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/ - • .ip , ...j_ ~..p c• '. " - t\ ,'? 4 .. .. , .' -.,. :* , 10, • ••• 4 • Aao _ _... 7 ' !,.. I .0/ ., r; ~,„,s • 4 . 1 7 . I:7 ' 1 .....,......-...:,.. ....,., .•••-: ~07- .:*' . . k • • ... f :IFS bir ‘lie epr.. V); . --• . . . . . • . -.....- 1 "1 • 14)08. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-I.ANE, TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER G, their Majesties Servants will perform the Tragedy of artIELLo. • Duke rf Venice. Mr. R. PHIL.I.IPSI Braistntio, Mr POWF.I I.; Gratiatio, Mr. CARR ; Otheito, Mr. KEAN. besdemona, Mrs. BAR I'LEY (late MIN fliwkli). Tii which will be Wed. • HONES"I"IHIEVES. Saturday, Every Ouc his bill Fauk ; with The Woo. man's Ilut. On Metsclay,Riebard tEe Third; with The Farmer. NAPOI.EON IKWAPAR I F.. VXHIBI'PION of -a rnatnihcent PAINTING of ...V4 BONA PART E, takes im Paris, by his special permission, on his return trims filustow, by tine Historic I'ainter I.E. FERVItt, and eompleted under the ;Inntldiate superintendence of the celebrated DAVID, I'll,: Painter to Napoleon. he &hove grand Aid inimitable Pairrirg repr..sits him s anding upon the Throne of the Thuillerie4, in his buphrial State:Robes, oleic na t twat rise, with the itegalia of the Preocti Empire. • Ile Painting Bras la:e the property of the Mayor and Mutnei.•.l Council of the Pity of liege: was removed from the Mansi on-house of said City on die abdication of Napoleon, and is the only tatural like llcSi now publicly exhibiting in Europe. To be seen at Mr. Sutton's, No. 53, West side of Leicester squats, from nu till dash. Admittance Is. Printed descriptions to he.liad at the Room. DISTR.SS IN GERMANY. Extract of a I.etter * front Rev. Dr. Sem wane, on MISSION from the LONDON GERMAN COMMITTEE, dated Effort, 'August SO, 1814 t • • • at r 51'3 til.. means which the Committee have put into ...t. my hands to remove here and there some presto; Wants, I am also in.!ebt.ni lor many g.a:ifyir,g steno. I have endeavoured to aiiply them Eta way Wile' I co:;s4tered as most censicent tetit .he views of .he don..rs. Permit me • o rehire one affecting instance. One Clergyman in tilisneigthourinscld,..a4l two other *nen of Ids c ,ngregetion o ere a- one rime I heenly psreonsiii th tillage still capab:e of afh. ding pirsonal assistance to the great ruinbees ot sick ; Ite'heia' titi, therefore, their nurse and their messenger. their friend andliwir set vain; he weal is the nue - n- Lig rouail to liglit the fires in their rooms, then pr. pared Elb::I: loud, and handed it to them; afterwards W3IIICI to the-nearest t own to the lohysi:iau to fee cis medicines. toe: dug graves for the deceased, and buried ihent ; and all this while he helmets t -add Frarc.ly obtain the necessary fond. i " Cute on his way to town, he fainted from fatigue and wan: ; and when he recovered without ass:stance, thoutht it at first lin t enable to accomplish his otiject ; but the cooederstian that ise. venal en his parishioaersi were anxiously waiting for medicits4B.- enpriletl him with new stres•gth ; he reached. the town, ob•altied the ntedicieles, and returned with it to his -e lisle. and hashed the great satisiastam, that of these for whose sake he on that day male so great exertions, not o.te died. Ii a own constitution sark, however, under these fris-n•-4, sod he became lit, and would tirotr.bly have (alien a victim to his benevolence, had not several persons at Weirnar been informed of his utuation, who innnedi a:e'y supplied him with the necessary hod and medicines. Tots excellent manes living consist-. of about sten a year. Time C on matter would, I am sure, no , fotgiTe rtv3, If I htd not cii?rtssed the pleasure which they certainly will feel, when 1 recosnmeild to them tha- worthy 'Minister's conduct to him, by a small present in their name. How often have I wished that some of our lid tlsh &irons might be with me, and witness the beneficial edfccrs of the liberatity of their countrymen on the minds and hears., es well as the temporal condition, of my countrymen ; it hat, in tunny instances, saved as the only counterpoise to that destruc tive egotism, and the wretched doubts and despair of all human virtue, and evert the existence of a gracious Pnovt I>E N ce, which belong to the most awful tenths of the long success of French . 