The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-10 00:00:00

quart ... each. . Wlwiesale only by the Pron , rieloro ; also wholetnle and re tail by their Arente, Messrs. Howard and Evans, Lung-lane, West Stuitittleld. All Leiters sad Orders(post•pttid) addressed to them, Will meet the of Rtlentii.n. _ . _ Ass is sold retail. by one at lens 4, In every considerable ?ono in Cie United Kingdom. and by Use followin4 Venders of Medicine in London; Lkeipixt•ond Drugs*. Ithit liorough ; Holtion's Medicinal Warelidun front of the' MAYA LschonFe. Comhill 6 Colesworthy, animist nail. Ornigist, 144. 11 Ititecluspel ; Monitory. Chemist. U. Grant Surrey street. Blackfriars-rued, and at Kemongion-erstro ; Sanger Owe Bacon). ISO, Oxford-street; Midgley, Clisestht sod Drug'- Val. 49. F;trnrid; und Co. Chemists, rise. Hny market ; Wood. Je4, Holborn; a nd 11.1itreis, Perfumer, 83, fleet-irreut. G- . ,ft EY lIA I ICS or,ill npt be seen i f' Wte re. • , . Grey or earraty•Whiskers . are a great disfigurement to Gsailemen. Ladies trie•G'emlettieu saltiest trial will he con- 1 linseed (ti heti% so improved, that t o dada Dow remains of ed Priuce's Myna) Dye making Grey or Carroty Hair dark or . hind ins imely. Observe, there have bees. many **icor , ea prepare articles of • singhir purpose, butliave failed. • - Vera! Ladies kale declared. t h at for years Obey had beef' obliged ta near false hair, although having tolerably good hair of their 'en, bat it being grey at an early age they were reenmeended lit make a fair trial, mat in ashen time, so great was the addi- t... 11, that they left al the false hair, and has made their *awl of e r r have the y o uthf u l a pp earance as w h en t wen ty years of *g. A.k for " PRINCE'S DYE," Haff.a•Guittro.ll beide , or ', 1 d..2en battles, .51. Plain directions are enclosed io each )sot/le s hr. which any one may dye t h e i r h a i r t h ems el ves w i t h e a se po t pleasure. ." I Sold by the Proprietor, Priam, Dentiot.—ObseVido.ooll a shop—exactly oppo..ile In No. 8; the Numbers irregular in . 1 2hp-street, Oifard-xtreet is Fleadrie nod Stun t _ Perfumers I tit her M a j esty , Ti c i s h orna G e- street i let tic, M. New / 3 ""d* ntccst ; liaraing, 89, Pali-Mali; Bacon, 130, Oxford-overt ; %.' 'theft., ..119, Strand $ Davison. 69, Fleet-street ; al l y & 65: t:hrltbide ; Ward, 391, Ifulborn ; Rattan, Tuft Kola Exchange ; and of most principal Perfumes or ;Sedition A CA UTION.-Ss me valuable articles are trrd to, be fll.l. terfeited, he careful to ask fur Prince's ffimign Die, and ''Lore the cover of leach bottle is printed with " Rassiaii sold I 1,:. I...dies nod Oerttleifies restdhig In the country by, enlacing • I'4, -pound note in a kik, to the Proprietor, will receive by re no of conch one guinea's worth. . , :ma th t net cnts, Captains, and Cav a l r y Sh o pkeepers, rsin a d d ig 4. . "Sr ders to aav Wholesale Perfasswes or itOirlow V e cf deo/ Nish is Louden; sill owleiVisliberu) Mottirafts ..,,,- .....4....-., c - •... r..: 4.-e , ,,• ./' . • - containing, besides cominuoi and rieessiaryltalei, the application a eiith Rule In Domestic Af fairs; the method of soaking out Bulb of Parcels Book Debts, Receipts, Bills of Exchange. ate. &c. By JOHN GREW, Late private Teacher at Chelsea. .Loudon: Printed for B. and R. Crosby a n d Co. Stationere assn. l'atertioiter-row ; and sold by all Booksellers. Where magi be had, by the earns Author. An ,INTItODUCTION no the UBl of the GLQBEB,Iar YOUTH of BOTH SEEP, a Den , /Edition, neatly prSutni, 9s. hound: BEAUTIES of ENGLISH POETRY,-by E. Tomkins Crosby and Co.'o elegant Edith", With four Plates, 4a. lild.4stis: A Small Editior for Schwas, Sla, tunel. Dr. MAYOR'S NEW SPEAK 4R ; or, English Class Book, a new and improved Milian. 