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OBSERVATIQNS on an INTENDED PRO POSITION to the LEGISI.ATURF-, in regard to a bew Arrangement, as to the LIMITING PRICE of CORN. By THOMAS STRICKgAND, A.M. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don, and W. Robinson, Liverpool. DUMFRIES, MARCH 31, 1814. AT a numerous and respectAhle• 141 E LING of the GENTLE MEN of t he COU N of DU MY RI:;.S. held here this day, caged by order of the Coovener, for cousider. it% the qtate of the CORN LAWS. i r. This day was published, in Bvo. the Second Edition enlarged, price Bs. boards, of AN INQUIRY concerning the RISE and PRO GRESS, the REDEMPTION and PRESENT STATE, aod the MANAGEMENT of the NATIONAL DEBT of GREAT BRITAIN. By ROBERT HAMILTON, LL.D. F. R. g. E. Professor of Natural Philosophy in the Maritchal College and University of Aberdeen. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, and Oliphant and Fn Edinburgh. With entire new Scenery, extensive Moehittery, splendid Dresses, Decorations, &c assisted by the United STUD of HORSES. In the course, of the Evening, vetious Feats of Horsemanship. A new Song, called " More Laurels." To conclude with an entire new Comic Pantomime, called MERLINS CAVE; Or, HARLEQUIN'S MASQUERADE. In the course of tiro Pantomime, a grand Moorish Cymbal Pas de Quatre. Doors open at Half-past Five—Second Price Half-past Eight. FRENCH LANGUAGE. just puhl.shed, price 12s. bound, At DE LEVIZAC's New FRENCH and A.T.L• ENGLISH and ENGLISH and FRENCH DICTIO- 1 NARY, neatly printed in a portable size for the convenience, of 1 ravelled's, and adapted to the present improved method of .l ssitling the French Language, obviating the imperfections an d orniedons of our French Dictionaries, which have occas coed. serious inconvenience to the Teachers and Students of tiler Lan rage, by the introduction of several thousand useful words sot to be found in any similar works. A new Edition. By M. DE LEVIZAC, At•thor of the Practical French Grammar, lk 17 . t ... London : Printed for B. and FL Crosby and Co. Stationeer Court, Ludgate street, and soldty all Booksellers. The whole of the new Performances baring been received whit great applause, will be repeatedevery Evening till further notice. 'SURREY THEATRE, THIS EVENING, NVEDt4IIISDAY, April 12, mid every Eveolog.this Week, NEW BROOMS. The Manager 'of !Summer Theatre, Mr. hianot ; Jack Wanall, - (a . enliatry Acidr of merit) Mr. Ctioxt ; Regular, (a Prompter)•Mr. Hecate.. • Immediately after winch, in 'air', new grand A,latic Melo- Nantatic Talc o Enahatunmat, -written by Mr. Moreton, and produced ender his immeslia• e direction, to be called SHAMACDA, ; 'fait DECERT FLZND. With New and Splendid Scener . y. I': ci , a 1 Perforin.rs t Mr. Miontitrow, Mr• HVNTLIILY, Mr. oozy., Seignior Cteantio, Mr. Habitat, Miss Del a, Mrs. ao.mes, &e. &c. &c. in 'Act the Seeor.d, a PAS DE DEUX, By Misses E. and Giactux. Composed by Mr. Giaoux, jun. The wi ole to contln , le with, for the first time, an entirely new CAlr.44. Painewitne, With New Scenery, Machinery, Tricks, brenes, and Decorations, called THE HALL OF MISCHIEF; br, HARLEQUIN AND MAGGY LAWDER. The Pantorilinie written by Mr. W. Barrymore. - I he Machinery by Mr. Branscomb. • Auld Donald % NI aggy's Father, afterwards Pantalorte, Mr. May ;' Sandy, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. Hollingverorth; Sawney M`Gult f een-Down, the Clown, Mr. Cooke. Sharp and Flar tiro Stork Brokers, Messrs. Bradley and Pillingharn. Au Maud, Maggy's Mother, .Mrs. Parkinson; Village Girl (wit . a aew Ballad)-Miss Cooke (her first appearance at this Thea tre); and Maggy Lawder, afterwards Columbine, Miss Dely. The other Pantomime Characters too nlimerous to insert, by ' She ishole Company. TFEB"PtEMPLE OP BLISS Is among the New Scenery painted expressly for this Pantomime. So:hir had of Mr. Dian, jun. Box-Keeper, who will attend at the Office from Ten em Four. Doors opened at Half past Five o'Clock, aad Performance