'Fanny, and contempt of equity and compassion." l Amoutet already advertised - £110,846 10$. GI. SVE3CRIP3 lONS lIIIICI RECEIVED: i At Down's. Parish of Cozwoll, Subscriptions at War- Yorkshire, per Rev. Minster, by Phipps Thomas Newton /11 It and Co. £7 6 Wm. Shackleton,lnn. 1 . I D. Chambers 5 0 Collected by the Rev. J. A. B per Mr. Colebrook u 0 Hall, A. B. Curate of l'roduce ot a Ring, £3 121. 641. bt. Peter's, Bristol 20 0 Miss Carden. %Worcester 1 0 • At Committee Room. dykes C. csardea,ditto 1 0 Prom the Association of Subscription at Upper Ladies, at ' King's- Iluliter,Carttnell,l.an- • b huge, Devoe, for • elesire, by Rev. P. the Orphans, pet %V. • Richardson 21 12 F. Re,•nolds, seat' Is. 2d.' Collection from Great Samuel R. Fisher, Esq. Prailing, I.eicester- - l'hiladelphia, his do dike, £2 Ss. 5.1. maims 100 0 Miss beak, Prolesworth 1 0 Subs-siption front Brigh- Collection at Ashby ton, being a further Magni, Leieestersbire, remittance from that ley the Rev. T. Neale 710 Committee 15 10 Collected in the Parish Subscriptions by Female Churches. of St. 1;40. Friends, at Evesham, Hard and St. Mary Meg. for the Orphans, re dalene, Bragnorth, on -Mittel by Rich. Bur.; the Ice I hauktgiving litigton, jun .1,4 y, £4 15*. 441. Collection at the Chapel, At Barclay and Co.'s. Cardiff, per Rev. Mr. Collection at the (Auras Jones .• ofWootton•Undetedge, Friends of Waterforil t Gloucestershire, £lO 61. 3d. £2ol Bs. 441. Ress'..Cl Sonnet 1 2 0 Charles Beaaky, Esq. Front the Ladies's Asso- Collection at Pall•mall ' elation, Deviies 32 It and Bedford Chapels, From the Ladies Ago- Liverpool, s5lB Sa. Gds _ elation, at Braintree, Ditto in the Parish of ' lima, (unite Relief of Elmley, by Rev. Mt. ' - 'the Wigivasa and Or- Blake:sky 26 0 .I:thresh' Germany 50 0 AdililonalSulistriptinns 'Per Smith, Pare,ScCo's. front Steeke.-el! and • Collection Oil theTbaakr Bost str, for the Ger giving Day at St. lames's man Orphans , 315 Church, Notts ,X 24 14s. 9J. Collection at Corlsca Anciuyin owl, by the Rev. and Strictest Churches, I antes nage 1 0 Wolverhampton, by ' At Lloyd's. Rev. Ms. Kinsey le I Frem the Executors of Additional Subscription Elizabeth Pryor 100 0 frOm Bury St. Ed- Mitii Phillips, Margate 1 1 wiener, per Oates A Friend, fur Orphan and Sots 14 13 Fund 5 0 Collected by the Rev. A further Subscription Jos. Jobneon,smoisgst from the Town of a few Friends bciong. Shelburne, Dorset- log to the Protestant shire 13 4 •Dissenting Meeting, Mr James Runeey 2 2 Farnham 6 10 Subscriptions received at the ars of the City of London fa veto • i Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Eachange; aud at all the lianken in T eW 9 1/114 (:Piiiltry. R. H. NIARTEN, 7 . LUICS HOWARD, i Qoar!taks. 8 16 3 0 1 1 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 5, 1814. OFFICE OF ORD.V.IIVeg, ge t temter 1 2, 1814. