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ADDITIONILL LETTERS, in Answer to the Rev- Mr. WOYLE.Y's ATTACK On Sir WII.I.IAM DRU MMOND's CEDIPUS J V DAICUS. Cnn. tn.:fling a variety of ii.terekiting Blau CA L. Cituricissi, elucidating the Sacred Whitings. By VINDEX MUCUS and CANDTD6S. TO THE ARMY. -- . ANTS a SITUATION, at MtSSM4N W ant REGIMEN I - , a Person whe can be well mow mended from those he has serYed,z—Letteri addressed to A. is to* left at the Post-011ee, Rochester. •-- RESOLUTIONS : .1. That it appears to this Meeting, that_the distress arising out of th , : savages of war in Germany, and other parts of the Con- Mot, is inconceivably great, and loudly calls on the British Na tion for the exercise of its accustomed beneficence. That this General Meeting; convened by the Committee arpoit:ted in the year 1805, for Relieving the distresses in Ger many and other parts of the Continent, approves most cordially of de oject of the Committee,and especially of the prompt mea *cm taken at their Meetings of the 14th and 78th of January: anticipating the liberality of the British public, and sending ilia racdiste succour to the places in greatest. need. 3. That an addnion to the Subscriptions already opened by the Commlttee be now applied for, to meet the relief they have al natty cr. l .ered, and that the Committee be desired, without delay, to cseits utmost endeavOurs to procure further contributions, to a n, , v!ate as much as rossible the present unparalleled distress on at Continent. 4, That it be recommended to the Committee in the distribu tion of the funds to observe the. strictest impartiality, aid that the messiire of distress in each place or district do regulate the pr l:onion of relief to be afforded. 5. that the several Bankers in the metropolis and the country he, and they are hereby requested to receive Subscriptions for this great object of charity ; and that; the country Bomkers be, and they arc requested to remit the amount received, on the first day of March, to Henry Thornton, Esq. litartholemew-lane, with the names of Subscribers, and to continue the same on the first day of each subsequent month. 6. That the Clergy of the Church of England, and Ministers of all religious denominations, be and they are hereby earnestly requested to recommend this ilft , cir taut object to their several congregations, and to make public collections in aid of itt funds. 7. That all the Corporate Bodies of the United kingdom be, and they are hereby respectftdly requested to contribute to this important object. S. That the most respectful Thanks of this Meeting are due, .111 that they be presented, to his Royal Highness the Duke of essex, for hiscondescending and immediate acquiescence in request that tee would take the Chair on this important oc- AMERICAN PAPERS. Sold by Sistawood, Neely and Jones, Paternosrrr•tow, and all Bookielle N. tiOtISE OF REPRESENTATIVES, lAN. 17. 'he House went into a Committee of the whole, on the Bill for raisitig 14 Regiments of the force ku tlrrised to be raised by the Act of January, 181 P. Mr, Kind, of IsTJrti. Carolina, in the Club-. Mr. Srocstrox immediately rose, and punctually dis charged a debt which he owecho Mr. ixozatou., of Pennsyltania, for a perversion of lits (Mr. S's) ob servations on the Bili last Saturday. The chastise ment W;:s a very severe 03e; and Mr. INcaraeoct., as soon as he viuld get the floor, PE odrstly replied. Mr. Srocimin made some further observations against the Bill. Mr. SilIPlll.