Star. — London, England, 1814-06-17 00:00:00

_ - • , • • 0 :1 .1.3 4 4, 1.4.7•• #4.4e, • • 4 41; ,p • io t z j e- f • , e: r . )t PI • •#. far. . . . AV , , . bt • FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1814. NUMBER 8514. PRiC:t SIXPENcr./.1411.PPE. , v. SALES BY AUCTION. BATH AND BRIS fel. CANAL AND BILIS f• 31.. WA' EM wogis. COMMITTEE fee CONDUCTING the EN. TERTAINMF NT as GUILDHALL. to his Royal Hie*. 'isms the PRINCE REGENT and his Illustrious Visitors. Resolved and Ordered, That no Lady be admitted into the Gallery at Guildhall on the ensulagrEnnetainment with Feathers In her Head-Dvt%.. WOODTHORPE. Thursday, 16th June, 1814. BARKER'S .PANORAMA. STRAND. BerweenSomeneWrieuss and. Surrey ...net. A VIEW of BERLIN, one of the finest Cities in Germany, IS NOW ocHtßrriNG, taken close to theklarge • _Palace of the King of Prussia, and nor distant from the smal Palace, with an extensive View of the Country and of the River Spree, covered will the •easels used in the inland navigation of Germany—Cbarlottenburgh and Spandau in the distance. Also the HA ITLE of CORUNNA, under Sir John Moore. This day were putilished, in two. price ss. boards, THOUGHTS on PEACE, in the present Situa tion of the Country, with resent to its Finances and Cir ;ulating Medium ; with an Arpendix, concerning the Theory of Money. • Printed for Longtnan, Hurst, Ran, Orme, and Brolin, Pater- Mita row. This day was publi•lted, in Bev. price 49. sewed, ARIADNE a POEM, in Three Parts.—By EDWARD, LOAD THURIAW. London : Printed tor Lougmaa, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-raw. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The boge's Daughter; a PJtlll, ill Two C4l l tol With seve ral Translations from Antureon and Horace. tiv* price 3..61. sewed. LINN/EAN SYS ('EM OF BO (ANY. This day was published, price 6s. coloured, es. plain, Put I. of rHE CLASSES and ORDERS of the LIN- A NAANSYS FENT of BOTANY. Illustrated by seirct ;pecimens of foreign and indigenous Plants. To be published in .lonthly Parts. •1 Ids Wink will contain a Series of Plants, with appropriate Botanical Descriploas illustrative of the 2; Classes and Orders of Liiiiuzus with a cl ear Elucidation of his System. ' l l,e whole Work w•II be comprised in .26 Numbers, containing -1() Plates.—Nos. 25 and,26 will con. ain a Preface, and a Dic. innary of Botanical 1 erns. ot. don : Printed for .ongritan,Hurst ,Rees, Orme, and Brown Paternoster row; and at the PA itishoWlery,s4,New Bond-street • - AN IRISH TALL, In a f..sw days will be published, in 1 hree Vols. 12mo. . SARSFIELD ; Or, The WASIYERINGS OV An Irish Talc. By JOHN GAMBLE, Esq. Strabane, . Author of Sketches of History, &c. and View . of Seiety, Mara. ners, Sti. of the Northern Irish.. For ever, Fortune I wilt thou prove - An unrelentiug foe to love And wen we meet a mutual heart, Come In between and bid u. pan ;. TmOmpsors. Printed for. C. Cradock and W. Joy, as, Yazonnotor row; Mos and &Wing, Edinburgb ; M. Krege, Dublin; and S..lr;brr, lii.o. This day was published, price lbs. is boards, A COMPARATIVE VIEW 'of the LATIN, XII SPANINH, POR fUGUE •A, ITALIAN, and FRENCH LANGUAGES, or an Easy and Entertaining Method of acquir ing a Knowledge of all those Languages at once with or without the assistance of a Teacher. Ily C. LAISNE, Author of Gvinimars and Exercises in all the above Languages. The variety and extent of the AutLor's Wprks enabling him to declare Mensal indep.ndent of Publishers, betakes the lib. r y of apj.exiing to the Pithic in general, on his own account, tor a fast and caidid Atimation of his labours. A list of his different Works may be had (gratis) at Dulap and Co.'s . So!to-laware ; Duncan and Sinter, Pat.:muster-row ; 4doos;y, . Broad-street; 1.1 . 