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MS MA JESTY': ORDNANCE, do hereby give No:iet, That Proposals will be received at their Oifi•e in Pall-Mall, on or before MONDAY, the 10th day of October twat, from Persons as may be-willing to undvrtake the Supply of certain Articles of IRONMONGERY, for Service of this Department fir a period of three years, determinable after the expiration of oue year, upon notice of S mont'..s, at the option of either party. . - Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application, at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi•ions atlas Contract, may be . ktiown at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up mil ender,ed •' Proposals for Ironmongery Articles ;" hut no Propo sal can be admitted after the said Inth day of October, sit Twelve n'Clock at Noon of the ►ame day, neither will any Tender lie no ticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall itteud. By Order cf the Board, R. If. CR Elf', Sxretar.y. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. F OR the insurame of Buildings, Furniture, Ma clrualize, Sl,lpi,Vessels,ao4 all other Property, against iO3s or damage by FIRE. • Iwatt - oilers tor short Penotlo, et for several Years together, may be effected at this Once, upon the most equi , al)l.! Tenn,. Policks will 160 t he charged fur Sums of .finis or upward , nor to Per,ons ittcreasoig their resent Insurances. The whole S FOCK of a FARM will be in-tired Without Spe cification, at the reduced Premium of Ss. per Cent. Receipts for the Renews! of Policies expiring at Mac itA • LMAS. r AY, maybe had at the principal Oilices in the Strand and Corn hill, Loudon, anti of their Ageuis in the Cusintry, who will receive Proposals for new Insurances. ROBERT SKELTON, Fecretary. • POST•OFFICS: SeMer2kr 17, 18t4. BY Statute 39 C;en. 111. cap. 76, called the SHIP LE 1 - I . Eit ACT, the Postmaster General was authorized to receive I.etters cl!rected to places within the King's Donsi. nious, and td Countries beyatJ :k 50,,, and to forward them by any Vessels (although not Packet Bats) and to take a Ital.!'of one half of the Packet Postage of Letters conveyed by Packet Boats. And by the same Act the Postmaster General was authorized to . ake a Rate of Postage of 4d. a single Letimr, and so in pro portiou for I. , .:tiers brooch' by Ships .;!•or Ciao by Parker lid .ts, under certain Regulations &um places .ikoati hub Great Britaia. BATH AND BRISTOL CANAL AND Baisroi. WAThR WORKS. HAVlNGreceived a Requisiticn inWriting, sif,rned by the Proprietors of 400Si:tares and upwards la this under taking. requiring us to call a iipeeial Meeting of the Proprseturs at Loge of t he said ...!anal and Water Worki, to take their opinion on the propriety of disonstig of the Lands, Tenements, Shares in the Navigation of the Kiver Avon, and other Pmperty belonging to the Conn.stoy of Propr:etors of the bath and Bristol Canal, and Bri•tol Water Works; and to adopt such measurer. for that purpose, as tei the said Meeting may appear most navigable— We do licreby call a Special Meeting of tut Proprietor.: at large of the said Undertak ug far those purposes accordinly; and do appoint the same t, be held at .the City of London Tavern in bishopsgate,street, London, on . 1 hursday the I :7tft day ut Octo ber, WI 4, at eleven of the dock in the forenoon. WARD and MERRIMAN, Principll Clerks to the said company of Proprietors. Marlborough, 26th September, 1814. T SIVEWRIGHT solicits the patronage of his fiti • Friends and the Public to the New and Novell .0 l'l'BaY of WOO Tickets, being ail Prizes and NO BLANKS, though containing the usual Capitals of X• 2000 , many of LlO2O, &c. &e To be all Drawn In One Day, 15th October next. Tickets ard Shares are Sale, in great variety of Numbers at his 'ld • cab lisheA Office+, No. 97, C(Jrnhill ; . 141, Oxford-street ; se, Hay- market, Jai 11, Holborn. Where C-..pital Prizes have been Sold to an Amount unpre cedented. jiiVERY TICKET A PP IZE in 6e New Lot tery of only 4,000 Ticket', while of w!,ielt will be &two in hie Doy, the 15th October; ail Purchases% must, there fate, if they miss the Capitals, Lave a Return of part of the Pur. chase-money, as there arc not any Blanks in the Lottery. The Scheme contains Prizes of .620,000, CI 000, &c. &C. . he Ticket No. 12.313, A Prize of k 20,000, in the Lnttrry just fin;sheti. Was glared and sold in Ode Half, loce Quarter, Out tighth, and Two Smteenth tibaree, by rY i, IN, St oca-Booart, Curobill, and IR, Coventry-street, at which truly lostunate Offices the Tickets and S: ift'A;s are now on Sale for the above novel aurl in eaious Lottery.