-Rb spoke at large against it also. Messrs. M'Krte, IsP LEAN, and WiLt4oN re plied. The Committee, on motion, rose, reported Fog.ress, Ani had leave to sit again. The Rouse Adjourned At four ''clock. A spirited Meinorial of the Inhabitants of Deere ariust the present War with Great Briclin, was presented, and cgoimitted to the Hon. Messrs. LLOYD of B-ston, MILLS of 14orthampton, and Bowan) of Navbury-purt. • This day Iva, published, In 3 Vols. price £l. ISs. boards, the Third Edition, with consi derable Additions, of • A TREATISE of the LAW S,' for the RELIEF and SET FLEMENT of the POOR. ES , MICHAEL NOLAN, Of Lincoln's 13:1, Esq. Barrister•at•Laty. London: Printed for 1. Eotterwiirtls and Sop, FF!er-stiviet. This day were published, In Three 'Volumes, royal S:o. price .£4. 4s. lr, boards, EPO RTS of CASES argued and _deternuned in . the COURTS of CONIMO'.4 PLEAS and EXCHE QUER, CHAMBER, and. in the HOUSE of LORDS; from Easter Term, 36 , h Geo. 11l 1796, to Trinity Term 39th Geo. 1799, bcr h inclusive, with Tab', -s of Cases and principal nratttrs. 15y 101-I›l BERNARD HOSANOUI4T, Of Lincbl•is. Inn, E.g. Barrister-at-Law; and CHRIS f OPHER • Of the Itmer Temple, F q. Barristor-at-I.v.v, The Second Edition corrected, with Refer e nce'. London : Printed for I. Butterworth 'and Son, -Fleet-street; and 1. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. • • EAST INDIA 116 USE, Ittbdifory 11, 1814. ' THE COURT DIRECIORS of 14 UNITE]) COMPANY' of MZRCUA NTS ff L AND, tradi v t, the EAST INDIES, ha;.ritig received n ttie following Letter: from Humphrey Howarth, Erq. Chairman Of the Select Com mittee appointed by the Cleatr4l Court 6n the Gib of October la .t, viz, ACCEPTED ADDRESSES. This day was published, in one vol. small svt). price Cs. in hoar'.~ A CCEPTED ADDRESSES; or, PR"E' I / 4 41UM POLTARUM : to which iiiadled, tklacbeth Travt•stie ; in Three Aces; and Miscellanies, by sev..l-4! hands. London: Published by thomas Ton No. Ii I, Cheapside ; Wm. Allason, St, Ilotri•stNet ; J. Dick, Ed!nlnirgh; and all other booksidiers. Of whom, may be had, just published, the 7th Edition of Jokebv, the Butiecque of Rokeby, price ss. 6d. •' To the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Horner ` able the Court of Dtrectors of the,l.aNt-likia Company, &e. &c. &c. EU7'Cil PAPERS. CF.NTAAMCNI " In compliance with a ReToltrion or the Select Committee 1 " appointed by the General Court on the Os Octolivr, Issis, ' " passed on the 25th ult. directing me to signolt the Whole or " their proceetltngs to a Court of Provietors, I have the honour " to request that you will br pleased to cause.). General Court to " be summoned for that purpose. " I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, " Your most obedient humble servant, " H. HOWORTH, 4 4 Chairman of the Select Committee. " Berkeley street, February I I, 1e14." The Court of Directors do hereby give n' ice, That a General Court of the sa.d Company a ill be accordingly held at th . eir House in Leadenhall-street, on FrA ay, the 25th instant, at eleven o'clock iu the forenoon, LK- the r . u.p4rs stated in the said Letter JAMES CORB, Secretary.' kONIGSBERG, JANUARY 23. We are every Moment its expectation of the arrival of her I\l.4i,=.lity the Empress of the: Russi4s, as prepnitions have been made for her reception to-day. The Royal Prussian Civil" and Military Authorities * 'and some Russian troops that were accidentally hire; h:tvc left the city, in respect to this august visitor.— The place is, to be illuminated, and a play is to be acted, in, compliment to her Majesty. VETUS'S 1. i TERS, PART HI. This day was published. price IPs. 6d. boards. THE LETTERS of VETUS, I'art Il T. from No. 17 to 37 inclusive, with stuns-under diffcunt Signa tures, being those written during the year 1813; accompaniod with a copious Preface, explanatory Notts, and other Additions. „ 41 ' ST AT VEIVS." Ovid—Amorum. 1.. 3. Eleg. 1. 1. 1. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones,.Paternover row; J. M. Richardson, Coral'? ; and to be had of alt Moksellers, Of wftom maybe had, the Two First Parts of Venus's I.ttli.rs, price 9s. boards. BERLIN, JANUARY 24. " We just learn, that the journey of her Majesty the Empress of Russia has been dclayed by the heavy a 1 I of snow, between Memel and Konigsberg. Amount already advertised - 11114,8116 7 0 IUISCIIII O TIONII UNCL RICIIIVED. Feb. 15. Mr. R. Eitshall , 30 10 Nfteheil and Vena 10 10 MN: Latirence • 1 1 "Irsnas Lett and Sons 60. 