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Stara. and 1 1 , '<r, to tile %vs. •fs • -rodisik the it is Allow d to ltr .he plait ranee o Ile North Road s syany otiirr. plitiy-Lonsdale, Soiree, Wise Coaches, wary ACM. Green, Annan, Derntriaa, Cemnoek, Kingsweil, anti each. Daily. h new Com*, perforated very Morning at Hale-past aril, Tadeaster, Davington, and Berwick. Paesourens length of the journey, may proceed on without any 4. Swan, Conestreet, York, gearb y• oteugh, Whitby, sad .at Coach, every Eiret arm :Sst Coach, gees V. Passes through &ea" Carieriek, Beroughbritige, II Grantham (the nearest err bier:tin, sod pectorals r. Pasiengera deemed ea ve the pet tiller Alarmist al Coach. ew Pow Coach, May. each, to York, ihuadritinni„ !our Insides only, sorry At• f Doncaster; Grantham, pod Yarns, new Coach, ester land. ngkton, Newcastle, %kg, cry Aft ernoon.—GicardeL, d Shansi Post-Coscit, tTte Five e'Cloek.--Goarded. It Coach. called the Rocking. Comfit, wide a rand. seas nninewain seat day acidosis. none, to the Saracen's Haas di (to carry 4 fasitlea seta I,Ceitiligumr,virel•Warwidk; illerniag. an/ 111. Alrestord, and Akan Os hewn. and Dencateer IPeen. We, to the Bullied emboss and for the above tleitrho s mar otecl more esbentiany to b than those who* are deo People of every rank pay but where do- Conultstuis raw* at arability irouirpon. e we devoted our practice au wirg Dionlet a, sod the sow 'onions' ardour to oppose, as ma Complaints whh aro the Human lotirouties. • After ' , Mee'''. we 'Orso' a wink seue Omit the lig quail dangerousyrocrptanog Itit we tyre demoted ear at. Venereal Infective; all kith} the habits of tasloal bop. w; that derangement of bs hill barrenness or Steriity; stem-bons in the Urethra; t or of long duration 4 aed other Practitioners, ate by meat eirretually anti perms uffertng the excruciating pain eqoently ftiltaews the appliedr marse of oar extensive practice of 9 URIC FUMES have been ntal trachcanon of which As et diCous mode of cure superior aknesa, relssation, and -dete r. are speedily r0111. , ve.1, and vigorous health. But whets a proper perseverance in oar r requisite, to restive the slums , ate the constitution: • t of ignor4nee or haste is Alit and it not unfrrquently kips ned by the indiscietion of as method such complaiuts ass are have !aiie.l, we trust that re-establishment. Few, how. listress in this disorder, cot.. of men, who, from an WM talent gaieties of a fashiottabie flitch is the unavoidable concern Where the unhappy sufferer ly eonceals his nais!ortubes, it o know, that atbug? it he an h other Practitioners, the ro ralual progresi of Itens.vation, ce. If the rites of 'Bacchus or Jy rigour, muds anxiety wt :lion of this languid state, and It occur. ng b, An disappointed in flier ssurett, that in mostAnetances, tl skill. I to (mr vedertatlng, and te waled to state, form the basis rice vi: 11 suck :hi, intimitten Co, may be colgutted by Ps -4 secrecy 2 , .(1 honour. ?eared to state the partAeut'ars t eaelneng a re . when the same will be eVra N:. liatt/n.ftrdial. et. Y. ati T, Inekett Prime Star Office. risapla Bar.. N UMBER 8583. OFFIC r OP ORDNANCE, August 4 2.6, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JESTra ORD!MNCE, eie hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Man, on or before Monday, the 12th day of September next, from 7-ve`i Pe: sons as may be willing to undertake the supply of ONE MILLION of MALM CLAMP BRICKS, for Service of this I)et artment at Woolwich. Further particulars may be known upon application to Lieut.- Colonel Pilkington, the Commanding Royal Engineer at Wool wich, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall• Mall aforesaid, tsgethef with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Pro posals must be delivered, sealed up and endonsPd " Proposal, for Bricks;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 12th day of September, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will :try Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board. R. l7. CREW; Secretory. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. NVI-lILE the COMMITTEE for the Relief of Distress in Germany and other parts of the Continent are continually receiving the most gratifying accounts of the wise and zealous distribution of British liberality among the sufierers by the effects of the late war,they are also cheered with renewed expressions of the confidence 'and continued benevolence of the humane in this favoured country: they have peculiar pleasure in thus acknowledging a liberal donation from and collected by 13ri• fish remales in Bristol and its neighbourim Lztract of a Letter from Mrs. SARAH F. COOKWORTIIV, Secre tary to the Association of Ladies at Bristol, dared August 3i, 1814. " From Down, Thornton, and Co. you will receive the sum of se67o, remitted to them by-Ireland, Ilengough, awl Co. Bankers, being the collection made in this City,tnd some cf its neighbour leg sillages.bv the Female or Ladies Association, formed on be half of the su ffering . (Vrphaiso. of Germany, given by different ranks and clas-es of perbons you will, therefore, in reporting it, be kind enough to express to that effect ; being but justice to the labouring part of the community to say, that their mite has been contributed with cheerfulness and sympathy, highly honourable to their feelings, and gratifying to the individuals engaged in this work of humanity." - - 4107,538 O. 4d. Amount already advertised SUISC&IPTIONS SINCIE ILLCIIVLD: At Down's. Co'lcetion made by the the Cityof Bristol and ire neighbouring vit.. T rs by different r . ks and classes of pet 'um for the Or phan Children in Ger ar.any, remitted by Bciagougb,St Co :4'670 0 Ire'and, retinue; and Co. •;lib.cripti , .