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NUMBER 8442. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. THOUGH the Committee for relieving the Dis tress occasioned by the ravages of War'in Germany, has been enabled, by Brttish Benevolence, to remit about £50,000 - .for the alleviation of the woes of suffering humanity, yet such has nem the extent of the devastations, such the depth of miserfinto - .7:hieb whole districts have been plunged, and so numerous and urgent are the new applications for relief from various quarters, sbat the Committee can, on no account, think of relaxing its •dorts. Details of these Distresses will be found in the Reports of the Committee, which, as well as Papers for Churches and Congregations, may be had at the London Tavern ; and a t Ackermantis,Strand. SUBSCRIPTIONS 3 Third Remittance • from the County of Devon IC3OO Q City of Carlisle and Neighbourhood, first Remittance 450 0 friends' Society _a. I.ercla 356 15 frionds' Society at G. . der some, Lll 6$ 6d: W. C. Wright 2 2 John Blades, Esq 4 6'2 10 Lmittance from Wake• find, by Wentworth and Co. 5358 13CGd. Remittance from Ve field, by Milner, Leathan. s and CO. 446 0 Parish of Ossingtou, • Nottinghamsh re . 3 3 John Derville, Esq. 3 3 At Down's. From Birmingham, Ist remittance, by I. F. Galron, Esq. 2000 0 Prone Glasgow, ditto 3000 0 At Lloyd's. The Dean and Chapter of Christ Church, Ox- • ford, per Snow & C. 445. 100 0 11r. Richard Halliday 3 0 Germanicus .1 0 LNCt RECEIVED At Messrs. Hopkinson's. Profit of a Concerr,given • at Brighton, by the Prince Regent's Band 28 0 At the Committee Room. ACollection at theSeotch Chnrch,Crown•court, Covent Garden, by Rev. G. GrAg, £7O 5s 6d. from Mr. R. Ackerman _. W. S. 1 15 Rev. Dr. Baker, Caw,- ton, Norfolk 5 0 J. Jane, 10s. M. S. Ss. and a Widow Si. 0 18 Mr. NI Snell, Glouces ter-place A B. 1 1 A Collection at Dr. Col quhoun'sChapel, Leith, per W. Elder, Egg. - 30 0 • At the Bar o• the City of London Tavern. Miss Oliver, Bredport, • per J. Hardcastle and Sen 1 0 Mrs. Rooker, ditto, do. 1 0 Mrs. Rose, ditto, ditto 1 0 Mr. Robinson, du , o, do. 1 0 Rev J. Saltren, do. do. 1 0 I . Ihree Friends, 11s. 6d. A. G. • 2 0 I Sam. Mure,Esq..llbstry 10 1 1 A Friend J 1 At the Stock Exchange. Dan. Stephenson, Guild ford-street 10 0. Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Ta. Tern • Lloyd's Coffee-house ; Stock Exchange ; and at all the Bankers in Town and Country. MARTEN, Secretaries. LUKE HOWARD, E•taAt A.—Advertised March 21, a J.ancaster, after a Collec tion by the Vicar, Rev. John Mundy. £36; Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Susaez,seso ;" read, a Atter a Col the Church at Lancaster, by the Rev. John Manly, Vicar and Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of susscs, 116 ; a Colset".ion by the Methodists, in the connection of the late Rev. J. W esti, Bristol, £50." • THE ONLY COACH DIRECT I'O AND FROM %VEY' MOU.T H--TAE UNION WEYMOUTH COACH, CAR-, • RYING FOUR INSIDES, with a GUARD. Or HE Public are respectfully informed, that for tile 11 'bettor amovngiaJation of, Paszengers going to Guernsey, Nititey, tw. Alderney, in getting then luggage to pass at the Cue. tom House (which shuts precisely at two o'c!ock), the UNION COACH lOU, from Monday the tteth instant, leave the Angel Inc, Angel-street, t't. Martin's Le Grand, London, every After • noon at Halt-past Two o'Ctpek, and the Black Bear, Piceaely., at a quarter past 7 hree ; will arrive at :alislotry at a quarter before Five &Clock the, next day, and at \Vey:uouth at One o'Clock ; will leave Weymouth at half•paet Nine every Morn ing, arrive at Salishury at Five same day, aud in London half-past Ex &Clock the next Morning—March 25, I ti ' NI W MUSIC. THE favourite DUET, sung. by Mr. Braham and Mrs. Maoris in the Opera of the Siege of