0 Thr*eler.:.otato ditto 0 9 Raper and Themes 10 10 E. V. Carter * . 0 . 10 kir. Wint•on 3 0 '111". E. 10 o • Mu Guikusard 5 0, At Messra.coulta & Co. • At Streatham Chapel, • Hon. FrLl: North ; 10 0 after a Sermon, by the Rev. James Greville 6 0 Rey Mr. Mullen 107 14 Mrs. Van Gelder 2 0 A. S.sgecl2, for the Suf. Mr. Brown 1 i fere% CLihiren o 10 Mrs. Brown, 10s. ed. S. S. 1 0 A Lady At the Swedish Chapel, At Messrs. Mrs & Co. London, after a Ser. loo' Hssiger, Esq. 10 10 Mon, by the Rev. Dr. , Robsrft,Hoggi& Cowley 20 0 Stamm*, .517.165. 6d. Will , am lioiconibe, Esq. 10 i 0 Mara-Gen. Brothwick 50R. P. Glyn, Esq. 10 10 A. E. W. .. -, 5' 6 Kilgour, Savage, sad Wards and Thornrens - Scot a fartherSubscriptlon, . One uho admires Ger making lh the whole, man Virttus itos 84 0 Rev. R. J. Halifax LoniohDockCompany 105 0 Mr. Tay:or Res. Dr.Thos. Vughcs, At Messrs. Goslings per Msesrs.'l"wining 10 -0 , % ard Sharpe. . John Hugt.ts, Esq. de. 2 0 George Cooke, Esq. Lin -0.11. Whder, Esq. 5 0 coin's-ism . , 1 5 f. Hanebath 1 1 Sir JolinKennaway,l3t. 10 0 R. M. 1 1 I,ady Olivia Sparrow .. 20 0 At Messrs. Marini Stone, At Messrs. Pybus & Co. and Martin.. . • • Thomas Scats" 10 0 Garnet 'Ferri, Esq. 10 10 From Lloyd's George Mathes*, Esq. 5 5 • Rix, Gorham, and Co. 7 il lobn Earle, Esq. 20 0 Bernarde Glade, LS. EO 0 Miss Patty Durell • 2 0 C. A. Übde • . 25 0 lir. Wm. Marton., jun. 10 10 A. S. Buttner - 10 0 At Messrs. klarzin, John William Newby 1 0 Itutseat, & Co. S. and Ss 2 111 Joseph Palmer, Esq. SO 0 Mr, Towers 5 0 I i rs. Palmer , 20 ...0 A. S. • - 2 2 I:oll.fratinnaird 10 0 ?raids; Mackworth, & Ilro.Downhtg,Kleights. Newcomb* MO 0 brUse 5 5 Fournier and Gore ' 50 0 Geo. Devilling, do. £2.126.651. John Rae, El. Ashford 10 0 C. Downing, do. .Ce. 12s. 6d. Samuel Fenn, Esq. 5 5 At Messrs.. Birch & Co. • Jvho Da'''. Esq. 20 0 Rea. Thomas W lelte . S S James DodslPy Coff, Esq. Mr. Jelin Holland 1 0 • - Bank of England 10 0 C. S. . 5 o Sehscriptinns rectived at the Bars of the City of I.ondon ta- stern; Lloyd'. Colfe.:- louse; Stack 'Exchange; and at all thel Bankers in 'lowa and Country. . . IL N. MARTEN, Z 91 ,,, i siti . • LUKE HOWARI), S -re VIENNA, JANUARY ed. The new balloting of troops, which harbeen or. dered-for the whole Empire, impose; upon Hungary the necessity. of raising 60,000 men. wlych are to bd in the field by the end of nest month. General Nugent is posted with an army of from to 10;000 men at Nugent. . s RECREATIONS IN NATURAL HIST° alr. On the Ist of March next will published, he &my Bvo (handsomely printed, and to be completed in twelve monthly Numbers) No. I. price 4i. of A RECRETIONS In. NATURAL HISTORY; or,, Popiller Sketch-s of British Quulroped‘i desdih!ng their Nature, Habits, and dispositions, and interspersed with art gine Anecdo tes. Etutteltishf. , L pith numerous Engravings and Wood Cuts, from Portraits of Anitnals, painted by the. first Muter!. London! Printed, for the Proprietor., ; and pnbliahed by Wit. Liam Clatle, New Dood-street ; A. Motteno, Pall-Mall ; J. M. tiichazdsan, CornhillF and Sherwood, Neely, sad ioni , s, noster-row; and may be hasl of every Bookseller is the Pnited Kingdom. TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. ' TH E Sight of tho Agel is restored, the 'WeAle Sight strengthened, and the Perfect yighr preser,s4. - upbn unerring principles; by BRADBERRY's PA" r Ebrr BPIiCrA • CI.ES, 352, Oxford-street. To prevent dissprsotinent, he parr ticuktr in observing,it is not a 4frp, but a Priver. House, 'next door to the Fishmooger's t betweea Swailow-greet, acid Mn*. street. 