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-••••••- --•-••••••••••••••••••••••.••••• •• , . • 41. Jr p q3 • ~ .4(1 -it • •' _ r ah •- •;:1,1 • 7.. . •%! -1_ %Air') .-"f •:Y • 1 .,7 - • • It -ay • Al _ * l lllO, Ptilr . .• NumBER 8402. CASSINIS MAP OF THE PYRENEES. Tbis day was published, on two large Sheen, price tain a case, or on rolien HU. New MAP of the ENVI RONS (A . BAYONNE, AL. correctly copied from Casaini's Survey of France. Published by John mockdale, Piccadilly. N•!. The Purchaser: qf the First Shet ay have th Second ,eparatelv, price We. ed. or hi a ease 1.55. e an m d an additional Sheet "1 the l'Aivirous of Bourdeaut sill be !lady the beginning of the tii,l4onth• Thi.i day were published, ' i n 4to. ul u msted iorith Ten EnFravings, by Lowry, Milton, and Scat, prices no. board., ELZMENTS OF AGkICULTURAL CHE MIS IRY, in a Conroe of•Leetures for the Board of Agri. culture. By sir HUMPHRY DAVY, LL.D. F.R.S.L. and E.M.R. f. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Erwin, Pater anger-raw, London ; and Cons' able and Co. Edinburgh. This day Were published, Octavo, price is. AIL in boards, FACTS and OBSERVATIONS relative to the yEvER, commonly oiled PURRP M ERAL .D . By JOHN, AitMSTRONG, . Member Extras' dinary of the Rciyal Medical Society of Ed in bulb, and one of the Physicians to the Sunderland Dispensary. prated for Lesqtaars, How, It ets, Orme, and Brow's, Pater,, user row, London ; and Constable and CO. Edinburgh. • • Oo the lit of March, 1814, Sill be Published, by Longman, Hum, Rees, Orate, and Brown, l'aternoster•cow, price 4w No L (to be continued Monthly), of 111 P r.STiTUTA ; or, the .TITS/CS and CHA -J.L RACIENS of. OLD BOOKS in Engrsh Literature, and tsar Authors, revived. ily Sir EGERTON BRYDGES, K. I. At works of this kind are still in viapted to the general reader, it becomes rudent to confine the present publication t• a very baited imp-: , I stn. No more, therefoie, than are subset ibod for tem the keth of February vr:11 be printed ; and they who wish to poiteis It are reqceoted to lose no time in cornmumeatingtheir Minos tb the publistiero, otherwise It will by impossible to insure non cOtiei. Speedily will be published, • is Two Volumes, octavo, with a Portrait, COME Account of the LIFE and . WRITINGS ki of MrS.TRIMMER, with Original Letters atld Meditations w Prayers, selected from her JouruaL PADA for F.C. and I itivimston, and J. Johnson and .Co. , St. Paul's Church-void; and bv J. Hatcharl, Piccadilly. VMS ' S LEITiR.S; PART Thu dal hatpittil4had, price the. 6d. baaida. THE LEI FERS of VETUa. Park 111. I rmin 1 No. to S 7 inclusive, with borne aadtir diffeient Signa tures, being those written during the year 161 S.; accompanied with a copious Preface, explanatory Notes, mid other Additions. " STAT:VETUS." Ovid—Amorurn. L. S. Eleg. 1. 1. 1. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoiter;row; 1. M. Richardson, Cornhili; and fo be hsd of all llooklellers. Of whom may be had, the Two First Parts of Vetus's * Letter., rite ui. bonds. , This day was published, In Two Vols. Svotprite One Guinea, • AN EPITOME of UNIVERSAL HISTO RY,' Anc.ent and Modern ; fe ow' the earnest authentic Records to the commencement of the present. year. By FRANCIS BAII.Y. Sold by J. Johnson and Co. Sr. Paula Listarthiacsiklind 7. Illithardson, Royal Etchange. • e ' This Work is intendedas an Intrpdacdon to Oeaeral His tory and exhibits the rise. and progress o the most material Re• schist ons that base taken place in the principal Ebwires, King Lan, and States itl the World. BRIDGMAN.% DIGEST'. - • This day was published, price X 3. Ills. •In boards, The Second Edkion, of - ADIGESTED INDEX of the reported CASES in the several COURTS of EQIil i'Y and HIGH q!OURT of PARLIAMEN T, down to the latest Period; to wltich are 21,n now added, the Decisions of the Re veral Courts of Equity it, Ireland, and the Parliament of that Kingdom,-after the Restora tion ot the appellate Jurisdiction ; with a complete Rupertorium of the Cases.