to conitnence at Half-past Six precisely. Bona 4s. Pit Es. Gallery Is. Second Price at Half-past Eight.' DR. MILNE'S BOTANICAL DICTIONARY. This day was published, in one large vol. bvo. embellished with sts new POWs, accurately drawn from Nature, by Edwards, and er p yra*d by tiansom, price .Cl. ts. bds. or, with the plates beautifully coloured, 381.155. A BOTANICAL DICTIONARY; or,ELEMENTS CA. of SystrusTic and PUILOSOPtiIeAL BOTANY By CO LIN MILNE, LL. I). Author of the Institutes of Botany, and Habitations of English Plants. Third Edition, revised, correct ed, and very con.iderably enlarged. Lendun : Printed for H. D. Symonds; sold by Sherwood, Ntely, and Jones, No. co, Paternos:,r-rosy. , CURTIS'S LECfURES ON BOTANY. This day was published, price 21. 6d. with the plates correctly coloured trots: Nature, No. I. of ACOMPLETE COURSE of LECTURgS on BOTANY, as delivered at the Botanical Garden at Lam beth, by the late WILLIAM ,C . VRTIS, F.L S. Demonstrator of Botany to the Company of Apothecaries ; Author of the Botanical Magazine, of the iqora Londinensis, &c. &c. From Manuscripts in the Possession of his Son-in-law, Samuel Curtis, Florist, worth. Second Edition. To which is now added, A Life of the Author, by! r. TaoittiToN. The whole Is completed in SO Numbers, making three handsome Vols. royal Bvo. embellished with 120 new Plates, illustrative of the Process of Vegetation, the Sexual System, &c. from original Drawings, made under the Author's Direction, by Edwards, engraved by Sansom, and cor rectly coloured from Nature, and may he had in bds. price £4. or, half-bound in Russia and lettered, £4.41. London: Printed for 11. 1). Symonds; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and 'tines, No. 20, Paternoster-row. This day was published, NEatty prigted on a fine paper, in two volumes, price, in board, XI. ss. a new Edition, considerably improved and corrected to the present time, tieing the Ninth, of THE PEERAGE of the UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT BRCIAIN and IRELAND, with the extinct and forfeited Peerages, a List of their Family Names, second Titles, &c. and a franslation of their Mottoes. By JOHN Di:BRETZ% Editor of the New Baronetage of England. _ _ . _ Printed for Rlvingtons, Egerton, Vi;lker, Clarke and Sons, Crosby and Co. Cuthell, Lea, I ongnian and Co. Cadet! and Davies, Richardson, Booth, Lloyd, Booker, Black and Co. Mur. ray, Baldwin, Bagster, Hatehard, and Harding. Sir THOMAS ICIRirrA I'RICIC, of Cto.eburn, Batt. • . Convener of tfie Cowry,. In the Chair. Mousseline bathes taken Into eolegi,kration the present state of the Cm-n Laws, together with the report of the atlect Corn -4 mattes of the House of Commons thereon, the following Ita solu tions, moved:by the Cnnvener, and s:conded by Mr. J•utISTOm of Qtrnsalloch, were unanimously agreed to; •Itst, nevilvei, that it Is esseetiat to ^the true prospects and greenness of a nation, that it should fie unlependrat of toreiga supplies, in se far at r.spects the food of its inhabitants. tied, •I hat there is no doubt that the United lUegdons of Greg tolain possesses the means of growing such a qaanety of Corn, ddit-on to that which it has hr i uerto raised , as not only fully ppiy its own wants, but to enable it again to become an el - country. Si, That it is of the utmost importance, that this country should be restored to the sitita•iott of an etporting country, that situation seems to afford the only security against occas• •nal returns of scarcity. by ensuring, even in bad seasons, it .supply equal to the demands of the lame -market. 4th, - I hat such a siturion wadi' far:her have the effect of the ' • * jeering tirade excessive fluctuations in the price . of Ureic, whit* tend so powerfully, not only to diiorshw the plans of the azrteals.