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i - lAr - * .....„ ' ,)•.• l i N : t 11 ' . . . ifilf.k. C:X. -A k .. IP!' •: A ' _:* rAgio ji . : ‘i ' is•r4.• L. r , I . .. ...,‘ . ..t - , f.ii 1 . 9 .. 1.i:•:. . ' ' 1.4 6111, . 4 .. I'L. , \:..• • -• . 41 / 4 1 4/ri l i ; . *--W4l# fI: r i.).,„,..,,..... ..,,....„,„f.... . . ...,,,... cy' . • • • ._, - _ N UAf DER 8534. MEMORY of 1118 LATE LORI) MELVILLE. YT is proposed tl erect a MONUMENT to the Memory of that rval T-.end to the Navy, twice the Manage tiunt of a Commivee-ar - ....... - Many Officers have .iiittfied a wish to subscribe to thlv object. • It is suppOiied •hr Sesmi•n will also be happy to add to the Fond from print. pies of respect to the (Amory of thas.gryisa biatesman, who gave t'ir Navy full weight with full measure;— all 4 the ; ayit , v off th^ Fleet is thought a suitable time to give then dd. opportunity-, that ail wbo ap •rove of the Plan may con tributo to the amount •hey think proper: and, agreeably to Au thority. Subsaipti are received at No. iI, Howard -street, liorfulk i reret a Strati 1. Loolon, by 1. Ai' fridge, Esq. furmerly Secretary id Idiitiral All commtinicaloas by letter, post paid, will be faithfully at tended to. and any Subscripiions r-eeived rin Mr. AUdritlev ocomint by his Correspondent.. Moors. Match and Co. Gosport ; J. Manley. No. 89, Chatham; or by Jarises . Slade, Esq. tst Ausuit , 1814. C e *MBILDGE NEW PA ENT MAIL. COACH, WHIIR HORSE INN, PE is 1 EIL4ANE,HOLEORN. rp E Public tie nv•st resoectfutly informed, that 4 New rxrutr MA.I. COACH WM eat out every Even ing ‘t Halrpast Seven o'Civek.(.aorlay* et Six) fro , it the above. bin ; performed by JOHN EAMES and Co. who will not hold dri•mselves accountable for Pieetettgete luggage or any l ockage 'whatever ahoy* the voice of five P4:14111a1 loat or damaged. aimless entered as sue and paid for securcilagly when delivered at their Offizes in "lowa ur to bar. Agents in this Country. Aug..bt i, 1314. BY Order of the COMMITTEE for relieving the Dts I RESSES by the WAR in GERMANY. To the LADIES of ENGLAND, from the LADIES of GERMAN Y. DRISDILD. JDNI 70, 1814. With emotions of joy and gratitude we have learned from the pubic prints the formation of Commiters of benevolent Briish • Ve.males, whose efforts are devo•ed to the allevivion 4 the Dis tresses of the Continent, and who, in particu'ar deeply sympa thize in the forlorn state of the uefortuta•e Orphans of Saitotry ‘ Which has had to sustain so severe a trial. titre, too, was form ed a stonier Society, which is techw vely engaged in providhig . , for these eestitute4tile ones. Judge, thee, what must have been bee feelings, when eve heard that our sisteriein. England were making our most important coucern their own.-With deep emo tion we join them in the good work ; and approach them with the confidence which the Christian senenient of Charity and lenevolence so eaely impires. I.et us, then, frankly acquaint you with our distresses, as well at with what has been done to relieve there; and what we venture to solicit of our generous Itriti•li steers. We need not repeat how grievously our cautery On which the emancipation of Europe was achieved) has suirered from the war, and its formidable traip—Want and Famine— Disease and Misery — Deva s tation and Death !—Ali this the pub lic papers have announced; and we know that you cannot be Strangers to the subject in general. We wish, however, that We could describe to you the itsividual distress which surround. us, the deplorable state of the children, who have lust father and, Iniaber, and e'er ry thing.along with them; and yet we durst nut .tve you a faithful picture of it, 15 it weulu wound your. hearts too deeply. It is most painful to bear in what a state these clindren, particularly those of very tender age, have been found by those excellent men who feel themselves called by Goo to seek out misery in its moss secret retrea.s. They were, there fore, the first to endeavour to alleviate their condition, and to Invite all pitlinthropic Curisttans, both at home and abroad, to take compassion, agreeably to =oar sasroar's injunction, on these little ones, They addrets.d 1E0118414:S to particular to our sex, to whose care the child"- err *ere esp. dally cu•ninitied ; and GOD pie poster to their e.tice; at that woos all quarters - caste filfars to tike these 0: • .11.us.lpg. enntribeilias tor stblog lapOs fir& - 11 0 r a:.