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I . ' ',,,.. . 'l' 4.. • :.: ~,Z o : -....72111111.6.."...1111.1.11111111111.11111.111111.111111111.111111117W117 1 114 Z. ' . • ~ ...- . . ' (";:i:, -;1'-.1.11147;f•cl.n • 0............mi0ntr....... ._ . .. 'IM . , Imam"! wf1.... 9.mm...a I ' . 4 1 II ( S _ T ,bt :T• . , k., ' l7 4' . 4 * .qr " d i'' ..... .P1N......4, ~,.... pr.... - R. •sr - : ' ) , .._. ar . . ...... ___ 1 THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1817. Nr I:ER 9503. Pnr rtievr:v- PENCE. GCARROLL, the Contractor for the prep= . neve. has the greatest pleasure in observing the gelettal satisfaction afforded by the Scheme This has been evinced by the rapid Sale of the rickets, which, at such an early period of the I.Ottery. can only arise from the circumstances of there being so few Numbers (only 2,900), and the probability of their being, all sold long bet ore the 11th of SEP ram Bli R, the. Day of Draw. Though this is so mall a Lottery. it contains 2 ... Prises of ... 416,000 2 ....... ..... 4,000 9 2,000 2 1,000 12 ....... . 500, &c. &e. Anti as tbe above 416,000 Prizes trill each be entitled to £4,000 more. they will in efr-ct be the same as if they were butts drawn the eld•fashioned favourite Prins of 410,000. As there are Two Tickets of each Number, Advehturers, py raking a Double Purchase at 0 CARROLL's Offiees. 7, Cote and 116, Ottroan 'rater. where the last .600,000 Prize w:.3 Sold, may obtain a magnificent Capital of FOR l'Y THOU - AND POUNDS! A CARD. MRS. SOUTHALL has now. ONE VA. CANCY for an Young Lady or Gentleman, whase Friends are desirous for them to try tbe elescy of the Malvern Watera.--Partleuhrs of the Establieliment inay be known by Laws, poet paid, addressed to Mrs. Southall, Library. Malvern. P.S. , References of the very highest respectability will be given. REDEMPTION OF LAND TAX. AT EIGHTEEN YEARS PURCHASE. SALES BY AUCTION. IVOTICE is hereby given, That the Provisions 11 contained in the Act of the 53d Oro. ill cap:l23, enabling Persons to Redeem Land- Tax charged on HOUSES or other BUILDINGS, with the Appunt names, not exceeding its the whole Our-fourth pan ot a Statute Acre, at EIOH MEN YEARS PURCHASE on the Amount of Land-Tax, are con tinued by the Act of last Session (57th Geo. 111. cap. KO), until the 44th June, 1848 By Order of the Commissioners foe executing the Acts MAT fIiEW WIN lilt. Taz.ClMlre, London, July 31, 1817. ROXBURCHSHIRE, NEAIt JEDBURCH. VALUABLE. ESTATE, abounding wi:b GAME, Capital mom. S &c. Upwards of FOUR I 111 NM ED and FOR I Y-SEVEN ACAEL TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS. At Carraway's Carer-house ".:hange-alley, Cornhill, on Taves. RAT. the 11th September, lat 7, at Twelve AVERY ELIGIBLE ESTATE CAlleil FIRTH, in the Parish Of Lill ailed, withltisevcni miles of Jedhurgh, and near to I law ick, Melroae, and Selkirk, mashy og of an Air*. bie itesidetic:., recently put onto good repair, containing a ilittinz. Room, Parlour, Kitchen, Dairy, Si: good Bed Room., v:ith Servanie•Rooms over sod Cellars In the Basement; excellent Offices, capital Font Yard, with Stabes„ Cow H,,ures,Calf Pens, Thrashing-mill with Hater-svheel, Barns. &c rci Gar den well stored with Fruit Trees., and upwards of Four unfired and fort y-seven Acre. of Arable Land and • latitatior ly me corn pact, atid divided by ttriving fences. I here is a kniall Feu Cuty, she Tithes and Taus are vet y :rang. 