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1 .I. • .: NUXBEIL 8425. SALES BY Alf6lll6N. - het pabloilled, pales 66. 64. bang LETT M p i - miqwer re toe' Rev. r. VOYLEYN A WILLIAM DRUMMOND'', CIE DIP US JU bang a variety or interesting RIIMICA; Calra the Sweet Writing,. .., . By V INDEX BIIII.ICUS,inii'COLNIkeiIt tr,,..i . ". Soli I I Sherwood, Neely and Jaw; Paterampx7roir, NCO Bookiellett. ... 1. ..:, g . ,1-FiaTgi . • MISS IDGEWORTHI POROVAdie ww " 4 71 Thi s day was publi ;bed, in Fowl/Mimes Mom **AU at , in boards. she SecpsitiXtli;ton wt "DATRONAGE. By MA ittA tDoElvapp --- )k - tt' A ut hor of Take of Fa4telotable- Delhi* * Ru k ten t, I.ronora, ke. &c. • li; printed for J. Johnson and on. it. Paul's Chttrawrird. • Where may be had, all the Obi *oaks -at Mr. tad If* ' • k Viii):••••4•s * APPENDIX TO AMIN'S Cliall4W-AI7IDICTIONARY. i his day was published. le -4ro. price 183. in hoards. A N ACCOUNT of the MOST IMPORTANT I Rzamr. DISCOVERIES and IM#ROVEM NTS in CIU:AIISIitY and MINERALOG Y,to the present'l hate; being an Appendix to their Dictionary of Chemistry and Mineralogy. ity A. and C. R. AlKitl. Condon : Printed for John set Arthur Arch, Cornhill ;Ind Wiliam Phillip., George-yard, Lombard-street. kkio's Dictionary of Chenti.try and Mineralogy, in 2 vols. prier 131. 6d. in boards; with the APPeuilizi price set Its. in boards. LIST-IN/Pk IfOUSE, Moog 4 1 sok& 1017HEREAS, in purwttlet of the Gth Sec** ti • the 7th chapter of tilliejige.lams of the vim tiiIIPANY of M R C HAN4I ofING 1. AND trading to the EAST It is ordained, " That a List shall be published htlittothrikye before the An il' tact I liietticil 434 Dirolleots,annolohhilliaroomee of soh Pigs " whims, qualified agreeably to the saw„ as shall skp.Wy in wtiting Ast the &tummy their- desire of becoming Catilibott r for ttty t fetion 'buten days before such Anneal Fiseiko." . 110 el hectare of the add Company do hereby tinier that the Proprietors may conform to the all AIN the tttt Electier t Si: Directors of the amid Oompany for Four Veen, is appointed for the rstb.April and that suelh,Laittiftli be published fourteen days before the w. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient sod veal humble servant,. 36, GerTire-wreet, Hanover- NVIII. S I'ANLEY CLARKE. square, March 4, I*l4. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA LONDON, MARCH 2. 1814. No. 5, George-street, Manor% r-square. LADTVI APT) GRNTLEM... r A rrAtN MILLE'rT, one of the Naval Mem -1114.00 ben of 'Our Court of Directors, having signified his inten tion not to offer himself again for a Seat In the Direction of your Affairs, I take the lihetty to call your attention to the subjoined Resolution of the Court June, 180 At that period, there were five Naval Members belonging to your Court at the pre • are only three--one of whom, after-April, mutt be from rendering any assistance, by being nut of the fty rotation, and another will probably ocenpy . thit fm and arduous situatitua of Chairman. :xperience of a certain proportiqn of Nautical /Viol, MIA malty usetul in the Management of such extensive Clam ! Cattier. ..at yours: I ass therefore induced, on an Glue► tuliarly encouraging to a Member of your Naval Strike, nrt preaeuiions to your taionr. They consist in dribireaty-Swe yeah-Is thianarefee. d lablalr* _ now particularly requ:red ; and in being able to -.e my time and attention what,' to your interim*. .1 hese Advantages have already procured me the most Batter. ing reception, on my paying to you my personal respects; and I hope they will finally ensure to me your support on the Day of -'-•• I have the honour to ren sin, wi•li great raspect, Ladies and Gutalemen, Your faithful bumble Servant, HUGH LINDSAY. lIESOLUTION OF THF. COURT OF OIHECTOHS. 