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Idl e Mt which fr ee riled bythe veral severe • "r 4 railiirutt e new s% hi tica4 ,BB I wig, 1 14 . 4 grait eve Illctti be% Ibe et hecarne, by row! my for od streogth, ig continued "ss Ate, t beg you f or my Me Re so doing you bumble sm. rUkKEIL comas Taylor,' I s at his house lamer's, No. Ro. lb; og. neitrlyap. crutriderable r2led pp with bet rosy cure with a stamp at the Stamp. anit'ikiil most safratt4 the sues:eel. per:Gray. of the Royal iced to nubs 1,0 study, Al. lebt of intend. re, wUch, di ao•alar res t long - reel. ton &ensues. ke causing train of ner• inate in Imps: of 4 0 0 11 1 01 41 habits, ar et ate eonetl. I tc tat; 1 ;4 6 E4 speeoy mu). arm of these oot be, by a iy attached to Lseloea to state ed into every front etifferent eat Pthysiaisris 'the chi irietko et prete9simp ootidence'vra hoeoaredr e4atvie4 thaw, aims, tuTevet t *idiot to ids " a tvlAtTe mon, they fre. says. The un tie/I has /eget tier of 15 years, ptrrh sexes have ttxgis had beta ruces them to Ir, wile seam, rtry, coaritaiag lying. teclosing hicaiciise tan. Peet-etreet. liar skill and Kir for inr to that pre reertisetneets of tisd in the luso. Surgeon'. sane mit form slicers' Itioai..to has hi ,iduity to dterco bonitui peusoo, tes and &Saco tate. hi the ca w afflicting (hal wis indulge:leo ore r broads' over t to -rodocei to To such pet . that they may to their termer zed, and Milk-. :6njord and illi ars. hard drink. restored to sabere the ag ) the treatment re must be the )1' thlt po4Won ;, as well at sa'e, ce, that in rdue :onipitted in the most inveteracy, persevet,,nee ltl e,wellgrounded, atioa, theyatient atteshance upon &tante and coot 11,tractions in Ow ous ulcers, rrup• have baffled the a improved plan , without th , aing hemorrhase hoar caustic. le metropolis, no. daily sander their rya eafe, eermills y other yet adopt :eec.ing !tom this •estored to *OVA is for years esiist• medics,. shert l4 ,quisite b y.o :agave the t °mikados. rst respectability let Co. for the re &c.; and hawing ss than referedes !is of • the deeiovn a of treaun . ent. -- *.froati its to `2 O . IL Woolf, Heald ho attempted do hoist suece 5. reit ber &s, iiritfs their house, hit, the itstrtkuhtri .c. incloslits a VC' tote ultlll. be sae re that seemly go ten maybe adqe 4 tchnt Vat:to • riatple BttG NUIVIBER b 676. THEATRE ROYAL, MUM fri.lS PRESENT EVENING, theif Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy cif • JANE SHORE. Jane Shore, Miss WALSTEIN. To wbiell will be added the Musical Romance, called THE NINTH STATUE; or, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAT. M on day, the Tragedy off' George Barnwell ; with (first time) w ire) , new and superb Pantomime, which has been long in pri:tation, to be called Harlequin Sindbad; or, The Valley of Diamonds tue.i:y, t he Tragedy of Richard the Third. - I HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed the Trsgedy of ISABELLA, Isabella, Miss O'NEILL. • To which will be added, ALADDIN ; or, Tilt UTONDERFUL LAMP. Navin, the Ftrigedy 'of George Barmeelf ; with (first time) ! I v s ow grsiiii Christmas Pantomime, called Ilarßluta Whit perm; or, Lord Mayor. of Loudon, which has beet in peeltara deo .arce 4st stlMMer• lueAlay, the lord . of the Manor. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, December 12, 1214. • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTrs ORDNANCE, eta leeray eye Notice, mat Proposals will be received at their (nice in Pall-Mall, m or heart yyEDNRSDAY,the atith day of Deccruber iostuM 4 from such Peron , as may be uniting to undertake the Pcllolll3l. acre of the PAINTERS WORK at the Royal Manufactory of- Saud Anus at Lewisham, in the County of. !Cent, for a period of three years, determinabhe after the expiration of the first year, aim notice of three mentlis, at the optima of either party. Farther pardediars, together wElsebe Terms and Condit/000. of the Contract, may be kontirn• upon application at the Seem ivy's Office, in Pall. Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and font **Chick, where'the Proposals must be delivered, staled up and endorsed u Proposals for . Painter's Work at Lewisham ;1 but AO Proposal can be admitted after the said • tsth of Dece other, at 52 o'clockatnnon of the same day, neither nig any Tender be noticed unless the` party =akin n, er on omit m his behalf filial! attend. BI Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Suritary. ALBION FIRE AND UFE INSURANCE t OMPANY, )ILA sunup-arcsit!, atatarivitts; EMPOWERED BY ACC OF PARLIAMENT; Fe Insurance from Fiat, and on I.rets ; and for the Grant and Pnichase of At . . TNSURANCES ailing due at CutusTatas will 1 apse tiniest' renewed within fiftr days from that period. of Insurance' by tbisConspany affords ceps The system of Fire ..--oce pur sued tv ) - every advantage which such i metal, can yidd. • A large ad4waoce is made on Life Insurance; and in that, and to every detr4.-znicett of the business, the Company's arrangements we attous“ with all powe ble conv enience mid iitipatch: PHIPPS Secretary. '',* The Company's Office for t he West • end of ' Loudon, is at 14. st, on the West .side of• New. Zond.street, Dt3t . Ostord st tett. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFit:f., Established by Royal Charter lathe Reign of Icing Grurge 1. Beet:1111er, IEI4. DER SONS, whose Animal Premiums fall dne on th e 2hth. instant, erehersbyinforniel, that rectipts «lc now readv tithe tk4ivereti at the. Co:swan% gvt:r tize Rtritti /ethane and in Pali-Mall, at w4l sy their rstpet:tive Agent:. Ist the seviral Otuntiesl arta' the parties n4sured ore requested apply for the reiewatof their Policies, On br before the Dth ut Luntary neat, re:tke,unual fitterd days allowel for papa:cut, he. yowl the date of earl: Polity, will then ezprre. • iIkIUEL,FENNINIG, jun. Secretary: •s Attendance it given, daily,.at the OfEcvs, tor the As r.rautte at lluiltlings„t 'wadi; M t rchandite,tr.,l Alps in Ilarbot. , ., is Dods, of while Building, trona loss, or Damage by hre; and Ste fur the Assurance et, and granting Al4l3l3idtai on Lives. N. B. Fire Policies will. he issu-d., tree of expellee, to the As• oared, where the auxual Proutunt amoinuts to ds. or 'upwa:-.ts. BY 11'.6 MAJP.:f ms ROYAL PATENT. AN 1-ATTRITIO N. • 11311 E - .PATEN r A. NT I- AT'r Rurrou POST 1 10?? is the cheap?st and best tido s reer•yei (hien • sired for ps' Bottorti4, lowead of Copper ;to prrserve Cables km &log robbina in the Hotwie-holes,insteadot a Prat,Sere:ce, or koardi-g; the Rib'; o;, of grips from the M'ee'ker, front lain chafed, HrtC d of Tar,l' Par calk?. and Service; for the Slides and Carriages of Guns ; to tender I.eathcr and Canvo.s . Water-proof; and to prevent the Weets of Friction in Steam-. Engines, S uga r-Milts. Tbreshiog-Mills ;or other linple swots of Husbandry generalig ur..d by Famiers), Carriages, Casette*, Waggons, Carts, and Machinery if every dosctipiion. It i•iso the hest thing to preserve the Blades of Sevords, anal all kinds of Polished Steel Atticles from T 0.... It wig likewise pre aerve Iron 1-loops, Water-Butts, Cask,.., Tubs, Spouts, Poso., Rails, Gates, Park Paling, Barn Floorings, and every kind of Wood, and Wooden du Whigs, from the Weather, Worm, aoti either in the East or' West tidier, or in any Ciirnate; Wait welt wet (Only prrerve horn Kaff•Waystrorn corrutliog and wooing out, but also render the Draught an light, that our thew will do the work of two. One Printing et the Compot:tion i;, la some cases, equal to One Hundred applications of Oil, 'fallow, or any Our kind of Manse, Paiut, or Tar, and the Peddle saca by its use Trot SOO tO 4,000 per tent. eadlusive of presenting the ,Wear and 'tear in Machinery, Wheel% Ow, i.e. which is a saving of ex peace "Tore -hot ti-at of saving nine parts out of ten, and no thing can be so clean in its workine, ur g , .ve so little troubk. Sold, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Cre;s, near the Admiralty, London; and, by their appointment at most Skip Cinacters Printers, Booksellers, Libr aries, Stationers, Drug gists, Me dicine Warehouits, Perfumers, Iroommears, Ctille:s, Coachmakers, Innkeeper., Coach and Wei:goo-offices, Oil and • Colour-shops, Sadler*, and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom, ki bores, ;rice its. bd.; ss. 6.1. ; 105.6 d.; One tiuitien, and 'l'svo Guineas each. The smallest size Ike contains a Q ; nar thy sufficient to Prime Yonr V heel Carriage, four titres, v• tit which it se 11 run no assres of Six Thousaod Miles, wit hout a pp ' y ng aay thing el ' a I N on.: Mile -trees; areal One Half-Guinea box contains a .ein- Cern tiantity foe a Stage Vtiaggon to If3Vel Tilifty-thECC I hot'. kaed Miles; and it will work wtth Wood Aiktrees, or with /ninon Poxes and Axl.rt:ein of any kind.