—The llive4i•es of the Outstan,:hq shares of the £20,000 Prez:, are respectfully regorged to btinz them for Payment. - - NU BLANKS. SWIFT and Co. t1 ti Contractors, sol;cit the atten. don of the Pi.blic to the Scheme of the New Lottery, which is all to be drawn the lsth of Oc rosta.—Thtte ate 6,00 C Tickets, and b,OOO Prizes, iticludiug I of Xt6,000 it,tloo 3 ... ;IN) is .030,000 4,000 3,960 ••• 1,500 0 13 ..... 100 ... BaskLa 120 of £5O and 4. 0 Prtzeti--the (which in ail o her Lotteries have been Blanks) will in this Lot tery he Prizes of Pive l'ounels each, being a certain saving of nearly 25 per Cent. in every purchase. Ttc*ETS and .satua is are Selling, In great variety ,at SWIFT and . Co's. Offices, No. lt, POULTRY; I No. Si, ALIMATIL Rios- No. 12, CHAILING•CROji; Steer:. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMEIICA, AND --- OPERATIONS OF THE BRI FISH ARMY. • AMAP on a very large scale of the UNITED STATES, and particularly of that portion of them which is the actual s:etie, or likely to be the scene, of Military Opera tions, will be given in BELL'. WEEKLY MESSENGER, on SUNDAY and Nioteno Y MAI, October 9th and 10th; containing a MAP of CANADA and QLTEIIEC, the eFflerent positions, extent and boundaries of the Provinces of the United States, and of the principal Towns; Of WAIN/NO . ION, tilt' rreelif scene of operations, and llkewi , e the seil e of all the great Towns, CU:es, zed Harbours, which it is likely the British Army or Fleet will attack. This Map must bt! i.articulariy iuteresting at a period when the Theatre of War ii changed, and without such assist auce no Reader e.zu comprehend the Gazettes or Military 1)is• patches. This Map w.II be accompanied with a geographical and historical Account of the UNITED STAT its, and the popula tion and strength of the principal Towns, *hewing the facility of meeting and reducing them. Ureters to b- given at the Weekly Messenger Once, or to any i Newsman or Post-once in the United Kingd.m. DATEN'r WARNING AND REPEATING JL wxremts, patronized by his Royal Highness the Duke of You. This highly useful Watch, to awaken the wearer at any time required, and to remind him of any number of aPpoint tot nts he may have to attend in the course of the day, is certainly one of the most convenient and dscfol objects that can be desired, Its construction is of the most simple nature, and cannot be mis managed, offeripg every desirable convenience at a modcrwe expense. Asa Warning and Repeating Watch, its greatutility is obvious, and will be found to co:abine every desirable purpose. Manufaetrd by C. K VINER, &St, New Bond-street. BY lUS MAJE:i 11" S PATENT. OYAL ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOSI xv von, instead of Tallow, Oft, or Grease, to prevent the Effects of Friction in Spam-Engines, Machinery, Mills, Car nag's, Coaches, Vt'ggotii, Carts, Ste. lona& of Copper for ships' BUttoms,Tsr, Paroaline, and Service for Rigging, or ser vice for Cables; to preserve ile•lislsed Site' or Iron fi ono rust; Wood or Wooden Buildings front the Dry-Rot ; and by the use of which the Public save in ail cases rat less t h an three hundred per cent. etclusive of saving wear and tear, time and labour. Sold, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Urdu, near the Ad a: irgity; London ; and, by their appointment at most Ship Chandlers, Pruners, 13aoksellern, libraries, Stationers, Drug gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, ironmongers, Cutlers, Coachmakers, Innkeepees, Coach and