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This dgy was published, In One. large Vu! . eve. pric e 12 * . or roya l g oo . 15 s . THE TRIAL of Lord COCHRANE, the Hon. ANDREW COCHRANE JOHNSTONE, CHARLES RANDOM DE BERENGER, and ethers, for a Conspiracy. Taken in Short-hand by W. B. GURNEY, Short-hand Writer to both Houses of Parliament. Sold by Butterworth and Son, Fleet street; and Ggle, Curtis, and Eamon-, Paternoster-row. SALES BY AUCTION. CORPORATION OF THE AMICABLX •socurry FOR INSURANCE UPON LIVER. Instituted by Charter of Queen Anne, Anon 17011. 13th July, 1814. 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Si vis me cavere, cavendun: est PHmunt ipsi tihi. By the late WM. DOBSON, Esq. of Eden-Hall, Cumberland. I.ondon : Printed for Callow, Crown-court, Soho ; and Whit tingham and Arliss, 56, Paternoster-row. ' A f e w Copies of Part I. being the Classical Catalogue, re nnin unsold, price Is. CHEAP EDITION OF CREVIER'S LIVY. EDUCATION. THE Reverend JOHN EVANS, A.M. will, after the Midsummer Recess, even his Seminary, on Monday, August 8, 1814, for a limited number of Pupils, Pullin's Row, Welton. Forty Guineas per annum. He will have also a vacancy or two for Young Men finiahi:4 their Education, in a pleasaut apartment fitted up with Glebes, Charts, Maps and a Library wean Essay on EDUCAI lON, sth edition, with Chart of Edu cation, sold by Sherwood and Co Paternoster row. HIGHGATE CLASSICAL and COMMER CIAL ACADEMY; conducted by Mr. DUNCAN, whose System of Education comprehends the qualifying Young Gentlemen for Foreign or Domeatic Trade and the Public (Meer. 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THE BRITISH CONSTITUTIONAL CLASSICS—CompIete KT twins taus ate requested to complete their Setts immedi ately, as no single Numbers ern Le hsd after this and out Month. Any Author, complete, may be bad separate. 'this day were publia.hed, B LACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES on the LAWS of ENGLAND, With double Title-pages, to be bound in 4 or 8 volt:mei. at the option of the Purthes:r Ye Nos. Jell 2 0 De Lolme on the Constitution of Enghuith with Notts brought down to the present year; may be I Gond in one or two volumes 5 0 7 6 celebrated Treatise on Government ,Iv. 3 0 4 6 Juniu.'s Letters, 2 vols. 5 0 7 6 Burks Rtilections on the French Revolution 4 0 8 4.ontlen Printed for John Bell, Proprietor of the Weekly Messenger, Ciare-court, Drury-lane; and may be had of all the Buokselleis in the Kingdom. CATON ON DE1311.11 Y. This day was publl.hed, peke ss. Gd. second edition ' PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS onthe D EBI - 1.1 hIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on Onanism, Se ' mina! Weaknebs. nocturnal Emission, Gleets, Tabes Dorsaltb, Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the 'I beery of Generation. By M. CATON, SurgeGn, No. 10, Stanhope -street, Newcastle-street, Strand. Late of the United Husphalis of St. Thcmais and Guy's. Pr inted for P. Martin, Ozford-street, the corner of Orchard- Street, Leedom. Where may be had, Caton% Popular Treatise en the Causes and Distinction of the Varieties of Aattinia, with new, simple, and successful issuwations for the prey aotioa and treatment tat Asth kativia Fits, sirs PRACTICAL MILL -WORK. This day was published, io Octavo, Illustrated by numerous Plates and other Figures, PRACTICAL ESSAYS on MILL-WORK and other MACHINERY, Mechanical and De.criptive. By KOBER 1 SON ISOCHANAN, Civil E.nginter. Essay 1. 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Bve. price £2.25• Tin boards; and on larg e p a p e r, p r i ce £3. 