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p. • - • . , e - • . • _ • 14. ". . - N • " 416 ‘ 01 414 r k i • • 16 . - A Jim • W • • • 4.fi7 4" ' -IL ‘ ,.V we., Ay, • ' 4'. -7' • lir(ol ,_ S 41‘ 0 1166 ‘41111 11(1%) 111111 .• • . 4 4.1.4.kg0e #lOl. . • . ( r,‘. • • • 4: 1.! '. • "!!' ; w • ..• . .• - - - ;► N BHP 8588. _,_ L __ .. PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. THEATRE ' R-0411i,:cOVI!.141T4ARDEN: BRIGHTN,ELMSTUN, SEPTEMBER S. rill-1E Publ;e are tespectfullv informed, that THE I THEATRE ROYAL, COVENE•GARDEN, WILL' OI'EN THIS PRESENT MONDAY, &;.ptemberlii, 1814, With the Tragic Play of PIZARRO. Rolla, Mr. YOUNG; *rabbit, Mr. EGERTON ; • Przarm, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Alonzo,. Mr. ABBOTT; I.as Cases. Mr. CR.ESWELL; Gentile, Mr. ATKINS ; talvurde, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Sentinel, Mr. HAMERTON; Ortizembo, Mr. CHAPMAN; Htialpa, Mr. MURRAY; Topar, Muter CHAPMAN. Cora, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Elvira, Mrs. RENAUD ; Fernando, Miss RYALL ; Zuluga, Mrs. Bologna. Priests, Virgins, and Matrons, in the Temple of the Sun:— High Priest, Mr:TAYLOR ; Messrs. SINCLAIR, BROADIIVRIBT, I. BROWN, SLAM', TILT LOll, TaRRT, TRYsr, WATS•II, and WILLIAMS. Mesdames BISOOP, LISTON, DAVIS'S, FINDLAY, TRW, and WILITKORN. To whisk will be added, the Melo : drama of THE , MILLER AND HIS MEN. The Oswego apd Musk entirely hew, composed by • t - Mr. Sismor. Waif). 'Br. ritALET ; • Count et- Firiberg, Mr. HA ERTON4 Karl (his Servant), Mr. LIS ION; i Lothairv, Mr. ABBOTT' ; Belmar (an old Cotawr) l Mr. CHAPMAN; : • Kreutz (his Son). Master WILLIAMS; Vitra, Mr. SLADER; Coburg, Mr. TAMP/. Cis Able, Miss S. BOOTH; Lanrett, Miss CAREW; Ravine, Mrs. EGERTON. Places foe the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Beandoc, at the Bee- Office, Hart•street, from Ten till Four. The Doors will be opened at half-past Sty" tfClock, and the Thy begin at half-past Sir. Boxes, 71.; Second Price, Is. edo—P., ; Second Price, is.—Galley, Ss.; Sewed Price, Is.—Us. e edery, 1 u.; Second Price, 6d. • To-morrow, the Comic Opera. of the Lard of the Manor ; and the Roma ntic Melo-drama of Timour the Tartar, with all its mien* splendour, and with the esalsauice of the GrdEques- Who Troop, whielt are engaged foe two nights only. On Wednesday, the Barlett; of Midas, 'llse Phild of- Natva The Grand Alliance, and Timone the Tartar. • _ _ . DISTRESS IN GERMANY: WHILE the COMMITTEE for the Relief of Distress in Galway and other parts d the Continent are continually receiving the most gratifying atcopnts of the wise and zealous distribution of British liberality among the sufferers by the effects of the latewar,they are also cheered with renewed ezpressions of the confidence and . continued benevolence of the humane In this favoured country : they bar/specs/Jaz pleasure in thus acknowledging a liberal donation from and collected by Bri tish Females in Bristol and its neighbouring villages. Extract of a Letter from Mrs. SARAH F. COORWORTHH Secre tary to the Association of Ladies at Bristol, dated August 31, 1814. " From Down, Thornton, and Co. 'yon will receive the sum of st67o,remitted to them by lretand, Beitgough, and Co. Bankers, • being. the collection made in this City, and some of its Ileigbbour ing villages, by the Female or Ladies Association, formed on be. half of the suffering orphans of Germany, given by different ranks and classes of person ? : you will, therefore, in reporting it, be kind enough to express to that effect ; being but justice to the alaboaring part of rlie co-Imunity to say. that their mice ha' been contributed with cheerft.hiess and empathy, highly honourable to their feelings, and gratifying to the individuals engaged in tuts *ork of hunasmity." Amount already advertised A 110,846 104. 