11;cn, Exchange; Eger on, thartng ciuset; Contort', Conduit - street ; Hatchard, Ridgway, and Gray, I riccaditly; Decouchy and Clark, New tionchstrett ; and at We Author's, 9', liosightan-streer, Ns ecabilesstreet Strand ' C. Lame Intend' imsnediptly to devote tii; time to giving kaftans oh the above ddferent LatiguaAes. DISTRESS IN GYAMANY. Fr HE active exertions of lititish fim Iles, in aid of IL the Funds of this nationally 'honourable Charity, have in duced the Committee to embody, in a WO report, A tend of sonic part;Cutars ot subscriptions, Collections, and disa.,ciatiu;:s, J y Etiglts!' Ladies; and of the benevolent and heroic. COlldlitt tel females of all ranks on the Continent, ill support of the wounded, the sick, 11. e widow, and the orpl.an. Ihe Committee have grate tiny to announce, that some young ladius, at Wandsworth, have arm to the fund 10. 10d.; this sum Las been produced by tl,etr haviti; kind!y offered thernselve,s toteceive the gifts of t !ale , who gave gladly according to their mean., gibs which would not hive been'sebicribeil, but which, tli,.tigh Small, sprung from the same bentviilet.ce which prompted the larger donations of L ; 00 and Li ud sun recently, anonymous: y, tor t lie relief of tbe fir:mans. l'edre,wh cis is :.bunt to he Du pl,.ttll.lly welcomed in England, was Obsait.ed by the exertions and the woe. of the 'Continent ! It peact:, then, influence liberal assistance from England, to restore the comforts once knnwn by the aibabitaiits ot Uttimany. This is, probably,the last appeal winch will be nude to lki.i.h bene !met ce, avel own: can Lie to ide on sirf.nger grounds; no deed of array call better clown the y notife acts than this universal, and gre,etul qnipathy of the people •t England. Ihe Committee venture to express a hope, that .viien she day witch the Goveinnsent will appoint for a General 1 hank.giving shall ;inif. , e, the grateiiii return.[; tp the kind PAOVIDENCE which Las pro ected this cini,iti y will be appropriated to those into the benefit leioirrs aid suff rings Great Britain is now entering. AtLount already adverrawnl .69411u7 Sl , kt lIINCr. Eekilt e lip At Dc.iviis. Sufseripiiiins at Berw:o - and Co. Li 0 on-Tweed, per Batson 11•1!-3 Berge , ' 1 0 Reed, and Co. .C 2 7 tvir. icon Oliver . 5 U r Ditto Ifollt NUrtharir. All * :•:a . or* Church; Can- ton and v citify, r ierbury, per Key. W. Slunk, l lith o and Co. firivite 16 16 lit remittance • 107' 0 by the West- A. 1.. Cheshire I ia leyai, Mei littehsts, Mar- A lady a Ltiel:Ael 1 0 CheVer, per Samu l Sulinst iv. ions at,; s. tick s, 213 16 and vicinity. 14 ., i 46 J U. BA El. • 100 U Dittii . at Kidletinipeer, baja,criplitut at Brecon per the Corpoiration• - • 44 awl vicini:y, per Wil. Spear! otter Silbserips k'ns d Co. • 7U 4 cons at.elo• 4:79. 55.54 . 1. Zl.au Darlastoa, .near Stibicriptions at Nor birming.uai, per ker. Wick and vicinity, per luauadhaiu 35 114 I Alt6bCi. !Zest and Cu. Mr. B. Dixon 5 t.' £4 17. Is. 3d. Atrs. Hill 5 (1 Second remittance front Or Samuel Whitcomhe 5 0 Bradford, Yorkshire, Sstricriptions at Woo- per Yeekover & Co. M5O chea....r r yer Waller ea Suatertbed by the Stu 8a11.4 d 111.0 15 dent. of Het nordeall. Mr. and Miss Spencer, per Ittav B. Bridge 110.5 Bramiey-green, near Rev. 1. Ketuytherne, Kathrrham 10 10 Claybrook Acldituntals.lubfeript!ons - Subscriptions at Faver• front ilalitax, pa W. sham and vicisi , y, per Raw 4.:n &I. Rhodes, Tappenden and CO. 37 Rl7. 145. 3d. Collection, per Ree.l. H. Two • Ladies AC LI ud, I lklalpass 13 sue.r Bever ry • .5 5 nunrictirtines received at the 1 vern ; Lloyd's Coffee-house; St runke:s . 