—By R. W. BRIDGMAN, Esq. Suld by Reed and Hunter, Bell-yard, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and by all other Bnokselkrs. This day were published, Handsomely primed in one volume, price in boards 7s. Bd. QERMONETS, addressed to those who have not ►s3 yet acquired, or who may have lost the Meths - Rion to apply the power of attention to compositions of a higher kind. By HENRY aadT I'IA MATILDA HAWKINS. Printed for F. C. and J. Rlvington, No. se., St. Paul's Chnrch yard ; twid also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had,,httely published, the second edition of 'Sloe Countess and Giertfade; or. Modes of Discipline. Ily rola M.atil.la Hawkins. to four volumes,price, in boards, .set .165. BRITISH CRITIC-NEW SERIES. day was published, price 2s. 6d. (To be continued Mvithly) THE FIRST NUMBER- of a NEW SERIES of.tha 13111T1$,H CRITIC, coutaissing the — Review for the Month of January. Printed for F, C. and I. Riviagton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church.. lard Cant! sold by all other BoOksellers. Of whom may be 'had, grads, A PROSPECT:US of the NEW SERIES. Also, the BRIII3II CRITIC from the commencement in Ms!, 1793, to tht conclusion of the first Serie., in December, 1813; in Forty two Volumes, price in boards 427. 12 e. or any Ntanbtra tingly to complete sets. • , CHING'S PATENT' WORM •Lid'a.UNGES. .• ' WORMS ARE . THE MOST FREQUENT SOURCES OF CHILDRENS' DISEASES : Their SYMPTOMS EVERY PARENT and 6UARDIAI4 of CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They occasion toe)} of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation a:0 kttgidar gate of the bowels, attended after whit vioittnt pains; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the bight, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay.. Both as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above *Peelle:it Mediclue is universally allowed, on the testimony of the tillust characters in this country, both in rank and respectabi pf, to h are no equa l . Th e i r pa hli c a p pro b at i o n, giv e n to th e wptietor, from a personal Itilowiedge of ita wonderful success i their teem families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and tires a unction to It, of which no other Medicine of the kind it " bout. Parents and others, who have the care p 1 children ihould have tide:remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when, 0, 1 the stomach or bowels of Children are • iny way disordered, it will alWays be found to relieve. • Sold, wholesale and retail. at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, the turner of St. Paul's Church.yard ; Sharp, Johnson, it Belam, orts- Mouth ; /ones, Weston, Alimot, awl Mallory, Ponsea; Hall and J' tucon Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and Boss, and Turner, Hull ; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and When, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, rid. Swinney and Co. Bir hailhain ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Mande:tot: ,R eaborn , Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax ter and MlJonaki, Glasgpiv ; Enigeti and Barry, Votol ; Ste. sensizn and Co. Norwieb Swinten, Leicester; lasberils and Paul, and Billing, and lathbury ,I.Iverpool; Neale tired Ledger, &lova ; White, iiiighton Robet Is, Seldon, and itaff.ateltab haz; aad renatt,jmnest mann atine 'watts . W bolas, at Es. ad. n d 00406, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1814. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. - - - ABOUT eight wars ago, the calamities occa ainned by the war in different provinces of Germany gave rise to a Subscription, and the formation of a Committee, in Lou don, to ielicve the distresses on the Continent. By the generosity of the British Puhiic land with the aid of several respectable Foreigners, resident ihisNeouistry, the sum of nearly £5u,000 was retuitted to the Comiuent ,which rescued multitsides of individuals and families from the extremity of d,stitii, anal the very brink of ruin. The Committee-reeeived, iniik font Germany and Sweden, tile most Batt factory documents, testifying that the various sums which had been transmitted, had been received, and conscien tiously distributed: bat at no period since the existence of this Committee has the mass of 'every kind of misery been so great in the country to which their attenti6n Was first directed. _Never bad the cry of the distressed Germans for help been so urgent, their appeal to British benevolence so pressing, as in the present moment. Who coeld read the reports of the - dreadful conflicts which . have taken iliac& in Genudny during tfie last eventful year—of the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, . Lusatia Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts—and peruse the melancholy details of sufferings, almost unexampled in the annals of history—without the molt lively emotions ? Whoa cowld hear of so many thousands of families I;arbarotuay driven from gambugh, in the of a severe veinter-•-of so ninny ,/sW3ges burnt, cities pillaged, whole principalities desolated—and 'hot glow with an ardent desire to assist in relieving distress so multifarious and extensive. To the Alleviation of sufferings so dreadful—to the rescue of °or fellow men, who are literally ready to perish—the views of this Committee are exclusively directed. . Many well-authenticated afflicting details of the present dis tress having been, on the 11th, on the 18th,-on the itBth, and on the 31st of January, and the Ist of February, 1814, laid be fore the Committee, it was iinnkediately resolved, on the reli sure on the. liberality of the British Public, to remit, by th•se Pasts; £ll,lOO to respectab:e per:on., with directitess to form Committees of Distribution. ,Ainount already advertised aUBSCRIPTIo NS Pet AC1;614 0 0 iltiCt itICEIVEI). WilHain Holt, tsq. £2O 0 William Allen, Esq 20 Q Qatlour. Allem 5 5 Ann Hanhury 5 5 FOXO6, SCWelt, and Co. SU 0 Atkinson, Drlhorvu Ac. Co. $I 0 James Thomas, Esq. . 10 10 Sarah ThotnaS 0 'llentas l 6 Mary Aon Crosland 0 5 Rachael Smith 10 0 J. and A. Arth 6 6 Thomas Chzisty,Esq. 10 0 M. M. Covott ry 5 0 John I.lster, Esq. 10 0 Et+ 10 0 and T. BlaKey 10 - 0 Jansons and Coventry 10 10 Sllvanus 13cvan 5 41 Jos. and Henry Watson 5 5 Philip Browne Esq. 5 0 SallAsel Wood;, Esq. 5 0 ' but Pullen , .5 0 John Smith 5 0 la Holt. Lanes Curtis . 1 1 Joseph Christy 2 2 Henry Laandy . a. • Richard Sanderson 2 2 John Dixon 2 0 William Hancock 1 1 John Capper 1 1 Kaiha.rine Capper 0 6 Sarah Cap/ -r 0s Saw. sinunnods and Son 1 1 Thomas How 1 1 John Knight 1 0 J. Smith, servant to ditto 0 5 Smee 1 0 John })eirsott 1 0 Soush Godlee o s Pasts Hooper `-. 1 2 liniothy Bevington • S 3 J. Shipman and :jou 2 0 Margaret Woods 2 0 J. B..l‘.rrnyu . 1 0 Jog. Owen Harris 1 0 -George lickt.ll u 0 Mary Hoare John Wilson Richard Pecle Eliz. Buyer 'and Kath. Huns, bavants to J. Lister IY. 'Wander Beujairuni Lucas Hannah Suisun . Samuel Cash Nathansel Pryor Stephen Coachman J. S. 13abat , 'I koalas Froze Joseph Savory A. B. Savory S 0I 3 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 0 1 1 Po. Rubel Tabitha Bevan, 1 0 John Charley 3 0 Williarreforster 2 2 Elia. Forster I 1 Josiairtyr,ter s Rabat Pocster 1 M.and S. _Hum 10 0 Elia. lioward,sen.Stjttn. 20 0 Mr; F. Howe, 2 2 kliaabutli Lambert 2 0 Win. Phillips, •George ;yard Joseyh'Pryor J. M. and C,Tiekell lituroah Pint George Stacey • Christiana Whiting . .A. 224 M. Dale ohn Deck.