• tinier, but to injure the morals and the comforts of the labouring ... dines of the people; whilst It would, it is believed, render the pike, Upon the whale, more moderate. Sth, 1 hat to ensure to the Aericol vist a fair return for the 0 1 , 1 9_, its! andlaboor employe i by hint, Newer' to this ineetirg the nest and most expvtlient m. thod ca: . sivir4 that spint and eitergy to kir exertions which would not fall to produce the beticticial filets alluded to in the foregoing Resolutions. 6th,.l'hat the rehiring Corn lA% • do not appear to this Meets big to afford sufficient security of theta return, as they de not im pose such restrictions upon the importation of Gram as, on the return of a generalpeace. will he adequate to the protection of the hOme cora-grower against foreign compettion. 7th, That this Meeting, therefore, oou , :der an alttration of these laws as absolutely necessary to ti:e prosperity of the agricul tire of this kingdom, and, conolnently, to the prosperity and welfare of all classes of the community. And, with We view* they entirely approve of the general principles on which the Re port, of the Select Committee of the House of Commons is faun led. eta, That copies of these Resolutions be forwarded to the Loud Lieutenant of the county, the Members of Pariianunt for the county and district of Burghs, and other Peers and Metnbtirs of Parliament conneeted with Dumfries shire; and that they be re quested to ! lye their support to such measures, founded on thew principles, as may be brought forward in Parliatneut. 9th,. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir Hauer Nen rid.. Chairman, and the other Members of the &plea Come mittee of the House of Commons, for the valuable information, and the clear and able view or the principles which ought to so gulate the commerce of Grain, containdd lo their Report .o the House. That the Presto be requested to communicate the ewe Resolutions to Sir HENRY PARTIZI.L. 10th, That these Resolutions be published in the Dialinfilan and Edinburgh Newspapers, and in the London STA a. (Signed) THOMAS KIRKPATRILIi, Preen. The Preses having leR the Chair, the 'llsarks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to him fir tie attention he has paid to this important subject,and for preparing the foregoing Resolutions. Extracted from the Pt/1104M of the Meeting by (Slow') R. leiat4siu• BAkKER'S PANORAMA, : S'ik AIN 1), NEAR SURREY-STREET. •••• .fsr LI N, meof the-Seek Chic, rth 7 4r f , now exhibiting. Taken near the cewfe, belt qf the Public Buildings, with an extensive View of the Couutiy 'and the river Spree, covered with the vessels aid 4n theiniand navigation of Gertrany—CharlOtteaburgh and faint in the distance. s: : HAZARD, BURN - E, and Co. 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Gd. the Twenty-eighth Number of r - HE MARQUIS of STAFFORD's COLLEC TION of PICTURES; arranged according to Schools, and in Chronological Order; with Remarks, and a particular De scription of each Picture. By W. Y. OTTLEY, Esq. F. S. A. Containing Five Subjects, on Two Plates, finely 'waved by ' hdlddinsan, Srliavonetd, and Stoittley. . . Published by L6tigrnad and Co. Paternoster- - row; .1. White, Pleet-itreet ; Cidell;and Davies, Strand; P. W. Tomkins, and au-the British: Gallery . el Flews% No. S 4, Nevooliond-street, wh4re the belutifolAsorine in Water Colouts,llllocnted ex pressly for this Publication, are exhibited. Anchvbere may be bad, Pars I. 11. 111.1 V. and V. price each £2. 12s. 6d.; Proofs on India Paper, OS. Yr; or correctly coloured and mounted, TWA-Gulutos awl a Half: containing the first Twenty-fife Numbers of the aerve Work. To be continued Monthly, Nuptbers, till the - Collection he completed In about Fifty Num bers, and In, Porto, ,par:h containing Five Numbers, every Six' Montlis. • ' 1.4 7" - llbis day was published, Handsomely printed in twelve volumes, octavo, price ,CS. 81. in hard'', a new Edition (being the Fifth), with Maps, a Portrait of the Author, and a complete Index, of THE HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN , from the First 'mission of It by the Romans, under Julius Cam. Written on a new plan. By RAMER hiF.NRY, D. D. One of the Ministers of Edinburgh, Member of the Society of Antiquarians of Sec/eland, Ind Of the Royal Society of Edin burgh. *.