1 ewn and Country. R. H. Lt' Ara of the City of London Ta tuck Ex: and at all the MARTEN, 110WAloil, Searetaries. • AXIOM Mey 27, Ixl4. N OTICE ii &wh siren, 2141 a Session of Oyer am! limier" sod Goal Delivery, fury Nodal Ofesen toxissitod ow Me High Sea, oxithia Moja:xi:died.* Pio iiiseitelis Bog/mad, will he hold at Auger Nail, ix Ms 01.1 Rails, Lootis b ea Friday* the Let of July wit, at gig& 'Wood is Me awaisp - ..I.W.CROKAR. 'COUNTY FIRE ()FACE, .• SOUTHAMP FON-STREEI', SfRAND. Tkosr • The Duke of RuTLANo, K. G. • The Maripeis of liticKiNG:lAw. K. G. The Marques. of Nott•rn.ssa prom. The Earl Of BUCKINGHAMMiIIit. The Earl of Um* ()sox Y. WILLIAM VAAL!), EMI. M. P. SCROI . III.ICaNAIt 1.1 Mt/ALAMO, Esq. M. P. And Sixty Directors. Managing Direcor-1. 'F. BAael* grAUSIONT, Esq. F. A.S. . pERSONS Insured in this Oi lice share tne Prr:fits E9UAL.LY, with the ORIGINAL. Minutes, according to their respective Contributions. A persuanent Surplus Capital of 64( 0,0t.0 has been subscribed by the or Weial M, tubers, and they alone are responsible : hence thous who Wow tlrs:tg to ensure are tlecrually secured against that unlimited responsibility which has beets so severely felt in societies upon the ContributionAip or Union principle. Agents arp appointed he all the principal Towns, who are also Agensi to the Provident ,Life (Alice, founded on simier principles. - • *E. , vau In hi 't Pah Pah 'SP" Ger the I cula of A • P most Bro 7 ral Ss. I Th Spti I AlO aPP I and 'll,e i4o 'ion Pat, St — Au, Poi 1:1e11 {'l GARDENING. A GREAT %%osiers of new:invented, useful, and 41 improved pAR ()ENING IMPI recommended by the moat ethinent Nmiterymen in the nticht).,urhood of the hirteopuut, calculated to give facility, ease. and plc :sere hi the above Science. a* writ AS to conaid-rably lessen the expencra.— To be seen lily at the Horticultural Repotitory, 9, Lttiaater• art er:, I.r tester•square. 13y EDW 4R19 IUKES, Patentee of the Averruneator. • A LADY of tht greatest respeet A hility wi s h e s fo r .Cll. a skuatiou u GOVERNESS, in a Gr.ntleinan's Family, who resides altogether in the country, is thoroughly qualified to in-truct the Fuglieb and French Language% grammatically, His tory. Geography, with the use of the Globes, Musk, Writing, Arithmetic, Vrawing, and Painting on Ve:vct: most undeniable referei:ces will be given and expected. Letters, stating particu lars, (post paid) addretsed to W. R. care of Mr, Walker, Music Warehouse, Intl, Great Portlan:-street, London, will be fur. warded and revectieely attended tn. • 1 4 1.1SHWN.111LE I)ANCING,by Mr. A LI.EN, 1' privately taught, at No. 19, Slaerrard-stree-, 64,1,1ett-square, ;o Ladies and Gentlemen of any win+ have never 1. 4tut that accompli.hinem, or have not the sr: >dem style. Mr. ALLEN'S system hf teachieg is eapre-sly owlied for those to w'..om it is an object to acquire ta-ily that I.i,hionahle regaisite ;or genteel soc•ery privately, and in a sept rim sty'.e of grace and elegarce. •I'lithe who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expense, wih a respect:l.oe set of puvilson the public eeaching evenings. Professors of dancing tau,!lit the most elegant limey (lances, and all the superiot parts ofthe prole,- -ion. The :-;u1)-eription Ast , entblies ase every Prictly. TO BA S T AND WEST-INDIA, AMERICAS, ,AI41) RUS SIA MERCHANTS. T P. HEATH, of No:tingharn, informs the Mer v • chants of England, and Traders in general, that, for the conneeience of sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEPPER kiwi, and other Medicines, in the binds of Mr. ED• WARDS, .