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utMBER 7345] ROYAL al ASTLEY'S, W. Indtr the Patronage a o f es tl Wl THIS PRESENT ] Saturday, the G THE 11L00 Or, THE qurstrian Exercises by the Frolic and Flying' To which will be adds THE PINDAI Or, GOI Crniicting of the followii Pots at Wakefield ; 2d, T tire's Mansion; 4th, Chat Moufactory ; Gth, Countr View ; Sth, View of Charir loth, Inside ditto ;11th, Ct of ditto; 13th, Itoinlntic Gardens of Diana. Boxes 45.—Pit 2s.—Gallo begin at half put sis —se V '''—'''- - - 1 '.• t Ad' ... . ...:- , . . . . . . , . # . . ..„.4..., '''' .. " :".61.1 . 6 °.t d r . , .I: - - • , I• 4. ~ : ~' ( . Alp .- • . ( „..• i `-tii...... ' • .‘„,..... .. . . ..• .f o k , l k : k V' .. -- I t' • . . Pr . . f .. , - • (414 , 7 €1 ~ .-- ~ .--...k" . . r .....Q .,.. \-... ... t ~. . . Tit, 4, ,frk • . , ~`,* 4' / l A .- . . . . . • 1 • —'s .. - . • ..,,..... 1.. 1 - t • : 1: 4 .: 110 r V . ..i.,),_ . ;VN 43 ' • • • ' 1 • 13 • i r .„ .. • . cai I-i .i'....,4 i..•.:i a • ..i. ~.. . . i .. • •• . • ....-- . . . . . . , . - -4 .• , • • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBE 20, 1816. i• EP . _ _ - P KOVEMN Viiater e4 , e HOO 4144 PARI s t Alas rii. pitouND TO ISE LET FoR ZA T ILD I b IO I PUI NOs LAND-VAL rinHE Commissione rs , u nder the Act of Pine of, the 45th year of kis pretest Majesty's par, havla(, ilvith the consent of the Lord; of the Treasury, &WWl's(' to Let the Ground situate es the Wort allit of the New Svparil f , In Palace Yard, 17 f4.-et in depth, seas Greet o•Orge-strow. as which it abuts, * and emending from thence towards Weetothistor Abbey, 210 feet, and then turning in a westerly diradel, pi rallet to the (root of the New Sessions Howe, end twin ..g 11 !root of :13.5fett oprnite the Abbey, with ground in the r thereof, apficable to ralde buillinp, for the gnu of SO rani and three-quarters, from Lady-day last. Notice is hereby given, that any reran he potion. 'me maybe deiirous of taiatia the wiaolr, otr porter trlthe said Ground, may inspect the Designs and Pertictah.r . s fur builditig thereon, by applying at the Gaze of Mr. Groves, Surveyor to the Catenetio sißsers. in jigoos Scotlwd Yard,, qp, . Mandl, toy weet,lbrween the hours of elettn and twti a et jet, -ealed Tenders for taking the same, in whittle the rim ripped to be giver, Is to be insetted in words at length, ;obliged 4 4 To the Commissioners foe the Improvement of westeuelor," mat be left. E Clerk to the Commissioners, Carlisle.atrest, Sebes AMPHITHEATRE, • irESTMINSTER BRIDGE. their Royal Highnesses the Prince of and Duke of York. EVENING, Tomorrow, and Grand Popular Spectacle of lOD RED KNIGHT ; ' FATAL BRIDGE. to Double Company, with the Peasant's Wardrobe, by Mr. Makeen. ided the stew Harlequinade, called .R OF WAKEFIELD; GOG AND MAGOG. ring fourteen new Semi t Ist, Market ,Temple of Diana; 3d, Exterior of Jus %amber in ditto; Sth, Picture Frame itry Villa ; 7th, Street and Perspective ins Cross; 9th, Outside of Guildhall; :ountry Lodging-house; 12th, Interior View ; to conclude with the Ephesian This dly was published, in One Vo'. Octavo, price 14s. boards, MHE REPORT, together with MINUTES of EVIDENCE AND ACCOUNTS, from the SELECT COMMITTEE on the HIGH PRICE of GOLD BULLION.— Ordered by the House of Commons to be prlntei Silt June, 1810. Reprinted' for Joe. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; and, James Ridgway, Piccadilly. This day was published, price lOs. tid. in boards, 'THE NATURAL DEFENCE of an INSULAR it EMPIRE, earnestly Recommended; with a Sketch of a Plant is attach Real Seamen to the Service of their Country, By PHILIP PATTON, Admiral of the Xi bite Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet. Printed for I. Hs:chard. Bookseler to her Majesty, Piccadilly, London ; d Mottiey, Harrison, and Miller, Portsmouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • At the Custom House, Newcastle, oh Monday, the 24sk of September, 1810, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon. , THE FOLLOWING GOODS, /4.