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t wait 8389. . . PATRIOTIC FUND. Lioyies, uNvAitv .21,1814. ritrlE COMMITTEE of the PATRIOTIC FUND feel it to tie their duty, on the late signal and glorious iiccess of the gallant Army under the command of the Marq.leos s f WELLING TON, to tall on ill their Countrymen to enable . ibe t s to continue the Relief, which they have hitherto extended, to the brave men who hike been disabled, and tisk families of .tom who have fallen in this important Conflict. This Ins:in:tient Since its establishnient at the commence od the present War, has affirdedr honourable and grateful amistasce or alleviation to meirethats 16,00 b Cases of Officers, saw n, aid private \ Soldiers, .their Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relatives. The Committee, therefore, reel a • firm owe , t hat through the generous sympathy of all ranks of a 6 ,„ r dog People, sen 4 ble of the blessings of security from the boje aims of its vindictive Enemy," the BRITISH SEAMAN 4i a nd :+OI.DIER May still confidently trust, that those who u w ane to him while living shall, In the event of his falling K is tit sacred cause, ktpl Friends and Guardians in a grate fid sad generous Country : .and that he who maybe disabled A La defeat* shallast4o. isglectell by thou whom he his 4! bravely defended." . . .., . is P. WELSFORD; Seeretarr, Sulveriptions since taAdverliserattit eoriymnus, per Mehra. Hoare* ' - . - 4•22 0 0 llaisos Lots ales, Hampstead. ~. .s. _ - s] 0 o'o Whitshed Keene - . ... - 20 0 0 Gard Limes Balfour, Colonel SS:. Regiment Foot 5.1 og ljeutenant-Gcneral the lion.. Sir. bottigels ll'recothie Henniker, Han. • - . .. • . - 50 0 0 pen Hon. Lord Eardley, per Illioseii. Goslings and i . - 10,5- -,0 0' D. Wilson, DaUam TIMM', 'Westmoreland . - 3 :3 0 V. J. Campion - - - .. 'lO 0 0 Cott rer to ts sow 1 . 116 AN ICSGLYI NG DAY, YIZ. • ". AI St. Andrew's Church, Norwich, per . Key. Tames 7 1rnwn" - - - - - S 0 O . At St, George's Chinch, Liverpool, per Rev. James lbws - - - - - 8.5 • 0 0- At et: arraign Dane's &rand. per Itiv. W. Gsrney ', - . I. '404 ai lalubicanzs of North Lofferthatn, per Rev. Mr. Har• dymau .- - - 10 4 0 Sabtalption at Ashfori - - - 2. 12 • 6 At 6t James's Church, Colchester,' per Rev. J. Dakins - - - - 9 :1) 6 it. Nicholas Church, Cokhester, per Rev. J.Daltir.s LB- 6 42 Mosely Chapel, per Rev. Frantic F. Clay - 16 16 0 Subscriptions received. at the Bar cif Lloyd's aed by. the tapeCiive bankers. . „ THEATRE - 01! ANATOMY, -- '''.. ))I.ENHEINk.STREF.T, GREAT IVIARLBORO:-STREET. , THE SPRING COUWSE - of i. Ecia.3 RES on .1 ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, will be waitnenced on Monday, the llithag Mar trary,at Two 6'00104 by Mr: BROOK ES. . . ' ~ Anatomical Conversational will be held weehiy. When the dlf *rest Saints Mated of - will be discusaal familiarly, and the Student's views forwarded. To these none but kuptile can be • admitted. Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated; and reeve with every convenience, are open all the morning for the purposes of Diisecii:g and Injecting, where Mr. BroOkes attends to direct the Statham, and to dannottatathe vastimp put* as thertMos! in Dissection. The oncoirrenlencee usually attending Anatomical *midis- Ilors. are counteracted by an antiseptic process. --•-- —* - Pupils may be accommodated in dig Howe. Gentlemepas* , bushed in,practice, desirous of renewing their anauanthcal Ulm. ledge, may be acenaimodated with an apartment to dust si its IaENTLEMENS' GREAT - IPoAti'Arii) ARMY CLOAKS, ib new shatiell, made of GEORGE VOX's Patent AQUATIC GAMBROON, either plain, cr ornamented in a variety of novel neat bra.iled designs,, and completed in a superior style of elegance by the best workmen. Aba Breeches, Shooting Jackets, Driving•Ceste, and all gar tents required to rept- wet we: ther, may be aeon every ,day finking up to oriler for Gentlemen Of the first distinction. Like wise OrSetis' much•lnproved MiliaarikPoaks of the *nee ar'" lA, which is light, wears clean, is vet y durable, and not bulky, j WA far exrds el,3th, :nstiart, plaid, cambia!, or alay thing tvti ennt'actured in wool, silk, or cottott. With confidence arising hoot experience v and the increased demand for them by the first CllCell in the Army and Navy ! and lattbei and Gentlemen who Wart( or go alooaat; it is proved that this..lipas . le- Hair Gut/s -tool fur its substance, possesass the most •requiztites siainsr stied and rail( in all climates, and can only be purchased of the harmer, George Fox. Di, King-street, erprentegarst•o• Like wise may be tad, G Spies stone Escurial Elsie aw! 4cit Climb and berwymere, styeriser to any ever made by the 1 7 * ench. Somme Liveries made in the best manner much lower than wy other House. • FAMILY 111,2 WING. 1 EEDHAM, RA.WLINS, and Co. I'ortentees of the PORTABLE' FAMILY • BREWING MACRINE, nsi'cutuay inform the tssobility,Derrrir, and the Public, that in consequeuce of the Fitt in sOnner-street, they have,reinoved to acit preMises, No 225, (1 ear the Hay-market) Piccadilly ; vivre they hope to be bonoured,witli A continuance of that 11- herl patronage they have hitherto experienced. This Machine combines the.Fit.e-place, Coppers, Marsh Tun, Under B g ck , Hop Back, and Working Ton, in one Utensil; 'Cud Is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a method simple and certain in its operation. `The Machine Is made of various dimensions, intitolak to small Fame*, or the most extensive establishmes4‘ - • t! N. R. and Co. have the pleasure 6f saying, they' have meat re-1 ireuxhie testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen - hi Tama 'nod Country, who have had experience of tie nultag Of; the invention.° .., 5°41 by W. the Patentees, NO. 225 , Piccority, London.; and no.lo, Wine -street, Bristol; also by the princiyalTurniabili , honntorgers tp the trn:'ed kingdom. N.R. and 0,0, brew in the Machine for public inspeettei, I VY London and 41‘00.• • t i CHL THE TXETH AND UUTLER's.c.elebßated VEGETABLE TQOTH Au , POWDER is,'svith confidence, reconainendtd to the p,e el the Fuldle,as-the most effiearious 'Preparation for Presetving the Teeth iu.a sound state , even to old age, andprodneinta pearly 'Ahileries without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a firmness 4 ' 411 ( 1 116M redness to the GUMS, to the Breath the most de %suable Sweetoestf ; and if used constantly u directed, will pre-., tit the Tooth -achy, utn boils, and Swelled Face, by removing "siate—the Scurvy in the Claim Priee 24.9 d, the box. IsigiCa.Fsupertor LAVENDER WA I ER, from its elegaait kvancy, has rec e i ve d th e A ppro b at i on of their Royal High t/asses the Princess and Princess CharlottennYales, and of many Ladies 'or kbefitic lAstincdon. ' Price '4B. in half-ptut honks. old wbQleiale 3 and retail by the Proprietor , , Butlery 4, Viteap ; ;"es • • - „ Corner of St. Paul's Church •yard, Lon'ti R on ; and retail '7.