Belgrade price es.; and the favourite Strenade sung by Mr. Braham in the same Opera, Brice Is. ed. composed by I. Parry. The following Pieces may be bail singly from the favourite Opera of the Farmer's Wife, composed and arranged for the Pianoforte by IL li.. Bishop : Love has eyes, the vei y popular Song sung by Mr. Sinclair, price Is. 6d. Fly swift, ye Zeilyrs, sung by ditto, price Is. 6d. Trifler forbear, the much-admired Pohcca, snag by Miss Stephens, price is 6d. Weave, 9 weave sae garlands gay, sung by Misr Matthews, price 2s. Fi done, Fi done, Ah mon ami, sung by diuo, price ls.6d. Oh, give me the man who can value advice, Duet, sung by Mr. Incledon and Mr. Slader, price ‘2s. The favourite Overture, price 2s. 6d. Les Petits Bijoux, No. 18, containing the Banditti's Revel, a -Rondo, for the Pianoforte, composed by T Marsano, price 2s. London : Published by Goulding. D'Alniaine, Potter, and Col 0.'20, Soho-square; and No. 7, Westmor'eland-street, Dublin. CLASSICAL. LIBRARY,' SOHO SQUARE. 'OVUM LEXICON, Greco-Litinum, in No v= Teramenum, congessit et varite Olutervatioftibus Philologicia iliustravit JOH Fern:lett SCHLILVSNEt. Printed from the third edition published at Leipsic 'in 1808. In two very' thick vols, hvo with ti les to bind in four, price Ss. A few copies are worked t4l iu Bvo. on royal writing paper, to iorni 4 tOis. .C 6. This ntw edition of Schleu3ner was cot:dieted by Jams Smith, D.D. Mr. John Strauchor, and Mr. Adam Dickinson, laic one ot the Masters at the Charter tiousr. and Editor at Xenophontis Opera, Cr. et Lat. 10 vul. lately published. princiral improvements are a trinslatkin of the German passays, rt.c Vying 'a slumber, of rnisquot ! motis in the original, a.. 4 adding ohervat ions at the end'ot the articles when necessary, including them within brackets to distinguish them fronktliose of Ile %Pim. It is aiso printed in two columns, and combines the advantage of sirperilr raper, which is of much imprxrance in the' ("Pinion of scholars who are accustomed to the ivaky hue of that unti in Germany. Edinburgh : Printed at the University Press, fl , r W. H. Lunn; London ; 1. Parker, Oxford ; .11eighton and Sons, Cambridge; D. grown, and Dickinson and Co. Edinburgh. Just Published, price Ins. THE MERCHANT and SHIP-MASTER'S ASSISTAN C : or, an Account ot the Monks, ExeVatiges,' U'eiglats and Measures of rise print': al Commercial Places of /grope, Amertca, and the West Indies ; the Weigl.ts and Mea ofres ot each p l a c- accuratel y compared with those ot Gr e at IMAM ; also infoima•ton respecting the Stowage and Loadinf of ; Examples of the mode of calculating Excliviges ; Tao ties for reducing Deals of (Warm sties to Standard Deals in isa the Ports of Russia, Sweden, Prussia, and "Norway ; and for rti . gi t of Ships, wick Deals, Timber, 'far, &c. Also for ca'co tai.ng the Wag es of iiagnen ; together with a Treatise on Ma tire Wormier. North Shields ; Printed, published, and sold by T. Applebt; 116° by G. Cowie, and Co. Poultry; J. P.ichar.lson, Royal t ( l :argel And 11.1ilachford, Minories, Lond on ; E. Strdih, arid.] 'o: Liverpool ; Galnsbrciugh ; Oliver and Briyd, 1 ,441%111h; Wilson and Son, York.; S. liodiniori, E Charnley, J. tell, and I). Akeiihead and bons, Newcastle; t;raitain, and ; J. Rodfurd, and 1. Crags, Bull; and I. , moo, J. Bell , Soudi Shields. jbe attention of the Public , is respectfully soli cited to the a_ me Work, which comprehends every Object of Impor tance In ::oinmerce, without being diffuse ; and must, at this moment, "e an excellent Book , of reference to Gen tlemen g oing to tr , 6-vel on the VPillitlents to.. elto Merchant, and to the .ohip wlier ar.d 914p-Masta. • _ ‘, • 1.. ...........„ t , - .