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NUMBER 8436. RAPHAEL MOitGHEN. . \ JIA beautiful Engraving of •TITIAN's MA DONNA and SLEEPING INFANT, by this much esteemed Master; together With- CORR EGGIO's READING 30Y (as a Frontispiece and :Presentation Ticket to Subscribers), 'will - fain the First Number of THE SELECT WORK OF • TWELVE LARGE ENGRAVINGS, under the direction of IVILLIAM BUCHANAN, Esq. and will be published by Mr. ONE, at the HISTORIC 117„ Pall-Mall, by the end of the present numth; Proof impressions of this Engraving (the Ors! Plate of Mar- en's which basbeen published in England) are now on view at the above Gallery, which is open to the free admittance of the Yuba. The First Number of the Second Series of the Select Work of Fifteen Engravings, containing Portraits and Ideal Characters by the great Masters of the various Schools of Painting, is now ready for delivery ; and Gentlemen wishing to become Subscribers to either Series of these Works will be so good as forward their names and particular address to Mr. Stone, at these Rooms, who will furnish all particulars.—March, 1814. in the Press, and speedily will be published, elegantly printed in One Volume, small Octavo, LETTERS ADDRESSED to TWO ABSENT DAUGHTERS.—By Mrs. RUNDELL, Authoress of the "Ncw System of Domestic Cookery." Printed for Ricbard Rees, No. 62, Pall-Mall. riIRAVELS AT HO AND * VI:WAGES A. BY THE FIRE-SIDE, for the Instruction and entertain :Pent of Young Persons. Neatly printed in Two Vols. 18nio. Price 6s. hellhound. Printed for Richard Rees, No. 62, Pall-Mall. LADY PERCEVAL AND MIL MITFORD. THIS INTERESTING TRIAL is now ready. The Book also contains Original Letters and Articles written by Lady Pert:evil, never before published ; also an Intro. duction and copious Notes, by the EDITOR of " 'f HE NEWS.' Published at the News Office, Bridges-street, Covent-garden and may be had of ail Booksellers in the United Kingdom.— Price Five Shillings. This day was published, In one large Volume royal film. price £2. 5s boards, ANEW MATHEMATICAL and PUILOSO PHICAL DICTIONARY, comprising an ExpLitn;z.i the Terms and Principles of Pure and Mired Mativersatics ani such Branches of Natural Philosophy as are susceptible of M thematical Investigation. With Plistorical Sketches of the R'se, Progres3, and present State of the several Departments of these Sciences, and an Account of the Discoveries and Writings of the most celebrated Authors both Ancient and Modern. By PETER BARLOW; Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, Author of an Ele mentary Investigation of the Theory of Numbers, Ice. See. • Printed for G. and S. Robinson, 25,Paternoster-row ; Scatchai and Letterman, Ave• Maria-lane ;. T. Egerton, Charbig Cara.. Cradock and Joy, Paternoster•row k • C. Wnittingttans, Oosss'et street; and J. Carpenter and Son, Old Bond-street. A RECEN r CASE OF CHEVALIER RUSPINI'S BALSA MIO S I YP FIC. HEMORRHAGE. —Some time ago a Young Lady, at No. 92, New Bund.itrest, suddenly broke Blood-vessel, and on taking a small bottle of the Chevalier Rt. pini's Styptic, the bleeding inur.ediately stopped, and the Young Lady is now in a fair way of recovery.—Attested by bee Falter. 'tHOMAS BOND• This Valuable, and the rest of Chevalier Ruipint's nentifri. Ind Tincture for cleaning, preserving, and for effectually fast' tokaTribe 44 seill the for suiting the.rooth.s to be a at his house in Pall-Mall, opinuire Carlton 'wholesale and retail. No. ,=STRAND. •PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES, These Instruments are upoti in entire new principle, springs are so constructed as to admit of increase' or docrease size and force; will answer fur right and left side, without strap whatever. SALMON, ODY, and Co. confidently recommend a trial all those wl.o prefer perfect ease and security to the galling plication of tht common Truss, on their usual liberal terms, that the full cost shall be returned to all purchasers, if not found superior in ease and tffect to every other invention, after - trial, wear, or damage. 