% John C.ratilipati 1 1 £5 0 1 0 t Forster. E. and R. Smith Wfuiam Dillwya • Abigail Ereeth • HannahGurney,los. 6d. *Johanna Hibbszt,ls. Caroline Fry • F.bza B. Fry Mary Fry, 10$. 6el. Lucy Try W. Fry J savants Richarason, Dverend, and• Co. - 26 5 Sarak Beaumont 3 It Frauds Joshua 3 3 limns and Neighbour II 3 Joe. North 3 3 Samuel H. Lucas • 1 Palen bvil 16 . 16 Isaac Sargent 10 10 Juba Rutty .10 10 Taylor. IRichard Barrett Jonathan Barrett Rosamoosi Post ZS Son lir.ol Clark Samuel Hashuld Stephen Matthews Isaac Pa: thing, jun. Maggs Robert Fusaick 10 0 4 5 0 3 0 0 0 •20 0 - 5 0 SO 0 1 0 1 0 I Per Hear; 10 10 I 10 10 1010 15 15 5 5 5 5 5 0 V • 2 2 2 • 2 0. Per Same Richard Kidd . Elizabeth Kidd 106.6 d. Ann Storni 1 0 Hannah, Sarah, and . Mary Storrs 16s. id. Two Female Servants in the above tiro Families - 0 Sarah Ruch 0 • 7 -Samuel Harris . 5 0 F.lizabeth Harris - 1 0 Elia. Harris, jun. 10s. 6d. Wry Adams, Son and Daughter Benj. Angrll Sarah Angell M. Ititlou, Servant to (oho Pine • William Clay Robert Waruer John Eliot John Firth Henry Ttlot • Priset.ilaMovia Thomas Cox. John Hodgkin Japer Capper, jun. . 1 0 0 It) 31 10 1 0 6 0 • 1 0 the above es. 6d. R. Pu•ritt, ditto 9,a. 6d. Grat4, , er Watson 0 20 Wm. Collinp 104. 6d. James Kidd 4 2 Richard Marshall 1 0 Franci, Armistead 1 0 James Tay . 0 5 Per William STATE LOTTERY. IJAZARD, BURNE, and Royal Exchange, respectfully inform the that they have on Sale a Variety of blembers, Tithe's, s and Shares for the present small LO ITERY of 8,000 'I ickets, to be drawn in Two Days, via. the 4th and 14th of NEX i• MONTH. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Prizes of - £20,000 2,000 1,000 2 - 2 • 3 - --41,- . 4c. 4c. &c. Letter., post-paid, duly answered, and Sebemes gratis. TO' ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. HE Sight of the Aged is restored. the Weak T Sight strengthened, and the Perfect Sight preserved, upon unerring principles, by liii.A.OBERRY's PATENT SPECTA• C I .ES, 332, 0 x tord , street. To prevent disappointment, be par ticular in observing, it is not a Shop, but a Pr.vate House, next door to the Fishmonger's, between Swallow-street, and Argyle street. MCIVEY is ready to advance, with prompti tude and secrecy; at legal annuity interest, on treehold, copyhold, leasehold, or funded proFerty, rent charges, marriage widen-lents, widows' joiatures, wills, clergymen livings, and annuity bond. Apply personally, between nine and five, or by lettar, to the Difector of the National Bank, No 8, Lower John street, Golden-square. Matters-of magnitude aril! be preferred. :Joie:. B. and W. RIDG take theftruent opfrortonity of exp►aeiag their Thanks t) the dferent Regina's* th.rt have .L,noa►d the* , lath their order: ; and beg to feint oast to the Militia *email, Volontaring for Foreign Servite,ih,ir ADDRESS 'lO -THE ARAY IN GENERAL._ 11 and W. RIDGE, of Chichester., having establish -17 • ed extensive WarAouses in that City, be g leave to offer the.r services in furt)isbitig the ARMY IN GENERAL, but more partjcu'arly Regiments passing through the *MU DelltriCti with Nee(' tries, Clo.hing, and Accputreinents, of ever, detrie tion. Their stores are so itreniive,andsuch arrangements have been made to ateritlatronage and .orrobation, that Reheats may be'ste r )pled at an hour't•-not ice with every article required tor the complete equipment of N.B. Regimeqcs going to or rett.rning from the. Peninsula would lied great advantages ht the contiguity of the .abov.