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THE Wit mt.(' Frel Tha " tion of Re;, deratit 4 , meat SitUati and to that th 41 in plan 1 NEXI Tnuth, nctiVC ? A few 6 SIVII7I No. ME D . : . ne PHYSIC .1.- 411:: • • , • • . • 4.4%%r. 441 t -t . 4.ll:;ies • • • • • • 1/4N 4 N v ) /I Q) W Y. • • , r . I --!nc ' I . •' • C: te. , ' • I -! • • • •- • 1 • rl6 ~~.~ a. .: i~ .,...... PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. naR 8390. V . .I.i/kRy 24, 1814. J • el EASY' INDIA 'ROM; jaiimett s *OOl4 fn tr . #t of DIRECTOR* if the VIVITIJA RCHANTS yENGLAND,traikt ES, do Aereky give Notice, .2ourt of the said Company will be held at t...a(b.nhall.street, on Friday, the 4th of Februallfl lcven o'clock in the forenoon, at the desire of more than toprietors, to Ballot on the following question, viz.. That thib Court approve and confirm the following of the Court of Directors of the 19th instant, viz. noised by the Ballot, That the Court taking into t onsi ion all the circumstances relating to the former appoint. of LieuteitAut-General Sir Thomas Hislop, Bart. to the tion of Commander in Chief at Bombay, to his capture, ;o his subsequent appointment at Madras, is of opinion, the sum of £l5OO only, be given to Sir Thomas Hivlop, place of £3300, as origivally proposed by the Court." ?AMES -OAR, Secretary. • r • This day was published, isi 12mo. price 5s bound, the Tenth E.lltion, Much enlarged, of }jTSTORICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS . QUESTIONS, for the Use of Young People; with a Se lection of British and General Biography, &c, By RICHMAL MANGNALL. Printed for Longnian, Hurst, Rees,_Orme, and Brown, Pater trotter-row ; and John Hurst, Wakefield, SALES BY AUCTION. - SALE BY AUCTION _____,• __. CM G% PEOPEttrY . , 1.0.1 , 160 if Pr.oure cOmPARY. MY -LANE THEAVRE; ATM RIISSELL IbiSTI. 11 SHARES. • . • • By Mr. sadrt, • •' P 09 Feitlay t likeaky s, *Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart:Londnn; diXFOIId WARWICK and NAPTON, Old \.., I.lnioa, &doer and iiinkwafer,'Witc and Berk:, Lan. canine Canal, Drurt lane Theatre, London Flout COntrany, and • Roma In9thution stares. Patticutalv at the 4e* Hotel, Birmingham ; Hatchat's Hotel. Piccadilly; thb Mart; a - rd of Mr, Scott, 29, New Bridie-ateet. London. , HERTFORD-STREET, MAT:PAIR:. Eligible Falnily * Residence, Coach-house, and Stable, near • Hyde-Park. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarrawar. Coffee-house, • 'Ch ange -Alley, Corallll, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock, rIPHE LEASE of a4l excellent FAMILY REST-, BENCE, desirably situated No. 21, HERTFORD STREET, MAY-FAIR, condgutous ,to HYDE-PARK, lat. the Residence of Lieutenant-General Sir HARRY BURRARD, Bart. deceased; containing, on 'the Upper Storey, Five good Bed Rooms. - On the. Second Floor, four excellent Bed-chambers. On the Principal Floor, two handsome Drawing-ropmx, cote: , inunicatlng by foldiagdoors, and elegantif fitted up—lled.chans ber, &c. Ground Floor, EntrancelaU, prtncipal-and secondary Stair saes, handsome Eating Parlour, Library, Waterdiuset, Bitleea Pantry, &c. Open Yard at tkt hick, and cortienierlt Offices in the RAW .aseslt, Wine and Beer (fellers, &e. The whole in very complete order, and At for thelimmecliate reception of a Gentleman ' s Family. Contiguous, a Five-stall Stable, double Coacb-house, with Loft and' Man's Room over. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may he had on the Premises ; of George Ellii Esq. .Sellritor, Abingdon-street', Westminster; at Garraway's ; ant 01 1 1 11% Rubins, Warwick-street, GoicLmsoluare, of whom Tie lets for viewing way be had. • • • This ttay were published, By L ' on-mian Hurv, Rees, ' Orme, and Brown , Vataboater-row , L T HE A itT OF EXTEMPORE PUBLIC SPEAKH4O, including i Cotrse of Dlicipline for ob taining the Faculties of Discsirnination Arrangement, and OM 1 Discussion ; designed for the Use of Sc hools, and Self-Instruction. By JOHN RIPPINOHAM. In 12mo. price 6s. boards. 