-; r . ~ ABOUT HI qrs. odd. 3 Cast Iron Wheels ..-'-'.. • 1 0 0 Paling Boards *I Pieces Earthenware '' • 1 2 14 Deals 221 b. Flint Glass, consisting 0 0 2 Deal Euds of Wine Glasses, &c. 0 1 18 Birch liandspokes 4 Hair Sieves 1 1 4 Boat Knees 59 Yards Vl'onllen Cloth '29 Wooden Bowls , 140 Do. Cotton Manufacture S `pars 4 Do. Litwn ditto. 2 Oars ID) Pairs Cotton Stockings I 5 Pieces Fir Timber 9 Do. Worsted Ditto 20 Alder Boards 6 Do. Leather Gloves 175 Oak Treenaib 41h. Pias 15 Doz. Boat Scoops lA. Scalirg Wax . 4 Doz. Corn Scoops 46:h. fro-swingers Ware, con -5 Ufa* sisring of Knives, Forks, &c. 2 Goat Skins 1 Cask Geneva, quantity 20 6 Mnskets and Bayonets Gallons 161 b. Shag-Tobacco Cert. qrs. lb. 741 h. }lour of Mwstard 7 0 4 Riw Coffee 3 Bushels of Malt • - 1 9 0 Copperas 101b.11,ips 561 b. Tow • . 69%.•Crushed Seger 47th. Moist Safw, and 2 Doz. lb. Dressed Max A Quatitity of Old Rope The Paling Boards, and part of the limber and Deals, may be seen, on application to the Tide Surveyor at South Shield•, and the remainder of t'.‘e Goods, on application being made at tile Custom-house, Newcastle. DEFENCE OF PORTUGAL. This day was published, price 7s. boards ' A TREATISE on the DEFENCE of PORTU GAL, to which is added, a Sketch of the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants and principal Events of the Cam paigns tinder Lord Sllrcu.ibin•ron,in. lISOS and 1804. Illustrated by a Military Map of the Country. gy Captain W. 0. E1:10T, Royal Artillt•ry. Printed rot T. Egerton. Military Library, Whitehall. • .—Gallery le. Doors open at half-past, five, begin .. Second price half-past eight.—Places casnot possibly he kept after half past sever., ANA I OMICA I, HF.A I RE, LONDON HOSPITAL. MR. HEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON will begin their first Courtie of LECTURES upon ANA TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and the OPERATIONS of SUR GERY, on Monday the first of October, at two o'clock. Principles and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. HCATUNGTON. Anatomical Demonstration., by Mr. FRAMPTON. For further particulars apply to Mr. Price, Apothecary, at the This day were published, In one large Volume, quarto, illustrated with near an hundred Engravings, price £3. ss. in hoards, TRAVELSin VA RIOUS PA RTS of EUROPE, ASIA, and AFRICA. By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL. D. Professor of Mineralogy in the University of Cambridge. Part the First, Russia, Tartary, and Turkey. Printed far T. Ca lel! and W. Davies, Strand. *„• A few Copies on Royal Paper, with proof impressions of theplates, price £B. Bs. in boards. MIDWIrEity. DR. RAMSBOTHAM will commence his First Winter Course of LECTURES on the SCIENCE and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, including the DISEASES of VONIEN and CHILDREN, on Wednesday, October 10, at his bow No. 9, Old Jewry. One Gentleman may be accommodate , * as tinlie Pupil. PmtkulArs may be had as above, and of Mr. Callow, Medical roohxiter, Crown Court, Sohu. •Io LE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of Hs Majesty's Customs, lu the Long-room, Custom-house, Liverpool, on Wednesday, September 26,1810, at three o'clock in the afternoon, SUNDRY Quanties of GOODS, which hive been condemned in the Exchequer : ctsusisting of Coffee, :..11rub s lVlthkey. Wine, Salt Tea, Noyeaw, Brandy, Runs, Geneva, 1 o boe°, Tobacco &Tan, Sugar, Cotton Wool, Mahogany, Iron, Dye—wood, Pot-ashes, Soap, Tamarinds ' Sweet-meats, Tar, Pitch, Rosewood, Silk and Cotton Stuffs, Matti, Dyed Cotton Stuffs, Cane Reeds, Turpentine, Indigo, Stockings, Lamb-skins, Flax-seed, Lead, Printed