Waggon-others, Oil and Colour-shops, Sadlers, and Shopk..epers in the United Kingdom, in boles, price gs. 6d. ; Ss. Gil. ; 10s. Gd.; One Gunn*, arid '1 Guineas each. _ The smallest rise Bot contains a Quactity sellieient to }'Arne a Four Wheel Canine Four times, with which it will run up wards of Sit Thousand Miles, and ft wM sower in tht same proinoticat tot all etlier kbds of mak. Y he 15r*t elau>e in the ;..hove . Act cow:nue% indoree :—but By an Act passed ia the Ira Scut on of Parliament, 54 Geo.lll. cap 11;9, the a'iove Rre of Po,:age of 41. a single Loth.. will (-Lair on and from the 16th Oct.daer, 1814; and a Ra(e of C,d. a Liogle Letter, and ar mi in proportion on double, trLbie, and ounce Lettcri, will become payable in lieu thereof, in addition to any Inland Postage which may arise upon the internal ':.invciaoce of the I.e;:ers. And the same Act contains the following Regulations, viz : Ship Letters may be forwarded by the l'arties t'Arrnst•lvta. Sec r. 3. The Poitmaster General shall receive Letters di rected to places Abroad, both with the IZitig's Dominions anti Kingdoms ;LA Countries beyond the Seas, from Persons who may be &sirous to forward them them , elves uyon payment of a third of the Packet Rates, and shall mark the Postage and re turn the Letters to the persons, who may forward diem L; any Vessels, not being Packet Boats. without p. baby. Persons Licensed to colLet . Li netts. Seer. 4. And the Postmaster detierai shall and may Licence Persons to collect Letters to be so forwarded upon payment of the aforesaid Rates, so as such licersed Persons she!! previously bring the Letters to a Po t-Office anti pay the Rate.,—and a:I Coffee-house Kee pet -, brokers, and others desirous of collecting Letterset their house-, are hereby relaired to apply to the Gem.- rat Pose.lAce, in Lombard-street, or to the several Poetnueiiters at the Out Ports, for the said Licences, which will be &livadd to them free of any charge whatever. Asimts in the King's Dominions and Countries beyond the Seas. Sec r. 5. Fur the Security of Letters comirig to Great Brtaaiti, sod to 'dace them under the operations of this Act, Sect. 5 and 6, the Postniaster General's to authorize Persons Abroad to eel. I.:et Litters Tram Masters of Ships sod others. and to make 'hem tip it , sealed Bags or Parcels addressed Re the Poi :master General, l putting Into the said Bags rr Parceis a Cet tificate of the number of I emits contained in the same, and an Impression of the Sea. ' whit!. shall be used, and the date when sealed, and fur their care and trouble the Masters to whom the Bags or Parcels shall be conk 'rd for couveyance to Great Britain ' shall pay to such au-' thorized Person at the rate of 3s. British Mon: y, for every 50 1. urn, and so in proporion for a greater or lesser number. he Packet Ageott and Deputies to the Postmaster General in ti-e King',Duniiillobs or Countries beyond the Seas, th e C o - Postinas:ers, his Majesty's Consul; or Vice-Consuls, or wlere there arc no Public (Akers of these deserlp . iotts, any other Public Officers or respectable Persons ark hereby aiithonzed by the Postnias,er General to make up Bags and Parcels cli Letter., in rise nratir•:r before tle.crthed. Masters of Ships. SECT. el. Are to pay as above for the Be:, entrusted to them, and on delivering the same Ina perfect state at any Post-Office in Great Britain, will be repaid by the Portmester the sum of money which they shad have so advanced, and also for their own care and trouble the sum of Two-peace per Letter for every Letter or Packet contained in such Bags er Parcels. Saes. 7. If any Mager shall (rpm any Bag ur Parcel en trusted to him, or take out any Letter, or not d ly eeliver the Bag with. the Letters at the Post-Office, of the 'lace where he shall arrive, witiriet wilful ur onavuitiable dtlity , emery