‘n 13 15 At Jon. s. Lloyd, ant: Co. Rev. R. 1-! agg 5 5 Mr James P.tlf 1 1 Mr. 1. '1 urner 1 1 Alr.James penrdney 9 1101 - ) I% in },..ale gU . Ac '"Fooaor and Co. 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Salt River, dfro ; Mr. Milliens, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna ; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town; with many other persons of the first respectability.—Slr, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Sbip Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. butler's, 4, Cheapside, Cornet of St. Paul's Church-Yard ; by Sharp and &lam, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Minna, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall, Johnson, and Harding, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Roes, and Turner, Hull; Holland, Cnokworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Staines, Lynch, and Atkinson, Manchester: TrewMan, Exeter; Baxter and M'Donalil, Gla , gow ; Bui7en and Parry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. 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Post-ollice, Htstley, Oxus; will a ..1.. - -cr!,•ssts:: of Howe, number .ns sse of It s o-:ms, Office-. Artsa.itsa, &c. 11 likely to suit wit. be ilt•C:10.0 1Y ;iIS MAJESTY'S I.E II'ERS PATENT. CLOTH. ('.l"arrsinted free from iiliatitre ) 141atlo tat the 4Ch1:11. rC 7-R and 4-4 lur C:l:rting, ato 9-4, 5-4, at.:.l r, I, for Slict!ting. rpH tz; Articl!, so d.:s;rable for iti economy, and its gte.tt cinklacirunt 53 to bealt•l, It mit:efacterod on a niatire. niatic•l'principle (ayant route i'aFtteslie de la toile do list). It •o regulart..g ti.r iwr.piration, havieg no flax tux an thin' of a c 913 nature tWxed with It, that -the ill effects of ,snare tranAtions from heat to cid, after elfercise, is totaily prevented, and retttictrs it most dtsirali:e in everrtlimate and season, and to every intik 1t is told, stamped with the Patentt e's name, &c. at the I' INDIA W.-kit TSV.ta, No. in. CHEAPSIDE; aid at :us other Flues; in l'ieces of 26 yards each and upwards. at es.; Ls. 6d.; Ss ; :;.. 6.1 ; 44. 6d. per yard, and nearly half the pike of other Cloth. Each Piece is warranted. •1 he 5.4 Sheet ! :ngs, affoittl!ng peculiar comfort in Winter, and in Foreign CH matss, are trt.ni gal to L 2 yards; and the 6-4 front 36 yards up -Ordet (..s ita remittance) punctually executed. No 16, Cheapside. BRI f ISH PAINT MANUFACTORY. No. 62, QUEEN• S IitEET, CI-TEAPSIthi, IMPENETR PAIN I . 'S AND COAL. TAR BROWN. UPTON Anti Co. (lee of London Wall) most rap: ctfuliy inform the Public that the ImpenetrablePalnfs ar, very urnamental, And b-iug grown! in Linseed Oil, away be lobed a ltlt advantage w all purposes of useful painting, both 'nside ant ouinde, wi.ere a handsome appettrance, • durabi l i - ity, and ez•ci , only are sonsiderinions. For Park - Palings, Stucco and Planer iron s, [ten and Wood Railing, and Out-huiidings It every desci 'rim), they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the efiveta to Weather in an actonishing degree, are a cure tor the worm and dry rot, and will nand in lint climates; they are of the folitawing colours and prers. viz.—lnvisible Green, Rs. per cwt. ti• lb. Dark Green, 'es. and Olive Greets, 112,-611e deep Green lg. tia: to Q. rr lb.— Slate, Lead, and Sto.:e Colours sos. per cwt. Chnoolne la. Red or Brown 425. and Whi , a Paint Cit.—Prepared 04 to thin them for use, 56.6 d. per The Coal Tar Brown is of two kinds, vls. common Ilk per cwt. and rein:v. l .l'u Brown 92.. p r ca r. Th-y are both optic:- ble to thecovering rough Fenc;ng:, Por•w• • t iles,Weatiter Board ' ing, Wallet Gate., Wood under Ground or Water, particularly the refined 'Far, it being perfectly issuitt7);e ht %Veer ; tic will not I , enetrate where it is used; it i. alai of a gond colour, dries very hard, andis easily a; plied, requiring o ly to be heated, and laid on with a co.ornon tt.