61 IrUtSCIttPTIONS since accsivan: At Committee Room. At Down's. Collection at the Mora- I Collection at the Scotch visa Chapel, in Corn- Church, North Shields, wall, pet Re*. Mel- perßev.W.Koc..,XLol4l. 6d. vine Horne, £l6 Is. Id. Anonymous 1 0 Collected by the Ladies' Further Collection at Association, Malden, I Launceston Church, remitted by Crickett, per Fry and Co. Li 13a. 4d. Ruffell, and Co. 566.5 t6l. 4d. Collection at Serazing- Collection at lialitead, ham, near York, per • Essex L 45 0 Rev. J. R. Smith, IES 15s. 61 Ditto at Skelton Chapel, Subscription from the per Rev. J. Wilcock II 0 Grammar School, it Ditto at the P,azish • . North Walshain,Nora Church of West Monk- folk ' .4 1 toe, after a Sermon, by Collection on Thanked: . Rev. F. G. Creasman 4 0 giving-day, at the • /Mao by the ladepen- Parish Church of dens Congregation, at Ryton, £3 4s. 4d. North M-:oles, near Do. at the Parish Church Ormskirk, by Rev. ofetretten•upon-Duns• George Greatbatch 4 4 Mare, sell Ss. ed. bir.Langhant.Holietway, Subectiptionat cliestor• per Rev. TU. Lewis 10 0 held 5$ 11 p. BG. ' 10 The Secretary at ditto 4 4 Trues a few young Men Collection at` Hanby In in.. Asylum, in Church, Stallbrdahlre, Soutbwarh, tits 6d. per Rev. Rob.Atkens, Collection in Mt Free- ,6"4 9 . 175. tkl. man's fam:ly, Inkcid, Subscriptions received iet is 6d. at Clare, by J. Ray Do. in the VarishChurch and Son • lit 0 of Nevern,l'embruke- ' I Mies Ward,ofJoet Par shire. by Rev. David I sotiage 1 0 Griffith, Vicar 15 3 Friends at Cork, per R. Prom the Ladies' Apse- Carrot, £lll 44. ad. ciaii*P9 IS Bock•ng, Shipp's) and Sou • I 2 for the. Orphan Chil- - John Wood w isq. 2 2 dren, per Alexander A Friend 1 0 Brockway 43 6 Collected in the Parish Colbction 14 Homey I.of - Rest Dean, per Clituch,alteraSermon, itiev. Mr. Cagan, aftl. 10$. lid. byit..nr Mr.Grant e EsB 114.94 . Subscriptions received at the Bits Of she City of London Ta vern; Lloyd's Cutlee-house ; Steck Exchange; aid at all the Rankers in 'town and Country. ',TEN, / seaetadts. ,Re, A. H. I LUKE BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, * No. 61, QUEEN STREET, CI3EAPSIDE. ILE PAINTS AND COAL TAR BROWN. And Co. (late of London Wall) most ..tfully inform the Public . that the hinpenetmble Paints ureamental, and being ground in Linseed Oil, may be advantage to all purposes of useful painting; both outside, where a handsome appearance, durabi inomy are considerations. For Park Palings, Stucco Fronts, Iron and Wo.):1 Railing, and Out-buildiop description, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist, Weather in an asumishing degree, are a cure for dry rot, and will stand In hot climates; they are lowing colours and prices, viz.—lnvisible Green, 1121 b. Dark Green, 765. and Oliie Green, p Green 11.6 d. to 25. per lb.—Slate, Lead, and - 565. per cwt. Chocolate 525. Red or Brown Vs. Paint 60s.—Prepared Oil to thin them for use, 6s. 6d. Brown is of two kinds, viz. common I Is. per Tar Brown us. per cwt. They are botb applica covering rough Fencing', Porous Tiles,Weather Board -,ates, Wood under Ground or Water, particularly ar, it being perfectly iaaolublein Water; the worm penetrate where it is used; it Is also of a good colour, , rd, and is easily apvlicd, requiring only Sp be heated, .1 with a common tar brush. impenetrable Paints are andcorosive, and nuy be bad is Casks of We. at 4016 . . r • TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. give your readiness on all occasions to give place to,truth and justice in your valuable daily Riper, I &lawn leave this place, from whence I am .about to embark for France, without giving you the history of ntyjeurney. On Saturday morning I left Lpndon with a party of friends, with my horses and - iage, for the purpose of embarking from the port of Newhaven. on board the Duke of Weaves packet, belonging to that port, which now regularly sails to Dieppe. frau Brighton, every Monday, but hitherto has sailed (roil Newhaven on Tuesdays. I was re commended to this vessel and the port by a respectable House in London. I arrived at Brighton on the Sa turday evening, awl put up at an inn ; on the Sun day. I