Calicoes, Fnregn Diaper, Butter, Palm Oil, Refined Luitip Segar, 'fallow, Silk and Cotton Gallows, Sewing Silk, Wheat, Flour, Gum Seneg al , Provisions. Hides, Cable, Rice, Linen Cloth, Fir Balks, Dea ls, Deal-boards, Span, Masts, Staves, and various other sorts of Timber, and a Cotton-spinning Machine; and also an Open Boat, tosethe.r with her Matt rials. MONEY IN THE crrv. GODFREY and Co. No. 6, Bell Savage Yard, Lud t Ate H , II, advance Money to any amount an Landed or any other Property; they are enabled by City eoaaataieas (from whroce the Mnney is generally derived) to supply apgll7 cants without delsy. Their Office is coastantly attended.-.-Let . ters (post paid) in,tandy answered. - . As above may also be had, by the sane Author, A Methodical Distribution of the Mineral Kingdom, into Classes, Orders, Genera, Species, and Varieties, price ,Et. ls. IMPRASSAIRIV7' OF SAILORS.. This day Were publkhed, Elegantly printed in quarto, and illustrated by Engravings, price ICI I Is. 6d. in boards, liT ERCULANENSIA ; or, Archeological and Philological Dissertations; containing a Manuscript found among the ruins of Herculaneum. • Dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. :~ ~- ..' ~ x ANATOMY AND SURGERY. 'AIR. CHARLES BELL will commence his Lee Pi tures on ANATOMY and SURGERY, on Monday the tat of October, at two o'clock. The Surgical part of the Course ell! be continued in Evening Lectures twice a week until the ie r h of January, when the Spring Course of Lectures commence. The Runny; are open foi• the Instruction of the Students from ei , ht in the Morning . n and 11, Leicester•street, Leicester-square. , This day were published, Elegmtly printed in one large volume, sto, price X.P.. 21. boards, PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYS.-By I)UGALD S 1 EWAR C, Esq. F. It. S. Edin. Emeritus Professor of Moral Ph.losopity hi the University of Edinburgh; Honorary Moodier of the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St. Petershurph ; and Member of the American LESS NUMBERS-4140AZ PRIZES, ADDITfONAL PRIZE OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, AND TICKETS AND SHARES CHEAPER AT EYTON's No. 2, CORNHILL, near the Mansion House. The present LOTTERY to be drawn ocro- DER 19, includes Five Prizes of £20,000, by which the Chance of gainiog either of those Capitals is Increased One Fourth. Tickets and Shares will skIMUTLY RISE, therefore an Immediate purchase will prove a certain saving, at EY TOWS, 2, Cornhill, who sold,in sixteen Sixteenths, the only 5e3,000 Prize shared in the last Lottery, No. 2,763; and in the few preceding months Capiutis to the ansottit of £260,000. The Good. and Boat may be seen, and Catalogues had, on co. plkation to H. Seger, on Monday, .1 ueeday, and Weduesda7, the tt4th, 2.50,and Leith inst. Irons nine till two o'clock of each day. SURRBYTVALUABLI,INK DWELLING HOUSES, and LANOb ADAP I'F.D FOR BUILDING UPON, S MEAT Philosophical Society held at Philadelphia. Printed for .r. Cad. 11 awl W. Davies, Strand ; J. Murray, fleet-street ; and Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, Lud gatu-stseet, London; and tor W Creech awl A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Ot whom may be had, by the i.aine Author Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind. Third Edi tion, in une large volume octavo, price los. 6d. iu hoards., HAM AND NORIVOOD.