'EAST-INDIA. House, itiNt .O, 1 POS. " At the Court of Directors of the East-India Company, held AA'edneiday, the 19;h June, 1805, ' unanimously, 'I hat the loconvenience which has ;he reduced number of the Members 01 acquainted with the Regular Naval ser- Acre it the duty of the Court to inform will be for the 'interest of the Company vacancy that may bullpen is the Directiou by at description. Signed by Order abbe said Ctsant, • WILLIAM ikranseargr•- • ....) THE BRIO BUSTI.ER, condemned as Prise to his Majesty's Ship* Horatio and Amphinn ; at 11 - ' mt.Arens in Chpthom, on Moniksv next, at eleven in tombs: with the Masts, Saili, livitt,ing, and t r . *he Bustler is an Engli.h.built grin brig, tfro tons ' latieer-bottonsed and fasten e d, w e ll f oun d, and rAn foe Met to' b. . Al* • 11 large quantity of Ordnance and Xaval Stores, coosilsa. Ing ft V eleven and half inch Bras. Mortars, 12 righters pounder Cantamodes, and u love Six Prttnlder., Musket., Cutlasses, round ,1110 1 1 cantata Bbor, iron Keettledite, Cables, Sails. new Oils of Lb— 'Moab and anon Stmt. erbreh will be ou ld in se p arate Ctataior i tse• mey be had , and further Parierrlars known. WIWI to Mr. Samuel 1.11601.41, filar. • hultder. Chatham, Harris Mt( Oriibi, No. 4, Challte•alleY, London ; Mr. or WM. BLISS, Broker, Sheernem. , . iatr►ilns, Cott ag: ..ahourers, and three power ul . 11reshirg Machines, two ..of which are worker by water, together' with Ode Thousand Five Hundtrd and ForIN: Acres of remarkably rico Land, lying within a ring fence, and in a high state of cultiva- tion, lately Let at rents amounting to £SS9O per annum, highly improveable. The -above Estates are situate in the Parish of Great 'Few, distant from Oxford 17 miles, eight 'rum Banbury, OW frosts Woodstock, six from Chipping Norton, and livefrom 41litifirnsitigham and Word Canal. Zeocriptivre I'srt►culars, with a Plan annexed, may be bad one Pariah prior to the Sale, of Mr. It. Mordaun', Heythorpe, near ,Euatene, is whom applications are ro be made to view the ftite. Particulars also at the Star, Oxford; White Lion, Ban at ; tear, Woodstock; Red Lion, T ham, ; Lamb, WW'alliag. ' I Whit* Hart, Benson ; Crown, Reading ; Bell, Henley; Hart, Bash ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; of Messrj. Llarrchili, Field, and Weiton, Dlcidiogroli; GcorBe, Northamp• ton; Warwick Arm•, Warwick; and Cobhatu Arms, Bucking ham ; of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Danville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn New Square; and of Mr. Farebrotbar, Beaufort Nouns. Reaufart•huildines, Strand. • - AWN . .31tlY Persons who !Ave Mo . ney ors Mortgage , cannot legally receive more dun Five per Cent. for Money; t o rucla it may prove an important information to be made agquaint. tit that they can legally have Ten per Cent. on Freehold 'and other Property.—Apply nr address Messrs. Ryder and Co. Rus sell Mews, Howland-street. HALLAM's ANYIBLLIOLTS PILLS. 'l l Le Efficacy of these Pills in Bilious Complaints, Head-Ach, Nears-Burn, &c. are well known, by many years experience. In Indigestion, l-rus of Appetite, habitual Custiveneas, and those numerous train of diseases, *rang from Constitutions debilitated by hot climataa, ai well as the more frequent indulgencies in the various lulus ies of life, these Pills produce the mot Kapp), effects, and they are so innocent in their nature, ac to require no rev mint. Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. Nag Church-yard, London, price 24. 9d. the Double. Box, 41.6 d.; also by Sanger, Oxford-road. FUR COUGH', HOARSNESSES, &c. %4 R. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL LO ZENGE:; TOI.U, the great demand for which, after fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsraesses, Stare Throats, Asthmatic and Consumptive Com plaints. The genuine only have R. liar wall) printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared,. as successor to Mr. Grer nuaigh, the Inventor. Sold In boxes, at IF. lid. each, by his appo'ntrrent by F. New. terry and Suns, St. Paul's Chtllch.yard; Sutton and Co. Vow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. encksptir-str , e - ; Nix, Royal Es• change; Ward,:itt4, Holborn; Clark, 269, Borough; Sanger, 1 Jo. Orford-street ; Parcloy atid Sons, Fleet market ; Blake, 54, Plc ! cadilly ; and the Venders of Ges u Medicines. Where also may, be had, ?qr. Gresitiough's celebrated Tine titres for pre.erving the Tee• h and Illums, and curing the Tooth ach, in enlarged bottles, at 23. 9d. each. - WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS . THE Genuine JESUITS DROPS haw.: been long known and esteentud safe, cheap, effectual, and often an immediate cure for Stranguary, Gleets. Weakness of the Kid neys or bladder; and when taken on the fret attack of Vetiereil Infection, they will infallbly accontpjsli the desired effect : should the complaint he (sir advanced, It will be necestary to take the bream REMEDY with the Jesuits Drops. The great object to he attended to is, Oat Purchasers should he careful Ist having the true and genuine Prepsration, as the un safe and danteruus co iiiii erteits attempted to be. forced on lb. Public, by absolute falsehood, are so numerous, that the Pro. prtetors resivent every Purchaser to ask for " Wditsel's Jesuit's Drops." CAUTION.—The gentiles. Waa,ars.',Je7dt's Props are in closed in a black stamp, with die loilnevlng envraveci thereon (fo secure the Proprietor trims piracy); " P.. Lnweaus, Suc cessors to J. Wessel, efi, St. Paul's Chitsch.yaral." Price its. sa. per bottle, and in Sloe bottles, containing tea inn!! 1d I Ys. N the vArions complaints iticident it., the human .1 frame, there are mine more drelliffilin their nature, nor more alarming in their consequenrea, than N,eGRA VEL and S FO NE, PAINS iti the BACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, and 1.1/M • BAGO. They are complaint's to which every person is halide, and are a foundation for every other apectea of Ihsorder. HICKMAN':i Composed, of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of Fingular efficac* in not only .treligthei.ing the vessels gontaraingt the wine, but in happily destroying the petrifying quality of It, front which twroceril the above complaints, /ice. removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and hattishing every pernicious ten - doncy to thsse disorders, without confmen lent. From a conscious. peas of the powerful quality of these Pids, fully evinced by a private practice of many years, they are offered to the afflicted, and recommended as a cure for the ;Love complaints. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, come' of &. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by Beim and sharp, Ports molds; Hall, Harding, and Johnson; Gosport ,• Allnutt, Wear nn, Mallory, Jones, Portsea ; Trewrnam, Exeter; Catitiforthy, Glen- Hidand, Plymouth; Newbury,Dublin; Hsxtcr and Macdonald; Glasgow.; Sblith, Mauderstoo ' Scott, and *ea. born, Edinburgh ; Crutw e ll, Bath ; R oss ot Peck, Hull ; Grayson, Edward. and Penny, and Billinge, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich; Karat and Lloydf-Hemaing ham ; Gregory, Brtenon ; Whits, *tinge ; aod mart Medicina Ven aah, is be at as. 901. tad. TO OFFICERS IN mi ARMY, THE PATU(L' rQUWACE for CAMP err BARRACKS, Isimtell by F CHERRY, ttrpl aistl .14, Peninsula ts r.s.o op Sale u CARTER'''. Alb. 9g, Nrw Bond- Errer, N herr 060111 Ire invited reinspect It. WiTCH P 4 PLRS. .......11.1 , HANOVLIt , 1T.11,1t I/ARY 6. • His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of t wed-n hos addressed the followiug Proclamation to the Plottich nation ; " TRINC,IINEN !.