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NATAL INTELLIGENCE. eisstotrrn-wocit, PSI. 16. Yesterday arrived . the Stanliow, of 18 guus, from the Westwatd.--Sailed the SpriOtly sad Nimrod. The ,Fereetis gisit-brig, which arrived on Sunday last, with several light transports, left Rochfort on the 7th Hist. The enemy's srtadron, which were lying at single anchor in lias.ple Roads, consisted 4f three sail of the lux, the Clcutta, and the two frigates which svereOnnied in by the ,llrmene. 'the French of sleelrou board every night. The Calnuits storeship; laden with provisions, has been very sickly, and lost near 500 men within a tuts wacky. the Defiance, Dostegai, and Cesar, of 74 gnus each, and the elkatene and Aniad frigates were watching the enemy's motions. 'flie boats of this squitalmn were censtantly amusing themselves With annoying and destroying thee wide on the Isle of Rise. Several vessels were driven on shore, one of which was of valuable schooner Irons :Marti nique, laden with colonial produce. To-day arrived the Minerre, t7aptain Hawkins ; Hied Pa per., Hon. Captain Seymour, from the coast of Spinet ; and the Aiinstrel, Captain Hollinworth, put hack through distress of weather. Also the Implarablr„ of 73 A ims, Captain Alatikenzie, from the westward. Ye4terday Ow Royal Horse Artillery. and 26th R-giment, were disembarked, and marched from hence irtonedu..ely. - - DOVES, FES. 17. :Co less that' tett privateers let•.e out last night from Calais and Boulogne, and nut one of our cruisers we., to ite seen. the I,;tg Liberty, of this place, Light, for Sunderland. That, morning bettiteen two aultl three hundred of the atii.b regiment, ‘aho had gayly lauded from Sputa, marched hi here ou their route to the west ward. TO 771 Z EDITOR OF TIM DREEMI ?.0 SS " Imastatur at egff." Joy. Sto--We can hardly perhaps be taxed, u a nation, with iudifferenet to plastic in. it. if we thank the Conventimedist of Ciiitra fur his . 4 seal and firmness," we Omit ut any rate acquit ourselves of the charge of inseii.ibilit7. Some carping Op positionist may contend, that u dminction should be mad- between the flonlefiil i,;',..ties of V tifiena and the sweeping deetructioo of Aboukir mid Tra falgar. But Sir Arthur, it slienhl be recollected, has other claims to Aliaisterial uttemiun. I Its 13 • Mays It Is said, poseess--twelve wk*. It is not ' my purpose, however, in this letter, to disco... the pretensions of our naval, military, or Parliamentary • heroes; but to poiat out a case of extra-prone stuoal ileeerviag, which has hitherto unaccount.e..ly escapeti tuitions. :et•,,,.. Never, probably, a... 4 my motto more forcibly Maser ned, thou ill the iust I..ee of Joke t' , ... Eldiii—a name ideetilied and perpetnated a itl. that of toe itrie;il navy. to *We It way O.- wild, wittiout an livocrhow, to'hure marshalled the sviey to victory. His system of cuttiii the bile, wh:. :. fixes a new era in the history of our naval transac tions. ha • had the orwration, without the profligacy of that of 11 mistocles; and what the Rodney', the Howes, the St. Vincent's, the Duncan., and the Nelsous executed, Aristides himself could no, but have approved. And yet, upon the author of this most magnifi cent invention, this great engine of national secu rity ic.d glory, Lei reward has hitherto been con ferred, (if we except the satisfaction and conso lation of his own teelings), beyond the tribute of a Review, and a complimentary piece of plate from a Swalidale 'Spine, a Rector of Marske, and it Schoolmaster of Iticliumod, its the Nortlending of Yorkshire. Ir " Those feelings," ate the Edinburgh Critics. t in a tone of deep and j-3t regret. "we do not doubt, are enosgh for him ; but they are not enongh for the c•iuutry, which has bens tad by his exertions. The nation at large is indebted to his genius, and shoii!il be proud and forward