—LAND-TAX REDEEMED. By Mr. I'EY EON, At Garraway's Coffee-hotis-, 'Change-Allry. Comhill, on Wtd neriday. the flti of October, 1810, at 12 o'Clock, In 24 Lots, AVERY VALUABLE.. ESTATE, compsising the wifrill LION INN, sad sundry Dwellinz Houses, Gardens and Lands, pleasantly situate at Streatham ; a beautiful Villa and several Dwelling Houses, and upward) of :WO Acres of nioet excellent Land, lying adjoining to thelate Norwpod Com mon, and extending down to the ianniediate Ccinity of the Villas. et Dulwich. ICHARDSON, GOOULUCK, and Co Cont This day were published, Elegantly printed In Two Volumes 4to. with a Porirait of the Author, and numerous other Engravin,ts, price £5. ss. boards, THE WORKS OF JAM'ES BARRY, Esq. Historical Painter; late Professor of Painting in the Royal Academy; Member of the Clementine Academy in Bologna, &c. Containing his Discourses at the Royal Academy ; Obser vations on different Works of Art in Italy and France; Re marks on the principal 'Paintings in the Orleans Gallery, exhi bited in 1798, &c. &c. together with his Correspondence with Mr. Burke, and other distinguished persons; and some account of his life and Works.—Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be hart, The Work% of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Knt. late President of the Royal Academy ; with an Account of his Life and Writings, by Edmund Malone, Esq. one of his Executors; and his Por trait, from an original Picture. Three volumes tivo. Third Edition, £l. Is. in boards. tractor; with Government fur the present State Lottery, respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and Shares arts now on sale at their Offices, Bank-buildings, Cornbi/j, old opposite tite King's Mew', (;paring-Cross.--SCHriVIE. Titid Estate is part Freehold and r: rt Copyhold, is situate in the Parishes of Streatham and Lambeth, and within six miles of the Royal Exchange, possessing bemtitul acid extensive views of 'the Metropolis, and the surromilug Lountry, and is admirably adapted for the erections of Villare, ornamental Cottag Sze. of . XOO,OOO 5 ............... 2,000 10,000 5 ............... 1,000 ......... ...... 5,000 10 ............... SOO 5,000 SB 080 2.4. 100 ...... 3,000 50 N. ••• ••• ••• ••• 50 2,500 grcificatious xtay be had n7:.r month previous to the sal:, by applying to Mr. Jaine 4, Law! &tt, New Boswell-court, Lin coln's Inn, Lolalot; ; Mr. 'Fowlily, I..r.nd Surveyor, Walwortb, surrey ; and at therrawara. 100 ... 4,800 25 ••• ••• ••• •• ... 2,300 ..4 •• ••• ••• ••• 72,000 10,C80 Tickets. 3E9.00,080 Five Tickets of each Number. AU to be drawn the 19th of October, 1810. HAZARD, BURNS, and Co. Sto c k-B ro k ers , respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the ensuing Lottery arc now on Sale at their Office, No. 93, order the ROYAL EXCHANGE, and no where else in London, sa their account. SCHEME. 5 Prizes of Zeepoe . - 5. '2,000 - - • 1010 - 500 . . 100 - . 50 - aC100,004) 10,000 5,000 5,000 9,000 2,300 2,300 2,000 lo . so . log . 4,8U0 25 - - - 15 - - . BPOC Tickets 4'200,000 I'3 he Drawn in ONE DAY, the 19th of NEXT MONTH. AND . • HE ESSENCE of FOR—THE—TEiTH PEARL and GUMS PEARLDEN- T TIFRICE, invented by the late JACOB HIMET, Dentist Is her Majesty and the Prince of M'ales, are greatly superior, kik is elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use of ; dry will effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state tyro to lid age; will render them white and beautiful without the least Pairing the Enaturd, fasten such as are loose,.keep such as are kady decayed from becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-ach, Meetly cure the Scurvy In ;lie Gums, and make them gnaw firm Lid Close to the tei tb . They like..vise render the breath deli tardy sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the conse rii..t:ce of Scorbutic Gums mid had Teeth. They continue to be 1,1 4, wholesale and retail, by Bayky and Blew, Cocksput-street, Locdon, price 2s. 91 each, and retail by T. Scarman (late Pan el. and Successor to Mr. Hemet) George-street, Hanover-square. are genuine but what have the words, " J. Hernet, Bayley 2.'d Coeitspur-street,"rngraved in the St am p, an d a Label 6ayley and likes, Cockspur-street, London," pasted on the bck of each !tattle and boy —N. 13. The Essence