. 19a. and a Sixteenth (only LI. 7.. at E? Ofices,•ts, Gewalt, and In, Coventry•street, where Nu. 661, a Prav of 42,000, we* 5 , , , t1 in the last Lottery. All liasinehs in the Public Funds and witvr Government Fe • curdles transacted wi h promptness and futslay. SUDDEN EO - 1 1 E.71'S -: OF 110 T ANI) I. 1) NI:RVuUS • AFFECTIONS, DEBILITY, Ec.c. SI BLY'S RE-ANIMATING SOLAR INCTURE is particularly reanninwit.led in D15..a..-1 of :11.1 Frew and Li.nv, n't hula, Drop y, Consunirinn, N. rvoas Complairis,Agues, Cunesii,h:nr, anti a.l rt. Di-ordrr• of ti•e stionath And Bowel.; and sold in Souks at ft.. 7s. hi. an I I 4: at the warehouse, No 8, All)buit-su'ret, 1:1 tchfria7s Rend ; and by most Venders of Nte.iichtes in rlw kinem.s. ANO Dr. ti.lit Lunar Tisirture, par icularly adapted for C.l:fly:alias it:Ad.:tot t. alit Female 5..5,.t to.. only. N. U. Eve' y iSottl•• of ihs ar•ulne Meti:c;ne has C. W. Saffell wrote upon the oUtside wrspprr. 1(1CK At4ll SlitMl PATG37I-4illi Royal I li) fr Ai. 1?1•41::•\1.n.144.1'. giinifsthe Duke of Von e. AtNOR!. Earl of Egremont John Latotictr, M P. Earl of I.eiirint. I Cut. W. Jfines, M. P. lion. Col. J. Larry, M.P. Cu!. M P. lint trot —Lir. Kiernan, Moniker of the Royal etil!ege,l..indon. THIS INSTITUTION,.estaLIi , II...d lot Cie ex6ll. 11 sive Treatment and Cure Of the VL FatF.tl, DIS: A 4 EI, 13,1 their di-ea.:Cul ctin-etr_ences. as itricf ores, ~ I le c ia. tiott,Ste tgaN to 1.0a.t the cute it • lett* Cull .2,01.0 nuilly, of wounti Aar.• teen afflicted trout 10 to '2O sears. '1 he early kynyo.nis nt Count rhos -so.! Cluni:r.: are cured in a few (lays by h icroatfs suitt?ior and efficacious ankle ni !reattnent • and that wvakeuss and Jetangesitt-nt of tile genvrar ye which ists air the constitution. and *torten kfe„ are here more six 'stint) , treated titan no any tither I.la . Mr. Kir • o_Atto.y be consulted as umtal, by either sex, at his • • ••.. Rlth; 4.l 4 tyvv-Hket lone- s. where i.ettt n from Town and Country arc so let ;:ililresonl, and e pecessary aJv ce and medicine will be gi ie.i or befit GO any kart of the kingdom. Just publi•lied, ;rice fts. rsactiral Viservatirris on the above Diseases. `:old by Sherwood and co. Nu. tO, Paternosicr•ruw; and I light. y, 24, Fleet-st r• et. rin:OSE tirlicted with nticarss, Langoot ot the Eyrs. Wralnets of Sig'.t ttr Memory, simuld take time to consider I.inniues alvicrohat " yowls i. t:te .mportant penal for forntirg a robust constira•ion," an,i that 1 • noshing is to be drcaded much a. premat exces...' .7 he fotmlation of happy Oa age is A gnus' co:.atitu , ion in youth ; temperan:e utd mod. ration at that ageare patiport% ft) happy pr. y hair.. N o thi s , can be better descriliz.l than In the wilds of Arin.trdng • F,:r want 3t timrty ct.ire MiMims have dia l of medicable CONSUMeiloNs,aad other I)ecays of Nature, wLetter the effects of or oral corsequeners,or praceedmg fn.rt, Cup, u.!enicies, or an advancud kage of life, have engaged the study anil atteli doss ifofd e first Plsriclaus of this and all tuber tutted, in vain, until Dr. Stiomon's CORDIAL 8A1.141 of G ILEAD *as hap pily discovered and promulgated to the world, ac.] which has produced tucli inicarc4 of its good effects, as must convince the most le.credulcus of its amariug res (trader powers. To enume rate its truly I.sppy, healing, balsamic, and tenov.ting efficacy, testimonies of the first autharity are now extant. his ado' ral.ty cafctila:ed far Bilious and other diiiirders of the stomach and Bowels; for Head aches occasioned by iodic. shim ; an.f for pre venting Palsies and Apoplexies, so otten the consequences of tree living. Recourse should be had to it after every excess, and upon every slight indisposition ; for. lay keeping the conkituron its continual repair, it p;e.crves the body in Lealtis alai vigour, and presents iresnattne &coy. No particular confinement, nor altention to diet, Is requisite, during a course or this admirable medicine. • 'I he .CORDIAL BALM or GILFAD is yrrpared by Dr. So• lomon, Gilead -house, near Live :Tool; where he may be consulted by I.ctre.r, with a LI fee; and it i• sold in &ivies, price I Is. each, or four in one Farni'y Bat-le for 335. by wide, one I is. battle is "wed. duty included. Wi:b rack bot le is given a cophius bin of directions, in English, French. German,Spartiib, l'or euguese languages, containing select illustraions of the rilic.tcy tit these medicines, the Government label nr gimp of which has the words—" Sara Solomon, Liverpool," eligraves, Without which it cannot possibly b e grnuine • _ _ . To be had at Gi near Liverroot ; of Samuel