- W4r:tliou,ei to POrtsnsouth. • SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID, FOR PUNCH, LIiMONADII, ire. &e. . . riPHIS Acid is so Useful, whene . ver Lemons are 'wanted for dotnestic rurposis,thai it oily re ;wires publicity and a trial to be ittlneralli used at table; it j 1 sa finely powdered that it readily dissolves in the plate, and with the acid yields the Most grateful flavour of the lemon. There Ir also a ttection on the liqtrle fur Punch, lA:remade, Sm. &e. It is prepared only at I 6S, Borough ;• and sold by'Newberry and Sons, und :law and Edwards, St.. Paul's Church-yarsl ; Busier, Cheapside ; Dicey 3r. d Co. Bow Church-yard ; Barclay lad Sons, Fltet m triter ; banger, 0 aferrd-stret t ; Holborn; Wilton, near ; the Medicine W.e.ehouses. in the Royal Ex change ; Vadc's and Golditri's.- Curnltill ; Rigs', and agialsbs, I Cheapside: G ifford , and Butt:rfield,Strand ; Prate, New -street, Covent-Garden; gentott knd Cu. Bear•s•reet ; Gedge, Leicester square ; Haymarket;' Williams, 7u, l'iccadilty; ts . e and Hawkins, Bonti.ereet •' Butts, Bet ner.strect-; Sellars, B street, Bloomsbury ; P. ose,Parllanweit-streetg Pinsh r Greenwicb; Harrison, Wool te ich ; Batten. Clapham; Rusaui, tianspeon ; Martin, 'l'wickettbani ; Knight and Dean, and Pickering, Wind sor, &c. litc. It is also Sold by most Otinien, Confectioners, Doug gists, and Patent Me.qcine Wr.rehouses, to buttles.ls. ed. each: Please to notice the names of .Spyiing amid Ivierplea un - the wrappers, as• no others are genuind. • HALLAM': ANT-1131Lp US PILLS. TLe Efficacy.of these Pills in Billows Coteplarnrs. HeistUtsch lieart.ffern, Licc. are well known, by mall years experirace. In Indigestion, i.osa of Appetite, habsfull Cos , ivenebs, and those nunserous train of diseases, aril lag front Corm ituatms debilitated by hot climates, as well as the more frequent iodulgenciis in the various luxuries of life, these Pills produce the most happy effects, and they at e so innocent in their nature, =to require no restraint. Sold by E Edwards, 66, St t'aul" Churchyard, Lomion, price its. 9d. the Duithl. Box, 4 6a, ; a's 4by Sang-r, Oxford-frowt. Harris.. Samuel Kidd Gervas Storrs • Sparks MAW* Sundry F . rivads, per dittO,vig. Edward Kid& John Kincey Lydia Kincey sod Iris. cells Kinsey . Joseph 'Caroni . Elizabeth Scule Jujiii B4rett . Anu B-rrett - Lydia Fry . Aim Driver • 2 0 2 0 o 20, 1 0 ▪ 0 to 1 0 o 10 O 10 O 6 O 6 Sarah Norton Sarah Tatum Sarah Levens • 0 6 Sarah- Sheppard • 4 0 Samitti Gurney . . 4 4 Anu Reynolds - 0 10 Esdras Knight - 1 0 Joseph JOr ell - 2 0 Joseph Cockfield, per C.F. A. Steinkopff 4 4 Tuthill, juu. 1 0 Thomas Hagen - Thomas Lefevre Ts. ed. William Mathews Ss. 61 Robert Pope, M. D. 10 0 William Tuthill it 0 William Torben. jun. Robert Govett, Vicar _ of Staines M. Buckland, Wrays bur y, Bucks J. M'Clure 1 homas Ashley 2 0 Robert Ashley - • 2 0 William Ashley 5 0 Joseph Ashley - 5 0 Thomas Ashley, Jun. 1 0 U'llLatm Ashley, jun. 1 0 Henry Ashley - 1 0 Charles Ashly - 1 0 Samuel Ashley - 1 6 John Finch 2 0 Mary and Rebecca Finch 1 George Hagen - 1 0 1 , Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of I.ondoe Ta vern; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stotk Exchange; and at all the Banlten In 'fawn =4 Country. R. H. MARTEN, I towiesti at LUKE HOWARDt 1 . 0 1, 0 s b 5 3 • % I I) 0 4 co it 10 10 _.2 2 1 1- O '5 ✓ ld 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 (.1 10' 0 10 1 0 1 0 QUESTONIAN tiIEDIC:INF.S. CASE 117. To Mr. B. GUIST, NO. 9, Grrac Surrey-utter, Black ears, 6 . • DiAR Sin, .ITHE extraordinary Cure I have lately received Jib from the use of your G MEDICINES, binds me in gratitude to make known t.t the Public, the wonderful effects of your most salutary means in disorders of pain. hi 'the beginning of Mareb, 1812, in consequence of taking cold (wh n under a course of Mercury for a Liver cnnip . aint), I was attack ed with a most eicruclating pain in the back and right hip, which in the course of six days rendered rile incapable of:followIng my usual e m ploy. In this situation I applied to a neighbouring Sur geon, who tecornmencied