is par:iculary niretided to Parents and persoils who have the care of Chß. 1; the greatest pi e‘etvative of young and tender Teeth. A CA ItD TO THE FEMALE SEX. h R FOTHERGILL's- justly-celebrated Female PILLS, for different ebmplaitrs incident to the Sex, at va- P'An Periods of life. it has been truly observcii, Heat woman, tare than the other sex, may he considered in a certain degree as i zra4l , ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the !la ke or the functions they are destined, as mothers, to perform; uh enta:ls upon them wrakhess, pain, and an interruption of ( 110 * regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment oi N4 lth. To ac t on the constitution of the female and. relieve this O bstruction, no remedy has been knovg to operate with such cer thlty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fflthergill's Female Pills—it trites hieh tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar qua lity of relieving fullnt ss, oppression, and these other uneasy symp toms Which arise front too much blood in the habit; they are the ost certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent complaints, as well as the various other spasmodic affections so cennuon to the 1. Dr. Fothergill'es Pills, as a family medicine, shonld be in riessio n of every mother and other guardians of the young, who avr rtmale% entri.sted to thew e re. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner P .ternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. and Smith. Edinburgh and a l a•P'w; Bann, Portsmouth; Newberry and Son, D u bli n; rk and Turn e r, H ull ; Ho:land and Haydon Plymouth ; and I~F Bo oksellenein every town, i n b ores, at 2s. ' Ski. and 11 a. Also rov .AROMA:VIC PECTORAL. LOZENGES, kr urn g the voic e , an d f or coughs, colds, astliunta, and con visits, in Nuts, at laid. eat& Anatomical Demonstrations, by Mr. FRAMPTON. For further particulars apply to Mr. Price, Apothet 1411DWIrEity. DR. RAMSBOTHAM will commence Winter Course of LECTURES on the SCE PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, including the DI: .VO'ILN and CHILDREN, on Wednesday, October b oo No. 9, Old Jewry. One Gentleman may be ace as tinlie Pupil. Pmtleulars may he hail as above, and of Mr. Call° , roobeller, Crown Court, Sohu. ANATOMY AND SURGERY. MR. CHARLES BELL will commence Pi cures on ANATOMY and SURGERY, on Ist of October, at two o'clock. The Surgical part of ad! be continued in Evening Lectures twice a wee Is i s o f January, when the Spring Course of Lectures The Ronny; are open foi• the Instruction of the Stu pion in the Morning . in and 11, Leicester•street, Leicester-square. LESS NUMBERS—MORE PRIZES, AN' ADDITIONAL PRIZE OF TWENTY TH( POUNDS, AND TICKETS AND SHARES CHEAPER EYTON's No. 2, CORNHILL, near the House. The present LOTTERY to be draw DER 19, includes Five Prizes of £20,000, by which i of salving either of those Capitals is Increased 0 Tickets and Shares will SHORTLY RISE, therefore an purchase will prove a certain saving, at FY Teri's, 2 who sold, in sixteen Sixteenths, t h e o n ly £5,000 Pria the last Lottery, No. 2,763 ; and in the few precedi Capitals to the amount of £200,000 : RICHARDSON, GOOLHCK, and AJ tractors with Government fur the present St* respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and Shari on sale at their Offices, Bank-buildings, Cornhi 3 / 4 1. cite King's Mews, Charing-Cress.--SCHEME. of sE,tO,OOO 5 1,000 ...... 5, 25 2, 1.5 •os •• ••• ••• ••• 72, 10,C90 Tickets. e 69.0 01 Five Tickets of each Number. All to be drawn the 19th of October, 1810. HAZARHAZARD, BURNE, and Co. S tock D, respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and the ensuing Lottery arc now on Sale at their Offic wider the ROYAL EXCHANGE, and no where else as their account. SCHEME. 