#0 , 0 11 eat Ora% At; btirrelee occaslorttyr by the Vi ;a In Lleenui.l has in particular exerted neat tn•wor . behalf; 'ante giv.•: - tib in=s !bat it Will do snore. but in sakony, also, an excellent- spirit was illskilyed; arid thole to 'ilium Peery iot Nee hat. preserved part -4 then property 4:tweeting extended their aid to .ucti Si . verre lett clime Ant tate. In his Marlette about _tilt) childree have already been placeet in famlite-; and fete small intent:wee., ec tee- g with our al& tine a• the me, hove iss.en erected, lute witch •he Orphans are renhveil rill new parents Can be jiune tor ti,em. Oar of these JD at Lnppo:disw aka, for-keys; ,the second at Groolserg,lor gins; an.: du- other two at voila aid Dresd en. tor children of both sexes. So long a• we can eeeer with famillet w.hing to re *etre one htthr onei into their midst, we hive nutting mire to with sou t',eir accotet. But naturally this number must deerea-e Mote and more ; amd for dais rea...n, because the Managers these Instau tit's ate unwilling to place any of the child's n out of their i.e. optiLle es. wove country, and diem yet remaining re sources wth be-speedily exhauster& We are, o:ceche e, desirou• of giving pesimaisnce to these m*001,110114 (ai least to one of Hem), that the Orphans who cannot be utherwi-e provided for, ma; be there received, educatid, and supported, till 'hey stall be able to earn their own living. t o y.ou, then, beloved sisters, we turn and intreet you to devote to ibis object a put or Sh e wen. y which Too may it,, deaths d for our poor infants —We will gladly tremolo to you an account of its application, find ponctnatty follow every direction tharyou may give respect ing it_ lancoursged by your LS operation, we shalt exert our -selves the snore cheerfully; and GOD, who bh,ses what. ver is done for his sake, will nut fail to prosper the sisterly covenant in which weave united. (signed) eitiF.DERICKA, Counts of Dohsta (horn Countess of 106breg),Direc•cess or the Or, han.trouse at Grunberg. .411.110 U al. A VON f HUMMF.L (horn Baroness of War. • - iter6), 311tectroke 6f die Orphan-house at Pima. LOUIeE VON SCHON IiEKG (bt,rn Countess of Stol; berg), Diretnrete of the Otpisan house at Dresden. I=NA AtlGlstli Ut. 1 MANN (born Lessieg), r 4 ess of the Oipison house at Dippoldiewalda. Antonin &tread, aavertised 5e10;,854 4s. 9d. • suescalitions SINCV RECLIVZD: At Down-ati4 Co. Collection at St. Peter's Collection at Creqdrat Church, Dorchester,- Church after a mei-. • 7s. td. • moo on thanksgiving Ditto at Laminate., Day, by the M.ev. Dr. • Dorset af7. ltis. Ireland APD 15 Collected by the Rev. 1. lodivadual 1• it' • Robertson Le. to. id. Colleeotio at kbe . Gent/cannot Easte: - .1. run Chive!, Poole, by .• well %ear ''‘St the Rev.. IS• Treleae,. 1 A Friend, by Mr. Wes 1 1 ' varly, tePta. GIL ' •.. lislarst.n . Di too Mar ill's: Chlkettoir at Warrington, ••• ; Leitester;ou Thanks- pee Rev. A. Hay 4t - ij loving dai s by R ev. Do. at the Finish Chou ch • ' . Vaughan 36 0 otWashington,county Do. at Cricklade, Wilts, of Durtant, on the • by Rev. Mr TM inson 16 é Thant living - - Day, •- • John L. , ,tuun Yule:e. r per the Rey. 1). tract, itd siscripuUti tO 10 . Croathwaite Small Colin ion'ti urn a "Subsoninioris from the few Iti Linde ait Green- f ..Mayor of Lekaed,ruid • Pitch 4 3 a few of his Friends; Coltestion at Long Whet- .ere. Ids. 6d. ton, Lexestersfere, per Collection at Skititou • • • Pares anti Co. id i. is. 6d. (:burgh; ton Thactiti- Subscriptions a: sunder- giving-day, per Rev. ••• land, remitted by Cook G. Wheelhe, Ale. 7s. Ertf: and Co. 2102. Ile. A. M:SS Mary Stimtners Collected In the Pariahs. Cupeetben •at Weston • • of Down al d Cutbun,• .11ert Chursh, on the • per Rev . Mr. Bull .4:4. !med. Thanksgiviogelay,per Collection at Col. shill 18 10' Rev. Mr. Norhird 3 f Subscriptions received it theJlers the City of London Ta . "ern • Lioyd's Cr fee-house ; Stock Rubange; and at all the ilankn in TcWaand Country. 