2. RULES for ENGLISH COMPOSITION, and particularly for Themes: designed fer the Use of Schools, and in Aid of Self- In.truetlon. By John - Ripplngharn. In I2mo. ss. 6d. boards. . . ' „,,SPILS FURY has team to I. • nerecatary, but the attendant ou 6 stue of debiiity. hi a nattiratty delicate habit. Thus Children wi lt , aft vi s i te d with Menges awl Hooping- cough, or Se.atet Fewer, or any I:lois sist fiat leaves than weak and delicate, prodive (Platese of the Gland*, and consequent emaciation. Accidi nit iJeringing copi. pelted structure have the sarne effect. A mutant trait of atea soning has produced this oonvictien, which has kern materially assisted by observing the PATENT AN PI ICOft *Vile fißtl4 l :i in their *ration; always assisting the -Appe:i•e and General Health ; and as these increalte the disc* tl 4 rl y day lessens. • Sea Air or Bathing is only of ase hi 41 mach es change of air men is the health, but he (eel. permuted of Mae others and when the strength is not Immediatrlyktproved, is of cli.tervict. Sold wholesale at E. Edwards 66, St. Paula Church yard; and retail at the Dispeasary, 15, tiohitsqvate, London, bottles of 6s ; 414!uble,'10*. 6d ; and trigess, At. 2s. duty halide& ' Coto tonno ESSENCE, *S. ILY ONE DAY •TO • DRAW: -- RIcH - ' 2 - Prizes of - ailleN4Po 10,000 ' . &c. Ste. &c, .r WEDNESDAtit, 46th January, die Lottery *ill whin the Pint l icket, drawn a Prize above ',E2O, will its addition the Sam of .€20,000. few Tickets and Shares, warranted nodrawnouie • Bak by ^ lad CA.- No. 11, Peovrer ; No. 31. Ar.nOera Hum.. 19, CHARING CROSS . ; SyREST s. • • Wbo said the hist ze of .!111,1400. • .. • .11 ... MEDICAL AND CHEMIC i k . • ACTORRE . AND . EXAMIKOMmiS. • R. FIOOPER and ,lii . GER. will beOri their ;Vomit COURSE on 'the THEORY and PRACTICE of • PHYSIC, CHEMISTRY, and the MATERIA MEDICA, at • the Theatre, ell, Cork-street, Burlington Gartlent, ou IVloaday - . 7 . 1814, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning— , . was*. mu' off* pito PS'. T HE Geoteineftl -. Urn D'ltOr'S have been long esteenestl al;afet, cheap, effeCtual, and often an innneeliate• cure for . Sttanguitryi; (Wets.. Weaknos M the Kid.. eery. or Bladder; an•l*hen taken on the first artact'nf VensONl ,Infretion,thoy wihinfalbiyaccomplish thee:viral effect: okuuld, thi• comesint be fa,r alvancra, it wilt be neceslrary tu , i sslmpat SPYCIFIC Rteittor with the TriniitsProps. • The great abject to be attendee' to PallaasErs' Ile careful io Lerilng the true and genuine Prppration, ;aet!! safe and danctsrous counteefelis atterropted . to he folded on the Public, by Absolute falseh u oodi arE so numerous, that the Pro prietors request every l'urchAsei o ask for " Weiser. hash's' props " This day was published, in Two Volumes, Octavo, price 21..165. boards, THE HISTORY of ENGLANIi, from the ear liest Period to the Close of the Year 1812. By JOHN tIGLAND. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster-row, London ; and W. Sheardown, Doncaster. ' Of whom may be hail, by the same Author, 1. Geographical and Historical View of the World, 3 yob. /111): price £3. i 3s. 6d. boards. 2. The History of Spahr, in 2 vols. Bvo. del. 4s boards. 3. The History of Burgle, in 2 eels. Bvo. 6t. 41. boards. 4. Letters on Natural History, 19. ran. 9s. boards. 5. Letters on Ancient and Modern History, iivo. 10s. 6d. bds. Ditto, 12mo. G. boards. 6. Letters on the Modern History of Europe, Bvo. Bs. boards. 7: On tire Resurrection, 12mo. 31. Gd. boards. O. The Phlloscybical IVanderers, 12mo. 6s. boards. 9. Essays on Various 7 ubjects, in tvo. 12s. boards: February 7, , _ A Prospectus, with raniculaea t only be bad. of Dr. H. 21, This day was published, In Five Vo'unies Octavo, price X 2. 