5 Prizes of £531,000 - • - sei 0 5 2,000 - - • 1 . - I,etto - - lo . •• 500 • 50 . • 100 - 5S 50 - • - Inn . 25 - - 4,8u0 15 • - • 21 ,00 C Tickets 4 . 21 I'3 he Drawn in ONE DAY, the 19th of NEXT 14 FOR TIM D. THE ESSENCE of TEETiI—AN PEARL and UIAS PEAR TIFRICE, invented by the late JACOB MIMI is her Majesty and the Prince of M'ales, are gruel kill in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto m gry will etrectually preserve the Teeth in a sound sit ed age; will render them white and beautiful wither inpaiting the Enamis fasten such as are loose,.keep kady decayed from becoming worse, prevent the Meetly cure the Scurvy In ;he Gums, and make then tld dose to the They likm.vise render the 1 rarely sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are eumee of Scorbutic Gums mid had Teeth. They tor, said, wholesale and retail, by Hayky and Blew, Cock London, price 28.91 each, and ret,iil by T. Scarman Sre and Successor to Mr. Hemet) George-street, Flanc 'en-.1 are genuine but what have the words, " J. Her a'd Blew, Coesspur-street," engraved in the Stamp,; 6:lyley and Bkw, Cockspur-street, London," pas bat each bottl e an d b op —N. 13. The Essence is nreelided to Parents and persons who have the c; ea a; the greatest pi esetvative of young and tender A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. DR rO'rHERGILL's- justly-celebrates PILLS, for different complain's incident to the P')us periods of life. it has been truly observrel, tfi 'are than th e ot h er sex, may he considered in a certa zraUds ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, ft Re ll' LI inactions they ar e d est i ne d, as mothers, t tich entails upon them weakness, pain, and an fine I k:se regular secretions connected with the full en ith. To a ct on the constitution of the female and l istructlon, no remedy has been know/9 to operate wi t tllay, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fsthergill's Femt hich tonic and invigorating powers wh its pc rey of relieving fullnt ss, oppression, and these other tu t1r,13 which arise front too much blood in the habit; I frost certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent as well a s t h e various other spasmodic affections so ten la. Dr. Fothergill'es Pills, as a family medicine, 51 1 v .-session o f every mother and mher guardians of the: t a* (* snub.. matt Aura to their c. re. Soldwholesal e an d reta i l at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapi p r aternoster-row •' Baxter and C o . an d Smith. Edi • , ac . , • B e am, p ortsmonth ; Newberry and So l hostTurner,Haydon,l'lyn Booisellenein every town, in bores, at 2e. 9el. an . rO I3(I 'II.F.R'S A ROM AT IC PECTORAL LO ZE I P r oving the voice, and for coughs, colds, astbulas uiroprises, is Nuts, at laid. each* CHINESE CODE OF LAWS. Thll day was published, elegantly printed hi royal quarto, in an uniform size with the late Sir George Staunton's Account of the British Embassy to Chins, price £3 Ss. in boards, T A TSING LEU LEE ; being the Fiinlimental Laws, and a Selection from the Supplementary Statutes of the Penal Code of China; originally printed and published in Pekin, in various su:cessive editions, under the sanction, and by the authority of the several Emperoi%4 of tbe TaTsing, or present Dynasty. Translated from the Chinese; and accompanied with an Appendix. consisting of Authentic Documents, and a few occasional Notes, Blustraivc of ibe stibj:et of the Work. By Sir GEO. THOMAS STAUNTON Bart. F.R.S. Printed for T. Cale!! and W. Davies, Strand% Of whom may be had, I. The late Sir Gorge Staunton's Amour of the Britkh Em bassy to China; elegantly printed, in two volumvs, royal quarto; with a separate volume, in large folio, of plates, price .1:4 A few Copies, with proof impr2ssimus. 