'I he Patentees have received the following gplibintments The Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Dock-yards, _ lirdtrance, Greenwich Hospital, the Honourable East India Cotapany, &e. &c. N.B. Persons residing in the country, sending the Circumfe mnee of the Body, in inches, just above the hips, may depend epee being accurately fitted. SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID, MR SAUCES, &e. &c. THIS Acid for the. Table (which from its bet in a fine powder, combined with the fragrance of ► 'Lemonpeel, would be generally approv”d of if it were beta Ikncwn), "has been mostly confined to persons of high r; and only requires a trial and suffirient publicity to bee( general wherever Lemons are wanted for domestic purposei. Therein a &recap* on the bottle for Punch, Lemonade, is sold at the iollowing Italian Warehouses :—Thomas Brt and Balls, Bond-street ; Mackay and Aveling, Piccadilly ; Pi Haymarket; Pressey and Barclay, Oxford-street; Plaistow, mall; Stinton, St. lames's-street ; West, King-street, Soho; senby, Edward-street, Portman-square; Rawlinson, Great Port. land-street; Atkisson ' H4ger, and West, Oxford - street; Davi Great Russell - street; Aveling, Gksucester-street, Illoontsbur • Wright, Lamb's Conduit-street ; Powell and Son, and March: Maxim ; Horcombe, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Hale and Fermi' Poultry; Crabb, Lombard-street ; Hale, Dirchin•lane, Coruht *Wiz, Leallenball-street ; Stokes, Fenchurch street • Gregory -Graerchurch—treet ; Young, Warning Simpson, Fleet-sty- Hickson and Hodbon, Strand; Riches, Princes-street, West., stet. It is aiso bola by Druggists, Confectioners, and Medicise Warehouses, in bottle, 25.,6ci. Please to tiotice Ole 111641106 of Spyring and Marsden on Wrapper, as no other is genuine. TN the various complaints incident to the hu, 2- frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor alarming in their consequence', than the Gig AVE'. and 5 . 1 . 01 VAINS in the BACK, LOINS, and BI.ADDEft, and L. 3A GO. They are complAints to which every person is liable, at:d are a foundation for every other species of Disoider. HICKMAN'S P 11.1.5, Cm:posed of the intro innocent irgredtenis, have been foes singular 'Stag* in not only strengthening the vessels costa the urine, but in happily destroying the petrifying vitality front which proceed 'the above complaints. kc. removing calculi, or gritty secretions, ar.4 banishing every pernicious dency to these disorders, without confinement. From a con%cious. mess of the powerful qualsty of these Pilli, fully evinced by a private practice of mail) , years, they are offered to the afflicted, and recommended as a cure for the above coviplaints. Sold wholesale and retail at IV:. Butler's, 4, Chep-e+de, corner of St. Paul's Chnrch-yard ; and reraifby Belam and ~..oarp, Ports mouth; Hall, Harding,and Johnson, Gosport ; Altnutt, Mallory, Jones, Port•ea.; "Crewman, )deter; Cookworthy, Horland, Plyntooth ; Newbury,Dutlin ; Sin and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, anti burn. Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross & Peck, Hull ; Gr. • Edwin& and Penny,- and Billinge, Liverpool ; Statymakii 1.. Manchester; Bowan. Norwich; Knott andl,lo4 Birmingham Gregory, J3righton ; White, Dr 4 gliton ; and ~Cost Medicine tines, in iitelFell at its. lA. each.. 4 lAN: ' ,t.,,,tocrissim. H . t. ~.._ ... t _1 1::7 .4.4): " 7_ , ..: -, - =* .,. .. 116.: , ..... • - " C .'•7 ;',.. .0t • .7.: ". . - . • • . ,„,. i • . . . 4 . la il egi • , 0 ,:. ... A .lIK .. , ,, Ah ir . •, ; 13,- . . f 0 11 %) . • . . • ~. 4 \ 4: i'7l - .7 4 : ' 4 , 7 .. ~irt- l k, 4 1 rst.. • ...,. i , , ' 011ikA ii • ,• • -.kkii,, ,- ~ • 4 '.# ,o . 1 , / 4' - s .. - . ; 4 ..-.'.4 .- lb .7 ./: 4 4 , Ili fk 0. 2 -q‘ l t - 1 11 • . . t," 't . 1 6 1 • • \• • V.. * v N * --- • • • ' . 41t..1ai A flrir • : - ' 7 ' Ai' - - "N. t: -4• ) ii#Vil j e l • t . . . .. . - .... _ . --------- - - - ---- ! • . . --- FRIDAY • MARCH Is 2 1814 . , . . '. PRICE SIXPENCE' " HAISPE NEY• M 11111111111.11" . , . , ' ' ..' - '.S -- ' + 4 ......