„` - rew. Spray', Brianvinxt Abarp, Portsmouth.; Hall, Harding, t:osport ; Allqutt, Weston, Mallory, Hope, and ors, Portsea; Treveman, Exeter; Cookworthy, (4leriville Gil , and H ot h vi d , P lymouth ; 8011, Waterford and Dublin; ilc" 4 gatez end Mlkinatd 9 (3 'wenn! ; Smith, Mande:stem, Scotti.ask4H Ed' salis mburgh •, Crutwell, .Bath ; Eon ar,d Peck, Hull; 11Vhite. Brighton; Roberts, Selclo, Rukekklterdizin; Greg -4 4 %, had hitting*, Edward, and Penny, I , ivetpoctl: stake/ • 504 ig n Manchwer ; ltowkrt , Norwich s Xncot and Lloyd Air ; OregOry, Bri g ht on; an d of most ' respeatabie idea -441 Va ttatro 4 1. the Kma3l• Soso 1%44. sash. • .0 .~.-~ ' . :t , , r - A - A • .... • . .-- . . . . , . . \ . • • • . , ' - V I , • . :**4:7 ? 4 , .1 - . a tt : • , i . •.. • - . 1 . , .' 1 IQS . -I°l-71 1 V 111 .4 , • . N. . . . . . ~ ... -.. , AT AY Wiriarr 22, 1814, •-~-~ SALXS BY AUCTION. • TORTFORP4fRIET, Eligible Family keshimee, Cnach-honse, gna Siable, Dear HYne-Pati• By Ntr i .ROBLINS, Via. l .errawixes Co ff ee-Imila 'Change-Alley, Corithlll, on • . Weilnesday netr:f,at IS o'clock, THE LEASE of All exce4lent FAMILY RESI DENCE, desirably situated No. ill, HERTFORD. STRF.ET, MAY-FAIR, contiguilus to HYDE-PARK, late the Residence of Lieutenant-General Sir, HARRY BURRARD, Bart. deceased; containing, on the Upper Storey, Five good Bad' Rooms On the Second Floor, four excellent Eed-charahers. On the Principal Floor, .wo handsome Drawing-TOOM% COIII.: ftiunicating by folding-doors, and elegaiitiy fiuedup—Bed-chaitt ber, &c. -Gruund floor, Entrance fall, principal Awl secondary Stati *toes, handsome Eating Parlour, Libraty;WatorClolet, 13utievel Pantry, Ste. Open Yard at the back, and convenient Offices in the Base ment, Wine and Beer cellars, &e. the whole in very complete order, and fit fir the immediatil 1 •Vochption of a Gentleman's Family. • Contiguous, a Five-stall Stehle, destlie"toich-hou,seowids. .Loft•and Man's Room over. • - To he viewed by 'rickets. Particelars may be had on the Premdies ; of George Ellis Esq. SoliCitor, Abing . don-street, .Westminster; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-sqoare, of whom Tic kets for viewing may he bad. • EXCELLENT PJI4 NI MAK. Piet. and Chiamet Glasses, egalt Lauips; etsna 4nd Ohm, Weigh t -Ste. • • • • TO. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • • At Mr. Colt's Room', Matklns-streets HanoVer4quare,, • Oa Thursday neat, Anil fatilowing day, at Eleven o'Clock, 'THE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China, Eifi-ctR, theltrciperty of a Igerchane, r.lneved from 'Fhantes-sirert comprising. excelfat Fotir-post. ai•ti other 13edsteads, goad Beddii.g, Window Curialus, Draw ing room Furniture, elegant !maps, rapifat Axrisitiser Carpet, 34 feet ti by 15 filet 9 inch.A Wide; Prussels and other Carpets, Pier and Chimney Glas4e4, w,•11-ma.itifaitt•red Cabinet' Article: . I d all descriptions, Kitchen Utensils; a Mangle, and tarioti. 'Ankles. . May be viewed on 'fizesday and Wednesday, and to the time.. : et Sale. Catalogues at the Rooms, and of Mr: Robins, War"-' Golden-square. „ \_ \ ' YORKSHIRE—WEST R I DING: . WAKEFIELD, NEWTON, OSSET, and CRIGGLESTONE. Vaasable Building Ground, Garden:Ground, Orchard, Farms, . and Lands.