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DISTRESS Pt GERMANY. • A ts - iir eight years ag), the calamities occasioned 13. by the year in d.fferent Pro:l:aces of Germany gave rise to , 4 s o bneiFti, n, and the formation of a COrnmittee in Leaden, io --Move the distresses on the Continent. of the British Public, the anna of nearly Itt the gen^roNity I rom was remitted, w:-ich rescued multitudes from the extre nityofwant; but at no period since the existence of this Com inittee,har, the mass of every kind of misery been so reat, in the coun try to s dch their attention was first directed; where the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxons, Brandenburg, and other parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings almost unexampled in the an nals of history. The Committee are anxious to impress upon the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British sup port, t hey have remitted to different parts'of Germany to the =wet of near £40,000. amount already advi SUBSCRIPTIONS R. E From Friends Metatbly !deed Is, Masted, i. 91. Lis. 6d. C. Pliaeger, by Rev: T. • Shortly will be published, in itinise4 ftliewpticass. 64. TEARS OF THE NOVEL WRITERS.-A SATIRE. • • t Prlnted for John Soucer, No. 1, Paternoster-my. This day was published,. • - . - Printed for STOCROALR, Junior, 41, Paß.Mall, *TWO SERMONS on the THANKSGIVLNG, 13th JANUARY ,last, price A CHRISTMAS gIARONT : being Four Discourses QII the Col lects, for the filizi• Sundays in Advent, price 2s. , By the Rev. Sir ADAM GORDON, Bart. Prebendary of Bristol, and.itecor of West Tilbury. This day was published, In one large Volume, Royal Octavo, price Xt. Is. boards, A i TREATISE• on CHARTER.PARTIES 'nf AFFREIGHTMEN BILLS et LADING, and S PAGE in TRANS' ru wt,h an Appendix of - Precedents. By EDWARD LAVES, Esq. Of the Inner Ts-triple, Barrister at Law. . 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In vain have they struggled Against a.tversity, till, sinking under the weight of their roiAortune , and threa. tend with an Execution far Rest ' they most humbly appeal to the sympathizing feelings of 4 :humane and generous Public ; should .he eyes of thOite whose rive. tient dispositions for doing good meet this address to publte munificence, and commiserate on a case which will b* found truly deserving, l'he smallest Dimations will be thankfully., received, by Mr. Vetter; Messrs. Down, Thornton, and Co. Bankers, liartholet tnew-lore ; Meshes. Denham. and Son, No. 16, B. 11 and Mouth erect ; Mr. Dunell, No. C 9, Aldersgate-street ; and Mr. Pear• Path, Bookseller, No. I,'C6, High Holborn, opposite Southamp ton-street. They •i,tie.efully acknowledge the receipt of £l, per post, from ada.,iy at Lath; and Li from a Gentleman at Ne‘‘'caß , le. ANGEL INN,. OR ANTHAM, • JOHNgON bejis le.ave respectfully to inform tiv CI 6 Nobility, Ladies, Gentry, and the Public in general, that be kas taken the above well establtshed tun, and humbly scilicitis the law of thiir.patronage. Every exertion on his part shall b.: used for the accommodation of the Pubtie, and he hop::, by a steady attention, to merit their countenance and support. Post Horses and Chaises miy be depended upon on the shortest notice.—Grantham, March 2, l8:4. THE Public are respectfully informed, that all the POST HORSES aid POST CHAI'ES advertised to be Sold by Auction at tl►e Aogcl Inn; Grantham, are disposed of , )y Private Contract, but the Sale of FURNIThRE and other EFFEC I'S will commence on Mondry next, as before au noanced.