1 111 R. H. 114ARTEN, HOW4.IiPs teteries. 31 11 • WEINESLIAX,4I4IGUST 3, 1811! ` '~ indoll t iros puhli,fTl, rife li in tiards, THE . .tLVE.I cqbHIO N. Printerl 6 T. ended and W. Davie*, Strand. • BR riiti NEW SERIES. . 1. 134 day was published, price 2s. 641. THE Nut*lmchir the Month of JULY, contain ing a Rwriestr 11 Norris ' on the Ethic Soc:cy ; Chateau. Bonaparte rnd the 'Bourbons; Montgomery's World before the Flood ; Noland% Sermons on the Operations of the Holy Ghost ; the ,butch Constitution ; Meadtcy's Memeirs et Algernon bidney, &c. Stc. Printed for F. and 3. Rlvitigton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard. Of ...horn may be had, Complete!Sets of the First Series, or any Single Number. • lists day was pod:dished, Handsomely pr•nt • : in 9. v.do. Bvo. price 21. 10s. in boards* RELIQUI4E SACK.: sive Auetorum fere jam perdstorurasecundi tertilque %aculi fragment., qua eu- , persunt Accedgat eptatula Synod= et Canonica Ntczna eoncilio ant:qulct Ad codices .114?. reoen.ult,' nutisque stlon, IIIIII:faVit, MAR Jissztuas Rotra La , S. l' Y. cot& S. Magdalena Pra " Osumi, typo A - els, Impenais J. htrawman, apud quern J Loodini proetant Vito Ludgate-atron dicta , item C4oult spud . Cooke. • - Tit day as indallshdd, Klee ts. 'F 'FRE SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of the' RE THOMA.s GISSORNE, M A. on July LS, 1814, at a General Meg •i IP of the County of &afford, convened to dell- Arrive on Petition. to the two Houses of Parliament, respecting 'theABULITWN of the SLAVE TRADE. Publsslted pursuant to a Resolution of the County Meeting: Printed tot T Catlell and W. navies, Strand. • Of whom may he had, A SERMON, preached in the Church of Barton under Need• wood, in the et unty of Stafford, on July 7, 1814, being the day appointed for a Generals I hanksgiving on the Restoration of Peace. Published at the request of the Parishioners By the Rev. Thomas Gisourne, M. A. Minister of Barton under Need wood. Price 11. Nrw Etlitions of all Mr. Gi4hornes other Works. STATE LOtTEAY.'lltollit DaAWING TliZ ass OF sEirrEmatit o oat • • •.• ****** ••• SCHEME: • ' • Xx.t,uo or* 6 140 . 000 i 0,000 20,000 5.9110 'Ail. .... I° 4':"oo 4° 1,0 . ..... 4, 1 .00 500 ... 2,500 200 100 50 1,000 20 1 4.750 14,000 Tickets. ' L't 40,000 NO FIXED PRIZES!—Days of..Dravring : Ist Day - Ist SEP tEMISEIt. Std Day . 13th SEIA.EMBEkt. al Day - - 17th SEP"! EN1132.1k. Tickets and Shares are Selling, by SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, At their Meus e NP. ill, POULTRY; I No. SI, ALDCATIC HIGUr NO. 12, L . :OARING-On/Sl' .41Prarcr. Price cd a ticket - atl9 19 .0 bkU Quarter - _ aCiO 7 0 Eighth . • I 5 5 0 Sixteeinhi .e 2,29 6 I z 9 0 -s NEW VOCAL MUSIC. WELLINGTON the BRAVE, sling by Mr. Braham, also by Mr. Ppm., at the Pa•riotic Meetings, aompo:•ed by J. Parry. pace is. 6d England and her br.tv.