• Dr. Henry's History is written on the following plan :•ch Book begins and ends at some remarkable Revolution. :.acry Book is divided into seven Chapters, which do not carry a the thread of the history one after another, as in other works of this kWh but the seven Chapters of tile same Book begin at the same point of time, run parallel to one another, and end to x.. tiler, each Chapter presenting the Reader with the history Of e particalar object. Printed for Cadell and Davies, F. C. awl J. Rivington, R. Lea, J. Clitholl, J. Nunn, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Larkington, Allen, and Co. E. Jeffery, C. Law, White and Ucchrane, B R. Crosby, John Richardson, J. M. Richardson, S, Lt v .ter, Black and Parry, J. and A. Arch; J. Booth, J. Otridge, J. Mawmati, R. Baldwin, W. Stewart, R. Scholey, G. and S. Ro bi.ison, Cradock and Joy, J. Black, T. Bohn, J. 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La a, and in England by Lord Rou s ; and on the Rough COCKSPOOT GRA ss, as recommended by T.W.Cos.c,Esq. The whole digested and brought down to the present period, by JOHN LAWRENCE, Author of the New Farmer's Calendar, &c. dm To which is subjoined, a Short Account of the Causes of the Diseases in Corn, called by Farmers, the Blight, the Mildew, and the Rust ; by Sir Joseph Banks, lia;t. Printed for H. 1). Symonds; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No, 20, Paternoster-row. FAMILY BIBLE. On the First of March was published, Number I. price Gd. To be continued every Saturday, and Part 1. price 4s. or on Iu pert.:,;; Royal paper, pries: es. (each part containing eight Num ber) to be continued every second Month, THE HOLY BIBLE and the APOCRYPHA, with Notes explanatory and practical, and with appropriate introductions, Tables, and Indexes; also with Maps, drawn fur Cm work by Arrowsmith,' and with plans and Copper-plate En gravings by the best Artists. The whole to be completed in two Quarto Volumes ; being arranged under the sanction of the So ciety for promoting Christian Knowledge; and dedicated by permission, to the Most Reverend the Lord Archbishop of Can.. terbury, by the Rev. GEORGE D'OYLY, B.D. and the Rev. RICHARD MANT, M.A. his Grace's Domestic Chaplains. _ . . Messrs. Rivingtons beg leave to inform the public, that as the Copies of the First Part, on Royal paper, are out of print, in con sequence of the very unusual demand, the Society have ordered a tiew Edition of it to be printed, which will hew epared for dis tribution to the Booksellers with all possible dispatch. They also take this opportunity of giving notice, that the parts and Numbers of this Family Bible are supplied to the trade with the usual allowances. , • CLabgidaidafrOUlL TiditOUGH ITALY. This day weappbiljsbed, elegantly piloted In Two large Volumes *in. illustrated with Eight engraved Plans of Churches, price Five Guineas in boards, AOU TR THROUGH ITALY, exhibiting a View ales Scenery, its numerous Antiquities and Its Mo numents ; par: icularly as they are object. of Classical Interest and Elucidation wi - h en Account of the present State Si its Cities and 'Towns; and occasional 'Observations on the recent Spoliation of the French. By the Rev. JOHN CIIETWODE EUSTACE. Sec et. Italia *is sacra, hag genies ejus, hze opplda populo- Plin. Nat. Hist. us. t O. • gili Thh Work Is the result of niuck Research Ittla Observation. It exhibits a comprehensive view of modern Italy, with its vatted Beauties of Natural Scenery, and its nunterous Works of Art. .Tll* gratification of the Scholar and the Man oh 'Paste is con tithed by a constant reference to :he Writers of Antiquity ; and it is confidently prestmed, that same new Lipit will be thrown upon the Language,. Literature, Politics, and Churacterd the Italians. London: Printed for J. Mawman, In, Ludgate-street. CATON