--It is not a stranger who ad. 'dresses you. but a man who is bound by the dearete feermgs to yoOr happy country. To you he owes his first tame; you , have seen him defend your cause .while it was noble and just ; you have seen him shed his blood with joy for his country, when yon fought for it; you have seen him make all ynnrwishes. all your hopes. his own, and exert himself to *rake the French room beloved even in the captain to whirls be conducted our victurous bangers. • atifig " FleirOnien ! Wh:it is become 4 piciti( abk armies ? What of your military glory . ;are these legions which were your ride; And • . seemed to insure your pro , periry fur ewer ? 'scourge has carried them ' off ? All ate stioll oos t dreadful abyss. Ten ye ars alto your frontiers ..-1 to bid defiance to attack, now they are I leaded...ie.; .. Europe admbei you then—see what you are now: .• "When yotir eyes overlaok the globe, they can scarcely discover a single friendly people, and every where 1. , they inz.et with countries which are the graves of thousands of Frenchmen. 4s W 11() is the author of so many evils ? a man who ' is not a Frenchman by birth—by what ill fake . is he become your master and your scourge ? The cons, mencement of his military career teas marked by a ' -bloody scene in the walls of Paris: then yOU had to , reproach him with the death o f 'forty thane iad brave !lien, whom he meant to sacrifice in another pert of the globe to hit purpose, of beCorniu Prtpror of ' the East Deceived in his hope bi - Tettlits army, and while he suffered his comrades to peigth in the • burning deserts of Lybla, he himself, in order to re. • turn to France, violated the law of quarantine which St. Louis had observed. 14 Unhappily so many acts of violence were re wardeJ with the Consular dignity, and soon after the Imperial purple. " Af:er he had attained the supreme power ht promised France eternal repose, and Eorope 'es' You b- lieved him. Wh a t h as he done to fulfi l your hopes ? broken every treaty as corn as he had mode it. This peace-maker of the worhi has carried death and desolation into s Spain, and made yob the instruo meat of his ambition. ci You have seen how he sowed the seeds of dig. cord between the father and the sma....how he then ap. proved ill Bayonne as mediator. ifrostvisiog in the Nee. of Europe to allay the quarrel which he himself had inflamed, and how often alles'iging the pater nal dignity and die respect due to grey hairs, he rob bed both of their dignity, sending the one to prison and the other to exile. " Europe was still silent, •stupified by so many horrors, but so far was the patience of the Princes and people from satisfying the man whose yoke you bear; that his ambition seemed only to be increased by it. We saw him annihilate his own %stark —fall upon his allies as upon his enemies; teasoone of his brothers from the throne which. he had -himself created; rob another of part of the dominions Which he had given him. We saw how he !made therincor porotion, the overthrow of one comoty follow that of another, and in his convulsive rage rob Europe of the Lust allusion of a durable state, with which it seemed to console itself. • : i ! i. . s• •. •-. 44 At last he was at the goal when he left- his do• minions to le.►d the French 700 league. from their country, and by this gig-Antic enterprize realise all that is related of the.conquerors of a.►ntiquity. At this period of his adversity, when the dawn of freedom rose up , n► Europe. What did you think of him whci, after such various miseries and sufferings which he had hi ought upon the finest army, left it in the abyss of destruction, -into which he had plunged it ? What d►d yon say of the General who thus betrayed his unhappy sildiers, and abandoned them in immense . deserts of snor, without food, wicnont clothing, with• out a guide ? 