(oi, St. Paul's Church-para. This Essence is a safe, effectisul, and rleasant remedy, in flatu lencics, gouty and chobcy rams in the stomach and bowels, indi gestion, hysteric:, sea...it:lines:, nausea attrndant on pregnancy, relaxation and lassitude ansitig from atmospheric heir, want of appetite, injuries !roan Inclement wea her, the abuse of spirituous liquors, and iii the spasmodic allec,ion of the stomach and bowels so common to itifants, adapting the dose to the urgency of th:. case. As a Famiiy Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will he mood a valuable acquisition. JUNIPER ESSYNCE ot Perreastiscr - is so well known as a va- Itiable Family Medicine, that the principal object of this adver tisenlent is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counter• kits which are prepared by Druggists, &c. especially if the'oriter is for Lxportation. only caution 1. P. Heath can give, is to sta.: that 1. P. Husrit, Nottingham, is eograved in) the Govern ment Stamp. sold, wholesale and retail, by Edwassis, No. 66, St. Paul's t. 'lurch-yard ; and Sanger, (late 13/Coos) 150, Oxford. et reel, in Bottles, es. od. and Is. WORM LOZENGES, WORMS ARE THL MOST FREQUENT AOUROES nF CHILDRENS' DIEA:tto : l'hrir Sol' \I P t OM:i EVERY PA It EN I' and GUARDIAN of CHILDREN Umtata be acqiiaimed with.. 'they occalitui hie of appetite, a palette's of the colour of the face, emaciation and irregular crate of the bowels, attended alter with violent pans; they firing an convulsions; they affect the gr.iwth of the body, and they prove Petal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both a. a prevAtatise and cure of their alarming complaints, t he above excellent Medicine is universally allowed. on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both In rank and respeciabl- My, to Lave no equal. Their publit approbation, given to the Proprietor, trout a personal knowledge of its wooderful success :n their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, ant' Dives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind boast. Parents and others, who have the care of childrea should have this remedy ai a family Medicine to resort to, when, ever the stomach or bowels of Clufdren are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and rctail,cat Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheapside, the corner of St. VanniChlOch•yard ; Sharp, Johnson, 3: Bela u,l mouth; loves, Weston Alilliut, and Mallory, Purtseo ; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Shmrtivos ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Homland, Cook worthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Falmouth ; 'Knott and Lloyd, and Swtainey and Co. liar mingltant ; Staines and I.;. ach,,Manchester; kiewman, Exeter; Smith, Ma wierton , KCoburn, scot t,and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax ter end M Dotiald, Glasgow ; Bulge's and Barry, Bristol; Ste venson and Co. Norwich ; Swicten, Leicester; Edwards and fenny, and Billings and Lai hbuty , Liverpool ; Neale and Ledger, Dover; White, Br gluon; Bobo Is, Feltlon, and Ruff,Chelten ham and retail, by most. country ntedicaut vetiders,ln bom b Ile ud 3s. 6d.ractn HERTFORDSHIRE. bellghtful FREEHOLD VILLA. and ESTATE, *kb Meisel.. Grounds, walled Garden, Sheers of Water, prOdnetive Hilbert, awl rid Pasture Land, twenty-two miles Irons London. PEREMP TORILY, by Messrs. BATES, At the Auction Mart, tin Wednesday, June 21, at Twe lve, itMOST desirable FREEHOLD VILLA .and ESTATt -situate at Hemel Hempstead, a beautiful part of th e County of Heins; compr i s ing a sulistaintal and conve nient brick.huilt and