- . - 7 : . fe • , ": ) t - i 1 P l / 4 ,_ . . ) IMF f , This day were published, In i Strtio: pile. 78. boards, THE PRINCIPLES of CHRISTIAN PHILO AOPHY ; containing the Doctrines, Duties, Admonitions, and Consolations of the Christian Religion. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row This. day was published. In One Vol. Bvo. price 6s. in boards, or on fine paper, Bs. boards, the Tenth Edition, of CHRISTIAN RESEARCHES in ASIA; with Notices of the Translation of the Scriptures into the Ori ental Languages. By the Rev. CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, D.D. Late Vice-Provost of the College of Furt William, in Bengal, and Member of the Asiatic Society. Printed for T. Cadell and W. navies, Stralti. Of whom ui ay be had, all Dr. Buchanan's other Works. FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1814. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Merck 8,1814. THE PRINCIPAL- OFFICERS of hi: MA JESTY', ORDNANCE, de herety give •stire, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 28th day of March, instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of SERGE and FUSTIAN, fur Service of this Department, for a period of three Years, deternittable after the evpiration of the first Year, upan Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applicat'on at the Laboratory in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich; anti further Parti culars, rogether with the terms and conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day -between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Propo sals for Serge and Fustian ;" but no Proposal *cam be admitted after the said 22th instant, at 12 o'clock at noon ofthe sante day, neither will any Tender he noticed unless the party making or an agent on his behalf shall attend. . 13y - )rder of the Beat d, _ Off.l , lCS 01 , VI2 !WANGS, , _ara4 a, 1:514. THE PRINCIPift. OFF7GERS of HIB Earl's ORDN4N6R, do hereby eat Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in PetAtfaff, on or before Monday, the 2:ith day of March instant, fronttuch perin:is al may he wrintig to undertake the supply of STOVES, RANGES, and other fur st-rvice of this Department, for a period of Ilia ce Years, determinable after the eipiratinn of the first Year, upon notice of 3 Mundy, at the apdon of elsher Party. . . Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon apprcation at the Pr;neipal Storekeeper's 01S5e, in the Tower ; Attni further Parti culars, togethef with the Terms ant Conditions of the Coutragt, may be known at the Secretary's Office in - Pall-Mall aforesaid, any dry between . the hours of ten and fur o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed Up, and endorsed PrOpusals. for Stoves, Ranges, &c. ;" but on Proposal can be admitted after the said Etitb March, at 12 of Clock at noon of the same day; nee then will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agede In his' behalf, shall attend: :By Order of the Board, R. fl. CREW, S►c►dc►p. PRICE 131XPENCE1(1,,.LPPENNi. This Day was publiihad, price sw sd THE PAMPHLETEER, NO. V. Rejig an impartial Record of all the leading PAISFNIATi t on LITISRART, POLITICAL, and Rs:Acton, Svajacrs; and . forming an indispensable appendage to every I.ta itAR I This • highly patronized Work already brims the assistance or the fol• lowing Noble ,and distinguished Au•hors t —The CNA NCELLOR OF THC EZCISC/Ori, the BISIIMP of J.INCOLPI, Rt. Hon. Wait. Witazaroacz, HUSKISSON, Etq. M. PP. Rt. Hon. Lord SIEFFULD, Sir S. ROMILLY, Sir T. Bait NAltli, Bart. C MA SFR p M. P. J. Baud;, M. P. Dr. H. MA/SR, Dr. MACLRAN, Rev. P. GA NOOLPHY, Rev. S. T. WIrLDE, Rev. T La IVlesultaa, Rev. J C. EOSTACE 2 , C BdTLIIR, H. HAWKINS, C. PUFF*, 0: Joy, A. BECKET, T. M MOB°ll4lll, 1. W. MICADLLY, J. Pm. strPART. F. SILVZ/L, J. BAVIRSTOCIC, J. I,..twaittsct, Esquires, &c. &c. &c. Soil by Gale, Curtis, and Co.; Rodwell ; Black, Parry, and Co.; and