5 .0 • • DORDT, FEBRUARY IL Since the ratifying of the capitulation of Ooreum s the Brabanters who -belonged to the garrison desert frorn it by hundreds, that they may not be conducted,. with the French into Prussia. Tfie day before Ye.rter.. day 440 of them, escorted by a detachment of Dutch infantry, came to Papendrecht, and were from thence to march to Rotterdam ; and yesterday 19 3 atldi. tionai Brabant deserters reached the former place. It appears, indeed, that this desertion is overlooked by the French Commandant, as most of them came out of -the fortress with their knapsacks, and some with wives and children. To-day-200 more of them came -out (it Gorcum to Hardinlsveld ; some Frenchmen, who wished to follow their example, were sent back by our advanced posts. It was probably the almost daily mutinies of the Brabanters which ctlnpelled the French Commandant ' iikcapitulate. The Arkel gate is now gu irded by a detachment of Prussians. About 1100 houses in the town were injured by the bombardment, 100 'at which were totally destroyed. FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 2. We yesterday received by a courier the pleasing intelligence, that the two battalions of the Frankfort contingent, which were shut up in the fortress of Gle. gau, are now on their march to.return hither. Ma. ;or Vogt, who conithanded, has acted with great spirit and propriety ; he firmly dcilared to General Plane, the Governor of the fortress, that as he now, with the troops under his orders, formed a portion of Ge army'of the Allies raised for the deliverance of ermany, he could no longer Act against the block*. ding corps ; he, in consequence, received the Goren. , klO6l permission to depart ; and in a few days we , may expect to see these 'brave troops amongst us. Fes. S.—Her Majesty the Empress of Russia to, day arrived here, and alighted at the Hotel of Darm stadt, where shewas received by all the troops of our garrison drav:n up under arms, and by the inhabitants,. with everrdeasonstration of respect. The Etnpress departs to-morrow for Darmstadt. eo p TO *THE LApiFs. FOR TUE TEtTH AND GUMS. • littiTTLEß's celebtated VEGETABLE TOOTH PI{WDER is, with confidence, recommended to the U-e ot the Publ.e, as the most diadems Preparation for lin:Serving the Teeth in a noun d-stateoven to old 3gi:, andproelneing a-pearly whiteners without impairing the Enamel. It intpirts a firmness and beautiful redness to tha (Mune % to tl:elireath the most de , {getable Sweetn;As ; and if used constantly as directed, wilt pre vent the Tooth-ache, Gum Boils, and Swelled Face, by rentoviug - its c.sive —the Scurvy in the Gums. Price Vs. 9:'. tic box. EIJTI.ER's Superior LAVENDER WATER, front Its elegant frn t ;iaccy, has re•celfred the Approbaimir of their Royal High- , nt-Nv.:s the P rincess atid•Prineess Charlotte of Wales, and ofsnany Ladn:s of diefirst Distinction: Price 4s in half-pint bustles. old wtuilesale awl retail by the Proprietor R. Butler, 4, Cheapside, cortu:r of St. Paul's Chu* eh rl, I ; rod retail by Crew, Spragg, Betsm and Mali, Vuttsmolith ; Hall, Harding, and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory. Hope, and *fonts, Poytsea; Trewynan, Exeter; Cbokwintliy,GlenvtUe,Gll - and Hotta:A i Plymouth ;' Bull,'"Waterford and Dublin; lilaxter au.l,ll•l'Donsiel, Glaszo*;SnUtb, Manderston, Scott, and lit Edinburgh ; Qrutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, ; White. Melte° ; Rob erts, 4eldun, and Ruff, Cheltenham; Chreg son and 1111) Inge, Edwards 4nd l'eney, Liverpool ; Stains and LynAb, Mastritest4r ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and 11u14, Bir ntinghsrn ; Gregory, Brighton ; and of most respecutble iviedi ,cine Venders in the Kingdosn, in Doses 4e. 9d. each. -2 . C 5 5 • 0 S CATON'S WORICS. • • 'Phis day was - A new Edition, price 54. illustrated with Cases, 1. .A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the. PRE. 3 - VE'eITION sSCURE of the VENEREAL I ntsr...As4 in both SF..)S.F.S, and its consequences; In which h mill and cut - cesafu' made of 'Treatment te'poineed out, including Obsetvatioii 4 on Strictura, Glens, Cutanetah Eruptions, Ima;ittary Vin. real Ll;geases, &c. &c. !Mended eta Guide agsfait tho dangerous e: b ,:cts of this baneful malady; By 'T. M. CATON, Surpcm, - Late of the Uuitetl Hospiials of St. 