—G ravilaam , Ist March, 1814. GALLERY OF CONE EMPORARY ERRISti • PORTRAITS. ESSRS, CADELL and .DAVIES hive just! ZVX the'fiF rmilint NUMBER of this elegant and interestierg Work. It coo Pains Portraits of the Right J-ion. quit.* Ablsoc,, speaker of the 1 - louce of Commons; the Right }fun. R. IC Ueridari ; Georeva, Ditehess -of Devonchire ; the Fart Charlemont, K. P ; Rear-Admiral Sir T. Trouhridge, Part.; and H. Teeehani, - Esti. It with'thott Biographical No. tires, price sEr.•s ; or Preirif Impressions, in a superior mai.ner, on large paper, price 11..14s The Sistremh Number will be publielie4 on the !st of May; and the we f t *4l be regularly continued every two Months. . 1 4 1 AS lONA BLE DANCING,by Air. ALLEM .L privately taught, atlin". 19,..Sherrard-stree, holden-iquare, " Lathe's and C:entletiten of atiy•age Who have never learnt that aecompluhmer, or have not the ni:iclern style. Me. At.i.ittes system of teachirg is expressly sullied for thbic to whom it is an obj.!ct to acquire cagily that fat•blottable requisite for genteel temety ezpettitiously, privately, and tit a superior *Lyle •al grace-and eleraece. Those who do nut want private teaching may learn at a midi expenee, with a respectahle set of pupil*, on the pu'Aic towelling evenings. Profretors pf dancing tanght.the soon elrgant takey dlrcesi 414 path, appetiqr parts of the prays 'ion. iith-cription ir + e eve* Friday. - 14 1 ASHIONA13rLE DANCINC.--TrivateTuitior. -A: Mr. Hi/PIC:NS i begi leave to tstiirn his -then grairful thanks so bis Friends and'thstPublie in. general, foe the very dis tal:limbed patronage hr has so long experiencrtl, and respeettoill soitc.tt a eontirsant eof their favours. Ladies and Gentienira_ 17 1 o have nevrr- acquired. this acciirnplisbroenh, or those W.O have r.or attained the prrariat fashionable ramie, may he eaptlii tioosl7.instmetad in the most .prlvare manner to finality !Dan Lir the first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach • Sinkers' Hall, Noble-st revs, Foster-lane. Cheapside. Schonis atte' tied. . None but personal applications attended tn. fIiiILIII,AINS are prevented from tweakmg, avid ‘, theft tormenting Itching instantly removed by Wflllll.- IMAM FSAENCV. of MUSTARD, universally esternisd for tti extr•artlinsrp Efficacy in Rhruniatlsms i Pa•Nies, Gouty Affec tions, and Ccsipli.lnts of the Stomach ; but where this certain remedy has Men unknown or neglecied, and the Chilblains hoe actually broke, Whitehead's Family Cate will ease the pan!. and very speedily heal them—Prepared - 2nd sold hy R. Johnston, Arvin Cary, 15, Greek-street, Soho, London--the Essence and I'ri's at Yr. 9d. each ; the Cern* at Is. led. Sold bp every Me dicine Vendee io 'tke United it ingdaM. ' The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with ;be name ge • It. labastas, insetted osa.it. « . IS`.'4l 74.4.4ir By a MEMBER of ihe 'UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. Printed for Win. Anacreon, Boolwller atnl ruhiishe.r, tor, (opposite Burlington Hou,e) Piceldiry; to he bad of Crado:k and Joy, Patcrivwer-row, and every other Bot&it Orr in `row , ' and Country. Where may alio he had. jut , rill .ited, the so wad Edition, with Additions air! PZ.:t?.4, "1 he or E- MeV, a Poem, hi Two Books. Fiy Pv.egriue of the University of Oxford, Price .15‘. This day was publislied, in Octaea • price Rs. , the 1d IFlitnan, eurrecttd and greatly enlgrgel, • PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS en INSA NITY; in which s••nue Suggestions are offered torrArdo unproved mode of Treat'iw Diseases of air Mind ; tad some Rules proposed, which it is looped may lead to a Mort humane and enccessful Method of Cure. To wh;ch are subjoined, Rsi-- ,marics