2. The sant?. Work, , n three large vols. Bvo. with a Selection of the Engravings, pried Is. S. Travels in China. By John Barrinv i , Esq. In nee vol. 4to. with numerous Engravings, price £2 Its. 6d. WHITE HANDS have ever beets esteemed personal beauty in both Sexes,aud in same parts of Europe are essential to persons of rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian AVitsbing Cakes, possess the peculiar property of giving the mist exquisite delicacy of texture an I Incaaceivahle fairness to the hands which are constantly washed with this heap. Even in cases where the akin has been injured by labour or other vio lence, the hardness and coarseness are ell: ctaaUy, infallibly, and permanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other means whatever. It by experience onlf that any one can form an adequate idea of the superior excellence of this Soap. • Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, whose signature it bears, Wil-. Ham Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Temple-Bar, l ondon; and the Proprietors, as a further security, beg them to be particular in noticing, that the nans.l and address at the - Printer, E. Spragg, No. 27, Bow-street, Covent-garden, is affixed to the label and wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by many respectable l's rhoners and Medicine Venders in Town and Country, Klee Is. each cake. But it is at all times necessary to particular in' observing the above caution, which will be the means of prevent ing the impositioes which have of late Wen practised. For Pimples, Blotctws, Freckles, Ring-worms, Black-worts, Carbuncles, &c. &e. The greatest clearer and beautifier of the face, is undoubtedly OLONION's ABITERGENT LOTION, which I- , removes all disorders of the skin, pints Its. tid. half pints 9t.1 It is the most elegant, fragrant, mild, safe, and Valuable liquid or wash, for scorbutic and other eruptions on the face and skin. h 'gently restores the skin to a degree of fairness and purity, beyond the powers of description. Ladies may rely that it ren. .ders the skin fair, delicate, and removes every kind of stair., tan, sunburn, and all those freckles, w hick long illness and fatigue ge nerally produce: in short, it is the only cosmetic a Lady can use at hell toilette, with ease, comfort and safety, or a Gentleman have recourse to wki:n shaving is became a dreadful operation by an eruptive disease on the face. Sold by Mathews and Leigh, VI, Strand, where may be had, Solomon's Detergent Ointment, Os. Gd. a box, for the cure of old wounds, sore dr scald heads, ulcers, chilblains, sore legs, scot ludic or scropholous humours, chapped hands , burns or scalds, gangrene or mortification, Erysipelas or St: Anthony's fire, &- vela, King's evil, &c. DR. FRBEMAN'S GerFA 5A1.1.1 . 1 ARIS. rl'Ht value of this Infallible Medicine has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a eompetition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without 1 exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without dt?billtating the constitution in any degree, or even requi ring confinement from buoiness, or restriction in diet. The radical virtues of these inestinsabl s Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than t!O years. 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Goss ailet“. serponi, 11 1 BeividnAreniiirineneintit• The following article is copied from one ottbe American Newspapers last received. ft proves that, notwithstanding the hue and cry constantly raised against this country, there are still some writers in • America who view both sides of the question : The impressment of sailors having American pro tections, from en board American vessels, by British men of war, having been, tt ifaragraph politicians, fruitful source of disquisition, while the publ are kept ia ignorance of the real merits of. this (to Britain and America) most interesting subject, tl:c following summary, but