'I hturhs's acrd ~3ny's. 9. A "Lreatise on fadigestioti, being an. Enquiry it.to the Dis ra‘es arising and cormrhtod with the Functions of the Stomach, with ttematks cm the I.iver and its influence on the Gastric `System. To which Ire prefixed, some gt octal Observations on Scrofulous and Ct . :museum Diseases., Price 35,. .3.. A Popular Treatise on the Pr:vent ion an i Cure Of the - tilt'- : &relit Stages of Asthma, and Winter Ceugh, with new and s t ic,- cce,ful lotttroctions for 114 e Prevention and Trernieut of Apt,- ma - k tits. Fourth Edirt , m, Fries. 3s. 4: Practical Observations uti the ilebilittes, natural and ar• quired, of the Getusative Organs of both ,Sezes o includi4 the 'theory of Generation, &c. Price Es. rid. 5 A Prattkal Trea.l4.• on &trial, Dlrkeses, litchi/Eng ()Wee. vations ort Pat - turit:.on, Lactrt ion, and the Disoitit.rs incident to those important changes. Price 3s. 6d. . Pr'snted for Sitetwood and Co. 90, Paternoster-r 4; and S. Martin, 25, I htlits-street, Cavendish-square, London. Tl - 11:: Change of Affiiirs on the Continent having cansed a &eat demand for HUSH I.INENS, bas consider ably enhanced their prices.. .1 he Delfts:4 Company Inform chi: ttnt they have a large orbit 6n hand, which they oiler at the Old Price*, lull 20 per Cet:t. loiter than a: y other esta blisitoset ; and respectfully invite a candid oomparhon to prove the truth of their assertion. A single piece sold at wholesale price, of warranted fabric, for tiorability,,bleached on the grass, without chemical acid. No abateureav made, aid the money returned it a fad: appears. Cab for Ir:trit Notes.—Orders per post correctly attended to by their Agento, Estoows,liu ace, and'O'Kver a, 60, Great Rus aell-streut, Bloonr3bury. THE FINEST PRODUCTION EVER KNOWN .1S RO NYLAND'S NIA CA SSA it 01 L. ITS virtues, composed •of Vegetable Ingredients fram the Ward of Macassar, in the Eabt Indies, are far beyond rulogium for eradicating all impurities of the human hair, and producing a lusuriar.t growth on bald places; . produces a %rug curl, and permanent, so that nit damp ai? can obliterate k ; gnu, s heat:Alta glees; promores the growth if wttiskers, roe trnws, mustachios, f‘e. 1 " Prcemitietti vixtues have gained the august petrlsstsge of Rnyalliittlstiessee the Protect's of Wales and Duke de Sus 4x, his r‘crette Highness the Duke of Drurtneiekt and 'Ex'. itsbracy she .Duke del O•A'aeltado, by their express Andlority.e.- A4o by moss of tke Nobility, and Ountienien of the Blasi and Army. • . - • Russland's Triattee on the 'Hair. keßchlse 4 with each bottle, wor.by the arttntion of all tamales. As ilos book is prllurd, and the Oil enuoterfelrO, It it especilly rarcessary to °Waive, eltac each genuine bottle is signed on the label in red Ink, "' A. Rowland aid Sioi." Sold at xi. Si. los. est and 411.15. per bottle ; by the side Pro talentrs, A. Rowbuol mil Son, Kirby-street, Hatton-Gasden; and by Heroines Perfutners to her Majesty, Titcle borne - stree t ; Mewl. Ikefiey and Blew. Pbalteners, Dock-sow. sued ; Mr. Smyth, Perluottr,- 117, NAM Bond-street • Mr. 