3 4 . i n h oar d s , LIVII PATAVINI HISTORIARUM, ab • urbe Condita libri qui snpersunt, xxxv. Recensuit et nods, ad usum Scholarum, accommodatis illustravit. J. B. 1.. CRF:VIER, Em-ritus Rhetoricz, Professor In Collegio Dorrnano-Bellovaco, Universltatis Parisiensis. Londini ; Impensis J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street. " C'r.vier's Livy, ' says Gibbon, " contains a sensible Life of the His , orian, a judicious selection of the best remarks on his work, and displays as much intelligence as taste on the part of the Ediror." Ernesti speaks not less favoura'isly of ercvier s Notes. The neatness, cheapness, and correctness of this edition, will, it is hoped, give it a claim to the attention of Scholars. ANTI,WL ORNAMENTS. Useful to Architects, Ornamental Designers, Plate-workers, and to every Trade dependent on the Fine Arts, and particularly interesting to the Classical Antiquary, elegantly engraved in outline on 170 Plates, price aE:i. 3a. half-bound, small Quarto, and on large fine paper £5. :is. in extra boards. This day was published, A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE VASES, Altars, Patera, Tripods, Candelabra, Sarcophagi, &c. front various Museums and Collections, engraved in outline on 170 Plates. By HENRY MMES. With Historical Essays. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, I. Ornamental Dei.igns after the manner of the Antique. By George Smith. Quarto, £l. 15.. 2. Pergoleei Ornaments, In the Etruscan and Grotesque Styles, large Folio, £5. ss. boards. This day was publishtd, In One Volume, ivmo. price is in boards, TALES for COTTAGE KS.—Acceruttiodated to the present Condition of the IRISH PEASAN By MARY LEADBETTER, and ELIZ. SHAKI.ETON. Dublin: Printed fur Jobs Cumming ; and Gate, Curtis, and Fenner, London.-01 whom may be had, Mrs. Leadbetter's Cottage Dialogues; part First, price 25.-- Four h Edition. Mrs. Leadbetter's Cottage Dialogues ; part Second, price Cs. Mrs. Leadbetter's Landlord's Friend, being a Sequel to the Cottage Dialogues, price 2s. " It would swell this article to a very disproportionate size, if we were to extract all the passa7es which appear to us to merit no:ice. Indeed there is no part it which does not refle:t credit on the accurate observation and just views of the Author. The rich could scarcely make a more beneficial application of their bounty. They would be conveyit gto the cottage ut the po..r, in a sl.ape that could hardy fail to fix their attention, lessons of in dustry, frugality and virtue, which might produce tar happier effects on their domestic enjoyments, than a direct gift of twen7y times the sum which it would cost to do chic "—Review of Mrs. Leatlbi tier's Cottage Dialogues, part First.—Christina Obterver, April, 1811. This day was published, In one large Vol. square 12muo. price Ins. 6d bound, p o NTICK'S NEW LATIN - ENGLISH aid ENGLISH-LATIN DICTIONARY, designed for the use of Grammar Schools, and Private Edudation. Containing, al the Words and Phrases proper for reading the Classic Authors.