• Allies, sung by Mr. Priv; at the 'Theatre-Royal, Drury lane, and eompose.l by J. Parry, price Is. 6d. Dear Charmer when the Hat p is Strung, L.ng by Mr. Sinclair, at the Theatre Royal, Co vent-Garden, composed by H. R. Bishop, price Is. 6d. itaithful Ella, buLig by MI'S Astir, at the Bath Concerts, ctimposed by Ott same, price Is. 61 Beauty, Love, and Time sung by Mr. composed by 1.. P. Chippi, prise Hs 01. Fairest A wake, a favourite carmottett, composed by Sir J. Stavensoa, Mus. I)oc. price 2s. The Soldier's Wife, a celebrated Irish air, With an ac compammem fur the Piano Forte or Harp, price Is. 6d. Publi.lied by Goulding, D'Almaine, Putter, and Co. Nu. '2O, Soho-.stare, and 7, Westmoreland street, Dublin. . ' HOUGHTON'S FEMALE PILLS, AMEDICINE found by more than 60 years ex perience to be a certain remedy in disorders incident to the younger part of the Female Sel;.. The very great tip mand for °telt through private recommendation, indo.::. the Proprietbrs to oiler them to the Public These Pills are most excellent for removing obstructions to which Females, at a certain pet iod, are s:tbjenr, owing to a thin habit, relax -d solids, and a weak circu /akin ; generally denoted by a pale appearance, head-ach, pain and wind in the stomach and b.swels, shortoets of breath, and palpitation of the heart. They are also of grew eftzacy m er:cal and Nervous Cases. Prepared only by Ruthard Houghton and Soo, Chemists, No IGI, Fore -street, Exeter, and sold At ► 3O. per box, or Nix foetis. by :Sanger, Oxfued•strect ; Edwards, St. e.t.a. ; Wars, Holborn and 'nut, lischange. This day were published, elegantly panted in stvo. price 12. COMEDIES OF Ali ISTOPH ANES, trinslated into English by CUMBERLAND, FIELDING, and Others; with Prefaces, Noes, and Iliustraiont. A translation of Atistophanes has long been a desideratum in our language; and when it is considered that the s! tidy of the work.. of this very early dramatic Poet and correct Writer is hicutuing daily more prevalent in our Universities, and that we live in an age studious of ancient literature, and abounding in translations of the Greek and Latin Classics, It catipot but he matter of surprise, that the task, notwithstanding irs extreme difficulty, should net have been before attempted. On the sues cess pf this volume will depend the puthcation of the remaining Comedies. London Printed for Laekington t Alien, and Co. Finsbury squarc—Of whom may be had, The Comcnics of l'eactact, translated into familiar blank verse, by George Colman, with a Life of the Author,•illustrative No7e., and Copper-plates. A new and elegant Edition, uniform with Arirophanes, 12s. CONFIRMATION ! This Jay was published, price 45.6t1. in plain binding, or Ss. 6d. neatly bound and lettered, a new Edition, being the I4th , of LECTURES on the CATECHISM of the CHURCH of ENGLAND: with a SERMON on CONFIRMATION. By THOMASSECKER. L.L.D. Late Lord Arclibipop of Canterbury. Primed far , P. C. \ add 1. arvingron, J. Wan ner, Scatcbert sod I.erternian, R. Lea, C. LAM, Loogman and Co. and Gale and Co. N.B. This valuable Work is reeonunended to Parents and Guardians as a very proper Book for young Persons after Con firmation. A larger Edition, for the use of Families, Is printed In Bvo. price in boards, 7.. 6d. ()i the above•nsentioned Booksellers may be had, A new Edition of the Works of Archbi•bop Seeker, hand somely printed in sir large vols. aro. price is boards, XS. 3.. SCROPHULOUS CASES. AYOUNG LADY, iif the Age of 16, having been afircted wish crophulobs Uleerationt aid extreme bail health, nas given over as a hopeless cue by eminent practitio. ners. By the use of SPI I .SI3U itY's PATCN r AN l IoCOR hi/ 11C. DIWPS,she has recovsred her health, and her present state pro misesa perfect care.—Wm.loblin, to the Parish of Rotherhithe, from a woak state of health, and hcrophulous Affection of the Elbow J.dot, is alms by their meatus perfectly restured.—Hatt nah fliorstsui bear Woodbridge, I, able to leave her bed alto. two/pirs suilthiensens, sod retreut INtofbei' bottle 'ldgapes of !toirijileting her tweovery. The efficazy ot the Pegt Masai butte Woo is woa known in geopUeltils 4 cortmuc,Gobt7, 3l 4 l Eihotss AtTecuints. Sod wholesale by E. Edward., 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail at the Dispensary, 15, mibo-square, Lond xt, iu bottles of 65.; double, los. 6d.; and largos:, 9.5. duty lucluded. Cossrounts Esstaaca, es. fu prevent Counterfeits, •he Genuine Medicine has a Black Ink ~tamp.