'Jerry, 17, Greek - street; and by - ell Perinnters and Medicine Vanier, in eveSy Town b oast the Enuelrei • Ahio, ROWLAND'S ES 4EiktCE of "[IRE, for cher.iinc the esktur' of Qie tiair p at is.6d. per boAks• • . . • FAMILY IARBWINGt- EEDFIA.M, RAWLINS, liud Cp..l4tenteet o f 1.1 the POKTABLII FAMLLY BRAWIN.G MACHINE, re-pect fully Wain Cie itiobititV, Gentry, iinStbe.Public, that in coasequaialie of Fire in Skinna-seraig, they bava.rioniattrd to the.h. premises, No 2513, (I•ear die Hay-market) P cuddly where 1;141 hope •to be honoured *with a continuance of that W bt ral patronage tlrey have.hithavto etlierlenced. TA* Machin combines :be Fire-place; Coppers, 1 1,4413 h Ton, tinder Back, Hop Back, and Working Tuts; in tine titerisil; ettuek its compact, durable, and convenient, - and worked by a method sniple and certain in its operation. The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small' Families, or the most ettetelve establishments. N. R. and CO. have the pleacure of saymg, they have root re spectable testimonials, ati:l can give references to Gentlemen hi ,1 own and Country, who have bad' experienceof Use utility of tbc;invenlion. Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London ; and Nn. 10, Wine street, Bristol; also by the principal FurMshing Ironmongers ha the Unsaid Kingdom. - N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine for pubic inspection, every Tue.daq,ie I .ondol and Rust .1. TO LAST AND WI:Sr-IND! t. AMERICAN, ADM RUs- SIA MERCFLAN'IS. • T P. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the Mer 1, , chants of England, and.Tra3ers in general, that, for the coneerietite of sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of .PENPERbIINT, and abet Medicines, in the bands of Mr. ED- P/ARDS, 60,Se. Paul's Church-yard. Phis Essence la a safe,Afectual, and pleasant remedy, in flaw letreles, gouty and odiottcy'pains in the stomach and bowels, inta ge,eio isystetica, sea-aickness, nausea attendant on pregnancy, relaxtlahia and ii Luse arising from atmospheric heat, want nT appal's, home from inclementaweather, the abuse oflipiritemis liquors, and in the s;asmodic dice:ion of the stomach and bowels soeommon td infahte,' adapting the dose to the urgency of the me: As a Family Mudicine, as' lilt the Army or Navy, R will, be found a valuable acquisition. Jortt eta EMENC It of Porsotamtwr Is so well known as a va luable Family Medieirie, thatthe principal object of this ativer aisgmesit is to gat rd purchasers against the numerous Counter feits which are prepared by Druggists, ace. especially if the order is for Exportation. fhe only caution J. P. Heath can give, is to see that J. P. Haw ra, Nottingham, is engraved on the govern ment Stamp. Stiidiwbolcsale and retail, by Edwasols„ . No. 40 9 St. rauf slyintra.yard, ist Bottles ) 1:1. 84. lind Is. lid.. • SCAOPHve.ove CASES. AYOVNG LADY, of the age of 16, having been affitetol with krophulous Ulcerations ar.d extreme pail health,- was given over as a hopeless case by eminent practitio- , nets. iiy the use of SPII.SSURY's PATENT 414TISCORBU1'IC DROPS o linelialitecoverera her health, and her present State pry fishiest perfect care.—Wm.jobßn, of the Parish of Rotherftitbe, frt rn a %mit state of health, and Scropbnlous Affection of the Elbow Joint, is also by their means perfectly restore.l.--4lxo nah 'Thurston, near Woodbridge, 1. able to leave her bed after two years confinement, and requests another bottle, in hopes of Tompietlug her recovery. The efficacy of the Patent Antiscor butte Drops is well known in Eruptions, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Elbows affections. ' Sold-wholesale by E. Edwardi, C 6, St. Paul's Churchyard; and retail at the Dispensary, 15, sal-.square, London, in bottles of 61 ; double. Ws. 6d ; and largest, .' l. Ys. duty included. Committal Eiscucc, Ss. fo prevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine has a Mack Ink Stamp..s...-;Mr. S. may be consulted personally, or by letter, at the Dispensary, on the usual Professional Terms. • ANTI-IMPETIGINES. 