—By Mr. ROBINS. At the Strafford Arms Inn, at Wakefiehi , on Tuesday the Sth, Wednesday the oth , and Thursday the 7th of April, 1814, at Twelve o'clock each day, In ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY LOTS , HE valuable COPYHOLD COMPOI T HE ESTATES, the property of the late Earl of STRAFFORI), deceased, situate in and adjoining the capital town of Wakefield, Newton Township in the road to Leeds, Osset fp the Fetish of Dewsbury, Aiverthorpe, Criggi stone, and Sandal ; all lying a short diwance from Wakefield; comprising upwards of SIX HUNDRED ACI:ES ; great parr most delightful and eligible, spy's for Buildink 5, commanding fine and beautiful Viewsof the River Calder and the Country ; Gardens, Tentio.Grounds,. Orchard?, Buildings, and I.aittir, adjoining the River and Nevlo, cation, In Wakefield, near Westgate, iCiritgate, Northgate. St , Joint's,. Sm. ... the principal part of the Lands abouPds with Coal and fire Brick Urth, Me are divided in Lets, for the accommodation of the inhabitants i t ti e different Townships. ' 1 Ross u. essictnAnag: had in a short time. Islitt'97 the 4 T s, with the Lots, may be seep at the Offic e c of :Ohm Lee, Etq. st. Join' f, Wakefield, where Particulars may be tad; 'also at r 1 Sttafferd. Arms, White Hart, Mr. Gow. , thieve, Land•Seiii*Elpor, and. fifk.itebion, Builder, WakdieW, Ito will 'keit 1 .110-Lua i Mr• Dais . ,A3 l l4l, D4Dcaster ; Rt A tel Leeds • 'black Swan and , Hotel, X itrk,:; aunties, Sheffield ; Hen and Cilekeni, Birmitighasa ; of prftesta Jones and Green, St;lici tors, Sillieberiy-square, Fleet .sinaet ; nidalessts. l'ennant and. Hat. rival, tirlebltinovqiatrea and of Mr. /Lubin% Warwick street,. Onldatilquellra loalltlos I. l 4igis! a Alba Pt- .111.1atama aliti be 1 .ifeen. • ' : , „! ., ::•4 1' , • ,• t . ~ .t"..i --r , ..;,. :..." r i . . :4 1 4 . 4, "-...., .It ti.d; . . , i • 4 •• . 7 ,; : , •(.....1 4 1r& . , ..' . ~ • . . , • • r N •: ,~ . II , _ , • 4.. ; NICE 411X.r . faCS-iii.LXPI NAi • • `rE P N6ON'S PATENT • FlL'llt ltiMa( •ko mAcieeirEs see portable, never oat or repeat,: tiletAaili • - purify emir from the tooksr,souvoe, at the ItneLliftlll4 Moil* three huntiveditallons per day, t admit*. the wastl tsiper heaudfully transparent. The increaoing deniata he. refeiski Is 'a convincing proof of the supeticnity of ftte WU-mien aver any. thing of the kind yet offered. • I'o be seen at work at his Manufactory, No. B,..Moerieter. street, Caiepdish-rquare ; aeud it the Bar of the..i.sruralem carihr, fee-Inciw,per'a-eovet, N.B. 11 - facturer Water Closets snd Emmet upon the mostiarpitered principles and reifieahle trrnta. •• F.GSt COUGHS , HOAitSENE.SSES, Sce. MR . _bRE ENOUGH' 'PECTORAL . ZENO of I'ol..Uosy ;rent demand for which, after fifty years trial, proves theink evertor:remedy fm all Cont., iiiiaesenessus, .Ssre Thrusts , Aerhmatic and Constunptiae Com plaints. The genuine only have R. H?tirwAßDla - eittcd an alas stan7p, by whom they arc prepared, lb succits,or no Mr. Guree... • tioqh, the Itivermir. Sold in boxes, at IF. j d, each,loy his sprolttotent by r. NO. fiery and Snm; St. Paul's Clmrc'h-yard; Sutton and Co. llowr Clnirchprd; Bayley, and Co. Cackspur-stree• ; Nix, Royal Es charge ; 1Yar.1,3:1 1 1, Holborn; Clark,.s.o9, Ileiroligh; Sanger, I So, Oxford street r Parclay and NOM, Fleet market; Wake, 56, Plc cad illy ; and time. Vele&as of Oclavidt /1/ledleineir/ ' W hrl e also may be