to cc kilo% ledge cud to discharge the obligation. Ilia situation in life, we itudi•rstutul, reielers bins inde pendent of vatromige; and his character leads him to disdain any honour that is not ofrered to his ac ceptance. it is 41 /MIA lc duty, however, to anti cipate the claims of public merit, and to confer the highest distinction upon those who have been its most extensive bead:scion. It is this spirit of enlightened mutant:elle', that i-, in truth, " the cheap defence of nations," and imams the regular production and lion allegiance of ell the talents and the virtue by which a peeple become pros perous and renowned. Whets Peeraees and pen sions are voted with a prudent liberality to every Admiral who leads British SCallit /I into battle, is it nut humiliating to coasaler, that the great iv venter of naval titetics has received no tribute of national approliatinn or applusse ? While the humblest of his disciples, the most meelumical in terpreter of Ins instruction., is elevated to the highest pitamele of poeularitc mind Airtime, is it not unaccomitable that their atinowictigid preceptor a said he permitted to fall into neglect mid &di em', and in grow old wit:ieut being visited by one ray of public acknowledgineut or distinction : The plate—u silver howl, with two handles, and a cover, bears, I a:n informed, the following in scription:- 10ANNI . CLERK . ISI.DINF.NSI . OWSTRATAGEMA.NAVALE. CV3I.IN. SA LVTEM . TFX.IN . GLORIA If . BRITANNIC' . BONIN'S . FELICISsVAIE . EXCOGITATVM. DENEFICII. PVIILIeI. PIE. MEMO& LII. D. DD. I.H. I.F. I.T. • ('AI.. IVNII ._4l. C. D.DCCI:XIII. _ _ Jas. lA, t rut). I ate, yeses, &c. F. R. S. • Every srbuvlhoy remembers the Arno, semi to the -- Lc( if •ir Sti ^---••••••-••• Qrelin.awt hownton p. 71; it caspors Irmo. is. t XII. JO. Sir I)•rto Swat ow: sufficiently rec eeeee J to beside to leave Portsmouth ou Friday, for Lou don. Captain I% allow is appointed to the ....flied, at Ports.nionth ; Cairtim JAMES tt'uotAisiitr.a (of Pk mouth). to the ►Jediator. Tie ihtstarti. Captain 14 A EILLAND. is ordered to take out Mr. lIIATTICINST, anti suite, from Portb mouth, on a sprawl missies to Cadiz anJ Malta. WON SATURDAY NItalTS CAZETTE. - —411116.-- MILITARY Crolaiesitie is the Suffolk Lotel Militia, sired by the Lord Litst Ass . Colman. Battalion. George Went**, Esq. to be Majur--dated Becember Rislwidge Battalion . William Henry Robisisoo, Esq. to be MtCtor—dsted Jaguar? 24? Neg. Halifax Regisoret of Local Militia. Thomas Horton Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Command ant—dated Se pt.j to, isos. Craven Regioneut of Lneal Lord Ribble/Auk to be Celesset—dated Sept. to, irks. Commis,ives i 4 the Norfolk Regiment of Local Militia, dived iv the lard I-teatime:et . Pint Easter Regiment. The Hon. William Asbeton flurbord to be Lieutenant- Ckloorl-totamoodant—dated Sept. 94, loos. The Hoo. Edward Harisord to be Lieutenant•Colooel--dated as abort. William ie./Wiseman'', Faq lobe Majoe—dstmi Dec. 93,1101. ierVita Eastern Regiment. Jolla renews, Esq. to be Lieutenant-C*oloml Cononand stit—.clated Rept. es, lane. Jolla Stanifortk..Palteson, Req. to be Lieutenant-Colonel—. doted Jan. 3, ions. John Homewood Cole, Esq. to be Major—dated Sept. 13, DOS. Third Emmen Regiment William Gmtld, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Cultmel-Commaudant .—.dsted, Nov. 24, lOUS Samuel Paget. Eaq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel—dated al above. David Tolme, Esq. to be blejor--dated as above. First Western Regiment. John Petre, Eng Jo be Irientemitt-Colosel-Commandant— dated Sept. 14, 1101. TbOUteli ('ubitt, Esq to be Lieutenant-Colonel--datiNl Jan. J UM. John James 13.41ing6eld, Esq. to be Wnjor--dated as above. Second Western Begmei& Edmond Wodeltotisa Esq to be Lieutenant-Colonel CUM mandiukt.--dated lies. 0, tans. Marlboro bloin, Req. to be Lteut.