entysived when the Duke of Wellington sailed? and was answered that " she would sail on the Sun. Alay five* trgOitiTin ;.." but wasinieessed,. that the vessel had no convenience for horses—that I shoals! find Newhaven nothing but a small dirty fishing town ' • and that-I should not be able to get any ac commodations at that place, as there were only three or four pot houses in the place, and that nothing could possibly be obtained with any degree of respectability —that the roads were infamously bad and, dangerous. This being so different to what I had heard in town by those who had landed at the port of. Newhaven, I. was determined to make further enquiry. I there. fore went to an office, which is, I believe, termed a Packet Office : there I was also informed, that the Wellington had no accommodation for horses, and that I had better go by a large vessel that had superior accommodations, I believe the name was the Eliia, which I have since heard is a fine vessel; however, having been recommended to the Wellington, and having promised to give her the preference, on ac count of going from a harbour, and suspecting that all was not fair play on account of the vessel not be longing to Brighton ; I was determined to proceed . to Newhaven with my friends to ascertain the truth, I therefore proceeded to that place yesterday after. noon. On my arrival, I put up at the Bridge Inn a and, on enquiring, was mortifiedto find the vessel had, about two hours before, left the harbour, for Brighton, to take on board her passengers ; and was [still. more surprised, on enquiry, to find, that the [circumstance of her sailing from Brighton was well known at both places, where *I had made enquiry :lout this packet; however, my suspicions were well fiiunded, for instead of Newhaven being a im dl dirty fishieg town, it is a very neat pretty place ; as to there being nothing but pot-houses, was a gross false hood; the Inn wheic I put up was the Bridge, which was clean and neat, and as fir as myself and friends every attention was paid ; I remained the wh , le nig!tt and• mustard to Brighton this morning, with a deter mination to go by no other vessel than the Welling. ton : I was rather disappointed in settling my bill at the Newhaven Inn, to find, that the ch.i'ge w.ts nearly .50 per cent. iris than what I had pail for abOut the same length of time the day bett re at Bt i,zlnon. Previous to my leaving Newhaveo, I examined the wharf from whence the Wellington had usually s'.l led, and foiled it most particul trly coarenient : the har bour appears in excellent condi tion, awl trout its wotr lion with Dieppe, it is a gre.tt misfortune that the packet should not sail front this hat bour in preference to Brighton, as the embarking from a wharf must and will in the end be preferred to that of vine from an open shore in boats. I do not wonder at the Owners of the Wellington altering their plan, for there appears no doubt many have .been prevented going to Newhaven from the same causes I have t: 9 perienced ; I, therefore, in justice to the Town, the lens, the Packet, and the Harbour, fuel it my duty thus much to notice the same, and I have no doubt in the end, that not only the Welliagton, but other Packets will firmly establish themselves from that port, which is my earnest wish, for the c -mtorts of the Pub. , lic, and the facility and dispatch in embarking and landing horses and carriages, which can,be done at less expense, and much less danger and inconvenience. lOn my arrival at Brighton from Newhaven, I put up at the Old Ship, where I met with every attention. As to the dangerous and bad road from New!:aveu, it is certainly not the best road in England ; but far hem being the worst, the road from Brighton t. R ottinr dean is delightfully pleasant and good, and the only bid road to Newhaven, is about two rifles betwee s Rottingdean and that place, but this I do not coasi. der dangerous by any means, it care is used is driving; as the winter approaches I find