ail other Booivoiers. CANAL PR.OPERrv, •cit Attn •JusCrioN WAI WORKS, ATLAS AS iURANCE, AND RUSSELL INo I'ION'SH.ARES. TO BE SOLO BY AUCI/ON, By Mr. SCO On Fri Jay nett Apr:l I. at t • &Clock, at the Mart, tendon. " ) t taletj TFI C rate of A x N B A per i., ' hi l r 'w e enty , S ez hare: :t so tti v ia l : • crease; Grind Union, Kennet and Avnn, Wilts a•tri Berko, and • BasingstOte Canal Sintr , s; two Basirt.rstoke Canal Bonds, of no each; Grant! Junction Water Wot as, Atlas Assurancie,and Rum!' Institution Shares. • Particulars at the New Rote', Birmingham ; Hatehett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart ; and at the Office of r. Scott, £B, New Bridge-street, London. PAVING BONDS, PARISH OF ST, JAMES'S, WESTMII4STBL TO 'BB SOLD BY AUCTION, Mt. ROBINS, At Garrawzy4 Cot ‘-litittse, 'Cbeage.Alley, Cornbill, an 4 , • *1 ber4sy, tlk illst April, 181 1. at 12 o'Clncli. WO. PAVING. BONDS of ONE HUNDRED -IL POUNDS BACH, beadng Interest payable secured on tee Perish of St. /arnes's, Westmlniter. Particulars• rosy be had it Oartawiy's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wi c 1 ,- at reef, Golden-sip: t. . . 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To be LET on I.E!V,E, oitiOl.D by PRIVATE CONTRACT, , A+l 01d-aceestenteit PUBLIC-HOUSE, (the WHITE HART, No. 7.1, - on the North aide of Towerr street s ) now in full frac, and may be considerably increased. Paruculars may be had . of Mr. Rps IN s, Warwick-street s Gol den square. • ' 2411W-SI li EI . , APRINti-GAKDENS. • El!gib' s ; RESIDENCE, with CdACH-HOUSE and STABLE, • ' in Complete Order re be Ltr ao LEASE, or SU I .D by PRIVA'T'E CONTRACT, II Mr. ROBINS, ItDESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, . situate in Ncw.ttreet,• Spring-Gardeds, looking over the Admiralty GarOen and Parade, planned for the v - comruoditing at a Gentleman's Family; a Coach-house and Four stall Stable-0 of which immediate Puit..s.ilon may be had. 'I o he viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars~ nmy hd Lad of Mr. Ruiners. Aritz, v E,NTIVE ROMA . CONTAGIOUS DISORDERS —A few days ago, a Moruilet Pal er men. tioned as a fact, there .was a dangerous Fever prat/lard in part of London, and mostly fatal to Children, and inform sir, that five . Children died of the Fever in one house; therefore Atin l'it iNCe, Propnett.r of the GENUINE. it USA A OIL, thinks pioper to teed:dealt:it his 01 wiles used for the Hair, whether cheers" or adu;ta, will prevent catching inlectious diseases. Mr. i'. does not say his Russ'a Oil will cure Fever, as that wants ine.lical as. . sistauce, only recommends is as a Prevtative. . es. 61 84. and . 225. per Butre. REG-FIVERS ARE WORSE 1 I - LIN THIEVES. Shopkeepers, or Hait-Dressers who seal counterieli Russia ell are-worse th.dethe impostors who prepare the cuunterteit, for if 6ltcykeepers did not encourage them by selling the cutuateriel-, the public would not be impose til upon. Mr. Priate, the original Pie'prittur of the Russia Oias, thiuk It hard, after spending thou. rands to wake that valuable article 'known, to have It couuter. treed. Thotisandshf Ladles and Gentlemen who have used various Oils for the hair, have declared, that Prince's celebrated Russia Oil proves the hest and wholesotuest preparation 16 the ['M etric (or moistening the hair when dressidg real or Mae hair, and k so great a nourisher if used constantly, Lever a hair will fall off or turn grey ; in short, where hair has got thin or bald, and the least roots remain, you may rely on its being restor e d, which has keen experienced by lholkands. , Ladies will find Priece's Russia Oil prefixable to any article wheal dressing real or false hair, as it pot only coils the hale which way they like, and also no damp or exercise whatever will bring it out of curl the wtole day