4/. M. bound. The EXPEDITIOUS lIHITRUCTOR ; or, Ad of Rend ing. Writing, nod Arithmetic trader-'y. Q. sewed. LOWNDES'S COMPLETE Rltil'Oß.Y of ENGLAND, fans the Invasion ofJaliu. Ctesai to the unrestricted Regency, 1814 Third Edition, .55. hound. p r i ce 6.. boards, a New and Improved Editiou of - THE ENCYCLOP.EDIA of WIT; containing. upwards of Three Thousand of the best Ron Nuts, laugh able Anecdotes,, and Pirces of genuine Wit and Humour e i-t -iug in the English Language; being the most complete, purr, and cliss.ical eollection of this kind ever published. Anew ' Edition, in one closely - priuted pocket volume, price fis. la or is. hound. • In the estaipllation of this work, eollectlion of a similar ita.l tare, IS various European languages, have been consulted, and nie best use hitt been made of every previous collection, how 4; ever scarce or voluitiatios. from whiels it was likely au artiek,' of value could be obtained. :1 London: Printed fur B. and R. Crbsby and Ca. Stationers % 1 curt. Ludgete-street ; and sold by ull Boolo.etters. Where also may be had, Improved Editions of the following Woelts, lately published by Groh!), and Cir. OVID'S ART OF LOVE, and other Pieces on that subject, With Withal Plates by Hapirsiod, floe pod paper, las. 6d. ruols. sp. hoards, EN C Y CLOP/DMA. OP LOVE, selected From Abe best Writers. I assn. Awards, E FPUSIONN OF LOVP rostsistiosi of Songs, Sonnets, Plows, stud Amours to and from Mary gums of &oh' 6s. boards. OIRDLESTONE'S TRANSLATION OF ANACREOn I i filth Doom Ike foolscap, Is. boards. • The MIRROR. OF WIT; a Collection of the best Jefit,H Wittjeisate, Ile, Is. Id. A 111 11 TOR V. DESCRIPTIVE. sod SIDITIVISPITAk PI kC ES, at Prose, wished and selected, Roe chit bell lattaitiVl Mao. beards, do. . iinewnot empiric, _ just4._ Je, t.._ they have been properly ediscoted and Initiated iota every branch of the profession Scertificates of which, from dilfereat Hospi tals, and testisnomuls from the most eminent Physiciani, they haver • emivince any inquirer), that the success revolting from their endeavours tint induced them to quit the practice of the geser'al Praetiiimser, rind they presume that their pretew aims constitute ft fair ground for the unprecedented validates with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally ha soured. , Patlestts to the Country are requested to state the parties lass of their ride, age and manner of living, inclosing a Bash Note fist Advice and Medicines ; sod the woo o 111 be forwalidei tons part of the Kingdom. .qu6S'and Surseims, 19, Houverio-street. Fleetithset. DKBILITY; ST it. l CTU -v— ite. • • - I IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de elation front the geecral plan has been • highly beeeheini for iiiisres.aud improved is their professinual acquireasentt by the smtority of near twenty }}eon experieon) , , blesses. CURRIE 44 Co. contuse. with Unabated ordain., • the eradication of those disorders which are the consequence of illicit indelgeece, or the destructive Mishits of the inconsiderate schuol.bay, lo professing the care of these Complaints, they 'hold out no in dueernent to Tice i hoi.,ensibbe.sokull plea toast lie of tbe ex istence of inch calamities, they orer their webtanee as regularly educisted Surgeons of Loodaa. said of the 'terra CalkKe oI Edishergh. la all can of.Siolkylitic Infection and is every complaint of Dela A nd nefi c ienc, 1040004 w of climate*, free .. of lowly v toomi. skmutis the Urethra at ten . and tw tn. i xbe blts !emelt this painful permanent IQ them, ns v.- Meson. Omit. Gentlemen side, ond st their giro *ain't*, Mavis*. wlth . Hatton-tandem Polirits - on , the 'et their emse,* 4 slinsAliate erti en Alsisilot %lied 1r . 4 A _ great every acription, filled with spectators, were cruizing near Boston; Captain Lawrence informed the inhabitants of that town, they might expect ids return to the harbour in about •two hours and a half from the time of his departure, with the Shannon, which he tad no doubt of capturing, and desired a Sumptuous dinner might be prepared for himself and s* e. Mositaxati MAY B.