-Colonel--datedlanucey, 4. 1009. Henry Sitaracl l'aetridge, Esq. to b. , Major—dated as above. Third Western Regiment. Robert Malaya Otttry, Evg to be Lieutesant-Colonel Cam aaauttaut--dated Dec. 1508. antic, Chad, Esq. to be Licuteatuit-Coloael--datod as PAR TN ZENO IPS DISSOLVED. John Flatehev and Charles Dodd, of Northampton, liner , drapers. Jan t 70•09. 1 hoes Pm:therms, of Crest Remelt-street, Bloomsbury square, sliddkaex, and George Man burrows, of Bloomsbury ago are , Aurceons Feb 6, nog. John Nash and Joho Nag. Feb. to, Dog J Arc Young and Mary Young, of Skrewsbury, Salop, linen del pont • Dm. 16, latne Robert .Lottm and Henry Jones, of Mansion-Houseutreet„ Loudon. Feb. t 4, tug. Saw*.l Johnson, Francis Lem, and Henry Johnson, of Great Eat Cheap, Loudon, mereltants. May 31. 13011. CAR3IARTIIEN SPRING CIRCUIT. Semytt. Ilevstooo, Serjeaut at Law, MCI Justice. JOHN B ALM, Y, Esq. Justice. l'ariaigati—FriJay, 'Mots+ 14. RaverlurJuisl—Tisursiuiy, A/web 30. Cartatu tp., it it edoesday. ISLE OF ELV ASSIZES. ED., •No CHRIST& AN, Eau. Ely— csbruary 9)• • _ _ BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Brinmio watat. rool Thanym Nisbett, of Angel-court, Throgiuurtuu-street, Lesikon, brokers DANKRUPTS. John it umfued Ireland, late of Burr-street, East Smithfield, Middlesex, and of Lower Thansemstreet, London, coal-fac tor, to sin render, Feb. •4, March 3, and April 3, at ten, at Gallant!. Attorney, Mr. Joshua Mayhew, Synkeud's-tun, Chancery-lane, London. Joseph Hand, of Wurmwood-street. London, warehouse inn, I...amender, Feb. al March 4, add April at eleven, at GuiMAU. Attorney, ilk'. Maroon, Churek-row, Netting so, buns. Jose pla Dean, of Sinologists's. Warwick, japenner, to sur render, Maids a, ti, and Aped 1, at eleven, at the Slosh-ta vern, in the Square, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Kim derley. Load, and lace, Gray's-Inn, Lode.; and Mr. Iles wick, dirnunglians D 'Siam R.K i Parker, now or late of Ilebdeo, parish of Linton, York, cottomspinser, to surrender, March tt, 3, and April 1, at the New ion, Skiptua. Attorneys, John Scho field, f Allston, York ; and Mews. Scale mid Hestia, Great Orniond.street, and Staple-inn, London. 11 .n. Darhy,lide of flexion Hereford, botcher, to surren der, Feb. 20, March 1, and April 3, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lomita,. Attorney Mr. Tuwnshend, Steple.lun London. JOS Prado, of Line-street, London, lead-merchant, to eurrinider, tele 21, at eleven ; March 4, and April 1, at teu, at Gui:dls2ll. .Ittoineys, Sienna. Pearce and Sun, Swithin's-lane, Lot.dno. John Morrie, of King-street, parish of Greenwich, Kent, to aureentler, March 4, and April I, at twelve, at (Imbibed, London. Attorneys, %levers. W. and J. Aliens, Clifford's-Inn, London ; and Mr. Charles R. Parker, Green. tell. Berdaruin Fisher, of Dudley, Worcester, wine -merchant, to sorrerekr, March 3,4, and April 1, at twelve, at the Shan:arum tavern, Birmingham. Attorneys, Alessi's. KM &wiry, 1-ong, and Inc*, Gray's-Inn, Loudon ; soil Messer. Smith and .triiold, Birmingham. llorsfall, of Hampstead-road, :Middlesex, victual kr, to vsrreadsr, Feb. b, March 7, and April I, at ten, at I..ondon. Attorney, Mr. Warne, Old Broad street, Liaidon. Peter Bentley, late of Burklenbury, hot new of College- Thanies-street, London, .tour-mason, to surrender, ns, March 4 and Aped at twelve at (;wildhall. At torney,MrlLuckiett,Wilson-street, Eiusb:try-square, London. Benjamin lancashr, of Scarborough, York, ship-owner, to sunender, Mary Is 1, it, and April 1, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Ms. Chapman Barber, Chance, y lune, Lunalv.i. DIYI DEN DS. Apia 7. Joseph Gill, I::tci7sflirss --- es parish of Maley, Gloucester, clothier, at ten, at the George ran, Meow', f;lourester. b 13. John Delaney, of Liverpool, Lancaiter, draper, at °he i st the ((tube tavern, Jubri-street, Liverpool. April as. George Tytisr, late of Honodsditch, Laudon, blopseller, at twelve, ut tatfildhall. June Charles limey and Nicholas Homey, or Navigate street, London, linelvdrapers, at use, at Guildhall. Apia is. Eduard ISlnwood sod Samuel Thorley, of lb. Pooh, y, London, Scotch-factors, at twelve, at Guildhall. Mardi ii. Hawn noggin], of Salford, mar Manchester, at eh-ten, at the Palace inn, Martebesuer. Mardi In. Jo.Ln Suter, of bast fietfrd, Ns/Dive:am, mer cer, at cies en, •i April us Ibti is, of Bary-street, St. Mary Axe, Le.