—'l be most satistoe ioty roof., of the merits of this ,disravere may be step at the Pateu're: Office, and also at their Agenoi: • •.• 'the Yoblic must be on their gourd against s spurious Comprition, which i. sometimes attempted to he toisted (von there, them, to prevent the Effects of Fr .etion, instead cif which it is kil•iciiihe to Machinery, &e. and none is genuine but that for wieolt a Patent has been.obtaineiL '1 to ptetent imposition, the 4.*Pivinn. witk each Bog are signed " W.. 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Doses, and Lest Methods of employ ing the hiedicines necessary to be kept by Families residing in the Country, are full) detailed, with coptotes Directions for the Management of Children, to respect to Cloathing. Diet, User cise, &c. Etc.; the Treatment of Casualties, F is, &c. &c ; and in she Second Part is given, an History of the Cains and distim % Symptoms of the Diseases incident to the !Juniata. Frame, with the most effectual Means of Prevention and Cure by Regimen, &c. &c. By RICHARD REECE, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, &la Ike " It is of Importance that. ever) man should know something of the laws of life, the nature of oltsease, asid.the most rational modes of gore; for this purpose, Dr. Re-ce's Book is better adapted than any with which we are acquainted It is more jo theues and modern than the Domestic Medicine of Buchan, • which we have no doubt it will entirely supersede."—Crdical Retrieve, April, 1811. Also, by the same Authnr, the Second Ed•tion, with consider able additions. price (is Bo ards, of A Practical Dictionary of Domestic Medicine. comprehend ing the best known means of prevent tog, alluvia lug, and curing the Diseases incident to the Human Frame, by Reilottit, Diet, Clothing, the Treattn-nt and Pr,vention of Accidents,. the Property . sf Drugs and British He • be, with lifrections fur heir Use a popular View of Ann Ant, stc &c. Etc Plisitcd for Longman, Hurd) Kees, Urine, sail Arown, Pat*. .'.rowt Loss4uu. - . .0 . •"., lb' &- ' • . „ -"*-- • ....- . ' .. . . . • 1 .- id . :g, .• ...: 4.111 6. .. . : 1 4 ....;‘ •' . . . ..... . . '• ' ' I. 4 • ' lt I'l '..:1 i ' ti • • *• . . . . , . . .. . , • ifill its . olik_ .''. ' ' l. . . • ;4,•:'! • a t . ",-1). \ ; 11 , - ..,,•.-411 :, ...11 ‘, , :t ,, ! fi h ; , • . .../Avo, t 'l,4 - $ , ...i, , .. _.. ' _ ~.....-.......-..r i ~_ .. , . .-....... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1814._ Pitict PALEY'S SERMONS.. This day was publidsol, in One Volans% tom (the Sixth Edition) price 10s. 6d. in boards, by permission of the Esecutors, SERMONS on SEVERAL SUBJECTS. By th late Rev. wILLIAn I'ALEY, D. D. FAibilean of Lincoln, Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Rector of Bishop Wearmouth, Author of " Natural Throl-gy," " Moral Philosophy," &e. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater • *MY. • , A CAPTAIN and LIEUTENNT Aof Reg!- , . ment of light Dairying, wish to retire on the Half . of In'antry, receiving the difference. Applications. by letter., p4.st paid, addressed to R. S. Polt-Ofke, Hythe, will be at:ea:led Pi..ATE AND PAID. C0003.. . H. 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Letters (po,t.ps!d) with reel mania .41.4 piece of aiiode, el.lrersed to George Work% Es . la, Spr.og.s.;ardeits, Lonleta, aria be attended to.- 7 .l'eratin.it inquiries Will fiat be ridded. tuinrva CAPITAL. PRIZES. QWIFT and Co, Live the ph avire of ainnuncing L... 7 to the Public, that thy ) .okl in Slam the folluwing Ca pital Prises in the list Lot:.ty, ait .- 75S - i,itoi) 1 e,OlB • £lO3 St 7 - 4,01t0 Vl* '°t) NEW tE.VV,S COtraNti .I.OT VER • Will been dray/mg the I S of I.lsLT.Aitt—there are 12,000 'Ocket4', end the &thane ccuitains Fifty Capital includ:na e • - ittnAno 10,000 4,000 1000 500 400 SOO ROO • • II •• . 6 . - .. . 10 • . . 16 . • • . &Aka 14. • . Tictirri and Amass a 0 Wit Set SWIFT and Clef. forturi 4ie ifitet; No. It, PoUSTIT; I No. St, A - Li:QAT% 0111111 t . Not. Is. en An isett•Ceoss ; ~ STREIT. ...... , ~.. SARACEN'S HE D INN, SNOW•HiLL. LONDON. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN. The best Accommodation for Travellers, gored B e d s , Ad o Liquore, and moderate Charges. Waegon Warelts:nisei, aml Staillir.g for Six IVaggons per Week— of great hams to any Carnet it might auit, tnent the central situation. 