4 , Behold here the miserable remains of an army ' but lately so fine, stretched out upon the ice, perish ing by the three-told death of cold, famine and wounJs I See the aiith:ir of All the sufferings of these wretches, renounce every sentiment of pity, thinking only on -Lis flight, he yet venture; to *{pear before you, demand from you new exertions, new Lases . el troops. _ _ MHe has obtained but too many. Agaiti have 00,000 Frenchmen' perished to drench with their blood the soil of Germany, . whose inhabitants loied the French and die not resolve upon revenge tilLafter IS yours of ill-treatment and disgrace. Divine justice as baffled the last efforts ot expiring tyranny. The i painful sacrifices .which pm have again made have not been able to stop the progress ot your roittottones. " Now, Frenchmens Gertnany is tree; but Napo. Ikon driven back to the natural boundaries of your empire will moire from you new sacrifices. To ob tain them ,he will tell.lott - that the 4 3 *Ilies intend to divide France, and he alto wished to bring under his yoke all nations, from Naples to stockhoirn, from Li-bun to Moscow, will talk to you of the boundless amottion of his adversaries. But your reason will teach who is the author of the' war, whether it is bp who without remission carries war into all countries :Id natiphs, nr those aho biers oily repelled a bostiki amilak and pursi It. The All it to be indepi independence peace ; they dem, and because series of the world. Senate, and if - _ - as - -- -- ---- . . said Election, as tie.airapt-utcationed. Bye-Law dinette. ahN EtCE1.14.411: LE A5E1301.1..) HOUSII, GREEK AND ROMAN . POLFTS.ri': ' ; ' „ TA lit the ittbiDllttia sir a FAMILY of DIS 1 trAcrioN. svettily will be published, 'AMA'S COBH, Spreteri. e — 13, Mr. C' !,[.AHOY, Eh l antly printed 4t Tbtee linlumea Cletim, *TORS OF Ekt sr-Ipingt #1 . 0c4 .On the Prtiatlses, No 2, Uppeellbaoh-atertet,Orofvenor uare on essuova tom Nola stint , at vest • meet, Q ECINIENS of the CLASS e TOE rs, in a T 9 1111: P" - ParE - • ~- . - . • ► • • e ..__ .__ __ ..__ , . 44 1 t irlO P Chrooologicati . Serifs tes 'ershbo4wm. roan 1 Limits a nd Cerruti:ors . -• . .- ei, - bliwrfm at and " VE rats; 'nor AU • limemet T e s h e w,' 'FRE UNEXPI Kt) VEK/4 Al I'LN YEARS ii su ,d bun Eittljah Ve to • ' . -.0. ji. let avrtis , mo p e . .i liawill inelkittillaska "Vett agalttn be, 61 ti e l* V •a e ig 40.0 4 1 4 1 0 4 ratesAtea I riMag Ground Critical Notices, lif , e a Meiuberif the r hoot of seals, Opt* me torenew R a t t• The. Irremilts *e so. IV" anion In Olccliont rotiair. a s „T ra swe i c oe NnhlinL - ...:i ~. 1:-... . .. . . . . 1 'weal/ Matron" for the hosfeirof Tiger intrlin/t at the Grisswil and may be enteeetee htittitte! . 4 i r=untaitis them L o am t priaktril fur IlolwANalavrio _ _. Viltellovialiareill: s ea.--...,—( - - sok ; ffiettion hi .Aprit next. " I be a leave respectfully to aulliiik to /441mna "" the Mal ?k w , DlniFigar4 . Porloors as .... This j a y was r ablidatik prki I Ibtja *AMA 0. .. ‘.. ... tad the prawn irate of th e Direettpu. n o connect . 'tfie Grwwwlt. Flom, two Sakcases. atinthakantl,dasseilsiellars, 'ad faith de maritime initildi tiT your affairs, there tiring at thii "r every 411111 'rrerims SOU% lot 1 4 0, 1 110 / 1 0,.. 0 .tr0p COlik* rr HE BIOCRAPHICALDICrIOWARIGY•: , 'Tante only three Naval Members belonging to your Court, of insetsee, *oda pleasant airy Garden. .1. Nine XIV. Edited bp MIX, CHA 'MEW% F. 1% A. enoe w il l be out In April by rotation ; whilst in the year' near, 12ie vie?, adby 'Liar's which luny be bid bf the Auctin- linutol for the Pniplieneue awl mid by George Wilkie, Nu. S?, ' W . 