= 11621g23216111111 OFFICE OP ORDPUNGII4 March 8, 1814. .A • • . , . . NDRVIV MAJIIKDIii., 9. DECEASED. , ' l .hle Day was published, OM ars ed T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS'-MA- A MEETING of the LEG A TEES named in the T HEPAMP H L E T E E ft, NO. V. . Will of ANDREW • MAJENDIE, Esq. formerly in the Being an impartial Reterd of all the leading Palkeiteraa JESTre ORDNANCE, de herd's give Netiu t Clint Service or the East India Companyat Madras, will be cm I.rr tRART ; Poairleat; and Remounts Sosizers 0 sod That Proposals will he received at their Office in Pall-Mall, holden on 'Wednesday, the Seth instant, it 'lseelve o'Clock, at twitting an indispensable appendage to eatery latitaar. This or. or before Monday, the 28th clay of March instant, from such the City of London Tavern, in Bishopsgate-street; when and highly patronized Work already Boasts the assistance of the fol- persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of STOWS; t, attend . Skinners' Hall, Malt! 16. where all the Legatees or their representatives, are retinested to lowing Noble and dfstintaisbed Authors :—The CCANCCLLOa t i RANGES, and other Articles, for service of this DepirtmenGßEGG and CDRYIELD. or THE Exestequre, the Bisuoil of laireote, Rt. Hob. Wile Soliciting to the Executors. Wica es to ac it, Wes Husersson, Esq. M. P. Rt. Hon. lord for a period of Three - Years, determinable after the expiration of . • the first Year, upon notice of 3 Months, at the option of either HAVING contracted with G So erriet.o. Sir &. Koester v, SirT. Bee NAAD,Bift. C.M.A.a41140 Government tor the m.e. I. Sauce, M. P. Dr. ! 14.11dastsa, Dr. IlefsetLeot, Rein Party. ensuing Lotery, We respectfully submit the Scheme to P . GA NIMM.I I Ire, RCP. S. T. Wit.as4 . Rev. T. La Massimo* s the flOtiCt or the l'ub!ic, in the confiden t hope that It will be Rev.., C. lius race, C. Doreen, H. Hawitaxi, C. DUP.A. 0. Patterns of the Articles maybe viewed upon application at the found to merit their patronage and support. JOT, A. &ICIEST; T. M. mosinuivs, J.W. bileacert, J. Pin. c Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower; and further Parti- With the approbation ofahe Lords of the Treasury, we have uremia-, F. Stellate, J. Barites - rocs, .I.l.Aw'aultas Balialreso i culars, together with the Terms Ind Conditions of the Contract, done ourselves the honour of presenting to the Adventurers in Ac. ace. &e. r this Lottery, the chance of ON e T ion to A Tip TIC EET sln ,he see- Sold by Gale, Curtis, and Cu.; Rodgivii ; Black Parry, anti may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, s create° Lottery. Thu. every Pill-claw has a DOUBLE Cu.% NC i Co.; and all other booksellers. r any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the of gaining riot only the Prizes in this Lottery, but also tire. PI izes de • - - o o Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed" Proposals of the following Lottery. TOR THE USE OF OFFICERS OF • rtiE CUSTOMS, MER- . for Stores, Ranges, &c. ;" bat no Proposal can be admitted after RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors. CHANTS, BROKERS, Ac. SW l' and Co. • the said 28th March, at 12 o'Clock at noon oft he same day ; nei- STATE 1.0 I - VERY begins Drawing MAY :id, 1814; and This day ass publithed, prier One Guinea in hoards, dr r will any Tender he noticed unless the Party making it, or riIHE PRACTICE of the CUSTOMS, in the contains only 11,e00 Tickets. r an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. SCHEME. 1 ENTRY, EXAMINATION,and DELIV&RY ui GOODe e By Ordet of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. 1 of .6 . 20.000 is X20,0 , )0 ' and MERCHANDI - ZE usually IMPtilit FED from FOREIGN 1 15,[:00 ......... )5,1134 POO I$ ; shewitig the Tana a:id Al uwances on each Article, • OFFICE OF ORMVANCS, Mani 8,1814. 1 10,000 10,100 and &sculling the priidtar Chateatters and PrOperli al torrent; - OFFICERS -st" kit MA- 1 •.•....... 6,000 ......... 5, 44 30 to which is adital, so illustrsulion of that Grail *sore of THE PRINC IPAL li %ono ......... 4, 1 `01) C•unnsestild I acihtr . reettitly iitrodusaal... . S .. JESTr's O RDNANCE, di kereAy give twice, ' 6 • 1,0-0 ..........• 6,'MM) The Wareholosiiig System by lAMlSlnverrns 1 . That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, 7 ...... •-• 1 00 10 800 a. on or before Monday, the SBth day of March instant, from such Lota!ou : Framed tor Joust Rieueaussio, 91a Royal Exchatige. IS Ili •0 11,000 Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of SERGE 24 100 ... 2,400 • ' FAST-INDIA DEBATES. - and FUSTIAN; for Service of this D -partment, for a period of . St . ; .... ... 