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P ^ NUMBER 8444. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. rHOUGH the Committee for relieving the Dis tre44 occasioned by the ravages of War in Germany, 'has been enabled, by British Benevolence, to remit about £50,000 for the alleviation of the woes of suffering humanity, yet such has been the extent of the devastation', such the depth of misery into w:iic't whole di4tricts have been plunged, and so cumerous and urgtnt are the new applicatiops for relief front various quarters, °tit the Cor.unittee can, on no account, think of relaxing itt ot these Distresses will be found in the Reports O: th.c Cot- •••••t we, which, as well as Papers for Churches and Ontgregat (il, tatty be bad at the Loudon Tavern; and at Aciterstiatnei, Strand. VISCOUNTEgS PER CE,VAI. AND M. MI I'FORD. ASECOND EDITION Of this IMPORTANT TRIAL, was this day published, and may he had at the Office of the News, 28, Bridges-street, and AA • all Booksellers, price Five Shillings. N.D. 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JA MRS COB 11, Sinewy. to the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM. GENTLEMEN, T is my duty to acquaint you that, by virtue of ti e I authority which had been given by my Brother, Lorl:Wit, LIAM BENTINVE, for that Purpose, an application has been made on his behalf for the Chiltern Hundreds. Since j last had the honour of addressing you he entertained sanguine hopes that he might have been able t.o return to England to discharge the duties of the honourable situation in which you had placed him,.and personally to thank you as well for the nattering manner in which yoe aid confessed upon him while absent.rbat most diAinguished mark of your approbation, as for the insistence with which you , allowed him to retain his seat In the expktation of his return ; with .that view he had asked to be relieved from the diplomatic situation which he holds in Sicily: But as It has been thought rii6st beneficial to tie public 'service that he should continue to' remain there, it has been deemed most advisable that he should resign his seat—the zecessary measures for vacating it have therefore been taken. I liatter'myself that this decision will have the sanction of your appiobation t it rem: ins fir me Only, in my brother's name to express to you the deep regret he will feel that any circumstances should have depeived him of the high honour of being your Re presentative. His only comtort Must be that he has sacrificed Ira inclination to his duty. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, with the greatest respect, Your most obedient, and most bumble servant, (Signed) CHARLES BEN I'INCK. REMARKABLE SUCCESS. No. 218, - .C 20,000 No. 1,120, 264, . 20,000 7,191, 2,590, - 20,900 4,824, 1,120, - 10,000 8,820, . 8,954, - 10,000 Lesities•.£soo, &e. II01(NSBY and Co. are happy in announcing t the Public the above favourable events in the La.t liree small Lotteries, and how: their Friends w:ll lith:t.arith the same success in the present Lottery, to be Drawn the :id of MAY.— Tickets Mid Shares are now on Salc at HORNSBY and Co.'s, at Vie lowest prices. 'llle t:cl.etne is one of the first fur many years ett, and cannot Cal of meeting with universal support. Orders, L' Pust pr Cat - ritr, executed with fidelity and dispatch, at the Old Estaitli.J.ed State I.u , tery Office, No. 26, Cornhll. £l,OOO 1,000 1 Moo 1,0 Q C ISSINI'S ENVIRONS Of BOURIEAUX. ILis dar was publshe4, on one large Sheet, 3 feet 4 inches by 2 feet 3 inches, pri.-0 Xt. Is. yr In a Case, XI. ss. A NEW MAP of the ENVIRONS of BOUR DEALIX, correaly copied front Cassini'. large Map of France. d by Juhn Stockslair, Piccadilly. Of whom may be h:‘.l. the tu - .7) fotaier Sheets of the P.r.sairnns. of Bayonne, price Xi. Is. nr in a case. Li. 10s. Also a llaz ropy of ei.iini's ! ;:orvey of Fraace on 180 Sheaf, price owl hundred and fifty guineas. VASHION.'-.. B LE DA NCI NG, by Mr. ALLEN, s - private!) , taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-strce , , Gulden-square, to Ladies and Gentternen of any aze, who have never learnt that accomplithrnent, or have not the modernssty le. Mr. ALLYN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily ttat fashionable requisite for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a suptriur .tyle of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small ezpence, with a respectable set of mils, net the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the Most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the proles don. The Subscription Aminblies arc every Friday. GENUINE MEDICINES. tfollowingne s NES 6rc e t an p only r c b h e r rc a t r i d r: 1 . ,; Ir I s lialsain of Honey 3 6 Ju n iper Ess. llepperm. 