'Kin viewed 4y applying om the Preftligrl. triter, Particulars may he bad; at the Black Bull Jedburg:. ; litiegleug4 Arms, Uawick; Owes Keys, Selkirk; the Inn at Mame; principal Inns at Ediollitrgh; George, York;. and of fur Robins, War wick-.truer, Oislden-square, London, where a Plan of the &watt may be seen. THE KING VERSUS DONNALL. This day was published, Needy prhutM in Dent) , ova. 200 pp. price ft. boards, T HI TRIAL of ROBERT SWALE DON- 1 NAP" Surgeon and Apothecary, late of FALMOUTH, Istehe County of COTORRII, for the WILFUL MURDER, by POISOE, of Mrs. ELIZABETH DOWNING, Widow, his Motlitt•lft-Latr. at the Assize at Launceston, for the Comity slitosned:'on Monday, March SI, 1417, before the Hum Sir CitAardis Arnorr, Ks& Taw In Short •hand • if ALEXANDER FRAZER. Fahoststh: Muted by and for Jams Lake; sold also by J. Litlthstdion, Lwignswt, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Gale. Odra, sad Felon, Lcudoo ; Wilso n and Sans, York as 4 di arbor lkidoslisrs. ADVOWSON OF HIS I ON. NFAIt CAMBRIDGF.. TO 1111 BOLD, T. ADVOWSON of the ,VICARACE of 'ASTON SAINT ANDREW, and SAINT ElliEL alltuartd about Four Miles (rum Cambridge. 'I be emollinsen•s of this Vicarage arLe from als;ut Two Hun dred and eo items of goad laud, which have been bet nut and allutte.l, in lieu a all Ecclesia.nical Huts and - Payments xcepr Easter Offerlcgs, Mu.litaries, and Surplice Fee.) maw I.et at about t6OO p .r Annum- The present incumhetit is about 84, awl in mill ant, of health. Application may be male to Messrs. brusicrip, Mel*, and Co. K ells, Somerset ; if bv Letter, It must,* post-paid. sociEfi FOR THE DISCHARGE AND Rt. 1.1 41 PERSONS IMPRIsONED FOR SMA.I.t. DIttITE. Craven street, Strand, August a, 1317. B ENEFACI'IONS SINCE THE LAST RE PORT, viz. s. d., The Right Hon. the Earl of Radiate. Vice President A. 6 The Right Hun. the Countess of Radnor A. 3 S 0 The Administrators of Hugh Burgess, Esq. 105 0 0 MN- AbbibIEIPROIVED EMMONS OF THE -ELEGANT EXTRACTS. Tbli day were published, a New Edition. neatly printed in Obv very brie Volume, royal Sect. price 2(ia. In boards, ELEGANT EX FRAC CS in POETRY g being andlar n Design to Elegant Extracts in Prase. Louden; Printed for Mawman. and the ocher Proprietors. Of whom may be bad, I. ELIGANT Errant ra ; or, Useful and Entertaini." Par sages in Prose, selected for the mprovement of Young Parsons. New Edition, royal into. COs in boards. 2. ELIOAN r EPIVPLIS; being a copious Collection of familiar and amusing Letters. A New Edition, much improved by additional Letters of Gibbon, Beanie, Cowper, Sir W. /ones. Richardson, Young, Montagu, and many of Royal ova 2 . 01 i. in boada. This day was published, DR. SOLOMON'S JUSTLY CELE ORA 12 1 / 4 1:1 GUIDE T(a HEALTH; ( ar, Adv)ce to bath titres,—['rice Ss. PH ' IS interesting Pithlie4tion so materially concern. A those to whom, by its title, it Is addressed, that it Is hoped none entrusted with eases so-important as the morals, health, and longevity uf the risirg geasration, will omit to give it a Jtligtnt Thos. Warre, The Rev. lames Webt-ter 10 10 0 A. 3 3 0 FREIIHOLD PLEET-S MEET, LAND TAX REDEEMED. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. 13y Mr. Seo . lll', _ _ _ ..... ._ Mn. Wth•trr - • A. 2 1 0 J. Pilaw. Eq. per Serselarp • • A. I I 0 Wm. Doirsiv, Esq. • • • A. 3 3 0 Mrs. Dawson - • • A. 2 2 0 ___ Rev. Rev. John Orelg, Worcester • - 40 0 0 1 • H. P. Blyee, Eq. - A. s 2 o 3. Trevyliatt, Esq. per Messrs. Cock and Co. 1 1 0 Mrs. IVeryltan per ditto - 1 1 0 John Arthur Lloyd, Ls q. per ditto, • • s s o F. in IW.C. M. per ditto, - - 5 5 0 bir..l. Kenaviay, per ditto, . • • 5 5 0 H. Owen, Esq. per ditto, - • 2 2 0 A. G. per ditto , - - - 5 S 0 • Ser. Dr. Hughes, - A. It 2 0 W. King, EN per Herries, Farquhar, and Co. 20 0 0 I 311vanus Bevan, Esq. per flurries& and CO. • 21 0 0 James Garry, Esq. per ditto, • , 9 2 0 Y. G per ditto, • - - 30 0 0 D. per ditto, • • - - 2 2 0 J. F. Musturas, Esq. per Chatted. and Co. A. 2 2 0 The Hon. A. Y. Vernon, per hlesurs. Hoarse A. 1 1 0 Oen. Wm. Cartwright, ivr ditto - A. S 5 . 