— Accompanied with every improvement to supply the deficiencies of o her Dictionaries, and to enable the Scholar to parse an construe each word according to its various intetpretacoa-, by the best authors in the English tongue. To this Edition has ben added, a Classical Index of the Pre terperfects and :lupines of Verbs. A New Edition, revised and augmented throughout. By WILLIAM CRAKELT, A.M. Rector iii Nu rsied and Ilirld, in Kent. _•_ _ London : l'rinted for J. Mawman, 39;Ludgate-strt et ; F. C. and J. Rivington ; G. Wilkie; J. Walker and Co. J. IC: ton ; J. Cuthell ; Scatcherd and Letternum; CAM and Davie:: T. Booacy ; C. law; John Richardson; Llckington, trl Co. Li.r.gman, Hurst, Rets, Urine, and Brown; Damn, Harvey, and Co. J. M. Richardson; E. Williams; li. ett.ery anti Cl/ R. Baldwin; Cradock and Joy; :•thtrwtroti, Neely, and Junes ; Wit , . Curtis. and Inter ; and Wtittoo al.d tons. York. *„• Tue l'•,,vaie 1 htti.trus, or Latin Part only, may be had separately, price 64. NEW EDITION OF Olin; cl - I.4it OF iIISTORY. •,* : his Ednion of the Chart has undergone a thorough revision by the Author • it is inipioved by numerous important addi ti:ms and amenations, and nom! beautifu:ly 11,• plan will be found *tin more simplified, and events are brought down to the taking of pads by the ...lied Sovereigns, and their rg cent Visit to tots Country. skis Jay was published, the *third Edition, on a large Sheet ot Colutabier Urawirg Paper, price 7s. coloured, C3IMAE4 and Rollers loi.sci. Varnished 141. A CHART of GENERAL HISTORY, Ancient 17. and Modern, from the best Atithoritigs. By JOSEPH GUY, Author of the Pocket Cyclopmdia, etc. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 92, Paternoster-row. Panting!. School Hoo k e, by the same Author: _ . . Schap! Geography, 31 Edition, with Maps, price :s. red. Scheel Cyyheruig Book, for Beginners, in excellent Writing Payer, 2d hditisio,4to. price 3s. tid.halt-bound. Pocket Cyclopedia, or Miutellaoy of Useful Knowledge, 6th Edition, price 7%. 6d. ueatly bound. New British Reader, with the hard words explained at the head of each lessen, 7211 edit. price 4s. :mind. New British Spelling Bouk, 10th edit. price ls. 64. bound. New British Primer, 3d edit. price 6d. sewed. School English Grammar, 3d edit. decoy I smo. price 11.6 d. red. MI.I.KSHAM SPA. IHE .MELKSIJAM SALINE APERIENT WAFER, which was brought forward last Summer by Dr. Gin nes of limb, and was analyzed by him, by 1/r. Wilkinson, and by ethers, and of whose medicinal properties many well-founded inst:inces were then published, has again this season attracted many yid ors. The experience of a tweiventonth has amply ve. r fled the that were then formed, and its medicinal pow. rs have been found equal to its singularly curious.cbensical composition. I: is a klutiat e Aperient Water, containing, be sides its chalybeate impregnation, muriate of soda, muriate of imagist *la, and muriate of lime; and, as might be expected, has been found min. usly sees iceable in all Scro•ulous Affections, such as ihe sweilcd Gl.tuils of children as well as adults, and all those sores, o hich, from their indclent anti intractable nature, have been deemed strumous. It proves very serviceable in He r petic and Leprous Et Options, and in all those Affections of the akin that appear to arise from a disordered state of the elile,.ire organs. It improves the appetite, gives a due regularity to the flow of bile ' and produces a mild mid efficient operation on the bowels. Itappears to combine the properties of sea water with those of the purging Saline Spas ; and therefore It comprehends the qualities suitable to Scrophula, and Scorbutic and Bilious Disorders. May be had of Mr. Cooper, Wholesale Ageh% No. 9, Milk. street, Cbeapside; Messrs. Savory, Moore, and Denny, 136, New Bend.etreet ; Duncontbe, 199, Fleet.strett ; Hingebtan's, 93, Charade I Barber, .O, Sweetines.aUey, Cornbill, Lund= ; Biagio, Cora-meet s a d Nub, on the Back, Bristol; Waldron, Hotwells and Clift on; Messrs. Knight and Davies, Old Bond street ; Cuff, Mllsom-street,Bath; Musgrave; Exeter ; Squarey, Salisbury; Strode, Warmi nster; Coulson and Clark, Devises; Carlton, Swindon; Badly, Caine • Bonnie, Westbury; Wearing. Trowbridge; Hopkins, !Ward; Tr-ruder, Cersham; and Busher, Reading._ . Orders addressed to Thomas Ward, at the Spa, for say quantity of the Salute Water, will be penctoidly attended ta— May, lilt This day was published, Very neatly printed in Two Volume., Nvo. price 16s. boards, rIHE HISTORY of FRANCE, under the Kings of the race of Valois, from the Accession of Charles the Fifth in 1964, to the Death of Charles the Ninth, in 1574. By Sir NATHANIEL WM. WitAXALL, Kt. The Third Edition, with very considerable Augmentations. Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate.street, London,. Of whom also may be had, by the same Author, lately pub lished, the Third Edition, corrected and augmented, price 4s. boards, A Tour through the Western, Southern, and Interior Provin ces of France, in the Years 1775 and 1;76. Naylor's History of the Helvetic Republics, four volemes,Bvo. .Cl. 16s. in boards. GAMBLE'S NEW WORK. This day was published, in 3 Vols. 12mo. price !Gs. 6d. boards, SARSFIELD ; or, THE WANDERINGS OF YOUTH, an Irish Pale. By J. GAMBLE, Esq. Strabanc, Author of Sketches of History, Politics, &c. in the North of Ireland. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row. Also, by the same Author, A View of Society and Manners in the North of Ireland in the Summer and Autumn of 1812, 1 col. Sco. price Ins. ed. boards. " Mr. Gamble exhibits animated sketches of the prominent qualities of his countrymen, the inhabitants of the North of Ire land; and creates an impression on the attention of his reader, which is likely to remain, when more elaborate descriptions have escaped ft oin recollection."—Montl.ly Review, December, 1813. Where may be had, the following popular Novels. Anne of Brittany, an Historical Novel, iu 3 veils. price 18s. Gd. board.. I.t.tterx of the Swedish Court ; by the Author of the Old School. 4. boartl4.—‘ll,o, by the same Author, .I . lle Prison of Mon:ttuhan ; or,' rinses of Terror, price 6s. btls. Q TATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING THE IA Olt SEPTEMBER, 1814. Q ...... ... are .e 4 0,000 . 20,000 10,000 4,t 00 . 4, 4 00 2,500 0 ,000 ...... 1,500 1,000 55,000 SCHEME. £20,C00 10,000 5,(P.)0 1~ x:'11 5 10 ...... 15 21) ...... 2,750 500 2(4) le() 50 ... ...... :40 t4,t.uo 'r;el:e.iP. Jr: iootv NO FIXED PR I ZES !—Diyi of Pi r.ring : hay - - Ist SI..P: vd - - 13:1i ! , El' I ENIDER. 9d 1).11 - 17th Tickets and Shares 31" V 5.11.11 F Ly swivr 911,1 Co. the C9iitractors, tLeir Offices, No. 11, ProtTur ; I No. 31, ALDOAT:: 141011. No. 12, Cii 4itite; Citt•il; S7e iLr. rroce of a •I%cket .eit) 17 0 11.ilf (ou:trier - 331 t) 7 0 I EigLiii ,C^_ll fi .5 5 0 I hivck.wh - 1 7 0 TO THE CURIOUS IN STOVE, GREEN-HOUSE, AND EXOTIC By Mr. COCHRAN, On the Premises, o.) Mooday, the tath•of July, I S 14, and fol. loss ing Da) r, at Eleven o'Clock, THAT very Unique att.i aifsiCe COLLECTION; the study and labour of many Years, of Mr. TUGS! AS EVAN S. Crombie-row, Commercial-Road, Stepney; consisting of very handsome grow'd Stove Plants, Palms of great ntagnireds and value, Strelltzles, Musa's, and almost every thing that le new and curious in the Stove, Green house, and Pzotic Calk*. don from all Countries, Cape Plants and bulbs; with fire Bor. dere of Herbaceous Plants, Beds of Tulips and Ranunculus, large Climbers, Brick, Wood, and Glass work of three Stoves and large Green-house, sundry Pit Lights, Utensils, the The Collection being of such eminence, no comment on the Selection is