•r brush. The in:venerable Paint s an Lrnicnrive, and may be bad in Casks of tonth. at s!'s. Ppicn sjxPi-.7cf U 1 ;:s. 111;', tlßlit. A CAPTAIN of INFANT!' Y, lion Itilirr.ent. to EXCI'.INS,I! is t" Direct (post pail) to A li SI, rheh 110‘...1 •. FRANCH PAP LAS: PARV, SEPTIAIBER 2. The Duke de Berri Immcd yesterday in the Bnis de Boulogne. fie was accompanied by Aarshil fhb . Duke of Ragusa. and several Eteglishrrmn n 1 d;s,:.)c tion. A great numher of English and French heirs followed the chace in chaises and other open car riages, and breakftsicd with the Prince at BAggelle. It is said that the household of the Dochessf An gouleme is at this moment organizing with all the splendonr sui:cd to the rank which her Royal High. cress holds TV. . the 'fl rune. In the Sitting of yesterdA7, the House of Peers :idopted three amendments to the law on the Lil)ertr of the Press. These amendments arc of :la great importance: if the King agrees to them, the law will be returned to the Ii .use of Deputies. On S.l - ele House of Peers will discuss the semi clause of that law. The Chev.ilier Pizarro, Minister of his Cstholie Majesty to the King of Prussia, left PAris to•Jsy tior B..ve.ral err'nent painters are nr.w engaged in re. p.tirin the 4i,e picturt•s of the of Verssiiles, tOlich had sulf:red exceedingly. Every thing ::ii. noitaces this truly roy.tl residence will soon re sume its former splcndaur. • • PENITMTI.I:tY /10L;sE.--111C following is the snl•-• stance of an Ordinance, by which his Mal:sty hits decreed the establishment of a house of this &scrips :inn : We, Louis, &c. having had laid before us an ac count of the situation of young conificts in the Dc. partment of the Seine, and learning. that being dis. tribute] in various prisons of nur gond city of Paris, they are confonaded with ciiminals grown old is crime ; that these prisons, besides, do not furnish the necessary means for a suitable separation of t:►e different deyrees of offenders, an important obj?ct which we plopose to endeavour to * attain, we have • ordained as to;hws Art. t. A hen It ri yin:FT wit. criminally or correctlonally condemned by .entre.ce or the tillotittala, and not having vet reached their 25th year. shell br taken front the rrisotts of our city of Paris and collected in a p:ace to be dtstuated by nor Minister of the interim.. 2. A particular regimen shall be established in this lieuse. to. getlyn with means of instruclion adapted to the young convict% and suitable handicraft employments. By the 3d, 4th, and sth articles, a Director of the Establishment is appointed, who shall deliver in every three months an account of its situation. An instructor in morals and religion is also to be ap• pointed. P l y an .Ordinance of the 30th of Augnst. the Kinz has appointed the Duke of Itocheioucauld, Peer of • France, to be Director of this Penitentiary. By another Ordinance, his Majesty has regulated ' the organization of the police-guard of the thy of Paris : it is to consist of four companies, including both horse and toot, and the total amount to be 1,017 men. The expense of their pay, &c. to the amount of 1,422,714 fr. is to he defrayed by the city of Paris ; together with 123,534 fro for the barrack and other expenses. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies yester• day, the debates on the budget were farther con tinned. It was supposed that they would close on the 2J. NAPLES, AUGUST 19. Our army has been raised to the full complement of .55,000 men. Foreigners, not naturalized, have received orders to return to their respective countries. We are assured that it will be formed into three grand divi.ions, the principal of which, under the com. mand of General Carascola, will occupy all the countries to the Po, as during the late war : of the two others, one will remain id the kingdom, and the other be stationed on the frontiers. His Majesty re. views corps every day, and seems highly satisfial with their good appearance. ROME, AUGUST 17. The Magistracy of this City have published an Ordinance, by which the Faithful are apprised, that all the festivals observed before the incorporation of Rome with the French Empire are re-established. A rescript of the 10th of August, announces, that the lam?s introduced by the late Government are sup pressed. The streets of Rome were formerly lighted in a less regular manner, indeed, but equally brilliant, by means of flambeaux and lanterns placed under thousands of images that stood in the crossings and •at the corners of strecc, and at the doors of a great nitniber of houses. This mode of lighting costs the Government nothing : it is the effect of the devotion of indiridtrals. A notification of the Governor forbids the use of arms, such as stilettos, daggers, sword-sticks, &c. It likewise makes known that the places called :Nu-- Nark:, which enjoyed particular immunities, can no longer afford security to persons accused of crimes. A good system of police required these measures, of which evil-disposed persons complain, insisting on the revival of all the old customs and privileges. A great number of satires continue to be circulated against the re-establishment of the Jesuits. ZURICH, AUGUSI . 22 The Marshal de Camp Mallet, has addressed to each Canton an official note, dated Berne, in which he announces, that he is directed by his Sovereign, the King of France, to conclude capitulations for the Swiss troops whom his Majesty wishes to take into his service. These troops are to form four regiments of 2000 men each. The Prince Sovereign of tl-L. Netherlands had mad* a similar application to the Swiss. He proposes to take into his service a corps of 8000 men, so that we should have to furnish two foreign powers with 16,000 men. These new capitulations are delayed by two circumstances ; Ist, It is necessary to negociate Wits