9 ' 4 7 5 / . , w he n the proportion was much g r ea s er, it was deemed ex-,..,1":". N ew I r ml 7‘ treet • wbarePard al d r ma y be al*. p ar mute. Of whota mai lar ..1,11, the preceding thirteen ' pethein to increase the number, en the unaninsouerccommenda- 1a..; .sow, nn the 1 remises; and Garrawiry . s Coffee-house, Volumes, price 12s. each. --- -t!. _ dolt of the Court o f D irectors. fCharige Alley, Corohi I. - irh,, p u blication will he utilkbaidat -tbe'tate of a Valemee, Upon rit e death of your late worthy Director, Captain Root :ter OXFORD.iiiIRE. rataiuing about 'OO kaglib, airy two months. ..„ wirt.tialov, I brat had the honour to declare my intention of Car:tal and very Valstable FREEHOLD ESTATI'.S, consisting offering ivy services, resting mypretenaions to your favour pin- of Fifteen Hundred and Forty Acres of rich LAND, within HOOPER'S EXAMINATIONS, NEW EDI'1•10 N. 'll.i , day was puhltsibed, in saw Po c k et Volume, pricy se, 61 eipary on she experience I had acquired during more than twenty. a Ring Feoce,TYTHE FREE, and LAND-FAX redeemed, EXAMINATIONS in ANATOMY, PH YSIO. five yeal4, pasavil in your regular naval service, and with a de. of the value of Four Thousand Paunch per Anuum. • LOGY, MAC i'ICE of pliysAco BURGER A . termination to devote the whole of my t i me to t h e d ut i es o f t h e 13y M. F.A.REBRO ['HER, y, 1,,t trust to b e r epose d in me, should I succeed to this great object At Tf.IILA MEDICA, CHEMISIT, and PHARMACY ; torGarraway's, en Friday the "2d'of Apri. at 12 o'clock, the Use of Studeors.-1/p RiliattEßT HOOPER, M t). at any Eithition. The uniform flattering reception 1 have expe- ver y ael e, and extensive A CAPITAL, V 1 bi d ' rlenced on my canvass demand; my grateful acknowledgment, 1 31. FREEHOLD and TYTIIE-FREE 11STATE (Land-tax Third Edition, greatly enlarged aud wispooveil. and encourages me to look with cos4ideuce through your tavour redeemed), comprising sundry very eligible Farms, with excel- Printed tor Longman, Hum, Rees Orme , and Brown, John to the day of eleciion. Callow, Thonun Underwood; Lutidcoa ; T. Boyne and Co. and D. hog Farm Rousts, Barn., Stables, and all suitable Oat-buildings, Boma, tdiuburgb. • I have Me honour to be, with great respect, i IS snekiks, Cottage s for Labourers, and three powerul Threshing Ladies and Gentlemen, sat k• . ..t. . 1 ! - f' ' .l "\k• - .. e . ) . ipi ~ . 44 . 4 . 11 ik , , , -. °. , • I 4 ' • • r + , - • • '''' .. . / . , A ...s. rj.,,r:P , Le: ‘z • s !:.7,1:.,.... 111 ::::17 . f.:., :...:.;: -' ,., ' -,:*.a...„;....,.,.‘ ;:ir.Syt to ikli3:4oljll j;;... 4. ' ,' JI. :.:..! .." • --Al 1.1.*..:?!:1..7 !.'"..*".n."!.. ...' ' 2 '; 4:: . II f V P 4 '': - ; 111 !..1 , . 4 . :;.; .i 7.' ' "'` .- ••••"..ft .......11416 111a 1 s %614 Z . d l .. f ; :._r i " ," ' I . ::. 1!" ' . -.' -:• 1 % , ....... 1 It ' - ' '' ' I :. 'l f.- . 'I . 1 6 0 -" 2 . • : •rii .. • ::. 6 ~ , ~. • . , _. 4 . . • _. , - , • ,• . 4 ,:,-,:, . •_ • - - • • ...... ,2„.,.... ...SAT IJOAtif t : 111 - A RUH 5 1814 l'itlcr, SrxPENcE. H A I.IPPEN - NY: : . . • : ~ 6 ,.. , , .; _ .. , . ~..........4......ter.m.414.4 . _ . r ims T 'V 'T I PT 17 ID 0 I 8.137.1N0T.4, NOUSE, .1610 , 4 4. MM. I .111..• I T,L..... in r A y i.g.0....- ,-..-, 1 1.., nerits.ro c 1.. • r t.: le • ...... irsued the aggressor. [irs will not divide France. The/ dear* lendent itscid, ;and to act th e of all othcr nations. 