—We Understand that the ebip Sir Gem* Prevost was launched at Kilsgsten. :pa the Sikh tilt. She is said to be a remarkably en. venal, and of equal force to a frigate of S 8 guns. The following is a correct list of the American Navy on the lakes, exclusive of three or four small Waft which serve as store-ships, but are not named: *Ship Mitdlsod;*•2B guns; brig Oneida, 18; schooner taa, 9; Governor T064;1004 6; Conquest, S; Growler, 5 ; Pert, 8; Fair American, 4; Julia, 8; Ontaria, 1; scourge. 8 1 Elizabeth, I; and Lady of the Lake, 3. MAY 11.—We are informed that the first divisiott of the seamen arrived, at the Coteau de Lao yesterday. morning, and the remainder left Lachine &haat the time. `~•'` _ . - •., , ... : . ~ . , ... ~. ... . 7 . 70 ,1-M.. Wk7..7' , ' ,, r • 41-711" 11 - - ‘.: RIMPPF7-- ...CMt347WPIT/Wr.31"1411"11171"1111111,111111116-11111!.......- - . . , , . • .749...,49 , . ... .. ,A N, .... ~... .-- ..:, . ~.;' .: ,1. - ~. •,. , -; -. .79., ~ .„.,..4 • .'. .: . :-- .. : . - .... g.. , . • • s•. 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' • i-4 \ - ... . , , . . . . . • . . i , . ... . • ...- N. ", *. A 'q. t.,,' - . )•I.', , n . .s . .• . . -r I • .•• 0. •• . • ' • . • , • • ••• • . „ • 0. .. ... • • . •••... • ft . • • • • , • •‘ • • 4 • ..•, • . , Nn, "902. - - . ::, ~... .. LONDON SorltrilDAY, JULY 10 - , 1813. -, / -- • - •.. • . :9 , • - -.•- . Pitics If& . . .. . .. . . . • . .. . _ . 11.4L1P PAPERS: °64lsiS riltl• AL, a') :NT•GARD N. - . it egg POBLISII.CD Oa Ar: - , a - . • • SALES. .. Alt . ' ~j r nTS istiment EVENING, July 10, .ma • " --ese•-• • -op.-- • i . • • - . be perfweleed •• 4 .1 . 7 THE QUEEN'S WARR' ' bested laillitedd Furnhare, Beaks; • Paintings, and iffectei THE SCHOOL OF REFORM. • • . ... i s . to in ity^s (the" ' • Oka ISt. boards, . St. Mary Axe. HALIPAZ, JULY 9.-It is with pleasure me coal t. To which wilt tee raided, - ,_,...' By Mr. WILLIAMS, gratulate oar Readers on the captire of the Ameri. , THE QUAKER. E ..:. :4,. 1 ;.7... ...1' s,' he ry_f . 'oem. .- .. '' fut t , I tomj .E A E I N ES :S , fill W eorseG A ß. , . Browais pa. r• Op the Phognisee, No. h 9. S. Mary Axe. Leadeabill-street, on MONDAY, Jdly IS, at Eleven. _ can friglite-Chesgrelke, by his Majniel thiphitati,e - • .. . Itnves. ii. t Boma Puce St. dd.--Pit. at. a d.: *cosi fermil tot and at tho Bali • _. rii ty, hg, *is ol d, A LI,. ' fi ve nest and genteel , HOUSEHOLD no*, Captain Brake, after an action of . 11 lefinate r . p r i n ., e s ,,-Esswer Gallery. *. ; Sevilla Price, b.-VI/eve *ilk Unpin t and 0. Goldie. F , • IS. FIikNITUItE. a patent marine piano -forte. a earthly, ' The follo*ing particulars of this piessieg event tv4 Cwill•re. 1..; sweat edge, Bd. (sae pa hooka, ehina. glue, sad effects. - - - - have collected from conversations.wlth tome of it*, fO4 Tliti BENEFIT OP MR. WAKE. •LEAIMIt or ' Imam Die. IiTA,E ~ ~ . o ft ic . May the inutraiog of Sale. and Gatalagioes inul he 4 .. • TRH ligfito. , . . ,i-- lo laroo. prase • the P and of Mr. Williums, No. 10; in th e Audios D efiners of the Shannon, and have relisdn tb Ulla! TIRBATREeROYAL. CtIVENT-GARDEN. _, i t EFLECTIONS on su DE.. By Madame IduaL them correc t:- . , . ON WEDNEADAY NEXT, July 14, will ail de wrA EL, Honors, of liohighi, :., telt the celebrated aromatic Eatertaioment of orsambied free the French. Geatesills • emehole Pariti.are, Plate, China, Glad, NI hate; wool {rich. Kew. •l . " On.the 3511 e May his Majesty's ship rensds9 .. which Mid, for *lily •three monthe, been craisitti isa THE CRITICK. Laadost Piloted for LO NGM Ald s llolWpAingg, 0 Rai ii, By Mr. WIhI.IAMS. • -; • ' Bay , wiebliteßkension, separated from het, efer which (b• permisaion. sad fir dim *AI aniY) eke F . aroo i thi. " A ß W O ß as t ian ", %T inter -row i and We * NONA Gallery.. 