on Medical Jurisproder.ce as, it rekates 10 bisioased 141 taw . . By JOHN MatiON 1.41)X; M.D. . . Printed for Robert Baldwin • Paternoster - row; ani Underwood, Fieet-streeP, London. TRANSLATION OF ARCFIEISNOP!SANCROft FUR PRA DES NA rus. • This day was published, hanc4nmely printed on Pust Octavo, price Three Shilliogs, rr HE PREDESTINED lEFf (w, a Dialogue 1, between a CAI.VINtSTIC PREACHER and a 'CHIEF coctlemned to the Gallows. With an Appliestion to the ?men , ' case of R' Kendall, execute) at Northasuinoo, for roisbilis the Leeds Mail, August 13,1413. London : Printed by and fur Nichnbt, Sin, and lietler, Red Linn Pa“;.ge, Fleet-street ; sold also by F. C. and .1. Itivlngton, J. Hatchard, C. liharpe, and E. Bentley. CARICATURE M.AIGAZIE FOR FEBRUARY. On Tuesday, tlie I , t of Man+. was published, Its final folio, containing two h ghly isairated Caricat4res and a Vigtiette Title (to be continued every tortniglil price of THE C,kRICATURE MAGAZINE ; or, MIRROR of for February. This Nsmber will form tLe first of a new Series, and entisist or original subjects only; designed and engraved by TuoNsas :Rows.a.s: DSO el, Esq. 1 r The object of this work is to give a humourous Caricature .1-listorrof the Times. Loodon. Printed for Thomas Tegg, Ns. 111, Cheapside ; Win. Altman, No. 31, Bond-street ; .I. Dick, Edinhurgb ; and all other Booksellers. _ • - This day was published, price Cs. boards, , F THE FEAST of the POETS, with some other Pieerl in Verse, and hkoeF.,Ciitical and Explasattarr, BY THE Ebi FOR OF . I:HE EXAMINER. This Work contains Critical Notices of Lord Byron, Messrs. Campbell; Coleridge, Crabhc, Hayley, Moore, Rogers, Scott, •;.outhey, Wordstrorth, and others, with Rot:lrks on Poets and Poetry on general. • Prints:id fsr James Cawthorn, No. 24, Cotkspur-strcet. Where may Ire had, . ' A Srcottn Die noir, with Corrcetions, of Hoobisouse's ney through Albania, and other Provinces of Turkey. Blois tras,ed by Views of Atlisns, Coastantinopie, and - 1116011$ other Plates, Mai s, 3re. Two V.:lumes, 4ta. OFFICE OA tilitiANA NC i s - Farrar, 1, , d; 1814. THE 'PR/Arc/P.a . OFFICER' if - Eli ht,d , ESin 010141 NCR, eh hat!" jive Mrier, That Proposals w.l by reeeived st.tbeir trilletsin on Or before Friday, the t day of March next, from suet Per °sons out: may he willing no undertake the supply of I:GRAPE icr the OUP:NANCE I iORSRS, stationed in the following Dis tricts, to he delivered at the expenceor the Contractor, v 4. • NORTH BRITAIN, NORTHPRN, YORKSHIRE, EASTERN, tufts's, of WARLEY ; SOU I'HERN, eaduiiee of CHATHAM SOCTHAVPST, Wand!" PORTSMOL M,-ISLE of WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH; • V P.STERNO • • WOOLWICH,' seith los Dreamt:kg I WARLLY and CHATHAM, ' WEtDON, NORTHAM)? tONSHIREI Tot a - period of Six Months from the lit of Anti! next. The Ora to be good, sweet, dry, end clean, witlintitany mix ture of Fuxy or Movrburnt Oa's. and must rot wrap lest iliar 37 pounds per Winchester Bushel ; the I lay to be sweet awl dry, sod delivered in trouts of 56 Its. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, intidditrered In Trusses of 3S lbs. weight. Ihe prices to be paid for the respective trantities of each ar. Ikle which may be delivered, at, the followiwates, vis. For the Oats at per hundred poonds,Avnirclopois weight. For the Hay at per hundred and :wave pound.