had, Mr. Gmenou'eret*CeleSestad Tina tures for preserring,ttie Teeth and Gunts,.and cueing thrtiamit.. ach, in enlarged bottles, at v.s. fid, each. • ' • • FOOO AN il - 3,41%1P A ' ' .rIIWENT has Y Years Oiperience s proved that the' -It. most ti;c * tual and safe remedy fur the Cure of Cotr.3llll . Colds, Astiinlas; tleopiug-Ctrugh.ja4d all thstnictimis of t1215' • -Breast 'end .t.uogi"; is unquestionably FORI.Vs ORIGINAL. PIICT,CIRtIi i SALSA NI- at HO RE,iIOI,IND, an. elcgant prep. I pars-tom from thsi weli.known Ijerb; it has obtained slit pro., em!nience(btiond precedent) for the Cure of, the Wove Cont. ,ptaiote,"of wbsett the authenticity an be ascirta!ned; Or !Tea. don at 3110 St a the respectable Venders of Medttrine, la the. prill, e al and towns. in the kingriatn t. tile. pocutartty and oint ~ sof this invalonbik. Medicine nerd.o€nyeretrou m s co. . . enema, as the extersive demand proves its superiority as ;r public Medicine, to give:inime:diate rrlief. The puhlid will 10.-ase so observe it cannot be genuine, unless each bo:tle Is . 0-: , .‘o.ed to In ! Affidavit, attested at "the Mansion House, Loudon, June .71be 11605; and egned is trio own band. ._ Sold iii bottles ai 10s. 6d. 4s 6d. tnd 2s. Od. eta, by Weston and Co, 'S•rand ; Edwards; F. Newbery and Seas, ef. PasTS" Church-yard; Norton, posy Church-yard; Eat clay and. Bons,. Fleet.market ; John Evans, 42, Long-lane ; 14. Johnston, Greek.. street, Soho; Sanger, 16 1, Oxford-street; by .the only eroprie tor, R. Ford, Cheniist, Gonceli.teri-ace, near Islington, from Bar. hit aa ; by R. Butter, London ; and by all Venders to every Toni in the Kingdom. _ The Euo .tedtrimale 11 Rheumatic Powder 4 6 Tonic ' 2 9 Dr. Hooper 's Pas • 1 1 All oilier McAdam of rem asprile ailowanceraddiatelianait .'s Cough Ditto 1 .ireenossoh's Tines ores V 9 Wit" Tolu - Louvre s r 14 Soothbig Syrup 2 9 to to t ty likewise be b 4 wk ke. for expeasitioN • 'TM 13INESX PRODUCTION EVER KNOWN 1S" ROWLAND'S , MACASSAR till. ...TTS virtues, composed of Vegetable li' gradients .J frog% the Island of Macassar,. in the Eau` Lidos, am far :beydnil cslogium for it. adicating all impus:t.lea of 0.0.1=30-hair, nil protccing a luvurlant growth on heal places; pmduces a stroi.g ctrl, and perinanonc, sb that nn chimp air can Obliterate It; also a - beautifel-gtosa ; -promotes the growth of plxiskora, eyer brows, ninfiachios, &c. - $ Its 'preeminent virtues have gained the'eugnit ratter:ate of thick: Royal Highnesses the Princess of Widetand Doke of $OOl. istkiltis Serene Highness the Doke of liruncseick, aud his SEI - y . the „Duke del Infontado, by their express Autbority,—,- .. try zi t ost of elass•Slobility, yid Gendoinen of the Navy and %Arm ' ; Row y. land's Trcailse on the Hair, 11 enclosed with each bittle, iworiby the attention df all fern-111es. As ibis book is prifired, ,and the OR counterfeited, k h equclally necessary to observe, . that each genuine bottle is signed on the Libel Iti lirsi ink. ` A. Rinvt:in4,l and Sou" Sold at 35. 