Master shall forfeit and pay £suo. Sec r. ii. The Masters are required on their arrival in Port. to sign a Declaration that they have detiVered all Lettere en board according to the Act. asad until such Declaration, the Ofh cers are riot to permit the Vessel to tirrak Bulk, rat Leery Ma, ter wilfully neglecting shall forfeit ;C:Ar. And with respect 'I/ Letter+ from Great Britain to Countries abroad, f l / 4 1a*ters of Vessels are required to take notice, tlia: if they shall have on board any such Letter (rxzept the Letters of their Ownars), neither inclosed in the seaded Bags that will con tinue to be made up at the General Post-Office, and at the Out- Porte, nor having the official mark and stamp, to denote that a rate of postage bas been paid for the same (of which stamp im pressions are exhibited at every Pust-uffice), such Nla-ttr as aforesaid, forfeit the sum of Five I'9unds for every Letter. And die Officer' of the Customs are, tindtr ibis Acr, to sand nhter an oats to Every Master, that lie Las not any I.ettera ow board contrary to _ _ Officers of the Cui.onts. SECT. 9. The principal Officers of the CuEnnis t every Port are required to search Ships for Le:ters ou boird, contrary to the Act, and to seize them, and they are to be Marled to a Moiety of the Penalties. Sect. 10. Such 011icer4 are required to administer an Or.h to every Master outward bound, that be has not any Letters on hoard which have not paid the Kates, sot being the Letters of the Owners. A Declaration is to be signed by every Master arriving from abroad, as explained in that part of this Athrertisentent tmme• (Lately addressed to them, and until such Declaration the Offi cer' are not to permit the vessel to break bulk, and (`sect. 12) if any Collector, Comptroller, or Principal Oifir, hereby required to prohibit any ship or vessel breaking bt.lk until the provisions of this Act be complied with, shall permit such ship or ve set to break bulk, such Collector, Comptroller, or Officer so permitting each ebip or vessel to break bulk, shall fnrfcit and pay the suns of Twenty Pounds; ole moiety there'd' to be paid to the inform:l% Merchants, Lrokers, and the Public. Sect S. WRI taki notice that if any person whatsoever shall send any Letter or Packet, by any ship or vessel, of which he shall not be the Owner, or if any Master shall have on board or carry any Letter not being the Letter of his Owners, without such official mark thereon, the person so offending shall forfeit and pay Five Pounds for every such Litter or Packet. Sect. 14. Any Person who shall forge or counterfeit the Stamp Mark of rostage,or D. signation, to be put upon the Letters by Authority of the Pi.stmaster•General, watt lucent to avoid the Postage, will be guilty of a Misdrineanour. Sect. 13. The several Penalties of this Act to be recovered in any Corm of Record with full Costs; a Moiety to he paid to the King, and the other to any Person who will inform and sue fur the same. Sect. It. This Act does not extend to restrain the East India Company nor their Directors, from sending and receiving from their Governments and Servantp abroad, Packets Letters,' and Papers relating to the Aff a i r s of the Company, a nd of their Go vernments abroad in the manner accustomed; but all Letters that are not the Official Louis and Pack. is of the East India Company, liable to the Rates and Regulations of this Act. 'I his Act will be put lo elocution at toe General Post-015ce„ London, and at all Post Offices in Greet I:titian, on tile II th of October, 1814, and in places abrerad • soon as may Le alter wards. The Postniaster-General will feel it lds duty to enforce Pay. !went of the Penalties on every breach of the Law. L Cwastaial of the Postwastur Gams], J41444;41 kIEILLYG I 410.114K1P PRICE SIXPENCE-HA. LEMIN . . MOtt TOAGE. THE. Sum of rw EN - IT-TWO ' THOUSAND POUNDS is ready to be lavecripi 'll Olt Mortsavr ewl Junk. elan lanled t.cetirity APply (if by letter, po‘t pisl) eu blesars. Moneta and reaec.i. Llacelies los Fir di FUItEION COW. GENTLEMEN going ABROAD may be sup plied to awe Antoon., on the 'west Terms, At SOLOMON nod Gee Bullion Mercbants, 3, Nevr•streer, Cnvent-Carden. L.'