stuccoed Residence, double Coach-house and Stabling for nine Horses, and 34 Acres of rich Pasture Land, including the beautiful Pleasure•grounds, capital Walled Garden well stocked, Grapey, Green-house. shrubbery, and thriving Plantat ons Lawn, several sheets of water, with an abundant Spring, and delightful trout Stream and Fishery. The !Uwe'. ling contains a Lining room, Mayan room, Breakfastinriour, Water-closet ' five Red-chaanbets, six secondary ditto, numemus attached and detached Ofßert, an excellent Family Pew in the Church, and one for .ervatits The River Gide pt.ses thrOugh the grounds/of this Estate, which is adapted to the Re)idenet of a Faintly of divine:ion, is exonerated from Land tar, and Orna mented with fine thriving Ittcd full grown 'Timber. Hem, ilempveal is distant s.z miles trom St. Alban's, and eight front Watford.' Tickes to view the Estate, and dr.criptlve Par fealars, may he hat! of Mrsrs. Nitta; Welbock-s:Pert, Cavench44mtat • ; Paniett'ars alio of Mr. I..atte, tinlicator, 27, Bedforti-ml. ; Whir Hart, St. Aihatis ; Li.ez Amt. U'atford; e.wan, litckotott. worth; Crown, Stanmore; Btll, Hertford; Printes Arms, Hentiotgea t l; anl place of sale. SHAKE IN THE NgIV 'lO BE SOLD BY AMC 1 . 10. a, By Mr. ROBIN:, • At Carraway's, on Friday, 3 lily 1, at TvAlre, A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD and UNDIVI -11 DEL) 'nil It• I'V SIX I'll PART, or SHARE, of the AD! VI!;.N I'UkElt's m(4E-Fr, of the NEW It W A 11. R, billow/it front (Indwell and Aunvell, and otit, r ram. in U e Coon . lea of lierttord and Aliittllcsa. to liar City 01' Loodou, lard of the River . I*Latne4, Ground, soil, Mes•ua3-s, I etieliwnts, and other: Ediicrs, Wh.,rt!, Connuoditnc, and Appnrtenances whatsoever, to the Advi?ottir.l.4/lel.i.:iy t,f , he slid New River Water, b‘lotiging or al with the up purtenalices. ParticuLlis may be ha:l at Garrawa?'s Coffee-braise; or Mr. Btamwell, Nu. SW, Lis.cu id% li4l-firl.l3; and or Mr. RolAns. Warwick -west, Golden•square. . . ItY . DE ISLE OF 1 7 . I,y Mr. Witifil IT, At the Star Inn, Upper Kph!, at Cue o'Clock on Thursday, the Tooth day of July, lull, in one I .or, unless pr. eiously dispmtd of by Private Contract, of which 'mice will be given, A LL that spacious and modern-built DWEL LS. LING-HOUSE, situate at Upper Kyde, lOtlie years since the Property and . Itesidence of Jessrit lh I TS WO It rot, E.q de ceased, and afterwards the occasioriai Summer ices:deuce of the Right Hon. Earl fir et:chit, to (her with a I tree Garden. Stable and Chatty-honse adjoining; sister Iwo tort) ovine ati.4 Cottages near, but derde.:fir.i trim% the UsvelhU Amu e, with Gar d. ns behind aiiii3 small Pada». k in front of them. The Dwel- U. , g-hoiss? is Oar. ci in a squiition cuiumanding fail views of St. Johiev, ;$l. I the n ! Pt. it Culas7ll of liastsp.wre and Sussex, and the soulhampton Channel; it consists, on the ground Pou.r, of a good Linr.iiire, Library, iire.iklast and Dining-tuom, the la ter lieng dl feet long .by IS feet wide, two large Kitchens and Si ullery ; on the tir ! -t Warr, a Drawing-rei.ni 21 feet lung by In feet wide; and four good lied-roonu, and the astne number of Be -rooms ou the second floor ; Ihet e are mini mastians /VIM: snit 13.ur Crites. wt.' gtossii.l, awl the whole is supplied Stith escell.ht water cative,e , l by pipes from a sluing ;it a blunt slistmee. The tla.st.ti c..thaitis Iwo Statute Acres partly wiled in, a:ml is atriith.ahriy .mocked with clinics fruits trta it& baritt,; ) and the whole ..t the erentises are in a per fect axe of repair. The Vrenii;tl are now let to a year:y Tenant, and they may ise.viewcd ixhvv,n the hours