50 three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, 2,150 17 ...- . 36,650 . lido day wile published, Nice Se. sewed, .--....... Tit BATES in the several COURTS of Plt0• r. upon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. o, P" 9 dam • i€110..000 .Lar. PRIE'l'OltS, hell Or the Sad day of December, 1813 , the - e s Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applicatam at the EXTRA PRIZES—SECOND CHANCE. 21st day Of January and lie slish day of February; 1814 ; upois o- Laboratory in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich; and further Parti- In a'ditiun to the Prizes above stated, the Fifty first-drawn the suhl:et of a Grant to Lieutenant-General Sir Tuns. litil.Or Blank.,The First Day, will each receive Ten Tickets in the next /•" culars, fogether with the terms and conditions of the Contract, ;• —Printing Ike Reports of a Select Committee, re-specking an Lottery ; and the Fifty li nt drawn Blanks, the Second Day, May Alteration in the Directors' talarists—Sdpplernentary Papers, Ac. _,., may be knowmat the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, loth, will likewise receive Ten Tickets each, In the next Lot- An. &c.—By the Eprroa ot the Tonne! DEBATES. Biter day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the te, y, by which nieans the purchasers have the additiosaa; Chance Putted tor Black, Parry; and Cp. Leadenhall-street. Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed 11 Propo. of all the Prim in that Lottery, as under: 1 of £20,000 - is 5e20,000 This day was published, In Ottavo, Price es. the :id Edition, sale for Serge and Fustian ;" but aio Proposal can be admitted 2 ......... 10,000 ... 144000 earrecttd and greatly enlarged, after the said 28t11 instant, at 1t o'clock at noon softie same stay, 2 3,000 ... 11,0140 DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on IN3Ao 3- neither will any Tender he tootical unless the party making it 11,0(X) ... 4.400' of J. Ntrir ;in which slime Suegenions are offered towards As or an agent on his behalf shall attend. 1,t:00 ... 4,900 red 500 ... - LSO* improved mode of Treating Diseasei of the Mind ; and son la. By Order of the Board , R. H. CREW, Secretary. Rule. proposed, which it is hoped may lead ko a more humane, 200 ... 1,200 se, Pit DISTRESS IN (3EItiNIANY. so ... . 1,340 marks on Medical Jatisprwience as it relates to Diseased lna • :he tenet. By JOSEPH MASON COX, M.D. ABOUT eight years ago, the calamities occasioned ' Wise 17 ..• 29,240 Printed for Robert Baldwin,. Pater:Water-row ; and Thomas Tickets and Mitres are now on Sale at all the Offices in Town by the war in different Provinces Underwoo d, of Germany gave rise to .a Underwood, Fleet - street, Lundell. wed Couatrv. le'' aSubser:ption, and !he formation of aCcittrutuee hi London, to i - ' RACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, - • This day was published, in Three Volumes, price no. relieve the distresses on the Continent. $A ard LONDON T HE BROTHERS in HIGH LIFE; or , The &s; By the generosity' of the Bri:ish Pnblie, the aunt of nearly • WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN. NOM II of IRELAND. A Novel. ell. £50,000 was remitted, which rescued multitudes from the ex:re- The b eet A ccommo d at i o n for Travellers, good Redo, choict B Mrs. D. JOHNSON. Y .inky of want; but at no period since the existence of this 'Com. Liquors, and nwiderate Charges. •' The eoramencement of this Novel reminds the Reader of -... k- mittee, has the mass of every kind:of mivery.beeu so great, in the *argon Warehouses , and Stabiles far Six Wagons per week— Clarissa Hu e' lows tir,t act of• indiscretion in going beyond the .. of great inteiest to any-Carrier it might suit, from the central gate of her paternal Garden ; we are aot able to diacern other country to which their attention was firat directed.; where the la : a alien). • • marks of resemblance. Nevertheless in the scale of similar pula- ng inany sanguinary battles fought _in Silesia, Lunde, Bohemia, Tii E 0 fo.ll. wing POST COACHES, MAIL locations, the present may be classed above medlocrity—:he laws • . e a Saxony, Brandenburg, and usher parts, have entailed upon the COACHES, Ac, set out from