Leigh, No. le, Strand; flacon and Co. 150, oritn-d-s:reet, London; Brodie, Dowding, and I.l.xford, Salisbury; A. Smith, Perfumer, North bridge, Edinburgh; Martin Keene, N. fi, College-green, Dublin ; and a 9 Mcdicine Vt ud, re, in the United Kingdom. riIHE V411.e el Dm. F IIEEAIAN'S GI! l'l'A ZiALCI ARM, Las been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with 't, in all the different stages or a certain disease; which it cflecinilly cures and eradicates fr•im the habit, without exciting the raitiful feelings and exposure that attends salivation—niihout thhilitating the constitution in and degree, or even requiring uable:l,mi from business or restric tion of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for nt re than 30 years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-f.ang res!o rative--whether the debility is produced by too free use of mer• cury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate. To •ravellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended con strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy. and complete cure, in all old stubborn glee's, and every weakness that affects the bladder and tirl;ans of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for many years bad been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Budees, No. 4, Chcapside, the corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail, by Belam and :Tharp, Portsmouth; Hall & Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea • Trewinan, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and lioxland. Plymouth ; Newbury, Dub lin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderson, Scott, and Reaburn, Edinburgh ; Cnnwell, Bath ; Ross & Peck, Hull ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelten ham ; Grecian and Billinge, Ed war d s Ind Penny, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and. must Medicine Venders, to bottles, at 2s. 94. is. 64. an I 911 w PIMP.SIXPENCE-14 ALFPEI4 N I: 1,4 R. COCHRAN r !wealthy itt(oritts the Ptagiri 11'1 tha• lie twill SELL. by .411 C at Mr Ft....nrit's Nur. 'err, Paddington, on Mo est , . I'VesnAr Wzpwriikr next, a line C.,Revlon of 91tEEN-HOU )1. PLANI S in one Lots, for 1341conhs and Windows, w.th a Colketion oT Butaay ? Bay and other Plants, fur Conatrva odes; double god stogie Cammelias, Fruiting Eta SuccessiOn Pine ,Invity,l.lnnisa Ia Pots, tee. • No. 7, Duke-t;reet, Grostrenor"quire.--Asignit t, 1814. BLOWS ONCE IN ONE IiUNDP.ED A' Ls. 6oLt) srfurni) AMERICAN ALOlti will: two Flow&ing Stems representing die present paha. ..ul unian ; plrrwirr a very inagesilleent aad vtondr+A called BONAPARTE, a line Specimen, and the targesrPlant 4e the kind ever seen in 11.1scoum ry ; both curiosidel..To v Misled at Mr. 'Coehrzn's Argyle Nursery, opposite the Chute', Pad. dingion-Creen, Edievraso Road —.lchtintanee to nth I 4. - - . PROCLit.i:4I7OIW of the P` !NCB ROlifL I • SWEDEN to ike NORarkdi.E.V.l% . , • gorwegians—Dratine f by nairiie to an 1in... 01 4 whh.. the Swedish nation, your fate was decided When the ". King of Denmark cedrd to Sweden. by the peace of KiA, his rights over Norway. The advantages which your old Sovereign derived ft dm that peace are kabwn to you. He obtained, immediately efts+ its signae sure, the evacuation of the Duchies of Schleswig arid Holstein. the restoration of the fortresses of Gluck stadt and Fled( ricks•irr, ash acknowledgment *of dm ' Sound duties, the giving up of more than 12 millions of contributions imposed on the Duchies, the mon: ciation of an equal sum for captures made diking peace; a considerable slim in Money, of which part has been paid ; and filail7, the promise of the us: god of Pomerania, iipon the surrender and aceispab 'tion of the fortress ri Kongswinstr, Fredericks:la% ic kstailt, and- Aggerhuus. These kre.it :act:flees Crete twiJe to ammark) only becaii , .e she prrini,ed that yott•would.pez.ceablY. and without opposition, ackninwtedge the authority ff Vie King of Sweden ; and ~yon will appreciarik them, on reading tie treaties which unite] Hatediin. Russia, England, Ptusiia, and Austria, asainst the common enemy. Norwegians! —lf in this age tlr..se treaties cuttid be by civilised nAttons, good faith would us/ • lon-er exist 1.11•014 At the period when your Government furnishe.l to France %clue etnies'etni of seamen t.: man ships of war, Sweden perceived tie ineli.pensahte necussity rf rendering herselr indor...rident llt the C •o:inent; she perused to bow betote the idol ot, O'e day, and con% ti2ently relying on herself, ani on her constitnainn J laws, she dared tie invoke their in favour of fier dren, and rejected Oje danat:d of r.n egoal neers,:we of seamen : she did more, she u .i.es li.rseil at 4 period the most critical r. corded in our eennalS. e, ith a monarch whrnie dearuction N had suo-/I.