so external application, which I perse vered in using fa about fife weeks : hnding my pain stiU cond. ' our With the same degree of violence, and my strength vet y much decreased, at the request of my friends I applied and was admit ted into St. Thomas's Hospital, where I continued fur about six weeks, strictly adhering to every direction laid down, without find ing the least relief ; tin fast, l was now become (from the continual agonising pain) so reduced in strength as to he incapable of walk ing without the assistance of a stick; when, tot-innately hearing ul the wonderful cure your Medicines had ffected on my neigh boui, Mr. Dowling, (in Case 85), I resolved on making applica. lion-to the flame means, but with stronger bepes than expel,- tations of deriving any benefit, though, to my great joy and surprise, frr less than half adhour from the thaw 1 commenced the first applieation of the-Medicines, found myself so much relieved, as to be enabled to walk horse without a stick, and v.ith very little pin, by continuing the Lotion and PiUs tor one month, was perfectly freed from every symptom of the disease ; bet this is not all for which I am obliged—the Liver Complaint which Iliad been suffering under for more than five 'years, and had resisted the stroligest preparations of mercury, and other means prescribed by several of the most eminent Medical Prac titioners, was Completely cured by taking five or six boxes of your Antimercurial Bilious Pilb.-1 remain, in perfect health, your much obliged Servant, WILLJAM MOW LIT. 1411.5, King's Gardens, HolLtad-street,•Blaektitters-}aa4 (Casa gfl, is a lacers Paper.) • PRICE SIXPENCE-HALLIPPENwr. SALES BY AIiCTION. At the Quebec Ta'siu Pastaittolltli, no Thursday, (be 10th at February, iut t, et Neon, THAT Beautiful Fast-sailing Armed Brit &all the OLIVE-BRANCH, hits Feitittsrat„ Master. built m America for a Packet. bastiptigossB • Length on Deck - 8S Feet 9 Inches. Itreadth - • - 43 94 Depth - SO 8 Admessaret - • 994 40 94 liens. Etas a agave stern and a scrawl head, sad. rein srkaliy fest, and is particularly adapted for the Packet derviee, Newfuutidiand Trade, or any othetrequiring dispatcb; is compltely foetid WI Stores, and may be sent to 'ea at a moderate earence. For inventoties and further particulars apply, three days pre pious to the sale, to Messrs. Casio'', Willson, and Co. Laureourn Chambers, Fenchurch-stree, London ; or to 4. RUA t LEY and Co. Proters. - --=- PLYMOUTH. • At the Royal Hotel, George-wort; Plyeuiuth. on Friday, tlios 11th of February, 1014, at Woven precisely, .Ak LARGE QUANTITY of Naluable SHIPS' STORES and PROVISIONS, consisting of Six Bower Cables (of 20, 18, 17, and Id niches). Hawsers and Messengerelat differhot sizes. Standing and Running Rigging. Junk. . Large and Sate l Mat of every descrirkin. Twenty-eiglit Long It pounder Guns, rtvo fi•poubd dom. Fourteen 24 poundert arroitadts, and all the, shot, ilt.c. belonging to them. One Hundred and Fifty-eight Barrels of Gimpctwder. F•ur Half-I arrelt Ball Cartridge. Muskets, and various f ordnance Stores. A Quantity of Biscuit. About S:,) Boshelt Scotch Barley. 450 Bushels Peaa (Green, White, and Grey). Oatmeal.Calavanees, Flour Butter, &c. About 14 Cwt. Dutch Cheese. Tliirty.nise Barrels of Beef. .Eight Hlids. Pork. Eight Ditto White Vinegar. 