1 lie folluf:ing Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, ex. set cut from the Sari' cen's Head Inn, EXTRAORDINARY CHEA P NI) PLEAS - AN I' PASSAGE TO Plitig. NVEYMoUTH UNION COACH; four inside;; through Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, and Ando. oar; every afternoon; arrives at Weymou:h next day, at one o'clock. The Packers sail on Wednesdays red. Saturdays .at five o'clock in the aftcr::ooa, for Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbu .rg, and St. Maloe's.—er The road from Cberbou-g to Psis I tts most delightful and ihea,o est irmelling in Frausi. BRIGHTON elegant new Post-Coach • carries'f3ur inti.sas only, every &brains at Niue; through Cr awtyy, Rehm.... • &c. VAT.MOI3 add FRO It 0 New Post-Coach every Morning. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Poet Coach, erary Morning at it o'Clock, with a Guard, through I-Wilton, As.minster, Britt. port. Blase:fad, ltasiugstoke, and Bagsbot. BOSTON, SPeddine, Peterborough, f:thton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets out es ay Evening.—Coaches froth Boston to Fpilsti, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. , LIVERPOOL. Pest.Coacit. to carry 4 insides, sets out every M truing, through Ltelerivni th t Hieh Cron, Plincle.ey, —Atha. axone, Tantworth, I.!tehfield, Ulienhorp, Northamptun, aa4 txo-tabig; arrives at Liverpool nett Aiterrnon. LIVERPOOL, Warringtoti, linutstord. Stone, and Ltchfield, Pt .r-Coach, called 'The Espelitton, every Evening at We o'Clock, to B. Brotherton't, Saracecia Heed [an, Daleastreet, LiverpooL Guarded throne-Amt. BATH and BRIS'IVI. Flying Post-CoachtistbroughChippets. ham, Caine, and Islarlborough, every Attermote arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound bin. Bath, and the Lando; Tavern, The. mu-street, Briatol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridges water,' Taunton, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out evert Morning at Fight o'Clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes: v. ineartahly easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stare ' tort, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Goldin Lion, Leeds, nest Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it Is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, being. unequalled in Accotnntodatiou by any other. KENDAL, :Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Charley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Clock.—sGuarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, GrentasGreets, Annan, Dumfries, Ermembill, ThorahilL, Sanquhar-Kilo, Cunwock, Kgswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. ' YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past Six o'Clock, by way of Newark. Retford, Tadcaater, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwit.k t Passengers finding themselves fatigued front the length of the journey, may rest what tine they please, and then proceed on without any ad. ditional Fare. I. CLince the Black Swan, Coney-street, York. runs Coaches to Suudibiand, Hull Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. • BRIDGENORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Wlntellaven :sou Coach, Boca with Four Horses, and a Gerard all the way. Passes through Brough t Appleby. Grestabrielge Richmond, Catterick, Itsroughbrid,,e, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Granthatu (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the neat Coach. CHESTES: and • PARKGATE new Post Coach, Daly. . ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every Af ternoon, at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamfoid. - - SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Wa lssl, and WolverhaniptoniPost-Cnach, every Afternoon.—Guardc.i. SHR4WSISURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coadi. till Royal Chzrlatte ' every Evening, at Five o'Cloc!:.—GuArded. _SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock!: r ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, seta out every Afternoon, and reaches Elrmitigham neat day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Easton. and Shipstone, to the Saracen's thad, Bull -street, Birmingham. 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