—. She feels proud, Iriseever, in haring anticipated that raplsssioa ol so =urn , o-hrt nations. .. • Merwegians !—Sniall states are always mowed bb the more powerful : yiSir cano , st form an insulated• government ; and the plan of the man who misleads you is to unite one day she Crown of N erway to that of Denm irk ; but nowt., in accordance with sowad policy, wills that the Norwegians and the Swedes sfiouttl b- friends a n•J brotht rs. It is also as brothers that the Sweths wish to live with you. Sweden and - Not way united, and leading each other mutual sup. . p-rt, present on every side an impecgrablo • (rant. Insulated sod dioanited, they will haul - every, if:jog to fear tr)tir tram themseleies and from • o;b e rs. Llok at England--that island, so famous, kunded her prosperity on a similar uni ,, n. That of • Norway to Sweden is guaranteed by the first powers of the world. i • An experience of many centuries proves that the divisions °false North always led to its ru:n. This idea had struck the great Gustavus. After having laid the foundation of the peace of Europe, and con solidated the !Prnestant faith, his plan was to effect your union with Sweden :—Jeath put an end to his design. Its consequences have been pernicious to you.. Norwegians ! after the memorable had: of Leipsie your interests must have told you, that yaw. union with Sweden could alone *institute your happiness and establish your security. The Gt eat Powers wish this union. All of them have recognised that it was time to put an end tsi the dissensions wli?ch must re• stilt from the separation of the two nations. Will you alone oppose the general will ? ‘Vid you alone combat the Swedes and Cie Slvereigns who have guaranteed your union With us? Their gl , ny, their interests, the sanctity of treaties in line, demand its accomplishment. I come in the midst of yon, with the hope that you wilt treat as brothers that brave army which I lead back from a' campaign as glorious as astonishing. Neither this army, nor that which has been for a year stationed on your frontiers, desite laurels which must be tinged with your blood. The Sacdes are like you, Members of the Scandinavian family ; and battles be tween the two nations are equally repugnant to na. na . ure, to reason, and to sour.d policy. Norwegians ! suffer not your,elves to be heated by the instigations of the individuals who has e only their personal interest in view. Sacrifice not the welfare of your country to the deceitful illusions which they present to you. Open your eyes to the dangers into which a criminal ambition is precipitating you. den will not lay down her arms until she has effected an union necessaty to her safety and repose. You may prevent the calamities of a war which can only be advantageons'to your seducers. Look forward to the futurity which awaits you, and to the glory and prosperity which must ensue from an union of the two • nations. Norwegians rrject, then, an influence and errors, equally unworthy of roil; le[ the national will anti fix its laws under the Aegis of an enlightened and beneficent Monarch !. He offers you, with the re moral of every semblance of war, independence, li. berry, and. the guarantee of all your privless. Your fidelity shall be the . pledge ; his virtues be yaw securities. . . . DIiTEMPEIt, A:ID OTHER, DISEASES, OF DOGS. 'THE haoning most vAluAble MEDICINES, dis t covered and prepared by Me.sri. B H A INK and YOU.ITI', Veterinary bur/puns, No.:1, Nassau (late Suffeille) Street,. Caves, dish -Striate, are patronised and used by ev, ry ceiebrared Sports. avid retail ar above, and by I. lioresey, Broad -street. City. Distemper Powdows, Is. 6d. each, or six lot Bs. Mange Olutnaere, fid. Alterative Ckanslng Powders, for the Mange and other Foul ne to DnEre 51a• Pcr Turtle Balls,, 2s. Q. per bor. A s•ringent Balls, 2s. per bin. Preventive Remedy against Madness, .se. per butt. Worm Powders, - us. Gil per set. Wash fur Canker in the Ear, 26 Gd. per butte. Ointment for Canker outside the Ear, Ls. tid. Purging Balls, 2s, ad. per box. Sold Wbolesale and Retail by Barclay and sons,Fleer-market ; lidott, Sniirh and Salter, Edinburgh; Newberry, and Middles ten and Co. Dublin ; and by all Venders of Genuine Medicines. W here may be had, their GENUINE HORSE MILDICINEI. Alen, Blaine's Domestic Treatise on the Diseases of Homes Mod Dugs, a.tew Edition, includlorMatlness. es.