incontrovertible statement of a recent occurrefice, is offered as one instance among many of the unjustifiable transactions Af a similar nature, that daily occur in the city of New-York. And if occur. ring to such an alarming extent in New-York, what must they not be presOmed to be in the cities and sea ports of the United States collectively? On the 25th of April last, the schooner l'Ant, botind from Bourdeaux to the We of Bourbon, put into the harbour of New York. Among the crew of said schooner were two American seamen, namely, Ttaimas carp?nter, and James Cozin, seaman ; and 'five British seamen, who, having for some years 'been prisoners of war in France, effected their escape tram the place of their confinement to Bourdeaux, where they passed 2nd sh;pped as Danes on board l'Ant, the more effectually to facilitate their depar ture from France; but their being British seamen, effecting their escape, being di , eovered on the passage hither by the Cartain and others on ho trd, immedi. :dilly on the arrival of the schooner in the harbour of New York, they were thrown into Prison, to wit, on the 26th of April, there to be kept until the schooner should be ready to sail, in order to be taken back 9 France, with the two American: before named! The five British seamen, aware of the consequences of being taken back to France and surreadere s i there, made two several affidavits of their being British sub. , jeers, and seamen, one before D. T. BLAKE / Esq. Commissioner for the Supreme Coon of the St tte of New-York, and the other before general Gluts, of the Police Office of the city of New-York, and prayed the protection of the British Consul. They also so licited the interposition of other gentlemen, who, ac tuated by motives of humanity, and indignant at so impudent an attempt to pervert the municipal regu lations of the United States to instruments of abhor red tyranny, interposed their exertions to prevent the taking these unfortimate men back to Franceas intend ed,and finally, though with great trouble, procured their discharge from prison on the 26th Junelast, they &spin: ken two months col fined, and in three days after, namely, on the 29th of June; three of the British seamen, namely, Jacob Dudds, Anthony Amphire, and Win. Berry, shipped in a vessel, supposedao he the Her cules, bound to New Orleans, and thence to Europe, having had American protectioas procured for thew by a most notorious crimp, whose name and place of abode is well known ; and in four or five days alter, Wil. Liam Hunt, alias Michael Laughlin, and Thomas Evans, shipped to go a voyage to Oporto, in th. American brig Eliza, protections having in like man. per been provickd *for them by the unprincipled wretch above alluded to, and a certificate g van by Colonel Barclay, British Consul in the district of New York, to Michael Laughlin aforesaid, of his having been a prisoner of war in France, and from thence et fected his escape, to prevent his being treated as a deserter by any ofthe British men of war he might fall in with, was, by the above stated manufacturer of American Citizens, taken from Laughlin, and hawked about with every illiberal remark, as well as indignity and contempt, that a being at once so des picable and dangerous to society, could make upon it or offer to it. An English boy, named William Thatcher, an aoti tided apprentice (it is said) to the British packet Chesterfield, deserted from said ve‘sel, and war re ciwed ly Mrs. F- M intil the when, though " she had prisms for owed hint , finement, 1 from the • . y Mrs. F M—, until the packet sailed, hough he was an infant In tile eye of the law, l him, on the 1 nth of July instant, etumnitted 'or hit board and keiting durivg time she en re.: as; and having k7pt him some (MY* inconE it, shipped bias on board au American vael4 ie prim. . . •,•• t • • • . .