—Mr. 4. may be consulted personally, or by letter, at the Dispensary, on the usual Professional Terms. SECOND EDI rION. This day was pull shed elegantly printed in Two large Vols. Ito. illustrated with a Asap of I•alf. ten e ngra ved Plans of Churches, and Index, priciFive Ct;ineas in icoar.)l, A CLASSICAL 'TOUR THOUGH ITALY. tl Hze est Italia diis sacra, liz genres ejua, hzc oppida pu pulurum. 1 Plin. Nat. Hist. 111. en. An. MDCCCII. By the Rev. JOHN CHE mop! EUSTACE. Second Bdition i revised and enlarged. London: Prin•edfor LMawman, 99, Ludgate -street. " 1 his is one IS thetiest books of travels that have appeared since we began cur labours:(1) 1. Mr. Eustace Is endowed with all the natural and acquired gilts, and adiastages which fitted him for intimately knowing Italy and Italians ''(2) " His reli eious sentiments and political principles are equally liberal:(3) " • His style is pure and flowing."( 4) " His descriptbsu cat local scenery is unrivalltd."(s) " His classical taste displzys itself with peculiar advantage and uticonimoss y." (k) "This is a work that no person projecting a tour to Italy can hereafter be without."( 7) "tlt is a manual and guide to the whole country ; all Mr. Eustace's reading, all his inquiries, all his endeavours, appear to have been devoted to the study of this leo rious theatre of ancient and modern exploits; his v gilance ever on the alert ; his reasoning is unobstructed by prejudice; and his work will improve the heart while it interests the under stabding."(e) " The pitilosopher, the poet, and the orator, may alike profit by the reflections, the descriptions, and the style with which this elegant Tourist has adorned atuleurithed his commu oications."(9) " In perusing and reflecting on the work of this learned, dis passionate., and energetic writer, we know sun wbether to bestow tht gterest share of commendation on those. cakots for descrip- Om, w h ich place the reader on the very spot, and surround hint with every admonitus locwaiss, or on rite many profound remarks and disemsiong respecting hta:orlcal, political, literary, and reli gious subjecrs, which are scattered ht claerent yang of his go lepaes."(lo) . 0)/40,1traws No. 44, page 318--(i) Monthly Rev. Feb. p. 114. rierorly Rev. No. 13, p. 923—(4) British Critic, April, . —(3) Critical Rev. May, p. 491—(1) Quarterly Review, No. 19, p.1141—(7) British Rev. No. 10, p. 991—(e) Monthly Rev. Feb. p. Ila —(9) Brit. Ito. No. 10, p. 391—(l0) Monthly Rev. May, p. 39. • Ibis observations do equal honour to his head and heart. t Mt can gaiety assure the reader, especially if he has an op. ports city of Writ's it as a guide Its au actual visit to Rome, that no stork can be better calculated to assist his inquiries.—Edin Rev. No. 424 p. 297. In this new Edition the Publisher has endeavoured, by the ad• &Goo of a large, accurate, and finely engraved Map of Italy, and by particular attentien to - the paper and type, to do juin ice so a work, which the pubile has ructived with such uncommon partiality. • The Map, two Plates, with the additional. matter contained in this ':dims, may be had by thus purchreets of the previous one; price ss. The Map of Italy, by Zana9pl, price Se. INSTAN F COMMAND OF MOSEY. MESSRS. RICHARDSON and Co. have the unlimited eunimand Of Money for good Securities of every deveriptton, lu possession or reversion ; ant they live the povegr•of snaking instant advances to persons of kitowit proyery and responsibility, Regular Bdta discounted. A t i e pilaacw treat en till five, and letters post paid, imm e di ate ly aabwere d.— No. 