- dm,, nvereha;.t, at ele-veis, at Guildhall. March 14. John 'reuilant, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, wine-merchant, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. April a. William Chester, late of Chesterfield, Derby, mer cer, atcleatt.,ultbc Falcuu ion, Chesterfield April S. Gror4e Topper, sow re late of Usti/a, Kent, shop ketpci, at ten, at Guildhall, London. 31arch tr.. Richard Pante, of Little Hempel's., Devon, foul -merchant, at eleven, at the Golden laua as, New ton-Abbot, parish of Wonlborougli, Levan. - - 1111 trivAdbil ott *int stlet. DAR. GORDON'S Vegetable Da!manic Pint, jUI in all twee df Dropsy, Cermenigition, Cough, Asthma, Bile, Scruphula, Loon of Appetite, Costivenem, Stranguary, tail every mimics of debility, eve reeommeadcd to all fami lies as the most safe and efficacious medicine net discovered. An authentic list of extraordinary curds performol by those Pills, when all other medicines have failed, attested by the must respectable character% inclose earl box, and may ['roma where they are sold, and at the Proprietor's Warehouse, 13, Brydge'amteret, opposite Drury-lane Theatre; Ward, .li4, Holborn; Bacon and Allen, Oxford-street; Bell, 349, Straw' ; Bolton, Royal Exchange ; itrraawnd, Birlirmsgata. sheet ; is bears It 46.6 d. each, vor tire for use pound. ITIHE real JAPAN 111.ACKIN4:, made by .1 DAY and 3IAR'PIN.-I'his invaluable Composition, with half the U4llBl labour, produres tie nowt hrillitod jet black ewer beheld, affords peculisritourighmeni to the leather, will not soil the burst linen, is perfectly feee from mit unplea sant uteli , sud will retain its victors to say climate. timid, Wholesale, by Day and Martin, at the Mauufactory, No. 97, High HoMora. Retail, by F. Day, No. 7, Tsristork-street ; W. Day, so, Swallow-street ; Aloe], No. 1, Finch-lane ; the principal liontisakera, Perfume'', and oilmen, in tin. Me tripolia, and in t eery Tenn throughout the United liietipinm, is stone bottles, price is. tid. each. For STRAINS, RH EiIMATIS)IS, CHILBLAINS, Ac. Dr. STEERS'S tHIODELUCC. The name "F. Newlo.vy, Nu. a s, St. Nora," is engrav?il on the stamp, rtinuil the wrapper of each bottle, nLich, it carefully attended to by Minim-A-Fs, will peered their bring imposed upon by the iminerons counterfeits in town and country, to which its success has g van rise. tar »op.rior to all °the e>aerual owsrmotinni, X in the Cure of Braises, Sprains, Rheumatism*, Atc. 514 u in Ca amps or Nunibarcs, hi:Stiffness aud is .mesa of the joints, as well as in promoting Circulation in the Lind*y whim in a paralytic state: it is also the best !remedy girt Chil biting, if diasaired in tk*poOot, and applied wail*, nod with a pludget of lint well imsistencd with it, soot tied on t'ie part *flitted with • rag. It is likewise, from its peottrathio; epodil r, of admirable service in the aceidents and local Coin. phi r•..s to which Hums are suhjeet, and nu stable Wrong be without it, Sold only by F. Newbery and sons, No. 15, St, Paul's Church-yard, four doors Ruin the corner of Cheapsid4, Condor'. price '2• • . lid a bottle, duty included; and, by their appointment, by Bacon and Co. o%foot-street ; Wade, Old Boutt•farect ; Bayley and Co. Cockspu.street ; Wei d, Middle-row, Holborn ; Randall, Ruyal-Exehange ; Dicey and Co. Buw