1I i : 4, .eiice of Waterdock 3 6 I o else s Em brot gal .n 4 0 L e juilans's Bilious Pills 2 9 Itobberds's Cough Drops 2 9 Wessel's Jesuits Drops 2 9 •Jurrper Es'.. Pennyroyal 115 Marshall, Crate 1 If •Spix.'intan's Pills 2 0 Church's Cough Thrills 2 9 •Spikhury's Drops 6 0 4 mboyna Tooth Powder 2 6 iGsteenottgli's Lozenges 114 CorowelesOrientarCortli.il 4 6 *lnglis's Scots Pills 11% NV irintv Welch's Pills 2 9 Salt of Lemons 1 0 Kty *rig Pills 6 g • Singleton's Eye ant. 2 0 Veln.i's Vegetable Pits 4 6 •Godbold'a Balsam IS U Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 .'Henry's Magnesia 2 9 Church's Pectoral Pills II 5 *Hooper: Pais llf NValsh's Antlpertussis 2it Essence of Spruce 9 6 ----- Coltsfeot Lot. 1 . I f 'Durable Ink ./ 6 Aniboyna Lotion 4 6 •Norriee Drops 2 9 Weisel's Specifidßensedy 2 9 'Cheltenham Salts . 2 9 The above (those with the star excepted) will have the address of E. Edwards . , 66, St. Paul's, on the stamp ; where also may tk. Lad every other Patent and Puhlkided!cine. h.:eat.artne,.fira_tii..3Ailiekititisseisl=raders .;sa ‘ , O -•- c • • 'v. rg`' 1111 \• • r .04, 2/ 4 '" . •;••• • / e ' • • • • 5 •.. N ° • ) t • 4 • • t: .• 44. '4IH ar %••••••••••••••••‘ • MONI)AY, MARCH 28, 1814. PRICE SIXPENCE-H&LF.RENN.Y. ; : 4 s 4 I I .4 ♦ I t I t t • r• 11, L o. 4 '4 , t •• • • i I N . , A e • I l ) " L I , e, • Ll 7 ; . t , , t• • ! 11 t I t, 't CI I L •. ft.l' NEW ANNUAL REGIJTER, FOR IEI3. This day was I'i,bliske4, in one large vol. Bvo. price £l. in hoards, or half .bounri Xt. Is. THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER, or GE NERAL REPOSI rotty of HISTORY, POLL I ICS, and I.II . ERATURE; for the Year 1813. To which is prefixed, tite Hiitery of 1C:10% ledge,Learnii;g, Taste , and Science in Great Britain, during the Reign of George the Third. Printed for Min Stocadale, Of whom may be had, a few complete Sets of the above Work, from 1780 to 1315, 34 vols. price 34 Guinea', half bound. EAST INDIA HOUSS, 2., 1 . 1114, THE COURT of DIRELTVRB,6j ile UN fll'D COMPANY' of MERCHANTS of ENGLA to the EAST INDIES, Is hereiy give on:4e, . 1 hat a General Court of the said Company *ill ,ba bell :t their House in .eadenhall-street, on Tuesday, the sth of Aprd mr, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, fur the purpose of re suming the consideration of a nu..:or. made at a Central Court held on the 18th day of this instant, March, fur the purpose of raking Into consideratitia the Papers laid before the General Court by the selectCoturnittec of Proprietors, sppubs:ed on the ~ th of Oc ober last. And the Court of Dirwors do hereby farther Fire notice, that :4ot ices have been given ot beVtl 41 Inotbns il:end.d t he made At the sa'al Generat Court. to he held ea the sth (lay of April next, for the ordaining sundry Bye-litre eeta•r:e to tt., tion and dilti :al:e:atom ot persdos tot% elec:ed •er :he offices of :)tr,cturs ot the sAid Company, anti to the condu t of the Busi ness of the Court ut 1)o-vett:1C avid the IiOVV:O.CaI to he nit& to the Directors for ;heir attendance on the business of the Com p stly• The Notices and Papers alluded to =hove arc open at the East- Hatt•o; iu,pec.ion ot the Proprittor•. .14.;12.tS CObB, Stersterp. '1" IF. SCHOOL AND FI'IMILY NE.WSPAPER. On Wedticslay last wa: published, price Sid. THE lIRIiT NUMBER of a New, InT2rtial, and Cla.s:ca'.ly-arrat:g..:l l ea, PA Pr It „ I: nJe. the ta.s.ut THE 4CADk:NII;;.3I. t•;AZ cl - fe„ expressly desi;‘,,l for l'•fr ti.al and Class-readeig, in Schools of bob Sear. to Private Tut:tun—and for families, nn which :here are female+ Publialied by Clament, 192, Strtnd, and to be had, freeouf postage, of all the usual dealer:: in N.:wsrao•rs. •• • • e m first Number contains a viL•Le c,f Weatminster &luxe, Lhe Second w:11 contain Et .n, tb I bird DR.GILBEktrs VEGETALLE ANTISCOR. Bum . : DROPS, are 5.4.1 in Loclui, tin'esaft- and re taq, by R. Butler, 4, Cheapide ; Newnrry and St, Paul's; E. Eclwzr4.ll, (Late Shaw and Edward%) ski, Da.to; utd Sutton :to Co. p late Disuy awl Cu.) 10, Bow Church - y. rd. boitles at Li. 2s. and a small size at 4c. tid.uac't. This extraordinary Medicine stands unpaia!leted In the cure of many inveterate and alarming disease. to wit eh' houia d body is subject at all seasons of the year, aad in every climate, but the cures which have been obta ned from fis use in the following disorders, exceed every [tong of the kind which have come