'l, Dube-'treat, ActApht Thy business et Ibis Office vpitkroiesi Wok itivo4oblet evcfeey. ' . GREY HAIR—RED WHISKERS. I ,VOTHING has such an effect in making a person I look old as Grey Hair, and niehtag detracts se much front a good set of features as Red Whiskers; to thine who have these detects, it may afford atone consolation to know that Al KIN SON'S V EGE I MILE DYE will change either Red or Grey Hair on the liead, Whiskers, dec. to a beautiful and permanent auburn or black, by so easy a mode of application, that a Lady or Gentleman may change the colour of their own hair with rase and secrecy. N. 13. The extensive patronage bestowed on the Vegetable Dye, has occasioned a varir y of other preparations for a similar purpose, and as such articles are generally made up by persons ignorant of the very rudiments of Chemistry, they are mostly both pernicious and do nut have the effect, the public are therefore respectfully cautioned to ask for Atkinson's Vegetable Dye, and to observe the signature, and remove al doubt from the mania of those who have been imposed upon, the Proprietor oilers to forfeit one hundred pounds it the Vegetable L)ye due. not answer every purp , sse for which it is recommended. Sold in bottles ös. 7...6d. lOs. nd. and one guinea by Jas. At kinson, Perfumer, 13, Gerrard -street, Soho-square, London, and by must Perlemers and flair-dressers iu the Kingdom; also pa tronised by the Royal Family, and generally used at the Toilettes of artist I atilt- et lashion. A 1 KINSON's CURLING FLUID, the greatest beautifier and uourisher to the Hair ever Invented, frees it from scurf, &c. gives it a gloss and appearance the most festinating imaginable, and conveys an inimitable beauty and streisjth so :he Burl as keeps it iu form in the bull, promenade, &c. or in damp wet lier. 1 7 ,4 making the Hair grow when all other 111CitIS had proved in effectual, see an Lo.ty on ties I atr,enclosed with soh Bottle, price !a 11.1. as. 10s. ad. atid one guinea. Cab TIO rs.-41,1t for Atkineou's Fluid sr Dye, and talwrvetbe signature, as their age several counterfeit inusatious. I{EALint, MIAO EY, AND It'ootls COMPLEXIOS. " 4 1 (112 jiltirlystted - VETitTet of the Genuine GOW. I. LAND') leo rioN, as a safe, milli, and elegant prepira tion for the removal of all Eruptiona frees the Face and Skin, and fur improving the most delicate consplexion, hive long been known to the Fashionah!e World; and many thousands, of rank and distinction, have adopted, continued, and recommenth4 its use. The ennscquence has been, that persons have obtruded on the Public spurious imitations of the 'Anion. To prevent injury and disappointment to the misled, it is necessary testate, that the Genuine LoTtun Ls prepared and seta by Mrs. VINCENT, No. 6, Davies street, Grosvenor-square, I.uudoti, who is the sole posse.sor of 1)r. Gowbnirs Manuscript Recipe. N.B. It removes fetters, Ring-worms, and Sun-burns. The following is a Note front Lady Ca-remain, LENtooz Mrs. Vi NCiNT, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square No. 49, Charlottenstreet, Portland-place. I.ady Catherine 1 ennex presents her compliments to Mrs. Vincent, and has the pleasure of stating, that, by the use of two quart bottles of her Gowland's Lotion, she .s perfectly cared of a violent Eruption ;upon her Face and Arms; she was recom mended by her physician to make use of the Lotion. which bas exceeded her must sanguine expectations. . Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor of Dr. Gangland's Ma. nmcript Recipe, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square; 13acon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street; Smyth, Perfumer to his Ma jesty, New Bond-street; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, and lid wards, St. Paul's Church-yard; and all respectable Perfumers and Dealers in Genuine Medicines, la every Town ha Europe, in louts Ss. 6d. pinta ss. 6d. half-pints 2s. Pd. icr To prevent counterfeit Lotions, it is necessary to observe; the name M. Z. Vincent is *aid span all tbat is genuine. • PRICE SIXPENCE;IIAI.IPP‘N'NY. SALES BY AUCTION. 