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'A GRAND SELECTION, rrom the Compo.itions of the meat favourite Authors, ancient and modern. In which Madame Catalani will sing Holy, holy Lord," 4 Gratin aginitri: and the Duetto Ah perdonna; with Mr. Brabant. Mrs. Salmon, ' Hush, ye pretty,' and ' Heart the seat. Master WiUiams. ' There is a river.' Martell°. Mi.. Rem o J e hovah.' Mr. keUnet, 0 ruddier; He layette the beams, and 6 0 Lord have mercy.' Mr. Garbett, 16 Jehovah c , own 'd.' Mr. Timmy, Rejoice, 0 Judah.' And Mr. Brabant Love in her eyes,' Deeper and deeper still, Nelson,' and the Donn, The slaves beneath,' with Mrs Salnann. End of Part 1. Purcell's Grund National Invocation To arms,' by Mr. Brabant ; wad' Britons, strike home,' by Madame Cata Tani, and Chorus. Principal Performers: Madame CATALAN!, Miss RENNELL. Master Williams. and Mrs. Salmon. Mr )RAHAM. Leader of the Band, Mr.,A,bitgir7O2laallq Mr. S. Wass.[T. BARKER'S PANORAMA, STRAND, NEAR SURREY-STREET. AVIEW of BERLIN, one of the finest Cities in Germany, is now exhibiting. Taken near the centre, amongst the best of the Public Buildings, with an extensive View of the Country and the river Spree, covered with the vessels used in the inlaid navigation of Gerinany—Charlottenburgh and bpstuLtu in the distance. LEC PUKES ON MIDWIFERY, AT THE MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL. DR. MERRIMAN, Physician Accoucheur to the Middlesex Hospital, to the Westunwt.ir General Dia• penury, and to the Parochial Infirmary of St. George, Hanover square, will begin hip Course of LECTURES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, and o n the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, at the above Hospital, on Ms to- DAT, the nth of hlaacg, at Half-past Ten o'Clock in the forenoon. Farther pkrticWars nay. be known of Dr. Mtaitireww, No. Half Muon-itrect, Piccadilly; and of Mr. CLAYTON, at the Hosi.4oll. . RAPHAEL MORGUEN. THE beautiful Engraving et TITIAN's ILA* I. DONNA and SLEEPING INFANT. by :his asseels esteemed Master; together with CORREOGIO's WIPING BOY (as a Frontispiece and Presentation Tanis Ile will form the Fink Number of TIIE .§Z xer w st o& bl a TWELVE LARGE ENGRAVINGS, lour the direction if WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Esq. i.i erilllsellsiblisisel by M. CM x, at the Hisruaric GALLIUM, V, an-Mall, by the tad of the present mouth: Proof Impressions of this Engraving (the *le Plate of Moos Oen'. which basbeeo published in Englamil)-are.nuw on view at the abase Gallery, which is open to the free admittance of the Public. The First number of the Second Series of the Select Work of Fifteen Engravings, containing portraits and Ideal Characters by the great Masters of the various Seliecoh of Painting, is now ready fordelivery ; and Gentlemen wishing to becoe Sobecribers to either Series of these Works will be so pod a/forward their names and particular address to Mr. Stone, at these Room, wise will furnish all porticulars.Marell, 1814. • .APOCRYPHA TO MACKLIN'S BIBLE. MESSRS. CADE LL saidDAVI ES respect. fully inform the Possessors of the Magnificent Edition of the. SACRED SCRIPTURES; piiinisbed by the late Mr. MACKLIN, that it will shortly be completed by the Publica tion of the APOCRYPHA, printed in the same size and man ner, by Mr. BENSLEY, and forming a Volume similar to dung of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENTS. It will be illustrated with Historical Engravings by Messrs. C. 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This day was published, Handsomely printed in Eight Volumes, Svo. price £4. 4s. in boards, a New Edition, of THE HISTORY of G [tEECE, from the earliest Accounts to the Death of Philip, Ring of Macedonia. By WILLIAM MI FFORD, Esq. Printed for T. Cadet) and W. Davies, Strand, London; and W. hivkwood, at Edinburgh. • e ' A few Copies of the Quarto Edition still remain, price £7.4,. in boards. By the same Author, and may be bad as above, An INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES of HARMONY in LANGUAGE, and the Mechanism of Verse; Bvo. Sd Edition, 71. 6d. in boards. MOSHEIM'S COMMENTARIES. This day were published, hand.omeiy primed in two volumes, ay°. price 21. I. in boards, dedicated by permission to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, COMMENTARIES on the AFFAIRS or the CHRISTIANS before the tim• of Constantine the Great; or, an enlarged View of the Eecies.iastteal Hivory of the ant Three Centuries; accompanied with copious Illuarative Nati and References. 