necessary, and only from a seve-e attack en his health could have brought this valuable Collection to be parted with, so long the pride re the l'roprittor. To be viewed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. Webb, Florist, adjoining the Premises, where Catalogues may be had, andel Mr. Hill's Nursery, L aytonstone; at Messrs. Gordon and Co, Fenchurch-street ; Messrs. Fair and Son, Blackman-street, Doe rough; Mr. Mason's Fleet-street ; Me.sr s . Dick s on and Andes. son's, Coeerse-Gardssls and of tibil Auedosieer, No. 7, Duke. street, Grosvenor- pare. THE ELEGANT TURN! ruitE, GLASSES, PICTURES, BOOKS, PRINTS and DRAWINGS, &c. of DI I CHLEY MANSION, OXFORDSHIRE, the Property of the late Lord D,LLeN, By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, On the Premises, near Woodstock, on Monday, July 25, end following Days, precisely at One each day, by order of the Executrix and Executors, THE Modern and Elegant HOUSEHOLD L. FURNITURE, large Pier and Chimney-glasses, in superb frames; a few Pictures and Prints, a selection of Books, the complete and expensive range of Mahogany Bookcase. ' with wire pannelled doors, as fitted round the Library ; costly Chan deliers and Girandoles, a Drawing.room Suite of crimson damask, in Sofas, Chairs, and Curtains, a capital Billiard Tahoe, with Ap paratus complete, Axminiter ' Brussels and Wit:on Carpets, thirty-four Canopy, Dome, Four-post, and Field Bedstead-, and rich Chintz Cotton and Dimity Hatgitiga, and excellent Feather Beds and Bedding to each; Suites of Widow Curtains to match the Bed Han;!i:igs, Mesostiny Wardrobes and Chests of Drawers, Dressing-tables, and every Chaaiber Requisite, Sets of Mahogany Dining Tables, als4 Card, Pier, Lin, Pembroke and Sofa Tables, Sofas and Chairs, covered It, M.,racco, three Mahogany Settees, - richly carved, and of iottique and an extensive variety of useful dcinestic Annie% May be viewed four days preceding the Sale, and Cstalntuei had, at 3s. ea:h (to be returned to Purchas•-r.), at the Mansion ; Bear, Woodstock; Angel, Oxfsrd • Lamb, Witney ; Wt.ite Hart, Chipping Norton ; King's Head , Northkach; Angel, Per shore; Star and Garter, Worcester; White Hart, Broadway; of the Printers of the Bath and Cheltenham Chronicles; of Mesas. Williams and Brooks, Lincoln's Ina; at the Mart; and of Mr. Phillips, 7:5, New Bond-v.l-re, London. FERMIi ORNEV.. FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE-FREE, COBHAM, SURREY Nineteen NEes from Loninn. - . FATRMILE FARM tonttins about FOUR ilt; NI; it ED ACRES. commanding various ao.l beautiful Avs. The Proprieor baying made a more extensive purc-ase in an adjacent Cou:ity, this highly improved E-tate. fall of Manure, will he S 01,1) by ALICTL`N, at tb , WI.Le-I.lon Inn, Cebhaffl, on Monday the btit Anima next, in One or mote Lutes Without the parth. - ...• of any extra manner, but with the Itme and dung wade on . thu Watnt, it grow• annually t•-itsty- Oates of Wheat, and Seventy live Acre.. 14 .larinf Corn. It is athuirat.l7 salapt..d :o the suelcl•rg of and grass 11rilli tor the Londe* Marktt ; the most prof - cable and 4::114ill tyKcc.i y.t known, where At ICH: Ciil be g•vett. 1 IP re ate. two large litr:ta. t.• :11 r i r al s att.! a DA.:ll;:ig loow a': I .. os•al t. It; t.•. 1 C t !ta; AM). S , a,:tl , tiga for s:a rart• - ..et t r (i. Ste. Niu:r;re, t'. :.t 's• It 47. v.:l' ;1'1.11; I • Utrip.l to tea I 1 • C• I Or, ..t wt.tiss rt st to to Line., to to.: Dwein-16-I.:Jost..olsl on the !Sri. If 1-,,t by Aor:•().1 fl, of 0:1?, T.en, or "l'hree Lot it evi'l h.: 1e• One, .1 .- xo, •,r I hrro 1.