ul'.J.v.o And three on \Mediu-ill in e&ds wcelt L:ltsl the Save with 1 ILisets, which may had of Mr. , Brewer, at Ityd.. Print. d Partictil ors may be had at the Place of Sale; of Messrs. Minsky and Cu. P.irtsaussith ; Mr. Wkihigtoll, Newport; Mr- Soalhanippli ; of Mr. WI ight, 10, Charit *- Elect, St. Jansu s 'wstpar.:; anti at the Auctuni Mart, Loudon ; au d of M. Gunner, Solicitor, Bis'.ops WLithatn, to wham &ITU cal int) may be ma& to treat by Private Contract. BY tits 'MMUS l'Y'S Iret I EN ROYAL ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOSI TIoN, instead of Tallow, Oil, ur Grease, to prevent the Eitects of friction in htiain'Eagines, Machinery, Milts, Car riages, Coaches, Waggons, Cans, dte. instead of Copper for all pa' Bottoms, Tar, Ptaceline, and Service for Rigging, ur ser vice for Cables ; to preserve Pol.slied Steel or Iron from rust ; Woad or Wooden Bu Ideals Rom the liry-Rot ; and by the use of which the Public save in all cases nut via than three hundred per cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, time and Ishuur. Sold, for the Patentees, at No. 10, Caaring-Cruss, near the Admiralty, London; and, by their .4)olwatt-tit at moat Ship Chandlers, Printers, Bioksellerti, Libraries, Stationers, Drug gists, Medicine N'arehoils,s. Perfume rs, Ironmongers. Cutlera, Coaclimakers, !mitt epers, Coach and Waggon-office', Oil and Colnut-shups, sadder', and Shoplreept•ra in the United Kingdom, in boxes, prise 2s. 6d. ; ; ; One Guinea, and 'r %vs, Guineas each. The smallest size Box comains a Qua! tity sufficient to Prime A Four Wheel Carriage Four times, with which it w.ll run up wards of Six Thousand Miles, and it will ai;swer in the :anie proportion for all other kinds of wo:k. f i ZLA`FEIt's PATENT STEAM KITCHEN and AJ RANGE, complt..tv, with late Improvements, is warranted to be superior to any other Apparatus in the Kingdom Cur all kinds or Looking (e.ther in large ur small Families) in the moat clean and delicate manner; its aiioits opetatilmii of &emir& Bulling, Roasting, Baking, Stewing, ind hrtoling, and supplying con,tantly :rum one to fourteen sallow; of budiug water, and with or without a Hut Cluaet, are all performed by the ww of one *mall fire. Its superiority over every other method of Cooking consists pr,ocipally to the following particular,: _ _ . I. it stand, in a oath r 4ompas,, and it attended by less trim bk than i 4 itecronned by any other mode ut Cdhhutg , and it it always well understood by wee or twice using, nor is it so urblr to be out M repair. 2. Ilalf the * fire that any other on the most economi c al cl an consumes is sufficient, and it L. wholly free from great And all sutpliurcous or other diugreeahle smells. 3. The cooking by steam hot • distilled water. Meats so cooked do nut imbibe impure substances, such as collected in tt kettle_ ,5 &c. 4. Victuals dressed on this plan may be cooked a second time and be as good as at the first, or when ready for dishing, can be nude to wait an hour without bring spoiled. 5. Roasting by hot air on this plan is more cleanly, and there is a saving of one posed of meat in ten both hi boding and roasting. 6. 'f he whole Is frt. from the poisonous effects of copper, or coppers badly tinned. 