4$ - TO GIN 11.E.MEN,.tiURsER Y MEN; !MARIS flp Aaa • onsait.4. _ _ A Collection of Civics OR EEN died ORNAM*lrrikie • -PLAN TS, RO' ES and SUNDRICS In pars, Ftrlltltrsmei ... :Asscsae..toes PINK PIANTS ORANGE IVREA, Ste. 10 he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. COCHR AK, On dee Prenalses of Mr. Faustian Flaittio PAPDINU I °V 1.41.1,1t.110(Y, E.lgeware itiad, oa Monda*ner, Aug** HA, 1814, at Eleven et'lnek ; the Learn of the Wooed Whit nearly rarred, the Prensfas must he cleared CONSISTING of in* Choice Geptni s ensoi snO ornalmqval Greet-house ina.its•in large and small ?AA Double and single Camellia's, Protte's ' and other New Plant., Myriam, Roses. Clematis's, tem and Pvergreens in Puts,—A good assortment of Finkle.* and Succession Pine Planes, inched.. •ng New Providence's, Sta Fine Orange trees, Vines in Puts, um! Sundries. Co be viewed till the Sale, by applying on the Premises; ell Catalogues to be had three days b lure the tale, atsthe Mar, near !lie Thnk ; Messrs. Cordons, Feechurch-sereet • Me..rs. Fair, Blackman-street, Borough ; Mreirs. Mason , Fl eet rre,t ; and Mr. Cochran, Na 7, Duke -steer, Grosvenor-square, Ant. tioneer. N. B The remaining Steck a Shrub*, Fruit an 4 Forest Tress .41 Octuben Notice will he 'girls. . _ PER \4H 01414E14 FREEHOLD ES ra IITHE.FREE, COBHAM. SUR -I /..Y, Nineteen Milti from London. rATRMiLE FARM contAins about FOUR. HUNDRED ACRET, commanding various and bealiiful Views. The Proprietor having made amore extermire ?mei air in an adjacent County, this bieh:y improved Estate, fuU of Manure, will he :it'll" by AUCIT t N, at the White-Liao In. C tbkain, on Monday nest the et h August, In One or metre Lets. Without the p ircbase of any extra manure, but with the lime and dung made on the Farm, it grows annually Sixty Acres of Wheat; and Seventy five Acres of spring Corn. It is admirably adapted to the sticklirg of hilute and t:rass famb for the Loudest Market . ; the most profitable and certain system yet known. where attention car he g•vea. There are two large Biros, with capital Farm Offices and e Dwelling House attached- eath; two double C , ltages; . also, Standings fur si; carriages and ten bones; icehouse, llogkomel, &c. Ste. Corn, Manure; Tintb-r, itc. to be taken at a value/kw • furnips to be reserved rostetston given at Michaelmas next to the Land, and to the Dwelling-bowie and Cattle-sheds on tag filth Marck.lSlS. If not bold by Auction on the rub of August, in Ono. Two, ter fhfee Lots, it will be .Let by Tender, in Oa', Two, or Three lots ales, tor a term d . Twenty-one Years. Ample security for the rent to bo given. Tend-rs to be delivered to Messrs. Craw ters, Cobham; or to the on the Premixes, before the day of sale. The Dwelling Hots , nearly new, was belt with a view to future ex:eosins:, Ind vr:11 form a part of L-t ter. It is admira bly suited to OfSeers of :he Army and Navy ; owls , distingub.lied ()Mesh, afttactedby the beauty and salubtiry of the Country. hay ng already 9 rtlei in its mimed ate v,cmity ; and is adapted to Fstabllchment4 from X5OO to £5OOO pur anntins. To be v:evred on 1 uesdays and Fridays. by I vliets. Apply to Messrs. Crawters, Cobham; Mr banter, Chancery-lane, London ; or 7 4 1 the Baiilif ay. the 1, 1614. QUACKERY IS THE DEATH Olt 1 HOU SANDS. HEALTH REs I'OR ED. ' Ciar'fit.e.stree,Blach.riar—r lad, adjol fling Row land Hill's Chapel. MESSRS. COOPEI2. and Co. Surgeons, during. 30 years regular pract;ee, earl aver that thoasan Is tall ',lc.: lons yearly to a eertafti comp:alit, owing to improper treatment by illiterate pr.-tenders, which 44ave C . 4U11114 uleerajosss, htrßelfes us. fhe 46ody,41nusese in the ai , iat , testis kt thanitaraset , genistrtt kr*, uls,tutate ghters, nodes on the sista 'tunes, Itktrattilsote throat., nottunial pains huh, bead at td busks, ofcmitataill tMated as rheumatism; at last dropsy ensues, with a genera l debility, e t a decep u the eoustissitlon, originating from $ dreadiul disease lurking iu the habit twits, use of met. curt. Messrs Cooper and Co. have ben regularly bred to the pro. fession, (and ti,eir experience in the above disord‘rs are usiparal. lelled), are Members of the Royal College of :;urgeous, in