0 Adans Askew, Esq. per ditto - A. 2 II 0 1. W. Pepys Es* per dints - A. 350 Tbos. S Gkyitsch, H.L. per ditto • A. 3 3 - 0 Miss Isabella SaltonstaU, per ditto - A. 3 3 0 R. H. per ditto • • 2 0 0 Ralph Email, Esq. per Everett and Ce. A. 3 3 0 Mr% Sarah Terry, per John Ward, Es* A l , 2 2 0 A Citizen - • • 5 0 0 ' perusal I his wadi has been tie labour of many years eipe rience and observation on the calamitous consequences of a ie• structive habit. to obtain a remedy against wild, the Doctor has devoted the principal part of his life. Nothing can certai: ly be of more importance robot!' s, see than to be properly acquainted with every svmptoia cf such diseases as .they are liable to, and bow to manage themselves when afflicted w.th any of .hent—in this work Is also added, an Essay on the Venereal Mum, and seminal weakness; also an Appendix on Nervous Complaints—illistrated and intersper sed with a variety of authentic facts, never before published. Sold by 4. Leigh, No. IS, Strand; and to be bad of every tespeerable Medicine Vender in the United a:Widow. On Tilvasosv, the 21st instant, at Twelve, sr the Mart, by Order of the Assignee, with the consent of the Mortgagees, with early possession. A. FREEHOLD Excellent Modern FAMILY RESIDENCE. with a hand►ome S . IOP, IQ a capital situation for !rade, in Fleet -street, on the South side. No. GO, very roomy and commodious. Four Stones above the Oround Storey, 'Flame Rooms on a Floor. for many y rs an eminent &Arabi for any getreet Business. judiciously ar• ranged, meted with suoei for substantiality, cdmiieted at an unlimited expense; cenvensimee min.:demi at every voint, to form this house a very va'it4ble Family Estate. The Premises are in exceedingly good repel.. May be viewed tell:int before the Sale, between "I•virs lye and Fetir; and Particulars had of Mr. I..exc, 71, Fleet-street; Charks Drucr, Esq. Billiter—ipia: e; Mr. Claboti. SoI ei nr , rokenhouw , yard ;Mr &Nur, New tiritlge street; and at Ma:t This day was published, Beautifully printed from a pearl letter, in a small Pocket Volum, a New Edition, price ss. 6d. bound, of THE NEW POCILET DIC I'IONAILY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In Two Parts:—l. French and English s.--1 Englith and French.— Containing all the Words in general use, and authoraud by the best Writers. By TH(IMAS NUGENT, I.L.D. The FifteratrrltHtleas carefully corrected, By J. OUISEAU, A.M. Printed for J. Mawman, Ludgate-4mm ; F. C. and!. Riving. too; 0. Wilkie; J. Nunn ; Seatchad and Letterman ; Cadet) and Davies; T. Boosey ; Longman, Hurst. Rees Grine. and Brown; Lackington, Allen. and Co. ; Darton, Harvey and Co.; John Richardson; J. M. ittehardwa ; Law and Whittaker; T. Egerton; J. Carpenter; J. 11 dotter ; A. B Didau and Co.; R. Scholey; Baldwin Cradock, and Joy ; Ogles, Duncan, and Cothran; Sherwo od, Neely, aad Jones; R. Veneer; Walker and Edwards ; B. Reyaelds; Wilson and Eons, York; and A. Bbcit, Ed.nburgh. Of whom may be had; another Edition, in square Ifinto. price 7s. 6d. bound. ESSEN..—A DELIGH rFui. RESIDENCE and FARM of silty Acres, 11,:x BRAIN I REF.. Forty Mstes (rum Lander. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCO ET, On FRIfIAT. !gib Aur,act, at Tvr-Ive, at tlic Mart, unless za are.litahk offer shall b.