Church-yard ; Harris, Ludgate-street ; Clarke, rind Bowling and Cu. Borough. FOR DISORDERS OF I'HE HEAD, DIMNESS OF SIGHT, DEFECT OF HEARING, &c. TIE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF. M a proof of its 'Stacy, Mr. Rickard Thorn, of Itchen-Stoke, Hahts, writes, in February, Ism, to the Pro prietors as follows: " I am now 74 years old, and can see to read with cons mon glasses, and wy memory is as good as when I was only ie. le July, 1776, (19 years ago), I was seised with a dread ful giddiness iu way bead. My ilactor gave me various me dicines : they (lid me no good. He admitted this, and can didly advised the use of your Cephalic Sniff. I took it, and in a few weeks was snuck better. Aftir this I took it more freely, and in mix weeks was as well uud kr:lrty as ever, and so bare coationed to this day." In consequence of the increased expense attic ingrowing, of w hick this elegant and efficacious Snuff is composed, and the high duty upon the buttks, the Proprietors are under the necessity's( raising the price to as. 1:d. per bottle, stamp included. It is sold uoly by F. Weals/try and Sons, at the Warehouse for De. James's Powder, No. 44, in St. Paul's Church...n:ll, London; and Brodie and Co , Salisbury . ; and none is ge !mine, unlen the words " F. Newbery, 45, St. Penn," be engraved on the maim; I, by (heir appointment, by Ward, Holborn; Fa• ger and Allen, Oxford... Best ; Bade, Bund.street ; Hayward, Piccadilly; Buyley and Blew, Coeluiptu-.treat ; Harris, corner of Ludgate-street; Itan dell, (loyal Exchange ; and Clarke and Bowling and Co., Borough. PREGNANT LADIES. oa situation rte h w.. c quires a temporary retirement, way be accommodated with apartrneuts to lye -to, agreeable to their circumstances ; their infants put nit to 'gorse, and taken care of. The conso lation resulting from this undertaking, to many of the mutt respectable families in the kingdom, by securing peace and concord amongst relations and friend'', is sufficiently con spicuous to be counteaanced by the humane and 'nudge part of mankind. Honour and secrecy having been the basis of this concern fur assay years, may be relied oa. Those re gardless of reputatioa will not be treated with. Apply to Mr. or Mrs. Symons, Midwife, Loadomboisse yard, St. Paul's Church-yard.—Ladies may be accommodated in the country, if swore agreeable than an boric-1..1h rs, post paid, dtteudeil to, and advice, gratis, frum tea till hie o'clock. WINTER FASIIMNS.—REAL BAP:- GAINS.—coo Coloured Circassian Robes, los tid. worth t ss. ; 90 ImIM sprigged shawl dresees, or fur pelisses, it is. regular price iii. 6d. ; anon yards dark ell-wide prints, Mid. sold last year at 311. 4:141. ; 530 of the richest silk lustre dresses, 11s. tid. worth its. ; 34) cotton chambray* ditto, only as. lid. ; and sear coo of the must fashionable dark printed cambric*, tee. tad. worth 175. the dress; with as elegant as semblage of the most handsome long and square shawls, at little more than half their original prices.—BARGAINS IN taHl rt.: Goons —2ou yard and half wide (stabile suslius, 29.3 d. worth Ss. tid.; leo ditto, the finest made, is. gd. ; 9s very excellent India jaecoaids fur cravats, as. 6cl. the square ; another lot, beautifully flue, as. ; No real Madre lung cloths, 2". per y ard, worth a 5.941. ; and so ditto, the fittest ever brought front hullo, vs. lid. ; lon pieces botch cam brks, 16s. sufficient fur 1111411 handkerchiefs; and go French ditto, from vos. to two guineas, the greatest hargais ever be held; Ilia pair of real India sheets, (three yards long, and nearly equal to Russia in wear), Its. ; No of the rirbrst fur niture dimities, lad. per yard, wort► vs.; 9n of the must de. keine hair curd checked muslin", as. worth as. lid.; with • •ast vanity of Brussels and satin spots, white robes, table linen, Rolland abeetiup, calicoes, ceelioterpacies, sail Irish linens, strikingly cheep, at NEWTON'', 14 ; Leicester square, the second house from the Panorama—Ladies will ►ave the goading* to be particle* in sense and number. (FAITH ICIID4- - M. Scot 11 Rutert iloloneue, uuw ur data of -Ledge. Lee riu.trr, etitort-spiester. Jolla %Vowel'. of Kett'w•Lyea, Grocer. 