% For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The propo,als may be delivered separately or joititly - for two or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Con tractor shall receive the Stable Dunn. which, during the period of bis contract, may accumulate, ma a hh•p an allowance for the same after the rate of pt:r Horse per Week. Farther?ariculars may be known up* rpgcstion to the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery' lel each District, to.rl Us. at the becretary'a 00Ice, in Pall,Mllll aftvmhaidomv.day b,e tareem the hours of ten and four- o'clock, when: the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and enlorsed ProPosals for Fo rage ;' but no Proposals can be admittel after the said lilt% day of March, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, nki•her will any Tender be noticed unless the party tuakitig it, or avaieut his behalf shall attend. • Dy Order of the 'Board. R. IL CREW, SeertfarN This day was pOlbhed, Elegantly pented in Five Volumes, ()craw), a New Edition, with a Lee of the Aisilsor, a General Index, &c. price /CS in h , ,ards, of A N HISTORICAL and CRITICAL AC COUN r of tbs. LIVES ind IWRI TINOS of. JAMES I. and CHARLES.I. and of .1.1V2S of OLIVER CROM • WELL and CHARLES 11. after the manner otisipe,tionl ori ginal Writers and State Parer.. • By WILLIAM HARRIS, D.D. To which is now added, to comp'ete the cnilectinn of Ds. Harrls'a Works, the LIFE of HUGH PETERS.. - Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; T. Payne, G. Wilkie; Lorinnan. Hunt, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Cat ell and 11:10tries, J. Murray, J. Mawsnan, and IL.ltaidwin. • . 'CATON'S WOkKS. This day w4s pUbliih e d, A new Edition, price st. illustrated with Casa, I. A PItACTICAL TREATISE nn the PRE• VENIION and CURE of The VENEREAL. DISEASE in both SEXES;and its consequences; in which a mild and suc cessful mode of Treatment is pointed out, including Observations on Strictures, Carets, Cutaneous k:ruptions, Imazinsty,Vvntrval Disease', &C. &c. Intended wino the.tingerous effects of this baneful malady. . By T. M. CATOlir i , Surgeoll; Lite of the United Hospitals of St. 'I homas's and Ony's. 2. 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Marrs. B.isiort W. 1:IDG E tohr Moja-salt ptstanit, cf arpresri.l 4 . Iheir.Tbat ske ..Or Ikedtjrraot stegiosarts that have lanokrtel them *via their order,; am! lsgh past out to the .111.1:tia i?sgimtkts rolarrrtariog for Fortin Service, their ADITit ESS T( THE ARMY IN GENERAL. ' la and W.-RIDGE, of Chicheiter, having otahlisb. AY.. ad extensive Warehouses in that City, beg 'rave to offer their service' in furnishir.g the ARMY IN GENERAL, but mote particu'arly Reg;ments passing through the Sussex Dibtliet, with Necessaries, Cio:hing, and Accoutrements, of every desclo tion. Th'irsrorci are so extensive,and such arrangements have heat, madeto merit patmnage and approbvion, that Regimeuts may be suppled at an hour's notice with every article required :or the complete equipmem of the soldier. N. B. Regiments going to or returning from the Peninsula wqttid And great advantages in the sont;guity of the abov: Warehouses to Portsmouth. R 7. A yoting.Man wanted immediately to assist in conducting the Retail limprapery Business. Apply _is ab.-tve. To IVIY.I. DsAt r)NIAN MEDICI:3ES. CASE isa. r, N. 3, Great Surrerstreet, Mack'rlars. Purtsmoutb, Aug. 15,1813. On boatel the ship Venus for Sr. Helena. HAVING been much afflicted with Gout, attended with a Liver complaint, for a great number of years, and SO distressed with weakness and contractions, as to,be it:capable "of attending my Regiment as a Captain in the East-India service, I returned to thin country with hopes of obtaining a cure, where every means was used for two years arid a half without theleast success, sylien a friend sent me one of your Pamphlets, where I found Case 10, of Mi. Hayman, exactly similar to my ,owu, which Induced me to attend you. • In a few days was much relieved, and In two months so much restored as to he enabled to resume my usual situation, and the truth of my Case may be web on the books of the Honourable the East-trulta Company, and by making it as public as posbible you will much oblige, Dear Sir, Your moat obedient humble Servant, R. H. STATIIAM. (cisz R!), In a future Paper.) 