Gehtlemen weanug powder ought to use Prince's Russia Oil to moistentbaer hair when dressing, instead of poldeum, or mixed with poinaturn, as it is well known that powder makes their halt . dry, fall off, or turn grey, but Prince's itustia Oil is such a woo risher to the hair, if used commit when dressing, not a halt wal (all ter or turn grey. *Be particular in asking for Prime's Russia Oil at Bs. per bowl*, or one bottle coataiuiug tour small, at Li. 2s k a saving of 10s. ; or six 225. bottles for'aies. is a saving of near four pounds. But Prince's plain Russia Oil, only 2s. 6d. per botiie without • a Medicine Stamp, therefore Had-dressers Shop-keepers, &c. that have no medicine licence, may sell it. !Directions, with par. Mailers sealed up with eaoh bottle, Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist, at his house, John. street, Oxford-street.—Observe, it is nor a shop, it is a private house, next door to a coachmaker's--exastly opposite No. 8, as the 'numbers are irregular. IT SERVES THEM RlGHT.—Several Druggists and Hair. dressers have lost some of their custoruers by selling them cots. terfelt Russia Oil; the Proprietor informs them, that there are several respectable Hair-dressers that new se al Prince's Genuine Rosiia Oil, and, as a distinction, the Proprietor has a tar he his showbiiis, with his name on it; but there are still some petty shops that sell thecounterfeit, and, to deceive, have an Eagle oa their show-bills. , liner spending Thousands, wldeb can be' proved by the Pro. prietors of the principal Newspapers in London, that Mr. Prince will the first that advertised the a Lard& 01 in their Papers; it can also be proved by the principal Perfumers and Medicine Ven. den in London, that Prince's Russia Oil is the original end only genuine, and as a proof is sold by the following Gentlemen : Mr. Smith, perfumer to his Majesty, New Bund-street ; Hen. date, perfumer to her Majesty, Tithborne.street ; Bayley and Blew, I:emitters te the Prince and Princess. and Duke and 1/uthess of York, Ceckspur street ; biewhery, No: 45, it. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey, Bow Church-yard; Barclay, 95, Flee'. market; Butler, 4, Cheapside; Edwards, 66, Se Paul's Churc! . yard; *Won, 160, Oxford-street; Davison, 59, Fleet -street; Rigge, 65, Cheapstde; Bolton, and l'utt, Royal Exchange ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Ladies and Gendedien, aftet seeing the above first respectable Venders in the kfhsom sell Prince's Russia Oil, cannot doubt but Mr. Prince is dal'original Proprietor of the Genuine Russia Oil, dilirefore Shopers Druggists , and Hair-dressers 'Aunt any other, ought to a sh amed of themselves, when they knout it to be counterfeit, and to take In their caroller*- , vistaed in tows and easootry, -toned have COM. CAVTIGN.-...AS many Ladies and Gen.. _ them a noxious counterfeit unprincipkd parsons, who have *old the nam e' Prince' Russia Oil, noir - hi eirc a it e, a , and have c overs, the:store ask for Prince's Russia Oil, and se e l hist rd, 6 forgery) and in the direetiess and lad amid op oath that they have been taken in by large, *ft the cover of each bottle , ( le menthes i m p a l e , it is proved, that,' whoever adialtoask Oil, under ' .fceeit,watihdevalker,i2atkatraidall*is not P:inaletho'septi:Pta447risaklni ..diets : Sir custemeres t er . ; ? : :, • . '. s.. . . Just published, in Three Vols. price 21s. O'DONNEL, a National Tale, by LADY MOW!. GAN (late Mitis Owenson) Author of the Wild Irish Girl, Novice of St -Dominick, Sct. Printed for IL Colborn, 50, Coniluit.s , reet; and sold alstiby G. Gnldie, Edinburgh; and-J. Cumming Dobbn. To privent disappointment, •it is rf quested. that the public will transmit their orders early to their mspective Booksellers. Of whom may alio he had, ju , Arsalivi.; or Memoirs of a Woman of Fashion, by Mrs. Her. Itch Author of - ohr Mourtray Family, 4 vols. vms.