• ptcvluudy nut& by Private Contract. With immediate pos4ri,ion. AFREEHOLD and COPYHOLD in creating IS rA 111, iti a eouveniint, c' eerful adnevd Siivat:on, of a nate fee m the inat!lat-towil of Braintree, comprising a neat cmitlni table House, brtak built, substantial, agrerat4y elevated and healthy, commanding the Estate and pleasing views, with gmel donu:oalc s ; the approach by a lawn and drive s taste fully encircled wolf Aleut's and thriving P'atitationa, pro.l leave ' Gar:lens. excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lan-: ot known cuperiur fertility, m the Worst cultivation, proved by the luso - riaot Copps, retrial...l by a Stream, compact, b 'untied hv two TurnPake bleeds *Ala a LliVer. with complete Farinoig Buildings [Jo good ossict.tortnisie a most pleavaot aged ecoomagoal stimiusee. May be viewed, and Part cube's bad of Mr. Smythies, to, and at the Cups, at Cokhester; Horn. at ilraiatree; Black Buy, Chelmsford; Wtite Rut, Romford ; Messrs. Milne- and ' Parry, l molt; Wl.'6 Mon an 1 Preston, 'VIP, Culratawarect ; the Mat; and of Mr. Scott, New bridge street. 11. F (Letter Boz) - Sdra. B. Brunton, per Treasons . to o o • A. s 2 0 FOR THLUSE OF SCHOOLS. ~. X 307 AI 0 Cbebarged and relieved from various Prisons, lIS Debtors, (or the sum of • • icses 5 10 CaSsidered rite CdilS of as Petitioners ; Approved 4111; Referred fee Maher Inquiry 1 Petition ; sad Rejected 19. Benefactions are 'waived by I. Camden Neal, Esq. the Tres: ssurer,Cbeyere-Wsik, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herds's, Farquhar, sot Coat. lames's-street; Hoare*. Fleet-street ; Chatter's, Whit more, and Co. Lombard-street ; Cock., Cork% Ridge, and BiddUlph, Charing-cross; Dorrien Co.a,nd Finch-11M, Cornhill; Bans I.,:nleys. Parnell ; Veres. and Co. No. 77. Lombard• street; and by the qecretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, when, the Books may be seen by those who are inclined to sup get this Charity, sod where the Society meet on the Ant Wednesday in ever/ mauls. DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS. 911 HE Family of the late Dr. bans bowing thought Fop , r to brrak the Connexion which has subsisted between them and Messrs Narrater upwards of Seventy Yeari; and Mr. It. 0.0. lamas. having styled himself the" Proprietor" of these Medicines, and advertised " that none without his Stie mature in the Label can possibly be genuine," such Miss'epre• esotadons will be obviated by the following " AFFIDAVIT. ea PRA mete Nawasav, of St. Paul's Chureh-yari, London, alike& Oath and with, that on the death of his Father the late Mr. John Mather'', In December, t;B7, he, this Deponent, became 'possessed of his late Father's 'lnterest (being Hall the Property) in Dr. fames's Fever Powder, together wi•k the on .dotal itecip;• fur preparing the same, in Dr. James's hand-tyntiag, 'Which was delivered to his late Father at the Time aiseadquee bents were executed : Thar he, this. Deponent. at thin Period, bed been nearly Six Years a. the University, as L a Stadent in Physic, bet on die Death of his Father, by the destre,of Jams. he was induced to quit his iiitetide.l Profe•sion, in order to continue and conduct the business of the Fever Powder: That a new Years afterwards, the late Dr. Jarnestrivlng invented his Analeptic Pills, applied to this Deponent 'to endertake the Sale of them, like the Fever Powder, on their equal and joint Account s That an kareensent was entered ln:o between them In 1774 ; and upon this occasion Dr James, alter expressing his obligations to this Deponent's Father, and his regard for Ind thorough confidence in this Depon.ut (which •he tenor of his . Will and Codicils confirm) delivered to him the Recipe for pre paring the Analeptic Pills ander his hand That in the same Yak, 1774, Dr. Jamey, when about making Lis Will,. requeste eel ids Deponent to be one of his Executors and Guardian el. his Children who were Five in number. and all under eve: That die Doctor died in the month of March, 1776: That this Deponent further saith, that he had frequent commit. aimless with Dr. James re.pectlng the preparation of his Me:li dos% particularly daring hi. last illn.xs, when he informed this Deponent :bat he bad admitted his eldest don, to whom he bad lilt his share in the Concern, to be present at the Preparations: but that he not committed to writing any Receipts of 014, except these which be bad delivered to this Deponent's Father and himself, and excepting one of the Fever Powders which OAK D‘lollellt world Gad among Ids Papers. and which was so staked under feigned names, as to be unintelligible without acs explbriadoo, which he then gave to this' Deponents That after Xtr. James's decease he found this very Itocipe (and this only) , 'Which Is now in this Deponent's possession, and which contains the most complete Instructions for preparing this important Me. dhine, coinciding however with those be had consmergemcd en this Deponent's Facia and himself: And this Deponent funher with, that .he -has repeatedly prepared the Fever Powder, and that be has lately submitted it • together with that prepared-by- Dr- James hinsarif, to the Analysis' of two of the least eminent Otemists.whobave proved their perfect Identity : That mere aver, teialshave been nude by several Medical Gentle. men in their prattles, wholmee hood them exgall filar In *air Mass And . this Deponent further saith, that the Ana kink Pills are . now .faitliftdiy prepared film the real Recipe oven to him by Dr 'James, and that they are restored to their • pelleitive bright Colour. and to that Efficacy which establisba. • disihr repwation In Dr James's t fine. " Parthermore this Depooeat faith, 'That for several Months • 'POI Obi Public have been' supplied froth his Warehouse with • Shoe hem' Powdestand Analeptiz Pills wry, which were pri land by him thisDeposent. FRANCIS NEW iiERY. worn at the Mansion-Hasa la London, thlsThin ieth day • 'et July, 1817, Were me, " MWd WOODp Mayor." Theis Medicines continue to be sold as heretofore, by F. NeW • bay and • on', No. ss, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, with • ' the Name " P. Anatomy; engraved in the St nips; the airs mark el• *dr Ming senaine. ma, day was imblishedvin One large Volume, square teem price 10s. id: bound, e new Edition of ENTICK'S W LATIN-ENGLISH and ENGLIsH-LATIN DICTIONARY. &Aped for the illareirubessisesier nithemis, mod rebate Eduestbri_ . Containing, all the Words end Plumes proper foe reeding the Claude Authors. Accompanied irldsfivery improvement to supply the deficiencies of other Oictiontries, and to enable the Scholar as parse end construe sash word according to Its various humpretations. by be best Authors in the English Tongue.. 'lO this edition has beet. adds,i, a Classical Index of the Pre terperfects and Supine. of Verbs. A New Edition, revhed and augmented throughout. By VirILLItM A.M. Rector of thirsted and !field, In Kest. Printed for J. Mawritan, So, Ludgate airret ; P. C. and J. Rl vington; O. Wilkie; J. tuna; J. Cattail; and Let teeman ; Cadsil and Davies; Beis.ey ; John Richardson ; Lackingten and Cu. Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown ; 1. U. Richardson Dalton, Harvey, and Darttin • Law and Whittaker; B. Williams; W. Oliver; Baldwin, Cadoek, and Joy ; Sherwood, Neely, and Janes ; R. Fen.. r; Walker and EA wards; and It• Kelaolds; miller Wilson and swns, York. •, Ilse Tyronis ['hyaena, or Latin Part only, may be had separately, price 6s. bound. MESSRS GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeoes is Loodoo, ''alle fedulseisly devoted their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those dwir den which so frequently embitter, anti too often prevent, that in tonna* blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous appik cations.akey have hitherto received from persons of the first dis • deletion, and the unify-in success attending their superior mid/ of mealtimes hi such complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their- assistance. In all cues of Debility or Deficiency, who. ther resulting mom