'TIE FINEST PRODUCTION EVER KNOWN IS ROWLAND'S MACASSAR TTS virtues, . composed 1' Vegetable Ingredients rem the Island of 114cassa.-, in the B..xst Indies, are fat beyond culoglum for eradicaticg all impurities of the human hair, and producing a luxuriant growth on bald places; produces s strong cite,' and permanent, so that no damp air Cllll obliterate. ; lilso a beautiful shies; prolnotes the gruwtb of whiskers, eye. Lora :vs, mustachios, &c. its preeminent vitutio have pined the august patronage of , theft. loyal Highnesses the Princeas of Wales. and Duke of Sus 7 sex, his serene Highness the Duke of Brunswici, and his Err cellency the 'Duke del Wanted°, by their express Authority...a AISO by most of. the Nobility, and Gentlemen of the Navy an 4 Army. ' Rowland's Treatise on the Hair, is enclosed with each bottli, worthy the attention of all families. As this book is printed, and the Oil counterfeited, it is especially necessary to observe', that ash gisuiu4 bade is sinned on the label In rei Ink, "A. *owls il and Son." Sold it se. 6d. los. 6d. and Xi s. per bottle; by the sale Pro prietors, A. Rhwiand and Son, Kirby-street, liattait.Garden; and by Messrs. Hendee., Perfumers to her Majesty, Titcts bome.street; Maws. Bayley aad Blew, Perfumers, Cockspur. ;street; Iyht. Smyth, Perfumer, 117, New Bond-street• Mr. Merry, 17, Greek-scree; and by all Perfum ers an d Medicine Venders in every Town throughout the limplre. Also, ROWLAND'S ESIENCE of TYKE, foir ebarging the sober ef the Heir, to 7h U. per hitt& **2_ TH4 &TAM OF THE PRiVAlit lilp-aumoktur . YARDS IN THP. RIVER THAMES, Oa flse.26th of Fasataar.lBl4. t r ESSItS. PITCHER and &)NS, Nottht•et, 4 L Slips for Building, 1 Double Duck f.•r R. pairing, and 1 Singierlitto ; none now liniging or Repairing. Mr. WA t.r.ts, hlaskiralli Slip for Buildin,t 1 Ship Building. Messrs. Wiosasts and Gases BlaCkwall; 7 Slips for Builds log, Q Double Docks for Repair ing, 2 Single ditto. None now Building or Its.pairing: Merv'. 1 1 1 rcu re and Sins, Blackwall 1 Slip for 2 1)o•ible Docks for Rev:tiring. None now Banding, two Re pairing. &les.rs. nA RNA RD and ROP Pars, DeptfOrd; 4 Stir for Bull 'ding, 2DJ .ble Dicks for Repairing, I Single ditto. None now Repairing. Nieasrs. Dunse.en and Co. Degtford; 5 Slips for Building, S Double Docks fir Repairng. None now Building or Itepa.r.ng. Messrs. S. and D. Bittwr, Rotheediebe; 7 Slips for Building. 2 Double Docks fur Repairing, 1 Single ditto. None Enileing, I Repalais.ry. Mr. BLACK frrT, Mill Wall; 1 Double Dock for Repairing. One Repairing. Messrs. Hiss. au.' Sons, I.lnarlsonse; a Slips for Boil :ins, finable Uorks for Repairing. Nor. Building, 1 Repalroir. Messes. Ctrecate ri and C ► Lansdowne ; 3 aline for 31• it ling, 2 Double 4,sks:fur Repairin;, I Singir - ditre. None &ill nib ,;,1 R i m shit. Merirs.TelleUlT and Co. Limeliouse; 3 Slip for Pianding, I Double 1)oc for Repairing, None Building, I Repairing. Messrs. Matson and Co. I.imel.ous;; 1 Double Dock for re pairing. tinereLairing*. ' Toner* and Co. P °timid:he ; 2 Flips for Building, Mutate Docks fer Repairing. None ha :ding or reputing. • Mr 1 isorsros, kosherbitbe; I SI?. tar