6d. los 6d. aii4 4". t. Is. per t-fttle; by the lisle Pro. prietnrs, A. Rowland and Soo, Kirby -street, Hatton-Garden • and by Messrs. iientir'es, Peri - limas whet ,klajaity, Titch bortie-street; Mesita. Bayley .nd Blew, Perfumers, CocksOur street ; Mr. Smyth, yergumer, 1 17, New jihad -street; Mr. Berm 17, Greak-sereot; anti by all Ps,rturtlets and MetEclne Viniders to every Town thruushont the Fm; ire. Ala°, ROWLANin , ES sENCE of TYRE, for changing the colour of cite Hair, at 75.6d._ perkiittle. GOESFONIAN' DIEVICINES. CASE - sit'. `Tpwi t B . Cots ?, No.l, Great Sorrey-streer, Diocletian. I F ) ;E R e%tra ßi ' OrdinSty CPC I have 140 , received 1 from the use of year Cludgotsian Idavicloas, binds me in gratitude to make kilo** to the Public, tie wonderful ante of your most salutary means in disorders of pain. In the beginning of March, 1812, in consequence of taking coil (wh tt , Under a course of Mercury for a Liver complaint), I was attack with a most denudating pain in the back and right hip, whiek In the course of six days rendered the incapable of billowing my .usual employ. In this situation I applied to a neighbourit'g Sum aeon, who recommended an external application, which I perm. ven in wing for about live weeks : finding my pain still eon& nue with the NOW degree of violence, and my strength vtry meth ttecressed, at the request of my friends I applied and was admit.- ted into St.TlinniatJs Hospital, *hem I continued for about six weeks, strictly adherin.a to every direction laid down, without find ing the lean relief ; in tacit, I was now become (front the cuntintal agonising pain) so redneed In strength as to be incapable of walk. tag without the assistance Mlf a stick; \when, fortunately hearing, I the wonderful cure your Mt &eines had effected on curse:tit boar, Mr. Dowling, (in Case 80, t rttsolved on making applica. titi to the same mein., bat wuh stronger hopes than expee talinno of deriving any benefit, thottei, to uty Fent joy and surprise, in less than hal' an hour 'rent l'oe tittle I commenced the first apnlicatinn of the Median's, Mead myself so muck ttlieved,„ as to ,be enabled to walk home kiiithout a stick, atll with vtry pain, by continuing the L otion and Pills for one' 'Montt', was perfletly treed from every symptoin of the (berate ;.• pat this ia not all for which I ant obilged—the Liver Complaint .*blob Iliad been mitering under for more than tiye years, and grad resisted the strorgest prerorations of snercury, mist miter means presergsed by several of the most eminent ktedital 1 6 1 . 1 II:loners, was cosiipkiely cured .b; taking See or sit boxn of .your rintimercurlal Amain, in perfect ,hitaltb, -your faith obliged Sitsvant, Wledsialit Molt sgals biz% it lLskg's 40014, 111 alida6-altant.. 814(.0ilanstaafil 4,(444 MP; in a !Wiled Pakt-r-Y ‘ i • , , - • l 6 -61111/4 • .t • I . GENUINE MEDICINES. FNEWBERY and SONS, in St. Patti's Church. . . yard, Proprietors of Dr. James's and other valuable Me& cities, iniordi V.e Pubht, that since the New Dune, the Prices are as follow ; and those who buy „six or mprc will have the Stariips gratis : but as many persons 'nista,. e the house, they mit desired to °beer*, that tee Number is •0, four doors frost 'L:heapside. i s. d. a. 4. Dr. James's Powiler 2 9 Dalhy's Carmlorive 1# .. Ditto A nalcptic Pills 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bask .44 13c 'flie Antibitious Pills ,2 a Hsattani', ilia* ' 2 . . Austin's Cbulyb. do. 4 0 • English CoVue 'lt II Dr. Stools% Opildleltliss lip, Essence of bing' - Il II- , ; Otto Couvultion Oil 2 6 , liviitli s a Scoot Fair ..h, 'Ditto Cadiontlie Drf.pa 1 9 .(11Nteithr's Sat . : 'lli •_ • - Essence of Col foot 8 8 Ipeescutiths Los. ors , 1 Mr. Spence's Dcbtffriee 4 0 . 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