1 hirty-eight Casks and Kegs Parities. Seven Rutland Gallons Geneva. Seven Hhds. Coale. Three dl:tb Pitch. - - A quantity of , Swett-Fhb, Fire• Wood. end *ltet-Caaks. Two Boats. Sundry Masts, Yard., sod Spars. An excellent Fore Engine. . •- • Scene Staves, Deals, a quantity of useful ICood, and a variety of mher small and large Store,. All nearly new t end in the best cedclition ' • lately landed from the French frigate le WtSr2; taken on het (l rst cruise, (rolls r 'revel, by H. M. S. Brie° N, Sir Clorkopher Cole, int. Capons, (in company whit H. M. sloops SY Li.A artd ROtALIST) =deco. denined as Prize. For viewing the said Stores, and fitrther rorticabui, apply to I'HO M Aft COLE, Georee•street Plynuauth ; of whom ' anti at !he Ofiee of SYK E M. ' Arundel- its Strand, catfloguros may belted dupe days precieJtug the Sale. Piymotuth, January 2.5,1014. To 'momAs Tltitiott, mu. DEC, leave to inform you, that ever since the yeat I t 71 O, i had been afflicted with tree Lees Veneria, wkich from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine izrewri bed by the most eminent of the faculty bere,autd'undergeiug svveral flyers courses of salivation and :vice disc urged from the Hoipitsl, with little relief, woubleppuu• to be of the most inveterete nature. In the sprit& of last yr ciy disorder had got to such a head, as learly to put a period sr tee my etistence. lu this state; L vsai re. =amended trrMr. 3. Tbo*pion, (who received se erea't-a tuft I ..by them here,) to take your Leake's•ratent Pflis s whitli I besaii kis do on the 86th Mil in the course of a forftugh i iwian en ,•eceive benefit. In little more than a niter.`b I became, by your liberal advice and Medicine, rerfectly free /ran. my for. met complaints • katerecovered my former srirk, and "Mile Mid am become jolty and fat, in whieh state haring co i.tirust many months to the astopehment of all who knew me, 1 lift at a loss,th what terms tq express my fit-, ts ude, bdt beg you ttpf the good of other stilferiug mortals, to mike this my cue U yublie as possible, as r shall on eves y occiatoo,—id so doing yo will veatn, obli i ,s; Sir, rout irritant obedient 'very he mbbt sera *rant, _ _ ALEX. MIikKEAL _ Swsn'sglose s High-Street, Edinburgh. Proipared mid sold by elw sole Proprietor, Thomas 1 aylop; Member of** Rept College of burg in Lomit., in lus house flo. 9, New Brid4wistrees. They are also sold by his appointzneot, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-wttet Pall Mall ; the Toy-,141p, No. tt•s, cord-street ; Mr. Disiorough's, No. 7, Fish -street-cal, inr.rlyop. Ratite the Monument ; and by.oue person i 6 every torsiderable - own in England, Ike. in buttes only Ss. ed. each, seideil up Mitb cull and plain directions, whereby persons climber sex nay oaf themselves with ease and. secrecy. N.B. Every Box soldin Greet Militia is sealed up with a stamp .n which Py Cavour of the ComoAnimus, is printed at the Stamp Office 44 I'. Taylor. No.g. New Ikriclge.4sepot. MH. ti E66R6.eolt.LE an ON btW ergutielb. sate his Majesty's Simko.' doneness the waste wend lo prate anigte Instance where their Medicate and method of curt esit ailed of the desired elf ,ct. The praetke of roAty years tri ?animist branch of their protenilan has not given rise to tea ensuccessnal case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and tutu of Venereal Complaints, and tMt derangennot of the system which is the cousequence of the pernicious and Wasteful effects of a habit long and most unhappily puraeral by the )ouths of both setae, in the one it will be founct.to be the unfailing eogree barrcaL nes.; the other have Its ravages fatally developed to them by a die,- creasing state of debility, hich, I not tldielll remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while eon. sumptions, loss of muscularpower,amf vatione nirvanas coinpheints usually characterise the T.:flier stages of this solitary vice. Of per. sons languishing under the itsorders incident to such a hatitt,thele treatment is simple and has never proved unsucc e ssful, in t h e course of a long, Libations, anti much extended uractice. In the most obstinate and coniplecated cases of t oiereal istfeetton i such as obstructions in the urethra, spungy excrescences. hattl mots, callous ulcers, eruptions,seminal weekniss, &dices ales • STRICTURES, (Mother