—The Wise v'inie the Lover, by Miss Holcrolt, 3 vols. 183.—Traits of Nature, by Miss Burney, 4 vuls 2tls.Geraldine Cau6mberg, by the same, 3 vols. 215-- Zulnia, by Mad. de Stan l 10l wbt, S yola. lOs 6d. Romatkdy celebre PLeard ;.en 4 tins Ise* 41% 7 • AVENTURES d'EUG E NE diSENNEVILLE et de OVILLAUMF. DELORME. ecrites Par Eugene et Pub'ides par L. 13...P/CASP, I‘tembi... de !Institut • Cleo Colburn, 50, Condu4-street, od l'on tenure aussi, Mademoiselle de la Fayette, ou la Cour de l.oidi X[II. par Mad. de Geniis, 2 vols. lOs.—La Feuille des Gens du Monde ou Journal Imaginaire, par la noente, 124.—MotrAkeii : ltecueil de Nouvelles, 3 vols. 136.--;Zulma, par Mad. de Star' flolsteia, 2 vols. 1 os. 6d.--.4Euvres onisies i , de Madame de Geniis precedes de sa vie, 14 vols. ,C 3 3s.—CEevres completes de Madame Cost!n precedes de sa vie, 14 vole, JC3 3s.—et plusieurs nouveautLis terressantea. • On vient de publier, tn tt vOls Bvo. print .C 2 Q. PREMIERE PARTIE des MEMOIRES et de la CORRESPC NDANCE du BARON DE OR IMMT. DIDEROT, pour les annees t 7.50-1 769, qui complete Pouvrsr,e Crs trots nouveaux eoluraes offrein la mem varied de sujers, la mettle independaace d'opinion, lea unmet agreniens de style, que le public eclaW et les mellieurs critiques ont reconnus data 1.1 quatre volurnei deja puhlien, et cot ;me cetlx-ci its sont rem6s de tsats Epigrammatiquvs, d'AtecdpteN tatiriques ou pLisanter, cit.ii rvent a faire eennaltre l'esprit du temps ,et le cours des ofitions en vogue. - Chez Colburn, LibraNc Y,,Candiut•afree, iiu ron trouve ausci la seconde et troisieme parties pour les anaees 1270-17.90 —en 4 vols. Prix XS 146. - 'This day was published, in five,. price 6.. in board', I•J'ESSAY on. MED/CAL ECONOMY, corn tlprisinga Sketch o' the State of the Profession in f.nglatid, and the Outlines of a Plan calculated to give•to the Medical Sody..lo general ari Increale of uselulness and respectability. " Amicus tincrates, anaicei Plato, led Me=te arnica Verita4.* . This little Work in not atlare,srd to theProleasional Reader only, as its title might le:tdiume to suppose. it .14 cdcolated to give that g, heral itiformtion on the subject which is wanted for the approaching discussion in Parliament, at:d a'so to promote improvement, even should the present irregular 4t.re of the Pro fession be allowed to continue, by enabling every one to dist‘• guish betiveen real and preten ded ii nietit in the candidate fur ear pioymeat. ♦ . • Sold by 'Motu Underwood, 32, Fleet-street; pnd 4b,. West Smithfield. .• ' • • LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE. This day was pnidished, printed in demy aro. embellished by . .. • . Five illustrative Engravings, PART I. (Price Four Shillings), to be continued on the first of every Moxith, tilt complete in Six Yam, of mgmoigs of the LIFE and CAMPAIGNS of, NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE. In France, Italy; Ger many; Egypt, Syria, Spain, Poland, Wortugal, a. d Rossi*: With ''a complete History ut Recent Events inSilesfa, Prit.s;a, Bohemia, land in the Territoties but dean on the Rhine ; tieeelping the causes, and appreciating the consequences of these stupendous oectirencti. Illustrated by. Professional cad Biographical Anec dotes of cotemporary leading Charaveri. • By E. GIFFORD, Esq. Printed and published by J. and J. Con-100, Paternos ter-tow; and may be had of all Booksellers. Also, just publiahed, •Che Lira of the MArquis of WELLING- TON, in two vols. Bv9 price illwfitilmards. 'CATON ON J.?EBILI This day was pahlislied, price 3s. 6d. second edition, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI IIVIES,' natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE 'ORGANS ofboth Sena; including Remarks on Onantsm Sir mina! Weaknesa,,nocturnal Enti . 