13a. itt boards, A TREATISE on •the. PASSION 4 and AF FLC I lONS of the MIND, Philosophical, Ethical, and Theological. In a Series of Disquisitions ; in which are traced the Moral History of Men,in his pursuits, powers, and motivos of action, and the means of obtaining permanent well being and hapinets. By T. COGAN, M.D. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. • CAUTION.—The penalise Wrath.% lesisies ,Prtips Are in closed in a black Stamp, witlt the ,iorowing .sit_idcre,l thereon nt (fli . secure the Proprietor fro piticy) i a . WA R DS, SUC. , ceoort to J. Wessel, SG, St. Patti'', CherelLfard.". Price 24.9 d. per bottle, and in large Wide% containing ten 2s. I This day was published, price 14s. in extra board*, . The Third Edition enlarged, illustrated by Maps, Plates. Am and a Portrait of M Felnaigle, r3 I HE NEW ART of •MEMORY, foanclednpon • 1 the pr:uciples taught by IM. GREGOR VON frEANAI GLE: and applied togltrooPhigy, Itifitory, Geography, Lan guages, Systematic Tables, Poetry, Oros', and Arithmetic. To which is added, stone account ofsiiic priccipal Systems of Arti• ' 'lkea Memory, from the earliest period to the present thud; ' *ids instances or the extraordindry powers:of Macneill Memory. London: PriatOd tier Sherwood s cidtely, net Jima, 'Paiet-' • o •stex-rPw• t • • " Thissystem it adaytiti4 to •Entanett cap:city, and its'ap exation rather. t t niurCe than labour. It pos. :'saris all theedeststagew,el the receding• nuthads, :ma as sac • Wok is slimier to any den have' , yet 'apPeared."-,Mouthly, -Review for May, 1813.--Bee •also British Critic for August, Isis; d Rees' Cyclopedia, vol. uiii. part 2, art.Mneinoesita. contii#4, TT is. Trotoriitta; that var?hrii.diiiordirsaf.the. human . frame are brought oreby•diskiration Ls youth, .aitsi a pose viofratioo of those rules whirh prttilracs (Decor:vier t ptvserra - don of heahh 4 .and layinca•fueutlecion fu along and hapi life, with a firm up& crentecnistltuttoli • Ott bless Mas Of linaithore no - sootier-'{o3 Man paltifid experientre trashes ,tbe'lsetrimable Value unhappy pitlent (Oohs :roue d,' toe Often in for the inalabsi of itinileauvery. -• Dr. Solomuo recomitaimasleigaCtsiofat Mass of Gthrab. to ' constbutlona hare been impaired, and whose nerves are affected by tuts intense study, or lung ri.-sideoct in hot pr pn 41ealtly elintateei hn wider eay.-s It will brace the reliasd irrevigthedandkinsrigorate the cong.titution. • 4nutlier suriply is just referred, and fur sile by Matlikrie ttnd Edin. and lB S all Nietßeine ;en ; tter . S s. in l i lr h ' '.l er I ct i r s t . lt ea b e ri b d o g ; ' (uut :n I isms fattillf‘botile for 341. by attach one t Ys." hot tie i% . s.ivrd, With thiravords 14 Saml Solostum, endraved ou the St 'Asp. - • • •:Dr.Suiumon rap VII, w!ien coilAufteit by lx.t cr. the usual compliment of a one pound note tu he addresmed— " Money. Letter. Pr. sokanuo, Gilead (kills; te‘r Live:pout. Paid double postage." _ . - • I y ERE-STR I', cLivii-htIAkKET: ~. .v s p eta bb e Free %i St aeons Roomy Home,. "kit Vat‘Wsenr houses, &c. with intinmtiste posseeskip e _, . By Mr. 1ttiP.V.414: 7 • AltaGeNisiasy's, rrt Wesktestlai mixt, la 'fitio Lbw; •-• • ' V LVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,' doil, l inkling-those Ettensive Roomy Prioritises, tnimsesiikit iI Nlveuunitigistru, situate on the East Pith nr Vers-oreet,'Clare. Marker, comprising a very eliOie Owelling-howe three atookaa high, two rooms on a iflor, and Closets. siip in front * alld !rife Entrance * tonfenient O cw, in thetaa.ment, spacious opvss. Vard, with flotintitlrliouse and _Warehouse behind tinnynhrt 4 ca-, dog widi'the house. a (.3*llarander the waseltouse r paved Yard,. with form y , watts/Am at tke twneeoriesof ware over ; the who:e . in .substantial repajr; r..artway, with 11,1' 11 74 leading from the svarefirtuses en Doke-street, at.d cellar 'sutler:. also spaciotti cellars adjrhitig the Hoak in Vete street, may hi. had on kase.