? Also, the ma;ktt price siren for any quail ity. This dar ars, ouhlf.i.ed, In 3 Vols. t 2n:n. the Seceod Ld:tion. price Cl. Is. boards of /tVAVERLEY or, 113 SIXTY YEARS :iINCE" A 11,evel. Prime(' by Y. Ballanty”.• auJ Co for Longman, 7.eee, 4Ortne, and Bro‘vii, Loalou ; and and Co. &Hobo: h. NEW EDITION OF THE Pie 'IRE OF LONDON. This day wa4 vutili.lied, price 8..8.1 11.1:n1 in red, the Sixteenth Eiliti4 4%, revised and careered tlmuug toot, of THE PICTURE of LONDON ; hving a crwrett Geld, to an the CURIOIIIICa s AllUatbleNlS, 1 I MN. fowl, Putt:ye ESTABLISIIMIN rs,aqd REM AIIKAISLIL Oai Errs, in and rear Loplon; with a Co'leetion ei appropriate Tables, two large M ap;, and various other Engravings. Printed for Longman, Hera, ltccs, Orme, and Erowa, "PJtelll iter .row: Jult published, pried Bs. 61 ADDI'CIONAL s LETTERS.• in Answer to the Rat. Mr. IVOYLEY's ATIACK ds Sir WILLIAM DRUMM')ND's (EDIPUS .1131).11COS Con• taintos a variety Om:cresting lissucm.Carrt6sx, ehreedst:ns, the 6acred _ _ By VINbEX 131111.1 CITS and CANDIDUA. Sob! by Sberwood, Neely and Joins, Pavia* lier-row, pod ill geolowllers. This dal. was pubtkbed, In ftvo. the Second E prier Itts. 111.1v:tints, of rI BSERVAI'IONS on the N A . ru RE and CURE. of DROPSIES. To which I. alic.l an Apprmiix, contain ing several Ca , es of Angina recto:l., with Dissections, Ste &c. By JOHN BLACK.II.I., M. D. Pl pician to the Devon and Exerts and to the I.uualt • As)ltias, near Eteier - Printed far Longm ro, I 'rust, I:ecs, Oran; WI Brown, Pater• to.tet;•ruw. . 4 We must dose this ar.icle, by recommend ng a careful per:. sal of Dr. 1314ckall's veark to all Ouse who are ilo.reqstl in tha iniprovenwtt ut their pi ofetsion, and who are desirous or g duina itiloralarion on a subject which. is not only of great importance, but which is luvulvcd in considerable ohscurity." &lout ltly It evirw. Apr! 1 a I 4. This day were pubtsh.d, price 6s. n BSERVATIONS on the CONTRACTED W. TESTI:JUNI RECTUM, and the MODE of TREAT MENI' ; accompatiiel ‘rith Cam and Dissection,: with an Ap pendix; c•mta;invg sonic add clonal lac;, rela.ire to that coat.. ; with scvvral Ca es an.lEugraviiist. By W. Willa:. _ . _ _ Member nr the Royal Cr;liege of Soryrons, London ; and ono of the Stitsv•oi , s to the City inf.. wiy niitl Diven , ory, Bath. 14.'3. .11. e talipindis may be bad separate, price 9.. EA. • 64 Some tittle alp we vvr an analyall of Mr. W:itto% rrevoce on Contracted lntrarinunt Rectum. The losonnity and pravical utility of tb it Treatise we endeavoured to impress on our Phrical Jour.sal. Bath: Printed by NVood v.:l Co. at the City Printing-C . 4sft ; aid ...Jul by Callow, Crown court, Lot:. l .on ; and by the Looi• sellers of Bath, lidaiol , Cheltenham, &c. GARDENING. AGREAT Variety rf new invented, useful, a n d improved GARDENING 1:1,1 P 1.1; :1,1 P. r recommeudi by the most ernine.i Nuri-eryntro in the neighbourhood of tho Nletroeoiis, calculated to give facility, raw, and pleasure in the above Science, as well as to considerab! lessen the expences.— To be seen only at the Hotticuiturol Repository, 9, Lik:ster• Elect, Leicester-square. By EDWARD JUKE , Patentee of the Averrunrat tr. E%S I' INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSII)B. 9 11-1 E PROP It E To R. begs gespectfully to infor rti 1 the Nobility and the Public, the COM PAN If's AUTU N"„;1 SALE of BENGAL MUSLINi, Ste. kat km concluded at the INDIA HOUSE; and that the moot supply Collection of la. nia Muslim, Lang Cloths, Anjengas, Unseats, Secthauds. JaCracce s and Turban Musllns, together with hantifid loam Sitswis, are realy for their I:wt.:tits:l.