1 1 1t cleman ! it, because the they make it their world. They ask' t e lt if the Senate . - to diktat* to the many Ailasirsevialid powy. • • DISTRESS Ili 41E10f A.Nr. ROUT eighl Years ate, dlitalmnities occasioned ROUT shaver W Selteet 1 1 %POWs a Germany pie rim to adisenpticio,usti 'be firmatier.a.3 C,Puutegt iu 140 415 a t Ab aim the distresses on the Coatinent. Ey the s eneor t _ol. the British Public, the sum et 'itharti 193,000 was r e tte, wide* rescued andtitedes from iiitestre. nthi Of MIK; kit OtiOSA F AAINI' Miner, Ins ta te h ae l. evoq 11111 , eatiatry nun sautitinftr *APO.. Saxony, Brande4urs, 204 parable inhabnants, sufaimp • . oak bestory. The Committals., ad !A of their eusiatrynise, ' - pot obri bare remitted ' auwant rt neg ,INAUCL . Ausoput already insisciirta At larclaa's and Co. R. W. & a listie Girl Mr. Haertsoci, Wands. vsorth, td&sluctiption Of J. Bateman Id . Anne Penn 5 loins and Co. Robert Sparrow, War- eti lingbans ball SO t. Messrs. & Dftni; " Rev. li. W. Salmon 3 0 dale IC. 0 Dawson Turner 10 0 Moore, Stanger. & Co. 50 01 The Friends' of Chipping- Hankey, Wiliam., and Norton Bank 13 0 Dimsdale 21 0 Ldgbton Bank 80 17 Received from Bedford, Mn. Grove 2 0 .by H. Thornton, Esq. "Land B. D. Closed 10 10 Mrisr% Barnard and At Messrs. Stephen- Green, as tart of a son's and Co. ' f Collection 150 0 aftSe GiPPs 10 10 A Collection from the 1 104 Men 1 1 sal'sbury Baptist Con- Thomas Baker t 2 gregatinn, per Rev. 5- Ilsker 2- 2 John Safer,. a£ 'ti 94 . 4 d. Mrs. I). 1 1 Received from Messrs. 'T. N. W. S 3 . Mont end Raper, of At Messrs. /ones, Lloyd, Horsham, pet.Bruca and Co. - and Co. . . . Thomas Tebbutt, Man- It. Pollard and tein -0 I chewer 5 3 Vim, Honeywood 0 I 1. Gateau 10 10 Joseph Holmes 1 I At Messet. Hoare, Bar. Inieph Holmes, jun. 1 3' netts, & Co. Ilona, - Mann 1 It' John Wells, Esq. nickley 21 0 klunipitreys and Turnei 1 1 Messrs. Ntliti and Sa 10 0 Thomas Constable 1 - I N. J. H . 100 0 Hannah Pollard . 3 1 Admiral Sir H. Neale 10 0 John Wells . • 1. 1 Mesas. Jones & Atkin. liev. - W. Jameson • 1 1 son. lO 10 11111 sat and Raper ' 1 0 Mules Edw. Run bold 50 0, Stephen I. Snitch 1 1 i Miss Green 5 0 C.'Cniltty, Esq. 1 0 Al Mori', .Curries, S. Chapman, ilii. g • 0 Raiiie., & Cu. T. C. Mediven, rsq. 1 0 e rt e youngGentlemeitof Daniel Sharpe and son 1 ft: tlntou choctl, Can. • ' Gtinsted and Lanham 1 0 bridi•eshir e ' 3 10 S un dry s mall Snapp trona Res. Ike, * Holt (*es, Master - . • - 411 Pertains -!! • • • *ll of ditto 4 4 Bi t ter and Devon Attem. S. po ditto • . -1 .0 elation, Ist remittance 600 0 Aa, mem,. Gd s u ng 0 1 6 Corporation of the City Sharpe's, . - ' of Lando'', by Vote. 141 %5. M. Cocks).* ' 6 0' of Common Council, Saiii.barter, Esq.l. 10 SP ' fib' 24 523 0 Nits. m. acid E. 44 • ' il b‘criileksit argil* of that City of I.ondon Ti. rii: 40 1 ' 4 4 16 Midi litebnigii;• and at all the 6 . . :a;. • . ' • , e...n .:: : r.:, ;‘ • - .-,' . is r w lib 3 10 ailWillite ; 1 . ' ES IWKI.WAi. P 1 I'EN r. 'RI fION COMPOSI I'lo N. a h:tlf crown box of the Cora cle a Carriage, Coact, or IVagg aeswer shillings worth of any kind.of Grease; and °it Mills, or any hind of Machinery, the Public: cases upwards of $OO per cent. exclusive ot rear and, tear, time and labour. It also preserves polish- Artielei (roof Rust, and every kind of Wood mid —octets Building from the Wrath r r, Worm, and Dry Rot, and Carriages, Coaches, or Waggons, will travel upwards of one thousand mile. with only one priming. Sold, wholesale and retail, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Chit. ring -Cross, near the Admiralty, London ; and, by their appoint mein at most Ship Chandler., Printers, Booksellers, Lftsraries, Stationers, Druggists, Medicine. Warehouses, Perfumers ' Iron mongers, (; utlers, Coachmakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Wag gon-offices, Oil and Coheir-shops, gadlery and Shopkeepers ifs the United Kingdom, in holm price 2r. 6d.; 35. 6d.; 10s. 6d.; One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. 'lite most satisfactory proofs of the merits of this Diseovery May be seen at the Patentees Office, No. Oft, Charing Cross ; and also at those places where It is aptivieted to be sold. The Public are r.