the too frequency of participating in the gale: des of fashionable life, the unbounded Indulgence of libertmohni, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the Bower of youth, by producing aterility in the an sex, and impotence In the ember, they offer a safe and permanent cure, To those wan, from such complaints, are prevented entering into the married state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over silence,their Infirmities In ; It must be consoling to know, bow ever diflicuk or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by other Practitioner', that by a renovating and inisiible method they may be restored to a mead and vigorous constitution. A certain disorder, hegemony contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and 'every species of Venereal Infection, by a mid and never-faihng made of treateaset, is speedily and radically removed,. without restraint in diet or exercise, as also strictures of the Urethra and Meets, which they are enabled to cure In a short period, without recourse to the painfildaniterous ellects of the Caustic; references of which can be given to several .Nobleasen and Gentlemen of high respectabiNty, who bays bees cured nay very short period, after baying laboured under emictures for years. To married Females, whose expectations of those wader pledges of connubial have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing redo:don to kn that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the general gealth is renovated, and the impedi ments removed. MOM. Goss and Cu. exclusively professing tit cure of these particular complaints, in order that 'they may not be marked by a mistaken few; with the obloquy so justly atiachcd to the Osman empiric, think it but justice to themseivee to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (eartilloassot which, Irons various hos pitals, and testimoolah from the highest professional authorities, they bays to convince any Inquirer). That a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as in other parts, emboldens them to assert, that their researches having been con fined to diseases thready entunerated, they hold out a certainty of renovation to such as may labour under the debilitat rag taus of a life passed odder the torrid muse. And hardy^ that having bad oppoetaishies,,ia their professional =Po' city, of terming as -latiotate. *equal:mance with the ant .ttitutimial habits of seafaring persona s they offer to the. .he beet assurances of hem. date relief; that the meow mow ins from their aideavours bra induced them to gest the practices. the general Practitioner, aid they prestime that their preasolene constitate a lair grand foe obi unprecedented 1100.6111011 WM which they have, by the Pubis, beets so hba'ally Imossersi To be coieulted at their been daily (personalty, or by WON') .by Patients or either sex, wok merea. Selleacy, and attendee Padang in the country art requested is state ... partasers ..; L. it case, age, a. dose aim of *Mil woes* i remittal*. Ist Melee a , d niediesnes; and the need ea end he styes r" terwarded to any past 44 cke libodom QOM illd C. SurgilOsy Ise bowie NOW, Iles Well FOR SPA' MS, NERVOUS DISORDERS, &e. THE vreat E ffi cacy of TOWERS'S STOMA CHIC ESSENaI la Nervous, Spasmodic, or Flitui nt Complaint% is fully asknowleilvd G corree , s Acidity, w !Ms awl gives tone to the Stomach, allays Spasm die Pains, =claims oar Nervous irrl.ability 'which produess Palpitation of the t ran, • end Perspiration "Freusora, Hurry or Terra/ of Mind, restless ness or dleturbe:l Sleep, and a variety of other Symptoms too numerous to be de,erib:d. it is equally certain in Nervous Head • ache, Farming and Histerie Affeethme and d•ificuby of brea.itity. -.a Ile Stomaclre 4-sence does nut catitein a particle of Opium Or 01 al* d4Ogrrtiiiis or Narcotic Drug. and therefore is confi dently recommended as at. invaluable Family Medicine, equally to be depended on fur Its safety and peculiar efficacy. It 4 prepared only by nee sole Proprietor, 6. Warner street, near Ha , ten-garden, London ; and sold in Bu:,les at es. 6d. and ins ud containing three at 4. 