9PHE celebrated ANTI-I MPETIGINES, or So. I,,naAn's Drops (without mercury, er ether deleterious pre-, paratlou), stared in the highest estimation for the cure 'of the Starry, scrofula, I.eprosy, and all disorders originating in an ins, pure rate of the blood; being gradual, gentle, and almost im perceptible, in their operation—the heat substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral Mercury, vweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel all tiozious and impure juices, give strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and juvi• gorating both hotly and mind. Another su;sply is just received, and fur sale by Mathews and Leigh, its, Strand, London; A. Smith, North Bridge, Edin burgh ; and all Medicine Venders. Pelee I is. each, or four in one family bottle for 333. by which one I Is. bottle is saved, with the words " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamir. Whete may be had, the celebrated ABSTEItOENT LOTION for elbmoiring all kinds of Pimples, Tetterthilloyenorms, Car.' - buncles, &c. from the Pace aed Skin. " Beauty " Tbat seals so sofcly in the stripling'} heart, " And fives it a mew entire unknown before." Pries as. id. and 21 9d. a beide, duty included. Be careful to observe the words, " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved In lie Stamp, without which none vs genuioc. 46 . 4 Dr.tolomon aspects, when con/tilted by letter, the usual compliment of a one irotuid note 'to be inelosed, addressed— Money Linger. Dot lotion, (Algid blame, Paid jiosible pomp " DOW Liverpool. GENEVA, JANUARY 26. Count Bubna has left Monthiel, and come hither. He has .detachments at Bourg and Pont-d'Ain.— Marshal Augereau is at Lyons, where he lan some troops ; and, it is said, expects reinforcements. It is reported that General Zachmeister has taken Fort Bureau. into which the French had retired, who had left Chamberi. Tills fort, which is on the road of Grenoble, commands the entrance to Dauphiny. TherZUPERATURE OF MK HUMAN FRAME.—It is a well-authenticated fact, that the teml erature of the human body is the same in all climates —irregularities' being found to be its greatest ba:ie : if its functions :ire regular, gond health is its natural st i.e. Nothing tends more to render them irregular than sudden • transitions from heat to cold ; yet uur necessary avo cations—and evett our amusements, as men as re moving from on: climate to another, naturally render us liable to this evil; to counteract this (aud which appears to be drpe effectually) Mr. MiLLAan, the Proprietor of the Znst India Warehouses, Cheapside, has invented his Patent 7 wipe Cloth, to regulate the perspiration ; and, from the reports of the fi rst expe rience, it is found to answer tLe most sangiune eapec. tation ; and will, no doubt, prove moat hreaeiai to mankind in every part of the globs where it is ilauo7 ductd. • OFFICE OF ORPNANCE, Fetntary 9,1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of AU Afif- J'ESTT's ORDNANCE, le'kerriy siva notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 2crtlq of March next, from such Persons as may be drilling to undertake the Supply of WOOD HOOPS, for Service of this Department, for a period of three Years, determinable at the expiration of one Year, upon Notice of three Month!, at the option bf either P4rty. Samples of the Hoops may be viewed upon application at the' Principal Storekeeper's Office In the Tower; and further Patti. , culars, together with the terms and conditions of the Contract, may he known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of on and four o'clock, where the Proposals must in delivered sealed up, and endorsed 46 Propo sals for Wood Hoops,;" but no Proposal can 5; admitted :the , ' the said Yd day of March, at 12 o'clock at mew ache same day, neither wilt any Tender be noticed unleta the party makhig It or an agent on his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Bt.ard, ,R. If. CREW, Setrettrry.