0,, t h e ei It Wool sir 9 ' By Mr . the giliv Fi ' vrae l ' 1- noti Captain littbee sr et instrotted, by .Gaptala • Tay. SLEEP WALKER. • imma..... Kent e lia l trDN 4SPAY nest. at Twolae..ercebseey. ea ' ' • clients/lb. Number at twit. hy. Order ardor' Egerlitarra . MAP, ilist to rejoin bitiientil about theletti Jenei. ..-. . , . Samna. the Sleep Walker ( with a variety of Imitations), Mr. In awn. lotto United!. math. ef. s *lto will- ihtf^ 4lo4 thy 11""A* wt " Bmi h ai nacl ! ' PETUAL WAR, 1 60 POiLICY of Mr. i A ToLtlencollant HOUSEHOLD FU KNIT V itg, , . was done is the -h o ps and expectation • that fh* r - . . yew. sod '' Mummer SUM was bee feet high." 7 . MADIS O N .. I . htiKaar as 4 , w of air tale i of -Clil ebe i b% 46o lepa i marla do w ° " 41 : 4 7 O a fs thil ' i rg hl is mi l ' W h et "' fri gatoi.intfing the • Shannon wast.cro . - Is ow enere of the evente*, the Orchestra will.perfore i 4 f - c"g f • oght his 1 rin may sop..wwzde• y. an, loonshipef6ati, wad We, *Het off PooloosAroold cot" , pOt ood.lag. meow Jet! Overtere to taiga feonimas-4 hv Wlstref,l a L .. . ~ re e ee d e o lei g T , r u t i ew ion . ~ . 1 „,,..i f eala reetio poen', Oyer** 2 . Xintoernute. s P , , . a i l* a. . 0 . 7 . ... 4 1114.6• A s 1014 mak !slHl . • s f me . „ . rilßatee ,e 1 104e..0%41 . n ot nor were oar tale dire a t e d. . • . .... . , ~. ... . : ne,y o, erata t ma brk4h* tor- . • - • .. . Will Peet tor o-•Xoissoloaltroao. , ......; ~,,,a . ,„ ...,. ~., . .., - trilit l ia li6 .l7l7 - 4 so;; ' aid the Pas Devi. from Shriller -Esosq '"?'''' '" a • ` •19 2: 1 1 1 ., ." •• ." 'Pe • poste -' '.a * • . • it;, Weahltilseeough. • -."• ,• • d3. , -ff1741 ' si'llt tfor my,p NEW g .. RR:, .--,./..,ta , a ... 4 by Mr. &model ablirMes Bulomus•flut• To r ude ____ ..--,'- - Author of agate Pampalet, amid al- to. lilles'ar . ' Br PSUVATEIC - ' 4.... .t. --, - t ... . . .ging mit anchor, *Oh •royal-ye • Ehbeelogether. af in ' the 36th 46 st lasi dew) ALA laD IN ; ur. the uuurt"" Lamp. Bomar, printed. Legatos P fe l.a i lN'. 61 1. 401 "11 61 4N9 A HIGHLY Viletable • .1 0 RBENOLD',RSTATE oPPofonelY . Tickets s he told of 'Mr. Ware, 14. Teel-tack-row, Cultist- HURST, Petits, ORME.fthd flao wet cat - ' - , entailer-row. I reedy for sea t the i 3 isle - allow.* .. •.: garde., ; and of fete . Broildeo at the IlioxasSee, where places , or whoa may he hail, • . within thaw Mlles cif the Cite 0 1 Mean; containlog were thee heisted on board the 'Shannon, aid The . . sonv be taken. • The AMERICAS REVIEW of H I STORY asid i 901.10 Iliaseres and upwards of nnprovehle amble, meadow, Drs- hove-to, near the land; at 9 A.V. the enemy', !W. • ‘(- • - T I CS, No. I. to VII. price 6s. each, sewed. , Wire, and fen.laiels, well divided, and Id to a respectable te-• SetlCl9 EPICURIENNE.moire, in nine excellent FARMS. with exceiedine good ht tllll- gate Was obserted to loosen her.isails, arid Age i gall 1 • THE very high esteem in which - this invaluable • BRITISH ARMY IN-SPAIN. • • ' ins o le each, also the manorial rights. got considerable extent , at balf•past twelve she wei g hed anchor, sod stood . SAUCE is held by the Nobility tied Grime, al we ll for st Mono wormitioeeence„. mg Spate Is here briseght together T Property Is well worthy. the annalists Al Gentlemen hit- • ;a crquisite flavour, as Air its seller& application to all the than was perhaps ever collected hits a sip . t i e on b lienonn a rem of realising a Sue estate, •and a paleular good situal an io d n s s - a 1 out of the harbour when the Shannon filled and p im p, es ..f Cookery, tags fifth fl oc grateful acknowledgments monthly Rev, 40g. l eo. , for aaportstrate. the menor being well slac k ed with game, under easy sail, edged off the land, followedby the of .lAs PER TA V LOR and syn. the Inventors, for the li. " This Publication celestine a vest ac • elation of import • in-the nejltimerbiaid of t be best pack of fox honuds in the Chesapeake; at four, shortened sail ;4t five, bove.to, ben' patrimage afforded them, and 'induces them to take this ant details, end is the nand comprehend* and satisfactory work Cl " A ", tr i v i y * , p.m pelsl; to Mr. Francis Fowler, Ripley, near Har- the eel would with the topsails aback, for fear en politic method of appessime web of their Friends, and the Pub,: on the subject."