greatest part of the Packets must run for Newhaven, this will be the time for the public to judge of the c. - ;:nforts that place can afford to passengers embarking and land , ing ; and from which circumstance alone I trust the owners of the Wellington and others will run t'teir Packets the next season from that port. and in w licit I feel convinced from the circumstances now stated, they will meet with public nyeflort, from the Old Ship. I now proceed to the Duke of Wellington Packet. which, instead of being as was represented, is entirely the reverse, she has accommodation for five horses, and can stow five carriages upon deck ; she has a 20 feet beam, is 116 tons, and without fear of contradic. tion, I can declare her to be as handsome a vessel as I ever saw, her accommodations are superior, and fromler appearance, there can be no doubt of her being a very fast sailing vessel. Begging pardon for the trouble I have occasioned you, I remain, Mr. Editor, your obliged humble servant. PETZR BOUlt A RD, of London. Half-past Eight o'Cleck, Evening. I ant now witnessing and experiencing the cornier • of embarbs ing from the beach in boats,after having waited about two hours with fourteen to sixteen ladies on the cold beach and sand. We are carried through the water on men's backs, and the ladies in their arms, and pleaaently popt into boats. It is certainty a fine 1 night, but how must it be when there is tbe least swel l on th e maid Ido not envy the Captains or their canon. It is wpm'. 111 Wit to give sats.tiction wade the present system exists. If packet• tors to go, why not be rallied port them, by taking their dep art ur e I i i T has Will lie d firms' n the ntornng, nstead. of nights , as the dark and wild nights ag. not study the comforts of thosewho sup. S. ,IMPENETR Alll LIPTON r respectfully are very uroaavm applied with adva inside and oticsit lity, and economi mkt Plaster Front bF every descriptt the effects of We the worm and dr, of the following Ms. per cwt. 1111 e—fine deep Stone Colours 66 and White Paint per gallon. The Coal Tar twt. and refined' his to the commit tog, Sluice Gatei the rt fined Tar, will not penetra dries very hard, lad laid an with Wks linperieti • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1814. • i „ ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. AR• AATLEY COOPER. and Mr. HENRY CLINE; will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SURdICAL LECTURES, on Saturday, Ist of October, at 'lwo to'Clotok. . • • • • • • LONDON AND CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION CANAL COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTIONS are received at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith I and at Missrs. Morland, Ransom and Co.; at Messrs. Searle and Son, Saffron Walden; at dessra Paton and Hammond, Newniuket ; and at Messrs. Gurney and Co. Wisbeach. • - Prospectuses, and every further information, may be bad of Mr. Yuman, Chief Clerk and Sellsitor, 14, Arunlel-strost. ' Strand. NOTICE OP SAL?. LEASE (writing of the PADDINGTON NURSERY. I'HE VALUABLE STOCK, will be SOLD by AUC ti OR, On Mondry, the Stith of September Instant, of which farther notice will be given, and Catalogues are prepar ing; candying of very lige trained French Peaches of the Lest sorts. wkh 'Nectarines, Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Pears, P tutu , and Apples, all ba-dioniely trained; One standard and dwarf fruit Trees pf all oats • a good collection of Shrubs and Racy Trees, Eac and 0 07 61 trutui ill - Puts • Fruiting and. Succosion Pine Plants. very bolsi% -llnti , 4 1 61;11 hainiwkev Grange 'tem% GeoW-12f764 CoraeHstiej Manta, all or' view, and re be purchased till the Sale, by Private Contract, by applying to Mr. Frederick Fisher, on die Premise.; or Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer, No. 7, Duke -street, Grosvenor-square. - • ' RURAL SPOR This day was published, printed uniform with the former Vols. At sd.enahellished with Plates,.by To.sioNs, LANDSCIR, &C. ASUPPLEMENT to the RURAL SPORTS ; comprising; among other matter, Remarks upon, .n I Anec dotes of the FISI-I BEASTS, and BIRDS, that at all interest, or are searched after by the Sportsman. By the Rev. W. B. DANIEL. Imperial 4t0..C4. 