• ' • • . .~ ... RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN. We insert in our Journal, and not without some exultatioq,' in authentic detail of the mortification, dispersion, and effectual &rest of the nlost lawless and sanguinary ambitiou which ever afflicted or ds. , griced slatting_ humanity. The circumstances. are Mated in this volume from authority winch cannot be dis puted. It will be perused by all,with an eager and an anxious interest."—Eritish Critic ' Aug, IBIS. • This day was published, • , In Octavo - the Second Edition, price 164. board,. A NAR RA TIVE of the late C4NIPAIGN in RUsstA; containing Information drawn front o . lfielal Fouresii, iod from intercepted French Documents hitherto un knows to the,Britioh Air ChR pklEd Valite ot Dn. Fanntim: is S Lur has been its long proved, that ibwhing at (tie regent a i r can bear a competition with it, in all the ilifferert !rages of a . -ertain disease.• which it effectually cores and eraditatts (vim .he habit , withiLit eliciting the paintuLfeeralgs and exposure that .atiter.trssalivation- T si hhout debilitating the constautloll Any degree, or-even requiring confinentenefroni business or restric tion of diet. Tite radical v rtues i(1 these ine4timablel)rops hive ;roved their claim to public approbation fur nii re duo 90 T e i ch. In all the debility of hod% iexes they prove a never4..iling resto rative—whether the'(kihility is produced by too free use of mgr. cary, by illicit pleasure', or the effectiof a . veattlin climate. 'l'o :revelers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will receive a safil, speedy, and complete cure, in all old itiabboin glees, and every wt-sktitss that affects tto bladder and (isn't of urine. By its eiteuy malty women have becotne mothers, who for many yuars had been deprived of that happiness. Sold +wholesale and retail, at Mr. Bitter's, No. 4, Ch•apsidr, thc corner of St. Paul's Church-ya.d; and retail; by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall & Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, U'esfort, , Mallory, and Jones, Pongee • tat-lonian, Exeter ; Cookavorthy, Gilbert, and Ho lland, Ply'niouth • Newbury, Dupe din; Baiter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; South , Mandersorii Scott, and Reaburn, Edinburgh ; Crutwtll, Bub ; Ross Lk Peck, Hull ; White, Brighton, Rokerts, Seldon, aid Ruff, Clicker - haM ; Greptm and Billinge, gtheards and Penny, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norarkh ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Diighton; and most Wtedicine Venders is bottles, at 24. 9d. 4s. 6d. sn 1 92r: [ Lo• f..Coutpr'saa a Freehold Substan•lal Compact Desirabla Dwelling house, three stories htii, tops . rooms on a floor, with Closets, &c. a pr'va.e entrance, and Shu . p- in front, Parlour hilid, paved yatd, &c. convenient ottc6 an the basemen! ; in pos session and on lease to Mr. Webster, Carver and Gilder, at a few rear,--0 hese Lots, together,„ forst) a very' desirabie Property 'foe a Manufactory or for Investing money. • May be viewed by aNdylog on the Premises, where partieu- Jars may be had; of Messrs Jennings and'Coll'er,Catey•streer, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. Doane, inert -street, Covewsoiarden; at Arraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War. 4(k-street, Onkleu.squarv. • . By Sir ROBERT KER PORTER. Illustrated lath Plans, &c. of the General Movements dt both Atitiles, during their Advance and Retreat ; and a Portrait of the late General Kuta.off. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster-ruw ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. • VECELLEiI rURNII Ul l / 4 . Pier and ChlmniiGlasties, Elegant Lamps, China and Glass, Mangle, &a. - TO BS SOLD BY AUCIION, -By Mt. it 01.311%15,' • • At hir:Cox's Koenr, Maddox-street, Hanover-square, Oa rksitedAy next, And following day, at Eleven &Clock, THE genuine HOUSEHOI,I) FURNITURE, China, Glass, and Effects, the Property of a Merchant, removi.:l from Thames-street comprising excellent Four-psil and ether Bedsteads. good Bedding, Window Curtains, ,Draw- Mg room Furniture, elegant Lamps, capital - Axmin s t e r Carpet, 34 feet 6 by 15 fart 9 inches wide; Bruilleis and other Carpets, Pier and Chimney . 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Tenter-Grounds, ‘Ofchards, Buildings, and Lands, adjoining the River and Navi gation: is Wakefield, near Westgate, Kirkgatt, Northgate, St. Jo'hn's, dcc. • ' ll'he principal part of t 1 Lands' abound, with Coal and fine Brick Earth, and are divided Lots, for the aecorantodation fli the Inbabitaans in the different Townships. Possession may be had in a short time. Plans of the Estates , with the Lots, may be seen at the OS* of John Lee, Esq. St. obit's, Wakefield, where Particulars' it be had; kb at the Strafford Arms, White Hart, Mr. Goilin. thorpe, Land Surveyor, and Mr. Robson, Builder,. Wakefield, who will diew'the Lots; Mr. Bay, Angel, Donca s ter • HOW; Leeds ; Black Swan and Hotel, York ; Tontine, Sh e ffield ; Htls and Chickens, Birmingham; of Messrs Jones' and Green.4llllllfis tors, Salisbury-square, Flect•stroet ; of Memo. Tennant and *l* risco% Gray's km-bquare; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldewstptare, London, where a Plan el the Lutes our/ be GUEBTONIAN MEDICINES. C.-Va e 7. To Mr. B. Gem, No. 9, Great Surrey-street. Black'rian. DEA% SSW THE ext;a6rdivary Cure F twits lately received from the we of your GuiSTONIAN NIRDICIIIV. i binds me in gratitude to make known to th e Pulllic, the wonderfuf effects of pin- mbst salutary means in disorder.; of paha. In he beginolng Mareb. 1812, In consequence of taking COI4 (wb n under a course of Mercury for a Liver complaint), I was a-tack• ed with a Mae excruciating On in the back and right kip, winch in the course of six days rendered me insatiable of fathering my usual employ. in this situation I applied to a neighbouring Stn4 geon, who reeenirnended an external application, which- I perse vered in owing for about five siesta : finding my pain sti3 coma nue with the awn* degree of violence, and my 'french very muck decrrased, at the request of my Mends - (applied *awes admit ted ism St. Thomas's Hospital, where I' continued for Omit SIX Weeks;striedy adhering to everydirecilon laid dowNwit flout fin& ing the leen relief; In fadt, I was norrbeconir (troin the eAditiquat anonhing pain) so reduced-in stfength as to lwriticapable of Walk ing without the assistance of a atirk ; when, foftuaately hearing of the wonderful cure your Medicines bad effected on my neigh bour, Mr. Dowling, (in Case 85), I resolved on maktutapplica. lion to the same means, bit with stronger hopes than expec tations-of deriving ant benefit, though, to my great joy and surprise, in less than half an boor hom the time I commenced the first appHcation of the. Medicines, found myself so much relieved, as to be enabled to walk home without a stick, and with very little pain, by continuing the I.otion and Pills for one month, was perfectly freed from every sysoptom of the dims*: bat this is not alt for which I am obliged —the Liver Coitlptaint which I had been suffering under for more than five yews, and hall resisted the strongest preparations of mere" god ether means prescribed by several of the most eminent kass/gai p eac e admen, was conTidetely - cured by taking. five or At* belies of your Antanertufial Bilious Pilla.-11 *Bain, in perfect health, your much obliged Servant, WILIIAM MOR Lay. 1 No. g, Ilaad.strtit Ktoirs Gardens, Ho , Blackfriars-r o ad (Cast Bg, in a kiwi Papet.) 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