recent or of Jong duration, and which hate bidled.. tha sILU efother Practitioners ; are lay their prevent improved plan of treaunant, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffer ng the excruciating pain and alarming ht morthage whtcli often :s :owe the application of the lunar caustic. to the course of to years extenaive practice In this metropolis, numerous cases of itrictures lave tees and are daily under their care, the total eradicadon of which are dieted by a safe, certain, and eve& noes mode of practice. ,supetior to any ocher yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding Irons this com plaint, is speedily removed, and she patient it:oared its sound and ' , figments health. But where the debility Ms for /eats ere ted, a proper peneverance.in their restorative reitediesifter the Stricture bas been destroyed, Is indispensably requinte to rates the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the eonsdtiathins Iteveral Noblemen and Gentlemen, of die first reenectanitity have been under the care of Melon. Currie and Co. for the re. moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Ate. and, baring received a radical and pepuisient care, request tbllt reference may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided sr perioricy of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had Strictures from tea to twenty years, and were under the care of Messrs. Hente and Heaviside'', and other eunteons of equal eminence, who attempted their eau. by the application °kb, lunar caustic, without success. Patients in the Country are requested to state the particulars, of their case, age, and number of living, cncloting a Binh. note for advice and medicines, and the um* will be given e r forwarded to any part of the Kingdom. Messrs. Curse and Co. stay be consulted by either Set, with Ow greatest delicacy, steno, and honour, at teatr bossy, No. 107, Ha:ton-Garde& A Cf.R FAIN Dlit T • FIE Value of Ptt. FltetEtti.tVs G t/TTA SALUT t italt has been suing proved, that norhi*,g of the present dad can hear a competition with it, in ail the •liffertot stages of a certain ; wiich it effect ually cures and eradicates. from :he habit, without exciting the paiei ut feelings and c_nposure that attends salivation—without debilitating the constittitien s in at.) degree, or even requiring conlinetnent fro& business or rc‘tric don of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for re than St) years. In all the debilitytof both sexes they prove a never-falters rest°. ratkve—whether the debthty is produced by tuu free•use of titer airy, by illicit pleasures, er the eift.cts'of a warm climate. To :mailers and those going abroad ? they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will Nceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn sleets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of twine. By its efficacy many groom/ have become mothers, who•for many years hadlateh deprived of t.&ar happhsess. ' - • Sold wholesale and retail; at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, tale corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and' retails by Derain and Sharp, POrtsmota Hall & Johnson, Gosport; Allitutt, Weston, Mallory, and John, forum ; Trewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Chhinville; Gilbert, and' Hoskin& Plymouth ; Newbury, Dub lin i-.2anter and Mitedeaald, Glasgow; Smith, Manderson, dont, and Reablien, hellebores ; Crutwell, Bath ' • 'Ross & Peek, hall; Whit*, Brighton, Roberts, Seidon, and Ruff, Chetten haat ; Gregoon inad Mange, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; Btldus and Lynch,. Manchewer; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Birmialham; Grapey, bightou ; and 'aim Medteim Vascilers, in bottles. st as. lad. 4s old. Mat i 2.21. ~r iIE i$