1112.11asui Iteithukd, f.uruerty et Peas Church-yard, b.utlen, sew et limit:l Cottage, near lt,plry, Surrey, r 1) oust. i^ l . 9 Perko., late of Broa44trect, Horsier/airs, Surrey, wast-arercliast. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. CAUTION. lIVREIIEAS BENJANIIN PERRIN has in - v tended himself opus the Public as " the original and only person" who ever prepared the Fever Powder and Ana leptic Pills fur the late Dr. Jal.lt, i they will be mudded ie. jade of this mass pretensions, when they are iaiorniesi that I he was a labourer to the Doctor's Earileo, at Lambeth, at eleven shillings per week, and *Drew:aids employed to make up he pills, the ingredients of whirls were weighed out and delivered to him, so mass, for Dist purpose ; sod DIAL.: ne ver slid assist in any part of the prowess of the Fever Pow der, to which the Analeptic Pills owe their peculiar efficacy. It will ha evident, therefore, that Mr. Peonies are not Dr. James's Pills ; and the Public a ill determise what degree of credit is to be given to Ore who has askirted, that he was the "original and only persue ahu ever assisted Dr. J ames la prepatiug his Powder, when it appears that the Fever Powder was prepared many years before he worked fur 1.4. Janus, and evens baton. he was bums. The Analeptie Pills (which Dr. James coatriael as a Remedy fur hirwelf, sad which preserved hie life to an advanced age), sire admirably calculated fur Divorders of the Stimasseh and Bowels, leaf fie the Head. Aeb, mid oilier bad Meets of free living, as also fur Rheumatic, Nimes, sod (feisty C0400111144*e they 4e5117 upeu the poses by sight, and the body by day; sod are eacellent is Colds sod might Fever., and should sever he omitted at bed time, alter ary eacess of Eatiag Drinkorg only by F. %calmly and Sous, No, as, St, Paul's Church-yard, Landon: and at DT. James's late house, I. Breton-street; in Buss, prier 4s. lid. each; or eta ia nos large. 'Pox, price al. 4w slaty iegladed. 8. (*serve that the words, " F. Newbary, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. • PLATE bLASS comrAtrr. • THE Public lir , . infaritie;i: ;431 a large Amort.. went of PLATY. G1,4'.:. is tries 441 wt fixed Prier*, I Mr. ALEX ANDrltt DLACC, at the Cuisi• Warettotitie, A 1.11:0S-el...ICE, lIKIDCE, of a kin colour, survor ; sod el eariJus din.Lusions, from ti 14 and Goan to to 7.1 ittcbea in breadtb ; wise Onset itati C. cave Moran, from to to :di torly.v —AI3. tf,r. ',Atilt ass.,lttatent may be had At:it:J.llll4(i tltdera, by atblitrim,,‘ I.etters to Ma. William I . usher, at ki lltanufsettity, Rare., • u.ar Mescal, I.4neuvltir —. 'rem the ;mat ',tyro:. ;swot Mad, of late yemYs iti latw 3innu:s. tory,. it is now allowed that the Coop:v.4's I'latit are equal in & z i t b r a_ Lawry, and has, as few. asarrferf,ns, couitared with arty For. Van Class that ever was tnaportctl. ArPLAKANCIi. smoty and Hee!lb cannot be avow itestenniteA, than y encoding to the Preses. - ..tion of the Tertis. MR. NI:WTON't. ILL:4'1'011 ATIVE 't GOTH powur.n, basing tumbrel tle. appiadis • tiou ante drat Nulmlity, Gentry, and at• t iare.ao polo* b y fin eXtelltille conwontittou fur a vrries ist yerr, an sett an the not-station of its superior m.vellettaree /*eon , the matlys:e of its ...oupuntlit parts, by the iniasit .lisost.;it.stete.l litedwal character:. who here pionotioistil it the most pilt.