7. The Apparatus ha, been provel by particular calcu;a•ion of many families who have It in use, to clear it. first cost in from out to twelve month., yielding or saving of more than If► per tent. both in the wergbt of victuals dressed, and in the quantity of furl med. Orders received by Thomas Wattleworth, Agent to the Pa tentee, at the Shout koMns, N.. 64, Great Rubseil-otteet, Blooms- bury square, l l pndon , Where may be seen the l'atent • Kitchen and Rage complete. N. d. Vaeleaslx Warehouse, Hut-street, Bloomsbury. NOTICE is hereby iieen irhet the nen ENEA RAL QUARTERLY MEETING of the CCI I' FEB of MANAGEMENT of the BATH 21111 ERI9 FOL CANAL ate/ niusTol. WATER WORK% will he held at the White I-Tart Inn In the Clry of lotth, on Monday, the t7tti toy of June tnat:utt, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. • WARD and MERRIMAN+ Prinettal Clerks to the said Gotnpany of 1 ttprietoes. Marlbornush, June 15 + lll4, INS FAN)* COMMANb OF MOI4EY. MESSRS. RICHARDSON and Co. have tit unlimited command of Money for good Seciititlet tat every description, In possession or revertion ; ami they lump the immix of snaking instant advances tit persons of know., proper, y A*4 respeusibilhy. Regular Bills discounted. Atien.ivotw irons id s tIU five, and letter., post paid, inituediateiy an•wered.--• Pui:e-street, Adelphi. he business of this Odice is co:Wetted' whit inYintable secrecy. TO THE PUBLIC. THE great inconventerce ripe:lei cell by the Com. inertial World, 4nct the Public in general, front tl.e 'versus tar Delivery of Loudon Newspapers. has in laced W. MAR FIN, H i Co aal tilLI, at's Very . grtat et pence, aids d hy'his ti , saternue Esiabition:. ars MI the ironed Kingdiem, to mtLe seen aterange• Illetit%, VIII a plan pt.qUii . .l 11161,11,49 that MA t. invite.• estereet. near in the dehvery of all the Land.on Newsrapays hi rosin bed Country., and pri,ertit the possibilicy of a tihappointinent to* thie.e who f;!v...iir him wit:* their contra nods. I.o.etiors Darn( Parise. I Ttlitat I)AT $A W Aga. Tiflis, I Sias% Lon 1.41 Chronicle Mornirti: nI ut I Co rn ier Lothluo Pack.:t Mi.rii - vg Cnrirliele Globe Fvt-taltig Mail Nflr,.in , , - ; 1i5t..1.1 :- - ta st:4oln Contenerc al Clavvirlst Eri. isii Pr. sl-s-I)ay Pilot St. h•nrs's Chm.ich Put.l.c 1 eiiter . Traveller i?...gl•s'a Ci.riiiiide ' m t , imius s t.leeesi...r Son General F.veti ng Pest And every other Weekly Para. N. D. Writs, /11airiages. Deaths, Parag s rarihs, and all hinds el .tdv-rtistsilect., received firs t and weir,. d in ad the Londi.c mg 1 Coutr.ry Nrwspaprrs, with slit e;rratest r..rrectti.... at. ....s.e'l. 10 I HEEDI OLD' Stn—Several paragraphs have lately been insetted in many f.l the netesp ipers trisecting he ailowanceo to reduced ()Metre. One hoe- the halloo.? .ticrease.l .:ar•rhird. A.i.)ll,er nukes it to be the isalf of Us:: pri.aent lull pay. &c. Flom the vry mauve of theae cis! aeons, it easy to perceive th.l they ioe the proeinc:ii.us of - persons v.lio have little Jolene* in the subject; and who in consequence have wic thought much up: n it. Fr m the attention yr* generally pay to military MOWS. I am persitaideei .1)4 you trill al.o connive to nnel room lor the inwr r lion of tcw Liens cat the stihject iu glit.tion. trosso one wins will be deeply affected by the pending atrangenitnti. in consmon with many thousaltals of his brml.er t slicers 1. It cannot be unknown to Govornment that wp have Lecome so far a military nation, that Is vas• pro. pinion of war officers are merely soldiers of t. rtune men, in short, who have no profession but that of .arms, who have been devoted exclusively to that pro f lession, and who are totally unfitted by the very na• ture of it from engaging with advantage in any other. 2. It cannot be the intention of the Governmtnt leave stub men without the means of hviult decently in that country for which they have fonght so 4ten and so well ; men who hay., toiled and bled tip secure her safety, and whose exertioos have plactsl her upon a higher eminence than ever nation occur pied before. 