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THOUGH the Committee for relieving the bis. tress occasioned by the ravages of War in Germany, hai been enabled, by British Benevolence, to remit about 5e.50,000 for the alleviation of the woes of suffering humanity,yet such bas been the extent of the devastations, such the depth of misery into which whole districts have been plunged, and so numerous and urgent are the new applications for relief from various quarters, that the Committee can, on no account, think of relaxing its efforts. Details of these Distresses will be found in the Reports of the Committee, which, as well as Papers tor Churches and Congregations, may be had at the London 'Loran; and at Ackerman:es, Strand, X 49,831 0 0 Amount already Unearthed • auasceirrionk stket RECEIVED John Blades, Esq. Kt mittance from Wake field, by Wentworth and Co. €253 13s. tici. 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Th It the Conanutee propo.e 1 by the donors oki• tonsil: of Mt. I..mocul AN IVIACLLAN IMr Gutz Mr. JACOB KAsitos Mr. E NtATTIIIILLZIL Mr. A. L. MJUL Mr. -- Kt)tl NI Mr. FEED HOPI' Mr. •—•-• AT its Mr. JAMts Blt.len. Mr. As,.Lz. Gsasue4; Mr. JOHN PALMA 3. That the intent of the donation being to relieve shitty the lower classes or to alleviate raining ntis,ly vrli .fever Wend greatest, therefore, that in addition to the establishment already in activity fur providing 300 persons dau7 with nourishing sump, la second one be immediately termed tuf a ike number ' and bread be distributed *ilk ellie.seelp •f eke giesefeeposo of provisions at ',relent making to 700 need, honsekerpett, be es tended, and pecuniary assistance be addeil where urgently re quired; that the state of the infirmary, Etc. be immediately veitigated hi order to pmvide for the Mk, Clay tarnished, and the naked, beyond what these Charirstik Institistioni a.Te atilt to wi der. ake in the exhausted state of their finances. 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Lees, 64tteribwaite, and ECONOMY IN THE PURCHASE OF IRISH LINEN. r rHE Public are respectfully it.vitei to an inspec tion of the very large and cheep Stock of IRISH SHIRT ING to ‘ StIEEFINU CLO now on sale at the Irish Linen Cunipany's only Warehouse its Lon !on—No. 4, the South Side of Bloomsbury-square. They ake enabled, from their Estab mews to both Countries, to sell the above Article considerably cheaper On any House in Loudon. Their Chi:lts are bleached without the help of Acids; and as they are got up immediately under the intpectiou of their Agar s in Ireland, they can warrant their Durability and Colour, and engage to return the Money should a fault arpLar. Country Orders faithfully attended to. SAMUEL P. LEA, No. tO, Stephen-street,nuhlin, / A crate JOHN I:ONOVAN . , 4, Bloomsbury-square, l.ondon, S g Bank of Irehintl Notes, or good Bills on Ireland, received in payment for Gt , utlN, or discounted. A LETTER trom W. DRAYTON,I 7 .4I. SIOI4-HILL, BAT , Tis Mrs. VINCSNT, No. 6, D./Viva-Meet, Grosvenor-Square. MAtk,kl4.—l should think myself deficient in duty to society and you, were 1 to withhold my public testimony to the great efficacy of your GOWLAND's LO 110 N, which I have seen pi riot ned by the adminiiirauon of it in a case under my own I ()of. A young Gentleman, aged about seven years, soh of a Colonel in the arm", was afflicted with a virulent and sere ;run : the complaint resisted various applications from the unit consulta. duo of three physicians of eminence, and continued to grow worse under the regimen prescribed, when a Lady, who had rea ceived a cure of a very bad ease of Scurvy in to - e face, of several years standing, by yiJur GOWLAND's' LOTION, recom mended a trial of the same remedy. It was applied under sry own inspection—the disease gave wsy-..-and throe quarts of your Lotion performed a radical cure of a disorder, which had beet? of about lour years duration, and had baud the skill of several physicians eminent ha their profession. From my conviction of the above cure I recommended your GOWLAND's LOTION to a Lady whose face exhibited a very 'disagreeable eruption, (even large pustuiro, and as one died away another appeared), so much so as to p:ohibti her go ng into coma patty 1 a pint of your GOWLAND's LO 1 lON effected a cure, and she Is no* free from eruption, I am, Madam, 'Ste. WILLIAM t9N. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square; finnan mad Co. No. 150, Otford-street, (op posite Bond•striret); and all respecable Vandal., of Genuine Medicines, and Perfintem in every Town in Europe; quarts Is. 6d. pints Ss. 6d. halt-pints 2s. 9d. IC? To prevent counterfeit Lotion, Mrs, Vincent Opp hot Slams uton every bottle that ts genutue. OFF7CI OP ORDNANCS, Alapai 17, £654. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Al* JLITreORDNANCA, Is lune. ties N.Ww, That Proposals will be receibed .t their Office iti Pall•Mah, on or before Wednesday, the 6th April next, ikons such Pet .sons as array bo willing to undertake the supply of FS AITPISSi ' for Service of this Depatetnent pls. a Perini of Three Y. an, de terminable after the expiration of the first year, upot. hum. 44 three months, at the option of either,party. Patterns of the Articles tray be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance, in the Rota! Marna! 4 Woolwkli; and farther particulars, together with the Terms Old Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the ”ecretartek Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, sin (lay between the hours of tett and four o'clock, where th! Propos;littlest be delivered, seated up and endorsed “ Proposals fur Fest/ors but no Proposal 'can be admitted after the ,said tith April, at 12 o'clock at neon of the same day, neither will any Tendor he notified unlesl the party making it, or an agent in Ms behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board. R. N. CRAW, Seergo4. EAST INDIA HOUSE, .M'aerk et, 1814. THE COURT of DIREijORS of tide UNITED COMPANY of ME R CHANTS of ENGIASTD, 1,454 to the EAST INDIES, de kre!,+, rive notice, That a General Court of the i.aid Company will be held lt their Holm in Leadenhall-ct net, on Tuesday, tl.e sth of April mkt, at Eleven o'clock in the l':)renoon, f.r the piopoc- of re suming the Consideration of a motion made General Court held on the 18th day of th , s inatant, March, lot the purpose of taking into consideration the P.iptrt. kid tivtore the Getler4l Court by the Select Conssuittaa of l'ropreto.., appointed on tl.o 6th of October last. And the Court a Directors do hereby farther rive notice, that Notices have been given of several motiors inteaded to be made , at the said Genera' Court, to be held on the 5111 eay of April neat, for the ordaining sundry Bye-laws relative to the quallica• tion and disqualification of pt:rsuns to be elec.eil ro the offices of Direcriirs of the add Company, and to the conduct of the 1340 tress of the Court of Directors, and the allowances to be nude to the Directors for their attatilance on the hasn't., ut the Comb • pang , • _ The Notices and Papers 'Woad to atiove arc open at the East- India House tor the impeothai the Piortietms• JAMES COBO, Serrettry. ANDREW MAJENINE. Egg. DECRA A MEETLNG of the LL' GA I'4ss named in the Will ANI.IRSW MAJENINE4 kw* formerly In u s Civil Service of the East !Ads' Company at Madras, 'alp be Itoltlte %In Wmitiebilay, ha Seth tmtant, at Twat, o'Clock, a the City of London lavern. ie ahladirstrate-street ; when end where all visit I.,seatess or tissir nottossototives, are reviewed to attend. • %REGO and CA/RFIELD, Ationso' Nall, Mandl 14. Sidleitors to the Executors. BRITISH I'AUIT lIIMATFACIViIre es e QUEFX• l'itaSts UPTON and CO. molt respectfully inform the Public that they continue to 'atelier; the Chew Impale %ridge Paints ar the traloseing Elves, sill. • Invisible Green $6.. Dark Limn Um. Oa bibs Gem HU. per cwt.-4ine'devplWern 'ts. etirin Ile. per Its.—Vlnta, Lead, teed *one Colours Stis. Chocolate Stis. Red or &don Plant 4ifts and White Paint 6tis. per dem etc.-dbPreparvd Gil to Witt theta fur use, 7s. per Fallon. These Penis are very nrnamllntal, and May be applied with advantage to ad purposes of useful Painting, both Inside and nut side, where a handsome appearance, doiability, and economy ire con..i.lera•tons; hw for Park Palings, Out-buildings, Stucco uni Plaister Fron s, Iron and Wool Rafting, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather in cn aitordshing Segree. Upro* and Co. have aloe so &diluent the Public, that they %spare Coal Tar Brown, of two. k Inds, viz. alum ))))) Coal Tat Brown at is.. per cwt. and r..fined Coal l'or Brown at v2s. they Are both syndic:lie to the covering rough Fencing, Porous riles, d'earher Boarding, and Wood, under Ground or