under our obsiTvation, viz. Schrophu.a 4T Kii. k ,'s Evil, Canters, Ulcerated Legs, Wounds in sny part of the Body, particularly Fistulasjiles internal Or cyst-nal, Leprosy, Scorbu tic Eruptions, and Corrosive liuntoors, wb:n affecting the head, eyes, or any pan of the hotly or limbs. , : a nu;rous . evidences which are extant w.lh regard to its sprees, it: the cure of Paralytic Affectkne, Gravel, Rheumatism, and p.h.unta.ic Gout, best lite,' its powers over these d:eadful diseases. Many other disorders which originate from the Scarvy internally, a'4 lie, as it may be said, dormant is the sys•ent fir a writs of years, but are at last from their inveteracy rou.ed into action, amt pro. duce a train of sufferings too "ere for description, may be oliticked in their infancy by a les.. bottles ut this invalu.ibk re medy. la addition to the many Scro,tulous Curs, cophined with cancer, which have been etir irefy trad.cated by we VLGCIA BLE A14 . 11- , CORBiI FIC DROPS, core bra to lay brier' tlm public the following fresh instance !of their contimed success, and which is tnorc testy confirmed by the respeetable.testimony of the Rm. John Clayton, Rector of Evershot and Frouiu St. I Quinton, in the county of Somerset Evershot; July 14, 1813. Mrs. Asti Irssoe wishes to communicate m Mr. °stater the guol effects prodirced on her by his V ffaETADLE AN 1 [- I SCORBUTI..: DROPS. She had long been afffictvd with a scrophulous Disease, which was seated in the face, and affectid the nose to a very painful degree, insomuch that it wa. suppo.ed to have been of a cancerous nature. The disease was frequently attended with hiffamaration and excessive pain, and ttie variety of medicine which was taken, daring a space of more than two years, did not in the least lesven the disease, but,.on the contrary, the complaint much increased, and was arrival at an siarming height, when she began to take the Drops, and from which she has received an excellent cure. (siguetl) ANN JESSOP. Joust CLAYTON, ndnister of Evenant and Frown, St. Quintus. Wholesale Country Venders for Dr. Gaberi's Vegetable An tlscorbude Drops, are, Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury - - and Dyes, Exeter; Gilbert, Plymouth-Dink ; and suit Hope and Jones, Druggists, Portsea ; Belau', Druggii mouth; Legg, Postmaster, .Gosport; Brown god , Newport, lade of Wish' ; Hollis, Rooney ,• Harvey, ton; Phillipaon and Prath, Chichester; White and Brighton; Skowbrook, Horsham ; Munday , Worth' Whicbester; Haydod and Co. Plymouth; and one Maeda, Voris in most Towns fa I rit ; Waits= hi tetail by gist, Ports. Rowdrns. Soutbassr- Phi'Upson, Mug ; kart, reiSitabl. This day was published, to Two large Vols. 12mo. printed on the best paper, price Ms. in boards, LA FONTAINE'S TALES, imit.tted in Eng lish verse. _ _ i.olldon: Printed fur C. Chapple, Pa11•Mall. 4 %,* For mote than a century the Sportive Tales of La Fon• take have been the delight of the French Youth of both Sexes, some of these hove been occasionally translated by Prior and others, b:: the wkole, for the Slat time, is now pretented to the Public in English. LAW Ll3 l, fur 1314.—Neatly bound, price lea. This day was yubli,lied, THE 'NEW LAW LIST ; being a List of the Judges and I )(kers of the• different Courts of Justice ; a list of Countel; Certificated :4itcial Pleaders and Conveyancers; and also a enmpltte and uc. mate I.lst, for isi 4, of all the certi ficated Attorniei, Notsrit.s, and Proctors in tugland and Wales, and London Agents for the Court' ry At:ort.ies; as panted by permission of ti•e Commi , sioners of stamp Duties. 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Prainah'slocks—and Methods of Preparing Colours for Domestic Uying of Cotton and Linen Goods—Several valuable Articles in Po; ticultore and Agriculture—List of Patents ob tained widlin the Lit hlontli, and Li ravings as usual. i•ublishcd by T. Underwood, Fieet-street. Of whirr may 5e had, any of the preceding Volumes, price ifs. fwd. in board:=.• BE LL's EDITION of BLACKSTONE's COM. BE MEN ['ARIES, without mutilation, and printed from the Author's last Etii now completed, in Twenty-eight Numbers.l he Firsi:Nuniber contains a fine Portra t of the Author, and Lifr ' and is a beautiful specimen of the Edition nof the Costitutienal Classics. This Edition of Blackstone brought drown to the present time, and contains au Abstract al all the Statutes to the 54th .of his present Majesty. Etch Number price is. 6J. Numbers may be had separately to complete Sett. to 28 Numbers, making 4 Volt. viz. Blackstone'. 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