‘lllll, Vegebibic Tooth Powder kos.on, to iincrusse the besot ) 4 the twainel, snit promote the slursehtlity of the Teeth. and which has, in room:waste of its e*ptriencril wlrattitgis:; men hollowed with Cite imetiedlete intasonsame of . I'heir .41a. jratiet, amd the various Ittostrome Ltriunshine of the Royal Falni)y, N.Adlity , Matey, kr. it. the Un:.tetl K:rixtton,. NEWTON'. TOOTH POWI)EN is an Mstisiatmitt ea.: Antisceirlittlx Powder, a delicate Aromatic, ems wady ma:, tel to this palate, and plreswit in its use; in hoe, to tie,. who apply it, it is aCi Ani. pieventire u( pain or dxsy of the T. nett, to the 'Meet wrsinl Mk. It roidatates to (Milieu:ly In: pared by Mr. Newlin. !only), it I.la house, Magnet-place, Visoliall (late of (*mat Rowel-street, 1.1111 • 11410, from the actioine Iteripe the late Sir J. Physician to •fb it Majest its, &c. ; and sold w re flit, and far exponstioo, by Messrs. Shlw and I:des:rd.,. No. des, St. Pont's Church-)..rd, aisain he bus empowiaisit to make n tilwral allowance to littl Tout sad C..untry u dets Iforehaons, are : also, retail, Isy every P.-reamer mid ‘fedican. Ni tier in the kingdom, in Rues, gin fltl. club. N b. Pk - :.se to ask for Neu tuo's 'tooth Poadeo, eta: .ec Hint " B. It. Nro-too" i. arittrouti earb B , x, with red ink, as all others mold as Neut.'s:save inapriltinos. - lERAL TEETH, ON A NEW AND E3III'ILOVED PLAN. Fit Deftlist * of Wol au t Russellasmare, begs lentil ftwitettfully to OMAti epee to the Public, that in comegoenc.• of various experiments. nod of vast Jiv pliestion to his 16//1114111, he is enabled is. re commend AItTIF!CIA I. TEI.TII, by means of a Nimeral Preparation, so as to give complete satisfortioo to 11101* the may have or casiou Wr soul' substieutra—Mr. Faker en- Ksgp to supply Isson .me Tooth to a whole Set; without causing pain or irritatiim, sad of an appearance Do very ea.. tarot, us t0.1..fy t h e most crdieril observer—at the same time the Tio tit an supplied it ill answer every purpose fur mastication. give to the voice 111 natural tone and pooh. - lotion ; sod their construction es so incorruptible, that Ili. Falco r engages to replace them, free .4 expense, if es Cr kiting ti to wear, chanKeculuar. Mr. Falrar can also aUix au art, ficial Palate, in a manlier peculiar to hini..elf, and never b... fear attempted by any individual—Ai r. lalenr feels it again his duty t t caution tln, Public spigot the scurrilous pul-li. cations oleo old, clarions, nod irritable competitor, whose apneas of Chat ge and Practice haviug beets subverted by Mi. hatruir's estabirAinient, has been unceasing in bin attempts to injure Mr. F iu the poiliic opisoon. Ent Mr. Faleitee elliirts having already given, great ratisfaction to Limey Tr ipe( table characters, lie is custard, through the liberality ow+ goodness of his Frielals, to give villein - es as to the cone/l oess (Whit protessious, which enuuot fit pro% mg highly sa• ft . ..factory to those who may have occasion for the exercise el his talents--an indidgetice, he believes, tower before expe rienced by say Dentist, nail which has been recorded to Mr. Faleur, in conisermence of the illiberal attacks of thm irritatde diaappousteil competitor, persevered iii fur years. T 1 Old Man should keep well in mind, that Ins mediae% has tweedy obtaimd for him honourable 'motion in the Records of than Court of King's Ranch, and on the Minutes of avert respetto able Member of the Stuck Exchange. NO. in. Woburn-place. —---- PRICE OiI:MIAS ON SA - TUR DA T. 3 per Cent. Reduced 3 per Cent. Consols Will • per Cent a b3it $ peg Cent. Navy brag Annuities lisp. 3 per Cent. ......... ......... ....6tai Imperial Annuities 7..16 i Owituuna India Stock : lB4 i .5 It India Bonds Exchequer Bills ...... IS 14 prem. English Lottery Tidtols Oil. 19n. Consuls fur ' T. BIS:1, Storkbroker, 4, Covuhill, and 9, Clinting-erns. SI EETINGS OF ClifforrgiiliiAT GUILDHALL, TO.MOILROIT. M. 2. Thomas Frost, laic of Leadenhall-street, London, sta. B - user - - - - . 