6d by which there is a savint at Ss. and may be had ( by his appointment) in London, at all the Genuine hiedielne arehOuses; and, in the Country, of the under mentioned Agents t Aberdeen, lanes. kndover I.snritaff. AshsOrd. Ihrobstry, Rushers. Barna.spie, Pyle. . Oath, Knight and Draki, Contort'. . Bedford, Jones sad Merry. Berwick, RehL Biddeford, Handforti. jun. Bill:nghorou;h. Disbars!. Birmingham, Beilby and Co. and V. Woad. Blandford, Sharrock. Bolton, Gardner. Boston, Noble, eleVaby. Bourn, Line. Drakard. Brldgroorth, Gittun. Bridpnrt, Roberts. Glaisyer and Co. Bristol. Browne and Mariehee. ...m.0... Talbot, Arthur & Co. tiromegrove, Maund. Burstein, Brougham. entry * Edmund!, Dingle. Cambridge. Hodson, Watson. Canterbury, Boum, Cowtan, and Co. Carlisle, Jollie. . Cha•ham, Withal*. Chelmsfursi, Meggy and Co. Cheltenham, Benison, Hauck& Chester, Poole. 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On the 2J of Mated the whole of the morttr batteries ope,ied on Ole fort, and about sun-set the gran.l magazine of the enemy !dew up. Alter it WaS dat ki Dyaram, at the head or his cavalry, sallied out to effect his esc.ip-, and our troops immediately pushing for the gates, entered the tort without experietirit:g flinch resistance fiorri.the remainder of the garri7in. We were in compl.t-, p0,,e60n by eleven o'clock.— ! It is expected Mat the cavalry, under General Brow', who instantly went in pursuit of Dy.: AM, would be soon able to give a pond account of him. We have the pleasure t , i *add. that in this glorious acLievement we have not lost a single man. Further particulars have not )et transpired." These Gaz. , tt: s state, that eNtrtordinary rainy wee. then had prevailed lately at the Presidency, Winch seemed to have been common throughout Bengal, and had eitenJed its uncomfortable gloominess to the upper provinces. It is hoped that this unseasonable visitat.on may not be productive of an unhealthy hot season. The Susan, J. C. CollingwoM, had arrived from Chios on the ‘..td of February. MI muter. quiet there. The Opium market improving -1,310 per chest, and little on hand. Cotton unvaried. Letters had been received from Persia, which mention that the Russian Embassy to the Court of Persia was oa its way, and was very numerously and splendidly attended. One from Tabriz, dated 24th November, 1816. mentions that 81itzi Abdul Hut. sea Khan, the'Persian Ambassador, arrived there the day belore,''on his way to - Tehran, and that he left the Russian General Gernsa!off at Tiflis, who was expected at Tabriz in February. His Embassy, it is stated, will be extremely magnificent; a Staff of 45 (most of high vials) with suitable attendants, Officers are to form part of it, a full band of music, The General it a most intelligent man, and a grett favourite of the Emperor Meander, having distin • guisbed himself in several battles. General Germa. toff commanded all the Russian artillery during t-e the last campaign, and is son to the favourite of his name. MADAM, MATAitli es. The Joassmee pitatescapttnilthecornpany's armed pattanar the Deriah Dotilot, orl the tith of January, after a severe action w;th three vessels ; 17 of the crew were murdered ; ri g ht trade prisontri...nd the remainder, wounded, landed , A{ the , oast. The pirate vessels carried each six 9.pounders, and irorn 100 to Il.lli men. Another ship, slam: unknown, was repea ted to be captured•