ON DEMI 1 Y. This day was publiihed, price Ss. 6d. second edition, DRACVCAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI ./ 'TUES. natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks ea Onanism, So. urinal Weakness, nocturnal Emission, Gleets, Tabes Dorsalis, Fluor Albus, &c. act. with the Theory of Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Moines's and Guy's. Printed for P. Martin, Oxford-street, the corner of Orchard stroet, London. Where may be had, Caton's Popular Treatise on the Causes and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, and successful instructions for the prevention and treatment of lath , mat ic Fits, price as. MANOR OF ASHFORD-COURT AND EsTATE NEAR LUDLOW, S iIiZOP3H IRE, with inirrtediaie ponession. TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION, By Mr. STEW/WT, - - - - - - - 1 . At the Hop Pole Inn, Worcester, on Wednesday, the 11th day of May next, at Two &Clock in the Afternoon, THE valuable and truly de , ,intble FREEHOLD MANOR and ES'l'A.*: c' ASHFORD-COURT, with Family House fit for Ow immediate rc.idence of a family of re spectability; Out-houses and Offices of all description% and an excellent Farm directly surrounding the same, consisting of nearly one hundred Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land; also a Water Corn Mill, and valuable Right of Fiahery ; the situation really beautiful and picturesque, only three miles from Ludlow, Shropshire. The Furniture, which is elegant and rttodern, with the Live and Dead Stock, may he taken at a fair valuation, and immediate possession will be given. Printed Particulars, with an engraved Plan, may be had of Mr. Thorna.; Bowen, at Ashford-Court, who %ill sbew the Estate; Messrs. Dawson anti Wratislaw, Solicitors, Saville plain, New Borlington.street ; Mr. Welling% Solicitor, Ludlow ; Mr.. Wratislaw, Solicitor, Rugby, Warwickshire; the Hup Pole, Worcester; Swan, Birmingham; Plough, Cheltenham; White 71arel3ath ; City Arms, Hereford; Fox, Shrewsbury; and of Mr. Stewart, YIN, Piccadilly,Loadon. A LET fER I rotn W. DRAY TON, li q . SION-HILL, BA Fir. Ti Mrs. VINQANT, No. 6, Davies-street. Gruevener.square. MADAM —I should think myself deficient in duty to society and you, were 1 to withhold my public testimony to the great efficacy of your GOWLAND's LOTION, which I have seen perforated by the administration of it iu a case under my own roof. A young Gentleman, aged about seven years, sou of a Colonel in the army, was afflicted with a virulent and b' me eruption: the complaint resisted various applications from the united consulta tion of three physicians of eminence, and continued to grow worse under the regimen prescribed, when a Lady, who had re ceived a cure of a. very bad case of Scurvy in t* e lace, of several years standing, by your GOWLAND's LOTION, recom mended a trial of the same remedy. It was applied uuder my own inspection- 7 46e disease gave way —and three quarts of your Lotion 141 ft-tuned a radical cure of a disortier, which had been of about tour years duration, and had baffled the skill of sever 4 physicians eminent is their' profession. Prom my conviction of the above cure I recommended your '6`Offfl.AND'S I.O'llON to a Lady whose face exhibited a very disagreeable eruption, (even large pustules, and as one died away another appeared), so much so as to prohibit her go.ng into cons pang a pint of your GOWLAND's 1.01 lON effected a cure, and she is now free from eruption. I ant, Madam, &c. WILLIAM DRAYTON. Sold by Mrs. Vircent, sole Proprietor, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square; Bacon and Co. No. 160, Orford -stmt, (op posite liOnd-street); and all respectable Venders of Genuine Mediciues, and Perfumers in every Town in Europe; quarts . es 641. pints ss. 6d. half-pintli 2s. Pd. la To prevent counterfeit Lotion, Mrs. Viosent signs her 111111$ upon every bottle that is renulne. HUSBANDRY OF SCO 1 LAND. This day was published, in Y vols. Bro. with 12 Encraylegs, in cluding a Portrait of the Author, price Ll. IniChuards, re Second Ultima, greedy improved and enlarged, of AN ACCOUNT of the SYSTEMS of HUSBAN. DRY adopted in/he more improved Districts of SCOT LAND; with some Observations on the Improvern nts of which they are susceptible. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agriculture, with a view of explaining how tar those Systems are applkahle to the less cultivated Parts in England and Scotland. By the Right Hon. Sir 703 N SINCLAIR, Bart. President of the Board of Arriculturc. Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; Llngtnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and John Cumming, Daisies,. •.• From the anxiety to obtain agricultural information, ano ther edition of the HUSBANDRY of SCOTLA has become neces sary. In preparing it for the press, every endeavour has beets made to render it as correct as possible, and to explain teverall particulars which had not been sufficiently discussed in the for mer impression. The Author mere especially alludes to the sub. jt-ct of Straw, the importance of which cannot be ton highly esti mated.but which has not been treated of at muck length, either in the first edition of this Work or in any former Publication. • BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. PATENT. ANTI-ATTRITION. THE PATENT ANTI-ATTRITION COM. POSITION Is the cheapest and.best ll* ever yet dise covered for Ships' Bottoms, instead pl Copper; to preserve Cables from being rubbed in the Haw sv-Ifoles, instead ot *Plat, Service, or Rounding ; the Rigging of Shipr from the Weather . and from hrirg chafed, instead of Tar, Puck:line, and Seri . vice;' Or :Aides rind Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and Canvas Water Proof; and to prevent the Effects of Friction in Steam-Engines, Mills, Sugar ,Mills, Threshing-Mills, (cie other Implerants of Husbandry generally used by Farmers), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Guts, and Michlnery of every Description. It is also the best Thing to probers.. the Blades of Swords, and all Kinds of Polished Steel Ankles. from Rust.— It wilailawise preserve Iron Hoops, W. awe-Butts, Ca!ks, Tub!, Spouts, Posts, Rails, Gates, Park Paling, Baru Fl oor i ngs , an d every Kintl oWood, and Wooden flu klieg, from the Weatbee, Worm, and Drv-Itnt, either in the Past or West Indies, or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron Rail Ways from cui coding and wearing out, bet also mulct. the Draught sa light, that one Horse will do the Work of l'wo. One Praning of the Cotnposition is , ist Sense Cases, oppl eo One Huodrid Applications of Oil, Tallow, or any other /Chad Of Grease, Paint, or 'Far, and the Public Sift by its Use from Three Hundred to Four Thonsind per Cent. exclusive of pee. venting the Wear and Tear in Mactiosery. Wheels &e. Re. which is a saving of Expense mote than that of saving Any Puts out of Ten. a:1,1 nothing can be so clean in its Working, ue psis .4) little Trouble. Sold, tor the Patentee+, at Na. 40, Charing-Cross, tear the Admiralty, London; ancl, by their appointment at most Ship Chandler+ Printers, 113oksellers, I.lbraries, Station e r s , D rug -. gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfunten i Ironmongers, Lutlers, enachmaken, Innkeepers, Coach and i+Vaggoti-olfices, Oil and Colour-shops, Sadlers,artd Shopiter,)ers in the United /Wisdom, in boxes, price tis. Gd. ; Gs. Gd. ; 1 a. tid.; Oae Guinea, and Two Guineas each. The smallest slue Box contains a Quar thy sueleiont to Prime a Four Wheel Carriage Four times, with which ie will run up wards of Six Thousand Miles, without applying any Third slur to the Asl trers; and One Half-Cutora box e imams a sufficient Quantity for a Stage-Waggon to travel Thirty-Three Thousand Miles; and It will work with Wood Axletrces, or with common Boxes and &tierces of any Kind. The niust Larlsfactory proofs of the merits of ibis Discovery may be seen at the Patentees' Olhce, and also at