—The Allan% ace. an: soil on the usual terms, by the Piece and Decoy. IA AN ILL 'I7READ WELL, 31, Lndon-AVall, _LA was, by a Medical Board i.l Dubl•a, &classed Orem tilt 7th Regiment of Queen's Oven Hussars, as incurahte and ftwht for future service, being afflicted with a scrop'iulous dtsfew in the Elam!. of his n-ck. Bath, as wel! as eea.bathing, were bees •r:cd tor three mit itlis, without soy bcoell:. He then weal!. vied to try SI'IIoSBURY's VA:LEN C AN l'ISCoaLu nt: DRoPi i ,aud, on appl:catioa WA% 101111i!lea to the 17i4:tussry the poor. He dated k.a tlssla,e fruits fatigue Sir Juba !Moore's retreat. When admitted, the glands of hi. :trek were uli:vrated aii•l discharging, his limbs swelilnit with .were rain. eleven mitglas he was discharged, verfectly curd, his el toile ! wa l e d, and n. svtalrorni ::pilthury's Patent Ant 'scorbutic props, for the cure of Scurvy, Gout, Rheunia - Illcerations. and Liu'dive and Inhum Dm- Are bold W.110:1:5231: at E Edw.trd,'s, 1;6, it. Pgul's Church yard; and retail at the Disivnuary, 15. Z;uh.)•square, Imuatni, iu bottles td ; double, tos. ; ant i largest , .2,. duty hi. eluded. Cum rouNti ESSENCL, To prevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine has a Black Ink Stamp. WORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT SOURCES OF CHILE RENS' DbEASES ; Their SYNIPTOMS EVERY PA.ItEN l' and GUARDIAN of ClilLGltliN should be acquainted with. They occasion luso of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emu:lL:ion and irregular mute of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsions; the) affect the growth of the body, and they pi ove tatal, by ending in a ronsumpthm or der:7. Botts Is a preventative and cure of the.ea!snning complainis, he ab , ./44 .:xe?lient Medicine it universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, toili in ran!: and respectabi lity, to have no equal. Their public approbation, glean to tl.si Proprietor, from a personal linos% ledge of Its wonderful suet. cas in their own families, stamps its man bcyon.l comited.ion,a4l4 gives a sanctioa to it, of which no ether Meo.i.:; in of the 104 can boast. Parents and others, who have the care a thetax.z • should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when, ever the stomach or bowels of address arc any way disordered, which it will always be.found to relieve. Sold, wbelesaie anti retail, at Mr. Bin lees, No. 4. Cheapsf.fe,..tfe corner of St. Paul's Chu:eh-par .! ; Skarp,lohnson,ScEtlant,Fecre,. mouth; Jones, Weston, Aiilll4lt, and Mallory, Purism; Hall sad Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jaleob. Mambos rack an .% r il p 'r u rnrcril ;Knottlits ; kleo and iA sll nd ji Cook e, and sw worth dber . thingliani ; stalies and L'orti, Mancitester; Trw.vaian, Easter; smith,ameierton, Re-abort', Scott. and hatter, ; 11 4 41• tar and M•bonAtd, Glasgow ; halgen and :3.irry,,Jsr4tui ; venson and Co. Norwich • S•wir wit; Leirestcr Echfsals 1 Penny, and Ilillinge art Latllsury,liserpuol; Neale 1,4 t . cd4er, Dover; White, Itrighton; Robes ts, Soden, and Reif, Cheii tN . haat • and retail, by ft council anodising rends' s, 4uxes, is. t'd and Is. td.racti. THI:. ‘TIzE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. riniis PRESENT EVENING, will be acted the Corn c Opera of THr. LO!t0 OF THE MANOR. Sir John l'ontrw, Mr. FAWCETT; ltaa6ty, Ntr.INCLEIVN; Young enrtrag, Mr. T.:NES ; Troligps i jOlr.GlNCLAlß. Ann-tte, MtmiAll'!i EWS; Pew Mrs. L 1.5 I:0N; - Moil I , llt 4 nn, Mr. LISTON. After which the/ er w Melo-Drama. ealted THE FOREST OF BONDY; or, M: DOG OF IVIONTARGIi. •r o .mnrrnw, Rom.q aixt Juliet. Juliet, Miss O'Neil, w i , ;:ara:!ce in London On F..;day, . h e Merry Wive. of Windsor.