-Eccl. Rev. Feb. 1810. „,,,,, t ,,, hr i. torrid. as hors not yet had an APPurkaii'v of trying - .. This is, beyoad a doubt. the mast acconste and the most set- " ' Put ' 16----* . not bring her to tuition before dark; in. twenty mi. enrivolLd excellence, that it is the best Sauce fur Steaks-and flutes after, the Chesapeake cheered within musket a tisfactory account of any esmetry that has, in our recollection. ---- Chaps. Fish, flashes, Regents, Soups, hot and cold Meats, been „ ntat , k . d. ..._ MARSH LAND,. Ike. EAST and wEsie HAM, ..ESSEX. eve , invented, and ut generally approved of in almost every in Fi v e v - 0 17 . syn. B o l: i b a ' an C l it tio s t ic m ol a r t e oc hs it n oo n ds • of Spain,-nod TO BE SOLD, , shot of Abe Shannon, Mill standing towels!, her ,in prep...attest ofthe culinary art: and they have further the other Maps of the Country, Ike. price SI. 13s. 6d. boards. 110411:1RSUANT to a Decree of t . the High Court of such a way as left our tare in uncertainty which side p% diced* to add, th3t it will keep gaud in any climate, and A VIEW of SPAIN •, raplising a descriptive •ea .a. Char/eery. hearing date the Pitts day of starch , 111$, of •their ship she intended to ehgage •at half peat fire. gar 00, Ivied' of time. a . mode in a eagle Vs herein Thomas Delhy and * Others. areelala. Sold inlial,ks,ai V. earl 4s. each, nt their leareilvOil and fleece 4-11 - Itinerary or Muds Peovinee. and Wirral rsl a ti 9o eal r'''" enf Offs, rind Thomas Pullen and Others, are D 1 e . ants, sundry however S she loffed•op on the SA:moan's weatht 4 ty we b oe , e , No. 7, Lower H a lt om: t an d by Messrs . R a n, New count of the Country; lecludiag its Population, Agriculture, deem sir parcels of Marsh Land, sittrate lathe Levels of East and quarter, and on her foremast coming in a line wi 11 Boad-street ; Mr. C. Wix. Leallenhali-street; Mr. C. Tealor, Munitfacturea, Commerce, and Finances; -its finvernaseid, Ci- I. West Ham, and several pieces or mielosnres of arable, Mrs- Sh ' mizen , th e l atter S e ed the afte - Kingston, !burry 1 Mr. Pompey. Brock-street, Bath; Mr. J. sit and Erclesinstical• Estaidishmeuts; the State of the Arts, dos, and Pasture LAND. DWELLING-HOUSES, Out- • the annons Carter. Cando idge; Messrs. 801 l and Koott. near the Beach, Sciences. nod Literature ; its Matinees, Customs, Natural Ills- .buildingt, rind Cotter., tat Eno Him, in the County of I. e ; gun, and•her others, successively, until the enemy Broad-stryet, Portsmouth; and at Mr. T. Giles, Greenwich.- tory, iSte.' sad a small Case of land at Totteultatn, in the County of Mid- came directly abreast, when the Chesapeake NMu genuine unlea taped Jasper Taylor and Son. ly ALEXANDER DE LABORDE. dlesex. fired her whole broadside, which the Shannon it .. The, also wit hciintalm mas ice recommend their improved To Translated from the i'-ench. The said Lands and Premises will be sold b -fore Samuel Ketchup. 'heir portabk Soaps and Gravies, and every Article Pridted for Unmet,. Hurst, lire'', Orate, and Brown. Pa- 0,,,,00„ Co:, g, q . one o f a l e waters of the s a id c o urt, is mediately returned; and here, broadside to brone. is. the Oil Trade, of the first quality. . rite*** -row ; and R. litilint sal C.,. Saho sou ire. Th i rty-two separate Laos. on THURSDAY the 29th day of side, the action commenced. In five minutes this - MAYOR. Aliiiit I.' V' lATEH rattan: REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by B • • • ' . • July. 1813, at the Public Sale 1100111 of the said Court, So h bald' Lo dthe Sale be- '''"" B , the applicatiun of anew Principle to ha System of Umyer. .ut umpires- i ngs, Chancery-lone r a out I. ' otoert i oeake fell alongside the Shannon, and was DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. Many of the ' sal Stenography. ginning at Ten o'clock is the- foreuoon. boarded in her tops, as well as oo her decks, by our Counterfeits Me, fia made by DAY nod MARTIN; other have Price 7s. 6d. buards. HORT. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's gallant countrymen • and in eleven minutes from the 97 HOLBORN, leaving out the wool HIGH ; and sante have y Neer and Comp l ete A Neatirel BOOK of S Cliandsers, io Southasnptonasuildings. aforesaid ; of Messrs. a ;snall (tar) before the ortgisal Nasober. commencement of the action, her three ensigns were -CIL HAND, perked). legible, distinct is all is Parts. and Street and Vfoolfe. Solicitors, Phapot-late ; ; Mr. John Pte. (0 - Alas observe, that the mimic Address is clear and distinct.lea, Solicit*. Fore -street, Cripplegrite : Mr. Aileo, Solicitor, ',hauled down, and soon afterwards replaced, with adapted to e.ory purpose of seat and expediiiiius Writing; il- New lira lae-street ; Mr. TaNliir, Sllleit l oo%t e l is ld rs -st . ; sp ec: l -f t :M and l . i LIFE, HEALTH, HAPPINESS. Imitated •by Fifteen Plates, cuatainiog Forty-six Sets of pro- Mr. hi am t b ,„, s„lia loe, R, 0 1,,,,,.. 31 grestve Examp les . the English flag over them-her decks cleared of T ILE regular Practitioner plumes himself in that By J. CLIVE. B H. -: , poerece,.Solicitors, Lincoln's Im, ; and of Messrs. Marratand i the dead, the wounded taken below, a great propor. Ihiperior Saearily which etas:ales him In detect the ins- eo ..; By this ; thp „,,,, ed system, (wally one half of isi , e woe *, Wasidonsogh, Solicitors, Stin•court, Coruhill. . ! lion of the prisoners ' moved out of her., and, 5c. tr.5055•5 of the Quark, volute the latter, with equal bluntness., • e . do may subject may le written, Oath Stab a f.jffele SfrOk e of the I.__-_-_t____-____--- ----- - 7 --- - 7•-•.---.- - .-„.., - - companied by the Shannon, she was steered far thle.• If n..t trails, retorts she chnrges of ignorance wad inethcacy So . I 4 1, 1 id it has but one simple ride . of ereargetisor, which is - ADVICE.- • • . . the established system of RUM* Medicine.,• i rt. (Hera follows a abstenient orthe [OWN bat M wrio malt &veer wtwa nectar, disagr-ee Ps t 'as y marecleatososebtealsoimeamossame tosnuoimionmeon......gigorp.be el , et.ekraeodt ug . .• - .. •, i a n .) ---.- - • .-4i-•;---- • ' 7 :-- . . '". --- - - - Louden: Printed for B. an d E. Crosby and Ca. Stationers% L-t Presumption smile, or Pride frown sit • 05.,4; laramotable. • - 7 • •Allisfil• - use teraivering tiodestours to .ditto Wier the muse, court, Ledgate-street; { f ug may be had of all Bnokoellers. • s. . . . , Captain Broke * wit.aitsioestand,. nobly led thes. • truth, taut Ike areseot wettest Medical Pretenwon, ris a ter - . - cilia,. neat ta be ranked with the meanest mechanical disc?. . , after the meaner et the 'heath of DEATH OF CAIN' Abel, ...tior .....t auLeees ii. fel result of their erperitnee hi the best proof of boarders from the .quarter.deck,. and was, we are Yrs) of the age. • • pahlisbed by B. and R . Crosby and Co. Stationers'-conit, ""V emen '''' . ' 6 ., ( ' ) sorry to state, severely wounded, in the moment of Far me let Galen moulder on the shelf, ' • . • Lud:rate-street. Loindou. SS nett CO. Surgeons, have been induced to maker ill live and be Phytician for myself. - the core of the f ol lowing the object af their pnnicsfiar studyb a sabre on the head while exertingvictor rll l HE DEATH of CAIN, in Five Books, after ~,.• a cer t a i n Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of himself to save tWO Americans from the fury of his There I. but nee infellible criterion Which cannot deceive. Experience is the Test of Trait.