their Agents. ip 'The Public must be on their gussd against a *parkas Composition, which is sometimes attempted to he tooted upon them to prevent the Effects t,t t r:cttor, instead of w. tali It is injurious to Machinenc Esc. acd none is genuine but thin be which a ratan bas been oh•ained. '1"o prevent Imposition, th e directions given with each Box, are signed " W. u, iggisi mb ss and have the King's Arms on them, to counreriat will* is fate gory; and any Person maklnz use of a Composition, by whet tip Patentees are defrauded, will be prosecuted, One Hundred (lighter, Reward bartri bcen send by them to detect betas ea t'l,. Patent ri;lit. ELIjOANT MARINE VILLA, AND SiX CY ACRES OF LAID), WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', By Mr. STEWAR At hls great Room, 194, Piccadilly, en Thursday, the sth day of May next, at Twelve o'Cloek, THE .elegant and pleasant VILLA of \VAR SASH ; comprising a complete Cottage Residence (com manding beautiful Views of the Isle of Wight and Southampton River, with excellentSsea Bathing), fit for the immediAte occu pation of a Family of respectability ; with Coach-house, Stabling, Barn, and other Out-buildings, conveniently adapted for agri cultural pursuits, and about Sixty Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Copyhold Land; the Land-tax redeemed. The Villa is three miles from Titchfield, five from South ampton, and nine from Gosport. It may be viewed by apply ing to Richard Halbert, at the Villa, Warsash. Particulars with Plan of the Estate may be had at the Do:phin Inn, Southampton; India Arms, Gosport; Crown Inn, Ports mouth ; Messi s. Dawson and Wratislaw, Solicitors, Saville-place, New Burlington-street, and of Mr. Stewart, the Auctioneer, 194, Piccadilly, I.ondon. CONTRACT POR TAR. NArr-OFFICE, April 7, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -a- SION.ERS gf . His MeilESTT's NA rr, de hereby give Notice That on Thursday the 21st instant, at Oge o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con tract fur supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards, or any one or more of them, Ali STOCKHOLM or ARCHANGEL TAR. Distriietion of the Tar, and a form of the Teeder i mmy k sun at this Ogee. No Tender pill be received after one o'eloci, on the day of treaty, nor any noticed, mans the party, or an agent for him, attends. Every T.+ mint be accompanied by a Letter, addrenedto the Navy Board, and rigidly It.. responsible Perms, engaging to iecorne band, with the Pcrealheridering, in the nun of £5O per 100 Barrels of Tar for 'helm parlintemoce of the Contract. In the Course of the present WL ek will he published, pIERCE THE PLOUGHMAN'S CREDE. c a. • "The present impression of this curious Point will be printed from the First Edition, " Impritired at London by Rey. nold Wolfe, anno Domini ' and will form a small viAsone in quarto; it will be executed in the finest style, in black and red Letter, and the impression will be 'strictly limited to Two Hundred Copies. Considerably more than one half of the impression being already 4ubscribed for, Gentlemen desirous of securing Copies are particularly requested to be early in their application. Names to be sent to the Publishers, Lackington, Allen, and Co. Finsbury-square ; and Robert '1 rlphook, St. James's street, London. This day was publibhed, price lOs. 6d. the F i fth Edition, with Additions, of EMAR ICS on the OPHTHALMY, PSOR OPHTHALMY, and PYRULENT EYES .of NEW BORN CHILDREN ; to which is added, an Appendix on the Purulent Ophthalmy which has lately been Epidemical in this Country. Second Edition. By JAMES WARE, Surgeon, F.R.S. Printed for T. Underwood, Fleet-street; and J. Mawman Ludgate-street. Of wham may be had, published by the same Author, price 105.6 d. the Third Edition of OBSERVATIONS on the CATARACT and GUTTA SE RENA. And speedily will be published, by the same Author, A New Edition of OBSERVATIONS on the EPIPHORA, and FISTULA LA CHRYMAL'S ; and other Disorders of the Eye.