14s. W. eStra boards; Medium Drawing ditto, .E 3. 6s. Demy Ito. £2. ills. 6d. Royal Bro. XS. Its. •.° Genilenstn wishing to complete tbe.r Sets are requested to make early application, as few copies remain. London : Primed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers Court, Ludgste street. A NEW AND ELEGANT EDITION OF DON QUIXOTE, IN SPANISH. This day was published, very neatly printed in 4 Volumes, price Al. Is. EL INGENIOSO HIDALGO DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA. Compuesto per Miguel de Cervantes Seavedra.--Nueva Edl• don corned* par el ROO. DON FERNANDEZ, A.M. London. Printed for Lackingteri Allen, and Co. Finsbury square; F. Wingrave, Strand; T. B oesey, Brpa a. areet ; Long• man and Co. Paternoster-row ;C. Law and Co. Ave• Maris-lane, and B. Dubs sad Ce. Sobo-sq uare. Of whom may be had; An English Translation of Don Quixote, by Yards, In 4 vols elegantly printed, price .411. Also, 'fbe Adventures of Gil Bass, maimed into Perturtese, by. Fernandez, 4 vole.l4t. And an English Transladon of the same, by,Essolistt 4 elepittly rioted la 4 voN. . . . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aoggorot it, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY's ORDNANCE, eio howdy:kw Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, du or before Monday, the 19th day of September next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COPPER HOOPS, for Service of this Department for a period of one year. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application, at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; ane Farther Particulars, together with the Terme and alb. Contract, may be knewa at the Secretary's Ojos Mall aforesaid, any day, between. the hours of Ten sad Four where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and Ainslorsed " Proposals for Copper Hoops." No Proposal can be admitted after the said 19th day of Sep tember. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither wS any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an. IL pato in bie behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, • - R. H. CREInSOOO' . OPPICR OF' ORDNANCR, Argot 12,1114. THE PRINCIAIL OFFICERS of HIS MA .7.IBTrzORDNANCI, alter* gilts Ni,ak That Proposals will be received at their °See in Pall-Mall' on or before Wednesday, the 14th day of SepteMber next, front such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply at IRON MANGERS for Service of this Department, at the Royal Ar ' tilleryltablet at Woolwich, for a period of three Years, deter minable after the expiration of one Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the Option of either Party. A Pattern of the Mangers may be viewed upon application to Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkington ) the Commanding Royal Engineer at Woolwich, and farther Particulate, together with the Terms mid Conditions of the . Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Okla WPM-Mall aforesaid, wry day between the hours of Ten tind Pow o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed," Proposals for Iron Mangers;" but no Pro- pawl can be admitted after the said 14th of September, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed =leucite Party making It or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CliW, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aired 24, 1814. THE PRINCIPiI. OFFICERS of EIS MA. JE4Tri OED-VANCE do Aorrby give Notiee, That Proposals will be received at their Once in Pall• Mall, on or before Monday, thr nthday of September next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of To rage lot the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Districts, to be delivered at the expense of the Contractor, Wt. NoRTH BRITAIN, NORTHERN, YORKSHIRE, EASTERN, exclusive of WARLIY, SOUTHERN, exeltnier of CHAtros. SOUTH-WES including POW rsMOU cm, *LB of tar.d..C.linfontliUßCLl, • WESTERN, WOOLWICH, with Its Dependencies WARLIV and CHATHAM, WEEDON, Northamptonshire, . ..a for a period of Six Months from the Ist of October next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any ntiz• ture of Foxy or Mow•burut Oats, and must not weigh less than 371bs. per Winchester Bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trustees of S6lb. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in I'russes of SGlb. weight. The Prices to is paid for the respective Qaan• cities of each Article, Which may be delivered at the following eaten, viz. ' • Flu the Offs at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois. weight. For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds. For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or more of the said districts, and it is expected that the Contrac tor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of the Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per Horse per Week. Farther particulars may be known upon application to the Of ficers commanding the Royal Artillery In each district, and also at the Secretary's Once in Pall-mall, aforesaid, say day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must bq delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Forage ;' but no proposals can be admitted after the said 19th September, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will aoy Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, See. /111 , 10 SE afflicted with Paleness, Languot of the 11 Eyes, Weakness of Sight or Memory, should take time to consider Linnzus's advice, that " youth is the important period for forming a robust constitution,' and that " nothing is to be dreaded so much as premature excess." The foundation of a happy o'd age is a good constitution in youth; temperance and mocb•rat ion at that age are passports to happy grey hairs. Nothing can be better described than in the words of Armstrong— For want of timely care Millions have died of medicable wounds." _ CONSUMPTIONS, aad other Decays of Nature, whether the effects of natural consequences, or proceeding from imprudenciee, or an advanced stage of life, have engaged the study and atten tion of the first Phricians of this and all other nations in vain until Dr. Solomon's CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD was hap pily discovered and promulgated to the world, and which has produced such instances of its good effects, as must convince the most incredulous of its amazing restorative powers. To enume rate its truly happy, healing, balsamic, and renovating efficacy, testimonies of the first authority are now extant. It Is admirably calculated far Bilious and other disorders of the &mush and Bowils ' • for Head-aches occasioned by Indigestion ; and for pre venting Palsies and Apoplexies, se (Alin the consequences of free living. Recourse should be had to it after every excess, and upon every slight indisposition; for, by keeping the constitution in motional repair, it preserves the body in health and vigour, and prevents premature decay. Nu particular confinement, nor attention to diet, Is requisite, dories a course of this admirable medicine. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is prepared by Dr. So lomos, Gilead-house, near Liverpool; Mame be may be consulted by Letter, with a Xi fee; audit is sold la Bottles, price 11s. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 335. by which ewe 1 ie. bottle is saved, duty included. Wjah each beetle le gtve• a copious bill of directions, in English, French, Germs. ilpmeidi. Itakostamd Per' tuguese Languages, containing seket iiimetradeee of the Amy of these medicines, the Government label or stomped which has the words--- 0 Semi Solomon, Liverpool," elograves, without which it cannot possibly be ge nuine. ' To be bad at Gilead-house, near Liverpool; of Seated Leigh, On. 111. Strand; Daum and Co. 150, Oxford-street, Loudon; Brodie, Dowding, and Luxford, Salisbury; A.Smitli, Perfumer Northbridge, Edinburgh; Martin Keene, N 0.6, Collage-sass: public 1 tad a tdWidas 'sada% In tie Valid Magda& •. . , THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL. HEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON will begin their Autumnal COURSE of LECTURES on Anatomy, 19141115gy, and the operations of Surgery, on Satyr (l4y, threat of October; at Two o'ClOck in the Afternoon. Principles pod Practice of Surgery by Mr. Headington—Ans tomical Demonstrations and Dissections by Mr. Frampton. For further particulars apply w Mr. Price, Apotheory, at thn Hospital. MEDICAL THEATRE., ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL. THE following COURSES of LECTURES wal be delivered in dill THEATRE In the course ef the es. suing Seaseni On the Theory and Practice of Medicine By Dr. Hue. Anatomy and Physlolopy Mr. AssaysTer.' Anatomical Demonstrations Mr. LA Wll.lllOlO Theory aid Practice af.Eurgery Mr. Asia Ina. ' ••• Chwhistry • • Ilk. Head ' Midwifery Dr. Goec st. The Anatoinical Lectures begid on Satarday, the let of Octo ber', ot TWe o'Cleck.—Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wheeler, Apothecary, at the Hospital. TO-MORROW, 13th SEPTEMBER, SECOND DAY OF DRAWING. THIRD and LAST DAY, SEPTEMBER 17th. ALL THE CAPITAL PRIZES IN THE WHEEL! 2 2 • 5,000 .... ..... . 2,000 SOO . &e. &e. Doe. Drawing begins at Nine o'Clock; next's., Ind Sews as. warranted utsdrawn, are Selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLIICK, and Co. Coatrattoos for the Lottery, at their Oita, the Cornet' of lank- Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charinenns. This day was published, Dike 2.5. THE TRIAL of Major WILLIAM GORDON, of the 2d, or Queen's Regiment of Dragoon Guards, on a charge of the Murder of Gtosoe Gasooar, a Private In the same Regiment, at the Guildhall,. Sandwich, on Friday, April 15, 1814, as taken by a Short-band Writer. Canterbury : Printed and sold by Rouse, Kirby, sad Lawrence ; sold she by Egerton, at the Military Library, Whitehall, Lon don, sad by all other Booksellen. NEW MUSIC. THE GRAND JUBILEE, in celebration of the Glorious Peace, Sm. a Divertimento for the Pianoforte and Harp, by P. RosaM, price Ja. single Si. 6d. The Royal Nauma cilia, Fair and Fire Works a Grand Dramatic Diverdsement for the Pianoforte, by M. P. ling, price Ss. 6d. Receull (No. 1.) of favourite Airs for Pianoforte, Harp, and Flute, arranged by T. Marsano, price Ss. single Is. 6d. The Last Whistle, composed by Mr. Shield, and arranged as a. Rondo for Pianoforte, by Joh* Davy, price 2s. The favourite Spanish Cachuca i a celebrated Air, danced by Madame Mereandote at the Kings Theatre with variations, for the Pianoforte and Harp, by I'. Rosolli, price Ss. single sis. L'Encourapment, une petite Divertimento, by P. Kaapton, price us. &mate for two Performers, on the Piano forte, by P. Wioeberger, price Is. London: Published by Gouldihg and Co. 20, Soho-square; and 7, Westmoreland-street Dublin. LACKINOTON, Al LEN, and Co.'s NEW CATALOGUE. About the Middle of September will be published, price Is. 6d. • THI 11111%D PAST OF • TIACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co.'s CATA -14 LOGUE ; containing the Classes—Miscellaneous Latin Anthers ' Dictlona"tes and Grammar. ' Biblicgraphy and Typo- 1 grapby, French, liaban, Spanish, and Books in other Foreign ' Language., Natural History, Agriculture, and Rural Economy, Anatomy, Medicine, Law, and odd Volumes. PA AT FOVItTO and Iwo; completing this Catalogue, containing a very valuable Collection of Divinity, Ecclesiastical History, and Sermons, and an Appendix of Aonitio NS TO ALL Tilt CLASSIIS, being recent Purchases, will be published at Christmas. PAL I s FIRST and.Sacoun may sail be bad, price Mild. each. Finsbury Square, Sept. 1, 1814. f. •