Loth dbn and Edinburgh; and it is gratitying to their feelings to an. sonnet they have rescued very many . of their fellow crea urea from the above dreadful disorders (after other;, and even hospi tals had failed), and which thousands in this City can testify. Messrs. Cooper and Co. are conneted ti illy from ten tiii sores (Sundays excepted) by either sex, coufilsitially ; or by letters, post paid, when nttdicines and the best advice will be scut to any part of the town ur; country. N.B. The PILES and PIS FULA cored without Cutting. and those whose diseases are the inns( alarming are inv ted to Char. lotto-street, Bleckfriars-road, adjoining Rowland Hill's Chapel. 110MA'' AOh.'IC SPIRIT of V MEGA R, (the ori. Itnal Imantion of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his successive improvements to the laigbest ptitectioo) continues to be prepared and sold by Mews. Hamar, Manistactur4.4 Chu. mists, MambLuer. This agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of higbir concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any, Climate and for any kngth of time. its pungent Odour adapre it for affording Mkt in Hetid-adst, Fatritin•s, I*.c.; acid renJeu it yeeuriarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms in places of public resort, and in the apartments of the itch. It ei,un t er. act., also, the inlet:Mel of ellbetageitte Diseases. As many spurious and inferior Feisarationa ?re gold under the same and tint lar names, the public are requested to oliterve, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the 11.1114 a ut Measure Henry, Mahclieutr, are engraved uu the stamp. The Aroniotie Spirit of Vinegar in backs, price 2s Dd nett, stamp inclnded, b sold vrhuhiale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-ttrect, (the only Aleuts la Lemke autburisel by the Proprietors;) where may be bed. briar BMWS tat cuid, Sawn', Cornelian, Crystal, &e. Abe H6Dial 6 C41.C1,4116 bteaxast e r bettles at es. id. and larger fits Mass atepperv, at sae lid. • t heir natm:s being on the emsillpet ARE THj FREQUENT W . - orr AIIiOURCES OP CNUXIIII2I4S I Their d:WhirteONlS miry PARIENT and GUARDIAN of CHILDIREP should be acquainted with. They *cc asun leer of appetise4 a paleness d the colour of the face, emachooo and irregular sate of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring' n convulsions; they West the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both sea preventative and cured at:maiming complaints, the aLoolt excellent Medicine is universally allowed, urn the tewiraony of the highest characters in this country, both in /milt arid resp.octabis lily, to have no equal. Their public approbelion, gwei. to tte Proprietor, from a personal lisowledge of its u midurtul success 'n their ewe families, stamps its meet beyond and dives a sanction to It, of which au other rNe can boast. Parents and others, who have the cue GI ciohirett should have this remedy as a bruit, Medicine IP r woOlt to , when ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any wAY which It will always be for to relieve. hisuchetfartier.r..llotolrel. Sold, wholesale widened, at Mr. But kr's, No. 1,1 heapside, the 'sorrier of St. Paul's Ch Lack ef ant ; %az', Johesuo, .t lielato,Parto mouth; Jones, Wewoo, Allison, and !Stilton, Perim+ ; Hazi and 'ultimo& Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, sheerness; _is%c a a aoi Ross, an d Turner, Hall Hoalsod. Coohworthrs Ne ttl eton. sad Gilbert, Plymouth; Boon and Lloyd, and svr i m r :ur w y ni s an ! C o.. sse nus er.i„ minghint • Statues and Lynch, Szuith, Mlueertsm,licabure. Seal B°J 1. ter and M•lionald, Glasgow z Bulges _in esi Ma r y veusou and Cu. Nornish ; Swietf . n. er t .; Neale, Penny, and and La: ...obTeis:vseri and mu Dever; White , Brillbon • II nd 54. &Leash. ham • sad br molt wurni r ) m"ligins;4ll4enti . _ uuburgb ; Bair r, /frump! ; !Oa- A Edward* all* de anl L.Ar a UK, Chaim). p a ls Oozes. et