3 11 Wiliam Watson, Tutbastreet, Westminster, lines - drarw - - - 2ln John Stott, Gray's-inn-lane, builder . le i - John Salter, Bermondsey New. road, carpenter - I 1 William Elistriee Little Carter-lam, Das lure Com mons, eabioat.itaker - - - - t . John Horn Clsrks, St. Seises's-street, milliner - ut I George Darts, KingslanaLruad, SI idaltesex, cow-keeper t 1 1 Thomas Hughes Lluyd, late of the Puuttry, and of Walwortb Common, Senn", slate-men haul - t t Thomas Payler, late el theenwich, Kent, nsecchnot I I Wednesday last, at It WIIII 1101, near Osacstoy, the lad), of Liestenant Colonel Galion, of a iiatigker. Saturday last, the lady of the lion. Juba Vaughan, M. I'. fur Cardigan, eta daughter. MA/1111AG F.S.. On Sunday eclinight, by amend license, at the ane't ut church of Wesibury, Henry Al./oral Mereirether, Fig nt Stsathanapten-street, Illonarslorly, barrister-at-law, to Miss Elias Maria l.to•lt:. er, of Wrulterv•hunse, .me atilt: this! b • ten of the lute Tholes, Lock)er, Esq. of Weralsury-boanc war Plyniostii. At Astbsori, in Cheshire, on Tuesday the 14th, Jaha Aa tzebus, Esq. of Cheam, Surrey, to Mrs. J. Bence. 11/ZATHS. Atoriug the officers lust iw the late expedition to Sim' s. George Lear, of the Royal &Witty, sun of the . Tru, of Ointaton, near Salutary. .1 few Joys ago, at the Earl of Taulterviiles, at Walton, :Is lion. Lady Augusta Bennett. In Spanish Town, Jamaica, ea mth October, Vital Haywood, a five black woman, at the very 7.41.111)Cia sic .4 tau years. She was a grown girl at the tine of the env:. quake 'bleb destroyed Port Royal, in 1692, sad reermiuuq. hawing none with her wither for a load of the weer% whist. drifted aahoie On the beset' hear Poet Henderson on it. •L ioceasi , u. She was a Dative of the Island, and in her youCs belonged to I:re. Choi nock, of the shove toots Ou Thursday morning, at Stockwell, T. Barrett, E.g. Pro prietor of %%sashed Gardens. Oa iliosdly undo last, at his house, in St. lawics's-ptasi... General Miwilauut aged yg. On Satbrday, 13 LIS 524 year, at his house, at Goren Batik, wear 111.everpirtsl, 114 , 1111sJoe, Irrerchuat. His loss will he deeply and bong teuseated.—A airtime** sle . fender of civil and milers@ liberty, be ewer stood forward its deludes. champion, Quid, with an ehiqueime loanersl and in. ealisity his own, hr ass copreialis when iniustins or opprcisnim were the ohjeets of his aniuizalsersion, WATER, Tills , AT Uutlgillrn&itA:i, Morn ann. afters . A Eton be Will. gaff .. TL7 Printed he ff D IVllkstitN, An yg, trull Buswell-comet, Corcs-itreet sad the Offices Back of 47 t. clement& thumb, Strand. by J. WEll E, of same pleee...-Oedes, &e. icr this ?.:1 f. ISt to the 011ee,trest paid), win M du y atkw;sd is. NUM IN rHi T" P 1 Thir To which wi THE U 1 ..---z• /11H N P .1_ Their ! To wbieh L Majtar; LAY, I.ls 44 irritiaa reea?al E LES .hall ream& at Vas hedge r"/!I Both, papa 71. Gra buy'. Woe, Ser. al Viral Me ',Aiwa" wit Ore einerlN S. ike k•arl nutont , nor . Arran. oR Ms ..-..........-.lm c 1+.1.1 - . the Tvi , ,..rt in orr vitt:l) TH lUM, In bo the et#e 84•1 See, S , Olt• a die,acierideted, is s siert; 4 Pie Fa .1.4 to be ober eller ole, The Coo& `Ales. 1 ' 1 " nerd vet be meth t n the leak ilAsai, air Percale as hi THE' Mujeu DAY, be s tv arrihw a(/Aart QUARTZ' drtirtri al *4 6, 0 s; ',5 700 VIP •°, rt. Co.di (!!!:re, •.r regain mod 1w tie Bann ...owl; Mir reties on Ai Maj. Mose Wm, de he OJT. e, Ir 4 ;4* *6Bl/14 Lir f• Tael,e hirm Lamp 0 Tuw, Sit Peek Mt No Toed Tye*, sir prra•sellka from tun re Paws tem r4fiberei Mktg 1 "TOW al 1111WEM At • BC mug 1 sad P rligulaan rgf; eqpiirr DEYTTI *scrip ArcIAA! Delos Miser* Reties, AU Lay All Fee tate i accelerate beteg tbei believe th melee en NOTICE Teasel% c COW fare be •frin. tentlauce Weetiaias apply •ta and ellen be &aver day •:x pal (tbe eel secceei , kd YOKII, h licven ; 214raihers. TIDO tone one log n Briton. bonda aad sad 1 1