(0, Abiu, !or Cr N'• y•ons Year.. i‘ , :!;I , • ' .•c.:t.•q f"r oh,: rept to be Te:siln. to be cc: Craw. ter., Cchltam; or to the on the Picini e 4, the 41.1 f gale. The Dwelling House, nearly new, was built w4l‘ r: • few to future ertnsion, and' ill form a part of 1. t't 4t. h suited to Officers of the Army and Navy ; many ilt,...t.gui-hed at:raved by the beauty aod salts!) ity of :he Coun ry, hav-ng already stvi in mimed a:e v cinicy ; anl is adapteJ to FAtaislisitmt hom 1:300 to Cstinto per annual. b: view 1 nut woad ty. and niAays. by 'lleitets. Apply to M e s.ra. Crawter., Cob!tana ; Mr. :rawer, Chancery lane, ; or to the 131;i:li on the Premises.—July 1, 141 I. SCROPPCI.OI/S AYOUNG LADY, of the age of 16, having been afflicted with t crophuletts Ukerations at.d extre,ne had health, was g;ven over as a hopeGss case by connect practitio ners. By the ow of tit', 1.38 UR If 's PATENT AN i iSt.:Oi4ASU tic DROPS,shehasrecovered her hea:tb, and btr present state pro tnises a pet fect care.--Wm. Joblin, of •he Pa-ish of Rot b:rlothe, from a weA rate of health, and Scropltuluus A.ffecur n of the Elbow Joiot, is alto by their mean. 1411 G ctly restore 1.--Ilan nab Thurston, tu,,a• r IVoodbridge, is ahle to leave her '..ted alter two years confinement, acd requests another hntrie, in hopes of completing her recovery. The efficacy of the Patent .%intscors tunic Drors is well known in I.ruptnins, Scut butic, (;Duty, and Bilious Affections. Sold wholesale by E. Edwards, 6G, St. Paul's Cl.urc'.i•yarJ; and retail at the Dispensary, 1. , soh° square, I.enden, boats* of 65.; double, 101. 6d I and I.tr,;er, XI. 2s. duty includ.A. COMPOUND EiIiENCF, PM. Fo prevent Counterfeits, lie Genuine Melieine Lis a Meek Ink Stamp.—Mr. S. may consulted ?creamily, or Ly fetus, at the Dispensary, nn the uwal Pl 0re5140%41 rtllll4. RIK THE 1 - LETII. Patronized and used by th ItotAt D yr, r 4. TROIfEItitORIF.NTAI, DENTI FItICE; or ASI.I ric TooTH.pow DER, I,as I.ern fur tpwards of 30 yews known to the Public by tke hem ficial of. whirl. it has produced to Thousands of Persons, by r.•to: ins, bea:gifying, and strengthening tl.e Teeth, when in a perishable avid arcayeti state. One hex alone se suffici.ont as a telt of the renovating rx cellenee of this Powder, which eradicates fre:n the Teeth every noxious disease, sweetens the breath, and gives a rolish Of 4 supe rior nature to the Enamel. Mrs. TROLTER feels It necessary to etbserve, that there are Persons travelling about the Country, and a..e hi the Me tropolis, who vend counteeeit Powder, with the " Asia tie," " Oriental:* Re. She therefore cautions t, .e Public, by observing, that none are genuine but what are Mll4 Le 011 the Stamp, and signed with her name, in fur own Land.writinL ; and that they eau alone be b.d puuine at ter ‘Varellouge, BILIIIMORT-BUILDRNOS, STRAND; of Mr. Beall.at , , 14tIgEist ; Mr. Simmons and Mr. Mills Portsnicuth ; Mr. Johns.n. t :us pert • Mr. Webb, POrtllei ; Mr. Lucas, Southanip:ou ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury • Mr. Hamilton, Guernsey; lack. ROD, Plymouth ; Mr. Congdon, and Mr. Grenville, tit ni.toth dock; Mr. '1 hompson, and Mr. Arnold, isle of Wig' t . %fr. Aldred, Yarmouth ; henspson, Chatham ; Mr. Jar , bs, Mr. Vise, and Mr. ideyler, Bath; M n.s hiamet. dirro ; Mrs. Sheerness ; Mr. Kobe?, Harrowgate ; Mr. Jefferson, Lle tpt N lan y Shearclift, Bristol Library ; Messrs. hittl. Alla CO. daft/ ; Mr. Janaillon, Capei-street,Deblin ; Mr. Smith, lbatue-sti vet. ditto; Mr. Bet.jantio, Rochester, Mr. !Bolden, Cut 'maul ; anti every capital town in Scotland and lrcland.