3. It would not therefore be too much fiw the Ar my to expect, nor lot t!ie country to giant, that it minimum rate should he fixed for the all w itoces to rx. duced Officers, and that t:.is rate shutsai he etlto.l tp the expense of a decent subsistence. 4. The full pay of an Ensign in the l;ae being ge nerally supposed equal to subsist him, with OruJent management, Parliament would not act inconsisiemly it they fixed the zihinnors ot reduced Officers at the same rate. In the event ot a long peace, the list wili diminish rapidly ; and in the lapse of 30 years, IV jut of every 20 of us will be•provided for in another tvcrld. 5. It would be highly desirable, that a scale, gra. ;fumed by be number of years of service, should be established. The Lieutenant or Captain, 6or instance, promoted in a late Gazette, is not entitled in fair. IleSfi to the .aane rate half-pay as the Offi cers who have occupiA the same rank for ten or twelve )ears. The r.it:!s of half-pay should have no regard whatever to rank, but merely to length of service, .o that, the ditierence betwecu the oldest Lieutenant 41.41 the youngest Captain would be the saute as between antt Captain and the one immediately above him.— The half-pay not being a measure of rank, but 4 means of subsistence to all ; an.. to some a sort nk reward proportioned to the length of their services. 6 It would render this reward snore acceptable if the vacancies male by death or promotion in the iialf-pay list were to be filled up from thelower ranks of those who hay? seen actual service. It is to be presumed that those who have not seta service would lose no opportunity of quitting the halt-pay for lull, and that Government would employ them in prefer ence to new applicants, if their services were necessary. 7. Some individuals are entitled to rewards front the nature of their services, independent of their length. These rewards of course will be.iadependent of hall-pay, and over and above the rate which length of service entitles them to. Thus, Sir, I have endeavoured to sketd ia i rn a ,dide n u o ttloye u lea t ieal l n ii i. ic of what I believe would satisfy the army. Nor hate I an idea that any person will be found to oppose it. However that may be, it will be impossible for any class of men to be satisfied without the means of es. istence. They have only the generosity of their coun try to trust to. It was once well said, and has been often repeated, that i . England expected every n:an to do his duty." May it never be said that she for gets. e t:l 3 ideas oa These and hintsn eg to le c lar. t ye s tdshuteoffin i s those it 74r imy. have ltoos loose urn o : n biat e ldti cu tl vr : courage any person who the subject, resumed wn r ate ls ve th r e w or a tr w , ilalsntheveemr be resumed w ♦ Illtalibli 0;f16/04 f d s ilfe g i t.till3Cedirthilinily:l4, CONTRAC T FOR SHIP-CHANDLERS' GOODS. NAYS-OFFICE, June 10, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -I- SIO NERS of His MAJESTY': Netrr,do hereby give Notice That on Wednesday the 29th I , stint, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Pertoris as may be willing to COn tract for supplying h.s Majesty's Yards at Deptford, Woolwich, Chatham, and Accrues., with SHIP CHANDLERS' GOODS. Fora of the Tender, nray be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after one on the day of treaty, wr any 'Joked, unless eke patty, or an agent for hiw. attends. Every Tender mud 5e occ,a‘paniod a Letter, addrezied t ? the NaD, 36ari,c i ad Jitned by two restcnubte Persons, engaging to become bound .uith the Person tendering, in the ram of £ 1000, fer Me date performs. ante o . Ohs Contract.