4ioll, Gluts, Tabes Dona*, Floor Athos, ate. &c. with the Theory of Gencrzcioo. By J. M. civrog, Surge 2n, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thmias's an 4; Guy's. Printed for P. Martin, Oxford-street, the coroer of °mbar& street, 1 onden. Where may be bad, Caton's Popular Tfeatise on the Caus.s Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, and ,ucc,ssful instructions for the resection and treatment of Astra;. made Fits, price Sk. • _ .SPYRiNO , AND MARS DEN'S LEMON ACID, FOR .PUNCH, LEMONADE, Ste. Re.. . . rriHIS Acid is so useful, whenever , Lemons . are JL wanted fcr drinaestli purposes, that it only requires publicity and a trial to be generally need at table; it is an finely powdered that it readily dissolves In the plate, and with the acid yields the oast Grateful flavour of the lemon. • There is also a direction On the Bottle for Punch, Lens9nade, 4c. It is vrepart d only at 163, Borough; a\id sold by Newberry and Sons, and ,haw and Edwards, St. Paters Church yard; Butler, Cheapside; Dicey. andeo. Bow Church-yard ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet market; banger, Ozferd.street ; Ward, liotborn ; Weston, near Temple-bar; the Medicine Warehouses, in the Royal Es, charge; Vade's and Gelding's, Cornhill ; Rigge, and Stubbs, cheapside : Gifford, and Butterflekl, Strand ; Peak.; New-street, Covent... Garden ;Kernott and Co, Bear-yreet ; Gedge, Leicester.. s g ea r e ; Huguinon, Haymarket; W ilharns c 72, Piccadilly;=l and Hawkins, Bond-street; Butts,Berner-street; Sellars,. giver, Bloomsbury; Rose, Parliament-street; Finch, Greenwiabi" Harrison, WoolwlcJi ; Batten; Clapham; Russel, Hampton; Martin, Twickenham ; Knight and Dean, and Pickering, Wind. sorokc. Stc. Isis also sold My most Oilmen, Confectioners, Drug. gists, and Patent IVledicine Warehouses, in bottles, st,. Phase to notipe as; mopes of tinging and Manila es the wsigpers, as ao alters ue geuuhte - • • - - ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICF, Established hy Royal Chai ter in tlu: Reign of King Gccrge I. March, 1814. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on tke 25th instant, are hereby informed, that receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Compiny's Offices, ever the Royal Exchange and in Pail-Mall, as well as by their respective Agents in the several Counties ; and the parties assured are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, an or before the 9th of April next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary, •„• A,tendauce is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As surance of Buildings, Weds, Mercliaadize, and Ships in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss, or Damage by Fire; and also for tht Assurance of, and granting Annuities on Lis-es. N. B. Fire Policies will be i64tted, free of expence, to the As wed, wherAz the apuual : Premitun amounts to tis. or upwards. LOCK ANU . SURCiIestI, DiSi•ENSARY. PArao tf —llls Royal Highness the Duke of You. GOVERNORS. Earl of Egremont • John Latonche, M. P. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P. licn. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. ';tistutom—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the koyal College, London. THIS INSTITUTION, established fOr the.exclu. sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES, and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Dehtlitledt, Ukera clone, &c. has to boast the cure of re. less than 2,000 Patients, an nually, many of whom have been tinned from 10 to 20 years. The early symptoms of Gonorrhtea snd Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the g , iterative organs, w,kich imrair the constitution, and shorten life, are here more suvessfulty treated than on any oth'er plan. • Mr.Kkrnan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his private house, No. ‘23, Lower Charlottepstrect, Bedford-square, where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. Just published, price Ss. 