the Saracen's Head Inn of consistency and probabil i ty are indeed stretched to the very ' utmost limits, and the obstinate recovery and restoration to lax .us- peaceable inhabitants, sufferings almost unexampled in the an- Snow-Hill. Husband of Elvis's, t'ae Heroine ot the Tale, is indeed wander- ring nate of history. The Committee are anxious to impress noon the EALMOUTI - I and TRURO New Post-Coach every Morning. fol, but we like pleasant rather than melancholy catastrophes." ler. EXETER, Plymou th , Weymouth, Dorchester, fra!moxli, minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British nap- Batista Critic. e Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at . ice, port, they have remitted to different parts of Germany to the Si: o'clock, with a Guard, through Huniton, Axminster, Brit!. ---- Printed for G. Kearsley, 46, Fleet-street. i_ ten amount of near F 4 0 ,00 0. port, Blonolford, Basingstoke, and Bagshet. ------ t 0 0,. . Ailment already adearstini . ... .esniatO fo / SOBIUN. $144 441 5, Peav4arnitths I 4 fiNent, 4owS•Mantlayclar . ,*i • -..- i • s tfis t ams IN , Apßicd...- - tpoi, lime Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coachea trot • • souscnirrions mace sitcxiven:..--..-... Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, an d Hull. At Mr. Ackerniami'e, R• lAT ' ll ' , 11° " %sliitch 1 1 LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry 4 Insides, sets out every By the last arrivals from South Africa, the Missio. 5 ArhurWilcomon,Esq.Xlo 0 Mrs. Emery, per Hari- Morning, through I .wterwot th High Crum, Hmekiey, , Atha. Richard Child, E sq. 11, castle and :sons 0 6 nary Society of London have received from Mr. . stone, Famworth, Litchfield, ' Ullestliorp, Nurtlsumptoa , and interesting the )oho Penn, Esq. 20 0 Rev. T. ' Towne and Con- !)unstable , arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon. CANIPTIVA. L a nee of their agents, a very i mic- a o grega.tioo. Roystoii, I.lVhit POOL, Warrington, Knotsford, Stone, and Lichfield, count of his journey to the north of the Orange Ri- i is i n E. R. any Williams &Sons, Evan- _. Cambridge, by ditto 13 12 Pest-Coach, called Th e Expedition, every Eveqing at Five ver. The novelt y and importance of his tract. has gelieal Magazine To IQ . Rev. Mr. Dewl.urst's tot- o'Clock, so B. Brotherton's, Sarac e n's Head inn, Dale-street, S. P. P. Bristol 5 0 depeadent meetioe, excited a great stnsation among the cuirious and in. are Liverpool. Guarded throughout. an An Artist, ditto 1 0 bury, per ditto SS 0 !IA rH and BRIS FOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chlppen- telligent at the Cape of Good Hope. After ten da l s 10 0 At Down's. travelling beyond the Orange River, he arrived at , l i r ii. H. and 1.. ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; artive at Mr. At the Committee Room. Hoi. John Trews, par May's, the Greyhound loon, Bath, and the bullion Tavern, 1 - 4,0- Latakkao, an African city nut far from the east coast, nand N. N. produce of Sun- Brooks and co. II) 10 me-street, Blistol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge. any. and containing about 1500 houses and ERKKlinhabi. dries made by a Lady Front Devizes, per Tay. water, Taunton , &c. • in Surrey, £7 6s. 6.1. lot A Salmon, iCtss 19s. se. mots He had a long conversation with their King, s:—LEEDS new lght Coach,called the Rockingham, sets nut every • • A Friend, Newbury, per Rev . J.ohn Merry, New-MA'FEBEe, which was repeated in the presence of his .. the . Morning at Eight o'clock ; carries Four Insides only, andioes re - 1 0 higgen • Mrs. G!adwyn 5 ' markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stem- Chiefs and. people. After much discussion, he suc- • At the Bar of the City of Collection at the Baptist lord, Newark, Retford, Doncaa : er, and Ferrybridge, to th India t ceeded in obtaining the King's consent to send Mis- m i e . . Loudon Tavern. Chapel, Woolwicb,by GolderiLion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the .