Water, for which last purpose the refloeil l'ar Brown is partuteladly recom mended, as it 1, indissoluble in Water ; it also dries bard, and to if a very gond alour. • gti , Painters' Oils, Colours. and Brushes ; Linseed Cake let Cattle---Merchants, Captains, and tut '1 rase, supplied upo.s Ativatitageoua term,. TO '1 HE LAMM FOR TIIE TEtt'll AND GUMS. RUT LE it's celelmaited VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDEK is, with confidence s recommenslud to thti U-S ,n the Public, as the most eflicaiiogs Preparation tor Preset gius the retch iu a so'.nd state; even to old agz,anennudoeltig pearly whiteness with( ut mpait Mg the Enamel. It imparts a firmness and beautiful reaness to tile Gums, Id the Breath th e Hume de lectable Sweetness; and if used constantly as d,rected, will pre vent the Tooth-aele,Glllll boils, and Sweiled Eace, by ronscirtog its cause—the Scurvy in ti:e Gums. Prier sts.9.l. the b.m. • BISFLER's Superior LAVENDER WA l'El4, from i:s elegant fragrancy, has received the Approba ion of their Royal High nesses the Princess and Princess Charlotte nt u' g fes, a n d of inn y Ladies of thefirst Distaiction. Price 4s. Ist 141•• pint bottles. Sold wholesale and retied by the Proprietor, K. Butler . ; 1. Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Chum ch yard, London • and retail by Crew, Spragg, Deism and Sharp, Portsmouth; H all, Harding, and Johnson, t;osport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory. Hone, stet Jones, Portsea ; Tregratan, Exeter; Cook worthy, (Achy ills, 1;44 bcrr, and Hosland, Plymouth ; bull , IVgterfoil died Dublin: Baxter and MiDuitald, Glasgow ; Smith, Matsderston. . 411 4 Robinson, Edinburgh ' • Ctut well, Batlt ; Ross and Peek, Hull g M'bite, Brighton ; Roberta, Seddon, and Ruff, ( heiteuLam; °reg ion and Billinge, Edwards and Penn!?, laysrpoul ;" Stains anti Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Lloyd Dips mingham ; Gregory, Brighton; nod 44 most respectable Lloyd, Venders in the Kingoomi, jii Buges us. nd, each, AN l'l-I . III 3 EI . IGINES. THE celebrated ANTI-I mrEfic IN E`, or 3n. lomou's Dropi (without mercury, or any deleteriuus pre paration), build in the highest eeriutation ior the cure of dila Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, and all diaorders uriginatir.g in an im pure state of the blood; being gradual, gentle, and elmo.t im• perceptible, in their operatiun—the best substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral Mercury, tweetenirs the blood, and stimulating tt to repel all 110211•11 s an d impure juices, give strength and tune to the nerves, enlivening and invi gorating both body and mind. Sold ley Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand; bacon and Co. 150, Oxford sleet, London; Mrs. Smith, Petfumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; J. Baiter and A. MWonald, Gla.gutv ; and 411 Me dicine Venders. Price I Is. each, or tour in one family bottle for sss. by whict one I ls.bottie is saved, with the wordsu Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Si Amp. Where may be had, the celebrated AB:i I EIIt3ENT LOTION for removing all kinds of limping, 'Fetters, Ring-worms, car 4 buncles, &c. from the Face and Skin. " Beauty " That steals so softly in the Kt iplinee heart, " A n d, g i ve . it a mew pinta unknown tan** Price 0.6 d. and lts 9d. a bottle, duty included. Be careful tO observe the weirdo, san , uel Solomon, LiVerpeol," engraved is the Stamp, without %which none are gentiles_ 0 .• Dr. solomoo aspects, when coluillied by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addressed— " Money Lefteer• Dr. 80 110 11111 4 061.4 House, nee Liverpool. Pad %Wag pewee' DALTON'S CHEMISTRY. This stay was published, A NEW SYSTEM of • CHEMICAL PHILO SOPHY, Vol.!. (in Two Part•) ?rice 17s. 6d. in boards. By JOHN. DALTON. Printed for R. Biektrriff, Enex-strett, Strand. N.B. The Second is in considerable forwardness. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. AGENERAL. MEETING of the NOBILITY, CLERGY, GENTRY, at _OTHERS, is requested to be held at the FREEMASONS'-HALL, GREAT' QUEEN STREET, LINCOLN'.: INN-FIELDS, ou SATURDAY, MARCH 20, to take into consideration the DISTRESS in GERMANY, recently occaslooed by the Ratages of War. FREDERICK. E. EBOR. E.DwARri W. LONDON. AUGUSTUS. S. DUNELM. t. CANTUAR. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK will take the Chair precisely at obis o'cLocr..