-qut•steil to be par , icutarty on their guard against spurious Composition which is attempted to be foisted upon them to prevent the effects of tirtct , on, itivead of which it I , injurious to Machinery, Ate. and none is genuine but that for which a Patent has been obtained. 'l / he directiqus given with it, are signed " W. 1). licllatry." and have the King's Arms on them, to counterfeit which is forgery; and any Persons making use ot a Cotiiixisition, by which the Patentees are defrausloi, will be prosacet..d. _ _ . SPYRING AND NIARSDEN'S LEMON ACID, FOR SAUCES, &c. &c. PHIS Acid for the Table (which front its being In a fine pow.ler, combined with the fragrance of the l'.i.moripeel, would be generally approv-d of if it were better klowii), has been mostly confined to persons of high rank, &MI orilr requires a tr-al and sufficient publicity to becmue galena wherever Lemons are wanted for domestic purpose.. is a direction on the bottle for Punch, Lemonade, &c.; it is sold at the !allowing Italian Warehouses :—Thomas Brown and Balls, Bond-street ; Mackay ant Avehng, ; Price, tlayinarket ; Preswy ant Barclay, Oxfuniss , reet ; Plalstow,Pali mad ; Stinton, St; JanicOwstreet ; Wee, Kiag-street, Soho; La. sells?, Edward -street, Portmen-squere; Referlinson, Great Port landstrnet ; Atkinson, Hugger, and West, Okford-sereet ; Davis; Great Russell-street; Avelusg, Gloucester -street, ; Wright, Lamb's Condit - str eet; Powell and Son, and Merchant, Irioinora ' • Hurcombe, it. Plan Cburelloyard; Mile and hank*, Poultry; Crabb, Lombard•striteti Hale, Ilirchin-lane, Cornblll; Wix ' Leadvithall.strcet ; Stokes Fsncburch street ; Gregory, GratteSburels-street ; Yeah*, Waiving , Simpson, Fleet-eithet g Hickson and Hodson. Strand; Riches, Princes-cruet, Westann• sta. It la also solo, by Druggists, Cusidection!n, I nd Medicine Wage's's:nun% is bottles Is. ed. cull. Please to notice the names of 4,11141 111144111111161111.6 tlw Ksaiporilis - tio 'other is 'sundae. 1 This day was published, were nve riavl Neatly printed In Fon!fop Ave. price 9s, boards, sent. there an ITABINGTONS. ' CASTA ItA ; with a Pi precluded freraeface Db „„ tio „ fiy r i and Notes ii i t elliAn.ll.S A. EI;TON. . tortint and an Bristol: Printed by JM. Gtitda, and published by, Reispre The txperie Et!chein, Paternoster-row; .1, Mta ;.. Aibiniarle-litreet 1 and b e esie .,,,,n y 1 IL Tripbook, St. Janies's-strert, 1 nteaclal Cesium rp This work bad bar-pair an niA shot le wet scarcAT 'cell in 'op culiarl title, ontil Mr. Mama. ii tl _kalrartlri ofintreporaelne in t o jute. aerie la Wood ilditimarotale 11.01' woe iheiriargollillfr sit' 1 4i.affeAs i ii be wee only in abet voloassinesa essliection, it has been titought i t ,,,„„bo r i, 1 thl a *mall i ni r e gaalls In a PlialWe Oft. walla be ace"Ptible devote my dm . . - ..,. ito o 9 l /4 611 * tiat gamma of this. Com. on Wednesday, the 19; k , very kind of misery been so great, in the " Resolved unao!moosl Marion was first dirvad; where the been experienced from it, I Jame- in Alois, gaisis, Bohemia, this Court professionally a KI ether,pano. hal* alltailecl upon the 'vice of the Company, rem 11111 kip - Mani nnettiolphol hi the an. the Proprietors, that it wi PlP4ollll=6=porin the to fill up the neat vacancy Id. got a sup- a Gentleman of that desci I to egret pirie 4•l' Gerlitany to the " Signed 44. - - y adoertNed • 'S ,3..93 11 7 7 ISY HIS MAIL Boles fIINCt ittctivatfl ANTI-A - Tilt i litatpla-Lboine, Zsg. 5S ' ONE third part of 0 • Admiral Fliortesate 10 0 position will, on a ' At ?advs. Barnard fit better than twenty ahillim 11. 411' .. ' . ainttdalee. . i a Steam Engine, in Mills, Id . 0 Tistalma Dthlldales Es+ 52 10 save by its uses , in all cases 5 5 IL tfavpnly,'Em. 5 0 saving wear and , tea', tint 10 10 IV:Amber; Esq. Saffron ,„ ed Steel Article's front I i Waidint - 4 ° Wooden Building from th 10 0 f ?visitors, Barnard & Dim- Carriaires. Coaehes. or V A