- • head Ran d G. Barker • 5 5 Mr. Fs evsnan, X 24 2s. dd. uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the most sionaries - amongst them ; and was dismissed wit. ••- p--- J. Manny - 1 0 At the 3 eck Eactiar,ge, agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, this laconic answer—s , Send them, I will be af . ;, John Butler, Esq. Tavl- I Benjamin Bayley, Esq, . being unequalled in Accommodation by any other , to them." At this city, he obtained informati. . s stochsquare 5 0 I Newark 5 " KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby.Lonsdale, Balton, many other tribes, still farther to the northward/hi. Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London La- Chorley. Ormskirk, and Gaming Post Coaches, every After- therm unheard of, and offering a wide field botli for veto ; Lloyd's Coff.ie-house; Stock ExCiause ; and at ail the mini at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. singcuriosity and Missionary enterprise. Bankers in Town and Country. , GLASGOW, long town Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, f the R. Fl. MARTEN, i Brownhill, Thorandl, Sang:liar-Kilo, Curnnock, Kingswen, and From Latakkoo, he shaped his course to the 'south. eser LUKE BOWA it I), accretaries. all Parts of Scotland, Catnperdown Coach, Daily. east and south ; and fell in with two villages peopleclP rank, come HOOFING COUGH CURED WI I'HOUT INWARD with a Guard throughout, seta out every Morning at lialfepast consent to send Missionaries. He represents this part :i. MEDICINE. Six o'Cluck, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, ter.; rown p OCHE's ROYAL EMBROCATION.—Many Northalkrton, Durham, MorpFth, and Berwick. Passengers of his track as carrying him through a richly beatiti- finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may tied country, and adorned with all the luxuriance of • t"rice, -11-1 P 'lliousands of Children are cured annually by this ,remely. rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad- Raheitean scenery. He th en regained the Orange Pall. On the first.ttacb, i - ttacb, an immediate application of ROCHE's EM- dotional Fare. J. CLAIL IC, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, La. BROCATION will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the Hull Scarborou gh, Which an rum Coaches to Sunderland, y, River ; and, keeping by its course, he traversed Port_ consti , ution, and a few times may corripletely cure. In the most other Places. nearly the whole breadth of Africa to Naniacqua amiss, obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desired effect ; and BRIDGENORTH aid WabaU new Post Coach, every land, where the river discharges its water into the bury ; no Remedy can be so well calculated fur Children as this, for it Evening. Southern Atlantic. :hunt, requires no medicine to be take n inwardl y . CARLISLE, Penritb, and Whitehaven l'ast Coach, goes with CAMPBELL snit„, In conimon Coughs this Medicine is equally e ffi cacious and Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brougb, M r. has thus succeeded in crossing ' am ; may be relied on for Men, Women, and Children, as safe and aby a route higher up than had ever been at- Appleby, Oreatebriclge, Richmond . , Cute:tick, Beroughbrldge, AfriC :gory, effectual. In to cage can this Medicine he genitive unless signed Wetherby, Abvrtord, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest tempted by any European, and returned to the Cape trees ; on the wrapper by J. Roche, and every mans; the name eft E. way b y eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and performs trume f award's, 60, St. P.aul's Church-Yard (who is the only Whole. 4 ch .. jogibc.. with t he after a journey of nine months. 7 a g ue ovssionaries is to be employed on a divine sale Vender) engraved thereon. Price 40. and Ai.. 2s. per honk. the road ty business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advautage of their watts being secured in. Ow seat Coach. northerly espedition along the West coast of Africa, in the • ANTI-IMPETIGINES. c'HESTECt and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Daily. with a View CO obtain information respecting the Dra- THE celebrated ANTI-IMPETIGINES , o r S o- NCLIFSE, a new Fl y in g Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, mara countr y and the regions beyond it. This collo.. leziont • s Drops (without mercury, or any deleterious pre- Newcastle , and Edinburgh, carries Foul Insides only, every At- kno try is wn to Europeans only by name, and reaches notion paration), stand in the highest estimation for the cure of the tarreson, az Timer o'Clbek, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and ncsrthward from Namacqualaod as far as to the south 1-, rmore Scurvy, scrofula, Leprosy, and all disorders originating in an int- Stamford. • 0 ONE, pure sate of the blond; being gradual, gentle, and almost im - SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every tropic. . : UM • perceptible, in their operation—the best substitute that has ev e r Mornin g , to the George Inn, Sunderland. •Itisto be hoped that the exertions of these benevo. 