'Pracdral Observations on the above Diseases. Sold by Sherwood and Go. No. 10, Paternoster row; and Highley, 24, fleet-street. r, the various complaints incident to the human frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alit:Ming to their consequenees. Clan the GRAVELand STONE, PUNS In the BACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, and LUM • BAGO. They are complaints to which every person Is liable, and are a foundation for every other species of Disorder. HICKMAN'S PILLS, Composed of the most innocent Ingredients, have been found of singular efficac% in not only strengthening L'Ae vessels containing the urine, bur in happily destroying the petrifying quakily at tg, from which proceed the above complaints, Ste. rig:edit calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing evqypernleions teat deny to these disorders, without confinement. From a conseiotiao nets of the powerful quality of thew Pita, fully evinced be. private practice of many .years, they are offered to the afflict* and recommended as a cure for the above complaints. - • Sold wholesale and retail.it Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapilde, e of St. Paul's Chultb-yard ; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Pottio„ mouth; Hall, liarding i and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt„ WestitiV, Mallory, Jones, Portsea;Treiymen, Exeter; Cookwonhy, Mak ville,Gilbert,ald Horland, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Balm, and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Kinderston, Scott. and Rom. burn, Edinburgh ; Crntwell, Bath; Reis & Peck, Hull; Gregird4 - Edwards and Penny, lad Blilifige, Liverpool; Stains and Moothester ; &Woo, N ; KnottastiLloyd, Bine reGregory, Brighton t.Whifs, ; so 4 num Moeda* Voio. isrs;iis Woes et as. ed. sedu This day was publlhrd, price ss. 6d. boards, , HE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERVIT CALEN- T DAR for the year 1814: Contilning a correct List of all the Members of the University, the Tripos List of Honours for the last lio years. Prizes, Exh'bi. dons, Scholarships, Patronage of each College etc. &u:. with t:..e Problems Died at the F./Lamination tot IliwlisSousi..eisu* Degree in January last. To be continued annually. Printed by James Hudson, and published by J. Deighton and Sons, Cambridge. Sold inlondon by Longman and Co Pati•r noster-row ; Lunn, Soho-square; at.d Hatchard, Piccadilly; and in Oxford by Parker. OFFICE OF OR ()ANCE, Me, ch la, 1814 THE PRINCIP4L OFFICERS of HIS MA JEST'r's ORDNANCE, do hardy give Nstire, That Proposals will be received at theft. Office iu on or before Ft i2ay, the Bth day of Afril, from shell Per;ons as may be trilling to untlertAke the supply of COPPERSMITHS ARTICLES, for St•tyiee of this Department, for a period of three• Years, determicable after the expirattir of one Year, upon notice of three Months, at the option of either parry. Patterns of tl:e Articles may be viewed upon application at the Pancipal S•orekeeper's, Office in the Tower; and farther Particulars, together with the Term. and Conditions of the Con ; tract, may be known at the Secretary's Mice in Pall-Mall afore said, any day between the hours of Ten and . Four o'cloCk, • where the Proposals must be del•vered sealed up, and endorsed, Proposals for Copperstni , lts' Articles; but no Proposal caw be admitted after the mid Bth day of April, at Twelve o'clock at coon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it or an Arnt in his behalf stall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CR flfr, Fee, ,~