Building, 1 bailie' • Dade for Repairing None building or repairing. Mr. MillTAtlt, Rotherhille; p Slip for Buildiri, 1 Double flock for Kepakeing. I lilngle ditto. ' None building or renairing. Mr. LosiCau•rrora Itaidifi Cross; 1 Double Dock for P.v pa‘iiiig. None repairing. Messrs Fr.a rceta and Soar, Shit:heel; 1 Double Dock for 11e.pie'rinz. Twe'repairing. • ,1 Messrs li.n4t and Ca. Wapping; 1 Doable Dock for Eclair hug. I Single ditto. • Two repairing. . Messrs. PRAT.42II and Co. Rotherb.V.e ; 1 Slip. for Building, Doubl.:Dock for Repairing. .plner iNuilding or repairir.g. -,. Mr. lillear.. ktoiletrisiAte; 1 iiingic Dock fur Repairing. One repairing. ' Mr. PATTPNEeItIr, RotberiAbir; 1 Single Dock for Repair- GM: rt patting. Mr. We..! Lace, Rothetiiiiiii; l * Single Dock for Repairing. -Oak repairing. Torci.-41 Slips for Bulidi , •g, 51 Double and 11 Singles. • - Docks fur Repairing-1 Ship building, 18 repairing. ABSTRACI'. ...Slips for !wilding Ships, :-OKTr oNP, and only ass Ship now Repairing Docies canaille of receiving SIeTV-two 1111118; ad only rion - rc an Ships now under alight repairs. •.! In consequer.re of Ike great lairoff in the building of ships inthe port of London, and the . few repaid going nn, diousands , p(iudustrious.inilivkluals, connected with these establishments, ter now inning in tilisery and distress from the wan of employ-. HOO'fNG COUGH CURED -WITHOUT INWARD 1) OC fIE'sROYAL EMB ROCATION. AA./ Thomas& Chittrat ins cured anrutatly by chic rettie.lr. On the grit t.ttack i isainte4iate application of ROCHE% F BROCIITiON will prevelit the conv e itaint taking any held of e constitution, and a few thaws may..conspieteiy cure. In the most • obstinate casys perseverance will produte the desired effect and no Remedy can be Its stell'calcubbettfi; Cblldrett as tLb, for it require; no meilieine talre taken 1...Ay/way. , In cantnitit Coughs this Medictre is equally efficacious net may be retied on for Men. Women. and Childrch, ac safe and elfeciu.d. In so case can ties Tledicine be genuine uriess sigma ~n the wrapper by I. Roche, and every stamp the name ut Y. 'Edward's, 66, St. Paul's Cattech-Yard (who is the only Whole/ sato Vrader) engraved thereon. Price to. and set...2l4er bottle' Tit Dr StJaMON, Gonad - House , nor Liveriatig. DEAR SlA— r An nfl;cted Lady who laboured tinder the dgepest nee vows afrection'posuble (bordering on madnecc) and nit the cre of behig sent by her friends to a house of coSilement wherE she bad been before, procured a bottle of yorc.r Cordial Balm of Gilead, and, thank the At sticurv, the same has really had a wonderful effect ' she being now as well as ever she was in ha life. f think it Is no more than Jilin that you should be :mar acquainted with the dreams stance, and I shall be happy to tacitly any enquiries. I remain, dear Sir, your's truly, Portsmouth, Feb, 11, 1814. S. ALF.IANDEA, Nasty Agent. Sold by Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. ISO, Oxford -street, London ; Mrs Smith, rPerfunser, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; J. Baxter, and A. M'Donald, Glasgow, and all Me dicine Veinlvr., price I Is. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 334. by which one 1 Is. bottle is saved, with the words " Sang. Solomon, Liverpool:* engraved eta itte Stamp. • .• FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA , . &e. The ONLY GENUINE PECTORAL BALSAM of HONEY. Invenseitl by Sir JOHN HILL, M D. rr-IE LINNEUS of BRITAIN recommends this excellent Preparation as the most salutary and effectual Remedy for all Disorders of the Freast and Lungs; Congealed Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fluids, and Obstructions in the Oland*, are gently and safely discharged by easy eipectoration • Wbrex- • lugs, and Uneasiness in firer: ing are speedily remove d ' by a few Doses. It takes of theirritaron, opens the thoracic ducts, and heals the soreness of the Breast and Lungs. Tisk It years experience has confirmed the recommendation is the immediate relief and gradual cure of COUGHS, COLDS, AS l'l-LNIAS, and CONSUMPTIONS. It is *e greatest Preserver of the Litugs ever ditcovt red, and contains all the.healing, sawing, and soothing qualities of that salubrious extract of powers called Honey, sad the richest hal :anis of the Eastern World; it is as restorative as Asses' Milk, and never disagrees with the stomach ; a common Coll yields to its benign influence in a few hours. and when resorted to before the complaint is far advanced, all &Inger of Consumption is cer tainly prevented. guard against Imposition, ohserve the name of " SHAW and EDWARDS, 65, St. Paul's Church-yard," is engraved on the Government stamp accompanying each Bottle; all otht rs are Counterfeits. Sold by appointment by E. Edwards, G 6, St. Paul's Church yard; Sanger, Oxford -street; and To , t, Royal Exchange GENUINE MEDICINES. FNEWBERY and SONS, in St. Paul's Church. . yard, Proprietors of Dr. lanies's and other valuable MeJf. cities, inform the Pobbc, that since the New Duties the Pnces are ,as follow ; and those who buy six l y more will have the Stamps grat!s : but as many persons nthtale the house, they lire desired to observe, that the Number Is 45, four doors ftum Cheapside. a. d. s. d. Dr. Jarues's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 0 Ditto Analrptic Pills 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 0 The Antibilious Pith 2 9 Huxham's dine 3 6 Dr. Austin's Chalyb. do. 4 0 English Coffee 2 9 Dr. Sierra's Opodeldoc 2 9 Essence of Ginger 2 9 Ditto Cooyubion 011 2 8 Iliglith's Scots Pills Ile 1 Ditto Camomile Drops 1 9 Lkeltenham Salts 9 9 Eacence of Coltsfcot 3 6 Ipecacuanha Lozenges 1 lit .Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Dr. Solander's lea 2 9 The Cephalic Snuff Lozenges of Blois 1 1 s 1 6 1 1 s M H pi en a lb red rY : r a s y n , M t s 's p ag D it n to r eg oPs * . 2 1 s 4 G 9 0 UMS'S Magnesia The Eau Medicinale 11 0 Grant's Cough Ditto 1 4 Alcumatle Powder 4 6 Greenough's Tibetan* 11 II Tonic Pills • 2 9 Ditto Toln Losuligea .1 1+ Dr. Hooper's Pills 1 1 i Soothing Syrup g II All other Medicines of repute may likewise be had, with sonde eaewaskce to laterciseots, is x.. for expectation. _ -• • • • : A ; MICA OP ORDNANCE, Fehroory es, 1814. frHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS NA. JRSTre ORDNAN6R, re Reedy give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pa il-MaN, on or before Friday, the 11th of March next, from such persons 44 may be willing to undertake the supply 'of WHEELBAR ROWS, for service of this Department, for a period of Th • re Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon notice ors Months,at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Orke, In the Tower; and further Parti oulars, together witli the Terms and Conditions e the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's afire in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and encterled " Proposals for Wheelbarrows;" but no Proposal can he admitted after the said I Ith March, at 12 o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tendst be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent la his behalf, shall attend. BY Oriel' of ass Board, R. IL GRFtr, Secretary.