4 ; liable, been tliscov,:red for chat dangerous mineral Mercury, sweetening MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Wails!, lent tnen will not be looked .upon by the public with the blood, and stimulating it to expel all anxious and impure and Wolverhampton Rost-Ouch, every Afternoon.—Guarded. an eye of indifference, merely because they . .add the ;sites, give stranrh and tone to the nerves, enlivening and liwi - SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, the end of gorating both body sad uslOsl. Royal lbarlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. blessings of Christiaoity to the other blessing% of set- :aininB Sold By Mat/wets spilt l o t i l o irse4; /keen sod Co 11.1) and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rocking. fled residence, cultivation, and Mb useful arts, whigh ilm •of it, Oxforreet London; Vacflaactr,blicab Briciga, ham, every Morning. they have ever introduced among their converts.. ng the htilsburgh ; J ) :, Baxter issulf.A. M4)88;5151, 01405 w t fag all Ma- BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, Irina a Guard, sees ii 4 They have already carried their schools and their as ten- divine Venders . Price its. es& cy fear In one family bottle out airy Af , and fleadl. Einuloglinit next day at , .iciouaii for sass . by which one ils.bottie is saved, With the words `` Banal. Paucity Odoid, 00, sad aldgetone, tothe blasisame . 0144p2111 1111r011(1 the limits of the colony ; and their re. iby a Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the futiliP• - Bull-s et, , ._ _ l , • ry village is about five hundred miles [limed, Ve hese may be had, the swiebreted MPH 31,51 GENT LOTION hIR lei Piet coach (to casvy 4 lento Noy" t ..: - fur removin of g all kinds Pimples, Tette*, Ring-werms Car- in One ay, throats Stony ecrattord, Lerokosag.sod iftsr•radlf I 5..: of dse south angle of Africa. Thus , forward the line of their settlements into corner , buncles, fee. frets the Face and Skin, sets out very 'ruestity, Tbortaity, anal Saturday &Cicalas, cad Ports- " Beauty a 0..-- arrives Bltuaingbas the seine Evapton. the interior, are those hardy adventurers, in the best Teston, " That seals so softly its the stripling's heart, SOLTI*HAMPTON, Witactbestat o 'l.tradord, and Alton Coach of causes, making constant advances upon the bar- , 1 ,Glen• " And gives it a stew etitst unkoown before." every 4403131 barism of this vast Continen t. They bid fair to lay Baxter Price 4.. &I. and 85 9d. a bottle, dtity included. Be careful to Ws la IS. MC/1111T At II sad Ce. respectfully acquaint their ope n , in the course of time, the whole of that unknown o g r k: d be . _ to t he tbe curiosity Of a Rea- °beer. the words, " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved Friend. the Plat, that they win not be accountable for soy Parcels ,&c. of mole than Five Pounds Value, if lost regson, in the earth , without which none arc genuine. .and i.yock, *„• Dr. autumn e:meets, when consulted by letter, the usual or damage& unison entered as suchand pall for accordingly, at th e pnegubllrc rdanrittleartoofbtehhe that public lib,- igbam; compliment of a one pound note to; he inclosed, addressed— the Saralett's Head In*, anow.hlll,London. ratstykeep pace with the vortng expenco• of n. eye o Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, ()dead House, nee Lingpool. • N. B. Passengers and Parcels booked for the above ilossliss. their Irill large mad multiplied 111114crtalunalk fad double postage." at die )ditto White HOW Cellar, Pleeadilly, ' . . '. • - ' -t . 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