-Dr. WEBSTER'SVEGE- -IL the Manner of the DEATH of ABEL, the Fourth Edi- Intoxication. and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets; which, men ;he is, however s we rejoice to learn s in a fair T 5.111. F. MEDICINE, the English I)iet Drink, has foe 60• lion, to which is pre fi xed the principal events in the HISTORY by an improver' plan. swe speedily and effectually cared; raids° of of MAN, berme that period, embellished with a beautiful year:. in every speriesa Fever. Wall kindsof Nervous Can- way recovery. • Debility, whether arising from Bacchaiudian indelgences, bum plaint., in Scary), WI Scrofula. la Dropsy, in the Gravel, &e. Frontispiece and Vignette, price 2s. boards, or on Bee large resistance* warm elimatee, or a 'erect solitary vire, too often Captain Lawrence, of the Chesapeake, died of his onif , rady restored the dejected to spitits. the exhausted to pager, 31 ' attOoppily permed by theynuth of both luxe,; in the one CaUS- I wounds. The ,respect due to a brave enemy was orcoon, and recalled the vial spark to multitudes, whom • - Alen , lately pablisbed, i ing sterility, or harem:en. ; and in the other a numerous train i . pr desslaell skill had abandoned in deipeir. 1. GAY'S FABLES, in two Vans complete, with his Life, l o f aervass,diseases, whi t 11, if not timely remedied, terminate in 1 yesterday shown to his remains. The corpse was Or. W. writ knew the perm ions :ma destructive ',eels of embellished by IW beautiful Wood-cats, by Bratatos, a seat ' impotence mid Consumption. In that dioressingshite of dehili. I landed from the Chesapeake under a discharge of 'trickery. and was therefore decidedly hostile to all descrip- Imcket val. 3, ....,f2d. ty in. defleigoey. whether the rioniemsence of such baneful ha- . t The ACCOMPLISHED YOUTH ; or, The Tree Prin. hits. *Jutting from any tether cause, by which the powers of minute guns and at two o'clock reached the King's Now. .f Qaiwits-he was an einia.nt Physician, of exlernives *aperient*, wad wlin..for Waif a Heaton, dispensed mare he- eiples of Morality and Politenele, Qs. 611, extra beards, i gr he ams e s iltl L tu ssr t d ion nu be tbe coloe . off 7f7 fi b r led m: si rw it,e. reZar s i r y e zel;t r -. e n:r o d ra ti:; I wharf-the American ensign was spread as a pall 3. ADVICE to YOUTH, a Cempcactime of the Duties of H e il - to su ff ering hetatinity, by the applitasiun of this Vert- over the coffin on whic h was placed e the sword of the able Rem dv, thou' all the practitioners ia the Modern Mate- Human Life, by Dr. Hugh Blair, 3d edition,. %. to sound and vigorous health. 2 . .- ? xis Medici can boast. Ile happily combined a perfect know- 4. CROSBY ' S ELEGANT PRECEPTOR, being an In. The resat, of a brag and extensive mortice has enabled them, deceased ..stx Capta ins of the Navy officiated as pall. ledge of the human frame, :ma of the animutecoonasy, with trodaction to the Knowledge of,tbe World and usetat ACCOIII- by a superior ragtime, to remove Venereal Complaint's, how- bearers-six companies of the 64th regiment, Coin. botanical science. and wiutherefore completely eptalifted, to ad- idisinaelass ia• Ws ever inveterate or complicated, without sobjecibig the patient min d ed by Sir John Wardlow, preceded the corpse wrianter such preparations a ith secee.s. 5. ORIGINAL FABLES, by a Lady, dedicated to the to the least remodel is diet or exercise; and - la recent Cum Those who wish to see his impriaest Vegetable system and , Princess of Wales, with 54 fine wood -eels, on wove foolscap I whereas' early nyplieedoole made me discovery of the infection, -the, Officers of the Chesapeake followed it ail Principles fully deed •ped, may. b. applying no the Venders. paper. is. bd. hoards. . _,_ 1 they frequently perform a care in the abort space of two days. mourners -the Offi cers o f th e N avy generally at.. ,own „,„,.,, hi s Treatise , „ tow Edi tion o f w i rr i i is just pub. •6. CROSBY'S LONDON LETTER WRITER, consist- I The unpreeedeniod successor their mode of treatment (which has I fished, price his. r and l^ w "%all • Pamphlet. containing 30 ing of familiar Letters on the different Occurrences in Life, la. - 'sever horn known to fail in one simile instance 5n a practice of tended-Sir Thomas Saumarez, the Staff, anti Offi• ea,' of remarkable cares, which all occurred during the last sewed. I Mires rears, during which period many !husband persons ofboth cers of the garrison ; and the procession was closed year. • i sexes have been (*red, even after severe and injoirious methods by a number of respectable inhabitants. The fune- This invalaahle MeJielne is now fa:titbilly prepared by E. RUG'S LAD I ES ' ARITHMETICAND USE OF ' ' .' G Sloe ant' Cu. B..rertigh High-street (sole Propri e tor .), from the GLOBES. them t‘o.tbas publicly offer their udvice. • rat-serv ice was performed by the Rev. Rectdr of St. The Seventh Edition, corrected by the Author, pi ice 2.. neatly Mesas. Goss angt.Co exclusively professing the cure of these Paul's, and three Tellies discharged by the troops original Recipe. which was assigned over to them by Dr. 'rioter, some years prier to his death. bound in sheep. - perticular complaints, in order that they may not be marked S: hl in half pint bottles, 4. : pint ditto. Is. 6J.; and in rfrilE YOUNG LADIES' NEW GUIDE to 1 by a alit:taken few, with the abloquy so Justly Matched to the over the grave. quart ditto 14s. each. duty *eluded. JL ARITHMETIC, conbaning, besides the comma,. and ignerentempirie, think it but justice ( . o . lin:saris , * to state, that A great number of vessels and boati of every de. ,_ . . 1 7 .h .. me time. They will probably all be at Kingston on. 1 [ I • I i of Debility and Deficiency, whether 'arising front the to of a (*rutin destruct ore habit, long residence in warns free living, or. eny other cane produciaT a deliceoey- ursday.next, just six weeks from their departures • vigour, the tonieot way rely no a .sperey restoration from England—the expedition with which they hero .. ul` i r all . ib W iwir lu t r ". ved . 14"4•44 caring Sitk4rl,44 of been wafted to our assistance, is in our opinion tho . t. ma Mal, been encode(' with peculiar recces'. atrieturet d twenty yews! duration have yielded ha their treat. happy prelude to their successful efforts in our deo - ' • be benp period. of three n reit,. Several. Nobletpen f ence . . . . p eaten attic first respect:A int', w lin tante laboured sodct Colottel.lialket, of the lattlsocknent, arrived,. Col nod distressing disease , haring rrcelved n rade.* end utter, li:ethyl:to Iv rryur,t that refereore inev he made here yesterday from King.'on,, Wes ore flagellate; that M i t i tior. : General Shealta. atSOl ,the treseis, be bad as setisfuetory _evidiltrer Of the derided superiority of ':errie and Co t 's ,1 2 11111. of. Treatment. Many of these • - . 4' had hero ender the rare of Meson, Home, Licari retreat with from Yor 'vri, teed diem. miter Sure. uris of equal evelaersce, who attempted His Excellency end ' ilict:•tr James Lyrae ro by the wile:Atop of the Loner Clunk, wit host Yee left this city 'for the' Province, at half. I carri e s owl Cp..m*, Le cuseulidd hy petioles of eft her past two 'clork.this aftowatm. • • I the greatest secrecy and bomear, at their Moose, No. MAy 15.— t We understand cogptaio &reify, of lon i soku the Nary, has orders or 10 pnAnats, of SO feet I ; ,site .the poetry are Ogee - sled $400136111. perlledert .• .. . ::tie, age, end yawed habit of liwingaltr. ie. ha hem, to bil. immaillately belt in itiosetoc; gums ~ loft . fisc nelyiee anol medleinee. alga Ike lame . will be finished in a very few week,. • ars os rosy von of. lb, kiptirre; i,igi / " • ' . ArAv 18.-14 ig wish go 1011161 *BM* OWN& •to their ototermite stig • et • ... . .. oodles eke atevalfie- -- • ..._. t lee elliiie&C. the arrival of kis Alejesty'o sited ... .. ...-. . • • . . . . • ... . • . .. • • , - . . . . .o• . , . . . . ••• . . . >. .• - . • . '.," . • ....0 • • -.0 - .4 _, ..... .